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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1956 volume:

449 'E .fu ,,.- X: xi 'gg v. an JH- 740 1956 ,Cl X, X-.- Sami H - of ST. ANDREW HIGH SCHOOL Saginaw, Michigan 1 THE MOST REVEREND STEPHEN S. WOZNICKI, D.D Bishop of Saginaw 2 From the Pastor: May God bless our students of St. Andreufs High and keep in their hearts all the sound rules of living they have learned and will learn here. Our graduates of 1956 should so live that they will reflect honor upon themselves and their beloved school. Reverend Father O'Connor 3 Dedication To you, who first taught us to love God and God's world, Who set our feet on the path pointing toward our final home in Heaven To you who have loved us, sheltered us, Educated and prepared us to the fullest of your abilities, We take this opportunity to show our thanks By dedicating to you, our parents, this 1956 Andrean. 4 I955 - I956 Keeping the public informed of the weekly activities of St. Andrew High School is the job of the student radio announcers over WSAM and WSGW . They are: Gwen Robertson, Carl Roeser, Sue Smith, and Mary Jo Schmiegel. Contents Introduction. . , . 1 Seniors .... . .9 Underclassmen .... 25 Spiritual .... . . 33 Scholastic . . . . 39 Social . . . . . 53 Athletics. . . . . 61 Advertisers . . . . 72 5 Walking With God Within . . . What an adventure! Our smallest actions take on a new meaning and a rich fullness When we realize that Christ is ever within us. Though in future years we may spread to far places, Through our occupations and situations may be many and varied, We will never be alone nor without a friend. For then, as now, we shall walk always with God, within. And when the last great adventure comes, How joyously we shall enter into His Presence To be with Him eternally in Heaven. Faculty su-ner Mary 1me1da,R.s.M..PrinciPa1 Sister Mary Perpetua, R.S.M.. ,. . Sister Maura, R.S.M. ..... . Sister Mary Esther, R.S.M ..... Sister Mary Leona, R.S.M. . . . . Sister Mary Caspar, R.S.M. . . . . Sister Mary Antoinette, R.S.M Sister Mary Virginia, R.S.M .... Sister Mary Lucy, R.S.M. .. .... Sister Mary Bede, R.S.M. .... . Sister Mary Martina, R.S.M. . . . Mr. Eugene Glick .......... Mr. John Young .... . . . Mr. Robert O. Wolf. . . . Mrs. Eleanor McCrea . . Social Science, Commercial Junior Advisor, Social Studies Senior Advisor, English, Glee Club Mechanical Drawing, Science Mathematics Junior Advisor, Commercial Sodality Moderator Freshman Advisor, Latin Senior Advisor, English, Art Andrean - Amplifier Advisor Sophomore Advisor, French, Library Freshman Advisor, Mathematics Sophomore Advisor, Biology Business Mathematics, Athletics English Music Physical Education Accredited by North Central Associatio of Colleges and Secondary Schools 7 Diocesan Superintendent R d Th mas Assistant dC1 Pa s tor rence Smolinski X if x .. gil gs .Sf Q X! PL X S i if A Rx Saw H -xx 3 fi? 5 -ww, ,MW V . gs 3? ff? is 6 E fa X .1 S 5 f E 2 1 E i i Seniors 1 ' se. X xx E S JJ, Q, sw K. .Xi is . i i 2 i i 'WWW .i - 5 E Q 2 i wifi 5 i Siwli if 'E Q 1 A senior is taught to assume responsibility. Here, Patrick Lafferty, loaned for a survey job, fills out a form with answers provided by Mrs. E. Cooper in connection with the proposed construction of a new three level city parking ramp . i .W .h WV . .: ek ,: K: S, - es -S K , L. , . : Q ' si'i J o 4 1 2 S 5 3 Q k i 55. 7. K: , Z, V- -If NJ .: 7. I in eb, A .y . K K 3 3 S is as M 5 is . LS o 1 E i SANDRA BARRETT St. Andrew Parish nior Government Day 45 Sodality lr 3,45 Monitor 45 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 rfect Attendance 2,3,45 Library 45 SSA 3,45 sscA 4, French Club 3. ? X 3 JEAN BOURCIER St, Andrew Parish BARBARA J. BATKOSKI St, Josaphat Parish Sodality l52,3,45 Scholastic Honor Soc- iety 1,2,3,45 Perfect Attendance 1,2,3, 45 Student Council Treasurer 45 Class Secretary 35 Amplifier Staff 35 Typing Award 35 Cheerleader 25 Queen's Court 45 Quill and Scroll 35 Shorthand Award 35 TSSA 45 Unit Leader 2, f , BARBARA BRAIM St, Helen Parish :nior Government Day 45 Latin Club Senior Government Day 45 Latin Club Sodalifv 1s Typing Award 3s Foot- 1,25 sedeury 1,25 Glee cmb 1,2,45 L11 2:33 Baseball 13 Altar BOY 1,25 Typing Award 35 Library 2,3. ovie Operator 25 French Club 35 alent Show 4. 'IO an FRANCIS BATKOSKI St, Josaphat Parish Senior Government Day 45 Latin Club 15 Sodality 1,25 Monitor 45 Perfect Attendance 1,2,45 Letterman's Club 4. .ref I ,mr slN.,Lx,it.c , 5: Vt. 55 es EMIL BREIDENBACH St, Andrew Parish Senior Government Day 45 Latin Club 1,25 Sodality 1,2,35 Monitor 45 Foot- ball 45 Letterman's Club 4. JENIECE BUCKLEY St, Helen Parish :nior Government Day 45 Latin lub 1,25 Sodality 1,2,3,45 Glee lub 1, SSCA. 4, soffbau 1. MICHAEL CARROLL St. Andrew Parish nior Government Day 45 Sodality 1, 35 Publications Staffs 3,45 Typing vvard 35 Baseball 1,25 Movie Operator 3,45 TSSA 3. NORMAN BURKE St. Matthew Parish Senior Government Day 45 Football 35 Basketball 1,25 Mardi Gras Com- mittee 4. A ,ifk l g ' : J A EDWARD CARY St. Helen Parish Senior Government Day 45 Publications Staffs 3,45 Football 1,25 Baseball 1,25 Movie Operator 3,45 Safe Driving Award 1. 'I1 SHARON CALL St, Andrew Parish Latin Club 1,25 Sodality 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 1,2,45 Scholastic Honor Society 2,35 Perfect Attendance 1,2,3,45 Class Treasurer 1,35 Typing Award 35 Chee: leader 3,45 Shorthand Awards 3,45 TSSA. 3. SHARLENE ANN CHAMPAGNE St, Matthew Parish Senior Government Day 45 Sodality 1 2,3,45 Class Treasurer 25 TSSA. 4. f RICHARD coN1.EY JANET CORMIER I-E0 A- CZYMBOR St. John the Baptist Parish St- Casimir Parish St' Andrew Parish Qenior Government Day 4, Sodality 3, Senior Government Day 45 Latin Club Senior Govemment Day 3,45 Sodalii tudent Council 4, Class Vice-President 112s Gloo Club 1. 1,2,3,4s Monitor 4s Soholosrio Hono ,. Society 15 Perfect Attendance 15 Student Council 15 Student Council Vice-President 45 Football 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,25 Letterman's Club 3,45 Movie Operator 1,2,3,45 TSSA 3. ANNA RAE DAVENPORT BARBARA DAVIS MA-RY I-OU DA-VIS St. Matthew Parish St, Helen Parish 512. Andrew PI-1l'iSh Senior Government Day 45 Sodality Senior Government Day 45 Latin Club 1,25 Senior G0V91'Ylm91'1t DRY 43 I-Stir! Clllli 1,2,35 Glee Club 1,45 Amplifier Staff Sodality 1,25 Scholastic Honor Society 25 1,25 Sodality 1,2,3,43 Glee Club 1,2,l 45 Poetry Award 3. Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Perfect Attendance 1,2, C1285 TI'e3Sl11'e1' 45 Good Counsel Cl!!! 1. 12 MARILYN DAVISON St, Andrew Parish lity 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 1,2535 latin 1 1,25 Baseball 1,35 Library 45 French + 35 Tennis 1,25 Cheerleader 4. KATHLEEN DOUGHERTY St, Andrew Parish ,ior Government Day 45 Sodality ,35 Baseball 15 Perfect Attendance I 3. 5 -1 , HAROIJD DEVORE ROSALIE DIMLRCURIO St. Stephen Parish Mt, Carmel Parish Senior Government Day 45 Latin Club 1,25 Perfect Attendance 4, Sodality 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 45 Per- fect Attendance 15 Amplifier Staff 45 Baseball 1,35 TSSA 3,45 SSCA 45 Softball 15 Tennis 1. 11 X:lfua f'I MAUREEN ERWAY IOANN K, Ev!-gpqr St, Helen Parish St, Helen Parish Senior Government Day 45 Sodality Latin Club 1,25 Sodality 35 Glee 3,45 AmP1i-fiel' Staff 3. Club 1,2,3,45 Perfect Attendance 15 Baseball 1,35 Library 2,3. 13 EMMA JEAN FINAZZI St, Andrew Parish Senior Govemment Day 45 Sodality 35 Andrean Staff 45 Baseball 15 Softball 15 Good Counsel Club 1. IEANET GERGER St, Andrew Parish Latin Club 1,25 Sodality 1,2,3,45 Monitor 45 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Scholastic Honor Society 2,45 Perfect Attendance 1,2,3,45 National Honor Society 35 Library 45 TSSA 3,45 SSCA. 45 Junior Red Cross Representative 3. tl, . 5 be .Q14.'?.Q'3 , Ra . le I .vi , .9 fb- KS 5 I Q 4 A '5 5 at JANLES FRANZ St. Stephen Parish Senior Government Day 45 Latin Club 1,25 Sodality 1,2,3,45 Perfect Attendance 1,2. Q, J Wm Xi BRUCE GNATKOWSKI St. Helen Parish Latin Club 1,25 Sodality 1,2,35 Student Council 1,25 Class President 15 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3 Letterman's Club 1,2,3,45 All Valley Foot- ball Team 3,45 All Valley Basketball Team 2,3. 