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

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M ' Q A ,-Q , A ' 1 ' . ,.. . w-. , Nh -94,-:,f,1. . . ,L ...Mp- Q - . -D5 nm-num:-aiu ,rar vu.- Q lf . 1 Presented by The Senior Class of St. Joseph High School 1833 Joy Street Detroit, Michigan Dedication REV. BROTHER C. WALTER Principal T IS WITH HUMBLE GRATITUDE that we dedicate this, the 1955 ARROW, to Brother Walter, who has done so much to aid us in our preparation for the role of responsible Catholic adults. Brother Walter, who was once a student at St. Joseph's, graduated from here in 1924. He entered the Brothers in 1927 and earned a PhD. in Economics from Fordham University in New York. He has previously taught at the Christian Brother's Academy, Albany, Manhattan College, N Y. , and was assist- ant principal at La Salle Academy, N. Y.' In September 1952, he returned to St. Joseph's and during the same year celebrated his Silver Jubilee He took over the office of principal in 1954. The SENIOR CLASS of 1955. MR. EDWARD SHELDON REV. BROTHER CHARLES, F. S. C H' t E ' . is ory, conom1cs Religion, English. Supervisor of Cafeteria REV. BROTHER CHRISTOPHER, F. S. C. REV. BROTHER AUSTIN, F. S. C. Chemistry Math. Typing, Guidance. , Moderator Va,-sity Track Moderator Yearbook, School Paper. Director Auxiliary Drive .4. REV. BROTHER B. ROBERT, F. S. C. MR. JEROME SAUVE Religion, English, Physical Ed. ,General Science. Moderator Varsity Basketball Coach,Varsity Football Sr Baseball Director Intramurals, Alumni Moderator. REV. BROTHER A. FRANCIS, F. s. C. QEV- QRQTHER DOMINIC' F' S' C- American History, Biology aw' ypmg' Moderator varsity Footbali. Bookstore Manager, Altar Society. Faculty . . REV. BROTHER WILLIAM, F. S. C. 13:55 c,LARA STERNETT Mechanical Drawing, French. rarlan Moderator Dads' Club, Glee Club. DR. PAUL J. DWAIHY MR. DQNIEL COMER Team Physician Economlcs, English. Assistant Coach, Football. l REV. ARNOLD 1-'.scHNEmER REV. BROTHER JOSEPH, 1,-.SC Pastor of St. Joseph's Church Latin, Algebra, REV. CHARLES J. MALLOY, J. D. L. MR. PETER S. PETERS Chaplain History, Economics, f H -iQv'L.'4 Wg 1 h.3J, 2Ls.?ff ' 'K ,f5xxLm?ifw., 4, MRS. CECELIA NOWAK Secretary MR. JOSEPH DOTO Music Director REV. BROTHER RICHARD, F. S. C Religion, Algebra. Moderator Varsity Baseball MR. ROBERT WALLER Custodian MISS SOPHIE WITCHER MR. TENBUSCH Dietitian Religion, English MRS. REA MAILLOUX MR. J. EDWARD CARNEY Dietitian English- f7Ae Fa ua HE SENIORS have long awaited this day when they receive their caps and gowns. To the seniors it is a day of both joy and sorrow: the joy of graduating and the sorrow of leaving their Alma Mater. We look the future and wonder what it will bring. Many will 10- L 5 Act! A Q5 enter college, sone the armed services and others business. The Brothers have done their best to prepare us for the tasks ahead. Their job is now complete and we are on our own. -11 1 api? ff W CHARLES AMSDEN Glee Club 4. LEONARD ANDRL JE WSKI RAYMOND ALEXANDER Band 2- 3-4. DONALD ALTER St. Edward St. Edward St. Edward St. Matthew Track 1-2-3-4, Altar Society 1-2-3-4,Class Basketball 2-3-4. JAMES BALICKI Tennis 2-3. RALPH BAYER 12- St. David Our Lady Queen of Heaven , W. :Wg ,, , 446 4-nan! ' '.. LAWRENCE BINDER Guardian Angels RALPH BOSH Our Lady Queen of Angels JOHN BORK St. Jude Cross Country 3-4, Varsity Basketball 4, Student LEROY BOZIN St'Mau'hew Council 4. FLOYD BREZAVAR St. Matthew MARIO CESARIO Our Lady of Good Council Varsity Football 3-4, Student Council 4. Glee Club 4. JOSEPH BROWN Patronage of St. Joseph ARTHUR CHOJNACKI Our Lady Queen of Apostles Blue Jay Staff 4, Arrow Staff 4. Baseball Mgr. 3, Band 1-2-3. WILLIAM BURKE Holy Redeemer FRANK CHRISTIAN Guardian Angels School Altar Society 1. Student Council MACK BURNS st. Jude JULIUS CICCHINI St. Leonard Track 1-2-3-4, Varsity Football 2-3-4 BARTHOLOMEW CAMPIONE St. Edward GEORGE CODD St. Clare of Montefalco Varsity Football 4. Band 3-4, Tennis 2, Football Mgr. 4, Glee Club 4 STANLEY CAPP Our Lady Star of the Sea ANTHONY COMITO Assumption Grotto Varsity Track 1-2-3-4, Varsity Basketball 4. J.V. Baseball 2, Student Council 4. H253 EUGENE CONFORTI Guardian Angels Glee Club 4. PATRICK COX Book Store 4. St. Juliana VINCENT COYNE St. Phillip Neri GERALD CRADDOCK Guardian Angels Football 3-4 FRANK DARGA St. David Blue Jay Editor 4, Cross Country 2 ROBERT DE GENTENAAR St. Joan of Arc ROBERT DE YONKER Guardian Angels Cross Country 2-3 JOHN DI GIOVANNI St. John Berchmans Glee Club 4 PAUL DI TRAPANI Football Mgr. 3-4. St. Clare De Montefalco EUGENE DROZDOWSKY Immaculate Conception JOHN EMMENDORFER St. John Berchman Football Mgr. 2-3, Glee Club 4. JOSEPH ERMIGER Guardian Angels School : m,mmf,xmne:s1 ,:s-Q-.xii ,.., :r,,awusn nmgtsugflru:s3zammzeamse.1 4 i1 MICHAEL FERRARA sr. Edward Football 2-3-4, Glee Club 4. JOHN FISCHER St. Basil Glee Club 4. JOHN FRANCIS Our Lady of Perpetual Help DAVID GAGNIER St. Isaac Jogues St. Raym ond WILLIAM GAHLAU J.V. Baseball 2,Mgr. 1, Dance Committee 4, Glee Club 4. DONALD GHEYSENS St. John Berchmans Football 2-3-4, Basketball 2-3-4, Track 3-4, A. D. C. President 4, Glee Club 4. JOSEPH GIANNONE Patronage of St. Joseph Glee Club 4. DELOS GITRE St. Margaret Mary Frosh Football 1, J.V.Track 1-2, Student Council 4. FRANK GOEDDEKE St. David Basketball 3-4, Cross Country 3. JOHN GOELDI Student Council 4 St. Matthew EDWARD GORECKI Our Lady of Good Council THOMAS HERMAN St. Hyacinth Glee Club 4. Cross Country 2. ROY GORSKY St. Augustine RONALD HEWELT Guardian Angels School Track 2. MARTIN GRESSMAN Assumption Grotto JOHN HILL Sf-Matthew Varsity Football 3, Glee Club 2 GEORGE GRIMSHAW our Lady of Good Counsel ROBERT HILL Sacred Heart, Roseville Blue Jay Staff 4, Arrow Staff 4' Band 2-3, Blue Jay Staff 4, AI'I'OW Staff 4. PAUL HALKEY H01y Name GERALD JANISCH Holy Inn0Cel'ltS Track 2-3-4, Footba1l3-4, Student Council 4. Track 4, Basketball 1. ANTHONY JANKIEWICZ St- Albeftlls Catholic Action Club 2, Arrow Staff 4, Glee Club 4. - Student Council 4. WALTER KANAR Our Lady Queen of Heaven RONALD KAISER St. David Track 4, Glee Club 4, Interclass Basketball 3-4. THOMAS KENNEDY St. Matthew Varsity Track 2-3-4, Student Council 4,Glee Club 4. CONRAD KIEN St- Jude Blue Jay Staff 4, Arrow Staff 4. LAWRENCE LANG St. Matthew Student Council 4, Glee Club 4. JAMES LARK Our Lady of Good Council Glee Club 4. PAUL KONOPA Assumption Grotto .QM .. 4 in . Arrow Staff 3, Interclass Basketball 4. WILLIAM KOENIG Assumption Grotto Varsity Football 3, Student Council 4. JAMES KREGER Class Basketball 4, Cross Country 1. RONALD KREIGER Baseball Mgr. 1-2, Glee Club 4. EDWARD KULPANOWSKI Football 2, Basketball 2-3. St. Augustus St. Raymond St. Elizabeth HUGH LARKIN RONALD LATIFF St. Leo St. Edward FREDERICK LENARD Our Lady Queen of Heaven Baseball 1-2-3-4, Football 1-2, Student Council 4. ROBERT LEPPEK Patronage of St. Joseph JOSEPH LESCOVENSKY St.Veronica Glee Club 4, Interclass Basketball 3-4. ROBERT LOWEN Sacred Heart, Roseville FRANK LUCIDO St.Matthew JOHN LYSAGHT St. David .18- alumna MICHAEL MACKEN Annunciation Glee Club 4. ANTHONY MARRO St. Elizabeth Glee Club 4, lnterclass Basketball 4, KENNETH MC INERNEY Sacred Heart,Roseville PATRICK MC NALLY St. Clare of Montefalco Glee Club 4, Student Council 4. ARNOLD MEERSCHAERT Student Council 4, Glee Club 4. Guardian Angels ANTHONY MOWINSKI Interclass Basketball 3-4. NORMAN MULLER Varsity Basketball 3-4, Swimming 3- DANIEL MURPHY St. Stanislaus St. Catherine 4. St. Dominic GERALD MERLO St. Isaac Jogues Student Council 4, Varsity Football 4. RICHARD MIELA St. Isaac Jogues Glee Club 4. KENNETH MICHAELS St. Basil the Great Student Council 4, Nat'l Honor Society 3-4. CARL MILLER St. Clement Football 1. DONALD MOORE St. Raymond Football 1- 2-3, JAMES NEMETH St. Veronica Band 2-3. DONALD NESTEROWICH Guardian Angels Ping Pong 2-3, Student Council 4, Swimming 4. JOSEPH OBERLIESEN St. Matthew J.V. Baseball 3,Varsity Baseball 4,G1ee Club 4. LAWRENCE O'DOWD St. Theresa Glee Club 4. EDWARD O'I-IAIRE St. Margaret Mary Band 4. EDWARD OLIVER St. David Varsity Football 4, Blue Jay Staff 3, Interclass Basketball 1-2-3-4. CHARLES OTTO St. Matthew Glee Club 4, Frosh Basketball, Interclass Basket- ball 3-4. CARL PACE Holy Innocents, E. Det, Varsity Football 3-4, Honor Society 1-2-3-4, GINO PALIAROLI St. Margaret Mary Basketball 2-3-4, Baseball 2-3-4, Student Council 4. 