St Philip High School - Statuette Yearbook (Battle Creek, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1946 volume:

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Lg- Y E 56 r -' X: ll LU af 508015 Cl genuine PIQCLIAILLIAQ P0172 fl 6l,AfL0l'l, The btuuette of 1916 lppelrs 1s the Heetlntg hours of a smgle day Dressed up ln nts hnest hy symbol vtord 1nd sketeh the Statuette of 1946 r ses to 1 s,re1t oct mon the Student D15 Admlttedly xrrangrng student years lnto The Student Diy vsxth Book I hung the TXTOFHIULQ Book I1 the Afternoon and Book Ill the Evenmg IS xrbrtrary tnd mlnor IUCOUSISICHCICS 1re too frequent But thxs arrangement IS not arnhclal In a1m1ng to make an 1I'1f6lllg1bl6 presentatlon of the thrngs we students do The Statuette arranges them as happenmg xn a slngle day To sax flllf th1s d1y nex er happened IS to m1ss the POIDI Hagrantly It IS to sat that Shakespeare s Ch.1r1eters nes er thought so much about such thxngs 1n one day because we never dld And lf IS to say th1t, beeause Charles Dlckens sud and Iranus Thompson thought more IH one day than we could ther fore the1r llfe IS unnatur1l and their world the artlficlal framework of 1 sxngle day IS unnatural and unrntellxglble If thns IS the onl, ohjecnon agamst The Student Day wh1ch IS The St1tuette ef 1946 xt IS not an obyecuon at all nt IS a cav1l vh1ch becomes dellcxous flattery And lf exen 1 few readers make thrs charge thus xn 1 xx 1y classmg the St1tuette of 1946 vnth masterp1eces of frame work narratlve rhev vull help m1ke the edltors thlnk that the efforts of planmng plus late hours of vxork were not rn xarn 6 0 c Q 1 2 . , , 2 .2 - K . .1 y , I s 1. 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Q- ji life fo WOI1JLgl'L0l Cl, A Monsrgnor Walsh the Splflf of the graduatnng class of 46 greets you' It rs my great pleasure at thls tlme to thank you for eyerythlng you ye done for us We truly appreclate all the benefits vyeye recened from you both drrectly and lndrrectly Drreetly you have rnfluenced us through the encouragement your ever wrought 1n our communrty wrth the help of your gurdrng hand Not only have you led us through our school days but you haye taken steps to assure our sprrrtual vyelfare throughout out lryes We shall b separated trs almost sure but alyy ays Monsrgnor vye shall carry your memory rn our hearts as a shrnrng example of Chr1st1an charrty and leadershrp We thank you Monsrgnor for the krndness and understandlng you ve shovyn us durrng our years rn school and only our acts rn the future can repay you for your gurdance Mere thanks are not sufhcrent to express the gratrtude we ovse to you We shall ever remember you prayerfully before the altar throne of the Most Hxgh and xt IS our earnest w1sh that your days be filled mth Gods grace and may the happrness you have grven us ever be reflected rn your own llfe Georgefte Rzchltr 12 Q C A u M! A .7 , . . t L . I , I I . 7 1 1 ' ' 1 L ' r 1 ' 7 l V 1 . A y A I A 4 4 A A ' A, V A U 7 , ' s - I 7 J 1 7 e msprrrng talks have glVCH us. Indlrectly, we have been arded by the changes ' ' ' . e 7 l 1 V 7 9 s Y 7 7 7 . 7 . ' , A 7 Y - ' Q P I 7 I 7 4 Y - ' 9 7. , . Y . . 2 13 RT. REV. MSGR. M. WALSH REV P J KENNEY 14 As thu clock srmlxns Clgllf up lwrgln L Stunlnnt Du ncn ly hun ln llllltlb of rhr Clock srudrnrs rntrr learnmg, of 1 lst rind present Alcrr nunds jump from Crum to Pl'lSS1CS from Hxstory to TFIEOIIOIHLEFQ to Ifnghsh from nxunty hxc BC to nxngtun hundred lnll forty SIX -XD Book Om rrnsrnrs 1 pm 0 thls ctnrnxl srrug lr tha Qllss hours ol tha Stud nr Du . 1 1 ,ff '- 0 ff l R0 5 , - l lv f l r A fx 1 l , f J' 5 L-.- . X -f 'f. fy ' fr .y' Th' ' Dr - w' the in- iz z X V A l 2 f A ' anew thc eternal struggle to grasp the . T .XZ K AA w A A. ' y . V 4 y A v . r- L 7 r. . ' ' 1 ' ' 2 1 f ' . . L ,LI .V , -2 1 . KL' c 1 2 15 gadlhg MOTHER MARIE ELIZABETH SIS'I ER ROSL DL LIXIA SISTER SISTER SISTER SIS'I ER SISTER SISTER M AMANDA FRANCIS BERNARD MARIL CELINE MARIE LOY OLA MARIL DOIURINE M MELANIIE 5- Prjfzfifmf Cl my Te uber Scnzor Home Room jzuzzor Home Room Sopfvomorc Home Room Sophomore Home Room Frefbnzen Home Room XIIIJIL Teacher 'Y 5-'Q-f:,2.a Jig 15- C ky wuipbk wwfyahizm 'Si?5,E,i:fL3 FRAG- 16 , K. .4 7 I X . I I I 'L '. ! I 2 ' 4 I J ' 7 I : , 7 A4 J. - I . ' I 1 ' 3 , 6, A' I In qu .I-.V , ' ' . x, A .1,f'5 f' xv ' 33-3, -iii, 15 -vi r s wi if-. --'Lt' YQ- N 1- V34 v,.fx,. -NL f - yf. ly In I r. .- '-'azzf-- wx A .f 44 461. -h ki: ,f:1.,...-1--.. tix ,f :L fg' ,,.?- Im,-' P v 1 1 P 4-5-zu. .. '-:Mwo-..-g..fg.vz4f2.:2:.Z'.2. ,Q - H ,N----.rr- ----1' ,- J' REV. A. NADRACH Athletic Director And Yozttla Co-ordimztor REV. J. HAMILTON Religion Imtructor JOHN L. CLEARY Football Cotzcla jock FRANK WHALEN Btzfketlmll C ouch 1 7 -f iw LN ' 9 Q98 if-F1 .. f,-an g' V MQ. A K 'fs In S ., L J! K Skt. A la 47 :E ,JL ,xr M Y wr , I X , , WCM A M ? , f -S , Nvmm A N 1 3:4 Q My Q i ,Q af?-it ,MW ,emu ,Aulmv 'fy 'Y QIWUN1 5 Clotkzzzre. Making experiments . . . Studying American government . . . Aren't we funny? We know the inswxer Fr john enyoys a yoke too . . . Item of interest . . . What are you thinking about, Ort! . . . Father has his serious moments . . . Gtrtie reads her paper on Catholic Home Life . . . Reviewing the life of Cicero . . . The staff at work. N- 1, THOMAS CONROY Tom 247 Cherry Street Scientific Courre Football '43, '44, '45, '46 Basketball '43, '44, '45, '46 Baseball '45, '46 Sodality '43, '44, '45, '46 Class President '46 Banquet Committee '45 Latin Club '43, '44 Student Council '45 Statuette Stat? '46 MARY ELLEN BLACK f'T0by7Y 32 Woolnough Lalin-Scientific Courre Sodality '43, '44, '45, '46 Latin Club '43, '44, '45, '46 Honor Roll '43, '44, '45, '46 Vice President '45, '46 Student Council '46 Glee Club Accompanist'43,'44 Glee Club '45, '46 Youth4?uidance Council '45, Choir '43, 45, '46 C.D.A. '44, '45, '46 Orchestra '43, '44 Banquet Committee '45 Prom Committee '46 S.S.C.A. Convention '44 Statuette Staff '46 JAMES WEIDEMAN ffweedylf' 49 Chestnut Street Scientihc Courre Altar Boy '43, '44, '45, '46 Choir '43, '44, '45, '46 Sodalit '43, '44, '45, '46 Football '43, '44, '45, '46 Basketball '43, '44, '45, '46 Glee Club '43, '44 Dramatics '46 Class Treasurer '46 Sodality Officer '45 Latin Club '43, '44 Statuette Staff '46 Banquet Committee '45 PATRICIA SWEET Pat 102 Cherry Street Scientific Course Sodalitv '43, '44, '45, '46 Choir '43, '45, '46 Glee Club '43, '44, '45, '46 Class Secretary '43, '45, '46 Latin Club '43, '44 Statuette Staff '46 Banquet Committee '45 Honor Roll '43, '44, '45 C.D.A. '44, '45, '46 PATRICK CALHOUN ffKellyH 14 Surby Avenue Latin-Scientific Course Choir '43, '44 Sodality '43 '44 '45 '46 Football 44 46 Altar Boy 43 44 Lann Club 43 44 45 46 Glee Club 43 Banquet Commxttee Statuetre Staff 46 Honor Roll 45 Wolvernne Boys State 45 GLENN EDWARD HENRY 50 Poplar St Suenlzjic Course Football 45 Glee Club 43 Sodalxty 43 44 45 Latln Club 43 44 Altar Boy 43 Banquet Commxttee 45 Wolverxne Boys State 45 WILLIAM BONKE 856 N E Capltal Avenue Sczentsjic Courre Baseball 44 45 46 Sodallty 43 44 45 46 Banquet Commnttee 45 JOSEPH POWELL 09 Rt 1 Box 430 Battle Creek Iaim Suentzlic Courxe Sodallty 43 44 45 46 Football 43 44 45 46 Basketball 45 Baseball 44 45 46 SSCA Conventxon 44 Student Councrl 45 46 Class Presndent 45 Latm Club 43 44 45 46 Youth Guldance Council 46 Banquet Commnttee 45 Sratuette Stal? 46 Dramatncs 46 Honor Roll 45 Altar Boy 43 44 45 Glee Club 43 Prom Commnttee 46 CAM emoriea . . . if Ag6iC:i mai id ogg li aw? L RUSSELL KITTELTON HRZIIJJ, 220 W. Burnham St. General Course Altar Boy '43, '44, '45, '46 Sodality '43 '44 '45 '46 Sodahty Prefecr 46 Glee Club 43 Banquet Commlttee 45 Prom Commxttee 46 TED CEBELAK 86 North Broad Street General Course Altar Boy 43 Football 45 Latm Club 43 44 Basketball 43 Sodahty 43 44 45 46 Banquet Commxttee 45 FRANK DOBBERTIEN Lntle Kmut 78 Wendall Street Scientific Coune Altar Boy 43 44 45 46 Sodallty 43 44 45 46 Football 45 46 Choxr 43 Latin Club 43 44 Banquet Commlttee RUDY BARTHOLOMEW Bafrt 64 Cliff St Genem! Coune Altar Boy 43 44 45 46 Basketball 43 44 Football 45 46 Sodalxty 43 44 45 46 Baseball 45 46 Staruette Staff 46 Dramatxcs 46 Banquet Commxttee 45 Prom Commnrtee 46 ROBERT BURGIE B0 242 West Burnham Street Sczentzfic Course Sodalrty 43 44 45 46 Chorr 44 45 Baseball 43 44 45 46 Football 45 46 Basketball 43 44 Altar Boy 43 44 Glee Club 43 44 Latrn Club 43 44 Class Treasurer 4 6 BRUCE MYERS 104 North Wabash General Course Football 43 44 45 46 Basketball 43 44 45 Baseball 45 46 Track 43 Archery Club 43 Wolverrne Boys State 44 Class Treasurer 45 Dramatrcs 46 Statuette Staff 46 Soclalrty 43 44 45 46 Banquet Comrnrttee 45 WILLIAM LUDWA Bz 287 Avenue A Sczenlzfic Courre Baseball 45 46 Football 43 44 45 46 Basketball 43 Class Treasurer 43 Chorr 43 44 Glee Club 43 JAMES ROBINSON Flzfk 223 Calhoun Sczentzhc Courre Soclalrty 43 44 45 46 Basketball 44 45 46 Latm Club 43 44 Altar Boy 43 44 Football 44 Glee Club 43 Banquet Commrttee Statuette Staff 46 SZ GLQJIQQGFQ fook Aid ,QAM rom 32 JACK MCSHERRY Mac 60 Chestnut St Latin Sczenuic Course Chorr 43 44 45 46 Soclalrty 43 44 45 46 Football 43 44 45 46 Baseball 43 44 45 46 Basketball 43 44 45 46 Alar Boy 43 44 45 46 Sodalrty Charrman 46 Honor Roll 45 Presrclent 43 Latin Club 43 44 45 4 Banquet Commrttee 45 Prom Commxttee 46 Statuette Staff 46 Drarnatrcs 46 BERNARD BATES 112 Cherry St Latm Sczennfic Courre Altar Boy 43 Banquet 45 Sodalrty 43 45 46 ORTON HOXIE ff 21 Harrrs Avenue Suentzhc Courre Altar Boy 43 44 45 46 Football 43 44 45 46 Baseball 43 44 45 46 Basketball 43 44 45 46 Class Presrclent 44 Statuette Staff 46 Latrn Club 43 44 Sodalrty 43 44 45 46 GEORGE MONAGHAN 9 North 24th Street Court Sczentzhc Courre Altar Boy 43 44 45 46 Soclalrty 43 44 45 46 Football 43 Basketball 43 44 45 Latrn Club 43 44 45 Banquet Commxttee 45 ff bl? ff ll ' I I 1 I s J- I I I 7 7 I I Y I I, I 1 I I , I , 7 , I , , , , , , ,' , ,' Z '. . 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PEGGY ST PIERRE Peg 86 N Umon St General Courre Glee Club 43 f K5 4 Choxr 43 44 45 46 CDA 44 45 f S allty 43 44 45 Dramatncs 46 Latin Club 45 6 Banquet Commnttee Prom Commlttee ANN CURRIER 39 Cleveland St General Courfe Cholr 43 44 45 46 Glee Club 43 f4 5 4 Sodalxtv 43 44 45 ff Latm Club 45 Prom Commxttee 46 Banquet Commntee 45 MARY MANGAN Mzke 64 North McK1nley Suentzfc Courre Glee Club 44 45 46 Cholr 45 46 Soclallty 44 45 46 Latm Club 44 45 CDA 44 45 46 Dramatlcs 46 Youth Guxclance Councll 46 Banquet Committee 45 Prom Commrttee 46 GERTRUDE OLMSTEAD Gertze' 15 Hoffman Court General Course Cholr 43 45 45 Glee Club '43 '4- '45 'f So ality '43 ' A ' '- Sodality Ofticer '46 Student Council '46 Statuette Staff 'J 1 Dramatics '46 , .R, '44 45 '- Banquet Committee '45 . .A.'