St Anthony of Padua High School - Paduan Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1956 volume:

Under the watchful guidance of St. Anthony, we have tried to obtain he spirit of wisdom and under-itanding in the school which bears lis name. We trust that this same pirit will help us to find our place in Heaven to sing with him praise in the name of the Most High. In the midst of the Church the Lord opened his mouth; and filled him with the spirit of wisdom and understanding. He clothed him with a robe of glory. Ps. 91,2. It is good to give praise to the Lord and to sing to thy name. O Most High. Introit Mass of St. Anthony. —l— MHC Your high school has the distinction of being historically the first in the city of Minneapolis for it was from the early St. Anthony mission that St. Anthony parish, school, and settlement developed. Your blue oxfords tread over the land where the soft-soled moccasins of the Indians and the sturdy boots of pioneer Catholics beat a path to the mission on the cast bank of the Mississippi The mission was called St. Anthony because Father Hennepin, in w60r, paddling up the Mississippi, came upon the falls, and struck by the beauty of the sparkling waters, blessed them and named them in honor of St. Anthony, his brother Franciscan, who had granted him many favors. The name St. Anthony was adopted by all the surrounding territory, and the Catholic congregation, which was formed before the existence of any village settlement was known as St. Anthony. One episode in the life of St. Anthony, the recovery of a stolen book, has made him popular with those who seek to recover lost articles. Throughout his life, however, St. Anthony was concerned with the search for wisdom and merited to be ranked among the Doctors of the Church. He shared his wisdom by winning souls back from heresy and by bringing the unbaptized to Christ. May he help you to find true wisdom and inspire you to share your gift of faith with the misinformed and those who know not Christ in the city of Minneapolis, which was dedicated to him by his devoted client, Father Hennepin. The Reverend Gerard Rowan Assistant Priest and Religion Teacher The Reverend Francis J. Lang Pastor of St. Anthony's The Reverend Eugene Sebesta Assistant Priest and Religion Teacher Sister Mary Bertrand, Principal ............................................... Religion Sister Adrienne .................................................................. Piano Sister Anita Marie .................................................Office, Typing I Sister Catherine.................................... Religion, Algebra, Business Math Sister Charlotte Ann............................ Religion, Social Problems, English Sister Clarice.................. Religion, Chemistry, Physical Science, Business Math Sister Dorina ................................................................ Librarian Sister Ethna .................................... Algebra, Geometry, History Survey Sister Helen Daniel .......................................................... Cafeteria Sister Helen Francis........................................ Religion, Modern History Sister Julie......................................................English, Journalism Sister Marguerite Marie ............................................ Religion, English Sister Maria Pius........................................... Religion, Speech, English Sister Marie Aurea ................................................... Religion, French Sister St. Rita...................................................... Shorthand, Typing Miss Marie Corrigan .......................................................... Counselor Mrs. Gregory Gits ........................................... Art, American History Mrs. Richard Harris......................................Sewing, Cafeteria Supervisor Miss Mary Landau .................................... Physical Education, Physiology Mrs. Robert Lauer.................................... Biology, Christian Family Living Mrs. Mary McDonald............................. World History, Economic Geography Mrs. B. McGuire................................................. Sewing, Homemaking Mr. Jean Dargis........................................................ Choral, Latin Rev. Gerard Rowan ............................................................. Religion Rev. Eugene Sebesta ........................................................... Religion SCHOOL SONG Where everybody wears a smile Where everyone is gay, Where there is progress all the while, We learn new things each day. Where hearts are bound in friendship true To last throughout the years, Where joys are many, cares are few, All troubles disappear. Hail to thee, St. Anthony! We pledge our loyalty. Though days be long We'll sing this song, St. Anthony, to thee. Hail, to thee, our hearts are free Give homage to thy name. We’ll sing the praise of happy days And journey on to fame. OUR SHIELD We proudly sing our school song at every assembly and hush the cheering crowd at basketball games when we respectfully stand to sing, Hail to thee, St. Anthony . Our shield inspires loyalty to our Catholic heritage by depicting the falls named St. Anthony by Catholic pioneers. It also tells us of the origin and struggle even to martyrdom of the Sisters of St. Joseph. The wording on the shield expresses the goal of Catholic education, knowledge and virtue. The school colors, blue and white, the colors of Our Lady, are passed on by the president of each graduating class to her successor. The blue symbolizes loyalty, the white, purity. We have three symbols, our song, our shield, and our colors to inspire us to strive not only during our school days but all through life, for loyalty and sinlessness. CL, O icerA Carolyn . . . senior class president; junior class vice-president; dramatic club 3,4; schola 3,4; contact 2,3,4; pep club. Carolyn Marie Zqutowicz, President Dianne . . . senior class vice-president junior class secretary; bowling 3,4; paduan 4; a.v.o.c. 3,4; contact 2,3,4; pep club. Dianne Barbara Koelfgen Vice President Nancy . . . senior and sophomore class secretary; dramatic club 3,4; anthonian 4; a.v.o.c. 3; contact 2,3,4; pep club; intra-murals 2,3. Nancy Ann Flannery Secretary Kathleen . . . dramatic club 3; bowling 4; a.v.o.c. president; contact 2,3; senior class treasurer. r Kathleen Marie Thompson Treasurer Gretchen . . . freshman class vice-president; bowling 2,3,4; paduan 4; a.v.o.c. 4; contact 2,3,4; Pep Club. Margaret . . . dramatic club 3,4; basketball 2,3,4; bowling 4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4. Gretchen Helen Ahsenmacher Margaret Pauline Bias Barbara . . . bowling 2; paduan 4; contact 2,3,4. Barbara . . . dramatic club 3,4; paduan 4; contact 2.3.4; intramurals 1,2. Barbara Andrea Ballog Barbara Ann Bishop Sandra . . . dramatic club 3,4; a.v.o.c. 3; contact 2,3,4; Pep Club. Kathleen . . . dramatic club 3,4; cheerleading 2; anthonian 3,4; contact 2,3,4; Pep Club. —10- Sand ra Jean Berglund Kathleen Therese Brandes Margaret . . . paduan 4; contact 2,4. Dolores . . . anthonian 3,4; contact 2,3,4. Margaret Ann Buechcle Delores Elsie DeMars Mary . . . freshman class treasurer; paduan 4; schola 3,4; contact 3,4; pep club; intramurals 1. Judith . . . dramatic club 4; bowling 2,4; paduan 3,4; a.v.o.c. 3,4; contact 4. Mary Patricia Byrne Judith Marie Dickerson Elizabeth Anne Cutter Elizabeth Louise Doohtr —u— Mary Dianne Dupont [ i‘ Constance Caroline Dziuk Mary . . . paduan 4; schola 3,4; contact 3,4. Marjory . . . dramatic club 3,4; anthonian 3,4; contact 2,3,4; pep club. Constance . . . anthonian 3,4; contact 2,3,4; pep club. Patricia . . . schola 3,4. Joan . . . dramatic club 3,4; paduan 4; schola 3,4; contact 2,3,4. LaVonnc . . . paduan 4; schola 3,4. Marjory Ann Gherity Patricia Ann Gruesner Joan Mary Fugerc La Vonne Frances Harm Mary Jane . . . paduan 4; contact 2,3,4; pep club; dramatic club 3. Mary Jane Herrmann Kathleen . . . dramatic club 3,4; bowling 4; paduan 4; contact 2,4; pep club. Kathleen Hurkman Jean Marie Humnick Mary . . . contact 2,3,4; pep club. Karen . . . dramatic club 4; anthonian 4. Karen Mary Kasel Jean . . . dramatic club 4; bowling 4; paduan 4; a.v.o.c. 3,4; contact 2,3,4; pep club. Katherine . . . freshman class president; dramatic club 3,4; anthonian 3,4; contact 2,4. Katherine Mary Keefe —1 — I ., I 4 • Mary Alice Kennedy n' Bibiana Ruth Klein Mary . . . junior class treasurer; dramatic club 3,4; paduan 4; contact 4; intramurals 1,2; pep club. Diane . . . paduan 4; contact 2,3; pep club. Diane Marie