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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1953 volume:

w L ur. - w .xl A 1 - September September November November November December December December December December February March my March March April May' X June CMI IIAR IH IVE IS School Began Football Opening V St. John VS. St. Mary Annual Football Game Victory Dance! ! ! Victory Free Day! Basketball Opening Reception of Seniors in Miraculous Medal Christmas Choral Concert Senior Christmas Party Hansen-Case Christmas Formal at Cascades Clubhouse Mission conducted by Rev. Fr. Ernest Miller, and his brother Rev. Fr. Louis Miller. . , St. Patrick Play E Inter-Class Basketball Tournaments f St. Joseph's Day - Program in honor of Fr. Coyle's Feast Day. Juniorig-Senior Prom at the Cascades Clubhouse , . 2' May Crowning of the Blessed Virgin Mary Commencement Exercises Q L X' , ,- ASQ Q:- E' 5-I ' ix RQ ff' 1 XIX G, x 7 . iz n ' ' ,L I - , ...MU-. . ' 1, . . A . .. X I y f A gi my S - A t 1 -- , , , , 1 ' f-.-fPAes tefss- .. - ' t , , m T31 A ' , ' 5 3 K On Se tember 6, 1 A , sixt -one teen-horned Freshmen ascended the stairs of'St2' 'JQhI1f:'H'iV hgh Due tothe increased number P Y S . , ., ..,,. , .,. of knowledge-seekers, our class was divided into two groups under the capable direction-df' Margaretgandl Sister Marie Madeline. Our first bow to high school society was made when we staged our first pep-meeting,f6r'the St. John? 'Sri Tlhomas football game. Our spiritual knowledge was increased when Father Wroth-conducted our ifirstifretreat the last few days offlvlay., During our Freshman year, the inauguration ofthe annual May Crowning tookplace, g gAb,r 4 ' 1 ' V Af We soon found ourselves stepping out of the small shoes of green fresliies andintofthe biggerfboosts of sophisticated Sophomores. Under the perpetual guidance of Sister Ann Thomas and Sister lrma Catherine, we proudly assumed the responsibility offserving the Senior breakfast to the graduating class of 1951. Our sophomore year progressed smoothly. until the annual high school picnic at Pleasant Lake on June 5th. Unaware of the happenings which take' place cachjyear at the pipnic, we were astonished by the dunking of the underclassmenl A A V 't.--. Q ' , V On September 5, 1951, we again entered the portals of Saint John High to' begin jour 1unfaf,yaar,unaaf the guidance of Sister Jean Baptiste. Late in September, we encountered our first activity which was that OfChOOSll1g-'.OL!'l'-QVEl'yCh?,l'lSllCd classgrings. Our social life began to shine as we sponsored many successful dances, the proceeds of which were used to entcrtainfthe graduates at the Junior - Senior Prom. A school-wide turkey raffle also aided-us insecuring the sufficient fundnceded for the Prom. On October 27, the entire class took part in the Jubilee Pageantcommemorating the golden anniversary of our present school build- ing. Acknowledgment was given to the priests whohave guided St. John's to the highest'point,of, respect and honorg Fasher Schenkelberg, Father Wall, Father Duffy, and our present Pastor, Father Coyle. The lastiand most memorable event of our Junior year was the Prom held at the Cascades Clubhouse on April 15th. 4 - ' H ' 3 The happiest and most well remembered of all our school years is the Senior Year. That day finally came, Septemgber 6, 1952, when we entered the halls of Saint John High for the last-time as high-school students. On the nights of October 7, 8, 9, the bulbs flashed rapidly at Dunhanna Photo Studio. Sleek hair, shiny noses, stiff collars, and ,snowy-white blouses made the entire Senior Class look saintly. After a brief delay we gave a sigh of relief that all the pictures had turnedout. . .and no one had broken the camera! , i - J 1 . It was truly a great victory that pealed forth from the now historic Victory Bell atop of old St. John's on November lI6, 1952. We had beaten out cross-town rival St. Mary's 26 to 19, and the whole high school rejoiced when-we received the prize Duffy Jug at the annual Victory Dance where Margaret Mary Woods was crowned Miss Gael. 1 On December 5, the entire student body took' part in the impressive ceremonies which consecrated the Senior Classfto Mary, our Heavenly Mother. . .',s fi - V , L . . . On February 15, we began two fervent weeks of prayer with a mission which was ably conducted by two Redemptorifst Priests, Father Ernest Miller and his brother, Father Louis Miller. , H ' , ' A E ' , ' 2 On April 14, the Cascades Clubhouse