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

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eff' :xg 'f'- MOTHERS AND DADS lg A N: ici. YJ? F if ,Qu P ' I I . if R I 1 4 'S 1' rs - ' A .ua nf., t. .si X iw xg A M ,r fe , .gy YULETIDE CHEER AND TRAPPINGS! Mr. Nugent, Mrs. Ludwig. Mrs. Nugent. and Mr. Ludwig wrap Christmas gifts lor the laculty Christ- mas shower. Always traditional at U. oi D. has been the interest which parents take in the wel- fare ot their sons. The school boasts two parent organizations, the Dads' Club and the Mothers' Club. both of which work ex- clusively for the students' benefit. The Dads' Club, organized in 1937, num- bers among its many achievements the erection of the handball courts. the conver- sion of the old library into a senior lounge. and many other improvements around the school. Its most notable contribution. how- ever. is the new gym completed in 1949. The magnificent 3350.000 structure was the realization of a seven-year dream for the Dads' Club and its present director, Rev. G. F. Stein. SJ. The qym stands as a fitting symbol of the untiring efforts of the Dads of U. of D. High. In carrying out its aim of attaining a clos- er relationship between home and school. the Mothers' Club has contributed much to the students' enioyment and comfort. Every year the Mothers stage Gala Nite. an eve- ning of dancing for the student and bingo and cards for the parents. .QS 1'-'K FR. MCLAUGHLIN LENDS assistance to Mrs. E. Tracy. Mrs. G. Dillworth, and Mrs. V. Russel at the Gala Nite drawing. OFFICERS OF THE MOTHERS' CLUB: Mrs. Vincent RusseiL Treasurer: Mrs. Ambrose Crusoe. Parliamentarian: Mrs. George Dillworth. President: Mrs. Lloyd Neff. Recording Secretary: Mrs. Lester McCarren. Corresponding Secretary: Mrs. Henry Maurer. First Vice-President. vi V . em, 1 ls Z 'R 2' ' X

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