St Joseph High School - Arrow Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1953 volume:

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Our teachers, The Brothers of the Christian Schools, have been training young men in the metropolis of Detroit since 1851 under their banner, Builders of Boys - Makers of Men. Since the first class of sixty one years ago, St. Joe graduates have gone forth into all phases of business, medicine, politics, and the Church. What impels the graduates of St. Joe's to strive for positions of such prominence? It is the constant desire to strive to better themselves for God and Country. In other words, it is the traditional spirit of St. Joe's which enlightens these graduates. We, the St. Joe's men of tomorrow, hope and pray that we may be able to at least equal the accomplishments of our models - the Alumni of St. Joseph's High School. Table of Contents I Dedication ....... , ..... 2 II Foreword and Table of Contents . . 3 III Administration .......... 4 IV Faculty ...... 6 V Senior Graduates . . 9 VI Underclasses . . . 25 VII Senior Memoirs- . . 31 VIII Alumni ......... 46 IX School Clubs ....... 53 X Scenes Around School . . 60 4 XI Sports ......... 69 XII Advertisers .... 83 I ' XIII Index of Seniors . . . 96 3 M In Q' 'fl I RESIDENCE WOODWARD 3-I9lI Office of the Principal: REV. BROTHER ANTHONY JOSEPH, F,S.C M,A., Manhattan College, M.Ed., University of Detroit, Principal St. glnsephfs String! Scuoot uf the Ulhristizm Brothers 1533 JAY STREET DETROIT 7, MICHIGAN WOODWARD J N82 My dear Graduates, To each of you may I extend my sincere conszratulations. May your parents, relatives, and dear friends share viith you in the great joy of' this occasion. Your life is an open highway. Behold its twin goals- a material prosperity that is but a stepping stone to eternal happiness . My prayer-ful wish is that each of you may lead a purposeful life, and that at its close God may reward you abundantly. Sin rely yours in hrist, Rev. Brother A. J eph F.S.C. Principal 4 REV. BROTHER CONRAD STEPHEN, F.S.C. B.A., Manhattan College, M.A., New York University, Assistant Principal REV. BROTHER COLUMBAN WALTER, F.S.C M.A., Fordham University, Ph.D., Fordham University, Vice-Principal REV. BROTHER B. ROBERT, F.S.C. B.A., Manhattan College, M.A., Manhattan College, Religion, English, Basketball Moderator REV. BROTHER C. DOMINIC, F.S.C. B.A., Manhattan College, M.A., Fordham University, Typing, Economics, Altar Society Moderator MR. J. EDWARD CARNEY B.A., University of Western Ontario, English, Biology, Mathematics MR. PETER J. CREEDON B.S., Northeastern University, Science, English, Basketball Coach REV. BROTHER C. JEROME, F.S.C. B.A., Catholic University, M.A., New York University, Economics, History, Cafeteria Moderator REV. BROTHER C. JAMES, F.S.C. B.A., Catholic University, M.A., Fordham University, French, Latin, Football Moderator A6511 E MR BERNARD F DIROFF B B A Northwestern University, 'IF '11 REV BROTHER A. VICTOR, F.S.C B A Catholic University, M S , Fordham University, Chemistry, Mathematics, A D C Moderator REV BROTHER A PETER, F.S.C. M L S St John s University, MR. PETER S. PETERS B.Ph., St. Mary's College, M. A., University of Detroit World History, English Physic al Education, Mathematics, REV BROTHER A. FRANCIS, F.S.C B A Manhattan College, M A Manhattan College, Mathematics, Business, Band Moderator 4-rw1'--wwvaf-aavfemxwi 'www 1 W1 EA' ' MRS. LUCY KRAJEN MISS SOPHIE WITCHER Dietitian Dietitian DR. PAUL J. DWAIHY Team Physician MR. ROBERT WALLER MR. JOSEPH DOT0 Custodian University of Milan Music Director MRS. CECELIA NOWAK MISS CLARA STERNETT Secretary Librarian ,.'ii2 ga5.S, 5 R , me S IV K If X f x Ns .X I x 5 f ,i Q if-N Sxx il vs -'- X 1 5 a S 1 0 Q X , Ln Qu L 1 , l C X A' ' ' - 'A if nf. Q s 5 5 my K ' 1 I ll ll The Graduate 0' Y JOHN C. AHERN 4C Beals ' ' Although in typing he may not excel, In all things else he does quite well? 11059 Lakepointeu LA. 7-3369 Guardian Angel Grade School Johnny says he dislikes school and homework . . . But excludes St. .Toe's . . . Likes walking and some- one named Jake . . . Plans to study business administration at U. of D.-. . . But secretly nurses an ambition to be on the Hit Parade and have the girl stars sing to him. CLIFFORD J. BAILEY 4A Fuzzy A regular diamond in the rough, In football, big, fast, mighty tough. 14102 Faircrest LA. 1-1815 Assumption Grotto Grade School Cliff hopes to be a millionaire brain specialist with his own custom car . . . One that can beat an Olds 88 . . . He likes to talk about cars - except Chevies - football, andagirl named Pat . . . His You ain't No- body and I hate skinny girls are well known around St. J oe's. PETER J. BARTOLOMEI 4B ' ' Lombardi' ' Our boy Pete's the life ofthe party. All his friends call him Lombardi. 4691 Lemay WA. 1-1406 St. Margaret Mary Grade School Pete thinks he'll wind up in Com- mercial Advertising . . . Whenever we want something he says, Tell them Lombardi sent you . . . His hobby is roller-skating . . . He has many fond memories, some of which are Marge, school spirit, and the class of '53, ARTHUR L. BEAUVAIS, Jr. 4C Art My favorite colors are the blue and white, I always root with all my might. 5756 Marlborough VA: 1-8934 St. John Berchman's Grade School If you see a Hudson Hornet streak in first across the finish line of the annual stock car races, Art Beauvais will be driving it . . . Art says he'11 remember the drives to help build a better Saint Joe's. WALLACE E. BERNHARDT 4B rrwallyri Wally's Plymouth heap is his pride, He'll give anybody a hot-rod ride. 24559 Colin Kelly Centerline Wally plans to take up physical education at M. S. C. to prepare for a coaching job later . . . He dislikes the short lunch period and girls who talk too much . . . In his favorite spot, the Senior Room, one can al- ways hear him say, What do you think I am, boy ? GEORGE E. BESSINGER 4B Red Red head, genial, a riot of fun, Call on me when you want things done. 4151 Crane WA. 3-1279 St. Catherine's Grade School George's hobby is weight-lifting and leaving cooked carrots on his plate . . . He likes sororities and St. .Toe's get-up-and-go . . . Dislikes reciting in class and Burrheads . . . He hopes to study business ad- ministration at Michigan State. DALE G. BEVELHYMER 4C Blu-Blu The time has come for him to go, Let's hope he'll remember old St. Joe. 14252 Faircrest LA. 6-9116 Assumption Grotto Grade School Dale says he likes going out at night, with girls, especially Claire . , . Will probably join the Tank Corps, although he would rather drive hot rods and jitterbug . . . On cold days the class smiles at his lusty Close the windows . FRANK A. BOLEK 4B Skid A good guy, a regular Joe, One of the best you can know. 12544 McDougall TW. 2-0145 Our Lady Help of Christians Frank is opposed to rowdiness and fighting, but still wants to see stars- as an astronomer on Mount Palomar. . . He says he plans to study horti- culture at the University of Georgia. . . Frank likes parties and black Caddie convertibles, yet frowns upon millionaires. JAMES R. BOYD 4A Happy Call me I-Ioppy but be keerful pard, D0n't fool around, I works hard. 8604 Plainview LU. 2-2421 Assumption Grotto Grade School Jim has an aversion to bow ties and spending money . . . He says he plans to join the Navy, sail the ocean and salt his money away . . .Jim dislikes plump girls and school books, excluding French . . . His favorite qulps are So what and You ain't nobody . JAMES L. BROTHERS 4B Measle A graduate from class 3C, Now he's quiet as can be. 17230 Annott LA. 1-3135 Our Lady of Good Counsel Jim enjoys tinkering on his car, riding in a new Kaiser convertible, days off from school, and working for his own T.V. business . . . He is against driving fast, and being pulled over by the police . . . Jim plans to study drafting at Lawrence Tech. DONALD R. BUBACK 4C Don He says that he is scared of girls, Although he keeps those chicks in whirls. 8262 Westminster SL. 7-4093 Ascension Grade School A socialite in every sense of the word, Don has an attraction for St. Joe festivities . . . l-le plans to be an athletic accountant, and a graduate of U. of D .... He dislikes homework and even more, homework copiers . . . Don says, he'll always remember the good times at St. Joe's High. LLOYD T. BUSHOR 4A Terry I love to laugh the livelong day, Why get to workwhen one can play? 19957 Hickory LA. 7-3478 St. Raymond's Grade School A football enthusiast, Lloyd could be seen at all the games rooting for the Blue and White . . . He plays basketball and golf . . . I-Ie denounces homework as the Root of all evil . . . He says he'll remember all the boys when he's making boxes at R. B. Clothes. WILLIAM J. CAMPBELL 4C Bill Campbell says that girls are trouble, Yet when they're near he's on the double. 14489 Saratoga LA. 1-5446 Assumption Grotto Grade School Bill plans to study business ad- ministration at the University of Detroit . . . He likes swimming, sleeping, and Janet . . . He says he'll always remember the inspiration of the Christian Brothers. CLIVE C. CAVERLY 4B Skip Never a one to seek a crowd, Not so quiet, rarely loud. 2409 Fischer WA. 4-0930 St. Bernard Grade School The growl of an empty stomach and a lusty, Where's da food? could mean but one thing - It was Skip's lunch period . . . Skip likes sports, girls and dance music . . . When he is a dental technician in California, Skip says he'll think back and remember the Brothers. JOHN F. Cl-IANSLER 4B John Attentive, dependable, but never a grind, A cheerful friend, the good Joe kind! ' 11436 Chalmers LA. 6-7656 St. John's Grade School A career in Naval Aviation is John's ambition . . . His favorite hobby ls hunting . . . John also enjoys eating . . . He says a person who won't listen to reason should be tied down to our well known railroad tracks. PERRY J. CHICKONOSKI 4B Chick He plays a bright and sleek trombone, But he should play nowhere but home. 623 Ashland VA. 4-0330 St. Ambrose Grade School Chick, along with a million others, dislikes homework . . . He plans to attend Michigan State and take two subjects: the art of sleeping, and ffhow to be a success in life . DOMINIC J. CIARAMITARO 4A Spider Long lean legs that eat up miles, A sober face made bright with smiles. 12130 E. Outer Drive TU. 1-3894 St. Matthew's Grade School Dom plans to study mortuary science at Wayne . . . His favorite saying is: Hush your mouth! . . . He won't use it much in his future business . . . Dom's fondest mem- ories were experimenting with new embalming fluids in the chemistry lab. GERALD S. CIEPIELOWCKI 4A llchipfi This 4A lad is quite a guy, l-le'll be a big man by and by. 6747 Mettetal TI. 6-7094 Immaculate Conception Gerry's hobbies include collecting records which should serve him well in his ambitions for the future - disc jockey . . . Besides music, Gerry also has a liking for tennis and swimming . . . Gerry says he'll always remember St. Joe's spirit, even when he's in the Army. ROBERT E. CLANCY 4B Clancy The Kid Erin's pride, Corktown's joy, Our Clancy is quite the boy. 11794 Whithorn WA. 3-2616 St. David's Grade School An Irishman from way back, Bob hopes to become rich and some day take a trip to the Emerald Isle . Among his many likes are music, poems, and the smell of yeast . . . Among his most revered memories are the inspiring spires of our beautiful church. CURTIS W. COLEMAN 4A Curt Piccolos, printer's ink, photo- gfaphy, No busier boy will you ever see. 1975 Brys Dr., G.RW TU. 1-4393 St. John Berchman's Grade School Curt wants to fly to Mars . . . His hobby is photography . . . In years to come we may see Martian beauties photographed by Cosmos Curt . . . He says that while he's rocketing through space he will be thinking of St. Joe's Gratiot campus. JOSEPH G. COMEAU 4B Blackie He plays piano with the best, He pounds the keys with fire and zest. 3745 Manistique TU. 1-1292 St. John Berchman's Grade School Gerry has the intention of be- coming a musician, and plans to follow it up by majoring in music at Wayne University . . . Right now, he plays a mean piano . . . Gerry is also an outdoor man, treking through forest and glen with his gun. G. PATRICK CONNORS 4A Pat Tall and quiet, wanting to be wise, He watches others with wide brown eyes. 10699 Balfour TU. 1-5088 St. Matthew's Grade School Pat says he'll always remember the crazy things that happened in class . . . Pat'slikes canbe summed up in one category - many more millions . . . Although he says he has no ambitions, Pat will take a course in mechanical engineering at U. of D. BERNARD P.COYNE 4A Enyoc Red hair, blue eyes, and freckled face, Sure to be at home any place. 3215 Drexel ED. 1-7476 St. Philip Neri Grade School Bernie's favorite hobbies are basketball and making time with Jim G0odine's girls . . . While watching the '52 political conven- tions, Bernie picked up a trite little saying which he uses when he's in a spot: Mista chaiahman, Ahdemand a poll . CORNELIUS J. DARRAUGH 4A Connie We think Connie's quite a jewel, He's funny, smart, and no one'sfool. 18439 Alcoy LA. 7-2831 Assumption Grotto Grade School Following his graduation, Connie plans to study electronics at U. of D. . . . His chief interests lie in swim- ming, baseball, handball, and hockey . . . He would rather not discuss chemistry or Lloyd Bushor's laugh . . . Connie'sfavorite saying is: Jumping Judas . RICHARD L. DE RONNE 4B Dick The quietest lad we have by far, Until he hops in his old, old car. 621 Lemay ED. 1-2370 St. Rose Grade School Dick dislikes giving talks in front of class . . . He'd rather draw as shown by his ambition to be an artist . . . Dick is an accomplished bowler, dancer, collector of auto magazines, and party goer . . . His pet peeves are people who pick on Dion . .' . By the way, Dick says: Dion did it . DONALD A. DIGIOVANNI 4C HG-us!! The kids around here call him Gus, He says he's glad he's one of us. 17854 Hoover LA. 6-2025 Wilkins Grade School Don's favorite hobbies are swim- ming, boating, and Joan . . . He likes eating and sleeping . . . He dislikes school and getting up on cold morn- ings . . . Don plans to attend U. of D. where he will study business admini- stration, and hopes to own his own business. LEO C. DION 4B Die-on Dion did it, is our call, In the rooms and down the hall. 453 Ashland VA. 2-9471 St. Martin Grade School Another grad who wants a spot in the business world is Leo Dion . . . He, among others,will take business administration at U. of D .... When asked what. he disliked, he said: Classes! They're driving me sane. . . . Incidentally, Leo still says he didn't do it. JAMES F. DUCLOS 4A Duke A pleasant face, a cheerful grin, For him to frown would be a sin. 13116 Jane LA. 1-3719 Guardian Angel Grade School J im says he likes girls, especially one named Judy, and drafting . . . His most unfavorite pun is his girl's: Move over Jim, you're 'Du-clos' . . . Duke says he'll always remem- ber our principals: Brother Arnoul Joseph and Brother Anthony Joseph. LEO G. ESPER 4B Lee A quiet lad but smart in school, He'll go far, for he's no one'sfool. 