St Marys High School - Immaculata Yearbook (Michigan City, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1950 volume:

THE IMMACULATA 1950 P bl h d b The Semor Class St Mary s Hlgh School Mlohlgan Clty lndlana C I t ll The Slstors of the Holy Cross u is e V C 9 o I O I O C 9 our uc Cf JV O Oat Mx, 5 06 l 7mz4eD .S g -.X I X A' , f.. V n X T3 5 H9237 7' ie ' -- - 7.51,,9,5,A5k.'y4jf' Y v f -V K, 'M -'M ww L f ., ,f ,- -wa 7 'Nkf X ' X ,I , 55 xx . ff , A gif Q' ig Q P37 3 'wgfiifi V, 3 yew? Y ww . 'Q WS? - mI759'ff'5'i' rj fn, 'M' 'thnx A VFQgKfX:.e,7 'Cf fi 'V Gr fi ,, 'ge - ,Q3YLjj9,'f?g5:lQ,6,fz f ' J ww VW, ,Q , 11f?f'??-'F-' ww A .Dfw 'Fi g f i- ' : Y fi' T Q f 5335 M :,f '.':. nzqiiiil, gazw 1ff3gi , ' A 'fix Q.3??.7Lff? ' I -,f 'a K' ' -':i7Y,,,3i-S' Fi ' k .75 1' qgwquaxllillnor- DEDICATION To His Holiness, Pope Pius XII, SANCTUS MCML ROME L A T A. This Holy Year of 1950 The Hvly Year Of 1950 We, the Class of '50, dedicate this yearbook, THE I M M A C U - should be a turning point in the attitude of the World toward the importance of the Papal teachings. Let us, the citizens of America, pray to God that the Holy Fatheris pleas for a return to God will be heeded, and in this way he will lead us out of the darkness of this confused era into eternal light. The Editor, Richard Duszynski. lfwgnv The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Edward H. Vurpillat, V.F. OUR PASTOR ,gg-1, h . g , -ff , 'L qv' ' ' , Q ,,f.., 95943 J., , e swawl 9 V ?g?f3:i'Gf' 1, 1 A W ,'.?t,g'1'5.fW f? . - . V -. A - , f., , V , I , . +4 Rev Patrlek J Meehan Rev. Bernard F. Shank Rev Joseph E T111 V o 0 0 . I - . V jf 0 0 ' . Sophomore 'ifkrg N N.f' Pull out the th1 ottle and 1316132116 fO1 the WO1bt Buckle down and soon the St01m xx 111 paqs ox G1 Full speed ahead You 11 imd that facm the futme N bettel than dodgmo It 1 S S . o' f' K. Freshmen - P - . ' 'g 1 L 'O 1' 5 . Jlllllfll 5:5-L, SAL, la s S e s Senlor Out of the ha1bo1 p1oud and v1cto11ous Contentment a 1 evx 31 d fol a qob well do at Look ahead to x om 1utU1G look tom cud to a bll ht houzon to fi full and 210110115 C31 961 Petty fficers Freshman Offlcers 'llllllg WI vumn 3 Left to right Barbara Snuth Presxdent Frank Jasmewskl soclal chairman Patrlcla Cavanau h Treasurer Patncxa Grady President Terry Dysard Secretary llienneth Gulstrom Secretary absenty The cheerful new comers to our hlgh school, the Heshman Class, are an addltlon that the upperclassmen and ew erv teacher should be proud of Thev have the splrlt and willingness to help wheres er they are needed This means that ln the future we can count on them to be leaders ln whatever they undertake May their following school wears bl mg them mam opportunities to reap good through thelr resourcefulness and sound Judgment Q fs 4 I It f Q f fl l E . : . , . 9 . V ., . chainnang Edward Wiegand, Treasurerg Marcella Bobinski, social I 5 ' ! U D I ' 7 7 ' . I k., v - I . Freshman Activities RED CROSS GROUP: Sitting: Shirley Robbins. Betty Luce. Frances Janz. Stand- ing: Mary C. Krueger. Wilma Finske, Barbara Baunach. Joan Massone. Patricia Noveroski. The tradition at St. Mary's is for the Freshmen to launch the drive for the Junior Red Cross. This year they are to be congrat- ulated on their splendid work with 100 percent membership in the .lunior Red Cross in every class. SYMPOSIUM - Kenneth Kutch. Fred Pizarek, Paul Kelly. Donald Przybylinski. Bottom: Kenneth Kutch. .loan Massone, Mary Krueger. Barbara Baunach. The Freshmen English class undertook this symposium to learn how to express themselves properly and to make people understand the power of speech. THE INITIATION - The most exciting activity was their initiation. It was their turn to be in the spotlight. They took it with a smile. which proves their good sports- manship. All the upperclassmen thought we had the best Freshmen ever at St. Mary's. S i t t i n Q' left to right: Patricia Zemroski. Kzlthrine Kintzele, Betty Duszu and Marcella Bobinski. Standing' left to right: Phyllis Hutchins, George Gos- nell. James Albano. Ralph Mark. Raymond Mzmske. Paul Kelly and Marion Hank. FRESH Sitting left to light Bai bud Xolk Dt XX une Palme: ind lonrl me l,l0lIOWSlxl S mdlng, left to Tl ht Xnnette Regan lohn Soslnskl William fllllttfw Nhllliim uiltett md lumen ll nl Sitting., left to ll ht Roger EFILQOII Joyce Ro ere Nancy Kllnowltz Jeannette Dorshak and John Zmk Standing left to right Nancy Beck 'lheresa Vloz nrik Ixenneth hutch Fr'1nk SWllSlil R1ch'1rd Tarply Nhl md Pmski and Joan Benke MPN In H ll x 0 11 Edu ard NXIELN1 nxeph uendoxln md rlcn Leu lllilllgh H dl dm tm rl t h lrm une Nlllckxms Ruh xrd ote lurence Dwxrd ox tl u on ln In mm Qu ntuuu to ll I,0l0lC's Mmderpool Harhlrl Bxunach kenneth Fulstrom Ioan NI xssnne and Dons Plnrw St mdmg left to right Bar hlra Smith Pxtrlclx Gradx Be x Iuce Fred Pllarek Don lld Prvx hx llnskl Rich 1rd Foldenhauel md Robert Nhl ldlih 'Q ln eft v In llxnlewskl Pltllul Nmelskl 1 ws Nllrske md tx 'Now ltzke Stdndln r Shlrles Rohbmx t lldw href fer Donflld Ixleftel lone Moore BI'1r1e XX1ll'1rd Lhwrhe Miller Dolores B.rwers and Nlwry Carol Krueg.,'er Second Mates Sophomore Officers Standing left to right Leonard Keen chalrman treasurer Romona. Burdlck president Slttmg Audrey Bechmsh treasurer Kenneth Fedder social chalrman Alice Helga Graff secretary Eugene Heuch Condon president Robert Gruse socxal secretary Exasperatlon, rormaldeheyde the Wonder of the bull T1 og Geometry too hard fo1 some, d1if1eu1t for othels, easy fo1 the few Lookmg forward to the Sophomore Semor Breakfast After game glb gabbmg at a coke Jomt Wlth a P.K O and frenchfrles. l ' Q 'V 1,1- ' .4 , , . - fi - .' ' ' Q nl- ' U,-If J: fir , I v 4 1 , .. . , . S , S - , 3 . 2 , S , l U 1 ' ' fu A u 1 K , .Y I 0 0 .1 . 1 1 . - . ' ' ' - o . a . . . . . , . . Sophomore Activities Valerie Gulstrom and Alice Condon, ever ready sophs who know how to make bulletin boards attractive. Their duties are fulfilled to the last detail. Alice Scheherle doing a ballet shows excellent talent. A shot from My Cousin from Sweden : Patricia Swedenberg, Patricia Phelan, Pa- tricia Gruse, Romona Burdick. RILEY PROGRAM - In commemoration of James Whitcome Riley, the sophomores observed RILEY DAY with an interesting program per- taining to his life and his works. V N Sophomores Slttlllg' left to right Dorothw Zlgmuntarskl Joan Blair Barbara htzer Joan Lrback Standmg left to right Robert Lake Thomas Scholl Valerne 'liar sk: Susan Cush Robert Rogers and Raymond Germam Slltlllg left to rlght Man Anne Laskw Donald Sadenuater Robert Karuxck and Audrey Beehmskl Standlng left, to right Joseph betmeky Claire Plzarek Julleann Knoll Dolores Huppenthal Romona Burdick and Joseph Kintzele. T filling e' ri. 1 : z1tr'1-in Suede-nhurg. Donald Bendix, Eu- 'ne -uek. Ir x ' llzuelfe 1 . S anriing if rig : ly '. ensell. i a X 'v ni 1, Kenne- 'ind . :L 1 'ur '1-rder. 