St Marys High School - Salute Yearbook (New Baltimore, MI)

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St Marys Salute HQ 6 arm ,jvfmfory Wlthln These hallowed walls may others fund as dad we the well sprang of happnness hugh Ideals the will and the power to turn to good account thus rlch treasure and weave It into a drama of enduring charm The Play ts done the Curtain drops u we will meet agaln sometime somewhere somehow From L to R M Fuerst M Roberts M Splckett B Kung E Thomas K Kelderhouse J Scott M Mayea S Whitmore M Cable J Kaczperskl, and B Ruzzm with their rmgbearers on Semor Ring Day. All the Sensors agreed with Dan Krallk Barbara Meldrum and Mary Mayea that the Sophomore breakfast for them were decked out In their best duds was certamly dehclous Oh lnltlatlon Day 1954 I4 f . X I H ' - I 9',tQ,1 f ' I I 1 1 I . UB T - - - H . 1 1 1 - . . . , . , . , . , . , - , - , . , . , . , . - . . . . . .

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St Marys Salute 6 aaa ,irlwfory Carol Mazuchowski is noted for her even temperament shes always angry Maureen McKinnon and Mary Ellen Roberts strangers in a new town literally bumped into each other while walking on Matn Street We were all given a big introduction to high school by the Seniors of 1955 In the form of initiation Everyone still clearly pictures all American Joe Stahovec daintily drlbblnng down the street in his form fitting blue bloomered girl s basketball uniform Carolyn Hlmnnels attracted every dog In town with her dog biscuit coiffeur while Barbara scared everyone away with her sack dress made from an authentic burlap sack and her witches shoes Cbut then Barbara doesnt personally carel lt took Christina a week to tame her hair do after her thirty braids were taken down Act Three Scene Two our Sophomore year funds Ed Joe and Dan armed with loaded water and yellow slips of paper generously passed out every Friday by the faculty Our Junior year brought glamor in the form of Betty Lou Kings new set of eyebrows and Mary Mayeas and Mary Ann Cables new shade of hair ln the same year tragedy took place in the kitchen While working diligently preparing that good old menu Sloppy Joes fthe only thing Mary Ellen knows how to cookj Sharlene Whitmore contributed that special last ingredient namely Tom Schustlers rung A new day dawns and with it comes our Senior year Hours of study years of labor seemtng hardships all are forgotten as class rings sparkle on the fingers of its proud possessors as a gust award to the actors untirlng efforts That morning we all went horseback riding and nothing unusual happened except that while Marian Spickett was happily riding through the brush she got her head stuck in a tree Dont ask me how she got loose its a long story Halloween night found the gurls with their brooms at Maureen s house Carolyn Himmels was startled when a strange beggar Callas Mary Ellen Robertsl snltched her purse and other valuables Her accomplice Judy Plague aided In the theft A good time was had by all even though little Eva the usual life of the party was not there Around this time Danny Kialik traded in his picky pants for a hospital gown His internment didnt last long because he ate the hospital out of house and home and drove the nurses to drink Cchocolate milk of coursel At this same time Joe Ed and Tom were engoying their own little carton of chocolate milk In room 7 Soon the whole class was busily working on the Senior Prom Mary Gaye Eva Marian Mary Ellen and Judy Kaczperskt could be found mopplng up St Marys own little Anchor Bay when the dam burst Though many trials and tribulations took place they were soon forgotten as the Seniors danced beneath Japanese Oriental splendor These and many other memories will live in our hearts as slowly the curtain descends concealing the childhood of the actors and opening up a vista of hopes from whence they shall emerge through the door of the future as men and women to find their new role In the drama of llfe and portray In beautifully to its close l3 V358 ' f ' : ' - ' . 5 ' ' I I I. I l I - I . I I ' I I . . . . I . . I , . I I I ' I I pisiols. Their victims we'll leave to your own imagination. The stage is strewn with white, blue, pink . . . , I I ' ' I I , . ' I 5 . . I I ' , . ' . . . I I I . I , . ' I I I . , .

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9 O St Marys Salute mm CAM 'IIU Our great and untorgetable SenIor Class of 1958 has arrIved at that tImely moment when revIewIng our glorIous four years at St Marys we must bequeath ITS goods and chattels to the helrs apparent the Class of l959 of St Mary s HIgh School ThIs we declare to be our last wIll and Testament Maureen McKinnon leaves her supply of cookles sandwIches and candy whIch she constantly nlbles on In typIng class to Anna BeIndIt She leaves the waxpaper and wrappers to Bob Petltpren Carolyn Hlmmels would lIke to bestow her beauhtul haIr IHQSHIOUS mInd and quiet sophIstIcated manner to Bryan Schmld Wrth all thIs Bryan you also get Carolyns front seat In class so you wont mrss out on a thIng bookkeeplng class to Joe Demlck Judy Kaczperskl our pretty presldent wIlls her abIlIty as a publlc speaker to Bob WhIte Her actlng abIlIty and her llashrng eyes to Judy Loges June Scott, the gIrl wIth the pretty brown eyes and watchdog personalIty leaves all her InsIde Inform atIon and her desk In the back of the room to Douglas Newsome Pat Van Damme who has a speclal Interest In the sanItatIon commIssIon of New Baltlmore wIlls her pep and Sodallty Interests to Carol RIvard But Carol leave the sanItatIon commIsIon alone mary Ellen Roberts the talented and artIstIc hardwonkmg SenIor SocIal ChaIrman would luke to leave behInd all her old art brushes and penclls to Carl Goerlrch All her Wllly Ideas and abIlIty to see the sunny snde of the worst calamItIes to Florence Ballman Judy Plague the SGHIOF who plays the heavenly muslc on the organ In church durIng the week would like to leave her bIg 'ob of Student Councul pre Ident to Ed Roberts lt a bug Iob Ed but the SenIor Class ot l958 lS contIdent that you wIll do a good 'ob and carry on the tradItIons set down for you Marian Splckett wrlls her pleasant nature and her Bblllly to talk to faculty Ioklngly wIth ease and a smIle to Russel Smtth Elayne Schmid aluas SmIley wIlls her abIlIty to get up at 855 and be to school at 900 to Don Stanek her patlence and good humor are all yours VIrgInIa Wollencko Mary Ann Cable the shortest member ot the SenIor Class commonly known as Lvttle One wIlls her abIlIty to hIde behInd the person snttung In front of her In class to Russel Smlth Her goodles go to all the Junior glrls and she hopes you have as much fun as she had l5 I l So . I O L ' A ' ' in - I I I ' I I . ' I ' I I I Betty King, commonly known as Boo, wills her mild dIsposition and her ability to control her remarks in I I ' , . I I I I , . , . I l l I l I s . s , , . . I . . I . ,. Z : I I . l . I . . . , . , .