University of Detroit Jesuit High School - Cub Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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eniors . . . . . . of 1951 BRIAN S. AHEARN Brian's flair for the dramatic served only to enhance his speaking ability . . . Senior debater . . . standout in the Dramatic Club . . . Oratorical Contest finalist . . . International Club member . . . Glee Club . . . occasionally won honors. STANLEY J. BARTOSKI Stan came here in his Senior year and quickly won the distinction of being the only Senior at U. of D. High to be outweighed by his stack of books . . . popular with the boys . . . showed mathematical ability in class. ANDREW E. ANDERSON Handy Andy took a great deal of ribbing for his luxuriant crop of blond hair . . . played Intramural basketball during his two-year stay at the High . . . gained many friends in a short while. CHARLES E. BAER Chuck could fill a bushel basket with all the letters he took home for his athletic achievements . . . captained the golf team . . . quarterback on the Varsity football team . . . Frosh, Re- serve, and Varsity basketball . . . baseball. JOSEPH A. BASFORD Joe was a success at all endeavors he undertook, his three years as Var- sity fullback won him two All-City stripes, All-State Honorable Mention, and the Most Valuable Player Trophy . . . Varsity basketball . . . track team . . . C.Y.0. Golf winner . . . acolyte. FRANCIS E. BASSETT Frank, an import from England, found making friends in school very easy . . . elected class officer in Fresh- man year . . . occasional honor man . . . devoted two of his four years here to the Sodality.

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eniors . . . . . . of 1951 CLARENCE J. BEAUDOIN Clare resolved that everything he did was to be done well, and this de- termination showed up in all of his various activities . . . Sodality . . . Science Club . . . two-year Varsity track man. JAMES A. BELANGER ' Jim was very active in all three In- tramural sports, although that was as far as he spread his talents . . . well liked among his Senior pals . . . left early for the Army Air Corps. JERRY R. BELANGER Jerry ranked as one of the sharpest pinochle aces in the lounge during fourth year . . . managed to take a fling at all three Intramural sports at one time or another during his four years at U. of D. f 'L ,zgfh 1 -,tl , ,K WILLIAM R. BELL Dick gained renown as a Vice Presi- dent of the International Club and as a member of the Sodality . . . boosted the Camera Club in his first and sec- ond years . . . frequent communicant. aiisinamas PETER J. BELLANCA Pete, possessor of a rare gift of elo- quence, appeared on the rostrum on Speakers' Night four consecutive years . . . his unsurpassed school spirit mani- fested itself in the Sodality, Dramatic Club, and debating team . . . spark- plug of the cheerleaders. LEO J. BENSON Benny, the little giant, could be aptly described as five feet five of fun and joviality topped by a blonde crew cut . . . sodalist and acolyte . . . debating . . . merited honors in Senior year.