St Marys High School - Labarum Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1950 volume:

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MARYiS CATHEDRAL SCHOOL SAGINANV, MICHIGAN Lois lXlACIDONALl7. Editor JOHN BAUMGARTEN. JOAN MARTIN. Armrifzze Edizorr jU1.1AN KATELEY, ROBERT LICHON. flll'1'L'7'liJ'j7l.Q Mfznngerr THE SU-.FF Claris! and I Cam Cfizmge life World. 7116 second half of the twentieth century has arrived. The world has undergone many changes, and it is into this world that the seniors of nineteen fifty are graduating: a world filled with loss of faith in God. But we can do something about this, for with Christ's standards of living we can change the world. We have equipped ourselves with a knowledge of our reli- gion and have resolved to put our Catholic philosophy into action. We have studied and dis- tinctly evaluated each subject, for it is our duty to learn and do good with our knowledge. In social affairs we have kept uppermost in our minds the teachings of good social living and the love of our neighbor. A strong Christian spirit of fair play and sportsmanship has pre- vailed in our athletic activities. With this preparation and with the grace of God, we can change the world into a happier place. The foundation has been laid, the building must go on. Dezfz'cafz'011 This, the thirty-sixth edition of the Labarum, the seniors of nineteen-fifty dedicate to the Blessed Virgin Mary, Seat of Wisdom. May she obtain a small portion of wisdom for us, so that we may be guided in the walk of life we have chosen and be Christ-wise in our re- solve to change a de-Christian- izing world. W ffm. , 5 1.14, I 1 l L2 i. UH lHllU, Ellllm HW llllilwll lllEl .it IN MEMORIAM ts sr Q T we A Ml . .. ' fl Airrxnmuim-Lrvr v ? W . f in i Q' ' or The Most Reverend Williaiii lVIurphy, S.'l'.D. May ll, 1385 February 7, 1950 Twelve years ago when the class of '50 entered the first grade, the recently- eonsecrated bishop was installed here in the new diocese of Saginaw. Now as we are making ready to depart, our beloved bishop has left us. Bishop Murphy worked zealously and earned the right to be eulogized for establishing a well- ordered diocese. Wfe dedicate this section of the book to the blessed memory of him who was our first bishop and our good shepherd. 4 HE PHIESTS UP THE LUHU BLESS THE LUHU The Right Reverend Felix Vogt, V. F. Pastor of St. Mary Cathedral HI SIHVHHIE UI IHI lllllll QIIEE IHI IHHU The giggigfgg, A Fclczzfly T' Ng ' - I RIGHT REVEREND MONSIGNOR VOGT, pas- tor, superintendent, High School Sodality Director, and friend of all came to St. Maryis in 1935. REVEREND EDWARD SZTURMOWSKI, assistant pastor and instructor of religion, came to St. Mary's four years ago. REVEREND MICHAEL MAHER, assistant pas- tor, instructor of religion and Athletic Director came to St. Mary's in 1948. SISTER M. MARTIN succeeded Sister M. Noella as principal in September, 1949. Previous to this time, Sister Martin was principal of St. Mary School, Muskegon. Her ability to settle problems and her fair treatment of all the students is out- standing. When interviewed by a Labarum re- porter, Sister said, It has been a pleasure in re- turning to St. Mary's to work with the boys and girls of my former pupils. SISTER M. RICHARD, teacher of mathematics, has completed her first year at St. Mary's. During this time the students have admired Sister and consider her a good sport and a true friend. Sister came to the Catheral School from St. John's, Essex- ville, and prior to that time was principal of the school famous for its basketball stars. In the short time I have been heref' Sister Richard said, I have formed a good opinion of St. Mary's stud- ents. SISTER M. EULALIA came to St. Mary's last September after teaching the subject she enjoys most, home economics, at Penasco School in New Mexico. Sister directs the Library Club and teaches junior business and history. Because of her gra- cious attitude, the students consider her a grand friend. Sister Eulalia remarked that the students at St. Mary's are accommodating and do not seem to mind inconveniencing themselves for the teach- ers. SISTER M. HONORA has been the guiding light of the sophomore classes in their home room for the past six years. Her pleasant smile and friendly greeting will long be remembered by the students she has taught. Sister came to St. Mary's from Catholic Central, Grand Rapids, to teach her favorite subject, English. In Sister Honorais opin- ion the students at St. Mary's are spontaneous and anxious for intellectual growthg they take sugges- tions and their cooperation is one hundred per cent. SISTER M. MAURICE, junior home room ad- viser, has been a member of the faculty here for seven years. During this time Sister has taught her preferred subjects: history, civics, and soci- ology. When Sister left Catholic Central, Grand Rapids, it was their loss and certainly St. Mary's gain. About the students Sister Maurice said, They are polite, courteous, and generally thought- ful, but, of course, she added, there is always room for a little more studyf, SISTER AGNES THERESE has taught biology, chemistry, and physics since her arrival at St. Mary's two years ago. She too, came here from St. -johnis, Essexville. Sister is admired for her readi- ness to give extra help to students with difficult assignments. Sister Agnes Therese has observed that the St. Mary's students make good use of their gift of loquacity for oral assignments and reports. SISTER FRANCES RAPHAEL, senior home room adviser, has made St. Maryis her home for the past eight years. Before coming to St. Mary's, Sister was a member of the faculty of St. Mary School, Lake Leelanua. Religion and Latin are her favorite subjects which she has taught at Cathedral in addition to English. Sister will be remembered for her help and understanding. Sister Frances Raphael has said, I like the spirit of friendliness of St. Mary's students and their fine respect for the priests and sisters. SISTER ROSE CATHERINE, freshman home room adviser, came to St. Mary's from St. Francis School, Traverse City, in September, 1949. Sister teaches history. In the short time that she has been at St. Mary's, her kindness and ready wit has won a place in the hearts of the students. Sister Rose Catherine has remarked that the students seem to accept corrections without holding a grudge. SISTER HENRY SUSO came to St. Maryls this year to teach instrumental music and to direct the choir and glee clubs. Previously Sister was the music instructor at St. Henry School, Melville, Sas- katchewan. The fine school spirit and the hearty cooperation of the St. Mary's students, Sister says, make it a joy to work with them. BETTY LOU JOHNSON, instructor in commer- cial subjects, joined St. Maryis faculty in 1948. The students will always remember Miss Nelson Cnow Mrs. johnsonb as one of their favorite teachers because of her tireless efforts and her understanding. She told the Labarum interviewer, My two years at St. Mary's have been the most enjoyable of my experience. Hll it iuumis ni mr min 3 rites wr umm r X ' X - 4, . ' CO ved 10 6 QCCCY . H , Q JAMES M, - RCCWU0 Sr. hlafbftfngt ihe firstslglnyield at the the ioeiaredirgarxized S' ' 'X Q I iilatbedmi of M355 The crowning of Maid gheigsisted l3Y by Co-Prefect Ann fic, an, Prefect can S - jerome Blffflinil Mary Cline, Joan inflil R Q11 1 - . . Fliihner and Pat Nickoflffmus Our Laffy 'J Sbzfaliiy The past year has been a memorable one. The Saginaw Student Sodality which was inactive for several years was reorganized and is now under the spiritual direction of Father Joseph Castanier. Fifty delegates from each member school attend the monthly meetings. Three hundred candidates representing six schools were received on February twelfth at the Cathedral. Three sodality leaders from St. Mary's Sodality attended the Summer School of Catho- lic Action in Detroit during the six days you'll never forgetf' Under their guidance, with the help of the other officers, the Sodalists progressed through an eventful and Christ-wise year inspired by Father Kelleris challenge, You can change the world. Co-prefects Roger Quinnan and Ann Logan were assisted by Jean Logan, secretaryg Jerome Burns, treasurerg committee chairmen Bernadette Deisler, Albert Germain, and Mary Glynn. 