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

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Elva Ceja Portraying a flirtatious twin in one Senior play, and a mournful, serious young wom- an in the other, Elva proved her ability to adapt herself to any occasion. Her lovely voice has made her an active member of the Glee Club. She enjoys mys- tery stories and football. Aurelio Guzman Lilo',, the Caruso of the Sen- ior Class, uses his rich tenor voice to praise God in singing the Mass and in participating in Glee Club activities. He is also a faithful Altar Boy and a loyal Sodalist. Aurelio hopes to enter the Seminary, though he seldom mentions it. Robert Freeman Bob, quiet and reserved even among his friends, surpris- ed everyone when he captured the leading male role in the Senior play. He loves the out- of-doors. Hunting is his favor- ite sport but he plays baseball and basketball. Mom's apple pie is his choice in foods. Barbara Maziarz Babs comes from down St. Ritals way. Her quiet reserved manner disappears as soon as someone chances to tickle her, or the strains of a polka reach her ears. Crocheting is her hobby, Benson her favorite au- thorg blue her choice in colors. Rosemary Countegan Rosie',, as French as the Seine River, loves to dance. Her thrill for the year was when she was selected as senior attendant for the Homecoming. She be- longs to the Glee Club and is active in the Horizon Club. After graduation she plans to become a telephone operator. Now is Ike Hour Left to right: Ronald Ezop, Robert Freeman, Rosemary Countegan, Elva Ceia, Barbara Maziarz, and Aurelio Guzman Ronald Ezop Butch is President of the Student Council and a member of the Sodality. Baseball being his favorite sport, he managed to attain a varsity position on the team in his Senior year. He plans to wear the blue uniform of the United States Navy after graduation.

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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.

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Richard Hoffman An ardent sports enthusiast, Dick was present with his clicking camera at all the bas- ketball games. He humbly claims he is not an actor, but whenever a play is to be pre- sented, he is always on hand. Dick plans to join the Navy and become an Admiral. Summer is a Cummin' In Left to right: Richard Hoffman, Joan Kostrzewa, Shirley Tyburski, Daniel Alvarado, joan LaDrig, Anthony Martinez. Shirley Tyburski In her kind, quiet way she assists without attracting atten- tion. Fidelity to duty won her a place in the group who attend- ed the Student Council conven- tion in Ann Arbor. Courtesy and dependability make her a competent saleslady. Her dim- ples twinkle as she smiles. Joan I.aDrig jo , a mischievous, loqua- cious young lady admits that English is not her favorite sub- ject, but she studies it. On Stud- ent Government Day she was Superintendent of Parks and Cemeteries. Other days she was President of the Horizon Club and Secretary of Our Ladyis Committee. Daniel Alvarado Danny a happy-go-lucky boy, came from Mt. Carmel in the ninth grade. This five-foot- seven-inch lad showed his abil- ity in handling a baskteball as a varsity forward in his junior and Senior years. His driving ability equals his willing serv- ice. Anthony Martinez On the Basketball court we hear the swish ,through the net and we know Tony has an- other long shot to his credit. Tony was also a member of the football, baseball and track teams. He proved his leadership as Chairman of Our Lady's Committee. joan Kostrzewa Everyone loves this slim, green-eyed, artist. Always full of vim and vigor, Joan was acitve as Secretary of the S.S.S. Her portrayal of the Blessed Virgin in the Junior Passion Play was incomparable. One of our best cheerleaders, Skip's favorite sport is baskebtall. 3 it