St Andrew High School - Amplifier Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)
- Class of 1959
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lim Prospecting Power from Fusion is being explained by Thomas Peele whose project won him the Navy Cruise Award at the Saginaw Fair. 1 a'e ' fm if A 1 X New ,W -Robert Kaeznlarek adjusts his Rocker Launcher for which he re- ceived an Honorable Mention, cash prize and the General Motors Award. Michael Van Liew shown with his rele-scope. W, .1 t '1 A 1 M . 1 .1 in The Field of Science fy if Kite MJ Fourth prize Of S55 was on by John Lonsway for his Anatomy of the Bee. ' s ' J 6 T il. ifze . . . W-swf' A Constant Tc emture ' if i '35 ' r i ,J it ff by 1 . . ' 1 x .jg 5' 'rv' ,A 'fa x X fy 1 f J lifv Ln? NYA9' 1 ll r If X john Slasinski, X SEWMEN TATIN f gx N FII naman I C4 . V Yr? ' ' 1 7 ,1 'Wlll0l't z , . 1 1 li 0 ,i e Gerald Duhowski displays his project on Water Purification. Y m LWQQW Q QA J ff AC iff X665 4'f5LWlyQ1f'jp1 'My wwf? 6 y?p'fW,f5ffV597e 1 W Ufyq Lf JJ! 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X 4 - A t , - XJ . , l 4 , Our Holy Father Pope John XXIII now gloriously reigning 4 In Memoriam Popc PILI5 XII LL1LLI1l1JC,1I'dlP1I Pmclll plssui ru hxs ucrnal ruurd Lord md H15 Blgbsgd NIU her I 4 x 4, , Y' ' Rn A- 4. A n x 4 A. s lk .5 1 A I October S. 1958 after .X life-long cgrcer of devotion .md service to Our . ' f A' 1 : -. 49 0-all N!! MOST REVEREND STEPHEN S WOZNICKI Bnshop of Sognnow fm P 4- 1 'A s 7 I Y ll -lu. . 1 YY Q 4 A ' A 1 . -0: 1 ' ,fl E' , V 5 H ' 1 , xgez' ,V x ' Jil-Ku' , A-Q:-E' , f y . lxj :Af - QA.: . , 'L SI' i': :f .x. f, iE: , 5 ff . .,, -vf .T K ' ,fn , L .4 if ,K . ' f , Q' a n ,. .5 rl 3? ..,,- a If ' ' 1 fi quii-. W . ,- A My fy ly K. Q A ffl-'fm A fs x f A In 5 'qy.,:ig: :K f ., :4 m , . f f za' - M QN- W Assistants 'K- A F 'N 4 f?i'.'.,.. b ffs . REVEREND EUGENE MCCARTHY REVEREND ROBERT SHINE REVEREND ARISTODE MO RODRIGUEZ Our Guides SISTER MARY FREDLRIQ RSM Prmcnpal Ji-Q WW 11.9 1l SISTER Mxm QASPAR RSM MRS ALICI Pl:NTH umor Moderuor Sophomore Moderuor Commercxal Rehgxon Engllsh Sochlnq Modemror q fix ' n 4 4 I 'l . I I, I . . My S R R R fi I , -If Er , '- 1 m K 4 1, KVJA iw, K 1 l . - - ' H V' 3 1 ' R- N -fur' RRR ' '353f.,.-' 3 N if rel NL S Q, 5.1 ...W Q f . Q 1 . g- i. 928324 A J . 1, l. V 4 , L U V . g y . a if a l X. X SISTLR MARY LhoNA RSM SISTER MARY ESTHILR RSM jumor Moderator Semor Moderator Scrence Marhemaucs Enghsh Rehgron Mechfmrcal Drfiwmg Rellgmn 5-, MR Dorxm D Fmxz SISTLR Mmm PHIR RSM Smnl burmr Frcshmm Modcruor Athlums French Sou 11 Sucmc Rgllglcm 4 , . . ' , . . . 4 , , 7 , u a 4 4 2 W9 , QW V f ,fx s '14 ' 1 1, .. . . ' ', ' 1 'Q A xx 7 t l Av STEP? new ni. VI l l M'W f A ,Hifi , V.. . if aiu '--' 1... 4' l - SISTER MARY ANTONIA, R.S.M. H 4 Q2 l1, 1. j junior Moderator, V H l Social Science, MRS. RVTH NASLVND Coinmcrgidl. Religion linglisli .V , , QSQ- Y Z, ' x l S X .XX MR. Roisiim' O. XX'o1.if Dirccror of nlic Combined Cilcc Clubs, und the Boys' Liturgioil Choir YPD VE Sisiux DIARY VIRGINIA, RSM. Senior Mcdcmror, English, . if-QN Publications Advisor. Art, SISTER MARS' EMMA, RSM Audio XlSL1.1l Religion Libmry, l l V 'S N ,- Viv hi ff' .4- X',-,, Slsruz MARX AQLINAS RSM MR GEINI: GLICK Freshmm Modpruor A BUSINESS Mirhermrxcs Lum Rellglon Arhlems f M',M1Z.Z W s,.,4 SISIIR Mmm Brm, RSM SIVIIR Mxm INIARTINA RSM Soplmmurn Mudcmtor Suphomorc Niodcmmr IY1.1Ihx.fI11IlLS RCl1glOfl, Hmmm Econvmms Bmlogy Sodalm Modcraror RL1lglOI1 1 m Class of 1959 ask -5 -Lo 1' IRI D BAKER HOMAS BARR Sr Hclcn Pxrlsh Sf Hglgn Pqflsh Prospecting wlTh Christ f I , I Q I ' z ,W , ,. 5 , VI Jn! ual' . 'P f s, , s 2 Vfmgzfg 'L Q,,L4,r,iw Q , f vigi' V1:s, g.,. ,, Haj? v :- fr i!?f '1 . L . ' ' L ' A 1 4 ' I Q O O I bw ,. - .- sy K. ,, k S- ll -.r I ROMAINE BOCIANSKI Sr. 'Iosaphnr Parish 6 vs! , 1 . is REBECCA BEECKMAN Sr. Stephen Parish 13 A F' . .fffs, . sr eq Q' nf V Y 'Z . .' ' , , A -u .6 1 - ,E f 'F ' H H , . 3 ' VY! 4 1 .,, if 4 59' fp G JJ . 6 E 'R Qk is w E ' Y in iz K I Jiri' vu I-nr ROBERT BRANDIMORE ELAINE BRYANT St, josaphar Parish Sr. Helen Parish caused The Fifty-niners . . 3 My i ' H-?iim'2 Ln , S A, if if ,'f'. ,.,- , ,V ,Na is ' 1 f -' A Q ' ' . 'Y ' K , ,z ' g -' Y , . - A f is , , , Y A . ,XJ lr gy gui Q, iv ' Y 4 A rw A 'VJ 'V r f' A , A , -. V 'xbgg K 'VL' Je : . , ,xii T ,. JOYCE BUCKLEY JANET BUGENSKE St. Helen Parish Sr, Helen Parish 1-L 1-u. 1 ix.. f,1,l,1.M'hV iris ll ffff ' x 'T N if ' M 1 ff' l l 28 GERALD BURKE Sr. Matthew Parish ,ul ax Nlkex ixxb x SUE CREVIA St. Annlrcw Parish 4 1' 5 .4Z.i WILLIAM CIARAMITARO Sr. Andrew Parish To realize The value 'Fx PATRICIA DAILEY Sr. Stephen Parish In I' SALLY CHRIST Sr. Anclrcw Parish of their goal.. ff t W-I o Q. ROBERT CZYINIBOR St. Andrew Parish fl , Ax 15 .4 Z, 'A N I Q? I f S' in 55' lp. A 'fl' lllxs J f I 1 - xx A A Y' ' ,',l:l'u'l's'n ' A 1 5' A l'l:ll':llll::l z 1- A'-X -A -2-.-.- .-f'-.-:- 1 ROBERT DIEBOLD PAUL DIMERCURIO Sr. Andrew Parish Mr. Carmel Parish The golden nugget of eternal life. r in W -'Q 91.1 ,1 'z i K THOMAS EASTMAN CONSTANCE DUPUIS Sr. Helen Parish Sr. John Baprisr1Parish 43 MARY LOU DUNN Mc Carmel Pmrish if JAMES FIEBIG Sr. Stephen Parish ,wma if X in ZW -up-v' HJ DOUGLAS ELSER PAUL FERRANTE Sr. Stephen Parish St. Andrew Parish IT was for This spiritual goal .. Q' VIRGINIA FREDERICK PATRICIA GARSKY Sr, josaphnr Parish St. josaphar Parish 17 if I 41 if 5 an ,, Mm! , Qi 3 I, . f vgi j A -, 'W seal ..-fi , -' -, 1 , ,A Q ,A E .f 4 1 i of 31 -415 33'-,M J,-,.,, I . 31,5 gb! uf 3 a e T? 'SS ,f 'S e PATRICIA GERSCHBACHER DENNIS CINATKOWSKI St. john Baptist Parish Sr. josaphnt Parish that They worked Through The years .ggzf A if ,V - I I 5'2f1 w'R ' X L.. aglh 5: ., ,, , ' -A -' 4 l MICHAEL HICKEY GAIL GRIFFORE Sr. Helen Parish St. Stephen Parish I8 CAROLYNN GRAHAM St. Andrew Parish K Q., 'Nm-1' 'fav' X -Q ' X ..., WM' MARY JAREMA Sr. Helen Parish In Their search for new prospecting ground I ANII yum IRHFID 6 e Q Qt Andrux PIYISII y Q .. Y A if ROBERT KACZMAREK JOSEPH KOSTRZ. Sr. josaphac Parish Sr josaphar Par 19 . ' 'ah f 121, 4? DANIEL KRAWCZAK SANDRA KUBIAK Sr. Casimir Parish Sr. josaphat Parish for new fields of discovery. 'w.T.. ' Y! 3 JAMES LAGALO ,Y J St. John Baptist Parish ROBERT LAUNDRA THOMAS LATARTE St. Helen Parish Sr. john Baptist Parish 20 he. F' ac. , ROSALEE LE ROUX WII.I.IAM LOIACANO , . M. Cz I P. ' h St. Andrew Parish t lrme ms DOUGLAS l.UPI-OW St. Matthew Parish In The field of science.. 15 5 fw- ! 