St Jean High School - Profile Yearbook (Muskegon, MI)

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' ' lime... During the Silver Years boys and girls have been received from the rich mines of Catholic homes and brought into the mint of Catholic output. Here were organized pursuits of academic studies, the opportunity to cooperate in group activities, and occasions for intelligent leader- ship participation has prepared them for Chris- tian social living. A constant array of accomplishments reaches from the day of the first Commencement in 1928 to the present time . . . The Class of i952 goes forth confidently despite the uncer- tain conditions because of a definite emphasis on social living, and the opportunity for intelli- gent leadership during the Minting Time. ST. JEAN SCHOOL CHARACTER KNOWLEDGE LEADERSHIP SERVICE 28

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gt. N.. Aiixlim Wiaailafw plan . . Senior Monitors, who keep ord- erin the halls, are shown arrang- ing their schedule. From left to right: Rita Feuerborn, Paula Roch- on, Therese Goebel, Arlee Schultz, Camilla LaPres, Alice Gauthier, Rita Hallstrand. W Szwzwz banned! . Dave Schlott, President, stand- ing, makes a suggestion to the Student Council officers as they prepare the schedule for the year. The Council officers are, left to right: Margaret Heaton, Dave Schlott, Arlee Schultz, and Mary Jo Martin. r y XJ x. X Q2 5' j is Zddmmqdlad.. Filing and placing books in order these senior girls, standing left to right, are: Alice Gauthier, Diane Robarge, Rita Feuerborn, Arlee Schultz, Joan Karafa, and Rita Hallstrand. Seated: Paula Rochon and Therese Goebel. .tll