St John High School - Blue Book Yearbook (Jackson, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1951 volume:

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Albers Bishop of Lansing ' 'F if l, :W fs if as mi ' '-z ax. ff' mf- 'A nf A in l fissile Q .Q - 'Km . gtg fifmifsgjf' fini' 'K x , f S ,nllilhi fiuilllri X l N-J muff Yftzjxclx A 7 S QKQYEIW i 7a Om lady Dear Mother, in whose eyes I see All that I would and cannot be, Let thy pure light forever shine Though dimly, through this life of mine. -Edith Nesbit L Dedemzam l?li-l?5i In appreciation for his untiring personal interest in every phase of our Catholic training, spiritual, educational and extra-curicular and in recognition of the Fortieth Anniversary of his ordination to the Priesthood, we, The Senior Class, gratefully and respectfully dedicate to our Pastor, Father joseph V. Coyle, the 1951 edition of The Blue Book. Reverend Clarence C. Wood Assistant Pastor Reverend Norbert B. Wheeler Assistant Pastor Saint .Iohn's Church acuity 7 750-I 957 SISTER MIRIAM CLARE Principal, Administration SISTER MARY de LIMA SISTER IRMA CATHERINE Music Appreciation, Choral, Choir Advanced Algebra, Algebra, Geometry, Family Living, Religion SISTER MAURICE SISTER ANN THOMAS Typing I and II, Shorthand I and II Latin, American History, Religion, Clerical Work SISTER I-IILTRUDE SISTER JEAN MARGARET Biology, Religion, Chemistry English, Religion, Introductory Science SISTER JEAN BAPTISTE SISTER ETHEL English, Religion, Economics, Business English, Religion Mathematics MR. PAUL COOK Modern History, Physical Education 'Me Zine awe snag T? 'Qimkf slit 330,95 :E , ::. I ,, K FRONT ROIV: A. Thomas, Picture Editor, J. Smith, Associate Editorg XVm. Kelly, Editor- in-Chiefg D. Barker, Activity Editor. BACK ROXV: D. Obuchowski, Staff Secretary, VVH1. Maher, Business Manager, C. Skrocki, Staff Secretary, 1. Meert, Sport Editor, E. Chomic, Advertising Manager, M. Rugg, Staff Secretary. 7 FRCNT ROXY: M. Macs, H. Penning- ton. BACK ROXY: B. Chomic, IJ. Bark- er, M. Faulkner. LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Rugg, bl. Smith, H. Pennington, C, Skrocki, J. Meert, A. Tlioiims, XV. Maher, M. Macs, B. Cliomic, D. Barker, D. Obuclmwski, XV. Kelly. ation 7957 SICNIORS, Rim Konkcl and Harold Pennington look to thc future CLASS OFFICILRS: David Sclion- hard, Treasurerg Harold Pennington, Prcsidcntg Rita Konkel, Vicc-Prcsi- dcntg Madeline Macs, Secretary. THOMAS SMITH His wit and laughter, . that never ends, is the reason for his many friends. Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 3, 4. 2555 PATRICIA SCI-IIED Always happy, always gay, always friendly, thafs her way. Choral 1, 2, 3g Choir 1, 2, 3, Volley- ball 1, Secretary of Sodality 1, Z, 3, Basketball I. CHRISTINE SKROCKI Big brown eyes and wafuy hair, she's a maiden truly fair. Choral 1, 2, 3g Choir 1, 2, 3g Sodality 1, 2, Volleyball lg Basketball 1. THOMAS NICHOLS n His talkative mood and eyes so blue make him friendly, thru and thru. Golf 1, 2g Track I, 25 Basketball 1, 2 3, 4. 'W ' 00 ,.f- .1 . this H -t,- V. -is 11'- H 70a,,W,,,, ' ' ff I 4, ZI, Q , ,, f Qmdmtdag Elma btw' Q, , C, M Q + A K, env 3, Nw, If a Q' a ,361 v ,MA ,cas Y it s w ' fm is 7957 IO --Q ff is RITA KONKEL Dainty, charming and full of fun, Alwayx aramid when 'LU07'k,S ro be done. Choral 2g Librarian 43 Volleyball lg Basketball lg Class Vice-President 4. XVILLIAM MAI-IER Full of fwit, alfwayx on rbe go, He's a guy you'll all like to kizofw. Blue Book Staff 4g Basketball 1, 2g Football lg Acolyte 1, 2g Christophers 4. DOROTHY OBUCHOXVSKI Always laughing, never blue, Very friendly and ever true. Basketball lg Volleyball lg Choral Zg Chairman of Literature Committee 3g Blue Book Staff 4. ANNE THOMAS Her gift of chatter and ber sweet fway, Make it a treat ro be fwirb ber each day. Basketball lg Softball lg Vice-President lg Blue Book Staff 4g Choral Ig Volleyball lg Choir 2. XVILLI.-XM KELLY Ambitioux, midiom, and xincere, He'll be sizccesxful in his career. Acolyte 1, 2, 3g Blue Book Staff 4. ll 4, AA., ..,., y 4 'K 2' if VA K . B J ' 5' wwta ig 43 W I Tw' 3. E-x,l'l'f w Sgr L . : Q V an 3, 'V , 1 ,, ,....,..,.,,... A ,sz i. 4 ,, i n A 4 , if:2:5 if Q ,yy , P., , - - 4 ' 4 ..,.,- .. 1524- of .,.. zifzzflw '--' url-. Q 1 454442114-:af ..,. : 32-3 5 f gpibfzoyiagccf is ELIZABETH CHOMIC With golden locks, and sparkling eyes, Within her heart kindness lies. Choral 1, 2g Basketball lg Librarian 4g Blue Book Staff 4. ELIZABETH SCHWEDA Very sedate and neat as a pin, Your friendship she is sure to win. Choral 1, 2g Basketball lg Volleyball lg So- dality 3. JOSEPH MEERT Always snziling, always gay, Here's a guy to win the day. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 2g Track 1, 23 Bas- ketball 1, Zg Blue Book Staff 4. GEORGE HAZERES His good spirits and carefree 'ways Bring happiness to weary days. Football 2g Choral 3. PHYLLIS BILASKI Always pleasant, seldonl heard among rest, B . nt tries to be at her very best. Sodality 1, 2, 3. 'I2 J A friendly boy, his ainzs are high if Bur, why, oh, why, is he so shy? l A EDWARD JOB ..,.-: 1 - Q Basketball 1, 2, 4g Baseball 4, Class Treasurer 2 V W ANNA MARIE ARCARO E Dark brown eyes, jet black hair Her ready smile is always tlgere. C W choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Choral 1, 2, s, 4, Sodality 2, 4, Basketball lg Volleyball 1. .IAH 2 qv, l BRUCE BIRMINGHAM This congenial, quiet lad, J 1 , Is most helpful and never sad. J S , Football 1, Christophers 4. V 73 5 KAREN BROXVN 1 She's awfully cure and always spry, W , Q She'll have no trouble getting by. Choral 1, 2, 3, 43 Choir 1, 2, 3, 4g Sodality 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, Mission Chairman 2, 3, Li- brarian 4. MAUREEN O'CONNOR Pleasant to be with, and always sweet, Talking to her makes your day complete. Choral 2, 3, 4, Sodality 4. sg iiefis :fl f, N swf, x 1- 1 DOLORES BARKER The greatest thing she does possess, Is her gift of friendliness. Basketball 1, 2, 3g Softball 1, 23 Choral Z9 So- dality Prefect 29 Volleyball 1, 2g Sodality 1, 2g Choir 2, 4g Blue Book Staff 4. BERNARD BROXV N Full of wit and activity too, He is sure to nzalee a hit with you. Basketball 1. ROSE MARIE THOMPSON Sweet, considerate, true and kind, One like her is hard to find. Choral 3, 43 Sodality 3, 4. 'E l MARY I-IAWKINS Small and sweet, friendly toward all, She's at your side whenever you call. Sodality 1, 2, 3g Choir 1, 2, 3g Choral 2 EUGENE UHUILLIER With wit and humor he's full of fun, He never leaves a thing undone. Basketball 1, 3g Baseball Z, 3, 4g Foot ball 4 ll i sa' ' of at 3 'vii 'ai l K K' 1 A DAVID SCI-IONHARD Hat a winning smile and curly hair And :trolls about without a care. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track lg Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Class President 1, 2, Class Treasurer 3, 4. LORRAINE OWIEARA Clever, mischiefuous, full of fun, She is liked by niost everyone. Basketball 1, Choral 2. HAROLD PENNINGTON An excellent athlete in field and court, A good student and a 'very good xport. Band 1, 2, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 4, Track 3, 4, Class President 3, 4. Ill! MADELINE MAES Lots of fun with personality plus, It',f been a pleaxure ro have her with us. Choral 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Vice-President 3, Secretary 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4g ROBERT PAPIERSKY Lover of fun, and set in his way In our rnemory, he will stay. Baseball 2, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4. 15 idlmwl JOAN SMITH She has been a leader thru the years, Shels friendly, 67410, and full of cheers. Choral 1, 2, 3, 4g Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Sodality 1, 2g Sodaliry Prcfcct Zg Class Secretary Vice-President 2g Blue Book Staff. JOHN VAN BUREN Always sleep and get your rest, Thatls my nlozto and it's the best. 1, 3g Class Golf 4g Baseball Manager 2g Basketball 1, 2, 3. CLARA SMITH Not 'very tall in inches and feel, Gracious, charming and 'very petite. Cheerleader 3, 4. MARY RUGG This senior girl is 'witty and 61116, Thafs it fact 'we never dispute. Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Choral 1, 25 Scxtette Blue Book Staff 4g Basketball 1. JAMES BULLINGER Tall and dark, tz wee bit shy, But you coz1ldn't find a nicer guy. Basketball 1, 2, 3g Baseball 2, 3, 4. 2g S.A.B. 2 16 MSFWN XVANDA HARDING Reserved, quiet, and sweet in her way, She is pleasant auy time of the day. Sodality lg Choir 3, 4. THEODORE GOFF 'lltls obvious as this boy would sny, Bringing suizshiite to all, is just my way. Football 2, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3g Baseball 2, 3, 4. BERNARD BRONAKOVVSKI If someday you are feeling sad, For cheering up, just turn to this lad. Basketball 1, 2, 3g Baseball 3g Football lg Choir Eg Baseball Manager I. BEVERLY SV OBODA Her frieudly smile is hard to beat, She is one you're happy to meet. Choral 1, 2, 43 Choir 1, 2, 3, 4g Sodality 1, 2g Basketball 1, Softball 1. GLORIA MUCK No matter hofw busy the day, She sends t1 'wt'I7'7lI greeting your way. Sodality 1, 2. 'I7 W MARGARET FAULKNER She is deep 'within our hearts, As only Peg, herself, imparts. Sodality 1, 33 Choir 1, 2, 3, 4g Choral 1, 2, 3, 4. ,uv YYY JOYCE STETLER Sfwecr and pleasant, tall and slim, Full of life and lots of fvinz. Choir 1, 2g Choral 1, 2, 3g Basketball lg Sodality 1, 2, 3. F' G ,, I I . -f WWW, gg: ww- ff C .,., V E 57 .1 'f f f1'I'w, f ' 32 22311 . 92 . f az M f JAMES CUMMINGS Full of jokes and alfways in trouble, If you need help, he's there on the double. Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Baseball 33 Basket- ball 1, 2g Class Treasurer 1. er sl l M aw ,M u ' l 66444 Foam F AREWELL We're leaving St. john's High today, To trod along the narrow Way, Spirits lifted high, with a song in our heart, Our Christian teaching, to all, we'll impart. To each of St. john's faculty, VVe give thanks for ev'ry memory, Our gratitude we do express, For your kind words and thoughtfulness. Beneath thy banner, gold and blue, We promised always to be true, Always loyal, faithful, brave, Remembering how much you gave. The memories are stored within our hearts, As each and every one departs, The football cry will arise in our mind: VVe're out to isdn, and our One Path to find. The school activities, our social life, These we enjoyed along with our strife, Yes-the time has come for us to depart, But the love of St. john still reigns in our heart. X 4 Anne Thomas 3 fd 7f,x X HAIL ALMA MATER Hail St. johnls Blue and Gold, Dear Alma Mater. To thee we pledge anew our fealty, Thine is the victory. Our hearts hast thou conquered, We shall be true to thee eternally. When in the future years, Memory recalls The strong, lasting friendships made Within your walls, Then shall we sing your praise, Your honor far and wide, May peace and love within your Walls abide. Hail Alma Mater, our school beloved, Our spotless lives shall be Your greatest fame. Ever our guiding star, be thou our inspiration Honor and loyalty be ever to Thy name. aaa Zfdozfaeq ln the drama of life, twelve years can often appear to be an eternity, but to us, the Class of '51, it seems like only yesterday, that we were cast in the role of students. The lights dimmed, a hush came over the audience, the curtain rose, and as Act One began, we found our- selves at the door of Room 101. Upon entering, we were greeted by Sister Rhoda, who at once began her task of teaching each of us the three R's. On May 19, 1940, we experienced the spiritual joy of our First Holy Communion. This is one day, we will never forget. The scene changed and we were no longer babiesg at last we had reached the second grade, and to the cast was added the name of john Van Buren. Sister Hilar- ian was on hand to guide us through this year, as well as the third, in which we welcomed Tom Smith to our class. To her we owe gratitude for her perse- verance in teaching us long division, the knowledge of which was to prove very essential in the years to come. In the fourth grade we welcomed Anne Thomas, Bruce Burmingham, and Beverly Svoboda to our little group. lt was on May 31, 1943, that we were made Soldiers of Jesus Christ, by His Excellency, Bishop Albers through the Sacrament of Confirmation. VVe continued our education as fifth graders under the direction of Sister Theophila. joining us here were Harold Pennington and Eugene L'l-lullier. No doubt everyone can still remember the excitement during that first exchange of classes. It was the next year that we first gained fame, along with the title of 'Sixth Grade City Basketball Champs. Sister Charles Edward's pride and joy was our trophy which held the place of honor on her desk. Toward the end of the year, Wanda Harding, entered our class. Act Two began, when we rose to the heights of junior High School. Shortly after classes began this fall, we were greatly saddened by the death of our beloved pastor, Father john Duffy. He was capably replaced, however, by our present pastor, Father joseph Coyle. Our tasks as seventh graders were made bearable through the kindness of Sister Irma. VVith Joyce Stetler, Mary Rugg, joan Smith, and Mary Hawkins joining us as eighth graders, we com- pleted our grammar school and our efforts were re- warded with promotion to the coveted rank of Freshmen. When the curtain rose for Act Three our cast was greatly increased by such celebrities as Phyllis Bil- aski, Bernard Bronakowski, Karen Brown, Betty Chomic, Ted Goff, Judy Knutson, Rita Konkel, Ed job, Madeline Maes, Dorothy Obuchowski, Bob Pa- piersky, and Christine Skrocki. Because of our number, the class was now divided into two groups with Sister Vita Marie taking the girls in hand, and Sister Marie Patricia received the duty of supervising the boys. Our faith was strengthened by our first retreat given by Father john Day