St Thomas High School - Shamrock Yearbook (Ann Arbor, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1963 volume:

PROLOGUE ' Let us make mankind in our IMAGE and likeness. - Genesis 1:26 Man . . . made in the Image and likeness of God can disciver his true identity by finding in him- self the divine image— this is the work of a life- time—aided by Christian education. Here Is Our School . . . This is the story of students in a school dedicated to a work of discovery, exploration, and development. Since the creation of man in the image of the Creator, the law of life can be summed up in: Be what you are. As sons and images of God we must have no higher obligation than to resemble Him in the perfection of our spiritual and intellec- tual lives, and in the development of the social and physical lives designed to contribute to the formation of the true Christian image. In this life-work St. Thomas School not only teaches us to discover our true identity, as children of God, but also to explore the spiritual and the intellectual possibilities of complete development into the new man whose image we keep before us. THE SHAMROCK will try to picture the story of one year in the lives of St. Thomas students, and present the real student-image. The Shamrock St. Thomas High School, Ann Arbor Trrrr II rh : ?7 ' ' ' . ' ' «?; -f5 . : 1. ;. - ■ ' V V . ' J •: -■■ ' y P X . -• ■ ' w . . . Image Of Christian Education x-i lb wt DEDICATION To the scores of St. Thomas graduates who have faced the open door to an unknown world, entered it, and found spiritual and material success because they have achieved the goal of a Catholic education— the formation of the supernatural man of character, made in the image and likeness of God; to all of these graduates, we have dedicated this book. Monsignor Peek, pastor and devoted friend to all his students, is truly a mediator between God and man for his parish and school. Reverend Gerald Nitoski, teacher and counselor, has time for every- one who has a need. Counselors At Work Reverend Patrick Jackson, coun- selor and teacher in the school, also instructs acolytes ' in their duties. Meet The Faculty Seniors Sister Marie Lawrence Religion, Mathematics, Drafting, National Honor Society Sister M. Julienne Religion, English, French, Yearbook, Press Club Juniors Sister Marie Justine Economics, Shorthand, Typing, Librarian Sister Marie de Lourdes English, Religion, History, Future Teachers Club Sophomores Sister Mary Gregory Religion, Chemistry, Mathematics, Science Projects Mr. Thompson World Geography, Biology Freshmen Sister M. Magdala Religion, Home Economics, Developmental Reading Sister M. Augustine Religion, English, Choral, C.S.M.C. Miss Judith Heric English, History, Speech, Dramatics Latin Mr Carl Helferich Physical Education Mr. Leo Wagner Mrs. Shaw Band Mr. Morris Lawrence, Jr. Future Nurses Club Mrs. Magielski Guidance Reverend Gerald Nitoski Reverend Patrick Jackson Mother M. Stephane principal, with cheerful enthusiasm plans scholastic and co-curricular activities capable of forming students into the true student— image that should be characteristic of Catholic education . . . vision, op- timism, efficiency make our principal a strong force in die develop- ment of a greater St. Thomas. MISS JUDITH HERIC Speech, English, History Speech Latin History MR. CARL HELFERICH Latin MR, RICHARD DEMOLEN American History 10 MR. C. THOMAS THOMPSON Biology Biology Physical Education Band MRS. SHAW Girls ' Physical Education MR. MORRIS LAWRENCE, JR. Band Director 11 Exploring The Spiritual We dwell in His Image His widsom surrounds us and His Love is within us. Knowledge is from His hand. Pray then to God for help, You who are of His image Where, if not from Him, is the solace of your need. The Image of the All- Wise is within you. Recall Him . . . Discovery Of Spiritual Values In Religion Classes And In Activities SENIOR BOYS HONOR OUR LADY IN THE TRADI- TIONAL OCTOBER PROCESSION THAT CULMINATES IN THE CROWNING OF THE QUEEN OF THE HOLY ROSARY. Thomas Dyer, class president, presents the flowers while other officers stand by, (Left to right) James Brice, Tom McGuire, T. Dyer, Fred Crudder. Tom Scott, Emmett Byrne. JK-fHitl i! JUNIOR BOYS DISCUSS DR. DOOLEY ' S BOOKS DURING A CLASS IN RELIGION. •1 1 MARRIAGE IS A SERIOUS TOPIC, JUDGING FROM THE ATTITUDE OF THE SENIOR BOYS IN THEIR RELIGION CLASS. C.S.M.C. OFFICERS PLAN MISSION WORK Mill— 9 jl ( ' iJ - H-C ■■p Elkl S ' 11 ' Jj A panel of mission -minded Sophomores discuss the work of the Students Mission Crusade. 15 Poster Contest Attracts Seniors Tom Treves, Paul Tramontiii and Richard Meldrum held top places in the poster contest held as part of the program honoring the opening of the Ecumenical Council. The vs inning poster (center) was designed by Tom Treves, ' 63. FATHER JACKSON CONDUCTS RELIGION CLASS FOR SENIOR GIRLS ibb4 ' wW - ' nif 1 y B HH ■ w [Th ■ si W ' pfe ' jzm: Students Observe Opening Of Vatican Council Junior Religion classes, under the direction of Mother Stephanie and Sister Marie de Lourdes, sponsored an assembly program for the senior and junior high students. Jack Reiss, acting as a roving reporter, direct- ed the meet, while Father Jackson explained the organization of the Council. Prizes were awarded to the winners in the Poster Contest. SOPHOMORE RELIGION CLASS LISTENS TO DISCUSSION LEADERS ARGUE ■1 M m HP i ■ ' is II I SPEECH CLASS GIVES MODERN MORALITY PLAY AT CHRISTMAS CAST OF THY KINGDOM COME: Lois McGough, James Noeker, Patricia McMahon, Diane Duquette, Kathleen Kinney, Thomas Sanford, EUcci Bielman, Thomas Phillips, Mary Boudeman. m INTERPRETATIVE DANCERS PORTRAY THEME OF PLAY: Kathy Parker, Sue Otto, Jackie Sinelli, Alice LaMay, Diane Burdick, Karen Lasky, Cheryl Braun. BAND MAKES DEBUT AT CHRISTMAS PLAY F ' The Student - Image In Classes . . . Clubs . . . Sports . . . Social Life . . . t X NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS THRILL WINNERS Tom McGuire, finalist, and Anne McGuire, honorable mention, study the honor roll. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS PLAN ACTIVITIES Chris Bertoni, vice-president; Tom McGuire, president; Jack Reiss, ueasurer; Mary Beth Kelly, secretary. A school day begins . . . a full day of exploring the wonders of knowledge. Jim Kennedy and Kathy Coniway look like a Salem springtime Seniors do reference work: Tom Dyer, Yvonne Gullett, Ramon Alvarez, Ann Menke, and Fred Crudder. Vocabulary records help seniors: Chris Bertoni, Richard Meldrum, Mary Ann Malecki, and Dee Ann Dickinson. Mr. Helferich puzzles Wayne Vuolo, Margaret Moray, and Mary Conlin in Latin II. World History Class show projects to Sr. Marie DeLourdes ¥ 4 . V „,y 1 1 L Chris Conlin, Mary Ann Martus, Jane Allen have learned to appreciate la belle France in French II class. Junior English class studies Sidney Lanier ' s poetry by drawing pictures of the sense imagery. H. 25 A P K j| Economics Class stages a mock Home-School Council meeting. Miss Heric shows Europe to Dan Noeker, Tom Treves, and Paul Tramontin. r Sister Marie Lawrence uses the overhead projector for Mathe- matics IV, and Deanna Row- land, Richard Meldrum, and Tom Dyer watch results. ' 1 j lH HHH V m I Si H K World History Committee trace time lines: Leo Hallen, Ron Keller, Michelle Gribble, Joseph Smith, Alice LaMay, Mark Wolford. chemistry students Jack Reiss, Kathy Johnson, Dick Deighton, and Mary Ann Malecki set up apparatus for demonstrating the electrolysis of water. Dee Dickinison, Richard Meldrum, and Fred Crudder watch the Bell Telephone wave machine. 28 Biology class learn to use the microscope: John Fitzgerald, Den- nis Dyer, James Wan- der, Wayne Vuolo, Mike Magielski, Dav- id Mezger. Construction of traingles is the problem to be solved by this sophomore geometry class. V A ♦ , « The advanced biology class prepare specimen for dissection. Accuracy and speed are the goals of these typing students. 30 i luuiiu III iiie aoii iii ' iiiu lui The intricacies of graphs and sines is unraveled by Jack Reiss for the benefit of Sonny Hufano and Ralph Johnson. Mr. Thompson explains the anatomy of his long-suffering cat to the biology class. ■ ' ■■J- ' i ADVANCED TYPISTS learn to use office machines. Emmet Byrnes at Friden Calculator; Joyce Massa rello witli dictaphone; Mary Stringer and Alice Longsky finish various office forms. DRAFTSMEN struggle over architectural drawings. i LJ HOMEMAKERS OF TOMORROW LEARN METHODS OF TODAY i At iron— Dorothy LeBlanc; at dishes— Sara Birney, Joan Lucas, Gay Hall; at machine— Patricia Natalie, Kathy Covert; at table (left) Theresa Hunt, Judy Nixon, Sister Magdala, instructor; Marcia Herter; at table (right) Linda Sajewski, Becky MacKenzie, Susan Tobias, Sue McCallum. I 33 SPEECH CLASS HOLDS TRYOUTS FOR THE CHRIST- MAS PLAY UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MISS HERIC. Left to right— First row: T. Phillips, J. Noeker, Michelle Dulgereff, T. Sanford, Y. Gullett, R. Bielman, T. Sanford, L. McGough. Second row: J. Reiss, D. Teeter, J. Stringer, C. Braun. Third row: J. Aoolebury, J. Teifer, D. Barbour, S. Hubler, D. Burdick, S. Childers, S. Otto. Fourth Row: D. Frederickson, J. LeBIanc, J. Gustin, E. Nowracki, P. McMahon, M. Herter, J. Sinelli. FRENCH 11 STUDENTS AID FRENCH 1 FRESHMEN IN USE OF LABORATORY EQUIPMENT J. Piatkowski, J. Allen, D. Letourneau, M. Pittman, M. Martus, M. Cribble, P. Allen, D. Duquette. D. Frederick- son. 34 FRESHMEN MATH CLASS LEARN HOW TO USE SLIDE RULES 35 FUTURE NURSES CLUB VISIT HOSPITAL Left to right— Linda Langstaff, Kathy Farrell, Mrs. Magielski, club moderator; Kathy Lirette. r l Joyce Massarello, Sally Clisham, Alice Longsky, Kathy Coniway. 36 ! PRESS CLUB READ IRISH ISSUES Left to right— Kay Spencer, Mary Wiedenbeck, Maria Mazzoliiai, Carolyn Speer, editor; Ann Uren, Kathy Lirette, Mary Ann Malecki, Ann Menke. (Seated) Sandra Pennala, Chris Bertoni, Diane Letourneau. OCCASIONAL WRITERS ON STAFF LOOK FOR ARTICLES Barbara Dunn, Karen Lasky, Mary Jane Tobias, Linda Langstaff. Gail Braun, James Gearns, Rosemary Cyr. (Seated) Patricia McMahon, Becky McKenzie, Rosalind Fraker. 37 ST. THOMAS CHORAL . . . ABILITY . . . ARTISTRY . . . ACHIEVEMENT Trw i I -i- f Tf ' fri Row 4— J. Fleszar, J. PiatkovNfski, S. Pennala, J. Stringer, T. Kellman. H. Roedding, F. Ross, E. Gearns. D. Frederick- son, J. Gustin, R. Sajewski, C. Hurtubise, A. Wagner, J. Peters, K, Miley, D. Nowlan. R. Cyr. Row 3— D. Place, M. Place, M. Herter, L. Langstaff, M. Morary, J. Schaefer, P. Hunt, J. Kopenski, R. Bertoni, M. Bertoni, M. Jones, P. Kinney, L. McGough, R. Bielman, K. Parker, D. Fitzgerald. Row 2— L. Sajewski, T. McMahon, C. Van Boon, L. Miley, K. McMillan, D. McDonald. J. Gearns, R. Keller, W. Lowe, M. A. Malecki, K. Coniway, M. Hamilton, M. Conlin, J. Shehan, M. J. Tobias, K. Downer. Row 1— P. Kellman. D. Jones, R, McKenzie, D. Latourneau, M. Uren, C. EUinger, D. Drogosch. D. Drogosch, W. Marshall, D. Dickenson, C. Bertoni, A. Uren, C. Speer. R. Fraker. T. Hunt, M. Boudeman. B. Hamilton, SISTER M. AUGUSTINE, DIRECTOR. 38 LIBRARY STAFF IN ACTION: Betty Lawrence, Patricia McMahon, SISTER MARIE JUSTINE, LIBRARIAN; Chris Conlin, Mary Simiott, Jacqueline Owens. TWO OF THE FUTURE TEACHERS OBSERVE IN FIRST GRADE: Joanne Larrow, Sheila Driver, .