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

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1952 volume:

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Religion . . . .... Religion, Hirtory, Latin ........,......EngliJb ...............Scienre . .... Religion, Social Science . . . . . . . . . . .Mailiematicr . . . . . . . . . .Englirl9, Malbematicf .R eligion, Hirtory, Geography Sister M. Redempta, O.P., .ReIigion, Commercial, Librarian Sister Helen Louise, O.P. ........ Matbenmtiar, Commercial Sister M. Alexine, O.P. .... ....,. 1 lfnric, Glee Club.: Mrs. J. E. O'Neill ..... Mr. Leo Franz .... Sister M. Eloise, O.P.. . . . ........EngliflJ . . . .Atbleticr . . . .Labamm Azlrirer O O Be ye doers of the word and not hearers only , our Class motto, will be our beacon light. It is our intention to heed this challenging motto and by our good example to reflect its light. Let this challenge inspire us to greater heights and to more significant personal holiness. By our good deeds we must bring honor and glory to our Blerred Mother, Her Divine Son, and our Alma Mater. Four years membership in Our Ladyff Sodrzlity has placed at our disposal adequate means of personal sanctification and many opportuni- ties to inspire others by our good example and piety of practice. Seven boys of our Clan were granted the privilege of serving at God's altar for many years. These Kniglm of the Altar represent the congregation at the sacred Sacrifice. Ready for a procession in honor of our Lord are the Senior Knightr of the Altar. Grouped around M omignor Vogt are Ronald LeFleur, prefect of our Sodalityg Robert Sullivan, whose picture appears again as he holds the paten for Morzrigrzor during distribution of Holy Communiong and Alfred Slaggerl, whom you'll meet again as he offers a Valentine to our Lady. Holding the cross is Willianz Eckerman, president of Our Lady's Maids and Men of '52. jamef Bray also appears again as a delegate to the S.S.S. meeting. George Stewart, carrying the censer, is a star both on the football field and in the classroom. George is also the winner of the Regents- Alumni Scholarship presented by the University of Michigan. Nick Sclamelzer a faithful Knight, is also president of the Student Council. He is a winner of a P.T.O. competitive Scholarship. 8 Hotel Morrimn, Chicago, Here We Come! Eager to reach the Summer School of Catholic Action for its renowned instruction, entertainment, and friendship are at coach door: N. Licbmz, M. Miller, R. LeFlenr, 1. I,l..J,... 1 D ...... ll UAV, .... . ..., I V V,.ll,.vl, ,,.,,,...4n1 Y? A Well-l0x'ed Retreat Master and a Memorable Retreat - 1952 Expressing their apprecia- tion ro Rein H. Rdleukotler, CP., for his spiritual guidance are Co-prefects R. Lelilezrr and M. A, Allen. Persomzl Holiness - Our A' 1772 Frequent reception of Holy Eucharist by Soclalists-the goal of many this year. gf,- f Glory to God in the Highest Endeatvoring to instill the Christmas spirit in the guests at the P.T.O. Program are these Catfaedmlite Ctzrolem. 1 , Faithful in attendance at Saginaw Student Sodality meetings were delegates: C. Feabr, C, Dafzkwdf, AI. McKemz.z, AI. L. Baumer, I. Hzfdxong 2nd row: R. Lelilezfr, ill. C. Slezmrt, and J. Bray. 12 tbolzc Press Catbolzc Actzon A special occasion - the March, 1952, Sodality Meeting. Mtg:-. F. Vngz, Rezx N. 0'Co1znor, R. Lelilezzr, M. A. Allen, and C. Feab r. 9 Coronation of Our Blessed Mother - C liinnx o f S odnlists' Devotion About to crown Our Blessed Lady is M. A. Allen - aided by C. Feubr R. LeFle1zr, 1. Floeter, and M. McKenna. 13 Magmficat' Mary s own hymn This song bursts forth out of the fullness of her heart How yoy ful and exultant, yet how humble her acceptance We, too, in our own way, have endeavored to magnify the Lord Through regular rehearsals and diligent practice, we have achieved our goal, at least in part Daily we loin in chanting the High Mass and on Sundays and holy days of obligation the members of the Gzrlr Chou' sing special praises in honor of our Lord and His Blessed Mother The Glee Club and music students offer serious and gay music and provide many hours of enjoyment for ourselves and for others. Seated at the piano is Dick Bnecbe, the man of the hour. CAs a matter of fact, he's the only man among our music grads? Right next to the piano is Kathleen Gallagher, an Arthur Hill Senior. That's Nancy Bow there holding the recital program. You will meet her again as our Valedictorian. Nancy is a winner of a P.T.O. competitive Scholarship. Next is talented jackie Hudmzz, co-prefect of the S.S.S. Listening intently to Dick is our songbird, Mary Haley. Mary is pictured again as she boards the bus in the wee hours for the Grand Rapids Music Convention on page 18. 14 Lovely Ladies and az Lau! Accomplished pianists are these five music grads: R. Bueche, J. Hudson, N. Bow, M. Haley, and K. Gallagher. 4, .Q-n-r '2 Q iw Sing Ioyfully to God The members of the Girlr' Choir raise their voices in praise of God at Sunday Mass. 16 g W A Vma Q , nn M I 'Zi 1 74 fi 'E 'Wx ,f:, ww ,Z L? if 7 W H . - w ,,-W an 1 151 V Z' 14 ,m,g,w,1,,JWwwmwW9W fm W ,gf f-M1 , NWN, .... -,.....-My M2 f M-.aww Ar 1 Q-1 I XY K: ' wwf' 1 maj W 5 iYQ , At f 5i jf l f- 4 me i 5 . ,Q .4 .. ' 5 2? ?Wif i'i?'!'!'?'B2Q? sw be -W 5, . S' wr, 'I -1 x X 9 fri? if X? 21 if Sf - .Q H-.. ., i O Little Town of Bethlehem The Senior Clurolcrs singing the old, familiar carols before the Crib are L. lfrulwzfnzlrglv, K. lflcminger, G. Pfzppm, M..S'1rllizm1, M, Haley, M. 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'.9:,-i. vcg--:..gj, +1 .5-, 9, fn -ily 9.1.1. -A 4n2f'1f' ,ggz,:'re?g,.g1P:f.'jgieii- 0 Meetings, assemblies, and social gatherings - all played their part in brightening our Senior year. In the planning of our program, we attempted to keep before us high Christian ideals, remembering al- ways that we are Maryfr Maiafr and Men. Mary alwayix' We have sought your protection and you have shielded us. May we never cause you grief and may you continue to guide us as we perform our life's duties. May our future bespeak our ever-increasing love for you. We hail you, Alma Mater. as we recall our happy social life of gay festivities, enjoyable parties, and victorious games. Across the page is Mary Lon Ratbr ca vision of lovelinessp and Ronald Klonorki CWl1at a lucky gentlemanly starting out for the big social event of the year, the Prom. Besides being light on his feet on the dance Hoor, Ronnie is a very capable boy on the football field. Wzitcli for his picture in the Sports Section. Mary Lozfr talent at a dance does not end with her dancing. Her clever and original decorations have helped to make all our parties successful. Do you remember reading her name on page 3 as our associate-editor? 