was again the scene of the Junior-Senior Prom. This time, we the f'Seniors were the guests of honor and thanks to the Juniors an enjoyable and memorable evening was had by all.' ' 1 A ' Our much remembered high school picnic was held at .Hankerd's Grove, Pleasant Lake on May 14. We were very gqateful to the High School Mothers Club who through their neverlending ,efforts made possible the picnic. Exciting games andlcontests were entered by all with prizes awarded to the winners., 1 1 ' ' , The crowning of the Blessed Virgin, Mary, which is now anannual event took place on -May 31. The entire student body participated inthe splendid display of devotion to Mary, our Motherj V - 3 The bells of St. John's will ringout on June 7, and bring to a close four years of intense study and many happy memories for forty-nine graduating Seniors. We rejoice at the fact that we have completed twelve years of schooling' but we are reluc- tant to depart from our clear Alma Mater. Upon leaving, we wish to thank the Faculty, and the priests, and especially Sister Hiltrude for her continual kindness and understanding, and Father ,Coyle for giving' us his guidance necessary to preparelus for the world we are about to face. The Seniors are now but a memory to our dearschool. . ,. sofwe will quietlyleave bidding you afond Farewell. A ' i ' 4 N cl .S '2 5 Q 0 .tifltfl alwt , 1 Q' ..,.. :.:,12: S gilt'llltll Mi JJ.. 1 s Q Qi? 1 0 13111115-i?il'1i1i,tlllfl .Emi af 1 1 is ts trr 1 'irl ir' J 1 1 Wg, n 'F :,, 5 l 1 e E 2 3 2 Q 5 5 X 1 i E 3 2 3 4 Q E N1 m06LC6lfLOI'l :'g IN 'E N BX HQ iii As a means of thanking Mrs. Harry Keller, our Yearbook Advisor, for a year of hard work and unselfish devotion we wish to dedicate the Blue Book of 1953 to her. We are extremely grateful for her en- couragement and enthusiasm. She has help- ed to make our work enjoyable, and we trust that this volume will always be a reminder of the year she spent with us. The Seniors of 1953 O111' OPQLUOI' , X.: I'OW of time the echoes of 1- V ff vn.1fQ.-!?aiv.,- K- Mm, we 'awk W' Z ' J, ,3W:. f 1. 1- :V QfsQ,211fM- 1: W 4 Wa.. REVEREND FATHER JOSEPH V. COYLE PASTOR Since becoming our Pastor on January 8th, 1946, Father Coyle has directed many spiritual and social functions which have been a benefit to both students and parishoners. Through his guidance, the last two summers have been memorable ones because of the July Parish Festival. To Father Coyle from the departing Class of 53, we leave our most heart- felt thanks and gratitude to the generous and virtuous example he has given us as a friend and advisor. Reverend Father Clarence Wood - Assistant Pastor Born at Flint, Michigan, Father Wood obtained his education at St. Mary School. His priestly studies were begun at Sacred Heart Seminary, Detroit, and finished at Mount St. Mary in Cincinnati, Ohio. He was ordained May 30th, 1947. Father Wood arrived in Jackson in No- vember of 1948. Sophomores and Seniors have been instructed by him in religion. These classes provide much satisfaction and knowledge. His greatest joy from be- ing the Director of Athletics was received from the return of the famous Duffy Jug. On a golden summer day, when Father has finished his priestly duties and all other necessary tasks, he is most likely to be found on a golf course. 1 . eReverend Father Francis Murray - Assistant Pastor Father Murray began his seminary days at St. Joseph's, Grand Rapids. Then he was transferred to Sacred Heart at Detroit, and later moved to Mount St. Mary, Cincinnati, and finally finished at St. .Tohn's, Plymouth, Michigan. His day of ordination was June Znd, 1951. Residing in Kalamazoo, Father Murray, as a boy, attended St. Augustine School, our great rival. His first assignment was at St, John's, and we have had possession of him since August, 1951. Since then, the Fresh- men and Junior classes have benefited by his instruction in the religion class. 