Catholic Central High School - Crusader Yearbook (Muskegon, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1956 volume:

.w ,, , .Qc 3 ...Z X.. . fix! , W. . .uf ' -,P if P5 . 'F ' Q I 741: '-f vii , . 1 3 , ,.i if Q J 53125-44 Lf Ziff? ggi-,gi f-Q52 'F Em JARAM. 5. i I . L F i i H i L i I P Z' S Z S 2, S l X 45 A? 1 x MD? A EMC H 3 A THE SENIOR CLASS Catholic Central High School presents the US G0 C G 1956 FOREWORD . Achievement, the keynote of three brief years in Greater Muskegon Catholic Central history, has made manifest to the people of Muske- gon and surrounding communities the Widening Horizons of spiritual, scholastic, and social advantages in our school. With grateful confidence we, the Class of 1956, go forward to ioin the valiant ranks of those who serve God, country, and commun- ity. With ideals solidly founded on Catholic Central's teaching of the principles of Christian social living, we shall enter vocational fields in and beyond today's horizons. The perspective broadens -- the challenge beckons - and having prepared ourselves to fully utilize the religious, intellectual, and social opportunities of today's world, we go forth to meet the challenge of Widening Horizons. - Patricia Abraham t 2 il 1 5 g ACC GREATER MUSKEGON CATHOLIC CENTRAL BY THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN 3 THE MOST REVEREND ALLEN J. BABCQCK B h p fth D ese of Grand Rapid DEDICATION To our highly esteemed spiritual shepherd, The Most Reverend Allen J. Babcock, Bishop of Grand Rapids, who in the short time he has been with us has shown such a sincere interest in the potential- ities of the Catholic youth of the diocese, we, the Class of 1956, humbly dedicate our annual, The Crusader. M NISTR TIO REVEREND LOUIS B. LaPRES Because of his kind understanding and unfailing gener- osity, Reverend Louis B. LaPres, our beloved principal, has found a special place in our hearts. We, the grad- uating seniors, wish to offer our thanks to him for his patient guidance throughout our three years at Catholic Central. REVEREND VICTOR P. GALLAGHER Assistant principal of Catholic Central High School, dean of discipline, and teacher of Senior Sociology. REVEREND HERMAN H. ZERFAS Assistant principal of Catholic Central High School, faculty athletic manager, and Freshman Religion teacher. e . - alli 5'-iil flug . X bg-,-P--EL .- -'?, ..-5-F-1'Q ' ,fe . AI ma e 1 al , OHV wg of cam- we Cm 'Q Ha ,UMW C 0 N T E N T s CLU - v WXOQVAPW . J ,ff V x hi e. Introduchon ages 1-9 P gelifgious Section IF: N! V 5 Kndjrclessmen IF: N AUASCVOU Hx I Clubs , , 62-66 ,fum X R, V 3 R! Social. , eP 67-69 A h, ,T sponge ee HP g 70-as . ,, Adveriisers .,Y,,,,,,,,, Pages 89-144 Lf ' , Q . rm' . K A ee Meri er, nd Pledgg Om. love and lcbyal- W- 'Z ONWARD! ONWARD! CRUSADERS We of Catholic Central Hail our Alma Mater . . . Halls of truth and knowledge And pledge our love and loyalty. We will ever cherish Refrain: 'Neath your flag of green and gold. Onward! Onward! Hope within our heartsg On the field of battle Forward! Forward! We will fight tomorrow With the strength that Love imparts. For the crown of victory. Seniors of Catholic Central who are widen- ing their horizons in olfhristian democratic zociety. , I i I REV. ERNEST BERNOTT REV. ROBERT DENTZMAN, REV. FRANCIS KARL REV. PATRICK SCHOEN Religion Department O.F.M. Religion Department Instructor in Religion Mathematics FACULTY Speech, Drama, French, Choral JAMES O'TOOLE MRS. DELMAR FIRME MAYNARD BUCK MR. SALISZ LYNN KINGSLEYV Physical Education Director of Music Shop Instructor Shop Instructor Industrial Arts Industrial Arts 3 4216 E X MICHAEL CORGAN BUD NORRIS EDMUND FARHAT WALDO KEATING RAY CIOE Athletic Director Athletic Department Athletic Department Athletic Department Athletic Department History Commercial Science Study Hall 4' MISS JOAN KOESTNER Home Economics Department 8 MISS ANGELA M. GROLEAU MISS FRANCES KRATOVIL Office Personnel Office Personnel OFFICE PERSONNEL SISTER ROSE GONZAGA, O.P. FACULTY SISTER MARY AUDREY, O.P. History, Latin SISTER MARY CALLISTA, R.S.M. English SISTER MARY CANISIA, C.S.B. General Science, Mathematics SISTER MARY CAROLA, O.P. Arts and Crafts, History SISTER MARY CHRISTOPHER, R.S.M. English SISTER MARY CONRAD, O.P. Commercial SISTER MARY CONSILIUM, R.S.M. English, Journalism SISTER MARY EUPHEMIA, O.P. Latin SISTER MARY EUPHROSINE, C.S.B. Chemistry, Physics SISTER MARY HELEN, O.P. History SISTER MARY HUBERTA, O.P. English, French SISTER MARY JUDITH, R.S.M. English SISTER MARY LAURENTINA, O.P English, General Mathematics, Business Problems SISTER AGNES LEO, O.P. Latin SISTER MARY LEONIA, C.S.B. Algebra, Biology SISTER ANN LUCILLE, O.P. Civics, English SISTER ROBERT MARIE, O.P. Librarian SISTER MARY RITA, C.S.B. Mathematics, Algebra SISTER MARY THERESE, O.P. Commercial, Business Problems History Catholic Central High School Boara' Rev. Louis B. LaPres, Principal of Catholic Central, Rt. Rev. Msgr. William E. Fraser, Pastor of St. Jean, Rev. Louis B. LaPres, St. Francis de Sales, Rev. T. Raymond Dark, St. Mary, Rev. Francis J. Flynn, Our Lady of Grace, Rev. Rudolph Hornberger, O.S.F., St. Thomas the Apostle, Rev. Albert Kehren, Sacred Heart, Rev. Andrew Sikorski, St. Michael, Rev. Albert Stratz, St. Joseph. Mr. Frank J. Feeney, representing St. Mary Parish, Mr. Donald Hesling, St. Jean, Dr. E. J. Lauretti, Our Lady of Grace, Mr. George Liddle, St. Michael, Mr. Martin Mullally, St. Joseph, Mr. Lenius Schnipke, St. Thomas the Apostle, Mr. Theodore Strunck, St. Francis de Sales, and Mr. Garth Wheaton, Sacred Heart. Parent-Teacher Organization - Hoiy Fanzibl Association GGOTQB Pdnydrd ...... ........... P resident Mrs. Joseph Nadeau ..... Secretary Mrs. George liddle ..... ............... V ice-president Raymond Chandonnet ,...... ..... T reasurer Mrs. Ray Chambers ,.... ,,.., Historian 9 D,-Xb P,- b I Q it 7 On - wardl On - war-dl Reverend louis B. LaPres, Principal of Catholic Central High School, has seen the dream ot the Muskegon pastors and people fulfilled in three scholastic years. Through energy and foresight he has turned a material structure of brick and steel into a beacon of Catholicism, and he richly deserves credit for the great progress at Catholic Central. Very Reverend Albert A. Kehren, Secretary of the Catholic Central Building Association, has given generously of his time and ability for the promotion and completion of the magnificent structure which represents an investment of Sl,750,000. Clergy, nuns, students, parents, and friends witness the colorful blessing ceremonies of the new Catholic Central High School by Bishop Babcock. 10 Hope with - in our hearts GREATER MUSKEGON CATHOLIC CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL was blessed on December 4, i955 by the Most Reverend Allen J. Babcock, Bishop of the Diocese of Grand Rapids, who, when speaking to the clergy, nuns, students and parents present, said: The entire Diocese of Grand Rapids reioices with you . . . It is a day that has been looked forward to with such great resolve . . . You have prepared a magnificent school building . . . The material things which you have provided are now solemnly dedicated to God and to the things that pertain to God. Bishop Babcock, accompanied by Rev. V. Gallagher, Rev. T. V. McKenna, Rev. H. Zertas and acolytes, Joe Jensen and Jael Carlson, blesses the entire school. A I 'x 7 5 his r if -wardl For-waroll OUR LADY OF SCHOOLS OUR LADY OF SCHOOLS, we solemnly consecrate ourselves to you . . . Pointing out to Retreat Master, Rev. Oosdyke, O.F.M., that they are taking the days of Retreat seriously are seniors Judy Vallier, Marlene Richie, Terry Wright and Louis Tisch. Catholic Central students pause for prayer before the next con- ference. D P P tlfm slrengt la ovegjiw - parlsl Father Karl instructor adds a touch of humor to his Freshman Religion class. Under the supervision of Sister M. Carola, O.P., a Sodality Union is organized at Catholic Central, fol- lowing the attendance of 85 C. C. delegates at the Training School of Sodality Action in Detroit. These are the co-prefects from all the local parishes. I3 R AMERICA HERIT GE A Free Press Today - - Assmfes QS ,AQUC Seated: Rita Hasse, Roseann Harker, Mary Ann Miklosovic, co-editors Marilyn Frederick- sen and Rcwert Maieski, Gaile Sanders, Jean McCarthy, Patiicia Abraham. Standing: John Mulvihill, Leroy Paquette, Tom Mackey, Dan Rewalt, Stan Dabrowski, Francis Donlevy, Dave Kramer, Ron Dugas, Kathleen Geoghan, Sandra Chandonnet, Margo Faust. Sister M. Consilium, R.S.M., is yearbook advisor. George Valley, Stan Dabrowski, Pat Abra- ham, Dan Rewalt, Business Staff Manager, and Tom Mackey, Assistant, Anne Martin, Norman Burr, Gerard Antekeier, and Bill Bowen. Jerry LaBelle and Mary Sue Schriber, co- editors, and Kay Cihak. Mr. Bud Norris is the advisor. REEDO OF THE PRESS z Wider Perspective Tomorrow C. C. iournalism students gladly contribute their stories to four publications: The Muskegon Chronicle, The Campaigner, The Western Michigan Catholic, and The Muskegon Heights Record. The Student Council provides C. C. students with a school paper. T ll hronicle School age C , SCHOOL PAGE EDITORS l RBARA MUSICH AN McCARTHY BA CJTIIARLES DWYEIIB GORDON STAUFFER KCATHOLQCJZEIELRQ uaUsKEGoN usisxrrsm rmllilineou mam JUDY SCHALK T , NANCY NORTOIS, mu cnmsmm - CNOBTH uusmw M Ccmhy and L to keys exclaim co-editors .lean dine .Typewriter lflckeys T- bllnlg meet the Chronicle School page dea I - Chuck DWYel'f as lhey ws ' GREAI y I FR Mvsufcou g:22':::'f let Father Kehren doczfheir Tomorrow Us . stqfe Co. d., the campaigner. er stories which have Q6 fllvcgrfpiohn Mulvihill and Kathleen Qe Spread even, month i in is 'i 1 Keeping the Crusaders in the public eye is our motto say sports editors Margo Faust and Phil Smith, chosen this year to report for the diocesan paper which is K sent complimentary to the iournalists of Catholic Central. f '-YOUn R if mmm' AN .,., :P ,. Ssxpressing the news and View C II NEIGIIIIURQQ ,Z .,.,,. iedr . U Scif lcin. ' s special Progect for the Mu k is school edrtors Dan Rewcrlt' - 5 e90n Heights Record. s and George IORS We, the Catholic citizens of tomorrow, have at last reached our goal. Guided by the Designer of Christianity as exemplified. in Catholic education, we have been led along the various paths to young adulthood. This has been accomplished through the countless sacrifices which our parents, pastors, and community have made - sacrifices which have required years of constant effort - sacrifices which have produced Greater Mus- kegon Catholic Central High School. lnspired by our teachers and the many happy memories shared with our classmates, we depart with enthusiasm for the future. We pray that God may continue to bless our Alma Mater in the great years ahead. rw Wgiiw HONOR STUDENTS ANN HAGSTROM St. Francis de Sales X-,aww JOEL CARLSON PATRICK CUDDOHY St. Mary St. Mary VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN MARJORIE GOULET JOSEPH JENSEN Sacred Heart St. Mary Q Stanley Dabrowski, treasurer, Joseph Hanis, president, Barbara Begin, vice-president, Mariorie Goulet, secretory. 