St Marys High School - Mariette Yearbook (Woodstock, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1951 volume:

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P R NSSM: iv. , wen? 1' .L.Ss.m,15 3,8 , -LW- Jie 772.-11-1'eHe TA AD MARIAM Presen e Bq We LS,e72ll07' .gf mdryg School Woodsfock, Illinois l95I F O R E W O RD The aim of a truly Christian education reaches far beyond the secular education offered by the average school of today. ln a dditi on to the acquisition of knowledge, the Catholic High School offers an education that transcends the mere learning of f3CTS and reaches into the r e alm of the supernatural, which is such an integral part of the Catholic way of life. This year's book is dedicated to Mary, Queen of Pe ace , who has been our solace and inspiration in our spiritual and temporal undertakings. During these past fo ur years we have bee n fortunate to have been taught by the Sisters of the Holy Cross who are exemplars of the truly Christian way of life which we should aim to follow in the years to come. We are grateful for the very fine founda- tion we have re ce ive d , and with God's grace we hope to be a credit to all who have made these years possible. ITE AD MARIAM -xv'-rr-v --,gf-1'-1,-if - - -M f B In , ' fo. OUR LADY QUEEN OF PEACE S 's -45, . f A , Jfvafz. -'24 wi? pw Q,' '04 B ,317 ' lfnlfl .J a'n wfvizsy -1 f 1- 4,,,:-'l'r' C' ' ' - L 'tv 'Q HIS EXCELLENCY THE MOST REVEREND JOHN J. BOYLAN, D. D. BISHOP OF ROCKFORD FABMN SZACHRACH vii 4 31 M N 4 i si lbwhurmfuwa-crnuam-w,,. . NWX m XX I mx . .,..mvf'WM -if AFT K K-fx, N f QR. x Ng: s E X TO OUR PASTOR E S REVEREND JOSEPH M. EGAN We are grateful, to you Father, for the wholehearted, unselfish support and the faithful cooperation you have rendered us at all times. TO THE GRADUATES While extending my sincere congratulations to the Class of 1951, I wish to remind you that your work in life is just entering its more serious phase. You are going into a world that will make great de- mands upon your character--that will call for severe sacrifices--a world that will call for your best efforts and finest judgments for the good of society at large. Others, without the benefit and privilege of Catholic Education may be confused by issues and falter on thewnayg but with your back- ground of Catholic thought the issues are defined, the way well mark- ed, and the goal worth winning even though it tax you to the utmost. No other course will bring genuine happiness and success. May you have success and happiness but above all be always for the right. Live the truths you have been taught and thereby make better the community in which you live. May God bless you now and in all the years that are ahead. Reverend Joseph M. Egan FACULTY REVEREND RAYMOND N. EIPERS Instructor in Religion Driving and Safety ,Aa-6, 797- 7W4zCi4.f SISTER M. MATTHEW, C,S,C, - s1sTER M, ROSE VINCENT, c.s,c SISTER M, AQUINA, c.s.c. - Q,8..w-'s1sTER M, AGNES REGINA, c,s,C. 51.530 5 ' SISTER M. CLARELLEN, c,s.C. - SISTER M, SIS TER M, BERENICE, c.s,c. - - EDITH, c.s.c, - coAc1-1 MELVIN sTUEssY - - - - - - - Principal English and Latin - - - - - - Senior Advisor Science and Mathematics Junior Advisor Sodality Moderator Commerce - - - -Sophomore Advisor and Social Science -Freshman Advisor Librarian English - - French History Music - - Physical Education Rev. David Conway X ,fly JANUARY 15, 1917 January 15, 1917, St. Mary's students moved into the beautiful new school building which had been built under the direction of Father David Conway. His Excellency, Bishop P. J. Muldoon, formerly dedicated the building on April 29. It was not until September 8, 1923 that a room in the building housed the nucleus of St. Mary's High School. Twenty-two boys and girls, constituting the first Freshman Class, gathered there under the capable direc- tion of Sister M. Una, now Mother M. Una, Provincial of the Midwest pro- vince of the Sisters of the Holy Cross. The gymnasium facing Tryon Street was completed and ready for use in March, 1929. With its opening and under the excellent coaching of Mr. Mel- vin Stuessy athletics at St. Mary 's received a new impetus. The building is one of the best in this part of the state, and within its walls St. Mary's has played host to many fine teams. 'P I . I f' I Nui I . p 1 , ST. MARY'S THROUGH ll 3' ms Wax ' -41 1, Mother M. Una March 24. 1929 'm Y 4 4 4 4 4,-vs 'Y' TWENTY -FIVE YEARS 3 S ,pl ,ff TZ? W .-.. JANUARY 29, 1951 On January 29, 1951 St. Mary's High School students carried their books from the school on Lincoln Avenue, which had housed them and many former students over a period of twenty-eight years, to the beautiful new modern high school on Tryon Street. The occasion was a memorable one, and not apt to be forgotten by the ninety-eight students and the five Sisters of the Holy Cross who are now enjoying the privilege of being the first group to occupy the new building. Father Joseph M.Egan planned the building with foresight and taste. Mem- bers ofthe parish are justly proud of this modern building. His Excellency, Bishop John J. Boylan of Rockford dedicated the new struc- ture on April 1, 1951. Laying of the Cornerstone 25 if - . tsp 11 ' -'35 -Q N' '. fl: .1 fr' 11,1 A L ..,4-va ,. ,..,. X ' XE 251i February 9, 1951 -unv- Q. P Q' 1 Rev. Joseph M. Egan -... V- Y k W 9. .s.. 1, -I lll lllll lllll IIIII ,s .,s is A ga x1'V75 ' W, -pcsl!Y'7 Fi..-' ll I I' 1923 - 1950 HIGH SCHOOL 1950 SILVER IUBILEE CLASS Singh . V .warn-mfr. wwf'-W1 I iw' 5 1951 NEW HIGH SCHOOL 2 'sa1d- asm H I? Aqexg eneq sal 1 auapeq fueumeqg Iegoog p-. azuapgsaxd Jaqog LUN rv UU g aof S 'seaxl HI 8 'QSS Hana Aww sung S2I3Dl:I:lO SSVWID HOINEIS gs, I r w , 31 QL? K mmf? 1? X, ,Ax 7 F 5 PATRICIA HAAGER Speed Patricia Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 Chairman of Apostolic and Publicity Committee 4 Glee Club and Choir 1, 2, 3 Dramatics 2, 3, 4 Yearbook staff Homecoming Queen 4 JOAN RONNING Joanie Harbor Lights Sodality 1, 2, 3,4 Sodality Prefect 4 Glee Club and Choir 1, 2, Dramatics 4 Yearbook Staff TOM GRODEN Shaggy Sodality 1, 2,3,4 Chairman of Catholic Truth Committe 4 Glee Club and Choir 1, Dramatics 2, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 4 Mariette Sales Manager Boys' State 3 Alter Boy 1, 2, 3, 4 . 