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' 4!,.v3: 5-'?L'S'5v1f' EEEVQ1- .c,.,g-wxzqfh lzqb. ,r 7 FAREWELL, Today we leave our dear Saint John's, Our school years over at last. But never in our minds will falter The joyous thoughts of the past. Through these long years we've studied hardy We have worked, and played, and prayed. We have offered everything to God, Trusting that near Him we've stayed. As we go on through each new year We'll utter, each, a prayer For those who linger at St. John High, For those still toiling there. We pay tribute to the Sisters dear, Who, while we worked and played, Kept their constant vigil o'er Their children as they prayed. CLASS FLOWER: Red Rose Mighty like a rose, they say Concerning life's fair flower. Our hope is also in God's strength, As on us grace is showered. CLASS COLORS: Blue and White The brilliant colors of our class Portray our feelings light. Yet true devotion to our work Is held in Blue and White. CLASS MOTTO: Under Mary's Mantle Through all our years of study We've found devotion trueg Always, as'God's children Under Mary's Mantle Blue. ST. .TOHN'S And who could have fought those dreary years Without the aid of one blessed. Truly, God's grace has been given anew To His priests - His workers best. The Victory Bell on dear St. John's Rings out again anew To wish us many happy years In our future life so new! We're thankful that this happy year Has dawned to us at last. But yet a tear or two may drop To recall the years that have passed. And so we say, Farewell, St. John's, Bless us from above, And keep us ever in your heart Forever, with God's love. Joyce Calbert ALMA MATER Hail St. John's Blue and Gold, Dear Alma Mater To thee we pledge anew our fealty. Thine is the victory, All our hearts hast Thou conquered, We shall be true to Thee Eternally. Hail Alma Mater, our school belovedg Our spotless lives shall be Your greatest fame. Ever our guiding star, be Thou our inspiration, Honor and Loyalty Be ever to Thy name! 8 Ok wk' f'--f WN-4svfL.u enior Cfadd O icerfi LEFT TO RIGHT: President: . . . . Michael Keller Vice-President: . . Ida Walicki Treasurer: . . . . John Murray Secretary: . . . Patricia Griffin en iam 1953 JOAN CHOMIC Librarian 3g Choir 4g Ambition: Stenographer. WALTER HINES Baseball r, 3, 4g Football 1, 2, 4g Class President 2, Ambition: Success. ROSEMARY MURPHY Choir l,2,3,4g Choral I,2,4g 1 Basketball 2, 3, Blue Book Typist 9 4g Ambition: Secretary. ROBERT SMITH Baseball Ig Volleyball 2g Choral Ig Golf 45 Christopher 25 Ambition: Carpenter. l l MARGARET MARY WOODS ' Choral 1, 33 Choir 1,25 Sodality 1, 2, Prom Committee 3, Miss Gael 1 Ambition: Nurse. ' 1 ll 'bf DAVID CAVENDER Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Basketball rg Baseball 3, 4g Volleyball 2g Track 1, 2, 3g Ambition: History Teacher JOHN MURRAY Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 25 Christopher 2, 43 Class Treasurer 45 Ambition: Country School Teacher Gfarid ELIZABETH VANCALBERGH Sodality 1,25 Choir I,2, 3,45 Business Manager of Blue Book 4 Prom Committee 3g Librarian 43 W Ambition: Teacher ,lf ,,, 1,1 IEANNE DUFFY Choir I, 2, 3, 4: SSC Treasurer 45 Blue Book Staff 4g Sodality Ig Prom Committee 33 Ambition: Nurse. 1 TERESA CUMMINGS Softball 1, 35 Choral 1.2, 3,45 Octet 4g Choir 1, 2, 3, 4g Basketball 33 Sodality 1,23 Ambition: Nurse I I BEVERLY WALKOWICZ Choral zp Band 33 Picture Editor of V Blue Bookg Basketball 3, 4g SSC Treasurer 3: Librarian 45 Prom w Committee 35 Sodality 4, Ambition: l College Degree 44+ 9 .mnmuma.mmmwmmammwmlmef..irwfmm,arraoawmmomwkM1mmm-m 3 BARBARA ZASKI Basketball 1,2, 3g Choral I,4g Ambition: Air-line Hostess MICHAEL KELLER Choral I,2,4p Accompanist I,2, 3, 45 Christopher 23 Acolyte 1.2, 3, 43 School Representative to Boy's State I3 Student Athletic Council 45 Toastmaster for Prom 3g Editor of Blue Book 4g Class President 4g Ambition: Writer DAVID HOMMERDING Ambition: State Police arid ' RITA ANUSZKIEWICZ Choral 3, 45 Basketball 1, 25 Ambition: Secretary ROBERT BETTENDORF Baseball 2, 3, 45 Football I,2, 45 Ambition: Draftsman ALICE ENGLAND Choir 1, 2, 35 Choral 1, 25 Basket ball 1,25 Softball I5 Prom Committee 35 Ambition: Nurse 'ffmfr of 1953 K 1 ,rf-,,.,',,.A ., r a, -:' iz kkk' gk JOYCE CALBERT - ,. A GENEVIVE PAPIERSKY SSC ViCS'PT6Sidef1I 4: Glee Club k V I 'Tl Choral 45 Choir Ig Prom Committee DHSCIOI 3: Band Leader 3.45 35 Ambition: Stenographer Sodaliry I,2,4g Choral I,2: 35 hy Librarian 1,45 Prom Committee 35 ' Ambition: Mrs. B.E.s. t 5 f1r, : MARY ALICE SOLTIS r ri 5 1AMEs KIRK Choral I,2,43 Softball 33 Ambition: K i: 1' 'fiif V' Basketball 2g Volleyball 23 Nurse 1 1 Chfi5t0Phe'5 2' 43 Band I? Prom , K r1 Committee 3: Ambition: Draftsman '..r5,,,xf ,mnf . r - . A Q W .,i,sseJsff.1ef1 ffzzgezgyfe, ir w IDA WA LICKI Choral I, 2,45 Basketball 25 Vice- President 4: Ambition: Nurse MARY GOFF Choral 3,45 SSC Secretary 35 Ambition: Nurse G66 LEA INGELS Choral 1,45 Choir 1.2, 3, 4: SSC Secretary 25 Librarian 35 Ambition Nurse DAVID STABILE Choral I, 35 Football 25 Baseball 45 Ambition: Mechanic RICHARD BECK Ambition: A Pugilist A 