Servite High School - Servite Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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Mr. Donald J. Sloan Whether in sports or in his senior English classes, Mr. Sloan emphasizes the high point system . . . as head football and basketball coach, he strove to mold Servite men. . . what's life without poetry? . . . can never find a pencil, especially when he needs one . . . mainstay of his Constitution--freedom of speech every Friday. iw, 1 . 'X WITH WEBSTER AT THEIR fingertip, Barbara Wiland, Betty VonOudenhove, Dolores Ciara- vino, and Nancy Pistorio have the answer to any question a person might throw their way. Diqtionaries, encyclopedias, atlas, and other books of refer- ence are available to students in the library where brains waves mingle with the breezes of turn- ing pages. New books are added almost weekly and the shelves hold a rich variety of subiects. Most students appreciate the availa- bility of technical references which makes the trip to the pub- lic library unnecessary. -10. 49? A., AE 3 Qt 'TU Mr. l.aVergne C. Foley Two bits, four bits, six bits--a dollar. All for Mr. Foley, stand up and holIer! And there wasn't an occupied bleacher in the gym . . . assistant football coach . . . tutored the iayvees in the fundamentals of basketball . . . vaulted his team into high spot as head track coach. . . popular with all the Panthers and Pantherettes.

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uni-K-.r....... .. , R Mr. Melvin V. Giovannucci Everybody's got a homeroom but us, could be the cry of the lay teachers and that category includes the Boston import, Mr. G .... daily itinerary covers course of English 12, study periods and social studies . . . hard to spell but easy to deal with . . . boasts CYO activi- ties . . .if it's adesk, he can climb it . . . revealed that a hoss is a big pony. Mr. Daniel J. Hogan Mr. Daniel Hogan is a familiar figure tc students and sportsmen alike . . . one of the more recent additions to the faculty . . . assist- ant physical education instructor . . . re-crosses the Rubicon with Caesar while teaching Latir ll . . .offers sports forecast during study period. . We will have a wee bit of homework tonight,' is one of his pet expressions . . . an Irishman who likes pizza. I: i if-jug. in Ci our 1 u ma ' Chit THROUGH THE USE OF THE TAPE RECORDER, STUDENTS can listen to themselves talk and improve everyday speech delivery. Senior English instructor, Mr. Giovannucci, demon- strates his how now, brown cowl technique to Joe Serra, Loretta Terlecki and Barbara lsolo. Reading, Writing, Rhetoric Wise were the words of Emer: who said, ln conversation, a n has all mankind as his competitor ln order to place in this conte of communication, one must hi clear, intelligent speech formed on understanding of the langum both in written and spoken form. After four years of sharing the thoughts of American and Cc tinental authors, the student c quires appreciation of true bea and perhaps most important, 1 recognition of another's view. Grammar receives a thorol. grooming through drill, diagramil and everyday words and correctio Those weekly speeches c weakly knees will someday prc valuable whether it be ar a bric party or a political convention. ' 1

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We came . . to learn, to utilize our talents, to be trained for our vocation We met . . . sacrificing teachers , helpful underclassmen, encouraging classmates We advanced . . . to sophisticated soplws, to joyful iuniors, to serious seniors. We leave our Alma Mater to face the world with its . . I- opportumtnes as we seek continued success IN T