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

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rffflm fn Starry eyed and excited, the new freshmen found themselves beginning those long a- waited high school days. The arrival of the much dreaded initiation proved to be a memorable day to seniors and freshmen alike. The freshmen are envied by many seniors who wish they could return to their position, for our high school days are the best days of our life. . -1 VVJ4 sl, , , - Hal , .749 A I . g' . I W5 ' President X afaat 7 if Bob Racine i ' gf ' 'V Vice President A i K if y Mary Jo Johnson i j fy U r -rrsy if l s,s,y 's 'f r - fa ,,,, 4 My Z, Y-fm wff.,ff,,l,W' V3 Vik' H M, 4 iw M, ,lla s '- Secretary Paul Dooley yr Treasurer John Beaudoin Mv- Student Council Rep. Pat Goldsworthy Mary Parent My ' we , 'xx f ff ymw if ,4,,,' ff mine -2 l 'A' JAMMW, ma.

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TUMBLING BUILDS MUSCLESPP Gee, what a workout! I'm stiff already! This is the general comment by Mike Handrahan, John Robert, Tom Hobmier, Garth Green. jude Carriere, Paul La Chapelle, Jim Carlson, and Gilbert Versailles during a session of gymnastics, ! YUM-YUM I can hardly wait to get mine, exclaim Coleen Chaperone, Lula Weiger, Sharron Cherrette, Judy Vasseau and Sue Oliver, as they look at the tempting food on John Claus', Joe Ho1land's and Kenneth Greet's plates in the cafeteria. MOVIES HELP As Alan Wood skillfully operates the projector, George Wealton, Fred Reynolds, Dave Tuch' Marjorie Hicks. Inky, Donckers, and Maureen Sloan seem to enjoy a movie on the background of Shakespeare.

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OPERATING THE JIG SAW are Ralph Hernandez, Jim Tallio, and Daniel Hillier. ef: X'.' ., OUR FRESHMEN KNOW WHICH STEPS to begin their day with, Ruth Frazier, Jo- anne Goad, Trudie Frazier, Frances Garceau Sandra Grobar, and Janet Gauthier are on their way to the choir loft, where they will participate in a very special way in the Mass Wednesdays and Thursdays are set aside for congregational singing and each class has a specific Week for singing the Mass other days INDUSTRIAL ARTS being offered for its second year at Baraga, has at- tracted the eye of many freshman boys, including Jim Berry, Jerry Burke, Harold Havican, David Haara, James Gauthier, and Robert Gray. Here they receive information about, and, in so far as possible, experi- ence in the basic processes of many industries as well as an opportunity for creative expression in terms of industrial materials.