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

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If one can honestly say that Christ and Him crucified is the central thought of his daily life. he is fortunate. e'William I. Smith, SJ. ?maian 726w Under the direction of Mr. Anthony Brink the Passion Play hThe Upper Room by Msgt. Hugh Benson, presented March 29-30 by an all-high school cast, was an avowed success. The cast in- cluded Peter Favara in the role of Judas, Olympia Surian as Samuel, a twelve year old boy, Wanda Nellett as Mary, Achaz, Raphael Michalski, Mary Magdalen, Ruth Bushroe, Joseph of Arimathaea, Louis Vescio, John, Chester Pawlik, Peter, Thomas Laundra, Christus, Ralph Brandi, Apostles, Frank Gonzales, Harold Preuter, Gerald Higgins, Leonard Boensch, Leo Casarez, Charles Picklemann, Dale Sage, Jack Wade, Manuel Hidalgo, the Doctor, Anthony Gembroski, the Voice, Richard Bricault. The Glee Club, also under the direction of Mr. Brink and Sister M. Susanna, gave interpreta- tions of The First Word, The Third Word, Adora- mus Te Christe from uThe Seven Last Words by Theodore Dubois. Solo parts were rendered by Elizabeth Bugala and Mary Ellen Harrigan. Open- ing the performance was a tableau The Last Suppef'. On the Production Staff were: Costumes, Kath- leen Laundra, Susan Kushion, Patricia Federico, Rose Marie Gaber; Properties, Marie Pietrzak, Joan Galonska, Anna Borrello, Joyce Piekelmann; Make-up, Colleen OhBrien, Helen Reyes, Joan Jozwiak; Sound, John Sopcak, Franklin Ezop; Lights, Robert Packard, Russell Bostwick; Con- struction Crew, Robert Packard, Richard Webber, Jack Wade, Harold Preutet, Julian Soria. AM t Louis Vescio, Olympia Surian, Thomas Laundra, Kathleen Laundra, Wanda Nellett, Chester Pawlik, Ray Michalski, Ruth Bushroe, Inset: Peter Favara. 35

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medium 01$ eatFwLZL'a Jtotio-n . . . MAGNET AND YEAR BOOK Co-editors, associates and staff; deadlines, copy, and headlines; hours of work and re-write; the com- bination has produced well-rounded, newsy, and enjoyable issues of the Magnet. The 1946-47 Magnets were diligently compiled by the co-editors, Mary Ellen Harrigan and Roy Dunn ably assisted by Patricia Wal- kowski and Richard Webber. Co-editors were elected again after one year during Which the journalistic reigns were held by the editor-in-chief. Reproducing between the red and white covers of this annual the life of the Josephites has been the pleasurable task of the yearbook staff. Under the co-editorship of Robert Packard and Mary Ellen Harrigan and their assistants, Norman My- Ckowiak and Lavonne Smith, the staff aims to foster an apostolic spirit among the readers of this annual through the theme Catholic Action and the Studentf The year-long project has come to completion, we hope you like it! Page 38, lower Left: MAG- NET OFFICERS: Roy Dunn, Co-editor; Richard Webber, Associate Editor; Patricia Walkowski, Associate Ed- itor; Mary Ellen Harrigun, Co-Ediior. Top: Ruih Bushroe, Dolores Dreffs, Josephine Duvilu, Lois Rogulski. Bottom: Theresa Naples, Wanda Nelle , Joan Dah- mer, Jeanne Fake. Page 39, Top: YEARBOOK STAFF: Siunding, Robert Packard, Co-Edivom Eliza- beth Bugala, Norman My- :kowiak, Roy Dunn, Joanne Civello. Siuing: Thomas looby, Mary Ellen Harrigan, Co- Editor; lavonne Smith. Bonom: Joanne Civello, Thomas Looby, Roy Dunn, Ruth Bushroe.