Austin Catholic High School - Magistro Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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it A Atv 3 ,Bn L Section 4-D entertains the student body inthe general assembly Anthony La Fata, john Stanley, Larry Smith, by givng a loud, if not harmonized, version of old folk songs. Timothy Doherty, and James Ellis go out for pizza after a basketball game. 4 Richard Kornowski, the author of Tolle Lege in the Grosse Pointe News is in his junior year at Austin. Left, Father Brennan, junior Counselor and Father Preston, Freshman Counselor, give advice to one of the students from their respective classes. Below, left to right, Father Burke, Mr. Ray Carnaghi, Father Maibusch, Father Preston, Father Hogan and Fr. Chapman watch intently as the Friars rack up another victory on the basketball floor. LQ-.

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4 I ,,Q ' J S., Right: The Sophomores Tom Cusack and Nelson Schlaff seem to be taking quite a bit of time to buy their cokes ut the refreshment cotmter while standing with Senior Bob Herzog. Right: Our cameraman catches some Austin mothers in il spirited smile while waiting for the patxons of the Fiesta to come into the cafeteria for some food. I . Left: Left to right, Mr. Boyer, Mrs. Kroehler, Mr. and Mis. Schultz take a moment out from the Fiesta activities to smile for our cameraman as they hold up the raffle tickets on the '59 Olds- mobile Station Wagon. bv' Left: A few of our alumni, Dennis Cremer, Mike Yellich, and Gary Mettie, stop to chat about our cage squad's prospects of this year with captain Tom Pine, while holding prizes of the Fiesta. T 'ml l N ' dx 5 45 wh

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04,4 I fs Patrick Harrigan fleft, seatedj and Alfred Hebert fright seated, are the two finalists in the National Merit Scholarship Exami- nation. Fred Weisse, and Gerald Young Qstanding, left to rightj also ranked high in the 98th percentile, on the same exami- nation and received a recommendation from the board. fAbsent, john Bannister-J. an Above, The many people that came to the First row, left to right, Hugh Ruthven, Ted Barthel Qcornmadorej, james Bames, john Boni. Second row, Byron Snowden, Robert Chevalier, joseph Blindauer, Daryl De Smyter. Third row, Michael Clark, Joseph Clifford, Robert Kaiser, Albert Vanden Bussche. Fourth Q, Carl Haeger, Mark Wemholf, james O'Grady. Q, Gerald Bratton and Donald Van Damme. .W - Arr' 4 , M N, if: '22 my a.. 4 ii, ',. mf + , M ,Q F' ga 'g -': '. 1 Sl, S is iifkhi 'J'- - . 1 - gi .J ug, ,LN y , ---. 5, V i f 7 - was fun going to the basketball games on the buses, but we did not go as far as we did last year. Friar's Fall Fiesta enjoyed themselves thoroughly with the many events of the day. Below, Pictured here left to right, are the menin charge of school maintenance, Salvatore Sapienzae, Thomas O'Herron and Frank O'Rourke. Below right, The intramural program gets off to a good start under the fine direction of intramural director, Coach Flood. V3 3