14 PHILIP GASE St. Andrew Parish Senior Government Day 45 Sodalit5 l,2,3,45 Monitor 45 Class President 35 Altar Boy 3,45 Talent Show 4. fn W JANE GOETZ St. Andrew Parish Senior Government Day 45 latin C1 lg Sodality 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 1,2,1 .4s Cheerleader 3,45 Library 4, 'rssA 3 SSCA 4, if it A 3 THOMAS D, GRIFFORE St, Stephen Parish ar Government Day 45 Latin Club udality 1,2,3,45 Monitor 45 Football :5 Baseball 1,2535 Basketball 15253545 :rman's Club 1,2,3,45 Library 45 Le Operator 45 TSSA 4, ' . Sf- lg MARY GUTOWSKI St, Josaphat Parish l G Scroll 35 Latin Club 15 Sodality B545 Glee Club 15Publications Staffs :holastic Honor Society 35 TSSA 3, SCA 45 Tennis 1. g. ' 'X ks 4 x l missile.. mg N an :..+ N ,.,,:: 5 , X 5 W ..r, r33Y1?..sw ,J M . . 1. 9 wg RICHARD GRONOWSKI St, John the Baptist Parish Mardi Gras Committee 45 Art Award 4, LORRAINE HALL St. John the Baptist Parish Latin Club 15 Sodality 1,2535 Glee Club Publications Staffs 3 4- T in Award 35 1 s YP g Quill S Scroll 35 Library 35 Tennis 15 Good Service Medal 1,2. 15 1: THOMAS L. GUERIN St, John the Baptist Parish Senior Government Day 45 Latin Club 1,2 Sodality 1,2,3,45 Monitor 45 Class Preside 45 Publications Staffs 45 Student Council 45 Football 25 TSSA 3,45 Poetry Award 45 National Honor Society 4, 5 W .5 Q S CHARLES HENNING Mt. Carmel Parish Senior Government Day 45 Sodality 1 2,35 Glee Club 45 Publications Staffs 3,45 Football 25 Movie Operator 2,3,4 TSSA 354. AV 3-b DA VID HUEBLER St, Andrew Parish :nior Government Day 45 Latin lub 15 Sodality 1,2,35 Monitor 45 xotball 1,25 Altar Boy 1,2,3. ay, , , vw L 1 3 fJ5 rgd 5 1 bf, Q ay s E' 1 325 I P L . , ,M A Q- ,5w,,1f A as syn: . . 5 fi JAMES KAPALA St, Casimir Parish anior Govemment Day 45 Sodality 1,2,3. JOANNE HYATT St, Helen Parish Sodality 1,2,3,45 Student Council 15 Class Secretary 25 Publications Staffs 3,45 Cheerleader 1,3,45 Letterman's Club 45 TSSA 35 Queen's Court 2,35 Football Queen 4. JEANNE KENDALL St, Andrew Parish Latin Club 1,25 Sodality 1,2,3,45 Monitor 45 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Scholastic Honor Society 1,2,3,45 Publications Staffs 45 National Honor Society 35 TSSA 35 Poetry Awards 3,45 Sacristan 3,45 Soft- ball 15 Valedictorian, 16 MARY ANN KACZMAREK St, Josaphat Parish Senior Government Day 45 Latin Club 15 Sodality 1,2,35 Glee Club 15 Perfec Attendance 1,25 Publications Staffs 3,1 Baseball 15 Tennis 1. VERN V. KORKUS St, Casimir Parish Senior Government Day 45 Latin Clul 1,25 Sodality 1,2,3,45 Monitor 45 Stud ent Council 45 Class Vice-President 45 TSSA 45 Poetry Award 45 Boys Stat 4. GENE KING St. Helen Parish ior Government Day 45 Latin Club 5 LV. Football. SUZANNE LABRASH St, Matthew Parish or Government Day 45 Latin Club Scholastic Honor Society 35 Lib- 35 Poetry Award 3. ROBERT KOSTICK St, Andrew Parish Senior Government Day 45 Sodality 1,2535 Latin Club 1,25 Monitor 45 Perfect Attendance 3,45 Football 3, 45 Letterman's Club 3,45 Movie Operator 1,2,3,45 TSSA 3. PATRICK LAFFERTY St. Stephen Parish Sodality 1,2,3,45 Scholastic Honor Society 1,2,3,45 Student Council President 45 Class Vice-President 15 National Honor Society 35 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 All Valley Football 2nd Team 45 Altar Boy 1,2,3,45 Sodality Treasurer 2,35 All State Honorable Mention Football 4. 17 il GALE KRAWCZAK St, Casimir Parish Senior Government Day 45 Latin Clul: 1,25 Scholastic Honor Society 25 Poetry Award 4. CAROL LANGLOIS St. Casimir Parish Senior Govemment Day 45 Latin Club 1,25 Sodality 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 1,45 Scholastic Honor Society 25 Andrean Staff 45 TSSA. 3,45 Poetry Awards 3,45 National Honor Society 4. JOHN LAUNDRA St, Helen Parish :dality 3,45 Glee Club 45 Student Council Football 3,45 Basketball 35 Baseball 3,45 :tterman's Club 3,45 Altar Boy 3,45 Altar by President 45 TSSA 3,45 Catholic Youth 'eek Skit 45 Andrean Ad Award 4. xiii! 'T 1 JANET LUTH St, Matthew Parish :nior Govemment Day 45 Sodality 152,35 lass:Secretary 15 TSSA 35 Essay Award 4. R, KENNY LETHERER St, Andrew Parish AGNES UG!-1 1 St. Elizabeth Parish, Reese Senior Government Day 45 Sodality 1,2,3,45 Seniof' Govemmefft Dal' 4s Latin Club library 45 Movie Operator 1,2,3,45 TSSA 3,4. Sodahty 1v2i Typmg Award 35 French I, f A ' f -f r ,,'- ,auf THOMAS MAXWELL St, Andrew Parish Senior Government Day 45 Latin Club 1 25 Amplifier Staff 45 Football 152,35 Lette:- man's Club 3,45 Poetry Award 3, 18 3. THOMAS McCARTNEY St, Andrew Parish Sodality 1,2,3,45 Monitor 45 Scholastic Society 45 Football 1,2,3,45 Football C: 45 All Valley Team 45 Altar Boy 1,2,3, Altar Boy Treasurer 35 TSSA 35 All Stat Honorable Mention Football 4. rr S K 1 new DONALD Mc1NERNEY St, Helen Parish Govemment Day 45 Latin Club 1,25 ty 152535 Glee Club 45 Talent Show MARY MILSTEAD St, Andrew Parish ,lity 15253545 Monitor 45 Glee Club Scholastic Honor Society 15253,45 :ct Attendance 35 Student Council xblications Staffs 45 TSSA 35 A 45 Poetry Award 35 Orgauist 1525 Leader 45 Catholic Youth Week 45 National Honor Society 4. JAMES NICINTYRE St. Andrew Parish BETTY MEEHIEDER St. Matthew Parish Senior Govemment Day 45 Latin Club 1,25 Monitor 45 Perfect Attendance 1525 Andrean Co-editor 45 Amplifier Staff 45 Altar Boy 15253545 Altar Boy Treasurer 25 SSCA 45 Good Citizenship Award 35 Unit leader 4 Senior Government Day 45 Sodality 1,2 Student Council 25 Class Secretary 35 Publications Staffs 45 Poetry Award 3, 'IHOMAS R, OWENS JANICE, PREZZATO St. Helen Parish Sr, John the Baptist Parish Senior Government Day 45 Sodality Senior Governnqent Day 45 Sodaliry 2,2 152535 TSSA 3. Typing Award 3. 19 ,M 3 SHIRLEY REIMUS FREDRIC ROEDER St. Andrew Parish St, Helen Parish Senior Government Day 45 latin Club Senior Government Day 45 Latin Club L5 Sodality 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 15 1,25 Sodality l,2,3,45 Monitor 4: Per- Iheerleader 45 Library 45 Letterman's fect Attendance 1,2,45 Andrean Staff :lub 4, rssA 3. DOROTHY ROSS St, Andrew Parish Senior Government Day 3,45 Sodality l,2,3,45 Monitor 45 Glee Club 1,2,35 Scholastic Honor Society 1,2,3,45 ?erfect Attendance 3,45 Amplifier Staff 3,45 Quill 8 Scroll 35 TSSA. 3,45 SSCA 45 SSS Representative 45 MSU Summer Workshop 45 Unit Leader 4, 45 Football 2,45 Letterman's Club 45 Altar Boy 1,2,3,45 TSSA. 3,4. SAUNDRA SARGENT St. Andrew Parish Sodality 1,2,3,45 Monitor 45 Glee Club 1,25 Student Council Secretary 45 Class Secretary 15 Scholastic Honor Society 3,45 Queen's Court 45 Letterrnan's Club 45 TSSA 35 Unit Leader 2,3,45 Citizenship Award 25 Cheerleader 4. 20 ,K r .'M ggg5 CARL ROESER St, Andrew Parish Sodality 1,2,3,45 Monitor 45 Scholas Honor Society 1,2,3,45 Student Com 3,45 Class President 35 Publications Staffs 45 National Honor Society 35 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 All Valley Football Team 45 Altar I 1,2,3,45 All State Football 45 Sodali Prefect 45 All Diocesan Football 3,4 ,ar .vi it . Sl-IEILA SAUTTER St, Andrew Parish Senior Government Day 3,45 Sodality 1,2,3,45 Amplifier Editor 45 Glee Club 15 Scholastic Honor Society 1,2, 3,45 Perfect Attendance 1,25 Andrean Co-editor 45 Quill G Scroll 35 Shorthand Awards 45 TSSA 3,45 MSU Journalism Course 45 Poet Awards 3,45 National Honor Society 45 Salutatorian, 'Nw e W JAMES SCHREMS St, Andrew Parish ior Government Day 45 Latin Club 5 Sodality 1,2,35 Football 1,25 Basket- l 1,2,3,45 Letterman's Club 3,45 TSSA Altar Boy 1,2,35 Catholic Youth Week I: 45 Andrean Ad Award 4. CAROL SCHWINCK St, Stephen Parish Senior Government Day 45 Sodality 1,2, 35 Glee Club 1,25 Library 1. MARY AGNES SHAY St. Andrew Parish Llity l,2,3,45 Glee Club 1,2,45 ,ent Council 3,45 Typing Award ibrary 1,25 TSSA 3,45 SSCA 45 Llity Secretary 35 Co-Prefect 45 -esponding Secretary of Saginaw in Sodality 45 National Honor ety 4. ELIZABETH SI-IIELDS St. Andrew Parish Senior Government Day 45 Sodality 1, 2,3,45 Perfect Attendance 1,2,3,45 French Club 4. 