Visitation High School - Eagle Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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Q At Visitation High School Memories of four glorious years spent at Visitation High School shall remain with us forever. Leaf through these pages and relive with us some of the happiest days of our lives. Here in this our Yea'r Book you will see us in every phase of school activity: at our social functions, in our physical education programs, in the class rooms attaining scholastic knowl- edge and at our spiritual endeavors. You will see that we had the mind for studyp the mind and heart for prayerp and the mind, heart and will for action. At the thought of all the blessings that were ours for four glorious years, gratitude wells up in our hearts for those who made it possible for us to attend a school that educates the body, the mind and the soul. First our deepest, sincerest thanks go to our dear parents who made every sacrifice to keep us here. Then to those who made the supreme sacrifice of their lives to instruct others unto justice-our Priests and Sisters. dmini tration We have memories of four glorious years under the guidance of our Priests and Sisters of Saint Dominic at Visitation where we learned the principles which govern the lives of those who are seek- ers of life ever lasting! Our gratitude will 'Follow our Educators into Eternity. 4 . .p.-.r as 5 , 116 A . 'A HAL , , . J-Q 4 4 J V , f HEI' H -,A ... , A v Vx Q 'Q da-1 nn, 4 QF' 11 I., 5? 5:3 ' , fx 'Ts .15 4 11 .1 , fx I ' il 'lil' 14 ss fx' 'VC U I-I fn 35 41- RJ + 5X 'Ei- rv uv fr if 11 '- .w A xx 4 S U in-1 I. vr x 36 .x 'U -'GN 0. X 1 ,.. 'Ll :Sf 9' St! 32 N' J JR. Q5 'ii .xg .:+ 'Q ,X 3.1 r I l Ju 1 I c an-s-1 Hevereml Harold Marks-y, Pastor llur Priests At Work Un The lilliilallce l'r0gi'aln Father Shuler and Father Sheltreau at the file are examining the wealth of material on Vocational Guidance while Father Kuntz reads about the possible available iobs open for Seniors. Careers Unlimited is the slogan of dynamic Detroit-for, this City has much to offer in the line of work which yields, not only a good living, but also keen enjoyment of the job, The material in the Guidance Room will give the students a look at the futureg it will help them to decide their W vocations, and point the way to an occupation. Making a living is a iob that no one can escape -but, what iob? That is the question. With the help of their advisers, the Priests and Sisters, the students soon find out what they wish to do. There are also Careers Unlimited in the Church. Teaching, nursing, doing social service, taking care of the aged, Cathectical work, caring for orphans, missionary work in fields afar-these are only a few of the careers in the Master's Vineyard. High School Faculty At A Teachers' Meeting H Sister Brigetta, principal, is presiding at a Faculty meeting. Seated to the right of the Principal is Sister Edwardine, followed by Sister Margaret Joan, Sister Alberta, Sister Ann Thomas, Sister Catherine Francis, and Sister Clare Olivia. On the other side, from the top downward are: Sister Reparata fassistant principall, Sister Mary Winifred, Sister Jean Loretto, Sister Marie Harold, Sister Clare Charles, and Sister Agnes Charles. Pope Pius Xl, said in his Encyclical on the Chris- tian Education of Youth. Perfect schools are the re- sult not so much of good methods as of good teachers, teachers who are thoroughly prepared and well grounded in the, matter they have to teach, who possess the intellectual and moral qualifications required by their important office, who cherish a pure and holy love for the youths confided to them, because they love Jesus Christ and His Church. . The Dominican Order is especially dedicated to Preaching and Teaching and has carried on this work in the Church for over seven hundred years. The Sisters of Saint Dominic at Visitation School are a part of this grand and glorious Order of PREACH- ERS AND TEACHERS. Principal, Sister Brigetta The guiding principles observed in formulating the philosophy of Visitation High School are threefold, namely: existence of God, dignity and worth of the individual, man's place in society. In accord with these basic truths the function of Visitation High School is to prepare the student for what he must do here below in order to attain the sublime end for which he was created. The means of developing the principles of philosophy are through the educational program which aims: l. to organize all knowledge and information in proper perspective so that students may know and love God, the First Cause and Last End of of all creation, may know and love Jesus Christ, the Redeemer of mankindg and may know and love the Church which He has founded. 2. to integrate these principles into their lives so that habitual discipline of will and suitable Catholic attitudes of mind will result. 3. to develop such an appreciation of virtuous conduct as will cause students consistently to choose the good because it is the will of God. 4. to provide opportunities that will inspire students wih a desire to advance intellectually and to grow culturally and socially. an ap reciation of the beauty of God as re- 51 to stimulate and encourage in each student flecte in human character, in nature, and in the creative works of man. 6. to cultivate in boys and girls a desire to know and a determination to follow their God-given vocations. to impart a sincere veneration for the dignity of tge family and the sanctity of the marriage bon . to infuse a respect for Divinely appointed authority as inherent in our democratic govern- ment and our American way of life. to provide exceptional opportunities in a well rounded physical education program that pro- motes healthful, wholesome recreational op- portunities. to develop desirable attitudes, social and moral, worthy ideals and intelligent participa- tion in society. to provide for good use of leisure time by developing desirable leisure habits, encourage- ment in the development of the habit of reading and enioying books and periodicals of good quality and real value. to provide opportunities for leadership and to afford each student an opportunity to train for life in a democratic social state. to encourage active participation in matters of community and civic interest. to help each student to adapt himself socially, to teach the maxims of good social usage, and to develop poise, confidence, and a wholesome self-assurance. to provide guidance, both personal and voca- tional from the priests of the parish, from homeroom teachers acting as individual ad- visors who work in cooperation with the help of parents and principal. if sv Q aww: 4 'I 'fa , if V T ' ,, - R 3 s Q ws Tv L f x of g a. , , vs ,- v ' , f 4 '1 i 4' Q . 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These recordings helped the students to acquire a fuller appreciation of Macbeth, Putting on the records are, left to right, Toni Robbg Paula Georgeg Jim Seleskig Pat Craigg Nancy Blackmang and Maurice Schroeder. T v-gk 'M .1 X N If , 1 iff. M - v MH 4, Al ml' Q wi m f 3 .W Jr ' D ' -MW I -4-I 'vm ms mf.. Q. .X Q- 1 ' . l.g R? , : 1. '1 - 'XA' 2 .. , s. 4164525162 ' -Q' S2 3 4-z,.,. , - , rw 1 . , R 5 'gf,.-'-'uf',Jg- f l -1339 ' - --' N -W . , .uw gw'-1 ff - 9-4535, .1 an .xS ...... In :S - im fvzha' 1 , .-,,-.49- ' 'Q , I ' - . f 1 V A91 N fir? Ur anization I I Then there are the cherished memories of our four glorious years of service to I the school through the many sections of the Student Council and the Sodality. It was here that we learned the true meaning of Democracy. 14 9 Q ye Father Iluntz, llur Spiritual Director, r tudying the Council Plan JUDIGIARY DEPART WEMHWAWHB FACULTY , gg Father Kuntz, spiritual director of the Sodality and student council, is considering plans for the spiritual and social agenda of the i955-56 school year. Under his direction and under the direction of our Moderator, Sister Winifred, this organization had the opportunity of providing a program which fostered spiritual growth, self realization, hu- man relationships, economic efficiency, and civic re- sponsibility. The objectives of this organization were in ac- cordance with the view of the Church on Christian Education, that is, man is an intellectual, moral being living in this world with other human beings for the purpose of working out his soul's salvation and returning to the God Who created him. Aovisfas or committees iiousf or it sfmtlvt VE RTIIEIT - PETER Uflfilitt ASSOCIATE Paiissts g ,,gggcgg y THE CAB,NE'2'i'R'C'A W vlgagtlfw THE Paincim r 1 a,,r . ,tgggggfr , QASQSMXON my rw me Assismiit ibtiiiioim l QAKSERWMQRA y gimp mi 4 sit. THE MODERATOR or THE somutvj Seqmifs r S ccc, JQWMS fgfmvmigmm AND swarm' council gm mm, C gm SEM mx, I V , , ' RAYMOMJ vwcrm' Tl'E SENATE- , MMT Qqpwix t Vwstuiw WWA semi.: W' mutt I i,t' lllvxviisou a 'WWD Movutmu The preamble of our council was a solemn prom- ise which was made by the members and which guided them throughout the year. It reads as fol- lows: We, the students of Visitation High School in order to provide for student ,participation in school government, to in- sure better training in citizenship, charac- ter, and Catholic leadershipg to promote better student-student and faculty-student relations, to foster loyalty to the general policies of the school, and to develop staunch Catholic citizens, do ordain and establish this Constitution for the Visita- tion High School Student Council. YUXKK 'nun ra 'IR inw. I' v T +-L W. 5.55:-1 fix F ,M 7 4 4 14,7 f , .g,.2jz55.f ws E 3 , M X: if 5 1' J K - , was ' 5 fbi Sfliffz, ff W we Qexgfx 15:4 , Lf,'i 5 Father huler Addressing Students At piritual Meetin Every third Thursday was the day set aside tor To Jesus through Mary, was our motto-and a spiritual meeting in church, at which time one of these meetings helped us to a greater knowledge our Priests gave us a conference. Here, Father and love of Christ in the Blessed Sacrament and in- Shuler is addressing the student body, while Father Smled in Us 6 deep appreciation of Marys part in Kuntz kneels in the sanctuary. our redemption Seated in the front center aisle are the Seniors who always were given the places ot honor. Every morning they were at their places assisting at the Holy Sacrifice ot the Mass, storing up graces tor their future lite. 20 I Legion of Mary, lnnights of the ltnr Fulfilling lluties ln- XXI flickr cluily clulies :rr tlrfr mrrcluary, are luqrcm ol Mary leaders: ljifclllllrl MrllOlll?, Barbara Crolsmlfmrl, fmcl Fleen luczylc. Krriglrl ol llrc Altar Werrdel Hall, Chairman, ia lcffmlulrrq llre younger nlrrclcrrrlf. llrc clulies Of vnriou' acrviccs per- forrrrrwcl irr the House of Gorl. p, 1-.Nfl- The linigllts of the Altar Gave Faithful Service sg r' X S a 2 F E 2' 53 Q52 33 E? if :Q ,A S '- . ' T' 5 1? 