13741 Troester LA. 6-6573 Oakman Grade School Lee likes golfing as a hobby and when he isn't chasing a little ball around the links, he'swalking a little belle around the block . . . Lee hopes to become a Certified Public Ac- countant, and plans to study at U. of D .... He could always keep the class out of trouble with his author- itative: Keep it cool . EDWARD S. FABIAN 4C Fabulous Our boy Ed is quite the guy, He leaves St. J'oe's with a sigh. 11824 Riad LA. 1-4863 Guardian Angel Grade School Ed likes sleeping during French, Claudette, and the smoking room, while on student council duty . . . He plans to study refrigeration mechanics and enter the refriger- ation business . . . Ed strongly dis- likes party killers and open windows . . . He'sagrand guy, never without friends. MICHAEL J. FALLON 4B Jefferson A gentle lad with a heart of gold, We students here on him are sold. 12143 Whithorn LA. 7-2244 St. David Grade School Mike is another student who likes to tinker with cars . . . He has a strong resentment towards the D. S. R., which goes hand in hand with his pet peeve: standing in line. . . Mike's favorite memories are the St. .Toe's pep rallies. JOSEPH W. FAUCETTE 4B Joe 'Take it easy, calm, and slow', Is the motto of our Joe. 9711 Kensington TU. 5-4487 St. Matthew Grade School Joe's main hobbies are basketball and baseball . . . His main dislike is that school near the airport . . . He also becomes irked when waiting for Sam Licata after school . . .Joe says he's going to join the Foreign Legion to get away from all the girls we don't have at St. Joe's. RICHARD N. FERA 4C Dick A cheerful rooter in the stands, He stamps his feet and claps his hands. 16180 Toepfer, E Detroit PR. 5-6173 Patronage of,St. Joseph Grade School Dick's favorite hobby is ping-pong spelled p-o-o-l . . . He plans to go into tool and die as a Die Slnker . . . Dick says he liked St. Joe's because it had the best students, the best school spirit, exclusive smoking room, and the finest athletic teams even if they did lose to De La Salle. GEORGE I. FIEDLER 4B Kid ' ' A good competitor with agile grace, In music and track George sets the pace. 8095 Edward, Centerline SL. 7-2756 St. Clement Grade School George's ambition is to become a tuba player in the Detroit Symphony Orchestra . . . George's best com- ment was: I like Stan Kenton and Mr. Doto, too . . . His plans for the immediate future include a trip with his Uncle Sam . JEROME I. FRANKOWSKI 4A ' ' Professor' ' A dimpled grin and curly hair, Give genial Jerry a pleasant air. 20453 Stotter TW. 2-4224 Ascension Grade School J erry likes to spend his free time swimming or fishing . . . He plans to study chemical engineering at U. of D. . . When helping a less adept stu- dent with a problem, .Terry can be heard to exclaim: Why, it's so simple, it's pitiful. GREGORY R. GABRIEL 4C Aches Sz Pains His cheery smile through clouds of gloom, Kept rays of sunshine in the room. 18663 Schoenher LA. 6-5406 Assumption Grotto Grade School Greg is an accomplished skater and likes to teach skating in his spare time . . . His ambition is to play hockey for the Chicago Black Hawks . . . His favorite comment is: Sonny, do you like to live? TILDEN M. GALLAGHER 4A llTim7! Quiet, dependable, quick to serve, Keen on the qulp, and silently observe. 2643 Dickerson ED. 1-4533 St. Philip Neri Grade School Tim aspires to become a photo- engraver . . . Likes driving cars, weight-lifting and Suzie . . . He says he received the best education pos- sible here at St. Joe's and plans to follow it up specializing in mathe- matics in college. SALVATORE J . GANDOLFO 4C itsamii Short he ls but full of fun, On cloudy days he is our sun. 15471 Bringard Columbus Grade School Sam's hobby is fixing radios . . . His favorite food is pizza which can be figured out by his yell, Let's go to Singin' Sa.m's . . . Sam dislikes tall girls and growing too old . . . He plans to attend the College of Ad- vanced Traffic Management to learn Traffic Clerking. DAVID R. GARBULA 4C Trech When you want a job to be done, Call on Dave, he's the one. 6680 Hathon WA. 1-0496 St. Thomas The Apostle Grade School Dave is another fast talker who would like to spin records on his own disc jockey show . . . According to him, though, there would be no long hair music on his program-alljazz . . . Pet peeve is not being 21 . . . Dave says he'll always remember the free school days we had. RICHARD B. GARGULINSKI 4C Gargul Dick's the man who'll never shirk, His own share of honest work. 3938 Canton WA. 1-7876 St. Augustine Dick hates getting out of bed, or staying after school . . . He also dislikes having to work to get money . . . Dick will always remember the fine education he got here at St. .Toe's . . . He plans to enter the tool and die trade . . . Gargul likes Rosemary, chess and readingagood book. THOMAS L. GLOWCZEWSKI 4A Gloworm Top man in many a test, In studies Tom was among the best. 4656 Jos. Campau WA. 5-9798 St. Elizabeth Grade School Tom is a General Motors fan, which means he dislikes Ford and Chrysler products . . . Tom's main interests lie in cars, bowling, fish- lng, and basketball . . . He plans studying engineering at Wayne in preparation for his future. JAMES E. GOODINE 4A Jim A stalwart on the baseball nine, He's quite a fellow, this Goodine. 20075 Pelkey LA. 7-8906 St. Raymond's Grade School Jim plans to go to Midshipman's School in the Navy and afterwards play professional baseball . . . Most kinds of work and wearing ties seem to peeve him . . . Jim says he'll al- ways remember his good education, the fellows, and the absence of girls at St. Joe's. EUGENE J. GRESHUK 4C Oyster A quiet lad, big as a house. Don't let this fool you, he's no mouse. 11167 Glenfield VE. 9-3906 St. Hyacinth Grade School Gene intends to enter the armed forces and then have a business of his own . . . Collecting jazz records, sports, music, and Barbara rate tops on his list of likings . . . Gene says he'll always remember St. Joe's. MICHAEL J. GRIESHABER 4B Mike A model student he studied hard, His scholastic record was never marred. 545 Dickerson Ave. VA. 4-5049 St. Martin's Grade School Mike wants to take a course in business administration at U. of D. . . . He likes sports and DeRonne,s car . . . Dislikes cafeteria food and the Tigers of '52 . . . The inspirations of the Brothers will stay with Mike for a long time to come. JAMES J. GROSS 4C Pinoke 'tHe had friends both near and far, He always rode home in their car. 11744 Nashville LA. 6-8481 Wilkins Grade School For present, Jim wants to be a carpenter until he is able to finish his course in medicine at Wayne University . . . He doesn't seem to like Oyster Greshuk or classical music . . . Bowling, baseball, and Barbara seem to satisfy him . . . Jim says he'll always remember St. J oe's faculty. JOHN A. GRUBER 4A Peanuts He wrote these jlngles with such grace, With his drum he rocks the place. 11612 Duchess VE. 9-2636 Guardian Angel Grade School Jack intends to enter U. of D. . . . He then intends to do the natural thing: get married . . . l-le was an enthusiastic band member at St. J oe's a.nd says hewill remember the drafty auditorium . . . Jack likes girls, parties, and dances . . . Doesn't care for unsociable girls, or dull parties. EUGENE J. GWISDALA 4A Gwisy To get good marks he was up atree, Whenever it came to Chemistry. 5445 Cecil TY. 5-0091 St. Lawrence Grade School For some reason or other Gene wants to become a general in the Salvation Army . . . He plans to take a course in electrical engineering at U. of D. . . . Gene tries to keep on the Honor Society and has been quite successful . . . He really en- joys Frankowski's lunch, but Coyne's gives him indigestion. JOSEPH E. HAGEN 4C Happy Joe If it's not too fast, then it's fine, Just like we do in Centerline. 7300 Voerner, Centerline SL. 7-2026 St. Clement's Grade School Joe wants to go to U. of D. and after graduating he hopes to have a lot of money . . . Joe is an ardent sports enthusiast and quite a track star . . . He likes fast, new cars, hot rods, and Joan . . . He dislikes studying chemistry notes intensely . . . Joe will remember the good times he had in class. JOHNR. HANCHIN 4C Brother In our Senior year he entered the scene, He used to be a U. S. Marine. 4680 Fairview WA. 2-6040 St. Margaret Marys Grade School .T ack intends to become an expert tool and die maker . . . He likes sports, sports cars, and Ann . . . .T ack doesn't seem to like to put off something that has to be done, and getting out of bed in the morning . . . He says he'll remember the Brothers and the friends he met. ROBERT H. HUCK 4B Truck Me tEarth-Shakerbg me big as truck, Me big football man, me Bob Huck. 17318 Dresden LA. 7-1069 Our Lady of Good Counsel Bob wants to take a course in physical education at M, S, C ,.., He played football for four years at St. Joe's and says he'll remember his freshman year and Mr. Zade . . . Bob likes girls, especially Nancy, but he doesn't like school, andwork. MARIO B. IGNAGNI 4A Lanza He never was a teacher's pet, And he'll go far, on that we'll bet. 15203 Parkgrove DR. 1-1587 St. Margaret Mary Grade School Mario's great ambition is to be- come a great violin player, but for now he says he'll settle down and take a course in engineering at U. of D .... He likes Juresich's jokes, pizza, Elsie, and Frieda . . . Mario says he'll remember Mr. Zade's class. DAVID F. JAKUBOWSKI 4C Dave Although he's big and shy, He tries to be an all-right guy. 3537 Farnsworth WA. 4-0479 St. Hyacinth Grade School Dave wants to be a success and plans to start right by going to U. of D .... He likes to play football, hockey, and baseball, but he doesn't like to go to school or little fresh- men . . . He says he'll remember the smoke from the passing trains and similar smoke found in the senior smoking room. EDWARD F. .TANIS 4C Skip He played the tuba in the band, He takes good pictures, he's quite a man. 1111 Wayburn, G.RR ED. 1-2816 St. Ambrose Grade School Ed's interests are photography, sports, the fellows in school, and Kathy . . . He doesn't, however, seem to like De La Salle orwhen we lose to them . . . He says he'll re- member the change which occured during his attendance at St. Joe's. ROBERT P. JARVIS 4A Bob A quiet guy ranks with the scholars, Earns his money accounting dollars. 12454 Riad LA. 7-9893 Guardian Angels Grade School Bob wants to take a course in accounting at U. of D. and after graduation he intends to have a business . . . He doesn't seem to like spinach or the high price of phonograph records . . . Bob says he'll remember being a member of a great St. Joe's band. JOSEPH A. JURESICH 4A Hot Rod Joe left Denby with a sigh, But now he praises St. Joe High. 15879 Edmore Drive LA. 6-6697 St. Veronica Grade School .Toe wants to make a million after he is discharged from his active duty as a member of the Coast Guard . . . Joe doesn't like Chevies . . . He likes the big new Lincolns, bowling, pizza, and Marge . . . Joe will al- ways remember Brother Robert's jokes. HUGH J. KELLY 4B Locket Boy Likes to cut a caper, jump'n' jive, Man o' man, is he alive. 657 Dickerson ED. 1-6337 St. Martin's Grade School Hugh wants to join the Marines, to take a course in journalism at U. of D., and to become a reporter . . . Writing songs and poetry is his favorite pastime . . . The song Too Young and the consistant ringing of the bell bother him . . . He says he'll remember the date April 3, 1951, but the reason why is not known. ,,..... ., RICHARD P. KOCH 4C Cheese Reserved, reputable in all his classes, Trombonist Richard hides behind his glasses! ' 5818 Crane WA. 1-2147 Nativity of Our Lord Grade School Richard likes baseball and driving a jeep . . . He is active in swimming and music . . . His pet peeve - Back seat driver who can't even drive a nail . . . He plans to get a good job with chances for advancement. JAMES E. KOENIGBAUER 4B Bad Jim While others seem to shake and shout, Little Jim goes quietly about. 11867 Riad LA. 1-8231 Guardian Angels Grade School Jim's hobby is sleeping . . . His plans are to be able to makealiving . . . Stale jokes are his biggest dis- pleasure . . . Kossek is his pet peeve . . . He says he'll neverforget the 'fold smoking room . JOSEPH F. KONAL 4A UI-lands SO tall and blonde, so big and wide, Our boy Joe is hard to hide. 12808 Riad LA. 7-7609 St. Jude Grade School Joe's big aim is to be anaccount- ant . . . He despises ashortbed . . . J oe's ability on the football field, as well as his skill on the court, will always be amemory of the '53 class . . . He claims he'll never forget the school bus. JAMES D. KOSSEK 4B Jim If 'Pm from St. Joe's' fills the air, Look for me - l'll be there. 13939 Mayfield LA. 1-7212 Assumption Grotto Grade School Jim's ambition is to be a pro- fessional ball player . . . He plans taking physical education at Michi- gan State . . . He takes pleasure in collecting records and he likes hot fudge sundaes . . . Jim says he will always remember The way the Brothers do things. RICHARD C. KUMMERL 4C Cummer A large, deluxe edition of a St. J oe man. No tackle smacks 'em as Richard can. 11187 Findlay WA. 5-6862 St. David's Grade School To travel is Dick's ambition . . . He says the helpfulness of the Brothers will always stick in his memory . . . His hobby is fishing. . . The thing that irks Dick is bigshot freshmen. S. GEORGE KURZ 4A Shorty A gift of gab with snappy patter, S. George's the man with lots of chatter. 