St Joseph High School - Hillcrest Yearbook (Manistee, MI)

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,4 -' - Q' f 6LlIlIll5!l Clfl0lI all LJCLCU The Reverend B. B. Roguszka, pastor, and formulator of the policies of the Saint Joseph High throughout its existence, shoulders the weight of administration. He is aided by Father .Tames L. Jendrasiak, assistant pastor, and the Felician Sisters in all legislature affecting the school. THE FACULTY OF SAINT JOSEPH HIGH Rev. .T.L. Iendrasiak Sister Mary Bonaventa, Principal. Sociology, English. Student Council moderator Sister Mary Benvenuta Sister Mary Amelberga English, Political Science, History, Commercial, Sodality Monitor. HILLCREST Adviser. Sister Mary Dulcis Sister Mary Lucretia Mechanical Drawing, Science, Religion, Music, Clee Club Monitor Mathematics, C. S. M. C. Monitor Sister Mary Frumentia, Sewing Mr. Daniel Schmidt - assistant coach Mrs. Emma Jean Schmidt Latin, History, Religion. Geometry. Mr. Anthony Zientek Reverend J'.L. ffendrasiak lxir. D. Schmidt Varsity Coach Assistant Pastor Assistant Coach rang, 'IT'

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