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

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. . . The Magnet In T0day's Catholic Press YEARBOOK Picture schedules. impossible deadlines and the never to be forgotten dummy are but a few of the recollections of the once weary yet exultant Yearbook Staff. Under Nicholas Vescios skillful direction a graphic picture of four years of high school memories grew out of mysterious scrawling, brain storms of weary copy writers, the indispensable type-writers, tireless eilorts to decipher the Editors orders, Russell Bostwicks endless cutting of pic- tures, and Sister M. Euphernias guidance in every type of work. The selection of our theme, Vile can change the world, Peace through Christian living , arose from a deep realiza- tion of the worlds drastic need for more Christian living. more Christian action, in order to effect a lasting Christian peace. Joyce Pickelmann, john Neuerberg, Williani Yule and -losephine Escalera sort out pictures to be used on the pages of the annual. Russell Bostwick prepares pictures for the engraver. His infernal picture cutting with the aid of Father Roach's Clearoscope has become a legend among the Yearbook Stall. Yearbook Editor in Chief. Nicholas Vescio. points out the details of the dummy to part of the Yearbook Staff. Patrick McDonnell, Frances Perez, Patricia Federico. Carmen Hoffman. and Hazen McDonnell. They all hope their theme will be realized in the years to come. --a DJ

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TX S sas. .. ,.i.,.zf: Publications . . . Christian Ideals Realized SCHOOL PAPER Through hartl work, the competent leatlership of Co- etlitors -Iosephine llsealeta and Nicholas Vescio. Associate- etlitors Patricia Federico and l'atrick McDonnell, anti the guitlance of our atlvisor, Sister M. liuphemia, there emerged out of a seeming chaos of typewriters, pencils, pictures. and copy, 'l'HIi i'l'lAClNIi'1'. Realizing the power of the Press, our school paper has entleavoretl through a Christian view- point on worltl problems, application of Christian itleals to school activities, and true appreciation of the liturgy, to print a pattern for changing the worltl by imhuing its writings with the spirit of Christ. Co-etlitors -losephine liscaleta antl Nicholas Vestio prepare assignment sheet antl plan next MAGNli'li issue in olliee. Feature writers Carmen Hotlman anil lieatrite Var- gas, antl humor etlitors. Alphonse Vertlusco antl liti- wartl Seman gather material lor their respective as- signments while etlitorial writer, Olympia Surian shows sports editor, Thomas Launtlra, her preparetl copy. Feature writer, Rose tently on her copy, as heatlline sheet. ln the -loyce Picltelmann hantls Ognisanti while Leo C cartoon quietly. 2 Marie Nowaczyla works in- Relwecta Villareal types the lwacltgrountl. feature writer. her copy to typist ,losephine isarez works on his Ostar Williitiii O'Brien, husiness manager. loolts over his Atl sheets while copy reatlers Hazen McDonnell. Susan Kushion, antl -lohn Neuerherg corrett the errors on the printetl galleys, Room 205 enjoys the linisheil topy of The MAGNET' with Associate litlitors, l'atrit'ia lietlerieo anil Patrick McDonnell tlistrihuting it. usa, .sf-Q

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Student Council . . . Where There is Injustice Lord, May We Restore Justice Alames llammond reads the minutes of the last meetinu as the Student Council prepares to discuss activities to be held during the next two weeks. OFFICERS lJfAL',lfl!L'l1f ..... .............. A Iohn Neuerburg I'ft't'-171-emfazzl . . . . . Edward Seman Sl.'l'l'L'lrlI',1' .... . . James Hammond 'I'm1u1f1'e1 '... ....................... K lohn Foley The Student Council has during the past year. helped each .losephite to liye up ro its motto, For a More United St. joseph. The main project of the year was the observance of Courtesy XVeek. liebruary 2 I -25. During this week a movie Social Dancing was shown which resulted in dancing instruction during the noon hour. Pointers on Courtesy in Church. Social Functions, School and the Home were given by various members. A group appointed monthly acted as ushers for all school assemblies. Councillors also aided in disciplinary problems of the school, Student Council director was Sister M. Del.ellis. M Leo Casarez Susan Kushion Mary Naples Carmen Hoffman Dolores Soltysiak Paul Pasternak ylosephine Ognisanti listher Silva Manuel Hidalgo Margaret liayara Mary Lou Parks josephine Tutera Robert Nellett Petra Martinez Harold Prueter Sally Ann Parks EM BIERS Robert Allore Franklin lizop George Manning Peter Wfujkowski Bernadine Xwizner Donald Welwlwer Nancy Kwiatkowski Robert Midose .Ioycc Civello Mary Lou Lavigne Mary Cardinal Patricia Packard Ray Nowak Arlene Kuiawa Rocco Lil2ll'1VCL'ClllH George Manning: siuns lirances Santino s pass. The Student Council stresses ordcr basically, that is true Christian Living.