St Benedict High School - Benedictum Yearbook (Highland Park, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 78 of the 1960 volume:

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Through all the past years they have guided us, helped AN ayy us and provided for us our most valuable possession — a Catho- | nD ¥ lic education. js | ON ty Uy A x Vy i We look to the future hoping that as good Catholic citizens, we c v will make them proud of Us. yi os anal v hig ok xe i: Y i U 1) ena ‘ Sy REY Saw ow | 4 ee | b Pe SRA ANN . f } wn Mr) Way yr Hy BR. WET ee a Cenc Me) d ¥ iy ! i V iy KK aA Wa N o % yr 1 § Ww é 1 ol V , chy Vy� 4 mm, tp! A kn AS fc aya q| |, we ; s by’ “Why vA A Ce an AR NEN yee — _—— a ( y , , (V 8 nN , . - ; f if AY f) a, A : — THEME MODERN YOUTH sapnrmensete sine Bh es Seek: ae PASTOR Dear Graduates: One of the best qualities of the Church’s guidance is its FIRMNESS. Particularly in our youth is that firmness valuable. The vigorous daring and enthusiasm of our early years tug and twist and squirm against any guidance. Its needs must be firm and solid. The Church, though kind and patient in our temptations, never even pretends to compromise. The road is always pointed out and marked, the dangers indicated, and fearless protection assured us. We should be considerate with those who do not know its authori- ty, but never under-estimate the gift of our holy faith or be even tempted to apologize for any of its teachings. Monsignor Vincent Hankerd ASSISTANTS REVEREND THOMAS SHIELDS REVEREND THOMAS SAUTER REVEREND THOMAS ZIELINSKI Cy MOTHER MARIE EUGENE MISS BARBARA BAILEY Principal Secretary SISTER LORETTINE SISTER RITA MARIE SISTER GERTRUDE ANN SISTER MARY GILBERT Bookkeeping, Typing, Shorthand History, Economics Religion, History Geometry, Sociology, Algebra SISTER MARIE LOUISE SISTER MARY HUGH MR. FRED CRISSEY MR. STEPHEN WARREN Latin, Church History English, Religion Health Biology, Trigonometry SISTER MARIE ALPHONSE SISTER M. CARMELINE MRS. HARRIET GRIX Chemistry, Physics, Drafting Religion, English Sewing, Cooking ; tir S ¢ Good sportsmen remember that victory comes only with God’s help. Florence Zito knows that each day dedicated to the Sacred Heart is bound to be Ruth Sepetys, Chairman of Special Activi- a successful one. ties presents the C.S.M.C. pennant to Page 8 Mike Smith, who represents the fresh- man crusaders of Room 20. ao%, s ee a see ox $ The church should be the center of our student life. Larry Lata and Carol Loving ask the patron of our school, St. Benedict, for help and guidance. OS acer vigorous “ yocationally a intelligent ro social minded Rinerican Gatholics ' The bulletin board in the main hall explains the purpose of St. Benedict’s School. Preparing for Confession are: Leo Schultz, Gerdy Heuchert, and George Vargo. | MODERN YOUTH IN CLASS J. Nucaro, S. Reeves, and K. McLatcher working in kitchen. o may e s Our future draftsmen: T. Nicholas, M. Trees, and D. McLeod receive a few helpful hints from V. Reno. and J. Mellas. Demonstrating their sewing skills are K. Girvan, S. Gozdor, and J. Wolfbauer. ‘MAGNETIC © -REPULSIO! COIL . THE Bob Gavola | ooks proudly at his Chemistry project for entry in the Science Fair. SCIENCE FAIR a. } Dave