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

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1955 volume:

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Under his guidance we hope to achieve heaven, our supreme goal, With the help of St. Philip we Will live and die as faithful children of our Holy Mother, the Church, 5 fi ,1 ww- 5 -rw F? 'Irvs .. av-I vi,-gp..-.a..if. td s'l7-Wwe f ffm. W an .sri-.,. I .4--num qv fi. .yA. 'Kr' MW - 1 ww' Q .-in ., as 'tb 1 in PUPE PIU XII The Pope is the visible head of Lhe universal Church, He, through his devotion, prayers, and leadership, has guided the Mystical Body through all hardships, In order to achieve complete success after this life on earui, the Catholic Younh of today has only to imitate this great man, si I no ,M git i I, I . :iff .I f I. ,-ff ': W ' J rm, mi ,gn -5 ' .if W M - ' haue- :iff flfifxi ff qi 'I' 1 . U , fm' . . ,, T X! Q 11 P' nv 9 YA 21 1. 1, I V U U r ! J' JI- . , v i 1 ...B . .X f-'s . w-V, ggzwx 1 V i A .. J . ,,. .. Qi 'Y V-0-I N0 Qi Q5 5 4 Q, ff , - -. H, K...-w v 0 - ,. 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SAY A V We, the scnrors, wish to thank Reverend Gerald A, Uwens, our Z A 4 pastor for the understandin and Yuidance hc has iven ns rhrou h , , , , , S Ps El S 3 5 ' ' 4 , our twelve years at Sl, Philip school, ,mq.,.,,,,,,Mv.1,qp ry-eff ' n, A A , vw 1 E, , , , ,-W 1, W, ,ls xx, Nw N rx dl 'DNA sw Q, H , 1 Nm yrs . ,A '-- N ,E 1 Md, , H, V,., ?, ,- 7 Q A fit. , wi ff ' 2.4 :. f Q 5 'J ' . SL: Q ' 8 1, .di K 'X 4, F 1 L 1 ' :P , . W T lf W ,., .. i ar ' lk 4, 5' - T W 3 J H 'Q mix . 1, is . J A I -quqq 1 i lllllllllll Il JAMIE J. 0'MllAllA As our Religion teacher for two years, Reverend James J, O'Meara, has made the aspects of our fu- ture life appear clearer and brighter, Surely the lloly Ghost dwells strongly within him, and the interest Mary must take in him shows by the interest he takes in us, Mere thanks cannot express our gratitude for the patience, understanding and guidance he has given to us as a priest and a friend, it i 41 REVEHE Il UHAIILIJ J. URUWLEY In the time Reverend Charles J, Crowley has been assistant at St, Philip, he has taken and un- tiring interest in all our activities and sports, Through his prayers and examples, we have gain- ed more school spirit, and had many victories in sports. As a follower of Christ, and a leader of man- kind we, the Seniors of 55 , wish to thank and remind him of our appreciation for his hard work in making our school more devoted to Christ and his mother Mary, I i .sf fi 'ir isgifpta. fs iv .,.,, -Q t is .,,. 5 ?r.s't'5q,,,, r B5 'W bf D va F Ek gc. V 'fa swf' .. .. QWXRQW4' V . ikl 1.. .,AAAAA l . A . W V 4 5 1 ' ' ff gxwjh wf,:fw ' - is I ., P' vs 1 Q-. .,?9gfF . Q ic.. .yfzip , Q., , M.s..i:,.,, J......,r. .,.,, k .., ..,. , rs ' sa--v 0 'iw s- sri. .,' , c t c s V. , . MR. JOSEPH REPKO Mr. Repko has been with us four years now. l-Ie came to us when we were shy, inexperienced, freshmen. As a teacher of social sciences he has given us knowledge of our country and its glovernment that will be very useful int e future. As a coach he is a win- ner. No one could find another coach quite like him. Not only did he teach WW us how to play football, but he taught us how to face life and be men as wellff He has been a second father to us. He has watched us grow and develop from boys to young men who are ready to take on the responsibilities of this world. We can not thank him enough for all he has done. 7 MR, ERNEST CONCANNON A friend in need is a friend indeed. This describes completely, our line coach, Mr. Con- cannon, who is better known as Rick, Rick has coached at St. Philip's for many years. The players know him for his firm state ment, Drive! Only a player can realize the meaning of this quotation, Rick has become a legend at St, Philip's, His name will always be on our lips and in our minds, We cannot find the words to express the gratitude and thankfulness that we feel. Thanks Rick, to a real pal, coach and friend. MR, FRANCIS REIDY Although he is new to us this year, we all knew when he arrived that we wouldn't have any trouble making friends with him As our assistant football coach he taught us many things, He gave us pointers that proved very valuable, As our head basket ball coach, he lead the team through a very successful season. Our gratitude comes from our hearts when we express our thanks to Mr, Reidy Qt F A asm fwmawem: srizsfarrit .,.. . REV. JAMES I. O'MEARA Religion SISTER MARIE LAWRENCE Senior Counselor English, History, Homemaking Drafting and Mathematics SISTER MARY RODERICK English, Religion, Bookkeeping SISTER M, ELENITA Freshman Girls Counselor Religion, Music Appreciation ,!t.2z5,!11.Ei Sophomore Boys Counselor MR. JOSEPH REPKO History, Football Coack FACULTY REV, GERALD A, OWENS Pastor MOTHER MAURILLA Principal SISTER M, IRMA CATHERINE Mathematics REV, CHARLES I. CROWLEY Religion SISTER MARY FIDES Junior Counselor English, Latin, Mathematics SISTER HELEN MARIE Sophomore Girls Counselor Religion English SISTER MARY JOHN Freshman Boys Counselor Religion, English MR, FRANCIS REIDY History, English, Basketball Coach GOOD TEACHERS Perfect schools are the result not so much of good methods as of good teachers, teachers who are throughly prepared and well-grounded in the matter they have to teach, who possess the intellectual and moral quali- fications required by their important office, who cherish a pure and holy love for the youths confided to them, because they love Jesus Christ and His Church, of which these are the children of predilection: and who have therefore sincerely at heart the true good of family and country, -Pope Pius XI 11 1 ,ua nn 5 . 1 : ., Catlrnlie edneatren rs needed tn develop nnr eanalrrlrtres te learn lrew te aelrreve nur rne e the heritage el enr aneestnrs ARTHUR EDWARD ADAMS Honor Roll 4g Statuette 43 Choral 3,4g Choir I Christmas Play 3,45 Altar Boy I, 2, 3, 45 Football I, 2, 3, 4g Basketball I, 2, 3, 4g Baseball rg Track I,2, 3, 4g May Procession I 2, 3, 4. . fi 1 N u . 4 . v y AMES B fd' X' BARBARA ANN BEATON S el' I 2 Ain, Honor Roll I 2 3 4 oaf' f hoi Choralr 2 3 4 Statu r Chri s Pl'! ,3,4,j, ette 4 Choir I 2 3 CA ,2, 3,'hv Christmas Play I 2 3 4 F M Vygeyvt, 2, j Operetta 2 May Pro 5 B all I,2 , L cessron I 2 , . 