De La Salle Collegiate Yearbook - Pilot Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1953 volume:

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J 33 i, 1 A Q g PREsE iw : H , N X figkvm nxt I .ge A IIHIIIIAHII We the class of 1953 ded1cate the De La Salle P11ot to Brother Bonaventure Frances as a lastlng token of regard respect and adrn1rat1on to hun for h1s most able gmdance to us both 1n re11g1on and educat1ona1 f1elds ! 1 AIINIINISIRAIIIIN We BROT HER LEWIS Chemlstry BROTHER PAUL Prlnclpal IAIZIIHY BROT HER GEORGE Typmg .nlung BROTHER ANDREW Mathematlcs in BROTHER CLEMENT Mathematics . fr at gfa... fx f 44 Yann-uv ,, , I SA X BROTHER EUGENE BURSAR BROTHER BERNARDINE La guage BROTHER JAMES Language 4l.. MR BEBEAU MR BERTRAND Language Hxstory Math 6 N fl 3. 32 i I xr 5, A .elf- ' MR COSKY MR BONINO Enghsh CIVICS Coach FACULTY NOT PICTURED BROTHER CYRIL Hxstory BROTHER A CLEMENT Sclence BROTHER EUPHSUES PhyS1CS BROTHER JOHN Enghsh BROTHER AMEDY Enghsh 7 , -55 1 , I MR, ZAWASKI MR. LE ZUCH Music Custodian ' F-I' 'Q MRS PODKE MRS LADENDORF Secretary Lnbrarlan MRS MAC HARG MRS EBERT Llbranan Dletlclan J Si an 'gg me Lu 411' W 1 W, -ff 15 J' 31 'ml, KRN Xa Q m, 1 Q49 Q 14 1. 1 ...- if fy .Q v -ofa' IK. 519 ,pang 'Q' ANGELO ABATE lnternaural Basketball 1 'P Dance Committee 4 Bowling 1 2 Debate 2 Clee Club I 2 IOHN BAIER lntermuralBasketb1ll 1 Dance C onnnittt es 4 Prom Committees 4 DONALD BEDNARCHICK J.V. Football lg Intermural Basketball 2,43 Bowling ig Letter Club 4g Varsity Football , , 41 Prom 3.4: Class Officer Pres. 1,2 Vice-Pres. GORDON BLACK l.V. Football lp lntermural Basketball 1,21 Honor Student Ig Archconfraternity gg Bowling 2g Rowing rg Pilot Staff 2,3,4g Merit Student 1, 2,3,43 Prom Committees 4g Class Officer Pres. 2, Sec. 41 Debate tg Co-Pilot staff 4: Science Club 3. MARVIN BOROSK1 J. V. Football Ig J.V. Basketball 3g Dance Committees 3, 41 Letter Club 4g Varsity Football 2, ,4g Merit Student Ip Student Council 3,45 Class Officer Pres. 1, Vice-pres. 2: Debate 1, 2,41 Freshmen Basketball. RONALD CALCATERRA Intermural Basketball 1,25 Merit Student 1,23 Prom Committees 2, 4g Co-Pilot Staff 4. Sl HIHS H153 IAMES CAREY Band Ig Debate IgGleeClub I,2,3pD3l'lC8 Com- mittees 4g CofPiIot Staff 4. HARRY CARSON Intermural Basketball l,2,3g Merit Student I,2g Debate Ig Vice-President 23 Dance Committees 4g Freshman Basketball I. JAMES CASEY Band 33 Glee Club 3,43 Co-Pilot Staff 4. WILLIAM CATALFIO Intermural Basketball 23 National Honor Sriciety 2, 31 Honor Student 2, 3: Merit Student Ig Dance Committees 45 Glee Club I, 2,3. ARTHUR CECKOWSK1 Merit Student 29 Dance Committee 45 Prom Com mittee 3,4QBOW'1llEg I,2g Debate Ig Band I,2, 3,4g Glee Club I,2, 3,4g Pilot Staff 4g Co-Pilot Staff 4p Chess Club 45 lntermural Basketball I,2. PETER CENCER Glee Club 2g Co-Pilot Staff 44 Dance Committee Sl IDRS H153 RONALD CIMINO l.V. Basketball 25 Varsity Basketball 45 Baseball I5 Intermural Basketball 35 Letter Club 4. ROBERT COSEGLIA National Honor Society 35 Merit Student I, 25 Track 2,3,45 Intermural Basketball I,2,4: Basket ball Manager 1, 25 Dance Committee 45 Prom Committee 3,45 Student Council 45 Letter Club 45 Class President 35 Vice-President 2,45 Co- Pilot Staff 45 Pilot Staff 2,45 Sport Reporter 2, 314- JAMES D'ACHlLLE Intermural Basketball I,2,41 Dance Committee 3,45 Prom Committee 3,45 Bowling 1,2,g,45 Rowing 15 Glee Club 1,25 Co-Pilot Staff 4, PETER DeMEULEMEESTER Honor Student 25 Merit Student 1,35 Glee Club I. EDWARD DOHERTY Intermural Basketball 25 Dance Committee 45 Bowling 2, 35 Letter Club 45 Band 35 Glee Club 1,25 Rowing 2. THOMAS DUGALL J.V. Football 25 Varsity Football 3,45 Track 3, Intermural Basketball I5 Bowling I, 25 Letter Club 45 Debate 35 Glee Club I,2,3,.4. Sl IURS H153 CHARLES DUNN 1.V. Football 25 Intermural Basketball I,4g Honor Student Ig Dance Committees 43 Letter Club 4g Rowing I,2g Merit Student 25 Debate 2 JAMES FISHER Intermural Basketball I, 23 Honor Student I, 2g Bowling Ip Debate 2, GILBERT FRIESE NHS 3,45 Dance Committees 45 Honor Student 2g Glee Club t, 21 Co-Pilot Staff 4. ELDON GALLETTI Intermural Basketball 2,4g NHS 4. DAVID GILIN Intermural Basketball 1,41 Bind I,2. ROGER GOEBEL NHS 2,3,4g Honor Student 1,2,3,4g Debate 1, 2, 3,4g Chess Club 4. l Sl IUHS H153 ROBERT GOLEN Merit Student 1,23 Letter Club 4g Debate ig Cheerleader X, 2, 3. JAMES GUERTIN Merit Student I,2p Intermural Basketball Ig Prom Committee 35 Student Council 3,45 Class Presi- dent I,3. JOHN llAMlNll5Rl.Y Honor Student l, 2g Merit Student I, 2g Inter- mural Basketball I,2p Dance Committee 41 Bowl ing Ig Debate 2. WILLIAM HAUSMAN National Honor Society 25 Merit Student l,2,3,4 Dance Committee 4g Bowling 2, 3,4. THOMAS HERMAN Merit Student tg Intermural Basketball tg Dance Committee 41 Debate I,2g Glee Club I,2. ELBERT HUEY ,l.V. Football 25 Varsity Football 3,4g Track 35 Intermural Basketball I,2, 3,45 Letter Club 4g Band I, 2. Sl IDRS l953 RAYMOND .IAPOWICZ lntermural Basketball 2g Dance Committees 4, Class Officer, Treasurer I, Secretary 21 Boxing I. JOSEPH JARACKAS l.V. Football Ig LY. Basketball 2, Track 2,33 Letter Club 4, Honor tg Varsity Football 2,3,4g Varsity Basketball 3g Debate I. THOMAS IOHNSON Dance Committees 45 Bowling Ig Merit Student 2, Student Council 4. THOMAS KANKA l.V. Football Ig Interrnural Basketball I,2,4, NHS 2, 3, 4, llonor Student I, 2,3,4g Letter Club 45 Varsity Football 2,3p Varsity Basketball 3g Baseball I, 2, 3, 4. JAMES KASPER lntermural Basketball 3,4g Dance Committees 45 Prom Committees 4g Co-Pilot Staff 4. CONRAD KAWECKI lntermural Basketball l,2,3,43 Dance Comrrittee 41BOW1lllg 4g Band 1,25 Merit Student 3,4g Co- Pilot Staff 4, 59 of Sl IDRS i953 TERENCE KILBRIDE lntermural Basketball t,2,3,45 Honor Student 1, 2pNationa1 Ht-nor Society 3,45 Archconfraternityp 45 Student Council 45 Class Secretary 25 Glee Club 1, 25 Co-Pilot 45 Football announcer 45 Dance Committee 4. PAUL KNUFF lntermural Basketball lg Dance Committees 45 Student Council 4. RONALD KOERBER J.V. Football 15 Varsity Football 2,3,4g Inter- mural Basketball 2,35 Dance Committees 45 Debate 1,25 Band 1. EDWARD KOSLOWSKI J.V. Football 25 N.H.S. 25 Honor Student I,2,3. BERNARD KULWICKI N.H.S. 2,3,45 Honor Student l,2,3,45 Student Council 4- Band I 2 3 4- Chess Club . . . . . 3.4- WILLIAM LABADIE Bowling I, 2, 35 Secretary of League 35 lntermural Basketball 1,3,45 Honor Student 1,2 - National . . 3.4. Honor Society 2,3,45 Dance Committees 3,45 Prom Committees 35 Band 15 Pilot Staff 45 Cafe- teria employee 2, 3. Sl IIIRS H153 ALFRED LA FOND J.V. Football Ig Intermural Basketball I,2: Dance Committees 4. PATRICK LAWRENCE Intermural Basketball lg Bowling 3, 4, Baseball Ig Manager Baseball 2g Merit Student 2: Hockey 4. DIETER LEISTEN J.V. Football I,2g Track lg Intermural Basket- ball 1,25 Varsity Football 2.3. DORNIS LE VASSEUR NHS 35 Honor Student Ig Band I, 2. RONALD LOESCH Intermural Basketball I,2g Debate lg Glee Club I, 2, 4. CHARLES MCCAFFERTY J. V. Basketball 2g Intermural Basketball 1,35 Letter Club 4g Rowing l,2, 3,45 Class Officer 1 fpresidentj Co-Pilot staff 4. 