St John Cantius High School - Review Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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4v 4 r 6 f QV, Q fum' Re 77? to , sf me eddie Erlntors Bob Vulcosrc Pat Kennedy Conme Danlelb and Bobble Whrte look over tlnr hed product whale typrste Nancy Bauer Dorothy ond Florence Szatranglfl Barbaro Ka delgkr and Loretta Tlmlco contlnue working on the next Issue Luculle Lepka photographer checks her equlpment Experlenced reporters of the Can han Search for new Ideas They are Frances Chmura Barbara Danrels Donna SlWllQ Carol Skut nik Marilyn Mantnfel Georglann Slgler Mary Wnlczewskn Berna dette Acela Janet Rosby and Bev erly Stachowskr 'qu vs- b',. e headline department of the nhan IS asslsted by the energetic cubs Raymond l-lowanlak counts polnts ot a headlune under Sister Crescentua s supervlsnon

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goood me 7aaZ4 .- Cleanliness is compulsory That goes far library books aso Cheerfully dusting foo for the mind are Rita Zelenka and Margaret Miskovich. Sorting and stamping pamphlets and preparing bulletins for binding are library aides, Jane Roetzer and Mary Lou Stochuro. Lu- cille Lepka has desk duty, and Pamela Ellis makes sure the books are shelved in order. 1 ,ill 41.11 IQQII i l l A storehouse of treasures, the library is the busiest place in the school. Stu- dents make use of the opportunities offered them during study halls to ab- sorb whatever knowledge their own textbooks do not afford. Facilities are adequate to meet their needs. , - A Busy students use library facilities to prepare for class, Thurnbing through the extra large dictionary to make up that back homework is John Kuzrna. Other students usually manage to look absorbed in their work. , . v l l l i 4. eases m lg 't T' in 5 Page 66 N .A l

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20 facial , accede l 5 in Some people go pretty for to sell ads . . . we went to out- erspace. Through original skits, the Seniors encourage the student body to sell ads for a successful yearbook. Conternplating a method of transport, Seniors decide that a rocket will do to get them to their destination--Mars. Jerry Stonek, Lo- retta Tirnko, Nancy Bouer, and Georgionn Sigler look quite dubious at the prospect. Martians seem to be friendly, but earth people are hard to convince. The Mortians retaliate by tem- porarily spurning the opportunity to subscribe to the Contion Review. After entertaining eorth people very naively, they finally consent to be given the privilege of advertising in the annual. 1 ll , tx l ll! 'W J 'l Both groups are now trium- phant-eorth people have accomplished their mission, Martions gloot over their prize, the Contian Review.