-%S«S '  ' om n. 4 = ■o—awmi o ■ mm V: 4 1 i-r Lovely- Spirited - Fleeting Homecoming Day m Ju F ' H A 1 1 m i. Co-captain Dave Mackenzie crowns Kathleen Lirette as the Homecoming Queen for 1962 - 63. Queen Kathy opens the Homecoming Dance. THE QUEEN AND HER COURT: (Left to right) Freshman attendant Kathy Hatch, John Hamilton; Junior attendant Kay Spencer, Dave Mackenzie; Queen Kathy Lirette, Richard Burch; Senior attend- ant Ann Menke, Don Moray; Sophomore attendant Mary Conlin, Tom Sanford. AT THE HALF - - BEAUTY VIEWS BRAWN The Queen and her court assemble on the field for the traditional ceremony. THE STUDENT- IMAGE IN SPORTS ♦ ♦ ♦ FOOTBALL BASKETBALL CROSS COUNTRY TRACK WRESTLING BASEBALL GOLF Coach Wagner is always ready to help— Tom Treves and Dave MacKenzie chat informally with him. SOO 42 Football Co-captain James Kennedy, ' 63 Co-captain David MacKenzie, ' 63 For twelve years Coach Leo Wagner has trained winning teams and directed the varied sports program at St. Tliomas. His 1962 Football team won honors during their successful season: SOUTHWEST DIVISION CHAMPS, 9th. RATED IN STATE DETROIT NEWS CLASS C, REGIONAL WINNER NORTHWEST-SOUTHWEST. 43 Southwest Division Champs . . . Kneeling; Co-captains, Dave MacKenzie, James Kennedy. Row 1: Dick Meldrum, Dave Otwell, Tom Dyer. Dick Burch, Emmett Byrne, Mike Slater, Dick Conlin, Don Moray, Tom Treves, Paul DeShano, Henry Kuderko, Jim Brice, Dan Noeker, Father Jackson. Row 2: Coach Wagner, Greg. Soumalo, (Mgr,), Joe LeBlanc, Denny Dyer, Tom Phillips, Mike Giraud, Tony Rutz, John McMillan, Bob Pittman, Richard Bertoni, Pat Webb, (Mgr.), Denny Fitzgerald, assistant coach. Don Moray clears way as Burch streaks around left, Tony Rutz pulls away from St. James defenders. ii f .- Varsity Basketball Co-Champs Row 1, left to right: Donald Moray, Tom Dyer, Paul De Shano, Tom O ' Brien, Emmett Byrne. Row 2: Eric Gearns, Richard Conlin, Richard Deighton, James Carr, James Barnes, Coach Nicholson. Ilense n seiso co-cl Tom Dyer pulls down another rebound. Jim Carr and Tom Dyer surround the opposing players. . ' aul De Shano fakes the opposition while driving for a layup. Jense Moments With A Great Team The Irish Cagers Three cheers for Coach Nicholson in his first season at St. Thomas. The Irish end the season as co-champs in the Southwest League. A great coach equals a great team ! dasB ' iSSBk Junior Varsity Basketball Team Row 1, left to right: J. Hamilton, W. Vuolo, D. Dyer, J. Fitzgerald, J. Krasny. Row 2: D. Teeter, J. LeBlanc, J. Lirette, D. Barbour, F. Rutz. Freshmen Basketball Team i .,: fe-l:S.l Row 1: J. Boone, M. Kramer, G. Kittel, J. Hasty, F. Ullrich, L. Hallen. C. Mast. Row 2: P. Frederickson, J. Snyir, T. Wiench, P. Woolner, W. Torrier, P. Brusher, Coach Clappison. l CROSS COUNTRY TEAM WINS FIRST PLACE IN NAPOLEON INVITATIONAL, FOURTH IN STATE ;, iow 1: S. Hufano, J. Wander, K. Mosher, T. Scott, captain; D. Lirette, M. Bangert. Row 2: D. Rohr, J. Bangert, J. Carr, . Hall, F. Crudder, R. Deighton, Coach Ryan. 1 1 I: WRESTLING TEAM: P. Kellman, R. Pittman, R. Steele, M. Fitzgerald, T. Scott, J. Teifer. D. Noeker, J. Bangert, H. Kuderko. Row 1: B. Platte, P. Hunt, R. Johnson, T. McGuire. J. Wander. T. Rowland, D. Lirette, 49 m aa Track Team IP4 Row 1: T. O ' Brien, D. Deighton, T. Dyer, D. Moray, H. Kuderko, F. Crudder, D. Lirette. S, Hufano. Row 2: Coach Wagner, J. Lirette, J. Hall, J. Krasny, D. Teeter, J. Carr, D. Canham, T, Rutz, D. Rohr, R. Sexton, M. Ber- toni, J. Teifer. Baseball Team i iP t P P P A n; r ' 1 ' ' i ,4 i Giism, I i3H% Seated: J. LeBlanc, J. Barnes, D. Barbour, M. Giraud, T. O ' Brien, D. Dyer, Row 2: T. Kellman, D. Conlin, J. McMillan, P. DeShano, D. Moray, E. Byrne, T. Dyer, Coach Ryan. 50 1963 St. Thomas Golf Team It! ncG, M Bei- . £ii lr P r p 1 , f ■ ' -♦% w ! ,. : « Left to right— Mr. Prince, coach; Tony Wiench, Donald Milbacher, Michael Magielski, Richard Meldrum. Joseph Gustin, Dennis McDonald, John Hamilton, Thomas Scott. MEET THE NEW DRILL SQUAD . . . THE FIRST OF ITS KIND AT ST. THOMAS. {j,CtM VARSITY CHEERLEADERS CREATE SCHOOL SPIRIT AT GAMES Kathy Johnson, Kay Spencer, Chris Bertoni, Kathy Lirette, Maureen Place, Diane Le tourneau. J. V. CHEERLEADERS PRACTICE Joyce Doneth, Barbara Hamilton, Mary Conlin, Judy Hurgott A refreshing pause between games. -v • and the Homecoming Dance goes on SENIORS GIVE PEP SKIT I i i . . . and student life ones on . . more study more activity . . . developing the image of a well- developed Catholic high school student . . . ART STUDENTS UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MISS ANNE HALL DO Mono-PRINTS In foreground: Jack Hall, Miss Anne Hall, Jackie Johnson, Tom O ' Connor SISTER MARIE LAWRENCE Helps James Bangert AT WORK - Nancy Nidy I.CU Andeiic R,Ioliii! I.lvact K.McK K.McG I.FiEg M.Wie ■« ««B fc«i,; . . . Tom Dyer has an alibi . . . let ' s hope ! Mother Stephane seems doubtful about it. J.C.L. MEMBERS: Row 1-B. Dunn, J. Anderson, MJ. Beadle, M. Tobias, R. Johnson, T. Donnelly, F. Crudder, J. Ivacko, M. Uren, C. Bertoni; Row 2- K. McKevitt, A. Smith, J. Owens, K. McGuire, M. Bangert, J. McMillan, J. Fitzgerald, W. Vuolo, J. Peters, M. Wiedenbeck, D. Dickinson, A. Uren. JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE FIND LATIN FUN Si imiL ww W — F ' A i Bi ' S ' S ' . KBL. W  w flB. ar Hbt ' V 1 - V Ki fyi i ' r;!!;!