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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1965 volume:

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Over and over these things come up in our minds, and we find ourselves asking, How can we ever find the time to get everything done? We realize that school must come first, and it doesn't matter so much what we learn there, as to lg we leari Remembering this will help us in the growth and development of mind, soul and personality. For as the minutes tick away into hours, we too await the strength that evolves from a stable Catholic atmosphere. Truly Saint J ohn' s prepares us to encounter the world with our eyes wide open. 2 3 S 5 S T 3 E 1 3 E R HERITAG -ULD and EW St. John's High School was formed in 1888, with her first small classes mold- ing a substantial foundation for an in- stitution that has since offered such splendid material both to God and to man. Since that time, many changes have occurred not only to the outside structure but also to the expanding educational structure. The superb attributes, how- ever, have remained unchanged in the life of school, being deep-rooted in all that is good and holy. The recent addition to a student curriculum is the fulfillment of the courses in which they pursue in the future. The shared time plan at Park- side, Jackson High and Jackson Junior College has been carried through and is quite a singular event. Everyone is happy at the success this system has proven. XX: ii I , 'L '-. 1f,.'wQ1sf1G4VL s'f 'I'1 .2Q'1WfI?:'5,5'512!35f, 'iff'-if . . -G n 5' .mu1.,,:ae5w2'ygEisw'7 -''M-fwf.-x:.'w1z':'-z:+,'52- -. Wwf-':e irLf'2lSF .-:,Hf ,wz,L- 23,i'?P''fivh-: Qififww w, -,,.,,w.,n, xx 11 firm- f. - 1' 11, 1 -3 - ,vwafgvigi we. I, . 1 : ?,sf . - Q 21-4 4: 'fax' :z Q ,5 .'YL'3'f,-K f' , A . A , 1' W 5 f Twin 2 eff, a Z 1 U Wm W 2 '14 ffwzf QW Hi x 1 -! ,N ' 3 ' wg: .L L - , A EI V6 ' Ar? 7 ,LJl1f1iE,E7ifLxf'L wgllwjilff,-ifbcw -li ff TL ' X Y amy E 'iaziifffffgfswff wk fa, f A 'ff ! Minutes Drag By For ages man has studied volume upon volume of literature in an effort to satisfy his quest for knowledge. In our agitated school life, learning may not al- ways seem to be as exciting as we would like. At times classes may tend to become monotonous and we are tempted to wish that there be some other way in which man can become cultured. But we are all aware that only through the perserverance of the daily rituals such as attention, understanding and homework are we able to achieve the goals that can be ours. ,:V4lY fx X r out B... Nm Around the Clock Guidance Reverend Joseph Labiak I Reverend Adolph Oser Advice or discipline, encouragement or mortification, our administration is there sta- tioned on duty for us whenever we beckon. It is as if each teaching and guiding member of St. John's is an officer in God's legion on earth, constantly directing others, as is the code of their chosen mission. And it is for this reason that we look to them, trying to follow the ex- ample that they lay before our very eyes each and every day while we are in school. As their charges, we can only hope and pray that what we have learned from their inspiring expecta- tions of us, will not be forgotten when we are out on our own. For surely, even though we seldom voice our thanks, all students are deeply grateful to them and the constant con- cern they give us. May God bless you always. 'qlbvf Ap 3 X g .dv ve .,,, l iz.. Q Q? fe Yi? we J 'Y 4 U DERCLASSME .N 'Tin The underclassmen are given the responsibility of the traditions which will be carried on for many, many years to come. Games, par- ties, studies, and dances are all important events ofthe school year which add to the fast-moving life of a St. John student. The minutes fly and the years go by, but we'll always remember our high school years. Class of '6 -Freshmen V QRCE ,gm il Putting up one of the class' vivid signs are Freshmen officers,1 tor Tom Sykes Valerie Abbott, Sheila Fitzgibbons gl Philip Ruede. , 'A-f A x X, f 3 fx as ' 2- : gzz A e L4 A K M av A' X pf 'f .u , l. A has l . A N, , A Q -A A sss s Z, .A .3 Q if i 12 Valerie Abbott Linda Atkin Philip Augustine John Balfe Lawrence Bamm Marie Bazylewicz Mary Beck Thomas Benner Mary Bliss Paulette Borener David Brady Mary Helen Branigan Robert Braun Josephine Bullinger Mary Ellen Bullinger Carlene Bungart Barry Butterfield Linda Cagney Thomas Cahill John Chmiel John Chmielewski Joseph Chrisman Jeanne Cimock Victoria Ciszewski Jodi Comperchio Ted Conde Thomas Daly Richard Davidovicz Lilly DeLosSantos Judith Demosiuk Steve DesNoyer Veronica DesNoyer Jerry Devine Mark Diffenderfer Michele Doyle Jeannette Dragonetti Lawrence Draper Linda Drongowski Deborah Dupuis John Durbrow Marcia Dziesupek Michael Eagle J . ro g Q f f 9 , Q ' .-1 Q' 3 'Mn P eff in 3 1 ix ai? 1 ' I J 1 J ..,, , ,,,, fe as .. i iii A ' , v . . 7 ' l Q. L A wx. 1 ' A' :eq i f I . D t L.. .L eu- .M K ana , WWII K.. s V I ..- f -ff ,it 2 f - ig. ' v sf A 2,-5 l o J , ZLA laa 1 M , y V J. J L-fl . lx KE 4-1-If f J! M x ,N H. if is' ' A 'lx ' ttyl ., 13 35 55? gf ST :EI f t A , A x 'K A A I i Thomas Eisele Patricia Engel Mary Farley Mark Farrell Lynn Felgar Patricia Fitzgerald Sheila Fitzgibbons Timothy Fitspatrick Martha Fleming Janet Fors William Fought Roseann Gallegros Leo Gajewski Judy Gamin Cathy Gilbertson Adele Glandorf Anne Glandorf Louis Gostola Mary Ann Gostola Patricia Gostola John Gray Joseph Gray Timothy Grymko John Gryczko Margaret Hackett Freshmen anxiously await their test grades in Mr. Perticone's General Science class Freshmen boys work out under Mr. Perticone's direction. Mary Halm Mary Jo Harrington Mary Ann Hammond Jane Hankerd Linda Hankerd A Mike Hankerd David Hansen Margaret Hauck Peter Hawley Leonard Heath Judy Hengesbaugh Delores Herrera Lawrence Hoffman Carl Hudechek Mary Idziak Philip Jablonski Catherine Janiak Patricia Job Fre V N 2. 5 'Y hmen ...at K 1 5W353f?g!'337QKf'L. i ' E K , me .-', . A ' 'Y Q ,. . .. E? 1 ,fc wigs S S Q 5 ... S Q + M.. X qv, . 31' N. 5 -. ' , -K : I J. ,.,- gh' V , ' v ,. s i' 3541: ,Q vw si- Q Richard Johnson Keneth Johnston Robert Johnston Mary Ann Karazim John Keena Christine Kelley Charles Kennedy Ford Kennedy Mary Kenny Marie Kirk Gerald Kistka Karen Koker Barbara Korniski Janet Kramic Linda Krieger Nancy Krul Patricia Krul Larry Kuras Larry Kurzynowski Edward Kutcha Margaret LaMarre Francine LaRosa Nancy LaRosa Thomas Lefere Class of 6 Freshmen The Freshies are good natured both inside and outside the classroom. Ralph Longbucco Richard Louagie Allen Low Joanee Luca Susan Lucas Richard Lyons Bernard Magiera Michael Malec Kathy Mapes Thomas Mathian Janet Matthews Susan May David McCarthy Martha McCormic James McDonough Mary McNeil Linda Miner Rebecca Minter Jacqueline Moll Mary Murphy Susan Murphy Pauline Nastally Thomas Norkey Ann North George Oliver Stephen Ordway William Osterberg Robert Ottmer Dennis Pancerz Joseph Pauwels Qu-X ' Qs K fi '05 P- Y A 2-ii! L Q b W 'X L V sf K I , I,-M X, li fl - y V - ,.4+,,5,, if I -ff ' Awtk QL V 1, V ,, I , E Tir fr Jyy ., . , tw- by 'V Z . - Z 'i- 3 3 -Q72 J I 1. f his , . A, his v JL 4. , 4 m , yuuu L . J y 35.61 ,... yN'f , V , 3 ' f n H ' 1' X f A , . Q Q -zvl s y n X M' .ay .. SAL ': uilv ,fl v. 4 .' . ff '-7 -f' 1 2 1:-.ff ,E Q, -f u,yya J my J L 1 l The freshman guys are never too busy to eat. N ,4 , if s - K . 4 - fs ' f l , ':' A Q t QL, r eni ,.2q R' I 1 RV-:1'f1'Vf ' K 1 l ' : ' 'k'!i ,. i' . -t ., EA' ., en se J , ' K V I Q 1' 3 I 'if' 1 K I ,,, i - Kathleen Phelps Timothy Pickett Phillip Pienta William Pinard Kathleen Pletske Ronald Poloski Thomas Potter John Powers Kathleen Powers Timothy Powers Daniel Pyciak Karen Rachtz John Rakowski James Ramp Russel Ratcliff Michael Richardson Timothy Riede Angela Riley Phillip Ruede Rosemary Russo Sandra Ruthven Michael Ryder Mary Kay Quinn Sharon Sambaer Miss Diaz exemplifies characters in poetic , drama. Green p f Swing your partner 'round and 'round. Jacqueline Sarata Thomas Shaughnessy Mary Shean Cathy Shumard Dave Smith Julie Smith Nadine Sullivan Lawrence Swain Thoman Sykes Mary Ann Timmons Mary Lou Tomasik Kathleen Trepky Gerald Vannest Ann VanSumeren Jerry Vogt Linda Vogt Elizabeth Welch Richard Westoff Gary Williams Mary Jean Wilkinson Virginia Winkler Timothy Wood John Woods Gerald Updike James Yocum Dennis Zaski Mike Zippay -if A he if A l rl, if Z' ff lr, L' ir - l a a iy ,5:, All ,X ,. - f V V -- ,ff -' f ' , x K 24 , in ' I 6 1'-I 'A . ' - ,-, ,, 2 it ac- - . '-. A A , .pa - ' , r-,'c a 1 , ' Q A f., I 4 , V swfif ur , ,iv -uf' f gag: AJR llr, ir g g. AA, 1 , K , p J lyy 4 S L rf gr gl f .,- l W ,. ,3 ?l5fflv'i viii Freshmen boys tell jokes during a recess in study period. I Class of'6 - ophomores Sophomore officers James Lozier, Kathryn Davidovicz, Eunice McQu1l1an, and Don Sullivan, discuss new and better ways to boost spirit. a W la.,,.f VI X 4 I: W V1,, , g p iing K 'S' 5 i4 M it p g ,,, V Y K ' Ag v K ' zll T fl y - f 5 . AAA' 5 K V' A V feve 22: ft Q 3 ' 1 lx Ned Bacon Jack Balchik Elaine Balhorn Mary Kay Bamm Paul Bazylewicz Mary Benn Margaret Bilaski Michael Bilaski Karen Blair Arlene Bombalicki Patricia Boody Mary Brautigan John Bungart Carol Cagney Kevin Cagney Susan Cahill Kathleen Calbert Penelope Cameron Kathleen Catterlin Timothy Cavanaugh James Chomic Jane Chrisman Anne Cimick Barbara Clochon Cecilia Colby D . A - Mary Coyne f -.k' N E Mike Crowley i V 4, X' at . as .. i Gerald Cummings E Daniel Curran D i Frank Cvengros David Curtis Q A . .5574 ' 2 5 .L Candice Czubko Helen Dalton Paula Dalton Margaret Daly Kathryn Davidovicz Ronald DesNoyer Roger Dominick Andrew Dotterweich Pamela Doyle Thomas Drake l'i V Cheryl Driscoll , i . Dennis Driscoll MIL, Mary Lynne Duffy Charles Durbrow 1 giggg , :A HQQE A A 1 1 X x t y ' A I Sister Eustace 'Double-checks' Sue Cahi1l's theme for Mr. Okay d9fI10I1SfI'af9S the DPGCISIOH needed to VIGW the Sophomore English. microscopic findings of the biology lab 21 Cathy Lefere prepares for another hard day of school. if . V ,.,, Q I. ,Mr 4 1 i ggi in K ,, Wylii-, . ww .5 N ..,, Va? ., 51 'WN' ir W3 5,1 4 it T 2 1 ' i gg , h ,Q , W 5 H g :.:v Q A -a,g1za 5' X, . A , -af X if 5. 