St Joseph High School - Torch Yearbook (Bay City, MI)

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5 .l-.... 95 U i ST. IOSEPI-I SCHOOL WITHIN THESE WALLS YOU'VE SHELTERED US Within these walls you've sheltered us In wind and rain and snow, And just how much you mean to us You will never really know. We will never, never forget you No matter where we roam: 'Cross deserts wide and oceans deep We will look on you as our home. Long atter we're gone you'll be standing, Still sheltering hundreds more, And you never will be forgotten Long after we've walked through your doors. These our last years at St. loseph Have flown by we know, But the memories ot things that have happened Will stick by us wherever we go. Farewell from the Seniors - By Iosephine Gillen '41 H9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 Q 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 S! 9 9 302 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 Q 9 S 'sa 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 Q 9 as 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 Q au 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 as sez we 9 9 9 9 at aes sos 9 9 9 sa sos 9 as 9 9 9 9 9 at 9 9 as 9 as 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 ss as 9 9 9 as 0 0 H temmauzzs Q Q 2055 Q

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6. it 55 Top row: Bernadette Lerczak, Florentine Gwizdala, Robert Manyen, Bernice Marlow, lohn Weisen. Second row: Doloies Lafioche, Mary Lou Blancltott, Richard Thomp- son, Gloria Lanqovin, Bernard Brennan. Third row: Richard Daqneau, Ardis Baker, Charles Monthen, Veronica Rosebush.. Fourth row: Mary Esther Tithot, Iames Alarie, Dorothy Martin. Fifth row: Genevieve Sharon, Peter Martin. Sixth row: Raymond Fournier, Patricia Laisure, treasurer,

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SENIOR PROPHECY Ah Spring! I think I will get on my magic carpet and just sail in the clouds. W --Here I am floating over the fleecy mists. The gentle swish of the wind makes me so drovt. sy. lNhy lm falling asleep! Thumpl I am rudely awakened. Where am I? Immediately I know. My carpet has taken me to the magic planet I-C-U after twenty years of drifting through space. I-low do I know? The planet knows all and shows all. What do I think of first? The seniors of 1941. Where are they? What are they doing? The horrible truth comes into view. We now find that - X s 3 Margaret LaFontaine lives in the penthouse of the Hotel Statler in Detroit. She's the French maid. 3 Robert Morand is a familiar figure in the White House in Washington, D. C. Every morning he cleans ' it up MMR . 'Kd' - Marion Perry is running after the mayor of Auburn. 3 5 S 5 328 , H , H . aa I an 5 5 me aa 33 Q me H 5 5 5 5 H WE 9: 32 as H 35 Q 5 5 5 as 92 9 95 Q 5 - ace we sa P5 Q 35 55 95 N 395 8 at H , as ' M H 95 Sk SZ 9 , as as as as Ki 5 H as as aa as as 35 Q an 35 Q if Q I . we 9 95 Q if Q 5 we HQ C .:f.,.......... C cr Q o I3 S3 ft '-I UO '5U Qgmwgsgrmgugomgo Egg o9.mcv -Egg 3 0-1 200.01 mo.- ua :sunaoens ma. aarwssgw 22'- U-u'S:g QQSZZQSDQE saga: a.2H'0v-lQ0'6 .5f 'ga-as g,5'.Q53.S':?,Tg.': cowl! o rr r- o 3W'Q5 .--25.0- 'o4ASn2.... OODQ mggcrgag Dm O : QC Q P+ 5553356 33 ff' 53' 5 L'.'oUcn5 S3- 5-U15? 'Q3'ff1fD00-fb :fn co5:s5' H'0Q5'6':4 'HQ' rr.. Us: 0-.Oo v- F-FQLQ gm?-8'l2I':' so 539-55927 512433525 gf? -4Q 55 , Q ..5 O 2:-555 Q Q H me 3255 885112318 32 CDES.-lt-4 :QHMCHO Qs: 5053: ages 59-sears ee sfii-'Es fmgezfffg we Ul - CD 40 I3 ,'3 h' fD gfigf. QS.e932S' is 59-ms' HQ cr H4 rs -CD -Q OE3,-- Qg O CD,-QD CDLQ F555 8ie9Q'fQ arg UTI 4952-'i 'Q O ma W' CD v-o-Q .-.- ap-95 35355. 2 si 5 ' m U1 E- Q :r QQ- 40 59- G, Q 'jst U' O19-f-1 '+I-7. EH, mas- Q. O gg ... C... wo Q3-'H UBC U'15'5fOB Q 0:4 seg get-M E 2 O 'C 4 '-' ',,,, -5-A-. D 1 .fp 'O 5 LQ SQ- :5 CD g-85 S. Q Q 5 -' S91 Q' M SU o w C O O co an Q go' 91 2.01 33 F s 2 rr S H O gp 5' 5 ,Q g: :s 5' 'Q- Q LQ 5' 4 25 Q ui 14 9. . me swam' may 555553 I Edwin Lerczak is seen at the Bay County jail every day. He's the janitor. Mary Danak is Working in a glue factory - and is she sticking to it. Howard Brissette warms his way into every heart e- he sells furnaces. Shirley Chamberlain is married to Eddie and is raising chickens. Ioseph Tithoi is a partner in a popular dancing team with Shirley Temple. Mary Louise Lynch is the first woman barber on Woodside Avenue. The name of her shop is The Lynch Cutclose Barber Shop. Darrel Revette is a famous professor, giving lectures on The value of education, and How not to fall asleep during class. Anna Mae Potter is a nurse in Aimwell, Africa. Henry Miller is the inventor of a chair that is tied around the Waist, so that one need not worry about getting a seat. Marguerite Campau's dreams have at last come true - she now owns a scooter. Lester Corbat owns a bakery, and does most of the baking himself with the true touch of an artist. Donald Gerard is the owner of a flea circus. He trains the fleas himself. Sara Rivard. writer of Advice to the Lovelorn, is explaining to Dolores Rotarius the different Ways to capture men's hearts. Chester Bellor is an undertaker in Crump, Michigan. Business is dead, sighs Chet. Nancy Mahoney is the songstress of Paul Whiteman's band. Matthew Lupo is the proprietor of a fruit store on Wall Street in New York. Iosephine Gillen was a ballet dancer, noted for her graceful leaps, but one day she jumped high into the curtains above the stage and hasn't been seen since. Charles Beson has come into money. He invented a permanent shave.