Bishop Baraga High School - Baragan Yearbook (Marquette, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1954 volume:

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' ' We, Me 664144 af 54 pfzecenttie ,M Zum 241494 0,4 ' 74oadatt5e9lofaq, 74mmzzde74ff, '74aaafzz:hdanma,!am,uo,ele.f gwzww, ............ We ?atcae . 70e5v7hqZ4e?'ze4eaZ.... 2 9 l I f I Mother of Christ's Mystical Body-- Our Mother--we lovingly acknowledge our gratitude to you by dedicating this final achievement of our twelve years to your honor. In this Marian Year, which officially proclaims your glory, your beauty, and your dignity, O Virgin Mother of God, we praise you! Commemorating as it does your Immaculate Purity, we especially beg of you to assist in bestowing the grace of purity and chastity upon the students of our generation. During our school years you were al- ways present to comfort us when we finally realized it was you whom we needed in times of uncertainty. In the future years, when we are no longer under the guidance of our former teachers and sisters, we implore youwith utmost sincerity to make our lives--like yours--grace-full. While past years were filled with many bridges to cross, we were excellently I 3 Om 242404 74e77fo4!2ea. 74001444 7Zod- Seventh successor of the saintly bishop for whom our school was named,Bishop Noa presides over the Marquette Diocese and keeps a friendly, interested eye on the students of Baraga. His presence is eagerly awaited at all major school functions. Om P44501 74:40, mea., fs, mzwm Though others may ap- proach rather nervously, Kath- leen Hogan, with the highest average in high school, comes eagerly to receive her report card and COng1'3tU.1aTLOI'Y smile from Father McKevitt. In his monthly talks to the student body and in his ever available personal counsel, Father gives us the help and guidance we need. 74:40, y,,,,,,., z':,.,,,,zf,, Father James Donnelly is at present stationed at St. Peter's Rectory, He willingly gives his precious hours to the Senior A religion class, the parish, and to those odd jobs about school which only he could do. 74:40, Om, Saatwzelld Father's cheerful smile is appreciated by everyone, particularly the Junior A religion class and in the Cathedral Rectory where he lives, Besides these two jobs,he is in charge of the Boys' Glee Club. -74:40, pawaa ' Father Charlebois divideshis day between the Sophomore B students and St. John's Rectory. This is his first year at Baraga. 74:40, 2,,,,,,.,,,,, sam Father Smith drives from St. Michael's Parish every morning to instruct the Sopho- more A religion class day in and day out. Doors are unlocked with his friendly per- sonality. 74140, wana, qw, Father Gibbs arouses smiles in two places: the Senior B classroom where he teaches religion and the Holy Family Orphan Home where he is chaplain. His musical ability puts all in a joyous mood. 74540: f4fwold Besides teaching the Junior B religion, Father is seen marching over to the Chancery Office every morning to his position as sec- retary to the Most Reverend Thomas L, Noa Um eZcy6aa7 3 Um Salem During the four years that we were in high schoo1,the Sisters were most tolerant and understanding. Close contact with students requires great patience and even tempera- ment. The Sisters ofSt. Josephwho teach at Baraga possess these vir- tues and many more! With the blessing of God and the continued help of their patron, St. Joseph, may they long continue to guide the youth of Marquette! 77t4z4a7Itawq4dwll4...7Dww4p4l Schtez77Z4wf-ffezaneha Samwwwigam .. Eelcydw, gcblagq Swmwtwwimm.. Amlamt Swmwamaau.. Www Samaaufimdmau ' ,7-wud Sa2zZez7ftmq?eo49421 -.--- 5vr9l4214,7-feud Sam7ftwuf2awwl4. 6kmwu,,?1za:4 Swtn7ftmq2a44la: ..... 776454 Swmwww '74wmaw . . .2wym, 5,196,214 S ' 776444 Yana ...... qfwtofzg, Sged W 6 xx I , 'ff , x 1 , gpg, 1 fdifw' walw' W, gow? Sociology, civics , and English are the subjects which Mr. McMillan teaches. He came to us this year after a short period in the Air Force, where he was stationed atGreenland. Baraga is his Alma Mater. Om .faq :fx W 7764. .lacdle 'heada , This is Mrs. Tre- ado'sfirstyear ofteach- ing here at Baraga. She has full charge of the girls' gym class. Her charming personality puts everyone at com- plete ease. 7 if , W , V ff' Nam Ffa, 2 405446 i The boys' gym class is under his direction. Coach Hamari has been with us for several years and is in charge of the Varsity. When at home, he is the capable father of three fine sons. -.nu-.,'Z'ff'.,nv w ....N.,. ,fg,.,::j14 lu... .f,,. 1 , U-...2',.f,,f'ff' 2 nun. ,.',w ' GJ Qu' 4 1 uv 'IF' . - :gf Wfifj f . , , f 2 ,, . 'gv':,pu- 54:1 4 x ' 1' xl 0 1 ,Sn d v H.f .By uuu'2.v X 'nw nf- .Md '--Efef -vm f 3335514 - Li Lxiwrth - Under the silent gaze of W 9 .Sn 5 with His All-Powerful blessing upon us in each classroom,we,the students of Bishop Baraga High, grow as citizens of a Gloriou s Democracy here and of the Eternal Kingdom of God hereafter. E Under the capable guidance of our teachers, through the seemingly fi endless round of classes--Religion, languages, science, history, math, gym, commercial---heedless at times, at other times earnestly determined to do our best in high school . . . 