St Josephs High School - HiWay Yearbook (South Bend, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1956 volume:

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No Tonsk, once he leorns IT needs doing, is leTT undccomplished for long. AnyThing ond everyThing from boloncing The budgeT To Trimming The bushes comes under his core. OverTime is The rule-noT The excepTion -Tor This loborer in The vineyards of The Lord. For These ond oTher less eosily expressed reosons, vve oleolicoTe This book To FoTher Michoel Vichuros. 2 74e77Za4t2euefzend leo ri ,Pauleq, 2,2 Apostolic Administrator, Diocese of Fort Wayne 74a 775445 feaecemi fain Wold D - D Archbishop-Bishop of Fort Wayne ox Upper left--Central Catholic High School Lower left-South Bend Catholic High School Center-St. .loseph's Academy Upper right-The Marien Schule Beginning our high school career, we were enrolled at Central Catholic-via the Marien Schule, at South Bend Catholic, or St. Josephfs Academy, three old but small high schools. We emerged with the traditional freshman greenness, looking forward to four years of fun, parties, football and basketball games, dances, exams, and the routine of regular studies. High school classes, new teachers, meeting new students from other parishes, may have frightened us, but our parents told us that we would soon get used to it. And so we did. At the end of our freshman year, we loved high school and were anticipating the Catholic high school at the corner of Michigan and Angela. 4 n , Qr 17'7'7wm. fmruu u f 'Tm .D - ,K ,, :ff ' --W,?,+ -Rfk, -H ' ' Y vi ', -V -' ' . ' ' ' ' fi 1 'fggsisfigsxa ' K ' 1 ' ' ' ei , if 'Z gg, Lv-Q , fp . , . .V . W N ' J H 54 vi' ?qm?5,.m-afff. , 'w.:511,5wg 1' ,,,,,m'- 1 Y -2 5 W ' , ,A ' ,Z w V my :,:gizg'i ww .1 Y ' 1' k , LA H tw' Af 'ww 'WMU ' xi, ,- , ' W, , ,ff 1 ' 15, , V' , , fx' ' 0 ' i X ' 5, ,gf K , , L . , , , , K My mv, , . ,M H 36 , g If 1, 4 I 5 X 5 w - Qvlmw ' ,' ' w wmey V H 1 ,I ,. 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Leaving with the wisdom and experience of a high school career, we will treasure the studies, exams, dances, football and basketball games, parties, and fun of our tour years. We have triecl to grow in religion, character, and intelligence as the school has grown in spirit, statue, and students. Whether we were an Academy girl, South Bend Catholic student, or Shule boy, we will remember the part we played in the history and tradition of a new school. This will be the last tribute to those schools and the seniors who began their high school journeys there. 4eSa4a4Zf4 ' Reverend Michael Vichuras Broiher Reginald Jusiolk, C.S.C. Superimendent Principal Mosf ovvore oT The inside sTory of ST. Joseph's ore The Three odminisTroTors of The school by whom eoch irTTernol develop- menT is corefully supervised. InTimc1TeIy ossocioTed Wiih The ollciirs, spii'iTuc1l, sociol, ond Hnonciol of boTh deporTmenTs is our devoTed superiniendem, FoTher Vichuros, buT from The TirsT planning session of ony ocTiviTy To The Tinol P. A. onnouncemem, we ore seldom wiThouT The vvoTchTuI guidonce of BroTher Reginald or SisTer lvlorie des VicToires. X 5555 UNICA Sisier Marie des Vicfoires, C.S.C. Vice-Principal 8 example and deed, so that we may have one nation dedicated to Mary, 7 Christ, the Supreme Revelation ot God to man, is the book of lite tor us to study for our natural and spiritual perfection. We find here the reason tor our being students ot St. Joseph's High School and tor our teachers dedicating themselves to become other Christs and to give us intellectual and spiritual nourishment. Their ettorts in our behalf and constant example manifest tor us the path ot Our Blessed Mother to complete love and perfect obedience. To these, our spiritual and intel- lectual leaders, We owe our loyalty and respect. As they have formed us in the knowledge ot Christ, vve must go torth and teach others by the Mother of God. BROTHER ALEXIUS ADAM, C.S.C. BROTHER BENEDICT GERVAIS,C.S.C. Athletic Director, Religion III Physics, Algebra I 8. II English IV BROTHER BERNARD DONOHOE, C.S.C. Intramurals, Religion II, U. S. History SISTER M. BERNARD FRANCIS, C.S.C. SISTER M. FRANCIS BORGIA, C.S.C. Sponsor of Junior A, History, Sociology, Sponsor of Sophomore A, Religion, Algebra, Typing Geometry, Chemistry 9 Brother George Hansen, C.S.C. Brother Gerard Fitz, C.S.C. Brother Harold Ruplinger, C.S.C. Bookstore, Bookkeeping, Typing, Lcitin l 8g ll. Sophomore Sponsor, Yeorbook Acl Business Low. viser, Glee Club, English I 84 ll. Brother Eugene Pcilinski, C.S.C. Assistant Athletic Director, English HI Religion H. Sponsor of Junior C, Religion, Eng- Sister M. Francis Catherine, C.S.C. lish, History. Brother Charles Johnston, C.S,C. School Socriston, High School Moth, General Business, Remgon 1' Sister M. Froncis Paula, C.S.C. Sponsor of Freshman A, Religion, Algebra, History. 10 Brother James Linscott, C.S.C. Brother James Sullivan, C.S.C. Brother Joseph Everett, C.S.C. Freshman Sponsor, Prefect ot Re- Assistant Yearbook Adviser, Assist- Faculty Library, Vocational Civics ligion, Religion I, Spanish I 84 ll. ant School Workers, World History, Religion I 81 II. Sister Mary Gregoria, C.S.C. Sister Mary Immaculate, C.S.C. Sponsor of Sophomore C, Religion, Sponsor of Sophomore D, Religion, Alegebra, Latin, Spanish. Clothing. Sister M. John Joseph, C.S.C. Sister Mary Josephita, C.S.C. Sponsor of Freshman D, Religion, Sponsor ot Senior B, Religion, Eng- Civics, English. lish, Latin. 11 BROTHER KENAN JUDGE, C-5-C BROTHER LEONARDO BEBETU,C.S.C. BROTHER MARCIAN O'DONNELL Assisfcnf DIVECIOYI Head GUICIYIYICS Sophomore Sponsor, School Paper, C.S.C. Counselor English III Deon of Boys, Ushers Club, U. S. History Government Economic Geography I-an-..,,,,,n SISTER MARIE DE MONTFORT, C.S.C. SISTER MARY MARCIAN, C.S.C. Sponsor of Freshman B, Religion, English, Sponsor of Senior A, English, Geomefry Latin SISTER MARY NAZARETH, C.S.C. SISTER MARY ROSEBIA, C.S.C. Sponsor of Junior B, Religion, Biology, Shorihund, Typing Heolfh 12 BROTHER PASCHAL TOMASZEWSKI, BROTHER RICHARD GREJCZYK, BRQTHER THADDEU5 GOTTEMOLLER C.S.C. C.S.C. C.S.C. Religious Bullefin, Latin I 8- ll Locks and Lockers: Algebra, Workers, Honor Roll, Cl-,emisfryl Plane Geomeffy Physical Science, Solid Geomefry SISTER MARY AMADEUS, C.S.C. SISTER M. LOUIS lRENE, C.S.C. Glee Club Library, Journalism SISTER MARY VICTOR, C.S.C. SISTER ZITA MARIE, C.S.C. Sponsor of Sophomore B, Religion, Algebra, Sponsor of Freshman C, Religion, Ari, English Biology Civics 13 Brother Leveling, C.S.C. Rev. John Vrabely Mr. Harry Davis Senior Sponsor, Vocational Director, Religion, Sociology. Mechanical Drawing. World History, Religion IV, Mr. George Kelly Mr. Angelo Turco Mr. Leon DeWitte Head Football and Basketball Assistant Coach, Gym, Health. Freshman Coach, Health, Gym. Coach, Gym, Biology. V- isitzlfrfns'- M' f-rl,-S M-e1Wv'fY2w'?'-new-fvafmisdf 31 S 1 - ' arg 175353115'g:Qs'?'.Q.Uf . -, ,, 7L. ,:wfL!'9'Qlf:fKj'I.Q.15'f ':U95 'a. s'5' L W , S S 3'2 -55-3 7 J 'Ti . ,K .ig ..-3353-a1f.1 S . .'.w..ssfff si ez 3.1,-my : Q-'ww swwas . -' -:g..li-. 3,-egfzzii,-a-'1 5-052-''f14swEi2:i1?2g:A-ifi'zf,-afZ,1w'iggai. 2-E ' f. ti- 'I f ' 3 , . .s..g1.t X.. if 3 W if Mrs. Thomas Miller Mrs. V. J. Slack Gym Directress, Health. School Secretary- School 14 .wry s 5 xt as s-'xwgxqas as W 1.44.5 . .s V' fr 232,226.2 1 Wfrbw .S 5.3 gf gzvwffs c ,- .L ,.- . : ' -: 'Q'!- Alibi L 'l ' til-vel' A -isis-A-U-vt'.' -ff -sc fwlfwm f- '. - - . . . V . z1g.,,q:t7..rw..f.:.w... f'ff3u.,.:w1,sf5 s -- J .1 .wx .?!:'.--'i 'ff 1 2 -f S: I ' Z - f ' - if-:viTE,.Q2i5 , ff fish - ' V '-1 9 rs 'Yi Ei: 55:55--:'H.' LY 'I 5 ', as-2.,,, V. .,,,,f,.....,vA ,L ,, V K 1 s . yi? 'Jeff ' ' .. ,,, ...,,,.., ,,..,, 2 .- .,, - . Lg. .X , . , A Miss Ann Marger Nurse. I i 4 , 1551115 de ' 7 25 The inside story ot our Senior class is one of having come a great distance on the Hi-Way to happiness, approaching a crossroad ot momentous decision, a goal once thought unattainable. We were not overwhelmed with trepidation, rather, we were confident because we have come to know the responsibility at attaining discipline of intellect, knowledge ot virtue, and the academic procedures that will protit us in later life. -fvur BBW Offezww- gage' D Left to right: Charles Sweeney, Secretary, Robert Schrandt, Treasurer, Mike Laughlin, Vice'Presidentp Tom Ruetz, President. 16 Ego ! .4 v ' Left to right: Rosalie Glon, Treasurer, Magclelyn Lentsch, Social Chairman, Mary Arnold, Vice- Presidenf, Judy Egan, President, Louise Norris, Secretary. Sascha x4 Left to right: Judy Keogan, President, Rosemarie Lipetska, Treasurer, Margo Gerharz, Vice-Pres ident, Suzanne Fox, Social Chairman, Jo Marie Canfield, Secretary. Semhai? Now the class with freshmen memories of Central Catholic, Saint Joseph's Academy, and South Bend Catholic has come to the end of a scholastic soiourn in the melting loot of our modern Saint Joseph's High School. In the future years we, the 1956 Senior Class, will always recall the spirit that the words of our school song so fittingly impart . . . 17 ARDEN SUZANNE ABELL MARY LOUISE ALLEN Sue Mary Lou ReaIly? Ding dong . . . nightly PIVIUPS 121 East Pokagon Street . , . likes blonde hair and blue eyes. 309 Napolean Blvd. ff' l Q Z. yddidd l GREGORY SCOTT ARMSTRONG MARY CHARLOTTE ARNOLD George Mary Every man takes the limits of his Just wait til I get this station- own field of vision for the limits wagon one milimeter off the of the world. school grounds. 1049 North Johnson Street 2009 Frances, Elkhart LINDA LOUISE BELLEMORE JAMES EDWARD BERTA Linda Jim Her great, great uncle's brother He likes the outdoors. ' was the King of the Wild Fron- 1218 McKinley tier. 1810 Morton Avenue, Elkhart 18 RAY ANDREWS Curly My style and my sentiments are MY OWN, purely original. 1553 Lincoln Way East, Mishawaka JOAN ANN ANDRUSZKO ujou The best is yet to come . . . A sweet smile all the while. 2415 West Poland Street 'ScdaaZ... WILLIAM DANIEL AYRES IIBHIII On with the dance. 1105 Stantield BARBARA ANN BARCZYKOWSKI Barbara The LaSalle Branch couIdn't get along without her. Laughing eyes. 3009 Hartzer Street SHEILA RAE BERZAI Hsuzyif 'Test? I don't have ci book yet. 729 South Albert Avenue MARY LOU BEYER IIMMYH Time will tell . . . A hoppy-go- lucky girl . . . Better late than never. 1113 East Haney Avenue MIKE B. BIDELMAN Spike This above all, to thine own self be true, and it must follow, as the night the day, thou cans't not then be false to any man. 938 Prairie Avenue, Elkhart CHARLES ARTHUR BRYAN Half-track A vvit is a fool, and a chief is a rod, But an honest man is the work of God. 2805 Ponsha Street NANCY JEAN CONLEY uNcnn I'm so 'cited! 114 Wagner Avenue, Elkhart WILLIAM DUANE BIRD BiII Fight the good fight and true, believe in your mission, greet life with a cheer, There's big work to do, and that's why you are here. 533 East Angela Blvd. W ezebto JO MARIE CANFIELD H1011 Better late than never, 1003 Lincoln Way East, Mishawaka PHILIP UNDERWOOD BONDI FIyboy Don't try to beat the teachers . . . they mark the report cards. 420W Manitou Place qua.. NORMAN FREDERICK BRADLEY Norm A college degree or else!!! 1637 South Michigan Street JAMES RICHARD CERNEY Jim It is not the things we meet in life that count so much as the spirit in which we meet them. 1157 East Calvert Street SUSAN THERESA COONEY usueu Well, here goes nothing, 312 N. Lincoln, Niles 19 DOROTHY ELLEN CORMIER WILLIAM JOHN CLANCY Clans l'm Irish, and proud of it. 904 Harrison Street PHYLLIS AN N COTY rfcorkyff Hphylr, And they're off like a herd of Tops in our book . . . Wise and dusty turtles. witty . . . unpredictable . . , 141 East Dice Street Never had a dull moment. 417 Napolean Blvd. MARTHA LOU CROWLEY Martha A diller, fx dollor, our red headed scholar. 2297 Ponader Drive JAMEs stem-:EN DANEHY 'mmf' 'lt's been a long grind, but N WILLIAM STEPHEN CULLITON IIBHIII They gazed and gozed but still the wonder grew, thot one small head should carry oll he knew. 2618 South Bend Avenue ezebto, DAVID ARTHUR DANIELS ,,Dcve,, It matters not how long you live mode it. but how well. 1031 Niles Avenue H 133 Fisher Street KARL FRANCIS DIETSCH KATHLEEN LOUISE DOLAN BARBARA JANE CZOSNOWSKI Pudgie Oh, I don't know! 610 Laporte Avenue f 0 0 WILLIAM DeGRAFF IIBHIII Where's the next pony? 729 North Hill Street JAMES JOHN DOMINELLO PAUL VALENTINE CZYZEWSKI Chez The guy who will beat you to the punch at every party. 