Servite High School - Servite Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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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

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Robert M. Ward PRESIDENT OF THE SENIOR CLASS lrish through and through and active, too,suits Bob to a T . . . vice president of iunior class . . . outstanding under- classman as a sophomore . . . received two Michigan Catholic honors for sports reporting. . .associate editor of paper. . . member of yearbook staff. . .Sodalist. . . attendant at Coronation Ball . . . co- chairman ofJig and Jamboree . . . com- mutes on the red and yellow stagecoach from Southfield township. . . P.A. pro- digy . . . winner in oratorical division of declomatory contest. ACCELERATION WAS HIGH AND THE GAUGE NEEDLE SPINNING with these officer steering the activities of the senior class. After one of the schooI's most vigorous campaign: Bob Ward took the driver's seat on October 7, accompanied by-veep, Russell Semelsbergeu treasurer, Eleanor Lieblangg and secretary, Mary Begtzos. With our minds in the future and our hearts in the past, VICE PRESIDENT OF THE Russell Semelsberger Mary M. Begtzos Eleanor M. Lieblan SECRETARY OF THE SENIOR TREASURER OF THE SENIO CLASS CLASS SENIOR CLASS Combination comedian, musician and athlete, Russ has been an active Sodalist for four years . . . Iwo years of varsity football and one year of iayvee tops lists of sports activities . . president of band as iunior and vice prefect of Sodality com- plete list of offices he has held in school . . . lead role in last p year's operetta . . . yearbook staff member. When Mary arrived in her sophomore year,she was imme- diately recognized as a loyal, hard-working member of the class of '56 . . . co-editor of yearbook . . . dyed-in-the-wool sports fan . . . champions cho- rus class . . . always made it a point to be high on the honor roll . . . a working gal, her warm friendliness is an asset to any business, monkey or other- wise. Q e v er' sv' T J NI V9 ' ' i 51? Spic, span, and spry real characterize this domestica inclined gal . . . top figure fem sports. . .in Servite's bov ing league . . . makes and mc els clothes . . . Sodalist . active in basketball, volleybc and softball . . . successful 1 rector of iunior play, 'Round the Mountain . . . I cord collections shows of dance music. Com' appro'