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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1958 volume:

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'FM Foreword N., Four years ago Samt Andrew H1gh School opened nts door to us '1 Freshman Cllss who were eager to fxnd out what thxs hlgher edueatlon was all about We came wtrh the tools of xntelllgenee and a desrre to learn nn other words as workmen w1ll1ng to bu1ld an ed1f1ce of whxeh we need not be ashamed Spmtually we had many opportunntnes to grow the Holy Sterlfnce of the Mass Holy Commumon the rosary annual retreats, danly mstrucnons and Uood example were some of the spxrxtual food provrded for that growth Gods grace was not laclemg nerther was our co opemtton nor the unurmg patrence and hard work of our faculty Scholastxc achlevement eonstruetlve leadershrp sportsmxnshlp 1nd soexal develop ment are yust four of the mmy rmportlnt aspeets we dex eloped to help us apply our selves to my sntufrnon regardless of how frustmtmg lf mxghr lppe rr No matter whrt wocatxon we pursue whether we ehmb hugh on the ladder of sueeess ftcqulred here it e If beloved lent Andrew Cl1005ll'1g IS our theme Carefully study to present thy self rpproveel unto God a worleman that needer not to e rshrmed we shall endeavor to present 1 vnew of exch --.14 ph tse of our school ll elxs well ts 1 hoole of ITTLHICJIF for ybll IH this uljtentlon 'Pj f K 7.2. 5415 44C?'5'Q5 Q I ,A rj,? ff Sue Ckvla 1 1 ' le fp si-.L-gf, TABLE OF Lea'N'l'ENT,s 'glgtroducflon SZC2 Neg? x Sensor Workmen f RQ? 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P . -I ' , Q ' N , .QQ QQ, Q , J Zeulous Shepherd of The Workmen dn 5 Oil MOST REVEREND STEPHEN S WOZNICKI Bishop of Soginow Eight sears ago our Most Rexercnd Stephen S Wfomicki came to us from De rhe forricrh .mnixcrsary of his ordination to the holy priesthood januari 5 1958 his rvwum hfth anniwcrsiry 15 a bishop 4 I. x ' I rroit, Michigan ro assume his duties as our bishop. December 22, 1957 marked . f V Y ' ' f i f A 1 if 7 , ' ' I ' ' Q 4 . W' U.: in Q ky f fn if fiikk, J Y f 34 U, 1 Y :L ' K 4? 3 ' ,QE 513' . fff ,.1,, 1 Suki b 3 ? ff K? fx 1-'ff 'E ,gy . E 1 f tal 1 .f R45 ' e QS, 'Wg M3424 555 3, 5222. . 'L , ' if 554293 ,551 , Q E +41 im' S? 1. ,ig W Af Q W 25 jg 4 Em. 'i if 'ffiszgif ' ,AVll,,'5f: , . .......,ii' -nl' REVEREND C1 ARENCF SMOI INQKI REVEREND ARISTODEMO RODRICUEZ The guidance of our assistants keeps the blueprints of our spiritual life ever before us REVEREND THOMAS BRENNAN Superintendent of Schools in the Saginaw Diocese Leaders V! SISTER MARY FREDERIC RSM Prmcrpal l Srster Maura OP Superrnrendenr of Secondary Schools Srsrer Mary Nolasco RSM Supermrendent of Elementary Schools Srsrer Mary Emma RSM St Andrew Lrbrarlan 7 , .. ., I . j J I I O D O ,. ,. I I . v l , --, , ' ' 'a y 1 ' - -1 Workmen, hear This message as ag-5 vga I Graduates of 1958 One hundred years ago rn a mountam vrllage of France a lrttle grrl con quered trme and space Hundreds of other chrldren attended the v,1Ilage school played IH the frelds, but we know only her, Bernadette, an underprrvrleged chrld, perhaps judged rather dull, and yet her name crrcles the orbrt of mme and hrs tory and wrll connnue to do so as long as man has fanth and wrsdom to belreve m mrracles Why IS Bernadette remembered' Because she brought a message from Mary to the world A few years ago, graduates were proud to be addressed as graduates of the Marran year You also have a drstrnctron graduates of the Lourdes Year Thrs means that you have a trust to brmg agarn a message from Mary Immacu late to the world sorely rn need of her It IS a world that has forgotten Mary, the Mornrng Star, and ns worshnppxng earth made satellrtes that wrll devastate and destroy wrthout her hght Graduates of the Lourdes Year, take Mary's message rnto your world as Bernadette drd Thrs IS the commnssron your Catholrc hrgh school places 1n your hands w1th your drploma Srncerely rn Mary, SISTER MARY FREDERIC, R S M 8 I O I TU V ,f 'fra f i any-3 ,L , 13,1 l nw 75 gl,,y,Y ,M 'if 'rf A ?Q,ff'J,,ng'y 5U?g?113h2,A3if!.5 f ,, at Q.. f' f,,,f'W ' a . zgaazzf K a 's , N ' wr. ,W-gg: I 'V . Qin' e ws ' am 4. , 3 9 'Q 1 - 4, Qui 'il K, 4' Y A, t , n- r l Q -L ' K . , . ' ' N . Q I f o 5 X f l O , . A 2- . 5 A. ,Z , A fi O . gi' 'z .Ari IE l E , , . - 9 Q UR BS AETERNA RO M A ',.'?':: ' I Y gg? IW 12lit'111 iirg.,W A , mwinyl 3-dj, ' .fr Jr-A rl' ,A L 1: Akin 'la N If Ii' 92 , I Rgl',.,.R, ' 4,3 J I- H lzlbahi A l 'W' '- an 3- 1 - H A 4 - x A is ' via if ,.,,gf7'i M Leaders - SISTER MARY ANTOINETTE, RSM. freshman Moderator, Latin, Q K 'I Religion We r Bm ll SISTER MARY BEDE. R.S.M. Sophomore Moderator Mathematics, Religion, Sodality Moderator MRS- ALICE PENTY SISTER MARY ESTHER, R.S.M Freshman Moderator Senior Moderator, Ef1g1iSh English, Religion SISTER MARY VIRGINIA, R.S.M. Senior Moderator, English, R. h Publications Advisor, Art, lg t Religion SISTER MARY MARTINA. R.S.M. SISTER MARY LEONA R S M Sophomore Moderator Sophomore Moderator Home Economics, Biology, Science, Mathematics Religion Mechanical Drawing Religion MR EUGENE GLICK Business Mathematics Athletics akfilgi MRS ELEANOR MCCREA Physical Education Leaders MR. ROBERT O. WOLF Director of the combined Glee Clubs and the Boy's Liturgical Choir 10 Leaders X.. SISTER MAURA, R.S.M.? ' I f. junior Moderator Social Science, Religion SISTER MARY PERPETUA, R.S.M. Freshman Moderator, Social Science, Religion 9' - t iw' ' bl 'Xorg MRS. RUTH NASLUND SISTER MARY CASPAR, R.S.M Commercial, junior Moderator, MR- DQNAI-P FRANZ English Commercial, Religion, 505131 Sclence, Sodality Moderator Athletics 1 1 SALUTATORIAN, Carol Rader VALEDICTORIAN, Janis Coyle QUILL AND SCROLL Quill and Scroll is an honorary journalistic society. Students who place in the upper third of their class and who have accomplished superior work in some phase of journalism are elected to this society. It is in spiritualizing our work that we ourselves be- come spiritualized according to St. Paul of the Cross, therefore we take our occupation whether it be studies or recreation, and spiritualize it. Below Quill and Scroll members are, L. to R.: Seated: Barbara Halasinski, Elaine Gnatlcowslci, .lames Slasinski, .lacquelyn Zlotnik, Lawrence Riffel. Standing: Francis Shotwell, George Schnepf, james Chronowski, Sue Crevia, Wil- liam Taylor, Margaret Kosticlc, janet Mac- Donald Honors ., 4 'Q-' Y if -,, 3, 5- .4 N., N gf William Taylor placed Janis Coyle, winner of the second in lissay contest, Bausch Lomb Science Principles of Good Citi- Award, zenship. pf T , Em , RW! Student Council officers making a tape recording of an announcement to be given are: L. to R.: President, james Chronowskig Co-Vice Presi- dent, Margaret Maxwell, Treasurer, Terrance Beechlerg Secretary, Kathleen Fleischmanng and Co-Vice President, Donald Schultz. M fi 7 t Judith Moss and Saundra Schuch, third and fifth place winners respectively in the essay contest, Amer- ica's Future ls Up To Youth. Our Senior Workmen . ' 'sw , ,. ' Q2 ,ri ,Q , ' 5 A f WILLIAM ALBURG JUDITH ARMSTRONG THOMAS BADER Sr. john the Baptist Parish Sr. Andrew Parish Sr. josaphar Parish 36' 46.1 'H . fer -f Q 1 WILLIAM BARRERA PATRICK BAYBECK DOROTHY BECKER Sr. Andrew Parish St. josaphar Parish Sr. Helen Parish I3 have carefully studied . ,iN i U me X Q A ' 1 Q 3 ' ' 2 'Ei N sh if ' rg 8 U L 'v V YV ..A.f V q i f H- ss- P' Q ,eeee i eee P '51 K y J! V -V V M' J I Ar tb' l K JJ ,, A VS.. L 1 Q , GERALD BEDFORD TERRANCE BEECHLER JAMES BESAW St. Matthew PariSl'1 St. Thomas Acquinas Parish Sr. john the Baptist Parish - i ib U5 1 N JAMES CHRONOWSKI JOHN CALL St. Rita Parish St. Andrew Parish 14 1 yr. I 47 sa ' L JANET BLACK Sr. Andrew Parish and prepared Themselves . f , WV-if 455. 1,5 CHRISTINE CLARK Sr. Andrew Parish 7-. --gf A.. . .X V . Qx 'F' v ul :- N ,Q . X, 'fJ:.,.y if- 4 'I 'P o MARY CREVIA St. Andrew Parish yswq I 4? 