St Stephens Academy - Academician Yearbook (Port Huron, MI)

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The Portal From left to right — (Top Row) — Nelson Debien, Virgil Benenati, George Minnie, William Stringer, Shirley Rondeau, Wilson Glaab, and Jack Way ant. Second Row — John Beeler, Robert O’Brien, Jack Courtney, John Steinborn, and Kenneth Cristner. Third Row — lone Hebard, Alice Minnie, Madeline Kinert, Olive Hebard, Kathleen Radey, Frances McPhee, Agnes O’Rourke, Rita Marx, Ruth O’Connor, Martha Netter, Janet McEachern. Fourth Row — Everine Bezenah, Norma Carey, Elizabeth Carey and Dorothy Schwitzke. Those sitting are — Jane Stringer, Jane Britz. Francis Graziadei, and Daniel Karl. FRESHMEN ROOM 203 OFFICERS President ------ Francis Graziadei Vice-President ------ Daniel Karl Secretary - - - - - - - - Jane Britz Treasurer ------ Jane Stringer PRESIDENT’S ADDRESS As we look back over our first year in High School, we are perhaps a little pleased with ourselves that it did not turn out worse. It was all new and we had many problems to meet which did not arise in the grammar grades. We met them squarely and have, I feel, a good start towards a happy High School career. Let the same good spirit of cooperation towards our school and each other tide us over each of the years of our High School period. Page Twenty

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From left to right — (Top Row) — John Varty, Fredrick Kaupp, Joseph Wymen, James Mason, Edward Platzer, Arnold Glombowski, Janies Studer. Second Row — Clarence La Londe, Edward Miner, William Innis, Frank Dunn, Edward Jones, John Barry, William Bechercr. Joseph Gillet. Third Row — Katherine McCormick, Edna Bleau, Shirley Sharrow, Frances La- Fevre, Margaret Minnie, Catherine Brady, Julia Ganhs, Bernadine Stanley, Helen Hibye, Elizabeth Schwitzke, Marie Bonney, Margaret Houle, Mary Duhig, Mary Roche. Fourth Row — Josephine Woods, Jean Mara. Madeline O’Brien, Elizabeth Stein- born, Evelyn O’Rourke, Marjory Sheehan, Mary Graziadei, Agnes Conway, Marie Noel, Margaret Kennedy, Loretta Miner, Charlotte Bezenah, Anne Ward. Fifth Row — Rose Marie Schwab, Betty Patton, Alice Cameron, Elizabeth Kirckoff, Ruth Leahy, Jean Chase, Nelda Noffs, Albert Osterle, Irene Lewendowski, Mary Addison, Martha Sullivan, Marguerite Mason, Doris Cote, Elizabeth F rumveller. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President ------- Nelda Noffs Vice-President ----- Albert Oesterle Secretary ------- Jean Chase Treasurer ----- Irene Lewendowski PRESIDENT’S ADDRESS The Sophomore Class has the record of being the largest single class to enter St. Stephen’s tenth grade. “Quality not quantity is our watchword.’ ' We have proven our motto many times, and surely if we continue the same fine spirit of co- operation in the future that we have shown in the past we can be the largest and the finest spirited class St. Stephen School has ever graduated. We do not claim to be the brightest, nor the most talented, but we do hope to achieve the distinction of realizing better than any other class, what the true spirit of a Catholic High School should be, and maintaining through this realization the traditions for which St. Stephen School has always stood. Page Nineteen

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The Portal Left to Right — (Top How) — Paul Tetreau, Leo Zimmer, Loren Relken, Clifford DeMars, Joseph Wellman, Charles Letzgus, Wilfred Moser. Second Row — George LaVigne, Jack Gerber, Wilson McGill, William Ainsworth, Jack O’Hara, John Dolan, Lawrence Noffs, and Edward Armstrong. Third Row — Mary Eren, Betty Nienstedt, Madeline Karrer, Agnes Heaney, Olive Fish. Madonna Burleigh, Helen Smith, Marie Young, Alfreda Zimmer, Mar- garet Gorham. Standing — Mary Ryan, Marion Barzone. Seated — Margaret Kearns. Dorothy Becherer, Thomas Brophy, Floyd Bernard. FRESHMEN ROOM 207 OFFICERS President ------ Floyd Bernard Vice-President ----- Dorothy Becherer Secretary ------- Thomas Brophy Treasurer ------ Margaret Kearns PRESIDENT S ADDRESS After nine short years of school life, our class is soon to be the proud possessor of the title “Sophomore.” We will rejoice on this our tenth anniversary of our enrollment, but this promotion should also arouse serious thought of our life after graduation. Then we will have to show’ forth the excellent training we have received at St. Stephen ' s. We should therefore use these few remaining years in an endeavor to prepare ourselves for our start in real life. Come on students, it’s only fair that we should do this, for it will partially repay our teachers as well as parents for all the sacrifices and work they have done for us. Page Twenty-one