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

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PHOTOGRAPHY: L. to R. Ioseph Duchene, Sfster M. Gllbertine, Russell Groth. BUSINESS STAFF: L. to R. Ioseph Sumeracki. Iosephine Serazio, Patricia Grady, Walter Ribant, Mary Anne Schutter. TYPISTS: L. to R. Elizabeth Simmons, Carol Doran, Dorolhy Murray.

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5 Q X L. to R. Frances Riehl, Marjorie Codd, Ronald Fasse, Bruce Kennedy, Nancy Mueller Antholite Staff The 1951 ANTHOLITE is the result of the combined effort of the entire school. Sister Mary Iane Frances, advisor, and the general staff express their appreciation for the wholehearted co-operation received from the faculty and student body. Special mention goes to: The Camera Club Under the supervision of Sister Mary Gilbertine they have taken all the pictures except those of the graduates in cap and gown. The Business Managers Under Sister Mary Helen they handled all the work connected with the patron drive. Co-Editors: Marjorie Codd, Frances Riehl Sports Editors: Ronald Fasse, Norman Ziegenfelder, Dorothy Murray Art: Nancy Mueller Photography: Bruce Kennedy, Ioseph Duchene Business Managers: Iosephine Serazio, Walter Ribant Staff: Ioseph Sumeracki, Patricia Grady, Mary Ann Schutter. Typists: Carol Doran, Dorothy Murray, Elizabeth Simmons.

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The monthly publication of St. Anthony High School, The Prelude, kept this group of seniors busy. Going over last minute details at dead- line time are the members of the stall Seated: L. Rivard, A. Hillery, C. A. Christ, S. Gurtz, M. L. Cooley, co-editors C. Dulcamara and M. Neary. Standing: G. Valenta, I. A. Dillon, I. Mobley, M. Antonelli. The circulation and business end of publishing the school news were aptly he handled by David Fanale and Ioris Nuytten who are shown addressing and sorting the envelopes to be mailed. Ianuary, 1943-a new year! Yes, but something more to the students ot St. Anthony High School, for this was the year in which the Prelude made its debut. Rev. Daniel A. Lord, S. I. gave this deeply inspiring passage as the reason for the name of this paper. Prelude to Lite, of course. Prelude to the iullness ot Catholic Action . . . Prelude to the serious things to be done for God and Country. . . Prelude in the sense ot Keynote, struck loudly and harmoniously . . . the opening bars to a beautiful melody you'll play all your lives . . . These are the years oi your Prelude to life, as life is just the Prelude to our real life with God. These were high standards and ideals to set before a new and bewildered staif. Each year another new stati has taken over and tried to live up to these principles and publish a lively and interesting paper that will keep St. Anthony students on their toes, spiritually, physically, and socially. And this is the work of the Prelude stall. 14