St Frederick High School - Ramrod Yearbook (Pontiac, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1957 volume:

.11 'ntl' the RAMROD .-,, THE SENIOR CLASS I ST FREDERICK HIGH SCHOOL PONTIAC MICHIGAN I957 DEDICATICJN We, the class of 57, would like to take this time to voice our appreciation to those who have so diligently spent their time with us: to educate us, to counsel us, and to encourage us. We, the seniors, dedicate this year book to our parents, our priests, and our teachers who have willingly sacri- ficed their time and pleasure so that we might succeed. FOREWORD Nothmg IS more lmportant to man than the t1me allotted h1m on earth Wlth each t1ck of the clock somethmg 1S added or detracted from h1s future depend1ng upon how he has spent that preclous second Seconds have a way of becommg hours hours become days and go 1I'1fO weeks months and years to form our l1ves Reahzlng that t1me holds everyth1ng that we are to atta1n as 1nd1v1duals we the Sen1or Class of 1957 w1ll endeavor to show 1n our yearbook Just how lt has wr1tten the past 1S presentmg the present and w1ll care fully record our future . , . . . Father Thompson Marcero Pastor Welcome Father Marcero to St. Vincent De Paul Parish. May your years with us be enjoyable and profitable ones. We would aga1n l1ke to congra tulate you on your 25th anmver sary 1n the serv1ce of God ASSISTANT PRIESTS Father Joseph Immel Father Fab1an N? by Weber Father John Trese runs ed1tor of the Par1sh athlet1c dlrector 1D the Cathollc Famlly News teaches Jumor structs our altar boys Center and IS busy help and freshmen relxglon 1S 1n charge of the Teen 1ng out at the Pont1ac classes and 15 1n Club and Mom and Dad's State Hosp1tal charge of the confra Club I-Ie also teaches 4 termty work the sophomore rel1g1on class T W of . S o Q h N. 2 1 5 '55 l Y l, X-.1 Sister Emily Joseph Religion 12 Biology 11 8112 American History Sister Ann Loretta Religion 11 Typing l gl Z Shorthand Bookkeeping S15 ter M Alexine Rel1g1on ll English 10 8: ll Sis ter M Hilaire Rel1g1on 10 Latin l 8: 2 Biology 11 Q FACULTY Mother M. Christine Principal Sister M. Florence Religion 10 English 10 8:12 Sister Ann David Religion 9 Algebra 1 8: Z Geometry 10 Drafting l at 2 Sister M Teresena Religion 9 Art Clothing Sister M Robertus Rel1g1on 9 English 9 Chr1St1a.n Family Living General Science Ancient History Choral Director Trigonometry Modern History Chemistry Economics 5 48 'Cl P ri 1 1 Mr Eugene Wright Mr. Chester Lichodziejewski Mr. Dominic Kline Contents Pa e Ded1cat1on Theme Pr1ests Faculty Graduates Class H1story In our Oplnlon Underclassmen Classes Llturgy Sports ACt1V1t16S Informal P1cs St Fred S I-hgh School Patrons 2 Farewell Message O4 ' ' . . Z 3 . D 4 . 5 . . 7 ' . . 24 ' A . . 26 . Z9 . 41 ' . 53 Organizations . . 57 . . 69 ' ' ' . . 91 ' ..... 98 . ' ' . . 100 . . . . . . . . . l0 . . . l SENIORS T1me has 1ndeed been more than kmd to us graduates lt has enr1ched our l1ves wlth the Truths of our Holy Church lt has glven to each of us a certam mastery of the subjects taught at St Freder1ck I-hgh and afforded us a Wealth 1I'1 dlgruty po1Se and maturlty Reachlng th1s pmacle of l1fe lt remalns for us to remember to hold fast to all we have thus gamed and to go on to greater thmgs that we m1ght prove ourselves as worthy of our Alma Mater CLASS OF 1957 PATRON St Theresa C O LO R S Gold and Whlte F LO WE R Yellow Rose MO T TO W1thout combat there 1S no v1ctory w1thout v1ctory there 1S no crown. 8 1 W X I . Q I V -6 4 . ' I 1' 5 ' 1 'I 3' 2 f W Q h Michael Malloy Pres1dent Corkey as he lS known to h1S classmates has been the pres1dent of our class Z 3 4 I-lewasamem ber of the Boy's Sodal1ty 3 4 a .Tumor ACh16Ve ment member 4 He was also an 1mportant factor on the Yearbook Staff On the sport's s1de he was on the basketball team 3 4 baseball 3 4 and foot ball 4 He became a mem ber of the Vars1ty Club 4 Beverly Mal1nowsk1 V1ce Pres1dent Very few people have work ed harder than Bev for the success of the school and 1tS act1v1t1es and we r proud to admxt she belongs to us In between projects she has found t1me for Chorall 2 3 4 Softballl Cheerleader 4 Sodal1ty 3 4 Class V1ce pres1dent 3 4 Yearbook staff 4 Dra matlcs 4 Jumor ACh1CV6 ment 3 4 Soc1al Workers Club 4 Honor SOC1ety 1 2 2' W CLASS OFFICERS Marjorie McHugh Secretary Margle may be 11ttle 1n stature but she sure 1S mlghty 1n power especx ally 1n basketball She has been qulte actlve the past few years Sodal1ty 3 4 Basketball l Z 3 4- Co captam 3 4 Softball 1 Volleyball4 Cheerleader 4 Chorall Z 3 Soc1al Workers Club 4 Teen Club Representatlve 1 2 Class Secretary 4 dramat1cs 4 L1brar1an4 W1ll1am PTICC Treasurer B111 came to St Freds 1n h1s sophomore year and s1nce then has Jolned many of our act1v1t1es such as Football 2 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Vars1ty Club 3 4 Choral Z 3 4 Choral Pres 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Sodal1ty 3 4 .Tumor Ach levernent 3 4 .Tumor Ach1evement Pres1dent 3 4 Dramat1cs 4 Student Counc1l 2 , . . . , - . 1 1 . 1 A l . . . A , 7 - , - A : - , O 1 1 1 ' 1 ' v v ' V 1 3- , - - -4, - , , 1 , 1 I ' l - . ' 1 1 C , . v ' I 9 , rl - , . . . . . . . ' , e V - . . . : p 1, y - - , ' PQ' I. ' 0 ' 1 ' o Lf . , s , X. 1 L fu . - .. , - - - , , C I k 4' ' , , , V I I '11, Y - , - 1 , I Y 'V 'V V K . I , ' ' r 9 ' U 0 ' 2 ' 9 1 . 6 ,v . - , 0 - x , - - 3 -4 , j. V, - U V' 15, Li' -- , t pf Donna Ahrens Madonna Apley Donna'S 1ntereStS lie in Donna has run hither and office work 8.5 She takes thither through the halls typing and shorthand which Of ivy but She spends most are preparing her for a of her time: Choral 3-4, secretarial job. Also Sgdality 1, Junior Achie, along th1S 11119 She T19-S vement 3-4, Dramatics 4, been active as Office Clerk 4 Librarian 2. Sandra Bailey Sandy has been quite busy throughout her high school years, what with being Class Secretary 1, Sodality member 1-3-4, Teen Club Representative Z, Office Clerk 4, Junior Achieve- ment 3, Choral l-Z-3-4, Drarnatics 4, Librarian 3, and Social Workers Club 4. Yes Sandy's been quite busy. David Bender Dave came to St. Freds in his junior year. Since then he has particapated in Junior Achievement 3- 4, Choral 4, and also been on the Yearbook Staff M.,- K l Lawrence Blasczyk Larry was voted the most qulet boy 1n the sen1or class but we m1ght be sur pr1sed some day Dur1ng h1s hlgh school days he has been a member of Ju n1or Acluevement 3 4 and has worked very hard John Croasdell Susan Cass1dy Slnce Sue f1rst entered h1gh school as a freshman she has taken part 1n: Bowhng 1, Jumor Achleve- ment 3, Choral 3-4, Sod al1ty 1 . John wa voted the tallest boy 1n the sen1or class Any obJect1ons 'P John was a member of the Choral Club l-Z-3. He served 1n the Boy's Sodal1ty 1 2. John Bradley Doody as he 1S better known has been a member of the football squad l Z 3 4 and became 1ts co captaln 4 baseball Z 3 4 basketballl 2. 3 4 Track 3 Doody was also a mem ber of the Vars1ty Club Z 3 4 he became 1ts treasurer 4 He was then treasurer of h1s class 3 A Dramat1c mem ber 4 and on the Yearbook Staff 4 John was 1n the boys Sodal1ty l 3 4 and an Altar 1 Z 3 4 . . ' Q 1 Of 6' A Q F' , ,a Q., X' I, . , A Vp. .' V V ul. ,1 ' .aff 1 ' 1 1 1 , - , - . . v ' ' 9 - - - - , - , . - . . 1 1 ' 0 0 . 1 I . 3 1 , boy - .. -4, S I . . - ' y Thomas Davey Socially Tom's been ac- tive in Junior Achieve- ment 3-4, Varsity Club 3. He has also been active in the field of sports: foot- ball l-2-3, and golf 4. Sharron De nby Sharron has worked hard the past few years and was always willing to offer her time and energy, esp- ecially in: Sodality l-3-4, Choral 1-2.