St John Vianney High School - Talon Yearbook (Kirkwood, MO)

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Fine Arts Week The Third Annual Fine Arts Week was held in the beginning of April. Typical of Vianney endeavors, the week was a smashing success. The student body were entertained on one day by the Briar Cliff Singers. Another day saw a presentation of the history of Rock 'n' Roll. The concluding event was a series of movies: Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, a Three Stooges flick plus a Roadrunner cartoon. 29

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Library The library this year was run by Brother Joseph Conradt and Brother Frank Lange. It offered students peace and quiet and the ability to do research on their subjects. The complete- ness of the library undoubtedly provided a help to many students. Credit should be given to the Brothers and those students who gave up their free time to keep order and to help organize the library. Top: A few typical bookworms at work. Middle: Brother Lange assists a bewildered student. Bottom: Brother Conradt hard at work. 'ss . .s X 4 , as - -1.5: M sq. Q-rf.. ' 4 '

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Students Attend Group Masses Vianncy once again has shown its superiority in surpassing the usual hum-drum Mass. In obser- vance of a number of these Masses, it was realized that Vianney has whipped them hands down. After listening to such orations by the Vianney clergy, it can safely be said that they positively affected the student body. None of this could have been possible without Fr. Tobin, Fr. Cahill and Fr. Piekarski and all the fine singers and musicians. Top Right: Fr. Tobin gives the homily at open- ing of school Mass. Center Left: Communion time. Center Right: Seniors at mass. Bottom Right: Frs. Tobin and Piekarski con- celebrate the back-to-school Mass. 30 iii? , I1 E X fd