'rw ? We? Wife x A Om 65444 p 'MMwt ,-feamqwm Aino . . .Splendidleader--our Class President for three consecutive years ' or . ear --quiet sense ofhurn- . . nest worker . . .disarming smile . . . well liked bylall. Class Pres. Z, 3, 4, Sodality l , Z5 VarsityBas- ketball 3, 4g Co-Captain4g VarsityBaseball,l- 45 Golf Tournament Z, 3, 4, National Honor So- ciety 3, 4. 10 D faqmond Buddy . . . Smooth and easy go- ing . . . flashy smile . . . sports minded. Class Secretary 1,2,4g Sodality lg First Friday Club 3g Glee Club lg French Club 3g Pep Club 4g Varsity Basketball 2.3,4, Co-Captain 45 Tennis 3,4g Track 4. found Connie . . . Always enjoys life . . . a willing worker . . . likes to drive a car . . . a good student. Class Treasurer 4, V. Pres. 1,3g G.A.A. l,V.Pres.g Sodality lg Glee Club 13 National Honor Society 3,45 Pep Club 4g BAR-KET Staff 3,4g BARAGAN Editor 4. gddwd Sawuyk Jim . . . Agreeable . . . capable . . . reliable at all times . . . de- pendable financier. Class Treasurer 3, V. President 45 Sodality lg First FridayClub 49 Glee Club 1-4g National Honor Society 3,4. Qeofrqid pdllfbl Georgia . . . Joined us in her junior year . . . quiet and soft spoken . . . active Girl Scout for 10 years . . . Junior Prom Queen. Sodality 3,4, Secretary 45 G.A.A. 3,4, Pres. 4: Glee Club 3,4g Pep Club 4g BAR-KET Staff 3.45 BARA- GAN Staff 4g Attended Chicago S.S.C.A. 3. Blacky . . . Neat and attractive . . , a willing worker . . . noted for her black hair. Sodality 3,4, Prefect 4g Glee Club 13 G.A.A. 1-43 Pep Club 45 BAR- KET Staff 3,4g Attended Chicago S.S.C.A. 3. I BI .fa- Dale ,4ndouan 7!ounce Zdwafzd gcggm Dale . . . Nonchalant but sincere Sue . . . Fun-loving and a good Big Ed - - - Er1l0YS 'novels' - - . . . charitable and humorous . . . companion. . . loves to dance . . . Carefree - - - PreferS riding - - everybody's friend. unusually talkative . . . popular IeUr1iS eUrhUSi3SI- Sodality lg First Friday Club 3g with everyone. First Friday Club 3: Frerleb Club 3 Glee Club 1,2gFrench Club 33 Var- Class V.P. lg Sodality l,3,4g Glee Intramural 5D0rrS 3- sity Basketball 3,45 Varsity Baseball Club 1 4 Gi 1 ' 1,3,4. -g rs State3gGAA.1 2,3 VP- . . . 2,Cheerleader 1-4,.Cap: tai 4' - n , BAR KET Staff 35 Pep Club 4g Girl Scout 9 years. 7Z4ude gundam gwzdevm gafdac . . . asant personality. . . friendly and lively . . .likes parties sodalnyl-4:G1e'ec1ub1-4,G.A.A. 1-45 Pep Club 4g BA - Nan . . . A good worker. . . likes Barb Ple sports . . . enjoys traveling . . . friendly to all. and a good time Sodality 3,4g Glee Club lg G.A.A. 1-45 French Club 3g National Honor Society 3,45 Pep Club 4g BAR-KET Staff 3. 12 R KET Staff 3. I Kate Connie . . . Gracious . . . most likeable . . . spent her junior year in Sunny California . . . always ready to help. Sodality 1-45 G.A.A. 1-45 Glee Club 1-45 Pep Club 4. Wldwqdmueq Mary . . . friendly and lively . . . winning ways . . . active and will- ing worker. Sodality 1-45 V. Prefect 35 G.A.A. 1,2,3, V. Pres. 35 Glee Club 1-45 Science Club 35 National Honor Society 3,45 Pep Club 45 Girl Scout 9 yearsg BARAGAN Senior Editor 4. Shawn Uecemda gdfldddd DeFez9w Shay-Shay . . . Unusual sense of Barb . . . Our bashful senior . . . humor . . .loves crowds and parties . . . good natured and a true friend. Sodality 15 G.A.A. 1-45 Glee Club 15 BAR-KET Staff 35 BARAGAN Publicity Editor 45 Marquette Girls' Basketball Team 3. aims to please . . . well mannered and appreciative. Sodality 1,45Glee Club 1-45 Presi- dent 45 G.A.A. 1-45 Pep Club 4. Qu! De 2:4454 Carol . . . duiet and self contained . . . well mannered . . . friendly disposition . . . smile for everyone. Sodality 15 - Glee Club 1-45 French Club 3,45 G.A.A. 1-45 Pep Club 45 BAR-KET Staff 35 BARAGAN Staff 4. A -32 all i '58-w,1l H XXXX 0. - -. 1 r .t fkig O .0-, 331 L-av' si, My xt Swami 702W Ted . . . Well developed sense of humor . . . Junior Prom King . . . congenial personality. . . interest- ed in nursing! Science Club 3g National Honor Society 3,4gVarsity Basketball 2.3, 4- ' , Varsity Baseball 1,2,3,4g Boys' State 3. ?f'wuf Muggs . . . Friendly and lively ca f . . . re ree personality . . . Sci- ence whiz . . . Big Bay Commuter. Sodality 1,25 Glee Club lg G.A.A. 1,2g French Club 3 i '-L-A B.T.O. . . .Joined us inhis so h m 0- ore year from St. Lawrence Siem- inary . . .persistent worker . . . ex- presses his thoughts. , V, Pres, 3, Sodality 2g Glee Club 2,3g French Club 3g First Friday Club 3: Michi- gan National Guard 4. Whig 1400! ?!uede Smiley . . . Reserved in school but not by nature . -. . infectious smile even t . . . empered . . . a1w3YS ready for a good time Sodality 1: Giee ciub 1-45 sr. Michael's Junior Choir 1-4. 