16 MARY FULK St. Mary SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS PATRICIA HANNAH ABRAHAM St. Mary Typewriting Award, Yearbook Staff, Fu- ture Accountants Club, Juvenile Jury, Science Club, Library Club, Booster Club, Sodolity Union, G.A.A., Dance Committee. CHARLES RICHARD ARCHER Our Lady of Grace Juvenile Jury, Booster Club. THERESE MARY ALM St. Thomas Typewriting Award, latin Club, Dance Committee, Booster Club. PHYLLIS YVONNE BEADLE Sacred Heart Typewriting Award, Shorthand Award, Library Club, Booster Club. YJ' 40 14a'924 -95' SANDRA ROSE BEECHAM BARBARA JO BEGIN St. Joseph St, Mary Typewriting Award, Dance Committee, Senior Class Vice-president, Typewriting Booster Club. Award, Student Council, Yearbook Bus- iness Staff, Booster Club, Sodality Union. -Luxavmvl GERARD ARNOLD ANTEKEIER St. Francis de Sales Typewriting Award, Student Council, Ac- olyte, Science Club, Yearbook Subscriv- tion Co-Manager, Student Council Moni- tor, Donce Committee, Booster Club. ROBERT W. BEECHAM St. Joseph Football, Booster Club. CLYDE VERNON BLUHM Sacred Heart Science Club, Latin Club, Booster Club. 17 5212 GMI-I JOANNE MARIE BOERTMAN St. Mary Typewritlng Award, latin Club, Short- hand Award, Student Council Monitor, Futura Accountants Club, l JOSEPH GEORGE BOOMGAARD St. Mary-Spring Lake Typewriting Award, Yearbook Stall, Camera Club, Football, Basketball, Track, Student Prints Reporter. CAROL ANN BOYER Sl. Mary Shorthand Award, Booster Club, Sodality Union. I8 SANDRA JEAN BOLDUC St. Francis de Sales Tyaewriting Award, Student Council Monitor, Library Club, Dance Committee, Booster Club. RONALD ANTHONY BOWEN St. Thomas Student Council Monitor, Science Club Football, Acalyle, Booster Club. CHARLES FRANKLIN BROWN St. Joseph Science Club, Acolyte, Track, Booster Club. SANDRA JEAN BONTER Sl. Mary Yearbook Business Staff, Future Nurses Club, Dance Committee, Sodality Union. l l WILLIAM LYNN BOWEN Yearbook Business Staff, Basketball Baseball. RITA LOUISE BURCON Sl. Michael Typewriting Award, Science Club, Latin Club, library Club, Booster Club. NORMAN LEE BURR St. Mary Yearbook Business Staff, Science Club, Dance Committee, Booster Club. RAYMOND CANTU Our Lady of Grace Juvenile Jury, Booster Club, Sodality Union, Co-Prefecl of Our Lady of Grace. 4 i ROBERT NORRIS CATHCART Sacred Heart Yearbook Business Staff, Student Council Monitor, Football, Track. '0 r Sy ,iffy MARY CHRISTINE CALKINS St. Thomas Typewritlng Award, Future Accountants Club, Glee Club, Booster Club, Student Prints Reporter, Sodality Union, Co-Prefecl of St, Thomas. JOEL ALLEN CARLSON St. Mary Typewriling Award, Latin Club, Acolyte, Science Club, Sodality Union, Co-Prefect of St. Mary. MADELINE LOUISE CHAMBERLAIN St. Francis de Sales Shorthand Award, Future Accountants Club, Future Nurses Club, library Club, Latin Club, Dance Committee, Booster Club. ROCHELLE ANN CAMPBELL St. Jean Typewriting Award, Future Accountants Club, Science Club, Camera Club, Latin Club, Dance Committee, Booster Club. DONALD ELWOOD CARLSTON St. Mary Yearbook Business Stull, Booster Club, Sodality Union. SANDRA LOUISE CHANDONNET St. Jean Typewriting Award, Yearbook Staff, Student Council, Booster Club. 19 MARILYN KAY CHANEYJ St. Joseph latin Club, Student Council Monitor, Future Nurses Club. w KAY PAULINE CIHAK St. Mary President ol Student Council, Typewrit ing Award, Orchestra, Bond, Glee Club Delegate to State Student Council Con vention, Junior Sneakers Guild at Com munity Chest, Delegate to T.A,T. Con- Yearbook Business Stott, Dance Commiti tee, Booster Club, Student Prints, Sadal- vention, Muskegon Inter-School Council ity Union, Co-Pretect ol St. Mary. MERCEDES LOUISE COYLE St. Catherine-Ravenna Student Council Monitor, Senior Glee Club, Dance Committee, Booster Club, Muskegon County Pie Contest Winner, 20 ALAN HARVEY CHAPEL Sacred Heart Yearbook Business Staff, Student Council Monitor, Golf, Dance Committee, Booster Club. THOMAS MAX CLOUD St. Jean Yearbook Staff, latin Club, Acolyte, Delegate to State Journalism Day, Bas- ketball, Dance Committee, Booster Club, PATRICK LEO CUDDOHY St. Mary Typewriting Award, latin Club, Student Council Monitor, Acolyte, Science Club, Football, Dance Committee, Booster Club, Sodality Union. CAROL ANN CIERLAK St. Michael Typewriting Award, Student Council Monitor, Science Club, Delegate to State Journalism Day, Dance Committee, Booster Club. JUDY BEATRICE COMEAU St. Joseph library Club, Future Nurses Club, Dance Committee, Booster Club, Sodality Union, FRANCIS T. D'AVlGNON St. Jean Typewriting Award, French Club, Student Council, Student Council Monitor, Radio Club, Yearbook Business Staff, Baseball, Booster Club, Student Prints Reporter. STANLEY RICHARD DABROWSKl St. Michael Senior Class Treasurer, Yearbook Art Editor, Student Council, Student Council Monitor, Science Club, Baseball, Band, Booster Club. ROGER LEE DePOUW St. Thomas Student Council Monitor, Future Account- ants Club, Booster Club. FRANCIS JAMES DONLEVY St. Mary Student Council, Typewriting Award, Yearbook Sports Editor, Delegate to State Journalism Day, Football, Basketball, Booster Club. EUGENE WILLIAM DEBEVIC St. James-Montague Radio Club, Science Club, Sodality Union, Co-Pretect ot St. James, Montague. JACQUELINE DIANE DERDA Sacred Heart Secretory of Student Council, Typewriting Award, Yearbook Business Stott, Student Council Monitor, latin Club, Juvenile Jury, Senior Glee Club, Dance Commits tee, Booster Club, Sodality Union. FRANCINE KAY DRAKE St. Francis de Sales Typewriting Award, Juvenile Jury, Senior Glee Club, Dance Committee, Booster Club. JOSEPH ROBERT DEMPSEY St. Mary Yearbook Business Staff, French Club, Science Club, Student Prints Reporter, Basketball, Football, Baseball, Dance Committee. JOANNE DARLENE DOLINSEK Sacred Heart Typewriting Award, latin Club, Dance Committee, Booster Club. JOANNE MARIE DREW St. Joseph Shorthand Award, Juvenile Jury, Senior Glee Club, Future Nurses Club, Booster Club, Sodality Union. 21 RONALD LEWIS DUGAS Sacred Heart Yearbook Sports Editor, Typewriting Award, Student Council, Delegate to State Journalism Day, Football, Baseball, Basketball, Golf, Tennis, Track, Booster Club, Sodality Union. MARCIA RUTH FAUCHER St. Jean Typewriting Award, Shorthand Award, Latin Club, l THOMAS ALBERT FITZPATRICK St. Joseph Student Council, Acolyte, Radio Club, Camera Club, Juvenile Jury, Football, Sodality Union, Co-Prefect of St. Joseph. 22 CHARLES ARTHUR DWYER St. Mary Chronicle School Page Co-Editor, Year- book Staff, Juvenile Jury, Basketball, Baseball, Dance Committee, Booster Club. MARGO LYNN FAUST St. Catherine-Ravenna Yearbook Business Staff, Student Council Monitor, library Club, Dance Committee, Sodality Union, Co-Prefect ot St. Catherine, Ravenna. MARILYN ADELE FREDERICKSEN St. Jean Yearbook Co-Editor, Quill and Scroll, Typewriting Award, Cheerleader, Juven- ile Jury, Delegate to State Journalism Day, Dance Committee, Booster Club. .ig , . 91,5-1 if ACUQQKLQ s RITA LOUISE EDDY St. Jean Typewriting Award, Shorthand Award, latin Club, Future Nurses Club, Dance Committee, Booster Club. BARBARA ANN FITZGERALD St. Mary Juvenile Jury, Future Nurses Club, Dance Committee, Booster Club. MARY BARBARA FULK St. Mary Typewriting Award, Science Club, Latin Club, Band, Glee Club, Sodality Union. i PATRICIA LOUISE GAUTHIER St. Joseph Typewriling Award, Latin Club, Student Council Monitor, Shorthand Award, Fu- ture Accountants Club, Dance Committee, Booster Club, Sodality Union. BARTON EDWARD GEYER St. Francis de Sales Typewriting Award, Track, Booster Club. MARCIA JEAN GOSMA St. Mary Senior Glee Club, Juvenile Jury, Orches- tro, Band, Latin Club, Booster Club, Sodolity Union. KATHLEEN MARY GEOGHAN St. Jean Yearbook Staff, Typewriting Award, Student Council, Student Council Monitor, Future Nurses Club, Future Accountants Club, Dance Committee, Booster Club. JOHN ALBERT GLOTZBACK Sacred Heart Latin Club, Booster Club, MARJORIE CAROL GOULET Sacred Heart Senior Class Secretary, Typewriting Award, Latin Club, Student Council, Camera Club, Science Club, Shorthand Award, Yearbook Business Staff, Senior Choir, Student Prints Reporter, Dance Committee, Sodality Union, Co-Prefect of Sacred Heart. ROSE MARIE GERENCER Sacred Heart Typewriting Award, Camera Club, Booster Club. MARTHA JOAN GOLOVERSIC St. Francis de Sales Typewriting Award, Shorthand Award Future Accountants Club, Latin Club Dance Committee, Booster Club. MARY JEAN GRILL St. Francis de Sales Typewriting Award, Science Club, Juvenile Jury, Vatican Club, 23 HELEN CAROLYN HABETLER Sacred Heart MARY ANN HAFNER Sacred Heart Typewriting Award, Glee Club, Future Typewriting Award, Science Club, Glee Accountants Club, Dance Committee, Booster Club. Club, Dance Committee, Future Account- ants Club, Booster Club, JOSEPH MARTIN HANIS Sacred Heart Senior Class President, Student Council, Typewriting Award. Student Council Monitor, Dance Committee, Football, Track, Yearbook Business Staff, Sodality Union, Co-Pretect ot Sacred Heart. My S RlTA ANN HASSE St. Jean Future Nurses Club, Yearbook Staff, Science Club, Student Prints Reporter, Dance Committee, Booster Club, T.A.T.S. Club, Sodallty Unian, Co-Protect of St. Jean. 24 HELEN JO HARKER St. Jean Camera Club, Future Accountants Club, Booster Club. MARY MARTHA HERRON ANN MARIE HAGSTROM St. Francis de Sales Typewriting Award, Camera Club, Science Club, Juvenile Jury, Short- hand Award, Booster Club. ROSE ANN HARKER St. Jean Student Council Monitor, Yearbook Stafl, Dance Committee, Booster Club. JOAN MARIE HOOVER St. Joseph Our Lady of Grace Orchestra, Band, Senior Glee Club, Delegate to State Journalism Day, Senior Dance Committee, Sodolity Union. Glen Club, Dance Committee, Booster Club, Sodality Union. BETTY MARILYN HOPKA St. Mary Typewriting Award, Yearbook Business Staff, Future Accountants Club, Maior- ette, Future Nurses Club, Library Club, Senior Glee Club, Dance Committee, Booster Club, Sodality Union. ALICE JOANNA HOWELL St. Mary Typewriting Award, Future Accountants Club, Yearbook Business Staff, Booster Club. JOSEPH THOMAS JENSEN St. Mary Juvenile Jury, Latin Club, Science Club, Student Council Monitor, Drum Maior, Sodality Union. z iz CHARLES DAVID HOWARD St. Francis de Sales Science Club, Radio Club, Latin Club, Booster Club, Sodality Union. BERNARD JOSEPH HOULE St. Francis de Sales Typewriting Award, Yearbook Business Stott, Booster Club, Sodality Union, Co-Prefect ot St. Francis de Sales. KYRAN JOSEPH HUSS LEE PHILLIP HUNT St. Mary St. Francis de Sales Juvenile Jury, Science Club, Tennis Booster Club. Sodality Union. RUTH ELLEN KARAFA MICHAEL EDWARD KAR? Sacred Heart St. Michael Future Accountants Club, Glee Club, Booster Club. Dance Committee, Booster Club. 25 DAVID MICHAEL KELLY St. Jean Yearbook Business Stall, Student Coun- cil Monitor, Science Club, Latin Club, Acolyte, Basketball, Golf, Glee Club, Dance Committee, Booster Club, Sodality Union, Co-Prefect at St. Jean. BARBARA ANNE KLEIN St. Patrick-Grand Haven Yearbook Staff, library Club, Glee Club, Dance Committee, Sodality Union, Co- Prefect of St. Patrick, Grand Haven. ELIZABETH HELEN KNIGHT Sacred Heart Booster Club. KATHLEEN ELIZABETH KOBZA ALDONNA MARIE KOKX St. Joseph St. Mary Science Club, Dance Committee, Booster Typewriting Award, Shorthand Award Club, Sodality Union. Juvenile Jury, Band, Student Prints Re- porter, Dance Committee, Booster Club, Sodolity Union. no Q? ,Fl six if .IAYNE KAY LAMBERT St. Jean Student Council, latin Club, Science Club, Juvenile Jury, Future Nurses Club, Yearbook Business Staff, Dance Commit- tee, Booster Club. 26 A90 HELEN LOUISE LANGLOIS Sacred Heart Yearbook Business Staff, Juvenile Jury, Senior Glee Club, Dance Committee, Tennis, Booster Club, DAVID GEORGE KRAMER St. Mary Student Council, Quill and Scroll, Year- book Staff, Delegate to State Journalism Day, Football, Track, Booster Club. RAYMOND JOHN LaPLANTE St. Mary Student Council Monitor, Yearbook Bus- iness Staff, Student Prints Reporter, Bond, Track, Sodality Union, Industrial Arts Award. CAROL MADELINE LGROCHE JOHN AMOS l.aROCHE ROBERT EDWARD LASKOWSKI St. Mary St. Mary Sacred Heart Typewriting Award, Shorthand Award, Typewriting Award, Student Council Juvenile Jury, Booster Club. Science Club, Bookkeeping Club, Dance Committee, Booster Club. Monitor, Radio Club, Science Club. JOAN ROSEMARY LENIUS St. Michael Typewriting Award, Yearbook Business Stott, Booster Club, Sodolity Union. 