Central Catholic High School - The Queens Book Yearbook (Marshall, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1956 volume:

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I ,z,..'f M- ' IM, ' - Published By CENTRAL MARS HAL Vol. Ill I956 4 TheNewWin - I9 6 Foreword IN PLANNING YEARBOOKS SOME STAFFS GIVE MUCH THOUGHT TO THE SELECTION OF AN ELABORATE THEME. OURS IS NOT ELABORATE. WE HAVE TAKEN THE WORDS OF THE PSALMIST FOR OUR THEME: UNLESS THE LORD BUILD THE HOUSE, THEY LABOR IN VAIN WHO BUILD IT. WE REALIZE THAT EACH OF US IS THE HOUSE THAT WE ARE TO BUILD--THE STRUCTURE IS INTRICATE AND THE BUILDING GRADUAL. THE QUEEN'S BOOK THIS YEAR WILL GIVE ALL THOSE WHO TURN ITS PAGES A PICTURE OF HOW WE GREW--SPIRITUALLY, INTELLECTUALLY, AND PHYSICALLY, IT IS FITTING DURING THIS YEAR WHEN OUR SCHOOL HAS GROWN BY THE ADDITION OF THIRTEEN ROOMS. CLASS OF '56 Z I 1 Our School - I9 O QUEEN'S BOOK STAFF TABLE OF CONTENTS EDITOR-IN-CHIEF CAROL LORENZ BEBICATION SENIOR EDITOR MARY LEE HOFFMAN FACULTY JUNIOR EDITORS GLENDALYNNE BENNETT JUDY MURPHY SOPHOMORE EDITOR BARBARA SKIERECKI FRESHMAN EDITOR NANCY COOL SPORTS EDITOR WILLIAM CHALMERS TYPIST JAMES CATTOOR BUSINESS STAFF ROGER LABAT MARY DANDURAND THOMAS HESS MARLENE MAERTENS JAMES VANDEPUTTE JOYCE PARADIS ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS SENIORS JUNIORS SORHOMORES FRESHMEN SENIOR HISTORY PATRONS PAGE 4 6 7 21 37 45 53 57 63 67 6B VOLUME III OF THE QUEEN'S BOOK IS BUT THE THIRD CHAPTER OF THE Dedication BECAUSE YOU HAVE HELPEO MAKE OUR EDUCATION IN A CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL POSSIBLE, WE GRATEEULLY OEOICATE THE '56 ANNUAL YOUR UNDAUNTED COURAGE, UNTIRING ZEAL, AND RE- SOURCEFUL INGENUITYHAVE MADE OUR SCHOOL ONE WE ARE TRULY PROUD OF AND WILL LOVE FOREVER, FATHER NEUDECKER SHOWS PLANS FOR THE NEW WING TO A GROUP OF SENIORS. A MESSAGE FROM THE RECTOR TO YOU FATHER NEUDECKER. HISTORY OF THE YOUNG BUT VIGOROUS AND EVER-EXPANDING CENTRAL CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL. LITTLE DID WE THINK, WHEN IN T950 WE OPENED THE DOOR OF OUR NEW SCHOOL--WITH TWENTY-FOUR CLASSROOMS--THAT WITHIN FOUR YEARS EVERYONE OF THOSE TWENTY-FOUR CLASSROOMS WOULD BE IN USE AND THAT WITHIN LESS THAN SIX YEARS, WE WOULD BE FORCED TO INCREASE THE SIZE OF OUR SCHOOL BUILD- ING. WE THOUGHT THEN WE WERE BUILDING ADEQUATELY FOR TWENTY-FIVE YEARS NEXT SEPTEMBER, OUR PUPILS WILL RETURN TO A SCHOOL ENLARGED BY THIRTEEN CLASSROOMS, NOT TO MENTION A CONVENT ENLARGED TO ACCOMMODATE A DOZEN MORE SISTERS, PHYSICAL GROWTH IS A SIGN OF YOUTH, VIGOR AND HEALTH. WITH THESE FINE QUALITIES, OUR SCHOOL HAS BEEN BLESSED MOST ABUNDANTLY, AND WE ARE DEEPLY GRATEFUL TO ALMIGHTY GOD FOR ALL THESE BLESSINGS. LET US HOPE AND PRAY THAT, AS WE GROW AND EXPAND IN OUR PHYSICAL STATURE, WE WILL GROW ALSO SPIRITUALLY, SO THAT WE WILL LIVE OUR OWN LIVES MORE AND MORE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE DIVINE PRECEPT AND THEREBY WILL EXERCISE A GOOD INFLUENCE OVER ALL WITH WHOM WE WILL DEAL IN OUR FUTURE VOCATION, THAT IS THE PURPOSE OF OUR EXISTENCE--THAT IS OUR AIM 4 Our Hierarch POPE PIUS XII THIS YEAR WE CELEBRATED THE EIGHTIETH BIRTHDAY OF PIUS XII, THE SPAN OF OUR LIFE, FOR MOST OF US, CORRESPONDS TO HIS PONTIFICATE OF SEVENTEEN YEARS. WE THANK GOD FOR OUR PRESENT HOLY FATHER, A MAN OF SANCTITY, UNDER WHOM THE CHURCH, THE MYSTICAL BODY OF CHRIST, HAS PROSPERED. JOHN GREGORY MURRAY SINCE 1932 JOHN GREGORY MURRAY HAS BEEN ARCHBISHOP OF THE ST. PAUL ARCHDIOCESE. HIS KEEN INTEREST IN OUR CHURCH AND SCHOOL HAVE ALWAYS ENCOURAGED US TO GREATER EFFORTS. VERY REVEREND R.A,NEUDECKER EOR THE PAST FOURTEEN YEARS FATHER NEUDECKER HAS SHEP- HERDED WELL THE FLOCK OF HOLY REDEEMER PARISH AS IS WITNESSED BY ITS GROWTH SPIRITUALLY AND TEMPORALLY, Facult THE VERY REVERENO RUDOLPH NEUDECKER RECTOR THE REVEREND LEO OOLAN, B.A. CHAPLAIN RELIGION LATIN 7 1 SISTER ST. GERTRUDE, M.S. PRINCIPAL SISTER M. ANDRE', B.A. COLLEGE OF ST. CATHERINE RELIGION, SOCIAL SISTER ANN PAULINE, M.A. NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY COMMERCIAL SISTER M. EVANGELINE, S.A COLLEGE OF ST. CATHERINE LIBRARIAN, ENGLISH SISTERCMKRTETSERNARD, S.A. COLLEGE OF ST. CATHERINE SCIENCE SISTER