Bordui, Art Massucci and Eddie Everhart are trying to figure out this complicated entry. ‘| Tom Farin and Eugene Klaus show the beautiful display of geo- metric designs. Page 14 MOWERIN YOU TS ACMIVITIES TEAM erie 1 ¢ Our co-editors of the yearbook, Sharon Cashman and Virginia Doherty, working to meet their deadline. St, TAMES Bre YEARBOOK STAFF Sports editors, John Lyons and Dave Bordui, tallying our victories. eo Ramee day, pociaciee eit TOP ROW: A. Parsons, A. Stimac, L. Walle, M. McCauley, J. Veryser, R. Fiorini, BOTTOM ROW: R. Bistany, S. Schaefers, D. Quinn, M. Barrington. STUDENT CO ING T ducting the Student Council general assembly is Dave Bordui, President. The officers are Secretary, Judy Wines; Treasurer, Ann Marie Rice; Vice-Presi- , Danny Donar. CATHOLIC STUDENT’S MISSION CRUSADE OFFICERS. From top to bottom; T. Farin, Vice-President; D. McLatcher, Spiritual Treasurer; M. McPhearson, Treasurer; Sister Gertrude Ann, Advisor; A. Parsons, Secretary; D. Mazzali, President; R. Sepetys, Chairman of Special Activities. Mother presenting award to Viginia Doherty. HONORS ASSEMBLY Back row: V. Doherty, E. Adams, R. Gavola, C. McLellan, T. Longo, J. Fitzpatrick, L. Walle, J. Rice, R. Rohlings, J. Zoch, M. Surdock, A. Parsons, M. Gower; Second row: J. Philion, J. Bieschke, K. Lynch, M. Feehery, D. Donnelly, J. Roberts, T. Woelkers, A. Rice, M. Cunningham, R. Blancett, M. Wadino; First row: M. Garian, P. Reeves, P. Steimel, S. Longo, R. Sepetys, S. Bey, D. Quinn, R. Epitripoff, P. Meagher. The citizenship awards this year won by Carroll Jackson and Eddie Everhart. The band did a beautiful job at the Senior Play and at other times during the year. Thanks to the tire- less efforts of Mr. Talleau, band director Here is the band getting a breather during an act of the play. CHORAL Back row: Left to Right: V. Doherty, M. Feehery, D. Kozlowski, M. Lanfear, |. Bitinas, B. Smith, K. Calice, M. Surdeck, S. a | Thomas, J. Holmes, J. Dudley, E. Simon, S. Beck, P. Hill, R. Zoch, K. Slavich, M. Gower, Fourth row: C. Loving, P. Wojcik, ql P. King, A. Lootens, C. Jackson, S. Cashman, A. Veenhuis, M. McCauley, K. McLatcher, A. Harrnaford, J, Philion, J. Schultz, é S. Saunders, H. Maslonka, G. Sullivan, Third row: K. Gagne, C. Rozanka, J. Slominski, M. Jones, M. Carpenter, M. Turmel, 2 K. Meholic, J. Wesley, C. Plourd, E. Donnelly, L. Farhat, P. Steimel, D. Mazzal:, G. Donnelly, Second row: W,. Minuik, T. || McGlynn, J. Knoppe, E. Foster, K. Philion, J. Mellas, F. Stypinski, J. Locke, M. Steva, J. Ransom, M. Caldwell, S. Malloy, K. Girvan, First row: R. Nardecchia, C. Wood, V. Sabaugh, S. Kusiak, M. Barkle, S. Longo. R. Fiorini, R. Kleha, P. Reeves, M. Noel, L. Palmieri, P. Saber, P. McMahon, Back Row: J. McFaul, Owens, M. C. Beck, C. Aubuchon E. Adams S. Bates, S. Szuscisiewicz, K. Gagne, J. Rice, D. Doherty, R. Walle, J. Gorro, pape Second Rew: J. Dickerson, P. Driscoti, A. Rice, B. Luther, J. Bieschke, C. Bayer, M. Dugas, A. rees, L. Benson, A. Nicholas, J. Kelly, T. Longo, A. Massucci, D. McLatcher, J. Smith Third Row: V. Arleth M. A. Strango, C. Wies, E. McAndrew, D. Ciccarelli, P. Becker, F. Feld! T. Campion, D. Vinton, J i ipo Maas Hh Veryser, D. Coury, P. Barrington, M. Markebitvg, J. Peagram