-44 '45 'A PCLCQ f e,0Cl65U'l9 0 Cl, its wi www 25 PATRICIA METZ lf 51 North Avenue Latzn Sezenlzhc Courre Choxr 43 45 46 Glee Club 43 44 45 16 Honor Roll 45 46 Orgamst 43 44 45 46 S allty I3 li 45 J Lann Club 43 44 45 A6 Banquet Commlttee 45 Operetta 45 HELEN BAUMAN 24 Latta Lalm Sczenlfhc Cowie Honor Roll 43 Vxce Presrdent 43 Sodalxty Chairman 44 Student Councrl 45 Youth Guldance Councxl 46 Choir 43 45 46 Sodalxtv 43 44 45 46 Glee Club 43 44 45 46 Lann Club 43 44 45 46 CDA 44 45 46 Banquet Commxttee 45 Prom Commlttee 46 Dramancs 46 GEORGETTE RICHTER Queenze East Leroy Mxch General Courre Glee Club 43 44 45 46 Banquet Committee 45 Choxr 43 CDA Treasurer 46 Latm Club 43 Sodallty 43 44 45 46 Senxor Prom 46 Sewlng 45 Operetta 45 Statuette Typnst 46 PATRICIA HEFLIN Pal Level Park, Mich. Srientifr Coumre Glee Club '43, '44, '45, '46 Choir '45, '46 Sodality '43, '44, '45, '46 Staruetre Staff '46 C.D.A. 46 Latin Club 43 '44 Dtamatics 46 Youth Guidance Council 46 Banquet Committee 45 PATRICIA CLAY Pally 62 Clay St Gencral Comte oir 45 Glee Club 43 4 Qot alitx 3 f Statuerte Staff f CI A 44 45 Dramatics 46 Latin Club 43 45 Banquet Committee I5 Prom Committee 46 JANE BUCKLEY fume Goguac Lake General Coyne Glee Club 43 44 45 46 Choir 43 45 CDA 44 45 Sodality 43 44 45 46 Latin Club 43 Banquet Committee 45 Prom Committee 46 9 ' 4 4?,fig, g ,WN 5fl'CLl9Al Alle L6 tL2 if orfedf Cl' JOSEPHINE FORLINO IPIOF' 6'3 N. Washington Ave. Latin Courts Glee Club '43, '44, '45, '-46 Choir '43, '44, '45, '46 Sodality '43, '44, '45, '46 Lain Club '43, 44 '45 '46 Sewing Club 46 Banquet Committee '45 Prom Committee '46 MARY F HURST Fmnme 189 E Columbia Ave General Courxe Glee Club 43 44 45 46 Choir 43 44 45 46 Sodality Chairman 44 Banquet Committee 45 Prom Committee 46 Latin Club 45 46 Orchestra 44 MARIETTA FITZGERALD I Fztz 15 Burnham Court Sczentzhc Coune Choir 43 44 45 46 Glee Club 43 44 45 46 Vice President 44 Sodality Ofhcet 45 Sodallty 43 44 45 46 Latin Club 43 44 Banquet Committee 45 Sraruerre Staift 46 Cheerleader 45 46 Dramatics 46 CAROL McCAULEY Mzckey 56 Lathrop Avenue Latzn Sczentzfic Courte Glee Club 43 44 45 46 Choir 45 46 CDA 43 45 6 Sodalitv 43 44 45 46 Staruetre Staff 46 Secretary 44 Dramatics 46 Orchestra 43 44 Lain Club 43 4 45 4 Banquet Committee 45 Prom Committee 46 wfance efween fwo laoznfd 24 , t ' ' ' . - 2, J 4 q i L n H 'H ,. g f iqil, TLA 5- , SJW, H 4 I lv Ch' '45,' ,'46 . ' ' ,' ,' ,' . JY4, 45. .46 Y, ,, ,, t 1 f'4, , '44. '45, '46 ai , 4, 4 - 446 4 , , . A ' , , 1 5 4 ,A, ., fr ' if ' f ' 4 4 4 4 ' ' ' ' ' ' 9 4 4 H ' , ' , ' , , ' , ' 4 4 y 4 4 X, ' ' ' , , , , ' I l r I I 7 D 5 Y 3 , N . D 5 Y , 3 C.D.A. '44, '45, '46 . I 2-me c aw,--W' ,. ef - 11 ififd Q, f 23:4 ' 4 . . , I - f - ' I . F . . ,4 Y P O I C MARGARET HOSH Margie 61 Shepard St. General Courfe Glee Club '43, '44, '45, ' Choir '43, '44, '45, '46 Soclality '43, '44, '45, '46 Banquet Committee '45 Prom Committee '46 MARGARET MCDONALD Marg 80 S. McKinley Lalin Coufye Glee Club '43, '44, '45, ' Choir '43, '44, '45, '46 Sodality '43, '44, '45, '46 Latin Club '45, '44, '45 C.D.A. '44, '45, '46 Banquet Committee '45 Prom Committee '46 BONNIBELL HOLDEN Bonnie 169 Battle Creek Ave. Genera! Courxe Glee Club '43, '44, '45, '46 Choir '45, '44, '45, '46 Sodality '43, '44, '45, '46 C.D.A, '44, '45, '46 Oul' QCLPJ, . . . . af 5 gon! .f4cLieuecl I A ,, I IU elvis 1 I 'Biff sire l .SLAOALJ fic .fgwarcli vw: , x I . 4' ci Q L I Y, Q1 K-xg 16917 X HIGH 'TUE C9 hifi' .1-. lvl ,cuatmzswr ' m l 'T 51 . ill RELIGION SW? 'vs The Alpha Beta pin is awarded to the Senior with the highest scholastic record for the four years of High School The 1945 winner was Donna Kerr Scholar ship medils are ,given to the three next highest Dorothy Evleowich Shirley Rich ter and Mxry Therese MeSherry reeeixed them last yelr The griduate who has the hibhcst tx er1fg,e in Religion for four years is the reeipient of the Religion Medal the gift of Mrs Haines In 1915 it vu IS vson ly Sally Stienbacher Each Senior in good stlndin is entitled to wear the Class Ring, the crest of which is pictured above. High School Choir and Glee Club emblems are 'IVR ftrded to those members who have records of perfect attendance. The Service Award is gixen to those students in hiech school vtho have a B rating, for the year on their Personality Records. 26 Onufwd we nzambed together Faithful may we ezfer be. guarcban 0 our arm Mary Vrrgm Mother pure Sweet guard1an of out class We ask thy help ln future years Thy a1d as rn the past As the weeks and months fled by We came to know thee well We ve come to thee for guldance Now of thy love well tell We ve come to thee Sweet Vxrgm Mother When e er IH doubt to ask protectton Recerved thy a1d thy love thy help Recelved thy grace and fond HECCIIOH Now once agam we come to thee And ask thy help as we progress Thy a1d as on through lxfe we wander And wrth thy help well meet success Wzllzam Bonke 28 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 n ' . 3 x 7 7 ' , . . 7 3 , . . . 7 7 5 1 7 7 7 7 7 - r , . 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St. Philip students are afforded the opportunity of humbly paying their homage to Mary, the Mother of God, on the third Sunday of each month. On that day, led by the Prefecr of the Sodality, they march in procession to the Church, where they attend the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass and receive Holy Communion in a body. In a more material way, they show their love for their Heavenly Queen through the activities of the various Sodality committees. 1 3 ifliif W., Y Left to Right: Sally 4 Meadeg Pat Kerry Ger- ffvlgfw trude Olmsteadg james R, Gallowayg Russell Kit- telton, 1PrefecrJg Bar- bara Chubinskig Joseph Powellg Sally K i n g' Jack McSherry. .fdlkdhca Athlttrts should lx an znttgrdl pqrt of tht lllgll sthool turrrtulurn htt lust hoys lrt thus tuwht fur pl ty and hovy to fllllllx 1nd fltt lor thtmstlyts Our tht past tyytnty ytlrs Arntrlm h is lvtcomt 1 nttron of SIIICTS lnsttad ol turunv on ln txttnslyt tthlttlc protgrrlm IU Arntrltx yyt trc mort ind mort hctornrnu 1 nltron of xytllx ings About ont thnd ol tht mtn stltcttd for tht draft yytrt thystt 1lly unht Ihls rs tht tmmplt by yyhnth xyt should proht Gtrm tny Qlthoutgh 1 dtfmtcd yt trs htfort tht yy If sht tr untd htr young mtn to dutlop thtrr bodtes lxtry hrgsh school ln tht Unltcd States should ind must haw in athlctrt wrourim oys should ht IlL1Ql'lf to tftlst Cart of thtmstlyts ln ucry xx xy lux ptoplt 111 Amtrltt rt xlrrt tht rmportanct of in tduc mon yyhrch rncludcs hoth tht mtntrl md tht yhysrttl If young rntn art ttught to dtftnd ftnd htndlt thtmsclyts rn school thty mll become httttr trtnztns Amcrrm has no plttt for yymlsllngs Thcrtfort 1n tlosrng I vllsh to appeal to tht young mtn of Amerrca to dtytlop thcmstlyts rnto hnt find strong Cmztns through sports lk 11 I mm Ludwa 4 2 O A ' -A K- . 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THOMAS Still smarting from their defeat by jackson St. John's the week before, the Tigers bounced back to wreak vengeance on St. Thomas, 7-0. The game was scoreless the first half, but in the second half St. Philip needed only six plays to score, with Fleece's 40-yard run the deciding factor. Although playing with a badly infected arm, Stan Fleece was the big thorn in the side of the Irish, He scored all of St. Philip's points, six on a plunge into the line and then adding the extra point on a perfect placement. ORT HOXIE 46 G. HENRY J. Mc SHERRY ST. PHILIP 7 O 7 O 14 IOl7IOl.l... LANSING - ST. MARY If ever there was an exciting game of football, this was it. Although outweighed, the Tigers showed -that they were not to be outplayed, when they forged ahead in the first quarter on Hoxie's touchdown. Fleece plunged across for the extra poin-t. However, St. Mary's likewise scored in the second quarter to make the halftime score 7-7. In the third quarter, St. Philip again forged ahead on Fleece's touchdown. Tom Conroy caught a pass for what proved to be the winning point. Tiger fans were somewhat dismayed when the Big Reds scored midway in the last period, but spirits again rose when their extra point attempt was no good. Fleece and Hoxie bore the brunt of the attack while Center jim Weide- man, Tackle Powell, and Guard Burgie were outstanding on B. UDWA defense. St. Philip's Tigers proved that they were really champions when they beat St. Augustine in the title deciding game, thirteen to two. In the second period Ort Hoxie broke away for what appeared to be a forty-yard touchdown run. The officials, however, ruled that he had stepped out of bounds at the fifteen yard line. This, however, did not stop the Tigers, as Hoxie scored from the seven yard line two plays later. Midway in the third period, Hoxie again scored. This time Fleece added the extra point on a plunge. St. Augustine scored their only two points late in the game on a blocked punt. The oEensive stars of the game were Ort Hoxie and Stan Fleece. The major factor in St. Philip's victory was its line, sparked by Center Weideman, Guard Burgie, and Tackle Powell. ST. PHILIP O O O 2 2 'O'6l7'O'13 f T. CCNROY KALAMAZOO - ST. AUGUSTINE 47 ST.PHHJP l'3l'5lSl3l 44 BELLVUE The Tigers continued their winning streak by overwhelming Bellevue 44-7. St. Philip's rolled up the points by scoring twice in the iirst quarter, three times in the second quarter, and once each in the last two periods. Heading the scoring parade of the Tigers were Stan Fleece and Dick Haan who each scored twice. Ort Hoxie, jack McSherry and Joe Powell added a touchdown apiece. Bellevue gained their seven points late in the fourth period on a pass to Van Geison, their pass-catching end, who also added the extra point. ST PHILIP f a F-1- F 7 1+ X LAKEVIEW Although ahead m first downs and total yards galned St Phrlxp was behmd m the important matter of pomts scored therefore losxng a hard fought game 12 0 St Phrlxp seemed t go great guns rn the mrddle of the field but bagged down whenever they were rn srght of the goal posts The outcome of the game mnght have been a dnfferent story had not the Trgers found rt necessary to shxft Center jrm Wende man to tackle to fill the gapmg hole caused by the loss of Bob Burgne wxth a broken nose The leadxng ground garner of this game for the Trgers was a sophomore Dnck Haan whom Lakevrew just couldnt seem to stop The lrne play of Co captam Jrm Werdeman and oe Powell was outstandrng for the Trgers R BARTHOLOMEW J POWELL Bouncrng back from defeat by Lakeview the previous week the Trgers pumped back mto the conference fight by scormg an Impressive 12 0 vrctory over St Marys The first half a half yard to score The first score came three plays aft r the second half started when Jack McSherry mtercepted a pass on the 36 yard lme srdestepped two would be tacklers and ran all the way to the goal lme The second touchdown came late rn the thrrd perxod when St Phrlxp started on rts own 15 yard lxne and marched 85 yards to pay drrt Brg Stan Fleece culminated the drrve when he plunged over from the three yard Ime The Tigers were agaln led rn their offensrve drives by left half Hoxre and fullback Fleece The lrne of St Phrlrps was a rock wall on defense wnth Co Captam m Werdeman and joe Powell bemg outstandxng PHILIP JACKSON ST MARY 49 O O O O O g O 6 6 0 12 I was'scoreless, although St. Philip, at one time, needed only I 'I t . . I f I ' - .. ' . I 1 l In A , - N , I , '. , ', a ' ' Ji ' ST. ' I o o I2 o 12 4 I O O O O O I s 1 ' . 1 f . ST. PHILIP O O O LANSING - RESSURECTION liliilolol 6 The St. Philip football team, led by co- captains Jack McSherry and jim Weideman, inaugurated what they hoped would be a winning season, with a 6-0 victory over Lan- sing, Resurrection. Following a steady march downneld by the Tigers, the winning touch- down was scored by Ort Hoxie on a short plunge over right tackle. The leading ground gainer for the Tigers was halfback Hoxie while the defensive stars were center jim Weideman and tackle Joe Powell. ST. PHILIP 6 O 7 O 13 loloiolei 6 JACKSON -ST. JOHN in ,J it n L4 Ill Wf- It S. FLEECE On the second start of the year, St. Philip suffered their first defeat at the hands of St. john of jackson, 13-6. St. John's started off with a bang and scored a touchdown in the first minutes of the game, from which the Tigers never fully recovered. The Gaels added seven more points in the third quarter. To prove that they were not to be outfought, how- ever, the Tigers came back in the fourth quarter to score six points on a pass from Hoxie to Conroy. Carrying the brunt of the attack for St. Philip were left half Hoxie and fullback Fleece. The line play of Co-Captain Jim Weideman, joe Powell and Bob Burgie was outstanding. W! B. BURGIE 51 9 was 1111 -xv W' an fx' W 1 ,ff 'Ei' F of 1. jr , . ,S -'21 , Nz! ' , f' f,,f' . 2, ,QM , f' 4. 4' yf tl I -4 ' Q ' 2 ,gf ,.,. 3 . ff :Qin '13 t' Q Ft S Q' i ' a , I ' ' lf KZ X A' r A vk, I V --1 , as I 5 tif 4' K P' Y w in A' ' , nh . 'ill' T-'ff: 1 W -1 nz' A . ff v ma. .xg W-r. 