20- ALLAN PANLEY St. Ladislaus , il I, 3, Cross Country 3. Varsity Basketball LEROY PELLERIN Cross Country 1-2-3-4 Captain 4. Co-captain 4. St. David Track 1-2-3-4 JAMES P1-:RNA our Lady Blue Jay staff 4,Band 1-2-3-4. THOMAS PERSHON BERNARD PERZYK Student Council 4. STEPHEN PESTA Track 3, Glee Club 4. of Good Counsel St. Elizabeth Guardian Angels St. Hyacinth STEPHEN PHILLOS St. Anthony Glee Club 4. JAMES PIETRANGELO Patronage of St. Joseph Varsity Football 2-4, Student Council 4, National Honor Society 3-4. PAUL PENDERGAST St. Raymond Cross Country 1-2. FRANK PERNA St. Elizabeth Band 1-2-3-4,Honor Society 1-2-4,Student Council 4, Arrow Staff 4. ROBERT PILAROWSKI St. Veronica Glee Club 4, Blue Jay Staff 3. CLEMENT PLACIDO st.Raym0nd Football 1-2, Blue Jay Staff 2-3-4. EDMUND PLIZGA St. Andrew Cross Countrv 3-4. Band 2-3-4. GERALD POIRIER St. Clare De Montefalco JAMES POKRIE FKA St. Matthew GEORGE PRICE Glee Club 4,Basketba1l 3-4, Football 4, Tennis 3. Our Lady of Perpetual Help STANLEY PUDLO our Lady Help of christians GARY RENDZ St.Matthew Varsity Football 3-4 Track 2, Baseball 1, Student Council 4. WILLIAM ROCCOS St. Catherine GERALD QUINN St. Juliana Football 1-2, Interclass Basketball 2-3-4, Band 1-2-3-4. Cheerleader 4. HAROLD ROCHON St. Veronica St' Thomas National Honor 1-2-3-4. JAMES REED St. Brendan STANLEY ROJEWSKI St. Thomas the Apostle Interclass Basketball 4. Glee Club 4- GEORGE RECOR Assumotion Grotto RAYMQND ROSE St. Joan of Arc Band 1-2-3-4. - a : l vutwx . HILARY ROSINSKI St- Hyacinth FREDERICK ROTZ St, Boniface Arrow Editor 4, Student Council 4,Basketball Mgr. 2, Blue Jay Asslt Editor 4. RAYMOND SACCO St. Ignatius Varsity Football 4. RONALD SCHOCKER St. Jude Glee Club 4, Football 2. DENNIS SCHULTE St. Matthew Football 1-2-3, Interclass Basketball 3-4. PAUL SHEFFERLY St.Matthew Student Council 4, Glee Club 4. RONALD SIMEK Guardian Angels Altar Society RICHARD SCHWENTER Guardian Angels School Student Council 4. CARMEN SCRAFANO Our Lady of Good Counsel Football 1-2-3-4, Track 2-3-4. MARSHALL SESSERE St. Elizabeth Glee Club 4, Blue Jay Staff 3. FREDERICK SHADER St. Clare of Montefalco Student Council 4,National Honor Societh 3-4, Inter- class Basketball 4, Glee Club 4. FRANCIS Sl-IEA Football 3-4, Track 2-3. Sacred Heart PHILIP SIMON St. Bernard Glee Club 4, Interclass Basketball 3. RONALD SIMON St. Raymond Cross Country 1, Baseball 1-2. ,,.,, .. Wanaka. , , , K ,,,, . ,,,.. .. ,K A E I ,V M M, fff J.. M , if 55 GERALD SPINDLER our Lady Queen of Peace RICHARD SKOWRONEK Patronage of St. Joseph Glee Club 4, Student Council 4. ROBERT STELLA St. Charles Borromeo Class Basketball 1-2, Track 1,G1ee Club 4. FREDERICK STONEHILL Jr. AS5UmPti0n Grotto Band 2-3-4. PATRICK SUN St. Philip Neri Student Council 4, Glee Club 4. JAMES SYTEK Assumption Grotto Varsity Football 2-3-4,Varslty Baseball 3-4, student Council 4. .24- ROBERT THIBAULT St. Clement Football 3-4, Track 2-3. NORMAN THOMPSON St. Margaret Mary Cheerleader 1. DONALD TRYBUS St- Hyacinth Glee Club 4. FRANK URBANOWICZ Our Lady Queen of Heaven Band 1-2-3-4, Interclass Basketball 3-4. FREDERICK VAN DER HAGEN St. Edward THOMAS WERTHMANN St. Catherine Football 1. WILLIAM WRIGHT St. Veronica LAWRENCE WROBLEWSKI St. Jude Baseball 2-3-4, Student Council 4, National Honor Society 3-4 W -' : A Vey fy Assumption Gnotto MARIO VISCOMI Student Council 4. DAVID WALLACE J.V. Football 3, Glee Club 1-2, Junior Prom Comm. St. Raymond EUGENE WANDZEL St. Hyacinth Band 4. GERALD WATSON St. David Varsity Football 3-4, Track 3. LAWRENCE WEINERT Our Lady Queen of Peace Band 3-4. ROBERT YAZBECK St. David Glee Club 4, Student Council 4, Track 2-4. JOSEPH YOUNGBLOOD St. Ambrose Student Council 4. JOSEPH ZELASKO gt.E1iZabeth Interclass Basketball 3-4, l a. l f1:wffa,z k wfzz. 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R x' 355 2, I 7 . 2 History of E STOOD as freshmen in September 1951. High School seemed like a long and rocky road stretching far ahead, almost beyond our reach,St. Joe's caught usin its spell almost immediately. The man- liness, the spirit, all took our breath away, Brother Anthony J050Ph was principal at that time, with our present principal Brother Walter and Brother Conrad Stephen assisting him. Our homeroom teachers were: lA.-Brother Conrad Stephen,lB-Mr.Carney, 1C-Brother Stephen, ' 1D-Mr. Chevalier. Athletic-wise we had anything but a good year. We lost the oil can, 7-Og won only two basketball games all year: finished second in track, but did manage to take the baseball championship but then lost to Lourdes in Briggs Stadium. S SOPHOMORES, we became old hands at this thing called high school. Besides scorning the freshmen, we began tp take an active part in the school activities. Brother Joseph continued as principal, and Mr.Creedon took over as basketball coach. Second year teachers were: 2A-Brother Victor, 2B-Mr. Carney, 2C-Brother Dominic, 2D-Mr. Udell, Again we had a had athletic season. We lost the oil can, 13-65 won one game in basketball, lost our newly-won baseball championship, but man- aged to take home the track championship. Class of 55 E BEGAN giving the student council more and more trouble. As juniors, we decided we were as good as the seniors,but a few tickets sooncooled that idea down. Brother Walter became principal, and we were all saddened to see Brother Joseph leave, but Brother Walter soon established himself as a comparable director. Third year moder- ators were: 3A- Brother Dominic, 3B - Brother William, 3C - Brother Christopher, 3D-Brother Austin. We finally won the oil can, 6-0, and took the East Side infootball. Our basketball team won 12 and lost 5, going to Plymouth Regional finals. Our baseball team lost to St.Ladislaus after tieing for the championship, and our track team won again with Brother Christopher taking over from Brother James. E BECAME SENIORS at last, and that diploma didn't seem quite as far away now. Brother Walter continued to direct the school as principal. Our last-year teachers were: 4A- Brother Robert, 4B- Brother William, 4C-Brother Christopher, 4D-Brother Francis. We lost the oil can again, 32-0. Our basketball taam had a good but champ- lonshipless season. Sauve and Mr. Coccitti replaced Mr. Udell and and basketball coach respectively. ? Sze 7 7 fl el' T SEEMS like only yesterday when we seniors were just entering St. Joe's. To those who follow us we bid a fond farewell, remembering that in a few short .30- N Sw g.a+':,n-25 F 'X v V5 Q59 'Q ..-f WM: 5 K K ni ,K iqaxii-fy 3. Z. J ,X -ka i? V ., Ury? .g ' 2 2 iii! Sfvsw, 46, -41,39 rn' 5 3 ' 'W GQ? A if -sg . ' .i Y if I T , X' k, 4, Wx A V+ 1 1'5 1 Q 5' 4 ' 'Vi me ' 1 , Q ,V 1 , 1 YV . . ' Q 5 ' fam ew I i ' v-'L:f 5 I? 1 NW' A Y, Q ,,,f A-5 NR' , M Q LW W, f if Q , W, ff N E , 3, i f -Q 'W W Q Q If if X . we if gy gawk . b,,X A bi R 76 ? R if ,gg . KA his gil' gL -f 2 ,gy ' M? F ,g mXQ5?'W mQ5 H ,, A f ' ' W H ,g .', V M SR , :gg if M' ni , ,M h , , K A V . - 5' fvqxq Y Sw- QQ, A A I fy, Q,5,,f ,Xmqg d fQQNg2g w W W 3f1 5, ' A I ' Q im f wi '33 ' x HE CLASS of '55 proudly leaves St. Joe's after four years of joy and sorrow. To the freshmen and sophomores it is one more step toward their goa1.To the juniors , we pass on the burden of leading the school. May these future seniors have the same spirit which has grown with us through our four years at St. Joseph's High School. .32. 