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

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Vionney Hi-Lights Tells Entire School Story Typical of all newsmen, Pat Guerin, Cutting a stencil for the mimeograph machine Hi-Lights' Editor, gives her all in isn't exactly an easy chore, but these four putting out a story. Well done Pat . . . have mastered the art well . . . Jackie McCarthy may the 40 winks you're catching Pat Cwiakala, Pat McGinty, Mary Ann Zieling- here, rest you well . . .you deserve er deserve a note of thanks from all of us. them. Mr. Bester, Hi-Lights' Advisor, gives out assign- ments to these famous Vianney reporters. ..Ready to hit their beats are: Barbara Bade, Maureen Callahan, Christine Wittbrodt, Ellen McCraken, Rita Geary, Susan Sartor, Pamela Pence. 56 is., is Here three of the staff members, Mary Kelleghan, Lenore Tyckowski and Jane Lajewski, pass out the latest editions to the freshman girls.

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gg Future Teachers Aquire Realistic Approach Camilla Reynolds and Car- ole Harrison are surprised to find so many hands raised...These first graders really know their subjects, and are eager to take care of the problems presented here. Pr acticing their future profession, we find Valerie Harrison, Janice Labeau, and Jane Lajewski enthus- iastic about their duties. We note that these first graders seem pleased with their school marms also.

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Co-operation ls Keynote to Vionnities Publicotio lt's not heat that's registered here...but an indication of a job well done on the advertising campaigne, Joanne Stanton, business manager, is elated over the results shown, and points with pride, as Camilla Reynolds, Carole Har- rison, Linda Hughes and Judy Potter, all cap- able assistants, take their bows. A E i It's not as easy as one might think... there's plenty of work to be done before the yearbook reaches the press. Here Sandra Preston, Karen Wittbrodt andJames Boike prepare to crop photographs, under the watchful eye of Mr. Goguen, advisor. In that diversification is needed to produce interesting effects, we find Janice Runyan, John Torreano, Mary Kelleghan, Jack McCormick, Diane Staley, Joanne LaBranch and Miriam McCormick talking things over, re- vising and re-vising layouts, before final approval. fi' pP' Gail Lemere, Editor-in-chief, reminds the students of coming deadlines and other publishing problems. She uses the P.A. system to call a meeting of the heads of various sections of the year- book. While we did give up many hours that could have otherwise been leisurely spent, we, the staff, felt that the Viannite was an important assignment. We only hope that you, the recipient and purchaser of this book will in some way thank us, by voicing your appreciation of our efforts in your behalf. 5.3 57 I'