837 North Elmer Street THOMAS EDWARD DIETER llTomll Give me the benefits of your convictions, but keep your doubts to yourself for I have enough of my own. 1127 Portage Avenue l l EUGENE DONAHUE I Karl Kathy Jim-Boy 4 Hot Sticks A lUU9l'1 IS worth G hundred Oh no! A health test! If silence were golden, I'd be To live and let live. QVOCWIS On GUY m0 l4Sf- 1682 Northern Avenue rich, 415W Dixie Way South 425 E951 P0kU90'1 1208 East LaSalle Street JOSEPH LAWRENCE DONNELLY Hjoeu We know what we are, but know not what we may be. 134 Forest, Niles MARY LOUISE EASTWOOD HMMYH The eternal giggler , . . blushes red as o beet. 916 Frances Street Vit 'il 1 si. wfffwwwwvg-7. ft f-'- ..w--.iseuwfv1 W . Z. f ' J 2 .,.15gg,gfg.HfsefiLsf?gi53'e1EQ .f ' 1T'K'fo-tv.ezgsgfg,1g,3tg5e5g,,5gi2 ' ' ---' . .. f . - -1? 1 - .. , -. 'F . , 29, 13 .f 'jf-itfigaggg ' - - -,1Q1Q ' ' 472.5213 i ' 1. .A r ' . 'svyiser' . ' :Q 3 ' . . .V , QI -E .:E-' ' ge t . . , , ' .- , ' -.cf -'QE -:, -j a' n:. :.5,. - . , .s llizetffli 4az . 2z,.egi . , its i'1iiffy-aes as-. etxgsfs - 'tfestlg - mia-.f,-. t lv' ' 5 - nl' Lite if , gsft. egg? - .- :V-may 'x .i 'f 14:-' 7 wi A v THOMAS ARTHUR EVERDING IlTomlI I am no orator as Brutus is, I only speak right on. 201 West 16th Street, Mishawaka PATRICIA MARIE DRADA FRANCES BARBARA DUNFEE WILLIAM H. DUNFEE NPHSY11 usisu 1 HBHI11 Tons of fun . . . Be happy, go ls everybody happy? I am. Oh, a day in the city-square, lucky. R. R. 2, Box 480 there is no such ioy in life. 217 David Street R. R. 2, Box 480 O I U kite gina MARY FRANCES EDHOLM .IUDITH MARY EGAN JAMES LAWRENCE EGRY llKimll lljudyll HEgll Going places quietly . . . Brains Senior class president . . . N. C, He speaks not and yet there lies and personality . . . A gal who C. J. Abundant energy . .I . all a conversation in his eyes. has what it takes. kinds of projects. 1141 Portage Avenue Box 248, R. R. 6 944 Riverside Drive MARCIA ANN EVERETT .IOANNE MARIE EWALD SHARON ELIZABETH FISHER Marcy Joni Sherry The yellow rose of Roseland. Always Chick, Succeeding in her quiet way . . . 240 East Pendle Street 1009 Thomas Street Takes things with a smile. 1007 Hudson Street 21 JOANN CATHRINE FOX Joady Gallons of personality in a pint- sized container. 505 West Washington SUZANNE FOX Suzie How's that pizza? 505 West Washington ww Way you ANNE PEARL GABCZYNSKI Annie Yes, but . . , ! 1018 West Napier JOHN MICHAEL GAMBLE Johnny f'The force of his own merit makes his way. 1751 Portage Avenue ELAINE ANN GOEPFRICH NANCY R. GOHEEN LAWRENCE ERNIE FRANK HLMH Never will l let my studies inter- fere with my education. 1727 Rockne Drive MARGO MARY GERHARZ Schwarz Well, how about that. 2402 Myrtle Street VERONICA ELIZABETH GONDEK GERALD JOSEPH FRIEDRICH HF'-edll Laugh and be proud to belong to the old, proud pageant ot' man. 1134 Altgeld Street I , O I l ROSALIE ANN GLON Rosalie Most faithful patron ot Harth's grocery store. 444 South Olive Street CHARLOTTE AN N GORSKI Egie Bunny Ronnie Dolly Easy, Breezy, it's a pretty steep Son-of-a-gunl That do make it Daily letters to St. Joe College. Cutest little nurse ever. hill! nice! 627 North College Street 111 South Sheridan R. 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GRAMS HDOCI1 I dare do all that may become a man, who does do more is less. 715 Rex Street Wdddazde CHESTER GRYWCZYNSKI nchetn 'He comes suddenly upon us Like thunder on a summer's day. 415 South Kosciuszko Street JOAN MARY HARTMAN HJOH RONALD EUGENE JOAN C. GRUMMELL GRONTKOWSKI Jo Grony Never a dull momentIl! None but the brave deserve the 723 East Victoria fair. 510 South Warren Street O U O RICHARD ROY GULYAS Dick Who would be a man must be a non5contormist. 1722 Douglas Street BARBARA ANN HAHL ngmbu I want a 'holidayf 125 East Jennings ROBERT JAMES HENTHORN Jack Red Rotz I'm the seventh son. Brains and beauty. All around the worId. 802 North St. Louis Blvd. 1701 South Walnut 1011 O'Brien Street 23 MICHAEL JOSEPH HILLEBRAND Mike It is better to wear out than to rust out. 617 East 4th Street, Mishawaka BARBARA MARY HIRL Barb Time will tell, she won't. 526 West 3rd Street, Mishawaka LILLIAN CHRISTINE JANOWCZYK MLW, A smile that vvon't wear oft. 421 South Carlisle PHILIP ROGER HORVATH Phil Hooker 'fl am resolved to grow rich, and look young til forty. 1511 Kemble Avenue JOHN J. HOUK I am become a name. 1341 North Huey Street wkdlmwan. .. ff TH ERESA ANN JANLAK Tadge Still as much fun as ever. 2601 Lincoln Way West, Mishawaka FRANCES ANN JOHNSTON MICHAEL HERBERT JONES MARY FRANCES KAPSA Fran Mike Mary Einstein, move overt! A light heart lives long, A perfectionist in her own way 1021 St. Vincent Street 512 East Angela Blvd. 1104 Napier Street JUDY KAY KEOGAN AGNES MARIE KERTESZ JACQUELINE ANN KITKOWSKI DELPHINE ANN KONKE Iljudyll llAggiell lljackiell IIDOHYII Someone's Blondie! Say, Aggie, vve're having a It being meek is a virtue then A friend, indeed. 1811 East Beardsley, Elkhart dance and we need some post- holy am I. 422 Sheridan Avenue ers . . . 1'202 North Johnson Street 1025 Beale Street 24 123 THOMAS A. KOTOSKE ANDREW JOSEPH KRAUS HKMH ,rAndyH Wow. Rob the man of his life-illusion, 718 Sancome and you rob him of his happiness at the same stroke. R. R. 2, Box 360, Edwardsburg Sa, defzeb Za MARGUERITE SUSAN KUBIAK JUDITH ANN KUSZ npeggyfl ,fjudyff The world couldn't get along Knowing her is liking her. withouther. 2321 West Huron 415 St. Vincent MIKE WILLIAM LAUGHLIN MAGDELYN LENTSCH Bear Maggie I know nothing about it: I am Blonde bombshell from 105. my own ancestor. 1509 South Kendall 919 St. Vincent Street RICHARD ALLAN KRIEG IIKII That action is best which pro- cures the greatest happiness for the greatest numbers. 1620 Randolph Street 00t4,.. JOHN MICHAEL KUZMICH HKUZH It a little knowledge is danger- ous, where is the man who has so much as to be out ot danger? 117 West Bartlett Street JOHN FRANK LESLIE MARY M. KRONEWITTER HMMYI, Who's gotta match? 1206 29th Street E- 'A M1114 iw W i .... . ...... . . 2 2 it ts E WCS' it exam it rwlgwmis I . .,e,s..t....g,..t , ,.,:i,9sW.,.. ,, .'f,l',wsf? I ' ' ' 7ii,ii5Xi3fB?sF5i sI?i Iwi - 1' exist-sms. . ., - tm'f91'f?57isiQfs' .. .1 . ..::'.. .. z1si1 89 17:2 .az :-wszir may is .. . ,ff ..... ...n..,,,.X. igswx J, tt. .Q ... ,.. .. , .,,.. , ,... ZF .- 5 . .,.,. ., ., ,.. .. .. to ..... ..... 4f5?fstiis'1.ff .1t e3Q ,w.1tgsggett . if if-f..2z.sia 4 z '- - 'f 1I ggL.p f , f .sv if :ff.fw.fff1v.. 'iiisi fissti Mliiigtsi 1 zz:-I ime iffi. j f s - t g ' 1. 1. 13,2 ' f f ' 1 :.z'f.:z.211 if 15 iii if liz .1 I f- E155 P , t 37 E 11. ' A , 1551fi.fi115.194-PE.-1v.1wlmiiitx wg,5 ,yfssgggfgwgymqy Benign- g 11.1 1f.,i,.,,- 1,131.3 lg. if E13 mfs..iwsfgggzgggigixggfiagiqy 5 Q .iitliw it , u . Xi tiff i:.1.ft-it-'Q-If-V tg .was fm ..?lm.5f-,M nm' .fs ..?,gg..,.Lg V ISMU ,.., .sggkwgggsi ig I5 A MICHAEL LANE Mike Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. 807 Ann Street, Mishawaka ROSE MARIE LIPETSKA John O.E. Lite has a value only when it Sugar 'n spice. has something valuable as its 538 East Ewing obiect. 3615 Pleasant Street WILLIAM J. LLOYD CLARK EDWARD LONERGAN DANIEL JUDE LUCZYNSKI BilI Clark Dutch One does not know-cannot He who rules me rules all He strides this narrow world like know-the best that is in one. others. a Colossus. 1750 North Brookfield 605 East Napolean Blvd. 1427 North Huey I I O I O LAWRENCE CRAIG LUTHER CAROL ANN MacALPIN MARINELLE MANION Lut'h Carol , Blitz Girls are my livelihood. Oh! George! A little live-wire. 1521 East LaSalle 1851 North College Street 1411 Anderson Avenue JOSEPH STEPHEN MARKOVICH WILLIAM THOMAS MARKOWSKI MARY CATHERINE McGROGAN lljoeyll IlRedlI IIMGCII Life is progressp look ahead- Serious occupation is labor that Oh! To be young again! dwell not on the post. has reference to some want. 307 East Pennsylvania Avenue 913 West Colfax Avenue 1113 West Oak Street 26 WALTER GEORGE LUDWICK Walt There is nothing more frightful than ignorance in action. 804 South Chapin WALTER THOMAS MANUSZAK Wally As good natured a soul as ever trod on 'shoes of leather. 1702 North Johnson PATRICIA MCMANUS upotn That's the luck of the Irish. 6706 South Michigan Street PATRICIA MEIXEL HPGVI Looks like we've lost her to Bob. 1010 North Ironwood Drive MICHAEL ANN MORANZ Micky Oh, now, I wouldn't say that! 135 South Scott Street EDWARD LEO MYERS ,,Ed,, As happy a man as any in the world, for the whole world seems to smile upon me. 521 West 3rd Street, Mishawaka .IOSEPHINE MARIE MICINSKI IIJDII Shy, but cute. R. R. 4, Box 523, Brick Roccl ANN MARIE MILLEA Annie A yellow convertible is the apple of her eye. 1229 Wilber Street el . . GLORIA FRANCES MUIA Morning! Glory Hlmpersoncxtes Herb Shriner In Englishf' 1120 East Irvington JUDITH LOUISE NIX CORNELIUS JOSEPH MURPHY Murph Ah, take the cash and let the credit go! 210 Ewing LOUISE CATHERINE NORRIS MICHAEL DAVID MILLER Make Slow and steady wins the race 2121 High Street CAROLE LOUISE MYERS Iikedif A future Mrs. R. R. 6, Box 76 ROSINA JOAN O'MEARA Judie Louie Rosina Always thinking of the welfare Never goes home after school. Well, gee whiz. of ND students. 815 East Corby Blvd. 2253 Forest Lane 412 West 12th Street, Mishawuka JEAN LOUISE OTTO EUGENE THOMAS PAJAKOWSKI HAROLD MICHAEL PAPOI notion Hcqgy Pain l,Mike,, Ottum Scottumf' I'm not a real fellow-iust one I haven't got the best, but I've 824 Wolf Avenue, Elkhart of the 'boys' . . . Nice! got the fastest-hot rocI! 1116 East Victoria fffzdweaacfl 1313 East McKinley O I LEO ISIDORE PHILIPPE RICHARD WALTER PIERZCHALA RALPH ARTHUR RICHARDSON Leo Rich Bud I agree with few men's opinions Have more than you show, I-Ie's got everything-looks, per' -I I1C1VS SOYTIG Of my OWN. Speak less than you know. sonality, and-Marty. 426 West 9th Street, Mishawaka 709 South Camden Street DANIEL JOSEPH RIORDAN MARIE ELAINE RIORDAN Dan Elaine Fur be it from me to insult the Behind the eight-ball, pun! I honor it in proportion to 117 West North Shore Drive its merits-no more. 117 West North Shore DOROTHY ANN ROBERTS nDo1n Hey, wait tor me! Berry Road, Mishawaka U KENNETH G. PAUWELS ,1Ken,, That which needs to be proved cannot be worth much. 321 North Johnson PATRICIA MAY RIGHTLY upctu Wants a horse tor graduation! 221 East Elder Street DARLENE ANN ROGACKI Shorty I plan to get the inside dope. 2315 East Rockne Drive THOMAS-JOSEPH RUETZ HR'-'dyll An expert is one who knows more and more about less and less. 1121 North St. Peter Street THRASILLA LOUISE SPENCER SaIIy Special delivery from Fort Lee, Virginia. 317 Fisher Court, Mishawaka CHARLES ALEXANDER SWEENEY f wftatffr W, as Q sry , We r 1 , 'I QQ mixefi 2 His Mfg fe uf: M au flew H 353, Stay. 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' J ' 1 r'm'1!2 lf' 5 ,'?v.:Pm2:sw.4m13?:ftIlf. enum, I if 'll 3 RONALD STANLEY SAMULSKI ROBERT WILLIAM SCHRANDT ANDREA JANE SPENCER Hscmif HBob,, HDeda,, It's good to be sad and say I am silent, but I know gold Special delivery from Fort Car homing-If from copper. son, Colorado. 820 South Brookfield Street 312 East Donald Street 317 Fisher Court, Mishawaka a ROBERT EDWARD STACHON Bob My main ambition in life is to get my Plymouth to run like a '56 Caddif' 530 West Angela MARCIA ANN SWITALSKI PATRICIA ANN STARZYNSKI Patti Her specialty-a creme colored Thunderbird. 702 South Meade Street H STANLEY MICHAEL SZARWARK BETTY JEAN STEINBRUNNER Beth Sur-r-r-r-re, you will! 1645 North Mayflower Road MARCIA MAUREEN SZEWCZYK Chas ' Mar Buddy Suzie A man of action, forced into a Shy but sweet, There is another and a better Boy! do I like that Navy Log! state of thought, is unhappy until 515 South Grant world. 1545 Wall Street he can get out ot it. 427 South Grant 1846 North College 29 If JON THOMAS TAYLOR EDMUND DANIEL THORNTON HENRY JOHN TSCHIDA JULIE ELIZABETH VAN DYCK John Ed Skeeter Dee . So much for that! Don't laugh-you'll only encour- I om os good os you ore os bad Moments to remember. 527 Phillips Road, Niles age me. os I am. 1317 East Donald Street 229 Beall Court, Mishowoko 1116 West Napier Street HUBERT JOSEPH VAN GOEYE uHughn To know is nothing ot ally to mogine is everything. 