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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1964 volume:

Work Is Love Made Visible The Perfect Man did what is natural to man; He worked. My Father works even until now and I work. Christ worked; Christian students work. Work is God ' s gift to man. Through the work of men the powers and hidden energies of God ' s created things are made visible. This gift of God to man can become man ' s gift to God, to his neighbor, and to himself. And then . . . Work is love made visible. And all work is empty Save where there is love. Herein is found the ideal of the student at work in all of his activities as he prepares for his life work during his school days. « ■€ THE SHAMROCK Published by St. Thomas Hifjh School I Ann Arbor, Michigan w ■A m V 1 Im ' ' 1 « 1 . ■ml i i ■ ' IB ■ i . jJHjn no ' ■:.: lilBiBj ' ' ' Kill 1 A 4 T ff ' ao We Dedicate . . . This story of a school year is dedi- cated to the ideal of Christian work. It is in his work that man either effec- tively comm its himself to or turns aside from the fulfillment of the divine plan in his regard. To the Catholic student school life teaches the dignity of work through the achievement of the specific goals pre- sented by Christian education. Spiritual living, intellectual growth, physical and social development demand work to produce the student of character who should stamp his life-work with the visible seal of a Christian worker who believes that Work is love made visible. %.„ ' -T- trr • r£.r - v: U ' n frill ' 6 ' ' ' Ri hl Reverend Monsigiior Warren G. Peek MONSIGNOR AND HIS ASSISTANTS, FATHER GERALD NITOSKI, FATHER PATRICK JACKSON Nowhere is love made more visible than in the daily working hours of the parish priest. As Christ gave Himself by means of His work, so too a pastor delivers himself for the salva- tion of souls through the incessant demands made by his daily life in the parish. For twenty-four years Monsignor Peek has exemplified the devoted pastor whose first concern is the achievement of that work given to him through his ordination: preaching, teach- ing, and administering the sacraments. Second only to his deep interest in the spiritual growth of his parish is the continued effort of Monsignor to provide all the facilities necessary for the education of the children of St. Thomas. In the administration of his parish and school, Monsignor ' s two assistants. Father Nitoski and Father Jackson aid in many ways. But as teachers of religion in the high school, they instruct not only in the truths of Catholi- cism, but also by their personal example. Zealous, self-sacrificing, interested in each of the students, they present a living example of the value of Christian work undertaken for the sanctification of others. In our priests we see fulfilled the words of the poet: And in keeping yourself with labor, you are in truth loving life. And to love life through labor is to be intimate with life ' s inmost secret. Mr . JAMES BRENNAN MISS NADINE PETERSON MR. JEKOME JOHNSTuN MISS ANN HALL MR. CARL HELFERICH MISS MAUREEN KEARNY r .EL. The Faculty MR. MORRIS LAWRENCE MRS. JULIE SCHUMAKER _- ; V 1 ! f - wk ' f i il MOTHER M. STEPHANE, principal, whose devotion to her work as an educator shows us what it is to work with love. . . it is to change all things you fashion with a breath of your own spirit. HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY SISTER MARIE LAWRENCE Mathematics, Drafting Clothing SISTER M. JULIENNE English, French SISTER MARIE de LOURDES English SISTER MARIE CELINE Mathematics, Secretarial Science SISTER MARIE JUSTINE Librarian, Economics SISTER MARY GREGORY Mathematics, Science SISTER M. AUGUSTINE Choral, English MR. JAMES BRENNAN History MR. JEROME JOHNSTON English, History MISS MAUREEN KEARNY History MISS NADINE PETERSON Biology MR. CARL HELFERICH Latin MRS. JULIE SCHUMAKER Speech MISS ANN HALL Art MR. LEO WAGNER Physical Education MRS. JOAN CROOK Physical Education MR. MORRIS LAWRENCE, JR. Band Assistant Coaches MR. NICHOLSON MR. RYAN MR. RODRIGUEZ MR. PRINCE MR. ANGERS Guidance Director SISTER MARIE JUSTINE Counseling REVEREND GERALD NITOSKI REVEREND PATRICK JACKSON HDII ' f-mm ' P ' : If : . - - i ' - ' .® .i-i:: ... The Work Begins... Classes, Study, You work that you may keep pace with the earth and the soul of the earth. For to be idle is to become a stranger unto the season, and to step out of life ' s procession that marches in majesty and proud submission towards the infinite. When you work you fulfill a part of earth ' s furthest dream assigned to you when that dream was born, And in keeping yourself with labour you are in truth loving life, And to love life through labour is to be intimate with life ' s inmost secret. 10 I mk ' I Clubs, Sports, Choral, Band, Dramatics jb. f- 4 s iih i m -a,i. . t ' •■ ' - • — — -- ' — •— t j BB 11 IN THE BEGINNING OF THE DAY IS THE WORD OF GOD . . . Religion Classes Seniors are discussing problems in Apologetics under the leader- ship of Jean Anderson (upper left) and James Bangert (lower left). Father Jackson is conducting a pleasant class in which the Jun- ior Boys are analyzing the questions raised by racial prejudice. 13 MR. JOHNSTON EXPLAINS THE SCRIPTURE LESSON TO THE FRESHMEN BOYS ; Religion Classes The story of God ' s life in man and Man ' s life in God is the most vital course in the school. Religion classes attempt to ex- plain, to inspire, and to guide students. Here is taught why all work is empty save where there is love. Scripture, ethics, the history of the Church, sociology, modern problems that involve moral principles— these topics form the course of study that should produce well-informed and active Catholics. 14 I JUNIORS DISCUSS THE TASK OF WOMAN IN THE MODERN WORLD SOPHOMORES TRY TO FIND THE ETHICAL ANSWER TO THE PROBLEM i Senior Boys Honor Onr Lady Tradition wields a powerful impact on school life, but the most important of all traditional activities for seniors is the procession in honor of Mary. Senior boys honor her as Queen of the Holy Rosary, while senior girls honor her as Queen of May. These pro- cessions are significant spiritual activities for the entire high school. 