3 1 i Sl IUHS H153 THOMAS MADIGAN J.V. Football 25 Intermural Basketball 1,25 Dance Committees 45 Letter Club 45 Baseball 3:45 ROBERT MAHONEY Intermural Basketball 1,25 Dance Committees 35 Archconfraternity 45 Pilot Staff 45 Merit Student 1, 25 Prom Committees 35 Student Council 2,45 Vice President 35 Debate 25 Glee Club 15 Co-Pilot Staff 4. JOHN MALONEY J. V. Basketball 25 V. Basketball 3,45 Baseball 1, 2,3,45 Intermural Basketball 15 Letter Club 45 Honor Student 15 Merit Student 2. ROBERT MANSFIELD J.V. Football 25 V. Football 3,45 V. Basketball 3,45 Track I,2,3,45 Intermural Basketball 1,25 Merit Student 2,35 Dance Committees 45 Prom Committees 45 Archconfraternity 45 Student Council 45 Bowling 35 Rowing Ig President 45 Letter Club 4, RICHARD MARTIN J.V. Basketball 1,25 Track 25 Intermural Basket- ball 45 Merit Student I, 25 Prom Committees 35 Student Council 2,3,45 Class Secretary I5 Class President 35 Class Treasurer 4. DONALD MATTES l.V. Football 1,25 LV. Basketball 15 Varsity Basketball 2, 3,45 Dances Committees 45 Prom Committee 45 Class Vice President I,2,3g Co- pilot Staff 4. Sl IDRS IH53 SAMUEL MAZZOLA National Honor Society 3, 43 Honor Student 1, 25 Merit Student I,2,3,4j Baseball tg lntetmural Basketball 4g Merit Student 1, 2,3,4g Bowling 3, 44 Band l,2, 3,45 JAMES MCCLARY Intermural Basketball I,2,43 Dance Committee 4 THOMAS MCLAUGHLIN Varsity Football 3,4g President Letter Club 45 Glee Club 4. JAMES MCCORMICK Merit Student 1,23 lntermural Basketball l,2Q Dance Committee 4, Band t, 2.3.4, Glee Club 3.4- ANTHONY MESSANA Baseball 2,3,4g Football 3, Vice-President lg Secretary 2: Letter Club 45 Glee Club lg Rowing I. ROCCO MESSANA Varsity Football 4g lntermural Basketball 1.2, 3, 4, Letter Club 4, Hockey 4. -.3 are MGP' Si HIRE I953 NORMAN MILLER J.V. Football5 lntermural Basketball I, 2,42 National Honor Society 35 Honor Student 35 Dance Committee 45 Bowling I, 25 Band 1,2, 3, Pilot Staff 45 Merit Student I, 2, 45 Prom Com- mittees 45 Debate I,2,3g Glee Club I,2,3,49 Co'Pi1ot 4. ROBERT MROZINSKI lntermural Basketball 1,2, 45 Dance Committee 35 Bowling l,2, 3,45 Letter Club 45 Baseball 2, 3,45 Merit Student 25 EUGENE NORMAN l.V. Football Ig Track 15 Dance Committee 35 Bowling 45 Merit Student lg Vice-President I5 Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4. GERALD PAVLIK National Honor Society 2, 3,45 Honor Student I, 2, 3: Chess Club 45 Prom Committees 35 De- bate I, 2, 3,45 Co-Pilot 45 Science Club 3,4. PHILIP PAVLIC J. V. Football 25 Honor Student 25 Merit Student I, 25 Treasure 2. JAMES PLUTSCHUCK Track 3,45 Intermural Basketball 2,45 Dance Committee 45 Letter Club 45 Varsity Football 3, 45 Varsity Basketball 35 Baseball 4. 4 Sl IIIRS 1953 MICHAEL POWERS Intermural Basketball 25 National Honor Society 35 Honor Student 1,35 Merit Student 25 Student Council 45 Band I, 2. JAMES PREUSS Dance Committee 3,45 Prom Committee 45 Co-Pilot Staff 45 Golf. ARNOLD PRZEPIORA National Honor Society 35 Merit Student I, 25 Dance Committee 4. LAWRENCE REILLY Intermural Basketball I, 25 Dance Committee 4. LAWRENCE RUE Merit Student 1,25 l.V. Football I, 25 Varsity Football 253,45 i.V. Basketball 1,25 Varsity Basketball 3,45 Track 25 Baseball 2,3,45 Intermural Basketball I5 Student Council Presi- dent 45 Bowling 35 Letter Club 45CO'P11OI Staff4. RONALD SABLES National Honor Society 35 Honor Student I, 2,35 Merit Student 253,45 J. V. Football 1,25 Varsity Football 3,45 Intermural Basketball 152,45 Dance Committee 45 Prom Committee 45 Student Council Secretary 45 Bowling 21 Class Secretary 2: Letter Club 41 Debate I5 Glee Club 45 Rowing lg Pilot Staff 45 Co-Pilot Staff 4. X Sl RS JUSTIN SCHALLER Rowing I Student Council 4 Co Pilot Staff 4 RICHARD SCHGENHERR lntermuralBasketbal1l N H S I 2 3 4 Student Council 2 4 Band I Glee Club I 2 4 Cheer leader 3 LEONARD SCHUBY Baseball 2,3,4g N.H.S. 2, 3g Merit Student lg Bowling 33 Glee Club I, 2, 3,43 Cheerleader 4. PAUL SCHULTZ N.H.S. 2,33 Debate l,2g Science Club 3. RICHARD SCHWIKERT Track I,23 Prom Committees 3,45 Sec. -Treas. 3 Cheerleader I, 2. NOBERT Sl-IANKIN Dance Comm. 45 Prom Comm. 4g Co-Pilot Staff 4. Sl IIIRS l953 RONALD SEBASTIAN l.V. Football Ig Varsity Football 2,3: Track 1, 2g Intermural Basketball 1,25 Merit Student Ig Covlfilot Staff 4. DONALD SIKORA Prom Committees 4g Band I,2,3g Glee Club 1, 2. DEAN SMITH Dance Committees 4g Bowling 1, 2. VITO WILLIAM SORANNO l.V. Football manager 1,25 Varsity Football Manager 3,41 Baseball Manager 1, 2,31 Dance Committees 4g Prom Committee 45 Band Ig Glee Club Ig Debate 1. EDGAR STAHL NHS 2,35 Honor Student 2,3g Merit Student tg Dance Committees 45 Prom Committees 4g Rowing tg Glee Club I,2,3,4. JAMES STAPLETON Varsity Basketball 35 Intermural Basketball 1,2, 3,45 Merit Student 1, 25 Prom Committees 41 Band 2,3,4. Sl IDRS l953 DANIEL STOCKER Merit Student I, 2, 4g Intermural Basketball I, 2,4 Bowling I,2: Glee Club Ip Pilot Staff 4, Co-Pilot Staff 4. JAMES SUPER Honor Student 1,21 Merit Student 3, 4g Glee Club I, 2: Cheerleader I, 2. DONALD SWIERK Merit Student 25 Intermural Basketball 1,21 Dance Committee 4. VICTOR UTYKANSKI Merit Student I,2g Baseball I, 2,3,4g Class Presi- dent Ip Dance Committee 4, Band 1,25 Glee Club I, 2. RUSSELL VAN HOWE Merit Student I, 2, 3, Dance Committee 41 Bowling 3,45 Band Ip Glee Club I,2,3g Co- Pilot Staff 4. ANTONIO VIVIANO National Honor Society 3, Honor Student 1,25 Merit Student I, 2, 3,45 Dance Committee 4g Bowling 1,3, Debate 3, Pilot Staff 4. Inter- mural Basketball I,2,4: J. V. Football I. Sl IIIRS l953 JOHN WARD l. V. Football 1,25 Intermural Basketball 1,25 National Honor Society 3,45 Merit Student lg Dance Committees 3,43 Prom Committees 41 Student Council 4: Honor Student 3, 4. ROBERT WARD Intermural Basketball I,2, 3: Dance Committees 41 Bowling 1. ROBERT WESTRICK Dance Committees 43 Merit Student I, 25 Band I, 2, 3,4g Drum Major 4. ROBERT WISEMAN l.V. Football 1,25 Intertnural Basketball I,2g Dance Committees 49 Prom Committees 41 Class Officer Treasurer l,2. ROBERT WITKOWSKI Intermural Basketball Ig National Honor Society 2, 3,45 llonor Student l,2, 3,43 Student Council .J,. EDWIN WOLHY Intermural Basketball I,2g Band I,2,3,4g Cvlee Club 2. 'ff , VL Ari 'fn' ,J av' l - T. ii. , ' I E IIISHIRY .IUNIORS As Juniors, we were now comfortably settled at La Salle. Many of us found the mastering of physics eased by the illustrations of Simon Lightfoot and his band of Happy Pilgrims. This was also the year of the spirit rappings in room 21. Coach Bonino's men swept to the East Side Football Championship, taking time en route to blast the Bluejays once again. The highly successful Junior Prom, with music supplied by Leonard Stanley and his Trio, was held at the Detroit-Leland Hotel. For their excellence in scholastic work, Roger Goebel, Ber- nard Kulwicki, and Gerald Pavlik took the scholarships. SENIORS After carefully examining ourselves with considerable disbelief, we discovered that we weren't the decrepit old fossils we thought we would beg as a matter of fact, we found it difficult to believe that nearly four years had gone by in the last fifteen minutes. Class officers for the senior year were: Robert Mansfield, President, Robert Coseglia, Vice-PresidentgGordon Black, Secretary, Richard Martin, Treasurer. The Oil Can once againpreserved from defile- ment by our team and the basketball squad