Saint Alphonsus High School - Arrow Yearbook (Dearborn, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1959 volume:

THE ARROW 1959 Presented by the Students of St. Alphonsus High School Dearborn, Michigan Memories . . . As an unusual painting or an enjoyable book provides the basis for friendly discussion, the memories of our four years at Saint Alphonsus furnish the students with a myriad of conversation pieces. A chance re- mark, a familiar face, a favorite teacher will recall the days that we spent as bewildered freshmen or proud seniors. In the ARROW of 1959, we have recorded the best of our group memories. However, these are but symbols of the most important, the indefinable spirit of Saint Alphonsus that will remain forever in our hearts. Table Of Contents Ave Atque Vale 1958-1959: The Year God, Who has raised Thy servant, Edward Car- dinal Mooney, to the dignity of bishop ... we be- seech Thee that he may be joined in fellowship with Thine apostles forevermore. Through Christ Our Lord. Amen. HIS EXCELLENCY MOST REVEREND JOHN F. DEARDEN, D.D. ARCHBISHOP OF DETROIT HIS EMINENCE EDWARD CARDINAL MOONEY, D.D. ARCHBISHOP OF DETROIT 1882-1958 Of Greetings. Goodbyes HIS HOLINESS HIS HOLINESS POPE JOHN XX1 POPE PIUS XII 1876-1958 God, Who . . . was pleased to cause thy servant, Eugenio Pacelli, to be numbered among the supreme pontiffs, we pray Thee to admit him . . . into the com- pany of Thy holy pontiffs now and forevermore . . . Amen. HIS EXCELLENCY MOST REVEREND ALEXANDER M. ZALESKI, D.D. AUXILIARY BISHOP OF DETROIT PASTOR OF SAINT ALPHONSUS PARISH These Are Our PRIESTS . . . Sister Alice Ann, O.P. Sister Helen Ann, O.P. Religion, Mathematics Religion, Clothing, Commercial . . . And Our Faculty Sister Mary Hilda, O.P. Assistant Principal ion, Mathematics, Science Sister Jane Edward, O.P. Religion, Latin Sister John Thomas, O.P. Religion, English Sister Madonna Therese O.P. Religion, Mathematics, Science Sister Marion, O.P. Religion, Drafting, Mathematics, History r Marie Annette, O.P. Religion, English Sister Marie Irene, O.P. Religion, English, Latin Sister Mary Mercita, O.P. Religion, Commercial Sister Mary Seraphim, O.P. Choral, Band Sister Therese Ann, O.P. Religion, Drafting, Mathematics, Science The Student Council Induction provides an opportunity for better faculty-student relationship. The representatives are David Sabo, Irene Gurney, Jean Deagen, Susan Babel, Edmund Bonkowski, Gerald Peszynski. Thomas O Reilly, Thomas Henn, Rosemary livo, Michael Bradley and Michael Misiak. Mrs. Katharine Pierson Librarian Mr. David Kline Geography, History Athletic Coach Miss Genevieve McGreevy Office Secretary MEMORIES Are Made of This: The last minute cramming before exams The determined effort which produces a pleasing report card The rap of the president's gavel as a class convenes The enthusiasm and love which provide a joyful Christmas for a group of children The drama of daily Mass climaxed by the reception of Our Eucharistic Lord Socialists Combine Spiritual The Court of Honor pays trib- ute to the Blessed Mother. And Apostolic Activities The children of Our Lady of Victory School are re- cipients of the true spirit of Christmas as it is prac- ticed by Norbert Topo- lewski, Ralph Maicki, James Spinelle, Charlotte Zaleski, Marsha Kuryla, Mary Beth Hullsiek, and Margaret Maczuga. Clothes are packed and sorted for the Bishops' Relief Fund by Mar- garet Maczuga, Charlotte Zaleski. Robert Janssen. Mark Healy. David Sabo. Rosemary Livo, Thomas De- Grazia, Edward Wrona and John Cameron. .V-AUIP I m 0N Sodalists Carol Cipkowski, Judith Czerwienski, William Fundaro agree with Father Eagen. S.J., Michael Bradley, Therese Tobiczyk, Kathryn Simmer, Patricia O'Reilly, Patricia Hoffmann and that the Summer School of Catholic Action motto is 6 days you II never forget. 