on May 3rd, 4th, and 5th, No longer 'lgreenn Freshmen, we reached the heights of sophisticated Sophomores. This year two new teachers met us-Sister Encharia and Sister Fabiana. XVith them came the new names of Clara Smith, Maureen O'Connor, and Betty Schweda to our roll- call, A three day retreat once again aided us in bet- tering our lives. A very eventful year came to a close with the Sophomores acting as host and hostesses to the Seniors at their graduation breakfast. Rising to the importance of Juniors, Sister Fabiana again cheerfully led us through the year. Our social life began to shine as we sponsored our first dances and held a successful turkey raffle in order to obtain the necessary funds for our junior-Senior Prom. Father Wfarth conducted a wonderful retreat the last few days in May, and the school year came to a close when the juniors and Seniors were entertained by the Mothers' Club on a Class Picnic at Pleasant Lake. VVith the duties and responsibilities that come with the title of Seniors, in September, 1950, we began our last year at St. john's. Sister Hiltrude was pre- sent to make it a most memorable one. On December 7, the Senior Class was consecrated to our Blessed Mother in a most inspiring ceremony in which the entire High School took part. Shortly after Christmas vacation, the girls were in- vited to a Pre-College-Council at Marygrove. This proved to be very entertaining as well as profitable to everyone who attended. Once again our basketball stars shown brightly. The Senior Class was able to boast of five lettermen, who led the Gaels through a very successful season. Our thoughts once more turned to God during our annual retreat. Since it might be the last one many of us would make, it was in every way our best. Our appreciation goes to the juniors for the wonder- ful Prom they so graciously held in our honor. This never-to-be-forgotten event was or. Easter Monday, March 26th. And so as graduation draws near and the curtain slowly begins to descend on our school-life, we bid adieu to our Alma Mater, to the Sisters and Priests who have helped us to mold our lives so as to be more Christ-like and Mary-like and thereby through our example to spread Christ's kingdom on earth and above all in our own hearts. 20 if 666606604 is W..-ef ,::,-::,. 1' Q ig ..E,, 7 if CLASS OFFICERS M. Winn, Presidentg Schied, Vice-Presidentg M. Dalton, Treasurerg C. Sol- tis, Secretary. fr 1 A V 5 . ,?,. in in QZCA S , Ezz. C WW? . 5 1 ff . .- ' E if my CCn C nnn g ,f W, . ahh .mf a ki ,l W 2 C a if .. julia Duffy Dolores Smith Benjamin Varner Edward Schied Matilda Morrissey Gerald Hankerd Patricia Williams Gerald Ostrander Catherine Anuszkiewicz Mary Dalton George Noon john Moran Constance Soltis Patricia Kowal Paul Forner joseph Danielewicz Angela Kinstle Eugene Kwaske Margaret Kryst R'Loa judge Edward Shaughnessy Leon Deraedt Louise Cavanaugh Richard Chomic Barbara Moran Patricia Harding Earl Crowley Edward Atkins Catherine Dorfmeistei Mary Lou Kaplenski john McCluskey Keith Poxson Mary Ann Bucior Gerald Sposito Michael Olds Mary Ellen Zaski Richard Paige Sharon Hogle Stella job Gerald Mack john Atkin Thomas Updike Gerald Bullinger Jean Thomas Gerald Brisboe Melvin Winn Anne Wisda Rita Malch LaMoyne Lavey David Kurzy 'as v i 59 ki in FQ Q.: 3+ V M7 :gy W, Mk 5 r r if A Y' . f., .A ia N: ..., :Z ' firm if tarzsga My , i fawjf Y .: ,if f ,W i A A MJ , gn 'tv W Patricia Clark George O'Connell Leo Helms fl is fm ,f ,S-Q.. 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'Ruth Cavender Mary Anne Fitzgerald Harry Case jack Hansen jill Crowley james Kirk Margaret Woods Mary Soltis David Cavender James Crowley Mary Goff Marilyn Smith Teresa Cummings Beverly Lammers Barbara Zaski Beverly Walkowicz joan Chomic Pareicia Grifiin Robert Peters john Murray Lea Ingels Connie Kowal Walter Hines Ida Walicki Patricia Wellman Joyce Calbert David Arend Michael Keller Alice Sadowski Kay Poxson Mary Lou Deraedt Yvonne Wasielewski Daniel Crowley Patricia Dangler Daniel Whitney Carolyn Campbell Rita Anuszkiewicz Betty V anCalbergh Alice England Diane Schonhard Ronald McCluskey Barbara Wellman Jeanne Duffy David Stabile james Kaplinski Carol Lawrence Rosemary Murphy Robert Bettendorf james L'Huillier David Hommerding Genevieve Papiersky Angela Rugg if J r .' 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Betty smith Edwin Schoettle if Jeanne Cochrane Ernest Kwaske 2 . mi .sb ' 'l -1,5 ,,:V, ' 2 Q Q Norman Brzazowski Y, joan Bilaski sr ' R Mary Lou Cahill Robert Pauwels Veronica Pahl Marilyn Newman Thomas Louagie james Helms Carol Dollinger Matthew Cummings Michael Hazeres Sherin Lucas joan Muck Richard Edger Margaret Wisda Gerald Kelly Edwin Roman Edward Herrera Dolores Green Ronald Leon Richard Trajnowski Gerald Kwaske Shirley Cavender Delano Thomas Lorraine Finch Larry Poxson james Forner William Anuszkiewicz Ann Colgan Michael OlDowd Sally Cameron 3 , . 1, Q VM i fa? arly iz? Z X! i I wma? X. fx K is . wm a, we 2 -15' VI' ':i.::1 ' . 0 ki' V f ,Q Q 5 am H M 5 ,gc-2' ' -ww w . f rl,i - 'fs' A C ,.,,t '-ww? 5 - - sm. . ' fa, .. K f ,U aa ,-ni! f 'f rg.. iw . J' -f fe ,.... airy 411 fa ggi ' i:': rt ff. t,f a New jj. 5 iw? '24 4 31 if Y. J C T W 3 s A- . Q e ' fa: ai 1 .- .,,,l, , , Q Ai,:l,, y ar E fd, is fir, L 3. . .9 Swv' RJ Pt Xx- 1 flisgmg E ,. if Q ' -i Jap, E 5 ? a - 1 ' 5 sway Q 2, 5,58 fm L PMMM Good afternoon, my dear friends-how would you like to take a little trip with me on my speedy, super jet carpet? Today we shall visit the future of St. john's Class of 1951. First on our route comes a restaurant called Hazeres Hash House. It is a small place specializing in good food. George Hazeres is chief cook and bottle washer while his wife, the former VVanda Harding, charms the customers. Across the street we see Rita Konkel in her ultra-modern shop, cutting and styling hair. Some of Rita's creations have hit Vogue. Going back a couple of streets we enter a side street on which is situated a dingy, dimly-lit tavern. As we enter the hole its proprietor. Dave Schonhard, greets us with his Polident smile. Up on a stage we see Ace Cummings tickling the ivories while Anne Thomas shouts the blues- Frankie Laine style. Anne only sings in her spare time. Her chief occupa- tion is selling Hunter's Pop. Once again on our journey, we switch on the carpet radio and the voice of Bruce Birmingham announces the temperature, humidity, and other current information. Next we hear Karen Brown and her Terrible Tale Time. Her interesting little broadcast can be heard over Station B U L L, managed by the very successful jim Bullinger and his pretty little wife, the former Delores Barker, who gave up a career of woman wrestling to bring sunshine into jimmy's life. Our next stop brings us to a very swank department store called Maury's. Its owners, Lorraine O'Meara and Clara Smith, have worked hard to gain for this store the reputation it now