Loretto Catholic Central High School - Saulteur Yearbook (Sault Ste Marie, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 66 of the 1958 volume:

The Senior Class of Www LORETTO CATHOLIC CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL SALILT STE. MARIE, MICHIGAN THE I958 SAULTELIR Faith Builds a Bridge NGENERATIONS DREAMED THE CROSSING, DOUBTERS SHOOK THEIR HEADS IN SCORN , BRAVE MEN VOWED THAT THEY WOULD BUILD IT FROM THEIR FAITH A BRIDGE WAS BORN. D. B. STEINMAN No obstacle was too enormous in the eyes of the men, who driven on by a marvelous dream, laid the foundations for a magnificent structure--the Mackinac Straits Bridge. They had to cope with numerous problems such as the great expense, long distance to bridge, ice and snow, and always they were confronted with skeptics and doubters. But faith i.n an overpowering idea finally resulted in the appropriation of money, drawing up of plans and the mapping out of the route. The Bridge was to be built. 2 Wx S 4 e 3'- 5X1 r s xx.. 'V' W A -. ' W'-fm: L, g . ff: 'f M, ,. 1- J - . 2 u, iff' '-:fy 1 H, xp.. 1154, 4? F Dedicated to Our Hol Father, Pope Pius The builders vowed at canyon's rim, To bridge the torrent, deep and grim, Of strongest oak they wrought their plan- But soon a fire consumed the span. Their next attempt-an arch of stone By earthquake heave was overthrown. Then one of steel, conceived to last, Dissolved within an atom blast. While hearts were heavy with despair A Voice gave answer to their prayer: To bridge the gap from man to man Of Human Kindness build the span. The link thus wrought of priceless parts- Of love divine in Human Hearts-- l-las strength no evil force can sever: The Bridge of Kindness lasts forever. --D. B. Steinman Our Holy Pontiff with outstretched arms bridges the gap between God and Man as does the Mackinac Straits Bridge eliminate the gap between the two Michigan Pennisulas. In recognition ofhis untiring efforts in promoting world peace and bringing men closer to Our Di- vine Lord we dedicate this year's Saulteur to him. 5 Our Pastors St . Mary Church REV. ROBERT J. MONROE REV. OLIVER J. O'CALIAGI-IAN St. Joseph Church REV. ELMER J. BARES REV. PAUL PRUD'HOMME, Nativity Church S. J. St. Isaac Jogues Church Our Religion Instructors REV. IAWRENCE T. CAUTHIER Assistant at Nativity, Religion II, Spiritual Director, Moderator of Boy's Sodality REV. JOSEPH McCAMMOND Assistant at St. Joseph's, Boy's Glee Club, Athletic Director, Religion III 6 REV, STEPHEN J. REV. WILLIAM RUSSELL OLIVIER Assistant at St. Mary's, Assistant at St. Mary's, Religion IV Religion IV Our Facult Reverend Elmer J. Baresg Principal of Loretto High School Miss FIORENCE MATHESON Secretary to Principal MOTHER EDWARDIN E, I.B.V. M. Assistant Principalg English IVg American U. S. Historyg Moderator of Yearbook MOTHER St. AEDAN, I,B.V.M. Algebra I and Ilg Geometryg Religion II MOTHER CAMILLUS, l.B,V.M. English III3 French lllg American History MOTHER FRANCESCA, I.B.V.M. Home Economicsg General Businessg Fam Geography Mr. ROBERT MCKERROLL Drivers Trainingg Physical , Educationg Biologyg Coach of 1 Football, Basketball, and Baseball Govemmentg ily Livingg Mrs. CHESTER BADENSKI Shorthand I 8: Ilg Typing I 8:11 MOTHER FELICITAS, I.B.V.M. Bookkeepingg World Historyg English lg Librariang Lo-Hi Moderatorg Freshman Sodality MOTHER sr. ROSE, I.B.V.M. Mathg Solid Geometryg Physicsg Biologyg Lating Sodality MOTHER JANE FRANCES, I.B.V.M. English II5 Mechanical Drawingg Religion Ig Algeb Moderator of Cheerleaders, Pep Club, GAA I Our Ordained Keep them I pray thee, dearest Lord, Keep them, for they are Thine-- Thy priests whose lives burn out before Thy consecrated shrine. Keep them, for they are in the world, Though from the world apartg When earthly pleasures tempt, allure,-- Shelter them in Thy heart. Keep them, and comfort them in Hours of loneliness and pain, The Reverend David LeLievre, the first graduate of Loretto High School to enter the active army of Christ. As a student at Loretto, David LeLievre stood out in his class and set the pace for those to follow him. Not only was he Pres- ident of his class in his third and fourth years,but also was on the Varsity Basketball team in his sen- ior year, besides this he was active in many other school activities. Upon his graduation from Loretto High School in 1948 he entered the Diocesan Minor Seminary in St. Nazianz, Wisconsin. In 1952 he was transferred to the Major Semi- nary of the Sacred Heart in Detroit. He was ordained a priest of God in June of 1958. When all their life of sacrifice For souls seem but in vain. Keep them, and O remember, Lord, They have no one but Thee, Yet they have only human hearts, With human frailty. Keep them as spotless as the Host, That daily they caressq Their every thought and word and deed Deign, dearest Lord, to bless. The Mackinac Straits Bridge in its first phase of construction. As the Bridge had its beginning with the foundation piers, so in our FRESHMAN YEAR do we begin to shorten the gap between God and ourselves. Just as the cement is molded to form huge piers which are a foundation for the Bridge, so in our FRESHMAN YEAR our characters are molded to form the base for the Christian lives we will lead after Graduation. 9 , .,,r me 1- r ' ' ' :vm bad? 'Riff 'WWF LK 4-vi 'Q' wry 'Tiff it sas. Tl Y 'aig' T.A W Z' 64 if .wltv , f vs 1 J -L 1 ' B' tl' rl S , .' fi? 