'Cf' JUDITH CLAYTON JANIS QQYLE Sf- Afldfew P3-fi5h St. Andrew Parish JOHN DAVENPORT DANIEL DAMBRO Sr. Matthew Parish Sr. Andrew Parish 15 6 1 for presentation . -of-ff X 'S' I Us 'A XX S X xv PALMA DIQEGLIE KENNETH EMEDE PATRICIA DIEBOLD Mfg Carmel Parish St. Andrew Parish Sr. Andrew Parish fjgw A A RN , ,J ,JPL ij 9 ,f fwwfs in + iii: A FV' PM LAVERNE ERWAY KATHLEEN FLEISCHMANN JANICE G-ASE St. Helen Parish Sr. john the Baptist Parish St. Stephen Parish 16 unto God ELIZABETH GERGER St. Andrew Parish 'aaa 11, k , Q F' JOHN HAFNER Sr. Andrew Parish ROBERT GRONOWSKI Sr. john the Baptist Parish ELAINE GNATKOWSKI Sr. josaphat Parish 1 r 1 Q K ' .. ,I r BARBARA HALASINSKI ROBERT HOLLAND Sr. josaphar Parish Sr. Helen Parish 17 if x,,3 as workmen al -' it! 0' W TIMOTHY JANETSKY St osaphat Parlsh X 'YS MARGARET KOSTICK St Andrew Parlsh an es mr 'Qs 11'- qll'l mauve' PAUL KENNEDY Sr Helen Parlsh ,I 43 'B'-'1l --m- BRUCE KRETZ Sr Helen Parlsh 18 N lin- FRANCES KING Qt Helen Parlsh 2,425 f I MARY LOUISE KYLE St josaphar Parlsh O 4 A 4 . ,is 1 A-Ov W Q ' , Q. , 'nl bl ,fel -,: S? -N, I vA..-V. l- e llllnl A A IX ' if pf' ' -'T I H 7732. ,..,, fi ' 7 , . .A . 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Andrew Parish Sf- Sfephefl Pwsh 19 be ashamed. w rn ,I , M Wk 4, ' if b- . , JANET MACDONALD JOSEPH MACDONALD ROBERT MACRAE St. Helen Parish Sr. Andrew Parish Sr. Stephen Parish 413' 9 fs 'W T R f 1 i E i x N BARBARA MATER ROBERT MARCOUX CONSTANCE MARKEY Sr. Andrew Parish Sr. Helen Parish St. Stephen Parish 20 Q Y' This preparation 400 's' DOROTHY MATEHICAK MARGARET MAXWELL GERALD MCMULLEN Sr. Helen Parish Sr. Andrew Parish St. Andrew Parish av- 995 Y SUE MEI-IALSKE JOYCE METIVA DENNIS MEYER Sr. josaphat Parish Sr. Marrhew Parish Sr. Andrew Parish 21 was in accordance with ideals f .- JAMES MEYER Sr. Andrew Parish 1UDITH MOSS St. Helen Parish ax 'g A i X -Q fiwg, S ALYCE MORRIS DOROTHY MORTIMORE Sr. Andrew Parish St. Stephen Parish s.. E ,MZ GERALD NOTHELFER PAUL OWEN St. Stephen Parish Sf, Helen Parish . better Catholics, 1: , '14 KENNETH PELKEY St Stephen Partsh f' K' 433' CAROL RADER Sr Stephen Partsh '-W -nr' MARY POTVIN St Stephen Parish CORRINE PICARD St Andrew Parlsh wif is. ROBERT REDMOND MARY REER Sr Stephen Pansh Sr Helen Parlsh 25 1 I' S 3 ,M qw 'V . x X ' fiat' S S E R Et 3 5' H NP ri h A ' sh 58' f 4 I ff P . better citizens, , 'N' x I by Y' W... , Yr , 44.1-Q' I xfg4A.t R,:1.n -Q 'V fm: A .r -. .. . . J 4 , Ns xg' Sue '- 5 7 ' '-, -a -. , v 3 , We r5w.f! A MICHAEL REIMUS LAWRENCE RIFFEL MARLENE RIVET Sr. Andrew Parish Sr. Andrew Parish Sr. Andrew Parish i' q-, f P 1 1 1 .4 i 2' THEODORE ROUECH MARY SABOURIN RICHARD SCHNEIDER St. Matthew Parish Sr. Stephen Parish Sr. josaphar Parish 24 r P L . better students, W , 9' nfzmk, X GEORGE SCHNEPF XA RUTH SCHREMS SAUNDRA SCI-IUCH St. Andrew Parish XX Sf- AULUCW P2lf1Sh St. Andrew Parish t at P5 x Q' DONALD SCHULTZ PATRICIA SCHULTZ NANCY SCHWINCK Sr. Thomas Acquinag Parish Sr. Andrew Parish Sr. Stephen Parish 25 i A f A ,M ., I I iw 5 4, f Y I I ,.., ., Al' -I 5 I. gi , J WILLIAM SCHWIND FRANCIS SHOTWELL JAMES SLASINSKI St. Josaphat Parish St. Andrew Parish St. Andrew Parish WILLIAM TAYLOR ROBERT THOMPSON JO JEAN VANDERBURG St. Helen Parish Sr. Helen Parish Sr. Matthew Parish 26 'S in order To win ,of ln f hw CAROL ANN VOTRUBA Sr. Andrew Parish Xwsalv Qs EDWARD YESIxA Sr USIPIYII Pmrlsh God's approval. Q4 I MICHAEL WEGNER St. Mary Parish, Hemlock .P Eff? ,I fr-V JACQUEI X N Z1 OTNIB. Sr Cxsrmxr Pxrlsh DENISE WESTENDORF Sr. Matthew Parish , Q If JOHN ZUBER Sr Andrew P1r1sh Achvmes of The Workmen WILLIAM ALBURG Football 3 Poetry Award 34 Catholrc Youth Week Slut 4 JUDITH ARMSTRONG Latrn Club l Sodalrty Unrt Leader 2 Glee Club 2 4 Prom Commnttee 3 ournalrsm Conventlon 3 Senror Government Day 4 THOMAS BADER Sodal1ty 1 2 3 Latm Club Offrcer 1 Football 1 2 34 Audro Vrsual Club 2 3 Audlo Vrsual Award 2 Scho lastrc Honor Socxety 2 Lettermen Club 2 34 Typmg Award 3 Golf 3 Safe Teen Representatrve 3 Na tronal Honor Socxety 4 JETS Club Secretary 4 Mom tor 4 WILLIAM BARRERA Football 1 2 Sodalrty 2 Glee Club 2 3 Audro Vrsual PATRICK BAYBECK Class Treasurer 2 3 Class Vlce Presrdent 1 Soccer 1 Pep Club 2 Spanrsh Club 3 Prom Commrttee 3 Senror Government Day 4 DOROTHY BECKER Sodalrty 12 Scholastrc Honor Socrety 124 Perfect Attendance 12 Prom Commxttce 9 Class Colors Commrttee 4 Mercy College Career Day 4 GERALD BEDFORD Sodalxty l Football 24 Glee Club 234 Audio Vrsual 4 Poetry Award 4 Sennor Government Day 4 TERRANCE BEECHLER Football 2 14 Basketball 1234 Baseball 12 34 Lettermen Club 2 34 Class Presrdent 3 All Valley Football Second Team 3 All Valley Football Frrst Team 4 All State Football Honorable Mentron 4 Prom Commrttee 3 Perfect Attendance 3 Student Councxl Treasurer 4 Football Captarn 4 Natxonal Honor Socrety 4 Momtor 4 Safe Teen Club Secre tary 4 JAMES BESAW Sodalrty 12 Scholastrc Honor Soclety 2 Freshman Senror Party Decoratrons Commrttee 2 Perfect At tendance 2 3 Sodalrty Unrt Leader 2 Football 34 Lettermen Club 34 Prom Commtttee 3 Momtor 4 JANET BLACK Sodalrty 1234 Poetry Award 3 Essay Award 4 Prom Commrttee 3 Andrean and Amplnfrer Staffs 4 Senror Government Day 4 JOHN CALL Kmghts of the Altar 1 2 Sodalrty 1 2 Senror Govern ment Day 4 JAMES CHRONOWSKI Football 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Scholasuc Honor Socrety 12 3 4 Sodalxty Unrt Leader 12 Latm Club Presrdent 1 Perfect Attendance I 2 3 Class Presrdent 2 Typrng Award 3 Lettermen Club 3 4 Student Councrl Presrdent 4 Monitor 4 Student Government Day Dlscussxon Leader 4 Natxonal Honor Socxety 4 All Valley Honorable Ment1on for Football 4 Publr c rtrons Staffs 4 CHRISTINE CLARK Sodalrty 1 2 Latm Club Secretary 1 Gym 12 Mardr Cras Commrttee 1 Journalrsm Conventron Ann Arbor 3 JUDITH CLAYTON Glee Club 1234 Sodalrty 12 34 TSSA 1 Musr cals 2 3 4 JANIS COYLE Scholastrc Honor Socrety 1 2 34 Sodalrty I 2 34 Class Treasurer 1 TSSA 2 3 Poetry Award 2 3 Servrce Award 3 Typrng Award 3 Natronal Honor Soclety 4 Valedlctorxan 4 MARY CREVIA Sodalrty 1 2 34 Glee Club 12 34 Lrvrng Rosary 3 Publncatnons Staffs 4 Senror Government Day 4 Latm Club l MlSSlODd6ll Catechetlcal Teacher 4 Musr cals 2 3 4 DANIEL DAMBRO Sodalxty 1 2 3 4 Prom Co charrman 3 Class Presrdent 4 Senror Government Day 4 JOHN DAVENPORT Class Treasurer 1 Typmg Award 1 Football 124 Basketball 1 Glee Club 2 34 Senror Government Day 4 PALMA DE CEGLI Sodalrty 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 TSSA 2 3 Sodalrty Talent Show 2 Sodalrty Unrt Leader 3 Scholastrc Honor Socrety 3 PATRICIA DIEBOLD Sodalrty 2 Chorr 2 Gym 2 Lrbrary Momtor 4 Senror Government Day 4 OO. 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' ' 1 1 1 1 V , 7 KENNETH EMEDE Audro Vlsual Club 1 2 34 Sodallty 2 3 4 Class Trea surer 3 Momtor 4 Audro Vrsual Captarn 4 Senlor Government Day 4 LA VERNE ERWAY Football 1 Basketball 123 Lettermen Club 2 34 Lettermen Club Treasurer 4 Monrtor 4 Safe Teen Club Prcsldent 4 Audro Vxsual Club Presrdent 4 KATHLEEN FLEISCHMANN Class Vlce Presldent 1 Glee Club 1 7 9 4 Sodalrty 1 7 3 4 Scholastrc Honor Socrety 1 2 3 4 Sodallty Sec retary 3 Natlonal Honor Socrety 3 4 Queen s Court 3 Essay Award 3 Cheerleader 4 Homecomrng Queen 4 Monltor 4 JANICE GASE Sodallty 12 34 Glee Club 124 Class Secretary 3 Essay Award 3 Typrng Award 3 SSCA 3 Sodalrty Musrcal 2 Cheerleader 4 Natroml Honor Soclety 4 Scholastlc Honor Soctety 4 ELIZABETH GERGER Sodalrty 1 7 34 Perfect Attendance 1 2 3 Glee Club 1 4 Scholastlc Honor Socret 34 Sen1or Government Y Day 4 ELAINE GNATKOXWSKI Soclety 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 4 Cheerleader 1 2 34 Queens Court 7 4 Poetry Award 2 34 Prom Com mrttee 3 Natlonal Honor Socrety 4 Monrtor 4 Pub llcatlons Staffs 4 Qurll and Scroll 4 ROBERT GRONOWSKI Sodalrty 1 Basketball 1 Baseball 1 Lettermen Club 1 Typrng Award 3 Prom Commlttee 