3!, 3 4 .ll 4: flick I, 2? idly Homecoming Oueen 4 M7500 ssion I. ,3':4g All iy tudent Council-43, :President Student Council 4: Treasurer Student Council 3. NANCY JANE BEHNKE Choral I,2g Choir Ig Christmas Play I, 2g May Procession I,4, IICHARD CARL BEHNKE JAMES FRANKLIN BELEY hristmas Play 4g Basketball Class President 3 Student 4 Pep Meeting Committee 4 Council 2 Statuette 4 Choral if ROBERT DANIEL BOONE Librarian 35 Statuette staff 45 Choral 35 Choir I5 Christmas Play I,2, 45 Football I, 2, 3,45 Basketball I5 Track I, 2, 35 Glee Club Officer 45 Football Captain 3, 4. 45 May Procession I, 2, 3,45 Most Valuable Player Trophy in Foot- ball 35 Honorable Mention of All- State Team 3. DONALD DISBROW Student Council lg Christmas Play 1,25 Football I,2, 35 Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Baseball I5 Golf 2, 3, 45 Track l,25 May Procession I,2, 3, PATRICIA ELLEN DUNN Class Officer 35 Student Council 45 Choral I, 2,45 Choir 1,25 Christmas Play !,2,45 Operetta 25 May Pro- cession 1, 2, 3,4. ELIZABETH LOUISE BUTINE Secretary 25 Honor Roll I, 25 Li- brarian I5 Choral I,2,4g Choir I, 25 Christmas Play 1,45 Operetta 25 Sodality5 May Procession I,2, DONALD ROSS DURBIN Choral 3,45 Choir 2, 3,45 Altar Boys I,2, 3,45 Football 25 Basketball 25 Youth Talent 2. 4. ARNOLD BRUCE ENGLE NANCY ROSE FIANDT MARY SHARON GAFFNEY Class President I5 Class Treasurer Honor Roll 45 Statuette Staff Student Council 35 Honor Roll 4 45 Choral 3,45 Christmas Play r, Editor 45 Choral 3, Choir 1, 2, 35 Librarian 45 Statuette Staff 45 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Basketball l, 2, Christmas Play l, 3, 45 May Pro- Choral I, 2, 3,45 Choir 2, 35 45 Golf l, 2, 3, 45 Track I, 2, 3, 45 cession I, 2, 3, 45 C. S. P. A. 4. Christmas Play I, 2, 3, 45 Ama- May Procession 2, 3, 45 Honorable teur Show Io5 Cheerleader 2, 3, Mention-All Conference Football 45 May Procession I,2, 3,45 45 Second Team All City 4. Cheerleading Conference I. 5kiPP1HS sen the soap kids! s chool again! Whats the Joke, Carol? 1 filfl -iv ' -1- 9 v - v ERT DANIEL BOONE ROB ELI ZABETI-I LOUISE BUTINE DONALD REX DISBROW PATRICIA ELLEN DUNN DONALD ROSS DURBIN ARNOLD BRUCE ENGLE NANCY ROSE FIANDT MARY SHARON GAFFNEY K , 1' 0 2: if -V M ' i ': 5 '--6.-L4 r I rw w 1 ,- I I I.A.,gf3M+g2f: I I ' u '4 -U? '. n V A 1i :ii j,,' I I 'fwfkiii ' ' ,JA 'fffwfx 0 'Z If. ' 15 K I' ' - :'-+1 H4 ji MARY ELIZABETH GOLUBIC Choral I 2- Choir I 2' Christ- mas Play I- May Procession I 2 3 4. FRANK M HOSH Statuette sraff 4 Choral 3 4 Christmas Play I 2 3 4 May Procession I 2,3 4 SUE ELLEN HICKEY Student Council I- Honor Roll 4g Librarian I- Choral I 2 3 4- Choir I 2 3- Christmas Play I 2 3 4- Cheerleader I- May Procession I 2 3 4. MARY LOU KELLER Librarian I Choral 2 May Pro cession 4 THERESA KINTZ ELIZABETH LAWRENCE JANET MARGARET LEONARD Class Officer I Choral I 2 Choral I 3 4 Choir I 2,3 M Honor Roll 3 4 Statuette Staff Christmas Play 2 Cheerleaders Procession I 2, 3 4 4 Choral I Christmas Play I I,2 3 May Processron 1 2,3 4 May Procession 2,3 4 C S P A Dig those crazy grms' Come a httle closer boy Watch the bulb D1ck' 1 ELIZABETH GOLUBIC MARY I-IICKEY SU E ELLEN FRANK MATTHEW MARY LOU KEELER KINTZ CE FERESA JOAN H ANN LAWREN NARD ZLIZABET MARGARET LEO ANET HOSH ai' Award! MICHAEL GREGORY MONAGHAN Statuette 4, Christmas Play 2, 4, Football I,2, 3,4, Basketball 2, 3, Track 2, May Procession I,2, 3,4. HAROLD JAMES REECE Class Officer 3, Librarian 3, Choral 3,4, Amateur Show 2, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I,2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, Golf 3, Track 2, 3,4, May Procession I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club Officer 4, Basketball Captain 3, Honorable Mention All-League Basketball 3, Honorary Football Captain 4, All-City Football Team 4, All- League Football Team 4, All- Diocesan Football Team 4, Hon- orable Mention All-State Foot- ball Team 4, Sportsman of the Week 4, King of Hearts 4. WALTER VALENTINE MATYASIC MARIE MARGARET MILLER Honor Roll 3,4, Statuette 4, Christ- Choral I, Choir Ig Christmas Ig mas Play I, 4, Altar Boy I, 2, 3, 4, May Procession I, 2, 3, 4. May Procession I,2,4g C.S.P.A. 4. JAMES JOSEPH MUILSREW Choir 2, Christmas Play 2,43 Football Ig Track 1.2, May Pro- cession I, 2, 3, 4. RONALD IOSEPH REICHEL Class Treasurer 2, Honor Roll 3,4, Statuette staff 4, Choral 3,4, Choir 3,4, Christmas Play 2, Altar Boys I, 2, 3,4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, May Procession I , 2, 3, 4. DOUGLAS LAMBREMONT NEL- LER Statuette 4, Choir 4, Christmas Play I,2,4, Altar Boy I,2,3, 4, Football Manager 3,4, Basket- ball 2, Track 2, May Pro- cession I, 2, 3, 4. SALLY ANN RICE Statuette Staff 4, Sodality 4, May Procession I, 2, 3, 4, C. S. A. 4. Teamwork! WALTER VALENTINE MATYASIC MARIE MARGARET MILLER MICHAEL GREGORY MONAGI-IAN JAMES JOSEPH MULGREW DOUGLAS LAMBREMONT NE LLER 1 4' 1, X! 71,6 In HAROLD JAMES REECE RONALD JOSEPH REICHEL SALLY ANN RICE ,J ov P L ca I Iwxiallj I I IE .N-v' ' '1 3 If A- e 51, I if 'N J LOIS ANN SHUCKHART Class Vice-President 3,4: Sta- tuette 4: Choral I,2,3,4: Choir I 2: Christmas Play I, 2, 3, 4: Oper- etta 2: Amateur Show 2: May Procession l, 2, 3, 4: Homecoming Court 4. HAROLD EDWARD SIMONDS Statuette Staff 4: Choral 3,4: Christmas Play I,2, 3,4: Amateur Show 2: Basketball I, 2, 3: May Procession I, 2, 3, 4: Drum Major of Band 2: C.S,P.A. 4. CHARLENE MARY SKIDMORE Class Secretary 4: Librarian 2, 3: Choral I, 2, 3, 4: Choir I, 2, 3: Christmas Play 2, 3, 4: Operetta 2 Cheerleader 2, 3,4: Glee Club Of- ficer 4: Cheerleading Conference 3: May Procession I, 2, 3,4: Sta- tuette staff 4: Queen of Hearts 4. GREGORY ALLEN WHITE Basketball I: May Procession 3. RICHARD NORMAN STROLE Class Officer 4: Honor Roll 3: Sta- tuette Staff-Editor-In-Chief 4: Choral 3: Choir 4: Christmas Play 3,4: Football 2, 3,4: Basketball 3: Track 2, 3: May Procession 2, 3,4: C.S,P,A. Wolverine Boy's State 2: Elks, Youth Leadership Award 4. HELEN MARIE WRIGHT Choral I,2, 3, 4: Choir I: Christ- mas Play I, 3, 4: May Procession I , 2, 3, 4. JAMES BROGAN SWEET Christmas Play 2, 4: Altar Boys I, 2, 3,4: Football I, 2, 3: Basket- ball l,2, 3,4: Track I: May Pro- cession I, 2, 3, 4. PATRICIA ANN ZIOLKOWSKI Statuette Staff 4: Choral I,2, 3, 4: Amateur Show 2: Choir 2, 3: Christmas Play I, 2, 3, 4: Sodality 4: May Procession I, 2, 3,4: Youth Talent I,2,3,4: C.S.P.A. 4. What a build' wwe hold tlvlese truths 1955 Beauties to be self-evident. Jin. ff' 'A I C .f 1 1 J' I 1 , , V. ,JJ An 'Af A I J ' J I 1 I 4' I-4 ,nfl A I I 1 i L ' r7 , ,A ff I J I ', 'X ,ff jj I J, , Lols ANN SHUCKHART J 1 HAROLD EDWARD s1MoNDs If CHARLENE MARY SKIDMORE RICHARD NORMAN STRQLE JAMES BROGAN SWEET IL, J 11 ., I a I f If 'I f L It' 1 ily A ,' I, 1.4, GREGORY ALLEN WHITE HELEN MARIE WRIGHT PATRICIA ANN ZIOLKOWSKI J 'bs K PT A W , ' 'L U' 1' L Jygf JXWJVT J 2 1 ,I 'L ,af X .f 4. 