Hamtramck High School - Cosmos Yearbook (Hamtramck, MI)

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Mr. James Yeakey, who teaches physics andsenior science, is interested in electronics, high fidelity sound systems and guided missles. classes in the past. Miss Halina Zbiegniewicz, besides teaching American history and social science, has also taught English , ia a ec J t A J J a ia , A . 0 .. ' ' ' . ' ' if , J ,:ei... z e-2e 5 V ' g r .:.,,. I ' -sf ' A ' i' .f ' '-, t'.:.. - - - s ' .., K, '- - ' -'-' ' H ' if A g ,. I J' , f it as A ,iig , f.. H... ,,. 'G 'Wg Y Env eg , ':'. 5 ,L 1 A :g o ':'l M l ,,- -'-' Z , J E , J sit e + J N3 Q xx -A ..,, I A' My w . ,--v g - .,. , --..,. , 'v-- v I h a L ai i iti o ' A' 'K 1 ' x f ' ' '-, A -V is . S' K . Q: 1 I A D594 'A 4 K V X A A E - A S ' - Pg J . , H H :kl : dna .,.. W ..,, ,IIQ - '-.l. . .zglrg-., K Q5 W ,t o , V J ' '- : ' i ::, 2 I ' .,,- A.. Z W J' l 'f -- v-.: i -Q Q, L z i.. g P' ,A W f' ' I , , ff ,,,,,, ' z E? ' ri. y , in ,. , 4, ..l .. , i.,,. .. , . ...- .W f. ,.,.. i V:-ii' Q. -f , ' A :1' 1-,.Z ,S 'ggi J ,L if ' 3 M ' W' D' Q 5 I 'ii .wi 3 ...Z ' , QQ Fifi! , L' ,sf :ggi ., ,gm ,,-' e I 5 ' . , ' ' , ' 1 V-,- '- . 5' ' it 1 -. L. V ' H f .W - if: - Q' 1 , 54 iff il 4. J ,V-- w J T e ' :' ., , -,i,- e-t- . '---e In , f I , 1 if Ai? V . L' , ti- ig tl, 'X X ' N' Q y b 251. -f ,Q , xyuv. K Ak 2 I- ,.,. 1 Z .X L S N , J . ,,,.: .Ego f ' Jw' -0 .V , i s . Li 51 -cf V J Row 1 Taylor, Bennie Thomas, Dorothy Thomas, I-Ieddie Tolentino, Carol Topolski, Frances Torchala, Eugenia Trachimowicz, Theresa Row Z Traczynski, Diane Traczynski, Henry Tranchemontagne, Joyce Trawick, Thomas Trawinski, Robert Tredway, Mildred Trescone, Al Row 3 Trush, Nicky Tucci, Robert Twokowski, Irene Ustick, William Valik, Thomas Van, Annie Varhola, Joan Row 4 Vitaz, Jeanne Walasek, Aurelia Walker, Dennis Wasik, Larry Watkins, Joe Watta, Evelyn Webber, Shirley Row 5 Wells, Henry Wendolowski, Robert Wesley, Kenneth White, Judy Wiencek, Dolores Wilamowski, Irene Wilkos, Jerry Row 6 Williams, Williams, Williams Williams Wimbush Donald JoAnn Mary Willie Edward Winbush, Lester Wijas, Mary Ann Row '7 Wodarski, Arthur Wroubel, Leo Wrobel, Frank Wrobel, Lawrence Wyszomierski, Beverley Young, Charles Zabniak, Robert Row 8 Zajac, Delphine Zalmezak, Carol Zawierucha, Judy Zemeida, Richard Zielinski, Marilyn Ziomek, Robert Zyrek, Gloria

