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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1957 volume:

PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS CATHOLIC CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL MUSKEGON, MICHIGAN 1957 FOREWORD . . HERE WE GROW . . . For four years we have worked, prayed, and played together under the guidance of experts in the fields of education and Christian social living. Our theme has great meaning, for as the school has progressed, we too have grown older, and we hope, wiser. Opportunities for spiritual, scholastic and extra-curricular activi- ties have come to us. We are now prepared to seek new horizons and help to build our community. We came to Catholic Central with ideas and we are leaving with ideals which we hope to fulfill. In this volume of our Yearbook we present in word and picture the treasured memories of the work, the pleasures, and the life of the students here at Catholic Central. Here we have acquired a full realiz- ation of the part Divine Providence plays in our lives. Our Senior class has built a tradition which is now history. This class of 1957, C.C.'s first four-year class, accepts with gratitude its preparation for a forward-moving world of great significance. We hope that in future years, graduates will be as proud as we are to say, l graduated from Greater Muskegon Catholic Central. - Coralee Donlevy 'l 9 5 3 :I 9 5 7 auon new ll e ily nxt 0117 14111 LIKIQIIIIUIIIQ' clam flcflzmte ffm 1937 CRUSADPR lo thou Ulm fnlzcrl lmzkc om jams at Gnfzlcz AIIIMQQQOII Cafbolzc Ccutml High School Our Blshop Tha Most Runrund Allan Babcock Our Prmupal Rcwrend LOUIS B LaPres Gur P.15tor5 Our Pfucnts CJLII rlguhnm Thc Sghool Bofud Ihg Ilolx I IITIIIS Assuu mon The Alumm Thu Student Body Oux Irmnds I l xb - ,, . Q 1, ef . f .- ,, . ,. ' . . L K I . .Q '1 v nf J 2 ' fl 'L' . QQ Q Q Q I , . . Q , ,J Q .I . L ll .VIILTESS ill C'lf'C'f1' ll'll1'.' Q , Q. , , , , , . . . Q. QQ . , . , . . Q ., . . ' ,Z . , . . A Q' . Q . Q Q Q :Q . Q Q.Q . uw .,,'-Hi M, I .uv . .E of-1 Ati '17 . .4 .A--it 'f-tm'f4 ?- fu 'gif' -gf ,iv I 9' f . A , slug F S R I 4 'l-.Qi S ff? 2 K e A 2 ' E 1 1 , -Q., gum ? 99 His Holiness. Pope ln a recent address, His Holiness, Pope Pius XII, reminds the this present era, ot the need ot continued education: An people is defenseless and at the mercy of skilled agitators or ulous politicians. The Holy Father also warned young people against being with the hustle of daily life in the acquisition of material pos The only security for peace, contentment, and true success found in a spirit of reflection, prayer and meditation. A , Pius XII youth in ignorant unscrup- too busy sessions. can be Rev. Louis B. LaPres, Principal of Muskegon Catholic Central High School. .J t fy ,f li lf' ln the brief existence of C lic Central each graduating class has written a particular page in the history of the school. This year we salute you, the graduating seniors, as the first four-year class to go forth from Catholic Central. You, the graduates of l957, are in a much more complete sense the products of Catholic Central. The name and reputation of your school will be most closely allied with your future lives. We, the faculty, are confident that you will live up to the ideals that Catholic Central represents, that you will recognize your responsi- bility to these ideals and through them be the instrument of God's grace to others. Be assured that our prayers for your happiness and success will always be with you. JZMM' 7,141 'X:f vQu,qf A C C e' Reverend Victor P. Gallagher, Assistant Reverend Herman H. Zerfas, Assistant Principal of Catholic Central High School, Principal of Catholic Central High School, Dean of Discipline, and teacher of Senior Faculty Athletic Manager, and Freshman Sociology. Religion Teacher. Catholic Central High School Board Rev. Louis B. LaPres, Principal of Catholic Central and Pastor of St. Francis de Sales, Rt. Rev. Msgr. William E. Fraser, Pastor of St. Jean, Rt. Rev. Msgr. T. Raymond Dark, St. Mary, Rev. Francis J. Flynn, Our Lady of Grace, Rev. Rudolph Hornberger, O.S.F., St. Thomas the Apostle, Rt. Rev. Msgr. 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. Darwin Peterson, 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. ,.,f,MW 'ff ,f. I, ' ' pa., .',g?,M w.mu,q,Wxf7?. 44,- HE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN FACULTY REV EDWARD CHMlELEWSKl REV JAMES C CUSACK FEV ROBERT DENTZMAN Science Guidance Latin IV O F M Remedial Reading Mathematics Mr Farhat, New Athletic Director, presents Coach Corgan, as he gives his farewell before leaving for the University of Wyoming Rev MARTINI HoocTERP Rev PATRICK SCHOEN Rev Auaenr wnsom MAYNARD BUCK RAY CIOE MICHAEL CORGAN JAMES FAGAN EDMUND FARHAT Director otMus1c Athletic Department Arhlerrc Director Mathematics Athletrc Director Study Hall Commercial MRS DELMAR FlRME THEODORE GAUL EDWIN A HORN WALDO KEATING LYNN KINGSLEV Physical Education Science Athletic Department Athletic Department Shop Instructor Sgrgnge Spence Industrial Arts l r , r - r x Religion Religion Instructor Religion Instructor J t. 13 XI , t 'yeas r , , l MRS GEORGE NOEL JAMES 0 TOOLE HENRY SALISZ SISTER MARY ALICIA O P SISTER ROSE GONZAGA O P Hlstory Commercial Business Problems SISTER MARY CALLISTA RSM SISTER MARY HELEN OP Engllsh Hlstory SISTER MARY CAROLA O P SISTER MARY HUBERTA OP Physncs Homemakung Art French History' English Cnvlcs Hlstory SISTER MARY CONRAD O P SISTER MARY LAURENTINA OP Commercial Business Problems Hnstory SISTER MARY CONSILIUM RSM SISTER ROBERT MARI O P Engllsh Journalism Lnbrarsan GP SISTER CLAIRE MARIE O P SISTER MARY MICHAEL OP English Moth Latln SISTER MARY EUCHARIA O P SISTER MARY VIRGINIA RSM Lotln English Out of thelr scholastic role for a Chocolate sponsored by the G A A are Sister M Chrustopher R S M left and Slster M Huberta O P nght 9 I English Speech, liroma Shop Instructor Choral Industrial Arts SISTER MARY CHRISTOPHER, R.S.M. SISTER MARY JOANNES, O.P. Comm oX Scho ts Xn Xn Gosses 666 Gosses I Z Sew! Gosses ! 2 ff Phat FASCINATING RECORD OF GROWTH ATHOLIC C gh p b 1953 7 h by M d 3 M M g d 'inn lv MW Q1 'I 1 TV AFD' mmf? MyC M b h 1,51 at 0115 wmg First' Students Enter Catholic Central Yam' 001C Awat Activity ls The Word COUAUC1' Ode 0 e ,e.,,,,,,e, Nauon A Q C I zon LC tu 9 T H K 31110116 Central Ca e e G time 0115 May Be Cb me ers wen 0 H 21 x Y An A nstmas re FIYSI CZit1'lOllC A X0 Fcntiollc Boys Try Weavlng U83 Photo ent Footl1allSn.:1,1 orlung t Keepsafowmg M dass C Cards Issued SfUde,, a 1011 Jus H S C Sfudenf fp, Race? h T W Ro Q, S ecif C tral Hi School of Greater Muslce' other u I' ations, fro - 195 b gonhasb 'g 'hl'f d yt ' f'hflly dd yl P' C.C. t. opening d y' 195 th p .E y Sh ' h ' g h f S pb k f ly - C.C. event printed in The uskegon Chronicle Th b s who have been on the teaching staff since the Western ichi an Catholic, The Campaigner, and opening ay. U l 4 W 'H ,1 51, 1 K K Ar A .R 'f 'o' in A H. ,Q A., 1, 1 si il' . 'Q ff x QT 1 1544 MM , , nl f N iz 2 o , 0 n 4,1 if Y 1 ff ' 'sf ,Q et A , 2' 1 K -1 as , . R ff, . M Q- Q , 4 , Q f 1 4 I ,wM,,1 .., A ' 1 Sister ar onsilium, R.S. ., journalism instructor, left, and Sister Ro ert Marie, O.P., librarian, receive this fascinating account of Cat olic Central's growth and progress as a gift to C.C. Library. C if ' ' ' 1 C b off! C I ,- , Q - ' ' 1 S Y S , f t . L it ' Q 9 ' ' 0 Q S M ' R ' P p,,... a Id D 'l W v a ' 4 f d B t' Y ' 1 to ' ' R 'fst I' ' 0 19 g 5 . . nfs: H y Cn . , E051 lg 3 , 0 by WKBZ ., E A D ut af C lon v Rage' and , 2 - Y Judy -'Gsm alto Ul S The Program at Catholic Central reads - Period One - 8:45 But many Catholic Central students who wish to grow spiritually as well as mental- ly and physically, assist at the Holy Mass offered daily at 8:00 in the cafeteria or gymnasium. They realize if they would continue this growth, they must walk His way of love and sacrifice. QX Some memories are vibrant and compelling they remain forever. Such are the effects -- thoughts of the three day Retreat conducted by the Redemptorist Fathers at Catholic Central. Above, Father John McPhee CSSR gust finished a Conference after Mass to the Seniors and Juniors. Father never referred to them as teen agers so their thoughts were serious and forward looking. if Father LaPres, principal, informs Father Edward Nugent, C.S.S.R., of the fine impression his retreat made on the freshmen and sophomores. Naturally both priests, who are deeply interested in the spiritual advancement of youth, are grateful and relaxed. Advent opens with the Homeroom representatives assembling with their Advent Wreaths which are blessed by Father LaPres. T Guidance is offered to every student in C.C. school, collectively and individually, if desired, by Rev. Edward Chmielewski, instructor. Receiving assistance in clear thinking about their 'future are Juanita Plichta and Margaret Hartman. CATHOLIC CENTRAL OFFICE PERSONNEL , SECRETARIES . . . efficient, generous in rendering assist- ance to faculty, students and visitors. f ,itil lf!!! , f i MISS PATRICIA WENTING MISS ANGELA GROLEAU Ill IN!! IIIIIISIRKS Responsible for the deluclous health grvrng noon lunches served in the cafeterua are the directors shown above Seated Mrs Wrllard Teall supervnsnng dneucuan Standrng Mrs leo Enders Mrs George Rossman Mrs Ray Salsbury and Mrs Charles Brown assistants MAINTENANCE MANAGERS Indus pensuble to the upkeep of CC and the W comfort of faculty and students to -Q, P1553 AMBROSE WELBES RICHARD AERTS Maintenance Dnrector Custoduan 5 f X .. M s ,,,W,,,,,,,, he 5 ,, f A ' wg 2 ,,,. M I M ,M- '9 Q M. I I 2 ' E QE I , M x W K ' Wm ff 1 lv? l l Li M 2 -fx, T z I i . I . . . e. . l . I . I r , . , . , G . ,Q ' - ,all x , Q , ' f ' fig ,fm Q 22 V -In V vary !! ,A f ' , 4 7. f 4 ef SPH -ff , I X- uf .'-'4lx Student Council president, Tom McDermott confers with Sally Cooper, Dave Vivian, and Tolley Lauretti, vice president treasurer and secretary respectively. ws ' Catholic Central is proud to be a first to formulate and accept a code of ethics for her students. - Tom McDermott Reverend Louis B. LaPres, principal, and Tom McDermott, president of the Student Council confer with student council officers and class presidents on the teen-age code of conduct Tolley Lauretti, Larry Dowd, Sally Cooper, Father LaPres, Tom McDermott, Dick Lappo, Dick Ros enberg, Mike Kuleza, and Dave Vivian. 