5 -Ag is ..... ':f'w 'Wm PM ,, .. 4, lgvlw fm 'ff 1' 'lun wif ,ii f Q S X f , , . gg , 3 II P ,A 5 fi nr rl warn ur wa m These junior and senior boys of Lhe liomemaking class are examin- ing the texture and quality of the fabric to determine the suitability of these clothes for casual wear, Sf In preparing for the business world, the senior typists are working for speed, In the background Nancy Fiandt pauses to demonstrate an elec- tric typewriter to Charlene Skidmore, r '40 ia 1 QL. nm v Q? -'-Q.-c:,,,, hnlw kpwkn M M-www 5 William Noverr explains to the second year algebra class the quad- ratic equation of the hperbola graph, q '9?1gu-N .2-v me It-fl 'nn '57 'D' QP CLASS OFFICERS Pres1dent W1111am Gapske Sec retary Nma Albe ra VICS Presldent Mary Ellen McKeon Treasurer . . . Albert Karaba. Uatholio education oonsists essentially in preparing man for what he most he and ior what he has to do here below, in order to gain the snhlirne end ior wlriolr he was oreated. 5 i y 5 cb Y i .gl J by ii Nina Albe ra y L ,h 'Ny ' :Z l ' V' ,yy l i i n .0 Edward Baker , ,g oo y, s- l j . ea . ii y Edward Bates A ii X , f a jyr oee :et y 'I' i Norma Beaton i N ' A' Robert Blazekovic Barbara Bogosoff Beatrice Bogosoff Richard Bond Rose Marie Boone Ronald Bosrock '95 '-ffl' 1 rfb 6 e y David Brockway 3 '3 ' 'Q E A John Butine ,L 5 ig, Anthony Calderone Mary Catherine Callahan Sally Concannon Z y g ' Michael Connoly ' i ' 7 Donald Daniels 5, Lawrence Dawes K y W Dolores Degenhardt . David Dunn 1 M , 5 T4. ,. .A LV A . H .rigfl H ,., , ,,kb K K ,. 1 4 , Vy Francis Fahndrich 'F ei as o fs as t so Caf01Yf1 Faulhabef i D eioaos a 1 i l fa oaii ' e Q D' William Gapski b if a he V, ' B EJ ' 4 1 ' . Gail Garland 'D l B' , cne u i W is L I Marie Grevers ' ' , Ann Heffran Gary Huard David Hutchinson Marlene Jones Albert Karaba Barbara Kerns asf lil '-9 Q l Robert Kerns Mary Ellen Lemrn William MacEwen 45 4, gn- la-X Marsha Melluish Molly McGuire Mary Ellen McKeon Jack McNea Anna Noga William Noverr Margaret Ott Rosalyn Pomeroy James Prill Norma Prince Linda Ret Mary Shellenberger Stephanie Shepard Paul Sims Margaret Tozer Darla Ughetti Stephen Zenk sw err gr., X all Y Q1 2 -ft x 1 ,451 'ii' ' l iill Q ' :af f Wx 534 'Q A Q- 1'- 1 8 'Er W 9 T55 lr, s K NJYW, 93 N-I .4 '- . 9' 450 5-0 A X' If .. .in A kineposidikvglls forth aniffnated dis- cussion ig XJ English, ,S ,L , ,ws , Q, xr, my f if 1 'f M i 7 ' 5 i Z X ' 4 A as .,..nQ.b is ., ,xv The junior boys pre 'f y the distilla- tion of water and dggf ine the weight oflchemical they observe the glory of cheniiggigg ,, l 3 min M GUY? 1 I ai'UTH UNH .IITH Q . ?'-'L I L' FXVH KN T'iFf7i TRJMLIES First year draftsmen learn to place dimensions accurately, Q A ' I Fam xx YKKMSL , . urs -..-nv Ll' la J IMS li7 ',l1'LZl1 , -Y . vu' -1 41-CX fri ....5-n-:--7- i nj-ga - - 'V .gf ruin Q I 'du--,N .. V f -Q lr!- .aw Z D . , J. 4 Q fS1l'i 'i ' ' In studying the Trial Balance , James ,, Baum and Larry Dawes explain to the future bookkeepers the point of error, while Richard Behnke proves it from his 20th Century Bookkeeping. 451+-if i 4 Mr. Reidy tells the Modern History students how the English Govern- ment operates. ,gi . The junior religion throughtfully the Litur i n as Da B111 , 3' y 'il' 7. 4 . ig - 1 X ,v . 'sf .-f' 'X ff N 4 ' kj. Q 45 gan 0I'H0 0IiE CLASS OFFICERS President . Secretary . Vice President , Raymond Perry , Anita Petroshus , , Cecile Hart Treasurer . . David McKa1e By Cathahe education we are enabled te praht from the rieh aeenmulatien wlliell is our seeial heritage tram the past. Q41 in W Ig! ' Ma Mary Ann Baum Joanne Behnke Jill Beley Norma Cull Margaret DiMaria Kathleen Gallagher Cecile Hart Margaret Harvey Mary Lou Hornberger Kathryn Huber Julia Hudon Johanna Karaba Sally Kerns Martha Kuzma Anne MacQueen Carol Ann Maurer Mary Louise McDonald Nancy Mellody Shirley Micklatc he r , Anita Petroshus Janice McKenzie V Martha Rae Gloria Rondeau Barbara Shuckhart Anne Smith Janet Steinbacher Mary Thurtle sf. 3 K 'Qi R, vi OME T0 AILY V ss, In d1ssect1n a fro these biolo ists learn the mar- S S 8 vels of nature, The sophomore gym class IS domg C3llSIhClllCS to develop Lheir muscles, Barbara Shuckhart and Charles Valuzzo locate Caesar's famous divisions of Gaul in modern France, 551 1' Alan Anderson Thomas Fletcher Joseph Galigugh Charles Garland Charles Hollar Philip Hurst Anthony Maletta Kenneth McDonald David McKale Joseph Miller Richard Mulgrew John Pawley Joseph Payer Raymond Perry James Ryan William Skidmore Charles Valluzzo Howard Westrick William Zenk ' 1 fl Q Thomas Anderson if 5' QW 5,5 34 - 'W n u Q K' John Bauy ' A V A SEL ' 1,29 Edmund Bruce A J A j X John Feld 8 ,g C rh K as J ri 'rsl 1 ..,.., A ss rr J f'w my 1- 1 2 9 . if 1 X s A f . f l f A 65 ff l.rr b 'P fy -K 3 hy :W 19 5 X ! A' .' A V 5 1, I f'r- fi I 1 S! in fl MQ In A Y h' X gi Ak , sg , ' 4 1 L f K I 1 yi! ' f A ,I 1 - Q as gi x 'T pn 1 FHFSHMF CLASS GFFICERS Pres1dent Jackson Worsham Secretary AVIS Lee Burns V1ce Presldent Lo1s Zehnle Treasurer . . . Larry Caswell .-K, By means al Cathelie education, our physical, mental, and moral abilities are developed and matured. i A J .fi Ji tea of Q C iil I X fl! 1 Robert Adams Rodney Albert Dale Bordine Trino Bragagnini J it J i 'I R ' sf! y m ,, ' 'Q Q' . M i J -5-gk 1 ,J . :ZT fe' 8 dy tt d 1 o A f lil ' ' i l I ai ' i e id de i J '- . . N A ' i an Je M C J e , 4' ,X ,., V Ai ri. .fjffi I 'ch Ag 4 x W , .wp ggi C 3 ,Y 3? C l 3 S a gsvf Q .Q 'MQ v , 1- , .. ,11:zf',, . , . ai.: ,A , ., r -4 'E H -P' g as 1-ex' l I V ht Abk, I I ,V I HH I . 1:57 N' do X fi W l. James Brockway Jerry Caswell Larry Caswell Thomas Collard Carl DiMaria William Durbin Jerry Engle Kerens Fitzgerald John Gieske Joseph Gieske Paul Kurzmann Leonard Lehmoine Michael McGee William McRae James Melluish James Mulvaine Michael Murray Edward Musser George Orlik Michael Ott Anthony Pattock Thomas Philp Samuel Prince Michael Quartermainn Gerald Reece Michael Ross Robert Rozell David Schmitzer Charles Smyth Richard Thurtle I . N. P QFRAZ Bla 42 1. , iff , f . ll Q Avis Lee Burns Marianne Calderone Patricia Coffman Virginia Comadoll Patricia Danilowicz Carole Guilfoyle Janice Harrison Judith Hoesing Janet Hornberger Donna Jean Keeler Janet Komarck Mary Ann Lillie Barbara Liva Patricia McQuire Sandra McKale JoAnne O'Brien Patricia O'Connell Alice Porter Gloria Prill Judith Reynolds JoAnn Riketts Barbara Roelly Vicki Ann Smith Carol Swonk Joann Tobolski Jacquire Valluzzo Betty Vaughan Sally Yurisich Flora Zande Lois Zehnle 43 .P 'lf 'af 3, 55- , 371535, P' , 1633 5. , , .:.,, 1 fl-111, - 94 I x l-X' fi . X, ' 5 A c f -f , . wr , ff if v K v H J it 4 ,W N iff!