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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1958 volume:

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IOSEPHS HIGH SCHOOL. DEDICATION IN RECOGNITION OI THE TWLNTY I IETH AIN NIVERSARY OE HIS ASSOCIATIONI WITH THE BROTHERS OF THE CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS AND ISI SERVICE IN THE DETROIT AREA THE SENIORS APPRECIATIVELY AND MOST RESPECTEULLY DEDICATE THE 1958 EDITION OE THE ST JOSEPH HICIH SC HOOL YEARBOOK TO BROTHER B LEWIS TRIBUTE TO HIS DOZEN YEARS OF UNSELFISH X -2 ik gf., Raza., X BROTHER CHRISTOPHER VICE PRINCIPAL Religion Mechanical Dian 1115 Atlzlenc Drreclor Coach Track Team Moderator Student Council Moderator Auxlllary Drive BROTHER LEWIS PRINCIPAL REV FATHER KRIEG VERY REVEREND Pastor St Joseph's Church CHARLES -I MOLLOY Chaplazn 6 5 2 rr r I ,f W i- BROTHER DOMINIC BROTHER FRANCIS Religion, Business, Mathematics Religion, American History Moderator: Ladies Auxiliary Moderator: Varsity Basketball BROTHER C. JOHN Religion, Mathematics Moderator: Football, Baseball Moderator: Alumni Coach.' J. V. Basketball :xr BROTHER C. JOSEPH Religion, Latin Moderator: Dads' Club REV. FATHER RICHARD PARRISH Chaplain 7 BROTHER AUGUSTINE FRANCIS Relzgzon English Cafeteria Superx zsor BROTHER A JOHN Religion Physics Mathematics Coach Frosh Basketball Coach J V Football BROTHER JOSEPH Reltgzon English Moderator The Arro 'Z' w and Blue Jay BROTHER MICHAEL Relzqzon French Lattn Moderator Archconfratermty lbloderator Band Coach JV Baseball MR JEROME SAUVE MRS CAROL ROMAIN Physical Trazmng, General Sclence Asszstant Secretary Coach Football and Baseball 8 1 Q1 C t VV 4 Q and . . f K V v J MR. MARK GREYSON Business MR. JOSEPH DOTO Musical Director -'sy MR. STEWART MacDONALD English 's -'Y I MR. FRANK SHILLOTT History English DR. PAUL DWAIHY, MD. Team Physician f,Qw.'r ' 'I' V. .-. 9 MRS. CECELIA NOWAK MISS CLARA STERNETT Secretary Librarian MISS SOPHIE WITCHER Dietitian 10 MR. ROBERT WALLER Custodian MRS. ROBERT WALLER Dietitian OOO OG 0000223 5 8 :fi by Z Z XQORES X f N l x Mi S Semors 1 I 3 Q f O O O fa 5 af E124-0' XL Q o VO .0656 I f ,Oi 5. , 2 CbUN0ooOOO6j9 fix Z W X X X N' X X W f' Cx O XX A f 0 X Q , Q K L9 5 ? fx gf S i N iii-1 X30 pl-LJ 5 QQ E X U5 ,Ei We Mig? i 7' 2 24 S 2 SQ I Q S X XX 7 x X X ff lu -, X Pj l l ROBER ADAMCZYK 4scens1on Glee Club 2 Draftsman JOSEPH ADELSBACH Guardmn Angels Glee Club 2 Student Councxl 4 SAMUEL AMATO St Daud Cheerleader 4 Self employed medmmc BIISIVIFSS Adlfllfllilfllfllifl PETER BARTOLOMEI St Eltzabeth Glee Club 2 Denttst Cash and carry RALPH BERCHULC St Albertus Varsity I-ootball 4 Class Basketball 1 2 3 4 Student Counctl 4 Armed Seruce GERALD BIELICKI Assumption Grotto Yearbook 4 Orthodontzst .AIS 12 DENNIS BAKER Assumptlon Grotto .IV Basketball 1 Track 12 College PETER BOOS Holy Name Student Councnl 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Dance Band 34 Yearbook Edztor Blue Jay 4 Doctor of Medtctne THOMAS BUDNICK is 'CS' Our Lady of Good Counsel J.V. Football 2 Varsity Football 3,4 Intramurals l,2,3,4 College di Private Business RICHARD BOROUGH St. Matthew LARWENCE BUBACK St: Cyril and Methodius TERRANCE BUDNICK St. Albertus Intramurals l,2,3,4 Varsity Track 2,3,4 J.V. Football 1,2 Band l,2,3,4 Frosh Basketball J.V. Football 2 Varsity Football 3,4 Air Force J.V. Football 2 Intramurals l,2,3,4 Electrical Engineer DONALD BUZA Our Lady Queen of Heaven J.V. Football 2 Cheerleader 4 Coast Guard Business Coll. Big Brother is watching you. -959' Varsity Football 4 Intramurals l,2,3,4 Altar Society l,2,3,4 Student Council 4 Physical Ed Teacher JAMES CARROLL St. David Student Council 4 Intramurals 3,4 Automotive Engineer RICHARD CALDWELL St. Matthew Track 2g Cross-Country 3 Blue Jay 1,2 Intramurals 4 College NINO CICCHINI Sacred Heart J.V. Football 1 Varsity Football 2,3,4 Track l,2,3,4 Intramurals l,2,3,4 College ' -'fl' . 4 fi-Qf,.'WZ2fr, 3-vga 'KIT' DONALD COLE St. Elizabeth Electrical Engineer ,T-3 , I ix X? HARVEY COUCKE Our Lady of Good Counsel Interclass Activities Engineer ROBERT DE MEULENAERE St. Mary's, Arizona Band 3,4 Dance Band 3,4 Student Council 4 Intramurals 4 College ,- . ' Z , 1, ,QE A . 