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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1944 volume:

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The 1944 Anthol ite V O L U M E N I N E Annual Publication of Saint Anthony High School Detroit, Michigan His Excellency: The Most Reverend Edward Mooney, D.D. Archbishop of Detroit , , ' 'Ziff QW 'C V nik' ,ww M Q 23 42' 'f Q :M Z f: f . f f aa ff in K ,N W2 73 fi L H3 ' ef .,.,, . ffm f c f ff, , 242 f M 4A,,,,g6f X 1' AW fyfiff 3 ir, ffgwrf f W Q3 fi ...gs :IA 5 , mfg iff Q fn' ml 'XR if .7 , It is with a deep sense of gratitude that H V i We, the Class of '44, dedicate this our ninth edition of The Antholiten to our Boys in Service. To you. Who have left our midst boys , but Who Will return 'fmen g men, Who realizing their duty answered its call unquestioninglyg men Who willingly left all- persons, places, things dearest to themg Who Were ready even to make the supreme sacrifice of life itself Cif that be demanded? so that We novv, and those Who come after us, might enjoy the priceless peace and the inalienable free- dom so rightfully oursg to you We are eternally grateful. May the King of the World restore peace to men of good Will . and may the Divine Protector Watch over you and hasten the day of victory for your speedy return home. Four To The Graduates .As We bark back to the brave days of old, We see in a vision a brave little mother blessing her crusader son and sending hirn out to follow the standard God Wills It. Today, the school that has taught and trained you With a n1other's love, the school you call Benign Mother-Alma Mater-blesses you in the selfsanie Way and bids you follow the selfsanie banner, God's Will. Her gentle, constant inHuence has been exercised to form in you a steadfast, uniiinching adherence to God's vvill. She sends you forth trusting you Will be true to the lesson. Your life work lies mapped out before you in deep, clear lines: it is, God's will. Whether God's will leads across the dizzy heights of spectacular achievement or winds down through the safe and sheltered Valley of poverty and pain, it is for you-the Highway of the King. Follow it through life-follow it bravely-follow it steadfastly-and you will be kings and queens. Your way will be a march of Victory and, when death's shadows are falling, it will pass beneath the triumphal arch that bears, deep graven in its keystone, the unerring formula of success, God's Will. Rev. Henry Post, C.PP.S. IU Reverend Frederick W. Schaeper, C.PP.S.. Prompted by profound admiration and gratitude, We, the Class of 1944, render our tribute of thanks, of love, and of affection to our former pastor, Rev. Frederick William Schaeper, C.PP.S. Your timely advice Will ever be reinembered. Your burning zeal and above all, your genuine piety, will serve as an inspiration and incentive to lead a life in conformity to Catholic principles. Your kindly Ways and cheerful smile will help us to smooth life's rugged Way. For all you have done for us, We say f'God Reward You. Instructors of Religion Reverend Albert Frericks, GPRS. Reverend Joseph Lapinski, C.PP.S. Reverend James Jost, C.PP.S. Reverend Carl Gates, C.PP.S. Reverend Roman Anderson, C.Pl'.S. Reverend Alexander Leiker, C.PP.S. Though he only recently entered the portals of St. Anthony, Rev. Albert Frericlcs has already distinguished himself by his work as head of the C.l.L. Rev. Joseph Lapinski, former spiritual athletic director and Freshman instructor, is now convalescing from a long siege of illness. We extend our heartiest wishes for a speedy recovery to Father Joeu and hope he'll soon be with us again. Rev. James Jost, with his inspiring instruction classes, literally fascinates our Sophomores and instills a desire for further knowledge of Christ. Rev. Carl Gates instructs the Juniors, and it is said, on very good authority, that the unanswerable question concerning Church History is yet to be found. Rev. Roman Anderson has his day more than filled since he is Spiritual Director of both the Student Sodality and the Crusade. Seniors and Fifth graders alike eagerly anticipate Father's interesting religious instructions. Father Leiker's musical ability is always Very much in evidence at the Massesg during the week Father is both organist and choir, Seven Eight SISTER MARY HILARIA Principal SISTER MARY ADELICIA Aviation, Cheinistfry, Physics SISTER MARY AGNITA Stfacly Hall Snyaeryisor SISTER MARY ALIX Szfenography, Typeioriting SISTER MARY ALICIA English, Art Appreciation SISTER MARY ANTCNICE Algebra, English SISTER MARY FRANCIS BORGIA Shorthand, Bookkeeping, Typewriting SISTER MARY CIRINE Latin SISTER MARY EUCHARITA M atheinatics SISTER MARY FLAVIA General Science Faculty SISTER MARY FLORENCE English SISTER MARY HELEN English, Geometry SISTER MARY HONORA Latin, Slilcly Hall Snperivisov SISTER MARY INNOCENCE English, Latin SISTER MARY ISIDORA Algebra, Econ. Geography SISTER MARY LAURENZA History, English SISTER MARY LAURISSA Biology, English SISTER MARY MAUREEN Music SISTER MARY MONA Latin SISTER MARY THADDEA Modern Hisfory BROTHER HENRY KOSALKO, C.PP.S. Az'hIlefz'c Coach, Boys' Physical Fifness MISS PEARL GERBER Girls' Athletic Coach LAY FACULTY MISS BRUMBAUGH Healfh I7l,Sll'llC'lL0l' Standing : John Shaw, Helen Verbiest, Louis Deziel, Dolores Ruth. Seated: Theresa Radlicki, Dorothy Bachman, Editor-in-Chief, Rosemary Conflitti. Stfnzding: Ruth Bette, John Chonka, Lillian Prosser, Angelo Carnaghi. Seated: John Lizza, Lorraine Hengesbach, Dolores Majewski, Marion Haddad, Mary Watko. We Build A Book Editor-in-Chief DOROTHY BACHMAN Business Manager JOHN SHAW Art Editors HELEN VERBIEST DOLORES RUTH Sport Editor LOUIS DEZIEL Copy Editor THERESA RADLICKI Make-up Editors ROSEMARY CONFLITTI LILLIAN PROSSER Writers DOROTHY BACHMAN JOHN SHAW LOUIS DEZIEL Typists THERESA RADLICKI DOROTHY BACHMAN Ad Committee JOHN CHONKA RUTH BETTE ANGELO CARNAGHI LORRAINE HENGESBACH DOLORES MAJEWSKI Circulation MARION HADDAD JOHN LIZZA MARY WATKO Nine ff A ., -ffffwffiif V. ,,.- we 4 , 4 gf? , mg, 1 , , 4 f Y ' ,133 V- , ' W .A ,fnsir::,.1'.jl::V:.E,-I-Z 4 9 F13 'f . , p:f2f.5,, , , ,,.-,,, ,nf 4 HTHE SENIOR CLASSH ANGELO CARNAGHI Class President, Sodality, Holy Name, C.S.M.C., Varsity Football, A Club, Baseball, Oratorio, JOHN SHAW Vice-President, Sodality, Holy Name, C.S.M.C., Prelude, Swing' Band, Oratorio, Yankee Doodle Min- grelf' Firemen's Flame, The Rugged oad. JEAN GENORD Secretary, Sodality, C.S.M.C., Prelude Editor, Glee Club, Orchestra, Oratorio, The Rugged Road. HELEN VERBIEST Treasurer, Sodality, C.S.M.C., Antholite, Prom Committee. DOROTHY GOAD Sodality Prefect, C.S.M.C., Convention Delegate, Varsity Basketball, 1Student Managerj, Basket- ball, Prelude, A Club, The Rugged Road. JOHN CHONKA Crusade President, So- dality, Convention Delegate, Prelude, Antholite, Band, Glee Club, Yankee Doodle Minstrel, Fi1'emen's Flame, Minstrel. JAMES ZIMMERMAN Holy Name Presi- dent, Sodality, C.S.M.C., Acolyte, Glee Club, Physical Fitness. RICHARD PETERS A Club President, Sodality, Holy Name, C.S.M.C., Yankee Doodle Minstrel, Varsity Football, Basketball, Baseball, Oratorio, 'tThe Rugged Road. NORMA ALLAFRANCIA Sodality, C.S. M.C., Glee Club, Living Rosary, Physi- cal Fitness. ANTOINETTE AMOROS0 Sodality, C.S. M.C., Prelude, Oratorio, Glee Club, Madrigal, Physical Fitness. PAULINE AZAROVITZ Sodality, C.S. M.C., Glee Club, Physical Fitness. DOROTHY BACHMAN Sodality, C.S. M.C., Antholite Editor, Glee Club, Gym, Physical Fitness. Eleven ' Twelve fin, CHARLES BANDERA Sodality, Holy Name, C.S.M.C., Glee Club, Prom Com- mittee GERALDINE BELANGER Sodality, C.S. M.C., Physical Fitness. FRANK BERNOCK Sodality, Holy Name, C.S.M.C., Orchestra, Band, Glee Club. RUTH BETTE Sodality, C.S.M.C., Home- room Officer, Glee Club, Physical Fitness. MARGUERITE BISSON Sodality, C.S. M.C., Physical Fitness. JOSEPHINE BORGHI Sodality, C.S.M.C., Glee Club, Orchestra, Physical Fitness. DONALD BRAEKEVELT Sodality, Holy Name, C.S.M.C., Physical Fitness. MARGARET BRAZEN Sodality, Living Rosary', C.S.M.C., Gym, Physical Fit- ness. GRACE BRIGUGLIO Sodality, Living Rosary, C.S.M.C., Physical Fitness. DOROTHY BUTTER Sodality, Living Rosary, C.S.M.C., Prelude, Prom Com- mittee, Physical Fitness. PATRICIA CAHILL sodamy, Living Rosary, C.S.M.C., Glee Club, Library, Gym. EVELYN CARNAGHE Sodality, Living Rosary, C.S.M.C., Glee Club, Gym, Physical Fitness. HENRY CARROLL Sodality, Holy Name, A Club, C.S.M.C., Glee Club, Oratorio, Band, Yankee Doodle Minstrel, Cheer- leader. PHILIP CHINZI Sodality, Holy Name, C.S.M.C., A Club, Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, Physical Fitness. ROSEMARY CONFLITTI Sodality, C.S. M.C., Homeroom Officer, Prelude, Antho- lite, Glee Club, Library. MARGARET CRONIN Sodality, C.S.M.C., Glee Club, Prom Committee, Physical Fitness. VIRGINIA DAUPHIN Sodality, Living Rosary, C.S.M.C., Vocation Club, Glee Club, Physical Fitness. MARILYN DECKER Sodality, C.S.M.C., Glee Club, Prelude, Prom Committee, Physical Fitness. BEATRICE DEKUTOSKI Sodality, Liv- ing Rosary, C.S.M.C., Glee Club, Ora- torio, Physical Fitness. LOUIS DEZIEL Prelude, Antholite, Holy Name, Sodality, C.S.M.C., Football, Basketball, The Rugged Road, Min- strel. MAMIE DI GIOVANNI Sodality, Living Rosary, C.S.M.C., Glee Club, Physical Fitness. KATHERINE DONAHUE Sodality, C.S. M.C., Glee Club, Gym, Physical Fitness. RAYMOND DUDZINSKI Holy Name, Sodality, C.S.M.C., Physical Fitness. REGINA DURECKI Sodality, C.S.M.C., Glee Club, Physical Fitness. JOAN DWYER Sodality, Living Rosary, C.S.M.C. GERTRUDE ENGELMAN Sodality, C.S. M.C., Orchestra, Glee Club, Physical Fitness. JOHN FARRELL Holy Name, Sodality, C.S.M.C., A Club, Varsity Football, Varsity Baseball fCaptainJ, Minstrel, Physical Fitness. HELEN FIGEL Sodality, Living Rosary, C.S.M.C., Glee Club, Physical Fitness. VINCENT FLEMING Holy Name, So- dality, Living Rosary, C.S.M.C., Physi- cal Fitness. RICHARD FLEMING Holy Name, So- dality, C.S.M.C., Physical Fitness. Thirteen I H P1Ull7'lLCCIl 'lun-' 'si- ww' LUCILLE FRIEDRICH Sodality Home- room Officer, C.S.M.C., Glee Club, Physi- cal Fitness. STELLA GALLO Sodality, Living Rosary, C.S.M.C., Physical Fitness. EVELYN GITSCHLAG Sodality, C.S. M.C., Glee Club, Gym, Varsity Basket- ball, Physical Fitness. ARTHUR GLAESER Sodality, C.S.M.C., Holy Name fVice-Presidentj, A Club, Cheerleader, Glee Club, Minstrel, Physi- cal Fitness. CHARLES GNASTER Sodality, 'tLiving Rosary, Convention Delegate, C.S.M.C., Holy Name, Glee Club, Yankee Doodle Minstrel, Physical Fitness. DONALD GREENWELL Holy Name, Sodality, Convention Delegate, C.S.M.C., t'Yankee Doodle Minstrel, The Rugged Road, Physical Fitness. ELEANOR GRICE Sodality, C.S.M.C., Glee Club, Gym, The Rugged Road, Physical Fitness. RICHARD GRIFFITHS Holy Name, So- dality, C.S.M.C., A Club, Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, Baseball, Physical Fitness. EDWARD GROLL Sodality, Living Rosary, Breakfast Committee, Christ- mas Play, Physical Fitness. WALLACE GUDENAU Sodality, Holy Name, C.S.M.C., Intramural Football, Physical Fitness. MARILYNN GULDEN Sodality, C.S.M.C., Glee Club, Physical Fitness. 