Catholic Central High School - Spires Yearbook (Grand Rapids, MI)
- Class of 1950
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A J , : ff, fn, - THE 'SENIOR CLASS of HOLY YEAR NINETEEN FIFTY presents the SPIRES Catholic Central High School Grand Rapids, Michigan .2 ,Lg ,,,, .4 li' ' '5fZ2Zf9 ' I, ' fa-aef,.a..4,,,j7f,L,HA9 , ,, , I. , fa., faM'1 7Z'r'1f ED1cA'1'1oN asf? ' ' fgwfjalf f JH,-M Jeb.. -ff l . Nin teen fifty - summo s to prayer, for indulgence and for world ,L A fb Rising from the urgent need of an ever changing world, a Holy Zu.,'?,,.g, .vf-Q, .I Y 4- I '.-Ili-1. itz. :hs iff , T 49 o visQ,i,'g -A if ' e 1 1 E : . ' i 1 1 N 3 4' Ale:-aux 5 1' E 3 E I I ' s H a-573 fl? 2 1 I ' ' 2 : F fer - . w. 'HFIZT-.111 ' E 5.3. f .4 :LJ '- ENE! z. S 'W ' E F E 2 I. I I . -e 2 .' O A . ' ? I Y ati' I - ' ' fm.. 1 . gs km... . l' 4 E? ' Year was proclaimed as far back as the thirteenth century by Pope Boniface VIII. Then, as now, that confidence in God is to be cher- ished, for the salvation and preservation of human mankind, for the revival of an unequalled spirit of Christianity, and for the hope of a better world in which to' live. During this momentous time of glory, the entire Church Militant joins in prayer with the universe, pleading with God for the forgiveness of sin, and peace of mind and soul. An illustrious anniversary of the Catholic Church, lighting the way for all people, is celebrated on this, the twenty-fifth observance of the Holy Year. This jubilant affair is a great blessing to the World in its chaotic state. YVith this in mind, breathing. pr er of repentance and resignation in our hearts, we dedicate t r annual to the Catholic Church in its year of glorious jubi . .JI lllL'5l E fha! 47 M I gh '-2533? 103 I sp., ' r -1,. A W L lffff 's 'M E 'ffl Q. Sf. lim of 'Q Q :Q N3 Q 'Vs N N Q Kify fimn Va S w 'H' Tl-?T'F.'l l illiifllllmwf I 5 .. Q ?A J.:4'9n-1-,.5 ' ' I ' I-1:1 -'Lg . iiizc ffffffo to file 5-1:-HX .' -,fi ff Q 1- gf ' r 2 N x if -- 1 -. , k if 1 . .s-.9:'.w 3 s' f ' a 0 , n . o .512 - . . ' -1123 . ' ' E3 'A 1,2 -- as '---. His Holiness. Pope Pius XII Pope Pius XII announced on Iune 26, 1948,-the tour principal intentions He had chosen for the 1950 Holy Year. They are: 1. Sanctification ot souls through prayer and penance and unshakable fidelity to Christ and the Church. 2. Action for peace and defense of the Holy Places. 3. Defense of the Church against renewed attacks of her enemies and beseeching of the true faith for those wander- ing in error, infidels and those Without God. 4. Actual realization of social justice and Works ot assis- tance in favor of the humble and needy. 2 5 Our Bishop The Most Reverend Francis I. Haas DIOCESE OF' GRAND RAPIDS 265 sr-IELDON AvENuE.s.E. GRAND RAPIDS 2,MlCHlGAN O FICE OF THE BISHOP 22. Class of 1950 Catholic Central High School Grand Rapids, Michigan Dear Members of Class of 1950: You, The Class of 1950, go forth from Catholic Central 'bearing a noble tradition. Like classes of other years, you have received the best that science and faith can give. You have had teachers who are ever'alert to the latest and best in secular knowledge. Of even greater importance, you have had teachers who have taught and have manifested in their lives the eternal truths of God. With such equipment, you, the graduates of the class of 1950, can only be men and women of intelligence and courage, ready to take your place in the forefront of American citizenry and of God's own commonwealth. Oar prayers and hopes go with each and everyone of you, class of 1950. Faithfully in Christ, ,- .Is Y' , Most Reverend Tranci Haas Bishop of Grand Bapi. Wi ,pl G ii QA x, xv ,, 1 -9 44 A mmm ww L w ,nf ,K 1! -0 'WJ mot, W OF JUBILEE FOREWCRD The Spirex has a purpose-to serve as a collection and a refresher of memories. As we turn the pages of the book, we will meet in pictures, the members of the faculty, our classmates, and friends. VVe will review again the athletic prowess of our football team and track squad. We will fondly recall those big dances, the mixers, and Gala Nite. We will remember our classes, our moments on the 9'drag, and just plain fun. Most of all, we will recall the mysteries of our revered faith, as explained by our Most Reverend Bishop Haas on various occasions, and by our instructors. We have dedicated our book to the Church 'in its Holy Year, and we have followed that year through, season by season. If, in some year in the future, a dusty copy of the Spire: will recall to you the year 1950, and reproduce the atmosphere described above, then it has served its purpose. So read on .... WINTER FANCIES XVinter Calendar . 104 Retreat . . . 106 Sports . . . 108 Christmas Party . . . 1 14 Sno-Shuflle . . 1 16 105 1-v 101 113 115 117 AUTUMN DREAMS Autumn Calender . . 82-83 Angelic WVarfare 84 Senior 1N1iXer 85 Sports . . 86-98 Gala Nite . . 99 Homecoming . . 100-101 SPRING VISIONS Spring Calendar . . 120-121 Sports . . . . 122-127 Committees . . 129 Senior Directory . . 130-131 OUR FACULTY Very few graduates of Cath- olic Central will ever forget the familiar voice of our principal, Monsignor Murphy, May I have your attention please . . . scurrying across the lines delivering its messages oi gladne ss or sadness to our attentive ears. Perhaps never to be forgotten though, is the religious background obtained through the combined efforts ol our capable religious instruc- tors, namely, Father LaPres, Father Murphy, and Father Yager. For all, We hold a place of appreciation and gratitude in our hearts, Our Principal The Very Reverend William I. Murphy Reverend Ioseph Murphy Reverend Louxs LcxPres Reverend Irrmes YG991' THE BACKBONE OF CATHOLIC CENTRAL Mother M. Euphrasia, O.P. Latin Librarian tG1rls Buildingl Sister M Alexandra OP Latin History Sister M. Agnes Regina, O.P. Mr. Frank Geary Geography, Sociology, Civics, History Mr. Ioseph Godleski PhysiolOQY, SocioloQY, Civics Sister M. Ida, O.P. History Sister M Alice Clare OP S.. t M Irma OP - - is er . . - - Llbmncn English, French Sister Aloysius Marie, O.P. . . A1 bm' metry W Siileliggmhloan. O.P. Sister . O.P BiolOQY. Physiology Masai-Elfman lohnson Sister M. Aquilina, O.P. tChemistry, General Science, Business Arithmetic Sister M. Benedetta, O.P. Latin, English Sister M. Bonaventure, O.P. Typing Sister M. Borgia, O.P. Latin Sister M. Carmella, S.S.N.D. Algebra, High School Arithmetic Sister M. Casimir, O.P. Art, Mechanical Drawing Sister M. Christina, O.P. Biology Sister M. Damien, O.P. Trigonometry, Solid Geome- try, Algebra Sister M. Dominica, O.P. Study Hall Supervisor Sister M. Edna, O.P. Civics, Sociology Sister M. Edwin, O.P. History, Civics, Sociology Sister M. Emeline, O.P. Algebra, High School Arith- metic, Business Arithmetic Sister M. Euphemia, O.P. English, Latin Sister M. Eustasia, O.P. English Sister M. Gabriel, S.S.N.D. English, Geometry Sister Ioseph Marie, O.P. Stenography, Bookkeeping Miss Mildred Konle Typing, Stenography Mrs. lean LaBelle Physical Education Father Louis LaPres Religion Sister M. Laurentina, O.P. Geography, Iunior Business, History Mr. Donald Lennon History Sister Leo Marie, O.P. English Sister M. Madeleine, OP. History Dr. Pedro Marin Sgfanish Sister Mary Therese, O.P. History , Sister M. Michael, S.S.N.D. Latin Father Ioseph Murphy Religion Sister M. Norena, O.P. History, English Sister M. Petronilla, O.P. Chemistry, General Science Sister M. Remegia, S.S.N.D. English Sister M. Roberta, O.P. SociolOQY, Civics, History Sister M. Rosalina, O.P. English Sister M. Rose Carlita, O.P. Librarian CBoys' Buildingl Sister M. Rose Kathleen, O.P. English Sister Rose Marie, O.P. Geometry, Algebra Mr. Clarence Smigiel Physics, High School Arithmetic, Ge er ci ce , I iter . e ncia, .. English, Iunior Business Sister M. Thaddea, S.S.N.D. History Sister M. Theodomira, S.S.N.D High School Geography, History Sister M. Theophane, O.P. Bookkeeping, Stenography Sister M. Valeria, S.S.N.D. Iunior Business, General Science Father Iames Yager Religion Mr. Iohn Young Georgraphy, History Sister M. Zita, O.P. English, High School Arithmetic Music Sister Anna Marie, O.P. Athletic Instructors Mr. Ioseph Godleski Mr. Donald Lennon Mr. Theo. Sowle Mr. Iohn Young Registrar Sister M. Ignatius Loyola, O.P Secretaries Miss Alice Savage Miss Betty Ann Tomczak 'ZZ-ijifav W M! 11 rm E ..: v y ., 'l?'???s 0 . A Arty-zfwhx, 'H' 5 P'3lm far' -. .mmm .Q f.- ,I , ,.a:lm1f:lf fgs1ri if Y 3 . s . , 2. A .- 0 f f ig J ' 12'-,rn U ' - , 9. ,t X , '1. . er N ., -1 z .. 3... , ., Q -Ax 1 Ig? ..., .,x,g K ix X 3 egg: A ., A P f Q ff-Q! 1 Pcfilflf rw? A E ig Y Q -ff 3. In N Q xx 3 N Q' xx. K . K l if Tf . K 33' paw WW ruin . 'Ui fi fi at E23 -Q E . ' Vu . Sw N 9 , X we- g 1 ' Meet Our- Leaders Treasurer: Ioseph Mead President: Francis Uamesi Koelzer Vice-President: Mary Lou Gerke Secretary: Mary lane Polaskey ...i Q . ff --. Q - gf? .liiii -E mg:'f:v,,' fl W' 4 1. 5 : a - 'A fra., -. ummm, :I mlm, .ff Iitflllailiimriv. Qtr- I 1, L , ' ' . , ,' V 'gag' . :.. ,S The wise selection of Francis Clamesi Koelzer as President, Mary Lou Gerke, Vice-President, Mary lane Polaskey, Secretary, and Ioseph Mead, Treas- urer, started our year with a promise of success. The cooperative spirit of all the students combined with the ass'istance of the advisors, Father Yager, Sister M. Damien, Sister M. Ioan and Sister M. Edna, made our Homecoming, Sno-Shuffle, Spring Swing, and every big dance a paying enterprise. Crowds came to participate in our Gala Nite, throngs ot people complimented our football team by their faithful attendance at every game, students filled our gym to take part in our dances. Our class worked as a team, and as the team breaks up to fill their prospective places in the World, every individual Will take with him the invaluable lessons he has learned and the Well-rounded edu- cation he has received at Catholic Central. 14 BEVERLY ABEL Holy Name Glee Club IANNETTE ALKASSES St. Andrew Glee Club, Student Council HELEN I. ANDRES Holy Name Marian Club, Glee Club, Student Council BRUCE ANDREE St. Adcxlbert THERESA M. ASTA St. Andrew Glee Club, Science Club HERBERT ATTALA St. Andrew Football, Varsity Club, Christmas Party RICHARD D. AXDORI-'F St. Alphonsus Football, Baseball, Varsity Club, . Christmas Party IOANNE M. AZZARELLO Our Lady of Sorrows Marian Club, Glee Club IAMES B. BACKOWSKI St. Isidore IOSEPHINE BACON St. Adalbert Glee Club BETTY L. BALCERZAK Sl. Adalbert Marian Club, Glee Club, Writers Club GERALD R. BALCZAK St. Isidore Glee Club, Science Club, Track, Varsity Club 15 sv RN PHY1.1.1s BALKE Holy Name Marian Club, Glee Club, Sno-Shuttle JOSEPH BALULIS Sis. Peter and Paul Student Council, Football, Golf, Varsity Club, Spires Royalty DONALD BANASZAK St. Isidore Football RONALD BARBACHYM St. Isidore Spires, Track, Varsity Club, Sno-Shuttle, Varsity Dance ROBERT BARSTIS Sl. Mary Football, Cheerleader, Spires Royalty IOSEPH A. BASARABSKI St. Adalberi Student Council, Spires Royalty IOHN E. BELLARDO St. Andrew Student Council, Basketball LORRAINE BELLGRAPH St. Iames Glee Club CECIL E. BENEDICT St. Thomas Baseball KARL L. BERNT St. Mary GERTRUDE B. BICHLER St. Mary Glee Club, Democracy Essay Contest RONALD I. BIERMACHER St. Francis Xavier BARBARA BILSBORROW St. Thomas Marian Club, Glee Club, Christmas Party MARCIA I. BILSBORROW St. Thomas Glee Club DOROTHY A. BILSKI St. Isidore Glee Club, Student Council KENNETH BLAKESLEE St. Ioseph Baseball DOROTHY BOGUSLASK1 St. Isidore Marian Club, Glee Club, Gala Nite, Christmas Party NICHOLAS R. BONO Our Lady of Sorrows Glee Club, Ushers Club, Football, Basketball, Varsity Club X st-45 X1 i X .. , ,SS t t , .sl sis: - ' t TERESA BORGIA St. Iames Glee Club, Homecoming Court EMERENCE BOT Holy Name Glee Club, Euclidian Club IOAN BOTT St. Iames Glee Club, Writers Club, Homecoming Court, Gala Nite FRANCES R. BOUWHUIS Holy Name Glee Club, Student Council EDWARD G. BOWE St. Francis Xavier ARLENE BOZEK St. Mary Marian Club, Glee Club, Gala Nit , , , .. , .,fgg,,q,,f,t,sM,..,,, ,Ni . , . l , . ., M -.Wit ...M f - - ,-, ..,. - K . . , .N 1. ., - ,, ,bi , 5 X ,R v ,,.i:,,:4,,,f :.. R 1-21 A tl,. an A W' , 4 5 ,Q iv , 16 ,,, Q Vyu, ., ,, S wiki. -.Tw .. is ---l . - 1 ' t it liii up I. EX LOUIS BUZZITTA St. Andrew Student Council, Football, Track, Varsity Club MARGARET BYRNE St. Alphonsus Marian Club, Glee Club, Student Council, Christmas Party IAMES CAMPBELL St. Francis Xavier Science Club, Student Council IAMES CANDA St. Alphonsus Ushers Club IOHN L. CARMAN St. Andrew Spires, Band, Cross Country, Tennis MARY EILEEN CARMODY SL Alphonsus Glee Club, Science Club A., , cs ,s,, rr -Q O -X LENORE E. BRECHTING Holy Trinity Glee Club ' CARLITA A. BREITENSTEIN St. Alphonsus Glee Club NORMAN BROCKER Blessed Sacrament Band IERRY BROCKSCHMIDT St. Alphonsus MARY C. BROOKS St. Alphonsus Marian Club, Glee Club, Homecoming, Spires Queen FRANK BROUCEK St. Alphonsus Homecoming IAMES R. BROUGHAM St. Stepehen Student Council, Football, Basketball, Homecoming THOMAS I. BUDNICK St. lsidore NORMA I. BUDZYNSKI St. Isidore Glee Club LEO D. BUECHE St. Alphonsus Band, Christmas Party, Spring Swing FRANCES C. BURNS St. Andrew Marian Club, Glee Club TERRY BUZA Sacred Heart Glee Club, Student Council 17 CAROI. A. CHAPMAN St. Francis Xavier Marian Club, Glee Club, Student Council, Homecoming Queen IEAN CICHON Sacred Heart Marian Club, Glee Club WILLIAM COCHRAN St. Alphonsus Gala Nite, Golden Gloves CAROL A. COOLSEN St. Mary Glee Club, Student Council LOUIS CORSIGLIA St. Francis Xavier Student Council, Christmas Party, Co-chairman Msncsnss M. cumvmvcs Sts. Peter and Paul Glee Club PATRICK A. CURRAN St. Mary Ushers Club i BARBARA CZACHORSK1 St. Alphonsus Spires, Marian Club, Glee Club, Cheerleader, Student Council MARCIA A. CZACHORSKI St. Isidore Marian Club, Glee Club, Student Council MARCIA H. CZACHORSKI St. Mary Mariran Club, Glee Club DOLORES A. CZARNIECKI St. Isidore Marian Club, Glee Club, Student Council MARGARET A. DAUTREMONT St. Francis