MICHAELINE, M.S. CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF AMERICA RELIGION, SCIENCE SISTER ODILE, M.A. MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY MATHEMATICS, HISTORY ..., I 6 SISTER RITA JEAN, 5.A. COLLEGE OF ST. CATHERINE MUSIC SISTER THOMAS MORE, B.A. COLLEGE OF ST, CATHERINE RELIGION, ENGLISH DCNOVAN R. ELLWANCER, B.S. UNIVERSITY OF NORTH DAKOTA MUSIC, MATHEMATICS ANTON J, ROTCHADL, B.S. SOUTH DAKOTA STATE COLLEGE AGRICULTURE, INDUSTRIAL ARTS LOIS M, SCHMITT, B.A. COLLEGE OF ST, CATHERINE ENGLISH, PHYSICAL ED. THOMAS M. WARNER, S.S. UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA COACH, HISTORY FATHER DOLAN, CHAPLAIN, AND SISTER ST. GERTRUOE, PRINCIPAL DISCUSS YOUTH ACTIVITIES Q ,J X 0RGANlZATl0NS A PRESIDENT iii THE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION AND THE MOTHERS' CLUB HAVE HONESTLY BEEN THE FINANCIAL BACKBONE OF CENTRAL SINCE IT BEGAN FIVE YEARS AGO, SINCE THAT TIME THEY HAVE TACKLED EVERYTHING FROM BUILDING HOUSES TO COVERING THE AUDITORIUM SEATS AND BINGO GAMES. THE HPROJECTCNTALL EBO- JECTSH THIS YEAR WAS THE JOINTLY SPONSORED HSPRING CAPAOESH. CLIMAXING THE HCAPADESH WAS THE AUCTION, WITH PBYSBOLLING, CONCESSIONS, BINGO, DINNER, DANCING, TAXI-SERVICE, BAEELES AND ALMOST ANYTHING AND EVERYTHING POSSIBLE, others' Club OFFICERS: SECRETARY MRS. d.E. MURPHY TREASURER MRS, L.P. HOFFMAN MRS, M,L. MCCHESNEY VICE-PRESIDENT MRS. F.d. LUEDTKE . 8 Athletic Association OFFICERS SECRETARY JOE HASBROUCK PRESIDENT GORDON CHALMERS TREASURER ERNEST CATTOOR BOARD MEMBERS KSTANDI NGD F. ALMICH D. COOL W. CULHANE A. SCHUSTER W. SULLIVAN R. MCLAUGHLIN F. MCLAUGHLIN Student Council SEATED: REPORTER--DONNA FOSTER, PRESIDENT--PAT SULLIVAN, SISTER ST. GERTRUDE SECRETARY--RON LASAT, VICE-PRESIDENT--BOB HAAS, TREASURER--DAN HENNEN STANDING: GEORGE DAVIS, KATHLEEN HAAS, JOHN ROGERS, PAT DONAHUE, JERRY MCCHESNEY JEANETTE MAEYAERT, SHARON LOCY, JIM ROGERS, JAMIE COMO, MICHELLE HAAS AKD JOHN HALL ROBERG. AFTER ONLY ONE YEAR IN EXISTENCE, THE STUDENT COUNCIL OF CENTRAL HAS BECOME AFFILIATED WITH THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF STUDENT COUNCILS. THE PAPER-DRIVE THIS YEAR WAS THEIR BIG PROJECT. 9 ROGER COUDRON, RONALD LABAT, JERRY MCCHESNEY, AND MICHAEL LISTEN AS SISTER ANN PAULINE MONITOR, GIVES INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE OPERATION OF THE MOVIE MACHINE. AVOC Club BOB HASS, ROGER LABAT, PAT SULLIVAN AND BOB LEE, OFFICERS OF THE LETTERMENS CLUB, PLACE TROPHIES IN THE NEW TROPHY CASE PRESENTED TO THE SCHOOL BY THE LETTERMENS CLUB THIS YEAR. Letterman s Club SICARD, A, V, O, C. MEMBERS, Queen's Book Staff SISTER MICHAELINE, ADVISER, CHECKS THE WORK OF BARBARA SKIERECKI AND NANCY COOL, CLASS EDITORS. BILL CHALMERS DICTATES SPORTS DATA TO JIM CATTOOR, TYPIST. ,Q THE BUSINESS STAFF, MARY DANDURAND, JOYCE PARADIS, MARLENE MAERTENS, THOMAS HESS, ROGER LABAT AND JIM VANDEPUTTE FIND PLENTY TO DO, MARY LEE HOFFMAN AND CAROL LORENZ, EDITOR, ENJOY A GLUE PARTY WITH THE JUNIOR EDITORS JUDY MURPHY AND GLEN BENNETT. 11 1 JUNIOR STAFF MEMBERT ASSISTEO SY FRESHMAN PHOTOGRAPHERS. SISTER THOMAS MORE, ADVISER, SHOWS B. Mc LAUGHLIN HIS STORY ON THE SPORTS PAGE. JUNIORS WORK HARD TO GET THEIR FIRST EDITION READY, RQGNRM THE SENIORS WORK ON THE FIRST THREE ISSUES OF THE RECORD. THE JUNIORS ARE INITIATED TO THE JOYS AND WOES OF THE WORLD OF JOURNALISM WHEN THEY BEGIN WORK ON THE FOURTH NUMBER OF THE RECORD. THEY ARE ON THEIR OWN FOR NUMBERS FIVE, SIX, AND SEVEN. 12 1116 Central Record Staff PAGE EDITORS, P. SULLIVAN, J. ARCHBOLD, C. LORENZ, R. BAILEY, AND R. LEE DECIDE ON SIZE OF TYPE. Wu JUNIOR AND SENIOR GRADE SCHOOL REPORTERS .I I ' ifx--.,,, I 'Tyr .Q I uf '5E5ivwLfIj7 wi'vN-:JW SENIOR FREE-LANCE REPORTERS LOOK OVER EXCHANGE PAPERS AND COPY, CORNETS JAMES ALMICH PAT BYRNES SHEILA DONOHUE DAVID HODGES JOHN JANSEN JOHN MARCOTTE CAROL NEUSE JOHN REHKAMP JOHN ROGERS ROBERT SAVOIE ROGER STASSEN JANE VERKINDEREN FRENCH HORNS MARGARET DANDURAND MARY DESCHEPPER SHARON LOCY KATHLEEN WYFFELS TROMBONES WAYNE ANDERSON JAMES BOT VINCENT CARON DONALD LOUWAGIE GERALD THOMAS MARVIN VAN KEULEN MARGARET DANDURAND, STUDENT DIRECTOR ALTO SAXOPHONE BONNIE ARCHBOLD DOREEN LOUWAGIE BARBARA SKIERECKI