9' 14 A .Za Wanna ?'ou'az Vonnie . . . Hard working clerk . . . hockey fan . . . agreeable and understand' ing . . . good natured. Sodalitylg French Club 3,4g G.A A. 1,2,3g Girl Scoutg St. Michael's Junior Choir 4. Wicbdael Wana Mike . . . World's best agitator . . . dependable and businesslike . . . honor student . . . congenial. Sodality 15 First Friday Club 35 Glee Club 25Science Club 35 Boys' State 35 Varsity Basketball 2.3.45 BARAGAN Business Manager 4. fi fdedafwl 709441 Dick . . . Good student . . . hard worker . . . a truly generous nature . . . an excellent singing voice. Sodality 15 Glee Club 3,45 First Friday Club 3,45 Intramural Sports 4. Jorgie . . . Likes to serenade with his guitar . . . famous for camping excursions . . . professional deer hunter . . . friendly, witty com- panion. Sodality 15 French Club 35 Intra- mural sports 1-45BAR-KET Staff 3. Qaaldfdng Jerry . . .Happy-go-lucky. . . a good mixer. . .extremely amusing loyal friend. Sodality 1,25 First Friday Club 35 French Club 35 Intramural Sports 1-45 Varsity Basketball 3,45 Tennis 3,1-3,45 BARAGAN Publicity Manager famed fades Jim . . . Came to us as a junior . . . an ambitious salesman . . . usually talkative . . . easy going. First Friday Club 35 French Club 35 Graveraet 1.2. 51 4 4 ' ls, 1 sw' ww fi 1 We at 'Ka 'Q-7' . y ,3,4g First Frida Cl b 591 Q of f 5j? FU? n 5' 'ij wif ztddid .laltdzen ide .44 ?aae Wldliam .laieaen Dick . . . Answers to the name, Ceech . . . Tall and poised . . . 'Wild Bill' . . . tall, dark, and Lahti . . .great outdoorsman . . . attractive brunette . . . enjoysa handsome . . . Constant companion dramatic talent, , . straightforward witty remark. of 'Jungle J im' . . . 10Ves to sing. , . , courteous. Sodality 1,2gGlee Club 1-4gG.A,A. St John's Sodalit 2 Graveraet lg Intramural Basketball 1,2,4g BAR-KET Staff 3. , x fauna .4'e77Z4q 'Jungle Jim' . . . smooth dancer . , , casual and friendly . . . good sport. St, John's Sodality 1-45 First Friday Club 3g Glee Club 1-4g Intramural Basketball 2,3,4. x S ,Gifs Hn 25 l , 5 V 16 y u 3g Glee Club 2,3,4g Intramural Basketball 2,3,4. panel Wklaagdla Merf . . . Good natured Irishman . . . Cooperative . . . always on the go . . . Captain of Michigan Stat e Hockey Champions. First Friday Club 35 Sentinel Hockey T . eam 3,4, V.F.W. Hockey 1-49 BAR-KET Staff 4. Home Joanie . . . Brunette and blue- eyed . . . carefree and good na- tured . . . always ready for a good time. Class Secretary 23 Sodality l, 2, Glee Club 1, 2, 3: French Club 3g Dame! Fdauaf Pep Club 4g G.A.A. 1, 2, 3. Eapdle Muggs . . . A dependable worker . . . enjoys her social life . . . ac- tive in school affairs . . . an A Stu- dent. Class V.P. 2g Sodality 1-4g G.A.A. 1-4g Glee Club 1-4g Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4g BAR-KET Staff 3, 4gBARAGAN Make-up Ed- itor 4. gauge 244214 Porky . . . Jolly and cooperative worker . . . mechanically minded . . . always a smile for everyone . . . easy going. Sodality 1gG1ee Club 1, 2, 3, French Club 3glntramural Sports 3, 4, BAR- AGAN Business Manager 4. Dan . . . Extremely well-liked . . our jet-propelled joker . . . excel- lent skier . . . runner up in U. P. tennis singles. Sodaility lg Glee Club lg BAR-KET Staff 4g First Friday Club 3. ?zaaa2: Peqaaldo Mousy . . . Short, quiet and earn- est . . . cooperative worker . . . re- liable Senior. Sodality 1 g Glee Club 23 French Club 3: First Friday Club 3, BARAGAN staff 4. -msRv3'v It gems, 2.-am, gfeleaz Smeg 70c2'Zcvzd Sahuaf-sq Crease . . . Short. dark . . . shy Helen . . . Thoughtful and gen- Swartzie . . . Tall and dark . . . and quiet, in school l?l . . . enjoys erous . . . petite, charming , , , isoften seendrivingablue Plymouth a little jaunt to Negaunee or Ish- Pleasant smile. . . . always ready for 8 Party. peming , . , employed at the new Sodality 1, 23 G,A,A, 1-4: Glee First Friday Club 33 Glee Club 23 Red Owl, ' Club 1'4: French Club 33 Library Intramural SPOFIS 1'4. Sodality 1'4: Glee Club 1'4: G.A.A, Guild 43 Pep Club 43 BAR-KET Ex- 1-43 Choir 1'4: Pep Club 4. Change Editor 4. Silas 74oun 7761,-uf fflebe 744.44 El . . . Our natural talented sen- Tuchie . . . Tall and attractive. ior . . . peppy cheerleader . . . ag- . . fun loving and good humored. . gressive . . . musically inclined. pleasing personality Class Treasurer 1- Sodality 1-4 Gleeclubr-43GA'Ax1 2 3 F ' . . . s , 5 fell' ch Club 33 National Honor Society 3, 43 Pep Club Pres. 43 Cheerleader 1-4' BAR KET , - Staff 3, 4, Ea. 4, BARAGAN Activity Ed. 4. Class Treasurer 23 Sodality 1, 23 Glee Club 1'4Q G,A.A. l-43 French Club 33 Pep Club Corresponding Sec. 4. AE Junior officers trying to choose their class rings are Marlene Schwemin, Bill Bordeau, Bob Jean, and Fred Greene. Juniors at last!!! And all the excitement that goes with it--class ring to select . . .junior- senior prom to engineer , . . a greater variety of subjects to choose from . . . opportunity to experiment in chemistry, to Work on the BAR- KET staff . . .to develop skills that can be used to earn a livelihood. Making the most of their school life and opportunities, the class of '55 have proved themselves true Baragans, excell- ing both in scholastic and in extra-curricular activities. I 9 I I -If J 19 0045 Tom Carlson JoAnn Carr Ann Chartier Kay Dennett Don DePetro Kay DePetro Tony DePetro Marilyn Dobson Jude Dollar Joanne Downey Mary Lou Dwyer Don Fezzey Jeanne Aho William Aird Robert Anderson William Barry Leonard Barer Rena Beauchamp Robert Becker Joan Berry Joan Blaschuk Robert Bordeau Barbara Brainerd Tom Brugman ww milf Barbara Fleury Paul Fleury Rosemary Fluette Sharon Gingrass William Gorst Helene Gregorich Shirley Hanford Janice Hawes Agnes Hawke Mary Lou Henne Dale Hicks Mary Jane Hogan F419 Joyce Jafxdron Robert Jenner William Johnson Richard Johnson Judy Keeler Sharon Kelly Carol Koepp Florence LaCosse Paul LeMay Charles LaVa11ey Rita L'Hui1lier Mary Ann Malloy Robert Smeltzer Ramona Seavoy Carol Shaw Ann Smith Bill Spagnoli Russel Swenor Robert Tallio Judy Tousignant Mary Jean Truckey Darlene Trudeau Anita Wilder Jim Wright Catherine Mathews Carol Mayotte Kathleen McQuaid Mary Lou McVanne1 Connie Mohar Alice Nevala Janet Oates Theresa Oien Lee O'Nei1 Mary Power Frances Quinn Roberta Radtke Norma Reider W Vg ' if 'fi ' ? 