13 Crusaders Promote Taking pleasure in working together is the practice of the Girls' Sodality Officers Judith Tessier, Carol Cip- kowski, Prefect Rosemary Livo Mar- garet Maczuga and Charlotte Za- leski. Engrossed in the selection of good reading material are the Boys' Sodality Officers Michael Misiak, Prefect Joseph Tucker, James Stimach, Edward Wrona and John Cameron. Joseph Tucker and Richard Ramboff locate missionary lands pointed out by Paul Skotcher and Virginia Simmer, Officers of the Catholic Stu- dents’ Mission Crusade. Again on hand to transport canned goods to the Little Sisters of the Poor are Seniors Michael Smith. Dennis Sutton, Joseph Tucker, Robert Burlew, Donald Hoffman. Galen Adkins, Michael Bradley and Robert Ziegler. Students' questions are answered by Retreat Master, Reverend Joseph Herlihy, O.P. 15 Sister Jean Marie, principal, and National Honor Society Officers, Therese Tobiczyk. Annette Plante and Susanne Hanses address the stu- dents at the Second Quarter Honors’ Convocation. Student Leaders National Honor Society—Seniors of recognition! Patricia Scagnetti, Barbara Jakubiak, Annette Plante, Susanne Hanses, Gerald Peszynski. Edward Bonkowski. Thomas DeGrazia. Therese Tobiczyk. Carol Cipkowski. Geraldine Budny. and Irene Gurney. Student Council representatives and committee chairmen, top row: D. Sabo, I. Gurney, J. Deagen, S. Babel, President Ed Bonkowski, G. Peszyn- ski. T. O'Reilly, T. Henn, R. Livo, M. Bradley, M. Misiak; second row: R. Rygiel, L. Gilsdorf, M. Fras, N. Conflitti, G. Sabo. J. Stimach, T. De- Grazia, J. Tucker, M. Carey, W. Fundaro. S. Blake, E. Dorrington: bottom row: Edith Bonkowski. S. McCleer, L. Hirsch, P. Kennedy, C. VanOast, E. Wintermute, T. Tobiczyk. M. A. Belanger. M. Maczuga, M. O'Reilly. M. B. Hullsiek. P. McElligatt, and M. Mycek. Aid Democracy Student Council Officers Irene Gurney, Edmund Bonkowski, Jean Deagen, David Sabo and Susan Babel organize the school calendar. Clubs Offer Diversion Safety first is the theme of the Safety Council Galen Adkins says to Barbara Greene, Kathryn Studders, Mary Altier, Thomas O'Reilly, Geraldine Budny, Bar- bara Tarnacki and Susan Babel. Joanne Essenmacher examines the finished copy presented by the Business Club mem- bers Mary Belyan, Mary Ellen Burke, Lois Hirsch, Annette Plante and Barbara Tar- nacki. Raymond Senkus gets the approval of Thomas Cendrowski on a film strip from the Audio- Visual Department. Speculating the outcome of an experiment are Jets Club Officers Constance Palukie- wiez, Mark Healy, Veronica Straus and Thomas DeGrazia. You read it this way, says Mrs. Morahan, school nurse, to Future Nurses Barbara Zolna, Mary Ann Karas, Maureen O'Reilly. Elenore Oleszkowicz, and Judith Tessier. Future Teachers Theresa Kakaley (sitting), Gloria Corrieri and Mary Altier look forward to having their own classroom. Learning the intricacies of book work are Library Staff members Elizabeth Prisby, Arthur Chmiel, Patricia Malicki, Marilyn Ostrowski and Robert Kress. Staff Assembles '58-59 Arrow Sports Editor John Ossenmacher and Co-editor Ger- aldine Budny display previous books while Editor Pa- tricia Scagnetti presents the ARROW in the making. Mary Alice Belanger and Barbara Jakubiak encourage yearbook sales. Barbara Fisher, Veronica Straus, Therese Tobiczyk, Edward Wrona and Daniel Bieniek strive for ingenuity. 