Gesu High School - Gesuan Yearbook (Miami, FL)

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Coma acfefa Jkff nv- CAROLYN CONREY Editor The well known Press Room' most popular places on thv thirtl this room that our school paprr cfclitvtl. ancl publishf-fl. Through attmnpts to prose-nt the attitutlv twice-a-month basis. can wvll he sairl to lw the floor of Gvsu. For it is in Tho Crusader is written, this publication. tht- staff of the stutlf-nt hotly on a Our happy conglonwration of typists, proof-readers. artists, feature writr-rs. is a sight to sc-if as thvy flash in antl out of the A'Press Room about tht- last two days lwforc- rle-afllinef' Although The Crusader is only printf-tl as mime-ographed she-cts. it is a grand opportunity to gain Bxporionfc- whirh may newspaper carat-r. for lit:-rary-niinrln-tl students he-lp to promote- a future Wontle-rful lllf'lll!tl'll S of Ihr- llIN'1tLlI1lillJll' limo Floppy Juv, tho tniineograph nmachinf- rlitln't ink just right. those' sail flays when thv typvwritvr skippctl on thc ste-ncil and long hours A in-vi 5 W-no f . v getting that proof re-arling just right, all arlml up to laughs, and a never-to-be-forgotten year of newspaper work. ALECIA MCCAR-I-HY Co4Edit0r

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4 4- 4 , t Q :F Y! K-1 Left to right: Charlie Kacir, Treasurerg James Morris, Secretary, Floyd Brumby, President Dickie Clough, Vice Presidentg Bill Hutchison, seated. John Matson, Vincent Testa, Bill Wells John Camus, Joseph Garvin, Richard Basila. and Bill Brasmer. What is the Key Club? The Key Club is simply an organization of the Key Boys from the Sopho- more, Junior and Senior classes. lt is under the sponsorship of the Kiwanis Club and functions in much the same manner. The objects of the Key Club are: 1. To develop initiative and leadership. 2. To provide experience in living and working together. 3. To serve the school and community. 4. To cooperate with the school principal. 5. To prepare for useful citizenship. Each year the Key Club has the pleasant task of selecting the Key Club Sweetheart. This year after a close vote this honor was bestowed upon lovely Ann 0'lVlalley and she was crowned at the ball given in her honor. Four equally pretty Keyettes were chosen to make up her court. They were Rosemary Arias, Carolyn Conrey, Lois Caufield and Berna- dine Lallo. The Key Club wishes to extend a note of thanks to the faculty, our Kiwanis sponsors and to the students of Gesu for the cooperation it has received this year. lts members will always strive to live up to the Key Club motto: s'Better Citizens Today, A Better World Tomorrow. -We build too.

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Hmmm! Jfkfgl The success of any undertaking depends upon the leaders and we may truly say that the success of this Gesuan 1932 if depended largely on the editors: Rosemary Arias, John Camus, . Sylvia de Cordova and Mary Ann Guzman. ' ',,,. The above hope that their efforts to publish this book will X be appreciated hy all who read it. A A 'nxt iisf. I V , X yy X X i , shi' tX JOHN CAMUS Associate Editor X - V 5 1 . SYLVIA DE CORDOVA MARY ANN GUZMAN ROSEMARY ARIAS Associate Editor A-SS0CilllC Edimf Associate Editor , , '1 Left to right Sylvia de Cordova John Camus Rosemary Arias Mary Ann Guzman Lesbia Collins Alicia McCarthy Eileen Coodmon Fernando .Storeh Yolanda Bornoty Carmcn Barkett Diana Gomales Maree Cicirelli Sylvia Rodrl um Billy Well Joanne Daly Bernadette Anla e A x -fide N fwfr 2 , Q - ,M 1 ii l' v I Y 1 u Y fu s ' v