8:45 9:30 10:15 11:00 11:45 12:30 1:00 Junior A RELIGION MECH. DRAWING ENGLISH CHEMISTRY STUDY LUNCH ALGEBRA Br. Dominic Br. William Mr. Carney Br. Austin Mr. Carney Br. Richard Seated L. to R: J. Orlando, J.Conners V Cavatalo, W Rathsburg J Mabiha Standing L. to R: S.Gaynett, R,Botk1n J Balcerowlak E Maxer P McMahon, G. Simmons, R. Bonior, R.Karschn1a, M Lasecke J Nemes gegg'mf2g:':LR6Mf'ChL k0WSk1- L-Sfemvfliky P- MCM2-hon, FRONT ROW: JWei1er s Aubrey P selewski MIDDLE Row R - . - paews 1, J-Steyarl, S-Wllliams, D- Andre- Ruczek, Rcnmura, w Johannes, R Roblchaud BACK Row R Gould, T. Domzal, T Le1b J Radtke T Mancewicz, G Slmmons 'FE V020 V025 von JG , vu' Tum A . Qffr.. b ,L 1 ,uf 4w- in n .5 ,L Q' . ' ug r 1 1 2 A X' y... - igii,-. V z A .IE Q .9 C.. v Junior B 8:45 RELIGION Br.Au5tin 9:30 ECONOMICS Mr.Comer 10:15 MODERN HISTORY Mr. Peters 11:00 ENGLISH Mr.Carney 11:45 LUNCH 12:15 STUDY Mr.Peters 1:00 TYPING Br.Christopher Left row: R. Kraft, L. Krajniak, J. Fagan. Second row: R Hamlin, G. Deziel, J. LaFeir, J. Frauenheim, C. Belanger. Third row: M. Capoferi, R. Shubnell, A. Beahn, B. Addelia, B. Schneider, R. Champine. Left row: J. Eusebio J. Baker G. Piecuch L. Knobloch, L 5 , - - second row: c. Brown,, G. P0we11,' J..sanirare,' D. Wolfe, T. Afaffsrgg Jw?g3:g::nS?'HEQr?g:a?ft5sg1E:1?neSfi2g?:,i mfg: Lemaux, R. Tresh. Third row: S. Walaytys, C. Cole, G. Ulicny, Geisler H. Fueri R.Y ' J ' h 1 ' E. Skamiera, J. Jozwick. Fourth row: J. Fagan, J. LaFeir, J. , ' asom' 'Mic asm' R'waue' Frauenheim. Fifth row: A. Beahn, B. Addelia, R. Shubnell. 2 8:45 9:30 10:15 11:00 11:45 12:15 1:00 Junior C RELIGION Br. Joseph MODERN HISTORY Mr. Peters ECONOMICS Mr. Sheldon STUDY Br. Joseph LUNCH TYPING Br. Austin ENGLISH Mr. Carney Rear L. to R: D. Binder, W. Flynn, F.Haranczak, B.Davis, B. Boyle, F Rullo, R.Sch1af, T.Koss, F. Cichecki, F. Fallon, T.Smith. Front: T.Plotzke R Cox W. Tencza, G. Shukwit, J.VandenBoom. Left row: R. Vettraino, J.Eng1er, J.Musser, R. Schlaf, R. Cox, J. Bandyszewski, S. Fischera, R. Pawlowski, G. Mike, M. Witkowski, R.Gohr, T. Pack, C. Fiedler, R . Buscemi, A. Grauzer, T.Sadowski, L.So1ak, R. VandenBoom, R. Hernandez , T. Cusumano, D.Tadajewski, M. Tomayko, R.Va1enzano, S.Ciaramitaro, R.Kopersk1, D. David. I-me ,F '12, 27- ez, . 1:9 ff' 1 L. to R: J. Kollar, F. Brinker. R.O'Brien, R. Ziomek, R.Cher1nowsky, F.Penar, B. Clark, V. Goeddeke, L. Bogos. L.to R: K. Hand, J. Sanchez, P.Jeak1e, R. Perham, Jifalqy, T.Treppa., J.Konda1ski, R.Kusche1, L. Flynn, C.Za1ewsk1, E. shemke, A. zimuch. Left row: G. Macks, D, Jarvis, T, Gallagher, J, Harris. Second 1'0Wr G- Eder. A. Gran, D. Geoffrey. R. Caldwell, R. Koenigbauer, C. Kra.szewski,R.Wi1king. Last row: R,C0nn01-5, R.Packus, H.Ro1lo, A, Ewart, Lhl-Iewelt, R-Jul-kiewicz, M.Ridde11, A. Basone, HISTORY Right row: P. Ziolkowski, L.Ku1ak, D.Andresld, Second row: F. Gorny, D. Surgalski, .R. Buback, T. Viviano, R. Vanderhagen, R. DeRykere. Third row:R. Zack, J.Belback, W.Pa1aski, S.Gi1lich, S. Porta, N. Lysik, J. Kryvicky,G. Malinowski, N. VanHeste. L. to R: H. Tribu, A.Iacone1li, G. Osta, M. Convery, R. Janer, J' L. to R: H. DeBurie, G. Danielskf, G. Chase, J. Kantrow, B. Mason, Joly, R. Morrison, D.McGinty. V. Mazzenga, C.Kummer1, J.S1ngelyn, J.Lotito. Back row: G. Malinowski, J. Oman, R. Foster. mr 1 ' w- 1' Aw' 1lw vnw. I mum ,.ff iv - few -wwf.-Q5 9 1 ,,, ,ga iw S 535 , ij, ,fi -Xf. A ff Q, I . Wa- Freshmen A 8:45 9:30 10:15 11:00 11:45 12:30 1:00 RE LIGION BIOLOGY STUDY ENGLISH ALGEBRA LUNCH LATIN Mr. Tenebush Br. Francis Mr. Comer Mr. Comer Br. Joseph Br. Joseph Standing 1.to r: T.Hildebrandt, J.Carey, J.Kosinski, G.Dwojakowski, M. Rymkowski J. Evans, J. Pinto, D. Fiore, H.Coucke, P.Boos, B.Ada.mczyk, Seated: P.Holoday, D.Samu11, J. Kobasa, D.Paw1aczyk, G.Wozniak, L. Miramonti, E. Dupont. Front 1.to R: E. Evans, D.Baker, J.Co1a. Second row: D. Rezdn J. Labadie, J.Korreck, T.Tercheck, J.Berra, G. Wagner, J., Farmer. Third row: R. Berchulc, J. Higgins, G.Szu1ezewski, D, Crowley. Foreground: J. Berra, First row: L. Koenig, B. Cron, C. Kotarba. Second row: T.Giannone, M.Bark1ey B.Romanski, J. Page 7 D.Harbarth. Third row: J. Saenz, F.Kronner, D. Smith, M. Pokricfka, J. Cavaliere, L. Jasina, J.Ste11a. Last row: N. Hamway, M. Bevelhymer, D. Cole, N, Pallarito, R. Branicki, J. Carroll, K.Tomczak, J. Gawryk. Freshmen B 8:45 RELIGION Br. Richard 9:30 STUDY Mr.Carney 10:15 FRENCH Br.Wi11iam 11:00 ENGLISH Mr.Comer 11:45 ALGEBRA Br.JOBeph 12:30 LUNCH 1:00 LATIN Br. Joseph , A Foreground: M.U11cny. Second row: P.Merandi, R.Ade1sbach, B.S1avic, J. I-lemmingsen, Third row: J. Fitch, R.Cifo1el1i, J. Ross, K. Recor, D. Zawacki, I-I.Hines. Last row: A.Truszkowski, A.K1inkhammer, L.Pettineo, R.Czekie1, F.Wi.11, J. Gianotto, N.Dippo1d, J.Gal1ina. Fr0nt1.t0 rr J.Y0l1r1gb100d, S- CEHSOPIRHO, C-Alfonsif R- First row: T.Budn1ck, M.Ma.fchapd, R.Seguin, P. Mogle, H. Michalski, R.Kave1zCak, R-K0Ch, L-BUbaCk- ReaffM- Hines. second row: M.U11cny, E.Dr0pu1ic, L.Wink1er, A. Hunter, J-NOUUG, G-H0bYakv R-Brunkv J-Miner' D' Truszkowski, L.Ma1bouef. Last row: C.Di1egge, R.Vanden- Mc CannK.G1'U6HdI1Sl', R-TaY101'- besque, P.Barto1omei, C.Murphy. Freshmen 8245 V 9:30 10:15 11:00 11:45 12:15 1:00 '- GEN. SCIENCE RELIGION Br. ALGEBRA STUDY LUNCH mm-zen ENGLISH Foreground: J. Jenkins, J. Walkowski, Second row: J. Mercier, L. LaFeure, D Fitzpatrick, R.LeFeir, W. Vanuszko, V. Surovec. Third row: L. Pasquinzo, E Skowronek, R.Morrison, B.Young, J. McMahon. Last row: D.Buza, J. Donahue J. Larkin, J. Oleksik, K. Versele, D, Prie mer, B. Caldwell, H, Moran, P. Dupuis gets to fight: Jgperna' D'MOg1e' R'DeMaghtf W'Rinkev P- Front row- M Vettese T. Budnick. G. Paqlleffe-U Walnv, E- . eor R ' ' ge, . ytek, P.Schweri, L.Reddo, G Roman, N h k S d ' D C1 hi' R Romanelli V.Sur0VeC ciccmm, R.Mansf1e1d, R.Kramer, R.Si1adke,. ' Sc Oc er' econ row: ' cc m' ' ' ' W am, 1 xfaawhv.f':ff fFcmnv:' mmm z4-nmuisaf, u X., 1 ., .r wi 1 ., 1 a , MTI: JT? t sig.,-24. V. Ei., , . 1 . 415335 V Jgiit- 47, , :- ' .'1.,ff ' . - ,'.,, -t l ,rf l ,- gg., V Qwzxsrif !.,'ll, If 2.4 .Q Sci, - 59 'l ,f I - ' ,' - 5' 157' - 'IWW' ' 90353 Afkfef E AT SF. JOE'S are fortunate in having a well rounded athletic programg football, basketball, baseball and track. For those who do not participate in these, there are also suitable intermural sportsg basket- ball, handball and ping pong, as well as track and field .42. SD xi, 91 we events at the annual field day. The students here at St. Joe's, when not playing, have come out in large numbers to cheer for those who were giving their all to add to the schoo1's great name. 43- Cn in-fn Varsity 8g J. V. Football s. 1 2 4 2 ,ft g ' 2 f 1 ,nw ,- 15 . '- l lil., 9: A,'-,, . ' I 755 B fm , mi. 'X no t X xx. W J, 4 C0-captains Don and Jim. , NDER the tutelage of the new headcoach, Jerry Sauve, the Blue Jay Eleven opened the grid season with a 25-6 win over St. Ladislaus. Brezavar penetrated pay dirt twice only to have both runs called back. Scoring more last- ing TD's were Oliver, Eusebio, Scrafano and Halkey. In their second game the boys in Blue and White met the St. Ambrose team under rather unpleasant atmospheric conditions. Coming from behind, the boys from Ambrose managed to scuttle the Blue Jay dreadnaught and swim away a 19-12 win. Still soggy from the Ambrose game, the Blue Jays First row: .L.to R: Gerald Craddock, Dominic Mazzenga, Theodore Derwa, Stephen Schwartz, Vito Mazzenga, John Weiler, Marvin Lasecki, Gerald Watson, Second row: George Price, Bartholomew Campione, Robert Thlbault, Francis Shea, Anthony Grauzer, Berwin Davis, Robert Palowski. Third row: Thomas Smith, John VandenBoom, Raymond Botkin, Daniel Ewart, Ctarmen Scrafano, Paul Hfalkey. Fourth row: Michael Ferrara, Roland Robinshaud, Floyd Brezavar, Gerald Merlo, James Sytek fCo-captainl, Edward Oliver. Fifth row: Alan Cox, Stan Pudlo, Ju1esCicchini,- Joseph Guiliani, Donald Gheysens CCo-capatinj Edward Oliver. Sixth row: Richard Vettraino lMgr.7, Jerry Sauve Ulead coachl, D.ComerlCoachJ, Ed.8xe1don !C0achJ, G0o. Codd Cldgrj. from picture: Ca.r1Pace, Raymond Sacco, Richard VandenBoom, B s r B .ll I -2 itll Our Coaches: R. Milo, J. Sauve, E. Sneldon, D. Comer. Strike up the Band! 