4 MARION HADDAD Sodality, Breakfast Committee, C.S.M.C., Glee Club, Antho- lite, Physical Fitness. LAWRENCE HAFELI Holy Name, So- dality, C.S.M.C., Yankee Doodle Min- strel, Physical Fitness. BETTY HALE Sodality, Living Rosary, C.S.M.C., Glee Club, Antholite Booster, Physical Fitness. DOROTHY HAMLIN Sodality, C.S.M.C., Glee Club, Oratorio, Prelude, Physical Fitness. NOREEN HAMMING Sodality, Living Rosary, C.S.M.C., Prelude, Glee Club, Library, Physical Fitness. LORRAINE HENGESBACH Sodality, Living Rosary, C.S.M.C., Vocation Club, Glee Club, Gym, Prelude, Library, llftintholite, Physical Fitness, The Rugged oad. MARIAN HILLA Sodality, Breakfast Committee, C.S.M.C., Prelude, Glee Club, Oratorio, Physical Fitness. WILLIAM HOFER Sodality, Living Rosary, Holy Name, C.S.M.C., Glee Club, Yankee Doodle Minstrel, Intra- mural Football, Physical Fitness. DANIEL JASTRZEBSKI Sodality, Holy Name, C.S.M.C., Intramural Football, Baseball, Physical Fitness. IRENE JENNINGS Sodality, Living Rosary, C.S.M.C., Basketball Captain, Girls' A Club, Physical Fitness. SHIRLEY JOHNSON Sodality, Living Rosary, C.S.M.C., Convention Delegate, Prelude, Glee Club, Physical Fitness. DORIS JOHNSTONE Sodality, Living Rosary, Convention Delegate, C.S.M.C., The Rugged Road, Physical Fitness. DOLORES JOZIAK Sodality fSecretaryj, Convention Delegate, Living Rosary, C.S,M.C., Prelude fAssistant Editorj, The Rugged Road, Physical Fitness. BETTY ILAVANAUGH Sodality, Social Committee, C.S.M.C., Glee Club, Physi- cal Fitness. MARGARET KNOWLTON Sodality, C.S. M.C., Glee Club, Oratorio, Gym, Physical Fitness. DANIEL KRAUSE Sodality, Living Rosaryf' Holy Name, C.S.M.C., Band, Minstrel, Physical Fitness. MARIAN KREITMEYER Sodality, C.S. M,C., Glee Club, Physical Fitness. JOHN KUPTZ Sodality, Holy Name, C.S.M.C., A Club, Cheerleader, Min- strel. JAMES LENNON Sodality, Holy Name, C.S.M.C FiffcL'1L Sixteen JOHN LEWIS Sodality, Living Rosary, Holy Name, C.S.M.C., A Club, Intra- mural Football, Physical Fitness. JOHN LIZZA Sodality Homeroom Offi- cer, Holy Name, C.S.M.C., Acolyte, Ora- torio, Minstrel, Prelude fBusiness Man- agerj, Antholite, Band, The Rugged Road, Intramural Basketball, Library, Physical Fitness. DOLORES MAJEWSKI Sodality, Liv- ing Rosary, C.S.M.C., Glee Club, Gym, Prom Committee, Antholite, Physical Fitness BERNADINE MARTIN Sodality, C.S. M.C., Glee Club, Physical Fitness. RONALD McCLOSKEY Sodality, Holy Name, C.S.M.C., Physical Fitness. RICHARD MIESCH Sodality Homeroom Officer, C.S.M.C., Holy Name, Baseball, Yankee Doodle Minstrel, Physical Fit- ness. CHARLES MOFFATT Holy Name, So- dality, C.S.M.C., Prelude, A Club, Yankee Doodle Minstrel, Varsity Base- ball, Football. KATHLEEN MOYLAN Sodality, C.S. M.C., Glee Club, Gym, Physical Fitness. MARIE NIENHAUS Sodality, C.S.M.C., Glee Club, Library, Gym, Physical Fit- ness. DOLORES NUYTTEN Sodality, C.S. M.C., The Rugged Road, Physical Fit- ness. MARY PELLERITO Sodality, 'ALiVing Rosary, C.S.M.C., Glee Club, Prelude, Gym. TOM PERRY Holy Name, Sodality, C.S.M.C., A Club, Yankee Doodle Minstrel, Intramural Football, Base- ball, Physical Fitness. CARL PISCOPINK Holy Name, Sodality, C.S.M.C., A Club, Yankee Doodle Minstrel, Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, Baseball, Captain of A11- City Football, Physical Fitness. ROBERT PLOTZKE Sodality, Holy Name, C.S.M.C., A Club, Yankee Doodle Minstrel, Glee Club, Varsity Football fCaptain5, Basketball, B,-3362- ball, All-City Football, Physical Fitness, LILLIAN PROSSER sodality, A-Living Rosary, C.S.M.C., Glee Club, Oratorio Antholite, Christmas Play, Physical Fit- ness. THERESA RADLICKI Sodality, Living Rosary, C.S.M.C., Glee Club, Vocation Club, Prelude, Library, Antholite, Ora- torlo, Gym, Physical Fitness, Prom Committee. GLORIA Ricci sodaiity, Living Rosary, C.S.M.C., Glee Club, Physical Fitness. EDWARD RIEHL Holy Name, Sodality, C.S.M.C., Convention Delegate, A Club, Cheerleader, Yankee Doodle Min- strel, Physical Fitness, Acolyte. MELVIN RINTZ Holy Name, Sodality, C.S.M.C., Physical Fitness. BETTY ROBERT Sodality, Living Rosary, C.S.M.C., Press Committee, Glee Club, Prelude, Prom Committee, Physical Fitness. DOLORES RUTH Sodality, Living Rosary, C.S.M.C., Christmas Play, Glee Club, Gym, Antholite, Orchestra, Prom Committee. LOUIS SACCHETTI Holy Name, So- dality, C.S.M.C., Minstrel, Physical Fit- ness. BERNICE SCHEUERMAN Sodality, Living Rosary, C.S.M.C., Varsity Basketball, Girls' A Club, Glee Club, Prom Committee, Physical Fitness. ELIZABETH SCHNEIDERS Sodality, C.S.M.C., Prelude, Gym, Prom Com- mittee. GEORGE SCHREIBER Holy Name, So- dality, C.S.M.C., A Club, Intramural Football, Minstrel, Physical Fitness. FRANK SCHROEDER Holy Name, So- dality, Living Rosary, C.S.M.C., Intra- mural Football, Basketball, Glee Club, A Club fTreasurerJ, Minstrel. DONALD SCHULTZ Sodality, Holy Name, C.S.M.C., Physical Fitness. ROBERT SCHUTTER Holy Name, So- dality, C.S.M.C., A Club, Football, Firemen's Flamej' Physical Fitness. FRANCES SEVERIN Sodality, Living Rosary, Convention Delegate, Gym, C.S.M.C., Physical Fitness. JAMES SHUBNELL Holy Name, So- dality, C.S.M.C., Acolyte, Band, Oratorio, Yankee Doodle Minstrel, Varsity Foot- ball, Basketball, Prelude, The Rugged Road, Minstrel, Seventeen, 3 Eighteen 2' M X THERESA SKELLY Sodality, C.S.M.C., Glee Club, Physical Fitness. RAYMOND STALLA Holy Name, So- dality, C.S.M.C., A Club, Physical Fitness. RITA STAPELS Sodality, Living Rosary, C.S.M.C., Dramatic Club, Glee Club, Prelude, Gym, The Rugged Road, Physical Fitness. ARMANDO STAVALE Holy Name, So- dality, C.S.M.C., A Club, Varsity Basketball fCaptainJ, Physical Fitness. GERTRUDE SUPANICH Sodality, Liv- ing Rosary, C.S.M.C., Prelude, Glee Club, Basketball, Girls' A Club, The Rugged Road, Physical Fitness. LEONORA URBAN Sodality, C.S.M.C., Oratorio, Glee Club, Band, Madrigal Group, Physical Fitness. GERALD VANDEN BUSSCHE Holy Name, Sodality, C.S.M.C., A Club, Football, Physical Fitness. WILLIAM VARGO Sodality QVice-Pre- fectj, Living Rosary, Convention Dele- gate, C.S.M.C., Holy Name, Glee Club, Physical Fitness. EILEEN VOHS Sodality, C.S.M.C., Physical Fitness. HERBERT WALBY Holy Name, So- dality, C.S.M.C., Firemen's Flame, The Rugged Road, Physical Fitness. MARY WATKO Sodality, C.S.M.C., Press Committee, Antholite, Physical Fitness. ROSALIE WEEDAY Sodality, C.S.M.C., Glee Club, Gym, Yankee Doodle Min- strel fPianistJ, Minstrel fPianistJ, Physical Fitness. ROSE MARIE WEMPE Sodality, Living Rosary, C.S.M.C., Glee Club, Oratorio, Physical Fitness. DYLIS WITTBRODT Sodality, Living Rosary, C.S.M.C., Glee Club, Prelude, Piano Recitals, Physical Fitness. JOHN ZELENAK Holy Name, Sodality, Living Rosary, Glee Club, Intramural Football, Physical Fitness. 1 W9 f 'M Q The Rugged Road Left to Right: Richard Peters, Herbert Walby, Dolores Nuytten, James Shubnell, Dolores Joziak, Dorothy Goad, Beatrice Dekutoski, Fred Hiller, Marcella Brault, Louis Schoenbeck, Donald Greenwell, John Shaw, Eleanor Grice, John Lizza, Louis Deziel, Gertrude Supanich. Seated: Doris Johnstone, Lorraine Hengesbach, Jean Genorcl, Rita Stapels. Junior 1-Top Row: W. Schnekenburger, R. Goeddeke, J. Rutt, J. Merlo, E. Bem, R. Ingenthron, J. Silvers, R. Dettloi, E. Morley, J. McGinnis, A. Pruss. Third Row: R. Gutman, A. Mosher, D. Scheich, J. Blazier, R. Hofer, V. Bodick, P. Saigh, A. Mike, P. Solomon, H. Bonnice, D. Buckman. Second Roux J. A. Suminski, M. Knott, G. Hanula, D. Nihem, R. Eisbrenner, M. Olis, H. Roehl, P. Wolgast G. Miramonti, G. Saurini, J. Thomas, M. Brault, A. Kurczewski, M. Dacey. First Row: V. Goni: wiecka, F. Cooper, M. Kaschalk, G. Salas, IP. Houtekier, J. Michael, E. Plotts, M. L. Stahl, I. Courey Junior 2-Top Row: A. Jarzombek, R. Wall, A. Franz, J. Goike, J. Morris, A. D'Agostino, F. Hiller T. Zech, G. Dolson, J. Hannon, D. Donahue, G. Loehnis, E. McGinnis. Third Row: H. Kopp, H Kenny, L. Rancilio, K. Light, P. Corcoran, V. Thieman, E. Rivard, J. Oullette, I. Koss, G. Frischitz D. Gronczewski, D. Schneider, L. Johnson, A. Krakowski, M. Meier. Second Row: M. Kelly, R DeMaggio, I. Dockter, P. Oberliesen, F. Lademan, J. Maich, R. McAdoo, L. Blatz, R. Houlihan, V Soens, E. Deneweth, R. Agnoletta, R. Nebuloni. First Row: R. Fullio, J. Hill, E. Rafoul, C. Verbiest T. Malik, M. Stoecklin, L. Fick, I. Aiuto, D. Walczak. Junior 3-Top Row: D. Brodeur, L. Costello, V. Meldrum, R. Niedermaier, C. Krause, D. James, R Magness. Tlziwl Row: V. Laporte, J. Quackenbush, R. Novak, G. Kulka, A. Swoish, R. Colombo ll. Sand, L. Schoenbeck, M. Spezia, P. Geffert, J. Euteneuer, J. Meyle, J. Barzotti. Sevcmd Row K. Jennings, M. Pasley, C. Oliverio, L. Stark, S. A. Cottrell, Crescenti, E. Cole, C. Doucette R. Clementi, S. Michaels, M. Moroski, M. Colacurti, M. E. Merhne. Fzrst Row: Lafreniere, M RObe,.t, J- pete,-S, D, T1-ombley, R. Ignatowski, M. Frontera, A. M. Mason, M, A, P1'lSby, M. L. Brack 7 7 Soph. I-Top Rouf: J. Rice, A. Pasqual, E. Mijewski, H. Tomalcyk, J. Zech, F. Ockstadt, T. Bochenstette Third Row: A. Salvaggio, J. Williams, H. Azarovitz, D. Rem, G. Latronica, M. Mackowski, C Swallow, V. Lybarger, C. Hart, C. Chmeleski, J. Vercruysse, M. McPherson. Second Row: L. Dettloif S. Cargill, J. Lyon, B. Greenwell, I. Carroll, F. Winkel, L. Zenoni, R. Kalmanek, D. Meyle, F Delaney, L. Tessier, I. Crawley, A. Skelley, D. Welling, M. Tribula, H. Bosnian. First Row: J Zawacki, B. Mijewski, T. Kanan, J. Bastuba, J. Bemiss, E. Catarinickna, A. Lopez, J. Genord P. Quinn, M. Roe. Soph. 2-Top Row: L. Weott, B. Smith, J. Gayda, J. Lazzeri, J. Michaels, R. Filippelli, B. Burda D. Elwart, J. Mahar, D. Connolly, R. Kazmierowski. T1ziwIRo'1u.' E. Mallace, V. Brazen, R. Dardini D. Gajewski, D. Abraham, R. Banashak, M. Gagnon, H. Denolf, G. Carnaghi, M. J. Klem, D. Isrow L. Laskey, B. Gazarek. Second Row: B. J. Rivest, Y. Harless, A. Kline, M. Hudock, M. Bisson A. Tunesi, R. Schierlinger, G. Groll, J. Merline, L. Baranowski, E. Lieder, A. Schenk, E. Scheuer man. First Row: V. Moroski, K. Lentes, H. Airoldi, R. Clos, R. Joseph, C. Sargalski, A. Capoccia H. Torres, M. Gentile. goph. 3-T0p Row: F. Dalesandro, J. Krause, F. Grabowski, R.. Lafferty, P. Pelletier, R. Deisler R. Blatz, E. Budde, J. Piazza, C. Roemer, F. Marshall. Tlzizfrd Row: D. Dembeck, C. Chiodini B. Bonner, B. J. Damitio, S. Storch, B. A. Cooper, D. Wagner, M. Micheli, F. Gentilia, S. Huetteman G. Gronczewski, M. G. Maccagnone, J. Soma, J. Rutledge. Second Row: E. Van Maele, B. Sobditcli E. Graf, B. Miller, B. Bundshuh, A. Jentilet, C. Cronin, T. DeMaggio, P. Ruth, G. Rossi, R. Brueggge man. First Row: M. Gauliente, R. Abate, P. Valenti, S. A. Scholtz, J. Redoute, M. Hummer M mffd T. Stefanowski, R. Landino. 4 4 4 1 is -- Q, V ! 2 if ? 