20 Work Works Wonders Winners of the Arthur C. Stenius Visual Aid Contest, Patricia Kenny, Arthur Faja, William Tarnaclci, Gerald Sabo, and Thomas Franchi, record their entry. nd Bonkowski, Student Council presidertt, receives the y won in the Dearborn City Beautiful Campaign. Rosemary ship winr College. Livo—scholar- r to Mercy Mary Parkanzky — winner of Betty Crocker Homemaker Contest. The winners in the Essay Contest sponsored by the Catholic War Veterans are Patricia Wisocki, Ann Hunt, Camille Modzelewski, Therese Tobiczyk, Daniel Rogowski and Lois Daniels. George Cebelak—award for expert draftsmanship. Karen Evans — trophy for highest magazine sales. Knowledge Is Power Posture, rhythm and accuracy are the aims of the first year typists. ’’Simply getting acquainted, say Biology Students Colette Hunt, Barbara Theisen, Double, double, toil and trouble chant Eileen O'Kelly, Ann Pacitti, Leonard Uchanski, and Gerald Pietrzyk. Beverly Pierog, and Barbara Hypnar, as they enact the witches' scene from Macbeth. Vergil’s poetic license is being studied by Latin stu- dents Joseph Tucker, Susan Babel, Barbara Colquhoun, Franklin Pasz. Marilynn Smith. Patrick McLogan. Ver- onica Straus and Leonard Uchanski. During a Business Mathematics class Beverly Pierog, Michael Smith, Timothy Lech, Robert Burlew, and Mary Belyan receive a lesson on the Slide Rule from Thomas Zelenak. Geometry students prove AB CD? Joyce Wrona, Raymond Senkus, Wil- liam Tarnacki, Patricia Sheen, Donna Schmanske, Mary Lietz, Barbara Kull- man, and Chairman Arthur Faja. porjl Students prepare a bulletin board demonstrating the ten branches of General Science. Here's the band for that extra sparkle and spirit! There s Music Music students Virginia Stackable, Mar- garet Hoffmann, Thomas Dainty and Judith Czerwienski observe that prac- tice makes perfect as demonstrated by Mary Ann Karas. Choralairs mellow tones are enhanced — by candlelight are they sing their praises to the King of Peace. In The Air MEMORIES Are Made of This: The contagious team spirit which brings victory The frustrated efforts of the Freshmen in the annual cheering contest The Homecoming Queen and her cor- tege gracing the football field The breathless enthusiasm of the cheer- leaders shouting their support of the team The unfailing loyalty of the spectators Were Athletically Alive L -2 Adding beauty and grace to the Homecoming Game are Queen Irene Gurney and her court, Mary Alice Belanger, Elaine Wintermute, Mary Jo Conflitti, and Susanne Hanses. Al George Quarterback £ IH 1 Wally Dalton End First row: Ternes, Cebelak, Bradley, George, Gregart, Wrona, DeGrazia, Dalton, Misiak, Ossenmacher, Rygiel, Sutton, Capozzoll, Cowalewski. ton, Tarnacki, Assistant Coaches Uetz and Capero. Third row: D. Sabo, Rubini, Slazinski, G. Sabo, Najmowicz, Fras, -Niaukow, J. Martz, T. Martz, Mike Misiak Fullback Al Gregart Halfback Tom DeGrazia Co-Captain Dennis Sutton Tackle The first string Var- sity are in fine form as they polish their signal drills. Linemen: G. Cebelak, D. Sut- ton, M. Bradley. T. DeGrazia, B. Rygiel. J. Ossenmacher