21 X gi-- BARBARA SEAMON Holy Family Parish Senior Government Day 45 Glee Club Library 2,3. BERNARD SMILLIE. St. Andrew Parish Sodality 1,2,3,45 Perfect Attendance 15 Student Council 1,2,45 Class Presi- dent 25 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 Baseball 1,25 All Valley Team 3 45 Altar Boy 1,2,3,45 Altar Boy Sec- retary 35 Altar Boy Vice-President 4, 5. J -if MARY SOBOL St. Andrew Parish Senior Government Day 45 Sodality 1,2,3. JUDITH SUCHOCKI St. Iosaphat Parish Sodality 1,2,3,45 Class Treasurer 45 Scholastic Honor Society l,2,3,45 Per- fect Attendance 1,25 Glee Club 1,25 Publications Staffs 45 Shorthand Awards 3,45 TSSA 3,45 Poetry Awards 3,43 ESSQY Award 45 National Honor Society 45 Unit Leader 2,3,45 Queen's Work C0- editor 4. YVONNE VOGT St, Helen Parish Senior Govemment Day 45 Latin Club I.,25 Sodality 1,2,35 Typing Award 3. YVONNE WAGNER St, Casimir Parish Sodality 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 15 Scholastic Honor Society 25 Class Secretary 2,45 Publications Staffs 45 Cheerleader 15 Shorthand Award 35 TSSA 3,45 SSCA. 45 Poetry Awards 3,45 Essay Award 45 National Honor Society 4. 22 JAMES TIMM St. Matthew Parish Senior Government Day 4. A' fl '41-'WH xxx its THOMAS WANDZEL St. Josaphat Parish Senior Government Day 45 Latin Club 1,25 Sodality 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 45 Class Vice-President 25 Baseball 1,2, 3,45 TSSA 45 Football 2,35 Lettern-xan's Club 3,4. :LM , K X y fs - 4 .i ,. by 'i sw' RAYMOND ZOLINSKI JULIE ZUBER St, Casimir Parish St. Andrew Parish Senior Govemment Day 43 Latin Club Senior Government Day 45 Latin Club 1,25 Monitor 45 Perfect Attendance 43 1,23 Sodality 3,45 TSSA 45 Glee Club Student Council 2,3,45 Class President 1,25 Pub1iC2ti0I1S Staffs 43 Typing 45 Class Vice-President 35 Football 3,4. Award 35 F1'6HC1'1 Club 4. Senior Class Qffieers Senior class officers seated: Treasurer Judy Suchockig Secretary Yvonne Wagnerg President Thomas Guerin President Raymond Zolinski- Treasurer Mary Lou Davis Secretary Mary Gutowski St di - V' ' , Vern Korkus, Richard Conley. 1 an ng' me Presidents 23 Sheila Anne Saulter Jeanne Mary Kendall Saluiawfiall Valedictorian CLASS MOTTO: In Unity There Is Strength. CLASS FLOWERS: Pink Rose and Pink Camellia CLASS COLORS: Old Rose and Silver CLASS ADVISERS: Sister Mary Esther, R.s.M. Sister Mary Virginia, R.s.M. 24 if ii!! The junior homeroom officers are: L. to R. Joseph Call, President, Carolyn Humpert, Secretary, Judith Perrot, Treasurer, Marlene Michalski, Vice President, Sharon Kelley, Treasurer, Marcia Mise- kow, Treasurer, Myron Fiebig, Vice President, and Philip Stephan, President. Leaders of the sophomore homerooms are: L. to R. Frances King, Vice President, Mary Sabourin, Treasurer, Robert MacRae, President, Bruce Kretz, Treasurer, James Chronowski, President, William Taylor, Vice Pre- sidentg Sandra Schuce, Secretary, and Sara Lyman Secretary. Freshmen leaders seated are: Vice- President Barbara Roeserg Treasurer Sue Creviag Treasurer Sue Shayg Sec- retary Sally Christ, President Lois Stephan, Vice-President Irene DeVaux. Standing: Secretary Thomas Webber, President Robert Laundra. Class Officers D R JR F A X fi I JL. -4 ... P. Ambrasas K. Boland M. Archambault K, Brockltt D. Coe M, Corcoran Q, 7 fr d K5 .11 K v of W 1. Dupuis R. Dupuis 4, Graham R. Griffore i. Humpcrt M. Iolin K' K .L 3 . if , X E .ai f ' i .,L. I f A W K K he ' ,, . rr , E , J! a n . , :E rg ' . N 'J . A Y - gd ' J I? Q if . 1 f iff . ' 'Y KR K M1-'f f K ' - Y ' R: Alvyvh ' Si , wi th D-f - f 5? . lQf .A 322- D ,D , ,. , , ' . . io r 5 ri J. W ,D 4 A DI RT, h is 'rim , K N, Bain M' Bafkoski I. Bauer W. Bellile J. Besaw J. 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DiCeg1ie P. Diebold J. Case E. Gerger E. Gnatkowski R. Gronowsld T. Janetsky 1. Luplow F. King 5. Lyman M. Kyle M. Kostick J. MacDonald j. MacDonald sf' sy., K QR R, '4 If-nfs , 'Q .Q i' . .av s R. MacRae S, Mehalske P, Owen 'e, X . vm fm, '51 ... fa- d . . , .W k A A n ,wb X if ,Y 1 M. M. Reimus G. Schnepf F. Shotwell E. Yeska .A fs M--ai 1: ...ii Q N- 1 ,gf e rv- f 52' f .3 . . ' Q 1-V f f N9 J. ' X . If ' 1-It x 'A x ' M3 X '13 G. McMullen B- Maier J, Metiva D. MBYST R. Owens K. Pelkey' S- X an Y, u W K .QL R -I' df' N if , .2 F' . A , K hs.h ,I . V. Reisig L. Riffel R. Schrems P. Schultz J, S13.SinSki W, Taylor J, Zlotnik J, Luber . A 15 Q a- ' Q Q31 Q 2? , A fm' , iil t H A 1 'Q V ld ,wg 1 nr '25 . ' 1 I i . -,A K . A - 2 'J' -i k . WA, i 5 ly ,X A 49 fw- Y D. Marcoux C. Markey D. Matejcak M. Maxwell A. Morris D. Mortimore J. Moss G. Nothelfer C. Picard M. Potvin R. Redrrwnd M, Reer Q ,, ,. My ,ww L 3 jf. XX- 'f i!r 'J A 1 1 kk , . , In 0 X Q ' 5- ,X ,K' f Q A , r .e ,ef H 1 1 S K YN . K Y ' K yvff' . . 'A C, Rader T. Rouech M, Sabourin R. Schneider N, schwinck W- Schwind s, schuch D. sebum J. Vanderburg C- Votruba M. Wagner D. Westendorf Sophomores 29 sf 'K g ' .1 W X ,x x K A '-1 Ng . P' f if. . P V al. ,.. - 1 I' ff f 42 1' ,z -tux i in , ' 1 ' - 1 , iv f, , . , e e . f , . Baker D, Banning . Bryant J- BUCMEY . Crevia R- CZYmb0f :X 41 -Ji X r fy' ' i if-'fi K ff. 925 DiMercurio . Elser . Griffore . Kaczmarek if .m xx X LLL, . A Jq 44 n M T. Banning J. Bugenske P. Bailey '-.. ...ay .. . ,,.. , ,. L Q gi. 5 'v . , w ,QQ '14 '. N. C. Dorr P. Ferrante 1. Hall J. Kirchner 'J S fe in , 'i n e . 2. ini . M Dunn J. Fiebig A. Hannon S. Kubiak 'Q -5 J f , 1 ' - Q 'af 3, 1 . his A A-2 '4 'U 'P 'M Y za '52 ' M . Tre-ff' : ' 2 ,.. 453' ., A ' ' 4851149 ,Q if . .iff fy ,4 S,-, , - - - - R. Brandimore J. Bricault S. Christ W. Ciaramitz I. DeVaux R. Diebold R. Beeckman R- B0CiH1'1Ski C. Burke J- Bl-15Ch K' Davis J. Davis f -.. ' Ml n n ' .ff ' 'fn' f .xg n X , V ' n ' . J ,, e. A Q- . ad' I A ,f . --19' i ii A . ff' 1 1 i , e 5 ,, . . ... .4 n 2' -S i 1, ,. E5 lk qu K: xv L z ' , I Vi V ,J i A K 'I M , uf S, Dye T. Eastman , L J l I P. Gorschbacher C. Graham T A L . L ' . z M. Iarema J. Jlmgefheld i - .n, e Freshmen C. Dupuis V. Durek M. Caribay P. Garski M. Hickey K. Himmelein R. Laimdra B. Lemanski 30 v S S fe Se . V -4 M ' - rrlf - 1 M r he eeee rn. f , g 1Q S S u A rf? w- f o r . 'f rf ' fi S . f ,Q S W ' Q: T' 3 f ' ff ii'-'J ,fr - 5, S - X f 3 ...S rr . E, K h ., ' 1 I tr Witt? I .ri .4 r ' X S ,. S x W, J -wifq V egg: 1fQ 5 M A ff 4. 3, r H L3 'mi X X.. K K . ji 3.4, fi h e . elf? S 1, Le Roux W. Loiacano K, Luplow D, Luplow M. MacPhai1 W, McNeil R, Marcoux I. Marker M. Matthews D. Maxwell D. Mazzola B, Memmer C. Miceli J, Ivlortimore P. Mueller 1. Petersen I. Redmond P. Reitter K, Richter M. Richter B. Roce ll Q, Dr nw 11 ,Q 43' .L 'n ,Q ff -egg ,ff -I ' X- . l . I he S fl' .K k y : I yykr K Kdxxk E 1 A Linn ' fr Q- '1' ,, rr rr 1 ' L Q - . ... ff: f .. ,,4 . , --' S Q -f ...M ' wf'?' - 4. .1-:sf Q -W W fi, V gi-h' :,, . S .rw ff aw S S ee 2 D, 1- re S 1 he . iw e r ,ir .S X A S lllllhl 1 - 2 fx' Y D A A . , 2 L B. Schafer J. Schram . ,,l ,,' I. m vm... L. Stephan J, Sudhoff W .9 3 'Q - 'S 4 , f ' f . W. Vandecar J, Vertacnik X H RL M S , 'agkfx 'df' r n rere S Q.. S H S .S S ' E f fj ' ',.. ,-Q L , rr- r rr .f ' Freshmen 3. Roeser 51. Schrems R. Sural N. Vollmer P, Rummler S, Shay K. Taylor T, Webber J, Sanchez D. Shields R. Thompson C. Weiland T. Saponieri J. Sizick G. Trahan C. Wendling 31 D, Sargent D. Steele B. Uscivick F. Wilkinson Student Council f - One of the main jobs of the Student Council is the furthering of faculty-student relationships. Assistin S ln thxs capaczty are: Front Row: B. Batkoski, S. Sargent, L. Czymbor, P. Lafferty. Second Row: V. Korkus, R. Zolinski, M. Shay. Third Row: R. Conley, B. Smillie, S. Kelley, C. Roeser. Fourth Row: M. Michalski, L. Stephan. B. Roeser, I DeVa.ux C Humpert W Ta. lor J Chr ki. A . , . , . y , . onows Fifth Row: P. Stephan, J. Call, R. M:-1cRae, M. Fiebig, R. Laundra. 