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

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1948 volume:

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AN ADMINISTRATOR. who has guided our Work with Wisdom and justice, A COUNSELOR, who has inspired us to sell'-discipline and self-conquest, A FRIEND, whose kindly help has extended beyond the boundaries of the high school campus. Gratefully and Praycrfully We say Thank You THE PASTOR IN HIS OFFICE -5 -ec 'haw i ' A ,,AA,I ,ig :.I ::f1 Dear Graduates: You are leaving your Alma Mater and beginning life as young men and women at one of the most critical periods of the worlds history. You will need all the faith and courage you have gathered these past four years to keep your feet in the way of God's Commandments and Love. We have full confi- dence in each one of you. May God's blessing descend upon you today and remain with you forever. FATHER HENRY Posr, C.PP.S. glade 5z4.,.,f KL MFCA 0l'lUelflf IQCW, JM 51f,0.,f SAINT ANTHONY CHURCH THE SENIORS MAKE THE NOVENA OF GRACE MARCH 4-12 COMMENCEMENT SPEAKER THL MOST RI-V, .JQSEPH M. MARLING, C,PP.S, Auxzlzury Bzshup of Kansas City, AIIASSLPLIFII ALMA MATER X The Halls That I Remember ' yr Q 4 v .1 1 x . -f f V1 -A - -X 1 wgg- -1 .Mg . ' lo.: ' ..... .,,. 'P-X-wmiwxyuw ' g-ww N , , , , X- . .,., , ,. V ---- - - . :Q , Q A ffl --X:-N-,.:,--Nm.-1:-.,,- ..,. Mg ,,,,g,j, f' f .fl3f3S5f4?5k'Q'5x ,w.hmQ f .9gf2Zfi':Z:1:.::i,i', , T . . ' 'f yfgv VVVA. , .,,, A .-,,. 1, WL X- A , my X . ' f , v 'wi wo' ! M,- 'Wf 4' W.,-Z5 fr, f..gu.gw- 4 .,,. wk. f vf.. M f Wea .-x.,-W,f:.:s B . V5- I , 1 f '2- Q 4 -gf: 5 ,,,, 4-f N 4 v E 5 5 if SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Richard Losh. Marilyn Apel, Gordon Hag- gerty, Marie Ochsenkiel. advisers. Arthur Warmus- kerken, presidentg Philip Churpek, secretary: Steph- anie Rubino, vice-president: Dolores Michels, treasurer. Prcsidcnr XVarmuskcrlxcn over PAS PETER LIDO ALDINI St. Anthony! This is the thing I was born to dv Lido, active in all school functions A journalistic nose for news Another Bill Stern Chef, Communion breakfasts Looks forward to Social Service RAYMOND AMYOT SF. Anthony ll'k-at may a n an within hint hitlr Raw looks like a prince Quick with a quip The Boy Lincoln in Senior play First string Cilee Club Some day with the D. S. R. DOROTHY ANDERSON Assumption Grotto Her sou! goes clad in qorueous Ihmas Andy rousing spectator on bleachers XValks arm in arm with Latin Ice skating, her favorite sport Glee Club contralto Nursing her line THOMAS ANDRE Sf- David Happy as Ihe dag ls long Tom, small, enthusiastic cheerleader Considers math problems a cinch Subscribes to Science Illustrated Dislikes too much urging Coast Cvuard career JOHN ANDREWS Patronage of St. Joseph I lore tranquil and simple things Johnnie, a quiet, conservative student Polkas and Square dances, his specialty Interested in Catholic Action Back to the Land for life Organist in a rural church JOAN ANDRUS St. Anthony Ihr' roy ol rf rwtf th hi-r my-'S display Lonnie, energetic mathematician Loves good mystery stories Active sports fan Red hair and colorful clothes Hair Stylist her goal MARILYN APEL Assumption Grotto Shu radial:-s u delicate charm Lynn, associate editor of The Prelude Popular class advisor Honor student Glowing personality Future journalist MARY ARNOLD Guardian Angels 'I tm: .-lnn Rutledge 'AProxy likes frogs laid out on lab table Perfect little actress in the Class Play Xlakes people like her Enjoys work with verse choir Some day a home of her own THOMAS AZAROVITZ Sl. Anthony llbrh Iirsl arm' lhcn rc I Tom, an ardent baseball fan Eddie Howard, his favorite band Active as president of C. S. M. C. A real mathematician Big future, but not yet published LEO P. BARTNIK St. Anthony Quiet, serious, true. and trusty Slim, a born mathematician Can really pound those typewriter keys Enjoys water sports, mostly Hshing Reckoned a pinochle ace Successful traveling salesman ERWIN BECK St. Veronica A quiet tongue shows a nurse head Erv says. lt's better to be seen than heard A draftsman of ability Hit Parade his favorite program Outstanding armchair quarterback Interest in General Motors DONALD BERNOCK Patronage of St. Joseph 'lruslrti by rL'vru1m', and liked by all Don, genial, helpful friend Deeply engrossed in math and physics Sportsman and hunter Great at hockey The will to win in life JOHN BERRA Our Lady of Sorrows Be quiet. for his lhinhingf Johnny proves himself a man's man Finds history his favorite study Delights in one-finger typing Takes baseball seriously Expects success to find him out DONALD BIES SI. DL1lJiC1' His rogizutztw faculties immersed in fogilation i'Don. a bespectacled gentleman of parts Likable personality Bowling his pride and joy Gardening his hobby King of mimicry LAWRENCE BONNER St. Veronica Hs is u man who speaks his mind A'Blossom Top, has a gleaming personality Active member of the U. S. Naval Reserve Enjoys swimming and horseback riding Favorite actor is Larry Parks Auditor, Greyhound Bus Line GILBERTE BOUCKE Sl, Anthony Hur small courlesies srueelen life Gill, lilting. lyric soprano Born not far from Flanders Fields A Whiz in American History Writing verse her pet hobby The heart of a home-maker HENRY BOULLARD St, John Berchmar: rl man of szlenfe is El man of some Hank, a model-maker Throws a red-hot bowling bail Intelligence Ht for a king Enjoys sport stories Hopes to be another Greenberg MARJORIE BROOKS SI. .'ll?If?Or?g. lawn was luv Imuvzlu im-I Iver soul x1'm'crc 'Broolxief' has .1 nintliemalical mind XVirh her tnllness grew her wisdom Made the Congressional Letters record Earned HonorCertif1c.1te for four years Plans A business for herself RICHARD BULGARELLI Assumption Grotto rl man iuilh hvarl, head. and hund Bugs, high ranker in history William Bendix, his top actor Member Prelude staff Enthusiastic A Club member Future Bob Fellcr ELIZABETH ANN BURKWITCH St. Margaret lllary N t urs the smile that wins Betty '. a girl of worth and talent XVears an sweater Believes reading enlarges the mind Swims with ease and elegance An eye for business Nl,-XRGARET BURNS Sf. Anthony Pune ff, ttallv ttizh and num lo full: itirh Margie makes sports her recreation Quietly serious in her studies Cften forgets to mail letters Enthusiastic typist A rare business woman DOLORES CALCATERRA San Francesco Near, not gaudy i'Tiny Del, a member of the verse choir Likes to design clothes A good mixer in school affairs Enjoys the pages of Seventeen Headed for a business career FRANK CARNAGHE St. Juliana Pleased with what he gets Frank at St. Anthony's Grade and High Noted for his genial manner Strong in physics and mathematics Active Holy Name man Find him at U. of D. ENRICHETTA CARNAGHI St. Margaret Marg lmlxtfx buuulg in hrr cues Katie, slightly shy, but quick to say Basket Ball's speedy champ Gregg Pin for 120 Never misses Bing Crosby Future Steno MARY CARNAGHI St. Margaret Mary I-'rom her you read the pcrfert ways of honor Mays heart is in her smile Thinks poetically Speed in dictation Good books a pastime The perfect secretary TI-IERESA CATARINICKNA SI. Anthony Better to be small and shine, than cast a shadow Terrie. cute and full of pep Member of Glee Club Snapshots her favorite hobby Yearns for California sunshine An ofice awaits her efiiciency RICHARD CHAPERON St. Anthony By music. minds and equal Icmpcr know Red, an ardent Latin student Important factor in school band Participant in off-campus basket ball Likes the outdoor life Plans to own a drug store LEONA CHESS St. Anthony A face with gladness oversprezzd Lee, hobby collecting old records Hopes to visit South America English her favorite class Conceited people her pet peeve A Woman in White PHILIP CHURPEK Sr. Anthony H0 lives at peace, wxlhin himself conlem' 'lPhil, senior class treasurer Exceedingly popular student All-city bass Wants Arabian stallion for graduation A page in the book of dramatics MARY ANN COLBOURNE SI, Anthony Crm n'4' run in lwr sivpx ami lrnlucrv in F?