17241 Rowe LA. 6-4989 Our Lady of Good Counsel George likes dancing . . . I-Ie dis- likes a group of cute girls passing his Plymouth . . . His favorite saying is Say there, Baby-doll . . .When it comes to bowling, fishing, or golfing, George is sure to be there . . . He says he'll be vaccinating our children ten years from now. RONALD F. LA HAIE 4C Ronnie ' ' LaHaie, LaHaie, where will you go, On the day you leave old St. Joe? 17199 Westphalia LA. 6-4287 Assumption Grotto Grade School Ron wants to become an ap- prentice printer at the Detroit Free Press . . . He likes to compose classical music, and to skate at the Arena Gardens . . . He dislikes eating unboned fish . . . Ron says he'll always remember the faculty. ROBERT A. LAPIERRE 4B Frenchie The large, economy, family size, Packed with grins and laughing eyes. 11309 McKinney VE. 9-0986 St. Edward Grade School Bob intends to take up pharmacy at Wayne and after he graduates he wants to own his own store . . . He likes the cafeteria, study period, and Roberta . . . Bob will remember slaving in the cafeteria. MAX E. LEMAUX 4C Max He played football, ran track too, And did the best that he could do. 2032 Greyfriars DU. 2-2695 Wilkins Grade School Max wants to go to U. of D. and afterward become a traveling sales- man . . . I-Ie likes to participate in athletic activities, and go out nights with Yvonne . . . Mornings a.nd policemen don't seem to make Max very happy. SAMUEL A. LICATA 4A Sam Chicken and turkey, ducks and game, Selling's my business, Sam's the name. 13220 E. Outer Drive TU. 1-3102 St. Clair De Montefalco Grade School Sam wants to take dentistry at U. of D. and be the heavy-weight champion of the world . . . Sam likes football . . . He doesn't like the school by the airport . PATRICK B. LITTLE 4C Little Pat ' All you men and women of news- paper fame, Watch out for this ace, Little's the name. 22020 Rausch, E. Detroit PR. 5-1041 St. Veronica Grade School, Pat wants to attend U. of D .... He likes writing articles for the school paper . . . Pat says he'll al- ways remember how money goes like water. EUGENE T. LOTTIE 4A Gene If you crack a smile or bend a fender, See 'Quick-fix' Gene, A-1mender. 12431 Grover LA. 6-6017 Assumption Grotto Gene wants to ta.ke an engineering course at U. of D .... Gene doesn't like a situation when there is no girls . . . He will remember the Senior smoking room and the office. -.---......, ,,. ,,,.-,, ,,,' .. -. LEONARD A. MATTHEWS 4C ilMattIl s He helped old ladies through a storm, In his Boy Scout uniform. 8577 Harding, Centerline St. Clements Grade School Len likes cars . . . He dislikes the smells from the Gratiot breweries . . . Len says after he is out of school his spare time will be occupied by the U. S. Air Force. MELVIN R. MAZZOLINE 4A Mel Handy man to know and have around, Easy to please, sensible, and sound. 18625 .Toann LA. 7-2741 Assumption Grotto Grade School Mel intends to take a course in engineering at U. of D. and after graduation he wants to become a building contractor . . . Brother Robert's original style of teaching has made somewhat of an indenture on Mel's mind. DONALD F. MCGAHEY 4A Don Silent Don is salesman supreme, Beyond all doubt he's on the beam. 3496 Haverhill TU. 5-5652 St. Clare Grade School Don's interests repose in thefield of dentistry a.nd he intends to realize his ambition by taking it at U. of D. . . . Hunting and fishing hold Don's interests the most, but girls are also on his list . . . Don says he'll remember the daily recitations. JAMES P. MCHUGH 4C Mac All dressed up in his blue suit, He looks just like a 4C zoot. 14223 Springarden LA. 1-1192 Assumption Grotto Grade School Jim wants to go to work and be- come a millionaire . . . He likes to read, watch television, and Peggy . . . Homework and nosey people bother him intensely . . . The school spirit of the student body at the football games impressed him so greatly that he'1l always remember it. 'wrns---M - -v-psf JOHN L. McLATCHER 4B Mack McLatcher is a funny man, He tells jokes like no one can. 3938 Canton WA. 1-7876 St. Elizabeth's Grade School Mack wants to take a course in drafting at Cass Tech . . . Mack doesn't seem to care for the Tigers of '52 and cringes at the thought of future Tiger teams . . . He'll always remember the spirit of the students at St. Joe's. THOMAS W. McNALLY 4A Uncle Tom A noted lawyer he'd love to be, Another branch on the family tree. 1314 Nottingham VA. 2-4846 St. Ambrose Grade School Tom wants to retire to an old man's rest home after he completes his work in pharmacy . . . Tom likes playing cards . . . He says he'll remember the persuasive powers of Brother James. ROGER H. MEIER 4A Rug Blue curly hair, blonde eyes two, Pm mixed up - this is too, 377 Lakewood VA. 4-5642 St. Martin's Grade School Roger wants to take business ad- ministration at General Motors Institute and afterwards plans to inherit a fortune . . . He enjoys himself by being spectator and likes 2:15 P. M .... Dislikes 8:45 A.M. . . . Roger will remember the enjoy- able holidays. RONALD D'. MILLS 4C Sonnie The tall, thin man of old St. Joe's, Just what he'll be nobody knows. 11024 Whitehlll LA. 7-2296 Guardian Angel Grade School Ron intends to go to Commercial Art School to become a commercial artist, and make a fortune . . . Being kept waiting by D. S. R. buses irritate him . . . Ron'll remember the nerve- racking rattle of the ceiling in the typing room. JOHN A. MORRISON 4C Choma A joyful lad from old 4C, He took any job with glee. 19194 Beland LA. 1-5753 Our Lady Queen of Heaven John's big ambition is to own the U. S. Gold Depository in Fort Knox, Kentucky . . . He says the friendly attitude of the Brothers and students will remain with him . . . Among his likes are food and free-days . . . J'ohn's main dislike is staying after school. DENNIS L. MURPHY 4B Murph Dennis Murphy is his name, His head held high, he knows no shame. 12627 Hamburg VE. 9-1302 Wilkins Grade School Seldom is there a skating party at St. .Toe's that Murph doesn't at- tend . . . He plans on going to U. of D. Night School where he hopes to study accounting . . . He likes cars that run . . . His pet peeve is doing homework. JAMES A. MERCIER 4B Jimmy He liked motorcycles best by far, Until he bought himself a car. 21240 Kelly, E. Detroit PR. 6-3558 St. Veronica's Grade School J im wants to get a decent job in a grocery store and eventually manage a Wrigley Super Market . . . Jim likes Teresa and fixing motorcycles. . . Pre-war cars, some hot rods, and Detroit traffic seem to peeve him . . . .Tim will remember the good Brothers of St. .T oe's. JAMES W. MURPHY 4C Jim Dapper, dandy, suave, and neat, Super salesman, hard to beat. 5790 Three Mile Drive TU. 1-2558 St. Matthew's Grade School Jim's ambition is to be top man on the totem pole . . . Baseball is his hobby . . . He likes sports and the Brothers . . . Short lunches are one of his dislikes . . . He says he will remember First Fridays and the School Spirit . . . After graduation he plans to go into the Army. JAMES E. MYERS 4C Treff Jim Myers is our Popeye man, He eats his spinach from a can. 3882 Holcomb WA. 5-3310 St. Catherine Grade School Jim's ambition is to make a million . . . He enjoys progressive music . . . I'l1 never forget the tricky water fountains or the Brothers, says Jim . . . He plans on taking business administration at U. of D. JOHN L. NUBER 4B Little John A student counsellor serious to view. Watch out, bub, he'll ticket you! 5230 Montclair WA. 1-4968 St. Margaret Mary Grade School John's big ambition is to become President . . . He likes Lucille, pizza pie, skating, and bowling . . . His pet peeve is staying after school . . . He plans on going into the Navy, and study at the Officers' Training School. JAMES G. O'CONNELL 4C ulrerryn Always laughing, always bright, His antics filled us with delight. 12332 Findlay LA. 7-4780 St. David's Grade School .Terry's ambition is to be an at- torney, but he's going to be content for a few years with the Air Force, which he plans to join . . . He says he'll remember Brother James' French class . . . Jerry likes working around cars . . . He dislikes getting up in the morning. CARL E. O'ROURKE 4B Carl Carl prescribes a laugh a day. Why be sad, let's all be gay. 14155 Seymour LA. 6-9588 Assumption Grotto Grade School Carl wants to take a television engineering course at Wayne . . . He likes photography, hockey,baseba11, and history . . . Mechanical Drawing and crummy jokes bother him . . . He will remember the two festivals which were held at Saint Joseph's. JEROME F. PALAZZOLO 4B K I 7 A dashing dribble on the basketball court, Southpaw Jerry loves every sport. 3125 E. Alexandrine WA. 2-5841 St. Elizabeth Grade School Jerry wants to take a course in physical education at U. of D .... He dislikes work and making more long shots than layups . . . Jerry will remember Brother James and his weapon. DALE H. PASCOE 4C Porkey Chess champion, cheery, chubby, wise. Our dilly Dale is one of the guys. 14041 Parkgrove LA. 1-8380 Assumption Grotto Grade School Being a good American citizen and a good mechanic are the plans for Da1e's future . . . He likes football and was a student manager in 1950 . . . You'll generally find him saying: Join the Navy to see the world, don't just study it. CHARLES V. PELZER 4A Charley I look, llisten, ain't got much to sayg Can't help it, Pm built that way. 6127 Lakeview ED. 1-6212 St. Elizabeth Grade School Charley has been involved in the art of collecting toothpicks . . . He hates answering in class . . . He intends to go to U. of D. to begin a general course before he retires. 20 .-r-e-auuE-v13-4- H ---1+-Q1'lr- 2 WILLIAM C. PERKINS 4A Willie Old Man Perkins this ls his name, His big black beard has brought him fame. 5767 Lakewood ED. 1-4457 St. John Berchman Grade School Switching from a football hero to a teacher ma.ny seem a little strange, but that is what Bill intends to do . . . Bill likes cars . . . I-Ie'll always remember that there weren't any girls at St. .Toe's . . . He intends to attend the University of Detroit. JOSEPH P. PERNA 4A Pious Perna Those black curls of his are dashy, His horn playing is quite -flashy. 16080 Fordham LA. 1-8031 Robinson Grade School Joe has been a member of the Band for two years . . . Although he says he dislikes those know it all girls' ' , he seems to like the general lot of them . . . Joe intends to go to college . . . He'd like to become aband leader. -:fn .11-n--we -f -f 5- 4 RAY J. PERSIA 4A Little Man His build is small, his feet are fast, I-le's often first and rarely last. 13017 Elmdale LA. 7-5360 Holy Name Grade School To grow big seems to be Ray's great ambition . . . His lack of stature certainly hasn't held him back in football . . . Cars and girls brighten up his day . . . Ray's great ambition is to be president of Sears. RONALD J. PLAGENS 4B HI always do the best I want to be a college 17187 Rowe LA . 7-8005 6lRon!D I can, man. Our Lady of Good Counsel Taking pre-law at U. of D. and becoming a great lawyer are Ron's future plans . . . He likes free days and good times in the cafeteria . . . He doesn't seem to side with poor marks and unsystematic or- ganization. DONALD R. POIRIER 4A Ladd We hope he works for the Daily Courier, 'Cause that's the only word that rhymes with Poirierf' 3653 Meldrum WA. 1-5195 Our Lady of Sorrows Grade School Don has the right idea when he says that he'1l make aliving the best way he knows how . . . Homework and stuck-up girls seem to bother Don . . . l the future, he intends to join the Navy and then go to college. FRANK P. PROKOP 4C Humble Two bits, six bits, four bits, a dollar, Rambling Frank is aNo. 1 scholar. 12762 Fllbert LA. 6-5898 Assumption Grotto Grade School Frank intends to be a spectacular hero and start a school for heroes . . . Frank is quite atrack and football star and says he'll remember his great feats of skill and strength. 21 JERRY W. PRZYBYLA 4B Pro By1a Jerry had a real cool car, It was widely known both near and far. 8079 Tumey TW. 3-6953 Holy Name Grade School .Terry detests fast driving, getting tickets, and, for some reason, homework . . . Connie seems to stick in his memory . . . .Terry hopes to join the Coast Guard and then become a good mechanic. -49114:-Q - - - -- .Y - Speer. -. -Q.-+L -- rin JOSEPH A. ROBICHAUD 4B Al When some one needs a friend or Pal, We'll always tell him: 'Go to Al'. 8032 Kaltz, Centerline SL. 7-3682 St. Clements Grade School Being an accountant is Al's am- bition . . . He intends to get off to a good start by taking a course in business administration at U. of D. . . . Al dislikes staying after school and losing in athletics. 1 l PAUL B. QUINN 4B Lover Boy Quick on 'the smile, quick with a g . Everyone knows our Paul Quinn. 14260 Hampshire LA. 6-6396 St. Juliana Grade School Paul has a good idea when he says that he hopes to succeed in a given field only after he has worked for Uncle Sam for a few years . . . Paul likes cars and says he'll always remember the spirit of St. .Toe's . . . Paul says he's never met anyone like his girl Elaine. WALTER M. REUTER 4C K4Granny7I Bright in Detroit union's fame, Our boy 'Dutch' bears the leadei-'s name. 17339 Annott LA. 1-6711 Our Lady of Good Counsel A future pattern maker in the making . . . He intends to go to trade school . . . Homework and girls who only like the boy's car peeve him . . . He says that he'l1 always remember St. Joe's. WILLIAM H. ROBINSON 4A Bill His manner, speech, and person- ality, Made him as friendly as can be. 8605 Herman G. Mall LU. 1-2453 St. John Evangelist Grade School Bill plans to join the Marines after high school . . . He doesn't like homework . . . Bill likes to play hockey but he likes Dolores even better . . . He doesn't seem to like other redheads . . . I-Ie'll always remember the smoking room and the office. 22 ARTHUR H. REXIN 4B Rex I'l1 be glad to have you know, Pm proud to attend ol' St. Joe. 5051 Marlborough TU. 1--3620 St. John Berchman's Grade School Art plans to land a good job a.fter taking a course of business admini- stration at the University of Detroit . . . He likes dancing with Nancy and parties where she is . . . Art, how- ever, doesn't like liver and onions or homework . . . As a hobby, he indulges in auto mechanics. GEORGE C. RINKE 4C Buzz Rinkey Dinkey, parley voo, Do you like Frank and Hagen too? 8134 Harding SL. 7-3199 St. Clements Grade School George plans to work as a sales- man until he's drafted . . . He then intends to set himself up in business . . . George likes dancing and working X on cars . . . George says he will remember all the fellows from St. Joe's for a long time. RALPH P. ROCHON 4B Captain Ralph Long and friendly, kind o' nice, So fully packed with good advice. 21200 Redmond PR. 5-3685 St. Veronica Grade School Ralph intends to join the Coast Guard . . . Afterwards become an engineer . . . One of his pet peeves ls the last half-hour study period . . . The Brothers and the student body will remain in Ralph's memory for a lifetime. - V ---.-- -' '-P F'l ' ' '-- -- KY - Y - Y-' '- ' ' ' ' '? iV' ' JOSEPH SCANDALIATO 4B Joe He was fat but now he's thin, In the business world a place he'l1 win. 9145 Louis VA. 4-3502 St. Edward Grade School Joe intends to work as a Spumoni salesman . . . He likes bowling and baseball . . . He will always remem- ber Mr. Zade, Mr. Middleton, and Mr. Jeffries . . . Joe dislikes two kinds of work: work and more work. JOHN H. SCHERRER 4C Johnny Far from the maddening crowds increasing strife, Our quiet John leads his life. 19930 Wallace, Roseville PR. 6-2999 St. Edward Grade School Johnny's intentions of becoming a mechanic seem to fit in with his hobby of repairing cars . . . He likes Bonnie, but dislikes short girls and history homework. JAMES E. SCHNEIDER 4B Hot Rod Live, laugh, joke, be gay, D0 as l do, the Schneider way. 11423 Nashville LA. 6-7305 Our Lady of Good Counsel Jim wants to be a millionaire draftsman . . . He likes working on his car, hunting, hot rods,boats, and bowlingg but homework, staying in nights, and running out of gas seem to peeve him .1 little. RONALD E. SMOLINSKI 4A Smo A reputable surgeon I hope to be, Somewhere around 1963. 