2,3,4 1.,f ffm I ' Q Q JOHN ROI-IDE PEGGY HALLISY Murph Night and Day I'11 See You In My Dreams Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club and Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club and Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Dramatics 2, 4 Dramatics 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2 Yearbook staff ...-4' P en't They A1' Industrious! -cv as--' .520 UE cf-cs oar: om V 0 5? M3 KENNETH GORSKI Stan Thinking Of You Sodality 1, 2,3,4 Senior Play 4 Yearbook Staff Football 1, 2, 3, 4 XJ 5, Q P JOAN WILLIAMS Weasel My Foolish Heart Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 Senior Play 4 Glee Club and Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Yearbook Staff REGINA SLAVIN Gina I'll Get By Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 Senior Play 4 Mariette Typist MARGIE SALZMAN Sleepy I Only Have Eyes For You Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 Senior Play 4 Glee Club and Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Yearbook Staff U' -in LAURENCE LILES Larry Some Enchanted Evening Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 Visual Aids Committee 4 Yearbook Staff uaIIEl Krew pue 'aof reqnag 'e uexg 'vi 'led 939W ogsnw augw gf W pfpgfff-N-A w-1, - f 'f rea-we-ws-:Q -f-A. fsgywg 1 I MARY ELLEN EVANS Schrunchy To Think You've Chosen Me Secretary 4 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club and Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Dramatics 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader 1, 3, 4 Mariette Patron Contact ,, D Q -sf ,H rm .,.,f u PATRICIA BERNER Pat Nevertheless sodaumy 1, 2.3.4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3 , Senior Play 4 Marietta Photography Editor JOSEPH BURG Joey l-labor Lights Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club and Choir 1, 2 Class Treasurer 4 Dramatics 2,4 Football 1, 2,3,4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Boys' State 3 Altar Boy 1, 2, 3, 4 Yearbook Staff A '-L..--1-.Q-lm in-.. FRANCIS POKORNY Pohonker BARBARA BRAHY Wings Stardust Roomful of Roses Saint Mary's, Crystal Lake 1, 2 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Social Chairman Senior Play Glee Club, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 SOda1ity 4 Vice-President 2, 3, 4 Football 4 Cheerleader 1, Senior Play Basketball 4, Captain 4 Catholic Action School 3 Prom Queen 3 I D 01 l s .,, V , .,. HAROLD SCHROEDER Cheese aw.. . L V'-43 ' 1, eg 1.-rl' The Old Master Painter Treasurer 2, 4 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Dramatics 2, 4 Mariette Business Manager TOM LALOR Tom Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 All Conference 3 Most Improved Play Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Senior Play 4 SI3 9,3 5 .R r,. f li Y W ' 1 will f k..... I Sr, 2? 5931 VERONICA BURNS Ronnie I'm So Crazy For Love Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader 3 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Mariette Editor-in-Chief Senior Play T' if ,vel 1 , MARY MARGARET Ms'rzG1zR Metzgy : '3 tj Harbor L1ghts Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 'K A MARY DeWANE Herb Together Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Dramatics 4 Yearbook Staff hump. x Q im is 5 ix U Q3 L. 5' 1 pw 044 13 pf -1 T, .vf -- V Q - 0 . neu Qv -Q.. ,321 kb 2 1 i 4 X X 3 f ff? ., 3 nf K K 'l t .4:., .Y-. X . ., , - fax. Q., if x XX + -Q3 ci 5 ! 