brought us an- other trophy---this one for the East Side Championship. The La Salle debating group turned up as one of the state's top three. A new journalistic venture, THE CO-PILOT, a school newspaper, was launched. The annual Halloween dance was sponsored successfully by this class. The Senior Prom was, of course, the top social event of the year,fea- turing the music of Ralph Bowen and his band and was held at the Hillcrest Country Club. At graduation time we took our first steps into an uncertain future in an unstable world, grateful for the knowledge we had gain- ed and for the character-building moral training we had been given at De La Salle by the Brothers of the Christian Schools. Z7 3 .ffl f IIIASS PIHIPHHIY llll ' 11,1 Qty' 1 When I heard h1s vo1ce calllng me g through the waterfront fog I 1mmed1ately l recogn1zed lt and tr1ed to walk faster I- but I tr1pped on a hawser and he caught T up w1th me 'Well well' I sa1d w1th 7 phoney enthuslasm I haven't seen you smce you were dlshonorably d1scharged f om the Fore1gn Leg1on ' 4 Tj? He held out h1s hand and started to zg,v.f ' open h1s mouth to speak but I told h1m that I was broke too I mumbled afare well and tr1ed to walk away but he held t1ght to my sleeve and started babblmg stuff about names and places of wh1ch I hadnever before heard as h1s type Wlll do 1n order to have someone to talk to Swell party I was at the other mght ' he whlned Everybody was the everybody from the old class Terry K1lbr1de threw lt 1n the penthouse of h1s hotel y'know After a wh1le the cops led by Lleutenants John Ward and Tom Dugall ra1ded the place We must've been turned 1n by J1m Casey who was pound1ng a beat outs1de But Boss Mattes pald the flatfeet off and everythmg was okay 1 the dr1nks Ron Sebastlan let all the students of h1s phys1cal development course break tra1n1ng that n1ght Wmth one foot ap1ece on the brass ra1l were o1l tycoons Dean Smlth and Don Bednarchlck talkmg about the latest government crackdown on trusts Equally worr1ed was Ron Calcaterra the shoe sh1ne tycoon J1m Super head t1cker tape read er at the stock exchange was d1scuss1n' someth1ng about f1nanc1er Bob Westr1ck's latest b11l1on dollar k1ll on the market J1m Plutschuck was there too Every month he goes over to Wes's place w1th a shovel and turns over p1les of paper money so that lt doen t get moldy Then Len Schuby brought 'Trlgger' Dunn and 'Blg Jlm' F1sher along w1th the mouthp1ece J1m McClary onto the roof land1ng platform 1n h1s rocket tax1 EdStahl bel1eved to be smuggl1n' f1rewater to the VCHHSIBHS 1mmed1ately went up to meet 'em John Maloney pr1vate eye observed the scene from beh1nd a potted palm Bob Cosegl1a was sell1ng bottles of h1s 'Snake O11 Cure All' unt1l chemlst Dorn LeVasseur told everybody that lt was 10070 water Marv Borosk1 sports edltor of the DZIENNIK POLSKI, 1mmed1ately demanded a refund on the case he had bought But Dlck Schw1kert the b1g game hunter kept h1s to use wh1le on safar1 Then n1ght club slnger Tony Messana stepped to the m1ke to read a telegram from Roger Goebel apolog1z1ng for h1s absence Roger's excavat1ng Egyptlan rulns 1n a search for Klng Tut's mother 1n law After th1s announcement Jazzmen John Ba1er and Jlm McCorm1ck Sald they wouldn't play anymore unless someone chased away Sam Mazzola and h1s Salvat1on Army band from the sldewalk below Gene Norman and 'HappyHarry' Carson the famous accord1an1sts had already g1ven up 1n despa1r and had gone to get ear plugs Vaudevllle team Pauk Knuff and Ph1l Pavllc took the stage after them 'All of a sudden Bob Wlseman and Tom Herman longshoremen from Antarctl started yellmg to headwa1ter B111 Catalfm about the food Then Ron Koerber the chef came out SW1l'lg1I1g a meat Cleaver and qumeted th1ngs down John Hammerly the ura mum prospector had no cause for compla1nt He brought some sourdough and hom1ny grlts and contededly packed 'em down h1s throat But sword swallower Tom Johnson was forced to resort to eatln' the sllverware Tatto art1st Conn1e Kaweckl passed h1m the ketchup I was talk1n' to Al LaFond chamo1s man at the Ace Carwash when we all we startled by loud yells for help Don S1kora the human fly had tr1ed to make a grand entrance by cl1mb1ng up the s1de of the 150 story bu1ld1ng and com1ng 1n through a w1ndow but he couldn't hand on any longer Hollywood stunt man Bob Mansf1eld thmk ing fast grabbed snooker champ1on V1c Utykansk1's pool cue and hanglng by h1s toes reached lt down to Don and pulled h1m up J1m D'Ach1lle was plenty mad at Bob's takmg such a r1sk because Bob stlll owes h1m S110 75 on a su1t he bought at J1m's EZ. 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'I talked to Russ Van Howe whose latest record 15 expected to sell a m1ll1oncop1 He was wonder1ng what had happened to D1ck Schoenherr and Bob W1tk0WSk1 DaveG1l1n the hockey star told us that last he heard they were workm as m1ss1onar1es to the Mart1ans 'I dr1fted around from group to group Arnold Przep1ora the barber was try 1ng to talk l1on tamer Ange Abate 1nto lettmg h1m g1ve ms l1ons manes a restyhng Here was Norm Mlller mak1ng book for the next match between wrestlers Ed Kozlowsk1 and Jerry Pavl1k who are managed by J1m Stapleton and Pete DeMeulemeester B1ll Hausman Gold Cup rac1ng champ1on was watch1ng D1ck Mart1n tra1ner of box1ng Kangaroos try to convmce .I1m Preuss that h1san1mals should be glven a crack at the t1tle He fa1led so he tr1ed to sell the an1mals to zookeeper Mlke Powers Then Larry Rue football coach and c1v1cs teacher offered the kangaroos athlet1c scholarshlps to h1s school Ron Loesch department store manager accompan1ed by h1s ch1ef floorwalker Justm Schaller was talk1ng bus1ness w1th M1ke Ward who makes a l1v1ng catch1ng alhgators and sell1ng them 1n shoe form Paul Schultz was trylng to mnterest El Huey hghthouse keeper 1n turnmg over to h1m all unusual f1sh specxmens that show up on El's 1sland 'Two of our former baseball stars Bob MTOZIHSICI and Tom Mad1gan have mad good Bob 15 manager of a b1g league team wh1le Tom ut1l1zes h1s catchmg and throw 1ng talents as a peanut vendor 1n the grandstands These boys told me that J1m Carey who used to s1ng Wlth our glee club now s1ngs The Star Spangled Banner before games 'As soon as the party had begun card shark B1ll Labadxe started a game w1th gam blers G1l Fr1ese Bob Golen and Rocco Messana Unlted States Mar1ne Pat Lawrence steered the contest 1nto crap shoot1ng event and soon had Admlral Tom McLaughl1n skywr1ter B1ll Soranno b1stro bouncer Tom Kanka and bookkeeper Bernard KUIWICKI 1nvolved Bob Mahoney rec1pe ed1tor of THE LADIES' HOME JOURNAL and J1mGuert1n soap opera scr1pt wrlter were d1scuss1ng Journahsm w1th Ed Wolff 1nfluent1al pub hsher of THE DETROIT FREE PRESS Eldon Ga1lett1 manager of the local YWCA Ray JBPOWICZ who runs a charm school and Danny Stocker dean of a g1rls' f1n1sh mg school all had mterestmg storles to tell me I talked to Larry Re1lly the senator who heads our newest Congresslonal Inves t1gat1ng Comm1ttee He told me that lt was h1s burn1ng amb1t1on to 1nvest1gage every th1ng Then the Ball Bearlng K1ng Joe Jarackas came 1n conferr1ng w1th plast1c zlpperdoodle manufacturer Ed Doherty on buslness trends That d1st1ngu1shed man of med1c1ne Ron Sables tree surgeon announced that for a l1m1ted t1me only he was g1V1Hg cut rate exam1nat1ons for oak trees Tony V1v1ano hort1cultur1st took h1m up on the offer Pete Cencer reflected that the trees 1n h1s cemetery were 1n pretty bad shape Ron C1m1no h1s grave d1gger agreed Jerry Shankm salesman at TODD'S and Archle Ceckowskl famous dress de s1gner whose name adorns many exclus1ve women s pr1son ensembles were try1ng to get D1eter Le1sten's autograph D1ets made h1s dough as a stand 1n for Perry Como Then Archle had to rush out to meet a r1ch cl1ent who was belng shzpped to the re formatory ' Then h1s gr1p on my sleeve we k ened and he stumbled off toward the r1ver Look out Gordy ' Iyelled but the dense fog 1mpeded h1s bleary eyed v1s1on and he d1sappeared off the edge X 3 of the wharf Oh well the near empty flask 1n h1s h1p pocket would keep h1m afloat unt1l he reached shore 29 ' . . . . , CS . . 