5281 Coplin VA. 4-4360 St. Hyacinth Grade School Ron plans to take a courseinpre- med at Wayne University and eventu- ally become a good doctor . . . He likes building models, fishing, and baseball . . . Work and wearing ties seem to aggravate him . . . Ron says he'll always remember the out- standing school spirit that exists at P' ' we St. Joe's. JAMES A. STOCKWELL 4A Stock St, Joe's gentleman of distinction, Genial Jim merits honorable mention. 5983 Oldtown TU. 1-8365 St. Matthew's Grade School Taking a course in electrical en- gineering at Notre Dame and eventually becoming an electrical engineer is J im's main ambition . . He likes archery, -track, and Dorothy. THOMAS STONEHILL 4B Snuffy I hope I'm not to blame, If you get ideas from my name. 14119 Rochelle VE. 9-2079 Assumption Grotto Grade School Tom intends to join the service and afterwards become an oil tycoon. . . He loves collecting S1000 bills and playing football . . . Tom doesn't like staying after school or not being able to have pep rallies. 23 BRUNO J. STRZELEWICZ 4C llBru7! Hamtramck was his favorite spot, Still he liked St. Joe's a lot. 5932 Dubois WA. 2-3075 St. Hyacinth Grade School Bruno plans to join the Marines, and to own a monstrous Cadillac . . . Bru enjoys himself by riding in beautiful cars, especially if Shirley is with him . . . He dislikes Crosleys and freshmen and says he'll remem- ber the reflections of Brother Robert. DONALD D. UNWIN 4A Don His humor kept us all in stitches, You Won't find this boy digging ditches. 1346 Cadillac Blvd. VA. 1-4959 St. Philip Neri Grade School Don intends either to go to college or be an engineer in the Navy . . . He likes hot rods, pizza pie, and Yvonne, but hates getting up in the morning and chemistry . . . Don says he'll always remember the good times he had in the St. Joe's senior room. ALLAN R. WERTHMANN 4A Al Generations of Werthmanns to St. Joe's came, 'That's us', they should mid loud acclaim. 3854 Iroquois WA. 1-4322 St. Catherine Grade School Al intends to have longer lunch hours and wants them when he goes to college . . . Al can't stand office work or traffic tickets and says he'll always remember the time he spent after school. NORMAN C. WIEME 4A Wimpy Bound to be engineering's best, In popularity he leads the rest. 323 Lothrop, G. R TU. 5-5609 St. Matthew Grade School Norm intends to become a wheel after taking a course in architect- ural engineering at U. ofD .... Norm is the kind of guy who likes every- thing and dislikes nothing . . . He says his favorite gir1's name is Honey because it avoids confusion . . . Norm says he'll remember the football games and lunch. ARTHUR L. WILHELM 4C Willy Empty lunch bags at his seat, Showed that Wilhelm loved to eat. 5444 Holcomb WA. 4-2969 Nativity of Our Lord Art wants to be a tool and die engineer . . . He likes outdoor sports, dances, and other school activities, but he has a distaste for corny jokes and too much homework . . . He says he will remember his JERRY F. WILLIAMSON 4B Willie Not so quick, never fast, Never first and never last. 4438 St. Clair WA. 1-0739 St. Margaret Mary's Grade School Jerry intends to join the Navyafter which he hopes to become a con- struction worker . . . He likes to jitterbug and drive fast with Lyn . . . Jerry doesn't like spinach or walk- ing . . . He says he'l1 always re- member report card time. friends, school activities, and es- pecially Pat. SIMON J. YAZBECK 4C Sy Simon loved to kid the Brothers, First one teacher, then the others. 8240 E. Outer Drive LA. 1-0162 Assumption Grotto Grade School .After being discharged from the Air Force Sy intends to be an F.B.I. man and hunt down criminals . . . At present he likes sports, lazy music, and Carol, but he doesn't seem to like classical music or tc be out of money . . . Says he'll never forget his ink-less fountain pen. 24 JEROME F. ZEMLA 4A Jerry Zum Zum is what they call this guy, Although they say he is quite shy. 17630 Runyon LA. 7-9741 Our Lady of Good Counsel Jerry intends to study dentistry at U. of D. and become an outstanding dental surgeon . . . He likes the accordian and Marilyn . . . He dis- likes getting traffic tickets and getting beat by a Jaguar . . . Jerry says he'1l always remember the daily recitations. 1 69 mulmnswmmyfgs f ' 656:44 ya! J Cyvfgdkmfea C6!aA4,?fC5-6 g 3 25 7 Class . r Room I2 2 I l I I . t I X X in I S A 1 in-Sz Q f LEFT TO RIGHT - FIRST ROW: Ronald F. Blocki, Robert J. Kollar, John A. Chiodo, Tom M. Straszewski, Lawrence J. Handley, John Lenart, Larry L. Wilhelm, Paul J. Sute, Robert J. Schueller. SECOND ROW: Gerald J. Colombo, Dominic R. Orlando, William Tribu, Arnold Clark, Patrick Brunett, Rene Peters, Jack Cavanaugh, Richard H. Hoffer. THIRD ROW: Charles M. Ciaramitaro, Slawomir A. Marciniec, William Thompson, Herbert F. Mansfield, Chester P. Gorski, James J.Simon, EdwardG. McGarry, Louis J. Poulos, Gene P. Klein. FOURTH ROW: Lawrence L. Piper, Donald S. Solecki, Robert F. Morton, Jerome A. Schiltges, Arnold E. Ditri, Robert J. Hagg, Jack Van Dorn, Frank J. Markie, Louis R. Kotula. FIFTH ROW: Richard F. Reinke, Vance D. MacDonald, Walter L. Grygiel, Daniel E. O'Brien, Edward G. Stronati, Dick G. Rizer, Frank J. Rademacher, John E. Getz, John F. Lewandowski. DAZE x s , r ...,..,. .gel LEFT TO RIGHT - FIRST ROW: Joseph Rabaut, Bill Downing, Peter Rondot, Elden Rinke, Tom McCartney, Roy C. Neumann, James Cunningham, George Buyse, Gerald Carnaghi. SECOND ROW: Jerry Schlaf, Ronald B. Darga,James Miller, Gene D. McSweeney, Joseph La Grasso, Leonard Leppek, Matthew VandenBoom, Brent Biehl, Albert Gross. THIRD ROW: Francis Wolschon, Gerald W. Hepp, Gerald L. Decker, Tom A. Kelly, Ralph Sabatini, Ralph Cadieux, Conrad H. Peters, Ronald J. Hudzik, Lawrence E. Ufford, Benjamin Gravel, Lawrence Gietzen. FOURTH ROW: John B. Storm, Merle V. Stone, John Achatz, Earl Roy, Edwarc Soest, Joseph V. Sanitate, Ronald J. Burkel, Alfred T. Dettloff, Charles L. Hessen. CS ll' I . Class Room 8 26 lx .ll l il llllllllilll Wi 'N N L Q , 'l A N 12- , 1- ,. 5.1 1 M , iw ' l 'L I ,l t 1 ,N W N5 l f 5 I LEFT TO RIGHT - FIRST ROW: Gerald R. Ward, Carl R. Anderson, Charles D. Tatti, Paul A. Shubnell, Donald W. Kush, Walter R. Bolton, Edward R. Eades, Donald W. Kaiser. SECOND ROW: Patrick M. Ernest, James N. Ernst, Albert Sabatini, Ronald J. Miller, Raymond S. Schillmoeller, Ronald R. Woloszyk, James B. Carter, Harold E. Prize. THIRD ROW: William A. Forton, Robert H. Esper, Ralph P. Baurngart, Edmund R. Brocki, Thomas C. Goeddeke, Robert S. Caringi, Robert V. Ricard, Alan L. Young, James A. Deneweth. ' A654 b2:C-L Class 50 Pumln I Q 'X r V d 0470 be OM LEFT TO RIGHT - FIRST ROW: Roy R. Gorsky, Gerald R. Poirier, James F. Kreger, Class LJ Pllllllll 7 27 Ronald G. Kreiger, Ronald C. Simek, Edward E. Freeman, Eugene M. Conforti, A. Edmund Plizga, Fred B. Rotz, Carl V. Miller. SECOND ROW: Frank X. Goeddeke, Leroy L. Bozin, Fred A. Lenard, Robert W. Ryner, Edward Kulpanowski, Paul Pendergast, John T. Goeldi, Ken L. Michaels, Dominic Crescenti, Thomas S. Werthmann. THIRD ROW: Robert D. Leppek, James F. Balicki, Patrick M. McNally, Stanley J. Rojewski, Clement J. Placido, William B. Koenig, James M. Sytek, Hilary J. Rosinski, Thomas E. Kennedy, Fred G. Shader. FOURTH ROW: Floyd G. Brezavar, Robert H. DeYonker, Delos L, Gitre, Donald J. Alter, Stanley S. Pudlo, Gary L, Rendz, Ray A. Duda, Thomas P, Herman, Bernard C. Perzyk, Frank J. Darga. H C3 Class 2 11100111 6 F , , LEFT TO RIGHT - FIRST ROW: Philip A. Simon, Robert Lowen, James H. Nemeth, William Wright, Joseph R. Oberliesen, Joseph A. Giannone, John Bork, George E. Codd, Edward M. Gorecki, SECOND ROW: William M. Roccos, Mike F. Macken, James Pokriefka, Lawrence W. Lang, Ronald A. Kaiser, Anthony J. Comito, Carl A. Pace, Jerome Craddock, John Fischer, Richard Skowronek. THIRD ROW: Lawrence A, Wroblewski, Richard J. Codde, Anthony P. Mowinski, Walter J. Kanar, Arthur C. Chojnacki, Joseph O. Pickett, George Holihan, John Slattery, Raymond F. Alexander. FOURTH ROW: Ralph T. Bayer, George Butson, Alan Panley, John P. Doman, Jack Lynott, Norman S. Muller, Joseph G. Zelasko, Charles N. Otto, James P. Pietrangelo, Jerry Tepatti, Robert Rees. I ' P , UJV J M Bm ' LEFT TO RIGHT - FIRST ROW: Frank A. Perna, Daniel P. Coakley, Bill L. Gahlau, John A. Muenz, Ronald F. Hewelt, BartM. Campione, John A. Emmendorfer, Gerald J. Blazius. SECOND ROW: Mario A. Viscomi, Frank W. Shea, John J. Lysaght, Ray C. Rose, Gerry R. Watson, Robert E. Thibault, Roger R. Kritzman, DanielB. Murphy, Conrad J, Kien, George F, Recor, Harold L. Rochon, Gerald D. Janisch, THIRD ROW: Joseph F. Brown, Paul J. Halkey, Jim C. Perna, Bob M. Jacobs, Richard Fleischmann, Paul V. Konopa, George R. Grimshaw, Robert J. Stella, David F. Gagnier, Rodney B. Kowalski, Dennis J. Schulte, Richard A. Schwenter. FOURTH ROW: Lawrence A. Binder, Paul G. Shefferly, Donald J, Trybus, Stephen L. Pesta, Ronald L. Simon, Marty Gressman, Frank A. Urbanowicz, Leonard A, Andrzjewski, Edward J. Oliver, Joseph J. Manz, Joseph P. Lesky, Michael A. Ferrara, Edward M. O'Haire. M, Class QC R00111 28 28 LEFT TO RIGHT - FIRST ROW: MarshallJ. Sessere, John J. Francis, Norman H. Thompson, Ronald J. Steele, Robert H. Pilarowski, Richard E. Miela, Donald J. Callahan, Gerald W. Huck, Lawrence F. Weinert. SECOND ROW: David G. Wallace, Gerald F. Radomski, Lawrence J. O'Dowd, Raymond J. Weber, Robert J. Van Coillie, Stanley L. Capp, Gerald J. Quinn, Vincent J. Coyne, Patrick J. Cox. THIRD ROW: William D. Burke, John W. Hill, Joseph M, Ermiger, Robert E. Scavo, Thomas J. Pershon, Donald J. Moore, Ronald A. Latiff, Eugene J. Wandzel, Eugene F. Drozdowsky, Fred V. Stonehill. FOURTH ROW: Frank R. Christian, Charles F. Class QU Room ilil Amsden, Julius J. Cicchini, Joseph W. Youngblood, Hugh J. Larkin, Arnold J. Meerschaert, S 4 Donald J. Gheysens, Robert G. DeGentenaar, RobertJ. Gaffke, Gerald J. Spindler. FIFTH ROW: ima ,mf Carmen S. Scrafano, Gino M. Paliaroli, Dennis J, Carroll, Ronald H. Schocker, Robert J. Yaz- Vg 55-1 beck, Leroy G. Pellerin, Robert A. Hill, Gerald F. Merlo, James A. Lark, Donald E. Nesterowich. 5 ll-L' 92'-3: vb 4 Ba Class . Boom 2 29 LEFT TO RIGHT - FIRST ROW: Bernard W. Schneider, Stuart L. Aubrey, Robert L. Karschnia, John C. Weiler, William C. Johannes, Lawrence N. Opalewski, Richard W. Hamlin, John E. Radtke, Patrick R. Selewski. SECOND ROW: Tom Domzal, Thomas A. Cusumano, William L. Sytek, Robert F. Bonior, James D, Eades, Francis L. Rogers, Leonard A. Weitzel, Thomas J. Lieb, Gerald T, Deck, Stephen J. Williams. THIRD ROW: Daniel J. Shanahan, Charles M. Brown, Tom Mancewicz, Joseph F. Nemes, Marvin R. Lasecke, James D. Conners, Gerald S. Cassidy, Gerald Shukwit, Lawrence S. Krajniak, James Belback. FOURTH ROW: Richard D. Marcinkowski, Joseph A. Mabilia, Gerald P. Simmons, Joseph Chalmers, Ronald R. Gould, Joseph W. Steyaert, Larry J. Stempnik, David J. Andre, Richard B. O,Kon, Joseph R. Eusebio. FIFTH ROW: Ernest L. Maier, Robert L. Pfent, Daniel W. Ewart, Joseph P. Orlando, Thomas M. Smith, Patrick J. McMahon, Charles C. Fiedler, Roland P. Robichaud, James W. Dyer, William J. Rathsburg, William P. Breen. LEFT TO RIGHT - FIRST ROW: FrankJ, Cross, Charles Belanger, Fred F. Haranczak, Marco B. Capoferri, James Fagan, Leonard M, Knobloch, Raymond W, Hernandez, Richard E, Huczek, Dean G, Wolfe, SECOND ROW: Salvatore S, Fichera, Joseph A, Ochab, Gerald J, Mike, John E, Bauman Thomas J, Leen, Alphonse J, Buscemi, RobertCox, Richard J, Walle, Frederick W, Knoche, Thaddeus R, Podsiadly. THIRD ROW: Richard T, Vettraino, Vito J, Cavatio, Robert E, Lewis, Robert A, Finnigan, Walter J, Tencza, Dominic T. Troia, Joseph J. Balcerowiak, Frank Rullo, Arthur Van Maele, FOURTH ROW: Eugene Skamiera, Marvin H, Witkowski, Ronald A, Foley, Gregory A, Ulicny, Larry R, Kramer, John G, Frauenheim, Carl F, Buscemi, Thomas J, Pack. FIFTH ROW: Ralph H, William- son, George B, Powell, John Hartigan, Joseph R, Przybylinski, Lawrence Bezenah, Charles J, Cole, Ralph B. Gohr, Sam Ciaramitaro, Benjamin T, Addelia, James J, Schenk. Class 1IB Room 4 fa g' RES H MEN 2? LEFT TO RIGHT - FIRST ROW: Joseph H, Fallon, Donald A, Binder, Thomas J. Sadowsl Raymond J, Tresh, Edward A, Reynaert, Thomas L, Plotzke, John A. Sanitate, Gerwais L. Piecuc Jerome E. Bandyszewski, SECOND ROW: Richard A, Schlai, James J, Tapin, Wilfred P, Lacze George F, Stone, John D, Musser, Anthony J, Grauzer, Douglas J, Tadajewski, Andrew J. Nau Ronald J. Koperski, Dick T, Champine. THIRD ROW: Kenneth J. Geisler, Gabriel P, Tim, John Jozwick, Lambert E, Solak, John K, Lind, Charles W, Russelburg, Robert C, Koerber, James Ferguson, William P. Flynn, Ronald E. Shubnell. FOURTH ROW: James J, Baker, Robert Wegienek, Richard F. VandenBoom, Donald W, David, Stanley F,Walajtys, Edward N, Tierne Howard G. Fueri, Charles E. Kulka, George D, Hulster, Robert J. Paw1owski,Truels W. Lemau Robert G, Ward. EA GN DCD H C Class IC Room I8 -9754 TQ -YH iv! MGP 9 47 QQ ., gptrgf w rj, ,M jsK E'MRgxMElkY 5?!