-3-4, Office clerk 1-4, Junior Achieve- ment 3-4, Dramatics 4, Basketball 1-Z, Librarian 1, Softball 1, Future Social Workers Club 4. Margaret Drake Evidently Margaret likes activity because she cer- tainly hasn't been idle dur- ing her high school career. Her record of activities consists of: Sodality 1-3-4, Future Social Worker 4, Junior Achievement 4, Dramatics 4, Choral 1-2- 3-4, Class Secretary 2, Press Reporter 4, Soft- ball 1, Basketball l-2-3-4, Volley ball 4, Volley ball co-captain 4, Cheerlead- ing 3-4. Betty Jo Fitzpatrick Betty Jo could always be depended upon to help in any emergency and was e specially helpful through- out our senior year. She has been active in Choral 1-2-3-4, Yearbook 4, Sodality 1-3-4, Dramatics 4, Social Workers Club 4, Junior Achievement 4, Student Council Repre- sentative 2-3-4, Student Council Vice-president 4, Future Teachers Club 4. Mary E . Girardot Mary has kept right up with the majority of the seniors when it comes to all the activities. She has been active in Sodality 2- 4, Basketball 1-2, Junior Achievement 3-4, Choral 1-4, Social Workers Club 4, Office Clerk 3, and Dramatics 4. Many busy days behind her . Evelyn Gocha Evelyn has been a member of the Sodality 1-3-4, and a Choral Club member l-2-3-4. She took part in bowling 1-2. Evelyn joined Junior Achieve- ment 3-4 and became the Treasurer of her com- pany 4. She was a mem- ber of the dramatics Club and Social Workers Club in 4, as well as Lib- rarian 3. We owe many thanks to Evelyn and her camera for most of the pictures in this yearbook. Ardith Green Ardie, the senior girl voted most ambitious , has truly shown herself to be just that. She has participated in: Cheer leading 3-4, Cheerlead- ing Captain 3-4, Bowling 1-2, Class Vice-president 1, Basketball 1-3, Soft- ball 1, Choral l-2-3-4, Sacristan l, Sodality l- 3-4, Librarian 3, Dram- atics 4, Social Workers Club 4, Yearbook Staff 4. Ardie showed her true colors when she went all out for the success of the yearbook. -r Patricia Guibord Pat joined the class of 57' inuher junior year and since she's participated in: Choral 4, Basketball l-2-3, Social Workers Club 4, Junior Achieve- ment 4, Volleyball 4, Lib- rarian 3, Teen Club 3. Pat really became active in a very short time. 13 W11l1am Haps B111 became a member of our class 1n our sophomore year Since then he has been a member of Junior Ach1evement 3 4 and mpany 1n 4 He was on the Golf team as a sen1or Edwin Kast From the time he was a sophomore Ed has wor ed hard for the benefit of the class by entering 1nto Student Council Z 3 4 Student Counc1l President 4 Junior Achievement 4 Vice pres1dent for Junior Ach1evement 4 Teen Club Representative Z and Yearbook Co editor 4 ln the field of sports his ma1n interests were Golf Z 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Vars1ty Club Z-3 4. Sarah Hildebrandt Sally's b1ggest thr1ll throughout her high sch ool days was becoming a sen1or Cheerleader 4 She was also act1ve 1n Workers Club 4 Basket ball 4 Junior Achieve ment 4 Volleyball 4 Llbraflan 4 Sodal1ty 4 and Dramatics 4 JU' Patr 1C 1a Jenk1nson Pat is one of the more stud1ous sen1ors but even w1th all her stud1es she st1ll finds time for Chor all Z 3 4 Sodal1ty4 Dramat1cs 4 Soc1al Work ers Club 4 Honor SOC16t l Z 3 4 I lmagine Pat' day 1S pretty full Mary Kelley It was always a pleasure to as sociate Wlth Mary dur1ng our high school career She has been a member of Choral l Z 3 4 Sodal1ty 3 4 and Dramat1cs 4 1 B S' , n .A nc 1 ,SW he 1 12 , 1 1 f. Q 1 1 4 ,fl fs 1 . I 1 I T Vice-President ol his co- Choral 2-3-4, Social . Junior Achievement 4: . . , . . - , . Y 1 9 ' ' ' 0 D I S r k' . - - ' : K' 5, ! ' l D X . ' ' v l 4 if Af' A v Andre Landry During high school Andy has been active in as much as he participated in: Sodality 1-3-4, Drama- tics 4, Choral l-Z-3-4, Junior Achievement 3-4. He was also Class Pres- ident 1. Sportswise he's entered into Football Z- 3-4, Track 3-4, Basket- ball 1-z, varsirfclub 3- 4. He was a big help on the yearbook staff 4. Marie Lewandowski The phrase which best describes Marie is ready, willing, and able, which is easily understood by the long list of activities which follow: Sodality 1-2- 3-4, Basketball l, Social Workers Club 4, Honor Society 1-Z-3-4, Student Council 4, Student Council Secretary 4, Vice-presi- dent of Choral 4, Vice- prefect of Sodality 4, Chor al l-Z-3-4, Teen Club Re- presentative 3-4, Vice- president of Teen Club 4, O'ffice Clerk 4, Drama- tics 4, Librarian Z. Karen Karen active Kergan has really been quite all through high school and always a big help in all the projects and activities which undertook, namel y: Sodality 4, Sodality Secretary 3, Dramatics 4, Social Workers Club 4, Junior Achievement Trea- surer 4, Class Secretary 3, Student Council Represen- tative 3. Mary Charlotte Kidd Mary Charlotte joined our class as a junior. Since then, she became a mem ber of Junior Achieve ment 3-4, and President of her company 4. She was a librarian 3-4. In her senior year she join ed the Choral Club 4, Social Workers Club 4 and Volleyball team 4 Howard Lins eman Howard was a member of the Boy's Sodality 1-Z-3. He joined the Baseball team in 1. He also became a member of Junior Ach- ievement in 3-4. K 1 James Lortie V Jim's been around ever since we can remember and during that time he's tried his hand at Sodality 1 Choral 3 Football 1 Save r 10 Mandalar 1 Sammy has taken part in the Boy's Sodality Z 3 Sammy has been the sour ce of the refreshments at the Teen Clubs on Friday nights He has been the top salesman for the Sen 1or play 1 2 3 and we hope he does as well for the seniors of 57' N Maureen Louys Maureen joined our mis- chievous but happy class in her junior year and since then has participat ed in Choral 1 Z Dra matics 4 William Metz Bill was voted the most studious boy in the senior class as well as the most likely to succeed I-Ie has been a member of the Boy's Sodality 3 4 and the Sodality Chairman 4 Bill has also served as an Altar boy Z 3 4 Judith Miller Judy was a transfer from Waterford High School in her junior year. Dur- ing the past few years of high school she has been active in: Junior Achie- vem ent 3, Volleyball 1- 2, Choral 1-2, Librarian 1-Z. Donna Moody You have seen Donna on the Cheerleading squad 3-4. On the sport side she has had Basketball l-2-3, Softball 1, Choral mem- ber l-Z-3-4, Sodality 3-4, Sacristan l, Dramatics 4, Social Worker 4. Michael Moloney Mike was a member of the Sodality l-3-4, and prefect 4. He was active in Choral l-2-3-4, and Choral Treasurer 4. On the sports side, it's Bas- ketball 3-4, Baseball 3-4 Golf 4. A Junior Achieve- ment member 3-4, Trea- surer of his company 4. Yearbook Staff 4. Michael Morrow Mickey was always out to keep or put us in good spirits but in between spurts of humor he's tried his hand at: Teen Club Representation 1-2- 3-4, he's been President of Teen Club 3-4, Year- book 4, Junior Achieve- ment 3-4, Vice-Pres- ident of Junior Achieve- ment 4. William Mountain Patrigia, Murray Lanky B111 has proved hlm Pat was a member of the self almost 1nd1spens1ble G11-1's Sodahty 1 2, the s1nce he started St Freds 5943131 W Qrkers Club 4 at m1d term last year and the Choral Club 2 3 He has been act1ve 1n Foot 4 Pat also took part 1n ball 4 Basketball 4 Var the bowhng team 1 s1ty Club 4 and Sodal1ty 4 Mary Ann Nevllle Mary Ann has been act1ve 1n sports Basketball 2 3 4 Volleyball 4 and Soft ball 1 A member of the Sodallty 3 4 Soc1al Work ers Club 4 Dramat1cs 4 and on the Yearbook Staff 4 She was also a Choral member 1 Z 3 4 L, Sharon Nevllle Sharon has been espec 1ally l1vely s1nce her fr eshman year She has envolved herself 1n Sodal 1ty3 4 Chorall Z 3 Dramatlcs 4 Softball l Volleyball 4 Basket ball l Z 3 4 Basket ball co captaln 3 4 Year book 4 She was also on the Honor Soc1ety 2 . . . 1 , , - , 0 D I , s 1 ' ' 0 . , . ' ' - l ' r ' .' 1 - .. ' ' 7 1 ' 1 ' , .. a ' v - - - , - I . 