4nf KAREN LUPLOW THOMAS LUPLOW St. Matthew Parish St. Matthew Parish 21 Q Us If .. SQ' e '-f N rr R 4 'QQ A E M . FQ- 3 MARY JO MACPHAIL .ROBERT MAHER Sr Andrew Parish Sr Andrew Parish Jiri? They experimented often -:L f ff Q ' R ' RICHARD MARCOUX gg Sr. Andrew Parish I ia Q is 3 i , an wiv U, DONNA MAXWELI. .IUDITH MARKER St. Philomena Parish Sr. Helen Parrish Freeland .N K. ' ily. 4' -.. F gg , i if . cbs' la-ug f f 'Yu-ff' X 3 RONALD NAPIERALA St. Casimir Parish 2 if , -1 'YH PATRICIA MUELLER St. Andrew Parish REQ no f'.1 'P BEVERLY MEMMER Sr Andrew Parish Socially, They prospected if A E git ,S A- , x - NANCY PEELLE Sr. Matthew Parish 2 3 Aix 'R' so , JANE PETERSEN St. Andrew Parish ff ' 494 1 ., , 2 H . WILLIAM PETTYCREW JUDITH REDMOND St. Andrew Parish Sr. Stephen Parish finding new friends . . p- 5 ,vi amiga: Mw- Kiln ' PAUL RUMMLER BARBARA ROESER Sr. Andrew Parish St. Andrew Parish in-...,3S.fk x A 1 Q J.-f 3 I ,ik F , V I i' , 1 4 ' 2-gpvv' 1 BENTLEY ANN ROCK Sr ohn Bfiprisr Pirish X .A fa' f BERTRAM SCHAFER Sr. Helen Parish V' N :W 1 Vw Wigan! 'gh A' -r A y , Q , , fu W yi? , V I DONALD SARGENT THERESA SAPIONERI St. Andrew Parish Mt. Carmel Parish learning To udiust Themselves.. . Q! ',60 32 Q, , Q , my Q ,. 4 1.Q1fii.g ,' f r' ' 3 'x '. ' af'-5 A is ,ar -1 jz .-,S '57, Ti' W 431 i 'Q .i Praia- 3 f't-,QS V A a. 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N, - 1 '. - A . - Y f. 4 g A 7 ' , 1 A L1 -,. 1 - I -4 4 4 , 4 +4 .1 4 - - ' ' Y U 'V tx, - 1 , . 'Hz . . M ,. , , 'A V . l ,. . , , 1 . , , ' 7. A , 1 , . . ,. L ,, . - 1 ,. '. , A . 'Y . ,Y Q i , . ' . ' ,. E. A A . 1 L , ' 1 7: 4 Eg 1 c . .. . ' . 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1' ' . . 1 u . 1,1.9. . FO. - .-.91 . 1 1 .-, ,4, - . 1, .Q , . . 1. 4. ' ,, Q ' 1. A 7' , V ' 'V ' L - 551 Donald Sargent and Barbara Stadler out for a ride in his motorboat on Mullet Lake. MICHAEL VAN LIEW Poetry Award 4g Senior Government Day 4, NICHOLAS VENTIMIGLIA Prom Committee 3g Senior Government Day 4. JAMES VERTACNIK Jets Club Vice-President 33 Latin Club 1, 23 Latin Club President 1, 25 Magazine Drive Captain lg Monitor 4g Red Cross Achievement Award 33 Senior Government Day 4g Scholastic Honor Society 4. WALTER VOLLM ER Audio Visual 1, 2, 3g Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Lettermen's Club 3, 4g Poetry Award 25 Prom Committee 33 Senior Government Day 4g Sodality 4. THOMAS WEBBER Class Secretary 2g Class Treasurer 3g Latin Club 1, 2g Jets Club 3g Poetry Award 43 Scholastic Honor So- ciety 1, 2, 3, 4g Senior Government Day 4. CATHERINE WEILAND Ampliner Staff 4g Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4g Class Secre- tary 2g Latin Club 1, 2g Monitor 4g Queenfs Court 5, 4g Senior Government Day 4g Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4g TSSA 2, 45 Typing Award 3g National' Honor So- ciety 4g Prom Committee 3g Student Council Repre- sentative 2g Musical 3. COREINE WENDLING Amplifier Staff 43 Andrean Staff 4g Cheerleader 4g Latin Club lg Senior Government Day 4g Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4g Typing Award 3. ,ts f Jrlzqf R . T ' Testing their strength on Tob Webber's car, lWebber at th vtheell, are L. to R.: jim Vertacnik, Ron Napierala, Paul L. to R.: Tom Eastman, Tom Wlaier, Jerry Duhovt ski rm Vertacnik, display their pheasants to prove that they are real hunters. Rummler, Ken Taylor, Nick Ventimeglia, jerry Schram, Bud I IH- Vollmer and Don Stcele. fw The following candidates, who qualined in character, service, leadership, and scholarship were inducted into the National Honor Society of Saint Andrew High School February l2 in the high school auditorium. First row: I.. to R.: Fred Baker, Romaine Bociansl-ci, Robert Brandimore, Sally Christ, Patricia Daileyg second row: Patricia Garslcy, Patricia Gerschbacher, Bentley Ann Rock. Catherine Weilgtndg third row: Cathy Alexander, Marjorie Bugenske, Ruth Fleischmann, David Henning, George Kendall, Mary Mdfartney, and .Ioan Osmond. vjqi ,aA Q V ,X Fi. ' ' Syn! 8 X Student Council members and representatives whose pur- pose is to cement good relations between faculty and student XX'illiam Pettycrext. preszdentg Sally Christ, vice-presidtntg def. Kt1y'SimmLjI1SA Thomas I.aTatte. treasurer. and Patricia Dailey, secretary. V Ln body are L. to R,: joseph Kostrzewa, treasurerg Donald Sargent, vice-presidentg Richard Thompson. presidentg Mary jarema, secretaryg Donna Shields, co-vice-presidentg Sally Christ. Stand' On their way to a class meeting are senior officers: l., to R.: ing: Mary Schachtner. Dianne Van Vlanderen, Mary Alexans ,1 PR 1 .4--p 3 ff f I ,, ,ff ,nu i- H., Q , , - .v , 5. , . . ' ,A A 'J . K. x H , 3,2 AA ' j. BL-.lmwlcc . C3 os. ch 1, , M . . 5 'Q R I :Q- 15lfl'xOXN5kl . BULIJHSRI V ' L L, ' . . iiurhcaux ST 2 ' i B. Brclka l L , 3 5. Brown k 5 'W 111 :ffl If K 4' 2 R. M Wy G. S. R. P. R. C. vi- , 9 V 'I qz ' 45 '-'Z . I 7 , I- XLR 1 Class of 1960 E. Goetz 1, Grxllu R. Gmnowski -I. Grzciiak 51. Gutowski J. Hagerty BI. Kmvalski ,V ' 2,7 I S43 I Y ,Q R, Km-.x:cr ' ' ' - I A J. Krucxef A 0 . in 5? T. Kufziak 'Q A f . AV, QW . , D. Kunirzcr 'Q ' V N' -4' ,- , rf' 2, f D. Liu D. Hub 'I' Xlgzguy ,, M. Mddmrtncy 'J 1. -1. N1s.LII1 Q ix .Q 5 I Y lr. Blulfllfh V 'Q 4-A A t C T.l,XI..Qic:1 V v i I ' V R ,KXIL'I'li , 41 . f , V 'V ' Mcrrlil AILTIXXI I 3 I K fr A. Mcrlw. xii ', I .NIL-rim '44 'T' 1 , ' I .V 5 x J 1 A ' S. Nlcrnxyl 'Z' I Ag L. Mwrrimcr , I Q f x ' 'T J. Muller ' .za .alfa D. N.,w.uzyl-Q in .I 1. fmmmkl X' ' l R. PJTQIII 2' T-fr' .41 A , T I, Pnxlus P. PM Qulio T. Pccllc ' I Il-IM-3' XI. IH-fmt 3 3 K Furry ' , 9, I' Pwtxan gf 1 I XI. Riftcl Rxpwmxr , Rivcrre G Rmqcr T. Skhmmdt B, SLl1mc-rhcim . Schneider Xl, Prcrxm D. P..r.fx:11l Ex. RL.:monJ B, Ruzzrur 5 Riffs f.. Rirfc p- f ,:.. 4 1 1? ' 3 f 1 T1 by .v ' , ..- V , ,,i ..IIi' :D 4 -I 've' 'Q Q PZ, I N ii Il A u ... A KI, sim k' J 3' , N-' is N 1112.2 f 3 I ii W , A ' Q 1 , is if 'll .- A U W 'P Class of 1960 T M, C R ' U. Sr.1i..Lr XY'.iicr XY'.1ldcrzak XV:-lzcl XVri4ht Ycska .. S iirh If Sm Ndwtj H. Spa-mer sf if JW Wfyff Journalism students in Connection with the nrt Class prepare Christmas cribs and stockings for prxricnrs of the Counry Infirmary and TB Snrurarium. dcnr, and W'illiirrn Smillie, prcsidcnr. , . :JN ulfiztqff I - 1 H 1: .Lv V ..,-. . ,m I ,-2 -X 4 ,xffxfii ' 'M' ' 'millivi 'mlm . 