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So, in our SOPHOMORE YEAR the virtues are there all that has to be done is to develop and strengthen them. The Catholic Church is the tool that accomplishes this. As head of the Church Militant, Pius XII sets the dies that are to mold our characters The model from which all the dies are made is Christy the end- products from all the molds are CHRIST -LIKE CHARACTERS. 12 Sophomore elebrities SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: SEATED: Gayle Tavern, Secretaryg Shirley Ann Jacobsen, Treasurerg Judy Barber, Vice-President. STANDING: John Capriccroso, Presidentg John Caliguri, Sergeant at Arms. 13 at-11, if ' 2 ' 1 W, mb i D iii W? 2' ' A S 1 sz Q Q, A X x 4 3 E, g m W J M Q' 2 A 1 ln J el to 'M X -fa P' joy . 4 'Xiang' V' i . J iff X 7, f. .L.b ,, Q 3 J, , zl: ,3 ' Y .K , , W ,. . !l'A- in A' L ' U N A 1 I eff A A I J C to V so are e it , , , , , v.k w. .Q ws, A , y N U Z Q , e sa li' J ' f In 1 A . LL-W , A .f . so J 'fr' .2 Z A .A ' ew' my 51' ,. 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As you get an overall view of the Bridge in one of its final stages of completion, likewise in your JUNIOR YEAR you can look back and scan over your past actions. Mistakes you have made in the past will keep you from making the same mistakes in the future. As your final year draws closer the pieces of your character are there and ready to be fit together to form a character like Christ's. This done, the gap will be closed and we will be able to face the trials and tribulations of the world with strong Christ-like Characters. 16 Junior Joys SEATHD: Ann Askwith, Vice Presidentg Carol Grady, Secretary. STANDING James McCann, Presidentg Roger Walsh, Treasurer. 17 P is 4 etyy S-fr 5 P P l glgwrl g 'Y 'l', EL Q-1 it , , - W 'Y' E x ' xfz g P C A l P rkzlv I I . ,., . K N. : Li 6 it K 4 7 7 . A,, M V H ng E gw., v V V L. x ru e. 15. euwrr t , f n A P 1 L X ik i ' Afelfy ii Carole LaLonde . g BfiaHL2P121mf X ff' li .1 L P x. E 1 18 Clayton Allinotte Joyce Andrews Anne Marie Askwith Terry Belleau Don Benoit Donna Bourque Patricia Bourque Ann Brady Patrick Brady Jerry Brunet Barbara Bysick Patrick Bundy George Calery Anne Marie Camirand Patricia Clegg Mary Lou Collia Peter De Courcy Charles Dempsey Charles DePaul Ethel Dietz Laurie Dougan Robert Douville Phyllis Drouin Paul F enlon Allen Forrest Marcella Gervais Norma Goetz Monica Gouett Carol Grady John Harrington Catherine Hussey John Johnston Patricia Keating Bridget Ann Kinney Carolyn LaJoie lass of James Mc Gann Frances McKee Terry Murphy Kenneth Nelson Mary O'Callaghan Lila O'Connor Donald Parr Robert Paquin Laura Peller Michael Pellet Gerald Perrier Orlando Pingatore Frances Pingatore Sandra Pingatore Carol Potvin Peter Roll Margaret Savoie Frank Scozzafave Marilyn Scozzafave Arlynn Semanko Margaret Shunk Jean Snider Patr1craSprmg L 'Y' SEX , Diane St. Amour l -, K , Marquerite Trombley John Tubman Mary Wallsteadt Roger Walsh Linda Ware li gd rx ' -BF W 3? A '12 , M ,t i M 1 M if to V' f A 'gf X we x sf x ,f ig in in Q 12 gtg, ki We A f ,wx is ., xi' We The Bridge is comp1eted--Gradua- tion is near at hand. With graduation the door is opened and we step out onto the Bridge of Life. So, commences our long trek in search for perfect happi- ness. Crossing the Bridge will be tedious and sometimes not to our liking, many times we will want to jump over and join the flowing river of lost soulsg but we have an advantage over others--we are graduates of a Catholic High School. This distinc- tion gives us the strength to persevere. At the end of the Bridge is the at- tainment of our goal, perfect happi- K ness with God. The light shining be- fore us guides us along the narrow and hazardous bridge of life. This light is the Catholic Church with the Pope at its head. The power producing the light is Catholic Education. So, not only does the Mackinac Bridge stand as a monument to the ful- filled dreams of men but also it re- presents the Bridge between God and ourselves which sooner or later we must cross. The stronger our Catholic Education the stronger the Bridge and the more sure we are ofcrossing over it. Senior Sputniks Ralph LaCoursiere, Presidentg Marla MacMaster, Treasurerg Robert LaLonde, Vice -Presidentg Carey Nason, Secretary. 21 Prove it. Sodality I, II, Lo-Hi IV, Business Man- ager IV, Class Representative III. LEE ANNETTE BOURQUE Lee Ann Oh, Brother! GAA III. j,Z0' Holy Cow! GAA II, Glee Club I, II. ADELLA MARGARET BLAIN llDe1ll That's Creat! Sodality I, II, III, IV, Secretary II, Prefect IV, Glee Club I, Il, III, IV, Pep Club I, II, IlI,IV, Centennial Flashbacks I, Science Fair II, Lo Hi II, III, IV, Editor IV, Saulteur IV, Class Presi- dent III, Honor Roll I, II, III, IV, Girl's State III, National Honor Socjety III, IV, Quill 8: Scroll III, IV3 GAA I. WAYNE BOTTRELL llwa ll LORETTA MARIE BOURQUE Loretta SUSAN BRADY llsusanll Who done it? Glee Club IV, Cente ial Flash- backs I, Saulteur Staff IV. 