'zu fsee, A ary au :e - ophomores Sitting: Helga Graf, Carrol Hull- ings, Mary Elaine Bukoski. Patri- cia Phelan. Standing Eileen 7:-man Robert Gruse Pam Peters Joseph Hun nmz Adele Ratmski s Nlttln Rei e rls Xunallx X nun I xfgren Nlarlc W 07I'll lk 'ilu e C xnrlon Standing Joan I-edder Peter Zarantunello W llham NI 1 r t 1 n Ceor,e Grattenthaler Sitting Xuclres Janulli hath lcen vwnll Xaleue Gulstrom P1 triua Gruxe Ntnndmz Robert Dowd Doris Xolk Leonaid keen Patrick NIO krsckr Adele Fmille Dale Lrlexun Junior Officers Flrst Mates Preparing to Enter the Upper Deck Left J The Jun1o1s ale emei frlnq 111120 a deep ha1bo1 of strlte After then eleven years of persex erence thev Jovouslv have discover ed the beqmnlng of an endurln year of 1QSDOHSlbllltX Then Semor vea1 The JUHIOIS sponsored seve1al dances and also pa1t1c1pated 111 sklts for the qodahtv Then wo1k at the concession stands was done completely wlth success A popular event they partlclpated ln, was the Sophomore Frollc. Last but not least, the Jumor SGHIOI' Prom D1'01'Il1S6S to be a nlght of splendor and mem 01'l6S By the excellent work accomplished, It IS f3.11'lV safe to prophesy that these ambltlous J UHIOIS w1ll make a courageous and hard workmg group of future Seniors. L o ' 0 gr , t o right: erry Knoll, presidentg June Kienitz, treasurer: J yce Rice, secretary: and Dick Moore, social chairman. - w 0 1 ' a . . . . . . -.. L. tg ,w ' ' . 1 7 1 4 y -u I . r f K r . . v . 0. v V. . , -5- .. L a ' . I 4 'I ii- . 'I '1 I . 1 . . 1 . n M I . . . if . Junior Activities , . - - - L , - . lhe mz!.1'n' yzroyevt ol the .wmirmr llase: ie to riise iillI1fl4 for the- .luiiior-Senior Prxim. which is :1l'.'.'a,ys the ilifl soefal ezent ol' the st-hool year. How, flo they do th's'.' U5 taking ox't'l'th9L'1:l14'essionw.H:aat exery' home game these energetic. :onerous .Juniors are out with their Winsome smilies and baskets of 6'g'oodies. The Halloween Dance held in Marquette Hall is another hig' Junior affair. A harvest setting' with many weird Halloween features, made it a dance long' to he remembered. Sitting left to right: Monica Hllpllenthal, Sara Pollard, Doro- thy Bigda. Alice Zink. Standing left to right: Richard Porsaska. Norman Madsen, Fran- cif. Mark. John Luce. Sitting lrft to right: Valvrif- Jasniewski. Louise Staniszivwski, Alice S1-heberle, Joan Calnin. Standing loft to right: Richard Davis, Ric-harrl Monro and Lloyd Timm. Sitting li-ft to right: .losmplxinv Gs-nffriczn. Anclroa llc-Rfrsia. fath- r-rino Haas. Marion Knoll. Standing left to right: Kenneth Cavanaugh. George Sohvrki, Thnmnw Long, Jack Frm-land. ORS Sitting' left to right: Joan Py- tynia, Jane Donner, Mary Jane Georg, Mabel Huppenthal. Standing left to right: Joseph Gondeck, Jack Jergens. Karlon Kuhn, Richard Nlark. Sitting left to right: Joan Or- lowski, Maxine Barlowe. Catherine Staver, Leona Paquette. Standing left to right: Everett Eddy, Thomas WVo'zniak. Richard Novak. Sitting left to right: Shirley De- bald, June Kienitz, Joan Munning, Joyce Rice. Standing left to right: Robert Przybylinski, Frank Wiegand, Ron- ald Jesko, Jerry Knoll. Je The Captams 4.- Lft to ght Dol M h Wll hp ary Aftel battllng Talthtully T01 foul y ea1 s wx e lllld that our malden voyage IS soon comlng to an end We go to1th cauymg many fond memo1 les of these years We were a co operatlye class and ac compllshed ex erythmg that we s t out to do tex en to ettlng the school papel out 1n two davs tlmel because ot our teamwolk A dlstlngulshmg featu1e of ou1 class lS that we can boast ot four sets of twins IH ou1 group So do not thlnk that you are seclng double when you lead the names IH the Sen1o1 Sectlon ot thls yearbook Last but not least, we have the D11VllQQ,9 ofgraduatlng lT1tll1S. THE HOLY YEAR OF 1950. So OUT OF THE HARBOR INTO THE DEEP we go. The stormy sea of life awaits us. If we anchor to the Sacred Heart of Jesus and the Immaculate Heart of Mary with true love and de votion, then we can hope to continue to sail proudly and victor iously to our eternal reward for a job well done. . , , , A AV V: . 2. 'gf N .54, , i '- a ' ,J - ., 3 t 4, w Jimi, . , Q i d E , , . . - . ,Wi . : - ,L , .,,, ,im 1 1 . X f, H c Nh A A e ri : ores Pilarski, social Donald Gondeck, president, arjorie airmang i iam Bis o . treasurer: Piper. secret . . . . . . . . ,. . . . . Y . , A . . , , . . , . . , . - . . . - If l I U 1. 'I Y 'I - lg . v Q - . f I L . 7 1 v ' v as 9 7 1 V gf ' fn . 7 O ' n u . .T . . . . . . . . . . . . . I . ' i 0 o T 5 0 . . . . Semor Glrls Who Teach Rellglon ACtlVltlCS In keepmg wuth the Confratern ltv of Lathollc Action these five glrls sullmgly give an hour each aturday f m 9 ol am to teach rellglon to children who are not able to attend a Cathohr school Father Till superusor of this project IS always close at hand to asslst bw Outllhlhg' a plan Ol procedure Left to right 5ltf.lIlg Nlargaret Dent Wlary Louxse Rukoskw Standing Susan Plzarek Dolor Plannlnff tol the fL1tU.16 call-. fOl a Well planned testmg D10 01am Occupatlone often are cb osen bv people because of Qome chance lnfluence lathel than as a lesult of a careful 16X 1eW of the occupatlonal f1elfl Here the SGD101b VKQIQ subject to voca tlonal teete to Qee what then pxefel ences IU 0 cupatlonal fxelde axe Pm Puslung Kuder Preference Tests K O O I O c 0 0 - -- -- - -- , . S , ro t 0 . . L- ' , 'A. ' , , l f. es Rathnow, Mary Chase. . . . . - . . . 1 . . . as , A, V i , - 1 if 0 'W I Cs , L . x . L ' 1 i I . 6 I 'D f. ' . . . N I I . - . W - T 1 I - n . . L L- , x, 1 A 2' f v , L . I 0 1 .los Geor I Ronald Margin 1 harlu lil-h Seniors ephine Alb' .ino - Jo She is . as modest she is and blithe L bonny. ge Burtele Bud Warm heart and mmd Bern 01 Ron Fun lovm g and yet al mg to d thoughtful ways will 0 hrs part et Bent N lag g 1 e T00 energetl c take l you lne b :fe easy ut once so , , , , - as os . -. . as . .' A ' A --- . ', ' v I .I ' 1 ,A- 'J op - sulgiuu , Quiet. ' ' . - . ' . . 4. H , I , 1 I V ., 1 g u A - f u ' L , , 1 ' . - us , i vu . .N reserw ed m llmmld L h 1 and happw Nlar Skip A calm and efficient x Lhasa lack Lhlnske J and alma g to do hn ys vull s part . se Don Joual go lumln nature ackson Humorous ' , vigorous, an chievous. d mis- Seniors d! Raymond Dorshak R Determined and intriguing Richard Duszynski Dick ill to do or Depe die. ndable with a. w David Ericson Dave Small but mighty ll Donald Ericson Do and full of 1 e Active earnest Anne Garritw Annie A wmn leasant smile for all mg way a p 'h hbert Geoffnon Phil Talkest thou nothm bu f hunting Dcnalgi Gondeck - Don VALEDICTORIAN ' d alert. Naturally intelligent an - Eddie Edward Gondeck olden, he'd be If silence is g pauper. 'L -at-V QW Senlors fuutnte Gondelt l 'lrrs Good nntured and a lowal frlend orralne Gondelt I onrle She IS witty happy and mse Dtlmes C-rattenthaler Grattx Good thmgs come s ll ma packages Dltld Grott at Hxs dry wut would fill mam X olumes Patru 1.1 Grott Pa Full of puns carefree as the wmd mvarlably does the un expected L lemtntme Heuon Clem Accomplishments are obtained bw people of tranqmllltv Dorothy Karwick - Tootsie Excitable and gay as a merry- go-round. James Kintzele - Jim Men in earnest have no time to waste. Cl1l0I'S Nlars Alice Ixroenlng Butch A dependable and true friend atruk I ermhan N oo Cheerful and generous Daniel I ex endoslu I eu Strong personality with a keen sense of humor l mnl I lnqus She laughs and giggles all the WAV Xllchaela lawless Nlll-ze A new senior but hked bw all who know her loan Nlagon loame Her imgmg makeg her twue Nlarx Nlaxno Dollx Captures the warmth of sun shme m her smxle Donald Nllller Don A fnend ln need is a fnend Indeed O . A t. nl IJ. ' f. V I ' . . - sail :ev A . v X r. N v... A L ' A r- 1 J g .