3 Monltor 4 Senror Government Day 4 JOHN HAFNER Football 12 4 Sodallty 1 Latln Club l Scmor Gox ernment Day 4 BARBARA HALASINSKI Class Presldent 1 Glee Club 1 7 4 Cheerleader 2 9 4 Sodalxty 1 7 3 4 Latxn Club Secretary 2 Prom Com mrttee 3 Queens Court 4 Momtor 4 Publrcatrons Staffs 4 Qurll and Scroll 4 ROBERT HOLLAND Basketball 1 Football 1234 Sodalrty 1 Glee Club 7 3 Camera Club Secretary 4 Audto Vrsual Club 4 Senror Government Day 4 TIMOTHY JANETSKY Perfect Attendance 12 Football 12 Sodalrty 134 Scholastlc Honor Soclety 2 Typmg Award 3 Poetry Award 34 PAUL KENNEDY Audlo Vrsual Club 4 Semor Government Day 4 FRANCES KING Sodalrty 1 Class Vlce Presldent 2 Latln Club 1 Ann Arbor journallsm Convention 3 Llvrng Rosary 3 Senlor Government Day 4 MARGARET KOSTICK Sodalrty 1 Latrn Club Treasurer 1 Glee Club 2 Prom Commlttee 3 Journalrsm Trtps 3 Lrvrng Rosary 3 Poetry Award 4 Natronal Honor Socxety 4 Trrp to Mercy College 4 Quill and Scroll 4 BRUCE KRETZ Scholastlc Honor Socrety 12 Sodalrty 12 3 Class Treasurer 2 Senxor Government Day 4 MARY LOUISE KYLE Sodalrty 1 Talent Show 2 Poetry Awards 34 Scholastlc Honor Socrety 34 Typlng Award 3 Essay Award 4 Semor Government Day 4 JANE LA CHAPELLE 7 Scrence Club Vlce Presldent 2 Sodalrty 34 Essay Award 3 Senror Government Day 4 JAMES LA PAN Football 1234 Basketball 123 Sodahty 3 et termen Club 2 3 4 JUDITH LONSWAY Sodallty 14 Glee Club 14 Prom Commrttee 3 Perfect Attendance 3 Cheerleader 4 Poetry Award 4 Scnlor Government Day 4 JOHN LUPLOW I mn Club Treasurer 1 Audxo Vrsual 12 34 Foot ball 2 34 Baseball 12 34 Sodalrty Umt Leader 2 All Valley Frrst Team for Football 34 All Drocesan Second Team for Football 3 Radlo Announcer 3 Poetry Award 3 All State Second Team for Football 4 Lettermen Club Presrdent 4 Aud1oV1sual Lreu tenant 4 EDWARD LUNT Football 1 2 3 Basketball 12 Baseball 12 3 Acolyte 123 Track Award 2 Poetry Award 3 SSCA 3 Monrtor 4 ' . 1 s 1 U I a-7 4 ' , Q , . y ,S 5 L - 9 ' ' g g . 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D 3 y 5 ,,, A . is ,, 5 , 1 ,, 5 -, 5- 9 - L ,, 5 A 5 9 4 29 SARA LYMAN Sodalrty 1234 Sodalrty Umt Leader 1 Perfect Attendance 13 Glee Club 12 Class Secretary 24 Servrce Award 2 Sodalrty Musrcals 2 Prom Com mrttee 3 TSSA 3 Poetry Award 4 SSCA 3 JANET MACDONALD Sodalrty 12 34 Glee Club 2 3 Glee Club Treasurer 2 Perfect Attendance 2 Scholasttc Honor Socnety 2 3 4 Class Vrce Presrdent 3 Student Councrl Repre sentatrve 3 4 Prom Commrttee 3 Snow Shoe Shuffle Commrttee 3 Sodalrty CoPrefect 4 SSCA 3 Na uonal Honor Socrety 4 Publrcanons Staffs 4 Mom tor 4 Quill and Scroll 4 JOSEPH MAC DONALD Football 1 Audro Vrsual Club 2 Perfect Attend ance 3 Dow Chemrcal Trrp 4 Semor Government Day4 ROBERT MAC RAE Sodalrty 12 34 Class Presrdent 24 Class Treasurer 1 Student Councrl Representatrve 24 Monrtor 4 SSCA 3 Football 1 Golf 34 Prom Charrman 3 BARBARA MAIER Sodalrty 2 3 4 Latm Club 1 Servrce Award 1 TSSA 2 3 Glee Club 34 Sprrng Muslcal 3 Prom Com mrttee 3 Amplrfrer Staff 4 Audro Vrsual 4 Poetry Award 2 ROBERT MARCOUX Latrn Club 12 Journalxsm Trrp to Ann Arbor 3 Unrted Fund Co charrman 4 Andrean Staff 4 Senror Government Day 4 CONSTANCE MARKEY Sodalrty 14 Latm Club 1,2 Glee Club 124 Class Secretary 1 Glee Club Secretary 2 Mardr Gras Court 2 Cheerleader 3 Prom Commxttee 3 French Club 4 Poetry Award 4 Andrean Staff 4 Amplrfrer Staff 4 SSCA 3 DOROTHY MATEJCAK Sodalrty 1 2 Latm Club 1,2 Scholastrc Honor Socnety 2 34 Poetry Award 3 Essay Award 4 Andrean and Amplrfrer Staffs 4 Prom Commxttee 3 Perffff Af tendance 3 MARGARET MAXWELL Scholastrc Honor Socrety 1,2 34 Sodahty 12 34 Sodalrty Unrt Leader 3 Prom Commrttee 3 TSSA 2 Student Council Co-Vnce Presrdent 4 Natronal Honor Socrety 4, Amplrlier Staff 4 Quill and Scroll 4 GERALD MC MU LLEN Knights of the Altar 12 34 Knrghts of the Altar Treasurer 4 Latm Club Offrcer 1 Scholastnc Honor Socxety 2 Football 234 Basketball 2 34 Golf 4 Class Vxce Presrdent 3 Poetry Award 3 Lettermen Club 34 Glee Club 4 SUE MEHALSKE Latm Club 12 Scholastnc Honor Socrety 2 34 Na tronal Honor Socrety 4 Class Vrce Presrdent 4 Essay Award 4 Senior Government Day 4 Perfect Attend ance 3 JOYCE METIVA Latrn Club 1 Glee Club 3 4 Musxcals 3 Senrot Gov ernment Day 4 DENNIS MEYER Kmghts of the Altar 12 34 Audro Vrsual 3 Sen1or Government Day 4 JAMES MEYER Attended St Joseph Grand Raprds and St Lawrence Mt Calvary Wrsconsxn Semmarnes 12 3 Andrean JUDITH MOSS Sodalnty 1 2 Latm Club 1 2 Perfect Attendance 2 3 Scholastic Honor Society 4 Mrssron Club Leader 4 Semor Government Day 4 DOROTHY MORTIMORE Sodalrty 1 Latrn Club 1 2 Glee Club 2 Essay Award 3 Semor Government Day 4 GERALD NOTHELFER Semor Government Day 4 Audro Vrsual 4 PAUL OWEN S0dal1IY 12 Latrn Club 12 Football 1 Essay Award 3 Poetry Award 4 Senror Government Day 4 KENNETH PELKEY Charrman of the Chrrstmas Card Sales 3 Senror Government Day 4 CORRINE PICARD S0dal1fY 12 34 Scholastrc Honor Socrety 1,234 Latm Club 1 Poetry Awards 2 34 Essay Awards 34 Typrng Award 3 Prom Commrttee 3 Senror Government Day 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11.1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 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MARY ANN POTVIN Sodalrty 1 2 3 4 Latm Club 1 2 Glee Club 2 4 TSSA 2 Sodahty Un1t Secretary 3 Typrng Award 3 Prom Commrttee 3 Cheerleader 4 Amplxfler Staff 4 An drean Staff 4 Sodallty Mus1cal 2 Ann Arbor ournal 1sm Conventron 3 CAROL ANN RADER Sodalnty 1234 Scholastxc Honor Socrety 1234 Latm Club 12 Sodalrty Unlt Secretary 1 Poetry Award 2 Servrce Award 3 Natxonal Honor Socxety 3 Salutatorran 4 Mrsslondell Catechetlcal Teacher 4 ROBERT REDMOND Sodalrty Prefect 4 Poetry Award 2 Essay Award 2 Football 12 Basketball 1 Chaxrman of Snow Shoe Shuffle 3 Senior Government Day 4 SSCA 3 Latm Club 1 Sodalxty 1234 Typrng Award 3 Prom Commrttee 3 MARY REER Poetry Awards 2 3 Art Award 3 Essay Award 4 Semor Government Day 4 MICHAEL REIMUS Treasurer 3 Football 1234 Baseball 12 Basket ball 12 Senlor Government Day 4 LAWRENCE RIFFEL Knrghts of the Altar 2 34 Andrean Staff 4 Class Treasurer 4 Semor Government Day 4 Qurll and Scroll 4 MARLENE RIVET Sodalxty 12 34 Glee Club 1,2 Scholastnc Honor Socnety 12 Perfect Attendance 1 Latm Award 1 Semor Government Day 4 THEODORE ROUECH Semor Government Day 4 Art Award 4 MARY SABOURIN Sodalrty 1 2 3 4 Scholastrc Honor Socrety 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 4 Latm Club 1,2 Sodalxty Umt Leader 1 Class Treasurer 2 Essay Award 3 TSSA 3 SSCA 3 Cheerleader 4 Natlonal Honor Socrety 4 RICHARD SCHNEIDER Sodalnty Unnt Leader 1 AudxoV1sual 1,2 34 Glee Club 34 Latm Club 1 Boys Mnssron Charrman 4 Semor Government Day 4 GEORGE SCHNEPF Knlghts of the Altar 1,234 Knnghts of the Altar Secretary 3 Knxghts of the Altar Presrdent 4 Foot ball 12 34 Basketball 12 Lettermen Club 2 34 Class Presxdent 1 Safe Teen Representatrve 3 Prom Commrttee 3 Magazxne Drive General Manager 4 Andrean and Ampllfner Staffs 4 RUTH SCHREMS Sodalrty 1 2 4 Glee Club 2 4 Poetry Award 3 Scho lastrc Honor Society 34 Typmg Award 3 Student Government Day 4 SAUNDRA SCHUCH Scholastlc Honor Socrety 1 2 3 4 Iatrn Club 12 Sodalrty Unrt Leader 2 34 Essay Award 34 TSSA 2 3 Natnonal Honor Society 3 Prom Co chanrman 3 Glee Club 2 3 4 DONALD SCHULTZ Sodalrty 1 2 3 4 Scholastrc Honor Socrety 1 2 3 Foot ball 12 Class President 3 Student Councnl Repre sentatrve 3 Vlce Presndent of Student Councrl 4 Drscussron Leader Semor Government Day 4 SSCA Sodalxty 34 Scholastic Honor Socrety 1 Class Vnce Presndent l Class Secretary 4 Student Councrl Repre sentatrve 1 Latm Club Presrdent 2 Glee Club 2 34 Poetry Award 2 Prom Committee 3 Cheerleader 4 Amplrfler Staff 4 NANCY SCHWINCK Cheerleader 14 Sodalxty 12 34 Glee Club 124 TSSA 3 Poetry Award 2 Perfect Attendance 3 Typmg Award 3 Sodalxty Musrcal 2 WILLIAM SCHWIND Latm Club 12 Essay Award 3 Semor Government Day 4 Dow Chemrcal Trip 4 FRANCIS SHOTWELL Knrghts of the Altar 12 34 Latm Club 12 Semor Government Day 4 Publncatrons Staff 4 JAMES SLASINSKI Sodalnry 34 Football 1234 Basketball 1,2 All Valley Second Team 3 All Valley Flrst Team 4 Latm Club President l Prom Commrttee 3 Essay Award 4 Poetry Award 4 Baseball 3 Natronal Honor Socrety 4 Andrean Ad Manager 4 Audro Vrsual Club 12 3 Lettermen Club Secretary 4 Per fect Attendance 3 Qurll and Scroll 4 I ,713 . al- 13 . 