302 South Chicago Street THOMAS RAY WALTERS f-fame MARY LOU VAN OVERBERGHE ul-ull Collects letters from Arizona, 1825 Prairie Avenue LAWRENCE EDWARD WARTHA Tom Wordda Mechanical future. Thot's the woy the boll 623 West Marion Street bounces! 1305 Elwood Avenue gn... DONALD E. VAN WINKLE llRipll As good os the best ond better than the rest. 1210 West Jefferson PAUL JOSEPH WAWRZYNIAK Paul ls not life o hundred times too short for us to bore ourselves? 1321 North Meade Street CHARLES EDWARD WALSH Chuck If a rnon's.wit be wandering, let him study. 1401 East McKinley Street MARILYN JAME WEBER Shorty -ond l'm proud of it! 141 East Pendle Street f MARGARET ELEANORE WEDDLE Margaret H2-I-CII-Y QHCI. This is chemistry? 1006 North Frances Street LORETTA ANN WEIGAND PoIli I hear there's a party at my house. Nightly pinupsf' 1237 East Cedar 'JOYCE ANN WHARTON MARGUERITE ELIZABETH WHITE Joyce Midge I gotta tincl Mike. Sister's little helper. 1333 North Adams Street 1215 West Washington CAROL ANN WELCH Carol Tiny mite . . . Life is short and so am I. The eyes have it. Dark hair and dynamite. 1054 Fremont , jawpdb i.:. ---., :i 1 ' .. . 5 I II ,III If I VIII II'tIeI'tI I? SRI If 'HS 2 IIIQ X it tif-its XIII ,QI I sig Q I II Im I. FI . 55 I. I 4, 4 QIIZ1 II SIS 2 II I EIN I-5 vs M II MI II X515 :S Xlklfsr r FII I I wp, ilfgqis .II I -,II I- er, -.I':IIz:: I'-922. '- ' s- .. -..-:'-: i'z. tt ' z g z f,,,,I, I,,IIr', ::'3,::j' Z Iisgzifliiitii I I IW ' Si SIEEIZEEEIIF. Jliifiifivi lg-'3 - A I -tl' I -I' 'I .af -. If uri -1 IEE: 'I:':'I F' E Iii? 'I ..s 1' ifsf- A51 :E 33 sg 2 ' 2: FEIIISIIQQMZI. tiEmg1ffIf1ftfi2fv?siL:f4-I III.9lfIi5I - . - I1f IIIsgIIM f - HEI Z -- 1 IK I iq, ,. . ,,... . e,r. I I- .,. II I II, I.,.I. ,I . . I-wI.I,IIII.t...I I - . ' , ? . ,y,o.,o. -I ,,:. . . .. , i.:, , ,,::- : . .,i,i-'i,i Ugiw' ' '.'ae lI'f'IEfII 'I2'- . ' II-II 2 I 3' . -AviiiS'E.?LE7IaifIx5L. fifz .fa ' ' , -f':f,.22. IISSQI ,qfbtggkf If'f:Q?f1faz.4 H ifw II I We may aFf1rm absolutely that nothing great in the worlcl has been accomplished without work. 1125 North O'Brien KATHRYN ANN WROBLEWSKI MARY ANN ELIZABETH YOUNG MARY LOUISE ZDONIAK Kathy Mary Ann Mary Lou Money makes the world go Little bit of heaven. Liberace of the typewriter. 'round. 330 North St. Louis Blvd. 506 South Grqnt Street 906 North Adams Street fx GERARD JOSEPH WELLING njerryn What? Me worry? 209 West Brick Road we1IffxIzwIfII I I sg 6 I EIQI-.I..I:II.IISIe III. QIIIII .. I .I .IIIIII-I1-:avIIIIII.eII.IIII wIfwI.1I-I--, - ysg.Q2II.SI,5II-:Inf , IIIWIIIII . SIILII,-Ig ..... ,I- Is-.I I I W QSIIIIII-I, 17 v' S55 A .I ...... I , A , y 6 It fix JI III . I1 -f--I : ' ii 522, -. . - -. t2ws.II:.II.II -:vs.IgSf .I, X bi . I. Ig I I 5 sfsagggfiggaissexings:-sssff we fs I . 9?EIfqgIgII1Ief?EA2fgi1I2IIWIIITIS 1 I I-Im -I It - If K II: 'I-fs.. an-I . II :E 5.3 E J I II ,, ..ILEI,.,, .. ...I , . '-I Qi'-fit: , H31 'I Z., ' Zi-i i i 1-1542 ' fly I qgz- ,II my II I1.I:IIffI+3sa1fIfIfI1zg.2z:.IIff a ' IIIII.I,s..IfI:.If.zwIsIff1IfI 1 I. IzI.,I.IIIWIsIw :75 5'i5II'93I:5f1Q91l , Itggg K II: -- II EMIS is I - Im IMI IIIIAII, wggiiiil EQ-NIE ,, II., IIIIIXII, II If qgwgiz, IFIEIUIEIQS SQIIIIQISII -IIIIIW. as K IIIQIII ,I . ..,,..,M QIIII X 1 I f -- I ,III ,. II. ., III sag:igIIf:?gf:I gist - II: tn1ss,:'-5521 tw, ,ygg-3 k SSI L isblsrw Hg? SI vI I I Q III K I, Q I .I I 4 Egret Il I in K QIHII X I S I I v I RI XI viii IJ si IMIHQ, ISI ,I I ,, I KIM II I , I I .I it I QI Jig 2 in I Q5 , ,III Tr III I My K I INIIISI I I I I I i I I I 'I KISS! I II I 'In I NF It I3 I I I I'lII'I'ct' 4' ' III I I 'I I., I 1 5 Is .III I DANIEL EDWARD WILLIS nDanl1 Always sober. 751 Sancome 'Q f -Yvu BBW y . The inside sTory of our Junior closs is one ol' The onxieTies ond on- TicipoTions of vvhoT The Tufure will hold in sTore. ST. Joseph's High sclvv wide-eyed Freshmen enTering iTs doors Three yeors ogo, buT since Then, iT hos been ond hos become occusTomed To on ocTive group ThoT is The poTenTiol groduofing class of 1957. As The school increoses in size ond fociliTies, The Junior cldss increoses in o spiriT ThoT reTlecTs The pride ond joy ThoT This closs hos in our school. Offckaa- gage' 2 Left To right: Roy McLane, Vice-President, Kenneth Reimer, Secremryf Roland Pedevillcs, Trecsurerg Joseph Simeri, President 32 ES. . caukvz 2: Left to right ifront rowl, Norma Linarello, Presi- dent, Josephine Chwalek, Treasurer, Cback rowl, Darlene Crowder, Secretary, Linda Watson, Social Chairman, Mary Pilarski, Vice President. cauhfz ' Left to right, Kathy Piechocki, Treasurer, Suzanne Miller, Social Chairman, Virginia Michael, Secre- tary, Donna Nowinski, Vice President, Atha Wen- zel, President. Left to right, Mary Lou Horvath, Social Chairman Judy McComb, President, Carol Gillen, Vice Presi dent, Stephanie Gress, Treasurer, Judy Jackson Secretary. W 4,4 1957 R. Agosfino E. Anfalovits M. J. Anthony D. Armstrong R. Arndf S. Arnclt J. Bcdur C. Baidek M. Baker C. Bclclinger M. Barcza W. Becker B. Beier M. M. Bergeron C. Berfu D. Bidelmon M. Bird P. Bognor E. Bofka K. Boyle M. Bourgeois E. Bradley T. Brassell J. Brutino M. K. Brown W. Brown P. Bryan V. Bueche L. Carrico J. Cashman C. Chapleau J. Chwalek P. Churchill E. Cwiklinski D. DeCruene .- f ' fx 12 Wm .pf is 34? wg Y' 13. , gggw EF.. :- M. :-.. fa.i T f: 12: A - l sr. ir. ! , Y 1 S. Dellinger D. Dembinski R. De Meesfer E. Derksen J. Deifor D. Dillman E, Dobski S. Douglas J. Douglass J. Dudeck W. Dunlap J. Dynck M. Eger B, Erlqcher K. Fagan D. Febbo T. Fermi F. Fischer Robf. Fiwek Ron. Fiwek J, Fogarty Trouble, Trouble, Boil ond Bubble. 35 gem of 1957 36 L. Francisco A. Ganser R. Ganser P. Gapczynski B. Gapski M. Gariee J. Gefzinger P. Gierzynski C. Gillen L. Gish G. Goff P. Gorski T. Gorzkiewicz N. Graney S. Gress J. Griesinger M. Grzescyk J. Hcsley D. Healy J. Hedrick T. Henthorn J. Hiftle M. Hoffman M. V. Hoose J. Horvaih M. L. Horvaih J. Huemmer J. Junesheski L. Jaroszewski C. Jeziorski D. Jozwiak L. Jumps K. Kaniewski S. Kofi J. Keresztes M. Kinfz M. A. Klebusiis C. Klein T. Kobylarik E. Kolesick F. Kominowski T. Kondo, P- KUNGCUY T- Krauss R' Kfillenbefgef J. Kromkowski L. Krzynkowski M. Kurtis R. Lang B. Lungner N. Linurello D. Lochmundy L Lomay R. Loofens L. Lopinski M. Larimer Doing sixty words Q minute B.R.K. fBefore The Revised Keybocirdi. 37 41957 vas fa... sw.. , I 5 ow .8 f 1 l I X S .S X 4 5 3 5. X . SQ xx X .2 3. . EQ 1 gl, T5 55 Jw Q 5 K . ,vy.s,11 1 Q, 3 5 ak .2 J A ' Q 5 5 L TW f 11 x 1 K . ---' :eff h-'.-, 4 5 Z .ZA .X Q4 WS' s . 2-N .ff Jr -?:E2ii?1E2i5f'?fiffiff, xx 23. T . i 2 X xxx ly.. 5 Q K K gp , . Q, .., ,.f.1'K,'-1? .-my -1...-..: 5. .. .W W4 1.3 5551114 6 2, 59 J . . un. . 1.5 - .-...r.:..w:-f--. .Q ,-f-f .. ,.- H.. ef M uf.: 1 1- .gg i ffm 4 H!5f.! !A.5.Eg ..2 if W Rrgiiga if E33 -' L 14 my 5 il E JMS? 4 1 f 1, 3 ? x KW , 1 x x N. gp, J: X , y. 2 'I' . Riagg? . uw- -Y ' A-. W V.. Hi: 1.2 EYES? -,wi 1 . f. -..wr . fail, 3, V,.,,,, . , 12? lL l i fl E X. . . ,,-f,. , k,,k.ff .:,f..... J... wf 1 :f..'g:, , . . 1:1 . .5 ,wfrjfsw .mw1f:fQ1.., QW 1 gig. , :E-1 , .- . -1 . . .:53,: 1 Q . N f-- 'KTM ' ,ki -',' 1.1 14. .. 38 N. Luczynski J. Ludwick L. Lyfle R. Mqciulski D. Maggioli C. Muichen J. Mciewski T. Malinowski J. Mdrkiewicz M. Markovich K. Marozsan J. McComb J. McCue R. McLane R. Meszcros R. Meulemun A. Mollison H. Moore V. Michael B. Miller S. Miller M. Mirocha B. Muszynski G. Nate L. Neel: J. Nemefh J. Nemeih J. Nilles V. Norris M. Nowak J. Nowicki P. Nowicki D. Nowinski J. Nuifer C. Nufter V. Ozdyck D. Poczesny R. Puholski N. Pare J. Paris M. Parrish D. Puszkief R. Pedevilla K. Piechocki M. Pilarski J. Pioirowski P. Plonski C. Plunkeft P. Priifs J. Raab K. Reimer J. Richardson K. Richardson J. Roberts J. Rohrbach C. Rose History educates the man and bores fhe student. 39 M. Rose W. Rozycki C. Rudasics T. Ruppe J. Rydynski K. Scheilbelhuf N. Scheuer R. Schoen J. Schubmehl T. Schuster J. Shaw C. Sheehan D. Sheehan J. Simeri M. J. Smith S. Smifhberger C. Sobierclski M. Sokol B. Stedman C. Stewart R. Sfilp G. Stochberger W. Sfrclnfz E. Sfruub C. Sirychalski M. Swartz J. Szcrwark N. Szoke D. Szymczak W. Tolle G. Toms J. Tschida J. Turner J. Vcnderbosch J. Vundewalle Z 440647957 A. Van Overberghe C. Van Vynclwi T. Vavul R. Verslype P. Vertesich J. Wallers S. Wamser G. Warren D. Wartha R. Was L. Watson J. Wedclle C. Weinzefl C. Weiczorek A. Wensel P. West J. Widawski D. Willis A. Wiltrouf J. Woloszyn M. Wolter J. Wolfman E. Wray A. Zielinski M. A. Zernick 41 l 2 K 'limi'-5 'YUUTH BTW 7 5 65444 l I From Their spiriTed Take-off on Julius Caesar aT The pep assembly, To Their Robin Hood haTs, The Sophomores have managed To mainTain Their iridividualiTy, while conTrIbuTing To The unify of spiriT in The school. NOT quiTe upperclassmen, yeT ignoring iT, Tar above The Freshmen and proud of iT, They have decided ThaT They are The besT class in The school, and by Their acTions, have Tried To prove iT. Led by Their class olTicers, They have maimained The high educa- Tional, moral, physical, and in parTicular, The social sfandarcls of ST. Joseph's High School. 0 ' -Engl? 2 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS LefT To righh. Paul Mennucci, SecreTary, Harlan Noel, Treasurer: Tom Lower, Presidenh Frank GlenTzer, Vice-President 42 0 I ' 1 S Z.- Left to right, Kathleen Zimmerman, Treasurer, .lo Ann Balon, President, Catherine O'Connor, Secretary, Pat Lesniewicz, Vice President, Jackie Dierks, Social Chair- man. S ,f Left to right: Nancy Tepe, Treasurer, Judith Michaels, Vice President, Alice Rodrigues, Social Chairman, Ann Egan, Secretary, Frances Bergeron, President. S 6-' Left to right: Doris Berta, Vice President, Doris Gornik Social Chairman, Jean lvlaenhout, Secretary, Pat Shea President, Carol Koporc, Treasurer. S D .f Left to right, Charlene Reid, President, Linda Magiera, Secretary, Judy Murphy, Social Chairman, Pat Was, Vice President, Pat De Neye, Treasurer. Graney Gyuriak Harper Hoffman Jankowski Keller Kochonowski J ...ssl ff-fff':fH 'QM -fn:--ff15ifffl.': .- 111:'4Q 12: 'gfggsy J.-'i :.-1-j, ::,:-1, lf.-.2--Lyn--...Q 11, -wsysis 1. uf.-V5,,f-,:f,:,ff. f-.f,-5fQ--fg . 1? -- :'.'ff. 1. Tf'.-if , 'rr lY5L?F':E'Ifi,1 .: ..5: .: I-, 1' . ' - 'L .47.f:EE' .I'2,..5:: ' ' f :. -EiJ5!5:'.I5 .. .i:5i:5,51'14555Q ?.E : f Grayzck Hafron Haynes Horvath Jqroszewski Kelver C. Koelndorfer S. Gregor M. Hagye G. Heater S. Horvaih M. Jeffers E. Kiefer R. Kolozar J. M R. M J. G J. Gruber Hancz Hechlinski . Huemmer Jenkins . Kiniz Kopinski . Gulyanics Haney Herman . Humprey . Kaczmarek Kinfz Kopinski Guncleck Hanley Hickey Hurekes Kcnczuzewski Kitkowski Koporc Gundeck Harmucinski Hirl . Janowiak Karas Kline Kosek J. Kovach J. Kovafch J. M. Kowalski L. Kowalski E. Krause P. Krege T. Kreilkomp B. Krempefz F. Krol A. Kronewifier C. Ksiezopolski C. Kuboske J. Kulesia C. Kusz L LaCIuyse P. Lane M. Lannoo J. LaPlanfe P. Lauer J. Lenfine 5- Leslie Silas Marner seems happier Than the Sophomores who have To read about him. 417 E E. Paprocki D. Parrish B. Paszek D. Pate M. A. Patnaude A. Paius J. Pauwels M. J. Pauwels T. Poieia P. Prebys P. Radecki A. Ravoifo P. Ravofio S. Reid J. Regan P. Reiiz C. Remmo R. Reinier C. Riffel E. Riffel J. Rightley Two for a nickel pencils-The admission for the pre-homeroom bookstore round-up. 49 Stevens Swinsick Townsend VanPaemeI Wuiie Weigand Wroblewski H. Striker Szymnnski . Troyer D. Van- Poppel C. Waiszczwk Weinberg Wukavifs A. Sfruii Toffee C. Urbanski N. Vczrda Wuldvogel Weinkauf Yambrich B. Sweeney B. Sweeney Tennyson N. Tepe Vunderbggch J. VGI'IdEI'bO5Ch Verlodt E. Voorde . Walker J. Wdikcwski Wendel J. Wenzel R. Zack M. Zeiger Swiafory Thornburg VundeWalle Voorde Was Wieczorek Zimmerman F. P. M R. M J. Swingendorf Tomusik Van De Veire Vrydcghs A. Wrobel Koran W. Riley E. Ruppe S. Schweiger V. Simon J. Slot? M. J. Stabrowski S. Sfeinhoffer Robinson Ruihsaiz Shaffer Siney Sobierclski Sfeinbrunner Sfenberg L. Rodino A. Rodriguez J. Roszek M. Rofhenhoefer R. Rudasics J. Rypniewski T, Rzezewgki J, Sqbbe E. Salafu S. Salny P. Shea B. Sheehan T. Sikora R. Simeri T. Simeri Who says thai' The Sewing Bee is dead? 51 'T f 'Hint'-5 Svuru sew de? Wwe The Freshman Class has an Inside Story all ot its own. Finding ST. .loseph's already Two years old and tootworn by the many stu- dents who had preceded Them, they did not let much time pass before starting To show a spirit of enthusiasm Toward the development of The school program. The co-curricular activities of the classroom, the ath- letic contests, the mixers, the skating parties, the assemblies, and even The dramatic endeavors, were well represented by The class of '59. The future holds many surprises and wonders, and in all probability, it will take This Freshman Class To bring about the realization of The dreams that The pioneers of ST. .loseph's have so long cherished. Jaw Offczew- gal? Left to right: George Williams, Treasurer, James Spencer, President, Robert Dygulski, Vice President, Peter Nemeth, Secretary. 