16 i K Senior Acolytes Practice Eleven seniors have served as acolytes during their four years in high school. Father Jackson gives them a final prac- tice for the Forty Hours Devotion. M. Fitzgerald, J. McMillan, J. Carr, R. Johnston, S. Hufano, M. Gir- aud, D. Miley, D. Fredrickson, T. O ' Brien, R. Deighton, Father Jackson. GROUP GUIDANCE THROUGH DISCUSSION INTERESTS SENIOR BOYS ■1 ; • 11 1 18 Senior Girls Preview College TONY RUTZ, another senior acolyte, could not take part in the procession for obvious reasons. His friends console him after practice. (Left to right) John Mc- Millan, Tony Rutz, Mike Giraud, Mike Fitzgerald. Work is God ' s Gift To Man STUDY, which is really true work, can help us to know more certainly the values that are right, but a love of work as God ' s gift to man vivifies achieve- ment. And what is it to work with love? It is to change all things you fashion with a breath of your own spirit. Sister Marie Celine helps the typing class to work accurately. Shorthand students study before taking dictation 21 LO l FRENCH 1 STUDENTS DRAMATIZE CONVERSATIONS Jan Dahman, Marjorie Uren, John McDonald, Buda Martonyi, Richard Letourneau STEVE ERLEWINE SELLS PAPERBACKS TO SENIORS Mary Ann Martus. Rebbecca McKenzle, Steve Erlewine, Kathy Kinney 22 lumematics i. ■ Jfisr PATRICIA KELLY DEMONSTRATES FOR A GEOMETRY CLASS I JACK REISS AND ANN SMITH EXPLAIN MATH 4 SISTER MARIE DE LOURDES AND ENGLISH III DISCUSS THE COLONIAL PERIOD MR. JOHNSTON SHOWS STUDENTS IN WORLD HISTORY CLASS EXAMPLES OF ANCIENT ART 24 ALGEBRA 1 PUZZLES FRESHMEN usually BUT NOT THESE STUDENTS Donna Johnston, Pamela Downer, Paul Flynn, Lee Marburger, Steve Liska MARY KRUZAS LEADS THE DISCUSSION IN WORLD HISTORY 25 I •r WiJ m SISTER M. AUGUSTINE AND ENGLISH II DISCUSS THE HURRICANE JON WILLIAMS DEMANDE L ' HISTOIRE Jon Williams, Mary Doherty, Mary J. Tobias If all international discussions could be as pleasant as this one . . . (Left to right) Carlos Gomez, Venzuela; Lavidania Conteras, Dominican Repub- lic; Cecily Surh, Korea; Peter Wan, Hong Kong. SISTER MARIE LAWRENCE SHOWS THE CLOTHING CLASS THE INTRICACIES OF SEWING SISTER MARIE CELINE MAKES BASIC MATH INTERESTING FOR FRESHMEN SENIORS AND JUNIORS LEARN BOOKKEEPING THE MODERN WAY 28 PSSC COURSE IN PHYSICS CHALLENGES SENIORS TO CRITICAL THINKING Marc Koenings, Mary Jane Beadle, Kay Spencer, Peter Wan BIOLOGY STUDENTS STUDY HUMAN ANATOMY if-- - -..1 P. Natalie, M. Wolford. B. Platte, P. Frederickson, T. Hunt, J. Hergott 29 JACK HALL DOES SOME EXPLAINING IN GEOMETRY i S jojn : RICHARD DEIGHTON becomes TEACHER FOR AMERICAN HISTORY STUDENTS 30 MAP STUDY EXPLAINED BY PAT SCHAEFER HOLDS CLASS ATTENTION SPEECH STUDENTS PRACTICE PLAY MR. HELFERICH DOCET DISCIPULOS VIDEO George Mason, Terry Gibson, Steve McMahon, Leta Scott 31 Jets At Work. . JAMES WANDER observes the characteristic spherical formation of a droplet of water. MICHAEL MAGIELSKI watches process of distillation in operation while JEFFREY KOENINGS examines the distillate. 11; -mi. % Students At Work LIBRARY STAFF— Dorothy Toellen, Deborah Hayden, Eileen Nawrocki, Patricia Kinney, Patricia Natalie, Virginia Murrel, Jane Schaefer, Sandra Nuttle. SCENE FROM THE BOOK FAIR SPONSORED BY HIGH SCHOOL AND GRADE LIBRARIANS MORE BOOK FAIR SALES I What is more attractive than his ft books? Mike Wolford before the Soiree given by French classes. Clubs . . . FUTURE fURSES m v.Si L. Wolanski, D. Fitzgerald, M. S. Boudeman, K. Kinney, R. Cyr, R. KruU, C. Mazzalini, P. Warren. FUTURE TEACHERS— L. Hatch, M. KruU, S. Driver, D. Letourneau, M. Conlin, M. Uren, J. Larrow, J. O ' Connor, T. Gardenier, N. Arnold, M, Camp, K. Hatch, G. Braun, K. Morrison, C. Eisele. Choral Row 1— C. Van Bonn. P. Warren, D. Jones, L. Langstaif. D. Le- tourneau, R. McKenzie, M. Place, J, Owens, K. McKevitt, S. Ehrenkreutz, M. Jones, W. Lowe. Row 2— K. Duquette, A. Shan- non, F. Harris, A. Smith, J. Koury, J. Hickey, K. Lasky, J. Barnes, R. Johnston, R. Kluck, M. Bertoni. Row 3— G. Marburger, J. Schaefer, J. Nizon. D. Place. P. O ' Connor, S. Lutz, L. Sejewski, K. McMillan, T. Neau, M. Uren, G. Zelman. Row 4— J. Piatkowski, L. LaForest, M. Doughertj ' , S. Falcone, G. Schoner. K. Phillips, S. Kraft, M. Moray, J. Dahman, R. Bertoni, J. Stringer, D. Fredric kson. i MmZiZ iZiKi mKiKiKiKi K mi % fr f C. Eistli, LStjdi PlalM TWELVE YEARS AT ST. THOMAS. . . . Row 1— A. Smith, K. Parkerm, J. An- derson, B. Dunn, C. Conlln. Row 2— K. Spenser, S. Otto, S. Lutz, R. Bielman, V. Murrel, M. Place. Row 3— D. Rohr, S. Hufano, M. Fitzgerald, T. Rutz, D. Lirette, J. Barnes. Row 4— R. Rich- ter, D. Fredrickson, R. Deighton, J. McMillan, J. Carr, W. Hurtubise, D. Rebman. Row 1-Liska, J. Hall, S. Fleischman, D. McLeod, R. Krull. D. Bird, A. DeDula, H. Piatkowski, S. Pearson. J. O ' Connor, T. Hunt, K. Miley, Sister Augustine. Row 2— P. Woolner, R. Cyr, W. Burch, B. Byrne, E. Fleckensteln, E. Johnson, M. Tobias, M. Lonsky, N. Arnold, D. Stewart. Row 3— J. Graye, R. Sajewski, M. McMillan, M. Piatkowski, G. Braun, J. Chase, B. Dunn, J. Sinelli, M. Conlin, K. Natch, S. Birney, M. Fredrickson. Row 4— P. Melton, J. Gustin, S. Melton, R. Bielman, M. Boudeman, M. Martus, M. Kelly, D. Imus, R. Mynning, A. Wagner, L. Hatch, B. Forner, P. Mourer. Ivi mm ii (D SPEECH CLASSES, CHORAL, BAND PRESENT CHORIC DRAMA To prepare for Christmas high school students presented an Advent drama, Desired of the Nations. Mrs. Julie Schumacher, Sister M. Augustine, and Mr. Morris Lawrence directed the production. Left (Mankind) E. Murphy, R. Barnard, T. Gibson, M. Kruzas, D. McMahon, S. McMahon, K. Miley, R. Murphy, M. Nowak, M. O ' Neill, K. Philips, J. Piatkowski, M. Proper, L. Scott, B. Swan, P. Wan, G. Shepperdson. CHORAL SOLOISTS: Kathy McKevitt, Rebecca McKenzie, Jac- quelyn Owens, Diane Letourneau, Karen Laskey, Barbara Dunn, Mary Sharon Boudeman, Maureen Place, Sharen Lutz, Mary Ann Martus. Say it with Flowers James Barnes, narrator; Sister M. Augustine ■ « tkM -■I Vi,. iS S -n ..ilil ■5 L ' ' ,V - ' ' Drill Squad at Work St. Thomas Band has reached top level performance under the direction of Mr. Morris Lawrence, Jr. Musicians at Practice 4 Leisure should be the overflow of the joy of working. . . student Council Officers take inventory of the provisions for the Christmas baskets to be distributed to needy families. Not even senior class president, Tom O ' Brien should look at Santa in this way. t Juniors Give Christmas-tide