Rosary High School - Canticle Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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A. T. SPALEK ENGINEERING ELECTRO-MECHANICAL-PROD 32700 Ford Rd. DETROIT, MICHIGAN Garden City, Mich. Compliments of C 'i '5 ' STUART FOUNDRY OO. MITCHELL sYRuP AND PRESERVE COMPANY gl MALLY CORPORATION ENGINEERS 8. BUILDERS RUBY BEE JAMS JELLIES AND 138 S. JUNCTION PRESERVES DETROIT 9, MICHIGAN VINEWOOD 1-9250 C F Molly-Presid I M A Tom ff-V P d I

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From a. small, one-room office . . . Yes, from a small beginning as an accident writer in a one-room office with just two employees and total assets amounting to 31l2,000, Standard Acci- dent has prospered and grown, over a period of 75 years, to a point where today the Company . . . . . , ranks as one of the largest multiple-line insuring organizations in the nation . . . occupies its own eight-story home-ofiice building, a beautiful Albert Kahn-designed structure built for Standard Acci- dent in 1920 . . . employs more than 1,700 personnel . . . maintains 51 branch and service offices through- out the United States, Canada, Hawaii and Puerto Rico . . . is represented by a far-flung network of over 5,000 top caliber independent insurance agents and brokers . . . and today, combined assets, includ- ing its afiiliate, Pilot Insurance Company of Toronto, exceed S138,000,000. This remarkable achievement can be attributed, in large measure, to the basic Company policy estab- lished and ably initiated by Standard Accider1t's first officers shown, left to right above: D. M. Ferry, president fseatedb, R. W. Gillett, vice president, J. T. Patton, secretary and M. W. O,Brien, treasurer. That policy . . . the Company's guiding principle to this day . . . to provide superior insurance service backed by a strong financial structure . NNN'I fWwQ SYMBOL or senvlcs ron 75 YEARS -ec ,, 7qf,l STANDARD ACCIDENT Wffnsw' W, .5I'A'l'A2 INSURANCE COMPANY 21' S? 640 TEMPLE AVENUE - DETROIT 32, MICHIGAN DIIIUI' CASUALTY - FIRE v MARINE 0 FIDELITY 1 SURETY

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Class will always ten . . . In judging successful accomplishments, people often say, class will tell . In this sense, class is quality of background. The quality of educational background of a high school graduate is a most important factor in future performance. Whatever the future for you, whether it be on to college or a direct plunge into todayls dynamic business world, your background will mean the difference between mediocrity and achievement. As a division of Chrysler Motors Corporation, one of the largest and most wide-spread employers in America, we at MoPar recognize the value of a sound educational background. Also, as manufacturers of quality products, we strive for sound planning and painstaking workmanship, thus building into these products the class that tel1s. PARTS AND ACCESSORIES EOR AMERlCA'S LEADING AUTOMOBILES AND TRUCKS: Valiant ' Plymouth ' Dodge Dart ' Dodge De Soto ' Chrysler ' Imperial ' Dodge Truck 127