enjoys. Lorraine and Clara have built up a spacious toyland in the center of the store. They have in their employment a very capable janitor who you may remember as Eugene L'Huillier. Eugene has been happily married to Mary Ellen Rugg for years. Mary has a large amount of money invested in stock of several cigarette companies and together, Gene and Mary Ellen have built up their dreams. Many of the famous department stores are supplied with dresses from the very chic shop of Madeline Maes. Lyn designs the clothes and Betty Chomic stitches them. Their very pretty model, the former Miss Christine Skrocki, gives fashion shows throughout the entire world. Chris and her husband, Bernard Brown, travel extensively. His work as a News Com- mentator takes him to all parts of the world. Down the road a piece, we come to a very large airport. It is famous for the excellent flying instructions given by Bernard Bronakowski. While Burny is teaching the students, his wife, Betty Schweda Bronakowski, operates a drive-in for flyers. The planes are kept in excellent condition by mechanic Tom Nichols. Tom has made quite a name for himself with his specialty in the field of mechanics. He has saved enough to purchase a little farm for himself and his cute wife, Joyce Stetler Nichols. She manages the farm and we have heard that she recently won a blue ribbon for raising the largest bull. QContinued on page SZJ 29 G E O M E T R Y 4 RELIGION III Father Clarence Wood holds the interest of the juniors While George Noon correctly answers a thought-provoking ques- tion. TYP ING IV A group of Seniors taking a speed and accuracy test. Edward Job is pointing out to David Schonhard his typing progress on the class chart. LAWN! Marilyn Smith doing a Latin Grammar assignment at the blackboard. Her classmates are busy concen- trating on the same assign- ment. HOMEMAHNGI Freshmen learning the role the family plays in the Mystical Body of Christ. as M O E N H Y 'I' BIOLOGY D. Kurzynowski, S. Hogle, E. Shaughnessy, J. Duffy, G. Brisboe, C. Anuszkiewicz, S: job, P. Former, L. Cavanaugh. X' 469 LJIIIRK , lllffllil UIUSQBBI 'IIHIEBI -1-:I lilflfll I, n A group of youthful scien- tists working a diflicult ex- periment. Left to Right: E Schied, J. Meert, J. Sposito W. Kelly, W. Maher, J Bullinger. 1- I ,f. 1 .s- , Mf- , l ' 4' 1 L' Xu .. ,,,, mv n H-'W 1'-if 1 ADVANCED ALGEBRA These juniors have solved a diffi- cult problem. INTRODUCTORY SCIENCE I A thorough knowledge of funda- mentals is a good beginning for future study. VOCATION GUIDANCE- SENIORS ll ,V , f 5'I l-irlfinklnlg i' X I Em I' c'EdZlCllZi07l is essentially u Social and not zz IW My !MIl l l were iwzdifuirlzml Activityf,-Pope Pius XI www. iff I I l wc' . infill' 1 ,.g.:nwf- . ' - 4 i llllll P.. MW! , . FII .-. I Il FL ez' FEP lf ' ., ,ur -I -Eh yi 1 - s- 9 A I Ep? I 11, - ll -, I ' -A I 1 -I 'U f 1 I 0 IL I A A group of juniors planning the junior- Senior Prom. SEATED: J. Ostrander, D. Goodwin, M Dalton, C. Dorfmeister. STANDING: J Danielewicz, R. Page. HIGH SCHOOL SODALISTS FIRST ROW: A. Arcaro, C. Dorfmcister, M. Dalton. SEC- OND ROVV: P. Clark, R. Thompson, A. NVisda, K. Brown. THIRD ROW: M. O'Connor, L. Lavey. 75a dmdazfapkfze It is better to light one candle tlomz to complain about the dnrleizessf' SEATED: E. Schoettle, R. Peters, O'Con- nor. STANDING: G. Atkins, Murray, L. Mack, R. Pauwels. 74596 Scdad 644446 Quang A B T A GROUP OF ALTAR BOYS VICTORY DANCE KING AND QUEEN VICTORY, David Schonhard, Rose Thompson COURT, Left, Harold Pennington, Pat Schied Right, Christine Skrocki, Tom Smith 36 CHRISTMAS RECITAL TWELVE YEAR STUDENTS FRONT ROXV: P. Schied, R. Thomp- son, M. Faulkner, G. Muck, D. Barker, J. Bullinger. BACK ROW: D. Schon- hard, T. Nichols, W. Maher, A. Arcaro, G. Hazeres, L. 0'A'TC31'3, B. Brown, J VanBuren, J. Cummings. cauiofz Semin ?fzam Georgian Room, Hotel Hayes A group of St. john's students who took part in a radio broadcast to en- courage participation in the Inter- national Crusade for Peace. FRONT RONV: P. Clark, M. Dalton, M Zaski, M. Keller. BACK ROW: Atkins, J. McClusky, E. Schied. 66444 Wd! In this year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred fifty-one, we, the members of the Senior Class of St. john High School, upon leaving this fine institution of learning which we have grown to respect and appreciate, being in sound mind and memory, do hereby establish, decree, and proclaim this to be our official last will and testament. To Father Coyle and his able assistants, we leave our sincerest gratitude and appreciation for their guidance and helpful assistance through our high school days. To the faculty, the Sisters of the l.H.M., we bequeath our thanks and appreciation for their efforts in trying to guide our minds in the right direction, and also leave an unbroken succession of restful nights in which they can dream of future Senior Classes exactly like ours. To the Freshmen, we will the title of Sophomore. This is only on one condition though, you must pass. To the Sophomores we give the authority to raise funds for next year's junior-Senior Prom. We also bequeath to the following unfortunate juniors the unexcelled talents and characteristics of the Seniors who are about to depart, making all other wills and testaments null and void. The Senior Girls will to George Noon and john Moran the job of official School Bus Drivers. Rosie Thompson wills her cherished title of Miss Gael to some deserving junior Girl. George Bashful Hazeres leaves his love of flirting to Dick Page. Anna Marie Arcaro and Maureen O'Connor bequeath their booth in Walgreen's after school to Connie Soltis and Pat Kowal. Bernard Bronakowski leaves his love of the Air Force to Barbara Moran and Dolores Goodwin. Joyce Stetler bequeaths her giggles to Mary Lou Kaplenski, and her love of fun to Dolores Smith. Phyllis Bilaski leaves her quiet but friendly manner to Sharon Hogle. Beverly Svoboda leaves her record of perfect attendance in school to R'Loa judge. Bill Maher leaves his love of the sciences and a warm radiator to john Atkins. jim Bullinger leaves brother jerry to carry on the clan name. To Stella job, Teena Skrocki leaves her ability-Isn't that enough? Karen Brown willingly leaves her pencil box full of supplies to Pat Williams and Ann Wisda. There is enough for both of you and try 11Ot to drop it, girls. Dave Schonhard leaves his aches and pains to Leon Dereadt. Bruce Birmingham wills his quiet ways to Thomas Updike. Bernard Brown leaves his joke book to jerry Sposito. Keep them laughing, Butchy! 