'if 3 Qgcvcnrpo Q '- A 'hun-A 'I . II U 1 4 E5 XvL . 5 i ga fe? fp 2 1 21 'QA ffi P X 'uv Kin? ,ix A fmt -us. ,I 1' iv ap 1 ,i' A N 4 Q 4 K . . - ' ., '- i as . ' x. 1, f . ,Q Qw Q, Q Q8 , f vw , W 1 I 6. . , . :ssh xi 4: 9-,L A V 5 k y 4 Q 61, - n 4 , , ' f -Mfg . X4 ' 1 '17, . k 5.9 t ..,s.0 if , 1 H ' - - F 42 f . x - J A , W . 6 ffl cf. ' H VA' , , - ? X if - v -gm 2' - H 4F,f . f i 1. W . -r V-Tl' . , 'T' . ' ,r - 6 '- X ff V,-f ,.- .ffnwg X jk! , Lu VI . jfgy' A 'g . 1 , k W. .. 7:14 N21 XLS: 4. ?1xiT:v?',5.. A A L. 'i bf ' X f ' :H,',::ffa:Q: Her'-'- Q - , Q51-1 if-silfff . f V 'P..'ig:'flf my pf A. ' - W :ff W :V V ygfr--X -. 1, ,Q 7:5 ' iL',f,,, .. . . ' ui t,,., L. 1.4 1f'fg -'Vf?igvrl'f 56. - ,fig ,V ..,xg, V, I',,.'FM,V i xr W YI! M ' ',.f.4ff,Q::-'f 'TQ i ' ' ff f ,fp ' 4' , 3 ' 3 H . , :we-gh Y. . M., Q, ,V A u .1 K. W. f , vp. .N .53-ix ' tvlw, I W - k X 3- 4 ' ., A . Y Q I f--W 4144: 4!f'5'S1g'Q-'ii' A -Qgnhl' ,-, lui' , . -'Li A-Ma. - Q ' ff - f- X V , W - ,V-1,,, ' Qs: - g ' Md' .Wi V'-f'f1f?wajY H+ yr N f , ' if +4 'if,M,f-4 :vm .W Q' Q My A wiki,-M-Q ' L..uw+- .- ww- fr.,-' ' x , 1 1 2:4 .. g.m,,...' K 10324, .M 13.5-ww fiws-52'-zL5a.'w . fu I . gy 1? 4-U. M T ' W ,y ,, .., ,,.,,., Q- K 6,3 .-. -W q,:,+.,.Q.,, ywaw, J' ! ZV'akX1 'LY4'g' v wx t'.fi'?f K,.' K 'T 4 - fiffxi, .R g:f-Wwf,e?.'f3sa,.j1-g,- .211 f ':,:?5g. f 4 HY? - ' , s'f1 'EAdt1 ' 4 . 11 L f X QQ-,rw 33, A Yi 'E ' ., '.s'?n. f5gw,5: N iv 2 L- 1. 7 -4 4,1 Q. XM N ' 0 f divx . . M ,W x 1 HIGH golf: -s x36 J o Q9 S o 5' 9 Wrxiv 'Z ?. 9 4 :ll 2 oe, ' Q , 'anx1 0 0l.f2,f' 'o,, N9 Q-mfw I 'J 1 K -f , . . . , .. - I -, A ' .f,f'.,,x wg tif ffm af. deibwf ai rurraxzmmxrmxr w -1 1 'li' ABOVE: Sgt. Codd gives the verdict. BELOW: Roccos peps 'em up. endzone. A Servite made safety and TD pass from Duke Scrafano to Ed Oliver make it 15-0. The Panthers managed to score their only points by downing a blocked Blue and White punt in the endzone. This gave St. Joe's the Fleming Trophy for two years in a row. Marching to an impress- ive victory, St. Joseph trounced the St. Catherine eleven 32-6. Contributing to the Blue Jay's scoring spree were Sytek, Scrafano, Brezavar and Halkeyg the latter scoring twice. Sytek also got a safety as St. Joe won number three of the year. Scrafano scored once him- self and passed to Brezavar for another. Ending the season on a winning note, the Blue Jay Eleven downed St. Stanislaus 28-0. Standout of the game was Don Gheysens who caught a TD pass, re- covered a fumbled kickoff to set up another score and trapped a St. Stanislaus runner for a safety. Although original hopes for the championship were not quite met, the St. Joseph Eleven had a winn- ing C4-31 season. First row: R. Milo, A. Perna, K. Recor J- FOX,J. Kollar, W. Cron, R.Romanelli, D.Comer, Coach. Second row: Cicchini, M. Connors, J.Tironi, R. Perham, P.Ciaramitaro, Third row: G.Macks, R. Sytek, Hobyak, Smith, K. Tomzack. Fourth row: J. Larkin, M. Ferrara, D. McGinty, E. Schocker, C. DiLegge. Fifth row: R.O'Brien, V.Goeddeke, M.Vetese, R. Brunk, R. Keefer. Sixth rowg B.Young, D.Cicchini, L. Flynn, R. Kramer, Crowley Fumble! N55 f fs' A 1 sv.,- ,I 'ie 9' V HE OUTLOOK at the beginning of this year's cage season was indeed bright. Most of last year's var- sity was again on the floor for St. Joe's and there were high hopes to better last year's season of 12 wins and 5 losses. An important change was the taking over ofthe head coach spot by Mr, Coccitti, TOP: Ciaramitaro smothers rebound against St. Lads J. V. MIDDLE: The crowd appreciates the team. BOTTOM: Varsity Basketball Team. VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: L.to R. Seated: S.Capp, J. Bork, F. Goeddeke, G.Pa1iaroli, ,FW Y C.Kraszewski, L.Bogos, Standing: J. Nemes, R.Botkin, B.Young, G.U1icny, N. Muller, D Gheysens, B. Davis, A.Buscemi. -50- JAYVEES: L.to R. Seated: L.Gryniewicz, J. Oleksik, G. Hobyak, D. Baker, P. Ciaramitaro, Standing: R.Brunk, G.Shaffer, L. Flynn, J. Michalski, W. Miller, D.Crowley. The season was opened against the St. Florian Lancers who promptly speared the Blue Jays with a 40-49 loss. This, however, was followed by four straight wins, St. Catherine, 60-285 St. Mary of Mt. Clemens, 53-38g St. Ladislaus, 56-273 and St. Anthony, 64-28. Unhappily all good things must come to an end and we lost a close one to Servite, 48-49, followed by a 44-55 loss to De La Salle. The Blue Jays soon bounced back, however, and crushed St. Ambrose, 51-35, and St. Catherine, 62-19. Now the following games took on a new importance, If the Blue Jays could keep up this winning pace, they might be able FROSH: L. to R. Seated: G. Wagner, J. Giannotto, D. Brother Robert Baker, J. Kobasa,R. Romanelli. Standing: D. Zawachi, and R. Borough, R. Brunk, D. Crowley, J, Cola, R,Czekiel, Coach Coccim Brother Richard, coach. Swish! Brother Robert introduces the team aww.. swf-'ff.:,sw,.w,':V ..-. ww f -, -f .. fwaea.sszsmeex.uwQum-ftfz.. fawx::vz.m1 .. St. Joe s vs. St. Catherine's . . -- f 7.. ,, K , ,--:-' 7,,. N , 1., 5 :5.. ,. -l:A--,:A--: -E iiv, yryi ,V Q W: -. ------ '--fpfszfy M GE 'X 1k 'xl' X a A his f ,H , A, 1., f -.fd va .,, X. 8 K H to overtake the DLS Pilots in the race for the East- side Championship. In the desperate race down to the wire, the Blue Jays steadily gained on the high-flying Pilots by beating St, Lad's, 48-39, and St. Anthony, 48-33. Hopes now ran high that there might be a play- off in which the Blue Jays could gain the East-side crown and a chan ce at the City Championship. With this goal in sight, St. Joe's downed Servite, 64-50, and De La Salle, 53-52. Although our last league game with St. Ambrose was an 81-68 win, the Pilots managed to. eke out the Championship by a slim one game mar- gin. The Blue Jays then took a trip across town only to lose 52-53 to Holy Redeemer. We closed the season by beating Servite 76-53 and St. Gregory 68-45. Our trip to the State Regional Games proved to be a one night stand as we lost 33-37 to Plymouth. All in all the regular season's score was13wins to 4 defeats with Gheysens, Muller Paliaroli, Rizer and Ulicny topping the 100 point mark. ABGVE: Davis shoots LEFT: Co-Captains Gheysens and Paliaroli defend. ABOVE: Un, Up and away BELOW: The crowd at St. Catherines. ti il' MEMBERS OF 1954 VARSITY TEAM WHO ARE NOW IN SCHOOL FIRST ROW: T.Derwa, V.Mazzenga, F.Lenard, J.Ober1eisen, J.Conners, M.Lasecke, SECOND ROW: R.Gohr, D Mazzenga, G. Rizer, D. Tadajewski, B.Campione, G. Janisch. THIRD ROW' R Conners A Chojnacki, J Sytek G Ulicrl A.Beahn, G.Pa1iaro1i, R.o'Br1en. ' ' ' ' ' ' ' y' BASEBALL SCHEDULE 1955 APRIL 22 sr. Anthony 26 St. Stanislaus 29 St. Catherine MAY 3 St. Ladislaus 6 De La Salle 10 St. Ambrose 12 Austin CNLJ 17 St. Anthony 20 St. Stanislaus REV. BROTHER PETER, Moderator .55. MR. J. UDELL, Coach 5151? W1 wart If .ll ' 4 'Pfunnq V ,Kgs t l First row D Cicchini, N.Cicchini, P.Schweri, J.Higgins, M. Wize, J. Carey Second row G. Szulczenskl, M.Vettese, C.Kummer1, J. Eusebio, R Yazbeck J We11er. Third row: J. Evans, A.Evens, L.Kulak, J. Saenz, P Dupis, K Miramonti. Over the hurdles at practice. T. JOSEPH'S first cross-country meet of the season was with Southeastern on Sept- ember 15. The two following meets were with De La Salle on September 22 and 29, with St. Joe's taking both: the first 16-47, the second 24-38. In the State Regionals the Blue Jay Harriers took seventh of ten teams in the stand- ings. St. Joe's top track man, Leroy Pellerin, took second place in the Regionals with a time of 10:54. .5 HIGH .5 Wolf: o ixi f' 9 .r o Q, 'B 5 3 ' :I c 4 I' o . a 'pcb , Nor 'OIL Top: On your mark RIGHT: Now this is how you do it. 1 .L ', 3 Jw, 1 r ,sr N4 K T, gd 24 MN X fx gm A ,fig 'gif A if 2. ., S. 1 4 EA. 3 A 3' i ev M Z E in X ,,. A , ii -Ql- .Q M, v f Q .0 M iq X P ',, k 1? 