Servite High School - Servite Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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CHARLAINE A. PARKER Exuberant, charming, and impish Charlaine was at her best on the stage . . . played lead in Tulip Time . . . sang and danced in senior operetta . . . participated in talent shows . . . choir member . . having fun is one of her important occupations. FRANKLIN M. PEERS Frank Happy-go-lucky Peers was another star letterman of the Panther football team. . . specialized oh the gridiron . . . strut his stuff as Madame Danseur in the junior talent Show . . . operetta . . . Varsity club member. EDWARD E PERRY Ed showed ability that had not been discovered until his informative talk on the Junior Town Meeting of the Air . . . as a soph was reporter on the school paper . . . sang in the operetta during hisjunior year. LAWRENCE G. PETROUS Larry was a live wire in the sports field . . . foot- ball fan . . . basketball bug . . . track turfman . . . baseball Slugger . . . likes to tinker with autos . . . participated in three operettas . . . helped with the junior Talent show . . . Varsity club . . . Sodality. -. MARY ANN PIAZZA Mary Ann was a lassie who liked the click of the typewriter keys . . . specialized in the commercial course . . . found time to be in freshman operetta and sophomore fashion show . . . favors sewing as the most interesting way to spend leisure hours. MARCELLA K. PLACKE A most promising student during her stay at Ser- vite, Marcella harmonized in the choir all four-years. . . sang inthe freshmanoperetta . . . ardentSodalist. . . her cheery smile and pleasant manner made her a friend of many . . . four.year honor student. l JACK C. POLEY An all-around athlete, .Tack was selected the most valuable footballplayer in 1950 . . . giftedwithunusual wit. . . helped make a success of talent shows and two operettas. . . sports editor of the Constellation. . . secret ambition is to be acomedianon TV . . . leaves for duty with Uncle Sam in the natty in July. MARY E. PRIMEAU Collecting souvenirs of all sorts was Mary' s favorite hobby . . . Constellation staff member for two years . . . sang in two operettas. . . Sodalist. . . choir member. . . working in a dentist's office kept her busy after school.

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NANCY M. NOVAK A spirited rooter of the Servite Panthers, Nancy has also contributed her voice to the operetta during her senior year . . . served under Our Lady as a Sodalist . . . collects stuffed animals and cups and saucers. . . musicfascinates her. . . fasttalker. . . friendly and loyal. RICHARD D. PADGETT As prefect of Our Lady's Sodality for the past three years, Dick has been a busy man . . . competed in intramural basketball . . . as a soph was on the track team and sang in the operetta . . . member of the Varsity club. EDWARD J. PAGEL Ed, an amiable fellow, matched wits with students as a member of the activity group in American history classes . . . as a junior and senior participated in the operettas . . . romping on the baseball diamond is Ed's favorite sport. . . fried chicken is one of his favorite dishes . . . skilled in drafting. ROSALYN A. PARE Soft-spoken Rosalyn was a member of the Sodality . . . played some basketball . . . found Latin most interest- ing but specialized in her last two years in the com- mercial course. . . aside from school work, she enjoys sewing and dancing. MARGARET A. MOFFATT Peg' s quitting whistle usually didn' t blow until about 4:30 after she had finished her many activities around school . . . in all operettas and talent shows . . . tap dancer par excellence .- . . Sodalist . . .editor-in- chief of the Constellation . . . guest writer of the Michi- gan Catholic . . . girl of the year in 1951 and 1952 . . . Memory Book staff member . . . perky cheerleader for three years . . . played piano and organ. . . received Catholic Press Association's top honor, Apostle of the Word award, for her outstanding work in journalism. RALPH R. MOLDENHAUER Mo1dy's laudable track career proved him to be a star athlete . . . valuable asset to the basketball squad for two years . . . delighted in amateur photo- graphy . . . chased the puck on East Side hockey team . . . Varsity club member . . . another Navy Reserve man. ANNA M. NEUSER Though there's a roguish spark in her eye, Anna Mae is sometimes shy . . . pledged to Our Lady as Sodalistforfouryears. . . castinthree operettas . . . modeled her sewing skills in fashion show . . . scorched the courts in soph basketball intramurals. JAMES J. NICHOLS During his senior year Jim was a member of the band . . . played the accordion . . . discovered that geometry was not only helpful but interesting . . . working after school didn't permit him to participate in many activities . . . member of Naval Reserves. -ow

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BEVERLY J. ROSSELLE Outstanding in sewing, Beverly displayed her domestic talents in the fashion shows . . . gave charm to the operetta . . . homeroom reporter for the Con stellation . . . Sodalist for two years . . . sang in the choir and talent shows. DOMENICZA A. SALATINO Domenica's greatest ambition is to conquer Gregg shorthand and she's on the homestretch now . . . came to America six years ago but has overcome all language difficulties . . . four-year Sodalist . . . modeled in the fashion show . . . sings in her parish choir. THOMAS B. SCHEIL Tom, always a cranium crammer, is especially noted for his quiet, reserved manner . . . ardent worker in Our Lady's Sodality since his freshman year . . . sang in the first operetta . . . four-year honor student. . . as a senior received Boy of the Year Award. GERALD R. SCHOTTHOEFER You name it, I had it describes thejobs Jerry has had after school hours . . . his engaging chuckle and cheery disposition were enjoyed by his fellow students. . . football enthusiast.. . . his little auto passed many atest for surviva1,but it always managed to deposit .Terry safely at the school entrance . . . sang in soph operetta