St Mary High School - Crusader Yearbook (Wayne, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1960 volume:

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J vw- .F , IN ' 731. ,w 1 fx' , .IJ - :- f . ' Y, l , - 4 KU Wh A 1 -f .lf Q J lr V MQ he J? VV mfxgf' if XI! Wy V 'Vx' X I f ,I 1 x v 0 ,Q I '1 X' A fu gwfb 2J U3 Q 'Q -r +' ' W f hd , Af' LW U ? w ', v .Ji-41-f-df Mggvm-W1 If WWW W W i W ,pf My VU I if v' - ggi, 'if The 1960 CRUSADER Ted By The Se St. Ma gh School -Michigan 'fltgi l'Lu!'!' LM, ' Our Mother, ,Our Queen 4. '1 FOREWORD The Bells of St. Mary's, Ah! hear they are calling. . . Since time immemorial bells have been symbolic of the prelude to a new activity: the onset of a great victory, the advancing of a new era, the establishment of a different way of life, or even the foundation of Liberty. So too, at St. Mary's the bells have been emblematic of a beginning: the instigation of a new relationship, the introduction to a world of Knowledge, the advancement towards a more spiritual way of life. The church bells, which have daily beckoned us to Holy Mass and the sanctuary bells, which have inspired us to raise our minds and hearts to God, have instilled within us a deep and firm foundation of faith and love of our religion. The school bells, calling us to numberless activities and assemblies, have served to introduce us to a new concept and to strike up new acquaintances. Even the lowly fire bells, which we have all too often welcomed with grimaces, have taught their valuable lessons of promptness and obedience. And so it is that bells, which have constituted so vital a part in our lives, have become representative of the principles and philosophy that we have acquired within the corridors of St. Mary's. The sound of the bells has ever inspired in the hearts of the students a love for and loyalty to their Alma Mater. Thus the Class of '60 have selected as the theme for this, the initial presentation of the Crusader, an episode from their daily lives which will always remain with them, the ringing of the Bells of St. Mary's. Table Of Contents Page Seniors ......... . 8 Underclassmen .... . . . 22 Religious Activities . . . . . 36 Scholastic Activities ..... . . 42 Co-Curricular Activities . . . . . 5'4 Organizations ......... . . 64 Sports ...... T . . - 76 Sponsors .... . 94 Patrons ........ . . 99 Advertisements . . . . . . 102 e K j' - W DEDICATION With loving devotion and sincere appreciation, the members of the Class of l960 dedicate this, the first edition of the Crusader to our beloved, devoted, tireless Pastor and Shepherd, Father I John Haney. May his delightful Irish humor and good-will always abide with him and may he always remember us in his prayers, as we shall him. Father Haney glances up from his pastoral duties long enough to give a friendly smile to his children. Cur Wise Leaders. Our assistant pastors lleftl Father Robert Fehribach and lrighfl Father Henry Krefi, confer on some of the many problems of the school and parish. Faculty Sisters, Servants of the Immaculate Heart ot Mary. Motherhouse: Monroe, Michigan No work of beauty can better testify to the ability which is the artist's than that wondrous masterpiece, of a man r4,,5',., ...,!.,,, MOTHER IMQRIECELESTQEQ PRINCIPAL '- af . SISTER MARIE JUSTINE . SISTER MARIE CELINE Senior Home Room 'i Sophomore Home Room Librarian f Religion I0 Religion I2 . English I0 Latin 9 ' English 9 Health 9 '- Algebra 9 SISTER FRANCIS BER ARD Senior Home Room N TSISEEE MARYHALINS Religion 12' rn- - -' op ornore ome oom Economics II-I2 ,G ' ReI'9.'0n I0 - - rafting II-I2 Latin II I2 G t 10 Latin I0 7- eome ry I I I 1 ' SISTER FRANCES CLAREUJJUI' IEW 'I STER M. PANCRATIUS Junior Home RQOW J 3, K ' Freshmen Home Room Religion II A I H Religion 9 Shorthand I2 QQ!! ,X - , American History 12 Typing I2 HI . -1 1 Modern,History II Typing II . t Record Keeping IO 'SISTER M. CLARE Q- 'Freshman Home Room j' Religion 9 Junior Home Room ' Physics l'l Religion II physics 12 English 12 'L' Trigonometry English II I and Solid Geometry I2 3' xr 1 ' ' ' . ' 4 21 . I- -I , - .. ., v - . CLASS TEACHERS SISTER MIRIAM JOSEPH Clothing 9-I0 SISTER M. LELLIS Introductory Science 9 SISTER M. CALLISTA Biology I0 SISTER MARY de LIMA Choral Director MR. MANUEL LENTINE Algebra II Algebra 9 Coach SUJM ,,. IDRS WW- Wi? fl ma wi W, E .g: -as -.. 4. C ways guide them in happiness, health, and the love of Christ and His h X he Bells shall ring out for you and me. - - Of Seniority it can truly be said that it is the best of times, the worst of imes. The best because, with the advent of Senior dignity, the life-long desire nd ambition of every school boy has been attained. Now, the Seniors are sitting n top of the student world, now, they are enioying the numerous privileges llotted only to their station. The worst, because they are now about to leave be- ind forever ioyous moments which can never be relived. Now, they will soon be tepping, for the last time, through familiar portals,'th'o'se doors which have en- ompassed and protected them for twelve formative years, now they will soon de- rt from the many friends and advisors who have watched thegmkgrow in wisdom nd maturity. ' A ' ' And so, to the Seniors, is granted the privilege of reminiscing for a brief oment, of recalling memories which will be forever theirs - occasions such as: ,V he frantic candy bar sale when they lost the race for the Spirit Trophy, their irst class dance, Moonlight Magic, the Junior-Senior Proms at Lovett Hall, the it ing Ceremony, which impressed upon them, for the fir t time, what it really 1 ant to be Seniors, the May Crowning, the last uni ied act of Homage to OL. 3 ther Mary, and finally, graduation, that day of all days. Throughout all of these activities and duringgtheir years at St. Mary's, the ' Q lass of '60 has ever tried hard to uphold the honor and principles of their A ells of hope, of love, and of ioy have rung for them an'd now, as they are f o embark upon their separate courses as functioning members of society, they Q ave embedded deep within them, a filial love and loyalty to Mary and to her chool. ' May the bells which are now sounding their final chorus for the Class of '60, t er. D . Q ' z 3 r S - Q 'P N. ' 7' A Od C 'I Q, H ward. 1 Class Treasurer 9, 10 Class President 12 Student Council 10 Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12 Library Club 9, 10, ll, 12 President 12 Sodality 9, 10, 11, 12 Group Leader 12 Science Club 11, 12 Junior Achievement 9, 12 Voice of Democracy 12 Regional Winner 12 Altar Boy 9, 10, 11, 12 Years at St. Mary's 11 MADSEN, HUGO School is O.K. to pass the day. Class Vice-President 12 Teen Club 10, 11, 12 Junior Achievement 11, I2 President 11 Squires 9, 10 Treasurer 9 A.D.F. Rosary 11 Altar Boy 9, 10, 11, 12 Choral 12 Hockey 11, 12 Years at St. Mary's 11 A x 1 Secretary 11 Science Club 11 Secretary 11 Homecoming Court 12 School Reporter Wayne - ,e+.:,-,.,s-+V , .. WRASKY, THOMAS Class Officers My idea is this - ever on- National Honor Society 11, 12 A sEYMouR, KATHERINE HILL, THOMAS Ever loyal, ever true, to the Brains and personality he ' 1 task she has to do. has, boastful, he certarnl Class Vice-President I0 is 00'- Class Treasurer 11, 12 Cl'-155 59Cl'9f'-'YY T2 Honor Roll 9' 10, 11' 12 National Honor Society 10, National Honor Society 10, 11, 12 11 President 12 Libra, Club 9' 10, 11, 12 Sodolity 10, 11, 12 sodomy 9, lo, 11, 12 Pfefw 12 Loran Club 10, 11, I2 Group Lwdvf 11 Aedils 10 Latin Club 10,. 11 Quoestor 11 Pep Club 11, 12 Chairman 11 Teen Club 10, 11, 12 A.DtF. 525.00 10 Eqglg 11' 12 Alter Boy 9, 10, ll, I2 Yam-back 51-qff Perfect Attendance 9, 10, Years at St. Mary's 7 11. 12 Years at St. Mary's 7 4 CLASS FLOWER Red Rose CLASS PATRON St. Jude CLASS COLORS Blue and Silver CLASS MOTTO Whoever you are, be noble, Whatever you do, do well, Whenever you speak, speak kindly, Bring ioy wherever you dwell l l l v ADAMCZYK, RONALD! And why should life all labor be? X Sodality 12 i Latin Club 11 Science Club 11, 12 Teen Club 10, 11, 12' Football 11 l Space Age Essay Contest 11 Yearbook Staff 11, 12 Honor Rall 9, 10, 11, 12 Perfect Attendance f12 Lab. Assistant 12 Years at St. Mary's711 I CHAPP, JAMES You can't combine pleasure and hol-newark. Student Council 9, 12 Varsity Club 10, 11 Football 9, 10, 11 Basketball 9, 11 Baseball 9 Trackf9 Wrestling 9, 10 Weight Lifting 9, 10 i Intramurals 10 ' Years at St. Mary's 2 K , ANDERSON. JOAN Kindness and uietness are 41 the traits of a lady. Sodality 9, 10, 11, 12 Group Leader 10, 12 General Secretary 12 Latin Club 10 Space Age Essay Contest 115 First Winner Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12 Office Assistant 9, 10, 11, 12 S.S.C.A., Chicago 12 Years at St. Mary's 11 BURTON. THOMAS Such popularity must be earned. Class President 9 Student Council 11, 12 Vice-President 11 President 12 Pep Club 11 Teen Club 10, 11, 12 President 11 Varsity Club 11, 12 Treasurer 12 Football 11, 12 Basketball 10, 11, 12 Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12 Track 10, 11, 12 Choral 12 Years at St. Mary's 5 BELL. MERRILY Laughter and memories and no room for regrets. Library Club 9, 10 Pep Club 11 Junior Achievement 11, 12 Teen Club 10 Basketball 10 Softball 9, 10, 11 Teen Dems 12 Yearbook Staff 12 Years at St. Mary's 6 CARVER, SUSANNE From a tiny spark may burst a mighty flame. Library 9, 10, 11, 12 Sodality 9, 11, 12 Future Teachers Club 9 Choral 9, 12 S.S.C.A., Chicago 12 Years at St. Mary's 10 ADAMOWICZ, ANTHONY The world s no better if we worry, llfe's no better if we hurry. Latin Club 9 Junior Achievement 12 Squires 9, 10, 11 Sentry Marshall Captain Basketball Intramurals 9, 10 Choral 9 Years at St. Mary's 2 CHARBONEAU, MARY ELIZABETH Good sense, common sense but always time for non- sense. Library Club 10, 11 Sodality 9 Future Nurses 11, 12 Latin Club 10, 11 A.D.F. Rosary 9, 10 Choral 9, 12 4, Yearbook Cammilteg :12 Years at St. Mary'.s Al Joe Van Hulle, Mike Selwa, Dom Piestrack, Bob Gustitus agree that gowns can be pesky the first time they're put on. CIESINSKI, THOMAS Learrr to live, and live to leam. Science Club 11 Junior Achievement 11 Squires 9, 10 Basketball 12 Baseball 10, 11, 12 Track 11, 12 Years at St. Mary's i ,,, , ,,,,,, ,Y ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, CHWALIK, THOMAS Take life easy, but enioy lt. Latin Club 10 Junior Achievement 12 Squires 9 Teen Club 10, 11, 12 Varsity Club 10, 11, 12 Football 9, 10, 11 Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12 Baseball 10 Softball 9, 10 Years at St. Mary's 6 COLLINS, EMILY Good things come in small packages. National Honor Society 10 Soclality 9 Library 9, 10, 11, 12 Future Teachers Club 10 Latin Club 10 Junior Achievement 11, 12 Science Fair 10 Excellent Yearbook Staff 12 Honor Rall 10, 12 Perfect Attendance 11 Years at St. Mary's 9 CICHON, FRANK A dillar a dollar, our ten o'clock scholar. Yearbook committee 12 Years at St. Mary's 4 aF 's, CURZYTEK, JOANNE To know her is to like her. National Honor Society 11, 12 Future Teachers Club 11, 125 Secretary 11 Treasurer 12 Latin Club 10 Teen Club Homecoming Court 12 Voice of Democracy Con- test 11 Space Age Essay Contest 11 Choral 12 Honor Roll 9, 10, 12 Years at St. Mary's 4 CODY, MARY LOU Whatever she did was :lon with ease. 