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

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'TL T ' . ' '. 17 'T ' '- 1.'.'J. f.. 3.1. j..'.T.I..'Lgl2'Q,I,.j' ,IkLQiQIl1-:Xia-'Z.1I' -.,. . ..,.....,.. ......cr.. s..-.-:' :....w-........... ....-.. .fat -.Em-. 4 -. r I- .F .E v..',51.:ne.., ,L:::.:..1.:IQ:n:.- STANISLAUS A. WALENTYNOWICZ Chicago, lllinoir Hoppy, who hails from Chicago, did all with un- excelled ambition. An outstanding player in intra- mural competition, a zealous student and active in extra-curricular events, Stan can't help but succeed in his future optometric studies at Loyola University. :rl 5? I.-i ..... . . .gg-iz, .,-....tL...............,i..... .L-. -'- L '!f2...xJ .5.L::t:L i?'3. ,' N , ,,,,..---... . .0-..... LAWRENCE A. KOLITO St. Claire Shafer, Michigan Rarely does one see Larry without his broad beam- ing smile. Never say die well fits his continuous pursuits in matters academic, especially mathematics and science. His star was also bright in his athletic pursuits. He intends to enter Michigan Institute of Technology to further his studies in Chemical En- gineering. ' FELIX J. OLEKSZYK Detroit, Michigan Full of vim, vigor and vitality, Fido was well known on the campus for his friendliness and good humor. An eager participant in all sports, he will be best re- membered as a miler on the track team. We wish him the best of luck in his aspirations toward the Priest- hood. '...s . ,-....., .......- ........ . ..,. ,...e. mn.- i ...l..-:1 .......1 68 ..4

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STANISLAUS R. ZAJDEL Farmington, Michigan Stas, though of small stature, through his unyield- ing determination won himself a berth as a tackle on the football team. One of the jolliest fellows on the campus, Stas is a cinch to make the grade in all his undertakings. EUGENE A. GABALSKI Buffalo, New York Whatever the endeavor, his was a job well done. An excellent student and an exceptional four letter man, Gabby's sociability won the respect and admiration of all. If his four years are symbolic of what the future holds, Gabby can rest assured that fame will smile on him in any field he endeavors to enter. JOSEPH L. WEJROCH Detroit, Michigan joe's eagerness to help others won him many friends during his one year stay at St. Mary's. He was unable to play on the varsity, but he showed his ath- letic prowess in intramural sports. He was one whose honest endeavors make arduous tasks a pleasure. We know Joe will succeed in the field of his choice. EUGENE P. WILK Hamtramck, Michigan Willy not only starred in football and track but was a model student as well. His firm determination to succeed was his secret of success. We have no doubt that Willy will go far in any field which he chooses to follow.

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HARRY J. KOMAJDA Detroit, Michigan Harry was one of those easy-to-get-along-with fel- lows. His energy and determination to get ahead were added reasons for his success. His perseverance and amiability will assure him a successful future as a dentist. Harry intends to enter Notre Dame to pursue his studies in that regard. X .. 69 .'A.'-fQ1fE55EZilE1f'l1:Zfi?-,'fT.1'2 F 'i 'f ' .il QI L5552511.ZEg.'iik'.iTi.4SFri llllfi ' .. ,-..-...7.':'f.g,l.. 'Q' ' ' GEORGE M. KOWALEWSKI Sbamokin, Pennsylvania Doc, as he is commonly called, has shown himself to be an honor student in his academic studiesg he was also an able orator. He is a lover of music and all things aesthetic. We wish you success in the field of medicine, Doc. VERNON M. NORKIEWICZ Chicago, Illinois Rabbit's amiable personality was the result of his motto, Smile and the world smiles with you. Never to shirk his duty, he rolled up his sleeves and got down to work whenever it was required. His amiable personality and perseverance should make him a suc- cessful Priest.