Boysville High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Macon, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 36 of the 1954 volume:

me PIQNEER BCDYSVILLE HIGH SCHCDOL Macon, Michigan June, I954 1 .ez -z at 2 Q.. if lil 'X hir f fs' 41 .fbezlzca hon At 1tB 1ncept1on Boysv1l1e was dedxcated to Our Lady Queen of the Rosary In th1s Marxan Year and 1n our small way to express our apprec1at1on for the many sp1r1tua1 g1fts and to pet1t1on for contmued d Qu of rotect1on we ded1cate THE PIONEER of 1954 to Our La y een the Rosary xx , 4,3 , . tg . it A '. XJ- V. ,41 f xy, 1 Xe 6 Q: . 5 5 QE , 2 rf , 2 3 Z Q, , , .V Q -, 1, , 4 5 - 1 Q I C 2 P 1 1 alcfminid tra tion an aculiy Juniors study American Literature with Brother Oliver. . . Brother Dominic assists Ralph Baird with reference work in the library. . . William Jordan stops for a friendly chat with Brother Gregoire, Dean of Boys. . . Jack Heeney reports to Brother Paulus after his return from the den tal clinic. HIS EXCELLEN CY JOSEPH H ALBERS BISHOP OF LANSING HIS EMINENCE EDWARD CARDINAL MOONEY ARCHBISHOP OF DETROIT HIS EXCELLENCY STEPHEN S WOZNICKI BISHOP OF SAGINAW HIS EXCEL-LENCY His EXCELLENCY THOMAS L NOA ALLEN J BABCOCK B151-IOP or MARQUETTE BISHOP or GRAND RAPID . . lv 9 pb' 0 ' o A BROTHER HILARION C S C DIRECTOR RELIGION ART BROTHER GREGOIRE C S C BROTHER PAULUS C S C DEAN OF BOYS PRINCIPAL RELIGION MACHINE SHOP BUSINESS GUIDANCE JUNIOR ADVISER PIONEER ADVISER Brother Severin C S C Father Szymanskl C S C Medxcal Program Com R911-gi-01'1 Chaplain I'!11ll1Ol1ef Brother Alexander C S C Englxsh Soc1a.1Stud1es Campus Info Adviser Brother Ohver C S C Re11g1on Socxal Studzes Enghsh Brother Fredemck C S C Mathematxcl V1su.a1A1ds Sophomore Advmer Brother Dorrumc C French L1brar1an Enghah Brother Romaln C S C Re11g1on Steward Semor Adv1ser Athletlc D1rec tor Brother Albert C S Sc1ence Draitmg A Brother Lawrence, C.S.C. Brother Thomas, C-5-C- Publications Department Mr Leo Janendo Physmcal Educatxon Health Coach Mr Jame s Scott Chef Mathematics, Science, Intramural Program. Fre ehman Adviser Mr John Milner Maintenance Brother Roy, C. S. C. Religion, English, Music, Eighth-Grade Adviser Mr Wilham Dettman Wood Shop Mamtenance Mr Harold Ruhl Farm 1' 1' Walter H Gravehne State Secretary Wrlfred T Connelly State Treasurer Mr, Frank West Mr. Earl Ternerowski Assistant Chef Maintenance, Saddle Club Adviser KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS STATE OFFICERS 3' 5-4 Mr Thomas M Kavanagh Rev Rayrnond Sweeney State Deputy State Chaplaln Mr JosephJ Mamolfx Mr JosephM Klme State Advocate State Warden 2 C s 2 M . . ' . . . 