'Twas only natural for her to please. Class Secretary 10 Library Club 9, 10, 12 Latin Club 10, 12 Sodality 10, 11, 12 Teen Club 10, 11, 12 Homecoming Court 12 Cheerleader 11, 12 A.D.F. Rosary 10 Choral 9, 12 Perfect Attendance 9, 10, 11, 12 Years at St. Mary's 12 UARIN. DONALD On the gridiron he's hot! He loves pleasure but st DOT. .ibrary Club 9, 10, 11, 12 Treasurer 9, 10, 11 unior Achievement 11 Vice-President 'een Club 'arsity Club 9, 10, 11, I2 :ootball 9, 10, 11, 12 asketball 9, 10 Eharal 12 ' fears at St. Mary's 10 vdy DANI, JAMES He has a pleasing,easy style. Pep Club 11 Teen Club 10, 11 Choral 12 Perfect Attendance 10 Yearbook Committee 12 Years at St. Mary's 10 DEAN, DOMINIC He rises and eats and tails and sleeps. gziagmbg-H jweet and silent in all she Science Club 11 095' Treasurer 11 Junior Achievement 11 Teen Club 10, 11, I2 Baseball 9 Altar Boy 9, 10, 11, 12 Hockey 12 Years at St. Mary's 5 DANIELS. RITA The worthiest are not ol- ways the loudest. Sodality 9, 10, 11 Library Club 10 Future Teachers 10 Latin Club 10, 11 Choral 9, 12 S.S.C.A., Chicago 12 Office Assistant 12 Years at St. Mary's 12 Sports and good times are the fruits of life. Student Council 12 Library Club 9, 10, 11, I2 Sodality 9, 10, 11, 12 Group Leader 9 Secretary 11, 12 Latin Club 10, 11 Aedile 10, 11 Teen Club 10, 11, 12 Representative 11, 12 Varsity Club 10, 11, I2 Secretary 11 President 12 Football 9, 10, 'I'l, I2 Captain 12 All Area 10 All City 11 - Years at St. Mary's 5 DE NOYER, JUDITH Junior Achievement 11 Years at St. Mary's 7 ' TWELVE YEARs AT sr. MARY's How dear are the scenes of their childhood to: lleft to rightl Rita Daniels, Elizabeth Thome, Michael Selwa, Mary Styers, Mary Lou Cody, Joseph Harlow, Kathleen 0'Leary, Ann Mc Dermott, Dennis Simonds, Carol Dowdell, Carolynn King, Albert O'Brien, Janet Totcky, Sandra Diehl, Kathryn Fulner, Diane Okon, David Kaetz, Thomas Ciesinski, and Dominic Pies- track as they once again visit the First Grade Class- room. ENGLISH. MARSHALL There is no love wasted between school and him. Junior Achievement 11, 12. President 11, 12 Football 9, 12 Choral 12 Years at St. Mary's 9 FULNER. KATHRYN She's here - l heard her giggle. Library Club 9 Sadality 9 Pep Club 11 Junior Achievement 11, 12 Varsettes 11, 12 President 12 Choral 12 Basketball 10, 11, 12 Softballf9, 10, 11 Captain 11 Years at St. Mary's 12 , DIEHL, SANDRA What a world of happiness her harmony foretells. Student Council 12 Treasurer 12 Sodolity 9, 10, 11 Group Leader 9 Latin Club 10, 11, 12 Aedile 10, 11 Science Club 12 Cheerleader 10, 11, 12 Captain 12 Homecoming Court 12 Space Age Essay Contest 11 Organist 9, 10, 11 Senior Review 11 Years at St. Mary's 12 DOWDELL, CAROL Fun is nice and to be nice is fun. Latin Club 10 Pep Club 11 Junior Achievement 11 Teen Club 10, 11, 12 Choral 12 Yearbook Committee 12 Years at St. Mary's 12 HARLOW, JOSEPH Certainly work isn't re- quired of men. Latin Club 10 Pep Club 11 Science Club 11 Junior Achievement 12 Teen Club 10, 11, 12 Yearbook Staff 12 Years at St. Mary's 12 HARRINGTON, MlCHAEL Life is what you make it. Science Club 11, 12 Junior Achievement 12 Squires 9 'A Teen Club 10, 911, 12 Football 10 e H Basketball 9-.H 1 Years at St. Mary's 11 FOLEY, MARY ANN E Just like sugar, sweet md refined. Sodality 9, 11 Library Club 9, 10, 11, 12 Future Nurses Club 11 Vice-President Latin Club 10, 12 Basketball 9, 10 Co-Captain 10 Homecoming Court 12 Voice of Democracy Con- test 12 Choral 9 Honor Rall 9 Perfect Attendance 9 Years at St. Mary's 5 GUSTITUS, ROBERT He can be serious but he' rather be gay. Junior Achievement 10, 11 Squires 9 Treasurer Altar Boy 9 Hockey 11 Yearbook Staff 12' Years at St. Mary's 12 1 Milf H Qli HILL. JOHN sfeeleeihld gay, nice 5 I Q 1 KIIWIU Shy, kinda quiet, but in every way. I g nice to know. msn Club 10 ' 75 Llbrurclclubog' 10' H' 12 - - I 'JTC' ' Latin ub 1 i'f,'f,'I, 'fQ ll imma. 51:3 11, 12 ' '11 - 1.1 'wires . YW ' 5 M Y S 7 A is f 1111 Teen Club 10, 11, 12 9 Altar Boy 9, 10. 11, 12 1 4' I if Honor R011 11 V if Perfect Attendance 9 , NN ,E , Q I Lab. Assistant 12 , 1, sgigj g Yearbook Committee 12 , . 1 I ' Years at St. Mary's 10 KENNA, JACQUELINE Wit is the salt of conversa- tion. Pep Club 11 Teen Club 10, 11 A.D.F. 525.00 9 Years at St. Mary's 5 -A We Q. 1 1' 5 2 V -11 5,-,R 2 gut, , 5,1 1-,1,.,.,, C si . , .fx ff . -f.-jrpgce -- - f,g.M.. .1 1 ' 1 If 1 JEHL. THOMAS l make the most of all that comes. Latin Club 10 Junior Achievement 12 Squires 12 Football 9, 10, I2 Basketball Intramurals 9 Baseball Intramurals 9 Choral 9 Hockey Intramurals 9 Soccer Intramurals 9 Years at St. Mary's I0 'wr ifsffaxkfir 2 X N NY Q .,,.a?f13?Z1S'zff5, , ,. .Tw ww X f A- ' ea-t o-'mt F wifi if is fit. of fi fi avg -sf 31? N1 .: W - F A f --iff. 1 J Q43 1 e:21.,.e1ss mf.1Kne1.+ L fs 'iff J' 1 513 A 5-13... 5.35 f,jy.e,g.gs, sm sfsreg.:-w',f-fl - 1.5, ni' Ts 1 C 4:,'i1i5,P?5?11: I2iii 1' ' 'NYG :Tk Qu? 55+ fi?-.9 ,X ,.... s - KING, CAROLYNNE lt's nice to be natural when you're naturally n Future Nurses Club 11 Pep Club 11 Junior Achievement 11, Choral 12 Yearbook Committee 12 Years at St. Mary's 12 ice. 12 Vx KAETZ. DAVID Don't take life so seriously you'll never get out of it alive. Years at St. Mory's 12 .loe Van Hulle, GarQgRuthig, Dom Dean, John Hull and Ron Aclamczyk can hardly believe that gradua- tion is almost here! KUBINEC ROBERT The rule of my life is to make business a pleasure md pleasure is my busi- ness. Junior Achievement 10 Choral 12 Years at St. Mary's 10 LAGINESS, EDMUND Nothing succeeds like success. Sodality 11 Junior Achievement 10, 11 Varsity Club 10, 11, 12 Basketball 11 Baseball 10, 11, 12 Track 10, 11, 12 Weight Lifting 10 Hockey 12 Swimming 9, 10 Intramurals 10, 11, 12 Perfect Attendance 10, 11 12 Years at St. Mary's 2 LUBAWAY, WILLIAM Men of few words are the ,best of men. National Honor Society 11, 125 Treasurer 12 Sodolity 9, 10, 11, 12 Secretary 9, 10 Latin Club 10, 11 Science Club 11, 12 Teen Club 10, 11, 12 Voice of Democracy Con- test 12 Space Age Essay Con- test 11 A.D.F. Rosary 10 Yearbook Staff 12 Years at St. Mary's 11 Mc DERMOTT, ANN A happy heart makes a happy girl. Sodality 9 Latin Club 10 Junior Achievement 11, 12 Treasurer 11 Teen Club 10, 11, 12 Softball 10 Choral 9, 12 Perfect Attendance 10 Yearbook Committee 12 Years at St. Mary's 12 MARR. DAVID There's mischief in that boy. Junior Achievement 11, 12 Squires 9, 10 Captain 9 Teen Club 10, 11, 12 Football 11 Altar Boy 9, 10, 11 Choral 12 Pep Club 11 Years at St. Mary's 12 Tom Hill, Hugo Madsen and Tom Morasky stand talking to Jim Chapp about the day ahead in De where they will be luncheon guests of the Detro First Friday Club Mc HAL E, SALLY Salted with humor, peppered with wit. Sodality 9 Future Teachers Club 10 Choral 9, 12 Years at St. Mary's 5 MELLERT. LINDA Where the willingness is great, the difficulties can- not be great. Latin Club I0 Sodality 9 Junior Achievement II, I2 Secretary II Teen Club II, I2 Teen Dems II, I2 Vice-President Years at St. Mory's II O'LEARY. KATHLEEN When lrlsh eyes are smiling all the world is light and gal'- Soclality 9, I0 Latin Club IO Pep Club II Junior Achievement II, I2 Teen Club IO, II, I2 Choral I2 Years at St. Mary's I2 Diane Okon and Karen Valleau help Joan and Mary into the gowns they have waited for so long. O'BRlEN. ALBERT Wars make history, so let's have peace- Student Council IO, II Sodality 9, I0, II Group Leader 9 Latin Club I0 Science Club II Junior Achievement II Squires 9, I0, II President II Teen Club I0, II, I2 Altar soy 9, io, n, 12 Choral 9, I2 C.Y.O. I2 Conference Chairman Years at St. Mory's I2 MOLITOR, PATRICIA Cute personality, full of rascality. - Soclality 9, 10 Library Club IO, II Future Teachers Club I0 Future Nurses Club II Junior Achievement II Choral 9, I2 Fighting 69th 9, IO, II, I2 Legion of Mary II, I2 Years at St. Mory's I2 oKoN. DIANE I 5 1 'L-5 1 1, fx V gf. 3, V The hand that hath made you, hath made you fair. Class Vice-President 9 lk Student Council I0, II, I2 Honor Roll 9, I0, II, I2 National Honor Society II, I2 Library Club IO, II, I2 Secretary I2 Sodality 9, IO, II, I2 Latin Club IO, II, I2 Consul I2 Cheerleader II, I2 Homecoming Queen I2 Yearbook Staff I2 Years at St. Mary's I2 fx ,Mx X ' Q' Qs QNX -.rims , Q 3 3 .Y - gig 5 .1 I e f: me X -I me wage Q we i lf. -fwfr . ss ., .esefeso-so 335 ' i A JE' GSS 1 Yi- 'L T-552: 5 1 ' . , -- 1 1 f N -hs?.I-TQQPH-Ttffafqfife :.7z1iiFZif.53?l3 iii? e A if .1 5 Q X -5:55-if' S- 53.2 VIS?-ABQ:-ACQLIQ T5 ' if V' Q -rf PELACK, BARBARA 'Deeds not wards' is her motto. Science Club II Choral I2 Years at St. Mary's - PIESTRAK. DOMINIC To love the game beyond the price. Science Club 11, 12 Varsity Club 12 Football 11, 12 Track 12 Science Fair 11, 12 Lab. Assistant 12 Years at St. Mary's 12 SAMPICA, DAVID Worry agrees with no one. Class President 11 Sodality 10 Group Leader Latin Club 10, 11 Junior Achievement 11, 12 Squires 9, 10, 11, 12 Football 10, 11, 12 Track 11 1' Altar Bay.9, 10, lil, 12 Years at St. Maryfs 4 RUTHIG, GARY Every man is a book if you know how to read him. Pep Club 11 Junior Achievement 11, 12 Teen Club 10, 11, 12 Softball 11 Captain Choral 12 Hockey 11, 12 Captain 11 Perfect Attendance 11 Years at St. Mary's 10 Go down that way, says Joe Harlow to Jim Che as the boys leave for the First Friday luncheon. me i- it Q ' ----' Ji' Z' ,,.. ..,, .......- , - iff' ' Hifi ' 'K' xi 55-A Some thunk the Wvfld 'S il -ii xl . l N -'ii .-i:i 7 fs E-7' 3 mode for fun and so do l. - . -wir gp . 1 3521 Sodality 9 M 1. - V A Latin Club 10 . - i..- Junior Achievement 12 wsxjafflssf W , -E in 1 Teen Club 10, 11, 12 j Choral 12 ' ' ' , H ik- Qf'f:fwQ?affw. 1 S . 3,5 ' ' A asa' STAMPLCA, BEVERLY , . eac ers tna , students wa. 1 ev :-- - f c, Q t- H- ' 'ep t f- ., or Y- C 'ss 5 'Y Student Council 10, 11 L U JU: X-.X . Fsiiilfii T Z ifl.-iT?-fwfsif i ffkiwff-'QE-1 '-L' SGCISNU' 10 Sodal'ty 9 10 . ' ' Library Club 9, 10, 11 L - ' b 9 'Io dflfl C U 1 Junior Achievement 11, 12 Assistant Treasurer . Office Manager 11 Vese. Teen Club 10. ll. 12 . N 2-11,2 Homecoming Court 12 i'i. , Choral 9. 12 , Yearbook Stuff 12 Y '3 U' Sl' Maw 4 . SELWA, MICHAEL He puts his worries In the pocket with a hole in it. Sodolity 9 Latin Club 10 Junior Achievement 9, 12 Teen Club 10, 11, 12 Squires 9, 10, 11 Sentry 10, 11 Softball 11 Track 9, 11 Altar Boy 9, 10, ll, 12 Choral 12 Explorers 9, 10, 11 Years at St. Mary's 12 L - ,l ses-- H. ., l SIMONDS, DENNIS Like a fisherman, he's got a good line. Latin Club 10 Quaestor Science Club 11, 12 Teen Club 10, 11, 12 Squires 9, 10 Deputy Chief 10 Varsity Club 10, 11, 12 Football 9, 10, 11, 12 Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12 Altar Boy 9, 10, 11, 12 Years at St. Mary's 12 SHAFFRAN, RONALD Men of action are clreamers. Class President 10 Latin Club 10 Junior Achievement I2 Teen Club 10, 11, 12 Varsity Club 10, 11, 12 Football 11 Basketball 9, 10 Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12 Science Fair 11 Altar Boy 9, 10, 11, 12 Years at St. Mary's 8 STYERS, MARY Softlylspeak and sweetly, smile. Library Club'9, 10, 11 Sodality 9, 10, 11 Latin Club 10, 11, 12 Future Teachers Club 10 Choral 9, 12 Years at St. Mary's 12 SIENKO. 1.lNDA lt's not the whistle that makes the locomotive go, it's the silent steam. Soclality 9, 10, 11 Future Teachers Club 10 Latin Club 10 Choral 9, 12 S.S.C.A., Chicago 12 Years at St. Mary's 12 ST ACK K ENNETH The stream of life flows-by yvithout disturbing him. Library Club 9, 10, 11, 12 Vice-President 11 Science Club 11, 12 President 12 Junior Achievement 11, 12 Treasurer 11 Vice-President 12 Football 12 Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12 Baseball 10, 11, 12 Track 11, 12 Voice of Democracy Con- test 12 Altar Bay 9, 10, 11, 12 Yearbook Staff 12 Years at St. Mary's 6 SWAMBA, CASPER Worry kills men. Why die? Junior Achievement 11, 12 President 11 Vice-President 11 Squires 9 Notary Altar Bay 9 Yearbook Staff 12 Years at St. Mary's 11 Three Senior girls donning their gowns for the first time, while Jim Day and Bill Lubaway look on. Karen Healy, Linda Sienko, Emily Collins. THOME, Eu.nzABETH l She puts the. pep in pepper- l l Library Club 9, 10, 11 Latin Club 10 Junior Achievement 11, 12 Teen Club 10, 11, 12 Softball 9, 10 Co-Captain Cheerleader 11, 12 ' Co-Captain Choral 9, 12 Years at St. Mary's I2 TIMOSZYK, THOMAS , Some say he.