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

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GERALD J. SMOLKA Bronron, Michigan Smoker, as he was better known, is an accomplished athlete. His tactics on the football field and on the basketball court will long be remembered by all who witnessed his playing. No less shall he be remembered for his excellent sportsmanship in baseball and track. All this, coupled with good humor and a desire to do all things well, leads us to believe that Smoker's ambition of becoming a Priest will be fulfilled. STEPHEN F. STEMP Detroit, Michigan Steve was modest, cheerful, and studious. He was liked by all who came to know him. He was out- standing in Intramural Football and Baseballg his never-die spirit was an inspiration to the varsity teams. We are sure that Steve will be a success in whatever profession he-chooses to follow. EUGENE A. SIKORA Detroit, Michigan Possessing a winning personality and fine sense of humor, Gene was liked by all his classmates. He worked untiringly both as a student and as an out- standing letterman. He has chosen the field of jour- nalism as his vocation. RICHARD C. SIKORA Detroit, Michigan Dick will be best remembered for his achievements as an outstanding athlete. A four-letter man, Rich was at his best in track. He may well look with con- fidence to a bright future as a dentist.

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STANISLAUS R. STONE Detroit, Michigan Andy talks little, but does much. Putting his musical talents to use, he did well as a member of the High School Glee Club. Then too, he displayed his talents as a mechanic as well. We have the utmost confidence that Stan will attain his goal of the Priesthood. WALTER C. SZUMLINSKI Highland Park, Michigan Snuffy's winning ways and engaging personality won the admiration of all his classmates. His enthus- iasm and eagerness to learn something new were dis- played by his active interest in campus extra-cur- ricular activities. We-have every reason to believe that Snuffy will become the Missionary Father he hopes to be. LEONARD R. TOPIK Detroit, Michigan Len, an accomplished athlete, occupied a position in every Varsity sport. He did so well that he was ranked among the best athletes produced by St. Mary's. He showed equal interest in his studies. There is no doubt that Den is bound to see success. JEROME A. TYCHULSKI Detroit, Michigan Jerome, known for his joyful disposition and sharp wit through his years at St. Mary's, proved himself a good student and conscientious office worker as well. Though not participating in sports, he did much in that field as a member of the Athletic Staff. He plans to return to St. Mary's and pursue his studies for the Priesthood.