- - '-ni day. Nothing ever obstructs her ' , . . . n ' 'O 4 J n L ' . . . - - N . ' , ' ' ' ' as gay. I , , I to .N , - .. H Seniors ll lllldm llont Bill His pleasing disposition accents. his diligence Suranne Munnlng Sue A soft spoken girl with a wi l of hel' OWU ew erly Vlurphy Bes Her only fault is that she has DOHC Mars lean Nespo Sugar friend to everyone ohn Orlowslu John meekness ls indeed his only eakness J seph Osos Joe He speaks little but knows much l,HlLllCl3 Pankowski - Pat Always willing to do her part. Dolores Pilarske - Pee Wee A spirited cheerleader with a sparkling personality. Full of vim pep and fun she is Semors Vhlham Piper Jerrv Llkableness and unruffled good nature 'llarjorle Piper Mal are Haste makes waste elen Plzarek H1 H1 Mild manners and a gentle heart Susan Plrarek Susie In courtesv she found her chief interest Su? nne Pollard Sue Ofce fnend alwaws a friend Ime Poxlock lane Has an ever vunnmg smllf- and :sei her pen with sklll Norma Putchaw en Norm Just keeping happw IS a fine thing Dolfrre-. Rathnou Dee she save llttle but takes ln all S Hn' fl 1 s SCIIIOI G I'uvene Rudnick Gem A ymle for exerx box and tnu fx eserw Z, rl lux loul L Rlllmsxln Boots urn hart with 1 men 1 untenanme W eromm Smmala R0l'lIll9 If at first vou dont succeed try trv agam Joseph Qchelb Joe Silence IS his perfect ,low Earlene Shick - Earlene Joseph Sosinski - Joe She speaks, behaves, and acts Friend to all who know him. just as she ought. Seniors Bud Phillip Staback Genial and enthuslastlc 'eln1t7 kenneth NY Personalltw plus fi Leona Woznlak Leo You think shes qunet but dont know her as we all do you Kenny A ULATA Richard Duszynski Editor-in-Chief The Illllllilfjlllatil MARQ ETTE .f . , ,,f X, . , . ,LJ James Kintzele Sports Editor F W lhe Marquette Our school paper. the BIARQFETTE. rolls oft' the press five times a year. with pages representing the best writing achievement of the Senior Class. The writers trv to grasp the life of everything' that This !'l'Hl'- in DUPSUN Of U19 HOW and llI'llI'i0fl. WI' is good and of interest at Saint Harfs to put it in have attempted to capture and preserve in photo this papf-r, and print the spirit and atmosphere of Saint Marys This we have woven into our theme, 0l'T OF THE HARBOR INTO THE DEEP, the original idea ot' SUZANNE POLLARD. O Typlsts U First row front, left to right: Josephine Alhanu. Kroening, Earlene Shir-k, Joan Magon. Patricia Beverly Murphy, Diana Lingus, Helen Pizarek. Grott. Mary Louise Rukosky. Second row: Phillibert Geoffrion. Dolores Pilar- Fourth row: Leona Wozniak. Mary Jean Nespo. ski, Mary Chase. David Grott. Jane Povloek. Rav- Lorraine Gondeek, Marjorie Piper. Donald Miller. mond Dorshak. Dorothy Karwiek. Third row: Dolores Grattenthaler. Mary Alice -1- - its W Isl ,df Staff Picture I-Seated: Diana Lin- gus, Dolores Rathnow. Norma Putchaven. Ronald Beaver. Standing: Phillibert Geoffrion. Dan Levendoski, Joseph Schelb. Picture 2-Sealed: Clementine Herron, .lack Chinaki. Eugene Rud- nick. Larry Gondek. Standing: .loan Schelh. Susan Pizarek, Margaret Bent. Donald Gondeck. Kenneth Welnitz. Picture 3-George Bartels. Rich- ard Duszynski, Edward Gondeck. Patrick Lernihan. Picture al-Seated: Patricia Pan- kowski, Dorothy Karwick. Michaela Lawless, Veronica Semala. Jane Povlock. Standing: Donald Miller, William Bishop, Phillip Staback, Donald Chase. Raymond Dorshak and Suzanne Munning. Photographers Girls: Suzanne Pollard and Ann Garrity. Boys: Jerome Piper and Edward Gondeck. I J of , F 4,-.4v'gu-K www' WL! S-fA : ji -Q ,X I ', xx MQKH , 55 .1 ,,,, H 7,4 N l e N v Q xr '- ff A ,,X x X Q it X , ' A, X L -.Y-N, fN5 I X X x t f X ,f 1 ' f N'W H M First Row Left to Right: Edward Gondeck, Francis Second Row Left to Right: Donald Gondeck. Walter Mark, Richard Porsoska, John Luce, Kenneth Welnetz. Clzewski, Norman Madsen, Frank Weigand, Phillibert Donald Chase, Robert Przybylinski, Donald Ericson, Rich- Geoffrion, Raymon Dorsllak, Jerome Knoll, Jack Freeland. ard Duszynski. David Ericson. ALTAR We salute these boys for their iaithiuhiess in their work. With- out question they have ohediehtlj: fulfilled their appointments. We can offer no earthly tribute. First Row Left to Right: George Cosnell. Robert Dowd. Peter Zaruntonello. Raymond Germain. Paul Kelly. Sex-ond Row Left to Right: Paul Lisak, Jbseph Kint- BOYS sufficient in itself: hut it can t1'uthfu11y he said that the King of Kings, whom they have served. will shower them with graces for their dauntless efforts. -'.. zele. Robert Gruse. Donald Przyhylinski, Ralph Mark, Dale Erickson. Patrick Mokryeki. Frederick Pimrek. Llttle Helpers Of L01 etto lst row left to right: Mary Carol Krueger Annett Regan Patricia Swedenberg Joan Blaire Andrfa D1-Rosia Patricia Noverski. Second row. Left to right. Wilmi Ratinski Patricia Grady D0l0rf'S Bowers Barbara Smith Dolores Rathnow Shirley Robbins. Third row. Left to right. Barbarm Cusick Valerie Marske Alice Con- don Josephine Geoffrion Betty Luce Barbara Baunach Joycf Rogers. e I lille Helpeu of lole .ue girl- who umnsidei It .ln honor to dean and demomte the altais of Our I ord Their duties are mmall and each girl ls willing to desote a prxrtlon of her time to the pleasant ta-k In re turi Nha :menu numerous hlewings l t row llt to light Doro hx lygmuntowslri Joanne Quartuuo l harmame 'Nlmkwaw Nlarilwn Wlallon N ina v Klilillliltl Patrum Phelan Second lou lett to right Irene llazelfeldt Valerie 0-ulstrom Pa trlcia G-ruse Xudrei Janukl Do lures Xanderpool Helga Graf Third ron I 1 ft to right .lout Nloore Kathlurn Snool. Adele Ratmskl Milan I ofgren Dori: W olk P zmela Peters Bex erlx unallx F .ax THE FIGHTING 69 th X 11111111 11011 111 11111911 C C111 1111c 1out11s 111111 M 1119111591102 to 1 fucfztel 13111111 0+ 1110 T1q10UQ11 Q1Qdt91 C191 0111111 to tue q21c1f1c1 H0111 01 Te-N111 111111 the 1mmf1cu11t0 Hecuf 11+ 1118111 ' :ra Y . . Y . ,4 . V 1 1 4 - ' a 4 1, 5 v ' w A f - J 1 v 1 . X L Q., . ,J , 1 R 1 5 1 1 - . 1 . . 1 . , A - . 3 1 1 - 1- y . - - 1 . 1 l v . L 5 A 1 1 V - 1 1 X , . - 1 L 1, L V. . Y 1 1 N f 1 f 4 1 , r . v U . . c c ., . A l . .N Y Ls' ' ' - 1 if , ,fq A 4 -- S x . Rev Rlchard W Tlmm, C S C S M can boast of QIXIUQ fm othel of hel sons to the glououb Qeluce of God On Tune 8 1949 the Rev Rlehaud T1T1'1l'11 I 16123 ot 40 Wag OICIHIHQC1 a Holx CICS' puest at Saued Hemt Chmeh Notle Dame Indlana HN lH'fQ1GbfQ he m the adx en tluouq hte of the imeuzn HNHQIOH Tlelds of Indla that Calle fm and funn hlled xx 1th the Yeal of the C1 on GlVlllg Then' Flrst BICSQIHQ I nsl left. Iither Tlmm hle sung., hu httle meme Xnnl NI me Shlel The Urdlnands I4 ront row center Hls Lxcellencw the Nloet Res John Pranue 'Noll D D I I D 'itandm dlrectls behmd the Bl hop rs P lther Tlmm O T 0 0 0 I .1 . -' 'S ' L' f ' ' - K If . ' 1 1 . v V' kf , - . Y f 'W uh w N 3 a a .71 I n be n 1' I I - 1 . . prlests mth courageous hearts. O L ' . i A rv. l 0 O l o 0 ,b , L, z Sodality Committee Chairmen I eft to right Ronald .Iesko I lterature Committee Daniel I exendoski Entertfunment Lommlttee Nllchdela I awless Our lads Q Commlttee Joyce Rice I 1101 ature Commlttee Rm mnnd Dorshwk Nhssmn I ommlttee Group From 1949 May P1 oeession e Nun. WX 'llttr XX olfe I erm 1 XI ofnnk Henuetta We-lx NI tw I I Ia her WI'1s Queen Nhrg., tret Bent Nlarx Iou Deuahtmg Jo'1n Nh on Phxlh Oforek Dwrothx almck wr e Knoll , 'f : .' . A, . 3 l . A w sq Q I I ' s . I v uv y L A msg .9 ' 1 1 . - 9 . 1 ' 3 ' ' K ,Y I n . til' O ' I V, I, ft to right: Hott.: Putchaveli. Gloria lxaczmarek, 1 - ' , , z ' '. 1 '. ' . aj la- 2 . . .g :. 2 1: Q . .' 4 ' . 