2 r,, CAROLYN CAMPBELL Choir I, 2, 3, 4g Sodality I, 2, 3, 45 Basketball Ig Prom Committee 3, Ambition: Secretary 193 MARY ANN FITZGERALD Sodality 1, 2, Choral 3,45 Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Ambition: Secretary MARILYN SMITH Sodality I, 2,45 Basketball 3, Choral 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Octet 2, 3, 4g Librarian 2g Prom Committee 3, Blue Book Staff 4, Ambition: Nurse ALICE SADOWSKI Choral 3, 45 Basketball Ambition: Secretary YVCNNE WASIELEWSKI Choral 1, 2, 33 Choir I, 2, Ambition: Nurse add PATRICIA WELLMAN Choral 1, 2, 3, 4g Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Accompanist 1, 2, 3, 4g Sodality 45 Basketball Ig Ambition: Music Teacher ANGELA RUGG Choral I, 2, 3, 45 Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4g Sodality 1, 2, 4, Student Athletic Council 45 Octet I, 2, 4, Class Secretary 25 Ambition: Lab Technician mi ROBERT PETERS , Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Water Boy 35 Ambition: A Scots Piper 5 5 A -Roo f1::W '? 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D, r .W Q5 , -' 5 Zi. 3 QL JOHN HANSEN Football 1,2, 3,45 Track 15 , Volleyball 2, 35 Choral 1, 35 Golf 35 Class President I5 Ambition: Wine Testor 0 f953 i dm Avi JAMES CROWLEY Basketball 1,2, 3, 45 Football r,2, 45 Volleyball 25 Choral I, 3, 45 Prom Committee 35 Ambition: Life Guard RONALD MCCLUSKEY Basketball I, 25 Football I, 2, 3, 45 Volleyball 25 Golf 3, 45 Choral 1, 25 Christopher 25 Sports Editor of Blue Book 45 Ambition: Sailor 3, 45 Baseball I, 2, 3, 45 Track I, 2, STEPHEN WOWIANKO Christopher 4, Choral Ig Ambition: A Success GILLIAN CROWLEY Choral 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, 3,4g Sodality I,2g Prom Committee 33 Ambition: Trip to Erin CAM JOAN MUCK Choral 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Sodality 4, Basketball I, 2g Soft- ball 2, Volleyball Ig Ambition: Fashion Designer A PATRICIA DANGLER Choral 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Accompanist I, 2, 3, 4, Organist 3, 4, Sodaliry r,2, 3,45 Prefect 3, 4, Chairman SSC 1, 2, Band 1, 2, 3,4 Ambition: Music Teacher JAMES KAPLINSKI Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 15 Basketball I5 Golf 35'Ambition: Engineer PATRICIA GRIFFIN Librarian 15 Sodality I, 25 Prom Committee 35 Choir I,2,45 Blue Book Staff Secretary 45 Class Vice-President 35 Class Sec- retary 45 Ambition: Nurse of 1953 MARY LOUISE DERAEDT Choir I, 2, 45 Associate Editor of Blue Book 45 Prom Committee 35 Librarian 25 Class Vice-President 25 Class Secretary I, 33 Ambition: Nurse HARRY CASE Football I,2, 3,45 Basketball 1,25 Volleyball 25 Choral 15 Track I5 Class Treasurer I5 Class President A mbition: Beachcomber Cheerleader 2, 3, 45 Soclality 1, 25 eniom l I93 DIANE SCHONHARD Choral 3, 4g Sodality Ig Choir 1, 2, 3, 4g Activity Editor of Blue Book 4g Prom Committee 32 Ambition: African Explorer DAVID AREND Christopher 2g Choir 4g Ambition: Management BARBARA WELLMAN Choral 1, 2,45 Sodality 4, Choir I,2, 3, 4g SSC Secretary 4g Bas- ketball Ig Blue Book Typist 4, Ambition: Champion Typist DANIEL WHITNEY Football I, 2, 3, 4g Basketball I, 2g Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4g Track 1, 2, 4g Golf 3, 49 Volleyball 2g Choral Ig Class Treasurer 35 Ambition: Dancer BEVERLY LAMMERS Sodality I, 25 Choir I,2, 33 Librarian 1, 2, 33 Prom Committee 35 Ambition: Nurse Z 2 ,t Zjflr f ff , .MQ A ' f H 1 ' IQ 4 K nl th Qwle - L 8113 LU' This page sponsored by HONEY DEW SANDWICH OFFICE SUPPLY HOUSE SHOPPE 129 South Mechanic Street 104 South Mechanic Street 6339 -Phones- 3-1946 Phone 9435 Z3 QW' 1,160 ,A ,v tivnf ,.-,--'L A WQQFL,-A-5-vb -' ' K 555' 'L , 11 g 1, , .,, . 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FIRST ROW: Patricia Krist, Carole Rosencrants, Donald Arend, Rita Stoll, Carolyn Witkowski, Blanche Cavan- augh, Stanley Soltis, Lee Miller, Judy Cahill. SECOND ROW: Robert Macklin, Thomas Torri, Daniel Hommerding, Robert Lammers, Diane Kenzie, Philip Olds, Carol Ordway, Joanne Black, George Hilden. THIRD ROW: Diane Tobin, Ann Hatch, William Dwyer, Ralph LaRosa, Julia Johnson, Darrell Konopka, Jeanette Powers, Janet Helms, Mary Clark. i 5 X gnaifff QMCQPJ SEATED: Mary Bober, Treasurer, Joanne Sponsler, Secretary. STANDING: Anthony I-Iarsch, Vice- President, Richard Updike, President. X ,V 5 '- i K in , f Marjorie Przano ' 'jj ,, - 'V ' f , I iikr if 5 . M , Q ,t,, -f. - , ,fl is ..F,.,g-. .ff ,V , ' KN Gerald Culhane Donald Elinski M, r I 5 A if T-aff!