73 A T' U N I lmwl.. W.,,,M fl,. V. mia X E I Z .1 5 If 'Z 5 ri Zh f ' ' 2' N' '- TIEQEY I KY H 'E' 56-Z1 X' 'lW 1w ' 2 ' Soph. 4-Top Row: T. Ross, M. Mclnerney, L. Reemmer, R. Aschenbrenner, J. Kilinski, J. Donahue, W. Dacey, R. Amyot, C. Burr, A. Felcyn, A. Gaynor, W. McCue. T11 ird Row: B. Fix, M. Eisbrenner, M. McLeod, M. K. MacDonnell, D. Bost, E. Paulshock, R. M. Murphy, C. Pizzimenti, P. Walters, M. Black, L. Valgoi, I. Gonter, M. Wittman. Second Row: W. Zimmerman, M. Bolter, M. Holmes, S. J. L. Fresh. J. A T C D T Fresh. C. J. R R D A Kozma, M. Vaccaro, V. Zurek, B. Joseph, P. Spragg, M. Dwyer, C, Gulisano, D. Eschrich, LaPointe, G. Martin. First Row: D. Sperry, D. Lesmeister, D. Pittsley, S. Stackpoole, P. Hughes, Abraham, P. Mahoney, A. Lesmeister, J. Lamoureux. I-Top Row: T. Urbin, Q. Saurini, F. Taubitz, J. Heiny, R. Masta, G. Gaugh, W. Gace, C. Ross, Boyke, D. Gobeliewski, T. Dettloff, C. Radlicki, P. Kelly, C. Kruming, E. Deslippe, N. Wisniewski, Thomas. Seca-nfl Row: V. Beste, A. McGillis, R. Radcliffe, G. Van Rysseghen, H. Kemp, Troszak, B. Azarovitz, A. Dalian, D. Troszak, D. Burns, L. Verbiest, A. Donovan, J. Eliss, Fontana, G. Bishop, D. Winkelbauer, L. Bell, A. Richie, G. Grabowski, L. Morin. First Row: Piwonski, T. Milani, M. Griiford, M. Rancilio, B. Koch, N. Wittick, R. Cappola, M. Sylvester, Essa, T. Walby, L. Kaiser, E. Donagan, R. Kulka. -2-Top Row: W. Claeys, R. Walby, A. Joseph, J. Lijewski, R. Suda, H. Roe, R. Kebbe, R. Grady, Lazar, V. Nelson, L. Koss, R. Zobl, B. Bootz. Tlzzrd Row: M. Thomas, P. Meinert, R. Loehnis, McCabe, E. Toth, A. Pawlaczyk, J. Bopp, J. Gill, J. Heymoss, M. A. Glinske, E. Macy, F. Oliverio, Jedd, L. L. Lutz, J. Ignatowski. Second Row: J. Poyma, P. Nolan, L. Sarrault, J. Bemiss, Stieber, B. Ettlingj, V. Minisci, G. Hofer, W. Bodin, A. Larivee, G. Marx, M. Morelli, A. Hepp, Yates. First Row: R. Busacca, T. Fadoul, R. Nolan, D. A. Marchin, D. Farrell, M. Jennings, Hakim, R. Lesha, C. Chonka, S. Genord, G. VandenBossche. Fresh. 3-Top Row: H. Kortz, M. Currie, R. Nowinski. Fifth. Row: J. Rutledge, R. Hinz, J. Novak, VV. Lennard, B. Ouellet, M. Dagostinis, T. Culhan, C. Tisler, J. Hemeryck. Fozwtlz Row: J. Gardella, J. Hiller, G. Lafferty, J. Christine, R. Turkal, A. Hendrix, E. Bach, N. Schultz, D. Torres, F. Corbett. Tlziwl Roux' R. Lawrence, B. Kerwinski, D. Ficht, R. Mauri, J. Mathieu, E. Rogozynski, P. Culhane, L. Mushynski, G. Merkiel, I. Barry, F. Stuart. Second Row: A. Frazier, G. Scheich, R. Thomas, J. Tiza, J. Saba, M. Ruch, E. Stahl, M. Kalmanek, D. Holzhauer, D. Steffes, R. WVatl-co, R. Donohue, J. McNamara. First Row: R. Schmidt, A. D'Andrea, D. Koski, R. Maltese, K. Haisen- leder R. Thomas, W. Gardiner, J. A. Joque, D. Grove. Fresh. 4!Top Roux' J. Ardito, V. Bromberek, C. Saigger, A. Kamman, G. Wachowski, N.'Murphy, K. Huellmantel, E. Colbourne, P. McCoy, J. Bresnahan, L. Brooks, E. Meyers. Tlzzid Row: R. Goodrich, G. Corcoran, T. Stephens, W. Fischer, E. DeClaire, M. Poisson, S. Kochanowski, A. Wasko, R. Schmidt, R. Gough, R. Gigliotti, J. Evancho, J. DeBaker, J. Reese. Second Row: J. Platt, E. Lester, T. Kastler, J. Bolduck, R. Radzwion, N. Steffes, G. Casey, W. Johr, M. VanDalen, J. Kocik, P. Friedrich, L. Roncone, R. VanDeWiele, R. Megge, P. Perez, J. Perdew, A. Rainoldi. First Roux' M. Moelke, J. Leahey, M. Zogby, M. L. Dykeman, D. Urban, B. Gray, C. Reske, M Solomon M. Schultz, J. Schneider, J. Leahey. Fresh. .5-Top Row: E. Smith, L. Deisler, C. Plotzke, M. K. Driscoll, T. Slongo, J. Kendall, L. Stypinski, K. Plotts E. Bidigare, B. Rademacher, D. Kaczynski, Third Roni: M. Schnuphase, K. Schwartz, G. Bodicli, J. Kalmanek, L. Megge, M. Llzza, T. Atkinson, R. Koss, R. Roth, C. Johr, J. Brack, A. Renehan, P. Martin. Second Row: P. Hallman, R. Bannasch, T. Kaschalk, D. Smith, D. Fagan, ,T, Anthonv, P. Leppek, W. Kessler, T. Nicholson, R. Gendron, R. Marcantonio, J. Donahue, , . Sristoforo, D. Doucette. First Row: B. Landry, M. Butt, M. Dowd, B. Doher, others, D. Meldrum, R. Hill, J. Piscopink, B. Andre, N. Squires. Classes In Action Twenty-sir L u E Virgil Following exquisite passages through which Virgil portrays his Aeneid, fourth year Latin students find volumes of in- terest. The art of a classic language speaks audibly in the study of a truly vivid subject. American History Avidly interested, not only in the story of the past, the Seniors also find present-day American History equally fascinating, and eagerly absorb as much of it as possible. With the distant South Pacific brought so near home by the presence of our boys in that area, there is a two-fold objective in its study- satisfaction of the natural desire for familiarity with the conditions surround- ing loved ones, and, in the second place, the never-ending quest for knowledge. Journalism Newspaper work proves itself an ex- cellent branch of study for broadening the mind and the power of understand- ing. The class consists of several Prelude staff members, who immediately utilize every quip of journalistic code. Biology All things are of one pattern made: bird, beast, and flower. -Emerson. Biology is the open door to the won- ders of nature and nature's God. Its little intricacies and mysteries appear clearly before our otherwise unseeing eyes. Truth revealed in this study trans- forms into real beauty the workings of all animate and inanimate things of creation. A fascinating study, which will play a great part in the post-war era is Biology. Dynamic, alert students of to- day become the doctors, nurses, and physiologists of tomorrow. Geometry Geometric designs wrought with the aid of rulers, compasses, and protractors, decorate the Sophomore Mathematics room, while under bowed heads the stu- dents ponder over diflicult theorems. These are proved by taking apart piece by piece, angles, triangles, squares, poly- gons, and rectangles. By means of earnest application, the students hope that huge textbook will be completely digested when the June days creep along. General Science There is never a dull moment in the General Science Course scheduled for our own Freshmen. This course attempts to make the students realize that science plays an essential part in everyday life, and that comfort, convenience, safety, and pleasure in all the activities of everyday life have been increased by the contribution of science. Experiments and demonstrations form a major and inter- esting part of the course. The students find it a fascinating study, the more you know about it, the more you want to know. Twe Il ty-se ren Aviation Fundamentals of aviation, the science of tomorrow, are daily reviewed in Senior III by an eager class of boys who may easily become America's future pilots. Students are taught the various parts of the airplane, aerodynamics and navigation, which includes some mathe- matics necessary to flying. Trigonometry Courses in Advanced Mathematics have attracted greater numbers of boys this year than ever before, because of the great need for engineers and pilots. The third dimension which plays so im- portant a part in Solid Geometry at first presents difficulties, but the use of home- made objects as seen in this picture is a great help. Chemistry Providing actual chemical experiments and reactions in the laboratory, as well as regular classroom work, the Chemis- try class makes a universal appeal to those interested in this branch of sci- ence. With emphasis on the practical applications of the subject, the students are well on the way to increase their knowledge in this Held. Commercial Accuracy plus speed equals one deli- nite total-efficiency. During the year commercial students entered various con- tests, qualified in the O. A. T., and re- ceived high awards. Outstanding skill in class work will culminate in exception- ally Hne business men and women of tomorrow. CLARINETS VVillia1n Bodin Shirley Genord Victoria Beste Loretta Brooks Derigi Pacella Edward Schultz Ralph Slitte Rose Mary Gloss Lino Widrnann Gerald Golernbieski Joseph Moriarity Donald Kaschalk Allen Lewis Ernest Kozrna SOUSAPHONES Robert Kebbe Evelyn Rivard Band Personnel FLUTES and PICCOLO Delphine Piwonski Elizabeth Gloss John Chonka SNARE DRUMS Lawrence Johnson Alfred Blind Patrick Gandhi Robert Castello David Droste Harold Rocheleau TROMBONES Louise Rossi Leonora Urban James Michels Patricia Lesmeister HORNS Doris Droste Joan Weins Gerald Casey Bernadette Dankas BARITONES Sylvia Kozma Barbara Andre Arlene Atwell SAXOPHONES Richard Chaperon Daniel Connelly Margaret Dacey Peter Saigih Dolores Marchin CORNETS Frank Bernock John Lizza Daniel Krause William Dacey John Rutledge Robert Stieber Louis Gipprich John Casey Richard Michels Patricia Rocheleau BASS DRUM Gladys Frischitz DIRECTOR Sister Mary Maureen Tzven ty-rzzm Olivet to Calvary On Passion Sunday an appreciative audience witnessed the Lenten Ora- torio, Olivet to Calvary. A brass octette played the pompous theme from Pomp and Circumstancef' The Carolynian glee club responded to the trumpeters' call with the mighty hymn, Great and Glorious. A series of dramatic tableaux presented out- standing scenes from the Passion, while a verse-speaking choir inter- preted biblical passages. The pictures on this and the following pages are from the Oratorio. Verse-Speaking Choir Top Row: Nancy Wisniewski, Dorothy Golebiewski, Doris Kaczynski, Patricia Martin, Virginia Bodick, Teresa Slonga, Rosemary Turkal, Betty Raclemacher, Rosemary Kulka, Margaret Schnup- hase. Row Two: Teresa Dettlofli, Marianne Kal- manek, Shirley Kochanowski, Rosemary Hill, Joan Tiza, Meta Poisson, Eileen Bedigare, Patricia Culhane, Louise Deisler, Arlene Hepp, Nancy Wittig. Row One: Marilyn Butt, Marianne Dowd, Anna Hakin, Beverly Gray, Carrie DiMarco, Agnes Lesmeister, Dolores Pittsley, Patricia Meinert, Rita Schmidt, Dolores Lesmfister, Shirley Brothers, Rita Thomas 5 3 g, Z 5 Q , Z ,,......x muh' Tlx irigf-two Junior Glee Club Top Row: Philip Churpek, Bernard Krause, Gordon Hag- gerty, Richard Chaperon. Row Six: Robert Weber, Charles Wilkins, Ralph Wall, La Salle Mayes, Donald Dalley. Row Five: Marjorie Brooks, Doris Droste, Margaret Pal- azzola, Joan Weins. Row Four: Dolores Michels, Rosemary Gloss, Virginia Damitio, Dolores Hudock. Row Tlzfree: Louise Rossi, Frances Nichele, Leona Chess, Anne Kilgore. Row Two: Rosemary Roe, Gilberta Boucke, Palma D'Andrea, Marie Lentes. Row One: Rita Fix, Geraldine Missig, Bernice Ricci, Lor- raine Wood. Trumpet Trio Herald Oratorio. Soloists Delus James, Beatrice Dekutoski Louis Schoenbeck, Marcella Br.ult Majorettes Theresa Coiifiitti, Barbara Genord, Delphine Piwonski. Thirty-tlzrec Carolyn Echoes Highlight Oratorio Top Row: Miles Currie, Ervin Morley, John Kalmanek, James Rutt, Raymond Wall, Martin Mclnerney, William Schnekenberger, Betty Kinney, Louis Schoenbeck, Delus James. Third Row : Ralph Roth, Frederick Hiller, William McCue, Donald Buckman, Marilynn Gulden, Dorothy Hamlin, Dolores Gronczevvski, Eleanor Grice, Theresa Radlicki, Gloria Ricci, Ida Aiuto. Second Row: Rosemarie Wernpe, Marion Hilla, Rose Clementi, Lillian Prosser, Regina Houlihan, Gertrude Engleman, Rita Nebuloni, Frances Cooper, Rita DeMaggio, Patricia Oberliesen, Janet Thomas, Dylis Wittbrodt. First Row: Mary Louise Brack, Evelyn Deneweth, Beatrice Dekutoski, Marie Stoecklin, Rita Ignatowski, Dolores Walczak, Lorraine Hengesbach, Jennie Saurini, Marcella Brault, Antoinette Amoroso. Piflfno : Leonora Urban. Octette Heralds Oratorio Four cornets, two melophones, a trombone, and a tuba compose this sparkling brass ensemble of eight players. They sound the curtain with Pomp and Circumstanceu for Olivet to Calvary. Tltifrty-fo'1l.fr if I A ' ' '14 ' fl Cheer Leaders Left to Right: Marjorie Rancilio, Catherine Chonka, Dolores Pittsley, Patricia Meinert, Alice Kamman, Donna Cahill, Eleanore Paulshock, Patricia McCoy, Dolores Lesnieister, Jacqueline Fiemiss. Cenfevx' Theresa Stefanowski. Girls' Basketball Team Left to Right: Evelyn Gitschlag, Sally Cottrell, Margaret Roe, Henrietta Basman, Rosemary Eisbrenner, Kathleen Jennings lCaptain Electl, Irene Jennings fCaptainj, Gertrude Supanich, Claire Oliverio, Jean Lyon, Jean Zawacki, Patricia Oberliesen, Dorothy Goafl, Bernice Scheuerman. T11 irfgf-fire Z CGCY as 'na iii' is ml' 'N' x ,--...... i ., W , ,v'v:::- 5 V' A V 1J,.. X ,q,..,AA,:.,., . 