'I xg-bg: fe Q. f 1 '91-1 Q A. 1 XL C s Q X : 5 nf of PERSONNEL COMMITTEE Ufflee Personnel Receiving lnstrultmns from Sister Brigetta AT The Top is The personnel cornrniTTee, a branch of The sTudenT council, aiding Sister BrigeTTa, principal, in some of The rouTine office vvork. From leTT To righf fin The backl They are: Sylvia Warunek, Barbara Crossland, Marilyn Kamphausen vviTh Rosaleen Toal aT The TypevvriTer. AT The lefT, seated aT The public address is Ray VincenT and sTancling Carl Heffernan. ln The rear are Lillian Sherman and MargareT CosTello. The duTies of This group were oluiTe specific. Answering The Telephone, receiving visitors, collecTing alosenTee slips, going on errands, doing secreTarial vvork, eTc. We Present Uur Honor fociety This group of students are very proud to be count- ed among the members of the National Honor Society. They are Barbara Beerkle, p r e s i cl e n t, Patricia Reno, Antonia Robb, Eileen Luczyk, Patricia Rodeng Paula Woodward, and Barbara Johnson. The National Honor Society was founded to ele- vate standards of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. Thus the Society raises the standards ot Secondary Schools and sets a pace for ambitious students. Each school follows the Constitution of the Society, added to which is the Supplement Constitu- tion of each individual school. Since service to the school and to others is a form of Charity and since character has to do with morals, the Society renders an invaluable spiritual service to any school which has the National Honor Society in action, Boys' Civic Squad are Ready for il Rest at End of Hay YI:- l Pictured here, is the boys' section of the Starting at the top lgoing from left to rightl Civic Bureau. Among their various duties vvere: fire drills, the care of the flag, hall duty, assistance at the pep meetings, and many other important services to the school. The most responsible service, however, which they rendered was the keeping of order in the halls at the change of classes. are: D. Hoel, R, Vincent, C. Heffernan, M Schroeder, D. Love, P. Nequette, D. Scott, L Rosiewicz, D. Murphy, J. Clancy, B. Doyle, L Brady, P. O'Brien, J. Burke, J. Carney, E Hooker, G. Naiarian, L. Korzecke, W. Hall, E Spehar, D. Moore, J. Desmond, M. Shallow D. Talbot, and R. Cummings. Girls' Civic Committee Pose for the Cmneraman The Girls' Civic Committee, headed by Eileen Luczyk, was by far, one of the most active organizations in our school. They began their day's work immediately after Mass in the morning by keeping order in the halls as the students arrived at their classrooms. Between all classes, during the day, they could be seen at their posts throughout the school. Their orange badges of authority were a familiar sight to the students. Working in coniunction with the boys' section of the committee, change ot class vvas always carried on in an orderly and efficient manner. 125' '., i if A--ff-1 V-V 5 ' Q. 1 ' 'xi I ,-:::.- f ' Q ,- if W D .r, . Q. ., V' J , '!f' Q am ,, m.-,,, fx- J 1' v 4 am 'QVQX . 5 i 1 i 1 'lu .4 - Q ,QI , A if . - I VV X1--,En X5 . ' Jfffi Qfffafff 5 Class S Four glorious years which we shall never forget are those we spent with our beloved classmates. We traveled the high- ways and byways of learning with them, sharing our ioys and sorrows. Now at the parting, we pledge one another a re- membrance in prayer with the hope that all of us shall be there to answer that final roll call which will list us among the Blessed in Eternity. 34 -ff? N '1 324 .51 Us s W 36 4 2 WlU'2l'M6 ? mai-W' Ve ., V2 .fn ' ff1 V M' pi 'fa A ,A Y r . sk' tx Q v A . 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'lg' 1 'tv M' Q' I. .. Q A m Y - MADELYN ARMIJO The best mirror is an old friend. Leah Harvey School, Santa Fe, N.M., l, Notre Dame High, Portsmouth, Ohio, 2, 3, oper- etta 4, typing award 4. JUDITH BERRY The victor is he who can go it alone. Style show 2, 3, civic bureau 4, operetta 4. NANCY BLACKMAN Wise to resolve and patient to perform. Lansing l, St. Mary's 2, 3, civic bureau 4, operetta 4. LAWRENCE BRADY A wise man turns every op- portunity into future secu- rity. Basketball i, 2, 3, operetta I, 2, 3, 4, Christmas play 2, varsity club 3, varsity club :ice-president 4, civic bureau ANNE SHIRLEY BURNS l'll travel along with a friend and a song. Christmas play 1, 2, 3, 4: operetta l, 2, 3, 4, Legion of Mary 2, 3, 4, reserve cheer- leader 2, 3, cheerleader 4- civic bureau 4, yearbook staff 4, A.D.F. award 2, bowling 3, 4, Christopher committee 2, choral program chairman 4, varsity club 4, shorthand awa-rd 3, typing award 3, Scholastic honors 4. BARBARA ANN BEERKLE The friends of my friends are my friends. Scholastic honors l, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, student council maior officer 4, bowling 3, 4, G.A.A. 3, yearbook editor 4, perfect at- tendance 3, 4, operetta 3, Christmas play 4, personnel committee 4, civic bureau 4, typing award 3, 4, T.V. panel winner 4. CAROLYN MARIE BISSONETTE I shall lift my head 'til it strike the stars. Mission representative 'l, 2, 3, library committee l, 2, 4, softball l,' operetta l, 2, 4, style show 2, typing awards 3, Christmas play 3, 4 person- nel committee 4, yearbook staff 4, student council 4, civic bureau 4, Christopher committee l, 2. COLLEEN ANNE BRADY Born with the gift of laugh- ter. Legion of Mary l, 2, 3, 4, style show 2, 4, reserve cheer- leader 2, 3, varsity cheer- leader 4, varsity club treas- urer 4, civic bureau 4, oper- etta 2, 4, bowling 3, 4, year- book staff 4, Christmas play 4, typing award 3. JOHN E. BURKE Sports build the man. Swimming 2, 3, 4, varsity club 2, 3, varsity club pres- ident 4, football 3, 4, mission committee l. JAMES CARNEY In silence also there is a worth that brings no risk. Mission committee 2, perfect attendance 3, civic bureau 4, library committee 4. JAMES CLANCY A good fellow, well met. Catholic Central l, 2, basket- ball 3, 4, varsity club 3, var- sity club social chairman 4, football 4- o eretta 3, 4 mis , P 1 - sion committee 3, class secre- tary 4. MARGARET AGNES COSTELLO You can search everywhere but none can compare . . Legion of Mary 3, 4, person- ne committee 4, style show 2, operetta 4. PATRICIA CRAIG The highest of distinctions is service to others. Operetta l, 2, Christmas play l, 2, civic bureau 4, yearbook staff 4, library committee 4, shorthand 4. ,ROGER CARTER A good man is contented. A.D.F. award 3, operetta 2. MARY KATHERINE CHAPMAN Sweet reasonableness. Student council maior officer 4, A.D.F. award 2, perfect at- tendance 2, shorthand award 3, typing award 3, operetta l, civic bureau 4, scholastic hon- ors 3, honor society 3. RAYMOND CUMMINGS The gift of gaiety may itself be the greatest good fortune. St. Mary Redford l, 2, mission committee 2, operetta 3, 4, varsity club 4, student coun- cil treasurer 4, civic bureau 4, Mardi Gras king 4, Eagle staff 4. BARBARA CROSSLAND Good will is the mightiest practical force in the uni- verse. Legion of Mary 1, 2, 3, 4, mission committee l, operetta l, library committee 2, stu- dent council maior officer 4, personnel committee 4, civic bureau 4, yearbook staff 4. JOHN DESMOND Never cast one longing, lin- gering look behind. Basketball i, 2, 3, basketball captain 4, varsity club 2, 3, 4, Christmas play I, operetta 1, A.D.F. award 2, class sec- retary 2, scholastic honors 2, student council vice-president 4, civic bureau captain 4. MARY DIEHL Her whole world is bright as a iewel. Home room social chairman l, style show 2, typing award 3, 4, shorthand award 3, 4, operetta 4. MICHAEL JOHN DUFFY F I i n g away sorrow, cast away care. Football 4, basketball 4, re- serve basketball 3, baseball 3, 4 JAMAL J. ESSHAKI The short period of life is long enough for living well and honourably. Bagdad Jesuit School I. GERALD EDWARD FRAWLEY A leader is best when peo- ple barely know he exists. Catholic Central l., Knight of the Altar 2, 3, 4, swimming 2, 3, 4, All State Swimming Champion 3, varsity club 2, 3, 4, swim-ming team captain 4, A.D.F. award 3, athletic chairman 4, class social chair- man 3. PAULA NAIM GEORGE Beauty, like a river running through the night. Bagdad, Iraq I, style show 2, 3, operetta 4. BRENDAN JOHN DOYLE O persuading are your ways! Catholic Central I, 2, Knight of the Altar 3, 4, football 4, varsity club 4, operetta 3, 4, civic bureau 4, student coun- cil maior officer 4. CECELIA EASA Ai good laugh is sunshine In a house. Operetta I, 2, 3, 4, Legion gf Mary 2, style show 2, Chrisf. mas play 3, 4, civic bureau and yearbook staff 4, typing award 3. MICHAEL FRANTZ The scene changes, but the aspirations of men of good will persist. Football l, reserve basketball I, 2, typing award 3. KATHLEEN GAGNON Be gay, for tomorrow's far away. Personnel committee 3, op- eretta 3, 4, Christmas play I, 2, style show 2, 3, civic bureau 4. WILLIAM GEORGE Of every noble work the silent part is best. Jesuit school in Bagdad I, basketball 2, orchestra 3, 4, bowling 3, ping-pong cham- pion 3, Christmas play 3, 4, civic bureau 4. CONSTANCE GORECKI The word for me is Joy, iust simple Joy. Style show l, 2, civic bureau 4, Christmas play 3, 4, oper- etta l, 2, 4. WENDEL HALL Tis a good thing to laugh at any rate, and if a straw can tickle a man, it is an in- strument of happiness. Swimming 2, 3, 4, Varsity club 2, 3, 4, basketball mana- ger 2, 3, football manager 4, Knights of the Altar 2, 3, 4, A.D.F. award 2, Chairman Knights of the Altar, civic bureau, Christmas play, oper- etta, Visitation Weekly Staff 4 EDWARD HOOKER l measured out -my life with Iaughter. A Scholastic honors l, 2, 3, Knights of the Altar 1, oper- etta 2, Christmas play 3, civic bureau 4, football 4, varsity club 4. DARLENE M. HOLLINGSWORTH A good name endureth for ever. Personnel committee 4, li- brary committee 3 4: style show l, operetta 2, 3, 4: civic bureau 4, DEANNA HAMWAY When fortune's fickle, the faithful friend is found. Operetta l, 2, 3, 4, Legion of Mary 2, style show l, 2, 3, civic bureau, personnel com- mittee, and yearbook staff 4, Christmas play 2, 3, 4. CARL HEFFERNAN Will fortune never come with two hands full! Christmas play l, 2, operetta l, 2, student council maior officer 4, personnel commit- tee 4, civic bureau 4. DANIEL HOEL Like the deep, low notes of a iubilant drum. Football l, 2, 3, 4, baseball l, 2, 3, 4, reserve basketball l, 2, basketball 3, 4, varsity club 2, 3, 4, operetta l, 2, 4, civic bureau 4. WILLIAM LEE JAKEWAY Casual and collegiate. Swimming 2, 3, 4, swimming team captain 3, 4, reserve basketball l, 2, varsity club 2, 3, 4, class secretary 3, stu- dent council maior officer 4, T.V. panel alternate. BARBARA ANN JOHNSON The present interests me more than the past and the future more than the pres- ent. Varsity Basketball I, Legion of Mary l, 2, 3, 4, Visitation Weekly staff l, 2, editor 3, operetta l, 2, 3, 4, varsity club 2, G.A.A. publicity mana- ger 2, G.A.A. vice-president 3, student council vice-pre- fect 4, choral vice-president 4, yearbook editor 4, civic bureau 4, scholastic h o n o r s 2, 4, National Honor