St Thomas High School - Thomasonian Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1955 volume:

ASU Pubhshed by the Class of 1955 Detro1t M1ch1gan of St. Thomas High School ? Theme The Teen Agers are the preclous human mater1al out of wh1ch we must fashion a stronger and b e t t e r world These w o r d s of Father Dan1el A Lord are amost f1tt1ng 1IltI'Odl1Ct10I1tO Youth whlch 15 the theme of our yearbook Yes, the youth of today IS the parent of tomorrow The youth of today IS the c1t1zen of tomorrow A youth of today IS the presldent of tomorrow So much depends on whether these youths of today w1ll be worthy adults The1r ch1ldren's happ1ness w1ll depend on them The1r Judgment 1n votmg And f1nally a whole country and even ma.ny nat1ons w1ll depend on one of our youths who w1ll someday occupy the Whzte House Many people worry about the state the world will be 1n, when these headllne hoodlums' take over They seem to forget about the back page heroes' and the present day Abe Lmcolns who are try1ng to rect1fy some of the harm done by their wayward brothers and s1sters The world has no more to worry about 1n today's youth than It had 1n ye s te rd ay s the present day youth Just rece1ves more bad publ1c1ty than those in the past Therefore, It can safely be saxd Youth is Amer1ca's rxchest hentage ' 2 H - ' Il I1 I: ' ' , . community's prosperity will depend on their ' 2 ' H ' I , . . . , . 1 a , a n . . , . . . , Dedication And when he fell in whirlwind, he went down As when a lordly cedar. green with boughs, Goes down with a great shout upon the hills And leaves a lonesome place against the sky. Edwin Markham Y, tv' FATHER LORD 1888 1955 Youth does not forget such devotlon and sacr1f1ce as Father Lord dtsplayed tn spend1ng hts l1fe helpmg teenagers come nearer to G od We therefore dedxcate thls book, although a poor and l.I'lS1gH1f1C3.l'lt accompllshment, as our grateful trubute to h1m Through It we thank h1m for h1s ab1l1ty to understand and solve our problems h1s mspxratton of youth to holler l1v1ng h1s example of balance between the 1nte rlor l1fe and one s profess1on h1s Optlmlsm m bel1ev1ng that men and women can change the world h1s love for h1s fellow men h1s lectures, books pamphlets plays and songs, leadmg to a deeper knowledge of Our Lord Jesus Chrlst We also offer h1m the greatest trxbute of all a constant str1v1ng for perfectton and 1nsp1r1ng others wxth h1s ldeals 3 x f ,X , , . . . .. . . . , . , , . INTRODUCTION ADMINISTRATION SENIORS UN DERCLASSMEN STUDIES ATHLETICS ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVITIES SENIOR SCRAPBOOK FRIENDS 81 PATRONS CONTENTS W Rt Rev Msgr StanleyS Skrzyck1, L L D Our Pastor Our beloved Monslgnor w1ll stand out 1n our mem orxes as a symbol of lxght and hope We shall always be grateful to you, Monsxgnor for maklng our educatlon at St Thomas poss1ble Through your constantefforts you have prepared us for our lxfe xn th1s world and 1n the next As we travel along the road of llfe we w1l1 always remember you mn our prayers May God bestow an abundance of I-hs graces on you and may your reward 1n Heaven be great 6 -R J I 1' . 1 'E . ,ffl ! Our Assistant Prlests Rev Thaddeus WYDIIBWSKI An outstandlng personahty Father Ted has been an 1n sp1rat1on to the Sen1ors 1n h1sRel1g1on IV class S1ncer1ty humllxty and awarm sense of humor are hxs d1st1ngu1sh1ng attrxbutes On the sports field as well as 1n the classroom he IS a promment flgure Father Wypxjewslu str1ves constantly to tmprove the athletxc program of our school Rev Raymond Ellls Though qu1et 1n peech and manner the forceful leader sh1p of Father Ellis has mspmred many a doubtful soul Father Ray IS the type of person who always has a tender smile and an encour aglng word for those who call upon h 1 m for assistance Rev Ladlslas Boruwskl Afrxendly smile and a joke 18 Father B1ll's way of starting each new day. He is a capable mstructor and a favorite among the Jun1ors m Religion III. Hms cheerfulness and sparklmg sense of humor make h1m a frxend of every student in the high school. 7 l I .. . . 1 1 ' ' ! 7 ' 7 Y . . . . ..S - . . . . OUR ALMA MATER We, the class of 1955, say farewell to our school St Thomas the Apostle, but not forever for we shall return 1n our memories Our school prepared us to meet the spiritual CIVIC economic, and social responsibilities of life We shall always remember e pleasant hours spent within the portals of St Thomas School e quiet, peaceful hours of our retreats e vocatlonal guidance we received in our classes e exams which we dreaded e tense excitment during games our happmess at social gatherings With our eyes on tomorrow we shall pass from our school llfe 1DtO life s school 8 th ' ' . . the spiritual guidance we received from the priests and sisters. th ' . . th . . . . . th ' . th ' ' . ug to Av is-f-' Our Prmclpal Through advice a.nd encouragement our principal Sister Mary Symphoria, has guided us through our years of a Catholic high school education By her help we have fo r med the right philosophy toward life, the Christian out look. Thus, we can face the unknown future intelligently and with greater foresight During her years as the administrator she has shown herself to be the shining example of the true Christian ideal. Sister Symphoria has proven to be a friend a.nd inspiration to all. It is with reluctance that we must now turn away from one whose guidance and friendship we have so long enjoyed. 9 Mow Sister Mary Symphoria St Thomas Hugh School 18 class1f1ed as a Class A h1gh school through 1tS accred1tat1on by the Un1vers1ty of M1ch1gan It offers the acadernlc commerc1al and general curr1cula to 1ts students The Slsters of St Joseph of the Th1rd Order of St Francxs conduct the school under the dlrectxon of Rt Rev Stanley S Skrzyclu Teaching Staff Rev T Wyp1Jewsk1 Rellglon IV Rev R Ell1s Rel1g1on III Rev L Borowskl Rel1g1on III World Geography Econormcs S1ster Mary Stan1s1a Freshman Homeroom Amerxcan Hxstory Modern Hlstory Engl1sh Slster Mary Rosabelle Jumor Homeroom Blology General Sc1ence Rel1g1on C S M C S1ster Mary Hurmhana Jumor Homeroom TYPN18 Shorthand Bookkeepmg School paper Slster Mary Terenc1a Sophomore Homeroom Physxcs Draftmg Engl1sh Algebra Geometry Sodalmty Slster Mary Hummlia Sophomore Homeroom TYPIHE Shorthand General Business Engl1sh Sister Mary Noel Freshman Homeroom Engl1sh Rellglon Lxbrarian Sxster Mary Crescentia: Senior Homeroom Englxsh Latm Speech and Dramaucs Student Council 10 I I . . . . . . , . y I Mr..W.. Bazylewicz: Athletics '51 tafiffwl We , 1' T Lv ' 'dcuberrxopski F J,:J1f9'o officer 1 MP 4 fs xr MM ff 5.31, ,ofw Lv fsvss euckmgn DU it .M LIU. OJ, , yrus-'zaav For us our presldent has many a tipff PJ' diff! 1 G11 excels in his leadershlp XX' , Class Officer 3 4 Sodalxty 1 2 3 Baseball 3 4 ,KJ 'b. Q rc? .ish dl C nth1 Lom tz 'll 6 Mlller w 3 5051 J Qu1te a cheerleader IS thxs lass A valuable member of our class Cheerleader 3 4 Captaxn 4 Class Offlcer 2 3 4 Sodallty 1 2 Newspaper Staff 2 3 .x MA? I Norbert Urban1ak 6148 Townsend Wa 5 1832 Most of the tlme th1s semor IS qu1et But wmd h1m up and he starts a r1ot Class Off1C6r l 4 Sodahtyl Footbal 3 4 Basketball 3 b0okSta.ff4 CS M C 1234 Barbara Berezu, 7830 G1rard1n WA 3 5780 Great in stud1es research and work ver from duty does she sh1rk lass Offlcer 2 3 4 Sodalxty 1 2 3 4 Newspaper Staff 4 tudent Counc1l Representat1ve2 Honor Rolll 2 C S M C ...gan- I wr 4 Year al' WM Cl By! L-' N X 1 H x ' ' 'X !l ' I 1 l K ly Atl 63,1-,V - Y s. we Lv -, ' -. J 3 , GJ E S A 111- , . N? I :N - 7' S u 1 . 