St Mary High School - Astrolabe Yearbook (Jackson, MI)

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Ann Desnoyer Pleasant to talk wrth Pleasant to walk wrth And plea Sant to thunk of too always wrllrng to help a frrend Though she wrll confrde to a sympathrzrng lrstener Ann rs defrnrtely rndependent A sense of humor lurks rust beneath the surface and rt takes very lrttle to awaken rt She needed rt rn her monthly task of rntervrewrng students rn the news for the school paper Also hers was the task of collectrng recordrng and marlrng canceled stamps to the Indra mrs srons every month Leo Drongowskr Mrne honor rs my life both grow rn one Leo returned to St Mary after a brref stay rn the Merchant Marrnes He rs always wrllrng to defend hrs belrefs and nothrng rs more enjoyable to hrm than a frrendly argument Leo has the unfortunate habrt of blushrng when pleased or embarrassed but rt looks very good wrth hrs blonde Curly harr Hrs polrteness and de pendabrlrty has made hrm many new frrends a-lg X 'QQ- VC George Eder O, mrschrel' thou art swrtt to enter rn the thoughts of man Malnurrrtron rn the fun dret has nothrng to do wrth George Thrs has made hrm a mrld example of Peck s Bad Boy Not really bad of course but full of fun rn the true St Mary style wrthout hurtrng anyone For a long trme successrve rnrurres rn sports kept George from dorng what he lrkes best serve Mass A more wrllrng worker on the yearbook we had none, and any rob was tackled by hrm wrth zest Barbara Elzr Lrke-but oh' how drfferent Barb grves the rmpressron of berng reserved and quret but only to her close assocrates does she reveal her true character Talkrng rs her favorrte hobby and the subrects are varred and colorful In her frrst taste of dramatrcs as St Catherrne Laboure Barb drscovered that stage frrght rnhrbrts speech but Stabrlrty can manage both nrcely She has and she drd X K ,, . . . I , ,, ,X ' . f ,, . 1 in If A ,gs i K t, , 'ff ' A sr ff-gf ,rf rv I X Small in stature,. big .in heart is Annie, for she. is 4 - 4 or vm ' 1 5 ' ' A l MQ D . , I . . . , . , . . . x 5 A . -u A . . , 13

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Kenneth Bunting Cupld is a knavish lad Thus to make poor females mad Carefree and easy going is well illustrated by Ken it e odo oi w He has an in satiable interest in argyle socks of any shape size or color So just learn to knit if you want to win favoritism with Ken' Bookkeeping keeps him bookish and will aid the business career he s planning Philip Comerford gl profess not talking: only this, Let each man do his est. Looking at Phil is pleasant, but talking to him holds even a greater pleasure, Though he is intelligent and stu- dious very often he can act the part of a clownt This rare combination makes him a must at every social gathering, Friendliness and a congenial manner Chafee. terize him to all. Delores Cavender Sllence un woman is like speech nn man It has been said that quiet persons are deep think ers This proves true with Delores who thinks before she speaks She is a quiet but efficient worker so quiet that one has to remember to miss her if illness causes ab sence She discovered a new interest when students were taught square dancing Rosemary Corwin A life that leads melodious days This earnest young girl capable of all that placed upon her She is a pleasant reliable worker faith ful to her word Her interest in good books has helped her attain a high place intellectually and we expect her to go far She is deeply interested in things musical and plays the violin sf x, , X Kyo t tg W ,. N LI , I2 .., - ,. ....

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Rose Ann Fox Those best can bear reproot who rnerut prause A task placed un Rose Ann s capable hands us sure to be accomplushed un an effucuent and neat manner She us an excellent puanust but lays no claum to temperament She us a leadung alto un the gurls chour and presudent of the St Mary Thespuan Troupe Karl Greumel Knowledge as proud that he has learned so much Wus dom us humble that he knows no more Sure to hut the mark of success Karl has the deter munatuon understandung courage and untellugence t follow a thung through Wuth all hus outstandung abulutues no room us found un Karl for conceut All acknowledge hus quuckness un realuzung and apprecuatung the truly good thungs un lute Charles Gumbert Lute us a lest, and all thungs show ut, I thought so once and now I know ut Wherever the place, whenever the tume, we always fund Charlue un the mudst of the actuon takung part un a uovual manner He manages to combune work wuth plea sure and thus fast talkung lad usually comes out on top A quuck thunker but a clear one us Charlue and he was trued many tumes un calculatung copy space for the year book Dolores Hamulton To those who know thee no words can paunt' And those who know thee know all words are fauntl' Del can be deoended upon to go all out for others Thus tall faur graduate us good humored but does not allow her Iukung for fun to overcome her sunceruty ,, . . . I - ' ll I . 1 1 0 , ' ,f 7 9, - 5 ,fi N ' ' 1 , eff , , . A .- J-f'3s'f , A 15331425.17 'iq 5 ff -,Wg j. , ,A n - - n . , , . . . . , . . u - , . - r , . H 11