Dance A Week To Remember-Homecoming! Anticipation— The Queen and her court: Michelle Gribble, Maureen Place, Kathy McGuire (Queen), Diane Letourneau, Nancv Arnold. „ „, „ _ FULFILLMENT. Michael Fitzgerald, Diane Letournea, Thomas Sanford, Queen Kathy McGuire, Tony Rutz (Captain), Maureen Place, John O ' Connor. Coronation The Queen and her Father. Sports at St. Thomas include a varied pro- gram under the direction of several dedicated and competent coaches. COACH WAGNER conducts the physical education classes and is top coach for the football and track teams. (at right) COACH NICHOLSON takes charge of the basketball Reason. COACH RYAN trains the cross country teams and baseball club. COACH RODRIGUEZ leads the wrestling team to victory. COACH PRINCE trains the golf team. COACH ANGERS has charge of the Freshmen Boys Team. WILLIAM HURTUBISE, ' 64 halfback MICHAEL GIRAUD. ' 64 quarterback JOHN MCMILLAN, ' 64 end ANTHONY RUTZ, ' 64 quarterback 51 1963-1964 Gridders Row 1— (left to right) R. Bertoni, G. Simon, J. Brogan, L. Dishman, D. Dyer, J. Lirette, P. Hunt, P. Kellman, T. Wiench, D. Renner. Row 2— Coach Wagner, M. Sinelli (Mgr), J. Boone, R. Row- land, M. Wolford, J. Leblanc, W. Hurtubise, J. Fitzgerald, J. McMillan, T. Rowland, T. Rutz, K. Firestone, M. Giraud, T. Baroducci, G. Kittel, J. Krasny, T. Sanford, P. Fredrickson, J. Hamilton, R. Galardi, T. Downer, (Mgr.) G. Mason (Mgr.), Coach Nicholson. Well-coached, hard-working, spirited. . . . Our Team! Giraud goes around end lead by Krasny Kim Firestone to the rescue! jk- M Tr fH J ' r mm s bA ' It Jj Varsity Basketball Row 1— Richard Deighton, David Rohr, Tom O ' Brien, Mark Koenings, Michael Giraud, James Barnes; Row 2— Greg Suomala, mgr; Dave Barbour, Dennis Dyer, Wayne Vuolo, John Fitzgerald, John Hamilton, Coach Nicholson. Wayne Vuola in action! m Even Jim Carr was baffled! Will Giraud score? Dennis Dyer gets the ball! Junior Varsity Row 1— Don Renner, Jerry Lirette, John Snyir (Capt.) John Boone, Joe Krasny. Row 2— Gregory Suomala, Tom Lucas, Paul Fredrickson, Tony Wlench, John Krasny, Coach Nicholson. r 1 Row 1— Terry Gibson. Robert Murphy, Bart Wall, John McDonald, Chris Sharpe; Row 2— Philip r l CSllllldl Conlin, Paul Flynn. Richard Letourneau, Coach Clifford Angers, George Mason. 56 Cross Country . . . State Champions CHAMPS ' Kneeling in the front row are Michael Bangert, Capt. Dick Deighton, Terry Gibson, Coach Bernie Ryan. Those standing are JohnO ' Connor, JackHall, individual Class C-D state champion; Jim Carr, Dave Barbour, Dave Rohr, Jim Bangert, Francis Rutz, James Wander. St. Thomas Harriers could not be touched competing against 24 other teams. The Irish placed five runners in the first 12 finishers to win the State title with a record 40 points. Jack Hall led the field to win the individual state Class C-D championship with a time of 10:36.7. This is the first state championship in any sport for St. Thomas in 30 years. The 1933 Basketball Team won the Class D State title. Hall is the second individual statechampion for St. Thomas in only three years of com- peting in this sport. Maurice Carr won the title in 1961. 57 Wrestling Team Row 1— Dave Otto, Eric Johnson, Dan LeBlanc, Andy Compton, Paul Steele. Row 2— James Wander, Michael Fitzgerald, Bob Rowland, Joseph LeBlanc. Track Team l ill Row 1— Michael Bangert, Jerry Lirette, David Rohr, Bernard McMahon, Bill Terrier. Row 2— Tom O ' Brien, Dick Deighton, Tony Rutz, Tony Wiench, Wayne Vuolo, Dan Canhan, Coach Wagner. 58 Baseball Team Row 1— D. Drogosch, J. Synir, C. Mast, D. Dograsch, J. Bonne. Row 2— M. Giraud, J. McMillan, D. Dyer, D. Barbour, G. Suomala, T. O ' Brien, J. LeBlanc. Coach Ryan. Golf Team Michael Magielski, Francis Rutz. Joseph Gustin, James Bangert. Coach Prince, Tom Boyne 59 r 1 8r - - J.V. Cheerleaders Gail Braun, Rosemary Cyr, Gala Burns, Kris Duquette FRESHMEN LEARN TO SCALE THE WALLS AND HANG ON. . . IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION MRS, CROOK TRAINS THE GIRLS EST PHYSICAL FITNESS. Varsity Cheerleaders iCALE The St. Thomas spirit, the real spirit of in- terest and loyalty, is the genuine aim of the cheerleaders. Both var- sity and J.V. leaders have been tireless in activity to stir school spirit. VARSITY LEADERS: Mary Jane Beadle, Maureen Place, Kay Spenser, Mary Conlin, Kathy Johnson, Diane Letourneau. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS Kay Spencer, Ann Amith, Jack Reiss, Richard Deighton Friends. . . Leaders. . . Classmates. . J STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS (Left to right) Mary Conlin, secretary; Mary Beth Kelly, vice-president; Cyril Hufano, presi- dent; Dennis McDonald, treasurer. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Jack Reiss, treasurer; Thomas O ' Brien, president; Kathy McGuire, secretary; Kathy McKevitt, vice- president. CLASS OFFICERS-Dave Barbour, Patricia Kelly, John Fitzgerald, Linda Langstaff, Eric Johnson, Deborah Petrick, Mary Lee Pit tman, Jerry Lirette. lH siHP Freshmen Nancy Arnold Linda Bailey Russell Barnard Mary Berarducci Matthew Bertoni Deborah Bird Joseph Birmingham Timothy Birney Ronald Boyne Helen Marie Busch Bonnie Byrne Martha Camp Alan Chenoweth Regina Clisham Andrew Compton Philip Conlin Ann De Dula James Delaney Catherine Dettling Pamela Downer Timothy Doyle Cynthia Eisele Sue Falcone Elizabeth Fleckenstein Susan Fleischman Barbara Forner Richard Faunce Paul Flynn Wanda Fraker Jk 64 Mary Frederickson Terrel Gibson Joseph Graye John Green Jane Harkins Francis Harris Linda Hatch Michael Hayden Michael Hochgreve Lynda Hodgin Walter Hogan Terrence Hunt Michael Jarrett Elaine Johnson Donna Johnston Timothy Klever Claire Kosmalski Lynette Koury Sharon Kraft John Krasny Rita KruU Margaret Kruse Mary P. Kruzas Donald LeBlanc Richaad Letourneau Phyllis Lenaghan Steve Liska Thomas Lucas John McDonald Diane McLeod Daniel McMahon Steve McMahon Margaret McMillan Lee Marburger Buda Martonyi George Mason Michael Meldrum Sara Melton Jack Mills Paul Morrison Linda Mosley Pamela Mourer Robert Murphy Theresa Neau Michael Nowlan Michael Nowak Patricia O ' Connor Patrick O ' Neill David Otto Susan Pearson John Pearson Clinton Pennici Kathleen Phillips Thomas Phillips Mary Piatkowski Freshmen 66 I Helen Piatkowski Katharine Reidy Felix Rhymes Theresa Roth Robert Rowland