-W 495' ,' 4. bds, - P , 5 bw D .N has In s f r , I r' -f 1 - 1 ii' :' 1 X idddii 'r1t,. f VJb.,,: ,N 1 Kenneth William l 1 l 3 Kathryn Hogle I -1 . .f-W' Q . sn P' fag 'lah 3? ,. -fr Wig, 5 . N4 Ll , ar H ,: . 'l, f it v , . 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'P i ' ,S-+5 - 'fem X11 :'f.'w:g .'-J Lv '1,L.f2ag,--. 1.-fer ggi, M ,Q 1' f ' ,W xsvfff Kmh' . , ,W-Q.,p,Eg:f f 1 gf7:f1:4aJf f 4, :mu . W. rl ,K Q NN., ,V i9..'.,1. 3 sgg iyf Q 3 N xl :L W Avi E ' J f'? 5' V n If-'xsz :ff-' x -'aww QA jeu! All Jr- --- SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES Standing: Angela Rugg, Michael Keller Seated, left to right: SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVE Gene Stoll, JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVE Mary O'Dowd F RESHMEN REPRESENTATIVES Sylvia Anuszkiewicz, Lee Miller NOT PRESENT FOR PICTURE: Larry Poxon, Junior Tom Stewart, Sophomore --Mg, The Student Athletic Council has been newly formed this year under the direction of Father Wood. Two students from each grade in High School are chosen by the faculty to participate in the SAC. Its function is to organize pep-rallies, and in general to help promote school spirit! 47 I . 2' has ,, -WF' Y, wfffa 4 Q wg-mi' 4- 'S ff' 4 ,Q afx f ,Q X x 9 Av 1 gn. .I 4. , S K Q K 7 'J ag ,6 .SV n 4, 4 V U ommehcia! 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His determination and S00 e John's has ever seenl Through his tactfulness and ability xsrlixiicilillis the cause for many of our victories. to cope with difficulties, he boosted the team morale! This Page Sponsored By KRUER 8: NEUBECKER DALY AND RUTHERFORD and Building Supplies 116 Cooper St. Cor. Ganson and Stewart HARRY CASE - Was chosen to be Captain and Leader of DAVE CAVENDER - He was our double-threat to all the 52 Football Team. He was an outstanding back, opponents because of his good passing and receiving. and a dependable runner who received honorable men- A fast runner and tackler, who handled each situation tion in the Catholic League. with ingenuity! m JIM CROWLEY - lim well earned his name Jim, the Ri- umukmnr - Ron ta k f-L ITURES NOT Rock, by his hard tackling and spirit. Through his HIS love of Football was clc led aqd blocked vigorousl I ' AWHLABLE: Dan vigor and ability, he rightfully received the title All Played. 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Michigan Avenue CADY 81 WHITE SERVICE 1318 West Michigan Ave TRIDENT CORPORATION Probert Road SERVISOFT 301 Cooper Street LYLE HUNT AND COMPANY 225 East Michigan Avenue PRESTLER ROOFING 8: SHINGLE CO 515-519 Hupp Street JACKSON HI-SPEED COMPANY 746 Liberty Street P, il' 1 in 's 7 ii., Compliments of CHRISTIAN CLEANERS 3 Hour Service a Specialty 1105 East Michigan Avenue Telephone 4-7126 MULVANEY HEATING COMPANY 1609 East Michigan Avenue Jackson, Michigan Bud Calligan Leo Mulvaney Frank Shaughnessy Congratulations Class of 53 KIDDIE KORNER ' Better Toys 306 W. Michigan Ave Telephone 9301 Very Best Wishes To The Seniors SHOW BAR Never A Dull Moment Page and Elm Phone 4-3267 Sewing Machine Repair 8: Conversion R.C. RUBERT 441 Adams Compliments of H.E. NICHOLS - Fur 8: Cloth Garment Service Shop 316 West Michigan Avenue Phone 4-4957 HOWARD AND SOLON COMPANY 500 E. Michigan Avenue Wholesale Tobacconists Congratulations Class of '53 IlWe BLISS LUGGAGE SHOP Quality Travelers Supplies 206 South Jackson Street Extend Our Heartiest Congratulations To St. .Iohn's Graduating Class Our Heartiest Congratulations To St. John Senior Class ! !! UIHH-Mlllllll CIINIPA Y Building Construction 401 North Jackson Street Over A Half Of A Century Of Successful Building for Jackson MILLER MACHINE AND TOOL CO. 835 Belden Road Tools, Dies, Jigs, Special Machinery, Jig Boring, Blanchard Grinding And Heat Treating MILLER INDUSTRIES F. P. MILLER COMPANY 213 East Cortland Street 718 E. Michigan Ave. Medium and Heavy Production Machinery Phone 4-6109 Phone 3-1257 Jackson, Michigan New And Used Machinery, Tools, Motors and Shop Supplies Congratulations To The Seniors Of 1953 B HHHVS BIEVERAISE SHS ICI Beer - Wine - Keg Beer Phone 4-6155 For Speedy Delivery B. F. Andruszewski THE HANDLEY -BROWN HEATER COMPANY Extends Congratulations To ' The Graduating Class Of 1953 The Handley-Brown Heater Company Manufacturers Gas Water Heaters, Con- version Burners, and other devices for The Gas Industry. Over a quarter of a century of fine products that are serving people throughout the land. Best Wishes For A Happy And Successful Future To The Seniors! ERVEN