'fc'-at-we E , RICHARD CZEKIEL St. Ladislaus J.V. Basketball 1 Cross-Country 3 Student Council 4 Engineer DAVID CROWLEY St. Catherine Varsity Basketball 2,3,4 Intramurals 1 Varsity Football 3,4 Glee Club 2 Student Council 4 U.S. Marines t ' 'Wa ' . , Friendly Persuasion CELESTE DI LEGGE St. Elizabeth J.V. Football 1 Varsity Football 2,3,4 Glee Club 1,2 Track l,2,3g Baseball 3 Engineer W, 14 EDWARD DUPONT Sacred Heart Interclass Activities Computer Engineer ROBERT DE MAGHT St. Veronica Yearbook 4: Artist Glee Club 2 Commercial Artist nn., an 1-', .,qw u ,.,l , 'gg f I MICHAEL FERRERA Our Lady Queen of Heaven Varsity Football 2,3,4 J.V. Football 1 Glee Club 2 Student Council 4 Business Man s-. ,owl JOHN FINNIGAN JAMES FITCH JOHN GAWRYK Our Lady of Good Counsel Sacred Heart St. Margaret Mary Yearbook 4 Altar Society 2,3,4 Interclass Activities Accountant College Pharmacist EDWARD GENORD JOHN GIANO'I'l'O St. Elizabeth J.V. Basketball 2 Varsity Basketball 4 Police Force St. Matthew Intramurals l,2, Automotive Designer ROBERT HELESKI St. Cyril and Methodius Interclass Activities College ANTHONY GIANNONE Assumption Grotto Cross Country 3,4 Track 2 Intramurals l,2,3 College and Business Just an observation . . . JACK HEMMINGSEN Ascension Basketball 3,4 Rt Engineer tts U 'ar t .g f l C PAUL HOLODY St. Albertus Intramurals 2,3,4 President of A.D.C. Chief Justice of Student Courtg Blue Jay 4 Physicist A moment of happiness ' JOHN HIGGINS St. Clair of Montefalco Track l,2,3,4 Altar Society 1,2,3 Student Council 4 Civil Engineer ,if THOMAS HILDEBRANDT St. Hyacinth Blue Jay 4 Arrow 4 Cheerleader 4 Electrical Engineer .ffl ROBERT HOFFER Guardian Angels Glee Club 2 Automotive Mechanic CHARLES HUDGINS Sacred Heart Cross Country 2 Glee Club 2 Student Council 4 Pharmacist WALTER JANUSZKO Ascension J V Football 2 Electrical Engineer MERRIL HUNTER Our Lady of Sorrows Owner of service stations ROBERT KAPELCZAK JOHN KOBASA LEO KOENIG Ascension Immaculate Conception St. Raymond Selli0l' members of llle Band 1 Varsity Basketball 2,3,4 Varsity Football 4 Varsity Baseball team Medical Profession Student Council 4 Varsity Baseball 3,4 Engineer Glee Club 2 ARTHUR KORRECK St. Hyacinth Blue Jay 4 Yearbook 4 Electrical Technician FRANCIS KRONNER Assumption Grotto J.V. Football 2 Varsity Football 3,4- Track 2,3,4 Student Council 4 Intramurals l,2,3,4 Pharmacist JAQQ, ,f,r we I w ,.as, sf Professional Baseball JOHN LABADIE St. Matthew Track 2 Student Council 4 Intramurals 2 U.S. Navy I7 RICHARD LA FEIR St. Raymond Football 4 Intramurals 1,2,3,4 College ROGER KRAMER St. John Berchmans Varsity Baseball 2,3,4 Student Council 4 Altar Society l,2,3,4 Intramurals 2,3,4 J.V. Football 1 College, Success LEONARD LE FEVRE Assumption Grotto Student Council 4 Police Force , . t ., Q' -W' f Class Hlstory We would like to sum up our class history with the immortal Venn, vldl vlcl However, this is impossible lm afraid that we came, we saw, but were conquered And lucky for us We surrendered our youth and put on our manhood when confronted with the formidable spirit of Christ manifested in the teaching and preaching, We look now with hmd sight and better understand the oft seen Builders of Boys and Makers of Men Four years of the spirit of Christ manifested in the classroom, on the sports field, in cultural extra currlculars, at social gatherings seem to have been the instrument of our happy loss of immaturxty and the root cause of the maturity we possess We can only hope that what we have we may not lose, but rather hold on to, augment and cherish as the heritage of Brothers Boys St Joes, 1958 P-v-Ml, I 66 . . . - . ,, . . . at , . , . . . the friendliness and discipline of the Brothers. ss ' -V9 , ' S6 9 99 l . 9 l!ZX 'X w xr 'A ' li- ,JJ Class Gemus Mr Detrolt Most Versatlle Most Llkely to Succeed Best Athlete Best Dlsposltnon Best Dancer Best Lookmg Biggest Lme Best Mixer Playboy Class Muslclan Class Wheels Woman Hater Mr Never Hush Class Orator Mr Be Bop Most Punctual Class Dnplomats Best m Business Law Best Subjects Mr Gemal Semor Poll Dennis Rexm, Paul Holody, Greg Szulczewskl Paul Schwerl John Youngblood Gary Wagner, Jnm Olekslk Dave Crowley Bob De Meulenaere Bob Adamczyk, Greg Blshop Young Jlm Olekslk Sam Dllegge Roger Kramer Frank Krormer, Ed Shocker Bob De Maght Tom Ahee, Jun Ross Gary Wagner, Nmo Crcchml Fred Wozmak, John Mercler Max Mxze Nmo Clcchml, Sam Amato Bob De Meulenaere Don Pnemer, Max Mxze Mike Pokrlefka Pete Boos, Fred Wozmak Gary Wagner Mike Ferrera, Donald Buza Ray Mansfield Duck Caldwell, Frank Kronner Leo Koenig, Don Pnemer, Ray Mansfield Jlm Larkm, Don Pnemer, Tom Budnlck Tom Ahee, Bob De Maght, Mike Pokrnefka Bob Mahoney, Ron Segum, Blll Cron Jm1 Larkm, Jerry Blehckl, Don Samull Mr Mark Greyson Lunch, Typmg, Actlvlty Perlod John Gawryk, Don Prlemer Don Buza I9 Szulczewskr I Seen But Not Heard . . . Harry Malinowski, Ken Tomczak, John Gawryk Senior members of the Track Team JOHN MC MAHON St. Jude Baseball 1,2 Teacher RAYMOND MANSFIELD Our Lady of Good Counsel Intramurals l,2,3,4 Track l J.V. Football 