'If' Ig at-JJ? Class CAMILLE ANN CALIGURI Cami You think so, hey? Glee Club II, III, IV, Pep Club II, Future Nurses III, IV, President IV, Lo-Hi IV, Saulteur IV, Honor Roll III. WILLIAM CI-IARTRAND, Jr. Weeper It's sad Transfer from Sault Collegiate, in fourth year. KELLEY ANN CI-IEMERDA Kelley Oh, what the gross. Glee Club III, Lo-Hi IV, Saulteur IV, So- dality IV, Transfer from Metuchen High School in third year. FRANCES FAZZARI Frannie Oh boy! Sodality I, III, IV, Glee Club I, II, III, IV, Pep Club I, II, III, IV, GAA I, II, Centennial Flashbacks I, Future Nurses III, Lo-Hi IV, Saulteur IV. BRIAN FENLON Brian Whatta shape. Art Club II, Dramatics II, Centen- ial Flashbacks I, Science Fair II, Lo-Hi IV, Saulteur IV, Art Editor, National Honor Society III, IV, Honor Roll I, II, III, IV, Boy's State III. 23 MAUREEN ALICIA FISCHER Renee Wow! What Imean is Wow Sodality I, II3 Glee Club I, II, III5 Honor Roll I, II, III. LINDA FORREST Tuffy Oh! How green. GAA III5 Dramatics II. DORIS GARDNER llsisll Ya, Really. Sodality IV5 Fu- ture Nurses IVg Pep Club I. CHA LES G . GOUETT Chuck I wish the river would freeze u IV5 Football II, III5 Art Club II. Sault Collegiate in second year. p Sodality II, III, Transfer from ROSE MARIE GREEN Rosie What a blast Sodality Illg Glee Club I, III5 Pep Club Ig Class Secretary Il. 24 Class DALE ANDREW HENDERSON Hindu That's the way the cookie crumbles. Lo-Hi II, III, Centennial Flashbacks Ig Art Club II5 Dramatics II, Sodality I, II, III, IV. HARRIET JOHNSTON Pinki Oh brother! Sodality IV3 Future Nurses IV. GERMA INE KEELHXN Bonnie Know what I mean, Jelly Bean?' Sodality I, II, IV3 Glee Club II, III5 Lo-Hi IV3 Honor Roll I, II, III JAMES KEENAN Beefer Sodality III, IV, Treasurer IV, Baseball III, IV, Transfer from Sault Collegiate in third year. JACQUELINE KING Jackie No lie! Transferred from Resurrection High, Lansing, Michigan in second year. jvhwwfv 25 MARILYN KING Mar-Mar Rl ht' R1 t' R1 tl Sodalit I,Glee Club I, 'g - 'gh . 'gh ' v II, Pep Club I, Lo-Hi IV. JOHN RALPH LaCOURSIERE llLuckyIl Well, I guess so! Boy's Sodality I, II, III, IV, Vice -President IV, Glee Club IV, Football I, II, III, IV, Basketball II, III, IV, Student Manager, Baseball II, III, IV, Student Manager, Class Treasurer II, III, Class President IV. ROBERT JAMES LaLONDE llBobIl Man that's like wow. So- dality I, II, III, IV, Prefect: IV, Glee Club I, II, IV, Basketball I, II, Baseball I, II, III, IV, Class President I, II, Vice- President IV, Boy's State III. DARLENE LaPLANTE Darling So much for that Sodality I, II, III, IV, Glee Club I, II, IV, Pep Club I, II, III, GAA II, Future Nurses III, IV, Science Fair II, Lo-Hi III, IV, Make- up Editor IV, Saulteur. IV, Honor Roll I, II, III, N.H.S. III, IV, Quill and Scroll III, IV, Class Secre- tary I, Class Representative III. WILMA MARY LaPl.AUNT Willie That's the breaks. Sodality III, Glee Club I, II, Pep Club I. I 26 Class DOROTHY ANN IAWLESS lITaInmyIl Jeepers Creepers Sodality I, II, Ill, IV, Glee Club I, II, III, IV, Centennial Flashbacks I. MARCIA MacMASTER Marsh smile lmao. sodaufy 1, III, IV, Glee cmb 1, II, GAA 1, II5 cheeneader II, III, rv, Lo-Hi II, 111, IV, Saulteur IV, Pep Club I, II, III. 27 JOYCE MARIE IAWRENCE Juice That's the breaks Sodality I, II, Glee Club I, II, III, IV, GAA I, II, Centennial Flashbacks I3 Future Nurses IV, Vice President 3 Saulteur IV. MICHAEL LAWRENCE Coon Holy ol! mari! Sodality I5 Glee Club IV, Centennial Flash backs I. RICHARD LeLIEVR.E ll Skitso I'm bugging off Coach. Baseball II5 Student Manager for Football, Basketball III, IV. MARLA Mac MASTER Marla Oh, how raunchy Sodality III, IV, Glee Club I, II, III, IV, Pep Club I, II, III, IV, Centennial Flashbacks I, Cheerleader II, III, IV, Lo-I-Ii IV, Saulteur IV, Asst. Art Editor, Class Representative I, Class Treas- urer IV, GAA I5 Honor Roll II, III. JOAN MARCHAND Joni No kiddin Glee Club I, II, III, IV, Pep Club II, Centennial Flashbacks I, Future Nurses III, IV, Lo- Hi IV, Saulteur IV. MURPHY FRANCIS McCASEY IlMurphlI Whatda ya say, Doc? Sodality I, III, IV, Secretary IV, Glee Club IV, 1.0-Hi Iv. JUANITA MARY MONTERO IlJuanlI Who me? Never happen! Sodality III, Glee Club I, II, III, Centennial Flashbacks I, Future Nurses III, IV, Io-I-li III, IV, Saulteur IV. Class CAREY NASON ucareyu No lie Sodality III, IV, Glee Club I, II, Centen- nial Flashbacks I, Class President I, II, Secretary IV, Honor Roll I, II, III, IV. 28 of 58 JOHN FREDERICK OJALA llogeell Sodality III, Vice President, Glee Club IV, Art Club II, Centennial Flashbacks I, Science Fair II, Lo-Hi III, IV, Sports Editor, Asst. Business Manager, Varsity Football II, III, IV, Basketball B team I, II, Varsity III. JONATHAN LEE PEIROW llJonu Who me? Art Club II, Dramatics Club II, Glee Club IV, Lo-Hi IV. 29 ANITA PASCOTT INI lINitalI Oh! Sugar Sodality II. OLIVER PATTERSON Ollie I'll never tell. Art Club II, Dramatics II, Centennial Flash- backs I, Science Fair II, Lo-Hi II, III, IV, Co-Editor IV, Saulteur IV, Editor, National Honor Society III, IV, Honor Roll I, II, III, IV, Quill and Scroll III, IV, Sodality I, Glee Club I. RUSSEL PAYMENT upedxoll I like Camillias Football I, III, IV, Basketball I, II, III, IV, Class Vice President I, II. ANTOINETTE SABATINE Nanet:te Oh, Golly! Sodality IV5 GAA I, II5 Science Fair IIg Lo-Hi III, IV, Secretary IVg Saulteur IV, Business Managerg Dramatics II. EVELYN SAVOIE IIEV II Holy Cow! Lo-Hi IV3 Glee Club II. MARGARET SEILER H llpeggyll You'd better believe it! Saulteur IV, Co-Editorg Honor Roll IV5 Pep Club IVg Transfer from Sacred Heart High in Calumet, Mich. in fourth year. ANN SHIELDS Class nAnnll O. K. Joker Transfer