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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1957 volume:

X JJuLt sij «n. - - -•= 2 S z r ; r tf a v° ' V . ,v ' y • , V- xy .STUDENT PUBLICATION THE HI-WAY St. JOSEPH ' S HIGH SCHOOL y js 1441 N. Michigan St. % South Bend, Indiana Bill Stedman, Editor Room 220 ' STAFF May 1957 Editorial Marilyn Bourgeois Dian De Craene Francis Frost • • Mary Lou Horvath Hi! Tom Kobylarek Ray McLane Andy Mollison This is your 1957 yearbook. It is our Jeannine Paris privilege to present it to you who have Mary Parrish made the book. During the past year we have sought to capture the high spots and Business compile them in the limited time available, in order to give you a book comparable to James Chiszar Ed Krause Mary Jo Markovich the high standards set by you - - Saint Joseph ' s High School. Walter Mucha Kathern Scheibelhut We have selected as our theme the new Judy Turner Indiana Toll Road. Its completion this year coincides with the completion of Saint Art Joseph ' s first four-year class,, By follow- ing the signs and achieving a thorough ed- ucation, our road through life will be trav- Bob DeMeester Al Ganser eled with greater ease. To help you on this Photography journey, junctions have been set up along the road: Mike Dobski Tribute ...... Junction 4 Underclassmen. . Junction 33 Activities. .... Junction £,8 Patrons . .... Junction 12 1 Let ' s go now and have a good trip. God Speed! Bill Stedman Editor Ml, A Jk — . ! • H • — ■I  J — St. Joseph ' s High School South Bend, Indiana BISHOP JOHN Francis Noll, D. D. In recalling Bishop .Noll ' s thirty-one years of service in the Fort Wayne Diocese, Saint Joseph ' s High School can be listed as one of his outstanding accomplishments. Through his fervent desire and extreme gener- osity, the construction of our school was begun on October 26, 1952. With its opening in September 1953, a secondary Catholic education was offered to students of South Bend, Mishawaka, Elkhart, and Niles. It is truly fitting that the first four- year graduating class of Saint Joseph ' s High School pay tribute to the man who made possible their school. FACULTY Principal BROTHER REGINALD JUSTAK, C.S.C. Superintendent REVEREND MICHAEL VI HURAS Vice-Principal SISTER MARIE des VICTOIRES, C.S.C. Brother Reginald, Father Vichuras, and Sister Marie des Victoires. Christ, the Teacher, whose purpose it is to show us His love and His way, still teaches us through the reli- gious teachers we have here at St. Joseph ' s, the Brothers and Sisters of Holy Cross. Their purpose is to direct us on our road of education, and by their direction make us good Catholics and good citizens. We, the Seniors, are indebted to the faculty and to the administration forever. Mr. Davis, Brother Richard, Brother Paul, Sister Alberta, and Sister Francis Borgia. MATHEMATICS Mr. HARRY DAVIS General Shop, Mechanical Drawing BROTHER PAUL EXK, CSC. Trigonometry, Shop Math Plain Geometry ' BROTHER RICHARD GREJCZYK C.S.C. Algebra SISTER FRANCIS BORGIA, C.S.C. Religion, Geometry Solid Geometry Chemistry SISTER ALBERTA, C.S.C. Algebra General Mathematics BROTHER JOHN GAFFNEY, C.S.C. English, Religion Glee Club BROTHER HAROLD RUPLINGER C.S.C. Latin American History English, Art SISTER MARY AMADEUS C.S.C. Glee Club SISTER ZITA MARIE, C.S.C. English, Art ENGLISH LANGUAGE LEONARDO BEBETU C.S.C. English, Religion SISTER MARY PAULINE, C.S.C. Religion, English BROTHER JEFFREY MICHELS, C.S.C. English, Creative Writing Brother Leonardo, Sister Mary Pauline, Brother Jeffrey. ■  SISTER LOUIS IRENE, C.S.C Journalism BROTHER ANTHONY CLEMENTE, C.S.C. English, High School Mathematics BROTHER GERARD MASON, C.S.C. English Brother Gerard, and Sister Mary Marcian. SISTER MARY MARCIAN, C.S.C. English, Geometry SISTER RICHARD ANN, C.S.C. Religion, Latin SISTER MARY JOSEPHITA, C.S.C. Latin, Religion BROTHER PASCHAL TOMASZEWSKI, C.S.C. Latin, Plane Geometry BROTHER JAMES LINSCOTT, C.S.C. Spanish, English BROTHER GERARD FITZ, C.S.C. Latin Mr. MICHAEL KUNKEL Band Mrs. CIRETTA COTY Gym BROTHER RICHARD REICHART, CSC. Latin Mr. ANGELO TURCO Gym, Health Mr. GEORGE KELLY Gym, Health BROTHER THADDEUS GOTTEMOLLER, C.S.C. Chemistry, Physical Science S - .- . SCIENCE Mr. Kunkel, Mrs. Coty, and Brother Richard. Sister Mary Victor, Mr. Turco, Sister Mary Nazareth, Mr. Kelly, Brother Damien, Brother Thaddeus, and Brother Benedict. c o M M E R C I A L Brother Charles, Brother Edward, Mrs. Allen, and Sister Mary Ivan. BROTHER CHARLES JOHNSTON C.S.C. Business Law, Bookkeeping Mrs. ALLEN Typing, Shorthand, English SISTER MARY VICTOR C.S.C. Health, Religion, Biology BROTHER DAMIEN DAELE, C.S.C. Biology, Health BROTHER EDWARD OLSZOWKA C.S.C. Religion, Typing Vocational Civics SISTER MARY IVAN C.S.C. Shorthand, Typing SISTER MARY NAZARETH, C.S.C. Religion, Biology BROTHER BENEDICT GERVAIS C.S.C. Advanced Algebra, Physics Mr. RONALD BELLA Gym, Vocational Civics Mr. Bella, Brother James, Brother Kenan, Brother Marcian. BROTHER JAMES SULLIVAN, C.S.C. Religion, World History BROTHER KENAN JUDGE, C.S.C. United States History RELIGION brother Alexius, Sister Francis Paula, Sister Bernard Francis, Brother Wilbert, Father Vrabely, and Brother Richard. i Miss Lahey, and Sister Mary John Joseph. BROTHER ALEXIUS ADAM, C.S.C. Religion SISTER M. FRANCIS PAULA, C.S.C. Religion, History, Algebra SISTER M. BERNARD FRANCIS, C.S.C. Religion, U. S. History, Sociology BROTHER WILBERT LEVELING, C.S.C. World History, Religion REVEREND JOHN VRABELY Religion, Sociology BROTHER RICHARD DUFFEY, C.S.C. Religion SOCIAL STUDIES BROTHER MARCIAN O ' DONNELL, C.S.C. Government Miss LAHEY Latin, U. S. History, English SISTER M. JOHN JOSEPH, C.S.C. Civics, Religion, English Miss ANN MARGER School Nurse SISTER MARY IMMACULATA, C.S.C. Religion, Foods, Sewing SISTER MARY JOSILE, C.S.C. Home Economics, Health Miss Marger, Sister Mary Immaculata, and Sister Mary Josile ..lnarello, Ray McLane, Joe Sime 11 1 r er, Carol Bajdek. f% John Kromko .rris, and Ken Reimer JAMES R. AGOSTINO Jim Glee Club 1. ' -T7 CAROL A. BAJDEK. Kay Treasurer GAA 1; Librarian 4; Vice-President 2; Treasurer 4; Quiver 4. EMERY S. ANTALAVITS Sonny MICHAEL R. BAKER Mike Football 1. 2: Band 1. 5J 1LM1 MARY JANE ANTHONY DOUGLAS K. ARMSTRONG Janie Doug HI-LITE 4; Glee Club 1, 2. Band 3; Red Cross 1; Student 3, 4; Future Nurses 1, 2. 3. 4; Senate 1. President 3; Scholastic Honor Certificate. MICHAEL G. BARCZA Football 2. 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2. CHARLES D. BALDINGER Chuck Scholastic Honor Certificate. ' Round My Indiana Homestead . . . DENISE M. BIDELMAN MICHAEL D. BIRD PAUL M. BOGNAR EUGENE J. BOTK.A Dennie Mike Paul Little Gene Secretary 1. Scholastic Honor Certificate. Football 1, 2. 3. 4; Basketball 1,3,4. 1 i ARY A. ARNDT LEWIS M. ARNOLD SHARON L. ARM JOHN A. BADUR Rosie Mike Sherry HI-LITE 4: Future Nurses 2 Vice-President. John ■r i ,JK ' • fc,. WILLIAM J. BECKER Knees Football 1. 2. 3; Basketball 1 . .1 ELIZABETH BEIER Bettx MARY M VRGARE1 BERGERON Marx Marearel In the Distance Loom the Woodlands CARL R BERTA Curly MARILYN J. BOURGEOIS Millie GAA 1; Future Nurses 3, 4; KATHY A But, Glee Club 1 , 2, 3; HI-LITE 4. . BOYLE ch 3, Sec. Trpas EDWARD BRADLEY Ed Scholastic Honor Certificate. 17 TIMOTHY J, BR ASSELL 77?w Band 1. 2. HI WAY 4. -S;-:. ' : fti ' At MARY KAY BROWN Kay GAA 1; Glee Club 1,2,3,4. JOSEPHINE D. BRATINA Jo Glee Club 1,2,3.4: Quiver 4: Cheerleader 2,3,4; HI- LITE 4; Scholastic Honor Certificate WILLIAM E. BROWN Willie Track 2. DARLENE L. CROWDER Darlene GAA 1 ; Secretary 3 ; Librar- ian 3; President 4; Girls Senate 4; Scholastic Honor Certificate. ELEANORE V. CWIKLINSKI Ellie President Girls Senate 4; GAA 1; Quiver 3,4; Secre- tary 2. PATRICIA L. BRYAN Pat GAA 1; Glee Club 1,2; Band 3,4; Future Nurses 1, 2,4. Where I fir st received my lessons, GERALD E. CZARNECKI Jerry DIANE M. DeCRAENE Toby Future Nurses 1,2,3; GAA 2; Librarian 3.4; HI-WAY 4. JUDITH M. DETTOR Judy Librarian 3. DENNIS J. DILLMAN Denny iimd 1; Glee Club 1,2. EDMUND M. DOBSKI Mike Ushers Club 3,4; HI-WAY 4. SANDRA L. DOUGLAS Sandy JUDY L. CASHMAN Boots Social Chairman 1; Red Cross I; Glee Club Vice-President 4; Quiver 4; HI-WAY 4. CAREY CHAPLEAU Ca rev PAIL J. CHURCHILL Paul JOSEPHINE J. CHWALEK ]o GAA I; Glee Club I, 2. 