Fourth Row: R. Sapetye, K. Block. Pi tal A sabato . Klaus, G. Ciaravino, D. Donor, E. Everhart, J. Everhart, D. Bordui, M. McPhearson Bottom Boe M Ce ¥ Wi fe i: G. Foran, C. Mini, N. Roman, T. Monti, M. Laskowski, J. Bozich, S. Goralezyk, B. Hurchalla, R. Eiaversde. i Bivecrar D Fryer, T. Mondou ue Miss Canfield, gives music les- sons, teaches Music Appreciation, and directs our choral group. In the past she has worked unceasingly to make each musical play, and as- sembly a success. We are grateful for the privilege of having such a talented, versatile, and patient musician on our staff. Ann Marie Rice, co-editor, and Denice Quinn, editor are finishing another edi- ‘tion of the B-Line. Fiorini, Mazzali, THIRD ROW: M. Surdock, C. Aubuchon, J. Roberts, J. Bieschke, R. Kleha, V. Blancett. BI LINE SPArE The B-Line has been in exist- ence for four years and is edited by a Senior under the super- vision of a faculty member. It is published periodically through- out the year and everyone is given an opportunity to contrib- ute information of interest. Through this paper students are informed of both scholastic and extra-curricular activities. RB RAE S20 SSF oe aaa TOP ROW: C. Jackson, E. Hurley, A. Parsons, J. Dudley, J. Peagram, D. Kosin, R. SECOND ROW: E. Donnelly, J. Dudley, K. Calice, C. Rozanka, D. Bordui, J. Wines, D. FUTURE eee TEACHERS TOP ROW: C. Stachurski, S. Beck, A. Parsons, G. Gilrace, M. Strango, S. Mueller, F. Zito, J. Leslie, V. Doherty, M. Cunningham, E. Donnelly, SECOND ROW: S. Schaefers, J. Dickerson, V. Kelenski, D. Cicarelli, S. Longo, V. Arleth, S. Saunders, J. Selahowski, M. Moore, M. Barkle, V. Sabough, S. Belanger, THIRD ROW: K. Gagne, G. Heuchert, P. Meagher, A. Everhart, C. Bistany, R. Sepetys, A. Colo, J. Mellas, J. Fisher, L. Lasko, R. Blancett, P. Ciaverella, N. Wisniewski, FOURTH ROW: Advisor: Sister Rita Marie, $.S.J., Officers: G. Sullivan, S. Cashman, D. Mazzali, P. McMahon. FUTURE NURSES TOP ROW: R. Zoch, M. Morrow, S. Thomas, M. Surdock, E. Adams, K. Calice, H. Maslonka; G. Hunt, |. Bitinas, SECOND ROW: P. Wojick, C. Aubuchon, B. Walsh, J. Wines, C. Jackson, M. Retzel, A. Rice, J. Bieschke, M. Jones, M. Barrington, THIRD ROW: S. Malloy, J. Slominski, C. Bayer, F. Stypinski, S. Reeves, J. Roberts, E. McAndrew, D. Quinn, R. Kleha, C. Mathews, FOURTH ROW: Advisor: Mrs. Curtis, Officers: R. Fiorini, K. Slavich, L. Farhat. TOP ROW: C. Aubuchon, R. Zoch, J. Wines, F. Zito, BOTTOM ROW: V. Kelenski, V. Blancett, D. Mazzali, C. Kozlowski, S. ALTAR BOYS TOP ROW: R. Rohling, A. Zito, R. Smolinski, P. Singelyn, J. Chopp, R. Walle, J. Rice, SECOND ROW: D. Donar, T. Campion, J. Cashman, F. Feld, D. Vinton, T. Monti, THIRD ROW: E, Everhart, A. Massucci, J. Zoch, J. Kusiak, D. Bordui, J. Veryser, P. Vandelinder, C. McLellan. Back row: L. Schultz, D. Provost, P. Kimberly, M. Laskowski, J. Matthews, E. Klaus, J. Rice, A. O’Branavic, R. Smolinski, Second row: D. Donar, J. Peagram, J. Kelly, P. Deutsch, M. Markevitch, T. Nicholas, D. DeNeen, A. Zito, First row: J. Kusiak, J. McFaul M. Storen, Sec.; A. Massucci, Vice Pres.; J. Ciaravino, Pres.; D. Bordui, Treas.; T. Longo, E. Everhart. CAPEGHIS TS Back row: J. Slominski, A. Veenhuis, A. Rice, S. Beck, L. Farhatt, A. Owens; Front