5 Q K ,gn 't X , K--,V :Q--mg,-4 -..,1f,m f W-:ff fr- ia i 1 SHIRLEY WEGNER Shir1 Make Believe Class President 1 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 Chairman of Eucharistic Committee as Glee Club and Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Catholic Action School Dramatics 2, 4 Yearbook Staff - ---v'l l 'I'f lWw- - '- RONALD HENRICH Patch Ghost Riders in the Sky Campion 1, 2, 3 Sodality 4 Senior Play GERTRUDE KAYSER Gert I Can Dream, Can't I Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club and Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Treasurer 1 Dramatics 3, 4 Yearbook Staff A,,1,...,.,,,,., -- V---4 '- CHARLES MCGUIRE M aC You Call Everybody Darling Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 Social Chairman 3 Football 3 Senior Play . ., ,, MARJORIE KILLEEN Margie Harbor Lights sodaury 1, 2.3.4 Glee Club and choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Senior Play 1' mpfvm---.vq 3 4 I ...... Q I Od'-. 'ww' w 2 'U :J o-u VJ o-I N un U-4 Q o-J U7 U J: P4 fl. Darlene , Joa Bob Marilyn, and Don T, . , N .wif 3 1 ROBERT NIHAN Bul1 Harbor Lights Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 Sodality Treasurer 3 Class President 4 Dramatics 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Homecoming King 4 Altar Boy 1, 2, 3,4 JOAN BROWNE Twitch 1 Don't Want to Set The World On Fire ' Sodality 1, 2, 3,4 Glee Club and Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Yearbook Staff Dramatics 4 MN ,ff MARILYN WEISS Mar A11 the Things You Are Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club and Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Dramatics 4 Yearbook Staff w-Y----'ww ' - rf-2--.H--4-,f.,.-plus, . . ,. wr Q, -. iw- .Ni if .Z DARLENE LILES Dar Younger Than Springtime Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 Dramatics 4 Class Secretary 3 Social Chairman 4 Mariette Art Editor DON FREUND carp Stardust Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 Class President 2, 3 A Class Vice President 1 . Sodality Vice Prefect 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3,4 V Y turf President ------ - -R. Freund Vice President - - - - -I. O'Brien ian an 5 rx 4. TT! I. Dralle - - - - - Secretary A. Browne - - - - Treasurer JUNIORS R, FREUND J, O'BRI.EN ...X -as ., lb A. BROWNE 'n .MN Q x W Q J. LALOR Q Q gf 3 In F. PAGE f a .f x Q' STOLZ is X i J. DRALLE iq. -m. .L 1. fy. N vw is E. MCGUIRE Gr bw -NX 3 Xwinw ,f w E. SALZMAN r 'U 4 ' . x . Nh ,QV N, M ffm F? Q? Q. 1. DUNHAM f Ai... 'YY Q- D. MENZEL 'if' 'bm M. B. FUCHS Qs X I. O'BRIEN Hit -.- uf Q A C. SCHULER D. SHEAHAN If N 4:34 .ks tg. G. THOMPSON M. T. WICKHAM C. ZOIA w-7 W' 1 'sw ,I 1, President ---- - - T. Zimmerman Secretary --------- M. J. Berner Vice-President - - ---- D. Stolzke Treasurer ---- - - F, Draffkorn Social Chairman ----- R. M. Hinner SOPHOMORES T. Zimmerman D. Stolzke M. J. Berner F. Draffkorn M. E. Burmeister L. Bopput B. Evans S. Freund 'ha -A R. M. Hinner F. Kendrigan J. McConnell M. F. McGuire L. Milhone D. Miller K. Phelan P. Schmid J. Slavin P. Slavin M. I. Stone M. L. Wert P resident ----- Vice-President '2- W X