Servite High School - Servite Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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Sam V. Moceri Heir to a grocery fortune, Sam is a man of versatility and patience . . . takes delight in playing practical jokes on his friends . . . made debut on stage in Trifles when a jun- ior . . . card shark . . . one of school's quipsters. Paul J. Moll Mr.Rhythm himself, Paul puts his talents to work asa drummer in his own band . . . on varsity football squad in senior year . . . in junior play . . . member of school band for two years . . . favorite sports are hockey and golf. ff ir, .M s V Angie M. Monteleone According to the officia dictionary of the class of '56, Monteleone means mirth, merri- ment and mischief. . . antics unlimited are the specialty of this impractical joker. . . graced court at Coronation ball . . . verse choir . . . on stage in two operettas . . . enjoys a dip in the waves.- Gail F. Nierzwick When Gail is in the vicinty, the forecast is for a storm of activity and frivolity . . . helped organize junior prom . . . pencil pusher of English club . . . did her bit in verse choir presenta- tion . . . always at bat for any sports activity . . . two-year honor student . . . spends extra- curricular hours working for a photographer. Bookworms, shutterbugs, organized library and Camera clubs: Maureen O'ConneII Whenever nonchalant Mau- reen walked into the chem lab, classmates held their breath in hopes that it wasn't one of her, Let's blow it up days . . . blending acids must come from her Irish stew instincts. . . year- book yeoman in charge of acti- vity section . . . in choir for three years. Robert B. Osborn Five feet, four inches of dynamite--that's Ozzie. . .won Dual Citation from Detroitpolice department.. . member of Jazz Appreciation club . . . fishing and hunting favorite outdoor activities . . . hopes to be em- ployed as an engraver after di- ploma time. is .wm f A f, Donald J. Paquette A quiet, indoor sports ad- mirer, Don favors bowling . . . has 156 average . . . also en- joys snapping the cue stick at billiards . , . works in store after school hours . . . chemis- try and mathematics are favorite subjects. ,gzip mf t , I Clif Q -fl fs X is 'Q ,.uv-' . X N v- C+' -2S-

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Paul J. Maloney Passing, running, and shooting are iust a few of Paul's feats. . . has stripes in track as All-City, All-State Speedster . . . co-cap- tain of varsity football team as senior . . . All-City in football and basketball . . . iunior class president . . . on sports staff of yearbook . . . has earned more varsity letters than any grad. if N uf V. f i sh I 55? Wrintha M. Markuz Abridged but amusing was Ricky's two-year stay at Servite. made her first Holy Communion in iunior year . . . crazy over horses . . . frequently managed to get lost in the halls while changingclasses . . . demon on wheels. . . sports-minded . . . pin boys retreat when she steps up to the foul line. Patrick J. Mason Kathleen M. McGin1 Mighty, masterful and merci- less on the basketball court, Pat earned his varsity letters as a cager for two seasons . . . also played iayvee basketball . . . baseball in soph year . . . par- ticipated in two operettas . . . co-starred in iunior play, Andy Annihilates Annabel . . . en- ioys pinochle, dancing and cars in his after-school hours. Even if you don't hearl' name, Kay's dark, pixie e give her away as a true col leer leading role in one of iun English plays. . . quiet but cl tented . . . in chorus . . . i lights in sewing and dancing an angel in Christmas and Ea cantatas . . . earned award typing . . . an authentic ioyer of life. Double work equoled double ioy in magazine subscription drive, ANYTHING PARK AVENUE CAN DO, SERVITE CAN DO BETTER--if it's for the March. of Dimes. ln a get even attempt after the auction, the boys had their shoes shined by volun- teer girls. Here, Arlene Reeves applies the Shinola to Nick Serra's boots while Nancy Roy polishes his pinky and Gail Nierzwick gives the polishing rag a workout under the scrutinizing eye of Pat Mason. The shoe shine swelled the fund to S420 and the boys never had it so goodl Lena M. Mercadant Glad for a chance to y her lungs out, Leewas a men ber of the cheering block . on paper staff for two years . does an Italian polka like expert . . . a part-time iob l limited her extra-curricular ac vities. - 34 - V sieve' ' s..,:, ,,:'1,:, '::.-- - ' ,ff .,

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4 iss? Marlene J. Piscopo Marlene was always on the go in her familiar Chevy but put the brakes on long enough to have a hand in most activi- ties . . . Queen ofJunior Coro- nation Ball. . . Veep of class as soph and secretary in iunior year . . . vice-prefect of school Sodality as senior . . . kept the Constellation in black as business manager . . . first sec- retary of National Honor So- ciety. . .in three operettas. . . on yearbook staff. li, iszfx ' v rfalfsl 1.1- , ras,is,sy 5 rg -QgQ'izxI:L. g Nancy M. Pistorio Dark-eyed Nancy is the girl that never said too much but was always there . . . faithful Sodalist . . . by ancestry and appetite,pizza is her specialty. . . quite the amateur sketcher . . . fancies handing out a line ffish- ing, of coursel . . . helpful serenity . . . friendly member of the yearbook fototype family. w L ,, sz. Richard C. Plante A more appropriate title for Dick would be Flash as he's always ah the spot when there's o shutter to be snapped . . . hobby dearest to him is photo- graphy . . . chief photographer on publications . . . president of the Camera club . . . earned honor certificate as a frosh . . . chemistry ranks high among his favorite subiects. Beverly .I. Puckette The cheering block and B macle their entrance at SHS the same year and have been i separable ever since . . . gri iron tussles are the greatest wi her . . . verse choir member . that blonde behind the coun' at Sam's . . . she's Polish a pr0UCl of if . . . strong arm the rackets ftennisl. First chapter of the National Honor Society was organized: Edward G. Rago His subtle, but sensible humor has made Ed known as a real swell guy . . . Sodalist for three years . . . his favorite subiects, math and drafting, go in con- junction with the engineering course he plans for things-to- do after graduation. Victoria Rashid As a member of the Grosse Pointe syndicate, Vicki's light foot on the gas pedal often brought her in seconds short. . . Mary-minded Sodalist . . . on Constellation and yearbook staff . . . active member of the music department for three years . . . participated in Mu- sical Memories . . . enioys nothing better than a goodlaugh. Helen M. Rau Look at that Rau. She's a riotl is a familiar refrain from Helen's close accomplices . . . somehow has acquired reputa- tion for being quiet . . . apos- tolate-conscious Sodalist . . . earned shorthand and typing ho- nors . . . donned verse choir gown in junior and senior years. Arlene Reeves Witty remarks pop from tt freckle-faced lassie like co in a popper. . .infectious laug and optimistic outlook give h friends a lift . . . two-ye veteran of verse choir appea ances . . . on senior activii committee . . .high potentic of Wear and Tear on Uniform Association . . . needs a floi plan when roaming the halls. fr iff is is s if 5 as ii ri