20 ff Cf I2 L,f7 r' 1721.411 ,I ff! ff ' ,, H 4 'f.11f.' ' H Q 1'f.u. ' x A 1 i x -L,1V 1 J X1 X If? A... Recreational Relnxin' N. Kniebbe is about to play the latest recorded hit of johnny Ray while his enthusiastic fans, 1. Robinelie, M. jobnron, P. Fetzerf, and M. Glynn approve. 5 .- is s iii ' x ' Q ,-.,, t' - . As B. Slezcnf challenges A. Slugger! to ll game of chess, N. Schweizer, W. Eckernzan, W. Hncbclf, R. O'Lenr3', G. Sleuurl, and R. Ladebnzzrbe wait breathlessly for the decisive move. Moods and Modef of our Mandi and Men Rev1v1ng the old f'1sh1oned square dance are M Srbremf playmg the v1o11r1 whxle R Sflllzvmz M Collmf j Malo!! fmd I I-Imifon try the steps V Enjoying a hors dbeuvrcs party before the Prom are M. Coligm, I. Malott, M. Marta, 1274 Macbzclalmz, P. Nickodefzzfff, T. McCabe, M. B1'i6Jk6, and D. Troefter. 24 Our Elite! Prompt and pretty G, Miller greets her escort, W. Brmrziow. Sunday Smile and Sunday Bert M. Quinmm and M. L. Ratbf, leav- ing church building. 25 Our Royalty of '52 Labarum King and Queen, R. Ladebmzche and 1. Hud- fon, attended by M. A. Allen, B. Dmiek, N. Kniebbe R. Kl0720.ffbi, A. Slaggeft, and R. Blfecloe. Football Queen, K, Koch, and her attendants M. Flefclmer M. Feelaeley, and P. Affcdflbj Nw., . bw .' Qi ? a t O 1 QQ qqwk , fi Km 'Y gg, . an Sl H 'f 3132 ix, ., 3.1 0 L RQ. W ,K 4 61 , A Greeung by the Glee Club and Semor Class Pres 4 .L qi 'if' X fx 3 l Morals play no less a part in athletics than the athletes themselves Our Catholic outlook on clean play and spirited competition highlight each season of the Maroom Morale of both the School and the Marconi was sparked by the St Mary Albletzc Anotzrztzorz This remarkable working unit joined forces with the loyal fans throughout the season in support of the Maroom Success to future Mrzroom of our Alma Mater and honor to our Blessed Mother and gratitude to our loyal Atblctze Club It doesn't take six feet of brawn to be a football player, for diminutive George Urmy was chosen as our most valuable player . You see Rez . M. L. Maher, athletic director of an outstanding team, congratulating George, while our 1951 co-captains, lamef Malo!! and Nite Sclamelzer, look on. Sam Franz, Maroon Coach, centers the picture and proudly eyes Urmy, George will re-appear in this section as he prepares to charge through the opponents line. 28 . . 5 N-.. .-..... 1 - 4 - .Lrc1. 1 .F H. S4 H... Vrzrriiy Team Mrzmmzr - '51-52 FRONT ROW-j. LeFevre. D. Troester, D. Woodcock, VI. Malott, T. Storey, T. Schultz, G. Ursuy. SECOND ROXX -J. Raths, D. Decorte, V. Barone, F. Decorte, nl. Baitley, j. Martell, T. Hiser, NW. Wfarner, W. Hackett. TOP ROW-Student managers: L. Hendricks, T. Wfeadockg j. Bray, R. Sullivan, T. McCabe, T. Mcilirthy, G. Stewart, R. Rupert. Schmelzer, W. Fckerman, R. Klonoski, Father M. Maher, Coach S. Franz. September 16 September 23 September 30 October 5 FOOTBALL The Sl. Mary 1951 Football season accentuated clean spirited play, accompanied by high-pitched cheers from the fans and led by competent cheer-leaders. Fans and players alike will long remember the escapades of Quarterback Nick Sflwzel- 267, while coaches still try to figure out how speedy jim Affzzlnfl eluded their 'beefyn linemen. Bob Sffllizmz and Dare llynodcncb Filled the remainder of the backfield and met the enemy's attacks with equal zest. Witli a smash of equipment and bodies clashing together, fans knew that George Stewart and Terry McCur1lJy were again on the offensive. Wlien little George Urmy started a game, the opposition cried, Look out. little guy! But the little guy was not easily scared and showed everyone that he could do more with his beneficial 155 pounds than could an awkward 200-pound opponent. At the close of the season, the boys proved again that athletic minds, morals, and morale seasoned with Catholic principles made for better playing and praiseworthy sportsmanship. St. Mary, Flint .,.. . . 15-0 October 14 -St. Mary. Muskegon ...... . . 12-52 St. James. Bay City . . . . 0-19 October 19- SS. Peter 64: Paul, Saginaw . . . 0.6 St. joseph, Bay City . . . . . 6-19 November 4- St. Stanislaus, Bay City ....... . . 6-0 St. Andrews, Saginaw ........... 12-50 November 19- Sacred Heart, Mount Pleasant .... 14-6 Cure of N. Sclwzelzeffr E1u1.ri1'e Legs' A play which covered thirty yards and accumulated six points for the Maroons. 4 l 1 Catches D. Xwoodcotks pass at 20, 121 Staffs down the rest of the field. 1 31 Prepares to sidestep two tacklers at 15. 1 lrlivades one at 10. 45JDarts hy the other at 5. 161 Passes by safety man into the end zone. In the Clear Trapped Muskegorfs jim Marte scores through lim Mnfozf catches five yards short of T.D middle of Maroom, line. T011 gloeuin g Up Nick Srhmelzcr hits the dummy as Coach Franz: and rest of squad watch. 31 T G.Stevvcu't w,,,..,--vw' l 111 A-i- i A,A' A' C-?.1lz'suJH Jlqxks 'D.'DeCbv1:e, JB:-au it-1.0 M2 War ner W Hackett TM Gabe Varsity Basketball Squad, 1951-52 TOP ROW, left to right: J. LeFevre, T. Hiser, T. Storey, J. Nickodemusg MIDDLE Row: H. Lynch, R. Rupert, D. Troesterg BOTTOM ROW: D. Wfoodcock, B. MacDonaldg Student Managers: L. Hendricks, Cextreme lefty, T. Weadock fexrreme rightj. n The Cheerleaders in Action K. Kocks, M. Corcoran, P. McCar- thy, J. Reimer, and M. Fleschner sparked by loyal fans in the back- ground. 34 4' QASKETBALI 4 -- 'Q Small, but scrappy. is a good phrase to use when speaking of St. Maryft Basketball team. Coach Sam Franz again floored the smallest team in the Valley, but the boys made up for their lack of height by an aggressive spirit and accurate shooting. The five ring leaders were Ronald Rupert, David W00dCOCk, Robert MavDorzald, Hubert Lynch, and Demzir Troerter. Rupert is a very good shot and a handy man to have under the backboards. lt is also rumored that Rupert is the best all- around player in the Valley. fWe agree! J MacDonald and Woodcock, combined with Rupert, out-fought opponents under the boards. MacDonald and WUKJJCOER both contributed baskets at critical moments. Troerter and Lynch proved themselves too much for opponents in both offensive and defensive maneuvers. Let us not forget the reserves who helped make the Varsity what it was. Tbumar Storey, Tlmmar Hirer, jamer LeFei're, and 102772 Nickoriemur made up a highly-talented reserve team. The heated rivalry between SS. Peter and Paul and St. Mary was won, hands down by the Midgets, but not without a fight. We think that the second game played at Webber Gymnasium was the most exciting. In that game St. Maryfr scored three points in three seconds to send the game into over-time, but the Midgett outscored the Marconi in the final four minutes to win 446-45 I. In Tournament play St. Maryfr defeated Michigan Lutbemn Seminary quite handily but ran into a highly impatient SS. Peter and Pau! team two nights later. Needless to say, the Marrtom, having a bad night all around, fell to the Midget! by a score of 150-381. We wish to express the hurrahs of the student body to both players and the coaching staff at the end of the 1952 season. junior Vanity Squad Bottom Row, left to right: V. Rocchio. L. Bishop, F. DeCorte, T. Schultz, T. Mclnerneyg SECOND ROWL j. Kocks, j. Pendell, F. Storey, VV. Hnatczuk, M. Harden, R. Galonskag TOP Row: j. McLoughlin, M. McGovern, R. Flesch- ner. December ll - Sacred Heart, Mt. Pleasant ............. 