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

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Front Row I. to r.: Marilyn Kenny, Marilyn Tremblay, Third Row: William Murray, Edward Marcinkiewicz Thais Schroeder, Ellen Andrews, Helen Dubinsxi, Mary James Way, Robert Weber, Francis Stott, Gerald Schaff OConnor, Loretta Riley, Joretta Cuddohy, Mary Blair. Walter Wrozek, Thomas Arend, James Rumler Second Row: Joanne Gaebelein, Maryjoy Allen, Helen Fourth Row: Gerald McDevitt, Donald Holda Rodney Harman Regina Reardon, Lois Hoard, Patricia Brown, Kirtland, Joseph Navarre, John Young, Terence Grin Dolores Pawlak, Margaret Ellison. dall, Joseph Trepky, William McAuliffe, Robert Konkel ll ll ' - , . I I Robert Bishop Blessed and prosperous are the juniors of Room 3 Throughout three years of high school they have met and have overcome the difficulties which always face true leaders They are eager and well prepared to take over their senior responsibilities Active in class and school activities they have upheld St Mary standards In sports music and dramatlcs they are highly talented One of their mem bers Helen Harman holds the unique distinction of heading the scholastic honor roll for three years and she is securely flanked by many of her class mates on that roster Now numbering eighty students in the combined homerooms these lun iors bid fair to be the largest graduating class in St Mary history As is fitting for muscial Celts their voices form a bulwark for the girls choir and mixed glee club Several are members of the school orchestra true bards all they will have a mighty tale to weave in future Celtic gatherings 32

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Studymg the effects of the generahon of steam are Pl'1ySICS The reff'eSl leI' C0uI'Se for all I to Wnlllam Shearer Leo Drongowskn Robert Ward precedm Sciences attracted tw t John Olnver John Sherwood Joanne Maloney Janet Urch I I, hg t I en y one Sen Marzlyn Wendell and Margaret Hull O S, W OSB IH el'eSf ay In l'eSeaFCl'1 and EX perlment Amerlcan hastory students, Carmelune Karl Greumel fund current events as lnterestmg lun: Sophue Woznuak Donald McDonald and and necessary as hlstory 31 , . ' ll Il I I . I'. Z, , I 1 I - - I I A I ' I ' - . . 1' l is - J ' L 1 Q ' ,. J FL!! -If QN f ' f. . 3,' ' 1 ' '11 ' 4' -1. ' J ' A 4 l v 'TT fv- A . V , V, Q V l I. xg . ' If .. . -1 .J ff' bf A J' ,-'Qs-, - kj , X. -4 . X r . Nh 4 2 ' f LN 'l ff, l :- 2 J 'n A ' ll r . 1 114- .6 , 1 V I . I I '

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Front Row I to r Jean Webster Marlene Znmmerman Cecnlua Bauer Marjorue Cuveller Joan Nash Frances Ruede Second Row Eluzabeth Jacoby Mary Hlckey Jean Dwyer Sally Keena Patrlcla Strzalko lrene Laplnskn Thnrd Row Donald McDonald Jean Monkut Norma Green Loretta Dunlgan LaMoune Watson John Bland Casumer Walczak Fourth Row Lawrence Malno Phllllp Auer Peter Shearer Fred Mrozka Tumothy O Neal Eugene Bland Gerald Vogt Robert Hoffman Fnfth Row John Jacobs Ernest Betfel Wlllnam Eder Walter Voss Gerald Tallman David Kastens Gerald Macchla Phnllup Burnett Robert Walz Class Offscers Walter Voss Mary Hzckey Betty Jane Jacoby Phllllp Auer To the leaders of tomorrow wlll be left the task of carrylng the name of St Mary on to glory nn sports studies and prayer It should not be such a tedlous struggle to attaun great heughts for these gutted upperclassmen who have a number of natural leaders to carry their names to fame They are well represented ln athletics wnth Gerald Macchaa Robert Walz Walter Voss and Daved Kastens Robert Walz has won the coveted monogram for the past two years mf- -3 'A U, 1 Z ', , I . , . f I 1 , , , I . . , I ' : .. ' .' , ' l I 1 'J 1 . ' ' ' n fl 1 1 5 l J 1 , , . 1 1 1 1 . I I I ' I I 33