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

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AT LAST Yes, the time has come, the stage is set, the last act has rapidly drawn to a close and the final curtain is falling. The Seniors are sighing happily over completed examinations, basking in the con- gratulations of well-wishers, receiving Graduation gifts, and returning their caps and gowns. These memory-packed days are the culmination of hard work. Four years of strenuous labor and now we have completed the last task of all, The Magnet , our proudest accomplishment. Into these pages we have placed our ingenious ideas, the countless memories that we hold dear, and in the days to come will cherish even more deeply, and, in truth, a part of our very lives. The after-school-hours, the Week-end dates at school with paper, pencil and typewriter, and the fatiguing search for a sparkling new idea, are all an intrisic part of our lives and of this Annual which are not readily seen by looking at the pictures. However, the cooperation and hard work was not one-sided. To Monsignor Bolton, our Pastor, and the Assistant Priests who instructed and guided us faithfully we give humble thanks, to the faculty, our Sisters, we say forgive us our trespasses , thank you , and 'Adieu g to the Underclassmen we present our class Patron, St. Jude, to guide them. Our personal appreciation is due to all who have assisted in making this Annual possible: to the advertisers and patrons who gave financial assistance, to Sister Mary Brendan who continually assisted and advised us, to Sister Mary DeLellis who supported us morally, to each of these we say a fervent thank you and God bless you. To Bosch Studio and Mr. Donald Demers, our friendly and extremely patient photographer, we give special thanks for our completed Magnet which speaks well for your major role in the publication of this book. We now reappear for one last curtain call and then we advance to problems and tasks clouded by the veil of the future. We lift our heads and with a song in our hearts, we begin to study for the role that will merit us a supernatural Oscar .

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THE STAFF Editors meeting. Left to right: Co-Editors Arlene Larrucea and Edward Bar- rera make final decision concerning Senior lay-outsg Associate E d i t or s Larry Hammond and Mary Lou McDonnell admire their mounted picture. Typists prepare copy. Left to right: Elva Ceja, LeRoy LaCasse, joan Kostrzewa. Staff workers look over plans. Left to right: Rich- ard Hoffman, Ronald Ezop, jack Eastman, T h o m a s Lewis.

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