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I an ' . 4 Q e , Sister Mary Joan signment with her Mark Iocca Ruth Jarvis Brenda Jennings Janet Johnson Michael Jordan Mary Kelly Joseph Kem mer Kim Kennedy an Q ik 5. -I W 2 goes over a night's as- students in Latin H class. :fig My f f W A in . ff-W1 fs ia, '- I 'nv af? V ,- .WM jfs if. as iv' ,,11, A , Discovery is at the fingertips of Tom Faber. ' -- -H f - 'eee We Q.. ,,,,,,, ,Mr..... .--, ff-,ew-iiiiweff ophs Share Time at Jackson High, Parkside 1 Robert Szczesny and Frank Cvengros take advantage of the machine shop at Jackson High. Here they have the opportunity to foster careers in this field. .-4' i , Gerald Cummings is lost in the world of figures and Drafting at Parkside is enjoyed by Bernard Thorrez, who planes. The Drafting class at Jackson High provides the along with the others, finds the facilities very beneficial right background. 24 Joel Kibler Thomas Killian Nancy King Jean Konkel Ronald Korniski Susan Krauz Henry Kurzynowski Linda Lammers Linda Laskey Diane Laskovich Mary Ann Lee Catherine Lefere Linda Lefere Daniel Leutz Barbara Liebherr Diane Linbert Jeanette Linhart Robert Logeman James Lozier Anthony Luppo Walter Luppo Jerome Maes Rita Manfuso Gary Martin Mary Mattone James McCann Daniel McCarthy Jerome McCarty Thomas McCave Michael McCleer Colleen McDonough John McKay Mary Jo McLaury Eunice McQuillan Lorraine Mikelonis Thomas Miskowski Edward Morrissey Cynthia Murphy Marlene Newman Mary Jo Newman Nancy Nichols Robert Nichols '1,rf', f K 5 w e . 2 Q 34 ri i:' l , fi -,:' .,., .-.,, X 3: ,-, .. ii: 1 ?., : , ' f ., i .j Q X . gf arg, + , r,. ' , mrtt if ' 3 ' 1 ' sr ,Sgr A Q j i.. Q N f M E XX fill ,..,, ., I .,. ,, . Wh: ve,.w5'. ' Q it ., K , 1 j 4 9 ,X . i g 15.2 J L 1, A ' if J yia g i ' If Q 'Q N i a K ' L ! be r..,, .W J C f ' i r . . S+ V ' th C V ,,, in .r,: t by f f' 5 fat. y ' - f ryr- 1 L A b X an L Q i J if S 9 df R Ey, y 4 5 r Q l LJ ll 25 Merrily we go to class, when we see that candid camera at school Q W yi ? l fg .. g VV V -0, 'Q-...ff K .., , -L'-df 5 P if emi A i M? V. A 'K 1 1 f , me Y .f 5 it A . 4. ,X X, 4 xxx f ,, , .. V M in -v f A ff . X x ,N . J ,1 W Z we 9. 12 lv Q 4 Eva' ef 1 x E K xv M William Nichols David Norkey Chris North Gerald Nowinski Robert O'Connell Dennis O'Dowd Daniel Olesky Carolyn Ortowski Margaret Ortowski Theresa O'Shea Ronald Page Roger Pahl Rodney Pender Kathryn Pequet Patricia Pienta Ronald Potok Donald Powers Thomas Powers Marilyn Prestler Clara Raciboski Muscules Limited. Mirror, mirror, on the wall CRACK! Patricia Radziewicz Mary Rainey Carl Rennell Kathy Richardson Carlene Riede JoAnne Ross Pamela Rowan Rita Roman Melanie Sacher Julie Sambaer David Samulak Rosemary De Los Santos M.. 4: 'fv- fg -:SF A , A .fl iff .1 , .AL M' .sv -M... 9 . 4 ,im A as - 3 -4' s ,. I . .- S 1 . wax X'-. , T sf X 4 J, 1 1 x ' ' F i 'J Paul Satanski If Thomas Sayers X ,Qi 5 fi? , g i- X V il if I Deborah Schramn zznt me .. E TD Janice Secord f 33 ,- S f Q M,-4,, f W 1 ophomores .LLLL my 5 I 52-.. Q-1 3, bl ww - ..-.i ' . i f t 'f '4-1..-ff Q 5 ,, .f., zz: K H ff E' ,Q gs' R sa .. .. C IK X 1 J 1 M Y u g xg 1 M g . f . if K -.l , K - 5 M S- . , ,.11 n ek ,,,5 .- 'ft 'sri ,F -st V A ':,-, 2 7-I ef ,-: S 'V x , ., - egg ' iw Q , to 'M 'A': N g A L i L arm I Charles Shean Eileen Smigielski Diane Spencer Jeanne Stanazek Michael Steele Chris Stewart Alena Stone Edward Strzynski Donald Sullivan Margaret Sullivan Mary Sullivan Gerald Sykes Robert Szczesny Kenneth Thelan Bernard Thorrez Richard Tobin Rita Tobin Patricia Tomaczyk Donna Tylutki Gary Vail Martin Vincent Norman Vogt Yvonne Vogt Richard Walicki Susan Walicki Dorothy Warfield Jack Weed Mary Jean Wilson Constance Wrozek David Zakrewski Just keep your eyes on the little white ball. Howdy folks. Courage! wisp., f . , K xy., Step right up and get your free Bullwinkle membership cards The Balcony boys chomp as they chat. i I if ,,, , A 24 3' ? K lv 4 dw W V, AA ' ' ' f . Carol Abbott Florence Ambs Timothy Atkins Carolyn Augustine Richard Bacon Karen Bacon Constance Bailey Jean Baker Janice Bartoszek Michael Barczak Susan Beale Denise Best Kevin Blodgett Philip Bombalicki William Boody Mary Ann Booth Laura Borener David Bradley Barbare Brannigan Steven Brautigan Class of '66-Juniors Sister Joan Mary gives helpful hints in solving a perplexing problem for Pat Fraser 'W' , '-g Junior officers take the first step in planning the Prom. L. to R., Dave Swartout, Carol Abbott, Patrick Winkler, and Kathy Zuehlke. Michael Brown Carole Bucior Ann Butterfield Timothy Cagney Mary Jo Campbell Margaret Chapman Madeliene Chase Joseph Chimiel Anthony Chmielewski Margie Chomic Fred Clark David Colby Michael Comperchio David Cook Nancy Crego Diane Dempski Ronald Derren Robert Dullock Thomas Dzikowicz Susan Eagle Lorraine Embury Linda Eisele William Farley Collean Fitzgibbons fx in JW ',: s .:., a .,.,, .af f fi . it Y fs '- - l . 1 A it , f . 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Responsibilit Grows for Juniors Dianne Heatherman Patrick Higgins Robert Hockman Susan Horvath Linda House Jo Ann Hunt Stanley Idziak Carol Irvin Mary Ann Jabiewicz Carolyn Job Paul Johnson James Johnston Patricia Jordan Robert Kaems William Kelly Jean Kenney Michael Kirkup Francis Kokoczca Cindy Kopinski Christine Krul Thomas Krul Gerald Kwiatowski Gregory Lapinski Sara Lapinski Barbara Lefere Janet Longbucco Patrica Luzier Frank Luca Dennis Ludwick Irene MacDonald N, 227 if ,ty U ,J ., TC? iff' ef , Wi Q a-,E -...M E W K f we-we ff. , ,, M Y wa, Ea r 5' H sa -K. - iz l ' P' , i4 y,y ' J e,,ftf. Q ' ,f f, 1 J 1 R A f o 'J MN , ,ws Mu W' l . I. . mm, K K 1 av 1' . s , . ,, qt ,wi .- W 1 ,Z ,... - 5' M Q if'2f ' J A ltyy i. W I is if J , ffww- Q, ,Ev 5 ' , V j , ,la for A i W J r W X C J .y W ' , I X ,Zu f an 4? , Q A I J A ,aw Mn' A 33 M A 3 - I ix 1 i 35 fl K -.lf .,, N , Q - J 1 , .A iw IL. in - . , if K. 'F S? fr G ki ,. 'ere 'W' 'G' is wr' . R QQ-if by - pf ef ff: , 1 'il A V... 1 f 'f' ff? P .ii Q QW J ..., ' an .3 . g. 3 vs,- af .5 Q S gl arf' rs f 3 K .- ,1 ., L --ff A Dennis Marrinan John Martin Patrick McCormick pavid McLaury David Mikelonis Mary Ann Miller Mary Ellen Monroe Janet Moran Gregory Morrissey Robert Mosher Pamela Mure Thresa Nastally Lawrence Nowak Bernadine Nowinski Debra O'Dowd Peggy O'Neil Rosemary Pacyma Kathleen Pahl Linda Pahl Rosemary Pahl Ted Paquin Lorraine Pickett Thomas Piotrowski John Powers Mr. Torri, Chemistry and Geometry instructor, listens to the answers of students after he asked them the results of their lab experiment. Juniors Frank Luca, John Martin, and Gerry Kwiatowski pose before going into class. Sister Josephus, in her Alegebra II class, marvels at the mathematical genius of her students. John Powers listens intently to his Spanish teacher, Mr. Arpino pauses during an American Sister Remi, as she stresses the tones of the taped 35 History review tobeam hisfamiliar smile. words. f , Yi ff' Lki i fii 'gg , f-X I 'gf' 19? it -4 I A, . h h n S l i , fAA. 'J i ' - J 5 M L ? J' J, if. .F ' if it J ,231 Y h '12-f a sain Q Q 5 V? xl L ...I L .JK h J David Rakowski Jayleane Ramp Patricia Rand Cynthia Randis Victoria Ratcliff Mary Jo Reide Michael Riede Bonnie Rose Cherie Rowley Barbara Russ Gregory Russo Ronald Sambaer Janice Sarifin Joseph Scarpino Michael Schnebelt Jane Seckinger Susan Sedore Kathleen Sheridan Richard Skrocki Michael Smith Shirley Stankiewicz Michael Stanazek Kathleen Stewart Marcia Stroko Sister Antonine points out ways to avoid mistakes in Bookkeeping class 36 David Sullivan Roger Sullivan Dennis Swain David Swartout Noreen Swope Gregory Symons Phillis Szocinski Mary Ann Thompson Phillip Thorrez Karen Tucker Robert Urban Mary Ann Walicki Mary Wasielewski Carol Webster Andy Wicklund Kay Wilcenski Robert Williams Patrick Winkler Linda Wrozek Michael Wurdock Bruce Yocum Joan Zaski Elizabeth Zippay Kathleen Zuehlke N ...A f f ff' an Juniors work at their drafting boards at Jackson High. Jackson High also offers the boys the experience of en M Schnebelt and D. Sullivan in foreground, with D. gmeermg skllls Here F Luca and M C0mpe1'Ch10 Oper Marinan and W Kelly in the background. 37 ,w 4 'W' f 'A' 3 ' f, W 1 4 f- 1 , gk ,f ,AQ jj 2 Q. 'Q n wf f yt? if , A2 dp, , W 1 . w , - 3: Q T' 0 ,gg 3 ng R 4 Q! :,,, , L A-1 5 J' f 4 W - -,manga-HV.. ' ff , .5 ,.MA1,, ,V K, 1 f. , ' wfwf, I, . , iifly' Q Q , ' ' I -jfeieh .V NWA, y 'L fp ,, e mai' ,295 f. If 'VVYSWKV tr A , V ' bww . ,K Q ' ' ' ff ff? V :V 'p xffzxf Jil A 1' ' ' . ' W Q iwwmzw' -' , ' ' f ' . ,- ,, ' -' ' , ' , A H4 HH ,-:, . , ,V M U' f X, f. ff , . ' - , y 'W - , , , f W N W fig' , , , 4 ,F :Q f 1 Q W Nw-?z3 5h?lg?4f'5v Wf,'5'4,f if ' I ' , ' W 'six NN gf W .'y3ZL, 'fk.,ug,f,: W -, g 1 ,,,, 1 Q L' 'V jf 'Y' s. 4 ,gt 7 ACTI ITIES 2 . 23 5 E H E' N - H 13-5 nk ,.i,,,:M VE 2 vi l 'M si iii!! F: LP, , pkqxijliyxg if A My : i-ilvxy l in 13,15 s Q ,. . 8 ' 'fa A X' 1 , R ims, ?i' off'f. , ' Q ., f,,fQ,,- ' , .'13?Q.:j, 591 'E '- ' oi L' t'f'L.f1 '1 ' :fy - 'fr 1, ,r., , S'!'s4Z The world outside the class- room is often just as important as the one inside. With active out- side interests through extracur- ricular activities, students be- come well-rounded and alert. Behind the scenes of the Gaels' activities, lay hours of planning on the part of officers, leaders, and committees. All in all, the effort put into these affairs is well worth it. Pep Club 3 Nz Pep Club officers, are l. to r., Chrisi Bungart, Ellen Sponsler, David Page, 8LPat Gorczyca. tudent Council W-wwmvunq Ol Even the Student Council must take a break now and then. 40 . 