'T v. . kv W, . Q L,AWfA,L,,,,QvKlA, - sz 'A X . 1 a, , Q .,. w .Q V, Q Rv fm i xg av NV , A . .K r n MEM ,A M - 4 w L Y 3 A , ,A 's ,Q mx-.,w45'14M T W S. K 1 5 s 3 'M if ' f f ,ig Q ' 4: M X A 9? N :,' ' YUM? A ,M AX., M L ' vu a ' f A! ah2QgM,:yQ+2w:n VxlN,?1,. 2 ' x Mvw, f ' Q f f g, . L-me, I 'f ,,,Ny:, . 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Tnle Is First to aptur 7 C Cro H Ever for Tigers' Q55 Second Thurd Perloa Touch X '5- downs Clmuch Vlciory E B. m 0 E n-u-www-w-cn N C naw-:ou-any-L Bt Philip St M sr A 5 sz M L ne A A sr 'rn The Battle Creek St Tigers are the new football cham pions of the Southern Mxchzgan Catholxc conference Crowning of the new gndlron 26 C' fwwz sow ru-ooooov-I X 'Q 1109 S Xxgx? 14,9 Phillp 166 K' Yep eco 200 X I0 910 o 'bel' X065 N of oe? 1 G6 9- 6936 0 xo X lung flrst 'I C champxonshlp ever place on Kalamazoos Cathohc Stadium Thanksgxving Day when the Tlgers gave ample proof of their rxght. to rexgn with a convxncing 13 to 2 v1ctory over a rugged S+ Au 1 gustme e even It was their fifth conference vxc tory in six starts during the season STATISTICS Ph Ip A 3 tl 31 f. EI oe 'U'4'4'!I'U'!I'4 9 hlg 8 ptd pta pt tlg Q 69:69 texka 00 Nc' :Ge 490 Q09 oc Ql- 'S4 X4 0 I0 dxx.e5 Oo Q5 Wav 60924 X6 X' 5 ,, psi is -avg-Skov? 'ow 045 nxt, 2, X5 X46-gy Q55 X95 A K, .00 Q5 1 1 X6 0 mat Q 'OK' C3 Z QQ P' X56 QQQQ 'bk' 669' K' QF fx 3 60 xo IQ X4 sk qt gsKt JVIQ H ea tee Congratulations, Father, X OM ,S 601095 to the coaches, players and school. ,gf Iva a. mu-a mea QI 400 of 95: Q xoff' ox 400 es 0 and in this league o 5,491 W fe. .pil Gs IMI IO gh c5c.I'xooI a. 'champ' is really QQ od, doxlaztfffvi so ' dl. amp X0 I 452 Qxo-98 xoxo? 409 9. I 00I'ba.II ckwdu 0 Dailey ,Q z 'ai G Ste ,oesmeqei is cw ra P uw , Q2 N ' 6 00 as 609' 00? ye 9 4 FINAL STANDINGS FOOTBALL I945 OPP I TEAM WON TIED LOST POINTS POINTS PI-IlLIP'S Q JOHN'S e MARY'S JACKSON KUGUSTI NE' S ' U - M5RY'S LANSING n Rssunm-:crloN I I 4 44 50 4 ST. THOMAS I I 4 40 6l o 0 , I O L g I I I I l . 1 .. . I1 XV, ceo ... . . f Xa - cr. P... fb .f ' J . My ..... ......... . sag K Q45 4. 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SX X UXL XX Q? jxx WW N 5-uve ' 'll eCl,l'Yl Oil We have a Center IH jxm Weldeman We have a Quarterback ln jack McSherry We have a fast End 1n Tom Conroy And a Tackle ln joe Powell We have a Left Guard IH B111 Ludwa A flashy Left Half Back 1n Hoxxe e have the best team xn all the clty e have an All American Team e have a Full Back 1n Stan Fleece A dashlng nd Man 1n Stan Keagle And great Bob Burgle We have a Rtght Guard 1n Tom Grlfhn A smashmg tackle ln Wavszysko e have the best team ln all the c1ty have an All Amerrcan Team e have a Half Back ln Dlck Haan e have an End man 1n Bartholomew e have a Center 1n Rex Holloway And an End m Glenn Henry We have a Rrght Guard 1n Bruce Myers Our splendld coaches lock and Cy We have the best team 1n all the clty We have an A1lAmer1can Team Bruce Myer! W X tj Q ' 5 A w lf' ul' 9 W - - - , . W ' ' 1 We have a Right-Hall in Pavlekovich, W Q Y , 1 , We - ' . W - . . , W ' , W I ' ' , 56 lljarfiify Top Row Qleft to rxghtj Asst Coach D W Cy Ellott T Conroy T Bombassel J jock Cleary 3rd Row A Myers O Hoxxe J Powell Fr Nadrach J Wawzysko D Furey M Jersey S Keagle 2nd Row J Grlfhn R Holloway P Sm1th R Burgxe D Haan McManus Mgr N Lawrence lst Row T Hogan T Grxfiin J jakowskx Co Capts J Wexdeman andj McSherry D OBr1en R Bartholomew J Hudon From Mgr J Sweet 57 s R ' ra QQ'Qfli . Q . y my xx B. Luclwal M. Pavlekovich, 1. Flagg, T. Creevers, S. Fleece, lllenry, Bl Myers, Coach : . ' , . , . ' , . ' , . , J. , Z TBL 'K Nz ,gngz 4351 fi N Q15 X N X 2 54 ies Q mfgfg 'mlm uw? lu lc R M4 myi- SEBI SQA FEW bull' x. if' K. wiv 2-Em 3' J Sxiy' 3 W 2. 531 Si wh T XI mm khd-S ENQN. z E 1 xiii un-Q QE. X sa iwm ?m Q X , Q35 XI W- 1 f'iI. 1. Xl 1. 9 ., ,. X s N N6 6 4 cz, :Q Qu. 4 1 9 375, Q 'Rm Q lu E: QNI 4 NSE- ,wx wx 44 ul'-EE in Dip lim 58 NWA P f ' WMS guening- ,762 JEL mf! Jfuflmfg x Y N 1 5 ' ' f Z - wrazfg -'FQ Jw Top Rou Cleft to rrghtj Fr Nadrach Drck Haan jlm Werdeman Mgr Tom Clay Par Marriott jack McSherry Coach Frank Whalen Bottom Row Tom Conroy Stan Keagle Capt Ort Hoxle Rex Holloway Stan Fleece 60 ederued Back Row Fr Nadrach D OBr1en E Degenhardt J Keagle J Wawzysko D Furey Front Row T Grnffm A Myers T Srembacher G Ross M jersey 61 j.Jakows1si,F..Oliver. , ' ' ' ' ' , ' ' ' , 'YZ' amify Frankie Whalen entered his third year of coaching at St. Philip with only two lettermen around which to build a winning team. The squad was led by Captain Ort Hoxie, a three year letter man, and Tom Conroy, a veteran of one year. Heavily counted on to provide the necessary winning spark were reserves, jack McSherry, Stan Keagle, Stan Fleece, and Rex Holloway. Dec. 12-Battle Creek, Central 40g St. Philip 11 Lackingksomeone tall enough,to stop lanky Bob Bradley, St. Philip fell victim to the smooth working Bearcat five. Although putting up a game fight the Tigers were simply outclassed by the class A Central team. Mainstay of the Tiger attack was Ort Hoxie who was aided by Stan Fleece and Tom Conroy. jan. 4-jackson, St. Mary 415 St. Philip 32 After losing its two stars, Capt. Ort Hoxie and Stan Fleece on fouls, St. Philip's was beaten in the last minutes by St. 'Mary's. The Tigers were so weakened by loss of these two veterans that they were unable to continue the game fight they had put up in the first stages of the game. Guard Rex Holloway was high point man with nine points which included seven free -throws. Jan. 8-Lakeview 31g St. Philip 38 Scoring sixteen points in a big fourth period St. Philip defeated Lakeview thirty-eight to thirty-one. Although trailing at one time 6-0, the Tigers displayed a marked superiority over the Spartans. In winning their first game of the season, the Tigers showed vast improvement over their first two starts. Scoring in the game was led by Capt. Hoxie with twelve and Holloway with ten points. Jan. 11-Kalamazoo, St. Augustine 295 St. Philip 23 After leading fourteen to nine at the half, St. Philip faded in the last half to lose twenty-nine to twenty-three. The loss of Capt. Hoxie on fouls in the last period was a deciding factor in the defeat. Big Stan Fleece was the scoring star of this contest with nine points. jan. 18-Ann Arbor, St. Thomas 30g St. Philip 32 Rex Holloway scored a long field goal as the final whistle blew to give the Tigers a hard earned but well deserved victory over St. Thomas. The game was closely contested throughout with St. Philip leading at the half 14-11. The main problem during the game was how to stop the Ann Arbor star, Murphy, who led the scoring with nineteen points. Scoring on the Tigers was evenly divided with Capt. Hoxie leading with eight points. jan. 22-Jackson, St. john 305 St. Philip '37 Outscoring their opponents 11-5 in the tinal period, St. Philip gained a decisive victory over St. john. Leading by only one point going into the last stanza, the Tigers completely outclassed jackson from then on to score -their second league victory of the year. Capt. Ort Hoxie again led Tiger scoring with 14 points on five field goals and four free throws. ellld jan. 25-Lansing, St. Mary 38g St. Philip 33 After trailing 25-14 at the half, St. Philip fought a great uphill battle in the last half before finally going down to defeat. St. Mary was sparked by her two stellar guards, Doll and Heddon, who counted 27 of their team's 38 points. The game was largely an offensive and defensive duel between these two and Capt. 'Hoxie and Holloway, who scored eleven and ten points, respectively. jan. 29-Lansing, Resurrection 29g St. Philip 27 St. Philip really lost a heart breaker when Resurrection scored a field goal in the final seconds of the game. After trailing 22-17 as the last period got under way the Tigers rallied to tie the score at 27 all before the game-winning basket. The loss of big Stan Fleece the week before because of a mouth injury somewhat weakened the Tigers. Stan Keagle led the scoring with nine points while Tom Conroy had seven. Feb. 1-jackson, St. Mary 355 St. Philip 45 St. Philip scored one of the season's biggest upsets when they handed the previously undefeated St. Mary squad their first defeat of the year. The victory atoned for an earlier defeat at the hands of St. Mary's. St. Philip grabbed an early lead and were never behind. Capt. Ort Hoxie led the scoring by counting 17 points but he was closely followed by Guard Rex Holloway who made 14. Feb. 5-Kalamazoo, St. Augustine 44g St. Philip 26 St. Augustine handed the Tigers their worst defeat of the year when they literally swarmed all over the Tigers, who seemed to be able to do nothing right. What little scoring punch the team showed was exhibited by Stan Keagle and Dick Haan, who scored eight and seven points, respectively. Feb. 8-Lakeview 24g St. Philip 22 After trailing most of the way Lakeview came from behind to defeat the Tigers in the last minutes of the game. St. Philip led 22-20 with less than a minute to go but were unable to hold this lead. The Tigers were led in scoring by Stan Keagle, who counted eight points. Feb. 12-Lansing, Resurrection 293 St. Philip 31 Coming from behind in the last quartet St. Philip's avenged their defeat by Lansing earlier in the season. The Tigers were trailing by one basket with three minutes to go, but two quick shots gave them the game. High point man for the night was Fox of Lansing, who scored 20 of his team's 29 points. Capt. 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W' 06 at Wear flue I a6!lfLaf8:5 uf F N' HELEN BAUMAN A frrend rn need rs a frrend indeed rs a phrase that can easily not have to know her long to realize this With her wrnnrng personality and generous ways Helen has made many lasting frrends rn her twelve years at St Philips Helen rs an enthusiastic partrcrpant tn all socral actrvrtres and when rt comes to sports she rs always there to cheer the team Pee Wee as we sometrmes call her has many hobbies Per haps her favorite one rs collecting Charlie Sprvak records No matter what the future may hold for you Helen may you al vrays have the best of luck Geflrude Olmrteai RUDY BARTHOLOMEW A quiet smrle and a keen sense of humor characterize Rudy Well known for hrs talent rn drawrng he rs also an outstanding football player as evidenced by the fact that he held a positron on the varsity team Rudy rs seen at any and all school actrvrtres and his rnterest rn them rs surpassed only by his love of a good yoke at the rrght C75 trme Besides all thrs he has managed to keep up his determined effort to finish any thrng that he starts To hrs many friends here at St Phrlrps Rudy will always be tops and we feel sure that he wrll succeed rn his ambition to be rn the funnxes as a cartoonist Best of luck Rudy' Bruce Myers MARY ELLEN BLACK A truer frrend hath no man can very aptly be applred to our Toby one of the best She rs of average herght with long blonde tresses blue eyes and that perpetual smrle whrch captrvates everyone Mary Ellen has a yen for good food and even lrkes rt better at the wrong trme She has loads of school Splflt and rs seen rn the highlight at all games dances and other school affairs Along wrth her four y ars of be rng honor student she also rs a very talented mrss wrth the Ivorres I want to tell ou Toby and I know the class will agree wrth me you ve been super and we wont forget you May your college days be as successful as have been those of your years rn high school WILLIAM BONKE An ever ready smrle and an a reeable drsposrtron characterize Brll Much credit rs due hrm for hrs willingness to do hrs part make any socral function suc CCSSfl1l School dances are perhaps hrs favorites for they brrng back so many memories He rs also a lover of sports and thrrves on at tendrng football and basketball games Im sure hrs future wrll be a successful one Heres to you Br ' Ted Cebelala Jana ' ' ' ' to I I , , V ' ' 'll. T ' , 1 -U ' ' l ' ' 5 ' - 2 I .' Y.