44-40 February 8 - St. joseph, Bay City ..... . . . 55-52 january -1 - St. james, Bay City ........ . . 55-43 February 15 - St. Andrew, Saginaw ....... . . 56-so january H - St. joseph, Saginaw ...... . . 62--il February IH - Sacred Heart. Mt. Pleasant . . . . . , 43-52 january l l - St, joseph. Bay City .... , , 52-51 February 22 - St. Stanislaus, Bay City ..... . . . 54-40 january l5 - St. Andrew, Saginaw .... . . 5-'I-5 l February 26 - St. joseph. Saginaw .... . . . -9-40 january ls - St. Stanislaus, Bay City . . . , , -66-5' February 29 - SS. Peter 8: Paul, Saginaw . . . 45-46 january Z2 - St. Mary, Flint ........... . . 69-45 y 4 january 25 - SS. Peter and Paul, Saginaw . . . . -38-50 TUURNAMENT5 February l 7 St, james, Bay City ......,. . . 59--15 Marth 5 - Michigan Lutheran Seminary . . . . . -18-49 February 5 - St. Mary, Bay City ......,............ H0-5' March ' - SS. Peter 6: Paul, Saginaw ............. 58-50 Ave, Maria! How fortunate we have been to have you, Cbrirfr own Mother and Mediatrix of all graces, as guide and patron of our Alma Mater. We have indeed been privileged, as students at Sl. Mary Cathe- dral I-Iigla School, where no efforts have been spared on the part of our Reverend Fathers, teachers, and parents to educate us completely. It is to each of you, in turn, that we are deeply grateful for our training in the classics, religion, and the sciences. May these lessons always be a source of help to us on our way through adult life! You don't have to be born a genius to be an honor student - but it surely helps. Over there on the other page, are Nancy Bmw, Valedictorian, and George Stewart, Saluta- torian. The race for honors started in the ninth grade and ended after four hard and full years. Nan and Steu' won by ri length. You'll meet George again as our 1952 Labarnm editor and Nancy, a music grad. On meeting them, step up to them, and say hello ! 36 4 . V, 6 , 5 ,y 1 df Wi' y 2525? 'kg Q A 4 Q h I , Q 5 W an IF? -px ,,,. ' Hu' 1' f .. lv, 7' 2 ,095 +1 A ga, aww, 1 ,,.f QF mr ' Q if fel 1 Q We are E i gbteen -in - Membership .' Library Club of St. Mary I-Iigb consists of M. W' ydra, P. McCartby, I. Hndron, L. Abraitir, P. Grier, M. Feebeley, A. Abbott, K. E:l2erman, M. Baumer, P. Pendell, M. Pbelan, G. Pappar, M. Barren, S. Flzrrtenblrrg, j. Reimer, I. Ballard, M. Erarizu, and K. Keating. Recognize U 5? No talking in tbe ballff . ' Members of the 1951-52 Student Council: M. Collinr, R. LeF1e11r, B. Stezfenr, M. McKenna, W. Eckcrnzan, President N. Scbmeltcr, WC B'71!f'r!0ll', 1. Braj, W. MacLafblan, M. Allen, and M. HLl!L'j'. 39 4 i 1 2 .':f:-I,-, .rm . - ' W- K ' 4 147111111111 lzI!7ll7C7'I I-LllIOI' C bruwrr Assouuc fdltors M Rlrhs M Mnlxcnnl Buslncsa MlIllg6f5 lx MOSS R Sullxx 111 LFIL R OLc1rs B Dullclx R Sulllvdn M lec L lu lx I-lLH1lIlLCl' I Rolvlmrrc L RaLlLnlv1us,l1 Nl ns ICN un mu BTINTUIS YILUL lx Ixmlv I lk nk m Ni .xr rcll K Moss R Lcllcur I Hcnnnn S Oppgrmann lcehelq 'N Bmx Ma on I Brix Ni fleilhncr C Stewart lawn! X Sullnm R O Lean B Qrucns N1 Iohnson XI 1 nn Hcnnlrm X Imxrlmx M lxllfflll P l rthx 1 sun ww ms Ru muah lx Lmlnger M ulnmn Iunulzux Dullclx B Nrucns XX lpnlxcrmqn Y Snlumclzcr lx me Niilmr P NIJ mln G Pappas N1 um n n R Sullnm C Pdww , , . ,, M. W. + , 'N4.vf 'Q' - 1 -'vw ,, . N- .,fx.1. .-.-.14 f-ff 531 ' ' ' x . . .A , ., 54.-f-Q , ,v,:..f-.4,,41.--f' -- vip-ff ' , . . 7 , , -,f V- .I if,-,N 'ffl wg. -J. . 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A .1 ,, jjl'!i,!1. .A A x .1 1 Mental and Manual Sociology Clan Holdi Panel Creation: Recognize our talented Senior artists? B. Dudek and 1. Henning mold ceramics while G. Pap- pai puts the finishing touches on her painting. K. Alon, C, Hoppe, E. McKiftrit'k, R. Ladebancbe, and R. Kl07l0,fki explain the principles of sociology to the sixth hour class. 41 Student Group Discusses Vocations The Senior Reli- gion class listens in- tently as I. Bray, I. Stevens, M. Mc- Kenna, W. Hackett, explain the three states in life. Scientists - Me- ticulous and thematical. all 5 Engrossed in their various experiments are th S ' C e emor hemists, M. Feeheley J. Steve J. B f VI. ' ns, rag, 1 L. Rathr, M. NIcKenna, M. Haley, M. Qmnnan. 42 Magicy 0 f Mathematic: B. Steven! explains intricacies f l o a so id geometry proposition to the other members of the class. Senior Engliflo Clan Like It and Learn! R. Sullivan reads Shakespeares VI bf 1 ar ctfo to the 4th hour English class. ,G XWMJW ,fl Teacher Sl1bJ'ffI1lfC'J' The Bookkeeping class learns while R. 511111 O'Lf ' ' - nm, R tary, W. Hackett, and Katy Mau review the closing and adusting entries. Freshmen Fu n As We Were - Class of '52 the AMUSING MEMORIES As frightened Fresbies we were dumb: We entered high school feet and thumbs. The Seniors gave us hopeless looks And made us carry all their books. In all our Classes we were bright. Would you believe - we worked each night! To Mary we were pledged as one So she might lead us to her Son. Our willing tones to God we raised With Marian hymns, our means of praise. We Freshmen gave the Turkey Trot. Boy, did we think that we were tops! Gay and excited, we did appear At ev'ry dance throughout the year. At the Prom we were elite With dangling arms and stumbling feet. Our I.V. team was, oh, so neat: Our school morale was hard to beat. Sister Noelle, our principal then, Solved our problems again and again. Freshmen life We now discard: We leave this year with all-A cards! 44 AS YOU ARE--CLASS OF 1955 TOP ROW. left to right: C. Porath, R. Cutliff, V. Rocchio, R. Ryan, A. Storey, N. Navarro, F. DeCorte, L. Abraitis, R. Mudd SECOND Row: D. Lichon, M. Aubin, R. Bugenske, j. Kunitser, M. A. Ecarius, P. Doman, S. Furstenberg, T. Schultz, J Reimer. THIRD ROW: j. Fetters, M. Harden, P. McKenna, G. Narloch, j. Stevens, C. Herzberg, K. Parent, D. james, M. Stevens. FOURTH Row: A. Howard, J. Pendell, M. Pohlman, K. Floeter, R. Lelievre, R. Fleschner, G. Kraatz, R. Bourdow, M. Chobod FIFTH Row: F. Nielsen, M. Green, M. Metevier, 1. Blanl-te, 1. Nickodemus, M. L. Phillips, P. Quinn, M. Ginster, C. LaHaie SIXTH Row: R. Galonska, D. jarama, R. Sullivan, C. jungerheld, J. Bairley, S. Premo, G. Brown. BOTTOM Row: Prerident - V. Barone, Vire-Prerident - M. Dwan, Secretary - T. Mclnerney, Treasurer - C. Swiss. 