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

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The boys and girls alike join 1 reciting the Rosary on the us preceding each game. 'his ability to pray together esults in the ability to play Jgether. The distinction of having the priests attend all school parties is one treasured by the students. Father Vaughn gives his priestly blessing to the party-goers at the end of a dance. Our boys are trained to unite prayer with every phase of life The Buc's', starting five kneel in prayer between quarters of a bas ketball game.

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These students endeavored ti spread their personal devotion tt Mary by encouraging their class mates to say the noon hour Ros ary daily. Descending the Churcl steps: Patricia Ezop, Theres: Bawolski, Rosemary Countegan Joan Stachura, Arlene Kujawa Margaret Smith, Joan Kostrzewa Roccy Gianvecchio, Edward Bar rera, and Lawrence Hammond. Father Vaughn begins class by leading the students in prayei and an invocation to the Saint ol the day.

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PASSION PLAY On the opening day of Holy Week, Palm Sunday, the underclassmen of St. Joseph School presented their annual Passion Play. Their selection this year, Pilate and the Croyf, vivid- ly portrayed the sufferings and death of Christ. The setting with the majestic pillars of Pilate's throne room gave the right at- mosphere to the excellent acting of the participants. The production was under the able direction of Rev- erend Mason Leo Vaughn.