52 aan. !- 1 ' 14 2 FRONT ROW Cleft to rightl: Justine Banicki, Vice Lett to right: Patricia Rockhill, President, Rita Diroll, Social Chairman, President, Christine Baldwin, President, BACK Melanie Primmer, Treasurer, Judith Tschida, Vice President, Lenore Rodino, ROW, Rose Ganser, Social Chairman, Nancy Lan- Secretary, noo, Treasurer, Ann Marie Kromkowski, Secretary. 6 D Left to right, Rose Marie Erp, Social Chairman, Lett to right: Vicky Szarwark, Secretary, Sandra Wysocki, Social Chairman Nancy Germano, Secretary, Gwen Hill, Treasurer, Marcia Glon, President, Christine Gadacz, Vice President, Jeanette Kapsa Pat Andrews, President, Absent-Jackie Banach, Treasurer, Vice President. 53 S. J. M C. P. M K. Abell Arn? Beissel Boenne Brusky Carrier Cleghorn Andrews . Baldwin Bell . Borkowski B. Budnik Cashman Cocquyf Andruszko M. Andrzeiewski Banach R. Bonacki Beniamin H. Bergeron Boyle W. Braunsdorf Budzin R. Budzinski Chandonia C. Churchill L. Cokewood J. Conboy Anfhon Banicki Biddle Brazo Buysse Cichosz Conley Y 'Xrmslrong Bauer . Bird Broihers Cain Cilella Coomes Arnold Baur Bladecki Brunner Canfield CloHey Corcoran Corey Crotty Deko Dettor Donnelly Dzuibinski Fenzau Costello Curtis Delohonty . Dietsch Dooley Eckstein . Ferro Costello Daly De Lee Dinelli Ernst Doolittle Filchok Couch Deck Dembinski Diroll Doyle Erp Finnan M. A. Couch J. De Croene J. De Meyer P. Ditchie R. Du Bois T. Ervin M. Finnigcm Crane De Freeuw . Demske Dobski Dunlap Everett . Fischer Cronin Dega L. Derksen Dolan Dygulski Featherstone Foley D. Forfson M. Ganser L. Glenfzer E. Griesinger J. Harringer E. Helnerich J. Hessian Friedrich . Gcznser Glon Guenterf . Harvey Hemenway Hickey , M. Fulnecky R. Gerencher L. Goepfrich F. Gulias J. Hastings R. Heminger G. Hill G. Gabrich R. Gerhold K. Gorce C. Guzicki T. Healey M. Henihorn F. Hillebrand C. Gadacz N. Germand M. Gorce J. Hahl B. Hecklinski M. Herman K. Hifch C. Goducz M. Gillen B. Gorski J. Hamilton M. Hededus G. Hesler J. Holler R. Gallagher Gillis Graveline Harper Heinfzelman Hess J. Holewinski J. N Holmes Horvufh R. Hurlubise D. Jablonski E. Jackson D. Juday M. Kastner If'sYhefentI'1 lime l've gone over this, and IT still doesn't make sense. F. Horning J. Jankowski K. Jankowski R. Junkowski J. Joworski A. JeHers S. Horvaih R. Kcmczuzewski R. Kaniewski J. Kopsa S. Kcrclel G, Kusprzak M. J. lczvugnilio R. Keller S. Kelley C. Kerkhof? J. Kiefer M. Kierein J. Jack T. Jonicxk D Koczorowski , :17 T. Kaiovsich I. Kiraldi G. Kolberg R. Kozlcuski G. Krzyzuniak P, Lehner S. Lifznerski O. MacAIIis1'er Kisk Kolupa Kramer Kubucki lenhcrci R. Lehmann Maier Kissell Konecny Kraus Kuczwarc . Lenfz . Loofens Mellon Klecka Korpal Kring Lclnnoo Lewiecki Loucas Manion Kleinricheri Kosiry Krizman LaPura Lichufowich Ludgufe Martin Kloia Kowalski . M. Kromkowski Laskowski Liszewski Ludwick Marfinic N. Kochcnowskl M. Kowalski C. Krugh C. Lauer J. Lifznerski M. Lyvers J. Matthews Matuszak McCauslin McManus Medo Michaels Murray Nemeth Brother Anthony Clemente, C.S.C., prepares his aspiring actors for the Fresh- man Play. J. McCahilI R. McCoy P. McNeile C. Meunick R. Miller W. Nagy J. Nicholas W. Molenda l.. Mosko J. Mulcahy K. Mullin P. Murphy T, Nate G, Nqwrqcki B. Nemeth P. Nemeth R. Nemeth R, Niedbqla M, Ngvqk P. Nowak S. Nowinski M. Nugent 59 J. Nusbuum K. Paiokowsld M. Piucsek R. Quigley W. Rogers P. Rudynski M. Schweiger A. Nyers M. Paicmkowski J. Pinter K. Quinlan T. Rohr R. Ryan C. Seach O'Connor Pasquale Plencner Reardon Roiics M. A. Rys Sea rfoss J. O'Donnell J. Pauwels D. Poieia P. Riley J. Ross M. Sabbe G. Sercifino J. O'Donnell Persyn Prekowiiz Rockhill J. Ross Schelsfraefe J. Sergecani L. Ornui R. Peferson M. Primmer D. Rodgers J. Rossi F. Schultz D. Seliles Poczesny Philippe Probst L. Roclino Rozewicz Schuttrow J. Sharpe M. Sheehan M. Simon F. Smiih T. Synder F. Spromberg D. Sfruub V. Szarwurk R. Sicxikowski M. Smelsen J. Smiih J. Spencer M. Spychalski G. Sfrukel S. Szczerbc Since that Hrs? day, The green look has worn off. E. Srocla R. Stark R. Sfevens T. Stevens D. Sfrabrowski S. Sufh R. Swioiory M. Szabo T. Szabo J. Szalcy R. Szymomski D. Tarnacki S. Thibodecau J. Thirion J. Thompson 61 Thornion Urban Walkowiak Welde Woodka Wulle Zanolar Tice Van Duysee Walsh Wendel Wray Wysacki Zeiler J. R. A. S. B. B. M. Tidwell Van Overberghe Wargo Wesolowslri Wroblewski Zalai A. Zoeller R. Tremel C. Tschida J. Tschida J. Tschiclcl B. Van Rie J. Verleye J. Waelbroeck S. Waldron J. Webb E. Weir1kC1Uf M. Weinzeil R. Weisser D. Willemin G. Williams R, A, Wirf 5, Wlodarski Rocking 'em up for anofher day. 62 - , , . , .. . .,.,,.,..,,L, , ,, , ,,h, H. ,.., ,,k:,,k:, L.,,..,. V, V ..,,..,..,.., . -f,- I-,,.f,.z,.W , f. f,-ff-,,-,,- V . ,.,, .,., ,. ..,. , .,,- i -f,.- .H A...,,.., ., A.,,A.., fwxw-mi.,-:,,,f,,.,,.WX-,,5,,R,,,:J,,,.N,,N 55 ' Seneca Although not a success in the won-lost column, the T955 football season at St. Joseph's was very success- ful in that the indians stepped into the realm of high- powered football. Coach George Kelly and Assistant Coach Angelo Turco developed their material with an eye for the future, making possible some of the brighter moments in this school's history. The season opener against Washington was rather a shock to the Indians as the Panthers slashed to a 4l-O victory over the inexperienced lndians. However, this loss was taken in stride as the Indians came back to administer a 25-6 shellacking to the Washington Clay Colonials at the dedication of Clay's new field, Chuck Sweeney, Hank Tschida, and Bob Ganser led the way with touchdowns and Jake Szarwark collected the lone extra point. ln the third game, Fort Wayne Central Catholic fell before the determined St. Joseph's squad, T3-7. By this victory over the City Champions of Fort Wayne, the indians at last reached the big time. John Gamble's two touchdowns in this game put him in the public eye, and probably went a long way toward his placement on the first-string All City Team. An upset-minded St. .loseph's eleven outplayed John Adams in the Hrst half of that game. Fumbles, fumbles, and more fumoles thoroughly ruined the lndians' chance for an upset. The score was tied 6 to 6 at halftime thanks to Fritz Fischer's T.D. All the missed scoring op- lContinued on page 67l M I porTuniTies came inTo The spoTlighT in The second half as Three long shoTs gave Adams The game, 27-6. Gary PorTage goT The axe nexT. Bill Becker made The only ST. Joseph Touchdown and Dick Was' exTra poinT was The diTTerence as The lndians won 7 To 6 in a TeriTTic defensive ball game. The next game was played aT .lolieT in weaTher so cold ThaT The musTard Troze on The hoT dogs. JolieT CaTholic sneaked over one dinky Touchdown and ThaT was The game. The 7-O loss was a greaT disappoinTmenT To The aggressive ST. Joseph's Team. The lndians Took Their grievances To RochesTer, where They rolled over The local boys 25-7. The lone Roches- Ter score came in The TTnal momenfs clue To an acci- denTal block by The referee. CapTain Church Sweeney, Hank Tschida, Mike Eger, and Kevin Weinberg all con- TribuTed T.D.'s, and big Jake Szarwark celebraTed his firsT acTion since The Adams game wiTh a poinT aTTer Touchdown. The nexT game was one oT Those unTorTunaTe af- Tairs, which are bound To come up when a Team Tough- ens up iTs schedule. Bishop Noll High School showed no mercy and capiTalized on every ST. Joseph's error. Final score 29-O. Some people never will undersTand The nexT score. The Culver CadeTs showed The lndians ThaT every Team has iTs day To The Tune of a 12-6 lesson in The will To win. Weinberg's TD kepT The game from being a com- pleTe loss. The Team ended wiTh a 4 and 5 record. Q W . ? 7 FIRST ROW Clett to rightl: Paul Costello, Dennis Maggioli, James Gruber, Alex Strati, Gene Botka, John La Plante. SECOND ROW: John Dudeck, John Mirocha, Peter Gapczynski, Clyde Remmo, Fred Bauer, Charles Van Vynckt, Ralph Richardson. THIRD ROW: Dan Farkas, Mike Fontayne, Dennis Janowiak, Dennis Sheehan, Dick Szymanski, Tom Vavul, Tom Kobylarek, James Gott, Richard Lootens, 7aoz'Zcz!Z7 FIRST ROW Cleft to rightl: Jim Jack, John De Craene, George Williams, James Spencer, James Hastings, Robert Hurtubise, James Couch. SECOND ROW: Herb Biddle, Tom Bauer, Robert Dubois, Richard Jankowski, Mike Ganser, Edward Delahanty, Stephen Suth, Frank Deak, Francis Horning, Ralph Costello. THIRD ROW: Fred Gulias, Richard Ryan, Edward Everett, Robert Dygulski, Ronald Kanczuzewski, John Kish, Ron Gerencher, Jim Szalay, Peter Nemeth, Ralph Tremel. 68 ' I I Brother Alexius Adam, C.S.C. lrightl, checks over a pre-game lineup with Brother Eugene Palinski, C.S.C. Cleftl before final presentation to the game otclicials. ' glad FIRST ROW Cleft to rightl: L, Gish, C. Van Vynckt, J. Gamble fPresidentJ, W. Dunlap, D. Sheehan. SECOND ROW: J. Donnelly E. Dobski, P, Bondi, L. Neeb, S. Gregor, M. Grundy. THIRD ROW: W. Tolle, G. Toms, W. Culliton, D. Febbo, C. Bryan. 6405 Left to right: Tom Lower, Francis Frost, Jim Couch, James O'Donnell, John Butler, John Vanderbosch, Joe Ganser, Tony Rudasics. , ws. fx- 1 ,..,. gwmg lr 21 if gui ZYQQQ W., .Q Q 9 3 fr 'lie ,f www wk gww W wi QWM5 use Eg iffy, N eg if We tg 5 ff. 'xr sr.44?3ggg-yy 1 Pa. Xxwrwm W W ww my 'Tw Ab , A ,. me EM M i k e Wroblewski l25l eagerly ' awaits Ron Grontkovvski's I 345 if . . . 55 ,ff stramlng tmp-oft. Egg tv fag. I 2 ff? gl . . ELM WWW . 1 . ff' Kenny Reimer l3l seemingly walks lx We ,353 on air to sink another basket tor the Indians. ltr fvflglgfl 19' lf Tom Ruppe l35J makes a desperate leap to prevent a tast break down the court. No, he didn't foul on this one. The mad scramble with the Gary Wirt five was rewarded with the usual lump ball 64014 FIRST ROW Clett to rightlz Steve Steinhotter, Tom Szabo, Rudy Koloszar, Charles Hafron. SECOND ROW: Mike Boehm, Paul Mennucci, Kevin Fagan, Ron Wald- vogel, .lim Verloclt. Hafran outruns Mercury's understudy to score another victory for the B Team. 64010 FIRST ROW lleft to rightl: Frank Deak, Donald Juday, Philip Riley, James Spencer, Paul Costello. SECOND ROW: Mr. Leon De Witte, Coach, Thomas Snyder, Edward Everett, Tom Bauer, Archie Jefters, James O'DonnelI, Manager. THIRD ROW: Peter Nemeth, Rene Van Duysse, Eugene Dziubinski, Robert Dygulski, Ronald Gerencher, Francis Horning. Little Chiefs warming up for Ubiggum mas- sacref' 73 FIRST ROW ileft to rightlz Paul Mennucci, Manage-rf Steve Steinhofter, John Beima, Ernest Kolesiak, Denny Dempsey, Tom Reed, Gerald Hormocinski, Charles Hafron, Frank Glentzer. SECOND ROW: Francis O'Donnell, Manager, Kent Flatley, Mctnagerg James Dominello, William Bird, Mike Barcza, Norman Pare, Rudy Koloszcr, Bob De Meester, Bernard O'Neill, John Hedrick, Danny Herman, Mr. Leon De Witte, Coach. '74 7755 W ' KNEELING Cleft To righTl: Je- rome Crowley, Andy Mollison, Henry Moore, John Kromkowski. STANDING: Charles DieTsch, Norman ChroboT, Leo Jaroszew- ski, Karl DieTsch, Marvin DieTsch, and Tony Farrell, Business Man- ager. The 1955 VarsiTy Tennis Team overcame awe-inspiring odds To win 9 sTraighT mafches, and Take Their place as The besT Tennis Team in The sTaTe if noT The TTnesT. AT The sTarT of The season, when The call wenT ouT Tor play- ers, Those responding Tound ouT ThaT no coach was available, buT ThaT The school was vvilling To sponsor The Team if iT would run iTselT. The Team .members accepTed The challenge and under The leadership of Jim Langford, cap- Tain, and AnThony Farrell, business manager, and proceded To exTend The previous year's winning sTreak To l7 sTraighT games, a phenomenal achievemenT. The neTmen won Their TlrsT maTch againsT Niles, 5-2. Goshen Tell nexT 7-2, Mishavvaka 8-O, and Niles again 8-l. Then The Indians came To The big TesT-Culver. The indians Took Tive ouT of The six doubles maTches, and decided To give Their subs a chance, so The Tlnal score was 6-3. This marked Culver's TirsT deTeaT in over Three years. ATTer ThaT The Indians coasTed To vvins over Riley, 6-O, Goshen 5-2, Misha- waka, 4-O, and Riley 8-l. Jerry Crowley, Karl DieTsch, Charles DieTsch, and John Kromkowski wenT Through The en- Tire season wiThouT losing a maTch. Minor awards were given Tor The TirsT Time in Tennis. LeTTer winners were Jerry Crowley, Charles DieTsch, Karl DieTsch, Marvin DieTsch, Leo Jaroszewski, John Kromkowski, Jim Langford, Henry Moore, and Andy Mollison. The lnTramural program aT ST. Joseph's was exTended To all Seniors, Juniors, Soph- omores, and Freshmen who signed up for The scheduled evenTs. BroTher Bernard Dono- hoe, C.S.C., was TaculTy moderaTor Tor The TirsT semesTer, and BroTher Eugene Palinski, C.S.C., for The second. Keen inTeresT in The daily resulTs could be readily seen from The looking up of The schedule, wiTh The HrsT Toss-up, To The scrupulous checking of The sTaTisTics. emzcbeam ABOVE: The bonfire rally before the football opener. LEFT: George Gulyanics, former Chicago Bear football star, addresses the student body at the Wash- ington football rally. BELOW: Sophomore assembly presented a You Are There parody on Julius Caesar. ABOVE: Cheerleaders display a hopeful outcome to a coming game. LEFT: Mr. Joe McArdle, former assistant to Frank Leahy, was guest speaker at the Senior assembly. 