1 N. Y 5 Rev. Roman Anderson, C.PP.S. Spiritual Director, Anthonader Mission Unit The Crusad .4 We ' f www X' ' ,4 ff A f 'ZZ i A H 4' - Jmbmw f i? 5 we Y 4 4 wi fl 2 .S 4 i 3 Dr. Leo De Barry in FOCUS Archdiocesan Director, Society for the Propagation of the Faith 14 ff ,.. .. um -Qu- ,p,. f ' . : Q 4 2 ' x '53 ,.g. , 4.,i . ,,,,, , N., X M Eewf 2' 'V ,fjig , 3 ' ffis iy z ,l 'ff' Q A' wf f , f 9 ,jk 1, , . 421' A' f ' ,, f ZW' X 4 ff Qi If ff WQ ,f . f 12,1642 ,I ,yy .v 7, I My ,, 1,4 , if 9 X I aww ws Mx wwwswmwwvfxvss 2' 4 Preparing to serve breakfast for hungry socialists. Counting eggs with care. Sodality annual Egg lbrive for orphans and old folks. Discussing results of Tag Day to purchase pamphlets for service men. Checking gifts for Indian children at Harbor Springs. Freshmen participate in vocation drill. Fav' If fl Brother Henry, Father Lapinski, Louis Deziel, Richard Dettloi, are busy making plans to celebrate the football Victory. Victorious teams may possess the talent and vigor to play a competitive sport but Without a force of enthusiastic fans and their leaders, no squad will continue to Win. St. Anthony's Cheerleaders have in the past season inspired such ambition and faith into their players, that they captured the Parochial City Championship. Cheer Leaders l , .,,,, mat..,,.,, Smml'i'ng: Gerald Hofer, James Bemiss, Ray Radzwion, Ernest Lester, Bernard Joseph, Paul Pelletier, James Platt, Lawrence Sarrault, Charles Johr, Kenneth Haisenleder. First Row: Jack Kuptz, Henry Carroll, Edward Riehl, Arthur Glaeser. SQ 3 1A- QEZX V in ff V Q x il. W Maxam, X 3-... V-...J , ,X ,v Qt L.E. James Morris L.T. Leo Weott ' V' . ,Www ..,. 5 WMM M ff fi J . ' ,,,i.QW ,,, VV , H I V I , QW .0211 ,.,i i53f V X' i 1. ' ,Q lj' K' ' ., ,J , 125 R 5 i sql L.G. John Kalmanek C. Carl Piscopink R.G. Clement Krause R.T. Anthony Semany R.E. Robert Plotzke QB. Richard Peters RH. John Farrell F.B. Angelo Carnaghi L.H. Richard Griliiths Delus James Philip Chinzi Frank Schroeder Thomas Perry James Shubnell George Schreiber Football Top Row: George Schreiber, Clement Krause, Frank Schroeder, Fred Hiller, Richard Griffiths, Brother Henry Kosalko, C.PP.S., CCoachb, Robert Plotzke fCaptainJ, Angelo Carnaghi, Delus James, Gerald Vanden Bussche, Leo Weott. Second Row: Louis Deziel fBusiness Managerj, Anthony Semany, Carl Piscopink, Richard Peters, Fred Marshall, Francis Delasandro, James Shubnell, Charles Moffatt, Joseph Euteneuer, Joseph Morris, Richard Dettloff fManagerJ. First Row: Thomas Perry, John Farrell, Philip Chinzi, John Kalmanek, Robert Kalmanek, Daniel Jastrzebski, Richard Blatz, Louis Blatz. Our Coach You played a swell game and that's all I expected of you, said the Champion to his defeated knights, after Catholic Central's spectacular third quarter combat. Brother Henry Kosalko set a record in his first role as Physical Educator at St. Anthony High- he tutored a Teuton eleven to the Parochial City Championship, he established a record which will live on in the annals of St. Anthony High. He really made football history, for he set a city pace which had never before been accomplished in so rare fashion. His secret of success is work, hard Work every minute of the practice sessions. Muscle and character are the Brother's specialties, with emphasis on the latter. Had his team done nothing more, Brother Henry Would have been satisfied in knowing that he had accom- plished his main ambition as instructor and builder of young men. Be nifty and fair in Whatever you play, and God will see you through the rest of the Way. Forty four '43 Grid Season From the depths to the heights in one season is the success story of the St. Anthony Teutons who began a steady, record-breaking march as they smashed through all oppo- sition and finally emerged Parochial City Champions. Theirs was a glorious victory-a record which has never been equalled, for the eleven was not only undefeated and untied, but they also managed to keep their goal-line uncrossed. Determined to win, the team began to roll, trampling their initial opponents, the St. Paul Flyers, in a 21-0 romping. Strengthened by the mighty offensive tackle pillars, the Eleven made a spectacular second half combat, vanquishing St. Benedict's, 13-0. October 10, the De La Salle Pilots fell in quick succession under a surge of heavy passing attacks with the same outcome. The Red-White remained bogged in a mucky field, unable to lash out with their deadly weapons, during the St. Catherine clash. However, a power thrust in the third quarter, swept the Teutons within scoring range. Then a short bullet pass found its target, clinching the tilt, 6-0. St. Ladislaus proved no match for the onrushing stride of the Red-White and they also bowed to the Teuton squad, 19-0. St. Joseph's Commercial challenged the Teutons in a duel for the East Side Cham- pionship, but the Antonian gridders unleashed a blitz attack and overwhelmed the Com- mercials, 27-0. West Side Champs and contenders for the City Parochial laurels, St. Mary's of Redford met the Teutons at the U. of D. Stadium for the First Division playoff contest. That memorable Sunday afternoon, November 14, will never be forgotten, for the S.A.H. players walked off the field in possession of the championship trophy after achieving a 14-0 decision. St. Anthony's Eleven took a decisive stand against Catholic Central's Shamrocks, but to no avail. The Shamrocks carried the day, the score being 19-6, the Teuton gridders took their defeat with a smile in true sportsmanship fashion. Since Catholic Central played an independent schedule, the defeat had no bearing on league standings. The Red-White had realized its dream-they had reached the top of the ladder, and the season of '43 will live on in the annals of St. Anthony High. Football Schedule Undefeated-Untied-Unscored On St. Anthony .....,..,. 21 St. Paul . , , 0 St. Anthony , 13 St. Benedict , 0 St. Anthony . . 13 De La Salle . . , 0 St. Anthony . . 6 St. Catherine . . 0 St. Anthony . . 19 St. Ladislaus . 0 St. Anthony . . . , 27 St. Joseph . . . 0 EAST SIDE CHAMPIONS St. Anthony .,,..,... 14 St. Mary's of Redford 0 CATHOLIC CITY CHAMPIONS St. Anthony , . , ......,,. 6 Catholic Central , . . , 19 Forty-jive Basketball Center Top: Brother Henry Kosalko, C.PP.S., Armando Stavale, Lawrence Rancilio. Left: Lawrence Rancilio, Richard Peters, John Merlo, John Kalmanek. Right: Armando Stavale, Robert Plotzke, Carl Pis- copink, Delus James, Richard Griflithsa Basketball Scores St. Anthony Assumption A St. Anthony St. Paul St. Anthony A A St. Catherine A St. Anthony St. Benedict A A A A St. Anthony De LaSalle St. Anthony A St. Joseph A A St, Anthony St. Stanislaus St. Anthony St. Catherine A A St. Anthony A LaSalle St. Anthony A St. Joseph A De A A St. Anthony A St. St. Annunciation A Stanislaus A Anthony Tournament St. Anthony Visitation St. Anthony St. Catherine St. Anthony Holy Redeemer 21 15 40 16 21 27 34 22 30 27 24 34 37 39 17 25 45 28 37 52 22 51 24 . 46 75 28 0 -u 5 Fo'rz'gf-e ight A Club Top Row: Carl Piscopink, Delus James, Robert Plotzke, Clement Krause, Richard Grilliths, Leo Weott, Thomas Perry, George Schreiber, Gerald Vanden Bussche, Angelo Carnaghi. Second Row: Richard Dettloff, Armand Stavale, Henry Carroll, Arthur Glaeser, Edward Riehl, Lawrence Rancilio, John Kuptz, John Merlo, Joseph Morris, James Shubnell. First Row: John Kalmanek, Louis Deziel, Frank Schroeder, John Farrell, Richard Peters CPresidentJ, Charles Moffatt, Philip Chinzi, Robert Kalmanek. Baseball Back Row-Herman Kortz, Harold Kopp, Richard Griffiths, Clement Krause, Joseph Hemerick, Angelo Carnaghi, Carl Piscopink, Robert Plotzke. Front Row-Lawrence Johnson, Lawrence Rancilio, Richard Peters, John Kalmanek, John Farrell, Charles Moffatt, Michael Lizza, Thomas Perry. Basketball Team-Reserves Left to Riglzt: fCoachJ Brother Henry Kosalko, C.PP.S., Thomas Kaschalk, Robert Suda, Charles Hart, Raymond Nowinski, Robert Goodrich, James Ignatowski, Dale Winkelbauer, Robert Kalmanek. Tiny Teuton Club Top Row: Henry Johnson, Robert Weber, Gordon Haggerty, Charles Wilkins, Paul Forbes. Second Row : Norbert Rayniak, Philip Churpek, Frank Winkler, Robert Martin, James Kobus fCaptainJ, Jack Rogers, John Bunoski, LaSalle Mayes, Bernard Krause, Brother Henry Kosalko, C.PP.S., Coach. First Row: Fred Ranesbottom, Frank Carnaghe, John Bahorski, Raymond Amyat, Robert Randolph, Donald Dalley, Terrence Lewis, Charles Courneya, Peter Weiland, Stanley Ruth. Forty-nine Physical Fitness The World War has made Americans conscious of one thing, i.e., that many of our boys are physically unfit to cope successfully with theyrigors of war. Hence schools have introduced physical fitness programs to remedy this situation and to help along the War effort. Above, some of our Freshmen and Sophomores are going through their regular drill exercises. f 2 ai 7 x V: 2? . awww: ' J 'mm H, faxes... i Ku ,ww s xv ,4Ll..1..1-r E gf Q E 3 51 '? I Q fa v ga. , ,. .....-W , emoranda on the Year '43-'4 Sm 5 Q m1.Ml1IlZl.,1. t i1 Dick Peters discusses the publicity plan for bond sales With Virginia Lybarger and Dorothy Hamlin. f -Hfagfff Jeeps for victory? Within a few short months, both elementary and high school students responded with a simultaneous cry, Three Jeeps for the present, but H1019 X ,. .oi, - ffftffegzf -' 4' sis. ' - 2' , X, vt i 2, VZ A 2 5? Vw - Wh, - Q - 1 tx s v - ' V:-'iferzvrgai I 4 q . 3 3 J , t V :I I 1 I . ,fu :, N .,,. , r lu f, .3 ' -' - ' , Y'Ii1E, - Q -j'il? - l - V, . S , 9 is E: V N t -P rs. ' ,-,, S ' M - -' , V 1Aff.l,Mfs...4QLfvfyH ' A K l M. 5? - 'el' : KN J 1 ' m .:,r .ui f if f' .95 V A W M 'X ffl, .,,,,, X , i m...,............g,,,g,54.....m-.,, ' , 7 ' '- S s . A. 