2 Varsity Football 3,4 Civil Engineer PAUL MERANDI St. Ignatius J.V. Baseball 3 Varsity Baseball 4 Intramurals 4 Success 20 sd ROBERT MAHONEY HARRY MALINOWSKI SI. Ambrose St. Hyancinfh Interclass Activities Yearbook 4 Night School College CHARLES MC CANN St. Columbo Vice-President A.D.C. Student Council 4 College and Bus. Admin. JOHN MERCIER Sl. Veronica Intcrclass Activities Automotive mechanic ui? 1 JOHN MILLER St. Matthew J.V. Basketball l Varsity Basketball 2 College LOUIS MIRAMONTI Guardzan Angel Track 1 2 3 4 Intramurals 2 3 4 Cross Country 2 3 4 Student Councnl 4 Mechamcal Engzneer 'SY x -FG MAX MIZE HAROLD MORAN RONALD MORRISON St Albertus St Elz abelh Our Lady Queen of Heuxen Track l 2 3 4 Interclass Actlvltnes Track 2 3 Band 2 3 4 College Accountant Cross Country 2 3 4 Intramurals Dentist JAMES OLEKSIK Guardzan Angel J V Football 1 Varslty Football 2,3,4 JV Basketball l Track 1 Student Councll 4 College b NORMAN PALLARITO John D Pierce School Secretary of A D C Certzfted Publlc Accountant JOHN NOBILE Pulnslz School Yearbook 4 Cumznologzst An historical moment DAVID PAWLACZYK SI Hyacinth Varsxty Football 4 Intramurals Electromc Englneer 21 CHARLES PERNA Columbus School Band 1 Engzneer 'ACI' eifgiff Q, 3 fi K1 2- V X e JAMES PERNA JOHN PETTIS JAMES PINTO Columbus School Jackson Intermediate School Our Lady of Good Counsel Track 1,2 Interclass Activities Track 1,2,3,4 Cross Country 2,3 State Police Officer Engineer Band 2 Intramurals 1,2,3 Engineer DENNIS REXIN St. John Berchmans Student' Council 4 Varsity Baseball 3,4 Intramurals 2 Business WILLIAM RINKE St, Clement Intramurals l.2,4 Collision work Senior Cagers JAMES ROSS Patronage of Sl. Joseph Intramurals 2 Air Force 22 N2 lf? T 1-rig., 4, K ' -X... :QM : ,, ,. .ge if ,'yfE:Zd4igf, cy-1 'ni it .W JEROME POKRIEFKA St. Matthew Orchestra 2,3,4 Dance Band 3,4 Dixieland Band 4 Musician DONALD PRIEMER Sacred Heart Intramurals 1,4 Electronics Technician JOHN SAENZ Assumption Grotto Football 3 Success 5.1 DONALD SAMULL EDWARD SCHOCKER St. Alhertus Student Coun-:?l 4 Blue Jay 4 Architect St. Jude Football 2.3.4 Student Council 4 Track 1.2 ERNEST SKOWRONEK Patronage of St. Joseph Band 1,2,3.4 Mechanical Engineer Dining at the Ritz PAUL SCHWERI St. Veronica Track l Acoustical Engineer LEONARD SOLECKI l:A-iiiifsiftnz ROGER SILADKE Sacred Heart. Roxeville J.V. Football 2.3 Motion Picture Producer' .53 1 I F1 L gt ' ff. DENNIS SMITH Our Lady Queen of Heaven Football 2,3,4 Basketball 3,4 Track 2,3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Student Council 4 Engineering 7' 1 W' 4' , W, . 4' I, 6 1 t .H K Liz, A 1-'Q '1 16' .45 7 bw, .39 N a 5 JORDAN STELLA St. Hyacinth Intramurals Deep Sea Diver St. Charles Borromeo Interclass Actlvities Air Forceg Business VICTOR SUROVEC Ascension Student Council 4 Police Force KENNETH VERSELE Sacred Heart Roseulle Altar Soclety 1 2 3 4 College l. GREGORY SZULCZEWSKI St. Hyacinth Varsity Football 2.3 Student Council 4 College ROGER VANDENBEUSQUE St Catherine Varslty Baseball 2 '4 4 Intramurals l 2 3 4 lzngineer That blg Brother still watchmg you E' KENNETH TOMCZAK Our Lady Queen of Heaven Football 1 Self-employment f MARK ULICNY Ascension J.V. Basketball 2 Electronic Engineer ' f ilrggf ! l ...fami f . , ,3,,,W, . I... GARY WAGNER St Juliana Football 3 4 Basketball 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Engineer JEROME WALKOWSKI Our Lady Queen of Hem en Mechanical Technologist .. ' LAWRENCE WALNY St Hyacinth Band 1 2 3 4 Intramurals 1 Banker Maia if R EM ja. E , , , IS i A L-efggf - 7 I l l I Y O 7 1 7 7 7 ! 5 y l B 'K L' ,I x FREDERICK WILL St. Ignatius Intramurals l.2.3,4 Student Council 4 Business Adminislrariou Deserves another FRED WOZNIAK Priest School Football 1,2 Blue Jay: Editor 4 Yearbook 4 Band 2,3,4 Business Success L f'f WILLIAM BISHOP JOHN YOUNGBLOOD YOUNG Our Lads of Good Counsel SI, loacliim LV, Football 'V Football 2.3.4 Intramurals Z3 Basketball 2.3 Make u 51 000 000 Track l.2,3,4 Captain 4 Student Council 4 Glee Club 2 Engineer One good tum 25 The pose that depresses ll' mgx 4A makmg belleve they dont see the photog if 4i XXXX Jay Streeters with Hollywood trimmings 26 fs fe v v f.X...q x 1,7 f Lf X M. .K .. MXN V XX v ! Q 1' ' . 5 ,v fe .. J vp XX ' , UNDER GRADS X X ff iX ff.: if N' jf X Ei af IUNIORS While Bob Kondalskl traces the shortest distance between two pomts and Pete Asllo goes around m clrcles 3A occupies itself with literary monuments :Rushi- o cf CLASS OF 59 My N' nf YD 30 d '4-gr '-5 Q X mms, -CL. 529. L 4-?4 FI' Y' N A' - iv , 4 . , sbp 5- , 5 og ' K x fvtt 28 gig 51 N . , 4' EA I gh' lf, 4 , N 1 1 ' ff: ii' 'w fff-f' -sl. I my F wr vim? . 