32 mum pu-I Q., 1-an mv we eumsumgm. , f -. mx Emxmu .A 1-:ummm age. 1 .w Y-L. e an-nn ul 'fa nz, Q - One of the most important organizations of Saint Andrew School is the Sodality of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Over and above their numerous religious efforts, the Sodalists practice a good deal of Christian charity. They have aided Guadalupe Center with food and clothing, and also with their own time. Since the Sodality is first and foremost a religious organization, along with this material aid are sent the prayers of the Sodalists in the form of Spiritual Bouquets. Sodalit QI FoLu'teen of Saint Andrew Sodalists attended the 1955 S. S.C.A. in Chicago. They were accompanied by their moderator, Sister Mary Casper, R.S.M. The purpose of the six day session,was to enable Sodalists to carry on an active and profitable year in their school Sodality Pictured left to right, front row, are: jane Goetz, Rosalie DiMercurio, Rev. Father Gavin, S.j. , Sodality Counselor, Mary Milstead, janet Gerger. Back row: Sister Mary Casper, R. S.M. , Dorothy Ross, Mary Gutowski, jeniece Buckley, james McIntyre, Judy Suchocki, and Sandra Barrett. Missing: Yvonne Wagner and Mary Agnes Shay, The leaders of the Sodality of the Blessed Virgin Mary are from L. to R. Carl Roeser, prefect, Mary Shay, co-prefect, Phillip Stephan, treasurer, and Judith Woods, secretary. The spiritual year at St. Andrew High started out appropriately with the annual student retreat, October 10-12, given by the Rev. Frank Gartland, C. S. C. Father Gartland is currently the Editor of the Catholic Boy and National Director of the 'Knights of the Altar. Stressing parti- cularly the importance of the indwelling of the Holy Spirit, Father Gartland gave the retreatants an opportunity to reflect on their daily religious life. Father's advice and counseling should be of as- sistance to the students desirous of making progress in becoming worthy temples of the Holy Ghost. Right: The Unit Leaders of Saint Andrew's sodality are shown planning the coming meeting. Co-prefects Mary Shay and Carl Roeser offer sug- gestions to these leaders on the ways and means of making the meetings more profitable for the sodalists. ff nj Reverend Father Frank Gartland, C. S. C The meeting of the Saint Peter unit will now come to order, says unit leader, Thomas McCartney, as he be- gins the weekly meeting. Members of this all-boy unit from L. to R. are: Karl Boland, David Busch, William Taylor, leader, Thomasx McCartney, Phillip Stephan, Bruce Gnatkowski, and Patrick Lafferty. wit ,u The May Crowning, honoring Mary, the Mother of God, is dear to the heart of every Sodalist. Preparatory to the ceremony, we find L. to R.: Judy Suchocki, Co-Prcferg.-' Mary Shay Qwho will crown the statue Q, Carl Roeser, Philip Stephan and Judy Woods. , 1 f r ,,,, Lib Students passing to and from school, often pause at this familiar shrine between St. Andrew Church and rectory to pay homage to Our Lady of Sorrows. Pictured L. to R. are four seniors who invoke Our Lady's aid before beginning daily tasks. They are Carol Schwinck, John Laundra, Kathleen Dougherty and Ken Letherer. Bulletin boards have a very impressive way of stressing something of importance. Members of Sister Mary Antoinette's ninth grade religion class prepare a display in realization of this fact. This instructive board depicts, The Way of Divine Love. 2' ...QA 'bg With the graduation of the class of 56 , a nine year old tradition will come to an end. Each year since our present seniors were fourth graders, they have paid tribute to Saint joseph by singing a high mass in his honor on his feast day, March 19. They are pictured above as members of the eighth grade, and below as they appeared this year Freshmen students of Saint Andrew study the public life of jesus Christ. Here, Juanita Sanchez demonstrates an event in Christ's life by means of a graph, Altar Boys To be a Knight of the Altar is a privilege that any boy might well be proud of. Senior boys who have given faithful service through the years are, L. to R.: President john Laundra., Thomas McCartney, Carl Roeser, Patrick Lafferty, Bernard Smillie, Frederick Roeder, james Mclntyre, and Phillip Gase. Remembering This year, on March 2, His Holiness, Pope Pius XII celebrated his eightieth birthday. In commemoration of this memorable event, the entire St. Andrew student body attended a Holy Hour in his honor praying for him and his intentions. Rev. Father O'Connor, pastor, is pictured presenting a talk on the life of our beloved Pope. -Q-I Q W4 fn n :- O na V5 2. ru YQZEQQQQ ' ,.- - 5 5 W-we . MEM' V ka S s C si When Christ was on earth, He walked with His apostles, leading them and teaching them a way of life. Christ also walks with us today as we prepare our way of life through our Catholic education. He is at our side when, with a lively curiosity and a firm belief in God and ourselves, we explore the wonders of the world around us, train our minds in logic and quick thinking, learn to express ourselves in beautiful words with clear meanings, and draw from past and present experiences, the lessons that will help us forge a better world. Walking with Christ, we face with confidence the prospect of building for ourselves a better world here on earth and winning a place in heaven. Lg V L . ws, 5 p , , y . r X k 2 8, , T f -L, 5 6 as 'Nm nl' ' WW -J U ai Qi K LL ' 31 Q is 1 2.,fffkr51e:gfgt,ffs s 1 rti T 1' to wg, . E 11, N 2 The Surprise Ending is an apt title for this literary effort portray- ing college life. The girls are L. to R.: M. Reer, C. Clark, I. Armstrong, M. Kostick, and D. Becker. A tense moment in the play, The 564,000 Question. The boys L. to R. are: Don Schultz, John Davenport, james Slasinski, Robert Redmond, George Schnepf, and Robert Gronowski. Confusion reigns in this comedy of errors called The Professor's Perplexities. The actors are L. to R.: M. Kyle, j. Zlotnik, W. Taylor . The p1ay's the thing'-this may be said of the sophomore English class as they exercise their creative talents in writing and acting in one-act plays. Army buddies meet after long years in This Is Your Life. The actors are: K. Emede, W. Schwind, R. Owens, and L. Riffel. Play s The climax is reached and at last the whole plot is revealed in the play Mumps, The cast consists of L. to R.: M. Sabourin, P. DiCeg1ie, C. Picard, R. Schrems, N. Schwinck. A crisis occurs in a tense drama called Interrupted Emergency. The girls L. to R. are: E. Gerger, B. Maier, 1. Coyle, 1. Clayton, C. Votruba, C. Rader, Seated are: M. Crevia and E. Coe. s nglish Records on the Negro Spiritual by Harry Belafonte -This was quite a popular move according to the students in American M 4 53 ,Q . is Literature. -Philip Case and Thomas McCartney are shown giving , D, ,, rr,W, f'7V . short summaries on the records. W ' QT K l, National Poetry and Essay Anthology winners standing: M. Schmiegel, B. Maier, V. Korkus, W. Taylor, T. Kyle, J. Kendall, D. Schultz, T. McCartney, J. Besaw, T. Guerin, M. Michalski, M. Reer. Seated: J. Woods, M. Woollard, A. Richter, M. Himmelein, J. Osmond, S. Sautter, J. Coyle, Y. Wagner, E. Ross, K. Sobol, J. Suchocki, R. Schrems. ' A The senior English classes presented a skit Youth Our Hope, in ob- ervance of National Catholic Week, October 30 - November 6, starring ames Schrems, Jolm Laundra, Mary Milstead, Sanndra Sargent, Leo Czym- or, and Bruce Gnatowski. The skit was given on radio station WSAM, Jovember 5. Al l Q Biology students, R. Gronowski, J. Slasinski, W and T. Badar examine a preserved eel. Budding ornithologists, D. Meyer and R. Redmond place bird sketches on the Biology Lab bulletin board. Sci ence Mathematics A familiar scene in Geometry class-Sue Mehalske giving the proof of a proposition. 5 ' 42 Science Robert Kostick demonstrates the sound track and sound circuit in the movie machine to fellow students of the phy- sics class: Vern Korkus, james Franz, Carol Langlois, and Gale Krawczak. God is the Master scientist, all the world is His laboratory. Andrewites enjoy discovering and studying His world of beauty. Award Sister Mary Imelda, R.S.M. , presents the Bausch Lomb Science Award to Senior Carcl A. Langlois. This award is presented an- nually in high schools throughout the nation. It is given in recognition of excellence in science and mathematics. 