-'r vgfcs Mac, sweet as n spring flower Brings glndncss into all her Work lfinds history A fascinating study Likes week-ends immensely Airline hostess ANTHONY COUREY Our Lady of Help :l man ruflh great ambitions Tony, a Wizard at math and drafting Great interest in outdoor sports Pet peeve is women drivers Radio programs a relaxation Next years college man VIRGINIA DAXIITIO St. :lnthontf Hur spr-rch n-akes you rtfnwmbur Ginny the shorthand Speedster Has no time for a hobby Finds delight in geometry Likes historical fiction At a secretary's desk PALXIA DVANDREA SI. f:l77IhOr'ILf dm! on shi tttnt. and sua-vlur qruw Palm, a pleasing voice her prized possession Collector of Jo Staffords records Charming. poised, blue-eyed lass Tennis fills her spare time An Adrian of the future BERNADETTE DANKAS St. Anthony fin influence, luminous and serene Bernie gets others active in -Sodality Calls math her specialty Expert with the mellophone Holder of many honor awards A medical technician Jolxxx DANKAS St. Anthony She makes friends and keeps them Joan Crusade publicity committee Enjoys tangling with x. y. and Z A good mind for social problems Member of verse choir Hospital receptionist lXf'l.XRY HELEN DAVIS Sl. A7'I!hOf1y Hr-1 twin' rx illirilux Sul-I .mil lmixifiil M.iri ' favors history and English Cooperation her characteristic Horseback riding her sport Photography her hobby Business her career PATRICK DELANEY SI. Elizabeth 11's a pleasant thing to have n little momzf Pat likes typing and drafting Dead shot on a basketball court Makes drawing a hobby Baseball his favorite sport A possible future in pro-baseball BETTY DENEWETH SI. Phlillip ,weft Tl trt's a spatial rharm about hur 'Betts' is a competent cagerette XYorl-rs and plays with a will Heartily dislikes questionnaires Playing pinochle a relaxation Interested in transportation work SHIRLEY DE VRIENDT SI. John Berchmun ll'hut .lieu :Lays shi' has Llbflul hir' Shirl, feature editor of The Prelude Thinks and talks of Cicero Toppling ten pins her delight Swimming expert Finds an ideal in Madame Curie ANNA DINA SS. Cyril and Methodz'us Yoifd know her by her ronstanl eyes Dinky '. with brown tresses and long lashes A dancing ballerina Lux Theater her favorite program Pet peeve, incessant talkers The ideal SQCt2tary ELLEN DONEGAN Holy Name She is a friend worth having Reds full of atomic energy Delights in baton twirling Member of Paper-Cuff Club Excellent typing student All day at a typing desk PATRICIA DONOVAN Sr. John Berchman Situ-el nx lhe primrosr peeps bt'l7i'ilIh the thorn Pnt,' a good mathematician Fond of swimming Sharp dresser Sweet personality Future floral designer DORIS DROSTE Sr. :lnthony Her wry fool has n um in it Long-shanks. almost six feet of good humor Bands trusty mellophone artist VVhiz at chemistry and algebra Holds speed skating medals Laboratory technician CHARLES PEIGHNER Guardian :lngels Btrttr late Ihun never 'Chuckfi came to St. Anthony's as Junior lnterest in music and history A gun and dog. or roller skates A man to reckon with Xlusic his profession JEROME FIGHT fls.surnpz1'on Grotto YH' neililrct 'runners muh Ihr bran-sr ffzmi 'iDizzy , a science-minded lad A great hockey sportsman His best buddy, Jack the Bellboy A pinochle ace On to U. of D. RITA FIX St. Anthony She radiates charm and personality Blondie a true Sodality worker A flair for commercial subjects Not too keen about Lady Macbeth Likes to read science books Call for long distance OLIVE MARIE FLETCHER St. Nlargaret Mary A maid to love and trust Butch, co-editor of Year Book One hundred percent in math Hobbies run from golf to piano Cooperation plus Off for Medical Technology MARIE EOSTER St. Veronica My heart is warm iuath thc frirnds I make Shorty '.l' knows hcr debits and credits A smoothie on thc dance floor Sighs for plastic cuff-sets Loves adventure stories See you at the office MARY ANN FOX Sr. Margaret Mary There is something ronumcing about this tuormxn Foxie, gentle, sincere, and carefrcc Has an active interest in Sodality Likes Fred Waring's programs Roller skates to music Thats right. a secretary JOSEPHINE G.XBRlSH SS. Cyril and iwethodius Hur charm is in her simplencss Jef petite and lovable A library card of fiction :X sneaking liking for Robin Hood Dances and skates like an artist Small for a bookkeeper's desk PATRICK GANDI-II St. flnthomf He ptr!! drccnursc- mos! exquisite music Pat, oriental, occidental, temperamental Best musician in the school Listens to Columbia Masterworks Likes to direct his dance orchestra A college man, and music COLETTE GAGNON St. Anthony A sparkling quality marks her presence Cookie brimming with vim and vigor Interested in biological problems A light voice in the verse choir An amateur philatelist Business. then a home of her own ELEANOR GARASCIA SI. Margaret Mary Her soul is full of whispered song Slim, sparkling humor, debonair Eager football and basketball fan Keeps things running smoothly Pet hobby, collecting souvenirs Efficient stenographer DOLORES GARAVAGLIA Sun Francesco Un- llrmlqx shi' works, and 51615 results Gai -. vital in English Class Diminutivc in size. but very wise Reading, hor pet hobby Active Sodalist Future co-ed at U. of D. JOYCE GILLON St. Anthony Coon' morning, life and all Ihfngs beautiful Irish, with celtic eyes a-smiling Likes Corvelle Newcombs Running lllzters Thinks English course most important XVins friends through personality XVill be .1 charming nurse ROSEXLXRY Gtoss Sf. Af7l'f'JOf7U I , ac': immortal Iongings in me Anastasia co-editor of The Prelude Developed sense of humor Xlrs. Rutledge in the class play Switzerland, her vacation land On to U. of D, JEROME GOEDDEKE St. David A nice, unpartltular man Jerry ', a tall slim, quiet blond Favors drafting and science Regular Daniel Boone Likes mystery thrillers Business executive DOROTHY GOODRICH St. Anthony Clad in the beauty of a thousand slars Dot, an asset to the Glee Club History scholar A visit to England her desire Expert with a machie Advertising executive ADRIENNE GORA St, Margaret Mary Her eyes all radiant with glad .surprise Rene, specializes in shorthand and typing Knows her Beowulf and Shakespeare Hockey, her favorite sport Enjoys movies and dancing Some president's private secretary LORETTO GRADY St. Anthony Every urns! a 17 in atcur Ret, Bulletin Board director Says little but thinks much Glossy-haired and dreamy-eyed Favors Ingrid Bergman Asset to the commercial world DORIS GRANT Natiuitrl The fairest things leave memories Bug her smile a tonic on a gloomy day English and typing her pet subjects Hates to get up in the morning Bowling, a favorite sport Hopes for secretarial career lNl.5lRY GRAZIANI St. Anthony Shy as Spring, lovely as Summer Graz delights in collecting photos Relaxes to the Hit Parade Aide of the Sodality Plans to visit Rome An independent worker JOSEPH GREEN St. Juliana 11's hard to gauge a mind like his Joe enjoys drafting classes Subscribes to Field and Stream Excellent rooter in the stands Ardent fan of Red Skelton Career in electrical engineering LEONARD GUTMAN SI. HyHCl'nIf7 His loyalty he kept Lenny, Holy Name president Lover of the science lab A broad mind, a kind heart Hard busting tackle on the team A great woodsman GORDON HAGGERTY Sr. Anthony No! Io know him argues yourself unknown Hag, well-known Glee Club tenor Hard smashing Teuton Title role in The Young Lincoln Sleeps well, eats Well, works well Your favorite radio announcer SALLY HAISENLEDER Sr. Raymond .-l rluinly Indy of iluirce Hazy likes a good novel in-between-times Dislikes pettiness in people Enjoys sociology classes A delightful dancing partner Meet the secretary ROBERT Hoi'E SI. Veronica Here it a ri an worth ronxiili'rmr7 4'Bob excels in science and math Interested in outdoor life Scholastic certificates Hospital corpsman. U. S. N. R. Future in medicine DORlS l'lENGESB5Cl l Palronage of SI. Joseph .-lf b1::i:ins bigger than herself Dorrie. tiny. charming. animated Co-manager of girls' A Club YValtzes on roller skates Europe in the offing XYants to manage a clothing store Xl::xRG::XRET HOCH SI. flV7IhOV7lj f t'irfuIni'ss is hiiulrh Margie enjoys English and shorthand Al Jolson, her favorite movie star Seventeen, her favorite magazine Hopes someday to visit London Commerce beckons DOLORES HUDOCK Sf. Anthony The age needs such a woman Del, an excellent swimmer Ardent admirer of MacArthur At home with Virgil Talented pianist Destination, Carnegie Hall ANNA JKQRCO SS. Cyril and ilflethodius .-ls tonsrant as the northern star Tangie yearns for the land of fiesta Enjoys music and dancing Vfhiz kid on tennis court Chemistry, favorite subject Commercially inclined LORRAINE KACIR SS. Cyril and ill Hott' the Lui! hrzghrvnsf Casey has .1 vivid imagination Pct pccve. busybodics All around honor student Faithful fan of football team Future keeper of the bool-is ethodius EDNA KELLY SI, xlnlhomy Hur Irish 1-yes arc smiling Eddie to all at St, Anthony High Always ready to do her part An out-door sports fan Interested in verse speaking Photographers printer ANNE KILGORE St. A-lnrhony A guy and reassuring pmonamg Annie, Glee Club alto Charming personality Honor Roll student Active Sodality vice-president College co-ed her dream DOLORES KILINSKI Assumplion Groltn Le! her work prevail Susie pride of her fellow students Tops in Latin and History Unsung heroine of the Crusade Lively baseball fan Sure of a business career JOYCE KOCH St, John Berchman .fl woman to depend upon Cookie, live-foot-two, with eyes of blue Versatile basketball captain Shorthand her best Typing her delight Business her future BERNARD KRAUSE St. Anthony Behavior is his mirror Bernie active member of Glee Club Follower of Bugs Bunny Reads good fiction Summer relaxation. swimming Future railroad engineer DOLORES KRAUSE rlssunzption Grotto .l lnlllr house- -in house of my own Honey, favorite in and out of school Rythmical voice in Verse Choir Reads mystery stories Zealous Crusader Here comes the bride JO-ANNE KRAUS Assumption Grotto Know her and you'lI like her Jo cheerful and charming Typist on staff of The Prelude Cheers the team on to victory Merited typing certificates Great desire for travel CLARA KUHR St, Anthony She hath much to recommend her Curley likes math and science XVants to see France and Mexico Reads biographies of women Listens to Prank Morgan Interior decorator her goal KIARIE LENTES St. Anthony Her sweet r serve marks her a lady Marie meets the true tests of friendship Poem The City in N.H.S.A. A taste for music and dancing Hopes to visit Europe Has her eye on an office position ROSEMARIE LEWINSKI Assumption Grotto Her gentleness bespeahs her courtesy LeWie, an amateur Thespian Collects typing certificates California, here I come! Selects her styles from Seventeen Take this dictation, please! RICHARD LosH St. Thomas .