9 ' we 1 3 Luis 2 - ' R ' A f V i 4 A . 'L w H L 'S JC' , 1 H - 'W fir-Q X ...: -ggk all . if 5' ' r 4 1, f.. ,K 4 an VH., Wy, , , -, Q way m , 4 . 1 ' 99 -ix gay K - w Mr uv , 3 bv' ,H rm , l V. E . ...- ff'- w 5,tx ',4f ,,.,,av4 . 4 W1 K . H- ' Q ' , vw . la Q f 'ff , ga 'i ijf vwi 55 4294! 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X MX! .l 42 DEDICATION To Brother Christopher, our departing Athletic Director and our eminent track coach, in appreciation for all that he has done for athletics at St. .loe's in the past five vears, we respectfully dedicate the SPORTS section of THE 1958 ARROW. f . in K , X 1 iw O cf' N X ff R fl., XX N1 XXM I f-4 xg I 'QW-Z, f -'xi I ffssm '- Nw R 5 'ff H ' f 1 4 K x ' J r Y X R X i X P my XX X 5 1 was H X x ll A Xxx ll X R I X f lk If ,Z X l Y fu 'Mary ' I x S j XX KX T -f ff X X '- X X I X N7 VARSITY F CJOTBALL 553 8 3?45Q2E? BOTTOM ROW ll I0 rj W Lyszac A Clcchlnl R Drobot D Glaza J Saenz R Borough R Mansfield R LaF1er SECOND ROW Mgr M LdBeau F Mueller E Schocker F Kronner Young D Smnh T Budmck THIRD ROW Bro John St Joe concluded a successful season on the gndnron The record of two wms, one tue, and three losses falls to show that these losses were the result of tough com 2 Mlke Suchara, Chuck Malo, Jerry Sauve Moderator J Moronto R Schlek N Wdslelewskx D Roman D Pawlaczylt L Centala G Thlbault M Suchara TOP ROW R Berchulc L Scdrrow P Geshel W COSDOWSRI A Lutastanslu petltlon The Blue Jays vush to acknowledge the flne coachmg job done by Mr Jerry bauve, Mr Lhuck Milo, and Mr Make Suchara f X fi 1 X A MQZ X g . Y 'W V . 6 E , ' Qyi G. We1gner,,Co-Cap'tain'sQJ: Qleksik rand'M. Ferrare. Sytek. sf E: Bushor. liolch, Bowrnani ' ,Q I . - y 'lx V f ' he X l l X nf X ff l f U f R 0 of - f A i 1 W X W A f ff f F f . ' 4 f x f x . 43 .H+-.-o-ff..N,.-of-4-1 ' . f 'V nf-ak, .fhx .. 8 Y. V! , .1 X -'nf ,T Iyar, 1 I . 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J ,J .A si' S? 57 37 48 2155 52 5 i 5' 45 J55M,,, -Q 52 E40 'au U27 V17 -fa Q lf1 '5L 5 .ha .-5' K 'C iw VARSITY BASKETBALL LEFT T0 RIGHT Davld Mansour Denms Elles Denms Smlth Jack Hemmlngsen Eugene Page Frederick Muller Davnd Crowley John Kobasa Davxd Glaza John Gnanotto and Gary Wagner Under the excellent coachmg of Mr Charles Mllo Capt John Kobasa who besldes bemg elected the St Joseph Cagers agam rolled up a very envlable most valuable player by hrs teammates was named record In league competmon we fmxshed thlrd wlth to the All Clty Team by the three Detrolt newspapers a respectable 6 and 4 record The entlre season saw Dave Glaza and Gary Wagner recelved honorable the Blue Jays complle a 13 and 5 record mentlon for their efforts Davld Mansour David Glaza Gary Wagner Jack Hemmmgsen 48 Q ' ' 3 5 I, Uv h ff t , Q77 E 'RW David Crowley AW Denms Smlth le J Eugene Page BLUE JAY STARS IN ACTION John Kobasa SCORES OF THE GAMES NON LEAGUE St Joseph Opponent Natxvxty St Anthony Natlvnty St Thomas St Ladlslaus LEAGUE GAMES Joseph Opponent Aust1n Cathedral Central Notre Dame De La Salle Salcslan Austm Cathedral Central Notre Dame De La Salle Saleslan lf Mamet! an o B' :I 9 so 5 O St Q 49 fw' Fredenck Muller 41 ' ' 19 59 . 43 51 ' ' 37 1 1 , 45 . 55 . 5, 53 . ' 50 sn. 35 ' 73 42 39 i 40 64 5 36 34 as 51 ' 25 J,-3. 40 ' 59 qlgifi 55 64 'E 5 l 46 4 l 39 35 59 ' 26 .- 'LEVVA XX 2 A ,x . ,V A -1, 6, af I A 2 A-fxg f Q my sg Av V vi, 1 I I, ,-5' 24 2 f S , 1 :pf Q I . -y N, fa 1 nl' Dave Crowley Fred Muller John Kobisa Denrus Sm1th Gan Wagner Due Glaza Dive Mansour John Granotto Jwck Hemmmgscn Careful John Smlth surrounded by a squadron of Pllots Indlvldual Scormg Name Foul Fleld Shots Goals 50 Total ' ' ' 11 7 25 30 31 92 . 39 78 195 ' ' 24 25 74 Gene Page 19 13 45 I 53 75 203 . ' 36 79 194 1 8 17 42 ' 4 5 14 . ' ' 3 3 9 BLUE A I SX EBT PHILIP TQ aah ,mia, ,, Q , ST rfl TEURNMI I CHLXPIG Muller drops a deuce. In the basket we hope Kobasa leaps hugh for the loose ball E35 ff' 4 V K JoAnn, Pat, Carol, and Jackie, lend a feminine touch. ' K 3. - D11 Q I V BASKETBALL 53 I I E. Laskowski, G. Maciejewski, E. Johnson, N. Wasielewski, E. Misiuk, T. Schepansky, N. Bahnweg, R. Dobrowski, L. Ulicny ST. I CE'S CITY CATHOLIC CHAMPIONSHIP TRACK TEAM fff KNEELING Ron Zdrojew5kr Jrm Punto Bob La Ferr Frank Zdrojewskr Jerry Konddlskl James Longe Pete Magrre Tom Granmoo Gary Muldwa Charles Hunter Rene Thnbault CROUCHING Mrke McCorm1ck AI Matthews Dennrs Ford Tom Gretzen Hugh Krng Lou Molhcone Lou MlfdmOnll Walt Kowalczyk Dennis Oszust Gul Mudrak Lftrry Kwasnrew skl B111 Neuendorff Ed Saunders Bob kondalakn Ed Johnson Dave Mudrak STANDING Tom Laskowskr Paul DeRonne