MARLENE THEUNINCK TENOR SAXOPHONE BETH ANN CHALMERS CAROLYN STASSEN DONNA VAN OVERBECK PICCOLO JOAN HEINIS FLUTES LOU JEAN HEBERT PAULETTE MAEYAERT MARY MORTIER 14 PERCUSSION BAR I TONES R035 BLAKE MARY DANDURAND CATHERINE DOOM LORDEAN FREESE ' JEANETTE JACQB CHAROLTTE VERKINDEREN CARQLYN MAERTENS BASSES CATHERINE WALSH STEVEN BERGHS BARBARA DOQM DELORES PRAIRIE DIRECTOR DONOVAN ELLWANGER, CLARINETS MARY ANN ALMICH HELEN BLOMME BEVERLY BOT DIANNE CHALMERS RICHARD CHALMERS JOHN COLEMAN DONNA FOSTER DARLENE GRUHOT JUDY LARSON GAYL LENS JEANETTE MAEYAERT SALLY MARCOTTE JANICE NELSON PAUL REHKAMR MARY ROGERS COLLEEN SULLIVAN NANCY SULLIVAN ROBERTA THEUNINCK LAVONNE VAN HOVE FRANCES VAN MOER ROBERTA VAN OVERBECK BARITONE SAXORHONE PATRICIA PERSONS BOYS' GLEE CLUB GIRLS' ENSEMBLE GIRLS' CHORUS Glee Clubs 5 Choir ,,Jf'i ' UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MR. ELLWANGER, THE CHOIR PRACTICES FOR SUNDAY MASS. Altar Boys SENIORS LEAD THE ALTAR BOYS IN PROCESSION L.BOSACKER F.BLOMME T.SANDERS D.CARON P.REHKAMP d.ROGERS R.CHALMERS G.DAVIS d.THOMAS V.CARON R.LABAT W.CHALMERS R.LABAT 17 .4 qw? N HAM SANDWICHES FOR LUNCH? ax New N5 D EQ Custodia ns WHENEVER A HELPING HAND IS NEEDED, FRANK AND HUGO ARE ALWAY9 ON THE SPOT. I8 Cafeteria Service RECEPTIONISTS s I J.TEGELS, E.DOOM, H.LOUWAGIE, D,CAUWELS, J.NRCHBOLD, L.FUCHS AND J.VANOVERBEKE CHECK LIST OF OFFICE REGULATIONS WITH PRINCIPAL LIBRARY CADETS SIQILU LIBRAR HELEN JEAN CAROL CATHER NARIAN 19 EVANGELINE, IAN, WITI-I NESTEBY REGNIER LORENZ INE HIRMER DEBBAUT MARY LEE HOFFMAN Piano Recital HLAST MINUTE CHECK UPN R, LANG PERFORMS WHILE SISTER RITA JEAN AND M. HEATH LISTEN FOR FINE POINTS OF INTER- PRETATION, HMEMORIES OF THE PASTH SENIORS, O, DONAHUE AND R, BAILEY, LOOK OVER THE PROGRAMS OF THE PAST FOUR YEARS. HPRACTICE FOR PERFECTIONH FRESHMAN MUSIC STUDENTS, J. HEINIS AND R, COQUET, PLAY THEIR DUOS AS B, VERDECK, L. FUCHS AND J. DEUTZ LOOK ON. 20 .F is? F3 s E 5 3 E E 2 I Y 5 . S ef it X f j rw Youth Week STUDENTS AT CENTRAL REALLY WENT ALL-OUT FOR HNATIONAL CATHOLIC YOUTH WEEKH THIS YEAR. BEGINNING WITH A PARADE, LED RY THE SCHOOL SAND AND A POLICE ESCORT, TO THE CHURCH. HERE AN OFFERTORY PRO- CESSION TOOK PLACE, IN WHICH STUDENTS AND SCHOOL PERSONNEL PRESENTED SYMBOLS OF EVERY ASPECT OF THE STUDENTVOCATION. If Iliqrl ., ,.-k 5,5333 I V . 3, jing .xx 5 I ,I -If fl V47 IAIA if -gif , f I - A H - -4' Wg-I If -, 553 lil 2551! -5' ff?-I nf' , I Il HER R ,-if I I - -Q , gil- Q f -1385 I I is I , .I 1 if: V? . 'xxgyi Z! I like V . , A ifitll K, 5 , 1 X f .c:xy3a1iiw'fJ,g-,K K mx 1:5 ,lj 3,5 N.-zlyx I L K 14, K .JE xgffs 3 A A ' I '- ,A 5 J' if ls? IRQ'-ig E ' . Q , sly? .f 5 9 W R .i K 'AJ S fx N gg T5 ' ,ffl K V K 51: E' If If A -4, I ILA AEE I , gg .Q E5 V 2 . I X ' 74, 5 Y-5,147.52 A I S' ,,QfSgi1 . ' . . I It IQ ' 5 H,-1 I ' 4554 'f 5 A fb' . 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OR BOYS Escom THE DUMMY I 5 TO ITS PLACE OF HONOR ON TOP OF THE BON-F I RE MOUNTA I N- --- AND DE EAGLES WERE DE-wqNGED' SENIOR GIRLS ENACT A SCENE IN CENTRAL'S LOCKER-ROOM UNDER COACH LE BEAU AND MANAGER NESTEBY 24 SHARON SULLIVAN CROWN MISTRESS, AND HER ATTENDANTS CROWN OUR LADY HOMECOMING QUEEN YA w S 's,,M 1 CHEERLEADERS AROUSE THE WINNING SPIRIT IN THE CENTRAL FANS AT THE DON FIRE. CENTRAL STUDENTS CLIMAX HOMECOMING WITH A DANCE IN THE GYM S yfi m, ,A '- ' IN . Q , -v 1 . Di '-i .qr'!h 3Fv- ' g,.,fK.f9-3 I T753 4 x .1,,u 1 1 . -. , . v .. J' .5 , ' ELT' E ' ','f'g,L.gL. ,f '. 'z4:3 Ik.,4,5 t ':a4, ISN! rv ,N ' 3 1- H, yn -ffm' - img , lr- 1 my 1. fE:::.ILr'H:.H..,1..Yj, 5' t ' AXQ-.,-M. 7:5-gg: , ' ,i- 5 r ' ' -nj-, 2' ,V A BOUQUET OFROSES AND SINGING VALENTINESARE PRESENTED TO MRS. HINTZEN EOR HER EFFORT AND TIME SPENT IN ORGANIZING THE VARIETY SHOW. SOPHOMORES BUY AND SELL HCRAZY CAPSH ,sw THE 5 CHALMERS TELL US HALL ABOUT THE FFAH SENIOR GIRLS SAY 'EAREWELL' TO CENTRAL AS THEY RECEIVE DIPLOMAS C75 26 SENIOR BOOTH INTERESTS SMALL-FRY WINDY ERESHIES ASK, HBALLOONS ANYONE? QUEEN MARY ELLEN ANDERSON AND KING JIM VANDEPUTTE APPROACH THEIR THRONE AND ARE CROWNED BY PRINCE DON WIRTZ AND PRINCESS MICHELLE HAAS, ATTENDED BY FLOWER- GIRL, LOUANNE CHALMERS. 