Robert Schaefer Gail Schaner Leta Scott Ann Shannon Chris Sharpe Gerald Simon ff M Margaret Sinnott ■i Thomas Spitler ' Paul Steele Donna Stewart Patricia Sullivan Barbara Swan Denise Szczodrowski William Wall Patricia Warren Mark Wiedenbeck Linnette Wolanski Paul Woolner Gregory Aelman Jill Brooks 67 Sophomores Diana Fitzgerald Kim Firestone Rosalind Fraker Paul Fredrickson Patrick Gainsley Patricia Allen Patricia Beadle Thomas Berarducci John Boone Gail Braun Gala Burns fJI ' ' -•- • Don Canham Charles Chamberlain Joanne Chase Rosemary Cyr Douglas Drogosch Donald Drogosch Jane Doyle Thomas Downer Kristine Duquette Stefan Ehrenkrentz Patricia Evans Trese Ann Gardenier Christoper Grant Michelle Gribble Jack Hall Leo Hallen John Hamilton Deborah Hayden Kathleen Hatch Judie Hei ' gott James Hosty Theresa Hunt Cathy Hurtubise Darlene Imus Eric Johnson Patricia Kinney Veronica Klapperich Joseph Krasny J erry Lirette Tim McDonald Brian McMahon Virginia McMahon Kathryne McMillan Catherine Mazzolini Chris Mast Thomas Meddaugh Katrina Miley Bill Milliken Mary Murrel Rosemary Mynning Patricia Natalie 69 Philip Neau Sajidra Nuttle Julie O ' Connor Michael O ' Neill Deborah Petrick Dianna Place Bruce Platte Mary Lee Pittman James Reason Donald Renner Thomas Rowland William Sinnott Sophomores Joseph Smith John Snyir William Tarrier Dorothy Toellen Fred Ullrich Ann Wagner Michael Wcnzel Anthony Wiench Mark Wolford 1 £ Michael Bangert David Barbour Sandra Barth Mark Bertoni Richard Bertoni Kathryn Bird Sharon Boone Sarah Birney Thomas Boyne Cheryl Braun James Brogan Mary Conlin Jan Dahman Kathleen Darr John Delaney Juniors Larry Dishman Mary Doherty Joyce Doneth Dennis Dyer John Fitzgerald Janet Fleezar Robert Galardi Morgan Griffith Joseph Gustin Barbara Hamilton i 71 Steven Hubler Patrick Hunt Jeanne Ivacko Rose Jarrett Michael Jones Deborah Jones Patricia Kelly Terry Koons Linda LaForest Linda Langstaff Joseph LeBlanc Diane Letourneau William Lowe Jackie Lucas Dennis McDonald Michele McMahon Michael Magielski Gaye Marburger Peter Melton Angela Merryman Juniors Donald Milbocker Judy Milliken David Mezger Margaret Moray Edward Murphy 72 Judy Nixon Jeaninc Piatkowski Michael Proper Francis Rutz Ronald Sajewski Linda Sajewski Thomas Sanford Jane Schaeler Joanne Shehan Gary Shepperdson George Simon Patrick Schaefer Michael Sinelli Joseph Steele Gregory Suomalo Mary Jane Tobias James Wander Pamela Warren Patrick Webb Tim Kellman uniors Mary Wiedenbeck Michael Wolford Marjorie Uren Catherine Van Bonn Wayne Vuolo Seniors Class Officers THOMAS O ' BRIEN President KATHLEEN MC GUIRE Vice-President KATHLEEN MC KEVITT Secretary JOHN RIESS Treasurer 74 J Class Representatives CYRIL HUFANO President Student Council MARY ELIZABETH KELLY Vice-President Student Council ffi f ' Wi - P KATHRYN SPENCER RICHARD DEIGHTON JACQUELYN OWENS 75 Seniors CRAIG ALLAN JANE ALLEN JEAN ANDERSON JAMES BANGERT JAMES BARNES MARY JA NE BEADLE CATHERINE BIELMAN 76 LARRY BIRMINGHAM ? w f MARY SHARON BOUDEMAN I CHRISTEEN CONLIN JEAN DE FORD SHEILA DRIVER BARBARA DUNN JAMES CARR Seniors STEPEHEN ERLEWINE S iji DAVID FREDRICKSON r ' iRtp. CARLOS GOMEZ MICHAEL FITGERALD MICHAEL GIRAUD GAY HALL KATHLEEN HALLAHAN 78 ffiZ WALLACE HAYDEN V KATHLEEN JOHNSON KATHLEEN KINNEY I JACQUELINE HICKEY 1 RALPH JOHNSTON MARC KOENINGS LLABAN WILLIAM HURTUBISE 79 Li,.. Vm Seniors DENNIS KOSMALSKI MARY KRULL JOANNE LARROW KAREN LASKY ALICE LA MAY -m Jl lli DAVID LIRETTE DOUGLAS LIRETTE 80 m SHARON LUTZ DAVID MILEY ANNE MASON MARY ANNE MARTUS ai - T ▼; j KATHLEEN MORRISON KENNETH MOSER ;tte ROBERT MICHAEL 81 Seniors t. VIRGINIA MURREL JOHN MC MILLAN EILEEN NAWROCKI JOHN O ' CONNOR S REBBECCA MC KENZIE KATHLEEN PARKER 82 NOR MAUREEN PLACE DENNIS REBMAN ANTHONY RUTZ JAMES SIANTZ JACQUELYN SINELLI 83 ANN SMITH SUSAN TOBIAS JOHNINE VAUGHN VIRGINIA VISEL ( PETER WAN JON WILLIAMS In Memoriam r; tL. T ROBERT PITTMAN, DIED May 6, 1963 All things have their season, and in their times all things pass under heaven. A time to be born and a time to die. . . , and the time to live was short for Bob Pittman of the class of ' 64. But the mem- ory of this classmate will remain. Loyal to his school, devoted to his friends, kind to everyone, Bob passed through life with a zest and enthusiasm born of his love of life and his energy in working for a good cause. Now as we remember him, we ask, And what is it to work with love? And we seem to hear his answer, It is to charge all things you fashion with a breath of your own spirit, and to know that all the blessed dead are standing about you and watching. ■ ' . . ■ ■ t --i-H i 4- -•i ; c -Vii - if- ■• 4. « 1 1 ail ji ' J [fi ififrM, r.jr. . fjn Iff If! K ' J - f p rr-- ■ 1 ifJ i i 1 . ' ' , , With the school work of twelve years behind them, the seniors look pensive on the last day of school. . . . let to- day embrace the past with remembrance and the fyturewith longing. Senior Directory CRAIG P. ALLEN JANE FRANCES ALLEN Dramatics Club 2; Prep Club 1; Business Leaders of America 3; Girls ' Basketball 1,2,3. JEAN MARIE ANDERSON Library Club 1.2,4; Dramatics Club 2; Junior Classi- cal League 3; Pep Club 1; Business Leaders of Amer- ica 3; Girls ' Basketball 1.2,3. JAMES STEPHEN BAGERT Class Treasurer 3; J.C.L. 1; President 2; Cross Country Team 3.4; Golf 3,4, Captain; Junior Achieve- ment 3. President. JAMES ROBERT BARNES Dramatics 3,4; Choral 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Base- ball 2,3,4; Junior Achievement 3; O.C.Y. 3,4. MARY JANE BEADLE Honor Student 1,2; Girls ' State 3; Pep Club 1,4; J.C.L. 3; Cheerleader 2,4; Jr. Achievement 3; O.C.Y. 3,4; Press Club 2,3. MICHAEL DAVID GIRAUD Class President 1; J.A. 3; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; All-Division Baseball 3; Cap- tain, Baseball 4; Acolyte 1,2.3,4. CARLOS GOMEZ Football 2,3; Baseball 3; Ping Pong 2.3. GAY ELLEN HALL Dramatics 1; Girls ' Basketball 1,2. KATHLEEN ANNE HALLAHAN J.C.L. 2; Library Staff 4; O.C.Y. 1.2,3,4; Press Club 2.3; Girls ' Basketball 1.2. WALLACE HAYDEN Cross Country Team 2; Acolyte 1,2,3,4. JACQUELINE A. HICKEY Junior Achievement, President 3,4; Miss Ann Arbor 3; Student Council Representative 2.3; Bronze Honor Pin 2; Choir Honor Certificates 3; Committee Chairman N.S.C.C. 3; Secretary (Homeroom) 2,3; Choral 3,4; Modern Dance Club (A.A.H.S.) 