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

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Yes, we are really and truly seniors, and. if we seem a bit cocky and superior, the hard work we spent in turning out a really good BARAGAN should more than make up for it. The yearbook begins as no more actually than a financial headache! Ads mustbe solicited. ex, patrons and boosters obtained, and the whole budget carefully worked out. This was done by business managers, George Raish and Mike Hayes. The ad section was our first deadline. Mike and George worked it out aided by Francis Reynolds and Carol De- Rusha. After the finances had been taken care of, the work of the publicity managers began. This year's managers, Jerry King and Sharron December, were able to make tl'1e 1954 BARAGAN drive the most suc- cessful ever held at Baraga. Om wwjmecfa 44524214 Then came the big job--that of deciding and working out a theme, taking the pictures, fitting them on the pages attractively, and writing interesting copy. This was the job ofthe editors. There were times when Con- nie Jorns. editor-in-chief, wondered just what would be the answer to the query Georgia Parker, underclass editor posed: Will our s Q BARAGAN win the All Catholic and the Al1 State awards merited by the '53 an- nual? Margaret Riopelle, make-up editor, had trouble getting a layout for those senior pages to suitMary Courtney, the Senior Class editor. The heaviest portion of copy writing at the busiest time of the year fell to Ellen Thoren, editor of the activities section. X

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There's more to THE BAR-KET than news! ac- cording to Ellen Thoren, editor, and Margaret Rio- pelle, makeup editor, as they puzzle over WHAT shall go in and WHERE it will fit. Ace reporters from the journalism class--Sharon Gingras, Frances Quinn, Bob Bordeau, Mary Lou Henne, Bill Bordeau, Helen Soucy, Barbara Fleury, Jo Ann Carr, and Tom Carlson--look for THEIR story in the first issue of the year. Kay Dennett thinks up a catchy question for her y popular Students Say column as Mary Ann Malloy T types out her classroom classics. Tom Brugman, Dick Johnson, and Don Fezzey handled the sports page, while Mary Jean Truckey and Catherine Mathews became quite professional as writers of ad copy for the Buy Lines. lr 0 Ssqgaqnki fAN gk El W- ....,..,, A,,.r1,.. , 7, fe--w11f1f,1,,- -:-1fef:a11:f:::::::.:f- -fe' Pq -Mm tt Mich. 0 ,Feb ' Qeq - we 8' M, ,,. N 5 riff Schoors sown? Dmner fo MCH., I ' D1 N . at Exams B fthiZrSiidf-Zu? Nita-Y 9 Y '20-'lil I szfgtc fb, 603 We HAGAN I Wards Int fi-mskn mv, 1,0 Altmna Qt arxthfylu-Jacks +0 CIO C if 25 Q0 rf' ac Q. SS age Season ae' YT ' - . W, fcglfaffmzd SW ' . . iigixvfonnte with Swmng Upsp+ rf Sain V in 'XX' ,NW Q . BMA M Enid . Abraham Lincoln said, A KQV ixokZmbIi?iquHedDd'Sp!tef Emefdds' lands 0 house divided cannot stand ,QWXTAOQCNOWM l Q ef qher fo is especially true in a XQSSW, KW' xill A . Npen NT 4 Where co-opgygfjfw ks it gg: and sit ics , claw' p A f , - QSCGQWXC kj' is SGW Ja the Ex Q 4 1. ,ai QQ QQ ECM S ff? 6130459 ey fog? XX Bqfqqa 3 igssffiagfif Bedi' Iu'J gases Sh b qcks T , WQ!-'r A fqffer .y y Sf J r U71 Sf X fog' 5544 ' Qe . P Qfzmfg N fljqd L it 5fYQji'CCT5Mv i . ysfq, F - i 9 Senior 35' net. Q Al ' fu A 'LHI27' , V Q A ,, ff , II LJ,-nnrQ-,,--l5Q..D..g.Ql...g..... Full Schedule Slafed for Blu-Jacks I Hancock, L'Anse, J. D. Plerce u Want lo be the B0 tures ,mm will last GS Bc: :das Blu-lacks will invade Hancock and play hc .,- - .r Mglrles with theS9 QOOC a O . 4 san r ' E .l,. i , A 1 - D Y - one H 2 PGSUII th l AM rm-fm P ,wwe cmd LAnse m me iollawma 8 days.

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S 1004 Om Snap f4ZZam Winning smile. . . those seniors when they were juniors! . . . This Q'f4 y ,ij Z took the prize-Killer, Red, Barb . . . B what twins are these? . .. pussy 4,5 it X 'IA and willow . . . how about another, i Judy?...Freshmenhaveafield day tt . . .Mary and Sue . . . Cute siste r you ' fttt H have Dale! Notbig enough Porky? I htht . . . and pantaloons, too . . . to the Guillotine! . . . Marquette's Winter Sports Queen, inmxf M1 1 1 11