16 The council, its officers, homeroom representatives and committee The hall monitor orderly and errand boy heads, all working together to uphold the views of the student at Catholic Central Monitors are assigned body for the betterment of Catholic Central through direct supervision of the Council Student - Faculty Intermediate and Student Government Starting the ball rolling on the decent speech campaign are three seniors, from left to right are: John Carpenter, Sally Cihak, and .lerry Fitzpatrick. CATHOLIC HOSTS COUNCIL . . . Muskegon Catholic Central High was host to Region IX and XIII Convention, with students from various schools present for discus- sion and action on common school problems. 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A DRINAN R DROUILLARD J DUFF M EDLUND EVANCZO J FALBE J FALKOWSKI J FOLLETTE MOTTO right time e right thing In the right place, at ef COLORS Blue and While 'E FLOWER whne Rose FLYNN PATRON Our Lady of Schools OP Mr James Fagan 4:4 9' 'fm 1 J FOUTS Wm GADZIEMSKI M GAINER T GAJEWSKJ J GENTER R GEORGE G GIANETTI M GIBES GINEMAN 'mv Ns- GORYL J GOULD C GUZZO M HACKER HARJER B DOLLIVER EBERSOLE ai wi FIRLIT FRANCZEK M GANNON GLOTZBACH HARKEN in J DOUGLAS 1- D ECHELBARGER AV J FITZPATRICK G FREDER P CARTER G GAUTHIER 1 P GORESCH J HAUSEMAN , . il ll .A J we J E in V - . V . . . ILL V. I J . Q J . Vi . V -.., , .JV VV V -, ,, .VV , ,V .V .5 -v-'-lAv- V V V as E V , Q I 5 -I A 'rx , '--- -A L L. y -' . . . . M. J. . i A , , 0' 4. ,l .I , V - :J 'V J,eV l -zzw V I 5 .1,. r J, if' . ,..' In ' V VV , V V L :,., ,.., A V V VVVV ,, . J. . , . M. . . i llTh I u I 1 . ' - V li f,,- 3 I - . A s. J M. . :Cx ADVISORS - Sisler M. Michael, O.P.y Sister M. 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D MANIE L MARTIN MAZUREK L MAZUREK MORRIS B MOSELER J NOVAK D OBRY M OTOOLE B PALMER 4 4 P PHILLIPS A PICARD R RADISAUSKAS RAYNOR T ROKOS ROWSON -at M MARTIN G MEDBURY D MOSLEY PASCO R P R P MARTIN D MICHALSKI PASTUCHA M PLATT JU MARTIN E MASON MAY MILLER MISKOWIEC J MOLL 'Zu' V M P NEMGAR NOEL 55 sum x M OLSON M PAWLOWSKI H PERRIGARD J PETROWSKI N PLICHTA K PRELESNIK OUIGLEY C REDENIUS E R D RIBECKY D RIEGLER R OE W1 J Rumowsxl K SCHEPPMAN J SCHILLACI SCHMIDT 5 SCHNIPKE A A I 4- f ia A J I I I J ,. f f In K an H , . . . , R, , M. f , I . 3, .. zzk ,... . I ,. A--- 4 I, ,I , .Z Ir',.1 , ,I I A f 1 , ' - I 2 fg - 51 z Il . Z2 I. I ' If , I I . ., I, I , -:., x Q ' aiu Q ' G ..., M. J. . 15 Q I J ' ' -2,. I II -I I I I zl, A-l-l- I I. .1 f ' II 'I 3- I Q , I I , I II I U JL K V I I I - , ' ' I II . , I I I I E. . . . . G. If I IIII I,, ,.I I , I .,J,:,, I.,,I I IIIII, . I ai, f IIII I 'I I - . J. I . B. J R2JLLS .JJ 5' . AA'I' 2 1 'I A A I I Z , I .A 5 ' I ...... I .::,. 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V K f T ADDICOTT L ALLORE in N BARNARD 'uw KY' P BERRYHILL L BIA K D BIESIADA L BORGESON S BOWEN J BOYD ALM J BAKER M BALASKOVITZ N BALASKOVITZ FQ ur Qb?V R BENEDICT NKERT M BERGHUIS M BITZER J BLANCHETTE L BLANSHINE D BOHLAND JUNIORS Class of 1958 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Q, .5 Jerry Wolskl Duck Lclppo Joan Huffman BRADBURY BROWN BUSH NGHCY BC'IC'Sk0V'IZ iku x F BUZAS CADIEU G CAMPBELL E CANTU J CHANEY CHAMBERLAIN C CHICK C CHIODO D CHURCH CLARKE COOPER S CORGAN F OX r CRUZ M CUTLER Ireosurer president secretory vlce presldent CERESKA COLLIGAN D CZINDER BEGIN 29 i . ., ' -I Q ' 'JII I, , cl '...,- V, x vi .,,.. s H , -1 I A ,K I -un ' ' an I V . ' A . L. . J. BE . XL 5 Nj: ,,,,i I ,III,, I,.,. 1 S55 25? Ii, ,...: - llllb ,,,. ' , ' ., ...,,A F . s s s s s s s s s s s . I I sBBsss I , fqzl V , S is A I CB III IIIBBB I IIJIII - . ' . D J. ' ,, Ml I I I I: .LI . ' P. F. ff I1 s I iz I ws ,If I-B A, I' I. J' f ML- L gcw P I? III I i i' I fg 924 1 If BB. ' I f 5- I I.II I j L ,L-I g 5 ' L.. X , ' K - 5- - . C 1. . . C, M DALGA M DALGA M DARIEN -qu 1 K M DE MILIO R DE MURO J DERDA Ann il M FAINO B FAKETTY M FANALY is E FEUERBORN FISHER T FITZPATRICK M FRASER Q' V FULLER GAJEWSKI GANNON R GAUTHIER GORYL R COULD J GRABINSKI f D AVIGNON M D AVIGNON D AVIGNON 'Q N. K DORAN DUGAS ,fum I-an FARNELLI FELIX in FAX., M FLORA T FODROCY K FODROCY MSN.. P GERMAN 9 as 'V B GRAY 'U M.. -. Eofous P HERRON H GREEN GRUSZECKE D HORAN D HouLE M Hows 30 HABETTER P HARRINGTON M H if-A T HRONEK 1 HUFFMAN HUSS DAWES uw 'ha' EDDY E EMMER .an R FERENZ J FE SKI FRANCZK GOKEY F GRADISHER N HOLLY D HVIZDOS V lzvlvl in . qEAA1. .l:,., F.:V . Ffh. M, :fund V' 1-52.1 . . . G. ' . ' T. ' R. VIF- .-FR,, ,,,- -.V:, : ':: P' L PM L in ., ,'k,: f:1 3 ,.,: Hjyfs ------ z-2 'Z ,A-, .5-. -' ,. '- I L- ,,:.. ' P :-V ., Q. , H PM P RFF E P L RRF .,.,,,.. .v-.,, ...E ...VZL .. ,.,, '-,, V 'l W. , Qu? - b:l . . . . . s. T. . ki K .:-is , -5- X Y 1. - :A if VV In -I 1 Q If j i. . . -M cv- .- , xn ,. 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JOHNSON K Jo:-4NsoN A KELLY V KESTELOOT sf' X M KoszA o KRALEY Do unto others as you would have you Blue and Sulver Carnahon Slsier Mary Chrlstopher RSM Slsier Mary Huberta O P Mrs Maxme Noel 7 Z-aw X ma D LEVANDOWSKI J LEVANDOWSKI M LYNN B MCCARTHY M MC DERMOTT S MAHONEY 5 I 'i 'f A x M L PS B LODES L MARTIN MARTIN T MARTIN K MATUZ L MASTELLA R MAYETTE M MAZUREK W MERREN JULLIE KIES KUEHNL them R MARTIN M MICKO 'S ':'.., L 5-' P I If . I I 3-' ,, avg . J- , 3: ' wg 1 rw I 4 igk . -...Y , - .1 fl K . .,.,..v. 'A ll., , - , Z . H in y . A A . A AV is l .QA J. . D. . K. . R- g I claw -. I J- ,3 1 r N B ' -.:... .1 LJ -. .. A6 :1 AAIII I f I I -I o:,,, .:.: In if V .bizl . my Vyy:,,: 5 M , ..,. .4 4 , ' Ezzz' I5 I 3' - .. I A , -- I , ,. ,. he wk I I I .I I I D. . ' D. 1 . I In I JJJ A af 1 1 gyv ,I ,,I. Q 14 f A V X Q1 s l , V Q , 'Q' i . R . . . . IP . L. ,I T' 'III ,, p I ' I , 1 , ' , l C ,- 5 l 3, . .... R. . D MILLER J MI LER H5 --o W' W E MOSS MUDGETT im NICLES B NOVAK ,fgsi OLSON M O NEIL 'if S PAUL J PICHETTA RAMBO C RATCLIFFE M SANTOSE M SARADE X V-:sn R SCHWAB L SELLERS Q! -QW R MISZEWSKI F MOOG H MULVIHILL 41 T OBENAUF ORCHARD PIVONKA viii' A ROBARGE A SCHOLTEN B SHAW 'hu MURAR A N OCHS J PANOZZO 'Qu P PLICHTA A ROJAN MORAN 'wat M NADEAU J ODT H PANYARD T PLOUHAR be 'WY' K ROSSMAN N SCHAAB T SCHILLACI J SHEBESTA P SHERFINSKI P MORISSON MORRIS M NEMGAR N J OLSEN R OLSHASKE M K s. A PAPARELLA PASTORI POTUZNIK K PUISIS RUTLEDGE L RUZICKA WN. 5.-ie-...A J SCHMITT M SCHOMOGYI 2 Qs J SHERIDAN R SHUNTA ,.,. Q , Q . ' t J L Q K QQQQQQ Q Q ' ... 4 Q '4 ' Q .QQMTL . N., fav 'L L.I 2 1 ' ' . . . L . . M. . E. M -'I 54 .,.,: Q ., QQ I .. QQ zf Q' If QQ QQ Q ill . I EQQQQ QQQQ QQQQ 4 QQ Q Q ,.,, QQQQQQ, .QQ Qg Q ZQI i QQ .5, .QQQQQ Q 1, ,- . ,:,, Q ,:.- lqulb Q . I Q Q Allll IQV Q Q Q q,- I ' Q 'YQ-Q,,, . . ,,:V.,. Qu Q. .J I - J JJ A X .gsm A J EA . I I . J. . D. . . M. 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I fi If 'lx A 'R A SKOCEAS L slorzr SMITH SMITH L SMRCINA J soBJsH J soxolosxr 5' -fl Xrvf' SPRADER B T AMOUR W ST AMOUR M STARIHA W STRIEDER P STUBERG an F TEJCHMA TISCH TOMORSKY C TUFTS F TURCO T TYLER F UGANSKI NJ' C VALLIERE VANAS VANDERWEST VASQUEZ B VOGEL C VILLANOUVA B VOGEL on ik VON HOHENSTEIN VOYT E WAHR M WAINWRIGHT J WALKOWIA D WILLIAMS J WIRTZ nl J WOLSKI B WOOTTON C YOUNG ZUIDEMA L SLAMKOWSKI J AL EN TRIBUTE TO THE SENIORS The year 1956 57 IS a memorable one The fnrst four year class rn the annals of Catholnc Central wrth the motto For God For Country and For Catholnc Central wull fnnlsh thelr hugh school careers June 2 In the splrltual socual scholastic and physical world of C C we have shared wnth the Sensor Class a time replete wlth happy expernences May your tomorrows dear Sensors be as happy and successful as we your admurnng school frnends wash them to be I ,Z I -':- , Q J ' , , I 1 1 I 'W T ?' I . ,Q ' JZ . 'J X I E . , - if ' ' I ,,., :, I - I f 3 K I I , , A 1. wg, ,, , rg 1i'55,g . . J. s. . . . iz , ' , nqz Q J 64 I .3. -' A I JJJ can I r J- J. . s . T .... B. s ,,,.l . I e,., .V I , J rr r tr. I In ak , D. T. . . . . 3 IIA ,. -gr: zz: A, 3' A:,, J ,.,, : :-. I' fr :JJ Ze ttt. ,.:, ' ,2,W'HQ 1 A, .CI :::' AVH' , . , . R. T. s .... ' JVV ., ,,s' xr f , it .llzz .H hx' 5 . qnz lnvv E Q '2.' 'Q L . I J , . A I I Illl C, I T. Im . . . tc . I I I VAAZ y,I,I I We I I P . , , . M. . . 1 5 wie U1 ln order to promote intellectual growth, there must be a definite plan of study and reci- tation where pupils see clearly, vividly and will strongly. English-Commznzifaliou Medium of every state is the eduatm si yoistta. Freshmen English students of Mrs. Noel and Sister M. Consilium, R.S.M., wrote hundreds of letters to China pleading for the freedom of prisoners. This group is sorting and posting the letters before mailing them. As a segment of Literature, Junior English students present a radio broadcast to members of the class Mrs. Noel gives attention to members of her Freshman with music, dramatization and complete sound effects. English classes as they emphasize vocabulary. Latin, a Living Language From Virgil to Philosophy in one Latin course. These Latin-speaking Fourth Year students agree with their professor, Father Cuzak, that latin is a living language. Left to right: Sue Carpenter, Joan Pawlowski, Kathleen Jenks, William Gray, and Tom Novak. Jim Baker reports on the life of Caesar to the Latin Il class under the direction of Sister Mary Michael, O.P. Sister Eucharia explains the future tense of the verb audio to her Freshman Latin classes. Parlez vous Francais? or Do you speak French? Sister Huberta asks her second year French class, which they doubtless answer Cui or Yes, Frequent bits of humor add life and increase in- terest in the Sociology classes 'instructed by Father Gallagher. Social Spirituality Reverend Clement Gustin, O.S.H., explains to the sixth-hour Sociology class the need for more reli- gious vocations. Everyone knows the answers in Father Zerfas Sophomore Religion class today Commercial The Office Practice Group, under the direction of Edmund Farhat, is learning the techniques of modern system. Junior and Senior girls work to the rhythm of music and take dictation from their commercial teacher, Sister Rose Gonzaga, O.P. First year Shorthand Class takes direct dictation from the phonograph, a new medium of dictation, under the direction of Sister Mary Conrad, O.P. Mr. Henry Salisz's second-year Shop class is engaged in various stages of producing modern typing desks. By this process they have saved a considerable amount of money. Left to right are: Gerald Wahr, Mike Zuidema, Jim Deuling, Dave Boh- land, Roy Vanas, Dave Frederickson, Jim Wirtz, and Mr. Salisz. VOCATIONAL SUBJECTS Machines are humming in Catholic Cen- tral's Home Economics room as novice seamstresses add final touches to their spring outfits under the careful direction of Mrs. Gannon. The Home Nursing class goes through the bed making and care of the patient, under the direction of Sister Mary Carola, O.P. Left to right are: Arlene Munder and Audrey Gibes lin backgroundl, Shirleen Kozik lin bedl, and Mary Lou Kovalcik. HISTORY - A Record of Events Dan Houle is assisted by Judy Hylen in explaining the crisis that brought on World War ll. Studying our own country's history is illuminating and fascinating. Ancient History students are engaged in a discussion about the destruction of the Babylonian Empire. Y i Q-9,5 'sg X 1 '- '-'- f 'SV f gf f .mms-:1.:-:a----. 