Xavier Glee Club, Science Club, Writers Club, Student Council LAWRENCE E. DECKER Visitation Student Council IERROLD DELANEY St. Stephen Student Council, Basketball, Varsity Club, Gala Nite MARY P. DELANEY St. Francis Xavier Spires, Marian Club, Glee Club Student Council, Homecoming Court RICHARD DELANEY St. Iolm Viarmey Bowling ROBERT W. DELANO Holy Name Ushers Club MARILYN L. DENMAN St. Francis Xavier Glee Club BERNARD L. DESPRES St. Anthony French Club, Ushers Club, Football THOMAS DESPRES St. Mary. Mame Ushers Club, Football, Track, Varsity Club, Homecoming, Christmas Party St Stephen Student Council, Ushers Club, P RICHARD DEUBY Basketball, Track, Christmas arty RONALD DODGE Blessed Sacrament Glee Club, Ushers Club, Christmas Party RICHARD P. DORAIS St. Iude Spires, Glee Club, Band, Gala Nite MARION A. DOWNER St. Adalbert Glee Club ff - 'M' xiliimsef- Kxllhw RONALD E. DOWNER Sacred Heart Ushers Club, Football, Basketball Baseball, Varsity RICHARD G. DOYLE Blessed Sacrament IOSEPI-I DUBA St. Isidore MARY ANN DUTMI-IRS St. Ioseph Glee Club EILEEN L. EARDLEY Holy Name x Spires, Glee Club, Writers Club, Student Council CARL EINIG Holy Name LOUIS I. ESCH St. Mary Soires, Glee Club, Christmas Party EDWARD I. FALTER St. Francis Xavier French Club, Tennis, Varsity C PATRICIA A. FEUTZ Blessed Sacrament Glee Club, Science Club, Student Council ROGER A. FEUTZ St. Alphonsus Football, Track ROBERT G. FITZGERALD Sts. Peter and Paul Football, Track, Varsity Club, Varsity Dance PATRICIA FLYNN St. Iames Glee Club, Homecoming Court, Gala Nite, Christmas Party 1 v AUD MARY T. FORD St. Anthony Glee Club MARILYN I. I-'OX Q St. Andrew Glee Club, Writers Club, Gala Nite Christmas Party Co-chairman Constitution Essay Contest BARBARA I. I-'RANZAK Sts. Peter and Paul Glee Club, Science Club LOUIS P. I-'REYBLER St. Mary Science Club, Christmas Party MARILYN I. I-'RON St. Thomas Student Council NANCY A. GABERT Sacred Heart Glee Club, Writers Club, Student Council -rsr- RITA GABERT Sacred Heart Glee Club, Homecoming Court IAMES GAUDET St. Francis Xavier Tennis, Varsity Club, Christmas Party IAMES M. GEERLING St. Anthony BARBARA GEGOSKI Sacred Heart Glee Club, Writers Club MARY LOU GERKE St. Mary Class Vice-President, Spires, Marian Club, Glee Club, Cheerleader MARCO GERTH St. Francis Xavier RALPH GIETZEN St. Iames LILLIAN L. GILLIS Sts. Peter and Paul Glee Club DONNA GILMORE St. Iames Spires, Gala Nite, Senior Mixer Christmas Party VALERIE R. GLOWACKI St. Adalbert DOROTHY A. GOELDEL St. Frances Xavier Glee Club GLORIA I. GOENSE St. Anthony Glee Club BRIAN G. GRADY St. Andrew Cheerleader, Gala Nite IOAN GRAUSE St. Francis Xavier Marian Club, Glee Club, Student Council ROBERT D. GREENI-IOE St. Alphonsus Golf, Christmas Party, Sno-Shuttle DOROTHY GULA Holy Name Glee Club, Student Council RONALD F. GUMINSKI Sacred Heart SANDRA I. HALE St. Francis Xavier Marian Club, Glee Club, Music Graduate IEAN R. HAMMERSCHIVIIDT St. Mary Spires, Glee Club, Spring Swing ANNA M. I-IARIG Visitation Glee Club EUGENE H. HARTMAN St. Francis Xavier RAYMOND L. I-IARTWELL St. Andrew Basketball ANNE HARVEY St. Mary. Cascade Glee Club GERALD A. HAUSSER St. Mary Spires, Co-Editor, Student Council, Cross Country, Track, Varsity Club, Sno-Shuffle THOMAS A. HAYES St. Stephen Glee Club, Band, Honor Stud nt KATHLEEN L. HAVENS St. Francis Xavier Marian Club, Glee Club GERARD HEKKER St. loseph Football, Varsity Club IOHN A. HIGGINS St. Stephen . Student Council DAVID HILLARY St. Iames Band, Christmas Party NORMA A. I-IILLEBRAND St. Alphonsus Glee Club, Gala Nite, Christmas Party -WILLIAM I. HILLEBRAND St. Alphonsus Cross Country, Track, Varsity Club, Spires King BARBARA HILLIS St. Alphonsus Writers Club, Band MARGARET A. HOGAN Holy Name Glee Club, Band ESTHER I. HOLEWINSKI St. Isidore Glee Club DOROTHY I. HOST St. Iames Writers Club, Gala Nite, Spring Swing ERMA HOST Holy Trinity MARIANN HOST St. Mary 'Writers Club RICHARD IACKSON St. Isidore CONNIE IAGLOWSKI St. Isidore Glee Club, Writers Club, Science Club, Gala Nite, Spires Royalty IAMES IAKEWAY St. Stephen Student Council, Homecoming King MARY P. IANDERNOA St. Ioseph Euclidian Club SUSAN M. IASINSKI Sacred Heart Marian Club, Glee Club 22 ,f' of A K l yi .,w,V A THOMAS R. IAWOROWICZ St. Isidore Glee Club, Science Club, Christmas Party IAMES IEBB St. Anthony Football, Track, Varsity Club DAVID IELENS St. Alphonsus Band BERNADETTE IOHNSON St. Francis Xavier STANLEY KALINOWSKI Holy Family Science Club, Student Council VIRGINIA I. KALINOWSKI St. Isidore Glee Club, Writers Club LOIS I. KAM'MEN St. Francis Xavier Glee Club, Gala Nite THOMAS M. KAY St. Thomas Spires, Science Club, Ushers Club, Student Council aonznr L. KELLY St. Stephen Glee Club, Spring Swing GERALD I. KENNEDY St. Iarnes ROBERT KERSIES St. Francis Xavier Spires, Science Club ROBERT F. KILISZEWSKI Sl. Adalbert Glee Club - , sw DORIS A. KIPEN St. Francis Xavier Glee Club, Student Council CAROL KLINKNER St. Francis Xavier Glee Club IACQUELINE KLINKNER St. Francis Xavier Glee Club F. JAMES KOELZER St. Stephen Class President, Football, Varsity Club MARY L. KOEPKE St. Alphonsus Glee Club, Gala Nite, Homecoming Court DONNA KOLENDA Sacred Heart ' Marian Club, Glee Club IUSTINE R. KOLENDA St. Adalberi Glee Club, Writers Club PHYLLIS A. KOLENDA St. Alphonsus Glee Club MARY CLAIRE KONCHAI. St. Mary Glee Club EDWARD Z. KONIECZNY St. Isidore Ushers Club GEORGE I. KONWINSKI St. Isidore Student Council MARILYN E. KOPERSKI St. Mary ' Marian Club, Glee Club, Gala Nite Sno-Shuffle, Spires Royalty 23 r' 'bi A... E. I i ss GERMAINE C. KOPROWSKI St. lames Glee Club, Gala Nite ROSE M. KOPROWSKI St. Adalbert Glee Club DOLORES F. KOWALSKI St. Adalbert Glee Club VIRGINIA KOWALSKI Blessed Sacrament Spires, Glee Club, Student Council, Spring Swing, Co-chairman ELEANORE KOZA St. Francis Xavier Glee Club PAUI. KOZAK St. Isidore in ,::.lm f:- . s-an m STEPHEN F. KOZAK St. Adalbert Science Club GERALDIN E KOZAL SI. Adalbert Spires, Marian Club, Glee Gala Nite, Sno-Shuffle PATRICIA KOZAL St. Adalbert Homecoming DONALD F. KOZMINSKI Sacred Heart Football, Basketball, Track, Varsity Club PATRICIA KRAMARZ St. Isidore Glee Club NORBERT I. KROPENICKI St. Isidore Golf BARBARA I. KRYGIER Sacred Heart Marian Club, Glee Club IAMES KUBIAK St. Mary Basketball, Baseball KATHLEEN A. KUENNEN St. Alphonsus Marian Club, Glee Club, Club Senior Mixer, Christmas Party MAUREEN A. KUENNEN St. Alphonsus Marian Club, Glee Club, Senior Mixer RICHARD LAMPANI St. Iames Football, Track, Varsity Club WILLIAM E. LANDAUER Spires, Glee Club 24 EDMUND LANGLAND St. Alphonsus Cross Country, Track, Varsity Club ROSEMARY LAPCIUK St. Adalbert Glee Club IACK B. LELIVELT St. Stephen IUNE A. LESINSKI Sacred Heart Senior Mixer HENRY I. LETTINGA St. Stephen Glee Club ROSE MARIE LEWIS St. Francis Xavier Glee Club, Writers Club, Spires Royalty EDWARD N. LEVANDOSKI Sis. Peter and Paul THOMAS LONGO St. Andrew MAXINE T. LORENSKI St. Isidore Glee Club, Science Club, Gala Nite WILLIAM I. LUCAS St. Francis Xavier IOANNE MACIEIEWSKI St. Isidore Marian Club, Glee Club, Senior Mixer MARYAN MACIEIEWSKI St. Isidore Spires, Glee Club, Homecoming 25 '-... 'SX MARGARET M. MADURA St. Adcllbert Glee Club, Writers Club, Homecoming VIRGINIA A. MAGGINI Sacred Heart Glee Club DOLORES M. MAKSYMOWSKI St. Isidore Glee Club ROBERT L. MANIKOWSKI St. Adalbert MELISSA T. MARCELLUS St. Iames Glee Club STANLEY R. MARCINOWSKI St. Isidore Glee Club, Track, Varsity Club PATRICIA R. MARCULIS St. Adalbert Glee Club, Gala Nite RITA M. MARKOWSKI St. Adalbert Glee Club IOSEPH I. MATULAITIS Sts. Peter and Paul IACQUELINE T. MAZE Sacred Heart Glee Club DONALD I. McCAR'l'I-IY St. Stephen Student Council, Homecoming, Christmas Party PATRICK I. MCCARTHY St. Patrick French Club, Ushers Club, Student Council, Baseball RORY E. McCARTI-IY St. Alphonsus MARY L. McCORMACK St. Francis Xavier Glee Club THOMAS C. MCGUIRE St. Francis Xavier THOMAS McKAY St. Alphonsus Glee Club, Homecoming, Christmas Party PATRICIA A. McKINNEY St. Francis Xavier Glee Club, Writers Club, Homecoming IOYE L. McPHILAMY St. Francis Xavier Glee Club, Homecoming IOSPEH H. MEAD St. Francis Xavier Class Treasurer, Science Club, Football Mgr., Varsity Club, Varsity Dance CHARLES IVIEIKE St. Iames Glee Club, Ushers Club, Bowling ROLLAND MELLBERG St. Anthony DOROTHY MESSOCK St. Ioseph Glee Club NORBERT MILANOWSKI St. Adalbett BARBARA MILES St. Iames Marian Club, Glee Club, Writers Club, Science Club, Honor Student ' .,fi,i,j- slim,-,,.-ea -. 4 t , 1,-Z, df, , . . A , A , , 'c -- V ss-sts-.fR3ie-. yay... . - M' MITCHELL MILESKI St. Adalbert ELIZABETH A. MILLER Holy Trinity Glee Club BEATRICE MOL St. Iames Marian Club, Glee Club, Writers Club, Science Club, Gala Nite MARY M. MONSCHEIN St. Mary Writers Club, Science Club, Gala Nite EDWARD R. MOORE St. Francis Xavier Ushers Club, Spring Swing MONICA I. MORIARTY St. Francis Xavier Marian Club, Glee Club 'N DONALD MORRIS Sts. Peter and Paul Football Mgr., Varsity Club NANCY L. MOYER Holy Name Glee Club, Student Council Homecoming Court, Christmas Party MARGARET M. NIULLEN St. Anthony Glee Club THOMAS F. MURPHY St. Mary LUCILLE M. NEIDZWIECKI St. Adalbert Glee Club ANTHONY R. NIKODEMSKI St. Isidore Glee Club, Track MARY ANN PALMER St. Andrew Glee Club, Writers Club ROSE MARIE PATTOK St. Iames Marian Club, Glee Club, Homecoming PEGGY M. PELLERITO Our Lady of Sorrows Glee Club, Gala Nite NORENE. PERKS St. Francis Xavier Glee Club IACQUELINE R. PERMODA St. Adalbert Glee Club, Marian Club, Writers Club, Gala Nite PATRICIA PETERS St. Andrew Glee Club KATHLEEN PETERSON Holy Name Glee Club, Science Club, Senior Mixer AUDREY M. PICKEM St. Mary Marian Club, Gala Nite, Homecoming THERESA M. PIERCE Visitation Glee Club FLORENCE L. PIETRZYK St. Adalbert Glee Club ALBERT I. PITSCH Holy Trinity Glee Club, Baseball PAULA I. PITSCH Visitation Glee Club V 557-fT Ef ?1i1iil2iiif1', .- GERALDINE E. PLACHECKI St. Adalbert Marian Club, Glee Club Writers Club NORMAN PLACHECKI St. Adalbert Football, Baseball, Varsity Club MARIAN L. PLATSCHORE St. Iames Science Club Glee Club, Writers Club, RICHARD M. POGGI St. Iames Glee Club MARY IANE POLASKEY St. Alphonsus Class Secretary, Marian C Glee Club RICHARD POLKOWSKI St. Adalbert THERESA B. POLKOWSKI Sacred Heart Glee Club lAMES POTCHIEN St. Icrmes Spires, Science Club, Christmas Party BARBARA POWERS St. Thomas lub Glee Club, Christmas Party THOMAS E. POWERS St. Andrew Band, Football, Basketball, Track DOLORES T. RADOMSKI St. Adalbert Gala Nite ANTHONY RAMUTIS Sts. Peter and Paul Student Council Q x M YA' 'Nia 1 . IOHN RAPPLEYEA Blessed Sacrament FRANK T. REILLY St. Mary TED REMPALSKI St. Isidore Science Club CARMELA M. REYNOLDS St. Andrew Glee Club IOSEPH A. REYNOLDS St. Francis Xavier ALLEN l. RICE Holy Name Football, Track, Varsity Christmas Party MARCIA I. RICHLICK St. Alphonsus Glee Club NANCE RILEY St. Andrew Glee Club, Writers Club, Homecoming Co-Chairman, Marian Club LILLIAN ROBACH St. Francis Xavier Marian Club, Glee Club FRANCES M. RODE Blessed Sacrament Glee Club PAUL I. ROHMAN St. Stephen Spires, Ushers Club, Track, Christmas Party, Sno-Shuffle IACK RONAN St. Alphonsus Glee Club, Ushers Club, Student Council Homecoming, Co-chairman MARY A. ROSLONIEC St. Iames Science Club Marian Club, Glee Club LUCILLE RUBLESKI St. Adalbert Glee Club MARGERY A. RUSSELL Holy Trinity Homecoming Court IOHN L. RUTKA Sacred Heart THOMAS l. RYAN St. Andrew Sno-Shuffle, Gala Nite IACK RYFIAK St. Stephen Christmas Party We .,,. ROSEMARIE V. SAUNDERS Holy Name Glee Club, Writers Club, Student Council, Sno-Shuttle, Co-chairman FRANCES SAVICKAS Sts. Peter and Paul Glee Club, Gala Nite DENNIS SAWINSKI St. lames IACK I. SAWINSKI St. Iames Spires, Glee Club, Science Club Ushers Club, Band, Homecoming ROBERT SCHAAF Immaculate Heart ol Mary Ushers Club, EDWARD SCHEIDEL Holy Trinity Senior Mixer Glee Club, Christmas Party, PAUL SCHMIDT St. Mary Science Club, Senior Mixer, Christmas Party, Spring Swing PATRICIA A. SCHMUKER St. Alphonsus Glee Club, Student Council DOLORES A. SCHNEIDER St. Francis Xavier Glee Club BARBARA R. SCHNUR St. Mary Marian Club, Glee Club Writers Club, Homecoming Court, Gala Nite ROSE M. SCHAENDORF Visitation Glee Club CHARLES SCHOLL St. Adalhert Football Mgr., Varsity Club. Spring Swing, Co-chairman 30 sew - i t 1- this fi c. ., -' LORRAINE SCHULSKI Holy Name Glee Club NANCY R. SCHULTZ St. Adalbert Marian Club, Glee Club, Science Club, Writers Club IOAN M. SCHUMAKER Blessed Sacrament Glee Club. Student Council, Gala Nite ELIZABETH A. SCI-IWEITZER Holy Trintry IOHN V. SCYTKO St. Adalbert Christmas Party RONALD F. SEAMON Sts. Peter and Paul Football, Tennis, Varsity Club Christmas Party, Homecoming Dance EDWARD SHELDON St. Ioseph . French Club, Sno-Shuffle PATRICIA L. SHERMAN St. Ioseph Glee Club, Gala Nite, Majorette MARY SIMON St. Alphonsus Marian Club, Glee Club, Writers Club, Sno-Shuttle RONALD SKINNER Sta. Peter and Paul Football WILLIAM SLATER St. Alphonsus MARY A. SLOWINSKI St. Iames Spires, Marian Club, Glee Club, Science Club, Writers Club i ROLLAND I. SMITH St. Mary Science Club, Football RICHARD I. SOMMERDYKE Holy Name French Club, Homecoming TOM SPANGLER St. Francis Xavier TERRY L. SPIELMAKER St. Mary. Marne Student Council, Football, Basketball, Baseball, Track, Varsity Club DOLORES K. SOBCZAX Sacred Heart Marian Club, Glee Club Science Club MARY LOU STAEVEN St. Francis Xavier Glee Club MARCIA STARR St. Francis Xavier Spring Swing, Marian Clu GERALD STEPANOVICI-I Sts. Peter and Paul Football EDWARD ST. PIERRE St. Thomas French Club, Track, Golf PATRICIA A. STORA St. Isidore Glee Club RITA M. STRAUS St. Alphonsus Glee Club, Gala Nite, Senior Mixer IAMES SURMAN St. Isidore Football 31 b ww-K bw .N -- v i:-: f iles .L 'Q in ' MARCIA I.. SWANN Si. Iames Glee Club, Gala Nite, Spring Swing IOAN M. SWARTS Sacred Heart Glee Club, Spring Swing RICHARD T. SWEENEY St. Andrew STEPHEN K. SWEET St. Francis Xavier Track SUSANNE SYREK St. lsidore ' Glee Club, Science