124- mi? ll 'hfef::l,5mf J, W1 V enior Knights of the Altar li Row 1: L to R-R. Johnson, T. Goodwin, R. Lefere, W, Tuttle, F. Galardi. Row 2: M. McCarthy, R. Drongowski, C. Lefere, P. O'Brien, R. Bacon. Row 3: D. Driscoll, S. Potter, M. Gorczyca, D. O'Shea. Row 4: R. Smith, P. Gorczyca, M. Timmons, T. Cagney, T. Yocum. Row 5: P. McC1eer, R. Dalton, P. Dwyer, D. Page, F. Hawley, D. Pahl. , Choral Row 1: L to R-L. Krieger, M. Hackett, C. Irvin, C. Weed, V. Ratcliff, M.A. Higgins M. Urbany, L. Embury, P. LaMarre, R. Pacyma, S.Gui11emette, N.Swope. Row 2 P. Pienta, M. Wasielewski, M.A. Miller, J. Bullinger, L. Lammers, M. O'Conne11, J Messner, K. Shumard, N. Hackett, K. Farley, L. Borener. Row 3: R. Chrapek, M Halm, M. Doyle, L. Hankard, J. Foster, E. Kistka, S. Rowley, M.E.Bu11inger, M.A Walicki, K. Zuehlke, C. Bailey. 41 Devotion The Days of Recollection this year brought us in closer with God, aiming our thoughts toward deeper purpose in Mass. Readers Sz Commentators Through the wonderful efforts of Father Labiak, commentators lead the faithful at Mass. Bottom row, 1, to r., P. McC1eer, R. Walicki, Father Labiak, B. Yocum, F. Wa1ickig2nd row- M. McCarthy, M. Draper, F. Kennedy, J. Ramp, T. Powers, 3rd row-W. Tuttle, E. Peplinski, D. Swartout, D. Driscoll, G. Sykes, M. Gorczycag back row-P. Corczyca, K. Cagney, J. Lievense. May Crowning Mary Wood Christine Bungart Susan Rooney Veronica Chmielewski Ann Martin ..M.C. The C.S.M.C. take an active part in the missions by collecting can- celled stamps, From 1, to r., J, Grund, V. Murray, V. Chmielewski, D. Fryt, S. Pelsinski. rganists , Ag,-1,-ra-f- , Even though the material reward is small and hours are bad, Betty Zalewsi and Rosemary Chrapek offer their services as organists. 44 odality Sheridan. Y.C. . YCS tries to do two things: lj TO FORM CHRISTIAN LEADERS and 23 TO CHRISTIANIZE SOCIETY. Never forget those two reasons for the existence of YCS. Actually, the two go together in practice. We only separate them to talk about them. Both must be pres- ent in YCS. If they are not, our YCS groups will be like a bicycle with only one wheel, or a clock with only one hand. 1 'sgvf' Sister Josephus and her UCS group. This year every class Cboth boy and girlj have YCS groups. 45 The Sodality members are 1. to r B. Branigan, M. Riede, R.Szozinsk1 C. Gutoski, K. Stewart, and K Father Labiak helps Ann Seckinger supervise one of the Junior Girls YCS meetings. W, Clubs Stimulate Scientific Interests i or cue fffifif V t' W :za Senior MATH CLUB officers Pat McC1eer, Fred Hawley and Executive Members Tom Murphy and Tim Cagney discuss the im- portance of the Binary Counter. wx Tom Murphy, President of the PHYSICS CLUB points out the Process of Electro- magnetic Radiation while Vice-PresidentSue Wojcik and Secretary-Treasurer Virginia Murray back him up. Paul Johnson, CHEMISTRY CLUBPresident, oversees an experiment tackled by his co- executives Margie Chomie and Carolyn Job. That Was The Week That Was' . leae el,, Q lg' if Sister Eustace was in wonderment, after entering the school, as how to leave it. The flu epidemic started everything. To give the students aohance to recover, it was decided to close school Monday Fed. 22. Circumstances dictated that this closing be extended to Tuesday. Wednes- day came and school reopened. Instead of regular classes, the faculty had planned another of the Days of Recol- lection. Thursday dawned and the city found itself trapped under a 9-inch blanket of snow-the most in recent history. Friday conditions were not much improved. Traffic was still at a stand- still and school was still closed. The students found this improbable series of events much to their liking, but if the faculty has it' s way, it won't happen again. 47 V k in K If i n Qgtv g -W ' ,. , T' . ,-s i Q' ln, ifhfffhff- iff!-ft df-'Lf 7 ff- 'Af il ww 'hifa xr The flu laid many students low Future Teachers' Club Nancy Crego, Pat Jordan, and Kathy Zuehlke are learning now the thrills of their fu- Future urses Members watch a movie valuing the nurse in today's society. From far left are, D Best, A. Hankerd, C. Clark, M. O'Conne11, C. Webster, J. Ramp, S.Gui11emette, J Kenny, N. Grund. 48 Chess Club v yu tts. The boys match their skills before the tournament. L. to R., J. Lievense, D. Colby, D. Swain, J. Johnson, D. Mikelonis,. G. Lapinski, M. Smith, P. McCleer, E. Frybar- ger, F. Hawley, gl R. Skrocki. Spectrum taff Donna has many decisions and deadlines, but will ask the opinion of the other staff members. Mr. Phillips, the advisor, drops in on a busy layout session where a picture may be awaiting his stamp of approval. L. to R., P. Johnson, D. Mikelonis, C. Janiak, C. Gutowski, D. Lanlcford editor, D. Swain, J. Zaski, A. Karazim, L. Borener. Sitting on floor are L. Hankerd, and B. Minter. 49 Drama Club's First Pla -Success! 4 In Scrooge there was singing. . . . . .suspense. . . .comedy. . . Miss Gaddl gives before curtain call eff K 1' last minute coachlng Visual Aid Assistants Mike Ryder, Ronald Palkowski, Cathy Janiak, and Andy Dotterweich await the mimeographed copies, so they can deliver them to various classes. Union School Busses Give Gaels a Lift Bert Schwarts and Mike Comperchio make use of the public school bus. This another first. 51 National Honor ociety President Mike McCarthy and Advisor Sister Eustace conduct the monthly meeting of the National Honor Society. 4-YEAR HONOR STUDENTS Raymond Krzesicki, Michael McCarthy, Patrick McCleer, Stephen O'Connell, Roy Smith, John Wenckus, Veronica Chmielew- ski, Carillon Farrell, Jeanette Flack, Linda Fox, Nancy Harley, Nancy Low, Kathleen McCann, Maureen McQuillan, Virginia Murray, Kathleen Winter, Susan Wojcik, Jill Wicklund, Mary Wood, Cynthia Zarkrzew- ski, Elizabeth Zalewski. ACTIVE MEMBERS P atric i a Bazylewicz, C athle en Daly, Charles Embury, Diane Fryt, Michael Gor- cyca, Patrick Gorcyca, Fred H a W 1 e y, Howard Murphy, Thomas Murphy, William Sedore, E dward P eplinski, Marybeth Thorrez, Caryl Weed, Thomas Yocum, Carol Sc zykutowicz. An opinion is voiced by Pat McCleer as the Executive Committee of the National Honor Society holds a meeting to discuss the Varsity-Alumni basketball game. From l to r: B. Dullock, D. Mikelonis, T. Murphy, M. McCarthy, P. McCleer, M. McQL1illan, L, Fox, J. Wicklund, C. Farrell, P. Jordon, J . Baker. In-, .Lk PROVISIONAL MEMBERS Ned Bacon, Mary Kay Bamm, Jane Chris- man, Barbara Ciochan, Cecilia Colby, Kathleen Davidovicz, Mary Lynn Duffy, Thomas Faber, Timothy Hackett, Joel Kib- ler, Jean Konkel, James Lozier, Diane Lindbert, Daniel McCarthy, Michael Mc- Cleer, Eunice McQuillan, Gerald Nowinski, Monica Henman, Kenneth Thelan, David Samulak, Donald Sullivan. panish Club The Spanish Club members l. to r.: F. Kokoczka, M, Walicki, B. Rose, and D. Heatherman look over their latest project. C. Norkey, S. Lapinski, C. Gutow- ski, and M. Wasielewski use new Spanish books to get background for their projects. These girls also belong to the Spanish Club. uill Sz croll The Quill and Scroll is the International Honorary Society for High School Journa- lists. It exists to reward the individual student for meritorious work done in the field of publications. The officers for the St. John's chapter are: Presidentg D. Lank- ford, Vice-Presidentg T. Yocum, Secretaryg A. Karazim and Treasurerg D. Swain. ock Election '64 Because of the great national election held this year, high school students decided to stage their own candidate-survey race to not only better Lmderstand the inner workings of poli- tical ballotting, but to per- haps predict an outcome for the presidency. Sister Rosary, who organized the event, was especially eager to learn the results. Mr. Johnson led Mr. Goldwater all the way with a 5 to 1 victory. Students had to fimsh their snacks quickly before golng into voting booths Homecoming Homecoming will always loom as a big and important night for all. This year was no exception. From the choos- ing of royal candidates to the last good-bye at the dance, smiles flashed abundantly, slaps on the back given energetically, and warm congratulations bestowed proudly. We were proud of everyone-our queen and king, their attendants, and our football team for giving their all-out best against Albion. King and Queen-Mary Wood and John Henley AT LEFT, Chrisi Bungart and Bill Tuttle BELOW, Anne Martin and Pat Gorczyca. Jill Wicklund and Dave Page , Sue Rooney and Alan LaMarre ' H lx r, ,K V' ' - King and Queen of Hearts The 1965 How Big is Your Heartv day was a rousing success. Over 951500 was raised for the missions through the Whole-hearted support of the high school students. Never was giving so painless. The various games and acti- vities provided a welcome respite from the usual hum drum of studies. All in all, the day was profitable in every way. Take it from Chuck, Randy, its a cinch. Nfibr' Nm,-.f 'liii' 'TP King Fred Galicki and Queen Cindy Doyle Lets see the cards you hid in your pocket. Freshmen take charge of the Penny Pitch. 56 i ' Q? ,A , ? if Sophs ran a very successful spook house Mr. and Miss Gael l w Mr. and Miss Gael-Patsy Bazylewicz and Tom Goodwin. 