-l serious man, with a sporrsman's skill Dick, one of the Big men of the Class Excels in all sports Co-Captain of the Football team That Twin Pine personality A sure position on College gridiron MARY ANN LUSCI-I St. Margaret Mary Hur speech is ti burning fire Luscious, thc great debator All-around girl in sports and studies Loves cokes and chips A Club vice-president Business always first RICHARD MAHER St. John Berchmans Off we go, into the wild blue yonder Dick, the lad with his head in the clouds Fond of photography and physics Aviation-minded To visit Hiroshima Navy Air Corps, here I come! GERALDINE NIAHONEY St. Margaret llflarg The thrush on the hawrhom is calling to me 'iIrish, suffers with Aeneas Cutest of maids in The Young Lincoln Likes to write poetry Glides through the waltz Registered at Mercy College JAMES MALLACE St. Anthony rin earn Sl youth and modest for HJim, tall and stately Admires Archimides and Euclid Amateur photographer Knowledge is power U. of D. Engineer LOUISE MARC!-IIONE San Francesco Her kindness is her golden chain 'ALou experiments with the oven Abhors seafood Yearns for automatic dishwasher Speed demon in typing and shorthand An employer's all-round helper RUDOLPI-I MATTEI Our Lady of Sorrows And still be doing-never done Rudy enjoys bowling next to math Follows the pigskin over the line Entranced by a good mystery lntends to do some traveling Future businessman AUDREY MAYES St. Anthony ll'hut is lovely m'L'rr illfs Pidge, soprano voice tints the Glee Club An ideal partner for Fred Astaire Values her education Drama is to her taste Charm added to business LA SALLE MAYES St. Anthony I laugh, for hope hath huppu plurc with mc Sacky is a tenor dynamo in the spotlight A miscellaneous sports challenger Flash on the Basketball court Funny man in the Senior Play Junior partner in family business PATRICIA hlCADOO St. Anthony You must look into people us well as at then: Slap a captivating personality Debatable in English class In the saddle or on roller skates Four-year honor student Always with a stenofpad BARBARA MCKERNAN Assumption Grotto To nurse thi- sich, a Iruly noble deed 'Barbsf' plays music on typing keys Thinks chemistry by the hour Athletic pass is well worn Lover of popular music Member of nursing profession FREDERICK MECHA SI. Anthony The lines: man I know Fred enjoys exploring science Great booster for team Power kept in reserve Expert watch repairer Washington. D. C.. his goal MARY ANN MERLO St. John Berchman Her reasoning is full of tricks Trixie blushes at a compliment Lovely singing voice General favorite among classmates Baseball her favorite sport Secretarial work ahead DOLORES MICHELS St. Anthony :lmi sing ng slnll dos! s If Dill, n popular class officer Valued Glee Club member Pastimes-bowling and dancing Typing and shorthand awards Somebody's private secretary GERALDINE MISSIG St. Anthony Zvalous, get modest Gerrie. a girl of varied interests Welcomes Glee Club hour Efficient Sodality worker Takes naturally to science A little nurse in white GERTRUDE XIOPFATT NGIl'L'l'Itf Tlt'frc's -1 upoman like a dvtudrop Puff, petite school reporter Pet subjects. journalism and English Has a sweet disposition Quite a baseball fan Future newspaper correspondent THOMAS MORLEH' St, Juliana Hunfma, Ihr sport of lungs HG. A .. vicefpresident of Holy Name Strong bowling manager Staunch-hearted tackle, All City- 46 Adds life to geometry class Dads partner in candy business SHIRLEY MOROUSE SI. Vel'OniCfl Sweet peace she brings whenever she arrives l'Shirl, true knack for math Writing a pleasure Active in school activities Favors Lizabeth Scott College education in sight ANN MULLANEY Ascension xl ucry nymph of jollrty l'Annie, an enthusiastic art sudent Light voice in Verse Choir Collects cute china dogs Capable cagerette Future co-ed GLORIA NAPIISWOCKI PGIVOINILIL' o l.uufJ!7 .mtl Ihr' xr'nr'!.i laughs uwlh you Glor. co-editor of the school paper Follows in the trail of Virgil Rclnxcs on roller skates VJ.1nls to travel northward Plans still indefinite f Sr. Joseph FRANCES NICHELE St. :lnthony Shv is a wmsomt' woe thing Fran, popular all-around honor student Aims to hoard typing and shorthand awards XVants to buy a Thinking Cap W'ill winter some day in the South Stenographers' competitor MARIE OCHSENKIEL Sr. Raymond I-'It snwlt :hat ruins. the Iints that glow Pee XYee, make-up editor of school paper Harkf A lark is singing? A sparkling, natural personality Co-Manager, Girls' A Club Faithful disciple of Gregg Xl,-XRGARET PALAZZOLO SI. Anthony l holtl you us a thing ensl2y'd and sumztrd i'Butch, Sodality prefect A regular football trooper English is her Hrst love Has that Pepsodent smile Call her oilice JOSEPH PELLEGRINI St. Jude .ln hom-.rr mun, close-burtoned to the chin 'iJoe is best known for honesty and sincerity Interested in math and science Follows athletics in victory and defeat XVill talk you into bowling A future college frcshie SHIRLEY PERREAULT St. Clement Shu walks In bcauly like Ihr' muh! Short commuter from the country Enthusiastic science student Enjoys football games Likes to bowl Nurses' Stall at Mount Carmel BERNICE PERRIN Gutzrdmn :lngels 4 ,Ill 1' '-'J 11' vv4'i'. I ami Uv.-'ll t' iwfw :.- iyrugkly Twcctic favors journalism and typing Contrasting brown hair and green eyes ln the saddle as a pastime Ardcnt sports spectator Secretary in the future TOM PETERS St. Anthony More durable Ihan brass or slow: Pete, swell fellow, and full of fun Mr. Rutledge in The Young Lincoln Co-Captain-football. All-City '46 VJrites poems and short stories Keeps his future to himself ROSE KIARIE PLATT Guardian .-lngels She has ull the charm of won7anhi,i.ui A'Blue Eyes thrives on mathematics At home on the range Transcription her specialty Records by Nelson Eddy her fad Successful addition to any ofhce ROSE MARIE PORTA Assumption Grollo Gay Italy rcfleclvd in her ryczs A'Rosie revels in solid geometry and chemistry Puts her heart into all she does Dancing her favorite pastime Cosmopolitan-minded Prescription Hller BETTY PRGSSER Assumption Grotto Gifted and well-poised Betty Jo, intellectually inclined Gifted with a beautiful voice Enthusiastic pigskin fan Feature Writer on The Prelude Conservatory for voice GERALD RADOMSKI Patronage of St. Joseph A lad with ideas and ambitions Jerry ', interested in drafting and geometry' Likes things with go in them Hot on the drums Smooth on the trombone Future band leader JOSEPH RADZWION .-lssumption Grotto Hr' rx Ihr tilpllnn of his soul Joe, A natural on the diamond and court At his best in history and drafting I-lates to be bothered when thinking Great lover of hockey No man knows his future ROBERT RANDOLPH St. Anthony My mind is wrapped in a realm of dreams Boll the fiery, quick-witted scholar Honor roll certiiicates Best bets solid geometry and physics Enjoys a good fiction story A bachelor of arts FRED RANESBOTTOSI St. Anthony sl man Io match the mountains A'l:red. a rugged individual Unsung hero of football reserves Iceskating one of many hobbies lngenious draftsman Know of a soft job somewhere PAULINE RAVETTA San Francesco rl scmsome lass Io know und four' 'Paulee, with the deep brown eyes A pledged Worker in the Sodality Likes history, loves shorthand Would winter in Mexico Comptometer operator JOAN RENKE Assumption Grotto Her hand so Iighzlg touches keys Pudgy, attracted to journalism The Prelude's make-up editor Mermaid swimmer Wants to travel An oflice in Cadillac Square NORMAN RESKE St. Anthony Self-contained and quiet as an oyster L'Bud, a friendly, well-mannered lad Hard problem, keen strain Collecting coins his hobby Backs the players Seeks a future in Radio BERNICE RICCI St. Anthony I hope to make my life suvccssful 'Bernicf' a feminine touch in everything Most lovable companion Honor student for four years Likes to be her own boss Something good coming KENNETH RIVARD Ascension A righi, honorable gcnilcrvmn Tyke, business manager of Year Book Tough Boy only on