1 12' ' 1 ' y 4 C' 9' . . Q' K V J' , . I - - , - - - , - , 1-2-3-4, Yearbook Staff 4, Queen's Work Reporter 4. s ' . 4' 1 - ' In 1 Xp - . ', ll 1 Z I I ,w 5 ' , X ' Y A X 1 V ,r 4 1 ' 'B E A - We s u n ' l ' 9 - . 1 ' ' r ' 9 K 'Ax 0 , R I 2 x lac 1 1 12 iffy' Donald Ajdowskx 5214 Brookslde Dr RE 2 4100 5 'Z 3' Tall and erect he does stand -QT, Ready to lend a helpmg hand Sodallty 1 2, Football 2 Track 1 3 ffEf J,'ff1fsfg','fffKl5Vq W'f'fJ' fbfwwl J f Jerome Andrzeyewslu Y 7455 Kern He IS a fellow who 18 fancy free When th1s year s over he ll go on a spree Sodallty 1 C S M C 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 Football 1 3 Newspaper Staff 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Mane Antosk1ew1cz 8212 Mt Ollvet TW 2 0354 She has a smxle that s always there To no one else can she compare CSMC 1234 NewspaperSta.ff234 Fred Bab1sz 13073 Evanston DR 1 0091 He 1S a member of a band, The best mus1can 1n the land. C.S.M.C. 1 2 3 4, Sodallty 1. 13 ,f ww R- 3 i Ri ' UTA? J V ' JL -Ti 'p L M 5 -A J A 'I , I N 1 - , -J' 31 , 2 1 . 1 1 1 3 A . , , , 1. X 1 A U f ily . .' . , ,J ,f VIN' fl, X . ' -- -2- - . 3 M - 2 1 4 of . . . . - - - , - - . klil . I ' ll Blanche Bag1nsk1 8741 Woodlawn WA 5 6492 ,J A personahty fllled w1th charm Her qulet ways never cause alarm Y' Sodal1ty12 3 4 C S M C 1 2 3 4 Honor Roll 2 3 News paper Staff 2 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Nat1onal Honor Soc1ety 3- 4 Student Councxl Representat1ve 3 Offlcer 4 Mlchxgan Cathol1c Reporter 4 Z 'YS E31 I NWN., Robert Brooks 6831 Semmole WA 4 7639 A husky healthy fellow 1S he Who s favor1te class IS Arnerlcan Hxstory Sodallty 1 Football 3 4 Baseball 3 C S M C 1 2 3 4 Ph1l1p Bolde 17165 Bradford VE 9 5136 Always happy all the tlme That s how we ll descrxbe hxm 1n th1s rhyme Sod:-1l1ty 1 Baseball 3 Sports Reporter 3 Newspaper Staff 3 C S M C 1 2 3 4 YearbookStaff4 Jo Ann Borkowskl 6627 Townsend WA 2 4568 In all aCt1V1t16S throughout the year She IS the gal who brought us cheer Sodal1ty1 C S M C 1 2 3 4 Yearbook Staff4 Newspaper Staff 2 4 Cheerleader 3 4 V' 14 ...ipv 'f Mary Ann Brozowski 8967 Helen WA 4 0312 She plays her best 1n basketball She s not too short or not too tall VJ Sodal1ty 1 3 Newspaper Staff 2 3 4 C S M C 1 2 4 Offxcer 3 Cheerleader 3 4 Basketball 1 3 4 Yearbook Staff , J I' W Rxta Dana1 WA 4 5037 She s always qu1et and s1ncere Everyone s Joyful when she s near Sodal1ty3 4 C S M C 3 4 Cho1r3 4 Glorxa Dol1nsk1 8919 Carrle WA 1 2465 Always meek and gentle IS she Her work IS done so carefully rv' Sodal1ty 3 4 C S M C 3 Offlcer 4 Newspaper 4 Choxr Jullann Dragunaltys 231 Gardendale LI 6 7730 She made the yearbook a success Wlth the determmatlon she does possess Sodallty 1 2 4 Basketballl 2 Newspaper Staff 2 4 Student Counc1l Representative 2 Llbrary Axde 1 2 C.S.M.C. 1 2 4 f X Yearbook Ed1tor 4 I l 5 9 Y Li.: I ' , ' ' , . . s n ' ' 1 ix. x ' 9 ,A ' ' 1 . 1 - Z jfv 1 1 ' ff I b, 'f . I' J' I VJXN6 i f 1+ 1 1 l' . V! ffl V V -J IA -'M ' T V 1- -' V V 1' ' J N lv , , ,J A 1 L , f 1, V My, X . - , l 3 M 6. 8023 Townsend K X, f . H lf ' A 1 I .1 Y ' I , . ' , - . . . ' , ' ' . 1 f 1 I ' . U px ' . - , O O D I Y I , , . n 7' 3-4. y I A , Tv ' l 1 1'-R n , f 9 In ' ' y ' 7 . '1 ' 2 ' 1 ' ' 1 Thomas Ga1owmk 8617 Marlon WA 3 4253 In bulld he has the best by far He IS the glrls Loch1nvar Basketball 1 2 4 Baseball 1 2 Sodalxty 1 C S M C 1 2 3 4 ,,.,...-J an Carol G1llam 8567 Leander WA 4 2826 She does everythmg wxth genu1ne grace And has a k1nd and gentle face Student Councll Representat1ve2 4 Class Off1cer3 Sodahty 1 2 3 Newspaper Staff 4 Yearbook Staff4 C S M C 2 ,M Francls Goluda 9441 Mt Elllott WA 4 5995 A gurl who IS happy and real carefree She does everythmg cheerfully Soda11ty 3 C S M C 3 4 Newspaper Staff4 Yearbook SMH gf wif! as Beverly Hermes 8092 Marcus M WA 2 1045 All through the year Bev made many frxends We all will miss her when th1s year ends Sodality 1 Basketball 1 C S M C 1 4 Yearbook Staff 4 16 . , 1 K . . , . u ,K ,yele ey4 . . . A I 5' 1: 2314. ' ' ' ' ' ' 4 i f 1 V ef - - ' f N l n i A ' A fu?-,I in JG- - ' Q. A skxllful art1st 1S th 3 I X' 7 APEX 0 K ,, ZYNJVU ,Jgl A9 l , A., IQPAQ AN Cjlfivoyt Alols Jablonski .Lt ' A 4' A 8115 Lyf d A A WA 2-5685 ' hwy Thxs wxtty lad must be heaven sent ful He s the Student Counc1l s able presldent 5' 1 Class Offxcer 2 Student Counc1l Ofhcer 3 4 Track 3 4 S 3 ily S M 2 3 4 Myfg My X. W4 f I Q Q Jaworskl VL , 6180 sexklrk ,A 1, if N., WA 5 6075 f f She brmgs laughter to every soul To be a comedlan should be her goal f Cheerleader 3 4 Sodal1ty1 Student Counc1l Representatwe 4 Cho1r 3 C S M C 1 2 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 X VMJ Robert Konczak 7875 Helen fm' W WA 5 1415 P7 fi One who jokes and never IS sad Class Offxcer 1 Football 3 4 Basketball 4 Sodahty 1 Newspaper Staff 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 M C 2 Carol Ann Kop1tzk1 8050 I-Iardyke WA 4 6278 For knowledge she seems to th1rst In studles she IS the f1rst 495' 'T -nv' Class Offlcer 1 Sodallty Offxcer 1 2 3 4 Newspaper Staff 2 3 4 Student Counc1l Representatlve 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Llbrary Alde 1 Nat1onal Honor Soclety 3 4 Honor Roll 1 4 CSMC 1234 Cho1r23 Basketbl Captam 4 17 Adr1enne Kozar 1 8683 Sherwood WA 1 6616 as A fr1end thxs semor IS to all S She s Jolly from sprmg to fall Sodalxtyl 2 3 Newspaper Sta.ff4 C S M C 1 2 A! Barbara Jane Lukach 8751 St Cyrll WA 4 8203 Her every move IS gracefulness We w1sh her loads of happ1ness Class Offlcer 1 Sodahty 1 C S M C 2 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Honor Roll 2 Ronald Nowak 8605 Marlon WA 3 8233 Out on the floor he outplays the rest, ,,, On the fxeld he 1S our best Sodal1ty1 Football 1 2 3 Captam 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 C SMC 1 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Track2 'T' Ann Pelt 5762 Garland WA 3 3446 .ef ef Never her spare t1me dxd she waste 'J None of her work was done 1n haste Sodallty 1 2 3 C S M C 1 2 3 4 Newspaper Staff 4 18 . - 9? fx ' --, ,....--3-4 ' i ,, x , ' T - 1 - i QQ! E 5' x r . . ' .C 5 . . X ,..-------, ---, -3. , I V A -'ibn , J tl . ,K , M MW' so 0 jg, fynkjhaf-79 Frank Rothwell My ff lfizfsrsffd W 3wgy4,.fM7L'FWfLw ,f He IS a boy w1th an 1ron w1ll 'N In athet1cs he dxsplays h1s sk1ll Football 4 Baseball 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Track 3 C S M.C 3 4 'll Frank schaffer 5950 Pennsylvama V -F WA 2 4155 In class he feels so free and loose The mckname of our frlend IS Moose Class Offlcer 2 Sodalxty 1 Sports Reporter 3 Newspaper Staff 3 C S M S 1 2 4 Offxcer 3 Yearbook Staff 4 , X. Anna May Sum1nsk1 6463 Townsend Wa 2 1285 Never angry or sad IS she Always neat and happy she ll be' Basketballl C S M C 1 2 3 4 iff? Vwljil W ,MMC Donald Thomas 6629 Baldwxn WA 3 9134 Th1s lad 1S strong and w1se In the future h1s fortune wlll r1se Sodality 1 C S M C l 2 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Football 1 2 3 19 Z Mary Ann Traskal 7508 Lynch Road WA 4 0186 Gay and sweet and full of fun She ll do a favor for anyone -5,4 Sodal1ty 1 2 3 4 C S M C 1 2 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Choir 2 3 Shirley Ann Vettramo 7794 G1rard1,n Wa 5 1702 Pleasmg throughout the whole year We hope she ll never shed a tear Soal1ty1CSMC 1234 Laurlne Walsh 1822 Newcastle Road TU 4 3858 Laurlne our ed1tor has 1nk Ln her ve1ns In settmg the paper she uses her bra1ns Sodalxty 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Newspaper Staff 2 3 4 ASS1St31ltEd1tOI' 3 Edltor 4 C S M C 1 2 3 4 Cho1r 3 Year book Staff 4 -'J Mary Ann W1lson 8342 Townsend WA 1 2254 4-0- qo- Flne actmg ab1l1ty she has shown In future years she ll be well known Soal1ty23 CSMC 234 20 ' is-Q A I 7 , 1 be 1 'J I . fn ,Q . , o Q , nf ' ,ff . MV 91 . . V r J N i 7 ' 5 7 , . My d ,....