K ITI. W, ,VO iG17,,, xr New -an X Schuler 'X Wm. Schuler Secretary - - M, A. Powers Treasurer - - F R E S H M E N r 5 fs: K M. A. Powers J, Weiss A M. L. Wood N. Wurtzinger f is I. Weiss S. Miller WK if 'fd' ,' , V'- r :,. S, Miller X as xrif E. Anderson is 4'1- 5 ivx A. Brady me Q! .DW N. rr! is R. Donovan J. Menzel Y. fs -mf ,XL L. Boppart . Cav, f-pu, L L-f I S. Collen r - ' tv - I . i X 5. N W , .f J. -. J. Freund Q! J. Nolan Qi ' 5 A if 'Q '-T 'G Qc' ' ' 1 F' . ., Nl 'lg 'Y f xi xxx!!! S 'Y y Q r C. Byers T, Brink K r J. Barren E. Collins S. Dacy B. Dittman L LLL. . s 'Q Q i fn N A 4 , ' ., 1 'X V' Q' if 1 Y 1 1 Og 'L J I. Gibbs M. Henn D. Jung 5 2. fm n . L-i s Q , . D, Parker M. Pokornv L. Schroeder AX K, Slavin M. Slavin I. Thompson S, Vanish DRIVING CLASS SOLID GEOMETRY Their motto is: Safety The class of higher First, mathematicians. -.. ,-mmmn GLEE CLUB PHYSICS CHEMISTRY Class testing tensil strength The chemistry class amid of metals. their test tubes and reagents ,.4,.-.4f'fl,, . Y-w Future leaders probe the Nation's problems Inquiring minds become enriched from magic pages zu, World History students wrestle with Will it balance? facts and events Senior English Let not Ambition mock their useful toil, , , .gg'X Exploring the Structures of God's Geometry can be fun with angles, arcs, and concurrent lines, w if ,Q Creatures. ' E Learning the Christian ways of life ,,.,,.,...,... W- if ff Can you read it? Flying Fingers U' '11 Q f Juli, 1, Ivlaxrgufs iiirtiuday Prmfg, Tom and Heb cujoying their popcorn. 3. Mary Ellen and Frame sunmrzg on :iw Eiagpulc, 4, English class: How not to apply for a job, 5. Popcorn for Funky, -1. Lwwrs. Smiles, 3, Shirley goes under the chair. 9. Freshmen girls resting during me mmf: imur, ea-, -- il. :srrfg -- qu , A , - 4 X Qi-W, ioo'f'a'P'W Qgqiigwxw HOMECOMING COMMITTEE --3 BLUE MOON BELLS OF SAINT MARY'S Homecoming Queen Candidates: Barbara Brahy, Patricia Haager Queen: Mary Ellen Evans, Veronica Burns. f Y R L l 1. The gangs all here. 2. Why the frown? 3, lnseparables. 4. Time our to pet Quccnie. 5. Harry, Larry, Tmn and Mac. 6. Popcorn, candy, peanuts. 7, Sophomore Jubilee, 8. Gert. 9. John, ln, surprise! ll, Biddy and Mary Ann. 12. Jeannie and Larry. lil. When the Senior girls get together, , , 14, Oueenie gets more attention. li and 'lG. Scenes at the May Procession, 17, Latin class. 18, Look at 'em. 19, Ann ACTIVITIES iff ,Q 'iff .51 X 4 1 .2 USEVENTEENTH SUMMER Jack, Angie's first boy friend. Kitty, the impish sister, and some of the cast. NOON RECESS 1950 JUNIOR PROM THE GRAND MARCH 1. Cheerleaders. Q, Home and Mary Jo, 3, Don'tfa11in! 4, Gina Terry, Jeanne and Peggy. 6. Dar 7, Sodality skit on Our Guardian Angels. 8, Freshmen king and queen John Nolan and Ann Brady, 9, Biology class studying the bread mold. 10, Biology class studying the moss cycle, 11, Ronnie 12, Freshmen beg Ronnic's mercy. 