1 x, Q ' -A s Q -6. x N . I ' 271 235 sg. Q - ew Clauea 40 A O s if Q ' ofb A911 O G., WM Sigh lla gra e QQ Dave Dungan traces early discoveries in American History. . . Mr. Dettznan keeps the boys busy on their projects in wood shop. . .Brother Alexander directs the freshxnen in their reading. . .Chester LaCasse receives instruction in metal shop work from Brother Gregoire. . .The drafting class gets practice in the use of drawing instrurnents. . . Brother Hilarion checks sketches in art class. . . Joe Bouley has his typing assignment checked by Brother Paulus. in uf. .. ,, ,I ...Q ,V ...W mul g 431 QQ! H13-w K4 A xi ROBERT L. KLEBBA FREDERICK MARQUEZ Z WILLIAM A. PETERS Saddle Club l, 2, 3, 4 Class Officer: Treasurer 3, Student Orchestra Z, Eg Band Z, 3, 4g Foot- Council 3, PIONEER Sports Editor 43 ball: Varsity 3,49 Basketballg Var- Knights of the Altar l, Z, 3, Glee Club sity 2, 3,4. 3, Football: JV Z, Basketball JV Z, 3, Baseball l. ESENIORSJ MILTON B. MERREN VICTOR J. ROZNOWSKI PIONEER Classes Editor 45 Sad- Football: JV 2, 3, Varsity 4, Bas- dle Club I,2g Football: JV 33 Var- ketball: JV I, 23 Baseball l,Z, 3,43 SRV 4- Saddle Club 1. DONALD C. ROGOWSKI Class Officer: Secretary lg Vice- president Z, Orchestra 3, Band Z, 3, 4, Campus Info Art Editor 4, PIONEER Activities Editor 4g Pro- jectionist l, Z, 3, 43 Football JV I, 2, Var sity 3, 4. S 55 3 . if Y Q X! ?l N In CLASS OFFICERS: J. Bouley, Secretary: C, Weitzel, President: Don Cameron, Vice-president: J. Guild, unior Cfadd FIRST ROW: E. Ettawageshik, J. Guild, C. Weitzel, D. Cam- eron, J. Phillips. SECOND ROW: D. Ciavone, J. Drenth, G. Trudeau, J. Bouley, Brother Gregoire QAdviserl. THIRD ROW: R. Newmeyer, T. Korzeniowski, L. Liedel, J. Heeney, C. LaCasse. u 1 x X-, i X 1, , .-ig ., '14 ff? A .gi .3 f ' YJ 9 a -fix I A Q55 - f .-.. 3-5 UP President, R. Baird, Vice-President. lStandingj John Murray, Secretary, Robt. Temerowski, Treasurer omore Cfadd 0 x C 1 . OFFICERS: P. Ettawageshik, FIRST ROW: T. Somma, D. James, J. Hossele, R. Baird, P. Ettawageshik, E. Kozlowski, O. Fremont, A. Durbin. SECOND ROW: Brother Frederick QAdviserl, N. Liedel, Dave Cameron, D, Harvey, A. Ferguson, G. Root, W. Hatswell, P. Wegrzyn, D. Lyon. THIRD ROW: T. Kelly, D. Denning, Robt. Temerowski, John Murray, G. Spears, Jos. Murray, Rich. Temerowki, C. Walters, W. Kavacik ,J 5, 0 fix.. .71-ealunan Claw CLASS OFFICERS: P. Carry, Vice-president: A. Russell, Secretary: R. Lee, President: A. Saldana, Treasurer TOP GROUP: FIRST ROW: D. Payne, J. Broomfield, G. Irving, Brother Thomas Uldviserl, J. Gauthier, J. Hinkle, R. Durant. SECOND ROW: R. Goodwin, D. Przybyla, T. Potts, J. Jones, V. Young, J. Wal- ther. THIRD ROW: E. Witwer, M. Collins, T. Chester, R. Burkell, R. Grant, R. Lee, R. Hughes, A. Schneider, F. Stevens BOTTOM GROUP: FIRST ROW: K. Kemp, C. Derry, J. O'Malley, R. Saldana, V. Tourangeau, G. Davis P. Rogowski. SECOND ROW: J. LaCasse, C. Felek, G. Pallitto, W. Jordan, J. Martin, D. LaCasse. THIRD ROW: R. Kemp, R. Mazag, R. Dolenga, J. Elliott, J. Kotowski, W. Lutton, M. Schultz, A. Rus- sell, E. Borg, J. Pringle, J. Schade 3 ,R giglzflz grade CLASS OFFICERS: K. Piekarski, Secretary-Treasurer, D. Dxmgan, President, A. Mata, Vice-president FIRST ROW: A. Carter, J. Alt, A. Mata, D. Dungan, K. Piekarlki, B. Duperron, F. Davis. SECOND ROW: Brother Roy