'Queenien Tom. Congratulations Went out to everyone. ABOVE, runnerups-Mick O'Neil and Renee McQui1lan, Danny Lyons and Julie DesNoyer. BELOW, Elen Sponsler and Jim Bretes, Cathy Daly and Bill Sedore. KB' inging in the Rain k The Junior-Senior prom is always the social event of the school year. On the night of April 1, 1964 the Class of'65 presented 'Singing in the Rain. Although everyone was afraid that it would raing the weather was beautiful. The Juniors' many hours of hard work paid off, and the decorations were We could have danced until dawn. artistic. The main attractions were-a fountain in the center of the gym banked with ferns and grassy the stage was a furnished parlor, and suspended from the ceiling were tiny frilled parasols. From beginning to end, the Prom imparted everyone with many happy memories. A Tribute to Sister Stella We wish to show our appreciation to Sister Stella for the many years she has served as junior advisor in our school, by present- ing a small resume of proms in which she played the most im- portant role of making them a success. Through her foresight and organization every junior class owes her a debt of gratitude which cannot be expressed by word alone. In order to extend our full acclamation, this page is dedi- sister steua cated to you, Sister Stella. Thank you! - 1962 Prom- Midnight in Paris 1958 Prom- South Pacific' 'v 's. if ,, I dx 6 Everybody always kicked up their heels and had fun! 1963 Prom-'Prelude to Summer' 59 Gael-Celt Week Ignites Spirit Have We lost our spirit? That was the question in the minds of many Gaels during the week of the Saint Mary's game. After the seniors reminded the underelassmen just what the true spirit really was, all Gaels pooled their pep and loyalty proving that this renewed fidelity is the genuine tone of our school, not only during Gael-Celt week, but every moment of every day. We kept out 'little brown Jug' and the traditional Bell clearly resounded up and down our hails. Q Ev Parade Excitement shown in Sophomore float,-'Stew 7Em.D Spirit JUG handed over to the Seniors. Burn 'em at our Bonfire Senior guys do skit showing great Celt co-ordination. ' Coach Crowley deserved a victory jaunt. 61 ,Wifi .. V ,gw A W. 1 if K5 , g .M if 1 W , 2 ASQ L W1 4 if 151112, sk , 'LEW 'MWQW jun. Lf 1. SPORTS i ., if . as if . A K I Ll u f W ' X X For those interested in ath- letics, St. John's has various programs which help to provide strong minds, bodies, and souls for those participating. On the following pages programs will be viewed together with the partici- pants and their achievements. thletic Association The Athletic Association organized our seasonal basketball and football games. From l, to r., Morris Booth, Treasurer, Duke Kelly, President, Edward Faley, Vice-President, and Bob Williams, Secretary, Parents' ight 64 'Parents Night' sponsored annually by the Pep Club to honor the parents of the basketball players and cheer- leaders. Here Ellen Sponsler and Chris Bungart pin the flowers on Mr. and Mrs, Chmiel as Joe looks on and Mary Wood prepares for the next parents. Row 1: 1. to r.-M. Gorczyca, M. Timmons, D. Lyons, D Dalton, M. O'Neil, P. Dwyer, J. Bretes, T. Goodwin, H Murphy, B. Lefere, B. Sedore, G. Satanski, F. Querbach. Row 2-Asst. Coach J. Perticone, Head Coach J. Crowley, D. Krieger, M. Brown, R. Page, D. Colby, D. McLaury, P. Powers, M. McCarthy, B. Johnson, T. Galardi, M. Comperchio, B. Williams, J. Loser, Asst. Coach E. Rider. Row 3-D. Fleming, D. Walicki, J. Sykes, L. Novack, E. Jablonski, M. Schnebelt, J. Martin, K. Blodgett, D. Curtis. Varsity Rolls Up Wins Co-Captains Tom Goodwin and Jim Bretes. GAEL'S SCOREBOARD St. John Opponents 3 '7 Okemos 1 3 Tecumseh 0 Kalamazoo Hackett 1 9 Sylvania A 6 Albion 1 3 Ludington ' 1 3 Monroe Catholic Central '7 Jackson Parkside 0 St. Mary's '7 66 St. John's opened it's '64 seasonwith a tremendous show of offensive and an equally strong defense. The Gaels,while rolling up 277 yards on offense, limited Okemos to only 117 yards. The game unveiled a very versatile backfield, led by Tom Goodwin with three TD's, and John Powers, Fran Querbach and Howard Murphy all sharing in the scoring. Goodwin closes in for the kill. The Gaels game with Kalamazoo Hackett produced early game scoring. A two yard plunge by Bob Johnson, a 28 yard pass from Tom Goodwin to Jim Bretes, and a 65 yard interception by Ed Jablonski showed this. The Irish retaliated in the second half and scored three quick touchdowns, two via the air route and the other on a five yard run. The Gaels met their challange and scored a touchdown on a 35 yard pass play. 67 A11-state center Greg Santanski contrives a Wpiggy- back tackle against Albion. In our second game we were up against Tecumseh, who at the time was No. 1 in the state. The Gaels showed them that this meant nothing when we met on the gridiron. Seven minutes having gone by in the second period, Goodwin punched over from the 2 yd. line to put the Gaels ahead. The rock hard defense held the Chiefs to only 60 yds. total offense, while the Gaels rolled up 140 yds., including an insurance TD on an 11 yd. pass from Good- win to Timmons. End Jim Bretes clenches a pass from Johnson for a touchdown against Kalamazoo. 3 i I I Ed Jablonski intercepts a Hackett pass and scampers for a TD in a L.ineman's Dream. The Gaels unbeaten streak of eighteen games was snapped by the Wildcats of Albion in the fifth game of the year. The first half was strictly a defensive battle with the score 0 to O at the half. But in the second half, Albion broke the game wide open. With 7 :01.remaining in the third period Albion raced wide and scampered 58 yards with the first T.D. of the half on a 30 yard pass interception and their final marker on a 25 yard pass to Karl Wilson. Dick Dalton puts the toe to one of many extra points Behind fine blocking, Howard Murphy cuts up field for a first down. 6 8 Bob Johnson picks up short yardage behind a wall of Gael blockers. The Gaels, showing a solid ground and an aggressive defense paved the way for a 14 to 7 win over Monroe Catholic Central. The Falcons scored the first time they had the ball to throw a quick scare into the Gaels who rallied to score twice in the second quarter which proved to be enough. The game ended 14 to 7, with the second half being scoreless. The players wait intently for in- Tom Galardi gets goodprotectionfrom Mike McCarthy Structions from Mr. Crowley. as Rab's Raiders get their chance against Monroe. Jim Bretes bulls his way into the end zone. 69 Fran Querbach twists out of the grasp of a Techrmse defender to pick up the first down. The first game in history be- tween Saint John's and Parkside produced one of the hardest hitting games in the town's history only to come out a scoreless tie. The game produced some very exciting plays with Saint J ohn's outrushing the Eagles 131 to 65 yards but Parkside came out on top with the passing 57 to 23 yards. End Mike Timmons bulls his way for a first down after a short pass. In the final and most important game of the year the Gaels scored a re- sounding 33 to 7 win over the Celts of Saint Marys. The Gaels hard charging line led by Greg Satanski and Jim Bretes held the Celts to eight yards rush- ing and 89 yards passing and one touchdown while the offense opened up and scored five times. Howard Murphy scored from the three yard line, Tom Good- win tossed a 17 yard scoring pass to Jim Bretes, Goodwin then ran ten yards to score and that ended the first half. In the third quarter Murphy slanted over from the nine and Pete Powers punched over from the five to cap a perfect night, evening the series to 16 games each. Pete Powers and Buff Lefere close in to throw him for a five yard loss. Seniors-Team Leaders Tom Goodwin Halfback Mike Timmons End Jim Bretes End Bill Sedore Dick Dalton Guard Guard 71' Mike McCarthy fl Pat Dwyer Halfback End Bob Johnson Quarterback Mike Gorczyca Tackle Howard Murphy Halfback 7 2 Ed J ablonski Tackle Francis Querbach Halfback Dan Lyons Guard Dick Krieger Tackle Greg Satan ski C enter Buff Lefere End Mick O'Nie1 Tackle Row 1, 1. to r.: K. Kennedy, R. Longbucco, P. Satanski, T. Fraser, D. Johnson, C. Hudechek, T. Daly, D. Lyons D. McCarthy, M. Richardson. Row 2-B. Thorez, T. Wood, B. Nickols, M. Hankerd, K. Johnson, F. Galicki, L. Bamm Reserve Football RESERVE RECORD St. John Opponents 6 Jackson Parkside 0 32 Michigan Center 0 0 Coldwater 20 14 Jackson Parkside 7 13 Starr Commonwealth 13 7 Michigan Center 13 0 Albion 26 0 Albion 13 0 St. Mary's 13 Fitzsimmons, J. Gray, T. Shaughnessy, Row 3-B.Sczesney, Norkey, J. Balljack, A. Low, T. Misgouski, T. Sykes, Logeman, J. Devine, M. Keena, M. Balchik, G. Williams, Norkey, J. McCann, J. Vennest, Head Coach D. Atkin. Kim Kennedy pulls him down after a short gain. i Ken Johnson follows his wall of blockers for a large gain. The Junior Varsity, coached by Dan Atkin, Jim Ganckigetshisfootintoit' Anawiz and Dick Russell compiled a creditable 3-5-1 record this year. The team, composed mostly of freshmen showed great improvement and desire throughout the year. With fine talent like this in the making, St. John has a fine outlook for the future. H Satanski pulls away for a large gain. Jerry Vannest, Tim Wood and Dick Lyons show gang tackle 75 Basketbail Row 1-L. to R. Pat Dwyer, Buff Lefere, Bill Tuttle, Dave Page, Fred Hawleyg Row 2- L. to R. Tom Galardi, Kevin Blodgett, Dave Swartout, Joe Chmielg Row 3-L. to R., Coach Perticone, Tom Goodwin, Jerry Sykes, Dick Walicki, Manager Tom Yocum. Gaels Continue inning Ways Gaels Opponents 6 6 Mason 52 52 Okemos 56 5 9 Albion 6 3 44 Parkside 42 69 Monroe C.C. 57 44 River Rouge 66 58 Jackson St. Mary's 48 55 Stockbridge , 53 57 Adrian 42 41 Western 40 6 2 Albion 7 5 7 7 Lansing Gabriels 65 72 Bdason 45 72 Michigan Center 50 5 7 Okernos 51 57 Jackson St.B4ary's 50 Districts 68 East Jackson 50 62 Michigan Center 48 Regionals 52 Dexter 50 50 River Rouge 55 5 7 7 WE WN? oaca Team Pep Co-Captains Bill Tuttle and Dave Page admire the District Trophy won by this year's tem. 