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' ' . ,Q , xv: I , ' . 7 - 31 WILLIAM TAYLOR Sodalxty 1234 Scholastrc Honor Socxety 1234 Class Vrce Presrdent 2 Student Counctl Delegate 2 4 Poetry Awards 2 34 Essay Awards 2 34 Rell gron Award 3 Class Secretary 3 Qurll and Scro Award 3 Servrce Award 3 Prom Commrttee 3 Publrcatrons Staff 3 TSSA 3 Natronal Honor Socnety 3 Typmg Award 3 Unxon Sodalxty Delegate 34 Sodalrty Treasurer 3 Sodalrty Unrt Leader 34 Na tronal Honor Socrety Presrdent 4 Ampllfrer Staff 4 Andrean Co-edrtor 4 ROBERT THOMPSON Andrean Staff 4 Senror Government Day 4 Publr catrons Staff 4 JO JEAN VANDERBURG Glee Club 1 2 Senror Government Day 4 CAROL ANN VOTRUBA Perfect Attendance 12 34 Scholastrc Honor Socrety 1 2 4 Crtrzenshrp Award 1 Sodalrty 2 3 4 TSSA 2 3 SSCA 3 Servrce Award 3 Poetry Award 34 Sodalx ty Unrt Leader 4 Sagmaw Unron Sodaltty Secretary 4 Publncatrons Staff 4 Mrssrondell Catechetrcal Teacher 4 Unrted Fund Co-Charrman 4 MICHAEL WEGNER Football l Perfect Attendance 1234 Glee Club 2 34 Glee Club Vlce Presrdent 3 Typrng Award 3 Bronze Cross Glee Club Award 3 Lrbrary Monrtor 4 Audro Vrsual 4 Cathollc Book Week Staff 4 DENISE WESTENDORF Sodalrty 12 Perfect Attendance 2 Semor Govern ment Day 4 EDWARD YESKA Latrn Club 1 Football 2 Glee Club 34 Essay Award 4 Audro-Vrsual 4 Senror Government Day 4 An drean Staff 4 JACQUELYN ZLOTNIK Glee Club 1 2 Scholastrc Honor Socrety 1 2 3 4 Per fect Attendance 12 34 Poetry Awards 2 34 Essay Award 4 journallsm Award 3 MSU School of journalrsm 3 Natlonal Honor Socrety 4 Amplrfxer Scroll 4 JOHN ZUBER Sodalrty 12 Latrn Club Treasurer 1 Football 2 Golf 34 Knrghts of the Altar 34 Class Treasurer 3 Student Councrl Representatrve 3 Youth Councrl Representatrve 34 Prom Commxt ee 3 S ii, Jacquelrne Zlotnrk Carol Rader George Schnepf and judrth Moss senrors are shown here tabulatrng the returns for the rnagazrne drrve held rn February durrng Catholrc Press MOHIT1 ' , , , . . , , , I I 1 a 1.3 9 H9 9 A . 9 7 t 1 1 ' a 9 ' , , , Q U 1 ' a ' 1 9 Q Q - L . Q - L 1 , 3 . . U . . . . . 4 - , , y . 3 7 Y Q S ' I 5 9 , 4 Q I Q ' Q Q ' ' x r 1 a ' , 3 , , Q a ' , 3 U . ' . . . ' , 5 Edrtor 4g Andrean Asslstant-Edltor 4g Qurll and 7 I Q Z 5 Y 2 9 7 Y Z 3.3 ' - 9 9 , 9 - , an 1 1 g , 4 U , 1 Q Q 1 Q D . . . . . ' I ' 3 9 '- - Y Y as .0 ' 1 I A ' U, 1-i.....,f 2 ,, , N , rv I . . J 7 . , - , , 9' journalism students Richard Marcoux, Vir- ginia Frederic, Thomas Barr, Thomas East- man and Nancy Schrems inspect a marker within two blocks of St. Andrews that testi- fies to the signing of a peace treaty between Governor Cass and the Chippewas. A bit of research for Michigan Week on I the part of the juniors. XYQ.-' ,f Imi- Abovez Karen Luplow, Walter Vollmer, Richard Thompson and Mary JO MacPhail find a marker on Ojibway Island on the west side of the Saginaw River that marks the site of the first Mass said in the Saginaw Valley. Left to Right: Gerald Nothelfer, james Fiebig, Thomas Luplow, jo jean Van- derberg, Dorothy Matejcak, and Mary Potvin, journalism students, have much ro discuss in preparing for Michigan journalistic Enterprise Week. 1 ff l ' , I , g ,,...,, I ' V- 'H V 4. . 'A ' f f , , J .. , 2 W., 3 .,,,,-1 1 W' Q 'uf' 3 ',,, A - ' 'W , L 1 --., ' i I Q . Qsgw KX, in 'silk 1 1-' V- .. ,, . A f, agp -.R ' all I ' W -. 1 :':A f A' ., -K4 Yi P H. .f , D. Elser I is l fl ,.-' P. Ferrante V ' .WW ' J. Fiebig kzl' - ' ::,: , Q V:,:. .:, . V. Frederick X -I .. i I W . P. Garsky ' P. Gerschbacher ' W ,V D. Gnatkowski '.: ' C. Graham wg ff' Q1 5 .ai Q li .,-nn, , 43 ,1- ,, ,, .. Q AJ l G, Griffore M. Hickey K. Himmelein M. Jarema Qi' E 46 ff Q -4 f X IN S. Crevia R. Czymbor P. Dailey I. De Vaux R. Diebold P. DiMercurio C. Dupuis M. Dunn T. Eastman J. Bricault F. Baker D. Banning T. Barr R. Beeckman R. Bocianski R. Brandimore E. Bryant J. Bugenske G. Burke J. Buckley S. Christ W. Ciaramitaro Class of 1959 I. jungerhelcl R Kaczmarek J Kirchner J Kostrezewa D Krawcxak if S. Kubiak J. LaGalo T. La Tarre R. Laundra R. LeRoux W. Loiacano Nlarker Vertacnik XV. Vollmer Wfazny Webber Weiland Luplow Luplow MacPhail Maher Marcoux 5 .. Maxwell 7 l V er Memmer ,Q W Q' Miceli fa? f A' Napierala 5' . VV 7 . 3 , Mueller 37' fv-. , 1 Peellee V ' J. Peterson W. Pettycrew FI. Redmond w 2 ,ta ?Mq . .. J' x P. Rcittcr K. Richter D. Luplow B. Rock B.Roeser N ,Qs P. Rummler A 4 T. Saponieri ...ar X' H -A ' 5 k D. Sargent Class of 1959 rl ' it T SW on 'A PJ KB. Schafer ' f' ' 6 G. Schram ,Q lf ,fl 0 I ' Q t ' ff ,. Q e ' ' I k J! ' ' N s h 1 'pf 4- x . c rems J N mf! If X, exp x5-Shay ,j If If ' ,1 D. Shields N ' 'M' - D. Semmett J' U U , 4 X ,P rj ' , 1 J A A x f f - 1 , V. j.SiziLk ,P D. Steele . L. Stephen 1. J. Sudhoff K. Taylor . . ......,.. 1 R. Thompson G. Trahan Vandecar M. Van Liew N. Ventmeglia Wendling 33 Q WI. E 3 Q Glu ' 'Z .1 M, Q Q , 'L if 3 53. 573-T -.r wqi W 'wx' .- 2. 4 fig Q 2. ' fr ge 125 s it La.. fgfb! f- aiu l L ' lx r. '4 1 . L. r an 1 v 59 wa . Inf ? so -51 Vt., . ,,.: nk - ' f 4, 'YA 1' 'N Q . . 'Wi' ,. XT . fr igfmx. sg we N 5 -in-na. -:,. , -3 5 45- W? .. A i: t A K an r vw, 'YB fn .dhhe B 'gp 1 4 - 1 L .1 t .,-. l . ga wi 1.-fs' Q., , 'S' ' . gr ,V .tl , ' vip rf 1 +, fw Z. fy ..-g, Nm... My .,,-4' 'vv 'f, cr if X , R. Charlton M. Cherry W. Coyle B. DeShone A. DeVore G. Duhowski S. Edgar R. Erway S. Feeheley P. Filipiak R. Fleischmann C. Forster I E ,,.. 1 M. Bocianslci R. Bordeaux B. Brefka G. Bossard E. Budek M. Bugenske C. Carmichael J. Cary L. Champagne K. Barnett R. Franz P. Frazer B. Geese H. George J. Geskey M. Alexander A. Alfano D. Allore J. Archambault J. Bader O. Balderas M. Barnett R. Barrett G. Barton J. Batkowski J. Beardslee D. Bedford of 1960 E. Goetz I. Grillo R. Gronowski j. Grzesiak M. Gutowski J. Hagerty M. Heilbronn D. Henning G. Herald M. Horgan S. Horvar F. Izzo M. Kowalski G. Kendall J. Krueger T. Kubiak D. Kunitzer J. Lanschwager 4444: 'iw .34 , 0 D. List I.. Maier D. Markey T. Markey M. McCartney R. Hagerty S. McGrath M. McLin C. McMullen R. McNeil Class of 1960 J. Prerno D. P'urdom K. Redmond B. Reitter S. Ribble C. Riefe D. Nowaczyk J. Osmond R. Parrenr 1. Paulus P. Paveglio T., Peelle J. Pelkey M. Perrot K. Perry P. Potvin ' 4 ,CD Q ,Q , , N R. Menzel M. Merrill D. Meriva D. Meriva D. Meriva S. Meriva L. Mortimer J. Mueller of ' 5 4' ' s w I as sf, A f 9 , a .1 gnsfw A 4 I I 7, if f 127' ,lf 1 Q? .,.,, , 1 A W -1,7 rlir . ' ' . a . M X .. G? ix fm W an . lt. 6 D.. ,... 9 if fs ew Karin! .pug ,W 13 Q wwf :ur f in .-,P 3 ni,-5 . .... . . L.. lY'fNf1 2?-235 D '-L' . -- 'B' KV Y .-ev v 0 Z 4:3-T 9 ffl r '19 13, rd ...ao A-vi ,IE 2 6' .wr 1 JG v ,kv ,,,,. 4 I 1 Ai' ,., s ,, rf 'A 'Yi Ai? it '42 ..,. X ,S -,:,, 4 his v S . N -3 . NB. 7. '1 ,. ,A .Q A F 5-R' r 6' V - . i .2 ff. l pf' S wil? 'J 5 Q 5 Y. . ' 1 is B. Stacller T. Waier M. Walderzak C. Welzel R. Wright j. Yeska Qrvxl 44-fb .q4,, J. Schultz J. Schwind J. Slasinslci W. Smillie L. Smith F. Sny B. Sobol H. Spencer J, 1 s . M, Riffel -, S. Ripslinger K. River M. Rivet L. Riverre L. Rivette G. Roeder T. Rodgers B, Schmerheim J. Schmidt Class of 1960 Left: Sophomore class officers are Sue Schneid er, treasurerg Mary Mcfartney, president Ron ald Gronowslci, vice-presidentg Spencer Ribble secretary. With the tenth grade it was Biology projects that held their first interest. Examining the possible entrances into the science fair are: above, Ruth Fleischmann, john Slasinski, Sue Schneider, William Coyle. Right, L. to R.: Richard Charlton, Spencer Ribble, Gerald Duhowski. Biology BE WW IDVE xv Nl Left, james Beardslee exhibits his completed 'project on mitosis. 