3. 4; Treasurer 1. 3; Girls Senate 4. Nature ' s School: SAM J. DELLINGER Sam Football 1, 2. 3. 4. DANIEL A DEMBINSKI Daniel ROBERT C. DeMEES I ER Boh Basketball I. 2. 3; Baseball 1.2. 3.4; HI WAY 4; Scholas- tic Honor Certificate. EVERDINA M DERKSEX Everdina GAA I. 2: Librarian 4. JUDITH A. DOUGLASS JON A. DIDECK DARRELL W. DUNLAP JAMES L. DYNAK Judx Yonchie Winky-Dink James ' uture Nurses 1. 2. Football 1. 2, 3, 4. Football 1, 2, 3. 1 CHARLES L. EGF.R KEVIN B. FAGAN Mike Fearless Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3; Basketball SVSand 2, 3; Quiv- Basketball 1,2, 3.4. er 3, 4. DONALD C, FEBBO Don Ushers Club 3, 4. TOM C. FERMI Tom Football 1; Basketball 2. i H,. ROBERT G. GANSER Bob Football I, 2, 3. 1; Baseball I. 2. 3, 4. PHILLIP P. GAPC7.YNSKI Pete Football 1.2,3.4; HI-WAV 4; Baseball I. 2, 3. 4. LARRY A FR VNCISCO Fra?i Basketball 3. Oh, the Moonlight ' s Fair CAROL L. GILLEN LEONARD M. GISH Carol Leonard Future Nurses 1.2; GA A 1.2; Ushers Club 1 . Glee Club 1 , 2. 3, 4. Vice-Pres- ident 2; Prom Committee 3; Red Cross 4; Vice-President 3: Quiver 3. GERALDINE A. GOFF C.erri Prom Committee 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. PAUL T. GORSKI Paul Scholastic Honor Certificate. ROBERT C. FIWEK Bob BARBARA M. GAPSKT Bobbi GAA 1 . FRANCIS M. FISCHER Fritz Football 1.2,3,4: Baseball 2: Basketball 1.2.3,4: Boys Senate. MARY ELLEN GARTEE Mary Future Xurses 1. RONALD T. FIWEK Ron tonight along the Wabash PHILLIP J. GIERZYNSKI Phil Glee Club 2.3.4; Prom Committee 3. JUDITH L. FOGARTY Judy GAA 1. JOHN M. GETZINGER John is . Mi ito THOMAS F. GORZKIEWICZ Tom Scholastic Honor Certificate. NANCY A. GRANEY Nancy STEPHANIE A. GRESS St, : le Class Officer 3; GAA 1 Glee Club 2; Future Nurse; 1.2: HI-LITE 4; Seholastk Honor Certificate. MARGARET L. GRZESCYK Marge Glee Club 1.2.3.4: Red Cross 1 ; Future Nurses 1 ; Class Officer 1. . DANIEL G. HEALY Dan MARY LOUISE HORVATH Mary Lou GAA 1 ; Future Nurses 1,2, 4. Secretary 2; Class Officer 3; Prom Committee 3; HI- LITE 4; HI-WAY 4. TIMOTHY V. HENTHORN Tim Intramural Basketball 1 ; Quiver 4: Scholastic Honor Certi ficate. JOHN T. HEDRICK JANET E. HASLEY John ] an Baseball 2; Basketball 1,2: Glee Club 1.2.3,4: Quiver Intramural 2.3. 4: Librarian 1,2,3,4. From the fields there comes JOHN B. HUEMMER John Prom Committee 3. JUDITH M. JACKSON Judy Class Officer 2,3; GAA 1; Glee Club 1,2,3.4; Prom Committee 3 ; Scholastic Honor Certificate. JUDIE A. JANISHESKI Jan Glee Club 1,2.3.4: Red Cross 1; GAA 1,2. KENNETH V. KAMEWSKI Kenneth Baseball 1 : Intramural Bas- ketball 3. SHIRLEY A. KATI Shirley JULIANXE E. KERESZTES Julianne MARILYN ' A. KINTZ . Q , Marilyn Glee Club 1.2,3,4: GAA 1, 2,3; Future Nurses 1,2.3: HI-LITE 4. 22 n Hr V 4 ' GERALDIXE J HITTLE Gen HI LITE 4. MARY E. HOFFMAN MARY VIRGINIA HOOSE Man Ginna Glee Club I. 2, S, 4: GAA GAA I; Red Cross 1; Future Rowling 3; Librarian 1, 2. 3, 4. Nurses 1. The Breath of New Mown Hay LAWRENCE L. JUMPS Weege HI-LITE 1. ■ s3fc L ■it k 1 CLAIRE M. JEZIORSKI Clarie Glee Club 1, 2, 3. 4; GAA 1; Red Cross I. JOHN C. HORVATH Joh n DANIEL F. JOZWIAK Ozark LEO F. JAROSZEWSKI Leo Basketball 2; Tennis 1, 2. 3; Scholastic Honor Certificate. MARY A. KLEBUSITS Mary Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 2; Future Nurses I. CHARLES E. KLEIN Chas Football 1, 2; Baseball 1; In- tramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. DONALEE A. KLUTZ Donn Future Nurses 1; GAA 1; Cheerleader 2, 3. 4. THOMAS L. KOBYLAREK Koby Prom Committee 3; Intra- mural Basketball 3, 4; Foot- ball 3; HI-WAY 4. $2r Tr% V v f j a ERNEST T. KOLESIAK FRANK T. KOMINOWSKI Shoo Shoo Frank Baseball 1, 2. 3, 4; Intramural Track 3, 4. Basketball 3, 4. THOMAS E. KONDOR To m PATRICIA J. KONECNY Patty Jo HI LITE 4. RICHARD C. LANG Richard Football 1; Intramural Basket ball 1; Scholastic Honor Cer tificate. BERNARD A. LANGNER Bernie Intramural Basketball I. On the Banks of the Wabash, JOSEPH C. LlimVICK RONALD J. MACIULSKI DENNIS R. MAGGIOLI CHARLES P. MAICHEN Joe Mack Madge Charlie Intramural Basketball 3. 4. Prom Committee 3. Football 1. 2. 3. Hand 3. 4; Chess 2. 24 CHARLES T. KRAUSE Ted Glee Club 2; Intramural Bas kethall 2. RICHARD E. KRII.LENBERGER Dick LASZLO N. LONTAY Laci Prom Committee 3; Scholastic lonor Certificate. JAMES P. MAJEVVSKI Hank Baseball 3; Intramural Bas ketball 3. JOHN A. KROMKOWSKI John Tennis 1 , 2, Captain 3; Quiver 3, Editor 4; Class Officer 4; Boys ' Senate 3; Scholastic Honor Certificate. MICHAEL L. KURTIS Mike Glee Club 2. RICHARL- J. LOOTENS Dick Football 2. 3, 4; Baseball 1; Basketball I, 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Monogram Club 3, 4. LUCIA H. LOPINSKI Lucy Glee Club 1, 2, 3. 4; GAA 1. THOMAS H. MALINOWSKI Mai Student Senate 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 3, 4; Scholastic Honor Certifi cate. JAMES L. MARKIEWICZ Jim Football 1; Basketball 1, 2; Intramural Basketball 3, 4. NORMAN J. LUCZYNSKI Norm Prom Committee 3: Intra- niurals Basketball I. KARL J. MAROZSAN Ears Intramural Basketball 3, 4. £;Vi ' W- ' : psik, JEROME M. McCUE Mac Intramurals 3, 4. RAYMOND E. McLANE Ray Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Quiver 3; Red Cross 4; Class Officer 2, 3. 4; HI-WAY 3. 4; Scholastic Honor Certificate. JUDITH A. McCOMB MARY J. MARKOVICH VIRGINIA R MICHAEL Judy Jo Jeanie Glee Club 1. 2, 3, 4; Future Future Nurses 1; GAA I, 2 Librarian 3, 4; Class Officer 3. Nurses 1; City Student Conn- 3: Librarian 3, 4; HI-LITE 4. cil 3; Class Officer 1,3; GAA 1. ' Fancy Paints on Mem-ry ' s Canvas BEVERLY A. MILLER Bev GAA 1; Class Officer 2; Cheer leader 2, 3. 4; Scholastic Hon or Certificate. SUZANNE A. MILLER Suzie Glee Club 1, 2. 3, 4; Class Of- ficer 3; HI-LITE 4. JAMES B. NILLES Jim JOHN J. NEMETH John Football 1; Baseball 1, 2. JUDITH E. NEMETH Judy Glee Club 1. MARILYN T. MIROCHA Marilyn Glee Club 1. 2. 3, 4; GAA 1; HI-WAY 4. VIRGINIA P. NORRIS J ' irgie Class Officer 4; Future Nurses 2: Quiver 4; Red Cross 1; Cheerleader 3. 4. 26 MARY ANN McMULLEN GEORGE J. NATE ROSEMARY MES AROS ROBKR 1 J. MEHLEMAN Mary Ann George Rosemary Bob Glee Club 1. 2, 3. 4; Future Intramural!; 1 . GAA I. 2; HI-LITE 4. Intramural.s 3; Qii tw S. Nurses 4; HI-LITE 4. Scenes That We Hold Dear BARBARA A. Ml ' SZYNSKI Barb Future Nurses I; GAA I. LOUIS 1 ' . NEEB Louie Baseball 2; Track 3, 4; Intra murals 1, 2. 3. 4. HARK R A A. McQUAID Barb Glee Club I. 4; GAA 1. 2, 3; Future Nurses President 4; Li- brarian 3. 4; Scholastic Honor Certificate. WHRIAV R. MOLLISON Andy Football I; Tennis 2, 3, 4; Quiver F.ditoi 3; Manager 1, 2; Intraimuals 1. 2. 3. 4; HI LITE I. 2, 3. 4; HI VY 2. 3. 4; Scholastic Honor Certifi- cate. MICHAEL F. NOWAK Mike Football 1; Glee Club 2. 3. 4. DALE P. NOWICKI Dale JOANNE B. NOWICKI Joanne Glee Club 4; Red Cross 4; Class Officer 2; GAA 2; Li- brarian 2. 3. DONNA R. NOW INSKI Don Class Officer 1. 2. 3; GAA 1; HI LITE. %M I Ifc JAMES 15 NCTTl R Jim VIRGINIA I. OZDYCK Vire Rand 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2. 3 Scholastic Honor Certificate. DIANE R. PAC .ESNY NORMAN A. PARE Di Norm Class Officer 1; GAA Rowling Rand 2. 3; Baseball 2. 3; Foot 3; HI-LITE 4; Scholastic Hon- ball 3. or Certificate. PA GAA rRICIA R. PLONSKI Pat I, 2; HI LITE 4. MARY T. PILARSKI Mary Librarian 3. 4; Class Officer 2, 3; Future Nurses 1, 2; GAA I, 2. JEROME J. PIOTROWSKI Pete Glee Club 2; Rand 2. KATHRYN M. I ' ll CHOCKl Kalln Class Officer 3; HI-LITE 4: Future Nurses 1, 2: GAA 1. 2; Quiver 3. Back Home Again—In Indiana JOANNE M. RICHARDSON KAREN RICHARDSON Joanie Karen Red Cross 1 ; GAA 1 . 2; Future Glee Club 1.2.3.4. Nurses 1. JOSEPH E. ROBERTS Joe JEAN I . ROHRBACH J e ante Future Nurses 1; HI-WAY 4. 7 DOLORES IS PAS .KIET Shorty GAA 1. COLLEEN A. PLtlNKETT Colleen Class Officer 2; G A A I; Prom Committee 3. M RY I I RR1SH JEANINE T. P RIS M ' Lou Je-Je GAA I, 2. I): Librarian I, 2. Glee Club I, 2. 3. 4; Futu 3. 4: HI-WAY 4; Scholastic Nurses 3, 4; GAA I. Bowl Honor Certificate. 