7'- I l'.1' 1. , Q L, .luniur cl.iss officers are I.. rc: R.: Kirrcn Redmond, sccrcf rgiryg Miclmcl XX'.i1dcrz11k, rrraisrircrg juan Osmond, x'iQc-prcsi- J. Allman G. Baltleras C. Beck M. Becker .4-0 ,- I 3' 1 l nv- K ' 4 J. Beechlcr . . -Aan.. K M A J L. Bccclcman Cr. Bellile +R D. Beyer 1. Biron J. Braim ' N, ,il s V N. Bryant 'L ., V ,.,., ,, r ' l L' is -J C. Burke H Q' I 7 ' ,', M.. XV. Call ' ' 5 Class of l96l S. Haremsl-xi I.. Herzlwerg C. Hill J. Hopkins Lf. Hrinili E. Hyatt J. Jarema J. Gou.lm.1n C. Grclao Cr. Gulwotly J. Gutoxxslii bl. I-Lmcrty F. H.il,isinsl-ci K. Champagne N. Citiramitaro J. Clayton Cv. Dambro I.. Dupuis C l'..lsIIH.lfl In I'.u'.1r.i M. Cnwron G. K1 41 1 I S. Davenport A. Davis J. Davis N. Davison N. DiMercurio Driclick L. Dulmy M. Dutlek L. Dunlap K r lik' W I I, . :V 1 1 is ,, 'EY 1 A 'S at QB 5. A 2 2 2- . - J QI. b -.., .us q fi' tai f,,X QQKQ A i '1' 1' - Cv .5 '3' ,fxslX ff' fb -qw -.-I 551 4 R319 I is ,vu C7 ff! 10 l ,-Lx K l -Q 'O Y v you lik, , 'ga X Xl xx ILXK Xl IXNKL l XI lxxxcll XRDLJII XIQIJOL1 NL mu Xu, 'Nmuuylx I lNLLl10 Md? UK W Nia Dha W 6 'I h ti V'., . I N lux uc M Lcmmslx ' 1 LIPIONK Nl illyabllllu M zum nlwcr C. Alozwial. J. Kamcnar P. Kelley M. Kcrh' M. Kxrchnc' D. Komcxl I Km rev. a In Memorlunf' Nl irmux 'XI GSS S Perm: D Pnrmaer ,4 I Polzm 'C' G Prczzaro 'Q 43-in fy sz 'QW' Dil? iw To rhn mcmory of our classmfatc Denms Korncxl who mer sudden death on Tuesday April f 1959 L Rncttc Roucscau Rousseau Russell Snhachrnc Qqhmecll 'ea-I Schrcms bchuch Schultz Schultz SIHIITYODC Spencer Stalker M. W'andze1 M. Suchoclci R, Taylor ,Qt G. Trfmuan , '49 . Bl. Van Licw P. wlgllmlffzak , L hx ,V l W, f 3 'xl B. XY'asney Bl. Nycuner T. Nvomls 3 sv- G. Zlornilc s. zllmikowski '5' Q 'J s Class 'T Q. NJ! l. ' 4' 'N HHN: sf Pa WM 0 ,YI I Suplwxxwrc aims wlliccrs standing I.. to R.: Vice-President, . . . . . . Cdmlvn WCLlllilL1.' so alwrnorc is Jlmwn wuslmin Y lmcr lullv llxvls' Runnin SCCYCILYY Clrul lwstmxn' Sccrctlry Nllrv ' A S' I l 5 l 5' - ' i' . ' ' 1' ' 1 ' ' ' ' - sister 'Nlunc' in Ll slul that was uscnl b her fuller XX L-gnu. Smrul' C,l.1ss l,I'l,'S1alL'I1f, ,Lum-s Nlglg PlI'L'LlSLlfCI'. lwlxn when iw WL 1 bm, The Slcd WIS mldclij C-mul ,H-S Hngcrtv. And Rnnln lJfL'5lnlL'IlI. Clcurvc Drcilipk. K' ' K ' Y A l ' K - F' gruxt-gr.1ndf.1tl1cr. SIUJCHKS L-lmjmlng slqarixmg .lt Hoyt Park in prup.1r.1riun for thc N.niwn.1l Nice: in St. P.1Lll. Minncsnu .xrci I., ro R.: Larry Mutin, Milam Nl.lLlJUI1.llLl. Nsncy Rcnslmmv, .ind Tom lfmnl-Q. s ,:lNfllic. .1 snplwnwrc .lr Sr. Andrew, ronk nhrcc second places in clmc mccr. J. Jacobs D. -lozwiak R. ,lankowski M. Kendall M. Kennedy J. Klonowski J. Koslci J. Kowalski M. Kretz T. Kunirzer R. Kusowski T. Lambert M. Lawler 4. I 'T qv 1 V 3 ., A 'Q f g '. f. ' A' if ' I 5 ,Y lg Ak-. fv4V- X l E. Lee ,K Q 2 R. Lunt L Class of 1962 lNl. Sargent E. Srhmidt A. Srhrems A. Schrems J. Schmlrtzly D. Slcimson M. Smith C. Reiner W. Riefe M. Righrenburg T. Robel J. Rousseau M. Rousseau R. MacDonald P. Mnpllirland M. Nelson J. Owen R. Pool A. R.lyfI1.lliCl' 4- Ve, J. Macomber T. lNlarfoux T. Mgrrcoux S. Marlaey F. Meyer B. Mlxlmlslai I . I 1' H . 1 Its flaw' ff 2 7 , ' . 4 f. .' 111- ' ::lfg....-- . 2 . 1 QKCY3' M. Miclmlslci R, Milsrcrul - 4 A R. Mleczelc gn , f 2 .. A ': -Q? ' . A- .dx . X I 4 . N r 4 3 . 5'zi..3?Y'v,' 5: fp x 'R , .11 ' 1 F J' I Sohol Sum lcmarm SL lhx m Tax lor Tu lo Tom.1Q7cxxsk1 K Trcmam Van Vlanderen andecar erracmk X ollmcr 'alderzak Wallaert 'W ? ,- 1'- 4 -.4 'WY ww. 03 if M Weaver N W1rkowsk1 T Woollard F' 1 J Wrnght X. 'J Class of 1962 Hxppy our sgurxnb his hrst dur Mxke Sugcm L :alle hw ww 'K' grmdmorhu Mrs A X nbmlcn 111 lb0L1I1I vshllc his brother Don listens in ..4, Freshmm 141155 'md Imuxncmmn ufficcrs 'uc I.. ru R.: games Koski NX'i1- limm Ricfc. co-scucuxricsg Angelo Burr. sccrcmryg ,udirh Chronuwski president' Henry Lirccmvood. Slmrun Cornell, cu-vicge-presidents. 'md Iohn Schwurzcly. vice-prcsi lem Q 44 ! 3 f 1 ' , , I ,, n V Bl i -.ds-Uh in.. A.,-A lxarly prtmspecmrs in their search for gold staked their claims in the region they ctmnsitleretl potentially valuable, As lfreshmen. the Class of '59 staltetl their claim fur L'elL1L.1IllJILll riches scarcely realizing the inestitna- ble value of the rich Vein of LlIlL'XPlOI'Ctl treasure. Af As years passed. they began tu realize the yalue tif x the never-entling quest fur progress in the acquisition y 1 til kiimwletlge. 'lliey hai e nmx come to realize how important the treasure really ts. Btigeiiski l National essay .wards were earnetl hy the ftillnwing students' trim! row, I,, tt Ry Mary Agnes Ritlel, Sue Cirevia, Aloann Mtteller antl -Ianet I Pclliey, littk rim. Mary Heilbtimnn. 'Ibm Xxltlltf. Sally Cehrist .intl -lanet XX in,ners of Pwetry awards inclutletl front rtmg l,. to R.: Michael Vg Ill Liew, james Greziak, Kathleen Perry, Ruth Fleischmann, Sue Crevta. lac- queline Hagerty. Mary Heilbrcmnn, Benrley Ann Rock, janet Bugenski and Lois Stephan. Center row: Daniel Kunitzer, Spencer Ribble. Sue Schneider Nancy Peele. Alutly Redmond. Theresa Sapcinieri, Rtmmaine Bocianski, Mary McCartney. Back rtixvg Don Sargent. Tum XY,.1lL'I'. Tum VC'ebber. Rnnaltl Napierala. Bert Schafer. Sally Cfhrist and James Sizick, Senitrr English sttitlcnts enjtzying .t htzizk review. ., tn R. are' lieverly Memmer. llurtvtliy 5111111101- Nancy Pt-elle ,laznes Satlhtin .intl Nanci' Schrc-ms 1-1- A Stipliorntire English pruiect was the illtistratitin tif characters in A 'liale of lu 'ti Cities, l,. to R. Mrs. Ruth Nasltintl. instructczr, Nancy Mars. Mary Inu XY'.tntlzel .intl Luis Hersherg English A In nu X UYIS Slstar Mwry Pctcrs French class urn on I uanvcrbltlon m thc rcs taurmr fHLre IS 1 small table for four J I to R Mxry 1rem1 Don 'Llcl Menu Bonnie. Cncsc Robert Dlcbuld xml Rumum llognnslcl Voici une petite table pour quatref' IF' Languages is '51 v M 1-lf' l'1lI'l11'lgf0Il1L l1t1n C lub s schcdulc TNS i Xsi4!Y' ' ,,. .av- Nimh grade .1lgc.-bm stmlgnta l-CI'IDLll1 George, 'l4l1OIUL1S Rubcl, nml Karlmlccn Subol get ncqunnrcll vvirlm the lnrcrmrioml Mcrric System, ,,?iTHT-, Nz? --ig Siiiififx-Q Rf gl, '. ' -I 4 4,3 , M.1rl1 srudcms dcmunstrntirlg the slid: rule .xrci l.. to R.: XY'illi.1m Clam- fI'llC.lfO, l.u1s Srcplmu. Mary jarema. .md Robert Brnmllmore. 'Ulu ...J--f- OfflLLI'S of ilu lun Lllklilllflb of tln Lxulslor C lub wnfnr on matters per- Mathematics SA in A I XrFl-lucas sq rf, Sociol Science ,N '! V A gdfvf i f Wiqlxgzixs 5 X i to Biology , y tif' fig? yin l Louis Dupius intently listens to joe Maxwells heartbeat with at modern stethoscope. my W of - 1 , , W x Science Chemistry students preparing bromine as shown with their instructor Sister Mary Leona, R.S.lNI., ure: L. to R.: Michael Cherry, Mary Beth Merrill, Lucille Rivctte, Thomas and Nancy Peele. i Members of Sister Marv Antonits Civics class s'iown discussing current world affairs. -15 Electives A group of sewers from Sister Mirtinrfs Home Ee class busily finish- ing their spring project-cotton blouses gind dresses. fx, gl Under the direction of Sister Mary Caspar their shorthand speed through the use of discs. Social Science RSM., students improve Y M rf , se if -- - ll fw- fr .F ,' 6- Wi ' it ' 4' i Sister Mary Peter's ninth grade world history class discusses various points of interest in Whshington. 