St Mary Preparatory High School - Eagle Yearbook (Orchard Lake, MI)

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M,,4-an-sv Father Henry Torzala, High School and College Spiri- tual Director, and Father Constantine Cyran, Seminary Spiritual Director. 4? Q 45... it f Wi ,W I Father Casimir Skowronski, lnfirmarian, Father Walter Zebrowski, Secretary General, Father Stanley Milewski, Procurator, and Fother Stanley Piorkowski, Registrar. Father Henry Waraksa, Director of Activities, Father Joseph Swastek, Librarian, Father Ladislaus Janiga, Director of Maintenance, and Father John Rokoczy, Athletic Director.

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Participation in the whole of academic administration is a function which, today more than ever, is regarded as part of a teacher's service. The admin- istrative staff of the Orchard Lake Schools has thus realized in itself the spirit of the Liberal Arts and of the truly Catholic College. It is a spirit in which the administrative functions, including everything from the spiritual and academic life of the Orchard Laker to the continued maintenance of the physical establishment, integrate into an efficient unified whole. lt is this proved principle of administration that facilitates St. Mary's reaching the complete goal of Catholic education, the forming of an individual so fitted as to strive constantly toward moral and intellectual perfection. Reverend Joseph Rybinski Vice-Rector and Dean of Theology Very Rev. Wallace J. Filipowicz, M.A., L.H.D. Rector and President Reverend Michael Koltuniak Vice President of the College Reverend Wqlnr Ziqmbg Reverend Francie Zdrodeweki Dgqn of th. Collggg Principal of Preparatory School

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VX we The opportunity to create a desire for absolute standards of values in life is the only opportunity worth having in a system of education. When the foundation of an educa- tional system is a philosophy com- pletely subservient and dedicated to absolute truth, this opportunity becomes, truly, a responsibility . . . a responsibility not only towards the student community, but to soci- ety in general. The men of the teaching staFf of St. Mary's have assumed this responsibility with that zeal and competence that has al- ready become Orchard Lake tradi- tion. lt is these dedicated teachers who continue to imbue their stu- dents with the firm first principles of the truly educated Christian. f flu: Ls-I .su The Faculty Council: Father Wallace Filipowicz, Father Joseph Rybinski, Father Edward Skrocki, Father John Buszek, and Father Joseph Swastek. FACULTY MEMBERS