Society 4, Christmas play l, 2, 3, 4. MARILYN LEE KAMPHAUSEN A dancing lass - an im- age gay. Our Lady of Mercy l, G.A.A. 2, 3, G.A.A. sports manager, baseball 2, baseball manager 3, style show 2, 3, varsity club 2, 3, 4, operetta 2, 3, personnel committee 4. JUDITH KYLE She's pretty to walk with and witty to talk with. Reserve basketball I, Legion of Mary l, 2, 3, 4, softball l, 2, reserve cheerleader 2, 3, cheerleader 4, Christmas play 2, 3, style show 2, literature committee 2, operetta 3, 4, G.A.A. 3, cheerleader captain 4, civic bureau 4. FRANCES LaROSE She was a Phantom of de- Iight. Scholastic honors l, 2, 3, 4, student council maior officer 4, reserve cheerleader 2, 3, cheerleader 4, varsity club 4, bowling 3, 4, G.A.A. officer, baseball 2, operetta 3, 4, yearbook staff 4, civic bureau 4, Legion of Mary 4. EILEEN LUCZYK Let me have music, l seek no other pleasure. Scholastic honors I, 2, 3, A.D.F. award l, athletic com' mittee 2, class vice-president l, perfect attendancel, Christ- mas play l, 2, 3, 4, operetta l, 2, 3, 4, Legion of Mary 2, 3, 4, honor society 3, 4, class social chairman 4, student council maior officer 4, year, book staff 4, civic bureau 4. DEANNA MALONE Life has given her of its best. Legion of Mary 2, 3, 4, Le- gion of Mary chairman 4, E. O. L. committee l, operetta 3, 4, shorthand award 3, civic committee 4, yearbook staff 4. LAWRENCE KORZECKE Men have been wise in very different modes, but they have always laughed the same. Christmas play I, operetta 2, championship bowling 3, typing award 3, yearbook staff 4, American flag custo- dian 4, civic bureau 4. ROSEMARIE LAGINESS Joy rises in me like a sum- , mers morn. Style show 2, 3, operetta I, Christopher committee 2, typ- ing award 3, 4. DAVID LOVE Let us live, then, and be glad. Operetta l, 2, bowling 3, Christmas play 3, 4, Ameri- can flag custodian 4, civic bureau. JOHN BERNARD MARNON An Irishman, a very valiant gentleman, i' faith. Football 3, athletic committee l, 2, 3, 4, varsity club 3, 4, typing award 3, operetta l, 2, 3, personnel com-mittee 4, mission committee 2, 3. MARY DOLOR ES MANTLE The best of healers ,is good cheer. Style show 2, 3, operetta I, typing award 3, shorthand a- ward 3. JOAN MILLER A faithful friend is the medi- cine of life. Mission representative I, Christmas play I, 3, operetta I, Visitation Weekly staff 2, 3, class social chairman 2, athletic chairman 3, student council major officer 4, year- book staff 4, civic bureau 4. RICHARD MOURADIAN An orator is a man who says what he thinks and feels what he says, Scholastic honors 2, 4, base- ball I, 2, football 2, 3, 4, var- sity club 2, 3, 4, athletic rep- resentative 3, Christmas play 4. CLAUDETTE JOAN MUKALLA In quietness and confidence shall be your strength. Perfect attendance I, scholas- tic honors 2, 3, A.F.D. award 3, typing and shorthand a- ward 3, shorthand award 4, civic bureau 4. BARBARA ANN MCNAMARA Give me a place to stand, and I will move the earth. St. Theresa High School I, Le- gion of Mary 4, style show 4, civic bureau 4, shorthand a- ward 3, typing award 3, 4. BEVERLY MEHALL A little nonsense now and then, is relished by the wisest men. Scholastic honors 4, style show I, Christopher commit- tee I, 2, mission chairman 4, mission committee 3, civic bureau and yearbook staff 4, operetta 3, typing award 3. DAVID MOORE The mind of each man is the man himself. Knight of the Altar I, 2, 3, 4, basketball 2, 3, 4, basket- ball captain 4, football 3, 4, football c a p t a i n 4, senior class president, operetta I, 4, perfect attendance I, 2, 3, 4, homeroom chairman 2, typing award 3, civic bureau 4. DUANE MURPHY l grow old, learning some- thing new eve-ry ay. Christmas play I, 2, 3, civic bureau 4, operetta I, 2, 3. SHARON MacAULEY The hand that hath made you fair hath made you good. Legion of Mary I, 2, 3, oper- etta I, 2, 4, softball I, 2, 3, 4, captain 2, basketball I, 2, 3, 4, varsity club 2, 3, 4, Christmas play 2, 3, 4, Mis- sion representative 2, style show 3, 4, student council ma- ior officer 4, choral secretary and treasurer 4, civic bureau 4. WILLIAM MCLAURY Get up and out, my man, the day is bursting with moments .... Catholic Central I, 2, 3, Christmas play 4, operetta 4. GARY NAJARIAN But we build the ladder by which we rise. Basketball I, 2, operetta I, 2, football 3, bowling 3, civic bureau 4. PETER O'BRlEN He ate and drank the pre- cious words-his spirit grew robust. Class president I, football I, 2, 3, 4, varsity club I, 2, 3, 4, Christmas play I, 4, oper- etta I, 2, class vice-president 2, 3, student council presi- dent 4, civic bureau 4, scho- lastic honors 4. BARBARA PETTIS lf you stop to be kind, you must s w e r v e often from your path. Operetta I, 3, 4, Scholastic honors I, 2, 3, A.D.F. award 2, cheerleader 2, 3, 4, class secretary 2, music chairman 4, Legion of Mary 4. ANTONIA A. ROBB To love and be beloved, this is good. Class vice-president I, re- serve basketball I, 2, varsity basketball manager 2, 4, Le- gion of Mary I, 2, 3, 4, oper- etta I, 2, 3, 4, Visitation Weekly staff I, 2, editor 3, G.A.A. 2, treasurer 3, choral president 4, mission repre- sentative 2, Christmas play I, 2, 3, 4, civic bureau 4, Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4, scholastic honors I, 2, 3, 4, varsity club 2, 3, 4, bowling trophy 3, yearbook editor 4, student council secretary 4. PATRICIA RODEN Knowledge is gotten with pain, kept with care. Patterson scholarship I, scho- lastic honors I, 2, 3, 4, re- serve cheerleader 2, 3, cheer- Ieader 4, civic bureau 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, varsity club 4, A.D.F. award 3, typing and shorthand a- wards 3, perfect attendance 2, 4, student council maior officer 4, yearbook staff 4. PAUL E. NEQUETTE Music hath charm. Operetta I, 2, typing award 3, personnel com-mittee 4. PATRICIA PASANT Little deeds of kindness help to make earth happy like the heaven above. Operetta I, Christmas play I, 2, style show 2, 3, mission chairman 4, civic bureau 4, scholastic honors 4, mission committee 2, social chairman I. PATRICIA RENO Through her the rays of regal bounty shine. Basketball I, 2, 3 and cap- tain 4, Legion of Mary I, 2, 3, 4, athletic committee I, scholastic honors I, 2, 3, 4, operetta I, 4, perfect atten- dance I, G.A.A. sports mana- ger 2, publicity manager 3, varsity club 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Visitation Weekly staff 3, 4, sodality student council prefect 4, year-book editor 4, civic bu- reau 4, Mardi Gras queen 4, Christmas play I, 4. CATHERINE ROHRIG Manner, not gold is woman's best adornment. Reserve basketball I, reserve cheerleader 2, 3, class social chairman 2, G.A.A. 2, style show 3, 4, typing and short- hand awards 3, cheerleader 4, varsity club 4, library and literature committee 4. LEONARD ROSIEWICZ The flower of our young manhood. Operetta 2, civic bureau 4, baseball 4. MICHAEL JAMES SANTELLO l have been a soiourner in many a scene of life's great drama. Cathedral Central 1, 2, 3. MAURICE SCHROEDER But when he speakS, Whaf elocution flows! Operetta l, 2, swimming team 2, bowling champion- ship 3, Christmas play 4, DALE SCOTT He is a gentleman because his nature is kind and af- fable to every creature. Christmas play I, 2, 3, oper- etta l, 2, 3, 4, class presi- dent 3, class vice-president 4, football 3, 4, football captain 4, varsity club 3, 4, bowl- ing 3. ELEANORE SMYTH A constant friend is a thing rare and hard to find. North Branch High School l, St. Cecilia High School 2, Op- eretta 4, style show 4. KATHRYN STERLING A merry heart maketh a cheery countenance. Operetta l, 2, 3: f6Sl'll0f1 show 2, civic bureau 4: short- hand award 4. JAMES SELESKI The monuments of noble men are their virtues. Operetta l, 2, Christmas play l, 2, 3, civic bureau 4. MARK SHALLOW l'd rather I a u g h, a bright- haired boy, then reign, a gray-beard king. Swimming 12, 3, 4, varsity club 2, 3, 4, bowling 3, re- serve basketball l, baseball l, operetta l, civic bureau 4, Christmas play 2. LILLIAN ANNE SHERMAN Lovely to look at, delightful to Know. Frankfort High School l, St, Vincent High School 2, 3, Le- gion of Mary 4, bowling 4, operetta 4, yearbook staff 4, civic bureau 4. EDWARD SPEHAR A man not perfect, but of heart so high. Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, football 1, 2, 3, 4, baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Knights of the Altar l, 2, 3, 4, scholastic honors l, 2, 3, 4, class president l, 2, varsity club 'l, 2, 3, 4, operetta 3, 4, class treasurer 3, class social chairman 4, stu d e nt coun- cil m aio r officer 4, civic bureau 4, T.V. panel winner 4. PATRICIA SWABON Friendship is the gift of the gods. Operetta l, 2, 4, G.A.A. 3, 4, yearbook staff 4, civic bureau 4, varsity club 2, 3, 4, swimming 2, Christmas Play 2, 3, operetta l, 2, 4. DENNIS TALBOT l am not of that feather to shake off my friend when he must need me. Christmas play l, 2, 3, 4, op- eretta l, 2, 3, 4, champion- ship bowling 3, football 4, varsity club 4, yearbook staff 4, civic bureau 4. MARY FRANCES UNGER She moves a goddess, an she looks a queen. Legion of Mary l, 2, 3, cheer- leader 2, 3, 4: operetta 2, 3, 4, Cl1rlSlmaS play 2, 3, Class t'reasurer 4, personnel com- mittee 4, style show 3, 4, var- sity club 3, 4, reserve basket- ball l, class treasurer I- G.A.A. 2, civic bureau 4- gaseball 2, athletic com-mittee RAYMOND VINCENT Science is vastly more stim- ulating to the imagination than are the classics. Student council maior officer 4, operetta 2, 3, personnel committee 4, civic bureau 4. LINDA WILSON Fling me a handful of stars. Scholastic honors l, 2, 3, 4, literature committee 1, 2, Le- gion of Mary 1, 2, reserve basketball l, Mission repre- sentative l, reserve cheer- leader 2, 3, cheerleader 4, varsity club secretary 4, Christmas play 2, 3, G. A, A. 2, athletic chairman 4, stu- dent council maior officer 4, civic bureau 4, style show 4. ROSALEEN TOAL When Irish eyes are smil- ing. St. Gregory High School l, operetta 2, 3, 4, style show 2, 3, personnel committee 4, civic bureau 4, Legion of Mary 4. MARY LEE VILLENEUVE Life has Ioveliness to offer. Christmas play 2, 3, operetta 2, 4, Visitation Weekly staff 4, library committee 4, scho- lastic honors 4. SYLVIA ANN WARUNEK Every wish is like a prayer and what she wishes she believes. Personnel committee chair- man 4, style show 2, 4, oper- etta i, mission committee 2, 3, typing award 3, bowling 3. PAULA MARIE WOODWARD Good to be merry and wise. Scholastic honors l, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Legion of Mary l, 2, 3, 4, orchestra l, 2, 3, basketball 2, 3, swimming 3, G. A. A. 2, 3, G.A.A. Secretary 3, class social chairman 3, varsity club 2, 3, 4, ,civic bureau 4, student council maior officer 4. MARY ANN ZEMAITIS She could, perhaps, swim the Hellespont. Swimming 2, 3, swimming team captain 4, baseball 2, basketball 2, 3, G.A.A. presi- dent 4, personnel committee 3, 4, varsity club 3, 4, bowl- ing 3. luninr Class Ufficers Checking the Student Council et-up il want W if hi. President John Crampton at the desk is reciting some of the Sections in the student council hand book while vice president Margaret Ann Eaves is counting the committees that have representation in the Visitation Student Council. The other officers are, left to right, Raymond Konchel, Patricia Lotz, James Holt, and Richard Roden. These leaders head a class of ninety Juniors who have hopes of sitting in the seats ofthe mighty ones next year. 47 ff il C .is - i. Z' l if 'I i fi If Ur i it , .i.rr,,,, as i , . , Q 5 Q YR ,s X Carl Brumme Barbara Calcagno 1 , rigzgiii .3 wig' it Ir- ' ' U ' 1 f+5??Vi?i2 4 V temp: Richard Elston John Elsev Frank Hassel Nancy Hilkey James ,ai gf? ,.. W ff Y' Y? L lk A 4 Iuniors of Room 506 G :,, 1' ' at 5, wg . J .,r--- -I - -L-' A al Patricia Cebula Raymond Dillon Joseph Easa Margaret Ann Eaves ' Q ,. , y i 47 Jw. 4 l ll fe a,caa f Nprberta Esoer Patricia Fisher ' K 1 ' 'W - TL' ft ' , .. . is ' 1 4' ,I ' - ' 'sf Holt Dorothy Jarnol Q ihi 'F Dolores Kinney Dolores Kocenda Raymond Konchel Garlin Krantz - ' J' ' T H 1 '- 'L f gif ' ,- , at ,, - --Wi, 3' . 