the stage Bowls and hunts Races pigeons for a hobby Wants to be a college man -l-HOURS ROACHE SI. Ar7If7077U lll l t1L't' been friends iogvlhcr 'iTomf' interested in scientific fields Tall. well-built, correct dresser Abhors long reading lists Likes mysteries Thinks of engineering CLAIRE ROE Sl. Anthony rl emit- so fhrvllmq nu'-'r was huurtl Irish knows the secrets of fine music A picture girl on roller skates Glee Club asset Dislikes arguments Future beautician CI-IARLENE ROEHRIG St. Anthony ln stately quielnrss arrayed Char, interested in Latin and History Member of verse choir Arden: Crosby fan Enjoys mystery books Hopes to take up nursing JOHN ROGERS Sr. Anthony l awoke one morning and found myself famous Jack, dependable center on football team Loves to get those forty winks Typing and physics attract him Jack of all trades A destined goldminer PHYLLIS ROMAIN .NYGf1iL'l-Url Shi' has 41 gizwry thu! is must hr.t':1r'h1ng Frenchie, ambitious journalist Most considerate of others Enjoys good Hction Graceful on rink and ballroom Hoor Number, please! JOSEPHINE Ross SI. .llnlhonu fl Ivmlcr heart, u will lnflvxlblt' Tonie. cooperative Sodality member Has seen fine things and rcmcmbers them Interests varied and valuable XVants to sec Poland Practical nursing STEPHANIE RUBINO SI. John Berchman 55: L. urs the robe of gvnllsncss ' Dollicf' her natural waves a crowning glory Senior and Junior vice-president Fond of sleeping and Latin Professional with needle and thread A Rene in the making STANLEY RUTH SI. Anthony I mltm well, eu-rv tl' I du badly Stan, our No. l quarterback Math and science main attractions Member of stage crew for Senior Play Lively member of A club Wants more education ALFRED SCHALLER Holy Name rl pound of pluck is worth a ton of luck Al wears his UA gallantly An energetic cheerleader Drafting hour, the golden hour Enjoys sports stories A future businessman FRED SCI-IEUERMAN Guardian Angels Full of mischief and full of fun Freddy a star in lt Pays to be lgnorantw Physics can be quite exciting Rock 'em, Sock 'emu guard on gridiron Bing sends him into raptures Plans to run his own business I-lliLhN SCHEUERMAN Guardian Angels Hmm' fn-oplc urn mllumllu liwvlu Sherlock mczzosoprano in Glcc Club Secretary of the Girls' A Club Star forward on basketball team XVould travel the Alcan Highway Her typewriter is ready LOUISE SCHMIDT St. .'lT7l'hO77U ll'hm I rvnfvmhvr friends. I rcmcmhur 'ur 'Louf' all around sports fan Often seen on the tennis court Sodality work holds special interest Probes the mysteries of biology Typing her career .JEROME SCHOTTHOEFER Guardian Angels Btuuurt of IM fury of a pullcnl naar' Flash likes drafting and science Building model planes a hobby A racing helmet would fit him Plans to tour the States A mechanical engineer IRENE SCHULZ St. Anthony Beauty and uzrrue shine forever Renie is a smooth dancer Peaches 'n' cream complexion Football season finds her cheering See her for typed letters Secretarial work her goal GLORIA SCONCIAFURNO Guardian Angels Take time out for leisure i'Sconci enjoys juggling debits and credits Corresponding secretary of Sodality Artist on the dance floor Enthusiastic spectator at sports Charming secretary DINA SAURINI SI. Anthony Dlligenre is the mother of success Dee full of gentle humor Sincerity rates high Football fan Book worm Plans not fully developed MARH ANN SPITTLER Ast-t-nsion litre to her mimi, her Luwzk, In-r friends Spittie, expressive interpreter of emotion Earnest in all her studies Particularly fond of autumn sports Delights in Irish stories Vwfith Michigan Bell FRANCES STENZENBERGER St. John Berchnwan Outdid Iht' sparkling iuaurs in iylre 'iFran. charming personality High scholastic average Interested in dissecting animals Ardent Lux radio fan A competent business woman GENEVIEVE STOECKLIN SI. Anthony The ar! of friendliness is hers Janie, cute, petite, and friendly Takes all her duties seriously Expert equestrienne Longs to see New York skyscrapers Good business prospects PATRICIA SWOISH Assumption Grotto .-l murder: dainty, Sujeel, dcmurc Pat, active member of Sodality Business staff of school paper Poem in National Anthology Thinks skating a nerve tonic An attractive stenographcr MARVIN SYLAKOWSKI Queen of Heaven Too much seriousness is bewildering Mars ', hard-working student of science Enjoys classics, likes jazz At home in the bowling alleys XVill visit Old Mexico An M.D. some day Pl-lYl.l.lS THIEDE SI. Ar1tl7Ony Still waters run deep Phyllis dips into poet's ink Finds inspiration in the Aeneid XVinner of Jack the Bellboy contest Roller skating is her favorite sport Plans a university career DOl.ORES TARDONIA SI. .'lf'1!l7Of!g She .snvilvil and Ihr- shallow: departed Tar follows a journalistic trend Finds physics a challenge I-ler optimism cannot be shaken Longs to ride above the clouds Lovely airline hostess MARX' TREMONTI Sf. Anthony She walks Ihr ways of thoughlfulncss UTermite, plays a mellophone in the band A Vincent Price admirer Saving things her hobby Her ambition-a visit to Mexico Laboratory technician FRANCES 'I-URKAL 1VGl'iL'l'Iy Look for 'ur on the paths of progress Fran fascinated by fiction An active sodalist Pi mind for mathematics Reading her relaxation Smile forthe birdie MARY MAY URBAN Assumption Grotto 5 Wuzdrn one delights io know Peaches, outstanding personality Active Sodality Worker Enjoys football games Speedy in transcription Yes, a secretary MARY YANDENBOSSCHE Guardian Angels nl home' a horse! My kingdom for a horsef A'Van. Camp Fire counselor Science and Latin enthusiast Give me a horse, keep your Cadillac A Club President Future 'iAngel of Mercyu JOAN VASLEY Ascension nl friend in sunshine and shade Joanie'i gives but asks nothing in return Is quiet but co-operative Likes commercial subjects Blends voice with choral group Seeking an ofiice position ROBERT XYALBY Holy Algnyg Park up your Iroublvs in uour 01,1 ki! bag XVilloughby ', a mad man on the gridiron Likes tinkering in the lab Bowls n 300 game Forgcts the speedometer Future hardware owner MARE' LOUISE WALDORF St. Anthony She want her sunshine lL1ll Lou, live wire in Sodality and Crusade The oldest in a familv of nine Talented in tickling the ivories An able Virgil scholar Seeks the business world RALPH XVALL St. Anthony Ha never speaks of himself but when compelled Ralph a scholar with a sense of humor Honor Roll quality Organizes his time to a nicety Owns a fine collection of music records Maybe business: maybe college ARTHUR H. YVAILXIUSKERKEN Sl. Anthony Like a man to double business bound 'lArt. Senior Class president Outstanding student manager Best student reporter in Archdiocese Whiz in physics A cog in the wheel of journalism NORMAN WATZ Sf. Anthony The silver. snarling trumpet 'gan to chide BeBop, the man with the horn Enlivens band activities Classics, his sideline Has his eye on physics Likes the look of a college campus MARY WEATHERLY Holy Name Every mouemenl breathes sincerity Vilia finds inspiration in Virgil Champion ping-pong paddler Great lover of basket ball Moans with Vic Damone Veiled future PETER XVEILAND Sr. Anthony :Ulrr ull, Iif.: is very pleasant Ziggy likes math and Latin Three-year cheer leader Enjoys a good magazine Original in his thinking XVhich college to choose? MONAJEAN WIECZORKOWSKI St. Anthony She from lovely tipril go! her eyes A'Monie, Newhousers ardent admirer Likes to interpret Macbeth Discs of Crosby Hll her collection Verse Choir member Typewriter, pad. and carbon sheets CHARLES XVILKINS Sr. Anthony lr might be months or y urs or days. I kept no count D, J. favors bookkeeping and history A bruising football guard Dead Eye on the court Glee Club bass Future accountant NATALIE WITTNIAN St. Anthony A Iirrle maid of simple bcauzy 'iNancy lives Within the shadow of St. A's Portrayed Lincoln's mother At home in business affairs Attempts creative writing Will follow commercial art LORAINE WOOD St. Anthony Finds pleasure in duty Cookie, Crusade chairman A fast twirler on ice Knows her numbers Participates in musicals UB. A. after her name ROSANNE YIZZE Nam-izy fl rhapsody of words l'Ray, wit of press room Associate editor of The Prelude Has a liking for good jazz Collects football scraps Future in nursing career LEONARD ZENoN1 Sim Francesco He'lI make hlrrselli il nm Len considers history no problem English essays a burden A comfortable person to have around XVants to see Honolulu The business world for him DONALD ZIELINSKI Queen of Heaven Something fruit-rnul ubout him Don, co-editor of Year Book Believes fun should lighten labor A hunter the animals like Booster for the Bowling League A future in business PAUL ZOLNOSKI St. Anthony .Yo doubt ubout it golf!! like htm Paul led the cheers to victory Takes special interest in chemistry Balks at too much intellectual prodding Plays the accordion when he's weary Hopes for a three piece band GRADUATES XVe stand before the road of life, Eager now to start, The doors which held us back before Now gently draw apart. Each graduate pauses, makes a choice Which pathway he will trod, Then hurries forth with valiant heart, Placing his trust in God. Leona Chess, '4 8 BROTHERS AND SISTIII fTopj Helen and Fred Scheuer- man KBottomj Audrey and LaSalle Mayes fRl'ghfj Joan and Bernadette Dankas gy' fame? A - wzeeuvs M 'max 4-ys1.'