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

 - Class of 1953

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,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.

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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 . . ' . . . 1 1 1 ' . . - - 1 1 . . . . . . . . . ' . ' 1 , . 1 1 1 1 . , . 1 1 H . . . 1 1 1 1 1 0 D Y I . . . 1 1 e . - - - 1 , - ' . . . - 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 1 H . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 ' , . , .. 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 . . . . . 1 1 1 - H . . . - 1 g 1 - . ' . . 1 I 1 I ' . . at - - 1 ' 1 - NN . . . x xv is 4. Qt Y . X 1 1 - if . . - Q P .



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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

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