4-wr' Sophomore officers, counting the returns of their Fish Pond are: Judy Swenor,John Miszkiewicz, Rita La- Fave and Henry Clement. Aside from the regular routine of every day schoolwork, the Sophomo r e Class has the privilege of sponsoring the Fish Pond in the an- nual Cathedral Bazaar. They are proudly con- scious of the fact that next year they will be considered upper c la s s me n. Happy to have graduated from the lowly freshmen stage, our sophonfiores walk the halls with a know-how at- titude this year. 94 Zan Know Um in-vw Kxyy' Elizabeth Bordeau Charlotte Brainerd Sue Bruce Valerie Brugman Ken Bureau Donald Carriere Marlene Chartier Donna Claus Joe Connolly Joanne Desjardins Barbara Dollar Dale Dollar Judy Anderson Mary Jane Balblerz Marvin Balbierz Iuliann Balrnes Larry Baril Donald Barr Jim Becker Jon Berandt Bob Berry Clara Bleau HfffyM04af , f .WWW Sharon Dollar Bob Dupras Dennis Duquette Jimmy Farrel Janeen Gauthier Marilyn Gereau Phyllis Gingrass Lois Goldsworthy Neal Green Neil Greenleaf All , ,,, '. SQ 3 if L ,Q 5 ' as j V' ' I 5 W if fr! .2 Z V H' , .fern Z 'fa 1 0 V. O50 942. vii? Q uf u r-V at fa: I Jack Holland Tom Keast Barbara King Alan LaBreche Germaine LaPlante Tom Lelvlay Linda LaRue Joe McCarthy Joe Menze Daniel Miller William Norrgard Frances Oien V,,,, if John O'Nei1 Pat O'Nei1 Mary Pardee Sharon Peano fb'-+-fy,-aQ.2fv',if,7' of , , , , A,A,,A ff, I 7. ,, f - Q 7 1 7' J w- f . .4 ' A .lv i S Renee Ryoti Marie Schmeltzer Jim Sheehan Joanne Sicotte Pat Sloan ' Arlene Steinberger Jean Thibodeau John Vandezande Wayne Varvil Dean Wakeman Judy Wakeman George Wilder S.. Margaret Peterson Eleanor Pyndynkowsky Carol Qu inn Mary Beth Raish Mary Robert Marlene Robinette Freshmen officers-Connie Sch- wemin, Dale Robinson, Pat Worth, and Carol Mohar-read all about their initiation. As the youngest and newest members of the high school student body, the Freshmen strive to maintain a high scholastic standing. Through the hectic trail of initiation they exhibited an attitude of good s p o r t s m an s hip and showed friendly, cooperative personalities. Due to the fact that this is their first year of a new routine, they do not have the privilege of sponsoring many social activities. We in the graduating class often picture them in awesome admiration of the upper classmen whose place they will some day occupy. ffm! glaze ffm Om 27 t K L.',. : t my 3 K, K ,K N r-.ai .,.. ,we A H W Q . .1-M ,a 5 i as fr rx 3 rw Y F xx Jerry Farrell Mary Fassbender Oliver Felmer Dorothy Fezzey Nancy Goldsworthy Sally Greene Judy Greenleaf Mike Gregorich Truman I-Iagbloom Mary Gail Hampton Steve Hampton Tom Harrington . ,K , -3-e z . 'K k 1, ' f, 3 if i V1 .f J I V -WSC v.:8?i:'N' ,-,F i X . r Mary Beauchamp Rochelle Bernard James Beyers Valeria Beaudry Cliff Bosworth Mary Brainerd Lee Bureau Patricia Burke Ann Button Bob Deschaine Phillip DePetro JoAnn Dionne Mary Downey .J ' nf f f ,f if Dave Hillier Kathleen Hogan Frances Jandron Bill Jorns Fred LaCosse James L'Huil1ier Maureen Malloy Sarah Malmgren Jeanette Mathews Carl Menze Joseph Miron Larry Norrgard Roberta O'Nei11 A '59 'Q' U ' z e. s s an J, S :fi rsh J J 'ra . We ,Am r. A ,. , r A, , it im K , v X .Q r W f 4 f Fm M 5 vw wg? i 42 fit 45151: a' wk' ' ' '-rf? 2 4 1 .if Marcella Parker Judy Peterson Georgia Racine Gary Schmeltzer Mary Schwernin Mike Sloan George Smith Barbara Spehar Mike Stafford David Stanley Elaine Tousignant Marie Tousignant nie i Ill 1 'WI' A 11 4 Vs , K f v X Qi 7 w ff ,- ,, WG' ' fy i if f , A Q, fl! 3 W I 'M ,,,.,.4w.ff11 l f ,,.,,0f f f , ,,, ,, L, W A Ai .W . B . 5 1 r Z 1' ,qi .V Y fl 4214 ! ff, f ff 'ff tri , , , AQWEXY .HX ' a0!0m Ogaww The chief aim of the Sodality of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart during this Marian Year is the promotion of a way of life more 'Marylike' in character and endeavor. Officers elected last spring include Georgia Parker, sec- retary, Frances Quinn, treasurer, Eunice Clement, prefect, and Sharon Gingras,vice-prefect. As prefect and secretary, Eunice and Georgia were sent-by the Sodality to the Summer School of Catholic Action held in Chicago during August. 