St Pauls High School - Look Ahead Yearbook (Norwalk, OH)

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St Paul s was founded to provide a Catholic ed ucatton for 115 students Religion is a mainstay of its curriculum It grves Paulites an opportunity to study the history of their church and 1ts teachings Social studres help Paulites to learn about the history of mankind The course IS sub divided into ancient history modern h1story American h1story civics, and socrology In order to prep are the students of today for the bust ness world of tomorrow, St Paul s offers courses rn typrng, office practice, bookkeeping shorthand, and general business Students are given practical business experrence through actual business ac t1v1t1es rn the classroom The knowledge which IS stored up from the courses rn mathem atics can always be applied Future careers benefit from this excellent training of the mind To produce scientists for the space race the U S needs adequate science curricula rn all hrgh schools St Paul s cooperates by offering its students a four year science program consisting of general science biology chemestry and physics. Today nations are only a few short hours apart. Therefore the knowledge of foreign languages is very important. SPH students are offered two year courses in French and Latin. Wlllmgness Cogltatlon

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..i...,. 'CP- When is the Ephiphany'? Vernon Dann, a member of the freshman Religion class asks Father Wilhelm as Lazlo Balint and Terry Adelman look over the latest issue of the Catholic Chronicle. Religion, Social Studies Broaden Outlooks Apprehensive teenagers, withthe funda- Comprehension of the future will brit mental knowledge of man's past can see better developmentof the future. Witness how ignorance and fear has been the cause ing the history-making events adds a cle of many men losing perspective in ex- understanding of what is to come, and ho ploring the road to fulfilling God's plan. individual efforts can improve conditions. For history concerns the establishment and The strength of our nation is dependent o growth of the Catholic Church, its capabilities of its citizens. Are you telling the truth? Mildred Boes doesn't seem to believe that Robert Reichert's definition ofgovernment is correct. As interested soci- ology students view the proceedings, Leon Smith and Dennis Foos preside over the debate. -4 I LaAL.mL!1. lu. wr as