3 ' .M .iw ,, I f x V5 3 v ,S f 3 -- F ' ffzmmif-5 ' K M ,lki jj: 155, gk V ftmvgm ,I Q 1 Q. Q K C . wk m V A L K. iKe7,5 m R 2 Ax 435, Q E gag A if-W, mf' , 5 Q N lf, , Q 4,31!lg,q' U A M , , jg, 'Q 'A AA Q ww , f l, g, ' Agp 5 . N if Q Q, A i ' ki 'W mf is ' ff L Mi ' -QF' M, N l , ,v f f ,,, -.fi-sq . 4 ,pf . W ,W s W A wa' ,ff f k , Q A 7,fg, f5' , - Mg, ,K Rfk. i A K - hx '-33 5 ,gg A ua HZ x, : My, jk 5 A ll - 7 i - s V ,, :L 3- .Efgf : ai? ' . ,. ' K' 'ff M 'sf Q Ml . fw l 5 .ef K' Q , ' i '5 , W5 FIRST ROW: A. Cox, F. Shea, T. Treppa, C. Scrafano, R. Pellerin, R, Ziomek, J. Singelyn R. Thibault, Q SECOND ROW: W. Johannes, S.Capp, J.Mabi1ia, B. Davis, G. D'Hulster, R. Keefer, D. Ewart . A Goeddeke, R. Koenigbauer J. Kollar. THIRD ROW: Brother Christopher, coach, P. Halkey, B. Breen J. Kondalsky, D. Gheysens,R. Sim mons,J. Cicchini. D. Alter, T. Kennedy, T. Lemaux Scedule .4 1 . W 'FrDah5Q3ff?'P0.l12DiQ4 nshrine . W W 20 C waz-azz W 27 . - ,rly .VL ,K K i 2 Practice session 1n Ra.g'weed Acres C hrccoo ncrrrc. c..n W .ccn - Q Austin High M.. BWI St. Ciuufiw, Ddllmiizik Austin, Netra Wimfrmh IiQ'.5,Q.f.i?. Mffw M91 awww 0... 5 ' V 25' 1 ' fc' , - ,u -iiiif' '--- . we f .-'- 1. -f A I. 4 ' Eif 7 ..,. I -,L- ' 'f W of-11, fL1.,5fg:gfA?f kk 7 'SW O 'ff A I . T 5E-x?3'55ff?5f3415' K , ..', ',.',-,- f 2 K .E I 1fi!Lf..lS'1iLl15l5jfvr-vff,- .egg l ' yylv 1.2. K' ,,f, - , ., 1 if ' , ,,f U V X -' W 5, r ' 'W qu xl M? QE 2 os. 1 te u l, - . n .H , , NS 1 XA 5 , gf 6. uh M.. s- -BV' nmnrm - - W' lk, Qxlh Frank Darga,editor BLUE JAY and Fred Rotz, editor ARROW. BLUE JAY STAFF L , G. Eder, R. Yazbeck, R. Hill, C. Placido. eft to Right, F. Shader, A. Plizga J. Perna fseatedl ,f - ' A ff L L A yay 54456 A A L A .zoseru mon SCHOOL :azz Jnysx. A , Detroit, Mich. Lal.. .... k....,.!.'.l.:'.. -,.....,... ........... I .'.....'.. 3.BF mmm., ........ .... ........,... .r mph umm .:::::::::?f?fi fm. Mkfaaitzzz.. :11111::eaaa3'ea'l?? 1.2o'1'i21'l Moderator ......... Brother Austin l'.S,C. Catholicism Above All Iemaure allolthestudent body, teventhetreshmen, by this timeb, are aware ot the school custom of making a visit each. be . morning fore class. Yet each moz-ukxg, only a small percentage of students bother to cazrry out this custom. A Those who arrive bymautomobile are wont to sit in their vehicles, umm church is out. Others go directly to their classrooms, or wander through the hal1s,,or,i.nduIge in athletics on the school playground. We all need to ask G-odfs help in our daily work. We should to put Cathomoism above pleasure, or just Plain laziness. Let's get 10076 over to church. One boy not there is one boy too many. Plan New For College Future Christmas 'ls steadily drawing near and already heard is the familiar ew, Do your Christmas shopping early! and on every side cage' memhauts are ,exhortlng us not to be caught mxpregamd. ' , 'wtorial i1s.da-4'-'-4-Nngwigke students to the necf-c 'wgift for 'thexnv' 1 .60- ,W .. , mee. ,,' . Q.: ,w Ei iff' 1, U , mf ai. . VL , WWW 'K' h f ll wzi l A ' ' 1 ,fy .V K , M V ex .,.,. Ifj, . 'fx lk .E,x,, .ej::- .ji-V yu 5 ,,g'ig.2,7-Q1 :Zi VE ' , 53 YEARBOOK STAFF Left to Right, F, Rotz, F. Shader, J. Brown, W. Roccos, R. Sacco, C. Kien, F. Darga, G. Eder G. Codd, P. Sun, D. Gitre, Arrow Staff ff! J ! ,ff ' ,ff A A f ,ll X Y M f Q JIQM, ' BLUE JAY STAFF Left to Right, J.B1-own, c. f Kien, G.Grimshaw, L. Hall. XXX xx- P fry!! .61- ST. VERONICA TEAM Look out! I've got it. ST. JUDE A TEAM ST. JUDE B TEAM GUARDIAN ANGEL TEAM Grammar School Tournament FHM Round .'.I292.II..A.1'........... Sigma-- .QFi1'3?a-.2 52521. ... EPlLH..Ef39.. EVAHSS Et mwma-- imwig-- Second Round MkwL mwmumawm. wwwmwa ZQIZQBZSB--- menu-- v, Fmds ewwwwi ,. tr ar EE2+w- , A 262 The Jump Q1fE.d3.EH.42SeLf?2 -217 119.524 3?la'.GftS.4fi2.. .... lldsfbl Q.4:.L9l... .... .. QMUMEEQ. ABOVE: Brother Christopher and Carmen Scrafano. BELOW: Muddy Track. LEFT: Schocker making a three point landing. Annual Field Day 1A 1B 1C 2A 2B 2C 100 yd. dash 12 3 0 15 0 220 yd. dash 0 5 8 4 0 50 yd. dash 11 3 - 4 8 440 Relay 4 4 x x x 880 Relay 5 7 - 5 - Broad Jump 4 5 5 10 0 Shot Put 9 2 9 6 0 45 29 30 n22 44 8 Cicchini demonstrates his technique. ABOVE: A mighty HJ heave. RIGHT: Brother Robert gives a commercial MIDDLE: It's only my fourth hotdog. 3A 3B 3C 4A 4B 4C 4D 440 Run 9 - - 5 0 4 6 100 yd. dash - 4 5 0 5 7 3 220 yd. dash 9 - - 4 - 5 5 440 Relay 4 5 - 3 0 0 6 880 Relay - - 5 1 3 7 4 Broad Jump 8 5 2 0 0 7 8 Shot Put 10 5 0 4 0 1 10 40 19 12 17 8 31 42 RIGHT: Officials 81 unofficial officials. BELOW: The hotdogs arrive. I 5 -Wi 5 Xxx: , ur WBIUS cfiuil ESIDES the time put into studies and sports, we still find occasion for extracurricular activities. These activities in conjunction with studies aid in de- veloping a well-rounded personality, somthing which 399' , t . I 2 cannot be taught in class alone. The school tries through these numerous activities to have something of interest to each individual. .67- FIRST ROW: J. Jankiewicz, A. Comito, R. Skowronek, A.Choinacki, M.Viscomi, E.P1izga, D. Nesterowich, F. Shader, C. Pace, F. Lenard. SECOND ROW: P.McNa1ly, D. Gheysens, G.Mer1o, F.Brezavar, J. Cicchini, F. Christian, R.Schwenter, S. Capp, R. Yazbeck, D. Gitre, F. Perna, THIRD ROW: L. Wroblewski, J. Goeldi, J. Schulte, J. Ermiger, G. Craddock, C. Scrafano, L.Pel1erin, K. Michaels, L.Lang, D. Murphy, F.Rotz. FOURTH ROW: J. Bork, P.Sun, B.Perzyk, G.Rendz, T. Kennedy, D. Alter, J, Youngblood, A. Meerschaert, J. Sytek, J. Pietrangelo, P. Halkey. I L C O UNC DEN T snilossvu HIGH SCHOOL ST- Date A is hereby cu court- the next session of the Student Conn gmnmoned w 'ppm atmrrmcrlous 0F RULES U smoking ,mms U 4. I Q bounds 1. General aisbrdef in 5. Gow: Gris. U 2 Taming, whistling, etc-f D mm: P A n corridors, Stairs' hvatozrzirs f Student 001111657 'terhrg-4torrill0f9v 9 Dr LMWM' 0 Crime does not pay. 3. L01 . in 1avai.0YY cafeteria, I Student Council HE PURPOSE of the Student Council is to aid the faculty in the supervision of the school. This is done by shifting a portion of the respon sibility of maintaining discipline to certain seniors. In carrying out this duty, a Student Councilor may be uired to use such measures as assigning a written req penance or giving a ticket to the Student Council ' 'd t Don Court. In the picture below are Presi en Gheysens and Vice-President Carl Pace presiding over the court. The jury deliberates Fall ln! SOPHOMORE-JUNIOR DIVISION WINNERS: 3B L.to R. J LaFeir J Baker T. LeMaux, E.skame1ra, G.U11cny, G.Dez1e1, G. Stone, J.Eusebi.o, msinifare, .I.Micha1ski. . ,,,,,,,,,,QX.s,. gf, ,V Inter-class RIGHT: Get that ball! S L toR Standing:R. FRESHMEN DIVISION WINNER : . . Sytek, N. Cicchini, J. Oleksik, M. Vettese, RI Romanelli, ' .Pasquinzo, B.Young, R.Mans- Kneeling: R. LaFe1r, K SENIOR DIVISION WINNERS: 4C L. to R. E. Oliver, R. Schwenter E. O'Haire, KNEELING: G. Radomski, D.Murphy, M. Ermiger,G Janisch. pigs. W N f f Y field, w. ainke. F M 1 msgh, nscsgs 53 1855, bf, IG 'msn SENIOR GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW: J. Lysaght, J.Emmendorfer, J. Bork, J.Pokrtiefka, R.Kreiger, F.VanderHagen, J. Francis, M.Viscomi, J. Giannone, P. Simon, W. Gahlau, J. Hill, J. Oberliesen, F. Lucido, L. Bozin, F. Lenard, W. Roccos, S. Phillos. SECOND