Club, Homecoming Court RICHARD D. SZAIDA St. Isidore GERALDINE L. SZCZERBA St. Isidore Glee Club, Writers Club WANDA SZOTKO St. .Adalbert Glee Club MARGARET M. THEILE St. Mary Marian Club, Glee Club Student Council IOSEPH THOME Holy Family Baseball GLADYS T. THOMPSON St. Andrew Glee Club FREDERICK C. TIBBLE St. Francis Xavier Spires, Science Club, Glee Club, Ushers Club' Band, Christmas Party THOMAS I. TOBIN St. Francis Xavier Science Club, Sno-Shuffle, Co-chairman MARIANNE TOCZYDLOWSKI St. Isidore Glee Club KAY D. TOLES St. Alphonsus Glee Club BARBARA I. TOPOLSKI St. Adalbert Spires, Co-Editor, Marian Club, Glee Club, Student Council, Gala Nite ROSEMARY TRYC St. lsidore Glee Club, Student Council BERNARD D. TURSKY St. Mary Science Club, Ushers Club, Christmas Party 32 sql f -' FX 4' 5 f f ismv 1 I ' 'iii Q2 H? 15 mes, ty 1 X Xt X X Z is f l A RSI' Q 3 3 .1 BARBARA I. TUSCH Sacred Heart Glee Club PATRICIA I. URBANSKI St. Isidore Moricm Club, Writers Club, Glee Club, Student Council RICHARD A. UNDERHILL St. Adalbert FREDERICK D. VAN ANTWERP St. Iude Glee Club CHRISTIAN I. VAN DAM Holy Name GERALD VANDENBERG Holy Name Student Council THOMAS VAN GESSEI. St. Anthony Student Council, Ushers Club, Footbcxll Mgr., Varsity Club, Christmas Party SHIRLEY A. VAN PORTFLEET St. Iarnes Marian Club, Glee Club, Cheerleader ANTHONY S. VICARI Our Lady of Sorrows Bowling I-IELENE VOGEL Holy Trinity ROSEMARIE WAGNER St. Isidore Glee Club SALLY WALSH St. Andrew Glee Club, Student Council, Homecoming, Gala Nite 33 WAUNETA M. WELCH St. Alphonsus Glee Club ROBERT W. WATERS O St. Andrew Cross Country, Trcrck WARD W. WEBER St. Stephen Glee Club, Ushers Club WILLIAM D. WEBER St. Alphonsus Band ROSEMARY WESTDORP Holy Name Glee Club, Sno-Shuffle MARGUERITE D. WICKERING St. Frances Xavier mm. . L LOIS SCI-IEIDEL Holy Trinity Glee Club, Gala Nite EDMUND L. WILA St. Isidore IAMES L. WILLETTE St. Thomas Spring Swing THOMAS L. WILLETTE St. Andrew Student Council, Track, Varsity Club ALICE L. WINTERHALTER St. Francis Xavier Glee Club, Science Club RAMON R. WISNIEWSKI St. lsidore Spires Glee Club, Science Club, Ushers Club, Christmas Party DARLENE M. WOHLSCHEID Immaculate Heart ol Mary Glee Club, Science Club WILFRED I. WOLF Holy Name Football, Baseball, Varsity Club, Christmas Party IAMES L. WOLFORD St. Alphonsus ROBERT A. WOODRICK St. Francis Xavier Science Club EUGENE D. WORONIECKI St. Adalbert Football Mgr., Varsity Club LEON s. WOZNIAK St. Alphonsus KATHLEON C. WRIGHT St. Mary Writers Club, Science Club, Student Council KENNETH M. YONKERS St. Alphonsus Band, Christmas Party BARBARA A. ZAI-IM St. Alphonsus Glee Club, Student Council, Spring Swing THERESE M. ZEILBECK Blessed Sacrament Spires Marian Club, Glee Club, Homecoming ARLENE F. ZILONIS Sts. Peter and Paul Spires Glee Club, Music Graduate PATRICIA E. ZIMMER St. Francis Xavier MARGARET M. ZOLINSKI Sacred Heart Glee Club RONALD F. ZOMBERG St. Iames 34 1 K S I Graduates without pictures: Ronald Bazan, Gerard Bement, Gle: Brooks, Fred Cast, Phillip Collii Nick Croshaw, Lillian A. Mart Iarnes G. McClure, Vera Paberz. A , Senior Poem This --yetdr, as in the decades past, All roads will meet in Rome at last. The pilgrims trudge their weary way From far-off lands to kneel and pray. So, too, we journeyed from our birth For eighteen years upon this earth To reach our destination here, As Seniors of The Holy Year. The push that sped us on our way To school that bright beginners' day Was ministered with equal force In each ensuing year, of course. It jet-propelled us through the space Ol eight full years and set the pace For high school life in years to come . . An energetic, lively one. As Freshmen at C. C. we found That year to be a testing ground Of character and charm and skill, Of perseverance and good will. Though Sophomore days were much the same 'Twas then began our march toward fame. The title Iunior earned at last, With all the fun attached, soon passed. Our hearts were yet to learn the joys Awaiting Senior girls and boys. Election day came into sight And we campaigned from morn to night With speeches, songs, and slogans too, Balloons, and signs for all to view. Then Koelzer, Gerke, Polaskey, Mead, Were voted in, and took the lead. Now we shall not presume to name Each football star who brought us fame. The Player of the Year we deem To be each man on our great team. Oh what a thrill when they came through, Our undefeated champs in blue! Those cups and trophies - all of them - Were justly earned by mighty men. Fond memories of Gala Nite Recall a technicolor sight Of gaily decorated stands And booths maintained by helpful hands. Once more we heard the gym resound With laughter when the Mixer found Us gathered there, and later when Dear Santa brought us gifts again. The Homecoming was truly fine, The Sno-Shuffle was most sublime. On both occasions could be seen A very gracious King and Queen. No less in royalty and state Appeared our Snow-Queen candidate. And noble, too, was she that day - The maid who crowned the Queen of May Democracy, a noble Word, ls one to which we all referred. To most of us the name Macbeth Provoked the thoughts of bloody death. But all of us, throughout our days, Shall give the Honor Students praise. Our graduates in music, too, Shall hear applause which is their due. Our Class of '50 claims to be The acme of activity. We all had meetings to attend: Each club pursued a worthwhile end. We organized devotions, too, And always kept this end in view: The class most likely to succeed ls clean of thought and pure of deed. Now all the pomp and pageantry Of Class Night is a memory, And Graduation's hopes and fears Are lost amid the smiles and tears. But we shall meet at heaven's door To rest in God forevermore - And celebrate eternally The Class of 'SU jubilee. Margaret Dautremont , -W-WT.- Y . Remember . . . ? ? ? if , my ixixx i l 'iss ' A-X ' 0 ' ':l jf'T LQ' lx M .t , '-if , :Al k Q, 5 f ? v rv, if N . ' ' 1 -4 ' X XI -iii, ijfl I N ' 1 ll' ',. ' gi' ' ,ir 'FW' Xl, ggi: , 4 Zi ' 1 ' ,- A . -'n - f W S . it r l ,, is 'Z X y 'M' A .-.-.gust-L-f-ff' ' Ice Mead and his pal, the lizzard . . . the trial in 204 of the slightly shrunken uniform . . . the Senior' s rendition of Heart and Sou1 . . . the broken window and l?t at Therese's party . . . Susie Syrek's luck on Gala Nite . . . the pipes and cigars on Vest Day and the parade on Sheldon Avenue . . . Ioanne's devotion to Leon Hart . . . the freezing girls in the Homecoming Court . . . Scytko losing nomination for Queen by a small margin . . . Connie Iaglowski and Susie Iasinski making a good Rudolph . , . Iim Iebb holding up the South- C. C. game . . . Louie Esch playing set-back in physics . . . Dorothy Bikki tasting the chemicals in Chemistry class-hungry Billie? . . . in our Sophomore year-White Shirt Day . . . Virgie's interpretation oi Doctor Faustus . . . Matulaitis being serenaded with Don't Cry, Ioe . . . the little green hats on ' nm election day . . . Dick and Rosie's twin sweaters . . . the fun at LaPorte . . . our 6' 3112 drum major and his disobc- 5 g'QYqE2:5ukf',, dient band . . . Mary Lou Gerke lighting the way of the , Sen'ior girls with her shiny nose . . . all the Scotch berets - 'f!SfIf1V i,'i or whatever you call them . . . Margie Madura's Yumpin' '41.p ' Yimminies . . . the sudden impulse for getting engaged . . . bashful Kozminski and the squeeling girls . . . Tucker's Q, simple name . . . the sign, Beat Union , being carried around 1 . . . the Pretenders . . . the murder of poor Macbeth . . . my the hungry boys at the banquets . . . the cry, Down with y 6 ',gs.,f3f'f5i3gesf '- Senior gym classes . . . Barb Miles' brief case . . . Trudy ' fp in We Speak tor Democracy Bichler . . . Feutz's freckles and silly laugh . . . Shirley Van Portileet carrying a lunch bucket . . . Wheel Yonkers and Spoke Brocker . . . Red Pla- -..Y Nu M-4 y , i - :gr 111' :TL ...Y 4e, x gl! 4' . --W '-441' ' 'DQS , N ., xhftjiil-' V f'i..'-ci - X ' Tu Q 1 1 ,X l . ll 1. . 1, 'f checki's slightly overloaded car . . . Iohnny Higgins. the little man who is always there . . . Chris Van Dam and Oh, what you said! . . . Rita Gabert. our sleepy-time gal . . . Ianie Polaskey. the It Girl of 1950 . . . the speeches and squab- bles in the mixed classes . . . all those slumber C?J parties . . . the icy drag and the oh-so-hard snowballs . . . the spinning wire recorder - blackmail . . . the fella's . . . lack Young's Whiz Kids . . . President Iim's oh's and ah's during speeches . . . Tom Hayes' advice on married life . . . Bob Yea Team Barstis . . . Blackie Brooks singing Mammie and Swannie . . .Kay Peterson's haircut . . . handsome lad, Tom DesPres . . . Gerry Serba gaining fame as an expert page turner . . . Lover Willette. 36 i 'cigars on ' ...r Tzxflsfk 1 K gy :mais 35 1251: -5' ' 492 3792 'if- 3255: ef, f , is M' ,sm 3 6 .....,,zmuauzam:nii flffffE445-'5:f7f::'5ff ' -:Lvl Q Q lIe::'-' u ...across at 'rand not person life and more so cmd other otherwise the To Q the colored, ftions which decorate ' d To the Sophdrnoresgwei years of sheer ecstCtsyf?1?i To the Freshmen. we it tions and condolences detention slipsf 5 t The Seniors .... , o. .iw 'To Mr A 99.92 of erry Spielmaker cmd undivided Emmy' Bot' bequectths ments of silence to s Ierrv chcrsed copy of a-::.' 4 '1-ji, - :wir-31: . T1 . 3, To add his C and bcxll hcn ctdds HO Scholl mir horn is 'e Q19 to be Our Honor Students Barbara Miles and Thomas Hayes were Catholic Central's academic champions. Barbara's honor points totaled forty-nine and one haltg Tom's forty-four. These two students were awarded scholastic pins by Monsignor Murphy, February 4, in recog- nition ot their achievements in a class of 375 members. The honors of the Iunior class went to lean Brown and William Moleski. Mil- dred Grzecka and Charles Gogulski car- ried the banners for the Sophomore class. Not to be oudone, the Freshmen winners were Deborah Hall and Francis Gula. Tops in the Class: Barbara Miles and Thomas Hayes Underclassmen Honor Students C Gogulski M Crzeczka, W. Moleski, D. Hall, F Gula I Brown receive their scholastic pins from Monsignor Murphy. Meet Our Underclassmen Officers A corp of Willing Workers were our friends the underclassrnen, ever ready and Willing to make Catholic Central a school of which We are proud. The Iuniors did their best job with their first social event, the I-Hop. The success of this and all of the underclassmen projects was due to the fine spirit and leadership which spurred the classes on to greater things. The Iuniors, the Sopho- mores, and the Freshmen all Work and strive for the day when they will be called Seniors. Pic- tured below are the officers. Top Left: Iunior officers, left to right, are: Dora DeSant'is, Frank Olewinski, Donald Cole and Iacqueline Emerson. Right: Sophomore officers are: Iacaueline Bennet, Bernadette Fodor, Peggy Holmes and Marcia Miller. Left Bottom: Freshmen officers: Mary Ann Kay, Ida Russell, Cheryl Henriksen and Shirley Norton. wf :. s 1sfv - i 1 - - V swiss. .X i 1s i wx-us f1es1wi.s r.. Jun- V aeilon discussing nd J ackie nd Ken Doyle, a nstet, a i Lucy ' Bob Sch Bronii , Fr ank lllewinski, ior elections with Margrete Emerson. t G. Benhnm, One: Y. Abramowicz, D. Adamzak. W. Mixer, A. Pdksnis, M. Amato Row Two: R. Anderson, S. Pmdrie, D. Auhert. C. Baiiey, D. Baiiy RAW gvhrgez T. Bake. D. Bnhmiis, W. Bxmaszak, D. Barlosiewicv., D. Bartz, T. Beenen, T. Bemen , . est Row Four: C. Bimot, C. Bixier, M. Bockniak, G. Bochniuk, R. Bogusiowski, G. Bono, L. B00mgmu'd, A. Bot. G. Boudrean Row Five: R. Bmxwens, E. Bowier, C. Boyie, G. Brady, Y-. Bvandvstatter, M. Branifi, F. Bvaun, B. Breus, D. Bracken 40 Class of 55 1 Cheryl H enriksen, Joan Gilbert, a that Spring fever? Row One: D. Britt, E. Broehu, B. Brockway. L B Row Two: A Brown. J. Brown, N Br Row Three: D. ue-che, R B D. Cole Row F . rophg, J. Broski . own, B. Buck, T. Budzynski . urns. E. Buzalski, J. Cahill, I. Calvarusso, J. Camlinn, G. our: R. Connor, 'l'. Conway, J. Cook. N. Cuolsen, D. Cooper, H. Cor- Row Five: M. Culligan, G. Czechanski, C. Czerwinski, E. Czer B. Davis, R. Davis cy, J. Cove mnski. A. D' ml Natalie Carew, A. Chic lclon. Y. M. Crisl - Amino, Friar hav e caught ez, N. Cr M. Daniel Junior? 1 C1aSS of 5 41 owley s, 1. Danielski, The Junior boys are deeply en ed in gross the story of Clu-i stmas Row One: T. Debri. R. Deederly, E, Delaney, E. D Row Two: D. De-Santis, M. Didion, T. ' Row Three: B. Donahue, M. Edkins Row e Lonais, D. Dennis Dzerda, P. DiPiazza. B. Dodge E. Dougherty, L. Doyle, M. Doyle, M. Droski, R. D1-oski, T. Dudick, T. Duffy. Four: R. Elder-kin, J. Emerson. A. Engstrom. G-. Engstrom, P. Erhardt, T. Everhart, R, Faber, R. Fate, L. F rr Row Fivg: D. Fewless, M. Fisr-her, J. Fisher, D. Ford, J. Foster, R. Franckowink, N. Friar, J. Frydrych, M. Gebora J uni01 f 5 1 C1aS-'5 of 42 'IIQ a ymmg maxfs tancy turns to thoughts oi fa date for Row One: J. Geurm, --, Row Two: R. Gietzen. J. Gilbert, ..,, Row Three: M. Gnidziejkn. H. Goewey. n. ..-. P. Hulhs, M. Hamihon Row Fom-:dE. Hartman, J. Hasiem. E. Hswener, J. Hawley, H. nxp.,,., ' D. Iacovoni, D. lgxmsiuk, H. label G. Jsxckowski, J. Jaglowsku, 1-. - Howax Row Five: W. Howe, J. Jasinski, G. Jendrnsiuk A 43 Ju11iOI s Class of 551 together on t he drag chur- The Sophomore and Junior noon hour. ing the 1 hoys get R Kaminski Keene E Kittridge, M, Khin, hiere, oyce, G. Jnnewkck, P. Kaminskus. L. Kuminski, . M. Karasiewicz, Y. Karstnn, M. Kazmnowicz, F. R Kenney, Y. Kersies, C. Kerwkn. K. Kihszewski. . D Krysbinink, Y. homey, H. ulmoreama. M. Lamp Leonard, M. Levnndoshi, D. Unacre, One 1 . Kamisickus. Kempi, . ' Kruvv. . Nlier, L. Row Row Two: L. Row Three: J. KAW, B. A. Khne Row Four: J. KXot1,, D. Kokmda. B. Kn1.aX, L. .L Lnrahd Row Five: P. Lavkhx, J, Lawyer. R. Leach, M. Lehnertv., F. Le E. Lucas I 44 Cljgniors S Cf 551 Betwee n classes there is always time for discussing t gossip or telling' at joke, never schoolwork! Row Ono: F. Lucas, K. Ludwig, G. Lugthart, R. Luxford B Row Two: W. Lyons, T. Mack. J. Maczka, R M Row Three: K. Malloy, W. Mansfield McCarthy. E. McEvoy Row Four: A M me he latest , . Lynch . akowski, B. Malec , G. Marcinowski, T. Marshall, G. Martin, G. May, T. McCarthy, K. h . Ieifielaughj McGovern, J. Mclsaac, M. McLean, T. McSh-une. D. Mead. R. Mejzak, 'II Mich- 1- ' Il. 