39 7065! Gloria Muck wills her typing ability and flying fingers to Pat Clark and Matilda Morrisey. Mary Rugg leaves her witty remarks to Mike Olds. To Ed Sehied goes Eugene L'Huillier's love .of dancing. Watch those steps, Eddie! Dolores Barker leaves her never ending supply of comic books, pamphlets, etc., to Ed Shaughnessey. Try not to let them interfere with your work, Ed. joan Smith leaves her ability to get around to Ed Atkins and Keith Poxson. To Jerry Hankerd and Paul Forner goes Eddie .lob's books on How to Be a Casinova' and l'How to Get Away from Girls. Pat Schied wills her lively personality and ability to dance to Mary Dalton. jim Cummings leaves his title of llClass Clown to jerry Ostrander. May you get into as much trouble over nothing as he did. jerry Brisboe has been willed john Van Buren's excessive energy. Lorraine O'Meara leaves her ability to turn out lights to Ann Haar. An unending supply of llSight Savers goes to Louise Cavanaugh with compliments from Betty Chomic. Margaret Kryst is the privileged recipient of Mary Hawkins' cherished long fingernails. Anne Thomas wills her love of 'lHunters Pop and Frankie Laine records to none other than Mike Crowley. Betty Sehweda leaves her combs and mirrors, all eight of them, to Cath- erine Anuszkiewiez. To julia Duffy. 'lLucky Girl, goes Dorothy Obuchowski's Gift of Gab. joe Meert just wants to leave, so he leaves his empty desk to Eugene Kwaske. Clara Smith leaves her unusual last name to Catherine Dorfmister, and her height to Lamoyne Lavey. Ted Goff leaves his magnetic powers to George O'Connell. Rita Konkel leaves her typing eraser to Rita Maleh and Angela Kinstle. Please don't get the grit in the machine. unquote! judy Knutson left on February Ist. Peg lfaulkner bequeaths her lovely blond tresses to Mary Ann Bucior. Now you can throw away the bottle, Butchief' YVanda Harding leaves ten safety lessons on driving to joe Danielliewicz. Harold Pennington leaves his wav with women to Ben Yarner. Two hands on the wheel for beginners, Ben! Madeline lLPeppy Macs leaves for Kalamazoo-Mary Ellen Zaski and jean Thomas may carry on the cheering. Tom Nichols wills his secret sweethearts to all bashful junior boys. Tom Harry Smith bequeaths his little black date book to David Kurzy. Go get 'em, Dave. To john McClusky goes Bill Kelly's books on Scouting-Girls! Bob 'lBunny', Papiersky leaves his speed to Mel VVinn. Come ooonn Meellllllll! Quote. ln witness thereof, we affix our seal the tenth day of june, in the year of our Lord, one hundred fifty-one. WITNESSES: The Thing johnny Fiffer R. G. Dunn, jr. Gaels in action against St. Phil- lips. Battle Creek. Another vic- torv for the Gaels. lil. l,'Huillicr T. Smith an Q ,.5.,A . . iw T. Goff X Wk V 1 M, 01.15 M ,. .:-:.,.-, 4. 323, . , ....,. D' A an Ju 5 N- Na -v IA? i -.1 91311: 1.11- n .Q 9H '-2' Msn wan... he 'Y H Pennington X -AN Co Clptam Av, r xr '1'q, f 4 , x .- an Q11-I S.. is 'MW K Schonhird 1 Co Lxprun . rs A A Qc gs xy' 4 -P 1 'Cul .1-a ' V' , .'-,-, - . ' . 4 , ' . - , , 5-.,:: ' M . -.-.- ,ff , .- . - .V-' - nw- ,. -ailzrrf A '.,1J.....,.:-J... V ..,-, gmt . -4- ....... .... j..'..--JK' Q I ,F A ,. - . t .1 ' S'l 1 . 3, j.. - - , .5 v - ,cjz . fx.,--rv, x - 3.-1' ,.-f ' ., - 'll' -. 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T.'j:.- .b ' - 7- ',.,- .--. .I -1- '1 ' - ' , H fl, --'s c H 'T. :'t' 3P'0'.-,. . ... F3 1.'- 5 ' -r . 0 3-T'ivIL'1 -1 1:.: .-. L.-.-, -. ' 3- -, - tg rg-X.-,LB ' Q ' .O , .b 'L ,- - ge K . --.I-iq .r..,'- .Q -' ,- ,.' .5 f .---.,.,-- -4 -- f- . , I . fm ,T 5? L win, .g 2 ' ox f X 5 T X . . . . . J N PS 12. 212202253 E X b , M Paul Cook Nick Hocking ,U Head football and basketball coach. Line Coach, ' 6 SEASON RECORD We They Lansing St. Mary .l.... 28 O St. Rita ....,...... . . , 7 O St. Augustine ,..,. .... 2 5 25 Lansing Resurrection .s.. 14 18 Muskegon St. Mary . 6 13 Detroit Sacred Heart .... 20 0 jackson St. Mary . . , . . 6 40 St. Thomas .....s. , . . 19 O -- -- Se Philip ,..l8 6 Total .. 143 102 FIRST ROXV: T. Smith, -I. Sposito, L. Helms, R. McClusky, M. NVinn, H. Pennington, D. Schonhard, H. Case. M. Olds, E. Shaughnessy, E. Crowley. SECOND ROVV: Coaches, Paul Cook, Nick Hocking, J. Kaplinski, L. Deraedt, T. Goff, E. Schied, J. McClusky, D. Kurzynow- ski, D. VVhitncy, J. Hansen, J. Crowley, D. Cavender, T. Louagie, R. Peters, Mgr. THIRD ROVV: VV. Hines, F.. Atkins, J. Murray, C. Leon, R. Bettcndorf, J. O'Connor, L. Mack, lf. Ambs, E. l. Huillicr, J. Atkinsg Absent, R. Pauwels. 42 new M. YVinn sweeps right endg D. Schonhard blocking. St. john 25 St. Augustine 25 L , amine 747694 'feam - Zladefecufed FIRST ROYV: H. Moran, D. Arend, D. Van Buren, XV. Drongowski, j. Shotwell, D. Kelly, D. Lammcrs. SECOND ROYV: R. LaRosa, XV. Macklin, N. Arcaro. Mgr. T. Stewart. ABSENT: Coaclies, Tom Mallak 43 T. Conway, S. Soltis, NVendell, F. Mcssner, L. Horrigan. THIRD C. Dunn, J. Pahl, R. R. Svoboda, YV. Rogers, J. Schaefer, O Neill, R. Lammers, R. Baker, ROYV: R. Gitthcns, G. Scarpino, A. Goudcau, K. Stevens, G. Forner, , Phil O'Neill, J. Rugg. N2 , . . ..N i.5.j..:,7 dampdme OF THE SOUTHERN MICHIGAN CATHOLIC LEAGUE AND STATE DISTRICT VARSITY FRONT RONV: D. Schonhard, T. Smith, Co-Captaing M. XVinn, T. Nichols, Co-Captaing R. Papiersky, E. Crowley. BACK ROYV: J. Sposito, B. Varner, E. Atkins, li. job. Zeaewe gum! FRONT ROWV: M. OIDowd, Crowley, D. XVhitney, E. Herrera, R. Frcundl. BACK RONV H. Case, R. Edgcr, IL. Roman, R. Bettendorf, G. Kelly, E. Kwaskc, YV. Stone. , I M 74a Qaeda IN ACTION AGAINST ST. MARY'S, JACKSON Score, St. john's 48, St. Mary's 47 COvertimej. 3 It- L .f.1.',. ' ? If A CQIQQD SEASON RECORD Lansing, Resurrection I . . Lansing, St. Marys .... Lansing, Everett ....I Grand Ledge ,...... Lansing, St. Mary's ..,. jackson, St. Mary's .... Battle Creek, St. PhiIip's . Kalamazoo, St. Augustine Ann Arbor, Indiana, St. jackson, St Ann Arbor, Lansing, St St. Thomas . Mary's ..., Mary's .... St. Thomas Marjds ..., Battle Creek, St. PhiIip's . Kalamazoo, St. Augustine Lansing, Resurrection , , . We They ,,...53 40 .,..47 33 .,,.39 45 ....27 25 ....45 26 ..,.47 34 ,....58 33 .,,.34 35 ,.,,.55 25 ....46 41 ....-48 47 ,..,45 30 ,..,.52 32 ,....63 35 .,.,54 41 ...H42 34 ulvvl. - W l . If If emma 34:95 ,4 mm FIRST ROXV: T. Conway, G. Chmiclcski, G. Helms. D. Lammers. Mgr. T. Steward. SECOND ROYV: G. Hanes, j. Pahl, R. Baker, R. Gittcns, Coach, Mr. Thomas Cox, absent. golf 76am FIRST RONV: Mary Ann Fitzgerald, Clara Smith, T. Nichols, D. Schonard, H. Pennington, R. Papierskv jean Thomas. SECOND ROXV: Madeline Macs, Mary Lou Dcracdt. 