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X 1 1 - if . . - Q P . ,f Z' ,.41L MASS Wlll LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE CLASS OF 1953 TO THE SENIORS OF 1954 We the Seniors of 1953 being in a sound state of mind and body be queath our sole possessions to the following Juniors who 1n our estimate have shown themselves most desirving Tony V1v1ano wills to James Kwiatkowski his pizza p1e Terry Kilbride wills to Pete Buswmka his good marks James McCormick wills to Torn Bieniewski his Latin Marks Ron Sables wills to Terry Collins his monogram Church Key Tom Madigan wills to Frank Mallat a good punch in the nose Len Schuby wills to Jerry Catalina one faculty scarred goalie stick Bill Labadie wills to Dick D1Gregor1o his old poker deck Bob Westrick wills to Larry Brennan his practise of not taking books home Danny Stocker w1lls to Mike Hessen his nickname Flash Jerry Shankln To Jack Marchin ability to understand Alpha Ph1 Norm Miller wills to Pat Villani his trumpet valve oil John Baier w1lls to Terry Commilleri his one tie Bob Wiseman wills to Abe Jungwirth his gyp notes Don Mattes wills to Don Dernbek his All City Stripe Ron Koerber wills to Stan Wegrzynow1cz running in plays during Football games Ed Doherty wills to Larry Pylar one small p1ece of Plex a Glass Chuck Dunn wills to Jim Louwers the desk that was willed to h1m last year Ron Calcateria wills to Dan McCafferty his hand carved 1vory cue stick Tony Messana w1lls to Pat McDonald his little black book Ed Wolff wills to Doug Parker his privilege of coming late Don Sikora wills to Tom Howell his fluent French Mike Ward wills to Bob Meiers his false proof of 21 yrs Paul Knuff wills to Ron Corbett his impersonations of teachers Art Ceckowski w1lls to Chuck Roehl his well composed and re hearsed l1ne Connie Kawecki wills to Larry Phent a set of monogramed pool chalk Larry Rue wills to Brian Chase his extra extra large football pants Gordon Black w1lls to John Potvin his minor letter 1n debate fm- P.-Q--1 l,-- - l i 2 5 Gil Friese wills to Connie Schmitt the dents in his bumper. NWS WM '53 THE YOLLOWTNG AR E SENTORS OE '53 BOB NYANSPTELD LBRXDE ONC1 TH ERRY KT OSR1 AM T D VTN BOR Most TyptcaT Most Likebj to Succeed Best Athtete MPSR Most PXeasi.rxg Personahty DON MATTES Did Most For The CXass BR. LEWTS Most Popxhar DON BEDNARCHXCR est Looking BOB GOLEN Best Dressed RAY SAPOWTCZ Qtuetest AL HEUEY Most Tatkatwe JT SUPER Most Actwe B B COSEGLLA Most Versatxte LARRY RUE PHTL PAV LTC LARRY RE L-LY ED WOLF CXa s s W xt ophxstxcated J TM C ASE AELACRAS ,Mi xv NWI Most S ster wus JO J XERR EESTER Most My ost Txmmd Fxrst To Get Ma 1 east onspxcuo DON SW Most Unpredxcatbte PETE DEMEULEM Smartest ROG GOEBEL Best Leader TOM MCLAUGHLTN ost Dmsappoxnted ITM PLUTSCHU CR Bxggest Btuii TONY MESSAN Drag Wxth Facxntxj BOB WESTRXCR Bmggest Wheet BOB NLPXHONEY t Ta1ent GENE NORMAN Character PAUL RNUFE' ost Settted DORNX5 LA VASSEUR t Suave RON SABLES CXass Bac or ELDON GALLETTT O tormst JT MCCORMTCR TON VTVTANO GORDON BLACK NORM MXLLER ROWS-RT e CXass Radxca Most Aggresswe A C omptame r ff-j - N B ' NY ' O ' E' M ' ' Y ' x.'r'ed E W L C ' us dx xx' M ' ' X . A X . . W Mos ed Ni Mos heX P ' M P ssimist Y ' x ' RT CEC 3 .L-.1 ts- R Alf b, af-ff l 1, Q arg 3-W 'bb 'Q l'1i,. 'W I L,-., . .41 -, , ' w----+L 1 6 ' ' .9 1. ..z ,N , . . . .' M ...f.,'.- Q li - b . , :ltr . .. ..,-,.,, hm A c 1 . x-Q.-- . 4--.,- Ltinuf , ,' - A f-.,1 -4 ,Ming .init-9: My ..,., A .L ,L :Fr jg--Z ...Lg -f 'jL-j W W sn . 4ll I I . .-.,.... e IIZ VTL 3, , 1 , Ll I 'al Q -P M., , is ,Q Q . if 4 R T. , 'f Q5 ' J Y. v ' -. 1 I--Q-Q,,,,,,, L .wmv . V, b , 4 . X- v - A -- 4-- -+ , .. ...ef-A A 4.4- 1,. 'N VIE LA SALLE 5 ll V 54, bf fs. iw 'W Iii S? 0 DE LA I SALLE y .Q Q 9, I wp hw I -an .-3 JIINIIIRS HUIINI 23 EL? I, he xr I es if H V .5 2' r I Y Eg x M I L A ? ' ' 1 Sw 1? iii S A- Q , 3 , y ,, E , i f Z4 8 i g 'l Q29 ' 'VV ,fy b ,V :, .g . 1, X 1 fgw WA Q,- x eg- 1 k .0 3.4-4-f fmzx N . fin.: 1 , rg ,Mm Q 5'1- - 2 Ap 2. 2 1 1 3 W, P ,,.... --to Kaus 'f' ?LIKdbihi'1B1hYfmBEuf4 F l 0453? SUPHIIMIIIHS IIIIIIM Z6 BOTTOM ROW: E. Von Steeg, H. Morril, J. Riedisser, A. Macioce, T. Kotula, C. Evola, R. Vermeersch, A. Peplinski, D. Warner, R. Senkmajer. SECOND ROW: J. Fleming, A. Brandt, R. Brenner, J. Shumlanski, W. Roehl R. Victor, H. Rossi, L. Trotta, K. Rutz, P. Robison. THIRD ROW: B. Reilly, T. O'Connor, R. Szpont, W. Rose, J. Schuster, R. Schoenherr, K. Van Howe, R, Hayosh, R. Stanco, G. Ziolkowski. FOURTH ROW: J. Nowaczewski, R. Mayer, D. Kotenko, E. Winnicki, V. Weldon, R. Sawkin, R. Maciejewski, D. Sabbe, K. Beste, F. Cannestra. President . . . . . B. Reilly Vice-President. . J. Shemlanski Secretary . . . . L. Trotta ' Treasurer . R. Vermeersch l 1 'HN . l N 5 HIISHMI RIIUM II Y 5, BOTTOM ROW: G. Simlar, D. Perry, R. Asselin, J. Carney, W. Ruckert, R. Swlerk, F. O'Brien, 1. Hagan, D. Nadell, P. Schoenherr, L. Sartor. SECOND ROW: N. Dufrin, P. Laudlcina, J. Scherer, M. Devidts, J. Zmlch, D Marshall, T. Jakuc, G. Ross, M. Ward, R. Fret. THIRD ROW: D. Goemaere, C. Ruiz, C. Ritringer, D. Weber, R. Dakoske, R. Fleck, N. Treanor, R. Blslnger, J. Gruca, M. Mclmyre, R. Valice, R. Pavllk. FOURTH ROW: E. Corblser, 1. Kurmath, G. Haley, l.. Puchalskl, D. Madeley, M. Klusman, R. Chrenka, J. Michalak, E. Fella 'D 7 I1-ww 1 President . . . .T. If-.kuc Vice-President. . .G. Haley Treasurer. . .D. Madeley J ,.v,,mf '17 L F 6' aight' pg A ,W P QM., guns Y f, ..,,,, If-Q 2 SQLLE a ' x Q .aw fa' fax 'N 1 A 1 P jf, f HHSHMIN RUIIM I3 SIIHIHH DAYS, SIIHIHH UAH K . 'CQXOH M ' semx . on we e'P Your pmkv Ke All in a days work. ,,,' , lu a .g Ao wwgn A v fs. I If, W f . so , , A . - R 4 5 h - ulw, f ' X . 1. j'p as 4 is - V a ' fy , Y .ff 1 ,,,,? 9?M-. rr!,'M x ,M A Y Fla, K 4' ' K 4 q . X 6 . 1. W ' f .1 4 4 W 1 'lk 1 A 'M :Y ' f X 1 1 55 . Q' Q ' f 'w ig 'mtg 4 f S gf 7 A I s 5 , ,- 'J l' 9 ' 4. - ly 1-A ' ' fn f 5 I ' 5- : Z.. 42 ' 4, N I ' X ,p , - . A' . .S N - L 55 ,,,.B,,f, 0 K A ' Q-. Only a half hour more of it. Some people those Romans .+-Q Formula for Home Brew? '? Weights and Measures. 0.00 B- RFP1. 'L' A ,',fx4L C Q f f ff' ' ff' f f Af mmf J . i I-li-E:, .. - 'N,,- X 1 vu -' Qgggj J-' svums ' ' , W -.H-Q,f..,, .x--L 'X ,.