---. I JV lfys ' If VJ' Af! :I 1 lfjJ1.ff' - V If Y 8314? 6 ry . v ' f 4 ' X 5 vi., V 4 J' ' -In 8 p , A ca d' -, .. .. --. I XT' Geraldine Woznicki 12475 Lamg 1 .9 ' 0 f ' 1 VE 9-6096 ' a Z l 5 ' ' Helpful and cheerful all ye r round No better girl can be found. ,Q MJ, zmsjjf. My ,,,,M,,,A.W:f,z:, Theresa Zachara 20265 stoner ,ff ,LJJ LJ W-W FO 6 2675 VNV, ,wx She has a pa1r of dancmg feet 1 Lvl Th1s semor lass IS real sweet Sodallty 1 2 3 Yearbook Staff 4 C C Rose Mane Zalewskx 8684 Traverse WA 3 5026 In our hearts she holds a place Sodallty 1 2 3 4 Off1cer 4 C S M C 1 2 3 4 Offlcer 3 Bas ketball 4 Cho1r 1 Newspaper Staff 2 Yearbook Staff 4 i Mary Zawrotny 7380 Roland WA 2 2976 Everyday she arrxves on t1me Her graceful manners are subhme C S M C 1 2 3 4 Yearbook Staff4 21 Sodality 1-2-3-4 Officer 4 C S. M.C. 1-2-3-4 Officer 3 Class Officer 1-2 Newspaper Staff 2-3 Yearbook Staff 4. ,l 5 'az' 'vx fn! 'Ni K 9 9 ' y 9 X A 41 A I ,LAX 4 Y ' ,af fda ' J 4 . A uc' 1 ,Q ' - ff I fgLC,- . . . 4 ff . . - , Al X - ff ' - - , , .S.M. . 1-2-3-4. i . . fl ' C6 A smile always on her face, X . - - - . . . ' . - - - . - 9 ,, 6 M ' K 1 ik 4 1 I X 1 GRADUATIUN Remember well th1s day Forever may It l1ve, Another to compare lt w1th L1fe w1ll never g1V6 For, today you graduate, No longer known as k1ds, You now are men and women To the world you ll make your b1ds No more Jumor Hops Bobby sox or crew cut ha1r You re through w1th teen age clubs And sweaters you d1d share These you 11 keep as memor1es Along w1th your class book These days of school are 1n the past To the future you must look You ll manage busmess too The world needs your ldeas Ideas so fresh and new Whatever profess1on you may choose Laborer, teacher, or nurse Remember, you re worklng together To keep the world from GVI1 s curse Constantly keep 1n m1nd As each day goes by The th1ngs that you accompl1sh Before your fam1l1es l1e Good luck and good health, We w1sh to you mdeed, For you are the composers Of tomorrow S Amerlcan Creed Courtesy of Toby Davld CKLW by Gene Kamlnskl 5f4f49 22 H ' H , . - . 5 , . D ' 9 , . 7 You'l1 keep the factories going, I l 3 7 I ' , ' V . . , 5 7 , . sf Nfl? :jf I f X ' ' . 1 1 ,. ff. - K - -- 'Q1g ,4A 'TQ . V t if ri! if T W1 I W PRESIDENT A. Kujawski VICE-PRESIDENT First Raw: G. Inda, R. Cabrera, D. Prasu,K.Ha1n. M. snam, G. Nowosielski, J. wierabicki, D' Prem L. Bodenschatz, J. Lewandowski, M. Kurrie. 2nd Row: A. Chodubski, M. Grzybowski, L. Kaznowski, S. Marcinkowski, E. Michalski, J. Boutorwick, D. Kareta, J. Jagosz, D. Nowak, A. Adams, J. Trzasko. 3rd Row: D. Brown, D. Filar, W. Petipren, W. Zimmer, R. Steiner, J. Smigiel, R. Hoffman, R. Puruleski, L. Styczynski. 0 First Row: I.. Sieracki, D. Jackowski, S. Szajgecki, M. Oravetz, J. Prise, L. Kendzorski, C. Hettinger, B. Karlowski. 2nd Row: R. Sosnowski. D. Malinowski, D. Heilig, T. Mierzwa, D. Woloszyk, S. Bostic, D. Bartkowicz, P. Jarfas, P. McEvoy. 3rd Row: R. Dempz, H. Zachara, M. Czaplicki, R. Tymock, L. Van Sullen, G. Skurda, A. Kujawski, G. Werbinski. 'I' 1. M 7 T 0 2 :J X . V , f 1 SECRETARY M. Oravelz TREASURER L, Kuznuwslu V ll E 11 4 J 1 1 z I 3 r: 1? ' ' K3 10 A vu C Y PRESIDENT K. Hylenski VICE-PRESIDENT First Row: D. Mikolajczak, L. Salvador, A. Konkal, N. Norat, M. Srokowski, M. Lang, R J. Pylar Olejnik, C. Holka, M. Gaiownik, G. Kostek, G. Lewandowski, R. Pierzcholski 2nd Row: R. Wyzlic, C. Onusevich, E. Smytka, A. Rozycki, M. Szykula, R. Debrowsky R. Lage, T. Troszak, J. Pylar, J. Froncz, J. Crawford, G. Battisu. 3rd Row: R. Drako, R. Crandall, S. Danaj, F. Reckey, J. Fronczak, G. Piaskowski, K Hylenski, J. Gielniak, C. Frederick, A. Brandau, D. Brooks, J. Zaccagni. First Row: I. Mandziara, L. Wysolmierski, M. Osmialowski, S. Puruleski, P. Kasler, A. Skupny, B. Naiman, S. Kruetzman, M. Janicki. 2nd Row: G. Jagosz, M. Brink, C. Zoltek, B. Weeks. G. Ajdowski, A. Stanislawski Karpinski, M. Ruffino, J. Borowski, B. Daniels, B. Wolff. 3rd Row: J. Pierzinski, R. Stefaniak, J. Conway, R. Kopski, E. Kopytek, S. Kryska, Sopic, M. Brennan, L. Klatt, J. Pyenta. 25 A -. 1 cf i SECRETARY A. Skupny TREASURER M. Brink X I5 A T7 7 1 PRESIDENT V. Szymanski VICE -PRESIDENT HRISHMI First Row: 2nd Row 3rd Row 4th Row First Row: 2nd Row: 3rd Row: 4th Row' Labuda, B. Walney, P. Rempinski, A. Pentlicki, A. Piazza, G. Kurzatkowski, Presti, J. Zachara, J. Govern, P. Luczak, A. Slazinski. DeMicco, M. Zamiska, B. Kelsey, M. Cabrera, J. Dzwonkowki, V. Rothwell, Andrews, S. Sibinski, D. Jakubowski, D. Konczak, J. Soszynski. Gaffke, J. Moleski, A. Klott, R. Kaminiecki, J. Kryska, D. White, J. Ferriole, Maraj, G. Danko. Vanchina, J. Malkowski, W. Steiner, F. Sosnowski. R. Powrozek, L. Cook, Zaloga. D. Lobbestael, M. Brink. T. Kosmalski, B. Lewandowski. B. Walkowski, J. Ferriole, E. Frankowski, S. Abraham, D. Ruskowski, B. Malkiewicz, J. Dych, A. Lage, G. Pulaski, J. Switala, S. Wisnewski. E. Battisti, I. Scharf, P. Galas, C. Planeta, J. Lemanski, A. Kuzminski, M. Nowicki, J. Tencza, V. Szymanski, M. Rescinito, K. Bayer. 1 G. Neid, T. Bonk, R. Filar, F. Kurrie, D. Krul, R. Koss, A. Adarnski. B. Lorenz. C. Dencour, R. Sajor, A. Tarasevicz, N. Majewski, H. Zarczynski. H. Podeszwa, D. Lagodzinski, R. Koran, B. Boutorwick, G. Varitek, L. Gomulinski, P. Drewno, M. Baert. TREASURER B Andrew , Y 'if SECRETARY J. Lemanski C 'fu 91. E Although Father Raymond Ellis thoroughly covers the subject of Church History with the juniors, he manages to bring them closer toGod by making them realize the im- portance of Mass and the use ofa Missal. Because of Father Ray's capable instruc- tion they are Soon following the priest step by Step as he takes the place of Our Lord at the altar. I While Father Thaddeus Wy- pijewski pre- p a r e s h 1 s senior religion clas e for life after gradu- ation, he does soinanatmos- phere of c or- d i a l i t y. friendly man- ne r as Father Ted instils in- t o senio rs facts about get- ting along and ahead as Cath- olic adults. we y Q gy '-?'..'