St Casimir High School - Casmirecho Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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Page 20 THE CASMIRECHO :xixz . 0-..... H'STORY HiCHLiCJ HTS September 5, 1934, forty-two freshmen entered the portals of St. Casimir High School, representing all of the West Side parishes. In the last week of October, we were formally ini- tiated as students of St. Casimir High School. The group known as Room 303 earned the Merit Cup for scholastic achievements for the entire year. hsix times in a11.h Sophomore Year 1935 - 36 September 9, 1935, thirty ambitious sophomores re- . turned to bury their noses in their beloved Books. Helen Fabiszak and Joseph Janiga left our midst, the former for the Felician Sisters' Academy to be a nun and the latter for St. Mary's College to be a priest. Revenge is sweet!' We had the honor of initiating the New Comers! Junior Year 1936 - 37 September 3, 1936, twenty-six jolly Juniors decided to again attempt to crash the gates of knowledge. Because of Our School Spirit him securing the most A.

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THE CASMIRECHO Page 19' Henry Urban Ambiticus A true son of Poland is Hank. He was born there eighteen years ago. Coming to America when only six he has been singing praises of Poland ever since. He hopes to return there after graduation. Although with us only a year,he has gained himself many friends.He is intelli- gent but fails to show it at times. Is it humility or just plain day-dreaminess, We don't know. ConfidentialLy Henry Urban is striving to bccome-the Dictator of Poland and we think that his chances are very good, considering his excellent qualifications. CLASS OF JUNE l938 syfffxff?ix . , . s ,1, a . i, ,x: sf: .- ss g: a 3', s, Igrayf'. , . ,3; '; . u; i Ii .'. They just heard a rumor that WPA is hiring again. h--

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19387 THE CASMIRECHO . Page 21 patronsw Father Stolinski awarded us a trip to Greene field Village. Of all days, the trip was on a Friday, and dhly hot dogs were sold at the concessions! lUnexpectedly Sally was called from her scholastic duties only to return three weeks later minus her ap- pendix. h To 'raise funds for our depleted treaSury a Bingo Party was sponsored.. Returns proved very,4 very satis- factory. , 7 In the latter part of the Junior year we looked for- ward to the Senior - Junior banquet which is an annual custom put forth by the Juniors. It was a great suc- cessl ' The Class of '37 gave us the privilege of publishing the June issue of the Casmirette . Senior Year 1937 - 38 tSeptember 8, '1937, twenty-four serious-minded, stu. dious students, dohned with the name of Seniors , ran down the last stretch'of the vrace of knowledge hoping for the award of the golden trephy of learning. Early in the year afencing, archery and dancing were' introduced to the girls while the boys were acquainted with sabering, fencing and arabian tumbling under the instruction of Miss Swanson and Mr. Alexander. October will long be remembered for the colorful, costumed Halloween Party. ' NovemberedWith no special occasion to commemorate we eagerly awaited the coming of Christmas holidays. We celebrated Christmas with a simple luncheon, after which gifts and cards were exbhanged. ' After what the teachers called a ' VaCation , we were forced to return to our dusty seats and bury ourselves in our books. , h .V January with its cold, chilly'mornings gave us its breezy blow when on January 10th 'we Valmost' froze to frazzles. The boilers broke! And Hurrah! We were sent home.