8' Susan Dye is happy to present to her Latin teacher, Sister Mary Antoinette, the new Latin dictionary, the gift of the Latin Club. 7 H Kiss 'yal ,fa ,istening to French Records and reading Croisade, their French paper, nelps these students to become familiar with the French language. Ladn and French umm is .,r..t,,. ,nm Diane Banning, Donna Schields, Romaine Bocianski, Patricia Garsky, Rosalee LeRoux, Sue Crevia, Sally Christ and janet Bugenske of Latin I eagerly display their colorful Vocabu- lary Charts to the class. Scnjal Science Members of the World History Class are interested in locating homes of world neighbors. N . Chairman, joseph Call discusses world events with group of juniors. IN a ve ' ' fi. A- .. lg fi Students of the library are shown processing new books in preparation for Catholic Book Week. Library xpnr, E an 4. Qi- . E W 1 The Catholic Book Week Fair, February 19-26, was one of the Iibrarygs important contributions to student life this year. At the left, students examine Book Fair display, while above, Sister Mary Lucy, R. S. M. shows new books '+- Pl'i1'1CiP313f5Sister Mary Imelda, t WM Judy Lonsway, right, is shown here putting the finishing touches on her dress. Assisting her is Palma DiCeg1ie. Busily stitching are: Mary Reer and Elizabeth Gerger. The future homemakers of St. Andrew High have ample opportunity to learn that all important art of sewing under the direction of Sister Mary Mar- tina, R. S. M. if Future Homemakers Francis King adjusts the hem of Janet Black' dress which is nearing completion Commercial l Business efficiency is the goal of these commer cial students as they prepare to become leaders in tomorrow's business world 5-un' 5 The St. Andrew journalism department is one of the busiest in school. Besides putting out the Amplifier, school paper, and the Andrean, yearbook, the staffs supply school news for the Catholic Weekly and the Saginaw News. They also write scripts for student announcers over stations WSAM and WSGW. A Staffs The Amplifier staff, busy as usual, at work on another issue of the student news- paper. Front Row: Lorraine Hall, Typist, Assistant Editor, James Mclntyreg Mary Milstead, Betsy Ross, staff writer. Second Row: Columnist Judy Suchocki, Rosalie DiMercurio, Mary Jo Schmiegelg Editor Sheila Sautter. Staff Reporter, Sue Smith, typist, Betty Meehleder. Standing: Columnists Yvonne Wagner, Joanne Hyattg Assistant Editor Dorothy ROSS, Saundra Sargent, Sports Editors, Thomas Guerin and Carl Roeserg Business Managers: Charles Henning and Edward Cary, Staff Writers: Carol Langlois, Julie Zuber, and Gwen Robertson. Shown leaving for the Caro Press Convention are, front row: M. Milstead, J. Suchocki, Y. Wagner, Middle row: S. Sautter, S.Sargent, WWW E' Ross' G' Robertson' Back row: Andrean staff members who have worked hard to make the 1956 annual the 1' Mclntyre' C' Roeserl K' Boland' very best ever, front row: Joanne Hyatt, Spiritual Editor Mary Milstead, Social Editor Judy Suchocki, Co-editors Sheila Sautter and James Mclntyre, Business Manager Michael Carroll. Back row: Sports Editor Carl Roeser, Spiritual Editor Saundra Sargent, Business Managers Charles Henning and Edward Cary, Social Editor Yvonne Wagner, Scholastic Editor Carol Lang- lois, Sports Editor Thomas Guerin. 1-3,1 fx at e gs , A 1 if A I, A X milky, It . ,. . , E Ii 'mm 5, . M ' 1 at W' . ,sa 2 s h Q2 Q Q e 1 g n v it .Q t fr g 1 ' H 'F 1 ' W '1 W ' y E -IVA: . 3 s 2 1' -T' f e H W 'W : ii -w I 1 1 5 A 5 3. ff nf Ijigf , Q X sr -5 A M . V i , mx if ' f -, rf' Mi? this , The making of Liturgical Symbols formed an interesting pro- ject for art students. . M -f ' Q RFEEH Ky E iw. sm' , J H' pl lunar Gnu Q g 2-f gage. A lsg XQQQS-if , x if , ff' J ' YN! 1 ljf Posters, Christmas Shrines, charcoal drawing, sketching and .. ' . ,:A:'1,: r Nl ' ' ' ' - Min mm Q. awww M ' W1 N lettering were among the art activities undertaken by be 'M ,,,,,,,L , grnning students. 'lllixrhx Qfrlrnf ,K M.-.-1 ,K 'T-7 ,wfgpn 53-fm new L. to R. Margaret Kostick, Judy Armstrong, and Sue Smith hold the winning posters made for the annual Mardi Gras. LIKE T0 LIVE ll nggmggg 151' QA G ,gn- sf 'Milf f 1 5 sv A Faculty members and students visit the Michigan Week Exhib Philip Gase puts the finishing touches to his Michigan Week poster depicting the life of the early missionaries. During Advent St. Andrew brought back an ancient tradition of the Advent Wreath. Here, L. to R., james Schrems, Donald Mclnerney, Thomas Maxwell and Anna Rae Davenport are shown lighting candles that adorned one of the wreaths which were placed in every homeroom. In the effort to put Christ back into Christ- mas, holiday decorations featuring the religious spirit were attractively displayed throughout the school. Admiring the Christmas poster in Room 2, left to right, are: Carl Boland, Richard Gunther, and Kathleen Brockitt. james McIntyre puts the finishing touches on Christmas cribs and decorations which were made by the members of the art class. These cheery Christmas greetings helped brighten the holidays for patients at the County T. B. Hospital. Senior Operators: R. Letherer, R. Kostick, M. Carroll, and L. Czymbor check film directives and schedules- Operators-Class of 57 D. Gallant, R. Frisch, J. Koski, D. Haight, J. Bugenske, M. Hart, W. Bellile review the working of the Ampro Stylist and the Da-lite screen. Audio-Visual Operators Among sophomore active operators are: D. Beechler, J. Call, K. Emede, and T. Bader, shown here adjusting the R.C.A. ational Honor Society The junior and senior members of the National Honor Society are, front row: Anne Richter, Yvonne Wagner, Judith Suchocki, Jeanne Kendall, Mary Milstead, Margaret Batkoski. Middle row: Saundra Sargent, Janet Gerger, Mary Agnes Shay, Carol Ianglois, Sheila Sautter. Back row: Delores Zielinski, Arthur DeVaux, Thomas Guerin, Patrick Lafferty, Carl Roeser, Mary Jo Schmiegel. Quill and Scroll New members of the Quill 8- Scroll, International Honorary Society for High School Journalists are: Thomas Guerin, Carol Langlois, Judy Suchocki, Yvonne Wagner, Mary Milstead, Jeanne Kendall, Carl Roeser. Lay Faculty Mrs. Montgomery is sub- - stitute teacher of English Mrs. McCrea, physical education Mr' Eugene Ghck ' and History, instructor, teaches daily classes Mathematics in tennis, archery, swimming, and ballet. Mr. Gene Click Mrs. Eleanor McCrea Mrs. Marian Montgomery Mr. Wolf is music director in the high school and the grades. In his first year Mr. Young! English i11StI'UC1101' at St here, he has organized girls and boys Andrew- glee clubs and a capella choirs. Mr. Robert Wolf , 5 T - - T k 5 k i 5 . Q 1, -kkk. gk K ' a . a L 1 i 1.5 f l g .. V . I h f Soc: al a g f X K.- -..--- QQ- . W E 5 a i 5 f In our social life, we enjoyed ourselves in a Christ-like manner while walking with Him in the participation of the many extra- eurriculars of our school. The result . . . Never to be forgotten memories. .a artai Hi im Get- Ac q uainted Party Welcome freshies, to our get-acquainted party, say the seniors as they greet their guests. Yearly the seniors of St. Andrew's look forward to their get-acquainted party during which time the freshmen officially became Andrewites. Informal- ity and friendliness make this one of the outstand- ing parties of the year. Seated around the Horn of Plenty are: Qleft to rightj Iosep Koski, Christine Garibay, Philip Case, Patricia Dailey, and James Schrems. The theme Harvest Moon , along with the clever decorations, added greatly to the merriment of the pa fnething's brewing in this corner you may be sure for Dominic zzola, Arthur Vollmer, and Marc Matthew are deep in converse. :n the dummy hunter fin the background, right, is in on it. 54 v ,mum x lim- 1 u Homecoming Queen of St. Andrew's , with these words, St. Andrew's 1955 Football Captain, Thomas Mc Cartney, pays tribute to the Queen, Joanne Hyatt. This Nas the highlight of the even- mg. A 1955 Cadillac Eldorado served well as a royal carriage for her Majesty, the Queen, Joanne Hyatt, whose arrival was greeted joyously at the homecoming game on November 13 by a waiting crowd. A fitting gift for our Queen was the victory gained that night from Mt. Clemens, St. Mary's, with a score of 38-7. The formal crowning and traditional presentation of roses completed, the Queen and her court Qleft to right, Mary Kay Sullivan, Saundra Sargent, Queen Joanne Hyatt, Barbara Batkoski, and Elaine Gnatkow- ski, relax on the sidelines to cheer St. Andrew's football team on to victory. 55 Queen 'S i Ball A 5 , ,I I fi? HX A repeat performance: One week later, on November 18, Queen Joanne was again crowned in regal splendor by Andy's football Captain, Thomas McCartney. The big social event of the football season is the Queen's Ball . This year it was held on November 18, and the students' choice for queen WHS Joanne Hyatt. Gathered about the royal throne are: L. to R. John Laundra, Mary Kay Sullivar Saundra Sargent, Carl Roeser, Football Captain Thomas McCartney, Queen Joanne Hyatt, Patrick Lafferty, Barbara Batkoski, Elaine Gnatkowski, and Bernard Smillie . Lettermen , rg 'fb letterman officers in a huddle L to R. are: Vice-President Bruce Gnatkowski President Bernard Smillieg and Thomas McCartney, secretary-treasurer. Glittering bulbs, sparlding decorations, and gaily trimmed Christmas trees combined to make the perfect setting for a jovial holiday party. In holiday mood, the Andrewites enjoy their Christmas party hosted by the St. Andrew Home and School Association. 