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

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Joseph Sanchez joe's peppy, energetic spirit aids him in pursuing the voca- tion for which God has in- tended him. In the Seminary for four years, Joe still main- tains an avid love of basket- ball and tennis. This love of sports will undoubtedly aid him when he obtains a position as Athletic Director. Molly Garnica Molly, our mild-mannered, brown-eyed classmate, placed Heaven above earthly attach- ments and entered Marywood Novitiate in Septmeber of '51, We miss her but we realize she could not have transferred to a better sch0ol . Molly hath chosen the better part which shall not be taken from herf' Terrence Yule Titian haired, blue eyed, quick witted Terry was the mathematician of the eighth grade. His mental alertness, on a par with his sanctity, was a determining factor in his priest- ly vocation. We admire and envy Terryg we are about to embark on chosen careers while he has a four year start.

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Memories First row: James Alburg and Minnie Olgineg second row: LeRoy LeCasse and Mary Ann Schultz, third row: Irene Davila and Paul Plakto. LeRoy LaCasse LeRoy is an experienced Standard Oil Company Sales- man. You will hear him quote, Buy Atlas and you have the bestf, His favorite sport is Arch- ery. His work as guard on the basketball team has won him letters for the past two years. Minnie Olgine Not every girl can drive around in a 1951 Buick but this is Minnie's privilege. Although she seems quiet in school, Min- nie loves to have fun at the right time. Her favorite pastime is dancing and she is a stalwart fan of Nat King Cole. Paul Platko Andy appears bashful and shy, but looks are deceiving. Amazing talent was uncovered in Art class, his tooled leather Desk Set won first prize in the Talent Show. His dramatic abil- ity added to the excellence of the Passion Play. His favorite sports are baseball and swim- ming. Irene Davila Rene , quiet but industrious, belongs to Talpaquenas Club. She is a staunch basketball fan, and can be found rooting for the team at every game. She enjoys playing and collecting records. This little bundle of impatience doesn't like to be kept waiting. James Alburg Jim is big and shy, but talks freely when he gets start- ed. He spends his spare time at his hobby, tinkering with radios. Although he does not play in any organized sport, he likes to play sand-lot football and attends all basketball games. Mary Ann Schultz Mary Ann, an avid basket- ball follower, packs spirit and zest into her duties as captain of the Cheerleaders. At the Homecoming she reigned as radiant Basketball Queen. Mary Ann holds the enviable record of missing only two school par- ties during her four years of high school. i sRA 1i

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...with the unclerclassmenu, 'X I! f I 1 xox fd' X ' fx T--,f,-15-4-Y -4 g Before we, the Seniors, leave school we wish to express our appreciation ro you, the Underclassmen, for the co- operation you have given us in all our activities. This has contributed much to the happiness of our days together, Our memories of grand times ar parties and dances will always include you. It is with regret that we leave you, but we place in your keeping the preservation of the good name of St. joseph School. We know it will be safe.