ROW: G. Recor, S. Capp, G. Poirier, A.Marro, J. Schulte, F. Darga, V.Coyne, R. Latiff, G.Codd, C. Pace, R. Skowronek, C.Mil1er, G. Janisch, J. Nemeth, J. Fisher, D. Moore, D. Wallace, J. Ermiger. THIRD ROW: C. Scrafano, D. Nesterowich, G. Watson, F. Shea, T. Kennedy, H.Rochon, S. Rojewski, P.McNally, F.Shader, L. Lang, G.. Price, G. Grimshaw, L.O'Dowd, M.Sessere, A.Chojnacki, R.Bosh, E. Gorecki, W.Wright. FOURTH ROW: H.Rosinski, J. DiGiovanni, D.Trybus, R.DeYonker, F. Brezavar, T. Werthmann, J. Sytek, R. Kaiser, L.Wrob1ewski, J. Goeldi, P. Pendergast, P. Shefferly, P. Halkey, B. Perzyk, R. Yazbeck, M. Burns. FIFTH ROW: C. Otto, F. Christian, E.Oliver, J. Lescovensky, R.DeGentenaar, S. Pesta, D. Alter, M,Ferra,ra, G.Spindler, R.Schocker, C.Amsden, L. Andrziewski, R. Simon, A.Meerschaert, P. Sun, J. Lark, D. Gheysens, H. Larkin, N.Mu11er. D. Murphy , Last minute preparations for the Minstrel. Brother William conducts the Glee Club ST. JOE'S BAND CLARINETS: L. to R. P. Selewski, R. Gadzinski, P. Booz, T. Pack. SECOND ROW: B. Chmura, G. Dwoiakowshi, G. Macks, L Krainiak. THIRD ROW: T. Gallagher, T. Tercheck, E. Skowronek, A. Klinkhammer. CORNETS:L. toR:E. O'Ha1re, J. Schenk, E. Plizga J Perna. SECOND ROW: R. Keefer, E.Wandze1, J. Quinn, D. Geoffrey. CENTER: L. to R: R. Alexander, L. Wienert, J. T11Pil1,, Iaconelli, R.Connors. REAR: Mr. Doto, G. Chase, F. Urbanowicz, F.Perna, G. Codd, B.Smith, M. Capoferi, D Smith, P.Werner, A. Perna, F. Stonehill. MISSING: J. Goeffrey, R. Borough. The Brass section. Here Comes That Big Blue Wave! .O h -uns ,, .. 1 ng - i K. in . 3? W 752 UML' V, , tx. - . , , ', will 'Z' . 'ff '-A W 1 ,La k 3. , gffg pu f 3 1 Y W I A 3? in .s I svn: A 3-v 9 ' e we W :JE :iff E kt' fo N f w i I N76 Q an . 315, . 1 M . fe lag' Ee Yr 9 1 1 3 vga . 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A - + -,V M, 'wwgiyy HQ-,Q 1 5 W f x '. 2. Q- 2:1 ' Q . wx , . , A ' 3Eg ' ' - W .- L 5 Q -K., 7 M f 4 -vf-.1 ' KJ, A -'f ,, E a 2 ' K fi. L. ,, ' - - L. , ' ' if 7 ' K v .- v 5- ' M'5l:im5i?'f' 4' W' f 5 .JH W Q .y,i QQ. g? 1 . - N. ZQSQWVHQT . if W 5 1 3YgXv',g - -,ik A 'Q r wir 'V' Vgizyufwv' 'wi' 'e i -I Q ' 5,-AW' i , gh .Q Q -as E ,Mg , ,, ' . 4 ' .-H. ' ,-- A -O.. K ...,, x .. ' 'J M ' ',' . - X - , km V ' , - E 2 i ---,--.,.,2f,,w.1f,f fs, . f' ' I fm ff . .,,. , .,....., , ,.., ... , . V ff , - ' . . gi 1 W - S i -1 R. e-Q . H Q ur S1 JT W' 952, 1 E, My ' Q1 ' N Q Q 3 I ay' . 2 1 . X.. ,V A t L , f t i s 1, x 1 s i' 'Q t ' , 4? ,' - Esau! r , K W.. E A B ...K J 1 -. I I V, .KK Q 4 I A ' Cv 1 1 - UWM,hwNgMwJmwy LQQJ. I, .,. ,,M -W--M .. A. .,., . .,... N , , -., . . . , awwE5EQ5iHlUHi WW? Q fix 1 ABOVE: Rev. Father Schnexder leads the Statlons of the Cross. UPPER RIGHT A D C Off1cers F. Darga, W. Koenig, D Gheysens, J Eusebxo RIGHT: Retreat Masters Rev Father NiC01S and Rev. Father Fulford. Altar Boys FIRST ROW: T. Budnick, W, Palaski, E.Maier, J.Higv- gins, J.Nemes. W.Burke. SECOND ROW: K. Versele 3 D. Jarvis, H. Rochon , W. Sytek, J. Belback, T. Mance- wicz. THIRD ROW: B.Zack, F,Gorney D. David, D. Andre, D. Crow1ey,R.Koch.FOURTH ROW: G. Osta, D. Alter. St. La Salle Auxiliary Top , , Salesmen ' it cg, ENB FIRST ROW- 1 to r- D Moore F Vand H . . . . , . er agen, F. Urbanowicz, J.Cicchini, R. Hill, W. Roccos, H.Rosinski. SECOND ROW: M.Mize, G.Mike, R.Kraft, S. Fichera, G.Janisch, J. Conners, E.Maier. THIRD ROW: T.Budnick, A. Klinkhammer, J. Perna, J. Gorney, E. Shemke, J.Ko11ar, P.Ciaramitaro. FIRST ROW: 1. to r: B. Young J. Omen, .P.Ho1ody D. Samull P.Boos W. Januszko M UI' R D M ht J C Williams. SECOND ROW: Tizildebrandr, D. Andreski, J.L0ur'o, K.Michae1s, J,Higgins,'B,11ggZ-'Qyk' figcagwgntgr ognegaijaf' R. Gould, J.Mabi1ia, F. Perna. THIRD ROW: J. Reed, L.Wrob1ewski, W, Wright J Balicki A Conlito L Lang R gkowro, . . x - - o , - , . ' g3:kMgVEzc:gm1, F. Penar. FOURTH ROW: F. Rotz, C. Pace, D. David, D.Andre, L,Stempnick,J,Steyaert, J. Orlando, W, , . . FIRST:R. Thibault, R. Kreiger, R. Ziomek, J. Kondalski, F. Stonehi1l,R.VandenBoom,J.VandenBoom R Pawlowski J Perna R. Vettraino, S. Schwartz, J. Nemes. SECOND ROW: J.Bork, G. Paliaroli, G.Merlo, D.Gheysens,,S.Pud1o, J. Oicchini, ,E O'Haire, D. Alter, F. Shea, C.Pace, F. Perna. THIRD ROW: J.Wei1er J.Mabi1ia, W. Breen, J. Eusebio, N.Mu11er. A. Cox R.Hi11, R.A1exander, T.Kennedy, S. Capp. FOURTH ROW: M.Lasecke, B.Campione, J.Pietrange10, E.Kulpanowski, J. Sytek, C.Scrafano, F.Brezavar, R.Pe1lerin, G.Codd, E.Plizga, R.DeYonker, D.Mazzenga, V.Mazzenga. FIFTH ROW: G. Watson, P.DiTrapani, P.Halkey, M.Gressman, F.Urbanowicz, E.O1iver, M.Ferrara, J.Emmendorfer, R. Botkin, T. Lemaux, P. Selewski, R, Robichaud- 7 Varsity Letter -' E::L F A FN JUNIOR PROM COMMITTEE: L. to R: Pat. Ez Bill, Pat. 5 Bill, Carol Sz Jim, Yvonne 8: Joe 1 gg, Q Donald 81 Joann 3 X A ' ' The Grand March . 78 . T? ' Q Junior Prom Stan Sz Adele Fred8zJudy. Annette, Lorraine. ff' gr 1, , ' 'M' ' E 1 i no , 43, X 1 3 ' Doug 8: Rose, Queen . 79 . 'ST-7 s. WY, Q-.AWN Fr-'f fm as Q- , Piwv' X 1 I? ' , N Qkifgv' , A .M . ig' KX .,, - X ' W X Chl' i Q- .Q , sf aw? f f 5 'gel Jann -,LL 1 X W l bl Hi? 2 a Nixf A .5 . ,fm f 2 i f,x ' L w5gaW:.w.f',' 'Xa ff,,,,,0,' I' 015, x X Fl' ' in X 4,4 K HE JUNIOR PROM was held January twenty- eighth at the Grand Ballroom of the Park Shelton Hotel. Music was provided by Joe Doto and his Detroiters. The Seniors, as usual, were guests of the Juniors. Faculty members appeared in dual capacity as chaperones and judges for the selection of the King and Queen. After the Grand March, led by the King and Queen, the school songs were sung. Finally, many groups set out for their favorite spots for a late snack. Gerald Ki Donna Ray Sz Mary Lou, George 8: Sue Norm 8: Shirley, Bill 8: Pat. Stan Sz Adele, Bernie Kz Anette, Pat Si Alice , Tony KL Loraine. Music by the Detroiters Student Hop at Hallowe'en Hop. Urbanowicz beats it out. HE SENIOR class of' '55 gave in all five open dances. We started in October with a I-Ial1owe'en hop, Septem- ber being too busy a month for a dance. In November we had the Turkey Trot and the good time had by those attend- ing prompted them to make the annual 'Christmas Dance an even greater occasion. The Christmas Dance second semester opened with a Valentine Dance. Finally the Senior Prom was held at Green- field Village. George 8: Sue. Music was supplied by bands composed mainly of our own students. These dances were held within the school, either in the gym or the cafeteria. The decorations were put up by the decorating committee under the direction of Brother Christopher. The dances are a school activity and as such proved to be ahuge success. Bernie 8: Annette. Time out for refreshments Dancing in the dark. Dancing to the music of Jim Perna Q7 L. to R: Brother Dominic, Mrs, J. Nemes, Mrs. Anderson. Meeting at De La Salle. Ladies' Auxiliary N ORGANIZATION long associated with St. Joseph High School is the Ladies' Auxiliary. The Auxiliary provides social contact between the mothers of the boys at St. Joe's. Mothers from both St. Joseph's and De La Salle belong to this organization and many remain in it long after their sons have graduated. The mod- erator is Brother Dominic, who represents the faculty of St. Joseph's at the monthly meetings. 1-84- ff 167' L t R Off'cers of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Christian Brothers: Mrs. S. Downing, Mrs. R. Rizer, Mrs. SEATED: . 0 . 1 C. Anderson, Mrs. C. Scully, Mrs. W. Rose , Mrs. A. Sigurdson. STANDING: Mrs. R. Mansfield, Mrs. E. Simmons, M!'S-L- Oldani, J. Jason. BELOW: Mrs. Schiltges, Mrs. Carnaghi, Mrs.Singelyn. CIRCLE: Monthly meeting of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Christian Brothers. Y ix. . 