39 41 Qrr' .gif rev' P' 7 ' f . AX . me Q. 16' -.K -- . izi, ,,.,:::E:,.E ' Md Q an , J 2 V . i,,h-35 .L 3 '-,,- M JW-az.-v .I K G , , Q . Wlv'Qff.1' fr ,3 X, Alf: 'L ' . N. DiMercurio 3 M' ' ' ' Sa' G. Drielick iz. ' ii ':,:.: V - L. Dubay 'J M. Dudek J W I I.. Dupuis :-. ,,,. ,. V C. Eastman ' A',,, .. W i .6 G F. Favara . . 1:3 N. Fiupiak , wr ' ,J J. Finazzi V ' ' H r M. Gawron If bvlzl V. , if A J. Goodman C. Greko - P ,wx I . J ' ' Q KX. I5 i 'A' 1 Q .62 : f J W. Call D. Carter N. Ciaramitaro J. Clayton E. Cragg G. Dambro A. Davis J. Davis N. Davison G. Bellile N. Alfano D. Bader C. Beck M. Becker J. Beechler L. Beeckman D. Bethune D. Beyer J. Biron M. Braden J. Braim N. Bryant Class of 1961 J. Gutowski J. Hagerty F. Halasinski S. Haremski L. Herzberg We J. Hopkins M. Hrinik E. Hyatt C. Jozwiak J. Kamenar P. Kelley M. Kirchner J. Kostrzewa M. Kwater I. LaChapelle P. Lange S. Lemanski 1. Lonsway F. MacDonald P. Macomber W. MacPhail J. Mahan T. Marcoux Class of 1961 S. Schultz K. Simmons M. Suchocki J. Taylor R. Taylor G. Trogan 7' 25' j A A I if . he ' li . . ., , I ' , 'Q' I 2 I Q V' W a , . 4 ., mv ' . M W w M4 I V I 1:17 . ,..- 4 I4 A ' '1 lil Q 1 N. Mars j. Maxwell ,, M. Mayhew Q ' my j. McDougall :W ,lvl ' A P. Mooney 1 ' Q I M. Kerby I .- C. Moore ,, af ' da I ,gi if C. Neuhaus I , , Q ' D V 1. Nigl ' . I 1, . ZS, B. Nowaczyk W V ' if P. Nowak ' 'M G. Paveglio Q V if - S. Perrot 'av 'V A f 8 , l. Poliin . ::1 , G. Prezzato K. Robar ' ,Q 3 M. Rogers .Q I J y V L. Ross ' K 11 ' I R. Ross C. Rousseau - 'S - Q M. Rousseau Q 'I W C. Russell . -J lv K 1 X M. Schachtner b M. Schmeck Q B. Schrems N I 3 l .f h F. Schrcms ' 49 A 7' N R. Schuch ' ' -4- 9 G. Schultz ' l ' R15 . wi, I :xv X I .ii 35 I fl ' 3 ..,,, . ' 3 a ae. 'QF x ': in L.. A xl ls . N R .1 f Y np . A M, Van Liew P. Walderzak M. Wandzel af B. Wasney -v X, Q A , M. Wegner n V 0 'xiii 0 I T. Woods 'tw' -4- f 5 '--ff' f- S, Zdrojkowski var' 2 V ' . 's s .A b - ,o ,Q :Z ,f' . Zlotnilc G. Zolinski Class of 1961 1. Alfano 4 Gary Schultz left, and Leslie Beeckman pause to demonstrate the long and short of the Freshman class. M hefaaag r.1f ,,4x7WM:QmM M ' M 1 p e 1 A ii s ' Efliblmu 1 l l . Freshman class officers are james Nigl, vice-presidentg Georgia Zlotnik, secretaryg James Gutowski, treasurerg Gloria Trogan, president. james Hopkins right, a Freshman, straight- ens the handkerchief of senior Robert 42 Thompson, and secretly wonders if he will ever be preparing for a prom. was In the measure that the workmen sanctrfy rherr work so too are they sanctrfied. It rs through the gundance of the Holy Sprrrt that the fire of learnmg rs kept burmng untnl the rays mflame them mth a better knowledge of Gods power and Hrs wonderful works 3 mush MARY .s The courteous efficient use of the telephone as a means of oral communication is demonstrated by tenth graders Carol Welzel, Kathleen Premo, Mary Agnes Riffel, and Joseph Paulus under Mrs .Naslund's direction. Right: Speech day in senior English finds Elizabeth Gerger at the lectern, reporting on one of the south- ern authors in American Literature. ali W 5 A Left: I.. to R.: Sue Crevia, Rosalie l.eRoux, Dennis Cinatkowslci and james Sizitli 11lfCff1l1fC in broadcasting the news every Saturday over WSAM. Enghsh w,,..- 8 'Y Below: james Sudhoff and Robert Maher distribute copies of The Queens Work for reading and discussion in Sister Mary Esther's English Xl class. 1111 y cnmsmu mums Ol' Pl gb ,fl 17 BE ER Booxs 'ii' NLS Hooks ,AD 1-- f ' ,RH BUG? S CHRlSTiAN .l IVING DLN NN 'l .... Another art project, the making and setting up of a Christmas crib was the work of T. Rouech, R. Ayotte, F. Shotwell, T. Sauve, D. Meyer, P. Owen, and T. Barr. Religion Healthier, Holier, Happier, theme of Catholic Youth Week, was the title of the play presented by Sister Mary Vir- ginia's English 12 class in school and over WSAM radio. XWork- men who volunteered for the play are L. to R.: john Luplow, Elizabeth Gerger, William Alburg, Margaret Kostick and William Taylor. .A fr The challenge of Catholic Book Week's slogan pro- duced results. Over 4,000 books were brought and donated to Catholic schools in the area. Shown com- pleting their poster with its slogan are L to R.: jacquelyn Zlornik, Theodore Rouech, Barbara Maier and Thomas Barr. '. , vm., wx 2 fam am. y 4 ' M. ,W Mg? g I 'WUI 'llilaa i, af 3 ' .2 image? WPI 4132512 - I 2 . if '- H 15 if ' 2' f .F- 2'5U-all if-.5243 1 iii? fi ' VV' ' .v Y - Hy, W , 1 WEN' .. 'lg 90 his ' -I: Above: L. to R.: Carol Ann Votruba, Carol Ann Rader and Mary Crevia, seniors, assist with Cateche- tical instructions every Saturday at Missiondell, Motherhouse of the Sisters of the Holy Ghost, located in Shields five miles outside the city. Religion Left: Sodality officers are L. ot R.: Robert Redmond, prefectg Douglas Elser, treasurerg Carol Votruba, City recording secretaryg Wil- liam Taylor, Sodality Council delegateg Irene de Vaux, secretary and janet MacDonald, co- prefect. -Qual! 5. .A u ' L i 5 Q .Senior Knights of the Altar: Lawrence Riffel, Dennis Meyer, Francis Shotwell, Reverend Clarence Srnolin ski, Gerald McMullen, George Schnepf and John Zuber. N! Us Ninth grade algebra students james Nigl, Mary Weg- ner, and Regina Ross solve an age problem. Right: L. to R.: David Henning, Thomas Peelle, joan Osmond and Marjorie Bugenske solve a geometric problem. U F i A v, ' ' Mathematics is used to solve problems in many occu- pations. Algebra ll class discusses its usefulness in various Careers. Shown here are. I.. to R.: Sue Shay. james Siziclc, Mary Jarema. james Vertacnik, and x VC'illiam Ciaramitaro. Right: Learning to operate the slide rule is a necessary lesson for these trigonometry students l.. to R.: Williarii Schwind. Bruce Kretz, Carol Ann Votruba, john Zuber and joseph Mac- Donald. Mathematics .W 'fi' L to R.: Bertram Schafer, Thomas LaTarte, Douglas Elser examine atom models which they made as a class project for Chemistry. sb-x.q Science junior and senior winners in the St. Andrew scrence fair, take their projects to the city-wide science fair. Pictured L. to R.: Thomas Webber, james Slasinski. Bertram Schafer, Robert Brandimore and Douglas Elser. A new micro-projector in the Biology depart- ment actracts the attention of biologists L to Michael Walderzak, Donald Metiva, and Wil liam Smillie. Languages Left: Sister Mary Antoinette, R.S.M., conducts a re- view of Latin vocabulary and forms with her Latin II class. ,,,'x W , , ,WBA V 1: M Z M 4,41 ,V , e M- Y If L,,, an '-1 3 V W f , , V -V , -1531? 'Lai A, W-,,,.. D , ,N Y f , h K N, ,. L 5. KJ: f' h ' French students, under the direction of Sister Mary Frederic, R.S.M., enjoy a class period in which they learn cor- rect pronunciation from French records. Social Science .ip 55 is I Marilyn Gawron, student leader in Sister Mary Perpetua's social science class, conducts a lesson in the reading laboratory experiment. Elif .ll Research, an important phase of library procedure, is demonstrated by student librarians. L. to R.: Michael Wegner, Robert Holland, Patricia Diebold, John Davenport, Judith Armstrong, and Judith Clayton. Below: This time it's recreation for the workmen as Mrs. Malcolm MacRae shows a group of girls the proper way of holding the rackets in badminton Right: Freshmen girls enjoy a game of volley ball. H I mEFiFfTlf7L' J- Library Audio-Visual officers prepare one of the many movies en- joyed by the student body. L. to R. the officers are: Kenneth Emede, captaing LaVerne Erway, student workerg john Luplow, lieutenant, Thomas Rogers, lieutenant of the junior corps of operators and Kenneth Rivet, captain of the junior corps. Gym Electives Rlght Semor bookkeepers are acnvely srrnmg to balance b00ks 1n prepara non for future work under Sxster Mary Caspar s dlrecnon T Second year IYPISIS wnh Mrs Ruth Naslund compete 1n the Nanonal Carhohc Speed Test R1ghr A group of home rnakmg students under the dxrectxon of Srsrer Mary Marnna RS M brmg ro complenon rhelr pro ject of mal-:mg dresses for needy ch1ldren 51 Y 1 rf .