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

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Freshmen Our JOY li , ff is G A 5 wifw 1' la. Acoata, nl. Allwurlu, Cr. Alva, li Barrera, R. Boensch, CQ. Hohman, F CCl'l ...r. R. f.ounte,uan. l. Davila, f.. Du- puis, Al. ltastman, R. lxzop, la. l'a- vara. G. lfleminger. R. Freeman, R. liianveccliio. N. Grasso, A. Guzman, L. Ham- montl, R. Hernandez, R. l'loHman ul. Jaime, V. Karalwa, B. Koniecz- ka, C. Konieczlxa. J. Kostrzewa, A. Kuiawa, I.. La Caisse. ,l. l.aDrig, A. Larrucea. R. l.ovis- lxa, A, Martinez, N. L, McDon- nell, G. Moriarty. P. Olvera. M. Ortwco Spring Cleaning - 'lhese three lfreshie lwoys lentl a helping hand as they make the front entrance wintloxxs sparkle, anti hy the looks of the smiles on the lates of Louis Santino. Rolwert Moriarty, :mtl john Eastman, they tlon't mintl it ll lwit. lj. plilflio lf. Popielarz, 'lf Romero, G. Ry- ehel, L. Santino, M, A. Schultz. M. Sullivan, R, Susalski. D. Syetl. S. Fl'yhurski, R, Vargas rl. Vasia'Cl4. XV. Wlclwer, RA XWMC. mania. Missing: from the pintures: R Moriarty, 3 ' if . 'W jf E - I A N.. iii' Eff. .4 If 97 l l 5 ' F gif UW rl Q 'M'-I g 6 if l A 443 f . NJ l ,S , 4 :it rf' ,.., . W 1 fb -' A ' at A - ' . i ll tt. 'Y all P A ' . . rf f ...tx .- ....... A.- .,.. - 'H' Q f' 'rx .1 5 at .. uv- gr 4 . A .-.g .. 'i ,,,,y.1-m ' , i RK at -tw Dr . fm J Na! 'Pi x vi- f. X X . A ,.g Q 24 ef AA A53 ,mm Q ,,,. Q A Tx g. . '- t :.. - t. . . - 3 la H ! f ' . 'l ' ' . A 'ji F 1 we 4 um J ' 5 in f ' l I I ff -

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Classes of 19 1-'52 Preparing For a orld to Conquer Top: The Sophomore class officers are in a happy mood and they should be, their class took the most active part in the Search for Talent contest. Left to right: James Sullivan, Rita Mrozinslti, Ann Marie Neuerburg, and Eleanor Miklosovic. Iinflumz Rocco Gianvecchio shows the good effects of Courtesy Week as he holds the door open tor the other Freshie class officers, john Jaime, Maureen Sullivan, and joan Kostrzewa. I'rcmlwzt ..... ....... R ita Mrozinski Vice-l'rt',i'idc111 . . . . Ann Marie Neuerburg SC'L'H'1cl7'fjl ,.., . . Eleanor Miklosovic TfC'tl.Ill7'l'7' . . ..... james Sullivan Witlm the freshness of summer still in the air. the new Sophomores returned to school to find that diffi- cult tasks awaited them in the form of new subjects. Fully conscious that school was a serious business they delved into biology, geometry and of course the study of those irregular and difficult Latin verbs. But it was not all work for they did their share in athletics and took part in extra-curricular activities. They worked diligently in the construction of projects and exhibits for the Talent Contest. Sister M. Per- petua was their faculty advisor. Entering their first year in high school, the Freshies encountered strange faces, rooms, teachers, subjects and still stranger customs, such as, different teachers for each class, study periods, activity periods. and prayers before each class. Soon, however, they became accustomed to this new mode of high school life and went about tackling problems in algebra, conjugating and declining in Latin, and learning historical facts. The Freshmen were given a Hnil test on Initiation night by the Seniors. Their fine cooperation won for them the admiration of all the students. Their faculty director was Sister M. Theodosia. Preridefzi ..... ..... A Ioan Kostrezwa Vice-Prei'icz'e111 . . . . . Rocco Gianvecchio Secretary .... . . Maureen Sullivan Trcamrcr . . . . . . LeRoy Jaime