-W . 9 ' Q J L. ,Jil - ' 1 IP r' U1 on .T 3 E- U, Eels J :s 3- U1 sv . i J f 2 Q rg A , 0 ttf V 0 2 2' A , ,Q 'rg 'V Zhi g ,et Q . 5 Q '4 9 Q. if A , X 4 AQ QQEJ, tlq M: ,K 15 Su W i , . 'I',,M,1 V'fi ff+ f ' 'W v l Wf 'W' ft ' , ,...,, A M ,f K g?,g,Lv: pics., fl., f, '+V I f ,t ,g,W i,.x.,,,,, ,,,,M f xv 'MW I' 'fc By ' H 4 Eeg 5 if 41. . 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AT THE LEFT Janet Leonard Pat Ziolkowski and Walter Matyasic AT RIGHT Sally Rice Sharon Gaffney Nancy Fiandt and Dick Strole While attending the Catholic Student Press Associa tion Meeting at Nazareth Colle e these seniors learned many helpful hints for eir yearbook, STATUETTE STAFF OF 55 , BACK ROW: Frank Hosh, Business Editorg Walter Matyasic Advertising Editorg Harold Simonds, Photography Editorg Doug- las Neller, Drafting Editorg Nanc Fiandt, Editor: Richard Strole, Editor-in-Chief, Pat Ziolkowski, Art Editorg Janet Leonard, Typing Editor and Sharon Gaffney, Literary Editor. TATUETTE TAFF Richard Strole, Walter Matyasic, Nancy Fiandt and Sharon Gaffney, members of the yearbook staff brought back many ideas, as you can see through these yearbook pages. Through the unceasing efforts of this entire staff, and the co-operation of the enitre senior student body, the Statuette of SS was finally accomplished, -nf QNX The staff members pose for a shot for the year book. FRONT ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Charlene Skidmore, Lois Shuckhart, Barbara Beaton, Sharon Gaffney and Nancy Fiandt. BACK ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Sally Rice, Janet Leonard, Walter Matyasic, Dick Strole and Mike Mon- aghan. staff members Lois Shuckhart and Mike Monaghan sort prized possessions in search of ideas for the year book. 42 l ' In am ., X '4 :agp , 1 f I X I N I -I .5 -. A s V .- mfs-ffis - , w'on1.uFmnQu5wi2 lyry R, y y, N jj , E ,F cffzwny- 1' 1, .,,, A.. TWELVE YEAR STUDENTS SEATED FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Lois Shuckhart, Nancy Fiandt, Betty Butine, Mary Golubic, Helen Wright, STANDING FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: James Mulgrew, Daniel Boone, Walter Matyasic, James Baum, Donald Disbrow, STUDENT COUNCIL SEATED FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: William Skidmore, Barbara Kerns, Carol Swonk, James Baum, STANDING: David Schmitzer, Kathleen Gallagher, Patricia Dunn, 43 vu N SENIOR SODALITY SODALIST FROM LEFT TO RIGHT Betty Butine, Patricia Ziolkowski, Sally Rice, Janet Leonard, 6' . 5 t , ,, V T, 'Qi 3 'Q 5 ' 4 6 '3 is . ,S F . I , g SENIOR ALTAR BOYS FIRST ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Ronald Reichel, James Beley, Arthur Adams, Walter Matyasic. SECOND ROW FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: James Baum, Donald Durbin, Douglas Neller, James Sweet, L v 5 , an 3 ' 2 glans M aw 1 a I A ,N-rv M - .dw-L,,w ,, 33-5E-.sugz f G' - . E - , A - . gy ,M L X w....q,.1a: E,Q, ,,,,,..,. W .wa y ,ag-,, .f K Q 1 , 1 if I , tj i , WPS ,, Sims Alvin Hart and Margaret Tozer pose for a picture after their performance at the Youth Dance at Percy Jones Gymnasium on December 26, 1954, An interested audience looks on as Margaret picks up a handkerchief with her teeth during the Spring Festival . 46 -Ska 'CW J r' SPRING FESTIVAL A ll . A .Nz 'T ' o W .N ,X V1 nf Ex w W Q , yy , 'n 'Q . fm A-' W Y 1: mi' X.- vc J 'F' UWFLAKE FRHLIC The Snow Flake Frolic , sponsored by the Student Council was held at the Elks Temple on December 21, 1954, featuring Stan Main and his orchestra, ,,..v- 4 K I Oh, what a jolly foursome! Think Hard- Oh, Yes! -. , mmmmm boy! Hmm what have WG here- Smile PFGUY 52 XX SW my YN .!' I 5 1 r 3 3 I X Girls will be girls, showing off their formals, Swing your pard 'nerl it UH? A l l Everyone watch thc birdie and say alle-c-c-c-sc! Don't look so downhcartcll, Gale! D13 CQ'1'5a'ge Wg-at In Z' S1-es ting P 1 None of those XO OXLSQ H OWX Dig in! Go J lg' af fgzt k 1 dsl gOOd ,mm we look sharp! In 751 GJ v Wm ,V .,.,,x ,fx'?,5,., iw. Q H .., mxxw Nw L ' Q, K MN S , A - Q u' W 6 , ' lv -, , , .nu QV, 1- ' J. Lf 59 , K -0 M ww, g. ,, 2 ...- bl 1 xy v ,qv f o Cook, 9 Q H -nfl. sim 3' The month of May br1ngs to our m1nds the May PTOCCSSIOH of Mary It 1S 1n thls proces s1on that every chlld 1n Salnt Ph111p s School shows homage to Our Lady by takmg an act1ve, livmg part m the processlonal and Slnglllg her praises as they slowly walk to her flower decked altar The r1tual 15 cllmaxed by placlng on her statue the flowered crown At the crownlng every ch1ld s Z' Children th , grades UIIIH TMA P LA ww! A -F r i 5 5 3 S ' sf , S and eighth W , A Yuletide ww' i 1 5 The fourth and fifth grade ys are d 1 singing uraditiqni 1 Christma carols. 5 e 5 x Ji fe , e 1 p gf i i 1 ,E ::, 1 f 5:1 ,L 5 ,V . I ' fd S e k -- .,.'2 i .. - if I . ' ,Q L ' S gxxk 7. m .1 ' ff ' K . R W 1 f if e if A ' d Q 3? 3 V ., H5 4 lk 4 W I , i e Q -e f ., .Q-Mme .. e . , e l d 'd d 'ed 'JAQG Ll T Q ,zq e L 2 5' e eele ee ,, A l k 5 M 'e' A ..,... --W 1' z - f 1 ' Y 1 t . E ' 1 d 2 1 1 f 7 Q Youthful rixembers of our I play 5 5 A 1 h ' a Christmis Medley, 4 , L 2 q T s T 5: x s . N. we ln . wh , .n.e ? w Q , 5 P E x ,.. W. x -, fngg' .pr Nd. K 'K Q, L. -n -1 3 ri I 1 V we R1 ! I 1 is 1 B S ,Q 3 'I .fn 3 ll K E l W , 1 . N D K i x v Y. Qs If 'ifv' The kings and angels adore the Christ Child as strains of Slumber Thou Beautiful King ring through the air, King Herod played by Bruce Engle and the Three Kings, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jim Mulgrew, James Beley, and Mike Monoghan portray the Herod scene I v Y fx ua QU '3 y s 1 f 6 '., mf: M' Q Q Q asv fimglk fri M 15.9 Q. , I A I s gn.-M 'f ' X: ff 1 P9 5 Q X ' Ei f 'A c Q5 W' ad' If-v if X iq Y . f if Sf- ' div-. , ' x i of , figgfiip: 1 . Yi? Eb M VHS? ,Q 7 I m tzsf52.1i,fyfm.f Uvmamlvm I B1 ' -f. Q AK 3 Nr- 'lk' I Wittiest as ,pw is ? 1 LH '51 i x Best Personality Best Dressed ' if . -- -- f'1fff..m. SL, ,, 2 Q S Y ' F as ff- Abu K L iw 5 kgjjanfz, vr.:,.- :,: ' , K ' Avi. -555131-i'iT '5'1 ' YL' A 1 ' ' K 4 -H - -.A t -x A . ,,,,. i x E :5Jl'FQf'i5 , sx -in ' x Most Most Studious -mf ,f ,,,. '- I i t . .. t fc 5 5 . ' xi 't l Athletic Most Likely to Succeed Hardest Workers ,, 'i!'i' 1. 471, .fv- fall-ff' ,rC,l?x .37 ,N . L- ff AN- vm, .hi- 'I 'V A .ilu Congratulations Jim, to a fine captain. 