St Andrew High School - Amplifier Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1945 volume:

.4 1,5 -ffl' . 1 'IL' , , 1 2255 Jfw. f--V4 ing - ' H N 'Ll m 'EY Q ,gf . 3 , . 'Auf 1 -?.4'f?' 15' ,, fr 1 5.3 .' Y . ff ,154 , H.. A ,.4.1 -A, 1.6, , ,.., ,, -, ,A Paz. ,yi- V ,,-.ff V .. I I Wu . - 41 D -if ,xv-, Q , I 1 I 1 J , A , 13,1 ..,,l. . Z r at E 3 ' Co-editors: Mary Patricia Boeheim The 1945 Amphfier Thaddeus schunz st' Anflrew High ,School Business Manager: Fred Barnekow Saginaw: Michigan Advertising Managers: Margaret Borey Mary Borey wif Q -.r XX Fm 5 5 4' . 5- is V R N i THEME: THE FAMILY FACES FORWARD D E D I C A T I O N W' e, ihe Class of 1945, dedicate this, ihe twenty-second volume oi the Amplifier Year Book, io our parents and our homes where understanding, guidance, and love have been with us to this day. I- Page Two 3 Foreword The Family Faces Forwardf'-Yes, and the tempo of that forward movement is so rapid and so significant that we, the Class of 1945, are sharply aware of its great importance. We realize that our best contribution to the war effort, to the attain- ment of peace, is a greater interest in family life, a more construc- tive contribution to our home, that sanctuary where a stable social life will help our great nation, America, to keep its vigor in victory as it has in War. This annual is devoted to the theme, The Family Faces Forwardf' The book is divided into three sections, each stemming from the central idea of family unity: The School and its Activi- ties, The Family and Home: The State, The Church. In peace there must be a sustained effort to make the returning service men and women realize that the home is facing forwardf' We pledge ourselves to pray, to work unceasingly until every person we contact Will stand ready to strive, to sacrifice for peace as freely as he is doing for victory. When family love and family unity are manifest on the home frontf' their influence will spread by word and by example. Eventually, the whole family of nations will feel the beauty of Christian unity, and will face forward toward happy home life on earth and the heavenly home where family love will reach its perfection. - MARGE La BARGE, Class President Salutatory We have come to the end of another chapter in our lives. We, the class of today, must take up the task of preserving the Christian peace that is our precious heritage. The home is the bulwark of a nation. Gazing with hopeful eyes, we see a world struggling to preserve its Christian ideals, those ideas for which its youth are making the supreme sacrifice. Aware of our helpless- ness and depending upon our Divine Teacher, we have chosen as our motto Nothing Without Godf' These things abide forever- The loves for which men sacrifice their lives . . f' The right to serve God in our own way is the greatest blessing bestowed upon mankind. This realization has finally come home to us. Happy memories of school days will be cherished by us always, for they are days in which we learned to work and play with this thought uppermost in mind, to give greater glory to God. Home, Church, Country-These are the great in- stitutions around which our lives centered. Nothing can ever change our way of living, for this is the will of l-lim who fashioned the world. - Dorothy Ankoviak Page Tho-ee Page Four To Alumni Serving God and Country ,, L .. 1-. .. 4 r OUR SCHOOL'S SERVICE FLAG I see no stars upon this service tlagg But I see boys, eager, full ot lite, Who once were here, who walked these halls, Who used these desks, these books, Who sang these songs that we sing now. I can see boys marching across a football field, Tired but triumphant, Bring honor to our school, Honor to St. Andrew's. I see no stars upon this service flag, But men, no longer boys, Marching across a different field, A field of Weary, bloody battle. Where are they now, the young Americans Who knelt but yesterday in this same pew A And at the altar rail received their King? I see St. AndreW's narne At Pearl Harbor, Wake, and Sicily, I see her sons in the skies, Upon the sea, Fighting to bring peace to our country. Dear God, oh, Watch these stars, And bring Your sons back safely to our shores, Oh, let there be no more Gold stars among the blue. -Class of 1945 The Most Reverend William Murphy, S.T.D. Bishcp of the Scrqinofw Diocese V Pdde Five Page Six The Very Reverend Timothy Kroboth Pastor's Message y 'l'he Family Faces Forwardl' What an appropriate theme for this 1945 Year Book! The Family. that is everybody, father, mother, children, look for- ward With apprehension. The war is nearly over, but the Peace-will it bring prosperity or adversity? That means a great deal to father and mother. The children look forward with anxiety. The War is nearly over, yes, but not the fighting or the post-war occupation of foreign lands. The future may bring to the graduates a long absence from family and home. The Catholic Family, may look forward with apprehension and anxiety, but not without comfort. Almighty God is always near the family which is Catholic in Faith and in deed. Many may inflict hardship and pain, but Almighty God tempers them with the sweet consolation of His nearness. To remain truly Catholic. in the meaning of the Church, requires much earnest prayer. You can pray with your lips, in your heart, or with your mind, and when these tire, you can let your good deeds be your prayer. ,With much earnest prayer the Catholic Family, father, mother, children, look forward, not only with hope and courage, but with holy enthusiasm. Parents of the graduates may be very happy in the knowledge that their sons and daughters are well trained in the holy science of saving their souls. Nothing Without God These things abide forever, Great loves for which men sacrifice their lives, That others may enjoy them in the years to be- A home, a flag, a shining torch, And over all the holy cross of Christ. We shall remember quiet hours of study, Books that inspired us, friends with whom we shared The fun and work of school .... Games, classes, All these pass swiftly in the days That open with the Mass and close with prayer. We shall remember always Sisters teaching us Here at