QAdviserJ, L. Hammond, J. Dexter, P. Fitzpatrick, C. Price, J. Bischoff, J. Lang, J. Ziembovich. THIRD ROW: C. Rienks, W. Daniels, W. Milroy, T. Allard, T. Wrench, T. Martin, G. Dexter l N. M D 54 , F winxu 3' Uigh X v N4 .lil Student Counci Clockwisez J. Guild, R. Baird, E. Witwer, D. Dungan, R. Burkell P. Ettawageshik, J. Bouley. Back Row: C. Weitzel, R. Edger KSecretaryl, G. Manning lPresident1, Brother Hilarion QAdviserl, D. Strausbaugh QVice-Presidentj, E. Dalga, D. Cameron , Brother Roy instructs beginners in fundamentals of band music. Chemistry class works experi- ments with new lab equipment. . W' porfd Wally Frornhart, University of Detroit coach, entertains at football banquet. . . Ernest Witwer performs on the trampolene. . .Coach Janendo watches Bob Temerowski work out with tackling durnmy. . . Gene Manning reaches for a high rebound. . .A safe -on-first for Leo Liedel 17 ' 4 I , -W Mu ' ' 01409, 1 A goofbau FOOTBALL SCHEDULE VARSITY BOYSVILLE OPPONENT O St. Joseph QBay Cityj 37 19 Deerfield 20 33 Cath. Cent. QAdrianl 12 12 Cath. Cent. fDetroit1 25 13 St. Mary fWaynel 13 19 St. Francis fTrav. City, 43 O Hudson 26 19 St. Thomas fAnn Arborl 19 6 SS. Peter 81 Paul QSagin.1 20 JUNIOR VARSITY 35 Deerfield 12 6 Britton fVarsityj 20 Brother Romain, Athletic Director, checks the schedules of games with Coach Janendo. FIRST ROW: V. Young, V. Tourangeau, G. Irving, J. Guild, P. Wegrzyn, N. Liedel, R. Newmeyer, W. Kavacik, V. Roznowski. SECOND ROW: J. Utash, B. Merren, A. Schneider, P. Ettawageshik, Rich. Temerowski, D. Rogowski, Don Cameron, P. Carry, D. Dungan. THIRD ROW: R. Edger, R. Lee, Jos. Murray, R. Dalga, M. Schultz, L. Liedel, D. Denning, John Murray, F. Conlon. TOP ROW: Brother Romain KAth1etic Directorj, D. Ci- avone QManagerJ, D. Strausbaugh, G. Manning CCaptainJ, T. Korzeniowski, R. Saldana, Robt. Temerowski, A. Carter iManagerJ, Leo Janendo fCoachJ If I' . - K' b N' ' ' .M-fl 5 A Q K , W: I ' 1 '- -'f ... - f Hana' 1. px ' T 'ffyf-'gi V 'Q 'I ' 2 A -',z J Q W A Q' ' , ,M ',..' , A -1. 5 it Ljbugl' ,,. .,' V' Q- I X:-. 'f H.,1 'f 4 1. .l 'W ' A if f ,Qi ..... - .gs 1 , ' 7 I 4 L ,, . U F l 4 ' 1 I Fred Conlon, Outstanding Player Award fadkelball BOYSVILLE OPPONENT 20 Deerfield Z4 St. Florian 57 Addison 36 Sand Creek 39 C. C. lAdrianj 46 Britton 39 Pinckney 35 St.Mary QO.L.J 36 St. MaryfWayneD 5 l Sand Creek 40 C. C. QAdrianj 50 Deerfield 35 Sacred Heart 33 Holy Redeemer 44 Dexter 42 Summerfield gtilu' x i aff 61 .Sky JM? C1ockwise:G. Manning, R. Edger, D. Strausbaugh, F. Conlon lCaptain1, Jos. Murray, W. Peters, P. Carry. Center: Coach Leo Janendo JV BASKETBALL SCHEDULE BOYSVILLE OPPONENT 22 Deerfield 16 St. Florian 36 Addison 14 Sand Creek 30 C. C. fAdrianl 34 Britton ZZ Pinckney Z8 St. Mary QO L I 44 St. Maryfvlaynej 41 Sand Creek 34 C. C. fAdrian1 Zl Deerfield 40 Dexter JUNIOR VARSITY J. Phillips R. Newmeyer Robt. Temerowski R. Burkell L. Liedel C. Walters Rich. Temerowski Don Cameron D. James Coach Janendo FRESHMAN SQUAD J. Pringle, G. Irving, T. Chester,M.Schu.1tz, D. Dungan, A.Schneider Bro. Thomas fCoachjA. Carter QMgr.l,J. Jones, W. Daniels, J. Broom- field s 'K 3 Q 43 .S I 4 Q , iii 1 ' fg 1 .gf Q Q Q vs' . s ! Q 3' ' 1 , 11 A? 5 - if 3 . 