1: --,. s4,- .,.. I .- -. .:.-I-2 , , 'e f f,, -Sf :V .:-:- -:Q -., .-V.. M'-Si V wg M wi 1 f 7? ff , I WW 3 M 1 ' ' fvw,gA i F W . 2 - 1 mp W . . X , A ,,., 44 W 4 . 5 H V V4 vw Qt 1 wg A, Q'-Q gi ,M uf' . 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R Belrose M Carlson J McCarlhy B Hull S Roger K Rossman J Young D Conybeare M Herron Second Row D Connell K Mcvurz M Marhn M Rawson D Young D Nollnnger B Harper N Teall C Johnson B Buck S Snupky K Cawkuns S Mahoney M Shallfoe Third Row J Sladel M Ocnlka A Conybeore Theresa Goryl M Budwuck M LaBelle F Comeau J Housemun P Gokey M Qulgley A Drnnon J Jedrezak J Schroeder M OTaole P Kowaleskl Fourih Row D Chlcaz K Aldermk T Vanderwesl M Spears T LaPres B Powers D Sweel T Novak D Sheridan W Grcy B Sibley G DAvrqnon D Marhn M Fodrocy F Holub K Hylen M Banter Af The Chrusfmas Assembly this talent group enterfanned with 0 bongo beat Bob Tales, bongo drums Jum Fleischer snare drum and Henry Green with hrs saxophone ' 7 - 1 - 1 ' 1 - 1 - 1 - n 1 - 1 ' 1 - 1 - 1 ' 5 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - . , . , . . ' : . , . ' , . , , . , . , 1 - 1 ' 1 ' L 1 ' 1 - I 1 - 1 - 1 - ' 5 - - 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 - . 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 - - Z I 1 I Mathematucs and Scuence for All Ages Interest percentages on loans are beung studued by Mr Algebra I us a necessuty to get unto college Thus course Horn s General Mcuth Class unstructed by Suster Mary Claure O P Physuology students fund new and strange thungs about Mr Kungsley refers the drawung to Mechanuccul Drawunq common oblects whule peerung through a mucroscope students Muke Sass and Jum Vanlente Father Watson, General Scuence unstructor, explauns the human eye to hus General Scuence class u Q I ' . I is ' ' ' ,l . . F u 42 l Steve Mines, C.C. winner ofthe Voice of Democracy contest. 1 l Sue Ellen Walsworth, essay winner, Catholic Literature vs. Comics con- test sponsored by the library. Senior English students, directed by Sister M. Callista, R.S.M., win honors from the National High School Poetry Association for their en- tries: The Highway, by Bill Steinerg To a Friend, by Alice Steersf Grass, by Kath- leen Jenks, and The Awakening, by Pa- tricia Hoover. Father LaPres is congratulating winners. Contests Winners - Help Our Growth Excerpt from essay: This derrlocrrzcy of ours 11ltr11cl5 all who come in real c1111t11cl with it. Tlwexe l1L'll'l.'l' 1le1'ole1l followers. too. will help Xllflfllrj' the I1fIIl7'i.YlJ7llL'Ilf of clear 111111111 rlllll clean hearts to feed our lhri1'i11g 1le11111cr11cy. Then they may .ihure 111 1111r priclez 111111, lhe11 they fflll, may carry the Inrch of 1le111ocr11cy 111111 hle111l their voices with ours 115 we sing: Liz'e on America! In Christ-like brotherhood. Lire on we pray! Reflect Go1l's glory In thy democracy . . ' Runners up - Patricia Hoover and Delores Schmidt. Dan Rackiewicz, winner of All- City Football Trophy for Catholic Central this year. Winners of the annual Christ- mas talent show - Maureen O'Toole, Barbara Buck, and Diane Dion. C.C. seniors set out for a day of getting ads for the Yearbook. Publication The Yearbook Staff, a zealous group of students, meet for a dis- cussion on the Yearbook and to look at its new cover. Standing: Jim Gignac, Sally Cihak, Steve Mines, Jackie Baker, Bill Goggin, Mike Dwyer, Bob Miklosovic, Mil- dred Kordecki, Audrey Kotecki. Sitting: Coralee Donlevy, Jerry LaBelle, Co-editor, Marsha Swan- son, Co-editor, Beverly Pearo. We, the Co-editors of the 1957 Crusader, are proud to present to you a resume ofthe growth of Catholic Central's first four-year class. We have endeavored to acquaint you with its activities. In School, In Classes, Be- tween Classes, and After Classes. XX s ' Mike Dwyer Bob Zadel Business Manager Patrons Workers C.C. Journalism students on a tour through the Chronicle are being shown by Mr. Bud Jaeger, School ,da Page Editor, how a page of news M is begun. Accompanying the stu- dents is Rev. Father Watson, chap- erone of the group. .. ,.tl J . was :,,f .31 1 . ' V xl A Rudy Miller Judy Jessup Jim Gignac School Page Campaigner Campaigner Editor Co-editor Co-editor :ZE -E ,,Vi Campaigner sports editors are busy making their 1, . ,IAA .lzl ,zl layout for Sunday's edition. Larry Allore, Charles sises A 'J 't zvl. ' Chick, and Bin Merfen. The most impressive part of the Catholic Education Convention in Milwaukee, says Marsha Swanson and Coralee Donlevy, Hwas the talk given by Father J. Christie, S.J., welleknown iournalist from Fleet Street, London, England, on the 'Need for Freedom of the Catholic Press in England'. Making sure that the Student Prints comes out on time are Co-editors Leroy Smrcina -f and Teresa Addicott The staff of the Student Prints takes time out to pose for this picture. 45 0 exwee Q5 wig I 1 - 'Q Between classes is a time for relaxa- tion . . . lunching and lounging . . . in order to make the body fit for intel- lectual effort when classes resume. The spacious gym and cafeteria are attrac- tive during inclement weather, but the large campus is never vacant . . . summer or winter. 'iv-., It can never be said C.C. students lack vitamins. With able dieticians, the menus are planned to satisfy the thousand students who daily fill the modern cafeteria. Linda Gauthier is demonstrating the mimeograph machine to Mary Ann Hahn, a new C.C. pupil from Hun- gary whois getting familiar with the school between classes. Bobby Totes Diane Comet and Charlotte W Faculty members, Ambrose Welbes, Ray Cioe, and Al Horn would much rather see class time than supposed leisure. Mr. lynn Kingsley, on the other hand, seems very content with the J h I4 I t, fyd h C h , supervisory capacity as they prepare for the Annual Football o nson, sc oo ar lsts, in t e at ollc banquet Central Campus a very enjoyable scene to paint. 46 lf lp i ...H , .. .L- .4- A power company spokesman introduces the Electronic Oven to Catholic Central Home Economics classesg demonstrating and explaining its practicability. it . 1 ,:':Fr,, sf, . ,fu Assemblies are popular at Catholic Central. Here Football Coach Mike Cor- gan presents Dan Rackiewicz with his letter at the annual Football Award assembly. Senior students break between classes for a breath of fresh air. English students, under the direc- tion of Mrs. Noel, illustrate the Merchant of Venice in an extra proiect they constructed. 47 Clubs and Organizations . . . encourage acceptance of respon- sibility and bring students of common interests together at Catholic Central. CLUBS ADD INTEREST TO Father Cusack confers with the latin Club and officers: president, Tom Novak, vice-president, Kathleen Jenks, treasurer, Jim Baker, secretary, Alice Steers, and historian, Anne Kelly. Duane Davis explains the principles of the Pulse Jet to members of the Science Club, under the direction of Sister Mary Carola, O.P. THE STUDIES OF FOREIGN LANGUAGES French Club officers, Charles Schuler, Susan Smith lsittingl, Alice Steers, and Bill Steiner, study a landmark of France. Members of the Library Club take time out from their meeting for this poses xx Miss Lynch, student nurse at Mercy Hospital, Mus- kegon, explains the duties of Future Nurses and elaborates on the challenges of professional nurs- ing at the meeting in the small auditorium at Catholic Central. Student Librarians of Marywood, on left, pause to inspect the card catalogues of C.C. They are directed by C.C. librarians, Eileen Moss and Mariae Firlit, at the Librarians' Exchange Meet. 'nn Co-editors of the Library publication, Books'n' Things, Mary Lou Poire and Phyllis Plichta, are fast at work on the next issue of their paper which is new at C.C. this year. 49 A mayor dlvlslon of the Clubs are those who are more interested ln the rellglous aspect of orgamzataon The Young Chrnstuan Students Organization of C C meet under the durectuon of Slster Joannes O P Handmauds of Mary are busily engaged ln makung rosarnes to promote devotion to Our Lady of the Rosary The club IS under the dlrectuon of Sister M Eucharua O P Members of Our Lady of Fatnma l.uterary Club are planning a panel duscussuon on the Blue Army of Mary D Smentkowskn Linda Smrth Slster Mary Vlrglma Jams Smlth and Judy Stratton Crusade for Safety is the motto of the Teen-Age Traffic Safety Club. During the year a convention was held in Muskegon and these students represented Catholic Central. Standing: Joan Stong, Mary Nemgar, Tony lnosencio, Bruce Beda, and Jerry Wolski. Sitting: Nell Steers and Sally Cihak. Jim Potuznik explains the functions of Writers Club as being a voluntary organization to promote creative writing. Listening for plans and suggestions are: Joe Novak, Kathy Prelesnik, Madline Shalifoe, Kathleen Jenks, Sue Carpenter, Joan Pawlowski, and .lean Young. Sister M. Callista, R.S.M., is adviser. fm' if r Girls who keep the G.A.A. organization running smoothly are the officers: Mary Carlson, president, Helen Martin, vice-president, and Sue Ellen Wals- worth, secretary-treasurer. Boys who are already serving their country in the many reserves of Muskegon are: Leonard Barnhill, Bob Gross, Phil Jonio, Charles Loss, Frank Novak, Rudy Miller, Earl Harley, and Ron Blanshine, with Father l.aPres showing them an old copy of the constitution. tel s Pkk xa55e 'br' Greeting guests before the dance are Jim Sowa and Linda Bourgesen. Couples arrived dressed in their best, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Marion Sowa. They are: Ron Komarek, Andrea Bennett, Bob Gauthier, Joan Grabinski, Linda, and Jim. After-school hours present opportuni- ties for playtime, where bodies grow strong and erect with muscles firm and well-toned. Social hours are gay and joyous . . . Lessons in cooperation, sportsmanship, loyalty, and self-sacrifice are also after-school offerings. Afmfber imporlarzt even! of lbe year is lbe Christmas Prom. Il is a gala evening right from lbe firsl pre-prom parly lo the breakfasts after the dance. Waiting impatiently at the home of Jackie Sumner, while minutes seem to be hours before the prom, are: Jackie Sumner, Louis Tisch, Darlene Rakosky, and Eddie McBride. and .... then .... after lbe dance .... Members of the senior class prepare a post- P Schuler. They are: Charles Schuler, Jerry rom breakfast at the home of Charles Fitzpatrick, James VanLente, and Dan Rac- kiewicz. 