Saint Joseph Academy - Guardian Yearbook (St Augustine, FL)

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E RECORD Friday Afternoon, October 9, 1970 t ' To Make . Joseph development of individual pro- jects and in establishing them- selves in business, encourage young persons to improve the home and community, partici- pate in worthy undertakings for the improvement of business and the community, develop character, prepare for useful citizenship, and foster patrio- tism, participate in cooperative effort and encourage and prac- tice thrift. Officers of the club are: Sus- an Pacetti, president; Bonnie Harnage, vice president; Karen Mussallem, secretary, Helen Thomas, treasurer; and Cindy Mauldin, student council repre- sentative. The editor of the Flash Re- port is Sofia Konstantinou; assistant editor, Kathy Barnes; feature editor, Mar- anne Bond; sports editor, Su- san Pacetti; circulation and advertising manager, Barbara Ritchie; staff writer, Bonnie Harnage, and photographer, Betty Harnage. The first issue will be published in the near future. . ' 70 First Edition Of Flash Report ( Hits The Street By CHARLENE FOSTER The first issue of The Flash Report, our new school news- paper, wasmt on sale Monday— j a real bargain at. 25 cents per copy for four pages of St. Joe news. Sister Mary Amici rates commendations for her patience and perseverence with the staff and for this journalistic effo rt. Bonnie Harnage, Co-Editor SJA Flash Reporters, Marion Williams, Dwayne Tully, James Byles interview Sis- ter Mary Amici, SSJ. Susan Honiker and Tracy Long Artists Gail Byrnes, Artist Karen Usina, Reporter and Typist

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THE ST. AUGUS Sophia Konstantinou, SSJ Editor Editions of SJA Flash Report Susan Pacetti, Business Manager Helen Thomas, Ads, Sales, and Circula- tion Barbara Ritchey, Ads, Sales, and Circula- tion Betty Harnage, Reporter, and Typist Karen Mussallem, Reporter and Typist Marianne Bond, Reporter and Typist Page Six ' Flash Rep Debut At 2 By CHARLENE FOSTER The Flash Report is the name of the new school news- paper sponsored by The Future Business Leaders of America of St. Joseph Academy under the direction of Sister Mary Amici, SSJ, MA. This new club has the follow- ing purposes: petent, aggre ership, streng of young me themselves create more standing in tl of business o age young me SJA Flash Report Editor Sophia Konstantinou Co-Editor Bonnie Harnage Business Manager Susan Pacetti Reporters Betty and Bonnie Harnage, James Byles, Dwayne Tully, Marion Williams, Marianne Bond, Karen Mussallem, Karen Usina, Cindy Mauldin, Charlene Foster, Mimi Cox Artists Gail Byrnes, Susan Honniker, Tracy Long Poetry Lydia Doughty Typists Yvonne Pierre, Sophia Konstantinou, Karen Usina, Helen Thomas, Barbara Ritchey, Susan Pacetti, Karen Mussallem, Bonnie and Betty Harnage, Marianne Bond Copy Readers Sophia Konstan- tinou, Bonnie Harnage Advertising, Sales, and Circulation. . . Helen Thomas, Barbara Ritchey Advisor Sister Mary Amici, SSJ Charlene Foster, Reporter

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Sponsor OFFICERS: Margie Jokerst, President; Karen Mussallem, Vice-President; Susan Pacetti, Secretary ; Cindy Mauldin, Treasurer. PEP CLUB ACTIVE AT SJA The purpose of the Pep Club is to promote school spirit at games and activities. The only requirement for mem- bership is that one has this spirit. Projects and activities of the year were sponsoring Pep buses, finance the cheer- leaders, taking part in other school activities, and a booth in the St, Patricks ' Day Bazaar. MEMBERS: First Row, left to right: Teresa Jones, Vicki Crafton, Danette Strange, Joan Bailey, Molly Beall, Margie Jokerst, Eliza- beth DeGrande, Cathy Barnes, Janet Barnes. Second Row: Teresa Tully, Angie Brock, Heidi Benet, Gail Billitz, Karen Mussallem, Sister Marilyn Dingman, Cindy Mauldin, Stephanie Fortner, Peggy Beach, Cecilia McCarter, Gail Byrnes, Karen Usina, Carol Brand- hoff. Third Row: Helen Thomas, Marian Thompson, Jean Morgan, Sophia Konstantinou, Barbara Ritchey, Susan Pacetti, Cathy De- Vito, Debbie Smith.