17, V . . .gf . j 's 'I , - ,' G Knlvhts and Hamlmalfla Of The Blessed Sacrament The Kmqhta and HdlldlTlHldS of the Blewecl S3Cl3.lT1QDt TQ an actlxltx of out Ladx Q Soclalltx Its l'HQl'1llDCl: Que Qpeclal llOllO1 to 0u1 Eucha11Qt1c Kmg Thex pledge themselx es to be xx eeklx com mumcanta and to establlsh all tll1l'10'Q m Chust lst row Susan Plzarek leronna Semala Sue Nlunnm Dolores PllIll'Skl Patrlcla Pankowskl Dorothw Kanuck Dolores Grattenthaler Lllementlne Herron 'Wan -thee Kraemng Nlarw Jean Nespo 2nd rou 'Elan Louise Rukouskw 'liars Jane Ceor Do'ore Rathnou Wlarjorne Piper Patrlcla Grott Wlargaret Rent Norma Putchav n Anne Q-arrltw Ramona Burdick d rou 'Harlan Knoll Marianne laskv Hllarx DeRos1a J anne Ouurtuen Patrlcla Zemroskl Marcella Bobmskl fran e Iahnv Joan Benke Harte VS llard Barbara htze 3 ar Qar l Krue er Patricia Grads 4th rnu Patrlua bvtedenbcrg Kathleen Snook Xdec l t Claire Pnare All e Zmk Annette Regan Jou NI re 'llonlca huppenthil Sarah Pollard oth rou Joan Vlunnmg Jmce Rice Patrlua Gru Andres Jamck Nunn Lofqren Barbara Nm th Vlzlmi I-make Betts Iuu Barbara Baunath ron Jean Carter June KIPHILZ Uathtrme Ntaxer Andrea Dc-Rona Joan Blalre Xalerle Gulstrom Joanne I rb:1 k Darts Xolk C trol Ilullmgs Xalcrle Nlarskc 1 1 lou Beurlw Nunallx Pam Peters Nusm iush Nlabcl Hunpenthal XBIPYIO Jasnleuskl Josephine Geof frlan Alice tondon loan Fed'ler Dorothx Zvgmuntousl Jule Ann knoll oth IO!! Patrnua Phelan Hel a Graf hllecn Leman Fzruara Cusick Kathrsn Hass Phwllls Ilensell Bovs Peter Zarontonella Bob Przsbsllnsu Thomas Lont, Rlchard Nowak Walter cllellhkl Eugene Heuck Dona d ll er he meth Vlenetz Phlllp btabaek R1 hard D45 vmkx Donald hrcson Donald Gondc lt Jerome knoll lek za e D nalcl Chlae Rawmond Dorshak Dc llawn Ialmer AL Wd, X . f ..l I '. ll foil-.:'. ww 4' x xi A. 3 1? I 1 3 Vi' f m L.- '4 . .fa -. 2 . SL' f jg 9? ki Q ,. 41 11 ,s. 1 6 mf i vw! AD .IESUM PER MIRIAM S0CldllStN ol Oul Ladx should plow ln th611 deeds that thex ale modeln .fllld adapted to the needs of the Chulnh Thls TS the 1949 50 natlonal gOCl21lltX slogan the c ntlal theme of xlhlch 18 Constlucted Oll the Holx Fathel s lenent Apostollg COIlStltLltl0Il on the SOIL-ll1tX of Olll Ladx All S0fl1l1Sl hflle lexereme flllfll loxe md .ln flldent duotlon to the llle Ld X llgln leach Chrlst IN through Nlalx Hl motllel -XD JESLNI PFR NIIRIANI IS al 1 l the p st lptlxe dm l'c'l1cilJlG offlurs mule Lhos ll to mad um mlttees The Lltelatule fODl1'!llttC9 uollected and dlStl1lJl1tt?fl Cdlh0llC lltfflatllli vshele lt could do good Oul Ladx s COlNTTl1tt6L fullllshed floxxels on 'Xlalx s feast daxs fO1 hel flltal ln chuleh The Euchallstln Com mlttee held fl FllChdl1St1C Clll ide to enloll new lllillllldl s lll Thr lxnlghts .and H mclmald ot the blessed Qdclamellt Vkl'llLl1 lurthels fl6X0tlOH to the I-llfhflllstll ChllQt hx we kll canceled stamps f0l the f0lBl5.ll mlsslons fllld lxellt Culstlom fl fleshmen ex ll 'sdtll flcel llls vs hole Xdllllllli Qtamr collutlon fOl that wood CdllN lv lm Standlng left to rlght Co Prefecl, Donald Gon Dlana Lingus, Clementlne Herron Wlarw Nlagro, deck, and Christmas Carolers 'Katy Allce Kroenlng. .losephme Albano Joan 'Wagon and Dolores Vlarw Chase, Marv L Rukovlskw Suzanne Plzarek Rathnou '1 U . 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V - . . 1 N I X 1 c 4 L x IL L ,- .A '2, 1 rL'i' ' Wim mxttee Nfarzaret chairmen of the Fucharlstlc com Nlunnmg 'wsntant pn-fmt lfundc-tk treasurer Nlarx Bent prefect Nuzanne Left tu rlsht Edwmrc 1 tan Jatk chlIlNkl assistant pre ff Prefemt Margaret Bent Je-an Nupo sure Nlarw Abu hrof-nm., fut Donald Chaie and Sophomore Frolic The sophomore class displayed talent this year when they success- fully put on the Sophomore Frolic. The girls gave a most interesting skit entitled, My Cousin From Sweden, which was hilarious from heginning to end. The boys in turn tried to outdo the girls in, The Ghost of Lone Cahinf' a real comedy. Last. came the popular darkies who stole the show with their niinstrel selections and jokes sandwiched between. Top picture: Patricia Gruse and Adele Finske. Lower picture: Skeleton, Dale Erickson. Oh, Those Mmstrels ' O Top, left to right: Donald Chase, Thomas Wozmak Pat Mckrycki, and Eugene Heuck. Lower: Eugene Heuck, Raymond Dorshak, Thomas Wozmak Paul Lisak Joseph Munmng and Ronald Beaver Senior - Sophomore Breakfast 'T The Senior-Sophomore Breakfast sponsored by the Sophomore Class, was held at the Sheridan Beach Hotel ln honor of the Ofraduatmg S9I1101'S of '49 A speech mmgled wlth hurnol and lnvaluable adv1ce to the out golng sen1o1s Was del1Ve1 ed by the Rt Rex MOHSIQHOI E H Vurplllat Those present were the Rev Joseph T1ll Rev Bernard Shank the Sen1o1 and Sophomole Offwers along vxlth then mothers and the Sen1o1 Class Elaborate deeoratlons a1t1st1cally arranged added to the table settlngs WHAT A BREAKFAST' W EK Salnt Mary s ulll nd Scroll Honor Soclety Ti' ttmg left to nght Anne Garnty Maxme Standing Sue Plzarek Joan Munnmg June Barlow Mary Alxce Kroenmg Mary Louxse Klemtz Donald Gondeck Norman Nladsen Rukosky Valera Ja Yllfwikl Mary Chase An Marian Knoll Sara Pollard Mom a Huppenthal drea De Rosla and Ahce Zmk Absent Mary J Goerg and Dolores Rathnou The e students must be ln the upper thlrd of their class ln general sehola tlc stand n and mlst have done superlor work ln wr tlng The purpose of thus soclety lS to encourage and reward mdxvulual achnexement m the fleld of Journallsm Membership pledge IS I pledge myself to do all ln my power to work for the advancement of mv commumtv to be loyal to my superiors to llve up to the Ideals ol' true Journalism and to be lmpa txal m mv mterpretatmns of the Truth Hlstor In The Maklng Map Maklng r t r w a 'e Ju me Klent a'1l 'Vlabel Hupp ntnal iecarrl raw Roo r' Przy bylm k Wal r e J3,SnleWSlxl and Joan Pvtyma Tfnrl row lark L Ice Jerry Knoll Norman Vladsen and Dorothv B gda Fourth row Maxine Barlow Momca Huppenthal Kather me Haas and All e Scheb rle lf fth row Marian Knoll Andrea De Rosla and Jose phme Geoffrlon Sixth row Shirley Debald Catherme Stas er Loulse Stan lsjevsskl J we Rm O , Q O O ' .44 V ' - . -Ml 2 . s 9 7 y Q ' F, , ,I K Q 4 ' Z vs ,5 U' .3 X ' if V , t , kr ,f if lx 41-- f Ss : , . : , , . , , , - . 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Iv: ' ' , , ' , ' h' - 1 ', e. w ilwaukee Bound - To Catholic Press Congress Left to right first row Sue Plzarek Gondeck 'VIary A Kroenmg Richard Clementine Herron Duszynskl Marv L Rukoskv and Jane Second row Dolores Pllarskl Donald Povloek Blue Rlbloon Bov RICH XRD Nl XRRQ Nine delegates and two facultx '1dXlS0lS attended the N ttional tathohc I' ducational Press Congress in VIIIVN iukee Wisconsin It the Qchroedel Hotel December Z 3 and 4 Qchool The contention opened with a lecture hw Nhisne VS ard Sheed authoress and publisher Other noted QDE 'lk9l'S were also on the proqmm Richard Niarks took first pnzt this year at the Indiana btate 'Huck Crop Show for 4 H bows Richard has won awards in each of the fixe wears that he has par tlclpated ln this show His project is growing Potatoes Av' . M v I i. 1 vis: n 'f ' ' ' ' ' . . vw ' 1 ' V. , A 1 K .1 C J A I q o .. . , , . .' . z t ' . . .. ' . 