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

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1 11:3 yT'I1 1;- ya run.-- 1 KKK 11 a : With Song and Heart They Conquer Top row: J. Slaski, J. Sopcak, A. Gembrowski, R. Michalski, R. Brandi, L. Gembrowski, J. Ezop, F. Kenel, C. Pawlik, R; Jozwiak, P. Favara, F. Mrozinski, R. Packard, S. Passariello, J. Dambro. Second row:- R; Bricault, D. Dreffs, L. Smith, W. Nellett, M. E. Harrigan, R. Bushroe, K. Weber, M. Pietrzak, K. Laundra, K. . Berghoff. D. Colmus, P. Walkowski, R. Ezop, E. Moriarty, W. McMall. Flrst row: M. Dela Crgz, J. Civello, L. Rogalski, J. Dahmer, J. Falco, T. Naples, D. Packard, M. K. MacDonald, H. Reves, B. L, Hoffman, J. Davxla, J. Casarez, M. Soria. 11; L; :11 . :: i I '4 I I x1; p n 1 'i 1 xlx L; 11-1 - - 1 x1 I'- 12:1- 11: 1- .l... n 0th.. ND ox 50 a O Q E. 0 c9 O' 5. H n n

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JBMILang, em . . . Scholars of St. Joseph high school are fortunate in having available so complete and extensive a library under such reliable supervision. Every period finds busy Josephites slipping in and out or earnestly udigging awayh on last minute Chemistry reports or prolonged English themes in this quiet retreat, stocked with current periodicals and reference material. Or maybe it is a bit of Wholesome, sensation-free fiction that is wanted. A satisfying selection is on hand, and you would not mind having your mom read any one of them. The Library Club under the experienced guidance of Sister M. Rosella and the leadership of Kathleen Laundra has maintained this high standard through personal ef- LOIS ROGALSKI fort and interest. The competent staff of librarians includes Vice-President, Joyce Pickelman; Secretary, Donna Packard; Treasurer, Josephine Escalera; and Helen Reyes, Marie Pietrzak, Mary Kathryn MacDon- ald, Dolores Soltysiak, Vera Smith, Susan Kushion, Beatrice Vargas, Nancy Kennedy, Patricia Eychas, and Anna Borello. Catholic Book Week and Catholic Press Month employing the theme hPillars of Freedom-Christian Booksh were projects Which afforded the girls practical experience in library management and helped en- courage a press-minded spiritd among the students. ll Left to right: Standing, Helen Reyes, Mary Kathryn MacDonald, Beatrice Vargas, Vera Smith, Donna Packard. Seated: Kathleen Laundra, Susan Kushion, Josephine Escalara, Marie Pietrzak. 32

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,1 g; '00; th 4v; hhg Peter Favara, as Scrooge, Mr. A. J. Brink, Director. congratulates First row, left to right: E. Bugala, Mr. Brink, R. Solomon, A. Sales, B. Nowak, R. Cesere, P. Favara, J. Civello, J. Dahmer, E. Peterson, J. Dambro. ISfcgnd row: J. Davila, D. Dreffs, M. Lopez, M. E. Harrigan, N. Myckowiak, M. Wachowicz, P. Walkowski, M. Soria, . unn. Third row: R. Bushroe, B. McMall, T. Looby, R. Packard, J. Batone, D. Schabel, and W. Nellett. Fourth row: R. Ezop, S. Passariello, F. Kenel. Catholic Action consists in acting in face, of the world in conformity with the faith which we pro- fess, so that the maiesty of God may be respected and His divine laws obeyed. h Pius XI. Ghtidtmad 738w; Much enjoyment was derived by both cast and audience, When the Seniors staged Dickenst uA Christmas Caro? December 19 at St. Joseph auditorium under the direction of Mr. Anthony J. Brink. Peter Favara as Scrooge, Torn Looby as Crachit, Joanne Civello as first spirit, and Samuel Passariello as second spirit drew the leading roles, with the entire class tackling supporting parts and committee jobs.