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

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1 Allore W. Brandel A. Barella A. Ceia R. Ceia Ezop M. Favara I. Fila R. M. Gaber M. Gabrish Hernandez J. Jozwiak N. Kennedy J. Konieczka G. Kryszak Midcalf J. Moriarty R. Nellett L. Novak B. Nowacyzk Prueter T. Sikorski D. Smith J. Soria I. Susalski 32 E 2 . Dupuis P. Eychas B. Colmus R. Donahue K, Dubay R J. Galonska D. Greanya M. Guevera L. Hagen J. Hammond J. LeRoux C. Marshall P. Martinez J. McDannell R, Metevia P. Paramo P. Paramo M. L. Parks S. Parks B. Pawlik J. Syed J. Tutera R. Wachowicz P. Wuikowski UNITED WITI-l CHRIST Leading the Sophomores to the top in every school activity, we have Donald Smith, President, Donald Greanya, Vice-President, Nancy Kennedy, Secretary, and Sally Parks, Treasurer. Their biggest achievement was standing on top in the Bishops' War Relief Drive for which they collected 535. A hand of applause for their hard work in the year- book drive elven though they did not win. They showed their true and loyal spirit. Standing, left to right: Nancy Kennedy, Donald Greanya, Sally Parks Sitting: Donald Smith 23

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R. Bostwick A. Kusba J. Nowuczyk E. Silva L. Casarez T. Laundra W. O'Brien O. Surian -vw. N, A-w T. Cieszlak J. Escaleru P. Federico G. Hagen M. Hildalgo B. Martinez H. McDonnell P. McDonnell J. McMall J. Miller J. Ognisanti J. Passariello P. Pasternak F. Perez J. Pickelmann B. Vargas A. Verduzco N. Vescio J. Wade W. Yule ST. JOSEPH FAMILY The Jolly Juniors have taken the lead both in cur- ricular and extra-curricular activities. Some of their accomplishments are working whole-heartedly to win the yearbook drive for the fourth consecutive year, and to strike the top for the P.T.O. membership drive. A big hand for the Juniors who won the title of intra- mural champs, and who made the Junior-Senior Ban- quet and Prom an outstanding event. Officers for the class were Thomas Laundra, President, Jerome Miller, Vice-President. Olympia Suricm, Secretary and William Yule, Treasurer. - Standing, left to right: Thomas Laundra, Jerome Miller, William Yule, Olympia

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1. i .5 E. Barnett L. Bawolski T. Bennett W. Bohman S. Bostwick J. Duperon D. Dupuis R. Dupuis T. Dupuis M. Espinoza B. Hagen P. Hagen M. Hernandez R. Hernandez J. Kocis P. Lewandowski B. Maxwell A. Martinez J. McDugal P Meo A. Neuerberg E. Nowaczyk R. Novak M. E. Packard P. Packard A. Romero R. Ruytz F. Rychel J. Sage F. Santino M. l.. Solomon J. Sullivan D. Tafoya F. Vargas J. Verduzco Cl-IRISTLIKE ACTION The greenest of saplings, sometimes develops into the strongest of trees. Such is the case of the Freshies, who by their cooperation at initiation, showed signs of developing into true Josephites. Their colors were shown when the class turned out seven candidates for cheerleaders, also when they took such a great interest in the yearbook drive with their slogan song set to the tune of Sidewalks Of New York. Leading the class were James Sullivan, President, Rita Mrozinski, Vice- President, Clarence Davis, Secretary and Cornelius Monroe, Treasurer. 24 ,X R. Bunker S. Cardinal I. Castanon J. Civello C. Davis S, Espinoza J. Foley C. Garcia T. Gonzales A. Guevara N. Kwiatkowski C. Laundro M. L. LaVigne S. LeRoux M, Losecka R, Midose E. Miklosovic C. Monroe K. Moriarty R. Mrozinski M. Panico F. Petricevic B. Pickelmann S. Pluto L. Rocha J. Schultz D. Seman J. Silva P. Smith G. Solomon A. Wade D. Webber B. Wizner Standing, left to right: Rita A Mrozinski, Cornelius Monroe, Clarence