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

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lst Row Joan Urnbe Dolores Franklrn Cecelua Trumble Helen Corda Mary Ann Cornell Mary Bruce 2nd Row Angela Galvin Mary Clunton Barbara Cawley Dorthy Karmel Margaret Plaga Dons Kempf Helen Kenny Kramer Loretta Vulmrnot Rose Mary Smuth Barbara Martone Josephune Zakezewskn Vnrgnnna Mason 4th Row Edward Noppe Norman Clmock George H ll Rnchard Prucker Rnchard Granackl James Doermg Wllllam McGee Sth Row Ruchard George Edward Zueler Charles Berry Carl Brown Harold Ackerman Carl Janson Class Officers Carl Janson Sally Mltchell Helen Kenny Phulnp Kuenz The underdog days of freshman days lmger luke seasoned scents un the mlnds of some of us To the students of room erght these memories have become reallty and the splendid work they are dorng to overcome the unfamlluarlty of early hugh school lute stands as a tnbute Take for Instance the tact that almost all of the gurls belong to the chour the classs enthusuastuc cooperatuon nn school sports and functions St Mary wall have every right to be proud of the clas of Sl . . : , ' , l 3rd. Rows Charl Ann Dollinger, Marie Harrington, Jeanne Robert Coolbaugh, Thomas Gallager, Bernard Schillinf I l I V I I I ' II II ' ' ' I l I ' g or . , . . . . ' 1 . . - S I . 41

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Front Row ll to rl Agnes Holzworth Joan Tuer ney Patricia Bunsack Phyllis Wernet Mercedes Fitz summons Helen OConnor Second Row Judith Stringfellow Judith Knutson Rose mary Stoll Margaret Bunting Denise Coutchue Mar loney Jacqueline Burke O Neil Lois OConnor Marie Gruemel Carolyn Stefty Marulyn Forner Nadine Hackett Fourth Row Edward Burd James Weed Thomas Walz David Morris Wulluam Phillips Thomas Mohr James Carroll Danuel MacKenzie Lawrence MacDonald Patruck Cunningham Rayner Grandy Robert Navarre Third Row Marilyn Czarnecki Keyna Schroeder Mary Terrence Crowley Charles Todaro Richard Murphy Class Officers Frank Samels Denise Coutchue Marie Grumel David Morris Getting into the swung of hugh school lute is always an obstacle However the obstacle un this case is only as the class makes it To really enlov school there must be a balance of work and play The freshmen have already proved their eagerness to play their willing ness to work stands quietly by awaiting the opportunity Room marks are average and better cooperation with other classes even tuner Welcome' Seniors of the future Wel come to a uob that you have beaten before you ve even started 'I I ' - ' I 1 V ' V I ' 1 1 1 1 I I - I ' I I I - I I ' garet Shearer, Louise Neubecker, Mary Teresa Ma- Fifth Row: Fred Weber, Francis Layher, Frank Samels, I , , 4 . V I l. I 3 I u I 1 - , I . , . I , I . . . , , - . 40

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ahh 7 J Ai czfgezm, Standing Loft to High! Dolores Franklm George I-Ixll Edward Noppe Fun! Row Cnear board!--Barbara Cawley Charl Ann Dollmger Agnes Bauer Iosephme Zakezewslu Ftxchard Purucker Ftlchard George Wllllam McGee The hrst step to hxgher mathemaucs IS the same as the lnlllal step 1n any d1rect1on tough. No algebra 1snt easy but what would eng1neers do w1thout 1t? And Just think how lonesome hte would be 1f we had no unknown quantt hes to worry about' Our hope for future peace the Unlted Nat1ons Orgamzatron proves 1nter estlng study matter for freshmen c1v1c students Necessary for good c1t1zensh1p c1v1cs also 1nst1l1s an apprec1at1on of world government Tongue of the church vo1ce of the scholar Latm w1ll be w1th us forever Not always studled for actual use Latm serves as a base tor many modern lan guages and broadens our knowledge of Engllsh 42 -nw ' , , -1 ,L ' t v . 1 x ,v K l rg, Q , .W ' .' . , I ' ,f I f K ur -I A ik-, Q . 4 . A . . ' 1 1 , ', 4 I . - 1 . . . . . . . . . . 1 . . r 1 - . . . . 1 1 ' - 1 1 . . . . . I 1 ' I .