159' 6 , A 'sv , M- gilgf-,Qt ii if ' ' C iirii C E x L A -. VU. Mi' .3 g ' - wi A , Q 1 , . -, ,fi X 1-ei ' . f M wr- .,.. . ' 1 V1 an - 85 - - 1 DAD Brother C. William, moderator, E. Balicki. S' CLUB OFFICERS: A. Jarvis, M. Lemaux, Dads' Club lHE DADS' CLUB of St. Joe's was started in 1948 by Brother C. James, who was the first moder- ator of this organization. In 1954 he was succeded by Brother William who is the present moderator. The purpose of this organization is to help the Christian Brothers, to pro- mote good activities between the Holy Church and Youth, to continue reli ' gious and social affairs and thus offer to the members a medium of spiritual assist- ance and social contact. The Dads'C1ub has sponsored many t. ac ivities since its beginning for the renovation of the school and grounds. The Dads' Club also ,insures the con- tinuation ofa student at St.Joe's by pay- ing his tuition in the event of the death of his father. - In order to honor the athletically inclined, they sponsor a sports banquet annually. The Dads' Club arranges such activities as the Communion Breakfast annual picnic, field day and feather: parties. -86- 1954 Annual Sports Banquet. OFFICERS OF THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION: Seated 1. to r: D. Kuhnlein '46 vice-pres., A. Nagel '35, president, A.'J.Rathnaw '14, past president STANDING: F. Rucci '46, rec. sec. , Brother Robert, moderator, G. Ruch '46 treasurer. After dinner speech at Annual Sports Banquet. :Jr-L. 1 . lx 1 I nn -nr lun E WOULD LIKE to extend our deepest appreciation and gratitude to all those who have aided us in the preparation of this book. Special thanks are due to Al Weatherly of Litho-Art andto Maurice Gies and the staff of Powell Studios for their splendid help as well as to those seniors who did more than their share in soliciting ads. We are also deeply indebted to our ADVERTISERS who absorbed a great deal of the financial burden of this book. They deserve your patronage. The Arrow Staff of 1955. Compliments ank Alter Detroit's Newest DeSoto - Plymouth - Dealer Q 14801 East Jefferson at Alter Rd. Phone: VA. 2-8000 PFAFF SEWING CENTER STAR BAR BEACON FLORIST Louis Mlrnovlcn, Prop. 3801 vanpyke 11407 J0SePh CHUIPHU 4771 Chene St.Corner Hancock Detroit 13 Mich , . T0 8 0248 TE. 2-9069 TE. 3-5113 WA. 1-9480 WA. 1-9481 -33. BMI! Rsmu 23 is if 21 V? X Officers of the DADS' CLUB with Brother William, moderator. 0 ' oeii Cibaclri , CALL Founded 1948 The OBJECT of the ST. JOE'S DADS' CLUB as set forth in the PREAMBLE of the Constitution and By-Laws: We, the members of St. Joe's Dads' Club being desirous of: a. continuing and perpetuating our in- tere st in religious and social affairs, b. working for the welfare of the Christian Brothers and students of St. Joseph High School, C. maintaining active cooperation, and advisory relations between Holy Church and Youth, d. offering to the members of St. Joe's Dads' Club, a medium of social contact and spiritual assistance, do hereby form a permanent organiza- tion to be known and designated as St. Joe's Dads' Club. to remember . . Edison will help you . . . o Plan your kitchen o Select your lamps 0 Do the laundry easier One of these days, perhaps very soon, you'll be starting a home of your own. When that time comes, look to the trained young women in the Home Service Divi- sion at Detroit Edison. They can help you solve many of the homemaking problems that frequently puzzle a new bride. Without charge, they will answer your questions over the telephone . . . send booklets and folders . . . or in some cases make a personal visit. In Detroit, telephone WOodward 2-2100. In other .,g. 0 Plan a menu 0 Plan a one-dish meal 0 Preserve foods easier 0 Plan party refreshments -5 '-gxce y X . x ' A I' I areas, call your nearest Edison Office. I ' 1 f if I, . . . . .,' 4- ,tl P.S. Mother might be rnterested in some of their ,. ,' ' ' ff answers right now. , ,f 8 ..-.-:1:1: EzEs2s:z:.::.:.. f' ' zgzfzffgfgf gflflflflflf ,,.:.: ' ' :-:-:-:-:-: -:1:2:1:1:1: + .....,... 5253? 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B.. m....,,..i..... D..,.i. nomo cwlasupply cu. t Woodwm' 1-1584 U. S. Truck Company, Inc. Michigan's Favorite Line 2290 - 24th Street Detroit 16, Michigan .95. PETER PAN FLOWER SHOP 14542 E. Jefferson E Detroit 15, Michigan VA. 2-3697 VA. 2-7776 Weitenberner Funeral Home 13841 Gratiot Ave LA. 6-1133 -:ll Dueweke-Hechinger Electric Co. 3401 Grandy Avenue LO 7-2050 F.W. MARKWARD Co. General Contractors JOE MUER Compliments of WOLVERINE MARBLE Co. The Family Creamery Co. Dealers In MILK, CREAM 8: DAIRY PRODUCTS 9025 Cardoni Ave . gonafcfi ,A Winnie 8' goal Sierra sous GRATIOT nun Mcoouonu. Lo. B-out VICTOR. CQUMIIA, DICCA ND IMPORTED RECORDS RELIGIOUS AR ICLES Compliments of HITCHEN MARKET Harper at Manchester Given by a Friend M. J. FOLEY Co. Class '47 Complete Textile Equipment 441 W. Jefferson C.B. GEYMANN Co. distrubutors of AUNT NELLIE'S FINE FOODS MATEJEC SERVICE 18700 Hayes Detroit 5, Mich. Telephone DR. 1-9857 PHONE BLOCUM 7-4900 SEE UPTOWN SHOE STORE GED- RINKE Fo, ALL PLUMBING Sz HARDWARE 14328 Mach - near Chalmers ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES AND TELEVISION SETS 25410 VAN DYKE Avz. CENTER LINE, MICH. 4 VA. 1-4055 X I KRAUSMANN sl ASSOCIATES I Ed. Krausmann HELIX GEAR C0. OWNER Edward H. Bolda 1256 Meldrum LO. 8-4466 I 16315 Harper Ave Detroit, Mich. Compliments of DELTHE THEATRE 8935 Mack Ave. WA. 1-1412 Joe Kopitzki's LAKEPOINTE INN 15203 E. Warren CLASS of '37 1 CHAS. A. RUDOLPH Co. Gratiot Central Market SHOP No. 6 WO. 3-5085 Compliments of TINA'S PIZZERIA 17322 Harper Ave. 11 Vl 9 S960 HAYES JEWELRY N 15257 HUUBTDN ALBERT SCHWENTER DETRDIT 5 MICH LOMBARDI FOOD PRODUCTS 1466 E.Vernor Highway WO. 1-8764 A. J. MARSHALL Co. HOTEL 8: RESTAURANT SUPPLIES 8: EQUIPMENT 3639 Woodward Ave. TE. 1-9450 Lewis F.Brown FORD 12525 Gratiot Ave LA. 7-6700 LINCOLN 3-6868 Beaubien Tool 8: Cutter Grinding o. D. GRINDING SPECIALTY 605 ROCHESTER Ro C. A. BEAUBIEN CLAwsoN MICHIGAN Compliments of J. LEWIS COOPER 3628 Gratiot Ave. Detroit 7, Mich. WA1nut 1-4290 LEO T. SOBOCINSKI ELM? SGW. 5144 MCDOUGALL con. nnnswonru WAI.Nur 2-4480 Manufacturer of Klein's Quality Sausage MATTHEW F. KLEIN Co. WO. 2-5959 AMERICAN ORIENTAL GROCERY CO. Wholesale and Retail Lebanese, Syrian, Greek 8: Armenian Food Products 2481 Russell St. Detroit 7, Mich. NDRMAN nwAlHv Class of '30 WOODWARD I-Ol!! .95. JOSEPH FONTANA and FAMILY LOUIS FONTANA and FAMILY GENO FONTANA and FAMILY Gratiot - Fischer SUPER SERVICE Gratiot WA. 2-8904 TOWING 8645 RENDZ' LAKESIDE INN Tip of the Thumb PORT AUSTIN, MICHIGAN Compliments of RICHARD'S Mkt. 13339 15th Detroit, Mich. JEROME A. DE SANTIS Funeral Home BEST WISHES from Mr. 8LMrs. FRANCIS J. CHRISTIAN Congratulations CITY CLEANING gl PAINTING Co. Americana Studios of Music 8: Dance We Teach All Instruments, Tap Sz Ballet 13031 Conant TW. 2-1040 Mr. Sz Mrs. CARL E. SIMEK Detroit Tomato Sz Produce Co. 7201 W. Fort St. Detroit 24, Mich. PAUL REMER Pharmacy Surgical Appliance 13644 - Gratiot - 13616 LA. 6-4890 WAlnuI 2-1102 Two Modernized Chapels gszoms qflfaiig 9ur1.s'La.Z'G fome Compliments of APPS STORES APPS is APT to HAVE IT Hardware Rn Electrical 2225 Medbury Avb. Detroit 11, Mxchxgan gl GI'a,ti0t PR. Charles N. Scrafano LE ALE PR DUCE BLANCKE gl ENOCH Mkt. WHO S O -EM MARKET Fresh As Tomorrow's Sunrise 2648 Penna 16951 Harper TU. 1-6122 LA' 6-6920 Co pl. t Joseph P. Miller Sz Son m imen s LIPKE HARDWARE of FUNERAL HOME 5701 McDougal Mr. Sz Mrs. FRED L. ROTZ J. Miller, Manager TW. 1-2400 13501 Van Dyke Ave. Detroit 34, Mich W B SWINGTER BowLmG SHIRTS e gg, UNUSED , TEXTBOO Compliments of a Well-Wisher LA. 1-3359 WO. 3-,982 KS 11218 Promenade Detroit 13,Mich. Phone To. 8-7301 Open 11:00 A. M. till azoo A. M. ' 'Jfx Compliments of 3 MONARCII ir if + 'i 