« •, STUDENT COUNCIL HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES Maiielis Row 1-F. Ross, P. Webb, S. Hufano, F. Crudder, J. Brice, E. Johnson, D. Drogosch. Row 2- T. Berorducci, D. Petrick, M. Pittman, K. Coniway, K. McKevitt, J. Owens, M. Uren, J. Ivacko, G. Braun. A QUIET MOMENT FOR KATHY JOHNSON, KAY SPENCER, JEAN DE FORD Seniors, Richard Conlin, Mike Slater, Jim Kennedy buy i j to jetr The BOOK FAIR under the direction of Sister Marie Justine, librarian, and the library commit- tee from the Home School Council, enticed good readers, poor readers, all readers. High school, grade school, adults came and saw and bought. A TYPICAL SCENE AT THE FAIR 3oks from Betty Lawrence and Carol Wolanski. Katie Bird is a good Ad for St. Thomas MR. MOSS SHOWS SENIORS HOW THEY REALLY LOOK . . . CHARMING! THE BEGINNING OF THE END . . . CAP AND GOWN MEASUREMENTS 60 II Row 1 (Left) A. Uren, K. Farrell, M. Burnham, B. Lawrence, P. Tramontin; Row 2 (Middle) C. Bertoni, M. Garner, M. Sinnott, R. Conlin; Row 3 (Right) K. Coniway, C. Wolanski, M. Mazzolini, M. Hamilton, R. Meldrum. 61 w i p THE MAY PROCESSION MARKS THE HIGH POINT OF SPIRITUAL ACTIVITIES FOR THE SENIORS. The May Queen, Mary Hamilton (center) and her attendants, Carolyn Speer and Kathleen Coniway, look pensively into the future as they leave the altar after the crowning of Our Lady as Queen of the May. Dressing For The Occasion... Betty Lawrence gives a helping hand to Gary Hubler before Commencement practice. t ? Jr . « f • w ?3 1 ' S - . . . and now the Catholic graduate-image emerges, the product of an education for life: intellectually, socially, physically, and above all -spiritually. Freshmen p pi Kenneth Abentrod Patricia Allen Patricia Beadle Thomas Beraarducci John Boone Gail Braun Paul Brusher Gala Bums Donald Canham Charles Chambelain Joanne Chase John Childers Cathy Coven Rosemary Cyr Linda Dascola Joan Devine Douglas Drogosch Donald Drogosch Stefan Ehrenkrentz Chris Ellinger Pauicia Evans Kim Firestone Diana Fitzgerald Fred Flis Rosalind Fraker Paul Frederickson James Gearns Trese Gardenier I 64 teii lii Cimbekiii CiKti Chris Grant Michelle Gribble Bert Gullett rohn Hall Leo Ha lien fohn Hamilton Kathy Hatch Deborah Hayden Judie Hergott James Hasty Sue Hughes Michael Huizenga Theresa Hunt Catherine Hurtubise Darlene Imus siiyCyi iDiscoIs DsiK It tojoscl; i eric Johnson ' atricia Kellman atricia Kinney jary Kittel Veronica Klapperich ; iSitalaeBiz Michael Kramer rjij er Joseph Krasny ■•j ' jw Joseph LeBlanc Fiasoe lerry Lirette jFiEjcalc _|,Mary Lonskey frjoBiciest jWilliam Marshall (Catherine Mazzolini Timothy McDonald irginia McMahon athryn McMillan Q iP| n f P P) 65 H H 1 1 H iiriT H H ■ Hp HBiiWi Bl-,jI m V H y 1 FRESHMEN OFFICERS DISCUSS CLASS AFFAIRS Left to right: Jack Hall, treasurer; Kathy Hatch, secretary; John Hamilton, president; Jerry Lirette, vice-president. Thomas Meddaugh Katrina Miley Linda Miley William Milliken Rosemary Moore Mary Kay Murrel Rosemary Mynning Patricia Natalie Philip Neau Sandra Nuttle Julie O ' Connor Thomas O ' Connor Michael O ' Neill Deborah Patrick Marylee Pittman Dianna Place Bruce Platte Fiedl AiiiiWaj MaikVi Paul Wo i FRESHMEN BOYS ENJOY COACH WAGNER ' S GYM CLASSES James Reason Mary Ann Reidy Thomas Rowland Christine Sakowski David Sakowski Mark Schoenhals William Sinnott Joseph Smith John Snyir William Tarrier Fred Ullrich Ann Wagner Michael Wenzel Jerry Weston Tony Wiench Mark Wolford Paul Woolner . O ' P 1 f ,P r r 67 n ( o f Michael Bangert David Barbour Sandra Barth Mark Bertoni Richard Bertoni Katie Bird Sara Birney Sharon Boone Thomas Boyne Cheryl Braun James Brogan Diane Burdick Mary Conlin Janann Dahmen Kathy Darr %,-• ■ - ' ; • — % - j John Delaney _™ _ Larry Dishman W ' r W PP B K B ! R Mary Jane Doherty Joyce Doneth , B ' • i Thomas Donnelly ■ ■jiw- . ' ' Dennis Dyer Elizabeth Farrell John Fitzgerald Janet Fleszan Robert Galardi Joseph Gustin Barbara Hamilton Sophomores Al A In d 68 Ci f f f Judy Milliken Margaret Moray Edward Murphy Judy Nixon Marcia Herter Donald Herter Steven Hubler Patrick Hunt Jeannie Ivacko Rose Marie Jarrett Deborah Jones Michael Jones Timothy Kellman I I Patricia Kelly Terri Koons Jack Kopenski Linda Langstaff Joseph LeBlanc Diane Letourneau William Lowe Jackie Lucas Michael Magielski Gaye Marburger Dennis McDonald Lois McGough Michele McMahon Peter Melton David Mezger Donald Milbocker Sophomores 69 T James Noeker Jody Peters Thomas Phillips Jeanine Piaikowski Michael Proper Henry Roedding Frank Ross Francis Rutz Linda Sajewski Ronald Sajewski Thomas Sanford Jane Ann Schaefer Ronald Sexton Candace Sholtz Joanne Shehan Gary Sheppardson George Simon Joseph Steele Gregory Suomala Dennis Teeter James Teifer Mary Jayne Tobias Marjorie Uren Cathy Van Boon Wayne Vuola James Wander Pamela Warren Patrick Webb Mary Wiedenbeck Michael Wolford f--J t f w r ' 5 1 S O ' SB m w w 70 Juniors CLASS OFFICERS SELECT RING Dennis Kosmalski, president; Kathy McGuire, vice-president; James Bangert, Treasurer; Kay Spencer, secretary Craig Allan Jane Allen Jean Anderson William Applebury James Bangert James Barnes Mary Jane Beadle Ricci Bielman Mary Boudeman James Carr Christeen Conlin Carmen Covert Jean DeFord Richard Deighton Sheila Driver Barbara Dunn Steven Erlewine Michael Fitzgerald Dave Frederickson Gay Hall 71 Wallace Hayden Sonnie Hufano William Hurtubise Kathleen Johnson Ralph Johnson Mary Belh Kelly Kathleen Kinney Dennis Kosmalski Mary Krull Alice LaMay Joanne Larrow Karen Laskey David Liiette Douglas Lirette Sharon Lutz Juniors Carolyn MacDonald Mary Anne Martus Kathy McGuire Rebecca McKenzie Kathleen McKevitt John McMillan David Miley Sandra Miller Kenneth Mosher Virginia Murrel I 72 Eileen Nawrocki Thomas O ' Brien John O ' Connor Jacquelyn Owens Robert Pittman Maureen Place Dennis Rebman Jack Reiss David Rohr Anthony Rutz James Siantz Jacquelyn Sinelli Veronica Slater Ann Smith Kay Spencer Susan Tobias Johnine Vaughn Virginia Visel Jon Williams Kathleen Wuest 1 |K Juniors Aik 1 73 Thomas Dyer President Mary Hamilton Vice-President Emmett Byrne Treasurer W ' PbmMiA ' ii ' Thomas Scott Secretary Christine Bertoni Student Council, Vicc-Pres. I , J tM fi 1 vi-i:! u,4-v SENIORS CHAT WITH MONSIGNC Thomas McGuire Student Council President National Merit Scholarship i r k jgjp ■c ' ' ? ' y ' y B I ' l 2 . 