'W c'f'-'itz 1 f as I Closing the football season was the annual football banquet sponsored by the Elks, foqthe players and their parents and friends. Social events include other dances, too, like this one planned by the Student librarians. Jack Frost Frolic, held in late November and made possible by these girls: Karen Rossman, Phyllis Plichta, Candice O'ReilIy, Audrey Gineman, Maureen Fox, and Mary Lou Poire. Season's Greetings will come to plenty of families when they receive the baskets assembled by the students of the senior class: Tom Fredrickson and Bob Fox. 3 FSM, wa ,, 3 Q W7 sf PW? 'S ' J f . 1 f 'A f N ,sw fi 5 if 4 ,jf '95 f ,gg W gk 2 'Q ' ' ':'f., my f, W. , , yy' ' 5' e 0 f 1-4135, .4 'nn D r a m a tic s Dramatics holds a high spot of interest at Cath olic Central under the able direction of Mr James O'Toole. Seniors near completion on the professional stage which they built for the Senior Class Play. Elwood lBill Steinerl introduces his imaginary friend, Harvey, to Mrs. Chauvenet, while Myrtle Mae Simmons looks on in dismay. Mrs. Chauvenet is played by Eleanor Wilson and Myrtle Mae by Alice Steers. F 5 5 --A gi' 6 ,WV i, ' f g 5 , 4435 .5 -' f , f 4:9 Q I 60 'Q 4 : Q 9,9 Q Pee' Q' ' 43' 0 QSVQ' ' 0 s'o'o g 6,86 I ' C I Q? wt 3 8 9.3 ' X C r 'V Nt X F I N I N VJ.-11: X MICHAEL H CORGAN EDMUND FARHAT Former Athletic Director Athletic Director Varsity and Varsity Football Coach Football Varsity Track Sports Sports based on air play elezates lbe .rpznl aboze small mzndeduess dzslwucrh and lrrrkerj Sports 15 a builder 0 moral rbarader or what u ould In the use o pbjszral rourage and orre 0 rbarafter 1 Christians only ex lozted Ilaem or the uorldly ends 0 ummng a cup or gnmg Ibemselzes the airs 0 Supermeup FROM HlS HOLINESS POPE PIUS Xll Since that day in l953 when it become a reality the spirit of the Green and Gold Crusader has achieved great recognition Under the guidance of Michael H Corgan at rose up from the ranks of the unknown to heights of fame and greatness Because of his work and that of his aides the Crusader is highly respected In the elite of athletic circuits The Crusader dusmounts and bows his head because he knows that through the loss of Mike Corgan something will now be missing Then he looks up and smiles for the reins have been handed to Edmund Farhat who the Crusader as sure wil' carry on the tradition of the Green and Gold It is with deepest gratitude that the Crusader turns and says thanks to the Coaching Staff the Faculty the Student Body and to all those who have helped him stand for true sportsmanship May the spirit of the Green and Gold Crusader live on forever. The Sports Editors 3g'j,,,,.....- lm. RAY CIOE Asst Freshman Basketball Asst Reserve Football Asst Varslty Baseball Coaching Staff AL HORN Varsity Basketball Freshman Football Asst Varsuty Track RT REV MONSIGNOR ALBERT A KEHREN A ploneer rn the establushment of our school and an asset to Catholnc Centra athletics for whom the Kehren Field Day Trophy us dedlcated WALDO KEATING Varsuty Baseball Reserve Football Reserve Basketball RON REGECZI Asst Freshman Football Co captains Jim and Dan The Lettermen Now look Chuck' Chain Gang Dempsey Mlianowskl Murray Touchdown' T. J. Kane and A. L. Benedict : .gy- Team Doctors Graduating Seniors FRANK GAWKOWSKI All Cnty Fnrst Team DICK LAPPO Ann Cnny BOB FOX All Cnty JIM JAUNESE All Cnty Fnrst Team DAN RACKIEWICZ lttle All Amerncan H M I All State Second Tecnm t Team All Cnty Fnrs JERRY FITZPATRICK RON BLANSHINE All Cnty Fnrst Team JERRY WOLSKI All Cnty J-zn V- W All Cnty CHUCK SCHULER All Cnty G , lqf' m W Q' , if , V 4 , I MJ' - if 1 Ann-snane, H. M. Q . . . X G j ' 'I - . . x .X U v A' ' Q ,,, . 14 , 14' 'Q F , ,,...,,. X ' V .I I X A f? ' X , , LL' 1 Crusaders f f Etzpatnck s 89 Yard Run GIVES Te By MIL rin! I-I am76Wm 4 gn fn :Mo vw-4 nf lm n B 1 I pm b Halt Long GH Openmg Day Streak fi ' v1 vf I 0 xwx A n 9 'C Q 2 N Il 3' xriii vig 1954 h J' yi, f as C Murray me B49 p,le Up' that ball' c ATHouc CENTRAL STADIUM SEPT 15, 1956 GRAND HAVEN M YEARS WASS Svzzouo RECORD or NEVER HAvnNo Losr AN APPED TONIGHT OPENING QAM BuccANEERs 76 AS THE BATTLING E 'N JERRY FITZPATR CRUSADERS OUTLASTE QUARTER WHEN 'CK BROKE A SCOREL D THE HE scuRmEo 89 ESS DEADLOCK IN YAR THE THIR KICKING me PLACEMENT PLAYING D5 TO c0FFnN CORNER Wm, RACKIEW D RU INSPIRED 'CZ GGED GAMESTERS, POSSESSED A D BALL, MIKE CORGANS ucm BUT OFFENSE no IN DEFENSE AND A YARDS , RINDING ' 7 . . rrumm rum, mn mg ww,-.1 1 1, mu wma wir N 1 p, ,,.,,,,, H, N. . y, ,, m .1 pm umm: ,mn rm mm um ,mr rf ,n W, my .1 ,N ,N ,, ,M ,,,,, .N .,,,,,,,, . 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If t en Muskegon Catholxc featuring an 87-yard i Ilb k Jerry Wol k' In Easy Fashmn SEM ?I,,.deL,, in S1 here last night as It CATHOLIC CEYTRAI. 1475 - I' Lrnte l-DI Imuskt. Eddy G!-and Raprdg Central Endr- ln . ll ell. Bllndpuzr. Bun . ' - About 2,000 ltlllcl-Blinshlnf. Llppo. Yrfll Hckwl 0 Fllno, E o K' ulrd I rh . R400 . Mehrrmott hundred of them I Im a, 'TI-fn, 1 rv 1. turned out for the ' man Field where lush , , 'rntrrn-Y 1. Ne r , D n. A V mm,-s Inn I. 'RRR' ' . vl'l1- age vxolence In the ' ' ' ' ' ' ' has given the city pltrtrk. xx' Nah All rf. Plr . lllrfn, lnrpf I The Crusaders R CINTRKL lI'I r dm-IKDII-rr I 1.1 In n backfleld of Fred Ilore Bruce Beda kndge I Tlflll I K II Q rntrk l I I n roued up 20 pc I. I I 1 Nr! II Yrlnl it III h kept 0 fort ramen SKImnInII sw-a ground Zim? to Bulls Ilnler in I- thhurn W Willson I rr lil straight lr f-1' 2 llllrston 'il I ART J Capfcun J Horan Central 4 13 G VUCIOUS Sak e S F0xIeI Do somethmg Harry' - o v 0 0 y o I , T In 1 1' , I I I Q K l 5 Q tk , II I Nd 3 I II III Q I-no ' Q L- f L mmm I Ivlsks Nunn s un in , II A 0 I II ter. Y x G 1.7 . . . ,II . .ln1'P, G N , Ol- ' I .. Ylllnll. n- rtxtr , .Iv . putt , A ' rum-. Tatum. ii Gund:-N It , .' an , ' , . If - au' . ' l' . Y. -4' . rl 1. Rl . ' A ' W, ' , II 3, sm, slams, I el I . M, Q , at 3 , . I if ' ' . I - , , . I ' I N. I .. ' ' ' ' f GRAND RAPIDS MICHIGAN SEPT 28 I956 THE INVASION OF FATAL TO GRAND RAPIDS CENTRAL A5 THEY Fm BY ON CATHOLIC PRQVED THE WAYSIDE HILLTOPPERS COULD NT Toox TURNS SCORING ELZMWITHIN LUNGING DISTANCE AS THE CRUS47 I3 THE ALL OVER ADER BACKS FOLLOWING wot THE FIELD TI-IE SK' L21 SCHULER SCORE CARD SH BE OWED T fPLU5 5 PO'NT AFTER TOUCHDOWNS DA BLINDAUER L SELLERS AND RACKIEW HE I ICZ HOUSEMAN FIELD TONIGHT BY MU SKEG Take GR Creston Easll In One Sxded Wm 35 0 By BILL PEPPLER beaten Catholxc Central Crnatders turmng from a 3 thumprng they handed Grand llapxda Creston Saturda hxgh wmd today set then' atghtx toward one of thetr ma or goals-I victory oi Muskegon Henghts Fnday night. lt a pomble' amg httle of the raule-daule a Mxke Corgan team the Crusaders played Just about everybody on th nxght to blank an mept Cresto CATHOLIC CBNTBAL il lndr-Vll latte Gt C1 Elvllla Till! Bllldlllf lumcli Ll lays, the team manager Saturday They didnt even need specdyI haliblck Jerry Fxtzpatnck bench ed lor the game to gwentn adn? a rent, or hardrlm g ha 'IMW' back Harry Allure who aIs0 was ',,'1,'2.,n ' od out. Gaalil Vogel 1114 Some ongtrldlngu diznalve n ' play, notah y en J .lau new and Bob Blindauer an Wa s,f,'1f1:, ' linebacker Dave Vlvlan kept the fl-l2s1'0N Polar Bear! from gemag cloa- B ' er to a TD than the Catholic This gave Corgan a chance to try out hackheld combxnatxo mth the abandon of a customer an a lady a hntshop And stlll they scored. Bruce Beda playxng fullback aneaked over left tackle from the c'Q, -f, fwe for Catholic I ixrst score mxd way In the frrst quarter It ended a 70-yard march from Creston: amy game openxng kxckofi ,mm Quarterback Chuck Schuler se up the next TD wlth 678 to g blocked tack! D all l0c0lId qulftel' Because I minutes an 35 mph. gale sweepmg the ixel handed ego, aeemmgly ruled out passing C es- tlaht. 9-man lme m laelnl Miller Cantor!-'F I Dardl- I llckp--Schuh! IMI I CATHOLIC CENTRAL STADIUM OCT 6 1956 THE CRUSAD ERS Rouen BOWL UP NO FOUR RACKED UEHZOUGH WINDS UP To 45 MLOHNIGHT AT CATHOLIC CENTRALS DU 5 Pomrs AG WKE com ST w MNST G ANS DAZZI TOZIL DEFENSE HELD THEM TO 0 BE R CRESTON 5 POLAR BEARS WHILING OFFENSE K SCORI DA RACKIE E ms STO THE NG HONORS WHILE RAC WICZ MARTIN woLsKI NE HEAVY WINDS KIEWICZ SPLIT THE UPR AND EIWEII IGHTS 5 NME 5 DESPITE Bedq Hold I S run mng wud' ITG? IInel lu T1 ers Beat Cathohc 20 12 hghtmng Crusader TD Overcome b Flghtlllg Tlgers In Crt Battle ly BILL PEPPLER Bruslnng asxde an openmg Catholxc Central touchdown the Muskegon I-lenghta Txgers behmd the shppery runmng brothers WIllIe and 0sIe McCarty dumped the unbeaten 20 12 last mght In Catholxc Central stadmm For the flfSl two mmutes and 47 seconds xt looked lxke vm for hrgh flymg Crusaders who rapped the TIKEFS ior a sxx plays from the opemng luckoff llusxon faded I I But the moment of glory was when the hard hxttmg Txgers pow next drwe and sent swwel hxpped WIllIe around nght end for thexr hrs! score Breaks' The game was full of them But whether or not the Crusaders made capital of th the fact remami I playrng Tlger game for I len QD P K0WcIskI one The I pd.,- WUQKECO Tacklcr-Brom! ltvomll GuAIdi'W1cBrlda ll K 109-Walk INK i phe hav GY fo blqsf Dan' Gfcb em Fronkl CATHOLIC CENTRAL STADIUM OCT 12, 1956 THE Emsr BLEMISH OF FI GHTING cIzusAoERs onopp TOUGH, GRINDING UNE PLA scoRED FIVE PLAYS AFTE I, R THE OPENIN G W HISTIE AND MARTIN RAMBLED Ov FRoM 25 YARDS OUT sv WAY or A TIGER FUMBIE FR THE l956 sEAs0 N TOOK ED THEIR FIRST GAMEPLACE HERE TONIGHT WHEN THE Y WAS THE THEME To MUSKEGON HEIGHTS 2012 or THE EVENING FITZPATRIC Q I - l 0 o I o e O C I ' ' .L , . ered back up the field on the 5,Q,,,L.,,,,.,1.,f Q . . 