St Johns High School - Crest Yearbook (Delphos, OH)

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ur Devoted Principal Our principal, FATHER ROBERT YEAGER, even though he is new at his job has succeeded in making the business of the school run efficiently and smoothly. As di- rector of athletics and dramatics, Father has put in long and tedious hours leading to their success. Father's ideas, such as hootenannies, have added extra spark to the school year. Father's new administration has seen new regulations, such as the boyis wearin g ties which has dressed up the appearance of the students as well as that of the school. As a priest, Father offers Mass and administers the sacra- ments. He also acts as counselor and spiritual guide. In many cases he has proved himself as a true friend to the students who have problems or those who just stop at the office to have a short conversation with him. The third major role that Father plays is that of instruc- tor of the senior sociology classes. We, the seniors, would like to salute Father Yeager for a job well done!

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Gb! if 'V A NN NV Faculty Words cannot express the deep admiration and respect our hearts hold for our five priests and twelve sisters. Our appreciation is also given to the twenty-three lay people who have devoted their time and efforts to help us become mature adults. For all your efforts we wish to say 'Thank You.'

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ur Priest Faeult We, the students owe a special thanks to our priest faculty be- cause they contribute to many parts of our life. They play the role of instructor in the classroom. In the role of spiritual guider, they offer Mass and make the sacraments available to us. Finally, they are friends who are willing to help us with our problems. Father Thomas Gorman rushes to the office on a cold day during the Christmas season for a quick brush-up on his notes and comments for his next junior religion class. A broad smile typihes Father William Parker's eager-beaver attitude toward being a friend and energetic helper as well as a spiritual advisor to the freshman boys. V-1-7 i ,-ln. , Father Lawrence Scharf's sense of humor makes it hard for him to be serious while teaching religion three times a week to his sophomore boys.