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

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Spanish Bernadette Corona have a laugh over the clown as they learn the Spanish terms for eyes ears and mouth from Sister Mary Conrad in Spanish class Besides first and second vears of Spanish Sister teaches freshman relig-lon and Latin Mitchell McClarin H e n ry McGau1y V i r gi ni a McLoughlin and 4 Making the library a cheerful, a.s well as a helpful, place falls to the lot of Sister Stanisla. Susan Jokerst, Don Bruemmer, Bill Yenicek, and Dolores Voss select and withdraw books as Charles Bell assists at the charging desk. Sister Stanisla also teaches junior English.

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Mouths are open wide for a beauunu song. This caroler group, Kay Bruns, Mikki Kausch, Jeannine Gaasch, Jeanne Molloy, Ron Homer, I Tom Rozak, Don Homer, and Jim Huelsman, follows the direction of Sister Mary Aelred. Sister, in her busy day, teaches chorus, German, I Citizenship, Physics, and Practical Math. Clzovus - - Everybody loves a lover, so it is no wonder that sophomores John Bultas, Gabrielle Zanin, and Bill Wieberg become enthusiastic over project nooks when Sister Eustacia teaches The Idylls of the King. Besides her sophomore English classes. Sister teaches religion. 519 lislfz

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l No plans for atomlc Warfare afoot It s just uary Ortmann Lnarles thr111s of chemical reactlons nmder the guidance of Slster M Ann Catherine Algebra I and Practlcal Mathematics are in S1ster's schedule too Cbemlsfr General Scream Those aren't toy cars Conrad Majino and Judy McKenna seem to be en joymg They and Rosemary Erlckson are learmng about weight 1n general scxence class Thelr teacher is Sxster Leonilla who also teaches rehglon T ,I X M 47 :J ra Q - M ' 4 of 1 l l x Q 1 f K ,ff-4 Q h , Boardman, Pat Beachler, and Deanna Reinhold experiencing some of the 4 4 56' 1 Q : I. 7 ' '