'lc ' Ro1vkfFivi-:ulfiIilfilan, liulgilhnowski, D. Miller, W. Miller, W. Molcski, B. Morrissey, N. M . Mulvi i Juniors 1 c1asS of 5 45 ulhall, A. Mullen, Gordo oi their Meillmvc cl iscuss the rtin, Dan Piotrowski, and Jim minute homework. n Ma details last-n Row . D. Yasikows Row Five: M. Yawhak, C Yowers, M. Prein 46 w One: E. Muraski, Y. Mya-Xvwieu, L. Mysmk, M. Nachtegnnll, J. Nnhs Row Two: P. Naimo. J, Naiar, M. Napierzdu, M. Nchon. K. Nikodernski ow Thrce: R. Nixon, D. Norton, R. Norton, E. Noskcy, R. Now, D. Nowak, M. Obevmeycr, 1. 0'Keefe, F. 0!ewinski Fouv' R. OLNMH, J. Orcutl, C. Odikowski, P. Ormond, D. Owens, E. Pans, F. Pa!azw!o, R. Ynvente, 1 . Petroski, J. Pettcrschn T. Pettcrsch, D. Yiotrowski, R. Piotrowski, R. Post, Y. C1JuniO1 s a-SS of 551 Joan Gilbert, N stud ' atalie Friar, and Cheryl Hem-ieksen spend their 3 hour doing research work in the library. Row Ono: P. Quinn T Row Two' C Ro . . Quirk, J- Rafi' . I. Reed,C. Reill W Three: D R U Hrty. E Ra y, E. Reilly. . oberts, R. ' ,. Sadowsk' Row F . xsmussen. E. Rebone P. Reuss. D. Richmond. G. Riley Ronan. D. Rosloniec, R. Rosloniee, A. Rossi, H. Russell, P. Russell. D. Rydzewski l nur: D. Sagzanski. B. Sam. S. Saunders, J. Schaab, D. Schaner, L. Schindorf, R. Schmidt, L D. Schmuker Row Five: M. Schnur. C. Schocndorf, J. Scholl, B. Schrader, G. Schrauwen M. Seibel, P. Sheehy Junior? 1 C1aSS of 5 . Schmitt. , R. Schuster , T. Schuuz-mans, 47 Lynn Bro In p ey studies hard between her duties while on Stu dent Council at 9:30. - , .-....uxer, D. Spinski, B. Spratling .......-uunas, D. Stawasz, L. Steele, A. Stimson, B. Sturm, M. Surman, ii.. u. Swart, P. Swartz, R. Szczepanski, M. Szczerba, T. Szotko, E. Taylor, F. Tazelanr, G. Teska, J. ma Row Five? J. s'I'ierney, C. Tillman, R. Timm, P. Tobin, J. Tofel, D. Tolger, R. Talley, J. Tomczak, R. Tusch J niorS Class of 351 ur retreat These Junior girls stop o n informal discussion. tween conf erences for a Master, Fa ther Tobin, he- Raw One: A. Ugenus, D. Lmzmm... -,, Row Two: R. Vander Laan, M. Vander Wert, m. v....,e, Row Three: M Van Lnyn, P. Van Wingen, S. Var. Woerkom, D. Vlflcexn., .,. G. Walke, P. Walsh Row Four: R. Ward, J. Whalen, M. Wilder, V. Willacker, R. Wlllette, R. Wisz, R. Woiczynski, L. won, Wysocki, C. Zalewski, F. Zalewski, E. Zamieroski, H. Zimmerman, R. G-. Wright Row Five: K. Wurm. R. Wurm, H. Ziolkoski, J. Zolinski 49 Juni0rS Class of '51 res homo SOP Jer ry Kozlninskl Literal? cGougI1, and Dick G n front of Joe9s9' lynn disc after school. 5 52. Class of ', Don M ure?Xi ussin gs Row One: J. Alicki. R Andr J. Barszewski Row Two' B akowicz, P. Annulis, H. Baker. J. Hnlcerowicz, R. Banaszak, C. Barber, . . Basin-ska, N. Bazzani, 0. Bearinger, R. Bearinger, M. Belile, B. Bel!-srdo, J. Bennett, W Berg-in, L. Bieber Row Three: R, Bielecki, J. Black, R. Bladey, B. Blish, P. Blozinski. D. Bflckheim, M. Bockheim, S. Bockheim, F. B ' , A. B tt Row Fougfif Bouwguis, M. Bowler, C. Brady, M. Braybrook. R. Brechting. M. Briggs, F. B1-Ocato, D. B1-Oahu, J. B If , S. Br I: Row Fivgzo in grouligk? F. Brown, D. Brunn, G. Buck, S. Buiiink, G. Burt, V. Buzzitla, .L Centilli, S. C t' ', . C ro R0wMSix Dhick1on,cG. Cimek, M. Clark, G. Cook, M. Cook, J. Cool, P. Cool, D. Coolsen, R. Coolsen. . C o er Roxv Sev:n?M. Covell, R. Cox, M. Croshaw, R. Crl-Imp, -M. Cudzanowski, J. Czachoz-ski, M. Czarniecki, M. Davis, L. Debri, R. De Fouw 50 S OphOrnoreS C1 o '- is Bnihiing aiter chosen ave the Boy had been hie Bennet an Monsignor J ae ning ironl iear I oiiicers. eiass cl Bernie Focior ie Murphy that they Rovl303Z: R. neifonw, D. DeMntt, .L Deschnine, R. Deniing, M, Dickerson, D, Dognagiy., G, Doody, . ran i!nivY'YYgr:x:xM. Domi, M. Doha, J. Dumas. R. Dunham, A. DuPont, G. Durst. G. E-atkins, R. Engieswn, . B CY Row Three: E. Erhardt. W. Farhm. S. Farrcii, D. Fe-hsenieid, B. Fentz, J. Fern-L, M. Fiedorowic-1.. J. Fieid, J. Fiieiski, N. Finedorc RowFFoExrGe.e. Finnegan, E. Fischer. B. Fodor, R. Foiey, R. Foster, 3. Fox. J. Fox, P. Fox, D. Franikowiak, A. IB Row Five: S. Bahia, N. Gauthier, R. Gmrinski, .L Gehora, J. Gedris., P. Gennutis, M. Geruiis, T. Giedzinski, R. Giynn, 1. Goeidei . - G Goguiski, A. Gregor, P. Greasier, J. Grigwarg. B. G-ross, M. Grzeczha, E. Gr-nec-Am, Y. Grzeemk. Hnnekneeht - Hnrtweii, J. Han, 0. Heihgi, W . i-iendershot. W. Hcrbig, E. Hernandez, T, Hickey Row Sis: . M. Haan, G. Row Seven: N. Hnrig, L. R. Higgins ..' in 51 '. '11 ', . x:.' '..4:-...IRQ Soph-OI'n.Q14eS Class Cf '52 fellow about a cok sks one oi the Fresh e? Jerry Polkowski a men boys. i Row One: T. Hillary, S. Hiller, G. Holland, P. Holmes, L. Homrich, A. 1-loogcrhycle, B. Hoogterp, M. Hoover ' M. Host, R.'Host, H. Howe, A. Hosted, R. lyznasialc, M. Jansheski, J. Jarmosco ki, J. Jones, C. Jones, J. Junewick, B. Kaminski, V. Rnw Two: J. Harrigan, Row Three: D. Jaworowicz, M. Jelens, R. Jermans Kaminski, J. Kammen, M. Kampschulte Row Fglur C. -Karl, D. Karpinski, L. Kaupa, J. Keller, P. Keller, E. Kelly, S. Kelley, H. Kendall, J. Kersies, . ex-ages Row Five: D. Kierepka, R. Klekowda, E. Kloster. J. Kneibel, G. Knepke, R.. Kopanskl, G. Korenkiewicz. R. Koryto, M. Kowalski ,J. Kozal Row Six: S. Kozal, J. Kozminski, R. Kramarz, J. Krensclewski, L. Kreski, D. Kruszka, P. Krutel, V. ' ' ' lc R. Kryszcwski ' ' M. Km-owski, J . Kutchins, M. Kutcipal, A. Kyowski, Krygier, R. Krystmia , ' H Kuklowski, R. lsulc-Lak, Row Seicn: W. Kubilms, . A. Lnckus, M. Lmlwigr, J. Larson 52 sophomores Class of 52 0 think that the worl place ,.-...-..-, r. Levandowski, C. L ns U Iukoxutz, F. ' ymouskl Row I'h ewis, C. Lillie Mauchrzak, T. Majchrzak, J. Mnksymowski Marek, C. Marklevitz R Mas lk , . 'n oski, E. Muslowski, McG' ' mms, D. McGough, D. McKay, T. McSweeney, Morgan, J. Morris D Mour , . er, W. Muenzenmeyer, D . . .Ogrodzmskl C Ohler M , . , . Okrangley, D. Oksas, Pnl azzulo, D .Palaeki, E. Palmer, R. Pasikowski, 53 d is just a resting It lnust ores Sophom f '52 S 0 C185 be interesting to Jane Scholl and Margaret Dickerson pzetured in the foreground. Row One: A. Pawloski, V. Perrin, R Peters, F Pet Row Two: G. Pulkowski, P. Pope, M Pop Row Three: D. Prus, N. Przyby M. Readwin. C. Reds Row Four: 4 R B . roski, M. Pietrowicz. B. Platte, R. Pokora, J. Polack . Ina, A. Post, T. Potchen, A. Putter, J. Powers, D. Prawdzik sz. B. Ptak, D. R.uaymake1's, P. Ragen, F1 Rathbun, B. Rau. D. Rauch, . . cus, L, Reynolds, A. Ria-der, J. Rinkevich. C. Rohlolf. J. Rohloff, P. Roosien, J. Rossi, . Rout w, R. R Row V: R. s13upinski,o'yE. Ryan. J. Safran, L. Saur. J. Sawinski, A. Scheidel, M. Schmidt, M. Schumuker, W. S h k , J. S 0 n - Row Six:eI.?1-glcizll, Eficliulski. M. Schultz, R, Sehwaiger. A. Selvig. P. Sheldon, R. Sherwood, D. Shuker, G. Shu r, J. Siedlec i Row Seven :eC. Siegel. M. Siege-1. D. Sloma, J. Sloma, C. Slomski, B. Smieiel, J. Smolenski, M. Sobczak. C. Sommerdyke, Ii Soules 59 S 0phOrnoreS Class of 152 oids. T aste g and Nw e ask oi Lucia Beyn Q ii. W .. 04' Row L B. Spvuit, B. Sixxciinusims, 0. Stasiaiewicz, M, Steifes, W . Stein. R, Shura, Ni. Struiko, S. Stmuf- Rnwgwg: Sutheriimd. E. Smczepnneii, R. S-w1.ei'binsiai, S. Sv.c'1.erimwic1., D. Swmmieki, R. Tunis., .L Tmiier, . ny or Row Three: W. Tebemx. E. Terakowsiii, G. Tiionms. M. Tobin, P. Toiei, L. Toies, R. 'i'omcv.ak, S. Toms, W. Troegev, D. 'Ytwbinski Raw Fourz E. Tuvoweki. D. Urbxmski, M. Umarsiai, C, V1mDreumei, C. Vogt, D. Voreiiiiimm. B. Wagner, D. Warner, S. Waidie, S. Waieu Row Five: M. Wniicer, J. Wavra, B. Webb, C. Weber, R. Weicion, M. We-aweew, NL Weyimmp, F. Whitaker. Wiicos, M. Wiikowski iiiatci, F. Wiiiixxme, 3. Winawiecki, R. Woiiord, T. Wood, 1. Wi-ight, Y. Wright, R. Yahnke, a Ymwistowski, F. 'l.ieiiuski, V. 'l,iemsiai, J, 'l.igmont, .L Ziomiaowsiai, R.. luiwu, B. Row Six: F. W L. Yeo, M. 'Z-amiat even: Ni. Zamoiski, V. ' B, Ymaowski. P. Zysyis Wow S . 'Loiiusiu , Y 55 Freshmen Class of '53 Mary Ann Kay Latin lesson before and Deborah Hall explain a class. T Armstrong F. Arrealondo Row One: T. Alliger, J. Amante. J. Anderson, . , Row Two: R. Averill, N. Balcerzak, T. Barnes, V. Bart. J. Bartosiewicz, P. Baton Row Three: T. Becker, 0. Benham, E. Bennett, J. Benzer, H. Bielecku, J. Biondo, M. Blakeslee, R. Bock- heim, K. Bolen, P. Bolter, R. Bonczyk Row Four: A. Bono, R. Boomgaard, L, Bott, V. Bott, R. Braun, H. Brey, W. Britt, R. Brown, R. Buch- anan, M. Budnilc, R. Budzynski I Row Five: H. Bueche, J. Bueche, M. Burlingame, S. Burlingame, C. Burns, J. Bm-tek, M. Calvarusu, C. Camling, R. Canfield, L. Carr, J. Caverley Row Six: P. Chatterson, M. Christofl, B. Ciminski, M. Codman, C, Constintine, D. Cook, P. Cooper, J. Corey, J. Coutnrier, G-. Czachorski, R. Daniels Row Seven: R, Danielski, C. DeL8no, J. Dereziuski, G. Deschuine, M. Despres, J. Dellriendt, N. Diilion ' ' ' M. Donahue, B. Doud, P. Drier T. Dommml., 56 FreShm?5?3 C1aSS of Rodney Krump, What's her Number-.M Row One: M. Durlick. C. Dudley, B. Dugal, R. Dunhnm. D. Dyer, W. Egan. M. Einig, S. Emerson, J. Endres Row Two: B. Ennis. A. Fabbro, M. Falkowski, A. Farrell, S. Feldpausch, N. S. Ferro, N. M. V. Ferro, W. Fish, S. Fitzgerald. Row Three: T. Fitzgerald, M. Fleming, P. Folkersmn, B. Ford, J. Fortner, R. Fox, R. Fox, J. Foy, S. Franc-kowiak, R. Frans, G. Franz Row Four: J. Frydrych, J. Fuller, P. Fulvi, E. Gabert. C. Garbula, G. Gersch, M. Gillies, J. Glowaoki, T. Glynn, N. Coewey. J. Golec Row Five: S. Good, B. Gorman, J. Gorski, R. G-rnbinslci, M. Grahs. R. Greenhoe, L. Grzeskowiak, Guzaf, L. Gyure, D. Hall, A. Hamilton Row Six: D. Haney, J. Hare, E. Harig, J. Hartman, R. Hazzard, M. Heemstra, S. Heibel, C. Henriksen, S. Herrmann, R. Heynen, J. Hickey ow Seven: J. Hillary. W. Hillary, L. Holzgen, D. Hood, C. Hoogerhyde, B. Host Hudson. J. Huff, D. Ignatowski , D. Host, L. Host, T. 57' FreS1'lm?n3 Class Of 5 Ahsorb ing knowledge in the library are: Vincent Bot Pulaski, and Gordon Schmueker. Ron One C Inglot C Juarda E. Jackboicl, J. Jackowski, J. Jakubowski, J. J D Jelemeus Ron Two. R. endrasi ', J. Jennings. C. Jensen, G-. J ' M. Jessup, . John Row Three. B. Johnston, B. Jon S. Karston, M Rox ankowski, J. Jazwinski, Pvlmw. C. Jerrnunski. R. Jesionnwski, J. Jesuek, es, D. Joswick, P. Joyce, S. Joyce, C. Juchniewiez, M. Kaminski, M. Kaminski, . Kay, M. Kazmierski v Four: K. Kee-na. J. Keenan, T. Kennedy, J. Kinney, M. Kinney, J. Kirkwood, R. Klien, N. Klosku, J. Klukowski, R. Kolenda, G. Konkle Row Five: D. Kopanski, M. Koperska, J. Koprowski, B. Kowalczyk, M. Kowalski, M. Kozlowski, B. Kranen- berg, G. Krupp, R. Krusell, S. Kryger, M. Krzelewski Ron- Six: C. Krzykwa, D. Kukowska, T. Kujawa, M. Kul-uk, J. Lach, C. Ludwig, C. Langa, B. Langluis, J. LaPonsie, F. Lasko, S. L90 Row Seven: K. Leach, D. Leestma. R- Leonard. V. Leszezynska. R. Lomasiewi B, Ludwig, R. Luxford, H. Lynch, B. Mack cz, P. Long. T. Ludden, 58- t, Bert Freshmen Class of '53 il entertains himself with a travel book. Robert Scliapp Row One: P. Madurai, F. Nlakm-cvvim, X.. ... F. Malone Row Two: J. Mamas, K. Marcellus, J. Mxxrulis, E. Matulaitis. T. Mcuarmy, .... D. Mcllinatry Row Three: B. McSnwby. A. McShane, B. Menzel, J. Mervenne, B. Mesunas, M. Meyer, M. Meyer, V. Minnrdo, P. Monterusso, G. Moore, D. Morrissey Row Four: D. Moyer, J. Mulhall, J. Murphy, M. Murphy, R. Murphy, D. Nadolski, J. Nuhs, A Nelson, J. Nelson, R. Neper, P. Nichols Row Five: W. Niewiadomski, G. Nikudemski. R, Norman, P. Norris, S. Norton, C. Nowak, J. Nowak. J. Nowicki, M. Obermeyer, J. O'Brien, J. Orlikowslci Row Six: D. Overbeck, R.. Owczarzak, J. Palaszelc, J. Palczcwski, R. Pnskiewicz, S. Putters, P. Pawlak S. Peters, P. Pike, L. Plachecki ' Poldcrmlyk, M. Pospiech, H. Powers, J. Powers, S. Powers, L. Prein F. Permoda, Row Seven: J. Podell, R. Poggi, N. B. Przekop, J. Przyhysz, B. Pulaski .59 Freshmen Class Cf '53 Bill Hillary demonstrates his geographical knowledge in His- t r Class. 03' 'M El. n Row One: D. Pupel, vv. 1 ...--. , Row Two: P. Reagan, R. Rempalski, Y. Luce, .1. l....,-.., Row Three: T. Rose, P. Rnsewarene, M. udzinski, l. Russell, J. kcossu, .,. --..., , R. Rzemek, J. Scully, R. Schappa Row Four: C. Schindorf, N. Schippers. P. Schmidt, G. Schmuker, R. Schoen, J. Schwuiger, D. Signer. J. Sikowskl, V. Skurko, M. Slade, M. Slapikowski Row Five: S, Slatter, D. Sloma, P. Sloma, R.. Slowlnski, H. Smith. R. Smith, V. Sohczuk, G. Sokol, J. Sowle. S. Spenski. P. Spetoskey Row Six: M. Spicuzza, T. Spruit, P .Stallard, B. Stefnniak, N. Steffes. R. Stephan, G. Stodclurcl, R. Sullivan, ' bn R. Szerinski ' 'l'heile, J. Theme, D, Thnmpson, F. Thompson, .l. 'l'immions, E. Surmnn, J. Szc1.er , Ruw Seven: M. Talley, G. Taylor, J. Tennis, L. D. Tobin, L. Tuczydloxvski, R. Tomczak 60 Freshmen Class of '53 The ever popular drag at noon-time in front of the Cathe- dral. With this page we close our academic section, the pictures of those who made this Spires possible. s X' x Row One: R. Trepke, A. Trovato. R. Urbznnski, A. Van Bcnnekom Row Two: J. Vanden Berg, J. Van Dyke, T. Van Dyke, D. Van Houten Row Three: J. Van Os, J. Varnagntas. J. Van Wolvlear, C. Walbercr Row Four: M. Walcott, J. Wasco. P. Waters, C. Watkoski Row Five: R. Weaver. B. Webb, R. Werner, G-. West. C. Westra Row Six: J. Westveer, L. Weykamp, N. Wilcox. D. Winn, J. Winterhaltcr, J. Wisniewski, D. Witte, A. Wodlecki, B. Wolf, C. Wozniecka, J. Wright Row Seven: D. Yonkers, J. Yurgaitis, M. Zalewski, R. Znmierowski, G. Zawistowski, W. Zcllar, D. Zenmitis, M. Zemitis, J. Zerbst, G. Zimmer, B. Zuker l 61 2 S 91 Top: Always with a smilwSecretary, Betty Tomczak. Theresa Borgia and Dorothy Boguslaski make it look interesting every Week. Bottom: Everybody's friend, Miss Savage. Watch for the big event! This is Miss Betty Tomczak who keeps that which consists of pictures of the alumnae of typewriter clicking in the office of the Boys' Catholic Central who have devoted them- Building. selves to the Work of Christ, MlSS SCIVCIQG is llie eVe1' helpful Sienogffiphef Barbara Hillis and Torn Powers tack up the i1'1 ilie Girls' Building. poster heralding the coming of the annual Our vocation inspiration is this bulletin board Spring Band Concert. 