429 ART Valuable assistance to the yearbook staff was given by Michael Gutowski. Ronald Nupieraln and Daniel Krawcznk who did the paste up work and the inking of boards. . U b: ' x lf' a ...A Hurd at work on drawings for thc Andrcan are staff artists, Bob Brttndiinorc and Karen Luplnw. 'N 'v I 0,5 - .A - N I eil if r -, 3 ,c . y S Wa J -Q i 1 3, :A gig : I if ,1. J I' 54 Q Q.. - 'VWZWI V, xi , -- 1:f: g - L ff X '1nl Att students. L. to R.: Miclmcl Ciutowski, P.tt1l Di Mcturio, Frnnd Izzo. Tom :J '---L.. Barr, I.con.ird Rivcttc. .ind Ton Ltmbcrt found thu Cliristmas st-ttson .in Appropri- ate one for making gifts .ind sprt-riding the spirit of Christinns joy. 50 I I v- ' fa , ,,.,f- 4 Library Librarians cataloging books are: L. to R.: james Lagalo, accession- ingg James Sudhoff, classifyingg Richard Marcoux. typing shelf-list cards, and james Krueger, cuttering. Precise and neat arrangement is necessary for an organized library. Shown above are: L. to R.: Paul Ferrante, arranging newspapers on a display stick and Daniel Metiva and Robert Menzl, slipping books. Officers of the Audio Visual Club attend a meeting to report on the progress of the school library. l.. to R.: Daniel Kunitzer, sargent-at-.irrnsg james Lagalo, second lieutenantg james Sudhorf, first lieutenant. Robert Mahar, co-captaing blames Kirchner. co-captain: Richard lNlarcous. instruc- tor, and Duane Nowaczyk, inspector. i G br Randall Hagerty is shown registering Barbara Stadlers library pass Frank lzzo, counting circulationg and Leonard Rivette learning the li brary procedure of charging out a book from james Kirchner. l I V vt' 51 it 5 t 5 i Z .,1 f 'A f 5 Maint, ISL-rn.trtl Mntllut. cnmhtttttr .tnti founder of th: Ltttlc Sittgcts-wtf Puts, .tppcntrt-J with his b0Y5- who WUC f it Ktthux Bum I' t ' ttsotctl by thc . , . : - G u e s Ts llLIYglLk.l1 c.l1lJlI', Octwhur IH. .W V m Ov' ,,...---v.-.T 'V wir., 4 W nh fQt1llcKLgQ IDJY, Mnrth 3, ttnund stndcnts and guest apr.-Ltkcrs in ctunfurcx .tt St. Atttitux' Sdnvtmi. Stqttcrtig l. tw R.: Student CQULIHLH Prcshh-nt Rithnrt Thtmtn mznl Mr, XV, Thn L 1' ' twat, wt Bay City klunitmr College, hitmttsigtttmr P l . Bttkmukt, .AXL1lllfl.lq C-ulh-gs. P.1tr1tt.1 D.1i1c'.'1 Mr. l31m.1id Scttt-thu uf ftn 5, tmlNIitltig.1t1..tt1d Rex ctcnd N1.tlt.twltn Ci.trrctn. S. VI ttftltulftlfD,SI.1t1thng h i ith 'ft N . 1 mrtus tw wttttictttx 1D.1nn.t Nfttxxxt-H. XY'xll1.tm fwvlc. .tnti I5.:rh.1r.t Rm-Sur. ILL Prnt th lm fl?-tntntttr prftutxtttt .tt bt, ,Ktttitcxx s Fc-hru.1rj.' 3, tntcrt1.n1-vn,nx Known xtulnnat, Mt Unit? Rnhtmtttf fclttfgs the htstwry uf his -trtylngl btr. I Religion 491-fill -.I 'Pu Hi'xx'.1 4: 'IU' .LCS .PN Wm Ilirly prospectors worked d.1y gind night, sp.iring no efforts to 'strike it rich in their search for Q E m.irerml gold which frequently brought them unh.ip- piness. ln their quest for spiritual gold. the only kind th.it c.in be t.iken to eternity, students have been t.iught to struggle. sacrifice, .ind in.ike use of every possible megins of s.1nctific.ition -especidlly rhe M.1ss ' .ind the siicrdments. ..-.1 Reverend Neil O'Connor, center, officiiiring at the solemn service honoring the Coronation of Pope John XXIII. He was assisted by Reverend Fathers Robert Shine, right, .ind Aristodemo Rodriguez. ,- pu 'Y i S Saint Andrews Liturgical Choir in procession and ' , reiidy to p.iriicip.1te in the Holy Siicrihce ot the Mass. Senior Knights of the Altar are fronr row. L. to R.: Wfiilliice Vande- car, Donald Steele. Supreme Grimd Knight, and Keith Himrnelein, second row: Xwilliam Ciiiriimitaro, Vice-Supreme Grand Knight, Donald Sargent, and Robert Czymbor, 5 ,f Religion K , 5 Sodiility officers, l.. to R. iire: M.iry Mclliirtney, secretaryg Spencer Ribble, treiisurerg Dougliis lflser. perfect, and Sue Shay, co-perfect, 54 Tm Most Rcwrcnd Blshop Stephan S WOCD1Ck1 stresscd the nmporunu. of Lxrhoha Book We lx 1n hls smtemc-nt to rhc, dno Lcsc 1ssucd Fcbrulry 10 Abou the Bxshop uuogrnphs books for students L to R Tcrcsx Munncz of Sr osephs Guy Pmrmzk of Holy Rosfnry Sh lron Mcrcxcr of Sr Mlfy s Cnrhcdrxl Stephen Glow zdcl of Holy F1m1ly xnd P1mcl1 Slrbcnt of Sr Andrew 1 i S A 1 T-.1 41 L, Lrljoum, thy Book XX ack Lxhlbl UL rnnmbnrs of thc Honu nm Sghool Assouxtlon L to R Mrs XX 11113111 C1 rxmxuro trusurcr Mrs Hcrhcrr Forester Mr Ge qll Srnphxn prcsnhnr md Mrs Rumond Ysullnl i i P J 5- xx , Q4 7 ' 3 L '1 ' lcr A A . - -.-g 1 A L 4 , ' 1 72 . . .Z ' ta 1 ' Q . ' ' K K 'Q , s .A 1 7' S 1 1 ' . n- 4 . . . . . ., . . 'L A '. L Y' . . C..,f,2.' 73 ' L ..--...,- I ....... -... X , . .Q I 'K W V QA 1, N , x , , Xu W . Q Y .AX ' I .M , X X s I g, S was ' X 1 . J, '1- ':...f l is 3 'f-- ' ' K , k, , . . . .. . ..1. ., 'Q -- 5, Ar.L-'., X. 41' , '.k. 5... , - .. Tb-ww 2 xi S Tuff 4 Publication rypists: First row: Nancy Peele. Mary ju MaePhail. Second row: Coreine VUL-ndling. Cathy Xweiland. and Betty A-nn Rock. Third rem Beverly ML-miner and Rosalee I.eR0ux. Comparing notes are sports writers. I.. to R.: Gary Trahan, James Sizick and Gary Roederg also ad managers Richard Marcoux, James Sudhott and Patricia Mueller. 7 1 - -rg Q junior journalists examining exchanges are: I,. :ci R: Sue Schneider. Rnnaid brnnmvski. Mary Mcllartney, Mary Heilbrnnn. Advisur Sister Mary Virginia, R.S.M., and Mary -lane Premu, Social i Q 2' ,V ffrf: ,,f. ali-f' 451, 445 fi 'K QQ. I If HI fr. .f-M '-w, a 6 Dwrma Mxxxxg-ll. C1-W1l5f.lITLLA Dgpius. .ifni P.zrr1gi.1 Dgilq' rn-My fwr ,1 furim' ex cl Jig X114 'llie mresr form of gold is the nugget. .ind rlie lugesr known nuggez is tlie XX'eleome SlI'.1IlgL'Yi. mnguer found in Ausrmlin in 1869. St :Xndrews Iiifty-niners entered into their soeiul .ind reere.1tiin.1l life xxliole-lie.1rtedl5', knowing the rlwility to get .dong with others, and to Adjust them- selves is tin imporznnt .isset in life. , wwe rf 1 The Fifty-ninersu with their usual friendly spirit made the Freshies A feel at home. Here, Ll group square dances to the tune of old favorites: Darling Nelly Gray and the Virginia Reel. ' fl f 1 i S' 22 fl Disk Jockeys, providing music for the Get Aequziintedn party were I.. to R.: Tom Eastman. James Vertacnik, james Fiebig und james Sudhotf. .uid School party, i ' beniorsi xI.lI1L'f Jungerlield. lojgee liutkley. Iudx Redmond, Dori, imet, .uid Diwngld Sutuenr enioy .1 IQ'IC'.l'IL'IL' .u the I.inu.1rx' U H l I motbull CQ.1pt4un Rubert l..lLlDAlY.1 and Queen M.try ,ltLI'CIULl- .lllxl jutly Kustrzexxpr 52' Q Q -Q' ,- ..