'ot' .. -r-- sex n ga' A ' A if ,ff M H ., I, ,,o,.,o , A, ,zgl . .l H . gzfz., '.,,f:5'.,1w'- y 562-gfai' ,e 'A 4 f ' hr' ...nm ,1 ,I .Vw , I QT . L . l i I. tl V Hiitylffflgf 4 3 if S 5 1 f at 3 Scenes taken during' the flag-raising ceremony. Ifjfffif-lfnflr lst Lieut. T. G. Ewing Miniature Royalty Thrilled are Mary Jean Domzalski of room 232 and Walter Dwornick, room 7-2, to know they are Queen and King of the bond campaign held among the youngsters of the grade school. Patrick Magnotte, room 112, runner-up for the title of king, serves as page. Jeep Presentation Program to commemmorate Pearl Harbor Day, Decem- ber 7. Left to right are: lst Lieut. Ewing, who accepts the keys for the jeeps from John Chonka, campaign chairman, the Rev. Henry Post, pastor, and Sister Mary Hilaria, principal. The freshman division watches eagerly from the background. Three enior Clinch ll Cit Captain and end, Robert Plotzke, not only scored six touchdowns but also converted six times to become the t e a rn ' s l e a d i n g V.::- scorer. A veteran ' of three years' '22- standin Bob was A ci: , gy an excellent pass receiver. -' Whenever a play f y was directed over .. V , Plotzke's left end ' ' slot it usually went for yardage. He K , possessed an un- ' canny knack for converting points after touchdowns and missed clearing the uprights only twice. 153 ,W ..... - fl ig ' Bob Plotzke ir 'A' i' Rosalie Lawrence and Joseph Bla- zier reach highest bond totals in pur- chase of Pt-19B Fairchild Cornell training plane. tar Gridders Prep Eleven Carl Piscopink, better known as Feet to his gridiron associates, not only received all city recognition but has also been nominated for the all state team. The lanky 185-lb. center clinched honors through su- perb defensive play, backing up the line. All the kick- ing was handled by Piscopink, whose punting averaged 37 yards. ,AZ ' .5 I. 4-pkg' ' fx, 5 - ., I ag, Mmm 'Mgr' 1' ia J A Dick Griffiths Carl Piscopink Dick Flash Grif- fiths, 190-lb. left halfback, has de- veloped into the league's leading aerialist. Oppon- ents were kept busy guessing as to what he would do next, pass or run, and the Flash's de- ceptiveness brought in results in the scoring column. Fiyfty-j'I1't' Missions Receive Help Flfeax QXN ffixviig, l l Y, rj is The Crusaders hurried to and fro gathering stamps and l ' tl k d d ' ' thagena. The outcome-you see it for yourself. iavmg wm pac 6 an leady to Ship to Cal Speed Through Air Power The war has made our youth aviation- minded. The boys in the aeronautics class sit with rapt attention to the explanations given by James Shubnell. Wielding Power with a Smile Reason for laughter? Plenty. No lack of enthusiasm is absent here as Angelo Car- naghi '44 discusses future activities with Patricia Wolgast '45, Bernard Joseph '46, and Shirley Genord '47, Broadcast Wins Favor Nearly 800 students heard the WJR broadcast of the HVoice of Youth series in the St. Anthony high school auditorium. Radio engineer, announcer, and producer directed the quarter hour program with band renditions and instrumental solos participating. Sister Maureen arranged the schedule, taking the course of current war- time themes. Blocking and More Blocking The Detroit News caught this action shot of Dick Griffiths for the final touchdown in the St. Anthony vs. St. Joe's game. Norma Allafrancia Mr. and Mrs. John Allafrancia Annette Allafrancia Mr. Mario Allafrancia Mr. and Mrs. N. Chiodini Mr. and Mrs. W. Cometti Mrs. C. Fantini Mrs. Rose Fontana Carl Gianotti Miss Joan Lovati Mr . and Mrs. Joseph Miramonti Mr. and Mrs. C. Miriani Mr. Joseph Pozzini Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Re Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ruggiroli Mr. William Ruggiroli Dorothy Bachman Mrs. Peter Bachman Mr. Peter Bachman Miss Evelyn Bachman '42 Mr. Edward E. Esper Mr. and Mrs. John Friedrich Miss Ann Friedrich Mr. Anton Friedrich Miss Catherine Friedrich, R.N. Pfc. John C. Friedrich Pvt. Peter A. Friedrich Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Florin Miss Pauline Krell Elizabeth Mueller Louis Scheich '42 Richard Scheich '42 Mary Watko Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Borgman Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Campeau Mrs. Mary E. Campeau Mr. and Mrs. A. Dysarczyk Sgt. Gilbert Dysarczyk Sgt. Lawrence Dysarczyk Pfc. Robert Dysarczyk Sylvia Dysarczyk '43 Mr. and Mrs. S. Martin Mrs. Nicholas Trost Mrs. Elizabeth Watko Mr. and Mrs. F. Wilkinson Dolores Majewski Mr. Anthony Bahr '37 Lilian E. Bastien Marguerite S. Fisher A Friend A Friend Alfreda Lilienkamp Mr. and Mrs. S. Majewski Earl Nelson '41 Frances Ring Pfc. Joseph P. Saad, '43 Sarajane Tardy '43 James Shubnell Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Funke Betty Korth '42 Mrs. Theresa Korth Honorable John J. Kozaren Our Patrons Mr. and Mrs. C. Restivio Miss Mary Sarrach James Shubnell '44 Mr. and Mrs. Leo Shubnell Mrs. Martha Shubnell Mr. and Mrs. Adam Skowronek Mr. and Mrs. J. Sweppy Ruth Bette SfSgt. Joseph H. Bette Aviation Cadet Charles Dunn Robert Lapp, USN Betty Lynch '43 Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Mercier Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Pothast Gertrude L. Richards Mrs. Mary Ritter Bill Wurm Cadet Ben Yagley Angelo Carnaghi Richard M. Ballini Mrs. Rosetta Ballini Mrs. Rose Campiglio Mr. Louis Campiglio Mr. and Mrs. C. 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Vogel, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Vogel, Jr Lorraine Kaiser Boy Scouts Troop 319 Jean Dalsky '42 Dorothy J ungwirth Evelyn J ungwirth Leonorda J ungwirth Fred Kaiser, '41 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kaiser Mrs. Catherine E. Kruming Margaret Wiesenhoefer Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wolschon Betty Kavanaugh Miss Viola Gainor '37 Betty Kavanaugh '44 Lt. and Mrs. I. J. Kavanaugh Mr. Walter Kavanaugh Mrs. Walter Kavanaugh Mrs. Lillian Matson Miss Theresa Sarrazen Leonore Rogotzke '43 Leo Rogotzke '43, USN Pfc. Russell Yaeger Marie Nienhaus Mrs. Grace Bauer Mrs. Sadie L. Campbell Miss Hannah F. E. Findlay Mr. and Mrs. D. Fleming Mr. and Mrs. Clyde A. Moore Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Nienhaus Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Nienhaus Mr. Claude Patch Mrs. Zoa Sherlock Miss Regina Trompeter Lillian Prosser Mary Elizabeth Breyer Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harrand Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Heinrich Irene Jennings '44 Pvt. Frank S. Lusch '42 Mr. and Mrs. Emil Prosser Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Reiter, Jr. Odlia Shillady Elaine M. Spath '42 Mr. and Mrs. Eugene A. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Strobl Mr. and Mrs. George E. Murphy M31'g31'6t R06 Mr. and Mrs. Vincent T. O'Meara Marion Andres Mr. Charles Rourier Mr. and Mrs. Omer Dueweke Lt. and Mrs. James J. O'Rourke Robert Franks Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Sadowski Mr. and Mrs. John Stoll Lorrie Kaltz '43 Mary Ellen King Fifty-mn Dorothy Kuntz Mr. and Mrs. J. Kuntz Mr. and Mrs. W. Kammerer Miss Betty Maddox Kathryn Shook Theresa Stefanowski Genevieve Butke '41 Mr. and Mrs. J. Brenneman Julian Czazkowski Frontenac Barber Shop Mr. and Mrs. Clint Hopkins Leona Lambert '37 Sgt. Frank Stefanowski '36 Josephine Stefanowski Theresa Stefanowski '46 Mr. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. G. Sugg W. Wonsik and Mrs. Abate Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Ralph Abbot Mr. and Mrs. J. Abraham Mr. and Mrs. Paul Abraham and Mrs. Mr. Sister Mary Adelaide Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Agnolette Henriette Airoldi '46 Mrs. Louise Alain Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Amyat Sgt. Gerald Amyat Mr. and Mrs. Louis Anderson Emmeran J. Andre Henry Andre Mrs. John Andrews Mother M. Andrina, S.S.N.D. Mr. and Mrs. J. Anthony Mr. and Mrs. Chester Antiau Mr. and Mrs. Rocco Ardito Mr. and Mrs. F. Azarovitz Alice Azarovitz '42 Catherine Azarovitz Clare Azarovitz Pfc. John Azarovitz Mary Alice Bailey James Balduck '47 Mr. and Mrs. F. Banashak Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bandera Miss Lena Bandera Mr. Vincent Bandera Mr. and Mrs. V. Baranowski Mrs. Catherine Baroli Ilene Barry '47 J. P. M. Barzotti '45 Mr. and Mrs. John Bastuba Miss Mary Bastuba Matthew Battani Franklin R. Bayes, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Bazinet Mr. Ferdinand Beaudin Dr. J. W. Becker Mr. and Mrs. Peter Belanger Gerry Belanger '44 Mr. and Mrs. James Bemiss Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bemiss Edgar Achroyd Sift!! Our Patrons Mr. John Berberich Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Bei'nock Marilyn Berschback Mrs. F. Beste Miss Josephine Beste '42 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bidigare Mr. and Mrs. J. Biecker Raymond Biecker Mr. and Mrs. George Bisson Mr. Roger Bisson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Black Marceline Black '46 Mr. and Mrs. Louis Blatz Miss Josephine Blatz Louis Blatz Miss Rosemary Blatz Robert Blazejevvski Mr. and Mrs. Theophil Blind Genevieve M. Blind '41 Margaret Mary Blind '46 Mary Catherine Blind '43 Mr. Richard J. Blind George Bodick '47 Virginia Bodick '45 Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bolter Margaret Bolter '46 Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bommarito Jim Bommarito Nancy Bommarito Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Bonner Beatrice Bonner '46 Mr. and Mrs. Peter Boos Mr. Louis Borghi Mrs. Rose Borghi Dorothy Bost '46 Mrs. Eunice Bost Mr. Fred W. Bost Mr. and Mrs. L. Braekevelt Don Braekevelt '44 Mr. and Mrs. F. Brazen Miss Margaret Brazen '44 Virginia Brazen '46 Patricia Bremer '40 Mr. and Mrs. J. Briguglio Miss Catherine M. Briguglio Lucille Brinker Charles Brodeur Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bromberek Virginia Bromberek '47 Mr. and Mrs. Casper Brooks Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brothers Ralph Brueggeman '46 Mrs. V. Brune Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Brusati Mr. and Mrs. F. Budde Robert R. Bulgarelli '43 Betty Bundshuh '46 Eddie Bundshuh, G.M. 2!c John Bunoski Geraldine Burkemo Pvt. George Burman ,43 Mr. and Mrs. H. Burr Grayce Busacca Mi'. and Mrs. James A. Butt Mr. and Mrs. M. Butter Mrs. Leo Cahill Mr M r. Mr Mr Mr and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs. . Frank Calappi John Calappi Louis Calappi and Mrs. D. Canfield and Mrs. C. Capoccia Evelyn Carnaghe '44 Mr. and Mrs. F. Carnaghe Mr. and Mrs. F. Carnaghe, Jr Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Carnaghi Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Casey Gerald Casey, Jr. '47 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Cecchini Mary Cerrito Mr. and Mrs. L. Chominski Mr. and Mrs. James Christine Anthony F. Claerr '39 Fr. Francis X. Claerr, C.M.M 40 Joseph C. Claerr '37 Rosemary Clos '46 Mary Colacurti '45 Ellen Colburne '47 Betty Cole '45 Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Colombo Mr. and Mrs. Raymond R. Cook Frank Corbett '47 Mrs. John Corcoran George Corcoran '47 Peggy Cottrell Mr. and Mrs. T. Cottrell Mr. and Mrs. J. Crawley Mrs. H. Crescenti Virginia Crescenti '45 Mr. and Mrs. Ben Cristoforo Mr. and Mrs. M. Croce Catherine Cronin '46 Clifford Cronin Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Cronin Miss Irene Cronin '39 Lt. J. G. and Mrs. R. E. Crowley Thomas Culhane '47 Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Curnaw Miles Currie '47 Mrs. H. Curry Mr. and Mrs. Emil Dagostinis Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Damitio Adeline D'Andrea '47 Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dardini Mrs. Mary Dauphin Capt. Don Davenport, R.O.T.C Mr. and Mrs. James DeBakei Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. Decker Mr. and Mrs. V. DeClaire Alice DeCoteau Dick Deisler '46 Beatrice Dekutoski '44 Pvt. Robert T. Dekutoski Mr. and Mrs. J. Dekutoski Mr. and Mrs. Frank Delaney Mr. and Mrs. Gasper Delia Rita DeMaggio '45 Mr. and Mrs. S. DeMaggio Theresa DeMaggio Mr. and Mrs. Thos. P. Dembeck Mr. Eugene F. DeSantis Mr. and Mrs. Fred Deslippe Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Dettloff Lorraine Dettloff '46 Richard Dettloff '45 Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Deziel Pvt. Richard Ray Dievendorf '42 Mr. and Mrs. M. Di Giovanni Mamie Di Giovanni '44 Ellen Jean Dilworth '42 Mrs. Laura Di Marco Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Dishman Mrs. Anthony Doher Joseph Doher '43 Mr. and Mrs. W. Dokmak Gerald Dolson '45 Mrs. J. E. Donahue Mrs. Kathleen Donahue Mr. P. Donahue Mrs. P. Donahue Robert R. Donohue, S lfc '42 Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Donohue Cpl. Edward J. Doucette James L. Doucette, S 1,f'c Mrs. John Doucette Mrs. Olive Doucette Mr. and Mrs. Omer Duevveke Miss Patricia Ann Duprey Mr. J. Durecki Regina Durecki '44 Mrs. V. Durecki Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Dwyer Mary Lou Dykeman '47 Ede's Confectionery Mr. and Mrs. Harold Eichbauer Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Eisbrenner Rosemary Eisbrenner '45 Danny Elliott Mr. and Mrs. G. Emrick, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred W. Eppens Mr. and Mrs. E. Erb Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Eschrich Mr. and Mrs. A. Evancho Anna Fadoul James Farrell, H. A. 2fc '44 Mr. and Mrs. Albert Felcyn Albert Felcyn '46 Agnes M. Ferst '43 Dolores Ficht '47 Rev. Mother M. Fidelis, S.S.N.D. Mr. and Mrs. J. Figel Helen Figel '44 School Sisters of Notre Dame Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Finke Mr, Carl A. Fisher '36 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fisher Miss Catherine Fischer Mr. and Mrs. C. Fix Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Fleming 0ur Patrons Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Fleming Vincent F. Fleming Mr. George B. Formanlk Anselm Franz '45 Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Frazier Mr. and Mrs. A. Fuimano Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Mrs. P. Fr II Boys ll Girls III Boys Ill Girls IV Boys IV Girls V Boys V Girls iedrich Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Frischitz Frisch's Bakery Grade 5 Room 35 Grade 6 Room 361 Grade 6 Room 362 Grade 6 Room 363 Grade 7 Room 1 Grade 7 Room 2 Grade 7 Room 3 Grade 8 Room 1 Grade 3 Room 2 Grade 8 Room 3 Mrs. Catherine Frontera Mr. and Mrs. A. Fullio Miss Betty Gadonas Mr. and Mrs. V. Gajevvski Dolores Gajevvski '46 Mr. and Mrs. J. Gallo and Mrs. T. Gallo Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Garbarino Mr. and Mrs. D. Gardiner Miss Margaret Gay Barbara Gazarek '46 Mrs. A. Gendron Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Genord Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Gentilia Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Gentile Mrs. Mary R. Cooper Gerling '43 Mrs. F. A. Gilbert Mr. Robert Giraud Miss Helen Giraud Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gitschlag Miss Evelyn Gitschlag Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Gleason Mrs. Gilbert Glei Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Glieser Mr. and Mrs. H. Glinske Elizabeth Gloss Frank J. Gnaster Mr. and Mrs. J. Goike Mrs. A. Gonter Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Goodrich Ruth Gough '47 Mr. and Mrs. F. Grabovvski Grades Grade 1 Room 111 Grade 1 Room 112 Grade 2 Room 121 Grade 2 Room 122 Grade Room 231 Grade 3 Room 32 Grade 3 Room 233 Grade 4 Room 243 Grade 4 Room 241 Grade 5 Room 351-Boys Grade 5 Room 351-Girls Grade 5 Room 252 Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Gi ady Mr. and Mrs. Frank Graziani Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Greenwell Donald Greenwell '44 Mrs. B. Grice Mr. and Mrs. Richard Grifliths Mr. and Mrs. E. Groll Edward Groll '44 George Groll '46 James Groll Sigmund Gronczewski, S lfc N.C.B. '43 Mr. and Mrs. George Groth Donald Grove '47 Ensign and Mrs. Robert F. Grow Miss Sue Grzesek Mr. and Mrs. G. Gudenau Pvt. and Mrs. E. Gudenau Kit Gulisano '46 Agnes Guthrie Alfred Habel '43 Catherine Marie Hafeli '38 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hafeli Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hafeli, Sr. Gordon Haggerty '48 Kenneth Haisenleder Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Hakim Mr. and Mrs. A. Hale Betty Hale '44 Mr. and Mrs. F. Hale Miss Virginia Hale '39 Patricia Hallman '47 Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Hamming Pfc. Kenneth Hamming Mrs. M. Hamming Noreen Hamming '44 Mr. and Mrs. J. Hannon Mr. and Mrs. A. Harper Miss Cornelia Harper Charles K. Hart '46 Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Hart Mrs. Arthur Heidrich Mrs. E. Hemstreet Alice Hendrix '47 Mrs. A. Hengesbach Mr. and Mrs. C. Hengesbach, Jr. Arlene Hepp '47 Mr. and Mrs. Leonard W. Hepp Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Herz Mr. and Mrs. W. Higgins Mr. and Mrs. Chris Hiller The Hill Family Sixty-one Mrs. James Hill Mrs. Frances Hinz Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hoff Mr. and Mrs. J. Holmes Miss Anna M. Holzhauer Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Horsch Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Houlihan Cpl. F. X. Houlihan, A.A.F. '40 Mary Kay Houlihan, R.N. '39 Mr. and Mrs. Louis Huellmantel Lois Huellmantel '46 Shirley Huetteinan '46 Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Hummer Mr. J. W. Hughes Lt. A. F. lgnatowski '33 Rita lgnatowski '45 Pvt. Paul Ignatowski '42 Jim lgnatowski '47 Mr. and Mrs. F. lsrow Dorothy lsrow '46 Mr. and Mrs. John J aroh Pvt. Robert Jarois '43 Mr. and Mrs. S. Jarois Mrs. Anna J arzombek Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Jennings Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Jennings Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Jennings Pvt. John R. Jennings Kathleen Jennings '45 Mrs. J. Jentilet Adam Jentilet '46 Mrs. L. A. Johnson Mr. P. M. Johnson Dr. and Mrs. Philip R. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. R. Johnson Shirley Johnson '44 Doris Johnstone '44 Purvis Johnstone '42 Mrs. C. J ohr Mrs. E. Joque Mr. and Mrs. Michael Joseph Junior 3 Mr. S. Kaczynski Marianne Kalmanek '47 Bob Kamman '43 Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kanan Mr. Edward J. Kanske Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kaschalk Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kaspari Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Kastler Lorraine M. 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Zimmerman Mrs. William Zimmerman Mr. William Zimmerman James Zimmerman '44 Dorothy Zink '42 Mr. and Mrs. N. Zogby Marie Zogby '47 Louise C. Zurek '43 Valentine C. Zurek '46 Compliments from cr Friend on Brush Street CHAS. A. RONZIO MODEL DEPT. Mario D'Agostinis, Manager POINTE CAMERA AND MODEL SHOP CAMERAS-PHOTOGRAPHIC ACCESSORIES MODEL KITS AND SUPPLIES 13930 E. Ieiferson Ave. Defender Eastman Bell 6. Howell Keystone Wabash Radiant Revere Edwal Agfa Argus Etc. LE. 6470 COMPLETE LINE of PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES and MODEL KITS if MOTORS and BOATS 'A' ACCESSORIES for MODEL BUILDERS Detroit I5 Cleveland Comet Eagle Ioe Ott Westcraft Capital Ideal Aircraft Pioneer 1 Michigan Strombecker Etc. WHAT ARE YOUR BELONGINGS WORTH? MICHAEL KLASNY 9021 Van Dyke Avenue Telephone-PLaza 3793 Represents the INSURANCE COMPANY OF NORTH AMERICA The oldest American Stock Fire and Marine Insurance Company REIVIER PHARMACY SPECIALIZING IN PRESCRIPTIONS Pi. 4890 13644 Gratiot Frank I. Calcaterra Louis C. Calcaterra Louis C. Calcaterra, Ir. 'Ir FRANK I. CALCATERRA FUNERAL HOME COMPLIMENTS OF Mr. and Mrs. Blackie Ode COMPLIMENTS OF WRIGHT'S NEWS STAND 7333 Gratiot Avenue QUAIL BAKING CO. Delicious Bread, Rolls, Cake Orders for All Occasions 5470 Moran Plaza 9600 Nancy Hanks Beauty Service Mrs. Hanks Ask about Our COLD WAVE i 5903 Helen Ave. at Medbury COMPLIMENTS 1201 East Grand Boulevard Detroit, Mich. of the mm ,377 QUARTER CENTURY CLUB Sixty-sevcn Sixty-eight GENERAL OFFICE SUPPLY CO. LOOSE LEAF BINDERS - DEVICES GREETING CARDS, FILING SUPPLIES 123 Penobscot Bldg. RAndo1ph 7984 PLcrzc: 2220 M. S. KOMIC COMPLIMENTS LADIES' AND GENTS' TAILOR i Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing O 4896 Van Dyke GORDON BAKING CO. CONGRATULATIONS Detroit, Mich. Fi. 1000 2303 E. Vernor Hwy. CLASS of '44 DAVIES CONFECTIONERY Caniield Cor. of Drexel BRECHT'S MEAT MARKET QUALITY MEATS AND GROCERIES 12927 Greiner AR1ing1on 6133 COMPLIMENTS of A FRIEND Van Dyke Delicatessen Iohn F. Cichy Proprietor 9112 Van Dyke Detroit, Mich. BEST WISHES to THE GRADUATES of 1944 FRESHMAN IV COMPLIMENTS of E. I. MCDEVITT Church Furnishings 1230 Washington Blvd. COMPLIMENTS DOLPHYN-FURNITURE Fine Furniture for Less 13900 E. Warren at Lakeview Religious Gifts-Cards-Books LE. 6832 ME1rose 9639 Iohn Legnani, Prop. For G Square Deal in Sporting Goods Combining QUALITY ITALIAN BUFFET PRICE SERVICE 3152 Gratiot Ave. Detroit, Mich. 1k GRISWOLD SPORTING GOODS DAVIS BROTHERS, INC. CQMPANY PLUMBING, HEATING, AND POWER PIPING CONTRACTORS 2631 Bagley Ave. La. 2552 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS '44 From Pvt. Neil tPolackl Iarois, U.S.M.C. Pvt. Dan CBaronl Iurkiewicz, U.S.A. Sorry we can't be with you in '45 but out Country comes Hrs! II34 Griswold Street Detroit, Mich. MISTER G.I. IOE Has a Queen of Hearts A bright little girl in green and red Blazer Iackets, Gray plaited skirts, and white, white Dickies .... She shops at Frank and Seder's Sixty-nirze Seventy Everything The Best - Qt - FRANCES PAPCIAK Grocery and Meat Market 3500 E. Perry IVanhoe 8721 CITY BEDDING SERVICE RETAILERS, MAKERS and RENO- VATORS OF BEDDING PLaza lll2 7425 Gratiot Ave., Detroit BYRDS' EAST SIDE Furs ' New Coats ' Cleaning 6: Storage ' Repairing ' Restyling 61 Your Employment