76 O ' 0 aa The Girls' Athletic Association ot St. Joseph's High School, otherwise known as the G.A.A., has had its third year at our school. The G.A.A. was organized the tTrst year that the school started in l953. Due to the lack ot our own gym, then, all games were played at the St. Joseph's Grade School gym. By the middle of the second year, however, our own gym was ready and we gladly moved in. This last year the gym was used for the volleyball and basketball games. The main sports are volleyball, basketball, bowling, and some swim- ming, which was taken care ot at the city natatorium. Mrs. Thomas Miller, directress of the Girls' Athletic Association. Left to right: Rose Marie Erp, Freshman President, Pat Bartkowiuk, Senior Presi- dent, Kathleen Quinlan, Barbara Hahl, Anne Featherstone, Elizabeth Jackson, Ca- milla Kerkholt, Norma Wawrzyniak, Carol Van Paemel, Judy Rightly, Sue Wendel. 77 FIRST ROW Ileft to rightj: M. Carrier, A. Martin, R Paczsney, D. Wulle, S. Kostry, M. Walsh, M. Weinzetl M. Gillen. SECOND ROW: S. Beniamin, S. Wesolow ski, S. Nowinski, B. Tice, M. Finnigan, A. Kromkawski M. Glon, C. Gadacz, P, Urban. THIRD ROW: M. Klota, P. Brusky, L. Abell, J. Jankowski, A. Wendel M. Lentz, B. Kowalski, V, Szarwark, M. Guentert. FOURTH ROW: C. Seach, J. Liszewski, M. Kowalski S. Litznerski, B. Zalai, M. Zoeller, M. Kierein, M. Prim mer. FIFTH ROW: C. Persyn, R. Philippe, P. Ditchie B. Kolupa, C. Prekowitz, K. Hurkes, J, O'DonnelI, P Hemenway, M. Hegudus. 'Me 70 Wodfeqlald 'km FRONT ROW Cleft to rightlg Carol Plencner, Pat Urban, Anne Marie Kromkowski, BACK ROW: Judy O'DonneII, Sandra Wysocki, Marcia Glon, Christine Gadacz, Marilyn Paiakowski. FIRST ROW lleft to rLghtD: B. Hickey, S. Wlodarski, A Lenhard, J. Nicholas, M. Jaroszewski, L. Crane, J Holmes. SECOND ROW: R. Gallagher, M. Paiakowski C. Plensner, S. Kardel, E, Cokewood, N. Lannoo, C Loucas. THIRD ROW. C. Guzicki, B. Dooley, C. Gadacz S. Litznerski, B. Zalai, M. Zoeller, M. Kierein, M. Prim FOURTH ROW: E. Heinerich, E. Smelser, L. Glentzer J. Schelstraere, M. Piascek, R. Nemeth. 1 BADMINTON TEAM fleff To righllz Janice Jankowski, Mariha Nu The Shuttlecock gets a double beating in this match. genf, Kathy Klofa, Mary Sue Lenlz, Audrey Wendel. G. A. A. BOWLI G .league LEFT TO RIGHT: Nancy Ger- mano, Margie Beissel, Ann Rodriguez, Melanie Primmer, Marilyn Hayge, Dolores War- Tha, Sue Kosfry, Emmy Lou Cokewood. Diane Poczesny, President of The Bowling League, Takes a minute Charlene Persyn and Dolores Warfha prepare to match their skill out lo pose for The camera's shutter. at burning the maples al The Palais Royale. 79 74e2 ' Qefaqe K t t ' i Jim Gott takes to the air in terrific form. However, he came in second after this attempt. home run. Brother James Roth, C.S.C., , gg.,j:1.:fv, Ai:-gli. 1 1 ' f, : ,tt ., .gf ' . , . ,V-. .L ,, I ,, my ,ip Q V YQ Llilwlsugg , V, .. M, 1 . 9 ,fha 71.4.14 f-413' f J 7 A,.4s,:v:?5 - PHL LSWA : -' - . .1 - A ' - t . 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It means one-half day ot school and an afternoon of field events between the Freshmen and Sophomore horne- rooms. Potential athletic stars are often in the running at these events. Brother Reginald presented awards to those who came in first cmd second in each event. Mr. De Witte and Mr, Kelly officiated 'at the events. The Redskin Relays created tremendous interest in both depart- Yes, the girls eventually got into the oct and proved to be quite ments. Here the Freshmen battle it out with the Sophomores. agile with the art of volleyball, 80 4-may LEFT TO RIGHT: Joyce Wharton, Jo Brei- Tino, Donolee Klutz, Beverly Miller, Joon Horfmon. ' 6400 LEFT TO RIGHT: Virginio Norris, Sharon Horvofh Germaine Kczcmorek. 744 MONOORAM WINNERS FlRST ROW lleff To righfb: Jcike Szorwcwrk, Kevin Weinberg. SECOND ROW: Ken Reimer, Mike Borczo, Tom Ruppe, Hczrlon Noel, Tom Lower, Richard Loofens, Fritz Fischer. THIRD ROW: .lim Berto, John Gamble, Ralph Richord- son. FOURTH ROW: Hank Tschido, Phil Hor- vofh, Gerald Freiclrich, Chuck Sweeney, Tom Kotoske, Walter Ludwick, Waller Monuszok, Bill Becker, John Dudeck. Z S 5 es- esa- is S , L.... W ' 5 is -szsr-vvpaief 2'1Z-QZ-r1:,-Q-Qzp.22!,E45-1257,-Mfgfa 5274-rail? S S S , S L xx ,L,, S M1 S 5 M 2 rm SS g .L S VK 'ff 75: S5 :Wil Tf W f.y,4as'fff1' 'riff ' Ll :fl , Qs ,M Sli Nfl? S g'x R :Lg 3.0.5-WT. S qu new W , Us , L,,. M , S EFQJNEZS :Q Z2 , S S S WU? is Tflsl 'Z from me buses fo The d 1l.5Z3:.,'5V-3:lf,-Qggss-Q5f,-jfvgsrfssgz-5332,-5513 - - . f However, some of us stopped on our way nn fo ns K cuss the oll-imporfont plons for The day. :Lg1,1'f.',1s-gjf ,'-. f' I .ai-ig.f,ilyfuk-zgf ,'.. iiglgifl-1p.q1'g?Yj-lgfgw5.52-g:13.i ss:-'il--7-'ws-ax -.,. 1.,w--fm-P.-'fl ---- 21-V ,-,- l-',-rw-:ii'i,. ff,- fJH'e.:,.'5s1f.-,ygsigzgisg 5 ',-. Eff 3 lzsgei, Iflggiigym b 7 45 A M so G A-', '--f .Y.g,-,..m2'.fg-frL-sfv.'f-znfg,,,,s,:L.fjgQQ-n,1r,,-L,-3 : . . 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A. ,grim misfit,-iii-ew-tt iivirggiiiyxigg i A stitch in time saves nine. With this gem ot wis- dom as a sure guide for successful housekeeping, the sewing class busily stitches away, ln tact, these future business men ot America didn't even look up when this picture was taken, iThey did so afterwardsl The mechanical drawing crew, with Mr. Davis at the helm, seems to be planning that yacht that is in the future for all at us dreamers. The library was the melting pot for all of those seek- However, Sid Edholm seems to have found ci more ing to further their cause for more learning. interesting method for learning. VVe'll get that 10:00 o'clock break in by hook or by IT's the class proiecfs that made for Top inferesf In crook, Ir's our only chance for survival. Brother Joseph's Civics classes. Everyone had 0 chance to ge? into the act. Ahl Lunch period and that tvvenly-Eve minute break, Mosi of Us had to ight our way To The Cokef' ma- These are the early comers, Chine. If's that extra penny Thar holds up The line. Hovvever, here was a crew that solved the problem Then vve headed back To our classes To hnd our Thar of service vvlrh a smile. Too bad, boys, The founlain The lunch period was really necessary fo keep our isn'T plugged ln yet, 86 tickers going, So we gathered in the little theater for the monthly N07 EVQVVOVWS 9975 Q showing ot The News Magazine of the Screen. - Written bt' Genefel Turn out those lights so we can get started. 0 dl5PlUY Ol his F Preparations tar the Freshmen play kept some of Us There's nothing like after school tor a couple of weeks. It was the make- chess while waiting tor up crew, more than anyone else, that had to miss MlCl1lQ0n-'UOl4GYf G those buses at 3:30. mOVe-H Mr. Clay packs his little clan into the Elkhart Spe- Keep that line moving cial which makes it possible tor those living in that for this moment. fringe area to come to classes and attend all of the 87 activities outside of school hours. . r - - -..,. . is-f ,,., ,,ii1-wits f H + -1. A V .5 sa, H i. , - , -,f- , -V -Urs Vf--, is dm .. 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Mass was celebrated every morning in the little theater KO I O O I The real inside story ot St. Joseph's High School lies in the beliet that the develop- ment ot the soul is ot the utmost importance in the training ot the Catholic student. The religious activities ot the year were con- ducted in close harmony vvith the liturgical observances ot the Church, thus altording the students an opportunity ot appreciating the spiritual values of their religion. LEFT: A solemn High Mass, celebrated by Father Vi- churas, oFFicially opened the 1955-'56 scholastic year Father LeVasseur, C.S.C. of Notre Dame assists Father Vichuras in distributing Holy Communion during the Freshmen observance of First Friday. Religious activities also extended to the realm ot ma- during the Lenten season, terial assistance to the foreign missions conducted by 88 the Priests, Brothers, and Sisters ot Holy Cross. f4ammZ The annual Three day reTreaT was observed by The Freshman and Sophomore classes prior To The ChrisTmos holidays, and The Junior and Senior classes on The firsT Three days OT Holy Week. The appoinTed Times were indeed appropriaTe for The spiriTual goals To which The annual reTreaT endeavors To aTTain. The success of The individual re- TreaTs vvas due To The inspiring conferences delivered by The respecTive reTreaT masTers. Jim Golgi, Frank GlenTzer, Bob Hechlinski, and Dan Farkas chaT vviTh FaTher VVesTendorf beTvveen confer- ence periods. FaTher Frederick Westendorf of ForT Mass was celebraTed Tor The underclassman reTreaT on The sTage of The LuTTle Wayne conducted The underclassmczn TheaTer l'el'I'EGT. Senior girls reciTe Their rosary in common during The period of privaTe cl Fafher Philip Hanley O P conducTcd vofions. The Upperclclssman reTreaT EdiTing The hrsT page and ediTor-in-chiel is Suzanne Fox. Sue Abell supervises The edi- Torial page, wiTh CharloTTe Gorslci on The Third page news, and Andy Mollison work- ing on The sporTs secTion. ReporTing The news is The job oT Nancy Conley, Sheila Berzai, Elaine Riorclan, George BenningTon, Ken Reimer, and ArT Wiggins. The Hi-LiTe has given These sTudenTs a small, buT a precise knowledge of The iournaIisTic wo-rld. SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Suzanne Fox, Andy Molli- son, Sue Abell. STANDING: Mary Arnold, ArT Wig- gins, George Benningfon, Agnes KerTesz, CharIoTTe Gorski. 46 Wa-1' The school paper, Hi-LiTe, is a producT of The Senior journalism class, supervised by SisTer M. Louis lrene, C.S.C. The Hi-LiTe, given To The sTudenTs Tive Times during The year, receives news of The looys Through BroTher Leonardo, C.S.C. of The boys' wing, During The TirsT period, The sTaTT may be seen working in The press room, up on The Third Tloor, drawing up dummy sheeTs or sTarTing The IayouT of The nexT issue. LEFT TO RIGHT: DoroThy Cormier, Marinelle Manion SisTer M. Louis Irene, C.S,C., Anne Millea, Susan Cooney. LEFT TO RIGHT: Ken Reimer, Bill Stedman, Elaine Riordan, SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Rosina O'Meara, Theresa Janiak. Nancy Conley. STANDING: Delphine Konke, Lillian Janowczyk, Mary Ann Je 6- Wag Who ore The people who respond To thot P.A. onnouncement M Yearbook meeting tonight otter school? Whot goes on ot These little get-togethers upstoirs? It you were To peer Through The windows ot room 303, you would hove seen, behind stocks of pictures, loose leot popers, copy sheets, ond old yeorhooks, the boys ond girls ot the l-li-Woy stotif, sorting ond identifying photos, composing coptions, Typing forms ond meeting deddlines in order To record tor posterity The events ond personolities ot The yeor. ABOVE: EDl'lOlQlAl. STAFF Cleft to rlghtl: Ed Thorn ton, Nell Murphy, Dorothy Cormler, Lindo Bellemore Gif L rg? LEFT flett to rtght: Andy Molltson ond Roy McLane teoture wrltersg Brother Horold, CSC., Yeorlooolq Ad- yiser. Cleft to right! Peggy Kulalok, Richard Plerzcholcl, typistsp MANAGERIAL STAFF llett to right 1 Joonn Fox, Brother Jomes Phyllis Coty, Contact ogernt. Sulltyon, CSC., Kent Flotley, Jornes Chtszor, Nancy Goheen. 