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

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' filii35 . Pai: I , F . Carmeline luni The silence often of pure innocence, Persuades when speaking fails. The greatest achievement of this lassie lone to be enviedl is her ability to go through life with malice toward none. This characteristic has made all she comes in contact with, her friends. Of pet peeves she has none, for she has cultivated a truly Christian spirit of accept- ing whatever comes A willingness to give help whenever it is needed and her great efforts toward achievement make her completely dependable nn Louis Hoskyns It matters not how long we lave but how The exercising of Louie s many abilities manage to keep him a busy man A well rounded personality has resulted and he is a most interesting conversationalust Louies generosity is continually evidenced in sports school and all social activities His associates vouch for his friendliness and good will He is a devout acolyte of which group he is president .loan Kaplinski The poetry of earth ns never dead Here is a girl who is neat both in dress and manner and who is friendly in her ways These things add up to a girl who will be a success She is retiring but gives her opinion freely when it is sought At one time she was the only feminine member of the Celt Swingsters with whom she played the piano -A? - 9 54' Joan Kelly Patlent endurance attalneth to all things No matter how blue a Monday Joan s sweet smile will always flash a cheery hello Congeniality is the key note of her manner and the admiration of all Behind those shining blue eyes lurks lust a little mischief Quiet but fun loving and a part of every actlvity describes Joan completely r-Q5-uk 1 4 , ' L L ll ' ll Q, i U A NUM ll ' ' ' ll . .-ig, r . V . f ' ' . 1 - , 'I'l - ' x ., . ,. - , Q . . . ' . ' ', 'll 'l I I I V :A ' . . I , . . . 1 .I 'f . . I . . Q is-M 16

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Jerome Hamon Be there a wlll and wnsdom funds a way Slnce cornung to St Mary not long ago Jerome has proved hlmself a good student lf you want data on Na poleon or Lancoln see Jerome for he wall be sure to tell you somethxng of value There IS a tume and a place for everythung and ln school he us ready for busnness A determuned chap Jerome wnll reach any goal he sets for hnmself 5 Maxlne Hinckley There may be worshup without words Maxine s sparklang dark eyes reflect her happy na ture She IS a general favonte and the qualutles whnch make thls a fact wull stand her un good stead un the teach ang professuon whlch seems to be her choice Ferretung out alumnu news for The Manner as her thankless task She funds them all too eluslve Margaret Hill Those dark eyes-so dark and deep! A good tnme must be had by all or Marg moves on. Although she is open to suggestion Mlss Hill has a mind of her own. Living out from town has provided her the opportunities she craves for skating and riding, Dorothy l-lolzworth Her sulver voace was heard upon the earth A good slngung vonce ns a real asset and Dot us most oblugung about all requests for favorlte tunes Danclng has become an art for her and as one would expect wlth such a combmatnon goes a lught heart But busnness luke? Dot can turn out a job of typlng bookkeepnng knnttlng or lust plain reciting ID nothing flat aaa-f ' H - - - 11 K . , f Af I ll , . 1 . . 1 K' fm. ,f wht? a- ' ' fz, 9J '. ' ' s 24, f ,J 5 , .MWAM L, I 1 ll I ' ll 1 f 4 1 1 ,I 1 f ' f T' 1 , - f 1 'iu ' lg 1 ' '- .dgagfaz i H, ,fix :W D, ., 1-, -Q, -'.y ,. ,t.' X, J, ,bf 1 , ,,, .g 'ry 'J ci, - :- + - .ic J ugs! . V ,,, ,uf ' .,L1,.' K 4 f' ' ' .35--'A-454' . . J- 2550 -1 I 4' ' gf , ,f 11 . - 1, ' ..',. 05 A .-W A! . V,

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Veronnca Kofflm 'The stream from wlsdom s well, which God supplnes, IS anexhaustuble Though she sometumes appears qulet Veronuca us always ready to lusten and to talk to a good conversa tlonallst Being well versed on many toplcs she can add a sound fact or two to almost any dlscussuon Have you followed her edutorral column nn The Manner? Veronlca us very pleasant and approachable and so has had an un precedented success nn gathenng news from the grade school for publucahon Mary Louuse LaRock If eyes were made for seelng, Then beauty IS Its own excuse for being The soft dark eyes of thus classmate wall portray her character The gentleness she possesses as her most outstanding feature Mary knows what she wants goes after at and gets It all thus wnth the same gentle aur that makes her so easy to luke Herbert Louus Tls not ln mortals to command success I ll do more, I II deserve ut Truly a man of worth our yearbook co edntor All work whnch Herb undertakes IS attacked wlth gnm deter mmatuon and completed with precnsnon and thought Hus forthraghtness shows IH the neat leguble lettermg whlch he uses so frequentlv All work land :ts a 24 hour servlce hls Dad hasl and no play would make Comer a dull boy Indeed But never fear hear that hearty laugh ter7 Herb s at It agaun James Maloney He IS a man, take hum for all and all I shall not look upon hrs luke agann :ms host of frnends and admurers are well ac quamted wnth the qualltnes whuch make hum a good natured all round flne snort He possesses a genume In terest un all he undertakes wutness has athletlc and soclal successes Jlm s curly black hair and pearly whnte teeth are the envy of femsnnne Celts The sport sectlon of thus book IS a monument to has lndustry 11 . . . - 11 1 1 1 1 . , . . . . . U 1 - ' 1 11 - - . 1 . . 1 1, J. , . . 1 1 ' ' . . , . . 111 - - . 1 I T 1 - 11 , ' , 11 - 1 . . ' , , , 11 - Q 1 - - '