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

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God gave to each of us sufficient talents to gain our eternal reward. We accepted these gifts and by our combined contribu- tions have tried to make the world a little better place in which to live. We have been taught the fundamental principal of social living, cooperation. So we have learned to pray together, to work together, and to play together. The suc- cessful results appear on the following pages. We have discovered that when each accepts his share of responsibility and contributes his God-given talents, great things can be accomplished and without too great a burden on any individual. We are justly proud of the accomplish- ments of the students of St. joseph school during the past year. QCON - - , . -, ' if i lil 'T

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W' Some of our happiest memories will center around the cafeteria. Mrs. Weber, left and Mrs. Looby, right, man our pots and pans! Eat, drink and be merry is our motto during lunch hour! MW sm A snappy session of touch football, whether the season be hot or cold, serves to release pent up energy. After this work-out the boys are ready to settle down for the afternoon.

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HONOR STUDENTS l l Q Maybe it is coincidental or maybe it is just a lucky name, but both of the top honor students this year are named Arlene . The girls are pictured above being congratulated by Monsignor Bolton. They are, left to right: Arlene Kujawa, Valedictorian, with a 2.5 average, and Arlene Larrucea, Salutatorian, with a 2.29 average. The girls seem to have taken the scholasic lead in the class. Students winning honorable mention are, left to right: Ruth Vargas, Mary Lou McDonnell, joan Kostrzewa, and Rose Hernandez.