'I The meetings were held at Marquette University High ' . I i ,L . . ' ' - L' L - w, I . - 1 f Q' , xr . Q . . . J A A A L Amoebas, Protozoa, And P3P3lllQCllllll Hmm... A TWO LNI' RGI' llt BIUI Ot ISIS Left to rl ht I-ugene Heufk and Adele Flnsks UV! Y- 'X From back to front Irene Hazelfeldt. Nlanlsn Nlallon Barbara Wltzer Adele Fmske Marv Paquette Walerle Nlarske Jean Carter 'Vlarle sx0Z!1l3k WEIRD Lofgren Donald Bendix Phwlls Henbell Clanre Pnzarek Ramona Burdick Peter Larantonello towskl Ninn Ann La,skw Julla Knoll Eugene Heunk Robert Rogers Donald PTYhWllHSkl Joan Fedder Patricia Nwedenbur Ruta H ellnltz George Cratten thaler kenneth Fedder and Paul Plsele ro- x o x nh w knrw 1 deslgned to promote Ntlflltlflt tuflles ol hl0l02ltdl plohle-me md the prohltmk related to hloloflx that tontront all of us some time or another The hltllfllfltil term- facts and prlnuplex which grow out of thes Ntudles lnlogx on x 1 1 tontllhu to e deselopmtnt of the xtudents outlook md lttIOIl whuh helps thnx world to hetome 1 Bl pl ue to hu O f O X may I ' . , 0 . 'P ' L , ' .' .I ' is , wx J ' ' 3 S A A w if V W M, K 1 A J R - ' I, '-' -Q '- if-t If f Q'-V ' R ' e A 'I Z I W. B I -7 4 Y, . -...Q HN - 'W L , AW . -- 4 Q , 1 - , 5 ,., - ' ' 'Q William Martin, Howard Feldmeir, Dorothy Zyginun- V p R E . . V. V A' 2' .I t t . . , 1 1' . ' , ' fi . 2 a , . f Q X A l ' Q M 1 4 A 1 , liifl gg f r rtude as 'e ' 1 '. 's P I ' '.u - if 1 r 5' - 2 , hh' ' ' 2 ,'. .4 ,- . -. ' 5' .2 K.. , L. 4 in b'1 lj hllp o - te th, hett ' 2 - ' '1 ln. ' 'QI 'IH' , 'g 3 Q - . . '. Chemistry L! Left to rlght Ronald Heater Margaret Bent Veronica bemala Suzanne Nlunnmg June Kxenltz Nvnna Putchawen Ronald Jeske Jerome Knoll Susan Plzarek Joan Wlunnlng Michaela Laulees Phlhp Staback Jack Luce Robert Prusbyllnskl Suzanne Pollard and Norman Wladsen IHREE HI' ADS XRE BETTFR TH AN ONE -uh1ect for hwh xchool studentx who are lnterested m xueme lf more students knew the vllue of chemlxtlx thex would undouht edlx haxe more qualified and better tl unul chemlxtx ln the world todax Tho. adw mce ment of Lh9mlNllX means 1 mfel 'Ind more Clellllfll world In xx hlch to lne Left to rxght Xeromca semala Ronald Jesko and susan Plzarek I H . . v , J, n X J A - A o, U Chemistry is il new and fascinating . I , . . . .K . ',. ... .. v - . A. ' . .. , .1 - Il3IlQ1lDlW l Q The Bells ful' Saint Klzllfs mug' julvilzmtly that night nl' Maj: 26, N49 with the Belles of Saint Marys clressecl gully in spring' pastels. Their flutes fm' the evenimz' were in pert lmw ties zmfl white cunts. If3lFIi li IFS MAT-MV 4 Q iw -S Y 7 Q ,NQ.. M lx X ,V Q s W X S if .., 1 5 SPORTS I' SPDRTS e Spirit Was Nl: lo eph Yonto md llr Stexen Pawell left to right Coach Pasela James Alhano Ralph Mark Robert lake Larrx Gondek Donald Mlller Norman Madsen Francis Mark Llowd 'hmm Daud Erlcson Thomas Long kenneth Caw anaugh lhlham Blshop and Phxlllp Sta back hlttlng the machine left to right leonard Ixeene ltred Plzarek Ralph Mark Yhlllam Blshop Donald Muller and llowd Tlmm ez' lnllllf Sept Sept Sept Qept t. L L Oc Nos Scores S N lpp Worth Judson C XJ Nl oodrou hhllNOI'l QHD 1 Xl est lataxette CAD Q lohn B H OIom8.D1dJ QHJ lxnox t-U hhlfl fHOITl8t0II1lll 3 H New Buffalo QHJ Central Cathollc South Bend QM 1 Foshen KHJ Here's How Head football Coach, Joseph Yonto and Assist and Coach Steven Pavella. The hard work of head football coach, Mr. Yonto and Coach Steven Pavella turned into a, successful season when the Blazers pulled through with 'I Victories in 9 games. 1949 BLAZER GRIDDERS 'l'1.n.2 . I 'll1.f1.lnl Front Row left to rnght Jlm Albano Dick Wolfe Bob Lake John Sosmslu Tom Scholl Len Keene Ken Cavanaugh Bob Gruse Joe Lewendoskl and Mgr Ken Gulstrom.. Second Row same order Ron Beaver Jack Chmski George Bartels Tom Wozmak Ken Wel ntz Ed Gondeck Dan Levendoslu Phil Stabac' Dave Grott Eu ene Heuck Richard Novak and Pat Lern1ha.n Top Row same order Mgr Joe Gondeck Fran Mark Paul Ensele Don Muller Bill Bishop Dlck Moore Larry Gondeck Tom Long' Lloyd Timm bred Dlzare Norm Madsen and Mgr Paul Llsak Football Log Blazers Roll Ow er North Judson 41 0 Sept 9 The Blazers opened then 49 grid season vuth a um as Don Miller and Larry Gondeck sparked the offensive play Fran Mark and Tom Wozniak played well defenslvely Larry Gondeck lack Chmskn Pat Lemlhan Bull Bishop and Don 'Vllller scored TDs during the mghts fray Lafayette Trlps S M 28 7 Sept 23 The Blazers fought hard but came 0ut on the short end aftcr playing close untll the 4th quarter Grldders Rack Benton Harbor 11 7 Sept 30 The Blazers offense was m the peak of strenzth as SM scored 9 touchdowns m easy fashxon Miller went over 4 tlmes for paydlrt S M Scalps Knox 26 0, Oct 7 After a. slow start and leadmg only 6 to 0 at the half the Blazers roared to a convmcmg vlctory m the last half Great teamwork paved the way to vlctory Blue and Gold Stun Wlrt 32 12 Oct 14 The Blazers made up to some extent the loss they received from Wlrt last year St Marys caprtalized on thelr rlmning attack whxch was gomg ln smooth gear The game was very close for the first half and St Marys had a great battle before they made their passing' and runnmg pay off ln points S M Downs South Bend C C 27 7 Oct 25 The Blue and Gold rode over to Central Catholic and came home mth a pleasing vrctory Tackle Ed Gondeck ran back an nntercepted pass 56 yds to C C 1 yd ne Goshen Trlms S M 41 22 Now The Blazers played hard and well but they were up ag-amst a h1ghly toted team. Goshen started wlth the fireworks but after S M started to roll the really had to buckle down to hold their win 1 ' , ' , o 1 . L. . 5 I ' , 1 Blue and Gold Take Wilson 46-0 Sept. 16 Blazers COI'F2ll BiS0l1S, 33-7. Oct. 22 Y ' 1 Q . ' , , . . ' . li . ' Y V . . . . 0 - I ' . v Y' 5 5 Y' Thomas Scholl Rlchard Novak Thomas Wozmak Gary lI't,S Trooperr The gloom of defeat was slapped onto Gary hard running attack overran Wirt to the tune of Wirt's Troopers rather harshly as the Blazer's 32-12, at Ame's Field, on October 14, J' 'flu--1 Lawrence Gondeck Donald Muller Lloyd Timm Three ha1d running., backe Francis Mark Kenneth Welnetz George Bartels Two tough ends and a stalwart center. ' f ., fm, .A - 'f' l , f! g g ' do Ik RWHTIJ '71 Richard Moore Patrick Lernihan Edward Gondeck Blezers Taklng Knox 26 O :QQ Blazer Grldfiers turned up the turf at Knox and nent on th vun aft 1 cur ommg 190 vds in penalties durmg the game 0 -f I x ww. , U - -fs W .f . . . ' 3 ' .i C ' L A '. ' . Jack Chinski Ronald Beaver Capt. Daniel Levendoski Here are five Seniors who played hard all the time for good old S. M. I i.-ln.. William Bishop David Grott What is it--a new type of plane? 1 Phll Staback Robert Lake Kenneth Cavanaugh fx fl' X.. , I ' I 2 R . 