5 Y -i 1 et r f -- , 4 - f were ., Q - i,,f-it-in Qt' , y rf . . . , N ,I , W .1Qf.ir,,Q1Railrw . . ' ,, ,Q , I H . . 1 ' 'P zsiffguffzgzxya .-,' so fs- Mi . x . iw Nancy McNamara Carol Miller . 4 Marlene Millington Richard Mooney ,ag . , W ' - t:i2irfQ,g.c -f , n f mag K f .q:2M i', 'iw '. P'-915. , K K iii 'i'f9'f iiiigiiili? J a , ' ' . 4 X J. i aefgfl at ' r- , . . rf I J ' ' , ' -e - iriieig. gf .' +a5iigf,,if5' rf genial ' H' -1. E. , f ' -. r , -lb' Q Q . 9 Li.?3WP5fliLfi 5 'fi WSL ' - V' . ' ' R Z Q5 ' -A s - -tw.: l -t 1 7 99 't '-1T?ifi791, t 5e . '55 1 3:1:ffg,:1?Tisi' ay 4 agpg. 'fff,f'Mii'iz,,aliA Carlene Oliver Robert Racette Robert Rosenberg Kenneth Rom Harry Vogel Thomas Ward Jerry Willis 48 Mary Golden Jody Frawley git. J Lucille Jerzak Michael Kanir W gf, .A Patricia Kuclo Royal Le Duff - My N I 5 - Egg. ... l - ' ,ww , . , A-, -. W , f, K , I 5 il ,avr Richard Moore George Nasher Gary Strehl James Trenkle J j f' Nancy Wittstock it Iuniors of Room 206 Monica Andrews Joan Anton Alice Asbahr Stella Bourlier Mary Ann Callan Wayne Cavanaugh Ralph Chytry John Crampton James Dolan . Ja , -1 ' cy + v 1 , limi, fd -4 Q Margaret Fraser I . Mig- Margaret Gonzales Mary Grogan S Denis Endlien Ronald Fisher Timothy Foley If ,:. gif, . . it ni asa 1 'LK 5 I Doris Hahnke Robert Hinkle Joan Hopkins A ei! Robert Horner Rodney Jacobs Michael Johnson Elizabeth Kattula Noel La Fond Jeannine Le Mieux ' V nl' V . f J J ,J it l - .. A X wkals l V Virginia Livernois Patricia Lotz Kathleen Miller James Mc Donough Joyce McGrath James O'Hagen if of x ' 7 ' w fl 'y, 'I , 1 x L Robert Percha David Pritchard Janet Rashid Richard Roden James Rice Mary Ann Sheehan dt , if W. ah K, A A Coleen Soules Marie Van Well Gerald Vesnaugh Gerald Villaire Jerome Woiack Michael Woodwa.d Rosemarie Zalac 49 ll E., J ? T - ' .- ,f 2' Q' 5' 4 1' xp -Ln 3 Z 5 W 4 M fx q. xx V X Af is . 'X 'I X gg' j gmt? will., , , 1 ' , J V 1 . 72. 1 ,. 'nf' 454 , , Q - Inq-, 1 z XX- 5 A 5 X 'K Q, 2 MW if se E fV X ,514 A 52,-f 2 .. rr' - 4 ophomores of Boom 50. 5 I 1 George Abbo Andrew Acho David Barlage Patricia Blanchard Janet Bodak Catherine Bourbeau J ii J 1 iii . 1 ' ' S Michael Brown Patricia Carney Douglas Childs John Collins Andrew Covitz Patricia Francesco . Q my 4- . r f f Sf fit X , Ax John Francis Sheila Hannigan Betty Anne Heenan Judith Johnson Paul Knechtges Ronald LeBourdais , C Donald Mai-non Kathleen McBride Mary McClatchie Noreen McMonagle Elaine Millington Patricia Moore Joanne Mottin Patrick Mullins Judith Murphy Mitchell Nimmoor Penny Page Kathleen Reno Patricia Simetosky Robert Smith I Bernard Snyder Mary Jane Steele Rosemary West Thomas Villaire J C 7:15 231 ' C-it it Q' .f V X15 t ff j lf , . - ' l X .L . ' ggi il :'2:'l..V' Lawrence Willerer John Wright Joanne Ziemba 51 ophomores of Boom 502 - Z ' L. - , i . f' A 535 'ni A ,fi ,V - .Q V iz, .ri f V 1 gl ,,f f y , , f gg ' 1 9' . 2 - ll J 'iii' N V 1 'ff' oitfi' ' -' 3, Joan Bauer Roger Belanger Helen Brewer Judith Brinker Sean Brown Michael Butler 4 Gloria Carpenfef John Caufield Patrick Chapman Evelyn Chytry Robert DeLeonard John Devereaux in WB , is Kevin Doyle Carol George Eleanor Grider John Harrison Margaret Hilliker William Hopkinson , D, '4 K .i I A Lottie Khoury William Kinsella Suzanne Knittel Constance Kuzma Dorothy Lasitas Michael Love . W fa ' B' - ' ' Q k l i . ,..- L , S K if . ' 'i A 16-i?'l'ZE3 i ' if Q re- 5. z .. ' ' 1 ' Joseph Marnon Diane McPherson Patrick Melady Margaret Moran Eleanor Mowat Thomas Musselman Q'-Irzfzg, A, ' 4 -5222522 t r B f , ' M359-5 S525 A ' Ai' f ' 1 , T . ' . - - g ' W lik T 'li' ,. J fx- '1,,,!sS'T 1 1 sjflllflgfgifx -my , -Nasir., , my -, - A , . ffs,wi, Virginia Pettis Kenneth Robitaille Mary Rosiewicz Sally Taylor Pauline Vogel Mary Watassek r Elaine Yandura 52 ophomores of Room 50 ' :M . ' -.-Ax' ' f I- I sally, y V r -u i, 'Q ' 1 lj Y N .4 i dill: as Z , . visa.: -- K X bmi: f :QM X Robert Amato William Anderson Margaret Bourlier J0l'1r1 Boyle Ronald Bridon Ann Chapman ,Q K kv I I ln X' Mary Collins Robert Commire Jefferson Davis Angelo DeFrazio JOSeph Garmo Judith Gimelly Ar f . . - t. . Edward Kattula KCf1F16Tl I Kelly Judith Knecht Mary Langlois June Lavender James Lyons A 43' r V . i K it it ' . M ' f Q' we I A Q ' ' Richard Marchese Constance Martin Mary Ann McKay Nlafilvfi O'BfleV1 Carol Prager RaYm0nd QU5QleY B r . 4 'W ' . x Ii , V l l N Thomas Rathwell Ann Rudel Maureen Salter Robert Schneider Robert Schuster ROSer'f1ary Sobah by .1 iii . F , rr ! w fi 11 ' V 3 . i , ,M N I a Anita Truhon George Valach Suzanne Wo'iech k' C 1 ows 1 arol Woods Patricia Woodward Diane Zubel 53 ,.,, Freshmen Ufficers Holding a Meeting Never let it be said that the Freshman Class of '56 had no leaders. Although holding a major office is a new experience for some of these students, the manner in which they have carried out their duties is commendable. Rosemarie lwanowicz, Alvin Okuley, Charles DeLand and Pauline Georgi are worthy ofthe title Officers of the Freshman Classy they have done their duties well. 54 Anfon, Janice l A Kocenda, Jacquelyn Ll , Mamo, Ronald 9 Murray, John fr' . 'f Iv N Rice, Leo . 4, Sopher, Helen Freshmen of Boom IU I W ll ll A ll ' 5:4 4 1: eg .i . l tl n ' 91 f-.ee 1 c Cady, ROSSYTTBVY Corcoran, Michael Georgi Pauline Folling, John X . V' if i ',..: I If N . N I G Kubik, Karen Malone, James Makurat, Damian Laginess, Thomas . V., Marchand, Virginia Meloche, Norma Miller, Michelle Mulhern, Michael .. A 1 fy.-eb 5 B- -i . f3f 1 O'Leary, Charleen Perkins, Donna Piirala, Anita Rathwell, Ann 5 , i Q K Q. Ripley, Nancy Roias, Roy Ruczynski, Barbara Sherwood, Robert .rv-, . 5 i ti N fi. V., K X - 5155 Tf6m0I'1Tl, l-0UiS Tflflkh, MHYY Trout, Paul Whalen, Michael . in Wooclward, John Young, Loretto 55 Freshmen of Room QU Abbo, EUGENE Ad0S, Ronald Cruz, Ruben Childs, Diane DeLand, Charles Douglas, Carole Franklin, Joseph Greene, Brigid Griggs, Leroy Hilliker, Christine Ingram, Robert lwanowiczl , ,W if ff' in i X 4? A my wing 3' tw 9-f Rosemarie AA Krabach, Dorothy Langenburg, Elaine Maile, Sharon Marcinkowski, Mitchell Martin, Margo Meaken, Mary . felie , L 'er s ,TZ rj ' f , L L rf, ,eff 'fu H ,A 1- L- V ll- , - 1- MiTCl'16ll, Celeste Monte, Frank Moshenko, Donald Nashar, Mary Louise Nave, Michael O'Keefe, Brendon . QV . .V K . K In i'i, ui 7,., 4 fu rf' 'i L if K' Y fu X' if cr 5 K:-xx si' ,J M lf fists A A k Ostrowske, Diane Plsarek, Jean Plein, Christine Poupard, Allen Roden, John Salter, Kathleen liil L ' 3 5 'L K I 5 is 3, 5 L W Q 3 L U R 1 li, r ' ff L' f V L , 'if J iifififi-, , L if 4 x ,u Y ' Stanzell, Harold Stasko, Patrick Siein, Loretta Toal, Daniel at .ff 4, R ,,, 6 L re.,, Valeriof Gerald Wichman, Mary Ltta Willerer, Robert Young, Loretta 56 XML L' Freshmen of Room 208 I s' X . I AX i l David All1iDSOf1 John Baior Jacqueline Benedetti Nancy Brazeau Le Meil Chapman Joanne De Francesco G C . if J -N , if , I .2 X ' .K Q, .. . -5 .W John Duddy Robert Duggan JOHN FlBf1f1efY David Greenwood Valerie Gibbs Ronald Heisler 5 '53 A 9 ' . , 3 I A . J t 15 if 4' x i il? Robert Helz Larry Hum Mary Francis King Nancy Kroehnke Frank Lauron Wilfred Mamo 4 tg. ' 3. ,r A L . 1 Patricia Mc Nally Lee Ann Mernaugh John Mukalla Joanne Murphy John Murphy Kathleen Navarre . 4 5 ' a a ,K 2 I gf' , - , i, , - . J- ., L X .. -1 . L Alvin Okuley Virginia Osdras Joyce Pace Kenneth Piotrowsxi Ann Ronayne Nicola Satterlee -at V L i C 'A hy ,. if if . , ir . X -'lx' ' Aly, w . 't - to Q Margaret Snyder Joanne Steele Fredrick Strickroot Ralian Tracy Roger Vail Gary Willerer Audrey Young 57 Iunior High School Boosters on Parade Here are the loyal boosters in the Seventh and The Patrol boys proudly show off their insignia Eighth Grades who helped the old Eagle to soar while the Mission unit give Us a glimpse of one of high. their typical monthly meetings. 58 1 1 'n L 6 ia 'qv 'Q A vii M 5 X 1 . N My 4 'v , G ,, J V E:Qb: -Q , 'E f Q.,--lui , .- , F Q, V ' ' N' , g1,'!1'-if! ' J- i 1' ' , .pg i li ' ' .. ' ' --..fii X ' V I A L , M 1 a 4' 'T '14 'N '4., 'D -L' .A ,TA-'st : ' W- A A A ,L . -K if . '.,. --715 .41 W f l :V W YW 4 4 fifi-lf, ' X ' if: 1- :Law lv A i'Q 'i v -Nw- ' . 2 .4 nf? 'U Q ai 9? 'G' q3 5X1 .Q fl-fi 14' 1 iff' 1 Q 21-1, lb ' ' 5 9 99' -gjf 11 , h I L A ?wAr vu 5, 4 , Y X'YA17',- Q, , A f sb 'Hu 3 .qyflg U 5 .EW ' Y t A 5: yi 5, V .3 '27 I - -v u .A chool ctivitie A full spiritual, scholastic and social life was ours at Visifation. These pages will coniure up memories of our four glorious years in The Church, in the classroom, and at our social activities. 60 Training for God and Country HRISTIAN PHILOSOPHY !' 'Z . QA pq' ' M- qiiiitg 'rm- 'm.ii lltxttnh , SOCIAL This Senior religion class is preparing for a cuss. The panel will talk about the individual dig panel on Christian Philosophy. Chairman Richard nity of man and how man has a social nature. Nlouradian points out the principles they will dis- VISITATION mms .