7 EHHISI HHH l EHH EHHHEI Ann Logan, Roger Quinnan, and Bernadette Deislet as they leave to School of Catholic Action. 4' . IQ 1 t 1,. 6' repregent St. Marys at the Summer gg gk 9' Joanne Schultz, secretaryg Irene Rit- ter, prefectg and Irene Mooney, vice- prefect, officers of the Saginaw Stu- dent Sodality as they took over their ,Z,.:, work. 2-tt :--- 1-2 1 IQ '-,'.ri I -.r1e r ' Installation of the Sodality and Student Council Oflicers in the Cathedral 52923 I ' n.... 8 THE LUUHLU THHUUBH UIHHH The Publicity, Eucharistic, and Our Lady's Committees of St. Mary's Sodality Senior Knights of the Altar with Monsignor Vogt Sealed: Richard Moody, Rt. Rev. Felix Vogt, William Pohlmany mp rout Iamef Schafer, Wallace McKenna, Roger Qzfinnan, Dan Quinn, J ,lolm Lecbman, Tbomai' Cline. 5XG N0 K., L 2 2. 2 3? I I ' Knowledge is Power. Christ and I can change the world: Proverbs True knowledge accentuafes the beauty of Christian living. I We lwe and love in Godlr peculiar light. 7fze enioful YQZ Class Officers Student Council Officers Wallace McKenna . . . ...., President Willianm Pohlman ,,....,,,....... President Rose Marie Menard . . . , Vice-President Patricia Raths . . , . Vice-President Emelie Ryan ,,.. Secretary joseph Dashner A . , Secretary-Treasurer Thomas Westhoiif . 4 Treasurer U Colors Blue and Gold Patron Blessed Virgin Commencement Calendar junior-Senior Prom . .... . Crowning of Mary . , Graduation Recital . , Baccalaureate Sunday . . . Commencement ...,, C0-Prefeeis Roger Quinmzn Crocker Geniu.f is of! bu! perreverance in disguise. Football, Basketball, Baseball '47, '48, '49, '50, All-Valley Basketball Team '50, Second Team All-Valley Football '50, Sodality Co-Prefect '50, Summer School of Catholic Action, Wolverine Boys' State '49, Student Government Day '50, Ushers Club, Student Council, '50, Latin Club '48, Broadcast '48, Labarum Staff, '50, April Showers '48, Fall Frolic '49, Toastmaster junior-Senior Prom, '49, Oration Contest '50, Ann Logan AUD Self Hefp ir the bert help. Sodality Co-Prefecr, Glee Club '47, '48, Choir, Student Council, Labarum Staff, Newspaper Staff, Queen's Court '50, Summer School of Catholic Action '49, S.S.S., Speech Club '50, Latin Club '48, Co-Chairman, Fall Frolic '48, junior- Senior Banquet Program '49, Oration Contest '50. May 18 May 21 .i,May31 june 4 June 9 Samaria ,.-4.0- ,J , x ,- r '- in VQYX X-13, .xx fi' s. ..-'f':5.' ft, -1,-' , . ft, ,,--,' -,3 il, ss.. 3,4 'gil Sal' - lv' af!--.H H ' 9, r'1'i'l:'.' .5-31' ,, I-N john Baumgarten !lJack!l In not that I love play more, hut I love work len. Sodality '47, '48, '49, '50, Student Coun- cil '47, '50, Football '46, Basketball '47, Labarum Co-Editor '50, Student Govern- ment Day '50, Thomas Cline Tom Self-conquer! is the greater! of vie- torie5. Salutatorian, Sodality, Knights of The Altar '47, '48, '49, '50, Football '48, Baseball '49, '50, Monitor '47, Labarum Business Manager '50, Eucharistic Com- mittee '50, Speech Group Chairman '50. if g Q3 Colleen Casfidy Cass A good laugh i.r .runthine in a hou.fe. Sodality '47, '48, '49, '50, Glee Club and Choir '47, '48, Vocal Student '47, Pois- on Ivy cast '48, Speech Club Secretary '50. Shirley C oty Shirl I :hall endeavor so to live, that when I come lo die, even the undertaher will he .rorry! Sodality '47, '48, '49, '50, Monitor '49, Jeanine Brennan Jean Into our liver .rome worrie: mutt fall, hut a .rmile can surely change them all. Sodality '47, '48, '49, '50, Choir '47, '48, Glee Club '47, '48, Monitor '49, Laba- rum Staff '50, News Sheet Publicity Editor '50, Speech Club '50. Edward Collins Chickels From a little .rparh may hurxt a mighty flame. Sodality '47, '48, '49, '50, Baseball '48, '49, Football '48, '49, '50, Pep Meetings '47, '48, '49. Speech Club '50, Latin Club '48, School Newsheet '50, Sophomore Radio Pro- gram '48. 12 If Kenneth Davis Cheer up. the zrorrl it get to come. Sodality '47, '48, '49, '50, Glee Club '47, A fo-Ffzgei' .-S 4 ,hr 'fir Anim De Agoftino Daisy U Anita Bernmgene peulef Ll ilh G'od'J help. I hare fouml my Beffl future. Anyzhing done for another ir done for Sodality '47, -48, -49, '50, Glee Club and Student Council '49, School Newsheet '50, Sports '46, '47, '48, '50, Speech Club '50. Jamey Dwnn .Jima HflIIlbfff0Il hut no ren! Sodality, Master of Ceremonies Pigskin Prom '49, Labarum Staff '50, Latin Club '48, Sophomore Play '48, Student Coun- cil '49, '50, Glee Club '47, '48, '49, Sodality Treasurer '49, Basketball '48, '49, Football '48, 49, Baseball '48, '49, '50 onerelf. Soclality, National Sodality Advisory Board '50, Summer School of Catholic Action '49, Eucharistic Committee Chair- man '50, Labarum Staff '50, Latin Club '48, journalism Day at M.S.C. '50, Speech Club '50, Monitor '47, '48. Mary Catherine Dower ..Mary., Our youth ue can hare but today: ue mag alzmgs find time 10 grow old. Honor Student, Sodality, Glee Club and Choir '47, '48, '49, Chairman of Our Lady's Committee '48, Student Council '50, Labarum Staff '50, School Newsheet '50, Latin Club '48, Sophomore Radio 'Sf Program '48, Speech Club '50, Eucharis- tic Committee '50. 2 ral' Qi' I, 13 Choir '47, Music '47, Speech Club '50, Latin Club '48, Labarum Staff '50. Gerald Derrofier ..Gen-Y., Our thonghtr and our cmzdzzcl are our own. Sodality '47, '48, '49, '50, Glee Club '47, '48, '49, '50, Student Council '48, Speech Club '50. fs, Santana 'Nj x I 1 x -. -,t J. ' Education maker people eary to lead, hut difficult to drive: easy to govern, but irnporrihle to entlavef' Sodality '47, '48, '49, '50, Baseball '49, '50, Speech Club '50. Kathaleen Green Kath Oh, the good timer when we were I0 unhappy. Student Council '47, '43, '50, Cheerlead- er '49, '50, Class Secretary '48, Glee Club, Choir, Football Queen Attendant '49, Labarum Queen Attendant '49, Sodality '47, '48, '49, '50, Speech Group Chairman '50, Latin Club '48, Labarum Staff '50, - vv-- - Mus. Frederick Ewald Fred Our deedr determine ur, ar much ar we determine our deedrf' Honor Student, Sodality '47, '48, '49, '50, Class Treasurer '48, Labarum Staff '50, Co-Chairman of the Eucharistic Committee '50, Speech Club '50. Patricia K ain ..Pat,, But dearert friendr, alas, rnurt part. Excute me then, you know rny heart: Sodality, Glee Club '47, Latin Club '48 Student Council '49, Junior-Senior Ban- s I would rather he .rich than idle. Football '47, '48, '49, Basketball '48, '49, Baseball '49, '50, Student Govern- ment Day '50, Sodality '47, '48, '49, '50. Kenneth H einhel Hink He that hy the plow would thrive Hinirelf mint either hold or drive. Student Council '47, Basketball '48, Sodality '47, '48, '49, '50, Broadcast '50, speech Club '5o. Neva quet Program '49, Speech Club '50, Na- tional Journalism Day at M.S.C. '50 Labarum Staff '50 14 FP e fb ' Tig ' j v Richard K ohlinshi Dick Most people have many errors. I have D071alld Kochs but two-everything I say and every- thing I do. -1D0n,, Glee Club '47, '48, Band '47, '48, It is never too late to learn. speefh Qfoul? Chalfman '50, Sodahfy Football '48, Football Student Manager 47, 48, 49, 50. Walter K raase Wolf Think cheerful thoughts and life will he forever interesting and refreshing. Sodali '47 '48 '49 '50 Glee Club '48 YY s l s , , Class Treasurer '47, '49, Monitor '48, '49, 50, Student Council '49, '50, Foot- ball '47, '48, '49, Baseball '49, '50, Speech Club President '50. '49, Basketball '48, '49, '50, Baseball '49, '50, Speech Club '50, Robert Kocks Cuff If all the year were playing holidays, to sport would he as tedious as to work. Glee Club '47, Student Council '48, Band '47, '48, Labarum Staff '50, School julian Kateley jules We walk hy Faith, not hy sight. Glee Club 47, Football '47, Student Council '50, Labarum Photographer and Business Stalf '50, Speech Club '50, Operators' Club '48, '49, '50. Dolores Kraatz Toots The truth always hurts. Valedictorian, Glee Club '47, '48, '49, '50, Sodality '47, '48, '49, '50, Music '47, '48, '49, Poison Ivy Cast '48, Monitor '47, Publicitv Committee '49, Labarum Queen Attendant '50, Labarum Staff 50, Latin Club '48. Newsheet '49, '50, Baseball '48, '49, Basketball '49, '50, Football '47, '48, '49. 