Kouri Bibiana . . . dramatic club 3; bowling 4; anthonian 3,4; contact 2,3,4; pep club. Rosemary . . . sopwomorc class president; dramatic club 3,4; anthonian 3,4; contact 2,3,4; pep club. Rosemary Catherine Lach Suzanne .. club. paduan 4; contact 2,3,4; pep Marlene . . . dramatic club 3,4; bowling 4; pep club. Suzanne Marie Klein Marlene Joyce Lang Margaret . . . bowling 4; anthonian 3,4; contact 2,4; pep club. Ilo . . . dramatic club 4; contact 2,3,4; paduan 4; pep club; intramurals 1. Margaret Jean Lyden llo Joyce Martin Margaret Florence Malark Mary Elizabeth McGraw Carol Ann Mankowski Carol . . . sophomote class vice-president; paduan editor; a.v.o.c. 2,3; contact 2,3,4. Colleen . .. bowling 3,4; paduan 4: a.v.o.c. 2,3,4; contact 2,3,4. Colleen Ann McLaughlin —is— Gloria . . . dramatic 4; cheerleading 3,4; anthonian 3,4; contact 2,3,4; intramurals 1,2,3; pep club. Patricia . . . contact 2,3,4; pep club Gloria Ann Met- Patricia Ann Murphy Mary . . . contact 4. Susan . . . paduan 4: intramurals 1,2,3. Mary Josephine Moe Susan Rose Noack Charlotte Ann Murlowski Barbara Jean Olsen Joan . . . dramatic club 3; contact 2,3,4; pep club. Arlene . . . contact Joan Elizabeth Over Arlene Annette Peluf Karen Mary Peters Jenan . . . contact 2,3,4; pep Bernadine . . . dramatic club 4; bowling 3,4; paduan 4; a.v.o.c. 2,3,4; contact 4. Karen . . . dramatic club 3,4; paduan 4, cheerleading 3,4; bowling 4; contact 2,3,4; intramurals 1,2,3,4; pep club. Bernadine Theresa Paidosh Audrey . . . dramatic club 3,4; anthonian 3,4; Contact 2,3,4. —17— Audrey Marie Palkert Jenan Helen Phillippi Donna May Poole Donna . . . anthonian editor; contact 2,3,4; dramatic club 3,4; intramurals 2,3; pep club. Patricia . . . contact 4; pep club Patricia Ann Richter Elaine . . . dramatic club 3,4; contact 2,3; basketball captain; bowling 4; intramurals 1,2,3,4. Jeanette . . . junior class president; dramatic club 4; paduan 4; contact 2,3,4; pep club; intramurals 2,3. Elaine I.ois Putz Jeanette Mary Ryan Alice . . . dramatic club 3; a.v.o.c. 2,3,4. Patricia . . . dramatic club 4; paduan 4; contact 2,3,4; pep club; intramurals 2,3. —18— Alice Mary Rice Patricia Mary Ryan I Barbara Joan Smith Charlene Rae Smith Marguerite Rose Smuda Barbara .. . dramatic club 3,4; bowling 4; pep club; intramurals 2,3- I r Dorothy . . . contact 2,3; pep club. Dorothy Catherine Szymanski Charlene . .. dramatic club 4; bowling 4; paduan 4; a.v.o.c. 2,3,4; contact 4. Gloria . . . bowling 2; a.v.o.c. 3; intramurals 3. r ! J Gloria Dorothy Tac nsik Marguerite . . . dramatic club 4; bowling 4; paduan 4; a.v.o.c. 2,3,4; contact 4. Roberta . . . basketball 2,3,4; a.v.o.c. 2,3; contact 2,4; intramurals 1,2. N Roberta Elizabeth Theisen —19— Marie . . . dramatic club 3,4; contact 2,3,4; anthonian 3,4; pep club. Carol . . . bowling 4; paduan 4; a.v.o.c. 4; contact 3; pep club. Marie Therese Toohey Carol Mae White Joanne . . . bowling 2,3,4; pep club. Elaine . . . paduan 4; a.v.o.c. 2,3,4; contact 2,3,4. Joanne Marie Totino Elaine Joanne White Dian .. . dramatic club 3; anthonian 3,4; contact 2,4. Diane . . . paduan 4; pep club —20— Dian Agnes Vahl Diane Eva Zauner FIRST ROW: Joyce Erdman, Kathleen Wagner, Jean Wincek, Carol Turney, Su annc Redmond. SECOND ROW: Patricia Worwa, Patrica Lopata, Beverly Zgutowicz, Jean Wrzos, Kathleen Wojciak, Gail Gibo. THIRD ROW: Jo- anne Roman, Barbara Paquette, Elizabeth Oreschnick, Norine Sti-mart, Mary Warpeha. IRST ROW: Mary McNulty, iary Pat Johnson, Sharon Larson, iary Lou Langlais. SECOND :0 V: Kathleen Liddiard, Barbara .aPointe, Elzina Landree, Mary 'Jacluwey, Karen Hutera. THIRD IOW: Patrica Holler, Diane Miro-ha, Joanne Diwi, Denise Miller, •haflon Jennings. FIRST ROW: Maria Federickson, Frances Guminga, Mary Frane, Bernadinc Glynn. SECOND ROW: Joanne Dombrowski, Frances Fit-simmons, Darlene Fiske, JoAnn Kleckner, Marilyn Malchow. THIRD ROW: Sharon Holewa, Gwendolyn Iffert, Marilyn Huseby, Barbara Kollar, Shirley Hinds. —23— FIRST ROW: Martha Bard; Mary Boulger, Marjorie Celt, Jea Brezny. SECOND ROW: Deann Dancik, Mary Ann Blackey, No: Daly, Kathleen Barrett, Kathltt Daugherty. THIRD ROW: Rert Dupont, Mary Ann Bcndcl, Mi: Courteau, Carol Daniels, Kathltc Cossette. FIRST ROW: Mary Unhart, Rita Dvorak, Jeraldine Lawson, Charlotte Trahan, Jean