45 As We Were Class 0 1952 Merging from out our youthful ways To bigger things and eventful days As stars do steal their splendor bright From planets with more brilliant light So we advanced from Freshmen green To Sophr who thought we d steal the scene To win for us a name perchance We planned and gave the Snow Ball Dance The talent in our Class loomed large Our dance the proof for ue had charge With many parties held at night Our social life was sheer delight. In number now we summed six-three Ere left Propp Parsons Santhony. We studied each text from cover to cover And passed on our notes from one to another In sports, of course, we weren't outdone, For football champs we had become. As Our Lady's C ommitlee we did endeavor To make our Sodality the finest ever. Eventful days brought this year to a close And bright visions of us as juniors rose. AS YOU ARE-CLASS OF 195-I I I I A . . I J , ' 6 f ., , f il 4' . I V T x ,ff . ' ': X r ' I Z, ,V 8 ,,, . f. ' I '1 Q V. P-vt . H25-7' 25 ,ZZ I :W '. f 0 ff- '-.W . 'Zvi ' M- ' -M If f 5 f .W YL. ' Cf 's 'F' 'I ', 9' If Vf '7 A ,. 3 1 1' ,V-' ' A 15,1 --1:f' . I hy-f ' I aww, W, W I f I . f ---1 . 4 f I 'f if 4 ty, ew fi A4 ff 'I ' '2 -I f 2 ff 1 ' af' 'il W To ,L .giif-'G' f . ff Mi A ' A, . ff , A-S' A Q, 1'-ji W' M, tw .f V, Q E vu ' W .Y if z 'Nr . , W., 4 ,. :xi ,ni ,Z V, W 5' aw .. ll V 1 A W, f f f I 4 .,,.- f I 'ff lk ' in ll I 'I I .W 1: . - . ' ' 5? ' fa ' pn' 17 - .. M f -P , . 'S' I ' A W 9 ...IM t .ff if 541' T I uf L LJ f 3, -y . 3 3-ff 1 ,I ' X., --f if .Y ' K wg .2 Y - X Ei Il A ai E n I ,,z ,Q gt Maui' ,gf .. z.., vb? Fd Y I W 3,5 -3' ,v,.,. l i z ' N.n,1',! Kwvf - , fiyq v .W W 153' . I , 5 . 1 A . . f if ' M5 Q I , .1 . 6? I 'J' A: i ., 4, ,Qi V .4-A ' -f W ---1 'fi W- X-rn' 5' vw . I I , . f I F I A. 'fl T '57 TOP ROW. lclt to right: I.. Hendricks, l'r1afnlw1l, .l. Matlaugzhlin. l'1It'-l'rw'iIfw1!.' M. li. C.urtur.1n..NvI're1Inji.' Al. Sthrcmx. 'I wuilfrvr. SIKQONII ROW 1 R, VC'catlmk, M. C. Stewart. 'If Storey, M. Phelan, XX'. Hnatczult, R. Latlcbauthc, il. McKenna, A. DcXX'.1clc. L. Bishup, Bruv. THIRD ROW: bl. Wbotltotk. H, Gillmore. N. Smith, -l. Kocks. K. Etltcrman. T. Hiscr. R. XY'.1rn.1muntlc, D. Grirskc. C. A. Danl-ter Green. FOLRTH ROW': N. W'eatlmk. P. Pendell. E. Sullivan. M. Green, bl. Martell, P. Grier. R. McNeil. N. DeRosia. A. Kolleth, bl. Sonefeld. FIFTH Row: bl. Ballard, j. vlarama. S. Christensen. P. McCarty, nl. Green, M. Ryan. M. johnson, VV. DeC0rtc. gl. Tyrell. M. McGovern. SIXTH ROW: J. Roberge. M. L. Baumer, R. Parent, A. Abbott, -l. Floctcr, L. Gilltrop. A, Kryso, K. Keating. bl. Bnurtloxx. M. Barrett, SEVENTH Row: H. Boehm, J. Bussingcr. bl. Ryan, R. Bugenskc. N. A rnst. R. Mueller. KE. Tyra not picture-tl.I 47 M. L s.R Flowers For Mary 't..a..,,i 5 atm llkzts ie. W, . 'will iii As We Were - Class of 1952 Once again our summer came to an end As the tints in the leaves were beginning to blend. So again to our studies, for which we all yearned, And the midnight oil - once more lowly burned. The Class seemed the same, though we missed just a few: C rowley, H oclgim, K. Gallagher, and Dick Newas, too. Our ship started sailing with Bob at the helm, And at times angry waves did all but o'erwhelm. They were rough, they were ruggedg oft very high, But extended, kind hands were always nearby. We welcomed October, it came in with a bound, We awaited the Fr0lic . Would it never roll round? Gay leaves, fancy figures, all over were hung, And half after eight, one hundred had come. And the football season came in like a whipg The cheerleaders - peppy, they too did their bit. And the team-the Maroonr- won much renown, And their name was a threat all over the town. As V. P. Champs, they achieved their goal.. All through the months, they played their role. We juniors contributed four men to the games: J. Malozt, Mike, Sully, and N ick were their names. During Basketball time it was much the same: The Maroom started out by winning each game, But week after week, how sad 'twas to learn That the luck of Sl. Maryfr took so fatal a turn. With Mary as model, months passed one by one, And her promise we thought of: I'll lead to my Son All my maidens and men who follow Him true Till Heavenly rewards are given as due. So runs the story of this year sublime As the hands of the clock mark the passing of time. 48 AS YOU ARE-CLASS OF 1953 4 fn ,Hgh L W .1 -.:' A L LA . A i C ' fv I 'R I 'f 4 1 . ' a . F , f-at f ,,, , ' . ' Q . -1 J, Q. y y V, ,, Aj! I Kb 5 l ev' ' vvzz. Q J -- I .fs ,L A 4 . n J .L ix J l A A 1 gm A A L I 4 A ' 1 . ,f ,sf R ' js vvv, . V.: i , , . z t Mg.. VV,-4 A 5- . , 'W ' we 4 A 4 ' A ok x A 3 ,Fi Y, q 5' Q Q x I 'if ,gg , 4 . ft J. TOP Row. lctt to right: M. Bezehertny, R. MacDonald, K. Kolleth, J. Reimer, B. Schmelzer, J Bonk, D. Abbott. SECOND ROW: K. Mclncrney, E. Dempsey, J, Sawyer, D. DeCorte, J. Doman, M. O'Keefe TWT, Lawler. THIRD ROW : H. Pinet, E. Kennedy, H. Lambet, R. Lynett, M. Schrems, H. Lynch, C, Feahr, FOURTH Row: G. Hoffman, F. Meagher, F. Bairley, T. Xweadock, J. Barry, T. McCarthy, J. Raths FIFTH ROW: C. Herbers, D. XVoodcock, J. Fleschner, C. Bleum, R. Gorney, B. Allen, R. Rupert SIXTH Row: L. Kunitser, M. Corcoran, N. Lichon, M, Miller, W. Warner, J. Lelfevre. LAST Row: D. Troester. Pre.fitlenI.' P. Nicl-todemus,, Vire-Pre.rider1r: T. McCabe, Treafurerx M Brieske, Serretarj. 49 Sclamelzer. Nickolnf Nick O. L. S.-9, 10, 11, 123 K. of A.-9, 10, 11, 123 Sec. K. of A.-10, llQ Student Govt. Day-123 Class Pres.-113 Student Council-10, 113 Student Council Pres.-123 Prom. Toastmaster-113 Pastors Feast Day Program-113 Football, 9, 10, 11, 123 Foot- ball Co-Captain-1 1g Lalmrzzm-12. Slnggerz, Alfred Al O. l.. S.-9. 103 llQ K. of A.-9, 10, ll. 123 Glee Club-9, 10, 11, 123 Student Govt. Day-123 Audio-Visual Club-9. 10, 11, 123 Sports Writer Calfaolic Weekly-123 Class Elec- trician-1O, ll, 123 Pep Meetings-9, 10, 11, 123 Sno-Ball Com.-103 Labarznn-123 Civitan Award-123 Labamnz Court. Allen, Mary Ann Mnnnie O. L. S.-9. IO, 11. 123 Co-prefect, O. L. S.-123 Public- ity Com.-113 S.S.C.A.-103 Glee Club-9, 103 Stude Council-123 Sno Ball Com. -103 Fn1lFro1ic Com.-ll3 J.-S. Prom Com.-113 Lab:- rmn-1 23 Lnlmrlmz Court. Boa: Nancy Nan O. L. S.-9, 10, 11, 123 Choir-9, 10, 11, 123 Glee Club--9, 10. 1 1, 123 Music - 9, 10 ,113 123 Music Convention -- 123 Library Club-93 101 Student Govt. Day-123 Sno-Ball Com. 110: Fall Frolicu Com.- ll3 Prom Com.-113 Labarzfm-12. Bmy.1umeJ BmnglJ O. L. S.-9, 10, 11, 123 K. of A.