-Q 14 , 1 1 l'4Jllmx'ing her COfl7ll.1IlUI1. Queen Mary is eungruulgttetl ner p.1re-nu. Mr. .mtl Mrs, Anthony xl11VC'I'T'l.l. The Queerri Court included L. to R,: Eileen Goetz, Jerry Schram. Cltherine wL'll.lDLl. XX'1llmm lnrgrertno, Football Captain Robert l..1unclrt1, sented, Mary lW.1.fg.lI'L'f .I.1rem.1. queen. Dumltl Steele, Rebecm Beeekmm, joseph Kustrzewn, I Stalls. tosttirncs wliiclm were iudged later in the evening c Rclcuftls were spun by local disc Iockej.: Don Andrews Mardi Gras rovaltv shown at the crowning ceremonies February 4 were I.. to R.: XY'.illace Macl'l1ail. james VLTF-lCIlll'i. King Oscar Balderas - p - 3 ucgn Sim Shay, Anne Vertacnik, and Cfeorgianna Zlotnik. l.,, 4 ' . ' Mardi Gras guests line up to receive costume awards from James Sudhoff i I. Right: Slmarlene Mi' 1 l apples to tlze guests. c Jflfl, saleslady. offers her enjoyable Carmel Enjoying the record spins l.. to R. are: Elaine Hyatt, 12196 AUIUHQ assistant DI Art Roberts, Dj Don Andrews. and Janice Goodman. fill 'llie most informal party of the school year is the innnal Mardi Gras sponsored bv the Publications . idents .irriwii at :lic lcsrixgil, llebruary -4. in gas X 5 0 6 9, if YL me ff ZH? I ,,, 9 ww s X ' A -Q gi 'E 1. 1 gf Va? r 1 , x ' . Aff, K 1 ' ' ...1 ik' A L11 -w Q... X M, ' S l 1 1 -6 L.- Qi wg? . up i 1 If 'lf' , 'av ,Q :' -fi ' ,fain jiix., 0' lv: 2Ti:14 V, 'lr ju- 1' Wil ll uf . '.w' 'u' 10,1 Pl-vi r ,- in-,J lm' xl' 'H-if' lf ' A55 I ir ' 9,4 . gf 215 ,-rw 'K' ' 'xffffglh 'Q ii 1 gi affffglf 6 k 1 .: i s k ' ' Iwi - , '- ' .l ,,..-- - X ' I W Q L.,--' -f' ez' Noon hour finds the freshmen enjoying miniature bowling wi fzemjw Social A! The Junior-Senior Prom marks the highlight of the school year as the juniors entertain the seniors in one of the last big social events of the year. Zero wc.1ther made these senior students set n lively pace as they returned to the school after a fire drill. fi 4' f . -,g'gpfi 7'ii A 4222-I-. .Q Zig A-I I' Xu, bln .1 my is . H .1 3' St. Andrews football season opened with the following forwardiwall: L. to R.: End. Bob i f I.aundragTackle, Michael VC'alderzakg Guard, Douglas Luplowg Center, joseph Kostrzewa, fi Guard, William Loiacanog Tackle, Keith Himmelein, and End, Kenneth Taylor. Football 3 l AssistantCoach,Howard Han- g 1? sen, left, and Head Coach, I , I Gene Glick. its l TEAM IDENTIFICATION s .1 1, Vg .f '.,'s'V, -as First Row: I.. to R.: Joe Kostrzewa, Don Steele, Jerry Schram, Doug Luplow, Captain Bob Laundra, Ken Taylor, Paul Rumrnler, Bill Loiacano, Keith Himmelein, Wtilly' Vandecar. Second Row: Mike Barnett, Pete Paveglio, jim Lagalo, Tom Luplow. Fred Baker, Mike Perrot, Harold Spencer, jack Hagerty, Jim Cary, Bill Ciaramitaro, Wfalt Vollmer. Third Row: Head Coach Gene Glick, Dick Charlton. David Henning. .lack Slasinski. Charley Burke. Jim Nigi. Gary Bellile. Dick Taylor. John Lonsway. Mike Xwalderzak. Bob Bordeaux. Randy Hagerty. Rich Barret, and Assistant Coach Hick Hansen. ri ' P . ..-uni.: .1 Ji' , Ma' -I uuv'f,,-gf 'Win gi' 1 'rg sr 'Mi' V J B' a ackle, Kelth Hrmmellem, Guard, Wllllllm Lomczmo Halfback, Don Srcelcg Fullback, Paul Rummlcr F o o T b a I I I I L 1, ,, ,? J V l I T, f .1 rf l 1 f, T . - ' of 5 ff i , 41 ling: I Wigv i 1 l , T T Q is , X dw ,EL gif ' 'Nl V gg nr . l V ll it h X Lu A .fy Ends, Fred 'Baker and Ken Taylor fx su End, jim Lagalog Ccnrcr, joe Fullback, Wally Vnndgcarg Hnlfbaclc, Tom Luplow fq' ,VG ' Q 124- e. :1,i?. TT 'iid ' A l A Q n T , .. as -.1 1 K ,Z-'pvx' x 1, T T 'r.l, 2 1 1 P - el , 1 , a A I' A I h M6 2 I T.. 1 .. -. f ' ' yr- we Q V fx 511 JE. I 4, 1 Hy gs Q ?,L.,., - ,,'.,4-,vgfg ' . 1 ,- -Y 4 'A fl 575 I 1 ', ' K .A l .W .mf I . YIM -I .V .- 'Nw' '.- A , v 1- l . Tackle, Bob Launclrag Center, Bill Ciaramirarog Guards, Jerry Schram and Doug Luplow Tackle, Walter Vollmer 455 ' X .Z I' lr ' y Q Boo! 'H' FLINT ST. MICHAELS, September 28 The Bulldogs traveled to Flint St. Michaels on September 28, and returned with a hard-fought 7-0 victory. St. Andrew, still not playing up to par, dom- inated most of the play, although the winning mark- er wasn't scored until late in the third quarter by sophomore right half Gary Bellile. The game ended with the Bulldog defense holding tightly. BAY CITY ST. STANISLAUS, October S St. Stanislaus, dedicating their new stadium, came through with a 7-0 victory over the Bulldogs on Octo- ber 5. It could be seen from the beginning that this was to be a defensive battle. Neither team could penetrate into the others territory until, after a I5 yard penalty, the stags scored the winning touchdown. Bill Loiacano, Jerry Schram, and joe Kostrzewa star- red. This was the first time in I9 games that the Bulldogs had losr a V.I7.I,. encounter, ALPFNA CATHOLIC CENTRAL. October I2 ana,-'S gridders met their third defeat at the hands of Alpena Catholic Central 25-I4, on October 12. The Thunderbolts struck swiftly and surely in the first few minutes of the game to take an I8-0 lead, The Bulldogs finally caught fire in the second quar- ter. and scored twice on runs by Gary Bellile and Tom Luplow. The last half saw St. Andrew passfng desperately to score. but Fred Hubert. the Central quarterback, came through with six interceptions to thwart St. Andrews chances. Grid Tales Sports should create an atmosphere of accepting defeat in the same manner as you would accept vic- tory. The building of the body as well as the mind is essential. Victory is not pursued mainly for a better record. but for a deep sense of doing your best for Christ, in play as well as in work. Sportsmanship, that essential gold of sports, is re- vealed in many ways: obedience, practiced on and off the fieldg discipline, shown, by all meng and sacrifice, performed for the good of others. These are just a few phases of sportsmanship. They are used in the process of prospecting in view of our main goal, Christ, and our secondary goals: co-opera- tion and unselfishness towards our conquerers and fallible opponents. 