1 , 3 v 3 2 3 'all 3 X 4 ' C, .gf A ', by A 3 1 18 f'Q'.5d 4 Q av r Geraldme Paddock Gerry has been a won derful fr1er1d of all s1nce she Jolned our energet1c class the second sem ter o,f our freshman year SIHCE then she has been very act1ve ln Sacrlstan l Sodal1ty l 3 4 Choral 1 2 3 4 L1brar1an 3 4 Future Soclal Workers Club 4 Dramatlcs 4 Volleyball 4 Softball Junlor Achlevement 4 Junlor Achlevement Secretary 4 and a b1g help on the yearbook staff 4 Mary Parle At f1rst glance Mary seems l1ke the qu1et type but they say those are the deep th1nkers of the world Mary's been ac t1VC 1n Chorall 2 3 4 Junlor Achlevement 3 Sodal1ty 4 Dramat1cs 4 Honor Student l 2 Margaret Pavllnac Margaret has been a mem ber of the Choral Club Z 3 4 She was act1ve 1n Junlor Achlevement 3 Socorro Pena Socorro was voted the best dressed g1rl 1n the sen1or class so now we know she must get A 1n Neatne She has been act1ve 1n Chorall Z 3 4 Jumor Achlevement 3, Drama t1CS 4, and even been ac t1ve 1n the f1eld of sports Bowl1ng, Basketball 1. 19 aim qi 5 S Dennls Presto Denny was voted the hotrod dr1ver of the senior boys. Any argu ments 'P On the school ac t1V1t1CS s1de, Denny was active in Chorall 2. 3 4 Junior Achievement 3 Denny became sports w1se and was act1ve in Football Z He was also active on the Yearbook Staff 4 Donna Pudvan Donna has put forth much time and energy towards the promotion of Grail and various other mission movements, We re sure her efforts have not been 1n va1n. She has been ac t1Ve ln Sodalltyl 3 4 Volleyball 4, and Volley ball co captam 4 Breda Reilly Breda 1S the Irish Colleen that 1nvaded our sopho more class with bright eyes and a flash1ng srnile Since her appearance she has participated ln Sodal 1ty Z 3 4 Sacrlstan Z 3 4 Junlor Achievement 3 4 Dramat1cs 4 VN alter Quarles Vlally was a member of the Choral Club l Z 3 4 Boy s Sodality l 3 4 A arboylZ34 He e came a Teen Club re-pre sentative l 4 and Teen Club Treasurer 4 He took part in Junior Achievement 3 4 Sportswise Wally has been quite active in Football l-Z-3-4 Football Co-captain4 Basketball 1-Z-3-4 Baseb - He became a member of the Varsity Club Z-3-4 and Varsity Club officer 3-4 Wally was also co- editor of the yearbook 4. David Reed For some odd reason Dave acquired the nickname Red Got any ideas 9 As far as activities are con cerned he has participat ed in Baseball Z Junior Achievement 4 Choral l Z 3 Altar Boy Basketballl Z 3 Golf Z 4 Varsity Club 3 Sodal ity 3 'NIUQM so Q Mlchael Retzloff M1ke 1S another one of our tall boys who Journeys all the way to S F H S from Waterford Townsh1p everyday M1ke has par t1c1pated 1n Football 1 and Junlor Ach1evement Fred Sechansk1 Fred has been an altar boy 1 Z 3 and a member of the boy's Sodal1ty Z 3 He was the class treasurer Z Fred entered Junlor Achlevement 3 4 and be came the V1ce Pres1dent4 Margaret R1elly Margaret has been a mem ber of the G1rl's Sodahty 1 Z 3 Dramatlcs Club4 and Soc 1al Worker 4 She was a sacr1stan 1 2 3 4 a member of the choral 1 2 3 4 anda 11brary worker 3 4 Margaret entered Junlor ACh16VC rnent 3 Carol Shell For the past four years Carol has put a lot of t1me and effort toward her stud1es and aCt1V1 t1es and has been act1ve 1n Sodal1ty 3 4 .Tumor Ach1evement 3 4 Bas ketball Z Choral Z 3 4 Future SOC1a1 Workers Club 4 Dramat1cs 4 Honor Studentl 2 3 and has helped on the bus1 ness end of the yearbook Bernard Slab1nsk1 Bern1e's 1nterest 1n the sports f1e1d has been centered around football 2 3 4 In add1t1on to th1s he has been a mem ber of the Vars1ty Club 3 4 He entered .Tumor Ach1evement 4 21 wg -4. . . - N 0 . ,X . 3-4. u G 1 ' Margaret Smlth AS1d6 from be1ng the class art1st Marg1e has been act1ve 1n Sodalltyl 4 Sacrlstan 1 Z Softball l L1bra anl Z 3 Choral l 3 4 Dramatxcs 4 Jumor Achxevement 3 4 Jumor Achlevement Treasurer 3 Yearbook 4 Socxal Work er Club 4 and Basketball John Soderberg John has been an altar boy l 2 He has also been 1n Sodahtyl 3 Student Coun C114 Class Treasurer 1 and Soc1al Workers Club 4 'I Patr1c1a Sm1th Pattxe IS quxte the l1ve w1re She always was and always w1ll be She's out for fun and has been very act1ve 1n Sodalxtyl 3 4 Sacrtstan 1 Softball 1 .Tumor Achlevement 4 L1brar1an 3 4 Choral 1 Z 3 4 Choral Secretary 4 Teen Club Represen tatwe 3 4 Teen Club Secretary4 Student Counc1l 3 Student Coun C11 Treasurer 3 Basket balll 2 3 4 Off1ce Clerk 1 Volleyball4 Draynatlcs 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Joseph Szeremet Joe was voted the guy w1th the best phys1que mn the semor class and has used thts extra energy to advan tage 1n golf 4 Jumor Ac h1evement4 IH sodahty 1 3 and as an Altar Boy 'Van has a great talent for prmt ng wh1ch managed to engage her for many sec retar1al jobs Astde from playlng secretary she has been 1nterested 1n Sodalmty l 3 .Tumor Ach tevement 2 3 4 Choral Z 3 4 ,Tumor Achxeve ment Secretary 4 Cheer leader 3 4 Dramatzcs 4 Future Soclal Workers P 3 ge ' A U. uf YH' ' rg ' - - , , - -2- A4 . -, - 3 ' 1- ' A ' ' Nancy Tracy . ' - , D Y I . . I . 4: 4' ' l 'Q . Richard Thompson Dick's interests during ' high school have been centered to a great ex- tent to the sportsfield He was in Football 3-4, Varsity Club President 4, Baseball 3-4, Varsity Club 3-4, Most Valuable Player 4, besides being in Choral Z-3-4, Sodality 3, Junior Achievement 3-4, and Yearbook Staff 4. Timothy White Tim Joined the class of 57' a little later than the rest of the seniors but it d1dn't take him long to acquaint himself with his new surroundings H was on Baseball 4 Genevieve Zaha Genevieve has been a member of Junior Achieve ment 3 4 Choral Z a Social W orker 4 and a Librarian 4 She has been especially helpful Yfvn. Judy Werthrnan Judy's a great one when it comes to having fun and she's great when it comes to getting work done es pecially on the yearbook She's been a pretty busy girl the past few years Choral 2 3 4 Sodality 3 Junior Achievement 4 Dramatics 4 Softball l Social Workers Club 4 Yearbook Staff 4 gm' Fl This type of dance was a huge success and it found the girls broke for some weeks later after feeding their dates. Oh, but what funl Finally the big event came on May 9, Chez Paris or paris by Starlight, the junior-senior prom Compliments came from all directions on decorations for this memorable occasion, which was truly enjoyed by all. This affair was talked about for quite some time. Then on May 16 we held the junior-senior banquet. W e fretted the seniors with cube steak and all the trimmings. We were relucted to see this year end for we had had such fun doing these activities in which we proved ourselves to be different. In the year of 1957 . . . We found ourselves faced with the fact that we were seniors in our last year at St. Frederick High. Our first duty was to put on a pep meeting for the game with Holy Cross. On October 19 we gave the freshmen a dance and, of course, an initiation. This was great fun! After re- ceiving cards in November, we settled down to study in effort to raise our marks. December 8 we were decked out for the first time in caps and gowns for the feast of the Immaculate Conception. December 9 we wore them again in our ring ceremony. We greeted the new year by giving a dance for the March of Dimes. A contest was held, Guess the Baby, to help raise more money. The total profit was 5140. On February 15 we sponsored Heart's Hop in which all proceeds went toward the ex- pense of the yearbook. The month of March was spent primarily on this project. During this period try-outs for the senior play and practice took place. Quality Street was performed on April Z7 and 28. Our attention and plans were next changed to the junior-senior prom and banquet during May. These are events that everyone enjoyed im- mensely. These two occasions put an unforgettable climax to our four years of high school life. Now that big step of graduation lies ahead. x. Swv Y Tallest and Shortest John Croasdell reaches 6 Whlle 5'1 1S the h1ghest for Mar1e Lewandowsk1 l3Il Lookmg for M1ke Malloy? Where Judy W erthman 1S M1ke 1S sure to be there too Outs tand1ng Athlete s Cutest Couple Sm11y B111 Metz and Karen Kergan know what the1r goal 15 and the1r amb1t1ons w1ll br1ng both of them great success Most Llkely to Shy1est Succeed 'mv' Pat Srruth and John Bradley are Just naturally 1n cl1ned to sports Pat has been seen four years on the basketball courts wh1le John has part1c1pated 1n football basket ball and baseball for four years B111 Mouta1n and Ardlth Green have always got a