181 'vw ardi G il 504 MM F35 I ,Ip 5 EXW I STATIONS WERE A POPULAR OEVOT I ON . A FITTING FINALE - EACH RAY TISS WITH BENEOICTION. Retreat FATHER SRNECIS TREASURY OF ANECDOTES ADDS INTEREST TO THE CONFERENCES. HERE HE TELLS SENIORS ANOTHER STORY. 28 FRESHMAN BOYS PAY SPECIAL HONOR TO ST. JOSEPH DURING THE TIME BETWEEN CONFERENCES. sifli I . .L- Q 15 Ma Queen THIS YEAR CATHERINE DOOM, SENIOR, HAD THE HONOR TO CROWN IVIARY FOR OUR ANNUAL MAY DAY. SHE WAS ATTENDED BY A DOY AND GIRL FROM EACH HOME- ROOM, EACH PRESENTING A RED ROSE TO OUR LADY OF THE UNIVERSE. FOR THE FIRST TIME IN FIVE YEARS CENTRAL HAS BEEN ABLE TO HOLD THEIR MAY CROIVNING OUTSIDE. IT SEEMS THAT OUR BLESSED MOTHER HAS NEVER WANTED TO BE OROWNED OUTSIDE AND HAS ALWAYS MANAGED TO HAVE IT RAIN ON THESE APPOINTED DAYS, V ' , .I LJ 29 A SLOW ONE BY THE COLLEGIATES. N All PLAZA DE GHENTO WAS A POPULAR JLACE. Jr.-Sr. Prom THE GRAND MARCH BEGINS INTO THE LAND SOUTH OF THE BORDER. Courtesy of Marshall Daily Messenger SORHOMORE GIRLS GRAC'OUSLY SERVE PUNCH TO MRS. ELLWANGER. GLEN BENNETT AND RON LABAT PAUSE UNDER THE PAINTING OF OUR LADY GUADALUPE THAT GLEN PAINTED. A SENORITA ATTRAOTS SHARON SULLIVAN AND ROGER LABAT. BOB KELLY GIVES BETH CHALMERS A REAL FLOWER FROM A REAL MEXICAN CART. BERNIE MCLAUGHLIN BUYS CAROL LORENZ ANORCHID FOR FIVF PESOS. N BILL CI-IALMERS RECEIVES ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP FROM SISTER ST, GERTRUDE, DAN HENNEN PASSES THE GAVEL AND SCHOOL COLORS TO NEXT YEAR'S SENIOR OLASS PRESIDENT, JERRY MCCHESNEY. Class Day i952 - I9 6 Class Histor .234 1-FJ H www 1- r ,,. 945.gif is H-,41 o -'A 7' 7'?b:Q5x' GK?-? ' lui-f-. '75:Lx.4..-, -is E- ' '-SFF J ' V ,li 153'- .,fz'.J+: ,-A-:pus-H ,, ...:f3?,b ,szbwvl-, ...sf f l ' EQ ' A' A ,. ru, ,V ', , - . 'JISYKQ 1. I , -4fiI,E7-:1:'JQ'f:ixlff.E- -1Asl2?'i2Ae?55'Q?A1'5? ' K 9 fi '??f'Eif55ik iraf' s- - ' ' ni' Why- ,A '. . ,.. fo -' A .1 . ,L I c ., rr , -va .. arf ws' ., .'1',fgW-.sflflt f f 5 1 IJ' ' .V A 1 2 , .ia Q n - - 3 4.1. ,-S, Baccalaureate PROCESSIDNAL ,JACCALAUREATE EXRERCISES WERE HELD IN ST, MARY'S CHAPEL. FATHER NEUDECKER ADMONISHED US NOT TO HIDE OUR TALENTS UNDER A BUSHEL. RECESSIONAL COMMENCEMENT UATES' ACT o vmcsnm, HYM PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS, DICTION, EXERCISES INCLUDED THE GRAD- E CONSECRATION TO THE BLESSED NS BY THE HIGH SCHOOL CHOIR, OF THE GRADUATES, RECEPTION BLESSING AND SOLEMN BENE- 35 Commencement THE YOUTH OF TODAY HAS THE OPPORTUNITY OF CHANGING THE WORLD, THE 56 OF '55 WERE TOLD BY FATHER LEO HOWLEY, COMMENCEMENT SPEAKER. ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP WILLIAM CHALMERS KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS AWARD JAMES MCMILLIN CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS SCHOLARSHIP ROSE BAILEY ST. dOHN'S UNIVERSITY SCHOLARSHIP WILLIAM CHALMERS CATHOLIC LADIES GUILD AWARD ' DONNA DONOHUE BAUSCH AND LOMB SCIENCE AWARD WILLIAM CHALMERS ward Win ners MARY BETH SCHUCK, JEANETTE MAEYAERT, ROBERT LEE, HELEN COUDRON, WILLIAM CHALMERS, SALUTATORIAN, JIM MCMILLIN VALEDICTORIAN, ROSE BAILEY, CAROL LORENZ, DONNA DONAHUE, AND JEANETTE JACOB, AMERICAN LEGION CITIZENSHIP AWARDS BARBARA SKIERECKI AND ROBERT HAAS d.C. AGRICULTURE AWARD ROBERT MARKS ROTARY CLUB AWARDS NANCY COOL AND ROGER LABAT CATHOLIC DAUCHTERS' POETRY CONTEST DIVISION III CAROL SCHREIER WILLIAM CHALMERS MONICA HEATH DIVISION II DARLENE GRUHOT SHARON LOCY BUSINESS, PROFESSIONAL WOMEN'S AWARD C.S.M.C. ESSAY CONTEST MARGARET AND MARY DANDURAND HONORABLE MENTION JEANETTE MAEYAERT SHARON LOCY ROSEMARY COQUYT I SPEAK FOR DEMOCRACY ORATORICAL CONTEST WILLIAM CHALMERS GirIs'- Boys' Staters DONNA FOSTER, CENTRAL JAMIE COMO, CENTRAL DONATA CARON, GHENT Wvsmfziix FRONT: T,HEss, F.BOT, R,LEE, B,MCLAUGHLIN, W,CHALMERS I D.DEuTz, R,HAAs, R,LABAT, d,MCMILLlN, COACH WARNER. ,BERGHS, R.KERKvLlET, d,COMO, R,BURNS, M,PARADlS, R,KELLY, U,LONGTlN, T,DEuTz, R.SAvOxE, H.PARADls, ,BYRNE, G,UAVIS, G,VANHEE, d,WELVAERT, G,MURPHY, MIDDLE! S BAC ' P mf R,CHALMERS, d.ROGERs, P,REHKAMP Football SEASON'S RECORD 31 CENTRAL 13 -- NEW ULM H 0 -- ST,THOMAS H 20 -- MORGAN H 27 -- FAIRFAX H 5 -- ST.dOHN'S A I 28 -- ST.MlcHAEL H 39 -- SLEERY EYE A H 6 -- ST.CLOuO L, f- -ff THREE ARMED, ALL STATER, DEUTZ, ' RUNS FROM OEFENOERS. 