'he Stardust Swirl, sponsored by the junior class, rought something new to St. Andrew's-Disc King len Clark and his records-for the evening's en- srtainment January 19. Palma DiCeglie and Thomas Guerin are sharing some happy memories of an amusing incident as they prepare to dance to the music of the Down- beats. Special requests and radio interviews are the order of the night at the Stardust Swirl. f I St. Andrew muscle men try to win prizes for their ladies fair at the Mardi Gras dart board. The Mardi Gras-this is the Publications 'Special' event of the year, and rain or shine, the Mardi Gras goes on to the merriment of the guests. February 11 was the red-letter date. Patrick Lafferty, Student Council President, crowns Mardi C's King, Thomas Giffore, and Queen, Sandra Kubiak, while runners up L. to R. Donald Steele and Constance Markey look on. Your guess is as good as mine as to the identification of these Mardi Gras guests. I956 Behind the scenes, we find Director Mary Agnes Shay giving last minute instructions to members of the cast before curtain time in the Sodality Talent Show. Talent Show ll duced the evening's pro 1956. Do you Open Up Your Heart Jeanne Kendall's sopranc Moments to Remember I Talents 56, held on Ja Karen Luplow carried off first prize in the Talent Show with her pantomiming of the Banjo's Back in Town. to Let The Sun Shine In ? If not, we will have Janet Gerger repeat her naive rendition of this popular song. Mclnerny, Richard Mclnerny, and Phi Case, lived up to their reputation of f' music the night of the talent show. The Sky1a.rks, jean Boucier, Donald 1 Senior girls examine the new phonograph recorder presented to the school. Gifts St. Andrew School was recipient of many gifts as a remembrance of the class of '56. Among them were: a recorder, flags for each of the senior homerooms, library table and chairs, and a file cabinet. Sister Maura, R.S.M. comments on the gif of the new file case to Carl Roeser while Julie Zuber, left, and Lorraine Hall right, look on. Ltes of the Class of '56 on the new library tables Roeser. 60 .5 5 Xi f s f 3 SN 1 5-, s 5. M QWS 5 1 wwf, Vw..-V W-.1-w,...W, wwf,-.vi M.-V ww 5 91 s ' X t Et IC S S Q If Y if A11 sports are character builders and the competition received 3. as through them affords a source of learning and sportsmanship. 4. QQ S -6 - V F N 5? 3 . ' f so 13 'Y S s s 2 is 3 S f PR X. f 1 1 2521 Q :rf aiqr we -wc, 1 W 4,.,,,1 E Valley hamps Valley Champs: First Row I.. to R. I.. Czymbor, C, Roeser, J. Lafferty, J. Laundra T. Griffore, T. McCartney, B. Smillie. F. Batkowski. Second Row: J. Martin Imanagerl, G Bader, J. Kubiak, J. Lapan, F. Roeder, R. Rafford, B. McNeil, E. Bridenbach. B. Gnatkow ski. Top Rowg W. Bellile, A. Luplow, M. Hart, D. Coe, J. Luplow, J. Slasinski, R, Zan: hrano, Gene Glick lC0achj, Howard Hansen lAssistant Coachj. Football Scores Lansing Resurrection . . . . . 15 St. Andrew . . Flint St. Michael . . Bay City Visitation . . Alpena Catholic Central Bay City St. Stanislaus . Alma High School .... Mt. Pleasant High School Saginaw SS. Peter Sz Paul Mt. Clemens St. Mary . Andrew Andrew Andrew Andrew Andrew Andrew Andrew Andrew Ltrick Laffe , Fullback YYY Leo Czymbor, Guard NX ,GX Seniors 3 4, Fred Roe der, Guard ohn Laundra, Center I r nil Breidenbach, Tackle fX 'I Carl Roeser, Halfback 1 1 I X Bernard Smillie, Guard 1' Thomas McC artncy, Tackle G Q X 1 L 'Eg' u .W ffl' k' . ' Gif , X Q' 5' ,Q 151 X 'hmm . . N N Thomas G1-iffore , End 63 '25 1 .1 5 Frank B9-fkosk-is Tackle Bruce Gnatkowski, Quarterbfack laus game. After losing their first game to a strong Lansing Resurrec tion team, the Bulldogs proved their mettle by making a powerful comeback in winning all but one of their re- maining games. In doing so the Bulldogs attained their goal, Valey Parochial League Championship, going un- defeated in four league games. September 18, 1955 Lansing Resurrection Lansing Resurrection, was able to gain a 15-6 victory over St. Andrew in the football season's opener for both schools. September 25, 1955 Flint St. Michael The first victory of the season for St. Andrew was certainly an impressive one. The Bulldogs powered over a highly rated Flint St. Michael team in handing them their worst defeat in his- tory 40-7. The victory was paced by the hard running of the backs and fine defensive line play. Football Bulldog halfback, Alvin Luplow, picks up a large gain in the Bay City, St. Stanis October 2, 1955 Visitation Led by their hard charging forward wall, the St. Andrew Bulldogs chalked up their second victory of the season by handing Bay City Visi- tation its first loss in three games. It took a good deal of chopping, but the Bulldogs finally whittled a small but spunky Visitation corps down in the second half. The two touchdowns scored in the second half by the Bulldogs provided them with a close 13-7 victory. October 9, 1955 Alpena Catholic Central St. Andrew flashing a combination aerial attack and powerful running game, routed Alpena Catholic Central in its first league game, 13-12. An Alma High runner gets stopped cold at the line of scrimmage by the Bulldog forward wall. QflfSit :K:f1?.3isiLf,1i2'fEi2fQf'.raEfil2L f.?f1t3fi'5w4i.Xixt ' Games Three Bulldogs combine their efforts to bring down a rlmner from SS. Peter and Paul . October 16, 1955 St. Stanislaus The bulldogs won their fourth game in five starts, and gained at least a share of the V.P.L. title by romping over St. Stanislaus 31-12 on a rain drenched field. Once again it was the Bull dogs' powerful running attack that provided the victory. October 21, 1955 Alma High St. Andrew's crackling ground attack made a shamble of one of the state's best defensive records as the Bulldogs smashed Alma High 34-14. It was the Bulldogs fifth triumph in six starts this season. October 28, 1955 Mt. Pleasant With quarterback, Bruce Gnatkowski injm-ed early in the game, the Bulldogs could not over- come the handicap as the Mt. Pleasant Oilers went to hand St. Andrew its second loss of the season by a score of 13-6. November 6, 1955 SS. Peter S Paul By downing SS. Peter S Paul with a score of 18-6 St. Andrew's became the Valley Parochial League B Division high school football champions. The Bulldogs had to slosh through rain, snow, and mud to defeat their traditional West Side rivals in what was a very close game until the last quarter when the Bulldogs scored their two winning touchdowns. November 13, 1955 St, Mary Mt. Clemens A highly successful season was brought to a close by downing the rugged Mountaineers of St. Mary, Mt. Clemens 38-7. he attempts to escape the tacklers Cheerleaders The cheerleaders are the oomph behind a championship team. L. to R. Marilyn Davison, Saundra Sargent, Jane Goetz, Shirley Relmus, Joanne Hyatt, and Sharon Call. The Junior Varsity cheerleaders are proud of their team. They are, L. to R.: Cathy Weiland, Patricia Ambrasas, Barbara Halasinski, Kay Richter, Elaine Gnatkowski, and Marlene Michalski. pest . 1 , Football royalty for the 1955-56 season are, front: Elaine Gnatkowski, Football Queen Joanne Hyatt, Mary Kay Sullivan. Back: Saundra Sargent and Barbara Batkoski. Basketball E l Front Row: Alvin Luplow, Michael Hart, Thomas Griffore, Wallace Bellile, Donald Haight, Bruce Gnatkowski, Carl Roeser. Back Row: Manager Daniel Kunitzer, Terry Beechler, Raymond Ayotte, David Gallant, James Schrems, Coach Don Franz, Manager James Martin. Junior Varsity L. to R. Gerald McMullen, james I.aPan, Robert Laundra, Coach Robert Thomas, James Slasinski, George Schnepf, Michael Reimus, Donald Steele. 