- x Qlx 1x X ' 'Z 4- Q5 A 4V M xy' pi my 2, ' 1 A 2 W MJZSL , W ffjax .lr 2? ROMAN CHURCH Q 4 ber fin 'r '6'Q,i Bae 1 f .N g-wl'PQ5j FdHEEEEHHllQf5i4T?FQ:w Z 1 4 W -gosnwy CATHULH Class 4A IHMHI5 LEFT TO RIGHT - FIRST ROW: Joseph Fasanga, Ronald Smolinski, S. George Kurz, Rev. Brother A. Edward, F.S.C., Gerald Ciepielowski, - Cornelius Darragh. SECOND ROW: Carl O'Rourke, Charles Pelzer, Q S William Robinson, Lloyd T. Bushor, James E. Goodine, Thomas McNally, THIRD ROW: Ray Persia, James R. Boyd, Donald Poirier, Michael F I Grieshaber, Roger Meier. FOURTH ROW: Dennis L. Murphy, Patrick Connors, James G. O'Connell, Bernard Coyne, John Dombroski, James . McHugh. FIFTH ROW: Jerome Zemla, Dominic Ciaramitaro, Robert Ricard, Allan Werthmann, Thomas Glowczewski, David Hayes. SIXTH C ROW: Eugene Gwisdala, John Gruber, William Perkins, Richard Fuhrman, Jerome Palazzolo. SEVENTH ROW: Clifford J. Bailey, Donald McGahey, John Wierzbiecki, Eugene J. Greshuk. EIGHTH ROW: Gerald Harper, Richard Kummerl, Joseph Wojtas, Gregory Gabriel. LEFT TO RIGHT - FIRST ROW: Joseph Perna, Ronald Smolinski, S. George Kurz, Rev. Brother C. Walter, F.S.C., Gerald Ciepielowski, Cornelius Darragh. SECOND ROW: Carl O'Rourke, Charles Pelzer, William Robinson, Lloyd T. Bushor, James E, Goodine, Thomas McNally. THIRD ROW: Raymond Persia, James R. Boyd, Jerome J. Frankowski, Donald Poirier, Michael J. Grieshaber, Roger Meier. FOURTH ROW: Dennis L. Murphy, Patrick Connors, James G. O'C0nnell, Bernard Coyne, Thomas Glowczewski, James McHugh. FIFTH ROW: Jerome Zemla, Dominic Ciaramitaro, James Stockwell, Sam Licata, Jerome Palazzolo, Curtis Coleman. SIXTH ROW: Eugene Gwisdala, Jack Gruber, Clive Caverly. SEVENTH ROW: Clifford Bailey, Donald McGahey, Allan Werthmann, William Perkins, Donald Unwin. EIGHTH ROW: Joseph Juresich, Eugene J. Greshuk. NINTH ROW: Joseph Faucette, Tilden Gallagher, Richard Kummerl, Edward Janis, Gregory Gabriel. e tand S mumsln lunel955 32 LEFT TO RIGHT - FIRST ROW: Richard Fera, Bernard J, Binder, Rev. Brother Cl. Stephen, F.S.C., Donald DiGiovanni, Robert Jarvis. SECOND ROW: Donald Buback, James Duclos, Edward Eades, Edward Fabian. THIRD ROW: Leo G, Esper, George E, Bessinger, Mario Ignagni, Arthur Beauvais, James Koenigbauer, FOURTH ROW: Harvey Bork, Dale Bevelhymer, Michael Fallon, Elmer Beltz, Charley Jennsen. FIFTH ROW: Jack Hickey, William Campbell, Paul G. DeBaldo, John A. Andrzjewski, Wally E. Bernhardt. SIXTH ROW: Robert E. Clancy, James J. Hammel, James Brothers, Richard Koch, Joseph Hagen. SEVENTH ROW: John C. Ahern, George J. Fiedler, John Choma, Frank Grosso. EIGHTH ROW: James D. Kossek, David Garbula, Joseph Konal, Frank R. Clark, Robert H, Huck. e tend S emors l lune 1955 LEFT TO RIGHT - FIRST ROW: Richard Fera, Donald DiGiovanni, Brother C. James, F.S.C., Robert Jarvis. SECOND ROW: Donald Buback, Mario Ignagni, James Duclos, Edward Fabian. THIRD ROW: Leo Esper, George Bessinger, Michael Fallon, Arthur Beauvais, James Koenigbauer, John L. McLatcher. FOURTH ROW: Dale G. Bevelhymer, James Murphy. FIFTH ROW: William Campbell, Wallace Bernhardt. SIXTH ROW: Robert Clancy, James Brothers, Richard Koch, Joseph Hagen. SEVENTH ROW: John Ahern, George Fiedler, John Chansler, Richard De Ronne. EIGHTH ROW: James Kossek, David Garbula, Joseph Konal, Hugh Kelly, Robert Huck. 33 Class 4B Pioom 1 e tood S Freshmen eptemher I949 i ii Class 4C Room 5 . LEFT TO RIGHT - FIRST ROW: Dale H. Pascoe, Eugene Lottie, Peter J. Bartolomei, Mr. Edward Carney, Melvin Mazzoline, Gary Buckerfield, Simon J. S Yazbeck, Leonard Mathews. SECOND ROW: Bruno J, Strzelewicz, Robert Lapierre, Albert J. Robichaud, James E. Schneider, Patrick Little, James Mercier. THIRD Freshlnen ROW: Arthur Rexin, Paul B. Quinn, Thomas Stonehill, John Morrison, Ralph Roohon. FOURTH ROW: John L, Nuber, Arthur L, Wilhelm, George C. Rinke, Max Lemaus, I Wayne Seely, Jerome W. Przybyla. FIFTH ROW: John Kolwicki, Gerald F. William- son, Joseph Scandaliato, John Accurso, David LaFace. SIXTH ROW: Norman Wieme, Frank Prokop, David Jakubowski, John Scherrer. SEVENTH ROW: Ralph Wilson, John Malicki, Walter M. Reuter. EIGHTH ROW: Ronald Mills, Ronald Plagens, James Myers, Ronald LaHaie, Lawrence Rewalt. - 'M - Q -, 25' Li , LEFT TO RIGHT - FIRST ROW: Dale H. Pascoe, Eugene Lottie, Peter J. Bartolomei, Rev. Brother B. Robert, F.S.C., Melvin Mazzoline, Simon J. Yazbeck, Leonard Mathews. SECOND ROW: Bruno J, Strzelewicz, Robert Lapierre, Albert Robichaud, James E. Schneider, Patrick Little, James A. Mercier. THIRD ROW: Arthur H. Rexin, Paul B. Quinn, Thomas Stonehill, John Morrison, Ralph Rochon. FOURTH ROW: John L. Nuber, Arthur L. Wilhelm, George C. Rinke, Max Lemaux, FIFTH ROW: Norman Wieme, Gerald F. Williamson, Joseph Scandaliato, John H. Scherrer. SIXTH ROW: Ronald Mills, Frank Prokop, David Jakubowski, Walter M. Reuter, Richard Gargulinski. SEVENTH ROW: Ronald Plagens, James Myers, Ronald LaHaie, John Hanchin. A e tand sSeni0rs lime I955 34 Robert G. DeRychere Born November 19, 1935 Died July 22, 1952 Robert DeRychere a popular member of our class died suddenly July 22, 1952. His death came as a severe shock to all. He will be re- membered forever in the hearts of his class- mates for his carefree manner. Requiescat in Pace. n emoriam Rev. Brother Conrad Edward, F.S.C. Born August 6, 1903 Died December 16, 1951 Rev. Brother Edward was a member of our faculty from 1946 to 1951. In October of the latter year he was forced to return to New York due to ill health. During the morning of December 16, 1951, while saying his prayers, he passed away. His friendly smile and good word will always be remembered by his former students at St. Joseph. Requiescat in Pace. 'nop oufnam PAULI QUINN ,p: , BERNIE coYNf. '1n JERRY FRANKOWSKI RAY PERSIA BARTOLOMEI DICKIE 0U'REfMUGII'gOLDERfI'HAN I wg... Y, Rx DAV EY GARBULA IE .nMMv eooume. JOEY PERNA KOCH MAXIE L J 0 EY KONAL JOHNNY JIMMY KOSS EK GWISDALA DONNIE UNWIN JOEY SCANDALIATO JOHNNY AHERN RONNIF. SMOLINSKI BOBBIE LA PIERRE M' LATCHER JIMMY M' HUG H CURT G OLEMAN 37 JIMMY TI I Y YA , gf MICKEY G RIE SHABER 'u gf 1, f HJ PROM Art Wilhelm, Mike Fallon, Jim Murphy, Jerry Williamson, Art Rexin, and friends. J PROM Terry Bushor, Denny Murphy, Perry Chickonoski, Pat Connors, Jim Good- ine, .Terry O'Connell, and friends. ROLLER SKATING PARTY COMMITTEE Denny Murphy, Dale Bevelhymer, Jim Goodine. -in Three Seniors and their girls. l. to r.. Jan, Dave Garbula, Peggy, Curt Cole- man, Corrine, Ralph Rochon. Seniors at the skating party. 38 f , .M-0. is K XX X., we - Boifom: Prom Committee Jim Myers, .lock Gruber John Mclatcher, Mel Mczzoline, V ' 'wr :QW A a 4 5- ' '2 FH .1 --..W f - - L. 1 , e.ee 1 f W . M vi TOP: Ronnie Plagens, Jim Kossek, Jock Gruber, Ray Persia, Tom Glowczewski and friends Jerry Williamson S moi i-q Kiwis' UFTHE Mel Mazzoline and Pat Sam Licata and Sylvia Norm Wieme and Joanne Joe Konal and Carol Jack Gruber and Rosie Curt Coleman and Peggy U3 if llll 4 GUE T Ron Plagens and Pat Dick Fera and Carol Lee Esper and Barbara Ed Janis and Kathy Ralph Rochon and Corinne George Rinke and Carol ,aw fx wifi? I l l l rm i J Ayii J will IA 25, '55 Jim Murphy and Carol Bob Clancy and Janet Mike Fallon and Ellen .Terry O'Connell and Barbara Clive Caverly and Mary Pete Bartolomei and Bess 40 ws , ' -.N a 4 4 W ,,,, ..- JUCHHR Jim Mercier and Teresa Dale Bevelhymer and Claire Paul Quinn and Elaine Simon Yazbeck and Valerie Bill Campbell and Barbara Ed Fabian and Claudette i xl W ' ,ily 9 WINKING SHUTTERS CATCH... I Forgot our books Hear vel Editors Hear Ye! at Work- Trumpet Solo! Saint Joseph ' h dl VY Ot ro S Political side of Seniors fa E mi ui J ,ij i WWW All ears Mugger Faucette on Zemla h M .iff y . ' . ..ooo h 'VW fi ,H Tom reaches to his P entranced congregation. M Mc Latcher ' mon the loose. or U Witness to 7 Tom. if A the crime. Sam takes five. beats fnytlllng Coach Ahern saint Joseph' Bggioeoen O ge a supervises . . Church Bron 3 look- -J 'W Goodine shoots f Pat Or Else . . ittle 941 1, 'vu nnqp- 'Caught a mess of. . I Goodine labors. Beating out the b00gy How do I 1ook ? DISCUSSING THE MORNING HAPPENINGS Pete Bartolomei, Gene Lottie, Art Rexin, .Tim Myers, Three bodies, Donald McGahey, Bucky Palazzolo, Ed Fabian, Ray Persia, MarioIgnagni,J ack Gruber, Frank Bolek, Joe Scandaliato. HE. NEW SENIOR LOUNGE Q--. BANK o1',K.NQWLEDGE Ng fofff 4 I., Q , 1 PM ll' wt owen LQ f . fin, -f DOll?xYx5 ,. , . Z! . a ,uowwll-vwrPmN .Q all 4 QHRKE-VAN BHUTHERS Y .- W. 1 Lumens or BOYS f ' ' . ' mxeas or MEN s , , 1' Mr. Frank A. Alter '18 and Rev. Brother C. Walter, F. S. C. , Alumni Moderator point our purpose and goal of the alumni dance. ST. JOE'S QLUITIDI SPEDD5 nfl EVEDIDG Ill DETROIT wma vnucnn monnoe nr mnsomc Temple Rev. Brother Conrad Stephen, F.S.C., Rev. Brother Columban Walter, F. S. C.g Honorable G. Mennen, Williams, Governor of the State of Michigan, Mrs. G. Mennen Williams, Vaughn Monroe, Rev. Brother A. Josenh. F. S. C. Mrs. John Bossenberger, Mr. John Bossenberger '26, Mr. Leo Alban, Honorable Harold M. Ryan '29, Rev. Brother A. Joseph F.S.C. , Rev. Brother C. Walter, F.S.C. , Mr. Gus Spatafora '35, Mr. Frank Alter'18, Mr. Anthony Rathnaw, '14, Governor Wllllams, Vaughn Monroe, Mr. Charles Hasse '29, Mr. William Bossenberger '22, Mr. Anthony Nagel '35. Mrs. John Bossenberger, Mrs. George Oxenfeld, Mrs. Roger Vorburger, Mrs. Harold Ryan. Mrs. G. Mennen Williams, Governor G. Mennen Williams, Vaughn Monroe, Mrs. Charles Hasse, Mrs. Jerome Staegerwald. Mrs. Frank Malmeister. 0 Rev Brother Arnoul Joseph F. S. C., Principal, Man- hattan Prep., New York, New York. Rev. Brother A. Edward, F. S. C., Vice-Principal, Loughlin High School, Brooklyn, New York. wr, ..7o2mm. efsadow Jam! Qfclcahfd H. R. Rel. Eng. Bio. Alg. Lat. H. R. Rel. Eng. H. R. Rel. Eng. Hist. Geom. Lat. P. T. H. R. Rel. Eng. Bs. A Bkpg. His. H. R. Rel. Eng. T. In. Al. Fren. Phy. H. R. Rel. Eng. Fren. TYPE- Shnd. H. R. Rel. Eng. Hist. Fren. Trig. Chem H. R. Rel. Rev Brother Lawrence, F S C Bishop Bradley Hlgh School Manchester, .9 9-19.913 FRESHMAN YEAR lA - 16 Bio. Bro. A. Edward Alg. Bro. A. Edward Bus. Mr. Zade Bro. Cl. Stephen H. R. Mr. Carney Rel. Bro. James Eng. 1B - 17 Bio. Bro. Cl. Stephen Alg. Bro. Cl. Stephen Bus. Mr. Carney SOPHOMORE YEAR 2A - 7 Bkpg. Bro. Lawrence Mc.Dr. Bro. Lawrence P. T. Mr. Carney Bro. Matthew H. R. Bro. Lawrence Rel. Bro. James Eng. Mr. Killoran Hist. 2B - 16 Bro. Dominic Bs. Ar. Bro. Dominic Mr. Bolduc Bkpg. Mr. Harrington Bro. Cl. Stephen Bro. Con. Stephen Mc. Dr. Mr. Bolduc P. T. JUNIOR YEAR 3A - 1 Shnd. Bro. Robert Econ. Bro Robert P. T. Bro. Eugene Bro. Eugene H. R. Mr. Chevalier Rel. Bro. Cl. Stephen Eng. - 16 - 12 Hist. Bro. Walter Typg. Bro. Walter Shnd. Bro Eugene Bro. Dominic Econ. Mr. Chevalier Bro. Lawrence P. T. Mr. George SENIOR YEAR 4A - 3 Eng. Bro. Walter Hist. Bro. Walter Sec. Pr. Bro. Robert Bus. Law Bro Joseph Bro James H. R. Bro. Victor Rel. Bro. Victor Eng. 4B - 1 Hist. Bro James Sec. Pr. Bro. James Bus. Law Mr. Al Chevalier, St. .b New Hampshire. Mary s High School, Royal Oak, Michigan. Bro. Cl. Stephen Mr. Carney Mr. Zade 1C - 18 Mr Carne - Y Bro. A. Edward Mr. Carney Bro. Cl. Stephen Mr. Carney Mr. Zade Bro. C. Edward Bro. Robert Mr. Killoran 2C - 6 Mr. Bolduc Bro. Dominic Mr. Peters Mr. Killoran Bro. Dominic Mr. Harrington Mr. Bolduc Bro. C. Edward Bro. Dominic Mr. Jeffries Bro. Robert Mr. Killoran Mrs. Sercle Bro. Dominic Mr. Udell 3C - 17 Bro. Eugene Bro. Eugene Bro. Eugene Mr. Peters Bro. Lawrence Mr. George Mrs. Sercle Bro. Walter Bro. Dominic Mr. Udell Bro. Peter Bro. Jerome Bro. Con. Stephen Bro. Walter 4C - 0 Bro. Robert Bro. Robert Bro. Peter Bro. Jerome Bro. Con. Stephen Bro. Walter Rev. Brother A. Eugene, F. S. C., Christian Bro- thers Academy, Albany, New York. W fwr'sswv.q Rev. Brother Conrad Ed- ward, F. S. C., Deceased. Rev. Brother A. Matthew, F. S. C., Principal, St. Jer0me's School, Bronx New York. ra Qi .R A G3 W5 ' QL- M - Q1-'ffwh ifwmaff jdfubff 5Qff'f265M9 QQ ' 5 CMJ? KyJ '1'Qq ig, 5 Qi JMAJM M1fJy?9?'?'iiZl3yQE 5355 2QfQWgQ3Mjgy4mypQeQXf Z 'Sgt J'Q9VQPwf QFXZJQZIHWJMA ivfkwkwlgs-V,1 a ?lnJmwwQJjyQgRS,QTi'lTl?2XZ1f? m6 if Qwfff-Jeff, 'ak izhiwjgjbiggj Wffjf Wxiixxfilf ff 5353 MR , Q Q? Qfw 0 'CWM fwijxwiifygfffrq' L?5Q??WWVMMmWMwWx?fY if if W Mfyfifffuf QAM 5WMf57QflWl'7L0? if Q, , w 55 vMVGwQ!'Q 3 WM Q'w,,i - QWWU M gy W' QQQWQXQH WWMMQWH E Q' Officers of the Christian Brothers Ladies Auxiliary Seated, left to right: Mrs. Sylvester ar- President, Mrs. LeonardHepp,2nd Vice-President, Mrs. Lawrence Mrs. Edward Ward, Financial Sec- retary, Mrs. Arthur Louwers, Pres- identg Mrs. Edward Simmons, Re- cording Secretaryg Mrs. Francis Reed, Ass't. Corr. Secretary. Since 1895, our Alumni Association has prospered as has no other organization of a like nature in the country. One of its staunchest friends and ablest boosters has been Mr. Anthony Bodde. He is still laboring today in its interest as he did 60 years ago, being affectionately known by all of us as The Father of the Alumni. Many innovations were made a part of the Alumni program each year, among them being the annual , festivals which were a great success. The Christian Brothers have always taken an active interest in the affairs of the association, and it is due to their zealous work and advice that the association has made the record it has and is looked upon by other institutions of its kind throughout the country as an-ideal alumni association. It is one of the few alumni societies in the country which undertook to purchase property, build a school and turn it over to the Christian Brothers as a memorial to their former teachers. Its main principle has always been the furtherance of our Alma Mater and the providing of both spiritual and social benefit to its members. lumni Executive Board LEFT TORIGHT - SEATED:Rev. Brother C. Walter, F.S.C. , '24 Moderator:Mr. Anthony J. Rathnaw, '14, President, Mr. Frank A. Alter' 18, Past Presldent'Mr. Daniel E. Kuhnlein '46, Secretary General. STANDING: Mr. Joseph J. Reuter '22, Past President5Mr. Harold H. Moons '195Mr. AlbertJ. Stocker '02 Past President, Mr. Anthony F. Nagel '35, Fin.Sec.g Hon, Harold M. Ryan '29, Past President: Mr. Fred Rucci'46, Rec. Sec. MISSING FROM PICTURE: Mr. Anthony Bodde, '92, Hon. Pres., Mr. William C. Bossenberger, '18, Vice.Pres., Mr. Louis J. Conti, '30, Vice Pres. 5 Mr. Charles J. Hasse '29, Vice Pres:, Mr. Walter R. --'-' Riegel, '30, Corr. Sec.gMr Anthony Perna, '43 Treas . 3Mr. Elmer Schneider, '06, Mr. John C. Bossenberger. '26, Mr. Fr- ank J. Ryan, '36, Mr. James McCann, '40, Mr. Dominic J. Palazzolo '44, Mr. Eugene Schulte, '48, Mr. George Kramb, '33, Mr. Louis A. Ruch, '49, Mr. Andrew O. Zink '98, aa- F. Downing, 4th Vice-President, Mrs. Edward Kennedy, 3rd Vice- Rue, lst Vice-President. Standing: Mrs. Louis Oldani, Corr. Secretary, Mrs. Joseph Japowicz, Treasurer, F' v - LY 0 QSYPH H1511 54 Q- UF THE EHRISTIAN ,BPHTT .. my .nr 329 r t. loe Graduates ho - Li ' g f . ST. JOHN BAPTIST DE LA SALLE Rev. Brother Benedict Dominic, FOUNDER or THE CHRISTIAN BROTHERS F,s,,c. '09, Bishop Bradley High PATRON OF ALL TEACHERS Rev. Brother Bernian Robert, F.S.C. '26, Ass't. Principal, St. Bernard's High School, New York, New York. !,.J.-'+..Q...,, 'N Rev. Brother Azarias Robert, F.S.C. '49, Student-Brother, De La Salle College, Washington, D.C. School, Manchester, New Hampshire Rev. Brother Conrad Stephen, F.S.C. '30, Ass't. Rrincipal, St. Joseph High School, Detroit, Michigan. Rev. Brother Brice Daniel, F.S.C. '49, Student-Brother, De La Salle College, Washington, D.C. 48 ,,... mv. 5 J' ig v Rev. Brother Lawrence of Jesus, F.S.C. '22, Bishop Bradley High School, Manchester, New Hamp- shire. Y wg x Rev. Brother Cecilian of Mary, F.S.C. '30, Vice-President, De La Salle College, Washington D.C. X f2Z. ' Rev. Brother Benilde Mark, F.S.C. '49, Student-Brother, De La Salle College, Washington, D. C. i - re Christian Brothers 5 Rev. Brother Bernard Peter, F.S.C. '24, Auxiliary Visitor, La Salle Provincialate, New York, New York. i f 'N N Rev. Brother Columban Walter, F.S.C. '24, Vice-Principal, St. Joseph High School, Detroit, Mich. 1 Rev. Brother Antony Michael, F.S.C. '29, La Salle Institute, Troy, New York. Rev. Brother Arcadius Joseph, F.S.C. '33, San Joaquin Memorial High School, Fresno, California. Rev. Brother Cecilian Lucian, F.S.C. '42, Lincoln Hall, Lincolndale, New York. .L '?'