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

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Joanne Maloney Lute IS so short That there as no tnme for useless worry Joanne mught well add This sensor rnlss IS frank about her en joyment of all that lufe holds and her phnlosophy accounts for her evenness of dlsposltuon Likes to be outdoors7 Defnmtely But nndoors she can settle down to a credit able pnece of wrmng too Charles McDermott Tomorrow comes, and we are where? Then let us Ilve today A kndder who can take a joke at hls own expense ns Chuck He may seem to move slowly but hus mmd IS clucknng constantly and the fruits of hls labors appear nn the advertuslng section of thus book for whlch he was 5000 responsnble Jean Melllng Varretys the very .space of Me that guves nt all nts flavor Everybody Inkes vanety and Jean as vt One minute she wtll gladly duscuss wnth you the possubnlntues of a candldate for the presldency The very next second ll you can net out of her us a gnggle And ut s contagnous No get together us complete without Jean s antncs for she IS especeally entertannnng when croonung hull bully tunes Maybe we have un our mndst a second Dorothy Shay Mary Lou Muller All our knowledge ns ourselves to know Let s all have fun Always ready for a laugh and a good tnme ns Mary Lou Generous and klnd hearted IS thus blonde wnth the envnable cornplexuon She can be described as one wlllung to orovnde for and to contrlbute to the good tnrnes of others However Mary Lou can be sereous and truly senous us her love for horseback ndlng I f ,, . ..Nv ll , A . X ', '-s.,,,..f ll ' ' ll ll I+ . . . ' ll , A ,, . ., 4- HQ Y V, A , - , It I ' :Z 3 'i ' l x ,. . , . . . . . , ., , A V , a , I8

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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 - - '

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Mary Louise Miller 'QM Marilyn Muller Always bnght and merry Marnlyn has a pleasant dlsposltuon and she IS good fompany although a llttle shy wuth strangers Highly en thusnastuc about school actlvltues Marilyn us always on declf rarung to go Much of the art work around school as hers and currently she collaborated on yearbook car toons fy l 'z f Y' Ner- For he who is honest is noble. Chatter' Chatter? Chatter! That's Mary, Her dan- cmg eyes and constant chit-chat is a source of fun for everyone. When thnngs are golng awry, sat and listen to her The subject won't matter, and thlngs will mevltably take on a bnghter llght. A suncere and edlfyung convert tothe F th M L ' an , ary ounse and St. Mary are very glad they met 'C' Mary Ellen Morrussey Bright as the sun her eyes the gazers strike And like the sun they shme on all ahke Personallty descrlbes Mary Ellen perfectly Wuth an lnsh lalt ln her manner and a sparkle an her eyes she seems to bubble wuth vuvaclty Her more seruous nature asserts :tself around Manner deadlune time for as co edutor she as a busy lady Mary Ellen made her flrst extended vuslt to Cleveland for the NSPA conventnon And was she lonesome ezgw Bernard Mohr Hear ye not the hum of his mrghty workings? Always ready to fngure thxngs out Barnle has be come w ll known among has frlends for hrs logrcal reason mg and snaopv answers Helsconsclentnous abouthlsschool work and thxnks thlngs out tor humselt He as friendly but senous an hrs manner Gave hum a saxophone or lead hum to a plano and prepare for a good tame 1 ., - ., , H , y H . I e 1 1 A ,, . . , , 1 . . ,, I . . I . rr I . . , U . ' . I V , V . l r 1 b A, . .x Q . ,, s D ' 5 . . l . . , , 1. 8 R f'2?fj+j Q' e Q ' ' I A ' l s I9