1 Anne Uren . . . National Merit Scholarship Commendation 75 RAMON ALVAREZ JAMES BRICE Seniors SALLY CLISHAM DEBORAH BLUM 1 MARY JANE CALLEJA MARTINA BURNHAM ( RICHARD BURCH 76 KATHLEEN CONIWAY RICHARD CONLIN Seniors FREDERICK CRUDDER DEE ANN DICKINSON DIANE DUQUETTE ANTHONY DUPREY KAREN COTTER 77 KATHLEEN DOWNER PAUL DE SHANO Seniors KATHLEEN FAE IELL i MARGARET GARNER YVONNE GULLETT GARY HUBLER 78 JOANNE HUNT Seniors KATHLEEN LIRETTE JACQUELINE JOHNSON mn V PATRICIA LASKI ALICE LONSKEY JAMES KENNEDY HENRY KUDERKO 79 Seniors ELIZABETH LAWRENCE DONALD MORAY vW DOROTHY LE BLANC H, ANNE MENKE MARY ANN MALECKI RICHARD MELDRUM JOYCE MASSARELLO 80 :f,D! MARIA MAZZOLINI JEROME MARTELL Seniors SUSAN MC CALLUM PATRICIA MC MAHON DAVID MC KENSIE NANCY NIDY RICHARD MURREL 81 Seniors DANIEL NOEKER SANDRA PENNALA DIANE NOWLAN DEANNA ROWLAND MARY SINNOTT MICHAEL SLATER DAVID OTWELL RICHARD STEELE 82 ion UTS Seniors ' W 3 MARY STRINGER THOMAS TREVES ANN THORNTON CAROLYN SPEER CAROL WOLANSKI JEAN TEIFER 51211 PAUL TRAMONTIN CHRISTINE WILSON 83 SENIOR DIRECTORY RAMON MANUEL ALVAREZ ■Every inch a man ACTIVITIES: Baseball 1,2,4; Swim- ming 1,2; WresUing 2. CHRISTINA MARIE BERTONI •The woods are lovely, dark and deep, but I have prom- ises to keep. ACTIVITIES: National Honor Soci- ety 2,3; Honor Society 1,2,3; Girl ' s State Representative 3; Tri-Hi 2; Homecoming Attendant 3; Cheer- leader 3,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Choral 3,4; Press Club 4; Junior Classical League 1,4. DEBORAH ANN BLUM Deborah danced when she was two as buttercup and dew- drops do. ACTIVITIES: Future Nurses 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; Junior Achievement 3; Girls ' Basketball 2,3,4; Girls ' Softball 1,2,4. JAMES ROBERT BRICE ' One for smiling when he might have sighed. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,3,4; WresUing 1,2,3,4; Golf 1,4; Student Council 4; Acolyte 1,2,3,4. MARTINA RUTH BURNHAM A grade like swans and swan- like gleaming. ACTIVITIES: Choral 1; Honor Student 3; Library Club 3; Junior Achievement 3,4; Girls ' Softball 2. EMMETT RICHARD BYRNE As honorable as the fame of the i ord. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,4; Senior Class Treasurer; Altarboy 1,2,3,4; Future Business Leaders; Junior Achievement 3; Christmas Play 2,3. MARY JANE CALLEJA The rose, the little wind and you. ACTIVITIES: Library 3; Future Nurses 3,4; Sports Club 1,2; Choral 1; Junior Achievement 4. SALLY ANNE CLISHAM A protest that is also prophecy. ACTIVITIES: Future Nurses 1,3; Honor Society 1,2; Basketball 4; Press Club 1; Library Club 3. KATHLEEN AGNES CONIWAY •The souls of all the flowers afar. ACTIVITIES: National Honor Soci- ety 3; Honor Student 1,2,3,4; Future Nurses 1,2,3,4; Yearbook 2,3,4; Library 2; Student Council Repre- senUtive 4; Choral 1,3,4. RICHARD CONLIN •Tragedy, comedy, valor, and truth. ACTIVITIES: Press Club 1; LaUn Club 1; Science Club 1; Baseball 1, 3,4; Football 1,3,4; Acolyte 1,2,3, 4; Honor Student 1; Junior Achievement 3. KAREN MARIE COTTER •Each plays her sovereign part. ACTIVITIES: Choral 1; Bowling League 1; Pep Club 1; Yearbook 4; Press Club 4. FREDERICK HOWSON CRUDDER •And none can ever follow where he flies. ACTIVITIES: Junior Class Presi- dent; National Honor Society 3; Honor Student 1,2,3,4; Acolyte 1,2, 3,4; Varsity Track 2,3,4; Cross Country 4; Junior Classical League 4; Student Council 3,4; Yearbook 4; Junior Varsity Basketball 2. PAUL ANTHON Y DE SHANO •His spirit has dared. ACTIVITIES: Altarboy 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Junior Achievement 3. DEE ANN DICKINSON •And finds the stars in shavers beneath her feet. ACTIVITIES: Honor Student 1,2,3, 4; Future Nurses 1; Girls ' Basket- ball 1,2,3,4; Girls ' Softball 2; Intra- mural Sports 1,2,3; Student Council 1; Choral 3,4; Junior Classical League 4; Yearbook 4; Homecoming Attendent 1. KATHLEEN MARY DOWNER The proper shining of a soul. ACTIVITIES: National Honor Soci- ety 3; Yearljook 2; Future Teachers 1,2,3,4; Library Club 3,4; Honor Student 1,2,3,4; Latin Honors 2; Girls ' Basketball 1,2,3,4; Girls ' Softball 2; Choral 3,4. ANTHONY F; DUPREY •Spirit so high, it ran over the heavens. ACTIVITIES: Cross Country 1; Football 1; Baseball 2,3; Choral 3; Acolyte 1,2,3,4. DIANE ELIZABETH DUQUETTE •A curiously clear-cut candid flower. ACTIVITIES: Yearbook 3,4; Future Nurses 3; Mission Club 3; Veronica Guild 3; Student Spiritual Council 3; Sophomore Vice-President; Junior Class Treasurer; Junior Class Mission Officer; Honors 2,3. THOMAS BERNARD DYER •There is something splendid about him. ACTIVITIES: Class Treasurer 2; Senior Class President; Football 1, 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Honor Student 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,3,4. KATHLEEN ANN FARRELL •Heed happiness and laughter witliin a little box. ACTIVITIES: Future Nurses 1,2,3, 4; Yearbook 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2; Sodality 1,2; Girls ' Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Girls ' Softljall 1,2,4; Junior Achievement 3; Library Club 1,2. MARGARET LILLIAN GARNER •As odors of flowers faint remain. ACTIVITIES: Press Club 4; Year- book 4; Choral 1. ERIC LEE GEARNS •They shall inherit the earth. ACTIVITIES: Yearbook 4; Choral 3,4; Acolyte 1,2,3,4; Basketball 3, 4; Baseball 4; Cross Country 1; Track 2; Future Business Leaders DALE YVONNE GULLETT •The least word of your lips is melody. ACTIVITIES: Press Club 3,4; Year- book 1,4; Choral 1,2,3; Library Club 2; Class Secretary 1; Basket- ball 2,3. MARY KATHERINE HAMILTON •Build as thou wilt, unspoiled by praise or blame. ACTIVITIES: National Honor Soci- ety 2,3; Class Officer 1,2,3,4; Fu- ture Nurses 1; Future Teachers 3; Choral 3,4; Yearbook 4; Honor Student 1,2,3,4; Girls ' Basketball 3. GARY E. HUBLER ACTIVITIES: Acolyte 1,2,3,4; School Service Award 2. JOANNE ELIZABETH HUNT •as violets with wind above them. ACTIVITIES: Future Nurses 2,3; Civics Club 1; Choral 3. JACQUELINE JOSPHINE JOHNSON •Lighter touch than a petal of a flower. ACTIVITIES: U I Club 1,2,3,4; Library Club 3; Future Business Leaders 4. JAMES YATES KENNEDY •What fortitude the soul con- tains. ACTIVITIES: Class President 2; Student Council 2; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; All Southwest Football 3,4; All Second Division Football 4; All State Football 4; Co-Captain Football 4. HENRY KUDERKO Oh-very much a man. ACTIVITIES: Football; Wrestling; Baseball; Track. PATRICIA LYNNE LASKI •essential and secret like a ACTIVITIES: Library Club 3; Fu- ture Business Leaders 4. ELIZABETH FRANCES LAWRENCE She went content ACTIVITIES: Choral 1; Library Club 3,4; Secretary 3; President 4; Junior Achievement 3,4; Girls ' Softball team 2. DOROTHY LE BLANC •Yet not too like, yet not so like to be. ACTIVITIES: Press Club 1; Fu- ture Nurses 3; Choral 1; Sports Club 2; Junior Achievement 4; Li- brary Club 3. 84 ill KATHLEEN MARY LIRETTE A rosebud dipped in diety. ACTIVITIES: NaUonal Honor Soci- ety 3,4; Honor Student 1,2,3,4; Future Nurses Club 1,2,3,4; Press Club 4; Library Club 2; Class Vice- President 1,2; Class Secretary 3; Varsity Cheerleader 3,4; Home- coming Queen 4; Choral 1,3. ALICE ANNE LONSKEY A crystal tree lets tail a crystal leaf. ACTIVITIES: Future Nurses 1,2,3, 4; Girls ' Softball 2,4; Press Club 1; Library 2; Junior Achievement 3. MARY ANN MALECKI •Mistily radiant clad like the moon. ACTIVITIES: Honor Student 1,2,3, 4; Press Club 4; Future Teachers 1; Cheerleader 2; Choral 3,4; Stu- dent Council 3. JEROME F. MARTELL To say again a word that you forgoL ACTIVITIES; Choral 3; Junior Achievement 3; Football 1,2; Base- ball 3,4. JOYCE MASSARELLO She knows release from worry. ' ACTIVITIES: Choral 1; Future Nurses; Library Club 3,4. MARIA MAZZOLINI With an April love of living. ACTIVITIES: Honor Student 1,2,3; Press Club 4; Future Teachers 1, 2; Library Club 2,3; Latin Club; Junior Achievement 3. RICHARD JAMES MELDRUM What a piece of work is a ACTIVITIES; Honor Student 1,3,4; Student Council 1,2; Acolyte 1,2,3, 4; Band 1; Football 1,2,3,4; Base- ball 1,2; GoU 3,4. DONALD A. MORAY He believes in the joy of life. ACTIVITIES: Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Choral 3; Acolyte 1,2, 3,4; All-Southwest Football; AU Second Division Track; Third place in 61 Regional Track. RICHARD LEE MURREL •I am constant to my purposes. SUSAN LYNN MCCALLUM My heart is like a singing bird. ACTIVITIES: Band 3; Basketball 3; Baseball 3. THOMAS VERTDJ MC GUIRE Where is he going, this man against the sky ACTIVITIES; National Honors 3,4; Merit Scholarship finalist: Class Treasurer 3; Student Council presi- dent 4; Manager Wrestling team 3,4. DAVID DAYLE MC KENZIE To make his deed a measure of a man. ACTIVITIES: FootbaU 1,2,3,4; All- City, All-Southwest in Football; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4. PATRICLA ELLEN MC MAHON As a leaf fallen on a tranquil stream. ACTIVITIES: Language Club 1,2; Future Nurses 1,2; Press Club 3,4; Library Club 3,4; Future Teachers 2,3; Junior Achievement 4. ANN CHERYL MENKE A thing of beauty is a joy forever. ' ACTIVITIES; Press Club 3,4; Homecoming Attendant 4. NANCY CAROL NIDY ...an image gay, to haunt, to startle and to waylay. ' ACTIVITIES: Civics Club 1; Fu- ture Nurses 2; Choral 3. DANIEL ALBERT NOEKER He may have walked while others hardly dared. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,3,4; WresUing 2,3,4; Baseball 1,4; Acolyte 1,2,3,4. DIANE BARBARA NOWLAN ■Whose eyes show the road to the stars ACTIVITIES: Choral 3,4; Library Club 3,4; Future Teachers 1,2; Science Club 3. DAVID M. OTWELL David the immortal-willed ACTIVITIES: Football 1,3,4; Golf 3; Baseball 1; Basketball 2; Acolyte 1,2,3. SANDRA JUDITH PENNALA with a song upon her. ACTIVITIES: Honor Student 1,2,3, 4; Future Teachers 1,2,3,4; Presi- dent 4; Press Club 4; Choral 1,2,3, 4; Scholarship to Interlochen 2. DEANNA ROWLAND daintily carrying in her eyes the dangerous first stars. ACTIVITIES: Honor Student 1,2; Choral 3; Student Council 2; Bas- ketball 2; Junior Achievement 3. THOMAS GEORGE SCOTT A heart, a faith, a character, ACTIVITIES: Honor Student 1,2,3, 4; Class President 1; Class Secre- tary 4; Student Council 1; Acolyte 1, 2,3,4; WresUing 1,2,3,4; Co-cap- tain 4; Cross-Country 3,4; Captain 4; Golf 2,3,4; Captain 3; Baseball 1. RICHARD G. SHELTERS (BURCH) In his eyes young glory shone. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2; Track 2,3,4; Captain 4; Choral 3. MARY KATHERINE SINNOTT So fragile white a thing it was I cannot make it plain. ACTIVITIES: Future Teachers 2; Science Club 3; Library 2,3,4; Basketball 2; Band 1,2,4. MICHAEL RAY SLATER His brace spirit enchanted ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 3,4; Acolyte 3,4. CAROLYN ANN SPEER Some larklike soaring spirit ACTIVITIES: Honor Student 1,2,3, 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Press Club 3,4; Editor 4; Yearbook 4; Choral 1,3,4. RICHARD LEO STEELE ' The soul of clear waters ACTIVITIES: School Service Award 2; Football 2; Basketball 1; Wres- Uing 4; Acolyte 1,2,3,4. MARY KATHERINE STRINGER •A perfect woman, nobly planned. ' ACTIVITIES: Library 1,2,3,4; Fu- ture Nurses 2; Choral 1,2,3; Year- book 1,4; Future Business Leaders 4. JEAN ELAINE TEIFER O wistful fragUe (ace, few out of many ACTIVITIES: Student Council 4; Girls ' Softball 1,2,4; Junior