4 JEAN ELOISE McCARTHY St. Francis de Sales Typewriting Award, Yearbook Staff, Chronicle School Page Co-Editor, Cheer- leader, Science Club, Dance Committee, Booster Club, Student Prints Reporter, Sodality Union. MARY BETH LUDWIG St. Mary Student Council, Juvenile Jury, Future Nurses Club, Inter-School Council, Year- book Business Staff, Student Prints Ree porter, Student Council Monitor, Dance Committee, Booster Club, Sodality Union. THOMAS CHARLES MACKEY St. Mary Yearbook Business Manager, Track, Booster Club. Q' e .. is xxx of KAY GAIL McCARl St. Mary Shorthand Award, Student Council Moni- tor, Cheerleader, Dance Committee, Booster Club. MARILYN DOROTHY MAIHOFER St. Mary French Club, Typewriting Award, Year- book Business Staff, Dance Committee, Sodality Union. ' 27 ROBERT JOHN MAJESKI ANTOINETTE HELEN MARCINIAK St. Michael St. Mary-Spring Lake Yearbook Co-Editor, Student Council, Senior Glee Club, Booster Club, Sodality Quill and Scroll, Delegate to State Jour- Union. nalism Day, T.A,T. Safety Otticer, Foot- ball, Dance Committee, Booster Club. ANNE CECILE MARTIN St. Jean Student Council, President of G.A,A., latin Club, Yearbook Staff, Student Council Monitor, Science Club, Booster Club, Sodolity Union. ANNETTE FLORENCE MASON St. Mary VERONICA ANN MICKO St. Mary latin Club, Future Nurses Club, Dance Typewriting Award, Band, Glee Club, Committee, Booster Club, Sodality Union ROBERT LOUIS MILANOWSKI St. Francis de Sales Student Council, Yearbook Business Stoll, Football, Basketball, Track, Student Council Monitor, Booster Club. 28 Booster Club, Sodality Union. ANTHONETTE MISH Sl. Michael Typewriting Award, Shorthand Award, Booster Club. ws by MARY ANN MIKLOSOVIC Sacred Heart Yearbook Senior Section Editor, Quill and Scroll, Typewriting Award, Future Nurses Club, Delegate to State Journal- ism Day, Dance Committee, Booster Club. JOHN ROBERT MULVIHILL St. Joseph Typewriting Award, Student Council Mon- itor, Yearbook Stott, Booster Club. NANCY MABELLE NOEL St. Jean French Club, Standards Committee, Type- writing Award, Student Prints Reporter, Dance Committee, Booster Club, Sodality Union. PATRICIA MARIE PANOZZC Our Lady of Grace Senior Glee Club, Booster Club. GLORIA MARIE PHILIP Our Lady of Grace lYDewriting Award, Student Council Mon- itor, Future Nurses, Shorthand Award, library Club, Dance Committee, Booster Club. JEAN MARLENE NYGARD St. Jean Dance Committee, Booster Club. GEORGE V. PANYARD Ill St. James-Montague Science Club, Bond, Senior Glee Club, Football, Basketball, Student Prints Reporter, Acolyte, LOUISE MARIE PLOUHAR St. Mary Shorthand Award, Delegate to State Journalism Day, Yearbook Business Staff, Dance Committee, Sodality Union, DIONEL MARIE O'TOOLE St. Mary Student Council Monitor, Orchestra, Band, Senior Glee Club, Yearbook Bus- iness Stalt, Dance Committee, Sadality Union. RENE LEROY FAQUETTE Sacred Heart Yearbook Staff, Quill and Scroll. ,, QQ ........ ,,,,,,, PATRICIA ANNE PLOUHAR St. Michael Typewriting Award, Shorthand Award, Dance Committee, Booster Club. 29 , EVELYN MARIE POLISKI St. Michael St. Jean Student Council Monitor, Dance Commit- tee, Booster Club, Sodality Union, Co-Pretect of St. Michael. TERRY RAYMOND PORTER Student Council Monitor, Booster Club. LARRY JOSEPH REINERTSON St. Mary-Spring lake St. Mary Juvenile Jury, Track, Football, Sodality Union, Co-Prelect of St. Mary, Spring Lake. DANIEL ALAN REWALT Yearbook Business Manager, Football, Track, Booster Club. DELORES ANN RISCHAR JUDITH ANN RUTKOWSKI St. James-Montague St. Michael Future Nurses Club, Future Accountants Typewriting Award, Juvenile Jury, Future Club, Booster Club, Sodality Union, Nurses Club, Booster Club. Co-Protect of St. James, Montague. 30 JAMES PATRICK PRENDERGAST St. Francis de Sales Acolyte, Science Club, Band, Track. MARLENE KAY RICHIE St. Jean Typewriting Award, Booster Club. GAILE EVELYN SANDER St. Joseph Student Council, Typewriting Award, Juv- enile Jury, Future Nurses Club, Glee Club, Cheerleader, library Club, Dance Committee, Booster Club, Sodality Union, Co-Protect of St. Joseph. ROBERT LEONARD SCHILLACI THOMAS LEO SCHILLACI MARY SUE SCHRIBER St. Thomas St. Jean St. Joseph Typewriting Award, Yearbook Business Typewriting Award, Student Council Mon- Student Prints Editor, Yearbook Business Stott, Juvenile Jury, Football, itor, Football, Track, Booster Club. Stott, Bond, Booster Club, PATRICIA ANN SCHROEDER CHRISTINE ROSE SHERFINSKI GEORGE LOUIS SHIELDS Sacred Heart St. Catherine-Ravenna St. Michael Typewriting Award, Yearbook Business Glee Club, Booster Club. Yearbook Stall, Football, Booster Club. Staff, Library Club, Glee Club, Latin Club, Booster Club. CARMEL SIRIANNI MARLENE KAY SMITH PHILLIP NICHOLAS SMITH Our Lady of Grace Our Lady of Grace St. Joseph Secretory of Library Club, Science Club, Shorthand Award. Student Council Booster Club. Dance Committee, Booster Club. Monitor, Booster Club. 31 ROBERTA TERESA SPANIOLA St. Francis de Sales Booster Club, Typewriting Award, Future Nurses Club, Dance Committee, Yearbook Business Staff, Sodolity Union. DOLORES IRENE STORCK St. Mary Tvpewriting Award. Bond, Senior Glee Club, Dance Committee, Tennis, Yearbook Business Stott. MARCIA CLAIRE THOMPSON St. Jean Booster Club, Donce Committee. 32 JAMES ANTHONY SPRING St. Mary Juvenile Jury, Yearbook Staff. MORGAN RICHARD TATROW St. Mary Booster Club, Science Club, Orchestra, Band, Juvenile Jury, Glee Club, Football, Boseboll, LOUIS WALTER TISCH Sacred Heart Student Council, Acolyle, Booster Club, Boys Glee Club, Dance Committee, Foot- ball, Representative to Inter-School Council. CAROL .JEAN STARR St. Joseph Booster Club, Yearbook Business Staff. GLADYS MARIE THOMAS St. Joseph latin Club, library Club, Student Council Monitor. GEORGE NEAL VALLEY St. Mary Class Officer, Student Council Monitor Football, Yearbook Business Staff. JUDITH MARIE VALLIER EMILIE B. VANAS KAREN VER HULST St. Jean St. Thomas St. Thomas Booster Club, Typewriting Award, Library Club, Booster Club, Student Booster Club, Camera Club, Senior Glee Student Council Monitor. Council Monitor, Camera Club. Club, Future Nurses Club, Dance Com- l -1 RCBERTA ANNE VIVIAN PEGGY LOUISE WEATHERS Sacred Heart Library Club, Typewriting Award, Student President of Library Club, Booster Club, Council Monitor, Future Accountants Typewriting Award, Dance Committee, Club. Junior Speakers Guild of Community Chest. mittee, Student Prints Reporter, KATHLEEN WHITE St. Francis de Sales Vice-president at library Club, Booster Club, Dance Committee, CAROL JANET WINICKI JAMES JOSEPH WOJTON St. Michael St. Jean Booster Club, Dance Committee. Booster Club, Yearbook Business Staff. Y X MARILYN LOIS WOLSKI St. Michael Latin Club, Booster Club, Student Coun- cil Monitor, Future Nurses Club, Dance Committee, Cheerleader, Yearbook Business Stott. 33 ANTHONY JAMES YONKERS St. Michael Latin Club, library Club, Acolyte, Science Club, Orchestra, Band, Glee Club. LAURETTA ANN ZAGAROLI Our Lady of Grace French Club, Booster Club, Typewriting Award, Student Cauncil Monitor, Future Nurses, Yearbaok Business Stuff, WALTER ROBERT ZIMMER Sacred Heart latin Club, Acolyte, Football, Baseball. EVELYN ANN YOUNG Sacred Heart Latin Club, Booster Club, Typewriting Award, Camera Club, Science Club, Juvenile Jury, Shorthand Award, Glee Club. LOUIS MICHAEL ZALOGA St. Michael Booster Club, Science Club, Senior Glee Club, Tennis. Q. X X JU 10115 58532122 ' JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Tolley lauretti, president, Nell Steers, vice-president, Carol Murray, secretory, William Goggin, lreas Tribute to the Seniors . . . Congratulations to the Class of l956! Your loyal efforts for Catholic Central have been an inspiration to every iunior. This year has been a memorable one, and you, the Seniors, have contributed generously to- wards the spiritual, scholastic, social, and athletic achievements of T955-56. You have shown a path and given an example to guide us in the final phase of our iourney through high school. Through your zeal in extra-curricular fields, you have exemplified the principle of combining work with fun. We have benefited from your leadership in the Sodality Union, the Teen- age Traffic Safety meetings, the lively pep assemblies, and the successful Fish Fry. May your tomorrow's world, dear Sen- iors, be as happy and blessed as we, the Juniors, wish it to be. To each Graduate we say, God bless you! 35 -ij, I. . . if Y J. ALLEN R. BELROSE R. ' 'O y v Q I 4 ' 2 ff .if x K i s 1 Q , . t , Miz- 'J 5 .. ... J... .5 ' L . fi ' L, .. L Q. , 3.2 ,' A Z. ARCIONI J. BAKER L. BARNHILL .- ..:. .I .kg M y : R, -I x ' .,. f A , ....- l ,.-:: Q ' , ' x .,., . 'W ASL A J . .,. ..,: . BLANSHINE B. BLINDAUER G. BLISS J. BOWEN C. Box J, BRAINARD J. BROZEK L 4 if . :--- - ' '- ' . E - .S 'R - .,. .V if Y I 2 -.-. ' M, CARLSON J. CARPENTER s. CARPENTER D. CERNECR ' I F 1 1 ' .,.' , 3 V . . lnzn . h E- ,.,. R 'gs ,Q . I ' M D. CIHACZ s. CIHAK F. COLLIGAN D. CONYBEARE V X Q I 0, C. 1 5... . x X. A if .R .L RCR E. A if C. BEAUCHAMP B. BEERMAN S. BELL .A- . Y - K .. gi I, Q 1 H, , -. ...R -, ' ,., t P. BOSCH A. BOSSE J. BOURDO . N. , .I ,L . Q qfw... Q5 .. S Qt.. f X 2 Af F .A :if if ,,:' jj W. BUDWICK R. BUGAJSKI J. CARLSON cf I ... iz jz fi. , , i ' --.. A X B. CHESMER R. CHMELAR S. CHRISTIANSEN x , A ,. . ::,, ,, q g. , L .Li ::. .,-.. .' A . 1 A - if .. .f 'f - P. COOK L. CORGAN R. CUMMINGS V. DARION D. DAVIS P. DECENT D. DENSLOW B. DeWEf:SE A A M. DION . DOBB , . 1 ' Q e if , i A ff' i 5 31, K .Z Q 3' 3 .X X' f V - 'zu A , I .- : N' Q i 45251.-: g' ,. . :., , 53. .,1. vm -. . R., X I . I js- if . ' - . I .1555 - 'A A . .. A. DOERR C. DONLEVY L. DOWD Y. DUPONT M. DWYER M. DWYER T. ELWELL ' 1 . A ' :--v- f P EL.. .,,, .. - I . ' . 'n 4 1 ,,..., R , W. Q , in .A - X A K ,K x Z: W xr '- A y 3, ' ' Eai' Q . ,.f '. ' Ma... ' . .3 1. . 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Herman Zerfas. f .,, ,-12- x ., X 3 ANA .f ' 'ERN W. GRAY DEULING 1 , ,. GOME Y q ,... 21 21... 1 Q ' A Ai .... , ,. . T ' ... - x M. GRANT . . '-::k it :::- J. HARRIS X N M, S . ww? I x F B. HVIZDOS I . I Meng... . ,,.. .. - was P. J IO I S. KNG 9 SX N .40 M. HARTMAN x k X Xi N + x Q R. HVIZDOS L. K JGHT C. GREEN . J -,:: ...,,. F. HOLUB T. INOSENCIO 5 x X Q 5' x 'K R. KOMAREK . 'N . i. A Q Alix X. R 'N W' 1 W S .. . In - K .ff B . GOODE L H 55:5 1. .::: ' J. GREGA R. onoss -.',' 3 EET . 233. A .3 1. 5 J. HOMMER P. HOOVER A 1 -. -- . .Q ' A A - F J. JAUNESE K. JENKS X S N. .X S, . ?. A Q. M. KORDECKI A. KOTECKI Li . C. FOUTS X- f l... . A - W A -Eg: - ' 1 I M. GEORGE :.. :' V J. GIGNAC 1' A X T. GORYL I y P. HAMEL '- J. HORAN I S4 K X , J. JOHNSON ... L M. KOVALCIK I B , P. KOWALEWSKI if Irz. if VI ff!I!l,! J. LGBELLE D. LQFAVE . A - , 4. , , 9? . . 1 I A R. leMIEUX D. LEVANDOWSKI lf I A 'iw 1, 5 1 A M. MAJESKI J. MARCINIAK 'tv A. MUNDER .,, A 'N S. KOZIK M, KRAJEWSKI Y E E. LQFRANCE . LOSS D. MARTIN sv. if f, .-, 3' 6 , J. MIKLOSOVIC R. MIKLOSOVIC P. MIKOS Ig. as A I W .,gw.t ,,,. v . fa 4 M. KRESNAK I . 1 Q R. LASSER f' QE., T ' .Q P. LYNCH H. MARTIN Q 3 R. MILLER Q ?E gg? .LVRMg - ' X JA , K. R. KRYPEL F. KUEHNL D. KWOLEK . I . , ... 5 . Q :. :Q -: ww- . , 21 I A I -. 5. ,ssismf L A. L'AVIGNE T. LAURETTI B. LAWIE VESRT 'W JQ iw .Baz-- 1'-: NTS ' I A1 A A ': C. MQCABE M. McDANIEL T. McDERMOTT uv-My ' it . . If M M 1 ,fg.gQ.Q ..HJ' M. A. MASON T. MATZ T. MELOCHE Nm' QQ... I we N a:. K I U , ' .9 A A IT' IS' IQ :- : ' S ' . . . ' r- 'i.fJi2f'r2fi',1 . J P k, I 0 9 S. MINES O. MOSHER :RI djlilsgi .. ..-ig: QL C. MURRAY R. MURRAY L. NADEAU F. NOVAK I I . 'im Q, ..'m'. wT 0 n y tg as ,. .- I .ef . . 1' h .. ,.. . 1 J. OGREN J. OPALEK R. ORCHARD F. PASTORI R. PAVLIC f i 4 ,,.,., I Q..? ' A .,. 5 . .5 H , i ' .. - I . ' .. me Q 1 .- . , L A- A I Y. PETRIAK D. PETRICK J. PICARD A, PIETKIEWICZ J. PLICHTA x X Q . 2- S. Q T. NOVAK . i kb ,I PAWLOWSKI ,s UN gf . , M. POIRE J. MULALLY I .L s. O'CONNER ff. I 4. S A 3 B. PEARO .Q .. J. POWERS .1 QNX? B B H' 4. . A M. RAYMOND 2 '-'- ,,..- 3 X 5 M. sAss ,'.1. R. SELLERS I S. STADEL . I g -Q D. TARDANI zz. D. TODD X :R .. X U . Q, . A '- . I Q ' -,,-. ' J Y 'lT'2:- if 5 v . h E ,. ,..,,,: . 9 4 ' .Q . f I ... . S+.: l l-:-- W. POWERS D. RACKIEWICZ S. RAGER D. RAKOSKY E. RASINSKI ,,.'t , ,- . A ,..: 1 H J .x 2 ..,,. Q' . , A- ..-1 T' 'X .... ,. ,,. in 3 . 'A . : 1. I 1.55 ' P. RIBECKY E. RICCO R. ROSS D. SANTOSE NV. SANTOSE ' - A X X , ,.,. I N .Ek N 1 3 Ii .. ,. X V 5, 'fx . wi . 2 ,Ei 6 x v Q -. .,... A xt -iE :: .:, .,4,,. ,. :- K AFL .Q ! L.:..:i - - , D, SCHMIDT P. SCHMUCK T. SCHOMOGYI C. SCHROEDER NMC. SCHULER V -x., -E. : Zia: Q ---, . I' - -:--. Q ..,. . ,... f 5 ' ., A' N ..,. EEE: J :QI ,. . R: Q-I P I .: .. ... gg ,, k A 55 J ' , ,,... A L N A SHARNOWSKI D. SHERIDAN T. SIBLEY M. SOBOLEWSKI J. SOWA xii- .. .1 LT '- - .,..,- : .. -wx J 'P'T:f ' . 