from Sault High School in second year. MARY PAT SLIGER Olslugll What's your act? Sodality IV5 Glee Club IV5 Future Nurses IV3 Saulteur IVg Transfer from Sault High School in fourth year. 30 CHA RLENE SPRING llsis II No kiddin Pep Club II, III, IV5 GAA III, IV, Vice Presidentg Lo-Hi IV3 Sauteur IV, Co-Business Manager. BRIAN TROMBLEY Brain I-Iey! I'm first. Perfect Attendance I, II, III. 31 MARY ANNE STEINBRICK Cherie If you don't succeed at first try and try again. Sodality I, II, III, IVQ Transfer from St. Theresa, Windsor, Canada, in fourth year. MAXINE SYNETT IlBig Ma-XII Get Serious Class Secretary III3 Pep Club III. PETER SYNETT Ilslugll What's that? Honor Roll II. JANET VALENTI llJanll Let's go jive! Saulteur IV, Transfer from Central Catholic High School in Fort Lauderdale, Florida in fourth year. III. JAMES WILIARD YOUNG IlFlablY Man, Ijust eat Sodality III, IV, IV5 Football IV5 MARY JOANN ZNAMIEROWSKI IIJOII Ain't that a shame? So- dality lg Glee Club I,lI, III, IV, Centennial Flash- backs Ig Future Nurses IV, Saulteur IV, Pep Club I. this up. Glee Club Baseball NOT PICTURED MARY REGINA ROLL llJeanll No Kiddin! Glee Club III, Saulteur IV. PETER WRIGHT llpete Il You know it. Glee Club IV, Basketball I, II. Senior Headlines With great anticipation we entered Loretto Catholic Central High School in the fall of the school year of 1954-55. Our class officers were Homeroom 8--President, Robert LaLonde, Vice- President, Charles DePaul, Treasurer, Ralph La- Coursiereg Secretary, Darlene I.aPlante, Home- room 6--President, Carey Nasong Vice-President, Russell Payment, Secretary, Patricia Carr. The majority of us displayed our varied talents in the Centennial Flashbacks. We brought our Freshman Year to a climax by entertaining the incoming Freshmen at a party. Carey Nason in the capacity of President, Russell Payment as Vice-President, Robert LaLonde as Treasurer and Rose Marie Green as Secretary led us through our Sophomore Year 11955-56j. For the second ye ar Loretto entered the Upper Pennisula Science Fair at Marquette with seven of her students competing. In our Junior Year U956-57j Adella Blain was 32 elected President, Ralph LaCoursiere held the office of Treasurer and Maxine Synett was Secretary. We played host to the School at our Halloween Dance. We ended the school year socially by honoring the outgoing Seniors at a Banquet held at the Holiday Inn. We commenced our Senior Year 11957-58Q with bang when we held the Freshman Initiation. Ralph LaCoursiere lead the class through the many activi- ties as President, Robert LaLonde, Vice -President, Marla Maclviaster, Treasurer, and Carey Nason, Secretary. Once again we thrilled the school with our Semi-Formal Christmas Dance, the December Dream. We made a very inspiring closed retreat under the guidance of Father Bassett at Marygrove. We reached the heights in fun at our Junior-Senior Prom. Sorrowfully we waved goodby to Loretto at Graduation and fifty-five Seniors commenced their journey across the Bridge of Life. 3 ,-4 Maureen Fenlon takes her class on an imaginative tour through the Riviera via World History. As the song goesg Veni, Vidi, Vici, I'm learning my Latin and I'm having a ball? The Freshman English Don't's in grammar. Class learn the Do's and 34 Freshman But Michael McCasey brings the World History Class back to reality with cold facts. Fantasy Julia DeLuca and Marilyn Payment display their reports to their interested Religion Class. The Dead Lan- guage comes to Life in second year Latin class. S o ph o m o re Everything goes into the por. Realm of'Re1igion This English class really digs its Shakespeare Symphon Shall we eat it? Let's not! Buggy Spicy Biology Geography Cwod nm- 'fff --,- W .. w .1-,.m - . sf' . K L yx' 'vi iz ., xy A ,. N154 ,- My 2 1,4 H J 'Mi ,gf Mr Q9 ' 25 iii , 5 . --,-Wm-2-ifgzmzw. , W, ,,.. . -.-., ,W 5 F ii lf - m 1,,, , Vg. if .M ?':., .', W nf U61 3 .1 Q... 'xi M 39' ,, 4 A 'M im ' v . A 8 L' A : '3f'E:imT'2f :k - A , wiv 5 Q, i f I M za Q 5 '5 12221225139-Qs' V 3 9- Shag 'q,' - ' ' 5251 ? , -n g Gigi Upper Left: Michael Lawrence explains to his Civics Class the purpose of the Bill of Rights. Left: Janet Valenti spins some records all about a real gone guy named Macbeth, for the members of her English Class. Right: Joan Marchand, Evelyn Savoie and Camille Caliguri dis play their Dream Home book lets to the Family Living Class. Senior Is this for real? They seem to be studying! Left: Carey Nason takes time out from explaining the duties of a husband to his wife for Father Russell's Religion Class, to strike a pose for the camera. Satellites The Advanced Algebra Class learns how to square its y's and cube its x's. Upper Left: Frances F azzari begins to prove to her Solid Geometry Class that, Two lines perpendic- ular to the same plane are parallel. Lower Right: The second year Mechanical Drawing Class works hard on their Architectural drawings. Upper Right: Father Oliver's Religion Class listens attentively as Doris Gardner readsaselectionon Matrimonial vows. Upper Right: Mrs. Badenski care- fully watches over her nimble- fingered typing students. Baby Satellites I ' X . .Y , - FIRST ROW, Top to Bottom: Ralph LaCoursiere, Mary Pat Sliger, Charles Gouett, Joyce Lawrence. SECOND ROW: James Keenan, JoAnn Znamierowski, Joan Marchand, Antoinette Sabatine, Murphy McCasey. THIRD