'I. PHILIP PllIl'l'S IIA IIIIIIT Ilnest Speaker llalpll llnglielmi Remember boys, make the best of your education. ei etre llame A trophy for Skip Adams, the most im- proved football player of 1955. Speakers table. The best of everything, Dan, to a great guy. Assistant Coach, Rick Concannon and Coach Joe Repko distribute the trophies and letters to the football players. Good work, Diz, you're the most to say the least. 64 Good luck, Mike, to St.'Philip's All American guard. ob Kems 1441 :ores against ellevue, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bill MacEwen, Bob Blazekovic, Ron Bosrock, Bob Kerns, 3 W ,A i u k ww- 'M M Ron Bosrock C003 goes through line for short gain, , X A Bill MacEwen is tackling a Jackson back as Mike Monoghan moves in, nw' vw - 252 Tx, ' V ,ff U' , .41'f3'?f at f ' we ' so . v A 1 K Q B ., 'B l .L-A s 2 N 2 W' uni? yu I X' 1 v 3.s.M.f f W 99 'sf 5- 'ff'-':1'::i. . is . , 1 iw- cs -..?'.:f Ron Bosrock calls the signals as the Tigers set for action against Jackson, St, John, Bill Skidmore C805 steals a pass from a St, John end, 2' r, Bob Blazekovis smashes his way for a gain against Kalarnzoo St, Augustine, Little Roy Perry Q75 picks up a block and 15 yards, kisn U E ' Q .. L '- . , 4, 1 aww 4 G, , , . Q ilk, L . gjfgg' wg , . N i f F Q ' - NX 'ii ' .. LU 9 ip gQ A W., an Ang ,,1L -11: - fl' f ' TK' f imw- 1 M. 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If !k Z., , ,V -, , . tg ai? ,. . . Hn Q b B in 'f X if if 'Yf .',-K ,Q K F 4'-' 5 -. NA 1 1. Bruce Engle Dan Boone Tackle End Captain Z. Mike Monaghan A Guard A I 6. Dick Strole , . A End 3. Sklp Adams ' End 7. Jim Beley 4. Jim Reece Back End ,l 8. Ron Reichel Guard Q4 4 '-' 'ga ,. f .1 1 . . 1 7 1 ' I Q i e.n, .f,,,sl...l-gsiflll.,lrl, -+-W LA.a . E. ,,..,,, W.- ,,-3 .ima D-, ... W, M... -. I ,- I 4 - es .. , , . I ze- , ,el - l is A M fl lr Q- Q -1 l I ,. 'Q . L' in? Y rw 4 a E! K 4 rw, ' 1' A 5. Ax 1 7 W I Q M4 K I . .,, x 1 4 B ,I N4 A 150511 'I 5 , E -e H ,. : W I a , 1 .4 lw 2 I I , A I ' f we B l I A I- . '5' ' 5 In ' H.. X9 , J' J x Ak , 3. A - if 5 E 4 I-.J L , . E X ,,,' . . I ,B ' K , V 512' f he-I l . , l 5, A 3 Tigers 1955 STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Manager, I. Worsham, Jerry Reece, I. Melluish, C. DiMaria, M. McGee, A. Anderson. I. Engle, G. 'K Orlik, M. Murray, R. Albert, B. A ams, L. Caswell, M. Ross, S. Prince, manager, and D. Neller, manager. SECOND ROW, LEFT ' TO RIGHT: D. McKale, I. Gallihugh, R. Perry, I. Prill, D. Hutchinson, A. Karaba, L. Dawes, J. McNea, I. Ryan, P. Garland, I. , Berg, B. Noverr, and I. Repko, coach. KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: T. Calderone, B. Skidmore, B. Kerns, R. Bosrock, B. MacEwen, B. apske, D. Dunn, P. Simms, S. Zenk, and I. Baum, manager. SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Adams, D. Strole, I. Beley, Jim 'x.Reece, D. Boone, M. Monaghan, R. Reichel, and B. Engle. L v 'rar rf ' 'IF' 0 - A 59, xv ix , uf 4 150, 'f 2 -nav nl X'- - V. , 24 ' 4- .-. . ,.f. ,H ,RSS F av 1-.Q mvxwm ,www -fr 'Jun 'EX fm- .- R , Y ag I if mi - . Y I M U A . . 1 'Q -K , 5' if 3 . A Q , -0- 44 L 1 3 , ww . 1 sg: - f . ' V f 1 X ' , . - 11 1 'iffvf .1 'lf 1 L , h ' vi ZW if M , , 1, .L ,, Tl. fnafmv in 'T 4 in E32- K , O Lf, ,Q ,. P W, K .- M - . Cray' ' f 5 . Q' W in x k 4 3' f . X,Llf 5 ' l 3,7 W '4f 'f' Jf W if ff lx 3 , A135 5? 2 ' im , 0 ' Q .X . HW, Y E if VI, Q as as H 1 A ' ' K g ' A ' 1 , -- .'fM5fw 'png gr: MA Q ,fm ao V P, 4 if e 'Z as 3 M 15 , 1 'K I V 'K X wk 32 5 Luiderfbyr116iY2i1lnsii5?sEsis ' 'un wwf' -K,b f - 47 1 A 4 Q, Sw 31 'yin ff-gfQgfw, H v 'ELM .1 . -L V L , kflf' - k' ,nl ff b :L , V N 1' ' 5'5 ' U .VL V' A x H ' ' Q' ' 'ff'-fr, ,F ,Z vw 1 M SA , -f f Af- xr K yeW,w? 5 HUMECIIMING QUEEN ' 'af 4 W.A 4 gig ii V, 6' ,, ,,..- . .1 W H I E I ,E rv.. 'Sf fi I 1 ., H I :M 1 ii' ,Q agfg , if Q-.m f ii if Mwy QS Homecoming Day was an occasion to be re- membered by all, Every minute of it from midday to mid- night, was a minute of magic, Pictured on this page are a few of these rich memories, fTopj The senior foot- ball players are danc- ing with the Queen and 3,9 her court, QMiddleJ L, ' Q TO R, : Mary Anne Baum, Rose Marie Boone, Queen: Barbara Beaton, Lois Shuckhart, and Pauicia Dunn, fBottomJ The Queen, court, and attendantsg L,TO R, 1 Celeste Repko, Patricia Steele, and Monica Repko, .-.,,.n --.. W. 1 ii ll G31 'T -.qfjvf 53553 nf-f 5. Bruce Engle, Don Disbrow, and Donald Disbrow Members of the golf team: Larry Dawes, watch as an oppo- practices a putt Donald Disbrow, Ray Perry, nent tees off, before a golf Bruce Engle, Larry Dawes, meet. and Charles Valluzzo, QW'-B-E Q V 5. These intelligent looking seniors, members of the ping-pong team, are posing for a picture, - W mg,Mfw ,W-J was-,,.,,,,3,.Mf,1v-..,,, -,., ,.--m,,s,,lg. ,,:-tf,Wf,,,l- ,.-v,,m sw-N.,,,,,, -f1se,,.f--1 MNf,,1,i,i,w,,. saxswe. .-, at r H ,,.,,., l. .,.. , .mt ,. s.r.,,, ,Q ,.... .,.. , ,..:.,,,s. ,,.,, s ani., 'Mrs ,. .wwf lr ,V .sme:z'::Qf5a:s:f:s. Iim Sweet 151 and Bill Noverr UIQ look on as Bill Burkhead of Battle Creek Central liirs rlic floor in a wild scramble for the hall. 'Xv vu Bruce Engel U21 Bill MacEwen Q45 Art Adams look on while Jim Baum U35 struggles to gain possession of ball. l s L I I l L J il Fl pg 'QF' lr STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Paul Sims, manager, Dick Behnke, Iim Sweet, Bill Noverr, Bruce Engle, Jim Baum, Coach Fran Reidy. KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bob Blazekovic, Bill MacEven, .lim Reece, captain, Don Disbrow, Bill Skidmore, and Skip Adams. s A I X w HHS' 3, EE Bill Noverr QI IJ racks down court to defend against Jackson St Mary 1 xx ? -1 7 rn - . . s ' . , 1 1 4 'Q , qi le.: X iv ,A we 71 ,tl wi V U i Y .yj A , ,. r R 0 s A' N rl 4- 4 Q ii i gl , J 0 O I , e 2 Barbara Charlene Theresa Kerns Skrdmore Krntz Smile as they pose afterour P ll! s NNMMK 42' ff? mg r'-ci lg 5, The cheerleaders Sharon Gaffney, Barbara I are lefr ro right Theresa Kinrz Melluish, and Charlene Skidmore. That's more like ill Now all of them are in the act. They give us a sample of chorus line fight as Tony Calderone rushes out from the side dressed as Juliet, giving them that old go, go, go. n Sould we start? Marsha Melluish seems to ask the others, left to right, Theresa The varsity cheerleaders form a circle as they do, Coach, team, pep, steam Kintz, Stephanie Shephard, Barbara Kerns, Charlene Skidmore, and Sharon Gaffney. Leading the cheers which spurred the team to victory are left to rightg Barbara Kerns, Stephanie Shephard, Charlene Skidmore, Theresa Kintz, Marsha Melluish and Sharon Gaffney. Wally Matyasic smiles as he leaves for Bellevue with the varsity cheerleaders. Our reserves left to right. Io Ann Karaba, Barbara Shuckhart, Mary Lou Hornberger, Penny Maur, Janet Steinbacher and Sally Kerns, smile as they begin their cheer. X mans WALTBB,MATYASIB BBNALB BBIBBBL BIBBABBSTBBLB BETTY BUTINB BARBARA BBATBN JUNIUR-SENIUR mom HY! .IUNIURS , X i. .19 .LN5 xy, , I, ww, ' Q r .. X SENHIRS a-a What do you know, our seniors can sing! What are you scared for, Dick? H Nw And Miss Joan Mangan, what are you dreaming about? hmmm? 