SALES AND SERVICE 951 E. South Street Phone Z-8471 For Courteous Service Compliments of JACKSON DROP FORGE Jackson, Michigan Congratulations Class of 1953 FISK COAL COMPANY 700 Liberty Street Compliments of JACKSON IRON AND METAL M 3 ' f f f A CLEM DAVIS INC. Your Friendly Ford Dealer Complete Automobile Service Factory Trained Mechanics Genuine Ford Parts Distributor Dial Z-8211 901 E. Michigan Ave. Jackson CONC-RAT ULAT IONS SENIORS CLASS OF 1953 103 W M1Ch1gan Avenue Phone Z 4204 IA MASS Wlll To our beloved Pastor, Father Coyle, we bequeath our, sincere appreciation for his understanding interest in our many activities throughout our school years. Father Wood, our zealous Athletic director, receives much gratitude for his endless work to improve the spirit of the student body. To Father Murray, we leave our congratulations for his success in pulling us through the difficult situations that occured frequently at our Junior and Senior dances. To the faculty, we bequeath a big Congratulations for finally succeeding to pound a sprinkling of knowledge in our block-heads, We also hope that their burdens will be lessened in our absence. We hope that the Green Horned Freshmen will increase in maturity and poise -f-Q by the time the horrible title of Seniors is conferred on them, To the Sophomores, young and inexperienced, we will a portion of our , A abundant school spirit in a fervent plea that they will lend a helping in-gl A school activities. ' ' To the ambitious Juniors, in general, we leave the hope that they will enjoy their Senior year as much as we have. It's all yours, Juniors! ' I Speed-Demon Anuszkiewicz leaves heriway with a Royal to Sharon Lucas. . High-Pockets Arend leaves his ability to see over the steering wheel to Rita Maher. . ' Bob Bettendorf reluctantlydeparts with his cave-man manners and bestows them with misgivings on friend Jim Forner, Joy Calbert leaves her Snake Pit laugh and love of 'joking and having fun to any up-and-coming Senior, Carolyn Campbell leaves her ability to have her assignments done 99.4436 of the time to the Leon twins. K Hairy Case a fervent admirer of the Hermits Cave leaves his hideous cackle to Jim O'Conner and Francis Brieger, Drowsy-Eyes Cavender leaves his sleepyamanner to Matty Cummings. ' A Henpecked Beck leaves his nickname Itchie to Ruth Berry. . s Double-Bubble Chomic leaves to Jeannie Cochran her reserved spot in the gum orchard blooming in the Senior waste basket. A 1 Cold-Blooded Crowley wills her spot on the radiator to Betty Smith. . Jimmy Fat Crowley leaves his ability to sit in a phone booth hours at a ti-me to Ernie Kwaske. Q Giggles Cummingswills her infectious laughter to Shirley Cavender, Saucy Dangler leaves her gale of Room 301 to Sally Cameron. ' Lead-Footed Deraedt and Duffy leave their waltzing ability to Julie Kelly and Mary Kastens. Use it well, girls! Alley England leaves her ability to play marbles to Mike Hazares. Truthfu1 Fitzgerald leaves her ability to pass the lie-detector test to Lorraine Fitsh, Merry Goff , distant relative of Mario Lanza, leaves her latest hit tune, WITH MY EYES WIDE OPEN, l'M SLEEPING to Margie Wisda and Louise Obuchowski, Bluebeard Hansen wills his well-worn seat in Mother's office to Mike O'Dowd, ' Wide-Eyed Hines leaves his short snorrs fduring the noon hourl to Alma Kellogg, Smoke-Rings Hommerding leaves his nicotine fits to Del Thomas, U Lovely Lea leaves her fingernail clippers to Phyllis Sullivan, ' . Jarring Jim Kaplinski leaves his way with the teachers to Ed Roman, Hot Rod Keller leaves his ability to get in and out 'ot' parking spaces to Michael Moran. Katty Kirk leaves his French accent and romantic phrases to Dicky Crowley, Ill-tempered Lammers leaves her unused license to any stranded Junior in hopes that they will get more out of it than she has Little Ron McCluskey leaves his line to any wash woman. m ' Starry-Eyed Muck leaves her alertness to Marilyn Newman. Wake up, girlsl P Jovial John Murray leaves his happy manner to Glen Atkin and Mary Lou Cahill. Rosy Murphy leaves her brother Jerry and the rest of the Murphy clan, the ability to fill up the school in the future. Jenny Papiersky leaves her ability to break a golden silence to Marianne Hahn and Rosemarie, Vassal, Woman-Hater Peters leaves his thriftiness to Jim Helms and Ed Herrera, Don't spend it all in one spot, boysl Organizer Rugg leaves her ability to start planning pep-meetings I5 minutes ahead of time to Larry Mack, Goldy Locks -Sadowski leaves her latest