--WM W mm' 'WH N YMIZJW EYXW' 9 Er vs-W Kffwf 449490 c I V 5 ' E R BX' 45 425985 wear AWARDS ASSEMBLY rw uf , 2 M 4 f f, A, , if 74 N jyffls V S, gg , 1 4 4 9 4 fs , fl 2 S 4 fy 1 4 54' kr' f X f if 11 X S., mu, ,V b v i Mother of the Beloved One OUR MOTHER We, the Class of 1948 Place Under Your Enfolding Nlantle Our Golden Memories. Future Careers and Commencement Ideals v- 4. 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A fyxf ,f 5 v1 .- E TI-IE EGG AND I ,f QW-aww VISITING ARTISTS MARY LOUISE HICKEY in ULIEE WITH FATHER., COVELLE NEWCOMB aLltOgr3pI'lS URUNNING WATERS THE SINGING KAPPELS SEUMAS IVIACMANUS says good-bye S VISITING LECTURERS -X. X31 .3 fUpper Iefij Rev. R. F. McGinn, C.S,Sp. Rev. Hugo Ulrich, CPPIS. Rt, Rev. Carroll F. Deadv Archdiocesan Superin tendent of Schools. fLou.'er leftj Brother George N. Schuster, SM. Rt. Rev. Leo DeBarry 79 FORCES BEHIND THE PRESS Comes printing time and the ever- dependable five put their heads to- gether to talk over pictures, makeup, and copy. Seated are co-editors Gloriann Napiewocki and Rosemary Gloss With Arthur Warmuskerken, sports editor to the right, In the rear are assistant editors, Roseanne Yizze and Marilyn Apel. Taking care of all Prelude business matters is this foursome. Ever pro- mulgating the financial interests of the paper is Henry Boullardv business manager with his able assistant. Erwin Beck. Eaithful exchange edi' tor is Mary Carnaghi who devotes excess time and energy for the papers success. Perfect distribution of the Prelude is in charge of dynamic Thomas Andre. Devoted and accurate typists are Marie Eoster and Phyllis Thiede, Makeup editors, Marie Ochsenkiel and Joan Renke see to it that this job is well done. Completing the trio of faithful typists is Ellen Doncgan, CURTAIN CALL PM Curtains parted for the prologue scene with Raymond Amyot as Young Abe, Natalie Wittman as Nancy Hanks Lincoln. Ann Mullaney as Sarah Lincoln, and Mary Ann Luseh as Auntie Sparrow. The next three pictures show lincoln in the pathetic slave scene and Mrs. Rutledge and Sam Hill in tense moments. Final curtain bow Ends the entire east on stage. Standing: Arthur Vylarmuskerlxen, Mary Ann l,usch, Raymond Amyot. Rosemary Gloss. Thomas Peters, Gordon Haggerty, Peter Weiland, Dolores Miehels. .Io-Anne Kraus, John Andrews, Kenneth Rivard, Philip Churpek. Geraldine Mahoney. Seated: Genevieve Stoecltlin. Ann Mullaney, Natalie XVittman, Mary Arnold. LaSalle Mayes, Patricia Donovan, Claire Roe, Dorothy Anderson. YOUNG LINCOLN ' ,1 A , , , . ., 1, M., ,:,, 1 iilf sf? f'f . -..-If ' -f 'VSV '6 ---' :fn 513, G fjifmj' , M L 5 Q bs ! A x Y 'D X 1 ig? 7 Y fr ' 6 a X' '26 .et--1:-1 a .,, X , Q .y ,,.,'f .Y 'Ii5I'I:i'.'.'-rf! 'f'fM .5 J 4 kat, K A 'W' '- Ai ,f 'lil if 1g?gziIf5'55If2'5f X X ,W ' . ss 4, is Xxx .Q 1 X 2 xx XX Af jg -.if r a 1 4 v 4 X , Q . fr. G 4 Q7 vw. 'V 5. 3 if 53 wi f li i ii Qi. Y Y L . I i g-5: ,fH,W: ,, . , -. :sig an ., -V ff 3 min . ,f ,,,,, :RAN A X X c X X 1. 1 , we ' , i 1 .'::g:.r . 2 ,S-gsm' - y :ff H fi.,-:,.,-14,1-v:2' '.-::1:z::' :,,5:1:3E53'Zf'2I -' ey l,if '12'V,-f:1':Ef5f t 5ii5f5f:5fIff13, 1:1121 mg-21,2311-Z:'2 - -' --agjxlx 531, 3.':.:'f::,:.fy,fjg:57-4321 ,,..Av' V .---A gf. in All ,Z V-vv'v.:.,,:- Upper left circle depicts the love scene between Gordon Haggerty as Lincoln and Mary Arnold as Ann Rutledge. Next are Geraldine Mahoney as Martha. the maid, and Rosemary Gloss as Mrs. Rutledge in a domestic scene, Upper right finds Lincoln in a pensive mood. An intensive slavery conversation presents Lincoln with Sam Hill. Philip Churpelx. A tense scene occurred when Kenneth Rivard as Jack Armstrong bullies Abe to a fight. Characters are Lincoln. Jack Armstrong, Mrs. Rutledge. LaSalle Mayes as John McNeil, Martha, Dorothy Anderson as Mrs, Bennett Able and Patricia Donovan as Mary Owens. Lower left pictures Tom Peters as Mr. Rutledge. Mrs. Rutledge. and John McNeil in a choice bit of marriage planning. Final pose catches Ann's friends during the dancing at her party. Left to right are: Patricia Donovan. John Andrews. Peter Vxfeiland, Ann Mullaney, Raymond Amyot. and LaSalle Mayes. 3 , ,. X -. X' 'X 'gymgfkig . U ..:k., , .,,, -M . i.., ,V ' Q 1 NH XI I XA H M x,Ax 5 f ' Q if sis SSS- S xffsff S ,s rg gG::E ,Ka I x -.., ,M V. ww , , - M I C fig ' I - N1 , Zi? 9 ii fff 2 Lili ll 551 ffm? 'elif 5 li in 1 gash 'l 1411 l if Z vf , ,A , SNAPPY SHOTS Right : 1. 2. 3. 4, 7. 8. 9. 10, ll. 12. 13. 14. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. Co-Managers-Doris and Marie Four-Year Acolytes-F. Carnaghe. R. Hoye, P. Zolnoski, J. Andrews, L. Zenoni, L. Gutman, K. Rivard. G. Radomski Two Marys at Belle Isle 5, 6 School Bell Ringing Gert's Paper Wins News Award To Sunday Mass Chowtime for Kenny's Pigeons 15. An Hour Off Mary Vandenbossche, Equestrienne Picture Backfires on Phyllis Friendly Chat Jack Tells Them A. A. Initiation Maher, Crewman on Avenger No Hurry Scheuerman Explains Oil' for the Slide Doris Droste, Speed Champion On the Roe Truck Typing Deadline Bob reads The Queerfs Work Brooms for Bats Revival Talking Over the Situation Who Gets the Letter? Amyot Hands it to Mayes 30. Senior Day Ended 31. Holy Name Men Left: l. Snowtime 2, 3. Monday Morning 4, 5. Smiling Through 6. Talking Business 7. Going My Way? 8, 9. Friday, P. M. 10. Watch Your Step 11. Springtime 12. Beauties All 13. Speech, Bonner! E M 3 Z E B Z X. ay 2 6 5 2 12 E I Li w. 14 Q 95 E Z 4 5 n 4 4 vi 1. 1 ... . .. ..... .. ,..,..,. -...-,,..--.,-..- ................... -.---....., ,,.-.-,,,, . ,,,. l.- . . .... . ......,.. .-.M ,. .l,..r Rev. Joseph Lapinski, C.PP,S. Director of Afhletrcs On the Church Steps . In Victory or Defeat, Our Guidance 1S Prayer Coach and Co-Captains I Tom Peters, Brother Henry, Dick Losh Kneeling-Fred Scheucrman, Chuck Williams Jack Rogers, Bob Walluy, Brother Henry. Standing-Tom Peters, Stan Ruth, Dick Losh, Gorden Haggerty, LaSalle Mayes. 88 THE TEUTONS OF '47-'48 msg A145 L - - ,+'-','..2X 'Q .7 ' six q 3 - 4 -IFS . A- , , , ., ,,,,, .,,. X L , . ., - v , E 3: aww kgggl . NJ R ,, ' Mid Q-LJ 1 fi -1 ff? :X 'exif Q. -- X - W 'N li M. - . 'wi fixmiu ,TN ak' -I - . X f , J ef A M Q Q sf VV fzwf. VM M522 :pf-5 3, 101 'fr 3 f Left to right: Coach on the sidelines. Ruth returns the kickoff. Losh snags one. Wilkins and Morley guarding the kicker. Peters breaks away. Walby scores. magnet.: rlflip, MW A H ,, . Wa, I '? e r Q--9,9 fy , ' , f at X yi! ,h ay DICK LOSH-Four year Letterman, Tom PETERS-All-City back in V46. Cutstanding end position. Co-Captain in '47, I h All-City. All-State. 2 years, Speed always a threat to opposition. Co-Captain of '47 squad. Wide-awfake line-backer. FOOTBALL St. Anthony ,,,....,,,, 13 St. Anthony. ,,,,...,,, 27 St. Anthony ,,,,,...,,, 25 St. Anthony ,,,,.,,.,,,. 3 8 St. Anthony ,.,. ,t.. O St. Anthony .,,, ,.... 6 'GoRDoN HAcaf1i1it'i'i'aRiglut end, IlitilruSci1ii4t'il1tMfxNARight guard. LENNY GUTMAN-Defensive right tackle lDel'ensive lineman. Newcomer Lo the squad. Nlainstay in forward wall. iQuick-charging lwloclter Good .it deciphering plays, Quick at deciphering plays. ilixperl pass receiver. Al liest on defense. Athlete of great ability. 90 :ir we aevawigaevam .Af 'V CHARLES XVILKINS-Left guard, f M TOM MORLEY-Left tackle, Fast charging lineman, Powerful shoulder block, Three year Letterman, His position was never opened, Rugged on offense and defense. Receiver of All-City honors. SCORES De La Salle r.,,., ,,,,,, l 4 St. Ladislaus ..,, W O St. Catherine ...,,...,. O St. B-larv O. L. ,,,,,. O St Stanislaus ...r.r,.,r O St. Joseph ,,,,,, ,,,,, 2 1 BOB WALBX'-Fullback, Exceptional line-backer. Two years at position, Very deceptive. STAN RUTH-Quarterback, He led the T-formation in its forward march, Smooth, deceptive ball handler. CK ROGERS-Veteran center JA His quick snap sped up plays, st on offense, Asset to the team. VARSITY BASKETBALL .loscph Rnd7wion, Le!! to flglhlf J. Radzwion, D. Michels, C. NVilkins Richard l,osh. Chnrlcs D. Pignatclli. D. Losh. R. Magnon. A. Schafer XVilkins A, Caron, J. Procter, D. Cronin. ACTION ON THE COURT Upper left: Losh Tips IL In, Lower left: Up For A Rebound. Upper righr: Wilkins Shoots. BASEBALL Joe Radzwion+a sparkplug in the infield and a headache to oppos- ing pitchers. Richard Bulgarellifwho is credited with a few no hitters. Has good hopes ol' a hig league future. Dick losh--covers centerheld like a greyhound. long hall hitter. 