15 ,eu tfttg, X Ark , pfgf' X R f' ,. fy gl . ,r . ,,. ' . . i ,, 1 ii: ' 1' ,. ax . ff: Fe' '. K-5 'Ng if .Li john Lechrnann johnny Always handy when help is needed. Sodality '47, '48, '49, '50, Knights of the Altar '47, '48, '49, '50, Glee Club '47, '48, '49, '50, Operators' Club '47, '48. joan Malott .,JO,, Fm small in stature, hut I've big plans for the future. Sodality '47, '48, '49, '50, Glee Club, Choir '47, '48, Football Queen Attend- ant '47, Student Council '49, Speech Club Chairman '50, Cheerleader '49, '50 if ' 4: Lois Macdonald ..MaC,, HW' here Macdonald sits, there is the head of the table, Sodality '47, '48, '49, '50, Glee Club '47, '48, Class Vice-President '48, Secre- tary '49, Labarum Attendant '50, Co- editor of Labarum '50, National Journal- ism Day at M.S.C. '50, Speech Club '50, Latin Club '48, Oration Contest '50. joan Martin Marty Learning without thought is lahor lost: thought without learning is perilous. Rohert Lichon Bob No man was ever so mach deceived hy another as hy himself. Operators' Club '47, '48, '49, '50, Sodal- ity '47, '48, '49, '50, Student Council '48, '49, Monitor '50, Labarum Staff '50, Speech Club '50. james Martach ..Jim,, Live, love and learn is a fine molto. I've lived and loved, hut guess I'll never learn, Sodality '47, '48, '49, '50, Glee Club '47, '48, '49, '50, Sophomore Dance Program '48, Band '47, '48. Sodality '47, '48, '49, '50, Glee Club '47, '48, Choir '47, '48, Speech Club '50, Laharum Stall '50. 16 kwa Dennis M cCarthy There are lu o rifles to an argument, mme and the wrong one. Wallace M cKen na --Mad, -..L or . . , as Wally If life han' a .recoml edition. how l Mdfgtlfel MCG01'Ef7Z 111711111 correct the proofxf' ,, ,, Sodality, Knights of the Altar '47, '48, Peggy '49, '50, Class President '50, Govern- I learned to live- non' I live the Irish mem Day 49, Student Councll 49, 50, Sodality '47, '48, '49, '50, Football '47, '48, '49, Class President '49, Junior- Senior Prom Chairman '49, Saginaw Student Sodality Delegate '50. Rofe Marie Menard uRee,, Every man'J life is like a fairy tale writ- ten hy the hand of God. Sodality '47, '48, '49, '50, Glee Club '47, '48, '50, Speech Club '50, Class Vice- President '50, way. Sodality '47, '48, '49, '50, Glee Club '47, '48, Choir '47, '48, Football Queen '49, Monitor '46, '47, Labarum Staff '50. Richard Moody Dick I dare do all that may become a man. who dare: rlo more Lv none. Sodality '47, '48, '49, '50, Knights of the Altar '47, '48, '49, '50, Basketball '47, '48, '49, '50, Football '47, '48, Base- Baseball '49, 50, Co-Chairman junior- Senior Prom Decorations 49. joseph Mudd joe Ti: education forms the common rmnd: just ar the twig II bent the tree'.t in- rlinedf' Sodality '47, '48, '49, '50, Football '46, '47, '48, '49, Class President '48, Knights of the Altar '47, '48, '49, '50, Student Council, Poison Ivy Cast '48, Broadcast. ball '48, '49, '50, Monitor '48, '49, '50, Labarum Staff '50. l7 ','x .,, F. - TM, Y , - 1 X, , Wei . 0 , . 7,-,Z q 'I' 'Wil- '! '. Samaria Hollywood bound if better than not bound. Sodality '47, '48, '49, '50, Football '46, '48, Basketball '47, '48, '49, '50, Student Government Day '49, Speech Club Chairman '50, Labarum Stall '50, Latin Club '47, '48. Joanne Poratla ..J0,, Marie if tlse rhild of prayer. the corn- panion of religion: the uninerral lan- guage of mankind. Sodality, Glee Club '47, '48, '49, '50, Sophomore Play '48, Student Council '49, Music Graduate '50, Speech Club Secretary '50, Football Queen Attendant '50. William Poblrnan Bill Character if finiplgv habilf conlinuedf' Sodality '47, '48, '49, '50, Knights of the Altar '47, '48, '49, '50, Student Council President '50, Basketball '47, '48, '49, '50, Student Government Day '49 N anette Prerno Nan A miile corn nothing but giver much. 14.11, To do. not to ibink for ollaerx. will be lo our own advantage. Sodality '47, '48, '49, '50, Choir '47, 48, '49, Glee Club '47, '48, '50, Speech Club Chairman '50. Daniel Quinn ..Dan,, I couldn'l lie good if I would, and I wouldn't be good if I could, Sodality '47, '48, '49, '50, Knights of the Altar '47, '48, '49, Basketball '47, sodamy '47, '48, '49, '50, Glee Club '48, Football '49, Speech Club '50. 'AO 'in C..,.,.,.L. fl..L f'L...1.. 'A'I 'AO 18 , N X J, 5 .x f Risk! A .rbi ,- ff., ,Q wa, , e-:if A N'l,i -'., Ni .mi .,,,,,, ., ,F 5, ' H, riff 52 Ioan Reimer ..JO,, Not finirhed, jurt begun: I'rn out to find what ir to he found. Class Secretary-Treasurer '47, Glee Club, Choir '47, '48, '49, Football Queen At- tendant '48, Labarum Queen Attendant '49, Sodality, Cheer Leader '49, '50, Student Council '49, '50, Speech Club '50. Emelie Ryan Emmie Friendship is the highest perfection in moiety. Sodality, Glee Club, Choir '47, '48, '49, '50, Class Secretary '50, Labarum Queen '50, Library Club '47, Latin Club '48, Newssheet '50, Eucharistic Committee '50, Labarum Staff '50, Speech Club '50. jean Rohinezfte Butch DiJtinclion without a difference. Choir '48, Glee Club '48, '49, Labarum stair '50, sodaufy '48, '49, '50, Speech Club '50. james Schmelzle ,.Jim,, Mailer: not what people my of youy iff what you are that county. Sodality '47, '48, '49, '50, Baseball '47, Patricia Rath! Pat Never do today what you can do to- morrow. Sodality, Student Council Vice-President '50, Art Editor of Labarum '50, Student Monitor '50, Latin Club '48, Co-chair- man of junior-Senior Prom '49, News- sheet '50, Reserve Basketball Team of St. Mary's of Redford, Detroit '47. janref Schafer ..Jim,, Fd rather he righz than he preridentf' St. joseph's Seminary: Football, Basket- ball, Track '47, '48, '49, Knights of the Altar, Choir, Glee Club '49, '50. '48, Speech Club 50, Fall Frolic Decora- tion Committee '49. 19 Seniaad joanne Schaltz JOI'lln Nothing if or can he accidental with God, Sodality, Latin Club Secretary '48, Iun- ior Red Cross '48, '49, '50, Sodality Publicity '49, Vice-President '49, Laba- rum Queen '49, Student Council '50, Junior Citizens' Council '50, Saginaw Student Sodality Secretary-Treasurer '50, Labarum Queen Attendant '50, Labarum Stall '50. Thomas Werthojf Tom Praise mahes good men hetter anal had men wane. Sodality, Class Treasurer '50, Class President '48. Football '47, '48, '49, Baseball '48, '49, Labarum Staff '50, Speech Club '50, Latin Club '48. james' Snlliifan Beano The only uay to have a friend is to he one. Sodality '47, '48, '49, '50, Student Coun- cil '48, Glee Club '47, '48, Baseball '47, '48, 49, 50, Labarum Staff '50, Pep Meeting Program '47, '48, '49, Poison Ivy Cast '48. Helen Wydra Cookie I came alone, hut left with friends. Saginaw High: Sewing '47, '48, '49, Art '48, St. Mary's High School: Sodal- Phyllif Topham Phil If graduation if a dream, I7leaJe d0n't wake me. Sodality Secretary '48, Choir, Glee Club '46, Latin Club '47, Speech Club '50, Labarum Staff '50, Student Council '49, '50, Music Graduate. fame! Zimmerman .Jima Better uell done than half done. Sodality '47, '48, '49, '50, Knights of the Altar '47, '48, '49, '50, Class Treas- urer '48, Band '47, '48, April Showers' Chairman '48, Debate '48, Radio Broad- cast '48. ity '50, Bulletin Committee '50, Speech Club '50, Oratory Contest '50. 20 Tborzzax Warzl, jane Ann McCarthy, Robert Mawr, Lormirze Gezlraifef, Roger Dolmrz, Arlene Coty, George Moody, Ioan Coyle, Iolm Ripflinger, jolmmza Mfrclrl, jack Sperry, Robert 1Wolf, Eileen Prlfefer, I l'.'l1l.17 Borrenilf, Laura K fzfeley, Gary MeG'ralb, Albert Cferzzmivz, Lorem: Kalaler, Jerome Blrrm. .Q ,, ii ' 4 .wa .. if Uerm, Mary Holzurzl, jean l.o'Q1m, l'L'f'l'-1' 'lopln1111, George Garvke, Rim Guril, Gene Clmle, lhzrirl l'ro1rl.x', Alive Selmeifler, Beliy Grier, Rulplr lI m'fl, Ulfo Som' felfl, jfmzer Plaelmz, Mary O'Leury. ppp---f 3? Ti 3 5. E J ' i Gif? J' v ig -,e 5 1255 K, Y, x , N 32 5.6: I Q A k 5' 'Z yu, W- sv P51251 h 3-wa We niuitefilv- Ogguf '0,Q1-'-DQWTIQ-005 , F Sfzfxmw. 1151-55 X 1 u .4 . X li' .41 K .y e ! .1 C .w Q Q , 51- 1. '9 f lx 4 - ' X l U' 'N' 'hind N--.QL PQ -Qfffs. f-Al-ini w f 'I ar -5 I W,...5, , !?441 g 'X C ' ... Q ,. KWTWZ ' I 3 I A , T 3'x'mY 52 1 , E Ms, 5 QAM f , X N238 WW x , 4 Q ff ii.? yr jf Sl' 15 Xa Qu vb. -sham.. fllkili lrzto the barzdr of Goal we place great King, in Hit barnfi' are all tba the rvelfare of oirr mztionit govern- erzoii' of the earth. 