2, 3; HI-LITE 4; HI WAY 4 ROHM) R PEDEVILLA Rol Class Officer 3. R _ It Seems That I Can See PATRICK (). I ' RI I I S Hot Rod Camera Club 2. JOHN C. R B Raab Managei 1, 2. CYRIL F. ROSE Hud KENNETH F. REIMER MICHAEL L. ROSE Ken !H$% pit Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball Football 1. 1, 2, 3. 4; Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4; Class Officer 1. 2. 3, 4; HI- LITE 3; Scholastic Honor Certificate. : WILLIAM E. ROZYCKl CI.EMENCE J. Rl ' DASICS Rill Jeanne Librarian I; Red Cross 1 Scholastic Honor Ceitificalc. Tffi|«jJ ' %j THOMAS A. RUPPE | VNICE I.. RYDYNSKI Tommy „,, Football 1.2. 3. 1; Basketball (, |, 2: Scholastic Hon 1-2. 3. Certificate. JOSEPH V. SI Ml Rl Joe Class Officer 1. 2. 3, -1; Quiver 3. 4; Football Manager 2; Hovs ' Senate 3; Scholastic Honor Certificate. MARY JO SMI I II Mary Jo Finnic Nurses 1; GAA I. KATHRYN A NICHOLAS (;. SC.H1 Il-R SCHEIBELHUT Nick Kallix Hand 2. 3. uturc Nurses 1, 2; GAA 1. . 3; HI WAY 4. From the Fields SUSAN M. SMI 1 H11I.RG1 R Sue GAA I. 2; Future Nurses 1. CARL A. SOHII.R.M SKI Carl Intramurals 3. GERALD J. STOCKBF.RCER EDWARD J. STRAUB CAROL J. STRYCHALSK1 MARDELL J. SWART j err y Ed Carol Marly Football 3. 4: Track 3; Intra- Hand 1. 2. 3. 4; Red Cross 4; GAA 1. 2: Future Nurses 1; GAA I; I ' roni Committee 3. murals 3. Boys ' Senate 3; City Student Prom Committee 3; HI-LITE Council 3. 4. 30 fj RALPH W. SCHOKN BARBARA J. SCHUBMEHL THOMAS J. SCHUSTER JOAN E. SHAW Due June Tom Joanie Football 1, 2. 3. -t; Basketball Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Red Cross Basketball 1, 2, 3; Golf 2. Librarian 3, 4. 1; Baseball 1, 2; Track 3. 4; Class Officer 1; GAA I; Quiver 4; Scholastic Honor I Used tO Roam Certificate. CAROL A. STEWART Carol RICHARD F. STILI ' Rick Baseball 1. 2, 4; Golf 2. MARGARET M. SOROl. Marge GAA 1, 2; Future Nurses I; HI LITE 4. WILLIAM A. STEDMAN Bill HI-WAY 3, 4; HI-LITE 3 South Bend Tribune Rcportci 3; Scholastic Honor Certifi cate. J JAMES M. SZARWARK Jake Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys ' Sen- ate 1; Quiver 3, 4. NANCY E. SZOKE Nancy DELPHINE M. SZYMCZAK Del GAA I, 2; HI-LITE 4. WILLIAM H. TOI.I.E Tiger Ushers Club 3, 4. . j ROSEMARY M. VERSLYPE Rosie Ancilla Domini High School 1,2; South Bend Tribune Reporter 4; Scho- lastic Honor Certificate. GARY L. TOMS Gary Ushers Club 3,4. JANE F. TSCHIDA Janey Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Li- brarian 4; GAA 1,2; Future Nurses 1 ; Class Officer 2. JUDY L. TURNER Judy GAA 1; Glee Club 2,3,4: HI-WAY 4. PATRICK J. VERTESICH Patrick JUDITH A. WALTER Judy Prom Committee 3 ; Future Nurses 2; Class Officer 2; Red Cross 1,2. LARRY H. VANDERBOSCH . .Van Glee Club 2; Track 3; Intramurals 1,3. SUSAN A. WAMSER Susie GAA 1,2; Future Nurses 1: Librarian 4. Then I Long JAMES A. WEDDLE CARL J. WEINZETL Jim Carl •i?38P ATHA J. WENZEL PATRICIA R. WEST A. J. Pat Class Officer 2,3; Glee GAA 1; HI-LITE 4. Club 2,3,4. ALFONS M Van OVERBERGHE A! GLORIA J WARREN Gloria J Glee Club 1,2.4: GAA 1,2: Future Nurses 1 : Prom Committee 3. JEROME M. VanDeWALLE J ere Intramural Basketball 1,3, 4; Quiver 3,4: Scholastic Honor Certificate. DOLORES M. WARTHA DoDo Glee Club 1,2,3,4; GAA 1. CHARLES W. VAN VYNCKT Chuck Football 1.2.3,4: Track 3. For My Indiana Home. RICHARD P. WAS Dick Football 1.2,3,4: Class Of- ficer 1,2; Track 3. THOMAS S VAVUL Tom Football 3: Baseball 1. DAVID J WILLIS Dave tN« MARY KAY WETZEL Suzie Houghton Lake High 3 ; Red Cross 1,2; Glee Club 1. 2,4. JOAN R. WIDAWSKI Punkie GAA 1 ; Red Cross 1 ; HI- LITE 4. CHESTER M. WIECZOREK Chester Glee Club 2,3.4. LINDA L. WATSON Lin Glee Club 1,2.3,4; Quiver 3 : Prom Committee 3 ; Class Officer 2.3; GAA 1.2: HI-LITE 4. w s ■ ,s ' I . ANNETTE L. WILTROUT Netti GAA 1; Red Cross 1; Fu- ture Nurses 1. JEROME P. WOLTMAN Jerry Basketball 2; Ushers Club 3. JAMES J. WOLOSZYN James MARY A. WOLTER Mary Ann Red Cross 1. EDDIE WRAY Ed Baseball 1 . MARY ANNE P. ZERNICK Annie Future Nurses 1,2; GAA 1, 2 ; Librarian 1 ; Prom Com- mittee 3. ARTHUR C. ZIELINSKI Art Football 1,2,3,4; Track 3. Presidents JUNIORS On our merry way we encounter those who dare to be different, the juniors. They speed along down the highway too fast sometimes; then they must pay the fine and try a little hard- er. They have passed the half-way point in education, and their early for- mative years are over. What they are now, they will always be. In a way they are like the highway itself. If their planning, building, and driving is all that it should be, the jun- iors will ride along finding happiness in life and eventually reach God, their eternal destination. Sharon Horvath and Tom Lower. Officers Paul Menucci, Donna Parrish, Sharon Horvath, Tom Lower, Beverly Sweeney, Tom Burmeister, Steve Steinhoffer, and Kathy O ' Connor. Class of 1958 ui K7 ' f$ £5 ft JR p 4 4 m. t W if ■ f i A n • 4 1 j:: a •I • 4 w If y T-iry V a rw Y R. AGOSTINO L. ALBRECHT R. ALLEN K. ANDREWS J. ARNOLD J. BALON P. BARTKOWIAK J. BERRY R. BASSETT P. BATCHELOR F. BAUER P. BECKER S. BEISSLER J. BEJMA D. BELLEMORE G. BENINGTON A. BERGER G. BERGERON J. BERKHEISER D. BERTA M. BOEHM J. BOPES R. BORKOWSKI S. BOSSE J. BRADLEY R. BREILER M. BRIGHT K. BROTHERS C. BUJEKER R. BURCH T. BURMEISTER G. BUSS J. BUTLER S. BUYSSE J. CARRAHER M. CARTER J. CATER l|k; 1 ' -iSffcfc: UeKeesteK P. CENKUSH E. CHAPLEAU J. CHISZAR N. CHROBOT C. CLAEYS M. CLEMENTS W. COAR J. CORAD P. CORBETT H. COUSSENS J. COUSSENS W. CRANE J. CRONIN E. CULLITON T. CUNNINGHAM C. CZYZEWSKI M. CALE S. DeCOCKER a ft c a M. DeFREEUW J. DEGEETER J. DEMPSEY J. DIERKS M. DRADA D. ESSEX K. FLATLEY 0 ' . io 7 Q § So Juniors l S. DELIER P. DeNEVE M. DILLON D. DROST F. EVERDING T. FLIS P. DETTOR L. DOBOSIEWICZ C. DROVER J. EWALD R. FOLDENAUER P. DOLAN S. EDHOLM D. F ARK AS M. FONTAYNE ff c A. EGAN P. FERRO G. FRANKEL D. FITZMAURICE R. FREITAG a k r r r « J. FROELICH r ft n V - ' 4 K fe ? -% Z 4F ¥ ' • . H m O C!?r .- jpc n ' 4 3 y F. FROST C. FL ' TTERNECHT D. GACKI T. GADACZ J. G AXSER N. GETZIXGER F. GLENTZER J. GOFF D GORXIK R. GRAF M. GRANEY C GRAVZCK S. GREGOR T. GROSS J. GRLBER G. GULYANICS C. GUNDECK D. GUNDECK P. GYURIAK C. HAFROX M. HAGYE M. HAXCZ R. HAXEY P. HAXLEY G. HARMACINSKI wt r f o « J. HAYNES T. HOFFMAN M. JAROSZEWSKI R. HECHLINSKI S. HORVATH J. JENKINS G. HEATER R. HORVATH M. JEFFERS D. HESTON A. HUMPHREY T. KANCZUZEWSKI F. HIRL D. JANOWIAK F. KELLER D. HERMAN M. HUEMMER G. KASZMAREK P. HICKEY D. JANKOWIAK F. KARAS Class of M. KELVER E. KIEFER K. KINTZ G. KINTZ V T h W j m ' G. KITKOWSKI J. KORN P. KREGE P. KOCHANOWSKI J. KOVACH F. KROL S. KLINE J. KOSEK KREMPETZ R. KOLOSZAR J. KOWALSKI C. KSIEZOPOLSKI C. KOPORC E. KRAUSE J. KULESIA M. KOELXDERFER J. KOVATCH A. KRONEWITTER K. KOPINSKI L. KOWALSKI C. KUBOSKE 1958 C. KUSZ L. LaCLUYSE J. LaPLANTE P. LANE M . LANNOO P LAUER P. LAUER J. LENTINE T. LEWINSKI C. LINARELLO T. LOWER d. LUDWICK R LYNCH J. MAENHOUT L. MAGIERA S. MAIKE R. MAST W. MEZYKOWSKI R. MUCHA W. McCRALEY R. MAHLER M. MANUSZAK A. MEYER J. MIROCHA R. MYERS Sf Ofet£ $ C. MANUSZAK P. MENNUCCI C. MIKO P. MURPHY R. MAYER J. MICHAELS J. MURPHY M. MICHAEL J. MULCAHEY W. MUCHA P. McKENZIE M. NEMETH J. McLANE D. XOWICKI B. NISWOXGER M. NABICHT L. PAPP C. O ' COXXER F. NIX D. NAGY M. PATXAUDE E. PAPROCKI C. O ' CONNER P. NIX M. PAUWELS A. PATUS D. PARRISH F. ODONNELL P. PREBYS T. POJETA J. PAUWELS B. PASZEK t J. NAGY H. NOEL N. NAGY J. O ' KEEFE D. NOWAK P c. l p ± f 43 Juniors j r r or P. REITZ C. REMMO A. RODRIGUEZ J. ROSHECK R. RENTER C. RIFFEL A. RAVOTTO M. ROTHENHOEFER A. RUDASICS E. RIFFEL J. RYDNTEWSKI T. RZESZEWSKI E. RUPPE L. SCHROEDER S. SCWEIGER J. SABBE T. SIMERI V. SIMON P. SHEA M. SINEY J. REGAN C. REID J. RIGHTLEY L. RODINO M. RUSSO J. RUTHSATZ E. SALATA S. SALAY T. SIKORA R. SIMERI J. SLOTT R. SMITH Juniors A. SOBIERALSKI M. STABROWSKI P. STEINBRUNNER S. STEINHOFFER A. STENBERG K. STEVENS A. STRATI H. STRIKER B. SWEENEY B. SWEENEY J. SWIATOWY F. SWINGENDORF Cs ( J. TAFFEE J. TENNYSON N. TEPE F. THORNBURG P. TOMASKI G. TOWNSEND TCWKv M. TROYER C. URBANSKI ; i I r ' 1 - ws ' iiii J. VANDERBOSCH J. VANDERBOSCH S X. VARDA C. WAJSZCAUK K. WEIGAND M. WROBLEWSKI M. VAX DcVEIRE E. VOORDE J. WALKOWSKI S. WENDEL J. YAMBRICH C. VAX PAEMEL R. VRYDAGHS