13. Homecoming Queen, Pat Haager, and her court, 14, Sharon 15, Peg 16, Gert and Frank, 17, Marge and Pat. 18. Wick 15' ff v-I-I 1- 1 - -- CATHOLIC TRUTH COMMITTEE EUCHARISTIC COMMITTEE ,-A SODALITY OFFICERS Prefect - - - - - J. Ronning Recording Secretary - - - - -E, Salzman Vice-Prefect - - - - - -D, Freund Corresponding Secretary ---- C, Schuler Treasurer - - - - H. Schroeder Mw..A.e..M1 5 5' J! . , S 'Y YS! V -f 3 ' 1 , Q ' A 1 N N' , i . . W. I J N ,Nw avg-ki f -- ' , 5 1 Lf, 1 .Q is I ,vo .t E 5.1 ,vyxif 11, 3 I V. ,U , SOCIAL COMMITTEE , APOSTOLIC COMMITTEE Eh 1' i V 1. ? if - Y Q? S 5 5 2, R RETREAT MASTER ALTAR BOYS Rev. John J. Marek, C,S.C. 1950 MAY QUEEN - VIOLA IUNG SODALITY RECEPTION BREAKFAST f-v-W--Q----fin f--'T - -H K C l, Ioan, Ronnie, and jane. Q, Joe and Mary Ellen, 3. Gina. l, Dick, Dick and Diz, 5, Ellen and lfrank, ij. Margie, 7, Marilyn and Marge, R, Pat, Barb, Mary Ellen and Juan. 9. Kay Plralerx lisrcns ro rlze life of Fr, Moreau, lo, Inc, ll, Pat, Ken, Ronald and Shirley. 12. Solid Gemcrry Class. lil, and 14, Health Class srudy homes of the skeleton and parts of the ear, 15. All ser for the jnninr Prom. 16. Sophomore jubilee, 17. Christmas Crib in Church. 18, Santa Clans, John Rnlxdc, Wen. COACH MEL STUESSY Coach Stuessy, a graduate of St, Edward's College, Austin, T e x as , began his coaching career at Saint Mary's in the fall of 1926. At this time he organized the school's first football and basketball teams. The 'Fighting Irish, under his guid- ance, won first place in the North- e as t Catholic Football Conference in 1945, 1949, and tied for the title in 1950. This year Coach Stuess is cele- brating his silver jubilee of coach - ing at Saint Mary's.Congratulations Stuess. W e a t St. Mary's sa lute you. FOOTBALL AT SAINT MARY'S When football was inaugurated at St. Mary's in 1926, fifteen boys reported for prac- tice. That first year the boys lost six games and tied one.' The first victory for St. Mary's was over Aquin of Freeport, and Father Conway allowed the student body to celebrate by declaring a holiday.. Football at St, Mary's has gone a long way since those early days. In 1936 and 1937 St. Mary's enjoyed two undefeated seasons, and in the two following years they lost only two games. Since the Northeast Catholic Conference w as formed in 1945, St. Mary's, the small- est school in the conference, has won the title twice and at the present time is shar- ing it with I. C, of Elmhurst. This is an enviable record. Much praise goes to Coach Stuessy who at times has achieved the seemingly impossi- ble. He has instilled in the boys a desire to win, and he has always managed to put on the field a squad determined to play its best regardless of the odds. ..,-----,.,,.,. -- ,, W, . FIG H TIN G IRI s H ! ! Vw. t Gorski Full Nihan, Half W' so Freund, Half Dunham Quarter Zoia Gund Groden Guard Freund. Center fm X F '50 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE-SCORE K ' We They '- Menzel Tackle sept, 15th McHenry ------ Q 5 LH10' Tackle ' Sept. 24th Elmhurst - - - - 12 Sept. 30th Moosehart - - - - LQ Oct. Sth Lyle ---- Q Oct. 15th Des Plaines ------ lg Burg End Oct. 22nd St. Eds. - - - -Q3 Oct. 28th St. Thomas ----- Q P Q Pokorny 2.9 .Q STARTING LINEUP Left to Right: 1stRow, Joe Burg. Dick Menzel. Chuck Zoia, Dick Freund, Tom Groden, Tom Lalor, Frank Pokorny, 2nd Row, John Dunham. 