3. CATHERINE DE RICCI BIELMAN Dramatics 1,2,3,4; Choral 1,2,3,4; Library Staff 1,2; Future Nurses 1; Jr. Achievement 3. LARRY BIRMINGHAM CYRIL LOUIS HUFANO Class Treasurer 1; Student Council President 4; Stu- dent Council Representative 3; J.A. Treasurer 3; J.C.L. 2; Acolyte 1,2,3,4; O.C.Y. 3; Cross Country 2,3; Basketball 1,2; Track 2,3; Yearbook 4. MARY SHARON BOUDEMAN National Honor Society 2; Honor Student 1,2; Future Nurses 1,2,3,4; Treasurer 3, President 4; Choral 1,2, 3,4; O.C.T. 3,4. JAMES FRANCIS CARR Honor Student 1,2; J.C.L. 2; Jr. Achievement, President 3,4; Acolyte 1,2,3,4; O.C.Y. 3,4; Football 1,2; Cross Country 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3.4; Golf 1; Track 2,3,4. CHRISTEEN ANGELA CONLIN Honor Roll 1; Jr. Achievement 3.4; Future Nurses 1; Dramatics 2; Library Club 3.4; O.C.Y. 3.4; Girls ' Basketball 3.4. JEAN DE FORD Future Teachers Club 2; C.Y.O. 2; O.C.Y. 3; Library Staff 2,4; Girls Basketball 1,2. RICHARD JAMES DEIGHTON National Honor Society 2,3,4; President of N.H.S. 4; Honor Student 1,2,3,4; Student Council Representative 1,2,4; J.A. President 3; Band 1; J.C.L. 2; Library 3; Acolyte 1,2,3,4; O.C.Y, 3,4; Cross Country 2.3.4; Cap- tain 4; Basketball l,2,3,4;Track l,2,3,4,Co-Captain4; Yearbook 4. SHEILA ANNE DRIVER Future Teachers 1,2,3,4, President 4; Choral 2. BARBARA ELLEN DUNN Future Nurses 1; J.C.L. 3,4; Press Club 3; Girls ' Basketball 2,3; O.C.Y. 4. WILLL M F. HURTUBISE Dramatics 1; J.A. 3,4; Football 1,4; Baseball 1,2.4; Designer of School Emblem. KATHLEEN MARY JOHWSON Honor Roll 1,2; Library Staff 1; Press Club 3; Pep Club 1.4; Choral 1.2; Cheerleader 2,3,4; O.C.Y. 3,4. RALPH S. JOHNSTON Student Council 1.2; O.C.Y. 3.4; J.A. 3,4; Choral 4; J.C.L. 1,2.3.4; Dramatics 1,2.4; Acolyte 1,2,3,4; Foot- ball 1.2; Track 2; WresUing 2; Hockey 1; Baseball 1. MARY ELIZABETH KELLY National Honor Society 3.4; Honor Roll 1.2.4; Student Council 2,3 (Secretary), 4(Vice- President); Choral 1. 2.4; Press Club 1; Pep Club 1,4; O.C.Y. 3.4. KATHLEEN FRANCES KINNEY Choral 1.2; Future Nurses 1,2.3,4 (Vice-President); Library Staff 1,2,4; J.C.L. 3; O.C.Y. 4; J.A. 3,4. MARC ANTHONY KOENINGS Acolyte 1,2.3; Science Club 1,3; Track 1,2.3.4; Foot- ball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4. DENNIS KOSMALSKI Class President 3; Student Council Representative 1; Baseball 1; Football 1. MARY MARGARET KRULL Choral 1,2; Future Teachers 1.2.3,4 (Secretary 3, Vice-President 4). ROBERT STEPHEN ERLEWINE Dramatics 4; Golf 1; ADF Writing Award 1,3. MICHAEL EDWARD FITZGERALD Jr. Achievement 3; Acolyte 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Captain 4; Baseball 1,2,4. DAVID FREDRICKSON Choral 1,2,3,4; Acolyte 1,2,3,4; O.C.Y. 3; J.A. 3,4; Track 2; Wrestling 1,3,4; Baseball 1,4; Basketball 2; Football 1,2. KAREN ELIZABETH LASKY Yearbook 1; Dramatics 2.3; Future Business Leaders of America 3; Choral 1.2,4; Press Club 2,3,4; Girls ' Basketball 1; Library Club 1,2. ALICE MARIE LA MAY J.A. 3.4; Dramatics 3.4; Library Staff 1; Choral 1.2; Girls ' Basketball 2. JOANNE MARIE LARROW Choral 1,2; Future Teachers Club 2,3.4 (Treasurer 3). DAVID F. LIRETTE J.A. 3,4; O.C.Y. 3,4. DOUGLAS EDWARD LIRETTE O.C.Y. 3; State Champion Wrestler 3,4; Cross Coun- try 2,3; Track 2,3.4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4 (Captain). SHARON DUNE LUTZ Choral 1,2,4; Library Staff 3. MARY ANNE MARTUS Honor Roll 2; Library Staff 1; Future Nurses Club 1; J.C.L. 2; Choral 1,2,4. ANNE PATRICIA MASON Choral 1,2; Library Club 4; Pep Club 3; Girls ' Basket- ball 1,2. ROBERT E. MICHAEL Spanish Club 1; Track 1; Gold Key Award, National Scholastic Art Wards; Hallmark Award, National Scholastic Art Awards; Certificate of Merit, National Scholastic Art Awards; Regional Win ner, Federation of Women ' s Clubs Contest in Art. DAVID MARVIN MILEY Football 2; Wrestling 1,2; Baseball 1; Acolyte 1,2,3,4; O.C.Y. 3,4; J.A. 3. KATHLEEN MARIE MORRISON Choral 1,2; C.Y.O. 1,2,3. KENNETH MOSHER J.A. 3,4; O.C.Y. 3,4; Cross Country 3; Football 1,2; Golf 2,4; WresUing 1; Basketball 1. VIRIGNU CHARLEEN MURREL Library Club 1,3,4; Dramatics 2; Girls ' Basketball 2,3. KATHLEEN MARY MC GUIRE Student Council 3; Class Secretary 2; Class Vice- President 3,4; Honor Student 1; Pep Club 1 ; Dramatics 2; J.C.L. 3; Choral 1,2; Homecoming Queen 4; Girls ' Basketball 2; O.C.Y. 3,4. KATHLEEN ALICE MCKEVITT National Honor Society 3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Stu- dent Council Representative 3; Class Secretary 4; Dramatics 2; J.C.L. 3,4; Girls ' Basketball 2; Choral 1,2,4. REBBECCA HARRIET MC KENZIE Homecoming Attendant 2; Future Teachers Club 1; Library Club 1,4; Dramatics 2; Choral 2,3,4; Press Club 3; Basketball 1,2; O.C.Y. 3.4. JOHN THOMAS MC MILLIAN J.C.L. 2.3; J.A.3;Dramatics2;AcoIytel,2,3,4;O.C.Y. 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; All-Division Baseball 3; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 2,3; Wrestling 2. EILEEN JOANN NAWROCKI Honor Roll 2; Library Staff 3,4; Secretary of Library Club 4; Future Nurses 1,2; O.C.Y. 4. THOMAS JOSEPH O ' BRIEN National Honor Society 2; Student Council Represent- ative 1.3.4; J.A. 3.4; J.C.L. 2; Class Vice-President 2; Class President 4; Band 1; Boys ' State 3; Acolyte 1.2,3.4; Golf 1; Track 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Base- ball 3,4. JOHN O ' CONNOR Class Officer 2,3; Science Club 1.2; Football 2; Cross Country 4; Acolyte 1.2,3,4; O.C.Y. 3,4; Year- book 4. SUSAN M. OTTO J.A. Secretary 3; Future Teachers Club 1; Library Club 1,2; Pep Club 4; Dramatics 3,4; Girls ' Basket- ball 1,2. JACQUELYN LORAYNE OWENS Interlochen Scholarship 3; Student Council 2,3,4; J.A. Secretary 3; Honor Roll 1,2; Choral 1,2,4; Tri-High Council 2,3; Youth Council 2; J.C.L. 3,4; Library Club 1,3,4; Future Nurses 1; O.C.Y. 4. KATHLEEN PARKER Choral 1,3; Dramatics 3,4; Pep Club 1; Library Club 1; Girls ' Basketball 1.2. MAUREEN ELIZABETH PLACE Class Officer I; Dramatics 2; Choral 1.2.3.4; O.C.Y. 3.4; Senior Homecoming Attendant 4. DAVID ROHR J.A. 3.4; O.C.Y. 3.4; Cross Country 2.3,4; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1; Track 1,2,3,4. ROBERT J. RICHTER Basketball 1; Baseball 1,4; Manager (Basketball) 2. DENNIS L. REBMAN Football 1,2,3; WresUing 1,2; Baseball 1; O.C.Y. 3; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. JOHN