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

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SENIORS CLASS James LaDrig President It is much easier to be critical than to he correct. Jim is a true Frenchman, popu- lar with girls and boys fespecial- ly girlsl. He participates in all sports, but his favorite is football. He possesses a line as smooth as his dancing. If Mary WL1jkOWSki Vice-President Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers. Mary lives by the proverb, Still water runs deep. Her exe- cutive ability was demonstrated as she.perforrned the duties of class vice-president. Everytime a buzz is heard, Mary automatic- ally reaches for the plug and in- stinctively says, Operator.', I95I Rx 12 rf F Charles Laundra, Secretary Mun frees himself by overcom- ing himself. Every class has its Charlie but we have the original. If all the boys were like him, there would be no wallflowers. This boy would rather dance than eat, sleep or study. Therese Dupuis Treasurer A heart of gold with a smile for all. Tessie has the sunny disposi- tion which allows her to see only the best side of people. She is gay and fun-loving, but she has her serious moments. The class entrusted their funds into her safe-keeping.

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james Schultz I may not be the wisest, but I have fun. jim is an experienced sales- man. His favorite occupation is drawing cars and his main ambi- tion is to be a designer and in- ventor. Tuhy has enough en- ergetic drive to accomplish all he sets out to do. Joyce Civello Short in stature but lull in ideas is joycie who comes from Mt. Carmel. If I take a child's part in many more plays, I'll never grow up,', says this faithful Stud- ent Councilor. She likes swanky clothes and four-inch heels. Alice Guevara Her quiet manner ne'er OHUYIKJJ, To belt! out all ber nature tends. When brothers think you are great , it must be trueg so, Alicia must be perfect. Her warm grin dispels all clouds and scatters sunshine everywhere. No wonder her frineds are many. Mary Panico Seldom beard, but always there. Quietness is her way of ex- pressing satisfaction. One of Mary's favorite pastimes is sing- ingg she also belongs to the soft- ball team. She is a true Sodalist and an active member of the Library Club. 'I3 Dorothy Seman In ber tongue is the law of kllI!l1l!3X.Y.n Dot is easily contented when knitting, listening to the radio, or reading poetry. Topping Dorothy's list of favorite songs is Holiday for Strings. The violet is her favorite flower. Thanks tu her, all classes start on time. Nancy Kwiatkowski A quiet girl with u helping bum! for everyone. Because Nan is such a de- mure little girl, everyone is sur- prised at her skill in her favorite sports, bowling, skating and horseback riding. In her leisure time Nancy enjoys reading and taking pictures. Margaret Espinoza A little sby, perhaps, but never too sby to be friendly. Margaret is a quiet girl and easy to get along with. She is amiable, reserved and definitely feminine. Dancing is her favorite recreationg homemaking is her choice of occupation. Bruce Pickelmann I'll get tbereg gire me lime. Kraut is a tall, lanky lad who was voted class cartoonist. He is an ardent baseball fan, but his first love is football. If his life goes as planned, he'll own a radio and television shop.