7llC'1Zf, for God ii' 44 great Lord and a Akorc: Sffrcierrt G'0z'errzmerzt Day Oyzirirzlt. Rigbf: Sffrrferrt Council 0j?iL'67'.Y Clefi to righfj joicpb Dfzibrzer, Serr'etrzry.' llvrllium Pohlrrum, Prcridcrztf Przlricia lhzflzi, Vice'-Prcrrrlerzf. Goverrzmerzt On December 12, 1949, the Parochial schools of Sagi- naw took over the city government. St. Marys was repre- sented by seven of its senior students, equipped with the knowledge that Christ and His social principles can change the world. They are as pictured Cleft to rightl seated: Roger Quinnan, City Clerkg Wzlllace McKenna, Council- man1 Standing: Thomas Fleschner, Health Officerg Willizlm Pohlman, Purchasing Ofificerg Eugene Peruchietti, Fire Chief: Fred Ewald. Councilman, and Jack Baumgarten, justice of the Peace. f' l Tu x fx Gmduafes Pmife H im with rtriizgr mir! orgimf bil Glee Club lfffudic We are the iiizf,tic-imzkerr And we are the 6l7'C'6l77lU7'.li of ciffctmir, Waizdering by lone .rea-brcfiikcwr, And ,fitting by riafolizte .i't1'cimi.t,' World-I 0.fe1',f and 1L'07 Zl!'f07'.l'LlkC'7'.f, O12 whom zbe pale moon gleiwzrz Yet we are the movers' ami .i'hizlfc'r.t Of the world forever, il .l'!3L'7Il.l',H The halls of Saint Marys echo with the sound of pianos playing music that sets the heart at peace, the music of the great mas- ters. For the last time Cathedrals corridors vibrate with the music of the three senior lomme POW music graduates, Yes, at last the long, hard hours lelsmnwl' of practice have merited their reward. Finally, Monsignor mi IWW Vogt can present that piece of parchment that is called a diplo- am. golflw ma - the one that carries the title of music graduate for three very Us 10'9b deserving girls, Joanne Porath, Phyllis Topham, and Johanna Mandelstamm, SOM? Bow Choir Prizlie H im iwillv limlirel and clmrlrr This year Saint Mary's Glee Club and Choir were under the supervision of a new instructor, Sister Henry Suso. Under her guidance, the mixed Glee Club has earned the praise of many Saginaw- ians. Invitations were extended throughout the year to the group to entertain at various festivities. One memorable event was the Christmas season when a select group of singers earoled at the County Poor Home and at St. Mary's Hospital. Pictured here on these pages are the boys and girls who compose the vested choir of Saint Mary's Cathedral High. Gfee Cfllb f the - Y one 0 time NWS Ore dance YOU So hom Song and Boot Shgw at thex ng iasses A d features of me ball. These me ' er, Sue e the Snow BermCC Fleming ing , . . nfl! daoc Q to mghd X U, ,mperso . are 21 n opvefman' tlemen - the Qle t nd Mafy G yn Three Gen Speech H onors Roger Qffifmmz, f0f77Z BrZlf7lZgd7'l'67Z, co-ufifzfzerr Wfinners in the annual Oratorical Contest are pictured here Roger Quinnan talked on A Catholic High School for Saginaw. His closest competitors were L. Macdonald, J. Dwan, and A. Logan. john Baumgartens subject was Choosing a Vocation. The highest-ranking rivals in this contest were E. Peru- chietti and K. Green. The Parent-Teachers were entertained at the December meeting by a dramatic monologue, Choirs of God. Phyllis Topham gave the recitation to the accompaniment of Christmas carols sung by the Boys and Girls Glee Club. X irq? ffirrt- 1,1716 C6rz'5z'ojMer.r Young men and 7lldilf07l.li, le! Ilae old with the younger pmife the name of theLonZ.' ' 4 :tic The Cbrzstophers S peak Under the direction of Sister Frances Raphael the seniors have been developing skill in public speaking through their speech clubs. Chairmen of the various groups are pictured: standing, Eugene Peruchiettig first row Qleft to rightpz Thomas Cline, Dick Koblinski, Theresa Phelan and Colleen Cassidy, second row: Nan Premo, joan Malott, Anita Derkgostino, and Kathaleen Green, third row: james Schmelzle, Joanne Porath, Wzllter Krause, and john Baum- garten. The sophomores, again proving their dramatic ability, entertained with a humor-, ous pep meeting. Participants in the cast: fseatedb Robert O'l.eary and Floyd Crowley, fstandingb Michael Bullinger, Richard Bueche, Alfred Slaggert, George Ursuy, and Willizlm Bourdow. These six seniors presented a few sound ideas on the labor question in an entertain- ing skit over XWSAM on Tuesday, February li They are fleft to right! James Dwan. Thomas Cline, Kenneth Heinkel, XV.ill.ice McKenna, Dennis McCarthy, and Frederick Ewald. 'UWT IAMA CACTU5 I 0' I B 11772 6177671 foam Muffin ,LQ 4? C W X 1:' ' xx awmalidm 1 CAM, 5-7' V' ' sf- A ,, Sc lv R125 N il inlflfflfjf 6 1 , Iwi' 71507 'J' fwlzfzff, V. Drury, J 1 nn. Cyn!!! j Qfbzfffgj PA ff ' CYIIJIIJ' ' A-71' rl' 1'1- 11 1 fm f - X T c gy. Alyfcycjjb fl up, 1 1 01171 yy . l 'Vw , . 0111, U tw, lp . ,I jj xobwy L, ci lfbw . ,j . S fj, ffzfffqg, Q, 77 771111 1011 - P111-' l llf' 1 'ffv ' . W1 JU11 ,TI K A4171 D Dim R0 pl flf,6j, ' U10 I 361' 0 . czgffy. Cel, - '04 If xlrn, 2,'l.l-U P G1-ctw! H Iggy? ' ffzff, yi , ' 1066-,, , ' flffwll fllarjf Al, xffulyw N Rory, iq. E . lj , f .1 J 111, . 11 ., f?f,,,7hl0, 1 0110116 S6710 , ,, cffgf D0 ,N f14y,,yl.2 Ufw, F - J Jflllgyk. Yozzfhfuf Ckrzyzapfzerr at W one HW 1+ td fl 'iff e Fly Om' jomfmz VZSIIZ Stan mf s Hzg 9. journalism ranks with radio and the theatre as a medium of propaganda . say Cathedral High students. and so they study creative writing, and editing, and sponsor one publication, the Laharum Annual. Publishing the book is among the major senior privileges. Aware of the high purposes of journalism, the stall' has aimed to present an accurate picture of the various aspects of Catholic school life. The Christian journalist can change the world by announcing the good news of C.hr1sts doctrine revealed in the joy of Christian living. 51 I - HUUHE EUHTHUL llll P4 CAl'IiS'f0f7AE7'A' with cz P11rjJ0.s'e Top flcft to rightj Nlary Bclh Fcwfuflcy, jfzmci' Bmy, Iac- ? L 'FlC'll1 , Dmme clivzc H!lEli1'll77, lxmmlzl 4 qu , DeC01'ic', Pal Mcfzliflby. CCVZZC1' fleff In rigblj Lrmm Kfzlclcy, jackie fllacicjczwki Gewy Pfzppm, Carol A1211 H erbwir, Nancy A7171 Hcmzifzg, Ann Mari A7'7Z.l'f, jam 0110. Bolmm Hoff to riglvlj Nmzfy Bmw, ll'7illfr1m Iiweermmz, Ken ' lv? jofcph f Hcfmkc! liarbam Dum , Het J , Bwzk, Hfzrofzf Lfmzbcrf. FUTURE Library Tl St. Thomas Library Club l me had another busy year. Under the direction of Sister M. Eulalia the members worked to encourage stu- dents to read more good literature. Book VC'eek displays reminded stu- dents of the many new and exciting books St. Marys had added to th school library. Cataloging, check- ' Y and charging books are also ing, . K part of the youthful librarians' vol- work. Thanks and admira- unteer tion are due to those who serve their fell ' ' ' 'l and so Christ-wisely. IHS e ow students so charming y v eil: ix Hi Eilllllllg lllSl Q llllll HHH liEllllllilll -,,-l4,-' Be it Remembered, That We, the Class of Nineteen-fifty of Saint Mary Cathedral High School in the County of Saginaw and State of Michigan, being of sound mind and memory, but knowing the uncertainties of this life, do here- by make, execute and declare this to be Our Last Will and Testament, in manner following: FIRST - We will and direct that all our just debts and graduation expenses be paid in full. SECOND - XX e leave our gratitude, our love, and our regrets, to the faculty, the students . . . to Saint Mary's. THIRD - To the juniors, we leave our senior privileges -make the most of them. FOURTH - to the sophomores, we leave our boys. FIFTH-We leave to the freshmen, our promise that they will be seniors one day also. SIXTH - We. as individuals, leave the following: I, Jack Baumgarten, leave 'em laughin'! I, Beano Sullivan, leave my size to Slim Phelan. l, Lois Macdonald, leave my headache pills to next year's co-editors. I, Emmie Ryan, leave my crown to the future Labarum queens. I, Peggy McGovern, leave a lighted Lucky burn- ing in the window. I, Tom Cline, leave my way with women to Gary McGrath. I, Eddie Collins, leave my lethal weapons to the faculty. l, Ken Davis, bequeath my presidency of the Transgression Club to whoever can surpass my quota. I, Walt Krause, leave my desk to anyone who likes a cramped position. I, Gene Peruchietti, leave, wondering what Coach will do without me. I, Dolores Kraatz, leave my piano bench. l,Nan Premo, leave my song-scripts for next year's Doris Day, Margaret Dwan. I, Joan Porath, leave my combination for a win- ning personality. I, Kath Green, leave my rubbing alcohol for the cheerleaders. I, Mary Dower, leave Peachy with a sigh of relief. I, Mac MacCarthy, bequeath my Volume of Excuses to Johnny Ripslinger. l, Tom Westholf, leave my autographed cast to next year's football hero. I, Julian Kateley, leave my pipe and horn rims for '5l's man of distinction, Percy Topham. l,Jim Schmelzle, leave my box of matches to the arson squad. I, PhiI Topham, leave my collection of rings to the Lonely Hearts' Club. I, Jean Robinette, bequeath my crew-cut to any deserving male. I, John Lechman, bequeath my ialopy to Mon- signor Vogt. I, Anita DeAgostino, leave my position as staff typist to speedy Delores Giltrop. I, Shirley Coty, will my rake that I use to keep my eyebrows combed. I, Dan Quinn, leave bookkeeping class. I, Terry Phelan, leave my uniform tothe highest bidder. I, Joan Malott, leave with a smile. .