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

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Thomas Lewis As President of the Senior Class, Tom showed real leader- ship. His wit and love of com- edy, especially his ability to im- personate, has made his num- bers popular at the school par- ties. He uses this talent to pro- mote shoe sales. His pet peeve is getting up! Gerald F leminger Coming to St. Joseph in the fifth grade, jerry immediately became an altar boy. This Sen- ior-class Treasurer and Student Council Vice-President has been interested in sports, both as player and spectator. His favor- ite sport is fishing, especially trout fishing in some swift stream. Ruth Vargas Ruthie , Vice-President of the Horizon Club and an ardent sports fan, was chosen as a member of the Basketball Queen's Court. She loves to make clothes and enjoys hear- ing popular music. On Christ- mas Eve she was the Blessed Virgin in the Nativity tableau. Whittle While You Work Senior class officers, left to right: Gerald Fleminger. Treasurerg Ruth Vargas, Secretaryg Thomas Lewis, President, and Robrt Loviska, Vice-President. Robert Loviska Bob, a six-foot blond, has difficulty finding a place in which to stretch his feet, but as Center he had little difficulty in finding the hoop on the bas- ketball court. As auditor , he reviewed Second Year English. His dependability caused him frequently to fill the position of monitor. ,, ,, ,

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Uwe, the The privilege long anticipated is ours: we are Seniors. As underclass- men we longed for this day when we would be the school leaders. ,., .. . .U ORS Now as never before we realize 5 Tam ' how close are the bonds formed dur- ing these twelve years. Graduation means partingg though we be sepa- rated by space we are still united in the Mystical Body of Christ.

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Rocco Gianvecchio Roccy exercised his ability for leadership as Prefect of the So- dality, Vice-President in his freshman and junior years, and Treasurerin his sophomore year. This five-foot-five guard of the basketball team had two suc- cessful varsity years, gaining a letter for each season. Arlene Kujawa Kootch , Co-Prefect of the Sodality, has always taken her school work seriously. Her re- ward was the honor of being named Valedictorian of her class. Besides loving to dance, she is an ardent supporter of the basketball team and a cheer- leader for two years. The Song is Ended, but the Memory Lingers On Left to right: Mary Lou McDonnell, Roccy GianveCChi0. Larry Hammond, Arlene Larrucea, Arlene Kuyawa, and Edward Barrera Cseatedj. s Arlene Larrucea Arlene is not only Salutato- rian of her class and Co-Editor of the Magnet, but also a mem- ber of the Glee Club, an ardent follower of the team and an actress of some note. Her viva- cious personality and sparkling humor belie any fear of an aca- demic drudge . Lawrence Hammond A smooth dancer, mischiev- ous, wittv - these words de- scribe Larry, an active parti- cipant in sports, mainly basket- ball. He has been active in dra- matics since his Freshman year. He is Treasurer of Our Lady's Sodality and Associate Editor of the Magnet. Larry spends his spare time in Dreamland . Edward Barrera Slim is the class nominee for the boy most likely to be- come President. He is Presi- dent of the Credit Union, Presi- dent of the Altar Boys, Co- Editor of the Magnet, and Sec- retary of the Sodality. Yet Ed is always ready for a laugh or a song. Mary Lou McDonnell Meet Mac , the spirit of the class of ,'52 . This happy-go- lucky, red-headed Irishman has managed, between pranks and penalties, to become Associate Editor of the yearbook, to par- ticipate in dramatics and still maintain a place among the honor students.