St. Andrew's in a school Once consecrated to the Sacred Heart of Christ. We are Americans and citizens of a democracy Fighting for freedom, peace, and Christ. We are Americans who love The colors flying over land and sea. O proud flag blowing in the wind, Above our lives we hold you dear, Knowing the golden stars upon our service flag. Home is each family's kingdom Where love and understanding Make a realm of domestic bliss. We shall remember always the peaceful rooms of home, For well we know that where Our Lord is Master, The Christian home is temple Wherein peace dwells forevermore. The holiest gift of God is ours, Who guard a tabernacle in a sea of peace Beneath the beacon of a sanctuary lamp. The church is very quiet Where we can come to spend An hour alone with God. His love is ours, Binding us to Him like a chain of gold. These things abide forever- A shining torch, a flag, a homey And we shall find them in eternity Safe in the Heart of God. --CLASS OF 1945 Page Seven Page Eight President Marge LaBarge Class President 47 Senior Sensations 47 Chairman for Magazine Drive 47 Class Treasurer 37 Student Senate 4: Perfect Attendance 1-2-3-47 Eucharistic Committee 2-47 City Official 47 Committee Iunior-Senior Banquet 37 Chairman of Queen's Ball 47 Sodality l-2-3-47 Student Council l-Z-3-47 Cousin Iudy 47 Scfholastic Honor Societyrl'-23-47'3lee Club 1-2. 7 Vice-President Ioseph Bauer Acolytes l-2-3-47 Band l-2-3-47 English Club 27 City Official 47 S.S.C.A. Delegate 47 Class Vice-president 47 Per- fect Attendance 37 Scholastic Honor Society 2-37 Eucharistic Committee 27 Citizenship Award 37 lunior-Senior Banquet Committee 37 Sodality 1-2-3-47 Student Council l-2-3-47 Cousin Iudy 47 Queen's Work Advisory Board 4. Secretary Patricia Boeheim Co-Editor Amplifier 47 Senior Sensations 47 Queen's Work Prize 47 Quill 61 Scroll 47 Class Secretary 47 Vice- President of Class 27 Secretary of Our l..ady's Committee 37 S.S.C.A. 37 S.S.S. Delegate 3-47 Perfect Attendance 2-37 Refreshment Committee Iunior-Senior Banquet 37 Sodality 47 Student Council 47 Student Senate 47 Cousin Iudy 4. A Treasurerf William Ryan Sodality Co-Chairman 17 Amplifier Sports Co-Editor7 Base- ball 2-3-47 Class Treasurer 47 Football 2-47 Glee Club l-2-3- Basketball 47 Perfect Attendance l-2-3-47 Lettermen's Club 3-47 Holy Name l-2-3-47 Monitor 47 Acolyte l-Z-3-47 Amplifier Staff 47 Sodality 1-2-3-47 Student Council l-2-3-47 Cousin Iudy 4. Salutatorian Df:-rctlzy Ani-zcviak Sclutdtorianz Senior Sensations 47 Magazine Drive 2-3-47 Shorthand Award 4: Sodality l-2-3-47 Student Council l-2-3-47 Cousin Indy 4. 7 Amplifier Co-Editor Thaddeus Schultz Amplifier Co-Editor 47 Amplifier An- nual 47 Honorary Mayor for Student Day 47 Senior Sensations 47 Quill and Scroll 47 Magazine Drive 2-3-47 Decorat- ing Committee Iunior-Senior Banquet 37 Cousin Iucly 4. Valedictorian Maurice Tessin Valedictorian 4: Co-Prefect of Sodality 4: Co-Captain of Football Team 4: Sports Editor Amplifier 4: Class Presi- dent l: Quill and Scroll 4: Football l-2-3-4: Baseball 2-3-4: Basketball 2-3-4: Sodality Secretary 3: Acolyte Treasurer 3: Scholastic Honor Society l-2-3-4: Decoration Committee lunior-Senior Ban- quet 3: Amplifier Annual 4: Sodality l-2-3-4: Student Council l-Z-3-4: Cousin Judy 4: Bausch-Lomb Award 4: Acolyte l'2-3-4: Lettermen's Club 2-3-4. c 4 1 i L t Amplifier Business Manager Frederick Bcrrnekow Acolyte 1,2-3-4: Manager Stamp Booth 3: Co-Chairman Eucharistic Committee 2: Business Manager Amplifier 4: Chair- man Amplifier Benefit Party 4: Quill and Scroll 4: Perfect Attendance 3-4: Maga- zine Drive 2-3-4: Sodality l-2-3-4: Stu- dent Council l-2-3-4: Cousin lusty 4. Student Council President Robert Chesher Student Council President 4: Lettermen's Club 3-4: Glee Club l-2-3-4: Band l-2-3: Acolyte l-2-3-4: Cousin ludy 4: Co-Chairman lunior Senior-Banquet 3: City Official 4: Sacri- naw Student Union 4: Monitor 4: Sodality l-2-3-4. Student Council Vice-President Donald Couilliard Vice-President of Student Council 4: Altar Boy l-2-3-4: President Lettermen's Club 4: Bausch Lomb Award 4: Football 2-3-4: Monitor 4: Glee Club l-2: Perfect Attendance 4: Iunior-Senior Banquet Chairman 3: Saginaw Silidcnt Union 4: Band l: S.S.C.A., Chicago 3: Scholastic Society 2-3-4: Student Council 4: Sodality 4: Cousin Judy 4: Scholarship, University of Michigan. Sodality Co-Prefect Patricia Tway Amplifier 4: Yearbook 4: Senior Sensations 4: Quill G Scroll 4: Sodality Prefect 4: 5th War Loan Poster Award 3: Glee Club l-2-3-4: Magazine Drive 2-3-4: Student Council 4: Sodality 4: Cousin ludy 4. Acolyte President Floyd Shaddeau Acolyte President 4: Vice-President Acoylytes 3: Class President 3: Basketball Captain 4: Quill G Scroll 4: Perfect Attendance l-2-3-4: Qur Lady's Committee 4: Toastmaster for lunior-Senior Banquet 3: Magazine Drive 2-3-4: Baseball l-2-3-4: Football l-2-3-4: Student Senate 3-4: Committee for Freshman Initiation 4: Letterrnen's Club 2-3-4: English Club 2: Cousin ludy 4. Page Nine Ioan Abbott Amplifier Staff 47 Yearbook Staff 4: Cheerleader 3-47 Our l.ady's Committee 2-47 Magazine Drive 2-3-47 Scholastic Honor So- -ciety 2-47 Glee Club l-2-3-47 So- -dality l-2-3-47 Student Council 1-2-3-47 Senior Sensations 47 Cousin Iudy 4. Mary Borey Iunior-Senior Banquet 37 Glee Club l-2-3-47 Cheerleader 3-47 Senior Sensations 47 Amplifier Staff 47 Perfect Attendance 47 Ad- vertising Co-Manager 47 Maga- zine Drive 2-3-47 Amplifier Adver- tising Award 47 Sodality 1-2-3-47 Student Council l-2-3-47 Cousin Iudy 4. Maryann Burger Red Cross Representative 47 English Club 27 Senior Sensa- tions 47 Glee Club 1-27 Cheer- leader 3-47 Committee for Iunior- Senior Banquet 37 Our Lady's Committee 1-27 Sodality l-2-3-47 Student Council 1-2-3-47 Cousir1 Judy 4. Thomas Brandirnore Committee, Iunior-Senior Ban- quet 37 Yearbook 47 Magazine Drive 2-3-47 English Club 27 Per- fect Attendance 1-22 Our Lady's Committee 1-2-3-42 Student Coun- cil 1-2-3-47 Sodality 1-2-3-42 Cou- ,sin Iudy 4. Page Ten Marilyn Bannan Senior Sensations 47 Our Lady's Committee 47 Quill G Scroll 47 Queen's Work Contest Winner 47 Perfect Attendance 47 Honor Society 47 Sodality l-2-3-47 Student Council l-2-37 Dramatic