St Stanislaus High School - Spire Echoes Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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The bulletin board is an informal meeting plare tor keeping posted with latest school developments, and otherwise! EXTREME UPPER LEFT: A game ot checkers needs Concerttration, ABOVE, CENTER: ,4 Q4 ,I L-1 i f 1 4 L -- Loyal Samters' They have tiudqed all the way to Gates Mills to give our team that moral boost LOWER LEFT: These freshmen girls enioy their little taiizw over a bottle ot coke. BELOW: Ping-pong attracts c group ot ninth graders. iii fi P? V fi in 3? Y - . 1 7 ,, .V Q, . 1, iw-Qi . -r.' 4 of .wx A, M bn

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Preparing together tor their next day's lesson in Latin ll makes a heavy task much lighter, loan Porter locates the plac names on the map as Ruth Warren translates the story ot Aeneas Now that our part in the game has reached its half-mark and we are more closely bound to the school by our receiving the school ring, we take on a more serious outlook on school lite. As in previous years, we pivot our studies on religion. This year we concentrate on the Work oi the Third Person of the Blessed Trinity in guiding the Catholic Church down the ages. A tact worth noting is that the title ot our religion text, The Ark and The Dove, is meaningfully tied in with our study of American literature. Here We learn that the first group of Catholic colonists came to our shores on two small vessels, called The Ark and The Dove . And as we study American literature, We follow step-by-step the role played by the Church in the development ot our literary heritage, sprung up on the virgin soil of our native land. Our linguistic background is broadened by courses in French and advanced Latin. You have a mistake, notes Iohn Walczak as Rita Ryglewicz writes her French assignment. 'N s ' A