X. WAWRZYXCZAK T. WEICOREK M. ZIEGER J. VERLODT R. WALDYOGEL K WEINBERG F. WUKOYITS X. VANDEWALLE R. VOORDE P. WAS J. WEXZEL R. ZACK D. VAX POPPEL T. WAITE G. WEDDLE M. WROBEL K. ZIMMERMAX Presidents SOPHOMORES On our road of life we have those who are completely and absolutely sure of themselves. That is until they make a mistake. Who are they? Our sopho- mores. They have t raveled St. Joseph ' s road for a while and are coming to know all the signs and curves. They are beginning to pick up speed, to run at a faster, steadier pace. They are like the little trees along the way, sturdy enough to withstand the wind and weather, but still weak enough to bend and grow wrong. With a little care and guidance, through the years they will become strong, sturdy men and women, able to stand up to any storm. Ann Marie Kromkowski and Peter Nemeth. Officers James Spencer, Kathleen Quinlan, Robert Dygulski, Ann Marie Kromkowski, Peter Nemeth, Elizabeth Jackson, Ed Everett, and Becky Paczesny. y m P E. ABELL P. ANDREWS J. ANDRUSZKO M. ANDRZYEWSKI J. ANTHONY J. ARMSTRONG J. ARNOLD J. ARNT C. BALDWIN J. BANACH R. BANACKI T. BAUER G. BUDZIN M. CARRIER I. CICHOSZ J. COCQUYT E. COKEWOOD J. COOMES R. BUDZINSKI J. BURTON G. BUYSSE M. CASHMAN C. CHANDONIA C. CHURCHILL S CILLELA R- CLAFFEY K. CLEGHORN J. CONBOY S. CONLEY i CORCORAN M.COREY P. COSTELLO c o ft £ £ • £ • O C M. BEISSEL S. BENJAMIN H. BERGERON H. BIDDLE A. BIRD A. BLADECKI D. BORKOWSKI W. BRAUNSDORF J. BROTHERS T. BRUNNER P. BRUSKY B. BUDNTK Sophomores J ft V £3 C3 S. DINELLI RDIROLL P. DITCHIE B. DOOLEY R Du BOIS R. DUNLAP ft © R. COSTELLO J. COUCH M. COUCH L. CRANE D. CRONIN J. CROTTY D. CURTIS V. DEAR X. Dc BOEYER J. Dv CRAENE J. Dc FREEUW C. UEGA D. UEKA E. DELAIIANTY J. De LEE R. DEMBINSKI D. DEMSKE M. DERKSEN P. DETTOR M. DIETSCH T. DOBSKI R DYGULSKI L. ER.NS ' T. ERVIN T. DOLAN P. ECKSTEIN R. ERP E. EVERETT A. I ' EATHERSTONE C. FENZAU G. l ' ERRO Class of 1959 L. FINNAN M. FINNIGAN UP 2 D. FISCHER R. FOLEY f% G. GABRICH C. GADCOZ C. GADACZ R. GALLAGHER M. GANSER R. GANSER Pe .ffruZfc j ' R. GERENCHER R GERHOLD L. GLENTZER M. GLON E. GRIESINGER M. GUENTERT I) N. GERMANO M. GILLEN R. GILLIS M. GORCE B. GORSK1 R. GRAVELINE f J L. GOEPHRICK K. GORC 0 A V F. GULJAS J. HASTINGS R. GUNDECK T. HEALEY C. GUZICKI B. HECK LINSKI J. HAHL M. HEGEDUS J. HAMILTON E. HEINERICH J. HARRINGER C. HEINTZELMAN T. HARVEY P. HEMENWAY M. HENTHORN J. HOLMES E. JACKSON D. JUDAY G. HESLER F. HORNING T. JANIAK D. KACZOROWSKI B. HICKEY N. HORVATH J. JANKOWSKI R. KANCZUZEWSKI G. HILL S. HORVATH K. JANKOWSKI R. KANIEWSKI F. HILLEBRAND R. HURTUBISE D. JANKOWSKI J. KAPSA J. HOFFER D. JABLONSKI J. JAWORSKI S. KARDEL J. HOLEWINSKI J.JACK A. JEFFERS G. KASPRZAK M. KASTNER T. KATOVSICH R KELLER S. KELLEY C. KERKHOFF M. KIELEIN I. KIRALDI J. KISH D. KISSELL T. KLECK A K. KLOTA R. KLUSCZYNSKI N. KOCHANOWSKI D. KOCZOROWSKI G. KOLBERG B. KOLUPA D. KONECNY C. OR PAL S. KOSTRY R.KRINC J.KRIZMAN J. UCHATOWICH A. LENHARD 2 9 r f 1 V ™T K 4i. c jfi P _ | St -■- jp - W - D. LEHNER M. LENTZ J. LISZEWSKI J LITZNERSKI Sophomores ?-: : ) « t  B. KOWALSKI M KOWALSKI R KOZLASKI J. KRAMER p. KRAUS A. KROMKOWSKI c KRUGH G. KRZYZANIAK N. LANNOO J. La PARA - r. ®Qw mt9 !• • ft 3 O- LITZXERSKI W s ... J C. LOUCAS P. LUDGATE R. LOHMAXX G. LOOTEXS J. LUDWICK O. Mac ALLISTER 0er(£ wt«5. A. MARTIX T. MARTIXIC J. MATTHEWS X. MATUSZAK J. Mc CAHILL H. Mc CAUSLIN R. Mc CAY R. Mc MANUS P. Mc XEILE J. MEDO J. MULCAHEV K. MULLIN P. XEMETH R. XEMETH C. MEUXIXCK S. MICHAELS R. MILLER W. MOLEXDA L. MOSKO P. MURPHY S. MURRAY T. XATE G. XAVVROCKI B. XEMETH «Q F .frSte ' w _£_ J. NUSBAUM K. PAJAKOWSKI M. PIACSEK S. NOWINSKI R. PACZCSNY R. PHILIPPE R. PROBST Class of M. NOVAK P. NOWAK J. O ' DONNEL L. ORNAT C. PERSYN R. PETERSEN C. PREKOVVITZ M. PRIMMER P. RAVOTTO P. REARDON T. NEMETH J. NICHOLAS R. NIEDBALA A. NYERS D. O ' CONNOR J. O ' DONNELL [. PAJKOWSKI M. PASQUALE J. PAUWELS J. PINTER C. PLENCNER D. POJETA R. QUIGLEY K. QUINLAN W. RAAB P. RILEY P. ROCKHILL D. RODGERS W. ROGERS T. ROHR J. ROSS M. SPYCHALSKI E. SRODA D. STABROWSKT R. STARK D. STRAUB V SZARWARK S SZCZERBA B 1 ICE J. TIDWELL J. SZALAY K. THORNTON P. URBAN mk W T. SZABO S. THIBODEAU J. TSCHIDA A. WENDEL S. WESALOWSKI J WHITE D WILLEMIN G. WILLIAMS R. WIRT S. WLODARSKI R. WOODKA G. WRAY B. WROBLEWSKI D. WULLE S. WYSOCKI S. SUTH R. SWIATOWY M. SZABO R. SZYMANSKI D. TARNACKI D. TARWACKI R. TREMEL C. TSCHIDA J. TSCHIDA R. Van DUYSSE R. Van OVERBERGHE J. VERLEYE J. WAELBROECK S. WALDRON R. WALKOWIAK M. WALSH A. WARGO E. WEINKAUF M. WEINZETL R. WEISSER D. WELLE B. ZALAI D. ZANOLAR A. ZEILER FRESHMEN Presidents On our road of life, as on any load, we have beginners. These arc our freshmen. Hesitantly they travel down that well- worn road, little knowing what lies ahead of them. They are as green as the road- side and as refreshing as the blue lakes along the way. Faltcrinirly they start, stop. and start again. They cautiously heed all signs along the road, staring in wonder and amazement at the new and different things that meet their eyes. Occasionally they make a wrong turn, hut soon they ' re back on the road and on their way. These are the diligent, the obedient, the hope ol the future. Though they may lakel- and fall, eventually they will reach their destination, better in (he end lor having fallen and faltered. Ron Weber and Kathleen Mrozinski Officers Kathleen Trace. Tom White, CaroL Sue Thomas, Brian Miller, Judith Kubiak, Tom Ryan, Kathleen Mrozinski, and Ron Weber. In x A O W i«k. ' lr . 6 • -V ji ; fi c ft jd :, £h C j Piar r-s 5 « IS D C J if? f- -I r? (Vj fer I A C5 £5 £ { ip Q ($f Q £5 J. ALBERT J ALLSOP M. ANDERSON C. ANDREWS J. ANDRZEJEWSKI J. AUGUSTIN P BACHALEDA M BALINT R BALLARD N. BALLATORE J BAMBER G BANACKI B BARGIELSKI J BARTKOWIAK T. BASSETT E. BAUER C BEDNAR M BERGER C. BERNATH C. BIEK D. BIEK C BIESBROUCK N BILELLO E. BILLISITZ R BLACKWOOD M. BOGNAR J, BORICH T. BORLIK P. BOROWSKI T. BOROWSKI W. BOWER C. BRATINA J. BRIEN C. BROWN D. BRZYSKI R BUBICK T. BUDA A. BURCH C. BUZALITS C. CAENEPEEL L CAMPBELL E. CATON D. CAURRO L. CENKUSH A. CHANDONIA R CHISZAR E. CHROBOT K. CLANCY M. COKEWOOD J. CONNORS M. CORAD J. COMIER R. CORRELL R COUCH M.CRANE D. CRONIN K. CRONIN D CROTHERS D. CROTTY J. CROWLEY S. CULLITON L. CULP B. CUNNINGHAM D CZARNECKI J DABROWIAK P.DALE D. DAREN R. DAVID S DeBATS T. DeCOCKER J. D ' HAESE R. DeLAERE C. DeNEVE M. DeNEVE S. DERANEK A. DeRUE C. DERKSEN N. DESOHEPPER B DIEDRICK J. DIERICKX £5 V H DIETER K. DILLON J. DLUGOSZ T. DOLAN L. DOMINELLO D. DOUGLAS J. DOUTHART F DUAL S. DUNLAP S. EASTWOOD G ERP G. ERP S. ESSIG R. EWBANK. K FARMER 1 - w te S Ik ' M FARMER M. FARRELL J. FECTEAU D. FERRARO H. FICK E. FISTER L. FOULK.S D FOX W. FRAME J. FRENCH B FROELICH 2 J FRYDRYCH J. FULLER M. FUZE T. GADACZ C. GODERSKI D. GONSOSKI D. GALASSIE R GAMBEL J. GANSER G (,( l S( .SKI K. GOOLEY L GRAFFENBERGER M GARRAGE E. GERWELS G. GRANT J- GRATHWHOL E. GRAVELINE T. GREEN M. GLOSTER T. GREGOR M. CRENELLE J. GRIESINGER M. GROCHOWALSKI M. GROSS M HERON J. HESS T. HESS R. HESTON VV HIGHFIELD S. HIGGINS D. HILER T. HIMMELHEBER N. GUENTERT C. GULYAS J ZALAS J. HAHAJ M. HAMILL 5 s HANCOCK JF St S HARTMAN J. HASFURTHER H. HATFIELD C HAZINSKI M. HEBEL © cr. N HEBEL T. HENTHORN ' ■ ' ■- 4. - a L f! 1 S ft y • ' fir «! R. HOFFER D. HOLMES T. HOLMES C HOLYCROSS R. HORN K. HORTH J. JACK S. JANESHESKI M. JANKOVVSKI G JANKOVVSKI C. JASKOWIAK D.JASICKI J.JUREK P. JEWELL - i H s C ' M. LASKOWSKI P. LAUER H. LAVALLEE S. LEDA K. LEDDY T. LEEKE E. LELIAERT B. LEUTHOLD J. LEWELLEN G. LIBERTOWSKI J. LIPETSKA E. LOCHMANDY C. LOEBACH J. LOGLI D LORD M. LYCZYNSKI M LUZNY D. MacALLISTER J. MACR1 J. MAENHOUT A. MANFORD G. MANUSZAK J. MONTINIC J. McGROGAN C. MATTHYS J OSHINSKI T. MASON D. McGEE P. MEISEL B. MILLER R MILLER J. MINNE J. MUCHA J. MURPHY J. NELSON S. PAPOI B. NORRIS K. NOWAK D f§ f i ' m k 4f Mf% ' ■ 1 1 - ' -■ : i T. MATTASITS E MESZAROS A. MODORY M. NICKEL P. NUTTER J O ' MEARA L. MYERS S. MROCZKIEWICZ P NIEDBALA M. OBR1EN L. PASZLI I PASZLI R PAPANDREA E 5 r ' 9 .9 (i L ■ . s W 4 J jW WkZL iW • V a q. f r. « i| r v fij Q 4H a e © C2 n ft «r p y R LUBAWY D. LUKASIAK