3' 9 . Q. 3 iv- , 3 .. , ' ' r W WS HoMECo I G Left to right: Donald Miller. Dorothy Karwick. VW-lnitz, and Suzanne Munninz. The crowning Jack Chinski, Valerie Gulstrom, VVilliam Bishop. of the Homecoming King and Queen was one of Dan Levenrloski 1Kingl, Delores Pilarski 4Queenl. the first major highlights of the school year. Anne Garrity, Patricia Pankowski, Larry Gon- Interest and enthusiasm of both team and school deck. Patrick Lernihan, Joyce Rice, Kenneth was brought out by this spectacular event. BLAZER PEPPY CHEERI G QUINTET Left to right: Mary Jean Nespo. Kathryn Haas, Mildred Scheberle. Delores Pilarski, and Valerie Gulstrom. '49-'50 Blazer Hardwood Aggregation X Kneeling tleft to rxghtl Ffuch Pavela Bull Jerry Knoll George Bartels Dan Levendoskl Bishop Larry Gondeck Don Mxller George Tom Wozmak Gene Heuck and Fran Mark b0b9Ckl Llovd Tlmm Standing lsame order! Congratulation Round Up The 19 50 Blue Blazer team competed wlth mam top crews and thew came out SlCt0l'l0US m ome of the battles The standard of good competltlon w hlch St Mars s has now reached lb a credlt to the school 'md team Paired up against strong opposltlon thew gawe the crowd thelr monexs worth of thrllls and they llso plaved a neat brand of ball The YlLt0I'l0s that the team dld succeed lh obtammg w ere both pleasant and merited hw their hand work m trammg., Bemff ln bw 10 at nlght wasnt so easv mans tlmes but stlll thew dld lt 'lhes worked hard for ew erw uctorw and thew w orked hand ln their defeats also Either w ln or lose the team plawed good ball and executed fme sportsman shlp and teamwork Coaches Pawela and Yonto both worked to their peak to 1 ne all thew had to the team and the team made the best of thls most of the time Fr Tlll and Nh Richard Scholl also contributed much time to the good of the Blazers The bows who will not return next year lease a fme record of teamwonk and the up and coming underclassmen wlll haue .1 high les el to lne up to George Bartels Dan Lewendoskl B1llB1shop Larry Gondeck 'md Don Nllller w1ll hue Illawed their last games for S NI bv the time thus IS prmted Thes have alwaws worked hard and made thus hard work paw off So CONGRATUL ATIOWS team of 49 all and much luck team of 10 ul 5 ' 1 1 v Q 1 v 1 v Q - , D . I l ' . H 4 ' D' iv 1 ' ' N ' - . ' ' . ' J . E a. - . b f. ' , ' c - V . . . , . . , . . f 4 . D . . . . 1 ., D . . . . . . . , . . 1 . s . ' - . 1 , , . . . . . . , , V . - ,. , . 1 1 v V b . 5 . . - - . , - ' , ' ' ' , - - , -' - , - . . ' ' ' . ' '. . . . . - . , . Y , . Q L , . ' . c ' '. -, . - T . , - H . .iu - . . . A , . , . . A . . Z . . . - Y v , . Y . . r ' . . . V Y . . Q g 0 , Q l A , . . . . . . - v - . v 7 ,. 1 . n A . ' . . . . . . . . . v - 7 - - L 4 . 1 ' 1 'n . Larry Gondeck Lloyd Timm George Soheclti Tom Wozniak, junior Center, played first string pivot man and his position was a tough one to handle. But Tom worked hard and gave his all. Don Miller. speedy senior torward. played first string and led the team in scor- ing' in a majority of the games. He was always banked on tor some points. Tom Wozniak Larry Gondeek played reserve forward. This is his senior year and his position will he hard to fill next year. Lloyd Timm, a junior. played reserve guard and saw lots of sparkler action. He was very valuable and has another year ahead ot' him to play. George Soheeki. another junior. was the other reserve guard. He also saw Sparkler action and was Counted on many times for the point when they were needed. Don Hiller g.llAf?4 Dan Levendoski played reserve center and was a tough rebound man. Dan's a senior and is playing his last year for good ole HS. M. Eugene Heuck, reserve forward, is the youngest of the crowd. He's only a soph, but his hard work and will to win, stand out. Fran Mark, junior. first string forward, is plenty big and when he starts jumping he really puts in the rebounds. Dan Levendoski George Bartels, senior, first string guard, is a hard worker and always on the jump. He didn't score too often but his defense play was outstanding. Eugene Houck i Bill Bishop, another senior, first string guard, was as quick as a flash. His shifty dribbling and quick ,jump shots helped the Blazers to win many times. Ifran Marks, fil'fII'21' Ilgxrtvl-. Hill liishnp GIVI G OUT AWARD MSg'1 E X7Ll1D1ll3t Coach Yonto Rex J T111 Coach Paxela Come on, gang, Cheer' worked hard all wear to get the Blazer backers tn support thenr team xocalls Hara Jean Nespo and Dolores Pllarskn V111 be lost bw graduation and they de sene an oratlon for the1r fine work Xalerne Gulstrom will retum next sear to in to make the cheers even a little louder Nluch luck to the success of all the gxrls fx . 0 v -1 v 4 9 - - . , ' f ' . J 0 These live peppy cheerleaders have Alice Sr-heberle. Katherine Haas, and Q 5 'Z S i nn QA, D W x W M f 11 n. Q Q SPARKLERS Top rim left to nght Eugene Heuck Robert blttlng left to right Kenneth Gulstrom Peter Gruse Leonard Keen, Jerome Knoll Joseph Leven Larantonello John Sosmslu Patnck 'Vlokryckl Rich doskx James Albano Ralph Mark Fred Plzarek ard Wolfe Richard Noxak Patrick Bendix Rmchard 'Woldenhauer and Eduard Wlegand The Spa1kle1s, undel the capable COHCll1f1Q' of M1 I0 eph Yonto, wolked hald all season and came out wlth then shale ot vlctorles Thm hard wolk they ale leammq w1ll make them Val uable to the Blazer teame of the futu1e and thls Wlll make way lOl a bettel mgamzed and well balanced team So the Wold of encoul agement to theee understudles le that then work IS not m x am and th1Qt1am1ng w1ll show up m futule Bla7e1 SCO1 es 1 , . Q 1. . . ' . , . 1 , . . . . . ' v 1 ' 1 v 4 w ' 1 . , . v . . v ! V A I Y 1 1 ' 5 v , 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 '- ' , .7 1 0 5 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 11 - 1 t kv , , , 1 1 r -1 J L 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -4 1 1. L 1 1 1 1 1 1 , ' l 'i I -I K J L I 0 F HFTERQ Tv 41,1 1. In the huddle 2. Margie 3. Sunning 4. Bev. 5. Round the piano 6. Encircled T. Resting? 8. Good posture 9. Frosh! 10. Making himself tall 11. Bob 12. Wash Tub 13. Chizel 14. Three Stooqes 15. Athletic Type 16. Willie 17. Gene 18. Glamorous 19. No skates Joan? 20. Sea sick 21. Senior Pre.. 22. Is it you George? 23. Posing 24. Attention 25. Find her Iliuy? 26. Chem. Expert 27. Big Stuff 28. Pals 29. Why back when 30. Norm. for short 31. Ring it early George.32. Kathy 523, Moxie 34. Just at little Gob 35. Model Junior 36. Junior 40. The Mouth 41. Eager Beaver 42. lien .md Sue 433. Gondeek? 44. Clemy 45. The old or new livoki' 46. Punkin 47. Just Chuck 48. Pavella sleeping? 49. Two heads are better than one. 50. Tootsie Roll 51. Lover, of sports 52. Ronnie and Phil sand his name's Sta--hack, Xi. Ain't shc sweet? 51, Over the harrell 55. 15'ow, girl 56. Studious Seniors 57. Brounic 58. Smilef 59, Gratty 60. 111-re comes the parade 61. lYl1ats11rnattal1'? 62. Dolores till. Adele. wait- ing for cousin 64. Voice of a lark 65. Little girl. Pllots AdHllHlStP3tlVC Staff The Rt Rev Monsignor Edward H Vurplllat V F Sxster M des Vlctolres C S C Prmclpal of Samt Mary s Hugh School Fat ulty Rev Bernard F Shank Slster M des Vlctolres Rellglon Mathematlcs Rev Joseph E Tnll Sister M Good Counsel Religion Biology Engllsh Rellglon Chemistry Mathematics Sister M Concllxo Slster M Phllomena Engllsh Soc1alSc1ence Mathematics Engllsh Slster M Dafrosa Sister M Roslta Llbranan Hxstory Commercxal Sister M Ruberta English Latm Sister M Julien Plano Mr Stevenl.. Pavela Phys1calEdc Clvxcs Mr Joseph F Yonto Physlcal Ed. Health and Safety O l . O . , O I . O . . , O I O . . . , . Rev. Patrick J. Meehan Sister M. Lorettyn St Marv S Parent Teacher ASSOCl3tl0H Ufficers Setedlftt ightM JJGarag'htyM L P MrsG g Plme Vlr Mr John P t M: p tk S Mrs J hn Do Ab nt Mrs J G lik, Mrs Fr k Hassee Te ure WIrsGl T kMr Al Grus MrsTh QtadigMlsJ phQrtia,MrSMatth Sthoak Mrs Edi Mhryki d M Geog Mrs K th Esli g Mrs H Witt P te The IMMACULATA STAFF wishes to thank the P T A for thelr whole hearted Interest and generous support Patrons Monslgnor E H Vurpnllat, V F A F rlend Daughters of Isabella, No 292 Freshman l Class Knights of Columbus, Councll No 837 Freshman II Class Mrs Charles V Hlckox Sophomore I Class Salnt Mary s Holy Name Soclety Sophomore II Class Sami: Mary's Rosary Society Junior Class Immaculate Concephon Sodallty 9 I I o U YA V, . l ,, J ' v f' V ln ' F' ' , J V I ' 5, if ' X I I . ' ' I ...