Dave Glaza Gul Thrbault Frank Kronner Tony Cracchrolo Bishop Young Nmo Clcchrnr Make Lemaux Leonard Centala Paul Buback Ed laskowskl Dennis Smrth John Huggins Dan Hough Mitchell Surel Mu Muze Larry Schenk Larry Koleh George Maclejewskl Xi qw- 5 Ob,-a Blshop Young captures the Regional 100 yd dash shortly after Bishop won the 220 Dennis Smith preps himself for the Catholics as he breaks away in the Regional half mile. 55 CATHGLIC Max Mrze first m Cnty Cathohc Mile, time 4 42 3 Mir QB William Bishop Young, first m Regional and Catholic 100 and 220 Bill holds school record ln both events with an 09 0 and 21 5, respectively John Higgins, high and low hurdler, the Detroit Catholic high hurdling champion. 56 . . . . . . . . U W , . . I' 3 L , KJ R V vwvgigw ww ,, ,' . yy? 1 S me . . . . . - . . . I . 2 . . HAMPS Lou Mnramontx quarter mule first with 53 9 Blll Neuendorf, lead off man on record breaking 880 relay, tune 1 34 2 Tom Gietzen, Catholic broad jump champg 20' M . 57 . 0. ., - . 2 . 4- -P F T I I . 3 . 4' Q- Z , 22 : . . . . ' ' 0 0 ll i8m.fmq...,,4 BF Neuendorf to Higgins m R Iona' 880 Dave Glaza breaks from the startmg eg blocks m the Regional 440 58 FAREWELL r '9 Bishop Young and Brother Christopher Major mgredlents m the formula of success J Sw S.. 4 i 1 'v -Q 22 ,,,,' 1 r, - I 'SJW I A .,, . . Y, A f . N. . , M, . 1955-,Vw 1 ' . .,.2, I, T, , 4, , 4- ,1,,k ,- ,Nd .x,.. ., 1 2' 5', ? 1539 , .'4nf511m,f - Q .W , K . A A-1. .- ..-km, X A 1 52, ,.,. .Q vs wif' .JQ J Q iv- eg, f v ii. 5 x - in . . ' ,M gk A ,A-, 5 r .J 1 2,3 it .ik-5' A 1 .i .,,,X ff!! K 'M !?P -f--.,f4' .'V A ROGER KRAMER STATISTICS Pitched Totaling Allowed Gave up Allowed Struck out SCHEDULE Cathedral Austm Notre Dame Sales1an De La Salle Cathedral Austm Notre Dame Sales1an De La Salle St Bernard St Gabrlel games innings hits walks earned runs batters mv 1 ' , Z,m7g4,! ,f -,. ,.,, , ,V 1 f fn s-A, Q ww, 1 ,f ' 'ix M ,wr wr Wanting Whackmg W.. .W Mnwwfimwwyg '41-In Ak!!! -nl Qs 3 if'-4 Slldmg Collldmg 62 ww New R 1' fwgfggg A- N, 3 M r . :H J - A ,, 4, , V . - .... 'A Q- 1 ij, x,h, . 1 , V , . ,W A 4 , , - f' f- A ,Q , .Wm . A 4:51, ,t , GA W L I - - A v', - , f ,j - . 5 7 my-X 1 A 3 gag , ' Q . , .. , V , q ff- Q, . -yy ' ., V gig . ,. . 4 k ,, , W 0, ' g ' , O I ' -'fflfwm yi' K . U .,,, - A ,,.,.,w W . -... , , I . ...........A. J 1 . 'T - 1 'E -,fx A , : may M. ' - f .M 'L ' A u,:w,,, t , I , Y f fy .1 N . Z ' . M A ' ,fo 3 H V M, ,Q ' V, ,, MW ,M I 1. , Vw'-.M ., ,f ,f , . '1 v , f-nf ' 'w.f'.5ffa- , , , ' ' w m v f' , 1 H ' -1 EL , wk, W .AVV ,V .,,, ,n , . . ,L , z H W f , Q .,f' , A 1 . 5, in . V4 yi. 4 A LL . , , f , ., fs, m , - :fu if , ' Y , H A R x- ' 4' - K. . 'Y-X .7 wk YA ' f, ,, in-L . ' . ,K 1 wz , '38, -,, ,, , A ,. . ,. ,. , 3 A f W A, W f ,A Q-,K A I sw. 4 . G L' fu ' 5 ' , N? Q '53, , A , i 4 , ' 7 . . ' f A wfu, ei ,fl-,Q,1 -- ff f . ., my A211 3 'gm In . 5:3524 K Ax 4MU:l5VzJL7ghf,f up if f . , . . J. V. BASEBALL 5 1 Sig, X gy, 3? 'IU' N. h . ?i,l'5fM X siggln Q5 ff? ai il K' 'qs' flfiayg QM 1 H If ,J f 4 J Ay J: ,Maxx xg - X 33. Lf ak , J I 1- 5Mx?3'.ss 3. - Q -'-w ,' 1-1 'jqgw , .JF f'f3Zr?'.-. ZS- 'rg 3,5 . . ,. 'K BOTTOM ROW, L In R.: Joseph Tillenger, John Boryczko, Budnick, Raymond Morawski, James Bryant, Dennis Wojcie Ronald Osmialowski, Leo Rathnaw, Edward Prina, Charles chowski. Zennon Kossak, Michael Bernhardt, Kenneth Wozny Kotulski, James Corey, Walter Tomyn. STANDING, I.. to R.: MISSING: Michael Baranowski. Brother John, Thomas Schepansky, Edward Figlioli, Timothy SCHEDULE Cathedral Austin Notre Dame Salesian De La Salle 63 x in :Saw 1- 4 x ww x X Mm G90 fs S Q0 mes ww acl' 1 WWW 19' I P1 581K 1 nf' St Joseph Hugh School provrded the background for the annual Sports Dmner on Apnl 26 1958 The event, sponsored by the Dads Club, was a full evenlng of entertarnment The guest speaker was Thomas Gal lagher of the Probate Court When the talks were over varslty letters were glven out to those who earned them ln therr respectrve sports In addrtlon, trophres were awarded to the most valuable and most xmproved players The evenmg was rounded out by a dmner and then dancmg to the muslc of St Joes dance band Trophy wmners J. Kobasa and D. Glaza Mr. Gadzinski, Dad's Club Vice-President 2 fav 3 ffl! ,L-as , 'Na tu 1 Cf' ' .X U32 ffqgfgzfigk 1. lli l.x f std, if 1 I1 .,.,, N -lf? my ', 'f'i'.. RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES 'F QI .lb , - I ,if h f is W Jil' itil 'Q , I .' ,., V f r.