Lucas. SECOND ROW: Claudia Schurke, Mary Ann Pitel, Mary Schroeder, Dorothy Sarna, Marcia Sosniecki. THIRD ROW: Carol Olsen, Mary Scholtes, Lyla Robinson, Barbara Petroske, Rosalie Roman. Girls Absent: P- r icia Cregan Patricia Dahlstrom Patricia Franzen Joan Hafncr Geraldine Hurknian Joanne Kaiser Kathleen Kieffer Devera Rainville Judith Schwartz Nancy Turner —24— FIRST ROW: Joanne Benkufsky, Marilyn Barthcl, Mary Kathryn Bierden, Joan Cellerte. SECOND ROW: Rita Daniels, Virginia Derus, Kari Ann Bartley, Elaine Anderson, Mary Jane Budziak. THIRD ROW: Patricia Becker, Barbara Biernat, Carol Anderson, Trudy Branigan. FIRST ROW: Nannette Dubay, Rosemary Gervais. Bonnie Hyland, Lorelei Hanson. SECOND ROW: Mary Frank, Kathleen Dievcncy, Patricia Donahue, Mary Ellen Hoffmann,Mary Hanson.THIRD ROW: Johanna Foslicn, Mary Heiges, Susan Gfroerer, Lou Ann Johnson, Patricia Dufour. FIRST ROW: Margaret Kennedy, Kathleen McGowan, Mary Ann Krystosek, Jane Iwaskewycz. SECOND ROW: Susan Jacobs, Mary Mason, Sharon Kubinski, Rita Krauser, Jeanette Kudak. THIRD ROW: Patricia Mahan, Pauline Klostcr, Rosemary Leitschuh, Marlene Scholtes, Mary Scharber. —27— FIRST ROW: Mary Lou R} Rosemarie Obert, Judy Olmstca Patricia Smith. SECOND ROW Joyce Nachtwey, Pauline Sosnie ) Carol Mikulak, Margaret Schlagt Monica Spence. THIRD ROW Renee Perra, Marie Smuda, Al t Morgan, Joanne Pacyga, Judi; Skaja. FIRST ROW: Katherine Wines, Sandra Smith, Joan Tetzlaff, Joanne Tiller, Patricia Smalkoski. SECOND ROW: Elizabeth Tell, Mary Ann Siwek, Elizabeth Smith, Carol Tulek, Rita Warpeha, Dolores Stimart. THIRD ROW: Frances Weber, Patricia Wojciak, Bonnie Simco, Geraldine Vandeberg. Girls Absent: Rosalie Gruesner Ruthann Lang Ruth Magel Catherine Moughan Roseita Murrell Judith Pilon Lorraine Rowe Janice Schiffer Kathleen Shinners Gretchcn Trahan Marcia Wagner Donna Whitford Kathleen Zukowski Marilyn Adkins Emily Gherity —28— 11 I freshmen FIRST ROW: Connie White, Carole Walczak, Margaret Vlach, Louise Wacholz. SECOND ROW. Rosalie Warpeha, JoAnn Wojciak, Beverly Ann Smith, Eleanor Wheeler, Susan Turnquist. THIRD ROW: Diane Weiss, Antoinette Wasik, Marlys Winarski, Rosalie Warpeha. FIRST ROW: Judy Schmock, Rose Sapa, Marjorie Shea, Judy Thompson. SECOND ROW: Anne Schom-mer, Marilyn Slovak, Marlys Sta-ment, Jeanette Truchinski, Marian Stine. THIRD ROW: Beverly Smith, Mary Ryan, Dorothy Tell, Barbara Thielen, Gloria Rusinko. FIRST ROW: De I o r u s Dore, Patricia Branton, Julie Berglund, Diane Davis. SECOND ROW: Diane Dudek, Mary Rose Dick, Barbara Balluff, Joan Buksa, Iris Erickson. THIRD ROW: Margaret Dvorak, Marilyn Birch, Phyllis Carlson, Frances Collins, Janice Boyda. -51— FIRST ROW: Judy Kissel, Helen Kvasnicka, Karen Kleschold, Mary Jo Martinson. SECOND ROW: Mary Ann Johnson, Barbara Johnson, Catherine Iwaskewycz, Nancy Le Vesque, Jeannine J a n s o n. THIRD ROW: Janet Johnson. Juliana Kramarczuk, Darlene Loyas, Mary Jennings, Carol Ann Lies. FIRST ROW: Carole Murlowsk Patricia McCarthy, Judy Netkov Mary Kay Nowak. SECONI ROW: Patricia Montague, Jea Miller, Judy Michalec, Lois Muelk Nancy McGrath. THIRD ROW Barbara Mather, Doris Olive Nancy O’Neill, Kathleen Ma Kathleen McPhee. FIRST ROW: Jo Ann Rehaume, Marilyn Potvin, Mary Jean Rabatin, Judy Orrbcn. SECOND ROW: Mary Claire Rosa, Joyce Poole, Carol Postiglione, Judy Paquette, Collette Rice. THIRD ROW: Lorraine Padula, Janet Rongstad, Sandra Potasek, Sandra Pennig. —32— FIRST ROW: Carolyn Holewa, Helen Idziorek, Gail Inhofer, Lucille Galisto. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Fignar, Sheila Fisher, Gretchen Gebeck, Antoinette Haak, Doris Humnick. THIRD ROW: Patricia Irmcn, Janet Homines, Sandra Heryla, Judy Haller, Mary Lynne Harrer. Girls Absent: Clareen Grose Pam Heney Geraldine Jacobs Ellen Kampa Kay Schurke Joyce Sloss Marguerite Boner Judy Case Julie Cox Marie Farhet Virginia Fehn Cecilia Kowalczyk Darlene Lohnes Pat Matelsky Sharon Rachncr Sharon Ruhland Elaine Zilka FRESHMAN HOMEROOM PRESIDENTS Eleanor Wheeler, Doris Humnick Missing: Doris Oliver SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Pres. Marlene Scholtes, Vice-Pres. Emily Gherity, Sec. Patricia Mahan, Treas. Rosemarie Obert JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Pres. Patricia Worwa, Vice-Pres. Mary Ann