46 palfzamige am ffdaefzlfdama and gaedneaa pmfzamz Silkxvorth's Drugs Charles L. Britt 2016 E. Michigan Ave. 168 West Michigan Croxvlefs Brass Rail Martin Grandy East Michigan Ave. 715 Page Avenue Karasek Grocery Laun-Dry-It 409 N. VVaterloo Ave. 904 Lansing Avenue Sinclair Refining Dettling and Company 318 S. Water St. 210 S. jackson Cutxvay Cleaners Pat's Hamhurgs 201 E. Ganson St. 107 Cooper Street Snyder Bros. Aalen Aides lncorporated 1001 Lansing Avenue 308 East Ganson Street The Apothecary Shop Thrift Cleaners 195 N. jackson Street 129 S. Jackson Street Louis 24 Hrs. Service Lyle Hunt and Company 2 36 Francis Street 225 E. Michigan Avenue 48 I f' E . I Congrotulohons From of ST. JOHN'S LEFERE FORGE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION 8E MACHINE co. COmp'imen'5 ENGINEERED PLUMBING - HEATING of HARRIE M. REED CO. QUEEN Bill, Don Butch, Gene or TI-IE IvIIRAcuI.ous MEDAL 412 W, Prospect SL PARISH DIQI 7831 Jackson, Michigan Congratulations, Class of 1951 CONSUMERS POWER CO. Compliments A J. B. U. Training Satisfies of Ask any J. B. U. Employer Your Banks Ask any J. B. U. Graduate Sf. John graduates will succeed, too when J. B. U. trained JACKSON CITY BANK 84 TRUST CO. JACKSON BUSINESS UNIVERSITY NATIONAL BANK OF JACKSON Francis at Washington Compliments CRUTCHFIELD CHEVROLET COMPANY Two Locations 'l78 E. Michigan Ave. 500 N. Jackson St. FUEL STOKERS FISK COAL COMPANY 700 Liberty Street at East Avenue Dial 7143 PRESTLER ROOFING 8. SHINGLE CO., INC. Jackson's Oldest Rooter 515 Hupp Ave. Phone 2-2344 Spmzm A Jackson Institution for 51 Years Manufacturers ot Automotive Safety Equipment SPARTON Automobile Division ofthe Sparks-Withington F. P. MILLER COMPANY New 81 Used Machinery 811 Belden Rd. MILLER INDUSTRIES Medium 81 Heavy Production Machining 213 E. Cortland St. MILLER MACHINE AND TOOL COMPANY TOOLS DIES JIGS AND SPECIAL MACHINERY PRECISION GRINDING AND HEAT TREATING 225 Francis St. JACKSON, MICHIGAN FDMMZW C0llfflHlCLffl'071lflflgk' 29 Pat Schied and Anna .Xlarie Arcaro have a little studio together in which they teach awkward little kiddies to be lltwinkle-toesf' Anna Marie is married to john Yan Buren, the very ambitious editor of the Daily Droopy Director, Pat is happily wed to Ed Job who is the famous lecturer. lid has toured the country giving talks on 'fl-low to Overcome Shynessf' Once again on our magic carpet our vision is greeted with a colorful bill- board advertising uPut lt On-Rub 'Fm OFF' freckle cream, Phyles Bilaski is the originator of this fast selling product. Once again on terra firmaf' we begin to stroll down the main street in a Midwestern Hjerkwaterl' town. XVe see a crowd of anxious people gaging in front of a tiny theater. lt seems that l'BuHialo Bobll Papierskyls most recent picture has been released and as a special treat, Bob and his Gun Moll, Rosie Thompson, are attending the premiere. If his fans are extra attentive, Bob may sing his version of Bitin' My Fingernailsf' ln this same town the famed roller skater, Beverly Svoboda, is participat- ing in the roller derby. She is accompanied by her loyal property man and make-up artist, Tom Smith. Another feature of this one-horse town is the Much-Meert Trapeze Act featured every Saturday night by Gloria Muck and joe nleert. Their daring little show is gaining international recognition. Hopping over to New York, we pay the wealthy scientist, Bill Maher, a little visit. llis laboratory is big and spacious and Bill has made many successful experiments. Some day Bill will have the answer to a problem which confronted him in his high school days. l-low to talk in school and HOC be heard by the teachers. Also residing in New York is the famous opera star, Dorothy Obuchowski. She is very much in demand these days and thus is able to ffname her own price. Her personal maid and hairdresser is our own Mary Hawkins. 'liogether they reside at a spacious apartment on Sth Avenue. Dorothy co-stars with the baritone, Ted Golf His make-up is very skillfully applied by llarold Pennington. Hal is a great promoter of wrestling matches. He also manages a chain of poolhalls. Bill Kelly operates the State Island l'l erry and owns a small chain of railroads. Bill has been very successful and now is about to retire. Our friends tell us that -loan Smith and Peg lfaulkner operate a home for orphans. 'liheir charitable works are known throughout the entire country. Stooping again at Detroit we visit a school for LWVayward Girls. It is managed by the very eflicient .Xlaureen O'Connor. Maureen started from nothing and nov. has fifty acres of landscaped yards and a beautiful Home in which the girls are treated as nicely as possible. Very tired and yet very happy we climb onto the carpet and head home- ward. lt is a very reassuring thought that the Class of 1951 has done so very well in the world. 52 Compliments of NEUBECKER 8g SHARKEY Compliments of C. THORREZ INDUSTRIES Compliments Congrufulotes of The Sf. John's Class CONCORD MFG. CO of 'l95l Compliments of M. STEFANOFF Meats and Groceries 721 Milwaukee St. MURPHY'S DRY CLEANING Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing ln our business we come clean C. L. Hanes, Prop. 509 Cooper St. Dial 2-2164 Dial 6922 Compliments DUFFIE'S BAR of 134 Cooper St. FORNER BROS. DAIRY Jackson, Michigan Pasteurizecl Liquor.- Beer - Wine Dairy Products phone 3252 Television Compliments of I'IICKEY'S BAR Beer and Wine to Take Out 507 Cooper St. Phone 9401 Leonard Hicks, Prop. Compliments of The Store That Confidence Built FOX JEWELRY CO. 111 E. Michigan Ave. , I Compliments Compliments of of ACME PAINTS, INC. RUMI.ER'S 125 S. Mechanic Phone 22613 124 S. Mechanic St. gcwdneee Topnotch Ice Cream 122+ Francis St. The Richman Bros. 140 W. Michigan Ave. Boos Grocery 2101 E. Michigan Ave. J. J. Best Agency 208-9 Carter Bldg. Henry's Food Shop 249 VV. Michigan Ave. The Chemist Shop 253 VV. Michigan Ave. jackson Package Service 81 1 Water Street Cavanaugh Funeral Home 2 33 VV. Prospect Ave. pahma Rollatorium 210 VV. Ganson Street Ogle Bros. Chevrolet Spring Arbor, Michigan Faulkner Bakeries 1326 Francis 310W IL. Ganson Miles Hardware 761-763 VV. Franklin Campbelks Pharmacy 1101 F. Clanson St. Betty's Lunch 718 Cooper St. Dunnigan Bros. 710 Hupp Ave. jackson Glass Worlcs 337 Water St. Compliments of Congratulations POLLY DRUG STORE to the 300 E. Ganson St. Class of ,51 Dial 7800 Sophomores Punses JEWELRY MILLINERY sPoRrswEAR HELENA I-UNCH MARGARET MARY SHOP 103 W. Michigan Ave. Jackson, Michigan Phone 2-4024 1120 Page Ave. Home Cooked Meals Open 7 A.M. to 12 P.M Compliments HARRINGTON'S CLOTHING STORE Good Clothes for Over 51 Years Congratulations to the Class of '51. POLLY'S MASTER MARKETS JACK WAY JEWELERS First St. at Greenwood Dial 9623 Featuring Hamilton - Gruen Bulova Watches Compliments of OPPENHElM'S 137 W. Mich. Ave. WEST END GRILL Steaks - Chops - Chicken - Sea Served to Suit Your Taste Visit Our Cocktail Lounge 2109 W. Michigan Ave. Phone 4-3228-22200 Food MONARCH ELECTRIC Industrial-Commercia l-Resiclential Wiring 4114 Page Ave. Phone 2-9592 Compliments of MATT CUMMINGS PLUMBING CO. 1011 Lansing Ave. Phone 2-7902 We Admit We Sell The Best CROWLEY MEATS Located with DRISCOLL SUPER MARKET 1509 E. Michigan Ave. Open Evenings and Sundays Compliments of BROWNIE'S GROCERY 3473 N. U. S. 127 Best Wishes to The 1951 Graduates ROYAL FILM SERVICE Leslie Mich. Congratulations Class of 51 Congratulations BISI'IOP'S 10 the Class of '51 Complete Home Furnishers Freshmen 128-132 E. Cortland St. NAME Anna Marie Arcaro Dolores Barker Phyllis Bilaski Bruce Birmingham Bernard Bronakowski Bernard Brown Karen Brown Jim Bullinger Betty Chomic James Cummings