94 Sound: Dan Cronin, '5O: Roger Blatz. '49: Tom Andre '-lfl: Jack Proctor, '-P91 Don Nowak. '-l9: Harold Bulga relli. '-lfl. Standing: .loc Radzwion. '-18: Roland Magnon '-W: Jim Sciarini. .401 Dick Losh. 48: Dick Bulgarelli 48: Dick Kunnath, '5O. Rum Hmi Runs H11 St Anthony 1 6 vs. St. Stanislaus O 2 Si. Anthony 12 IZ vs. O. L. St. Mary Z 1 Bt. Anthony l-l 7 vs. St Joe 0 1 HOLY NAME BOWLING LEAGUE High Score Tony Courey 230 High Team Score Four Splits. and 21 Miss 850 Top row: L. Aldini, D. Bur Middle row: R. Bulgarclli. noch. H. Boullard. J. Pellegrini, T. Courey. A. 'XVarmuskerkcn, T. Morley. N. Watz. D. Zielinski. D. Maher. Bottom row: J. Radzwion. SENIOR GIRLS' BOWLING LEAGUE High ,Score Monie Xxfieczorkowski 153 Hiqh Team Sfore Alpha Theta Beta 545 L. Zenoni. Father Bricher. K. Rivard Top row: D. Droste, M. Ochsenkiel, M. Brooks, R. Gloss, M. Lentes -Hb row: M. Hoch, G. Napiewocki. M. Wieczorkowski, P. Thiede. 3rd row: H. Scheuerman, P. Romain, R. Fix, J. Renke, P. D'Andrea E. Donegan. Ind row: R. Lewinski, D. Michels, S. Morouse, D. Krause. D. Saurini D. Grant. lit row: M. Apel. S Perreault. A. Mullnney. P. Swoish. J. Koch S. De Vriendt. Hi' 09 ?Lwah V 79 2 ,, agxf I? I V -fwffy QQ. Z USM e FQQGEY that Bmwwo LGJEQE 535455157 ,mm ST EUZHBETH5 QW 0' XE NGH'LEAGUI STEEQNARS :se STCHARLEE 2? DATE 5 M 5? ?LQ?i2ff1?Hi52f ig W-wg ff 'r x,f f, f f . 4 1 Y J 'Simi 1115995 56215 ANNUNCSATEQN 52 JAN. 25 . -Ei '35 mfg jj? me ...M 3 NEW T3 Wim f'Mr'g K 'Q M W TK Z4 S? Ei.iZfiEE??f 5: ANNi3Nif!An?fs'?N if Wg f Q, FEEi3 QM 2 FRGWDSNCS +4 Mg Tmg 5 ff? UZ fi 5,f,. i N 1455? A Y' - . T Wh. 'V ni E wir GSfiRDffHNSNSifi if my- 4, C' HB3 J QD gmv mfm TV' arm k Y ' --x X ,. ,W VU CD 53 U2 'r iw 277' is K E A LUV? 41 1 . rgmpvfwiw ,1 A' V 1 LJLH 6 ' X11 if ar' y am. O I-Elf h.. 1 g-,f:s XI' FEE E95 Mfkix 7 5 . , 4 . fZ'fi .., A A A fri . 5 f . z' A LW .D 1 L.L. 4 We f 1: ,ff-.f I ,gl i 'gig IN DANCING MOOD fl-9j Rec. in the Gym. 1 I Z3 Sitting Out the Dance. HOJ Rogers Improvises. HU Something Very Interesting tml lj Gandhi Entertaine 114-171 Springtime is Promtime THE DOOR The school doors gently close behind Yet memory lingers here. An ever eager. restless voice Persists to interfere. It bids us look ahead, not back. We turn our eyes to see A gateway that must be unlocked. And we possess the key. The opened gate reveals a road That meets the rising sun: Aurora spreads her golden rays To show what may be won. A happy group, we hurry through Then pause to say good-bye. How closely bound are we today. Though wide our pathways lie Some choose a street with cottages, Some seek a college door. Some walk into the business world. As others have before. Perhaps another group will halt And listen to the plea Of Christ our Lord Who beckons them With Come, and follow Me Which signs we heed. which turns we make. How separate we are. The teaching of St. Anlhomf Shall be our guiding star. Though hardships may companion us Along the rugged way. Our hearts will quicken at the thought Of our Commencement Day. Gilberte Bourke 48 U 'Q lte,Missa Est 335.00 H ON ORARY PATRON S FATHERS OE THE MOST PRECIOUS BLOOD SCHOOL SISTERS OE NOTRE DAME REV. HENRY POST, PLISKOI' REV. MOTHER GENERAL ALMEDA, S.S.N.D. REV. MOTHER M. FIDELIS, Com. Gen., S.S.N.D. MOTHER PROVINCIAL M. ANNUNCIATA, SISTER MARY HILARIA, S.S.N.D,, Principal SCHOOL PATRON S ST, ANTHONY ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION ANTHONADER MISSION CRUSADE ST. ANTHONY JUNIOR HOLY NAME ST. ANTHONY PRELUDE PRESS ST. ANTHONY SODALITY ST, ANTHONY YEAR BOOK BUSINESS PATRONS S 10.00 CHRISTIAN BROTHERS SUPER MARKET RIVARD BROTHERS, INC. 13609 Gratiot Avenue, Detroit 5, Michigan 20955 Van Dyke Avenue GREEN AND VINCENT Baseline. Michigan 6476 Iroquois. Detroit 3. Michigan HARRY RUDOI-PH HOBBIESTSTANIPS Gratiot Central Market-Booth 6 Boullard Hobbies 1429 Gratiot 9331Mack.P1aza1177 Chen,Y5080 REMER PHARMACY U SURGICAL APPLIANCES H. F. id A. F. WEITENBERNER 13616-13644 Gratiot at 6 Mile Road 13841 Gratiot Pingree 4890, Detroit 5, Michigan Detroit, Michigan ACME PAPER COMPANY 338 W. Jefferson Detroit, Michigan J. E. ALLOR Y5 CO. 743 7 Gratiot Avenue Church Supplies I. T. BECKER COAL CO. 17227 Van Dyke Avenue Detroit, Michigan WALTER BEINKONVSK1 10224 Conant Hamtramck, Michigan BEINKOWSK1'S BAR Congratulations to the Claes o BROWN'S BAR Where old friends meet 6201 Van Dyke f 1048 BURR ELECTRIC COMPANY 5002 Chalmers Detroit, Michigan CARSON AUTO SALES 13900 Hamilton Detroit 3, Michigan Townsend 8-2424 CASSY'S HORSESHOE BAR 7039 Miller Avenue Ivanhoe 8862 Television Detroit, Michigan F1-1ET'S FLOWER SHOP Flowers for all Occasions XVe Deliver Plaza 5500 5900 Van Dyke, corner Medbury S. T. DAMITIO 13 SON Plumbing, Heating iff Repairing 4-120 Field Plaza 6533 MR. and MRS. HENRY De MAIRE De Maire's Quality Market 1403-5 Troester Avenue Detroit 5, Michigan EASTERN PAINT B GLASS CO. Paint+Glass-XVa11 Paper Painters' Supplies 7613 Gratiot Plala 0025 EASTXVOOD CLEANERS 15024 Nine Mile Road East Detroit. Michigan FPPENS FUNERAL HOME 8130 Gratiot Avenue Detroit 13, Nlichigan FALCON RECREATION Beauty Spot of Michigan 10001 Van Dyke, cor. Outer Dr. TW. 3-23238-TXV. 1-9750 FAMILY CAFE 5571 Townsend Detroit 13, Michigan Phone IV. 9811 ALFRED FIOR1 HARDWARE 14063 Gratiot Detroit 5, Michigan FINE FLOWERS Florian Greenhouse 2447 Florian Avenue TRinity 2-7626 FRITZ'S GRILL John Fuchs and XVm. Klinnick 7427 Jos. Campau Avenue Detroit. Michigan FRUMANO FRUITS i5 VEGETABLES 543 9 Baldwin Detroit, Michigan GILBERT CLEANERS 6100 Townsend Avenue Detroit 13, Michigan FRANK E4 JOES GLENXVOOD BAR 14001 Gratiot Avenue Detroit 5, Michigan Ar. 9530 GOETTLINGS BAKERY 7845 Gratiot Detroit 13. Iklichigan G. A. GUDENAN Canton Food Shop 5249 Canton Avenue PI. 4419 HARPER BEER STORE 8438 Harper Detroit. Michigan HARPER FURNITURE CO. 7330 Harper Avenue Detroit, Michigan HENRY'S CLEANERS 832 7 Gratiot Detroit, Michigan GE. 42 00 HENZE COMPANY 15396 Gratiot Avenue Detroit 5, Michigan HITCHING POST INN 11203 Eight Mile Rd. Baseline, Michigan HOJNACKI Electrical Contractor 7546 Quinn Avenue Detroit 13, Michigan KEBBE BROS. COAL CO. 9 761 Van Dyke Detroit 13, Michigan Phone: PL. 0848 MR, AL KELLY Al 8 Bob's Market 5901 Frontenac Detroit 1 1, Michigan PATRONS KURCZ MEDICAL PHARMACY S036 Harper Ave.. opp. Eastown Theatre Prescription Service HARRY LOSH- TWIN PINES DAIRY You can whip our cream But you can't beat our milk. East Detroit. Michigan MARGES BEAUTY SALON Specializing in Permanent XVaving 4104 Townsend Ave. OL. 7363 MARKLES SERVICE 13047 East Warren Detroit 13. Michigan R. MAYES U SONS Level Manufacture 300 Goldengate Detroit, Michigan HARRY N. MICHELS Plumbing and Heating 5014 Townsend Avenue Detroit 13, Michigan MODERN PRISCILLA SHOP 7700 Harper Detroit 13, Michigan Plaza 2830 MORLEY'S CANDIES 8701 Gratiot Detroit, Michigan NEW TOM'S QUALITY MARKET 7 6 01 Gratiot Detroit, Michigan NORTOWN RECREATION 8115 E. 7 Mile Road Detroit. Michigan PALACE RECREATION George Mayday, Manager 6626 Gratiot Detroit 7, Michigan MEIER JEWELRY Pingree 5108 Quarter Century on Gratiot 12511 Gratiot at Finlay and Hamburg ROBINSON PHILLIPS CORP. Fine Photo Finishing There's a Dealer in your neighborhood Detroit, Michigan R. id R, SERVICE 7000 East 7 Mile Road Detroit, Michigan Twinbrook 1-9611 Senior Class! Congratulations! RUNCIMAN PRESCRIPTION The Rexall Stores 4671 Mt. Elliott PLaza 0776 STANDARD'S ICE CREAM and STANDARD'S DAIRY BAR 5 794 Van Dyke Detroit 13. Michigan STUBY CLEANERS 13941 Gratiot Detroit 5, Michigan STURDEVAN HARDWARE 10132 East Warren Detroit 13, Michigan TANK SERVICE COMPANY Frank A. Vandenbossche 6472 Selkirk Avenue Detroit 1 1. Michigan TEXTILE CLEANERS 53 DYERS We do our own cleaning 11425 Van Dyke PL. 4254 TOWNSEND MEDBURY MKT. 5900 Townsend Avenue Detroit 13, Michigan VETERAN'S MARKET 7701 E. Palmer Detroit, Michigan PL. 6804 WAGNER ELECTRIC CO. 12022 Linwood Detroit 6, Michigan E. S. WATKO. FUNERAL DIRECTOR 381 East Grand Blvd. Detroit 7. Michigan LO. 7-0750 WEE-ER'S DUTCH BAKERY 12345 Gratiot PL. 8110 Special Baked Goods BILL WILSON Packard Sales 8 Service 7023 Gratiot BEN YAGLEY PHOTOS 11822 Rosemary PI. 6025 Compliments of YOUR THEATRE Phone: PI. 1360 Detroit, Michigan PATRONS 510.00 St. Anthony Young Ladies' Sodality St. Anthony Young PeopIe's Club Mr. and MIS. Warren Hifi Best wishes to the Seniors Congratulations to the Class of '48 103 7 Cldiel-1X MLAM1 Mrs. J, R, Gandhi Welcome to the Club Jerome W. Schotthoefer, '48 5124 Bums 11584 Duchess Shiben Courey ThOm-35 Engel 1305 Bedford 1531 Ward Street Grosse Pointe Park 30. Saginaw, Michigan William F. Albrecht 7606 Gratiot Avenue Mr. and Mrs. C. Anderson 13 6 61 Cedargrove Dorothy Anderson, '48 13661 Cedargrove Best of Luck to the Graduates Mr. and Mrs, Frank J. Bernock, Sr l-rank J. Bernock, Jr., '44 Albert Bremer 5327 Field Avenue Christian Mothers' Society St. Anthony Parish Classes: Freshman VI Senior 1 Senior II Senior 111 Senior IV Mr. lgnrteu Barra and l'amrly Altlini 'l'ile U Marble Co. Patricia Donovan Mr. and Mrs. R, Andre Tum Andre, '43 Art's Produce Dept. Base l.ine Hardware Co. Bartani Service