sm1le for fr1end or foe Lawrence Blascky and Mary Kelley are sa1d to be the shy1est Well everyone to h1s own op1n1on Yum-Yuml Mickey Morrow and Donna Moody are content to spend their free time munching on oranges . Biggest Eaters Best Dancers Bill Metz has been on the honor roll for four years straight Donna Pudvan has been at St Fred's for two years and has rated a place each time on the honor roll Most Studious Most Handsome Always neat and always snappy are Socorra Pena and Fred Sechan s 1 Best Dressers Best Physique It's always a pleasure to watch Margaret Drake and Dick Thomp- son dance. They do a fine job with their wonderful grace and form. Mike Molone 1S most handsome indeed Margie McHugh's cutest we agreed Look at the picture and see what we mean Here's Joe Szermet who has the best physique in the senior class A regular Tarzan MOST AMB ITIOUS MOST HUMOROUS When there is work to be done, whom will you find? Mike Malloy and Ardith Green giving their help and their time Need cheering up Dave Bender can do it He has a knack for witty stories Sharon Neville can ad lib with the funnies things at the wrongest times to keep you in stitches Carol Shell and Andre Landry comprehension for literature 1S above all human conception TRANSLATED Man do they dig those books HOTRODDERS TARDIEST BOOKWORMS MOST PUNCTUAL Zoom! A cloud of dust, a flash of lightning, a hearty drag and Mary Charlotte Kidd and Denny Presto ride again Class has started and lessons have begun Here comes Sally Hildebrandt and Bernard Slabin ski on the run Will they make 1t'P Your guess is as good as mine for you see the two of them are sel dom on time Ready and wa1t1ng is the their motto Marie Lewandow ski and Wally Quarles are al ways there pronto ' ? ' Q , . 1 - ' . . A u 1 Q T, y O - : - X 3 l 1 . f 0 fe- ' ' S ' ' ' J . . A .rt Nfl K . x ' ' I g ,K 1 . O ,Q . V X 9 r o xx K UNDERCLASSMEN To us tlme means one two or three more years Wh1Ch to roam the sta1rs and corr1dors of St Freder1ck H1gh golng from room to room to attend our many classes that w1ll lead us to that tr1umphant day of grad uat1on Perhaps we have much to ga1n 1n acceptlng thls theme of tlme ln that we m1ght use each moment w1se1y and well by learmng to enjoy the blessmgs of our Sacraments to pray a l1ttle more fervently and to work a l1ttle longer on each of our subjects so that when graduauon day does arrlve we shall be worthy to accept our coveted dlploma 9 . U u 7 . . . . . . . . . .. . I ' Y 0 0 0 1 Q 9 0 JUNIORS JH- - ---.., Class Offlcers Pres1dent Br1an D1rker V1ce Pres1dent Maureen L ake Secretary Mary Duerr Treasurer James Derereaux Janlce Arcand Cathrme B1er1 -N Sheha Blasyk Q7 Mary Agnes Brown Lawrence Cosgrove W1l11am Crawford Robert Croasdell -x Carolme Cummmgs Lyd1a Delgado Janet De Longchamp Delores Dennon Margaret Derocher Mary Duerr James Devereaux xx ,N Brlan Dlrker 30 0 - l I , l I . . L Q h 1f'5'l, , V ' 5 . Q ' A , - vs x .. -, rv 1 . Xi . x - as N - ...bmi 5 5 Ax I I x 1: ' ' N 9-' - Y r. s- ,Q I In J X. f I 7 'N ST'Fc 'v Ann Donahoe Maureen Drake Judlth Dukas 'af Sandra Emmerth Earl Enghsh Judlth Ermel Carl Erznozn1k V1rg1n1a Fellce Leona Ferron Patr1c1a Foster AWE' Jul1e Gardner Dwlght Hahnefeld Denn1s Hall Joseph Humphreys Mary Ann JaSkOWSk1 R1chard Kast Kathleen K1dd Martln Koenlg Mary Ann Koemg Donald Landry Lawrence Landry Theresa Landry Beatr1ce Laughran Mary Lort1e Joseph McLaughl1n Fred Metz Charles Moloney Donna Needle Rlchard N1ChOlS R1chard N1cherson a.tr1c1a O'Leary Peggy Ownes Nlcholas Pav11nac B r1an Payette Phy111s Pope R1chard Powe Jan1ce Rabout Margaret Russel Patr1c1a Saghy Paul Saghy Ellen Schach ern Rebecca Schutt Rose M Sclesky John Sharpe Ju11e Slowlk Angela Soda Ingr1d Soderber S Barbara Sprenger Sharon Talbot Patr1ck Walsh Judith W arrilow Irene Zaha J f SHUTTER SHY Patricia Sagamang Joseph Sharpe 1 1? 9r n Q3 H SGPHOMORES Class Offlcers Thomas Lufkm Patr1c1a Doyon Carol Lawlor Robert Morrow 3153 ff swf Ms 33 dl Patr1ck Barry Patr1c1a B1erle1n Catherme Blascyk Mary Jean Brandt John Brown Annette Campbell Patr1c1a Cardmal Donna Carlson W1ll1am Cassxdy Charles Clevemng .Tud1th Cosgrove Gerald Couture Larry Crake R1chard Croz1er Coleman DeCon1ck V ,fa , . . . . . K 5 't fl fl' QC. i, ,:. 157,17 . . . Y M sy l Y if ' I C : Ml I 'S rtgr ' ff ' ' A A ,A fi 3 . n l ,fl 1 rl Torn Derocher Charles Deschame Gary Dlrker Jere D1rker Geraldlne Dobsk1 Patr1c1a Donahoe Kathleen Donley Patr1c1a Doyon Joseph F1ga Thomas Fugltt Patr1c1a Gandy G11bert Garcla Gerald Getzan Jud1th Gocha Joanne Goodsell R1chard Greene Karen Gullet Lorra1ne Haps Mar1on Hoover Stephen Hughes Susan Johnson Steven Koren Edward Kretsch Carol LaBarge Phllhppe Landry Carol Lawlor Peggy Lesner Wmlharn Lessard Myra Leve rmg Mary Long V7 'Vx -ren 'rf 34 A - , . ' ' L' 9 ' 1 J. 1, 'F' '- r , ' -- - V' n - is g 4 . . S sw, , ' . I Y I 1 - ,I . P - . J, :J 1 S 5 3. ' 1 , 1 ' . Y? , ff l ' ' A - ' ' ' 1, .. IL- S, , H ' if K - , , iv . , . ,M . ' YZ 'w Q Y . X Q i , v 94' 0 0? U' 113 9. ry, za v X ,f ' 5 ' T ' ' fi' Q 'Q' J 5 ,, ' - - f - Y , fi., ' f m K Y J X g. 1 I , Y J , .. . . 5 S Q J' y - 7' - - . 4 ig. I 4 .. QJA i', D ' A A 4' 'J ' ' 3 X fx 4' JW' 35 Thomas Lufkln Suzanne Lupplne John Lyon Judy Lyon John Makl Nancy Maloney Dexter Mayworm R1chard McMahon Patr1c1a Meagher Mlchael Metty Cynth1a Moloney Mlchael Morrms Robert Morrow Mary Kay Morse Loule Munoz Rlchard Murphy D1ane Needle Thomas Nesb1tt Jud1th Nlchols Frank Palopoh Mar1e Phlpps Douglas Presto Rebecca Ranfurez Patr1c1a Reed Shar11yn Retsel Mary Sue Rltter Barbara Roughton Gary Sebaske Lou1s Sest1 Tena S1rnmons Barbara S1ab1I1Sk1 Joseph S1ab1nsk1 Mlchael Srruth Patr 1c1a Sm1th Mary Theerlnger Mary Tosto FraDC1S Zw1cker SHUTTER SHY Mar1on Zumwalt YOUTH HOLDS THE WORLD 36 M . Q . F M Mary Thyle ' . . v yfkg v Q v , f r ' Q .Q v , ' FRESHMEN Class Offlcers Pres1dent Robert Yapo V1ce PreS1dent Mary Kay Jenklnson Secretary Ga1l V1taS1HSk1 Treasurer De nms Parle -4' .-5,3 37 Charolette Arcand Mary Baser Ph11 B1er1 Catherme Carry Rudolph Chamarro Patr 1c1a Clevermg 'N Gerald Dalton Ernest DeLong Rebecca De Long Kathleen Dennon Mary Devereaux Frances D1onne Theresa Dobsk1 Dav1d Doyon 3 I 1 Carol Duerr . , . - . 9 9 fy ,. .h yr n ga' in IQ ,X 'W 'mi , , Q, l 1 I V 5 My . . . . 53 I X I . il p, . w, W-4 n L I I ,I ' . 5 X' K J.: I 7 g ' R ,, K 7 . r fa ff, , A X XA vmff I . ft ff I y a I - A 0 'iff fy ,, my -Q '55, . -f if if f lf '7 f fy, fx Q3 5 , ff, A l .: A , M Englehard Robert Ewart Annette Farmer Joan Ferron 'W fl James F1sher N- M1ke Fraser Judlth Galbrz-nth Denn1s Garwood Frank Garza Sharalynn Gersamcs M1ke Goodsell Tom Goodsell Sharon Grapp1n Gary Green1er V1rg1n1a Gr1mald1 Charles Gu1bord Rosemary Gu1bord Kathleen Henretty Robert Hoehn Sharon Hoftman Penny Ho1s1ngton Robert Hudson Carol Humphreys M1chae1 Husereau Robert Husereau Mary Kay Jenkmson Margaret Kalush Joe Keller B111 Kmch f Paul Koemg ' 38 um: D 1 fam NM 1 N -1 1 ., M . E I as yi 'Y 7 af'-f ,lf fjf x ' I QK, I . . av, lv- , 4, v nl , A 6 ,,, 4. is - lk' it ' V W 2. I F Y 5 1. 1 ' A . I. , ' KH Q,-vs Q ol 2, i ss , ' 0' T Y, R ' 1 ' E 'ck ,gc R - as y ,fp ,f,f , ' ' In ' ml' I K ' ' ' ' ' ev' R'r 6-, g v K If , V t 1 , l KAR X I z R I , Q lb f ff 'X . A I f I E ' A , 2 ,f .3959 f Of: V I Q s.! Q fe 'r ft 2 f Q' Q 1 J 1 3' - I ' f ' ..-3 V r 'ww 39 Judlth Kre1cher Joseph Lada L1nda LaLone D1anne Landry Joseph Landry Lou1se Landry Rosemary Lessard Chr1st1ne Lewandowsk1 M1chae1 Matthews M1chae1 McCarthy Sue McHugh Sue McMahon Barton M1115 Joseph M111s Carol Morse Judy Moslak Ellzabeth MOuHta1H Henry Munlz Robert Muhal Ronald Nacarato Gary Novatney Peter Nye Thomas O'Ne111 Charolette Oshust Thomas Ottman Dlanne Pa1opo11 Denn1s Parle Rosemary P1erce Stephen Pocs Steven Retzlaff ., Q . . h A 0 I h I . i! ' 5 J 4 . 1 tp x . I 'T f pf q ' ' N 1' 4' ' V' V' 1 n 'W -f ' . X fa JE np L g is p p '.. U ,Q 'ff' -,. . 1: I ' Y 4, 1 4' L 1 i 12 ,y,, . W . if W V V . 