and W. Dalton. Backfield: E. Wrona, M. Misiak, A. George and A. Gregart. Second row: Coach Boulus, Father Wolf, Stump. Kelly, Carney, Cameron, Jansen. Spinelle, Hanrahan. Conflitti, Fundaro, Diaz, Healy, Dorring Haske. John Ossenmacher Tackle Mike Bradley All-City Guard Bob Rygiel Guard St. Al's VS. St. Francis DeSales St. Al's vs. Lowrey - St. Al's vs. St. Cecilia's St. Al's vs. Sacred Heart Ed Wrona Captain An inspiration to all, Mr. Paul Boulus ends his '58 football season with a traditional senior Mr. Boulus completes his teaching and coaching trip to Notre Dame. career as he happily welcomes Mr. Kline to his new position. Coach Kline smiles reassuringly to B. Rygiel. B. Lewandowslci, J. Stimach, B. Phillips and A. George. The harassment of Ur- banczyk, a St. Hedwig opponent, doesn't stop Jim Stimach has the Lewandowski’s jump edge on Bob Marchase. shot. Phillips outdistances Le- Al George drops in two Evading the opposition sinski. points. is Bob Rygiel. VARSITY B. Fundaro, R. Krakowiak, T. Szmytkowski, B. Lewandowski, B. Phillips, D. Sabo, J. Stimach, A. George, D. Kelly. Fore- ground: B. Rygiel and Coach Kline. RESERVE Standing: D. Sysko, D. Ternes, T. Tenn, D. Posner, G. Sabo, B. Wendt, M. Sysko. Kneeling: E. Dorrington, R. Esper, M. Phillips, R. Spenser, B. Tar- nacki, and N. Conflitti. Coach —Pat Uetz. REBOUND—Tom Szmytowski is getting this one. 7 Wearing their new varsity jackets are (standing) B. Hypnar, C. VanOast. B. Jakubiak, L. Daniels, V. Straus, A. Plante. B. Greene, S. Hanses, D. Hanses, (kneeling) P. Scagnetti, J. Annette Plante sets up a play against St. Essenmacher. M. A. Belanger, M. Gryzbek, and N. Waldron. Coaches: Mary Ann Kakaley Mary's of Redford. and JoAnn KaY' A pre-game warm up. RESERVE TEAM: D. Kelley. J. Hunt, D. Zdun, T. Kakaley, G. Hanses, B. Hypnar, J. Siegenthaler, M. Dorrington, R. Bel- anger. Schemanske, C. Berns, Evelyn Ro- dak. D. Schemanske. Eileen Rodak. P. McElligatt. D. Hanses, D. Jakubiak, J. Mycek. M. Lietz, G. Corrieri. MEMORIES Are Made of This: The exhilaration of the skating parties The friendliness of the students The King and Queen of Hearts regally ruling their Valentine Kingdom The antiquity of the Roman Banquet when togas are the order of the day The Stardust world of the prom Festivity Keynotes Freshmen welcome their parents at a program presented in September. Gerald Borovsky is chairman. Sally Nolan introduces Bar- bara DeLong and Mary Tru- dell while Charlotte Zaleski, Dorine Hanses, Theresa Jor- dan in the fashion show await their turn. Daniel Bieniek and Marilynn Smith are honored as King and Queen of the Roman Banquet by Constance Loch and Karen Ward. The Homecoming Court in royal splendor: Thomas DeGrazia, Susanne Hanses, Leonard Rubini, Mary Alice Belanger, Father Wolf, Queen Irene Gurney, Captain Edward Wrona, Elaine Wintermute, Albert George. Mary Jo Conflitti and Albert Gregart. Royalty reigned while Sodality Officers held the spotlight at the King and Queen of Hearts Dance — Queen Mary Ellen Burke. King Michael Bradley. Mitchel Sys- ko, Mary Ann Yanushonis, Gordon Haske. Marilyn Smith, and Sodality prefects Rosemary Livo, and Joseph Tucker. The Junior-Senior prom was an evening that will long be remembered. Elegance Reigns Father Gumbleton crowns Mary Ellen Burke Queen at the Sodality King and Queen of Hearts dance while Michael Bradley awaits his turn to be crowned King. We Remember