- Q a , e o r : rs. . . , rs. Mrs. eo acholke, . eor e a r, A s. Leroy lvlichaels, Mrs. Henry May, Vice-President: John Kelley, Clarence Novak, and Mrs. s, Pawelski, residen g s. Matthew Jose h Root. Rad e, ecretaryg and . . o nnelly, se : . on ra, . an . ras r. l . enn ras, s. ex e. . omas tnn: .ose uauc . ew avi, . wn occ,a.n rs. r , . enne s n , . . erman e. Clarence e rs. O . . . O O 0 l I I O I . . O I U , I l O PHONE 177 SCHUMAKER Constructlon Conlpany GENERAL CONTRACTORS K F SCHUMAKER O 1411 East Michigan Sf f Michigan C fy Congratulations to the Class of 50' Ploneer Lumber 8: Supply Company 320 E Second St HERB 8: MIKE'S Barber Shop 911 Frankhn St Known for Service and Values' H RSCH S Dept Store Standard Oll Towmg Servuce Products LONG BEACH GARAGE ll Hxh LS hga Cty l ph 2976 1 l H BECK'S JEWELRY 8: Gifts 511 Franklin Street Phone 693 Compliments of Wagner's Groc Ice Cream Bar Super Hamburgers 8th dc V5 ll d A Congratulatuons To A Flne Class Bodine Studios, Inc W g Prtralts 41 F Randolph Body Works Complete Colllslon Repalrmg Phone 2248 I 4 l I , 2 ities East on 'g Way '. . 12 Mici n i , Indi Complete Auto Repair S ' Tee one - lc-onard .. offman I l 'i ar . ve. I I I Known For Prize Vinnln 0 . 2 ranklin Sl. THE YOUNGSTER S SHOP INFANTS d CHILDREN S WEAR F kl 1064 h g Ct KIENTIZ FOOD MART 2701 FRANKLIN ST PHONE 406 COMPLIMENTS STANLEY BOYAN S 509 W T fh Sf COMPLIMENTS WILKES DRUG STORE d F k OTTO AICHER CO 71 712F k 1 COMPLIMENTS SEARS ROEBUCK 84 CO M hg C Be rw h BERG S FLORIST 9 F kl f Ph 447 1 OF 7 1 7 813 ran in St. Phone llfh an ran lin Sis. Mic i an iy, Ind. L' 1 FURNITURE OF O- ran lin S . Shoe Repair hop . en . s is es OF 7 ic i an ity, Ind. O6 ran in S . . Congratulations and Best Wlshes to the Class of 50 Gerald J Olvaney Royal Blue Store 1315 Franklin Street Compliments of ULRICH Palnt and Glass Inc 202 Franklin St Phone 5376 Dr B H Kaplan J L LaFountam Optometrists speclallzmg ln Examlnatlon of the yes E E tEghhSt 2000 Congratulations to the Class of 50 St Mary's Parent Teachers Assoclatlon Congratulations to the Class of '50 KORN'S Televlslon Radio Pianos Phone 4675 1601 1603 Franklin Street JUNIOR VOGUE DRESS SHOPPE 301 Jefferson Street La Porte, Indiana ' J 4 I ' I Your satisfaction is our success Compliments of I I I I s u .. .. , 123 as i t ' reet Phone I 7 4 9 I I I Compliments Dr M L Ferguson Clarence Hegelmayer Quality Groceries 505 W 10th St Phone 505 COM PLIMENTS OF Rutter Flsh Company 1 18 W Sth Street Ktl l I M PHILIPS ICE 84 COAL COMPANY 9 8 Whb'I' ILIGHTH STRILET VI h g C ly d T I ph0 A KOWIPI BTI' LINL OF COAL 84 Appl Televlsaon Radios Refrigerators Thor 1105 Comp 'ments of S S Kresge 5 S 0 619 Franklin St Phone 296 215 E Michigan St Phone 650 1800 'I l Comphments of SHOES 803 Franklin St 46 of I I I I l I l 11 urine Crcager Ruin as liurnlzl I 'txfdll I I l . 2 , . . . K. . .iciani,Iniana e e ne 479 II Television ' Ph-iw Peters 8z Marske Inc. WQ xl - x Ironers - lllll' F ' k' fl. Phone .. if J 0 6 7 I l I c .,., 1-0 -1-1 -' . .I' :I,' City, Ind. Phone ' Compliments of MEYER CANDY CO. 1716 WASHINGTON 91. COMPLIMENTS OF HUMMER MORTUARY 716 WASHINGTON ST. PHONE 2121 FINE FOOTWEAR FOR MEN WOMEN AND CHILDREN EXPERTLY FITTED DOBESKI S SHOE STORE 909 FRANKLIN s'rnl-:ET COMPLIMENTS OF PETITE BEAUTY SHOPP 720 FRANKLIN STREET E BEST WISHES A FRIEND VIC MIGLIORIE'S FRUITS 8: VEGETABLE MARKET WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 110 E RIPLEY CONTRACTORS PLUMBING HEATING SIMPSON 8a ADAMSON 904 FRANKLIN ST MICHIGAN CITY IND PHONE 196 The Ladies Shop Y , 1 ' ' Corner of Eighth 8: Franklin Sf. , . Kramer 84 Sons Wholesale Grocers Mlchlgan Clty Ind LaPorte lnd Yalowltz Frult Co , Inc Wholesale Commlsslon Merchants 110 Washington St Mlchlgan Clty Indlana Phone 1047 Congratulatlons to the class of 50 721 10th St Ph 4552 Compliments of Elght Street Cate 112 W 8th St Phone 2604 Always a School Booster Steve Sowmskl Grocery 1410 Ohio Street Phone S625 Compliments of Triangle Food Mart Phone 1757 Congratulations from Calvert Studio Photography Smce 1889 421 Franklin St Phone 5270 Dallle's Food Mart Groceries Meats Blrdseye Frosted Foods 302 E 10th St L0u's Beauty Bar 315 chicago sf. Congratulations to the Class of '50 Publlshc rs Continental Sales C01 POl'Htl0l1 a kl Congratulatlon to the Class ot '50 Thx N01 the rn Inch lna btf el Supplx L0 Inc lhe Illfllallfl Salw ave C0 M hgcl Cty Id 0 x o I i 0 413't2 Fr n in Street From ' 0 'N X1 I 1 ,I I I ' D C , O9 and Y N I 7 Q 0 ic i n i , n iana COMPLIMENTS OF PALMER DAIRY RELIEF HIWAY NO 212 MICHIGAN CITY INDIANA PHONE 3439-W UNITED ANNEX MAGAZINES NEWSPAPERS 518 FRANKLIN STREET PHONE 3688 C E. MEYERS WHOLESALE NEWSPAPERS MAGAZINES 108 East 11th Street Phone 980 MICHIGAN CITY INDIANA CONGRATULATIONS MEYER BARBER SHOP BILL MEYER Prop 1010 FRANKLIN STREET CLASS OF '50 th WI Eastport Laundry Dry Cleaning All Ph 4400 E t 'Nl Compliments of The Sugar Bowl 1407 Franklln St Props Frank 84 Florence Spychalskl Joe Dry Packard Crosley Autos Crosley Appliances 1115 E Michigan St Phone 1779 LaPorte County Beverage Co 505 Chicago Street Michigan City Ind 7up you like lt it llkes you 7up Compliment of Crown Glass 8: Palnt Co 1403 05 Franklin St Phone 5291 Michigan Clty Indiana Compliments of Charley's Barber Shop 1011 Kentucky St Prop Charles Mokryckl, Sr Darman Tire 8: Auto Supply 1115 Franklin St. Michigan City, Ind. U.S. Royal Tires H Schmock H P Cashbaugh Schmock Bros COAL The Home of Red Comet 517 East 6th Street Phone 788 Have . an in Bl Call ' on you . l . ones - 1515 as . ichigan St. ' Michigan City, Ind. - l , . - . . . . - I I , , 9 l CONNELYS MOTOR CLINIC cARBunl-:Ton and lcNlTloN sPEclAus1's 1801 Franklm Street PHONE 3746 MICHIGAN CITY AUTO SUPPLY C0 AUTOMOTIVE PARTS SUPPLIES and EQUIPMENT MACHINE SHOP SERVICE M h 743 44 'vnh on I GOERG BOATS and MOTORS CENTURY BOATS 410 Nlnth St Phone 604 DEROSIA'S CITY POULTRY MARKET THE FRESH EST POULTRY IN TOWN 110 E Ripley Phone 4825 ARNOLD A MAYER Michigan Cnty s Exclusive CHlLDREN'S SHOP 915 Franklin Street M and M DRIVE IN 1608 East Michigan St Phone 5343 LAROCCO S RAINBO CLEANERS P k 1802 Franklin Street Phone 2143 Compliments of SMITH S SHOES 10th Ph 3146 , - 112 East i ic . St. Phone -7 . 'c . I' y. nd ' Your Favorite' Eating' Spot Yvar Round MERCURY OUTBOARD MOTORS Inside and umm? mm l I I M Oflorless Ty e Cleaning Pic up and deliverj I -- I I . - 1 u , I , and Franklin Streets COMPLIMENTS OF GARDEX INC GARDEX SOIL FLOW TOOLS H9 OLDSMOBILE GMC TRUCKS J L FREELAND 6 EXCELSIOR MFG C0 INC M ch g DWYER PRODUCTS CORP NorthCI e ve lhg Cty 1 I Manufacturers of u - 77 Sales and Service th and Phone Mic i an City . Michigan Streets 540 Indiana Compliments of Courtesy of i i an City a um nt A . Indiana M'c i an i , Ind. Congratulations to the class of so wht 0911 ffunvral Qlhunrl 41 H31 lmmninn Irrri Mlchlgan clty Indlana 4iVl1rl1mu1 011111 11111111111 Phone 2344 D A Compliments of Henry A Phlllps Coal Co Albelds Bakery Mlchlgan Cnty Indiana Phone 1066 823 Franklin St Th D ff Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1950 Umted Coal 81 Supply Co 1300 Block Kentucky Street Phone 161 Mllo R Schultz Howard .I Schultz 7 - - I L l Y I I I ll iii 'A - . . . . - ' v'-g ' K, 'Q g v E:14ll'lN N 1 '1' lglhnnr 114-ll W l F r Parties A d Social . ff irs - For the best coal call I I 1 I I 1 I ere is a i erenc I I I I . . COM PLIMENTS OF Pl LLMAN STANDARD CAR MFG C0 COMPLIMENTS or 1615 FRANKLIN STREET SCHDLL DAIRY CO. Mokryckl's Cleaning and Pressmg Hats Cleaned and Blocked Call 1943 109 East 9th