'X QQ Bill and Kenvin set it up against River Rouge. Bill fires from outside against Mason. Mike 100145 to Start fast break- Dave lays it up in victory over East Jackson 78 Because of the satisfactory record of the past basketball season, the Gaels will always be able to look back and be proud of the fine job they did. A part of this spirit should go to our great coach Mr. Justin Perticone, a man who although had only one starter returning, built a big strong team. This team turned out to be one of our best. Out of undyingeffort and great team unity our mighty Gaels produced a 15-5 record, loosing twice to powerful River Rouge, Albion and once to Okemos. Hats off to out team and coach! 4' Grab that rebound Pat! Joe hits for two, The players enjoy the last few seconds of a successful game E347 'Tao if ez 2 Fred hits for two in the Victory over Monroe. Gaels hussle after a loose ball Buff drives for a bucket against Albion. Bill leads on fast break. 80 Dave gets the tip against Saint Marys, Coach Perticone congratulates the team after their victory in the Districts. Coach Perticone gives instructions to Mike Timmons The Gaels of the hard- wood floor finished a very successful season by Win- ning the District title in a very easy manner. In the opener we defeated East Jackson 68-50 and in the final Michigan Center game 62-48 to chop the District title. They then advanced to the Regionals and defeated Dexter 52-50 in the opener at Bowen Field House. The Gaels then ran into State Champions River Rouge and ended their season, but only after giving the Panthers the battle of their lives, loosing 55 to 50. , 81 l REL ERVE BASKETB LL The Junior Varsity Team, front row, 1. to r. R. Longbucco, T. Benner, P. Smith, T, Reide, T. Sykes, D. Lougie, B. Nichols, second row, Coach Atkins, T. McCann, R, Potack, R. Desnoyer, D. Walicki, S. Orday, J. Sykes, M. Kenna, J. Rakowski, manager L. Heath. Scoreboard Gaels Opponents 34 Starr Commonwealth 20 34 Mason 51 42 Okemos 36 43 Albion 60 35 Parkside 49 70 Monroe 40 6 5 River Rouge 7 8 7 6 St. Mary, s 51 53 Stockbridge 54 6 3 Adrian 62 6 1 Western 6 9 70 Lansing Gabrials 52 6 5 Mason 6 3 80 Michigan Center 59 42 Okemos 33 6 6 St. Mary' s 47 As the game starts off Coach Danial Atkin gives Ron Des noyer a few hints to bring home a victory. Jerry Sykes fights for a loose ball. i Ron Desnoyer lays one in against Mason. Dick Walicki hauls in a rebound Tom Lefere drives for two against Mike Keena tries for two Albion. The Junior Varsity Team under Coach Daniel Atkin complied a fine 13-6 record in the 1964-65 season. The little Gaels won the East Jackson Christmas Tourna- ment to bring home the first trophy of the year. The team showed great promise for the coming years. 83 L Mr. Crowley shouts encouragement to Ed Jablonski at the end of the 440. TRACK Although our track team lacked any individual stars they did bring a trophy home through team depth. Perseverence in show by the many miles they ran each night to strain . r A determined DickWalicki prepares to put 12 pounds of steel into orbit. their bodies to the greatest ca- pacity. Through constant coaching by Mr. Crowley, Mr. Perticone, and Mr. Atkins there seems to be plenty of talent for future years. u1Li2?ee'4:s 0 Bob Drongowski passes the baton to EdJab1on- Muscules straining, Mike McCarthy pulls himself Ver the bar' ski in the mile relay. p The Golf team, L. to R.g Coach, Justine Perticone, Ron Potok, Frank Krist, John Bush, Bill Tuttle, and Bob Johnson display the trophies they won. Golf The Golf team of '64 proved to be the best team the sonool has ever pro- duced, winning the region- als and finishing second in the state for the finest showing ever. The Gaels show great promise for the Coming season with four returning members of last years team. We only hope their season can be as successful as last year's and possibly a long awaited State Championship. Frank Krist Bob Johnson 85 Ron Potok Gae1's Animated Instigators Captain' Cathy Daly Renee McQui11an Mary Jo Riede Barb Lefere 86 cindy Flintoff ...IVV Ll Janet Longbucco Varsity and Reserve Cheerleaders join forces to generate spirit for St. Mary's game. RESERVE CHEERLEADERS-top to bottom, Marie Bazylewicz, Janet Fors, Mary Sullivan, Cathy Lefere, Patty Engle, Margie Sullivan. 4 Mr. Edward Faley, Vice-President of the Ath- letic Association, presents Renee McQuillan with a trophy for Michigan Cheerleader Queen. 5.3 Sf.'5.Ql - E Z X SENIORS 's , nn- KRW! , , For the Senior Class their high school years are drawing to a olose. No more will they sit as a student in the cheering section at basketball and football games. All class activities are Corning to an end, but a vast number of new exploits are yet to be pursued. So We leave with the feeling of regret, but with a spirit of adventure. 1 Veronica Chmielewski Vice-President William Sedore President Robert Johnson Treasurer Cathleen Daly Secretary ' DAVID ATKIN PATRICIA BA ZYLEWIC Z ROBERT BACON CARL BECK ,,4l-'J' RICHARD BARCZAK JA MES BLAIR JOAN BOLAND LOUISE BOLEY ' MARILYN BOMBALICKI PATRICIA BRANIGAN JAMES BRETEIS CAROL BROWN CLIFFORD BROWN CHRISTINE BUNGART TIMOTHY CAGNEY What's the answer to number 17. Where did the Boston Tea Party take place? 2 A I .ix V, Q ALw, je 4 53 , M'A 'M-WN , V L,,.. 'Sister would you please look at me when I'm talking to you, pleads Fr. Labiak to Sister Remi his comrade in teaching senior religion. 5 5 x MARY CAMBURN VERONICA CHMIELEWSKI PATRICIA CHOMIC 93 ROSEMARY CHRAPEK MARY CHRISMAN CHRISTINE CLARK Intense concentration is the heart of scholastic ability MARY KAY CUMMINGS ,.,,- 5 lt, RICHARD DALTON -inf CATHLEEN DALY PATRICIA DALY MICHAEL DA MJANAC JULIANNE DESNOYER PAULINE DALY JOHN DE LE SANTOS f CYNTHIA DOYLE 1 Some good publicity for Senior-Freshmen relations Encore 96 E!!! VINCENT DRAGONETTI PATRICK DWYER E L 1 5 DANIEL DRISCOLL ROBERT DRONGOWSKI CHARLES EMBURY f JOANNE ERVEN KATHLEEN FARLEY CARILLON FARRELL JEANETTE FLACK CYNTHIA FLINTOFT LINDA FOX 'sys MARI ALYCE FRENCH NANCY FREY KATHY GAJEWSKI FRANK GALARDI JAMES FOUNTAIN ei r DIANNA FRYT CLYDE GAIVHN Mr. Phillips inculcates the essentials of English Mrs. M. Swartout assigns the weekly work Prose to his astute senior class, for her notehand class. Are the senior girls really a bunch of Bluebird Nursery School dropouts? 99 Seniors Seek Commercial, fndustrial Skills J. Zielinski and L. Bungart get ready to run their lathe in Machine Shop at Jackson High. ff, Mr. Valas offers encouragement to C. Osborn and K. Heinzman in Bill Gray labors in his Drafting class at Parkside Transcri tion class at P. H. S. High. p 100 The electronics class at Jackson High expands our seniors' insight in this field. ....,,,,,,m JAMES GILBERTSON DONALD GLANDORF SUSAN GLODEN 5 1 i V Y s I 5 s THOMAS Gooowm MICHAEL GORCZYCA PATRICK GORCZYCA W i4 BARBARA GORK GARY GRAETZ WILLIAM GRAY GERALD GREER Oh, baby its cold outside. Y 10 JOAN GRUND Y' JAMES GRZESEK NORA HACKETT NANCY HARLEY FRED HAWLEY MARY MARGARET HEINS KAREN HEINZMAN JOHN HENLEY KATHLEEN HERDA STANLEY HERDUS JERALD HENGESBAUGH ANITA KARA ZIM MON ICA KOENIGSIQI EC KT EDWARD JABLONSKI ROBERT JOHNSON Q , DENNIS KE MMER ELAINE KISTKA JUDITH KONIECZSKI JOSEPH KONKOL T THOMAS KOSMET MARY JANE KRAMER FRANK KRISI' Bill Sedore realizes that a re- view of the facts before an exam pays off. - mm, iw ., f s. RAYMOND KRZESICKI RICHARD KRIEGER ALLAN LAMARRE wigs! My QP - f A -X ' Q -N M' K . ykh. .,,A ' -D ,e., xx yr X KATHLEEN LAMMERS DONNA LANKFORD CHARLES LEFERE ROYAL LEFERE JAMES LIEVENSE RUTH ANN LIEVENSE Sophornores express their thanks to the seniors for revitalizing their spirit. GAIL LOUGHEED ANNE MARTIN A car load of senior girls wait for the 1964 Homecoming Pa- rade to begin. NANCY LOW DANIEL LYONS PATRICIA MAYER EILEEN MCCANN H' in KATHLEEN MC CANN MICHAEL MC CARTHY ROSEMARY MC CLUSKY CYNTHIA MC DONALD PATRICK MC CLE ER KAREN MC LAURY Mr. Meert, Mr. Atkin, and Mr. Phillips introduced a Humanities class for cultural and college background. I '-i. MAURINE MC QUILLAN JOANNE MESSNER THOMAS MINER HOWARD MURPHY THOMAS MURPHY VIRGINIA MURRAY XXX Sr. Mary Rosary briefs the Senior girls on area studies in Government. 109 CHRISTINE NORKEY STEPHEN O' CONNELL 3 'X is , 2 2 W I V PATRICK O'BRIEN MICHAELEEN O'CONNELL 9' abr' ' 'H'-7 ' I t,,L - -A E l I , I W i MICHAEL O'CONNER NANCY OLEKSY Julie Desnoyer, Judy Secord, and Ellen Sponsler re-enact the founding of the Immaculate Heart of Mary order on the 119th Anniversary. MICHAEL O'NEIL THOMAS ORTOWSKI CAROL OSBORN DENNIS O'SHEA ROBERT OSTERBERG DAVID PAGE Informal talk appeals to everybody at Senior YCS meetings. 111 DAVID PAHL MICHAEL PAHL JOSEPH PECARD SHARON PELSINSKI Tim Cagney decided to be the honorary Repub- lican campaign manager for St. Johns High. EDWARD PEPLINSKI ROBERT PICKETT MICHAEL PIENTA SIDNEY POTTER After being relieved of her duties as hostess for Parents Night , Mary Wood cut-up at the dnce. 3 Mike Timmons dances with the girl-next-door , Jeanie Baker. Caryl Weed, a St. John's Senior was voted Miss Junior Achievement, an event that high- lighted a week of Junior Achievement activities in Jackson. FRANCES QUERBACH PAUL RACIBOSKI SUSAN ROON EY GAIL ROSS WILLIAM SEDORE 1 ,nk wgffgsr J- .rm I 7, iz 5 ml. sfffvsi I ' . j.ff,gg, , f -::, K- S ,535 , , . GREGORY SATANSKI CAROL SC ZYKUTOWICZ MICHAEL SHAUGHNESSY LEONARD SMIGIEI LSKI During the course of this picture, Cindy Flintoft suffered a broken Clavical and Cathy Daly also received a cracked rib. A11 were inflicted by Steve O'Conr1e11. T ROY SMITH RICHARD SOLTIS ELLEN SPONSLER MARY SUSAN STELLINGWORTH ANTIONETTE STONE SHERRY STONE Now Patsy--temper, temper. I A JOHN TEEGARGIN ANDREW THELAN ALAN THOMPSON NJ, ' 1 MARY BETH THORREZ MICHAEL TIMMONS WINIFRED TOMSHACK On How Big is Your Heart Day the Senior girls ran a telegram office at everyones' convenience. WILLIAM TUTT LE K DIANE VAN MAELE 'x N f 5, -J I MICHELE URBANY SHIRLEY VANDENBELT THOMAS VASSAL MARY SUE WARFIELD Michey-we're giving, not taking. f CARYL LEE WEED EVA WEEKS JOHN WENKUS MARYANN WHITE JILL WICKLUND MICHAEL WINKLER Our seniors are given the opportunity to take Calculus at JC, Going to class are 1. to r., P. McC1eer, T. Cagney, S. O'Conne11, M. McCarthy, V. Murray, A. Karazim, J. Wicklund, V. Chmielewski, M. Wood, N. Low KATHLEEN WINTER SUSAN WOJCIK Steve O'Conne11 takes time out to have his own picture taken. 