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

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Qcholars Vary Mgang To Arriva at .Qahool When it is still dark early in the morning, all systems are go to St. John Schools. Should one be able to survey the scene, one would note that the life-carrying network of vehicles leads to the parish center. Yes, students employ a diversity of modes in getting to school. Though helicopters and spaceships are not in evidence, we expect to see them in the air overhead before long. Tending toward school by means of various convey- ances are students from the town and countryside of Delphos and the surrounding areas of Landeck, Vene- docia, Middle Point, or Lincolnview, Fort Jennings, and Gomer. All are unified in their purpose in coming, namely, to obtain a Catholic education. Supplying methods of travel to this central destina- tion are some l'l school buses, 50-100 private cars, numerous bicycles, and a few motorcycles. The most common way is the oldest and never outdated parade of feet. Richard Hayes comes to school bright and early in the morning eager f?I for more work. A busload of Landeckers just come in from the frosty country and increased the school population by 48.

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,AW 1 , fi V 'Stl .,.sK als, F' l W y ,JQQJ .aw 0-.Qpirif locates' Where Action ls Members of the staff present the Crest, 1967, in which they endeavored to give a candid transcript of the school year. They studied to make the yearbook different from previous years and hope that in doing so they have recorded the spirit by which all will remember the many facets of an eventful year. To be where the action is at St. John High is the delight of each student. Here at the parish compound teenagers are loaded with go to use their talents and energies in numer- ous ways to enrich their lives. The Church furnishes spiritual enrichment, the Convent a third of the dedicated teachers, and the School is a whirl of educational activi- ties. Though these aspects of education may be religious, mental, social, or physical, they aim to produce an integrated Christian personality. Teenage enthusiasm bubbles over particular- ly at assemblies and games when youthful lungs approve what is worthy of acclaim or cheer the different sports' teams on to a longed-for victory.

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