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

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?al!afze Wwzeea . , Listening to Sister Mary Clare, R.S.M., Mercy Hospital, explain the use of an oxygen machine to the Future Nurses Club of St. Jean, Muskegon, are left to right: Peggy Heaton, Nancy Chambers, Carol Miller, Corrine McDermott, Agnes Howard, Mary Jo Martin, Joan Rutemiller, Shirley Tighe, Mary Louise Panyard, Judy Hasse, Patsy Bradasich, Virginia Burke, Katherine Eddington, Maxine Blanchette, Donna Faucher. Sponsors: Mrs. Ray Chambers, Mrs. E. J. Guimond and Patricia Hughes. fed Zena Wedpefze . , St. Jean girls help pack kits for Red Cross workers during the chapter's campaign. 53. xy , f J

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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.

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0 al imma! army Wdaaeza . . . l l W, l The big news in I929 was that the St. Jean Football Team coached by Cedaire LaPres, and directed by the Rev. J. Bourget, then assistant pastor, won the Muskegon city parochial championship in the finals with St. Mary's High, Muskegon, I3-8. Pictured with the trophy, left to right are: Irving LeMieux and Omer Bourdoy center row: Coach Cedaire LaPres, Paul LaFrance, Charles LaPres, Donald Lasser, Paul White, Wesley Matthews, Father Bourget, back row: Eddie Dault, Ray Chandannet, Vernon Noel, Henry Lenius, Lucius Mierle. Sgazla feccvwla . . . SILVER WINNING The winning streak gan in 1928-29. lt 1 tinued either in game points, the teams keel in mind the words Pope Pius XII: SPC BASED ON FAIR PLAN evates the spirit ak small mindedness, honesty and trickery. Dances, parties proms made their sc world a happy one. ,. T iuviii' TWNQ 1 . s HIGHEST SCORER . f few Chick Rosenberg looks over the rec- ord book which shows that he has broken the school record for high-scor- ing by tossing in 33 points against Sand Lake in the second encounter of the two schools. Alice Gauthier, left, and Camilla Lc1Pres congratulate him. .IS ,Ni n.,,,,,,,, s