38 xiii 1 4 J . ll A s Ll ROG LABAT 7 STOPS A POSSIBLE T, U, PIERCE FACE FRIGHTENS FCE T,D. fT.DEUTZD SCORES A T. FANS COULD HAVE USED A FAN IN THE 95 DEGREE HEAT 9 STANDING D CATTON U COMO B,BURNS R,L , ABAT, P.SULLlVAN J NCNILLIN J ROGERS, T,DEuTz, M.PARAOlS, D,UEUTZ, W CHALMERS R KELLY. KNEELING T HESS STUDENT MANAGER, COACH TOM WARNER, g W. 5 3 vm W wQTfW'WW'i T ?'fW 'V7 5 , O T.,., . ,A T, ,TE,T,. , A.,n. TETAMEW. O .T.ETT. , EO ,E.E ,E ..E,AA. O fE.,, W ,.O.,.M.,MO.MT,OO.MMi Q sEAsON's RECORD E 5 X BM? 1 r , T' W z 1,, N , 24 WINS--5 LOSES REGION VI I I CHAMPIONS TH 1 RD IN STATE CATHOLIC TOURNAMENT E E ,T +22 f W- 5355553faliflflfkfmwfllf'f'lTl3lTCffhf 'i'Tf'XfQlTfll77'Z.TTj,Vi'iIi Qi V k QTL V ' if''LW'iQiT i1fXf'fX 'T7'AMTWTM'T'MZ AfV' A W'H? 3 . A..,,E.T.,,,E, O....,T A ..,, ,,OEO A .OE, E T,.,T. A O,TOET,. ,,O.,,.O,,.EW,O.W, .EE, TT,,T..ET W. T,O..W M .T.,, W TE.T., MT,,EWM.M.M.O COACH AND CAPTAINS ADMIRE STATE TROPHY. ow X IM 40 Basketball QUEENSMEN ON THEIR WAY TO THE STATE 41 JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: d.POLMAN d.UEUTZ M.MCMILLlN C.VERKINDEREN Cheerleaders VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: S,UANDURAND, d,VERKINDEREN K.FINNEGAN, S.SuLL1vAN. 42 13Yl 151 4...,.... Q'-Q M.. we gp iw? EEL.. 5 ,wma V . . R ' k , s x 45 .ik 3- m F jj 5 1' ' '.. , Q xg N if , Ti 15 :ig 1 QNQ . TSW L - ,tg A ' X. A A - - Q-W fam, A ' - Q. . N W 1- M Tj AA -. f ff - 51 ,MM pq A X 35.1 .f- L-, f A 9 2 . ,, A- Qi AX 1. , s , x . .Lk. . Q A nk ,S Q ' x K av 1- : - .. X jwmh Km! sa- - M - 'eggs QQ QQQJ-rw-.Q-. ,W ..., 5 , IT i L iqlruilbsk 1 1 if K , if ML 4,1 ,gj TOM HESS, SENIOR STUDENT MANAGER, KEPT THE EQUIP- MENT IN ORDER WITH THE HELP OE... G mnasium Custodians KEEPING SCORE AND MAKING ANNOUNCEMENTS DURING DASKETEALL GAMES WERE ROG LADAT, BOD WEINER AND BOD LEE STEVE BERGHS, RSCHARD LABAT, AND PAUL REHKAMP, ASSISTANT STUDENT MANA- EEf,:s. HPETOOM ETOYSU' C ass of I956 PRESWENT vlcE-PRESIDENT DANIEL HENNEN MARY LEE HOFFMAN 'EIN SECRETARY TREASURER ' - CATHERINE DOOM DOROTHY CAUWELS 45 x s Af Q, XJ' X fi ARCHBOLD ROSE BAILEY FRANCIS BOT JAMES CATTOOR DONALD Buvsse wll.LlAM cl-IALMERS NANCY COOL HELEN COUDRON 46 JQHN CURWICK MARGARET DANDURAND DANDURAND MARIAN DEBBAU1- JosEPH oesu'rTER DUANE DEUTZ LEONARD DeSCHEPPER JAMES DEUTZ 47 . KX, DONNA DONOHUE ROBE RT HAAS ERNEST HENNEN' THOMAS HESS JEAN T E JACOB 3 M DARLENE KRAUSE ROGER LABAT ROBERT LEE 5 LAWRENCE LENNARD BEVERLY LeBEAU CAROL LORENZ HELEN LOUWAGIE uh, 6' BERNARD MCLAUGHLIN 49 F 1 JAMES MCMILLIN xx LLLL X A ff Q qw' 'A MARLENE MAERTENS JEANETTE MAEYAE RT HELEN NESTEBY JANET QUNELL MARY BETH SCHUCK SHIRLEY SAVOIE ROBERT MARKS KATHLE EN MORROW JEANNE REGNIER JAM ES SAUNDERS DAVID SPARTZ BARBARA SKIERECKI I 1 ' I' , t . Q XII X R p-III fn rf .. R' I ' f N SHA1 N SNLLIVAN I ' ' 1 K y I -1 'X' I ,II f I y If CAROLYN STASS E N ,1 pg :J 5 PATRICK SULLIVAN DAVID SULLIVAN JOSEPH THEUNINCK MARTHA TIMMERMAN DELORES VAN KEULEN SINGING SENIORS DENIS CHARLES BAERT WENT TO HIS ETERNAL REWARD ON OCTOBER 14, 1955, ik I AFTER A FATAL AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT, I MAY HE REST IN PEACE AND MAKE INTERCESSION FOR US, HIS CLASSMATES, Juniors IN THE BEGINNING OF THE YEAR WE CHOSE UTHE LIFE WE LIVE IS OUR GREATEST RRAYERH AS OUR CLASS MOTTO. THROUGHOUT THE YEAR WE TRIED TO CARRY OUT THIS MOTTO IN ALL OF OUR CLASS ACTIVITIES, AT WORK OR AT PLAY WE KEPT OUR MOTTO IN MIND, HOPING THAT IT WOULD BRING US NEARER OUR ETERNAL I GOAL, OUR JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS LED US SUCCESS- FULLY THROUGH AN ACTIVITY-FILLED YEAR RON LABAT, PRESIDENT, JUDY .MURPHY, VICE PRESIDENT, ELAINE DOOM, TREASURER, AND KATHLEENFTNNEGAN, SECRETARY ROSE IN FRONT OF THE STATUE DEDICATED TO THE MEMORY OF OENIS BAERT BY OUR CLASS. 