4.4-l zecopfebvv Father Nolan B.McKevitt, Spi- ritual Director of the Sodality, distributes Sodality Medals to the 38 girls received into the Sodal- ity November 23. Reception fol- lowed months of probation during which the girlsleamedthe rules and aims ofthe Sodality and what would be expected them as mem- bers of Mary's Army. Qfeade Under the leadership of the Committee Chairmen, the Sodality sponsored many activi- ties, among them the S. D. S. Crusade, Family Communion Crusade, stamp collections and a Valentine Dance. Shown inaugurating a pro- ject are Joanne Downey, Mission Committee, Charlotte Brainerd, Publicityg Sharon Peano, L Eucharistic, Joan Berry, Blessed Motherg and Norma Reider, Social Life Committee. ii i i 3 2 4 E i 4 u 5 vi I Z' afzdekafg Loyalty and service to the Lord and Master, to Mary, the Queen Immaculate , and to the United States of America are characteristics of these Knights at the Cathedral Altar: Marvin Balbierz, Bob Jean. Bill Johnson, Dale Hicks Crop rowyg Dale Robinson, Dick Johnson, Dean Wakeman, Don Fezzey, 43rd rowjp Pat Worth, Bob Deschaine, Charles LaVal1ey, Bill Gorst C2nd rowjg Bob Dupras, Henry Clement. Joe Miron, James Beyers Clst rowj. Om Zcceew The UP Sodality Rally held in Escanaba, May 4, and the annual May Crowning of the Blessed Mother by Prefect Eunice Clement climaxed the year's activities for the Sodality of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart. 7a Soagaaf and Music has ever been one of the finest and most jealously guarded traditions in the history of the world. Here at Baraga,the Glee Clubs are carrying on that tradition as anyone who has heard them practicing for such events as the Christmas Pageant, the St. Patrick's Day Concert, or singing just for the sheer pleasure of singing will attest. The Freshmen Girls' Glee Club, al- though new, has shown the sweetness, freshness, and eagerness characteristic of the young. The Sophomore Girls. practically old hats, have been able to render surprisingly difficult songs with en- viable beauty and charm. Quick to catch on, though oftimes difficult to keep attentive, are the girls in thelunior-Senior Glee Club. Their knowledge of music, backed by their experience, enables them to blend their voices in a real tribute to this important phase of joyous living. 7fqww4af77 ' Our voices have come from God, and it is only fitting that We should have rais ed them in a beautiful Christmas tribute to Our Redeemer and His Mother. The Christmas Pageant, depicting events before and after the Savior's birth and culmi- nating with a tableau of the Light of World in the arms of His Mother, who holds out her r o s a r y to the needy world,was backed entirely by the singing of the combined Boys' and Girls' Glee Clubs. Charlotte Brainerd took the part of Our Lady. After all, it's a man's world, and nothing in the world can compare with the deep, calm full- ness of a man's voice. The Boys' Glee Club. though only a few years old, has already begun to rival the supremacy of the Girls' Glee Clubs atBaraga. Father Otto Sartorelli trains the boys, Sister Marie Celine. the girls. Q , 7a and Um! Under the direction of Sister Mary Xavier,who came to Baraga three years ago, dramatics have come to play a prominent part in our extra-curricular activities. This year was an especially busy one with the Centennial Pageant in the fall, the Christmas Pageant, and finally, the Senior Class play, A Con- necticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court. The Centennial Pageant was presented in each of the seven deaneries of the Upper Peninsula as a cli- max to the first 100 Years of Growing in the Dio- cese of Marquette. In the See City of Marquette, the task of portraying the history of the diocese fell to Baraga. Members of the cathedral parish repre- sented the bishops in the final scene which pictured the Savior as the Eternal Priest. The pageant, Written by Father Thomas Ruppe, depicted events in the life of Frederick Baraga, first bishop of the diocese, and the history of priests and religious orders who have servedherethroughoutthe century. Also portrayed were such historical events as the discovery of the New World and the martrydom of Saints Isaac Jogues and Rene Goupil. , - ig? 24 , ' , . .4 , 'v f, 5 ' .WW ,. . pr . 1. . .V- , t ,,, . I 414 f. YIM 5 r , ff 'ff if Y 559 , ec 55 41 X fr K 7 lf Not the actual performance of our Senior Class play but the long hours of practice and the months of preparation spent in turning out an enjoyable performance will leave us with our fondest memories. The three-act comedy, a classic of the im- mortal Mark Twain is the tale of a young engi- neer from Connecticut who finds himself sud- denly transported back into the days of King Arthur and his Knights of the Round Table just when Queen Morgan LeFay is trying to take over Arthur's kingdom. The modern magic of Sir Boss fas he is calledj creates havoc with her plans but gives the audience hilarious enter- tainment. Dramatis Personae fduring a break in practicej: Ed- die Bigger, Ellen Thoren, Dick Lahtinen. Ray Camp- bell, Connie Jorns, A1 Greene, Mike Hayes, Suanne Armstrong, Margaret Riopelle, Helen Soucy. Danny Phaneuf. PX K B YfA -.1 L- 'i 1 We .Iwata mace 3M,aq4 a Sweddlwd The hours we spent dancing--at the Junior Halloween Dance, the Senior Christmas Dance, the Par- ent-Student dances, even the infor- mal dances after the big games-- are bound to leave us with some of our fondest memories. Then there was the midwinter Sodality Sweetheart Dance, where Marybeth Raish was crowned Bar- aga's Sweetheart for the second con- secutive year. She and her court-- Eunice Clement, Marlene and Connie Schwemin- -were chosen to be class candidates for that title by the boys of each class a few days prior to the big night. QR X ff f C If fp? c H wt' ji H .L Remember our Prom? ln the hustle and bustle of preparations