'gage' fee W FIRST ROW ileff To righflr Terrence Boyle, David Demske, William Braunsdorf, Rudy Lohman, Archie Jeielers, Fredrick Nix, Jerome Jaworski, Edward Kiefer, Jim McLane, Dennis Dillman, Norman Horvafh. SECOND ROW: Fred Everding, Jerry Berkheiser, Bob Horvath, Bob Clafley, THIRD ROW: Mike Siney, James Chiszar, Terrence Fulnecky, Michael Nowak, Chester Wieczorek, Ray McLane, Gary Galarich, Tom Hoflman, Tom Kreilkamp, Paul Becker, Phil Gierzynski. 914' TOP: Brother Harold C.S.C,, depended o great deal on the capable assisfance of Jerry Berkheiser, Glee Club accom- panisl. The four walls of the band room re-echoed To The harmonious sirains of The Glee Clulo during the first period of The day. 92 JUNIOR SENIOR GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW CIefT To righTD. J. Goff, M. Moranz, J. Jackson, M. Hoffman, M. KIebusiTs, N. Go- Chwalek J Paris L Lopinski M. Anrhony, K. Boyle, J. Brafina, heen, J. Janesheski. THIRD ROW: P. STarzynski, K. Dolan, M. A Wenzel M Mirocha D RoberTs, C. Jeziorski. SECOND ROW: KronewiTTer, M. Grzescyk, G. Muia, J. McComb, M. McMullen, R OMeara M Kintz V Ozcllck, B. J. Czosnovvski, S. Miller, G. M. Weddle, D. WarTha, C. Gillen, J. Tschida, J. Turner. The mosT ouTsTanding eyenT of The year in which The Olee Club parTicipaTed was The EucharisTic Hour. All of The music was provided by The Olee Club. Because of limiTed space, The whole Glee Club was noT able To presenT a special ChrisTmas dinner program for The Pc1Trons Club, buT was represenTed by four of The members. The Olee Club also gave a Sacred ConcerT during Passion Week and a Spring ConcerT in The school gym- nasium. The officers of The Senior Glee Club are Mary Ann KlebusiTs IfPresidenTI, Judy Cashman Wice PresidenTl, KaThy Boyle ISecreTaryD, JaneT Hasley and Josephine Chwalek ILibrariansI, and Nancy Goheen TSergeanT of Armsl. The officers of The Freshman-Soph- omore Glee Club are Barbara KrempeTz TPresidenTl, Judy Krizman ISecreTaryD, Ann Len- hard Nice PresidenTI, Jeanne Vanderbosch and Rose Oanser ILibrariansI. FRESHMANVSOPHOMORE GLEE CLUB: FIRST ROW Ileff To righTD S. Wlodarski, S. HorvaTh, E. Cokewood, S, Schweiger, M. GuenT- erf, B. Hickey, S. Wesolovvski, M. Troyer, M. VValsh, C. Guzicki, S. Dinelli, E. Jackson, H. McCausIin. SECOND ROW: A. MarTin J. Krizman, R. Paczesny, K. Hurches, M. Kierein, C. Fenzau, C. Kerkhoff, B. Dooley, P. Fredrich, B. Niswonger, J. Vanderbosch J, Tennyson, R. Ganser. THIRD ROW: M. Beissel, R. Philippe A. Lenhard, C. KloTa, K. Urbanski, P. Urban, P. Tomasik, C Rihfel, E. SaIaTa, A. Krornkowski, B. Kowalski, K. O'Connor FOURTH ROW: M. Clements, B. Tice, J. Rypniewski, B. KrempeTz M. Conley, M. Wrobel, D. BerTa, J, Waelbroeck, C. Drover, N Vcrrda. FRONT ROW Cleft to riahtlr Edward Straub, Paul Prebys, Robert Bartholomew, Dennis Cronin, Patricia Hemenway, Francis Shultz, Wayne Molenda, James Nufier, Douglas Armstrong, Mary Ann Rys. SECOND ROW: Pai Bryan, Kathy Herman, Melanie Adnrze- iewski, Belly Lou Erlocher, Pat Dolan, Charles Maichen, Phil Meclo, Francis Frosf, Joe Corad, Wally Mucha, Cyril Lefzelier, Charles Nuffing, Tim Brassell, Dave Baur, Dave Curiis, Sal Cil- ella. THIRD ROW: Mr. Michael Kunkel CDirecl'orl, Richard Dun- lap, James O'Donnell, Ray Vrydaghs, Edward Weddle, Tom Rzeszevvski, John Thirion, Gene Donahue, David Daniels, Michael Nernefh, James Anihony, Kevin Fagin, Ralph Gillis, David Wille- min, Terry Dolan. 13, Qaaepdb 71' N 'Zi X-X .J ' N tdewud Zuwm Sfdff SEATED llefT To rightlz Linda WaTson, Jerome VandeVValle. STANDING: Ray McLane, Andy Mol- lison, John Kromkowski, Eleanore Cwiklinski, Afha Wenzel, Joe Simeri. ,, i Me zum' f4'506t0tdH THE QLIIVER Probably, The mosT revoluTionary idea of The year was The inaugurafion of The weekly Quiver. The sTaTT busily pre- pared iTs Timely and inTeresTing publica- Tion in order To keep The sTudenTs in- formed of The currenT acTiviTies Taking place inside oT and ouTside of The school, and The people responsible Tor These ac- Tiyifies. Ed Straub and John Gamble present The Boys' Senate News Brother Joseph Roos, C.S.C., direcTs Bill McCraley in posTing of The Air over The P.A, as an added Teaiure To The Pass The weekly religious bulletin Tor his Sophomore religion The Word Around program during homeroom period. class. 9 5 FRESHMEN DRAMA-TICS Under the direction of Brother Anthony Clemente, C.S.C., the mem- bers of the Freshmen Dramatics Club presented The Signal Man, a one acts play by Charles Dickens. lt was their hrst step forward in preparing Themselves for future productions. The presentation of The Signal Man was so well received by all who have seen it, that it is hoped there will be many such productions to look for- ward to. LEFT: Dave Deka as the Signal Man, John Hamilton as the trackwalker and John Dee as the newspaper re porter. The final scene portrayed a discus- sion of the freak 'accident in which the Signal Man was killecl, Ray Demblnski and Larry Mosko were featured in that scene. Sister Zita Marie prepares her art students for a Christmas Mr, Michael Kunkel directs the band during one of its Gp- display of ceramic costume jewelry. pearances at basketball half-time. 96 ACTI E ORGANIZATIONS Zaye' S Steve Steinholter addresses the members of the Boys' Senate in the absence of the Senate President, Joe Simeri. FIRST ROW ileft to rightl: Tom Burmeister, Charles Hatron, Tom Lower, Tom Lew- inslci. SECOND ROW: Ralph Tremel, Ed Everett, Richard Quigley, Herb Biddle, James Spencer. THIRD ROW: John Kromkowski, Ed Straub, Tom Malinowski, James Jack. FOURTH ROW: Tom Paia kowski, John Gamble, Bill McCraley, Doug Armstrong. faeaaelal SEATED Klett to rightl: Jeanine Paris, Colleen Plunkett, Sandra Buysse, Phyllis Tomasik. STANDING: Diane Paczesny, Beverly Sweeney, Mary Jane Anthony. .g. 3. g. Ron Berebitsky ot Riley conducts a N.C.C.J. discussion in room IIO as part of the planned program of the Conference in the South Bend area. FIRST ROW flett to rightl: M. Bour geois, D. DeCraene, M. Kintz, J. Bradley, Treasurer, M. Conley, Sec- retary, M. J. Anthony, President, M Clements, Vice President, J, Krizman, M. Beissel, C. Fenzau, J. Nix, R. M. Lipetska, D. Rogacki. SECOND ROW: C. Kerkhoff, I. Cichosz, K. Hurckes, S. Harvath, V. Von Rie, C. Buieker, S. Nowinski, D. Tarnacki, A. M. Kromkowski, P. ,McNeile, C. Gadacz, M. Paiakowski, S. Wysocki, J. Tidwell, P. DeNeve, J, Paris, THIRD ROW: L. Crane, H. McCaus- lin, D. Rodgers, J. Andruszko, V. Szarwark, K. Paiakowski, C. Gadacz, G. Nawrocki, J. Canheld, R. M. Erp, M. J. lavagnilio, M. Lentsch, J. Arm- strong, O. MacAllister, FOURTH ROW: M. Weddle, B, I-lirl, M. Bright, T. Wieczorek, E. Salata, C. Gun- deck, J. Coussens, P. Bartkowiak, S. Wendel, M. Dillon, M. Dale, M. J. Stabrowski, J. Andruszko, C. Gor- ski, D. Konke. I Education at St. Joseph's High is not merely limited to the classroom. Many people have displayed their talents, and many others were interested enough in our school so as to extend to us their tokens ot recognition. ABOVE: The Ladies' Auxiliary to the Veterans ot Foreign Wars, South Bend Post IT67, presents the American Flag to St. Joseph's High School. Brother Reginald, C.S.C., ac- cepted the tlag in the name ot the school and assured our devotion to it. LEFT: As part of the Christmas Assembly, the girls' glee club paid homage to the Christ Child and His Mother by singing traditional carols with unusually beautiful expres- sion. 'tt 123' ifllitvlxifllvflffefff ., 555555533 K 'ifm iffll' fQ1ll1'ilQgsiv?w 'Y TW. AMT i K .. 4.4, A, fit , .f..-fi,-fi,k,,k,,,Wi,.txzgr 2 sweats .,,. ,,k, ,,,,. f.. K. C , if --nn ., 545 452 ,-'wt--ft1,1Q1smzvik-rw. K f?,,,',grg .-i Q, -, si, g-:fi . . ,fps ff-lvvsiv H in ' , : fl. s ll '7i'il:lFfM z i ifqliilliiflliiilliff fi ll,'.i'l1f9ifiw,ffix: -. . A fe- ...t -f V. V fr ftfirszig-211:-1-vi f iiwi:.'1fi',ii:,i1siisif12451452 ' H,-f ' 2 T' ... Q 'i'tr 2 13' i ' - if if ...HJ ' 'A W T Y. i ss., . ,. . - , if . , , V fttffrzfl- iigig ,r can 4 . 5 ,.,. 1 ' . . ' . 'll V- - ' M ,. -- T ,fgelf V .1n'x?' 14 i,ifrZZsg wiIii'E2g?g ,52g112iwi-it A iztaf' ew. ' 8- Kyra - lt' 'Y' is - - ' H J , -L 35 . , ive '11,1f35' I l tgfli itigiei i ' fam,-2' T 145 1 . .. -f -7 -Q-fast. . W ,- . K., .tit -. J Z f, g ,1-i1f1v:fieef?Harw.g 1, ,L .V , , - Bob Ruetz entertained both departments The General Electric demonstration was Mr. Richard Kramer, attorney, addresses with his meloclious voice. one of amazement and intrigue. the September 2Oth assembly in tribute tothe great John Marshall. Mr. Leo Newman ot Packard Motors describes the chassis ot the The Notre Dame R.O.T.C. Drill Team demonstrated its precision new Packard to a group ot Senior boys. stepping Qi G bgskefbqll half-time, Vzfwaaa em 776-new The same floor which looks so large when ringed by the crowd at a basketball game, shrinks remarkably when packed by the throngs of students at our dances and mixers. We saw all of this first at the Senior dance when, despite a driving rain and an annoying fog, Eddy Knight played such num- bers as Autumn Leaves and Unchained Melody to a floor teeming with dancers. The yearbook dance, closing the annual patron subscription drive, featured the Rythmaires. Nearly every- one there picked up a few steps from Joe Ganser's exhibitions. The School Swing Band rocked the Sophomore mixer with their Rock Around the Clock, Seventeen, and When the Saints Go Marching ln. The two Freshman mixers had big name singers on records with Love is a Many Splendored Thing. The big dance of the semester was the Annual Holiday Ball sponsored by the Senior class. From the special textured tickets and take home table decorations to the changing colored lights, the Ball was an extravagant and well planned affair. The Junior class, which had earlier given a roller skating party, held the last big dance before Lent with Eddy Knight's band playing the current favorites, Sixteen Tons, Memories Are Made of This, and Only You. Joe Ganser could have shown Arthur Murray some- This close-up of the Freshman Mixer tells a story that needs no words to unfold thing new in dancing. The Hoky-Poky is the novelty thot has everyone Teaming on the floor, The Rythm Airs provided the YeC1I'lOOOk DCJTICS Wllh all of the trim mings that Thanksgiving was to offer in another way the following day. 99 77 Fcuk The plonned skcning porlies of The diTlerenT closses were olvvoys corried ouT oT The Ploylond Pork Roller-Rink. WheTher sponsored by Freshmen or Seniors, The floor Wcls olwoys filled vviTh enThusi- cisfic skewers, Tom Hcxrvey moinfoins Thor This is The sczfesf posiTion while skating. Vcmderbosch needn'T vvoit in line, Agostino is doing ci mighty fine iob. 4e7?555 ' ga!! Ed Thornfon and JoAnn Bclon odd to The pic ture of cz bright and gala ofloir. While music played on, Ed Myers ond Phyllis Coty paused before the Christmas Tree in The lobby. i?55 Fwm Chuck Sweeney crowns lvl. Hennessey cis Queen of the Junior-Senior Prom. Don Buczynski reigned os King. Phyllis Coty was given the honor of placing cz wreath of flowers ot the foot of the statue of the Blessed Mother. Together, the Prom was cz crowning success to the social events of 1954 and '55, Wing 2714, 7755 Senior Class Day started with Holy Mass celebrated by Father Senior President, John Horth, turns over the traditional Toma- Vichuras in the little theater. hawk to Junior President, Chuck Sweeney, as part of the Senior Class Day program held in the gym the Friday before graduation, May 27th. Theresa Nutting and Joseph Slade re- Dorothy Petdke and Marvin Dietsch re- ceived awards tor the highest scholastic ceive the second hig h e st scholastic records in the Senior Class. awards. Theresa Nutting is awarded the coveted chemistry award. ' 