- Yqkvx Mfg? ,P Q 'Vw I I Q -- , SS so '-A' 1 ,J 1 Q F' XM.: 5 is +.., 14. gp' 6-.J LA Altar Society I-lbtx gf Officers of the A.D.C.: Paul Holody, President, Charles McCann, Secretary, and Nor- man Pallarito, Treasurer. t joseph HEI 511 School, Betrort 7, iiqtc REPORT OF CLASS SEMESTER NG SH MATH MAT CS H STORY SC NCE ATN R NCH PNG BOOKK BUS NESS CHAN CA DRAW NG APP CAT ON ABS NT L E Ll E I I T LE L L M3 XT ' H FE , l EEL L T- ' ME I L .-.. n L Ll L E LATE I . . 1 3' i Z fn O Z 1 -1 '53- UI Q Q Z If -I c I t l'l'1 4 Q89 ' :tint E 'E Eff E 1 , T , ' 1 EE iii .5 'Jil A' 33' ii 3 gig an lg ig :mall ,, - ,Ns aww! 1-vw-vl ...rn ii Y , uQ 2: u ,- + .+1+'-ifiue-ai Q 0 fx -.11 . af' , , V' s r I L STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council at St. Joseph perfonns an important function. lt enables the school to be kept somewhat respectable and orderly. It relieves the faculty, already on a strained schedule, of extra burdens. Contrary to popular opinion, it is not prudent to take it easy during the junior year if one has any aspirations of becoming a Student Councilor. It is at the end of this year that the following year's group of candidates are selected on the basis of leadership, cooperation, prudence, reliability, and scholarship. If some rowdy individual seeks undue attention by acting in a disgraceful manner, a suitable penance is rendered, or a ticket to the Student Court is bestowed free of charge. A common misconception of habitual rabble-rousers is that the Court is not just and that it demonstrates partiality towards Councilors. In proving that the Court is not partial, all one need do is point out that a number of seniors, and few Councilors, have been tried and found guilty. As for being unjust, the judges have not heard one case wherein the malefactor of good has put forth any sort of sound defense, but rather using equivocation and mental reservation to deceive justice. In conclusion, we of the Student Council wish to thank Brother Christopher, our one-man Central Intelligence Agency, for his sagacious assistance. 70 v Officers of the Student Council, James Carroll, Paul Holody, Charles McCann, Donald Samull discuss a case. The strong arm of the law. STUDENT COUNCIL ST. JOSEPH HIGH SCHOOL DETROIT ',. 1 Date , is he summoned to appear at the next session of the Student Colmcil Court INFRACTIONS OF RULES 1. General disorder lj 4. Smoking 2. Talking, whistling, etc., in 5. Going out of bounds dining corridors, stairs, lavatory ij lunch period 3. Loitering-corridors, stairs p I I p A V cafeteria, in lavatory Q iMember of Student Council? 71 Fifty Dollar Club AUXILIARY Max Mnze School Leader m Drive receives Brother Lewis congratulations CONCERT BAND 4- l-wr K FIRST ROW I T0 R Mr J Doto M McCormick W Lyszak nan I Chrlders S Opelc D Plelack Brother Mlchael moderator P Drewno J Gadya E Skowronek R Voss P Boos R De THIRD ROW M Pokrnefka A Boldgettc T McDonald D Gul Meulenaere L Walny G Rebresh SECOND ROW R Borough lam P Boos E Lmei D Smnh J Kowalski J Kaptur J Mor R Brukwmblu T Allen M Muze T Johannes G Gull P Calla gan R Lombardi D Van De Pme Four Year Trophy Wmners I to R L Walny. M Pokrlefka, M Muze, R B0rough, R DcMeulenaere, D Smnh, F Wozmak, P Boos, F Skowronel. 73 4 , A - , L , 4 4 4 4 Ai 1- 1, W,,.W, .,i,.Y W,-4 A Av- Y , f L L v- - - H ' - - - - - - - - - - - -Y- - A - - , +v-, 'nv' 'I ? SA 2,1 4 ' , V: i -Q E ,L I 2? as , I ' K Y ,W 4 , , . fi f , hifi 1- T fi : , ,- M I in .. .'. I ,Ai ll' W..- . ' , . , . ' '. . ff. . '. . ' .' . ' ' . . , . , . ' ' , . . . .' . - .' . , ' , . L, . .. . . . ' . . , . ' . ' F , . , . , . , - , . ' ' , . , . ' . l THE DANCE BAND FIRST ROW L T0 R F Wozmdk Mr J Dolo D Gnllam R Borough R BI'llkWll'1Slxl R Voss P Boos M Muze SECOND ROW M Poknefka J Kaptur D Van De Pulte R DeMeuIen'1cre L Walny P Callanan Polka Time V n plays Gotham Noctume 74 DIXIELAND BAND PROM THIS TO THIS . . . TO THIS!!! The Blue I a y A Bl Monthly Pubhcatnon St Joseph s I-hgh School Ll Detrolt, Mtch Ed1t0rmCIuef Frederlclt Wozmalt 58 Sports Editor Alton ClCCl'lll'll 59 Feature Eflztor Dennls Lerchenfeld 59 Vens Edrtor Rlchard Bodell 59 Plmmgraplu Thomas Schepanslty Powell Studios Art Richard Bodell Brother Christopher Ilnrerr and Reporrers Mlchael Baranowslu 59 Arthur Korreclt 58 Frank Samtate 59 Donald Samull 58 Robert Kondalskl 59 David Van De Pltte 59 James Wymemko 59 Peter Boos 58 Paul Holody 58 Tom Htldebrandt 58 fx X lftj Biur val xx I lun SIUNUU O A --'BLUE JAY 1 251 .0 ' Qffslzaf SEATED L T0 R D Van De P1tte,F Samtate, T Hildebrandt. P Boos, A Korreck, P Holodgg D Samull, R Kondalsk1 STANDING F Wozmak, Edltorxn-Chxef 76 . . . f Q . 0 'X s. , X 9 ' ' ' . ' ., 1 iq, X ,XX . 1 . A in X- Q I fu, -s l . . . . . . '- at . ' .' , I f . .'