-new-awww' TOP: P. Doherty, A. Mok, M. Bolen, P. Roache, J. Weaver, V. Weldon, T. Pavlock, M. Klusman, D. Weber, manager. MIDDLE: P. Emig, L. Colacurti, J. Shumlanski, M. Klanow, J. Misterovich, R. Bardak, C. Rutz, J. Boroski, M. McIntyre, T. O'Connor BOTTOM: P. Howell, W. Boucher, W. Fritsch, G. Mayer, E. Kamionka, R. Sawkin, T. Bentley, G-. Radlinski, J. Fortin, R. Vermeersch, P. Tranchida. 48 VARSIIY HIUIBAH fad' W5 .--L M M 'm x-ez,-rm! M305 ,kan .Q .aww QQ 9 6 N40 my v gn! Qing Aufrtfeftifiiwaaf QV Eh, ntl a 4 4 ,kia qt' 1 hw-il. TOP ROW B111Soranno manager Larry Rue Tom Howell Anthony Versacr hm Potvln Rocco Messana SECOND ROW Anthony Lochnccho hm Martrnson, hm Grlleran Abbre Iungwrrth Paul Spmdler hm Plutschuck Chuck Roehl Chuck Jennmgs THIRD ROW Brother Bernadrne F S Moderator H Hoegeman, Sam D1 Mercurro Mrke Kanan lack Marchrn E1 Huey Ron Sables Bob Mansfreld Marv Boroskr Mr Thomas Bonrno Coach BOTTOM ROW Tom McLaughl1n Al Vander Meulen Stan Wegrzynowrcz hm Louwers Ron Koerber Tom Dugall Brran Chase Joe Jarackas Steve Messrna Don Bednarchrck 49 HY -v,,s,,,g . 1-ww ' . nn- ff -- ' ' 4 ,-.., ,. 1 - ,-.Q , ,, , ,,-, ,. ,, , , - ...--...,,...... . V , 7. A '51 YF Y- f M' If 7 'M-- ' 1 ' ' -7 3' - ' y - .CQ r,k4 4r':',a 1 , W vi!'g?'j'-3'4 -3 'bf :,, ' t,.,rf,-Riff ' :Q is 4 ' V 5 1 E Y ! , , . - M-W-M--. 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I F U A ' HllHBAll . -L-, 1949 Our team failed to place this year Record: Won 4, Lost 3. 1950 Eastside Parochial League Runner up Record: Won 5, Lost 2. 1951 Eastside Parochial League Champions Record: Won 5, Lost 3. 1952 Eastside Parochial League Runner up Record: Won 5, Lost 1, Tied 1. Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. 21 2.8 12 19 26 31 7 1952 RECORD St. James of Ferndale 12 D St. Theresa 0 D St. Stanislaus 6 D St. Anthony 25 D St. Ladislaus 6 D Servite 6 D St. Joseph 6 D fs ?fa.7 5li .U ,Q NK-af' ian Q,G N f N v 'Q ,f wmsnv Cl0SE-UPS SA 'W Jim Plutschuck, Larry Rue, and E1 Huey .Mx W b .fff r 'x I .J ml, , ,,,j?'f Brian Chase -fbi Jack Marchin-Next year co-captain Ron Kober and Tom Dugall 51 4 S M 57:12 - ff L.-M ' .,, 1 my . ni' Q x ph Mlke Kanan next year co captam Joe Jarackas Ron Sables Steve Messina Tom McLaugh1n and A1 Vander Meulen 1. W6-INR Stan Weg rzynowic z Bob Mansfield th ?7' 1 l 1 I 1 'L l T I l l l I I l I H Liam ,, 5 I' ,Q ,fl , :,..,,n4 X02 wwf . . , .-.V ,,r . , . 1.9. 2 , . 5, . :lv , , Y YYY, x , , A.- ,, ,,, , v - W f ' V il 1 'H FLT ti Lf Ii! :Vi 1 1 I L I T L f.. A Q l 2 M5114 f,1Wl4f if V' V. KSA., WI ,H ,7 . 'Q Q .un sw ill 1 - uma, 1 73 '3 V524 BASKHBAll The '53 edition of the Pilot Cagers won the east side crown for the first time in nine years. By defeating St. Ladislaus they qualified to play St. Mary's of Mt. Carmel at the Univer- sity of Detroit. The members of the team work- ed hard throughout the season and were rewarded by the many good things that the city sportswriters had to say about them. The many exciting mo- nents of basketball they showed were just a reward for their faithful fol- lowers. Paced by seniors Don Mattes, John Maloney, Bob Mansfield and Ron Cimino along with juniors Don Dembek and Stan Filip the Pilots compiled a creditable record. The team lost only one league encounter that being an early season victory for St. Stanislaus. I ...QW ou- -any -Q-. 75 - x r 4 Rf. I H Vi EF Q A I f be . 1. , ,LM .1 , nz, MwkHv Q , .-..- 4 Y: A ahg Sam DiMercurio Guard Don Dernbek Forward ' VARSITY SHIIIS John Maloney and Don Mattes CoCaptains A W P Abe Jungwirth Forward Stan Filip Guard lll CK For the first time since his arrival at De La Salle coach Tom Bonino did not take upon the job as mentor of the track team. In- stead Brother A. Clement who has just as much experience, was appointed. Returning lettermen who were expected to carry the burden of this years team include: M. Borowski, B. Chase, B. Coseglia, S. Filip, S. Wegrzynowicz, J. Michalak, B. Mansfield, C. Roehl T. Rymeszewski, J. Plutschuck, and D. Owacki. The Pilots have not won a city track championship since 1951. This years team has been working hard and hopes to bring to De La Salle at least one major city championship this year. - . 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HHH! lllllli Founded at the beglllfllng of the year w1th Brother Ber nardme as moderator, the Letter Club strlves to keep the athletes of De La Salle on a h1gh scholast1c level Any member who fa1ls to atta1n passlng marks 1S suspended from the orgamzatlon Other functlons of the Club are protectlng the Letter bearers, orgaruzlng support for the varlous teams and help1ng school and ath letlc aCt1V1t18S Treasurer Elbert Huey Presldent Tom McLaughl1r1 Vrce Presrdent Marv Boroskl and Secretary Bob Mansfreld lookmg over last year 5 P11ot STANDING: W. Soranno, D. Owocki, C. Roehl, J. Michalak, J. Plutschuck, D. Mattes, D. Bednarchick, J. Jarackas, M. Boroski, L. Pfent, T. Madigan, T. Howell, L. Trotta, L. Pylar, E. Huey, W. Giovan, T. Kanka. SITTING: S. Meek, A. Rymiszewski, R. Coseglia, S. Wegrzynowicz, L. Rue, R. Mansfield, A. VanderMeulen, C. Dunn. KNEELING: E. Doherty, R. Mrozinski, T. Dugall, T. McLaughlin, J. Maloney. 62 Z ff ' '15 i , r ' ' v - A 4 l L , r K J mi' 5-1l'Y'.l 'I4:'1-fag-, , 9 .J - 51 .4 if qi if Q ,4 A- . x Q bw' xy .gf I,- E ilf WWZ '-sww JNKA x V SALKYS X'-1 L Lu -, -- HJC .X . .1 ' ,,, 1 s 9 - x 4 Y 1 x ka. 4, . is K 5 In H JJ v ,J ,.:'95'2'i,. - - Q . .m - x1i'g '1'52 1 1--4.-wa 9 gtld xe S! 24 -L' -L' 1.2 f,fL-- gl H ' Y 4? g U 'Wk'-ii ' ' V, ll .X.. V 'S ' n I xx 3 9+ ,,, 'Q Af if , K, .I 4, .13-ff , nfl Q f ' t 1m.LE i 3.4 'I I N G: 'V ' . 5 ,Z I -r' ,V,4...Qh-f:..? we ' v ,111- 1 11 cf sn? x HKU . . F gm I af 4? Q ltzfli q 'lei' :iff Q fail' ,A 155' ,. , V' 'Cya A.. yi + . ,gk ,X Q -, ' ' Q rf - J' X fx 1 fv -Q gk S vp x fx . f40 - 4 T 'X ix S 1 i 5 , s 3 f A f SIUDE I CHU Cll SCMHlBONRNMWl Brother Clement-Moderator, Pres. L. Rue, Vice-Pres. R. Mahoney, Sec. R Schoenherr, Treas. P. Knuff. FIRST ROW: R. Coseglia, P. Knuff, J. Ward. SECOND ROW: Br. Clement, B. Kulwicki, M. Powers, R. Sables, R. Witkowski, T. Kilbride, T. Johnson, R. Mahoney. THIRD ROW: R. Martin M. Boroski, I. Guertin, J. Schaller, R. Schoenherr, R. Mansfield, L. Rue, D. Bednarchick President of the De La Salle Student Council, Lawrence Rue. Gill ClUR TOP ROW: N. Garant, D. Parker, G. Norman, J. Carey, J. Arnold, G. Genter, E. Stahl, R. Sables, N. Miller, P. Villani, R, Van Howe, A. Keller, R. Hayosh. SECOND ROW: J. Casey, J. Kisskalt, T. Bieniewski, F. Schitaret, G. Haley, R. Di Gregorio, W. Rose, A. Rymiszewski, T. Neych. E. Winnicki, D. Kotenka, A. Lacricchio, M. Abaxe. BOTTOM ROW: C. Schmitt, C. Delwiarco, H. Morrill, K. Van llowe, J. McCormick, R. Schoenherr, L. Puchalski, 1. Weaver, C. Gagne, T. Dougall, 1. Zmich, R. Mansfield, D. Groesbeck, L. Schiby. Missing from picture: R. Loesch, T. McLaughlin, R. Daksoke . HIE BA ll B. Kulwickig J. Schuster: A. Mokg T. Kulwicki R. Westric C. Schmitt: G. Genterg I. Keller: K. Rutzp L. Serdynski: J. Heidrick, D. Groesbeck 5, Mazzglag J, C laeys: C. Delviarcog R. Mansfeild vias' SXQQS Wyotsd? a tes. SE X0 V senence wmv we Gund? . 6 x V955 C5061 rem 00 Gax ev! go?-X sw?