-'s shy, but ' that must be some otherl ' UUY- ' Pep Club 11 Science Club 12 A.D.F. Rosary 9 Honor Roll 9, 10 Years at St. Mary's 10 TOTCKY, JANET A girl whose mind is al- ways working. Library 10, 11 Sodality 10 Future Nurses Club 11, 12 Latin Club 10, 11 Pep Club 11 Junior Achievement 11, 12 Treasurer 12 Teen Club 10, 11, 12 Choral 9, 12 Perfect Attendance 10 Yearbook Committee 12 Years at St. Mary's 12 VALLEAU, KAREN Silence is the perfect her- ald of ioy! National Honor Society 11, I2 Sadality 9, 10, 11, 12 General Treasurer 12 Group Secretary 12 Latin 10, 11, 12 Future Teachers Club 10, 11, 12: Treasurer 12 Science Fair 10 Excellent Ribbon A.D.F. Rosary 11 Yearbook Staff 12 Perfect Attendance 11, 12 Office Assistant 12 Years at St. Mary's 8 ,I VAN HULLE, JOSEPH A quiet person except when otherwise. Sodality 10 Latin Club 10 Pep Club 11 Junior Achievement 11, 12 Teen Club 11, 12 Choral 12 Yearbook Staff 12 Years at St. Mary's 5 QI 1 ' In VANDERHAGEN, SANDRA Calm, cool, and collected. Sodality 9, 11, 12 Library Club 12 Future Nurses 11, I2 Latin Club 10, 11 Pep Club 11 Science Club 12 Junior Achievement 12 Teen Club 10, 11 Treasurer 11 Space Age Essay Contest 11 A.D.F. Rosary 11 Years at St. Mary's 10 5 S gl gl 1 TRIMBOLI, CUNSTANCE Bubbling with energy - always a smile! Sadality 9 Group Leader Library 9, 10, I1 Secretary 10 Latin Club 10 Junior Achievement 11 Treasurer Teen Club 10, 11, 12 Cheerleader 10, 11, 12 Homecoming Court 12 Choral 9, 12 Honor Roll 11 Yearbook Staff 12 Years at St. Mary's 10 S EZ S 5 ii 5 w VARIOT. WILLIAM Time is iust the stream hi goes'fisl1ing in. ' Pep Club 11 Science Club 11 Teen Club 10, 11, 12 Varsity Club 12 Football 12 Years at St. Mary's 9 WICKER, NANCY ln her voice and smile there is charm. Library 9, 10, 11, 12 Future Nurses Club ll, 12 President 12 Latin Club 10, 11 Pep Club 11 Sodality 9, 10, 11, 12 Junior Achievement 11. Teen Club 10, 11, 12 A.D.F. Rosary 10 Choral 9 Yearbook Staff 12 Years at St. Mary's 10 ZELENKA, JOSEPH l'm quiet, don't get me started! Latin Club 10 Science Club 11, 12 Teen Club 10, 11 A.D.F. Rosary 10 Altar Boy 10, 11, 12 Hockey 11, 12 Intramurals 9, 10 Years at St. Mary's 5 IN MEMQRIAM spirit, we have had them always with us. Likeable, congenial, wonderful young men, - that is how Ed- ward Martin and Robert Durand will always be remembered in the hearts of their classmates who knew and loved them well. Although they went to their Etemal Maker so young, Bob md Eddie will always be remembered as special friends because, in Robert Durand REQUIESCANT IN PACE n 7 Edward Martin sv UNDERCLASSMEN I :ave adapted themselves to the underclassmen in many special ways. t The young ones . . . the true ones . . . . The bells of St. Mary's, which have played such a vital part in the lives of all her students To the freshmen who, in the Autumn of l959, entered high school as eager young. students, full f the spice of youth and tinted a faint shade of green around the edges, the sound of the ell, which they were now hearing for the first time, heralded the arrival of an entirely new signified all the ioys of young people embarking on an adult voyage and helped to dispel, omewhat at least, the fears and doubts which grip the heart of every Freshie. f For the sophomores, who have now become a little more schooled in the ways of student life, t. Mary's bells have become a reminder of faith, in God and their fellow-man, and of hope, that ope which will soon be carrying them into the strange, wonderful world of the upper-classmen. or the sophomores too, many ioyous bells have been ringing during this past year as they D radually became more interested in the activities of the school, took a more active part in the rives and campaigns, and finally climaxed their year with the Sophomore-Senior Breakfast. ln the lives of the iuniors, the bells, which have reverberated in their ears for so long, have ow burst into full force as spokesmen of their achievements. Activities such as the Junior ances, the special movies, basketball games, Homecoming floats and the Prom itself have left ith them many happy memories. At long last, the members of the Class of '61 have attained the tature of upper-classmen, and what a wonderful experience it is! X f l But alas, along with the new sense of accomplishment have come many additional responsibili- es and problems to face. Now they have passed the half-way mark in their high school career nd must soon prepare to meet the world and its challenge. I X X Yes, the days of the under-classmen are short, sweet and peppered with fun and memories. lt a world all its own, one which can be relived only in thought, retained only in heart. They are ays always to be treasured dearly, never to be skipped over lightly. And, in the world of the reshmen, Sophomores, and Juniors, the Bells of St. Mary's will always their own ial eaning. Ckms of 1961 C C. M. D. P M C T .ff 'Q'-'-QSM , i f Q ., , C P- 1 gf, , . L' C C B R P Y Adams Al len Bagley Banola Cardinal Cafferly Blanchard Belvifch Charboneau Foeller Cobb Claborn Foley Gorman Granholm Hanchon s L Susan Clancy, Elizabeih and Layne Cardinal, Junior-class officers, get fa- gether for some last minute planning. Angel Houlo lrwin Jenners Marr McA9ee O' Brien Pino K outlwen Kubiixk l Korybalski Lada C. Rinaldi E. Spaulding B. Barlow G. Volinski J. Brown P. Cafferty B. Carrico J. Cesarz V. Fruciano G. Hortemille A. Jackiw J. Jarrett G to k .X X. Y .wig gggxqiffs-Q. .Q ,xx SX wh X X WRX s M 35235 Q jf gg? X 8 ' ie wg W X555 Y MQXNYXXK X. me L ., A Qs, .Q K .M X Wfivmi X vw X ai 22 W iw fi. My vw x .mx vie' x Q5 'K ye t XX REA N352 af , f. iw' i. Fx W .M ' - if-1. 1-.il Q S-S 'wifi W .A i , .. . i. pfgaww wig- f Q gg? gefziiwf N ,.52f'1g gli elf f if-fe :A- -. We -My - f.,.iM,,.es 1 ' I I. W W: - .JJEEYU wi.-LYNX-,V xv QF? . 1 - t- gs. : tg-lisp, - X -3 -: 5 ' S .swans 2-sataffvgfi Di-Q-, ,. , 'wzhi - 1 .N Juniors Gloria Field, Val Angel, and Greg Irwin put some of their decorative ideas on paper. 1 Wortmann Batke Beyers Blondin Clancy Cutter Diehl Field Powlowski Sfinson Sullivan Tithof Not picturld: M. Sweitzer Torongoou Foolllr . Gregor Johnson T. Kochon C. Korie . Mahis S. McHale Vundorhogon Ward . Wise Wooffon Class of 1962 Wallace Marsh, William Hill, Sharon Crofon, and Edward Bishop - Sophomore class leaders. D. Blanchard M. Barlow J. Brady E. Bishop S. Crofon M. Dani L. Darnell F. Day S. Arvin J. Adamo D. Adamczyk J. Baron S. Dollan S.. Claborn P. Czarneki D. Coolahan Q9 W Q x .. . Gregor . Gobbard . Grzol ak . Gucwa G. Klavinger T. Cosher M. Faber P. Foley S. Durand B. Foisie C. Geno the Sophomores in- Vte an early lead Adding two more sponsors to Huff . . Vj f j Hester 1 . . z A. Harrington A X ' and Turk. E 1 ' M vw . J. Jentzen M. Kruszka W. Kutcher C. Koen J. Kushnir P. La Joy E. Mc Gruth - ' .Ee , g,:,, k5 S. Liccri gy Q , W. Marsh - ig Q, K A - P. openssh: y . , :f l T. Robinson A SEQ. A S. Rusnock X B. Ruihig K. Rilley S 'li :gi j' . Xxx' M R Q '? Q' X iii'-1-ffl A. Y, , X x vs 11 el K l R. Lantis um.. gf iff, fag s 'fsfila 5 ,lx -N ir ll'?'.,a- aw- --jg' xii' 3... xg Q ,, .ma '1? f nlb 'Q ., W? G. Lynch T. Mc Gee K- Miller S. Murphy K. Mc Numara M. Riley M. Reeves J. Rowan R. Snell R. Solar: M. Serra J. Sionko S. Sersch C. Thorold J. Turk M. VonHullo S. Vanderoh J. Wicker W. Zochorias UNK A'L. M Q Q Q 'f iv ' X is wk X wah? P. Sitarski t'L Ji 1 C. Sifarz Q, M 1 X , N 1' 1 ii ' . Y X NY ff QL x S X S X 1 .. '- 95 N. EE X N EK il. . 'KZ 4 , .wwe XR X . Um W. Timoszyk J. Spier A. Viola P. Vario! J. Warrinor M. Weston P. Zochorias M. Zyllu Class of 1963 J. Adamo M. Anderson 5 Senior Tom Morosky insists Ih instructions be fol lowed. R. Arri son M. Armstrong M. Bilinski A 1 k M. Blondin ' Q A A , M gf gffwf A Ex ' iii vi .'rAk Q M. Brown J. Corver D. Corclinol K. Chorboneou '63-v'XT 1G ! K. Clafhy D. Eidson R. Collins S. Brooks M. Enright M' Gadd J. Evonoff D. Nichols . -Q, . J V .. , 3 E xi JN? M i N. 51223 . 34535: vQ 33 X A KN? oudly beaming over the newly acquured Splrlf Trophy ore freshman offncers Nancy Happy Duane Houle, and W, Miz 1' .r z, Nw f Q P. Gates R 3... Q , 3 f 5 Q T. Gregory K. Gorfuft L. Mattis J. Molitor R. Mulvany R. Lubowoy M. Perdue P' S. Gobor ' J' Gag'-'5 '13-: -M.. Eid' '. 25 f .z. 3 5 . A 1 -V B. McGowan Q f K L. McHale .,1 'I .Y ' '5 5 Lx, 5'-3 M. Lord S. O'Leory B. Polk G. Porta T Ruihig H J D Reeves 13.5. D Richmond 3 ... A Ti F. Selwa R. Spaulding S. Savage P. Viola M. Wagner J. Weston E. Woods J. Woods Not pictured: J. Conlin R. Wells J. Shockelford J. Rinaldi K. Younce S. Solarz M. Sinnoh R. Sweikowski J. Shaffron M. Westover M. Willett: RELIGIOUS A CTIVITIES X In the Church of St. Mary's sweet voices shall sing. . . The primary purpose of a Catholic education is to bring the student nearer to God in order at he may better under t d th s an e ways of Divine Providence. ln every activity, we have been eminded of the Devine Presence and assistance. Daily, the ringing of the eight o'clock bell as called us to Mass where, before His altar, we have offered Him the prayers works 'o s I I ' Y I nd sufferings of the day.l' Together, we have raised our hearts and minds t H' So o us n at the onsecratlon and have received Him in Holy Communion. Many bells have rung for us here at St. Mary's calling us to significant event s. were the nes on Ring Day which quickened our hearts as we listened to the words invoking God's erciful care upon the seniors, the ones which inspired us to sing out Mary's praises on December ighthg the ones which caused our hearts to tingle and our spirits to soar at Christ's new Birth, e ones which resounded as we entered the church for the May Crowningg and finally, the ones which the Seniors hearkened as they walked up the aisle and attended Mass, together for the ast time. All these bells, happy and sad, have brou ht us l ' g c oser together and have increased our yalty to and love for God and His Blessed Mother. Father Haney smiled as he presented Al O'Brien with his class ring. Tuesday, October 6, marked another first among the accomplishments of the Class of 1960. On that day, in St. Mary's first solemn ring ceremony, the Seniors received their class ringsl Father Haney blessed the rings and distribdted them to the Seniors. He was assisted by Junior President, James Blanchard. lt was a day that will be long remembered by the Class of '60, since it marked their fjrst official recognition as Seniors. The Class of '60 Become Seniors ll X s he X! K ,E .Mm W fs- Q , Sig-R Joanne Curzytek received her ring from Father Haney while Jim Blanchard looked on. Before the Altar of Gocl. i Welcoming Christ into their hearts on First Friday - an integral part of every student's life at St. Mary's. First Friday, Daily Mass Preparing to serve a tasty First Friday breakfast to their classmates are busy Student Council members, - Mary Claire Weston, JoAnn Jarrett, John Gegus, Joe Harlow is always lor nearly always, one of the Gabrielle Lada, and Edward Bishop. first Seniors to arrive for daily Mass. ST. Mary's observes the And Santa, whisper what you'll bring to me is the problem posed to the iolly old man lRichard Allen, by little Mark Rilley. Gathered about Mary, our Mother, the cas! af the Christmas Pageant pay homage to the nowly-born Savior. X , , . 4 ii lbilrrj Feast of the Nativi1'y devoted adoration the three Magi present their ifts to the Infant while His Mother Uoan Anderson, nd St. Joseph lDennis Simondsl look on with rever- DCO. Christ and His Blessed Mother Uoan Andersonl SCHOLASTIC ACTIVITIES if hen red leaves are falling. . . High school years have come to be considered the autumn of education and nsequently have become, to many, the most enioyable and worthwhile years of eir lives. The bells of St. Mary's have, in the course of this scholastic year, become ing symbols of progress and accomplishment, because this has been, indeed, a itful year. lt has witnessed a St. Mary's Senior capture the regional honors in eVoice of Democracy contest, it has seen the induction of new members into e National Honor Society, the equipping ofthe Vocational Guidance Room, and e establishment of the Alumnae Association. These, and many more milestones, ve been successfully passed through the underlying spirit of achievement ich has permeated our corridors. Although we have often hesitated to respond to the bells which have called us classes and to study, we can now look back with a touch of nostalgia and are nkful that we have put forth a bit of effort in the pursuit of practical knowledge X 5 x,f.,... Q .,. M as -' s x Q 1 J ' . .Y xx .X Q X . . R9 - '1 X 1 m X-is .eng -. .Xi vw 'Y Q Q9 W . F again' L - . -i 1 - J LX 4 f -:SM ..,... , . Emxxwv x X A H w X X. ,b ,N 2 5 1 K :if QQQQQX . wwf X- . Qi, 5 X2 E. x .55 ... S ' N' ,,.. . fig 2 M x ......