--,V Ree Menard, leave my shortcuts to the Tus- cola Drive-ln. Jeanine Brennan, leave the keys of my Buick to Mary Howard. Helen Wydra, leave my Polkas for Bop. Dick Koblinski, leave echoes of sweet music through the halls. Bob Kocks, leave my books uncovered to Jim McGovern. Ken Heinkel, bequeath my iokes at Borden's for Anne. Jim Dwan, bequeath my color combinations for some deserving achromate. Bern Deisler, leave for better things. Jo Martin, leave my ability to carry on a con- versation to Mary Ann Ewald. Jim Martuch, leave by the nearest exit. Doc Fleschner, leave my taxi stand for next year's cabbie. Butch Quinnan, leave my honors and duties. SchuItzie , leave for the promised land. Joan Reimer, leave, hoping opportunity is just around the corner. Colleen Cassidy, leave, determined to be a success. Jim Schaffer, leave one good time for another. Dick Moody, leave hoping that someone else will keep the bench warm for the star basketeers. Dick Egerer, leave sighing Life Get's 'Teeius'. Ann Logan, leave with high hopes for the future. Bob Lichon, bequeath the key for the Coke- stand to future Prom Committees. Jerry Desrosier, leave with my eyes wide open after four years of sleeping. Pat Raths, leave wondering who will buy my first painting. Wally McKenna, leave my easy-going way to conquer the world. Bill Pohlman, will my hookshots to those who can manage them. Fred Ewald, leave good times, laughs, and carefree school days. Don Kocks, leave with pride my name among Saint Mary's graduates. Pat Kain, bequeath our table at Borden's to future seniors. Duly witnessed by the Seniors, On this first day of March, 1950, A.D. Eiiil Hmmm me QUUIHQHHQQQ' nn. QM QVTQQT fx Ky id eriqgu-sie as Q Elec. 1- rz Q mm K , S. Ps ggi: W x .aiu J ,,-,ffx ,W 541 W at ,.A.., 11:21 7,713.5 K 5 , . Q . 1 1 L 25 7 Q1 'f STHHHEE PHEUIEHTIUHS P INN svens- UARQEE A HORSE A FARM 3 6-3' J enum V' Q 1 f Q 1 '07,- 'Aes oo ' 3 La 6 drum 0 77 The success oi me Qxoqo Ks evkdeox 'og Axe syn me Races oi somone ScXmXw. 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A1111 Marie Orin .usd .Iowplv Ijtfltll- If I ff' 0 Z 42:15 if N r At Qi? tlx ifs' X KeePim-Z us Posted YCS th hand of f K E he b 1 ' : es ,' . current news lzirfsrigvboartl Ctlmmirfcfa-'ggli were the ,ight -702311 Martin, Pat Rajigrs' Left' to riuht areqi-3 Us up OH all ant gZankScl1ultz, , Jeannine Brennan DOE-gen Vlgydra, ec 'in h ' res f Thomas Clifilgm litjblecessful camPHfQn the L b aatz and Richard Moody t Lithon, Margaret ilfkieinl advertising mann ' Vern, Phyllis .'C'r are C1 f . Top!-,am e t to flifht i Joanne 56' l hultz Mya J I H 011071 2 MARY UVYDRA l now 1 sophomore at Mary Wfyt rn, 1 St. Marys, was etlitor of the 1949 Comet, XX' bher School yearbook, which took e National honors in Scholastic contests. Rm' Cr0.r.s' le, Red Cross representatives, Joan Coy junior. iounne Schultz, senior, Marianne Fleschner, sophomore, talk over plains for the coming year. Gowning-up for the Cilee Club pictures ure those faithful members: Fmmie Ryan, Theresa Phelan, Nam Premo, Kathleen Kocks, :mtl Murquuret Quinntm. During Advent, Lent, before the big game, in fact, practically any tiny you will lintl the stutlents before the statue of Mary in the hall oflerim: u rosary. This is one ' f l Sotlulity proietts. of our most success u St. Marys have their share of umusements and some of those who made it possible are the men of the Athletic Association pictured here. From left to right are Mr. Christensen. Mr, Schultz, Patrick Mun- hollitncl. Mr. Brown, Mr. Mulott, Mr. Grier, Mr. Ruckert. Mr. Shen. and Father Mather. The movies we h.itl. .incl they xx ere numerous. were miule possible by Robert l.ichon to whom recognition is incleecl clue. He heatls the Operators' Club in charge of showing the films. ln the center of the page .ire shown the three singing gentlemen who en- tertained us on m.1ny occasions. They are john Cfrowley, Tom Wfnrtl. uncl joseph Dushner. 4, Q96 N0 19 5 E: 5 A ' 1 III SW lt is the contest that delights us, not the victory. - Pascal Christ and l can change the world: The spirit of good sportsmanship and fair play in athletic contests sym- bolizes the strong courage of mature Christian living. 1- - 4- - Leaders Cvhfl-Iflrlll f,c'fzafer.rbzf- COACH ll .rem'1'cf to fofzezjf. DIRECTOR Rev. Michael Maher COACH john Sullivan REV. MICHAEL MAHER During the summer of 1948 Father Maher arrived at St. Mary's and was appointed Athletic Director. Since that time he has done a marvel- ous job in advancing sports here at St. Mary's. Father, who was a fine participator in sports himself in his student days, is well liked by all the students because he seems to understand them personally. His biggest and latest concern is trying to get the new gym completed before basketball season opens next year. Leo Franz LEO ISAMJ FRANZ In the fall of ,49, Sam , probably better known for his basketball achievements, added football to his illustrious coaching career. His un- usual success continued through football as he instilled the winning spirit that has been a trademark of his technique. His drive and knowledge of football led the Maroons to a winning season. Fame and Fortune has come to St. Marys with Franz. He has proved beyond all doubt that he is the best basketball coach in this area. With no height and little material, this basketball mentor has done what was termed impossible at the outset of the season. Against all odds. he again led the Cathedralites to the V. P. L. Championship. The seniors of St. Mary's wish to pay tribute to a great coach and a great guy, Sam Franz. JOHN SULLIVAN Johnnie Sullivan, as he is known by all his friends, has returned to St. Mary's as assistant football coach. johnnie, in the years he has partici- pated in athletics at St. Marys, has had many winning teams. Again, in 1949, he helped coach another team with a Hne record. Being an assistant includes coaching the J. V.'s, our future stars. These boys are the founda- tion of the teams to come. The Seniors of '50 want to thank Johnnie for all his help and wish him luck. Heres hoping that he returns! 43 gram X Football galglilgf, N6okSduuz11-cv I Q-B. R.Quiru1nn1LE. z T'eam, ALLVTZ Lf. 95796 Fooibaff Spgfgjj, 'Bob Kocks Sfffdazn AILXZP mymm ,K 1 fy--M 'N ,' -L'-BMV xl KSN Kvaauz T lm1'wmAt1N2PL. 4? McG0zfer1z and Darn lean' F!C'1'L'b7lC'l' nu lung jgllflll, .fzmior Var.s'z'fy Caamps V21r.fz'fy Reserva Around Kazhaleen Green, holding the ball are Ioan Mololl, jim M e G 0 1' e r n, .rtfzderzt manager, jackie Green, Don Koekf, f t II cl e 711 manager, Mary Lon Bar- zierz, ami joan R eimer, , x 4 affliinf Football askeiball For the past few years it seemed that St. Mary's had lost its spirit, but spirit and fight are never lost, and this was proved as the mighty Maroons returned to the road of victory. After two seasons of only meager records the Maroons roared back to the gridiron and once again became a title threat. Under the ample coaching of Sam Franz, the Maroons ended up in second place and had the strongest defensive team in the V. P. L. Finish- ing the season with a record of six victories and two de- feats, they lost only one league game to St. Andrew's by twelve points. Even in this loss the Maroons must be congratulated for St. Andrews was the Class C power- house of the State. From this great team a host of seniors will be lost through graduation, along with them goes Tom West- hoff, one of the finest boys ever to leave St. Mary's. Although Tom's heart was set on football, his gridiron fame was never established, because he suffered a frac- tured leg the third day of practice. Besides Tom there were a few other players with minor injuries including McGovern, Kocks, and Quinnan. St. Mary's placed seven men on the All-Valley teams: Walt Krause, first team tackleg jim McGovern and jim Sullivan, second team backsg Roger Quinnan, second team endg Bob Kocks, third team backg Dennie McCarthy, third team tackleg and john Crowley, third team center. St. Mary's promises to be a title threat again next year and live up to the standard of good spirit and sportsmanship. St. Mary 12 St. Mary, Flint . . . St. Mary .... . . 