- JFOR sqm in S. MacAuley, B. Mehall and M. Santello study ' th 1 V. .T T. H trains Us for the future World no . . , . . a isi a io the bulletin in the office which reminds the students maner when path in me We may take. bl Visitation eniors Took Honors In Battle of Wits , -- - -- - u 1 November 12, 1955 was a momentous day in the history of Visitation. It was a day that was long pre- pared for and a day for which a goal had been set in the minds of four senior history students. For the first time two parochial schools had the opportunity to appear on Quiz Em. Visitation's team fought during that tense half hour with the determined St. Alphonsus students. When the quiz ended, the score board read: Visitation 600 St. Alphonsus 525. The panelists Peter O' Brien, Barbara Beerkle, Antonia Robb, and Edward Spehar brought home a victory and along with it a 21-inch television set. William Jakeway, in the upper left of the picture was an alternate who did his share in the con- TeST. During the intermission the panelists exchanged sides with a celebrity, Harvey Barcus. Visitation students and St. Alphonsus students fired questions at him concerning the outcome of the future Soup Bowl Game. indeed, this was an exciting day and wonderful experience for the winners. lt will never be forgotten. Young Home Makers Seriously At Work P To the left, Dorothy Lasitis is carefully studying her pattern. Garment makers at the machines are: Sylvia Warunek, Mary Frances Unger, Anne Rudel, Judith Knecht, and Elaine Millington. The work of this group will be on exhibition at the annual Fashion Show which is usually held sometime in April or May. Every spring the clothing classes present a fashion show, This year's show, Travel Treasures, featured garments that could carry a girl through any vacation and look well anywhere. Play clothes were modeled by Paula Woodward, Constance Kuzma, Catherine Rohrig and Catherine's little sister. Clothes that travel, included a blue gabardine coat with red and white candy striped lining, made and modeled by Noreen McMonagle, a white print sheath dress, with matching beige coat, by Sally Taylor, and a brown linen dress, with matching lined jacket, by Dolores Kocenda. Also included in the group of traveling clothes were dresses, skirts, iackets and blouses by Mary Golden, Pauline Vogel, Linda Wilson, Mary Ann Zemaitis, Barbara McNamara, Diane Mc- Pherson, Virginia Livernois, Sharon MacAuley, Janet Bodak, Nancy McNamara, Patricia Blan- chard, Patricia Moore, Karen Krabach, Mary Louise Nashar, Joanne Mottin, Elaine Yondura Carol George, and by Ann Rudel. Ready for an evening, or daytime of fun, in flattering feminine fashions, were modeled by Virginia Osdras, Mary Rowiewicz, Mary Frances Unger, Sylvia Warunek, Colleen Brady, Elaine Millington, Lottie Khoury, Dorothy Lasitis, Mary Ann McKay, Loretta Young, Patricia Kuclo, Jo- anne Ziemba, Anita Piirala, Toni Robb, Barbara Johnson, Carol Prager, Judy Knecht, and Evelyn Chytry. This group featured new fabrics and weaves. Many new fashion trends and colors were evident. A delightful way to begin or end any day were shown in dusters and kimonas by Joanne Steele, Elizabeth Kattula and Connie Kuzma. These garments showed us that clothes can be fashionable as well as modest. Using the latest in fabrics, colors and styles, the students have constructed garments which marked them as young Christian ladies of good taste and culture. 65 Drafting Class Show Ulf Their kills Visitation School provides a well-rounded two year course in drafting, the language of our Industrial Detroit. During the first two semesters the young draftsmen are given the guidance and educational values of mechan- ical Drawing and they learn to express their own ideashby means of conventional symbols. In the first year individual differences are discovered and opportu- nities given for advancement in sketching, instrument lobs, lettering, reading of the slide rule, and skills in the use of materials and instruments as the students progress with the working drawings. Even former students who do not become mechanical draftsmen often return to tell us that the skills, habits, and abilities mastered at school have been transferable and useful in their own occupations. The self discipline that co-mes through the concentration of mind and hand to do a creditable piece of work in a specific time is of lasting value long after the draftsmen leave Visitation High School. Many boys develop a sense of appreciation for the work of the draftsmen in the first year and wish to continue in the field. The subiect of Pattern Develop- ment, Pictorial, Machine, and Architectural Drawing are offered to them in the third and fourth semesters. The boys soon learn that emphasis is placed on quality and thorough understanding rather than upon the quantity of work finished. Pictured here are The Senior boys in the Drafting class. At the lower left, Dale Scott and Leonard Rosiewicz are- comparing basic models, above them are David Moore, Lawerence Korzecke and John Burke, showing the application of des i g n to architecture. In the far- ther right hand corner, Roger Carter and James Seleski are working on a car design, in the back at the tables are Wendel Hall, Mark Shallow, and Michael Duffy, seat- ed in the foreground from left to right are Jamal Esshaki, Raymond Vincent, Gary Naiarian, Duane Murphy and Michael Franz. 1'll'llfnfxlz-- --gnurtliixtzg 2255333355 ,gg g Y I I ' - Y A' ' A I' Lv ' r ' .1 ' -' W! J . 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In the right hand corner Col- leen B r a d y por- traying Elizabeth. 5 .fish-, 9 Ek- 's l Q - - 1 f. v, Z' , . - ,-- 71 Y I I s L l '16 X x R 1 E ff lr? i 2 ,KY ! i 1 1 if .xx 'V M S3 . ?'l a .- av xx RJ, if 4 A ' m -Fix ,..1 'wt A M 1 M, - ' ' .1 2? . 9? A Ao ' s '-fill L. 1' 'hs' K ' .... .. : mx QNX' ,,a u, 'fa I L'fU,fUl l5lVK P 'qs- lf l V l , fs ' ., . l 'n ' , v Q'-'.g1.'. '- ' '. .3 J ' I I 4:1 ,- . 4 as IL' ,W ,A ,- 55' 51' l s fs , rg. I' 1, ,hw fin F 'fm 1 'D ' 'WA 9 .1 V f L. 4 f 1 'lf I me J in 1 , 'W . ,: ,V ,41- Ioan and David Practicing The ew Steps Preparation for the Senior Prom was long and tedious, and this included the knowledge of the latest dances. Here are two Seniors listening to the dancing teacher giving them some pointers on ball room dancing. Lovett Hall in Greenfield Village was the place and the time May 25, 1956 from 9 'til 12. Oh! what a glorious time we had. These memories will stay with us forever. eenes From Our any oeial Events The Stardust llall . . . The Urowning of llaymond Cummings and l'at Reno as lling and Uueen of the Nlardi Gras . . . The Urowniug, of Linda Wilson as Uueen of the Athletir Homeroming llanee . . . The ever-popular sock hop danre . . . And Nlirhael Santello dancing in a dream . . . All these wonderful times are lorked in our memories . . . lerry Frawley and llosaleenToal gave l'at and Play a hard run to win that crown . . . llut, here they are, the hest of friends with the Losers rongratulating the Winners . . . Yes, this memory hook shall always he our dearest treasure . . .l'erhaps, ten, twenty years from now our rhildren will look through this hook and pass remarks about how queer we must look to the people in the Moon ..... 77 ljltysi-cal Education Football, basketball, swimming, bowl- ing, tennis and games of every sort- what wonderful times we had during our four glorious years! 78 Recreation Office was the Powerlmuse for All ports Gathered around the desk are the directors and a student representative of one of the finest physical education programs in the State. They are Mr. J. Perticone, left, Mr. W. Raikovich across from him with John Marnon at his elbow. At the end is Father Kuntz, the Priest in charge of the Physical Education Department at Visi. A very important personage in this program who does not happen to be photographed here is Father Markey, the Priest who had a dream which really came true. Visitation's Social and Recreational Center is an unique project in Catholic Education, and also a valuable contribution to the Archdiocese. An in- tegrated program of mental, moral, and physical education is possible here because of the wonder- ful facilities, and because of the close cooperation of the Sisters and the Center Personnel. Every boy and girl in Visitation School is given an excellent opportunity to learn practical truths and to have a good time in a well balanced program at the Cen- ter. The large crowds of students found there every day attest to the wisdom and popularity of the proiect. And the well-adiusted successful lives of these students will be a fitting justification of a daring experiment. A competent staff of fifteen well qualified men and women carry on the stupendous program of physical education, leisure time recreation and so- cial activities, along with the usual varsity sports for our grade and our high school. Under the able direction and leadership of Mr. Wm. Raikovich and Mr. Justine Perticone a successful program is plan- ned and carried out by the staff in close cooperation with the School. Every day the Center is a bee-hive of activity with meetings, games, practice sessions, dances, swimming, bowling, ping-pong, and checker con- tests going on simultaneously. The excited chatter of many voices indicates the happiness that is found in the congenial surroundings of the Center. We certainly have here a great treasure that we are happy to enioy and to share with others. 1 'BQ ,I 4. P ' ' fl Gm YH My J f . 1. Q- YJ ,e , 'jyc I , lm I . f t v, w ' 'Q N I g, ,.,.A Q' as ,af g X4 5 K I .,, 1 4 ' mi K gdlx ! RR 7 W' ' Dm - - Wa A a. if ff ' !I91Q..f Q . if am as 3 7' 2 F 9. --5 aa K ' L L A 4, 9 xt 7, '-ff X ' U X t 6 i 3 ii F if Y QM A ,-: 1 Q M .,,:Nk,,. ,,: PM X f' A A, ' b 4 L N K, im J ,X 3 W -,,- f-Q .Eg 5' A W W V K 1 X GS , 11 I W. Co-ca ptains Dale Scott and Dan Moore pose for The camera man. In 1he left comer, is high scorer, Ray Komchelg while co-captain Dave Moore reaches for an interception. 81 Eagles Fight to the End Coach Radjkovich giving Frank Hassell a few pointers during the gameg while Tim Foley fights for the football. 82 We Were Proud of Our Eagles i l 4 . , i ,,,. -..., , U l .4...,J-....M....... 4-,,.,.,,-.--,.. q,-, , l - ....... H, ...-..-L... Our Eagles have a right to be proud. They have had a brilliant season, Out of twelve league games played they have won nine, Under the able instruction of their coach Mr. Justine Perti- cone the following var- sity basketball players H155 i956 Sr St. St. St. St. St. St. St. Sl. St. St. St. St. St. hellule Patricks Thomas Cecilia Andrew Alphonsus Francis Leo Leo Thomas Cecilia Andrew Alphonsus Francis 83 THEY 39 39 50 57 37 46 28 36 48 55 70 35 44 led their team to many thrilling victories. Gary Strehl, Ed -Spehar, co- captain Dave Moore, co- captain John Desmond, Dick Moore, Ken Rom, Ron Fischer, Jim Clancy, Dan Hoel and student manager Jerry Valerio. Co-Captains, D. Moore and I. Desmond Happy Over Ea le Successful Season Ever since his freshman year, Ed Spehar has play- ed Varsity basketball. This year proved to be his greatest, as he was high scorer with an average of twenty-five points per game. A wholehearted spir- it ot winning and good sportsmanship are the two elements that makes Ed an outstanding player. John and'Dave, both enthusiastic athletes, spur- red the Eagles on to a successful season. These boys are noted tor their team spirit and unfailing devotion to the school. John has played basketball all four years at Visitation, while Dave has played basketball for three years. 