...'V Rev. Brother Cyril Leo, F.S.C. '46, g. fltaymonds School, New York, New or . Victor Caputo, '54, Junior Novice, Barrytown, New York. James Reed, '55, Junior Novice, Barrytown, New York. Rev. Brother Andrew Patrick, F.S.C. Rev. Brother Christian Kevin, F-S-C- Louis A. Ruch, '49, Novitiate, Bar- '51, Student-Brother, De La Salle '51, Student-Brother, De La Salle rytown, New York. College, Washington, D. C. College, Washington, D. C. 49 S E Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Some Prominent Graduates of St. loe's Those Who Become Priests Rev. Hubert F. Klenner, '94 O. S. M., '99 Rev. Leo J. Zindler, '98 Rev. G. A. Miller, Rev. Albert L. Melvin, '05 Rev. Rupert A. Dakoske, '14 Rev. O. C. Snitgen, S. J., '15 Rev. Rev . Rev . Rev . Rev . Rev . Henry T. Hengehold, '18 Elmer J. Nacy, '18 Peter L. Decker, S. J., '23 Edmund Brand, O. C. S. O. , '32 Joseph B. Noelke, '33 Paul Onderbeke, O. S. M. , '38 Sacred Heart Seminary Wyandotte, Michigan Chicago, Illinois St. Pau1's, Grosse Pointe Sacred Heart Seminary University of Detroit Farmington, Michigan St. Philomena, Detroit University of Detroit Conyers, Georgia St. Christopher's Affton, Missouri Doctors JosephW. Becker, M. D. . . '14 James J. Alvin, M. D. . . . . . '35 P. J. Slazinski, D. D. S. . . . '16 Edward M. Katulski, D. D. S. . . '35 Charles W. Johannes, O. D. . . '28 Henry A. Tazzioli, M. D. .... '36 Arthur V. Diedrich, D. D. S. . . '14 President, State Dental Association Executives Mr. Anthony Bodde . . . . . '92 President, Beaver Realty Co. Mr. Joseph A. Schrage . . . . '92 Director, Mt. Olivet Cemetery Mr. Ferdinand W. Ulrich . . . '94 Broker, Shader, Wincklers Co. Mr. Andrew O. Zink . . . . '98 Retired - Alderman, City of Detroit Mr. Louis C. Ruch ..... . . '00 National Bank of Detroit Mr. George J. Fredericks. . . . '00 President, Koenig Coal Company Mr. Joseph J. Henze .. . . . . '01 President, Henze Real Estate Co. Mr. Edward J. Diedrich. . . . '02 Broker, McDonnell gl Co. Mr. Frank F. Sand .... . . '02 Owner, Simplex Level Co. Mr. Albert J. Stocker .... . . '02 Vice-President, Bank of Commerce Mr. William W. Fredericks . . . . '04 Vice-President, Schmidt Brewing Co. Mr. Edwin R. Monnig .... . . '04 President, Bank of Commerce Mr. John F. Hillebrand. . . . '05 Vice-President, Altes Brewing Co. Mr. Raymond J. Mauer . . . . '05 Director of Purchases, Det. Lub. Co. Mr. Elmer F. Schneider . . . '06 Schneider Motor Sales Mr. Sylvester A. Mauer. . . . . '07 General Insurance Mr. Raymond N. Jungwirth . . . . '08 Wholesale Coal Distributor Mr. John M. VanLoon . . . . . . '09 President, Empire Tool and Die Co. Mr. Joseph C. Ernest. . . . . '09 Ford Dealer Mr. John N. May ..... . . '09 Manager, National Bank of Detroit Mr. Edwin J. Krausmann . . . . '09 President, Krausmann Associates Mr. James E. McEvoy .... . . '09 Ass't. General Supt. , Detroit Post Off. Godfrey J. Hammel John J. Melcher . . .. ..'10 Clarence F. Schwartz. William H. Zimmerman ..... '11 ..12 ..'12 Contractor, Schwartz Plumbing 81 Heating Insurance Broker Certified Public Accountant Real Estate Management is Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Hon. Dr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Some Joseph E. Sink . . William S. Faber , Henry J. Grewe . Leo W.Krass . . James V. Halpin . . Edwin G. Schneider . . Anthony J. Rathnaw , . Fred J. Stockman . . . Peter J. Ternes . . . Thomas J. Van Antwerp Charles F. Courtney . A. Louis Schulte . . . Anthony J. Sporer . . Ralph Schafer ,,,,. Marcellus G. Verbiest . Joseph R. Uttenweiler . Earl Rutten, C. P. A. . Clair Brustmar . . . Frank A. Alter. . . Edward J. Soest .... Francis R. Fellrath . . Frank Kraft ..... Frank Guyott . . . Norbert G. Tobbe . John J. Elmer .... Bernard R. Mulligan. . Henry Weitenberner . . Robert T. Mixich . . Sigmund F. Zelinsky . . John C. Bossenberger . Edward J. Riley .... George E. Dillworth . . Roy J. Werthmann. . . Harold F. Youngblood . Leo G. Schulte. . . . . Donald J. Alter . . . George N. Howell . . Wilfred J. Weinert. . . Charles J. Hasse . Harold M. Ryan . Earl J. Schuur . . Thomas J. Fuchs . Louis J. Conti .... Anthony J. Finnigan . . James S. Soltesz . . . Joseph A. VanDeweghe. Emil C. Grob ..... James R. McCann . . . Joseph P. Ciaramitaro . George Hakim .... . Dean R. Kebbe . . William R. Ritter . l'r0minent Gl'illlllillt'S of St. l0v's Executives . . '12 Sink Real Estate . '13 Vice-President, Det. Insurance Co. . '13 President, Wegner 81 Grewe Coal Co. I '14 , '14 '14 a V 0 V o . 1 I Y . 1 n I . I n n V . . I - V I . V 4 I n I Q I . V . V . Y . V - V . V - V 4 n I . I . V V . u V Y - V V . V - V Y . '30 Y V . . V . . V V . - 1 V V V Gen. Traffic Mgr., Chrysler Export Co. Owner, J. J. I-lalpin Owner, Beacon Manufacturing Co. Owner, Rathnaw Clothes Partner, Sweier, Stockman Drug Co. Ass't. Circulation Mgr., Detroit News Van Antwerp Coal Co. General Insurance Gen. Mgr., Schlitz Beer Distributors Owner, Sporer Plumbing Ki Heating Wholesale Paper Dealer C. M. Verbiest 8: Associates Insurance Real Estate Broker Partner, Rutten-Welling Co. President, Michigan Maple Products Co. Past Alumni President Manager, A. W. Koenig Clothes President, Fellrath Lumber Co. Accountant, Aluminum Corp. of America Sports Editor, Michigan Catholic Office Manager, Johns Manville Manager, Hotchkiss Tool gl Engineering Lieutenant, Detroit Police Department Director, Weitenberner Funeral Home Manager gl Chief Acct., R.P. Scherer Corp. Manager, Manning, Maxwell gl Moore Co. Attorney, Kercheval Cafe Dist. Sales Mgr., Brennan Appliance Co. Partner, Kierce gl Dillworth Food Brokers Asst. District Mgr., Linde Air Products Congressman, House of Representatives Auditor, Roman Catholic Archdiocese Sales Promotion, Standard Oil Co. Circulation Manager, Detroit Times Assistant Manager, The Detroit Bank Owner, St. Clair Printing Co. State Senator Asst. Prof. of Education Owner, Gustave A. Fuchs Religious Goods Manager, Burton Packing Co. Manager, Industrial Furniture Co. Assistant U. S. Attorney Director, VanDeweghe Funeral Home C. P. A., Doeren, Mayhew 8' Co. President, McCann Realty Co. Owner, Ciaramitaro Florists, Cad. Tower Hakim Real Estate Owner, Kebbe Contracting Owner, Universal Ambulance Co. iw .ve X 35. fi! 5? gary- rm f ff '!1I 'i'3',. fi.-.ts F gggzxmww gig llonril of Trustees LEFT TO RIGHT - SEATED: Mr. Anthony J. Bodde'92g Rev. Brother Anthony Joseph, F.S.C., Mr. Frank A. Alter ,18. STANDING2 Rev. Brother Columban Walter, F.S.C., Mr. Anthony J. Rathnaw '14, llml's Uluh Ilffieers and Executive Committee LEFT TO RIGHT - SEATED: Rev. Brother C. James, F.S.C., Moderator, Raymond J. Persia, President, Alvin J. Jarvis, Secretary, Edward A. Koenigbauer, Treasurerg tWalter J. Kush, Vice-President, Missing from picturel. STANDING: Matthew J. Sute, Charles T. Singelyn, Walter A. Schulte, Harold R. Taggert, Owen H. Recor, George J, Neumann. szl l I TQ JJ' E95 sa affix JN l nqn l 1 l l mi in 3' , ,, Howonmv Mum ,X J CERTIFICATE snow The scholastic goal of every student is to reach the Honor or Merit roll. To gain a cer- tificate of Honor, a student must have an average of 8596 or better with no subject below 8019. To gain a Merit certifi- cate, he must attain an aver- age of 8096, with nothingbelow 7096. Benny Addelia, David J. Andre, Raymond F, Alexander, James J. Baker, Joseph J. Balcerowiak, James F. Balicki, Robert F. Bonior, Ralph H. Bosh, Floyd G. Brezavar, William J. Campbell, Marco B. Capoferri, Stanley Capp, Vito J. Cavataio, Joseph Chalmers, Perry J. Chickonoski, Frank R. Christian, George E. Codd, Charles J. Cole, Anthony J. Comito, James D. Conners, John P. Doman, Donald David, James W, Dyer, Joseph M. Ermiger, Daniel W. Ewart, Robert A. Finnigan, Jerome J. Frankowski, Edward E. Freeman, John Frauenheim, Tilden M. Gallagher, Delos L. Gitre, Frank X. Goeddeke, John T. Goeldi, Ronald R, Gould, Gerald Hepp, Ronald F. Heweit, Richard E. Huczek, George D. Hulster, Thomas E. Kennedy, Leonard M. Knoblock, Robert J. Kollar, S. George Kurz, Lawrence W. Lane, Marvin R. Lasecke, Sam A. Licata, Frank M. Lucido, Joseph A. Mabilia, Melvin R. Mazzoline, Patrick J. McMahon, Ken Michaels, Gerald J. Mike, Jim Myers, James H. Nemeth, Richard B. O'Kon, Joseph P. Orlando, Carl A. Pace, Thomas J. Pack, Jerry F. Palazzolo, Gino M. Paliaroli, Frank Perna, Bernard Perzyk, Rene J. Peters, Joseph O. Pickett, Gervaos L. Piecuch, James P. Pietrangelo, Ronald J. Plagens, Adam E. Plizga, George Powell, Frank W. Prokop, John E. Radtke, William J. Rathsburg, George C. Rinke, Ronald P. Robichaud, Harold L. Rochon, Stanley J. Rojewski, James J. Schenk, Bernard W. Schneider, Joe Schulte, Richard Schwan- ter, Patrick R. Selewski, Daniel J. Shanahan, Paul Shubnell, James J. Simon, Eugene Skamiera, Richard P. Skowronek, Ronald E. Smolinski, Emery Spenilli, Larry 1 Stemnik, Joseph W. Steyaert, James A. Stockwell, Paul Sute, James M. Sytek, William L. Sytek, Gregory A. Ulicny, Mario A. Viscomi, Raymond Weber, Bob Wegienek, Norman C. Wieme, Arthur L, Wilhelm, Stephen J. Wil- liams, Marvin H. Witkowski, Dean Wolfe, Lawrence A. Wroblewski, Alan L. Young, Jerome F. Zemla. gd LEFT TO RIGHT - ROW ONE: Robert R Jarvis, George S. Kurz, Jack A. Gruber, James J. Simon, James E. Koenigbauer, Robert Schueller. ROW TWO: Paul Sute, Eugene Gwisdala, Sam A, Licata, Jerry Zemla, Thomas Glowczewski, Jerome Frankowski. ROW THREE: Richard F, Reinke, Michael J. Grieshaber, Gerald S. Ciepielowski, Donald W. Kaiser, Mario B, Ignagni, Arnold E. Ditri. ROW FOUR: Bernard Coyne, Patrick G. Connors, Norman C. Wieme, Thomas C. Goeddeke, Frank P. Prokop, Louis R. Kotula, Lloyd T. Bushor. 54 TI Al. HONOR 5012! ETY For the first time in the history of St. Joe's, the students can now become mem- bers of the National Honor Society if they meet the designated requirements. At present, one must be at least a Junior and must have been a student at St. J oe's for at least one full year. Also one must have an overall average of 8527. After a certain amount of consideration by the Faculty Council, and after the student's service, leadership, and character hadbeen evalu- ated by the Council, twenty-five men were accepted as charter members of our chapter. .1 J qu, LEFT TO RIGHT - SEATED: Robert A. Finnigan, Joseph J. Balcerowiak, Gervais L, Recuch, James D. Conners, William L. Sytek, Stephen J. Williams, Lawrence A. Wrob- lewski. SECOND ROW: S. George Kurz,Kenneth L. Michaels, Carl A. Pace, Paul J. Sute, Raymond J. Weber, Richard P. Skowronek, Anthony J. Comito. THIRD ROW: Stanley J. Rojewski, James F. Balicki, Joseph P. Orlando, Joseph A, Mabilia, Gerald W, Hepp, Richard F. Reinke, James A. Stockwell, Richard A. Schwenter. FOURTH ROW: James W. Dyer, Joseph S. Chalmers, Ronald R. Gould, James M. Sytek, Alan L. Young, Jerome J. Frankowski, Donald W. Kaiser, Bernard C. Perzyk, Frank P. Prokop. I-IND ACHIEVENEN1 0F 902 OR DVER These students received the highest scholastic marks at the beginning of this school year. To receive a honor pin, astudent must merit a 9095 or over aver- age with no subject below 8095. LEFT TO RIGHT - BOTTOM ROW: Jerome A. Schiltges, Frank P. Prokop, Joe W. Faucette, Tom C. Goeddeke, Joe F. Konal, Norman C. Wieme, Leroy G. Pellerin, Donald W, Kaiser, Conrad H. Peters. SECOND ROW: Joseph E. Hagen, Tom M. Straszewski, Robert H. De Yonker, George J. Fiedler, Jerry W. Przybyla, Sam A. Licata, Jim E. Goodine, Wallace E. Bernhardt, Ray J. Persia. THIRD ROW: Ronald J. Miller, Robert Schueller, Ronald Hudzik, James Miller, Ralph Sabatini, Ralph P. Rochon, John F. Lewandowski, Paul J. Sute, James J. Simon, Jerry Palazzola. FOURTH ROW: James Kossek, Clifford Bailey, Max Lemaux, Marty Gressman, Richard Kummerl, Joe Sanitate, Bob Huck, Lloyd Bushor, Dick Rizer. 55 VARSITY lr uf my .lu :Ott lpn Y 0 The A. D. C. meetings were devoted to the subject of vocations. Guest speakers were either members of the faculty or priests and missionaries of different orders who spoke to the student body on the work of their par- ticular order. During the November meeting Father Ronald, a Capuchin priest, showed slides to the student body on the work and life of the Cap- uchin Fathers. Through these meetings the Archconfraternity endeavors to forward Christian ideals of education and to encourage vocations to the priesthood or religious life. ATIA' 'BMI 5 'D Jerome F. Zemla, Secretary: Sam A. Licata, Sacristan: Rev. Brother A. Victor, F. S. C.: James J. Kos- sek, Preside'ntgJoseph F. Konal,Vice President. Qffifzrs STUDENT COUNCIL Norman C. Wieme, Vice President, George J. Fiedler, President: Wal- lace E. Bernhardt, Secretary. Qrrncans FIRST ROW--L. to R.: Jo- seph Nemes, William Burke, John Muenz, Wilfred Laycek, George Stone, Robert Fin- nigan, Thomas Mancewicz, Charles Brown. SECOND ROW: Fred Vander Hagen, Ronald Simek, Frank Lucido, William Sytek, James Fergu- son, Robert Bonior, Edmund Plizga, Bart Campione. THIRD ROW: John Francis, Harold Rochon, Donald David, Raymond Alexander, Donald Alter, William Johannes, Ernest Maier, Fred Shader, Robert Pfent. 56 LEFT TO RIGHT - FIRST ROW: Donald W. Kaiser, Sam A. Licata, Jerome Zemla, Norman C. Wieme, George J, Fiedler, Wallace E. Bernhardt, Jack A. Gruber, Donald Buback, Richard T. Vettraino. SECOND ROW: Ronald Koperski, Al J. Robichaud, Frank J. Rademacher, James A. Stockwell, Michael Grieshaber, Ralph P. Rochon, Leo Esper, Jim Duclos, Thomas L. Glowczewski, William Campbell, John L. Nuber. THIRD ROW: Patrick Little, Curtis W, Coleman, John Morrison, Jim E, Goodine, Jerry Palazzola, Richard DeRonne, Dale G. Bevelhymer, Ray J, Persia, Edward S. Fabian, James Koenigbauer. FOURTH ROW: Jim D. Kossek,Jim E. Myers, Richard Kummerl, Joe F. Konal, Edward Soest, Bob H. Huck, David Garbula, Cliff Bailey, Tilden M. Gallagher. FIFTH ROW: John Chansler, Joseph E. Hagen, Frank P. Prokop, Ronald J. Plagens, Joseph A. Mabilia, Richard A. Schwenter, Robert J. Gaffke, James M. Sytek, G. Patrick Connors, Joseph G. Zelasko. LEFT TO RIGHT - SEATED: James Kossek, President, Joseph Konal, Vice-President: Donald W. Kaiser, Secretary: Edward E. Freeman, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Robert A. Finnigan, 1Bg Robert L. Pfent, lA: Patrick J. Cox, 2Dg John Lysaght, 2Cg Conrad H. Peters, 3Bg Bernard Coyne, 4Ag Thomas C. Goeddeke, 3Cg John F. Lewandowski, 3A: Marty Gressman, 2Cg James G. O'Connell, 4Cg Ronald J, Plagens, 4B: Jack A. Gruber, 4A: George E. Codd, 2Bg George Stone, 1C. STUDENT COUNCIL AND STUDENT CONGRESS CATHOLIC ACTION CLUB OFFICERS AND EXECUTIVE COUNCIL 57 CURTIS W. COLEMAN L. Editor-in-chief N BER ORMAN I ACK PEd?3f,m-chxei 2725 Art Emote- WIEME 7 A55 L RALPH P. ROCHON SALVATORE J. GANDOLFO Feature Editor BUBACK MELVIN R Production Manager F D R- Asst L- - MAZZO DQNPJ-' er lteg-ary E I LINE Tr easur duo, gui'-R LEO G R. P0 - , - ESP Dopihhnuerarg EGXKOT ASS f. Featu ER Assvtl L re Editor ' in is DAVE E' manor OH Ma ABER I PJQS Lxtefaw P455 ' WW A S'YoCEd3xoT Business Hager 427' P AT B, Q4 it i fi A J. 5 , it . 