Paris fashions to Mary Myers, Snippy Schonhard wills her pinking shears to any rag mop. Marilyn' Smith leaves her good alto voice to the Freshmen monotones. Heartbreaker Soltis leaves her power over men to Veronica Pahl and Delores Greer, V Casonova Kid Dave Stabile left. . .in a parachute! ll H 2 K Shabby Bess Vancalbergh wills her unsupplied wardrobe to Carol Dollinger, Remember, inventory every monthl Wasteful Walicki leaves her highly successful technique of always being busy-doing-nothing to Larry Poxon and Alphonse Lycke, V Wrinkled Walko leaves her Old Age Pension to any Ancient Junior, , Willing Wasielewski leaves her completed, but slightly battered Chemistry papers to Dick Trajnowski and .Don Stachowicz, Just in casel ' ' Pat and Barb Wellman leave their slow as molasses attempt to get to church on time to Tom Louagie and Joan Bilaski, Eli Whitney leaves his latest book entitled How To Get Women, Without Dancing, to Jerry Kwaske and Ernie Ambs, Maggie Woods leaves to the future Chemistry classes, namely Robert Pauwels and George Oldacre the hope that they will have better luck blowing up the lab than she didl ll V Steve Wowianko leaves his strictly , IRISH name to Jerry Kelly and Mary O'Dowd, Barb Zaski leaves her ability to co-operate in all school activities to future Seniors. , , - Signature A ' THE SENIOR CLASS t cuss vtutnitv C A Page from Jack Hansen's Diary J ' - - une Dear Diary, I 7' 1973 On this, the twentieth anniversary of my graduation from St. John's High School, I felt an urge to discover what had become of my former classmates. A quick survey of my growling enterprise, Pitt's Pottery Plant convinced me that my absence for the day would not slow down production. So, I hopped into my favorite flying saucer, Soup Bowl, and undertook the ten-minute flight from Mars to Earth, , ' I i As the Empire State Building came into view, I decided that it would be as good a place as any to land. Alighting from my saucer, I headed for the first elevator and was astounded to see Walter Hines at the controls. A sudden tap on my shoulder diverted my attention to a studious looking gentleman on my right. On closer inspection I recognized Dan Whitney, who informed me that he was Professor of Psychology at Cambridge University where he and his wife, the former Mary Goff resided. Entering the lobby, I was nearly deafened by the insistent voice of Joyce Calbert who was demonstrating the Steady Stream Water Pistol, manufactured by Bess Vancalbergh, Inc. Once outside, I hopped into the first taxi parked at the curb and who should be sitting at the wheel but Jim Kaplinskil Just then, a familiar voice issued from the radio. lt was none other than Ron McCluskey introducing the guest speaker of the day, Pat Wellman, who had just returned from a big-game hunting expedition in Africa. As I glanced out of the window, a huge billboard in front of Carnegie Hall announcing the main attraction of the night, Phil Spitalny All Girl Orchestra starring Pat Dangler and her magic violin, attracted my attention. Co-starring was that internationally known famous pianist, Mary Ann Fitzgerald, playing Chopsticks.l Since boxing is One' of my favorite sports, I ordered the cab to stop at Madison Square Garden where Bob Bettendorf was defending his Mosquito Weight crown against slugger Steve Wowianko, an up-and-comi.ng title contender. On my way in I purchased a pack of Lammer's Foot-long Fags, manufactured by Beverly Lammers who in her private yacht, follows the U. S. S. BRUSH and supplies Captain Atkins 85 his crew with their daily cigarettes. To my dismay I discovered that the bout was postponed due to the fact that Bob's wife, the former Lea Ingles, had just presented him with his seventh sonl . I felt rather dizzy from the excitement of the morning and decided to visit the nearest doctor. A few buildings down the street, a sign indicated the offices of Michael Keller M.O. on the thirdlfloor.,-His efficient nurse, Yvonne Wasielewski, informed me that the doctor would be with me in a few minutes. Whittling away my time, I 'turned to thesports section of the morning paper where a decisive ,victory Olympic Walkathon for the Americans by Beverly Walkowicz was presented in big type. On the comic page, Teresa Cummings famous portrayal of Little Fanny Gooney, pleasantly held my ,attention until the doctor was ready. I u - -, . . . , 3 Finding myself physically fit, I proceeded to a nightclub on the outskirts of town.II had just comfortably seated myself when the