..N As Father Lad- islas Borowski enlightens his junior religion class with facts of the past of our Church, he in C l u d e s th e various histor- ical possibil- ities of the future. Father Bill, friend and counselor t 1 his students, has giventhese par- ents and citizens of tomorrow in- valuable know- ledge which will greatly aid them. l L. 9-M.. , -.. we .Q As head coach, Walter Bazylewicz has beena builder of meng as ateacher of algebra and world geography he has been a builder of minds. Through his instruction in v these subjects knowledge has been gained in mathematics and world affairs. LE These earnest algebra students are not only being taught math- ematical terms and the solving of equations but are also learn- ing to thi nk clearly and logi- cally. Under the capable instruction of Mr. Bazylewicz, they are being prepared fo r future studies in mathematics and also for later life. Through World Geography these earnest students gain an insight not only into the earth's formation and make -up but also into worldwide problems. As the year progresses they be- come less self-conscious and more world-conscious. They learn that even though people are of different races, reli- gions, and governments they are basically the same--they fear, love, and want the same things. Through her instruction ln modern and American history, Sister Stamsma msuls xnthemxnds of her students facts about the world ln the past and our own country now and in the future he also aids the Sophomores ln gaining knowledge in gram m ar and lxterature in their English II class The students in the Engllsh II class learn the prmcxples of Enghsh grammar and study the mm portant works of literature Irene Mandzxara xs showxng the sophomores a book that wxll make enjoyable interesting and educational reading for any hxgh school student .Q s., , W W 49 .ff Through thexr study of Amerxcan hxstory and CIVICQ the senlors ln Sxster Mary SIAIHSIA '- class buxld a strong foundatxon for thelr econom1 c and pol1t1cal lxfe Al Jablonskx 1S poxntmg out Jn the globe one of the places where our forefathers fought for our freedom 30 In the fleld of scxence Slster Rosabelle s knowledge ln general sclence and blOl0gy has been in valuable Along wrth these classes and Relrgmon II whlch she capably teaches, Szster Rosabelle acts as faculty advlsor for the C S M C and the cholr The students of blolugy are eagerls delvlng 1nto the strange wonders of nature Through the use of the mxcruscope the Junxors study the characterxetlcs of IUICTOSCJPIC an1mals By study ng the creatures ofthe ammal kmgdorr mcludmg the human bemg they become aware of the msdom and provldence ofGod Experxmentatmon w1th creat1on gxves the students a better know ledge and appreclatron of God QFK 91' .Z N i .4 These Freshmen are taught the Way, the Truth, and the Lrfe U1 thelr first year of relxglon Un der the careful gurdance of Sister M Rosabelle, they study the commandments olGod and of the Church By obtatmng a better knowledge ot God they are inspired wxth a greater love for Film They are developlng the foundatxon for an actxve Catholic l1fe 31 1 - , M - ' 1 - I 4 - -A I I 'I A' I I I I . 7 C Q ' . . ' ' nv 91. Qwfn ' Y x I ,hz ' 7 4 ' 4 W CX - -gr If -- ' in , . ' Q f?',e . C f A J , X rr' v , l 3 I . ' M C, 'Q , ' 4 ' s L' ' , ' X- -. L r r 5 N M .- J .- X E -., I I 4 1 , 3' 2? 'PA ang- Y 7f,.,.a,CnZMf 9 W -5 59 'v'3l99 9 4 C' ' Wgiw gl an-1 .U . W ,, A ' 4- Sophie Sibinski, Arlene Rozy cki, Particia Luczak, Ellyn Smytka and Darleen Jakubowski are all members of the library staff who work industriously to see that things are always neat and in order. A part of their work toward bettering the lib- rary this year wasthe covering of many books with plastic covers. AL is QQ! Natalie Norat gives an explanation to the ibphomores in their Religion I1 class. Through Sister Noel's instruction on the Mass, these students are brought nearer to God and gain valuable knowledge about this reenactment of the sacrifice on Calvary. The Juniors in Sister Mary Noel's Eng- lish H1 class listen attentively as Maria Czaplicki reports on some phase of lit- erature. The grammar of these student s isimproved and their knowledge ofliter- ature b r o a d e n e d through the capable teaching of Sister Noel. Besides instilling knowledge about our Catholic Faith in her Religion H classes and teaching grammar and literature to the students of her English 111 classes. Sister Noel is in charge of the library. She is always ready to help students with reference work or in selecting appropriate books for their classes and perconal reading. and Geraldine Danko Patricia DeMicco 'Gif 95 i ?IA:I N QQ HIHIHIC HSSUCIHIIU The Athlet1c Assoc1at1on IQ St Thomas newestand mostprom1s1ng orgamzatlon Th1s club was formed for the purpose of encouragmg students to part1c1pate 1n h1gh school athletxcs The offxcers of the assoc1at1on are Father T Wyp1Jewsk1 d1rector Gerry Wozmclu secretary and Bob Debrowsky treasurer All students who play sports the coaches and the cheerleaders are members 9' T5 -N..,f-any 11 'il' MR WALTER BAZYLEWICZ Hxs zealous and unt1r1ng efforts h1s w1ll1ng sp1r1t, and h1s radlant personahty have made Mr Baz y19W1CZ a real frlend to all the students Durmg h1s years at St Thomas he has proved to be a capable teacher and an eff1c1ent coach 1'- MR JIM JOHNSON A sparkling sense of humor and a cheerful srrule are the trademarks of l1ne coach, Jlm Johnson Durmg the few years he has been at St Thomas h1s help as asslstant coach has proven xnvaluable He wxll be remembered by all the bovs as a real frlend 38 , . . .M . , .M. 1 ' . . I .M M Q . X ' ' 5 7 , Q v - V Q - 7 Y . 9' ., 4 X x , 'f , . 'F V , l lL.5 Y. r,4 4 ' u 7 L4 3 . V 7 lr v I A . ' ' . ' v . rl I . . A . . 1' RAY DEMPZ CO-CAPTAIN FUUTBALL SQUAD DON KRUI. RON POWROZEK FRANK ROTHWELL RON NOWAK GENE SKURDA LARRY STYC ZYNSKI NORB URBANIAK RICH WYZLIC CO CAPTADI DENNIS BROOKS DAN BROWN ARNIE KLOTT BOB KONCZAK JOE KRYSKA STEVE KRYSKA FRANK KURRIE 3 e a is B o b K o n c z a k, three steps ahead of defensive half- back, waits eager- ly for the spinning pigskin. Bob has been a hustler in our backfield and an airtight defen- sive line backer. With glaring eyes R on No w ak steps around a hopeful St. Martin back. Nowak at fullback has been our leading ground gainer this year. U, :fa 2 xl I 4 Arnie Klott runs wide as Now ak leads inter- ference. Klott, only a f r e s h m an, proved his worth with brilliant runs and accurate passes. He will be around for a few years helping the Bluestreaks win victories over many an opponent. - . . .1 .- L, ,hug St. Thomas quar- t e r b a c k, R ay Dempz, punts out of danger behind the combined ef- forts of the Blue- streak line. Re- memberingthat V strengthisfoundin A-f 1 unity, this year's football squad worked as ateam. Even our two sub- stitutes played with all their hearts, because they knew victory depended on them. t'y ell, i .5 The stalwart Bluestreak defense closes in as a St. Martin back tries to run. The strength of any team is found in its defense. This year the offensive threats have been squelched by a line led by Frank Rothwell and Norbert Urbaniak. X Q 9 1 Ron Nowak gains yardage as the B lu e s t r e ak forward wall opens a gaping hole in the St. Martin line. Ron has beena member of the streak squad for the past four years and this year he was elected co-captain. It was typical of our hard hitting fullback to score the final touchdown of the season to climax a sixty yard drive. y sf.: u l' u-v I-that L Frank Rothwell straight arms opposing player as he gains a first down around St. Martin's end. Frank, a first year man on the squad, has efficiently carried out his duties as end and halfback. Ray Dempz kicks offfor the Bluestreaks near the end of the last quarter. This year the middle of the St. Thomas line, led by Urbaniak, Kryska, and Brown, has kept things hot for would-be runners. Cynthia Lomnitz picks the winning ticket as Father 'led waits to announce the lucky person. John Chrzanowski, president of the B o o ste r Club, and Mr. Arnbrozy look on, while Mr. Kurrie holdsthebox. Clubofficers not present include: Harry Dempz, vice presidentg Harry Mandziara, sec- retary and Harry Czarniak, treasurer. l 1 e f YA: of ,-4 jf 2.X1Ile l' Sku n Arlene p Y Chodubskx Grzybow sk1 JOHN CONWAY RON KOPSKI RAY DEMPZ DON KRUL TOM GAlOWN'IK RON NOWAK KEN HYLINSKI FRANK ROTHWELL ARNIE KLOTT RICH TYMOCK OB KONC ZAK NORB URBANIAK 43 Q . lv I -if xx wx ,An C .R 3 ' . Mandziara - jg A Arlene M . 