row: J. McHale, P. Steimel, P. Meager, B. McLeod, V. Blancett, S. Malloy. LIBRARIANS Sister Gertrude Ann, checking the card catalogue; BACK ROW: M. Surdock, |. Bitinas, K. McLatcher, P. Miglia, T. Wolkers, A. Rice; FRONT ROW: M. Jones, J. Slominski, B. Smith, J. Nucaro, J. Selahowski, V. Sabaugh, C. Woods. R. Kleha. Page 26 Student Council president D. Bordui buys a ticket for his date, J. Wolfbauer, from J. Kelly and J. Veryser, for the Student Council Dance while R. Walle buys his from J. Rice. Enjoying the pause that refreshes are from left to right: T. Farin, A. Everhart, D. Doherty, D. Wishaw, E. Klaus, C. Beck, K. Gagne, and R. Walle. Page 28 | The Kilt Dancers D. Kosin, K. Girvan, M. Roy, J. Nucarro, C. Mathews, M. Retzel, A. Parsons, S. Cashman, } J. Holmes, do a Scottish Jig for the opening number of ““Bri gadoon’’. SENIOR PLAY Brian Corr and John Carr are putting a few finishing touches on the scenery and props. Tommy, Larry Lata, tenderly sings to his love Fiona, S. Beck. Here marking the grand finale of the play is the cast from left to right: D. Kosin, M. Steva, W. Minuik, G. Perzanowski, C. Jackson, M. Retzel, G. Ciaravino, J. Wofbauer, M. Storen, L. Walle, E. Donnelly, E. Ever- . | hart, D. Mazzalli, T. Longo, D. Gassam, K. Girvan, C. McClellan, S. Reeves, M. Strango, J. Dickerson. se — a if PT renancnmsanes xe All the villagers are celebrating the marriage of Jeannie McLaren, Jeanette Dickerson, and Charles Dal- rymple, Eddie Everhart, with a gala celebration Jeannie’s Packin’ Up ’ sing the chorus while the Glen Dancers act it out. ‘‘What is that stuff your giving to Frank, Paul St. Peter, ina shot from the bar scene. Mr. Lundy, M. Storen, greets Jeff, C. McClellan. SENIOR RING BLESSING The rings were blessed on February 5, 1960 after the 9:00 mass Father Shields then presented each Senior with his or her ring and a beautiful Senior pin. These pins were given to the Seniors compliments of Mclnnes—Desmond Funeral Home. The Juniors then gave the seniors a delicious breakfast in the hall consisting of donuts, rolls, coffee, milk, and fruit. Mark Storen and Mary Sue Barrington head the procession after the ring blessing. Paul Singelyn and Jerome Chopp assist Father Shields as he blesses the rings. Father Shields is presenting Jim Crowe with his ring. The head table consisted of our guests and Senior Officers. From left to right: Mark Storen, Dave Bordui, Father Shields, Monsignor Hankerd, Father Sauter, and Mrs. Grix. Tom Longo, Vincent Reno, Leonard Walle, and Art Mussucci are probably ready ‘ for third helpings now. Eileen Donnelly seem to be really enjoying their breakfast. Carroll Jackson, Sharon Cashman, Carol Mathews, and Jean Dudley lends a helping hand as she fixes Leonard Walle’s Senior pin for him. Our 1959 queen, Sharon Cashman, surrounded by the members of her lovely court. From left to right; Judy Wines, Rosemary Fiorini, Sharon Gozdor, Virginia Doherty. Our boys, ready for the first kickoff of the game. Pe Se PE TR Seon Dr ae 7 toes a yt: Homecoming parade is led by our lively Mr. Talleau and our majorette, Theresa cheerleaders. Caldwell, step up the band. The drill team spells out the name that means victory. Bake as