-Ft GO xlank? ' X035 VJXCXLX 'WO Ayub Xa wa' 110 Bsawuex ii oenygeii gd V x N H I S ' nv- at .. addressing Pate -c Vx odetaioo use Q 1 ' x r cw QM I, H0 96 eixwxt MY' Cosw during Oven V0 16 ' wie okxn W invesu X1 . . . kowskx 'o a I S Brother Paul presenting N. H. S. pins to members. JUNIORS George Nadell Sec. Henry Adams Thomas Bieniewski John Ditsky William Giovan Paul Gruber Herman Hoegeman Charles Jennings Victor Kulwicki Joseph Liioi Eric Mansfield Norbert Oldani Dennis Owocki Theodore Vethacke Robert Zink 4, Gene Norman entertaining at open house I PLANING THE WORK, STANDING: G. Black, B. Coseglia, SEATED: D. Stocker, R. Mahoney, A. Ceckowski. DEPARTMENTS. Photo-editor . Sports editor . . . . Senior Class editor . . Art and Layout editor . . Copy ...... . Copy . Copy . Copy ..... Business Manager . . Business Manager . . Danial Stocker Robert Coseglia - Gordon Black Arthur Ceckowski . Ronald Sables . Edgar Stahl . Tony Viviano . Terry Kilbride William Labadie . Norman Miller Plllll STAFF Editors-in-Chief . . . Robert Mahoney Arrangement . . . Danial Stocker Direction . . Arthur Ceckowski BUSINESS PROGRESS: B. Labadie, R. Mahoney N Miller uf' 4 Q-I COPY STAFF, FRONT: E. Stahl, T. Kilbride, BACK: T. Viviano, R. Sables. CII-Plllll STAH MAKE UP DEPT, REAR: W. Sorrano, T. Kilbride, G. Black, E. Front, N. Miller, R. Schoenherr, STANDING: R. Sables, Brother Iames, Moderator, R. V an Howe EDITORS, STANDING: G. Pavlik, photo, B. Coseglia,sports: C. Kulwicki, art, SEATED: A. Ceckowski, art, R. Van Howe, makeup, G. Black, editor-in-chief, N. Miller, business: R. Mahoney, social REPORTERS, STANDING: D. Stocker, N. Miller, B. Coseglia, R. Sebastian, SEATED: T. Kilbride, R. Sables, L. Rue, Absent from photo, A. Ceckowski. Reporter Terry McCafferty interviews the K .-4.1 Librarian, Mrs . Mac Harg. Patron of the Archconfraternity of the Divine Child. Officers of the Archconfraternity, R. Mansfield Vice- President, Brother Bemadine, Moderator, R. Mahoney, President and T. Kilbride, Secretary. De Kasper, R. Coseglia, T. McGlaughlin. i H' 7 m' vi' AHCHCO FRATEH IT Christmas Play given by the Archconfraternity. STAND- ING: E. Stahl, B. Kulwicki, R. Sables. SITTING: I. D L ,p' .sL4 H-,J ..A-g- The first three days of September were taken up by a retreat given by the Passionist Fathers. These days were spent in silence, meditation, and prayer. It was a fitting pre- paration for the coming school year and the whole student body propheted by it. 71 RETREAT Daily communion made a perfect retreat. so-4 x s SALLE COLLECIAT JUNIOR PROM Jade Roco, l k be-tl-oi! Leland Grote! May 9, 1952 JP P1528 Leonard Stanley 42, O1-cb esto-a J- ff .A 1' fi Qu , x - 4 5 I ,.4' 5 A ,UI 't 39 Dillflg 20011 im + L 4' w E' if M V. .4 tw E QV ' ' Q Q a 3 5 ' A Q. 'P-V 'xki iQH,h 1-0 I 15 1, ' , ,J O I I JM? 1 ! fl Q s,!4FH i ,pl f Q ,N . A. Aw-I .mu Q, M .Ali qi ' 'auf' f Q, K. it L J ,V 9. 5 X X-2 F, f, 1' I gl g .X ','Xf-dir A' A . 1 if rw ' ' iiffffs-mi,,af1 w w f- ' qgzlyifz. fn N' , Afmfu I if .if 1 '13, , 7 W V f, U.. ' fcfQwgw-ff ' f 5' f V ' wnmlw, - ffl ,,w,-fgfmgw , W ,M , with Chuck Dunn and Betty Kaiser On the 30th of January of this year the Seniors held their prom at The Hillcrest Country Club. Music was furnished by Ralph Bowenand his orchestra. On arriving at Hillcrest each young lady was presented with a leather bound program and on leaving she received a beau- tiful storybook doll dressed in the school colors. Afterward the greater majority of the class went to eat at Lou's M-Z9 in New Baltimore, Michigan. B. L.. wi ry ,, ii gil Getting acquainted during the intermission F5-'Q M .. , B111 Labadie ' 3,2 and Barbara U Lebot doubled few 'Bm ffm.-J vu. Q' The Gang at Lou's M-29 EL , ,J Q, , ,, X n . , -Y , . .X I J . 7 5 J A' If ,Far 3 At.'?fz N Qi y an fc.: 4?-W 7:3 f' 2 l W . iff- 44 XX.. A s-' L', e N vi f -we 55 .3 T bfgfmi 4,1 jak 1 a tl w ui ' L' 1 , V ,k f . V ,Igi .g', v, ,A . INN, pw, Fa' Y s I 'as , 1 s 's Y'- ' T ff' , 5 ii? . xt. A W .IQ 'du x .. r Afq , ,I 1 I ,lf P .A 6 Q I ' 4' ix' ' 5. , ' .gl 1 'ul' Q' 5 v 5 3 'j X? 2 2 i Q , sk 1 f Q ,U Under the skillful moderation of Br. Cyril, the debating team of RogerGoebel and Gerald Pavlik, Seniors, and Henry Adams and William Giovann, Juniors, en- joyed its most successful year in school history. As usual, the school participat- ed in both the State and Metropolitan Leagues and in each attained an impressive record. In the State League of 160 high schools with approximately 1500 debaters, the team reached the State Semi-Finals and the rank of third in the state. By doing so the team set a new school record, surpassing that of the team of 1944 which had reached the Quarter-Finals. Along the way to this notable goal, the debaters con- sistently defeated much larger schools, winning 5 out of 8 debates in the regular schedule, then going on to the District Championship with victories over Birming- ham, Troy, Pontiac and Owosso in the Regional Tournament. Taking the Affirm- ative, the team next defeated Plymouth in the Quarter-Finals before its final de- feat by Lansing Sexton in a hotly contested Semi-Final Debate. In the Metropolitan League the debaters also had a successful season. They achieved the unique record of 8 victories and ho defeats to obtain their Division Championship. Although defeated by Birmingham in a split decision, the team still received the creditable position of Runner-up. Altogether, the team attained an enviable record in difficult competition to again maintain the high scholastic reputation of De La Salle. Pavlik Clarifies the Negative Stand. Affirmative Debaters Prepare Tournament Case. Negative Team Prepares a Rebuttal Angelo Abate Ba1e r John Bednarchlck Donald Black Gordon Borosk1 Marv1n Calcaterra Ronald Carey James Carson Harry Casey James Catalf1o W1111am Ceckowslu Arthur Cencer Peter C1m1no Ronald Cosegha Robert D'Ach1l1e James DeMeulemeester Peter Doherty Leo Dugall Thomas Dunn Charles Flsher James Fr1ese G11bert Ga11ett1 Eldon G111n Dav1d Golen Robert Guert1n James Hammerly John Hausman W1l11am Herman Thomas Huey Elbert Jason Raymond Jarackas Joseph Johnson Thomas Kanka Thomas Kasper James Kaweckl Conrad K1lbr1de Terence Knuff Paul Koerber Ronald KOZ1OWSk1 Edward Kulw1ck1 Bernard Labad1e W1ll1am La Fond Alfred Lawrence Patr1ck Le1sten D1eter Le Vasseur Dorn1s Loesch Ronald Mad1gan Thomas Illll IIIRHIHIIIY 01 941 Lochmoor 9148 Boleyn 8379 Yolanda 12095 Rosemary 53081 Van Dyke 3190 Concord 671 Westchester 11521 Wh1teh1ll 429 Moross Rd 1420 Bedford 18402 Westpha11a 3680 Wayburn 11333 East Outer Dr1ve 1359 Berksh1re Road 18088 Runyon 13011 Gratlot 14911 Corbett 15016 Ross1n1 4212 Kens1ngton 5950 Courv1lle 14288 Fa1rcrest 12619 E McN1cho1s 15503 Map1er1dge 19651 Lamont 19149 Justlne 4417 Lakewood 13058 Canonbury 33524 East Jefferson 12762 Fourn1er 12526 W11sh1re 6000 Grandy 2543 Lakewood 12722 K1lbourne 1428 Buclungham Road 15100 Maplerldge 109 Handy Road 5245 Audubon 22625 Statler Blvd 15415 Brmgard 15254 Rochelle 10424 Balfour 3902 Chatsworth 17180 Annatt 5960 Neff Rd 15230 Seymour 15903 Mannmg Ave 11435 Lansdowne ll 1.1 W S a a L1 L1 L1 U. a L1 L1 3. W W 8. I' a 3 3. U. L1 Ll. 1' U. ll U. 3. 