. , lun, . ' A v l X I, 'lilly X' 'wql r ' y , .D . I. . ' I 9x,w ' ' '1' l . ' ' 4 li..v-lv-to II-4... y ,,,,,,,,M ,IU H, ' 7 'Ns' f . , I f - . .- - 9 1' fx 1 , , , ,B V . , v . Q - 41 g Y v Q N in nvllll' 5 Y- - - v ' - -..M - - B L L W 9 9 v , v Q . . , R .,. 9 .Q D llll Yllilll . HQ ,II 1 'fZ- , .4 .i 1. , -5 2551 t 1 1-1 ., 1 K I-in . , . ,.. :EF v w 6 H .1..'-rm' :': z- .4 -1437.- ' --. ,- .,. -. ARROW STAFF The Arrow Staff, under the watchful eye of Brother C. Joseph, has worked long hours to present a book, which, we hope, will please all. If in the future you are able to relive some phases of your high school career, the purpose of this book will have been accomplished. Trying to beat the deadline date STANDING L TO R P Boos F SEATED A Korreck R DeMaght Wozniak, J., hlobile, Iilildebrandti ALUMNI '? 'L s REM: ' 5. P' L 5 if 1 1 K XM M If i KFLQ c His Honor, The Mayor N Fifty years of service L. to R.: Dominic Palazzolo, Alumni President, Charlie Hasse, Master of Ceremonies, Mayor Miriani and Brother Dominic, honored guests. 1.9 xiii Zh-. 1958 Graduates and Alumni- The Boys! LET S DANCE g lik a 5 :V Blow Out Bottoms up Watch Out' Contentment On the prowl Oh, Mike! Ho! Ho! Tell Me More 79 I . 7, A ' o j 2 r , mul! ' , oss 55 4'-.Q gf Afo ' .PQ K l 'W 41gf 2 vf 5 .kv vw . ' x I . I Q g A f ', 1 4 Q , I. 1 ., . ig 'I I: ' 3' lj: ' Y: t W, 251 . 5 'iz li, a W DADS CLUB Ever anxlous for the 1mprove ment of the school the Dads Club agam sponsored thelr an nual Sprmg Festlval to provlde funds for needed buxldmg altera tlons Workmg through th e months wlth thelr sons ln school the Dads raffled off a 1958 Ford to hlghllght the day of galety and entertamment at St Joes And where It stops, nobody knows The wheel of fortune??? The big payoff . . . Good luck, Larry 80 I T , - W ,- .q,l-51 I A.-- I AUXILIARY LADIES John and Jeanette get an early start Frank Kronner doing double duty pi F' Les Boys and Les Girls 82 1 ,f N 'Aff' 1 Z WV Lawrence and the Lady Beauty and the Oh' Hello Sam Semor Prom 3' i .J qi S The Grand March The ' Detrolters 'x xx . X 5 , VL .4 ' sf 'Q . ,-5, .5 dk 1 Y I' R 'W M ' H 1 Y. f-. tb we .4 ex. . ' 5541, AQ'-z-. -1-.-z-,ef .. rl:-nag , 4- 5. DQ 'AN Q5 ' Q Ha , 3. fav' 21 ii, '-' ' -' !f?'f?ifJ!ff1ff4 ' V Q I ffbvvf f 4 , Y , v? -1 1 - .. - Q QQMU -s .QQ , 5 6- ' ' .. ..-.1 L 44.... L f 1 ,t U: an-11:1 M 6 ---, 10- , gy, AW--. A L.-- ,1--.M .4-siutgs nv . .0-' ig- fi 'A xp, 55 - if I , . , b . 45,1 4,-54 .1'4, glglf, 1 .L w. Ws?'4+i.', i gf? , 'I ' an se n ' '.'iff X u I' 4 nr is... GRADUATION Four years of working and waiting terminate with a walk down a church aisle. The interval between walks, however, changes their meaning. One enters empty- handed but exits diploma-laden to enjoy the congratulations of all and sundry. Congratulations, Roger Ave Atque Vale BEST WISHES THE GRADUATES FROM OFFICERS AND MEMBERS FEDERAL CREDIT UNION 7843 Mr Elhorr NOT FOR PROFIT BUT FOR SERVICE TO OF MIDLAND EMPLOYEES I I E 1 6 a m To Midnight Road Service 10 Mile Llffle Mack SHELL SERVICE FIRESTONE PRODUCTS Service ls My Business RON SCHOCKER 55 Phone PR 59130 20725 East 10 Mile Road ' St. Clair Shores, Michigan BEAVER REALTY C 0 M IPANY Qlncorporated 1912D 1460 East Jefferson Avenue Zone7 x- an 4' v CarlJ Henrrchs President Joseph A Sch age Jr Vnce Pres dent Joseph A Schulte Treasurer Edw n C Burch Secretary WOodward 249758 I N S U R A N C E ex J r. - Q 4 Nh 5. 1 get 'Q wr- , L - 24 M A ,,... -, Qt nv' . , :fr -E -1 'P 1 L . . I . . . r , ., ' ' COMPLIMENTS OF K 8. K PLUMBING 8. HEATING SERVICE 12538 GREINER DETROIT 5 MICHIGAN VEnice 9 I6I6 Oil and Gas Fired Appliances -:- Industrial Piping AY T0 BETTER LIVING th s 1r1tua1 and materlal nches of the Learnmg provldes a key to e p orld Through learmng sclence and mdustry have combmed to d new measure of 16lSl11'8 w bnng new convemence new benefits an a mto our hves In thls evolutlon elec F1 y In the years to come you wlll hve st1l1 better electncally for greater thxngs are 1Il store But It w11l take ever hlgher standards of learmng to Wm them dreams of today the m helpmg to make the Good luck to you reahtles of tomorrow. DETROIT EDISON ' ' t 'cit has played a leading part. WEITENBEHNEH FUNERAL HUIVIE 13841 GRATIOT LA 61133 PHOTOGRAPHY AT ITS BEST SCHOOLS WEDDINGS BABIES JJ A Poweff .SZUAOA Largest In The Mdwesf TOLEDO DAYTON DETROIT U I If I O O ' i L - -, I VAN LANTZ SERVICE I9545 Van Dyke Detroit Mlchlgan SINCLAIR PRODUCTS smcn.Aln JOHN DULA Prop BRAKE SERVICE TUNE UP ROAD SERVICE TW I 9895 Q g6ly0Ul' 0l'l'll0aI'lg Attleboro Massachusetts Known wherever there are Schools and Colleges Class Rmgs and Pxns Commencement Inv1tat1ons D1plomas Personal Cards Club Inslgma Medals gl Troph1es Represented bv Mr Charles D Burgess 15020 Fenkell Avenue Detro1t 27, M1Ch1g3,H I...