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Jn Hun, . Rev. Ladislaus A. Krych beloved pastor and apt administrator of Mt. Carmel-paternal and devoted . . . sympathetic counsellor and enthusiastic direc- tor of athletics-sage and loyal . . . a true educator and friend- understanding and progressive on the occasion of his Silver Jubilee as a priest, we, the senior class of 1948 lovingly dedicate Jim fajumbnn
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f2l C37 'l. The Castle-profs' quarters. 2. First Solemn Mass - March 4, 1923. 3. Seminary building at Orchard Lake. g 3 X E Q 7923 Rev. Ladislaus Krych was born March 7, 1899 in Detroit, Michigan. He received his elemetary training at the Sweetest Heart of Mary parochial school and began his high school education at the Polish National Alliance High School in Cam- bridge Springs, Pennsylvania. However, the first semester of the sophomore year found him at St. Mary's, Orchard Lake, where he completed his high school, college and seminary training. Not only was young Ladislaus at the head of his class, but also very active in extra-curricular projects on the campus. His work as administrator of various student organizations and as the sec- retary of the Detroit Club deserves special credit. The very fact that Rev. L. Krych during his theo- logical studies was an instructor in Latin in the high school at Orchard Lake is proof of his high scholarly standing. The youthful priest was ordained by the late Bishop M. J. Gallagher in SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral, Detroit, and celebrated his First Solemn Mass in the Sweetest Heart of Mary Church, March 4, 1923. The bishop's appointment for the neWly-or- dained was a long teaching career at Orchard Lake, where Rev. Krych taught Latin, Polish and Ethics in the high school and college. Be- sides that he held the position of a high school disciplinarian for ten years with such an odd job as director of dramatics for the Detroit Club on the side. When preparations were begun for the observ- ance of the institutions Golden Jubilee, Rev. 4. Alumni campaign in New Jersey - discovery of . . . Krych Street! Rev. L. Krych as director of dra- matics for Detroit Club. The genial prof of Latin and Eth- ics. nl isa can
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