A. RIESS Honor Student 1,2,3.4; National Honor Society 2.3,4 N.H.S. Treasurer 4; Student Council Treasurer 3 Student Council Representative 4; Class Treasurer 4 Science Club 2; Yearbook 4; Acolvte 1.2.3,4; C.Y.O. 3,4. ANTHONY VINCENT RUTZ O.C.Y. 3,4; Acolyte 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3,4; (Captain) 4; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1; Wrest- ling 3; Track 1,2,3,4 (Captain) 4. JAMES E. SIANTZ Honor Roll 1,2; Class Representative Student Council 2; J.A. 3,4; Acolyte 1,2,3,4; Teen-Age Loan Board3,4. JACQUELYN K. SINELLI Library 1; Basketball 1,2; J.A. 3; Choral 2,4; Dra- matics 2. ELLA MAY ANN SMITH National Honor Society 3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Future Nurses 2; Library Club 3,4; Choral 1,2,4; J.C.L. 3; Teen Age Loan Board 3. KATHRYN MARY SPENCER National Honor Society 2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,4; Class Secretary 3; Press Club 1,2.3; Pep Club 1.4; Choral 1; Cheerleading 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Attendant 3; O.C.Y. 3,4. SUSAN KATHRYN TOBIAS J.C.L. 3; J.A. Officer 3,4; Press Club 2; Pep Club I; Junior Varsity Cheerleader 2; Choral 1. JOHNINE ROSE VAUGHN National Honor Society 1; Future Teachers 2. VIRGINIA M. VISEL Library Club 1,2,3; Future Teachers Club 1; Pep Club 1,2; Chairman of Washtenaw Club 2; Future Homemakers of America Club 2. PETER WAN Basketball 2,3; Chinese Student Club 4. JON ALAN WILLIAMS Dramatics 1; J.C.L. 1,2; J.A. 3,4; Science Club 1; Track 2. 87 Patrons A L Paint Equipment Co. W. E. Arnold Mr. Mrs. Harold Bailey Mr. Mrs. A. J. Bangert Dr. Mrs. E. N. Barbour Mrs. Sophia Barth Mrs. Katherine Barnes Mr. Mrs. Bezucha Mrs. Harrie W. Bird Dr. Mrs. H. Waldo Bird E. A. Bliss Mrs. Edward Boettner Mr. Mrs. Wm. C. Brogan Pat Bill Brogan Mrs. E. J. Brohaw Mr. Mrs. P. A. Brooks Mr. Mrs. Jess Brown Mr. Mrs. James Birch Mr. Mrs. Emory Butler Rev. Francis C. Byrne Mr. Mrs. S. J. Boudeman Mr. Mrs. L. Wm. Boone William J. Bott Louise Camp Mr. Mrs. Edward Camp Mr. Mrs. George S. Camp Beatrice Camp Mr. Mrs. Maurice K. Carr Dorine Chandanais Ray Charles Chat N Curl Beauty Shop Mr. Mrs. John A. Childers Tim ' s Christine ' s, Tailor Shop Mrs. Lloyd Clark Mr. Mrs. Howard Compton Charles A. Conlin Mary Conlin Mr. Mrs. Robert J. Conlin Crandells Drug Store Mrs. E. Cutting Mr. Mrs. Dan Dahmen Jan Dahmen Mike Darr John Darr Mr. Mrs. Edgar Darr Leslie R. Davis Dexter Welding Shop Mr. Mrs. Gregory Defreytas John B. Devine Mrs. Eugene Doherty Mr. Mrs. La Verne Doneth .James C. Driver Mr. Mrs. Dan Driver Mr. Mrs. Leo Dunlavy Mr. Mrs. Samuel P. Edwards Flis Family E. J. Farrell Dr. Mrs. Stuart Finch Miss Julia Fitzgibbon Mr. Mrs. Edward J. Fitzgerald Mr. Mrs. Cass Fleszar Ellen and John Flinn Ken Floyd - Builder Freeman Flynn Patrick Flynn Mr. Mrs. Fred Folske Mr. Mrs. Otis Foor Mr. Mrs. John Eraser Dave Fredrickson Mrs. Freeman J. Flynn A Friend A Friend Mr. Mrs. R. D. Geiger William J. Goldie George Gordenier Frank Grohs, Chevrolet Mr. Mrs. Joseph Graye Thomas H. Green Mr. Mrs. James J. Gribble Mrs. Harry Gribble Mr. Mrs. J. W. Hallahan Mrs. T. A. Harris Lt. Col. T. A. Harris Mr. Mrs. D. F. Hassinger Wallace Hayden Mrs. Dorothy Hayden Randall B. Hayes Mr. Mrs. Fred Hazekamp Mr. Mrs. Daune Heath Mr. Carl Helferich Mr. Mrs. Heusel Mr. Edward Hickey Miss Theresa Hindelang Hirth Brothers Dairy Hilbert Garage Mr. Mrs. Daniel Hodgin Mr. Mrs. James M. Hosty Walter Hubbard Mr. Mrs. William Hurtubise Mr. Mrs. Cletus lott Miss Rita Imus William D. Irvine Mr. Mrs. Jos. Ivacko Mr. Mrs. John Jarrett Stanley Jiggets Mrs. Helen Johnson Mr. Mrs. Ralph Johns Mr. Mrs. Ralph S. Johnston Mr. James J. Keegan Mr. Mrs. Jos. Keeley Pat Kelly Kelsey-Hayes Co. Mr. Mrs. John E. Kinney Mr. Mrs. H. Kosmalski H. J. Kosmalski Mr. Mrs. John Koury Mrs. Agnes Kroft Mr. Mrs. George Kraft Mr. Mrs. John Kraft Mr. Mrs. A. J. Krull Mr. Mrs. C. A. Kruse, Jr. A. T. Kruzas Rente Laforest Capt. Mrs. T. J. Laforest T. A. Laforest Mr. Mrs. R. A. Leutheuser Mr. T. C. Lewis Mr. Mrs. Wm. J. Lenaghan Mr. Mrs. Robert Lirette Joan Lirette Judy Lirette Kathy Lirette Mr. Mrs. Gus Liska Robert J. Lutz Albert P. Lutz Dr. Mrs. John E. Magielski Main Party Store M. Louise Malloy Gaye Marburger Marie Marburger Mrs. Elizabeth Mason Mr. Mrs. Elmer S. Mason Mr. George Mason Mr. Mrs. John Martus Hilda Mavey Mr. Mrs. F. J. McDonald Mrs. Larry McErlean Mr. Mrs. Dayle McKenzie Mrs. B. McMahon Mr. Mrs. John A. McMillan D. F. Meldrum Mrs. Wanda Meldram Mr. Mrs. L Mercier Valarie Mercier Mr. Mrs. Wm. Merten Mr. Mrs. C. C. Mezger Mr. Mrs. Glenn Miller Mr. Mrs. A. D. Milliken Mrs. Diane Mitchell Dr. Mrs. John F. Mortell Mr. Mrs. Robert Mosley Mr. Mrs. Orval T. Morrison Mr. Mrs. R. H. Morrow Carol Morrow Edward J. Murphy, Sr. Thomas Murphy Jim Mynning Dr. Mrs. B. Naylor Mrs. Clair W. Nicholson Mr. Mrs. James J. Nicholson Mr. Mrs. L. L. Nixon Mr. Mrs. Pat Nowak Mrs. E. Nuttle Mr. Mrs. John O ' Brien Emmett O ' Connor Mr. Mrs. Jack O ' Keefe Mr. Mrs. Eddie Owens Mr. Mrs. K. Partridge Mr. Mrs. A. M. Parker Lt. Col. Mrs. John A. Pearson Dr. Mrs. E. N. Petrick Mr. Mrs. George Phillips Mr. Mrs. E. R. Pittman Chris Prekites Mr. Mrs. R. L. Probst Joe Pustay Rabideau Harris Philip E. Radabaugh Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Reason t Mr. Mrs. Paul A. Rebman Betty Richter Robert Richter Mr. Mrs. Michael Richter Genevieve Robison Betsy Ross Restaurant James Roy Miss Rose Ray Mr. Mrs. Vincent Rutz Mr. Mrs. Bernard Ryan Geraldine Seeback Mr. Mrs. Schaner Mrs. Ray Schmidt Anne Schneacle Mr. Mrs. Erwin Schroen Mr. Mrs. M. L. Shannon Mr. Mrs. Robert Sharp Mr. Eugene Shehan Mr. Mrs. Sheridan Mary Kay Shehan Mr. William A. Shields Mr. Frank Sillar Ed Sinelli Mr. Mrs. Richard Sinelli Mr. Mrs. M. J. Sinnatt Rose Mary Skipper Beoyl Smith Mr. Mrs. James E. Spencer Mr. Mrs. Ben Stacy Mr. Mrs. James Stacy Miss Ruth Stevens John Strong Frand Sullivan Mr. Mrs, Henry W. Suomala Mr. Mrs. Vernon Swan William Tarrier Janet Jean Teifer Mrs . Mildred Thomson Mr. Mrs. Claude Underhill Mr. Mrs. Leon Wagner Mr. Mrs. Donald Warren Frank Weber Herman Weber Mr. Mrs. Dale Westfall Ronnie White Mr. Mrs. J. William Mr. Mrs. L. D. Williams Francis V. Wright William R. Wright Mrs. Wright Mr. Mrs. George Young Gregory Zelman Mr. Mrs. Henry T. Conlin Mr. Mrs. John W. Conlin