84 lteserve Team Pose With Their Uoaeli Pictured in the top row are Don Moshenkog Dave Atkinsong Dick Marcheseg Frank Hassellg and Pat Mullins. Seated below them are: Tom Rathwellg Jeff Davisg Jack Caufieldg Mike Browng Bob Com- mireg and Coach, Mr. Radikovich. Mr. Radjkovich coaches the reserves to perfect themselves in bas- ketball, so that they may go on to win in Varsity. Already the reserves have won six games and will vvin many more next year. The Varsity players are shown practicing below for their game, which they are confident to win. ',. . ..f Jeff. ,, :xr heerleaders Generated Pep and Enthusiasm at all Game' The Varsity and Reserve cheerleaders come in for their share of the credit due to the girl and boy teams who brought victory to Visitation. School spirit bolstered up with hard work are the requi- sites for a good cheerleader. These girls did not spare themselves. They gave generously of their .ov Wh QQ 1 T? time and energy. Varsity Cheerleaders: B. Pettis A. Burns, C. Rohrig, C. Brady, P. Roden, J. Kyle, F LaRose, M. Unger and L. Wilson. Reserve Cheer- leaders: D, Hahnke, D. Zubel, J. Ginnely, .J. Rashid S. Carpenter, J. Frawley and C. Miller. 87 .---y-. Swimmin Team Records Mounted This Year Above-'56 Girls victorious swim team with cap- tains: Mary Ann Zemaitis, and Kathleen Miller who lead the girls on to a victory over St. Paul. Top row beginning left to right: Karen Krabackg Pat Fran- cescog Michelle Millerg Kathleen Millerg Jody Fraw- ley. Second row left to right: Nancy Kronchep Mary Ann Zemaitisg Carol Millerg Diane Childs, Pat Wood- wardg Diane Zubelg Margaret Fraserg Pat Kuclog Mary Collinsg Carole Douglas. Lower picture-The hardworking boys' svvim team of '56 with their proud captains: Jerry Fravvley and Bill Jakeway. Other members of the team are John Burkeg Wendel Hallg Mark Shallow, AI Okuleyg Har- old Stanzellf John Collinsg Kevin Doyleg Douglas Childsg James Lyonsg Leo Ricep John Woodward, Mike Butlerg John Murrayg Ken Kelly. qw -f T,Ex-'1,lQ'j' H F lass I 1 5 3 Q 1 1 V L j Ii' I ,5Lif,,f4A:,.- 1 43' ' '.. ' L ' 'f'.' ' F ' L 1' ,pw , , .fu 4 It r Y 'L J , . , . e . 5 't rf-' ,xq ifypr as , . 5 xi If qs-F ! tgiy -iq us . x A A ' f R 1 rv' P ' .i l., 5 J a-q- 'fu 1 y g -.. 1 Q 'i,:! Jaw! A 5, f . :Qi 1 gf, ,.... SL 4 r. .-8 nfl Y B!r4'f-fr . r 4 - Q - 5? ,eqf WQIPT I 1 . QW 3 tr: rin ,I 'I J gtg v QE? Pr M Q WE? 'Q 1 ,J ' ' vf , K f ' 54' .4 'in -Y 'F bud? A ' if Y f 71- , -J I A' ' . ..4 Ai, ff Hg 5 1-G Q . 4 ld I-I 4 s g,V'E: Q i31 g xml, xg' 8' r 9 'Gr lwiv Q' ,s .1 V Wm A x 5, G -,,. ' 'lg' Revermd H. Markey Reverend L. Bheltreau Reverend D. Kuntz Reverend M. Bhuler Reverend Gerald A. Flanlgan Reverend Thomas J. Kerwin Reverend Edmund D. Mulr Slater Agnes Charles, 0. P. Slster Rose Mlchaeleen, 0. P. Abbo, Cal C541 Abbo, Davld, Mr. 'b Mrs. Ahdelnour, Fred Alto, George, Mr. It Mrs. Abrshan, John, Mr. Acho, Andrew Acho, Margaret Acho, Joseph Acho, Yalda, Mr. B Mrs. Adas, Ronald A Friend A Frlend Alben, A., ur. Allen, Ellzabeth Althotf, J. M., Mrs. Alachjavc, Marla, Mlss Anonymous Donatlon Anton, Ihvld, Mr. I Mrs. Anton, Joan Antonlk, Michael, Mr. E Mrs. Andrews, Monlcs Anton, Paul John Andrews, Walter, Mr. E Mrs. Armljo, George, Mrs. Arenell, Mary, Mlss Asbahr, L., Mrs. Atkinson, B. M., Mrs. Author, Elsie Avery, John Algebra I, 303 Bader, Edw., Mr. st Mrs. Bajor, Mr. 6 Mrs. Bajor, John Bsrlage, Mr. I Mrs. Barlage, Dsvld C 581 Bauer, Joan, Mlss Bndfute, Edward M. Bnmlsk, Ken Beauvals, I.., Mr. h Mrs. Bedell, Kenneth, Mr. 5 Mrs. 8 Fsmlly Beerkle, Barbara C581 B.B.M.E.D. Beerkle, Elsa F. Beerkle, Frank, Mr. 6 Mrs. Bell, Fred Benedettl, Bruno, Mr. h Mrs. Benjamin, Terence, Mr. In Mrs Berry, Dorothy, Mrs. Berry, James, Mr. 6 Mrs. Berry, Joy, Mlss Bsrtoft, W. Berton, Georgia, Miss Beta Sigma Phl Bob h Dlck Bodsk, Janet Bohk, Mr. 6 Mrs. Bonlno, T., Mr. In Mrs. Bookkeeplng Class Bourbeau, Catherlne,l'581 Bourbeau, Joe Bourbeau, John Bourbeau, L., Mr. h Mrs. Bourbeau, Mary Bourller, D. L., Mrs. Boys, Room 211 Boy Scouts Blanchard, Allred In Pat Blanchrd, Joyce In Mlchael Blanchard, Mr. h Mrs. Blanchard, Patrlcla Blanchard, Prlcllla Blackman, Nancy, Mlss Blll's 5 Mac's Blssonetts, C., Mr. 6 Mrs. Blqsnskl, Dolores, Mlss Blssonstte, Carolyn, M. 0561 Blssonette, Mr. A Mrs. G Family Brady, Matthew E. Brady, J. P., Mr. l Mrs. Brady, Lswrmce J., C561 Brady, Patrlck, D. Brady, Thomas, Mr. Brady, R. J., Mr. E Mrs. Brueau, A., Mr. I Mrs. Brasesu, Nancy Breldenlch, Mr. E Mrs. Brldon, John, Mr. In Mrs. Brldon, Phylis Brldou, Ronald Brltt, James, Mr. It Mrs. Bronale, E., Mr. E Mrs. Brown, Nell, Mr. It Mrs. Brown, P. M., Mr. E Mrs. Brown, Sean Brlan, W. Mr. A Mrs. Bruckner, Bessle, Mrs. Bruds kl Ed Mr yws , ., . Buddlngton, George, Mr. In Mrs. Bucclero, Anne, Mlss Bucclero, C. R., Mr. I Mrs. Burke, Mary, Mlss Burke, Myles, Mrs. Br. Burns, Anne Bhlrley Burns, Bllly Burns, George, Mrs. Burns, George, Mr. A Mrs. Burns, Maureen Burns, Pstrlck Burns, Patrlck, 0'Brlen Burns, G. Wllllam, Mr. l Mrs. Butler, Margaret, Mrs. Patron Butler, Michael, Mrs. Bystt, James, W., Mr. Byrne, J., Mrs. Byrne, Mae Cafmeyer, Mary, Mrs. Calcagno, Barbara C571 Csllan, Mary Ann C571 Cameron, Louls, Mr. I: Mrs. Campbell, Jack, Mr. b Mrs. Campbell, Jack Carlin, C. J., Mr. 6 Mrs. Carney, James, Mr. E Mrs. 6 Family Carney, 'J. L., Mr. In Mrs. Carney, Mary Carney, Patrlcla C501 Carpenter, Mr. b Mrs. Carter, Barbara Carter, Gene V., Mr. Carter, Josephlne, Mrs. Cavanaugh, Mr. b Mrs. Cavsnaugh, Wayne Cawley, Elizabeth, J. Chapman, Ann Cllpman, Rlta Chapman, Mrs. Chapman, D., Mrs. Chapman, Mr. 5 Mrs. Cllpman, Joan C551 Clnpman, John, Mr. lx Mrs. Cherre, R., Mr. h Mrs. Cherrler, Marle, Mrs. Chl!!, James, Mr. 6 Mrs. Chllds, Arthur, Mr. E Mrs. Childs, Dlane Chuan, Dauglas C581 Chllds, Ronald Chisholm, A. J., Mr. lx Mrs. Christian, V., Mr. A Mrs. Chytry, Catherine, Mrs. Chyffy. DOH Cbytfy. EVelY11l'581 Chytry, Mr. 5 Mrs. Chytry, Ralph Chytry, Stanley Clancy, Carol C551 Clark, Gene, Mr. ll Mrs. Clarke, Rusty Clmdenlng C., Mr. i Mrs. Cody, Raymond, Mr. It Mrs. Cody, Shlrley, Mlss Collins, Charles, Mr. h Mrs. Collins, Colleen, Mlss Colllns, John, Mr. 6 Mrs. Collins, Desmond, Mr. Colllns, Mary Beatrice Comer, Ihnlel, Mr. In Mrs. Commlre, George, Mr. If Mrs. Cooney, Bill, Mr. Corcoran, Colleen, Sean, A James Corcoran, James E. Mr. If Mrs. Corcoran, Rlta M., 0541 Costello, George, Mr. h Mrs. Costello, Margaret, Mrs. Costello, Mlchael Jr., Mr. It Mrs. Costello, Patricia, Mlss Costello, Thomas, Mr. Couture, J. A., Mr. It Mrs. Covltz, Andrew, Mr. E Mrs. Cnvltz, Andrew Cralg, Joyce cr-ng, Pm-mm C581 Craig, Wm., Mr. It Mrs. Crain, Robert, Mr. E Mrs. Crampton, John, Mr. E Mrs. Crampton, Jack C571 Crawford, Mae V., Mrs. Cromberg, Wllllam, Mr. 6 Mrs. Crossland, Barbara, 0561 Crossland, Robert, Mr. Cullen, Ilan D. Oxllen, James, H. Cullen, Joseph, Dr. ham Bob Cunning , Ihchllle, Harry lhllocchlo, Rose Dalton, Danny Dan and Pat Daniels, Carol 0561 Davis, Al Davls, Leo, Mr. I Mrs. Davls, Robert, Mr. Dssn, Menno, L., Mr. Declllo, John, Mr. 5 Mrs. DeChene, Charlotte, C561 DeCoster, Charles, Mr. In Mrs. De Francesco, Jo Anne De Francesco, P., Mr. 5 Mrs. ne land, 1-1. w., mr. e un. Daneman, Peter Dmnlson, C. W., Mr. If Mrs. Dennison, Mary, Mlss Devereaux, John, Mr. b Mrs. Dlck and Bob Dlehl, Carl, Mr. ll Mrs. mmm, ur. a nm. Dlllon, Raymond num, mmu, ur. a un. Dlstefsno, Clara, Mrs. Dolan, James F., Mr. In Mrs. Dolan, Pat num, J., ur. e un. Doherty, Larry, Mr. 5 Mrs. mm-ty, um L., un-. llbhsrty, R. Mr. E Mrs. Dollocclhlo, Robert, Mr. Dorlon, lauls, Mr. A Mrs. nmglu, cm, ur. e nn. Dowswell, Claudme Doyle, A. J., Mr. B Mrs. Doyle, A. J., Mr. i Mrs. The Senior Draftsman and Friend Drattlng ll, Perlod 3 Drafting I, Periods 1:8 Drew, Dlanna C541 Duhrlske, J. F. Duddy, John Duffy, E. 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Mrs. Jr. Freshmen 11011 Freshmen Boys 12081 Freshmen Glrls 12081 Freshmen 12071 Freeman, Stanton, G., HI Gagnon, Eleanor, Mrs. Gagnon, Morgan B., Mr Gajewskl, A., Mrs. Gannon Drugs Garmo, Joseph George, Carol George, Joseph John George, Mr. 6 Mrs. George, Nalm, Mr. George, Pauline Q' 591 George, Thomas Georgl, Henry, Mr. It Mrs. Gerhardt, Esther, Mrs. Gerlch, Charles, Mr. Glbbons, Howard, Mr. G Mrs. Glbbs, C., Mr. h Mrs. Gles, Loren T. Glnnelly, Judy Glrls 12111 Gllnske, Herman, Mr. E Mrs. Gocharlan, Andrew, Mr. Godfrey, Wm., Mr. If Mrs. Golden, Frances, Mrs. Gonder, Edward, Mr. In Mrs. Goreckl, Mary Louise Gorsckl, Anthony, Mrs. Goreckl, John, Mr. h Mrs. Gorsckl, Leo, Mr. h Mrs. Gosky, Walter R. Gostomoske, Frank, Mr. 5 Mrs. Grant, Patrick, Mr. Grsssa, P., Mr. I: Mrs. Greene, Moder, Mrs. Greenwald, Mary Greenwood, Mr. In Mrs. Grlflen, R., Mr. In Mrs. Grlmn, llhn 0501 Gramm, P., Mr. e Mn. Grlggs, Leroy, Mr. h Mrs. army, Joe, Mr. a mn. 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Doyle 1971 Webb Avenue TO 9-1147 Eddie Semanski Friendly Service 12010 Greenfield BR 2-9898 Evergreen Cleaners 16346 Plymouth VE 5-9200 Fancy Groceries 6 Meats 19314 Twelfth Faubert's Market 11907 Twelfth St. Federal 59 to 51.00 Store Flip's Sweet Shop 19602 Plymouth Rd. Frank's Shoe Repair 16308 Plymouth Rd. Franadier Men's Shop 12318 W. McNichols UN 6-4858 General Outfitters 17391 Llvernois Geis Service 12459 12th Street Glamour Nook 12712 Plymouth TE 4-3130 The Goodie Shop 11570 Twelfth St. Green Bag Market 9010 Linwood Michael's Gifts 10350 Woodward TA 8-1651 Golfer's Aid 14917 Joy Road H. H. Munns 16811 Grand River Norwest Novelty Co. Plymouth Rd. Old Coins Bought, sold, or traded Plymouth Pharmacy 15344 Plymouth Rd. Premium Qlality Cleaners 11734 Hamilton Ave. Peterson 81 Son Egg Co. 12930 Hamilton A Plymouth Delicatessen 16405 Plymouth Rd. G 81 E Pure Service 16830 Plymouth Rd. 94 Compliments of Mr. John L. McKay Qaality Plumbing Q Heating 9413 Oakland Ave. Post Cleaners 14142 Puritan Ve. 6- 1 171 Book Realty 12511 Woodward Roy F. Taylor 12th and Sturtevant J. B. Reynolds Pharmacy 16600 Plymouth Rd. Redford Cleaners 8: Dyers 20344 W. McNlchols Starr T.V. Engineers 13804 Puritan Compliments of Phil Silverstein 8901 Linwood Ave. Mrs. 1. Solari 1654 Lawrence William Satterlee 1 1 5 Mcliinstry Spotlight Bar 15141 Llvernois Stern Drug Co. 12800 Plymouth Superex Super Mkt. 10324 12th. Street Sarber Studio 10430 Schoolcraft Taylor Master Realty 15714 Plymouth Rd. Tyler's Market 13200 Woodrow Wilson Trumbull Market 1569 Trumbull Walstrom's Market 12851 Woodrow Wilson Vi's Sweet Shop 4824 Michigan Ave. Frankie Wzatt and His.0rchestra 9632 Montrose Woodward Glass Co. 12614 Hamilton Wyoming Schoolcraft Mkt. 13903 Wyoming Avenue Westwood Steel Treating Co. 12650 Westwood Ave. Woodward Automotive Supply 10341 Woodward Ave. Plzzarama 12531 Woodward Ave. Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Meany Carol Reinke 11660 Glastonbury Prompt service and careful attention Carpeting and Upholstery Cleaned in Your Home With Modern Equipment BILL OLESKY sm olesky vs. 7-9457 Congratulations to the CLASS OF '56 Compliments of DEALERS' AID Compliments of Mr. 81 Mrs. Brewer and Family Compliments of Mr. 81 Mrs. Adam Bauer Compliments of B-Sharp CBD Club West Side-Detroit Sprague Moving and Marv's Thrifty Market Storage Co. 12622 Hamilton Avenue Detroit, Michigan CLocal and Long Distance! Phone TO. 8-0555 Highest Quality - Lowest Prices 8201 Linwood-Vickburg Phone TYler 4-9154 Compliments of SCOTTY'S Fish a. chaps WHEN OUT- GRAND RIVER stop at DOOLEY'S BAR 16334 Grand River Detroit, Mich. Phone VE 5-9659 Compliments of Jack Davies Market Quality Meats 12345 l2th Street TO. 8-0392 Compliments of LEO 8 TOM DONIGON Wayne Real Estate Co. 9029 Linwood Ave. TYler 6-7700 Compliments of Conrads Sausage Co. The Home of Good Things to Eat 8804 Fenkell UN. 3-6868 14530 Grand River UN. 3-6869 VE. 6-2650 Nash Cleaners and Tailors Pick Up Delivery Service 14744 Plymouth Road Phone VE.6-0730 Compliments of Miss Agnes Costello Compliments of Mr. John R. -Costello Jr. Dachille Trucking Co. l8945 W. 8 Mile Phone KE. 1-5100 coMPuMENTs or A FRIEND coNcsRATuLATuoNs, semonsi WATTS PHARMACY Prescriptions 8. Money Orders Schoolcraft at Ilene Pallister and Poe Market 1455 Pallister Street Detroit, Michigan North Realty Company l2030 Woodrow Wilson Detroit 6, Michigan Moffit Advertising Service 103 Pallister Avenue Detroit 2, Michigan Phone TR. 5-1769 Compliments of THE THREE MOSQUITOES TALBOT, SCHROEDER, KORZECKE Security Charge Accounts Shoes and Clothing for Entire Family Don's Department Store 2605 S. Telegraph Road Dearborn 8, Michigan LOgan 2-1123 Don Grulikowski Bud Grulee Compliments of Mr. 8. Mrs. J. Martin AND FAMILY Lincoln Park Cut Stone Co. 1382 Howard St. Lincoln Park 25, Mich. DUnkirk 2-2783 Compliments of Clare Wite 81 Orchestra lRadio 81 Television! Music for all Occasions 12741 Dartmouth Oak Park, Mich. LI. 6-1948 Nash Cleaners and Tailors Pick-Up and Delivery Service 14744 Plymouth at Lauder Phone: VE. 6-0730 Tuxedo Beauty and Barber Shop 11746 Hamiltoh at Tuxedo We Specialize in Childrens' and Ladies' Haircutting All Types of Beauty Work Phone: TO. 8-7726 Duplicating Sales and Service Co. Supplies for all types of Mimeograph and Liquid Machines C. F. Flick 4855 Grand River Avenue Detroit 8, Michigan TYler 4-1854 Take the Kids to Palmer Park in an old Car Drive them home in a new Chrysler or Plymouth see Bill Snethkamp's Palmer Park Auto Sales 17437 Third Ave. SU. 8-5850 PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMISTS Cornell Pharmacy 10354 12th St. at Collingwood Delivery Service TO. 8-7207 Compliments of A FRIEND Beecher Peck and Lewis VE. 5-2636 Open 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. AUTO LAUNDRY Sam's Auto Wash 14700 W. Chicago-corner Marlowe Simonizing-BLUE CORAL-Polishing Sam P. Leavitt, Prop. Detroit, Michigan We Deliver VE. 7-9800 Fairlane Party Store BEER - WINE - PARTY NEEDS Ask for Ricc or Walt 16300 Plymouth Rd. Detroit, Mich. COMPLIMENTS OF Brady and Cronyn Cleaners I 1529 12th Street Lee's Variety Store 12710 Woodrow Wilson Detroit 38, Michigan TO. 8-0943 Alex W. Grieve Twin Pines Farm Dairy, lnc. 8445 Lyndon Detroit 38, Michigan COMPLETE REPAIRS OPEN 24 HOURS Andy's Davison- Greenlawn Service BRAKE PARTS-WHOLESALE 81 RETAIL DRUMS TURNED 8061 W. Davison WE. 5-9192 CHINA GLASS INTERNATIONAL SILVER-CUTLERY COOKING UTENSILS A. J. MARSHALL CO. Continuously since 1897 Food Service-Kitchen Equipment 4400 Cass corner Canfield TE. 1-9450 Service and Rentals Office Supplies Lincoln Typewriter Co 17370 Lahser Road Detroit 19, Michigan KE. 2-7171 Linwood Window Shade Company New Shades Made To Order We Clean Shades 11828 Linwood Avenue Phone: TO. 8-5500 Linwood Drive-ln Laundromat 12137 Linwood TO. 7-9800 We wash and fluff dry Rugs, Quilts, Pillows, Blankets, and Bedspreads. Self Service or Drop-off and Pick-up. ' Hours: 8 A.M. to 8 P.M. Mon. - Thurs. 8.M. to 6 P.M. Fri. - Sat. Compliments of Hamway Bros. Market Goldhar - Zimner - lnc. Authorized Chrysler - Plymouth Dealer 9565 Livernois WE. 3-4329 Detroit 4, Michigan PHONE: TO. 8-7000 Eagle Dairy Products Co. Finer Brand Milk, Cream, Ice Cream 2294 West Davison Ave. Detroit 38, Michigan The Finest Quality Dairy Products Are Sold at the Eagle Dairy Store in Your Neighborhood Do Your Posing I at Moss Studio 9829 Grand River WE. 3-3774 ROOFING Copper - Tile - Slate -Gravel Detroit Cornice and Slate Company Arthur S. Hesse WO. 2-6456 Compliments of ALPHA GAMMA Compliments of Dr. E. D. KING and M. J. KING Michigan Carpet Co. GREETING OF THE DAY Carpets - Rugs -- Broadlooms ffom 19322 Grand River at Outer Drive K KE. 2-1100 Detroit 23, Mich. Compliments of Neal Realty Company 13254 Linwood Ave. TO. 9-8700 Ask for AI Rodner Stop! Shop at Chopp's Quality Grocer Meats, Fruits, Vegetables, Frozen Foods 3910 Meyers Road CNext to AI Pisa Drug Storel ART KNITTING MILLS JACK DAVIES MARKET School and Club Sweaters QUAUTY MEATS Stan Guyer BR. 3-2234 16301 Grand River Detroit, Mich 12345 Twelfth Street Phone: TO. 8-0392 I I. SUNSHINE PRESS Fine Commercial Printing 3414 Grand River corner Lincoln Phone: TE. 1-7646 POLYCLINIC PHARMACY 2501 W. Grand Blvd. Detroit 8, Michigan TY. 7-2116 TY. 7-2117 WEBB - HAMILTON BARBER SHOP 11 18 Webb Ave. Detroit, Michigan Dave Ross, Prop. Anderson's Confectionery Kay Statsmann 10247 Hamilton Phone: TO. 8-4117 School Supplies-Light Lunches Ice Cream STEVE'S MARKET We Deliver Groceries - Fruits - Vegetables Beer - Wine 10241 Hamilton TO. 8-3620 Detroit 2, Michigan Compliments of STAGE BAR Woodrow Wilson and Davison Geo. Lynch, Prop. See You at the Drags Compliments of Jim Seleski STANLEY MARKET 1203 Stanley Quality Groceries - Beer - Wine Phone: TA. 2-9270 10218 12th Street Between Calvert and Glynn Shalhoub's Superette QUALITY GROCERIES and MEATS We Deliver TO. 9-2836 Al Pisa Pharmacy 13900 Meyers Road Phone: WE. 3-0835 RELIABLE PRESCRIPTIONS Seniors, The Class of Boston Linwood Service 2600 W. Boston Blvd. Detroit 6, Michigan TIRES -- BATTERIES - ACCESSORIES Farewell and Thank You! TO. 7-9302 TO- 9-7870 Tower Recreation 13949 Wyoming Ave. Ken Bar Construction Co 18055 James Couzens Hwy. Phone: Dl. 1-3216 COMPLIMENTS or F. J. O'TOOLE CO. TR. 2-6066 Detroit, Mich. Johnny's Meat Market 14710 W. Chicago Quality Meats - Cold Beer - Wine We Deliver VE. 7-2970 J. W. MANEY Funeral Home 4458 Joy Road at Martindale Garth Artist Supply Co. 1513 Broadway Detroit 26, Michigan Demi, 4, Michigan wo. 3-1225 wo. 3-3660 Phone: TO: 5-9000 Authorized Television RAY E, SILVA Service HSPECIALISTS ON ALL MAKES OF SETS All Our Works Guaranteed Open 9 to 9 Daily 11820 Linwood Avenue Detroit 6, Michigan INDUSTRIAL CATERING TWinbrook 2-9490 Compliments of SNAPCO INC. All Types of Modernization Phone: VE. 8-0210 14806 Plymouth Road FREE .ESTIMATES Printers Litho Service Inc LITHOGRAPHIC PLATE MAKERS 14019 Wyoming Avenue Detroit 38, Michigan Phone: WE. 3-5188 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1956 Gesinski - Paruk Insurance Agency 11445 Conant Avenue Detroit 12, Michigan Phone: TW. 1-0340 - COURTESY - Langs Dairy Bar 81 Lunch 14801 Plymouth Road Compliments of A and E Market 10514 West Chicago AL PISA PHARMACY 13900 Meyers Road at Schoolcraft Acme Packing 81 Supply Company Manufacturers - Distributors 535 Livernois - Ferndale Detroit 20, Michigan James E. Canfield Ll. 7-6200 Hardy's Barber and Beauty Shop 16331 Plymouth Road Detroit 27, Michigan Phone: VE. 7-6394 Helene Curtis Permanents PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMISTS Cornell Pharmacy 10354 12th Street at Collingwood Delivery Service TO. 8-7207 HOWARD SHOE STORE Shoes for the Entire Family Cor. Woodrow Wilson 8- Glendale Phone: TO. 8-3103 OKAY BEER STORE Your Beer and Wine Store Free Delivery Open Daily Late Hours 10318 12th St. TO. 8-4894 WALSTROM'S MARKET Quality Meats - Groceries - Fish Poultry - Frozen Foods VoIlwerth's 'Sausage 12851 Woodrow Wilson Detroit 6, Michigan Phone: TO. 7-9695 Compliments of M 8g S Variety Store 16242 Plymouth Road William A. Wood Agency ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE AUTO - FIRE - CASUALTY 10035 Plymouth near Wyoming Phone: WE. 3-5373 MUKULLA MARKET 8317 Wildemere BEER - WINE - GROCERIES DETROIT MICHIGAN ALICE'S FLOWERS FRANK and ALICE GROSS 13911 Wyoming WE. 3-2912 Detroit 38, Michigan Flowers for all Occasions Real Estate-Mortgage Loans Insurance J. L. Valiquett Company 8410 West Mc Nichols Road UN. I-2600 Res. UN. I-6464 Plymouth Beer Store Right Groceries Snacks 14818 Plymouth Detroit, Mich. Your Patronage Appreciatecl WOODS DRUGS COMPLETE DRUG SERVICE 16146 Plymouth Road Phone: VE. 6-6060 Detroit, Michigan COMPLIMENTS OF George Bros. Market Just Good Food 11334 12th TO. 8-5765 WE DELIVER f I Specializing in American Schwinn Rudge Touring 8- Urago Racing Cycles Sales and Service Continental Sports Shop Michigan's First Lightweight Bike Shop 16885 Livernois, Opp. U. of D. UNiversity 4-8734 Mike Walden Detroit 21, Mich The Finest ln Beauty Care For The Discriminating Woman GLAMOUR NOOK Phone: TE. 4-3130 12712 Plymouth Road Detroit 27, Michigan Specialists in Hair Shaping Styling and Permanent Waving Foremost in Metal Business Furniture The General Fireproofing Company A.V. Unger WO. 1-9232 2121 Second Ave. Detroit, Mich. Phone: VE. 7-7687 T O M ' S Barber and Beauty Shop Tom Eves 19634 Plymouth Rd. Near Evergreen Trumbull Hardware 8- Paint Co. We Specialize in Furnace Repair and Furnace Parts Radios - Toys - Gifts 5200 Trumbull TY. 8-2192 Detroit 8, Michigan We Call For and Deliver Phone TOwnsend 8-2844 OAKMAN Cleaners 81 Dyers We Operate Our Own Plant We Give Gold Bell Gift Stamps Joseph Uniian 12820 Woodrow Wilson DEAN MANN PRESCRIPTION PHARMACISTS 12153 Hamilton Avenue Highland Park, Michigan Phone: TOwnsend 8-2760 Telephone: WE. 3-7884 Dr. Philip Petachenko CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN 13001 Joy Road Detroit 28, Mich. We Deliver TO. 8-6369 FRUITS and VEGETABLES HNASHAR MARKET, THE HOME OF GOOD FOOD 11509 Hamilton Avenue Bet. Lawrence 81 Burlingame TUlsa 3-1444 TUlsa 3-1340 TUIsa 3-3883 Supreme Television Service T. V. SPECIALISTS Radio and Electronic Equipment 12626 Woodrow Wilson Detroit 38, Michigan WATTS PHARMACY PRESCRIPTIONS 10300 Schoolcraft at Ilene Phone: WE. 5-9318 Detroit, Michigan A Complete Line of Beer and Wines LESLlE'S Beer 81 Wine Store 12650 Woodrow Wilson, cor. Leslie Phone TOwnsend 8-1146 Delivery Service Open Evenings and Sundays ELLIOTT KOSINSKI HARDWARE ' . ELECTRICAL 8: PLUMBING SUPPLIES Addressing Machine Co. S,,e,W,,, W,,,,a,,,s Sales and Service 14550 Third St. Boydell' Mac'o'LaC' Sapolln Palms TO. 8-5333 DeTI'Olf 3, Mich 11819-23 Cgnant Ave, Wm. A. Anderson, District Manager Hamtramck 12, Michigan Telephone: TW. 1-0999 DEAN MANN PRESCRIPTION PHARMACISTS 12153 Hamilton Ave. TO. 8-2760 Highland Park, Michigan We Fill and Deliver Prescriptions S.D.M. Kay Bee Appliance Co. 17570 Livernors near Seven Mile Rd Delivery Hours Store Hours Daily 5 - 9 Daily 11 -11 Saturday 12 - 8 Saturday 10 - 12 Sunday 2 - 6 BUCK'S BEER STORE Party Snacks - Mixers 12339 Hamilton Avenue Phone: TO. 7-9758 Highland Park, Michigan STEVE PETIX PROM TIME CUSTOM TAILOR 7433 W. McNichoIs Detroit 21, Michigan UNiversity 2-4517 Renting your formal is