43 CADILLAC, September I9 The 1958-59 football season for the Bulldogs open- ed with a loss to Class B powerhouse Cadillac, 39-O, on September 19. Cadillac, a superior team, scored at will in the first half and took a 26-O lead. The Bulldogs played them on even terms in the second half, but were unable to overcome the large deficit. ALMA, October 24 After four games, the Bulldog scoring machine finally got started, and before they were through. managed to upset powerful Alma, 28-6. October 24. The Bulldog defense held time and time again. Patil Rummler scored twice, while Gary Bellile and Don Steele .iddc-el the other markers. BAY CITY VISITATION. November 2 lfloinecoming grime saw the fans go home happy as St. Andrew defeated Bay City Visitation 3-l-7. on November I. Although only taking ri 740 htlfltime lead. the Bulldogs found the scoring range in the second half rind came through with their second straight victory. BAY ClTY ST. JAMES. November 9 The Bulldog offense and defense got together and played stcamsroller as Bay City St. -lrimes was de- feated All-I3, on November 9. Paul Rummler rind lim l.ag.ilo each scored two touchdowns. while Mike XValderz.ik rind Bob l..iundra starred on defense. ST. PETER AND PAUL. November 16 St. Peter and Paul received a few lessons in foot- ball on November lo. as the Bulldogs took an easy -to-6 victory. End jim l.ag.ilo teamed up with quar- terback Bob Bordeaux to score five touchdowns, all on passes. Don Steele and Gary Bellile also scored for the Bulldogs. This was the final game of the season for the Bulldogs. Although starting off poorly, the Bulldogs caught fire in the last four games and played the kind of football that everyone knew they were capable of playing. GT Grid Tales ST. ANDREW VARSITY SCOREBOARD They W Cadillac .... 59 0 Flint St. Michael 0 7 Bay City St. Stanislaus 7 0 Alpena Catholic Central 25 14 Alma . . . . , 7 28 Bay City Visitation 7 3 l Bay City St. James .... lvl -12 Saginaw SS. Peter 84 Paul 6 46 X i' f f A 444 Ann Rnek and Judy 3 Weilalnel, Boosters - e-A -N 12, ilgblii-'X . ,H W h' V l ' :fi f ' by I Tl fr' xi 7 ' A Royalry: Front row: Eileen Goetz, Queen Mary Margaret Kostrzewn. Back row: Rebecca Beeckrnan and llll Qllllw l ll 2 f f I.V. Cheerle. xders. l.. tn R.: Eileen Goetz, Mary Ann Kennedy. - ' 1 ' ' . . , - V 'I ' 1 - 1 x' V Marilyn Cyttwrtm, lutlttla lxustrzevmt. Peggy l'H-XIII. .mtl but Qdll- if An important item tn the ldulltling up uf gtme nmrtle is the eheerln see' tiun. Shrnxn I,, :tr R.. .tre the leulers respunxible for the cheers' Clnrreine XX!-nclling. Cgttlwy XXf'eilgtntl. M.try -In M.tePht1il. l5gtrb,1r.t Roeser, and Bentley 'T IW ,- W AE W' IDENTIFILA HON OF VARSITY BASKETBALI ILAM Imm mu I to R IxIlICLII1I'I1LEf Dxck C I1 mum Tom KIII7IlIx Bob I'rmz IIN C ry 1m N151 md Don Ijqnr Ii Lk mx I. ro R BIIIIIELI IIT! Borduux IIII BL IFLISILL I L Pugblw M LL W 1IdQrz1Ix C1ptur1 Bub L Irm Bob Bnriuux md Cmch Don Frmz lx N 'Qa- N.: fs .df .... I w I n v 1 I IIN H rl-dns BIIIxL Doutu Toe Tu L7 A T x I I w mu In wux ms INN ur L q I 71,64 'Q , ,Q , A I I nv 4 , sx 1 I f I H ' f Q ' ' . J . , ff H , In X 4. , V J V. ,.- 'G U ,,.,. X V ,V - 5 A ' 1' 'L 1 I R, , , ,Q , ,, I J 'X' ,V W ' I ':.. .. 'Q -, , Ir, '. ',j' Qngj 'xg' Ll I' 1 . .1 . g ,J' I. ',J' '. 'ct' 1'-' , I 1 I. I..llIIL., 1C-. ff, '. '. Mlpwsxfrkf I 2 gel fi ff A I I I N A A Y 'I I ,. I if - WJ f ,' I fx? 5 ' 1 f I f fl ' X '- Q' f ' I7 ' 7 if I jf - -----....I,. , A .L N S- 'E ' 1 - T ,4 . -jf Vluni rr V.1r'iry I1.1sI'4'tIuII tml . I.. il R. XY. IIV NIJ' I'I1,11II VI' WN H -, , . I r, Un .1v'1br, Tim NIM mix. ,IX 1 NI. I K -'ling -lin 1 ' B4 I1-Aux, Nlllmlgrr 'x The High and Mighty have it. ARTHUR HlLl. TECH December -l The Bulldogs, playing their hrst game of the season, came through with an exciting -'lil-45 victory over Arthur Hill Tech. Play was quite rugged and the score changed hands often. Bob Laundra led St. An- drew, scoring with l5 points. BAY CITY YISITATION December lf! St. Andrews playing their first VPL League game, came through with an easy 57--'lo victory. The Bull- dogs led throughout most of the game and substitutes played in the last quarter. Bob Laundra found the range as he sank in 22 points. ST. MARYS January 6 The surprising Bulldogs stopped the Red Raiders winning streak at four straight wins by defeating them of-48 at the Arthur Hill gym, Bob Laundra and Mike XY-'alderzak. a pair of husky rebounders. showed their scoring ability as well, with 22 and l9 points respectively. Although only ahead by a l2-ll margin in the first quarter. the Buldogs pulled away and were never seriously threatened. Basketball BAY CITY ST. STANISLAUS january l3 St. Andrews came close to defeating the high- scoring Stags on january l5. Although losing by a 45- 52 margin, the Bulldogs were pesky throughout the game and managed to bottle up St. Stans top scorer, Pete Roznowski. Bob Laundra and Mike Wfalderzak helped keep the score tied 17-17 in the first half. From then on the Stags took over and were never threatened. Laundra led St. Andrew scoring with 9 points, while Ron Erway and Bob Bordeaux each contributed 8. BAY CITY sr. 1AMEs January 15 Andys Cagers defeated Bay City St. James 65-59, january 15. The Bulldogs grabbed an early lead and were never trailing. St. Andrews received balanced scoring, as Bob Bordeaux had lT points, Bob Laundra l-fl, and Ron Etway li This was the fifth triumph for the Bulldogs. ST. MARYS January 20 The Bulldogs lost their fourth game of the season. losing to St. Marys 50--18 january 20. lt was nip and tuck throughout the game and the half ended in a 22-22 deadlock. St. Andrews fell behind in the third quarter 57-29, but rallied behind the scoring of Bob Laundra to tie at 40-40 entering the fourth quarter. Baskets by ,lim O'Donnel and Tom Herm gave St. Marys a 50-46 lead with less than a minute to play. Ron Erway scored for St. Andrews as the buzzer rang. Laundra and Erway led the Bulldogs scoring with li points each SS. PETER AND PAUL january 22 On Thursday, .lanuary 22, the Bulldogs clashed with arch-rival St. Petes and suffered a bitter defeat 49-40. St. Petes dominated play throughout the game with St. Andrews trailing in all 4 quarters. Coach Don Eranzs bulldogs were hampered by the loss of Ronald Erway, the outstanding right forward. Bob Bordeaux led the team scoring with 12 points. The burly Barb Laundra. a o foot 2 inch center, con- trolled the rebounds and paced the defensive play of the te.iin. XX'ith a 26-l-4 lead at the half, St. Pete's broke loose in the third quarter. with St. Andrews unable to come within 6 points of them. BAY CITY VISITATION january 29 The Bulldogs, with a revamped starting unit. de- feated Bay Cny Visitation easily, 52-59. St. Andrews chalkcd up .1 29-12 