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

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BROMBACH, LORRAINE ROSE Assumption Grotto 14671 Fordham Lorry likes horseback-riding, bowling, jitter- bugging, driving and a big ham sandwich. She has one dream and that is to drive to Florida in her own car. An otiice job is wait- ing for her. BRUNK, LORETTA F. Ascension 7113 Westminster An esthusiastic student is Loretta, ever ready to help her fellow classmates . . . upholds our school's high standards. Her plans are tio major in music at Mount Mary in Milwau- ee. BUCCI, PETER Assumption Grotto 18431 Hickory Silent, alert, modest, and dynamicg these are the qualities exemplified in Pete's daily habits and in his scholastic efforts. If you're look- ing for a lesson in golf-here's Pete! BUCKMAN, GERALDINE ELIZABETH St. Matthews 4891 Kensington The girl with the beautiful blond crowning glory is Gerry. Gerry likes swimming and hockey. She would like a secretarial posi- tilon and someday she wants to take a trip to awau. BURKE, MATTHEW Holy Name 8595 Kenny Smiling and unperturbed, this genial fellow has treaded his way leisurely down the path way of learning. Mattress has managed to make a name for himself as one of the lead- ing athletes of the school. CARINGI, MARIE Nativity 5829 Pennsylvania Tina's goal for the next few years will be the acquisition of a beautician's degree. Her pert smile and radiating personality have won many friends. Some day we may see Tina driving that Oldsmobile. CARNAGHI, AUDREY ANNE Guardian Angel 14847 Spring Garden Wholesome and true best describe Aud. Bowling, dancing, and sewing are among her many interests. Her immediate future is tied up with an I.B.M. machine. Sue and Aud are a well-known two-some. CATENACCI, JOSEPH St. Veronica 21801 Elmwood Joe is staying with the family after gradua- tion, by entering business with his brother. Husky naturally finds it fun to play foot- ball. We wish him luck and the realization of his trip to South America. CESEKAS, JUDITH KAMILIGA St. Anthony 3013 Caniif J udy's quiet manner and unobtrusive appear- ance have in no way hindered her gaining a fine reputation for friendliness and sincerity. A native of Lithuania, she has been with us for just three years. CHORENZIAK, EDWARD Our Lady of Fatima 13341 Oak Park Boulevard The little man with the fast flying fingers lon an accordiony is Eddie. He claims steak and mashed potatoes are his favorite foods. We know ,he will be tops in his chosen career of salesman.

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BANASHAK, THOMAS B. Our Lady of Good Counsel 17317 Dresden Ave. Witty, good-natured Tom is friendly to- ward everyone. Football and hockey are among his favorite sports. He dislikes stu- dents who can't take a joke. BARBIERI, FRANK ALBERT St. Anthony 4883 Maxwell Frank's plans vary from engineering at U. of D. to a four year stretch in the Air Force. He remarked that getting out of school would be great but he'd miss the gang. Frank hates a show-off. BARCZEWSKI, LAWRENCE Assumption Grotto 12517 Westphalia Larry collects records as he is a lover of music, classical and popular alike. He dis- likes dreary and lifeless people. The West Coast beckons him. Television repairing will be his future work. BARTHELEMY, JOAN ROSE Our Lady of Good Counsel 11812 Kennebec J oanie could easily be voted the sweetest sen- ior girl. She likes dancing and all sports. After graduation a receptionist job-then marriage. A trip to Florida is in the mak- mg. BAYNE, ROBERT Assumption Grotto 14485 Parkgrove Bob is the unrivalled scholar of the Senior Class. He's everybody's friend at homework time and the rest of the time. He has his future already planned, at the U. of D. BELLAIR, SUZANN E St. Anthony 5215 Field Maybe it's Sue's dislike for cold weather that makes her smile so warm. After she grad- uates she plans to become a comptometer operator. Mexico and Hawaii are included in her travel plans. BERGER, JAMES St. Veronica 22469 Gascony After that great day in June, Jim hopes to become a draftsman. His work as a crafts- man can be seen in his highly personalized car. J im's dislike is the perpetual worrier. BLOHM, NORMAN WILLIAM Assumption Grotto 20158 Packard Picture a curly-haired fella' playing a guitar . . . that's Bill . Quick with a smile or a joke, he's high on the class popularity list. gqllegds gain will be our loss. Good luck, 1.. BON GIOVANNI, LAWRENCE 4744 Field Bonjo, as he is often called is determined to get a college education in Business Adminis- tration. Football and Golf are top notch with Larry. To top it off his hobby is losing weight. BROOKS, JAMES BERNARD Holy Innocence 25130 Ford Jim, one of our better draftsmen, intends using his skill when he finally becomes an engineer. Sports, particularly football, rate high with Jim . . . He is a sporty guy. St. Anthony

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CHRISTOPHER, GEORGE St. Philomena 3986 Bluehill George is the comedian of our class. His casual witty remarks have brightened many a dull class. After graduation he will take a position as a clerk for the U. S. Truck Com- pany. CONNIFF, JAMES JOHN St. Anthony 5514 Sheridan Jim's ambition is a Detroit Times Branch managership. He seems to be well on the way toward that end from all reports. Bowl- ing is J im's favorite sport with baseball and football running second. COSGROVE, PATRICK St. Anthony 5393 Iroquois Pat will enroll in a trade school after grad- uation. He would like to go into business with his father. Cold weather must be a favorite of his because he likes Michigan much better than Florida. COUCKE, RICHARD Our Lady of Good Counsel 11264 Kennebec Cookie enjoys both winter and summer sports. As far as he is concerned there is nothing like real gone jazz. Cookie hopes to circle the globe. He would like to attend the University of Michigan. CRONIN, MARY LOU Assumption Grotto 14017 Park Grove Congenial, easy-going Lou gets along with everyone. For recreation she enjoys danc- ing, swimming, and bowling. After fulfilling her desire to travel she would like a position as a secretary. CUGLIAR1, JOSEPH ALBERT 4737 Concord Anyone who knows Joe knows of his splen- did record collection and his 'love for pool. Joe's real love though, is for spaghetti-like all good Italians, of course. CURRIE, DANIEL G. St. Anthony 4420 Canton Big Dan has been prominent in basketball and football circles. The admired titles of All-State and All-City have been his. He hopes to enter the University of Alabama. DE BAKER, GERALD Our Lady Queen of Peace 20404 Old Homestead Ger is very often seen back stage handling the technical jobs, so it is only natural that he should study skilled trades after gradua- tion. His hobbies are dancing and photog- raphy. DE STEFANIS, ROBERT Our Lady of Good Counsel 17900 Strasburg Reserved, scholarly, Bob is known to all his classmates as a deep thinker. His hobby is proof of his classmates' convictions - he studies people. He will enter U. of D. in the fall of '54. DICHTEL, RONALD Our Lady of Good Counsel 17416 Bradford Ron plans to join the list of average men with a vocation as a tool and die maker and like any natural man he rates hunting tops and swimming a close second. St. Anthony