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

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OPERATING A BENCH SAW are Pat Manning, Jerry Jandron and Jim Lemire. MA THEMATICS, ESSENTIAL in today's world, is a required sub- ject for all Baragan freshmen. Margaret O'Neil1, Bonnie Musolf, Jane Pelissier, Tom Peterson, John Hobmeier, and Robert Matt, know equations must balance and they are exerting their brain power to balance them.

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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.

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IN SPEECH CLASS these boys and girls voice their opinions. Amazed and astonished when their voice is played back to them, Teresa Miszkiewicz, James Schroeger, Karen Thoren, Paul Lupton, William Kitscher, and Madelyn Laurich are able to detect their errors and correct them. THE SCHOLARSHIP TROPHY, WON EACH year by the class maintaining the highest scholastiC average throughout the year, is being eyed up by SUS Desautelle, Delva Varvil, and Judy Parent. Although scholastic ability is our foremost objective, we would be very appreciative if these freshmen could win fOr us a sports trophy.