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

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Varied Activities Make

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Jacks of all Trades Three heads are better than one? . . . Even the steps of School serve as a but not in the case of Joe Gasper, Louie place of study during exam time for Joan Ballance and Bob Hawley. Individuality Chamberlain, Judy Diem, Pat Popadich works out best for these Drafting Artists. and Carol Richards. fr as if It's Debatablel. . . Paul Hense defends Big Business in a History debate. His colleague Mike Luea watches while their worthy opponents Steve Basinski and Gene DeAgostino seem amused and bored. 35

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The Path Easier to Follow Too many Activities?. . . Too few activities?. . . Neither! At St. John Vianney we like to think we have a moderate social life and from the re- action of the student body the number of activities as well as the way they are carried out, works in accordance with their demands. The old say- ing, All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy, is far from the spirit exempli- fied at St. John Vianney. Dances, club activity, music, and sports are some of the more important activities. However, all activities, large or small revolve around a sound nucleus-the Mass.