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X Debate president Edward Stehlik displays his omtorical ability. You can't beat St. joe's logic. ROW Bruce Kominsky Dominic Introcasso john Stanko FRONT 1ll Gonch, Bob Czech, George Oros, Bob Pescmski, Bruce Negri. MISS- OW: Mr. Carney, Ed Devine, Paul Heroux, Ed Stehlik, Mr. Mautner. l Koslosky, Tom Straffey. ic: St. Ioseplfs rate Society school full of thinking people, such as St. Joe's, no people ny more than the debaters. It is a credit to their dedication nystery to non-debaters how, after a school day of straining 'ains, they have the stamina to practice the ancient arts of veech and debate. However, under the guidance of Mr. Maut- uer, rney have performed notably in interscholastic activities, with club president Ed Stehlik being awarded 'the gavel at the Freehold Student Congress, and Paul Heroux taking first place in the Catholic Conference Interpretive Reading competition.
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ignette lnitiates Biannual Edition For the first time St. Josephs literary magazine has been published twice during the academic year. Under the able direction of Mr. St. Clair, a former college magazine editor at the University of Scran- ton, the format of the Vignette has been improved upon from previous years. Also, to the delight of the staff, the Vignette has been given its very own room, located next to the typing room. Most of this year's staff are underclassmen. This fact insures a Wealth of experience for next year's editions. The Vignette staff fthey ain't proudj: Mike Lennahan, Steve Liebrock, Bruce Barbour, Tom Whitson, Craig Skevington, Bob Corcoran, Larry Gregan, Mr. Mike St. Clair, john Bundy, Mike Brande, Ted Kcrin, Carl Zimmerman, Steve Westergan, John DeLozier. Mr St. Clair and some of the Vignette proletariat in their subterrar under the Brothers' house. john Bundy reflects the attitude, the mentality in short, the Vignette style.
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Fathersg Club: The Generation Gap Bridged A side of St. joe's that the students never see. The fathers seem to like il, though. Bubble, bubble, toil and lrouble. Fire bum and muldron bubble, with spaghetti for the Father's Club. l l Brothers joseph, Edward and Daniel inzbibe in the company of Father's Club President, Mr. Kunigonis. Please note: Brothers outnumber laymen by three to one at the bar. Gee, when I grow up I want to go to Sl. joe's 'cause the food is so good!
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