Scholtes, Sec. Patrica Cregan, Treas. Joanne Drombrowski EX LIBRIS SISTER CLARICE Senior Chemistry SISTER DORINA Senior Library Study -37- SISTER CHARLOTTE ANN Senior Social Problems SISTER ST. RITA Senior Typing II MISS LANDAU Junior Physiology MRS. GITS Junior Art -38— mrs. McGuire Junior Sewing II SISTER MARGUERITE MARIE Junior English III MRS. LAUER Sophomore Biology SISTER ETHNA Sophomore Geometry SISTER ETHNA MRS. MacDONALD Sophomore Economic Geography Sophomore World History —39— MISS LANDAU Freshman Gym SISTER MARIE AUREA FATHER SEBESTA Freshman Religion SISTER CATHERINE Freshman Business Math MRS. LAUER Freshman Christian Family Living ACTIVITIES ne White, Barbara Olsen, Betty Lou her, Rosemary Lach, Marie Toohey, mne Klein, Nancy Flannery, Kathleen ides, Donna Poole. Entity Gherity, Mary Hansen, Geraldine Vatiderberg, Joan Tetzlaff, Jeanette Ryan, Ma Kay Bierden, Betty Tell, Peggy Kennedy, Sue Jacobs. Cregan, Jody Kaiser, Mary Pat John-Pat Worwa, Sharon Holewa, Frances simmons, Sharon Jennings, Pat Lo-f� Beverly Zguotowicz, Mary Ann hltes, Mary Boulger. C.S.M.C. STANDING: Patricia Branton, Ilo Martin, Kassie Brandes, Denise Miller. SITTING: Bonnie Hyland, Carol Daniels, Ann Schommer. A. V.O.C. G. Ahsenmmacher, S. Berglund, M. Celt, M. Courteau, C. Daniels, J. Dickerson, G. Gibo, J. Humnick, B. Hyland, L A. Johnson, P. Klosten, D. Koelfgen, R. Lang, R. Lietschuh, K. Liddiard, R. Magel, M. Malark, C. Mankowski, C. McLaughlin, J. Nachtwey, B. Olsen, B. Oreschnick, A. Rice, B. Paidosh, M. Smuda, G. Tadensik, E. White. 4e 3? A Red Cross: Kay Wojciak, Kay Liddiard, Renee Perra, Gloria Tadensik, Carol Lies, Diane Davis, Judy Thompson, Joan Benkufsky. SITTING: Jean Humnick 2dramatics Shown here, performing one of rhe many, varied duties of Dramatics Club members, are Barbara Bishop, Ilo Martin, Jeanette Ryan, Margie Gheri-ty, and Nancy Flannery. Dramatics Club officers, Marie Toohey, Margaret Bias, Carolyn Zgutowicz, and Kathleen Brandes arc taking care of the Club business. ( ;rol Daniels, Jean Wincek, h .rcn Hutera, Kay Wagner, Ind Jean Humnick are shown Jutting their acquired skills |o work on stage equipment. Dianne Dupont, Patricia Gruesncr, Patricia lrmen, Mr. Dargis, director, Kathleen Schurke, Lois Mueller, Sue Jacobs, Juliana Kramarczuk, Marlys Winarski, Elaina Zilka, Mary Kay Nowak, Carolyn Zgutowicz, Jeanne Lucas, Mary Nachtwey, Alice Mor gan. LaVonne Harmer, Marie Smuda Sc It of a Cantomm SENIOR GLEE CLUB Kathleen May, Mary Kay Bierden, Joan Cellette, Ruth Magel, Patricia Smith, Dolores Stimart, Joanne Tiller, Gail Gibo, Gwendolyn Iffert, JoAnn Kleckner, Elzina Landrce, Barbara Bishop, Barbara LaPointe, Geraldine Lawson, Patricia Lopata, Jeanne Lucas, Diane Mirocha, Mary Nachtwey, Barbara Petroskc, Dorothy Sarna, Mary Ann Scholtes, Charlotte Trahan, Margaret Buechele, Betty Lou Dooher, Dianne Dupont, Patricia Gruesner, LaVonne Harmer, Mary Hirsch, Suzanne Klein, Diane Kouri, Sue Noack, Arlene Peluf, Gloria Tadensik, Roberta Theisen, Joanne Totino, Carolyn Zgutowicz. JUNIOR GLEE Cl.UB Mary Scharbcr, Kathleen Daugherty, Kathleen Schurke, Mary Lou Langlais, MarilynMalchow, Claudia Schurke, Lorelei Hanson, Sue Jacobs, Pauline Kloster, Alice Morgan, Rosita Murrell, Lorraine Rowe, Mary Lou Rys, Mary Ann Siwek, Marie Smuda, Julie Berglund, Marguerite Boner, Frances Collins, Sheila Fisher, Carolyn Holewa, Patricia lrmen, Judy Kissel, Cecilia Kowalczyk, Juliana Kramarczuk, Carol Lies, Darlene Lohnes, Mary Jo Martinson, Lois Mueller, Mary Kay Nowak, Mary Jane Rabatin. Sharon Ruhland, Marian Stine, Louise Wacholz, Rosalie Warpeha, Marlys Winarski, Elaina Zilka. leuto t a clarity LEFT TO RIGHT, STANDING: Joan Hafner, Rita Dvorak, Mary Schrocdcr, Sister Adrian. SEATED: Nancy Flannery, Mary McGraw. Carol Jean Murlowski. Sister Marguerite Boner, Margaret Dvorak, Galisto, Gretchcn Gebeck, Pamela Rosemary Gervais, Carolyn Holewa, impa, Marilyn Slovak. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary McGraw, Mary Schroeder, Joan Hafner, Judy Dickerson, Patricia Haller, Margaret Celt, Charlotte Murlowski, Rita Dvorak. BASKETBALL, TOP ROW: M. Lcnhart, G. Vandeberg, B. Pctroske, Coach—Miss Landau, C. Kowalczyk, G. Gibo, and A. Haak. BOTTOM ROW: R. Theison, P. Kennedy, J. Erdman, J. tawson, J. Diwi, M. Bias, E. Putz, S. Jacobs, C. Anderson, and D. Miller. Absent when picture was taken: N. Turner and M. Celt. SENIOR PEP CLUB BOWLING: K. Peters, J. Dickerson, A. Rice, J. Humnick, K. Hurkman, S. Hinds, G. Mee, D. Koelfgen, R. Warpeha, B. Smith, K. Thompson, L. Robinson, C. White, M. Frederickson, B. Klein, D. Dancik, B. Paidosh, S. Redmond, M. Smuda, C. McLaughlin, M. Schrocder, P. Lyden, G. Ahsenmacher, C. Daniels, J. Totino, R. Warpeha, E. Cutter, and J. Over. —48— A H CHEERLEADERS, left to right: Diane Mirocha, Darlene Fisk, Charlotte Trahan, Karen Peters, Gloria Mee, and Kay Keefe. We gotta win, we gotta win, Hit that rim. 2 points for the TONIES OF S.A.H. TONI BOWLERS line up for the big STRIKE: Barbara Smith, Marie Fredrickson, ANTHONIAN STAFF MEMBERS STANDING: Dian Vahl, Donna Poole, editor; Sister Julie, advisor; Marie Toohey, Peggy Lydcn. SEATED: Bibiana Klein, Barbara Olsen, Audrey Palkcrt. PADUAN STAFF MEMBERS TOP ROW: Karen Peters, Pat Ryan, Dianne Dupont, Jean Humnick, Bcrnadine Paidosh, Kathleen Hurkman, Dianne Koclfgcn, Margaret Buechele. ROW TWO: Diane Kouri, Mary Kennedy, Carol White, Sue Klein, Mary Jane Herrman, Gretchen Ahsenmancher, Sue Noack, Margaret Smuda. ROW THREE: Mrs. G. E. Gits; advisor, Eiaina White, Judy Dickerson, Carol Mankowski, editor; LaVonne Harmer, Colleen McLaughlin, Barbara Bishop, Ilo Martin. —so— SOPHOMORE PARTY” MOMENTS TO REMEMBER MISS TONY HIGH 1955 —51— GREET THE GRADS Jl omeconuncf BETTY LOU DOOHER —52— m Dancing to the music of DICK FINCH and his orchestra at the PROM BALLROOM. Putting on last minute touches are: Mary Litecky, Rita Justesen, LuAnn Svihel, and Marilyn Jacobs, 1955, JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND THEIR ESCORTS: Mary Kennedy, Jeanette Ryan, Carolyn Zgutowicz, and Dianne Koelfgen. THE GRAND MARCH NAME NICKNAME FAVORITE SAYING Gretchcn AhscnmachcrGrctchie O great!” Barbara Ballog Barb What a grouch! Sandra Berglund Sandy True. Who me? Margaret Bias Muggs Do pigs whistle Barbara Bishop Barb O fine!” Kathleen Brandes Kassie Your mocking me Margaret Buechele Marge Gee Whiz Mary Byrne Bernie Gee! What a rum dum. Elizabeth Cutter Twink It’s real different. Dolores DeMars Dodic Tm thinking” Judith Dickerson Judy I’ll never tell” Elizabeth Dooher Betty Lou Not very much Dianne Dupont Di I'll be darned Constance Dzuik Connie Them's the breaks Nancy Flannery Nance There is no justice! Joan Fugere Joannie Really, oh now Marjorie Gherity Margie Egad Patricia Gruesncr Pat You aren't funny! LaVonne Harmer Vonnie Oh really” Mary Jane Herrmann Mary Hirsch Mary Jane Hershey What am I going to wear?” Jean Humnick Jeanie Hey, youse guys Kathleen Hurkman Karen Kasel Hurk Really, how bout that! I don’t know Katherine Keefe Keefer You know what I mean Mary Kennedy Kennie Oh really” Bibiana Klicn Bibs ’Really So what Suzanne Klein Sue Dianne Koelfgen Di Stupa’ iriot Diane Kouri Di Do I look worried: Rosemary Lach Rosie Oh you idiot Marlene Lang Lingo She puckers me. Margaret Lydcn pcggy Pretty good if you can do it Margaret Malark Corpus “No joking! Carol Mankowski Dakota Confound it! Ho Martin I Had a bird and a half” Mary McGraw Marc No kidding” Colleen McLaughlin Col You know? Gloria Mee Glory Dig that! Mary Jo Moe J° You gor me by the tail Charlotte Murlowski Char Sure it is” Patricia Murphy Patty It’s possible Susan Noack Sue Rowww! Boggie Barbara Olsen Parb Guess what? Joan Over Joanie Is that ever nice” Bernadine Paidosh Bingo Ain’t that a shame Audrey Palkert Audie Oh honestly Arlene Peluf Ar Honestly” Karen Peters Pete That’s debatable Jenan Phillippi Jen Oh, you’re a gem! Donna Poole Chief I don’t know Elaine Putz Chick Is that ever different Alice Rice Bubbles Ain’t it a shame Patricia Richter Pat Oh well Jeanette Ryan Kellie Thanks, sport Patricia Ryan Pat Oh, my stars Barbara Smith Bobbie To be alone” Charlene Smith Stup I don’t know Marguerite Smuda Margie Ain’t it the truth Dorothy Szymanski Dorth Good grief Gloria Tadensik Todd Are you kidding Roberta Theiscn Bobbie Oh Honestly Kathleen Thompson Kay I’ll never tell Marie Toohey Terry You wouldn't pull my leg. Joanne Totino Jo I don’t give a hoot! Dian Vahl Big” Dian Mind over Matter” Carol White Elaine White Snow White Hey, kido Oh really” Diane Zauner Di You don’t say!” Carolyn Zgutowicz Carol Holy Cow!” — H— FAVORITE