Tillamook Catholic High School - Academic Yearbook (Tillamook, OR)

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Sister Miriam Joseph, S.S.M.O. Always ready with a joke or smile, Sister Miriam Ioseph ofters her help to Tillamook Catholic once again, after an absence oi four years. When Sister isn't deeply en- grossed in the study of the animal king- dom, she is busy putting the Pep Club into organization cmd act. She also teaches English cmd girls P.E. ipfzawe Me load you cfzeepcbzg Zhkga, pzadae Wan wild .lyme and 744154 pddedtd 748' and 750 Sister Mary Kathleen, S.S.M.O. The sounds of music are forever in the halls of Tillamook Catholic, thnanks to Sis- ter Kathleen and her enrthusiasttic glee club. Besides many hours put into piano and organ lessons, Sister teaches agen- ' erdl music class. I3

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HAT makes a good student? The good student must first of all like school. Liking school does not mean just liking his sub- jects, or his teachers, but lik- ing the idea o'f getting an education, of developing his intellect, and increasing his store ot knowledge. HE good student must like the school he is go- ing to. There are very few students who can reach high levels of academic perform- ance when they are forced into a school environment that they find disagreeable. At Tillamook Catholic the good student is strongly mo- tivated toward school sub- jects, and toward the future goal oi graduation. HE good student, finally, is one who is disciplined, not only by parents and teachers, but much more im- portantly by himself.