We thought the day would never come, but it came all too soon, and then it was gone, leaving us only with the memories--memories of the coro- nation of Georgia Parker and Ed Fezzey as our queen and king, the grand march outside the school led 511.2 I x by 1715! court of honor consisting of Suanne Armstrong, Mary Courtney, Margaret Riopelle, Helen Soucy and their dates, the dancing, the music, but perhaps best of all, the memorie s of the hourswe spent working,plan- ning, decorating to make our night of Moonlight and Roses one of our happiest evenings of joy. S Z' The Girls' Athletic Association annually sponsors the volleyball and basketball tournaments held after school for girls only. Members of winning teams receive major let- ters,the runners-up,minor letters. GAA officers, busy checking up scores are Mary Lou Henne,Joan Blaschuk, Carol Mohar. and-seated --Georgia Parker. 91291011 EARAGA The Pep Club was newly organized at Baraga this year. Along with its prime purpose--good attendance and sportsmanship at the games--the club also sponsored the sale of sweatshirts and helped plan pep meetings. Pep Club officers--Ellen Thoren. president: Sally Greene, treasurer: Kay Dennett. secretary: Mary Alice Tuch. corresponding secretaryg and Phyllis Gingras, vice-president--look well pleased over some Pep Club venture. 1 Stop WSHUP QSRUF 53 , 915561, 3uG1 E BAMGA i ma aff sn A123 3 BA awk Ml f , 4 AD i R9 6 5 F444 ' 7 ' a Ill! ewan Sue .77Z4fzlene 5,4442 ,ff f , , 7 X f' V., V V V , VV,V iz. 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'ifif' ,!i'ff'I'?l1?'QPWf If 3 I f 2 V. , , , 2 3 1 1 f ,f s ff X K , 1 1 1 f f 1 M ' 10,1 91 Q X! ,X 2 1 ki ' X g Q-we jf 1 f ff V f 1 4 f 5 f X 131,11 f X af , J G f 1 1 f 1 ' 1 f 1 ff ' 'XV' X f 1 1 V To the Baraga Blu-Jacks go our s inc e r e congratulations--not be- cause they were so outstanding in the games' won-lost column, but be- cause they were outstanding in sportsmanship, team play, team spirit, and school spirit- - setting the pace for the ardent group of fans that followed them to every game. These were OUR Stars. V, 'Z' W 5, 5355 .V ' M y ' ' 'Sf 2 g - 3 ,, , ' V - A- ,t , 431 1 2 li X fha 4 M PE Y I7 gy KX ff 1 1 i1 W if 4 jj? fy , 2 Z C S ' W ' 1 V f X 4 K V,1,giig,V,V5,V,- KA! 4, ,,'V f X X f KW. , 1s pf 2 V -'ry VV., 1fW,, , ., V1 1439 ' 'W 10 ' EV 1,2133-I ' 2222, , A ., V- , I , wg .. fi xi! fl '6 . .t - -4 V X J 550 . v jg ., V 51 1. 1VVVVfVV,V., ,J fm fy V 1 4 1 yi.: . K I V ti, V, Q 3 I VV I gg -,sf . my Y. V -if fi,'2f!+f'?f'Q lf: -Vw' ..: . , . 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Va.. 50 30 49 34 44 40 39 63 43 47 49 36 55 27 40 74a fecofwlfoa 54 Negaunee St. Paul Crystal Falls Marquette Pierce Gwinn Escanaba St. Joe Negaunee St. Paul Crystal Falls Hancock Marquette Pierce L 'Anse Sault Loretto Baraga Munising Ironwood St. Gwinn Ambrose 7ed 81 56 60 33 56 29 62 66 45 45 43 60 67 48 47 ,.,-aff iff ,f ,,,f , ,M f-, ,2'4 V'-f' - X f f, ffsfwfzfyff: 6, 7527 ff, f, ah., , ,.,, ,,,,.,LQ,, my f,fw,, , ., f Coach Arrnas Hamari and Henry Clement, for the Blu-Jacks, look student manager 4 over som ' f r the team. e new techmques o ,ff all 41.5 7,7 QQ 1. 'L' ', 1. 7 Q4 . ' ' ' 7 V I f ,. 7ffQfffg,!, X 'V,!1f1,.:t - ', ' f4f,,Q,.,f-he f 6424, 11.-', , 'rf ,f 'JL -lv f ft Q45 'Zap ' f' , ,L V' lfmi, Y '7' ffffz?,i1f!2f' f ,,xg.,f3, 'S' 'awk riffs 'A s WW? yi? . , , s 6 ,t.-iffi? K. ,352 kft-1533 A 'fix ' E3 ' x 43 'W' U The crisp and invigorating autumn air turned the boys' thoughts to football and the intramural touch football tour - naments. The winning team--Pat McLaughlin, A1 Greene. James Enwright. Dick Lahtinen, Dick Hogan, and George Raish. Eying a spot on the Varsity are these boys of Baraga's B Team, coached by Torn Peters: Tom Keast, David Hillier, Bill Jorns, Dale Robinson, George Smith. Tom Harrington, Pat Worth ltop rowlzlerry Farrell, Marvin Balbierz, Bob Dupras, Neal Green, Neil Green- leaf, and Mike Stafford. Members of the 1953 Champ Golf Team, Fred and Al Greene, are hoping this year to add another trophy to our growing collection. 1953 marked the fourth con- secutive year that Bara- gans came out on top in the UP Class C-D-E golf tournaments. There's more to THE BAR-KET than news! ac- cording to Ellen Thoren, editor, and Margaret Rio- pelle, makeup editor, as they puzzle over WHAT shall go in and WHERE it will fit. Ace reporters from the journalism class--Sharon Gingras, Frances Quinn, Bob Bordeau, Mary Lou Henne, Bill Bordeau, Helen Soucy, Barbara Fleury, Jo Ann Carr, and Tom Carlson--look for THEIR story in the first issue of the year. Kay Dennett thinks up a catchy question for her y popular Students Say column as Mary Ann Malloy T types out her classroom classics. Tom Brugman, Dick Johnson, and Don Fezzey handled the sports page, while Mary Jean Truckey and Catherine Mathews became quite professional as writers of ad copy for the Buy Lines. lr 0 Ssqgaqnki fAN gk El W- ....,..,, A,,.r1,.. , 7, fe--w11f1f,1,,- -:-1fef:a11:f:::::::.:f- -fe' Pq -Mm tt Mich. 0 ,Feb ' Qeq - we 8' M, ,,. N 5 riff Schoors sown? Dmner fo MCH., I ' D1 N . at Exams B fthiZrSiidf-Zu? Nita-Y 9 Y '20-'lil I szfgtc fb, 603 We HAGAN I Wards Int fi-mskn mv, 1,0 Altmna Qt arxthfylu-Jacks +0 CIO C if 25 Q0 rf' ac Q. SS age Season ae' YT ' - . W, fcglfaffmzd SW ' . . iigixvfonnte with Swmng Upsp+ rf Sain V in 'XX' ,NW Q . BMA M Enid . Abraham Lincoln said, A KQV ixokZmbIi?iquHedDd'Sp!tef Emefdds' lands 0 house divided cannot stand ,QWXTAOQCNOWM l Q ef qher fo is especially true in a XQSSW, KW' xill A . Npen NT 4 Where co-opgygfjfw ks it gg: and sit ics , claw' p A f , - QSCGQWXC kj' is SGW Ja the Ex Q 4 1. ,ai QQ QQ ECM S ff? 6130459 ey fog? XX Bqfqqa 3 igssffiagfif Bedi' Iu'J gases Sh b qcks T , WQ!