Mr. and Mrs. 1... Bauer Anna M. Beer Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bark Mr. and Mrs. Earl A. Chaperon Palma D'Andrea, '48 Charles De Kaninck Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dcnewelh Miss Eileen Donegan Charles Fcighncr, '48 35.00 A. Gardella 148 74 Mayheld Avenue Mr. and Mrs. F. Graziani 5063 Maxwell Rt. Rev. A. E. McQuil1an,D.P.V.F. 3 Lyman Street St. Catherines Ontario Edward R. Nixon 1399 E. Grand Blvd. Parent-Teachers Association St. Anthony School Mr. and Mrs. Roy M. Randolph 634-O E. Warren Norman Reske. '48 4690 Neff Road James E. Roache 19635 Caldwell 1 54.00 Mr. and Mrs. Harold .Feighner 353.00 Dolores Hudock, '48 32.00 Phyllis l'cighncr l-ischer's Service Mr, and Mrs. E. Gora Miss Jerry Hartwick Mrs. Mary Kacir Dolores Kilinslsi, '48 Jerome Rilinslxi Mr. and Mrs. J. Kilinislxi 1.cl'ly Cyril Lulsomsltr Mr. James Lycll Mr. and Mrs. John S. Mahoney Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Mass Mr. and Mrs. Emil Schaller 13 9 8 5 Rochelle Senior Holy Name Society St. Anthony Parish Phyllis Thiede, '48 7 73 7 Medbury Ushers Society St. Anthony Church Mr. and Mrs. George XValby St. Clair Shores Mr. and Mrs. R. A, Vilalby 8076 Elgin Mr. and Mrs. Carl Zenoni 312 7 St. Joseph Louis Zenoni 312 7 St. Joseph Mary Ann l'o:.. '48 Joseph Rivard Appliance Sport Shop 'licmrowslsfs Drug Store Mathew l4nrnrlure Co. Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Napicwoclxi Polloclt M. Rantl Mr. and Nlrs. Otto Johns Aurelius Rivard Mr. and Mrs. Edward Roehrig Fred J. Scheuerman Mr. and Mrs. Gay Spittler Mr. Frank Ziclinski Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Vaslcy Ralph wan Weg's Pharmacy Marlene Abraham. '50 Louis Acierno Helen Adams Mr. and Mrs. James Agruso Mr. and Mrs. Joe Agruso AIbea's Mr. Lester Allan Mary Allegrati, '50 Mr. Charles Allmond Alpha Theta Beta. '48 Mr. and Mrs. Amyot Robert Amyor. '46 Mrs. Ann C. Andrews Bob Andre. '53 Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Andrus Mr. and Mrs. Leo Andrus Mr. and Mrs. C. R Apel Duke Apel James Apel Jerrold Apel Marilynn Apel .loseph Ardito. '47 Mr. and Mrs. Amil Arlt Bob Arnold Mrs. Charles G. Arnold Mr. Charles G. Arnold Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Arnold Sherril Arrigo Mr. and Mrs. J. Augustyn Mrs. Ray Austin Mr. and Mrs. A. Azarovitz Bernard Azarovitz, '47 Cecilia Azarovitz. '52 Daniel Azarovirz. '54 Herbert Azarovitz, '46 Mrs. Julia Azarovitz Norbert Azarovitz. '58 Tom Azarovitz. '48 George Babcock Bacci Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bagosion Charles L. Bandeca, '44 Miss Gertrude Bannasch Mr. and Mrs. A. Barbagjia 'Mr. and Mrs. Russell Baril Harry J. Baron Mr. and Mrs. Bartnik Mr. and Mrs. Barton Base Line Feed Store Mrs. Y.Villiam Bath Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Battani Mr. and Mrs. Dan Battani Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Battani Mrs. Fredereich Baumgartner Miss Loretta Baumgartner Henry R. Beauchamp Robert Beavis Mr. and Mrs. William Beck Erwin Beck Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. Becker Robert M. Behr Art Berk Mrs. Robert H. Berker Mr. and Mrs. John C. Biecker Rev. Thomas Biecker S. J. Donald Bies Mr. and Mrs. Leo Bies Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Bies Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bies Miss Frances Bisson A. J. Blauke Max Bohlanrl Bo-Kay Dairy Bar Rev. Anthony Bologna Mrs. Anna Bommarito Mr. P. Bommarito Dick Bonner Enoch Borc7yk Borghi Bros. PATRONS 331.00 Ercole J. Borghi Mr. and Mrs. Fred Broghi Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Bork Mr. and Mrs. J. Boucke Joan. Maro. and Jacky Bourvi-t Angelo Branthetta Mr. Charles Brandenburg Edward Braunstein Mr. antl Mrs. Frank Bremer Mr. and Mrs. E. Brisson Mr. and Mrs. Casper Brooks loretta Brooks Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brown Mrs. Tom Brown Mr. G. V. Brush Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Bulgarelli Ellen Bulgarelli Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bulgarelli Mr. and Mrs. P. Bulgarelli Robert R. Bulgarelli George Buote, '34 Mr. and Mrs. N. Burkwitch Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Burman Peter Burns Mrs. Peter Burns Margaret Burns. '48 Mr. and Mrs. Francis Burr Mrs. Mary Burr Mr. and Mrs. Leo Bytner Mrs. Angelo Calcaterra. Dolores Calcaterra, '48 Mr. and Mrs. John Calcaterra Sandra Calcaterra Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Calcaterra A. J. Campernel Emery Campernel XVilfred R. Campbell Miss Anne Capoccia, '46 John C. Carmocle. C.W.0.-U.S.N.R. Frank Carnaghe, '48 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carnaghe, Sr. Evelyn G. Carnaghe. '44 Mrs. L. Carnaghi Mary Carnaghi. '48 Josephine Carnaghi Angelo Carnaghi. '44 Mr. and Mrs. C. Carnaghi Mr. Henry Carnaghi Mr. and Mrs. J. Catalora Theresa Catarinickna, '48 Mr. William Chapp Mary Check Chee Chee Chene fd Trombly Recreation Mr. and Mrs. A. Chess Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Chicotas Mr. Phil Chinzi, '44 Chix , '49 Mrs. Bernadine Christa Mrs. Mable Church Mr. and Mrs. Michael Churpek Phil Churpek, '48 Christian Fessler Mr. and Mrs. .l. Ciechorski Mr. and Mrs. E. Cielinski Mr, and Mrs. J. Ciluflo Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Fipponeri Miss Susie fiuziclii George A. Claeys Mr. and Mrs, Charles Clark Civic Cleaners Josephine Cobb Miss Ellen Colbourne Mr. Fred Coldicott Mr. and Mrs. G. Columbo Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Conflette Mr. and Mrs. Pingree Conflette Mrs. Tom Conler Dan Connolly, '46 Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Cook Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Cook Billy Costick Rosalie Costick lrene i'oureV .lulia Ciourey Mary Courey Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Couture Anita Cox Betty Cox Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cramer lrene Crawley Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crespi Joseph Cueter. '48 Mrs. Katherine Cummings Miles Currie. '47 Peter Cfusimano Mario Dagostinis. '47 D'Aiuto Bros. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Dalsky Betty Jane Damitio, '46 Miss Adele D'Andrea, '47 Mrs. Mary D'Andrea Palma D'Andrea, '48 Mr. and Mrs. J. Dankas Mr. Frank Danielewski Mrs. Alice Darghi Roy Davis Pat Davon, '50 James H. Dean, Jr. The Deannettes, '49 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph De Cavitt Miss Louise Deisler, '47 Charles E. Delaney Francis R. Delaney, '46 Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Frank A. Delaney .James Delaney Pat Delaney. '4 8 Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Pat De Lise Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Delaney . Wilfred Delaney A. Delia R. DeMeyer Adolph Denewerh Betty Deneweth, '48 Bob Deneweth Jim Deneweth Juan Deneweth Rita Deneweth Tom Deneweth Mrs. C. Derdaeli Miss Madeleine Desrhepper Michel Desloover Mrs. George Dettlofl Eileen Dettloff Mrs. E. Dibble Miss Clara Diehl Tom Diehl, '40 Marion Diem Anne Dina Mr. and Mrs. John Dina Mike DiPirro, '49 Mr. ancl Mrs. A. Dobek M. J. Dochstacler Mrs. E. Doebher Mr, George Dokmak Mr. antl Mrs. XV. Domhrowski Mrs. Mary Domke Don and Jack Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Donegan Miss Margaret Donegan Arthur Donovan, '47 Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. . A. Donovan .Daniel S. Doyle . John Doyle Leo Droste Lottie M. Drozdowski Mr. and Mrs. A. Drude Margaret Drude Barbara B. DuBord Mr, and Mrs. Dueweke Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Dumas Mr. and Mrs. H. Duschene Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Dzieciolawski Stanislaus Dzieniszeivski Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Dzieszko Eight Mile Cleaner East Detroit Hardware Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Elsey Kenneth Fair, A.C.M.M., U.S.N.R. Mrs. Marie Faoro Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Farmari Mr. Christian Fessler Mrs. M. Fiekn John Figlan Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Finnigan Mr. C. Fiori Bill Fischer, '47 Jessie M. Fisher Mrs. Katherine Fitch Mr. and Mrs. John J. Ficht Johnnie Fitzpatrick Betty Fix, '46 Mr. and Mrs. Chester L. Fix Rita Fix, '48 Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Fletcher Mr. Edward Fletcher Mr. Howard Fletcher Olive Marie Fletcher, '48 Flower Cut Mirror Shop Mrs. Edna Foley Mrs. John Forbeck Mr. and Mrs. William Foster Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fouchey Miss Delores Fouchia Dorothy Fox. '49 Mr. Peter J. Fox Mrs. Peter J. Fox Ronald Fox, '52 Harry Franks Loretta C. Fraser Fred's Service Allen Freeman A Friend A Friend John P. Fritz Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Gagnon Mrs. R. Gagnon Mr. and Mrs. Carl Garascia Miss Rosemary Garascia Miss Josephine Garascia Mr. and Mrs. Richard Garascia Mrs. Angeline Garavaglia Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Garavaglia