Servite High School - Servite Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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MARILYN P. SCHROCK Musical from the tip of her toes to the top of her head, Lyn could sing, dance, and play the piano . . . did her bit in the talent shows and operettas . . . choir member . . . gained the forward berth on the female basketball squad . . . vivacious and cheerful. LAURIE E. SCRASE Larry is a real sports enthusiast . . . afour-year man on the gridiron . . . displayed singing genius in four operettas. . . Sodalist. . .Varsity club member. . . played model with the other fellows in the talent show . . . trackster in his earlier years at SHS. JOSEPH G. SEGUIN Joe contributed his broad shoulders and brawny physique to the football team for four years . . . co- captain as a senior and captain as a junior . . . sang in allthe operettas . Q . dribbledthe ballonthe basket- ball courts for a couple of years . . . liked to play jokes on his friends. MONICA R. SIENKIEWICZ An active, outdoor girl, Monica loves swimming, skating, and a quick game of tennis . . . skillful with a needle and thread . . . likes to listen to stories . . . wants to take up designing. 'raw 'rx ROBERT G. SOMMERS A pleasant disposition and ready smile are Bob's trademarks . . . sang in the freshman and soph operet- tas . . . competed in intramural basketball . . . active on the Memory Book staff . . . likes to play cards and is a good loser . . . gets along with everyone. FRANCIS E. STANCATO Affable and agreeable, Frankhadmany friends . . . specialized in track . . . sang in three operettas . . . Varsity club' member . . . playedfootball inhis senior year . . . off and on tried out for baseball andbasket- ball teams . . . choir member. CATHERINE J. STEFANI Enthusiastic Kay contributed her time to the talent show and operetta in her freshman andjunior year . . . Constellation reporter for two terms . . . enjoys win- dow shopping . . . coached softball for St. Rose's C. Y. O. team . . . Sodalist . L . Canasta is her pet sport on Sunday afternoons. JOAN M. STENZEL J'oan's presence is more oftenIfelt than heard . . . tried out for girls' intramural basketball . . . active member of the Sodality and choir for four years . . . occasionally gave the IBM a vehement workout as Constellation typist . . . Memory Book staff. . . expressed her vocal and tap talents in four operettas,

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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

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'sf-a GENE L. TOROK Brother of the Brush, Gene isagifted artist . . . displayed talents as scenic painter in operettas . . . excels in besting obstacles in various fields, be it footba1l,track,or science . . . Varsity club devotee. . . Memory Book helper. MARLENE M. VAN DEGIENSTE What Marlene has sewn together, no one would pull asunder . . . competent seamstress and fashion show model . . . in girls' intramural basketball . . . faced the floodlights in four operettas . . . Sodality member . . . restrains her powers of loquacity. CLARA M. VAN KERREBROECK Clara and her lil' Chevy have been the butt of many friendly jokes . . . a four-year choir member . . . Sodalist. . . reporter for the Constellation in her sophomore year . . . fashion show model . . . in junior and senior operetta . . . spent an extended vaca- tion abroad while she was a sophomore. DOLORES I.VAN MOEN Not too noisy nor yet too quiet, Dolores has attracted many people . . . displayed her sewing talents in the fashion shows . . . danced and sang in the freshmen and senior operettas. . . competed in intramural basketball. SYLVIA A. STLIEREBAUT A potential member of the Tall Women's Club of America, Sylvia is proud to be a lengthy lassie . . . eager fan of the Detroit Red Wings . . . fond of traveling . . . always happy to hear a good joke. DANIEL R. SULLIVAN Intellectual, friendly, good-humored are descriptive of serious-minded Dan . . . amateur hockey player of great ability . . . as associate editor of the Con- stellation, his columns won many readers and earned for him Scholastic Writing honors . . . avid baseball fan . . . his engaging smile gained many friends. GERTRUDE R. TAHASH Gert's a gum-chewing charmer with a bombshell personality . . . exercised her vocal chords in two of the operettas . . . modeled her owncreations infashion shows . . . an efficient and devoted seamstress. GAYLE M. THOMPSON Gayle is Miss Promptitude in person . . . Sodality member . . . intramural basketballer . . .fun-loving. . . avid baseball fan . . . has hidden artistic talents . . . finds delight in window shopping and in her baby brother . . . wants to study journalism. 28 F