-'r A fqffer .y y Sf J r U71 Sf X fog' 5544 ' Qe . P Qfzmfg N fljqd L it 5fYQji'CCT5Mv i . ysfq, F - i 9 Senior 35' net. Q Al ' fu A 'LHI27' , V Q A ,, ff , II LJ,-nnrQ-,,--l5Q..D..g.Ql...g..... Full Schedule Slafed for Blu-Jacks I Hancock, L'Anse, J. D. Plerce u Want lo be the B0 tures ,mm will last GS Bc: :das Blu-lacks will invade Hancock and play hc .,- - .r Mglrles with theS9 QOOC a O . 4 san r ' E .l,. i , A 1 - D Y - one H 2 PGSUII th l AM rm-fm P ,wwe cmd LAnse m me iollawma 8 days. Yes, we are really and truly seniors, and. if we seem a bit cocky and superior, the hard work we spent in turning out a really good BARAGAN should more than make up for it. The yearbook begins as no more actually than a financial headache! Ads mustbe solicited. ex, patrons and boosters obtained, and the whole budget carefully worked out. This was done by business managers, George Raish and Mike Hayes. The ad section was our first deadline. Mike and George worked it out aided by Francis Reynolds and Carol De- Rusha. After the finances had been taken care of, the work of the publicity managers began. This year's managers, Jerry King and Sharron December, were able to make tl'1e 1954 BARAGAN drive the most suc- cessful ever held at Baraga. Om wwjmecfa 44524214 Then came the big job--that of deciding and working out a theme, taking the pictures, fitting them on the pages attractively, and writing interesting copy. This was the job ofthe editors. There were times when Con- nie Jorns. editor-in-chief, wondered just what would be the answer to the query Georgia Parker, underclass editor posed: Will our s Q BARAGAN win the All Catholic and the Al1 State awards merited by the '53 an- nual? Margaret Riopelle, make-up editor, had trouble getting a layout for those senior pages to suitMary Courtney, the Senior Class editor. The heaviest portion of copy writing at the busiest time of the year fell to Ellen Thoren, editor of the activities section. X S 1004 Om Snap f4ZZam Winning smile. . . those seniors when they were juniors! . . . This Q'f4 y ,ij Z took the prize-Killer, Red, Barb . . . B what twins are these? . .. pussy 4,5 it X 'IA and willow . . . how about another, i Judy?...Freshmenhaveafield day tt . . .Mary and Sue . . . Cute siste r you ' fttt H have Dale! Notbig enough Porky? I htht . . . and pantaloons, too . . . to the Guillotine! . . . Marquette's Winter Sports Queen, inmxf M1 1 1 11 Mr and Mrs agua 7954 eww Friend Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Greene and Mrs. John W. Hayes and Mrs. Bernard Hogan Mr and Mrs. Victor Holliday Mr John E. Hollingsworth Dr. D. F. Hornbogen Mr and Mrs. Bernard E. Jorns Mr Mr Mr and Mrs. E. Lahtinen and Mrs. Philip LeMay and Mrs. Frank Lyons Agnes C. Malloy Miss Mildred Messier Mr. and Mrs. Antonio L. Montagna Mr. and Mrs. George H. Parker Mr. and Mrs. Leo Phaneuf Miss Ann Reichal Mr. Mr and Mrs. Howard Reynolds and Mrs. Paul Riopelle Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. Emil A. Antilla Mr. Ronald Beauchamp Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Beaudoin Dr. R. J. Berry Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bolduc Miss Mildred Bral Mr and Mrs Samuel Chartier Mr and Mrs John S. Courtney Mr and Mrs Ray December Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas DePetro Mr and Mrs Harry DeRusha Mr and Mrs William Durkin Mr J. C. Enwright Mr. and Mrs. Francis Robarge Mr. Henry P. Roose Sodality of Our Lady Msgr. David P. Spelgatti Mr. and Mrs. Mark Stafford Caroline and Mary Siegel Dr. William P. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. George Thoney Mr. and Mrs. Rollin K. Thoren and Mrs. George Fezzey Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Tuch Sr. F esh Meats Groc Ewarmagme 7754 2 Zed Zwmqa 66 Swan Dagama 4-wcw,Sz0u umm WMM, ga, ?wz6 Fawn Zoafectchamq Womcyan ddgampaeq .dmmh Swan Wfwfewde Sew-fe 60, Dehm naman, Sappaa ?7cvu21 744mm samzmf eww Aww 7.5421 aww Sane wean g. was as 9, LONG'S FOOD MART Phone 2082 FOR FREE DELIVERY Corner of 3rd 81 Michigan GUELFF PRINTERS AS SN. Everything in Commercial Printing Phone 809 Marquette, Mich . eries Congratulations, Seniors! Class of '54 SCHNEIDER LUMBER CQ. It Has Been a Pleasure To Portray The 1954 Class Of Bishop Baraga High School And to Contribute to Its Yearbook Illustrations BEALICHAMP'S CAMERA SHOP AND STUDIO Marquette, Michigan GANNONS AWMILL Big Bay Road Marquette, Michigan Pine Street Service Station Gas - Oil - Accessories Prompt, Courteous Service WHITE'S 1001 N. 3rd Street 'iU0'l Items Phone 1712 120 Pine St- Everything to Eat and Drink Congratulations and Good Luck JUl.lE'S THE DINNER BELL STANDARD SERVICE 314 S. Front NORTHLAND MOTORS New and Used Cars Desoto Plymouth Corner of 4th and Washington Downtown Marquette, Michigan Phone 9051 Courtesy of Tonella's Funeral Home Marquette, Michigan Congratulations Stafford Drug Co. Seniors Est. 1859 WASHINGTON SHOE STORE Drug and Photo Supplies Mmquelle' Michigan ahu, Dlck, and Jim look at the fme assortment Bill, Jorg1e, and Pat try out tools m MCLAUGH f jackets at STERN AND FIELD. LIN'S HARDWARE. STERN 'AND FIELD MCLALIGHLIN HARDWARE .EA .