- . . . ' .1 -. ' , be applied to Helen. One does scholastic averages, by virtue of a gemgme Ridge, v -' I - fr I I . ' A l' 5 X On- H n . ' 4 . ' I, 1 l n U 1 '. I Q. , if i ' 1 J ' , If s I ' ' l Q v i . , . . 1 I l 1 , 5' ' , 4 A ef M e I . 'eff Wir' 1 ,e .1 , ' 71 l JANE BUCKLEY A tall blonde wrth a smrle on her lrps and a shrne rn her eyes thats Janne' She enjoys lrfe to rts fullest enterrng whole heart edly rnto all school actrvrtres Besrdes 100 per cent school sprrrt she rs grfted wrth the talent of makrng long lastrng frrendshrps We her classmates know that our Janre wrll frnd happrness and success rn everythrng she attempts Lots of Luck' Pal Clay ,. sas ROBERT BURGIE If you see a handsome well afternoon about 1 O0 oclock rts sure to be Bob Very popular among hrs classmates he was chosen class treasurer rn hrs soph omore year A star guard on the champronshrp football team and an outstandrng rrghtfielder on the baseball team Bob rs a good athlete as well as an earnest student We know that whatever course of lrfe Bob chooses he wrll suc ceed because he has the goods to delrver Best of luck Bob' O rton H axle PAT CALHOUN It could be the Irrsh smrle rn hrs eyes or rt could be hrs wrtty jokes whatever rt rs rf you vrsrt St Phrlrps you are bound to meet Pat Calhoun Why? Be cause he has been grfted wrth an easy way of makrng frrends and a wrnnrng personalrty In addr tron to always berng the lrfe of any party he partakes rn many s rts Hunrrn rn m estrma he has any drslrkes he manages to keep them well to hrmself Hrs ambrtron rs to be a doctor and rf anyone can be counted on to succeed rt rs Par' Best of luck Pat' Rudy Bartholomew TED CEBELAK The pleasant blond fellow often seen around the senror classroom rs none other than Our Ted He rs well known to hrs classmates by hrs cheerful smrle and hrs agreeable drsposr tron whrch rs rndeed a credrt to hrm Ted rs a happy go lucky sort of chap and rt seems as though he never has a care rn the world He rs ever ready to offer assrstance to a frrend rn need Among Ted s favorrte sports are football bowlrng horseback rrd rng and golf football of course rs hrs favorrte Chref among hrs accomplrshments rs hrs abrlrty to do the polka Wrth these qualrtres of a true frrend and classmate we are sure he wrll go a long way on the Ted' Bill Bonke .ang 's.., -s., , l , . ' . 7 ! - , - ' -I ' . . .2 i v .s , . . I - . . , - - P0 1 . gr. V. ' bulk fellow entering School QUIY tron, rs hrs favorrte pastrme. If road to success. Best of luck, . '. i I . ' . . 9 ' I , D , - ul - ' ' ' , . , . L t A I .t 7 ! PATRICIA CLAY Pat Clay rs that classmate of ours who rs known to many as the grrl wrth the dark curly harr Her love for swrmmrng and dancrng have brought Pat many frrends Although very quret at trmes she also can be very gay when occasron demands Always an ardent team booster Pat was chosen as cheer leader for her last two years school Im sure Pat wrll succeed n any thrng that comes her way so heres luck to a super pal jane Buckley THOMAS CONROY Under the shy easy gorng handsome and freckled exterror of our Tom we End unsuspecred drrve of leadershrp not only rn all hrs athletrc endeavors but rn everythrng he does lt s espe crally evrdent rn the class room where hrs analytrcal turn of mrnd brrngs forth solrd answers crally hrs frrends lend a ready ear anrrcrparrng that brt of dry humor whrch rs an rntegral part of hrs charm In other words Tom rs a reg ular fellow and rt rs our prrvrlege to have hrm as a frrend james Wezdeman ANN CURRIER smrlrng cherry lrps twrnklrng eyes and raven tresses thus should read a descrrptron of thrs charmrng senror lass Ann whose helprng hand has often arded both teachers and class mates enters rnto school actrvrtres wrth wholehearted zeal Studrous punctual and cooperatrve are just a few of her characterrstrcs For entertarnment Ann enjoys read rng good books and lrstenrng to records of the old masters The fact that she rs a darly Commun rcant and her devotron to our Heavenly Mother wrll surely have a far reachrng rnfluence rn her r e Knowrng you has be n a pleasure Ann and may God bless you wherever you go Palnua E zl een Metz FRANK DOBBERTIEN Anyone who rs acquarnted wrth Kraut rs convmced that he rs one rn a mrllron He rs known by everybody throughout the school for hrs agreeable person alrty He has always proved hrm self a good and a lastrng frrend I dont know what he plans to do after he leaves school and the Navy but whatever rt may be college or busrness I am sure that he wrll succeed Best of luck' Iamer Robmron , , tl ' , it. ' Y - . in y V y 1 I - ' 1 , . , . , A 1 1 Av . r - ' ' ' . So- A ' - - - - A petite young lady with I ' ' I n . . . . I I - Y , - , l'f . e , ' . , , . , , . . av ' 'Q f 01' YY! l,xfpj,,,,5 MARIETTA FITZGERALD Vrm vxgor and vttaltty are only a few of the qualxttes you ll find rn one of our dearest class mates-Gerry alnas Fttz Always ready for a party and usually the ltfe of nt Gerrys unfaxltng humor has helped many of us through those less brtght days Fttz has been one of our cheerleaders for the past two years and has helped our team tn many ways Some of her favorxte pastxmes are dancmg swxmmtng and readmg Heres wtshnng you all the suc iress and happtness you deserve ttz Marv Mangan JOSEPHINE FORLINO Durmg her years at St Phtllp s jo as she ns known to her class mates has had no trouble makxng frxends She ns always on hand when there ts work to be done If we may judge by her abxllty tn shorthand we are safe tn belxev mg that she wrll realxze her ambmon to be a Private Secre tary Her favorite pastlmes are danctng and attendmg movles Good luck to you jo tn what ever vocatton you may choose Margaret M cDomzlfz' GLENN HENRY If you should see a tall dark scholarly looktng gentleman walk mg down Cherry St about I2 30 more than lrkely tts Glenn Well lrked by all hts classmates he can always be counted on to apprectate a good loke or a hard fought basketball game for Glenn ts an ardent sports fan and rarely mlsses a game Though not exactly on the heavy slde Glenn nevertheless earned hrs football letter as an end an ac compltshment of whrch he 15 justly proud As to the future Glenn hopes to go to college or maybe xn the Marlne Corps but whatever he chooses vfe know he wxll make good Best of luck Glenn' Pa: Calhoun PATRICIA HEFLIN It was a great day for the class of 46 when Pat made the dect sxon to fmxsh her htgh school days at St Phtltps for her cheer ful and frxendly attltude toward all has added much to the success of our class Although she has only been wrth us the last two years of htgh we remember her well from her earller days mth us rn grade school Pa school sp1r1t and supports at dently any and all extra currrcular actrvmes At our games she goes all out for cheermg as her hoarse volce the followxng day easrly proves Pat has many hobbres among them are danc mg llstemng to football games and talkmg We wxsh you luck from the bottom of our hearts and well always be proud to say thats our Pat Caro! McCauley ' u If 2 f' 9 gels 2' jk P' ,Q , x' I A I Q , y ' N 1. t'lls . ., ,,, .,. N J 'F I I ' 74 MARY FRANCES HURST Has your eye whxle standlng rn the srde lme of a dance floor ever caught a ghmpse f smooth dancer? If so xt was most lxkely Fran who rates hrgh on brds for the next dance But you can be sure Fran vull never go for feather dancrng for she detests feathers Besrdes dancrng Fran also loves sports Her school sp1r1t rs shown by her attendance at every game as well as all school functrons Heres wrshrng you all he happxness your wrnmng personal ny promrses Fran and the best of luck always' Helen Bauman ORTON HOXIE If you have been lucky enough to meet Ort around you have probably nn your mmd a pxcture of a good lookrng lxkeable fellow wrth a wnnnrng personahty You would have a more perfect rmage of hrm rf you were fortunate enough to wrtness hrs remarkable abrlrty on the grrdxron the bas ketball court and baseball d1a mond Hrs popularrty was proved by hrs electron as class presrdent xn our Sophomore year The only twelve letterman of our class Ort has been outstandxng rn every sport and at the same txme has kept up a good scholas trc record Hrs ambrtron 15 to be a hrgh school athletic coach and we are sure that wrth hrs hrgh rdeals and prrncrples he wrll succeed rn that or any other held So here s to you Ort we expect bxg thmgs from you Tom Conroy MARGARET HOSH If you hear happy laughter about St Phrlnps you are quxte lrkely to Fmd Margre Hosh near by for thrs frrendly senror rs full of fun and has brought many a mates Margre usually can be seen transcrnbrng shorthand or typrng away at a fast and furxous rate Surely wrll she make an efhcxent secretary sometrme rn the near future' Her recently ac qurred drxvers lncense has made possrble for her the joy of drxvmg the car to and from school and as you mrght guess she always has a group of gay and carefree compamons wrth her Yes any one you ask w1ll vouch for her as one of our favorxtes at school Everyones pal Margre IS ever a wrllrng helper rn all school actrvmes Heres to you Marge' Sally M1111 'Irv BONNIBELL HOLDEN Happy carefree and ever smrlmg can well be apphed to our own Bonme Holden Bonnre has her way of makmg frrends that no one can take from her For pastxme she enjoys dancmg swrmmrng and bowlmg these dancmg rs her favorrte Besrdes she goes all out for foot ball and basketball as her appear ance at all games and school spnrrt wrll testrfy We all know that you wrll succeed rn any field you may choose Bonnie so we wrsh y u all the luck and happrness the future can hold Mary Ffd71C6J Hunt f as rs 'l , o a , , V. , . , , . . . 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U , . , . , - I - - I U ' , , Y V - ' , ' , ' C RUSSELL KITTELTON Russell rs a lrkeable lad who has spent hrs entrre school lrfe at St Phrlrps Today he stands srx foot two wrth blond harr and sparklrng blue eyes What more can one ask' He has a quret unassumrng manner whrch has won hrm many frrends Russ rs rnterested rn practrcally all sports especrally baseball for hrs record shows hrm undefeated rn any argument on the subrect Among hrs many ambrtrons rs that of enterrng polrtrcs but whatever he chooses we know he wrll succeed Lots of luck Russ' George Monaghan WILLIAM LUDWA A crowd of people havrng a lot of fun means rust one thrng to the students of St Phrlrps Brll must be rn the mrdst of them Hrs many jokes and broad smrle always make hrm the center of any actrvrty He shows hrs serrous srde by the way he par takes rn sports rn a grve all and take all sprrrt He came close to leavrng us by tryrng to enlrst rn the Navy but they refused hrm Hrs popularrty dates back even to the nrnth grade when he was chosen as class treasurer In hrs four years of hrgh school wrth us he has shown that he can be and rs earnest rn hrs scholastrc work The fact that everythrng he does rs done to the best of hrs abrlrty seems to sum up Brlls character jack Mcsherry WML MARY MAN GAN Vrvacrous wrtty merry Has anyone a drctronaryg I need one to frnd enough adrectrves to de scrrbe Mary Mrke as she rs known to all her frrends has been here only three years but rt seems as though shes been wrth us always Actrve rn all extra currrcular actrvrtres she can be found at every game for she rs an ardent football and basket ball fan Swrmmrng and tennrs are her favorrte sports To you Mrke we wrsh the best always and we feel sure that your future lrfe wrll be filled wrth the success you deserve M arzelta F ltzgerald CAROL MCCAULEY If you ve ever wondered about the rdentrty of the dark harred grrl wrth large brown eyes and rvory whrte skrn lll put you strarghr thats our own Carol call her has a way of wrnnrng frrends whrch rs hard to equal Her abrlrty to lead her classmates has often been shown rn her years at St Phrlrp In addrtron to berng a good student rn all classes