St Andrew High School - Saltire Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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Joan Ostrowska - Senior Patience and perseverance led her to a goal - a good secret- ary . . . works cheerfully . . . follows the advice . . . profits by experience . . . her record proves 80 words a minute . . . finds pride in work . . . good memory and common sense are her intellectual qualities - a code of our best steno- grapher. Frederick Tokarz - Junior Artistically inclined lad finds pride in his work . . . displays accuracy, neatness and industry with every tentative sketch or plan . . . does extra work outside of class hours . . . a very promising draftsman. re-eminenf an: :ilJ0l'l.fl fzlrfffuflej . . .f4,f,Sf'f,s fo our Ar ohmffr 1 Richard Kuzdak - Senior A scientific mind . . . under- stands the scientific language and its vocabulary. . .absorbs quickly the functions of phen- omena in nature . . . devotes much time to experiments. . . continued research provides material for his further ob- servations . . . a work-ofa truly good physicist. .ifanrhng . Delphine Horozaniecki-Senior A lass with a surpassing apti- tude . . . applies skills and taste to production according to aesthetic principles . . . ac- complishes a c c u r at e, neat and original designs and il- lustrations . . . The Andrite, our school paper, proves best of her capability and skill in the use ofthe mimeoscope . . .' loyal and reliable in her duty - an excellent mimeoscoper. Sylvia Janus - Junior -Qt -ee, reveal more curiosities ologist, lntellectually endowed with the powers of keen obser vation studies care fully the living organisms . . . plant or animal alike undergo her microscopic view history, laws phenomena -- all captivate her dissection and analysis finds opportunity for every experiment - a young b1

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Sf .fgnclrvw cyigd . . W0l'If6l!0I1J0llll'Yl0I1f5 IQQCU l.6ll' fo incliviclua A . . . hlrfdvring fda icleagi o- i WF' awdd vflysnce .M LAW ' . rs. 'W W ,fc Aa ,- , .n ,CA- Stanley Towianski - Senior An asset to our school . . . a mathematical mind which will not leave alone any figure or line without questioning its position in the space .a mind with question marks. . . until the proof satisfies it. namayggn -Hu... Robert Kukla - Senior Possesses an unusualintellec- tual capacity for studying and solving the operations of our governmental departments, functions of Congress, courts, parties, laws and responsibil- ities therein . . . B born politic- ian whose efforts will attack all political perplexities . . . just to study their causes and possibilities. The ,s. Arlene Wilk - Senior A model of accurate and well disciplined learning. , .to her an effort means work. . .suc- cessful living is thinking con- structively. . . books - mom- ents for inspiration and re- freshment . . . moralbeauty - the basis of civilization. . . the practice of virtue - a rightly fashioned life of a good person. . . all the char- acteristics of our fine scholar. resa Strenkowski - Senior Delights in poetry and prose . . . lofty thoughts interest her mind. . . believes that nothing tends so much to enlarge the mind as reading . . . acquaintances with authors broaden the intellectual and imaginative scope. Stanley Ganczarski - Senior His mind. . .a panorama of historical knowledge, rich and fascinating . . . upholds tolerance, jus- tice, devotion to truth, interest in international affairs and other peoples . . .avoids no opportuni- ties for arguments or discussions. w-may .r 'i yu ay.