ROW: Charlene Spring, Brian Fenlon, John Ojala, Lee Annette Bourque, Darlene LaPlante, Camille Caliguri. FOURTH ROW: Marla MacMaster, Evelyn Savoie, Carey Nason, Michael Lawrence. FIFTH ROW: Marcia MacMaster, Harriet Johnston, Marilyn King, Robert Lalionde. SIXTH ROW: Russell Payment, Oliver Patterso Janet Valenti, Germaine Keelean, Mary Roll. 42 I1 OFFICERS, SITTING, Left to Right: Charlene Spring, Antoinette Sabatine, Co-Business Managers. STANDING: Marla MacMaster, ass't Art Editor, Brian Fenlon, Art Editor, Oliver Patterson, Editor, and Peggy Seiler, ass't Editor. Del Blain displays the radio won by her through the drawing which was composed of the names of the subscribers to the Saulteur. UPPER HALF--Staff, Left to Right SITTING: Frances Fauari, Darlene La Plante, Juanita Montero, Susan Brady, JoAnn Znarnierowski, Joyce Lawrence, Camille Caliguri, Char- lene Spring, Mary Pat Sliger, Del Blain, Co-Editor, Sabatine. STANDING: Kelly Arm Chemerda, Janet Valenti, Joan Marchand, Marla MacMaster, Peggy Seiler, Oliver Pat- terson and Brian Fenlon. LOWER HALF--Marla MacMaster and Brian Fenlon point to the names of the Seniors who led the race in the drive for patrons. OFFICERS, SITTING, Left to Right: Darlene La Plante, Make-up Editor, Del Blain, Antoinette Antoinette Sabatine, Secretary, STANDING: Dale Henderson, John Ojala, Sports Editor, Wayne Bott- rell, Business Manager, Brian Fenlon, Ass't Make -up Editor, and Oliver Patterson, Co-Editor, missing from pictures are Murphy McCasey, Sodality Editor, and Marcia MacMaster, Exchange Editor. Editorial and Reporter Staff-- Left to Right, SITTING: Frances McKee, Barbara Bysiek, Carol Grady, Ann Ask- with, Laurie Dougan, Marilyn Brown, Catherine Hussey, Anne Marie Camirand, Charlene Berlnaq, Gayle Tavem, Nancy Kane, Judy Barber, and Shirley Ann Jacobsen. STANDING: Carole La Londe, Patty Keating, Murphy Mc- Casey, Jonathon Petrow, Nanette Sabatine, Del Blain, Marcia MacMaster, and Oliver Patterson. Business and Make -up Staff- Left to Right, SITTING: Charlene Spring, Marilyn King, Germaine Keelean, Kelley Ann Chemerda, Joan Marchand, Juanita Montero, Camille Caliguri, Frances Fazzari, and Marla Mac- Master, STANDING: Wayne Bottrell, Dale Henderson, Brian F enlon, Orlando Pingatore, Darlene La Plante, and John Ojala. 45 if E .,,, ., X XX , v 4' fi' 022:-,Q 1. , ,, 'dvfqff V ' ' is , za N X can 'Pg ,,,..,:. A .' '- x 91- I-I f. .- , .. , V, M. -gsm ,Q -4 Wg' for Sanctity Sodality Singing Personalities Girl Clee Club Members listen attentively as Mrs. Mary Wood, director of the club, shows them how to strike that high note. Murphy McCasey hunts for the lost chord as the other members of the Boys' Glee Club doubtfully look on. Left to Right: Michael Lawrence, Peter Wright, Jonathon Petrow, Terry Rheinhard, John Ojala, Don Benoit, Frank Scoua- fave, Robert LaLonde, Ralph La Coursiere, and James Young. Gerry Gorny, one of the many acts in the Christmas program tap dances to a Winter Wonderland. Members of Girls' Glee Club-- FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Sally Wright, Shirley Ann Jacobsen, Sharon Montero, Gerry Gorny, Marjorie New- comb. SECOND ROW: Mary Lou Collia, Mary Trom- bley, Laura Coullard, Mary Coullard, Margaret Bennett, Mary Forrest, Patricia Romano THIRD ROW: Judy Barber, Jane Robinson, Ruth Gala- rowic, Sophie Pine, Carole LaLonde, Laurie Dougan, Anne Askwith, Dorothy Law- less. FOURTH ROW: Joyce Lawrence, JoAnn Znamierow- ski, Susan- Brady, Mary Pat Sliger, Barbara Bysiek, Mar- garet Savoie, Marla Mac- Master, Phyliss Scozzafave. FIFTH ROW: Maureen Fen- lon, Lois O'Connor, Leota LaPraire, Nancy Kane, Gayle Tavern, Joan King, Donna Lawless, Judy Kane. SIXTH ROW: Ann Beyers, Bridget Kinney, Laura Peller, Carol Grady, Michaelina Kosiba, Del Blain, Diane St. Armour, and Patty Keating. w. y :iw if.5f?5f . . mga, 5 Liliiil 7557 ,. .,f.. ... I Baia 2 . ,,. .rv 1 'ww Q lsflaiinhz-Z 1, 14f,Q:J1-w,w:sz1ffzssf- ....,. . fiim, 'iff 12:1 . ,LL.,. f,z ,l1, 3 i 'iifssxsaf ' izfeksezzsfygg Z ..,., 3 ....... y, , Q ' -eifvlnt f i5'5 ' Z: W ug H. nfs img - .-r xx-. NATIONAL l'lQzRSOCgY X 'I e il 1 OUVC1' Patterson Del Blain I Darlene LaPlante Brian Fenlon i l I 4 la t S Q 741 Q The question is asked, Who will be the first to conquer outer space? We seem quite content now that we have the Explorer but we cannot allow ourselves to slacken in the race for the conquest of space. Encouraging scholarship in students so they may go on into Science and other important fields and become the future leaders of the United States will keep us in the race. The National Honor Society is an organization which has rallied to this cause. The object of our Loretto Chapter of Loretto Catholic Central High School is to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership and to encourage the develop- ment of character in the pupils of Loretto High School. In order to be eligible for membership a student must be of Junior or Senior standing, maintain a Scholastic average of 850111 and be outstanding in Service, Leadership and Character. The National Honor Society Pledge sums up its ideals very well. I pledge myself to uphold the high purposes of the National honor Society to which I have been elected, I will be true to the principles for which it stands, I will be loyal at all times to my school, and will maintain