-gl U . Y. , 1 'wa 5 'V i gff 5. x I S 1 V . Y -x K .-Y - Y .1 I big A A , ,1 X ' , R 1 .V ' ' K x A. bb A : 1 . , , . v - ' -9 ' -- , . 'A - I f' 5 k S J NF 4 ,D PX 9 1' . To Thee IS due a song of pra1se, O God' vu luv F' Members of the Freshman Gxrls Glee Club are Front Rum L to R Mary Wcgner Irene Polzln Sally Haremskl Bette Wasney anrce Beechler Marguerlte Hrxnrk Carol Beck Mary Lou Wandzel Sandra Zdrojkowskr Mary Mayhew Nancy Bryant Mary Rousseau judrrh Bra1m Ann Davrs Garnet Prczzlto Second Row L to R Margaret Braden Frances Fa vara Nancy Frllprak Sue Perrot Bonrue Schrems Carolyn Neuh us Melinda Dudek Colleen Russell Mamlyn Van lxew Patrlcxa Lange Mary Rogers Thrrd Row I to R Georgxa 7lorn1k Nmncy Mus Mary Ann Suehockl Frances Hzlaslnskr Mary jo Kwater Judlrh Dans Mary Schachtner jeannrc Clryton Prtrlcn Ixclley Carolyn Moore Fourth Row I to R Lols I-Ierzberg Carole Greko Nrcolttte Craramrtaro jamce Goodman Gall Paxegllo Barbara Novyaczyk Mary Ellen Schmeck judrth Mahan Glorra Trogan Sharon Lemanskl Semor members of the Glee Club who smg a song of prarse to God are, Front Row, L to R. Constance Markey, Kathleen Flerschmann, Barbara Halasmskr, Judrth Armstrong, Nancy Schwlnck Second Row Sara Lyman, Alyce MOIIIS, Mary Sa bourm, janrce Gase, janet MacDonald, Mary Potvxn, Patrncla Schultz Thzrd Row Ruth Schrems, Constance Dupurs, Palma D1 Ceglle, Sue Crevra, Judith Lonsway, Gall Grrffore, Mary Crevla Fourth Row Elame Gnatkowsk1, Saundra Schuch Barbara Ma1er, Joyce Metrva, judrth Clayton 7 , , . Q .Q ' ' nn, 4: nf ' '4 4 A ' , , 5, L 1 Li M, 0, ,' I v , . 5 4. J . Q ' ,V ,, 1, , '. . x 'f ' ig K - N 2 H ' ' ' n ' 11 . , , X , Q 4, 1 .. .Y fe If M 9 I I' If AM' 0 I . v4 l - 4 L ... A N.. , - V X -uv -f ' ' 1 - 1 I ' ' 1 . . . , AA K I , 7 7 J 1 ' 2 1 L 1 , , 4 1 1 1 1 4 L - , - -Z , - Q , . 1 1 1 1 L' 1 4 y 1 , 4 4 , ', 1 - 1 1- -- J - 1 1 7 - , ' ' ' 1 . , , , , 1 I , f ' . ' , 5 7 c K 1 ' 7 t K 3 V ' , 4. , 1 1 1 1 L V 4 ' I 1 1 7 9 3 ' i 2 'Iii f l 1 wx -Q--1 Key Students on our S Taffs Staff Publications, mediums of the workmen, give briefly, surveys of the ideals and truths Sue Crevia and Willittm Taylor rate the Andrean the we hold aloft Wlllcll blucprlm our endeavors- Book of the Year. Co-editors of the annual, they are shown here examining other annuals. Q L veggie Left: Ir's a big time job for typists who prepare copy for the yearbook, They are, I.. to R.: Mary Crevia, BL1fbilfllML1fCf, Constance Markey. Mary Potvin, Elaine Gnatkowski, Barbara Halasinski, and janet Mac- Donald. l 4 Right: Lawrence Ritfel and James Slasinski, Andrean .id editors, have many contacts to make by phone and in person to insure satisfaction on the part of our advertisers. ..4... 5 gif fr. ,S .i 0' if 35. x 'K sg X .Q 1 5 at , Q 'x L. to R.: james Chronowski, George Schnepf, and Terrance Beechler, sports editors are shown deep in meditation on sports copy. Right: James Sudhoff, leading ad salesman du.r- ing the Andrean drive, examines his business clientele. .KQV it f . K -i ,i,TV'ff75f- Richard Schneider and Edward Yeska ink Andrean ,rbook boards as the deadline approaches. Reverend Clarence Smolinski con- gratulates Janice Gase on her induc- tion into the society. -is X X unior class officers are, L. to R.: Sue Crevm, vice-presr dent, Richard Thompson, presidentg Barbara Roeser secretary and Thomas Webber, treasurer. Senior Class officers are, L. to R.: Daniel Dambro, president, Sara Lyman, secretary, Alice Morris, vice-president, and Bruce Kretz, treasurer. NaT'L Honor Society Election to the National Honor So- ciety is the highest honor one can achieve in high school. To be a member one must show a high degree of excellence in rating on scholarship, leadership, citizen- ship and service. Those students who attained this rank this year are, Seniors: Thomas Bader, Terrance Beechler, james Chronowski, Janis Coyle, Janice Gase, Elaine Gnatkowski, Margaret Kostick, janet MacDonald, Margaret Maxwell, Sue Mehalske, Mary Sa- bourin, Donald Schultz, James Sla- sinslci, Carol Votruba, and Jacquelyn Zlotnik. juniors: William Ciarami- taro, Sue Crevia, Katherine Richter, Donald Sargent, and Lois Stephan. ? Sophomore poets Ruth Fleischmann, Linda Smith, J Christine Carmichael. G- Senior essayists, L. to R. Seated: Mary Kyle, janet Black, Dorothy Matejcak, Mary Reer, Saundra Schuch. L. to R Standing: Sue Mehalske, Donald Schultz, Edward Yeska, Wihiam Taylor, Jacqueline Zlotnik, Corrine Picard. BARDS AND ESSAYISTS BRING HONOR TO THEIR SCHOOL ' . ,A , . Junior poets, L. to R. Seated: Nancy Peelle, Sue Crevia Dorothy Simmer, Rebecca Beeckman. L. to R. Standing: Donald Steele, Donald Sargent, Timothy Sauve, Gerald Burke and Romaine Bocianski. Tlnovrldgc is that whim 2. lm lc sinus. huh and cssniialhq miss nc mm uhm mm Junior essayists, L to R. Seated: Sue Crevia, Patricia Garsky, Mary jarema, Romaine Bocianski. Standing L. to R.: Gerald Burke, Robert Kaczmarek. Senior poets, L. to R. Standing: Constance Markey, Paul Owen, 'Donald Schultz, William Taylor, William Alburg, Margaret Kostick, Timothy janetski, Elaine Gnatkowsl-ti, juchth Lonsway. L. to R. Front: Mary Kyle, Sara Lyman, jacquelyn Zlotnik, Corrine Picard, Carol Votruba. s ,Q af ,gi I QNX 'J nn 'Ji-if AWK YA? fuQ6 ? Happy hours spent together gave students of St Andrew mernones precrous to recall Wxth fun and laughte , they have wntten rn thelr hearts mdehbly the musnc of three hours L9 , V NA' I W 152353 ww.. W it a M' -4' X ...diwh 'X stil' ',i:,,3i..iK f Q'ff?'i is wifi' 5 Ill A Y lx 9 r ,jflgg Qffjz A 9fQ !Wz ytyizaguf . 7 , . ig yt ' -- jg f f fm. X' I h t . fs. 1 1 e 2 ,K . A 4, m Ng J. L , iv t of-NC' r H we-' , . , . . ' 1, ' -H. , ' ,- s . . 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Ir, 'hkqf 'N K -1' ' in ,f',f,,,1 ' : Rl - Q- V ' , Sgr ' 2- u 'V s 'g -W' ? ,I r ,Q 1 ., --f .ii U, ,, 5 ,, s an I 7 K , ir VV ' M y 'E' -1, ' wif N 0 K. i ig.--4 2 ,Q W I I ' tw 'Q ' ,.' -g l I ' 11 , -'ff' I i ' 1 'f s , 1 4. , r t . ,ts Ag- 4 4 i Q ,,-ty, E 5 ffm 1 Social Social Activity of the year is the junior-Senior Prom. Memories of this day are among the treasures of the students. Noonahour relaxation finds Constance Markey, Elaine Gnarkowski, Barbara Halasinski, and Janice Gase en- joying themselves at the juke bOx. Mary Jo McPhai1 and Coreine Wendling enjoy a dance at the November Get-Acquainted Party. Queen Kathleen Fleischmann is escorted into the hall by Co-Captains Terrance Beechler and john Luplow. Right: One of the big events of the schools social life of the year was the Queens Ball, November 24. The queen Kathleen Fleischman, elected by popular vote, was crowned by Co-captains Terrance Beechler and john Luplow. The queen and her court, I.. ro R.: Thomas Bader, Catherine Wieland, George Schnepf, Elaine Gnarkowski, john Luplow, Queen Kathleen, Ter- rance Beechler, Barbara Halasinski, james l.aPan, julie Schultz, and james Slasinski. Social 5 3 Yr Hobbies Sharing one's hobbies is fun. The workmen found pleasure in setting up their hobby displays for others to enioy. , ,Y YJ! A ,.,. ...J f' Humpty Dumpty led them all, tigers and bears and puppies that crawl, These were just a part of Bentley Rock and Barbara Roeser's collection. Rosalie LeRoux was fascinated with a stamp Collection. s Skin Divers and their equipment include, L. to R.: Donald Schultz, Daniel Dnmbro, and Robert Redmond. slit. ...A ,.f.'.'2-'-..'.-!