NEC Lot Ae! w % TOP ROW: R. Rohling, R. Walle, D. Doherty, G. Dickerson, T. Farin, M. Laskowski, D. McLatcher, M. DeNeen, L. Schultz, A. O’Branavich, J. Rice, SECOND ROW: M. McPherson, E. Klaus, J. Everhart, R. Smolinski, P. Deutsch, A. Zito, D. DeNeen, M. Markiewicz, J. Schenten, THIRD ROW: J. Peagram, T. Longo, J. Kusiak, E. Everhart, A. Massucci, D. Bordui, M. Storen, D. Donar, J. McFaul, Absent: P. Barrington. FOOTBALL TEAM Michdel’s o3u-0 2% 4 MOI SOR A aa hoc « Clament’ soe: . Frederick Spirited enthusiam is shown by T. Longo, Warm-ups before a football game find A. Massucci E. Everhart, D. Bordui, and others. limbering up his fingers by receiving a direct snap of the ball from B. Zito. D. Donar breaks away from two opponents to score one of the touchdowns that tied him for the city touchdown record for 1959. This pile-up is not an unusual scene in football games. E. Everhart is on his way to score one of his many touchdowns. P. Deutsch is attempting to recover the ball. M. McPhearson, student The Basketball! team is from left to right: E. Everhart, J. Kelly, M. Markevitch, and D. manager: T. Longo, VY. Bosman, J. McFaul, A. Zito, A. Massucci, Donar. AT. BENEDIF 4S Bala all e q m “= ——— a Back Row: R. Walle, J. Rice, T. Monti, Middle Row: R. Rohling, D. Doherty, J. Risi, Front Row: J. Everhart, G. Kalil, T. O’Bronovic, E. Walker Page 40 BASKETBALL jf y Ward St Many aie Sse hth eo St. Michael. . St. Clement... SteJamesccitc et. St. Frederick .. St. Marys OL... St. Marys RO ELL te Ct ene St. Michael . St. Mary OL. St. Mary ... St. Clement . St. Andrew St. Thomas .. tied | Capp eee St. Cyril St. Thomas .. Vince Bozman outjumps the foe as John Mc- Faul stands ready to give help. Almost a lost ball but Joe Kelly saves it from going out of bounds while John McFaul hurries to aid him. Page 41 M. Storen loses the ball to the other team while J. McFaul tries to throw one} of the opponents off stride with an elbow to the side. Ed Everhart dribbles right under the op- position to help give the Ravens the lead. Reserve Cheerleaders J. Fisher, R. Arleth, N. Roman, and S. Bates GIRLS BASKETBABE TEAM Varsity Basketball Team: D. Quinn, R. Sepetys, K. Gagne, M. Cunningham, P. Murray, S$. Thomas, J. Dudley, M. Barrington, M. Retzel, M. Strango, S. Longo, R. Fiorini. Reserve Basketball Team; Back row: P. Hill, V. Kelenski, A. Rice, M. Feeh E. McAnd i Block; Front row: R. Zoch, J. Dickerson, A. Everhart, R. Blancett. iach neta aay hantaetanta a Soak A BAS GHEERD ERIE The Varsity Cheerleaders are; Back row: J. Leslie, C. Matthews, J. Wolfbaver; Front row: J. Selahowski, J. Roberts, M. Retzel. The Reserve Cheerleaders are from left to right: J. Fischer, V. Ardleth, P. McMahon, N. Roman, S. Bates, D. Wishaw. Page 44 Y) a Ze co 2 a0 a = ar S O O UO x oe co = = O Z, aa = 2 © = SENIORS President Vice-President MARK STOREN MARY SUE BARRINGTON “ROCKY” ‘SUE BABE” DOCTOR NURSE Secretary T.easurer vagy {3 a P i. i Pad aed ¢ ‘ ont ee Mage’ ; un a mh “4 SHARON CASHMAN STANLEY BEY “SHERRY” JUMBO”’ TEACHER DENTIST Page 46 SENIORS SANDRA BECK MARY BETTIO “SANDY” (PUCK TEACHER STENOGRAPHER RITA BISTANY DAVID BORDUI eee ox “‘BORDS”’ COLLEGE ACCOUNT ANT KARYN CALICE ““KARY NURSE JOHN CARR “BLARNEY” S TENOGRAPHER