Mr. Mrs. John Conlin, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Patrick J. Conlin Mr. Mrs. William Conlin Business Patrons A FRIEND OF ST. THOMAS STUDENTS STEEB BROS. MARKETS 1924 Stadium Blvd. Ann Arbor J. C. PENNEY ' S Always First in Quality Arborland Shopping Center Congratulations to the Seniors I Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Young 89 SEALTEST FOODS For Prompt Home Delivery GL. 3-1970 FRIEND OF ST. THOMAS STUDENTS Business Patrons A L BATTERY FLFCTRIC SERVICE, INC. 529 S. Main Street No. 5-4411 RUSSELL A. BRADLEY ASSOCIATES 722 Packard No. 2-6571 THE ALLEN FAMILY BEACH RESORT Beaver Island, Michigan No. 8-6272 AL ' S MARKET 810 North Main No. 8-7315 BUCHANAN ' S RESTAURANT 120 E. Washington No. 2-5239 PAUL BUNYAN FOOD SYSTEMS, INC. 5510 Jackson Road No. 2-2641 AMERICAN BROACH MACHINE COMPANY 400 West Washington No. 2-5621 AMERICAN RUG CLEANING COMPANY 1032 Green Street No. 3-4219 BUSTER ' S FOOD MART 3050 Piatt No. 3-4979 CAMPBELL 4 SON BAKERY 219 N. Main No. 5-8194 ANDERSON PAINT STORE 300 E. Washington No. 5-8683 CAMPUS SMOKE SHOP 522 E. Liberty Street No. 3-0424 ANN ARBOR CLEANING SUPPLY COMPANY 118 N. Fourth Avenue No. 2-5293 CAPITAL BUSINESS SERVICE 520 N. Zeeb Road No. 5-5676 ANN ARBOR FRUIT PRODUCE COMPANY 529 Detroit Street No. 2-3101 CAPITAL MARKET 121 E, Washington Street No. 3-0101 ANN ARBOR RECREATION LANES 605 E. Huron No. 2-0103 ARCADE BARBERS 6 Nickels Arcade No. 5-7894 BARNARD PLATING COMPANY 1943 Jackson Road No. 3-4953 BASKIN-ROBBINS West Stadium Boulevard 31 Flavors Ice Cream BEAUX ARTS INC. 402 Maynard Street Gifts and Floral Designs BEISIEGEL ORCHARDS 2641 Peters Road No. 8-7563 THE BERRY PATCH 107 E. Liberty Street No. 2-2830 BILL ' S SERVICE 6025 Pontiac Trail No. 5-3755 BIMBO ' S PIZZA 116 E. Washington No. 5-3231 BLUE FRONT 701 Packard No. 3-5636 BOB ' S SHELL SERVICE 1251 N. Maple Road No. 2-9600 ROBERT 0. BRADLEY, C. L. V. 404 Wolverine Building No. 5-7287 CAR TRUCK ASSEMBLY GR. PERSONNEL Chrysler Corporation 7900 Jo. Campau, Detroit CECE ' S HAIR FASHIONS 3024 Packard Road No. 2-9426 CHELSEA FLOWER SHOP 203 E. Liberty Street No. 2-5616 DOUG ' S CLARK 100 3160 Washtenaw Ann Arbor COLLEGE SHOE REPAIR SHOP 607 E. Williams Street No. 2-0400 RALPH COON SERVICE 906 N. Main Street No. 8-9218 CORNWELL COAL COMPANY 410 Miller No. 2-3117 COTTAGE INN PIZZARU 512 E. Williams Street Free Delivery - No. 3-5902 CRAFT PRESS 330 Maynard No. 8-8805 CRIPPEN DRUG STORE 217 N. Main No. 8-8511 DASCOLA BARBERS 615 E. Liberty 90 C. A. DUFFREN Mobil Products No. 2-5601 S.-NO. 2-2269 DAY STUDIO 332 S. State No. 3-5031 C. W. Deller Builder and Contractor 2572 Grant Drive DOG SUDS 3075 Packard No. 5-5767 EBERBACH PHARMACY 2394 E. Stadium Blvd. 200 E. Liber ty St. - No. 3-9479 EDITH ' S GROCERY 6029 Pontiac Trail No. 2-8097 FABERS FABRICS Arborland - Washtenaw No. 5-4473 FABRICS FOR INTERIORS 504 E. Liberty No. 3-1311 FIEGEL ' S MEN ' S BOYS ' WEAR 322 S. Main No. 2-0226 FILECCIA BROS. SHOE STORE 1109 S. University No. 3-4074 FIRESTONE STORES 402 E. Huron No. 3-4119 REG FISCHER MARATHON SERVICE 1030 Broadway No. 5-5131 FOWLER ' S COFFEE SHOP PANCAKE HOUSE 2204 W. Stadium Boulevard FOX GULF SERVICE 2500 De.xter Road FREDDY ' S MARATHON STATION Dexter, Michigan MR. MRS. FREDERICKSON 232 Murray Avenue FROMM ' S HARDWARE Arborland Shopping Center No. 2-2548 ALFRED GROSS, INC. Ann Arbor GENERAL-AUDIO COMPANY Commercial Sound Systems Ann Arbor No. 3-4866 HADCOCK MUSIC HOUSE 314 S. Thayer Ann Arbor HAPPY HOUSE SHOP 2571 Jackson Road Westgate Shopping Center W. E. HENNELLS COMPANY Bellevil le, Michigan HURD MOVING STORAGE COMPANY 2710 Pontiac Road No. 8-6016 A. E. HUTCHINS 1 Installation Ser HUTZEL ' S 301 South Main Street No. 2-3147 JACK ' S MARKET 1028 E. University No. 2-6505 JENKINS EQUIPMENT COMPANY Dexter, Michigan JERRY ' S DRIVE-IN 5577 Plymouth Road H. P. JOHNSON COMPANY T. V. Appliance Service 2155 Fourth Avenue JOHNSON SLILLARD 7215 Jackson Avenue No. 3-9361 JOHNSTON OPTICAL COMPANY 302 First National Building No. 2-2561 KAPPLER PACKING COMPANY 1721 Dhu Varren Road No. 8-6006 KELSAY ' S MARKET 3008 Packard Road No. 3-5075 KENNEDY AGENCY Dexter, Michigan Ha. 6-3531 KENNEDY HILBERT COMPANY Painting ajid Decorating No. 3-5932 - No. 3-5780 KITTLE ' S STORE 5715 Earhart Road No. 5-2953 KNIGHT ' S MARKET 420 Miller Avenue No. 5-6494 KYER MODEL LAUNDRY 627 S. Main Street No. 3-4185 LA ROSA CONFECTIONERY Dexter, Michigan 91 JOHN LEDDY GIFT SHOP 601 E. Liberty No. 8-6779 LEN ' S BUFFET 3793 Washtenaw Arborland LIBERTY MUSIC SHOP 417 E. Liberty No. 2-0675 LIBERTY WELDING SHOP 2290 W. Liberty Rd. No. 5-5324 LIBS INSURANCE 320 S. Main No. 3-8248 BOB LIRETTE ELECTRIC COMPANY 2735 Pontiac Road No. 2-6045 LOUIE DECORATING COMPANY 3101 Henry Road No. 2-8463 LOUISE FLOWER SHOP 334 South State No. 3-5049 LOY ' S RESTAURANT 334 S. Main No. 8-9545 MALLEKS TEXACO SERVICE 1500 Jackson Avenue No. 8-6404 MARTIN HALLER COMPANY 112 E. Liberty No. 3-5811 MAST ' S SHOE SHOP 121 S. Main - 619 E. Liberty No. 2-6326 - No. 2-0266 WILLIAM MAURY - CONTRACTOR 4339 Packard Road No. 5-8403 MAYNARD SEEGER WELDING 2280 W. Liberty No. 8-7403 M-DEN BARBERS 727 N. University No. 2-2793 MICHIGAN WOODCRAFT U3 S. Fourth Avenue Custom Made Wood Products MOBIL OIL COMPANY Mobil Heat Ann Arbor - No. 2-5601 MOE ' S SPORT SHOPS 711 N. University - No. 8-6915 902 S. State - No. 8-7295 WALT MOORE SHELL SERVICE 3240 Washtenaw Road No. 5-3163 B. E. MuehliB Dry Goods 126 S. Main Street No. 5-3641 MUEHLIG FUNERAL HOME 403 S. Fourth Avenue No. 8-6413 MURPHY ' S MARKET 2506 Dexter Road No. 2-7285 NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY 125 S. Main Street No. 3-8333 DON L. NAYLER Chrysler-Plymouth 310 E. Washtenaw NELSON COMPANY 109 E. Madison No. 3-8525 NICHOLSON MOTORCYCLE SALES 224 S. First Street No. 2-7409 NEUMODE HOSIERY SHOP 212 S. Main Ann Arbor PACKARD 6 HILL GULF SERVICE 600 Packard Street No. 5-5300 PACKARD PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY 1224 Packard No. 2-0709 THE PAINT POT 707 Packard No. 2-0533 PALMER STUDIO 521 E. Liberty No. 2-2072 A. H. PAYEUR SON FOUNDATION 5150 Marton Road No. 2-9046 PIPE CENTER 1217 So. University Ann Arbor, Michigan PUBLIC BUS SERVICE 3053 Piatt Road No. 5-3745 PURCHASE CAMERA SHOP 1116 S. University No. 5-6101 THE QUARRY, INC. 320 S. State 2215 W. Stadium