'iw' fx , VV hmhh' 'R A , 4 p , M y sf! p , , ,V L f p V . xy'H ' ' he Fw 1 th L Q 5 get Q' p f s we to ' 1 f' inf. ' rf 'V , -' v- I if 'FJ ' N 1 I P I 'A - ,k h. . Q ex L 1 9 iq , My A 'G , 'L W Y 41,5 L , 5 Q' ,J f ' ' ' ' Q 11 - E. ' ' 1: N W - IQ, In fr 4 ' 1' V f f 4 1, R, , x A fr 4 jf ,L KJ f lf' fy s X 'Q 5 K , I ' . I Q Marguer1te Rochon Carl Rosell1 Colette Schaffer W1ll1arr1 Sclesky Rebecca Sclesky Patr1ck Secoy Joan Sharpe W1ll1am Slab1nsk1 R1chard S1av1n Mary Soderberg Walter Sprenger Patr1ck Strong Frances Supp Rlchard Szeremet Sharon Tyrrell Dale Van Houten Leo Van Houten Patr1c1a V1llell1 Carol Ann Vlncler Gale V1taS1nSk1 R1chard WaFr11OW Cathleen Wh1te Robert Yapo James Zanom M1ke Zlmmer SHUTTER SHY James Coppage Janet Coppage M ke Haskms James MacDonald K1rby Meagher I Classes . Here 1S where we have much to accompllsh so much at stake Truly we should make the most of each prec1ous second that we spend absorbmg the knowledge of the many and varled subjects The manner 1n wh1ch we traln our mlnds to absorb thls knowledge W111 be reflected 1n our future accompllshments If we llsten attent1v1tly to the sound advlce of our teachers we w1ll have la1d the foundat1on on whlch we can bulld a successful future T1me IS so preclous lt's ours for a day Let's spend lt together and reap wh1le we may 41 l 0 0 Q 0 I 9 l 0 Bell S Evelyn The bells r1ng and these g1r1s take the1r turns around the clock to keep the classes mov1ng an 42 d on schedule . R1nger Goachab, 00 Theresa Landryg 9:00 Sandra Baileyg b 3 12:00 Marie 11:00 Sharron Den y Lewandowskig 2:00 Carol Lawlorg 3:00 D0 nna Ahrensg 6:00 Pat Foster B1ology seems to be more 1nterest1ng wlth the Jumors At least these four Ph1ll1s Pope Gary Sebaske and Br1an Payette 3m Zn 1 Yes thls Algebral But our fresh1es n 2 don't seem to be too puzzled wlth lt VN atch lt boys 1ts llable to explode Fred Metz Iucholas Pavhnac and Carl Erznozmk do an experunnent 1I'1 Chemlstry fBy the way lt turned out a success I L 1 , , . I ' I F wx . . n . A ,PQ I 1 '7 , I -W ' , . t A ,N L ,t juniors think so. Janet Delongchamp, 1 A .5 A A l 1 ' w m- : . - . . I QV ' . A Q- . 5 U ' 5 ' 4 ' ,re - ' A- 13 These' freshmen demonstrate for the rest of the class in Christian Family Living some of the fundamental averages of everyday living. X f my These boys pictured here may well be the men who will plan your new home or office. These juniors and seniors take their drafting seriously. 44 Ed Kast gives a helpful hand to John Croasdell in putting the final touches to his housing plans 4 1: One of the many steps 1n sew1ng lS the use of the machme Here Pat Sm1th g1V6S a helpful hmt to Rosemary Gulbord Sewing Even hem 14 from the floor Pat Doyon makes S sure that Breda R1e11y s Sklrt 1S just that way The last two steps to S6W1I'1g 1S the press1ng fPat Sffllthy and the modehng of the f1n1shed project QB1-eda R1e11y and Rosemary Gmbordj vu ,I 4 f 1'ss , ' I Fun - I I I' ff V 2,4 Donna Moody points out to the American History class a list of famous American Presidents. With Sam Mandalari presiding at the desk, Dick Nickerson trys to figure out which is debit and which is credit in this bookkeep- ing class . Bill Mountain explains it to the rest of the class. 3-,DA 1' Hio- I fur.. X J ! I V These three freshmen, Theresa Dobski, Carl Roselli, and Bill Kinch just grin and bear their lesson in first year Latin dictated to them by Louise Landry '-.L A ' I Fred Metz and Fred Sechanski work out on the board a trig problem to prove their formula is correct. A bit of humor is caught by the camera during this panel dis- cussion of the senior boys' religion class. 5 These future secretaries are working hard to develop speed and accuracy before the end of the year finds them on their own Then they can prove their skills by holding secretarial jobs in many different businesses Learning to use the dictaphone is Mary Charolette Kidd, Sharon Neville, and Margaret Reilly. This is a modern divise used by many of the present day businessmen. Donna Pudvan and Frank Zwicker puzzle out a complicated geometry problem. These five seniors and two juniors are brushing up on their shorthand symbols. It's do or die to obtain that speed of eighty words a minute. Tom Davey proves himself a capable teacher as he holds the attention of his fellow students in Economics class. 49 I 7. What's this? A new fad? No, it's simply the senior girls' English class going Shakespear- ean. The girls get a good laugh from this early 16th century dress. At a more serious moment Pat Smith and Carol Shell portray a scene from Macbeth. 4 The sophomores learn the apprecia tion of Art. An explanation on the part of the students helps each to appreciate it better. S-N.. Thls IS the second year our cafeter1a has been 1n opera t1on The women of our parmsh devote thelr t1me to prepare the students lunches We would l1ke to thank these lad1es for then- t1me and for the del1c1ous meals they prepare for us lf-e When lunch 1S over and all are back to school these freshmen After the women have g1ven us our lunch they s1t down for a snack and a b1t of relaxat1on Here 1S Mr. Ph1pps, the man who keeps our grounds and school clean and neat. boys do dishes and clean up the cafeteria. Liturgical . To every true Cathollc there must be t1me for nourlshlng the soul In these pages that follow we are presentlng the manner 1n wh1ch we have secured the greatest peace known to man that of belng near to H1m we revere These are the thmgs that brlng true Joy to each and every one of us partaklng of the Sacraments Sacrlflce of the Holy Mass our retreats our prayers and the g1ft of our hearts to our Sav1our to H15 Blessed Mother that someday we may know eternal Joy ln the heavenly kmgdom of HIS Father 53 0 one 0 ooo p D I , ooo aoocuooo .- L, Preparation vm! For Moss Cincture Chahce Casuble M Y ,Q gf ' R .1 K1 1 D .a f '- v J ' A ,HJ z, N .. ' Lg: A ' D I' is j ,, L M I ' N ' Y r 'Q . Q 1 Y G K, s g V K ' O A WL' at-I , k D 1 5 nl ,-Q! S. 9 1, fgfj. ' 5 ' F' A , 5 Eff is .al 'X 1 . - K f. I The Body of our Lord Jesus ChT1St preserve thy soul unto hfe everlastlng Amen Mr Dom1n1c Khne 1S the organlst and dlrector of the men s chon' at St V1ncent De Paul Behold the Lamb of God behold H1m Who taketh away the sms of the world 55 .V ' an 'JRR 1, h 4 . , 4 , - . 'Y . , Q C O V: I ,, , . V, 1 ' L A . . , 'L' 4, . QM Z ff f ,. . . Y FJ , ' M ' 45 ' . K x q ,, . . I , f di if V 4 , ' . ' . A . 2 f. 1 1 I I . , . O I -I 1.-A Remember man that thou dust and unto dust thou shalt return ...qv The Students flnd the sacrament of Penance very convenlent Da11y the przmests hear con fess1ons durlng our mornlng Mass J? 5 Y ! i tg tg f-- ,X JV? ' U at , x v Q I l .:.k Y V n art .H 1 I 5 Clubs ond Orgonizotions . Jo1n1ng together 1n groups g1ve us t1me to learn how to properly conduct ourselves 1D a democratlc soc1ety Thru these clubs and Organ1zat1ons at St Frederlck I-hgh we exerclse the same dut1es and perform 1n the part1cular group 1S formed for a purpose of servmg to beneflt those about us 1n many ways thus tlme aga1n 1S showmg us the way to future respons1ble l1ves teachmg us that helplng even one helps all . . . . . . . . 5 same manner as do outside organizations. Each ' . O I I ' ' I , 0 0 s o o 57 :- X. Off1cers Mane Lewandowsk1 Record1ng secretary Ed Kast Pres1dent Betty Jo F1tzpatr1ck, VICC pres1dent Ingrld Soderberg Correspondlng secretary Marty Koemg Treasurer Representatwes Row 1 She11a Blascyk Mar1e Lewandowslu Karen Gullet Cather1ne Wh1te Betty Jo Fltzpatrlck Row Z Ingrld Soderberg Larry Crake Colette Schafer Row 3 Chuck Gu1bord Charlotte O'Shust Gera1d1ne Dobsk1 M1ke Fraser Row 4 D1ck Kast Ph11 B1er1 Dexter Mayworm Marty Koemg Ed Kast 5 C 1 C f 5 ' 0 X r u U n d c e ' 0 K i n xr I , ze t 4' 4 ' -1 XVA ff, N 'L-x l - ' A ' ' f ' r . C W ' t 6 Karen Kergan Sharon Nevllle Mr Dom1n1c Kllne dlrects the choral at the Sprlng Fest1val Choral Offlcers Pat Smlth Mar1e Lewandowsk1 B111 Pr1ce M1ke Future Teachers -- Carol Shell Pat Sm1th Betty Jo F1tzpa.tr1ck Moloney Dlrector Dominic Kline. CDur Lodyk , S i 5 , SM Sodohsm Officers: Mike Moloney, Perfectg Donald Landry Treasurer Marie Lewandowski Vice Perfect Pat Foster Secretary Senlor Sodal1st In front Sharon Nev1lle Row l Marle Lewandowslu Donna Pudvan Evelyn Gocha Geraldme Paddock Donna Moody Mary Parle Marjorle McHugh Row Z Pat Srnlth Sally I-hldebrandt Beverly Mal1nowsk1 Karen Kergan Mary Kelley Mary Chrardot Row 3 Betty Jo F1tzpatr1ck Sharron Denby Margaret Drake Ard1th Green Carol Shell Margaret Smlth Mary Ann Nevllle , . 