-..... . . . ' I Ulilil5 I Q I ' 0 ' o o H H Q I 31153 QW NATIONIXL BANK WOODWARD AT CADILLAC SQUARE PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT NINTH FLOOR Compliments of r. and Mrs. Wllllam LI llnnnell NEWMAN HALL Wayne State Umverslty THE CATHOLIC CENTER ON CAMPUS the Relngaous Academuc and Socual center of Catholuc culture on the secular campus Du ly Mass Lectures Counsollmg Tutoring Uhe Catholtc studentl has the oblngatuon to become an actlve member of the local Newman Club carry responslblllty for a Catholtc student attendlng fa secularb tnstttutlon Pastoral Letter Most Rev George J Rehrnng Toledo Ohio 5705 Woodward T Detroit 2 Much T TEmple l 1572 Re Ed urdH Peters CSP AM SSL STD Duector Rev John M Donelon CSP AM Assocate D ector Ernle Hawkmson CARPENTRY CONTRACTOR Rough Ftnnsh Resudentlal Commercnal l7836 Homer Rosevulle Mtchtgan PRescott 7 0868 I I ! U at o o O I O i O . . - . . - . . - . . . 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Laundry - Hats - Alterations - Dye Works Denon 5 Michigaa 1 . , A - HOSPITAL BEDS - WHEEL CHAIRS - FOR SALE OR RENT Customer Parking :Fr Delivery Service PAUL REMER PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY - SURGICAL APPLIANCES 'I3644 Gratiot 13616 Gratiot At McNlchols ISix Mule Roadl LAkevlew 64890 BELTS TRUSSES LADIES GARMENTS ELASTIC HOSIERY Acknowledgments Taking advantage of the liberty allowed a moderator when the editor IS not looking I should like personally to thank BROTHER LEWIS our Principal who allowed us to initiate production of the 1958 Arrow with little more than the Spirit of Fatth as collateral for solvency PETER BOOS whose blood sweat and editorial tears made possible all that IS of worth in our book Powell Studios NIR MAURICE GEIS and his secretary known to us as JACKIE people not seen but often spoken to for their mexhaustible patience with photographic assignments and orders good humor that reached to the echelons of the heroic All the boys with whom I shared afternoon jokes 'md tcc creams especially JOHN NOBILE, ART KORRECK TOM Hll DEBRANDT and FRI-D WOZNIAK BOB DE MAGHT who drew so many copies of so many things that he alone can rival Clyde McK1nnans patience and good humor ALL who deserve a Thank You and whom Ive unfortunately forgotten ALL THE STUDENTS AT ST JOES who purchased a l958 Arrow and my low pressure salesmen from 4A 4B 4C and TA who did such a fine job keeping the yearbook solvent by writing receipts in duplicate Appreclattvely THE MODERATOR Powell Studio's photographic ace, CLYDE MC KINNON, for service and genial 'SJ ,ff A 3- The cap and gown you wear and the dlploma you recelve at graduatlon are symbols of a real accomplishment Never has educatlon been more lmportant to 1nd1v1duals or to our natlon Your contrl butxon w1ll be more valuable and more rewardmg because of the self dlsclphned efforts wh1ch have carmed you to thls hlgh pomt ln your llfe We wlsh you cont1nu1ng success as you move on to further educatlon or begln to bu1ld your careers ID the 11fe of the commun1ty MICHIGAN CONSOLIDATED GAS COMPANY Servzng 835,000 customers Ln ,Mnchzgan Congratulation , Graduates' - SENIOR DIRECTORY 4A Adamczyk, Robert, 8064 Westminster, Baseline Baker, Dennis, 14181 Cedargrove, 5 Bartolomei, Peter, 3702 McDougall, 7 Boos, Peter, 8221 Nuemberg, 34 Buback, Lawrence, 19632 Goulbum, 5 Cole, Donald, 4843 Mitchell, 7 Coucke, Harvey, 11264 Kennebec, 5 Cron, William, 6015 Newport, 13 DeMaght, Robert, 18339 Stephens, E. 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Smith, Dennis, 7588 Grixdale, 34 Ulicny, Mark, 8106 Toepfer, Van Dyke Vanderbeusque, Roger, 8917 Georgia, 13 Wagner, Gary, 13120 Elmdale, 13 Wozniak, Frederick, 5820 Florida, 10 Young, Bishop, 2972 Belvidere, 14 4B Adelsbach, Joseph, 15038 Young, Detroit 5 Berchulc, Ralph, 4820 Dubois, 7 Bielicki, Gerald, 14517 Lappin, 5 Borough, Richard, 10289 Balfour, 24 Budnick, Terrance, 1980 Theodore, 11 Budnick, Thomas, 11061 Nashville, 5 Caldwell, Richard, 6040 Whittier, 24 Cicchini, Nino, 14665 10 Mile Rd., E. Detroit Crowley, David, 3846 Holcomb, 14 Czekiel, Richard, 8076 Stockton, 34 DeNeulenaere, Robert, 9312 Kercheval, 14 Dilegge, Celeste, 4229 Mitchell, 7 Ferrera, Michael, 20500 St. Mary's, 35 Finnigan, John, 11085 Nashville, 5 Fitch, James, 16394 Frazho, Roseville Gianotto, John, 2678 Pierce, 7 Sl. La. Lo. Tw. Ve. Wa. Ve. Va. Pr. Pr. Dr. Ve. Wa. Sl. Tu. Wa. Tw. Wa. Tw. Sl. Tw. La. Ga. La. La. Wa. La. La. Wa. La. Lu. Pr. Tw. Sl. 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