St Joseph High School - Magnet Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

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Eileen Moriarty Lavonne Smith 7212,6de . . . mwdic Qdaduated, Climaxing seven years of music study, Eileen Moriarity and Lavonne Smith, under the supervision of Sister M. Susanna, have completed all the requirements for high school graduation in the piano course at St. Joseph. The girls presented their graduation recital, May 26, at St. Joseph auditorium, When they re- ceived their diplomas from Msgr. Bolton. The Program Arioso ............................................................. Bach Eileen Moriarty Robins Return idueti ............................................... Fisher Dolores Colmus, Kathleen Berghoff Prelude XXI ............................... V ........................ Bach Sonata Op. 10 No. 1 ............................................ Beethoven Lavonne Smith. Ave Maria ......................................................... Shubert Elizabeth Bugala, Vocalist Hungarian Dance idueti ............................................ Bach Katie Kent, Joyce Nicholson Waltz 013.42 No. ................................................. Chopin Gondoliera .................................................. Mroszkowski Lavonne Smith One Alone ..................................................... Romberg Mr. A. J.Brink,Voca1ist Kathleen Berghoff, Accompanist ;' Liebesfreud ...................................................... Kreisler Eileen Moriarty Etude Db iUn Sospiroi .............................................. Liszt . Lavonne Smith Sonata C 2nd Movement ...................................... Mozart-Grieg Piano I Eileen Moriarty Piano II Lavonne Smith

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Each member of Catholic Action having re- ceived the oil of Christian doctrine, must then change it into light of truth and warmth of life, to give light to every soul. They must be a burning and shining lump since they are to' announce Christ to the World? eRev. John McNichochs, OR, S.T.M. SENIORS 151

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Richard Dagwood Webber St. Joseph Parish Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Class Treasurer 4; Scholcx 3, 4; Mag- net Associate-editor 4. Robert Boobly Packard St. Ioseph Parish A Sodcxlity 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Co-editor 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Scholc 1, Z, 3, 4; Class Secretary 4; Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. -- We 90 9:0!wxaltd . . .- Norman Norm Myckowiak Mt. Carmel Parish Sodality 1, Z, 3, 4; Sodality Treasurer 4; President 4; Sports 3, 4; Associate- editor, Yearbook 4; Honorary Director of Welfare 4. Lois Smiley Rogalski St. Rita Parish Soduh'iy 1. Z, 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Magnet Staff 4; Class Vice-President' 4. Catholic Action is not something exterior to the ChriStian, it is the very rule of his life. 86m Rwume As Freshmen, we the Class; of 447, were gloated over and told the dire misfortunes that would be- fall us, especially in Initiation. In May we attended our first prom and sponsored a Get-Acquainted party, honoring prospective Josephite Freshmen. Foolishness to supersede Wisdom, this was the right of the Sophomores. Despite this right, we applied ourselves to the work that lay before us; Biology, Geometry, Latin, Sodality activities, and plans for our coming Junior year. Busy bees, were we in our Junior year, plan- ning the Junior-Senior Prom in a colonial theme and preparing the Junior edition of the Magnet. Our school tings arrived and we were prepared to accept the exalted position of Seniors. We, the dignified Seniors, planned Initiation, our Christmas play uA Christmas Carol by Dick- ens, and then preparations were underway to com- pile out Yearbook. We attended the Junior-Senior Prom, completed plans for Class Night, and the final step before we ventured out on our own, Commencement. Jianiwt gnugnia MOTTO w In the faces of men and women we see God. COLORS - Red and White. FLOWER 4 Red and White Roses. 13