'Q x -,- 54 1 K .f fl M. N .QW ' . Hel. . V A V Mr ,A ' Qi' 'Q' 1 YN if The Library Association sponsored the seniors graduation break- fast which was held at the Post Tavern. 85 J nu ' m,,, X s .f.-,.5:KQfw.' 4, ' for Q-its fi ff, . -Q' QL sllr' 1-15,4 s......,..' Reverend Gerald A, Owens extends a firm handshake as he presents Diana Albera with highest scholastic honors, WV, ga , . H Aix ,f 4 Zu' it i l Q.- , s ,, I 1 A V. AEQLVA 5. I I L: X . , ofa 1 1 Graduation from a Catholic high school puts a young man and young woman well on the way to an adequate education physical, mental, culteral, technical, moral and religious, Aman YY if 1 ,Q as K ADVERT! I G Our advertising manager, Walter Matyasic shakes hands with Sharon Gaffney and congratulates her on her team's fine work in tying his team which was ahead in the advertising contest most of the way. Also pictured are, top salesmen Qfrorn left to rightly Bruce Engle, Walter, Frank Hosh, Sharon, Lois Shuck- hart, Nancy Fiandt, Sue Ellen Hickey, and Patricia Dunn. The Statuette Staff dedicates this page to them and says Nice work ! 4 3 if. ff. i Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev. Mr. PATRO James O'Meara Charles J. Crowley Fr. Adolph Oser Julius L. Hengesbach SL Mrs. Arthur Adams Augusta Market Barbara Marie Barsic Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. SL Mrs. Edward Bate 8a Mrs. Edward J. Baum 8rMrs. N. L. Beaton SL Mrs. Paul H. Behnke Richard Behnke Q . Mrs. June O. Beley Q i .N Mrs. Jewel Boone n fl 5 si 5' N Mr. 8L Mrs. Oscar C. Borgerson Jr. .E,. J buqz .iv J ,ir Miss Frances Britvec if i'i ff ' Mr,'8r Mrs. John F. Butine J If ' Miss Bernice Clark J Mr. 8a Mrs. Donald Disbrow, Sr. Mr, Sr Mrs. J. M. Dunn Mr. 84 Mrs. Donald R. Durbin Mr. 8a Mrs. James Engle Mr, KL Mrs. L. S. Fiandt Mr. gc Mrs. Mike Funtek Mr. 8a Mrs. Frank Golubic Mr. Kr Mrs. John J, Golubic Charles Grevers Mr. SL Mrs. Russel M. Hickey Mr. 84 Mrs. Joseph Hosh Mr. 8a Mrs. Steven Hosh Mr, Steven Hosh, Jr. Mr. 8a Mrs. E. Keeler Mr. 8s Mrs. Paul V. Kintz Robert Knight Miss Elizabeth Komarck Mr. SL Mrs. Mr. 8a Mrs. Mr. 84 Mrs. Mr. 8a Mrs. Mr. dz Mrs. Felix Komarck, Sr. John Koviach Charles Lawrence Anton Matyasic Frank P. Miller Mr. Stanley J. Miller Mr. SL Mrs. George H. Monaghan Mr, 81 Mrs. F. Jack Neller Mrs. Lucille Reece Mr. dc Mrs. Nicholas Reichel Mrs. Marie Rice Mrs. Amelia Sabolic Mr. SL Mrs, Harry F. Schmitzer Mr. 8L Mrs. Paul Shuckhatt Mr. SL Mrs. R. A. Simonds Mr. 8a Mrs. William Skidmore Mr. 8a Mrs. Henry Strole Mr. 8: Mrs. John Sweet Dr. R. C. Valluzzo Mr. 8r Mrs. William J. Wright fiaxxxi Mr, Mike Yakin George A. Zindler, M.D. .J :'ff:::... ., K' Lfkzzzif be K X WX Day lk 17 -X YQ - il Graduation 5 1, nf at 7 , ig Q - , I N -B for many young women means the beginning of a new life in the busi- ness world. Telephone work is interesting, im- portant work, and the pay is good. If you're looking for a worthwhile job, why not call WOodward 5-9952 for an appointment? MICHIGAN IELI. TELEPHONE COMPANY A Good Place to Work Congratulations Seniors AUGUSTA CLEANERS 303 E. Michigan Phone 2-3006 Augusta, Michigan Congratulations And Best Wishe s To St. Philips Seniors JOS. C. GRANT COMPANY The Place To Go--- For The Labels You Know BATTLE CREEK IRON AND METAL COMPANY Wholesale Dealers In Waste Materials 69-81 South Kendall Street Battle Creek, Michigan Phone 5109 Congratulations Seniors SULLIVAN MILK PRODUCTS Delicious Milk Products and Ice Cream 47 Kalamazoo St. Phone WO 4-7177 Congratulations to the Seniors of St. Philip High School KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Congratulations to the Seniors of 55 47 E. Jackson St. Battle Creek, Mich. HUMPHREY ALUMINUM STORM WINDOW AND DOOR FABRICATORS QSELF-STORINGD Representative Irving R. Weddel Phone 4-0577 Congratulations from L. W. ROBINSON'S of Battle Creek, Michigan Best Wishes to the Class of 1955 GEORGE W. BOND Realtor 61 W. Fountain Street Battle Creek, Michigan Phone WO 23375 The Supreme in Ice Cream is found at BIG DIPPER DAIRY BAR HEBBLE FUNERAL SERVICE F. R. Thomas, Owner Phone WO 5-5145 123 W. Michigan Avenue The Class Of 1955 PHELPS WAGNER BUILDERS A11 Types Of Bu11d1ng Factory Mamtenance and Alterations 731 Cap1ta1 N E Phone WO 2-2277 Battle Creek M1Ch1gan Best Wishes To the Graduates of 1955 MARY BARTON INSURANCE 24 Kingman Bldg. Battle Creek, Mich. Phone WO 3-1565 Congratulations to the Class of 55 from SHANE'S VARIETY Congratulations Clas s of '55 LUIGI AND ALBERTO'S Corner of Goguac and 20th Ph. WO-2.-6657 Monday through Friday 6 A. M. to 12 P. M. Saturday: 11 A. M. to L2 P, M. Sunday: Clo s e d Congratulations Seniors CENTRAL MICHIGAN PRESS, INC 1320 E. commbia Battle Creek, Mich. Congratulations and B est Wi shes To sr. Ph11ip's seniors JOS. C. GRANT CO. The Place To Go. . . For The Labels You Know Congratulations . to the Class of 1955 BODINE CLEANERS WO 47233 36 Capital N. E. Battle Creek, Michigan Congratulations to Class of 1955 STARK RESTAURANT Compliments of EQUIPMENT 10 West State St. Battle Creek, .Michigan Congratulations to Class of 1955 SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. 107 W. Michigan Ave. Battle Creek, Mich. ED. SAMPSON COMPANY Battle Creek, Michigan Best Wishes to the Class of 1955 SCHLORF'S SERVICE STATION 475 Main Battle Creek, Michigan Phone WO 3- 3480 Congratulations Senior s B. C. SCHUEMAN N Lather and Plaster Contractor 2510 Dickrnan Road Battle Creek, Michigan Good luck to the seniors of St. Philip SPEED'S HANGOUT 643 capitai s. W. congramiauons seniors SWANK'S FURNITURE Drive out and save Compliments of STANLEY. HOME PRODUCTS, INC. Best Wishes Beauty Culture Assures You a Lifetime Profession From , Security and Success VERONA Complete Training at HOME LAUNDRY 748 Capital Ave. N. E. Wash your duds in our Suds LAKEVIEW LAUNDRY 588 Capital Ave. S. W. Complim ents of TED'S DEPT. STORE AND RESTAURANT 217 Webster St. Augus ta Michigan WRIGHT BEAUTY ACADEMY 73 1fZ W. Michigan Phone WO 5-9232 Best Wishes Compliments of THOMPSON MARKET in Lakeview Gurden P. Thompson We wish you Health and Happiness! SHANE'S The Smartest Clothes in town! Compliments of JACK SHARKEY RECREATION W. G. Ganka, Mgr. 61 S. McCarn1y St. Battle Creek, Michigan -gpg , g , ,,... . .. . . --.mssfssilffif . 