The Time Just keep walking, Freshmen A tense moment. The ball, Mary Alice, not you! Caught you in the act, Mike. I made it! First time. We're only going to the Homecoming game, Officer. They Serve Us Well Time for lunch. How would you feel with an icicle down your back? Mrs. M. Silhool, Mrs. C. Cavanaugh, Mrs. A. O'Brien, Mrs. E. Theisen Mr. Bernard Cousino Mr. Sidney Corzyn Mr. Alex Furioso Elmer Teed, Thomas Cusick, Michael Phillips, Thomas Gillisee 40 Officers Guide Underclassmen Sophomore Officers Donna Schmenanske, Thom- as Henn, Gloria Corrieri and Richard Liskiewicz plan their Blue Moon dance. Freshman Officers Grace Hanses, Diane Kend- ziora, Richard Kelly and Michael Fras with big ideas. Room 107 Always smiling J. Telfer, M. A. Yanushonus, V. Stackable, B. Lamb, M. Rubini, M. Wozny, G. Borov- sky, M. Dodge, R. Esper, R. Meid- lar, R. Sheppard, and J. Collins. rnimfii i r iiu riinTiif i i We Introduce Being patriotic on a cold winter day- R. Lewis, W. Johnston, E. Teed, J. Potoczak, M. Fras, J. Slazinski, D. Zdun. M. Cameron, S. Greski and S. Zabinski. Enjoying the Christmas season B. Stump, J. Carney, T. Godard, M. Anstett, P. Tallon, C. Neme, C. Orlowski, E. Rodak, D. Kendziora, M. Minne, G. Kerpet, E. Kozlow- ski, D. Mydlowski, L. Kopicko, J. Hunt, and J. DeLaronde. Room 108 Beginning the second week of Ad- vent-— D. Sysko, D. Piotrowski, M. Sysko, C. Mowat, S. Schmidt, N. Mack, K. Kukla, and D. Bourgoise. The Freshmen . . . At the big game -------- T. Boudreau. N. Con- flitti, J. Faiekas, J. Seasock, J. Anstett, T. Bour- seleth. M. Phillips. C. Boudreau. R. Groske. M. Peszynski, P. McElligatt, T. Dobiesz, C. Botruff, M. Laskowski, D. Cebulski. S. Sartor, T. Lyons, P. Nowaczyk. P. Weeg. and S. Wawrzynowicz. Intellectually absorbed R. Luke, P. Slivoski, J. Shevock, T. Gillissie, J. Rosa, F. Lamerato. B. Majek, G. Haldas. J. Rosalik. C. Kufowski, T. Dobrowolski and T. Cusick. Room 102 The meeting will come to order — T. Gerski, S. Pascoe, R. Al- fonsi, N. Altesleben. C. Ozimkow- ski, J. Rimmel, M. Ortman, C. Berns, M. Ulicny, R. Spencer. M. O'Reilly, F. Wojcik, D. Jankow- ski, J. Rimmel, M. Ortman, C. Sierota, and C. Rossow. I_____ V Musically inclined? E. Rodak. J. Dobbs, A. Vogt. L. Gilhool, A. Bracken, K. Marciniak. V. Wasik, G. Mound, C. Sarnowski, R. Kelly, M. Hoffman, and N. Gray. I -r II Refreshingly unconcerned-------'J. Miller, J. Harbrecht, J. Demers, W. Keller, R. Katofiasc, E. Martin, A. Kozleski, G. Hanses, M. MaGuire, S. Kowalski, D. Martin. 44 ' . . . And Present The Sophomores, . . . Learning about the Christmas Cycle -'-'D. Hanses. B. Prisby. R. Kress. E. Dorrington. G. Gi- rard. D. Rogowski. D. Johnson, C. Jatkoe, K. Anielak. R. Smith. T. Martz, C. Sorek, M. Altier and J. Trudell. Room 101 Licked in the magazine drive but liking it- — S. Suder, J. Robinson, J. Wrona, P. Miller, L. Jaroszyn- ski, J. Rimmel, M. Ortman, C. Mycek, C. Loch, N. Waldron, K. Appleby, P. Kenny, D. Butske, T. Kakaley, K. Stimach, F. Guastella. S. Condron, P. Kennedy, G. Cor- rieri, D. Maset. Wonderful, wonderful, the champagne music makers - -R. Malicki, E. Trotts, T. Theoret, T. Skotcher and D. Pocock. They filled Alfalfa's diet with Magazine Subscriptions - —D. Mi- otlce, M. Ostrowslci, R. Liskiewicz, D. Johnson, L. Daniels, F. Teller- ico, T. Kotz, P. Goraski, F. Uchwat, and P. Kolon. Room 103 Cheerfully preparing for Christmas