Readings 47 Cousin Iudy 4. Margaret Borey Senior Sensations 47 English Club 27 Cheerleader 3-47 Ampli- fier Staff 47 Advertising Co-Mana- ger 47 Magazine Drive 2-3-47 Amplifier Advertising Award7 Glee Club l-2-3-47 Cousin ludy 4. Teresa Brogger Amplifier Staff 47 Yearbook 47 Football Queen 47 English Club 27 Magazine Drive 2-3-47 Catho- lic Truth and Publicity Committee 47 Student Council l-2-3-47 Com- mittee, Junior-Senior Banquet 37 Perfect Attendance 47 Initiation Committee 47 Sodality l-2-3-47 Cousin Iudy 4. Iohn Connors Football l-2-3-47 Lettermen's Club 3-42 Altar Boy l-2-3-47 Latin Club 1-27 Delegate to S.S.C.A. 37 Honor Society l-2-3-41 Committee for Iunior-Senior Banquet7 Cou- sin Iudy 47 Perfect Attendance l-2--47 Glee Club 2-37 Chairman Apostolic Committee 47 Monitor 47 Delegate S.S.S.7 Sodality 1-2- 3-47 Student Council l-2-3-4. Rosemary Dettenthaler English Club 27 Latin Club l-27 Committee for Iunior-Senior Ban- quet 37 Magazine Drive 72-3-47 Publicity Committee 47 Cousin Judy 47 Amplifier Staff 47 Am- plifier Yearbook 47 Member of Civil Air Patrol 2-37 Perfect At- tendance 4: Typing Award 47 Sodality l-2-3-47 Student Council l-2-3-41 Quill and Scroll. Bernard Edel Band 27 Magazine Drive 2-3-47 Cousin ludy 47 English Club 27 Monitor 47 Initiation Party 47 Queen's Ball 47 Sodality l-2-3-47 Student Council l-2-3-4. Clarence Henning Acolvte 3-47 Band l-Z-3-47 Or- chestra 2-3-42 Football 37 Glee Club l-2-37 Cousin Iudy 47 Honor Society 1-2-3: Magazine Drive 37 English Club 27 Commit- tee for Iunior-Senior Banquet: Sodality l-2-3-47 Student Council 1-2-3-4. Rosemary Horgan Glee Club l-2-37 Senior Sen- sations 47 Cousin Judy 47 City Official 47 Co-Chairman Eucaris- tic Committee 47 Honor Society 2-3-47 Typing Award 37 Queen's NVork Contest Winner7 English Club 27 Year Book 47 Quill 5: Scroll.: Magazine Drive Award7 Extension Review for P-T.A.7 Ben- efit Party prize chairman7 Com- mittee for lunior-Senior Banquet 37 Delegate to S.S.S.7 Sodality l- 2-3-47 Student Council l-2-3-4. i W-Q - -7.57 , '. t- -J' ., -::.....,:t--:. 't?? t 4' 1 Q- Elizabeth Kretz Honor Society l-2-3-47 Co-Chair- man Apostolic Committee 47 Enq- lish Club 27 Cousin Indy 47 Senior Sensations 47 Typing Award 37 Benefit Party Commit- tee 47 Shorthand Award 47 Per- fect Attendance 2-47 Senior War Stamp Sa1esman7 Committee for Junior-Senior Banquet 37 Delegate to S.S.S.: Secretary Catholic Truth and Publicity Committee: Sodality l-2-3-47 Student Council l-2-3-4. Colleen Lawler Band l-2-3-47 Orchestra 2-3-47 Amplifier Staff 47 Amplifier Year Book 47 Amplifier Benefit Party 47 Cousin ludy 47 Peace Panel 47 Monitor 47 Senior Sensations 47 Student Council l-2-3-47 English Club 27 Perfect Attendance l-2-3- 47 Committee for Iunior-Senior Banquet 37 Our Lady's Commit- tee l-2-3-47 Sodality l-2-3-47 Stu- dent Council l-2-3-4. Donald Grabosky Monitor 47 Base'ball 3-4: Letter- men's Club 47 Cousin Iudy 47 Latin Club l7 English Club 27 Chairman-Apostolic Committee 2: Magazine Drive 2-3-47 Sodality l-2-3-47 Student Council l-2-3-4, Virginia Moeller Amplifier Staff 47 Year Book 47 Glee Club l-27 English Club 27 Senior Sensations 47 Magazine Drive 2-3-47 Perfect Attendance 3-47 Committee for Junior-Senior Banquet 37 Student Council l-2-3- 47 Sodality l-2-3-47 Cousin Iudy 4. Page Eleven Shirley McCurry Amplifier Staff 3-45 Iunior-Sen- ior Banquet Committee 35 Glee Club 1-2-3-45 Senior Sensations 45 English Club 25 Scholastic Honor Society l-2-3-45 Magazine Drive 2-3-45 Music l-25 Sodality 1-2-3-45 Student Council l-2-3-45 Cousin Judy 4. Iohn McFcry Glee Club l-25 Football 45 Bas- ketball l5 Orchestra 1-2-45 Band 1-2-45 Acolyte l-2-45 Peace Panel 45 Sodality 1-2-45 Student Council 1-2-45 Cousin Judy 4. Patricia McGurrin Amplifier Staff 3-45 Year Book 45 Iunior-Senior Banquet 35 Initia- tion Committee 45 Decorations Hard Times Party 45 Perfect At- tendance 45 Quill G Scroll 45 City Official 45 Secretary Student Council 45 Sodality 3-45 Cousin Iudy 4. Rosemary Novak Senior Sensations 45 English Club 25 Magazine' Drive 45 Com- mittee for Iunior-Senior Banquet 35 Initiation Party 45 Perfect At- tendance 3-45 Student Council 1-2- 3-45 Sodality l-2-3-45 Cousin Iudy 4. Page Twelve Anne Otto Amplifier Staff 45 Band 1-2-3-45 Co-chairman Amplifier Benefit Party 45 ffunior-Senior Banquet Chairman 35 Magazine Drive 2-3- 45 Scholastic Honor Society 1-2-3- 4O5 '5'Senior Sensations 45 Quill 6- Scrolly Cousin Judy 4. lane Pettet Committee for Iunior-Senior Banquet 35 Amplifier Staff 3-45 Magazine Drive 2-3-45 Monitor 45 Scholastic Honor l-2-3-45 Senior Sensations 45 Initiation Party 45 Chairman of Eucharistic Com- mittee 45 City Official 45 Oueen's Ball 45 Glee Club l-2-35 Typing Award 35 English Club 25 So- dality l-2-3-45 Student Council l-2- 3-45 Cousin Iudy 45 Quill 6- Scroll. Irene Roy Treasurer 15 Our Lady's Com- mittee l-2-35 Eucharistic Commit- tee 45 Sodality Editor 45 Cheer- leader 3-45 Senior Sensations 45 Vice-President 35 Magazine Drive 2-3-45 Glee Club l-2-35 Corres- ponding Secretary S.S.S. 45 S.S. C.A. Delegate 45 Oueen's At- tendent 25 Monitor 4: lntiation 45 Sodality 1-2-3-45 Student Council 1-2-3-45 Cousin Iudy 4. Patricia Sunburn Senior Sensations 45 Magazine Drive 2-3-45 Amplifier Staff 45 Committee for Iunior-Senior Ban- quet 35 Apostolic Committee 45 Sodality 1-2-3-45 Student Council l-2-3-45 Cousin l'udy 4. Iames Stevens Perfect Attendance' l-2-37 Letter- men's Club 37 Acolyte l-2-32 Perfect Mass Record 1-2-37 So- dality l'2'3'4I Student Council 1- 2-3-47 English Club 27 Active Duty in United States Navy. Earl Tway C Acolyte 172-3-4: Football 1-2-3- 47 Baseball 37 l.ettermen's Club 3-47 Latin Club 1-27 Perfect At- tendance 2-47 Monitor 47 Secre- tary-Treasurer Lettermen's Club 47 Sodality 1-2-3-47 Student Coun- cil l-2-3-47 Acolyte Secretary 47 Cousin Judy 4. Ian-ies Totten Publicity Committee l-2-3-47 Monitor 47 Latin Club 17 English Club 27 Senior Sensations 47 Amplifier Staff 37 Sodality 1-2- 3-47 Student Council 1'2'3-41 Cou- sin Iudy 4. Donald Trahan Glee Club l-27 Monitor 47 Aco- lyte l-27 Amplifier Staff Photo- grapher 2-3-41 l.etterrnen's Club 2-3-47 Band 1-27 Magazine Drive 2-3-47 Sodality 1-2-3-47 Enlisted in