St Anthony High School - Antholite Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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Honor Roll oi Graduate Francis Alaine '36 Louis Atwell '39 James Atwell '35 William Avery '36 John Azarovitz '37 Claude Batuk '42 Vincent Biecker Lawrence Boehmer '39 Kenneth Boehmer '42 Robert Bockenstette '39 Robert Boss '40 Hubert Brinker '42 Cpl. Arthur Brooks '38 Leo Broskey '38 Cpl. George Buote '35 Albert Burkhardt '42 Edward Butke '37 Tom Callahan '42 Raymond Caton '39 Anthony F. Claerr '39 Joseph C. Claerr '37 Don Clark '36 Elmor Clor '40 Joseph Conflitti 41 William Courneya '42 John Cullen '42 Raymond Dantzer '39 William Daudlin '41 Alfred Deben '39 Lt. Herbert Deutschman James Dishman '40 Richard Dievendorf '42 Clifford Dueweke '35 Gordon Dueweke '33 Gilbert Dysarczyk '38 Lawrence Dysarczyk '40 Robert Dysarczyk '42 Anthony Edwards '42 Francis Egert '41 Paul Egert '36 Milton Elert Marvin Elert Cpl. Richard Elsey '38 Robert Elsey '39 William Elsey '41 Richard Fiedler Jerome Friedrich '39 Arthur Franz '38 Elmer Franz '41 Frank Franz '35 Robert Gaeschke '42 Jos. Gerard Gagnon '39 James Garavaglia '40 Irvin Garvin '41 Sgt. Raymond Gayeske '33 1 , Q War' fr J' ,fl f. , a 5 7,7 1 75' Lawrence Mills '43 Leonard Gendernalik '36 James Gentile '40 Marvin George '38 Ernest Girard '36 Henry Gnacke '37 William Gnacke '40 Paul Goode '40 Lt. George Groth '38 Ray Gryebet '40 Frederick Gudenau '39 Alfred Habel '42 Benjamin Hafeli '39 Bernard Hafeli '41 Sgt. Gaston Haggerty '37 Gerald Hallman '41 Joseph Heller Leonard Henk '39 Joseph Hilla Donald Holzhauer '38 Francis Houlihan '40 Alvin Ignatowski '38 William Jackson '39 Lt. Melvin Johnson '31 Purvis Johnstone '42 James Kastler '40 Sgt. Tech. Ralph Kaltz '3 Russell Leo Kamp '41 Lt. Alex Kennedy Warren King '39 Gene Klick '40 Henry Koch '40 Othmar Korth '36 Roman Korth '38 Chester Krakowski '41 Joseph Kramek '42 Howard Kunath Raymond Kuptz '42 Louis Landino '42 Larry Lang Nicholas Licari '39 Lt. George Little '36 Edward Litwinski '35 Frank Lusch '42 Raymond MacShara '42 Lawrence Magnotte '38 Richard Magnotte '41 John Vitold Manikoff '38 James Mathieu '42 John McClosky '42 Robert McGovern Hubert Meier '39 Bernard Melling '37 Harry Michels '36 Russell Miller '37 Lawrence Mills '43 William Mott '38 5 Servicemen Backus Nehra '41 Earl Nelson '42 Patrick O'Bryan '42 William O'Bryan '41 Norbert Ogden '38 Joseph Oldani '42 Nicholas Palazzola '36 John Perry '42 Norman Pfaif '36 Richard Pfaff '41 Raymond Plotkowski Richard Plotzke '42 William Pope '38 Chris. Fausto Poli '38 Arthur Rajewski '40 Eugene Ricci '40 William Roehrig '41 Robert Rohrkemper '37 Wilfred Rogotzke Charles Rowe '42 Anthony Rozycki '37 James Ruff '42 Lt. Robert Rutt '36 Frank Scharl '39 Edwin Schoenbeck John Schoenrock Joseph Schroeder '42 William Schroeder '40 Berthold Schwartz '41 Donald Seefelt '40 Richard Seefelt '38 Donald Seelbach '41 Joseph Semany '42 John Start '42 Frank Stefanowski '36 Alex Stieber '41 Leo Stouder '35 Robert Strodl '38 Joseph Swiderski '42 Lt. Jacques Simon '35 Donald Thibault '40 John Van Loon Justin Van Loon '35 Edgar Weins '36 Carl Weismiller '35 William Weitzel '39 Donald Wentzel '36 Fred Wittbrodt '42 Albin Yagley Benjamin Yagley '42 Alex Zawacki '36 Mary Callahan, R. N. '39 Felicia Jenuwine WAAC

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X F rx X MIX S W V 6115'- 1 y Q S I I 15 ' 1 v 1-411 ,, a E Q -Q 1 X 1 .W r 4 1 f iv Z IIEIDICATIUN To you boys, former graduates of St. Anthony High who have left our midst to follow duty's callg to you who are sacrilicing home, friends, and the comforts of lifeg to you who are braving dangers and fighting battles that we may be safe and secureg to you who face even death that American ideals may still be our heritageg we, the Class of '11-3, gratefully dedicate this, the eighth edition of uThe Antholitef' May the Lord of Hosts grant victory to your arms and bring you home safe.

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ix Father Post's Message Graduates, Class of 1943: All who are interested in your welfare are pleased to see you graduate successfully, and everyone wishes you God's blessing and a brilliant future. As a parting thought, let me make this suggestion: Read, memorize and make the underlying idea expressed in the following poem a vital part of your life: it Lord, help me to live from day to day, In such a self-forgetful way, That even when I kneel to pray, My prayers shall be for others. Help me in all the work I do Ever to be sincere and true, And know that all I do for you Must needs be done for others. Let self be crucified and slain And buried deep: and all in vain My efforts be to rise again Unless to live for others. And when my work on earth is done, And my new work in heaven's begun, May I forget the crown I've won While thinking still of others. Others, Lord, Yes, others! Let this my motto be: Help me to live for others That I may live for Thee. The sentiment expressed in this poem inspired your teachers, priests, and sisters to leave their homes, relatives, friends, and everything earthly in order to make possible for you the finest education on earth. The underlying thought expressed in this little poem caused your parents to make any sacrifice necessary in order to give you nothing but the best. Remember, too, as a compelling motive, that whatever you do for others has a lasting value, whatever you do for yourself, except it be spiritual, has only a temporal value. There is more joy in giving than in receiving. If you are willing to carry out this suggestion, then I'll assure you that you will make your life worthwhile, and St. Anthony's will always feel proud of you. Reverend Henry Post, C.PP.S.