St Stephen High School - Reflections Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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This night was ours alone Cross my Palm TT 0 .cqafioof September 4 Registration Day Books, books, and more books! the cry of Stephenites as we started off another school year. October 10 Sue Stephen Day Our traditional get acquainted day was characterized by a festive air. October I9 Fall Frolic Stephenites and Latinites alike will never forget that memorable dance. October 24 Student Council Induction The Student Council swung into action with new oFHcers and new ideas. October 25 Macbeth Scenes Cold chills ran through the audience as seniors brought Mar'beth to life. October 28 Uniforms Again Decked in our favorite blue, we Sue Stephens received our first report cards today. November 8 Catholic Book Program At a special Catholic Book Week program, dramatic scenes, radio skits, and charades were used to acquaint us with Catholic authors. l 1-.41 The inner man wus a hunizry man F. -1 Competition for Tarzan? an ,JJ X Juniors, you are so subtle! Mary Kay and podner

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Ninety shy new little students were added to our high school last September. But by now they have fallen into the regular rou- tine of school life at St. Stephen. At first the freshmen wandered around rather aim- lessly searching for the algebra class or the sewing room, but their spirit was never dampened and they soon overcame all ob- stacles. Among other subjects which have been keeping our freshmen burning the midnight oil are world history, English, and general science. They have really taken an interest in their new life. As they pass on to their sophomore year we would like to offer a word of congratu- lations to our spirited little sisters. Pll glhylt wc oofsfsfzs

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.O Clafanda November 28 Thanksgiving Day The girls of St. Stephen take time out to say thanks. December 2 Christophers Serving Christ A new organization for the suppression of Communism was organized by the junior class. December I2 Catholic Literature Group Another new organization was introduced in the school to promote the reading of Catholic Literature. December 20 Christmas Program Putting us in the spirit of the season, sophomores pre- sented a Christmas program. Ianuary 24 Senior Prom The most cherished memory of every senior will of course be our senior prom. February 10 luniors Edit Trumpeteer The Iuniors' hrst edition of rhe Trumpetcer was wel- comed with congratulations for a job well done. February I5 Valentine Dance Another Latin Mixer, but this time very appropriately ,,.!,' 9 , Not as easy as it lu You try it! Neuman currivs thi- bull decorated with hearts and Cupids arrows, Mairch 12-13-I4 Retreat We paused for a while from our school life to be alone with God. Want tv. Mimsign Five little songbirds Doss and hcr hos-i