1. .. Mgr .1 .Aww . .... ,..,, ,E .,,- . .W -- 1 ' ff: 11..:'3'c5ggs.1 f1 ..'iwif:. Q . , ff ,, .' , .,, ,fwlgl 1,1 ,HL -, -Mil.. ? '- ' TJWE, 4 A as 5 4 SEE at fi eggs Q 6 53 fi ,W l is .IM 5 ? M 3 if : Ev V ' . - -. -ggfg:-f1,ee5 2 ' L :I ybfi.. X. A 15 -52335 . :' fi5Ef5l - it 'if e H V V sn get v f is req. A 1 at t, . r . KL B ! - f . -..' wi'-1 K W . . gs WMF 1 S 5 Q im., .,.,. . . ., .. V . . ...ri R .- . wif fm.,fw .71 , K f fl- P Q, tiff . M , - .f wf1ff.fs-am .s ., .. 1 wh ' 1 f--. ,:..-..- fr. 15 . .f fr gg'- 'swf--212' gm-11: f -. - 4 irs. A risi 'A ' fi n 'f A -f,, ,:i5'i5i?QEi.i 151' 'a ira . Uiilf gi ' rss Congratulations to the Class of 55 STEVE'S GROCERY Barbara and Steve Zidarovich Propr. Beer and Wine Groceries Fruits and Vegetables 1399 E. Michigan Phone WO 2-6311 Battle Creek, Michigan Compliments of SKATELAND ARENA 7009 - 7th Ave. Battle Creek, Michigan Congratulations t Our Compliments S6ni01'So0f 1955 to From The Senior Class of 1955 KNAPPEN RECREATION CLUB MILLING COMPANY Augusta, Mi chi gan Congratulations to the Class of 1955 75 First St. - Battle Creek, Michigan Stanley J. Miller Manager Congratulations Seniors KERR'S Appliances THE JUVENILE Sporting Goods Hardware 4 capirai N. E. G? ,Wtare Phone wo 2-3815 am s . . - B 1 k, h 503 E. Michigan Ave. att e Cree Mm lgan WO 2-7583 Good Luck Congratulations from McSHERRY Semors DRUG STORE THE JEWEL BOX Battle Creek, Michigan Best Wishes Seniors MAYO'S J EWELERS 93 W. Michigan Phone WO 8-8244 Battle Creek, Michigan 5 E. Michigan Ave. Phone WO 55832 Open 8 A. M. to 10 P. M. Pr e s criptions Best Wishes To The Class of 55 BILBIA MARATHON SERVICE North Ave at Calhoun Phone WO 59620 CONGRATULATIONS MAX HUBER Crosley Philco Bendix Appliances 682 W . Michigan Congratulations to the Class of 1955 CAMERON'S WALLPAPER AND PAINT COMPANY 20 Capital S. W. Phone 3-5736 Battle Creek, Michigan f Edward F. Gapske . . M ' C.i' Owner 9 , V Vg Ali KKILJ V? C. Phone wo 2-vozz A , Q if Tig V 1 h ci 5. rf fe . Congratu ations to t e ass i' NL Z, A - of 155 Compliments A. W. WALSH CO. LORING STUDIO 63 Capital Ave. S. W. Battle Creek, Mich. Phone Wo-8-815 Compliments of ZENK HARDWARE Sport Goods Kitchenware 478 Main Phone 2-5672 Joe Zenk and George Zenk Congratulations Seniors WHITE'S BEAUTY SHOP Michigan National Bank Building Battle Creek, Michigan Congratulations Seniors WAITE SELF SERVICE HARDWARE 405-407 Capital Ave. N. E. Phone WO 2-4013 Compliments of BERT H. WELCH Realtor Battle Creek, Michigan Congratulations And Best Wishes From PLAXTON COAL CO. Congratulations Seniors of St. Philip High School ADAIR'S NECCHI ELNA SEWING CIRCLE 145 W. Michigan Ave. Phone Wo. 37323 Best Wishes Seniors PARSONS 81 HOLMBERG Heating 81 Air Conditioning 6266 E. Jackson St. Phone WO 2-9585 Compliments of NEALE'S APPAREL SHOP M3 M , W. A - 5 i,,. . '.Ri Apparel for Juniors, Misses --!'m-- ., - gi . i 1 ' J and Half S ize s we ,gi ,,.,,,,1,4 ,-h'Ik - ':-h -V 11 1X2 No. McCamley St. Wolverine Federal Tower Battle Creek, Michigan Good Luck Seniors MEISTERH EIMS Tobacconist and Soda Fountain 5 W. Michigan Ave Battle Creek, Michigan Best Wishes To the Class of 1955 MILLER JEWELERS A Square Deal Always 36-W. Michigan Battle Creek, Michigan Compliments of MERRILL PARK GREENHOUSES Lee and Dick Erard, Proprs. Floral Designs and Potted Plants Cut Flowers for all Occasions Flowers by Wire 47 Avenue C. at 12th Phone 2-2534 Battle Creek, Michigan Compliments of MAY'S MARKET Groceries-Meats- Fruits-Vegetables P Open Weekdays 9 A. M. to 7 P. M, Sundays 9 A. M, to 2 P, M, 110 N. Division Battle Creek, Michigan Best Wishes From CAPITAL FOOD SHOP Best Wishes Groceries-Meats-Vegetables 222 SW' Capital CENTRAL mor-u s. METAL Co. Phone WO 2-7707 Don L. Jose, Propr. Congratulations class of 55 CENTRAL ELECTRIC COMPANY COVEY'S PHARMACY Phonogr-aph Records Your Friendly Drug Store ' Prescriptions Hotpoint Applianc e s Drugs 21 Capital N. E. 420 Capital Avenue N. E. Battle Creek, Michigan Phone WO 2-1314 Congratulations and Success To The Class of 1955 Compliments Of A Friend CAPITAL AVENUE Phone WO 24422 CANDY COMPANY 284 Capital Ave S. W. Battle Creek Congratulations to the C0mP1iment5 of senior Class of 1955 EVANS INSURANCE THE ENQUIERER AND NEWS so 1f2 capitai N. E. Phone wo 3-4902 Battle Creek, Michigan Battle Creek, Miilhigan Congratulations to the Congratulations to the Class of '55 Class Of '55 THE GRAHAM ELECTRIC CO. FRANCIS GREENSMITH Yeur Crosley Dealer The Best in Flowers Sales and Service 295 Emmet Phone 2-2314 20 Capital N, E. Phone WO 4-7787 Battle Creek, Michigan Battle Creek, Michigan ELMER LANE C ompliment s of HANNAH'S CEMENT ','Just Insurance l020 North Raymond Road Phone WO 2-5555 Battle Creek, Michigan Phone WO 8'8151 i Battle Creek, Michigan Compliments of LYONIS Congratulations Sundries -Vitamins -Soda Bar Express Money Orders Package Liquor Dealer Mixers ' 482 Main KIRBY SHOE STORE Phone 9404 or 2-5686 Battle Creek, Michigan . the class of 1955 Best Wishes Seniors Best Wishes LAKEVIEW HARDWARE AND SUPPLY COMPANY, INC, Seniors KARMELKORN SHOP Wholesale and Retail General Hardware-Sporting Goods h A Battle Creek, Michigan 660 Capital S. W. Phone WO 2-7565 BRIGGS' South side Drive In Congratulations ------ Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1955 COLES Battle Creek and Lakeview I First Self Serve In Lakevlew Drug Store I ' 584 Capital S. W. - Battle Creek, Mich. Men S Wear BOYS Wear Good Luck BOB'S SHELL SERVICE Specialists in Lubrication Best Wishes to The Class of 1955 MICHIGAN METAL PRODUCTS U wo 24-593 117 Main sr. Best wishes class 55 BIVENS 1 PHARMACY g 103 Calhoun St. Battle Creek, Michigan Battle Creek, Michigan Best Wishes to the class of 55 BATTLE CREEK FEED 81 GRAIN 772 Emmett St . Battle Creek, Michigan FELIX-J. BROWN 81 SONS Raynor Overhead Doors Electric Operators Panel Fold--House Doors A-Tait Buck REALESTATOR 112 Main Ph. wo 2-8521 Best Wishes Seniors BATTLE CREEK COACH Avoid Parking Worries Ride the Coaches C Omplime nt s of ADDIES DRIVE-IN U Delicious Hot Dogs, Bar B-Q, Hamburgers French Fried Onion Rings A Treat To Eat Thick Malteds Good Luck to the Seniors HERMANN TYPEWRITER SERVICE, INC. PET SUPPLIES CANARIES - P TROPICAL AND GOLD FISH D. M. AGNEW CO DEPENDABLE FUEL Headquarters for all makes - of portables typewriters. 