53 I IT'S PROM TIME EOR JUNIORS, SANDRA SAUNDERS, RAT PERSONS MARION TIMMERMAN, LOUISE PRAIRIE AND GLADYS NESTERY. HINVALIDSH DICK CATTON, TOM DEUTZ AND BOB KELLY RECEIVE AID FROM BOB BURNS AND JIM COMO, I I 54 TERESA DE LANGHE, JOANNE MERON, JEANETTE THOOFT, DONATA CARON AND MARY JO BOT STUDY PAMPHLETS ON THE SACRAMENTS. PHYSIOLOGISTS, FRANCESVAN MOER, BOB BURNS, MARLENE THEUNINCK, SHIRLEY DANDURAND AND DOLORES ADAMS DETERMINE FATS, PROTEIN OR CARBOHYDRATES? QQ, +I I BETH CHALMERS, JANE JANSEN, CAROL SCHREIER, DONNA FOSTER AND LARRY HEBERT BOARD THE BUS THAT WILL TAKE THEM TO THE LOCAL RADIO STATION. PURCHASING THEIR LUNCH TICKETS FROM VINCENT CARON ARE HAROLD FARASYN, GROL BROUGHTON AND MADELINE COUDRON, JANET DOYLE, GLENDALYNNE BENNETT, AND DAVID LOUWAGIE USE THE MODEL GYM IN PLANNING SOME DECORATIONS EOR THE PROM. MARINA DOOM, MARY ELLEN ANDERSON, AND JANE VERKINDEREN MODEL MIDDY BLOUSES, JOYCE QUNELL, JULIA GAGNON, JOHN KERKVLIET, AND JOYCE PARADIS PAUSE FOR A MOMENT AT THE STATUE OE OUR LADY OF FATIMA. THE BEST POPCORN IN TOWN WAS POPPED BY DEANNA DEUTZ, GAE D'AUTREMONT, DONALD LONSTIN, AND JERRY MCCHESNEY EOR THE MARDI GRAS. 56 CLASS OFFICERS f . xFN '1 f' I-sw MARVIN VAN KEULEN, NORBERT DE MEYER, GERALD THOMAS AND DENNIS S EAGERLY READ THE RECORD, BONNIE ARCHBOLD, SISTER ANDRE' LORDEAN FREESE, LARRY VAN MOER AND LARRY MARKS, FOLLOW THE CHURCH'S PRAYER FOR THE THIRD WEEK OF ADVENT. AUD Sophomores WE WERE EAGER TO DEGIN OUR SOPHOMORE YEAR. NOW WE REALLY BELONGED, WE INITIATED THE FRESHMEN PRESENTED A CHRISTMAS ASSEMDLY, AND TOOK PART IN THE CHRISTMAS RADIO BROADCAST. WE ENDED THE YEAR WITH AN ALL-CLASS PICNIC AT CAMDEN PARK. WE ELECTED THE FOLLOWING CLASS OFFICERS! JOHN RODERG PRESIDENT GEORGE DAVIS VICE-PRESIDENT MARY ELLEN BREYFOCLE SECRETARY LARRY MARKS TREASURER 57 SISTER ODILE TEACHES LEO VAN KEULEN, JUDY CABLE, CATHERINE WALSH, AND JOE VAN MOER SOME OF THE FUNDAMENTALS OE GEOMETRY AFTER A HARD DAY AT SCHOOL CAROLINE WYEEELB, BEVERLY BOT, JOSEPH HENNEN, GARY MURPHY, AND RONALD KERKVLIET PACK UP BEFORE THEY LEAVE FOR HOME, ZQHQB. DAN SPARTZ, HAROLD CARON, JUDIE BOT, MARY ANN BREWERS AND FLORENCE DIRCKX MAKE USE OF THE LIBRARY FOR EXTRA READING. LEAVES AND BUGS RERPLEX ALL BIOLOGY STUDENTS. NANCY HESS, ROSEMARY LANG DONALD WIRTZ, AND JOHN MCKAY FIND IT INTERESTING, HAROLD PARADIS SELLS THIRSTY SOPHS, LAWRENCE DEAUSTIN, LAWRENCE BOSACKER PATRICIA SHROEDER, AND MARY ANN ALMICH, SOME WELL-NEEDED POP, WHO ARE THESE GIRLS MODELING THEIR HAND-MADE CLOTHES? BARBARA DOOM, KATHLEEN HAAS, JOANNE POLMAN, AND KATHLEEN STASSEN. BERNICE LOUWAGIE, SALLY MARCOTTE AND THE PAUSE THAT REFRESHES IS ENJOYED BY DAVLD LONGTIN, DONALD MOSCH, GREG VAN HEE, AND STEPHEN SKIERECKI. PATRICIA VAN OVERBEKE PAUSE FOR A BRIEF PRAYER TO ST, JOSEPH ON THE LANDING, THE NEW WI NG GOES UPI CATHERINE HIRMER, MARY SHOURDS, ROBERT SAVOIE, AND JAMES WELVAERT EXAMINE THE MACHINERY THAT WILL HELP MAKE SCHOOL, THE JAMES ROGERS, MONICA HEATH, AND JOSEPH SENDEN EXAMINE THE DOOR THAT LEADS TO NOWHERE. WHAT ARE THESE? EVELYN HALBUR, ELIZABETH DEVOS, LOUISE HENNEN, LOIS BERENDS AND ADELINE BOSSUYT ASK. 60 CLASS OFFICERS: JEAN TEGELS VICE-PRESIDENT MICHAEL CARROW PRESIDENT VICKI COUTURE SECRETARY JAMES SENDEN TREASURER STEVEN SCHMIDT, DONNA VAN OVERDEOK, LORRAINE LOUWAGIE AND JANICE NELSON FIND IT PLEASANT TO LOOK DOWN QN THE WORLD, Freshmen WE SPENT A LARGE PART OF THE YEAR GETTING ACQUAINTED WITH CENTRAL AND WITH HIGH SCHOOL IN GENERAL.AT THE INITIATION WE LICKED LOLLIPORS. AT THE MARDI GRAS WE DLEW BALLOONS. DY THE END OF THE FIRST SE- MESTER WE WERE READY FOR OUR FIRST SOCIAL EVENT--THE SNOW FLAKE BALL. AT THE BEGINNING OF THE SECOND SEMESTER WE ELECTED CLASS OFFICERS, AND SENT REPRESENTATIVES TO THE STUDENT COUNCIL. DURING MAY WE PRESENTED SCENES FROM Il HTHE MERCHANT OF VENICE. WE WERE REALLY LAUNCHED. FEW PRAYERS ARE SAID AT THE CHRISTMAS CRIB BY WAYNE HASTINGS DONALD LADAT, CAROL DOYLE, ROGER STASSEN, AND MARY ANN DESHERPER WHO GETS THE LAST WORD IN THIS ALGEBRAIC DEBATE? FRANCIS BLOOME, JOHN ROGERS, SHARON LOCY, OR ROSEMARY COQUYT, SETTING A TABLE APPEARS EASY TO MARY MCMILLIN, MAXINE ST, AUBIN, PHYLLIS BERENDS, AND DOLORES PRAIRIE, WOULD YOU SAY FUTURE PHYSICISTS IN REGARD TO BARBARA BOT, BEVERLY BREYFOGLE, PAUL FEHKAMP, STEVEN BERGHS, RICHARD CHALMERS, AND JOHN FINNEGAN? 