67 Basketball S Q f - w e 1 . b',.., 'fig K Thomas Griffore, Forward James Schrerns, Guard Carl Roeser, Guard Bruce Gnatkowsld, Guard S c o r e s 34 Sacred Heart, Mt. Pleasant S1 51 SS. Peter and Paul S4 33 Alpena, CC 60 57 St. Stanislaus, Bay City 52 38 St. Mary Cathedral 40 63 St. james, Bay City 47 62 Alpena, CC 65 51 SS. Peter and Paul 56 45 St. Stanislaus, Bay City 50 44 St. Mary Cathedral 53 91 Visitation, Bay City 73 70 Visitation, Bay City S2 50 Mt. Pleasant 65 68 Basketball St. Andrew Bulldogs, coached by Don Franz, opened the 1955-56 basketball season with an unsuccessful non- league tilt with Mt. Pleasant Sacred Heart. Following this loss came a series of losses including one to SS. Peter and Paul 54-51, three games in the Flint Invita- tional Tournament and one to Alpena Catholic Central. This string of six losses was finally broken when the Bulldogs defeated the Stags of St. Stanislaus, Bay City, in a very close game, with the Bulldogs coming out on top, 57-52. Victory was short lived for the Bulldogs, for the fol- lowing game brought defeat from the Maroons of St. Mary in a close non-league game, 40-38. The Bulldogs won their second cage game by defeat- ing the Irish of St James, Bay City 63-47. After a close first quarter, the Bulldogs led throughout the game. The Thunderbolts of Alpena CC. ended victory for the Bulldogs by defeating them 65-62. The lead changed hands several times with Alpena on top at halftime 29-28. The second half was hard fought by both teams. For the second time during the season the Bulldogs met defeat at the hands of the Midgets of SS. Peter and Patil. The lead see-sawed back and forth until the final two minutes, when the Midgets rallied for a 5 point lead, to win 56-51. Following this loss were two more losses coming from St. Stanislaus, Bay City, and St. Mary of Saginaw. With only three games remaining in the regular season play, the Bulldogs defeated Visitation, Bay City two games in succession, but were defeated in the final game against Mt. Pleasant. 9 5 Much to the dismay of Wallace Bellile and Tom Griffore, it another score for SS. Peter and Paul, ii I, It's a battle for a rebound between St. Andrew and St. Mary Ivlrs. McCrea demonstrates the proper position of the racquet to freshman gym enthusiasm, --+.....,,,,, Gym Under the supervision of Mrs. Malcolm Mc Crea, high school girls have enjoyed swim- ming, basketball and sports as part of their physical education course. Barbara Roeser flies through the air with the greatest of ease, with an assist from the trampoline. St. Andrew mermaids enjoy their swimming lessons. comrumrnrs or St. Andrew Home and School Association Officers Standing. Father Vice-Presidents Mr, Orin Bauer and Mr. Carl Roeser. Seated L. to R. are: Treasurer Mrs. John Annstrong, Corresponding Secretary Mrs. Emest Rummler, President Mrs. George Sautter, Recording Secretary Mrs. Martin Sudloff, Vice-President Mrs. Ben Slasinski, and Historian Mrs. Raymond Weiland. Home 8. School Association Patrons ABBOTT PLUMBING G HEATING Work Guaranteed Reasonable Rates 2715 State. . .Call 4-9339 I-lERSEM'S PHIILIPS SERVICE Bond S Genesee StS. Phone 4-231 1 415 Genesee Ave. W.C. SCHMIDT BARBER SHOP 2605 State St, Saginaw, Michigan WALNUT STREET MARKET Meats and Groceries 1920 Walnut St. Phone 2-5104 ALUMINUM SASH AND SIDING 1703 N. Fayette Phone 3-4294 PETERSON DRUG STORE 16 1 1 Cooper Ph. 2-6874 Compliments of JOCHEN SHOE STORE 420 E. Genesee Dial 2-3505 CHET BRANDIMORE, GENERAL TRUCKING 3362 Church Street Phone 7-7981 SMITH'S HARDWARE 600 Gratiot Phone 4-6593 SOMERVILLE MUSIC SHOP 1815 N, Michigan Ave. Holton Band Instruments SIMKINS GRILL 1050 Genesee Phone 5-9600 GEORCEPS DRY CLEANERS Quality Work Prompt Service 509 Shattuck Rd. When Buying Pants Buy at THE PANTS STORE 129 S. Franklin St, STATE DECORATING CENTER 2621 State St, Phone 4-5881 Saginaws Complete Decorating Center HARRIS LOCKER PLANT 4585 N. Michigan Phone 2-6541 ZILWAUKEE SUPER MARKET 107 E. 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Michigan Phone 3-3141 Compliments of Dr. Walter Chmiel Dentist 2605 State St. PORTERFIELD AUTO Complete Motor-Car Service 1710 State Street Phone 2-8864 BOB'S BARBER SHOP 548 Shattuck Phone 4-2065 PARKIN OF SAGINAW 1408 Wheeler St, Phone 5-8712 FRUTCHEY BEAN CO. 404 Congress Phone 2-6172 UO 'U CD 3 U5 CD -1 Us S555 S555 5-are 5555 SESS 5555 5555 S555 S Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs Charles Evert and Mrs. Charles Braim and Mrs. Rey-nold Davison and Mrs Neal Cary and Mrs Herbert Davis and Mrs George Kendall and Mrs. Peter Kapala and Mrs john Dougherty and Mrs. Clarence Henning and Mrs john I. Gerger and Mrs. Irvin Barrett and Mrs George Batkoski and Mrs Nansen DiMercurio and Mrs Walter Kaczmarek and Mrs. Raymond Cormier and Mrs Sebastian Goetz and Mrs Stanley Krawczak and Mrs. William Hall and Mrs. Roland Langlois john Stachowski and Mrs. Gordon King and Mrs John Sobol and Mrs Wilbur Daggett and Mrs john Shay and Mrs Carl Wandzel and Mrs W. J. Milstead and Mrs Francis Smillie and Mrs Henry McCartney and Mrs Carl Roeser and Mrs Daniel Maxwell and Mrs. Harold Laundra and Mrs and Mrs. Arthur Mclnerney Shirley Reimus Margaret Ross and Mrs. Alex Suchocki and Mrs. Edward Schields and Mrs. William Morris Mr. and M.rs. Alfred Timm Mr. and Mrs. joseph Kosticl-c Mr. and Mrs. Leo Czymbor Mr. and Mrs john Luth Mr. and Mrs Bert Schrems Mr. and Mrs joseph LaBrash Mr. James Prezzato 5 S . and Mrs. Theodore Vogt . and Mrs. George Sautter Mrs. Anne Shiplock Mr. and Mrs. joseph Mclntyre Dr. and Mrs. Donald Sargent Mr. and Mrs. John Letherer Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Schwinck Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wagner Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Zolinski Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Light Mrs. Frank Conley 55 55 and Mrs. Matthew Gronowski and Mrs. Thomas Owens and Mrs. Anthony Favara and Mrs. Robert Lyman Mrs. Esther Parker Mr. Frank J. Mueller Henry and Lillian Bean Mr. Frankj. Paskiwiecz Mr. and Mrs. Albert Montiegel Boyce, Bird and Son Mr. and Mrs. Albert Van Vlaenderen Mr. William P. Tredo Mr. Sam Siegel Dr. and Mrs. C. D. Potvin Miss Angelita Mclntyre Mr. and Mrs. Carl Roeder Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Preston Mr. Don Webber Reverend Clarence Smolinski --il Whatever the Occasion Get Your Flowers From ROESER FLOWER SHOP Werkema Studio OUR OFFICIAL SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHER 315W E. GENESEE PHONE 2-7031 1...---n-'- EEO 5 6.5 ADAMS DRUG STQRE The J. W. IPPELCQ. PRESCRIPTIONS DRY GOODS PHONE 24424 2348 5 M 119 A 5 9 Mich- Court 8- Mich g Est. 1891 be H0lSUN1 MORLEY BROTHERS . . ok HOL M Gifts for all Occasions Io SU 115 North Washington Phone 8121 . To buy Hmsum! F A L E R D R U G GASE BAKING CO. 1806 Court Phone 3-4131 ' Saginaw Mt. Pleasant P lpt L 2 Comp iments of Moose sowuus ALLEYS 220 NORTH HAMILTON Telephone 3 - 4044 76 l WM. J. MUELHEN BECK Excavating 1253 S. Water Phone 2r 7129 COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND COMPLIMENTS OF MACDONALD GROCERY mom. MADISON sr. MICHIGAN NATIONAL BANK Banking that is Building Michigan Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Open Until 4:30 eaclo week day including Saturday. COMPLIMENTS OF MURPHY 8. O'HARA COMPANY 714- 716 E. Genesee Ave. Saginaw: Michigan See us for fine furniture 77 SPATZ BAKERY CARROLL HARDWARE INC Bread and Pastries Woodworking Tools of all kinds for the hobby shop or industry H20 STATE STREET Builders hardware 8. paints 'l70'l Walnut St. Telephone 3 5214 BRANCH I21 E MAIN ST MIDLAND MICH KAYIE'S CLOTHING COMPANY 122 SOUTH WASHINGTON AVENUE SAGINAW, MICHIGAN FISCHER'S QUALITY FOODS 511 NORTH BOND STREET OUR HOME MADE SAUSAGE A SPECIALITY Telephone 3e3097 COMPLIMENTS of GARBER BUICK COMPANY 101 West Genesee Anderson Dry Goods 2600 State Street open FRIDAY EveNINcs PHONE 4-5839 Men, Women and Children's Furnishings Worth Asking For 78 The Richter Travel Service Marie C. Richter, Director TELEPHONE 3-0445 101 E. Genesee Ave. Saginaw, Mich DRAPER CHEVROLET Co. Congratulations to the Class 1450 N. Michigan. of 1955 1322 E. Genesee Phone 5' 8166 Your Faculty Compliments of DONALD C. JOHNSON Real Estate and Insurance 1625 N. Michigan Phone 5- 5389 or 5- 5380 Compliments of VALLEY CITY OIL 1505 N. Woodbridge 310 Merdidth Saginaw, Michigan SCHWINCK'S 516 E. GENESEE AVE SAGINAW, MICH Phone: 4-5343 SMART MEN'S APPAREL compumsms or Courtesy of WOLVERINE PATTERN PARK!