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A 4 .5 M COLORS - Blue and Silver MOTTO- Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. FLOWER - Carnation COUNSELOR - Mr. James O'Toole X' YN- 5 YY? ali 1 D T. ADDICOTT H. ALLORE L. ALLORE J. ALM .4 ew M. A . s- h R .- J. BAKER M. BALASKOVITZ BALASKOVITZ V2 In K., Q wb! ig . ..., 1 . by , W. gn I was E5 1 ' 'Q 'E N .Z if .5 , . fig: ...W .22 .Q :HA tk .. R .ff - .. .,,,, ,sf ' ' Q ff . X 1 X B A A if .ifuik .QI A f .ef .S N. BARNARD l.. BARR R, BEAUREGARD B. BEDA C. BEGIN R. BEUNGER R. BENEDlCT . ' R W , 2:: RRR if ' 5? In ' Sf ' . Ax W' I 5 -I. -2 in A 5 S ., -,:- N .,.,. I ,6 ... 'ix i. I ,, . 4 Wy- , :NVIV , , I ,, ' WW gf, A ., :N K , i A l Q , ..,., 3 :X F if D t J. BENKERT M, BERGHUIS L. BIALIK D. BIESIADA R. BlESlADA M, BITZER his YY 'aw S as 'P R r r so R , -' - 1' Y ' ' bf' I A L. BLANSHINE D. BODNAR D, BORTMAN D. BOHLAND L. BORGESON S. BOWEN BLANCHETTE J. BOYD . '.:'3 ' .,.N Q 'fif L ZI2, , W '- ,, -,,,,,.., A5 , : . ::::' Q' . ff' I .ik ... 'A,,I ' S. 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I .,.- . r ....g .1 ,Q -,x K H ,,,, IL., in ,N .:.. S X O. E. MORRIS E. Moss 5. Muniser H. MuLvLHLLL R. MURAR 'X 'LLL I ..., 'N' , 1 A lf. 5- -::, 'K x x .EI-Q, lx' X t M. NIC J. NICLES B. NOVAK T. OBENAUF N. OCHS 1 ' ' , .,.: fi I S Q ..., . N ,QZAI .Q I -I ,.,.. , . . .. .Y f 2 7 I P is . ,,,. .- Li .wg V i J. OLSON J. OLSON T. OLSON M. O'NEIL K. ORCHARD . ' . I Ei.. FS. :HEI t- 5: I E. ..... , VR ., 1 . 5 ... .. , - ' . ' 4 L: ,, 55 ' I Ns ' f' J L i: I L, . I gi- ... 1 L is It PANAZZO H.y ANYARD A. PAPAREALLA K. PASTORI S. PAUL J. PICHETTE C. PIPER K. PIVONKA c 4. A. ROBARGE M. SANTOSE ,ff QI '23 I. SELLERS E. SIDOCK S. SMITH 2. ,,., I - 1 4 I if ..:.:. r I W Q J W: P. PLICTA T. PLOUHAR J. ZQQ - ' '-1-:-- 4' .. 5-.:,,.: n ,U F: 5, ' ' x 8 . POTWZNIK K. PUSIS I. 3, mf, , X fa., ,. Q 1' If Y z if ..,.., ,.,. 1' N xx.. N W.. N sw M. RAMBO 3 ' I t S XO if N C. RATCLIFFE A. ROJAN J. ROOT K. ROSSMAN J. ROZEK T. RUZICHA B. ST. AMOUR n j uql, g ' V .. N : -3.5 ....., 3 I , .,,, I - . + ' .,.,,.,. ' .QQ ' .Q dll :H VE'-, ,E ,,.., --1 5. X: K Ag. . ' ' ' .Q T . 5 ' .5 ' ' 1 as I ' 1 1 I 31, ,Nil X 1 .Q 3 + I 9. .Q .5 Xl 1 ' ' M Y , ' sfigiw 4 - f M. SARADE N. SCHAAB T. SCHILLACI A. SHOLTEN M. SCHOMOGY R. SCHWAB . 1 I -. X .,,, . A .G X I J. SHAUFOE B. SHAW J. SHEBESTA P. SHERFINSKI J. SHERIDAN R. SHUNTA ' if Q - L .1 ': ' .- I ' . J , .,., - , ,: , hz .:,'. ? :QQ 'V N G - I- . .-. .,,.. EI , 3 5 K- A - ' uuuul ' wx : 'Z A. SKOCELAS L. SLAMKOWSKI L. SLORF G. SMITH J. SMITH S. SMITH fi' . A , ,, , .,.. ,,,., V . .., . . . . . - , 'I '. .. . ' ' ' ,' I 'T Wm. . I . E f ' I ' 'Q Z' 1 ., -, . W? if' 2' ,w .5 ,3 - V, ' , , ' ': ,--' 'I ' ' ', I , - ' I...:,.' , -, ' 'E f-...Jil I nqunzlnvzlz -I J I . ' , . ff Q-. . J, , Q V ' h 0 3' J ' l K. , . :-' ': ' ' , , W . -.-5. ,, . ,. d 1 J. SOBISH J. SOKOLOSKI I . P. STUBERG B. SZMADZINSKI F. TEJEHMA V T. TYLER F. UGANSKI C. VALLIERE J. SPRADER M. STARIAH W. STREIDER l' -0 W I xl I x D. TIGHE D. TISCH T. TOMORSKY S ' Z I I sg IN R, VANAS B. VANDERLAAN T. VANDERWEST P. STUBERG X . Q V NX NN E. TURCO is S M X w B. VOGEL A .,..- . 1 ' n R. VOGEI. C. VONHOHENSTEIN T. VOYT J. WAHR W. WAHR M. WAINWRIGHT J. WA K WIAK ux li . .-,., 'i W fi -I 1 1 .. I'-' I ..., 5 'QQ ,. 5 .... 5 C .. Q , 1 . .Al- .,k. 5. I. -. g . 1. - ' - ' ' ...fi , .. ,Q ' 2- A ' H. WALI. R. WAY B. WEST D. WHlTlNG D. WILLIAMS .l. WIRTZ J. WOlSKl N ve .1'g. R. WOOTTON C. YOUNG M. ZUIDEMA Sophomores Approximately two hundred and seventy students comprise the Sophomore class this year. All Sophomores are united with one aim in mind - to make the class of 1958 the out- standing class for years to come. We underclassmen broke into athletic prominence by plac- ing many boys on the varsity teams. Although still young, we gained much experience which will make us the team to beat in the next two years. ' We Sophomores are spiritually-minded, too. We are'trying to realize the importance of a Christian training. Daily Mass has found many Sophomore students there. Sincerest wishes to the Class of '56 from the Class of '58. 45 L- Q V. I Q ...., I. .: . A . ' :a, af i v in ,. ku I ,I , Q - .. L .. -1, Fa.: A. -':-, I ,f ..,Q A - ing 4 , A Af H ., ,...: . A . T. ABRAHAM E. ADAMCZAK L. ALBANESI K. ALDERINK D. ANDERSON J. ANDERSON , A ,.,., T A Aa. ,luvli .fjg I A b I . ' ..- ff ' A, 1 ' B5 -- ., 1 . .,, . Ef f' in . ,. ', -- ....- 5 D js- I N x . A L ,A , A iw. M , .izz A K . .f C. BANCUK J. BANDOCK M. BARNES M. BARR J. BERGEVIN T. BERGEVIN I C. BIRDSELL CLASS OFFICERS in I Left to right: Dick Rosenberg .... vice-president X ' Baldermer Curdencxs .... secretory 1 f Dave Vivian ................ president H. BLUHM A I Jonas Smith ..... secretary J. BOUCHARD I A .. Q Q . qu , I V A ' .5 ,.,,. . . - A 'A-W '2V. Q 3' f- A . ' . n ---A 'L . H A ' . . .. A . 1 C - . .. . ,. . BROOKS A. BROWN M. BROWN R. BRUHM B. BUCK M. BUDWICK ' 1 . I ' Q A ., 5 V? 425' ,,. 2553 if ' V ....I 3, . .. .. . 'av 4 .. I Z2 .,.. ..., Z . .- AA , I, . ',-, - ,. ,, L K V . W E:- -. - 4 1 V ,v.,- .7 ,--' ggw V' - , -' I xii . K. CALKINS D B. CARDENAS M. CARDENAS T. CARLSON J. CARPENTER Nix, I I P ji y .,. - .Eg .-.,, X Q E ' ' 5 , ,... 1 5.1353 ' 1 1 f i X 35 4 :M S 2 Y Q R- 5 iw' if ' Q A Re?-ii 5 vii . ff , s va m - y M Q' PM- E' . . CANTU D. CARTER D. CAUGHEY S. CAUGHEY C. CHANDONNET M. CHANEY x .,.. 'N :J X N.-j j. ' if - A .. . 5 sr ! i .QT s. ASHCRAFT' is D. BIES IADE D R. suNDAueR Iii .: D. Bosses , f T. BoucHARD 5 F. BULLERMAN Q eu' R? N. CARPENTER Q X ei 'f . .ix K . 1' C. CH ERNEY Q ,H . N :P an , Wu? . , f 5' M W-- P. CHEMELAR L. CHUOLA S. CLOUD F. COMEAU D. CONNELL P. CONNELLY ix W i LE Q V . rw - W 'A W . CUTLER B. CZINDER A. D'VIGNON . DAVIS . DAWES . DECENT 9gQQ. . DeLONG M. DEDEZINSKI E. DETAMORE . DEULING D. DON , DILLE E L. C IDER E, up-at . DeC-RAFF ,N DORKOWSKI :. X S' ' .- ': vw 55.55 if ' w R is Q. Am M sw Q X A s S 14' X x wmv' QW tg walk ELL XJ 'D 1 Y A' XX R J K S A -E I' FSI , aw N , Y .. N' -N, X W Q A .X 3 ' X 8' Tw NV, K D l C D Nu W' 'nk in Sk 'N X S ' X Q A is I iw 3 w Q E xx ,xx L Q A BQRQQE . .... .'ff . If 3 J. DOUGLAS A. DRINAN R. DROUILLARD J. DUFF M. DUFF P. DUPONT K, DYKEMA Front Row: J. Fitzpatrick, M. Ocilko, A. Winkler, I. Hlodki, K. Hoover. Middle Row: D. Seneccl, T. LcPres, F. Graftric, M. Putvlowski, A. Picoid. Buck Row: G. Hunt, T. Gciewski. Top Row: M. Olson, T. Horan, L. Kotecki, R. Shippmon, D. Kota, J. Mullcilly. Second Row: M. Kurtzwel, R. Drcibczk, D. Bosse, T. Zimmer, M. Zyhuyis. First Row: S. Kuziok, M. Spetosky, M. Bonter, R. Herrick, D. Gothier. J. EBERSOLE D. ECHELBARGER M. EDLUND J. EUANCZO J. FALBE J, FOLKOWSKI M. FERRIER .V I 1. 'DA 1? 3, - -- A ,.,. 'ff 4.: I: 1 I- K :Q y IN Q an I tx, .llll . I, . gf' -Q J ! k . -:E:- i U J. FLYNN M. FODROCY W. FRANCZEK S. FRONCEK E. FURST M. GAINER M. GANNON . . 1 in I . 'S' v. ij 1 A wif' ' ..,. 5 is ' 1 ' , , A . . ..-. Q.. . .. I . i C. GARLON G. GAUINIER J. GENTER R. GEORGE G. GIANETTI M. GIBES A. GINEMAN vw ff. Q 3 A il 5 K -G M ,. A l 1 J ag, ' LVZ J 5 -:-f I :E' : X 'QQ 'IZEE Q J' iz' w , J' . J , 1 K. GLOTZBOCK A. GOKEY P. GORYL J. GOULD C. GUZZO D. HACKER B. HARJER .1 Y .. .. . I - sg ., ... I zb' 'A ' 1? .... :S :.' as .Q ... : -'-f:-- V VV . ' V ,V,..VVV :ull ,.:: 'I' :Z 'XE' ' .5 -. - ' - ',v. . ' ' : '- 'I ' 3, A . ' ' ,. si . 4 ' -'-: I fy ,Q '- R. HARKEN H. HAYES B. HILL W. HJORT B. HOI.UB P. HOOPER W. HOOPER . ,VV VS: . 1 .. .. Q' :... - I .,..' - 5 , .ff 'NN Q? ' 5 . ' Q A ' . 1:.,,. ... . .. . , :..1 . 3 - . .,:: I . X A,,. . . ,,,. I V VV . V . l. HORAN M. H RNAK C. HUETTNER R. HUFFMAN M. HUIZDOS K. HYLEN A. IERVOLINA fl . .. .. A as N.. 1.1 7' ' .. ' -: ' ' ,. .,. 1.3 , . ... X VV V,.f ' x rs. Q .QV l V Dfw Mx If .,. l E. INGRAM N. JACOBS M. JANCZYK A. JAVINSKY J. JEDREZAK C. JOHNSON K. KOEHLER X 5:5 A :: I L VV --l' V V V V f V . ,q,, - API- ' . 3 -- ...- I ... ...' J ' ,,.... . ,,,, I .... V V V . V ' A ' -. . ,,,, 3 ,I 1. , A f ,. R . , , I P. KAISER T. KANE V. KARP R. KENJESKY S. KING D. KIRSCHNER C. KOBZA . I J AJA . .,.. . 5 'K , ' .- . . .wx . - ..,.. ' ', ' QM S.. V Abuu X 9? f ,....,,. .V V ...,. . ' . J. KOSTER S. KUZIAK J. KRESNAK L. KRESNAK A. KRUSKA B. KRYPEL D. KRUPP V X ,.,. , V Q N , V 3 . V. V . J. . V. . V ::. V VV V.. .... X VV I. V V V VVV VVVVV .. ...,. VV V. ' - . I . . , X I-' . A ' IS . I .. .1 .- . rs' B' M. LABELLE J. LAIRD D. LANGLOIS N. LANGLOIS J. LAPRES J. LAPRES R. LAVERE VVVV V VV' Nb V V . A ' IVV. Y: V V .NL QQ. gg. V i V, N Z.: VV. S.V ,V VIL X K I, , V. X E we . V . V Vs R .N VV VV V V , V ., VVVVVVVVVV ., .... ,. V V. C. LEBOEUF R. IEMIRE B. LEVANDOWSKI J. LUND F. McCARTHY J. MCCARTHY M TCHY Q .V . I I -:-- I' - .. I ,. ' 55 ,.,. I 15... E. MAJESKI D. MANIE J. MANIE . 'X -IN 'S .x C '-P : ' I :s:E2..1.mf-.'f55X.:If5 ' ISS' CS X I VV ..,.. V S. VV. L. MARTIN M. MARTIN . . X .Q . ,SN V .Il A Q. 1 ... 1 P. MARTIN R. MARTIN 6 1 A .451-fi! vi . :I , 'lv I E. MASON 'WW fiW'? ' , if ' r-rf ,.,.- -. M. MILLER V. MYLENEK M. ef 3? ' It V . , G. NOEL f. igg iggg X ' , . N ff it B P. M Z ' 1 f' Im If MITCHELSON MOTTO - COLORS FLOWER PATRON fag I tilt? . 1., :. '-..., Q L' fjv gzjihi X - .... p L , . I . G. MAZUREK L. MAZUREK x,,,.b -..-, H K . . ..-... , - . . . ,... lbn A .,,. E -Z J. ou B. MOSELAR FRESHMEN The right thing, in the right -Blue and White. -White Rose. -Our Lady of Schools. ADVISORS-Sister M. Rita, C.S.B., Siste G. M DBU RY D. MOSLEY place, at the rig SL gf: B. MYERS ht time. r M. Consilium, R.S.M. X it X .S mb . G. MILLER -.LN 2 X X .Ns X Y 'I . Im . 1 ,SY J. MYLENEK . uv ft w-.QF 4 I P. NEMGAR J. NOVAK 5 X Y 5 . I .,. . e. .. e t. . I .- '- . . .. I 3-5 1 . ,gif ff it J Iqqlwn gg ,,.. . . :II E In q , ..:-. -, --- N if ' if -' N. I Q 'N . . .Mil , ,... . 5 ' 'zz 'N '-xi. -Q S . ' J. O'NEIL M. OLSON B. O'TOOLE M. O'TOLLE D. OBRY J. OLESNEVICH B. PALMER I I I . , ng 4. .gf f ---' - :2 X' I , ' I . 4. if g I ---: '-h' S- 5 2.13 .., I ' 4' -: ': -,---- . ...... ' Y 2' E ' I y A ., ..., .:,. ,.. -IIAV - - Q Q J ..,,. 3 ,. dr klz. -,E is I A E D. PANAZZO R. PASTUCHA H. PERIGARD J. PETROWSKI P. PHILLIPS N. PIKE R. -PIPER R . -. il: I . Q 1 ,V X-:iii V .7 3: .3 . . A H, .-... ,,.. ,. yi .. ... f ,- - ' 13' .T Q ' .QV 5 L- .X , 1 ' I . m I ., ,' E -.I-..,. V: 'llu -V: R.. .,.,k ,I A I -E ...-2 .1 I ,. ..--- ,.,., . . 21. -eR E . -' , 1 1? H? A. ..,.,, N X X gg.:- nr - -... -f 1 ' 5' ...I .3 I, : I A Q 'L M. PLATT N. PLICHTA P. PORTER K. PRELESNIK M. QUIGLEY R. REDISAUSKAS C. REDENIUS I b '.,. 'E . '...., E Q :II - -,,, Q . ,..,, . QD ,, 1 - .gjj -' Q - R .J - ..s. Q , -5 , gi -. :...- ij ' ff ' - I' ,E ,.,,,, I ': Y 1 ' - if? A .,.,.,,,' 2' - ,fe I I -h eh- I ' . ..,. eh- I I I X . . . 5 ' ..,., - fa? .1 ' A 5 J A S! L E. REED P. REBECKY D. RIEGLER R. ROE T. ROKOS D. ROSENBERG M. ROWSON HHHT , I L+ .JTTL f T .. ' I I T . . J H I x . -... w. Q gm ,, 'Mfg . 'T ig 6 J I 'N I A .. .Q Q -- - Q :ii :P1 Q. Q . ,,,, ,::, . J. RUTKOWSKI J. SCHILLACE M. SCHMITT S VNIKPE F. CH OGYI D. SCHRGEDER I q D ,.bbb . . ,,.. .,.., .ff ' W h V .. .,., .... Q 1 H Q3 M ..- P. SEIDER G. SEYMOUR M. SEPERA R. SIBLEY J. SIMS A. SIPOS . ' - q I 5 . .I :QQ . ,. I 'x'- M q ... .. Ein ..... : -2 - . I .Li .-: A . F T . , N K I I .,.. A .. T' ::' I I I ,,:: I I . , H -I -I 'J ... f A ..,. Q.'. I ....1- I L , L . Wy' I , .. 1 D. sMm-4 'JQ SMITH L. SMITH L. SOWA J. STADEL R. STEARNS I .L f f . 'gas Jaxx , . .3 I If 'A gs. 'z Q gym Q 5 -M5 QE: S ., ,,-,.- ,--- - .I 5 A :, - , ' ' '-Q, 1 zzz --:- . is A ,'.. ' I . ' . 1 ,,. . T I ,fgeg . ,, . ..,.. ,,,, . wr, -: ,I e I J. STRATTON L. STRIPE D. SWEET P. SZOPINSKI A. SZOST R. TEALE . . f' f'-iii' I' 'Y' X 4 Jw IEE ' Q Lf' 'X uf W I xg 5. J I S. TIMMER A ,,,,, ..,., ..,, x. 1. .. is J. SCHROEDER Q, ZX . , . LL I A . .,.,. , A . SMENTKOWSKI M. STEPTOSKY - ,,,,., iw.. J. THOMAS - -vw.. S A X c. Tunis s. ucmsxu M. vAuc P. vmosn Moms: J. vmoensrsu L. VAN LooN N I f X I M fu sw f 'S X 'F G. VER HULST . .,., . ..,..qq .... H. WARUSZEWSKI I . W ELLISJE . I ...,,..Z: iii . E. ' f M. WOJCIECHOWSKI T. WRIGHT sk S ws? P 5 as L. I - 8 . f 1 :. .fs-,. ' - 5 I Y X 1 A sau W' ' if . . 