J. MANKOWSKI T. MADDOX M. MACKOWSKI J. MARTIN R. NIEZGODSKI V. PAJAKOWSKI j. McCarthy D. McKENNA D. MILLER E. MINCZEWSKI .1 MI U K. MURPHY L. NOWACKI R. MEIXEL M. McARDLE K. McCOMB M. MINOR J. MEYER L. MILANESE C NEMETH J. MOLLISON K MROZINSKI J. NOZYKOWSKI M. NIEBAUER B NIEDBALSKI E. OLIVA S. NYE J O ' CONNELL P. PAHUCKI L. PAOLETTI S. OSTROWSKI (- ) fp £ - D. PETERSEN S. PENDZINSKI J. POJETA J. PECSI C. PLUTA D. RE1TER M. RYAN T. RYAN F. SABO A. SATTLER J. SCHNEIDER B. SHINCLE A. SHARPE P. SHUNK M SIMMONS D. SIMON R. SMITH M. SMOLE G. STABROWSKI J. STAHL C. PAUWELS J. PLUNKETT G. RADERSTORF J. RIFFL B. RYS J. SCHNEIDER K. SCHAEFER G. SIERADZKI R. SMITH B. SPRAUER C. PAULSON C. PEITRZAK C. PLENCNER R. RIEGEL E. ROHR M. SCHEUER T. SERGE G. SIBLEY D. SMITH M. SPENCER N. PATNAUDE B- PEITRZAK L. ZOCK E. RICHART J. ROBINIA C. RUDOLPH M. SCHUMACHER M. SIBLY D. SLOMA C. SOENS y L. PASZLI M. PIETRASZEWSKI J. PROBST A. RJEPCZYNSKI T. ROBERTS M. ROYTEK R RUPPE K. SHUTTA K. SLICK B. SOBIERLASKI M. PARCHEK J. PETERSON J. POTTHAST K. REMMO T. RIGHTLEY H. ROSSI M. RUPLEY J, RUTHSATS 9 £3 C y t r i SKWIERCZ . -_ 7 I f J l M -ZL ■ - I «= 2 SNIADECKI , -j « gf A - C, p$ h ,P P ( A M. SUTH S. SWICK T. SZABO M. TANCEY N SWARTZ P TARR M. TAYLOR P SYPNIEVVSKI S. TAYLOR P. TENLEP A. STANCATI S SZKLAREK J. THIBUS T. TOTH L. VAN DAMME S. VADAS V STOCKBERGER T. TAFFEE C. THOMAS S. TURNOCK J, VAN LAERE K. VARDA A. STRATI K TAJK.OWSKI B TOTH L. VAEREWICK E. VAN VYNCKT G. VARGO R VOORDE P WAINDEL J VVAITE R WALKOVVIAK T WARREN F STEINHOFER P. SZYCH E. THILMAN K. TRACE S. VAN DRIESSCHE J. VARDA S. STOWELL J. TARWACKI K. TOROK R URBANSKI J. VAN PAEMEL J. VARGA S VERTESCH i W%; C: K WARTHA R WEBER J WEIDLER G. WEISS jfmm A WELLING M. WELSH P. WENDOWSKI G. WEST D WHITE T. WHITE D. WHITE G. WIEGAND J. WILLIAMS M. WINKOWSK.I C. WISNIEWSKI R. WITUCKI R WOLOSZYN L. WOSNIAK M. WRAY R WRIGHT T. WROBLEWSKI K. WUNSCH P sJl HEIGHTEN YOUR INTEREST I ACTIVITIES 7 c n — v % AHEAD —. ._■— w . —vv m V «wv% xx vwww W W%. V ■% :v AX VVVVV ' VVV% VVV ' VVVVVVV . ' VVVVVX%VV VVvN ' 1 PH INDIANS BLAZE Irish scalped 20-0 TRAIL TO FORT WAYNE «•• Mates  „ Jr That ' s my boy. VARSITY FOOTBALL The best team in Ssynt Joe ' s history finished the season with a 5-4 record. In their first game the Indians ' inexperience was woefully apparent as they lost out to a fired-up Wash- ington High team, 13-0. Charlie Easton, shitty Pan- ther quarterback, faked the St. foe lineman out of their . . . positions time after time. At least the In- dians came 28 points closer to Washington than any other St. Joe team. Mike Eger ' s daring signal calling and deadly passing (8 of 11) led the way as St. Joe became the first Catholic high school in Indiana to conquer Hammond Noll. Speedy Ken Reimer ' s 15-yard side- line dash and Kevin Weinberg ' s third quarter slash gave St. Joe its TD ' s. Improved line play confused the Noll backs many times. St. Joe ' s 20-0 win over Fort Wayne Central Cath- olic gave them their first mythical NortherrY ■Indiana Catholic down. Fritz Fischer galloped into the end- zone and flopped on a punt blocked by Jake Szarwark for the first Indian score, and Reimer get the second after Kevin Weinberg set it up on a 60-yard run to the twenty. Dygulski made both extra points. With twelve seconds to go Co-Captain Jake Szarwark snared a Fort Wayne pass and with a terrific burst of speed ran it back five yards. Then, with all his receivers covered, Mike Eger clamped his fingers around the ball and caromed 54 yards for a touch- down. p - — - Sophomore Gerre Phillips ran roughshod over the Iifil ' iaiis ' m the ' Attains game as his team made St. [opsone of its eight victims by a 21-0 score. The tribe meandered to a 32-6 triumph over Gary Portage despite a seven-foot mass of dust which swirled around the field. Weinberg and Reimer each had 47-yard touchdown runs. Reimer racked up number two after a Bob Ganser interception and a Steinhoffer pass. He completed the hat trkk in the last quarter with a thirty-yard stamper. Botka pitched out u I)i k Was who scooted from the .thirty- five to the two-yard line. Was took the ball again and scored. Dick Squaretoe Lootens kicked the extra points. Rock Island High, perennial downstate Illinois champion, broke St. Joe ' s back with second half shock troops and handed the Indians a 28-7 loss. Dick Was did the St. Joe scoring after Jake Szarwark set him up with a blocked punt. St. Joe ' s small trav- eling squad fell apart soon after the score. Big Jake, Leo Krzywkowski. and the two Mikes. Barcza and Wroblewski with the help of Tom Ruppe ' s goal line interception held Gary Mann scoreless as Reimer and Terrible Tommy Lower marked up a touchdown apiece. From Mike Eger ' s 88-yard opening kickoff re- turn to his 63-yard punt to the one-yard line, the Indians were in control. The line once again led the way as Eger, Reimer, Weinberg, and Lower scored against Whiting despite the valiant efforts of Tom Justak, Brother Reginald ' s nephew. St. Joe lost a 24-13 game to Culver ' s undefeated Cadets in their final outing. St. Joe crossed the goal line six times, but the officials called it back for various reasons four of these times. Weinberg, Go! Go! Go! — fflP lite ■ ' - ' ■■■•- ;; - . ■ ' ■.■■•■ ' ■■ ' ■.:•,■■! ' :• ' ■ ' . ■: ' _ ' ■;■• . ' . ' ■. -I h a! F3P t£ _y ' Sl • W l j s F I w? r J v ' ' % 1 Eagles soar. Ughl Indians sore, too. 70 INDIANS We are the Indians, Mighty, mighty Indians, Everywhere we go People want to know Who we are. So we say, We are the Indians, Mighty, mighty Indians. rr « Wp . _ fry _ 7 k. Down boy, down. Go get ' em Indians, go get ' em! Ugh! WE ' RE FROM ST. JOE 4L Brother Alexius Adam, C.S.C. We are proud of the accomplishments of our athletic teams at St. Joseph ' s High School. It is no small task to organize and manage the athletic department in a school the size of St. Joseph ' s. Brother Alexius has capably filled the post of Athletic Director for two years. The coaching staff, George Kelly, Angelo Turco. and Ronald Bella, de- serves a large-sized round of applause for their untiring ef- forst in developing representative teams. A small group of unsung heroes, the student managers, rate an acknowledging nod for their part in the efficient running of the depart- ment. 1956 FOOTBALL SEASON September 8 Washington September 13 Hammond Noll September 21 Fort Wayne September 28 John Adams October 5 Portage Gary October 12 Rock Island, 111. October 18 Gary Mann October 25 Whiting November 3 Culver Military Mike Henthorn, Joe Simeri, Jim O ' Donnell COULDN ' T BE PROUDER FIRST ROW: E. Botka, K. Reimer, R. Schoen, T. Lower, R. Lootcns, J. Dudeck, ]. Gruber, P. Gapczynski. SECOND ROW: J. Mirocha, Mgr.; R. Bubick, R. Was. C. Van Vynckt, S. Dellinger. I ' . Contello, R. Dygiilski, C. Tremel. THIRD ROW: M Hen- [horn. Mgr.; J. Spencer. R. Gcrencher. J. Goff. R. Vrvdaghs, R. Ganser, S. Steinhoffer, T. Ruppe, J. Simeri. Mgr. FOURTH ROW: Coach Turco, P. Nemeth. G. Stockberger, R. Breiler, L. Kryzkowski. F. Fischer, Coach Kelly. Coach Bella. FIFTH ROW: B. Bam- ber, A. Zeilinski, H. Noel, K. Weinberg. M. Eger, M. Barcza. M. Wroblewski. 