1 1 I , o . . : - . . - . . I 1 1 l 1 1 1 ' ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 l 1 ' Junior Sodalists: In front, Peggy Owens. Row 1- Lydia Delgado, Sharon Talbot, Donna Needle, Fred Metz, Julie Gardner, Maureen Drake, Rosemary Sclesky. Row 2- Judy Dukas, Pat Foster, Rebecca Schutt, Mary Agnes Brown, Ingrid Soderberg, Chuck Moloney. Row 3- Judy Ermel, Dolores Dennen, Ellen Schachern, Don Landry, Kathleen Kidd, Brian Dirker, Mary Duerr. Row 4- Joe Humphreys, Bobby Jo Croasdell, Janice Rabout, Julie Slowik, Pat Walsh, Joe McLaughlin. Sophomore Sodalists Row 1- Judy Nichols, Kathleen Donley, Donna Carlson, Judy Cosgrove, Mary Jean Brandt, Karen Gullet. Row 2- Pat Gandy Joanne Goodsell, Cynthia Moloney, Patricia Doyon, John Lyon. Row 3- Gary Dirker, Myra Levering, Annette Campbell, Gerry Dobski, Mary Sue Ritter, Jere Dirker. Row 4- Dexter Mayworm, Susan Johnson, Doug Presto. 61 Freshmen Sodalists: Row 1- Pat Secoy, Dianne Palopoli, Sue McMahon, Pat Clevering, Louise Landry, Elizabeth Mountain, Rosemary Pierce, Frances Dionne, Catherine Carry, Rebecca Sclesky, Carl Roselli, Sue McHugh. Row 2- Sharon Grappin, Pat Villella, Theresa Dobski, Kathleen Dennen, Joan Sharpe, Janet Coppage, Mary Soderberg, Sharolynn Gerzanics, Colette Schafer, Mary Kay Jenkinson, Mike Fraser. Row 3- Rebecca DeLong, James Zanoni, Carol Morse, Gary Greenier, Carol Duerr, Charlotte O'Shust, Mary Devereaux, Mariann Englehard, Dennis Parle, Judy Moslak, Virginia Grimaldi, Gale Vitasinski. Row 4- Christine Lew- andowski, Chuck Guibord, Bob Yapo, Paul Koenig, Charlotte Arcand, Michael Mathews, Bob Kinch, Bob Hoehn, Dianne Landry. Ml, f I is g. il- 4 Sacr1stans Row 1 Pat Reed Marguerrte Rochon Judy Gocha Theresa Landry Catherlne B1er1 LOUISE Landry Margaret Rellly Judy Nlchols Row 2 Catherlne Carry Sharon Talbot Kathleen Donley Mar1on Hoover Pat Gandy Breda Re1lly Cynthla Moloney Row 3 Mary Kay Jenk1nson Charlotte O'Shust Rebecca DeLong Mar1ann Englehard Judy Moslak Jan1ce Arcand Row 4 Rebecca Schutt D1anne Landry Charlotte Arcand Judy Warrllow Mary Sue R1tter Ellen Schachern Housekeepers Freshman Catherme Carry puts the altar cover neatly back ln place Margaret Re11ly a sen1or has been a sacnstan for sxx years Here she dusts For the sacr1sty floor fkfor Bob Hoehn takes the book to the Gospel side Altar Boys: Row 1- Ronald Nacarato, Mike Morris, Brian Dirker, Tom Lufkin, Dick Nichols, James Zanoni. Row Z- Lawrence Cosgrove, Nicholas Palvinac, Steve Koren, Joseph Humphreys, Bobby Jo Croasdell. Row 3- Tom Fugitt, Marty Koenig, John Bradley, Wally Quarles, Mike Smith, Bob Hoehn. Row 4- Chuck Clevering, Charles Deschaine, Bill Crawford, Joe McLaughlin, Carl Erznoznik, John Brown. Row 5- Donald Landry, Director, Father Weber, Frank Zwicker. 63 Martin Koenig lights the candles in preparation for Mass Boys I. i b r 0 r i CI I1 S Sharxlyn Retsel puts returned books back on the shelf Dlck Powe checks out a book from Genevleve Zaha Action L1brar1ans Row 1 Dmane Landry Sandra Ernmerth V1rg1n1a Gramald1 Mary Sue R1tter Ellen Schachern Jamce Rabout Row 2 Sally H11de brandt Evelyn Gocha Mary Charolette K1dd Genevleve Zaha Pat Sagy Donna Needle Gerry Paddock Pat Srrnth Peggy Derocher Shar1lyn Retsel Judy Dukas Mary Devereaux Row 3 Margaret Kalush Marty or1e Mc Hugh Pat C1ever1ng Cathy B1er1 Judlth C-albra1th Rebecca DeLong Sharon Hoftrnan Joanne Goodsell Donna Carlson Loulse Landry Lorra1neHaps Judy Nlchols fa I O I l l 1 . . . - . . . . . o 1 1 1 1 ' 1 0 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 Members Row 1 Jack Lyon Gary Dlrker Paul Sagy Frank Pa1opo11 Joe Humphreys Ed Kast Dlck Kast Jere D1rker Row 3 Steve Pocs Berme S1ab1nsk1 Joe Sharpe B111 Pr1ce Bobby Jo Croasde11 Andre Landry Chuck Moloney Row 3 D1ck Powe Tom Nesbltt B111 Cassldy John Bradley Wa1ter Quar1es D1ck Thompson John Brown Marty Koemg Row 4 Mlke Malloy Frank Zwlcker Donald Landry Ath1et1c D1rector Father Weber Coach Mr Gene Wr1ght B111 Mounta1n Torn Derocher Vo rslty Cu Off1cers Marty Koenlg V1ce presldent D1ck Thompson Presldent John Bradley Treasurerg Walter Quarles, Secretary, Coach, Mr. Gene Wrlght. u - ' o 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 ' 1 D l i P 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 D I D ' ! l I l 1 ' 1 1 1 ' u 1 1 Teen Club LJ. Representatives: Row l- Christine Lewandowski, Ingrid Soderberg, Marie Lewandowski, Dianne Palopoli, Pat Smith. Row Z- Dick Nickerson, Pat Sagy, Dennis Parle, Kathleen Donley. Row 3- Mickey Morrow, Jack Sharpe, Wally Quarles, Chuck Clevering, Director, Father Fabian Weber. . Fo-sv! Officers: Pat Smith, Secretaryg Marie Lewandowski Vice-president, Wally Quarles, Treasurerg Mickey b Morrow, President, Father Weber, Director. Social Workers Club Officers: Beverly Malinowski, presidentg Marjorie McHugh, vice-presidentg Ellen Schachern, secretaryg Bobby Jo Croasdell, treasurer. Members Rowl Lyd1a Delgado Marle Lewandowskl MarJor1e McHugh Sharon Talbot Maureen Drake Peggy Owens Cathy B1er1 Margaret Rlelly Pat Jenkmson Theresa Landry Rosemary Sclesky Row 2 .Tulle Gardner Peggy Derocher Evelyn Gocha Donna Moody Genevleve Zaha Mary C K1dd Sally H1ldebrandt Pat O'Leary Barbara Sprenger Gerry Paddock Row 3 Pat Sm1th Ingr1dSoderberg Karen Kergan Pat Gu1bord Jan1ceArcand Mary Kelley Beverly Mal1nowsk1 Betty Jo F1tzpatr1ck Judy Werthrnan, Sharon Nev1l1e Margaret Drake Row 4 Sharron Denby Mary E Glrardot Mary Lort1e Kathleen K1dd Ellen Schachern Mary Duerr Judy Warr1low Ard1th Green Carol Shell She11a Blasyk Row 5 Jamce Rabout Mary Ann Nevllle Chuck Maloney Sandra Ba1ley Margaret Sm1th Juhe Slowlk 67 : ' 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 ' . 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 l 1 ' ' 1 0 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 ' 1 1 1 1 1 . . . Yeorbook Staff Members Row 1 Beverly Mal1nowsk1 Judy Werthman Margaret Sm1th5 Mary Ann Nev1lle Margaret Drake Betty Jo F1tzpatr1ck Row 2 Wally Quarles Sharon Nev1lle Gerry Paddock Pat Gulbord Evelyn Gocha Ard1th Green Ed Kast Not p1ctured above Pat Srn1th, Carol Shell M1ke Moloney, M1ke Malloy Th1s yearbook staff has str1ved to present you w1th a book that 1S f1lled w1th sp1r1t fun and memor1es Our w1sh to each and everyone of you 1S that you gam all that 15 posslble out of your few years left 1n school sp1r1tually mentally, and phys1cally Remember W1thout combat there IS no v1ctory and w1thout v1ctory there 1S no crown May God be Wlth you 1 ' . .1 s . 9 1 . . . - , a o 1 1 . , . . : . , . . .- . . , , . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . H O l Athletics . . No where 1n School hfe do we beg1n to reahze the xmportance of t1me as 1n our athlet1c endeavors The spht second of tlme lt takes a quarter back to call a play the flash Jump the center takes 1U sendmg the ball to a team mate on for new track records All of these tell of t1me s great value leave flrmly lmprlnted upon our mlnds what each Second means To each Cathollc lt 1sn't the v1ctory that counts half as much as play1ng the game well and emerglng from that game as Cathollc sportsmen and women 69 the court . . . the break-clown of tens-of-seconds as we try - I , . . . . ' I it V6 H, 4 i, Q ,ygf-9?-4bfy,1,w' 'K 'FCC is 4 Wflght h Gene Xfead Coac SCORES e They Poly Cross Ma y O Mlchael Mary R O :enechct Rlta Clem ent James Clarkston AxSS1StaDt Coach Ton Kennedy 'UK QPF '51 'U F IEEE QA!