3 It , ,- . J. VIDETICH D. VIVAN R. VLADIKA G. VOLEK S. WALSWORTH , :fg . . 'I '15, . WHITE A. WINKLER K. WIRKUTIS E .... K .. . I . A . A X . . , G. YATES M. YEGGI D. YOUNG J. YOUNG 5 3 I I 1. J. WOIKNORIS H. ZAREMBA 51 J 11,4 D l'l o truth- and lmow-ledge ACADEMIC . . . Helping the student to love in a Christian De- mocracy is a basic pursuit in the academic field. Learning the fundamentals of Christian social living with humor intermingled are the seniors of Father Gallagher's Sociology class. The girls of Mr. O'Toole's Freshman Choir are ready to entertain. Catholic Central library is the center of practically all academic activities. A donation toward the equipment is being made by Mrs. Martin Mullally and Mrs. Joseph Bidwell, representing St. Joseph American History takes on an authentic realism as iuniors of Sister Audrey's history class admire the display of family heirlooms. 2 S 2 E l i E P .it .P D P X l , e will ev -- er' Cl't9P Journalism students of Sister Mary Consilium, R.S.M., get a scoop as they interview Michigan's gracious chief executive, Governor Williams, on his visit to Muskegon for Citizenship Day. With the Governor are: Marilyn Fredericksen, Yearbook co-editor, Ron Dugas, sports editor, Jean McCarthy, news editor, and Francis Donlevy, sports. Seniors listen attentively as Ann Hagstrom delivers her winning essay, I Speak for Democracy, in Sister Mary Judith's Senior English class. Book Club. Sister Robert Marie, O.P., librarian, and Peggy Weathers, president of the Library Club, receive the gift. Wheels of Science were in motion as future chemists probed into the unknown under the auspices of Sister Mary Euphrosine, C.S.B. Father LaPres presents poetry awards to students of Sister Mary Christopher, R.S.M., who merited publi- cation of their poems in Young America Sings, a national anthology. Receiving the award is Carol Fouts. Seated are: Joyce Harris, Jackie Backer, Patricia Bosch, Patricia Hoover, Joan Stong, Bill Steiner, Jim Gignac, Thomas Novak and Leslie Corgan. N Some senior students make a whistle-stop speech in Sister Ann Lucille's Civics class as they explain the workings of city government. Sophomores are all eyes as Sister Mary Helen, O.P., points out the significance of the Mystical Body of Christ in her World History class. Sister Mary Therese, O.P., and her sophomore students are examing chronicles of Church Chronology of the Medieval Period as arranged in their scrapbooks. if A 'f . FW - . xx ' , wi ,gevfxi My ,ig f N Q as ,.:? :... f Q7 I N. 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W 2 X ff 3 X as 5 X . 1 2' 5, ,,A,,.. 1 Q W ,,MfW' Mr. Edmund Farhat instructs outgoing seniors on bookkeeping and accounting and cautions them to keep out of the red. Sister Rose Gonzaga, O.P., watches with satisfaction as her pupils reach the 100- word speech dictation. 60 If this photo had a sound track, the air would be filled with the clattering of Sister Mary Conrad's Typing class. Sister Mary Carola's Arts and Crafts department is known as the hub of the artistic circles at C. C. Future homemakers are in earnest as they apply the efficient instructions of Miss Joan Koestner, Home Economics teacher. Qwwwws The art of woodworking intrigues these boys in the Industrial Arts classes conducted by Mr. Lynn Kingsley and Mr. Henry Salisz. 6l ORGANIZATIONS and CLUBS To foster leadership, to develop personality, and to bring students of the same interests together, various societies and clubs have been organized at Catholic Central. Members of the Student Council discuss important measures with Father LaPres. They are Kay Cihak, president, Tom Mc- Dermott, vice-president, Jackie Derda, sec- retary, and Jerry Wolski, treasurer. 'wwf' 'Wh' M W, ,,...c Le Circle de Notre Dame club is shown receiving the current news of Old France. 62 The Student Council works through committees to improve the environment and the interests of the student body. They are Mary Beth Ludwig, Social, Jerome Antekeier, Social, Gail Sander, Publicity, Bob Maieski, Publicity, Bob Milanowski, Standard, Sandra Chandonnette, Standard, and Kay Cihak, president of Student Council. Hall Monitor Leroy Smrcina is making a decision in a pass for the twins, Harry and Larry Allore. Two Catholic Central graduates, Miss Marilyn lappo and Miss Joan Van- derVeen, now Senior Students at Mercy Central School of Nursing, are extending an invitation to the Future Nurses Club to attend an inspection tour at Mercy Hospital. if it S X Shutters will click and bulbs will pop after this informal planning by C. C.'s Camera Club. Pictured are Henry Greene, vice-president, Laura Nadeau, secretary, Dennis Sheridan, president, and Margie Goulet, treasurer. Catholic Central Altar Boys serve promptly each morning as Mass is offered in the school gym. They are Floyd Kuehnl, Jerry LaBelle, Tom Mc- Dermott, James Baker, James Fleish- er, Rudy Miller, Larry Bouchard, Joe Jensen, Anthony Yonkers, Joel Carl- son, Pat Cuddohy. Members of the Accounting Club under Mr. Farhat are Joanne Borgman, Pete D'Avignon, Barbara Begin, Rita Eddy, Rose Ann Harker and Therese Alm. 63 Catholic Central Vatican Club's large membership proves that Latin isn't a dead language as many claim. Mary Beth Ludwig, publicity, Suzanne Bell, treasurer, Tom Novak, vice-president, Jackie Derda, president, Margie Goulet, secretary, Mary Fulk, historian. Books Build the Future, is the motto of the student Librarians Club which is under the C. C. Teen-age Traffic Club, under the direction of Mr. James O'Toole, work hand in hand with the adults of Muskegon in trying to instil better driving habits in the average motorist. Tony In- osencio, Jim Toth, Mr. O'Toole, Pete D'Avignon, Tom Elwell and Nell Steers. auspices of Sister Robert Marie, O.P., Catholic Central Librarian. Mrs. Delmar Firme, advisor for the G.A.A., with Ann Martin, president, Joanne Drew, vice-pres- ident, and Helen Martin, secretary. DRAMATICS and SPEECH The Senior class play, Ghost Train, under the able direction of Mr. James O'Toole was a great success. Stop me if you've heard this one. Gerald Antekeier, or Teddie Deakin, tries to amuse a group of fellow-stranded- passengers who don't appreciate his brand of humor. Passengers are: Dave Kelly and Roseann Harker as Richard and Elsie Winthrop, Teddie, Jean McCarthy or Miss Bourne, The PIO' ihlfkens - - Mary Jean Grill and Louie Tisch as Charles and Peggy Murdock. Dan Rewalt as Saul, the station manager, was not present when the picture was taken. Lee Hunt, Marcia Faucher and Joe Dempsey as John Ster- ling, Julia Price and Herbert Price respectively take on a sinister appearance as they schedule a trip of the Ghost Train to further their nefarious schemes. Now this is the way it's gonna be . . Rita Eddy, student director, far right, gives orders to committee chairmen of the Ghost Train as production nears. Marilyn Wol- ski, costumes, Marcia Gosma and Sandra Chandonnet, make-up, Marcia Thompson, tickets, and Joanne Drew, publicity. 65 A class in Physical Education in C. C. Gym. Marching, calisthenics, soccer, volleyball, basketball, bowling, softball, tennis, bad- minton, table tennis, field and track, so- cial dancing, square dancing, modern and tap dancing are among the activities of- fered to Catholic Central girls in physical education, under the direction of Mrs. Geraldine Firme, instructor. Number, please, as General Science students combine telephone etiquette with their work. l l ,, Catholic CentraI's Goodwill Ambassa- dor, Tom Fitzpatrick, makes use of his ham radio to contact the points of the globe - and relay the news to his senior classes. 66 The Crusettes, the all-girl precision drill team has been a familiar attraction to the spectators at Catholic Central's sports activities. Left row, front to back: C. Chamberlain, P. Stuberg, Y. Pietrock, M. Fox, B. Pearo. Center row: J. Comeau, S. Theile, B. Shaw, S. Dugas. Right row: S. Corgan, S. Bradbury, E. Wilson, N. Holly S. Roger. 1 Sister M. Huberta, O.P., and her workers receive top prizes for best magazine salesmen. E . . . are really refreshers from academic work a nd class proi The Touch Down Tromp which opened the social season at C. C. was a great success. ects carried on during the year. When the seniors got together early in the school year, they stopped their planned fun for a brief period and wrote prayerful Get-well mes- sages to President Eisenhower. One of the typical pre-prom gatherings before a Catho- lic Central party. Carolrae Huettne master of C. C.'s brand new organ. lt ta of practice to bring those tones out Father LaPres headed the mes- sages. And when l invite you, there will be pie, says Mer- cedes Coyle as she cuts a piece of her prize-winning pie for Miss Koestner, Home Economics teacher, and re- ceives a cook book for fu- ture use. r is the kes a lot .u '5 The big event on the social calendar was the Governor Williams crowns Marilyn Wolski, Homecom- ing Queen. Homecoming Party. Popular athlete, Tom Fitz- patrick, though still on crutches, come happily in to be with Marilyn Wolski. Here are the folks who keep the activities mov- ing. The dance committee, standing, Tolley Lauretti, Nell Steers. Seated, Tom McDermott, Sally Cihak, Kay Cihak, Mary Beth Ludwig. 11 r l Members Mary Carlson, C. C.'s top strutter. of the newly formed C. C. Alumni are enioying their reunion. Joanne Drew and Louis Zaloga reign over the Valentine festivities. Popular Social Hour The most popular social hour at C. C. is the lunch period. After the hunger marchers are satiated, the recreation time resounds with witty conversation, games and music. : 3 1 f 1- 9 .. ...W , ,, . . ., '.,.. 1 if i..i.f .. M, , 1:-- W V- ly H . AMBROSE WELBES Maintenance Director i s 1 i .,. . ..: f' Q. ' - . . A ' M as Wx- -'j. 'gg:5r.,.,,. t' I . A I ' ,Q -V' if V RlCHARD AERTS Custodian reason for this gay period? Mrs. Mariorie Teall, dietician, insists Variety is the The two men pictured above play an lmpOrl- spice of life and the C. C. students certainly have plenty of spice in their lunches. ont part in ,his social Satisfaction in numerous Mrs. Stenger, Mrs. G. Vento, Mrs. Mariorie Teall, holding menu card, Mrs. L. Brown, wa S Mrs. H. Geyer, Mr. Michael Corgan, Head Coach, receiving a hearty meal for a hungry Y ' man, and Mrs. I. Boucher. Mrs. L. Rassman was not present when picture was taken. Fish Fry -- highlight of the evidence of social co-operation. 69 D On S .P QQ! .EP the field- ol ba Q ORTS Great credit may be given Coaches at endeavors capped by the they were soon had a tory a Muskegon on the mythical by the Catholic THE finish in every lost time all the athletic teams and fY9CIl'3 and earnest was handi- the team, but the season we school his- was placed be weakened played to the will be the to the behalf of the teams and staff for their the school. Head Corgan's name true- and W faculty, Edltag Ron Dugas Francis Donlevy D P P We 250 iii? I P wiil iight -- io - mor -row ROBERT Senior CATHCART DANIEL 6'3 ' An-cny 165 Tackle Junior ROBERT MILANOWSKI F I 80 5'1o All-State All-Cify Senior Guard 148 RONALD Senior REGECZI JOSEPH All-City ' 170 Back Senior RACKIEWICZ Bock DEMPSEY lack 5'9 All-Cify 6:10 All-City Y . 