2 BLUE JAY STAFF L. to R., Seated: David F. Jakubowski, Patrick Little, Norman C. Wieme, James G. O'Connell. L. to R., Standing: George C. Rinke, Arthur Wilhelm, Joseph E. Hagen, Frank P. Prokop, Bruno J. Strzelweicz, Alan Panley, Walter Reuther, Richard Kum meral, John Morrison, David Garbula, Richard Koch, Arnold E. Ditri, Arthur L. Beau- vais, James W. Murphy, John Radtke. OUR SCHOOL NEWSPAPER, THE BLUE JAY Way back in the roaring twenties St. Joe's had a yearbook and newspaper called The Arrow. In 1948 The Arrow was revived briefly by Brother C. Stephen who published a graduation issue. After the lapse of one year, Brother Robert started the school paper anew under the title familiar to all St. Joe men, The Blue Jay . Since then, Brother Eugene tl952l, and Brother Peter 119535 have been moderators of the Blue Jay . BLICATIO 'A ' Er-XX f ' f 4 ql . .0 4l i YEARBOOK STAFF Seated, L. to R.: Donald Buback, Norman C, Wieme, Curtis W. Coleman, Jack A. Gruber, James W. Murphy, Ray J. Persia, Patrick Little, David F,,Jakubowski. Second Row: Salvatore Gandolfo, Robert A. Lapierre, Arthur Wilhelm, James E. Goodine, Michael Grieshaber, Jerry Palazzolo, Richard Fera, Donald A. Digiovanni, Robert Huck, Melvin R. Mazzoline, James A. Stockwell, Joseph Perna, Jerome F. Zemla, Richard DeRonne, Leo G. Esper, Ronald E. Smolinski, Ralph H. Rochon. Top Row: Dennis Murphy, James G. O'Connell, Sam A. Licata, Ronald D. Plagens, James E. Schneider, Dale G. Bevelhymer, Tilden M. Gallagher, Eugene Lottie, Donald A. Poirier. 59 Ja , . Q f . ' I I, ll at ll Avxslmrq Uruve Leaders Dan Shanahan Ernie Meier Jim Murphy L. to R.: Jerry Przybyla, ERW30 LIJE LEFT TO RIGHT - FRONT ROW: James D. Conners, Jerry W, Przybyla, Ray J. Persia, William C. Johannes, Salvatore Fichera. SECOND ROW: Daniel J. Shanahan, Jim N, M Murphy, Ernest L. Maier, Gerald J. Mike v ff Art Chojnacki. Joe Sanitate receives his prize from Bro. Victor. fl W f V' ' XIUARY RIVE THESE BUYS LED THEIR cussts ,onw- .f 12 vga' LEFT TO RIGHT - SEATED: Roy R. Gorsky 2A, Salvatore S. Fichera IB, James D. Conners IA, Donald S. Doleck 3A, Ray J. Persia 4A, Art Chojnacki 2B. STANDING: Roy C. Neumann 3B, Jim Murphy 4C, Robert H. Esper SC, Stephen L. Pesta 2C, Jerry W. Przybla 4B, Robert J. Pawlowski IC. KPG kwl- I at-r OUR FACULTY IN ACTION... MR. CREEDON - I-ley Joel I'll see you guys up in the gym after the bell BRO. ROBERT - Hit the books Sonny, before the books hit you P K I , i. 4 B . 0 MR. WALLER - Now you take those boys from Sugar Hill MRS. NOWAK - And when he woke up he hada terrible . . . i BRO. PETER - Now there's where the real men come from BRO. DOMINIC - Take out a large sheet of paper. .ff BRO. WALTER - Now where JERRY UDELL - Wait till BRO: STEPHEN ' YOU have do your interests ue -P H next yea,-.H tg think fast to be my secre- ry... ig.---nv MR. PETERS Gentleman'. You will never understand current events until you study the past. ! i-IL? ,e ff-4 BRO. JOSEPH - I think this story best fits the situation. MR. CARNEY - After you boys look at water through a microscope you' 11 never drink another drop! X K 39 ooo, WW ,L l2.0lU'I- . 1 1 zsoen 3 T1 V 11.904 4 so .l MISS STER-NETT , Make BRO. VICTOR- After much MRS. LUCILE KRAJEN- One Sure you put the book back mature deliberation! cup of java coming up. where you found it. 61 LN Glu- Ml 'J' I 'Q W vf in ' ,iv ,L5 49 19 1 ' 5 i LJ n l 4 X1 J L 'i I E , s 'FFS Q V UETRUIT XX W F' f Q ffilz , . -s lg. nfmcr lrvhco :I mr DIVINE CII, UH WCANU!! PRAY Q5 ew. , if ,- wwf , A.. ,X V av a 'X4, . of CQ . .4 O I U WL .sa MR. JOSEPH DOTO AND A SECTIONAL PRACTICE PERCUSSION SECTION L. to R.: Leonard A. Mathews, JOSEPH H. Doto. Dir- L. to R.: Robert P. Jarvis, George E. Codd, Frank A. Urbano- ector, Frank A. Urbanowicz, Frank T. Perna, George E. wicz, John A. Gruber, Frank T. Perna, Tilden M. Gallagher. Codd, Robert P. Jarvis, John A. Gruber, Tilden M. Gal- lagher. Curtis W. Coleman, Ralph P. Rochon. aff I PAR F1171 k l f Throughout all the years of its existance, St. Joseph High School has been blessed with a most spirited and educational music program, consisting of a Band and a Glee Club. A new addition, a musical appreciation course, was started last year. This program is conducted under the very capable and talented leadership of Mr. Joseph Doto. This year, St. Joe's Band appeared for the first time in uniform as a marching band, adding even greater enthusiasm to tithe spirit of ol' St. Joe's. Both Band and Glee Club are always sure to be on hand for all school activities. HoRNs wooDw1NDs FRONT: Adam E. Puzga, Joseph A. Perna, James c. FRONT: Ge0rgeJ.F1ed1er,VanceD.MacDonald, Frank T. Perna. Pei-na. REAR: James H. Nemeth, Gerald J. Quinn, Edward REARI Leonard A. Mathews, Raymond F. Alexander, Tilden M. M. O'Haire. Gallagher- S ' ,. .T E io - 5 , 1 1, ,K 2 K , 5 V -' T I . 5 X J - .J 5 ff: 11 AM: I A w A 5 l M ,j-wit . 5, ' 5 ,im :,f It ,. ,Ag It ,T 2 J! A ' 43,5 . J ' ek, ' X 1 . , N 6? A J 1 4 f . 0' J Band Left side, FRONT ROW: George J. Fiedler, Vance D. MacDonald, Tilden W. Gallagher. Left side, SECOND ROW: Leonard A. Mathews, Raymond F. Alexander, Frank Perna. Left side, THIRD ROW: Robert P. Jarvis,George E, Codd, Frank A. Urbanowicz, John A. Gruber. Center, left to right, FRONT ROW: Curtis W. Coleman, Ralph P. Rochon, Patrick R. Selewski, Arthur C. Chojnacki, Center, left to right, BACK ROW: Max E. Lemaux, Ralph J. Williamson, Perry J. Chickonoski, Richard R Koch. Mr. Joseph Doto, Director. Right side, FRONT ROW: A. Edmund Plizga, Joseph A. Perna, James C. Perna, Right side, FRONT ROW: James H. Nemeth, Gerald P, Quinn, Edward M. O'Haire. 5. ,Qi J, ,J 11.4 I., 1,41 Jil-'JU Left to Right, FRONT ROW: Donald A. Binder, Thomas J. Sadowski, John W. Hill, Joseph J. Balcerowiak, John A. Sanitate, Joseph A. Ochab, Alphonse J. Buscemi. SECOND ROW: William L. Sytek, Dick T. Champine, Lambert E. Solak, David G. Wallace, Douglas J. Tadajewski, Gerald J. Mike, Marvin R. Lasecke. THIRD ROW: William J. Rathsburg, John E, Radtke, Roy C. Neumann, Charles C, Fiedler,Joseph A. Mabilia, Richard W. Hamlin, John J. Francis. FOURTH ROW: Robert A. Hill, James W. Dyer, David J. Andre, Larry J. Stempnik, Robert J. Yazbeck, Thomas M. Smith, Raymond J. Sacco. 1 3, N-W 5 ' E ' it 1 N . : 1 Y : l l ,gag 4 wil ' ' X 3 , -e 3' 'ul f ' i J 1 X 'Will NYM J if' ' ' 4 1 l . ip . W. J.ll4lWl, w il' . . an si 'li . .Wg L new J an 3 Q X 1-J , 'lt . f 3 it at it it 'M Yi i i, 1 ,,, kj W X. Q M ee J ' 91 Ml - Cl h bn N, Q.. jf t 32.12 QMS., WMU .H 1 mn l Cm 1 u , L if X 'lf' is J. F llti' T' s . 1 I 5 k I' 2 l N J W0 1 1, ' , . - ,I ,N X V ,M - . f W ' J , if ii't..i TTT? ' J M 1 Jae. K 'if J t Y ' B 3 J 5 J A - r P e 4 7 J 1 l l .1 g ' ,I l qv I Y. Wk I X 4,. I L1 5 X45 if U15 'WHY 'Nm .w- XX , , fx x 1 X .5 1 U A? ' ' 3 33' wi V. T 3 tis A S -Q, J ef A, T 1. fx'- S3 A P 4 xr if if K x K3 , an Q fb U 3 1 'i J W. ,N f .x W- g E fi. ,Tex-:Z ' a,,4x , . '5 P A iy M ,yr Vis . ' 4 1 N A 1 a ' H Q . x 'h4 Q Qi 5 f 2 Q5 1275, 'iw' Ni' A Q ' V 0- ,,.,.,w X gy. L. A . ,,'- ' Qg'WM ' ' f w h N 's 7l TEAM CAPTAINS George Fiedler, Joe Faucette, Bob Huck, Ron Hudzik, Connie Peters, Jerry Palazzolo, Jim Kossek, Jim Goodine. ff 519 69 ST. JOE'S FIRST VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM - 1922 LEFT TO RIGHT - FIRST ROW: Henry Michels, Sigismund Zelinski, Lambert Schwab, Steve Martin - Capt., Henry Robbins, Joseph Locher, Joseph Collins. SECOND ROW: Rev. Bro. Andrew Stephen, F.S.C., Ath. Dtr., Francis Duewke, Ray Murphy, Frank Elmer, Charles Danneels, Ralph Heindenreich, John Smith, Bernard Mulligan, Lester Dietz, Fr. Joseph Marshke- Coach. THIRD ROW: George Geck, James Springer - Mgr., Wilfred Wieskey, Harold Michels. FOURTH ROW: Francis Pavlitz, Louis Becker, Francis Jungwirth, Edward Reilly. ST. JOSEPH HIGH SCHOOL 1952 VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM LEFT TO RIGHT - FIRST ROW: 51 Juli Cichini, 55 Joe Sanitate, 54 Dick Kummerl, 42 Jim Kossek, 57 Bob Huck, 20 Max Lemaux, 27 Marty Gressman, 50 Norm Wieme, 36 Joe Konal. SECOND ROW: 23 Joe Hagen, 45 Don Kaiser, 44 A1 Sabatini, 47 Bob Clancy, 25 Arn Ditri, 24 Bob Gaffke, 43 Jim Pietrangelo, 38 Mike Ferrara, 30 Jim Cunningham. THIRD ROW: 40 Jim Sytek, 46 Ralph Sabatini, 37 John Morrison, 49 Eddie Kulpanowski, 32 George Rinke, 28 Bill Forton, 33 Pat Ernest, 26 Ray Persia, 29 Matt VandenBoom, 48 Bill Perkins. FOURTH ROW: Rev. Brother C. James, F.S.C., Moderator, Jerry Udell - Coach, 39 Jerry Hepp, 41 Don Gheysens, 21 Frank Prokop, 56 Cliff Bailey, 22 Jerry Carnaghi, Sam Licata - Frosh Coach, Joe Gough - J. V. Coach. FIFTH ROW: Ben Evola - Asst. Coach, George Codd- Manager, Robert Kritzman - Manager, John Emmendorfer - Manager, George Stone - Manager. 70 wi --1 - LEFT TO RIGHT - FRONT ROW: Bill Koenig, Gino Paliaroli, Ed. Oliver, Ed Brocki, Floyd Brezavar, Joe Eusebio, Jerry Merlo, Duke Scrafano. SECOND ROW: Larry Binder, Stan Pudlo, Ron Schocker, Red Schulte, Jack Cavanaugh. THIRD ROW: Bob Thibault, .Tim Deneweth, Dick VandenBoom, Paul Halkey, Larry Weinert, Stan Capp. FOURTH ROW: Don Moore, Jerry Radomski, Jerry Watson, Carl Pace, Chet Gorski, Tom Leen. FIFTH ROW: Frank Shea, Bill Johannes, Jim Fagan, Willie Laczek, Tom Domzal. SIXTH ROW: Coach Joe Gough, Bart Campione, Bob Kollar, John Weiler, Sam Licata, Ass't. Coach. fl X COACHES: left to right: Sam Licata, Freshman Coach, C Jerry Udell, Varsity Coach: Ben Evola, Assistant Coach: Rev. Bro. C. James, F.S.C., Faculty Moderator, and Joe Gough, Junior Varsity Coach. Y ni or . U sf SENIOR VARSITY EUUTBALLEIES, A WHU PLAYED THEIR LAST GAME i We 't rms ST. mes 48 Bill Perkins, 32 George Rinke, 37 John Morrison, 26 Ray Persia, 23 Joe Hagen, 47 Bob Clancy, 21 Frank Prokop, 20 Max Lemaux, 50 Norm Wieme, 56 Cliff Bailey, 42 Jim Kossek, 54 Dick Kummerl, 57 Bob Huck. Missing: 36 Joe Konal. A -nr 54 W .- F ,So , . t .. ' I 3 W l 3. J , 14 '-'ff . , :T ,.! A , -ir X, Q A .1 I . L I 5 E N lon s 072. 4 X. 1-N. MW 74+ xfbmu.-46 End 'k kiwi 1 ff Tackle C34-x-4'2l-wi Halfback S End in i 'W L' IK SA. 9c.......wY Tackle fume. . IU-nvb Center 72 Jr- if 51264 M? Center GRIDIRQN WM a ff N! X ,fx ' NNE' Tackle 9M5fxJe g . jail 4 j QNX : 0575051 75 H15 Qs me iff' sr .msg mam pf' 13:04, ,aw , W, 91' Ml V A , 'r- ig- 9 'f-' ff . f. - fin. .0 Y .ANL -Q , We .f 4 SIISIIOIISU! Ulll Faithful . . . HOIllt'WilI'lI liuunll! X W 1173 All Right You Guys! - ,K A - Iwzzf , - QF HH z,, A KZ 'Q M M jx' 7 g 77,5 W ll AA my S X BT, JO HIGH P-early for an tough dal Y o E SAINT JQEHQOL Hvme of me Fam0 U5 x 5 S Blue Jail! .- A A gl Catholic Sch00l for BQIS ' HIGH f . 1 32 f f YOUNG MEN Courtesy of A PH t From the street car, a famous landmark! - 'fn' - ..,. l Our hero - Varsity Joe, '53! V? Q, 1 I, any Uklilfi VH-4 ' HMB The St. Joe, De La Salle Oil Can has been in competition for the past 26 years. When the St. Joe - De La Football varsity award - two years of hard work! S 1 w ' . -3, Q1 ' ,, ' Q-ww, kA,k I Y I ...,' A .KS :ft S5 1?-,... . ., ..,, .aw ...w.1y., 41 Salle game rolls around each year, the old oil can is taken down from the shelf, dusted off and for amonth be- fore the game is the most talked about oil can in the city of Detroit. On each side of the can is inscribed the date and scores of the St. .Toe - De La Salle football games since 1927. Although not the most shin- ing relic of the school, it is the most treasured. Though the can may be battered and rusty, it contains in it some- thing very important! - the tra- ditional spirit of friendly rivalry existing between the two Detroit Christian Brothers Schools. 75 , up . .. M, Step right in! fl . SONGS AND CHEERS T Dick Handley, Ron Simon, Connie Peters, Eng J A-ff 3 4 ff 9 A n n gl FW 5 'K View 1 -ll 6, , f' 'x X g L X If .sz :ii N i lx ,R R , vii' X ,X QV 4n ft W .fn JW x I I xx ' I 5 4g 'tn n it ' if , : l J ,- r g. Q -on h 1,4 ,K 'ilgw Q1 in Eglin 4 Xml X W X 7 . hi- fn! n X X V: ! . E I 4 X Aw - 2 rm' gr' QQ' YH - W 3 j if X if QL f K g ,QA J Q 7 -- H-IOUGHOUT THE YEARS rf 5 E ' an 5' ' ff QW! fi ii P' 1 si! F A P km is-ff' ,N K 45' ' 7 41 E7 1 1 .4-', Jim Kossek and Bob Huck receive last minute instructions from Coach Udell. - 1 FX. f AA Win or lose - we're always there. ,Qg ix- Manu? It lt- .cos -,ml 7 . -S 'x vluronu Uu fx. 5 S ' X NAMTRAncxuo QQ at 5 . , an ' ---' T if X 'Q -A E K I -Mt EH Hb , sm ng, ff . y ' -f.. -1, ' t , ' '. F -t ,..fsx: It .5 Q Q A ' I 4 tt' if ' 4 ' ' ' HT QA iq . x23 J, 2 4 W , 5 M ,4:3 . , A M- JM . f , M' V' -. 4 A H Q 3 Last minute warm-ups ' ': 2 if ' 131, I. 'k,'L, 'K -, gg ,,.L . fW75Wxf: Lt Q . , V ph Q S .K Vt gt .. It ,. ., KW., X it .T '41 ,,..,w-f f. '- 4 9 6 5113? a ' A Y h - gi Q , 3. - , 5 A ,I Q M' ,,?...,ee p I i 1 X 5 li., 5 . , ' . . -1 .. 1. . , fr -A , - we . 1 4: -f ,fem ,, W A 'mf 1 -1 Y Q gl-' f, ..1t t . . 1 t ' Vwzy 4 S v 1 m 1952 FUUTIHALL SCHEDULE 0 ixdgywff-2'M' ' A St. Joe Opp. J, ' 'f Dearborn ........ . 0 14 BASKETBALL St Mary of Redford . . . . . . 6 26 St. Anthony ....... . . 14 6 Servite ......... . 0 6 St. Ladislaus . . . . . 13 7 WHEN WHO WHERE SCORE St. Stanislaus . . . 6 6 St. Joe Opp. De La Salle. . . . 6 13 Dec. 9 Sacred Heart Seminary There . . . . 27 52 I Y Dec. 12 Saint Anthony There . . . . 32 48 1 . Dec. 19 Serviteu, There . . . . 32 45 ,, i t X -V Jan. 6 Saint Ladislaus Home . . . . 35 52 ti - A Jan. 9 De La Salle Home ......... 18 39 ff ,. A 4 Jan. 13 Saint Stanislaus Home , ........ 34 42 ' wi 'E Y' Jan. 16 saint Ladisiaus Hamtramck High. . 31 46 3 'ipi fp . Jan. 20 Miller Home ......... 39 65 A. gy- A V' .rp if X Q Jan. 27 Saint Anthony Home ......,.. 46 50 1' A A .. ki f' up W E Jan. 30 Servite Home . . . . 63 42 A 'B ' ' ' .vm .. . Feb. 3 De- La sane There . . . 46 59 iirt ' ft Feb. 6 Saint Stanislaus The're ......... 53 61 tw, 451252 Q 'veg 1 H Feb. 13 St. Mary, Mt. Clemens There ......... '41 42 p 3 'Q T I I A qi :xi We p f, x xf . X X 1, , -.. , X R '-VX ,K 5.51 'J' it 1 f A 5 S1 -1 'tNice Going 3 -.Q . 'wvmw,1,w1- Wwggww-,ayu ea, wah!! Jaw- J- ,N RMK w 1 ,-M rmmg ga , XX! Mice' R us We - 1 2 fefssif ifgnga A 1. .W I Q .msfp JU . , QNJUSEP rx.JDSEFJ in-V lx SEM gaosm, X J ff A 5 ' 45 f i gmusff, iam! LEFT TO RIGHT - FIRST ROW: Don Kaiser, No. 25g Dick Rizer, No. 335 Joe Faucette, No. 41, Co-Captaing Tom Goeddeke, No. 34g Joe Konal, No. 45g Don Gheysens, No. 435 John Chansler, No. 31. SECOND ROW: Ron Darga, Managerg Jerry Carnaghi, No. 243 Bob Scavo, No. 32g Gino Pa1iaro1i,No. 325 John Chido, No. 355 Wally Bernhardt, No. 225 Tom Straszewski, No. 21g Jerry Palazzolo, No. 23, Co-Captaing Coach Peter J. Creedon. 