U.S. Navy April 30, 1945, Apprentice Seaman, Great Lakes Naval Training Center7 Student Council l-2-3-47 Sodality 1-2-3-47 Cousin ludy 4. Vincent Waier Aco1yte7 1-2-3-4 Basketball l-47 Baseball 1-2-3-47 Football 1-2-3-47 English 'Club Z7 Lettermen's Club 2-3-47 Football Captain 47 Co- chairman lunior-Senior Banquet 37 Eagle Scout7 Student Council 1-2-3-47 Sodality 1-2-3-47 Cousin l'udy 7 Class President 27 City Official 4. George Watkins Band 1-27 Cousin ludy 47 Our Lady's Committee 47 Apos- tolic Committee 17 Catholic-Truth and Publicity Committee 37 Auth- or of Class Song 47 lunior-Senior Banquet Committe'e 37 Student Council 1'2'3'4f Sodality 1-Z-3-4. Donna Watz Treasurer Student Council 47 Magazine Drive 2-3-47 Football Queen's Attendant 37 Senior Sensations 47 Amplifier Staff 47 Cheerleader 3-47 Glee Club 1-27 English Club 27 Typing Award 37 Chairman of Our Lady's Commit- tee 37 Sodality l-2-3-47 Student Council 1'2'3'4j Cousin Indy 4. Page Thirteen Page Fourteen Valedictory We, the class of l945, having reached the goal of graduation, must now give up all the joys, pleasures and friendships We have cherished and shared, and prepare to face the future., Our parents, our teachers, our pastor? have done much to fit us for this day of parting, to tljtem We owe a limitless debt of gratitude. For We facelife with confidence inspire'd 'lby what they have done, and with faith in Almighty God, Who has guided both them and us. We, as Catholics, know that faith in God will help us overcome any adversity. So let us, the class of '45, remember this always, and resolve to take as our gotto for life as Well as for school. Nothing Without odf' '4 - Maurice Tessin Classes . . . Activities . . . Social Life - -- Q-A . The formal Enthronement Ceremony lanuary, l945, dedicated the entire school and its activities to the Sacred Heart. Rev. Timothy Kroboth, pastor, officiated, assisted by Rev. H. B. Koscielniak, and Rev. George Artrnan. Senior altar boys and seniors are in the foreground. TI-IE FACULTY Rev. Timothy Krohoth, pastorp Sister M. Edwardine, Pt.S.M. principal: Rev. George Artrnan, athletic directory Rev. H. B. Koscielniak, religion: Sister M. Crescentia, R.S.M.p Sister M. Consilium, RSM.: Sister M. Michael, RSM.: Sister M. Roch, R.S.M.y Sister M. Augustine, RSM.: Sister M. Esther, R.S.M.: Sister M. Caspar, RSM., Sister M. Kathleen, RSM.: Mr. R. A. Riggs, band and orches- tra: Mr. Anthony Brogger, community singing. AFFILQIATIONS The University of Michigan The North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools Page Fifteen Amplifier staff and Yearbook department heads are listening to Co-editor Thaddeus Schultz announcing final plans for the annual. Co-editor Mary Patricia Boeheim is seated at the desk. Front row, leit to right: Fred Barnekow, Mary Borey, Maurice Tessin, Theresa Brogger, Patricia Tway. Second row: Colleen Lawler, Margaret Borey, Anne Otto, Rosemary Dettenthaler, Ioan Abbott, Patricia McGurrin. Third row: lane Pettet, Irene Roy, Virginia Moeller, Betty Kretz. Stand- ing: William Ryan, Patricia Sanburn. Absent: Floyd Shaddeau, Donald Trahan. Quill and Scroll Contest Winners: Fred Barnekow, left, honors for Christmas editorial. Albert IanetskY, junior, placed first in national current news contest. Commercial students at work: Typing, Maryann Bargery adding rnachine, Rosemary Novak: mimeograph, Dorothy Anlcoviak, Rosemary Dettenthaler, lane Pettet checking for Donna Watz and Shirley McCurry. , Page Sixteen mg W Mechanical Drawing Class at Work ' Light on the Roof 1fSeni0r Physics Class! Pay S St. Andrew High School Sodalists-spiritual dele- gates to the Peace Conference in San Francisco. 3 Fiev. Cornelius Patrick Ford, Sl. Some memories are vibrant and compelling. They will remain with us always. Such are our thoughts of the three-day retreat conducted May l4, l5, and 16. Its success was due in no small measure to the retreat master, devoted and zealous son of St. Ignatius. Thank you, Father Ford. Page Eighteen Queen's Work Winners: Left to right: Rosemary Horgan for Curtain Line: Rita Forbes, essay on Vocations. Marilyn Bannan, sociological subject, Busy Signal: Mary Patricia Boeheim, Who's Converting Whom quiz. -QM, Soolaliiy Co-prefect Patricia Tway receiving crown ai May crowning ceremony. An air view of 'World Sodality Day Pilgrimage to the Lourdes Grotto at Mt. Olivet by high school and paris Sodalists of Saginaw. Rev. Glenn Cronkite, diocesan sodality director, presided. Rev. Leo Wobido, S.l., Queen's Wo h rk Central Office, delivered the address. The Most Reverend 'William Murphy, Bishop of Saginaw, was celelorani of the Solemn Benediction. Page Nineteen A group from the Glee Club ready to sing, To the Praying Youth of America com- posed by Sister Mary Vincent Myers, R.S.M., alumna of St. Andrew. Page Twenty St. Andrew High School Glee Club e St. Andrew Band and Orchestra Under The direciion of Mr. R. A. Riggs. Moe Tessin and His Orchestra playing during ihe Senior Class Play. This group, composed of members of St. Andrews, was organized privately, but plays at school parties and dances. Piano, Maurice Tessing drums, Thaddeus Schultz, clarineis, Iohn Mclfay and lames Orqreng saxaphones, Clarence Henning, Leo Chesher, Elmer Dey, irumpets, Roy Iank, Virgil Moeller. Page Twenty-One George W'atkins, lyricist, sings his own song, Who's Who W' ith You? St. AndreW's radio program over WSAM, May 4. l-le is assisted by the other senior boys. Student Council Senate Floyd Shaddeau, Donna Watz, treasurer: Patricia Tway, Donald Couillard, vice presidentg Mary Patricia Boe- heimg lean Straebelp Robert Chesher, president: Patricia McGurrin, secretary: Maur- ice Tessin, Earl Tway. Page Twenty-Two ACCENT ON PEACE . . . Members of the Civics Class in panel on Peace. Seated: Rita Forbes, who spoke on Our Part in the Peace Plan 5 Thaddeus Schulz, Pope's Peace Plan 7 standing, lohn McPa'y, presiding: Peace Patternj' Colleen Lawler, Dumbarton Oaks Conterencef' Elaine Hinds. Standing: Theresa Brogger, who gave the reading, Rouge Bouquet by loyce Kilrnerg Roy lank and Virgil Moeller, trumpet accornpanists. Senior Class Play 'Cousin Judy April 15, 16, 1945 An unhappy moment for the l 'nifson