Margaret Faulkner Ted Goff Wanda Harding Mary Hawkins Edward Job William Kelly Rita Konkel Eugene L'Huillier Madeline Maes Bill Maher Joe Meert Gloria Muck Tom Nichols Dorothy Obuchowski Maureen O'Connor Lorraine O'Meara Bob Papiersky Harold Pennington Mary Rugg Pat Schied Dave Schonhard Betty Schweda Teena Skrocki Clara Smith Joan Smith Tom Smith Joyce Stetler Beverly Svoboda Anne Thomas Rosemary Thompson John Van Buren ' 0:4 ?4mdle i ALWAYS SEEN . with Bill studying fcomicsl with freckles seldom heard looking for Bev. hunting singing dating girls blonde at Bables selling doughnuts at Peg's with Frazer on the farm at Kroger's with a Blue Book with Dick eating in trouble- with his gal with his broom by someone else around laughing at Walgreens at Kazoo with Killer making out at Kresge's buying records everywhere with Bob drawing look down flirting thru some smoke giggling laughing talking making malteds sleeping PET PEEVE school home-work silly questions girls girl's smoking tabby evasive answers people school last in line reading story twisters D. B. homework school tabby homework drinking senior boys western movies rumble seats Spike Jones people silence story twisters Tom coach editors staying home cattiness St. A's work alarm clocks homework typing chairs Lorraine Huh! school hurrying The Thing St. John playboy PRIZED POSSESSlON bracelet memories school books cigarette lighter Green Chevy Spike irish Ancestry beard specs report card letters a postcard letters phone calls school sweater Blue Book of 5l the ring broom letters Rita compound Jerry pretty blue eyes a clipping note books a hat front teeth note-book my diary tap shoes the Plymouth her pen cz picture letters letters sport letters a ring skates her diaries The Layfayette shot gun Zamineaa ?40zm4 Snyder Bros. 1001 Lansing Ave. Harrinton's Grocery 2217 Clinton Rd. joe's Electric Company 1000 Lansing Avenue Griswold and Dalton 1 3 13 East Michigan Ave. Superior Shoe Repair 316 E. Michigan Ave. G. and Z. Automatic 2434 Brooklyn Road Tip Top Root Beer Stand jackson, Michigan Shamrock Bar 1628 F. Michigan Ave. Ideal Fruit Market 514 N. Milwaukee St. Sawyer's Food Market 200 E. Trail Street Ralph Ogle Sales Spring Arbor, Michigan Stewart Iron Work Co. 1911 Lansing Avenue Royal Hatters 112 W. Michigan Ave. Stark Bros. F. A. Thomas 3-1305 Patsy's Barber Shop 314 Francis Street Investment Securities 1005 National Bank Compliments of Compliments Jackson's Finest China . . . 10 the Glassware . . . and Gift store. Class of 51 BECKWITH'S , Juniors Opposite Hayes Hotel Compliments of HOWARD 8: SOLON COMPANY Established 1875 Wholesale Cigars, Tobaccos, Cigarettes and Candy Jackson, Michigan CHARLES J. CHAPMAN Real Estate-Insurance Surety Bonds 1204-5 Reynolds Bldg. Phone 2-2025 Compliments of LUNDERBERG MFG. Compliments of 1052 BAR Compliments of a Friend Congratulations From MICHINER PLATING CO. 520 N. Mechanic st. Compliments of HANCOCK MFG. CO. 225 N. Horton St. Compliments of HAI.I. 81 KENNEDY Real Estate and Insurance 202 Dwight Bldg. Phone 6151 CENTRAL CITY LUMBER COMPANY 339 S. Otsego Ave. Jackson, Michigan if PERFECT BREAD THE ENERGY BREAD MICHIGAN BAKERIES, INC. Compliments of RUSS 84 VIC'S BAR vac Efaenne, Prop. HOLDA APPLIANCES Ranges Heaters Congratulations Refrigerators Radios Washers Television Class of H5-IH See us For Service From Michigan Ave. CAcross From Depotl Class of 55 Phone 2-9394 Swim: SENIORS Arcaro, Anna Marie Barker, Dolores Bilaski, Phyllis Bronakowski, Bernard Birmingham, Bruce Brown, Bernard Brown, Karen Ann Bullinger, James Chomic, Elizabeth Cummings, james Faulkner, Margaret Goff, Theodore Harding, VVanda Hawkins, Mary Hazeres, George Job, Edward Kelly, 'vVilliam Konkel, Rita L'Huillier, Eugene Maes, Madeline Maher, 1Villiam Meert, Joseph Muck, Gloria Nichols, Thomas Obuchowski, Dorothy O'Meara, Lorraine Papiersky, Robert O'Connor, Maureen Pennington, Harold Rugg, Mary Ellen Schied, Patricia Schonhard, David Schweda, Elizabeth Skroeki, Christine Smith, Clara Smith, Joan Smith, Thomas Stetler, Joyce Svoboda, Beverly Thomas, Anne Thompson, Rose Marie Van Buren, John JU Anuszkiexvicz, Catherine Atkin, john Atkins, Edward Brisboe, Gerald Bucior, Mary Ann Bullinger, Gerald Cavanaugh, Marie Louise Chomic, Richard Clark, Patricia Crowley, Earl Dalton, Mary Alice Danielewicz, joseph Deraedt, Leon Dorfmeister, Catherine Dufifey, julia Forner, Paul Goodwin, Dolores Hankerd, Gerald Harding, Patricia Helms, Leo Hoglc, Sharon job, Stella Judge, R'loa Marie Kaplenski, Mary Louise Kinstle, Angela Kowal, Patricia Kurzynowski, David Kwaske, Eugene Lavey, LaMoyne McCluskey, john Maleh, Rita Mack, Gerald Moran, Barbara Moran, john Morrissey, Matilda Noon, George 610 N. State Street 608 W. North Street R.F.D. 1, Parma R.F.D. 3, Leslie 1217 E. Ganson Street 300 Porter Street 518 Linden Street 1009 Homewild Street 4137 Hendee Road 1107 Leroy Street 613 E. Ganson Street 503 N. State Street 317 VV. Clinton Street 4860 Hawkins Road 1007 E. Ganson Street 1322 N. XVaterloo Street 400 Burr Street 719 Loomis Street 612 Eaton Street 2127 Spring Arbor Road 815 Frey Street 609 Burr Street 1138 Cooper Street 411 Stewart 730 Loomis Street 1126 Burr Street 217 E. Porter Street 1122 Fourth Street 1941 River 627 Loomis Street 224 N. Bowen Street 405 N. East Avenue 1405 Losey Street 320 Adams Street 909 VVhitney Street 610 Ellery Street 823 XVhitney Street 714 john Street 123 N.'Dwight Street 616 N. State Street 824 Bennett Street 215 E. Porter Street NIORS 123 Lansing Avenue 110 Orange Street 121 Arnold Street 1407 Homexvild Avenue 626 N. East Avenue 1009 H omewild Avenue 809 N. YVaterloo Street 4150 Springport Road 716 Kennedy Street 739 Loomis Street 900 Detroit Street 623 Chester Street 539 Orange Street 608 S. Grinnell Street 133 XV. Monroe Street R.F.D. 4, Jackson 835 Baekust Street 11120 Hankerd Rd. Munith 317 Clinton Street 431 Madison Street 3137 Bailey Road 1322 N. YVaterloo Street 636 Oakhill Avenue 737 North East Avenue 181 1 East Ganson Street 518 Seymour Avenue 258 West Monroe Street 510 East Ganson Street 516 Andrew Avenue 1203 N. XVaterloo Street 728 North East Avenue 1307 N. YVaterloo Street 312 Blackman Road 312 Blackman Road 406 State Street 5210 Springport Road O'Connell, George Olds, Michael Ostrander, Gerald Page, Richard Poxson, Keith Schied, Edward Shaughnessey, Edward Smith Dolores Sposito, Gerald Soltis, Constance Thomas, Jean Updike, Thomas Varner, Benjamin VVi1liams, Patricia Winn, Melvin Wisda, Anne Zaski, Mary Ellen Kryst, Margaret 713 Kennedy Street 400 Detroit Street 2303 VV. Michigan Ave. 5 40 Andrew Avenue No. 1 Munith, Michigan 1010 North VVashington 1018 Bennett Street 823 Wliitney Street 506 Hibbard Street 502 North East Avenue 616 North State Street 123 North Elm 831 Cooper Street 1118 Hamilton 832 Maltby Street 1016 East Ganson Street 1319 Maguire 1605 Chapin Street SOPHOMORES Anuszkiewiez, Rita Arend, David Bettendorf, Robert Calbert, Joyce