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

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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 . . . , . , .

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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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F V' St lvlary s Salute w el'lL0l C155 Christiana Brynskl gladly but a little sadly gives the rob of being student teacher to the Seniors to Clem DeGrandchamp She would like to warn you Clem to expect to be approached at any time while hurrying to class before the bell rings during a test lunch hour or at home eating dinner being student teacher is a full time rob we hope you can pull your class through their Senior year as Chris did with us Tom McNally would like to give the great honor ot being bell ringer to Andy Hagemann we know Andy Joe Stahovec wills his prompt attendance in class on Monday mornings his blue bomb his sincere smile and encouraging spirit to Chuck Meldrum Dan Krallk wills his curly hair good study habits and ability to go through doors fthat arent openl to Larry Hrggens Mary Mayea wills her height grace and quiet manner to Carol Rivard Her impulses to be a hot rodder and her adm: ation for red heads to Donna Foucher Dolores Schmid, commonly called Dody leaves her glasses that are almost like new because she never wears them to Bryan Schmid Her quiet nature and mild disposition go to Roseann Klanow Eva Thomas or Little Eve wills her appreciation ot Am rican History to Andy Hagemann lt seems that Andy would like to know who got the seventh crown of England Sharlene Whitmore wills her sweet disposition and cheerful good morning to Geraldine Kalpus Keep the Seniors cheerful next year Gerry Barbara Meldrum or Squrrly walls her red eyes her ability to keep calm and her intelligent conversations to Kurt Goldenbogen Carol Mazuchowskl wishes to leave Roseann Klanow her two divine chemlse dresses Betty Ruzzln leaves her artistic talents to Ed Roberts her knowledge ot English Literature to Joe Demlck and her vocabulary and public speaking abilities to Clem Mary Gaye Fuerst would like to leave her parking space in tront ot school to Russel Smith Her ability to copy oft of anyone and everyone to Carol Rlvard Ed White, wills hts abrllty to look at the funny side of lite, especially ID the middle ot class, to Larry Higgins With sincere hopes and constant concern, the Senior Class of 1958 in order to save you from any harm or influence of our great enemy the Communist Party, bequeath to the Class of 1959 our coveted book l6 . l- lib A L I . I I . . I . . . . . . , is serious natured, and will be a very prompt bell ringer. I . . . . , . I . . . . I . . . I . I .. I , . , . . I ' ' I . I , . . I . . . S . . I , . I I I I I I I I D . ' 1 I , . , .