St Casimir High School - Casmirecho Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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Page 2 CASMIRETTE JUNK. 193? OUR HONOR STUDENTS 03. D DONALD OKON President Don. :1 bright O K 0 N Very respectful and loving clean fun. A NIAGNA CUiVl LAUDE is his suture, At U of D he'll aspire for more. He Willi settle for no loss, Than to replace JOHN FOSTER DULLES. MARY ANN WILCZEWSKI A Sodalily Prefect full of charm There is no one she would harm; Earned a CUM LAUDE without fuss, Just a personality plus, plus, plus! Sladonnn College '- hcr inspiration. Teaching profession - her aspiration. LOUISE SUMPTER A clam treasurer, 1 scholarship lass Madonna College falls within her class. A capable CUM LAUDE grad. Tell us how many can heat that! ERNESTINE KOCH Lovely Ernie. she's so tall. A real athlete who love; ball. A conscientious treasurer of top'qunlity class. A daily communictmt at Holy Nlass. A MAGNA CUNI l.AUDE? Yes. yes. yes: CHRISTINE NOVAK A High School Secretary, oh so sweet iKindly Christine can't he beat. Earning .1. MAGNA she knows books by cover, As U of D will soon diseover. LAURENCE SKOTZKE W'e know a buddy whose name is Scurry, A great spirit in a small body. Now he's head of Student Relations, Some day heill head the UNITED NATIONS. SOPHIE WOJNA Sophie. an able Class Secretary, Loves art that is culinary, Whenever the Seniors .1 party would make, Scholarly Sophie presented a cake. VICTOR SOCHOCKI His name is Slim,' He holds math in esteem. But somebody always munches On his delicious lunches. W'hen Slim is out of vision, His sandwich disappears XVith mathematical precision. JUDITH ZINISKI Judy's a girl thats really clever, And knows how to handle every lever. A CUM LAUDE Nliss with loads of talent, She finds idleness repelentt MARGARET MAKOWIEC , hilargc is simply - indescribable, T Shegs most friendly and really' - reliable. v . Has ah'originalsense of humor Combined with? seriousness that deed L-her-honotr ' - . ' ' G r a d u a t 1 o II By Edgar A. Guest This is the day your father looked for; Day mothers cooked for. This their dream mission; Since your birth tion. This the waited: Day when you have. graduated. VOUI' SClYCd and and this their their one ambi- ior which tllcyK'c day In that cap and gown youire wear- ing. At you staring. Theirs the joy, while they are living, You alone have power of giving. Day of days! On you depending. Your commencement. theirs the ending. now with pride they're As you stand there, and are hearing Friends and loved one gladly cheer- ing, From the way youfve toiled and striven Come to them iven. Should you fail them some tomor- row Just as days would be their sorrow. the pride yoqu Even in your cradle sleeping, You had this day in your keeping. Now from school as youire depart- ing. And the task of life are starting Give them joy and Fail them never Keep their pride in you forever. Dear Graduates, Godspeed to you, dear Fifty- Niners, as you have so often called yourselves. May your future path be less tugged than that of the '59ers who have gone the Alaskan Wlay. The ideals of your 53m Mater have been deeply impressed upon your youthful minds and hearts. Keep them and cherish them dear- ly. Make every effort not to do any- thing that would disgrace your school or hurt the Church. MAy your graduation he a perfect commencement of a future, replete with happiness and abundance of Divine blessings. Sister M. Amelberga, Principal Sincerely, GRADUATES COLLEGES Sixteen graduates. out of Ihll'lV- C H OOSE seven will pursue higher education in the subsequent scholastic year. Deanna lVliarka. Louise Sumpter, hlary Ann lVilczewslti have been admitted to h'ladonna College. -- Louise Sumpter awarded a scholarship to that institute after taking .1 competitive examination. Earl Hatty, Donald Okon. Vic- tor Sochocki. and Christine Novak are yearnin for learnin. at the Univ- ersity of Detroit. Patrick Ficek and Joe Szewczyk have submitted application forms to Highland Park Junior College. while Rudy Diaz will strive to dev- elop his artistic ability at Commer- cial Artist School, Detroit. Following the footsteps of Flo- rence Nightingale are iVleri Lepo- rowslci and Arlene Rizner who will train at Shapero School of Nursing and Goldberg School respectively. Victoria Cassar. Clara Smith. E- rika Merkler, land Margaret Nlako- wiec. will advance their clerical skills at Burroughs Training Center. was BACCALAUREATE SERVICES SLATED FOR JUNE 7th Diplomas certifying graduation of thirty-seven Seniors will be pre- sented June 7th, The academic pro- cessional and rccessional matches will be highlighted by the presence of an honorary guard. Baccalaureate services will be held at the 10:00 oiclock Mass with Rev. E. NIaisel as celebrant. Com- mencement address will be render- ed by Rev. J. Kubik, professor at Orchard Lake. After receiving the diplomas, the graduates will consccrate themselves to the Mother of God. JOB ABILITY TESTED The Michigan Employment A- gency tested the seniors relative to each oneis possibility for future jobs. The tests included general arithmetic, determing similiarities of objects, and manual efficiency. Mr. Hammer, head of the M. E. A., counselled each senior individu- ally and reported the results of test findings. Class of ,59 is grateful to Sister Amelberga, Principal, for this op- portunity and to the M.EA. for rendering this service.

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OASMIRETTE Volume XV. N0. 4 St. fasimir High Schcol - Deiruil. Mich. . June. 1959 Downward: Donald Okon Presidentj Magna Cum L;ulde: ngry Ann XViIczewski. U3refecd Cum Laude; Louise Sumpter, CIass Treasured Cum Laude; Ernestine Koch SchooI Treasured Magna Cum Laude; Christine Novak LSchool Secretary Magna Cum Laude; Laurence Skorzke Srudent RelationH Scholastic Society; Sophie VUojna C1ass Secretary1 Scholastic SW ciety; Victor Sochocki, Scholastic Society: judith Zimski, Cum Laude; Nlargaret Makowiec, Scholastic Society. See p4 2L

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J Line, 1959 CLASS VICTORIA CASSAR Vickyfs clmhes are always near A real dressy girl You'll have to meet; A prim lirclc lady is this miss. XVlio likes everything Just like this! MERI LEPOROWSKI Crafty and clever in lxer own way Mcri will always be; But to the needy or those who ail. Slic will be a Niglitringalc. KATHLEEN MALONEY A shy and sweet, kindly miss Lives 3 life full of bliss; She does her chores off and on. Showering kindness on every one. ERIKA NIARKLER Wlant a roal friend? Erika will stick with you to the end. Reserve and tact are her traits, XVhatcver She does is really great. DEANNA MIARKA XVllen you want a friendly smile Give Deanne a little trial: There isnit a person in the class XVho didift get hlep From this congenial lass. CASMIRETTE - maul EWZYM1EE$X5H SANTOS CAMPOS Now Saint is truly up to the bat. Sure he knows where he's at. The ball is thrown but he misses; He strikes only those balls That he wishes. HENRY CHMAJ Hank is known better as Jakcii; But as you know Jake is 3 fake : Ever ready to lend a hand, He holds tht class at his command; No better Joe in any land. CLYDE CLICK Clyde, the owner of FURIOUS FURRY XVill get you places in a hurry; IF you date and get there, You,ll have plenty Of time to SPARE! RUDY DIAZ Rudy is one of smaller beings, But small packages carry good things. In social affairs he does his part. And decorates dance halls W7ith his art. PATRICK FICEK A guy thaiis really cool, Believe me, brother, Pat's no fool. He bows to this lady and that And then plays hard to get?