-?:- j A dog, a gun and time to hunt. XY'h.1t more could Lawrence RiHe1 ask? james Besaw, center, possesses a true love for his one and only jalopy. He is abetted by Thomas Bader, left, and William Alburg, right. Neither cold nor ice will withhold james Slasinski from his love of ice fishing. Hobbies if if .i A, i 5 A a 61 pil! -jf' it F, lg 3 ' ff k angina, 5 ifg 1 cuz Sports present many tools to the workman strtvmg for approval The fore most of these tools IS good sportsmanshrp whrch teaches both the player and the non player many valuable lessons To the player rt means acceptnng defeats penaltles and bad breaks gracefully It means learnmg to Work well wnth others coordrnatlon makmg satrxfntes when necessary keeplng the morals of others hrgh and unselfrshness ln thrnkmg of others fxrst For the spectator sportsmanshrp mcludes supportrng the teams through re attendance at games, lusty cheermg and whole hearted team support ln a d1gmf1ed way of whxch Chrrst would approve lf He were present Athlet1c contests teach partrcnpanrs both on and off the freld the value of Co operat1on and unselfxshness qualmes ummagmably benefrclal ln later hfe The workmen certamly need not be ashamed to present these results to God for He does not approve Hrs chlldren on the number of YICEOIICS or defeats but bases H15 approval on how well Hrs tools have been used -8 X ,lf-Qw' :aff gpmx f 63 1 I 1 - .,r , 5 9-ff g 419' ,,.., f. 'mf'A Af K if ' .f 5 1' ' I , 4 s ,V . 'mir '- H 1 .- at -1 ' ' 1' ' H: rp -A., , y - ' . , 1:..T . ' , , , f ,- ' ' 's t, - . ' , ,, ,,..n,L 'el , ' mf A .f ,. ,lil , 4 . I ' . . , . 'wr . L . L gg, . ga . . . i S , gular if. , 5 . V E . . . . .1 x , , , , 1 ' ,fv '- Y A v , A . . 'v at J 4:4 .M 15 , V -J . . p . xs 65,1 It ., to l V Q.?bA'Qt,s it f' 1 t 1 ' , ' 'Q . v, K ' 1-1 vi! ' 1 X - ' v - 4 .- 1 n I A , .- rf ' fr 1 : flzaf ST: ' lat.. Q, + 4 fe 'Til f' , P13 . 'f . '. ' I 4 ' vt' - -M , k. -t ,M fs ,-. LANSING RESURRECT ION September 21. The Bulldogs opened their season on a sour note by bowing to a strong Lansing Resurrection team 20-0. Although their defense was out- standing, the Bulldogs' offensive attack never got started as the Sham- rocks completely outclassed them. ALPENA CATHOLIC CENTRAL October 12. After a disappointing opening.game, the Bulldogs rallied as they out- Classed Alpena Catholic Central 25-O. The Thunderbolts, though alert and well-balanced, were unprepared for the rejuvenated Bulldog attack led by George Schnepf, Terrance Beechler, John Luplow and James Chronowski, each of whom scored once. The game was the first using Coach Glick's newly installed single-wing. BAY CITY ST. STANISLAUS October 20. St. Andrew continued on the winning road as they displayed a de- cidedly improved team in downing the Stags 27-0. Leading the way was halfback Terrance Beechler as he scored two touchdowns and two extra points and passed to James LaPan for another touchdown. The final marker was recorded by john Luplow, as the Bulldogs continued to look formidable. X Andy's l 957 Champs .--L..r wil X, 'M im -all .-ff:-ff E, ' - . , O' :lib QF ex , . , . N.. , Q rig ,, :U ' Pl? X gf?-.h-r'.Q:-.Hin - Q x -,-:-1:-gy.-, . x . ,,5:y5.'1:-. ,. . a, l 51' el' ' ':. '-- . -Z1 : , ,lg ,53- '-:,.,. .s4.3--y , I uw p Just a friendly hug from an opponent. 5 ' is Where's that ball? The Lansing Shamrocks seem to be hiding it 64 Grid ales ALMA HIGH SCHOOL October 25. Although slowed down by a highly ranked Alma team, the Bulldogs again showed their superiority by downing the Panthers 18-7. With the weather on the chilly side, the Bulldogs scored on the second play from scrimmage as Terrance Beechler raced sixty-one yards for the score. After Alma's almost immediate retaliation to tie the score, it was the Bulldogs' impressive forward wall that warmed up the chilly fans JACKSON ST MARY November 3 With an open date and two postponed games early in the season the Bulldogs tested the strength of a ackson St Mary team Early in the game it was evident the Bulldogs held the edge and they went on to trim the Celtics by a 25 7 score It was the ruggd Bulldog defense that stood out as the beefy line stopped the jackson runners and the second ary led by George Schnepf and jerry Bedford repeatedly knocked down passes BAY CITY ST JAMES November 10 In Bay City St james the Bulldogs met one of the scrappiest foes in the VPL After a closely played first half the Bulldogs pulled away and breezed on to their fifth straight victory 27 13 Terrance Becchler was scoring leader for the evenrng with two touchdowns George Schnepf and Paul Rummler each contributed one to the attack Hey there' You re pulling my leg 65 K 3 j . . , s ' 1 . . . , Q l If , ' 5 ,M--qt VV... H A HL . ' ' l ,'w ' llllllwl - M I. VV. -- . - U , . . SAGINAW S. S. PETER AND PAUL November 17. With a standing room only crowd to witness what was supposed to be one of the roughest games of the season for St. Andrew, the Bulldogs routed the S.S. Peter and Paul Crusaders 44-0. Witli Luplow and Beechler leading the offense with four and two touchdowns respective- ly and the rugged defensive line of Michael Walderzak, Robert Laundra, James Slasinski and Thomas Bader corralling the Crusaders' strong defense, victory was never in doubt. BAY CITY ST. JOSEPH. After already clinching the championship, the Bulldogs were handed their seventh victory by forfeit when St. Joseph was unable to field a team for the game. This victory ended a very successful season for the Bulldogs who won seven games while losing only once. Take it c tsy jim it won t blow up says George Schnepf as Jamcs La Pan recovers a fumblc in the St Pete s game 66 ' If v A ' V ' - , , , i . john Luplow Fullback 1' Robert Holland, Guard james LaPar1 Halfback George Schnepf End james Chronowski, Quarterback 67 Gerald McMullen, Halfback james Besaw Tackle xx N Terrance Beechler Halfback ve' N at Thomas Bader Tackle ST ANDREW VARSITY SCOREBOARD Lansmg Resurrecnon Alpena Cathohc Central Bay Clty St Stanrslaus Alma Hlgh School Jackson St Mary Bay Crty St James Sagrnaw SS Peter 8: Paul 68 James Slasmskx Center They C . Q ilfffg tii , - 'Eg '. W ' ' ..........,.,..,............... 20 0 ' ....,..l........,............ o 25 ' . ' ,.....t.....,.............,. .. 0 27 ' ................................. 7 18 . ..t..t.,.2,,,,.....,......t.,..,.. 7 25 ' . ..,..,...,.......t........,...... 13 27 ' . ...........,........,....... 0 44 Bulldog Champions QFQ 51 IDENTIFICATION OF VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM Front Row left to rnght Assrstant Coach Howard Hansen james Chronowskx Thomas Bader George Schnepf Co-captams Ter rence Beechler and John Luplow james I.aPan james Slasmskx Gerald McMullen Robert Holland Second Row Manager james Martm Wnllxam Craramrtaro Dou as Luplow Ronald Erway Robert Laundra joseph Kostrzewa Mrchael Walderzak Vlllham Pettycrew ames Besaw Wallace Vandecar Head Coach Gene Gluck Thxrd Row Gerald Bedford Kenneth Hlmmelem Wnllnam Lolacano james Lagalo Kenneth Taylor Paul Rumrnler Walter Vollmer Donald Steele Gerald Schram Denms Gnatkowskl 69 1957 Q . . I ,,, . lv. ,, ,m ' lx -I .1 leen 35, 4 ef t fi' '47 Queen Kathleen and her court, L. to R.: Julie Schultz, Barbara Halasinski, Kath- Fleischmann, Elaine Gnatkowski, and Catherine Wieland Boosters Varsity Cheerleaders, L. to R.: Janice Gase, Elaine Gnatkowski, Judith Lonsway, Mary Sabourin, Patricia Schultz, Mary Potvin,'Barbara Halasinski, Kathleen Fleischrnann, Nancy Schwinck. JV Cheerleaders. L. to Margaret Potvin, Caro- line Riefe, Katherine ski. Missing Catherine Wieland. R.: Judith Kostrzewa, Richter, Faye Halasin- Basketball ALPENA CATHOLIC CENTRAL December 14 Led by john Luplow, Raymond Ayotte' and Terrence Beechler, the Bulldogs failed in an at- tempt to down a powerful Alpena squad in the opener for both teams. The Bulldogs managed to keep the scoring even during the first quarter but the Bolts led at the half, 50-24. From then on Alpena continued to pull away, leading at the end of the third period by a 45-57 margin. The game ended in a 65-51 victory for the Alpena Catholic Central Thunderbolts. BAY CITY VISITATION December I9 The Bay