0e tte«rfc 1956-57 VARSITY KNEELING: K. Fagan, R. Hafron, K. Weinberg, R. Koloszar. J. O ' Keefe. STANDING: M. Wroblewski, P. Mackenzie, F. Fischer, R. Waldvogel, M. Eger. S. Steinhoffer, ] ' . Mennuci. Coach Turco. n a ■ BASKETBALL 75 „v — „ 7, BASKETBALL Coach Turco, and Coach Bella 1956-57 VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Nov. 20 St. Mary ' s (Michigan City) H Nov. 27 Rolling Prairie H Dec. 1 Buchanan T Dec. 7 Washington-Clay T Dec. 1 1 Gary Wirt T Dec. 14 New Carlisle T Dec. 18 St. Joseph (Mich.) H Dec. 21 Fort Wayne C. C H Dec. 27 and 28 Holiday Tournament Jan. 4 Washington T Jan. 5 St. Joseph (Mich.) T Jan. 9 Hammond Noll H Jan. 15 Walkerton H Jan. 18 North Liberty T Jan. 26 John Adams H Feb. 2 Mishawaka H Feb. 8 Culver Military H Feb. 12 LaPaz H Feb. 16 Benton Harbor T As Angelo Turco ' s first year as head coach progressed it became apparent to all that a new era was being formed in St. Joe sports history. New standards for making the var- sity, and a liberal sprinkling of under- classmen on the B-Team gave evidence that the future was very much in the mind of the new head coach. Despite plans for the future, St. Joe had a good ball club this year, and when the Indians entered the Holiday Tourney with a 7 — 1 record, South Bend people began to realize that a new power had arisen in city basket- ball. The Indians dropped their first Tourney game by one point to Riley. The cries went up again that St. Joe always folded when it met city com- petition. When the Indians swamped Washington High by 25 points in the consolation game the cries died down somewhat. In their first game of the new year the Indians gained revenge for their earlier defeat by upsetting St. Joseph, No. 3 ranked Michigan team, but they lost their next venture to Washington High. From then on they zig-zagged between unbeatable and impossible, and gradually they became an average team, despite a few brilliant nights. There is one consolation — the team will suffer the loss of only one of its starting players for the ' 57 — ' 58 sea- son. 78 INDIAN B SQUAD KNEELING: B. Voorde, J. Brothers, E. Delahanty, F. Deak, R. McManus, T. Szabo, R. Hurtubise. STANDING: P. Nemeth, M. Carter, R. Breiler, R. Gerencher, M. Boehm, J, Verlodt, R. Dygulski, C. Chandonia. INDIAN C SQUAD FIRST ROW: R. Bubick, R. Weger, J. O ' Meara, J. Lipetska, E. Richart, C. Loeback. J. Mollison. SECOND ROW: T. White, T. Hess, J. Schneider, T. Ryan, D. Miller, H. Fick, R. Witucki, J. Hess. Baseball KNEELING: K. Weinberg, F. Glentzer, L LaCluyse, B. Voorde, F. Everding, M. Loii mer. STANDING: P. Costello, J. Bejma G. Heater, R. Koloszar, B. Dygulski, F Nix. G. Harmacinski, F. Deak, Coach De Witt. KNEELING: T. Gadacz, J. Arnt, T. Cunningham, D. Deka, F. Bauer, G. Benington. STANDING: Brother Eugene. A. Mollison, L. Jaros- zewski, J. Butler, J. Kromkowski, T. Snyder, B. McCraley. R. Stevens. SPRING SPORTS Somebody Goofed Someone has the only picture of the Varsity Team; we are printing a photo of a potential varsity team. Recognize anyone? KNEELING: K. Kariewski. E. Wray, E. Kolesiak. J. Simeri, G. Botka, L. Bickle, K. Reimer. B. Ganser. STANDING: P. Gapczinski, R. Schoen, [ Vavul, B. O ' Neil. B. DeMeester, R. Stilp, D. Lootens. fiimninwmp wamiw SENIOR Fritz Fischer Fritz is an admirable sportsman. As an excellent shot on the basketball floor, and a member of the All City Football Team of 1956 he has nobly represented the St. Joe Indians ' fighting spirit. Bob ' s scholastic skill as well as his skill at baseball and football is not easily overlooked. He has been outstanding in all three and is sure to be successful at anything he undertakes. Art was a faithful four-year man on St. Joe ' s football team. He received his coveted varsity letter in his senior vear. Bob Ganger Art Zielinski 82 LETTERMEN Jake Szarwark As co-captain and stav tackle of our team, Jake was always in there fighting. Jake honored himself and his school this year by winning honorable mention on the National Catholic All-American Team. Bob, who ' s tops as an infielder, plans to camp on first base again this season. As a senior Bob held the distin- guished position of president of the Bovs ' Senate. He has always been an all-around actrve Indian, and his scholastic record is impressive, too. Chuck is one of those fellows who hasn ' t shared the limelight often, but his spirit and drive certainly help to account for the boost in St. Joe ' s football fortunes! And his drive paid olF with a Varsity letter. Bob DeMeester Chuck VanVynckt Tom Ruppe Joe Simeri A co-captain of the football squad as well as one of the team ' s biggest men, Tom did justice to the difficult position of center. His determination and drive ranked him with the best. The senior class president has sparked admiration in the hearts of all who have come in contact with him. Though small in stature his ability and intelligence sur- passes many a giant. His pleasing personality and his ability to cope with any situation make him an excellent manager and all-around sport. Quiet, unassuming Mike Barcza, centered his interests on football and came out on top. His love of the game was surpassed only by his determination to play it. Mike has always been an admirable guy around the schoolhousel Mike Barcza 84 sawamamm LETTERMEN Dick Was Dick wa s highly regarded by his classmates who elected him class officer for two years in succession. He was an ex- cellent halfback as well as a valuable member of the track team. Gene, the smallest man on the Indian squad, proved his weight in worth with his hard work and striving spirit. Whether on the practice field or in a game, Gene made a mighty contribution to the Indian ' s spirit. Reliability is the keynote to Jerry ' s performances throughout his four years at St. Joe. His dependability was one of his main assets on the football field; he received his varsity letter this year. Jerry Stockberger Mike Eger LETTERMEN Mike made his mark as an outstanding athlete during his stay at Saint Joseph ' s. He ' s a real sportsman in both football and basketball. A class officer for four years, Ken has maintained a high scholastic rating. In addition he has a well-rounded athletic record including baseball, foothall, and basketball. He has been outstanding in all three and is sure to be successful at anything he undertakes. Stick-to-itiveness is a tag merited by Sam. His deter- mination was rewarded when he received his varsity letter for football before the Christmas holidays. Ken Reimer Sam Dellinger 86 •T- — T: ■■■-. -■ ,r. EUaaHHHHHiH Ernie Kolesiak Pete Gapczynski ■S Ernie, whose happy carefreeness is a source of enjoy- ment to all, has done well in every one of the fields he has entered. His power hitting and speed-demon defensive play spirited our baseball team to their best season in the history of the school. His adaptability has marked Ernie with a spirit to achieve. Pete, a glue-finger end and ferocious blocker, who went about his football business with do or die determination, is indeed a true Saint Joseph ' s man. His seriousness in classwork and extracurricular activities will undoubtedly reflect itself in Pete ' s future accomplishments. Leo, a pioneer of tennis at Saint Joe ' s, helped to organ- ize the first team. He has achieved a fine scholastic record and has been a popular clerk in the school bookstore for three vears. Leo Jaroszewski Jon Dudeck LETTERMEN Jon, who won the Kiwanis Award as the most valuable athlete and outstanding senior, never let himself be under- estimated. He played to the best of his ability which was always tops. Ralph played hard football for four years. A fast, light back, Ralph was at a disadvantage against the heavy teams he faced. Oft the field, Ralph doesn ' t show the aggressive spirit that carried him through tough competition. A quiet, unassuming fellow, he is a good student and classmate. Bill has been one of St. Joe ' s determined young sports- men for four years. He has been a vital part of our football scpiad, even though a knee injury kept him from seeing extensive action in his senior year. Bill never strained him- self in studies but managed to retain fairly respectable grades during high school. Ralph Schoen maamumammmmmammma John Kromkowski Dick Lootens X- _ John, an outstanding student, rates high on any team. His achievements are many and his potential far greater. He ' s a whiz on the tennis court and a wizard scholastically. He is a member of the U. S. Table Tennis Team and was the National Junior Mixed Doubles Champ in 1956. Dick carved a lot of niches in the lines of opposing teams with his jarring charges. Hampered by a bad back, he was still a pillar of our tough defensive crew. A live wire in and out of uniform, Dick is just one of the boys to all the seniors. Tom, a scholastic honor student, has made the most of a fine high school career. An avid baseball player, Tom has held down a regular hurling job for four years. Tom Malinowski BOYS ' STUDENT SENATE The main purpose of the boys ' Student Senate is to promote the most worthwhile interests of the student body. The goal was achieved this year, un- der the direction of Brother Kenan, by the president, Bob DeMeester, and the representatives and alter- nates elected in the homerooms. Purchasing a fan for the smoking room, providing recreational ac- tivities, and publishing a student directory were a few of this year ' s accomplishments. The members of the Senate are: R. Hurtubise, D. Jablonski, R. Weber, K. Kasprzak, R. Tremel, D. Fox, B. Niedbalski, B. Urbanski, T. Serge, P. Xemeth, H. Biddle, C. Caenepeel, R. Quigley, J. Simeri, T. Ruppe, L. Krzykowski, F. Glentzer, T. Lewinski, f. Dempsey, and B. DeMeester. 