Problem Is Important to Us Let us aid you in securing your ideal posi- tion. We know from years of experience Where the opportunities are located in the Detroit area. We specialize in the placement of qualified applicants in the following fields:-COM- MERCIAL-Typists, Stenographers, Secre- taries, Bookkeepers, Receptionists, Switch- board Operators, and General Clerks: TECHNICAL-Draltsrnen, Designers, Engi- neors, Purchasing Agen's, Accountants, and Salesmen. No obligation on your part in seeking our consultation services. Positions Well Directed MITCHENER PLACEMENT SERVICE 612 BUHL BUILDING RA. 9309 STEVE'S BEER AND WINE STORE STEVE CIHITY 8901 Gratiot Olive 2104 Relining 9900 E. Forest Ave Phone PLaza 2738 EDWARD'S GROCERIES 61 MEATS Canton at Kirby lVanhoe 9886 DR. I. V. DUEVVEKE OPTOMETRIST Specializing in Contact Lens, Fitting and Orthoptic Treatment 7359 Gratiot Ave. Cor. Sheridan, Upstairs Phone PLaza 4133 tor Appointment Member ot N. E. Detroit Club With Compliments of THE SARATOGA GENERAL HOSPITAL With Comfort and Care Unsurpassed Everywhere 1500 Gratiot Ave. Pl. 5100 GOD BLESS THE SENIORS of '44 Freshman III William A. Fuchs' Estate CHURCH GOODS 1375 Gratiot Avenue RA 4450 FOR A LOVELY COMPLEXION JANET MITCHELL THE ACCEPTABLE GIFT FOR Anyone-Anytime-Anywhere COSMETICS 'A' 310 Kales Bldg. CA. 4007 76 West Adams COMPLIIVIENTS -5 of QXXXXXBYHX MICHIGAN FLORAL CO. 1 25 E. Grand River RA. 5115 4700 Grand River Ty. 6-9700 Call for Appointment PLaza 3024 Experienced in All Lines of Beauty Culture Wolverine Vault Co. Asphalt Coated Concrete Burial Vaults E. I. Rogers HOPPE'S BARBER SHOP AND BEAUTY SALON PERSONALITY HAIRCUTTING Complete Permanent Wave Service 7431 Gratiot Near Sheridan Plaza 1115 HARPER BEAUTY SHOPPE Permanent Waving Hair Dyeing ' Finger Waving Manicuring - Facials Marie Bean, Prop. 7417 Harper Ave. BEST WISHES TO OUR FUTURE SENIORS lean Dollie Trudy Betty Ann EASTERN PAINT and GLASS CO. Quality and Service PAINT - GLASS - WALL PAPER Painters' Supplies PLaza 0925 7613 Gratiot Ave. At Townsend MILLER BAKERY QUALITY BAKED GOODS Main Store 8345 Gratiot Pl. 3750 Se1'e71tyf-on COMPLIMENTS ot Mr. and Mrs. Leo Chas. Ziske CATHOLIC SUPPLIES Prayer Books. Rosaries. Medals. Holy Pictures. Picture Framing. Greeting Cards for All Occasions. Bridal Sets Wedding Invitations I. E. SOBOSLAY 8323 Van Dyke. near Harper AR. 9713 THEO. TROSZAK COMPLIMENTS Distributor of BORDEN' L . . S MI K The Elghth Grade Sodahty 5076 St. Clair PLaza 2999 BIRTHDAY WEDDING No Better Cleaner Anywhere CAKES ALADDIN INC. AL CLEANERS AND DYERS tall. 1142 12809 Gratiot Ave.. Detroit Pingree 3500 COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS of or IOHN T. COYNE DRUGS 12641 Gratiot Ave. RESOVSKY'S MARKET Groceries, Meats, Fruits cmd Vegetables Beer, Wine and Liquor GIRLS' A CLUB CARL HIMMLER SHOE REPAIRING VCD Dyke PLaza Gratiot Ave- Open IU A.M. to 10 P.M. IQE SERVICE COMPLIMENTS ot X GAS-OIL-LUBRICATION GARDELLA'S FURNITURE 6930 E. Warren Near Helen 2308 Gratiot UCARVS IOSEPH sAcA's GROCERY and MEAT MARKET SHOE REPAIR 5001 C t C . E. W . PL. 4E3'60n 'Jw Dehjgen 8843 Grahot Ave. Radio-Electronics COMPLIMENTS LESMEISTER'S SERVICE of Everything Electrical and Refrigeration Phone 5337 OL 5238 Helen Ave. Mrs. Marcero and Helpers Seven ty-two TOWNSEND PHARMACY PRESCRIPTION SPECIALIST 7463 Gratiot Plaza 0363 In Any Emergency When in Need of Quick Cleaning and Pressing Service Call CLEANERS AND DYERS 8833 Gratiot Between Rohns and Crane PLaza 4200 WURM'S-SINCE 1888 12 Centennial Alleys Air Conditioned to Your Comfort BAR ' COCKTAIL LOUNGE ' HAMIVIOND ORGAN 7400 Gratiot Ave. Bowling Reservations IV. 9034-9035 IV. 9622 Se ve rzty-three Sefventy-fam' CLEAN CLOTHES LAST LONGER S A . ,.,Lfx X xx.x,,x,..,.kE.x. S ,..X.,N,x, A WANNA A- WWW G L -I-,S T I T .. :.: .,.,.., :I x,-. Q .hge ,:,..-., QQ, :.N., ,I .,:,.,, ',... A .L ' I B E R . in Z S M ' A A - S' 11 Ei? E Ham was S EE i 'F DEPENDABLE - :-' --- 5' 'A .V'- 'V..'f A ., , E' S ',,- , .,.:, A -1 DRY 'A3 l..i L ,2,, L CLEANERS GILBERT'S WARTIME DUTY . . . IS TO Keep 'Em Wearing We Operate Own Plant 6100 TOWNSEND at LAMBERT-Phone Plaza T180 WALBY'S PAINT and WALLPAPER STORES TO THE GRADUATES of 1944 14184 Gratiot Ave. Prelude to Life Prelude to the Fullness of 8086 Harper Ave. 10047 Van Dyke Ave.. Cqthglic Action Prelude to the Serious Things to be done for God and Country Prelude to a Beautiful Memory of IANES M ARKET a high school career. GROCERIES, MEATS, BEER WINE THE PRELUDE STAFF 7945 Charlevoix IVar1hoe 8823 CONGRATULATIONS to THE SENIOR CLASS FROM SOPHOMORE I BERNARD'S MARKET QUALITY MEATS FANCY POULTRY SUCCESSORS 7428 Gratiot t TO STANNY MARKET PL. 343U EXQUISITE SELECTION OF BRIDES' AND BRIDESMAIDS' GOWNS AND VEILS ALSO DINNER GOWNS MARIE'S BRIDAL SHOPPE BRIDAL STYLIST 6651 Van Dyke Ave., Near Harper PLAZA 3636 We Rent White Fur Capes for Brides H. F. Weitenberner A. F. Weitenberner Residence AR. 4087 Residence AR. 5884 of WEITENBERNER FRISBIE fs. DEZIEL FUNERAL HOME TOOLMAKERS TOOLS-DIES-IIGS AND FIXTURES 13841 Grcrtiot Ave. Phone: Plngree 1133 Detroit 5, Mich. FI. 2088-2117 S6'l'G7lt!l'fIlY6' Se116'1zty-.wif KLANG'S FLOWERS Weddings a Specialty 2653 E, Forest Dixon 1081 MOBIL OIL MOBIL GAS FRED SOULES' SERVICE 10401 Gratiot at Knodell PAUL SCHEUHER F ZX c IIM MATHIEU RM 3X c CHARLES SPENCER PVT. BILL PRICE IVanhoe 9486 Sou1es' Service Satisfies LUBRICATION SPECIALIST PLaza 9560 We Telegraph TUCKER'S MARKET H' Sho WARREN and EAST GRAND BLVD. Grocery and Meats FLORIST- Flowers tor All Occasions 4904 Van Dvkf-2 1149 E, Grand Blvd. Cor. E. Warren Detroit, Mich, POLLINA MUSIC HOUSE Teaching Piano, Accordion, Band and String Instruments PLaza 1502 6921 Gratiot Ave. VINCENT ZGOL'S MARKET Meats and Groceries 7412 Medbury OLive 6693 COMPLIMENTS of IOE ANDRE'S CAFE OLDANI BROS. MEN'S SHOES AND FURNISHINGS 5000 Bellevue Fltzroy 3500 2959-Bl Chene at Gratiot PA'S CONFECTIONERY Compliments 4930 Van Dyke of FOUNTAIN SERVICE Sophomore III COMPLIMENTS MILTON M. ROSE of SEEWERKER HOME IMPROVEMENT Phafmms'-Chemlsf COYUPIEI9 Home Rem0d9li1'l9 Prescriptions Delivered Carpentry ' Roofing ' Siding IV- 8914 IV- 3771 Warren at Van Dyke PLaza l612 Cor' Forest and Van Dyke PL- 7512 nes. Tn. 1-4631 BEST WISHES AND GOOD HEALTH to the HERMAN TI-IIE Students and Teachers ot IEWELER St. Anthony High 8307 Gratiot Ave. Detroit 13, Mich. A Friend IOSEPH'S MARKET 7455 Gratiot Ave. GROCERIES, MEATS, COLD BEER FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Open Evenings and Sundays For Prompt Delivery Phone Ivanhoe 1916 Congratulations, Seniors, '44 Keep high and unsullied the standards of your ALMA MATER- Follow Iesus and guide others by the strength of a good example. Senior Division HOLY NAME SOCIETY BON-TON BAKERY l 1 1 Cake Specialties 7845 Gratiot 13540 Gratiot Ar. 0626-Ar. 7020 UNIVERSAL RADIO 61 APPLIANCE SHOPS Radios, Radio Service 1 Records 1 Compliments TWIN CAFE of CHOICE BEER-WINE-LIQUORS Mr. ci Mrs. Iohn 51 Isabelle Simon FINE FOOD l 1 597 Meadowbrook 13830-32 Van Dyke Detroit, Mich. I Ivanhoe 9709 BOWLING Beer ' Wine ' Liquor DR' MIHALICH SLOVAK HOME ASSOCIATION Chiropractor Naturopath INCORPORATED SLOVAK HOME Plaza 6273 1183 E Grand Blvd The Social and Cultural Center of Detroit Slovaks 1 C ' Th d ' MICHAEL MALOVEC, Manager , Ofnef eo Ore 7151 STRONG AVENUE, DETROIT, MICHIGAN i Compliments ot S.A.Y. Beer S1016 HOWARD'S 1 5714 Mom QUALITY MARKET 1 10516 chmevoix Betty Alice De May Graduate ol Detroit Institute of Musical Art PIANO AND VOICE Studio: 713 Iunction at Fort Street Vi. 1-6858 Home Phone, Vi. 1-3707 After the Dance . . . Stop at MARTIN'S CAFE BEER WINE LIQUOR Homemade Chili 5463 Moran IVanhoe 9339 Compliments of WHITTIER MARKET Prices are Forgotten When QUALITY still is Remembered 11318 Whittier AR. 0100-0101 Setieizty-Seven GRATES' PONTIAC SALES 5. SERVICE BUMPING, PAINTING, WHEEL ALIGNMENT This is Your Chance We pay more ior good used Cars 7077 Gratiot at E. Gd. Blvd. PLM, 5035 BEST WISHES from BRUNO'S SHOE STORE BEST WISHES Bruno Ustarbowski, Prop. 5939 Chene Sf., at Hmper to the WIGLE'S GROCERY GROCERIES-LUNCH MEAT Ice Cream-Beer and wine 5501 Baldwin IVanhoe 9741 GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL of ..44,. CLASS of 1944 Sophomore II IOHN HOPKINS BARBER SHOP Sheridan and Lambert Se ren ty-eight COMPLIMENTS Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Miller COMPLIIVIENTS OF. c-s-M-c Mrs. Mary Emery V and f Mrs. Eva Ross U GRADS OF '44 BOB MAZZOLA WHOLESALE REMEMBER THE MISSIONS ERUITS fs. PRODUCE BY Prayer, Study, Sacrifice PM 2004 ANTHONADER GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1944 MISSION UNIT THE VITAMIN QUEEN SPINACI-I COMPANY Paonesscx Cleaners-Tailors TONY ALHMPI. Prop. 162 N Green VI 1-7550 11064 Gruiiot Ave. Plngree B420 C Il f jf-7 Eighty Air Conditioned Est. 1916 ALFRED W. EPPENS FUNERAL DIRECTOR PLaza 0379 PLaza 0980 8339 Gratiot Ave. at Iroquois FERRY-HELEN MARKET WEIDNER and FRITZ, PROPS. FANCY GROCERIES Fresh, Salted and Smoked Meats All Kinds of Sausage-Our Own Make 5500 Helen Ave. PLaza FITE FLYING SERVICE Detroit City Airport WE Teach all Types of FLYING Seven Days a Week Winter cmd Summer 2337 AGE 16-UP Phone: AR. 4959 Henry Manini-Pierina Cerini PENINSULAR CASKET COMPANY PROPRIETORS Manufacturers of C H E N E T A V E R N QUALITY CASKETS Office and Factory Showrooms 4445 Galster St. 11915-17 Gratiot Ave. 2300 E. Iefferson MELrose 9609 7457 Grand River Ave. CHURCH 6 SCHOOL BLDG. Maintenance 6: Repair 6149 Field Ave. L. C. Green Olive 6453 Compliments MORAN MEAT MARKET Cass Lawrence, Prop. 5144 Moran Plaza 0553 Compliments E. DAGOSTINI'S f rom the GROCERIES AND MEATS USHER CLUB DOMESTIC PRODUCE 'O 'he CLASS OF '44 3701 los. Campau Ave, Phone Fitzroy 4217 Plaza 7379-7380 RICH-PURE-DELICIOUS BLUE RIBBON ICE CREAM CO. 9600-20 Forest Ave. E. Compliments ot A FRIEND BLESSING'S PHARMACY The NYAL Store Cor. Harper G Helen Aves. Detroit, Mich. Phone Ivanhoe 8805 STEFFEN'S GROCERIES G MEATS Beer and Wine Ice Cream and Notions Ph. IV. 9730 Seneca Cor. Lambert RAY C. SCHOENHERR Real Estate-lnsurance-Building Notary Public Property Management 13829 Gratiot Ave. Pingree 4083 Donoghue Camera 6- Card Shop 12236 Gratiot Ave. ARlington 2620 Between lane G Loretto-Open Evenings Till 9:00 Photographic Supplies-Greeting Cards- Developing G Printing CUSIMANO BROS. CLAMS and OYSTERS Fresh Fish Daily and Live Poultry Dressed While You Wait 7813 Gratiot Ave. Phone PL. 4278 Between Field and Sheridan Aves., Detroit Best Wishes to THE GRADUATES Mr. Harry Carnaghi Eighty-o1z.e Ezfglz ty-two Best Wishes to THE CLASS OF 1944 from Parent-Teachers Association ot St. Anthony High School Compliments of ST. MARY'S tDowntownl COMMERCIAL SCHOOL FIORI CLEANERS and DYERS All Garments in Our Care Insured Hats Cleaned and Blocked We Specialize in Alterations 6947 Gratiot at Helen Olive 5555 Compliments of Sophomore II Best Wishes to LLOYD B. DELMORE Gutters ' Downspouts ' Canvas Decks THE CLASS OF '44 Guaranteed Work 17352 