120 MARY WOOD PATRICIA WORTHING THOMAS YOCUM ,, CYNTHIA ZAKRZEWSKI ELIZABETH ZALEWSKI JOHN ZIELINSKI Do you know what he did 121 DOROTHY ZIMMERMAN 12 Year Students Row 1 1. to r. E. Weeks, G. Ross, R. McCluskey, C. McDonald, E. McCann, J. Mess- ner. Row 2 E. Sponsler, M. McQuillan, S. Rooney, J. Wicklund, M. S. Warfield, M. Urbany, K. McCann. Row 3 W. Sedore, W. Tuttle, S. Potter, M, Timmons, P. O'Brien. Row 4 M. Pienta, M. Shaughnessy, R. Smith, D. O'Shea, T. Vassal. Row 5 S. O'Conne11, M. Pahl, T. Miner, J. Bretes, M. O'Neil. CLASS PATRON: BLESSED VIRGIN MARY CLASS COLOR: PEACH AND SILVER CLASS FLOWER: RED ROSE MOTTO: CHRIST FIRST, OTHERS SECOND, MYSELF LAST. CLASS Row 1 1. to r. P. Chomic, R, Lievense, L. Boley, J. Boland, C. Daly. Row 2 K. Lam- mers, K. Herda, M.J, Kramer, M. Koenigskneckt, K. Farley, K. Heinzman. Row 3 R. Johnson, J. Bretes, J. Henley, G. Hengesbaugh, D. Atkins, H. Murphy. Row4 J. Lievense, T. Goodwin, F. Hawley, F. Galardi, C. Gamin, D. Driscoll. Valedictorian V g y 123 Michael McCarthy Salutatorian - BOY Thomas Goodwin The two Seniors chosen by their fellow students as J-Boy 85 J-Girl are truly held in high esteemg for they represent all that is desired in an ideal person to live, work and associate with. RI , , . . fx 4. ,T - Veronica Chmielewski J'-GIRL jgffaqba 6-1, Qfeiafg, 7Qj4L, 4,,f,fL, , V fa ,fZ .a1.4wL4-Z .fl-auf! -ff!! ZZ!! Efvfvmf dui-, I ,,L7,4-Zf2f ' ,W J?-CX dz. 0096442 ,paw fd fQM,wCzzfrvc,L. ,- Az,7,p'7' ff . ' AMWJLLUZM y 1 f 1,1 As Times Change, so do Tourniquet rings were considered in by all the gals. Everything was madras, as displayed here in the pop- ular parkas. Newly introduced patterned nylons create quitea stir in the world of fashion. As they say, 'fstyles repeat them- Hardly a day passed without Seeing selves, and shoulder purses truly gl-IYS roaming the halls 111 C1111Ck-21- confirmed this belief. 190015 21116 white levi' S. 126 Styles: Fads of ,G Although the hairstyles are considered BenCh Wa1'meI'5 Were straight, most girls add a little curl to afashlon Craze fhaf accentuate their facial features. hlt CFUTIDUSGS fhI'0UEh- out the state. Cut-out Ioafers are great, but we wou1dn't recommend them for 'puddle jumping. 127 S37 ibn . - - 1 t, A R d -'hL t K 5. Nga I , A55 ' Y v . ' 3 ' A f h The Yearbook Staff accepts opinions from everyone in choosing pics that will be the most impressive. 9 7 The underclassmen on the staff are, seated, Andy Dotterweich and Bonnie Roseg standing, Chris Stewart, Mary Kay Bamm Ccenter backb and Janet Moran. your yearbook. 128 The Staff would like to take time out to present themselves It will be somewhat impossible to tag our members with specific work that they did at the meetings throughout the year, because Jobs were shared by all. For instance, Steve would take his crack at copy writing and layouts, while Julie co-ordinated photography with typing and art There have been times when we would have liked to dump the whole mess into the basket, but our reward is the many people we have made just a little bit happier and the fact that we recorded an entire year in pictures and print I spite of our late hours, cold dinners and numerous demands on time, we re proud of our work and only hope you share a little of our resolved enthusiasm for Yearbook Staff Is Grateful The Yearbook Staff would like to say a big thank-you to all those persons who had a hand in helping us complete this 1965 edition. Countless favors were given, along with many encouraging ex- pressions which compelled us to keep the operation going. Among those that deserve special mention are: Our wonderful patrons, on whom the finan- cial burden was placedg Dunhanna Studios for their valuable time spent on photo- graphyg Mr. Jim Spaulding, our good friend and representative from Edwards Brothers, who was always there to answer our questions and quiet our fears which we confronted him withg and our faculty for their precious tolerance that was so very important to meet those last minute deadlines. Advisor-Mrs. Bert Tuttle 1 Senior Staff Members are: seated, Marybeth Thorrez, Mrs. Tuttle. Standing L. to R., Julie DesNoyer, Steve O'Conne1l, Ellen Sponsler and Karen Heinzman, Not present, Bob Johnson. 2 See for Yourself A , I 7 7 4E ,v- 'QF' ' MTM 55,3 . a E 3 3 'W M Q f' 5 53 mf Q X Sr , ,ww X 3 1 'X X sNX m 2 Q is W ik: 263 N6 f Q 5 'M?:1Wnf ' -s I af wb wx. -. N. he 1 i Q 'N. in Q H xg' 4' 2 W 'S a 1 09 Q4 1 Q 8' lv' Qi. rg.-A ,ww ,-,..r-- tl V V ix ,.,. MTA., . - , JSI!-f '-- , ' ' '- - A NM, .X Q QAM at V-r' n kwa . 'W 'AQ en ' .Q L. Re., .. H5 ,N m - ,, Mft ,X x5 Q M ww V, ' 4 I,d 5 . A ' Q A M50 W P A T R 0 P N R I 0 Z G E R E S . S Iv fX xi ' DUNHANNA PORTRAITS BEST WISHES from your Senior Photographer Hayes Hotel Bldg. Jackson, Michigan MADDALENNS 1511 West Morrell Street Jackson Michigan T R u D E L L ' S HILL DISTRIBUTING STANDARD SERVICE COMPANY Ganson G+ we-sf Avenue ST 2-1214 Distributors of L2TfEl1S?liZ?932iilhiiiiiiiiii ecks the mek PEPSI . COLA Y 2412 Lansing Ave. Dial ST 2-9708 1 x:::g:5s S'vj3:2 Qw D Q -2-: . ,-'ix,f,. 4 GNX 134 PARK AND SHOP SUPER FOOD MARKET eard of a brown and orange sweater for a Gael! onica Chmielewski to Cindy Doyle. 910 E. Michigan Avenue Jackson, Michigan SCHLENKER SANDWICH SHOP I Featuring Sirloin Hamburgs For the treat that can't be beat I 1'IO4 E G St t ST? 99461 JACKSON TYPEWRITER AND OFFICE SUPPLY CO., INC. 1310 W. Michigan Avenue JACKSON, MICHIGAN 135 TONE - MASTERS ll For Live Music at its Finest Parties - Proms Dances - Weddings Contact: THOMAS DESCHAINE 318 Peacock Walk Jackson, Michigan ST 4-7288 SHARKEY OIL COMPANY Distributors of PHILLIPS 6466 Gasoline and Motor Oils Superior Shoe Repair 324 East Michigan Avenue Owned and Operated by FRANK and MIKE SICA 0'HENRY FENCE CO. 3455 East Michigan Ave. Jackson, Michigan Phone PO 4-2922 Residential-CommerciaI-Industrial Chain Link, Wood, Wire Complete Installation and Repair -J Vllpg W Could you please repair my girlfriends ballerina slip- ' Wifi , M T ee- g-fs f95Wl fff ,g:,f' , 'ii 1 'Q' pers? asks Frank Galardia and Dennis O'Shea of Mr. Sica. . . A EXPERT CENTRAL SOUTHERN FITTINGS MICHIGAN'S BY FOREMOST STYLE EXPERIENCED AND QUALITY SHOE FOOTWEAR FOR ALL SPECIALISTS THE FAMILY CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVHED All of us Seniors Girls wish all of you up there luck. PARK TOOL AND DIE 231 West South Street Dial State 2-9405 Congratulations and Best Wishes for a Happy and Successful Future 137 Saint Joseph Parish 705 N. Waterloo 784-9716 Toy Town 1611 E. Michigan 798-6383 Zoerman-Clark Mfg. Co. 626 N. Mechanic St. ST 9-6288 Tornmy's Service 1937 Cooper Street 789-9409 Sips-N-Snack Drive-In 2025 W. Michigan ST 9-6704 Smith Janitor and Window Service 819 Maltby Street ST 3-4796 vi,- fof' ' W uw ' SUBURBAN I.ANES AND COCKTAIL LOUNGE 3801 Ann Arbor Rd. Jackson Michigan PACKAGE 86512 mimi Suburban Motors 3131 E. Michigan ST 4-4728 Tumey's Grocery 1102 E. South Street ST 4-5715 The Stag 300 E. Michigan ST 2-7083 Shamrock Bar 1628 E. Michigan ST 4-5951 John Seven Paint and Wallpaper 20 1-203 S. Mechanic 783-6556 A 8a W Root Beer Stand 1300 S. West Avenue . . . and its got windshield wipers, and hubcaps, and a shiny grill, exclaim Karen Heinzman, John Grund, and Carol Osbor ART MOEHN 500 N. Jackson ST 4-9161 GAIN with ART MOEHN We service to your satisfaction THE PUB Greenwood at First Street The Bullinger's 139 'I601 PHONE ST I 3 2627 CARDINAL CREDIT CORP. East Michigan Loans up to 5500.00 Ave Diviefri's Rocci's Coiffeurs sr 2-2493 Patsy and Jim's sr 2-6925 Congratulations Class of 1965 DUNIGAN BROTHERS,INC MUNICIPAL AND UTILITY CONTRACTORS STANDARD QH LEO LAMMERS, Agent Phone ST 4-5373 or ST 4-3400 140 ,l A C K S 0 N RAY GE AR PRINTING COMPANY JACKSON, 1647 Cooper MICHIGAN ST 25433 . ..,.t 5 ,.,.,.,:::: E o wholesale - Refqil J . ' . I Industrial Fuels 4, 5 and O Printed Metered Delivery O Heater and Furnace Oil O Automatic Keep Fill LEONARD O 24 l2lg+1r2BiJlr2g3 Service JMperlr1ea11f can PO 4-0500 Bob Snyder - Owner JACKSON FUEL COMPANY 4200 Page Avenue 141 E LIQUORS - WINE - BEER Specializing in - SIZZLING STEAKS Chops - Chicken - Sea Food Sandwiches of your choice PRIVATE PARTIES T. N. T. TRUCKING COMPLIMENTS 81 SUPPLY OF SAND 81 GRAVEL WHITE sror FILL DIRT Gravel for Driveway Jackson, Michigan PHONE 4-1033 C 0 T T E R ,, .W Pontiac-Cadillac-Tempest 3705 Ann Arbor Road Enjoy them in our Beautiful Dining Room Southern Michigan's TOP Dealer C. THORREZ INDUSTRIES 4909 W. MICHIGAN JACKSON, MICHIGAN ST 2-0331 k that's a little too short Gloden of Trish Daly 143 CONGRATULATIONS g 9 Karazim's Body 85 Auto Glass 2330 Brooklyn Rd. Phone ST 4-5671 Marge 81 Dick's Grocery 4585 Cooper 784-1829 Lowe11's Barber Shop 1604 E. Michigan Ave. ST 9-7772 Kreuer 85 Neubecker Jackson Spring 8. Molding Corp Corner Ganson Sa Steward 1321 South Elm ST 4-9300 ST 2-7104 CHAPMAN - HIVELY D E S N 0 YE R AND BAUER FUNERAL HOME 1101 E. Ganson Insurance Real Estate Chuck Chapman Larry Bauer Funeral Directors 82: AMBULANCE SERVICE 204 N. Blackstone West Point Food Market 1690 Spring Arbor Rd. ST 3-6702 Zawacki Store 1033 Cooper 789-9172 ..lohnson's Drug Store 1522 E. Michigan ST 2-6139 144 Jerry Rossi Floor Co. 1 1 13 Seymour Avenue ST 4-5344 Edward Szczesny 615 S. Gorham St. ST 3-6331 JACK'S DRIVE-IN APPLIANCE AND T.v. 3200 E. Michigan Ave. ST 9-7300 I-'jVl7'h' Chris Clark and Jill Wicklund laugh when Mr. Hasbrouk and his assistant tell them that the stereos may be a little bit above their price range. Jackson's largest known Zenith Dealer JACK HASBROUK, Owner BUILDER'S LUMBER 