she rs a talented musrcran and artrst As yet Carol hasnt decrded what her future wrll be but whatever rt may be God bless her and keep her as sweet as she rs Pdlfttld H eflm 'S wx.. Keir f r r , . , S 5 I L I I . I I I V ' , I , ' f X 'X a r N 'b-'I , . . ' I 'fn ' 'll ll' I wil: . . . . ' ,af 1f'T,aT W , ' , 'iff - ' ' McCauley. Mac, as most of us f , ' ' r a - . I . . D 4 . v , , , r ' r , . . . . . , Y V , , , . V . , 7 7 I , - , get c ,E I . . ' V . ' . K ,gl v I j , I I , 0 -rx ,, . . . . ' U l U n. s A -. . at 'N 2 r . y I I VM N' I . . . . u , S W.. ' . I - . ' ' . . h X , . . W X ' , - - s ' - v ' ' 'M : , MARGARET MCDONALD Have you ever notrced a cloud floatrng srlently along rts way' To some thrs brllowy vshrte cloud mrght symbolrze our Margaret always gorng on lrfes road gently and serenely But to those who have really come to know and understand her her quret humor and keen roy rn harmless mrs chref have endeared her to us more each day Surely I shall always remember her for her gracrous character but especrally wrll I recall wrth pleasure our last two years of school when ve shared each others trrals and troubles rn the study of Short hand We shall always cherrsh your frrendshrp Margaret and hope that your future lrfe wrll be one of happrness JACK MCSHERRY Thrs congenral and good na tured Irrsh lad rs always ready wrth a brrght smrle or a wrtty remark jack rs rrghtfully proud of hrs four year football record Never let rt be sard that thrs sturdy Irrshman shrrked any re sponsrbrlrty placed upon hrm Hrs abrlrty and leadershrp were proved thrs year when hrs team mates elected hrm Captarn of the grrd squad your future be brrght and pros perous Bill Ludua ,Iv fd' PATRICIA METZ Ladylrke and quret wrth lrght brown harr and brown eyes the best way to descrrbe Pat Grfted wrth a lovely vorce she uses her talent at the early Masses each day Pats favorrte pastrm s are readrng good books and lrstenrng to the latest operas Pat rs always ready to lend a helprng hand to both teachers and class mates We recognrze her abrlrty and realrze she has been a great credrt to us May Our Lady watch over you Pat and gurde you rn whatever you do for we know you wrll succeed Ann Curner Joe PowELL joey rs the sort of person you are glad to meet anywhere anytrme A ready smrle and qurck wrt together wrth a good level head go far rn makrng hrm the all round fellow that he rs As our junror presrdent h proved that hrs classmates made no mrstake when they chose hrm as therr leader As a scholar joe rs unequaled rn the efforts he puts forth to do hrs best the grrdrron just as rn school joe rs tops and he rs destrned for a name rn football rf he Consrderrng these and all hrs other Fme trarts one can readrly see that joe rs well qualrhed to succeed rn lrfe Good luck to you always joe Robert Burgze CRITICS on . . . y . I S I I , ' 2 . f I , I 4 I , , ' I 1 . . Y t tc , . , , , . . . N 'V ' , ' ' I - - rs jgwplgine Fgfljng Here's to you, Jack, and may , , I - . , r , , , I r 1 I a, f ' t . A , e ' . On I 7 Y , 4. .. , 30.5 ... . . . , . PATRICIA SWEET Pat rs an outstandxng member of our class Her cheerful d1s posmon explams the fact that she IS always rn the mxdst of anythrng thats gomg on Pats frrenclly personality as well as her busmess abrlrty has been proved rn the way rn whrch she has handled the posmon of class secretary Whatever may be Pats ambr tron we all porn rn wrshmg her the best of luck and we are confident that she wall h ve rt' Peggy St Pzerre GERTRUDE OLMSTEAD Genre? Why shes that red halted Senxor we re always ravrng about Hers rs a charrnrng per sonalrty rndeed and her frrends the puddrng rs rn the eatmg Gertnes worth has been more than proved to us by the smcerrty and enthusrasm she has shown as our sodalrty charrman and Student Councrl representatrve Ratnng hrgh rn the estlmatron of all her classmates Gert IS never absent from any actrvrty wheth er 1ts work to be done responsr brlrty to be shouldered or just a good trme to be enjoyed No w w 1 th graduatron thoughts of the future crowd our mmds Whatever you do Gert may the happmess and success you so rightfully deserve follow you through lrfe Mary Ellen Black BRUCE MYERS Truly a gentleman and scho ar Sy as we call h1m came to St Phllnps three years ago And so capable dnd he prove hrmself that he was elected class treasurer for our jumor year Hrs numerous and hu morous clever remarks have char acterrzed hxm rn the parlance of the boys as a swell guy S has three years of basketball and four of football to hrs credrt ln addmon to berng a good athlete he has an A1 personalrty that road to success We all wrsh you lcts of luck Frank Dobbertzen GEORGE MONAGHAN As you walk IIIIO the senror room your eyes w1l1 surely rest upon good looknng George Mon aghan Wrth a pleasant manner and a good sense of humor he hnds rt easy to make frlends George rs an enthusrastrc basket ball player who has ever carried our colors hrgh If you ever want George after school Hrst call the Mrssron and youll be Certain to hnd hxm And ld lrke to add that when George gets hot no one can beat h1m rn a game of snooker Good luck George rn what ever you undertake and we know you wrll succeed Rusrell Kntelzon , , ' 3 .. . - H '. 1 , .. ,., . y V g ,I x . . , - . , . U , , Y 1 - . ' , ' u n D - , , , . Y ' . ' . r . are many. Srnce the proof of will carry him a long way on the . SY- . . . . 7 ' I I I - - . . .I . ' . .- , , , I I , . . I ' . l , I , l ' U I 1 Y 1 I I ' - a . xt 1 dl R u JAMES WEIDEMAN A solrd rntellrgent mrnd to gerher wrth a natural talent rn football have made Jrm one of the leaders of hrs class One of the most popular boys rn the senror class he was elected both treasurer of the class and co captarn of the football team As rts first strrng center he was one of the marnstays of the football team for four years In he classroom he combrned much hard work wrth natural abrlrty and thus kept hrmself rn the upper part of the class Hrs ready wrt and humor have helped hrs comrades over many a rough spot Whatever field of endeavor he enters after leavrng school we are sure he wrll be outstandmg Good luck always jrm joe Pouell PEGGY ST PIERRE Drd someone say Good thrngs come rn small packages ' lf you re lookrng for somebody to prove thrs statement be sure to look for Peggy just over live feet wrth dark harr and a vrva crous Splfll Peg rs found at all the games dances and ether school functrons Pegs motto must be If rts worth dorng at all IIS worth dorng well for her collectron of elephants can be surpassed by none Her happy and carefree ways have garned for her many frrends rn her years at St Phrlrps Best of luck Peg and we re all hoping you wrll do as well rn the future as you have rn the past Palrmz Su eel BERNARD BATES Lrke the proverbral bad penny Bud turned up rust rn trme to graduate wrth the rest of the gang Hrs return was harled b all for the Class of 6 wouldnt be complete wrthout hrm Hrs good natured person alrty hrs contagrous smrle and hrs easy gomg manner make hrm a welcome member of the class Bud enjoys playrng the prano and sleeprng late though when the occasron demands he can bear down on the books wrth the best of them Bud rntends to go to college after graduatron before settrng our on the road to success Good luck Bud' Patrick Calhoun JAMES ROBINSON If you see a tall blond walkrng down Caprtal Avenue about 8 50 rn the mornrng chances are rt rs Flrck A member of the varsrty basketball team jrm rs one of the more actrve boys rn the class takrng part rn all school actrvrtres He also enjoys all sports espe Crally swrmmrng and huntrng jrm hopes to attend the Unr versrty of Notre Dame and to become an engrneer We know that he wrll succeed Best of luck always Glenn H enry GEORGETTE RICHTER Prompt Steady Able and Ready That dark harred marden wrth the dancrng feet whom you just met rs our Queenre Good fellowshrp and a krnd word for all have won her numerous frrends Thrs wrth her wrnrrrng smrle and sunny drsposrtron wrll carry her over any rough spots she may encounter on the road to success The old adage says that Brg surprrses come rn small packages and I belreve rts true for the unexpected always hap pens when Queenre rs about That your future may be brrght and happy Georgette rs the wrsh of your classmates Bonnzbell Holden . ji . E ' r, 'wa' r d 5 ' Y l lit - ' 2 . 1 lm , ' t . .. V - 5 1 , . , ' ' ' - . I ' . I U 7 V ' jrm Robrnson, better known as 2 ' s v I I H D . v ff . 7 - ' 3 3 , . , . . , I 1 y ,I - 4 fl - ll . - f t In , D. , . . . . ' , v . . , , . . . 'wfief nu Q2 -. 4 'Q 2 'ss New we 3 66144 Mdfory It was a shy and bashful but determined group of freshmen that entered the ninth grade room on that first September morning At that time we were but gleams 1n the eyes of the Seniors because the junior Wiener Roast was only a month away Well, we ll let you guess the rest Afterwards they even tried to make us dance with girls' But things were different when our Freshman Frolrc rolled around Th1s was also the year that football held a real place on the sports calendar Although the first year was mostly practice sessnons, we were promised six competmons the following year Then, with our exams passed, we became Sophomores At the opening of our Sophomore year we were privileged to take our places in the newer and larger High School building Due to the increased enrollment, the class was divided 1nto two home rooms This year we held our annual dance, the Sophomore Stomp ID the school gym, with Tommy Pratt and his orchestra furnrshrng the music Toward the end of the year many of us were fortunate enough to attend the Senior Prom Then once more school closed for the summer vacation, leavlng us wtth the pleasant thought that we would soon be Iunrors As uniors our first and most rmportant task was to elect class ofiicers That accomplished, we began our sale of Christmas cards to acqu1re sufficient In December we put on our greatest success yet, The Sno Frolrc, Vwlfh Mike Kellys orchestra supplying the orchestration As the cnd of the year drew closer we attended the Senior Prom at the Hart Hotel and mo weeks later we were hosts to the Seniors at the unlor Senlor Banquet Graduation nrght we were given the honor of escorting the Senlors up the aisle in church During our vacation we pondered over and over aga1n What w1ll it be like when we are Seniors? And now with this important honor placed upon our shoulders we embarked upon our most momentous Journey that of our Senior year At our first class meet1ng lt was unanimously decided to publrsh a new and better year book' You are now reading tt' Our first big activity was the Halloween dance whrch turned out to be a big success Next, with Christmas coming we began our plans for the Senror Prom It was to be held on December 28th ln order to allow vaca tnonmg alumni to attend E Benson s Orchestra from Lansing was our chorce 81 O ' 9 3 . . , ' funds to sponsor the junior-Senior Banquet. 