62 Top: They put it over, Ioe Basarabski, Bill Hillebrand, and Kitty Brooks. Something new at C. C. Ten Pin Terrorsl-Tony Vacari, Church Meike, Dick Delaney, Ed Brochu, Terry Everhart. Bottom: A Senior, Marilyn Fox, does it again. Hello, Mom-Pete-I won! shouts Pete Naimo. Bill I-lillebrand, having won 307 votes and Mary Brooks, 194 votes, were congratulated upon becoming King and Queen of the Spires by Ioe Basarabski, whose votes totaled 301. Our Constitution, Worth Having, Worth De- Hello there! This is Pete Naimo speaking up tending, This is the title which brought much as winner of the Popularity Contest. G o o d tame to C. C., when Marilyn Fox came in luck, Pete! second place in the city oratory contest spon- This is our Bowlers' Club. It sure keeps Catho- sored by the American Legion. lic top rate on the sports page. 63 x 2 ! P X Q f hx I 3'-7 'fl ,, -Rx, Q sri? ag ' 2, -X X X A ., S SF SNA. N Q sf Q. X u X 'x g r gy Xf rx 'S M X' ag gg . . 2:35 '.- , --Q X as i X Q1 E Q . X in ' -3.3 , , iz Ui J 9? W Q 1 + 5 SEX - .- 53:1 A . . , X s f.. LM X- fm.: X YS. Q EEN . . ' - . 5 25 : , LAN P, wg OF OUR CLUBS WRITERS CLUB As creative work is the keynote ol th e Writers' Club its mem- bers gathered to- gether to put lorth their best etiorts on timely topics-re- ligious, s o cial and academic. This group was responsi- ble for the class p o e in a n cl original skits and plays pro- duced in the Senior home room to encour- age members to d o their best in any ac- tivity. EUCLIDEAN CLUB The members oi the Euclidean Club, th e oldest extra-curricu- lar organization still existent at Catholic Central, spent a few hours monthly dis- cussing iamous math- ematicians, solving mathematical wrin- kles, and singing or- iginal songs. W ,.,,,.. .5 ff-'see .V . k .. ' f. f--. Row One: R. Fitzgerald, S. Marcinowski, J. Finnegan, F. Reilly, H. Russell, H. Attala, N. Bono, W. Hille- brand, R. Axdorff, G. Hekker, L. Yeo, N. Plachecki Row Two: M. Schmitt, J. Jebb, J. Balulis. D. Kozminski, R. Barbachym, J. Rafferty, G. Balczak, A. Rice, R. Davis, W. Wolf Row Three: T. Schnui-mans, A. Bott, E. Falter, J. Black, L. Buzzitta, T. Spielmaker, J. Mead, J. Host. L. W lf R M kowski 0 , . n Row Four: D. Morris, W. Weber, R. Bowens, T. Van Gessel, R. Downer, R. Scamon, T. Willettc, J. Hausscr, J. Gaudet, J. Koelzer, C. Scholl The Varsity Club - The Cougars Pr-owl The Varsity Club ol IQSU is composed of over fifty major letter-Winners. It is by far the most active club of its kind in the city. Having made its Weight felt in the restriction of the wearing of let- ter-sweaters and cougars, the club turned its attention to its many activities. In the tall it threw a mammoth hayride for members only. Then to rebuild its depleted treasury, the members sold ice cream at the basketball games. In the spring was held the third annual Cougar Prowlp an affair which promises to become a tradition at C. C. Catholic can well be proud of its lettermen, not only for their athletic prowess, but also for their line organization, the Varsity Club. Officers: Bob Fitzgerald, Willie Wolf, Ron Makosky, Don Kozminski Advisor: Reverend Ioseph Murphy The arian Club Mother, My Confidence ..... The members of the 1950 Marian Club aimed to become the spiritual leaders of Catholic Central under the guidance of Sister M. Ioan. They strove for more personal sanctification, and thus, through good example, to promote the spiritual Welfare of the entire student body. This group of Senior girls led the others to daily Mass and Com- munion. ln their every action, they tried to im- itate their model, for whom their club is named. Mary Delaney, Barbara Miles and Dolores Sobczak combined their efforts with those of the members and sponsored the Mother-Daughter Faculty Tea, February 26. At this gathering, Sis- ters, mothers, and daughters acted as one social group. This was one of the most successful events of its type, ever held at this school. The Marian Club accomplished a great deal, and Catholic Central profited much by its exis- tence. Row One: M. E. Simon, M. Czachorski, M. J. Gerke. J. Maciejewski, M. J. Polaskey, M. Delaney, D. Sobczak, B. Miles, S. Jasinski, R. M. Pattiok, F. Burns, B. Balcerzak. B. Mol, M. A. Rosloniec. Row Two: A. Bozek. M. Koperski, A. Pickem. S. Van Portfleet, L. Robach, G. Plachccki, F. Rode, J. Azzarello. D. Kolenda, M. Czachorski, K. Kuenncn, B. Bilsborrow. Row Three: S. Halo. M. Starr. K. Havens, C. Chapman, M. Czachorski, M. Kucnncn, M. Brooks, T. Zeilbcck, D. Boguslnski, D. Czarniccki. J. Grnuse, P. Balkc, M. Marcelus Row Four: M. Slowinski. N. Schultz, -I. Cichun, B. Kryfzicr, B. Schnur, J. Pcrmodu, N. Riley. P. Urbanski, M. Theilo, B. Topolski, G. Kozal, M. Moriarty, M. Byrne. USHERS CLUB J. Ronan P. Ronan E. Moore E. Konieczny D. Deuby N. Bobo J. Sawinski C. Mieke L. Bueche R. Dodire R. Delano R. Wisniewski T. Dc-spree, B. Dosprcs 'l'. Kny T. VanGess0I R. Schnff B. Tursky R. Downer STUDENT COUNCI l M. Czachorski M. Byrne, J. Alknsses D. Bilski C. Coolsen D. Czarniecki P. Feutz T. Hockey' J. VundenBurp: C. Chapman J. Balulis J. Busarabksi F. Bouwhuis T . Buzn J. Brougham H. Andres M. Delaney T. Willette N. Moyer B. Zahm S. Walsh N. Gabert J. Delaney V. Kowirnski D. Gula J. Schumaker P. Urbanski M. Duutremonr P. McCarthy T. VunGessel J. Grouse T. Spielmaker L. Buzzitta L. Corsiglia J. Jakewny P. McCarthy l 1 CHEMISTS CLUB Charles Orlikowski, Gordon Teska, Thomas, Dierda, lack Lawyer, Eugene Czerwinski, Charles Knapp, Gerald Iackowski, Robert Willette, Paul Vadebon- COGUI' Always there, aways ready! These words sym- bolize the spirit of the Ushers' Club for at all assemblies in Church and gym the ushers were on duty, performing their tasks very efficiently, without reward. The seventeen members of the club were under the capable leadership of Paul Rohman as president, and Edward Moore, vice- president. Sister M. Roberta, the advisor, was responsible, in no small way, for the success of the club. Laboratory assistants- indeed a fitting title for the Chemasists, a new club which was organized in Steptember, 1949, under the supervision of Sis- ter M. Petronilla. The members spent many hours in assembling apparatus, making s o l u t i o n s straightening the laboratory, and doing many other tasks that arose. These assistants surely deserve a pat on the back for all that they accomplished. Under the guiding hand of Sister Anna Marie, the East Catholic Glee Cub has developed into the largest the school has ever had, and has pro- vided hours of entertainment for the students of Catholic, and the people of Grand Rapids. This choral group, together with that ot West Catholic, has entertained the patients of St. Mary Hospital, the residents of the Little Sisters of the Poor, and the radio audience of the Catholic Hour. The West Catholic group has accomplished much this year under the efficient direction of Sister M. Michael, exhibiting their talents at the Spring Concert May 17, with The Blue Danube, and You'll Never Walk Alone. The East Side group, also participating in this concert, displayed their accomplishments in the ever popular Indian Love Call, and Let There Be Song. 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Advent wreaths were placed in various home rooms, November 27, signifying the beginning of Advent . . . our football team, City and State Champions, were honored at the Center Theater, November 29 . . . Varsity members sponsored a hayride on December 3 . . . three days previous to the feast of the Immaculate Con- ception found boys and girls at Mass, making a triduum . . . ah, at last, the reward of victory was bestowed on us-a free day, December 9 . . . the familiar scenes of the basketball court were caught by all, as Catholic began its season, December 9 . . . December 13. Senior girls were enrolled in the Angelic Warfare . . . food, canned goods, and so on, were brought from home to fill the baskets for the Little Sisters of the Poor, December 14 . . . trophies were presented' to the coaches, team, and Monsignor Murphy by several guests, December 16. Angelic Wai In the simple ceremonj on December 7, Father M ' 1 O. P., enrolled the Senio Angelic Warfare Society was presented a cord, ' L . . O ating St. Thornas's ref against purity. The c fifteen knots in memory c mysteries of the rosary. diction of the Most Ble ment, each girl persono ' 1 ed herself to the vtrtu Top: Senipr girls regciye tlte blus: ' 1 ceremonies of admission into th fare. Center: Barbara Kryuicr, Bar-bar . . , ' I Rosemaiy Wesdorp Lxamlnc t ccivcd cords. Bottom: Father Garry, O. P. distri assisted by Brian Grady. I l SENIOR MIXER On October 29, Catholic Centrol's crlloon-studded gym was the setting for ur first social event of '50-the Senior ixer. This successful evening of doinc- ng was rounded out with entertoiin- ent furnished by the Wheels Chor- crn evening to remember! The whecls' Chorus e Herb Attnla. Allin Rice. Ron Seamon, Tom Van tlessel, Willie Wolf, and Dick Axdox-Fl' mukv with the mellow notes. The Grand March was the finale and hiizh point nf :ln enjoynhlc 1-vt-lling. Leo Bueche, Virginia Kowalski, Tom Mc- Kay. and Donna Gilmore count the Take . Gills, PSE HR dda Q . Ol' :eye gm msc! cam Bi lhl event in x ' HE: srmng te nd Dodge, w c.sQButt5 and the rated I 0 state hun ' Jacques, wi Memoria! shoot, D. A. TM Charles Warfield are on the strong me 3Motor Quroducts team. We 1 Enmes should be forwarded to ENDS- ,geflyvax-held. care of Motor Products. Hendriekwn, fort 9 ,A 4 ff 5:1551 MP AIT SNuv. 23 i ., 'whq wunlhe . 49116 Coach Ted 'Quinlan H135 m Lg' another for m ,..-- ns! M tha extra point. That ended a 1... Am' ' 2-yard markers. '12 Nnimo the Skt. Quarterback Jim Koelzex- tossed A H snow mi .M 1, ware hgaiy lzwway In 2 do ec. 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Kvlivzirz ...HN 0 ,V ' Dan ri!-in? only Q N' tv- Y 19 brmk to fdrffiwall bnfrfr n me ,mit du:-1 H WSF an I-Jeighls game ez Wi .e failed to submit t dr the time and I 'houghf th hae! 1,49 ,yea I f. f ,ff f- fboq, '59 . J' OG ra ,OZPI-ygpr SQA 01 0521- ' Oh , H Oo,- -s41,, 9'5- Qhb fin - 1, his !87 ' P bt' u - fi ,'v:1f-rw' rg- La: 1:11- o an or a sw e fnjur-' ' blufnd HQ ll' 'bg '5 fr .,f llglv' '4 up -2,4304 . W- ' V Gr- .. ,WLSPQA 9 TERRY SPIELMAKER JIM KOELZER JIM JEBB HALFBACK QUARTERBACK TACKLE ALL STATE THIRD TEAM ALL-STATE FIRST TEAM ALL-STATE SECOND TEAM The City and State Champs of 1950- what an honor to be be- stowed on Catholic Centrall What was it that bewildered our opponents? Why was C. C. so successful in their football campaign? Here's the answer. Puzzling reverses, quick passes, smashing drives, a ravaging and devastating offense, a tight suppressing defense, and a certain particular quality which no other team could claim or match-the Hail Mary -a play of prayer, which not only overcomes all opposition, but proves a bulwark to any advancing foe. Thus the entire Cougar squad, her hard-charging linemen, and 'lgalloping-ghost backfield men, held the gridiron sway in Michi- gan and deserve many congratulations for their victories. Left to right: G. Hekker, J. Jelib, N. Plzlclwcki, W. VVolf, A. Rice. J. Koa-lzor, T. Spit-lmnkor, R. Fitzgnruld. P. Nuimn SS Q.. .1 A X A -5,3 , X Q , mx X KN' f ff' 'P 1 1 ,ff ix .f X X X Ku AN ,fag Q Xi I 6 kg F X K w is - 4.. 'av-Wx xv A I was 6 I ', NK. K- ,X by C ,f . sf? S xg- xg Af-Xi N35 X V , G-Q9-Q R. Parente H. Russell J. Sehoen R. Seamon Hal Russell out-dashes till Red Hawks C. C. - 27. SOUTH - 7 In, perhaps, the toughest game for the 'Mighty Mites,' Catholic spanked South, 27-7. The courageous Trojans fought on even terms for two quarters but through Catholic's consistent, devastating drives, were slowly buried as were former C. C. opponents. A fumble on the opening kick-off enabled South to set up their lone touchdown. Then the T-bomb exploded, pointed by 'El Capitan' Koelzer. 'Rhythmic' Terry Spielmaker climaxed an 80-yard march with an 8-yard end run. The half-time score, 7-7, shows the terrific battle waged by both teams. Three C. C. explosions, Naimo's 6-yeard run, Fitz's smashing, powerful 24-yard jaunt, and a nifty Koelzer-Axdorff T. D. pass made shambles of South's eleven. As usual, the line play was something spectacular, parti- cularly on the play of Wolf, Axdorff, Iebb, Attala, and Schoen. C. C. - 27. CENTRAL - 12 Nearing the City Title, the T-terrifying offensive-minded Cougars subdued a determined Central outfit, 27-12, churning up Houseman Field before 11,000 gasping, frenzied fans. With defensive play thrown to the four winds, Catholic ran Central bow-legged with quick-opening power plays and the deceptive hand-offs of 'I-locus Pocus' Koelzer, confining the scoring to the first and third periods. 'Diminutive' Pete and 'Speedy' Terry accounted for two precious T. D.'s apiece, each one running from 3 and 7 yards out for the markers. Fitz- gerald's three out of four conversions displayed his steady, firm, constant, and uniform place kicking. Allie Rice, Bill Banaszak and Willie Wolf played a bang-up game, with 'Huck' Attala and Paul Sheldon, likewise shining in the encounter. Hey Fitz! Is this football or leapi'rog?? xuuw..1mu.em..,.