3rd Row, Don Freund, Ken Gorski, Bob Nihan 9 at 1950 SQUAD First row, left to right: Joseph Burg, Dick Menzel, Chuck Zoia, Dick Freund, Tom Groden, Tom Lalor, Frank Pokorny, Second row: Don Freund, John Dunham, Ken ' Gorski, Bob Nihan, Dan Sheahan, Eugene Salzman, Jim Lalor, Third row: Jim Thomp- son, Jim Freund, Eugene McGuire, Frank Page, George Thompson, Jim Barrett, Ron- ald Hendrick, Tom Brink. AL L STAR HONOR WINNERS in the North East Catholic conference were: Don Freund, right half on the second team Bob Nihan, left half, Dick Menzel, tackle, and Dick Freund, center, on the first team. Dick F r e u n d was also named out- standing lineman for the conference and Bob N i h a n outstanding b a c k. C o ac h 'S tu ess' and Co-Captains Bob Nihan and Don Freund talking over plans for the Homecoming game with St, Edward's of Elgin on October 22. ATHLETIC AWARDS Don, The Most Valuable Player A11 Conference Champs Varsity Letter Winners Fight Irish Fight! Varsity Basketball Team Junior Varsity Team 4 1 .,BZ'!'f:lrE5il53 W K xi., 1+ Ll QL 1, Latin Class, 2, Irish Lc-:t's Fight! E fi, King Bob presents Queen Pat wills FUSQS. 4 and 5, Sen ior boys serve for Mass at Sodality Reception Ceremony. H0lHk?COI'HiI1g Queen, Pal Hagsygcr and her court, 7, Oni, Je Parle FRANCAIS! S, Schoo1's out, il, Laying the. Curmrr Storm, M L, T, 1950. 10. Pals. 11. Outdoor Christmas Crib. MARIETTE STAFF ,.aw-auqgw Editor-in-Chief - - ---- ----------- - VERONICA BURNS Business Manager - - - - -HAROLD SCHROEDER Photography - - - PAT BERNER Art Editor - - Copy Writer - Sales Managher Patron Contact Assistant - - uf-V staff Assistants: G. KAYSER I. BROWNE F I S Wf ! f M so W wi -diff! A ...W 5: Ali. N . W - irfJ21W'?T'N - - -DARLENE LILES - - REGINA SLAVIN - - TOM GRODEN MARY E. EVANS LAWRENCE LILES Sl fi ,F x:4IL' 1 RSDBQM ilk k,pans A 1..iw, A I .wif-n,, vm .a+ PATRONS REVEREND JOSEPH M. EGAN REVEREND RAYMOND N. EIPERS RIGHT REVEREND MONSIGNOR CHARLES C. NIX REVEREND EUGENE C. BAUMHOFER REVEREND EDWARD C. COAKLEY MR. G. V. ABBOTT W MR. and MRS. RUSSELL C. ALLEN MR. and MRS. A. J. ANDERSON ANDERSON CLEANERS BILL BAILEY MR. and MRS. GLENN BARKER MRS. T. A. BARMANN MR. LLOYD BARRETT MR. and MRS. Wm. BARRETT MRS. LUCILLE BELL JIM BERNER MR. and MRS. JOSEPH BERNER MR. FRANK BIEBER MR, ALBERT BIER DR. and MRS. N. R. BRAI-IY MR. EARL BRAUKHOFF MR, NORMAN BRITZ MR. and MRS. JAMES BRINK MARY BUCKLEY MRS. AL BURG MRS. CHRIS BURG MRS. GRACE BURG JOSEPH BURG IRWIN BURGER MRS. H. J. BURNS CHERYL BYERS MRS. SARAH CALLAHAN JUDGE Wm. CARROL MR, and MRS. Wm. CARROL, JR. FRANK CACCI MRS. EVELYN CHRISTENSEN MR, and MRS, ROBERT E, CHURCH CLARENCE'S CUT and CURL SHOP MRS. MABLE COLBY MRS, AGNES COLLEN RAYMOND COLLINS ' Mr. and MRS. EDWARD COMISKEY LEE CONLEY MR, and MRS. R. CONLEY REVEREND JOSEPH HEALEY REVEREND F, H. O'ROURKE CONWAY DAIRY JEAN FRANCES CONWAY JOHN CONWAY, JR. P. E. CONWAY ROBERT CONWAY MR. and MRS. H. C. COONEY MR. and MRS. JIM COONEY MR. and MRS. JOHN DACY MR. and MRS. ART DESMOND MR. and MRS, DON DESMOND MRS. LEE DITTMAN MR. and MRS. WILLIAM DITTMAN MRS. R, DONOVAN ROSEMARY DONOV AN MRS, C. J. DOWNS EDWARD DRALLE JEAN DRALLE MR. and MRS. FRANK DRAFFKORN MRS, GEORGE DUNHAM MR. ROBERT DURKEE MR. and MRS. JAMES DWYER MR. and MRS. HAROLD EVANS EVANS REFRIGERATION SERVICE MR. and MRS. FRANK ELSESSER MRS, B. H. EMERY MR, and MRS. 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