90 aaamammaam GIRLS ' STUDENT SENATE The newly organized Girls ' Senate, under the gi idance of Sister Mary Marcian and Eleanore Cwicklinski, president, awakened in the student body an appreciation of personal responsibility to the home, to the school, to the Church, and to society, as Catholic lay teachers and apostles. The Senate, consisting of the class presidents and one elected rep- resentative from each homeroom, has as its objective, to recommend necessary and proper improvements of the school, and to investigate and to report mat- ters referred to it by the moderator and by Sister desVictoires. The Senate ' s hope is that after school days, every Saint Joseph ' s girl will carry into her adult world right values in her intellectual, spiritual, and moral life. Members of the Senate are: J. Tschida, E. Cwik- linski. S. Horvath, C. Bratina, D. Crowder, J. Chwalek, J. Swiatowy, M. Nabicht, N. Ballatore, B. Dooley, P. McNeile, A. Kromkowski, K. Mrozinski, M. Glon. C. Kuboske, M. Kintz, B. Wray. MAIDS AND BRAVES HOLD Frequent stops for relaxation were made along our road. The favorite service area for many was the gym. There the music of Billy Nicks, The Rhythemaires, and others provided us with many fun-filled hours of dancing. In addition to the class mixers and regular dances, something new was added this year — The Howdy Hour. Under the direction of the Social Science Department the first Howdy Hour was arranged and met with much success. Others followed and were held after the games durina; the football season. 92 «urw j iim «.,. m .K-„- J v ,x  „ m „ ,. „. . „„ POW wow Howdy Hour Frosh live it up at mixer. Set ' em up, 94 ■■■■MMBMIMM— There ' s Ruth 95 Mutual Admiration Society Ring Around the Rosie Stompin ' at the Savoy UUfiiiBHIBUIUiHiyKHiiaUMlilBilHHHHIU Happy Wanderer Rock Around the Rockpile Music, Maestro, Please 97 98 —————————— ■—- «— . — - - The Senior-Faculty Smoker, the annua] stag party, was successful as usual. After an exciting evening of bunco, the losers were cheered when it came time for the food. In that category every- body won, as the pictures indicate. FACULTY SMOKER ASSEMBLIES A representative from the Fisher Body Com- pany provided the boys with a program of interest to all. His description and pictures of the cars of tomorrow were fascinating. The senior pep assembly, held before the Indian-Eagle game, was perhaps the loudest rally to echo through Saint Joe ' s gymnasium. Ray Mc- Lane, as master of ceremonies, led the student body in cheers that rocked the rafters. Fisher Body Demonstration Rousing senior rally for St. Joe-Adams game. 100 ■?t- ■ ' - :. .-..- -■ ' ' -• ' ■■•■■■ ' ■■■ ■- ■-■■ ■ ' ■ °— Superb Gilbert and Sullivan Junior Ra Ray McLane, as master of ceremonies, led the stu- dent body in cheers that rocked the rafters. The junior class deserves an award for the fine costumes worn at their assembly. Their Gilbert and Sullivan production was spectacular. X B C Opera Panel. Exhibit A: Tom, Jake, and Ray. 4 Great and Glorious White Christmas Skaters Waltz 102 iiumiammamsmmmtmma CHRISTMAS PROGRAM 1956 Silent Night The first appearance of the combined St. Joseph ' s glee clubs took place at the Junior Red Cross Christmas Assembly. The strains of Win- ter Wonderland and Skaters ' Waltz were the cue for the dancers to enter; The Night Before Christmas was told by James Jack; a lovely ballet was danced to the music of White Christmas, and finally the traditional Christmas carols, Ave Maria, Silent Night, Angels We Have Heard On High, Great and Glorious, and Adeste Fideles provided splendid background music for the portrayal of the Christmas Gospel in pantomime. Aside from the glee clubs, those participating in the assembly were: S. Wcslowski. S. Yardas, S. Ostrowski, D. Deka, M. Baker, T. Baldwin, G. Hill, D. Armstrong, M. Erp, W. Mucha, S. Cardell, M. Cokewood, J. Kowalski, M. Nickel, J. GofT. J. Holewinski, D. Jozwiak, T. Gadacz, T. Cunningham, J. Jack, D. Jablonski, L. Rodino, D. Willis, D. Deka. Hallelujah Chorus F ftST ROW: D. Wulle, G. Buysse, E. Cokewood, M. Troyer, S. Wlodarski, J. Hasley, A. Wenzel, S. Wesolowski, C. Kerkhoff. SECOND ROW: S. Kelly, R. Mucha, A. Blacecki, A. Martin, K. Klota, L. Lopinski, M. Piacsek, D. Straub, I. Salata. THIRD ROW: M. J. Anthony, C. Reid, J. Rypniewski, A. Lenhard, R. Paczsney, S. Kostry, V. Szarwark, B. Dooley, K. Mullin. FOURTH ROW: J. Turner, J. Jackson, J. Paris, M. Hoffman, S. Miller, J. Bratina, J. Nowicki. Glee Club S. J. H. S. MUSIC Band Members of the band are: J. Anthony, D. Armstrong, M. Baker, J. Burton, b. Cilella, D. Cronin, D. Curtis, R. Dunlap, F. Frost, C. Maichen, J. Medo, W. Molenda, W. Mucha, J. Nutter, J, O ' Donnell, F. Schultz, E. Straub, T. Dolan, E. Weddle, D. Willemin, E. Lochmondy, M. Rys, P. Bryan, P. Dolan, P. Hemingway, M. Andrewski, R. Gilles, L. Nowaski, J, Brien, R. Chiszar, J. D ' Haeze, R. Ewbank, F. Dual, G. Gonoski, R. Kent, P. Krempetz, T. Kromkowski, J. Mucha, A. Sattler, T. Wroblewski, T. Erwin. i mtmmmmimtm r FIRST ROW: G. Hill. J. Chwalek. M. Walsh. C. Prekowitz. A. M. Kromkowski, R. Ganser, B. McQuaid, M. Klebusits, M. Mirocha. SECOND ROW: C. Jeziorski, C. Gillen, C. Riffel. M. Kintz. M. K. Brown. M. A. McMullen, J. Tschida, D. Wartha, G. Goff. THIRD ROW: J. Ruthsatz, P. Tomasik, G. Warren. C. Drover. J. Janesheski. B. Paszek, J. O ' Donnell. N. Varda. FOURTH ROW: B. Tice. C. Urbanski, D. Berta, B. Krempetz. J. McConb. L. Watson, J. Schubmehl, J. Cashman. DEPARTMENT Glee Club FIRST ROW: Brother John, M. Siney, J. Dlugosz, L. Culp, J. Lipetska, D. Mc- Kenna, R. Lohmann. SECOND ROW: R. Horvath, J. O ' Connell, A. Jeffers, C. Wieczorek, J. Chiszar, M. Nowak. THIRD ROW: J. Jaworski. M. Winkowski, C. Schuttrow, T. Hoffman, J. McLane, R. McLane, P. Gierzynski, W. Braunsdorf. Cheerleaders A find job was rendered by the Varsity and B-Team cheerleaders. Through their cheers enthusiasm was trans- mitted to the student body at all the games. They are: V. Norris. G. Kaczmarek, D. Klutz, B. Miller, S. Horvath, J. Bratina, P. Brusky, B. Kreptz, J. Tschida. Archery Under the direction of Brother Thaddeus the archery club had made a greal deal of progress. The club, now open to both girls and boys, consists of: R. Meixel, G. Savarese. D. Sloma, T. Dobski, M. Kien, E. Weddle, W. Mezykowski, R. Voorde, D. Bellemore, L. Ornat, F. Schultz, P. Sypniewski, J. Jacks, D. Brzyski, J. Mucha, D. Simon, J. O ' Connell, J. Jankowiak, D. Sharpe, D. Demske, M. Kien, M. Kreilkamp, R. Woloszn, P. Shunk, M. Mackowski, C Wisniewski, C. Claeys, A. Lenhard, H. McCauslin, M. Carrier, S. Benjamin, R. Mast, M. DeFreeuw, C. Manuszak, J. Kozmer, B. Cunningham, M Schumacker, C. Biesbrouck, M. D eNeve, S. Hancock, J. Fuller, R. Gundeck. J. Williams, C. Godersky, J. Grie- singer. K. McComb. D. Crotty, V. Pajakowski, J. Mc- Grogan K. Cronin. T. Bassett, G. Banacki. I« « L. Red Cross The Junior Red Cross, directed by Brother Anthony, achieved much good this past year. Their programs, pre- sented at the home for the aged and hospitals throughout the city, were the best medicine possible. The members of this organization are: J. Schubmehl, D. Deka, J. Cashman, M. Wrobel, T. Baldwin, R. Gerenher, P. Nemeth. S. Horvath, Brother Anthony, J. McCar- thy, H. Loebach, B. Schneider, T. Gadacz, T. Cunningham, J. Crowley, J. Nowicki, D. Rodgers, M. Rys, D. Armstrong, E. Straub. C. Gillen. R. McLane, D. Straub, B. Smith, F. Frost A £ o o « CLUBS Music Appreciation Ushers The meetings of the music appreci- ation club were spent listening to and discussing classical and semi- classical music. Brother Thaddeus served as moderator for