Servite High School - Servite Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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'Q 6, N ' Q sts Elizabeth A. Bogner Soft-spoken Elizabeth was a member of Our Lady's Sodality for four years . . dotes on driv- ing the family auto . . . won business certificates . . . seldom passes up the chance of indulg- ing in a good book . . . outdoor energies put into skating . . . earned her wings as cantata angel. Phyllis .l. Brogan Phyllis still found time for fun even though her school work was top on her list of musts . . . on the yearbook staff . . . pre- dominate interest is music . . . chorus member . . . honor stu- dent. . . loyal rooter for all athletic contests . . . loves to dance. Kenneth C. Bush Every day's a trumpeter's holiday for music-minded Ken. . . three-year member of school band . . . pilots a '55 Chevy with dual dexterity . . . wants pizza, pizza, and more pizza. . . can always be counted on to be at any social activity at school. Helen M. Byle lnducted into the National Honor Society asa senior,Helen has had a place on the honor roll all during high school . . . Sodalist . . . art editor of year- book and school paper . . . warm weather recreation includes ca- noeing and bicycling . . . prexy of Library club . . . an rainy days, plays chess or reads. Guiety prevailed us we danced and sung 'In Old Viennu'g Carrol R. Calcaterra This fem is Miss-Do-lt- Yourself herself . . . business manager of Musical Memories in iunior year... Sodalist . . . received award in typing and bookkeeping . . . in Christmas and Easter cantatas and all mu- 'sical presentations . . . circu- lation manager of the yearbook. . . always a helping hand. 3. Q i 5 Charles E. Callewaert Chuck's the fellow that can squeeze music out of an accor- dion or orange juice out ofa tomato if there's a bet on it. . . filled Biblical robes in Easter and Christmas cantatas f . . constant blush earned him title of Crimson Pirate . . . loyal spectator in sport world. Robert J. Carlisle Calm, cool and collected is Bob, an outstanding student as well as a letter winner in basket- ball . . . earned four honor certificates. . .greatestachieve- ment was being elected to the National Honor Society . . . active Sodalist . . . plans after graduation include career in chemistry. X Alfred M. Chiamp Charming and cheerful, Al is another versatile lad with a lot on the balI . . . treasurer of sophomore class . . . one of few who can boast four years of intramural basketball activity. . . varsity football as senior . . . participated in two of the school's operettas. 'WE'

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. . -- ' - t 'V Y :si'i::.f.:3gg, .5 ' -.55 ' we . t Michael E. Bender Chemistry and engineering will be Mike's studies in col- lege . . . weight-lifting is one of his many hobbies . . . kept his homeroom awake and alert with his wrist alarm . . . space travel and science fiction fill in the rest of Mike's spare time. .N me . J. , . .KL W 2- iw' - 1 Ji -I iwy ., , QS t., 4 4 lil- . , . it ,, , , ' 4 1 Ronald J. Bishop A real cat on the licorice stick, Ronnie enioys canoeing and horseback riding as his favorite after-school activities. . math, one of his favorite sub- iects . . . pleasant and con- genial. . .Sodalist . . . piloting his boat around Lake St.Clair is an another of Ron's favorite pas- times. Gertrude M. Blanke Gertrude is awhiz witha cookbook and frying pan . . Sodalist. . . adoreschildren . . won bookkeeping award . . earned honor certificates . . paper typist . . . pop music fan . . . plans to keeppounding typewriter keys after graduation . 'lr -....g.l., Jai' o Q' ..s.. 5 X .fi Carol A. Blondeel Adry wit and sunny sm are trademarks of all Carol undertakings . . . synonymol with music as piano and chore student. . . in business brigac of school paper and yearbook. applied honor student tactii in battle with Latin IV . . affected best southern acces north of Mobile in iunior play As freshmen, we proudly completed the school's enrollmentg EVEN THE CALL OF HGENTLEMEN, BE SEATED couldn't pacify these anxious gents when they set their goal on particular stock at the polio auction. Most of the green stuff rolled in from fem purses but some of the fellows just couldn't resist the chance to rulea buddy. The auctioneer held no discrimination towards gender Jnd receipts totaled approximately 5360. s . i r rtsei 3 ' 1 - H.. J f ' , K L N at .,.g p s ig, .. syys K Hi, y L 1 . , My yy' 3 I. Carol A. Boers Belying her surname,Caro the one who adds that spark spunk and spontaneity to l classes . . . chorus member senior year . . . made the p behave in favorite pastime: bowling and sewing . . . for. thatworking after school left l little time for extra-currict activities.

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Barbara M. Chinski Barb hopes someday to master a method of combining her two hobbies by being able to read while running a sewing ma- chine . . . boasts self-made wardrobe . . . Sodalist. . . made a clean sweep of bookkeeping, typing, and shorthand awards. Dolores A. Ciaravino This bundle entered the world two days after New Year's eve. . . . knownfor her love of leisure . . . never stops conversing . . .takes greatpride in her godchildren. . . received A. D.F. award in her iunior year . . . member of verse choir . . . reads, reads, reads. Patrick K. Clarey A two-year chorus man, Pat surprised all when his quiet speaking voice resounded in a clear bass . . . ardent sports tan, he attended as many games as the players . . . well-man- nered in all his dealings . . . playing hockey is one of his Favorite after-school activities. Saw the rewards ol years ol ellort in the lirst Margaret H. Corcoran lf what they say about the busiest person being the happiest is true, it's a wonder Margaret isn't delirious . . . managing editor of school paper . . . iust the type for typing on yearbook staff . . . member of Quill and Scroll and National Honor So- ciety . . .merited tromCatholic School Press Association Apos- tle of Word award. Theodore K. Corriveau Quiet and pleasant, Ted has hopes of'working in radio and electronics after grad days . . . favorite subiect is English . . . won wrist watch in magazine subscription drive in junior year . . . spends most of time after school in coin and stamp collecting. Joseph Cottone Joe represents Italy in the school's United Nations . . . came to America in 1947 . . . dribbled in the intramurals for three years . . . amazed stu- dents with his feats of strength-- notably ten one-handed push- ups . . . enjoyed the friendly atmosphere around school . Anna L. Conti Ann is the silent one amon a class of comparative thunder ers . . . likes lust everything at SHS . . . economics suppor er . . . recently tiptoed inte field of dancing . . . feels lo without a good book. graduation. Roy Cottone One of Servite's sew foreign imports, Roy has be in America only eight years . played intramural basketball. in school band for two years . plays drums in a dance be during his spare time .... Rc black Dodge serves as a jit. to any poor soul who has fr gotten his bus fare. J