7 7 ' 1 for the music. In our estimation, it was the best Prom in years with all the Senior boys attired in Tuxedos. Late in january, we began practice on our Senior play, The Whole Town's Laughing, to be nresented on March 17. From there on time sped by ouickly In rapid succession came r e Sophomore and Freshman dances The junror Senior Banquet Baccalaureate Sunday and finally Graduation Our days at St Philio s are over As we gaze backward over our sch ol days the joy that hlls our hearts is tinged with sadness Happy memories will linger with us and lingering will remind us to be true to the tradluons of our Alma Mater Frank Dobbcrtz 77 Iamef Robzmon AS- f 'Q' S I .tw 12 YEARS AT ST PHILIP S Row 1 R Bartholomew H Bauman J Buckley R Burgie P Clay Row 2 A Currier M Fitzgerald M Hosh R Kittelton M McDonald Row 3 J McSherry P Metz G Monaghan P Sweet 82 Co ix. fq' lx I1 I C suv R J-L,LL0o T -11 r-K XTX ,JK L .it ,ax A1185 CU16! A1185 Z' Clear runway two' Clear runway two' 1946 M com1ng ID for a lindmg Wonder where you are' Why of course it the field of McCf1uleys Shortest Route Between Esky and Battle Creek 1n thc Yetr 7000 The1r slogtn lb Tlke A Tr1p Bound To Get Ycu Bick ln T1me Cfor schoolcj As the plane tax1es across the field two p1lots are seen commg from the ready room The door of the transport opens and the well known mar1ne ace Ort Hox1e h1s array cf medals gl1tter1ng 1n the sun steps out He flashes the sm1le wh1ch made h1m famous and hurr1es toward the two p1lots whom we recogn1ze as B1ll Ludwa and jrm Rob1nson As we eavesdrop 1 l1ttle we hear that the Class of 46 lS to have 1 reun1on at our old Alma Mater the next day runn1ng across the field the pres1dent of the a1rl1nes Carol McCauley and h r busmess manager Mar1etta Frtzgerald fthe bus1ness IS 10 the redp on t1m as usual Settl1ng down for the journey we recogmze the stew ardess to be our old classmate Mary Mangan whose charmxng personal1ty and soc th1ng d1spos1t1on prc m1 s to make the tr1p an enjoyable one We make our first stop at Green Bay where we p1ck up Bruce Myers whos C' een Bay Packers have just completed thexr th1rd v1ctor1ous season under the1r belox d coach W1th h1m we find Dr McSherry and h1S asslstant Georgette R1chter who have just completed a Cf1flC3l operat1on at the Er1n Hospital A short t1me later we arr1ve at M1lwaukee and whom should we see boardmg th plane but Rudy Bartholomew the ed1tor 1n ch1ef of the M1lwaukee Gazette 7 just now he IS busy tak1ng notes for an ed1tor1al on our class reun1on As we resume our journey the stewardess calmly announces that there lS a storm just ahead and that we shall be forced to delay our journey for a few hours Du to the skrll of our p1lots we land safely and descend1ng from the plane we find ourselves on the ch1cken farm of the now prom1nent lawyer oseph Powell He tells us that the nearest phone 15 at the rural school house where stand1ng IH the doorwav was another alumna Pat Sweet Here we telephone the You Crash Em We Wreck Em Garage under the propnetorshxp of Rus ell K1ttelton and George Monaghan Wh1le they repa1r the plane we persuade the four of them to return w1th us to Battle Creek We are sorry to hear from Pat that Gertrude Olmstead w1th her boss Ted Cebelak owner of the Smoke and Choke Tobacco Co and Pat Metz star of Maestro Glenn Henrys opera Wlll not be able to meet us 1n Detro1t but vull be at the reun1on as soon as p0ss1ble 85 'A A 11 n -- ll 1 ' , t A 1 4 .5 H 4-A171 ar qT I S 5 5 1 x 3 if Q. ll Q 1 +2 ' ' f sf' . C .Z - 1 ' , . . 1 . ' ' 2 A '. f , . 2 L 1 ' 1 t ' ' 1 .. . i 'L T l L . H 7 1 . H- N I a I a L I I . K. Y L . . With the last call before the take-off being given cver the loud speaker, we see 3 3 S N . . . . . . Q , , , . . , ' ' 3 ' ' ' ' 3 'se . , 6 - , . .... . ver 5 1 ' , . ' ' . e 7 7 1 x , Y v ' - ' Y T , s ' , ' H 1 l s . . Y ' Y As vse get underway agaln oe gtves us h1s predlcttons on the comrng electron for pres1dent He feels that Tom Conroy vyrll have the majority of the popular votes smce his platform IS WOMAN SHALL NOT RUN MAN Time passes qutckly and before we know II we are landrng rn Ch1cago As we look about the field vye see many familiar faces Among these are Ann Currier the well known relaxation expert who has yust completed her college course and her graduation guest Helen Bauman Soon we are wmgxng our way to South Bend As we come ln for landing we see gllstenmg ID the sun the famous mllk bottl mblem of Pat Calhoun the bottle tycoon He meets us at the Held with his star adyertlslng agent Pat Heflxn whose ability has thus far been surpassed by none Whll the plane IS being refueled we stop at Hoshs Hash House famous throughout the country for 1ts speclal d1sh of sauerkraut prepared by the chef Frank Dobbert1en After rnductng Marg1e and Frank to return vylth us we patronlze her establ1shm nt by buy mg a 39' paper which lnforms us of the rising fame of W1ll1am Bonke who IS novy holdlng a high place 1n Congress Returning to the plane we hnd matting for us none oth r than lm Wexdeman who with hls two beauty operators Bonnle Holden and osephme Forllno IS now running a beauty Salon at Notre Dame jalmee s hair styles are vyldely thls years Hatr Waves Soon we are undervn ay agam and xn no time at all find ourselves 1n Niles where we make an unexpected stop to pick up ane Buckly and Pat Clay They now ovxn the1r own Hayr1de concern but it seems that they have such a thr1v1ng busrness that the horses are worn out and are unable to make the trlp to Battle Cr ek As we near Kalamazoo vue can see the fertile fields of Fran Hursts celery farm It IS an establlshed fact that her celery 15 the best on the market for Fran IS a com petent supervrsor fully able to cope w1th the problems of ra1s1ng celery After prckxng up Fran the prlot noses the plane toward Grand Rap1ds Here we find anxlously wattmg for us Bob Burgle well to do elephant manufacturer Mary Ellen Black vlce presldent ln charge of designs and Bobs efficlent secretary Margaret McDonald Detrott 15 our next stop We are more than surprised to see Bud Bates standing on the field waiting to yoxn us We find that Bud rs in Detroit for the Preuevy of his latest film success We start on the last lap of our yourney as we h ad towards the home of our Alma Mater Since all are ignorant of the whereabouts of Peggy St P1 rre vte are totally unprepared for the sight wh1ch greets us as we land at the atrport Wh n th May r of Battle Creek approaches to welcome us to the cxty we recognize her as Peg who has proved conclusively that Tom Conroy s theory Woman Shall Nct Run Man IS wrong And as we leave the field we are once agam un1ted the class of 46 Marzetta Fztzgenzld Putnam He lm Carol McCauley 84 a Y 7 ' 5 . , 4 Q . ' ' A ' ' ' e 2 ' 1 4 ' 1 A D 7 7 7 ? ' V I . . , 7 V , . . . 9 ' H Y , V 7 Y Y . . . Y . . 7 D . . . . . , . ' . 1 , ' , J v ' Y advertlsed and wlth the competent assistance of Bonnle and jo, he has just completed . . , 7 .. . . , . Y . y , . 7 - - , . ' - I 7 I 7 - A U 7 V 3 7 V7 v 1 . 1 ' . . . V, Y . . l ' '73 f . , I ' , . e e 'o 7 3 'f f,, ,z ' N 4 -M ff Q-y, December 28 1945 Q9 ofaift W I'lJi5tCl,I'lfLQl'l We the Senior Class of St Philip High School in the city of Battle Creek the and the state of Michigan in the year of Our Lord 1916 declare vyill and testament and bequcith to our Pastor Right Rex rend t Faculty and our successors the class of 1 these our most county cf Calhoun this to be our last Monsignor Wfalsh priceless treasures To Monsignor Walsh our gratitude and prayers for his cooperation in cur benior affairs We offer our loye and appreciation to the Sisters who haxe labored sc unceasinely instilling high ideals into our hearts and patiently enduring our so cill d yyit To the junicrs we entrust our dignity and sacred priyileges our Senior dignity our excelling wit our superlative brilliancy, cur good looks our charming manners our splendid grades and our triumphant Xit as the most popular class this cht ol ha, ever seen These are rare treasures that we hand doyyn tt the coming Seniors To the Sophomores, we bequeath our loye for homework and iur mignificert class spirit our sympathy, which we know they will need I Helen Bauman, leave my wellviorn path on North Axenue to my beloyed cousins, Tim Hogan and Tom Griffin Rudy Bartholomew leave my impromptu stage yyhisp rs to louis Ncyyman I Bud Bates leave my Latin ponies to im Gillt yy ty I Mary' Illlen Black leave my noon time taxi serx ice to Tim Hogan Bill Bonke bequeath my pipe and tobacco to Bernard Atchley I ane Buckley leave my summers at the like to Dorothy Otis Bob Burgie leave my excuse for being lite at noon to Iqugene Cirihim Pat Calhoun yy ill my colorful shirts and svyetters to lim C tllovi ty p oyidinq I get to keep the green ones I Ted Cebelik leave my light htir to im fligg., Sec me som tim ind ll t you a secret compound to help keep it that yy ty I Pat Clay leave my cheerleaders outht to Dot Mtnkoyyski Here s hoping., you dont let the teams down I Tom Conroy leaye my tempo of speed lin ill things, tc Rex Holloway I Ann Currier, will my frequent naps in high school to Stan Fle ce Dont take adyantage of it and stay out late at night 88 l , 1 . . 1 S - K 1 3 , ' 't . ' - , A y i- ' ' ,' , . , I 'f ' 'Q A . , he i ' '. 1 ' . 1 ' 1 7. ' , K 1, X ' I L ' ' j I ' V V ' 2 A . , . e - , ' y V , ' 4 I' . I 1 , ' , , ' i e ' . '. 1 f s' 1, .5 . t t t ' ' 1 c L t e ' ' ' 1 1 4 ' e . To the Freshmen, we leave our good will, which we trust they will cherish. and 7 I Y 7 Y 9 I, f , . ' i A ' ' e , f 1' . . , . , I t A ' A E , 4 y - ' t I is Y' -I I A - I, ' , f ' i . . ' ', , J - , - , 2 ,i y f ' y I, I , ' ' i 2 ' 1 1 K ' ' I . L . I, H I , 'i ' I . 'L by it 'i ', I 'I I L , hi . 1 i' A' 'i '. H , e' egg I' give , , - ' '- l' L ' I. 1 i Y ' . . 1 n V Y i R I ' ' 'L '. 1 V A ' ,I I I S . V t ' L Y Y L K . I Frank Dobbertlen leave my Sol1d Geometry book to Vrrgrnra Moore To te you the truth V1rg1n1a tts more than Solld I Marxetta Fltzgerald Cthns being the only trme when I am sound rn mlndp lttvc my pranks and punctualrty at all txmes to Pat Marriott I osephlne Forllno bequeath my shorthand abllxty to Therest Cancranl Pat Heflln leave my hotrse vorce fespecxally after a close gamej to Ann Emerrck Please dont let me down' Glenn Henry leave my job of passlng attendance cards to Mrke Pavlekovxth Bonnle Holden leave my helght to Phyllns Lrll1e Margaret Hosh leave my happy go lucky att1tude to V1vxan Karas Orton Hoxre leave my art1st1c abrlrty to make andwlches to Stan Fleece Mary Frances Hurst w1ll my method of crackmg gum to Barbara Chublnskr However I advise you not to do rt at the wrong tlme Russell K1ttelton vull my crrmson blush to Mary Catherlne Kelly I h r h xt or If was IU keeplng wlth our school colors Bxll Luclwa leave my sparkltng brown eyes to Tom Grnffm Margaret McDonald leave my S126 five shoes to Theresa Carpenter ack McSherry w1ll my pure Irxsh flag to Wlnrfred Kelly provlded you frame xt and keep the candle burnlng Mary Mangan leave my Engllsh truts to Rosemary Mel-Iale Pat Metz leave my job of s1ng1ng at early Mass to Barbara Brown An a to hculd be appreclated for a change George Monaghan w1ll my job at Butterfield s to Stan Keagle You Soda I rk' Bruce Myers wzll my love for an argument to Tommy Dtllmer Gertre Olmstead leave my trtle of best look1ng red head ln the senxor class Pete Smrth for you most l1kely are the only one who w1ll apprclate If I oe Powell w1ll my soft C71 vo1ce and my job of r1ng1ng the bell to Ed Degenhardt Georgette R1chter w1ll my love for the country CU to Roberta Week 1m Roblnson leave my unapprecxated jokes to Tlm Hogan Peggy St Plerre leave my forty eleven elephants to Bonnle Stembacher Pat Sweet w1ll my unwanted freckles to lm GIIHIH A few more wont hurt lm Weldeman will my petlte physlque to Tommy Dxllmer We the class of 1946 leave gladly ' In witness whereof we the class of 1946 set our hand here unto and eal thxs document on thrs the srxth clay of june 1946 Slgned Wztnetred by the Semor Clan vhl I Way? SEAL J Us Q-Wx 89 1 I 7 t I A 7' -A ' I, ' , z ' 1 L ' Lt 1, , ' ' L a '. L , V - - ' 'Q L. I, ' , ' ' ' s ' . L ' , A f ' . ' 1 L ' , f ' ' , gee ' , f . I, , L ' . . I, . , l an 4 . I, , ' ' ' . . . 1 I, , ' ' ' . Ae . I, , ' A ' . I, n ' , 1 ' ' - ' ' to Y J l 7 . ' I D ' I ' 1, ' , ' - . I, J. . , , . . ' Iv ' ' 3 ' A l , I, , ' ' . ' . 1, J' ' , ' ' A ' ' . 1 I .P fx' 43. .9 K .qv I 01 'LU 9: H3454 fcf, 'ig' if 'lQf ,.Y. , 'Qu-fa ' lv-Q W., 'WW' man. Qin 0 .Fu F5 f fx f - u , 12. My a I 10 3 . eg .R x My : , 6 fi 313.3 J ,ff l yi yi ' f-54 '?i'1-fl? t A Qxf wg. g ..:. . 2 'iifgx 'Q . 1' 54 if is 'Wg 3? Q 4-, 2,51-,sw E 5? 