RAMSAY PRINTERS 119 E. Liberty No. 8-7900 RENDALL ' S UPHOLSTERING COMPANY 731 Lakeview Avenue No. 2-4706 ROHDE BRICK SUPPLY COMPANY 202 Madison Street No. 2-6543 92 SMITH FLOOR COVERING 205 N. Main No. 3-8321 SAMPLE ' S PURE OIL SERVICE 1880 Packard Road No. 8-9113 SCHILLER ' S MILLINERY 219 S. Main Street No. 2-3526 SCHLANDERER SONS 208 S. Main No. 2-0306 SCHLENKER HARDWARE CO. 213 W. Liberty No. 2-3265 SCHUON ' S GULF SERVICE 1420 E. Stadium No. 8-8864 SERV-ALL PRINTING SERVICE 2265 W. Liberty No. 5-5337 SHEHAN INSURANCE 208 Ann Arbor Federal Bldg. No. 2-4545 SHERWIN-WILLIAMS 207 E. Liberty No, 8-6713 SLATERS BOOK STORE 336 S. State No. 2-4543 STADIUM PHARMACY 1930 W. Stadium Boulevard No. 5-6105 STAFFAN FUNERAL HOME 513 E. Huron Street No. 3-4417 STANLEY HOME PRODUCTS 33170 W. Ann Arbor Trail Garden City, Michigan STATE DRUG COMPANY 900 South State No. 3-4344 STATE FARM INSURANCE CO, 406 Wolverine Building No. 2-1964 STATE STREET BARBER SHOP 816 S. State Street No. 2-2789 EMMANUAL KOUTSOGLANNIS 1313 S. University Ann Arbor STOFFLET NEWS COMPANY 213 S, Fourth Avenue No. 8-6092 TIARA BEAUTY SALON 1904 W. Stadium No. 5-5076 TICE ' S MEN ' S SHOP 1107 S, University Avenue No. 34046 LIMA COMPANY Abrasives Chelsea, Michigan ULRICH ' S BOOKSTORE 549 E. University No. 2-3201 WILLIAM R. ULLRICH, REP. F. A. Sergeant Company Federal Savings Loan Bldg. VARSITY LAUNDRY SUPPLY CO. 300 S. Fifth Avenue Ann Arbor VILLAGE APOTHECARY 1112 S. University No. 3-5533 VILLAGE HAIR FASHIONS 2374 E. Stadium 655-9800 VOGUE BEAUTY SALON 300 S. Thayer No. 8-8384 - Free Coffee service DANIEL YOUNG BUILDING COMPANY 2368 Abbott St. No. 5-6558 WAGNER ' S 303 S. State WANTY SHOE STORE 310 Berkley No. 2-5102 WASHTENAW FARM GARDEN CENTER 407 N. Fifth Avenue Ann Arbor WASHTENAW LUMBER COMPANY 304 Depot Street No. 3-8551 WEST TRAIL NURSING HOME 395 W. Ann Arbor Trail Plymouth WHITE-HAINES OPTICAL CO. 205-207 S. Fourth Avenue No. 2-3182 WIKEL DRUGS 1101 S. University No. 2-5658 WASHTENAW NEWS COMPANY 310 W. Washtenaw Ann Arbor WATERFALL SUPPER CLUB 2161 W. Stadium No. 2-2545 WEAVE-BAC REPAIR SHOP 224 Nichols Arcade Ann Arbor ZIECLER MARKET 8077 Main Street Dexter - Ha. 6-3161 ZEININGER ' S MARKET 639 Packard Street No. 2-7500 93 Seniors Win Yearbook Ad Campaign John O ' Connor, Jack Reiss, and Mary Beth Kelly scan the score. = Congratulations Seniors ' or l C7 e  C t . ■V X t- ' The Spirit Of ' 66 Salutes The Seniors Pres. Jerry Lirette Sec. Deborah Petrick P. Allen p. Beadle T. Berarducci J. Boone G. Braun G. Burns D. Canham C. Chamberlain J. Chase R. Cyr D. Drogosch D. Drogosch J. Doyle T. Downer K. Duquette S. Ehrenkreutz P. Evans D. Fitzgerald K. Fireston R. Fraker P. Fredrickson P. Gainsley T. Gardenier C. Grant M. Gribble J. Hall L. Hallen J. Hamilton D. Hay den K. Hatch J. Hergott J. Horn J. Hosty T. Hunt C. Hurtubise D. Imus E. Johnson SOPHOMORES Vice-Pres.Mary Lee Pittman Treas. Eric Johnson P. Kinney V. Klapperich J. Krasny J. Lirette T. McDonald B. McMahon V. McMahon c. Mast c. Mazzolini T. Meddaugh K. Miley w. Milliken M. Murrel R. Mynning P. Natalie P. Neau S. Nuttle J. O ' Connor M. O ' Neill D. Petrick D. Place B. Platte M. Pittman J. Reason D. Renner T. Rowland J. Smith J. Snyir W. Tarrier D. Toellen F. Ulrich A. Wagner M. Wenzel T. Wiench M. Wolford J. Stringer COLONIAL LANES 1950 Industrial Highway Phone NO 2-2655 40 Ultra Modern Brunswick Lanes Inquire About Our Junior Program Starting September, 1964 New Billiard Room Theliiia Beck, Instructor Compliments of: ANN ARBOR BANK Washtenaw County ' s Largest Financial Institution Ann Arbor - Dexter - Whitmore Lake 97 11 IT J.. I 1 Jl m QUALITY PRINTING Letterpress and Photo Lithography Books Brochures Color Work weddings Business Forms EBIQN consultant AVAILABI 665-0601 307 North Main Street ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN Compliments of HURON LANES The place where the ' teen club bowls Across from the City Hall THE DETROIT EDISON COMPANY 401 S. Main Street Congratulations to the Class of ' 64 PIZZA KING 1308 S. University 11 Varieties of Pizza 3 Sizes Free Fast Delivery on all size Pizza 665-9655 665-3800 98 Congratulations Graduates ! Your friends at Michigan Bell hope that the many years ahead are good to you. Whether you are thinking of a career right now, or wait- ing until you ' ve completed college, we are al- ways interested in young people who would take pride and satisfaction in helping to bring our customers ever - improving telephone service. EMPLOYMENT OFFICE 323 Washington Street ANN ARBOR Diane Nowlan ' 63 in Action! MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY An Equal Opportunity Employer CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF ' 63 ! WE AT COODYEAR ' S JOIN TOGETHER IN WISHING YOU A SUCCESSFUL FUTURE. HONDA OF ANN ARBOR CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS ! Compliments of NELSON MANAGEMENT COMPANY 1009 Maiden Lane Court NO 3-1434 Compliments of ISLAND DRIVE APARTMENTS 1099 Maidenlane Court NO 5-4331 999 Island Drive NO 3-1434 Compliments of BOONE DARR 3655 S. State Street Ann Arbor, Michigan PIZZA from the PROP 2399 W. Stadium NO 5-5705 PIZZA Chicken - Shrimp Dinners 100 I J I STEEB BROS. MARKETS ARBORLAND and West STADIUM Choice Meats — Home Made Sausages STORES 206 S. Ashley — NO 2-5611 1924 W. Stadium — NO 2-5420 3707 Washtenaw Rd. — NO 5-0335 Remember the times you wondered if you ' d ever make it? But the fact is, you did make it. And the hard work has paid off. Ahead are new challenges, new adventures, a whole new world. Make the most of them. We congratulate you. MICHIGAN CONSOLIDATED GAS COMPANY C BELLA - VISTA FARMS DAIRY 1084 S. Huron YPSILANTI HU 3-0496 WAY BAKERY 1700 Industrial Highway NO 2-3217 101 Go41xiiictnJ H. Oo ipO l AilO 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 MARILYN MARK ' S HAIR STYLISTS Oiier Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1964 102 AM ARBOR FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION TWO OFFICES TO SERVE YOU LIBERTY AT DIVISION STADIUM AT PAULINE (Drive-in) MCDONALD ' S DRIVE-IN 2000 West Stadium Boulevard NO 3-9811 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1964 ! 103 .V:3 . s ■ i: ,  «• ' t • ' : 1 ' v?f:i- .: . • ' - r .jA Congratulations to the Class of ' 64 from the Class of ' 68! EDWARDS BHOTHFRS, INC. ;5