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

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Left to right, Front row: Jeanne Ball, Maxine Blanchette, Josephine LeCompte, Joan Fredericksen, Joan Chandonnct, accompanist, Ann Ante keier, Carol Miller, Joan Karota, Rosemary Hegedus, Donna Faucher, Jean Bourdo, Kathryn Eddington, Shirley Simonson, Camilla LaPres Patricia Bradasich, Arlee Schultz, Second row: Shirley Bisson, Arlene Vcindevcn, Suzanne Bourdon, Mary Jo Martin, Barbara Emmenegger, Connie Naruskiewicz, Dianne Bour don, Annette Howard, LuAnn Holtz, Patricia Maieski, Bette Hughes, Mary Louise Ponyard, Joan Rutemiller, Yvonne Langlois, Cecilia Kraus Corinne McDermott, Arlene Kluting. Third row: Sofa Lou Dion, Marcia Emmenegger, Glenna Charron, Dorothy Ferrier, Rita Hallstrand, Diane Robarge. Zee H uf . . . Clee Club songsters are practicing for a Home and School Association appearance. gage' diode . . . High school boys with David Schlott, or- ganist, practice tor the Greater Muskegon Knights of Columbus annual Holy Commun- ion Sunday at St. Jean Church. First row: Dick Ross, Edward Paquin, Russell Holtz, Thomas Geoghan, Tom Rosenberg, Robert Dion, James Kennedy, Robert Smrcina, Rob- ert LaPres. Top: Thomas Panyard, Jack Bour- do, Rex Prause, Roger Chandonnet, and Oren Rutemiller. , . J?

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6004616155046 eddie . . Barbara Schwab, chairman, lcen- terl is congratulating the happy win- ners on the negative team: Harold Bullerman, Judy Hasse, and Richard Cartier. Those on the affirmative: left to right-Cecile Rochon, Fred Ege- ler, and Janet Vallier. The subiect was: Resolved: That all American citizens should be sub- ject to conscription for essential serv- ice in time of war, was the topic chosen by Junior Class members for a debate which was held in January in the Church Hall. l f . K F ESX f-L X Wimcg Dag . . . Honoring Mother Catherine MacAuIey, Foundress of the Sisters of Mercy, the Journalism class gave a program based on interviews and reports with a pre- sentation of a gift to Sister Mary Cres- centia. Standing from left to right: Chairman, Dick Cartier, Fred Egeler, Jos- ephine l.eCompte, Barbara Naruskiewicz, Lawrence Beauregard, Francis Ferrier, James Kennedy, and Margaret Geoghan. Sitting, Alice Gauthier. 7164! of Ofzyelaziz . . . Mixed emotions show on faces of Latin Class ll as Orgetorix lEdward Paquin 3rd from righti is condemned to death by Helvetian Nobles. Evidence from scroll is presented by Tom Geoghan, Bob Eddy, Joan Rutemiller, and Mary Louise Pan- yard. Also in picture are, seated: Judge, James Guimond, his assistants, Pat Hughes and Jean Ball and high priest Tom Panyard. Orgetorix's friends, debtors and family are portrayed by top most Kathryn Eddington, Maxine Blanch- ette lnext to high priestl and left to right, Bonnie Richie, Mary Jean Langlois, Orgetorix, his wife, Mary Ja Martin, and Patsy Bradasich, his mother-in-law. 34

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77frSZaamc6ee . . Clipper delegates to the Catholic Press Convention in Milwaukee, and their chaperon, Mrs. Joseph Kobza lClara Ann Paquin, '5Ol at lower step, Rita Feuerborn, Clipper edi- tory Therese Goebel and Joan Chandonnet, feature editors. I mzfmkam am iwugd Zhaadcien . While touring the Chronicle the Jour- nalism Class was amared at the demon- stration of the Recordcik film reader by Miss Luella Shafer, assistant librarian. Left to right are: Miss Shafer, Rita Feuerborn, Tom Blais, Camilla LaPres, Cec'lia Krause, Louis Wheeler, Dave Schlott, Therese Goe- bel, Sara Lou Dion, Diane Robarge, Arlene Kluting, and Joan Chandonnet. J 0046! Zo -landing . . . Good-bye say the staff delegates as they take off for Journalism Day, October 17, Students are: Oren Rutemiller, sportswrfterg Jerry Blais, sports, Camilla LczPres, features, Alice Gauthier, features, Arlene Klut- ing, Peggy Heaton, Sara Lou Dion, Josephine LeCompte, Margaret Geoghan, and Bar- bara Naruskiewicz.