1 W2 'vs' 1 A I S ' v 5 1. L 2 9 9 f 14144 iff Uv, Q EIU . 3 1 . lg Ba: 'Y-AA Q ' an 4 E 'el Xi --v ' Nl INET! G. I '.,,- - J Us 51.950 it? ill 5, 'D 'Q-Ni J 70 X ,-. E - ,. , . 1 . I , I M X . 1 4 x I, W I ga 2 Q RESERVE 1 BASKETBALL MICHAEL BRINK DAN BROWN PLAYERS A 15' 5 Joan X qx 1 '52 C7 LARRY COOK BOB DE BROWSKY CARL FREDERICK Prise STEVE KRYSKA Judy Pylar CAPTAIN JOE KRYSKA FRANK KURRIE Barbara Banaszewskx N' Shella BOSLIC fn JOHN PYENTA FRED RECKLEY GERALD VARITEK RICH WYZLIC 47 N fi, 5' ' Z 0 A A X GIRLS BASKETBALL Th1s year the g1rls ba sketball team had as the1r coach Mxss Carole K1rouac Mmss personal1ty f1ts Carole to a T Her easy smile and wrnmng manner has made a h1t w1th the g1rls Th1s black halred hazel Y E ward for four years havmg played on two wmnmg teams Although workmg gomg to school and coachmg th1s busy gal also fmds time to play 1n the semor loop and does a fme Job At her fxrst year coachmg the St Thomas Bluettes she has sparked the g1rls to thexr best play mg season 1n four years We certamly hope that Carole wxll stay wxth us for many seasons to come Good luck to her ln the future MARY ANN BROZOWSKI BARBARA FRANZEN ARLENE KONKAL ARLENE LAGE i'- THERESE MIERZWA CONNIE ONUSEVICH VARSITY DIANE PRESTI B A S K E T B A L L 3255323 mmm PLAYERS DONNA PRESTI VALERIE ROTHWELL LORRAINE SALVADOR JOAN TENCZA LAURINE WALSH GERALDINE WERBINSKI ROSE MARIE ZALEWSCI 48 I be , , . . . . u . - . , - e ed lass raduated in 1954 from St. Anthony's and was their star for- , . .' , . ' y .A ,- . ' . . . VI ll . ' ' e , ' ACTION Lorrame Salvador ex pertly gets 1n place for ajump ball Wltha player from the opposmg team. Inborn skill and plenty of basketball practice have made Lorraine one of the team's most valuable players. Arl1ne Lage a newcomer to the vars1tyteam,leaps 1nto the a1r and sendsthe ball up for a dog shot Arl1ne reallzes that 1norderto get the ball xntothe basket you must get off your feet ff' 49 A f t e r catchmg a Jump ball Donna Prestx drxbbles away from an op posing player. Speed, poise, and accuracy witha basketball are the three qualities which Donna has developed during the past season. PM? W-- THE FANS WHO LED OUR BOYS ON TO VICTORY THE CHEER WHO SUPPORTED OUR TEAM ADERS WHO CHEERED OUR TE M FJ-F! lil --ff: ? f N. 1 X l L' gif? ' 'Pi -LI QS tudent Council 1 il- gtlij TE 10 fra-...., J Student Council meetings are held at regular intervals. Present at these meetings are Si ste r Mary Creseentia and Sister Mary Noel, the Student Council di r e c to r s, Sudent Council officers, and c 1 a s s- room representatives, Al Ku- jawski, Gilbert Kopski, Tony Adamski, Lorraine Jaworski, Ken Hylenski, Maxine Grzy- bowski, Pat Jarfas, CarolGil- Shirley Puruleski, Al lam, Brandau, and Pat DeMicco. The Student Council of St. Tho mas High was organized three years ago. During this period oftime it has sponsored numerous social and religious activities, entertained guests from various places and most important of all, the Student Council has produced a better relationship between the stu- dents and teachers. This year's officers Al Jablonski, presidentg Larry Van Sullen, vice-president: Blanche Bagin- ski, secretaryg and Bob Deb- rowsky, treasurerg were elected by a majority vote last May. Q81 XL, STUDENT COUNCIL ACTIVITIES Durmg the past three years the Student Counc1l has successfully s p o n s o r e d many worth wh1le prolects For the year 1955 the Student Counc1l s blggest project was Parent N1ght Parent mght was a meetmg of parents teachers and the students held for the purpose of acqualntmg the parents wlth the functlons of our hlgh school At th1s assembly speeches were made by the pastor and the students The speakers explalned to the parents the sub1ects taught at St Thomas the rules of the school and the orgamzatxons that are present ln the school To raxse money for a worthy cause the Student Counc1l held a raffle Chances to wma beaut1fu1 portable radlo were sold to the students for 109 a p1ece Book covers and school pennants were also sold to the students by the Student Councll At Chrlstmas t1me the Student Councll gave two paxr of s1lk stoclungs to each orphan at the Guardlan Angel Home All the students at St Thomas H1gh recexved a blg candy cane from the Student Councxl Santa R Wyzl1c 'Q- 6 1 1 Ccmc' ,F - i, M. Oravetz drops some Christmas cards into the mailbox as J. Jagosz, A. Adams, and A. Chodubski look on. FASQ M. Oravetz, M. Grzybowski, and P. Jarfas wrap up the stockings which were bought by the Student Council for the orphans at Guardian Angel Home. NHIIllNHl H0 UR SUCIHY Outstanding SCHOLARSHIP LEADERSHIP CHARACTER SERVICE AL, KP B SUDALITY Rev. Frank Holland, member of the Society ofJesus and teacher at the University of Detroit, is the Sodality moderator there. Having the ex- perience of running a Sodality, Fr. Holland has graciously given his time to helping in the direction of our highschoolSodality. The following are some of the ideas he left with us after his address to us during Catholic Youth Week. The Sodality can be Dyn a mite! It depends on how you run it. The difficulty to- day is that we actually don't think we need God very badly as high school Students. We get our three meals and we get along from day to day. If we would stop and think, we would realize that we couldn't even walk a step if God didn't give us the power. God has givenus everything we have. Nothing in ourlife should be more important than Jesus Christ. If thereis, then there's something wrong with us. We're not good Catholics, Christ just doesn't live in us. If we don't take God into our life now, someday we will come crawling on our hands and knees and beg that He at least look at us. We will beg for Him! We should find Him now! We, unlike thousands, have the opportunity of receiving the sacraments, the greatest help in the world. It is our life and at the end of it God won't ask us if we had fun, a good job, or made a lot of money. There's only one thing that matters--are you in the state of grace or not? We are all mediocre! We haven't got the guts to live according to God's plan but we run our life according to our likes and dislikes. Our sodality should rock the school and it would if we had enough men with guts to work for Christ. Talk about changing the world! Let's change our- selves into Christ first. We can't give what we don't have. Look at Christ on the cross! We put Him there and we've got to take Him off. We've got the ,fx grace nowg we're get- i ting the chanceg give Jesus Christ a chance in our life now. 1 ,Rfb ! 1 Carol Ann Kopitzki, So- dality prefect, offers a crown of roses to the Blessed Mother on be- half of all the students during May Crowning services. Q.: ' l SECRETARY Rose Marie Zalewski TREASURER Dolores Nowak OFFICERS PREFECT Carol Ann Kopitzki VICE-PREFECT Geraldine Woznicki 7 3 ff? ,fu 1, P I, . l These three Sodalists, A. Skupny, I. Mandziara, M. A. Osmialowski, sing carols to the Christ Child. I x ul 3 N?-. T The complete newspaper staff IS gathered together 1n the typmng room for a general meetlng At thms meetxng the g1rls planned the next Issue of the paper EDITOR IN CHIEF Laur1ne Walsh Q9 NEWS EDITOR RELIGIOUS EDITOR Judy Pylar Betty M1cha1sk1 3.1. Hi-lites ff SPORTS EDITOR TYPING EDITOR LAY OUT EDITOR MUS' Ann Brozowskx Barbara Berez1k Donna Presu 58 , ' 1 ' . 