and encourage high standards of Scholarship, Character, Leadership, and Service. SLIDE A GELS, SLIDE. Loretto's 1957 Strong Armed Batters, LEFT to RIGHT: Gary Trempe, Tom Brlmet, Jim Keenan Torn Keenan, Bob Fruick, Bob LaLonde, Vernon Krol, Joe I.aCoursiere, and Chuck Dempsey. A UPPER RIGHT, FIRST ROW Left to Right: James Young, Bob LaLonde, Coach Frank Fazi, Jim Keenan, Ken Nelson. SECOND ROW: Tom Keenan, Michael Allen, Roger Walsh, Joe LaCoursiere, John Capriccioso, Henry Jacques, and Ralph LaCoursiere, Student Manager. LOWER RIGHT: Two of Loretto's past graduates, John Hardy Goetz and Tom Keenan bring glory to their old Alma Mater as up and coming Big League Baseball Stars. FOOTBALL FLASHBACKS KNEELING, Left to Right: Paul Fenlon, Don Benoit, Orlando Pingatore, Jerry Brunet, Ralph l.aCoursiere, Russell Payment, James Young, John Ojala, George Calery, Roger Walsh. STANDING: Coach McKerroll, Pat Kelly, Mike Allen, Jolm Capriccioso, Terry Murphy, Bill Wallen, Garth MacMaster, Jim McCann, and Student Manager, Dick LeLievre. -LF! 'WW Russell Payment, Captain of the 1957 Football Team, isa sturdy example of the fight-to-the- end-spirit shown by Loretto's team. James Young and Ralph LaCou.rsiere shake hands illustrating the cooperation that existed between the members of the 1957 Football Team. Lli f f . Herr!!! 5 12: 4' .- 1:9 was .A 5 - TT. X r ' 2e159sw:1. , -............. .,,... . 4- 5 My , .E ,?,i. Q K W4 9 wwf as Q' X ai f 1 4 K. Focusing G. A. A. and Pep Club Gayle Tavern and Archie Spring entertain themselves while riding to one of the Basketball games in a chartered bus made possible through the efforts of Father McCammond. Members of GAA. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Marilyn Brown, Sharon Montero, Ann Beyers, Nancy Kane, Gayle Tavern, Sharon Keelean. SECOND ROW: Roberta Forrest, Sheila Belleau, Barbara LaCoy, Helen Spring, Charlene Spring, Marla MacMaster, Diane Fuerstnau. THIRD ROW: Catherine Hussey, Marilyn Scozzafave, Ann Marie, Camirand, Laurie Dougan, Judy Barber, Linda Metkiffe, Mary Jane Newcomb Dolores Pa ment FOURTH ROW Geor ine Ro Beat- , Y ' 1 8 Y, rice, Guillard, Lila O'Conner, Peggy Shunk, Carol Grady, Frances McKee, Carol LaLonde, Carolyn LaJoie, FIFTH ROW: Anne Ask- with, Carole Brady, Barbara McDonald, Marcella Gervais, Patti Keating, Jane Robinson, and Patricia Clegg. Pep Club Members who engineered the Homecoming Celebration. LEFT to RIGHT: Robert LaLonde, Mona Gouett, Charlene Bednarz, Frances Fazzari, Charles Gouett, Marilyn Scozzafave, Margaret Savoie, John Ojala, and Bill Chartrand. Members of the Pep Club. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Darlene LaPlante, Ann Marie Cam- irand, Sally Wright, Camille Caliguri, Judy Barber, Marcella Gervais, Antoinette Sabatine SECOND ROW: Carol LaLonde, Laurie Dou- gan, Joan Marchand, Catherine Hussey, Laura Peller, Frances McKee, Del Blain, Peggy Shunk, Diane St. Armour. THIRD ROW: Barbara Bysiek, Terry Reinhard, Jim Keenan, Charles Gouett, Larry Desormeaux, James Young, Murphy McCasey, Ralph LaCour- siere, and Ruth Galarowic. Ballad of the Teenage Queens. Hey, Rah-Rah, Rah-Rah-Rah, Hey, L-L, L-L-L . . . is a familiar cheer of the Varsity Cheerleaders composed of QLEFT to RIGHTQ Carol Grady, Patti Keating, Marcia MacMaster, Marla MacMaster, and Pat Clegg. Queen, Marla The B Team Cheerleaders QLEFT to RIGHT, Ann Beyers, Gayle Tave Nancy Kane, and Sharon Montero radiate their winning smiles. MacMaster and In Her Court, Marcia MacMaster, Del Blain, Camille Caliguri, and Carey Nason, won the hearts of all the Loretto Stu- dents at the Hom e coming Celebration. Here, There, l Cornstalks provide the decor as Ann Askwith, Mary Wallsteadt, and UPPER LEFT: One of the highlights of the school year was the Christmas program put on by the com- bined efforts of both Glee Clubs and the Sodalities. UPPER RIGHT : Ghosts and Goblins were taboo at the Junior's Halloween Dance -only Scarecrows were allowed! Maureen Fenlon provide the music at the Halloween Dance. In a program opening the drive for school improvement, Little Luigi played by Chuck Gouett illustrat- ed to Loretto Students how to sell those chocolates. His co- operative customers were: Housewife, Dick LeLievre5 Mr. Push- over, Bill Chartrandg Old Miser, Dale Hen- dersong and Mr. I-Iersey-Bar, Peter Synett. Freshman Initia- tion had its bad points fl-ley Freshmenj, but it also had its good points as shown by Peter Synett accepting his box of choc- olates from Mau- reen Fenlon at the Freshmen Initiation Dance. And Everywhere! Margaret Savoie and Ann Askwith inspect the Champagne could not sparkle more than when the Nun Doll, a result of the handiwork of Mother Loretto-ettes bubble out a lilting song. SITTING St. Camillus. Carol Potvin. STANDING, Left to Right: Laura Pel ler and Margaret Savoie. Ethel Dietz displays her miniature fumiture replicas, which she displayed at school in connection with her United States History Class. A chorus composed of Dorothy Lawless, Maureen Fischer, Kelley Ann Chemerda, Jacquelyn King, Darlene LaPlante, Carey Nason, Germaine Keelean commemorate the War Dead in a program put on by the American Government Class LEFT to RIGHT: Juanita Montero, Jonathon Pet- row, Russell Payment, and Susan Brady also commemorate the men killed in war. Bless thQSe Boney, Legs ' Father Bear ,L , f Now thii is V011 dw Sf50l1I'b'. if ' 'l w . , ' x f ' 'l A Ql., l . X 'LAV V ' - ? 