- . - X 'f H fx iw K - -1 - - Q u,..bQ?wa 1 .fray D- Q W-1. ,V- W it 'N S- RZ: 'iszg . . - ... vfv- 5. A ,X -sz. - 1., Q fe- Til -tx .Q . nw .:.1, M MQ ..... ' . -Vg -My :-' -.fx Aww .. -cb 51.43 Q, . wax -Kerr. - A ss.. ,. .Q :mwgpf .x -T X max -F N yas 1 ww - .. - N Ki 3.1 ' Wflw. .N xy X. fl M, WM GUIDANCE Vhat not to do was the theme of this Guidance ass in Senior Room 2l2. The boss, Ken Stack, ends to business, but not so the others, Judy De- yer, Linda Mellertlstandingj, Kathy Fulner, Bob lainec, and Bill Lubaway. Juniors of Room 203 hold a double panel to dis cuss conflicting views on a Guidance problem. Lean Brady leads the discussion in a Tenth Grade ance panel. A Ninth Grade class engages in Group Guidance. Judith Shackelford and Michael Hurley lead the dis- cussion. Democracy in the classroom. SQCIAL STUDIES lt's easy to fill out Income Tax forms! If you don't believe it, ask these members of the Economics Class: Ronald Shaffran, Layne Cardinal, Emily Col- lins, Merrily Bell, Ed Laginess, and Tony Adomewicz Tom Jehl . The globe is an important visual aid in the study of Modern History according to Margaret Cobb, Janet Brown, Betty Kubioc, Dorothy Claborn, Mary Berna- dette Stinson, and Sharon 0'Brien. Dominic Dean gives a tew pointers in American His- tory. Assisting him are Nancy Wicker, Mike Harring- ton, Ron Adamczylc, and Judy DeNoyer. I The Virgil Class plan their next Latin Club meeting. First, it helped the Romans. - ...... , ----. ...,,,,,, , , Raymond Lantis and Michael Dani try to understand ar Latin more interesting. Members of this group the indirect statement on the board, but Sharon boys, John Gegus, Michael Wagner, Ronald Croton and Joyce Kushnir are more concerned with the llins, Stephen Lada, and Charles .laskolski and route followed by the Helvetians. Meanwhile, Karen ls, Mary June Gadd, Nancy Happy, Ruth Mulvoney, Rilley and Patricia Variot check the facts in their nnie Polk, and Martha Anderson. Second Year Latin Book. Bruce Carrico helps the girls with a Physics experi- ment. Bette Sullivan, Judy Tithof, and Janice Houle watch carefully. SCIENCE Experimentation an 1 I 2 4 'I 3 ' I Q 1 l ln the Freshman Science class, John Johnson demon- strates the functions of the human eye to James Conlin, while Karen Younce and Linda McHale consul Discussing problems of mental health are panelists, fhg book, just to be Surg, Donald Eidson, Kathryn Garfat, Peter-Gates, James Shaffran, and Tasia Gregory. the keys tc inquisitiveness are Q, . Ron Adamczyk, Joe Harlow, Mike Harrington, and Andy Jackiw. Tesfing the 'ice-point and steam-point in Physics are llefi to right, Mary Ann Foley, Sandy Diehl, and Sondy Vanderhagen . knowledge. l oel Serra and Robert Solar: examine a starfish, e Maureen Van Hulle, Judith Turk, Joan Adamag Delores Blanchard make noies on the growth of bean plant. I Dave LaLonde and Rich Lubaway explain the division Geometrically-minded students, Patricia Sitarski, of polynomials to Elaine Woods and Barb McGowan. Leonard Darnell, William Zacharias, Annette Viola, MATHEMATICS and Carol Kaetz use visual-aids to demonstrate facts about the circle. Making things add up. Explaining a trig problem? That's what Mike Harring- ton seems to be doing to a very attentive group of Senior boys. ' '71 Mr. Lentine answers Greg Irwin's question about a problem in Second Year Algebra. Judith Spier, Leonard Darnell, and Mary Faber are interested watchers as Mary Jean Gabbord explains the types of the novel. ENGLISH The Freshmen find the kineposium an interesting way to study English. Rh-. The language of the moderns. Th! Library seems to be the center of attraction for Mike Selwa Klefti and Gary Ruthig fright, disagree on this group of the Junior English Class. Could it be some points in Hawthorne's Scarlet Letter. Other that they are writing essays? members ofthe panel are Bob Kubinec, Jim Dani, Frank Cichon, Joe VanHulle, and Mike Harrington. , sf 3-M ,Q lxic ., my K f N .wwf My .XX- R , K A .V Q 'X x 3 NN ' ff ,. ww ,ff ': ,fl mu .. ' M' -w-W.,4., . . Mug N fr X E - 1 X 1 3 5 G., Y , R K - , ,. 7 Zz. Q is W Ag 'lu .Qgiss 'I lm .., A wwmw 'I 1' was 355 Q W Preparing for a useful future. Will it fit? That's the question confronting the Clothing Class as they lay the pattern on the material. Seams - seams - seams! Beginners in sewing must learn to do them by hand. Juniors and Seniors are looking to the future when they learn the skills of first year Drafting. CO-CURRICU LAR ACTIVITIES 1 I 9 i At the steps of St. Mary's. . . Co-curricular activities, which run the gamut from arduous athletics to ealous sales - constitute one of the hallmarks of student life at St. ry's. Junior and Senior Dances, Career Day, Homecoming festivities, e election of a King and Queen of Hearts, the Junior-Senior Prom - all f these are a part of the school life. They exemplify what is known as school spirit , but better still, participation in these activities fuses e student body into a close-knit network of friends and vanquishes the suol barriers existing between classes. Whether on the dance floor at St. Mary's Gym or at Lovett Hall, whethe lnging around a campfire or voting for a Queen, the students of St. ry's always employ teamwork and have a wonderful time doing it. Since these activities bring students together on a more informal, cial basis than that which normally exists in the classroom, they tend add still another facet to the individual's character, round him out as a cial being, inspire a sense of understanding, congeniality and loyalty ng the entire student body and, in so doing, prepare the way for tter citizens of tomorrow. I' EJA . 'Z I .ff 3 - ,fix vii h 'i K si ' wifi . - 153, i 3? SN K ,w .MQ HN . X N F Y V is 3 .5'fMMfN-- .R - 7, E 2 fs Vu The Queen's honor guards awaited her comina. O Queen Diane smiled graciously as Co- Captain Jim Day paid his respects to her. The candidates for Homecoming Queen anxiously await the big day. ' Left to right: Sandy Diehl, Diane Okon, Beverly SGmPiC0. CCHS -'IUC' Trimbali, Mary Lou Cody, Katherine Seymour, Mary Anne Foley, and JoAnne Curzytek. As the homecoming drew closer and closer, St. Mary'5 Seniors became more and more subdued, for uppermost in the minds and hearts of all was the thought that this was their lost homecoming game. For this reason, the Class of '60 made an all-out effort to have it the best ever. To prove that it was the best, here are a few scenes captured from the homecoming festivities. l X Y, . Q EQ R' w F Z g xgsez , ' kc, .:.-L 2: X- il 8 X , X Q r Q X . .... -N xv .,.. z 1, . .,.+., wig ,M X. f 551 s W . W :,. E.: W1 ,sis - ' . , 5 if ax? 1 3 2 Q Y is .455 iv ' ach year the seniors keep the spirit of e holiday season by presenting their ditional dance, one of the biaaest nts of the winter. From Freshmen to Eiors,everyone dressed in their best, oy a memorable evening of dancing, 1, and entertainment. beautiful decorations are more easily appreciated when seen from above. The above couples enioy a bird's eye view of the Senior dance Th YB! Casper Swamba, Barb Pelack Mike Pino, Connie Trimboli Al 0'Bfien, Joanne Curzytek Everyone seems to be in step with the music. ofthe many couples take time out for a chat. Jim Day, Edith B u,, nl ,nn . 1- n u- - -r u u arath CAREER DAY What tomorrow will ho Looking over the Career Week bool: display are Kate Mr, O'Brien of 0'Brien Drugs, gives an interesting Seymour, Diane Olcon, Mr. Bruce Searle of the Ford explanation of the complexity of a pill to scien- Motor Company, and Nancy Wicker, display chairman. tists, Joe Zelenka, Mary Elizabeth Charboneau, Bob Gustitus, and Joe Harlow. -1 After the talk on Interior Decorating, Gloria Field and Mary Anne Foley admire the fabrics displayed by Mrs. Gates and Mr. Raymond of the W. L. Gates Furniture Compan . Student Council officers Sandra Diehl, Thomas Bur- - Would you like to be an operator? might very well 'Oni Und Bruce Carrico talk over the advantages of a be the question which Mrs. Constance Aldrich of the career in Engineering with Professor Snoblin of the Bell Telephone Co. has iust asked of Sandy Vander- Lawrence Institute of Technology. hagen, Betty Thome, and Emily Collins. Y 3' R .1 1 The Junior-Senior Pram makes Dreams Come True The night had finally arrived, the night of the Junior-Senior Prom. Words cannot describe the stardust effectiveness that transformed upper classmen into elegantly dressed young men and women. ' Chandeliers glowed and music played until the last Goodnight Ladies, but memories will linger on forever in the hearts of St. Mary's Juniors and Seniors. One Enchanted Evening Joe Zelenka, Connie Trimboli, Penny Belvitch, and Tom Morasky get to- gether to converse and add another memento to their already star-studded book of prom memories. Al O'Brien, Mary Anne Foley . Kate Seymour Editor ln Chief William Lubaway Lay-out Editors Kehnefh Stack CQ spgf S wq mbq Assistant Lay-out Editors Anthony Adamowicz YEARBOOK STAFF The members of the Yearbook Staff take this opportunity to express their appreciation to all who, through their generous efforts, have helped to make this first issue of the Crusader a success. Sincere thank-you's are also extended to the members of the Faculty who have aided us in every conceivable way, to Mr. Albert Dohring of the E.J. Arthur studios for his excellent photography, to Mr. John Baker of the Midwest Company for his patience with our numerous errors, to our many advertisers, sponsors, and patrons who have furnished the funds that have made our book a reality. A special note thanks is due to Sister Francis Bernard, our yearbook advisor, who has given unstintingly of her time and talent, and without whose cheerful assistance this book could never have been possible. Business Sports Editor J James Day Dennis Simonds ' Photography Editors Robert Gustitus Joseph Harlow Associate Editors Trlmboli Katherine Seymour Art Editors Karen Valleau Diane Okon Ronald Aclamczyk Kafheryn Fulner Activities Editors Emily Collins Nancy Wicker Copy Editors Sampica Merrily Bell any fingers so E Literary Editors m a ng Mary Louise Cody Sandra Vanderhagen - xr: 1 71 Y av! CRGANIZATICNS 1 rs-v'r'1H he Bells. . .shall call me to come to your side. . . Through participation in activities such as the Sodality, Future Teachers and Nurses Clubs, dent C0UnCllr Gnd The L Club which require effort and cooperation above and beyond the Om, we have helped our school fully in spirituality, personality, maturity, and character. Through f duty, we have developed more to flourish as an institute of leaming and at the same time we ve gained valuable lessons in stamina and leadership. Thus the bells which signaled the end of the school day have at the same time heralded our trance into another world where we have learned anew the lessons of understanding, responsi- lity, and initiative. These bells have singled out and honored those who have risen to accept the rdens of service, they have cheered, with their spirit of conquest and accomplishment, those o may have doubted the value of co-curricular activities. lndeed, these hearty, vigorous bells have demonstrated the very heart and spirit of St. Mary's at of working, striving, and giving for the benefit of all. -v'r-I Thomas Burton President Student Council is St. Mary's most important organization. Student Council President, Thomas Burton, presides at the weekly meeting. Seated: Sandra Diehl, Treasurer, Bruce Carrico, Vice-Presi- dent, Mary Claire Weston, Secretary, Michael Willette, JoAnne Jarrett, Gabrielle Lada, Diane