-mwimsssrm was ps mmf , . , E. Olewinski At left: J. Balulis, W. Bannscznk, One side, small fry, here comes Naimo! . C. C. - 34. CRESTON - 7 . Ted Sow1e's roaring Cougars, first in state ratings, scored a precise 34-7 victory over the North-enders. It took just fifteen minutes-that is, for tank- lilce Naimo to run '76 yards on the first play and set up a T. D. for LaVerne Wolf-for a slick-faking Koelzer-Downer touchdown pass - for another 18- yard jaunt by Wolf-and then Coach Theo started clearing the bench. A 45-yard lateral play, Makowski-Vorenkamp-Russell sweeping dance, made it 27-O. A Creston score and Nick Bono's swivel-hipped 9-yard dash clinched the final score. It must be said that the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th strings, nearly matched with the alertness, speed, and stability of the lst string, will surely make his- tory and bring glory to C. C. in coming years. C. C. - 27. OTTAWA - 6 Copping the City and State Title and earning the name Michigarfs 'Little Notre Dame, the 'Homecoming-minded MlleS' G QGIHS bill Out-ClGSSed Cnn't catch me l , says Pete. the Indian team, 27-6. lt must be said that in this contest, lim Koelzer, Catho- lic's All-State Quarterback, played his finest encounter, showing all Grand Rapids and the La Porte scouts that he was worthy of the honor Behind the sweet T-symphony, the Cougars, bub- bling over with amazing ease and poise, scored at will with squat Pete Naimo's 10 and beautiful 3-yard sprints down the side-lines for l2 points, two Koezler T. D. passes, one to Wolf and the other to Spielmaker, and Fitzger- ald's three conversions splitting the up- rights made the game. Thus the Titles added to the gaiety of our Homecoming festivities. N. Bono, E. Brochu, L. Czilvaruso Ughl End of the line for Dick Axdorffl C. C. - 40, LAPORTE -- 28 Displaying grid power before 1,000 faithful C. C. followers which defin- itely stamped them as Michigan State Champs, the Cougars downed a determined Indiana team in one of the wildest schoolboy football games ever seen, 40-28. 'Pistol' Pete Naimo's four consecutive touchdown sprees of 6, 70, 8, and 81 yards were something to behold. Not until the final ten minutes of play was the C. C. victory assured. The closest the Slicers came was 27-21, but 'Gentleman' Iim Koelzer, faking a field goal with Fitzgeralds help, tossed a touchdown pass to Willie Wolf, which was quickly followed by another scor- ing jaunt by 'Terrible' Terry. Sheldon, Downer, Balulis, and Rice were brilliant in their blocking and tackling. Ray Doc Erazmus 1-ley Doc! Will you tape my sprained ankle? My back hurts, Doc, will you massage it? 1-low about some heat on this sore muscle? Countless times, Trainer Ray Doc Erazmus, has an- swered these needs. He graduated from Catholic Central four years ago. The pains of many an ach- ing muscle, sore tendon, or bruised elbow, has been eased under the skilled hands of Doc, who takes great pride in his work. A1 right: P. Sheldon, L. Wolf, Wise 1 Vnnwingcn. D. Voz-enKamp, R Row One: J. Kozminski, R. Zobro, W. Schmuker, F. Williams, F. Stunitzek, D. Cock, F. Zielinski, J. Cook, R. Glynn, T. Olewinski, W. Bergin Row Two: J. Krenseleski, W. Kuhilius, R. Jendrasiak, D. Brunn, D. DeMatt, D. Kruszl-ca, D. McCoug-h. D. Chero, L. Bott, R. Welden, D. Lovell. J. Young Row Three: J. Cool, R. Krystiniak, M. McCurtin, R. Jermanski, D. Oksas, R. Yahnkee, E. Grzeszorski, W. Tvbcnu, F. Brocnto, B. Kranenberg, T. Bowhuis, J. Black Football Paced by Roman Zobro CR. I-l.D with 45 points, Ted Olewinski KF. BQ with l9, and lack Doran, UL., HQ With 28, our reserve team found themselves plagued with City Champ fever. Under the capable hand-offs of Ierry Koz- minski CQ. BJ, the team was soon in first place. Along with the backfield scoring, two battling left ends, lim Black and Dick Glynn, caught 24'and 20 points each. The rest of the first string consisted ofklerry Cook CL. Tfl, Prank Zielinski KL. GJ, Don Cook CC.l, Bill Bergin and Frank Stanitzek Calternate R. GJ, Fred Williams CR. TJ, and Wayne Schmuker CR. EJ, Fighting like true Cougars, the 'Champs of '5l clawed their Way to an undisputed city football title under the tutelage of lack Young. 94 Row One: J. Huff, L. Toczydlowski, J. Amante, R. I-Ieynen, R. Tomczak, J. Biondo. T. Rose, M. Murphy, T. Dominiak, J. Manas, N. Ferro, R. Murphy, W. Britt Row Two: A. Trovato. O. Benham, B. Pulaski, R, Braun, J. Powers, J. Kinney, R. Dunham, H. Hazard, J. Pulaszek, H. Smith, J. Sowle, R. Kline, D. Norman, J. Jesnek, E. Sm-man J. Corey, T. Fitzgerald, Coacn Don Lennon , . Brey, R. , J. Mulhall. Row Three: T. Glynn, S. Leo, C. Walberer, D. Glreenhoe, B. Poggi, R. McGough, D. Tobin, R. Bonczyk, J. Hickey B. Fish, E. Jackboice, M. McGnvin, D. Winn, R. Fox, P. Reagan, G. Scltmuker, G. Zimmer, R. Fortnvr, W. Hillary, T. Barnes Football lmitating the Varsity and Reserve teams, the future State Champs of '53 followed in the foot- steps ot their prosperous big brothers and like- wise secured for themselves a city claim, the Freshmen Football Champions. Hefty Ioe Amante and his running haltback mate, Nick Ferrot both tipping the scales at a 'mighty' llU pounds, led the point makers with 41 and 38 tal- liers, respectively. Ray Rzemek CF. BJ notched 25, and Iim Huff accounted tor 18. Coach Don Len- non had two able and competent quarterbacks in Bob Murphy and Larry 'Tucker' Toczydlowski. The line was made up ot Dick Heynen CL. EJ, Tom Dominiak KL. TJ, Miles Murphy CL. GJ. Mike Kulak CCD, Ioe Biondo KR. GJ, Roger Tom- czak CR. TJ, and alternate right ends, lim Manis and Gordon Schmuker. C. C. followers are sure to see championship material issuing from the Cougars den that will make Catholic Central the cen.er of gridiron talk. Meet our harriers! Bill I-Iillebrand, Ron McGinnis, Ierry Hausser, Ed Lucas, aters, Ted Schuurmans, lack Rafferty, Ed Langland, lim Des- rank Wright comprised a team that has made unprecedented history at Central by copping the City Championship in the Cross- Country A OUR HARRIERS: Row One: Ierry Hausser, lack Rafferty, Bill Hilfebrand, Coach Ted Sowle, I Host, Ron McGinnis, Ed. Langland. Row Two: Ed Lucas, lack Wright, Bob Waters, Ed Schulski, lim Deschaine. U6 Commencing their schedule in October, the team, very 9 0 1 y coached by Ted Sowle, part' -C - -- ets. They placed thi . - - the Hastin s Invitation, then proceeded to beat the re - ' - o l meet, W ning the First A ' - nvitational and breaking all indivi u - , records in the Annu . ' ougars the City Champion- ship. But the climax arrived in the State Y -- N -- st came to be recognized as Michigan's finest harrier. Ioe p ed irs meet and to be the State Champion was only the appropr' 1 e close to a of grueling Work. By their spirit and drive, the team has tremendo ly increased the popu- larity of the 'two-mile jaunt, so that Catholic Cent 1 has permanently added this sport to its program of athletic activities de ite the fact that it has had but a two-season trial. Catholic can Well be p Q d ot the many trophies which they have wonl U7 T 2.2 3 R X - 3.1 gg -W Lx,.. Est E'xE3ffi.i Y A .T ,V , .gg ,ik Q.: 5 q r . x ' Y. New v w K Q Qi ,, , f . 1 ' ' ' 1162 S '- WM -. QQ, Ki FN fi? gy 5 1 .sv is ik' s fm Fr, ,X ig its SA- 55' X. ' F' xiii. A Kwik ag .. law f zz K? Vw , . 2 gg? 93 inf' QQ' if . 'P Q ggi? 9 wk Q g. . Q S 55 K if P Qi ' ,,, , X , fs R 'a L .K S 3 N X VA., f X ff fs! E Ri X 52 in '- Y wi . Q xx A ,X,.. 4 if SY SRF - x P N 4 1 gk? xi 91 h Q N X an 8 x- ,. ' 15 . 5 is 'v Q ' 'Q ' ' S6 h fr! K N I M3 NX, E rx Q i 5 . A 3 i SP gif 56 ,V Ae, X .- J as iff K 1 The first big social event sponsored by the Senior Class was the annual Homecoming Dance at the Civic Auditorium, November 13, following the Homecoming game with Otta- wa. Our lovely queen, Carol Chapman, was crowned by City Mayor Stanley I. Davis in an impressive ceremony dur- ing the intermission, at the half. King lames Iakeway and the Queen's Court stood attentively near her. After our team left the field victorious with the City Championship, the Black and Silver Room filled with the smooth rhythms of Dale Tanis and his orchestra, soon became the scene of activity and celebration. Then, at one o'clock, after a won- derful evening, the music stopped, couples began to emerge from the dance floor out into the stillness of the night, and once again another successful Homecoming Dance was past, but not to be forgotten. Bottom: Mayor Davis, receiving crown from King lakeway, proceeds to crown Queen Carol Chapman. 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Never before did Retreat seem to mean so much to us, the Seniors, because it was our lastg for the underclassmen, because they realized the importance of the graces gained. Af- ter the Papal blessing and benediction, we emerged from our Retreat determined to do better and to build strong Catholic characters. Top: Father Tobin gives the Papal Blessing. Center: Father Ynger distri- butes Holy Communion assisted by John Bellnrilo. Della Jean Breckeh, Lynn Brophy, and Jean Brown begin their retreat, In the Nnme of We Father Exhibiting true Cougar spirit, the very essence of C. C. tradition, the Varsity squad was intent on downing all opponents in its path, but was confronted with heart- breaking disappointments at almost every turn. Losing two one-point contests within a Week, an overtime thril- ler to Union, 38-37, and a 42-41 encounter to South in the game's closing second, the team slacked, but when the odds were heaviest, the clawing, slamming Parochials turned the tables on Creston, 42-31. Roaring on, bad luck again, proved an important factor, for such scores as Ottawa-38, Catholic-35, Christian-47, Catholic-44, showed the grief suffered when victory was so near and yet so far. Through his excellent defensive floor play and 'spark- plugging' offensive-scoring punch, Ierry Delaney was Friday Friday RESERVE AND VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 1949 - 1950 , December 2-Manistee ,December 9-Creston Friday, December 16 - Ottawa Friday, Ianuary 6 - Central Tuesday, Ianuary 10-Christian Friday, Ianuary 13 - Union Friday, Ianuary 20 - South Come on, Delaney, get that balll 4 ' 1 A-1: 52.5 -, '. piles. 1 ,Ev ,-Nzsff - 'S t r'- xf' i s X . i- - i t - I y K sr rig - 4 se Q l is Q Nw? ps. M . F. .R . 1 , fa vis? K I f . 1 11 at ss. -A :is 4. xr-v - --Q Ns Ns- zzsaxtzlggas E ft SECOND SEMESTER Tuesday, Ianuary 31 -Creston Friday, February 3 -Ottawa Friday, February 10 - Central Friday, February 17 -Christian Tuesday, February 21 -Union Friday, February 24 - South Wed., March 8 - Regional Tourn. Thurs., March 9-Regional Tourn. Fri., March 9 - Regional Tourn. Sat. March ll -Regional Tourn. What goes on, Nick and Ron? named to the All-City Squad and received Honorable Mention for All State. Standing high among the Furni- niture City's individual point makers, Ierry certainly de- served such recognition, due to his fine sportsmanship and aggressiveness. His teammates further honored him by electing him captain of the team. Honorable mention was given to Don Kozminski and Max Schmitt. Their speed and shooting eye, respectively, Worried opponents throughout the season. The rest ot the first string, includ- ing Ierry Kozminski, Nick Bono, and Ron Downer, played heads-up ball and must be credited for their clever ball handling and genial rivalry. The team, as a whole, con- stituted a spirited club and demonstrated splendid team- work under the coaching of Mr. lack Young. J. Polowski, F. Brocatn, D. Lovell, B. Debri, D. Cook, J. Sehoen. J. Dumas, Coach J. Godleski, Manager A. Travado, R Vorenknmp, W. Schmuker, A. Rieder, J. Finnegan, J. Black, C. Barber Sporting an even .500 average C6-Sl the pea- nut squad ot Catholic Central had a fairly good season. Though not spectacular, C. C. followers always made sure that they arrived in time to see the second team play. Ball handlers limmy Black and Donnie Lovell, sharpshooters Bud Debri and Don Cook, and rebound man Ierry Schoen made up the first string with Conrad Barber and Iack Dumas playing a good substitute game. The team, always spirited and full oi light, promises their fans that they will be in there pitching for Catholic Central in future years. Everybody take notice oi the Class oi '53! Not only did the Freshmen cop a city football title, but they are recognized as the city's basketball champs with a 9-O, Won-lost record. Lanky lim Manas, was the team's big point maker, garner- ing 64 points. To show how the squads scoring punch Was evenly distributed, here are the figures of the rest of the string: Bobby Murphy had 38 points, lim Sowle and Chuck Westra each tallied 32, and Frank Stanitzek, 29. Dick Heynen proved an able substitute. All of the team entered the scoring column, thus displaying their wonderful teamwork. May the l'Little Mighty Mites of '53 keep up their Splendid play! Good luclcl Row One: L. Toczdylwski, R. Heynen, H. Brey. J. Manas, T. Barnes, T. Fitzgerald, F. Stanizek Raw Two: J. Vanwolvlear, R. Murphy, R. Jendrasiuk, J. Sowle, C. YVestru, J. Mulhall, Conch D. Lennon X.. 