--vw-p L-f Q jr, ir ffim jf NICE Strong ben Head Coach Gene Wr1ght presentlng Dlck Thornpson Wlth the Most Valuable Player Award W' Ali!! 5:'.l,q,l'5 -fx: un mfg' - Rf .A-ity' , ' ,fri 45 I a e Mm-- f-U .YC 1 1' ll N A -' ' I W-H 'J 'l 'X 'Ft I1 'I XF chi I 1 John Bradley Captam End Andr e' Landr y Tackle D E W Walter Quar le s C0 Ca.pta1n Back D1ck Thompson Center B111 Mounta1n End ASS1Stant Coach Tom Kennedy and Head Coach Gene Wr1ght take a short break dur1ng a hard practlce sess1on M1ke Malloy Tackle B111 Pr1ce End ? ! VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM Top Row A Landry J Brown T Derocher Quarles D Thompson D Landry B Mounta1n M1Jdle Row Coach Xwrxght J Bradley F Zw1cker J humphreys T Nesbltt D Kast B Cass1dy M Koemg B I-'oehn L Munoz M Malloy S Poce C Deschalne M Glynn M S'n1th B Croasdell J McLaughl1n Father Weber Kneehnv F Palopoh G Dlrker L Lyon .T Dlrker B Yapo C Moloney J Mllls B Prlce .TUINIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM Stanmng, Coach Xkrlght S Pocs J D1rker G Dlrker R Chamarro B Yapo Father Veber Kneellng H Munlz S1tt1ng M Glynn J M1115 B I-ioehn M Sm1th C DeSc:ha1ne M I-'asklns v . 4 A f - xx v . , Ur n 0 , 0 7 0 , VI 0 , 0 o , s 0 .r l ., . . T U ' ' I . P . , o , 0 , 0 y 0 , a .L , Q 9 a 1 ' 'D ' 3 0 1 0 A 1 'O 1 0 y V 0 . . . . . D. 0 , 0 3 1 , 0 , o , 0 L , c 3 0 0 I L. I , I f ' A A I I ' . --N, gl I il . 1' 5- v '1 .,. 1. , . . . . 7 I , Q , s 7 o g o , 'Y 0 . . . . . . . , . a I 1 Q 0 g I ! ' I ' I c , 0 1 Q Tom Derocher 1831 and Frank Palopoli QRJ close in on a St. Mikes ball carrier, assuring hixrx of no extra yardage. rf. Gridiron Heroes It's the end of the line for another Sham-rock as Ram defensemen Dick Kast and John Bradley UOQ converlc to pull him down to earth. -ff Tom Derocher and an unidenti- fied player slow up this St. Mike's ball carrier as John Bradley 1101 Dick Powe, and Bill Cassidy 1401 move in to lend a helping hand. The Ram's Mike Glynn making a good hard tackle on Brown of St. Mikes . Dick Kast is literally pulled and pushed by two St. Mikes players after gaining a few yards. ,MP- Ov' Jere D1cker H31 and Dlck Thompson 151, appear to be too late to help th1s un1dent1f1ed Ram ball carr1er J X- gqkifa I1 -it MW I' W W' ,x fi f ,l f K W1 N Kill? fx fi 'dm aff M Head Coach Gene Wr1ght presentlng Ed Kast w1th the golf trophy wh1ch the team won 1n tak1ng the C fx SCL Charrplonshlp ff fin. ' N1ce tackle It wasn't all work and no play as th1s p1cture, taken at a weeks football practlce up North clearly 1nd1cates 77 L r ' l l K , f ' igsril' p . ' ig., 5 7 as x N VL I 4 . Q ,W f I Q 5 'I - .,.,,, A 5 ,V ,l W ' A 5- M p 'a W 1,. I J Q . ' fad' ' ,N V AY 1 U - - V V lwgfalf, wa 9. V I 8:0 M In , v, V h , .., ,H,, fl j -- , I :mg A A cc A f U . .. A M A 2 V ' I MX!f' 4. K Q ,- .f?b,Q V f .159 ' l ' fp l K '7 MV f.',V5'! l QV 1 'fif 'V if f ' '73 X 74 -nf Y. K E 1,X!,i:y:?w2fj1f ., A '11 ,D ., , I f. A JF 4 xr bl' -, ' A fl I my ' ' K ' L - W if K x A W Ig -Nfl gi -q 3 1' ,. V fx , ' ' W yi! ' V 5 ' 8 x.ffPr- ' l L X779 ' ff . . 'J' L ' f 3' ' . , 41 X Ai 'i ' Q . , NM, - 2 L l w,' 'jj' ' . Q i '- :JJ :V ,N . ,, . , , I ' I ll I I I 'rf VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Top Row M1ke Moloney Wally Quarles D1ck N1ckerson Jack Sharpe Coach Wr1ght Kneehng M1ke Malloy Steve Pocs Captam John Bradley Marty Koemg Bob Croasdell M1ke Mathews BASKETBALL SCORES . Fred Opponent 64 St. R1ta 31 St. Bened1ct 54 St. James 45 85 St. Mary, R.O. 75 57 St. M1chael 48 37 St. Mary, O.L. 47 43 St. Bened1ct 47 46 56 St. Mary, R.O. 59 St. Rlta 37 St. Clement 34 St. James 48 St. Mlchael 56 St. Bernard 46 38 sr. Mary, o.L. 53 36 Bloomf1eld I-I1l1s 34 55 St. Mlchael 44 35 Almont 48 61 49 76 56 33 60 A -, f . 11 Q G . 13 4 A, 17 vi 25 V St Mike Mauoy WR 'J 3221 4 ' ' ,1 ' , ' aG 1 . 0 ,C , ' ui.- Ed Kast Departing Seniors ,Xl Mike Mo lone y X543 xx Bill Mountain xx . 1 N, X ,, , O f Wally Quarles ' I X X X I John Bradley, Captain , . . x ' 79 If Dick Nickerson displays his often-deadly jumpshot as Derocher and two Sharnrocks get ready to rebound. I've got it, says Tom Derocher as he battles for a rebound with two St. Michael players looking on. Tense, easily-excited crowds turned out at PHS to cheer the Rams on to two victories over arch-rival St. Michael. 80 113 'Up she goes says Wally Quarles as goes high for a Jumpshot with John Bradley Q13 moving in to rebound Dick Nickerson seems to be doing Swan dance as he goes up for shot with three Shamrocks looking on in vain 81 A candid View of the freshmen cheering section at the St. Fred's- St. Mike's game. Derocher outjumps this particular Shamrock as John Bradley gets in position for the tip. 82 Tom Derocher seems to be doing a fancy new step but he can't get the attention of Wally Quarles and Dick Nickerson who are inter- ested in other things, mainly the basketball. X A11 eyes are focused on the basket as both teams pre- pare to rebound John Brad- 1ey's set shot. A fast break for the Rams w1th Derocher puttxng 1n h1s layup to the d1smay of three St M1ke's Nlckerson and Mounta1n go up for the rebound agalnst an ur11dent1f1ed St Bened1ct player 83 Junior - Senior Gome SENIORS - 49 JUNIORS - 29 As the score indicates, the seniors trampled the juniors, comprised of Marty Koenig, Jack Sharpe, Dick Kast, Dick Nichols, Dick Nickerson, and freshmen Skip Coppage and Steve Pocs, by a good margin. The seniors paced by Bill Mountain, Corkey Malloy, and Wally Quarles who scored 12 points apiece were ahead throughout. The remaining senior players were John Brad- ley, Dick Thompson, and Dave Reed. Sharon Neville F orward Five seniors will leave the St. Fred varsity squad this year. They can look back on four years of success- ful seasons . Teamwork and fair- play were the essential elements in their endeavors. They leave to the remaining team, the spirit to win even more victories in the years to Come. Margaret Drake Guard Mary Ann Neville Forward Pattl S1-ruth Marjorie McHugh Guard Forward 's 85 - 9, . , ,.-...,. , ,, fw 'WW ,ff ' F oor Coach Mazza looks pleased Wlth w1th the results of her team s 56 57 basketball season The Lambs took f1rst place 1n thelr league and went on to w1n second place 1n the CYO champ 1onsh1p t1tle Follles e VARSITY Opponents James M1kes Marys James M1kes Marys DISTRIC T PLAY Immaculata St Casmlrs St Anthony OFFS They F1rst Row Margaret Drake Patt1 Sm1th MarJor1e McHugh Sharon Nev1lle Mary Ann Nev1l1e Second Row Pat Doyon Judy Ermel M1ss Jo Ann Mazza Julle S1OW1k Maureen Drake ' z w 1 Y l 45 sr. 24 30 sr . ' 11 1 15 st. 21 1 lf 33 sf. 13 A pf 39 sr. ' 28 - 21 sr. 15 ' I , ' ' , 18 16 1 , 26 . ' 17 , , , ' 12 . 42 If . 3 I E , f J ' A - 6 Floor Fol Iles JUNIOR VARSITY Opponents They James Mlkes Marys James Mlkes Marys DISTRIC T PLAY OFFS Immaculata The gomg gets tough as Coach Mazza and Jan Coppage groan over a m1ssed shot 1n the game Nevertheless the Junlor vars1ty ma1nta1ned top pos1t1on 1n the1r league throughout the season St Fred's vars1ty can look forward to a very br1ght future w1th another up and comlng champ1onsh1p team It-f 'rW'W F1rst Row Sue Mc Mahon Charlotte Oshust Jan Coppage Cynth1a Moloney Gall V1tas1nsk1 Sue Mc Hugh Mary Jean Brandt Karen Gullet Second Row Joan Sharp Gerry DObSk1 Sue Johnston Carol Duerr M1ss Jo Ann Mazza Colette Schaefer Mary Duerr and Mary Devereaux W 1 3 St . 1 4 4 0 St . ' 5 1 8 St . 1 4 2 5 St . 1 4 3 8 St . ' 1 0 1 5 St . 9 1 9 2 Z f I 'K L 7 il V if We fff. -.i. Y , HW f, 1fV,, -V My , V ,.,,.m,,,,,, N, ,W , , V , ,, . , , , 1 h,,, H f ,WN W ,, ,,,, t,,, , , ., , , W, ' ,, . 