Achievement 3. ANN ELIZABETH THORNTON Like a sunbeam, white and frail. ' ACTIVITIES: Future Teachers 2, Treasurer; Junior Achievement 4: Library Club 2. PAUL D. TRAMONTIN, JR. And not a single regret ' ACTIVITIES: Football 1; Baseball 1,4; Golf 2,3; Choral 3; Junior Achievement 3. THOMAS PATRICK TREVES Never a cry cried he. ACTTVITLES: Football 1,2,3,4; WresUing 3,4; Track 4; Choral 3; Acolyte 1,2,3,4; Junior Achieve- ment 3. ANNE KEITH UREN The mind— is not the heart ACTIVITIES: National Merit Scholarship Honorable MenUon; Choral 1,2,3,4; Library Club 3; Press Club 2,3,4; Yearbook 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Junior Achievement 3. CHRISTINE E. WILSON Where beat the heart of life so brief, so brief a while. ACTIVITIES: Future Nurses 3; Press Club 1,2; Attendant to King and Queen of Hearts 3. CAROL MARIE WOLANSKI The shadowy flowers of Ore us ACTIVITIES: Library Club 3,4; Choral 1; Junior Achievement 4; Future Business Leaders 4. 85 Patrons Rt. Rev. Msgr. Warren Peek Rev. Gerald Nitoski Rev. Patrick Jackson Rev. Letito Rev. F. P. Srebernak Betty Jean Aendt Mr. Mrs. James Alder, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Robert Anderson Mrs. Attarian Mr. Mrs. A. J. Bangert Dr. Mrs. Edmund Barbour James Begg Dr. Mrs. H. Woldo Bird Mrs. Birney Sara Birney Miss Elizabeth Bliss Mr. F. P. Blum Ralph D. Bolhouse Mr. Mrs. L. VVm. Boone Mr. Mrs. Paul Bott William J. Bott Mr. Mrs. S. G. Boudeman Mr. Donald Boudeman John Bouillon Farm Repair Mr. Mrs. O. L. Bowser Mr. Mrs. William C. Brogan Pat Bill Brogan Mr. Mrs. C. J. Brokaw Mr. Mrs. Louis Brown Eugene J. Buatti D.D.S. Francis Bushey Dr. Mrs. Donald J. Carek Frank Grohs Chevrokt Joe College Mr. Mrs. C. Coniway Mr. Mrs. Henry T. Conlin Mr. Mrs. John W. Conlin Mr. Mrs. John W. Conlin, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Patrick J. Conlin Mr. Mrs. William Conlin Mr. Mrs. L. W. Cooper The Crescent Boys Mr. Mrs. Gilbert Cruickshank Frances Culling Chat-N-Curl Beauty Salon Peter P. Danau Mr. Mrs. Edgar L. Darr Mr. Mrs. Robert Darr John Darr Mr. Mrs. Leslie Davis Mr. Mrs. Nelson DeFord John Delaney Mr. Mrs. George De Shano Mr. Mrs. Edmond DeVine Mr. Mrs. John B. DeVine Dexter Pharmacy Mrs. Mary M. Dickinson Dee Dickinson Mr. LaVerne J. Doneth Mr. Mrs. Daniel Driver Mr. Mrs. Leo Dunlaug Mrs. Marjorie E. Dunn J. W. Edwards Mr, Mrs. Edward J. Farrell Mr. Mrs. Michael J. Farrell Mr. Mrs. Cass Fleszar Mr. Mrs. Jacob Fleszar Jan Fleszar Dr. Mrs. Richard Flinn The Flis Family Miss Erika Fox A Friend A Friend Mr. . Mrs. A. Galardi Carol A. Garbsch Mr. Mrs. Gauthier George Gordenier Alfred Gross Inc. Mrs. A. D. Gullett W. F. Hayden Dr. Mrs. John Henkel . Theresa Hindelang Mr. Mrs. Daniel Hodgin Lynda Stewart Hoffrnann Mr. Mrs. Jos. Hogan Mr. Mrs. Howard Holmes Mr. Mrs. James M. 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Liberty St. NO 2-2830 CONLIN TRAVEL BUREAU INC. 1329 S. University NO 2-5587 ACME QUALITY PAINTS, INC. 1944 W. Stadium Blvd. NO 5-8311 ALBER OIL CO. 8025 Ann Arbor 426-8113 AL ' S MARKET 810 N. Main St. NO 8-7315 ANN ARBOR CLEANING SUPPLY CO. 118 N. Fourth Ave. NO 2-5293 ANN ARBOR FOOD DRUG MART 1423 E. Stadium NO 2-4565 ANN ARBOR NEWS 340 E. Huron St. NO 3-3361 ANN ARBOR OFFICE MACHINES, INC 200 E. Huron St. NO 8-8727 ANN ARBOR PRESS INC. 317 Maynard 662-3145 ANN ARBOR RECREATION LANES 605 E. Huron NO 2-0103 ANN ARBOR RECREATION LANES Family Bowling NO 2-0103 APRILL INSURANCE AGENCY 331 E. Huron NO 2-4507 ARCADE BARBERS 6 Nickels Arc. NO 5-7894 BEHNKE, FURNITURE 300 S. Main St. NO 8-6513 BELLA-VISTA FARMS DAIRY 1084 S. Huron Ypsilanti HU 3-0496 BETSEY ROSS SHOP 13-15 Nickels Arc. BILL MAURY, CARPENTER-CONTRACTOR 4339 Packard NO 5-7403 BILL ' S SERVICE 6025 Pontiac Trail NO 3-8667 BIMBO ' S PIZZA 116 E. 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NO 3-8805 DOUGLIS CLARK 100 3160 Washtenaw Ann Arbor DOG SUDS 3075 Packard NO 5-5767 EDITH ' S GROCERY 6029 Pontiac Trail NO 2-8097 B. P. O. ELKS 325 338 S. Main St. NO 2-1813 ERNST ELECTRIC SHOP 205 E. Washington NO 8-7776 HUBERT ' S GARAGE 1012 Pontiac Rd. NO 3-0555 KITCHEN SHOWCASE 2270 W. Liberty Ann Arbor EUREKA CLEANERS AND TAILORS 308 N. Main St. NO 2-1769 HURD MOVING STORAGE CO. 2710 Pontiac Rd. NO 8-6016 KITTLE ' S STORE 5715 Earhart Rd. NO 5-2953 PIEGEL ' S MENS BOYS WEAR 322 S. Main NO 2-0228 FILECCIA BROS. SHOE STORE 1109 S. University NO 3-4074 FINGERLE LUMBER CO. 617 S. Fifth Ave. NO 3-0581 FIRESTONE STORES Huron Division Ann Arbor FLORENCE ' S BEAUTY STUDIO 106 E. Liberty St. NO 2-0897 FOLLETT ' S STORYLAND TOYTOWN 322 S. State NO 3-3371 A Friend FROMM ' S HARDWARE Arborland Shopping Cntr. 662-2548 B. E. French Co. 213 S. State NO 2-5527 HOB GAINSLEY ' S SERVICE 1301 S. University NO 8-9286 H. ZIEGLER GOULDE CLEANERS 1255 S. Main Ann Arbor GREENE ' S CLEANERS 516 E. 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Washington St. NO 2-3265 SCHUON ' S GULF SERVICE Stadium Packard NO 8-8864 8-9251 SEYFRIED JEWELERS 304 S. Main St. 308 S. State St. SHEHAN INSURANCE AGENCY 208 Ann Arbor Federal NO 2-4545 SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO. 207 E. Liberty Ann Arbor MILES DAVIS Ann Arbor ARTHUR D. MILLIKEN, PLASTERING CONTRACTOR 311 Glenwood St. NO 5-5172 MOB ' S SPORT SHOP 711 N. University Ave. NO 8-6915 MOE ' S SPORT SHOP 902 S. State St. NO 8-7295 MUEHLIG FUNERAL HOME 403 S. 4th Ave. NO 8-6413 NATIONAL BANK TRUST CO. of ANN ARBOR 125 S. Main St. NO 3-3333 NELSENS FLOWER SHOP GREENHOUSE INC. 1021 Maiden Ln. NO 2-3268 NORTHSIDE PURE OIL SERVICE I 1031 Broadway NO 3-3866 EMMETT O ' CONNOR ' S SERVICE Stadium at Packard NO 8-9389 i PACKARD PHARMACY jl224 Packard NO 2-0709 PALMER STUDIO 621 E. Liberty iNO 2-2072 PREKETE ' S SUGAR BOWL 109-111 