Page 47 SENIORS (A GERALD CIARAVINO BRIAN CORR “DUKE” “CORBY” | ACCOUNTANT MECHANICAL ENGINEER JAMES CROWE JEANNETTE DICKERSON IM’ “YAN” MECHANIC |.B.M. OPERATOR GARY DIEHR VIRGINIA DOHERTY “RUNNING DEER” “GINNY”’ PROFESSIONAL INTERIOR DECORATOR OUTBOARD RACER SENIORS fe es J EILEEN DONNELLY ‘eel LAWYER JEAN DUDLEY ‘DOOLEY’? ADVERTISING ILLUSTRATOR ROSEMARY FIORINI “ROSIE.” NURSE JANET DUDLEY “DEBBIE” SOCIAL WORKER x Q,y. ee Cp” . Cy? saibetiaieonD EDWIN EVERHART CARIES Xie ACCOUNTANT DIANE GASSAM “LITTRELL NURSE SENIORS i f Xe fait ff 2 zy a oe - a - 4 a ie omni - al is Roms t if : ROBERT GAVOLA ‘ BOB”’ CHEMICAL ENGINEER KATHRYN GIRVAN hay dary |.B.M. OPERATOR GERDA HEUCHERT ““GERDY”’ SECRETARY Page 50 GLORIA GILRACE eno TEACHER SHARON GOZDOR ““SHAR’N”?’ STENOGRAPHER JOAN HOLMES ““SNOOKIE”’ SOCIAL WORKER SENIORS ELIZABETH HURLEY CARROLL JACKSON sta Wl Pa ‘ FRANKEY”’ AIR FORCE HOSPITAL AIRLINE HOSTESS AID MARY ANN KING DOLORES KOSIN MOUSE Y”’ Otte TEACHER SECRETARY ’. CHRISTINE KOZLOWSKI JAMES KUSIAK “CHRIS” “JIM FASHION DESIGNER ANNAPOLIS SENIORS ea aah, ¥ SUSAN LANG LAWRENCE LATA SUES’ POLAC”’ SECRETARY ARCHITECT t set i bc Re Kay) a eae ‘ bid ; g ty . % ar ; : aa ; } ’ ; LONGO eeu CAROL LOVING “BRIGHT EYES” STENOGRAPHER JOHN LYONS MICHAEL MAGUIRE “TIGER” “ MIKE”’ CRIMINAL LAWYER SENIORS Pe 2 y | y JOHN PEAGRAM GARNETTE PERZANOWSK | “PETE ““TONI”’ BUSINESS MANAGER COSME T OLOGIST CAROLYN PLOURD MICHAEL QUAGLIA AC AY? ““BLUTO” COMPTOMETRIST TOOL DIE APPRENTICE DENICE QUINN SANDRA REEVES | ‘ PEANUTS” “SANDY”? DENTAL HYGIENIST NURSE Page 55 SENIORS VINCENT RENO MARY RETZEL “VINCE” “MITZIE” PHARMACIST é Bese MARY ANN ROY CHARLOTTE ROZANKA SECRETARY “CHAR” TEACHER t SEBASTIAN SAPUTO SHIRLEY SCHAEFERS ““SUB”’ “ TORCH”’ DRAFTSMAN BEAUTICIAN LEO SHULTZ “BOIKIE”’ DRAFTSMAN CELESTE STACHURSKI Ld he fxs SECRETARY ALBERT STIMAC OK ha: CHEMICAL ENGINEER, SENIORS BARBARA SMITH “BARBIE” MARILYN STEVA SCRE. SECRETARY PAUL ST. PETER THE SAINT”’ 1.B.M. OPERATOR SENIORS MARY ANN STRANGO MICHAEL TREES COMMERCIAL “MIKE” BUSINESS COMMERCIAL PILOT Ry ike be ye : ? % omy PAUL VANDERLINDER GEORGE VARGO ““YENNA”’ “ALL-NITE SATELLITE” MECHANIC AERONAUTICAL ENGINEER JOSEPH VERYSER LEONARD WALLE JOE’”’ fe, fey aiid ARCHITECT gaye CHEMICAL PHYSICIST age SENTORS J UDY WINES JOYCE WOLFBAUER DEE “‘DODIE”’ NURSING BEAUTICIAN FLORENCE ZITO ERO BUSINESS NO PICT URE JACK GORRO DAVID McLEOD Page 59 SENIOR MOCK ELECTION PIN-UPS Susan Lang TALL TIMBER John McFaul Larry Lata FANCY DANCERS Kathy McLatcher Jerry Ciaravino MR. MISS MUSIC Sandra Beck Tony Nicholas CHATTERBOXES Garnette Perzanowski Bob Gavola SHY GUY GAL Mary Bettio Vincent Reno PRETTIEST HAIR Carol Mathews Sebastian Saputo CLASS CLOCKWATCHERS Diane Gassam Jack Gorro SHORT PINE Rosie Fiorini MOST ARGUMENTIVE Mitzie Retzel Jim Kusiak CLASS FLIRT Sharon Gozdor APPLE POLISHER Denice Quinn Joe Veryser BEST DISPOSITION Carol Loving Mark Storen MOST GENTLEMANLY John Peagram TEACHER'S TORMENT Jean Dudley - John Lyons MOST SINCERE Karyn Calice Leonard Walle MOST ATHLETIC Mary Ann Strango Eddie Everhart LIKELY TO SUCCEED Gloria Gilrace Stanley Bey Page 60 POPULAR PERSONS Sharon Cashman Dave Bordui MOST TALENTED Ann Parsons George Vargo CLASS PLAYBOY Paul