1315 Page Avenue ST 4-3193 We've heard of dry cleaning, but this is ridiculousl' say Tom Murphy and Pat McCleer. O rr Reed Co Ha Ie M' ' Dick Dalton and Dan Driscoll will buy only the best ply . . . , . , wood to make their tree house. Plumbing, Heating and Air Conditioning 412 W. Prospect ST 4-7167 145 1 FORNER - LAKESIDE DAIRIES 2014 Tyson Street JACKSON, MICHIGAN Phone ST 3-6244 MILK AND MILK PRODUCTS Wholesale and Refail Compliments of E U R 0 P E A N MONKS-PECARD-TURLEY B A K E R Y INSURANCE AGENCY 2317 W. Main Street 622 Page Avenue Marie M' Pecafd Jackson, Michigan Bend Specialists General Insurance MEMBER OF TELEPHONE E AREA CODE 5I7 I IoRToN COMPANY scnew MACHINE Pnonucrs Box 745 zo1o BROOKLYN Row JACKSON, MICHIGAN 49204 146 1052 B R BEST wlsHEs 1052 Cooper St CLASS OF '65 Normangf AMERICAN Babe Fischer C A R P E T LOOKING AHEAD WITH THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1965 in D-lvl AN 0 INCORPORATED Originators of the Famous Silent Yard-Man Hand Mower 147 Bowling is Family Fun all THE BOWLING PALACE Compliments 2410 E. Michigan Avenue Q of Come One EDDIE'S BAR Come All li EDSYL'S , , Beer Well, slr, what d1d you expect when I used my foot as a brake! , explains Fred Hawley as he tries to re-apply for O auf Wine Gas ALL-RISK INSURANCE AGENCY - 1703 E. Michigan Grocemes 148 TRADING POST 4115 Lansing Avenue Jackson, Michigan 66Where You See The Sign It's Genuine VIRGINIA CONEY ISLAND Rapid Take-Out Service on CONEY ISLANDS lackscn Tobacco 81 Candy Co I 327 Water Street lacksun, Michigan HAMBURGERS FRENCH FRIES 649 E. Michigan Avenue c ST 4-3256 I Blll 8. Cl.lFF'S -Take Out- Beernwme DRUG STUIIE Pockoged Liquor I Jackson, Mich- 2123 Lansing Avenue n'e5crQafion.4 .xdnal Suppgea STate lain-CL95 ' 5 ' jaw - lidfried - Cameraa G i -P r Su lies . - i n Wea in CZDCIZSIIIAZSQTS -O Qeld Iinfiixes pmrctom -A J E If 9 O Open 7 Days A Week 9 u.m. to 'I2 p.m. 149 MARK DRUG STORE 300 East Ganson at Cooper . Jackson, Michigan Congratulations to the Prescription CLASS OF '65 Delivery from CENTER RECREATION COURTESY FORD 6GWhere Customer is King, Resiclential, Industrial Jackson' and Commercial Wiring Michigan f Motor Service and Rewincling 4114 Page Avenue MONARCH ELECTRIC X Jackson, Michigan PO 4-0200 150 7 NORTH SIDE TAKE OUT W 1601 Cooper C 0 U R T N E Y DISTRIBUTING co. STatC4'1300 4226 Huntington Dr. JACKSON, MICHIGAN Distributor Ph: 784-5088 TOM'S TOASTED PEANUTS COMPLIMENTS OF .I. .I. BEST AGENCY INSURANCE Established in 1906 Mike Gorczyca and Ed Jablonski pick u date's corsages for the prom. 203-9 Carter Building Jackson, Michigan 1105 WEST GANSON ST. ogcnhh oe JACKSON, MICH. 7. .. S ' 1 BEST WISHES from the p REGENT CAFE 218 E. Cortland STate 9-9455 Mary French and Kathy Lammers talk over the world problems while eating at the Regent. , C0Hg1'atu1ati0US You have reached one of ' f 1 65 ' 4 X Class 0 9 life's important goals - 5 t from at '- GRADUATION ' 9 '24, Dog N Suas We extend to you' 1 '-3 ' YW urb t 'h f Park Rd. as o es w1s es or H Fourth Street continued success. C. J. Markowski Groceries Tom Powers Clip Shop 717 Elmwood Cor. of Clinton 85 St. Clair ST 9-8483 ST 3-4966 Seymour Food Polachek's Dress Fabrics 606 Seymour 109 W. Michigan Ave. Jackson, Michigan ST 4-0322 Ruby's Cafeteria 8x Catering Office Supply House 1626 E. Michigan 129 S. Mechanic ST 4-5168 ST 4-0529 Robert Lake Co., Inc. Ordway Tuxedo Rental 333 Liberty St. 1103 Union St. ST 3-2821 ST 3-6608 Robertson Service Station New Idea Farm Equip. Co. 1002 Cooper at North St. 311 S. Water St. ST 9-9257 ST 4-8559 Quality Cleaners Matt Johnson Service 1007 Clinton Rd. Cooper and Ganson ST 9-6131 ST 9-9454 152 v Ii' F. P. MILLER C0. 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ST 9-7428 Abbott, Abbott, Ambs, Carol 2,30,31,40,46 Valerie 12,40 Florence 30,36 Arpino, Mr. 35,79 Atkin, Mr. 79,82,91 Atkin, David 91,122,165 Atkin, Linda 12 Atkin, Timothy 30 Augustine, Carolyn 30,45 Augustine, Philip 12 Bacon, Bacon, Bacon, Bacon, Bacon, Bailey, Baker, Charles 106 Karen 30 Ned 20,54 Richard 30 Robert 41,91 Connie 30,41,87 Jean 30,52,113 Balchik, Jack 20 Balfe, John 12 Balhorn, Elaine 20,29 Bamm, Bamm, Lawrence 12 Mary Kay 20,26,128 Barczak, Michael 30 Barczak, Richard 91,94,165 Bartoszek, Janice 30,45 Bazylewicz, Marie 12,16 Bazylewicz, Patricia 87,91,99,57,116,137, 160 Bazylewicz, Paul 20,29 Beale, Susan 30 Beck, Carl 91,56 Beck, Mary 12 Benn, Mary 20,27 Benner, Thomas 12,19,82,83 Best, Denise 30,45,48 Bilaski, Margaret 20 Bilaski, Michael 20 Blair, James 91,118,165 Blair, Karen 20 Bliss, Mary 10,12,54 Blodgett, Kevin 30,62,77,78,79,80 Boland, Joan 10,91,99,107,122 Boley, Louise 91,122,137 Bombalicki, Arlene 20 Bambalicki, Marilyn 91 Bombalicki, Philip 30 Boody, Boody, Patricia 20 William 30 Booth, Mary Ann 30,121 Borener, Laura 30,41,49 Borener, Paulette 12 Bradley, David 30 Brady, David 11,12 Branigan, Mary 12 Branigan, Patricia 33,92,137 Brannigan, Barbara 10,30,33,39,45,54 Braun, Rnbert 12 Brautigam, Mary Jean 20 Brautigam, Steven 30,56 Bretes, James 57,61,67,69,71,89,92,1l1, 122, Brown, Brown, Brown, 165 Carol 92 Clifford B9,92,165 Michael 31 Bucior, Carol 31 Bullinger, Josephine 12,41 Bullinger, Mary Ellen 12,41 Bungart, Carlene 12 Bungart, Christine 40,43,55,64,92,99,137 Bungart, Jolm 30 Bursh, P. Butterfield, Ann 31 Butterfield, Barry 12 Cagney, Carol 20 Cagney, Kevin 20,46 Cagney, Linda 12 Index Cagney, Timothy 31,112 Cagney, Timothy 41,46,61,89,92 Cahill, Susan 2,20,21 Cahill, Thomas 13 Calbert, Kathleen 20 Camburn, Mary 93 Cameron, Penelope 20 Campbell, Mary Jo 30,10,31,45,54 Catterlin, Kathleen 11,20 Cavanaugh, Timothy 20 Cavins, Theodore Chapman, Margaret 31,40,45,131 Chase, Madeline 31 Chmiel, John 13 Chmiel, Joseph 3l,64,77,79,80,81,106 Chmielewski, Anthony 31,39,106 Chmielewski, John 13 Chmielewski, Veronica 5,33,4O,44,90,93, 124,135,137 Chomic, James 20 Chomic, Marjorie 30,31,46,107 Chomic, Patricia 93,122,137 Chrapek, Rosemary 41,44,94,137 Chrisman, Jane 20,26 Chrisman, Joseph 13 Chrisman, Mary 94,137,157 Cimock, Anne 20 Cimock, Jea.nne 13 Ciochon, Barbara 10,20 Ciszewski, Vicki 13 Clark, Christine 39,48,107,86,115,137,145 Clark, Frederick 31,107 Colcy, Cecilia 21 Colby, David 31,49,60,107 Comperchio, Jodi 13 Comperchio, Michael 31,3'7,39,5l,107 Conde, Ted 13 Cook, David 31,107 Coyne, Mary 21 Crego, Nancy 31,48,107 Crowley, Mr, James 39,61,62,69,84,91, 92.131 Crowley, Michael 21,54 Cummings, Gerald 21,24 Cummings, Mary 94.137 Curran, Daniel 21 Curtis, David 21,54 Cvengros, Frank 21,24,29 Czubko, Candice 21,54 Dalton, Helen 21,27 Dalton, Paula 21 Dalton, Richard 41,67,68,71,94,111,145, 165 D3-ly, Cathleen 40,60,86,57,90,87,95,122, 137,160 Daly, Margaret 21,38 Daly, Patricia 95,143 Daly, Pauline 89,95,137 Daly, Thomas 13 Damjanac, Michael 59,95 Davidovicz, Kathryn 20,11,21 Davidovicz, Richard 13 DeLos Santos, Jolm 95,101 DeLos Santos, Lilly 13 DeLos, Santos, Rosemary 27 Demosiuk, Judith 13 Dempski, Diane 31,45,107 Deren, Ronald 31,107 DesNoyer, Julie 57,89,95,108,110,1l7, 128,129,137 ' DesNoyer, Ronald 21,82,83,131 DesNoyer, Steve 13,47 DesNoyer, Veronica 13,16 Devine, Jerry 13 Diaz, Miss 18 Diffenderfer, Mark 13 Dominick, Roger 21,27,29 Dotterweich, Andrew 21,24,51,57,128,130 Doyle, Cynthia 5,56,89,95,135,137 Doyle, Michelle 13,36,41,50 Doyle, Pamela 21,10 Drayonetti, Jeannette 13 Dragonetti, Vincent 54,95 97,112 Drake, Thomas 21 Draper, Lawrence 13,42 Driscoll, Cheryl 21 Driscoll, Daniel 41,97,122,145 Driscoll, Dennis 21 Drongowski, Linda 13 Drongowski, Robert 41,84,97,101,108,165 Duffy, Mary Lynne 21,38 Dullock, Robert 31,52,56,107 Dupuis, Deborah 10,13,16 Durbrow, Charles 21,29 Durbrow, John 13 Dwyer, Patrick 5,41,61,69,72,77,79,81,97 165 Dziesupek, Marcia 13 Dzikowicz, Thomas 31 Eagle, Michael 13 Eagle, Sue 31,116,107 Eisele, Linda 11,31 Eisele, Thomas 14 Embury, Charles 52,97,lO8,165 Embury, Lorraine 31,33,39,41,10'7 Engel, Linda 11,22 Engel, Patricia 14,16,87 Erven, Joanne 39,97,137,166 Faber, Thomas 22,23 Farley, Kathleen 41,97,122,137 Farley, Mary 14 Farley, William 31,107 Farrell, Carillon 52,59,60,99,108,117, 126,137 Farrell, Mark 14 Felgar, Lynn 10,14 Fitspatrick, Timothy 14 Fitzgerald, Eileen 22,61,87 Fitzgerald, Patricia 10,14 Fitzgibbon, Colleen 31,45,l07 Fitzgibbons, Sheila 12,14 Fitzsimmons, Thomas 22 Flack, Jeanette 39,97,108,137 Fleming, Martha 14 Fleming, Richard 22,29 Flintoft, Cindy 2,36,60,86,87,98,108,115, 137 Fors, Janet 14,87 Foster, Jea.n 10,22,41 Fought, David 22 Fought, William 14 Fountain, James 98 Fountain, Robert 22 Fox, Linda 52,98,137,157 Fraser, Patricia 30,45,107 Fraser, Thomas 22,32 Frederick, Michael 32,107 French, Constance 22 French, Mary 98,137,152 Freundl, James 32,107 Frey, Nancy 98,99,10'7,13'7 Fritz, Sue 32,36,107 Frybarger, Ann 22 Frybarger, Edward 32,49,107 Fryt, Diana 44,98,99,137 Gaddi, Miss 50 Gajewski, Kathleen 10,98,99,101,107,131, 137 Gajewski, Leo 14 Galardi, Frank 98,122,136 Galardi, Tom 32,41,65,69,77,107 Galicki, Fred 22,29,42,56,75 Gallegros, Rose Ann 14 Garnin, Clyde 89,98,122,165 Gamin, Judith 14 Gilbertson, Cathy 14 - Gilbertson, James 7,101,108 Glandorf , Glandorf , Glandorf , Adele 14 Anne 14 Donald 46,101,165 Gloden, Susan 101,143,137 Goodwin, T 1o1,111,122,124 Gorczyca, Gorczyca, Margaret 22 homas 41,57,6O,62,67,69,77, Michaei 41,46,66,72,101,108, 151,165 Gorczyca, Gorczyca, Gork, Bar Nancy 32,107 Patrick 40,41,46,55,101,108 bara 89,101,102 Gostola, Louis 14 Gostola, Patricia 14 Grable, Gary 22 Graetz, Gary 61,102,165 Gray, John 14,56 Gray, Joseph 14,56 Gray, William 100,101,102,108 Greer, Jerry 5,102,165 Grund, Joan 46,102,109,137,139 Grund, Nancy 32,48,107 Gryczko, John 14 Grymko, Carol 32,107 Grymko, Timothy 14 Grzesek, James 103,101 Guillemette, Jeffery 22,27,131 Guillemette, Sharon 32,41,48,54,107 Gurr, Barbara 32,107 Gutoski, Carole 30,32,33,45,49,107 Hackett, Margie 14,41 Hackett, Nora 