SONG Cheek to Check FAVORITE SUBJEC History Moonlight Art How Can I Tell Her Speech I’ll Never Stop Loving You Latin Stranger In Paradise French Moments to Remember English Moments to Remember Homemaking You Are My Love Glee Club Mocking Bird Homemaking Band of Gold Journalism Blue Moon Chemistry Day By Day Religion Stardust Glee Club Make Believe Chemistry Blue Moon English Moments to Remember Glee Club Margie Lunch La Habanera Glee Club St. Louis Blues Glee Club I’ll See You In My Dreams Homemaking Terror of Highway 101 Homemaking Tenderly Religion You’ll Never Walk Alone English My Heart Sings Spanish Drinking Song Social Sedish Rhapsody English Autumn Leaves Chemistry Moonlight Serenade Chemistry You'll Never Walk Alone Art Cuddle Me Glee Club Moonlight Serenade English Why Don’t You Write Me Homemaking Stardust Journalism Moments to Remember Homemaking Blue Moon English We ll Be Together Again English Autumn Leaves Sewing Memories Are Made of This English Wanted Journalism Sixteen Tons French Moments to Remember Recreation Tenderly Choral Stardust Homemaking Autumn Leaves Journalism Autumn Leaves Typing Someone You Love Math Tenderly English Moments to Remember Homemaking Mostly Martha Lunch Moments to Remember Typing You’ll Never Walk Alone Speech I’ll Never Stop Loving You Geometry Autumn Leaves Art I'll Never Stop Loving You Typing Somewhere Over the Rainbow Art Tenderly Assemblies Sixteen Tons Social Sixteen Tons Study I'll Never Stop Loving You i English Only You Science Because Of You French? Sixteen Tons Typing Sixteen Tons English Mocking Bird Lunch Tenderly Glee Club September Song History You’ll Never Walk Alone Algebra Tenderly Geometry Sixteen Tons Homcmaking You’ll Never Walk Alone Geometry SERIOUS AMBITION To be a first grade teacher To study Home Economics To be a nurse To get married To be a dancer To be an English teacher To be something To be a good wife To get married To be a housewife To be a chemist ? To be a teacher To be a nurse To be a nurse To do T.V. work To marry a coffee tycoon To be an X-ray Technician To be a singer To be a Home Economist To be a Dominican To be a teacher To be a teacher To be an Airline Stewardess To be an Airline Stewardess To be a sociologist SILLY AMBITION To swim the Pacific To be a star gazer To give back rubs in movies To raise pigs that whistle Be Gene Kelly's dance partner To be D.L.S. waterboy To win the $64,000 question Own a baby blue Cad convert. To own a flamingo Eldorado To bury my 6 brothers To make no-smear lip-stick To be a bus driver To be a knight of the road To attend St. John’s To make record labels To be a recruiting sergeant To be a temperance leader To duet with Lanza To drive a submarine To be another Liberace To get married To be a grave digger To be a jet pilot To hold MacRae’s music To goon a champagne flight U of M football mascot fo be a medical technologist To meet Audic Murphy To get married To be an interior decorator To travel To be a nurse To be a housewife To get married To study for a Ph D. Study for a Master's Degree p To be a first grade teacher To be an Airline Hostess To be a nurse To get married To be a nurse then marriage To be a homemaker To go to college To be an Airline Hostess To be a medical technician To go to college To be a housewife To be a nurse To be an interior decorator To go to college To be a housewife To be a good lawyer To be a clothes buyer To be an Art Teacher To go to college To be a professional bowler To be a graceful dancer To do God’s will To get married To be a housewife To be a nurse To be a dental hygienist To go to college To work and get married later To be a life guard To be a writer To visit the moon To be an artist To be a motorcycle cop To be a nurse To invent a cry-free onion To be a housewife To own a brewery To be a nurse To play a harp To be a disc jockey in Texas To be a lawyer To be See. Gen. of the U.N. Kiss a man with a mustache To fly a jet backwards To go to the moon To be a Gopher water girl To be a full-time brownie To get rich quick To be a motorcycle cop To photograph Einstein To raise mice To be first lady of U. S. To have 12 children To ride Trigger To marry a millionaire To get to Texas To fill the Rio Grande To be Bishop Sheen's angel Be electrician at San Quentin To be a