62 A FEW POINTS ON BASKETBALL ARE GIVEN BY MISS SCHMITT TO ELAINE BOERBOOM, JEAN POLFLIET, LOU JEAN HEBERT, KATHLEEN WYFFLES, AND CHARLOTTE VERKINDEREN, FRESHMEN, PATRICK BYRNES, MICHELLE HAAS, DARLENE GRUHOT, SHEILA DONAHUE, JOSEPH COOL AND JOHN DOOM HELP PUT UP DECORATIONS FOR THE SNOWFLAKE BALL, 968332 V i RONALD MOSCH SERVES MILK TO HIS HUNGRY CLASSMATES BONNIE VERDECK, MARIE HENNEN, MARJORIE DEMEYER AND ELIZABETH MONNET, FUTURE PIANISTS, LYNETTE FUCHS, JUDITH DEUTZ, JOAN HEINIS, AND JEAN TEGELS, JOYFULLY SO BACK TO THE DAILY GRIND AFTER ANOTHER LESSON, 63 UNDER THE WATCHFUL EYE OF MR, ROTCHADL, ROBERT ROERING, THOMAS SANDERS, AND MICHAEL SICARD PUT ON THE FINISHING TOUCHESo A PROUD DISPLAY OE IVANHOE IS SHOWN BY EDWARD VAN KEULEN, DARLENE VAN KEULEN, ROGER COUDRON, PATRICK DEUTZ AND JOSEPH CAUWELS, UNDERGROUND EXPLORERS, CAROL DETERMAN, LYNN SCHREIER, PATRICIA DONAHUE, WAYNE ANDERSON AND DONALD CARON, TAKE A EARLY LOOK AT CONSTRUCTION OF NEW ADDITION, 64 FURTHER ADVANCEMENT OF NEW ADDITION TAKES THE INTEREST OF THERESIA NABOR, ALLEN VAN KEULEN, MARY ROBERG, DANIEL GREGOIRE, AND ROSEMARY TILLEMANS. Seniors Class Histor JOANNE ARCHBOLD HNEVER AT A LOSS FOR WORDSH VICE-PRESIDENT 1. RECORD STAFF 3,4. GLEE CLUB 1,2,3,4. BADMINTON 1,2,3, CHOIR 1,2,3, RECEPTIONIST 2,4. Y.C,w. ROSE BAILEY HANOTHER MIRACLE OF MEDICINEH VICE-PRESIDENT 2. RECORD STAFF 3,4. CASSISTANT EDITOR 41 QUEEN'S BOOK 3, GLEE CLUB 1,2,3,4. STUDENT COUNCIL 3. BADMINTON I,2. CHOIR 1,2,3,4, Y,C,w. FRANCE BOT HIF SILENCE IS GOLDEN, THIS BOY IS 24 KARAT.H FOOTBALL 3,4. BASEBALL 1,2,3,4. DONALD BUYSSE HTHE LOOK OF A PROFESSOR BACKED BY THE WILL TO WORK.H A FUTURE TOMMIE. JAMES CATTOOR HTHIS MAN'S REALLY FAST -- AT TYPING THAT IS.n PRESIDENT 1. RECORD STAFF 3. QUEEN'S BOOK 4, GLEE CLUB 3,4. STUDENT MANAGER 3, BADMINTON 3. DOROTHY cAuwELs HTHE MONEY WAS BEHIND HER PEN,u TREASURER 4, RECORD STAFF 3,4. GLEE CLUB 1,3,4. BAND 3,4. CHOIR 2,3, RECEPTIONIST 4. WILLIAM CHALMERS UMAXIMUM IN MARKS WITH A MINIMUM OF EFFORT,H PRESIDENT 3. RECORD STAFF 3. QUEEN'S BOOK 4, GLEE CLUB 1,2,3,4. FOOTBALL 2,3,4. BASKETBALL 1,2,3,4, BAND 3. CHOIR 1,2. 4H. NANCY COOL UAS WILLIE, THE PENGUIN SAYS...u RECORD STAFF 3,4. QUEEN'S BOOK 4. HELENCOUORON HIN HER OUIETNESS THERE IS CHARMN RECORD STAFF 3,4. GLEE CLUB 3. JOHN cuRwIcK UTHE MAN WITH THE HAIR-CUT FROM THE BIRDS.H HHURRICANEH, AN HONORABLE MENACE TO PUBLIC ROADS, WILL CHAUFFEUH LARRY LENNARD IN HIS CADILLAC, MARGARET DANDURAND NREADY--ONE--TWO--THREEH 4, fSTUDENT DIRECTOR 3,4. MARY DANDURANO nTHAT'S MY TWIN SISTER,H CLUB 3. BADMINTON 2. BAND 3.4. CHOIR 1,2,3. MARIAN DEBBAUT HWILL THIS QUEEN GO TO MONACO?H LIBRARY CADET 4 MARDI GRAS QUEFN 3. LEONARD DeSCHEPPER THE PRINTER'S DEVIL WAS AN ANGEL IN SCHOOL MY BROTHER USED MY CAR AGAIN. JOSEPH DeSUTTER ' UTALLULAH, JOE'S STEADY--GOT HIM WHERE HE WAS GOING.n HIS FAVORITE INVENTION, THE MILKING MACHINE, DUANE'DEUTZ HWHEN THE GOING GETS TOUGH, THIS TOUGH GETS GOINGH GLEE CLUB 3. FOOTBALL 2,3,4, BASKETBALL 2,3,4. BASEBALL 1,2. TRACK 3, BADMINTON 2,3, JAMESDEUTZ HTHIS MAN WILL TAKE OVER WHERE ROCK HUDSON LEAVES OFF.H BASKETBALL 1,2,3,4. DONNA DONOHUE HIT'S ALWAYS A GREAT DAY FOR THE IRlSH.H RECORD 3,4. GLEE CLUB 2,3,4. CHOIR 2,3,4, BADMINTON 2. BAND 3, D CHOIR 1,2,3. QUEEN'S BOOK 4. GLEE VICE-PRESIDENT 3. CATHERINE DOOM HHER VOICE WAS EVER SOFT AND GENTLE, AN EXCELLENT THING IN WOMAN.u SECRETARY 4. RECORD 3,4. GLEE 1 2 3 4 4-H 1 ! Y Y Y I ' CLUB 'I 3 4. BAND 3 4. CHOIR ROB ERT HAAS HTARDY SLIPS ARE HIS TRADEMARK.H RECORD 3,4. STUDENT COUNCIL 3, SECRETARY LETTERMAN'S CLUB 4. DANIEL HENNEN HSPEECHES ARE HIS SPEClALTY,H RECORD 3. STUDENT COUNCIL 4, ERNEST HENNEN G I VE H I M GHENT THOMAS H ESS A DILLY AND HE'LL B FOOTBALL 3,4. 4, BADMINTON 2,3 PRESIDENT 4, BOYS'.STATE. E O,K.h C,Y,O., HMY MIND'S MADE UP DON'T CONFUSE ME WITH FACTS.n 1 QUEEN'S BOOK 4. GLEE CLUB 3 3,4. BASKETBALL 3,4. TRACK MARY LEE HOFFMAN UUNPATRIOTIC INTEREST IN THE SECRETARY 2. VICE-PRESIDENT GLEE CLUB 1,2,3,4. BADMINTON 4, QUEEN'S BOOK 4. JEANETTEJACOB 14' 4. AIR 4. 1,2, MANAGER FOOTBALL BADMINTON 3,4. FORCE.u RECORD 3,4. 