spot-light fell upon Bubbles Anuszkicwicz singing her version,ofq I've Got Tears in My Ears frornlying on My Back in My Bed While I Cry Over You. Her next number was a duet with that internationally famous crooner, . Jirn,Crowley. Mary Lou Deraedt who had just joined me at my table hinted that the dreamyulooks that they were giving ,each otlter weren't just an act. Mary Lou was busily engaged at the time in gathering informationifor her latest book, 'Night Life in the,U.S.A. just then, a suave looking Bob Smith, employed as head waiter, approached the table. After a few minutes of pleasant . reminiscing I learned that he was happily married to Mag Woods, who was, drawing customerstby the droves with hpr famous dinners. The largest share of her time, however, 'was occupied by her three youngsters. - , f . J Y A K Having made the rounds of New York, I climbed backfinto my saucer andkheaded for dear old Jackson. Seven and three- fourths seconds later I screeched the brakes at 4ooo Cooper St. ,Looking upward, I caught a' glimpse of Jim Kirksxgeering out from the bars of a second storywindow, flashing his'Pepsodent smilej After checkingthe records, I learned he ha , been placed in solitary confinement for highjackinguqtwo cases of 7-UP. If ,ff f ' my , ,' 1 , . , s . Q As I was hitchlhiking into town, I caughtusight of that staunch farmer, Dave Hommerding, feeding this '3,,ooo prize roosters.- Just then, his loving wife, Carolyn Campbell cameracing out off the door surrounded by her fourteen children. E Dave informed methat his hired hand, JohniMurray, would give me a liftintowtown. It seems that John, a confirmed H P bachelor at the ripe old age of 38, had been successful infevading hisimany ardent admirers. We climbed into oldfi Tin Liz along with Teddy, the dog, who was badly in need of a dose of Itchrno's Farnous,F lee Powder, patentedsby Dicli Beck, I which was used exclusively at Marilyn Smith's Dog and Cat Hospital where she specializes in taking care of little' pooches. Since John had a few minutes to spare, we decided to take in a lecture that was being given at the Navy Clublby a former classmate of ours, Diane Schonhard. Diane has beentouring the country giving pointers to the younger gerferation on How To Be A Spinster. . .And Like Itl After a very enlightening half hour, we returned to our auto which we hald left in the capable hands of Alice Sadowski, who was running the M. O., Parking Lot. ,fWe never did discover' what the i'M.O. meant. . . 22? Passing the Bonton Theater, we saw that Angie Rugg finally got her, name in lights. An on-stage presentation - of 'her current play, Take An F, was attracting a huge crowd. By this time, my stomach had a emptyifeeling, I had John drop me off at Bob's Lunch which was under new management. Bob' Peter's wasthe new manager and he employed Ida Walicki and Joan Muck as waitresses. While he took in the money the'girls,charmed the customers. Seated in fa corner table dressed in a stunning outfit direct from Paris was' Joan Chomic. She was now designing all the clothes for the Patricia Anne Shop, owned and operated by Pat Griffin. ' ' , N A if After paying five-dollars for my horsemeat, I left Bob's andwas just turning the corner whensleanne Duffy thrust a pam- phlet into my hands praising the merits of her husband, Dave Arend, who was running for the President of the Tapa Kega Day ticket. He promised better Baby Blatz in the future. -f A A ' , About this time I felt a urge to visit my old haunts, the Cascades.. I could hardly beat my way through the large group of onlookers, who were engrossed in watching Alice England make the firstftrip over the Cascades in a barrelll This event has been publicized efficiently by the We Tell The World advertising agency run by Mary Alice Soltis and Rosemary Murphy, who spread their news by way of a helicopter. A 1 , Finding things a bit dull, I switched on my wrist T.V. justin time for Harry's'l-lorror Show starring Harry Case, the Hor rible Hermit. He was assisted by Zaski, the Zombil 'Barbara-Zaski was featured in this part. Before I realized it, gl was passing St. Iohn's Academy, where I noticed Mother Mary Roberto, the formerilill Crowley, 'clapping her hands frantically in an attempt to maintain school tones. Still a faithful student of St. John's was Dave Cavender, who had at last been awarded his cap and gown Attending the graduation of their daughters, was the former Barbara Wellman and Jenny Papiersky. 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