City Visitation Panthers roar was weak when the Bulldogs handed them a 53-46 defeat loss at Arthur Hill gym. The game proved to be thrilling, a see-saw battle of rebounds and ball handling. Raymond Ayotte led all scoring with I4 points while jack Trudell paced the Panthers with 11 points. ST. MARY january 7 Excitement was the order of the evening at Central junior gym the night of january 7, as St. Andrew eked out a thrilling 55-50 victory over St. Mary's Red Raiders. The outcome was un- certain down to the closing seconds before the Bulldogs forged ahead to stay. Raymond Ayotte led St. Andrews scoring with 20 points followed by Terrance Beechler with 9 and john Luplow with 8. The Red Raider attack was led by Gary McDonald with 15 points. BAY CITY ST. STANISLAUS january 14 Showing an awesome display of height and scoring ability, the towering Stags of Bay City St. Stanislaus completely outclassed Coach Don Franz' Bulldogs as they played a close first half but failed dismally in the second. St. Stanislaus, one of the top-ranked teams in the state, could do no wrong in the second half as the Bulldogs were held to a meager 14 points while the Stags scored at ease, popping in 29. Raymond Ayotte and Terrance Beechler once again paced St. Andrew's futile attempt with Ayotte scoring 13 points and Beech- ler sinking 11. BAY CITY ST. JAMES january 16 In an old fashioned low scoring basketball game, the St. james Irish eked out a hard fought 39-37 victory from the Bulldogs. Both teams found it hard to splurge in the point department. With Raymond Ayotte pacing the Bulldogs, they fought hard near the end of the game but an Irish rally in the third quarter was enough to carry them on to victory. Ayotte totaled 15 points. BAY CITY sr. josEPH january 21 Speedy senior guard Terry Beechler paced the Bulldog scorers with 12 points as the Bulldogs coasted to an easy 64-57 victory over the cellar- dwelling Bay City St. joseph Yellowjackets. Ctxtch Franz substituted freely as he tried the quality of all his players during the course of the game. Raymond Ayotte followed Beechler with 11 points and jerry Cook was the leading Yellowjacket scorer with 16 points. SS PETER AND PAUL January 25 Trying desperately to find the winning combi- nation the Bulldogs found themselves on the short end of a 56-40 score as the game closed on a Crusader victory. SS Peter and Paul showed superiority in both their ball handling and spirit as St, Andrew never was in contention. Michael Walderzak was high scorer with 10 points. Hold that Ball Basketball BAY cirY v1siTAT1oN January 31 For the second time this season the Bulldogs overpowered the Panthers at Bay City. In this battle the Panthers staged a rugged first quarter to hold a 22-7 lead. Then the Bulldogs began to close the margin. With Robert Laundra and Michael XWalderzak leading the way, the Bulldogs cut into the lead and by the half trailed by only a few points. In the second half it was all St. Andrew as the Bulldog marlfcsmen began to find the range. Pulling out in front they were never seriously threatened again. The final score was 58-45 as Robert Laundra scored 22 points and Michael XX'alderzak scored 17 HOWELL February 4 In an exciting overtime battle, Howell snealced by St. Andrew by a 61-58 score. Howell earned the victory by outscoring the Bulldogs 7-4 in the overtime period. Michael Walderzak paced the losers with 17 points followed by Ronald Erway and Terrance Beechler who collected 16 and 15 points respectively. BAY CITY ST. STANISLAUS February 6 The towering Stags from Bay City invaded Saginaw and again overpowered a stalling Bull- dog attack 57-45. St. Andrew remained in con- tention throughout the first half with the score 21-19 in favor of the Stags at the opening of the third quarter. As in the first game between the two teams, St. Stanislaus couldn't miss the basket in the second half. The pin point shooting of the Stags slowly pulled them in front. After the Stags cleared the bench in the late stages of the game, the Bulldogs pulled to within 12 points as Michael Walderzak was scoring leader with 15 points. BAY CITY ST. JAMES February ii In the second meeting of two closely matched rivals, St. James and St. Andrew, the Bulldogs were defeated after a hard struggle 58-53. St. Andrew suffered its usual third quarter slump which proved to be costly in their defeat. Leading the Bulldog attack were Senior Terrance Beechler and Sopho- more Michael Walderzak with 15 and 10 points respectively. ALPENA CATHOLIC CENTRAL February 15 ln the late stages of the season the Bulldogs pulled an upset by defeating the Thunderbolts of Alpena Catholic Central 60-56. Vifith the home court advantage and the support of the students they put the game on ice in the last few seconds on a basket and two free throws by Robert Bordeaux. This was the most satisfying game of the season for Coach Franz's cagers. Basketball BAY CITY ST JOSEPH February 18 An exc1t1ng battle by St joseph to pull out tts fnrst VP L wm fa1led as the Bulldogs fought back to gam a 47 45 wln at St Josephs gym Wlth the Yellowlackets leadmg by the margln of one pomt at the half 23 22 the Bulldog cagers came out cletermlned 1n the second half and overpower ed the flred up Yellowjackets Ronald Erway led the scorers wxth 13 poxnts whnle Robert Bordeaux followed wrth 12 SS PETER AND PAUL February 25 Another chapter of the St Andrew SS Peter and Paul basketball feud was wrxtten February 25 at the Crusaders gym wlth the sharpshootxng Crusaders turmng back another Bulldog attempt to conquer the Lazorchak coached qumtet The score was 57 46 but the game remaxned close for the fxrst quarters before Jacoble and Stelter broke If wlde open ln the fourth quarter M1chael Walderzak and Robert Bordeaux a pa1r of sopho mores led the Andrewlte scorxng wxth 11 and 9 polnts respectrvely Terrance Beechler added 'S poxnts ln the 1os1ng effort ST MARY February 27 Both sklll and teamwork preva1led m a hard fought battle as the St Mary Red Raxders revenged an earller defeat by tammg the Bulldogs 42 40 Robert Laundra and Mxchael Waldermk paced the Bulldog attack wlth 10 potnts each Thts ended the regular season of play for the Bulldogs glvmg them a drsmal 6 9 season Members of the juntor Varslty Basketball Team axe, Back Row left to rlght Manager Damel Kumtzer, Rlch ard Charlton, Peter Pavegho, Gerald Duhowskn, Lawrence Metrva, james Beardslee, Conrad Forster, Robert Franz Front Row, left to rxght Wallace MacPha1l, Spencer Rxbble, M1chael Barnett, james Cary, Harold Spencer, James Nngl, Donald Beyer - , . . . - 1 . ' - . .IU 1.5 - ' . , ' ll'vt, . , I I -ll: . 1. - 1,111 1 . , . U i . 1 73 Varsity Basketball Team members are, Back Row left to right: Manager, Daniel Kunitzer, William Petty- crew, Ronald Erway, Robert Laundra, Michael Walderzak, Coach Donald Franz. Front Row left to right: Terrance Beechler, Gerald McMullen, Robert Bordeaux, Donald Steele. Terrance Begchler BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD Gerald MCMHIICH We They Alpena Catholic Central . . , . . . 51 63 Bay City Visitation ..... . . . 53 46 St. Mary ............ . , . 55 50 Bay City St. Stanislaus . . . . . . 39 63 Bay City St. james .... . . . 37 39 Bay City St. joseph . . . . . 64 57 SS Peter and Paul . . . 40 56 Bay City Visitation .... . . 58 48 Howell ............. . . 58 61 Bay City St. Stanislaus . . . . . 45 57 Bay City St. james ...... . . 53 58 Alpena Catholic Central . . , . . 60 56 Bay City St. joseph . . . . . 47 45 SS Peter and Paul . . . . , 46 57 St. Mary ........ . . . . . 40 42 Werkema Studzo OUR OFFICIAL SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHER 315 f E GENESEE 233' 'i bo C To our advertlsers who so generously helped us wrth our 1958 Andrean, we extend smcere apreclatlon and gratitude We ask that you patronize them 75 Pa LAUNDROMAT 215 N. 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