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PAT SWEET .,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,, JIM WEI DEM AN ,,,,,,.,,4,,,,, Out Of Thu World Flame Of The Wext Sznce You Went Auay Kztten On The Keyf Brzng On The Gzrly Ianze People Are Funny N othzn g But Trouhle Somethzng For The Boyf Mr Bzg The Thrzll of A Romance Pzllou To Port Where Do We Go from Here? Naughty M arzetta Thofe Endearzng Young Charms The Belly Of St Marys Dont Fence Me In Doll Face IH A Pleafure The Poftman Alwayy Rzngy Twzce You Came Along Tall In The Saddle Ill Be Seezng You Gozng My Way The Woman In Creen The Very Thought Of You johnny Angel Song To Remember Height! lzct span Man Corn I5 Green Of Decifion Young To Know Heart! Were Young And Gay Stop 92 5 1., n Jig Q ff, , WW sf KIM 2, , . .4,,:L ff nf 15'-'ff GQ f ff.ff,2,x. , M. wr ,Q 5, '1 0 J - 44 I ,K -.A , I f f-.M M V 11,1 R - A 1 f fa X ' 7 'X 5 y ,-x A R I.- - 1 ' 1 f WX ' B :1','k:X-X, ' . , x Q I j 'u ,, 1-inf r 5 2 Q 'V - 9 SN gg .Q ff-3101 WA M 9' ei jg.. Qu ,gm 1 fo- ff. Aff I ii Ugg 1 vw xg as i -if J r i 4 l' K - gi' ,ig ,S-ff' NWN Q 'f'lh- fwiwauf- sri Y ti 3 .1 ,MAH ggi l'0I'l'L we l1I'llOI 5 Today dur 16 you laayc attaxncd that goal yyhrch ut all s rryc for Cfradtatxon Under the gurdrrfg hand of tht Faculty you hayc b en rytn 1 Catholrc educatlon along vylrh Chrrstran prrmq les ard a todt of l1y1n to talxt forth wth you unto the yyorld ln the years to come you vylll thxnlx of thc slgnxfrcancc of thtst thrngs and hayc thc courage and strtn th to lxttp thrs fl lmt ofCf1thol1t1ty and hvgh ldt lls Qloyyln., rn your heirts lNow more than eyer wc rtalnzt the ntctssrty of rnaltlng, tht world 1 pl1Ct of pcatc and sccurrty Wfhcthcr or not this will Come to lass ymll bc largely dettrmmed by your educatlon sacrlfice and good w1ll You should he proud to be graduates of St Phrhp s and rt should bc your tndtay or alvmys to hrrrrg hc nor and glory to your Alma Mlttr Goodbye Scmors and Good Luck and may God s protcttlng, hand guide you as you Journey along thc l'1lyf.,llV!3y of lrft Tzm Hog m 95 fy 0 . , 'Af , , ' - ' -, f v , t , I r 1 - . u iq . 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Margar I Hash Pu lay z tz 'l Y 2 c j ' puny PL Af Br '- . Iyer F 2 M: 4 1 ja ' 1 LOS Tc . 1 . . g . CK , 1 Lama . cs we I. fX YI ig 5 ba ' 'arf 'nl 4'3??Tf 8, ,V ,, , N' f' ., ,fzffl 42? uv 'Y 1, . life THANKSGIVING TIII2 SQLIIRREI- IN THIQ 'I To You. dear God They .ire .ill gone .IXX'.'iI', On Thanksgiving Day The tree is empty and still. Vile, Thy children, kneel down to pray. TIICFC is rwllling mme I0 S331 XYIE thank Thee, God, fgf Tl11'OLlgl1 llIT1lDS and leaves. Your many blessings, The winds blow bletik and shr ll Your gift of peace and love for aye. Tlwy M6 all 340116 -IW-153 12.11 Htfff FALLEN LEAN E9 U C1 llc 71 You Crm heir no more their fluttering sound And no one seems to ctre Thew hue fallen to the ground The lane bcncith ind ll around Is coxered with colors rare Xou can hear no more their fluttering sound Thc limbs to xxhith th x hut been hound At present 'ire grm md hire They hue fillcn to the ground MARX QUEENI OT HEAVEN uecn of heuen xeiled in blue To thu oh Mother Ill bc tru Our Redeemcr s nova 1t thy s d Pure md hmxenls is Thx mme Lnixtrstl is its dmc Msrj, on high to thee sue pmy To bc with thee soma future t ty Isl' Cc t ax 98 fam! lIfCaulL3 CO OPERATION Its not a play or 1 pliser Or any one by name Thmt rnikes them mn the ime Its not IU rndixi url tlc team is i xx ri And the extr reily teimsxork Of uery single soul rr . . . 1 ' 4 't I ' I V Q , ' t ' 4 ' Y . A . l A M . .1 ' , . I C K I I . 2 U ' I' 6' K vs I , , 1 I ' fi . L . . . ' , . Lt Q A .' , 'A ' . 1' I if . .ii A l x ' V L . Mother of Christ, Wlto suffered and died. But the close co-operation, Mi. i. 'Jie I A A g. . i .' 1' . 4 ' I f 'di. 7 's f. 1, But il A 1 . 'I Ile. t V 'y v , 1 I ,Q 1. QL , i . 5 . .' . , il ,I U , ' , , - Q '31 ,,i, ,jk ' Pru- BIRDS I s.tt he-ne.ith .i chestnut tree Anti xxxitehetl the bircls .thrive As they llittetl .iIwut, I wotitlercxl XX'h.it .ire they thinking uf! Cnultl it be nf winter Wl1it'I1 will he here soonf Or tio they wish that they efzultl fly Awiy up to the moon' SUNRISE At the hrenlt wif tl.iy, The wcwrltl is hushetl .intl still, The sky is hleik .intl grey. 'Til the sun rises ner the hill Over all it sprentls its ray. And brightens the sl-ty until. All fire regitly tn start their tl.iy, As the sun rises o'er the hill. .lltzri .IIi17l!Q.i7I .II.n'r4.'1.i I i'i'.i.tjw'..'.'.1' HL e rump his hit is me e H s Irish If his eyes irc daring intl his minner Hes Irish If his hnr is tus ed suinexx h it bolder he h s 1 stuhhnri L I-Ies Irish e Its 1 histx tems is xx I-Ie s Irish' II17'1IVUZLLf ni If g ' 'lcetlvm .intl ther Vs gt chip on his shtnultler e'.' ' T i' 4 I S rind - gi 4 t 'hin- If Ii' 145 I 1 ter and iilwtiys out to 'in- THIE ULD IDIZAID TITIEIT HAPPINESS TINY INV? All blffwn llwilll They sung und tlnneetl .ill thriiugh the night ' all :tg ' ' 'f-h-'g Th' -. I Y: - lui ' . A ' ' ' Q A g ' g t.'s. Th gig. V R - Q 1 1 ' ntl .A 1 .Xl 4 H 1 I 'li 1' ti s f.tir. V-I ,A . L h ' I I ' lm Rzzii ., The tree is tleid incl hire c leixes ire 3,1 ne tint Oer hills ind towns su its e leurs ssiled throt h the 1 r Thu hue all bltmn mix 'Nlir is there one tn six c re t thee ci The lanes ire time mln, RU!!! rl 15141 S14 99 lor t h ippy emxxtl were t ex Forgotten now ire the tlirkenini In For pelee his wine toliy The boss are eoming home tt list To svsectheirts mixes intl muthtrs A pun intl sitness are nu ini re X iti line fur fine tniit er lf C ZX I Cl,L'!lflCLll0I'l Not umm the dm Ihc mt s md towns qrrncd DJ me ru 111 the fun vc xc tid In scheol dns tc cn short hxtd Our I rut tu tht Tootl 11 Qhtml tfmshtp Ot thc ROUIIILYIH Mlthwart It tgut Nth tht thr ll of our Scmor Prom Xx nh tts Hum md mtrxgut In the xxmtcrx months of me md srtcm XV1th Ort ws Laptam the hoxs xxtut tar ust short of the goal vxhtth xx is thur atm The uruor Stmor Banquet Came m thc Sprmg of the yur XV1th If tht mtmortcs of tlassmttcs Oh so wry dear H015 Commuruon for the lqst IIUIL together At the solemn Buwlaurcate Mass As guests of the Sophs and the Frosh last horrors were 1 ard to our class On our grefttest of daxs the s xth cf une XY71th 1 Iumor hcstdc we mirchcd up the HISIC Our chplomns renamed vac trxcd not to crx But asked God s protectxon m hfe s every trul Marg Ellen Blzlfk 100 2 Q2 . i ei ' 4 It , -' WH xt ' 1- A i l l A . 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I J xg v 0 aifff Clfewe We the class of 46, upon our graduatxon know not what the future holds rn store for us We only hope that when we meet the world we w1ll successfully w1thstand the trrals and obstacles 1I offers us To those who have helped us through these years we w rsh to show our gratltude by gomv rnto the world and beeomlng good Catholrc men and women To Monsrgnor Walsh we are grateful for the fatherly krndness he has shown us and for the splendrd example of noble manhood and prrestly drgntty he has ever set before us To h1s assrstants Reverend Father Nadrach and Rexerend Father Ham xlton, we wrsh to say Thank you for mstrllmg rn us relrgrous rdeals along Wlfh prmcrples of honesty obedxence and good sportsmanshmp and for ardxng us 1n the format1on of hab1ts of rlght hung regard for the help they have gnen us rn solxxng our daxly problems as well as for rmbcddrng In our mlnds the tenets of an ethlcal educatxon Most of all elo we wlsh to thank our plrents who through constant self dennal and sacrxhce hate reared us tn Qathollc homes and grven us the opportunxty of attendxng a Catholic school To ill those who have helped us durlng these years we wlsh to show our gratltuele and tppreeratlon through tetlons lnstead of words From the bottom of our he trts we say Thanks to cxeryone for exery th1ng Tlyomfzr Cwzroj 106 a ' ' v ' l A 4 v g v ,4 A Y ', ' A 'l ' . e ' 1 l . ' K vs C s l y fl , For the Sisters of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, we have the highest , A - K ' v A V Y' I y 7 2 v C A . I - A A J I J C I . 6 rl Y. C ' 2 1 , Y Q ' 1 A - 1 .K l L I A, y it A D i ' 5 C D A 1 A U 1 e I 5 . 1 A y 1 s . l J A .L S vs y' y 4 12 v 1 , U L f A r 1 r A v A '.. .gguclenf gounci Moderator Rev A Nadrach Rzght J Powell N Gubry J Hudon B Stembacher M Pavlekovxch T Stembacher M E Black T Hogan K ORe1lly 107 ' 3 ' 7 ' 3 ' 7 , . , . . , . , . 1 IN-fa. ,an ma! 'Ml JJ I9 6 There we were the greenest of freshmen all antici pating our first chance to get acquainted with the social events of high school At last the annual unior Wiener Roast was announced for October 8th with a dance to be held afterwards To think we had to dance in front of the whole high school' This called for a spur of the moment get together at Gerties for some practice before our first public appearance Drsregard ing a few bruises due to initiation no one suffered any 111 effects from the Wiener Roast and we had passed our 1n1t1at1on lnto the social whirl Next came the Senior Halloween Dance where we said goodbye to a little more of our self consctousness In February the unlors entertained the high school at their afternoon tea dance and a good time was had by ll The Sophomore Dance followed on March 5th night Finally on Aprll 26th came our first formal the Senior Prom It was every bit as thrilling as our wildest expectations Then it was our turn to prove ourselves as a class We held our Freshman Spring Frolic on May 14th with the Percy Jones Orchestra supplying the music The dance was a success and we had establlshed ourselves in the good graces of the upperclassmen After accompllshrng this we were ready to enter our Sophomore Year Due to the war and meat rationing wreners were an unknown item in the fall of 1945 so the uniors substituted a Halloween dance on October 30th but it turned out to be lust as much fun The next event was the New Years Dance when the New Year was ushered in amld much garety Next we entertained at our Sophomore Stomp on April 11th with the music supplied by our own classmate Tom Pratt and his orchestra It was Senior Prom time again and on Apr1l 28th we gathered at the Elks Ballroom for a grand evening to the accompaniment of the Percy jones Orchestra Amid spring decorations of pink and white apple blossoms the Freshmen came into their own on May 5th when they entertained at the Freshmen Frolxc On une 8th we held a class picnic at Willard Park Although the weather was still cold a few of us ven tured into the water and ended our sophomore year with sore throats After a delightful summer we found ourselves in our unior Year and ready to exercise our privilege of initiating the new Freshmen at our junior Wiener Roast Soon after this the Seniors presented the Goblin Gallop in the midst of pumpkins and cornstalks On November 10th the neighborhood of Battle Creek Avenue was the scene of a snake dance and an evening of hilarxty when we all met at Bonnies for a class party On December lst we the uniors gave the unior Sno Frolic in the gym whrch was virtually transformed into a winter scene with twinkling stars and fluffy whlte snow Year at the Social Hall February 13th was a full day for the juniors In the afternoon the members of Team ll in the Christmas card contest were the guests of Team I at a oarty in the Lab In the evening we attended the Sophomore Heart Hop among the traditional Valentin decora tions At Carols on February 24th we held a farewell party for George Bonnell who was leaving to join Uncle Sam s Navy Here it was spring agaln and on Apr1l 13th we were entertained in high style at the Freshmen Holland Fling where an old Dutch Windmill shared hofio s with Stan Smuddes orchestra The night of April 31st found us at Bruces blddmg farewell to Stan for he was changing his pltce of residence from Battle Creek to Chicago Spring formals were again a favorite topic of con versation and on May 16th th class of 45 gav their Senior Prom in the Hart Hotel Ballroom Wer nt Proms wonderful? Each one seemed better than the last On May 20th we were guests of the Library As ocia tion at the junior Senior Holy Commun1on Breakfast 7 Z -D 1 Lf: 1 I P - f 4 4 - O I 3 . 