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Paddleminton, which made its first appearance at Catholic Central gym classes this year, was greeted with much enthusiasm. Folk, ballroom, and square dancing were also a part of the athletic program. The highlight of the rhythm classes was the formation of a Modern Dance Club with a large number of girls present at the meet- ings. Center: Put Russell and Mary Nachtegall reach high. Bottom Row One: R. Ronan, R. 0'Ncil, M. Nachtcxzall, M. Schnur, P. Reus P. Myslcwiec, P. Russell, D. Rosioniec. Row Two: J. Mclsrmc, K. Malloy, M. Pawlnck, R. Noto, M. Preine B. Morris- sey, A. Kline. Row Three: J. Scholl, S. Saunders, E. Lynch. Top: The Junior girls enjoy A welcome rest period. Are Good A well planned Christmas Party with a pinch of smooth, mellow, spicy, and easy- to-take entertainment is the Work of these fine lads. ' g The quality of the finished product can be only as good as the ingredients that A Merry A i Christmas were mixed in this Senior Only master- piece. A royal luncheon, prepared and served by the Senior girls, added to the success of the party. Yuletide atmosphere permeated every corner and crevice of the gymnasium Where each minute Was filled with one in- teresting feature followed by another. Marilyn Fox and Louis Corsig- lia introduce Santa Potchen. Co-Chairman Fox helps Santa Potchen distribute surprise gifts l Sno-Shuffle February 18, the date ot an all important feature in the social life of Catholic Central-the Sno-Shut- fle. The silhouettes of rustling tatteta and blue serge suits glided to the dreamy rhythm ot I-'rank Lock- age's orchestra, forming a swirling patterns on the twilit floor ot the Black and Silver Room, During the intermission, the Pretenders came into the limelight. The ballroom echoed with the laughter ot happy, carefree Catholic Central stu- dents. Mary Brooks and William l-lillebrand were graciously crowned Queen and King ot the Spires. The Co-Chairmen, Rosemarie Saunders and Tom Tobin, received hearty thanks for the splendid affair they had supervised. The beginning ot the end came all too soon, and as the clock struck twelve, every Cinderella and Prince Charming tried desperately to hold back the hands of time. Another enchanting evening, filled with memories, was placed in the album ot cher- ished dreams. Top: Co-Chairmen: Rosemarie Saunders and Tom Tobin were responsible for the success of the dance. Ready, set, go-The Pretenders : G. Hausser, L. Bueche, L. Esch, I. Ronan, T. McKay. 116 .ffm 12 . ,Vi x. xi r E 3 'F A mv x Qi? . A Q X QNQ SQ vi: mx X - Mr ,ww , - ,Q W ,,,. 5' F Qu: Q W: K xx X X gf Z igx X S X Q. lx M 6 Kix 1 G mf' f f 1' .-,fiji is E .2 ,f vc- gg ,Mi 35 9 S 'S ik Q , x Q, .Q x , W1 ff .J iff? X 2 W3 . K 1 sfiisailwb i gfigf' igf L1 y 4 , f . 06000 s ws- -fav A Q .5 .Iii-iii! 1 , W W r, W' x 4 J' SQ Q N-x 'vw K Q5 ai N '55, QP X X A. - . XX a L 5 , , K Q N Sm ww N+ K .if xi 'Swv ka f mielf' ,S 5 WN ' 1,-.YQ SQ ,wg Eighty-five Cinder-minded Cougars answered Ted Sowle's call for track this Spring, and, as usual, Catholic Central is considered a major threat. With a good sound basement of fourteen returning lettermen, the upper Stories of the Cou- gars' den hold many surprises for the rest of Furniture City's track squads. The letter winners include Bob Fitzgerald, shot- put, Don Kozminski, broad jump and relay, A1 Rice and Louie Buzzitta, hurdlers, Bill Hillebrand and lack Rafferty, rnilers, jer- ry Balczak and Stash Macinowski, quarter-milers and med- ley, Ron Bouwens and Dick Ward, high jumpers, LaVerne Wolf and Larry Yeo, medley, Ted Schuurrnans and joe Host, half- rnilers. The latter, Ioe Host, is recognized as the State 880-yard Champion and is the first Cougar ever to hold an undisputed city track record. The team, according to Coach Sowle is a spirited bunch of runners and they will certainly try their ut- most to add fame and honor to the already glorious and respected name of the feared Cougars of Catholic Central. In Running Uniforms- ...n.n' ns... I-fn...-1-1 ..,-.1 April 21 --- C. C. vs. Creston April 25-C. C. vs. Union April 28-C. C. vs. South May 2-C. C. vs. Central May 5-C. C. vs. Ottawa May 12-City League vs. Southwestern Conference. May 18, l9--Class A Regional Meet May 27-State Finals at East Lansing 1. n 1-...uni v-1 nun.- 122 aw V X WW if -aww! X. - .gtk . if 'sf an Q.:-N, K .X,,- ' 4 A - 58 as K' A Q 'E X 1- X K ' vu if A P W 5. , wi ,. f'Qff' . sv A ,slit :saff- a . 'kj ax dh 1 . if me . . X45 W1 .gm 5 W n s :NN--NOS Jvrzvq 1 ,, x . QA, N? f-Q-fix. Niiigl -4 af, QWWA sg gg a . Q x Q- sw. . - f- g - -- , X ,Q - Q-Q . I W.. ASE CATHOLIC CENTRAL CONSIDERED ONE OF THE BIG THREE DIAMOND POWERS , blazed the morning paper headlines which further stimulated the fever of all baseball prospects for opening day try-outs. The result brought forth a flood of eager and ardent young rookies, along with such seasoned and experienced veter- ans as, Willie Wolf Klstl, Dick Davis and Ron Makowski C3rdJ, Dick Axdorli Cr.f.l, Ioe Thorne fall, Hal Russell and Ron Downer tp.l. Among these are C. C.'s two leading stickmen Max Schmitt Ron Mnknwski lays down a perfect hunt! BALL f2ndJ and All-City Terry Spielmaker Cl.f.J who hit a lusty .375 and .406, respectively, to lead all the city league hitters. The practice field at once began to echo with the crack of the ball on the bat, the smack of a swift fast ball or breaking curve in the catcher's mitt, and the hiss of a sizzling line drive. Through weeks of hard workouts, Coach Ioe Godleski welded the squad into a smooth working team . . . a team that would stand high in final stand- ings for baseball competition. Strikcout! With Norbert Milanowski catch Hawk has his claws dulled! April 20 -Catholic vs Union April 24 - South vs Catholic April 27 - Catholic vs Ottawa 1 Iune -Christian vs Catholic Iune - Creston vs Catholic May -Catholic vs Central May 4 - Christian vs Catholic May 8 - Creston vs Catholic May 15 - Union vs Catholic May 18 - South vs Catholic May 22 - Ottawa vs Catholic May 25 -Central vs Catholic l 5 A. Bott, R. Stnsinkinas, J. Balulis, G. Junewick, B. Faber, J. Black, D. Doyle, Conch J. Young From a field of thirty-five zealous and enthusiastic candidates heavily armed with putters, drivers, and tees and hampered by March and Apri1's watery torrents, Coach lack Young hopes to assemble a foursome which we know will prove to be a first-rate team. Ioe Balulis, Art Bott, and lim Black, returning lettermen, are destined to be mainstays ot the squad. It is expected that the team, as in former years, will virtually bury their foes under the green turf, and will make every putt and tee-off with the true drive and marksmanship of a Cougar. 126 Kneeling: D. Martins. F. Finnegan, R. Scnmon, E. Rielly H I Standing: P. Kaminskus. G. Szerwinski, R. Ynnke, J. Huff. C. Scholl, P. Rnsownrne. R. Tunis, R. Knmmski l'. Vadaboncoeur, Couch C. Smigiel, B. Brockway Coach Clarence Smigiel issued his call March 28, for all boys interested in tennis. Soon the candidates started literally pouring in and when all noses were counted, forty fired and spirited boys were just itching to show off their qualities to their coach. Ron Seamon, E. I. Falter, Iim Gaudet, Ed Riley, and Ioe Finnegan com- prised a fine nucleus around which to build a team. Thus Catholic Central will be well represented when her Cougars take to the courts and smash into submission all opponents scheduled to corn- bat and challenge them. 127 Managers Where's the tape? The boys want water. Remarks such as these were answered by, Coming up. These boys were always on the beam, assisting the trainer, renovating the equipment, and just plain running-here, there, and nearly everywhere. A vote of well earned confidence is paid to the spokes ot C. C.'s sporting wheel -the managers. YEA TEAM-iight! tight! tight! Doing much to stimulate enthusiasm and in- terest in sports and school spirit are these seven girls and boys who, with their pep, vim, vigor, and vitality, led the school in cheers on the field and at the assemblies throughout the year. Although their activities are limited mainly to football and basketball, the cheer- leaders have displayed unlimited effort in bringing about a closer bond between team and school. Our cheerleaders and their instruc- tor Mrs. La Belle, deserve a hearty thanks for their unceasing efforts to bring this school spirit and enthusiasm to the spectators. Cheerleaders Center: D. Bueche, R. Ronan, S. Van Herp, I. Kozal Bottom: B. Czachorski, M. Gerke, S. Portfleet, C. Rohlott Top: E. Woroniecki, D. Kozrninski I. Mead, T. Van Gessel, C. Scholl VW-lt! 01 l QATHULMQ Top: Getting the Cougars ready xl -RoB'b hm to prov n ni ac y . .loc Nlcud, Bob Fitzgerald, Jerry Hausser. Center: The Spring S w i n H chiefs: Charles Scholl, Vir- ginia Kowalski. Bottom: J-Hop Co-chairmen - Mary Ammatto, Ronald Bou- wens Seniors planned to attend the next social event -the Cougar Prowl, which was held May 6. Robert Fitzgerald, president of the Varsity Club, acted as chairman and his assistants, loseph Mead, Gerald I-lausser, and Ronald Bar- bachym, succeeded in making this one of the finest dances of its type ever held at C. C. Not to be outdone, the Iuniors tried their hand and produced the long-anticipated I-I-lop, May 20. The efforts of Co-Chairmen, Mary Amato and Ronald Bouwens, clicked and an- other dream was transformed into reality. This gay whirl wound up this year's social season, and the Seniors of '50 were content to leave with the knowledge that their year had been a success. Behind the Scenes ln spring a young man's fancy turns-to what a girl has dreamed about all winter. Cor- sages, sweet music, dancing, and romancing herald the beginning of the end for the gradu- ating class of '5U. The Senior Class led the parade with its an- nual dance, the Spring Swing, April 22. Vir- ginia Kowalski and Charles Scholl, with the assistance of their various committees made the affair a success and one long to be re- membered. The starry eyes, resulting from the Spring Swing, had not yet faded away, when the 5. 5371 Sw Q 'A 5 is N of t x ' 'dw' 4 . ' X 1 lt Famwell X W ,. N' s t . 6',lf7L J N lN'ell, the last word of copy has been written, the last picture has ' ' I Gb been trimmed and pasted, and the last caption has been penned. 'The N' Spires of Holy Year Nineteen-Fifty is complete from cover to cover and serves as a chronicle of the deeds of the Mighty Class of '5O.'f g If, in some future year, it brings to mind some memory of this event- X Q Q ful year, then it has served its purpose. ' Q, EN. As we close the files, leaving our notes to the succeeding staffs, we I. - Q ' are ever mindful of the acknowledgment owed to our many benefactors. - To Mr. Alvin Burkle of the Dean-Hicks Company, who gave gen- erously of his time and professional advice, we extend our sincerest X Nm thanks. .. M f SQQTO the Versluis Studios, especially Mrs4f'Bos and our very good and 4, patient friend Mr. Bill Huges, we offer our grateful praise and thanks u for fine technical service. X gl And very specially to Sister Euphemia, our proficient advisor, we E wish to express our gratitude and wishes for success with future staffs. X ss so tts, We are deeply indebted to Monsignor Murphy and to all the mem- bers of the faculty whose patient cooperation was certainly appreciated. Last, and quite possibly the most important thanks goes to the swell fellas and gals that made up our great stall! u t have g duated n the Holy Year f n N if So another year has been completed and recordedg and we hop , Xl 'ls fx A . 5 not to be orgotten. For what greater me or co w rav bt t1EEd1to 5 sive ggiiiiei g is 2 was we iiilsi i 3 e i ggi siiiiwgg , s sisfifisiiiisi i Abel, Beverly ...,... Alkasses, Iannette . . . Andres, Helen ..,... Andree, Bruce ..... Asta, Theresa ...... Attala, Herbert ...,. . Axdorff, Richard ...... Azzarello, Ioanne .... Backowski, Iames .... Bacon, Iosephine ..... Balcerzak, Betty ,... Balczak, Geraldj , . . Balke, Phyllis ..,.. Balulis, Ioseph ,..,. Banaszak, Donald . . . Barstis, Robert .,.......,... Senior ,Directory . . . . 1042 Rathbone, S.W. .........508 Cass, S.E. . . . .1801 Berkley, . . . . .713 Sixth, . . . .135 Banner, S.W. N.W. S.W. . ..... 251 Union, SE. . . . . . .600 Barnett, .... .47 Corenne, 323 Union, .........804 Second, . . . . . 1009 Broadway, ..........927 Innes, . . . . . .1325 Nagel, . . ..719 Richmond, .. ..728College, 330 Diamond, Barbachym, Ronald ............,,...... 608 Lake Michigan Drive, Basarabski, Ioseph ......,...,.,......,.... 747 First, Bazan, Ronald ......,. Bellardo, Iohn ...,.. . . . . . . . Bellgraph, Lorraine ..... .... Bement, Gerard ...... Benedict, Cecil ..... Bernt, Karl ........ Bichler, Gertrude ..... Biermacher, Ronald .... Bilsborrow, Barbara .... Bilsborrow, Marcia ..... ilski, Dorothy ......... Blakeslee, Kenneth ..,.. Boguslaski, Dorothy .... Bono, Nicholas ....... Borgia, Teresa ..... Bot, Emerence . . . Bott, Ioan ......... Bouhuis, Frances. . . Bowe, Edward .,... Bozek, Arlene ...., Brechting, Lenore ...... Breitenstein, Carlita .... -Brooker, Norman ....... Brockschmidt, Ierry ,.... Brooks, Glenn ........ Brooks, Mary .....,. Broucek, Frank ..... Brougham, Iames .. . Budnick, Thomas .. . Bueche, Leo ..,. . . . Budzynski, Norma .... Burns, Frances ..... Buza, Terry ....... Buzzitta, Louis. . . . . Byrne, Margaret ...... Campbell, Iames ...... Canda, Iames ........... armody, Mary Eileen ...., arman, Iohn ........... Cast, Fred.. .. Chapman, Carol ...,. Chichon, Iean ...... Collins, Phillip ,.... Cochran, William .... Coolsen, Carol ......, Corsiglia, Louis ......., Croshaw, Nick ...,...... Cummings, Mercedes .... Curran, Patrick. ..,.., . . Czachorski, Barbara ...... Czachorski, Marcia A.. . . . Czachorski,.Marcia H.. . . . Czarniecki, Dolores ....,.. Dautremont, Margaret ..... ecker, Lawrence ....,... Delaney, Ierrold .... Delaney, Mary ....... DeLaney, Richard ..,. DeLano, Robert ....... Denman, Marilyn ...,. Despres, Bernard ..... Despres, Thomas ..... Deuby, Richard. ' .... Dodge, Ronald ..... Dorais, Richard ..... Downer, Marion .... Downer, Ronald .... . . . . . . .. .305 Division, Franklin, 1959 Butterworth Rd., N.E. S.W. N.E. N.W. N.W. N.E. S.W. N.W. N.E. N.E. N.W. N.W. S.E. S.E. S.W. 1318 South lonia . . . . . . . .1446 Bradford, .. . .1016 Bridge, . . . .940 Garfield, . . . .1820 Iefferson, N.E. N.W. N.W. S.E. . . . . .1140 Baldwin, S.E. . . . . .1140 Baldwin, S.E. . . . .730 lnnes, . ..,............ R. . . . . .816 Crescent, ....,...240 Fox, , . . 15 Maynard, . . . . .1630 Leetsma, . . . .960 Dayton, . . . .1952 Cleveland, . . . .1736 Iefferson, . . . .1218 Spring, N.E. R. 5 N.E. S.W. N.W. S.W. S.W. S.W. S.E. N.E. . . . , . . .3920 Alpine . . . . . .517 Quimby, . . . .851 Aberdeen, . . . . .703 Spencer, .. 43 Stewart, . . .,.... 454 Leonard, . .. .715 Kent Hills Dr. . . . .1404 Plymouth, .....1lll Michigan, .111 Dale, , . . . 608 Burke . . . .2511 Blaine, ......l143 Park, N.E. N.E. N.E. S.W. N.E. N.E. S.E. N.E N.E. , N.E S.E. S.W. . . .. .28 Pleasant, S.E. ,......1l37 Union .. ..20l4 Francis, ........3lCol1ax, ... . .718 Leonard, . . . . . . . .251 LaGrave, . . . 