easy on the allowance. MEET THE STEPHEN'S SERVICE scum! Road Service - Accessories - Light The One New Garage Door Repairs PHONE: TO. 9-9895 Garage Doors, Inc. 11305 Hamilton at Collingwood- Buresh Funeral Home 13631 Puritan at Schaefer VErmont 6-3695 Detroit 27, Michigan NlNO'S PIZZERIA Pizza The Way You Like lt 9 Pizza Pie 9 Spaghetti 9 Complete Dinners 9 Take Out Service 11827 Twelfth St. TO. 6-9261 Detroit 6, Michigan COMPLIMENTS OF MURRAY DISPLAYS TYler 6-2832 J. W. Maney Funeral Home 4458 Joy Road John W. Maney John W. Maney III Hours: 11 A.M. - 2 A.M. Fri. 81 Sat. 11 A.M. - 4 A.M. LAMBARDI PIZZERIA RESTAURANT CHOICE BEER 8. WINE Italian and American Food Banquet Room Available Orders To Take Out Phone: TU. 4-9808 18960 Harper at 7 Mile Road Detroit, Michigan KEFORD AUTO SALES 12830 Livernois Detroit 38, Michigan L. J. Griffin Funeral Home 17600 Plymouth Road Detroit 27, Mich. BR. 3-9191 Gran - Lind Super Market HIGH QUALITY MEATS 7311 Linwood Avenue cor. W. Grand Blvd. Detroit 6, Michigan TE. 4-0550 WE. 5-9882 GRANT PRICE STANDARD SERVICE 10841 Plymouth At Meyers Hours 6 A.M. - 10 P.M. Sun. 9 A.M. - 6 P.M. Grant Price, Prop. Detroit 4, Mich. Moderne Record Shop 18955 Livernpls at Seven Mile Road School Uniforms - Gifts Children's 81 Ladies Wear The Gift Box and . School Uniform Associates Detroit 27, Michigan 16147 Plymouth VE. 8-7730 PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMISTS CORNELL PHARMACY 10354 12th St. at Collingwood Delivery Service TO. 8-7207 r I Jersey Form Boking Co. Makers of FARMCREST DOUGHNUTS, PIES AND CAKES LORNE ENGINEERS It CONTRACTORS PLUMBING - HEATING VENTILATING - POWER PIPING 641 Congress St. W. Detroit 26, Mich. Borry College announces inauguration of GRADUATE SCHOOL June 19, 1955 M.A. and M.S. DEGREES MAJOR in EDUCATION MINORS in ENGLISH and HISTORY NEW MAJOR in undergrad studies B.S. DEGREE with MAJOR in PHYSIC- AL ED for TEACHING or PLAY- GROUND WORK LIBRARY SCIENCE COURSES FOR SCHOOL or PUBLIC LIBRARIAN REQUEST CATALOG or SUMMER BULLETIN THE DEAN, BARRY COLLEGE MIAMI 38, FLORIDA Siena Heights A Catholic College for Women ADRIAN, MICHIGAN COne hour from Detroit by train! CONDUCTED BY THE SISTERS OF ST. DOMINIC COURSES LIBERAL ARTS: Maiors in English, Latin, French, Spanish, philosophy, art, history, sociology, music, speech and dramatics, science and mathe- matics. PROFESSIONAL: Teacher Training, Pre-medical, m e d i c a I technology, dietetics, a r t, r a d i o, social work, designing, interior decoration, busi- ness. TWO YEAR TERMINAL: Art, home and family life, rural education, secretarial science. Fully Accredited International Clientele Mike Basso Appliance Co. Complete Line of HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES and TELEVISION HANNON'S WEDDING FLOWERS FUNERAL FLOWERS HOSPITAL VASES CORSAGES-PLANTS 7642-46 Woodward Ave. Twelfth at Burlingame TO. 8-9712 Detroit 2, Michigan o o 1 Hllllker s George's Market MEATS and GROCERIES WE DELIVER 6443 John C. lodge Bus. TR. I-4585 Funeral Home 2449 West Grand Boulevard Detroit, Michigan Albert Hilliker CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS COMPLIMENTS of A Friend Roscirion Academy WEST PALM BEACH, FLORIDA Resident and Day School for Girls Grade and High Schools Conducted by SISTERS OF SAINT DOMINIC CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATES Mama Hall MOSELEYS IN THE FISHER BUILDING It's No Gamble with Jock Campbell Biggest Small Town Ford Dealer in the world Jack Campbell, Inc. 614 W. State Davison, Michigan Road Visitation Gift Shop May the graces of Our Blessed Mother and her Beloved Son be yours always. CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS! Northland Pcsty and Pizza Center Hot Pasties and ltalian Pizza lf's A Meal In Itself BAR-B-Q CHICKEN 8- RIBS 12801 Woodrow Wilson Detroit 38, Michigan Anthony J. Sporer John A. Sporer A. J. Sporer Co. PLUMBING - HEATING GAS BURNERS UNiversity 1-7404 2700 Puritan Avenue Detroit 38, Michigan Mclnnes - Desmond FUNERAL DIRECTORS 16111 Woodward Avenue Highland Park 3, Mich. Compliments of Our Lady Gate of Heaven Parish Rev. Frank W. Bertram Rev. Anthony A. Kerry Rev. William Yakes Compliments of Boston Tavern R. J. KENNEY Just a little different Jim Brady's 7 Mile near Greenfield Z Food and Beverages Cadillac Storage Company 11745 Twelfth St. Detroit 6, Michigan Equipment Specialities Co. Manufacturers and Designers of Bar and Restaurant Equipment Factory and Showrooms 1700 West Fort Street Detroit 16, Michigan WO. 'I-3140 Window Cleaning Wall Cleaning Steam Cleaning Sandblasting Spray Painting Janitor Service Painting - Caulking Carpet Cleaning National Window Cleaning and Maintenance Company GENERAL INDUSTRIAL CLEANING 3573-14th Street TE. 3-4200 Detroit 8, Michigan Established 1922 A. Mateia 8. Sons Company Church Goods - Religious Articles 7844 Michigan Avenue LU. I-1611 LU. 'I-1232 .-.0 J.V. 81 F.V. St. Joseph Academy ADRIAN, MICHIGAN A boarding school for grade school and high school Conducted By SISTERS OF SAINT DOMINIC WOodward I-3224 6 National Janitors Supply Ca. N A S C O EQUIPMENT and CLEANING SUPPLIES ROBERT H. HACKETT 524 State Street Between First and Second Jack Gell 8. Company 5700 Federal Avenue Wholesale Dry Goods Factory and Mill Associates Manufacturers Detroit 9, Michigan TAshmoo 5-'I460 RELIGIOUS ARTICLES GREETING CARDS BOOKS Mc DEVITT'S 'I230 Washington Blvd. Detroit 3360 North Woodward Royal Oak Francis Standard Service TIRES - TUBES - ACCESSORIES 1601 Fullerton at Woodrow Wilson Detroit, Michigan CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '56 Leo M. Riley Realty 18200 Plymouth Road VE. 8-8220 Hettche Motor Sales Co 2475 West Grand Blvd. at 14th Detroit 8, Michigan TYler 4-5704 - AUTHORIZED FORD DEALER - QUALITY PORTRAITS FOR OVER THIRTY-FIVE YEARS Michigan's Premier Studios of Fine Portrait Photography Crc1ine's Studios 19456 Livernois 6941 Schaefer, Dearborn 2111 Woodward, Flint COMPLIMENTS OF Beecher Peck 81 Lewis Call TO. 7-9637 For Pick-up and Delivery Model Cleaners 8. Laundry Service 2051 W. Davison, nr. Nth Detroit 6, Michigan C. F. Mann Company The Best Drugs In The Land' 11655 Hamilton Detroit, Michigan CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1956 The Moccobees A Life Insurance Society Largest Insurance Society Domiciled in Michigan Serving the U. S. and Canada for over 77 years. Make Life Insurance your Career . . . Clerical Positions Available for quali- fied applicants. Call: Personnel Department rsmpl. 1-rzao Gordon Baking Co. 2303 East Vernor Highway Detroit, Michigan MAKERS OF SILVERCUP BREAD KE Davis Brothers, lnc. F Plumbing - Heating - Industrial and Power Piping I 2631 Bagley Ave. Detroit 16, Michigan TAshmoo 5-2552 . B. Wright Co Distributors of INDUSTRIAL RUBBER and PLASTIC PRODUCTS 1565 Oakman Blvd. Detroit 38, Michigan Mr. W. H. Reno 2-7163 Wholesale and Retail R. Weiler CATHOLIC SUPPLY STORE COMPLIMENTS OF The Kelly Coal Company 19801 McNichols Rd. Detroit 19, Michi an 120 li 1 1 Mitchell Greeting Compony Greeting Cards, Gifts, Party Prizes . . . Wholesale Downtown Branch H805 Hamilton 76 West Adams Highland Park TOwnsend 8-1684 COMPLIMENTS ofthe Rex Industries, lncorporoted BEST WISHES FROM Friends of Room 207 COMPLIMENTS ofthe FARM MAID DAIRY Bireley's Orongeode 14430 Fenkell VE. 7-6000 12 , 1 r N IHIIUNI nuns I . I. XQA Haley Funeral Directors l6065 Hamilton Avenue Hamilton-Collingwood Office -i7 Talbot 8g Meier, lnc. GENERAL BUILDING CONTRACTORS T000 Larchwood Ave. - Detroit 3, Michigan TOwnsend 8-3315 SERVING THE ARCHDIOCESE SINCE 1917 Institutional - Building, Repairs and Maintenance 123 COMPLIMENTS ofthe A. J. Doyle Construction Co GENERAL CONTRACTORS Compliments of Ben Berke Berlce's Boot Shop Open Monday Evenings Till 8:30 l4l4 Washington Blvd. 39 Years Detroit's Stetson Dealer For Men WO. 2-1676 124 COMPLIMENTS of Miomi Provision Compony MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA A LOOKING Fon A soon Jos? MICHIGAN CONSOLIDATED GAS COMPANY OFFERS CAREER OPPORTUNITIES A great number and variety of jobs are necessary in the proper operation of your Gas Company. The fields of opportunities are shown in the following list of jobs covered by the 5,000 persons employed by EMPLOYEE BENEFITS Michigan Consolidated: CLERICAL OFFICE-TECHNICAL MECHANICAL CRAFT Payroll Clerk Draftsman Auto Mechanlc Carpenter Typist Keypunch Operator Serviceman Electrlclan Secretary Multlllth ,Operator Equipment Operator Maclulnlst Stock Clerk Electronic Equipment Meter Reader Plpe Fltter Accounting Clerk UPONNI' Meter Repalrman Plumber Statlstlclan PBX Operator Pressure Operator Welder Gas Company personnel enjoy a number of employee benefits. The list includes vacations with pay, retirement plan, group insurance, sick leave plan, Blue Cross and Blue Shield, Company blood bank, and Credit Union. The Company also encourages and sponsors a number of after-hours recreation activities for employees. Among these are golf, bowling, softball, chorus, camera club and sportsmen groups. For additional information on employment opportunities, please contact the Employment Interview Department, Main Office, 415 Clifford Street, Detroit 26, Michigan. MICHIGAN CONSOLIDATED GAS COMPANY Serving 800,000 customers in M ichigan COMPLIMENTS of Aylwcard Cool Company 2225 West Forf, at 14th TAshmoo 6-5500 126 JZ .-S4 Wie ZW SQME GDB Lili BTH EERE W Take the Telephone Company, for example. Anyone who works for Michigan Bell will tell you it's every- thing a girl could want in a job. First, you don't need any experience. You learn your job on the job, and earn a good salary while learning. Raises are regular and frequent. Your in- come is steady, you can always count on it and you get annual vacations with pay. Another nice thing about telephone work is that you'll associate with people your own age, just out of school, too. You'll work in clean, bright, pleasant surroundings. Whether you prefer to start as a tele- phone operator, a teller or a clerk, you'll End oppor- tunities for advancement. We'd like to tell you more about these and other interesting telephone jobs. Visit us soon, won't you? MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY A FRIENDLY PLACE TO WORK 127 -iii!! , ,. ., I il s 'touch and go these days There's little lingering in the laundry-anymore. The washing is dis- posed of the automatic electric way. Set washer or dryer dial and away you go . . . to other jobs . . . even out of the house. And the interestin thinv is, b the time ou chan e from Miss to 5 U Y Y 5 Mrs., automatic electric work savers will have made your life more than ever touch-and- go.', DETROIT EDISON 1 gg IX.. V ' .Xg3,XXX XfX V . X-, .rX-. 'J q XIMXXX.. ' ' . .X' XPP: '-..I,f.,'-- X ' ,'M.'.XgU2ff..-,-'.'1 - 1 'L-2 -. . f ' 1 mp..-..-X.. - I.. , - N I fha H' IIE 'Xl3 . 'I'-'lx' I X.r.-:X X. 1 .x X . . TE, X-UI I r.. I IX '. 1 -. .X, XX X X., X, .XXX -X .. XX..X-. . .D '- . fI' '. 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