27 St. james, Bay City St. Mary 13 St. joseph, Bay City St. Mary .... . . O St. Andrew .... . St. Mary 13 St. Paul, Owosso . St. Mary 19 SS. Peter and Paul St. Mary .... . . 7 St. joseph, Saginaw St. Mary .... . . 13 St. Mary, Muskegon Total . . . .... 104 Total ...... . . . . 47 The Mighty Maroons of Saginaw St. Mary's have once again fought their way to the top of the Valley Parochial League score board. Under the tutelage of Coach Sam Franz the Maroons have outfought, out- scrapped, and outplayed their opponents to end up with an outstanding record. At the outset of the season the Maroons were not expected to have their usual strong team, but as the season progressed the Franz-men pushed their way to the top of the pile. In many a ball game the Maroons, finding themselves behind in the late stages, had the courage to fight back and win. Sparked by the Roger combination of Quinnan and Dolson, and Captain Gene Peruchietti, the fighting spirit of St. Mary's was at its peak for this season. Captain Peruchietti, who led all league scorers with 236 points, an average of 16.9 for fourteen games, set a new school record with a total of 311 points. Dolson, junior forward was next, placing fourth in league scoring with 157 points, missing third place by two pointsg and Quinnan, the great little senior center, was sixth with 150 points, missing the first five by one point. The big three amassed a total of 543 points among them from the teams total of 738 for fourteen league games. IN TERMISSION GOSSIP Through the year the sports fans were wondering just what Franz had said to his players at half time. Well, we'll let you in on a little secret. It wasn't what he said but how he said itg and these few words. expressed so well by so fine a coach led the Maroons on to win many a game in that decisive period. SEASON SCORES St. Mary ....... 37 St. James, B. C. . . . . . . 30 St. Mary ....... 49 St. Bernard ...... . . . 45 St. Mary ....... 59 St. Mary, B. C. .... . . . 37 St. Mary ....... 34 St. Andrew ....... . . . 22 St. Mary ....... 52 St. Joseph, Saginaw ...... 42 St. Mary ....... 50 SS. Peter and Paul ....... 47 St. Mary ....... 66 St. joseph, B. C. .... . . . 27 St. Mary ....... 51 St. Bernard ....... 37 St. Mary ...... 83 St. john, Essexville ...... 42 St. Mary ....... 40 St. James ......... . . . 31 St. Mary ....... 63 St. Mary, B. C. .... . . . 29 St. Mary ....... 50 St. Andrew ....... . .. 36 St. Mary ....... 41 St. joseph, Saginaw ...... 34 St. Mary ....... 47 SS. Peter and Paul ....... 54 St. Mary ....... 65 St. joseph, B. 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' ' . - I 'F :S Swvriov '-f 8 w 4 HS'Ewf lf Q-A543 . , 4' Qfk 'f-V. , -' . -...-'wr -xr: A MY - 7 f'--35. ,,, X 1 ,.p,,IP,v f,..a .Q . 4 , Y.:-,ff V - -j,,x. , 1. ' -- A , - F . . n - Yi... .y X',LT.. A 1 ,fps ,nf i. ul. 1 ,ff ..',, J Bwkefba!! Spafph if Jerry Bu.::1mS Juxuot'-Cizgxtitr lab -Cat f J N - ' Q,,m,,x. 1 Bob Knokb Saxxicvb--C-Fwo.x'ClL mu. Sm-wwf 'X 'Y5rrxNklGr'd. Junwr'-Fm:-wazi u'FuLz.ez:' 'RAJQK Waxdf Juzxior-Guard, 'Srw.tz. garax-ci. Jok.e.r,- Spam Baskefba!! Pobfrlzfw ,1 Z 7 1 . O5.rw7,Cd 2115511601 I J! 7' 011110. H0ol2 Q!li7Z7Z!l7Z ul bin' hurl, Nfwws' Sfrlllllnlgf Dara uV00fftY1t'k, Nick SL'bNlL'1- Qcr, jim Mafntl, fnlw Crozzlcy, R071 Rffpcrl, Unk liffcvfw, Bob Sffflizfm, jim Hwy, Cfmrgc Nlfzmfy, j. LL'1',L'I'1'L', lflfffwrl I.ym'l1. K mfvlingz Sam F1'LI1IZ, Tow lHL'Ccll1L', AMEL' SL4fH'L'7l1l', 1. 1:7'CC'71.7ll71, Charles Wmzl. Siflhzgq Donny Tmcvlw, Glzry Iflngzmnz, j. Daman. ,Nf..,.,4ff -4 7 .pi ll Goveffh loolba NU . fn' Mmgaiein attendant 9 1 da ' Gt pqrallof altiwlkatbaleen 10071 queefln 4lWe FQ! Our Fashion Stamfarzfs luklgh. Many years have gone by with many different fashions and styles. Of all these years, 1950 heads the list. In the fall and winter, the faculty of St. Mary's must have blinked their eyes once or twice when they saw the bright plaid jackets of the boys - the bold green and reds - telling the world of their warmth and comfort. Jim Schaefer is wearing one as he admires Jean Robinette's new dark blue ski-suit with its yoke of sky blue. The feminine charm of St. Mary's lovely young girls was unmistakable as they glided gracefully through the spring and winter formals in modest gowns of swishing taffetas, shining satins, regal velvets, romantic lacey nets, and billowing chiffons. Accompanying these beautiful ladies were St. Mary's boys in stunning dark suits and dignified tuxedos. Here are two of St. Mary's fashion-wise students. Johanna Mudd wears a lovely chiffon formal while Joseph Dashner wears a dark suit. It was hard to leave winter and its glamor and fun behind but spring came to our school halls. Our smart stu- dents were occasionally appearing in their small-checked suits, their lovely flary soft coats of various huesg the smart short hair cuts of the girls looked as neat and pretty as their new suede and kid shoes. The boys too are style-wise in a comfortable, casual way. The faculty will probably blink their eyes once or twice again. not in surprise but in sadness. For they know that the seniors of St. Marys were not only fashion-wise and study-wise, but also Christ-wise. They will miss those plaid coats, those fashion-wise students - those seniors of 1950. 51 Mother's and Dad's Page Mr. and Mrs. Albert Baumgarten, Jr Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. Brennan ...... Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cassidy ...... Mrs. Leo Cline .............. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Collins .... Mr. William F. Coty ............ Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Davis ........ Mr. and Mrs. joseph DeAgostino ..... Mr. and Mrs. Edward Deisler, Sr. . Mr. and Mrs. David Desrosier .... Mr. and Mrs. Norman Dower .... Dr. and Mrs. James Dwan ..... Mrs. Joseph Egerer ........ Mr. and Mrs. Fred P. Ewald ...... Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Fleschner. . . Mr. and Mrs. John R. Green ..... Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kain .... Mr. and Mrs. Julian Kateley . . . Mrs. Mary Adams ........... Mr. and Mrs. William Kocks ..... Mr. and Mrs. R. Kraatz, jr. .... . Mrs. Emma Krause ............ Mr. and Mrs. George Lechmann . . Mr. and Mrs. F. Lichon ....... Mr. and Mrs. Walter T. Logan ..... Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Macdonald .... Mr. and Mrs. Leonard P. Malott .... Mr. andMrs. C. Martin ......... Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Martuch. . Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McCarthy ..... Mr. and Mrs. James T. McGovern. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. McKenna ..... Mr. and Mrs. Louis Menard ....... Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Moody ...... Dr. and Mrs. Richard D. Mudd . . . Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Peruchietti. . Mrs. and Mrs. T. J. Phelan ....... Mr. and Mrs. William Pohlman . . Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Porath ...... Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Quinn .... Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Quinnan .... Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Raths .... Mr. and Mrs. Alex Reimer ..... Mr. and Mrs. R. Robinette ....... Dr. and Mrs. Richard S. Ryan .... Mr. and Mrs. Roy W. Schaffer .... Mnjoseph B. Schmelzle ...... Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Schultz ..... Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Sullivan .... Mr. and Mrs. Percy Topham ..... Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Westhoff ..... Mr. and Mrs.joseph Wydra ..... Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Zimmerman . . . . . . . .jack's mother and dad . . . .jeannine's mother and dad . . . . .Colleen's mother and dad ..........Tom's mother . . .Ed's mother and dad .........Shirley's dad . . . . . .Ken's mother and dad . . . . .Anita's mother and dad . . .Bern's mother and dad . . . .Gerry's mother and dad . . . . .Mary's mother and dad . . . .jim's mother and dad . . . . . . . .Dick's mother . . . .Fred's mother and dad . . . .Tom's mother and dad . . .Kath's mother and dad . . . . . .Pat's mother and dad . . . . . . .Julian's mother and dad ..............Dick'smother Don's and Bob's mother and dad . . . . . .Dolores's mother and dad ..............Walt's mother . . . .johns mother and dad . . . .Bob's mother and dad . . . .Ann's mother and dad . . . .Lois's mother and dad . . . .Joans mother and dad . . . .joan's mother and dad . . . .jim's mother and dad . . . .Denny's mother and dad . . . . . .Peggy's mother and dad . . . . . . .Wally's mother and dad . . . . .Rose Maries mother and dad . . . . . . .Dicks mother and dad . . . . . . . .Joes mother and dad . . . . .Eugenes mother and dad . . . .Theresa's mother and dad . . . . . .Bills mother and dad . . . .joan's mother and dad . . . .Dans mother and dad . . . .Rogers mother and dad . . . . .Pat's mother and dad . . . .joans mother and dad . . . . . . .jeans mother and dad . . . . .Emmie's mother and dad . . . . . .jim's mother and dad ..............Jim'sdad . . .Joannes mother and dad . . . . . .Jim's mother and dad . . . .Phyllis's mother and dad . . .Tom's mother and dad . . . .Helen's mother and dad . . . .Jim's mother and dad Szzbscribers Rt. Rev. Felix Vogt Rev. Edw. J. Szrurmowski Rev. Michael Maher Rev. Charles W. Burkhardt Franklyn Ackerman Mr. and Mrs. Miles Allen Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Armstrong Mrs. and Mrs. S. R. Armstrong Miss Connie Bastien Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Bastien Miss Lucille Bastien Mr. and Mrs. Edward Baumgarten Mr. F. L. Baumgarten Mrs. Ethel Beam Miss Margaret Ann Bett Jean Birney Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Birney Thomas Birney Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Blair Dawn Bodrie F. T. Borsenik Margaret M. Bray Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bruce Erwin Burr Jean Ann Byrne Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Carson Homer Choate Family Mr. and Mrs. Jack Coryell Edith Collins Mr. and Mrs. Floyd J. Crowley Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Cupp Dolores Daignault Mr . and Mrs. E. J. Daignaulr Mr. and Mrs. Richard Daignault Mr Mr Mr . and Mrs. William C. Davison . and Mrs. Roy DeGesero . and Mrs. Edward Deisler, jr. .b'1 wi F 1'-.-f x x ' ' Nc,-s.- Mr. and Mrs. T. W. DePrekel Marcella and Theresa Desrosier Mrs. Edward Domino Mr. R. M. McDonough Mr. and Mrs. William B. Feahr lsadore E. Flanders Mrs. L. E. Fleschner Jerry Garvey Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gavit Mr. and Mrs. A. Gavit Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gronda Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hayner James J. Harvey Mr. and Mrs. Delbert R. Haug Mr. and Mrs. Albert F. Henning, Jr. Lenora and Augusta Heim Mr. and Mrs. John Hockschulte Mr. and Mrs. George Hodgins Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Howard Nell Howard William C. Hurley Amina and Victor Jacobs The Junior Class Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kanary Mr. John Kauts Mr. and Mrs. George W. Keating, Jr. Margaret M. Kenny Betsy Kerns Mr. and Mrs. J. Edward Kingry Rosemary Kingry Richard LaHaie Mr. and Mrs. Lappin Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse LeFevre Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Lupien, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Lynett Geraldine MacDonald Mrs. Margaret Madigan 53 To the shiendr QF the Label um the Sezzzbrf' grfztzkzule and az rzkzcere Gad Herr you .... Mr. and Mrs. Ben H. Mahank Merry Market Mrs. Mary E. Mclnnis Janine Metevier Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Milstead Betty Lou Nelson Mr. and Mrs. John P. Nickodemus Mrs. Leo N ovosatko Cecilia O'Callaghan Jerry O'Leary Mr. and Mrs. Karl Otto Shirley Pockrandt Frances and Carl Pohlman John M. Premo Thomas Quinn, Jr. William Quinnan Mr. and Mrs. John E. Reimus Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ruckert Beatrice M. Ryan Mrs. T. L. Ryan Raymond C. Schaffer Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schmerheim Mike Schrems Mrs. Mary Sheltrau Mr. and Mrs. John J. Skulley Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Sonntag Mr. and Mrs. J. Howard Schmelzer Sr. Marys Student Sodality Mrs. George Talbot Mr. and Mrs. Donald Thiel Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Topham Stanley Topham C in memory! John W. Troester, Jr. Mrs. Helen Weadock Skip Weadock Florence Webber Chester E Wesolok Eugene E. Wiechec Pczfrom A 8. W ROOT BEER Lunches 1703 E. Genesee ANDERSON'S BOOK STORE Books ' Stationery - Cards 119 South Jefferson BEL RE CLEANERS Dry Cleaning 1048 E. Genesee BERKA-WAY Shoe and Hat Rebuilding 511 Lapeer Street BERTIE'S PASTRY SHOP Fancy Pastries 800 Hoyt Avenue BIGELOW COMPANY Plumbing and Heating 1037-39 Howard Street BOSCH STUDIOS Photography 115 North Hamilton WILLIAM .I BOYER 8. SONS Fuel Company 1221 N. Washington BRIDGEPORT HARDWARE 6167 Dixie Highway . 'X' , s' -. A., X.'-x v I BRIDGEPORT SERVICE GARAGE General Repairing Storage, Gas, Oil and Accessories BRUCE CARTAGE COMPANY Trucking 2450 Holland Avenue CATTERFELD DRUG STORE Walter Catterfeld Cor. Warren and Atwater CLARK'S DRUG 81 SURGICAL SUPPLY Prescriptions ' Surgical Fitters 518 W. Genesee COLLINS SALES COMPANY Overhead Doors 1404 Holland Avenue COURTESY BAKERY Home Made Baked Goods 1218 Lapeer Street CULVER-DEISLER Rexall Drug Store Cor. Genesee and Jefferson DAVIS DRUG STORE Drugs 1052 E. Genesee SIMKINS GRILL Restaurant and Soda Bar 1050 E. Genesee EASTOWN RECREATION Bowling 1228 E. Genesee HERBERT G. EIB Painting and Interior Decorating 809 Mackinaw Street STANDARD OIL SERVICE Chet Ellithorpe Sheridan and Hoyt Avenues ENRIGHT-TOPHAM COMPANY Yellow and Checker Cabs 218 Baum Street FAME LAUNDRY Laundry and Dry Cleaning 1034 E. Genesee FELDMAN'S Hosiery and Gloves 422 E. Genesee THE FURNITURE MARKET, INC Furniture, Floor Covering 8- Appliances 4301-05 E. Genesee Ave. GATELY COMPANY Furniture 120-30 S. Franklin Street GOETZ 8. ROESER Florists 200 S. Michigan BRIDGEPORT LUMBER 8. SUPPLY CO. DENGLER'S HARDWARE GOSSETT AND CEDERBERG Lumber' Coal ' Building Supplies Hardware, Glass, Paints and Varnishes Funeral Home 6088 Dixie Highway 1931 E. Genesee 403 North Michigan 54 Patrons GRILL FOOD MARKET Meats and Groceries 824 S. Washington HEIM PARTY HOUSE Catering 643 S. Park DIXIE INN Choice Wines, Liquors and Foods 1 Mile South of Bridgeport ALBOSTA HARDWARE Paints ' Varnish ' Household Needs 2309 S. Jefferson AVALON DRIVE INN Sandwiches and Soda Fountain 3505 State Street HOYT DAIRY BAR Walt and Ann's Place 807 Hoyt Street LO IDA BEAUTY SHOP Specializing in Hair Cuts 1044 E. Genesee JAECKEL 8. RAU Men's Wear 107 S. Jefferson JOCHEN SHOE STORE Shoes for the Family 420 E. Genesee JURGENS HI SPEED SERVICE Gas and Oil 300 N. Sixth x V A' -l-T's- - ' KENT'S DRUG STORE Prescriptions 1504 Wadsworth THOMAS LaFARO Groceries and Meats 1901 Lapeer Street LAPEER AVENUE PHARMACY Jerry Farnum, Prop. 1222 Lapeer Avenue HUGH LEE IRON WORKS 925 S. Water Street WALTER C. LINK ELECTRIC Electrical Contractor 3601 S. Washington W. T. LOGAN Food Distributor 1614 Cornelia LYNES BROTHERS Hardware and Floor Coverings 2611 E. Genesee MADER SHOP INC. Ladies' Ready to Wear Brewer Arcade M 8. B ICE CREAM CO. Soda Fountain Equipment'Supplies 301 N. Water Street MUELLER BROTHERS Men's Clothing Cor. Washington 8. Genesee 55 NELSON GROCERY Groceries and Meats 6684 Swan Creek Road NEUMODE HOSIERY Hosiery for the Family 414 E. Genesee JOE REI'IMANN'S Cleaning and Tailoring 214 S. Washington Ave. RICHMAN BROTHERS CLOTHING Men's Clothing 121 S. Washington PROFESSIONAL FLESCHNER CLINIC Thomas Fleschner, M.D. Physician and Surgeon Birch Run, Michigan JOHN A. McCARTY, D.D.S. Dentistry 303 N. Michigan RICHARD S. RYAN, M. D. Dial 7905 633 S. Washington JOHN W. JAMES, M. D. Physician 418 W. Genesee JAMES V. DWAN, D.D.S. Dentist 305 Wiechmann Building Patrons RICHTER DRUG COMPANY Drugs 1929 E. Genesee SEAL-O-CO STATIONS Gasoline 211 Graebner Building SAGINAW AUTO-ELECTRIC SERVICE Robert Harbison 2214 Holland SAM'S Sporting Goods 218 Federal SCHMERHEIM ELECTRIC CO. Electrical Supplies 8K Fixtures 405 Davenport THE SCHRAMKE PRESS Printers 226 S. Washington J. A. SCHIRMER 81 SONS Jewelry 214 E. Genesee SCHIRMER DRUG CO. Hoyt and Sheridan SCHREIBER'S FOOD MARKET Groceries and Meats 705-11 Hoyt Street SHEA'S ALLSPORTS Best in Equipment 509 E. Genesee L. C. SMITH COAL CO. Fuel 1605 Phelon Street M v'- 4, .