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

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URBAN, SUZANNE Assumption Grotto 13667 Saratoga Sue is the little gal that possesses a dynamic personality and brilliant red hair. She has proved to be a great attraction to the male contingent. Her future is marriage. Like- able, Lovable Sue. URBANI, JOYCE CESIDIA St. Elizabeth 4215 Mt. Elliott Genial, cute, and amiable is descriptive of Joyce. Her favorite hobbies are playing the piano and collecting stamps. She will attend Ll. of D. as a student of the teaching profes- sion. URBIN, MARIE LOUISE M. St. Anthony 5315 Townsend Bowling, roller skating, football, and basket- ball are sports that are enjoyed most by Marie. After graduation she would like to become a bookkeeper and later tour the United States. WARMUSKERKEN, JAMES St. Anthony 4763 Baldwin Independent always, Jim plans to enter college . . . then out on his own. Working as a student manager these last years, Jim has stayed in touch with the sports he likes so much. WASHO, JOSEPH PETER Holy Name 8311 Montlieu Joe is light-hearted and gay, fun-loving and friendly. He has one dislike, the girls' uni- forms. A course in drafting at a trade school is part of his plan for the future. WETZEL, ROBERT St. Anthony 5650 Seminole It can honestly be said about Bob that all who know' him like him. Hockey is the only sport that really interest him. Someday we may see him rated with our favorite Red Wings. WIECZOREK, VICTORIA J. Holy Name 20794 La Salle Take the words--congenial, smiling, quiet, neat, conscientious, gifted, and sincere, and you have a recipe for Vicky. Vicky won't find it hard to gain that stenographic posi- tion. WILSON, ELIZABETH Our Lady of Good Cofwnsel 11814 Minden One of the greatest tributes which can be paid to a student is one of scholastic abilityg this honor belongs to Liz. Proof of this is her laudable ambition to major in English at college. .23

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STEIN, TERRY LAWRENCE St. Veronica 24851 Brittany Terry will make use of the drafting train- ing he received at St. Anthony, but not until he's tried a round with the Navy. Baseball and bowling are it with Terry. STONE, MERLE VINCENT Assumption Grotto 14106 Mapleridge Merle, that tall gift from St. Joe's, intends taking physical education at college. Natur- ally. a large family is in his future, . . . If I can find someone to put up with me. SULLIVAN, KENNETH JAMES St. Basil 18620 Stephans Wavy-locks and an infectious smile are im- material in themselves-but when used by Ken they radiate his fine character. He will attend U. of D. where he will study engineer- mg. SWOISH, ROBERT C. Assumption Grotto 13639 Saratoga Bob is one of the personality boys of our class. His quick, friendly smile and keen sense of humor make him a favorite of both fellows and girls. SZANKIN, THOMAS FRANCIS St. Albertus 4600 Dubois Tom's one of our star bowlers-although he agrees there are other sports. Chrysler en- gineering is his future boss. Tom will miss the gang after graduation-but then, won't we a . SZCZESNEY, DONALD EDWARD Assumption Grotto 14115 Rochelle Don is an able assistant to his carpenter Father. He will soon be proving to the pro- fessors at U. of D. that he will be an able mechanical engineer . . . we already know he will be a success. TAUBE, ESTELLE Holy Name 8096 Tumey For the next few years Terry will be earning that R. N. degree. Determination and Stick-to-it-iveness have marked her par- ticipation in social activities as well as in the battle of the books. TENER, PATRICIA St. Veronica 15825 Edmore Drive Pat's quiet, reserved manner has acted as a virtual ,magnet toward her fellow students at St. Anthony's. U. of D. is going to claim her as a Medical Technologist student. THIEL, RICHARD Our Lady of Good Counsel 18508 Waltham Dick, Student Council president, is going to keep in condition this summer by rowing and he has hopes of entering the seminary. His qualities of leadership should make him out- standing. TROMBLY, RICHARD JEROME St. David 19635 Dresden n Modest Dick has found himself welcome in any group at St. Tony's. His friendly dis- position and his dependability have attracted a variety of friends. He will enter G. M. I.

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'Y' 777 ZABKIEWICZ, PATRICIA ANN St. Anthony 5427 Canton Although Pat would like to become a secre- tary she would also like to learn how to run a bookkeeping machine. In July she will take a trip to Florida, her dream trip. ZAWADZKI, PHYLLIS ANN St. Anthony 7749 Palmer One of the best-natured girls in the school is Cindy. Stamp collecting rates above all other hobbies-she has a collection of 6,000. A job at the telephone company and marriage are in the future. ZEPKE, GLEN St. David 11088 Whithorn Glen has a special liking for football, base- ball, and hockey. His favorite hobby is col- lecting two dollar bills. Although his future is undecided, we are sure he will be a success. Remember in prayer our two classmates who didn't wait for a diploma: JOSEPHINE JOSEPH died April 15, 1951 ARTHUR RIBANT died March 23, 1954 Just hanging around -Nancy Stackpoole, Al Louzon, John Kolpasky, Lorraine Brombach, Mary Louise Urbin, Eddie Chorenziak, and Norman Blohm. .24.