Bishop Baraga High School - Baragan Yearbook (Marquette, MI)

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7705- 775 Q :Z w 5 4 V ll r f , I ,iliiilili As everyone knows, the years of high school are not merely years of learning the three His. Students also learn how to get along with their associates through their activities-sports, parties, dances, contests, and conversation. These add zest and fun to our high school career. We recall here the pleasant memories of our Zffmwff

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ag? ART DISPLAY-Pat Sloan, Will Norgard, Marlene Rohinette, and James Farrell ad- mire the work of the art class. They hope to take art when they become upper classmen. GYM-uTake it easy on my hack! Your knee is sharp! Robert Berry, Donald Car- riere, Marvin Balbierz, Patrick Dollar, Donald Barr, Clarence Baldwin, and George Bourdage develop muscles in an enjoyable way while at Phy Ed. THESE LOCKERS!-Three to the right, two to the left, oh nuts!!! Arlene Cayer has mastered the art, Rita LaFave tries to get a clue from Mary Jane Bal- bierz. Jo Ann Sicotte is still at it. HOT LUNCHES are enjoyed by Henry Clement, Joe Reynolds, George Wilder, Neil Greenleaf, Sharon Dol- lar, Judy Swenor, and Susan Bruce. Theylre hungry, but Baraga,s cafeteria always has a lunch to satisfy the hungriest. Wat .lcazclea

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NATIONAL HRH SUC? X 'I 5 dh 4. i 25.9 W5 L5 I genus ' Membership in the Bishop Baraga Chapter of the National Honor Society is one of the highest honors accorded a Baraga student. lts purpose is to further the qualities of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. The four students who were chosen for membership during their junior year-Tom Dupras, Rita Struthers, Mary Beyers, and Carol Specker-this year inaugurated thirteen new members at a ceremony on February 2: Albert Greene, Mary Courtney, Edward Fezzey, Kathleen Butler, Mary Gorst, Kathleen Mlinar, James Enwright, Margaret Riopelle, James DeMarinis, Norine Cleary, Ellen Thoren, Nancy Beaudoin, and Connie Jorns.