Vandelinder MOST LADYLIKE Rita Bistany NEATEST DRESSERS Joann Nucaro Joe Zoch EYES TO ENVY Barbara Smith Marty McCauley JUNIORS Our Junior class officers are, from left to right: R. Kleha, Treasurer; A. Zito, Vice President; P. Deutsch, President; D. Ciccarelli, Secretary. Page 61 E. Adams C. Aubuchon R. Baker J. Bieschke |. Bitinas Vv. Blancette R. Bordeaux V. Bozman T. Campion M. Carpenter J. Chopp D. Ciccarelli J. Izzo M. K. Jones V. Kelenski J. Kelly P. Kimberly E. Klaus R. Kleha R. LaFortune K. Lamb L. Laska J. Leslie D. Lesoon E. McAndrew M. McPherson B. McCamley M. McCauley S. Malloy M. Markiewicz R. Mann J. Matthews K. Culpert D. DeNeen J. Denino P. Deutsch D. Donar R. D’Orazio R. Epitropoff L. Farhat T. Faren M. Filion W. Fryer E. Foster K. Gagne G. Harvey R. Hotz _P. Meagher K. Meholec D. Metz S. Moore M. Morrow J. Niedzwiedzkoa R. Ostrowski C. Philion D. Provost J. Ransom A. M. Rice J. Roberts B. Roy S. Saunders J. Schenten J. Selahowski E. Simon P. Singelyn K. Slavick J. Slominski M. Smith R. Smolinski G. Sullivan M. Surdock S. Thomas M. Turmel P. Wojick A. Zito Absent: S. Mueller é 9 SOPHOMORES y 3 ( ’ a N The Sophomore class officers are; Back row: R. Hickner, R. Walle, J. Rice; Third row: M. Barkle, S. Longo, V. Sabaugh; Second row: K. Gagne, P. Murray; First row: M. Wadino, J. Spallone. V. Arleth M. Barkle C. Bayer W. Bee S. Belanger J. Bettio K. Benkowski C. Bistany R. Blancette C. Cadotte J. Cashman P. Ciaverella Hunter King . Koperski . Kozlowski . Kusiak DOYEL C. Leonards J. Locke S. Longo B. Luther K. Lynch P. Lyons . McGlynn . McLatcher . McMahon . Mann qlee eh ro | H. Maslonka J. Meltas P. Miglia B. Milic M. Milic A. Colo D. Connell M. Cunningham M. DeNeen P. Driscoll M. Dugas J. Ellsworth A. Everhart J. Fisher J. Fitzpatrick K. Gagne A. Guerin R. Hickner P. Hill G. Hunt Moore - Murray Noyle - O’Branovich Orlick AYxAVE Penn J. Ransom S. Reilly J. Rice R Rohling VY. Sabaugh A. Schultz R. Sepetys P. Singler T. Sinutko J. Spallone M. Stachura M. Suchowski . S. Swital ski | F. Stypinski ) M. Wadino E. Walker R. Walle K. Walt J. Wesley T. Woelkers . Wood . Young . Zoch DAzO Absent: B. Walsh N. Wisniewski Page 66 ——— SES eee — FRESHMEN The freshmen officers are; Standing: M. Garian, D Doherty, J. Kelel; Sitting: G. Donnelly, G. Vazana, G. Kalil, D. Wishaw. P. Barrington S. Bates C. Baker A. Bee C. Beck P. Becker L. Benson K. Block J. Bosich M. Caldwell J. Carpenter T. Chenevert CERVHEES Rear R. Ciaverella J. Connell D. Coury E. Derr G. Dickerson J. Dickerson D. Doherty | G. Donnelly G. Emilii J. Everhart . Feehery . Feld Foran . Fryer . Galovich QO0On=E M. Garian R. Gorro M. Gower S. Goralezyk A. Hannaford B. Hurchalla E. Hurley G. Kalil J. Kelel F. King P. King J. Knoppe M. Lanfear M. Laskowski A. Lootens J. McHale B. Mcleod F. Mileff C. Mini . Monday T. Monti R. Nardecchia M. Noel A. Owens L. Palmieri C. Peters J. Philion J. Quinn J. Ransom P. Reeves J. Risi N. Roman J. Schultz M. Smith P. Steimel S. Theodore . Vazana . Veenhuis Vinton Walsh Absent: P. Saber S. Szrisichiewez Page 69 CANDID CUT-UPS Page 70 eae nes ya ese eon oeeeee goer were oe Box 307 MICHIGAN ae aa ee Seed P.O. ; A AAO ee cet one Bes. 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