4 , ,M M L he ,,,nh Q ff , i - WL J y ' - J . AM' X 7 ia C Q4 , g . W' f ' Q If J Q I ' v 1 .J I 4 5- . L ,.ht to , 3 J I K f g C ,, W Q J 5 P I i ' ' , Maureen Drake goes 1n to score two po1nts w1th her sure h1t lay up shot S X Coach Mazza, wh11e holdmg Oscar , the team's mascot, recalls the1r motto: It's not the s1ze of the dog 1n the f1ght, 1t'S the s1ze of the f1ght 1n the dog. '?mf'? A tense moment arr1ves 1n the St Freds St James game as Mar-1or1e Mc Hugh prepares to shoot an all 1mportant free throw The vars1ty pauses at a t1me out to pray for v1ctory 1D thelr play off game w1th St Casmlr Judy Ermel, vars1ty guard, Jumps hlgh to catch a re bound dur1ng the St. Freds St. James game . , M . , 'I A. I x' I - 0 ' o I . . H - . ' I 4 X 5 ,W , 1 ,K . - , U U V 2 VARSITY + VICTORY This was the formula used throughout our sports season. Varsity cheer- leaders were successful in their efforts to pep the players and fans on to victories in 1956 and 1957. J V Cheerleaders JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Ingrld Soderberg Maureen Drake Cathy B1er1 Sharon Talbot Peggy Owens Pat Foster The Junlor g1rls do thelr v1ctory cheer 1n repeat performance of the many WIHS that the Junlor vars1ty squad proved themselves to be success ful players . E' .fillli A Q2 1 R .T gi 7 Y R ii 4 P' . , fi Q 1 R 1 ez . g . 5 ' P ,, 3 1 I 1 1 . 's 1 1 0 Activities. . There must be t1me for relaxat1on for Joy and for allow1ng ourselves to partake of the llghter th1ngs of l1fe In each we f1nd an object lesson whether lt be a dance 1n wh1ch we learn soc1ab1l1ty a play 1n whlch we learn to perform and llve the llves of certaln Characters we are cast 1nto or a rally whlch we attend to present the sp1r1t that makes St Frederlck ever al1ve In each there IS t1me for gladness expresslon and grat1tude to Hlm who gave us the l1fe we have and the tlme to enjoy our youth vx.4ll nygghx Q70 If-. Ky 411 1 The freshmen 1n1t1at1on 1S the annual event that all new corners to hlgh school dread When lt 1S over, however, everyone admlts that It has been lots of fun and an exper1ence that can not be eas11y forgotten X wr ,Q I ' , i 'Q' 4 4 , 2- V ,W Q' X E i Z ' J fig , , J i F 7 I 4 C . . .A D Ring Ceremony The rmg ceremony 1S a solemn event 1n the senlor s year Father Marcero blessed each sen1or's class rlng and gave a talk as to the mean1ng and symbohsm of lt Dance, Dance, Dance The Senlors sponsored two dances For the f1rst one they ran a contest Guess the Baby A11prof1ts from lt and the dance 1tse1f went to the March of Dunes The second dance came 1n February when they held the Heart's Hop w1th a Kmg and Queen re1gn1ng K1ng Bobby Morrow Queen Cathy B1er1 C S 1 C 4 O . A 3. ,, 1 Judy Moslak took first place in the winning ranks with an outstand- ing piece on the piano. Talent Show 4 I Second place was won by Bobby Morrow in his own version of Ho1d Em Joe . N Play Tryouts Mrs. Glirne, director, gives a dramatical explanation of a character role in Quality Street . A combination of baton twirling and comedy won Peggy Derocher and Judy Warrilow third prize . e VVork Prom 1957 I 43335255 mf e Resuh 97 Y' Q ' 3 9 '4 ? 1 Q az. :lf x 'g g k 1-ki qs' N 4 .14 ' .v H75 Q i Q g,. n 4. I .J 4' 23332, EM' ,vi r V ' x,g ..,P- A QTX-,. f , 'fi 1 1,4 J' f 1 .- v I A e T1ig V L ' ' 4 4 W ,gf ' .wx ., K 'Ny I A if ' Li A y ll A 'GA i :luxe ' h 19579 ik! Pu Nd Q.. -cz 5 v 32 ' 523' .141-JJ lip!-J I 5 E ,--f . .fi , F+'j93'. if . .. --gs f AWA' M' - --f,,, '34-2 I I ,A -AL i if ff., 3 'T .L I A-sf? J I 0 .- an 1 a-1 -P , 1 x I' gh ST FREDERICK HIGH SCHOCJL I Alma Mater Alma Mater down the halls of memory Ever ruhng, ever gu1d1ng may your consels ever be Alma Mater, Alma Mater as we ra1se our hearts to cheer Ever joyous ever thankful may our memor1es rmg clear ,,- i. 1 I'- 'l Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Tom Marcero Joseph Immel John Trese Fab1an Weber John Hoar Rlchard Thomas S1sters of the I H M Ace T V 8: Rad1o Serv1ce Andy's Super Serv1ce Mr 8: Mrs Harold Anscomb Beedle Cut Rate Mr 8: Mrs Charles Bender Ben Frankhn Store Bert's Gr1l1 Mr 8: Mrs Ph1l1p B1er1 Bloomf1eld H1lls Barbecue L1one1 J Bradley Jr Mr 8: Mrs L1onel Bradley Mr Brown Mrs Gertrude Buxtom Mr George Campus Mr 8: Mrs Bernard Cannon Thomas Charbanneaw Charl1e's Barber Shop Mr Chester Mr 8: Mrs Roy Crawford W1ll1amE Crawford Mr 8: Mrs W1ll1am Cullen Carohne Cumm1ngs M1ss Dorothy Cunnmgham Cy Owens Ford Sales Mr 8: Mrs Donald Dean Larry Dean Mr 8: Mrs T Denby Sharron Denby Mr 8: Mrs Oscar Denham Mr 8: Mrs V1ncent Dennen Tom Derocher Mr 8: Mrs C J Descha1ne Mr Theophll J Dobsk1 Mr 8: Mrs Wm Donaloe Kathleen Donley Donna 8: George Maureen Drake Mr 8: Mrs G A Drake Drayton 5 8: 10 Mr 8: Mrs Dukas James Duren D Enman Eppler Lumber 8: Supply Potrons Mr 8: Mrs Robert Ermel Farmer's Super Market Mr 8: Mrs John Feltes Mr 8: Mrs Ray Feltes Mr 8: Mrs Hardy Ferr1en K R Ferr1ngton Betty Jo F1tzpatr1ck Mr 8: Mrs R C F1tzpatr1ck The Tom F1tzpatr1ck Fam1ly Frank's Cleaners Dr D Fraser Furtney Drugs Furtney Drugs No 4 G 8: H Food Market Mr 8: Mrs Charles Gale Gallagher Mus1c Company Mrs Emma Gandy Jessee Gayton George's Market Mr 8: Mrs R J Glrardot Gocha's Custom Photography Mr 8: Mrs Ern1st Gocha Mr Nathau Goldstone Goodman's Dept Store Mr 8: Mrs Joe H Goodsell Ard1th Green Mr 8: Mrs F A Gu1bord Pat Gu1bord H 8: L Flx lt Shop Mr George Hall Hal's Mob1le SCIVICC Henderson's Serv1ce Mr 8: Mrs E H1ldebrandt Mr John Holms Horst Pharmacy Japont Company Grace Marle Jenk1nson Mary Kay Jenk1nson Patr1c1a Jenk1nson Mr 8: Mrs P C Jenk1nson Jones Hardware Jun1or Ach1evement of Southeastern Inc M J Keller Mr 8: Mrs John J Kelley Mary Kelley Kelley's OxBow Bar Mr Tom Kennedy Mr 8: Mrs Robert J Kenny Capt K1dd I . Patricia Goodsell . 1' 1' 1' 1' Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Potrons Wm K1nch John Koen1g Mart1n Koemg Arthur LaBarge Earl La.Cla1r Joseph Landry Beatr1ce Laughran Mr 8: Mrs A J Lewandowskl Mr 8: Mrs J W Lewandowsk1 Arlene Lmsenrnan Howard Llnsenman Mr 8: Mrs Mary Lort1e Mr 8: Mrs Ray Lyon Mr 8: Mrs Mr 8: Mrs C Llns enman Lort1e Joseph McCarthy Evan McNawghton El1zabeth Powe Rlchard Powe Mr 8: Mrs T M Powe Dennls Presto Mr 8: Mrs Arthur E Prlce Mrs Arthur B1ll Prlce Mr 8: Mrs Mr 8: Mrs Mr 8: Mrs Rochette Shell Serv1ce Mrs OIIVB Rodgers Sagmaw Cleaners Sam's Drugs Dave Sauvola Mr 8: Mrs Clarence V Sears Fred Sechansk1 Prlce T Quarles Re1lly Re1lly M 8: S Auto Parts Beverly Mal1nowsk1 Mr 8: Mrs Wm Mal1nowsk1 Nancy Maloney Mr 8: Mrs D Mandalar1 Mr 8: Mrs S O Mathers Kenneth Mayrand Mr 8: Mrs Leon T Messenger Mr 8: Mrs W M1chalak Jack Mlller Mr Henry Mltchell Mr 8: Mrs A J Moloney Lawrence J Moloney Maureen Moloney Montreal Canadlens Greg Mooney Mr 8: Mrs Lloyd J Mountam Mrs Marla Munoz f-arryE Murray NMS Mary Lou Needle Mr 8: Mrs Allan Nev1lle Mr J C Paddock Mr 8: Mrs John Palms Denny Parle Mr 8: Mrs J B Parle Mary Parle Mark Peck U S M C Charles Phlpps Jr Mar1e Ellse Phlpps Physlcans Optlcal Serv1ce Pont1ac State Bank I' 1' I' 1' I' 8: Mrs 8: Mrs Mrs Mrs 8: Mrs Mrs J K Schachern E H Schoenrock Ernest Shagnea T J Sharpe Edward Sk1b1nsk1 Edward P Smlth Ang1e Soda Mr 8: Mrs Framc Soda Barbara 8: Chr1st1ne Soutar Speedy's Cleaners St Freder1cks Vars1ty Club State Farm Insurance Stewart's D1ner Mr 8: Mrs W Szlesky Mr 8: Mrs Wm Talbot Thomas Grocery 8: Meats Mr 8: Mrs Frank Thornberry Pat Walsh Mr 8: Mrs J W Walton Al Weatherly 8: Son Mr 8: Mrs Kenneth Wlgton Mrs T W1ll1ams W11l O Way Standard Serv1ce E T Wrlght Ph1l Yapo 8: Mr Ph1l Yapo 8: Mrs Dom1n1c Zaffma Edw1n Z1mmerman 1' I' I' I' F Soda M . 8: . . ' ' M . 8: . ' ' M . 8: . ' ' . . . . M . 8: . ' . E. ' . . . . ' . . O. . . . . . ' . . P. ' ' . . P. ' . . Dr. . . . ' ' M . . . . . . ' ' M . 8: . M . 8: . . . . . . ' M . . ' ' ' Sam Mandalari Mr. 8: Mrs. A. J. Smith . . . . M . 8: . . ' M . ' . . . . M . s. ' ' , . M . . ' ' ' . . . M . . . A Porting Message .. To each of us seruors there 1S a Joy that accompames graduauon lt 1S a t1me for exultatlon a tlme for feelmg of accomphshment Yet deep ln the hearts of each of us lt 1S a t1me of regret We leave behmd the fr1endsh1ps of our underclassmen the Slsters we have loved so well and respected the l-und words and good adv1ce of our PT16StS who have done much to shape our l1ves and w1th lt all of the thmgs we have placed w1th1r1 these pages Yet th1s 1S our t1me the hour has come has come for us to wlsh to each and everyone remammg the Joys the blessmgs the classes the games and all we have loved at St Frederlck I-hgh God Bless All of You 313 Jllbllsoi Q Q s , 0 1 I 1 I O I A y o 0 0 O O O O O O O 1 1 1 , O l O O I Q I I O O , 9 -,--,. - f .E J - H co-up-1 ANhLAl DINII