29 -7955- The Senior Class oT i955 vvds The firsT To receive diplornos vviThin The vvolls of ST. Josephs High on lvlov 29Th, 1955. From The Time of The Boccalaureme lvlonss in The morning To The conferring OT diplomas in The loTe ohernoon, The Senior Class held eoich nTornenT os one never To be TorgoT- Ten, ABOVE: You canfT help Thinking of This oc- casion as being one of The greaT mornenTs. in your life. RIGHT: Dr. Lawrence Baldinger, Dean of The Noire Dame Science School, delivered The cornmencemenf address. ABOVE: Gerard Van Overberghe receives his diploma from Father Vichuras who is assisTed by Brofher Reginald in The presen- TaTion of diplomas. BELOW: An overall glimpse aT The gradu- ation exercises shows ThaT There can be noThing buf pride and ioy in grc1dudTing from ST. Joseph's High. pahon'4 M55 - 56 05454014 SEATED Cleft to rightl: Mr. Roman Gadocz, Treasurer, Mrs. Fred Weinberg, Recording Secretary, Mrs. Edward Stachon, Corres- ponding Secretary, Mrs. Theodore Derksen, Vice President. STANDING: Mr. Edward Breiler, President, Mr. Thomas Getzinger, Vice President, Mrs. Robert Myers, Corres- ponding Secretary. Missing: Mrs. James Gott, Vice President. Parents cittentively listen to Brother Joseph as he explains the objectives ot his class. Each year, the parents are invited to tol- low the schedule of their children and become acquainted with the teachers. Report cards are speeded to your doorway with the aid ot volun- teers from the Patrons' Club. Here we see ilett to rightl: Mrs. C. Fagan, Mrs. John Straub, Mrs. Fred Bradley, and Mrs. Edward Stachon putting the final touches on the semester cards. f O ABOVE: Mrs. Etta Zalas, Miss Mae Prawatt, and Mrs. Catherine Zalas capably handle the two lunch periods ofthe day. LEFT: Jim and John Miller Bred up the boilers early inthe morning so that we didn't have to share the chill of those biting wintry days. 0m ' ' wide aadadcweoa Professor Aaron l. Abell A 81 K Food Distributors, Inc. Mr, 8- Mrs. William Albrecht Mr. St Mrs. Charles K. Allen Allen's Texaco Station Mr. 8. Mrs. John Almassy Mr. 8. Mrs. R. Anderson Mr. 8- Mrs. John Andruszko Mr. 8. Mrs. Emery Antalavits Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. R. L. Anthony Edwin E. Arelt 8m Son Miss Gerry Chwalek Mrs. Marie Arndt Mr. 81 Mrs. Lewis R. Arnold Avenue Radio B- T.V. Wanda A. Badowski Mr. 8- Mrs. Al M. Badur Bailey Office Supply Co. to Me .gm 1956 216- ww. Mrs. Agnes Brzezinski Nicholas A. Budnik Mr. 8- Mrs. Victor J. Budzin Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 8. Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Eugene Budzinskl Matthew J. Buieker Leo J. Butler Eleanor Callaghan Mr. 81 Mrs. Dr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 8. Mrs. Mr. 8- Mrs. Mr. 8. Mrs. Mr. B1 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. John H. Carraher F. R. Nicholas Carter William J. Cashman W. J. Cerney A. J. Chiszar Walter Chrobot EmmettC. Churchill Mr. 8. Mrs. Harry Doloosiewicz Mary B. Dooley Mrs. W. R. Dooley Mr. 81 Mrs. A. J. Dougherty Harry L. Doyle Mr. 81 Mrs. Edward Drada Mr. 81 Mrs. E. C. Drover Mr. 81 Mrs. Alex Dudeck Arthur Dutoi Mr. 81 Mrs. Howard Eastwood Dr. 81 Mrs. Sherman L. Egan Mr. 81 Mrs. C. Robert Egry Mr. Bt Mrs. John S. Ehman Clit? Eldridge Co. Mr. 8. Mrs. M. J. Baidek Mr. 81 Mrs. Lawrence H. Baldinger Mr. 81 Mrs. John Balon Mr. 8- Mrs. Bert Banacki Mr. 8. Mrs. William Banicki Mr. and Mrs. George S. Barcza Mr. 81 Mrs. Sylvester Barczykowski Dr. 81 Mrs. Paul C. Bartholomew Mr. 81 Mrs. Ronald E. Bassett Mr. 81 Mrs. James W. Bauer Mr. 81 Mrs. Russel Bealmear Mr. 81 Mrs. Raymond H. Beissler Richard J. Chwalek Mr. 81 Mrs. Thad Chwalek Dr. 84 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. S. G. Cilella Maurice T. Cocquyt Mr. 81 Mrs. M. B. Cokewood Cole's Var iety Store Joanne Conley Marcia Co nley Mr. 81 Mrs Arthur W. Eulitzr Mr. 81 Mrs. Arthur Everding Mr. 81 Mrs. Leo M. Ewald . 81 Mrs. Julius N. Farkas .81 Mrs. Nile Fergison 8- Mrs. Ralph E. Fischer 81 Mrs. C. Fitzmaurice 81 Mrs. L. T. Flatley 81 Mrs. Lawrence Foldenauer Mr. 81 Mrs. Rocco Corad Mrs. Joseph W. Cormier Camiel Coussens Mr. 81 Mrs .Marcel Fontayne The Food Spot Mr. 81 Mrs. Louis Francisco Mr. 84 Mrs. Ollie Beima Mr. 81 Mrs. Harvey Bellemore Belleville Bake Shop Mr. 81 Mrs. Herbert Benington Bergman Drugs Mr. 81 Mrs. Charles Berta Dr. David A. Bickel Mr. 81 Mrs. Paul Boehm Mr. 81 Mrs. Charles Boenne Mr. 8. Mrs. J. J. Borkowski Mr. 8- Mrs. M. Borkowski Mr. 81 Mrs. Louis Botka Mr. 81 Mrs. Walter Bourgeois Mr. 81 Mrs. Leo Boyle Mr. 81 Mrs. R. P. Boyle Mr. 81 Mrs. Fred G. Bradley Mr. 81 Mrs. Robert L. Bradley Mr. 8. Mrs. John E. Brassell Mr. 81 Mrs. Frank Bratina Jr. Mr. 8- Mrs. W. H. Braunsdorf Mr. 81 Mrs. Edward Breiler Mr. 8- Mrs. Elmer Brothers Mr. 8. Mrs. Charles M. Brown Thomas J. Brunner Mr. 81 Mrs. Frank Coussens Mr. 8. Mrs. G. J. Coty, Sr. Mr. 8. Mrs. James W. Culliton Mr. 81 Mrs. T. A. Cunningham Mr. 81 Mrs. Claude E. Crowder Dr. 81 Mrs. J. B. Crowley Crystal Cleaners 81 Laundry Mr. Raymond A. Cwiklinski Mr. 81 Mrs. J. Dabros Dr. 81 Mrs. James P. Danehy Darnell Drugs, inc. Mr. 81 Mrs. Frank M. Deak Mr. 8- Mrs. Rudolph DeCocker Mr. 81 Mrs. Albert De Craene Mr. 8- Mrs. Emil De Craene Mr. 8- Mrs. Julius De Freeuw Mr. 81 Mrs. Frank A. Dega Mr. 81 Mrs. Louis Deka Freshman D, St. Joseph's High A Friend A Friend A Friend Mr. 81 Mrs. Leonard Froelich Mr. 81 Mrs. A. K. Frost Fruitland Central Food Store Mr. 8. Mrs . Edward V. Gabrich Mr. 81 Mrs. Edward Gacki Mr. 8. Mrs .John J. Gadacz Mr. 8m Mrs. Roman V. Gadacz Joan M. Gapczynski Mr. 81 Mrs. John J. Gapczynski Norb Gapczynski Mrs. Sophie Gapski Garson's Surgical Supply Mr. 81 Mrs. Stanley Gartee Mr. 81 Mrs. Alex Gerencher Mrs. Jeanette Dembinski Mr. 81 Mrs. Joseph De Meester Mr. 81 Mrs. Frank De Neve Mr. 81 Mrs. Basil De Vreese De Wyze Grocery Mr. 81 Mrs. Allan Dierks Mr. 81 Mrs. B. Franklin Dietsch Mr. 8- Mrs. J. R. Dillon Mr. 8- Mrs. Ted Derksen Mr. 8- Mrs. Carol L. Gerhold Mr. 81 Mrs. Michael Getzinger Mr. 81 Mrs. Charles W. Gillen Mr. 81 Mrs. Francis Glentzer Mr. 81 Mrs. Anthony Glon Mr. 81 Mrs. James W. Goff Mr. 81 Mrs. Joe Gondek Mr. 8- Mrs. William B. Goralski 81 Sons Mr. 81 Mrs. Anton Gornik Mr. 81 Mrs. Edwin J. Gorski Mr. Bi Mrs. Frank Gorzkiewicz George Gouse Mr. 8x Mrs. Stanley Graczyk Mr. 81 Mrs. D. B. Grams Mr. 81 Mrs. Gejza P. Gregor Mr. 8K Mrs. Stanley J. Gress Mr. 81 Mrs. Frank R. Grezescyk Mr. 8- Mrs. A. R. Guentert George Gulyonics Mr. 81iMrs. Michael Gulias Mr. Bt Mrs. John Gundek Mr. 81 Mrs. Leon Gundeck Miss Shirley Gyuriak Mr. 81 Mrs. S. L. Gyuriak Mr. 81 Mrs. Leo J. Guzicki Hainstock's Shoe Store Mrs. Irene Hancz Spazfzoae Mr. 81 Mrs. Burton Keller Mr. 81 Mrs. Homer C. Kelver Mr. 81 Mrs. Howard Kelvey, Jr. Mr. 81 Mrs. Bela Keresztes Mr. Si Mrs. Stephen D. Kertesz Mr. 81 Mrs. Louis Kiralcli Mary Alice Klawinski Mr. 81 Mrs. Louis Klebusits Mr. 8- Mrs. Roy J. Klecka Mr. 81 Mrs. Alfred Maenhout Richard 81 Janet Maenhout Mr. 81 Mrs. Fred V. Mahler Mr. 81 Mrs. Joseph E. Magiera Mrs. Mary E. Maichen The Main Flower Shoppe Mr. 81 Mrs. Walter Manuszak Marion's Gift Shop Mark's Grocery Mr. A. E. Klinger Mr. 81 Mrs. Joseph M. Klutz Mr. 81 Mrs. Bert Kochanowski Kolesiak's Grocery Mr. 81 Mrs. Rudolph J. Koloszar Mr. 81 Mrs. Henry V. Konecny Anthony J. Kovach Mr. 81 Mrs. Julius Kovach Mr. 81 Mrs. John P. Kovatch Mr. 81 Mrs. John Kowalski Harm's Paint 8- Specialties Mr. 81 Mrs. Felix Hartman Mr. 81 Mrs. Ralph Hasfurther Mr. 81 Mrs. Louis Hasley Mr. 81 Mrs. J. Hastings Mr. 81 Mrs. Eugene Hazinski Mr. 81 Mrs. H. E. Heater Mr. 81 Mrs. Harry Hechlinski Mrs. Clem Hedrick Mr. 81 Mrs. James A. Henthorn Mr. 81 Mrs. David J. Herman Richard W. Kowalewski Mr. 81 Mrs. John B. Krause Henry A. Kretschmer Mr. 81 Mrs. Stanley Krol Mr. 8- Mrs. A. J. Kromkowski Mr. 81 Mrs. S. F. Kromkowski Mr. 81 Mrs. Ronald Kronewitter Mrs. Katherine Kuberski Mr. 81 Mrs. Paul C. Kuboske Mr. 81 Mrs. Sylvester Kulesia Mr. 81 Mrs. Joseph T. Herman Miss Kathy Hillebrand Mr. 81 Mrs. Paul Hillebrand Holy Cross Church Mr. 81 Mrs. John Hoffman Mr. 81 Mrs. John Hottman Mr. 81 Mrs. F. A. Huemmer Mrs. Frances Huftold HuFf's Barber Shop Imperial Accordion Studio Mr. 81 Mrs. Al Kusz Mr. 81 Mrs. Hubert Kuzmich Miss Anne Kwasny Emily Kwasny Mr. 81 Mrs. Joseph Lane Mrs. Mary Lane Mr. B1 Mrs. Raymond Lang Mr, 81 Mrs. Julius Lannoo Mr. 81 Mrs. John J. LaPlante Mr. Bi Mrs. Anthony F. Lass Mr. 81 Mrs. Cecil Jack Mr. 8- Mrs. Wilbur H. Jackson Mr. 81 Mrs. Edward R. Jankowski Marietta Latoski Lead Products, Inc. Mr. 81 Mrs. Paul M. Lehner, Jr. Mr. 81 Mrs. Frank Jankowski Mr. 81 Mrs. Frank E. Jankowski Mrs. Anne Janiak Mr. 8- Mrs. John S. Jaroszewski Mr. 8 Mrs. Milton A. Johnson Mr. 81 Mrs. R. L. Johnson Josephine's Beauty Shop Mrs. Marjorie Jumps Mr. 81 Mrs. Walter Kaczorowski Mr. 8. Mrs. Joseph A. Kapsa Mr. 8- Mrs. John G. Karas Leio Stioio Philesszaweltay Mr. 81 Mrs. A. E. Lenhard Mr. 81 Mrs. Thomas J. Lentine Mr. 81 Mrs. Stanley Leszczynski Mr. 8. Mrs. C. C. Liekey Mr. 81 Mrs. R. C. Linarello Dr. 81 Mrs. E. M. Lipetska Mr. 8- Mrs. Laszlo Lontay Mr. 84 Mrs. John B. Lootens The Collins Lorimer Family Mr. 81 Mrs. Robert D. Lynch Mr, 81 Mrs. Joseph O. Markovich Mr. 81 Mrs. Roman Markowski Mr. 81 Mrs. William Mast Mr. 81 Mrs. Raymond Matthys Mr. 8- Mrs. George F. McComb Dr. 81 Mrs. W. J. McCraley Mr. 8i Mrs. W. J. McGrogan Mr. Si Mrs. E. Eugene McLane Mr. 81 Mrs. W. P. McManus Mr. 81 Mrs. Paul McMullen Mr. Si Mrs. James F. Meixel The Men's Corner, lnc. Mr. 81 Mrs. Louis J. Meszaros Mr. 81 Mrs. Joseph Meuleman Mr. 5 Mrs. Frank J. Mezykowski Miami Greenhouse Miami Tasty Shop Miami Watch Repair Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Joseph Micinski Leonard Micinski Miller Hardware Mr. 81 Mrs. H. E. Minkler Mr. 8. Mrs. J. Kelley Mirocha Mr. 8. Mrs. Edward P. Molenda Mr. 8. Mrs. Andrew R. Mollison H. Louis Moranz Stanley Mucha 81 Daughter Mr. 8. Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Walter A. Mucha Mr. 81 Mrs. Joseph Muia Mr. 81 Mrs. C. A. Murphy Mr. 81 Mrs. E. J. Murray L. J. Murray Mr. 81 Mrs. Chester Muszynski Mr. 81 Mrs. Lawrence Myers Mr. 81 Mrs. Lawrence Myers Francis B. Nabicht Mr. 81 Mrs. Alex Nagy Mr. 8: Mrs. Joseph J. Nagy, Jr. Mr. 81 Mrs. Ralph W. Neeb A. C. Negri, Jr. Mr. 81 Mrs. Louis Nemeth Mr. 81 Mrs. Peter F. Nemeth Mr. 81 Mrs. Stephen Nemeth Mr. 81 Mrs. David Niezgodski Mr. 81 Mrs. P. C. Nilles Mr. 8. Mrs. E. F. Niswonger Mr. SQ Mrs. Paul J. Nix Mr. 8. Mrs. Mike Nowak Mr. 8- Mrs. Leo Nowicki Fkmww Mr. 81 Mrs. Martin Rogacki Mr. 8- Mrs. George E. Rohrbach Rozone Grocery Dr. 81 Mrs. Cyril F. Rose Mr. 8. Mrs. Harry J. Rossi Mr. 8. Mrs. Matthew Nowicki Henry Nycz Mrs. Anna Nyers 8: Family Mr. C. L. Rothenhoefer Mr. Mr. 81 Mrs. Kermit Roussen 81 Mrs. J. F. Ruetz Mr. 8. Mrs. Robert W. O'Connor Mrs. Floyd O'Meara Mr. 81 Mrs . Sylvester Ornat Mr. 8. Mrs. Clarence Otto Mr. 8- Mrs. Joseph Ozdyck Mr. 8. Mrs .John L. Paczeny Mr. 81 Mrs. Raymond F. Paczesny Mr. 81 Mrs. Edward Paholski Miss Christine Paiakowski Mr. 81 Mrs. C. J. Pajakowski Mr. 81 Mrs. Louis Paprocki Mr. 81 Mrs. John A. Pare Mr. 8- Mrs. C. F. Paris Pa rk-N-Shop Market Mr. 81 Mrs. Matthias Ruplinger Mr. 8: Mrs. Arthur T. Ruppe Dr. E. R. Ruthsatz Mr. 81 Mrs. William Rypniewski Mr. 81 Mrs. George Sabbe Mr. 81 Mrs. Al Salata Mr. 81 Mrs. E. J. Sawala Mr. 8. Mrs. R. L. Sawala Mr. 81 Mrs. Oscar Schelstraete Mr. 8- Mrs. George A. Scheuer Mr. 81 Mrs. Schmieder Mr. 81 Mrs. Walter Schoen Mr. 8. Mrs. R. J. Schubmehl Mr. 81 Mrs. Frank B. Schultz Mr. 81 Mrs. William John Parrish Mr. Joseph Paskiet Everett Patnaude Mrs. Florence Schweiger Service Cleaners Mrs. Julia Shea Karl Weisser Mr. 8- Mrs. Gerard Pauwels Mr. 81 Mrs. Maurice Pauwels Mr. 8g Mrs. John Pelzak Mrs. Charles Persyn Mr. 8g Mrs. Arthur J. Piechocki Mr. B1 Mrs. Walter Pierzchala Mrs. Rose Pilarski Mr. 81 Mrs. Steve Pinter Mr. 8- Mrs. Chester Plonski George W. Williams Mr. 84 Mrs. Cyril Van Poppel Portage Paint 81 Television Co. Portage Variety Store Mr. 8- Mrs. Frank Raab Mr. 8- Mrs. Joseph Rammer Mr. 8- Mrs. Atilio Ravotto Mr. 81 Mrs. Charles F. Reid Mr. 8- Mrs. William A. Reitz Mr. 8. Mrs. I. W. Renier Mrs. Ida L. Richardson Mr. 81 Mrs. P. A. Richardson Ridenour Electric Co. Mr. Sr Mrs. A. Riffel Mr. 81 Mrs. L. W. Ripper Mr. 81 Mrs . William Robison Mr. 81 Mrs. Joseph Rodino Mr. 8. Mrs. Frederick E. Sikora Mr. Bn Mrs. Alex Sikorski Mr. 81 Mrs. Rocco Simeri Mr. 81 Mrs. Vincent J. Simeri Mr. 8. Mrs. V. J. Slack Mr. 8- Mrs. Joseph W. Slott Mr. 81 Mrs. Richard J. Slott Mr. 81 Mrs. Francis J. Smith Mr. 81 Mrs. A. T. Smithberger Mr. 81 Mrs. Beni. Snyder Edward Soberalski South Bend Hardware Co. Mr. 81 Mrs. F. E. Spencer Mr. 81 Mrs. Walter Stabrowski Mr. 8- Mrs. Edward Stachon Mr. 81 Mrs. W. A. Stedman Mr. 81 Mrs. Nickolas Steiner Mr. 8. Mrs. Steve Steinhoffer Mr. 8. Mrs. J. D. Stevens Mr. 81 Mrs. Omer J. Stevens Mr. 81 Mrs. John C. Staub Mr. 8. Mrs. E. F. Striker Mr. 8- Mrs. Ben Strychalski Mr. and Mrs. Frank Swartz, Jr. Mr. 81 Mrs. Charles A. Sweeney Mrs. Louis Rodino Mr. 81 Mrs. H. Rodriguez Mr. James R. Rogacki Mrs. Clementine Swiatowy Mr. Mr. 81 Mrs. Julius A. Szalay 81 Mrs. Stanley Szarwark, Sr. Evelyn Szewzyk Mr. 81 Mrs. John Szoke Mr. 8- Mrs. Edward Tennyson Mrs. Elmer Tepe Mr. 8. Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 8. Mrs. Mr. 8. Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. John L. Va Mr. 8. Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 8. Mrs. Thibodeau H. S. Thornton William D. Thornton J. Raymond Tobin Joseph Tomasik Edward Tschida George M. Tschida Henry Ischida Ted Urbanski nderbosch, Sr. Rene Van Duysse George Van Dyck Hubert Van Goeye, Sr. Henry Van Overberghe Mr. Joseph Van Overberghe Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8- Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 8- Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 8- Mrs. Mr. 8- Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 8. Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 8- Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 8- Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 8- Mrs. Mr. 8. Mrs. West Side Mr. 8- Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mrs. Sophi Mr. 8. Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mrs. Mary Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 8- Mrs. Felix Varda August Verleye Henry A. Verslype Adolph Waiszczyk Frank Waldvogel Roman Walkowiak D. R. Walters John Wamser Eugene Warren Edward M. Wartha R. M. Wartha Leon Wawrzyniak Horace Weddle Carl Weinzetl John Welch Harold F. Welde John Wesolowski George West Sport Shop Harlow H. White Zenon Widawski e Wieczoek Don Wiggins Allan H. Willis Edward C. Woltman Jas. Wulle Wysocki Steven Yambrich Alphonse Zack John Zdoniak Emil Zernick Zoller Storm Sash Company 74e6aqczZea,a,aa4ta04acnS,e wdifeeam Zqawa upwziazdm' mm ' Alex's Shoe Hospital We Feature O'Sullivan , America's No. 1 Heel 125 W. Jetterson opp. PostOFt1ce. CE 3-0945 Anderson Silver Plating Co. 1705 S, Main St. Phone 2-5757 Elkhart, lndiana The Arnold Cafe Restaurant-Tavern 1201 W. Sample, South Bend, lndiana Artley Flutes and Piccolos Makers of Fine Flutes 84 Piccolos Elkhart, lndiana For Better' Buys-Better Buy at Baer's Home Outfitters 315-319 So. Michigan St., South Bend, lnd. Bauer's Sport Shop 2319 L. W. W. at Olivet Street Where Good Sports Get Good Sport Goods. Belleville Super Mkt. 5302 W. Sample St. AT 9-9362 South Bend 19, lndiana Bergeron Motor Company, Inc. 215 N. Main Street. Ph. 3-0164 Elkhart, lndiana Bert's Market Groceries-Meats Cor. Phillipa 84 Ford Sts., So. Bend C. E. Beyer Co. Complete Carpet Service 1113 Haney Ave., South Bend, ind. AT 7-4322, AT 7-1 143 Peter P. Bognar Agency General Insurance-Real Estate 242 Chapin St., South Bend, lnd. AT 7-7351 Brandywine Food Mart 1906 So. 11th St. at Bell Road Niles, Michigan Buschbaum Pharmacy Self Service-Free Parking 2305 Miami St. AT 9-0383. South Bend, lnd. Voss Casimer's Super Market 3410 Western Avenue South Bend, lndiana Chapin Radio 81 T.V. 842 Chapin St., South Bend, Ind. 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BL 5-5505 Economy Drug Store 2Ol Main Niles, Michigan Falvey's Store for Men 81 Boys 213 East Main Street Niles, Michigan Franger Gas Company Bryant Gas Heating 1530 W. Bristol, Elkhart, lndiana Garnitz Furniture Co. 310 S. Michigan St. CE 3-9494 South Bend, lndiana Gaseteria, Inc. 1615 Lincoln Way East South Bend, lndiana Peter F. Gillis, Realtor 318 N. Lafayette Blvd., So. Bend Customer Parking Russ Goheen Warm Air Heating 81 Sheet Metal Co. 711 E. Grove St., Mishawaka, lnd. Raymond M. Gorski Rod 81 Reel Repair 801 24th St. CE 4-1522 Grand Union Tea Co. L. W. Schrandt, Mgr. 405 S. St. Joe St. AT 7-1424 Greenwoods Super Mkt. Indiana's Friendliest Super Mkt. Cor. So. Bend Ave. Si Ironwood Dr., So. Bend Gruber's Self-Service Groceries-Meats-Produce 1847 Prairie Ave. AT 9-0606. So. Bend, Ind. Grummell and Sons Coal-Stoker Fuel 1613 W. Washington St. CE. 3-7716. So. Bend. Inf-I C1rose's Bike Shop Schwinn Bikes Si Lionel Trains 226 W. Washington. CE. 3-0788. South Bend, Ind. Hillview Dairy Milk Stations Consult Phone Directory for Locations HolIey's Shell Service Proprietor Stanley Holewinski 202 S. Chapin St. AT 9-0866. South Bend, Ind. Mr. St Mrs. Clarence Hoose Parkway' Bowling Lanes Mishawaka, Indiana HuFf's Pharmacies 1437 Portage Ave. 201-02 J. M. S. Bldg., South Bend Huron Pharmacy 2210 W. Huron St. AT 8-1700 South Bend, Indiana Industrial Chemicals, Inc. Water Treatment Specialists 2215 S. Main St., South Bend, Indiana .loenell's Figurine Shop, Wholesale 81 Retail 2707 S. 8th St. Ph. 2-3569 Elkhart, Indiana Kalicki Standard Service 1700 Western Ave. AT 9-0669 South Bend, Indiana V. K. Kaniewski and Son Mortuary Chapel 1032 W. Washington Office 614 S. Arnold, South Bend, Ind. Thomas L. Katovsich Guniting Contractor R. R. -1:52, Box 309, Ph. AT 7-4771 Krantz Food Market Proprietor: Martin Palicki 2632 S. Michigan St. AT 9-0935. South Bend, Incl. Lobis Food Mkt. 1303 W. Washington, So. Bend Groceries, Meat, Produce Lad 81 Lassie Infants' 81 Children's Wear Mishawaka, Indiana. BL 5-2286 La Salle Photo-Engraving Corporation 316 N. Lafayette Boulevard, CE 4-5761 South Bend, Indiana La Salle Hotel Leonard Mennucci South Bend, Indiana Lincoln Pharmacy 1701 Lincoln Way W. lAtColIege1 South Bend, Indiana Lloyd Insurance Agency, Inc. Insurance Is Our Business--Not a Sideline 121 N. Hill St., South Bend, Indiana Lochmandy Buick Sales, Inc. 426 North Main Street. AT 2-3000 Elkhart, Indiana Lydifk Lumber 81 Coal Co. 8434 West Edison Road South Bend 28, Indiana Maichen Home Construction White Pigeon, Michigan Low Cost Homes a Specialty Marguerite's Formal Shop Rent-Formals-Bridesmaid Dresses-Sale 436 E. 4th St., Mishawaka, Indiana Marks-Dixie-Super-Mkt. One Stop Shopping Center 2280 Dixie Way North, Roseland Max Adler Co. Dan Luczynski, School Representative Bostonian Si Mansfield Shoes Material Handling Equipment Corp. 2625 S. Michigan St. AT 9-9269 South Bend, Indiana Dominic Mazzone Expert Shoe Repair Shop 2337 N. Kenilworth Rd. CE 4-8618 The McDonald Studio Photographer to St. Joseph's High School 116 West Colfax. CE 4-8891 McKinley Bake Shop 2930 East McKinley CEntraI 2-2814 McLaughlin Paint 8- Varnish Co. The Paint People 421 W. Fourth St., Mishawaka, Indiana Meizberg Food Mart 1774 Prairie Ave. AT 9-0686 South Bend, Indiana Messenger Press Printers 81 Publishers Since 1896 301 S. Chapin St. AT 7-7500 Michigan Box 8- Crate, Inc. Manufacturers of Shipping Containers Niles, Michigan. Phone 3648 Micro Machine, Inc. 1534 Pulaski. AT 9-0189 Machine Shop Production Experimental Mishawaka Wheel Alignment Service 804 S. Union Street Mishawaka, Indiana Modern Home Supply Co. 1 144-46 Western Ave. AT 7-8955 South Bend 19, Indiana Mooney's IGA 502 E. Calvert St. AT 9-0071 South Bend, Indiana Walter A. Mucha Realtor 1139 N. Johnson St., Phone CE 2-1554 Real Estate and All Forms of Insurance Nagy's Service Station 1601 W. Indiana Avenue South Bend, Indiana National Milk Co. Tastee Milk of Superior Quality 921 S. Louise. AT 7-1563 NeIson's Grocery 901 Harrison St. Elkhart, Indiana Nemeth Funeral Home 744 W. Washington St. AT 7-6655 South Bend, Indiana Northwest Super Market 2010 Elwood Ave. South Bend, Indiana O'Brien Paints Look Better Longer See Your Nearest O'Brien Dealer PauI's Mobil Service, Paul Krege, Prop. 1430 Mishawaka Avenue South Bend, Indiana Robert A. Peterson, REP. Shedd-Bartush Foods, Inc. Margarine-Salad Dressing-Peanut Butter Mr. 81 Mrs. Ignatius Strantz 1614 Prairie Avenue South Bend, Indiana Tepe Furniture 3606 Mishavvaka Avenue South Bend, Indiana Two Legs, Inc. Pants, Sweaters, Jackets 118 S. Michigan St., South Bend, Ind. Van Buren Food Market 1013 Portage Ave. CE 4-6481 South Bend 16, Indiana Walker's A Fitting Place to Buy Shoes 136 North Michigan St., South Bend, Ind. The Best in T.V. on N.B.C. Channel 46 WNDU-TV The Notre Dame Station Edward F. Voorde Mayor of South Bend Compliments of Harry H. Verler General Contractor R. J. Wolf Painting Contractor 723 E. Jefferson Blvd., Phone CE 3-6015 Woltman Bros. Groceries 8i Meats 803 S. Chopin, AT 7-0145 7-Up Bottling Co., Inc. 1239 South Bend Ave., CE 4-8902 South Bend, Indiana Sigmund Sorg, Inc. Jewelers 81 Silversmiths Goshen, Ind., Elkhart Singer's I.G.A. Market High Quality, Low Prices 205 E. Jefferson, Mishawaka Smith's Shoes 120 S, Michigan St. South Bend, Indiana. CE 2-3344 Sobieski Federal Sav. 81 Loan Assn. 740 S. Walnut St. South Bend 19, Indiana South Bend Federal Savings and Loan Main 8 Jefferson South Bend, Indiana South Bend Floral Company Flowers for all Occasions 114 S. Michigan St. CE 3-8227 South Bend Roofing Co. Roofing, Siding 84 Insulation 613 College, South Bend, Ind. S 81 S Quality Cleaners 1402 Western Ave., S. B. 19, Ind. Phone AT 7-0100 State Line Super Market 3131 South 11th St. Niles, Michigan The Philadelphia Established 1901 116 N. Michigan St. Phillion Floor Covering Shop 115 N. Mill St, BL 5-3661 Mishawaka, Indiana Recreation Equipment Co., Inc. The Recon Store 113 N. Main St., South Bend, Indiana Ray Riftel Lathing-Plastering, Inc. 417 N. Hill St. South Bend, Ind. CE 3-9964 Rodins RadioHT.V.-Appliances 132 N, Michigan, South Bend, Indiana ROSE Fuel and Materials, Inc. 513 E. Madison St. Phone CE 4-2133 St. Joseph's Young Men's Society 408 S. Grant St. South Bend 19, Indiana Salay's Speed Shop 1855 Prairie Ave, AT 7-9650 Speed and Power Equipment Compliments of Senior A Saint Joseph's High School South Bend, Indiana Yeager Motor Co. Olive 81 Western Casey Kusz, Mgr., George Lansburg, A 744a6iyoa Assn sst. I I ll The inside story of Saint Joseph's High is not merely the story of the development of the physical plant with its additions of shrubbery, stage equipment, kitchen fixtures, and other material advancements, but the story of the enthusiasm and hard work which made these things possible. However, an inside story would not be complete without the men- tioning of the moments of anxiety during exams, the thrill of an athletic contest, the prepa- ration for a social event, and the prayers which bind these activities together as tribute to our Christian education. I hope that this edition of The Hi-Way will bring to you memories of your past year at Saint Joseph's. We have tried our very best to penetrate the outside walls and tell to you, pictorially, the inside story. In later years, when you have established yourself in the world of business and soci- ety, you may page through this volume and recall the pleasant experiences of your long forgotten high school days. You may also remember how Saint Joseph's did its very best to get you started on the right foot. lf these points have been clearly established, then and only then, has our endeavor to present this inside story been successfully accomplished. If the Hi-Way for 1956 meets with your approval, our success is due in a great part to the splendid cooperation that we have received from all who were connected with it. Accordingly, The Hi-Way wishes to express its sincerest thanks to the following individuals . . .to Mr. Raymond Patnaude for his excellent and much appreciated photography. . . .to Brother Harold Ruplinger, C.S.C., faculty advisor and part-time photographer, for his patience and unlimited day and night pursuance of duty. . . .to Mr. Robert Albertson of the Josten Yearbook Company, for his advice and coopera- tion. .. .to all the members of the energetic staff who willingly donated their unlimited time and efforts. 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