Qt Plckup and Dehvery SPANG Upholstery Shop Complete Auto and Furmture 9 1409 Kenturky St Gel' It at Wm Muller Market the Meat Line 1819 1001 Franklm St Luchtman Flowers W5 J-A 16Z37W 't' VN l 'X 1004 lf 'lllclugan St Phone 2411 E Compllmenfs of Ich Cnty Recreation 12 Bowling Alleys Nllch bt Dan's Body Shop Auto Pamtmg Glass Installed Front End Allgned and General Auto Repalrmg Ph 1111 Mlch DAN NULE Clh Ind F ranklm Pharmacy .lohn J Marszalek, R PH 1517 Franklln St 'liuhlgan City Ind Phone 234 Dealers In SHERWIN WILLIAMS Paints and Wallpaper L. MISSAL Dec-oratmg Co 82a hanklln St Phone 2208 I - - Ph. 42-7-J - . ' 1 ' 4, I Z -Y 'fr - - ' N-'5 Best of Everythmg m GMT! Q Ph. - V ' . A ' I I I M . - . . . ' . Ph. 499 ' I . ' 1 7 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 50 RUSSELL G HILEMAN CONGRATULATIONS FROM KUBIK SOUTH SIDE HARDW SRE 1906-08 FRANKLIN STREET MAYOR THE QPAULDING SHOP RUSSELL H KRAMER b MERKEL'S GROCERY and MARKET FREE DELIVERY CROCERY rl HOWII KILLED INIEATS FRANKI IN ST PHONE 2500 DRE SPD I IIWI- POIITRX FRI:-KT LKKES DLCK FARM ORAJ NICKELL PROP PORTER S CONFECTIONS 403 CHICAGO ST PHONE 2626 COMPLIMENTS OF A M REINKE, INC PLUMBING and HEATING 408 E 10th Street CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF FRANKLIN FLORISTS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF PAPER BOX CO SERVICE FLOOR CO LXCIUSIWE FLOOR COVERING CARPET? WOOL RUGS LINOLELWI ASPHALT RLBBER TILES CARPET 'VIAKE LP 429 VIILLARD -IIE PHONE 46 1 J FLNTON PROP 0 L BOSSEWI-KN I f ' an . I . X X Y' 'V l'0? I ,N S . A' 'I ' I an 'I ' I '. .A . . . .. V50 I , I , Av jl 5 , 413 FRANKLIN ST. PH. 1397 7 '50 I I ' I U . I . ' . , -' H . . 7 . ' . X 2 FOR FINER SERVICE CC ANDRUS BEEBE S SPORTING GOODS Q P CONGRATULATIONS TO A FINE CLASS WEBER STUDIOS R I IDEAL PAINT 8: WALLPAPER OL E T DIG 827 FRANKLIN STREET 7 II .13 'ranklin St. Clvancrs 'md Furric-rs 10. FRXNKLIN IT. PIIUNE 839 Ph H244 Fourth and Franklin . ' 1 'k' J P I A - pp-tk. Bob's I G A Food Market 2030 0hl0 St Ph 42 '6 lmm's Standard Servlce 1814 Franklm Ph 2617 Cole Auto Service International Harvester A hp tk Moore Equipment Co A th Philco Refrigerators And Televlslon Chrysler Plymouth Kreb's Service 10 F kl Ph G99 CUSH 8: GINTHER 807 Franklin Phone 402 Compliments of Log Cabin Shoppe Contectlonary 1151 L Mlchlgan St FLOWERS MYRLE S FLOWERS 04 IL N1 hg 1700 M 1 I u n I T I I . cr - l ' - Trucks W' Farm 'qui ment Sinclair Products Pa: S Service Complete I A t motive Service ' 811 0. ra in I K Ph. 2631 ll'gh ' Q 20 E 't f 41 u orized Sales and Service I 42 ran in . In any event send l l 12 A ic i an St. -- - ' Phone . yre E. S hm'dt Congratulations TEL:-nAnlo-cznmz ,Bass 0, ,so snows sun: Motorola Dealer SALON I Zerlyi, Exclusively for lV0men 811 F klin Street P - L rs pens F kr mn h 4 0 Ph 4698 Compliments of ROOT FUNERAL HOME SYL S LUNCH AMBULANCE 109W 9th St Mlch Clty In Compliments COMMUNITY BUILDER THE THE BURNETT SHOP News DlsPATcH ,ww ,,,, Phone 107 TONN AND BLANK INC KNIOLA BROTHERS Groceries Meats x F Shoes N h 4800 171 Eli , Phone 31242 ' ' ' Y d' .I f' ph NI. Root - Margaret R t 1 l Dunn-Iand's Greatest N HP D , . I , Alltliflllltil' Heating' - Air Conditioning' C mmercinl R f 'ger t'. 10-I klin St. AI' 'V City, lnd. 1- I h nc Phone 887 St. Pa rry's Bakery Hlghest quality of bakery goods 603 W 10th Street Phone 896 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 50 I CLEM sPYcHALskl Complete Food Store Telephone 564 1709 Franklin FIXTURES APPLIANCES Kllnowltz 81 Brown Electrlc Co Electrical Contracting Congratulations to the class of 50 Bedores Custom Kitchens, Inc I tloor 8. wall coverings Len K now'tz 'wmv Brown 'The Kitchen and floor People ' 1402 04 FRANKLIN St TEL 1758 429 Franklin St I ' St. . . St. Charles Steel Kitchens Mattle McComb Hallmark Greetmg Cards B k 0 S ppl 'l h South End Servlce Statlon A J 81A M Plzarek Batt 1497 8 ll b h St Lester L .lones Studebaker Cars 84 Trucks Norge Home Appliances 1 F'lIhg Compliments of the Mlchlgan Cnty Furniture We're never undersold F BEST WISHES T0 CLASS 1950 R W Gunder Co B R bu ll NI 'LTTRFS EN BOX NPRINCS Sohecke's Shell Servlce ENI Bl! Y D Cholce Fruits Vegetables And Fancy Groceries E X Congratulations Delaney Furniture Co I . . I ' I I I I Stationery - no s - ffice . u ies Texaco ' Cries- Tires- Towing I-.0 F. k-- ft' Complete A I S .lv c rg 1 d' Ph - --11.10 '- ,- I A I l l I 247 .. 1 ic i an St. 417 ranklin St. Ph ,?.9 I 1142! . 1 ichigan St. Phone 2656 C l ' 'h T' I I I I 228 w. arker ' f Custom Builders - e icers V 5 .' 1' ' A -A 7 - 3 2' A U s' ll 1 bf 12 I I I I l 1125 1151 .Iichigan Street 4-4 kI'n sr. Ph 51 GRIEG-ERS Dr J c Potucek CLOTHING STORE Dentlst LARGEST AND FINEST SELECTION 4 N Of NI FAWLEY and ABBOTT Co Furnlture 809 FRANKLIN ST A LARSON BUICK, Inc W SLIWA GROCERY and MEATS x WE DELIVER Compliments of NORTHWESTERN TRANSIT Inc RHODA 8: WESTPHAL TEXACO PRODUCTS 1402 E MICHIGAN ST MICHIGAN CITY INDIANA Compliments of ST ANTHONY'S I-losPl1'AL 7 I I I 'III' I an Finns 715 Pine Strvet PI . ' . e-n's Wear Fompfiments of ' L 7 124 IE. MICHIGAN ST. PI 885 I 232 I 'illard I Phlme 433 Mic-hi':an K'ity's Truck Linc- I 9 14OO CHECKER CAB CO Mlchlgan Cnty Indlana 24 HOUR COURTEOUS SERVICE CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 50 FREDRICK H BURNHAM MANUFACTURERS OF LEATHER GLOVES 81 MITTENS Anthony Clpares Norman Clpares NIANAGI-R ASSOQIAFE CIPARES BRANCH OFFICE CIPARES INSURANCE AGENCY PHONE 360 lll WI' T NINTH PHONF 122D NIH Illf' -KN IIT! IND COMPLIMENTS OF DOLEZAL BROS THE FOOD CENTER 1153 E Mlcl-IIGAN STREET CENTRAL FOOD STORE 2312 soum FRANKLIN smear 1 F R I' D':1't-h I I Checker .V Yvllnw fab u V .' I - 3 WESTPHAL S PHARMACY JOE TITTI-E 81 SON 1 '11 L Munir xx wr QUdII'I'y Metlfs CI' Phone 04 Lowest Prices Nllchlgan Cuts Ind Phone 9380 'P Frinklln t THE TOWN SHOP 'Ihllmfrs 'Ind nach to ueir .1 lranklm St Wlllhl an C tw nd Compliments of BILL S CASH MARKET KOMINIAREK'S 1 Iefmmg 'IdIIOI'II'l Pantornmn Sth K Washington Sts Phone 2328 COMPLIMENTS OF WESTPHAL S AUTO SERVICE Barker 8 Franklm Phone 409 C ONCR ITL L-KTIONN and f OOD LLCK to the CRSDI ATP N from sour TIVOLI LIDO UPTOWN Z12 OUTDOOR Theatres Art Vtarta Gen Nlgr COMPLIMENTS OF FRED STERN For the best ln mens Llothln Your serx Int same 1909 609 Franklm Nt I 3-7 J.. 1:.'.' . ' 2- . I - ' - -. 7: -' s 81 ' ' 'i,',I. Phone I'-75 ' ml V' S 7 , , . an . U- . 1 V' I ,I I A1 .. N . , ., I 1 . Y, If Alr Condltloned ITALIAN VILLAGE INC Chlnese Amerlcan Itallan Food Food To Carry Out WRIGHT ELECTRIC ou Can't Go Wrong If You Ca Wrnghts For Anything Electrical Nh: To The Class Of 50 IS lh ARNIE S GRIDDLE FREY BROS LUMBER C0 West End of 10th Street , n Y ll Sp l .' 'ilf F: kl' .'t --t .I Vij, I l' ' I.: .903 F08-10-173 S . I-' kl' 7 I M j Y L r B Bl I F t Al 7 F mnus I-'0 F' F I: . d F kl' it t' 428 Franklin Sf HERB HERSCHMANS .l R Haffleld Tl'3llSfel' 5 VV 10th St 5f'61 t 23 Wll dA Rlltf H ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS G R Grubb 8: Co Engravers, Champaign III Globe Blndlng 8: Embossing Co Chicago, lll Covers Photographer Groups 0lsen's Studio, Michigan Cnty Ind Photographs 0Isen's Bodlne s, and Weber's Michigan Cnty, Ind Art Work on Dlvlslon Pages Mr Wllllam Kelly, Class of '45 1 I - N N Compliments of Local and Coast to C ast Moving I l , I l - I 01 . reet - Phone 1 Willard Sea Food M' 1' cw. 1 d. Ag F l i ar ve. 5 t' 'l V L' Pho 987 J. . i ld A. C. I l I , l , . ' 9 - 1 I