Teppert Plngree B628 V NEW YORK FUR SHOP 328 MICHIGAN THEATRE BLDG. A FRIEND Detroit 26 cA. 1409 ASK FOR WM. GAYNOR 59? Discount to Parishioners ROSE P. SIESS BEAUTY SALON Permanent Waving, Zotos and Iamal success Machineless 0 Cold Waving 0 Hair Styling 0 Finger Waving U Hair Dyeing Scalp Treatments 0 Marinello Facial Massage to 6816 Gratiot Ave. Plaza 6120 The Graduates HOUSEY'S BABY SUPER MARKETS No. l Store No. 2 Store 5842 Baldwin 10916-18 E. Vernor Hwy. Phone IVanhoe 9179 Phone MUrray 9149 Sophomore IV Courteous cmd Efficient Service Modern Chapel in Connection IOSEP1-1 M. KULWICKI FUNERAL HOME 4186 St. Aubin Avenue Phone TEmple 2-6886 Detroit, Mich ROBISON-PHILLIPS CORP. DEVELOPING-PRINTING-ENLARGING There's a Dealer in Your Neighborhood SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF 44 S lfc EDWARD IEDIUJ ROSS AXS DELUS tDUKEl IAMES Look out Toio Office: FItzroy 3733 IOSEPH P. CARNEGHI EXCAVATING fs. TRUCKING 9 A.M. to 7 P.M. Evenings by Appointment SUNBEAM BEAUTY SHOPPE PERMANENT WAVING A SPECIALTY CONTRACTOR 11261 GRATIOT AVENUE Between Glenfield and Gunston 3834 Mitchell Ave. Detroit 7, Mich. PINGREE 7560 POP'S CORNER STORE BARNS GROCERY 5046 Helen OI-ive 9721 10047 Chalmers ARIIRQIOR 0030 Detroit, Michigan Phone Plngree 2080 O-I-To SIMON FRANK STREB HARDWARE, INC. IEWELER 9229 Gratiot at McClellan DIAMONDS AND FINE IEWELRY SILVERWARE, NOVELTIES, ETC. PLazcx 3075-3076 13620 Gratiot Ave. Detroit PLazcI 0860 7301 Gratiot Ave. MONARCH FURNITURE of UPHOLSTERING UNITED CASKET COMPANY Iirnmie F. Bloink, Prop. 8904-06 St. Aubin TR. 2-5072 Former Student of St. Anthony Cor, Faber CONGRATULATIONS Telephone Randolph B275 to the DR. EDWIN A. ULRICH DENTIST '44 By Appointment Only 1 533-535 D 'd Wh't B 'll' CASANOVA 5 DIXIE.. Milligan U' 'mg DELBERT ASBURY. Agent 5957 Iroquois Avenue Best Wishes for a Successful Future to the Graduates of ST. ANTHONY HIGH SCHOOL TBIBPHOHGSI IVGHHOS 57l5f OI-ive 4059 Ernest F. Rossi Christine M. Rossi DETROIT 13, MICHIGAN MT'?HNEYs'AT 'AW Gratiot at Sheridan Eigh ty-three E'iglz.ty-foufr l .O , 2020 o o o ' 0000 '. 01 V ROQUOIS A .L A Q Production Machine Work 6405 May Avenue Detroit, Mich. IOHN P. FRITZ TAILOR AND CLEANER 9117 E. Forest Ave. C. DOWNING'S FLOWERS ron ALL OCCASIONS 12200 Gratiot Ave- AR1ington 3768 Corner Icme HARPER cmd MAY SERVICE open 12 A.1v1. to 12 P.1v1. FRAZHO MARKET 6102 Helen at Lambert PLaza 6852 P1 3821-2 R .Pl 0897 KRAUSE'S es fm' QUALITY MARKET vv. 1. LIPINSKI 5. SON Plaza 0015 7347 Gratiot Ave. FLORISTS Denon, Mich. 7227 Harper at Frontenac CHRIS'S REPAIR SERVICE All Work Guaranteed 7344 HARPER ST. AT SHERIDAN DETROIT, MICH. EASTERN MARKET RECREATION 1458 E. VERNOR Clifford 3237 KROWLEY BEAUTY SALON C. S. BOROWICZ 7015 HARPER AVE, 12323 KELLY RD. Iv. 8509 Ar. 8622 Hurry I. Baron PLazcr 3833 VAN DYKE RADIO SHOP Complete Home and Auto RADIO SERVICE HARDWARE 7619 Gratiot Detroit. Mich. at Townsend ZEPPELIN CLEANERS and DYERS Alterations and Remodeling Main Office and Plant PLaza 6160 10461-3 Gratiot Ave. Detroit, Mich. MCCOY CARPET CO. 15400 E. WARREN TU. 2-8100 ST. ANTHONY'S SENIOR II Congrcztulates CLASS OF '44 Commencement Day Iune 11 ST. ANTHONY HIGH SCHOOL Field and Farnsworth Avenues Eighty-fi gh fy-six SUCCESS TO THE SENIORS EDWARD BEM IOSEPH BLAZIER VIRGINIA BODICK HUBERT BONNICE MARCELLA BRAULT DONALD BUCKMAN FRANCES COOPER IRENE COUREY MARGARET DACEY RICHARD DETTLOFF ROSEMARY EISBRENNER ROBERT GOEDDEKE RAYMOND GUTMAN VIVIAN GONIWIECHA GRACE HANULA RUSSEL HOFER DOLORES HOUTEKIER ROBERT INGENTHRON MARGARET KASCHALK MARGARET KNOTT ALICE KURCZEWSKI DOLORES LISIECKI IOHN MERLO Iunior I IACK MCGINNIS IANET MICHAEL ANTHONY MIKE GLORIA MIRAMONTI ERVIN MORLEY ALFRED MOSHER DOROTHY NIHEM MARGARET OLIS ELEANOR PLOTTS ARTHUR PRUSS HENRIETTA ROEHL IAMES RUTT GLORIA SALAS PETER SAIGH GENNIE SAURINI DONALD SCHEICH WM. SCHNEKENBURGER ARNOLD SILVERS PHILIP SOLOMON MARY LOU STAHL IOYCE ANN SUMINSKI IANET THOMAS PATRICIA WOLGAST Plaza 0848 Plaza 0849 We Can't Sell All the Coal in Detroit But We Sell the Best of It KEBBE BROS. COAL CO. 9761 Van Dyke at D.T.R.R. BEST WISHES to The Class of '44 Genuine Pocahontas Semet-Solvay F h H Ford Coke Stoker Coal res man Package Coal BURDA 6. BURDA Building. Moving and Alteration Co. General Remodeling Basements, Reposting, Foundations Raising Shoring, Underpinning Store Fronts Additions and Roofing OVER THIRTY YEARS' EXPERIENCE YARD-4141 WEST HANCOCK Compliments of RIVARD BROTHERS SALES SERVICE For 22 Years at the Same Location 20955 Van Dyke Ave. Baseline, Mich. Phones: Tyler 4-0777 Plaza 5413 5LOcum 722O,1,2,3 COMPLIMENTS of . PAUL ELIAS Wagner Baking Corp. I 510 Dubois 4th and Beech Streets COMPLIMENTS Detroit, Mich. EASTWOOD MARKET 12225 Gratiot of LEO'S BARBER SHOP We Fix 'em up Special 1428 Griswold CL. 1617 WORKMAN'S CLUB for LOU'S PLACE Good Things to Eat Phone GIGHO1 Ave. IV. COMPLIMENTS BEST WISHES of to the WALRY HARDWARE GRADUATES aose Harper PLaza 1525 FHESHMAN V 1111 Eiglz ty-eight , A I ' X FINEST PHONOGPAPH NEEDLE ' SE E IN THE U ASE WEYHING BROS. MANUFACTURING CO. Official Iewelers TO ST. ANTHONY HIGH SCHOOL Main Office cmd Salesroom at EATON TOWER Suite 304 RAndo1ph 9839 Detroit, Michigan Factory Office and Salesroom CII 3040 GRATIOT AVENUE Creators of Special Designs CLUB PINS ' RINGS ' IEWELRY ' MEDALS BADGES ' TROPHIES DIPLOMAS ' ANNOUNCEMENTS ' CAPS AND GOWNS Tl-us NEEDLE vLAvs 1' egg? 4000 W fl msconosf 45? Yu ln! Yu o nn- AIM' Lf -7, I, . . . woo re no. n Q4 if nliohl Noodle lllyl SMOOTH . . . AW pruvuring muh roeurd. Sn in lodcyl ,Y BOKAY DAIRY BAR L c E c Successors to Melms IACK O'CONNOR HOME-MADE CANDIES AND PIES ICE CREAM Radio 5 Home Appliances 7359 Gartiot Corner Sheridan Mack at E. Grand Blvd. V Home Radio Service GOD BLESS OUR SENIORS RENA AGNOLETTA IDA AIUTO LOUIS BLATZ PATRICIA CORCORAN RITA DEMAGGIO ANTHONY D'AGOSTINO EVELYN DENEWETH ISABELL DOCKTER GERALD DOLSON DONALD DONAHUE LUELLA FICK ANSELM FRANZ GLADYS FRISCHITZ ROSE FULLIO JOSEPH GOIKE DOLORES GRONCZEWSKI IAMES HANNON FREDERICK HILLER REGINA HOULIHAN IOSEPHINE HILL ALOYSIUS IARZOMBEK LAWRENCE IOHNSON MARIE KELLY HAROLD KENNY ALFRED KRAKOWSKI Iunior II HAROLD KOPP IMELDA KOSS KENNETH LIGHT GUY LOEHNIS FLORENCE LADEMAN IOSEPH MAICH THERESA MALIK ROBERT MCADOO EUGENE MCGIN NI S MARVIN MEIER IOSEPH MORRIS RITA NEBULONI PATRICIA OBERLIESEN IACELYN OUELLETTE ELIZABETH RAFOUL LAWRENCE RANCILIO EVELYN RIVARD DONALD SCHNEIDER VIRGINIA SOENS MARIE STOECKLIN VERONICA THIEMAN CHARLOTTE VERBIEST DOLORES WALCZAK RAYMOND WALL THEODORE ZECH Eiglzty-nine Ninety PLAZA 3793 MICHAEL KLASNY REAL ESTATE - PROPERTY NOTARY PUBLIC MANAGEMENT - RENTALS INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS REALTOR 9021 VAN DYKE AVE. DETROIT, MICH. GENE BALLIN I PARAMOUNT , MEN S SHOES DRUG STORE FEATURING 9324 Van Dyke Detroit 13, Mich. GENES AAA SHOES For Young Men Theo. D. Bcmcxszewslci R. Ph. 4646 Chene St. Near Forest CONGRATULATIONS Plaza 7840 Senior Class '44 NENO'S LITTLE SUPER MORAN THEATRE 5467 Moran, Near E. Grand Blvd. Our Programs Appear In The Detroit Times Daily Drop in CROWN'S BAR BEER-WINE-LIQUOR 53 FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASI Frank Carmen MY FLORIST ONS 7329 GRATIOT AVENUE Formerly at Gratiot cmd Van Dyke DETROIT, MICH. IVanhoe 9833 ou Mmm Ivanhoe sam ZELEN AK MARKET MORAN PHARMACY BEER AND W 5l45 Moran St. Cor. Farnsworth, Detr Phone IVanhoe 97l6 oil 7001 Harper INE Detroit, Mich. F RESHMAN I - CLASS '44 BERNARD AZAROVITZ LOUIS BELL VICTORIA BESTE GERALD BISHOP IUNE BOYKE DANIEL BURNS ROSALIE COPPOLA ANTHONY DALIAN ESTELLE DESLIPPE THERESA DETTLAFF EILEEN DONAGAN ARTHUR DONOVAN IOSEPH ELISS THERESA ESSA CHARLES FONTANA WILLIAM GACE DOROTHY GOBELIEWSKI GEORGE GOUGH GERALDINE GRABOWSKI MARGARET GRIFFORD IOSEPH HEINY LORRAINE KAISER PATRICIA KELLY HARRY KEMP BEVERLY KOCH NAN C Y WITTICK CATHERINE KRUMING ROSEMARY KULKA ROBERT MASTA ALMA MCGILLIS THERESA MILANI LUCILLE MORIN DELPHINE PIWONSKI DONALD RADCLIFFE CAROLINE RADLICKI MARIORIE RANCILIO ALFRED RICHIE CHARLES ROSS QUIDO SAURINI MARIANNE SYLVESTER FRANK TAUBITZ AGNES THOMAS THEODORE TROSZAK DONALD TROSZAK THOMAS URBIN GEORGE VAN RYSSEGHEM LAWRENCE VERBIEST THERESA WALBY LEROY WESTFALL DALE WINKELBAUER NANCY WISNIEWSKI Ninety-0 ne Compliments of ST. ANTHONY HIGH SCHOOL SODALITY GOD BLESS OUR GRADUATES v THE FACULTY E. S. WATKO Funeral Director OFFICE and CHAPEL 958 E. Grand Boulevard Tel. Plaza 0222 Rf! N CONGRATULATIONS ' . TO THE CLASS OF '44 'S .- , sf E 4 VC That added some- thing ior Sports is knowing that you have . WG i I , ! ' if f , M ,gs- ' 4 Q ,Q I mix, Equipment nf' Q ' I I If ll! Christian Mothers Cb S fx fl up F Famous athletes and U Sodality of St. Anthony Parish teams know this - . X ft- and for over seventy ff 1 T years have known Xxx W A l that Rayl's is the F DUEWEKE 4 right place to get it. '53-I-A MEAT-oaL1NG's SAUSAGE 'V GRISWOLD E90 cor. STATEL 8841 Gratiot Ave. PLaza 0051 M3500 X . - G TH LL X ...ya Patronize Our ly' fi, 'ii' ,q 7 25 l Q Advertisers is Lf? xi, Q f -rx r -1-'flu' it 'IHS l -, g A SENIOR I 7a Zine 61014 of '44 GOD'S BLESSING and SUCCESS in LIFE'S GREATER SCHOOL Cty-fm lOIN THE TELEPHONE ARMY We girls in the 'Tele- phone Army' are doing one of America's most important jobs today . . . doing the vital commu- nications Work for the nation. Girls, You'll Like This Kind of War Work The Telephone Company extends you a cordial invitation to investigate the opportunities offered for lull-time employment alter graduation. No previous experience required. You'll find working conditions pleasant and associates con- genial . . . employment with many opportunities for ad- vancement. To learn more about this interesting War Work, consult your counselor, or visit the Employment Office, 1355 Cass Avenue. MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY Autographs iii rises Left to Right: Louis Deziel, Dolores Ruth, Dolores Majewski, Rosemary Conflitti, Dolores Joziak, John Chonka, Dorothy Bachman, Theresa Radlicki, John Lizza. Dolores Majewski John Chonka Dorothy Bachman Ruth Bette Rosalie Weeclay Lorraine Hengesbach Lillian Prosser Mary W atko Dolores Joziak THE ANTHOLITE STAFF wishes TO THANK THE STUDENT BODY for its whole hearted support of THE ANTHOLITE THANKS are also due our PATRONS and ADVERTISERS, whose aid has made this PUBLICATION POSSIBLE Antholite Boosters Marion Haddad Dorothy Goad John Zelenak John Farrell Angelo Carnaghi Rosemary Conilitti Betty Hale Norma Allafrancia Jean Genord Robert Suda Mario D'Agostinis Rosemary Turkal Ernest Lester Jacqueline Bemiss Theresa Stefanowski Victoria Beste Rosalie Lawrence Margaret Roe Gerald Lafferty Betty Rademacher Lorraine Kaiser Margaret Tribula Lawrence Sarrault Robert Stieber Allen Uarivee 1 1 '2zf1'1-I 1 ,V ,4' . , J' ' 1 1 ' 1 1 x 4',4 ' 1 , 1 W, , 1 M I 1:3 :fx W frIl55'i?liJl?!Wl1SE'?Z95A7'.f15s'l: 17 'JI' '45 J'k1?M-'fp' '113 'M1f1-' .'f'- 1111.w1 - -I?- ' ' 1: ' ' ' self 1: V. 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