Servite High School - Servite Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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LAWRENCE A. VAN OVERBEKE Tinkering with cars and discovering what makes them run and not run is a pet project of Larry's leisure hours . . . answered the call for male voices to strengthen the senior choir . . . went out for track in his junior year. FLORIAN E. VAN POUCKER A record collection as interesting as Florian' s could keep you entertained for hours . . . a pair of roller skates are really kept busy when it's time for recreation.. . found history to his liking . . . enjoys sports of all kinds . . . spent many hours working atapart timejob. JOAN L. VAUGHAN .Toan is well known for her willing smile and warm personality . . . went out. for basketball in her sopho- more year . . . served on the senior Constellation staff . . . active Sodalist for her first three years at Servite . . . intensely interested in bigleague baseball, since her brother made the majors. NORMAN J. VERMEER SCH Really active in his freshman year, Norm was on the first football, basketball, and baseball squads . . . tried track a year . . . played intramural basketball inhis sophomore year . . . sang in the senior choir . . . cards and cars are his pet diversions . . . enjoys sleeping all he can. rl K 29 RICHARD G. VINCE On the football varsity team all four years, Dick is an all-around sports enthusiast . . . member of the Varsity club . . . appeared in the freshmen and sopho- more operettas . . . tried out for the frosh choir and track . . . played intramural basketball for two years. ROBERT F. VOGLER Bobwas aclever writer with many possibilities . . although a late-comer in sports, he turned out a good performance . . . baseball, basketball, and football filled his list of extra-curricular activities . . . tried for track squad in his senior year. KENNETH J. VOSS A moving force behind the success of the operettas, Ken played a major part in all choral activities . . . wrote headlines for the Constellation . . . played frosh basketball and football. . . choir and Varsity club member . . . added his bit to the fun of the talent shows. DONNA M. WAGNER This delightful combination of German and Irish is well-known for her enthusiastic interest in all extra- curricular activities. . . cheerleader for four years. . . member of the Sodality and choir . . . basketball play- er . . . writer on the Constellation and Memory Book staff . . . well-liked performer of operettas and talent shows. V j l

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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

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IRVIN P WILSON Irvin, a friendly fellow, is avery keen sports fan, but not in the usual ones of baseball and football . . . specialty is hockey . . . plays for a league team . . . hobby deals with Indian crafts . . . bowling is another of his pastimes . . . capable stage manager of In Old Vienna. 7 LOIS M. WURTH The most unassuming person you could want to meet is Lois . . . played basketball as a soph . . . served on the Constellation staff for three years . . . sanginthe first two operettas. . . two-year Sodalist. . modeled in the fashion show. AUGUST W. WYS .Tack-of-many trades, August has spent many hours outside of the classroom doing all sorts of jobs . . . quietandcheerful. . . well-likedby his classmates. . . finds algebra his most interesting subject. J. MARGARET ZITO Lover of basketball, Margaret is always alert for a chance to speak or read about the sport. . . earned a berth on the girls' basketball squad . . . ever ready with the right answer and a helping hand . . . wrote for the Memory Book . . . sang in two operettas. JOSEPH J. WATTERS One of those unique individuals, Joe is everyone's friend . . . dancing rates tops as a favorite pas- time . . . having a good time rates second on his list of extras . . . capable tenor in operettas, choir, and chorus class . . . always on the ball and ready to lend assistance. JOSEPH A. WELLEMAN Joe gave whole -hearted attention to whatever he was doing . . . earnest center onvarsityfootball team . . . waltzed his way through In Old Vienna . . . tall and handsome, .Toe made an attractive appearance at most social affairs . . . drafting was a great favorite. PATRICIA A. WILDER Pat didn't waste many words but she did get many things accomplished . . . honor student . . . likes to hear those platters spinnin', especially if they are Como's . . . topbilling on TV goes to Bishop Sheen. . . always enthusiastic when a shopping tour is in the air . . . pet peeve--dishes! KATHLEEN H. WILLIAMS Pleasant, agreeable, without affectation are some ways to describe Kay . . . on Memory Book staff . . . displayed her Wearables in the fashion show . . . re- ported for two years on the Constellation . . . Sodality member during her frosh and soph years . . . in fourth operetta. 43W Qs