2j'f,f1i,, Q,f',Hf,'f ' JI MMIE KELLY's star Kar , 5 ,, Que CGIFLETE non: runmsnlnes Quad al ?az 7,444 Bmineff l.unrll:.r - Bar - B - Qu: - Sfeakf C9' Chop: OPEN THURSDAY Mm FRIDAY Evnmms - snsv mms ron nsssuvmous , 2261 wArsnMAN 11817 Jos. CAMPAU AVE. HAMTRAMCK 12, M1cH. ' ' VI- 2-951 2 DETROIT 9, MICH. , -97. BEAVER REALTY C O MIPANY ilncorporated 19125 1460 East Jefferson Avenue Zone 7 4 in -V -'i-- ' 'ff' nfl' . Wfbodward 249758 IN S U R A N C E 9 AMSDEN, CHARLES Senior Directory 3533 McClellan WA. 2-4530 ANDRZJEWSKI, LEONARD 35491-lux-lbut WA. 5-5768 ALEXANDER, RAYMOND 8902 Goethe WA. 4-9516 ALTER, DONALD 5942 Audubon TU. 4-1980 BALICKI, JAMES 12268 Kilbourne LA. 1-2839 BAYER, RALPH 8316 Rolyat TW. 1-5095 BINDER, LAWRENCE 14831 Young LA. 7-5024 BORK, JOHN 15285 Manning DR. 1-1491 BOSH, RALPH 6609 Horatio None BOZIN, LEROY 4350 Buckingham TU. 2-7551 BREZAVAR, FLOYD 9651 Eyerts TU. 1-3917 BROWN, JOSEPH 9004 Bessemore WA. 5-5909 BURKE, WILLIAM 2117 Cavalry TA. 3-7133 BURNS, MACK 12584 Laing LA. 7-6579 CAMPIONE, BART 2628 Pennsylvania ED. 1-3752 CAPP, STANLEY 980 S. Renawd Gr. Pte. Wds. TU. 1-7233 CESARIO, MARIO 11247 Minden WA. 3-7133 CHOJNACKI, ARTHUR 11705 McDougall TU. 1-8061 CHRISTIAN, FRANK 11700 Duchess 9-1945 VE. CICCHINI, JULIUS PR. CODD, GEORGE TU. COMITO, ANTHONY LA. CONFORTI, EUGENE DR. Cox, PATRICK LA. COYNE, VINCENT ED. CRADDCCK, GERALD LA. DARGA, FRANK WA. 5 DE GENTENAAR, ROBERT TU 1 DE YONKER, ROBERT LA. DI GIOVANNI, JOHN VA. DI TRAPANI, PAUL TU. DROZDOWSKY, EUGENE TO. EMMENDORFER, JOHN VA. ERMIGER, JOSEPH LA FERRARA, MICHAEL WA. FISHER, JoHN PR. FRANCIS, JOHN Lo. GAGNIER, DAvm PR. GAHLAU, WILLIAM 14665 Ten Mile Road 5-3948 1242 Devonshire 2-7851 14281 Hazelridge 6-6433 14137 Houston-Whittier 1-9105 13423 Wilfred 6-6433 3215 Drexel 1-7476 14711 Glenfield 7-2225 11581 Flanders -6819 1656 Aline Drive -7673 15043 Hazelrldge 1-6056 4636 N 2-0595 ewport 3880 Audubon 2-5411 11423 St. Aubin 5-9486 2994 Gray 1-4955 11914 Laing Ave. 1-8279 4226 Pennsylvania 5-7677 23023 Teppert 5-7698 3233 E.Congress 8-0654 21201 Lakeland 5-3083 19167 Rowe Ve. 9-8385 GHEYSENS, DONALD ED. GIANNONE, JOSEPH WA. GITRE, DELOS WA GOEDDEKE, FRANK LA. GOELDI, JOHN TU. GORECKI, EDWARD LA. GoRsKY, ROY TW GRESSMAN, MARTIN LA. GRIMSHAW, GEORGE LA. HALKEY, PAUL WA HERMAN, THOMAS WA HEWELT, RONALD VE. HILL, JOHN LA. HILL, ROBERT PR. JANISCH, GERALD PR. JANKIEWICZ, ANTHONY 14328 Mack 1-8415 9500 Grinnell 3-0334 10301 E. Warren 1-7162 11768 Kilbourne 7-1752 10090 Grayton 2-5046 17176 Bradford 7-3493 13642 Justine 2-2787 14252 Parkgrove 7-3473 12030 Nashville 1-4154 8337 Leander 3-6258 3584 Frederick 3-5702 14727 Houston 9-1251 9309 McKinney 6-7824 29715 Utica R. 6-6715 25106 Hayes,Ave. 5-8282 1965 Warsaw TE. 1-4785 KANAR, WALTER 4375 Outer Drive TW. 1-6867 KAISER, RONALD 12120 Rosemary LA. 6-4421 KENNEDY, THOMAS 5752 Three Mile TU. 2-6159 KIEN, CONRAD 15073 Fordham None KNOPA, PAUL 14467 Eastburn LA. 6-6394 KOENIG, WILLIAM 12771 Fournier LA. 7-5466 KREGER, JAMES 17145 Healy TW. 1-9402 KREIGER, RONALD 19709 Fairport LA. 7-3790 KULPANOWSKI, EDWARD 4724 Grandy WA. 2-8178 LANG, LAWRENCE 5934 Somerset TU. 5-5894 LARK, JAMES 11051 Minden Ave. WA. 1-1381 LARKIN, HUGH 2026 Hazel TE. 1-7087 LATIFF, RONALD 2953 Bewick VA. 2-0639 LENARD, FREDERICK 8372 Rolyat TW. 1-3074 LEPPEK, ROBERT 9420 Kngdell WA. 4-1242 LESCOVENSKY, JOSEPH 24275 Shakspeare E.Det. PR. 6-3416 LOWEN, ROBERT 19050 Melvln PR. 6-4853 LUCIDO, FRANK 9222 Harvard Rd. TU. 2-8343 LYSAGHT, JOHN 12522 Flanders LA. 6-5236 MACKEN, MICHAEL 1161 Holcomb VA. 2-3448 MARRO, ANTHONY 3311 E.Canfield WA. 2-3564 MC INERNEY, KENNETH 29314 Pinehurst IR. 6-1768 MC NALLY, PATRICK 1206 Buckingham VA. 2-4846 LA. MERLO, GERALD fSenior Directory cont'clJ 14290 Flanders MEERSCHAERT , ARNOLD 6 - 527 5 9302 Courville TU. 5-6361 MICHAELS, KENNETH 21770 Schroeder PR. 5-4108 MIELA, RICHARD 21527 Benjamin PR. 7-2173 MILLER, CARL 8071 Harding SL. 7-8053 MOORE, DONALD 20050 Joann LA. 7-6208 MOWINSKI, ANTHONY 2151 E.Kirby WA. 2-6058 MULLER, NORMAN 8079 Norvell WA. 3-9357 MURPHY, DANIEL 1535 Elm St. TE. 3-0081 NEMETH, JAMES 21313 Redmond, E. Det. PR. 5-7167 NESTEROWICH, DONALD 14625 Houston-Whittier LA. 7-4279 OBERLIESEN, JOSEPH 16561 Chandler Pk.Dr. TU. 5-8208 0'DOWD, LAWRENCE 4409 W. Philadelphia TY. 4-3888 O'I-IAIRE, EDWARD 5140 Harding WA. 4-8265 OLIVER, EDWARD 12840 Kilbourne LA. 7-5464 OTTO, CHARLES 5967 Bishop TU. 5-5431 PACE, CARL 24250 Rosebud Pr. 8-1645 PALIAROLI, GINO 10840 Shoemaker WA. 3-2462 PANLEY, ALAN 2357 Casmere TO. 9-8516 PELLERIN, ROY 12510 Corbett LA. 6-0797 PENDERGAST, PAUL 13423 E. State Fair LA. 7-9413 PERNA, FRANK 16080 Fordham LA. 1-8031 PERNA, JAMES 17358 Dresden LA. 1-8471 PERSHON, THOMAS 2655 E.Canfield WA. 3-8588 PERZYK, BERNARD 15262 Seymour JE. 9-5325 PES'I'A, STEPHEN 3137 E.I-Iancock WA. 5-0415 Pl-IILLOS, STEPHEN 72-4 E.Kirby Wa. 4-0763 PIETRANGELO, JAMES 8674 Woodlawn WA. 2-7397 PILAROWSKI, ROBERT 14978 Carlisle Drive LA. 6-5453 PLACIDO, CLEMENT 20274 Hickory St. VE. 9-6248 PLIZGA, EDMUND 5899 Florida TY. 4-5419 POIRIER, GERALD . 4390 Nottingham TU. 4-3904 POKRIEFKA, JAMES 6134 Bishop TU. 5-8679 PRICE, GEORGE 1054 Meldrum LO. 8-3840 PUDLO, STANLEY 12065 Charest TW. 2-6905 QUINN, GERALD 14260 Hampshire LA. 6-6396 RADOMSKI, GERALD 8127 Hendrie None REED, JAMES 11016 Somerset TU. 2-3988 RECOR, GEORGE 14454 Maddeleln LA. 6-2758 RENDZ, GARY TU. 5785 Three Mile Dr. 1-3001 Roccos, WILLIAM wA. ROCHON, HAROLD PR. ROJEWSICI, STANLEY WA 1 ROSE, RAYMOND TU. ROSINSKI, HILARY WA ROTZ, FREDERICK TE. SACCO, RAYMOND LA. SCHOCKER, RONALD None SCHULTE, DENNIS TU. SCHWENTER, RICHARD LA. SCRAFANO, CARMEN LA. SESSERE, MARSHALL WA. SHADER, FREDERICK TU. SHEA, FRANCIS PR. SHEFFERLY, PAUL TU. SIMEK, RONALD VE. SIMON, PHILIP VA. SIMON, RONALD VE . SPINDLER, GERALD VE . SKOWRONEK, RICHARD 3730 Iroquois 3-5595 21200 Redmond 5-3685 8075 Marcus 5-1954 1178 Brye G. P.W. 5-9222 3301 Palmer 5-0981 1362 Temple 1-8167 12630 Evanston 7-5697 22201 Centemmial Dr. 4353 Bishop Rd. 5-6906 11661 Laing 1-0782 17346 Dresden 6-6902 5410 McDougall 1-1372 3959 Beaconsfield 2-0152 28825 Waverly 5-0120 5575 Buckingham 5-3175 10810 Beaconsfield 9-1574 3447 Harding 2- 5126 20242 Bradford 9-8598 20040 Old Homestead 9-7909 9104 Crane WA. 1-9049 STELLA, ROBERT 2220 Seyburn WA. 1-2308 STONEHILL, FREDERICK 14263 Springarden LA. 6-6904 SUN, PATRICK 1274 Dickerson VA. 4-4041 SYTEK, JAMES 18817 Schoenherr LA. 6-5663 TI-IIBAULT, ROBERT 8352 Grabor None THOMPSON, NORMAN 5185 Bewick WA. 2-7672 TRYBUS, DONALD 3163 Theodore WA. 4-9357 URBANOWICZ, FRANK 19140 Stotter Ave. TW. 2-6779 D VAN DER HAGEN, FREDERICK 9208 Louis ED. 1-7498 VISCOMI, MARIO 13242 Rochelle LA. 6-0418 WALLACE, DAVID 19408 Goulburn VE. 9-5736 WANDZEL, EUGENE 3300 Theodore WA. 2-8960 WATSON, GERALD 11075 St. Patrick WA. 5-5770 WEINERT, LAWRENCE 21217 Brierstone Ave. TU 4-4966 WERTHMANN, THOMAS WA. WRIGHT, WILLIAM PR. WROBLEWSKI, LAWREN VE. YAZBECK, ROBERT LA. YOUNGBLOOD, JOSEPH VA. ZELASKO, JOSEPH WA. 3854 charms Rd. , E. Der. 1-4322 15521 Cjarle R. 5-3361 CE 15693 Liberal 9-7917 8240 East Outer Drive 1-0162 1153 Nottingham 2-2822 5555 Lemay Rd. 5-0937 !.- 4 ngnjg L sr 5, Nwrawg ,1 '-:x !f Q. H QS 2: 1-1 H 111 fv if i xl 1 ii k Z ,,1 , 1 11 F1 Q. v -fig: 1.. v , L gif- 1 C 11,39 s i I 1 1- , Q 1 'ir Qi-ke? 1 , ' f':M ,,,. fnpl' W- 'M f X.: - ,. mf ' ff .Q I f 'ff 3 1:1 H 'N - - .V kfgig it .jf - df' Y I vi va? 'Z ' Q Qf55:,.,4,-f Mc' Jgkr 2 A fig L, ff , A ,f 1 1:-: ,,, W . ff L tang iz 'iff H Y - 0,1 'Lf' ' rl-f Lg. ' -sg :fQ'q1'ff fx- jf ' 5 ag,-I ,raw -' ' gg, H 1:554,Ef-LSQNQ-1' E5 7 , 'Jil' s ' '-'fj,i'73?'5' f , fha ' - XF 1 'w ' , if' 7 f I ?l, 115539 I ff' ' 'fL,j.'-1 '51 , guy N . r' :gfill 3 W E,.' ' 'fx '-, Qu . , X 'a ft ' ' ' up igi . . ,gas-Exif Q-1, H ,jgl.'.1,, A , . 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