1347 Butterworth, ... . . .420 Oakdale, ' . . 351 Indiana, . . . .439 Crawford-, . . . . . .404 Fernando, . . . . .1216 Garfield, .......2242 Paris, . . . . .619 Emerald, ... .1146 Iennette, . . . . . .730 Turner, , Nr S.E. N.E. N.E. S.W. S.W. S.E. S.W. S.W. N.E. N.W. S.E. N.E. N.W. N.W. .... 422 North Prospect . . . . .455 Houseman, . . . . . . .1023 First, . . , . .712 Grand, . . . . .1908 Collins, N.E. N.W. N.E. S.E. .........10673 Byron Rd. . . . .830 Chippewa Dr., S.E. . . . .. . . . .306 Beulah, S.E. . . . .3809 Ieflerson, . . . . . .1650 Iudd, S.E. S.W. . . . . . . .257 Brown, S.E. . . .. .1547 Valley, N.W. . . . . . .Marne, Michigan ... . .147 ElCentro .. . . . .440 Kenwood, . . .1685 Dorais Drive, . . . . . . . .745 Alpine, . . . .1008 California, Blvd. N.E. N.E. N.W. N.W. Doyle, Richard ....... Duba, Ioseph ........ Dutmers, Mary Ann.. Eardley, Eileen ...... Einig, Carl ......... Esch, Louis ......... .,Falter, Edward ...... Feutz, Patricia ...... Feutz, Roger ........ FitzGerald, Robert .... 'Flynn, Patricia ...... Ford, Mary ....,,. Fox, Marilyn ........ Franzak, Barbara ..... Freybler, Louis ..... Fron, Marilyn ..... Gabert, Nancy .... Gabert, Rita ...... Gaudet, Iames ...... Geerling, Iames ...... Gegoski, Barbara .... Gerke, Mary Lou .... Gerth, Marco ...... Gietzen, Ralph .... Gillis, Lillian ..... Gilmore, Donna ..... Glowacki, Valerie .... Goeldel, Dorothy ..... Goense, Gloria ..,.. Grady, Brian ........ Grause, Ioan ........ Greenhoe, Robert .... Gula, Dorothy ........ Guminski, Ronald . . . Hale, Sandra ........... Hammerschmidt, lean Harig, Anna Mae . . . Hartman Eu ene , g .... Hartwell, Raymond ..... Harvey, Anne , ....... Hausser, Gerald ..... Havens, Kathleen .... Hayes, Thomas ..... Hekker, Gerard ..... Higgins, Iohn ..... Hillary, David .... . Hillebrand, Norma. . . Hillebrand, William.. Hillis, Barbara ....... Hogan, Margaret ..... Holewinski, Esther. . . Host, Dorothy ..... Host, Erma ....... Host, Mariann ...... Iackson, Richard ..... Iaglowski, Connie .... Iakeway, Iames .... Iandernoa, Mary .... Iasinski, Susan. ..... . Iaworowicz, Thomas .... Iebb, Iames .......... Ielens, David ........ Iohnson, Bernadette. . Kalinowski Stan ..... Kalinowski: Virginia-. 1. . I .. ....... . 929 Hollywood, . . . . .1234 Bradford, . . . .451 Graham, .......l200 28th, . . . . .1118 Wheeler, . . . .1544 Fourth, . . . . .39 Dickinson, . . . .874 Hollywood, N.E. N.E. S.W. S.W. S.W. N.W. S.W. N.E. ... . . .410 Carrier, N.E. . . . . . .1227 Front, . . . . 1007 Bridge, . . . . . .908 Harding, N.W. N.W. N.W. . . . . .557 Rosewood, S.E. . . . . . . 1559 Quarry, . . . 338 Bristol N.W. N.W. . . . .Robinson Rd., S.E. . . . . . .328 Gunnison, . . . . . .105 Deloney, ........308 Hobart . . . . .1518 Iennette, . .... 871 Maynard, . . . . 901 Chatham S.W. S.W. , S.E. N.W. S.W. , N W . . . . .3920 Alpine Road . . . . . .1124 Sibley, .. . .1318 Hamilton, . . . . .110 Indiana, . . . . .917 Frederick, N.W. N.W. S.W. N.W. . . . . .541 Ardmore, S.E. . . . . .1468 Alpine, N.W. . . . .242 Buckley, S.E. .... . . .444 Storrs , S.E. . . . . . .629 Lafayette, N.E. . . . .1243 Rathbone, S.W. .........1036 Park, S.W. ...........942 Hazen .....315 Glenhaven, R. 1, , S.E. N.W. Dorr .. . . .1823 Lafayette, S.E. .....609 Franklin, S.E. R. l,Alto .......,..80l lnnes, N.E. . . . .448 Mulford Dr. . . . .560 Gladstone, . . . . . .1048 Sheridan, . . . . .1955 Lake Drive . . . . . . .228 Sunset, , S.E. S.E. S.W. , S.E. N.W. . . . . . . .943 North, N.E. . . . . . .943 North, N.E. . . . .917 Lafayette . . . .600 Hogan, , N.E. S.W. . . . .827 Lyon, N.E. ........1l45 Pine, N.W. ..........11l0Alpine R.1 . . . . .329 Glenhaven, N.W. 603 Burke, N.E. . . . . . .717 Emerald, N.E 1490 Thornapple River Rd. . . . . . . . .934 Dorchester, S.W. . . . . . . .344 Gunnison, S.W. .... . .915 Baraga, N.E. . . . . . . .1715 Alpine, N.W. .1811 Wilbert, N.E. ... ......... , ...... 119 Brown, S.W. Camp Lake Resort, Sparta Kammen, Lois ........ ............ 1 29 Griggs, Kay, .Thomas ....... Kelly, Robert ........ Kennedy, Gerald ..... Kersjes, Robert ....... Kiliszewskig Robert ..... Kipen, Doris .......... Klinkner, Carol ....... Klinkner, Iacqueline .... Koelzer, F. Iames. . . Koepke, Mary ....... Kolenda, Donna ..... Kolenda, Iustine .... Kolenda, Phyl is ..... Konchal,'Mar Clair. Konieczny, Edward ..... Konwinski, George . Koperski, Marilyn .... Ko rowski Germaine p , A ..... Koprowski, Rose ........ .709 Michigan, N.E. S.W. ..........1046 Helen, N.E. .. . 1950 East Beltline, S.E. . . . . . .511 Garfield, N.W. . . . .1935 Prospect, S.E. . . . .207 Straight, N.W. . . . . .2148 Palace, S.W. .. . . . 145 Stewart, . . . . .145 Stewart, . . . . . .417 Eleanor . . . .1260 Diamond . . . . 1043 Dayton, . . . .691 Stocking, .. . . . .1053 College, S.W. S.W. , N.E. , N.E S.W. N.W. N.E. . . . . .433 Broadway, N.E. .....,9l2 Baraga , N.E. .. . . .510 Eastern, N.E. . . . 1222 Fourth, . . . .929 Iackson, . . . . .860 Second, N.W. N.W. N.W. ikllaciejewski, Ioanne ...... Kowalski, Dolores ..... Kowalski, Virginia .... .. Koza, Eleanore ...... Kozak, Paul ......... Kozak, Stephen ..... Kozal, Geraldine . . . . . Kozal. Patricia .,...... Kramarz, Patricia ........ Kropenicki, Norbert ..... Krygier, Barbara ...... . . Kubiak, Iarnes ....... Kuennen, Kathleen .... Kuennen, Maureen.. . Landauer, William .... Langland, Edmund ..,. Lapciuk, Rosemary .... . Lelivelt, Iack ....... Lesinski, lune ........ Lettinga, Henry ......... ....,. Lewis, Rose Marie .... Longo, Thomas, lr. ..,. . . Lorenski, Maxine-cg .... ucas, William ......,. . . Macieiewski, Maryan .,... Madura, Margaret ...... Maggini, Virginia ......... Maksymowski, Dolores. . . . . . . . . Manikowski, Robert ..... . . Marcellus, Melissa .... Marcinowski, Stan .... Marculis, Patricia ..... Markowski, Rita ..... . . Martin, Lillian ....... Matulaitis, Ioseph ..... ...... 1 437 Scribner, N.W. ,.2121 Eastern, N.E. .... .713 Diamond, N.E. .1547 Seventh, N.W. . . . . . . .818 Alpine, N.W. . . . .1044 Muskegon, N.W. Kozminski, Donald .... .... 1 115 California, N.W. 818 Emerald, N.E. .. .1108 Hovey, S.W. . . . .1318 College, ...113l8 College, N.E. Lampani, Richard ..... ..... 1 200 Third, N.W. . . . .816 Michigan, N.E. . . . . . . . , N.W. . .... 1306 Underwood, S.E. .1107 Lake Michigan Dr. . . .1307 Calvin, S.E. Levandoski, Edward-f. .. ...,. 1324 Hamilton, 1400 Madison, S.E. . . . . .500 Diamond, N.E. ......2128th, S.W.. . . . .453 Houseman, N.E. 622 Emerald, N.E. . . . . .744 Fremont, N.W. . . . .517 Milwaukee, N.E. . .756 Seventh, N.W. 946 Davis, N.W. McPhilamy, Ioye. .327 Brown, S.E. Meike, Charles. . . Miles Barbara. . . . .843 Innes, N.E. . 1015 First, N.W. N.E. Monschein, Mary. Moore, Edward .. Moriarty, Monica. Moyer, Nancy .. . 1.350 Page, N.E. 931 Davis . . . .43 Fair, S.E. Perks, Norene .... Peters, Patricia. . . McKinney, Patricia. Mead, Ioseph ...... Mellberg, Rolland.. Messock, Dorothy.. Milanowski, Norbert ..... .. Mileski, Mifchell. Miller, Elizabeth. . . . Mol, Beatrice. . . . Morris, Don ........ Mullen, Margaret.. Murphy, Thomas .. Niedzwiecki, Lucille ..... Nikodemski, Anthony .... Paberz, Vera .......... Palmer, Mary Ann. Pattok, Rose Marie. Pellerito, Peggy. . Permoda, Iacqueline .... ..... . . . .512 Ietterson, S.E. Peterson, Kathleen. Pickem, Audrey . . . .1119 Lafayette, S.E. . ..... 944 Ballard, S.E. . . . . . . . .2026 Paris, S.E. 64 lohn Ball Park Dr. 1130 Broadway, N.W. . ..3l9 Grant, S.W. .. . . . .717 Fifth, N.W. ..... 23 Richards, N.W. .. .......... 712 Sixth, N.W. . . .... R, R. 2, Nine Mile Rd. . . . . . .338 Indiana, S.W. . .. . . . .234 Marion, N.W. . .. .1851 lerome, S.W. . ........ 546 Burton, S.E. . . . .1438 Muskegon, N.W. . .... 521 Shamrock, S.W. . . . . . .733 Hamilton, N.W. 4684 Richmond, N.W. . . . .548 Fremont, N.W. . . . .878 Coldbrook, N.E. . . . . . .1715 Margin, S.E. . . . . .152 Fountain, N.E. . . . ..... 334 National, N.W. . .... 118 Sycamore, S.W. .. .... 2034 College, S.E. . . . . .901 Nagold, N.W. .... 1142 Albers, S.W. .. 760 Turner, N.W. ....l1l5Park,S.W. Pierce,Theresa........ ....R.R.1,Dorr 641 Harlan, N.E Pietrzyk, Florence ..... ............. 8 16 Chatham, N.W. . . . . . . . .620 Davis, N.W. Pitsch, Albert. . . . . , . . . . . . .4831 Bristol, Comstock Park . . . .4684 Lake Michigan Dr. Pitsch, Paula. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1-ludsonville, Michigan ...530 Eastern, N.E. I Plachecki, Geraldine .... ........ 1 816 Tamarack, N.W. 1020 Veto, S.W. Po i Richard Plachecki, Norman. Platschore, Marian. gg , ...... . Polaskey, Mary lane ..... . . . . .811 Seventh, N.W. ... .428 Valley, N.W. .. ..... 915 1-lovey, S.W. .........247 Sweet, N.W. . . . .838 McReyno1d, N.W. . . . . .1014 Watson, S.W. . . . . .1145 Edison, N.W. Maze, Iacqueline ...... ....... 8 55 Butterworth, S.W. Polkowski, Richard ..... McCarthy, Donald ..... .... 1 510 Seminole Rd., S.E. Polkowski, Theresa. . .. McCarthy, Patrick ..... ............. R . R. 2, Ada Potchen, ldmes. .. McCarthy, Rory ..... .... 1 130 Paris, N.E. Powers, Barbara.. McClure, Iames ..... . . McCormick, Mary ..... McKay, Thomas .... .......... . . Reilly, Frank ..... 436 Lexington, N.VJ. Rempalslri, Ted ..l43 Houseman,N.E. Reynolds, Carmela. . .420 Gilbert, S.W. Reynolds, Ioseph .... 420 Gilbert, S.W. Rice, Allen .. ..... 1529 P1astico,S.W. Richlick, Marcia ....... 1609 North, N.E. Riley, Nance .......... 422 Union, N.E. .. .. .1819 Francis, S.E. .2121 Duiker,N.E. Robach, Lillian Rode, Frances ..... Rohman, Paul ........ 1113 Ca1vin,S.E. Ronan, lack .. ....... 1631 North, N.E. 56 Valle N W Rosloniec, Mary .. . Y, . '. Rubleski, Lucille .... 511 Eleventh, N.Vf. Comstock Park Russell, Margery ...... Rutka, Iohn .... 319 Hogadone Pl., S.W. Ryan, Thomas ...... 247 Lafayette, S.E. Ryfiak, lack. . . .... 220 Delaware, S.E. Saunders, Rosemarie ............... .. .......... 1614 Havana,S.W. Savickcs, Frances . . ........ . . . . . ..... .. . . . . . .1446 Muskegon, N.W. Sawinski, Dennis ...., 931 Fourth, N.W. Sawinski, lack ...... 1216 Second,N.W. Schaat, Robert ...... 1818 Nelson, S.E. Schaentiorf, Rose ...... Dorr, Michigan Scheidel, Edward .......... ...... .. .1 ....... 1012 Alpine Church St. Scheidel, Lois ..................... . . . . . . .4451 Alpine, Comstock Park Schmidt, Paul ...... 35 Richards, N.W. Schmucker, Patricia. . .1339 Union, N.E. Schneider, Dolores. .2141 Darwin, SRV. Schnur, Barbara .... 667 Second,N.W. Scholl, Charles ......... 729 Pine,N.W. Schulski, Lorraine. 1828 Blandford, S.W. Schultz, Nancy ...,. 525 Fremont, N.W. Schumaker, Ioan.. . .2042 Melita,N.E. Schweitzer, Elizabeth. .Comstock Park Scytko, Iohn .......... 913 Fourth, N.W. Seamon, Ronald .................. ....1736 Elizabeth, N.W. . 29 Honeoye, McGuire, Thomas .................... 1827 Lafayette, S.E. 1370 North Union S.W. Powers, Thomas. . 1810 Union Blvd. Ramutis, Anthony Rappleyea, Iohn.. Sheldon, Edward. .962 Sheridan, S.W. Sherman, Patricia.. ..400 Grant,S.W. Simon, Mary Ellen. .1510 College, N.E. Skinner, Ronald .... 1425 Quarry, N.W. Slater, William ..... .513 Bissell, N.E. Slowinski, Mary .... 742 Fremont, N.W. Smith, Rolland ........ 629 Front, N.W. Sobzczak, Dolores .,... 1240 Park, S.W. Sommerdyke, Richard ............. Chicago,S.W. Staeven, Mary Lou .... 856 Merritt, S.E. Spangler, Tom ......... 2400 Paris, S.E. Spielmaker, Terry .. ............ .. . . . . . . .... 1544 Arch Court, Marne Starr, Marcia ........ 149 Stewart, S.W. Stepanovich, Gerald ............... Quarry,N.W. Stora, Patricia .... . .411 Bradford, N.E. St. Pierre, Edward. . .306 Hampton, S.E. Straus, Rita .......... 435 Sweeft,'N.E. Surman, Iames .... 537 Houseman, N.E. Swann, Marcia ...... 839 Iackson, N.W. Swarts, Ioan ...... 356 Gunnison, S.W. Sweeney, Richard. .650 Latayette,S.E. Sweet, Stephen .... 1632 Iefferson,S.E. Syrek, Susanne ...... 470 Emerald, N.E. Szajda, Richard. . . . .537 Eastern, N.E. Szczerba, Geraldine . ,442 Emerald, N.E. Szotko, Wanda .. H658 Lincoln,N.W. Theile, Margaret ...... 718 Turner, N.W. Thome, Ioseph .. ..... ......... . . .. . . . . . . . . .2549 Ten Mile Rd., Sparta Thompson, Gladys. .257 Prospect, S.E. Tibble, Frederick ...... 223 Brown,S.E. Tobin, Thomas ...... 1648 Francis,S.E. Toczydlowski, Marianne ........,... Houseman,N.E. Toles, Kay ......... 1366 North College Topolski, Barbara ..... 1042 Fitth,N.W. Tryc, Rosemary ....... 424 Harlan, N.E. Tursky, Bernard ....... 825 Front, N.W. . . ...... 866 Crahen, N.E. ..733 Cass, S.E. Radomslci. Dolores ..... ......... 4 29 Pettibone, N.W. ................1450 Muskegon, N.W. ...sza Nonhiewn, N.E. Tusch, Barbara .... 1863 Lake Mich. Dr. Underhill, Richard .... 877 Fourth,N.Vf. Urbanski, Patricia. . . .403 Harlan, N.E. Van Antwerp, Fred ...... . . ..... . . ......1825 Lamberton Lake Dr., N.E. Van Dam, Chris ,....... 1206 Lee, S.W. VandenBerg, Gerald .. .. .. .. .....2330 Berwyn,S.W. Van Gessel, Thomas .............. ..1537 Hamilton,N.W. Van Portfleet, Shirley 758 Valley, N.W. Vicari, Anthony .. .125 Antoine, S.Vf. Wagner, Rosemarie.. S81 Harlan,N.E. Walsh, Sally ..... . .443 Prospect, S.E. Waters, Robert ....,. 17 Michigan, N.E. Weber, Ward .... 839 Kalamazoo,S.E. Weber, William . . .340 Coldbrook, N.E. Welch, Wauneta ...... 21 Sweet, N.E. Westdorp, Rosemary. . .1919 28th, S.W. Wickering, Marguerite .........,.. ..458 Umati1la,S.E. Wila, Edmund . . ...,, 724 Innes, N.E. Willette, Iames ...... 1451 East Fulton Willette, Thomas .... 328 Prospect, S.E. Winterhalter, Alice. . 1809 Willard, S.E. Wisniewski, Ramon. . . 446 Grand, N.E. Wohlscheid, Darlene. 1308 Ballard, S.E. Wolf, Wilfred ....... 1950 Havana, S.W. Wolford, Iames .... 1324 Carman, N.E. Woodrick, Robert ..... 2122 Horton, S.E. Woroniecki, Eugene, 730 Fremont, N.W. Wozniak, Leon ..... 1823 Plainfield, N.E. Zahm, Baraba ...... 250 North Leonard Zeilbeck, Therese, 923 Northwood, N.E. Wright, Kathleon .... 830 Garfield, N.W. Yonkers, Kenneth . . . .307 Anna, N.E. Zilonis, Arlene. . . .1507 Tamarack, N.W. 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