'Wt ft il H-if Q j'i:!5:,j, ,... ' - - - fi? 51' ig. ff , -ff iff- -1 - : fir-3 ,.f5.'g-Isl. ug MICHAEL CORGAN 4 5 ,lj A Athletic Director Ron Dugos' End and Head Coach GRAND HAVEN GAME x. Q, M . .AW J Wolski, Back Ron Regeczi ran the opening kickoff back 96 yards for the first touchdown of the season. Because of a safety the Crusaders lost a hard fought battle 20-19. This year is the first time the iinx was broken, the Crusaders finally scored on the Bucs. l Fred Pustori, Bock nacnuewacz nptoes down the sidelines for a large gain before being bounced out of bounds. A few seconds later he plunged from nine yards out for the final T.D, ENDS TACKLES GUARDS CENTERS BACKS DUGAS, HANIS CATHCART, JAUNESE .,.. MILANOWSKI, REINERTSON WRIGHT, LAPPO . WOLSKI, PASTORI, RACKIEWICZ, REGECZI, ALLORE, FITZPATRICK, SCHULER, VALLEY, DEMPSEY Joe Hanis, End X fe sun Nomus Head Basketball and Assistant Football Coach 1' wnghp Cenfey CADILLAC GAME The Crusaders overwhelmed the Vikings of Cadillac by a resounding 30 I2 score Beautiful team work accomplished this feat Sound and hard blocking by the line and backfleld captivated the large crowd. A loose ball about to be recovered by Crusader sophomore No. 60, Dave Tisch. The to score the third T.D. of the evening, ENDS .,..... TACKLES GUARDS CENTERS BACKS , DUGAS, HANIS CATHCART, JAUNESE MILANOWSKI, REINERTSON WRIGHT, LAPPO, BUZAS WOLSKI, PASTORI, RACKIEWICZ, REGECZI, ALLORE, FITZPATRICK, SCHULER, VALLEY, DEMPSEY . Q 1 W. 2 'Gai' I gg .f ,, ED FARHAT Head Tennis and T. Fitzpatrick, End Freshman Football Coach Ron Regeczi, GRAND RAPIDS CENTRAL GAME Joe Dempsey's thrilling pass to end, Ron Dugas, in the last half staged a comeback for the Crusaders. The Dempsey to Regeczi aerial clinched the tie 14 all. dwsamav Dan Rackieiniu, Back 74 Jerry rnzpuvrucn, un upcoming star, returns this punt back la G. R. Central's len-yard line for o dazzling SD-yard dash. Jerry will see plenty of action next year, ENDS TACKLES GUARDS CENTERS BACKS . DUGAS, HANIS ., ....,.,..., CATHCART, JAUNESE MILANOWSKI, REINERTSON WRIGHT, LAPPO, BUZAS WOLSKI, PASTORI, RACKIEWICZ, REGECZI, ALLORE, FITZPATRICK, SCHULER, VALLEY, DEMPSEY F. Gawkowskl, End WALDO KEATING l Baseball, Reserve Football and Freshman Basketball Coach G, Valley, Quqnefbqgk GRAND RAPIDS CRESTON GAME The Crusaders dropped their second game of the season to a fired-up squad of Polar Bears at South Field in Grand Rapids. Fumbleitis gave the Creston team a 12-7 decision. Coach Corgan gives inslruclion from the bench lo no avail as the fired-up Polar Bears sunk lhe Crusaders in defeal. DUGAS, HANIS ENDS .A... -. TACKLES ,...... .............. C ATHCART, JAUNESE GUARDS ...,.. . ..A,. MILANOWSKI, REINERTSON CENTERS ...... .,................... W RIGHT, LAPPO, FOX BACKS ...,.. ,.... W OLSKl, PASTORI, RACKIEWICZ, REGECZI, ALLORE, FITZPATRICK, SCHULER, VALLEY, DEMPSEY Charles Schuler, Back T. Fredrickson, Tackle 75 RAY CIOE Assistant Baseball Coach D. Kramer, Back B. Beda, Tackle MUSKEGON HEIGHTS GAME The Muskegon Heights Tiger crew had too much power for the undermanned Crusaders who were suffering the loss of gigantic tackle, Bob Cathcart. Bob suffered a broken arm in the Central game. Catholic scatbacks, Wolski, Regeczi, and Rackiewicz brought the iam-packed stadium to its feet with thrilling runs, only to lose a hard fought battle 27-14. Jerry Wolski, sophomore fullback, tries desperately to score but is stopped short of the final stripe by a whole hostWofWTigers. ENDS .....,... .,......... D UGAS, HANIS TACKLES ...... .......... . CATHCART, JAUNESE GUARDS ...... ..... M ILANOWSKI, REINERTSON CENTERS ....,. ........ ,......... . . . WRIGHT, LAPPO, FOX BACKS ...... ..... W OLSKI, PASTORI, RACKIEWICZ, REGECZI, ALLORE, FITZPATRICK, SCHULER, VALLEY, DEMPSEY 2 Blanshine, Tackle D. Martin, Back Q i : s: ' 'V'-' I.. KINGSLEY N I V, ' Head Golf Coach and Assistant - L. Reinertson, Guard F e5I ' FQOIINII cond' R. Miller, Guard GRAND RAPIDS UNION GAME C. C. bounced back after the Heights defeat to subdue a strong Union squad to the tune of 20-I3. Both teams were evenly matched, but the Crusader line, led by aII-stater Bob Milanowski, proved to be too much for the Red Hawks to handle. w Ron Regeczi goes in standing up for the third T.D. Ron made all three touchdowns with runs of 85, 70, and 90 yards. ENDS ........ ............ D UGAS, HANIS X TACKLES ...... .............. C ATHCART, JAUNESE g GUARDS ...... ....., M ILANOWSKI, REINERTSON ffm' f' if CENTERS ...... . ,......... ....... W RIGHT, LAPPO, FOX was BACKS ..... ...... W OLSKI, PASTORI, RACKIEWICZ, REGECZI, ALLORE, FITZPATRICK, SCHULER, VALLEY, DEMPSEY B- Merroh, Guard Robert Milanowski, Guard 77 Jerry Fitzpatrick, Buck GRAND RAPIDS OTTAWA HILLS GAME James Jaunese, Tackle The Crusaders' well-balanced team proved to be too much for the undermanned Hilltoppers. Jerry Fitzpatrick and Harry Allore, upcoming underclassmen, made their debut by ripping large holes in the Ottawa line. Fitzpatrick scored twice and Allore once. rvere Jerry rnzpalrlck romps ll yards around end for a T.D. The Crusaders swept the bewildered Hilltoppers off their R. Cathrart, Tackle ENDS ..... TACKLES GUARDS CENTERS BACKS , feet by a sound 27-7 defeat. DUGAS, HANIS CATHCART, JAUNESE MIIANOWSKI, REINERTSON WRIGHT, LAPPO, FOX WOLSKI, PASTORI, RACKIEWICZ, REGECZI, ALLORE, FITZPATRICK, SCHULER, VALLEY, DEMPSEY H. Allore, Back . 'FS im MUSKEGON GAME James Van Lente, End J. Elwell, Back The Big Reds' experience was too much for the smaller Crusaders. Muskegon lumped off to an early 2l-O lead. The Crusaders found themselves in the second period and came within one T.D. ln the third period the Crusaders closed the gap to one point, but the heavier Muskegon squad sneaked out of the battle with a 28-20 win. Jim Sarylor has rough sailing before getting bounced out of bounds by 52 Terry Wright. Bob Milanowski also moved in for the tackle. ENDS ...,,., ..,,....... D UGAS, HANIS TACKLES ..,.. ............. C ATHCART, JAUNESE GUARDS .... ..... M ILANOWSKI, REINERTSON CENTERS ,... .,...,........... W RIGHT, LAPPO, FOX BACKS .... .... W OLSKI, PASTORI, RACKIEWICZ, REGECZI, ALLORE, FITZPATRICK, SCHULER, VALLEY, DEMPSEY T- l '0S0NCi0. Bfllk J. Dempsey, Quarterback 79 GRAND RAPIDS CATHOLIC CENTRAL GAME T. Matz, Guard Tom McDermott, Guard The Cougars, second-ranked team in the state, proved to be too much in the first half but wilted in the second half to a scrappy group of Crusaders. The Cougars led 2l-O at half-time and came out on top 21-7 at the conclusion of the game. ,am 60' ' F. Buzas, Center Jerry Fitzpatrick jumps high into the air to snag an aerial from quarterback Joe Dempsey for a short gain against Grand Rapids Catholic. The Cougars defeated the Crusaders 21-7. ENDS TACKLES GUARDS CENTERS BACKS . DUGAS, HANIS . .. ,,..... CATHCART, JAUNESE MILANOWSKI, REINERTSON , ..,.......,...,,,. WRIGHT, LAPPO, FOX . WOLSKI, PASTORI, RACKIEWICZ, REGECZI, ALLORE, FITZPATRICK, SCHULER, VALLEY, DEMPSEY G. Panyard, Guard RESERVE FOOTBALL First Row: J. Sobish, M. Howe, R. Dawes, T. Schillaci, N. Luick, M. Zuidema, T. Sellers, G. Davignor. Second Row: Coach Keating, E. Emmer, J. Boyd, T. Tyler, F. Teichma, J. Goryl, R. Schwab. Third Row: N. Oaks, B. St. Amour, J. Lenius, J. Blanchette, L. Grabinb ski, T. LaFrance, J. Wahr. Fourth Row: T. Fitzpatrick, M. Peppera, D. Hvizdos, J. Gaiewski, J. Root, F. Cereska. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL A , J ak... . First Row: J. Donovan, D. Rosenberg, D. Kota, G. Seymour, P. Connley, J. Carpenter, E. Maieski, T. Zimmer. Second Row: J. Fut- kowski, D. Dorkowski, P. White, W. Hooper, R. Pipper, K. Glotzback, D. Vivian. Third Row: Coach Ed Farhat, R. Levere, J. Kregnak, H. Bluhm, B. Cardenas, T. LaPres, Coach Cioe. 81 RESERVE CHEERLEADERS Kneeling: P. Herron, C. Chiodo. Standing A. Roion, L. Lulz, M. Neudeau, J. Wolkowiok P. Harrington, J. Huffman, M. Lipps. I VARSITY CHEERLEADERS J. MQCARTHY J. HORAN W . X 'E V .,.. A -'. X A WW.. , K. McCARL '- ,, G. smosn M. WOLSKI R3 kc L V ig F- 1 PM f M X EW F I- .7 M. FREDERICKSEN CAPTAIN S. WHITING A. DOERR 1393 T. A ' ff. . ' l?QFlNE??' ?? mil'WS, FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS Kneeling: P. Seider, B. Hill, J. Fulkowski Slanding: M. Quigley, S. Ashcrafl, B. Czinder D. Dion. TONY FRANK PAUL COMES HARRY ALLORE INOSENCIO GAWKOWSK! BOB VOGEL DAVE KELLY TOM CHUCK EDDY SCHULER RON DUGAS JERRY FITZPATRICK 83 H- s gi fi A . 'ww ' 1 x I J ax pf ms .mf 'QE u 'S '7 j J' Y ix 5 s Q Nasa 14 ' K W 5 X: is , Y bf '121 Q A 'S' M tv S' -xt 'X--er hiv-If SOPHOMORES WON 0-LOST 15 First Row: J. Woiski, J. Goryl, L. Allore, T. Tyler, L. Slorf, T. Schillczci. Second Row: M. Corgan, J. Wohr, J. Boker, M. Zuidemo, M. Kobzo. Third Row: F. Cereskc, L. Mostella, B. Bedu, F. Bugas, J. Sheridan, E. McLoughlin. FRESHMEN WON 8-LOST 4 we-. . . WW WMD zz, aunt alumna' sluuuuwnusnus .U w .e-.Nm-.-WW.w.-.-- ' Firsl Row: W. Froncek, G. Seymore, H. Koia, E. Ingram, J. Donovan. Second Row: D. Rosenberg, P. White, D. Gauthier, B. Blinduuer D. Smith. Third Row: T. LcPres, D. Vivian, J. Mullally, J. Schilloci, S. Coy, Couch W. Keating. 85 BASEBALL Hrs! Row: Mgr. A. Dovignon, D. LcFuve, M. Talrow, F. Davignon, P. Connley, J. Benkerl, T. Marlin, T. Obenouf, F. Teichma. Second Row: B. Cardenas, R. Sellers, W. Zimmer, J. Sowa, D. Smith, J. Coxs, R. Cantu, J. Gomery, L. Sellers. Third Row: F. Gawkowski, D. Marlin, B. Orchard, E. Ingram, J. Boyd, D, Obery, J. Panozzo, E. Majeski, T. LoPres, Coach R. Cioe. Fourfh Row: R Levundowski L. Moslello, P. Comes, P. Levondowski, D. Schroeder, R. Dugas, M. Cardenos, F. Cereslzc, R. Habeller, Coach W. Kealing. I infusions cATcHsns Tn J' T. Obenauf, D. I.oFave, L. Maslella, E. Ingram. J. Sowa, Coach Cioe, J. Gomery. PITCHERS D. Schroeder, R. Levandowski, P. Comes, R. Dugas, T. LaPres, L. Sellers. L ,E,i,,,,w,,,,,,, . ,... - .. new 1 1 TRACK First Row: J. Baker, J. Wolski, D. Biesiuda, J. Hanis, B. Beda, L. R. Miller, M. Zuidema, T. Schillaci, F. Kuehnl. Second Row: F. Turco, R. Shunta, C. Kuehnl, T. l.aFrance, J. Root, N. Ochs, N. Luick, L. Grabinski, T. Fitzpatrick, T. Schillaci. Third Row: Coach M. Corgan, J. Donavan, J. Carpenter, J. Fitzpatrick, T. Fodrocy, T. Zimmer, D. Rackiewicz, M. Margrave. Fourth Row: N. Pike, T. Vayt, T. Hronek, J. Wirtz, T. Tyler, R. Hvizdos, F. Pastori, T. Plauhar, H. Allore, J. Carpenter. Fifth Row: J. Jaunese, T. Matz, R. Blindauer, D. Carter, D. Rosenberg, T. McDermott, R. Vogel, C. Schuler, J. Schillaci. Sixth Row: D. Darkowski, R. Fox, B. Pavlic, W. Goggin, R. Maieski, B. Geyer, J. Vanlente. TRACK SCHEDULE April 6 North Muskegon ..... April 9 Muskegon Heights .... April 'I3 Whitehall .,,...,.,.... April l6 Grand Haven ..... May l5 Greater Muskegon ..,. Joe Hanis and Larry Reinertson run a Dead Heat. May I7 Holland ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, May 18 Holland Christian ,,,, May 19 State Finals .,...Here ....,Here .....Here .....Here April 20 Muskegon ......,.... ..... H ere April 23 Holland Christian ...,,.,.,,...,,.,.,..,...... There April 25 Grand Haven-North Muskegon .Here May I Muskegon Heights-Holland ,.,, ,Here May 3 Grand Haven-Montague .Here May I2 Regional .Here There ,Here May 23 Father Kehren Trophy May 28 John Bos Relays J Barton Geyer Up and Over. Y 87 GOLF First Row: B. McCarthy, R. LaVere, J. Tyler, W. Froncek, E. Emmer. Second Row Coach L Kungsley T Rochas D Kelley TENNIS Firsi Row: S. Coy, T. Kane, B. Hooper, L. Marlin, G. Hunt. Second Row Couch Ed. Fcrhul, L. Corgan, L. Hun? D. Rcckiewicz, B. McLoughlin, L. Zul ogc, R. Komarek, G. Piper, C. Schuler T. Vonderwesf. 88 B. Sieiner, T. Novak, D. Dorkowski Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Abraham and Mrs. George W. Alm and Mrs. Arnold J. Antekeier and Mrs. Charles R. Archer and Mrs. Frank Beadle and Mrs. Gurnee Beecham and Mrs. C. Herbert Begin and Mrs. Clifford Bluhm and Mrs. Lee M. Boertman and Mrs. Robert E. Bolduc and Mrs. James Boomgaard and Mrs. George Bowen, Sr. and Mrs. Lynn Bowen Mary Boyer and Mrs. Charles Brown and Mrs. Michael T. Burcon and Mrs. Stanley Burr and Mrs. Marion Calkins and Mrs. Walter A. Campbell and Mrs. Gualalupe Cantu and Mrs. Walter R. Carlson and Mrs. Elwood Carlston and Mrs. Robert Cathcart and Mrs. Dwain Chamberlain and Mrs. Phillip Chandonnet and Mrs. Edward L. Chaney and Mrs. Harvey Chapel and Mrs. Walter C. Cierlak and Mrs. Ben Cihak LaVerna Cloud and Mrs. Willard Comeau and Mrs. Owen Coyle and Mrs. Leo D. Cuddohy and Mrs. A. J. D'Avignon and Mrs. Paul S. Dabrowski and Mrs. William Debevic and Mrs. Joseph W. Dempsey Franklin DePouw and Mrs. Bernard Derda and Mrs. Joseph Dolinsek and Mrs. Francis J. Donlevy and Mrs. Francis Drake and Mrs. Joseph P. Drew and Mrs. Louis Dugas and Mrs. Matthew Dwyer and Mrs. George H. Eddy Herbert Faucher and Mrs. M. L. Faust and Mrs. Joseph A. Fitzgerald and Mrs. Edward Fredericksen and Mrs. Harold Fulk PATRONS PARENTS OF SENIORS William P. Gauthier Mr. and Mrs. Judge and Mrs. Harry Geoghan Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Gerencer and Mrs. Hubert Geyer Julia Glotzback Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Florence Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Katherin Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Harold J. John Goloversic E. Gosma Edward Goulet Arthur Grill Anton Hafner Emil E. Hagstrom e Hanis Russell H. Harker Charles Duff lHassel Edward Herron Richard W. Hoover Steven J. Hopka Bernard Houle Charles A. Howard, Sr. John W. Howell Philip A. Hunt Ernest C. Jensen John Karafa Edward S. Karp Leo P. Kelly D. J. Klein E. H. Knight Joseph J. Kobza Kenneth J. Kokx George Krammer Desire T. Lambert Leo Langlois E. J. LaPlante Samuel LaRoche Edward Laskowski E Henry Lenius Anton Lihan George Ludwig Hugh McCarl Maurice J. McCarthy Donley Mackey Raymond Maihofer Walter V. Maieski Alexander J. Marciniak Alvin V. Martin William D. Mason John Micko John Miklosovic Thad Milanowski Joseph Mish, Sr. Mulvihill and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs. Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs George E. Noel John Nygard John E. O'Toole John Panozzo George Panyard, Jr. Joseph Paquette Louis S. Philip A. E. Plouhar Raymond W. Plouhar Adam Poliski Raymond Porter Patrick Prendergast R. G. Reinertson Edward Rewalt Ivan Richie John Ruthowski German J. Sander Leo F. Schillaci Leo Schillaci F. C. Schriber Joseph .l. Schroeder Herman Sherfinski William Shields Frank Sirianni John L. Smith N. J. Smith Robert Spaniola Frank Spring Edward Starr Fred Storck Andy Tatrow Barney M. Thomas Louis W. Tish Elmer Thompson George W. Valley Edmund Vallier Ray J. Vanas Lyle VerHulst Robert Vivian Herman Weathers John C. White. Martin Winicki Edwin F. Wolski Harold M. Wright Anthony M. Yonkers William Young Steve Youngo Charles Zagaroli Michael Zaloga Walter Zimmer 89 Rev Rt. Rev. Msgr. William E. Fraser Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev The . Louis B. LaPres . Stanislaus Bur . T. R. Dark . Ernest J. Bernott . Albert I.. Watson . Francis Flynn . Victor P. Gallagher . Herman Zerfas . Albert Kehren . Francis L. Karl . Robert Taffee . Andrew Sikorski . Albert Stratz Franciscan Fathers PATRONS Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom 260 261 262 264 265 162 258 259 266 267 268 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Aerts Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Bradbury Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Johnson Dr. and Mrs. .lullie Miss Joan Koestner Miss Frances Kratovil Mr. and Mrs. Mike Lauretti Mr. Oreste Lauretti Mrs. Pamela Lessard Mr. and Mrs. Eldred Martin Miss June Martin Mr. and Mrs. Robert Metzgar Mr and Mrs Gont Miller Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bullerman Catholic Central Holy Name Society Deanery Council of Catholic Women St. Jean Home and School Assn. St. Mary Home and School Assn. St. Michael Home and Schodl Assn. St. Joseph Home and School Assn. Sacred Heart Home and School Assn. Homeroom 207 Homeroom 208 Homeroom 125 Homeroom 126 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Corgan Jim Coscarelli Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Derr Mr. and Mrs. Mike Dion Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Faino Mr. and Mrs. James O'Toole Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. O'Toole Mr. and Mrs. James M. Price Mr. Henry Salisz Mr. and Mrs. George Seymour Mr. and Mrs. Edmund D. Farhat Miss Elizabeth Faucher Mrs. Geraldine Firme Judge and Mrs. Noel P. Fox Homeroom 189 Homeroom 160 Homeroom 166 Homeroom 201 Homeroom 161 90 Mr. and Mrs. Gene Gianetti Miss Angela Groleau Mrs. John Hefferan Mr. and Mrs. J. Schillaci Mrs. Agnes Toffee Miss Mary Taffee Mr. and Mrs. Willard Teall Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Welbes Mr. and Mrs. John A. Wember Mr. and Mrs. E. Wickland Clement PA CHE S N Y FUNERAL I W AW IIANA Compliments of Rich and Howell Plumbing Co. 1688 Ray Street MUSKEGON, MICH. Phone 2-5864 HMM . . J l I I : Congratulations : I l I to I Class of 1956 I as-I--r-1222 I ' fer: ' - - I 85:4 5 '- If I . ,------:Ts--18-xx.-:Rez-.-. -5f,:?2g?xf? Musxeoows rmzsv groan r I . igig?ggfgjif,-55:55:515-K'-V--'-A'-Q-'-mw.xewwo-we-wv-'-.,a-.- -'V - ' I I , ,,.l ,. . ., . Compliments of MUSKEGON PAPER BOX COMPANY 0 SCREEN Pnocsss 0 COMMERCIAL AND Compnmems. lNousTRlAL snCNs X Q 0 sHow CARDS X A 5 Q x . Y IW Uenlr1fngalF0undry 60. if A Q l T Subsidiary of 4 i PERFECT CIRCLE Ev! CORPORATION PAUL-MACK Q,,1u Doo Drop Inn Specializing In FISH - STEAKS - CHICKEN Closed Sundays Only Seating Capacity Approximately 300 People Started Business 1935 Phone 27-0272 2410 Henry St. CARL DENSLOW-PROP. DIAMOND Muskegon's Own ICE CREAM MUSKEGON, MICHIGAN WHOLESALE - RETAIL Phone 2-2406 l727 Beidler St. Everything for the office, except machines - chairs, desks, Fire! Files, filing cabinets, indexing systems, loose-leaf and payroll equipment - 4,000 products, each time-engineered to help get more done, easier, and in less time. Built Like a In Skyscraper iii Lf 3 fini, ' ML SMEWALQR Larger! Excluslve Makers of Office Furniture and Filing Equipment in the World W'CISLO'S F000 SHUP Our Food Known Throughout Muskegon Phone 2-2508 1736 Beidler Mc-:req Hospital . CONGRATULATES CATHOLIC CENTRAL'S THIRD GRADUATING CLASS The Sisters of Mercy Hospital, Muskegon, are carrying forward the banner of service in preparing young women to take up their humanitarian task in the admin- istration and care of the sick . . . Young women graduates of Catholic Central High School, you have a future in Professional Nursing. Compliments of E. H. SHELIJUN EQUIPMENT 00. MANUFACTURING LABORATORY FURNITURE for SCHOOLS and INDUSTRY Camera Shop - Heights Lipton and Tighe Hubert H. S.,,,,,.i.,,, S M I T H SINCLAIR PETROLEUM PRODUCTS PACKING CO. Diskibllbli GOODYEAR TIRES - BATTERIES CAR AND HOME SUPPLIES Ottawa and Cross MUSKEGON, MICHIGAN HOME MADE POLISH SAUSAGE NOVAICS MARKET 26' E. BROADWAY PHONE 3-1950 CONGRATULATIONS and BEST OF LUCK CLASS OF '56 lllnlverine Express Compliments of STARIHA AGENCY REAL ESTATE GENERAL INSURANCE 2916 Sanford Phone 3-2169 MUSKEGON HEIGHTS FREDRICKS Certified Concrete, Inc. CONCRETE, LITE-WEIGHT BUILDIN NIT A Behind the City HoIl G U S ND MISCELLANEOUS BUILDING Phone 3-2106 MATERIAL Muskegon Heights, Michigan The Yard in the Heights 777 E- She1'I'I1CI1'1 Blvd. for 40 Yam Muskegon Heights, Michigan I 0 EQUIPMENT coMPANY 1999 Jefferson Street MUSKEGON HEIGHTS, MICHIGAN Phones 2-2062-2-7666 Your Sole Exclusive Distributor for CONSTRUCTION AND ROAD BUILDING EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES The Businesx That Service Created Z UWM mrfafer CONGRATULATIONS EVERT ASBESTUS AND co- BEST OF LUCK CLASS OF '56 BOILER AND PIPE COVERING FITZJIHIN UUAUH U0. XWITH BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1956 IIIIEAT LAKES IIIIIIK 000' MATERIALS EIIIII'IIIlA'I'IIIII 1920 Lakeshore Drive Telephone 5-1219 MUSKEGON, MICHIGAN PERE MARQUETTE PARK Compliments of LAKE MICHIGAN CONCESSIONS MARILYN and COLLEGE World's Best Beaches and MISS Swimming Waters SHOES Jim Coscarelli BARKER'S SHOE STURE Phone 2-5898 Success to Class of '56 Compliments of Innes Electric Company Compliments of A 658 Ottawa Phone 2-7661 HARDWARE F R I E N D SPORTING GOODS ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES All Your Needs in One Stop CARPET TILE Compliments BEN CIHAK 371 us. 51 North of Causewa FUNERAL Y HOME FORMICA LINOLEUM I NO GREATER COMPLIMENT COULD BE PAID OUR UNIFORMS THAN THAT THEY ARE BEING WORN BY THE STUDENTS ATTENDING CATHOLIC CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Eisenberg A 0'llara 1315 Market Street PHNADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA llonker Supply Co WHOLESALE PLUMBING and HEATING EQUIPMENT INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES O 1338 Wood Street Congratulations to the Graduates ot Catholic Central HASSETT 0IL COMPANY Q1 Aura, Q38 p. N U F 001' Q so 40 Nl 'U 'X as 2 no UUIPMUW so c 2 M noon- e in 2 5' V1 4 vb L., 2 b' 9 XX 'S Acnicoxx J. Congratulations to the Class of '56 S. Anderson Packing Co Incorporated 510-520 West Hackley Ave. MUSKEGON HEIGHTS MICHIGAN MUVEY STEEL and WELDING 00. MU M Comp11men s . . . HANSEN'S DRIVE-INN 1436 APPLE, MUSKEGON 795 E. BROADWAY. HEIGHTS Class of '56 Compliments of A FRIEND THE PHILLIPS 66 STATION Marquette at Jackson Ken Hutchison GAS - OIL - TIRES BATTERIES 6 SMILES Phone 2-9184 Henry's Market FANCY MEATS AND GROCERIES Phone 2-2016 1496 Beidler St. MUSKEGON, MICHIGAN NORTON HARDWARE 2620 McCracken Super Kem-Tone and Kem-Glo Fertilizers and Garden Supplies VOLKSWAGEN SALES 81 SERVICE Eighth and Westem Phone 63-4472 Compliments of BOWEN-FISCHER MOTOR CO. 3550 Airline Road Muskegon Compliments of BEST WISHES , S P A L D I N G S IEWELERS AND OPTICIANS CUSTER DAIRY BAR 240 W. Western Phone 2-2415 1133 Third Street MUSKEGON, MICHIGAN M. S. Gudelsky-Mgr. Congratu lations to the C of 1956 lass .gm Q WE XNSUMNW WNWAR 924 S d S ON MICHIGAN MUSKEG Congratulations from llion's Service slNcLAm Pnooucrs QUALITY CLEANERS Opposite Ceniral Campus A. J. VALLIER and SONS WALLPAPER AND PAINTS SxH1and Dah Phone 2-3127 ARBOR FLORAL COMPANY 1222 PECK STREET MUSKEGQN, MICHIGAN Compliments of Runzel Drug Store 1964 LAKESHORE DRIVE Since 1908 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE cLAss or ss Kanitz Dry Cleaners Russell Belrose. Manager STEEL FABRICATING COMPANY DESIGNERS - ENGINEERS FABRICATORS - ERECTORS Phone 2-6635 590 W. Southern Ave. YOU CAN'T LOSE MUSKEGON, MICHIGAN CONGRATULATIONS TO THF cgrfxss or was Compliments of Radium Photo Service 367 W. Western I Phone 22-2222 Frltz Drug Store Portraits and Everything for the Photographer MUSKEGON HEIGHTS Herman's Chevrolet and Buick Muskegon County's Oldest Chevrolet and Newest Buick Dealer See us for the Best Deal in Michigan Compliments of Muskegon Glass Company Buy your Wedding Cake from COLE'S BAKERIES Congratulations cmd Best Wishes for Your Success A Friend I Panyards The Point and Paper People THIRD AND HOUSTON PICTURE FRAMES - GIFTS RELIGIOUS GOODS Congratulations and Good Luck, Seniors . . . JOHN WOOD COMPANY BENNETT PUMP DIVISION . . . known for Good and Steady employment in Greater Muskegon for almost 35 years. Congratulations to the Class of '56 May everything go your way. Bert Ferguson Motor Sales Cedar at Clay LUCKY AUTO SEAT COVERS AUTO TOPS SEAT COVERS CONVERTIBLE TOPS Seat covers installed in 30 minutes without charge. Dial 2-8793 999 TERRACE ACROSS FROM THE COURT HOUSE Congratulations to the Class of '56 The National Lumherman's Bank 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS MAIN OFFICE 223 W. WESTERN Between Terrace and Iefierson The Ban BRANCH LAKETON AT SANFORD For your convenience open until 5:00 p.m. on Fridays of Friendly Service Congratulations and Best Wishes to the 1956 Graduating Class wbi CONRAD'S We ' Qyhadzbo Class Portraits of Distinction WEDDINGS- CANDID AND FORMAL BABIES AND FAMILY GROUPS Call 2-3013 For Appointment 184 W. WESTERN AVENUE Across from Penney's GOOD HEALTH, LONG LIFE, and SUCCESS to each member of the CLASS OF 1956 JOSEPH F. OPALEK, -IR. - JOHN C. WHITE The men you should see abou! the plan you should have REPRESENTING LIBERTY LIFE EIIIII AUIIIIIEIIT INSUIMINCE UIIIIPANY First and Clay Muskegon, Michigan Telephone 2-8818 TODAY IS THE FOUNDATION OF TOMORROW! You can help to build your future with our Guaranteed Thrift Planf Now is the time to prepare for opportunities as they arise. Let Joe or John show you what your pennies can do for you. '-'Especially deszgned for the modern young man and young 1007111111 SERVE A CUP OF Wm COFFEE A DELICIOUS CUP EVERY TIME as or nl II 44 Sf' If' 'I' G . a . U 4, 5 I H GROUND TO SUIT ,, YOUR NEEDS , STORES hh pg 'Ns new Sold at all QUALITY SERVICE FCOD STORES Iso STORES SERVING WESTERN MICHIGAN Antekeiers 3098 LAKESHORE DRIVE NU-WAY SHOE SHOP SHOE REBUILDERS - HAT CLEANERS 850 Iefierson Street Phone 25-1140 .114 ' 415 W. Western - - ?e4tazuIae9 - - HAMBURGER ROYALE - SHOESTRINGS -- SLAW - 48g VAN'S FRIENDLY SERVICE We Give S GH Green Stamps NEXT TO CATHOLIC CENTRAL CENTRAL HARDWARE make Central Hardware your Headquarters for GOLF LAWN SEED STANLEY GARAGE DOORS 'ECLIPSE' LAWN MoWERs CORBIN BUILDERS HARDWARE UFORMICAI' ACME QUALITY PAINTS Terrace at Irwin C 'Ple'e Line of Fe iHZm Phone 2-2787 RICE BAKE SHOP THE BEST IN BAKED GOODS - Phone 2-7347 807 Terrace Street Muskegon, Michigan We Specialize in Wedding Cakes and Party Goods 'K COMPLIMENTS TO OUR 1956 GRADUATING CLASS ' and Dawg Laketon and Division FINE DAIRY PRODUCTS C 1' t Ompogmens DONALD NUTT Dealer in QUALITY DAIRY COWS 5 Q. Mffen 0. Phfme 37 CENTRAL MILL RAVENNA, MICHIGAN kix ,WV -Q W SN, faq' . M. IIA X U vw, ' 1-JW Aa- if km X fx, Xi VSV zmfx. fum. gf'-wi lf in .5 Sl 'M .if 5 0 O 9'9 .,.