family isllrw. Cousin ludy's announcement of her plans. Surrounding the iamous but tenipermental actress are Mr, and Mrs. Thomas lamieson, Vincent Water and Shirley McCurryg their daughters Elizabeth and Sally, lane Petiet and Patrlcia Twayp the maid Hazel, Anne Otto, the nurse, Colleen Lawler, and Doctor Newman, Robert Chesher. Marilyn Bannon played the title role. The play was directed by Miss Marie Richter. TOMORRCVV Some day Cousin ludy will be just a name on a faded old program. But not now. Now it means youth and fun, singing and the flash of orange and black. lt means the lusty rhythm of Louisiana lslayrideu . . . vague figures floating in a fairy dance . . . looys singing in the dim light of a camp fire . . . acolytes in Easter white . . . the Red Cross . . . and a flag Wav- ing . . . Moe's orchestra . . . the fragrance of spring flowers . . . spotlights . . . gay laughter . . . applause . . . and a song we are still humming, Together Yes, it may be that on some far tomorrow our class play will be only another faded memory But so too then will be our youth and all our youthful memories. We shall be old in deed. CAST OF SENIOR CLASS PLAY, HCOUSIN IUDY 1' RPRIL 15, 16. Page Twenty-Three The Otto parents enjoy a visit from their seminarian son, Frater Edgar. Anne 15 at his right. Senior boys with Mr. Tessin at the Tessin home, receive news of President RooseveIt's death. Evening at the LaBarIIe home. Marge is- standing. Page Twenty-Four Diggin' some of Moe's best jive records. The Edward Waier family r From left to right: Mr. Water, Mrs. Water, Vincent ts We shall remember always For well we know that wha The Christian home is temg Wherein peace dwells fore - Class po The Harry Lawler family From left to right: Sheila, Colleen, Cseniorl Ierry, Mrs. and Nancy. Holy Commumon together. Kathleen, Emmet. rooms ol home. Lord IS, Master. Without God rosary for World Peace. Muriel, Helen, Mary Agnes, '44, Mr. Lcrwler, Kay, Carol, Come right in! The Borey twins are hos- tesses to the senior girls. Senior Girls Club relaxing. Irene and Helen Roy giving A their mother an evening off. Dancing at the Jamie son home. Page Twenty-F'i1w Queen and Quality honored the '44 football squad at the annual Queen's Ball held in the school auditorium. Queen Theresa Brogger ruled for the evening over the Orange and Black. She was escorted by Robert Chesher. Elaine l-linds and Betty McGurrin were attendants, and they were escorted by Vincent Call and lames Vfaier. GX The fun and work of school . . . School activities got into swing with the Freshman initiation Iudge Chesher pass- ed sentences . . . Halloween party was all- school, all-fun party. ..Sophomores were hosts at Sixth War Bond Drive when - A stamp was purchased at the door, Then students danced and bought some more. Victor or Vanquished - all enjoyed the weekly lunior-after-the-games parties where jukebox records department spirits high... Misty eyes and Moe's sweet orchestra strains bid Binkie Call farewell before he dons Navy Blue.. .Faculty and students relax and enjoy good movies on school program . . . Andrewites put away their jokes and jives for the soft carols of the Christmas party ...Depression? No, the Seniors stage Hard Times party.. .Sodality delights guests in All-Catholic Easter Tulip-Time . . . The lami- eson Family finish the evening at the Boy home after the senior play, Cousin Iudy . . . Zip Trahan starts doing things the Navy Way after the seniors' farewell dance at the Watz home. . .juniors sing at the lunior-Senior Banquet- The years gone by were only too few, We'll miss old friends and pals we knewf' Seniors are guests of P-TA. at baccalau- rate breakfast . . . Commencement party . . . farewell. Juniors Fete Seniors at Junior-Senior Banquet, May 1 Page Twenty-Six 'f F'f' !?ff'F5?t:'!H!!,!H'4F'f ?!'iT'? ' ' ' r , E Q 1 1 fwfi L ww. a' fs 'N T c N 1 w t 7 Lang-4 3 v-via , 4 . se X N Q, we A Q s Q fgna ,Qi tw Q 7 .Y 4 ra if . 3,5 z N ,im Q, N , . .. ill! 5. 4 zf X 'Qi X' , afv- -, I' 5' UB A fdfgw . Z 1 F I: fs ,E E , ' , J v , g rsh f' Q Y 5 t we 3 in fu W, ii v. 5 if Q - V - I ..,.. . 2 .lvpvnnr-v ufiiml 'ul' 'I' ' l ' if :Aux-I May the lolessinq of CHRIST, THE KING OF PEACE, be upon those valiant warriors, - Alumni of St. Andrew - who as qood fathers anol mothers are doinq Gocl's work in their homes. To the Alumni who as priests are leaclinq souls to their eternal salvation. To the Alumnae who as religious teachers consecrated to God are helping to form a citizenry tor America and for Heaven. Page Twenty-Sew ev i al Ji l IUNIORS-lelt to riqht: Richard Blumke, president, Elaine Hinds, Vice-president, Rita Forbes, secretary: Roy Iank, treasurer: lacqueline Anderson, Nancy Baird, Ianet Beatty, Ann Marie Benson, Eoice' Bird, Clarence Blurnke, Leo Chesher, Grace Ciarma- tario, Donald Connors, Bernadette Cottrell, Peter Cottrell, Mary Catherine Dexter, Patricia Fehn, Gerald Fisher, Donna Guerin, Elizabeth Haefner, Floyd Hart, Thomas l-lauch, Donald Hoerauf, Albert Ianetsky, Iohn Knox, Robert Leidlein, Maureen Loeffler, Marian McMullen, Edward McKinley, Margaret Maher, Iarnes Ofqrefl, MCITY Pmll, lOCI1'1 Rapin, Edward Rocker, Mary Salget, Ma ry Schnettler, Valerie Schultz, Donald Shay, Mary Frances, Sova, Iulia Trcmbley, Mary Wressel, Aileen Zumrner. Page Twenty-Eight W J 1 J I -Q M-ex? - .:-it . are f W ,smuww +A., ' , 1. Q ww , If J A 3 .env 4 ,. L... SOPHOMORES--left to right: lean Straebel, president, loanne McColaan, vice-president, Ruth Bader, secretary: Paul Prud'homme, treasurer, Ioan Aldrich, lacquline Austin, Dorothy Ayotte, Ioy Ann Bain, Iohn Barrett, Norma Bennet, loan Boeheim, Rose Marie Boss, lane Briedenbach, Annabelle Carroll, Catherine Danqel, Elmer Dey, Iohn Doyle, Bradley Floerke, lohn Frimberqer, Lorraine Galarno, Collette Gemple, Robert Hodqins, lames lankowiak, Ioan Konieczka, Hubert Kuehn, Audrey La Framboise, Dale LaFrance, Margaret Lamb, Ierome Leet, Betty Lerczak, Thomas McDonald, Betty McGurrin, lule Ann McQuade, Kath- leen Merklinq, lean Michalski, Catherine Mikoliczeak, Ann Millerov, Virgil Moeller, Iames Owens, Betty Picard, Mary Louise Hooker, Barbara Rummler, Robert Sanburn, Vivian Schramke, Mary Stack, Catherine Stevens, Donald Sweeney, Mary Kay VanAarle, James Vrfaier, Ierome W'allaert. Page Twenty-Nine N .1t-: W? 1 My zzzv get it t W z z W tr rr its f , in , 4, , yy 2 mf :.. t , 5 tt' it , 2, s:e 1 . ,W-W' 5 , ff 5 E ,iz , 5 'RYA ,fm . H r fr-'Q' A403594 New www t 'viii M W M.