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

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TOP ROW: Messrs. William Wildern, Iames F. Hurlbert, Edward M. Andries, Thomas Herrmann. Ioseph N. Garbarino, Dr. Linus I. Foster, Emmett P. Feely. MIDDLE ROW: Messrs. Hubert F. Brennan, Bemard G. Mazurek, Paul E. Curran .Larry I. Kroha. I. Clarence Grix, Victor R. McCormick. Ioseph F. Verhelle, Val A. Schom. BOTTOM ROW: Messrs. Edward M. Shanahan, tSecretaryJ: Dr. Donald H. Kaump. Nice-Presidentl: I. Harold Moloney, tPresidentJ: Rev. Gilbert F. Stein SLI., Louis C. Bosco. fTreasurerJ: Dr. Ernest L. Stefani. Dads' Club Our Best for the Boys. This is the motto of the Dads' Club. A wonderful example of this is the new gymnasium. F our years ago the building was com- pleted but there remained a huge debt. To erase this the Dads have sponsored the annual Fall Festival to raise money. A student dance is held in the library and bingo is held in the new gym for the adults. Prizes amounting to more than S20,000 are rattled away and others are awarded to the lucky bingo players. This year's success paid in hill the remaining debt on the gym. MR. MOLONEY, president of the Dads' Club. picks the first winning ticket at the Fall Festival.

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XX X MR. HACKMAN CHistory. Al- MR. GARGIN CHistory, Sociol- MR. MCCURRY fAlgebra, Solid gebral assigns the pages for ogy? reviews the causes ofthe Geometry? emphatically ex- Silldy for l0m0l'f0W'S history Civil War in one of his plains the purpose of the cir- exdm- sophomore classes. cumscribed triangle. . ' .S as , K .3 5 - gs . jg .iss ig i if 3 x A e ff cf all ' . is Q so so ,M ss-5.6 '- - r 4 . X i if . ,X , a -I X MR. MADIGAN fHistory, Phy- sical Educationl comments to MR' SANDERSON uxlgebmj MR' RODOLOSI chencm' who one of his squad on the splen- Checks with one of his sm' Came here at midyem' uses did work in the basketball dems on lust nightls home' the direct method in an his work assignment. classes. game. MR. STACKABLE fBasic Math- MR. STEPANIAK CPhysicsJ ex- MR. TIERNAN CCommercial ematics. Geometry! relaxes plains to one of his pupils the Law, P h y sic al Education? with his pipe in the teachers' efficiency of the inclined briefs his football players in room before class. plane. a chalk-talk session.

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sn-sw --Q-..-.......,.,,., x S' i .R si 5 E 8 T . semi'-an s ? 9 we M- s ll? ul gm-N, be Y 3 Q STANDING: Mrs. Edward Andries Cl-Recording Secretaryl: Mrs. Donald Kaump. fTreasurerl: Mrs. Linus Foster. fCorresponding Secretaryl. SEATED: Mrs. William Wildem. fFirst Vice-Presidentl: Mrs. David Crimmins, KPresidentl: Mrs. Clarence Grix. CSecond Vice-Presidentl. MOTHERS AND FATHERS STOP for an instruction during the square dancing at Gala Night. Mothers, Club Each year the Mothers' Club sponsors Gala Night. A dance is held in the new library for the students, while the adults enjoy dancing as well as card playing in the new gym. The purpose of this event is to raise money for the students' welfare. In the past year a beautiful modern library was made of the old gym. This year's proceeds will pay for twenty new tables with eighty match- ing chairs, plus more shelving for the books. 21