Quinlan, B. Zolna, P. Kolon, L. Reminder, J. Siegenthaler, B. De- Long, G. Sabo, R. Yaszek, M. Duni- gan, R. Senkus, D. Parcheta, and P. Lemire. Fascinatin rhythm -'—M. Mycek, M. Stencel, D. Melford, J. Kolasa, R. White, K. Wiechowski, B. Wendt, D. Posner, F. Maylock, D. Schilling, M. Lietz, A. Tambeau, J. Perry, C. Plante, and at the piano, K. Ward. Room 104 Do you want to buy a dog? Slazinski, W. Tarnacki, A. Hansen, K. Studders, R. Belanger, M. Fitch, P. Mi- siak. B. Rygiel, B. Bulka, E. Bonkowski, B. Kullman, C. Wafer, M. Maegerline, D. Schemanske, D. Vondrak, and P. Kelly. Dignified football''-—''R. Cypress, F. Mazur, M. Hanrahan, D. Guyitt, T. Cendrowski, A. Faja, R. Nemewicz, J. Cavanaugh, and T. Henn. Spectators J. Pachucki, K. Studders. J. Czerwie- wicz, and D. Jakubiak. Vocational guidance through research -C. Kott, P. Kelly, M. Janssen, J. Czerwienski, D. Jakubiak, T. Dainty. J. Pachucki, E. Flowers, L. Geisenger. K. Horger, P. Salois, and C. Zaleski. . . . Admire The Juniors . . . Room 202 Cafeteria boundHansen, C. Theobald, J. Cameron, B. Theisen, D. Sabo, J. Ruszkeiwicz, A. Mound, S. Nolan, M. Schemanske, M. E. Esper and L. Gajor. Filled with fervor after the noonday Mass'-'P. Malecke. M. Smith. D. Michalak, D. Sabo. Jordan, M. E. Esper, R. Ramboff, J. Spinelle, S. Seymour, M. Kuryla. R. Ward. R. DeFrain, R. J. Deagen, J. Cameron, J. Stimach, Maicki. Observing ancient Roman buildings —'C. Kohler, P. Liskiewicz, M. Stump, G. Pietrzyk. C. Theobald. M. B. Hullsiek, B. Greene, J. Spi- nelle, and J. Barrett. T. Room 204 Juniors test the capacity of J. Far noil's convertible Farnell, D Teed, J. Kroll, N. Naiukow, B. Col quhoun, S. Babel, T. O'Reilly, P. Ru kat, M. Healy. W. Phillips, G. Haske S. McCleer, C. Stewe and P. Liedtke - r — Admiring our collection Misuda, K. Whitmore, P. Hoff- mann, N. Morgan, V. Simmer, N. Topolewski, D. Bieniek, J. Kowalewski, and J. Pitrone. Inspecting the new addition to the Activities Buildingx- - D. Zoldaz, M. Grzybek. A. Blasko. P. Altesleben, A. Chmiel. C. Leeny, B. Lewandowski, P. Wisocki, K. Pierson, W. Warosz, M. Patton, and R. Scoda. . Room 207 Proudly choosing their class rings- -'-'L Uchan- ski, C. Yarkosky, C. Van- Oast. M. Trudell, C. Za- leski. C. Hunt, W. Fun- daro. R. Dillon, M. Dyn- da, and S. Blake. Anticipating -'J. Martz, K. Evans, V. Straus. B. Jansen, J. Stratychuk, M. Moryc, P. Berry, J. Capozzoli, T. Feehily, and H. Pustula. What’s for lunch? K. Ma- Itcki, C. Pawlukiewicz. D. Paris, T. Szmytkowski, F. Pasz, M. Quaglia. C. Bracken, M. Martin, F. Vondrak. M. Maczuga. and C. Diaz. . . . And Star The Seniors ★ ★ ★ ANNETTE PLANTE Social Chairman CAROLYN ADAMS GALEN ADKINS Class Patron Class Flower Class Colors RICHARD BARANSKI MARY ALICE BELANGER MARY BELYAN St. Thomas Aquinas White Rose Gold And White GEORGE CEBELAK MARY ELLEN BURKE ROBERT BURKE MICHAEL CAREY EVELYN CARLIN What's a yearbook without autographs? Seniors of 210 examine copies of the newly arrived Ar- row. Inscribing memories are J. Tessier. G. Cebelak, M. Parkanzky, M. Burke, E. Wrona, E. Wintermute, T. Lech, and D. Gusfa. CAROL CIPKOWSKI MARY JO CONFLITTI DOLORES CORDOVADO WALTER DALTON THOMAS DE GRAZIA JOHN ERICKSON Bonnie Moran assists volunteer D.J. Carolyn Nichczynski in filling the air with music while M. Rapp, M. A. Karas, P. O'Reilly, R. Livo, E. Oleskowicz, and P. Wasko of 209 enjoy an after school snack. BARBARA GAIL FISHER Coke or Vernor's? asks Kathy Simmer who pauses for an after school refresher with P. O'Reilly, and P. Musson. ALBERT GEORGE ALBERT GREGART JOANNE GRZYBEK Room 210 s Seniors receive a lesson in climbing the ladder of success from T. Zelenak and Hoffmann. The eager students are A. Plante, J. Grzybek, B. Hypnar. M. Belanger, S. Hanses, George, B. Pierog, M. Carey, W. Dalton, E. Bonkowski, and S. Smiglelski. 