119 W. Michigan Ave. WO 2-8547 Good Luck HAMILTONS COFFEE RANCH 30 Capital Ave N. E. W. B. Scott 55 E. MICHIGAN AVE. BATTLE CREEK, MICHIGAN GARDEN ATND FLOWER SEEDS FEHTILIZERS - INSECTICIDES Best Wishes to The Class of 1955 AGIN GRAIN co. 303 Post Building Battle Creek, Michigan Best Wishes THE HART HOTEL Battle Creek, Michigan To The Class of '55 Our Congratulations ALBION BEVERAGE CO. 65 Green Battle Creek, Michigan PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS PRESCRIPTION APOTH. Speaker Just Prescriptions On your Doctor Phone 6118-Free Delivery Congratulations Clas s of 1955 AMOS H. STEVENS CO. 10 W. Michigan Ave. Where the Good Clothes Come From Seniors of 1955 Best of Luck in all your Undertakings KAPP CLOTHING CO. 11 E. Michigan Phone WO 4-7413 Battle Creek, Michigan C ornpliment s of BATTLE cnsex aus TERMINAL 127 E. Michigan Ave. Battle Creek, Michigan R. W. Rice Manager Congratulations Class of '55 SEEDORFF SEED AND PET STORE Howard A. Wolf, owner 45 Capital Ave. N. E. Phone WO 47323 Compliments of MILLER'S KIBBLES AND MILLER'S DOG MEAL 60 E. State St. Phone WO 2-9564 Battle Creek, Michigan Congratulations to the Class of '55 THE J. B. ALLEN INSURANCE AGENCY Dependable Insurance Agents for Citizens Mutual Auto Ins. Co. 142 W.' Van Buren Phone 5-5156 Battle Creek, Michigan Congratulations from EDWARD BAUM INS-URANCE AGENCY Battle Creek, Michigan Best Wishes to the Class of '55 TELE-VIEW Television Service Dick Hann John Kipp 209 W, Columbia Battle Creek, Michigan Phone WO 40945 Congratulations Class of 1955 BATTLE CREEK GLASSWORKS Plate and Window Glass Auto Glass Installed Re silvering 560 W. Michigan Wishing You Succ es s Compliments of ROMA CAFE Open 7 Days Enjoy a good meal of steaks, chops, ravioli and spaghetti also pizza pie. 217 W. Michigan Ph. WO 8-6377 Beer ---- Wine ---- ' Good Food Compliments to the Seniors of 55 TRUMBULL SERVICE North Ave. at Calhoun Dial WO 2-4043 Where one call does it all Congratulations to the Class of 55 WHITE HOUSE ICE CREAM CO.- Quality Chekd. Ice Cream Battle Creek Michigan Phone WO 5-5111 Congratulations to The Class of 1955 J. AND S. GROCERY Jos. Markovich Propr. Beer and Wine Groceries, Fruits Best Wishes to the Seniors of '55 POST TAVERN 67 W. Michigan Battle Creek, Michigan Compliments to the Seniors of 55 MAC K'S GARAGE 2.637 Dickman Road GMC Trucks d V bl 'Wm an1002i?2t es Sales and Service Phone wo 2-1527 wily' Battle Creek, Michigan Battle Creek, Michigan Phone WO 24097 Wn...,..-W i w Congratulation tO The class of 1955 BEHNKE TRUCK 8. WAREHOUSES Our Best Wishes and Congratulations To the Seniors of St. Philip High School Best Wishes and Congratulations VALVE DIVISION to the Class of 1955 EATON MANUFACTURING CO SECURITY NATIONAL BANK Ear' 2 Beffef Bmawd- A Xie! Keffer Jfffjdf X KW , N , 0 X I7054 J POS TOASTIES ' POST'S 402, BRAN FLAKES ' GRAPE:NUTS FLAKES ' SUGAR KRIINIKLES UGAR CRI RAISIN BRAN - GRAP WHEAT MEAL - POST-TENS T RICH MANUFACTURING CORPORATION Best Wishes J. M. DUNN Specializes in Cabinet Work Z8 Avenue B Phone WO Z-9727 Compliments of SWONK'S GREENHOUSE Flowers for A11 Occasions 84 Goguac St. Battle Creek, Michigan Best Wishes To The Seniors From The ALUMNI EMPLOYEES or I , woLvEIuNE INSURANCE COMPANY Congfatulatlons to the AND . f FEDERAL LIFE AND CASUALTY Semof Class 0 1955 CQMPANY I-IosI-I's GRILL 34 Capital Ave. N. E. Battle Creek, Michigan Phone WO 59393 Best Wishes To The Members of the 1955 Graduating Class THE FARLEY FUNERAL HOME Clyde B. Schimmel Co-partner and Manager Capital at Adams Battle Creek, Michigan C ompliment s of HUNTER PRELL COMPANY Battle Creek, Michigan Phone WO 2.-7538 C ongratulations Senior s WATTLES HARDWARE COMPANY Wholes ale Retail Phone WO 5-5723 100 W. Michigan Battle Creek, Michigan I I -lllillll Fllllllf 11- 'H 75- GII4 an I-7833 fe ' U Q, uns BRIJCKWAY MDTDR SALES uno nun Fon Llll 791 w. VAN Bunmu - !A1'l'l.t Duane. Munn. Office Phone: WO 2- 3663 HOLMES FORD offers Americas most popular car Battle Creeks Oldest Dealership 149 E. Michigan Battle Creek, Michigan Ford Cars-Trucks-Parts C ornplirnent s of STIMAC GROCERY 887 East Michigan Avenue When you think of Home Furnishings . . . think of Ruble's. , . RUBLE'S, INC. 45 E. Michigan Ph. 31521 Compliments of REICHERD STEEL Congratulations SHAW FUNERAL HOME R. J. Callahan F. E. Shaw, Jr. 121 Capita1Ave. , N. E. Congratulations to The Class Of 1955 MICHIGAN TILE AND TERRAZZO CO. Phone WO 2-2672 197 N. 20 St. Battle Creek, Michigan Louis Ret Ted Zande I .., Congratulations to the Class of '55 BAILEY PARK SUPER MARKET 139 Capital Ave. N. E. Phone WO-4- 1263 Quality Meats and Groceries Beer and Wine to Take Out Felix and Teresa Komarck Propr. Best Wishes For Success MURRAY ENGINEERING CO. Heating and Air Conditioning Contractors 482 W. Michigan Phone WO -8616 Battle Creek, Michigan Best Wishes To The Class of 1955 PHELPS-WAGNER BUILDERS Battle Creek, Michigan Congratulations to the Seniors PAUL R. BUTTON Men's Wear Phone WO Z-2820 12 W. Michigan Battle Creek, Michigan Compliments of BATTLE CREEK GRAVEL CO Ready Mix Concrete Washed Sand and Gravel 3800 Dickrnan Road Battle Creek, Michigan s g,,O t v . C- 6 Us C I 'Q Lx - i Congratulations Every One of You! You know, neighbors can feel pretty proud of each other-when one of them has done something special. Well, the folks at Kellogg's think of you as a neighbor-and boys and girls, we're iust plain proud of you- Proud of all the fine, intelligent work you've done. So, if you'lI let us spell it out again, like we said up there on the top of the page-CONGRATULATIONS! In fact, that goes double from the Kellogg Company. fwffffff OF BATTLE CREEK Congratulations Seniors of 1955 CLARK EQUIPMENT COMPANY INDUSTRIAL TRUCK DIVISION Congratulations and Good Luck Battle Creek IMPERIAL TILE AND CARPET COMPANY Michigan 450 West Van Buren Battle Creek, Michigan Phone WO 2-4001 1 Fwwjpdfw Ng ,, , 54. WW 'Lffwx wwf 1 Wf1 5W' ,ig , X- ' H maljoflwq' 4 QMZWSQ 9' J? WLWLDWILLIAMSX WMM fx. WffjWg0,w W f ' ' Mm wf'V W 5393155 M STUDIO wiv , Wgglgzggligiferclafxigfg M Q J GRAPH5 MMV ?ZCaPita11gE. AL S MZ WW X. A B1tf1eC1-eek,Miijnewoz-9616 MW! XSN aging f'54!74N 2 3 WN Q ,QAMLQ S ,H f'W9 'v ' QW . 1 jp -E in T35 Sa S S 533 3 f Km' - if X TIQONQS rwjlfzgffw W ff?rff'3WS' MMA X JW Xi R I, QQ O'7'Lff f'5?9j 7g??5S5fi 'fr si Mm iam QXQ '77 A W! 2., WMM' g' fy W 3 WEN We 'yy ff'l3 ?5W f f . .r . V , , , ,Wi A 5' 'Q' Q iffy ' M W WP if ,K ,,,ff+ W aff L M . J cff'4 ,,h, f,',fwL+4f W- f.f.,,,f4M7M J,J,wv?4 W 53 Q EH A E35 N r l, 4 vvv. 1 l V- -. 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