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Score Wlth 33 Seconds Left Racknewlcz and W lkl Oiiense Stars By BILL PEPPLER A vastly rmproved Grand Rapxds Unxon eleven usxng 1 offense the Crusaders couldnt seem to stop came from the fmal quarter last mght to txe favored Muskegon grldders 20 to 20 and wm a moral vxctory Llttle passxng was done nn the fast paced wxde open whlch saw the speedy Crusader backs push oxer a mxnutes after the opemng kxckoff only to have the Hawks snap back wxth a 'Ityyard TD drwe on the next Both teams emerged ianrly even .,-'- ln the statxstxcs department Al though Umon rolled up 17 hrst downs to Catholxc Central s 9 t ardage edge to Catholn: Central Desplte two quick penalties wtahng 20 yards after the opening kickoff the Crusaders lmened the game with a sen cum the R renter-Yuki ull Llpmll cAr Houc CENTRAL smolum OC 18 1956 STAGING A STORY BO BY TYING G R UNISIJ ii'-'LZBACK THE GREEN AND GOLD BROKE Ev UEHLSHTNING FAST RED HAWKS Fhj3pf1?gl'iG CATHOLICS smz KRIESN lJcZ:f'ri5H5T 3 5 HE Q FlrzPATRlCKEC3ZIIxaRElA:LNlNG IN THE CoNTEs:US?ZEZSHrISv5:ME FROM BEHIND RACKIEWICZ fetus 2 POINT AFTER TOZCLVSSDEWZQDE BY l V o O I e 7 e Union conceded the ne y 'R ' , 321 to 300. ' -- -A-' hm , N, I T. , I I I Q rusader Backs, Wolskr, Frtzpatrrck Score from Far Latter Runs 24 Yards In Closmg Mlnutes ot Game To Break Tre Wm Z7 20 By BILL PEPPLER yard Beat Ottawa Grand Raprds Oct 27 Catholtc Central on a 24- run by Jerry Fxtzpatrxclr broke a deadlock In the here last mght to edge Grand Rapxds Ottawa Hxlls 27 to Fxtzpatrrclt s 3aunt was one ol four long touchdown saders shook loose to take the vxctory from a team whose yard eatxng tlme-consumlng ground game In doubt all the way The wm gave Mrke Corgan s Crusaders a I l s and one txe It left Ot one os tawa wlth three wms agamst four losses The statrstrcs tell how the Crusad lniunes an' Where Wqs our Ieff Iqckleg -I WGIkQWIak Stretch em, Jnml G RAND RAPIDS MICHIGAN OCT 26 1956 A SOUNDED THE HT HERE TO CRUSADER5 HA NIGHT AND W D ANO HEN THE FINAL GUN AGAIN THER v CATHOLIC WAS FORCED To Icronv NOTCH ON mm B TO BEAT mg OTTAWA Hn COME FROM BEHIND IN THE ElT5 ONCE 5C lS INDIAN CLOSING ORED TWICE AND RACKIEW 5 27 20 worsxn AND MINUTES Icz KICKED THREE PLACE HTZPATR'CK EACH MENTS GRUELING BATTLE WAS FOUG Blg Reds Beat Crusaders 19 0 Muskegon Cathohc Leads ln Stahshcs, Loses t Hackley Fleld COTE 3 ne near hxm The WYEKYFON HDI 0 Ends W Rl dlll fllfrk W W de 1' Hu 'Umm r Lark: Lake poxxgtex-as ge Ibrought back by Muskegon was pxlmg on and Dan RackIewIcz on brought a fxrsl nr Ent mlnnr Nlndvrv 1 fumrd Keur Grimm Kelly Bmw er H fn! r-'KUIH KI irmll' Blrl- Y L I wld? Th mp n Y I hlm rf! Lltlll I ll llnnllll 4 KTHOI If 0 Is BTI dm r I IDP X rl l :PHIL Tlfl-I lil hn Fund -hm P ll ku nl C r I Fntzpntrh-L K' lblll Li WIKI N nl k Y h ln Pl!! B Ill Dian one 38 Thle eIghL but Cathohc h I r Rl khwlr rl the 15 lme by I Plckel lie das! sxdel ne pxcke blockxrg and burst e clear mth Jerry Fntzpatrick periods U Q--1, 0 0 0- 134 lrds ll Plrkr1 Il flrk on an apparent, i backs In motxon buck Schuler d 6 of boy Tom' Shake Q leg Don, HACKLEY STADIUM NOV 3 1956 THE CHIPS SEEMED TO BE ST AS THEIR CROSS TOWN RIVAACKED Too HIGH HERE TONIGHT Fon THE CRUSA A GAME AS You COULD Rui TSM MUSKEGON DUMPED THEM 19 0 IN AS ZESS ROSS rw AHEAD BEFORE MUSKEGON HAD A CHANCE O BIG RED INTERCEPTIONS PUT THEM AN AppARENT T D BY JERRY FITZPATR TO RUN A SINGLE PLAY FROM SCRIMMAGE SEEM TO GET O 'CK WAS vEToED WHEN UT OF HIS WAY AN OFFICIAL CDULDNT BONE SHATTERINQ CATHOLIC s DEFENSE UN TACKLES AND Goo IT STOOD OUT WI D ALL AROUND PLA TH Y I , 0 0 o 0 Q , A I .V ' ' 7 - ', n , I 0. 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F ' . ,,, . . vl - I , I I v ' I Crusaders m W1Id TIII Qvercome Qugal'S Muskegon CC Fjskitvzl M by e d ,Mc WT Befor 52 B I vnmu 70 u mvrfl H A rd I' .1 In run a dan I uv End D Wd ply I n a Good catch jerry, odd one Fred and Don CATHOLIC CENTRAL STADIUM NOV I0 T956 AFTER TERRORIZING THE NO 2 TEAM IN THE STATE FOR TONIGHT MANY CRUSADERS WALKED OFF THE FIELD HAPPY AND PROUD EVEN THOUGH THEY LOST 25 2I THE COUGARS OF G R CATHOLIC CENTRAL CAME TO MUSKEGON WITH ONE OF THEIR BEST TEAMS IN YEARS AND LEFT ADMITTING THAT THEY HAD JUST PLAYED THEIR SEASONS TOUGHEST CONTEST FORCING THEIR OPPONENTS TO COME FROM BEHIND THREE TIMES, THE CRUSADERS PUT ON AN EFFORT THAT ALL MUSKEGON SHOULD BE PROUD OF SCORING WERE SCHULER, WOLSKI, AND RACKIEWICZ IPLUS 3 POINT AFTER TOUCHDOWNSJ DONNING THE GREEN AND GOLD FOR THE LAST TIME WERE SCHULER, PASTORI, J FITZPATRICK, RACKIEWICZ, MARTIN, CARPENTER, R SELLERS, MATZ FOX, MILLER RMOTT, FREDRICKSON, BLANSHINE, VAN LENTE, ELWELL, AND JAUNESE, FAINO, MC DE GAWKOWSKI 48 THRILLING MINUTES . 0 P . 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Reserves 59 C.C. Freshmen ., .. O RESERVE TEAM RECORD WON 7 TIED l RESERVE FOOTBALL TEAM First Row: S. Brown, B. Palmer, L. Winston, R. Piper, E. Kulesza. Second Row D. Smith, D. Rosenberg, T. Zimmer, D. Winicki. Third Row: Coach R. Cioe, P. White M. Monehen, W. Keating. VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM Front Row: Floyd Kuehnl - Mgr., Jack Fouts - Mgr., Rudy Miller, J. Jones, Dave Martin, B. Smith, John Carpenter, Dick Rosenberg, Dave Vivian, Jerry Wolski, Jim Vanlente, Harry Allore. Second Row: Paul LeFevre - Mgr., Dick Pasco, Jerry Fitzpatrick, Dave Tisch, Bob Fox, Tom LaPres, Calvin Keuhnl, Bob Blindaur, Frank Buzas, Fred Pastori, Dan Rackiewicz, Tom Matz, Tom McDermott. Third Row: Coach Mike Corgan, Mike Zuidema, Dick Lappo, Jeff Derda, Bob Vogel, Tom Fredrickson, Ted Fitzpatrick, Frank Gawkowski, Ron Blanshine, Bruce Beda, Chuck Schuler, Jim Jounese, Assistant Coach Ed Farhat. Fourth Row: Tom Elwell, Tom Eddy, Leonard Grabinski, Frank Cereska, Norman Ochs, Ron Sellers, Larry Sellers, Jerry Root, Dale Gauthier, Jack Sobish, Bob Schwab, Joe Faino. FRESHMAN TEAM RECORD WON 7 LOST l TIED l C.C. I3 Grand Haven .. .... O C.C. 13 North Muskegon ,..,..,. O C.C. 2l Montague Reserves ,,,. O C.C. 28 North Muskegon .,...... 13 C.C. 7 G. R. Catholic ..-- O C.C. 28 Hart Reserves .,.. ,.,.. l 3 C.C. O Reeths-Putter .. O C.C. 28 Grand Haven ..... ,,,,, l 9 C.C. Freshmen O C.C. Reserves .,.... 59 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM First Row: B. Sass, E. Pietell, J. Cherney, M. Signon, T. Pasco, T. Kresnok, T. Fuller, N. Lindale. Second Row: B. Maihcfer, T. Derezinski, C. Murray, B. Kesteloot, J. Harken, M. Blanshine, L. Kowaleski, J. Sherfinski. Third Row: A. Antikier, T. Hornik, M. Parsons, P. Shuntc, L. Bozik, J. Misch, J. Bourdon, J. Meyers. Fourth Row: Coach AI Horn, K. Begin, P. Mullen, D. Pointer, D. Engel, J. Ochs, P. Cuti, R. Barnhill, T. O'Callaghan. 71 ls. RESERVE CHEERLEADERS Back Row: Diane Dion, Bonnie Hill, Myra Quigley, Judy Falkowski. Front Row: Pat Seider, Captain Barb Czinder, and Sue Ashcraft. PEP CLUB AND VARSITY CHEERLEADERS The Cheerleaders are: Front Row: Arlene Doer, Mary Carlson, and Penny Gadziewski. Second Row: Pat Harrington, Joan Walkowiak, Linda Lutz, Captain Janet Horan, Carol Murray, and Pat Kowalski. FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS Carol Budenholzer, Priscilla Duff, Karen Cihak, Captain Barbara Petrak, Mary Kanitz, Janet Bolduc, Janis Drew, Linda Gauthier. JERRY FITZPATRICK Semor i' ,nv ff TOM EDDY Jumor DAVE VIVIAN Sophomore Varsity Basketball CHUCK SCHULER Semor BOB VOGEL Junior X my FRANK GAWKOWSKI Semor 'xxx FLOYD KUEHNL Semor Manager PAT WHITE Sophomore TOM ELWELL Semor PAUL COMES Jumor in-V .IERRY WAHR Junior W T 1: ff X l XR -T ' ff, A s ,1 'A H ' ' x ' V x .Q Q. 1- a V f IZ: V A -I W 'A , g A X, I T W A 1' , . A,'7m,j I 41 'I Aki mo . H 2 I It r 5 N ff ' Q - -' 1,2 .wwf 'YN u - 5 EF Jfxggf 'f 53 Q 4 W 36 W , ,.f, T' A : I 5 , N Y 4 'E 3 , 1 Q E f Vs , fs fp IW p as 1 ' 3 23 MQ KL 1131? RESERVE BASKETBALL Flrst Row R Radnsaushas T LaPres B Blnndauer L Albanese Second Row D Rlegler D Pasco D Smrth T Wrrght Mgr J Fouts Coach W Keatmg RESERVE BASKETBALL RECORD FRESHMAN BASKETBALL RECORD WON 6 LOST 9 Muskegon G R Catholic North Muskegon Creston W M Chrlstlan Muskegon Muskegon Heights W M Chrlstuan Montague G R Catholic Muskegon Heights Holland Chrnshan St Joseph G R Central WON 4 LOST 6 Grand Haven G R Catholic Central Reeths Puffer G R Catholuc Central Holland Grand Haven Holland Reeths Pufter W M Chrrstlan FR ESHMAN BASK ETBALL Edmund Farhat T Kresnak M Blanshnne T Hornlk J Smith N Lmdale . . ' ....,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,..,.. 5l QYWVA E -VYVYVYYV Mm-57 C.C. 43 ,,..,,,,. - - ' ' VYYA------'-v ----------- 42 C.C. 29 - ...,..s..u, . - ,VVV U QVVYI C.C. 29 . . , , ' ' ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Y,,,,w,,Y,,, 47 C.C. 42 ,.,.usss,,,,s.ssss .. HOHGf'Id Cl'1l'lSllCfI ......s,.....s......,,,. C C W M Christian QWWVVV . . . . I 1 ' ,VVwvVVV-,A-vvwV-KYV--wVVYVV 48 C.C. 33 .........s. . ' ----,---- A -,--'- 73 C.C. 28 ...,........,,,...s, Q VVVA - VWVV C.C. 43 - .... . , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, C.C. 58 . . ' ' Flrst Row: J. Herron, C. Murray, R. Monehen, J. Cherney, T. Pasco, P. Mullen. Second Row Coach BASEBALL Farsi Row T Techlmo D Vrvlan F Kokx L Maslella D Levondowskl J Boyd Second Row P Whale B Levandowskl D Schroeder F Paslon F Cereska P Comes Thurd Row Coach R y Cnoe B Orchard L S Ilers J Sow D Mar Coach Waldo Kealrng TRACK Flrsl Row F Turco F Gawkowslu J Fnlzpalruck H Allore D Trsch T Laurell: Second Row R Shunla M Zuldema C Kuehnl T Schlllacr B Bedo L Grablnskl Assrslonl Coach H Sallsz Thlrd Row Coach E Farhal B Blrndauer D Pasco T Frlzpalrlck D Racklewlcz Bob Vogel T Hronek J Baker Assrstant Coach Al Horn Too chnlly to go oufsude at the moment Coach Lynn Kingsley shows Tom Novak Ed Emmer, Tom Rokos, and Wall Franczek the proper golfing stance, hoping they II remember rl In compehllon on lhe fairways : . , . , . , . , , . , . . . . , . , . , . , . , . . : a , . , . e , . 0, V Tm, : . , . , . , . , . , . . : . , . , . , . , . , . , . . : . , . , . , . , . , , . , . , . I I , . . . . The Junior gym class, under the direction of Mrs. D. Firme, pauses for a moment from their daily exercises. The Crusettes in one of their many famous formations. G.A.A. Officers: Helen Martin, presidentg Mary Carlson, and Virginia Kesteloot. 