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

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Spun in ills gaifg You are what you read -a forceful statement but every word rings true. Each bit of literature that you read becomes a part of you, uncon- sciously, perhaps. but unfailingly. Because we realize what this means, we have a Catholic Litera- ture Group, whose purpose it is to review books, and to bring before the student body only the best reading material. Another up and coming organi- zation is our C.S.C.-Christophers Serving Christ. Although in opera- tion only a short time, they have over half the student body enlisted among their ranks. Their members receive Holy Communion at least twice weekly and pray forthe Hsupression of Communism and the spread of Catholicism. if Therese Ann Gallallher. President of C.S.C. I3 Dm-is Dempsey, President of C.L fi .3 Ronpgt Patricia Lauer, Secretary of C.S.C. A Jonas Betty

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JY Patrca Fl 108 Dorothy Ke edy 106 G ld ne Thsvey l 205 f' 3 .i as QQRGHI' M Mary Lou Fisher 105, Anne Campbell 103 Mary Kleinhenz 104, Helen 0'Mnlley 107 LifiLOl2 Jldtmfgfl Our class showed its colors during its last year Our consciences forced us to scrape together enough money to hold our own mission drives A senior s allowance you see is very limited but overcoming all obstacles we adopted Kathleen Anne and Thomas Michael The juniors saved some mission babies too and named them Roseterese and Patrick oseph Their representa tives were well chosen and learned to turn on that doleful please contribute expression before they made their round of collections Congratulations to the sophomores' They have shown their spirit by adopt mg five little mission babies for their own They will always have the grati tude of Karen Eileen Michael Patrick Owen Francis Anne Marie and Mary Celia their adopted children These little girls really caught on fast, proving they re real Stephenites. Not to be left behind they gave till it hurt to buy their mission babies Fran- cis Benedict and Mary Katherine.

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chleffzing Dui l lunderman. E. Dincak, I'. Deere, M. Walter, IS, Koelmun Ieannette Nauman graduated from St. Stephens in 1946. But she has returned this year as a member of the faculty. Along with teaching physical education classes, leanette makes use, in our high school oflice, of the secretarial knowledge she ac- quired at St. Stephen. A vote of thanks is also due our office workers: the girls who gra- ciously give up their study periods to help out in the high school office: and the girls who give their time to helping keep our library running smoothly. Carol Vcrheiliyz, D. Sweeney