Okan, Judith Adama, Sharon Croton, Jane Weston. Standing: Edward Bishop, Thomas- Burton, President, Thomas Hanchon, James Chapp, James Day, John Warriner, John Gegus. Bruce Carrico Vice-President Sandra Diehl Treasurer Mary Claire Weston Secretary National Honor Society Membership in the National Honor Society is a privilege enioyed by only a comparatively small number of students. Qualifications include good moral character, high scholarship, strong leadership, and loyal and generous service to the school and fellow students. lt is, indeed, an honor to be elected to membership in the society and all who have been so chosen deserve a vote of congratulations and best wishes from the en- tire student body. Mr. Dennis D'Arcy, in closing his address to the mem- bers of the Honor Society, said that challenge to de- feat Communism which confronts our modern genera- tion can be met through the development of good moral character, militant leadership, service to one's fellow man, and a strong desire to learn. Thomas Hill, president of the St. Mary Chapter, wel- comes the guests, faculty, and student body on behalf ofthe Honor Society. Study Pays Off Newly inducted Junior, Gabrielle Lada, receives her pin, emblematic of her new honor, from William Luba- way. Candidates approach the stage for the Induction The Freshman Sodal ity, Room 202, look over a late news article in preparation for their next meeting. Seated: Mary Lynn Labadie, Mary June Gadd, Bonnie Polk. Standing: Mary Lord, Judy Shackelford, and Pat Viola. Looking earnestly into the camera are Freshman Group leader Bill Lubaway reads an ' ' article to the members of the Senior Boys' Ron Adamczyk, Ken Stack, Tom Morasky, Tam and Jim Day listen attentively. The Sodality of Our Lad Sodality members of Room 208. Left to right: Sharon Gober, Nancy Happy, Susan Savage, Mary Frances Enright, Barbara McGowan, Mary Kay Kosutich, J Weston, and Martha Anderson. CD8 The Senior Girls' Sodalit of Hearts project. Seymour, Diane Okon, Seated: Karen Valleau Y Tenth Grade Sodalists Annette Viola, Maureen Van- Hulle, Judy Spier, Kathy McNamara, Delores Blanchard Judy Wicker, Diane Coolahan, and Mary Claire Weston 'hold an informal meeting in the Library. develops Catholic leaders. Val Marie Angel conducts a meeting of the Junior Girls' Sodality. Seated: Margaret Cobb, Jeanette Diehl, Carolynn Korte, Dorothy Claborn, Janice Houle, JoAnn Jarrett, Pat Pawlowski, Joan Cesarz. Standing: Judy Wootton, Betty Kubiac, and Bev Adams. their King and Queen Sandy Vanderhagen, Kate Wicker, Mary Lou Cody. Anderson, and Sue Carver. Student Librarians serve a great number of student readers every day. Service with a smile Bottom row: Karen Rilley, Constance Sitarz, Judith Wicker, Gretchen Lynch, Margaret Cobb, Patricia Variot, Emily Collins, Judith Turk. Second row: Mary Anne Foley, Barbara Ruthig, Janet Brown, Bette Sullivan, Gabrielle Lada, Mary Lou Cody, Sandra Vanderhagen, Diane Okon, Patricia Pawlowski, Phyllis Czarnecki, Judith Jentzen, Janice Houle. Third row: Katherine Seymour, Suzanne Carver, Mary Claire Weston, Diane Adamczyk, Delores Blanchard, Joyce Kushnir, Judith Spier, Maureen VanHulle, Nancy Wicker, Yvonne Bartolo, JoAnn Jarrett, Jeanette Diehl, Joan Cesarz, Val Marie Angel. Standing: Edward McGrath, James Blanchard, James Day, John Hill, Donald Darin, Thomas Morasky, Charles Rinaldi, Thomas Hanchon, Kenneth Stack, Edward Bishop, John Warriner, John Belvitch, Ronald Boyke. L-Club For four years these members of the Library Clu have served all grades from One through Twelve whenever audiovisual materials were desired. Jim Day, Don Darin, Tom Morasky, John Hill, and Ken Stack. The task assigned Seymour, members of preparing the exhibit for Career Day was to Emily Collins, Nancy Wicker, Katherine and Suzanne Carver, all of them four-year of the L Club. ' Knights of the Altar! Even though they are busy, the senior boys still find time to give honor and glory to God by serving Him at Mass ond other ceremonies. Left to right ore: Ronald Shaffran, Albert O'Brien, Joseph Zelenka, Michael Selwa, Thomas Hill, Dominic Deon, Joseph Harlow, John Hill, Kenneth Stock, Dennis Simonds. ln front, Hugo Madsen and David Sompica. Acolytes Top row: J. Korybolski, R. Sweikowski, B. Carrico, J. Blanchard, Father Fehribach, E. Bishop, T. Hanchon, L. Cardinal, P. LaJoyg Second row: S. Lada, M. Purdue, J. Beyer, M. Dani, C. Jaskolski, P. Foley, W. Hill, E. McGrath, Third row: R. Luboway, M. Jones, R. Har- low, M. Blondin, J. Gegus, W. Zochorias, R. Snell, R. Solorz, J. Foellerg Fourth row: J. Johnson, T. Cosher, D. Cardinal, R. Collins, R. Arrison, M. Hurley, J. Molitor, R. Hyskog Kneeling: A. Lord, R. LoSage, J. Woods, D. Reeves. Science Club Members of the Science Club are interested in any- thing scientific . Standing: Ken Stack, Mike Harring- ton, Dom Piestrak, Joe Zelenka, Jim Day, Tom Timoszyk, Tom Hill, John Hill, Bill Lubaway, Denny Simonds, Ron Adamczyk, Tom Morasky. Seated: Jo- Ann Jarrett, Bette Sullivan, Sandy Diehl, and Sandy Vanderhagen. Latin Club Presiding: Consul Diane Okon. Bottom row: Janice Heule, JoAnne Jarrett, Patricia Pawlowski, Elizabeth Sullivan. Second row: Karen Valleau, Sharon Croton, Sandra Cla- born, Karen Rilley, Mary Faber, Mary Lou Cody, Gabrielle Lada, Patricia Variot, Janet Sienko, Annette Viola. Third row: Patricia Bagley, Mary Anne Foley, Constance Sitarz, Patricia Sitarski, Paulette Opaleski, Phyllis Czarnecki, Judith Jentzen, Clarese Hester Judith Wicker, Gretchen Lynch, Barbara Ruthig, Margaret Cobb, Mary Jean Gabbard, Karla Johnson. Fourth row: Sandra Diehl, Katherine Seymour, Sharon Vanderah, Joyce Kushnir, Kathleen McNamara, Margaret Riley, Judith Turk, Mary Claire Weston, Diane Adamczyk, Cecelia Charboneau, Geraldine Volinski, Maureen VanHulle, Delores Blan- chard, Judith Spier, Judith Wootton, Beverly Adams. Standing: Robert Snell, Robert Solarz, Raymond Lantis, Michael Serra, Philip LaJoy, Michael Dani, Leonard Darnell, Wallace Marsh, Andrew Jackiw, Patrick Foley, William Hill, William Zacharias, John Warriner, Edward Bishop, Thomas Hanchon. Future Nurses Club Standing: President Nancy Wicker, Sandra Vanderhagen, Mary Claire Weston, Diane Adamczyk, Delores Blanchard, Maureen VanHulle, Mary Lord, Jeanette Diehl, Kathleen McNamara, Janet Totcky, Mary E. Charboneau, Dorothy Claborn, Judith Carver, Judith Spier, Beverly Adams, Val Marie Angel, Elizabeth Kubiac. Seated: Margaret Cobb, Janet Brown, Janet Rowan, Karen Rilley, Gabrielle Lada, Judith Wootton, Patricia Bagley, Judith Wicker, Paulette Opaleski, Sandra Claborn, Kathleen Claftey, Janet Sienko, Sharon Gober. Future Teachers Club Patricia Evanoff, Mary June Gadd, Susan Brooks, Mary Frances Enright, Judith Shackel- ford, Jane Weston, Mary K. Kosutich, Elaine Woods, Gloria Field, Karen Valleau, Eliza- beth Sullivan, Joanne Curzytek, and President Joan Cesarz. Cheerleaders Always Peppy, on the Go! . , . . . k., fStanding left to rightl' Yvonne Bartolo, Captain, Diane Marr, Cecilia Sznngrlgizrgxlgoggyoxzknsjidy Charboneau, Co-captain, Barbara Barlow, Judith Trthot. fKneelmg wognon Diane okonl Bcity 1-home? left to rightl Constance Sitarz, Phyllis Czarnecki, Sandra Lrcari. Mary Lou Cody. Choral A Top row: Kathryn Fulner, Joanne Curzytelc, Jeanette Diehl, Sally Mc Hale, James Dani, Donald Darin, Joseph Van Hulle, Thomas Burtong Second row: Kathleen O'Leary, Patricia Molitor, Suzanne Carver, Carol Dowclell, Mary Charboneau, Hugo Madsen, Marshall English, Robert Kubinec, Albert 0'Brieng Third row: Barbara Pefack, Mary Styers, Carol Granholm, Linda Sienko, Mary Lou Cody, Carolynne King, Sharon Quinn, David Marr, Gary Ruthig, Timothy Kosher, Fourth row: Betty Thome, Ann Mc Dermott, Beverly Sanpica, Constance Trimboli, Rita Daniels, Blanche Wise, Jo Ann Mc Atee, Carol Thorold, Karen Healy. Varsity Club Standing: President, James Day, Kenneth Stack, Charles Rinaldi, John Warriner, Gregory lrwin, Wallace Marsh, James Chapp, Ronald Shaffran, Edmund Laqiness, Thomas Hanchon, Donald Darin, Vice-President James Blanchard, James Beyer, Dominic Piestrak. Seated in back: Thomas Chwalik, Dennis Simonds, Treasurer Thomas Burton. Seated in front: Secretary Richard Allen, John Korybalski, Bruce Carrico, Ger-ald Klavinger. Varsettes Club Left to right: Barbara Ruthig, Bernadette Foisie, Delores Blanchard, Kathleen McNamara,Marilyrt Kruszka, Sandra Arvin, Gretchen Lynch, Katheryn Fulner, Mary Claire Weston, Jane Weston, Mary Sweitzer, Mary K. Kosutich, Patricia Variot, Patricia Bagley, Joan Adamo, JoAnn Jarrett, Joan Cesarz, Patricia Pawlowski, Margaret Cobb. SPCRTS lf h banners of blue. . . Whether for better or for worse, whether ioyous or sad, the fun-loving, fast-moving pace of letic season has become near and dear to every student of St. Mary's. Sports have become mmon ground where freshman and senior can stand together and root for the school team. Actually, bells have no part in an athletic contest, but to our ears, attuned to the Bells of Mary's even the whistles have melodious sounds. For the whistles which announced the end the quarter, the half, or the game, always emphasized for us the stamina, courage, co-operation, alty, and sportsmen ship displayed by our athletes. Mf. MGDUOI Lenfihe Mr, Lqwl-ence Dunn Head Coach Line Cgqch The Reverend Henry S. Kreff Athletic Director Mu Lee Kubiak Mr. Michael Ward Reserve Coach Reserve Couch Football is an important Sport at St Marys St. Mary's Football Team Standing: Richard Allen, James Day, Edmund Laginess, David Sampica, James Blanchard, Donald Darin John Warriner, Mr. Ward lReserve Coachl. Second Row: Father Kreft, Coach Lentine, John Korybalski, Bruce Carrico, James Beyers Dennis Sumonds Gerald Klavinger, Kenneth Stack, Mr. Dunn lLine Coachl. Kneeling: Edward McGrath, William Variot, Stephen Lada, Duaine Cardinal, Thomas Hanchon Charles Jaskolskn Charles Rinaldi, Gregory Irwin, Wallace Marsh, Mr. Kubial: lReserve Coachl. St. Mary's . . . St. Mary's . . . . . St. Mary's . . . . . St. Mary's . . . . . St. Mary's . . . . St. Mary's . . . St. Mary's . . . St. Mary's . . . . . I 1 Scores Benedicine . ..... St. Francis Xavier . Our Lady of Sorrows St. Agatha ....... Sacred Heart . . . St. Thomas . . . Sf. Leo .... Boysville . . . Assistant Coach Larry Dunn and Head Coach Manny Lentino watch hopefully. The Referees gave preliminary instructions before the start of the Homecoming Game. Homecomin Jim Blanchard starts th tackle as Jim Day Game Wallace Marsh C421 se in for tha finish. Jerry Klavingor seams busy oludin two would -be 9 tacklors by going around loft-end. Father Haney and Father Kreft attentively watch the Homecoming game with Boysville. Sp. lr' . nf IS ne ver lac kin 9 a N i J- TL' no ? cofguj 'main 1 N 0 106 'Ao EAM odxqxg ss KIBX Ao sos Ko K O! in R'mxg6w-9 K cock oil' O 9195. C,.mxf,o kbfh mos K0 COW' K a s 'I' - M ary' S Gam 9 G1 QXNI a Om 0 6' oi on OV-05 id! owl hogs Kosk oqo 5 5 KQOG ox Km 9' ox V' Ja T ' Bl Czfglaonchard 'Praia 09 go K '09 K os QM out 999 OSX tkoo 'us Amin 6 Mui. E A5 x risk x 'ff' '- W 5 91 - x X ,. W 'N -f -.1-f,.-.:V.ws.:! Emi' Bill Vario! Hal fbuck Tom Burton End i s A vain try to stop a Benodictine iouchdown. X W . ,bf ,Q L rv Nw W, U V x W XMWVWM V 3 1 wb AMPQ,WWv M , fra ml Lwwwt ffgvj JUS W X P' LW fl Y,V . b1 'yi QS fb ff QA if q 4 Q SV' igy?Q3HWx??Klp xv MJ GJ of WM ,Q ' N UN ily 1, V- WW ,iw if 25 + 5 X' cfffux JL 3 5,4 ff. VM 43 if A? Y .fr I .N H W I A M ' ,Q Sy QJWLX, 'jd' '1 All Nw Jjgfsw Don Dar in Guard 4 Ed Laginess End Don P iesfrak Fullback vm. .Y-, Dave Sampica End Ken Stuck Halfbuck A Benedictine runner is brought down from be hind. wx N. ' fgsfigii -N . --vim Q.. 'Y . ' wif' 3125155 , ' QQ-is? NXN x XX M 'Y f' mx .M PN X x N N- . R Sq A fx A A jg 6 Wi. 'wkii ' X is tx gg -wa - .aw g N.. , in if X A x , X X Lf: , , . A .W S Wig, ,W I W5 W rf: - wx fi-ivxy. -we K, V . 3 X. 