5 ,iq ' ' , .xii-R .ul 'M Y--'lx - M' A , , . - --.I 4 - - - '. C Q, ,Q -. g , fr L 1, h ' sf ' , '41, I ' L. .- - gg, U3 3 , '- , 4' -x Y ': v 5 Q ' . I V 4. . ' f 1 , . 1 ,X v 5 ' 4 Q- L ' ' v , 'S - . 4' 7 'X I I . l W I Donna Prestx takes notes durmg an 1nterv1ew mth Father Ted wh11e other members of the staff look on The 1nterv1ew is complete w1th a plcture of Father Ted taken by the st aff photographer Loretta Koznowskx Accuracy neatness an d c 1 a r 1 t y are the quahtxes ach1exe wh11e domg news paper typlng A Kozar A Pelt G Dolmskx M Broz Owskl C Kop1tzk1 andC G111am reahze that typmg for the newspaper IS a ted 1ous Job s 2. A . , , . . ! that these typists strive to 'When you smg fervently you pray tw1ce Th1s say mg must be the mspxratlon of the beaut1ful s1ng1n heard each Sunday mormng at Mass The forty four h1gh school g1rls who compose the cho1r mdeed do a f1neJob of s1ng1ng thelr praxses to God They are un der the able d1rect1on of Mr M1tchell Zydek Thexr reperto1re consxsts of several Masses mostly 1nGre gorxan Chant and many of the beaut1ful trad1t1onal songs common to each l1turg1cal season , x 'iff Q Q-- 9 O 9 1: ' 5 I . wr . 7 11 5 img' The C athol1 c Students M1ss1on Crusade 1san organ1zat1on wh1ch alms to 1nst1ll1n the hearts of all Cathol1c students a great deslre for the pro pagat1on of the fa1th As students of a Cathol1c school we are enrolled as members of the Cru sade We can through C S M C fu f1 the oblxgatxon eac h one o us has to teach all natxons We become true m1ss1on.1r1es w h J can sate souls for Chr1st through prayer and sac- rifice. The officers of the C.S.M.C. are G. Werbinskrpresidentg G. Dolinski, vice-pres- identg L. Kendziorski, secretaryg and A. Cho- dubski, treasurer. hh' r' 'YJ NWN PM YK AA- W .Q JN' 5 k IWIU HJ' .fl YS! Us A -, cr A1 Kujawski places an orchid on the statue of the Blessed Vifgin to honor her at Sunburst Serenade. HHHOR IUNG I 3 ' A T7 xl DANCE C7 AV gf ni! O U R I , C H A P E R O N E S ,Q Q7 RETREAT Rev. Robert Bretz During the holy season of Lent, on March 2.2, 23, and 24, our high school students were prepared for Christ's sac- rifice on the Cross through a retreat. Here to help the students make a successful retreat, was Father Robert Bretz. A classmate of our own Father Ted, Father Bretz first attended St. B e r n a r d Sc h o ol. He completed his studies at Sacred Heart Seminary and Mount St. Mary's, Norwood, Ohio. Ordained in 1940, he has served as assistant at St. Rose, St. Boniface, and is now stationed at St. Veronica. A capable retreat master, he has also conducted Pre-Cana and Cana conferences and lectured at the CYO, and sponsored Courtship and Marriage courses. Because of the inspiring talks given by Father Bretz, a successful retreat was made by many. He made the students realize that this retreat would determine their spiritual life in the future they could not remain the same but would be better or wrose. Through his talk on vocations: many were able to decide whether their place in life would be that of a religious, a parent, or a' single person. He cleared up many matters concerning the sacraments and prayer, and was available at every spare moment for any personal problems. Therefore, Father Bretz is to be thanked for bringing the students nearer to God and eternal' salvation. cl DRAMATICS CLUB This year a new club has been organized at St. Thomas High. The Dramatics Club--with M. Kurrie as president, C. Hettinger as vice president, D. Ajdowski as secretary and F. Kurrie as treasurer--was formed for teh purpose of encouraging our students to take on interest in dramatics. The officers of this new organization were elected by a majority vote in October. DON'T TAKE MY PENNY! This three act comedy, by Anne Coulter Martens, tells about 16 year old Penny, who is waiting to be discovered for a starring role in a movie version of a popular novel. Unknown to her, a former child star, Sally, has been planted in her home as a maid and is also seeking the role. While awaiting the arrival of the author, who is to choose the star, Sally falls in love with Permy's brother Mark. Be- cause of several hilarious incidents, Penny becomes discouraged so that she no longer wants the part. Finally, a girl is chosen, but the choice is a surprise to all. CAST PENNY G Inda SALLY D Presti N PORTE R Kopski CALEB B Debrowsky MARK N Ufbafllak KERRY G K ki MAVIS ops M GFYDOWSKI GREG L Kl tt LYDIA 3 S Puruleski GRAM JOANNA G Woznicki M Ol'aVetZ M A Jablonski CLAIRE G Aydowski DRAMATIC ELSIE s B E Smytka B Weeks RED S Danaj H DAY R Puruleski 66 . R Q I I f f . . glu g gg i' - V . fi' A ..., N, -- LUCILLE 7 .Ly 'f g M - , , , , C 4'! i C 4 I . ff IN HEALTH EDUCATION An expert from the IBM company demonstrates to M. Brozowski, C. Gillam, C. Kopitzki, R. Danaj, and L. Jawor- ski the principles of e l e c tric typewriting. The girls found that the knowledge they received from this demonstration was priceless. All ma- terial for the yearbook and the headings for the s c h o ol newspaper are typed on the IBM. T. Zachara hand s her Chest X-ray registra- tion card to Mr. J. Ben- son, R. T., while R. Zalewski patiently awaits her turn for a ChestX-ray. The whole student body was X-ray- ed for T.B. in the Mo- bile Chest X-ray unit. IHIINIHSIINIIIN SIHH JEROME ANDRZEJEWSKI BLANCHE BAGINSKI BARBARA BEREZIK PHILIP BOLDE JO ANN BORKOWSKI MARY ANN BROZOWSKI CAROL GILLAM FRANCES GOLUDA BEVERLY HERMES LORRAINE JAWORSKI ROBERT KONC ZAK CAROL KOPITZKI FRANK SCHAFFER DONALD THOMAS MARY ANN TRASKAL NORBERT URBANIAK LAURINE WALSH GERALDINE WOZNICKI ROSE MARIE ZALEWSKI MARY ZAWROTNEY S 'Q Editors EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Juliann Dragunajtys SENIOR EDITOR Jo Ann Borkowski SPORTS EDITOR Norbert Urbaniak RELIGIOUS EDITOR Carol Ann Kopitzki SOCIAL EDITOR Frances Goluda ART EDITOR Bob Konczak LAY OUT EDITORS Mary Ann Brozowski Donald Thomas MANAGING EDITOR Geraldine Woznicki Yearbook typists: Barbara Berezik Qnot included 1n picturel Carol Gillam and Beverly Hermes. 3 XX ',ol ' Q 5 x was 410 52,1 I 9, ' xx 'wr ' 73 Gods Blessings In gratitude to our parents for enablmg us to be students at St Thomas H1gh School and members of the class of 1955 to the pr1nc1pa1 and teachers for the1r f1ne cooperatlon, espec1a11y durlng the t1me of Calldld photography our yearbook so ev1dent 1n the1r numerous purchases of the book to our generous fr1ends and advert1sers who have f1nanc1a11y made th1s pub11cat1on poss1ble May our readers patron1ze your estabhshments to the members of the class who sol1c1ted the patrons and worked so t1re1ess1y on the preparat1on of the yearbook SINCERE THANKS T0 Metropolitan Art Studio , I to the underclassmen for their interest in our class and especially in Q 7-' Q GUI i PATW NS Sharon Abraham Antoxnette Adams Tony Adamslu Beverly Andrews Kathleen Bayer Tom Bonk 58 Jeanette Borowsk1 Shexla Bost1c 56 Ben Boutorw1ck John Boutorw1ck Mary Lou Br1nk Elsle Buczkowslu Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Friends Msgr StanleyS Skrzyckx Thaddeus Wyp11ewsk1 M1chael F1l1p Stanley Boruck1 Raymond Ell1s Ladlslas Borowsk1 Mr Sz Mrs W1ll1am Carter Arl1ne Chodubsk1 Samuel Cutler Mar1a Czapl1ck1 Gerald1ne Danko Bob Debrowsky Carolyn Denecour Mr 8zMrs S Dragunajtys Ph1l1p Drewno Jeann1e Dych Carl Freder1ck John G1eln1ak Dolores He1l1g 56 J Herbey Charlene Hettmger Cynthla Holka Ken Hylensk1 Jack and Del Joan Jagosz Mane J2lI'l1Ck1 Patr1c1a Jarfas '56 Loretta Kaznowsk1 La Fern Kendzorskx Arnold Klott Harry Koss Raymond Koss Gerald1ne Kostek Don Krul Damel Lagodz1nsk1 Joan Lemanslu Gerry Lewandowskl Joyce Lewandowsk1 Norbert Ma1ewsk1 D1ane Ma11HOWSk1 Barbara Malk16W1CZ Irene Mandmara Sylvla Marc1nkowsk1 Betty Mxchalskl Barbara Na1man Chrxstme N1astro Pat and Bob Mr Fred Pawlowsk1 Joe Pellegrlno Audrey Pentllckx James P1erz1nsk1 Ron Powrozek D1ane Prestl '58 Donna Prest1 56 Jo Ann Prlse 56 Maryann Ruff1no D1ane Ruskowsk1 Lorralne Salvador Loretta Scharf Arlene Skupny Gene Skurda John Sm1g1el Paul SOPIC Larry Styczynskl Joan Swxtala Sabma SzaJgeck1 Mary Lou1se Szykula V1rg1n1a Szymanslu Jo Ann Tencza Nettle Traczmynskl Theresa Trozak Joan Trzaska Larry Van Sullen Damel Zaloga Mary Ann Zaxmska Henry Zarczynskx Carolyn Zoltek I Rt. . . . 