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

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, .. v- J- Q' ' I , f jf 5 'N' , xgh, I u ' ,gf --l X I X im! 'u'2 '7,'.' . X: A moment to remember-actually working togetherftinds members of the Cantian Review staff comparing notes: Bev Stachowski, Rick Poleyka, assistant photographer, Mary Alyce Maresh, Joe Gaydos, Dolly Nagy, Nancy Payne, editor-in-chief, Donna Keith, literary editor, Barbie Rush, Georgiann Sigler, Make-up editor. Working on a project of their own are Ray Slusarczyk, business manager, and Jim Franz, Sports editor. ,44Qa5,.,70afz6.,. Zecwmeu, ,4'gaa2.., mafuleef More effort, different ideas, student participation, dem- ocratic reasoning - all are added each year for a more successful annual. The pleasures derived from the task outweigh all anxieties about deadlines, and drudgery is a word unknown. We happily present our views of a year well spent. Mix a llttle shorthand, stir in some typing, add the English language and you get some witty ccptiOns. Ltterary staff members Ot work are: Donna Keth Mary Alyce Maresh, and Susan Fohl, typlst. Doing some research copying a little partak- ing of snacks, rummaging the tiles, finally re- sult in g layout Make-up staff' Dolly Nagy, Jim Franz, Georgiann Sigler, Ray Slusarczyk, and Bev Stachowski.

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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.

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Q: Sister Mary Concepta, principal, becomes as popular as any teacher this evening. She is accosted with any number of problems. During student lunch periods, parents assemble in the gym instead, to observe a performance by the band or gym leaders. Page 70 0' 1 E. 5 m and A chance to recall what school was like comes an- nually on Parent-Teacher night. More important is the distribution of first quarter report cards and a discussion between par- ents and teachers for stu- dents' improvement. Mothers' interests are drawn away from the crowd ta the true accomplishments of their daughters' labors. They ex- amine some canned goods put up by the Home Ec class. . NL-- lun ,,M 'f' ,Z M mf 1 Nl! 1711 :W Q