'X R wi' Ass Sz M Q' I gffvx. S P7 . w - -MMA Sr. Mary's Cagers have a successful season 3 s Mary's Opponenis 60 Sl. Leo 45 27 Benedictine 39 42 Sf. Francis Xavier 41 56 St. Agatha 30 49 Sf. Thomas 40 53 Our Lady of Sorrows 41 47 Sacred Heart 52 50 Sr. Leo 63 37 Benedictine 42 33 Boysville 49 62 St. Francis Xavier 52 Jim Blanchard Q31 and Ed Bishop U51 fight to gain control of the ball against Benedictine. ii' AA . wa- :. 1 - 1 Nz Q x xx, Q was 'Q X shxj kk 1 i,, :Uk i f K' . .- f ' X l ,, Ms 554: '23 ,w WM ' fs 3 fge ww X ww- 4' W.. ,WA S34 wif? M53 QW P W 5 R1 k ,f,S,gi 1- g Q . REQ .y - 1 .KEY S15 x 132 4 , . - . J-L43 K I ' K Wm in L gf ling x ze! R V -. X, H 'A yi ,SE QL 3 . 'wi M' ,K-..,.: Baseball Seafedg Ueft to rightj: John Korybalski, Bruce Carrico, Mike Swietzer, Tom Hanchon, Jim Day, Dick Allen, Tim Cosher - Student Manager. Middle Row: Larry Houle, Jerry Poplin, Chuck Rinaldi, Ken Stack, Ron Shaffran, Tom Burton, Jim Chapp. Back Row: Coach Lentine, Wally Marsh, Ed Laginess, Joe Delaney, John Warriner, Ted Kochan, Tom Ciesinski, Dave Sampica, Tom Robinson. Track Front Row: Ed Laginess, Dave Sampica, Joe Delaney, Stan Daily, Jim Blanchard, Jim Day, Tom Ciesinskip Middle Row: Coach Lentine, Bob Bertola, Tom Burton, Dennis King, Ken Stack, Larry Houle, Jerry Klavinger, Jerry Pondell, Mike Selwag Back Row: Tim Cosher, Layne Cardinal, Greg Irwin, Jerry Poplin, Jim ChaPPf Chuck Rinaldi, Bruce Carrico, Wally Marsh, Bill Hill. g Bowling Team ng: Mrs. Mary Sweitzer, Qcaachl, Joan Cesarz, Patricia Bagley, Jarrett, Joan Adamo, Marilyn Kruszka, Mary June Gadd. Kneeling: a Variot Mary Sweitzer, Mary Kay Kosutich, Margaret Cobb, s Blanchard. Who says it's a Man's Worlcl? Center: Mrs. Sweitzer, fcoochl. Counterclockwise: Mary June Gadd lNo. 341, Delores Blanchard, Sandra Arvin, Shirley Solarz, Kathleen McNamara, Barbara Ruthig, Patricia Pawlowski, JoAnn Jarrett, Kathryn Fulner, Mary Sweitzer, Mary Claire Weston, Jane Weston, Mary K. Kosutich, Gretchen Lynch, Joan Adama, Mary Lord. Girls' Basketball Teams Standing: Suzanne Sava90. NUHCY HUPPY, Maureen VanHulle, Mrs. Sweitzer lC0UCl1l Mary Frances Enright, Martha Anderson, Kathleen Claffey. Kneeling: Judith Spier, Sharon Gober, Barbara McGowan, Elaine Woods, Judith Adama. Mary Lou imitates Theresa Here Al O'Brien portrays the Brewer story of the Old Philosopher. The Reverend John M. Haney The Reverend Henry S. Kreft The Reverend Robert Fehribach Reverent Mother Anna Marie Sisters, Servants ofthe Immaculate Heart of Mary. Congratulations to the Seniors of 60 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Adamczyk Lee Adams Men's Wear 34902 Michigan Avenue PA. 1-8764 Air Compressor Service 37655 Ford Rd., Wayne, Mich. PA. 1-0055 The Avalon Trio Music for all occasions CR. 8-9602 AV. 2-7828 Avondale Sales 32245 Michigan Avenue PA. 1-2857 Allen's Super Market Home of Bargains 3760 South lnkster Rd. lnkster LO. 2-3522 LO- 2-3523 Angelo Pizzeria 33550 Ford Rd., Garden City GA. 7-1872 112 Bar 39200 Michigan Avenue Baxter Hardware and Electric 4621 South Wayne Rd., Wayne PA. 1-3310 Beyer's Market 218 Wayne Rd. PA. 1-7731 Sponsors Binks Manufacturing Co. H. Wood, P. Gerlach, and E. Turk Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bishop 3326 Hannan Rd. PA. 1-2394 Bob and Carl's Mobil Service 26610 Michigan John Daily and Michigan LO. 1-9620 Boczar's Bakery 2926 Wayne Rd. PA. 2-5155 Box Bar 777 W. Ann Arbor Trail Plymouth, Michigan Mr. and Mrs. L. Brady Wayne, Michigan Broccardo Bros. Bar Dancing - Thurs. -Sun. LO. 1-9684 27456 Michigan Avenue lnkster Brooks and Wicker, Inc. Builders of fine Residential Homes VE. 7-9852 - Detroit 35 Congratulations, Seniors of I 60 Brownie and Sons Gulf Service 29245 Michigan Avenue lnkster q Brownie's Taxi 35141 Michigan Avenue PA. 1-7000 Sherman L. Bunnell All forms of insurance 3040 South Wayne Rd. PA. 1-2410 Bernard fPat1 Diehl Custom Mason and Cement Work l Building - Materials 31731 Michigan PA. 2-7300 Burghuff Bar 34830 Michigan Avenue PA. 1-9786 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Caffen 1025 Meadowbrook Drive i lnkster Lo. 2-9233 i l Cardinal's Service 33735 Michigan Avenue i PA. 1-9559 Mrs. Joyce Carlson 4476 Winifred PA. 1-2332 1 Norman L. Carrico Lincoln - Mercury TU. 1-0020 4 Center Motor Sales Inc. 36567 Goddard Rd., Romulu WH. 1-1700 George Charles Gulf Service 35761 Main Street PA. 1-9717 Chet's Barber Shop A 1150 Middlebelt at Glenw Best of Luck, Chet Waltmczi Chum's Fine Food Across Street from St. Mary' Best Wishes - Class of '60 Dr. H. F. Clark Cliff Vitale Ins. Agency 26049 Five Mile Rd. Detroit 39 KE. 7-8200 KE. 5-1808 Jim Daly Auto Sales 26105 Van Born Rd. Taylor, Michigan LO. 1-9667 eneral Contracting iehl Construction A. 2-03l4 nngratulations to the nior Class of l960 ATHEDRAL RELIGIOUS STORE 947 Michigan Avenue ar Oakwood Boulevard rborn, Michigan . 2-5519 autiful Wedding Announce ments and Invitations edding Books - Religious Articles - Greeting Cards . and Mrs. lvano Dani 8 North Wayne Rd. -mgratulations to ass of '60 '. and Mrs. Henry Daniels, Sr. 50 Hix Rd. A. I-7622 . and Mrs. Henry Daniels, Jr. 922 Krauter -X. 2-0145 E. Davidson Service :eel Balancing - Brakes - Tune-Up E22 Ford, Wayne . l-9753 I uyton Tire Co. E7 S. Wayne Rd. . 2-5370 liam J. Dean 28 Rosewood Dr. ster . 2-3065 . William Dean 8 Rosewood Dr. ster . 2-3065 Diehl Electric 38350 Michigan, Wayne PA. l-6l06 Dearborn Furnace Co. l3939 Michigan Tl. 6-3880 Congratulations Donner's Religious Shop 5640 Middlebelt Road J. E. Dowling Drugs 3620 S. Wayne Road PA. l-3222 Ed's Barber Shop 3123 Wayne Road PA- 2-3707 Ed's Lunch and Pizzeria 3924 S. Wayne Rd. PA. l-9790 Compliments of Eloise lnn Enot Foundry Co. 36254 Annapolis Wayne, Michigan PA. l-8353 The oldest continuing industry in Wayne. Established - l920 Emie's Mobil Service 31250 Ann Arbor Trail and Merriman Garden City, Michigan GA. I-9818 Eudaly and Weston Agency, Inc. 3028 Wayne Road PA. 2-3500 Fiddle Bar 35676 Van Bom Fei ster Oil Company Fulton Service 44737 Michigan Avenue Belleville, Michigan PA. l-9703 Garden Lanes 29145 W. Warren GA. 7-2200 Gladstone's Shoe Store 3702 South Wayne Rd. PA. 'l-8222 Glandon Real Estate 2215 N. Wayne Rd. PA. l-4200 Dwight Glover, D.D.S. Green Pastures 29403 Joy Ra. PA. l-5449 Home Repairs Diehl Construction PA. 2-0314 Guernsey Farms Dairy Northville and Plymouth, Michigan FI. 9-l466 GL. 3-9838 Felix Gunn 33502 Morris PA. 2-l88l H and H Used Cars and Parts 44844 Michigan Hargrave Bros. lnc. 464l S. Wayne Rd. PA. l-1204 Hargrove Bros. Inc. 4641 S. Wayne Rd. PA. l-l204 Home Building Diehl Construction 37401 Ford Rd. PA, 2.0314 rley Deans Flowers woyns, Michigan ??.?ai'r9 .iier3z,. 1-2400 M-,g3g,g5f,nJ-h-R- wers - for - all - occasions Fishervs Shoes 32330 Kalamazoo Ct. nord gpm Diehl 3611 S- W-yn- PA. 1-mo stom Mason and PA- 2-3300 Cement Work if Recagnile these familiar fdCeS? Kathy Garfat and Mike Armstrong, look on in awe as Troubles, this fellow Nr. and Mrs. John Healy 37037 Bendix PA. 2-2898 Compliments of Hillard and Reiser Lumber Corporation 34131 Michigan Ave. PA. 1-6900 Hillside Inn 41661 Plymouth Rd. Plymouth, Michigan Hillyard Mobil Service Michigan and Winifred PA. 1-5920 Howard Hardware and Supply 1677 S. Wayne Road General Hardware, Paints, Rentals Milt Humphries, Men's Wear 35228 Michigan Avenue PA. . 1-5347 lndikentigan Enterprize lnc. 35405 Main, Wayne, Michigan PA. 2-2700 Mr. and Mrs. E. L. .lehl 31121 Westfield, Livonia Congratulations, Seniors Joe's Mobil Service 35307 Main St. Wayne, Michigan John's Barber Shop 34397 Michigan Avenue .lohnson's Refrigeration 34604 Brush, Wayne PA. 1-4365 Lorraine Kaetz 36011 Farragut, Wayne PA. 1-3845 L Club - St. Mary's they await the next stunt. Ed. Karznia Pharmacy Reliable Prescriptions 4603 S. Wayne Rd. at Annapolis PA. 2-0639 After 10 P.M. call PA. 2-6683 Compliments- of Kerwin Vision Clinic Klet's Hardware Wayne Rd. at Cherry Hill PA. 2-1033 Knights of Columbus , 4476 Treadwell PA. 1-9687 Congratulations to the Seniors of St. Mary's High. Good Luck in the future. Knights of Colunbus Notre Dame Council H3021 Wayne, Michigan Zigmund Kowalewski 3712 Washington PA. 1-6626 S. S. Kresge Co. Wonderland Center KE . 7-2789 S. S. Kresge Co. H405 27225 Cherry Hill Rd. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kubinec 29540 Oakwood PA. 1-2821 T. F. Kuclcelman 46 Liberty P. O. Box 222 Belleville OX. 9-4441 or PA. 1-0100 Mr. and Mrs. Edmund S. Laginess 40134 Judd Rd., Belleville PL. 3-4201 Latin Club Saint Mary High School to be having quite a t Lawler's Billiards 32027 Michigan PA. 2-6262 l. Lazar and Sons 3625 South Wayne Rd. PA. 1-1434 Daisy Lee Tots n' Teen To 1933 W. Warren Tl. 6-3488 S i l' in ' C n'o peca iz g-in ommu r n Open until 9:00 Fri. and Sat Len's Standard Service 1485 S. Middlebelt, lnlcst PA. 1-0606 Livonia Lanes Plymouth Rd. Livonia, Michigan Compliments of Louis Barber Shop 2930 S. Wayne Rd., Waynl Congratulations to Class of '60 Lucky's Super Market John F. Mack 7636 Merriman PA. 2-1540 Maior's 1131 lnkster Rd. LO. 5-2688 Mars Zenith Furniture 23616 Michigan Avenue LO. 5-3400 A. Mateia and Sons Co. Wholesale and Retail Church Goods - Religion Articles Established 1922 7844 Michigan Avenue Near Springwells St. Free parking on premises LU. 1-1611 LU. 1-123 1. 5 5 it i Modernization Diehl Construction PA. 2.0314 Lennan Tire Service 640 Michigan Avenue ayne, Michigan ecapping - Vulcanizing irestone - B. F. Goodrich A. 1-2336 Metropolitan Automotive Supply E2228 Michigan Avenue A. 2-3211 Meyers and Schlenker Bittorneys at Law 7218 Michigan, lnkster Middle B. Hardware 1286 Middlebelt, lnkster PA. 2-2555 gtiddle Park Pharmacy 10 Middlebelt, lnkster DA. 1-5755 Minnesota Mining and Mfg. Co. 720 S. Venoy Road ayne, Michigan dhesives, Coatings, Sealers Research is the Key to Tomorrow -Mt. and Mrs. Joseph T. Morasky E5010 Norene A. 1-4158 asky's Standard Service 645 S. Wayne Rd. A. 1-9666 A -viorgan Agency, Insurance and Real Estate L6320 Michigan A. 2-3070 'lulholland Dry Goods Co. Eichigan at Wayne Rd. lothing for the whole family -adies - Men's - Baby and Dry Goods Departments A. 1-8920 ankin Recreation 35 Michigan Avenue A. 1-5721 r. Stanley J. Nadratowski 3 - 32nd St., Detroit ongratulations to the Class of '60 National Honor Society Nankin Appliance Service 1523 Wayne Road PA. 2-1242 ' Service on all makes Washers, dryers, ironers, televisions, sweepers, refrigerators Parts and Service All work guaranteed Co-owners: Bob Bird and Mickey Neher Congratulations to James Chapp and Edmund Laginess . Raymond I. Nichol D.D.S. Norman's Market 1546 S. Wayne Rd. PA. 1-6770 North Brothers 3000 Ford Rd., Garden City GA. 1-1300 Patrick J. Norton Norton's Store Congratulations, Seniors The Northsider Restaurant and Delicatessen The finest food in town. Norwayne Drugs 2315 Venoy PA. 1-6184 O'Brien's Drugs O'Brien's Service 37410 Michigan PA. 1-9750 Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Okon 3225 Hubbard PA. 2-2027 Pat's Party Store 24710 Michigan Avenue LO. 5-7077 Pauline's Beauty Shop 3143 S. Wayne Rd. PA. 1-2312 Perras Shell Service 35306 Main St. PA. 1-9710 Mr. and Mrs. Roman Piestrok 3804 Niagara PA. 1-0023 P. K.'s Laundry 2913 Wayne Rd. PA. 2-1556 A. S. Poole DeSoto Valiant PA. 2-2750 Pulice's Pizzeria 32826 Five Mile Rd. We deliver GA. 1-4388 Record Land 3015 Wayne Rd. PA. 2-0885 Riggs Cleaners and Laundry 3216 Wayne Rd. PA. 1-4037 Sr. Clare's Class of '63 Room 202 Congratulations to Seniors! Room 206 - Class of 1962 Success and best wishes from The St. Mary's Mothers Guild St. Mary's School 34516 Michigan Avenue PA. 2-6800 Compliments of St. Mary's Catholic Teen Club General Chairman, Mrs. James Hill President, Tom Hanchon Vice President, Bill Hill Secretary, Yvonne Bartolo Treasurer, Geri Volinski Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sampica 31545 Taft Congratulations, Seniors! Secretary of State 3914 S. Wayne Rd., Wayne PA. 1-2127 P. K.'s Laundry 24-hour shirt service 2913 Wayne Rd. PA. 2-1556 Good Luck! Albert R. Parker, M.D. Parlette Garage Door Service Wood, Steel, and Aluminum 25455 Oakland LO. 3-8563 6-9 P.M. Swimming Pools Diehl Construction PA. 2-0314 