1' ' 111 13 G.A.A. Champs: M. Balaskovitz, N. Balaskovitz, V. Kesteloot, K, Fodrocy, L. Huss, M. Sarade, B. Faketty, Sally Cooper. Scholastic Honor Students THOMAS NOVAK KATHLEEN JENKS St Mlchael St Mary Valedrctorzan C R U S A D I N G P I O N E E R S Salutalorzan 1953 A school IS born 1957 It graduates nts fnrst full grown class We the members of that class In a very real sense have been pioneers More than that we are Crusaders We represent Catholuc Central If nt ns true that a tree as ludged by Its fruits at would almost be true to say that we are Catholuc Central The founders of Cathollc Central had a serrous oblnga tuon lt was thelr task to set up a school that would pre pare nts students to meet all other students on equal ground But more than that they had to reallze that a Catholic school cannot stop there lt alms hlgher It IS dlfferent from all other schools We the ploneer students at Cathollc Central had lust as serious an oblngatnon Gradually we had to learn that Cathollc students have to be different too ln these four years we have trned to bnng these trqths unto sharp focus We know now that a person may have a keen Intellect that IS well seasoned and developed He may advance In the soclal graces He may be well equlpped to enter college or business and prosper nlcely And stull he can be a colossal fanlure A Cathollc student IS a success only uf he has learned how to save has soul and IS working on It He IS a worthy .IUDITH OGREN ROBERT ORCHARD Sacred Heart St Jean 8 representatnve of has school only If he ns keenly aware of thas oblngatnon only nf he has the courage not to follow the crowd blmdly only lf he can ludge a sutuatlon for hnmself and brave the CfIllCISm of the crowd holdmg to what he knows as rnght only nf he has learned and devel oped the habut of usnng the Sacraments Confessnon and Communion often an account On the common grounds with other schools we may have a few regrets But we can pomt to mmds that are seasoned and developed We feel that there has been progress un the socral graces that vocatnon wnse we can meet others on a common ground ready to compete and succeed with them But on the things that sharply dnstmgulsh a Catholuc school from others we ask that we be ludged not harshly We admnt there ns much to be done The good things we have started we hope wall be magna fred The thungs left undone we ask you to pass over llghtly May those who come after us become even better Crusaders than we have been It IS our prayer that God wnll contnnue to prosper Catholuc Central W, Kelli-to MARGARET HARTMAN JO ANN OPALEK St Jean Sacred Heart Q I I . . . . l - And now we come to the end. It is time for us to render I I 5 2 I IGB! l 7 We the Class of 1957 were the first Freshmen to register at Catholic Central With a combination of fright and freedom we enacted Scene One. . . As sophomores and iuniors we struggled through papers, problems and proms with more confidence. Now we are working on our big role - CATHOLIC CENTRAL GRADUATES Our curtain call in Eternity will depend in ci great measure on how we perform now. SALLY M. AMAYA MARIA O. ANGUIANO ZELDA M. ARCIONI JACQUELINE L. BAKER Our Lady of Grace Our Lady of Grace SL Francis de Soles St. Michael LEONARD BARNHILL Sacred Heart CHARLES E BEAUCHAMP S1 Thomas BARBARA J BEERMAN SUZANNE A BELL RUTH A BELROSE RONALD F BLANSHINE Sl Thomas SI Mary S .lean SI Michael BONNIE M. BLINDAUER PATRICIA A. BOSCH ALBERT BOSSE JOAN M. BOURDO Sacred HearI SI. Francis de Sales SI. Mary SI. Jean JAMES J. BOWEN SI. Thomas ROSALIE A BUGAJSKI Muchael JOAN A BROZEK WILLIAMJ BUDWICK MARY E CARLSON JOHN E CARPENTER Sacred HearI SI Thomas SI Joseph SI ames Momague 81 SI.: . .. I. 'J .I SUZANNE E CARPENTER NORMAN B CHESMER RUDY .I CHMELAR SI Mary Sacred Hear? Sacred Heart DONNA M CIHACZ SI Thomas SALLY J CIHAK SI Mary FRED O COLLIGAN DIANE V CONYBEARE PATRICIA COOK St Mary SI Mary Sacred Heart SHARON R CHRISTIANSEN SI Thomas LESLIE CORGAN SI Joseph K ROBERT J. CUMMINGS VALERIE M. DARIEN DUANE L. DAVIS PATRICIA J. DECENT Sacred Heart Sacred Heart SI. Joseph Sacred Heart JAMES R. DEULING Sacred Hear! BERNARD I DE WEESE SI Mary MARY JUDITH DION JILL A DOBB SUSAN K DOBBERSTEIN SI Jean Sv Jean S9 Mlchael ARLENE B DOERR SI Joseph 83 S 5 I Z I? I f A I Y 1 Af? CORALEE J. DONLEVY JANE E. DOUGLAS LAWRENCE F. DOWD MARY P. DWYER SI. Mary St. Francis de Sales Sacred Hear? St. Mary MICHAEL P. DWYER Sr. Mary THOMAS D ELWELL Sacred Heart JOSEPH B FAINO RONALD L FAINO PATRICK F FEENEY TERESA H FELINSKI Our Lady of Grace Our Lady of Grace S9 Mary St Michael , , , , M , Y N RICHARD M. FERSKI AGNES F. FEUERBORN GERALD T. FITZPATRICK JAMES A. FLEISCHER St. Michael Sacred Heart Sacred Hear? St. Mary PETER L. FODROCY Sacred Heart JOANNE M FORTIER SO Francis de Sales ffk FRANCES F FORWARD LOUISE D FOSTER CAROL L FOUTS MAUREEN A FOX St Thomas So Francls de Sales S9 Thomas So Mary 3 x I fr I' ' 4' V, F f , , . ,, L 5' , E W ' , 1, 5... x , 14 ROBERT D. FOX THOMAS K. FREDRICKSON PATRICIA E. FRONCEK JO ANN M. GANNON S1 Mary SI Francls de Sales SI Michael SI Mary FRANCIS S GAWKOWSKI Sacred Hear! MARGARET L GEORGE Sacred Heart AUDREY R GIBES JAMES J GIGNAC WILLIAM D GOGGIN JOSEPH R GOMERY S9 Mary SI Mary Sprung Lake Sl Mary Sacred Heart as I . f fm. - THERESA R GORYL DANIEL L GOULET MARLENE J GRANT WILLIAM W GRAY So Thomas Sacred Hear! Sacred Heart SI Joseph CAROLE A GREEN SI Joseph JOSEPH G. GREGA Sacred Heart 3 Q ,Z , QV, 4' ff I Y , , ,4 ' Hi ' v ROBERT L. GROSS PHYLLIS M. HAMEI. EARL C. HARLEY JOYCE A. HARRIS Sacred Hear? St. Mary Sacred Head 51. Francis de Sales 4 'ng, MARGARET M HARTMAN FELICIA R HOLUB JOSEPH A HOMMER PATRICIA J HOOVER Sf Jean S9 Mnrhael Sf Mary Our Lady of Grace JANET J HORAN Sf Francis de Sales MARGUERITE L HUGHES S! Francls de Sales BARBARA A. HVIZDO5 ROBERT HVIZDOS ANTHONY F. INOSENCIO JAMES C. JAUNESE SI. Jean Si. Jean Sacred Heart 50- Jean KATHLEEN M. JENKS JUDITH L. JESSUP PHILLIP E. JONIO RONALD J. KOMAREK SI. Mary St. Mary SI. Michael Sf. Mirhael MILDRED F. KORDECKI Sacred Heart AUDREY E KOTECKI Sazred Hear! MARY LOU KOVALCIK PATRICIA A KOWALESKI SHIRLEEN J KOZIK MARILYN J KRAJEWSKI SI Machael So Muchael So Thomas Sacred Hear! 1 1 N 4 RONALD S. KRYPEL FLOYD A. KUEHNL DOROTHY M, KWOLEK RUSSELL J. LA BELLE SO. Michael Sf. Mary Sacred Hear! Si. Jean DONALD G. LA FAVE Sacred Hear! RAYMOND E LA FRANCE .lean RICHARD G LASSER TOLLEY E LAURETTI ANN L LAVIGNE BEVERLY A LAWIE Sf Michael Our Lady of Grace Si Franrns de Sales St Mary ROBERT P. LEMIEUX CHARLES F. LOSS E-DWARD J. LYNCH PATRICK G. LYNCH SI Jean SI Thomas SI Jean SI Catherine Ravenna DAVID L MARTIN SI Joseph HELEN M MARTIN SI Jean MARIE T MAJESKI MARY A MASON THOMAS C MATZ MARY E MC DANIEL SI Francis de Sales SI Mary SI Michael SI Mary 91 Q. N A' 1 we I THOMAS P. MC DERMOTT THOMAS G. MELOCHE JOHN M. MIKLOSOVIC ROBERT A. MIKLOSOVIC St. Mary SI. Mary Sacred Heart Sacred Heart RUDOLPH G. MILLER Sacred Heart STEPHEN D MINES SI Mary ORIS C MOSHER JAMES F MULLALLY ARLEEN F MUNDER CAROL A MURRAY Sl Jean Sl Joseph 59 Mary SI Joseph 4 I PATRICIA A. MURRAY LORA C. NEDEAU Sl. Jean Sacred Henri FRANCIS J. NOVAK THOMAS I.. NOVAK Our Lady of Grace Sr. Michael CANDICE J O REILLY St Thomas JO ANN OPALEK Sacred Heart JUDITH L OGREN ROBERT E ORCHARD FRED M PASTORI ROBERT J PAVLIC Sacred Heart S0 Jean Our Lady of Grace Sacred Hear! JOAN PAWLOWSKI BEVERLY J. PEARO DORIS M. PETRICK YVONNE J- PETRAK SI. James, Montague SI. Francis de Sales Sacred Heqn St. Mary CLARA J. PICARD Our Lady of Grace ANTHONY A PIETKIEWICZ Sf Mary JUANITA M PLICHTA MARY LOU A POIRE JAMES L POWERS WILLIAM J POWERS SI Joseph Sacred Heart SI Mary SI Francis de Sales I 5' I N , D .nn DANIEL C RACKIEWICZ SHIRLEY M RAGER DARLEEN H RAKOSKY Y I 1 1 ff' FRANCES M RAMIREZ S1 Muchael Sacred Heart St Mlchael Our Lady of Grace MARILEE A RAYMOND SI Francus de Sales RONALD G REGECZI So Francis de Sales PATRICIA J RIBECKY ROBERT E ROSS DONALD A SANTOSE WILLIAM J SANTOSE Sacred Heart St Mary Our Lady of Grace Our Lady of Grace f f ' ?7 -If I fn I I I MICHAEL A. SASS DOLORES R. SCHMIDT PATRICIA M. SCHMUCK THERESA A. SCHOMOGYI SI. Francis de Sales Sacred Hear! Our lady of Grace Sacred Heart RONALD E SELLERS St Mary Sprung ake CLARENCE F SCHROEDER Our Lady of Grace CHARLES F SCHULER SI Francis de Sales if MADELINE C SHALIFOE SI James Montague LEONA C SHARNOWSKI DENNIS E SHERIDAN Sr Michael SI Mary i I TERESA A. SIBLEY JAMES A. SOWA SUSAN R. STADEL ALICE K. STEERS SI. Francis de Sales SI. Francis de Sales SI. Joseph SI. Mary NELL B. STEERS SI. Mary WILLIAM H STEINER SI Mary xx-AN!-d JOAN O STONG JACQUELINE M SUMNER BARBARA J SUTHERLAND MARSHA M SWANSON SI Mary Sacred Heart SI Francns de Sales SI Francis de Soles 9 'B ROBERT N. TATES ELLEN M. TAYLOR NANCY L. TEALL SHEILA A. THEILE Sf. Mary Sacred Heart St. James, Montague Sacred Heart JANICE K THOMPSON St Jean DANIEL D TODD St James Montague ,wi DENNIS D TODD THERESA M TOLLENAAR LOUISE A TURCO JOHN T TYLER Sf ames Montague SI Mary St Joseph SI Mary Sr Palrlck Grand Haven Mary PATRICIA A VENTO Our Lady of Grace ELEANORE I WILSON Sacred Heart PATRICIA L WILSON THOMAS M WINKLER Sacred Hear! Sacred Hear! Sf Francrs de Sales r Lady of Grace THOMAS M WIRKUTIS ROBERT L ZADEL Sl Mary Sacred Hear! gg I BARBARA J. URBANIK asus L. ucANsK1 Mmss R. vANLer-ns DOLORES M. vzxsouez . ' , SI. . ' Ou P ' iz? Senior President's Farewell Address For the Senior Class of i957 this is a proud moment. For four years we have attended Catholic Central and have been looking forward to this day. To some of us it has been a long time and a hard struggle, but to others it seems only a short time ago that we entered the doors for the first time to begin our years at Catholic Central. With the busy days of this school year filled with studies and activities and now nearing its completion we are making plans for the future Some of us wall continue our education in the field of our choice, whereas others will be looking for lobs here In our own hometown Our success in the future now depends upon how well we have taken the knowledge which has been given us so freely On behalf of the Senior Class l would like to thank our parents for their generosity in providing us with this fine school and also Father LaPres our principal and the faculty who have provided us with the educational and spiritual guidance necessary to make this day possible ln closing may l say that we will continue to have a prayer in our hearts for the success of Catholic Central In the comma years HELEN MARTIN SUE BELL BILL GOGGIN Vice president Secretory Treasurer I 1 I I I J . I . M It -I 4. A ve, 5 A V 2 L , Q V L if 8- Mrs Mr 81 Mrs Mrs Leona Mrs Mrs I' Y I' Judge M8- M8- Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Arthur 8- Mrs 81 Mrs 81 Mrs Louls Arcnonl Benlamm Angulano Baker Leonard Barnhnll Charles Beauchamp W Bell Russell Belrose John Blanshnne