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Lg Miss Annie Shelegey is in charge of publications at A. , HHS, which includes the yearbook and Cosmos. As a V - ' H part of her Student Council work she supervises the milk program and hall duty. She regularly teaches -V Vi l il. te 3 V '. journalism and occasionally English VIII. Mr. Frank Worzniak, well-known varsity basketball coach, guided last year's team to the state finals. He f1t3:.3 'WKQ Q . . handles the boys' intramural .sportsfprogram during , the lunch hour and teaches driver training. V . v - .V .t.V . . fir -In ' ., 3+ . Q i-: - .1 . L ' N .. . 5 1 ' if, T , V 5 , f . ' ' ,. , 5' ig' H I V- VE - '. . f -' Va: - t aw . - ,. V ,z -V - -t. ..1., -, ., -' - XE ' if, . . 'L : 'i' ' ' - .. V ' V or ti ,.., V' '- if 'U ' V- r'- , W -. if F it ' . r .. 4119? A 4 .. if - T Q' wird' I 4 fi, :off IS. Y' ' A-.' , 1' , A x ' :I 3. j ..A' JV I ' K K , Qt rf . , e-ft 2 .- : . f ' 1 .. V -. 0 f' . ' ' ' . e . '- Q.. , .Q f C H '12 - V 3- .25 - rt.. ' hi :..1. V VSV K. y K, V, Wm., f..-gp. 3 1 V 1 , 1 1 5-.fi - . ls., V. 5 .sf .5,:,.,,,,-.....,.,, -V C 'ti i ' ' ' ' .T A m ,..,. ...,,. 7- .:- I A, if . ' ' .. V ' 'A 4 ' bw '- ...., . - - ' 5 4 .,.. . S .. . . .. . A ' -1 X VV, .mx A ey.. M V . ..: R. .,,, -3 - E llk- . . V .,, . Q , i 'ii me V., 1, 1, :QF f . . . J A . a . - 4 .V , A A I ' -,A I 2-J . ef,- . Q -ag., f K gg' ' - .H 'W T .4 , A x 'S r . X, .,, r . - A. ff . 63.5 . - Q 'K f 'lim 4 Qs ff xr ti. up . .- . - ,,, A, if E 1 M . -- - :V -. -.,:.-:, , '4 . . 'i - . -, '--V . . - V ' , .... aw 1- ff., it wi M ., .1,3,,f'. ',.. , 51 X ' or . 7' .1 f. 1 Q ,.: .-1 Q ggi- ' W igs, Rpm: VV gum A VV . J: -- . 2. 1 V 1 . --V- - - . ' '. . ' 1 . .... V. . J . .. 1 u A ' Y ' V i ' 'yeas I were . 1 J ' ' 'guyz 3 3 f , 3 . V, i . Mia Q . ViiV -' , QV , :' .41 EQSEWJEV . ' - . , 541 1 , , it it . f if Ea 'K 1 I 4' Row 1 Reichert, Diane Reid, Judy Robinson, Margaret Rosinski, Don Rowe, Marie Rcy, Robert Rozborski, Stanley Row2 Sabatini, Alice Sadlocha, Steve Sadzinski, Patricia Sailius, Anthony Saint, Fate Sakowski, Paul Sandifer, Jesse Row 3 Sanko, Marilyn Sapovich, Richard Sarzynski, Steve Savikis, Gerald Scears, Donna Schultz, Kathleen Scochin, John Row 4 Scott, Claudine Scott, Kirk Segadi, Jean Shaw, Tim Shveida, Nancy Sikora, Geraldine Silisky, Elaine Row 5 Siskowski, Mitchell Siwula, Arlene Slachatka, Charles Slappey, Gladys Sliter, Lorraine Smigiel, Stanley Smith, Elaine Row 6 Snarsky, Douglas Soltys, Helen Soltys, Madeline Sosnowski, Theresa Southern, Delma Stachowicz, Bill Stallworth, Clifford Row 7 Stecz, Michalene Stepaneko, Walter Stevens, John Strach, Pat Strong, Albert Sudomir, Vincent Symborski, Dennis Row 8 Szabunia, Anthony Szarewicz, Dorothy Szostek, Judy Szumplawski, Diane Tachuk, Victoria Tasca, James Tasti, Angelo

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