halftime lead. and exploded in the third quarter to take a tremendous 415-18 third quar- ter advantage. Reserves played the rest of the way for St. Andrews. HOWELL February 3 St. Andrews overcame a slow start to defeat Howell High 61-54 in a non-league basketball game on Feb- ruary 3 at Arthur Hill. After falling behind in the first quarter, the Bulldogs rallied to take a 22-19 half- time lead. Howell never could catch up and the game ended with the Bulldogs 61-54 victory. BAY CITY ST. STANISLAUS February 5 Guard Pete Rosnowski used his height and sharp- shooting to lead St. Stans to a 51-43 victory over St. Andrews on February 5. The Stags led by 10 points early in the second quarter, but the Bulldogs, led by Bob Laundra, closed the gap to 4 points. The Stags took over in the second half and clinched the victory. MICHIGAN LUTHERAN SEMINARY February 17 St. Andrew showed its scoring power as they racked up an 81-57 victory over Michigan Lutheran Seminary February 17. Although shorter, the Bulldogs showed slicker ball handling and shooting. The third quarter made the big difference as St. Andrews scored 32 points. Ron Erway led a well balanced scoring attack with 24 points. SS. PETER AND PAUL February 24 Cross-town Rival SS. Peter and Paul, ended St. An- drews chances for a second place tie in the VPI., by defeating the Bulldogs 66-50, February 24. The Bull- dogs started the game on the right foot, as they took an early lead, but by halftime fell behind 27-20. At the end of the third quarter, the lead was 13 points, mostly due to the rebounding of center Tony Piwo- warski and the shooting of guard Mike Kosichusko. Bob Bordeaux led Sr. Andrew scoring with 15 points. Sophomore Don Beyers added 15 and Bob Laundra 10. MICHIGAN LUTHERAN SEMINARY February 26 In a game played February 26, the Bulldogs ended the season with a victory, by downing Michigan Luth- eran Seminary 57-50. Seminary jumped into a 9-5 first quarter lead and increased it to a Z2-l7 halftime score. St. Andrews led by Bob Bordeaux and jim Nigl went on a scoring spree which netted 40 points in the second half. Bordeaux and Nigl shared scoring honors with 18 points apiece. 'i B a s k e 1 b u I I BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD Arthur Hill Tech ..... 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Mfg Co woon AND METAL PATTERNS KACZMAREK HEATING FURNACES INSTALLED 8. REPAIRED EAVETROUGHING 8. SHEET METAL WORK PL 2 5549 SAGINAW MICH 3029 Harrison Sf Saginaw 1361 Mich 6284 Bay Road Phone SW 2 8211 NORTHEASTERN MICHIGAN S FAVORITE DESSERT' 301 N Water PL 2 2165 MU ELLER BROTHERS INC HOME OF HICKEY FREEMAN CUSTOM STYLED CLOTHES HOTEL BANCROFT Cor Washmgton 8. Genesee CENTRAL PATTERN Sz MACHINE CO 220 Court Street Sagmaw Mlchlgan I I - . I , ' I '- o 0 I . , ' . , . , 7 ' I I I l ,. I Y TI SAGINAW FRUIT CO 621 Potter Street Quahty at 1ts Best Wlth Serv1ce Always Phones PL 5 5331 PL 5 5333 PL 5 5332 PL 5 7661 Werkema Sfudlo ax! mr Sufi wsu I ro R M ry Agnus Rlffcl S1115 Rlpslmgcr D1 mm Mxrku Dlmm Allu c Pltrlgu Illlpxk 'md Klflly Burnett 3151! E GENESEE Offlcnol Andrean Photogfaphef 2 ADAMS DRUG STORE FRAIIKEIIMUTII NEWS PRESCRIPTIONS Frankenmuth, Michigan PL 24424 Prmfers of fhe Amphfler 2348 S Mchugcm Ave Saginaw Much SU . . 'J 7 -, x -:sua X, X n 1 O' ,A Y . Af K, A L. V ' ' 12 r ' Jun' 4 '1lcx z .. .3 .1 ' Lf ' ' ', 4 ' ' ' J, lg ' L I. - rg 1 :mx ,A 2 ' K . . . . . 5 ' . ' , ' . 1. GASE BAKING CO vp.:- nv HOLSUM BREAD su Ines EXTRAIDENERCSY BUY HOLSUM '13 Compllments of SHAY WATER 8. BEVERAGE CU Hxres MISSION Spng 109N Nlagara MACDONALD AND STINGEL Offlce Supplies Equlpment Phone PL 3 5483 408 W Genesee Saglllaw Mxclugan TheJ W IPPELco FALER DRUGS oRY'cooos J E Poser Court 8- Mschugon Est. 1891 1806 Court Sf Dual PL 3 4131 SAGINAW, MICHIGAN ' ' x . fy fl jelq 7 KX go. AV. f 'msnmnv Y I I Holsum I 1 I' A A A I nnguvx ,, 1 ' W X ' 'fi 8: 61 CUNCRATI LATIOINQ to the QCHIOFS ot Qt Amlrtxx Q lltgh Qehcol NED!-L Success and Best Wlshes IQTWS Your Chosen Careers Central Foundrx Dtxxston Chex rolet iaglnavt Grex Iron Founclrx Chevrolet iiglnalm SCFXICC Nlanufietunng Chexro r Qabxniv. Transmission Qagmaw Qteerlnt Gear D1 ISIOU General Motors Corporation H v ' v A 1 - , ' - ' A ' ' V ' W . . X . 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V I 4. .1 X pl' N N J I off E, I If f' - tg .. I . '5t t ,.o' 1 1:-I: f -45, I Www 1 . n Il -Z 5 .' V 9 , V S . , If K I I J ' 0 v I I I ,W , , 4, A ' .' I. I' A . I 'f . r..-?g.f.':ylf.'l 4511,- A 53 'NV-. BAY WELDING SUPPLY co Ak H' Dlvlslon of ET ,wg E LENICK AND co J Dealers In acetylene X X,f ff -7 F oxygen cmd hydrogen X MCINTYRE FUNERAL CHAPEL Amsuuncs ssnvlcs N MI mg PLSM77 sncmnw men QUALITY slNcE woo lCCl1Il'l3IlJlS Rhmronnffn sugarn 'gggg' Anonzxy gum. 64 - 4 --A W ' . A, Z fi 4 ,li A- :A X 'W , .' Q., 'ffm 'in ' -2:3 'ft' VIZ-,f'-7: 1 , ,X Tl 5 ' 'i-.437:s--swf ' . A . . 'K ' g :f fy 2 - ' A' , ' 'v ' - -4:1 ' Q N' ' - is--4 '--.g'- ' ' - . u ' .E-L-'Q I I 7 . I .2 ' if ,i R 500 . c ln AVI. . , . . . ' 'KU COMPLIMENTS OF St. Andrew Home 8: School Association 1 1 J ' .4 40 .4 All 45 ' Nv14hu-og. 'Q- iw' Offlccrs of the Home md School ASSOCIGFIOH are L to R Mrs Leo c,l'1flH1lI1I'0 trn lsurer Mrs Wxllnxm Coyle recordmg secretary Mr A Dan1clKun1tzer ffrrhcr X1CCPI'CSldE?l'lE Mrs Gemld Stephsm, presndanr Mr ohm Schuch fither w1cepres1dcnt Mrs oseph Waldcrzdc uce prcsxdcnt md Mrs Ben Shxsmskr has fOI'l'lI'l 2,- X 'x 'N ff Vi 'N X U , ,4 I ' Iv. - 4. T-Y, L . A J ' l if H J- Q . . Q if E x A Ad A in I AX F I - y 1- ' 1- 0 so sf f ' V B- ' r J' W' ' ' ?:A.i', ,K.f K' flb'kns'M 5 gr, . Y A if I. . ff, V 4.6 'mi Q V' A A ' ' - 1 . ' ' : . .1 . ' U. 1 ' A , 'L Q . ' 'L y . - .- Q h 1 1 ' '. ' - h Al - A - , . .4 'A Z 11 , . ' - Q .J 1 , ' - , . . 1 . - K . om rf ff ' WI x ? H N , : 4. A I J I Nl Y :1 'f ' Lf' X: - xr x Fx W dv xv' X il - ',r , . 'gf ' AR' iff . X N A pain' R Na l X, J, ANC A Xu fl ,QB Y X1 1' Q J - ' ,W X'-, of M X- 3. '- Q 7 u w x , N L 0:1-ff K ,M A' Y .QW X. fx MXN. vin X NW H '1 rr ,v , 1' A - A, , C f . .G rv' X fl X. A - xii -X K, N VXA! fd H. . 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Where Ihere has been DEPENDABLE PRINTING .-J for over 65 YEARS' IX CLASS OF 1960 610 LAPEER STREET SAGINAW MICHIGAN PHONE PLe s 1 4 9277 N V v w JI DOM'S STAR FOOD STORES 2326 N Michigan IOOI Holland Open Daily 99 Including Sundays Try Our Morrels Famous Steaks Tender and Flavorful 258 I , me , 1 ', ly f r pl' 'flIII,i yl : VS ,R A ftxxpxl' X by yn ,XVNII .Wig ,T K .rl P gf l 9 xxf j XI ox 2 I JI ,MI Y I ff' ,Il M III? I ATX JV W VI' SY Juv .kiv Nil' NK ,vu fb I Luv, '9!,f.Ml-If X1 ' III ' I mx bl, ff' I f li, I 4 ,N 'xv lx RQ NXQ' I '15-:E Q 'gjglj fy I X: is ..