St Johns College - Lectern Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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The Class Of 1963- Hope they read itV Class Moderator and offi- cers post a notice. Student Council Representa- tive, Grace Knoble; Secretary, Juanita Saturnino; Vice President, Bonnie Pcrscll; Moderator, Sister M. Catherine Sienna, H.H.M.; President, Rita Lepkowski; Treasurer, Karen Manning. Five, please! Theresa Birskovich, Joan Begin, Marian Bailey, Barbara Barron, Karen Arndth and Marilyn Baxter invade the book store. Addition 1; , gt. Q4Jolm 02311232 7 L gum tum Associates Archit , ; . - cots and Enginecrs V Sldewalk superlntcndents. Agnes Docll, Jane L Cleveland40h ' W! PASSALACQUA BUILDER m Conaway, Mary Delchin, Barbara Daniels, Kathy Gommuvme Pwuamsamm co. Domsm, Agnes Frieda, Diane Eddy.

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Classes Freshmen tiYour Beanie looks lovelyP tiWhatis your big sister like? itDid you find the lounge? iiWhere can we smoke? These were just a few of the questions asked by the 98 freshmen who en- tered SJC in September of 1959. Neither college life nor the confusion of construction has daunted their enthusiasm and in- terest. There is so much to learn and so much room to grow and grow and grow. Sophomores Sophomores are now a step up the scholastic ladder. All the nursing students have moved to St. Vincent Charity Hospital dormitory. The sophomore education i students have begun observation Visits and a child study. 1 The Christmas play produced and directed by Sopho- mores highlights this busy, crowded year. The most fa- miliar question heard is tiWill we ever be seniors? Juniors Junior year at SJC means class rings, the junior prom, study in major fields. Junior students are going places. Nursing students take clinical experience in various city institutions. The tuberculosis sanitarium, Marymount, Cleveland Clinic are accessible via CTS or a family car. Education students begin student teaching. The whirr of motors can be heard in lab as future teachers master the mystery of physics. UheHum! Senior year here we come! Seniors The first words uttered by a new Senior ttOnly 365 more days, but as the number grows smaller and the re- curring ttlast time for each activity is heard, nostalgia and sentiment damper enthusiasm. Senior year is an ad venture. Excitement and anticipation are wrapped up with sorrow over leaving old familiar places and friends for new places in a profession. Weill soon be teachers i and nurses. 61

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Our New Addition This is where the money goes. Anita Ceponis, Helen Brown, Margaret Bolger, Pat Blackwell, Becky Blanchard, and Margaret Clark. Smile ladies, youiil soon be Sophomores. Barbara Yanick, Jenifer Twitchell, Annette Spacck, and Carol Wasserbauer. Resting their iiweary bonesii are Maureen O,- Malley, Kathleen Mosher, Susan Murphy, Kath- leen Parrent, Louise Moscioni and Pauline O,Brien.