St John Vianney High School - Viannite Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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Mr. Deeb and Jim Bigelow discuss col leges, while Mike Parkhurst, Dale Wiskur, and Paul LaBranche listen in. We Have The girls in second year typing prepare for a timed- writing contest. gs , .i lg, fi We li W.. 32 .rzzzzr ,4 354, Quvuu-uf 1 fx 'gpnm :usual Huawei. Life is made up of interruptions. Moth- er Verona looks over the long line of sen- iors who seem to have problems that need solving. Y Of all the things we didn't A 51 need to have posed was the Ti job of clearing snow from around the buildings. Jim Boike, Jim Bigelow, Pat Bacot, Jerry Briggs and Priscilla Berlucchi r e ally had their fill of mother na- ture's precipitationsl

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Ancl We'll Never Forget These Moments Can this be the iron curtain? Definitely not! Jack Lower is merely trying to woo one of the frightened pigeons back to his hands, This isn't the Sextette from Lucia but our senior girls doing their bit in another of our many community song fests. 95 Droping a typewriter does have its repercussions! Here we find Gail Lemere asking Sister Paulette, typ- ing teacher, to forgive her for her moment of carelessness. Gymnastics are often more amusing than health building. It seems that Pat Guerin and Miriam McCormick have reverted to Mr. Darrow's theme on mankind.

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In Appreciation Producing the Viannite for 1959 was quite a chore . . .it took hours that might have been spent doing the things we could have enjoyed more . . . but we gave them up, worked till the wee hours on quite a few occasions. Deadlines . . .well . . .we almost made them. . .there were times when it looked rather discouraging. . .but somehow we managed to come through. Our hats are off, and we want to acknowledge the many fine people who helped us make this book possible! First, to Mother Verona, who despite our cutting things up and creating rather an untidy room, managed some- how to smile in her wonderful manner. . .and through it all, wished us the best. To Mr. Goguen, our Advisor . . .golly how he could take it. . .his patience with us was something we'll always remember. . . Thanks for leading us through the wilderness of journalism to the pastures of a com- plete book. To Mr. Weatherly, our printer, who helped us in many ways . . .and who stayed a bit too late one night. . .remember? Who will ever forget that last deadline . . . ? Despite it all, we're through.. .this ends our story, and thanks to each and everyone who worked on the drive, the sales, the layouts, the copy, the many things that made up this book. We're ever grateful. . .may God be as kind to you, as you have been to us. Gail Lemere, Editor-in-chief. Miriam McCormick, Activities Editor Jim Boike, Sports Editor. Joanne Stanton, Business Manager. Mr. Goguen, Advisor. 99