S. Main St. NO 2-1414 PRITCHARD DRUG 600 S. Main St. NO 3-4345 THE QUARRY INC. 320 S. State St. 2215 W. Stadium 2355 E. Stadium RABIDEAU HARRIS 119 S. Main St. NO 8-6924 RALPH COON SERVICE 906 N. Main St. NO 8-9218 ROBERTSON-MORRISON HEATING COOLING 123 Adams NO 2-3141 ROHDE BRICK SUPPLY CO., INC. 202 E. Madison St. Ann Arbor R S SHOE STORE 108 S. Main St. Ann Arbor SAM ' S STANDARD SERVICE 1910 Packard Rd. Ann Arbor SAM ' S STORE 122 E. Washington St. NO 3-8611 SCHLANDERER SONS 208 S. Main St. NO 2-0306 SHOW CASE DRESS SHOP 100 W. Main St. Brighton SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO. 114 S. Main St. NO 2-5569 NEWTON SKILLMAN, JR. PEET FLYING SERVICE, INC. AIR TAXI Call Collect, Pontiac 334-3236 SLATTER ' S BOOK STORE 336 S. State St. NO 2-4543 SOPHOMORES OF ROOM 101 St. Thomas High School STADIUM PHARMACY 1930 W. Stadium NO 5-6105 STAFFEN FUNERAL HOME 513 E. Huron St. NO 3-4417 STATE FARM INSURANCE CO. 406 Wolverine Bldg. NO 2-1964 STATE STREET BARBER SHOP 816 S. State St. Ann Arbor STEIN CLE ANERS 204 E. Washington St. NO 2-2567 STEIN GOETZ SPORTING GOODS 315 S. Main St. Ann Arbor . THOMPSON ' S RESTAURANT 223 N. Main St. Ann Arbor TICE ' S MEN SHOP 1107 S. University NO 3-4046 TORIS DIST. CO. of PEPSI-COLA 512 N. Maple Rd. Ann Arbor TOT N TEEN SHOP 328 W. Main St. Brighton ULRICH ' S BOOKSTORE 549 E. University NO 2-3201 VARSITY LAUNDRY SUPPLY CO. 300 S. 5th Ave. Ann Arbor THE VIRGINIAN 315 State St. Ann Arbor WAGNER ' S CLOTHING State St. at Liberty NO 3-2491 WAHRS BOOK STORE 316 S. State St. NO 2-5669 WASHTENAW FARM GARDEN CENTER.INC. 407 N. 5th Ave. Ann Arbor WASHTENAW LUMBER CO. 304 Depot St. Ann Arbor THE WASHTENAW NEWS CO. 310 W. Washington St. NO 8-6911 WEAVE BAC REPAIR SHOP 224 Nickels Arc. NO 2-4647 LARRY WHEELER Heating Cooling Service Ann Arbor WILD COMPANY 313 S. State St. Ann Arbor WILSON DAIRY 2466 Carlton Dr. NO 2-5396 WIRTH ' S CANOE LIVERY Ann Arbor YARNCRAFT SHOP 11 Nickels Arc. MR. MRS. LEONARD YOUNG Ann Arbor, Michigan ZAHN AUTO SERVICE 307 S. 1st St. NO 8-9858 MR. AND MRS. WARREN H. FRAKER ALBERT J. SCHARBAT CLARE V. SCHARBAT 415 Lawrence ALBERT ROBINSON 2891 Jackson 90 ANN ARBOR FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIA TION MAIN OFFICE, LIBERTY AT DIVISION BNEIGHBORHOOD OFFICE, STADIUM AT PAULINE ■ ORGANIZED 1890 Member; Federal Home Loan Bank System • Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation COMPLIMENTS OF DETROIT EDISON 401 S. Main Street OLD COLONY PANCAKE HOUSE FEATURING:— Steak Dinner Fish Dinner Salad Hamburger Sandwiches Desserts Also 22 Varieties of Pancakes S. State St. at Nickols Arcade 91 The TEEN AGE LOAN FUND attracts St. Thomas Students SPONSORED BY ANN ARBOR BANK MAIN OFFICE, 101 S. MAIN STREET Congratulations Class of ' 63 ' We at GOODYEAR ' S join together in wishing you a successful future. GmJ iC io G i po icdlQ Unlimited opportunities exist for talented scientists and engineers. Conductron is a growing team in the elec- tronics and aerospace fields. Grow with Conductron 343 South Main Street Ann Arbor, Michigan 92 The Class of 1965 Salutes The Class of 1963 May the success that attended you through your high school days be with you in whatever plans you have made for the future. -CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS! from the SOPHOMORES Thomas Donnelly, president Patricia Kelley, vice-president Barbara Hamilton, secretary Timothy Kellman, treasurer Michael Bangert David Barbour Sandra Barth Mark Bertoni Katie Bird Sara Birney Sharon Boone Thomas Boyne Cheryl Braun James Brogan Diane Burdkick Mary Conlin Jan Dagmen Kathy Darr John Delaney David Devine Lawrence Dishman Joyce Doneth Mary Jane Doherty Dennis Dyer Betsy Farrell John Fitzgerald Janet Fleszar Robert Galardi Joseph Gustine Marcia Herter Donald Honeck Stephen Hubler Patrick Hunt Jean Ivacko Rose Jarrett Deborah Jones Michael Jones Terry Koons Jack Kopenski Linda Langstaff Joseph LeBlanc Diane LeTourneau William Lowe Jacqueline Lucas Michael Magielski Angela Merriman Judy Milliken Gaye Marburger Lois McGough Peter Melton David Mezger Margaret Moray Dennis McDonald Edward Murphy Judy Nixon James Noeker Thomas Philips Jeanine Piatkowski Michael Proper Robert Richter Judy Peters Henry Roedding Frank Ross Francis Rutz Thomas Sanford Ronald Sajewski Jane Schaefer Joanne Sheehan Ronald Sexton Candace Shaltz Gary Shepperdson George Simon Gregory Soumala Joseph Steele James Tiefer Mary Jane Tobias Marjorie Uren Cathy Van Boon Wayne Vuolo James Wander Pamela Warren Patrick Webb Mary Wiedenbeck Michael Wolford Dennis Teeter Michelle McMann 93 COLONIAL LANES 1950 Industrial Highway Phone NO 2-2655 28 Ultra Modern Brunswick Lanes Inquire About Our Junior Program Starting September, 1963 Thelma Beck Instructors Carl Baker 94 COMPLIMENTS ■■ OF BEST WISHES ' AIRPORT TO THE 1 CAB COMPANY CLASS OF 1963 1 Willow Run Airport BOB LIKETTE YPSILANTI, ELECTRIC 1 ' ■ MICHIGAN ■ 1 ■ ; I George K. Simon John M. Rood Joseph K. Simon Willard H. Murrell HOME APPLIANCE MART Ann Arbor ' s Appliance Supermarket 2019 W. Stadium Blvd. NO 5-8653 Ann Arbor, Mich. CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES ! Your friends at Michigan Bell hope that the many years ahead are good to you. And whether you ' re thinking of a career right now, or waiting until you ' ve completed college, we are always interested in young people who would take pride and satisfaction in helping to bring our customers ever-improving telephone service. Employment Office 323 Washington St. Ann Arbor MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY An Equal Opportunity Employer Gerry Richards, a graduate from St. Thomas, is taking advantage of her opportunity. 96 EDWARDS BROTHERS, INC liiiore '