St John High School - Echo Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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cien ce The Science lab with its test tubes and flasks, Bunsens and ring stands, its ia- miliar and not too distasteful odors of hydrogen sulfide, and all the other chein- icals and gases, will be a memory cher- ished by many senior students when they think back with nostalgia of their many hours spent in working out vcri- ous experiments. Our helpful and congenial teachers are hoping that some day their former pupils will come back, perhaps as famous scientists, physicists, chemists ore fwhat have you? IQQQCA Have you ever suffered from stage fright? Who hasn't at one time or other in his life? This feeling of panic, nervousness when speaking before an audience and other peculiarities and defects in pronunciation and enunciation receive efficient corrective treatment in the speech classes which seniors at St. lohn's are privileged to attend. -264

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j3Lw5Ahnen Rooni2ll lfrrlnt row tlelt to ricghtl: Dorothy Oldenhurq, loan Bryne, Marqy Nichols, lean Farek, Irene Kfaenia, Ccrllene Mr'Cieo, Vilma Grinxm, Patricia Cravviord, larraiieline Wargneir, lane Wein aardt, Sylvia Haselhorst, Lorraine Ansiinqer. lm-rind row: Arthur Albers, lf-rry Card, Mary A. Srrhertier, Carol Miller, Rosemary Layes, loyue Slevin, Carol Gartner, Nancy Pruaqer, lanet Cullens, Mary Farmer, Mary Ann Moynihan, Mary Dufrfgan, liglhn Duarran, William 'VValsek, Hiuhard Kenney. Hack row: Hivhurd Salir, Willam Bundstein, lohn Collins, Donald Hrdlivka, Robert Farmer, Ray Guidirfy, Albert Harvey, Kenneth Coleman, Robert Parish. x r E io? 'fee fs Rooni2l2 Front row tlelt ir: riqhtl: loan Daniels, Imogene Kepler, Rosemary Hoffman, Ioan Dahlheimer, Anita Dekerr, Margaret Berryman, Betty Ann Balek. Seuond row: Helen Mae Hozak, Dorothy O'Hara, Phyllis Rinqwald, Theresa Kozemski, Dorothy Kovarik, lune Tonkovic, Gertrude Enright, Beverly Karl, Patricia Brady, Edna Stoll, Third row: Leroy Kimmel, Lawrence Grnoser, Dorothy Haas, Doris lla, loan Dunphy, Constance Eichhorn, Yvonne Younq, Leonard Boqurki, Raymond Gerwitz. Bark row: lohn Collins, Charles Scheman, Harold Kissel, Edward Kusmer, Williarri Kramer, Nor- man Kcuch, lanres Davis, Raymond Friedman. 725 W Q Ei Y'

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Oggfdfg Our library, as it is now in its new quarters and with its many improve' ments, is a rnost pleasant place in which to read or study. A number of students were privileged to help in marking books, prepare ing posters and other displays for the library. During Catholic Book Month a special exhibit was put up. Books by Catholic authors, book jackets and appropriate posters inviting students to read Catholic books were most attractively arranged under the direction of the Librarian. N inspect what they helped to produce. ,.......... , .6 ..27,. tLettl: Ronald Larson and Torn Brinker assist in marking books lBottoml: Catholic Book Week display in library. The junior jnls wad. sum Vim