sailor To be a paratrooper Candle lighter for Liberace To have 10 husbands To graduate from West Point To stand on top tower of Pisa Be line coach for Notre Dame To weigh 16 Tons” To catch a man To be weight lifter Take honeymoon trip to moon To fly to the moon To be a dog kennel decorator To be a teacher at De Popcorn girl at Bdwy. Thre. To be a playgirl PET PEEVE People who go off on tangents Two-faced people K. S. Gossipers Memorizing Copy-cats Brownies or apple polishers Two-faced people Temperance leaders Jack's grinded gears Homework and housework People who talk too much Fines for chewing gum Egotistic males 12:15 Lunch School fees Baby Emily’s Sandwiches Nosey people Brothers 11:30 juke-box People who aren't good sports Practical jokers Marlon Brando Red Model A s People who mis-usc words People who are late Homework Jealous people Brownies Talking people in study Leeches Little sisters Short lunch periods Fingernail chewers Lunch leeches 2nd Street bus Social Problems Lenient teachers Dense people . . . John? Long winded teachers Social Problems Snobs Preaching people Women shoppers Being compared to Know-it-alls Gum snappers People who go steady Joanie Over Extremely orderly people Conceited people Too agreeable people Orange sucking people People who don't laugh Money Borrowers People School and homework The inhabitants of the earth People who murder my name People who are late People who are stubborn Barbara Smith School Bus drivers People mispronouncing words Homework on weekends Being cold in school Homework To be a city dogcatchcr Exams FAVORITE PASTIME Loafing Drawing Dancing Lifting weights Stage entertainment Drawing Hiking and photography Singing, dancing and working Weight lifting Making coffee for Octet Dancing and eating Playing the piano Cheering dejected Dave Concocting new recipes Studying hair tints Guy in the red and white Ford Cowboy movies Raising pets Andre Reading Eating Reading and telling jokes Day dreaming Reading and walking Day dreaming Driving Talking on the phone Eating and sleeping Water-skiing The Coronet C.Y.C. Allan Dancing Tom Living it up! Building bridges Eating Dreaming Photography Ted Talking Talking Horseback riding Begging for the car Writing letters Sleeping Eating Mike Axel and His Dog Learning how to drive Eating Writing to a sailor Drawing and debating Cooking and eating Sports and dances Riding horse at the grocery Bowling Carrying dictionaries around Cooking and dancing Anything that's fun Eating Dancing Bowling and eating Eating and working out Playing recoids and sleeping Riding horse-back Roller skating Listening to records Plaving records Soda-jerk and piano playing SALVE ANTONI JEAN A. DARGIS Saint of the lowly, Fount of wisdom holy, Anthony, thou purest one. With veneration, And supplication We address thee Francis’ son. Doctor of law devine, Memory renowned is thine, Helping us the lost to find. We pray thee ever, Thou failest never, Hail to thee O saint most kind. With tender greeting, Lo! the children meeting. From all nations far and wide. Thy name with sweetness, Thy pow'r with fleetness, Anthony O have we cried. Amen. -56- AUTOGRAPHS Editor in Chief.................................................Carol Mankowski Assistant Editor.............................................................Judy Dickerson Correspondence..................................................Mary Jane Herrman Art Editor...............................................................Jeanette Ryan Music Editor..............................................................LaVonne Harmer Sports Editor............................................................Gretchen Ahscnmacher Dramatics Editor...................................................Mary Kennedy Extras Editor................................................................Joan Fugere Business Editor.............................................................Carol White Marguerite Smuda Margaret Buechclc Barbara Bishop Colleen McLaughlin Barbara Ballog Dianne Koclfgen Kathleen Hurkman Bernadine Paidosh Dianne Dupont Diane Zauner Elaine White Sue Klein Diane Kouri Mary Byrne Sue Noack Karen Peters Ilo Martin Pat Ryan Jean Humnick S by QJvJ (Janas I r ']« flOUSE Kansas crrr a. 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