-4.x VA CARL L. SMITH Watchmaker and Jeweler 1802 E. Genesee SMITH HARDWARE CO. Sporting Goods and Hardware 600 Gratiot Avenue SOLOMAN'S SUPER MARKET Groceries and Meats 1216 E. Genesee SAM SOWULESKI 81 SON Meats and Groceries 1625 Webber Street SWAN ICE CREAM CO. Ice Cream 209 N. Water SUGAR BOWL Ice Cream Bar 2004 Annesley SWARTHOUT DRUG STORE Drugs and Prescriptions 503 E. Genesee VALLEY CITY OIL CO. Oil and Gasoline 310 Meredith Street VALLEY CORNICE 8. SLATE CO. LTD. Sheet Metal Contractors 314 N. Hamilton FRANK J. WHALEN AGENCY General Insurance 1528 Cornelia Street WILLIAMS GULF SERVICE Complete Lubrication and Accessories East Genesee at Burt 56 Advertiser Brand 8. Hardin ...... Brennan Shell Service .... Case 8- Co. ........ . Catholic Weekly ...... Consolidated Freight Co.. . Creamline Dairy ...... Daniel's ........... Deisler Funeral Home .... Diamond Oil Co.. . . . Frazee 8- Sons ...... Furstenberg-Braun . . . Gase Baking Co.. . . . Granville's Shoes . . . Grohman Florist ........ Harden Insurance Agency Hendrick Contracting Co. . Henning Sausage ..... Herzberg 8. Byron .... Koehler Bros. . . . . Lincoln Tavern ........ . Michigan Church Supply . Monarch Service Stations, Inc New Era ................. Nickodemus 81 Sons . . . Ohio National Life . . . Reitz Funeral Home . .. Ritz Hamburg ....... Roycraft Coaches . . . Rupprecht, Harry . . . Ryan, Thomas H. ...... . Saginaw Dock 8. Terminal Saginaw Photo Supply. . . Co Saginaw Service Parts, Inc.. . . Schultz, Thomas W. .... . Sears ............. Topham Printing Co. . . Walz Hardware ........ Washington Restaurant .. Wiechmann Co. ...... . Wolohan, Chas. . . ATR X - ,W , x lx .N 1' R' JI l ii' J w xgf c 7Ze 04' NEW 4 l 55 ERA l ?5'5EE'I5iS PUMA 0 CHIPS' N , I ,fT0ps Qualityu W Hardware C0. lx 611 East Genesee Ralph R. Kzmitfer l Distributor 55 Dial 2-9677 T J o l 1 V DAN I E L S to i l Perfect Diamonds il Fine Watches R. C. 81 ii Silverware i Novelties General Building Contractors l l l 427 Atwater Street l 1 Sagimzuh Fifzeyt jezwelcrf ti phone 5-1494 N 01118914 i :N Genesee at Waxslmington l ONIZE THE L B 57 ARUM ADVERTISER i .X.l l ' s' - ,. 4-..,x,, i Welcome to . . . SEARS 1 Stzgimzw'.v Friemltiest Store H ' N 1 8. SONS Dial 5-841 1 1 515 Holland Avenue l Do Your Complete Shopping at 1 Stzgimzw'r Mort Complete ll Department Staten 3 1 Fuel Oil l Plenty of Free Parking 1 Dixie Gasoline 1 Federal at Genesee 1 l Deisler Funeral Home E. G. DEISLER, Funeral Director 441 North jefferson RONIZE THE LABARUM ADVERTISE 58 I wig 11 M ll H 1 1 yi 1 V wi 1 H 1 i 1 ill ll ll 1, I ll l 1: ll ll ll I i S CREAMLINE DAIRY For Quality PLO E S MIL K W R SAGIliAW'S TELEGRAPH Fkomsr' jefferson at Tuscola 2409 Hess Street CHARLES WOLOHAN, INC. FARM PRODUCE o BUILDING SUPPLIES BIRCH RUN, MICHIGAN TRONIZE THE LABARUM ADVERTIS 59 X 5 . .vvkx h I L Y Y 2 Y 4, N! 1' LINCOLN TAVERN RE I T Z ,Z , FUNERAL HOME 1 H Lunches, Dinners and Ambulance Service 1, Liquors 1 ?? 1026 E. Genesee Ave. L Bridgeport, Mich. 1 Phone 2-791 1 u Ai 1 1.1 KOEI-ILER BROS 1M STEEL WORKS ' as L 2000 Holland Ave. Phone 5-4491 QL g-,- f,l,Y, Y-LL- 1:5252 , - Kyiv 5 i, , PATRONIZE THE LABARUM ADVERTI 60 i X, 'iM ---4-- .-W MICHIGAN CHURCH W. L. CASE 8g CO. SUPPLY I Funeral Directors alt, and I Ambulance Service Ecclesiastical Goods I I I 4 l 3 Adams l 17 North Jefferson Telephone 3-5441 I I I 7 Y 7 Y 7 Y 7 Y Y Y v Y Y Y I I TH05' H' RYAN HARRY RUPPRECHT C I The Grover I Phone 2-1714 I 15 51 East Genesee Avenue I I Quo I :fy We Deliver to all Parts of the City I M9015 G nd so usages II III? Beer 0 Wine I Cbumjmgrze Freyb Fruit! and Vegetable! I FVOZW F0045 Phone 2-0681 1529 East Genesee Ave Fancy and Staple Groceries' . ATRONIZE THE LABARUM ADVERTISER 61 X- . X- v' -, A., .'g V, wIvI. c. WIECHMANN co. w. FRAZEE 2. soNs I 1' 'I' One of Micbignnk Finer I Fnnernl Directory Department Store! 'I' 'I' 1 16 South jefferson I William F. Shea, Owner I Secure Your Fntnre I I nfnre To Be Sure 'I' A. S. BRENNAN AGENCY I F O O D OHIO NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. 'I I 1135 E. Genesee Phone 2-3136 I 1505 E. Genesee PIITRONIZE THE LABARUM ADVERTIS 62 Mix S ' -,. -1. T-A-4 - ' A Thos. W. Schultz sswsns CLEANED av cAvo so ELEc'rnlc M TI-loo I . - Reef ee i + V l A 'fl i l if .lffff 3 K J. , Eiillirsuiilkl l 1 X it 'I' :P liii ' iiil 1 fe A Lumber -, f gig , - -1.37 - neMovAL or 1+ - E + ::z::::i.:,:: 1764 S. Jefferson Ave- l Plumbing and Heating Supplies Hot Water Heaters p 1513 Alger Street Phone 6603 l 7 Y , f Y RUYCCRNFT COACHES Distributed by SULLIVAN SALES COMPANY TRAILER PARTS o ACCESSORIES 5755 State Road Saginaw, Mich. Telephone 5-3520 ASTSROSIJISQISSTHESiLABARlJM SABVERTISER 63 .mln X' s'. ,. ....xk-' HERZBERG 8. BYRON L. A. HENNING CO. 55 55 ' F U RNACES Good Fwmkfurts 53' 55 802 East Genesee 303 Hayden L , RW Complimenlf of . cg 4 BRENNAN L P 'Q ' f R' it . f VI E A SHELL SER C . SAGINAW PHOTO SUPPLY 53 YOUR KODAK DEALER 507EG A Tlph 279f2 Emi Genefee at H olland N S g PATRONIZE THE LABARUM ADVERTISE 64 X Y . ' s l-it - e f --- 41 GRANVILLE'S 1 THE CATHOLIC WEEKLY ,-V A' r. SHGES m 1 1 1 Always me Newm in T All the Vital Catholic Newt 1 1 FINE SHOES K 1 1 fvf 1 1 the Entire Family T! Serving the Saginaw Dioceye M 512 Potter Street Established 1882 w 11 1 1 1 T T T T 1 ' 1 1 For the Ben? 1 5 STOKER COAL 1 ' 1 ' CW - ' ompfzmefm 1 1 Tilllfllllfll CUHL H 1 of a Phone 2-7165 Operated by Fne7If! The Saginaw Dock 8t 1 Term i nal Co. 1 1 Y A , A PATRONIZE THE LA BARUM ADVERTI 65 SER PA M ,-, x.,f DIAMOND OIL COMPANY 'I' Gayoline 0 Fuel Oi! Motor Oil 'I' 3501 E. Genesee Phone 4-9316 Saginaw, Michigan Compliments Of Washington Restaurant and Cocktail Lounge Sagimzufy Fineyt 153 Washington Phone 9759 or 2-0572 PHO N E 2-6822 The Topham Printing Company Over 30 Ymrf In One Locatzon 314 Court Street Saginaw, Michigan TRONIZE THE LABARUM ADVERTISE 3 .f,x. 4 Saginaw Service Parts, Inc. I , , L 4 Automotive Parts jobber l C omplimemy of V BRAND AND HARDIN Wholesale and Retail 1 1 715 Federal Street 1 Saginaw Complimentf of NIUNARCH SERVICE STATIONS, INC. SAGINAW BAY CITY 241 W. Genesee 1000 Adams 754 N. Washington 102 Litchfield ATRONIZE THE LABARUM ADVERTIS 67 THE ROBERT M. HARDEN 'I' Complimentx of OLD HOME BREAD and Imumnce Specialiytf M C 506 Eddy Building 404 West Genesee CONSOLIDATED FREIGHT CO. TRUCKING 1OO Carroll Street PATRONIZE THE LABARUM ADVERTISE 68 iw .xv If .7 M4 A Ls-- AQULNAE CQLEIEGE lt's Smart To Be Thrifty UCOC UCC Iona C0 ege conducted by the y H Dominican Sisters of Ma rywood i 1607 Robinson Road Grand Rapids, Michigan Saw for YOUR Imz'epe11ffe12ce-- Buy U S. Sfl'UZ.77g Stamps aim' Bomfr. H Winners of K. C. Essay Contest The group of students, with Saginaw Attorney Mark T. Davis won top places in the recent Father Marquette essay contest sponsored by the Fourth Degree Assembly of the Saginaw Knights of Columbus. Saginaw St. Mary Cathedral students Patricia Raths Cfirstb and joan Martin Cseconclj won top prizes in the 42-entry competition. Diana Hammis of Holy Family placed third. Other top essayists in order of their place- ment were Gerald Boyd of SS. Peter and Paul, Denise Mooney of SS. Peter and Paul, and Bernadette Deisler of St. Mary's Cathedral. Seated left to right above are Miss Hammis, Davis, Miss Raths, and Miss Martin. Standing are Boyd, Miss Mooney and Miss Deisler. PATRONIZE THE LABARUM ADVERTISERS 69 Azzfognzphs Alztograpbs 14llf0g7'dfJA.f L yr: - z -- ' . , wi ' , G 4 -'4 - - fa, f P' if f Qmiq I 1:53, : 11 Z. I W if 3 ,ri- 9 32, ?' 'T 4. K-1 x. .sql 1 as.. 21 by 3 . sv, .. .. i4 AW M. . , .. . ,, hs.. fi gi 2.1 Pi VY I ii. ' E .fx i ,bg- , - s 3. x A -1 I. -if ... . : . . ,. , .- 1 1.1, x, r .,-QQ -'ri' i, , . N- V. 3 ,f , , ik, f- , ,F -: N - , 1 s -'5 .v . ,f . -V. - H ' W Qs 9'-i i 1 9 f k R bf 2 1 Q. I 53 Q. P . SQ u i 4. n,. ,u Q. :- fx if E' as L 'ff as F' 3 -4 5 5 , H ' '- f i':,fjffa-'vsv: '.'f9EfQf vfm' - A' 'F' 1 D