13 '7' Q 2 ff 3 wa ug-A .W-U . ,A M . f, Q A KL 4, -f 1RP'r N M, X 'ff ff .4 QT M sg ' ' , QQ ,P , . S i. Q A f f' W F x '- ily .N X5 K f ..: ,gi ...,:... ,vw W ...-,,, ,, ' M Nqr- :' t 'q i' if W h ,,-s' - - . ' 7' W' . qw I V . . ,, 4 3, ,cu . -1 X? 3 I 5 'V ,455 H3 V K -4 ,. 9 13 W if l mg, . Maia 5? xgl, fx: A 5 Jn... 1 41 ,K f n T 'ff 'L ' ' jntramural B A S KE 'I' B A L L FIRST PLACE WINNERS SENIOR DIVISION R. Baird F. Marquez QCapt.l T. Somma CBack Row! T. Korzeniowski A. Ferguson F O O T B A L L FIRST PLACE WINNERS E. Ettawagelhik QCapt.1 C. LaCasse KBack Row, T. Potts D. Harvey J. Kotowski C. Walters G. Davis ,WQQ qt . B A S K E T B A L L FIRST PLACE WINNERS JUNIOR DIVISION F. Davis D. Payne A. Mata QCapt.l C. Felek J. LaCasse Campua Jim, Bob, and Vern enjoy the Grand March at the Mardi Gras Dance. Student managers do the work behind the scenes of any basketball game. Work crew pauses to be snapped by the photographer. Ralph Newmeyer testifies during Junior Class Skit at pep rally. Brother Thomas checks the sore throat of Gerry Spears Faculty and students enjoy traditional Candle-Lite Ban- quet to start the Christmas vacation. U' ,.s alcfiuiiied Don Ciavone teaches Doug LaCasse how to serve Mass. Students at their turn in adoration before the Blessed Sacrament on First Friday. Vern, Tom and Charlie compete in apple-eating con- test at the Halloween party. Junior officers and guests pause for the photographer at the Junior Prom. Y L X. S- gre ma--uae:-:swung l I '. x 9- . A, s. ' -5 Msgr. John C. Ryan talks to the students during their annual three-day retreat. . . Father Szyrnanski, Boysville chaplain, celebrates Mass daily in Queen of the Ro- sary Chapel. el'UeI'.'f FIRST ROW: T. Carter, R. Durant, G. Manning lSupreme Grand Knightl, D. Ciavone lGrand Knight Treasxfrerl, J. I..aCasse. SECOND ROW: J. Jones, A. Ferguson, R. Edger fVice- supreme Grand Knightl, P. Ettawageshik, D, James, D. LaCasse. THIRD ROW: Richard Temerowski, T. Kelly, G. Spears, J. Kotowski, Don Cameron. ' Efghqf Q 1 L fl JYSQ . i al fgjgy Zi , 3 4 'P ZFii'Ei'.g, gf , r3'iQfg2,,g.g'-4 ,, A , L 425935 ' . El fi?-X N ' g' 'ur 1' ,E .. 1' 5-,5 'W r 3414, . ,. 5 - ' . Q . ,. 3 ' 1 gg sr-ff ,Z 4? . X .... 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' N v 4' un E559 p-ug. .J 9 A M if I For assistance given in making possible the 1954 edition of THE PIONEER, we wish to express our thanks to Brother Hilarion, Directory to Brother Paulus, Principal and yearbook adviser, to Brother Albert for his help with the photography, to the Knights of Columbus for aiding us to defray costs, and to Craine Studios of Detroit for the generous, efficient service and special consideration for our needs. The Staff Part of the group of boys of St. Joseph's Dormitory who gathered before retiring for recitation of the rosary dur- ing the month of October.