19512-55 Varsity Basketball Team ,W ,W GV, ,,J. ,,Ja,, J .WWW , a, W W J ,H , 2 J v'Wvi,wWOW,'WM , wJm0w'WM,,'u EQ he w'iEWYws5hN W Y Rm ... Y' J an 1' 3 C' QWK' 4 - Q ' 59066 96 CQXKQ ga . I 1 ,W 5 of M eww QNX' 91- C O 09017 Ibgdoq JZ!! W J F ,fx L, Q JUSEA x , ' -f. A J aaaao Q? :-1 J N-. fi I ' X-1 Y XJ fx ' - 'tl-. I-wr IJ-12-no Iunior Varsity llasketlmll Team L. to R. - FRONT ROW: 43 Jack Lenart, 43 A1 Panley, 45 Norm Muller, 44 Earl G. Roy, 32 Floyd Brezavar. SECOND ROW: Rev. Brother B. Robert, ES.C., Coach, Z1 John Bork, 34 Eddie Kulpan- owski, 33 Dan Murphy, 24 Stosh Capp, 22 Ed Plizga, 41 Fred Rotz - Manager. ..,,. 'uv Qt. J 5 l A, va.. 9 ' :rf .k ai, .i '-l 1 .J if IN 1952-55 Frosh Basketball Team L. to R. -FRONT ROW: George H. Hulster, Larry J. Cichocki, Joseph S. Chalmers, Larry J. Stempnik, Joseph R. Eusebio, Gerald P. Simmons, Joseph A. Mabilia. SECOND ROW: Brother Francis, F.S.C., Coach, Marvin R. Lasecke, Patrick R.Selewski, Richard D. Marcinkowski, Truels W Lemaux, William J. Rathsburg, Bob J. Wegienek, Joseph A. Ochab, Joe F. Nemes -Manager. BOTTOM LEFT: Earl scores again! BOTTOM RIGHT: Bucky and Joe thwart the enemy. 'S 9191.1 SQ ki 4 1 Varsity Baselmll 1952 They Brought Us Championship L. to R. - KNEIELING: Ron Wolosczyk, pitcher, Bill Sind, outfield, Bob Schuler, outfield, Frank Rademacher, catcher, Jim Miller, outfield, Ed Wegener, outfield. SECOND ROW: Ron Kreiger, manager, Jim Nicholson, Znd base, Ron Hudzik, pitcher, Jim Mezzone, 3rd base, Jim Goodine, short stop, Ronald Miller, infield. BACK ROW: Brother Clarence Stephen, Moderator, Jerry Schiltges, pitcher, .Toe Faucette, lst base, A1 Baumgart, catcher, Dick Rizer, outfield, Ed Fouchey, pitcher, Mr. Jerry Udel1,Coach. R in Jim Miller ! 4 Y f I ,V 4. X 2 ,dfj ff Y Ron Hudzik 4 Jim Goodine 'Q if Ron Miller V img' E ,z 'Sig 1 I l lx Q5 N-.. km 48' f ' Q' Joe Faucette Varsity Baselmll H155 L. to R. - FIRST ROW: Jim Miller, Ron Woloszyk, Dick Rizer, Frank Rademacher, Jim Goodine. SECOND ROW: Jerry Udell - Coach, Joe Faucette, Ron Hudzik, Ron Miller, Ray Persia - Federation Coach. B1 .hw- X A practice run ! L. to R. - FIRST ROW: Bob DeYonker, Ralph Rochon, George Fiedler, LeRoy Pellerin, Dick Rizer, Bob Yazbeck. SECOND ROW: Paul Shubnell, Ray Duda, Joe Rev. Bro. C. James, F. S. C., Coach and George Fiedler, Captain, looking over the COUTSC. i 'Y l z I ima cw! Q.. Y I Chalmers, Tom Herman, Paul Sute. THIRD ROW: Ed Free man, Bob Kars- chnia, Frank Darga, Frank Lucido, Rev. Bro. C. James, F.S.C., Coach. N x PATRUNS ATOMIC BAR 13126 Harper ED 1-9821 De Ronne Hardware 12055 Morang Drive C0r. Whitehill LA 6-8213 Hank's Beer Store 8051 St. Cyril at St. Thomas WA 4-6890 Automutio: Appliance und Furniture 11100 Gratiot DETROIT BUSINESS UNIVERSITY United Artist Bldg. wo 1-1205 II. I. HEALY SHOPS 1426 Woodward WO 3- 1 234 LA 1-8839 Beyschlog 81 Zack Meats shop 19 GRATIOT CENTRAL MARKET Wo 1-1924 EDWARII H. IIIEHL GENERAL INSURANCE 13112 Harper VA 2-2216 John F. Ivory Storage Co 8035 Woodward TR 3 - 5000 Itonttldis Ilusit' R Book Shoppe 3033 Gratiot LO 8-0884 Dueweke-Hechinger Electric Co. 3401 Grandy Avenue LO 7-2050 KING'S FLOWERS Fit for a Queen 14522 E. Jefferson Ave. VA 2-0901 In memory of HOA!! ali E705 Class of 1924 The Emmet Shop 1807 Gratiot Wo 1-0735 Eddie St Ray Kopitzkis Food St Bar 16023 Mack Avenue Canton Palmer Cafe 5700 Canton WA 2- 901 8 Ervinks I'tn'ty-llen Morang 8' Kelly section KRAJENKE BUICK SALES, INC. 11620 Jos. Campau Ave. Hamtramck TW 1-270 B. A. Chuplow Lumber Co. 8675 East Seven Mile at Outer Drive TW 3-3700 1281 SOLILI1 GI'ati0I Mt. Clemens HO 8-9841 Lombardi Food Products 1466 E. Vernor Highway WO 1-8764 S. Chupp Quality Market Flour Distributors, Inc. MAIN POULTRY CO. Warehousing -. 16003 Mack 700 E. Atwater 2707Tff3uff'f3g0f,t'eet TU 2-0776 wo 3-0440 J. LEWIS COOPER 3628 Gratiot Avenue WA 1-4290 SAM GOODSTEIN 2735 Russell St. TE 3-4715 MARIO 8. NINO'S BARBER SHOP 10814 Whittier LA 1-8815 Courtney Glass Co. 16571 Harper at Kensington TU 1-2112 SILVER Clll' IHIIEAII Gordon Baking Co. 2303 E. Vernor LO 7-1000 77!ll'- Ill!!! 7?,l'..I. 7,ll'CAKll'f 7l,lllUlI'lly 12000 East Six Mile LA 1-9534 84 PATHUNS Geor e Rinke A Iiances MORLEY'S CANDIES 9 25410 Van D22 Supa' A- G- Wfkef 8701 Gratiot sr. 7-4900 15636 E- 6 Ml- Road WA 1-9664 Centerline PR 5-9225 MOROSS-FORDHAM SERVICE 16060 Moross LA. 1-9330 CLEII ItlIIIiE AItl'I'0lt SALES, IEE. Authorized Kaiser-Frazer Dealer 31331 Van Dyke Ave. J E 6-3408 Trophy Meat Products, Inc. 1324 E. Vernor Highway WO 1-2290-1 IVIrIImm Servire Station 609 East Vernor wo 4-7452 RAIIIIINA REIIIIEATIIIN 13330 E. McNicho1s LA 7-3828 United Outfitting Co. 13041 E. Jefferson VA 2-9430 Nino 81 NIOtt's Servicenter ISt. Joe's '36J 6940 Gratiot at Forest WA 2-8967 ROMA HALL CATERING SERVICE 3009 Gratiot LO 7-0321 'Wan .lmlovgie ?mwml Wane 13340 E. Warren at Lakeview VA 2-1700 O'Donnell Imp. Co. UHAS. A. ltlIllIlLI'H UU. Gratiot Central Market E. M. Verhiest and Associates AND ASSOCIATES 1616 Gratiot shop No. 6 GENERAL INSURANCE W0 1-4636 wo 3-5085 2210 Park Ave. wo 5-3883 PALACE RECREATION SAM at WALTER ' 6626 Gratiot Delicious Sausage 4 WA 1-3767 12436 Morang 5508 Baldwin Wh am, mm ,gay perm Sherwin-Williams Paint Center Wagner 8. Grewe Coal Co. 16353 E. Warren Ave. 11460 Shoemaker Ave. TU 1-9200 WA 1-2720 A. H. PETERS FUNERAl HOME. INC. 12057 Gratiot Avenue LA 6-2161 Square Deal Refrigeration 10163 Gratiot Ave. WEITENBEILNER FUNERAL IIOME 13841 Gratiot Ave. WA 1-2345 LA 6-1133 PREUSS FURNITURE CO. Weyhing Bros. Mfg. Co. Good Furniture Since Sfqhls Mdfkel' JEWELER3 1907 10644 Morang 3040 Gratiot Avenue 16200 Harper Cor. Bedford LA 5-1352 LO 7-0600 TU 2-8020 Paul Remer Phcy. 8- Surgical 13644 Gratiot at 6 Mile LA 6-4890 STOBER'S CLOTHES 14489 Gratiot Ave. DR 1-0700 Werthmann Brothers 6841 E. Jefferson Ave. 85 Mr. 8: Mrs. Louis Alinosi Mr. Anthony Bodde '92 Mrs. Vera Coleman Mr. Ki Mrs. George P. Connors Check's Dept. Store A Friend Mr. Ki Mrs. Leo G. Esper Mr. Ki Mrs. Tilden M. Gallagher Mr. K: Mrs. Pietro Gandolfo Mr. 81 Mrs. Joseph Garbula ponsors M. Grieshaber Charles J. Hasse '29 John F. Hlllebrand'O5 Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. Mr. gl Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. C. Konal Hamilton F. Kotcher Charles A. J. Kotcher Lillian C. Jacob ' 8: Mrs. Joseph C. Mazzoline 8: Mrs. Joseph P. Miller Sr. Dominic Misuraca Sz Mrs. John Gruber Mr. Mr. Anthony J. Rathnaw '14 8: Mrs. Walter R. Rlegel '30 Louis A. Ruch '49 8: Mrs. Roger Paganelli Mr. Mr. Mr. Harry Rudolph 8: Mrs. Roger W. Schaeffer Mr. Mr. Joseph A. Schrage '92 8: Mrs. Edward F. Smolinski 8: Mrs. A. Williamson Mr. Mr. Miss Ann K. Ziesse Best wishes for the continued success of St. J oseph's High School, and congratulations to the Class of 1953. Vincent Lukas Class of 1924 BEAVER REALTYQMMMPANY Qlncorporated 19125 1460 East Jefferson Avenue Zone 7 ,L . rf' .' XXX .X'r 4 ag, I . W 1 . my - 11 J L, M81-lf .Q-wg, ., ff' WO0dWard 240758 INSURANCE fn 1146 300 1305 Kl- 3 EH I -551 I' vi f YW 15?-E 501g O? 1 106. 5 001 901 SY5 Nl 'WJ -ai back K0 1Y1e beg dxgbkxxght 54016160 01 et 11 00 . 101001106 New 543156 5000 0100 new M1055 55 1fa05x510c5 54005505 501 13 00 . . . X195 beam eXecwKdxvg' 5 Qtkvwage, K1 K5 ' 66, 10 50010 9 00 bekket N361 05500. t r 0 0 . 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I0e's Dads Club Executive Committee Mr. Ernest Mink Mr. Owen Recor Mr. Tilden Gallagher Mr. George Cormors Mr. Art Van Lerberghe Mr. Art Chojnacki Harold Taggart Wayne Seeley Walter Schulte John, Gruber George Neumann Charles Singelyn im Sgokl T150 QE Z S a as 0VS1f:z:S99 erving etroit The products of Detroit's industrial plants are shipped to the four corners of the earth. Automobiles, adding machines, kitchen ranges, bearings and bolts and thousands of other products from Detroit plants serve the needs of people all over the world. And your Gas Com- pany serves the needs of Detroit's people and plants. Dependable natural gas provides comforts and conveniences for community homes, essential fuel for industry and commerce. Michigan Consolidated Gas Company is proud of its service to Detroit and other Michigan communities. MICHIGAN CONS0l,IlJA'l'liD GAS Cmmxxi Serving 750,000 customers in Michigan CONGRATU LATIONS CLASS OF '53 Raihnaw Clothes for men and boys Dress Suit Rental Bowling Apparel Chene at Forest TE 1 5100 91 WE EHECT MEMORIAL! IN ANY MICHIGAN CEMETERY Cgharacter 32 .23 mmortafized A man's character is like his shadow which follows him. Character is not the product of exceptional talent or of genius. It is made up of small duties faithfully performed for a lifetime. 'I'he character of a loved one V may be crystallized in a stal- i wart memorial of strength, in- vlfl 1 WUT f f tegrity and simple ornamenta- tion. Brown and Raisch artists y are frequently called t 'lp- upon to create monu- ' W 'F ,y ments in the form of Q1 beauty that reflects the I '5 7 character of those whose ,Pa,g,:3,e.5gge , , 'I , lives are to be commem- ' 'filfitfffj 'i' ' orated. This highly per- sonalized service is pro- vided without extra cost. Phone or write for con- sultation if you have a memorial problem. 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Q gajwfll' 0I'l'll9al'lg Attleboro Massachusetts Known wherever there are Schools and Colleges Class Rings and Pins Commencement Invitations - Diplomas - Personal Cards Club Insignia -- Medals 81 Trophies Represented by: Mr. Charles D. Burgess 19496 Livernois Ave. Detroit 21, Michigan 95 Ahern, J. Bailey, C. Bartolomei, P. Beauvais, A. Bernhardt, W. Bessinger, G. Bevelhymer, D. Bolek, F. Boyd, J. Brothers, J. Buback, D. Bushor, L. Campbell, W. Caverly, C. Chansler, J. Chickonoski, P. Ciaramltaro, D. Ciepielowski, G. Clancy, R. Coleman, C. Comeau, J. Connors, P. Coyne, B. Darragh, C. DeRonne, R. DiG1ovanni, D. Dion, L. Duclos, J. Esper, L. Fabian, E. Fallon, J. Faucette, J. Fera, R. Fiedler, G. Frankowski, J . Gabriel, G. Gallagher, T. Gandolfo, S. Garbula, D. Gargullnski, R. Glowczewski, T Goodine, J. Greschuk, E. Grieshaber, M. Gross, J. Gruber, J. Gwisdala, E. Hagen, J. Hanchln, J. Huck, R. Ignagnl, M. Jakubowskl, D. Janis, E. Jarvis, R. 1o, 10, 71, 10, 10, 10, 79. 10, 10, 63. 10, 11, 11, 11, 59. 11, 11, 62. 11, 11, 11, 12, 12, 12, 72. 12, 56, 12, 12, 62. 12, 62. 12, 13, 13, 13, 13, 13, 59, 13, 63. 13, 13, 14, 14, 67, 14, 14, 14, 66, 14, 64. 14, 62. 14, 15, 15, 57, 15, 15, 59. 15, 15, 57, 15, 15, 71, 16, 16, 62, 16, 16, 16, 16, 31, 31, 73. 31, 31, 31, 31, 31, 31, 31, 31, 31, 31, 31, 31, 31, 31, 31, 31, 31, 31, 59, 31, 31, 31, 31, 31, 31, 31, 31, 31, 62. 31, 31, 31, 31, 31, 69, 31, 31, 31, 67. 31, 31, 31, 31, 31, 59, 31, 31, 31, 31, 56, 31, 33 72. 31, 33, 69, 31, 31, 31, 33, 7 33 32 34 33 33 33 33 44 32 33 33 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 32, 33, 32 33 38 32 32 33 32 65 45 32 32 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 32, 33 33 45 33 33 33 33 32 33 33 82 32 32 32 32 33 34 32 32 7 7 5 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 69 32, 32 7 45, 32 7 59, 32 45 34 37 70 33 33 32 44 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 IDE UF E IUP1 36, 36, 36, 45, 36, 45. 38, 45. 45. 45. 36, 36, 36, 4o, 45, 45 45. 36, 38 37, 66, 36, 36, 45. 36, 36, 44, 36, 40, 36, 45, 40, 45, 36, 45. 36, 36, 3'i, 36, 36, 36, 81. 45. 37, 63. 36, 62, 37, 55, 45. 44, 71, 45, 45, 40, 45, 45, 62 45, 55, 40,44 59, 62 45, 55 40,45, 38.45, 45, 54 4o, 45 45,63 57, 62 62,67 45, 54 46, 45 38,40 67. 38,45 44, 45 45, 57 45, 59 45, 57 46, 45 44, 45 4o, 45 55, 69 45, 59 55, 56 45, 54 45, 57 45, 58 38,45 45. 45, 54 37,44 45, 54 46, 44 63, 65 45, 54 57, 59 45, 55 72, 76 54,62 58, 59 43, 45 54, 66 57, 45, 63 7 56, 57, 57, 55. 54, 63, 62. 70, 45, 54, 54, 59. 62, 62. 57, 57, 62. 79, 62. 57, 55, 59, 59, 57, 57, 45, 57, 45, 66 62: 63, 57, 62, 67 70, 64. 64. 57, 59, 58, 57, 79. 71, 57, 57, 57, 63. 56, 62, 61. 66, 62, 62, 62, 59, 62. 55, 58, 54, 67. 70, 59, 63. Juresich, J. Kelly, H. Koch, R. Koenlgbauer, J. Konal, J. Kossek, J. Kummerl, R. Kurz, S. La Hale, R. Laplerre, R. Lemaux, M. Licata, S. Little, P. Lottie, E. Mathews, L. Mazzoline, M. McGahey, D. McHugh, J . McLatcher, J. McNally, T. Meier, R. Mercier, J. M111s, R. Morrison, J. Murphy, D. Murphy, J. Myers, J. Nuber, J. O'Connell, J. O'Rourke, C. Palazzolo, J . Pascoe, D. Pelzer, C. Perkins, W. Perna, J. Persia, R. Plagens, R. Poirier , D. Prokop, F. Przybyla, J. Quinn, P. Reuter, W. Rexin, A. Rlnke, G. Robichaud, A. Robinson, W. Rochon, R. Scandaliato, J. Scherrer, J. Schneider, J. Smolinski, R. Stockwell, J. Stonehill, T. Strzelewiez, B. Unwin, D. Werthman, Wieme, N. Wilhelm, A. Williamson, G. Yazbeck, S. Zemla, J. 16, 16, 17, 17, 17, 70, 17, 70, 17. 71, 17, 17, 17, 18, 71, 18, 59, 16, 16, 18, 16, 16, 16, 19, 19, 19, 19, 19, 19, 73. 19, 19, 62. zo, 20, 20, 20, 20, 62, zo, zo, 21, 21, 21, 57, 21, 63. 21, 21, 70, 21, 22, 22, 7 7 22 22 72. 22, 22, 22, 56, 23, 31, 23, 23, 23, 23, 23, 24, 24, 24, 59, 24, 24, 24, 24, 31, 31, 33, 31, 33, 73, 33, 71, 32, 72. 31, 31, 31, 34, 72. 32, 65, 31, 31, 31, 31, 31, 31, 31, 31, 31, 31, 31, 31, 31, 33, 34, 32, 33, 37, 33, 37, 79. 37, 73, 45, 32, 34, 34, 37, 40, 7o, 34, 34, 34, 34, 32, 32, 33, 32, 32, 34, 34, 34, 32, 36, 38, 31,.34, 32, 31, 32, 65, 31, 31, 31, 32, 31, 59, 34, 32, 34, 71, 31, 31, 31, 31, 34, 31, 31, 34, 59, 31, 34, 31, 31, 31, 31, 31, 31, 31, 34, 70, 31, 31, 31, 32, 36, 32, 36, 89. 34, 32, 32, 37, 32, 60, 36, 36, 45, 73. 45, 34, 34, 34, 40, 34, 32, 36, 66, 34, 37, 34, 32, 32, 32, 32, 32, 32, 40, 71, 34, 34, 34, 36, 45. 45. 45, 45, 40, 39, 78. 55, 45, 36, 37, 45, 45, 71. 45, 44, 45, 36, 44, 44, 37, 45, 45, 40, 45. 45, 38, 38, 44, 45, 40, 45. 44, 45, 45, 45, 45, 36, 63, 36, 36, 54, 55, 36, 36, 36, 45, 45, 45, 36, 67, 37, 45, 36, 37, 45, 45. 37, 37, 37, 45, 72. 36, 36, 36, 45, 59, 54, 45, 43, 57, 55, 36, 45, 55, 54, 57, 45, 62, 40, 45, 45, 45, 62. 62. 45. 57, 45, 40, 45, 57. 45, 45, 62. 62. 62, 59, 36, 70, 40, 45, 55, 60. 40, 45, 45, 59, 57. 62. 40, 62. 44, 62. 45, 45, 55 7 7 45 45, 45, 54, 45, 45, 40, 54, 62, 63. 55, 45, 59, 62. 45, 59. 63, 55, 7 4 58 59 66, 45, 59. 63. 63. 59, 59, 45 7 57, 57, 55, 71, 62, 44, 71, 45, 58, 57, 45, 59, 44. 63, 45, 45. 59. 59, 57, 59. 62. 62. 56, 59. 59. 45, 56, 63, 67. 56, 57, 55, 56, 62, 70, 62, 63. 67, 70, 56, 57, 59, 63. 67. 58, 59. 70, 71, 62. 59, 60, 62, 65. 59, 62. 57, 59, 73. 66, 67. 45, 55, 72. 57, 59, 59, 62. 59, 63, 62. 62. 70, 71, 55, 57, 62. 56, 59. 57, 58. 63. 57, 59. 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