3. CHOIR 1,2,3, RED-HEAD WITH A BEAT. GLEE CLUB 3,4. BAND 3, 4. CHOIR 3,4. OARLENE KRAUSE EVERYTHING GOOD FOR A LAUGH. GLEE CLUB 3. CHOIR 3, ROGER LABAT 'ROMEOEU MEASLES FOR THE PROM. RECORD 3,4. QUEEN'S BOOK 3,4. GLEE CLUB 3,4. STUDENT COUNCIL 3. FOOTBALL 3,4. BASEBALL 3,4. BADMINTON 2,3. BEVERLY LEEEAU HHAPPY NANDERERIH I,2, CHOIR 1,2,3. ROBERT LEE GLEE CLUB 1,3,4. BADMINTON HE'LL BE PRESIDENT--OF SOMETHING, TREASURER 'I, RECORD 3,4. QUEEN'S BOOK 3, FOOTBALL 3,4. BOYS' STATE. PRESIDENT LETTERMANS CLUB. LAWRENCE LENNARD DID ANYONE FIND MY MUFFLER. HE'LL PRINT YOUR WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS. CAROL LORENZ ULOVE MANY, TRUST FEW, PADDLE YOUR OWN CANOE.n RECORD 2,3,4. QUEEN'S BOOK 4. GLEE CLUB 1,3,4. CHOIR 1,2,3, BADMINTON 1,2,3. LIBRARY CADET 4. Y.C.w, HELEN LOUWAGIE HSINCERE EFFORT TO PLEASE. RECEPTIONIST 'I,2,3, 4, RECORD 4, CHOIR 4, BERNARD MCLAUGHLIN HLAUGH AND THE WORLD LAUGHS WITH YOU.n RECORD 3,4. GLEE CLUB 2,3,4, FOOTBALL 1,2, BASEBALL 4. JAMES McMlLLIN HE CAME IN THE MIDDLE AND SOARED TO FOOTBALL 4. BASKETBALL 4. BASEBALL fTRANSFER STUDENTD MARLENE MAERTENS HA WOMEN OF DISCRIMINATING CHOICE. QUEEN'S DOOK 3,4. GLEE CLUB 1,2,3,4. COUNCIL 3. BADMINTON 1,2,3. BAND 3. 2,3. Y.c.w. 65 3,4, THE TOP.u 3,4. H RECORD 3,4. STUDENT CHOIR 1, 4 JEANETTE MAEYAERT HA SWEETNESS WHICH NEEDS NO PROOF.u SECRETARY 3, RECORD 3,4. GLEE CLUB 3,4. STUDENT COUNCIL 3,4. BAND 3.4. CHOIR 3.4. ROBERT MARKS HHE'LL TRANSFER FROM A CHEVY TO AN F86u RECORD 3. KATHLEEN MoRRow HTAKE ME OUT TO THE BALL GAME.H GLEE CLUB 1, CHOIR 3. HELEN NESTEBY HSHE TOOK CARE OF OUR SWEET TOOTH DURING NOON HOUR.n RECORD 3,4. GLEE CLUB 1,2. BAND 2,3. CHOIR 1,2. JANET QUNELL HJUST CRIPPLE HIM SO HE CAN'T RUN,H RECORD 3 1 4. GLEE CLUB 3. CHOIR 2,3,4, JEANNE REGNIER WPERSEVERANCE PERSONIFIED.n RECORD 3,4. GLEE CLUB 1. COAT CHECK 3,4. LIBRARY CADET 4. SHIRLEY SAVOIE HA FRIENDLY SMILE FOR EVERYONE,n RECORD 2. GLEE CLUB 2. BADMINTON 1. CHOIR 2. MARY BETHSCHUCK HWHO IN THE WORLD COULD LIVE WITHOUT TALKING.n RECORD 3,4. GLEE CLUB 1,3,4. BADMINTON 1,2. CHOIR 3. BARBARA SKIERECKI UUNEQUAL ZEST B995 4, ,GLEE GIRLS' STATE, DAVID SPARTZ uDOESN'T DRIVE FAST, FLIES LOW.n HELPED MY DAD IN THE STATION. FOR LIVING,n RECORD 3,4, QUEEN'S CLUB 1,4. BAND 3,4. C.Y,O, GHENR GHENT. CAROLYN STASSEN HLOVABLE LIGHTHEARTEDNESS.U GLEE CLUB 1. BAND 3,4, CHOIR 1. DAVID SULLIVAN HBIT OF THE BLARNEY.n HE PUT US IN THE LIGHT. PATRICK SULLIVAN NCOUNTLESS CHEMISTRY CAPERS.u TREASURER 3. LETTERMANS CLUB TREASURER 4. STUDENT COUNCIL PRESIDENT 4, RECORD 3,4, FOOTBALL 1,4, BASKETBALL 1,2,3,4, BASEBALL 1,2,3,4. TRACK 4, BADMINTON 2,3. SHARONSULUVAN HPETITE DYNAMO.H SECRETARY 2, RECORD 3,4, GLEE CLUB 1,4. STUDENT COUNCIL 3. CHEERLEADER 1,2,3,4. BADMINTON 1,2,3. CHOIR 1,2,3,4. JOSEPH THEUNINCK HLARPED UP THE HONORS FROM THE MIDLAND COMRANY.U BASKETBALL 1,2,3. TREASURER 1. 4-H MARTHA'HMMERMAN HOBLIGING NATURE.H GLEE CLUB 4. fTRANSFER STUDENT, JAMES VANDEPUTTE HSLOW TO BURN, QUICK TO FIRE.n A.V.O.C. 2,3,4, QUEENLS BOOK 4. GLEE CLUB 1. DELORES VAN KEULEN HBASHFULNESS BECOMES HER,H C.Y,O, GHENT, PATRIUA VAN KEULEN UA SPARKLE IN HER EYE AND ON HER FINGER.u GLEE CLUB 1. JEAN VAN OVERBEKE HLIGHTHEARTED LINGO.H RECEPTIONIST 3,4, JEANETTE VERCRUYSSE HSHE LOOKS ON LIFE WITH QUIET EYES.H SECRETARY 2. A CLASS MOTTO LOVE GOD AND DO WHAT YOU WILL CLASS COLORS BURGANDY AND MINT CLASS PATRON ST. JUDE CLASS GIFT TO SCHOOL FLAG POLE LETTERMEN'S CLUB GIFT TROPHY CASE 66 I N. my 6- ADDISON OUR PATRONS THE QUEEN'S BOOK STAFF GRACIOUSLY THANKS THESE PATRONS WI-IO MADE THIS BOOK POSSIBLE. HARDWARE ALSHACER, DR. A. A. ANDERSON, ANDERSON SOTSEORO BOTSFORD SOO ROSE SOLONSKI CARROW, CATTOOR CENTRAL CENTRAL COOL'S R CROWN CL DR. O. L. , DR. RAY LUMBER CO., MARSHALL LONSER CO., NINNEOTA NURSERY DRUG STORE OR. N. O. OIL COMPANY ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION LETTERNAN'S CLUB ECREATION CENTER EANERS DEUTZ Q CROW, READY MIX CONCRETE DIERICKX HARDWARE--GHENT DONAHUE VARIETY OON'S BA ECKDALE, EKBERG'S EARNER'S FIRST NA FORD, DR. FRIEND LLROOM--GHENT DR. J. E. STYLE CENTER SUPPLY-GHENT TIONAL BANK B. C. GAG'S DRUG STORE GREAT PLAINS SUPPLY COMPANY GU-NELS, READY TO WEAR HAAS BAKERY HAYES-LUCAS LUMBER, MILROY HENNEN, ARNOLD H. HESS LOCKERS HOFFMAN, L. P. JERZAK, STANLEY OOHNNIE'S CAFE-GHENT KAY'S SHOE STORE KELLY, OR. O. O. LABAT, PETER LANSERT, LANOuE'S DR. L. A. RECREATION ALLEYS LOCY'S STUDIO LORENZ JEWELRY LUTZ, CHARLES LYON COUNTY CO-ORERATIYE OIL CO. MCLAUGHLIN, FRANK MARCOTTE JEWELRY MARSHALL CLEANERS MARSHALL CO-OP SHIPPING ASSOCIATION MARSHALL CAFE MARSHALL DAIRY MARSHALL GROCERY MARSHALL GREENHOUSE CO. 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