-AND l-ANES and 1 I5 so. wafer sf. MANUFACTURING COMPANY GEORGE SAUTTER, PROP. szcoubi NATIONAL BANK Ann Tnusr coMPANv Our 85th Year under Oldest and Largest Bank in Saginaw COMPLETE BANKING AND TRUST SERVICE o G s ' e u ! Ko , 'I' 1.1 111- 41 -Jilin, IIE-, I I Z ,pd I sure sum ounce , 3 132:22 U ' :ua sure sum li, 1:2401 'Q . V e gh Ns ul ' s ie X ' fi ff W ml! -5, S2-:sv i gg 19 wismnoron Avsu u, ,wanna 1132. oe AQ Q3 WEST sms omci 39 5 , S M couu AT Noam Q' Agro um AMI'-TON SWEET ups 5 ff boo scum wAsmNcYoN AVENUE .. - .. - Q f? A. 'X scum sro: office I I -'iI 'I ON 'V wncnouuns orncz 2815 EAST GENESEE AVENUE Member: Federal Reserve System 8. Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Complimenis of THE CATHOLIC WEEKLY Dioceses of Saginaw, Lansing and Grand Rapids 80 Fine Diamonds Fine Watches MICHIGANIS OLD INN NUECHTERLEIN JEWELER 'll4 N. Michigan Avenue Saginaw, Michigan Famous Hotel of 'Way Back in Lumberiack Days 87 Years of Hospitality SCCEIHDTQQEIM I QQQTEL 7ilde4d94a'4 Old qfdatozdeal 7m P i i Fine Food Fast Service STATE DRIVE-IN DUDLEY PAPER CO. Ask for Uncle Dudley CURB SERVICE INSIDE SERVICE CAPITAL SERIES School Supplies State and Lewis Just Plain Clean 2 We salute the Class of l956 Congratulations and Best Wishes from your HOME DAIRY CO. and PARK AND SHOP MARKETS 403 E. Genesee - 2029 N. Niagara - 315 South Michigan ' c,,t I .I w I E c H N A N N s gi I , I .'1iIIlw?5ffgI HH I -,N - 'IKM fit! 5 :IF L-' , oNE OF MICHIGAN s sg 56 , f FINER DEPARTMENT STORES FOR OVER 50 YEARS X - X !,A!r.: ' W 5 it 5 MCINTYRE FUNERAL CHAPEL AMBULANCE SERVICE 500 N. Mlclllgln MII. Dial 58277 SAGINAW, MICH. OPEN YOUR ACCOUNT Z WITH US TODAY. . . MATT's Foon CENTER Q . TXTALK IN The Best in Foods 3 Groceries - Quality Meats Z SAGINAW SAVINGS Qpen 7 days a Week O AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 9 a.m. to midnight Q Ph. 5- 9647 414 Davenport O MICHIGAN AT CASS Compliments of BAUER 8. BAUER CLEANERS 311 No. Hamilton Phone 5- 8101 HEAVENRICH DEPT. STORE All- Around Clothing 301 E. Genesee St. Phone 2- 6151 Compliments of SEALRICH DAIRY PRODUCTS Wholesale Div. 2005 Holland 2- 3167 Retail Div. 320 W. Bristol 4- 6559 Saginaw Michigan CROSS TYPEWRITER SERVICE 82 W. Genesee Ave. Phone 553456 Rentals on all Makes of Portables and Standard Typewriters- 3- Months rent to apply against purchase price. Saginaw Valley Lines, Inc. Specializing in CHARTER TRIPS To Any Point ln Michigan In Saginaw 1t's 900 E. GENESEE PHONE 5-6554 Fine Shgeg For All The Family Est. 1882 128 N. Wash. RAY GAUDREAU YOUR CATHOLIC FLORIST 404 W. GENESEE PHONE 3' 8777 CLARK'S HARDWARE A Friendly Place to Trade 517- 519 W. Genesee Phone 3' 5611 Compliments of GARBER PONTIAC CO. 216 N. Washington Ave. Compliments of SHAY WATER 8. BEVERAGE CO. Hires- Mission- Sprig 109 N. Niagara WAGNER'S TOG SHOP 116 N. Michigan Sportswear For Men EVERYTHING NEW IN ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES VISIT OUR DINETTE WORLD MACDONALD APPLIANCE 113 N. Hamilton St. Saginaw, Michigan DOOLEY DISTRIBUTING CO. Distributors of Building Material Products 2085 E. Genesee Ave. Saginaw, Michigan Congratulations to The Class of 1956 from the HOUSE OF MUSIC 118 S. Washington Ave. Phone 4- 3011 Your Headquarters for Records- Radios- Phonographs B0 DELL'S Store or Men 113 N. Washington-Between Morley's and 2nd National Bank In the name oi the Seniors of 1956 we sincerely thank the sponsors. patrons, and advertisers whose financial aid has made this year's ANDRE AN possible. May we ask the readers oi the 1956 AN DR EAN to patronize you in ihe same measure as you have supported us. THE S TA F F 84 mandan . , ' ded and ycmqee GIANVECCHIO GROCERY OFFICE SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT Groceries 3, Mews 408 W. Genesee Ave. Pho,-1,9598 Phone 3-5483 2601 N. Michigan Saginaw, Michigan We Aim To Please' A. F. BROGGER INSURANCE AGENCY COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE Fire - Auto - Liability - Bonds - Casualty Life, Health and Accident Serving Saginaw 36 Years ! A. F. BROGGER A. A. BROGGER 403 Second National Bank Building Phone 2-1363 ICKDDEMIIS FIIEL 0IL W. L. CASE COMPANY Dial 3-5441 Funeral Directors Ambulance Service 409 -415 Adams I' SAGlNAW'S FRIENDLIEST STORE MAIN STORE T FEDERAL AT GENESEE FARM STORE 226 W. GENESEE STORESIDE CUSTOMER PARKING DIAL 3-8411 86 Compliments Io the FACULTY AND GRADUATES A FRIEND 811 E. Genesee Ave. 87 UNIVERSAL METAL FABRICATORS INC 306 Stoker Drive Saginaw, Michigan fm Congratulations to the Class of 1956 Your Faculty Recall M, N gf, Those golden school days returned for the parents of St. Andrew Q seniors on February 1, 1956, when they invaded St. Andrew's aud torium to have pictures taken for the yearbook. It certainly prove to be a refresher course as many met former school-mates of r so long ago over pop and cookies provided by the seniors. Cafeteria Staff , In charge of the Hot Lunch program are: Mrs. Linwood Smi Mrs. joseph Kostick, and Mrs. Durwood Corcoran. CI355 PiClUl'6S i ' '7 5 The day class pictures come from the Werkema Studio is a big day. Sexx X' sorters are l. to r.: I. Laundra, T. Wandzel, M. Davison, J- Schfemsv M- Milstead, J. Hyatt. 'E sae, tinat 'Mae if b C M Q ,mi nn.,r. 1- ll!! Il ll! lblllill I MERCY CULLEGE DETROIT, MICHIGAN Conducted by the Sisters of Mercy Offers A.B. and B.S. Degrees FULLY ACCREDITED Holds Membership in the North Central Association of Colleges CAREER EDUCATION FOR WOMEN 0 Liberal Arts O Science 0 Philosophy 0 Teacher Education 0 Speech, Dramatics. Radio 0 Home Economics 0 Nursing 0 Medical Technology 0 Medical Record Library Science 0 X-Ray Technology I Pre-Social Service Courses 0 Pre-Medical Courses DIPLOMA COURSES Nursing, Anesthesiology for Graduate Nurses Address: The Registrar, 8200 W. Outer Dr., Detroit 19 89 ROY'S STEAK HOUSE 1810 Court Saginaw, Michigan 122 South Second St., Saginaw, Michigan . PERROT MARKET Quality Groceries 81 Meats Delivery Service jERRY'S TEXACO SERVICE JERRY SALGET AND SON General Repairing and Bumping 2905 Court Phone 4- 8369 Bond at Cooper Phone 4- 1691 Watches Diamonds Jewelry GILLESPIE - NORCZYCK PHARMACY Prescriptions delivered SID LIGHT JEWELER 2720 So. Jefferson Expert Watch, Clock, jewelry Repairing Saginaw, Michigan Phone 3- 6967 125 S. Hamilton St. Saginaw, Michigan 94 'F ' ictct smnxkv WAZN Y STANDARD SERVICE Tires, Batteries, Accessories Phone 5- 9482 S 8z H Green Stamps Clarence M. Wazny Prop. - 1 1+---A-f'- f.. .. PHONE 4-9816 2626 HESS F. W. WOOLWORTH CO. 304 E. Genesee Saginaw, Michigan MILLER BAKERY 2602 State Street Saginaw, Michigan BURMAN INDUSTRIES INC. Food Processing Equipment Bakery Machinery Filter Presses 306 Stoker Drive Phone 3' 3717 J. A. 0'CONNOI-'Z Floor Coverings Venetian Blinds Shades Phone 31890 2027 State Street Compliments of LACE FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE CO. BRINKER LUMBER CO. INC. Phone 3' 5431 Saginaw, Michigan GRINNELL BROS. First in music since 1879 Home of Steinway Pianos Hammond Electric Organs Magnavox- RCA Television Records Sheet Music 124 N. Washington Phone 5- 8138 1 LET US HELP YOU WITH YOUR REAL ESTATE PROBLEMS KOSKI REAL ESTATE ASSISTED BY: HENRY J. KOSKI BROKER Herb Forster 2- 0778 Bud Koski 2- 5089 521650160 jim Polzin 5- 1604 Al Nearing 4- 4759 Office at 1739 Barnard Street Phone 5-3636 SHEA'S The Best in Equipment of all Sports 524 Genesee Ave. Saginaw, Michigan School Sweaters Telephone 5. 4677 Athletic Uniforms Bowling Shirts 81 Dresses g TROPHIES W. SAGINAW FRUIT CO. 621 Potter Street Quality at its Best With Service Always Phones: 5' 5331 5- 5333 5' 5332 5- 7661 We Do Custom Engraving SAGINAW EMBROIDERY INC. 216 N. Hamilton Saginaw, Michigan 92 Get the BEST Buy Seal-O-Co Gasoline - Oil - TRAILER RENTAL SERVICE Grease EXPERT LUBRICATION E .1 5:2237 EW. 5451- ' I FREE PRQISH: RFUI- CHEE ,ff I III1FlIE6EREl iv...-4-'E L. H-I Tgxsauusi IIGULIQ SERVICE STATIONS FIVE CONVENIENT SAGINAW LOCATIONS 2114 S. Michigan Ave. 1519 Mackinaw St. 1304 Gratiot Ave. 1418 State St. 777 No. Washington Ave. 93 CONGRATULATIONS to the Seniors of St. Andrew's High School Success and Best Wishes in Eggs' Your Chosen Careers Central Foundry Division Chevrolet- Saginaw Grey Iron Foundry Chevrolet- Saginaw Service Manufacturing Chevrolet- Saginaw Transmission Saginaw Steering Gear Division General Motors Corporation 94 f' .4 :,.',x1g,Q-naw 1.-,.',-, r, 1 . ' - fn:.fun.z.' Lanai. ' A. ..., ., , .. nun-.,:. X gg f -,.,,,,L -kik .M .- . ., -A - Q .-.mars A , msnmnmwav ,,... v 1 ,f . g QNX.-myfwx :fy -np' W7 ff' C137 'GF' -1 ENE? x i .. ,- Nw, iimwpp-P ,,u,wf-