56 D. A. BARBARA HYPNAR DENNIS JAGODZINSKI ■ BARBARA JAKUBIAK MARY ANN KARAS TIMOTHY LECH KENNETH LESNEY ROSEMARY LIVO PATRICIA MAZUR JAMES McCOLEMAN ralph McDermott 57 JEANNETTE MILLER MICHAEL MISIAK BONITA MORAN CARL MORYC PATRICIA MUSSON CAROLYN NICHCZNSKI EILEEN O'KELLY ELEANORE OLESZKOWICZ PATRICIA O'REILLY 58 JOHN OSSENMACHER The Seniors of 209 seem to be going around in circles with graduation approach- ing. They are D. Cordovado, B. Fisher, P. Scagnetti, L. Hirsch, G. Budny, G. Adkins, C. Cipkowski, I. Gurney, L Wintermute, B. Jakubiak, M. J. Conflitti, R. Baranski. R. Ziegler, M. Bradley. K. Simmer, R. Reichenbaum, A. Gregart, C. Moryc, and T. DeGrazia. MARY PARKANZKY WALLACE PODGORSKI MARGARET RAPP 'Tis the season to be jolly,” say the Seniors of 210 as they begin the Christmas season by carol- ing. Blending their voices to make beautiful music are J. Essenmacher, M. Belyan, P. Musson, E. Carlin, B. Tarnacki, E. O’Kelly, P. Sheen, C. Adams, P. Mazur, R. Rygiel, J. Tucker, J. Os- senmacher, D. Sutton, R. Smoltz, R. Burlew, and T. Hall. WILLIAM ROMANSKI JEROME ROSINSKI PATRICIA SCAGNETTI KENNETH SEMANISIN We remember them, laugh P. Wasko, C. Cipkowski and M. Belyan. PATRICIA SHEEN KATHRYN SIMMER JUDITH TESSIER Stephen Norgiel was all set to go, then something happened! Seniors of 209 enjoy the situa- tion and offer helpful advice—B. Burice, G. Peszynski, W. Romanslci, J. Erickson, D. Jagodzinski R. McDermott. D. Sartor. M. Misiak. M. Smith and K. Lesney. Never give up. is the motto of E. Oleszkowicz, E. Wintermute, M. A. Karas, and J. Erickson, as ELAINE WINTERMUTE they offer divergent opinions on a problem posed by Father Wolf. ELIZABETH WINTERMUTE EDWARD WRONA THOMAS ZELENAK ROBERT ZIEGLER Sister Marie Christopher, formerly Elinor Maegerlein, is now a member of the Sisters of St. Dominic. Graduation Activities The traditional Senior Ring Day breakfast is given by the Sophomores. V Climax Memories Today’s graduates are entering an exciting new era where they will live better electrically in every way ... at home, at work, or at play. For example, if you choose marriage, you can enjoy an all-electric home. Included will be electric heat, built-in electric range and refrigerator and a host of time-saving, economical electric appliances. They will be the ultimate in modern living comfort and convenience. Or, if you go into business, efficient electrically operated machines will assist you in getting the job done swiftly and easily—again an illustration of the versatility and dependability of electricity. Or, if you go on to college, perhaps you will become one of the scientists or technicians who help further mold the all-electric world of the future. No matter which path you may choose, electricity will be there to lighten your load, brighten your way ... help you live better... electrically. SERVES SOUTHEASTERN MICHIGAN DETROIT EDISON Congratulations, Graduates a job well done. Let it carry you forward as you move on in education or begin your career. Your friends at the Michigan Consolidated Gas Company wish you continued suc- cess with the new life that now lies before you. That important day when you receive your diploma will soon arrive. And we join with your friends and family in offering our congratulations. As your life is punctuated by the pleas- ant excitement of graduation day, accept your diploma as a symbol of MICHIGAN CONSOLIDATED GAS COMPANY EDMUND S. 