-43' f A-dl 'tx 3 'Q 1'. My l K diy , ,fa 1 jill : ,'ii::f 2 ' . . -: - 1' S : i f l ':Q iii l 1 pm 1.. 55' 'al t' ':i: zii' i :Au -....,: E IIV xvfi .t:,,.5 :.,,W sit., .. W Q FRESHMEN-leit to right: Kenneth Schultz, president, Robert Mooney, vice-presidentg Patricia W'ctqner, secretary: Helen Roy, treasurer: Donald Bain, Beverly Barnekow, Gale Bauer, Thomas Beatty, Bentley Bird, Sally Blurnke, loan Borowiak, Ray Bowerman, Albert Brady, Bernice Brawley, Barbara Breidenback, Sally Brieske, David Cherry, Thomas Cottrell, Robert Couillard, Maureen Doepker, 'William Doyle, Nancy Duffy, Richard Edel, Mary Evoy, Ralph Ferrante, Patricia Fisher, Wallin Gorse, Frances Gender, Irma Holcomb, Ierome Horgan, Rose Marie lenna, Lois Ann Iolin, Dolores Katz, Suzanne Kelby, Alfred Kiessel, Betty Kincade, Elizabeth Kleinebriel, Esther Lalfrance, Mary Helen Lawler, Nancy Lawler, Patricia Letherer, Richard Letherer, Marvin Loiselle, Iames McColgan, William McKinley, Dorothy McMullen, Phillip Marker, Robert Moreau, Robert Pelon, Beverly Phillips, Elizabeth Rehrnann, lack Rehmann, Bruce Riffel, Ianet Robertson, Helen Slaqet, Bernard Schultz, Melvin Schultz, William Schulz, Sharon Smith, Laura Spencer, William Stoner, Harry Shernanski Kathleen Waier, Iune Wressel. Page Thirty Athletics ..A ,,. .. .A . S sports Editor -,.V : 1+ A ' ' EII ':' A Wm-IAMRYAN tll 4t t tt l Columnist 'Ab' :!,, FLOYD SHADDEAU In A REV. GEORGE ARTMAN Rev. George Artman, new Athletic Director, proved himself a capable successor to Rev. Glenn Cronkite in this noble task. During the past year he has greatly succeeded in helping the Andrewites to a successful year in the field of Sports. MR. ANTHONY BROGGER Vlfhat would the Orangejackets do without Mr. Brogger? His aid at the Pep Meetings is greatly appreciated, not only by the athletes, but by everyone. May he continue with the Orangeiackets for years to come. Our deep gratitude is due at this time to St. Andrew Athletic Association, who so generous- ly and untiringly carried on through the 1944-45 season to equip the athletes oi St. Andrew. ST. ANDREW ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION I I Iune 1944 - Iune 1945 President ----- lohn Schuch Vice-President ---- Leo Marcoux Recording Secretary - - Paul Huebner Corresponding Secretary - lustin Carroll Treasurer ---- Herbert Straebel Iune 1945 - Iune 1946 President - - - - Leo Marcoux Vice-President - - - Frank Smillie Recording Secretary - Durwood Carcaran Corresponding Sec'y - Fred Dettenthaler Treasurer ---- Paul Huebner TRUSTEES: Anthony Ferrante, William Markle, lohn Polzin, lohn Donahue Wednesday Night Benefit Party Workers and Promoters: Edward Call, lustin Carroll, William Dupus, loseph Telmas, lohn Sobol, Samuel Plank, Ray Kennedy, Louis Mclfay, Ralph Marvin. Our gratitude to our team physicians: Dr. Albert Murphy and Dr. A. I. Nitz. Our appreciation is extended to the faculty who through their co-operation and prayers aided us to many a victory. U Our thanks goes to the student body who cheered the team throughout the year. -Floyd Shaddeau, Sports Columnist Page Thirty-One Sports in Action F00tball...St. AndreW's Vs. St. lVIichael's, Flint Basketball . . . Tournament Play Page Thirty-T Baseball. . .Team at Practice Co-Captain VINCE WAIER Hcdfbcxck IOHN' MCFAY Guard Football Co-Captain Coach -' 525524-:ll5:i:5:3'-:-:-:v. ' 1 ,fu . ' . v,S:7:Z:? ::3'.:IE: I , ROBERT BORDEAUX, '38 ' MAURICE TESSIN End Senior Letterman o o - fn! - DONALD TRAHAN IACK CONNQRS Tackle Guard Page Thirty-'three Senior Lettermen WILLIAM RYAN End DONALD COUILLARD BOB CHESHER Fullback H lfback Football Scores October le- St. Michael, Flint, 6-U - - October 8 - St. lames, Bay City, 27-6 - - October 15 - St. Mary, Saginaw, 18-20 - October 22 - St. Ioseph, Saginaw, 13-8 - October 29 - St. Joseph, Bay City, 25-U - November 12 -- Home Away Home Away Away St. Mary, Bay City, 1-U Ctorteitj Home November 19 - St. Peter and Paul, 6-7 - - Home EARL TWAY FLOYD SHADDEAU Halfback Ouarterback Page T hirty-Four Basketball District Champions , 5 Top Row, left to right: Rev. George Artman, Athletic Director, Don Connors, Robert Hoolgins, Bill Ryan, lack Barrett, Richard Blumke, Coach Ed Gnatlcowski. Bottom Row: Floyd Hart, Roy Icmk, Captain Floyd Shaddeau, Vince Waier, Maurice Tessin. VINCE WAIER BILL RYAN MAURICE TESSIN FLOYD SHADDEAU, Captain Page Thirty-Five Baseball Coach IACK MARKLE, '41 Top, lelt to right: lerome Leet, lack Barrett, Don Grabosky, Bill Ryan, Floyd 1-lart, Maurice Tessin. Middle: Don Connors, Hubert Kuehn, Floyd Shaddeau, Vince W'aier, Richard Blumke. Bottom: Al Brady, Harry Shemanski, Gale Bauer, Bernard Schultz. Clieer Leaders Standing, left to right: Mary Borey, Ioan Abbott, Margaret Borey, Maryann Barger. Kneeling, left to right: Irene Roy, Donna Watz. Page Thirty-Six Basketball Scores We They Sacredlieart Merrilll - - 55 Z3 St. Ioseph CSaginawl - - 16 Z0 St. Mary fSaginawJ - - - 31 29 St. loseph lBay Cityl - - - 36 19 SS. Peter and Paul CSaginawl - - 33 18 Sacred Heart lMerril1J - - - 43 Z7 St. lames fBay City! - - 28 8 St. Ioseph lSagir1awJ - - 29 31 St. lohn llissexcillel - 42 30 St. Mary lBay Cityl - - - 36 14 St. Mary CSaginawl - - 47 32 SS. Peter and Paul lSagi:1aw7 - 27 38 Tournament - Regional St. Iames CBay Cityl - - - 38 30 St. Mary lSaginawJ - 38 35 Tournament - District Vassar -- -- 58 48 Bad Axe - A - 27 36 Baseball Scores We They Michigan Lutheran Seminary - - 1 3 St. lohr1's, Essexville - - - 5 6 St. loseph's, Saginaw - 13 1 St. Mary's, Saginaw - - 9 3 SS. Peter and Paul, Saginaw - - 9 1 A11Saint's, Flint - - 4 3 Hemlock - - - 1 0 St. loseph's, Bay City - - 2 0 The State: the family protector The Church: the family sanctifier 1 fig- 1 1 E 1 ! I 1 i i ! l 1 These things' abide forever, Great loves for which men sacrifice their lives! That others may enioy them in the years to be- A home, a flag, a shining torch, And over all the holy cross of