1 D..- , . U ' an ' I J , 1 . . - s , ' 7 1 il ll - ' 7 . , , . . 7 , I , . , . , . . 1 . , . 4 , H , , . - a . H , U , , . and we found ourselves in an Hawaiian Paradise for a December 31st again found us bringing in the New ' D 3 7 . . 1 7 l . . ' . , - , . . I .. . , , I . ,, , . , l L ' a Q. 1 H - A - . . I , 1 6 - - , . . . 5 l I 9 . . . . . ' ' J ' , , D 7 ' ' ' 1: , . ,, . . . . , A I Y Y. Y 5 . . l I s I D 2 1 F . , I l , . l I v , 5 l 3 I , , . e ' ' . . , , D S .- , . - . . 108 at the Post Tavern where we wcrc stated at trbl s decorated wrth red blue and whrtc flowers candles and llttle rcd schoolhouscs Faxors wtrc Amcrzcxn li tuty roses, the handiwork of the unror gtrls R m mbcr the hours wc spent makmg them' On May Blst we saxd farewell to the Sennors at the un1orSen1or Banquet rn th Hart Hotel Ballrowm Decoratrons were carrred out rn a runbow motrf wrth a maypole rn the center of the flotr and a runbow formed by tts streamers It was at thrs tlme that w presented the Scnrors wrth our farewell grfts profl es glass plaques One of our fondest dreams came true une 7th In our Freshmen and Sophomore years all wc could do was to take part rn the srngrng for commcnccmfnt But now, as unrors we tc-ok the tradmonal places and escorted the Graduates down the arsle where they re cerved from Rrght Reverend Monslgnor Walsh thexr long awarted drplomas Senlors at last we could hardly belleve rt ourselves As such, we looked forward to our last year of garety and fun at St Ph1l1ps The umor Wrener Roast was held on October 16th at Wrllard Park The unrors took over our prxvrlege of the year before and IH great style the new Freshmen were ushered IIHO St Phllxp Hrgh Had we really looked that green just four years ago' Ghost Revellle our Sernor Halloween Dance, was presented on October 31st rn a setttng of ghosts lack o lanterns, and wrtches Whrle keeprng these characters company, we danced to the musrc of Ken Prrlm and hrs orchestra On November 24th Peggy McDonald entertarned the class at a party at her home The nerghbors cer taxnly must have enloyed the lovely srngrng xorces of the Senrors of St Phrlrps On the nlght of November a0th we rttended the unlors Olde Fashtoned Dance To thc accompanl ment of Les Vans orchestra we danced around an old fashtoned well The unrors took us back a few years by entertannrng us wrth square dancing durlng the xntermlssxon Our own Semor Prom was an occaslon to remember always We chose the Hart Hotel as the settrng and muslc was supplled by Bensons orchestra of Lansrng The cholce of December 78th as the date made possrble the attendance of many alumnr home for the holrdays to make rt a very gala evenrng Those porsonous lrttle darts whrch Dau Cuprd rs supposed to shoot rnto unsuspectrng hearts filled the ur of St Phtlrp largh school gymnasium on February Nth when the Sophomores presented Cuprd Capers The centerprece was an rmmense heart and large paper valentrnes adorned the walls Wtth wrnter gone there was a rush of sprrng events Among these was the Freshmen Sprmg Dance, where we once more spent an enjoyable evennng And then rt was agarn tlme for the Jun1orSen1or Banquet and rt was our turn to be the guests of honor It was a grand exenrng and we have the unrors to thank for a wonderful nrght to remember On une 6th we recerved our drplomas Often through our twelve years of school we had thought th1s would be the grandest of nxghts but we had no more than taken our frrst step down the aisle when mto our eyes came tears For once we werent ashamed although our relatxves, frlends, and classmates were all watchrng us As we neared the altar of the Most Hrgh we knew the begrnnmg of a feelrng that would follow us through lrfe, A lonesomeness for school After clasprng our d1pl0mas to our hearts we once agarn took our places rn the processron now we were Men and Women of the World Gertrude Olmytead Patrzcza Sweet t Q ' ' ' ' ' 2 1 L 22 I 1 T . 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E Rt Rev Msgr M Walsh Rev A Nadrach Rev J Hamllton Rev P Kenny A Frlend Mr and Mrs M Basha Bauman Famnly Mr and Mrs Henry Black Mr and Mrs A E Borden Miss Mary Brandenburg Masses Nellie and Agnes Brogan Mr F E Brownmg Mr and Mrs P C Buckley Mrs P Burgle Mr and Mrs P Calhoun Catholic Daughters of Amerlca Sr Catholic Daughters of America Mr and Mrs E A Charette Class of 47 Class of 48 Class of 49 Mr and Mrs L J Clay Mr Frank Condon Cl !I 0I15 Mrs Gertrude Hoxle Mr and Mrs C E Hurst Thomas C Hurst Knights of Columbus Mrs Loulse Klttelton Dr and Mrs T Kolvoord Dr and Mrs N F LaFrance Mr and Mrs R G Leltch Mr and Mrs W Ludwa Lnbrary Association 1' and Mrs W P Mangan and Mrs R E McCauley and Mrs and Mrs C T McSherry and Mrs V K Metz and Mrs George Monaghan and Mrs Hugh F Mullenmexster and Mrs john A Mustard and Mrs R L Mustard and Mrs Alfred A Myers ohn McDonald Mrs Bermce Olmstead 1' and Mrs S J Rathbun Ernest Race 3 ' ' Mr. . . . ' ' . M . . ' ' Jr. Dr. . . ' . . . . Mr. . ' Dr. . . . ' Mr. . . . M . ' . . Mrs. Margery Robinson Mrs. Claude Cummings Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Richter . ' Dr. . . . . ' Mr. . Dr. . . Sg . . Dr. . . ' Mr. . . . . ' Mr. . . . ' Mr. . Mr. . . Mr. . . . ' Mr. . . . . , . . Dr. . . . ' ' Mr. . . . Mr. . . . ' Mr. . . . . ' Mr. . . Mr. . ' ' Mr. ' Mr. . . ' Dr. . . . Dr. . . ' Mr. . Mr. 130 Dr Margaret F Connell Mrs Irene Currier Mrs Frances Dobbertlen and Mrs K Dodge D L Fmch and Mrs D W Flstler and Mrs Chas Ford and Mrs Louis Forllno and Mrs A M Glddmgs and Mrs and Mrs W F Heflm and Mrs D Henry Simon Holden and Mrs H R Holloway and Mrs Steven Hosh os C Grant I Slst and Mrs R A Rolloif and Mrs Ronald Ryan W Schoder and Mrs C J St Pnerre and Mrs A Shumm and Mrs H A Silver ers of Mercy Leila Hospital and Mrs A E Skaggs and Mrs Sweet and Mrs T A E Swalm and Mrs Donald Terwllllger and Mrs Floyd C White and Mrs G Zlndler Frank Zangaro COHQICIIUIGIIOHS S E N IO RS THE RICH MANUFACTURING CORPORATION 131 of ST. PHILIP HIGH SCHOOL O BtW TO THE SENIORS OF PHILLIPS HIGH SCHOOL GRCCE RY KOMARCK P 2 1527 10 Th d St STEVE HOSH P op 132 Our es ishes d Cong tlcrti C hone - 0 ' t w CONEY ISLAND O vANDERvooRT's A RATTI SPQRTING 5 0 N 5 EQUIPMENT 115 W. Mlchlgcr A Best ishes to Class of 46 C Compliments of c 1' C 1 ' f . . . S ' GOO LUC S NIORS AMERICAN MARSH PUMP INC WESTON'S PAUL BUTTCN MENS WEAR CONG ATU O S C ASS OF 6 HIBBS CLOTHING CCJMPANY O E SENIORS . . L '4 IMPERIAL TILE COMPANY Phone 6828 Floor Covenng Contractors Congratulauons and Good Luck T1Ie Terrazzo Lrnoleurn Carpets Asphalt T11e Lrnowall 461 W VAN BUREN STREET Best Wrshes Congratulatzons to the Senrors of ST PHILIPS HIGH SCHOOL HANK S BARBER SHOP 38 Caprtal Ave N E H C ARMSTEAD Prop and I O I 136 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 46 TH DUPLEX PRINTING PRESS BtW ST PHILIP HIGH SCHOOL WILSOX RICH DIVISION EATON MANUFACTURING COMPANY Our es ishes d Congratulations to the Seniors of O 157 BEST OF LUCK AND SUCCESS . . . ALWAYS YE OLD MISSICN Congratulatlons to the Class of 46 LAKEVIEW STATE BANK of BATTLE CREEK Small enough to know you Member F D I C 138 - I Large enough to serve you . . . Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 46 ASHLEY FARREL DAIRY THE ENQUIRER AND NEWS Battle Creek's Newspaper Congratulates e Graduates of St Phlllp Hlgh School And W1shes Them All Success n Thelr Chosen F1e1d Congratulatlons Sen1ors AMOS H STEVENS CO Where the Good Clothes Come F rom Coke tguhth h I th . . i . - Coca-Cola and its abbreviat are the registered trad marks which dis in is e prod uct of T e Coca-Cola Compa y 1 39 Compliments of Floyd's Sundries -- Gifts - Novelties FLOYD G WIEST 181 Meachem Ave Phone 9217 Congratulations to the Class of 46 WOLFE S DRUG STORE Congratulahons QUALITY JOHN K GODFREY 18M W M1Ch1gGn Ave W A T C H For IACK SHARKEY S Bowling Alleys opening about Iune 15 1946 - O JEWELRY New COI'1d11I1OI'1ed 140 Best Wzshes Congratulatzons to the Members of the 1946 Graduatmg Class TH FARLEY COMPANY to the Class of 1946 AMBERG AND MURPHY DRUG CO 5 E M1ch1gan Ave Best W1shes for Contmued Success MURRAY ENGINEERING CO HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACTORS Congratulauons to the C1ass of 1946 R G WELLEVER EXCLUSIVE STATIONERY PENS AND PENCILS 6 Securxty Nauonal Bank Arcade O O E Capital Ave. at Adams ' . I - O 141 BODINE S The Better Place 36 Capltal Ave Battle Creek M1Ch1gQH The Master Cleaners D1a1 7233 We Endeavor to Serve Our People wrth Endunng Sat1sfact1on We Thank You Senlors For Your Fa1th In VERSLUIS 85 Stone Arcade Phone 5010 Our Best Wzshes and Congratulatzons to the Senzors of 1946 04631905 Congratulahons to the Class of 1946 O K ANDERSON WATCHMAKER and IEWELER 117 W M1ch1gan Ave I I and Dyers I I o o D ' ' . 142 FAUSEY S Inc. We Congratulate the Seniors of 46 Smart Clothes or Young Men Congratulations from BARR S PHARMACY CongratuIat1ons to the 1946 Sen1ors Louls L Bartholomew DECORATING SERVICE Regards BROWN S KEWPEE HAMBURGER 59 W State St Battle Creek M1ch1gan V I ' '46 C I f from I C 1 45 MAYO S IEWELERS 93 W Michigan Ave. Phone 8244 Battle Creek Michigan Gifts for all Occasions Your Protection E L M E R LA N E INSURANCE Good Luck EDGERTON PAINT AND GLASS SERVICE Compliments BATTLE CREEK COACH COMPANY V Is Our Business 144 Greetmgs WHITE S BARBER and BEAUTY SHOP M1Ch1gGn Ncrtloncrl Bank Phone 2 9746 Congrcftulcznons to the Semor Class from TH JURY ROWE COMPANY C 1 CAPITAL FOOD SHOP Cfe I...- Q LEONARD S M c 1 KARMELKORN SHOP B rw h HARMON S PAINT WALLPAPER COMPANY I . ' I I Omp imems Con ratulcrtions Seniors of Grocery, Meat, Bakery Deli G ssen 171 ecxchem Ave. e es is es omp iments T from of ' and 145 2 t MERRILL PARK GREENHOUSE G ERARD P p d P 11 d P1 A1 O 9 th DIVISION AND CHERRY PHARMACY 9 COLUMBIA DRY CLEANERS At th C 8148 C 1 FRANK B FABIAN 12EMhg dEg 42 M 3 21 RUBLE S TP 11 Aph1tT1 t B d S SLADE S AMALGAMATED DETECTIVE 6. PROTECTIVE AGENCY tCD yLDbb C Mg Complzments Whlte House ICE CREAM FOOD LOCKERS 436 Capltal Ave N E Battle Creek M1Ch1gGH Phone 2 4415 I Say i wi h Flowers Con ratulcrtions to e Class of '46 . , ro . Floral Designs an o e ants Cut Flowers for 1 ccasions Con ratulafions . . . omp iments . . . Seniors of e orner ic i an of S.W .Capital and Columbia ' Phone Ieweler an n raver ichigan Ave. Ph. -15 I . Rugs, Ca ets, Linoleums Linowa , s cr ie of and Vene ian linds ' Win ow hades I . I . . Rober . ugcm Henr . o ertien - o. rs. 146 - BEST QUALITY IEWELRY g . AT FAIR PRICES S F FABIAN DOUD STONE ARCADE DRUG 9 Meachem Beauty Shop M h IDLE HOUR TAVERN VERONA dl, G f f 1946 W A DOODY INSURANCE A 1 WMhg whgyos FRED FREY IEWELERS ptA B CkIVI PERFECTION FOODS Con rcxtulcxtions from Con ratulcrtions Seniors 179 ecic em Ave. Compliments G00 uck to the raducz ing Class o Seniors HUGHES , , Feminine ppure 18 . ic i cm Ave. is in u uccess Compliments of 41 Cc: ial ve. N.E. mile ree , ichigcm I 147 BEST Wrsmss HALL S DRUG STORE 502 Upton Ave Our Complrments cmd Best Wrshes for cz successful future CLARK RUG CO P 6 D SUPPLY CO Frrestone Home and Auto Supphes Bcxttle Creek Mrchrgcm Phone Z 5508 Conqmtulcrtrons the fmest qraducrtmg class of St Ph111p s 103 Calhoun St Congrcxtulatzons LARRY S PHARMACY 421 Capncl Ave NE Happy Landmgs CHARLES SMITH FURNITURE Sfmr y The Graduates of 1946 wrsh to express therr smcere appreuauon to the patrons and aclvertrsers who have so gracrously assrsted us 10 makmg thrs our yearbook a success 148 ' ' to ' ' ' ' ' BIVENS DRUG Ou X K uk X N R UT GPAPH PLE SE 00 M QQM, if 3335 'QL Wy GaQ'm 'Jq1Qj TW WJ YS Gif! X X X 1 X i l N W X -' 'Im xx' Q J' x C X XX Q ,. .. ,. Irlu W ,.,, - , WL M Q , ff - - ,-,N-9-' ... I 'M' jf ' if 'QI-1 ,.,,-Ak.: I - V 5 , 4027 .Ltd iw '15 2 L'-f-1 :z.-g1.--- . ,. . . -U . . 7 V -MM, , M , ' ' 5 - '-H'- HZ -S1 Q' .... . '-,-....- -. ,.. . ... .-.. ' ' ' L-A' ---1521. 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