1 , how A ' 4 Q are i-edg , V 'fx ' kI'mtsnea.king out, i ,V youzm. , A 3. W ,V Q A K -. -. I , v 11 'LFaSCinat1On nSe 5x-Qt Sdiciefy- . W 5 I ,i,theY,te1I,A1iothih Hgitisefbrgts !i ffLs lf U ,V., L. . Z! 3, . 1 X .W,, ,'!Ouch Iblew rn top: X f? my aria baagel ime, ifygpfcgn U' 'f if k, N0Wksee,here ff' f n I Freshman Foils FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS, LEFT to RIGHT: Mary Keenan, Treasurer, Barbara Killips, Secretary, Donald Autterson, President, and Noni Pollo, Vice- President fMissing from picture j. Acknowledgements The 1958 Saulteur Staff would like to extend a vote of thanks to these people for the aid they have given us in compiling this year's Saulteur. We would like to thank the following individuals in particular: Father Bares for allowing us to use school time for taking pictures. Our photographers, Mother Jane Frances and Mr. St. John, especially Mother Jane Frances for those rushed, last minute pictures we just couldn't have done with- out. Mother St. Aedan for giving us pictures of the Bridge. Mr. Herman Ellis of the Mackinac Bridge Authority for pictures of the Bridge. Also we would like to thank these groups of people: The Nuns of Loretto for allowing us to interrupt their classes and for the cooperation they have given us. The Evening News for pictures they have given us. The Students of Loretto who gave their 100721 co- operation in soliciting patrons, submitting pictures and of course buying the book. To Mother Edwardine, our Moderator, Advisor, Art Critic all rolled into one, a great big thanks. To our Patrons, whose support we definitely needed. Editor- -Oliver Patterson Asst. Editor- -Peggy Seiler Art Editor--Brian Fenlon Asst. Art Editor--Marla MacMaster Co-Business Managers--Charlene Spring, Antoinette Sabatine. Student Photographer- -Darlene LaPlante Staff Del Blain Susan Brady Frances Fazzari Mary Pat Sliger Mary Roll Camille Caliguri Joan Marchand Marcia MacMaster Janet Valenti Juanita Montero Joyce Lawrence JoAnn Znamierowski Kelley Ann Chemerda Mr. Congratulations Class of ' Most Rev. Thomas L. Noa D.D. 8: Mrs. Phil Drittler Rev. Elmer J. Bares Rev. Lawrence T. Gauthier Rev. Robert J. Monroe Rev. Stephen J. Olivier Rev. William P. Russell Rev. Oliver J. O'Callaghan Rev. James McCammond Rev. Paul Prud'homme, S.-I. A Mr. Charles Andrews 500 Ashmun Street Mr. 8: Mrs. Elmer Askwith Maude Aube B Mr. 8: Mrs. Joe Barras Mr. Marsh Barsante Mr. 8: Mrs. A. J. Beamish Ivy Bell Mr. George Belperio Mrs. Lena Belperio Miss Lucy Belperio Mr. Jack Berlinger Mr. 8: Mrs. Blaine Bernier Ann Beyers Mr. Mr. 8: Mrs. F. J. Beyers E. J. Bisson Mrs. James G. Blain Mrs. Henry E. Bliss F. Leo Boissineau Mr. 8: Mrs. George Bosbous Mr. 8: Mrs. John A. Bosbous Miss June E. Bosbous Miss Beatrice Bourque Mr. 8: Mrs.William Bourque Mr. Clifford Brady Mrs. Dorothy Brady Mr. 8: Mrs. Russell N. Brady Mrs. Bell Brown Mr. 8: Mrs. Brunett Mr. Allyn Brunet Mrs. Joe O. Burton C Donald Cain Mr. 8: Mrs. V. James Caliguri Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert J. Caliguri Mrs. Don Campbell Miss Susie Campbell Mr. Frank Capucille Carol Casselrnan Bryan J. Castor Mrs. Augusta Charlebois Mrs. U. K. Chemerda Tom Chevrier Mr. Alfred Christian Miss Betty Clegg Mr. Mr. 8: Mrs. Everette Clegg James Crowder Colleen C. Curry Mr. 8: Mrs. E. W. Curry Doc's Trailer Court D Spike Deigmon Delores DeLuca Mr. 8: Mrs. Lawrence DeLuca Mrs. Mary Dellerbo Mr. Mr. 8: Mrs. Joseph DePaul Thomas N. Derry Chicago, Illinois Mrs. H. V. Devereaux Margaret Dink Mrs. Frances Dolan Mrs. Josephine Dolan Mrs. Dennis Donnelly Mrs. Carl Doran Mrs. Josephine Dube E Mrs. A. D. Elliott Mr. Donald Engel F Frank Fazi Mr. 8: Mrs. Michael Fazzari Mr. 8: Mrs. James J. Fenlon Mrs. Delina Ferraro Mrs. W. P. Finlan Miss June Flowers Mr. Tom Fornicola, Jr. Mr. 8: Mrs. A. Forrest Larry Forrest Mr. 8: Mrs. Lewis H. Fritx Mrs. B. P. Furlong G Mrs. Caroline Galarowic Ruth Galarowic Kenny Garrett Mr. Wayne Gierke Mr. George Gierke Alois Goetz Grace Gorny Mrs. Grace Gomy Mr. 8: Mrs. G. E. Gouett Clara Gregg Mrs. Edward Guillard Mr. 8: Mrs. Harvard Gwinner I-I Mr. Wm. Hamilton John Hassett 812 Swinton Street Phone 2-7975 Tom Haydon Marshall Hill Mr. J. J. Hussey Miss Margaret Hussey I Mr. Frank Iannie J Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert Jones Mr. 8: Mrs. Clifford Jorgenson K Mrs. George D. Kane Mr. 8: Mrs. Clifford Keenan Mr. 8: Mrs. J. F. Keenan Mr. William Kern Mr. Lyle Killips Mr. Frank King Lee King Mr. 8: Mrs. Merle G. King L Walter La Coursiere Mr. 8: Mrs. E. A. LaLonde Frances Lamoreaux Mr. 8: Mrs. Fred LaPlante Mr. 8: Mrs. W. J. LaPlaunt Mr. 8: Mrs. Anthony J. LaRacca James T. Lawless, Jr. Mr. 8: Mrs. Jay Lawless Margaret Lawless Mary Lawless Joyce Lawrence Lola Lawrence Mary Lawrence Mr. 8: Mrs. Romeo Lawrence 801 Prospect Street Mary Lechner Mr. 8: Mrs. Anthony LeLievre Mr. 8: Mrs. Leo LeLievre Mrs. Marion E. Lyons M Louis MacDonald Hector Maclnnes Ken S. MacLeod Mr. 8: Mrs. J. R. MacMaster Mr. 8: Mrs. Homer Marchand Marieo Marchetti Lawrence Marina Riverside Drive Mrs. Betty McClillan Mrs. H. J. McCullough Allan McDonald Arthur McDonald Mr. Richard McDonald Mr. 8: Mrs. Francis McCasey Mr. 8: Mrs. Jack McKee Mr. 8: Mrs. Archie McPherson Mrs. Roland McPherson Mrs. Mary