-,,.,, ., 1, is W 4, Q , f 665141,-' W - +y f if W Best Wi shes Seniors Our Own Bakery Looks as if Barbara and Clarice are about to have a drink of good Northern Dairy milk. NORTHERN DAIRY MILK - CREAM -ICE CREAM MARQUETTE - ISPHEMING - NEGAUNEE Phone 11 Phone 257 Phone 247 C' 3 f C Congratulations, Class ofE'54 RAISH OIL COMPANY jerry and Mike want a ride in George 's popular truck. Compliments QW 5 an aa fy, 'X 2 of W , r: :- The Mining Journal fl 'wa gf iq A 1 f L Q. in 'n. Q A Q mai? Q Radio Station WDMJ xL2L:irlE?r?f1gCi53SbL:1l3gnErg1.fr5Lgig1S1iLrZ1gRIIrj1?kLOsLiiIs1ihsanligE Beyers, Paul Fleury, Bill Joms, Donnie Wilder, Jim McGanr1. C I Congratulations omp iments of from Soo Hardware QUALITY HARDWARE Marquette - Soulte Ste. Marie 221 SO. Front Sf. Phone 276 Iron River Sevukvw 14660 pdfbfd A a Sh d V Cl ' ' d' Marquette Baklng Co. ofiarritjolmglsiclxlashelrf a me KELLY S may F R ll d Pa t ' 31139 ON? 'MB Sues KELLY HARDWARE CO. It lee rea y Everything in Hardware and 521 N. Third Stree-R4 h Phone 215 Electrical Appliqngg Marquette, ic igan dairy plan . Connie and Joan examine Bancroft's up-to-dare t ' I 1 I fQpDA,RK'INC' gnjoq Scopozioa 7531444 Red Owl Food Store Marquette, Michigan C 81 J Automotive Jobbing 305 Fair Avenue Marquette, Michigan Phone 4940 Wawmd '7ce Ewan: Compliments of BARR'S MOTOR SERVICE Ml l28 Spring St. Marquette DAHLKE'S OIL CO. Helen and Connie pick out new blouses at Fuel, Oils and Gasoline South Front St. ue: Phone 4l Dresses Coats sTAN,?ARD Vblvb M Suits Millinery U 'SWDARDQ 412 N ara s Ph 2113 l1,.5E,RYlCF 1 ' Best Wishes to the 1954 Graduates THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK and TRUST COMPANY Marquette, Michigan DON'S BARBER SHOP Savings Bank Bkg. Marquette, Michigan Always Open o 'i Sinclair Products Soto? Bu rke's 24 Hour Service 729 W. Washington St. Marquette. Mich. Phone 90033 Compliments of J. APOSTLES Compliments of 'S . S s H. ELECTRICAL Q, COMPANY N 991 Best Wishes of aus sm 214441144 Shoes Dyed W.W Any Color Desired ashington Phone 205 Frosty Food Locker Plant and Northland Super Market -Cold Storage Lockers- wlVIeats of Quality- MARQUETTE BOTTLING WORKS Boftlers of Quality Carbonuted The attractive assortment of meats at Coppen's Beverages meat counter makes Jim and Margaret hungry. COPPENS MARKET PePSi'C0'G Orange-Crush O-so-grape Marquette Michigan Meats Groceries Phone 1-18 302 Division wa, ff :P Looks as if Ray and Danny are too late to get an ad from Cyr's, but here it is. CYR BOTTLED GAS CO. LAKE snonn nxuvn MARQUETTE, MICHIGAN Compliments of Elmer Dagenais Trucking Phone 3245 Marquette, Mich Em' Www Sweet Sioppe E. M. and Francis J. Caspar 4 fukad A. J. JEAN AND SON Jewelry and Music Optometry Marquette Sault Ste. Marie Nancy and Barbara buy Christmas presents for little sister at North1ar1d's. Northland Appliance Company FRANZ MENZE General Contractor Marquette, Michigan ALTMANN TYPEWRITER 81 ADDING MACHINE SERVICE G. M. ALTMANN, Sales Agent UNDERWOOD CORPORATION PRDDUCTS 122 NO. TIIIRD STREET MARQUETTE, MICHIGAN 1-153 STANDAIIID 208 Hampton St. Phone 620 rn-mvmrnns xx.ffi3Q5f5g'3g,,-1- PURTABLE xy! TYPEW'Rl'l'ElIS For Preferred Coals James Pickancls Co. Marquette Lou's Apparel Shop For Gorgeous Formals Marquette Michigan Ed and Georgia select their Christmas records Johnson's Sport Shop Compliments of Carrol Motor Supply Ishpeming Marquette THE sc:-locH AND HALLAM c:oFFEE Cup JEWELERS For Over Half A Centur IDIPCCDPQ l3LHCIkI .lack J. Dixon, Mgr. B U I C K gow, Marqu ette, Michigan ue and Mary enjoy a coke and a laugh wltn Ellen and Ma garet T Mgl7QUf , lh,V,, ' if, f fl 7 IFPQ V. ' l if U N ION NATIONAL BAN K E Q? we ew of nwfeq smug ww-.,..,, .,,...,,.,,,,,, MM ,,.- ... .AN Sig Wilson Moiors Phone 2665, 2666 730 Washington St. 7 'Me MAB-QUETTE. MICHIGAN 0 gem 0,4 1 954 J. Phone 145 pendcfip Compliments of SUNRAY Superior Quality Sausage Products Congratulations, Seniors! Joe Harrington's Marquette's Exclusive Men's Store C RAM ' S nice, Carol, and Mary Ann go to arquette Pharmacy for their shop- ng' Groceries - Confectionerine Hunting Equipment - Fishing Equipme t PH Big B Michigan 71016 74 Wane 744 2544: place 7a Za: gm 704: MARQUETTE STEAM LAUNDRY 312 So. Front St Bing's Service Station A Cleaners and Dyers Phone 44 - 45 Corner of 4th and Hewitt Marquette, Michigan YOU DON'T HAVE TO BE A KING TO FURNISH YOUR HOME LIKE A CASTLE When you buy home furnishings from Jim and A1 look the place over, while Francis tries out the comfortable chairs at Tone1la's. TCDNELLA 3a RUPP qjppez ijnicliiganys .favgesf guwnituue Stow FASSBENDER Funeral Home and Residence 622 N. Third St. BATCHELDER CIGAR STORE Continuous I Cecile and Alic h all about new shoes f top salesman, B ll. of li llfwg VlRG'S BOCTERY - it 1 Q 5 Shoes . . . Hose . . . 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