-9. 10. 11, 123 Supreme Grand Knight-123 Co-Chairman Our Lady's Com.-123 Glee Club-9, 10, 123 Student Council-123 Basketball -9, 10, 113 Football-93 103 123 Ldbllflllllilz. Sullivan. Robert Sully O.L.S.-9,103 11,123K.ofA.-9, 10,l1,123Choir-9,10,1l,I2gGlee Club-9, 10, 11, 123 Class Pres.-93 Student Govt. Day-123 Sno-Ball Com.--103 J.-S. Prom Com.-113 Basketball-9, 103 Football-9, 10. ll. 123 Labarzmz-12. Leflenr. Ronald Keitb O. L. S.-9, 10, 113 123 Co-Prefect-123 O. L. S. Treas.-113 S. S. C. A.-11, 123 Fatima Club-11, 123 K. of A.-9, 10, 11, 123 Student Council-123 Library Club-93 Library Club Pres.-103 J.-S. Prom Com.-113 Fall Frolic Co-Chairman-113 Lulmrmzz--12. Flefcbner. Marianne Speed O. L. S.-9, 10, 11, 125 O. L. S. Skit-12g Glee Club-10, 11, 12g Student Council-11g jr. Red Cross Rep.-10g Christmas Program-12g Cheerleader-11, 12g Football Queen Attendant-12g Sno-Ball Com.-10g Fall Frolic Com.-11g J.-S. Prom Com.-11g Labarnm-12. LaDrig1re. Mary A nn Freneby O. L. S.-9, IO, 11, 12g O. L. S. Skit-123 O. L. S. Com. -11g Glee Club-9, 10, 11, 12g XVinner, Red Cross Con- test-1 lg Calendar Club Program-123 Sno-Ball Poster Com.-103 J.-S. Prom Com.-11g Labaram-12. Dudek. Barbara Bobbie O. L. S.-9, 10, 11, 12g Co-Chairman O. L. S. Com.-9g Fatima Club-10g Choir- 10, 11, 12g Library Club- 10g lst Prize Sag. Fair in Art-10g 2nd Prize Sag. Fair in Art-12g Bowling Club - 9g 'Sno-Ball Com. -10g Fall Frolic Com.- 11g J.-S. Prom Com.-111 Pep Meetings-9, 1 11 Lab- arnnz--1 21 Labarrzm Court. F ezrerr, Patricia Pat 9, 10, 11, 125 Glee Club--9, ffifi-M. sr.-3 Bzrecbe. Ricbard Beale Haley. Mary Haley O. L. S.-9, 10, ll, 123 Choir--9, 10, 11, 12g Glee Club-9, 10, 11, 123 State Music Convention - 12g Music Graduate - 12g Student Council- 1 1, 12g Christmas Program - 12g Turkey Trot Com. - 9g Sno-Ball -10g J.-S. Prom -1 1. O. L. S.-9, 10, 11, 12g Choir-9, 10, 11, 123 Glee Club -9, 10, 11, 12g State Music Convention-123 Music Graduate-123 Basketball-9, 10g Football-9g Labarum Court. O. l.. S.-9, 10, 11, 12g Choir--9, 10, 11, 123 Glee Club -9, 10, 11, 123 Sno-Ball Com.-103 Prom Com. -ll. Kniebbe. Nancy Krzieb O. L. S.--9, 10, 11, 121 Fatima Club-11, 123 Glee Club-9, 10, 11, 12g Sno-Ball Com. -10g Fall Fro1ic Com.-113 J.-S. Prom Com.-115 Labarzzm Court. Slezfem. Jessie jeff O. L. S.-9, 10, 11, 12g Rosary Com.-12g Choir-9, 10g Glee Club-9, 103 Library Club -11g Sho-Ball Com.-103 Fall Frolic Com.-11, J.-S. Prom Com.-1 13 Labarzmz-12 Hackett. Warren Weiner O, L. S.-9, 10, 11, 12g Student Council-9g Sno-Ball Com,-101 Football-1 1. Collim. 11'1ciry Alice Collie O. L. S.-9, 10, 11, 12, Fatima Club-10g Choir-9, 10, 11, 123 Glee Club-9, 10, 11, 12g Student Council-123 Christmas Program - 12g Fathers Feast Day Pro- gram - 123 Fall Frolicn Com. - 11' Prom Com.-1 1 . M cCizrihy. Patricia 1Vinciy O. L. S.-9. 10, 11, 12g May Crowning Court - 9, Fatima Club-111 S.S.C.A. -11gChoir-9, l0,11,12g Glee Club--9, 10, 11, 12, Class Vice-Pres. - 91 Li- brary Club Pres.-11, 123 Class Sec. - 113 Student Govt. Day-123 Turkey Trot Com.--93 Christmas Program-123 Chance Com. Chairman-11g Cheerleader--121 Football Court-123 Lrzbrzrzrm-1 2. Oppermimn. Sue S1zJie O. L. S.-9, 10, 11, 121 O. L. S. Skit-123 Glee Club- 9, 10, 11, 123 Class Vice-Pres.-113 'Sno-Ball Com.- 103 Fall Frolicn Com.-11. F16II1i?IlQ6f.Kilj' Flew O. L. S.-9, 10, 11, 12, Fatima Club-9, 103 Choir-9, 10, 111 Glee , Club-9, 10, 11, 123 Christmas Program-121 Fathers Feast Day Program -121 Sho-Ball Com.-101 Fall Fro1ic Com.-1 13 j.-S. Prom Com,-11 Brirfmir. Mary A nn Brix O. L. S.-9, 10, 11. 123 Mission Com. Co-Chairman-91 Fatima Club-10g Choir-9. 10, 111 Glee Club-9, 10, 113 Pastors Feast Day Program-121 Sao-Ba1l Com.-10: Fall Frolic Com.-11, J.-S. Prom Com.-113 Bowling Team-9: Lalmrlfm-12. Mclfittrick, Eleanor Ellie O. L. S.-9, 10, 11, 12, Choir-9, 10, Glee Club-9, 10, 113 Sno-Ball Com.-10: Labaram-12. Urmy, George Uri O. L. S.-9, 10, 11, 12, Class Trcas.-llg Student Govt, Day-12, Basketball-9, 10, Football--9, 10, ll, 121 Baseball-9, 10, 11, 12. H adron, Jacqueline jackie O. L. S.-9, 10, 11, 12, S. S. S. C0-Prefect-123 Fatima Club-11, S. S. C. A.-ll, 12, Choir-9, 10, ll, 12, Glee Club-9, 10, ll, 12g Music Graduate-12g State Music Convention-12g Red Cross Rep.-9, Student Govt. Day -- 12, Library Club-10, ll, 12, Library Club Secy. - 103 Library Club Treas.--ll, Turkey Trot Com.-9g j.-S. Prom Program - llg Christmas 1 H . ' Program - 12, Bowling Martzn.Mary Alanzze' Team-103 Labarzrm -12. O I S -9 IO I I I7 Club-9, 10. ll. 12, Sno Ball Com.-101 Fall Fro 12. Stevens, Baril BoneJ O. L. S.-9, 10, ll, 12g Glee Club-9, 101 Student Conn cil-12, Student Govt. Day--123 Baseball-l l, 12 Labaram-12. Klonofki. Ronald Irish O. L. S.-9, 10, ll, 12g Latin Club-9, 103 Football-1 1, 121 Baseball-ll, 121 Labaram-12. Choir - 9. 10. ll: Glee lic Com.-l l 3 Labarnnz- Mary Ann Allen ...... 1312 S. Washington William Bourdow .... 4830 Holland Rd. Nancy Bow ....... 821 S. Weadock St. James Bray .......... 1013 McCosl-:ry St. Mary Ann Brisbois .... 3200 Roberts St. Richard Bueche ...... 1139 Sheridan Ave. Michael Bullinger .... 2628 Holland Ave. Mary Alice Collins .... 1408 S. Warren Ave. Barbara Dudek ......... 802 Holden St. William Eckerman ....... 1037 S. Washington Ave. Marybeth Feeheley ..... 723 S. Park St. Patricia Fetters ..... 1011 Howard St. Kay Fleminger ....... 1721 Holland Ave. Marianne Fleschner. . . Birch Run, Michigan Barbara Frost ........ 3227 Oakwood St. Mary Glynn ........ 620 Hoyt St. Sgt. Warren Hackett. . . 631 S. 13th St. Mary Haley ....... 1308 Merrill St. jean Anne Henning .... As . . . . .Occa ational Thera ixt P P Tel. 3-0647 Tel. 7-3225 . . . . . .Phyricirt Tel. 4-3412 . . . . . . .Attorney at Law Tel. 2 -7896 . . . . .C onzptometer Operator Tel. 3-0554 . . . . .Fonndry Employee Tel. 3-1561 ....Adrniral Tel. 4-8458 Tel. 2-1308 Dudehk Ceramic Pottery Shop Tel. 3-9516 Tel. 2-3356 Tel.2-3289 . . .X-Ray Technician Tel. 2-4820 . . . . . .H orticnltarirt Tel. 3-8075 Medical Technologift Tel. 2104 Te1.4-5422 . Elementary Teacher Tel. 3-3562 ....U. S. Air Force Tel. 2-9307 Tel. 3-6271 .... ........Stenographer 1112 Sheridan Ave. Tel. 3-7246 Cecilia Hoppe ...... Accordionift, Pianift and Organirt 4450 E. Hess Road Tel. 7-3308 Jacqueline Hudson ........ Phyrical Education Teacher 1325 Perkins St. Tel. 2-5234 Mary Lou Johnson .... ..... S ocial Worker 635 S. 13th St. Tel. 3-3183 Ronald Klonoski .... ......... U . M. T. 214 Janes St. Tel. 2-5679 Nancy Kniebbe ..... .... T elephone Operator 620 S. 12th St. Tel. 3-3344 Kathleen Kocks ........ ........... H onrewife 834 S. Washington Ave. Tel. 2-8488 Ralph Ladebauche .... .... H ardk Appliance Store 1007 Martha St. Tel. 4-8547 Mary Ann LaDrigue .... ..... L ahoratory Technician 1421 Janes St. Tel. 3-5147 Hon. Ronald LeFleur .... .... U nited State.: Senator 916 Simoneau Tel. 3-2457 We Will 58 Be William MacLachlan ....... 514 S. Tenth St. james Malott ..... 1318 Janes St. Margaret Martel .... 403 Holland Ave. Mary Martin ..... 723 Holden St. Patricia McCarthy ...... 1477 Burt St., N.E. Grand Rapids, Michigan Margaret McKenna .... 1022 Owen St. Eleanor McKittrick .... 1108 Sheridan Ave. Geraldine Miller .... 608 S. 11th St. Kay Moss ........ 1804 Barnard St. Robert O'Leary .... 324 N. 10th St. Sue Oppermann ..... 1419 Howard St. Certified Public Accountant Tel. 2-2035 . . . .Malott'J Coin Machinef Tel. 3-4803 . . . . .Phyrical Therapift Tel. 2-6929 . . . . . . . . .Secretary Tel. 4-5776 . . . . .Social Worker Tel. 7-6547 Tel. 2-6947 ......I-Ioarewife Tel. 2-9476 . . . . . . . . .Secretary . . . .Elementary Teacher Tel. 4-5028 . . . . . . .Stenographer Tel. 2-4226 . . . . . . . . . . .Bnfinefr Executive Tel. 3-1630 Geraldine Pappas ...... Gerryk Exclayirfe Dreu Shoppe 835 Simoneau St. Tel. 2-6615 Margaret Quinnan ................. ......... R .N. 823 Emerson St. Tel. 2-7470 Lois Radenbaugh .... ....... S ecretary 1115 S. Park St. Tel. 4-8445 Mary Lou Raths ..... .... V eterinarian 1026 S. Jefferson Tel. 2-3757 joan Robinette. . . ....... Secretary 1022 S. 4th St. Tel. 4-2615 Nick Schmelzer ..... ...... T eacher 714 jefferson Ave. Tel. 3-6738 Norma Schultz ..... .......... H oarewife 1513 Alger St. Tel. 4-9603 Alfred Slaggert .... .... P roferxional Entertainer 1012 Brown St. Tel. 2-9231 Basil Stevens .... .... S portr Broadcarter 715 S. 4th St. Tel. 4-5728 Jessie Stevens ....... .... P Jychiatric N arte 4274 Baker Road Tel. 7-1701 George Stewart ..... ............ A ttorney-at-Lau' 1 106 Owen St. Tel. 2-7388 Dr. Robert Sullivan ...... Proferror of Englirh, U. of M. 4795 State Road Tel. 3-7953 Maureen Sullivan ............... Telephone Operator 1501 S. Outer Drive Tel. 4-7292 George Ursuy ........ H ome-ran Hitter, Detroit Tiger: 1502 Lapeer St. Dale Ward ...... ............. E lectrical Engineer 1627 Cedar St. Mary Wydra ....... 2214 McCauley St. Tel. 3-0629 . . . . . . .Secretary Tel. 4-4722 Rt. Rev. Msgr. Felix Vogt Rev. Thomas Brennan Rev. Charles W. Burlchardt Rev. Michael Maher Rev. Francis Murray Athletic Association Mary Lou Bastien Barbara Bedford Bourdow Appliances Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Bow Edward Call Howard R. Choate Mr. and Mrs. Louis Chartrand Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dashner and joe Edna M. Dubey Mr. and Mrs. joseph Dudek Mary Ann Ewald Mrs. T. E. Fleschner Mrs. Laura Peral Frost The Freshman Class Mrs. j. M. Fordney Arthur Gail Kathleen Gallagher George R. Garske Miss Mary Ann Gerger Kenneth Hahn Mr. and Mrs. Leo Haremski SUBSCRIBERS Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Henning, jr. Mr. and Mrs. William Herm Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Hudson Francis Hudson, jr. jerry Farnum Lapeer Drug Store The junior Class Mr. Robert Kocks Mr. and Mrs. W. Kocks Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Ladebauche Mrs. Mary LaDrigue Mrs. Frances A. Leach Mr. and Mrs. Leo Lichon Mr. and Mrs. Walter T. Logan Mr. and Mrs, j. A. Lynett Leonard Malott Mr. and Mrs. Louis Markusic Mr. and Mrs. Ben H. Mahank Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. F. McKenna Mrs. john McKittrick Thomas R. McKittrick Alice Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Newas Mr. and Mrs. j. P. Nickodemus Dr. Philip Nolish judge and Mrs. james E. O'Neill Cecilia O'Callaghan 59 Mr. and Mrs. George Pappas Mr. and Mrs. Fabian Pavlicek Daniel Quinn Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Quinn Gerald Quinnan Mr. and Mrs. Charles Raths jon Ripslinger Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ruckert Carl Schrems Edward Schwannecke Thomas W. Schultz The Senior Class Mrs. Florence Shea Mrs. Mary A. Sheltraw and Miss Nell Howard The Sophomore Class Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Storey Lawrence Strable Lumber Co. Mr. and Mrs. john Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. john M. Sullivan joanne and Gilbert Sullivan Wm. A. Sullivan Sally Sursley Mr. and Mrs. Bernard T. Topham Mr. and Mrs. Percy W. Topham In memory of Stanley Topham Mr. and Mrs. j. W. Troester Chester Wesolek A. W. ROOT BEER DRIVE-IN Howard Farwell Malteds - Red Hots - Hamburgs 1703 E. Genesee A. W. ROOT BEER DRIVE-IN Howard Farwell Malteds - Red Hots - Hamburgs 807 S. Granger ALLEN SUPPLY COMPANY Builders Hardware 1404 Holland AMERICAN GARMENT CLEANERS Cleaning 835 E. Genesee BEL-RE CLEANERS Dry Cleaning 1048 E. Genesee BELTONE HEARING SERVICE Hearing Aids 907 E. Genesee BERKA-WAY Shoe and Hat Rebuilding 511 Lapeer BlLLMEIER'S JEWELRY Jewelry 112 S. Jefferson BOSCH Photographer 115 N. Hamilton BRANCH STANDARD SERVICE 1944 E. Genesee BRIDGEPORT DRY CLEANERS Dry Cleaning Bridgeport, Michigan BRIDGEPORT HARDWARE 6167 Dixie Highway BRIDGEPORT LUMBER 81 SUPPLY Building Materials Bridgeport, Michigan BRIDGEPORT OIL 8: GAS Walt Prueter-H. F. Haas Petroleum Products Dial 2-4090 PATRONS CARTER SHOP House of Fashion 321 Court and 219 Federal CATTERFELD'S DRUG STORE Drugs Atwater and Warren CHILSON AND CRANDELL FUNERAL HOME Funeral Directors 1142 E. Genesee CLEMENTS FLORAL CO. Flowers and Plants 3800 Wadsworth Rd. COI.LlNS.SALES CO. Overhead Garage Doors 1404 Holland COOPER WALL PAPER AND ART STORE Spred Satin by Glidden and Wall Paper 137 N. Baum COTTAGE BAKERY Home Made Baked Goods 1001 Janes DAILY PICKLE 8 CANNING CO. Pickles - Relishes 1116 Maple DAVIS DRUGS Drugs 1052 E. Genesee DENGLER HARDWARE Sherwin-Williams Paints Oils and Varnishes 1931 E. Genesee DOYLE'S DRIVE-IN Food 404 Federal EASTOWN RECREATION Bowling 1228 E. Genesee EDDY BECKER STUDIOS Tap and Ballet Dancing 1113 State at Bond 60 ELLITHORPE STANDARD SERVICE Standard Oil Products 703 Sheridan ENRIGHT-TOPHAM CO. Taxi Service 218 N, Baum FILARY'S GROCERY Groceries 1227 Janes J. GEO. FISCHER K SONS,.INC. Wholesale Distributors 1019 E. Genesee FOX FUR SHOP Remodeling and Repairing 650 Sheridan at Hoyt FRANK'S GAS STATION Gas and Oil Janes and Park GAERTNER'S GREENHOUSE AND FLOWER SHOP Flowers 1958 Brockway THE GATELY CO. Furniture 120-130 S. Franklin GENERAL DISTRIBUTING CORP. Wholesale Auto Parts 205 S. Second St. GILLESPlE'S DRUG STORE Prescription Druggists 2720 S. Jefferson GINSTER DRUGS Drugs I 526 Potter GOETZ AND ROESER Flowers 200 S. Michigan GOODWILL CLEANERS Dry Cleaning 700 S. Washington GRlLl.'S FOOD MARKET Groceries 824 S. Washington GROHMAN'S GREENHOUSE Retail Store 3327 S. Washington MATT F. HAGEN Real Estate fSales 5 Servicel 1337 S. Warren HARTMAN BROTHERS Nash Sales and Service 1322 