Mr. and Mrs. Charles Garavaglia Miss Virginia Garavaglia Ron Gazarek, '49 Mr. and Mrs. VU, Gebauer Barbara Genord Shirley Genord Jean Genord Joan Genord Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Genord Robert St. Germaine, '49 Georgie Mr. J. Gerhard Mrs. J. Gerhard Margaret Gerhard Mr, and Mrs. Jos. Gerlock Mr. and Mrs, Michael Giacalone Mrs. Hazel Gillon .loyce Gillon Mr. and Mrs. James Gillette Ginnie, '48 and Ralph, '46 Mr. anrl Mrs. A. Gipprich and Son 106 PATRONS Miss Evelyn Girschlag Mr. and Mrs. H. Gizowski Ma ster Bobby Gizowski Andrew Gleba Gle ba's Market Elizabeth Gloss Mr. I. Gloss Joh n Gloss Mrs. Mary Gloss Rosemary Gloss Robert F. Goeddeke Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Goeddeke Paul J. Goeddeke Jerome Goeddeke, '48 Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Goodrich Robert J. Goodrich, '47 Beverly Ann Gora Miss Theresa Gora Miss Ann Gora Mr. Nick Gorno Norman Grabowski Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Grady Mr. and Mrs. C. Jack Grady Miss Rosemary Grady, '47 Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Grady Gena Grazioni Len a Grazioni, '50 Mary Grazioni Mrs. Helen Green C. M. Greyor Mr. Mr, Mr. Vin Mr. Mis Ray Mr, Mr. and Mrs. J. Greschaw and Mrs. Fred Grobbel and Mrs. Ernest Grycza ce Guaram and Mrs. Charles Gutman s Martha V. Gutman mond Gutman. '45 and Mrs. G. Haggerty and Mrs. Leonard Haggerty Mr. and Mrs. Caryl Haisenleder Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Haisenleder Ken Leo Sall Mr. Dr. neth Haisenleder nard Haisenleder y Halaburda and Mrs. H. Hallett J. A. Haluska Mrs. F. Harrington Frederick G. Harrington llarry's Beer i6 Wine Store Miss Sophie Hartman Agnes Howes Mr. and Mrs. Heinrich Mrs. O. Heinrich Mr. and Mrs. J. Hemmen Mr. and Mrs. C. Hengesbach Lorraine Hengesbach, '44 Lawrence J. Hengy. '47 NVilliam Hennessy Mr. Bill Herz Mrs. Frances Hill Jerome Hoch Mrs. Mary Hoch Mrs. Edw. Hodgdon Mis Mr. Mr. Mr. s Theresa Hoeschle and Mrs. M. Hoflmeyer and Mrs. A. Hoguc and Mrs. R. Hamilton Reginald Hamilton Mrs. Marie Horlacher Mrs. Katherine Howind Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Hoye Mr. and Mrs. XV. llulwr Roy li. Huber Am llel Ma S.l hrose A. llniloclt en Hudock rian lludock 'lurloek Vincent lluclock Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Jacobsen Janie, '48 and Joe, '46 Mr. and Mrs. P. Jantke Mrs. A. J. Jarvis Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jesionowski Mr. Frank W. Johonnes ' Mr. Larry Johnson, '45 Mrs. Larry Johnson Mr. and Mrs. O. XV. Joinville Miss Evelyn Jongvvirth Mr. James J. Joynt A. XV. Jozik Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Jurco Anna Jurco. '48 George A. Kacir Ray Kaiser, '47 Mr. Andrew Kalutski Alice Kamman Mr. and Mrs. Charles P, Karrer Anne Kilgore. '48 Mr. and Mrs. A. Kilgore Mrs. Bernard Kinsler Dorothy Klarick Audrey Klein Miss Norma Klein Charles Klonis Roy Knott Beverly Koch. '47 Joyce Koch, '48 Mr. and Mrs. R. Koch Mrs. Anna Koehler Edward J. Kolly Mr. and Mrs. F. Kolly Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kolodziciski Esther Korzyn Mr. Phil Kowalski Sylvia Kozma, '46 Chester Krakowski, '41 Mr. N. Kramer Anne Krause Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kraus Jo-Ann Kraus, '48 Bernard Krause, '48 Mrs. Mary Krause Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Krause Mr. and Mrs. XValter A. Krawczvk Corrine Kreft, '50 Molly Kreger Mr. and Mrs. H. Kreitmeyer Anastasia Kruszewski Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Kruszewski Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kruszewski Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kruszewski Victor Kruszewslsi Mr. and Mrs. Victor Kruszewski Mildred Kryza Patricia Kubiciel Mr, and Mrs. Joseph P, Kuhr Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Kuhr Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kuptz Ray Kuprz. '41 Josephine Kutskill Dennis Kwecien Mrs. Helen Lacy Mr. and Mrs. H. Lampar Fdward Yan Langenhoven Jacqueline Langlois, '50 Rev. Joseph Lapinski JoAnn Latchney Mr. and Mrs. C. Lawrence Rowie, Tina and Katy Lawrence Jean Leahcy, '47 .loan Leahey, '47 Joyce Leahey, '57 Robert Leckncr Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Legarro Mr. A. Dewitts and Mr. L. Lemlin Mr. and Mrs. James J. Lentes Angelo D, Leone Robert Lesmeister Mr, and Mrs. I.. Lewandowski Mrs. Mary Lewandowski PATRONS Gerald Lewinski Mr, Anthony Merlo Mr. and Mrs. John Lewinski Prank Merlo, '50 Rosemarie Lewinski Mary Ann Merlo, '48 Mr. Joe Liepiniatas Marie Messina Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Linton Harry J. Michels Mr. and Mrs. A. Lipsky James T. Michels Mr, and Mrs. E. A, Liszczynski Little Cafe Valeria Requ Mr. Dominic Liuzzo Mr. and Mrs. A. Li7za John Lizza, '44 Mike Lizza, '47 Par Lizza. '40 Mr. and Mrs. A. Lohr Stella Lonczinsl-ti Mr. R. J. Long Dick Losh. '48 Michael Losh, '65 Mr. and Mrs. R. Luhanski Guido Lucci Mary Ann Lusch Mr, and Mrs. S. l.usch Elmer Lynch Zakie Macliool Mr. and Mrs. J. R. McAdoo John McAdoo. '41 Patricia McAdoo. '48 XVilliam AlcAdoo, '43 Mr. and Mrs. John McClasky Gene McGinnis Plorence McManus Mr. and Mrs. J. J. McNeil Mary Ann McSweeney Mr. and Mrs. Machuga Ed Macy. '47 Richard Magnatte. '41 Carol Maher Dick Maher Alrs. E. Alaher Mr. Edwin Xlaher Kathleen Maher Michael Maher Patrick Maher Richard G. Xlaher Terry Maher Thomas E. Maher Geraldine Noelle Nlahoney Mrs. Howard T. Mahoney Mr. and Mrs. John S. Mahoney Maio Brothers Cleaners Miss XVilhelmina Mallmann Miss Emily Malycz Mansers Meat Market Mrs. Julien Mantych Marbern Music Shop Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Marburger Mrs. Louise Marcero Mr. Cyril Marchand Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Marchione. J Mrs. Louise Marchione Pingree Marchione Marge and Mary Jane Marie and Ida Mariorfs Sweet Shop Mar-Jo Sweet Shop Mr. and Mrs. Art Markel Nlr. Donald Xdarshall Dona and Chris Martinelli Mario Martinelli Tony Martinico Pingree Mastro Mr. and Mrs. P. Matrei Rudolph Mattei. '48 Audrey Mayes Mr. and Mrs. D. Ma7Zali Mary Mazzali Frank S. Mecha Fred Melnyk Angie Merlo, '60 Mrs. A. Merlo Mrs. Charlotte Michenfeltler Mrs. Prank O. Miesel Mr. and Mrs. Donald Miller Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Miller Thomas J. Milton Mrs. Antoinette Miriani Delphine Misiuk, '40 Mr. and Mrs. Leonard J. Missig Mrs. R. Missig Gerald Moffatt Gertrude Moffatt Mr. and Mrs. P. Moffatt Mrs. Glenn Moore Mr, Ervin Morley Mr, and Mrs. M. Morouse Shirley Morouse, '48 Mr. and Mrs. J. Morrocco Mr. and Mrs. Omer Mortiet Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Mott Mr. and Mrs. M. Mueller Edith Muer Samuel Muglio Mr. and Mrs. Mullaney Mr. and Mrs. J. Nadlicki Mr. Charles Nall Gloriann Napiewacki Henry Napolitano Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Nichele Mr. H. Niester Niester if XVinter Mkt. Anthony Nino Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Norman Mr. Joe Norrus Helen V. Norwick Mr. John A. Novak Stanley C. Novak Mr. and Mrs. A. Nowaczewski Mr. and Mrs. Leo Nowak Ray Nowinski Mr. and Mrs. C. Ochsenkiel Omer's Cafe Mrs. Lillian Opelc Mr. Adam Ostrowski Ralph Ozark Donald O'Brien Eugene O'Brien Sharan and Tom O'Connor Ronnie O'Dea F. B. Pallusm Don Palazzolo Mrs. Irene Palazzolo Josephine Palazzolo. '43 Margaret Palazzolo, '48 Mr. and Mrs. P. Palazzolo Sarah Palazzolo. '40 Mrs. S. Palazzolo John Papadatos Paramount Drug Store Mr. and Mrs. C. Pargianini Roger J. Pasqual, Jr., '39 Parket Market Anita Pasqual. '4l Pat and Dolores Patton Siding fd Roofing lp. B. Patterson Gilbert J. Patterson Pee Wee, '48 Mr. and Mrs. A. Pellegrini Joe Pellegrini, '48 Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Pellitier Julie Penet, '49 Mr. and Mrs. Louis Penner Mr. and Mrs. George Perreault Shirley Perreault, '48 Bernice Perrin. '48 Mr, and Mrs. John Perrin Leonard Perrin Margery A. Peters, '43 Mrs. E. Peters Mr. and Mrs. Ray Peters Mrs. Catherine Petipren Mr. and Mrs. Joe Pettke Mr. and Mrs. Tim Pettke Joseph Peunefather Mr, and Mrs. Phillips Edward Piel Miss L. Piscopink John Piscopink Mr. and Mrs. XVilliam Piscopink Mr. and Mrs. Pau1Plarke Edward G. Platt Mr. and Mrs. Paul Platt Mr. and Mrs. Robert Platt Rose Marie Platt Miss Eleanore Plathowski, '43 Philippi Plourde Mrs. Peter Podlweski Henry E, Pohl Pointe Camera Shop P. Pook Mr. and Mrs. William Ponatt Rosemary Popowski, '50 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Postl Alvin A. Prange Mr. H, Price Mr. and Mrs. Emil Prosser Russell Profil Mr. and Mrs. It A. Pulec Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pulec Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. S. Pulice L. J. Quinkert Alex Radomslti Mrs. Joseph Radomski Patricia Radomski Richard Radomski, '50 Mr. Joseph Radzwion Mrs. Joseph Radzwion Ray Radzwion, '47 Mr. and Mrs. F. Ranesbottom Fred Ranesbottom, '48 Mrs. W. 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