Campbell, Carolyn Case, Harold Cavender, David Cavender. Ruth Chomic, joan Crowley, Daniel Crowley, Gillian Crowley, james Cummings, Teresa Dangler, Patricia Deraedt, Mary Louise Duffy, Jeanne England, Alice Fitzgerald, Mary Ann Goff, Mary Griffin, Patricia Hansen, jack Hines, 1Valter Hommerding, David Ingels, Lea Kaplinski, james Keller, Michael Kirk, James Kowal, Constance Lammers, Beverly l.'Huillier, James Lawrence, Carol McCluskey, Ronald Murphy, Rosemary Murray, John Papiersky, Genevieve Peters, Robert Poxson, Kaye Rugg, Angela Sadowski, Alice Sehonliard, Diane Smith, Marilyn Soltis, Mary Alice Stabile, David Vancalbergh, Betty XValicki, Ida VValkowicz, Beverly 1Vasielewski, Yvonne KVellman, Barbara lVellman, Patricia AX'7l11U'lCV, David XVoods, Margaret Zaski, Barbara 945 XVhitney Street 843 VVhitney Street 597 Robal Drive 896 Longfellow 617 Oak Street 909 Springcrest Blvd. 1700 East Ganson Street 215 First Street, Munith 4150 Springport Road 624 Loomis Street 622 North State Street 739 Loomis Street 1107 Leroy Street 117 XV. VVilkins Street 109 Arnold Street 314 Orange Street 527 North State Street 509 North Elm Street 912 XVhitney Street 1714 East Ganson Street 804 Springerest 1 12 1Vest Porter Street 622 Ellery Avenue 313 East Trail Street 2403 Foote Manor Drive 1115 East Ganson Street 514 l-lomewild 518 Seymour 710 Orange Street 612 Eaton Street 1123 1Valker Street 307 Bates Street 415 Seymour 6530 Seymour 217 East Porter Street 912 19th Street No. 1 Munith, Michigan 627 Loomis Street 743 North State Street 405 North East Avenue 610 Ellery Avenue 502 North East Avenue 815 Durand Street 113 Arnold Street 334 jefferson Street 538 Orange Street 1122 VValker Street 212 North State Street 212 North State Street 933 Allen Road 413 Seymour 1319 Maguire FRESHMEN Ambs, Ernest Anuszkiewiez, Williani Atkin, Glenn Bacon, jerry Berry, Ruth Bilaski, Joan Brisboe, Thomas Britt, john Brzozoxvski, Norman Cahill, Mary Louise Cavender, Shirley Cochrane, Jeanne Crowley, Richard Cummings, Matthew Dollinger, Carol Edger, Richard Fitsch, Lorraine Forner, james Freundl, Raymond - Greer, Dolores Hahn, Marianne Hayes, Margaret Hazeres, Michael Helms, James Herrera, Edward Kellogg, Alma Kelly, Gerald Kelly, Julia Kildea, Alice Knutson, Mary Kwaske, Ernest Kwaske, Gerald Lefere, Mary Joan Leon, Carmen Leon, Ronald Louagie. Thomas Lucas, Sherin Lvcke, Alfonsc Mack, Laxvrence Maher, Rita Moran, Michael Murphy, Gerald Myers, Mary Newman, Marilyn Obuchoxvski, Louise O'Connor, james O'Doxvd, Michael O'Doxvd, Mary Oldacrc, George Pahl, Veronica Pauxvels, Robert Poxson, Lawrence Roman, Edwin Schoettle, Edwin Smith, Elizabeth Smith, Elizabeth Smith, Robert Staehowicz, Donald Stone, Walter Sullivan, Phyllis Thomas, Delano Trainowski, Dick Vassal, Rosemarie 1Visda, Margaret 1Vowianko, Stephen 523 N. 1Vaterloo Street 723 Lansing Avenue 110 Orange Street 642 Oak Street 312 N. 1Visner Street R.F.D. 1, Parma 1407 Homewild 813 South jackson Street 514 Seymour 1101 VVildwood Avenue 1700 East Ganson Street 3028 Robinson Street 624 Loomis Street 1107 Leroy Street 1211 South VVest Avenue 406 North Blackstone 1102 Union Street 309 Taylor Street 714 North State Street 501 North Park Avenue 811 Fleming 428 Hill 1107 East Ganson Street 431 Madison Street 406 North Blackstone 111 Hobart Street 1435 XVhitney Street 1407 Carlton Blvd. 9118 Spring Arbor Road 408 South Elm Street 510 East Ganson Street 510 East Ganson Street 774 Audubon 1712 Pringle 1712 Pringle 1223 Burr Street 1415 YV. Michigan Ave. 52652 North East Avenue 1307 1Vaterloo 815 Frey 312 Blackman Road 415 Seymour 617 North East Avenue 629 North Mfaterloo 730 Loomis Street 715 Kennedy Street 614 North State Street 614 North State Street 1221 Losier 525 North State Street 1309 Cooper Street Munith, Michigan 1049 1Vinifred 803 South Elm Street 639 Gilbert Street 123 1Vest Argyle Street 624 Kennedy Street 406 North Blackstone 901 Loomis Street 938 Ellerv Street 616 North State Street 632 Madison Street 223 Gillett Lake Road 1006 East Ganson Street 1604 Pringle Compliments of CHROPOWICZ Funeral Home 1035 Cooper ST. Compliments of DALY AND RUTERFORD 116 Cooper Sf. Congrofulclfions to The Closs of 1951 From The Class of 1950 Pmm Regina Morrissey Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Klavon John Rugg Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Chomic Miss Barbara Pennington Miss Alice Birch Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pennington Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hawkins Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Kellv Dr. and Mrs. J. J. 0lMeara Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Rugg Mr. and Mrs. Frank Konkel Mr. and Mrs. Chester J. Gorczvca Leonard Chomic i Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Eichorst Mr. and Mrs. VV. J. Boland Miss Helen Keller Mr. and Mrs. N. R. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Michael Job Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Hazeres Mr. and Mrs. Leo Schweda Lewis Jewelers Jim L'Huillier Eugene L'Huillier Mr. and Mrs. George Sarata Mr. and Mrs. Forrest P. Svoboda Mr. and Mrs. Oren XV. Bilaski Miss Esther Bilaski Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McGuill Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Schonhard Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cunningham George Hazeres Charles Burke Mr. and Mrs. Ben A. Skrocki Mr. and Mrs. John B. Nichols Mrs. G. Knutson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Brown Mrs. E. Smith Miss Ramona Smith John Job Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Papiersky Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Laskowich Mr. and Mrs. Russell Van Buren Jim Van Buren Mr. and Mrs. VV. J. Bullinger Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Bronakowski, Miss Catherine J. Berkemeier Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sussex Mr. Jerry Cox Mr. and Mlrs. Alex Calineyn Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Chapman Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dcbus Mr. and Mrs, Francis Dovle Jeanne Etinne Mr. and Mrs. Leo Harrington Lucy Lannigan Catherine Maloney Marie Maloney Mr. John C. O'Leary Mr. Dan Ritson Miss Betty Granger .Miss Anna Marie Granger Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Duffey Mr. and Mrs. Victor Maes Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Royal Sehied Mr. H. VV. Harding Miss Mary Lou Duffy Miss Jane Acker Mr. and Mrs. Louis Clair O'Connell Miss Dorothy Pauwels Miss Louise Alexander Michigan Shoe Rebuilding Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Muck Mr. and Mrs. Glen L. Stetler Miss Barbara O'Meara Rev. Father James O'Meara Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Brown Miss Margaret Faulkner Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Maher Dr. and Mrs. George O'Connor Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. L'Huillier S