E. Genesee HOFFMAN TIRE COMPANY Tire Dealer 2001 E. Genesee HOYT DAIRY BAR 807 Hoyt HOME DAIRY COMPANY 115 N. Baum THE HUB RESTAURANT 133 E. Bristol W. C. HURLEY Insurance 1105 Second National Bank Bldg. HAYES DAIRY COMPANY 908 North 20th JAECKEL AND RAU Men's Wear 107 S. Jefferson .IOCHEN SHOE STORE Shoes for the Family 420 E. Genesee .IOSEHART'S GROCERY Groceries and Meats 1001 S. Weadock JIM'S BARBER SHOP 935 S. Franklin KALAMAZO0 FURNACE SALES Heating 310 Federal KILLMER ELECTRIC PATRONS LlEBERMANN'S Leather Goods 415 Genesee MALOTT CIGARETTE SERVICE 1318 Janes THE MAR ALLEN SHOP Interior Decorating No. 7 Morley Arcade MARDREY'S Women's Accessories No. 4 Morley Arcade MAUTNER 81 KRAUSE Clothing and Furnishings 401 E. Genesee McINTYRE DAIRY CO. Ice Cream 1735 E. Genesee MERRITT PACKING CO. Wholesale Meats 614 Johnson MICHIGAN ACADEMY OF ART Art School 305 Brewer Arcade MILL MUTUALS AGENCY Insurance 617-620 First Savings 8- Loan Bldg. MUELLER BROTHERS Men's Clothing 103 S. Washington MONARCH SERVICE STATIONS, INC. Gasoline 208 Potter Street DEL NEIDHARDT Gasoline and Oil Bristol at Washington NORTHERN SUPPLY CO. Automotive G. Mill Supplies 813 E. Genesee 0'DELL FOOD MARKET Groceries Bridgeport, Michigan OUT OUR WAY CAFE Fish Dinners 2425 Norman RUBEN C. SCHULTZ TRUCKING Trucking and Excavating 1139 S. Water REHMANN'S CLEANERS AND TAILORS 214 S. Washington REMER COAL 8 SUPPLY CO. Coal 8- Bldg. Material 403 S. Water RICHTER DRUG COMPANY Drugs 1929 E. Genesee RUSSELL ELECTRIC CO. Auto Parts 1915 N. Michigan SAGINAW PHOTO SUPPLY Your Kodak Dealer 515 E. Genesee SANDERSON SERVICE Gas and Oil 2211 Holland J. A. SCHIRMER AND SONS Jewelers 214 E. Genesee SCHIRMER DRUG COMPANY Gifts - Drugs Cor. Hoyt and Sheridan SCHRAMKE PRESS Printing 226 S. Washington SCHREIBER'S FOOD MARKET Groceries and Meats 709-11 Hoyt SCIENTIFIC BRAKE 8. EQUIPMENT We Specialize in Brakes 314 W. Genesee SHEA'S ALLSPORTS Sporting Goods 509 E. Genesee SHUFFLEBOARD CENTER 607 Lapeer Street MR. GEORGE PAPPAS SKYCRAF1' Electrical Repairing J 81 L Billiards To Sho aio N. iam Cisof Store MZYH pk 132 N. Jefferson oncoc A. C. KLOPF AND SON POLLARD DRUG SOUTH-SIDE-GRILL Sheet Metal Drugs - Gifts - Sundries Dinners - Lunches 802 Hoyt 1319 E. Genesee 2620 S. Washington 61 PATRONS ADVERTISERS SPENCE BROTHERS General Contractors 417 McCoskry STAN'S HARDWARE Hardware 1501 Wadsworth STEAM BATH 8 C. R. CABINS 4212 E. Genesee SULL1VAN'S FISH AND CHIPS Restaurant 2510 E. Genesee SUN COAL 3: COKE COMPANY Coal 1300 Atwater SUPREME TELEVISION RADIO SERVICE Keep on the Beam - Call Supreme 623 S. 11th Street SWARTHOUT DRUGS Precision in Prescriptions 217 Federal SWIFT OIL COMPANY Oil Retail 2209 S. Michigan THERESE SHOP Dressmaking 205 Brewer Arcade TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE Office Equipment 130 S. Baum UNITED WHOLESALERS, INC. 1700 S. Warren VALLEY CITY OIL CO. Gasoline and Oil 310 Meredith VALLEY SHUFFLE LANES Shultleboard 619 Lapeer WADSWORTH DAIRY BAR Dairy Bar 1505 Wadsworth WALT'S SHOE SERVICE Expert Shoe Repairing 1519 Janes WATTERS CAMERA AND CARD SHOP Cameras and Cards 522 E. Genesee WENNEN GROCERY Groceries 1524 Cherry WOHLFEIL 8 CARROL HARDWARE, INC. Power Tools - Chain Saws Complete Sales and Service 1701 Walnut, Corner 11th PROFESSIONAL O GERALD L. ACKERMANN, M.D. Surgeon 124 S. Jefferson DONALD F. BEACH, D.D.S. General Dentistry 633 S. Jefferson, At Hoyt DOROTHY BILLMEIER, O.D. Optometrist 650 S. Weadock CHESTER S. CHICKY, D.O. Osteopathic Medicine 509-511 Wiechmann Bldg. CHARLES C. COOK Osteopathic Physician 309 S. Weadock Avenue JAMES V. DWAN, D.D.S. Dentist 305 Wiechmann Bldg. FLESCHNER CLINIC Thomas Fleschner, M.D. Physician and Surgeon Birch Run, Michigan LOUIS D. GOMON Eye Specialist 308 Eddy Building THOMAS V. KRETSCHMER, M.D. Physician 308 Wiechmann Bldg. MICHOLAS LATKOVIC, D.O. Osteopathic Physician and Surgeon 2605 State Street JOHN A. MCCARTY, D.D.S. Dentist 303 N. Michigan 1. A. MCGOVERN, D.D.S. Dentist 205 Wiechmann Bldg. OSCAR C. OLSEN, D.D.S. Dentist 201 First Savings 8- Loan Bldg. RICHARD S. RYAN, M.D. General Practice 633 S. Washington GEORGE W. STEWART, M.D. Physician 1902 lanes Street JEROME WEADOCK Weadock and Weadock Attorneys at Law 302 Bearinger Bldg. 62 INDEX Advertiser Andrew Ellis Co. ............. . Art's Food Town .............. Aubry Dry Cleaners and Dyers. . . A. S. Brennan Agency ........ Brennan Shell Service .......... Bueche's Grocery ...,....... Busaid's Market ............... Business Institute of Saginaw. . Callahan Paper 8. Supply Co.. . .. W. L. Case 8. Co. .......... . Consolidated Freight Co. . . . Creamline Dairy Co. .... . Daniel's ............. Deisler Funeral Home .... Diamond Oil Co. ,.... . Frazee Funeral Home .... Furniture Market, Inc.. . Garber Buick Co. . . .. GranviIle's Shoes .... Grohman Florist ......... Robert M. Harden Agency .... R. C. Hendrick 8. Son ...... M. 8- B. Ice Cream Co. .... . Macdonald Appliance Co.. . .. Michigan Bean Co. ...... . Michigan Church Supply Co. .... . Michigan National Bank. , . Morley Brothers .......... Murphy 8. O'Hara Company ..... New Era Potato Chips ........ Page . 74 . 67 . 66 . 63 . 68 . 73 . 73 . 75 . 72 . 69 . 65 . 63 . 65 . 75 . 75 . 73 . 67 .71 72 .70 67 75 68 74 . 69 . 68 . 70 68 .72 .66 John H. Nickodemus 8- Sons, Inc.. .. 64 Old Home Bread ........... Oppermann Furs ........ Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.. . .. Reitz Funeral Home ...... Thos. H. Ryan ........... Saginaw Dairy Company .... Saginaw Mimeographing Co. .. .. Saginaw Service Parts, Inc.. . . Seal-O-Co. Stations ....... Sears Roebuck 8- Co.. . . SchmeIzer's ....... Thomas W. Schultz. . . Terminal Coal Co... . . Topham Printing Co.. .. Walz Hardware Co... . . Wm. C. Wiechmann Co.. .. Charles Wolohan, Inc... . . .72 .74 75 . 70 . 69 . 64 . 63 . 71 69 .66 ...67 ...7O ...63 ...74 .73 65 65 -two-on -0--0--0-0-Q--ov-0-0-4--O--0--of 0-fo-4--ons-ana--0--0-9 ..g..g..g..g.. -0-Q--0-+9 -0 -ol--0 -Q--5.-Q-Q--I--0--0--0--0--0--0--0 -ooo- --o--o--0. -0--0 of O-0-or 0-0--0--0--U--0--0--0--0--000--0'-0--ow Q o--c--o- -o-Q-q-0-0-0-C-l-0-0-O-o- 44+aM-+4444-++44++rv+++++ Saginaw Mimeog ra phing Company Mimeographing - Printing Typing - Letter Writing Addressing and Mailing Service General Secretarial Service Rapid - Reliable - Reammzble Phone 4-9068 210 South Park Street 0--M-Q--0--v-0--0--0-0--0-0--0--v-0--M -+4 +4u-e++4-mm CREAMLINE DAIRY MILK 2409 Hess Street 0-0-0-0-0-9-0-Q -Q-.0-. -Q-0-4-0-0-9-...O-0-0-0-9-Q-0--0 TRONIZE THE LABARUM ADVERTISERS I I 'Owl--O' OOUOWO' .oe-0--Q.-of-0-Q.. S 0-0- ........--...Q-.,..g..,. 9.5.0. 