Congratulations, Seniors, and may your future be a happy one. Mary R. Seymour Sheldon Collision Shop 32635 Michigan Avenue Wayne PA. 1-7711 Congratulations, Knights! Shelia's Sweet Shop 35203 Michigan Avenue Churck Sergison 11445 Arden 3 Barbers - No Waiting Congratulations Class of '60 Mr. and Mrs. John Simonds, Sr. Leo Simonds Patricia Simonds Congratulations Class of '60 Smith Office Supplies, lnc. 35111 Michigan, Wayne, Mich. PA. 1-1845 Spitler Demmer Edsel 2745 Wayne Rd. PA. 2-5400 Helen and Alois Stack 5189 Venoy Rd. PA. 1-9278 State Barber Shop 35314 Michigan Steven's Auto Electric 35675 Ford Road PA. 2-1007 Stuart's Apparel 35736 Michigan Avenue PA. 1-6651 Congratulations from Student Council Compliments of Sun - Vent Awnings, lnc. 27635 Michigan CR. 8-5800 Congratulations! Joseph P. Tatton, Supervisor Compliments of A. G. Tick Tack Stores, lnc. 12450 Greenfield Detroit 27 BR. 2-2744 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Timoszyk 1835 Newburgh Road Wayne Towing 3460 Filbert St. Day - PA. 2-1535 Night - PA. 1-4855 l. J. Uida 32302 Woodbrook PA. 1-8117 Unistrut Corporation All purpose Metal framing Wayne, Michigan Congratulations, Seniors Class of '60l Mr. and Mrs. J. Van Hulle Venoy Realty Co. 32508 Michigan Ave. PA. 2-0200 Village Tavern 35234 Michigan Avenue A. W. Eastin, Prop. Vladu Shoe Repair 3628 Wayne Road PA. 2-1634 Edward J. Volinski 37003 Thinbark, Wayne PA. 2-2718 Mr. and Mrs. E. Wangbichler lnkster, Michigan Wayne Bank, Your Community Bank. Drive-in Window Saturday hours 9-12 Loans: Auto Personal FHA Safe deposit boxes LO. 5-9805 Wayne Eagle Michigan Avenue PA. 1-4424 Wayne Hall Dodds Co. 33003 Michigan Avenue Wayne, Michigan PA. 1-3606 Wayne Lawn and Garden Center 2103 Wayne Rd. PA. 1-5220 Congratulations Class of '60 Mrs. Claire Weston Wayne Music Center 35164 Michigan Avenue PA. 1-7535 Records, sheetmusic, instruments, radios, photo supplies, typewriters, Lowrey Organs, Story and Clark Pianos Magnavox stereo Hi-Fi and television Fastest photofinishing in town. Congratulations, Class of l Wayne Sportsmen Center ln 35202 Michigan Avenue Everything for the sportsmf Pendleton shirts, iackets, and many other brand name Wayne 51 to 55.00 store 35156 Michigan PA. 1-5841 Wayne Wall Cleaning Co. 4170 First Street PA. 2-1215 Westwood Drugs 1111 S. lnkster LO. 3-6109 Weyand Bros. 4207 South Wayne Rd. PA. 1-0002 Woody's Sign Service 32510 Michigan Avenue PA. 1-3033 Woody's Sunoco Station 606 S. Wayne Rd. PA. 1-9772 Dr. S. R. Wotring 27104 Michigan Avenue LO. 3-4600 Walt Zacharias 38411 Ford Rd. PA. 1-9700 Congratulations to the Senior Class of '60. And in future years, 1 Best of Luck l Mr. Mike Zelek l l Harold Dietrich, lnc. , 35109 Main, Wayne l PA. 1-7300 t Don and Jug's Gulf Servic 3232 Annapolis PA. 1-9416 Carol Adamo Janis Adama John Adamo Judy Adama Catherine Adams Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. Adams Lorne and Gladys Adams Neal L. Adams Mr. and Mrs. Ray C. Adams Mrs. Webster Adams Adler's Merriman Market Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Agge Hank Aquirra Al's Glass and Auto Supply Al's Trailers Mr. and Mrs. James Alesander Mr. and Mrs. Harry Allen MI. and Mrs. Anderle Mr. Carl Anderson Mr. Hugh W. Anderson Mrs. Rose Anderson Anding Furniture John J. Angel Anonymous Anonymous Donare Mrs. H. Armstrong Mr. Fred Aranidi Mr. and Mrs. Francis Arquette Hazel Ashburn Mrs. Joel Ashburn Mr. and Mrs. John Auer Johann H. Augsten B 8- C Used Cars Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bades Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Bogdan Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Bagley Mrs. Horace Bailey Mr. Duane Baldwin Mrs. A. Bomber Mary and Jane Barbee Mrs. Betty Barkholz Mariorie Barlow Roy E. Barlow Mrs. L. Barrett Bob Bartolo Mr. Bi Mrs. Charles Bortolo Beni. B. Baskin Lary C. Batterson Mrs. J. Baumert Dr. Vincent V. Baylerian Mrs. John Carlson Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carpenter Thomas Carver Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Carver Corv's Barber Shop Catechism Class, Room 'l0'l Catechism Class, Room 102 and Mrs. Vincent J. Cesmz . and Mrs. S. Checkasky :rss . and Mrs. John K. Bozany Mrs. A. G. Benson Mr. and Mrs. Claude Berard Mary Ann Betts . and Mrs. Clarence L. Cheney Patrons Mr. and Mrs. Orville Bezemek and family Biddle Beauty Salon Mr. and Mrs. H. Bielak Mr. and Mrs. S. Bielak Mr. and Mrs. Bigelow Mr. and Mrs. M. Bilinsky Michael Bilinsky Al Bis Ed Bishop Mrs. Emil Blahover Mr. and Mrs. Edw. Blanchard Mrs. Robert Blanchette Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Blondin Mrs. Alice Blue Bob, Ed, and Bill Bob, Ed, Ray, and Keenan Bob, Ed, and Richard Bob's Barber Shop Bob So and Ed Mo Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Boley Mr. and Mrs. Clair Boshow Robert H. Brooks Mr. Adrian T. Brothers Mr. Elwyn Brown Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Brown Jennings Brown Janet Brown Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Bullard Miss Beverly Burton Mr. and Mrs., Henry Burton 3rd Busy Beavers Busy Bees, Room 103 C. 8. F. Party Store Mrs. Cain Mr. W.-E. Callahan Mr. and Mrs. L. Callegari Mrs. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Coplis Mr. Royal Capon Cappi Pizza Cardinal Family Carey-Lubaway Family Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Carleton Mr. and Mrs. F. Chersack Rev. John F. Child Miss Mary Chodan Sandy Clabarn Mr. and Mrs. F. Clancy Claude, Sidney, Moe, Marsha PFC. Richard Clayton Clelland's Feed Store Cliff and Al's Garage Mr. and Mrs. Lee J. Cobb, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Cobb lris A. Cody Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Cody John Collins Congratulations Seniors Irving Conlin ' Mr. and Mrs. Homer Conrad Mr. William Conyers Mrs. Cooney Therese Cooney Mrs. Ray Core Mrs. George Cottle Lester B. Cowznofski Louis Cross Miss llene J. Croton Mr. and Mrs. L. Croton Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Croton Sharon Croton Mr. and Mrs. R. Crozier Mr. and Mrs. John Curzytek D-C Store George Daily Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Daily Mr. Julius Dani Mr. and Mrs. William M. Daniels Dennis D'Arcy I Mr. and Mrs. Tullio Darin Mr. and Mrs. James Day Pamela Deegan Susan Delaney Mr. and Mrs. Francis DeNoyer and family Miss Hilda Densmore Mr. and Mrs. William Deschaine Mr. and Mrs. De Shong Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. DeSmit Dio's Pizza Fronk Diehl Mr. and Mrs. Henry Diehl Margaret and Curtis Diehl Harold Dietrich lnc. Used Car Dept. Dr. and Mrs. George Dimond Leo Dinsmoore Mike Dishong Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ditmore Roger Dolcino Dominic Savio Club, R-'l09 Mr. and Mrs. William Donohue Donnie and Sharon, Bob and Pat Douglas Drug Store Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Draos Helen Dunn Dupont's Bike Shop Shirley Durand and Carol Thorold Mr. and Mrs. Wallace R. Durfee Edie and Jim Mr. Milo Ehle Mrs. Marguerite Eidson Gilbert T. Eldridge The Tom Elwart Family Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Enright Evergreen Motel Mr. ond Mrs. Marshall Engle Larry Etherington Gene Falan Mrs. George E. Fanning Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Fanning Mr. Robert Farrow Mr. Richard A. Fosing The Fearless Four From Room 206 Bob Fellrath The Fighting 49th, Room l04 Robert Fishaw Fisher's Cleaners Mr. and Mrs. Fitzgerald R. C. Fleming Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Foisie Patrick C. Foley Food Center The Fourth Grade, Room 113 The Fourth Grade, Room 113 Paul Foytack Ben Franklin Store Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest H. Franz Karl O. Franz W. Franzen Jack Fraser Wayne Freeburg Freshman Boys, Room 208 Freshman Class, Room 202 Freshman Girls, Room 208 Freshman Varsettes A Friend Compliments of a Friend Raymond Fuhrman Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Fuller Future Teachers Club G 8. M Shoe Repair Francis Galbraith Mary Lou Gallina Peter L. Gates Mrs. Walter L. Gates Mr. John Gearns Doris Gedeon Mr. and Mrs. John Gegus Mr. and Mrs. John D. Segus Gembala The Geno Family Mr. and Mrs. Gen schow Helen Martin German Mr. AI Gierlach Gilroy Family Charles P. Giuliani Glenwood Party Store Nr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Hank Gober Stanley Gober Miss Sharon Gorman Grade One, Room 102 Grade-School Seniors, Room 106 Grade Seven, Room 110 Mrs. Flora Grady Green's Pure Food Mkt. Mrs. A. H. Griebel Albert L. Grissom Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. ana Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Grzelak L. Guilford Gurczynski Robert Gursky Jim Haburne Mrs. Wilbert Hamblem Nr. and Mrs. John M. Hanchon Miss Laura Hanson Nt. and Mrs. R. Happy Paul Edward Harmon and Family Lillian Hartman Nt. and Mrs. Frank Hawkes R. H. Hawley and Sons R. H. Hawley and Sons, Inc. Hayden's Barber Shop Mr. and Mrs. Robert Haywood Miss John Head Nts. A. G. Hedeen liks. Leonard Henry Mr. and Mrs. Henry Herrst . and Mrs. G. Hersey . H. Higgins Mr. and Mrs. James B. Hill . and Mrs. John S. Hill Mr Mr Mr Hi Note Photo Den Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hiverly Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hodgkins Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Hoehn Mrs. Veronica Hogan Mr. and Mrs. John Hopkinson Mr. and Mrs. Larry K. Houle George J. House Howard Hardware and Supply Howe Road Market Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick Huband Mr. and Mrs. Don Hubble Al V. Hughes, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. M. Hunter lnkster Health Food Fair lnkster Printing Gene lngle Mr. and Mrs. Jablonicky Steve Jakobawski Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jankowski John Jarrett Mr. Lewis Jarrett Mrs. Lewis Jarrett C. Jasin Heating Co. Mrs. Jenners Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jentzen Jacky Jentzen Judy Jentzen Dorthy Jewell Johnnie's Texaco Service Johnson Family John Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Karl E. Johnson Johnson's TV Repair William Jones Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mr. and Mrs. Edward Journeaux Junior Class of '61 Junior Class Sodality Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kaetz Carol Kaetz Glenn Kassel Agency Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Katulski Don Kelleorman Mr. and Mrs. Charles Keough Mrs. Edward Killoran Elizabeth King Mr. and Mrs. Howard E. King Mrs. Harold Kinnamon Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Kivlin Mr. and Mrs. James J. Kivlin James and Maureen Kivlin Erna Klein Mr. and Mrs. Archie Knight Silver Knights, A-112 Ray Kobak Rose Kolarov Mr. and Mrs. Robert Komender Mr. Kong Steve Kosutich Mr. and Mrs. Steve Kozar Mrs. Walter Krawiec Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kritzman Mr. and Mrs. E. Kropornicki Joseph Kruk ', Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Kruszka MfSGT A. L. Krzesinski Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kubiak Mr. and Mrs. John Kubiak Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kushnir Mrs. Anna Kutz Mr. Lawrence M. Labadie Mrs. Lawrence Labadie Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lada Simonne Lada Steva Lada Mrs. Olive Laginess Mr. and Mrs. John Lambe James E. Lange Mr. and Mrs. Cy Langstraat Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lantis Raymond Lantis Miss Velma Lantis Mr. and Mrs. William P. Lawson Mrs. Leckemby Mary LeClaire , Mr. and Mrs. Lee Dorothy Lee Mr. and Mrs. M. Lee l Mrs. A. Leisen Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Lentine and Fa Wilfred W. LeSage and Family Stella Leuay 1 Lewis Music and Dance Studio Mrs. Jane L. Licari Bill Light Russell A. Lincoln Mr. Edward Linderman Mr. Allan R. Link The Little Ones, Room 101 , Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Lundy y Mr. and Mrs. Owen Lynch Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Magoon Mr. and Mrs. John Maichrzak Frank Maksinski