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' Mr. . . . . - 11331 Van Dyke Alex Adamczak 8600 Van Dyke St Thomas Apostle Par1sh 8982 Van Dyke, WA 1 1995 6633 Van Dyke 8435 Mt E111ott, WA1 7668 7039 M1ller WA 2 8862 7003 M1ller WA 5 3787 7738 Harper Ave WA1 5764 8982 Van Dyke WA 1 0591 7569 Harper WA 2 8919 4667 Chene 11333 Van Dyke WA1 8310 6840 Marcus Cor Helen 9548 Van Dyke WA 2 8901 8809 Van Dyke, WA 3 6794 9344 Van Dyke, WA 4 0584 9434 Van Dyke 8085 Harper Ave 20955 Van Dyke JE 6 7220 8000 Harper WA1 9813 8525 Van Dyke WA 1 3364 19953 Conant Ave TW1 6662 12402 Van Dyke 11301 Van Dyke Ave 11445 Van Dyke Ave 9312 Van Dyke WA 1 2200 6310 Mxller, WA 4 9819 20756 Outer Drlve 8044 Harper, WA l 1785 Mrs H Konczak Pearl Krosn1ck1 Franc1s Kurr1e 58 Edmund F Lemke Mr 8: Mrs Robert Lew1s Mrs Helen Lukach Mr 8: Mrs Mabee Mr 8: Mrs S Marcmkoskl 8: Famlly Monatones A E Montagna Huntz1e Schultz Robert Sherxdan Mr 8: Mrs J Sobanskx Clara Strong Marx Torzy Chrxs s Shoe Repa1r Mrs G Urban1ak Vmce Grace Walsh Mr 8: Mrs Edward W1tek Mr 8: Mrs Anthony Wrobel K Success and Best Wlshes ruxfno RENTALS 2 'e GRADUATES Jumors 222 2222 BEST WISHES V' 'S L , Q' rom Cl ULIQ :urnlfure Co COMPLETE HOME OUTFITTERS St Thomas Ushers Club Larry Leebove 22155 M1ch1gan Ave g ,1 12 wa, ,dfwawf Sf .7Aomaa .x4fAAfic .xdridociafion v I I . 2 YEE AY ' Al Tom. and jerry KI parzyk, Prop . . m i f 2. . i . H7600 E. ' ,2 ' . ,' ' , . l3l 2. ' . 0 TE. 4-5084 0,f '. Q f .. -Q ,- I gg 7, l 0 e l f I BOULTON HARDWARE SINC ERE WISHES A J ANDRE !UlCt0fJ feenh0uJe APPLIANCE FLOOR COVERINGS RU BERQAS H LTT LE FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS O EU S PLANTS BENT GRASS BLACK DIRT Saoasmu s Aus rwnungg naman I2 mm-I TW 10081 7 AN PHONE Resh 8. Resh H110 llllellfd 0 ATTORNEYS AND couusstons Stephen F Resh 9302 Van Dyke Pfesldent SPECIALTY SIIOPPE Pubhc L1ght1ng Comm1ss1oner CIIILDREIVS Edward M Resh Former County Ass't Prosecutor W Offlce WA 11894 Res WA 2 8377 mv COMPLIMENTS OF lncere L6 ed PA'UL'S BAR W 6690 COCKTAIL LOUNGE 7036 MILLER corner Came vusn HANKS BEER STORE Paul and Ann Sago Prop' open every day 11 to 10 INCLUDING SUNDAYS FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE Fnday' WA 2 9077 msn a CHIPS 8051 ST C R BKST Tr-ao AS DETROIT 13 MCH COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF Mon Wed, Fri, 1p.m. to 9 p. m. Sat. 10 a. m. to 2 p. m. Office Hours: Tues. 2 p. m. to 6 p. rn. Meats-Groceries Bee!--Wine nr' Hn Lu CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC WA 37 9106 Van Dyke Ave. 8900He1en ' 621 wa. 1-7466 Detroit 13, Michigan Ll 3 0 7 AND O E ZENITH a Q HOM P IAN RADIO - EVISION I .T l-i-. . C ICHULB COR. YR C S , - tl lu.: nn.I - 2 6 V DY E V U ' ' N OYKE, M c IGAN SL 4. 432 I I 0 . D l 1 Joszrnmz J, 0Lsz:wsnu. Puor, ' 6 E A D ' . - . . - PHONE WALNU1' I- . A A 4- ll II I , . . Y IL . M . I . D -S:Q:Q: '- Compliments -:-:-:-1-:-:-:-'H:-2.1-I-2 -5.5:g:g:gg:3::2:1:'.'.5:4:-:2:1:f:3:g:5:3:3:g:, ,A ' 'k-1-1-15:31-:3:5:5:-:3.1 'lf'-'1225E?E2222222ifi?f:2:2:s:e2:2:2i:f?2:ir1rE2?z:5:afz:2::5:2 :2:3fE2:f:!:2:a5:-:2:5- D I G N I , -:1:-Lv:-:-:g:f'g:5:311:45 Q11-Q:Q:f:j11:2:Q2 2:1 f: Q 3:5331-'-' '-:33:51322g:EEE.5Q:Q55:Q53:5'355: -' , Our charges are less than A ' f A5-9 77 72122 most people imagine. ,Q Visit and learn the facts .,.,,m-,-f-- 2 1f'J-V341-e-' 4 , jkffff ' 11 ' ' 1 2 Q51 , ' 2 of zf- eip K, There xs no extra charge for , , Z I I V A the use of our home. ,.,,,. , Ap W A I . '1: :e-P: I+? '1i11122121:12ziifit-52:14142.1:s:::s:2:if2:1:5f3-221e2?sEifi'22f:'5ff':1 2'2 A A r':,I:1' s o 7611 MILLER AVENUE Near Van Dyke - WA. 1-4660 ompgmenfa 0 I AJ. BRANDAU, UNIJERTAKER A SINCERE CONGRATULATIONS WA 1 8022 JOHN ANTOSKIEWICZ REAL Es'rA'rE INSURANCE 9224 VA DYKE AVE DITROIT 13 MICH Mal Tfuaftea hom ASSUCIATE TUUI. CORP 11206 East N1ne M11e Road Van Dyke, M1ch1gan SINCERE CONGRATULATIONS Sdfrj 0 o5epA .guxlzafy CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS LEYTDN S DISTINCTIVE FEMININE APPAREL 7737 Harper WA 3 0460 .Ag all pA0f0gl'a,9ALC Detroit 11 Mlchigan BUILDING MATERIALS 8327 Van DYke 4 Blks west of van Dyke necxr Harper Detroxt 7015 Miner Avenue Wally Chaplow WA 5 7050 1 ! 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Y I ' ' I I 'H 'Q' ,. -1 FLOWFRS Ii! 5 Il 1 on I 5 I T BECKER DUAL 81 SUPPLY C0 COAL CEMENT GRAVEL SEWER PIPE PLASTER SUPPLIES 0 Harper Van Dyke Property Uwners Assocratro Join With Your Neighbor For The Betterment Of Your Neighborhood WALTER ZIMMER President Wa 1 7802 7237 Miller tncere ongrafu afromi Condamatrc Co Inc Automatic Screw Machine Products 2700 E Nine Mile Rd Hazel Park, Mich lllfefe w 1 -:sro No'rARv Puluc JOHN B ZIOLKOWSKI REAL ESTATE fAl K Q g d CORNER MILLER AND ST CYRIL AVENUEB DETROIT MICHIGAN 7324 West 7 Mile 1 7980 Congratulations 3 srorzes NEW YORK LINOLEUM at CARPET co 0005 HARPER WALNUT 1 1511 18 DETROIT 13 MICHIGAN 13318 Michigan Tiffany 6 2480 Ollgffltll 6ltl0I15 RATHNAW CLOTHES FOR MEN AND BOYS Complete Formal Wear Rentals Bowling Shirts and Slacks Uniforms for Every Purpose Jarman Shoes CHENE at FOREST TEmp1e 1 5100 CONGRATULATIONS EXPEIT JEWELRY AND IUS PHONE WALNUT I 4644 WATCH IEPAIIING EDMUND T. AHEE.f,,.,zm DIAMONDS WAYCHES APPLIANCES SILVEIWAIE COSYUME I PINE JEWELIY TROPHIES TVPEWIITEIS Discounts to St. Thomas Parishioners 7449 NAIPEI, DETROIT I3 LOIIY OF HARPER IECIEAYION 1 1 F l I L n I warns res F-'wiiT ,li 1' In ' n l V r', Q . .. - ,r f iff! . 1, U A I 4 I Ii I 1' ' 1 - 'K-' 1 I-1 -' I I ' A Q' I - , - - - I 7' 7 W Zi' ' E' Ul'l. -J '-Awww' - ffflrfsrf 3.1.1, i -Ci 'mx nit EN RXLICE 5'-om, .NAI-W.1r5f, - ' 2.15 E' Tw' 0 f ' I I o , ' Un- - M5405 A. - O l Insurance and Bonds o l inds ' - - Land Contract and Mort age Collections Property Management- Land Contracts Bou ht an Sold I f ' incere ongrafufafiond from Carrie Gardens WA. 1-487D WE CALL DEL VER VAN DYKE HARPER ELECTRIC APPLIANCE SALES 81 SERVICE A SE P 6472 DYKE OHIIQEIHQH lif 0 Crosstown Bar V1rg1n1a Adamczyk Prop 4700 Chene corner E Forest COMPLIMENTS New Eastown Market 7455 Harper Ave 0l'Il,9 U'l'lellf5 Vrlla Restaurant 8. Przzerra 21311 Gratlot PR 8 1780 .m,mf.Jar..ma fo f Q QM uafea D Lux Cleaners 2211 Medbury W 1 4262 Ideal Grocery A Sat1sf1ed Customer Is Our Best Advert1Sement 8401 St Cyr11 WA 2 9017 FRIENDLY SERVICE Frsher Pontrac Co Detro1t 5 M1Ch1g3.D 12740 Gratlot Lakevlew 7 5000 ' . - A. - FIRST IN QUALITY AND SERVICE AN ENTIRE CITY BLOCK OF i Ig l John B. Chrzanowski W3 1-7150 Director g A A wif, ,4f.,J.,,f' CHRZANUWSKI S FUNERAL HOME Estab11shed 1913 7531 M111er Detro1t 13 M1ch H3I'pEl' MUSIC