L Bo Francns Bourdo George Bowen Braunard Henry Brown Harvey Brozek Martnn Bugalskn Maruan Carpenter Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Chester Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Chester Chesmer Rudolph Chmelar John Christiansen Domamck Clhacz Ben Clhak Owen Collngan Henry Conybeare Harry Cook Robert Cummlngs Nlck Darren Montgomery Davis DeWeese Ben Deulmg Malcolm Dron Barney Dobb Leon P Doerr Francus J Donlevy James Douglas Mules Dwyer Thomas Fanno Francus Feeney Walter Fellnskn Edward Ferskl Ralph Feuerborn Francis Fltzpatrlck Stouley Fleischer Peter Fodrocy Wllluam J Fortner Alton Forward Leslne Foster Floyd Fouts Douglas Fox 8- Mrs Noel P Fox Mrs George Gannon Mrs John Gawkowskl PARENTS OF SENIORS Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Consta 81 Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Lawerence Gugnac Ralph L Goggnn Lawerence Grant Truman Gray Gaylord Gross Erwun Hartman Charles Hommer Rnchard Hoover Joseph Horan nce Hughes Michael Hvlzdos Anthony lnosencno Joseph B Jenks John Kordecku Frank Koteckn Wulllam Kovalcuk Leo Kowalesku George Koznk Edward Kralewskl Stephan Krypel Arthur Kuehnl Edward Kwolek Raymond LaFrance George Lasser E J Laurettl Louis Lawle Monica A Lynch Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Damel Lynch Warren A McDaniel Harvey McDermott Edward Martin Eldreth Martin Stanley Malesku John E Mason Edward Matz John Mlklosovlc Michael Mnklosovlc Stephen Manes Ons C Mosher Martln Mullally John Munder Frank Novak Leo Novak Raymond O Really Joseph Opalek Theodore Ogren 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 Fred Pastor: Sebastuan Pavluc Bernard Pawlowskn George Pearo Joseph Petrnck Joseph Petrak Anton Plnchta Joseph Polre James Powers Wlllnam Powers Chester Racklewlcz Wnllncum Rager Gerhman Rakosky Albert Raymond Joseph Regeczl Paul Rubecky Wulfred Ross Harold Snbley Joseph Santose Thomas Sass Peter Schmidt Vern Schmuck Make Schomogyl Frank Sharnowskl Sherndan Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Vincent 8- Mrs Lester Stadel Wnlluam Stemer J E Sto g Marshall Swanson John R Taylor Wlllard Teall Leonard Thenle Elmer Thompson I To Wayne Tollenaar J H Ta es Turco Frank Uganskl Mrs Ralph VanLente Gertrude Vento Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Garth Wheaton Ward Wilson Waldo Wnlson Roman Winkler George Wurkutls Joseph Zadel Mr. . ' ' ' Mr. 8. . ' Mr. 81 . ' . . ' ' ' Mr. 81 . . ' Mr. 8- . ' ' Mr. 8. . Mr. 8. . ' Mr. 8- . Mr. 8- . Mr-'sl . - Mr. 81 . mr. 2 . ' Mr. 81 . Mr' an ' . Mr. 8- . . MV- 8' - l r' ' . Mr. 8 . Mr. 8 . QL 2 ' Mr. 8 . ' Mr- 88 - ' M 8: ' . . Mr. 81 . I. . sse MF- 8- - r' ' Mr. 81 . ' . ' Mr. 8- . , Sr. MY- . ' Mr. 8. . ' ' , ' Mr. 8 . ' ' MV- - Mr. 81 . ' Mr- 8' - Mr. . Mr. 81 . M ' Mr. 8. . . Q 1 . l ' ' Mr. 8- . ' Mr. 8. . 22 2 ' . Mr. 8 . M'- st - , , , ML gc U - Mr. 81 . ' ' Mr' at ' , Mr. 3, l MY- 8' - D ' Mr' 81 ' - Mr. 81 ' . Mr. 8. . ' M sl ' . . Mr. 8 , ' M. 8. . ' MZ- gt ' ML 8, , M. 8. . ' ' Mr. 8. . ' ' M. 8 . fi Z ' Mr. 8. . ' Mr. 8- . ' r' ' G E. J, ' Mr. 81 . Mr. gl . - - Mr. 81 Mrs. Russell LaBelle ML 81 Mrs. Thomas T. Steers Mr. 8- . ' Mr' 8' ' Mr- 8- . ' ' ' Mr, Mr' 8' - i Mr. 81 . . . n Mr' 81 . - Dr. 8- . . -. l Mr. gt ' Mr' st 0 - MF. 8m '. M. 8- . ' ' . 8 M J - gpg we - Mr. 81 . ' . ' ' - Mr. 81 . Mr. 8- . . ' 2 Mr. 81 . Mr 8K I Mr. 8 . ' M'- P ' . . 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Most Rev AllenJ Babcock Blshop of the Dlocese of Grand Raplds Rev Louus B LaPres Rt Rev Msgr Albert Kehren Rt Rev Msgr Wrllram E Fraser Rt Rev Msgr TR ark EV GV GV CV CV 6V GV GV ev EV ev SV SV S Thomas V Bolger Francls Bramgan Stan1slaus Bur Edward A Chmrelewskn Francls Flynn Vrctor P Gallagher Francls L Karl Patrlck F Schoen Andrew Slkorskl Albert Stratz Robert Taffee Albert L Watson Herman Zerfas Franclscan Fathers Aqurnas College Grand Raprds House of Chan 165 W Western Mercy College Detrolt Fletcher Furnnture 2l52 Getty St Deanery Councll of Cathollc Women St Francls de Sales Home and School Assn Jean Home and School Assn Joseph Home and School Assn Mary Home and School Assn M1chael Home and School Assn Homeroom Homeroom 6 Homeroom 7 Homeroom 6 Homeroom Patrons Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom Mr 81 Mrs Mrs Anna 6 9 207 9 260 64 266 67 Angalona Balaskovltz M1ss Loulse Blddle Mrs Adolph Bllckle Mlss Mary Ellen Buckley 8. Mrs Martln S Bugalskr Ray Cloe and Mrs Mlchael Corgan 1m Coscarelln Andrew Dooley Dr Thomas Dooley Vang Vueng Asla Mr 81 Mrs Chester Dusnlk Mr 8- Mrs Frank Fanaly Mr 8- Mrs Edmund D Farhat Mrs Geraldlne Flrme M ss Angela Groleau Mrs Margaret Hetferan Mus Betty Hopka 81 Mrs Lee Bellah Hvlzdos Mrs Dan Kelly Ladd r Mrs Mrs B add Mrs M add Mrs Mary Lambert M s Pamela Lessard Mr 81 Mrs Robert Metzgar Muskegon Glass Co Maxnne Noel 81 Mrs J OTooIe 81MrsVJPaun r Henry Salusz 8 Mrs Eugene Schlundt or Mrs Anthony Smlth e Taftee Famnly 81 Mrs Wlllard Teall 81 Mrs A Welbes Mrss Patrlcla Wentnng Mr 81 Mrs George XVITRULIS Mr 81 Mrs Anton Zadel Mr 8. Mrs W1ll1am Zu1dema . . , ' l62 .E ' ' 16 ' ' ' 171 Q . . . . . D R ' ' 208 Mr. 8- . R ' ' ' 258 E ' L - I 25 M . is . R . t 1.11. as . . L R l 26l Mr. s . . L ' ' 262 R . ' . 2 V ' R . ' . 265 D R ' . . R I 2 . . R - 268 U R ' ' Homeroom G-2 , R . Th ' . . ' Mr. . . ' 1 . L I L. Mr. . . . qi . ' . l Mr. . ' . ' ' M' J Mr. . ' L Mr' - Mr. . ' Sf. . M ' ' St. . ll ' Th U St' . Mr. . ' St. ' . ' , ,' Mr. . . l25 I . ' ' ' ' 12 U I - . ' ' l2 , , l O . . . . . 161 I . . ' ' . . . PACHESNY FUNERAL DIRECTOR D -Q n -Q Pmnrlno comvnnv SANFORD AT HOLBROOK PHONE 26 648 Q 1 Q PHV LJNO Congrcztulcmons lass of 1957 1 45 in Kfffi I C T sxloons rmzsv srou mioirzmwnmo SMSXYS' BOAZ SHOES W N 1 fl 0 A47 xe O - 9 G 4 - I I I I Q . I I I to I C I I I I I I i f i jsf ' . :- I .,-gf: I . I? , 15' .. .if 4:2-. ffm C ' 5 3 'f 1 1 I f315:3u. l , 55' . '21 33ih'i?22+f5 Q .. V r .-r V Q, --.- 3.1, 0- H u gh:-rv: 1 Z .. :ii-. i Yin- X I fjif--., -,rw r- ,.,:,.gg4, :5f-:- . - -:j,'.1' zu ' -uma: wh:-. u I I I I I I D. C. JOHNSON PHARMACY RExAu. DRUGS Your Neighborhood Drug Store 1996 Sherman Blvd. Muskegon, Michigan jack gmac: Dance Standee TAP BALLET BALLROOM AC ROBA'I IC TOE Class or Prlnltc 1nstruLt10n Musleegonx oremosl .vludzo o Pro esszonal Dante Trrzznzug 133 Monroe Ave Phone 28 H57 VAN S FRIENDLY SERVICE We Gwe SGH Green Stam 5 CAR WASH O NEXT TO CATHOLIC CENTRAL We have sand If wxth Flowers for 31 years ARBOR FLORAL COMPANY 1222 PECK smear MUSKEGON MICHIGAN CENTRAL HARDWARE make Central Hardware your Headquarters for GOLF LAWN SEFD STANLEY GARACE DOORS FORMICA AC MI QUALITY PAINTS Terrace at Irwin Com lete Lnze o Fertzlzzers Phone 2 2787 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 57 Kalutz Dry llvanvre Rusqell Belrose Manager I . f . 1, f . . . 9 ff ' P Y! IL ECLIPSE LAWN MORWERS c30RB1N BUILDERS HARDXVARIE - P ' f ' ' - 0 ' 1 AMPEAU Muu.Au.Y 5. Mama has Conruzvz Illsufanca Bgnvnci, aaa sscov-Ao eraser pngyqg 1 1-1-1, MUEKEGDN MICHIGAN O Tal? GRADUATES OF 'KES l957 LABS Z Z, ,f Z- Z, d our congratulatlous and best wlsbes eacb and every member of tbe ggracluatmg c ass of the Greater uskegorx Catlrollc Central rllgb Scbool ours 15 an looor tlrat wlll long be remembered as osx are tbe flrst r ear tmls ilne nlgb school Your ave seen maller school of lesser rlglnal fr lt grow from surroorxcllrrgs , as members Wall class and we wow that lt prlde and satlsfa tlorm trat you loolc back over toe Soar years of yo r partlclpatlon lrx dles and scbool events v lco places you lrx t ls gnloue and rorxorable posltlorx We wlsx yo 1 every mcce s and baoplrxe-ss lu the ears to come cerely yoa Y S1 Martln Mullally C , , g T ' ' C , Z We exterl ' ' to . ' l Nl , ' . . ,, n Y . X U . , y 1 ' foo -y class of ' ' ' I , . 'r. ' a much s L Y , ' of tbe o fsb- L , ' . ' ls with great . C A y , I U . . . . Stu . W . A ,L . . . 'H mrs , XX zxxx tw HU L .Mercy .Woyzfaf dedlcoted to the core of the suck and mlured un thus community Congratulations to the GRADUATING CLASS OF 1957 Compliments COMPLIMENTS lumor Republicans Knudsen ne cream sur 2033 Lakeshore Drnve Lokeslde GREATER MUSKEGON 7 V E ' ' . CQ 3 Ia I I f 'I . . 2 5 I I OF ' A 8 L GROCERY I llc Il: 11 brzr 4 Phone 3 I947 A230 Henry Sf STANDARD OIL PRODIJCTS Com WIIIIICIIIS oi TV HOSPITAL 1020 XX Lxketon Near Catlmlzf Ceulml A J XALIIFH .und SUINS XVALLPAPPR AWD PAINTS Sixth and Dole Phone 2 3I27 Walburn Funeral I-Iome THE CLARK BOOT SHOP Telephone 2 3179 Muchxgon Theatre Buuldnng AII W Western Avenue MUSKEGON, MICHIGAN G 0 M E RY' S 501 W Broadway Muskegon He1ghts, M1Ch STEAKS CHICKEN FISH CHOPS 011131 :JL'l'n5' 3' : II ' 'Ig BEER - XVINE - CLROCIZRIES - IN'OVIfI.'I'IIfS J I ' - I A Y X1 Y N1 0 0 A A . be ilrialhlrnw Apnztle im-Inrtrrmns ,fi L!!- 74 hc ur Ambullmg Scrxxac Second of Webster Phone 2 2168 Muskegon Muchugon PUHALSKI S OPEN 900 AM Tosvoo PM 7DAYsAwEEK CHOICE MEATS McCracken cmd Sherman Sherman and Hoyt 0 D D J u- .. - 4 --. 1 ,,.'-f 'xx :H A, , , K ' . ,....-- ' I 7: , , ,.v, 4 , , ' ' x N 5 ' I ..-- 3 , 1 ' I - - .- . . . . . . Compliments of T H E T O P P E R 1075 W Laketon A e We Sperzalzze 171 Hamburgs FAIR STREET MARKET was Fm sf Gnocemes AND MEATS Panyard s The Paint and Paper People THIRD AND HOUSTON PICTURE FRAMES GIFTS RELIGIOUS GOODS Z 0 Wir! fe I 1 X I nun rr :ff n flyrrf 'ky I I . V . Congratulations from lli0n's Service snNcLAm Pnooucrs WINDATT-PONTIAC Pontiac Sales and Service 2001 Peck St Telephone 2 6046 MUSKEGON HEIGHTS MICHIGAN Compllments M, D at C STORES M, Muskegon Heights Michigan c0IlgI'd.ILlIdIl0l1S on Xour Fourth Successful Year HERRON S MARKET 1r Houston Xluskngon TEEN AGE FOOTWEAR AS ADVERTISED IN SEVENTEEN R and S SHOE STORE 193 W Western ONE OF YOU TO SERVE YOU GERARD ANTEKEIER X Kll XI llll INI OL XLIFX 'IFXXIHLIRS XXCILFT L I 9 'I'I1iI'LI 1 I I I '1' II 11 - I Bust XVisI1cw tw thc CQI.m nt' 'Q' , YY W qf A 0 L A .L A '1 ' ' 1 1 f f 329 XV. H 'S A 1 :Xv -. TO THE CLASS OF 57 Upon the completron of your formal educatron Sealed Pow er affords alert young men and vuomen opportunntres for a revs ardmg ln elrhood Many Catholrt Hlgh Sthool system praduates haxe found therr plate at Sealed Povs er as has Mr George Bull Class of 1941 from St oseph s Mr Bull started at Sealed Povstr many capautres prior to betommg a buyer of materlals M Bull has found the opportunmes many and ns pleas d to knovs that he serses an lmportant funttlon m a major local lndustry as a buyer for the Purchasmg Department Leadmg Manufacturers of Engme Parts Plants In Muskegon Heughts and St Johns Mlchlgan Rochester lndlana and Stratford Ontario 7 , , l .Q . x Y V . ' 7 . YI 7 i in 1941. During his 15 years of service, he has served in Sealed Corporatio . . . I . I . I . COMPLIMENTS OF I'IIINII'S STANDARD SERVICE Phone 3-2216 Broodwcuy ond Henry Muskegon, Michigon Aullmrizezl Dealer for NIAGARA AND REPUBLIC FURNACES AND FONVERSIOIN BURXERS Lofgren Sheet metal Co CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES OF 1957 WgWVW.!gCw0n Comphments DRESEN COAL C0 W .I Brmen Lumber I 1 u dm! kuou jmr lumber ku u 3 ur lumbar zleller 4th Near Western Muskegon Michigan Da 2 3214 Offzce .gulalafz 5, .9 w SS ul me Qu IXLFIIIIIIIE, for thu Home .md Srudgnt DLSII I 7 N r. M. . . off of 0 O O 0 0 ,YI I ' ' 'I - n 'r1 ' ' 1 , ' ' i 1 - f,UI1tQT.IIl.II.IIIHI1S to the Cllms ot' 195' O O 2 IIC. SS'-UN' 'IV 'Q '- . 