Mrs. Stephen Maringo Mr. and Mrs. John J. Marks l Mrs. E. Markusic ' Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Morrison Mr. and Mrs. Russel Marsh Cecilia Martin Mr. and Mrs. James R. Martin Mr. and Mrs. George Martin Mary Lou and Eddie L. A. Maysilles Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mc Cather Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McCusker 1 Mr. and Mrs. Donald McDermott I Mrs. R. J. McDermott Mrs. Ella McGowan Mr. and Mrs. James McGowan Mr. Gerard McGrath Mrs. Gerard McGrath Mr. and Mrs. George McGregor Gerald McGregor Irene McHale Martin A. McHale Mr. and Mrs. Robert McHale Mr. and Mrs. J. McKinley Mr. and Mrs. E. J. McNamara Mrs. E. McQuillan Mr. and Mrs. Louis Meckler Mel and Jim's Mobile Service Mr. J. G. Mellert Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mennell Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Merola Walter Meyers Sister Michele Michigan Avenue Auction Michigan Gully Service Gene Mies Mr. and Mrs. Harvey A. Miller Keenan Miller Mrs. Thomas Mitchell Harry Mongeon and Family Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mofehs Mr. and Mrs. Mort Morvant Family Sharon Murphy Walter Nadratowski Joanna Nadratowski l Joseph Nadratowski Frank Nagy Nankin Hardware and Supply Alfred E. Newman Mr. and Mrs. George Nick Norman's 5g to S'l.00 Store Northside Shoe Repair M. and Mrs. Bernard O'Brien M. and Mrs. Don O'Brien Brian O'Callaghan Dennis Okon Denis 0'Leary Olson Studia Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ostazewski Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Sampica Archie C. Sanford Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Savage Mr. and Mrs. Felix Sawicki Sawyers Family Dorothy Schaefer Linda, Jerry, Janet Schaffer Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scheuer Mr. and Mrs. R. Schneider Mr. and Mrs. Erwin E. Scott Seniors of Room 2l2 Mr. Nicholas J. Serra Lt. and Mrs. B. T. Settle Saint Mary's Musketeers, R-107 Mrs. E. Turk Mrs. Frank Turk Mr. and Mrs. George Tye Ed Urad Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Urbaniak Mr. and Mrs. L. Valleau Mary Lou Vanderah Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Vanderah Mr. and Mrs. VanGieson Virginia Van Hoy Maureen Van Hulle Patricia Van Hulle Mr. and Mrs. E. Variot Varsettes Mr. and Mrs. M. and Mrs. Charles Owen Pete, Bob, Ed Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Peters Peterson's Service Philip Family Piestrak Girls A. J. Piscopink, Sr. M. and Mrs Mr. and Ms Mrs. A mold Mr. and Mrs M. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs M. and Mrs. M. and Mrs Jack Piscopink Platte James Paffel Pagano Paul Parnis John Patrick A. Pawlowski Pat Pawlowski The Lerner Peak Family St. Mary's Senior Scouts Miss C. E. Shaffran Sharon C., Sharon V., Sharon M., Sharon S. Howard Sherwood Sidewinders Car Club Sidewinders Cycle Club Mr. and Mrs. Siegfried Janet Sienko Jean Sienko Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Alfonso Sindici Joseph Sitarz R. Sitarz Richard Sitarz Ben Sitek Dorothy Skinner Mr. and Mrs. David M. Smith Varsettes Club Varsettes, Room 206 Varsity Cheerleaders Mr. and Mrs. Clara Venobl Don Venoble Dan Virgil Vin's Rental Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. S. Vencelou e Service A. Viola D. Voitkofsky Mr. and Mrs. Donal Voitkofski Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Wadkins John P . Wagner Mr. and Mrs. John Polk Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Poplin Peter J. Popsa Tony Porta Mr. and Mrs. Drew Porter Mr. and Ms. T. Poster Powell Service Mr. and Mrs. Howard R. Prough R. J. Pulliam Miss Barbara Queen Ms. Edna Reeves Miss Mary Reeves George Reno Mrs. Lucille Reno Miss Mary Reno M. and Ms M. and Mrs. M. and Mrs The Riffles Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. M. and Ms. Oscar Rhodes Edward Richards Basil Richmond J. W. Riley Joseph P. Riley Charles O. Robinso Tom Robinson M. and Mrs. Al Roginski I1 Bernard A. Romei Jim Ronan Anthony Roulo Janet Rowan and Harriet Gucwa Lois Ann Rowan Bob Roy M. and Mrs. William R. Rusnak, Sr. Mrs. Alger Ruthig Barb, Sue, Fran, and Mary Ruthig Mr. and Ms. Raymond Rychlinski S and S Superette M. and Mrs. Samuel Sobough M. and Mrs. Mitch Sable Sadie's Beauty Salon Saint Mary's Fifths, R-A-l'l'l Saint Mary's Spirit, R-105 M. and Mrs. James Saleet Mrs. Maud Smith Helen Snell Robert Snell Robert Solarz Daniel Soloy Matt J. Sonsara Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Sorrell South Side Barber Shop Mr. and Mrs. Curtis J. Spaulding Gerald Spalding Storrs Family Gerry Stein Mr. and Mrs. William Stewart Stiles Portrait Studio Mary B. Stinson Mr. and Mrs. Chum Stockwell Carvel Stoddard Suburban Cor Co. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Suchy Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Sweikowsky Robert Sweikowsky, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tatton James Taverna Mr. and Mrs. Taylor and Family Taylor Apartments Teion Company Sue Tenorio Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Thomas Helen M. Thomason Mrs. F. J. Thome Mr. and Mrs. A. Tharesen David Thoresen Mr. and Ms. Charles Thurman Walter R. Tilson Travel Log Motel Mr. and Mrs. B. Trimboli Mr. and Mrs. A. Trudelle Trudy's Hair Fashions Mrs. Tucker Mr. and Mrs. H. Turcotte Edward Turk Robert D. Wagner Harold J. Walker Mr. and Mrs. Peter Walters Walt's Market Mr. Edward Wangbichler, Jr. George Ward John Warner Fern Watson Sales Milla Watson Watson's Drive-ln Cafe Wayne Credit Jewelers Wayne-Warren 'Cal l ision Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wehrle Ronald Wells Walter Wells Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Westman Mr. Gaylore M. Weston Jane Weston Mary Claire Weston Westwood Door and Lumber Co. Westwood Finance Co. Wong White's Laundry Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. Wicker M. and Mrs. H. A. Wiedeman George R. Wiland Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Wilcox Willo-Acres Motel Mr. and Mrs. William Wolz C. Witkowski Rex Woodworth Woolf Aircraft Products, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Yankee James C. Wootton George L. Wootton Yacbelli Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Yard Mr. and Mrs. Ed Yester Yogi Bear The Yuchax Family Mr. and Ms. Mr. and Mrs. Ms. Pauline Mr. and Mrs. William Zahul, Jr. Zee Zelenka J. A. Zyl la COMPLIMENTS OF ST. MARY'S ROSARY ALTAR SOCIETY III -,,E .E 'PRESCRIPTIDN5 PHUNE PA.I-7141 WAYNEMICHIGAN UPEII SEVEN DAYS Il WEEK ERDM 8 LM. T0 10 PM. FIESTER OIL CO. 24 HOUR SERVICE 37404 Ford Rd WAYNE, MICHIGAN PA I -2400 J. E. DOWLING DRUGS PRESCRIPTIONS ond FINE COSMETICS 3620 S. Woyne Rodd WAYNE, MICHIGAN COMPLIMENTS OF W. L. GATES FURNITURE FINE FURNITURE AND INTERIOR DECORATING 32449 MICHIGAN AVENUE PA I-I6IO PA 2-0316 , fqqiiguf' , 2 n., ',-'ur Jn.-. VI MCKENZIE 29I7 S. Wayne Rocud PA 2-5090 MICHAEL W. BRADLEY JUSTICE OF THE PEACE I Nonkin Township CUSTOM AND READY MADE BRIDALS - 'BRIDESMAIDS cmd FORMALS IF IN TROUBLE CALL US REDNOUR , wAYNE a. PA' 1 9594 cl-lennv I-nu. ssnvlce BATTERY rnounus? me mousus? CAR woN'1 smut? Xi0i0i 9ll7l4?wz ?a4tSowdae Q Road Service and Repairs Q Engine tune-up I COMPLETE brake service SEEEDVILAX-Z9 SERVICE.. III ni s.. 5 I .ryg ' F .F No. 6 ' 57 -4 31500 Plymouth Road Corner Merriman Liv. CALL FOR TAKE-OUT Res. C5ArfieId 7-4474 Get the Daly Habit PA I-3800 cgfaiizi gfoufsm Stop ancf gzaanfzousa Cui Flowers Poffed PIanfS FuneraI Designs Wedding Bouquets 4 2158 Michigan Ave., Wayne, Michigan .3 Miles Wes? of Wayne 42 ON SAVINGS yYour Credit Union Now Pays 42, For Your Savings - Plus Life Insurance AT No Cost To You. 37IOS. Wayne Rd. WAYNE, MICHIGAN PArkvvay I-5700 CENTURY SU PER MARKET Where Thousands Have Learned To Save Wayne at Glenwood Catering To Those Who Like The Finest In Meats Only One Grade-USAA Choice at Century Open Daily 8:30 to 9:00 PM. Sunday 9 - 6 P.M. Your Neighborhood Super Market Congratulations, Class of '60 Ph. Wflitney 1-1610 or PLaza 3-5251 Clzapp 62 Hushey Dialrihutnrs of bunlmal and Blue Sunoco 17971 HURON RIVER DRIVE NEW BOSTON. MICH. Dial Operator Inc tolli ENferprise 6809 Congratulations to Class of '60 CITY RADIATOR SERVICE Reliable Repairs and Service MCCORD AND HARRISON Cores, Radiators, and Heaters Ypsilanti HU 3-2248 WALLACE MARSH PArkway 2-Sl I I AIR CONDITIONED Belle Center Nlolel . . 1 M! I l .., 5- I Ugiiyf'-' 5 M ts Fnnn Wu.Lnw R A PRDMPT c:nuR'rE5Y uma sznvics 45555 Mmm A va -asm. E u.E,Mic:i-4. MICHIGAN U 5 112 ATJUNCTICIN nr M56 MR. Sn MRS AUGUST C SCHDENFELD U Sm U ? COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND YOUNG LADIES SODALITY V. 8. H. BUILDERS 35535 Oakwood Lone BEST WISHES WAYNE,MlCHIGAN ' Mcmfous UHT - I-Iorold Rediske PA I-I727 UHT cusToM Homes FUNERAL HOME INC. MARSHALL VANDERHAGEN 35030 Mciin PA I-8555 President WILLIAM HARLETON Vice President AMBULANCE SERVICE Joe Ansiefl 'F WW I, T 'LL BILL L , I ,.. -A - I I 53,-9 I ' ..-f' lTT J' :ij ' fi Ii ifii ,Ti ' I -.-51. ri E7 'E ,ffl T ' ff KK STUART WILSON INC. 23535 Michigan Ave. LOgan 1-0500 Dearborn 7, Michigan FORD SALES 8. SERVISE Stan Long, Vice President John Murray, Co. Mgr. Joe Anstett, Co. Mgr. Smokey Perry, Used Car Mgr. COMPLIMENTS of FRIENDS FROM PUR O LATOR PRODUCTS INC. DIVISION Woyne BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '60 ST. MARY'S DADS CLUB coMPuMENTs OF A. DUGAN AND SON Lumbering ond Building Supplies NEW BOSTON, MICH. PL 3-4341 MACI-I'S FLOWERS FLORISTS Rd 'I 4 E Rd TI h P k I5 INKSTER MICHIGAN xIfw.,, ,y O Qlowers for MU Occas Compliments of STATE THEATRE ALGIERS DRIVE-IN WAYNE DRIVE-IN WAYNE,MncHucsAN CQMPLIMENTS OF JUDGE GEORGE R. PERRY NANKIN TOWNSHIP COMPLIMENTS ' HOF. DALY DRIVE-IN I f WAYNE ROAD NORTH OF PALMER -3 AUTOMATIC FO-OD SERVICE INC. I 58I2 Tiremon Avenue DETROIT, MICHIGAN MILK IS YOUR BEST FOOD VALUE -i FUNERAL HOME I. EVERY ONE DOES THE BIG THINGS. I IE WE oo Too, BUT IT's THE EXTRA I' E T S LITTLE THINGS WE oo THAT MAKESI OUR SERVICE MOST DESIRABLE. 5 COMPLETELY AIR CONDITIONED I A AII First FIoor Accommodcnions 348IO Moin ST. Corner Second WAYNE MICHIGAN PArIZwey II-S606 I AMBULANCE SERVICE Compliments of STU EVANS INC. .finaoln -0'IfIazcu'cy am! 23319155 goal 35540 MICHIGAN AVENUE WAYNE, MICHIGAN - HOME OF MERCURY: TELEPHONE PA kwuy 26000 'ff ..1 I 7,77 , J ju- 4 n in-sul Gcttiny it Just this: For right we are start will appliances, every day. Jo and an continuing m many may help new and Sol no who you are, continue' to E-Gi 1 ew era of f un to electric lwzng will be in, with help a education One day re doing, brightcrg electricity. you i electric i is growing from personally will education f' There's a girl l'd like to know 'C' A Good Place to Work She has so much poise and confidence--I'll het she, works for the telephone company Those girls are so attractive and have such friendly, pleasant manners. They're talking about Lucy, who started working for Michigan Bell right out of high school. She was trained by friendly, understanding supervisors anf'i today sheis proud of her workg enjoysa line salaryl regular wage increases, and many new friendsi 1 Lucy was delighted from the very first by the clean pleasant surroundings, by the regularly scheduled mir' l morning and midafternoon breaks for relaxing ' comfortable lounge rooms, and by the opportunitim for advancement. Isnlt that kind of job worth going after? The why not get in touch with us-perhaps therels .A telephone job for you. We'1l be happy to talk with you about the interesting work at Michigan Bell. 1 l MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CONIPANY rl THE CLASS OF '60 WISHES TO THANK l THEIR PARENTS THEIR PRIESTS 1 THEIR TEACHERS THEIR FRIENDS WHO HELPED TO MAKE THIS, ST. MARY'S FIRST YEARBOOK, A SUCCESS Mlnwl:l1' YEARBQQK C ' P.O. BOX 307 BIRMINGHAM. Mic:-4: I X L Q qny, VJLP, V 'ta xxxwl Q HMM' Xggfik 'XVBYLN f, Xp, , X X, , FG' ,C?HVU ' wp 'Max' f'k ' 'KW 'J' 4 ,W '1 ijt.: ' ' Fl- 2:45 uv. 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