-.Q-utllllll' Congratulations on Your Third Successful Year HERRON'S MARKET Third at Houston Muskegon Compliments of RUBERTSS CANDIES Terri Lee Market GROCERIES - MEATS - PRODUCE - BEER - WINE OPEN 9 A.M. - 12 P.M. - 364 DAYS A YEAR Summit and Peck Phone 3-1921 Muskegon Heights, Michigan Telephone 2-3401 Established 1866 FRANCIS JIROCH CO. CIGARS - CIGARETTES - TOBACCOS CANDY AND FOUNTAIN SUPPLIES 248 Market Street Muskegon. Michigan Jade Bagan. Dame Studia TAP - BALLET - BALLROOM - ACROBATIC -- TOE Class or Private instruction Muskegonis foremost studio of Professional Dance Training 133 Monroe Ave. Phone 28-1157 COU RTESY Medendorp Auto Supply Co. 2701 Peck Street MUSKEGON HEIGHTS, MICHIGAN B E R G M A N DeMURO'S MARKET 5 E R V I C E 743 MARQUEUE Ave. S T A T I 0 N Italian Food HAHN DRUG HAHN PHARMACY PILLS AND THINGS The store the Norge is across from Phone 3-2245 PILL MILL NO. 2 One Block From Airport IOne country bIockI Phone 3-2993 E. 8. J. USED CARS ALWAYS A SQUARE DEAL Phone 3-1042 3537 Getty St. MUSKEGON, MICHIGAN Compliments of . . . PRICE CLEANERS GEORGE'S SERVICE Lakeshore ot Moon MUSKEGON, MICHIGAN MENZlE'S DRUG STORE Phone 2-2927 Daniels O UNUSUAL GIFTS Compliments of TV HOSPITAL 1020 W. Laketon Near Catholic Central Drake Brothers Construction Co. HOME BUILDERS Phone 24-6289 606 Houston Ave THEODORE DRAKE Compliments of A Friend KEN AN D BEA'S GROCERIES - MEATS - PRODUCE - BEER - WINE Open 8 a.m. to 12 p.m.-Nights--Sundays-Holidays Ninth and Broadway Phone 3-8393 Muskegon Heights, Michigan Compliments of POMPER HARDWARE 101 E. BROADWAY TO THE CLASS OF '56 Meet Mr. Thomas Paquin, Assistant Pur- chasing Agent of Sealed Power, shown here talking to joseph Jensen, Catholic Central Honor Student. He, like you, graduated from the Catholic High School system. However, he was a member of the gradu- ating class of St. jean's in 1941. The story of his successful career with this company is a story from which you can draw inspir- ation and guidance, for his problems fol- lowing graduation were not unlike those which currently confront you. In the near future you must make some important decisions about your future, just as Mr. Paquin did some years ago. No matter which path you may chart for your life, we invite you to consider Sealed Power as offering opportunities to alert young men and women. salad colporation Leading Manufacturers of Engine Parts 'I Plants in Muskegon Heights and St. Johns, Michigan A Rochester, Indiana and Stratford, Ontario Compliments of MAPLE LAN ES Bowling Center TOT 8. TEEN SHOP QUALITY CHILDRENS WEAR From First Day to First Date 260 Houston-Muskegon Phone 62-9334 Compliments of THE 1954 CRUSADER CO-EDITORS Adelaide Kaiser, Mercy College, Detroit Edward Paquin, U.S. Navy and THE 1955 CRUSADER CO-EDITORS june Marlin, Aquinas College, G. R. Paul johnson, SI. joseph Seminary, G. R. With Best Wishes WAGENMI-XKER'S Your Friendly FIorist 1236 Apple Phone 2-3126 COMPLIMENTS OF The Illuskegon Garage Door Co. Ivan Richie I I FUNERAL HOME F W TOPPER DRIVE-IN Helen and Guy Wells TOPS IN SANDWICHES - ROOT MALTEDS - FRENCH BEER FRIES 1075 W. Laketon Ave. Get more Zip . . . more Zoom . . . with Zephyr Gasoline! EPHYR 2 A Regular and Efh yl NAPH'SCl. REFINING COMPANY REFINERS OF sousx AND BLU-FLAME HEATING olLs suowurrn amuse comms! Sanitary Dairy Milk Extra Care Means Finer Flavor Good Luck to the Graduates MUSKEGON MICHIGAN Founded on SERVICE O ENGINEERING O APPLIANCES O MOTOR SERVICE O TELEVISION O ELECTRIC CONSTRUCTION 923,11 0 Hope Your Highest Dreams Come True WHEN YOU THINK OF SHOES COME TO B llfl 'S' 333 W. Western Phone 2-3232 There is a destiny that makes us brothers, No man goes his way aloneg All that we send into the lives of others Comes back into our own. -Edwin Markham Campbell, Wyant and Cannon Foundry Co Compliments of Diamond Trucks Muskegon 309 Lcxketon Ave. MUSKEGON, MICHIGAN WINDATT-PONTIAC Pontiac Sales and Service 2001 Peck SI. Telephone 2 6046 MUSKEGON HEIGHTS, MICHIGAN Walhurns Funeral l-lome REPUBLIC TRANSFER 81 STORAGE TERMS - CASH Phone 2-9246 Bob Forton, Prop. Mobilgas Bob Fortnn's and Suns Service MOTOR TUNE-UP LUBRICATION MOTOR REPAIR Ottawa at Marquette Muskegon, Michigan CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '56 .4 1 . J' 3 -'WQFURNITURE co. Serving Muskegon's Best Homes Since 1900 7 Parmelee's Jewelry Compliments of Two Stores to Serve You I 214 W. Westem Ave. col MUSKEGON Phone 2-2907 2758 Peck SI- Youn oLDsMoBlLe MUSKEGON HEIGHTS Phone 3,1477 CADILLAC DEALER Klan-R 01- ga' 2 ,,,,,, X L 7l 5 If v lf F., - Wzw. 91 qt o :TMET m 'if ef' 4, + PICA 5 Sxv PRODUCING ENGINES FOR USE ON LAND, AT SEA, AND IN THE AIR, FOR OVER A HALF-CENTURY fan fm en tal Ma fars fg-4'paraf1'an MUSKEGON, MICHIGAN TEEN-AGE FOOTWEAR AS ADVERTISED IN SEVENTEEN R. and S. SHOE STORE 193 W. Western ONE OF YOU TO SERVE YOU -- GERARD ANTEKEIER MICHIGAN SPRING CO. Compliments Sc Sc 31.00 D 81 C 51.00 Muskegon Heights, Michigan BLUHM BROS. SUPER IGA MARKET 7-9 W. BROADWAY - IN THE HEIGHTS Everyday Low Prices ECONOMY HARDWARE QUALITY HARDWARE AT MODERATE PRICES 2812 Peck SI. Phone 3-2273 Just South of Broadway MUSKEGON HEIGHTS, MICHIGAN Congratulations to the Class of '56 A C I-I T E B ll 0 F F FUNERAL - - AMBULANCE SERVICE We Invite Your Confidence! Non-Sectarian xclusive! ff- A the refrigerator important 3.6 IIIIIINTEED TWICE IIS I0 II MICHIGAN CONSOLIDATED GAS COMPANY SERVING 800,000 CUSTOMERS IN MICHIGAN 130 Congratulations to the Class of 1956 Office .fup,2fz'e.4, jnc. 885-887 Terrace Street Everything for the Home and Student Desk Compliments of . . . CHADWICK'S DRIVE-IN LEDNARD SUPER X-TANE GASOLINE AND FUEL OILS GEORGE FRERES Uptown News Stand 183 W. Clay Ave. Phone 2-2878 Most Complete News Stand in Wfestern Michigan We Sell Subscriptions Too ALWAYS THE BEST FOR LESS HASPER'S SAVE-MOR MARKETS Three Locations-FIFTH AT MASON 139 E. LAKETON 770 W. BROADWAY, HEIGHTS Best Wishes to the Class of '56 A. KRAUTHEIM QUALITY JEWELERS 329 W. Western Ave. Congratulations! to the Class of '56 . THE HOMEMAKERS OF TOMORROW anderveldes Wh Y ere ou'II Do Better in Quality and Price BRO - MUSKEGON G Meier Cleaners Pete Hubler -- Used Cars IDEAL GIFTS AND RELIGIOUS SUPPLY SIGMUND DENNIS. MGR. Phone 62-3102 934 Second Si. MUSKEGON, MICHIGAN A 8 L GROCERY just across the Float Bridge Phone 3-1947 4230 Henry St. BEER - WINE - GROCERIES - NOVELTIES STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS Congratulations From LAKESHORE SERVICE Standard Oil Products LEO LAPPO-OPERATOR F lejszar Agency INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS 1665 Sixth Street Phone 2-2542 1 Compliments of . . . TWIN-CITIES HEATING 6 SHEET METAL WORKS 700 W. Broadway Phone 33-2203 MUSKEGON HEIGHTS, MICHIGAN COMPLIMENTS . . . CLASS OF '56 TED'S PANTS SHOP Specializing in PANTS - SWEATERS -JACKETS WEST MICHIGAN ADVERTISING CO. THE CLARK BOOT SHOP Telephone 2-3179 Michigan Theatre Building MODERN FIXTURE CO. INSTITUTIONAL, RESTAURANT AND BAR OUTFITTERS Phone 2-2537 1383 E. Lakeion MUSKEGON, MICHIGAN 411 W. Western Avenue MUSKEGON, MICHIGAN CONGRATULATIONS . . . C0 'P'I 'e '5 of BOB MOORE Your Telephone Florist 1915 P k S Ph 22672 2764 Peck Sf. Phone 3-1498 ec l' one I Muskegon Heights, Michigan PROM TIME IS OUR TIME 1 Fast PLETCHER s FURNITURE Lowcost FURNITURE - APPLIANCES MSUOPOHIUU JEWEL-RY - GIFTS Rent-A-Tux Service 2152 Getty Phone 2-5333 'Wm Edelman 2-urine Sam 201 W. Western Compliments of Fischer's Peck Street Hardware MUSKITGON HEIGHTS lOA0f0gI 6LlO y . . georg smil:l1 'A' 1576 peck street muskegon, michigan phone 27-8493 Congratulations to the class of 1956 BROWNE-MORSE COMPANY, MUSKEGON, MICHIGAN MAKERS OF QUALITY OFFICE FURNITURE FOR MORE THAN HALF A CENTURY Manufacturers of Steel Office Furniture, Aluminum Chairs, Filing Supplies, Laboratory Equipment, Hospital Case Work, Fume Hoods INSURANCE - ALL LINES Caughey-Schuler Agency Charles F. Schuler 404 Hcckley Union Bank Building Muskegon, Michigan Phone 2-5316 Hackley Union National Bank Serving M ONTAGUE MUSKEGON MU SKEG ON HEIGHTS Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ANSI? 01155 QW ROBERT MILANOWS YOUR PHOTOGRAPHER All-State Football Robert George Hansen 2-7369 1783 Sanford Muskegon, Michigan lowest Priced fine Qualiq' Springs Money 1' an Buy iii? W AMERICAN IIUMPANY I E- an ,4Zf.'ilE,.1.,f1....'oUR'NQlllR.l.f,f ww AQ QW afzZ4e?fame...?afz'7ada4Z'zq c. c. Captain- 56 Robinson Lincoln-Iiercury SALES 6 SERVICE La keton at Fifth MUSKEGON CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF '56 AFTER YOUR GAMES OR DANCES - COME TO FOR YOUR DINING H. R. Ierryherry Company GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN Manufacturers of CATHOLIC CENTRAL'S OFFICIAL SCHOOL RINGS Congratulations Seniors Zoromski's Food market YOUR COMPLETE ECONOMY FOOD CENTER Phone 2-8693 2006 Henry Street MUSKEGON, MICHIGAN ilhalhirnie-Apnstle iililnrtirianz SINCE 1865 P xxpllhil 24-hour Ambulance Service Second at Webster Phone 2-2168 Muskegon, Michigan J. H. LEE 84 SON HARDWARE Muskegon Heights CONGRATULATIONS Compliments of from your dependable DODGE Dem' '-assr senvlcs IN TowN HATHAWAY Moron co. Phone 5 2 , A Sherman-In Glenside Third at Merrill GlROCCO'S MARKET Fine meats and personal service Phone 3-2431 329 W. Broadway MUSKEGON HEIGHTS, MICHIGAN Compliments - his Ed G CUT RATE 1697 W. Sherman O TOYS O COSMETICS O PACKAGE MEDICINES O FOUNTAIN SERVICE Zfofafelzi' .CE CREAM Marymax Motel. . . Mary and Max Wojton, Your Hosts Phone Muskegon 4-1292 WESTERN MICHIGAN'S ULTRA-MODERN MOTEL 3 miles north of Muskegon, Michigan - Across from Curvecrest -- On U.S. 31 MARYMAX RESTAURANT . . . Mr. and Mrs. Walter Delaney, Your Hosts TO OUR GOOD FRIENDS AND PATRONS . . . ln behalf of the Third Graduating Class of Catholic Central High School, we wish to thank the Business Men of Muskegon, who helped us in our efforts to make this Yearbook possible and who encouraged our aspirations that it should be a fitting representative of Catholic Central in Muskegon. - Crusader Staff WL f7Al'I'L0l'Lt5 LYILJ Edt W A Q.. ,Jlor ymflfl' .SMCC055 EV TYLER SALES CO. EA IDER HORIZONS We have reached the summit of a hill. Before us is the broad horizon -- wider now than ever before in our lives. Our school has made outstanding progress in its three years. We hope we have developed accordingly. Two classes have completed their courses here and become fine Catholic citizens of the world. Under the leadership of our principal, Reverend Louis LaPres, Catholic Central has become known and respected. It is a center for Muskegon Catholic Youth. Its clubs and activities are increasing and broadening the school as well as its students. lf-12 As we also graduate, Muskegon Catholic Central's horizons become wider. Out of our ranks and our successors', great scientists, teachers, doctors, engineers - leaders in all walks of life - may be its future alumni. Soon we leave this memorable high school and face the widening horizon. We leave, with a double world outlook -- happiness in this world and in the next. The Class of 1956 Margie Goulet, Secretary FOR CGUNTRY . . . C. C. Seniors in the Armed Forces raising the colors in front of school. George Shields, National Guard, Tom Cloud, Bob Maieski and Chuck Brown, Naval Reserves. :-7 , Lx . 2, Y -2211 :.'. 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