Dear Mr. Editor,    Every now and then someone will ask me the question, "How does our school song go?" The only reason I know is because I also was curious and asked upperclassmen. I think it is a downright shame that nobody is making an effort to teach it to us.    Why couldn't the Student Council distribute copies of the song to the freshmen and even the sophomores? I think only one third of the freshmen and sophomores put together know it. At the first pep rally it sounded like no one was sure of himself, including the junior cheerleaders.

Very Very Curious and Concerned

Dear Concerned:    Here it is:          SCHOOL SONG Come on and cheer for St.     Anthony, Show everyone how loyal we can     be. Let out a Rah-Rah-Rah, a Sis-     Boom-Bah Cheer for those boys to win this     game. So come on let all of us cheer, For our Alma Mater so dear. For S-T-A-N-T     H-O-N-Y Cheer for those boys in red and     white For they are eager to go in there, No matter what the odds may be, They always FIGHT With all their MIGHT To keep our colors flying high.

Editor

SENIOR Don Ko-schmeder finds that the class of '63 measures up in inches as Frosh Bob Stocker clearly demon-strates.

   - Nowakowski