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

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ure's where our tc-nchvrs live! Mvgx Cnteh that ily! dafancfaz March 19 Feast of St. loseph Once again we celebrate the feast of our beloved Mon- signor with an assembly in his honor. March 20 Parent Night Parents and friends jammed the auditorium to see some- thing of how we spend our time at St. Stephen. March 28 Ring Ceremony The most important occasion for every Iunior was this long-awaited day. April I5 Alumnae Social We were officially received into the Alumnae Associa- tion. April ZO-22-25-27 School Play Aspiring Stephenite actresses presented the hilarious comedy, Almost Eighteen. lune l Graduation The end of four perfect years. Our graduation day was filled with memories of our days at St. Stephen. Col What. makes you so happy Iune 10 Honor Day A just reward! We sincerely honored those girls who proved themselves outstanding scholastically. 'Z Shine On Z Harvest Muon

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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

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fzs c cz Alfa 5 As the curtains parted the audience was greeted by three grotesque crea- tures gleefully dancing around a wierd kettle, the contents of which we are told are best left unmentioned. Bloody daggers appeared and much wringing of hands went on as Mzicbeth bewailed his crime: Sleep no more. Macbeth does murder sleep. then the lights were dimmed and the audience hushed, as Lady Macbeth walked in her sleep across our own auditorium stage. The English literature class pro- m I a l l -1 le Q 9 ! i A. Hart. A, Limmn-rman, D, llvntlrieksmi, A Mi istersini, V. I-Irlwiirds I M ll M S 1' i . it rnlrlmp KU nounced the magic words, My Shakes- peare arise, and Nlaclveth came to life Our sophomores also have dramatic ability as they showed in their Christmas program, O Come Divine Messiah. Choral speaking, songs and individual talks were used to acquaint us with the various nations as they awaited the birthday of Christ. lliilures t't-rn-li la: id. A mu. Fm' Q Hen ru-s, Imruthv Q f I' 'Markie V If ..n.