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

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,M CQAC J Joseph Stelter Thomas De-Prekel Lynden McDonnell They are kept aware nt every cringe of the proeeff of relation between what they me teezclazng and the nctzmlitiex of clnil y exixfenee, and thnx recognize at all timer the contznnity between life in the Clll.lIf1'007I7 and life ozmidef' TRUE MAKERS OF HARDY MEN Looking back over the field of athletics this year, St. Joseph has many reasons to be proud. We must not, however, overlook the all-important factor-those who were responsible forthe success ofthe Buccanneers. Father LaMarre, our director of athletics, along with the noble assistance of Mr. Joseph Stelter, football coach, Mr. Thomas DePrekle, basketball coach, Mr. Lynn McDonnell, '41, baseball coach and assistant coaches Mr. Angelo Naples and Mr. Leo Foley, '45, who so ably coached the iunior varsity squads. The Athletic Association with Cyril Koski, President, Harold Laundra, Vice-Presidentp John Brandi, Secretary, Edward McDonnell, Treasurer, helped to put athletics at St. Joseph on the same level with the other schools. We thank you for your tireless efforts in boosting St. Joseph Athletic program and we sincerely hope that your progress will continue in the years to come.

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Standing, left to right: Sally Bostwick, Phyllis Meo, Eleanor Miklosovic, Mary Lou LaVigne, Sandra Cardinal, Patricia Packard Kneeling: Richard Bricault, Mary Jane Civello. THEY CHEEREDFOR THE BUCS With ye - - - ah Bucs, seven freshmen tried out for cheerleaders for the foot- ball season: Rita Mrozinski, Eleanor Miklosovic, Mary Lou LaVigne, Sandra Cardi- nal, Patty Packard, Phyllis Meo and Thomas Bennett. Under the direction of Helen Reyes, and Richard Bricault, Mary Jane Civello, Olympia Surian and the new freshmen were taught the essentials of good cheer- leading, new yells and motions. In a short time the cheerleaders were ready for a tryout at St. Mary, Bay City football game. Their first appearance proved to everyone their good qualities of cheering. With basketball season approaching Richard Bricault, a Senior, gave up cheering and played the game as forward. Mary Jane Civello, also a Senior, left the cheering squad and left her place for Sally Bosfwick, a Freshman. NI s . , , 2 4. . is ff. . , . , f:1',11e'2P , . g . .. ,., :iii ., ' La .z I, M . If W ,K 1, T W K ,H P 3' S 3 g,:3gQ'Qg, f J,-fi 5 3 QQ.. W f js , :ii 15 E 'H - Vw sQa..' ' 2 - , x. , , , ,:::,,: - z T W. Q as i 'T r fi 5 iilfi... . ,., Ui .. E-'5 '.a3vs'---. ee Eafwiig- ' Qvnz, ziggy- ft - jg wed M fu stai r f , A -, wt-W - sz as -2 .g fgiz r ' 'SS if . :'. V . f if. , 4 -is em, EIT .fs ' . -7 5 4' .fQ.t'Nis'mav . ' Thomas Laundra Robert Bonk FOOTBALL HONORS Thomas Laundra, '49, was chosen most valuable player of the 1947 Bucca- neer Football squad while Robert Bonk, '49, was selected as a guard on the All Valley Parochial Football team. Both boys were outstanding in league com- petition and were invaluable to the '47 grid squad.