Mount Saint Marys College - Eagle Yearbook (Orchard Lake, MI)

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DONALD A. GAMALSKI SERGBANT-AT-ARMS Detroit, Michigan Don was gifted with the ability to do well in what- ever was expected of him. He was outstanding on the athletic field as well as in the classroom. His unique sense of humor won him many lasting friends. We don't know what profession Don has chosen. We're sure he'll be a success in any field he follows. .st-' EDWARD M. KULIGOVVSKI CLASS SECRETARY Detroit, Michigan His position as secretary of the graduating class testifies to his popularity. Not one to shun extra- curricular activities, Ed was an outstanding member of the High School Glee Club. Bd intends to pursue his studies at the University of Detroit. GERALD S. WASIELEWSKI CLASS TREASURER Wyandotte, Michigan Neat and determined about his work, West was ever a conscientious Busy Bee. Honest inquisitive- ness accompanied by hard work are two of the more notable characteristics of jerry's winning personality. Upon graduating he will not only carry a fine scho- lastic record and diploma but also the best wishes of all those who were fortunate enough to fall within the sphere of his activities and friendship.

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,,41:, ' -J.. LUCIAN B. SAWICKI VICBQPRESIDENT New Britain, Connecticut Determination and dependability are the outstanding traits in Louie's character. He worked hard, prayed hard and played hard. His successes always left him modest and unassuming. In the years to come we are certain that Louie will be a success in the field of medicine. REV. FRANCIS ZDRODOWSKI CLASS MASTER Many have contributed to make the course of our preparatory endeavor one of success and attainment. To all we are grateful. But in this, our Senior year, there was no one who helped as much as Father Zdrodowski. We consider it, therefore, our greatest privilege and pleasure to express our heartfelt grati- tude and appreciation for his sincere efforts in lead- ing us to our present happiness. ALFRED F. SEROWIK CLASS PRESIDENT Detroit, Michigan Al was one of the most popular men in class. Through brilliant execution of class affairs as president, he pro- cured for himself the esteem of the entire student body. If the future were to be determined by the past, A1 would certainly be on the road to success in Mechanical Engineering. Keep going undaunted, Al. ......l

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MICHAEL A. BIENIA Mt. Pleasant, Pennsylvania Michael was the possessor of a kind heart and a sterling character. All things he did zealously, and discharged his duties faithfully. A genial smile, a kind word and a ready hand to help, is the story of Michael's stay in our class. Michael intends to con- tinue his studies for the Priesthood. RONALD A. BULAS Detroith Michigan Bullet had a knack of doing everything to the best of his ability. He was not only up to par in his class duties but also on the athletic field. Ronnie intends to enter Michigan College of Technology to pursue studies in Aeronautical Engineering. ' THEODORE j. CICHECKI Detroit, Michigan Ted's outstanding trait was a stern determination to overcome all obstacles in the pursuit of his studies at St. Maty's. Although he was unable to participate in athletics, he was active in all other class activities. Sometimes he would try to hide his talents and abili- ties under the role of a cheerful, happy-go-lucky de- meanor. We ardently wish that Ted will find success in the field of his choice. EUGENE W. CIOLEK Detroit, Michigan Gus was often kidded about his endeavors in the field of music. Notwithstanding, he proved to be of our most able accordionists, and established a band of his own. All in all, his dependability and eager co- operation made him well liked by all his classmates.