McSweeney Mr. 8: Mrs. A. V. Menard Mrs. Charles Meneay Miss Ellen Milaney Mrs. George Miller Mr. Donald Morrison Mrs. Hugh C. Murray, Jr. 2MussLL Mrs. Audrey Myotte N Mr. 8: Mrs. Roy Nason Marjorie Newcomb O Thomas O'Conner Fred Olesek Mr. 8: Mrs. Charles Osterhout P Mr. Clifford A. Paquin Mrs. Emil Paquin John Paradiso Mr. 8: Mrs. Don Pascottirri Mr. Herman Patterson Mr. Irene Patterson Mr. John R. Patterson, Jr. Mr. 8: Mrs. Lloyd Patterson Oliver Patterson Russell Payment Mrs. John Poglese Delmar J. Proctor R Mr. 8: Mrs. Edward J. Ranson Mrs. Myrtal Ranson Mr. Dale Rapin Mr. 8: Mis. John T. Rapin Johnny Ravera Andy Reinhard Terry Reinhard Mr. Keith Robertson Mrs. Louis Roll Mrs. Lillian Romano Mr. Wendell E. Routhier S Mr. 8: Mrs. Anthony Sabatine Susie Sabatine Mr. James Samek Mr. Charles Savoie Harvey Savoie Mr. 8: Mrs. Rene J. Savoie Mr. Rene R. Savoie Mr. 8: Mrs. Harvey Scales G. P. Schram Mr. 8: Mrs. Al Scozzafave Mr. 8: Mrs. Al Seiler Mr. 8: Mrs. Ralph Severance William Shunk Gary Sibbald Mrs. James Shields Mr. 8: Mrs. J. F. Sliger Pat Sliger Congratulations Class of ' Mr. Edward Smith Mr. Gervais Smith Mr. St Mrs. Archie Spring Miss Charlene Spring Mrs. Helen Spring Miss Helen Spring Patricia Spring Mrs. Alice Stafford Denise Stafford Miss Diane St. Amour Mr. 8: Mrs. Wm. St. Amour Robert E. Stephens Mr. 81 Mrs. Elmer Stevens Miss Agatha Surage Velma Swift T Mr. dz Mrs. Felix Tavem Mr. Gary Trempe V Mrs. Mr. Romeo Valenti Mr. Sz Mrs. A. J. Van Dusen Dr. dz Mrs. Venier Mr. 8: Mrs. Ralph Vorase Ralph 8: Lucille Vorase 440 East Portage W Mrs. Della M. Waldron Katie Walsh Miss Patricia Watson Mr. Ralph Watson Mr. E. A. Weston Jack Wilds, Jr. Dolores J. Winterlin Y Mr. dt Mrs. Anthony Young Z Ivir. 8: Mrs. Joseph Zanamierowski Algonquin Service Station Artistic Beauty Parlor 544 Ashmun Street Melrose 2 -2712 Atkinson Music Store dt Studio 411 Johnston Street Melrose 2-3831 Aunt Marion's Food Mart. 1312 Mineapolis Melrose 2-8593 Bailey-Newhouse Funeral Home 113-115 Maple Street Melrose 2-8221 Barish Brothers Co. 321 Ashmun Street Melrose 2-6161 Bette Shop 225 Ashmun Street Melrose 217571 Booth Produce Co. 317 West Portage Brown Fisheries Whitefish Point, Michigan Whitefish Point No. 2 Burn's Dept. Store Callaghan's Market 560 Ashmun Street Melrose 515205 Campbell's Cottage Court 1801 Ashmun Street Melrose 2 -7881 Clyde's Hamburg Stand Coca-Cola Bottling Co. 916 Ashmun Street Melrose 2-9351 Crisp Laundry Co. 413 West Portage Ave. Melrose 2 -3309 Dave's Market 1812 Ashmun Street Melrose 2-6811 Donnelly's Service Station Ann 8: Easterday Melrose 2-9312 Scott's Store Ashmun Street Sherwin Williams Paint Store Hal Smith Fumiture and Appliances 567 Ashmun Street Melrose 2 -3367 Soo Amusement Co. Soo Bar Kc Restaurant Supply 221 West Portage Ave. Melrose 2-3731 Soo Cooperative Company 536 Ashmun Street Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan Soo Creamery 811 Ashmun Street Melrose 2-2208 Steven's Grocery 902 Young Street Sunlite Dairy Arnold E. Trombley, Real Estate Brok 512 Pine Street Melrose 2-8445 Uncle Tom's Service Melrose 2-8484 Vanderhook Co. 539 Ashmun Street Melrose 2-3251 Vaughan's Electrical Service 1121 Bingham Ave. Melrose 2-9478 Don Waggoner Jewelry Shop 1. L. Whitehead Co. 1107 West Easterday Ave. Melrose 2-3241 Wieneke Soo Co. 600 Ashmun Street Wilds Bay View Store Sugar Island, Michigan Congratulations, Seniors from the Sophomores of I-lomeroom 5 Frank Staley Passmore's Shoes Melrose 2-3151 Krempel's Drug Store 546 Ashmun Street Melrose 2-2122 Lake George Resort Sugar Island, Michigan Jay Lawless 8: Sons Lock City Food Market 500 East Spruce Street Madigan Insurance Agency 127 West Spruce Street Melrose 515233 Maltas-Flood Drug Store Prescriptions, Photographic Supplies Melrose 2-9661 Maries' Beauty Shop Manhattan Cafe F. D. McCasey, Electrical 81 Heating Contractor, 1408 Ashmun Street Melrose 2-8691 McGauley Insurance Agency 107 Arlington Street Melrose 2-8121 McKee's Accents 402 Ashmun Street The smartest clothes in town! el' A. Montero 8: Son's Route Q2 US2 Box 293 Melrose 2-7213 Murph's Hamburger Stand Fourth Avenue West Melrose 2-9371 Napoleon's Take Out 824 Ashmun Street Melrose 2-7911 Neville's Superette 1510 Ashmun Street Melrose 2-2879 Piggly Wiggly Quinn's Bakery 557 Ashmun Street R. :Sz S. Shoe Store 404 Ashmun Street Melrose 5-5481 Rudd's Lunch Sz Bakery 810 Ashmun Street Melrose 2 -9741 Sally's Smartwear 505 Ashmun Street Sam's Barber Shop 812 Ashmun Street The Evening News 109 Arlington Street Melrose 2-2235 Fred's Sinclair Service 532 West Spruce Street Melrose 5-5681 Fillion's Shoe Store At The Hub Flair Beauty Shop 210 West Portage Ave. Melrose 2-6362 Frank's Drive-In 900-906 West Easterday Ave. Melrose 2 -7192 John J. Galarowic, General Building Contractor, Building Supplies, Goetzville, Mich. Phone 6304 Glamour Beauty Salon 107 West Spruce Street Melrose 2-3441 Holiday Inn Service Dafter, Michigan Melrose 2-3964 Hollingsworth Company 819 Ashmun Street Melrose 2-3201 Howard Radio'TV Center 561 Ashmun Street Melrose 2-7591 The Hub 409 Ashmun Street Melrose 2-2441 J. C. Penney Co. Inc. 523 Ashmun Street Melrose 2-2272 Jean's Jewelry Store 400 Ashmun Street Melrose 2-2411 Kemp Brothers Coal Co. Foot of Johnston Melrose 2-3328 Ken's Grill 110 East-Spruce Street Kresge's 5 8: 109 Store Ashmun Street Melrose 2-3761