St Johns High School - Knight Herald Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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Science Club The Science Club is in its first year at St. LIohn's after being organized primarily for freshmen and sophomores by Frs. james Lotze and Charles Sweeney SJ. The members meet weekly either for discussion or for work on an individual projects. Many of the scientists traveled to various science fairs with their projects as a climax to their year of hard work. john Wendler and Ted Ronau puzzle over an unidenti- fied microorganism. lu' ' Dan Dietzer takes care of his many mice. Bill Bebell rechecks some data con- cerning his assortment of plants. it it --t . If 1 Fr. Lotze and Keith Klein prepare a slide for their view ing enjoyment.

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Bowlin St. john's Intramural bowling provided much entertainment for about 35 boys who compose the ten-team league. These students bowled every Wed. at Imperial Lanes with Frxlulian Maline acting as moderator. The bowl- ers hoped to cap the season off with a championship match between the two teams with the best records. Father Maline shows the boys just how it's done. Greg Darr and Mark Birsen check their scores while Tom Aberl awaits his turn. ,i-...- ri 4-ff l Mark Senecal hurls his ball towards those ten pins hoping for the legendary STRIKE. gs: 'flee' ,V - . sf- ' f -. .. , -'11, if Q' .216 ' ff,x'?gL 2155 ...ff 1 :I I,-'kts g, I y'. Ygvyf. W A, F.. 19537-.icyi A Larry Fall flings his ball up the alley. N a Jerry Huber shows his form at the crucial moment-release.

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Volunteers The Volunteer Program at St. xIohn's consists of a group of men who embark on errands of service to the sick, the slow learners, and the mentally retarded. This year the crusaders often visited Washington junior High and First Christian Church where they turtored students who found it difficult to learn. A number of these men also undertook the mission of visiting various Toledo hospitals where they performed work ranging from patient-care to paper work. 138 ' l Bob Morrison chalks up a few prob- lems on the black board. Larry Chapp Ctopj, Ron Parker CMiddlej, and Mike O'Reilly fbottomj guide their charges through the intricacies of the three