4-0-9- Q, I I 63 Secure Your Future Imure to be Sure A. S. Brennan Agency OHIO National Life Insurance Co. Phone 2-3136 1135 E. Genesee Cavalier Queen is the best stoker coal you can buy at any price! TERMINAL COAL COMPANY Phone 2-7165 3666 Carrollton Road .. .g.....g..g.....g..g..g.. ........g..g If-0-0--I 0-O-4-0-4--0 -O--0--lu JOHN H NICKODEMUS 8- SONS INC Son Seal Do ry Products SAGINAW DAIRY CO 315 Holland Avenue FUEL OIL I743 E G DIXIE GASOLINE DEISLER FUNERAL HOME E. G. DEISLER, unero 'rec or 44 North Jefferson TRONIZE SE 64 -owl-Quo-v -0- .0-0--QQ. .. .. .vo- g..o- -Q.. --0-'O--0-0-Of-0--CvO1s0-on f-of-0-.0--0--0 -0'-0-of-of-of-0-if-I :novo-0-0 f+-r41kbkO ++ -0 -have-0-0-Q++ --0-0 -0-9-4-4 0--0--0-fi--of-0--I--I--I--m -0--0'-I--of -0- -O--0-9 -0--o -Q-0-QQ i 2 9 D A N I E L 'S Perfect Diamonds 'U DP '-1 W O Z N rn '-I I rn 1-4 'P cz: D' FU C Z IP U 4 rn 75 Pi U3 rn O l O O O0O' m4 WM. C. WIECHMANN CO One of MiCbigdU,f Finer 2 Fine Watches Silverware Novelties Q 4 Q Sdgi7Zzl1L'l.Y Finefl jezvelen i Call 8914 Genesee at Washington Department Storei 116 South Jefferson 0 O Z U5 O EI U 3 Z, 1 Q 'T' I U E' -n I 11 O I -I 0 O -Q-fo--0--0- +w-Q-owwvm-v+++mo+wd4-Q --o-.o4-o--O--0wO--0-- T R U C K I N G 100 Carroll Street wwr++vv4wk0o++++o4a- e 5' as 65 4-0+ Um I 'RY FQ 11111 1111111 111 111 1 ale 4 IV :nay SEARS RoEBucK a co CHIPS' Federol or Genesee Phone 3 8411 111 U11 11111 Newly Enlarged I K fll lx for Your Shopping Pleasure 1 If WH, U 7 I 1 11111 P17 111 I' In 1' 4 D101 2 9677 AUBRY DRY CLEANERS 81 DYERS F1 ee P11 kff 1 111111 D1 111 61 3 Phone 8181 214 Jones Ave .lust off South Woshungton ATRON1 DV he 9 2 f, 11711 . . . 5 Q9gg?y,uAL15l. S1 . .,' JI., 1 Q54 104, . Jig! . 1 1 , I 1 f 2 yo . . 1 v v I Q1 , '. 1 1 . ' ' 1 1 1'lfZl1!,11 l 1'1'1 611.1111 A 1 'L' 'Q I' 'ul V 111 S 41111 , - .y.Q.- -50-Q-01299 -Q--Q--Q.-Q.. .. .I -. .. U 1. N .. -- -. N N Q- .. .. .S .. .. .. .. n .. .- .- U n .. -. .. Q. -. .. . -. . .. 0 N .- N .. .. f. 4 ' . ' I Q . 1 H 1 11213 THE LABARIYMA ERTISFRS Fine Furniture 511-513 East Genesee Phone 3-1151 lm1mzm'e Speciulim' 506 Eddy Building 9-0-0-4-+4-0-00-04-4-4-0-luv-94-one fo. Q--89 -u D' P-I 1 J, FU , I cn Q :E O CJ? 2' Z' 3 3' 9 Z I 9, 3 'O -U -n S r-1 o K fn Q. 0 Q we 3 4 Q Q I -1 Q N fn T 3 '4 If Z O ,E f 2. N 5 0 0 4 2 U s 'H rn a S 1 2 r 2 Q Q ' -' Ng- 2 6' fe -1 ff' 2 2 m Z 2 :P 3 , uv - :- im O C iz Us . m . me 3 E S C, E' ff' 3 I E 3- 5 S, Z R 4 Z ' m 9 Q Q N F3 H., n I z 2 2' 2 ' 3 .4 3 S pu 3, 2 of P Q Q 10, Q 1 rn H z 2 TI 1 2 ' '11 2 nv E sw NOWINON 40 'll 'Oh' 'O0Q0lOulNO4'l'0U l4 M 0-4- 'Z KONI ..g..o..l.-o--ov4- -'CHC'-Ovivlbwlvi no--0--0 -O--0-4-fo--O--O10--9004-4-Qwr-Q--O-0-I 0-4- -0--0--0--0-uowt--0-000-0-fl--01 --0--0--0-0-v g..g..g..g. I--0--0--0--0-'O'-of-O--0 -Q-if-0-of-0 .g.... -w0 v94-+90 A Religion! Gift ls Always Appreciatedu MICHIGAN CHURCH SUPPLY CO. 'II7 North Jefferson M8.B SELECT Ice Cream French Frozen --9--0--0--0--v-U--0--0--0--0--Q-4--C--0--Ivo-fo--ofwww-v-of-0-0-4-M Qualify Merchandise Always At Reasonable Prices MORLEY BROTHERS II5 N. Washington Avenue At Your Serrifc Since 1863 -Quo--0-0-O-0-W-0--I--0-of-0--0-mf-Quo--0-W-0--Q-0-9-0-of-0--of-Q--of-0--0-of Com pliments o f Brennan Shell Service Efzft Genefee at Holland w4+++ E EPATRONIZE THE LABARUM ADVERTISE +oa- .. -0. QPATRONIZE THE LABARUM ADVERTISERS Q E 2 5 9 H. Compliment.: S Q Q E of 1 . 5 The Grocer Nationally Famous 2 1 3 Phone 2-1714 JACK RABBIT 1531 East Genesee Avenue l Q Beans g ? We Deliver to all Parts ofthe City . Z Peas Lentils 3 4 5 Beer- llyine- Cbanzpagfzc' Michigan Bean Company Frwb Frzritf and Vc'ge!able.f Frozen Ff,f,d.f i Saginaw - Michigan 2 Fumj' and Slaple 5770667161 ..g. . .,q..............,..g.....,..g..g........... ..... ....,.....g..g..g..g ..... .gnyg. E 5 6 5 Ge' fha BEST Q W. L. CASE a co Q . Buy SEAL-O-CO gasoline 2 Funeral Directors ' THE SEAL-O-CO STATIONS E E and 5 2114 South Michigan Ave. Ambulance Service 777 No. Washington Ave. E : a 1519 Mackinaw St. , 1304 Gratiot Ave. 413 Adams 5 5 1418 State St. Telephone 3-5441 2 2 s 4-0-0-94+-fora-4-94-Av-0-9-Q -0-0-0-ov-0-0--v 69 w Thos W Schultz REITZ SEWERS CLEANED BY CAYO 't c FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Sen zce REMOVAL OF ALI. ROOTS AND OBSTRUCTIONS 1026 East Genesee Pl nmbmg and Heatnng Supplues Hot Water Heaters Phone 2 7911 1513 Alger Street Phone 4 9603 -Q-0-0-.uno For Quality FLOW ERS C 0 72 gmtulatzons TH. Mlchlgan National Bank 0--4--0-. l'SAGlINQAW'S TQEGRAPH FLORIST Saginaw, Michigan Jefferson at Tuscola Phone 2-6104 PATRONIZE THE LABARUM ADVERTISE 70 e 9 s ! 5 i 2 E 5 A TRONIZE THE LABARUM ADVERTISERS W'm'MWmM MMP ' 2 5 5 a , , a 5 Saginaw Service Parts, Inc. 2 5 I Compfmzelma fI!Zl07lZ0fjZ'6 Partf joblaer 2 E Machine Shop 2 I . Parts for AII Makes of E GARBER-BUICK CO. 2 CARS - TRUCKS - TRACTORS 3 4 ? 119 S. Park Phone 2-2173 7 9 6 5 Charles Wolohun, Inc. I Q FARM PRODUCE 8. BUILDING SUPPLIES 2 I Birch Run, Michigan g 3 .,.,,,,,,.,,H,,,,,,.,,,.H.,.,.,,..M.,..,,.,.-..,.,H,,..,..,..,.........--..............i 71 C omplzmentf 0 OLD HOME BREAD HOLSUM CAKE 404 West Genesee GRAN VILLE'S SHOES Aluajur the New ext in Fine Sboef or the Entire Family s cbished 1 CALLAHAN PAPER 1012 SUPPLY CO WHOLESALE PAPER CONFECTIONERY Jcnufo and School Supplles D I 2 2 77 14 N Ad MURPHY 81 O'HARA COMPANY RETAIL FURNITURE 714 - 716 East Genesee C TRONIZE THE LABARUM ADVERTISE TRONIZE THE LA BAR UM ADVERTIS g 0-0-0 -0--on -fl-vo--of-0-0--Q-v -0-.0 --0--Q--O--0--0-if I Hardnrarefo. 611 East Genesee You Pay Less For High Quality At BUSAlD'S MARKET Groceries and Meats Beer and Wine House of Herbs, Spices Fresh Vegetables Daily Frozen Food Luli of Pdflfiflg Spdfc' 1101 Howard St. Phone 7743 + 'OWU' 80001101 --O-was 1 z 5 I 2 73 BUECHE'S GROCERY Beer and Wine take out Fresh Fruits 8K Vegetables Frozen Foods Phone 3-1561 1139 Sheridan Avenue FRAZEE FUNERAL HOME FUNERAL DIRECTORS Ozrned um! Opemfed by William F. Shea and Charles J. Shea, Jr. - 4 Macdonald Appllance Co THE TOPHAM PRINTING COMPANY Everything New m Electrucal Apphances Buzlt on 35 Yearf 0 Serwce Upbeld by C mftxmemlozp O 'U an :1 as 4 o 1 N4 m 4 cn 2 J an 'o 3 SA c VSA OO GA c vt lo two -Q-0-0 314 Court Street 113 N Hamilton Street Phone 2 6822 -0-0--0--0 -O--O--0-fr C3 Q S 'ua- XI 3 N 5. '-I Q Q S 'E R. S fb S V5 he Phone 4 8984 of Of OPPERMANN FURS ANDREW ELLIS CO. E 4M- b PATRONIZE THE LABARUM ADVERTISERS 74 -9-9.4.4-.Q-.g. PATRONIZE THE LABARUM ADVERTISERS 2 0C4 YQiQOQQ'Y?4 0'ON Q Y -1 DIAMOND OIL COMPANY Q 4 Q Comfffwflff Gasoline 81 Fuel Oil I Of . Motor Oil Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. 2 , 3501 East Genesee Q Phone 4-9816 2 Z Owl'00000.41900001POM.-QWOHO''l'O'0l l O Q O C .0. . O f O . O . O O O . C' lO'!Q'lC lWC C '0O O1O'9iQ'.'040OUY'FONP'?lQ 9i40G4' '9'Y409i I l 1 3 5 Complimenlf l Q Q R. C. 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