41,103,137 Hackett, Tim 22 Halm, Mary 15,41 Halm, Michael 32 Hammond, Mary Ann 14,15 Hankard, Anne 32,48,107 Hankerd, Jane 15 Hankerd, Linda 15,41,49 Hankerd, Michael 15 Hansen, David 15 Harley, Nancy 5,7,52,86,103,137 Harrington, Mary Jo 15 Harrington, Michael 32,107 Harris, Elizabeth 22 Hasbrouck, Linda 10,22,36 Hauck, Edward 32,36,107 Hauck, Margaret 13,15 Hawkins, Carole 32,33,107 Hawkins, Theresa 22 Hawley, Fred 6,41,46,49,77,80,81,92,10 108,122,115,148 Hawley, Peter 14,15 Heath, Leonard 15 Heath, Maureen 32,45,107 Heath, Michael 22,38,88 Heatherman, Diane 33,107 Heins, Mary Margret 103 Heinzman, Karen 89,100,103,117,122, 128,129,137,139,162,130 Helms, Joe 22,89 Hengesbaugh, Jerry 101,104,122 Hengesbaugh, Judy 14,15 Henley, John 46,55,89,103,122,165 Henman, Monica 10,22,29,38 Herda, Kathy 103,137,122 Herdus, Stanley 101,103 Herrara, Delores 15 Herrera, Rosemary Higgins, Mary Ann 11,22,41 Higgins, Patrick 33 Hockman, Robert 33,46,107 Hoffman, Diane 22 Hoffman, Lawrence 15 Horvath, Susan 33,45,107 3 House, Linda 33,107 Hudechek, Carl 15 Hudechek, Mary Ann 22 Hunt, JoAnne 33,107 ldziak, Mary 15 Idziak, Stanley 33,107 Iocca, Mark 23 Irvin, Carol 33,41,107 Jabmnski, Edward 68,72,84,101,111,104, 151,165 Jablonski, Mary Jablonski, Phillip 15 Jabkiewicz, Mary Ann 33,36 Janiak, Catherine 14,15,49,5l Jarvis, Ruth 23 Jennings, Brenda 23 Job, Carolyn 33,46 Job, Priscilla 15 Johnson, Janet 10,33 Johnson, Kenneth Johnson, Paul 33,46,49 Johnson, Richard Johnson, Robert 5,41,49,72,85,69,104,111, 122,128 Johnston, James 33,56 Johnston, Robert Jordan, Michael 33 Jordan, Patricia 33,45,48,52 Kaems, Robert 33 Kalpinski, Sue Karazim, Anita 33,39,l04,l37 Karazim, Mary Ann 14 Keena, John 19,83 Kelley, Chris Kelly, Mary 23,38,61 Kelly, William 33,37 Kemmer, Dennis 104,165 Kemmer, Joseph 23 Kennedy, Charles 16 Kennedy, Ford 16,42 Kennedy, Kim 23,74 Kenny, Jean 33,48 Kemay, Mary 14,16 Kessell, Dick Kibler, Joel 25 Kilian, Thomas 25 King, Nancy 10,25 Kirk, Marie 16 Kirkup, Michael 13 Kistka, Elaine 2,41,104,137 Kistka, Gerald 16 Koenigskneckt, Monica 99,104,108,122,137, 138 Koker, Karen 14,16 Kokoczka, Frances 33 Konieczki, Judy 104,130,137 Konkel, Jean 25 Konkel, Joseph 104 Kopinski, Cindy 33 Korniski, Barbara 16 Korniski, Ronald 25,29 Kosmet, Thomas 104 Kramer, Mary 104,108,122,137 Kramic, Janet 16 Krauz, Susan 25 Krieger, Linda 16,41 Krieger, Richard 73,104,108,165 Krist, Frank 7,85,104 Krul, Christine 33 Krul, Nancy 16 Krul, Patricia 16 Krul, Thomas 33 Krzesicki, Raymond 104,108 Kurns, Larry 16 Kurzynowski, Henry 25 Kurzynowski, Larry 16 Kutcha, Edward 14,16 Kwiatowski, Gerald 33,34 Labiak, Rev. Joseph 8,42,45,77,93 Lacinski, Fred La Marre, Allen 55,61,104,165 La Marre, Peggy 16,41 Lammers, Kathy 106,122,137,152 Lammers, Lynnilda 25,41 Lankford, Donna 33,49,106,137 Lapinski, Gregory 49,33 Lapinski, Sara 30,33 La Rosa, Francine 16 La Rosa, Nancy 16 Laskey, Linda 25 Laskovich, Diane 10,25,38 Lee, Mary Ann 25 Lefere, Barbara 33,45,87 Lefere, Catherine 25,61,87 Lefere, Charles 41,56,106,111 Lefere, Linda 25,38,40 Lefere, Royal 41,60,61,68,70,73,77,80,81, 106,111,121,165 Leiere, Thomas 16 Leibherr, Barbara 25 Leutz, Daniel 25 Lievense, James 46,49,106,122,130 Lievense, Ruth 106,109,122,137 Lindbert, Diana 25,26 Lienhart, Jeanette 25 Logeman, Robert 25,29 Longbucco, Janet 33,87 Longbucco, Ralph 17,82 Louagie, Richard 11,17,82 Lougheed, Gail 107,109,137 Low, Alan 17 Low, Nancy 37,107 Lozier, James 20,25,29,4O,65 Lozier, Patrica 33,45 Luca, Frank 33,34,37 Luca, Joanne 17 Lucas, Susan 17 Ludwig, Dennis 33 Luppo, Anthony 25 Luppo, Walter 25 Lyons, Daniel 7,56,57,69,73,92,102,107,111, 165,168 Lyons, Richard 17,75 Mac Donald, Irene 33 Maes, Jerome 25 Magieia, Bernie 17 Malec, Michael 17 Manfuso, Rita 25 Mapes, Kathy 17 Marrinan, Dennis 34,37 Martin, Anne 43,55,107,137,14O Martin, Gary 25,29 Martin, John 34 Mathein, Thomas l5,17,56 Matthews, Janet 17 Mattone, Mary 25 May, Susan 10,17 Mayer, Patricia 107,130,137 McCann, ,Eileen 107,122,137 McCann, James 25 McCann, Kathleen 108,122,137 Mc Carthy, Daniel 2,25,38 McCarthy, David 17' McCarthy, Michael 41,42,52,69,72,84,108, 123 McCarty, Jerome 25 McCave, Thomas 25 McCleer, Michael 25 McCleer, Patrick 41,42,46,49,52,61,108,145 165 McC1uskey, Rosemary 89,99,108,122,137, 138 McCormick, Martha 10,17 McCormic, Patrick 34 McDonald, Cynthia 89,108,122,137 McDonough, Colleen 25 McLaury, Mary Jo 25 McDonough, James 14,17 McKay, John 25,29 McLaury, David 34 McLaury, Karen 54,96,108,137 ,161 Pahl Kathleen 34 Pahl, Linda 34 Pahl, Michael 112,122,165 Pahl Roger 26 Pahl, Rosemary 34 McNeil, Mary 17 McQuillan, Eunice 20,25,40,38 McQuil1an, Maurine 52,86,57,87,89,109,122, 137 Meert, Mr. Joseph 3,6,89,108 Messner, JoAnne 41,109,122,137 Mikelonis, David 33,34,46,49,52 Mikelonis, Lorraine 25,38 Miller, Mary Ann 34,41 Miner, Linda 17 Miner, Thomas 61,109,122,131 Minter, Rebecca 17,49 Miskowski, Thomas 25,29 Moll, Jacqueline 17 Monroe, Mary Ellen 34 Moran, Janet 34,56,128 Morrissey, Edward 25 Morrisey, Gregory 34 Mosher, Robert 34 Mure, Pamela 34 Murphy, Murphy, Murphy, Murphy, Murphy, Murray, Cindy 25 Howard 68,72,109,122 Mary 17 Susan 17,96 Thomas 46,52,92,108,109,145,165 Virginia 44,46,108,109,123,131, 137 Nastally, Pauline 17,130 Newman, Marlene 25,38 Newman, Mary Jo 10,25 Nichols, Nancy 25 Nichols, Robert 25,82 Nichols, William 26,130 Norkey, Christine 33,110,117,137 Norkey, David 26 Norkey, Thomas 17,131 North, Ann 17 North, Chris 26 Nowak, Larry 5,34 Nowinski, Bernadine 34 Nowinski, Gerald 26 0'Brien, Patrick 41,110,111,121,122 O'Connell, Michaelleen 48,41,108,109,110, 137 O' Connell, Robert 26,38 O'Connel1, 129 O'Conner, Michael 110 O' Dowd , O' Dowd , Debbie 33,34,36 Dennis 26 Okay, Mr. John 21 Olesky, Daniel 26 Oleskey, Nancy 54,110,137 Oliver, George 17 O'Neil, Peggy 32,34,45,46 Stephen 84,11O,115,120,122,128, O'Neil, Michael 57,73,111,118,122,165 Ordway, Steve 17,82 Ortowski, Carolyn 11,26 Ortowski, Margaret 26 Ortowski, Thomas 108,111,165 Osborn, Carol 54,100,109,111,137,139 Oser, Rev. Adolph 9,39 O'Shea, Dennis 41,111,122,136 O'Shea, Theresa 26 Osterberg, Margaret Osterberg, Robert 11 Osterburg, William 17 Ottmer, Robert 17 Pacyma, Rosemarie 34,41 Page, David 41,55,62,77,78,79,80,81,111, 126,154,165 Page, Ronald 26,131 Pahl, David 41,112 Palkowski, Cheryl 11 Palkowski, Ronald 51 Panceiz, Dennis 17 Paquin, Ted 34 Pauwels, Joseph 17 Pecard, Joseph 112 Pelsinski, Sharon 44,112,167,137 Pender, Rodney 26 Penlinski, Edward 42,61,112,165 Pequet, Kathryn 26 Perticone, Mr. Justine 15,33,77,79 85 130 Petty, Miss Ruby 32 Phelps, Kathleen 18 Pnuups, Mr. Steven '1,49,99,111,1:s1 Pickett, Lorraine 108 Pickett, Robert 111,113 Pickett, Timothy 14,18 Pienta, Michael 39,101,113,122,16 Pienta, Patricia 26,41 Pienta, Philip 18 Ponaid, William 18 Piotroski, Thomas 34,56 Pletske, Kathleen 18 Polaski, Ron 18 Potok, Ronald 26,82,83,85 Porter, Sidney 41,a7,9s,111,113,122 165 Potter, Thomas 11,18 Powers, Donald 26 Powers, John 34,35,39,67,70 Powers, John 18 Powers, Kathleen 10,14,18 Powers, Thomas 26,42,38 Powers, Timothy 18 Prestler, Marilyn 26 Pyciak, Daniel 14,18 Querbach, Francis 70,73,84,10l,114 Quinn, Mary Kay 14,18 Rachty, Karen 18 Raciboski, Clara 26 Rociborski, Paul 114 Radziewicz, Patricia 27 Rainey, Mary 27 Rakowski, David 36 Rakowski, John 18 Ramp, James 18,42,77,79,88 Ramp, Jayleane 36,45,48 Rand, Patricia 36 Randis, Cynthia 36 Ratcliff, Russell 18 Ratcliff, Vicki 36,41 Remi, Sister Mary 93 Rennell, Carl 27 Richardson, Kathy 27 Richardson, Michael 18,75 Riede, Carlene 27 Riede, Mary Jo 36,45,86,87,108 Riede, Michael 36 Riede, Timothy 18,82 Riley, Angie 18 Riley, Jeanne Roman, Rita 27 Rooney, Susan 43,55,114,122,137 Rosary, Sister Mary 109 Rose, Bonnie 33,36,45,56,128 Ross, Gail 115,122,137 Ross, JoAnn 27 Rowan, Pamela 27 Rowley, Cherie 36,41 Ruede, Philip 12,18 Russ, Barbara 36 Russo, Gregory 36,50 Russo, Rosemary 18 Ruthven, Sandra 18 Ryder, Elwyn 79 Ryder, Michael 18 Sacher, Melanie 10,27 Sambaer, Julie 27,38 Sambaer, Ronald 36,46 Sambaer, Sharon 16,18 Samulak, David 27,36,38 Sarafin, Janice 36,39 Sarata, Jacqueline 19 Satanski, Gregory 40,67,73,94,111,115, 165,168 Satanski, Paul 27,75 Sayers, Thomas 27 Scarpino, Joseph 36 Schnebelt, Michael 36,37,77 Schramn, Deborah 27 Sczykutowicz, Carol 99,107,115,137,162 Sczkutowicz, Sharon 36,37 Seckinger, Jane 36 Secord, Janice 27 Sedore, Susan 36,45 Sedore, William 40,57,67,70,71,90,105, 111,115,122,165 Shaughnessy, Mike 7,111,115,122,165 Shaughnessy, Thomas 19 Shean, Charles 28 Shean, Mary 19 Sheridan, Kathleen 36,39,45 Shumard, Cathy 19,41 Sitko, Marcia 90 Skrocki, Richard 36,49 ' Smigielski, Eileen 26,28 Smigielski, Leonard 5,115 Smith, David 19 Smith, Julie 19 Smith, Michael 36,49,82 Smith, Roy 41,108,116,122,165 Soltis, Richard 63,101,116 Spencer, Diane 28 Sponsler, Ellen 2,40,57,61,64,89,107, 110,117,116,122,128,129,137,154 Stanazek, Frank 36 Stanazek, Jeanne 28 Stankiewicz, Shirley 36 Steele, Michael 28 Stellingworth, Mary 99,116,127,137 Stewart, Christine 28,128 Stewart, Kathleen 36,45 Stone, Alena 28 Stone, Antoinette 108,117,127,137 Stone, Sherry 6,116 Stroko, Marcia 33,36 Strzynski, Edward 28 Sullivan, Dave 37 Sullivan, Donald 20,28,29 Sullivan, Margaret 28,61 Sullivan, Mary 28 Sullivan, Nadine 14,19 Sullivan, Roger 37 Swain, Dennis 37,49,131 Swain, Thomas 19 Swartout, Mrs. Bernard 99 Swartout, David 31,37,46,77 Swope, Noreen 2,37,39,41,54 Sykes, Gerald 28,46,77,82,83 Sykes, Thomas 12,19,82 Symons, Gregory 37 Szczeshy, Robert 24,28,36 Szocinski, Phyllis 37,45 Teegardin, John 117 Thelan, Andrew 117 Thelan, Kenneth 28 Thompson, Alan 56,117 Thompson, Mary Ann 37 Thorrez, Bernard 24,28,75 Thorrez, Marybeth 2,89,108,117,128,129, 137,160 Thorrez, Morris 37 Timmons, Mary Ann 10,19 Timmons, Michael 41,62,69,7O,71,78,79 8O,81,111,113,117,122,165 Tobin, Richard 28 - 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