2 2668 1 1 89 1 0474 6 1 6 1 7712 3392 0566 1446 9024 7617 7297 8392 3046 6866 2102 4024 2836 4949 0341 5996 5764 4397 0548 0395 6549 1124 3799 1830 2998 1205 4902 5166 0455 8202 6117 8446 1041 1712 7997 6861 3351 0509 3516 6378 0549 1738 3933 Grosse Po1nte Woods Detro1t Detro1t Detro1t Ut1ca Detro1t Grosse Po1nte Park Detro1t Grosse Pomte Grosse Pomte Detro1t Detro1t Detro1t Grosse Pomte Detro1t Detro1t Detro1t Detro1t Detro1t Detro1t Detro1t Detro1t Detro1t Detro1t Detro1t Detro1t Detro1t St Cla1r Shores Detro1t Detro1t Detro1t Detro1t Detro1t Grosse Pomte Detro1t Grosse Pomte Farms Detroxt St Cla1r Shores Detro1t Detro1t Detro1t Detro1t Detro1t Detro1t Detro1t Detro1t Detro1t Sl '53 , T - - ' ' , T - - Z ' . , T - - - , La- - 18 ' ., . t- q . , W -1- ' , V -2- ' , ' ' Ve-9- ' , . T -1- ' . , . . T -2- - ., . Ve-9- . , T -2- ' . . , . I, -5- . ' , ' I'u-2- ' ' , La-6- ' I . L -6- . , La-1- ' , ' ' Dr. Ve-9- ' , . T -2- . , , . T -5- . . , . . L - . ', . ' La-6- ' . . 1 . . La-6- . Goebel, Roger 20648 Kenosha Tu-1-8623 Harper Woods , T -3- ' ' , ' T -3- ' , Ed-1- ' , . . L -6- - , P -5- . ' , . L -6- . , . . L -7- . , W -4- ' , Va-2- ' , ' La-1- ' , ' T -2- ' ', ' La-2- ' . . , T -5- ' , T -5- ' , . P -7- . ' ', ' Ve-9- ' ' ', Ve-9- ' . , . . T -1- - , T -2- ' , ' La-6- ' ' , ' . T -1- ' , ' La-5- ' , ' . La-7- ' ' , L -6- ' 77 S Illlllllllllilllllllll 3 Mahoney Robert Maloney John Mansf1eld Robert Martm Richard Mattes Donald Mazzola Samuel McClary James McCafferty Terrence McCorm1ck James McLaughl1n Thomas Messana Anthony Messana Rocco M1ller Norman Mrozmskl Robert Norman Eugene Pavl1c Ph1ll1p Pavhk Gerald Plutschuck James Powers Mlchael Pruess James Przep1ora Arnold Re1l1y Lawrence Rue Lawrence Schaller Just1n Schoenherr R1chard Schuby Leonard Schultz Paul Schwlkert Rlchard Sebast1an Ronald Shank1n Norbert S1kora Donald Smlth Dean Soranno W1ll1am Stahl Edgar Stapleton James Stocker Dan1el Super James Sw1erk Donald Utykanslu Vlctor Van Howe Russell V1v1ano Anton1o Ward John Ward Mlchael Westr1ck Robert W1seman Robert W1tkowsk1 Robert Wolff Edwln 971 Lakepolnte 8492 Decatur 1369 Three M116 Dr1ve 6174 WoOdhall 16610 Chandler Park Drlve 11791 Payton 2519 Galand 1128 Nottmgham 5108 Kens1ngton 22903 Gary Lane 13265 Outer Dr1ve E 4860 Audubon 5863 Chene St 19214 Maplevlew 579 Lenox Bloom Packard Ave St Gertrude Rosebud East Outer Dr1ve Rochelle Westphal1a 18840 19486 22705 24280 12961 14178 19589 12648 Lawrence 11447 Sanford 8650 Central 7621 Forest Lawn 13120 K11bourne 1217 Kens1ngton Road 18559 Melvm St 13267 Mayfleld 5911 Wh1tt1er 4801 Newport 11152 Charlemagne 2627 Lakewood 2170 Montc1a1r 3829 B1shop 14231 Glenwood 12120 Pronenade 12332 Mame St 18033 Martln Road 4703 Hurlbut Ave 17322 Bradford 1025 Kens1ngton Road 5290 B1shop 5269 Yorksh1re 18815 Conley 12096 Rosslter Grosse Po1nte Park Center11ne Grosse Detro1t Detro1t Detro1t Detro1t Grosse Detro1t Pomte Park Polnte Park St Cla1r Shores Detro1t Detro1t Detro1t Detro1t Detro1t Detro1t Detro1t St Clalr Shores East Detro1t Detro1t Detro1t Detro1t Detro1t Detro1t C ente rlme Detro1t Detro1t Grosse Pomte Park Rosev1l1e Detro1t Detro1t Detro1t Detro1t Detro1t Detro1t Detro1t Detro1t Detro1t Detro1t Rosevllle Detro1t Detro1t Grosse Detro1t Detro1t Detro1t Detro1t Pomte Park SL W LA 0678 5422 7307 2941 7712 5850 6133 6328 8213 0063 41358 5 6923 4 0165 7835 5303 1058 0986 2725 2059 3216 4287 0747 3290 4834 7 1859 2667 8253 1217 6085 4531 8764 1282 2540 7081 5033 9069 4163 3561 3753 3020 6868 6725 6181 3113 6963 8025 0297 I '5 , ' ' VA-2- , ' SL-7- . , . . . TU-5- . , . . TU-2- , ' TU-2- , ' LA-6- , ' ED-l- , ' Rd. ' VA-2- ' , ' ' TU-5- ' , . ' PR-7- , ' . ' TU- , ' TU- - ' , . ' WA- - . ., . . VE-9-n , ' ED-l- . 1 . . . TW-:IP ' , . ' TW-l- , . . ' PR-5- .. , ' ' PR-7- , ' ' TU-2- ' , ' LA-7- . I ' . . LA-7- , ' LA-6- Sables, Ronald 8225 EastOuter Drive Detroit LA-6-1271 , ' ' WA-3- , ' T -2- , ' ' LA-6- . Y . . . TU4- ' , ' . ' PR-5- ' , ' ' LA-1- . , . . . TU-2- ' , ' VA-4- , ' ' ' VE-9- , ' VA-4- , ' ' VA-4- , ' ' ' TU-2- , ' LA-7- ' , ' LA-1- .1 . . . . TWA- , ' ' PR-5- ' ' , ' . ' WA-1- , ' LA-6- , ' ' ' TU-5- ' , ' ' TU-2- ' , ' ' ' TU-5- ' ', ' TW-1- , . . . -6- Comphrnents ga K969 vac SAI! Ill IZIIMPA Y Congratulatxons to the Class of 1953 Quahty Sausages of :V , SQL Klf I S gvtaaq 5 61 S 9 Greetmgs from SILVERCUP BREAD The Extra Mllk Makes It Better GOLDEN VALLEY FOOD PRODUCTS INC Yankee Potato Ch1ps 3959 McK1n1ey Ave JOSEPH D ACHILLE Dump Trucks End Loader Va Z 2976 2597 Bemte u Congratulauons to the Class of 1953 MR 8: MRS BERNARD L KILBRIDE Compllments of DETROIT CREAMERY CO Grand Rlver Ave Detroit 8, Mich. I Congratulations to the Class of '53 HAIH AW IIHITHIS For Men and Boys Dress Su1t Rental Umforms for Every Purpose Bowhng Apparel Ouahty Shoes Chene at Forest Te 1 5 Comphrnents of Compllments of WAGNER BAKING CORP AMUSEMENTS INCORPORATED Corner 4th 81 Beech Sts 13330 E Mc Nlcholas Rd Detro1t M1Ch Detroxt 5 Mlch Congratulahons From MEIER CLEANERS 11306 Chalmers PREUS URNI E OMPA L 7 5852 S F TUR C NY Good Furmture Smce 1907 Tu Z 8020 16200 Harper Detrolt Z4 Mxch Open Evernngs Thurs Frl 8: Sat CAILOTTO MUSIC STUDIO 8: SALES UUU19 P M 14403 Mack Tu 2 9566 14302 Grand Rlver Ve 5 4680 HALFKE BROTHERS Plumbmg 8: Heat1ng Contracters Estabhshed 1900 Lo 7 3100 3305 Gratlot Ave RUSSEL ELLIOT Complete Real Estate Servlce Chalmers at Outer Drwe L 1 9 eo I-IARTMAN S Flowers and Greenhouses Wholesale and Reta1I La 6 1580 13054 Gratlot Ave a. - ll ' ' ll . 1 l l Private Lessons On A11 Instruments a. - 9 l - . 0 ' ITS ALWAYS A PLEASURE TO DEAL WITH A It 4- 1 V 1 V 54 26 ' -'.jf' .7 iii - II: I I ,4-,. 5' ff Q 7 ,W ..,. -1 ,.,L -,-I+ ' .U A A 1' 'ww YQ-w'21fElf chilivfw if A415712 . Q lr- I -- - A ' I I -I 'll 111 UH XL F X Hlllebrand Class of 41 N Labadle Class of 53 X2 15175 E Jefferson Va 1 2000 Complxments of DE RONNE HARDWARE 12055 Morang Corner Wh1teh111 La 6 8213 For Home Remodern1zat1on Sldlng 8: Rooflng Of A11 Types Free Estlmates Call La 6 9419 MIKE CARRATO AGENT VALENTE I J IIEWELRY 1- if ,oeczafzstg :ne :fuer I3 O AL ROGERS PLUMBING AND HEATING Repalrxng and Remodehng 27 Years of Experxence 12581 Gmtre La 1 7975 W.. 1. ' ' - - l XXX -r , - m XI Y Eififff J, Q A aw. f - .KX ' X , ML Q . 5 . fin 47X N11 I HRPRISI NIAIIHI I PARTS URI' Manufactures of EMPCO Products 2731 Jerome Ave Detro1tlZ M1ch1gan Twlnbrook 1 7900 Precision Tool Makers Since 1920 iz DON'T WALK-SEE WALKER V-MMM is X XEXN N WALK? INC. Complele Collision Service EASY BUDGET PLAN NO MONEY DOWN AT 12312 EAST WARREN CCH VAHGY 2 4260 GRATIS PUNIIAC Sales and Servlce 7077 Gratxot WA 55150 See our lxfe tlme guaranteed used car WHYTlUlDSMUBIllCOMPANY 14800 East Jefferson Ave Detromt 15 Mxchmgan 1 lk,-,il-K ,, f-f- g 'WYYYFIY 1 Complxments To The Senlor Class of 53 DON MCCULLAGH INC ,E ff 'er?, ' Amp-an-env T 16700 Harper Tu 1 7600 J POSA AND SONS Men s Furnxshmgs and Sportswear DENBY BARBERS Complete Lme of Dress Sluts Congratulatxons Class of 53 Rented or Sold 12518 Kelly Detrolt 24 Mlchxgan 16393 E Warren Ave Corner Audubon TUxedo 1 7341 STAPLETON BUILDING KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS ASSOCIATION INC Monslgnor Stapleton Counc11 3191 COT1g1'atL11at10HS Class of 1953 ONWARD class of 1953 H311 for Rent 10820 Whlttler Detrolt MlChlg3n Receptmons Partles and Meetlngs 10820 Whlttxer Detro1t 24, Mxchlgan SUCCESS TO THE SENIORS OF 1953 from the JUNIIIRS 01 RIIIIM Z1 ' ' H ll . ,...,,,,........ . -5 39,1-545:, W.-.:5gEg5,EM - . ...,,.. N' - 'A ' I 1 ' 151357315-732515 11LZ,,.,.,.' 'Z22l2...... ,:-542:1113:1'1-'13-115L:-:4--:-:5:1:g:g:-:,:,:,-za.-1+ 5 I . . ' ll ll ! . . , . ll ll ' 7 VE 9-2259 ALEXANDER 81 HORNUNG MARKET Home-Made German Style Sausage Fresh and Smoked Meats 18014 Chalmers Detroxt 13 Mlch Congratulatlons to The Class of 53 From POP S HARLEY DAVIDSON SALES 17155 E Warren TU 28652 PERFECT SHOE REPAIR 12619 E McN1chols Detro1t 13 Mlchxgan Compllments of BURGER CREAMERY 8242 E. Forest WA 1 2519 Complxments IZ J lilASl3llW llll STRUCTURAL STEEL AND REINFORCING STEEL W J Rose V1ce Presldent I I Compliments Real MELVIN VAN HOWE state - Mortgages - Land Contracts 28300 Gratiot at Utica Road Roseville, Michigan Phone PRescott 5-4360 WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STOR E Dick Teston Owner Toys ik Gifts Phone PRescott 6-1600 11 1 2 Mile and Gratiot Roseville, Michigan VAN S SERVICE Gratiot at Utica Road Roseville Michigan FLOYD REYNOLDS INC. Your Chrysler Plymouth Dealer 23650 Van Dyke Ave Van Dyke Michigan Compliments of S E SCHWIKERT DD THE SPHINX GIFT SHOP Gifts 'll Jewelry Greeting Cards 17406 Chester Ave PFENT OLDSMOBILE CO Sales W' Service '4 Parts K T7 10950 eo 70 Gratiot LA6 7110 Compliments of HOUSTON INN 12994 Houston Ave LAY1 6857 . . . .S. ' Detroit 24, Michigan .Al - 47 . Dxstmctwe Decoratmg And Palntmg Servlce FRED LECHY 5290 Kenslngton TU 5 6812 '44Complete Knowledge of Color Harmony Only the best grades of materxals used It always costs more not to pamt Success and Best Wxshes To Class of '53 From VHM KOZY KORNER BAR 3238 E Davxson TW 1 9687 Complxments of CENTERLINE DRUGS Homer s COURTNEY GLASS CO Leaded Glass Repa1red T 1 2 2 16571 Harper at Kensmgton CIVIC CLEANERS AND DYERS 12468 Kelly Road LA 7 4740 Success to the class of '53 WEITENBERNER FUNERAL HOME 12841 G1-at1ot LA 6 1133 'lCCustomers protected by all insurances - 4 ' J U- - 11 ART GRISSOM MOTOR SALES CO VAN'S PHARMACY Dodge Plymouth 25501 Van Dyke 2,4231 Van Dyke Centerlme Mlchlgan Phone SLocum 7 2100 Phone SL- 7 2712 VIVIANIVS HUWIR SHIIP ANU GRHN HUIISIS FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 4720 Caddlac at Forest Detrolt 13 M1Ch1g3H EDDY S 54 TO 5 OO STORE 22629 Van Dyke Ave Van Dyke Mlchlgan Corrmphrnents of NUb'f BEAUTY CLEANERS Cleanmg At Its Best 23235 Van Dyke Ave Van Dyke M1ch1gan WA1nut 1-8356 ll ' IV Compllments of the JUHN H 1HUH'MAHKl1 19040 John R corner 7 Mlle Road FO 6 0440 HANSON CHEVROLET COMPANY 14259 Mack Avenue Phone VA Z 9800 Success to the Senlors Detro1t15 Mlchlgan of the Class of 53 Complete Bumpmg and Coll1s1on JACOB ODINETZ' Genume Factory Parts for A11 General Motors Cars THE HOUSE THAT SERVICE BUILT RAYNAlBR0lHlRS Dodge Plymouth Smce 1925 M1ch1gan's Largest Dodge Dealer 9103 Chalmers near Harper LAkev1ew 6 1300 ' ' Service on All Makes of Cars- ll VI SUPREME RAY'S DELICATESSEN Dry Cleaners and Dyers The Eplcures Mecca A11 That the name Imphes Imported 81 Domest1c Party Needs We Operate Our Own Plant 15801 E Warren Ave Estabhshed 1n 1931 Detro1t Z4 M1ch 16219 Mack Ave Near Bedford F GIBBS lUMB R Bullders Hardware 25135 Van Dyke Ave Center Lme Mlch SL.1cum 7 0700 Comphments l0VFS lEAIHlR 8 FINDINGS 5180 Grand Rwer Ave Detroxt 8 M1ch1gan JOSEPH'S COLLISION 8: RADIATOR BROWN 8: RAISCH COMPANY REPAIR SHOP granlte marb1e bronze 11860 Gratlot Cor W11fred 17125 Van Dyke Avenue Detr0lt 13 M1611 TW1nbrook1 722.0 VEn1ce 9 2000 .7 - H E. . I 00. Lumber -Insu1ation-Roofing -Doors IIIIMPHMENTS A WARREN PLASTICS 81 ENGINEERING INC 27500 Groesbeck Hmghway Rosevxlle Mlchmgan Draw Dles Orxgmal 8: Duplxcate Mldels Spottmg Fxxtures Checkmg Flxtures Strech Press Dxes Hammer Forms 8: All Types of Glass Cloth Larnmates BANNER DIE FIXTURES COMPANY Steel and Plastxcs Gage and Flxtures FRIEND Wood and Plast1c Models Plastxc and Cerrobend F1Xtl1I'CS 19431 Mt Elhot Avenue Detroxt 34 Mlchlgan FOrest 6 2600 Assembly Fixtures - Ill Fomplxments of TELFORD EQUIPMENT COMPANY TRm1ty 2 9421 SHIFMAN S MEN'S WEAR The Style Shop Of Hamtramck OF DETROIT INC 9618.105 Campau Hamtramck 12 Mlch Complmfxents of HITCHING POST INN Detro1t and Grosse Pomte Funeral D1rectors Verheyden's lS not only the largest but ranks w1th the fmest estabhshments of lts kmd m Amerlca CI-IAS VERHEYDEN INC 16300 Mack at Outer Dr TU 1 8500 J . I Y D . I 1 Nearing a half century of service, . , . FOODTOWN SUPER MARKET PARKSIDE QUALITY MARKET SHORES SUPER MARKET Open Da11y 9 AM to 9 Sun 9 AM to 9 PM 11077 Gratwt Ave Detrolt 5 M1ch1gan LA 1 ZO10 LA SALLE AWNING 10737 Morang A1um1num Awnlngs Canvas Storm Wmdows TU 1 6700 Loums Bmchetto 41 Comphrnents of BAUMGARTNI-ZR'S DRUG STORE For Prescrxptxons 11140 Grat1ot Ave LA 6 6222 RINKE PONTIAC CADILLAC CO 25420 Van Dyke Ave Van Dyke Mxchlgan ' PM ' f ' ' Pete Meeker - '41 - , , - , HUCK MANUFACIURINB CUMPANY Congratulatmons to the Class of 1953 2480 Bellevue Detroxt M1ch1gan DUN EARTAGI EUMPANY Machmery Moved and Erected Ito 80 Ton Trucks and Trallers Truck Crane Rentals Donald Rxchards 5150 Slxteenth St TYler 8-4600 Night, Un- 1-4966 Congratulatlons To The Semor Class Of 53 R II MAHIINH Electroplatmg Speclahsts 1n PLATED TO YOUR SPECIFICATIONS Laboratory Controlled 1540 Anna Place TR1n1ty 5 5270 Congratulatlons to the Class of 53 RAMONA RECREATIGN 12669 Gratolt Ave LA 6 8000 Home of De La Salle Student League ' ' Il Il Zinc Base -- Die Castings ' ll II SCHAlllH I00l 8 DIE C0 001: D165 Giugcs Specmal Machmery SEE US FOR DRECISION WORK 'Nan Dyke Mlchlgjau WAYNE T00l 8 HIE C0 T 1 D . K F I ,Q 21477 IV1ouudRd. JC -5-0290 ' f .' 0 COMPI IMENTS TO THE SENIORS OF ANIHUNY J MllliH lUNlHAl HDMI 5863 Chene St Detroit ll Mighigan WAlnut 2. 0778 rW1llbfOO1i l 972.5 HIURGE 8 MARY S HAR Liquors Wines Beer Georoe 81 Mary Przekora 4703 East Mc Nichols Props Detroit 12 Michman ,. ' '53 'Parking Facilities Available For Your Convenience 9 I: ' A Ed Orlowski 8: Norb Szczygiel Fresh 81 Smoked Meats SHOP GRATIOT CENTRAL MARKET 1429 Gratlot Ave wo 2 9613 Mansfleld 81 Goeldl Fresh 8: Smoked Meats SHOP 16 17 18 GRATIOT CENTRAL MARKET Clarence Lawton 1429 Gratolt Ave Fresh 8: Smoked Meats SHOP 7 C-RATIOT CENTRAL MARKET WO 1 0931 1429 Grat1ot Ave Chas A Rudolph Steve Nemes Fresh 81 Smoked Meats Fresh 81 Smoked Meats SHOP 6 GRATIOT CENTRAL MARKET SHOP 8 GRATIOT CENTRAL MARKET 1429 G1-at1ot Ave 1429 Gratmot Ave WO 3 5085 6 WO 1 9768 Herbert Mansf1e1d LA GASSEY SODA FOUNTAIN Fresh 81 Smoked Meats GRATIOT CENTRAL SHOP 4 GRATIOT CENTRAL MARKET SHOP 25 1429 Gratlot Ave 1429 Gratrot Ave WO 2 9291 GHAIIIH Cl IRM MARKET EVERYTHING IN FOODS 1429 1447 Grat1ot Ave Across the Street from The Eastern Market ll ll 1434 East Vernor Hwy. NIHER Clll HI Servlng Detro1t's Growmg Needs mn Natural Cut Stone Smce 1865 Fme Buxldmg Store for L' me Buxldlng Projecta InSt1tut1onal Commerexal Mam Offtee and Plant 9664 F rench Rd at Gratolt Stone Steps Wall Coplng Flaf stone Max ble Sllls Wlndow 81 Door Smlls New Drxve In Stone Yard at 6615 French Rd oetuveen Gratrot and Harper Aves Tor Your Convenxence All Telephoneb WAlnut l 3343 S I C 0 O Ziflndustrial 2FReSidential CONGRATULATIONS 8: SUCCESS TO ALL THE GRADS Compliments from Year around AUHIGRAPHS YEARIOOKS ,W dd 0 ffyfu, rornu nuns ,