East S1de s Most Progresswe Record Shop MUSICIHI Instruments HCCGSSOFIGS records and phonographs Est 1920 Frank N1ew1adomsk1 prop 7457 Harper Avenue WA 1 5110 TRACY RUUHNG TRACY PAINT SIIIIIE AND HARDWARE co 8731 Van Dyke Ave 8890 14148 Grat1ot Ave La 1 8622 GIBBS COMPLIMENTS Beer and W1ne Store URE CU 9999 GRATIUT MAY FU'QN'T BETTER FURNITURE FDR LESS 66413 V D 'IBM BEER WINE CHAMPAGNE 85 SPARKLING BURGUNDY K TA 5 5555 BAN WAI nv s g F PAINT AND ll Annwfmn A' ' ' Q ?urmfure Co COMPLETE LINE or GREAT LAKES PAINT f COMPLETE HOME OUTFITTERS PLUMBING AND ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES GLASS TOOLS HARDWARE 340 ND E D 0 Mr 1 Kahn 4737 M1Ch1g3H Avenue 66 I 0 2 l ' 7 I , . . I! ' I ' U . . , . , ' , . . ., 0 , - . Wa 1- ' - - OF . AN YKE AVENUE Imported and Amerlcan N TH up HARPER D IT . II:I-IIGA E I . - 00 - K, .L Za Q . A. -3 A - - - O I ITB , H. Congrafufafiongi fo fke gjraeluafed of 1955 Mr. Sz Mrs. Walter Do11nsk1 81 Fam11y incere Congrafufafionri MR. 8: MRS. ALFRED J. BORKOWSKI MILLER SIIERWO0D MARKET MEATS GROCERIES PRODUCE WE DELIVER 6701 MILLER COR SHQERWOOD 5001 Dubols Wa 3 977 Kozar's Bar SHUFFLEBOARD Sz TELEVISION L1quor Beer 81 W1ne Prop JohnJ Kozar 7 6604 M111er M1nor Repaurs RALPH GULF SERVICE Detro1t 11 M1ch1gan Wa 1 2860 Ollgfafll atL0ll5 fo t 0 fd ua 6 fe New Palace Bakery Inc 9622 Jos 9833 Jos 9146 Van 18028 Mt 18415 Van Campau Campau Dyke E111ot Dyke Ofnp U'l'l2l'lt6 all Ea! W4 ea CLEMENT I WALDMAN MR SZMRS G LUKACH mov and MR 8zMRS A LEMKE Y I C f A G ,J . . . 5 1 n . . . , , , - K I o fron-1 AT'fORNEY A L W AN DYKE O O I DETROIT 13. WALNLJT I- I C U I - - - - Compare And You'11 Buy At BEL AIR BEI. AIR Furniture Sales Owned And Operated By EMPIRE APPLIANCE SHOP WA 18767 WA 1 4323 7223 Harper Ave V lth Compliments an All Good Wishes A H Pe ers Funeral Home SLocuM 7 fffiawwz jf .Q WW NER L HOME E B M LE RO D WES F V BASELINE MICHIGN ll'lCeI'e ongrafu atl0ll5 CATHOLIC SUPPLY HOUSE og' J E SOBOSLAY VA 1 0909 ,Qndnnpq urnrfure Co COMPLETE HOME OUTFITTERS Art Van 14410 Mack Avenue Compllments of T E EG DENTIST ongrafu Cltl0I'l5 KURZ MEDICAL PHARMACY 8036 HARPER AT VAN DYKE Opp t E ' Th 1 Ph WA 3-4884 SINLFRE LONFRATULATIOINS UAV! 10000 JUS CAMPAU nun news - I' 1 ff O I - I I U l t . .. I 1 I -4535 . f . n f 1 A an mssron oooox wH0lfsAu .9 f . af f 1- p K 5 .gf FU A A: 5 Complete lme of V ruvnlooxs - losurrs - Anus .na now ncruus 'mg cud, ru All ofmam, e Pruning . . . Weddmg lnvimiom Bridal Sen 753' ' un vm Ima Ava. JUST T O N E , eller W but 5-U50 ui 1 , . ' . D R. . . E F- DI F ' w w N T 'w J L I f , ORC: oss e as own ea re omla cmenfzi and G J L5 gg IKAJK:-Nl. Floor Covering Floor Cove-rmgs of All Kmds 9316 GRATIOT W 1 7527 DETROIT 13 MICHIGAN Congratulatzons to the Semor Class Congratulatlons DETROIT 73 g 'I 3 MFG co IM P CEMENT LAUNDRY TUBS In STEEL FRAMES PLUMHINLJ 8 HEATING IIUNTHAETUH Wa 1 2950 DU All HARDWARE Hardware Pamts Glass Electrlcal 8: Plumbmg Supphes 19 94 MT E Off A E Complete Rental Serv1ce 12436 VAN DYKE TW 3 8166 WE GIVE s gl H GREEN STAMPS gen! llfualea hom WEYHING BROS MANUFACTURING C0 JEWELERS Class Rmgs Invltatlons Caps and Gowns Downtown Ofhce Factory 8: Offlce 408 Brodenck Tower 3040 Gratwt Detrolt Mlchxgan C f ' I oo W A 1 P C' 1 - X ALNUT - . 0 Pnonxzvzx. 1.2-rm Ina . ma - Q MAMUFACTUIIII OI 4112-6100 Gnonuun , . . R. DETROIT lt. M . . - . ' ' I . LLI v . I O L C D l i 1 I I CUSTOM PICTURE FRAMES Exclusrve Prcture Framrng Servrce DIPLOMAS AND CLASS PICTURES FRAMED S2 95 and up 17481 Jos Campau Detro1t 12 M1ch1gan FOrest 6 4410 g ,1 42 we ,afwawf Gate to Heaven Star to gulde you Vmrgzn to mutate Mother to protect you Queen to love and serve We extend a Welcome to all Semors to Jo1n our ranks YOUNG PEOPLE'S CLUB . , . . - 66 9? 0 e i . 'Ihe Sodality of Our Lady gives you Mary as: A , A ' , A . . . . I A . A . COMPLIMENTS or Compgmenla o Vickie's Bar HENRY A nun fsmrf fxrnnm Richard Szvmanski, Prop CBla-Blah 8323 VAN DYII AVE 5471 Grundy Ln UT I 0 Corner E Ferry 11111111111 Me W H K .Sim-f ISRISWUHI SPIIRIING 600118 llll We Specxahze 1n Team Unlforms and Equlpment Phone WOod ard 3 3110 1134 G old Street WA - O - I' Ol' 0 60l'lll0AI'l1eI1f5 0 Iurlustrral Furnrture Manufacturrug Gu U CT BREAKFAST DINETTE CHURCH AND INSTITUTIONAL FURNITURE BEST WISHES THE SENIOR CLASS RZADKOWOLSKI Fu e 3 CHAPELS 8910 VANDYKE AVE. WAIINUT 1,3067 I l I MAN FA URERS I-9020 I O VAN DETR to n r al H o m e S BUDDY S TELEVISION 81 APPLIANCE INC 3616 VAN DYKE AT HARPER Wa 5 5800 Ne1ghborhood Owned And Steven Ambrozy Presldent Ne1ghborhood Operated M1ke Ambrozy Treasurer W 114009 gxoo-'napa 1 urmfure Co f0m EASY TERMS 8200 GRATIOT AVENUE ,105 BUFFA DETROIT I3 MICHIGAN May Mary ever be an un allmg 907 T CY L msplrauon for you m the uture So 0l'Yl0l'25 GOG V KUA N W 14370 1 I 9 J I 7 Alnu - Q 1, ,, 0 I . . ...ll- XvAN liI'L.X Fl'NIcR.u. IIOBII-I f . . 4 . RI .COR. M CUS E ALNUT - 1 - ucceafs fo gyracfuafem- IUSEPH F TEMRUWSKI REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE Since 1921 COMPLETE REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE SERVICE 882 Van Dyke Ave WAInut 15100 WA 1 5542 HARPER MEN S WEAR 2 .Sincere Ollgfa fu ah ond ST ANNS SOCIETY COMPLIMENTS AND omlo Lmenffi 0 BEST WISHES Joe Rogers f FRESHMEN I Y A ss., ez- uw. P.ru...x., M... V 7761 HA R A N owes: S C A f rom C0ngmtu!zztz'0ns PILGRIM LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING C0 6200 Georgra at Mt Ellrott Wa 16264 gA t W 2 9094 W 2 9354 W 1 881 HARPER RECREATIDN INC Arr Condrtroned Kwrkee Bar Cocktarl Lounge 20 Brunswrck Lanes D 3 P 1 8 Chrcken rn the Basket Barbecue Rrhs Przzerra and Spaghetti Italian Style I Bowlin lley Cock ail B Dining Room a - a - a -8 , I 7449 H per Avenue Detroit 13 M' h'g ' 'n s ecia izin in: ea ja Wie QW M ERTEH EEIEEERIING Take the Telephone Cornpanx for example Km one who worlts for Nirchrgan Bell mll tell xou rt s exerx thrng a grrl could vxant rn a rob Frrst sou dont need am expenence lou learn Your yob on the rob and earn a good salarx uhrle learnrng Rarses are regular and frequent Xour ru come rs steadx xou can alwaxs count on rt md xou get annual xaeatlons mth pax Another nrce tlung about telephone uorlt rs that xou ll assoerate mth people xour own age gust out of school too Youll work m clean brrght pleasant surroundmgs VK hether sou prefer to start as a tele phone operator a teller or a clerk xou ll find oppor tunrtres for aclxaneernent XX e d lrlrc to tell sou more about these and other Interesting telephone robs X rsrt us Soon uon t xou7 MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY A FRIENDLY PLACE TO WO GASISERVICE since 1851 iff? VAVAVAV QP mb Gas servlce was first provlded for Detrolt users back In 1851 At that tlme only a few homes were lucky enough to recelve the wonderful new Illununatlng gas to replace kerosene lamps Today we are servmg more than three quarter mllhon customers In Detrolt and Mlchlgan And the natural gas provlded 1S used In a great refrlgeratmg 1nc1nerat1ng clothes drylng and house heatmg Industry uses gas In a varlety of processmg operatlons We plan contmually for the years ahead In order to provlde an adequate supply of gas for the needs of the commumt1es we serve Serving 780 000 customers Ln M zchzgan ET R. la fl-I f N f 2 -Y L, ,fi ' J as 5 If many ways . . . for cooking, water heating, A U MICHIGAN CONSOLIDATED GAS COMPANY I to remember . 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