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Irene Gurney, Geraldine Budny, Lois Hirsch, and Marry Ellen Burke agree with Mr. Budny that he has the right purse for the right shoe. 22015 MICHIGAN AVE. 4915 SCHAEFER RD. CLOSED TUESDAYS CARRY-OUT SERVICE Tiffany 6-4900 CHRIS' PIZZERIA RESTAURANT Fine Italian Food Pizza Our Specialty Sun. -Mon. - Wed. - Thurs. Phone 4 P.M. to 3 A.M. LU. 2-1205 MERCURY LANES 17 Modern Brunswick Automatics With Telescore Dearborn’s Finest Friday and Saturday 4 P.M. to 4 A.M. 14540 W. Warren, near Chase Rd. DEARBORN, MICH. TED AND HELEN 760 Schaefer Rd H°CHSTEIN DEARB0RN ESTELLE'S SAUSAGE SHOP ESTELLE NATKOWSKI, Proprietor Specializing in Kowalski's Quality Sausages - Delicious Hams - Baked Goods - Polish and Danish - Fresh Daily WARD PHARMACY BEN OLESZKOWICZ, R. PH. Phone We. 30870 13051 West Chicago at Ward DETROIT 26, MICH. 13119 W. WARREN AT REUTER TI-6-4840 NIZNIK'S STORES JOE ANSTETT at Your Service Sales Manager „ SCHAEFER-JOY COLLISION PAUL McGLONE CHEVROLET, INC. 19000 Joy Road DETROIT, MICHIGAN 8800 Schaefer TE 4-5075 Bus. Phone BR. 3-1880 • Res. Phone BR. 3-3043 WALTER'S CHOICE MEATS LUzon 1-0707 LUzon 1-7444 DEARBORN POULTRY MARKET Wholesale and Retail Live and DRESSED Poultry DEARBORN'S FIRST AND FINEST 5444 Schaefer Dearborn, Mich. 16545 W. Warren LU. 4-9392 GRINNELLS DEARBORN 4953 Schaefer LU. 1-8130 CHOOSE FROM BRAND NAMES Steinway Pianos Magnavox Hi Fi Grinnell Pianos Conn Band Hammond Organ Instruments Complete Selection of Stereo and HiFi Records and Diamond Needles “There’s a girl I’d like to meet” I've been watching all evening how pleasant and charm- ing she is to everyone. I’m told her name is Betty, and she works for the telephone company.” Yes, Betty, through her day-to-day training on her telephone job, has gained poise and confidence—real assets to an attractive, winning personality. When she started her job, Betty had no experience in telephone work. But she was trained with other be- ginners by Michigan Bell’s friendly, understanding super- visors. Today Betty’s proud of her work; enjoys a fine salary, regular wage increases, and many new friends. What more could any girl ask in a job? Get in touch with us—perhaps you’ll find there’s one of those interesting telephone jobs for you. A Good Place to Work MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY LU. 1-9210 CONGRATULATIONS, SHORE'S Graduating Class of 1959 RESTAURANT Banquet Room Available for Parties and Weddings. EDWARD J. WRONA We Feature Steaks, Chops, Turkey and Chicken Dinners. JOE DOMBROWSKI Complete EDWARD J. DOMBROWSKI Insurance Service 13200 W. Warren DEARBORN, MICH. TAshmoo 5-4351 ACE HANSES JOHN MATEJA CO. Church Goods HARDWARE Religious Articles 5629 Michigan Ave. DETROIT 10, MICH. 13320 W. Warren PHONE Tl 6-0900 Pictures of the Popes, Cardinal and Arch- bishop on pages 4 and 5 were made possible through the courtesy of the DETROIT TIMES. TAYUy rUBLISHING COMPANY t mm uTi hr r 3 SCS S ------T—r-5. jf A un«'«- 14j 4y S b r Jrr 1 .-Hu Klmiyl-iliy, r 4 rU)rrk .krtCsJs i -J.C-