the club. The members are: J. Bratina, C. Gillen, J. Jackson. T. Cunningham, T. Gadacz, J. Hasley, M. Bourgeois, J. Kromkowski, D. Gacki, M. An- thony, J. Paris. P. Bryan, G. Town- send, E. Kruse, J. Chiszar, J. McLane, B. McQuaid, G. Hoose, W. McCraley, P. Tomasik, P. Koch- anowski, J. Rydniewski, A. Molli- son, R. McLane, J. Cashman, D. DeCraene, V. Simon, M. Baker. J. Nowicki, S. Dellinger, J. McComb. C. RifTel, R. Smith, C. Baldinger. The ushers club, under the direction of Brother Marcian, has provided the school with a much needed ser- vice. The men you see directing at the games in their green and gold uniforms are: T. Cunningham, T. Gadacz, J. Gulyanics. L. Gish, M. Dobski, W. Dunlap. D. Dempsey, B. Allen, S. Gregor. M. Siney. C. Lin- erallo. J. Chiszar. D. Bellmore, J. Walkowski. T. Burmeister, G. Heat- er, G. Benington. J. McLane, B. Mezykowski. Future Nurses The Future Nurses Club was spon- sored by Mrs. J. Lang and Miss Green, a medical technologist. Each month a guest spoke to the girls en- couraging their prospective profes- sion. Members of the club are: M. Anthony. J. Paris. M. Bourgeois, M. Horvath. B. McQuaid, D. Fischer, C. Gadacz, C. KerkhofT, P. Bryan, J. Tschida, V. Szarwark, M. Primmer, L. Glentzer. E. Lochmandy, S. Kos- try, S. Thiabodeau, P. Nowak, M. McMullen, M. Kintz. A. Bladecke, C. Plencner, J. Tschida, J. Tidwell, D. Tarnacki, S. Higg. K. Pajakaw- ski, C. Fenzau, A. Wargo, J. Ross, G. Nawrocki, A. Kromkowski, M. Glon, J. Krizman, M. Beissel, S. Wy- socki, M. Pajakowski, P. Rockhill. SAINT JOSEPH ' S Hi- Way and Hi-Lite Bill Stedman November 27! December 24! January 27! February 20! — these dates were all impor- tant to the Hi-Way staff, supervised by Brother Jeffrey. With deadlines to meet, the midnight oil burned brightly to finish writ- ing the copy and drawing the master sheets. While the editorial staff was busy sorting and identifying the pictures and photos, the business staff, directed by Brother James Sullivan, sought to collect the necessary hinds to back the book. Staff Bill Stedman, Judy Turner, Marilyn Bourgeois, Kathy Scheibelhut, Mary Parrish, Mary Jo Markovich, Dian DeCraene, James Chiszar, Ray McLane, Ed Krause, Tom Kobylarek, Walter Mucha, Jeanine Paris, Mary Lou Hor- vath, Bob DeMeester, Francis Frost, Al Ganser, Andy Mollison, Mike Dobski. UHHIHIBII PUBLICATIONS Diane Paczeny, Mary Jane Anthony, Andy Mollison. Stevie Gress. The press room, cluttered with newspapers, was the scene of many hours of toil for the newspaper staff. The journalism class, instructed by Sister Louis Irene, worked to publish the Hi-Lite. Mary Jane Anthony and Diane Paczeny had charge of pages one and two respectively. Stevie Gress edited the third page and the fourth was handled by Pat Ko- necny and Andy Mollison. Staff Diane Paczeny, Mary Jane Anthony, Stevie Gress, Andy Mollison, Mary Jo Markovich, Marilyn Kintz, Mary Ann McMullen, Gerri Hittle, Mary Lou Horvath, Pat Plonski, Pat West, Rosemary Meszaros, Delphine Szym- czak, Linda Watson, Joan Windaw- ski, Sharon Arnt, Margaret Sokol, Donna Nowinski, Carol Strychalski, Kathy Boyle, Kathy Piechocki, Suzie Miller. ft ft. a m % It is most fitting, indeed, that we bring to a close this section with the most important of all activities, religious activ- ities. Under the patronage of Saint Joseph, the Worker, we have participated in many religious events. We began the school year in September with the traditional Mass of the Holy Spirit. Each month the various classes, in turn, have attended Mass and received Holy Communion in a body as a proof of their faith. During Advent the Faculty and the entire student body made a novena for the intention of purity among teenagers. In the waning days of Advent the sophomore and freshman retreat was conducted by Father Godfrey Poage, C.P. His force- ful, hard-hitting speeches caused the students to meditate on their past achievements and their future plans. The senior and junior retreat was held on Monday, Tues- day, and Wednesday of Holy Week. Father Henri DuLac, the retreat master, especially encouraged the seniors to think serious- ly about the steps they were about to take and above all to guard their faith. In June we shall end as we began with a Mass, the Bac- calaureate Mass, the seniors ' last at Saint Joseph ' s High School. 110 RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES HOME The homemaking program of Saint Joseph ' s High School is functional in helping the girls to gain experience which will be beneficial to them in home and family living. Planning and serving meals, rules of etiquette and correct table settings are a few of the objec- tives of the course. As a special first-year project the food class baked cookies and hundreds of multi-flavored Christmas goodies, and boxed them very at- tractively for friends of the cooks. Sister Mary Immaculata is pictured at the left showing Connie Miko and Rose Mucha the floor plans of the kitchens of the future. The picture below shows a group of budding Betty Crockers sharpening up on K. P. Tech- niques. Before and After ECONOMICS A stitch in time saves nine, so goes the saying. These diligent young home-makers of the needle and thread brigade deftly measure, baste, and stitch their finery. The girls ' activities this year included making Christmas gifts for their friends and relatives, and making themselves the attractive clothes which they wore in the annual spring style show. SHOP CLASSES Mr. Davis explains the proper technique. Scale model of the shop r V r$ ART CLASSES Janet Ruthsatz Portraits, posters, scrapbooks, land- scapes, and carvings — all of these are the products of our art classes. Dur- ing- the course of the year, the boys, under the direction of Brother Harold, have made various posters, silkscreen- ings, and Christmas Cribs. The girls, with Sister Zita Marie as their instruct- or, enhanced the beauty of the school with Christmas decorations and en- riched the minds of the students with such displays as the pictoral plea for the reading of good Catholic lit- erature. . i PI0 4 ... f THE MOST REVEREND LEO. A. PURSLEY, D. D. BISHOP OF FORT WAYNE In Fort Wayne, on the twenty-sixth day of February, in the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, the Most Reverend Leo Aloysius Pursley, D.D., was installed as sixth bishop of Fort Wayne by His Excellency, the Most Reverend Paul Schulte, D.D., Arch- bishop of Indianapolis. Bishop Pursley has taken an active interest in Saint Joseph ' s High School, and has been one of our foremost benefactors. We wish to thank him for all that he has done for us. We also wish to congrat- ulate His Excellency on his new ap- pointment and to assure him of our continued prayers Ad multos annos. NEW FACULTY The semester changes brought four new faculty members to Saint Joseph ' s. They are: Mrs. Hardy, Brother James Kell, C.S.C., Brother Neville Phillips, C.S.C., Brother Edward Wauch- ter, C.S.C. INDIANS IN Seniors battle Purdue pegboard. The queen and court of the Sophomore Coti SIC. Remember this score? VISITORS JLA i ' Slugger Steinhoffer at bat! Miss Mac Prawat. Mrs. E. Zalas. Mrs. E. Frcitag, Mrs. C. Zalas ACTION Enthusiasm plus! The QUIVER Staff. The pause that refreshes. Mrs. Szarwark, Mr. Szarwark, Harry Otolski The last junior- senior prom. PATRONS AND SPONSORS The 1957 Hi- Way Staff wishes to thank all of its patrons and subscribers, without whose generosity our book could not have been possible. Mr. Mrs. Charles K. Allen Anderson Silver Plating Company Mr. Mrs. E. Antalavits Mr. Mrs. R. L. Anthony Mr. Mrs. James E. Armstron Mr. Mrs. Edward Arndt Mr. Lawrence J. Arndt Mrs. Marie Arndt Mr. Mrs. Lewis Arnold Mr. Mrs. A. Badur Mr. Mrs. M. J. Bajdek Mr. Mrs L. H. Baldinger Mr. Mrs. Michael Balint Barany Hardware Mr. Mrs. S. Bargielski Barnard ' s Hardware Mr. Mrs. A. G. Bartlett Mr. Mrs. Ronald E. Bassett Mr. Mrs. James Bauer Beaudway Hardward stores Mr. Mrs. Ollie Bejma Mr. Mrs. Harvey Bellemore Mr. Mrs. Herbert Benington Mr. Mrs. Otto Bird Mr. Mrs. Paul Boehm Mr. Mrs. M. Borkowski Mr. Mrs. Richard Bosse Mr. Mrs. Louis Botka Mr. Mrs. W. 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