Christ. Class Poem, Nothing Without God. Page Thirty-Seveoz PROTECTING young citizens at crossings. Hugo Bauman. patrol captain, gives instru: tions before duty. RULING Saginaw for a day. Thaddeus Schultz fleftl sits beside Eric Wie- neke, Carl Peterson and Joseph Bauer Winning St Andrew Boy Town acclaimed city champs. Serving our country by selling and buying war bonds and stamps. Left to right, Patricia Jankowiak, J o sell h Friske, Betty Kretz, Jacqueline Austin , Dale La France, Bruce Riffel, Hugo Bau- mann, Frances Gonder. ORGANIZING St. Andrew Boy Scouts under direction of Mr. William Duperie, Scoutmaster, center, assisted by Robert Chesher, right, Robert Leidlein, letterman sweater, and Vincent Waicr, eagle scout. Page Thirty-Eight the Pacific. chairman. p A BEARING the name ST ANDREVV somewhere in PLANNXNG Red Cross aC- 1 tivities-Maryann Balfggf, ' secretary and publicity , .g,3'i'5m JE w',is5e'fw: w ,af i w .twggwg , if T as ,,. f, X 3 I , . ,. , . 51. , .L , . . ,mpgfzw WW fm 1 ...,,.1e. efas , W ' , f::m .-em - - itil f 11-if3':5i7f??5Z3'5 f .i5isl2LfW ' su in , -'--- 5 -is ' Q 3 A, . .,,i ,, i .-,:-Z: ' ' I!'2:,Ii2:-..,.:. ,,,.,s.. , . , :g'I., L L' ' '53 Q' wif Rev. Timothy Kroboth, Pastor, and senior acolytes ready to begin the Holy Mass for the needs of the family, the school, the country, and tor the spread ot Christ's Kingdom on earth. Left, front row: Iohn Connors, Floyd Shacldeau, president, Vincent Waier, Clarence Henning. Second row: Iohn McFay, Ioseph Bauer, Robert Chesher, Earl Tway. Third row: Don ald Couilliard, Fred Barnekow, William Ryan, Maurice Tessin. The holiest gift of God is ours Who guard a tabernacle in a sea of peace Beneath the beacon of a sanctuary lamp The church is very quiet Where we can come to spend An hour alone with God. His love is ours. Binding us to Him like a chain of gold. Page Thirty-Nine Page Forty Last Will and Testament The time has come for the Class of l945 to bequeath their valued possessions and their precious memories to their successors! First, to our Reverend Pastor, Father Kroboth, and to Father Artman, and to Father Kosciel- niak, we leave our ardent wish for continued success. our understanding faculty we give our prayerful wish for many happy teaching years. To To the luniors we bestow our energetic School Spiritf' the Sophomores we bequeath the teachers we had as Seniors. To To the Freshmen we give our studious manner. loan Abbott gives her bobby pins and kerchief to lulia Trombley. Dorothy Ankoviak leaves her studious manner to Grace Ciamitaro. Marilyn Bannan bestows upon lanet Beatty, all her dramatic readings. Maryann Barger begueaths to Mary Schnettler her cheering ability. Patricia Boeheim leaves to Elizabeth Haefner her Amplifier position. Margaret Borey wills to Tom l-lauck her position as financier of the Amplifier. Mary Borey bequeaths to loan Rapin her good times at class parties. loe Bauer and Fred Barnekow will all their Big Business dealings to Peg Mahar. T. B. Brandimore generously leaves his plaid shirts, tip bowls, and clashing suspenders to lames Orgren. Theresa Brogger wills her dramatic ability to Nancy Baird. Bob Chesher leaves his best wishes to his successorf' Don Connors. Don Couillard bequeaths to Edward Rooker his corner of the doghouse. lohn Connors leaves his extreme shyness to Don I-loerauf. Rosemary Dettenthaller bestows upon Mary Sova her after-school hobbies. Don Grabosky leaves his light blue chalk to Ed McKinley. Clarence Henning wills to Gerald Fisher his snazy auto, his sax, and a couple of maroon and white banners. Bernerd Edel leaves his country drives and his swing at l-lemeter park to Roy Iank. Rosemary l-lorgan bestows upon Elaine Hinds her lrish ways and her feather cut. Colleen Lawler leaves behind to Valerie Schultz her way with peoplef' Betty Kretz wills to Leo Chesher her pleasing personality and pepf' Marge La Barge bequeaths to Don Shay her services to the class and her delightful humor. Shirley McCurry leaves her red locks and love for sax music to.Marion McMullen. lohn McFay wills to Boice Bird his place in Moe's band . . . and curly hair. Virginia Moeller donates to Aileen Zummer her boogie woogie steps. Rosemary Novak bequeaths her sweet, shy manner to lohnny Knox. Anne Otto wills to Mary Salget, her love for study and her good times at parties. lane Pettet leaves to Anne M. Benson, her height and youthful ways. Irene Roy bestows her seat in the assembly to Maureen Loeffler. Bill Ryan leaves his 6' 3 to Peter Cottrell and his dancing skill. Patricia McGurrin leaves her navy interests to Mary Wressel and Mary Prall. Patricia Sanburn leaves to lacquline Anderson her many purses. Flitz, Fireman Shaddeau leaves to Rich Blumke his camera and his favorite pastimes. Ted Schultz leaves his drum sticks and rhythum to Rita Forbes. Earl Tway wills to Floyd Hart his tiny interests and lucky shots. Patricia Tway bestows upon Patricia Fehn her Art Corporationf' Moe Tessin bequeaths his place at the piano to Clarence Blumke. lames Totten leaves his loud way to Donna Guerrin. Donald Zip - CTrahanll wills his bookkeeping ability to Al lantsky. lames Stevens wills his electrical skill to the laboratory. Vince Waier leaves his teasing ways and noon time recreation to Bernadette Cottrell. George Watkins leaves his ability to compose lyrics to Bob Leidlein. Donna Watz leaves her love for Good poetry to Mary C. Dexter. We, the Class of 1945, generously relinquish all claims to the above treasured gifts. - Rosemary l-lorgan, Executrix Amplifier Patrons The Very Rev. Timothy Kroboth The Rev. H. B. Koscielniak The Rev. George Artman St. Andrew P-T.A. St. Andrew Athletic Association Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Anlcovialc Sgt. Wm. .Bader Mr. and Mrs. lflfm. . Bader Miss Rosemarie Bader Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Bannan Mr. and Mrs. Fred Barnekcw Mrs. Frank Batlcowski Mr. and Mrs. Orrin Bauer Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Bauman Mr. and Mrs, W. C. Beitz Miss Louise Biddle Bently Bird Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Blickle Mrs. Clarence Blumke Cpl. lohn Boeheim, Ir. Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Boeheim Mr. P. Boos Mr. and Mrs. F. I. Borey Pic. Anthony Brogger, lr. Mis s Ann Bullis Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dfc . . Mr. Roy Che and Mrs. E. S. Card R. M. Chapman rry, U.S.M.C. lx VJ. Chesher, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Daniel G. Cohan Mr. lohn Connors I. VV. Chesher, lr. Mr. and Mrs. Elwood I. Connors Mrs. Clara Couillard Mr. and Mrs. 'William Couillard Mr. and Mrs. Herman E. Dangel Miss Kathleen E. Davis Miss Dorothy Deloude Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Dettenthaler Mr. and Mrs. Almond Dexter Mrs. D. C. Doyle Mrs. E. I. Edel Mr. George Emerick Miss Mildred E. Fehn Mr. A. Ferrante Ralph Ferrante Mrs. William George Sr. Mrs. Roy Grobe Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gnatkowslci Miss Marie O. Gander Mr. and Mrs. Felix Gonder Mrs. Thomas Griifore Miss Ruth Elaine Grifiore Mrs. Elizabeth Haeiner Pic. Paul Hauck, lr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Hauclc Mr. and Mrs. lohn Heiferan Lieut. and Mrs. Robert C. Henning Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Henning Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Henning, Sr. Miss Phyllis A. Hoerauf Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Horgan Mrs. F. Hrenick Mr. and Mrs. Vlfilliam B. Ianetsky Robert lozwiak Mrs. Frances Kedy Mrs. Leo Kelby William R. Kiessel Aired In Kiessel Mrs. Charles Kilbourn Mrs. Wesley Kincade lohn Knox Mr. Frank Konieczka Tom Krawczalc Sgt. Francis Krawczyk Pvt. Stanley Krawczyk Mr. and Mrs. Charles LaFranboise Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lamb Mr. and Mrs. Harry V. Lawler Miss Florence Lazzaro Pvt. Tony Lazzaro Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Leidlein Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Lerczalc Mr. and Mrs. Licavoli Mrs. Walter Loefller Miss Geraldine Lugiewicz Mrs. Thos. I. Lunch Miss Martha Middlestadt Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mikoliczeak Mrs. T. G. McGurrln Mr. T. G, McGurrin Mrs. Frank G. McKinley Mrs. Mary McMullen Ensign Anthony Natoniewslci Mr. and Mrs. 'William Novak Miss Rosemary Novak Miss Rosalyn Nowak Mrs. Ann Owens Mrs. I. Packard Miss lerry Preston Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Rapin Miss Mary Rapin MfSgt. and Mrs. Herman Reinhardt Mr. and Mrs. V. Robel Mr. l. A. Roy Mrs. loseph F. Schmeigel Mr, and Mrs. August Schultz Mr. and Mrs. Bert B. Schuliz Mr. and Mrs. E, H. Schultz A. S.la1'neS B. Schultz Ted Schultz Mr. and Mrs. 'W'm. Shaddeau Mr. and Mrs. John Shay Ierry Salget Ensign Floyd Slasinski Margaret Slasinski Miss Cecilia Sobol Lt. Stanley Stankiewicz Bernard A. Stelter, Sr. Miss Gertrude Straebel Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Straebel Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Schnettler Mrs. Agnes Taffee Mr. and Mrs. Emil A. Tessin Mr. Milton Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Earl L. Tway Miss lean E. Tway Mr. and Mrs. T. Van Arie Miss Kay Van Arle Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Voturba Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Vertacnil: Richard Vlfagner Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Wagner Mr. and Mrs. Edward 'Waier Miss Margaret Vlfaier M, R. Warne Agnes D. Welsh Gertrude Vlficklacz lim Wujkowslci Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Gnatkowski Mr. and Mrs. William Strabel, Las Vagas Page Forty-One Autographs I WITH BEST WISHES From THE CATHOLIC WEEKLY I 124 South Hamilton Saginaw. Michigan High Grade Portrait and Commercial Photography ' Phone 2-0313 THE BLACKWELL STUDIO 116 N. Hamilton St. Saginaw, West Side. 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Tops in the world. we think, Owe their health and happy smiles. To the milk they 1ove to drink. 1 1 1 1 1? 1 11 Il :1 1, SIMPSON BROTHERS CLOTHES D 1 1, if I IOHN F. BOEHEIM if '1 - , -, . , 1 ,Q CLEANING and PRESSING ' 1 :I 117 Federal Phones 2-2171 -3-1333 '1 1 1, 11 SF 1 A I 4, GOETZ Sz ROESER RUPPRECHT9S if ' 1 F L O R I S T S FOOD MARKET 1 ' Phone 3-2975 'C I Home Brand Fresh Frosted Foods 11 200 South Michigan Avenue 1' I, Saginaw' Michigan 2616-18 State s1. Phones 8683 - 6713 1' :E EE 1' '1 ANTHONY F. BROGGER AGENCY 1E P if Life -- Fire - Health - Accident - Automobile - Insurance :1 1 QQ sos Second National Bank Building ':, 1 1 Dial 2-1363 1: 41 .E 'Q 4 1 1 4: It Your Clothes Aren't Becoming to You. They Should Be Coming to Us 1 ' ,F BEL-RE CLEANERS 'E 1 We Call For and Deliver I , 1048 East Genesee Telephone 3-1142 lt 1 : I .' 'E A Compliments to Class of '45 H ,I 1' ' 4, ' TI-IE GASE BAKING COMPANY Q: :A -Bakers of - ,1 OLD HOME ENRICHED BREAD 5: 0 .41'36,W. Genesee A Phone 23133 2 1, ,: 41 it --- my 4 I I Congratulations, Class of '45! RUYC RAF T COACH COMPANY Makers of America's Most Beautiful Trailer Coaches CHESANING. MICHIGAN 1891 1945 THE J' Co. Compliments of WOLVERINE PATTERN 8z MANUFACTURING C0 Wood and Metal Patterns 1906 South Michigan Phone 2-9223 The Acorn Press FINE PRINTING I 'I05 SO. NIAGARA ST. JACK ADAMS, PROPRIETOR DIAL 7722 E Compliments of - SEAL-O-CO STATIONS I P 1 88 ...v vv..v. eeeeeeeeee- 41 '1 'r ii R. P. LEWIS COMPANY If Office Supplies - Social Stationery P 128 N. Washington Avenue Saginaw, Michigan PLUMBING and HEATING ANTHONY I. KUCZWARS 1818 N. Hamilton Phone 6812 ' EDWARD C. LERCZAK Fancy Groceries, Meats and Home Made Ice Cream 327 Shattuck and Iackson St. P . max Qaiejzh Haw-M and Hecuufy, .SQFLU-19, 222 South Washington Avenue i 1. Telephone 3-3453 MICHIGAN SHOE COMPANY - S T A T I O N S - - 2114 South Michigan Avenue 1418 State Street 1304 Gratiot Avenue 1203 E. Ellsworth St., Midland, Mich. 0 Free Premiums 0 Good Gasoline 0 Neighborly Treatment by Home Folks McINTYRE PHOTO SERVICE 122 N. HAMILTON ST. PHONE 2-2646 . 5 1 A FRIEND gm ,,,,,,,:,,,,,:,,, ,,, J,,g,g,QQQlfQ,Q,..,.:,,- ,,, ,wg U ,.,v ea 53? G29 4 4a 4a 41 41 4, 1 4+ lldifed We Sfdnd - Divided We 9111! 4 4 4 4 AFFILIATED WITH 4 THE C.I.O. 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 KENNETH T. FORBES 4 4 Regional Director UJ-LW. - C.I.O. Region 1D 41 4: 4a 41 4a - W deg -...sv.v- .V I 1, f K 4-v - f. f. ark. ,. , . I 4 Mt. Lf . , rf' 1 , .1 .fx'2'iC- n Q - vf