-AST ' 'iz ' I 'IJ ' Il F Ei. T , I I I 'X f .. lln- I AH E- S . - JF- u an - I' 1 , I .X V 'if' A JI. 5 In-I I ' I 'X I I' , 'I Alll - . F I , I n A 1 VI 7 T I I 1 my . xl I X I V , ! 4 -U I ,, 5 . 1 Y' Compliments of ,H. R. TERRYBERRY COMPANY D313-319 Allen Sf NW Grand Rapids Michigan MAKERS OF THE FINEST IN CLASS RINGS RAY GAUDREAU YOUR CATHOLIC FLORIST 404 W GENESEE PHONE PI 3 9777 ruE i. on we ' ' ' , , . 'I I E . 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ARCEIIE R. .-MORDEN Jostm M MUELLER LAMBERT OSMOND MARVIN PURDUM R H R E JAMES RIPSLINGER CLEMENT ROCK CARL V ROEDER PHILIP SAPIONERI SCHLATTER AND SON AND MRS LEO SCHNEIDER AUDRY SCHRAM AND MRS BERT H SCHREMS 1 MR. 'AND MRS. DONALD SHAY MRS. JOHN SHAY AND AND AND AND AND MR. MR. AND AND AND AND AND MRS MRS. MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS DONALD SHEILDS CARL SIMMET JOHN SIZICK DALE SUDHOFI' KEN TAYLOR F A VAN LIEW ALBERT VAN VLANDERAN WALTER VOLLMER ANDREW VOTRUBA HAROLD WAIER MISS ELIZABETH WALDERZAK MR AND MRS R WEILAND gif ff! 1907715 ,f +4.01 ff J' A' 4 X rl 175 y helpe us wlth ogw To our advertisers who so generousl I959 Andrean, we extend sincere apr We ask that you patronize them M I R LVKI MR CHRIS F WINTERSTEIN 6 clatlon and gratutucfe .Rf 1 LXAR. MII? KRS. . MR. . - MR. ND ' ,.' 'u MR- - ' ' I I , 7 ' MR.: ND ' . MR. . I ' , fc ,'MR. . . . IEF MR. . . . MR.I . MR- . MR. . MR. . MR. , . DR. . MR. . MR. . MR. T. C. MR. 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SCHMIDTf- L 2605 State Street Saginaw, Michigan JOCHEN SHOE STORE 420 Easr Genesee Saginaw Michigan ERNIES SERVICE STATION 2902 So Washington Saginaw Michigan semresr DAIRY Pnooucrs 3280 say Road sw 2 1548 CARROLL HARDWARE INC 1701 Walnut Cor Ilth Street Phone PL 3 5214 -MRL E gusset' Insuraiee-8t Real-Estate' 503 First SEITV S Klhqn Saginaw Jiihigon f-. '5- X SIM. x IQJECHTERLEIN I A 1- 1 SQ' f zvsasyso. wdihyigfon ff SPL 5-9492 IJ tc, 1 .43 , 'D an Q . T ff . H - L -' . K-J . ,. - M f, ' Z XL' 1. L 4 , IX 1 A IFRIENID Pi L , T14 Norfh'iC4ac4-Qegpn ,. 'I Y f j 2 Tl I K Pbgle ,PL 5-3951 , 54 STATE DECORATING 'CENTER 2621 State Street Phone PL 4 5881 4 'I 5 Genesee Ave X MILLERS HOME BAKERY 2602 State St Saginaw Michigan MORRIS NOVER IRON CO 835 N Washington Saginaw Muchagan GEORGE FILIPIAK E DENGLERS PHARMACY Realtor Insuror Appralsor 2803 State Street GEORGES DRY CLEANERS Dry Cleaning and Dyeing 509 Shattuck Rd PL 4 9543 Cleaning and Pressing JOHN F BOEHEIM Custom Tailored Clothes Formal Wear Rental II7 Federal Avenue IOOT Gratiot PL 2 T620 FRANCES BARR BEAUTY SHOP 2522 Eddy Street Saginaw Michigan HOFFMANS DRUGS 2628 East Genesee Avenue Phone PL 7 0453 I t J ' , 41 -ff? . , 4-7 S- , gf 1 W I I I I . I . . I . ' . . . ' St. 1 E . I . . WM. . ' 1 - ' .5 Q' ,N 91 S' - I . . . ,f v- 1 1 .,, . H V ,. ... 7 Is-A kj ,V I, Ps -'--- A 'fl' 'N . . ..v-' gk R I r- ' - ' f' I 4- 1 ' D-I ' I . ' ' I - aa, . ,rg K - 'L' Q JK, it ', 'S 98 L ' Y, .1 , fl' , .Al'I ll I Y.. L , . 1 1 fx- lr I,I, I 111 f I I I , I' j I 1 I X a I Pa ttf. ,-, trons, I for IA .lwl rffllf If I I . ' 1 DONS DRUG STOR We te vet Z lwclulcee, Mlchvgan Avls RUGS P 1052 EasL enesee Ave Saginaw Mlchugan SPOTLESS CLEANERS 1516 S Muchngan Sagnnaw Muchugan SMITH HARDWARE CO 600 Gra 61.g9enUe Phone 4 6593 ,Ka .1-F-SJ ,,-f 222 FRED SQEMAN BARBER srtop 117 Norfln Hamulfgrl ,Street V I ' I If-A . BO s BARBER SIHOP ASW DRIVE IN J 1703 E Genesee 4 5l1CIIfUClf Rd Sagunaw Mlchlgan COTTAGE BAKERY 1001 Janes PL 2 4218 BEHLING STUDIO 1015 Court St L Saginaw Mrthugan PAUL KRAUSE CLOTHING CO Cl thnng Purnlshungs Hats 404 Court Street Dual PL i8562 Saginaw WS Mldhlgan WEST SIDE LUMBER CO 1420 Cleveland St SGQIYICW MICIWIQGD J Sgg W M,Cl-Ngcn 1 Z,-f L- zz Y-J r-44 l ll if FARM HOME MEAT MA T U Sagmaw Muchugan A FRIEND WALNUT STREET MARKET 1920 Walnut Street PHONE PL 2 5104 PARKIN OF SAGINAW 1408 Wheeler St PL 5 8712 HE GRANT GROCER CO 2700 Perluns Ed w Aft P EDWINA WRLQHT DANCE slsuono MeCI: P0IIhIY'-I GI Cen KNOX HARDWARE 509 V1BlBelE7:5h'eel C..wfHome Mode Sausage 4 514 Shattuck Rd SGQUW N T5 Phones sw2 59235 gwijo L Open Ev? Iabosoundays L Rquieb 4843 Mqckme V agm I vjxijm E F-1 xy -L.. SAGINAW GREENUOUSE NURSERY 5859 Dlxre Hlghwoy Sagmgw ,Mnch+g,an PL 3 T491 QUALITY MARKET German Style Sausage 8- Fresh JJ REM R IH COAL AND s PPL co 403 South Water treet Phone PL 2 8104 BOCK PHARMACY M9915 4995 smre sf 1303 cowl sf PL2 4744 Soomw Mlchlgon Sagmaw Muchlgan 4 l ,X I I. I IL I I I If I E- I A' 1 2 -fr I M ' 'rf' ' L al ' I L 1 lL Q 0 ,' , ,I ,I I if I I I. I - I EL I 'I I .201 - - . rf It 5 5 - h I . . I . , . I . . 1, , ' ' I ,f ,IJ ,p I 'I I 1 .I 7 1 I I ' 1 1 A I ' l IL 1 K A A V V , . ' I h K l I Lf I 7 Lvl - I I A X I V ' , I 4 'I I 1 e , I M I V -I , I . . ' ' 1 , ' E' I L 7 I I A L A . I . . - IV I . I .L . Ii t k - I , L ' ' 1 I ,f I . L I I C I Iv f f I r E 1 7 I I Y Y ,, f 9 ' - V I ' f L 1 I l , fa A A V- - - I I Q r E , . K , I I , f - ' .'.Pf9ffliL h ' 4 Q C 'g JP' ,ff ., ,. I'Q 'fgff ' ' 7 ,- -ff' II . r. 4 7 aff' ' ' 'V - O Af Lif . . . 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A certificate from the local Medical Association was presented Donald Sargent for his diabetic experiment with white rats. s. Science Prospecting 00 xl' A A sown ou A sun or LIGHT iiagf ff This model home was designed and built by Bertram SChaf6r. 'T Willitim Cliaramitaro tests his project Sounds on at Beam of Light. ers Club Bert Schater conducts a science quiz at the bi-weekll' J Prospecting Officers of the Letterman's Club prepare to distribute letters and tropihles. I0 RJ Wallace Vandecar, secretaryg jerry Schram, president, and William Ciaramitaro, treasurer. Participants in the school skit over the P. A. system for Catholic Youth Week were L. to R.: Sue Shay, judy Redmond, Donald Steele, and Gary Trahan. ? il fi. Y , E:3 Q fy 4-Z Featured in a Catholic Youth Week Skit over Radio Station W S A M, November 2, Were: L. to R.: Paul Rummler, Karen Luplow, Wallace Vandecat and Barbara Roeser.
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Are you planning a reunion and need assistance? E-Yearbook.com can help you with scanning and providing access to yearbook images for promotional materials and activities. We can provide you with an electronic version of your yearbook that can assist you with reunion planning. E-Yearbook.com will also publish the yearbook images online for people to share and enjoy.