'ect COMPLIMENTS TO OUR 1957 GRADUATING CLASS cgkkmd F7412 Zcwzq FIVE DAIRX IRODUCTS Lmuv-'D Lowvst Przced Dm' Qualn y 5pnngs Money fm Buy Lf AMERIEANEUILSPRINEEUMPANY I Vt fflwaga Spuqgtuu at W F P Q 'M cvzfiegfome 7oz Wnclaalfzq 4 I I L11k-cm and 1Di'si1m . ' J ,f1L Q .tam y 'ajmlx 542, - - - - 91 41. X? I C3 'uw rfrzomrvf CAncruL Grrzvnrr' '41 '- LA SEND Us Youre mquvmes UVB . , J- K x 4 ' ' aw: sau ' 'fpv 0 5 I 0 1 Runzel Drug Store IX4 I XRISHORI IDRIXI I S COMPLIMENTS OF MICHIGAN SPRING CO Terrl Lee Market GROCERIES MEATS PRODUCE BEER WINE 31921 gt M bg Damels I UNUSUAL GIFTS nfs O TWIN CITIES HEATING 6 SHEET METAL WORKS 700 W Broadway Phone 33 2203 MUSKEGON HEIGHTS MICHIGAN Compliments of I 1' ,r ' 1 I ' I HSIIMC 904 H 0 OPEN 9 A.IVI. - 12 P.IVI. - 364 DAYS A YEAR Summit and Peck Phone - Muskegon Hei h s, ic i on 0 Complime f . . . Samtary Dany Mllk Compliments of SHELDUN EQUIPMENT 00 MANUFACTURING LABORATORY FURNITURE or SCHOOLS and INDUSTRY O O 0 Extra Core Means Finer Flavor I BEST WISHES CUSTER DAIRY BAR 1133 Thxrd Street Peggy Whute s Beau 284 E LARCH Ave 1756 SANFORD ST 2 7420 N 370 US 31 N MUSKEGO 1 lozel zr fy Salons 2 8654 4 1644 blfll COMPLIMENTS MIKE S SUPER SERVICE Pho e 2 6974 Peck t Holb ook Muskego plmet MARYMAX R RESTAU ANT MENZIES DRUG STORE Phone 2 2927 FOOD LLCK I RONI JORGENSEN S SUPER MARKET HOPPE S SUPER MARKET I G A 273 E Broad y MUSKEGON HEIGHTS MICHIGAN Compl ments HILLCRE DAIRY B ST R WALTERS PHARMACY 1394 Pe k SI Phone 2 3663 MUSKEGON MICHIGAN Jmplxmcnti TOT 8. TEEN S HOP ' 7 Yo lf ' iness is Ol 1 '1ess QF Com i n s of I n . a r n Compliments of I 1 A 1 I 1 - 19 Iona Ave. ' i of I I O . wo I I - . C1 ' . of c . - , Get more Zap more Zoom with Zephyr Gasoline' EPHYR X ETHYL Regular and Ethyl NAPH SOL REFINING COMPANY REFINERS OF SOLEX AND BLU FLAME HEATING OILS Good Luck to the Graduates A L tecgrlzzcg MUSKEGON MICHIGAN Founded on SERVICE ENGINEERING O APPLIANCES O MOTOR SERVICE O TELEVISION O ELECTRIC CONSTRUCTION peY l e T I O O O I I 4 o 4 4 - I l .'lQLL.f3l'. zouvou-no ,.lT'llVL- I O O Ho our Highes Dr cms Come rue PERE MARQUETTE PARK LAKE MICHIGAN CONCESSIONS Hubert H Worlds Best Beaches and S M I T I-I Swlmmmg Waters PACKING CO Jlm Coscarelll Buy your Wedding Cake from COLE'S BAKERIES o C O MERTON S Old Dutch Servlce B ood cry and 7th Sfeet M skego He'ghts M'ch. Compliments SHATN EY S BEVERAGE CTIND 2009 Lakeshore Dr. Compliments of DAVE 8. BUDS EASTOWN SERVICE STATION Co pl me fs ETTERMAN S Super Market Compl e LAKESIDE ELECTRIC D 8. D SERVICE LQLQ I D SINCLAIR PRODUCTS P J Q 5 U sf TTC PLETCHER S FURNITURE C pl HENRY S MARKET P B SERVICE CONGRATULATIONS T V Bomberskl 2244 Pe k St kego He ght M 1915 Peck St Phone 22o72 I of . 5 r w r Phone 2 2371 'HV' u n I , I m i n of 7 I im nf of 2034 . snare rixc Amos Dowdy - George D'Avign0n lu n ' - 36 u Cfomplix nts om imems of of , I I'-I BAXTER CAREFUL LAUNDRY c . - rf Mus n i s, ich. ' 5 df 45454 W 7,1-IWW V if . 92 -153:33 'Q' Success fo Class of 57 Compliments of Innes Electric Company 658 Oftowo Phone 2 766l HARDWARE SPORTING GOODS ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES All Your Needs In One Stop BEST WISHES AND SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF 57' CONRAD S UAIINXIII 7All00J Call 2 3013 For Appomtment 184 W WESTERN AVENUE Complumenfs CLOCK FUNERAL HOME CARPET T SEEHOCK FLOORCOVERING CO Ben Clhalxj L S 31 rtlm FORMICA LINOLEUM V I 1 C! ' I ' f Q , Class PoI'tr4:its nl' lD1st1mlio1 Across from P y on 7. . No of Causeway YOUR OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC DEALER Matson 0ldsmobIIe Go Cornphrnents vs 1 A U T 05,0 LAKES!-IORE Q PN U, w qv 'X MACHINERY 6. SUPPLY CO r. Z 10 INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES w 'Q 0 MACHINE 'rooI.s ,p '3 ., CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT S A GBXXSW G R I 400 W Loketon Pho e 2 6655 4 '11 U PMUU 50 E , 3 . 2 W . - C I O T ID I 01331 X, ,SQ ER lc' I V is Q .QC2 FPS A l fa . 1 Num ff I risk or xx Zjgmlu W 4 WCAS 9 PRODUCINIG mc INIS FOR LSI ow LAND Al SLX AND INI THI AIR POR OX ER A HALF CENITURY fan fmen fal Mafars farpara fmn MUSKEGON MICHIGAN CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF CA R P E N T E R C HE VRULE T E? OLDSMOBILE WHITEHALL, MICHIGAN v-9' '-S 0 'QQ -324' at W 3 ii W f,VMl,,,1,i4 s i :T 1 ff 5 4' , V I1 '. iff Y. 2 , . If , T A 2 , ' 1 ., 1 9 O 1 lil-1 A V 1 u ll57Il Compliments of HADWCCD ' N ELSUN COMPLIMENTS OF STAT E W I D E T V Compllmenfs of HOSLER S Wfe Inute Your CIJHfldCDCC ACHTERHDFF MURTUARY Serzmq All Futbs Phone 2 5 17 I 11 Pulx If La 1 lNIL1slxcg,11r1 lXTlLl'1lj,1Il FOR YOU AND ME MLSKEGON ADVERTISER? Thc uls SL1l7SLI'll7LCl 111 Ll11s Xmrhuolx KC nr L 1 SL111111 1111 XV 1crr. mu 1111 get mum 11 nur 111 c thu ll ll'ClX help 11111 t1 1 tlx 1 1 1 1111 Q I 9 Y 1 -'1 frcl 'I' , n .. , i Q Q v . AY x K.. All lv 1- . - l l kg lfur they will gixc you guunl 111lx11c '. 1' - 'Jr 1 11 C, A11 l wi SL 'I' ' .' 'ml lfx.1 1' whll 1111 h.11c 11 lllll. hly G05 ywed and f ooooo 'wi mm .QQQD 0.0.00 ,,- ,4 MICHIGAN CONSOLIDATED GAS COMPANY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF r, Q9 Q Hats off to the graduates 3 2- of 1957' You can be proud of your HCCOHIPIISTIIDCHIS Best vushes for your Lonrmued success and happmess Re ldy Kzlowall YOUR ELECTRIC SERVANT CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY , , Q . f ce.! O . s,IlIsIss,,,u .suso I I I I lfs I ,,uI I X if I 15A X , ' .Q 1 ' . I . 126 Dearesl Lord may I apprerzale the Izgrz ty ny lzgl zorrlz g lo s lo the Class of l Mercy Central School of Nursing Ga d Rapds Mchga Doo Drop Inn SPQCICIIIZIIIQ FISH STEAKS CHICKEN C lobel Sundays Only Seatlng Capacity Approxnmately 300 People Started Busmess 1935 Phone 2 02 2 2410 Henry C ARL DI INSLOXV PROP 1920 1957 COMPLETELY REMODELED LL S FUNERAL lu Day and IN gb! Ambulanre Serure D1 mty Dependabxllty CODQICIIUICIIIOHS to the Class of 57 I S Anderson Packing to lnco porated 5l0 520 West Hackley Ave MUSKEGON HEIGHTS MICHIGAN In 3 Ik V V ,. . 7- 7 Sr. Y 1 1 of 1 J 2 ' 1 on. . 7 Y - Con ratulai n 957 From r n i , i l n I .7 'E fffal Qfx' 5:0 ' 1 .-ix ' ' - Y '-.., jf' I ' ., 4 ' I ri ,' ' ' llonker Supply o WHOLESALE PLUMBING and HEATING EQUIPMENT INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES I338 Wood Street COHKEIHIUIAIIOIIS fo the C lass of 5 Cafwfee Beauty aion SPCLIHIISIS m Halr Stylmg 2429 flfl BERTHA HILL MARIAN LIERLAK Pho e 3 2314 Hoyt Sl go Congrotulotuons to the Closs of 57 The latmnal Lumhermans Bank 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS MAIN OFFICE BRANCH 223 W WESTERN LAKETON AT SANFORD c nve 1ence o en untxl Between Terrace cmd Ieferson For Your O n P 5 U0 pm on Frxduys The Bonk of Friendly Service 1 f ' V 19 7 l ferr 1 izg and O n . . Muske n He Y V O C 6 6 , C L l I I . . CONGRATULATIONS y C!y S OF COURSE COMPLIMENTS or f T SCHILLACI Fritz Drug Store CQMPANY MUSKEGQN HEIGHTS X5 3 . I Compliments o I O FRIEND Compliments of A NOVAK S MARKET lluslwgon Glass lompany HOME MADE POLISH SAUSAGE 9 26 E. BROADWAY PHONE 3-1950 C pl' f Y ' 6 ' Y . . ! K ,M llerman's hevrolet and Buick Muskcgon County 5 OldcSL Churolct and Nuxcst Bunk Deilcr See us for the Best Deal In Mlchlgon EQUIPMENT COMPANY L S Slxll OX I IC HIS NHC HIL Yom Suk Lxnlusnw lJISlIlbLlIOI' for COVS1 RUC IIUN ANU ROAD Bl IIDINC LQUIPNII 'XVI AND SL PPI ll S 4 311 1111 11111511111 Cuz 1 IWW .ICH 'ISUH .xIl'L'L'f Mlf ' l Q 1' Ili 1 1 Q EAN Plwrmu 12062 27660 l.. ,,l f ,' .'l:,1f1 1 ' Q I , mlllw l 1' gm M11 1' f 1fc'1 ongtatufatloni FIRST FOUR YEAR CRUSADER CLASS' You haxe set a fme example for the others to follows andewvelcle 5 BROADWAY AT FIFTH MUSKEGON HEIGHTS Lv er! Home Plzmzzng 11111 Demratnzg Sarzne or Neu Homemakers FREDRICKS LUMBER COMPANY Behind The Cnty Hall Phone 3 2106 Muskegon Heights, Michigan Ibe Yard 111 the Hezgbn for -ll Years I ex ent to 15 through tins uorld but rnzfe A119 good llaere ore tlmt I can do or 0,11 kuzdness that I can 511014 any ellou rrealure let me do 11 11014 let me not de er or ueglefi 11 or I 5111111 1111! fm fllli uaj 11811111 Thomas Carl, le CAMPBELL, WYIINT AND CIINNUN FOUNDRY GUMPIINY Muskegon, Mlchlgon in .,,,..I..I g l X lvvbll Vlzv E , ' I I 0 0 0 0 . .f., - . ,lj ! ip 1 . . . .f I ff U ' P1 .V K' I ' - ' v f llolunlon Lincoln llucun SALES 6- SERVICE Lcukefon of Fnfth MUSKEGON CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF 57 AFTER XOUR CAMES OR DAYCFS C OMF TO FOR X OLR DIVING Ixerythmg for the offtce except machines chalrs desks Im? P1165 ftlmf, cabmets mdexmg systems loose leaf and payroll equtpment 4 000 products each txme engmeered to h lp et more done easter .md m less ttme SHAWWALKBR M l OH W WCISLO S FOOD SHOP Our Food Known Throughout Muskegon Phone 2 2508 1736 Beldler Y Q s I I D ' L ' ' Q r v I . 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Western Ave. - u Congratulatwns to the class of I9 l'0XVIl0 0l'S0 Pope Plus XII has sald Sodalztzes 0 Our Lady are almost lhe greatest need o the C hurcb today When a better world us built we Trust our Sodclny wnll have helped to buuld It QUEENSHIP OF MARY SODALITY Muskegon Mcowuwv Musxnoou, 1.-no-:QAN rf ' ' f If If !OA0i09l 6LlO g . . ' georg smlth 6 street muskegon m chlgon p one 27 84 3 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 57 FROM THESE 56 GRADS P Abraham Drew T Marcmack B Begm R Dugas Mulvlhlll M Chamberlain C Dywer D Rewalt M Chaney M Fulk T Schnllacn A Chapel R Karafa M Tatrow P Cuddohy D Kelley C Wlnlckl R Depouw R LaPlanre T Yonkers F Donlevy Lemus L Zagarolx F Drake T Mackey 139 O 157 peck 1 I i ' h - 9 . J. . 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