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

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CLASS HISTORY Th2 sacne takas place during our faur years at 5. C. Hi. This is the histcry of the Perfect Play . Aft Una 0n n never-toubeofargottan September day in the year 1935, we, a group of imid, but very ambitious Freshies was given the privilege of placing '39 guy names. F39: that time an we began to ssume the dignity that now '-;35 33. Soon 3a Hers enjoying such features as Initiation, Senior , and a whale full week of Commencement Exercises. The witness of 'na-r wd pomp 0f the Commencement ceremonies of our first graduating class as mare than eV$r determined to remain students at S.E.Hi. Thus passed After three manths of ausaer pleasure we returned to the antred confines of this temple 9f school lifa, uni? to leurn that just two weeks before, our belovad :lazcmata ana leving friend, Leo Stelmnszek, had passed on to etsrnity. 30am we became adjusted ta our new position f Sophomores. Enthu- :iasm an$ eagerness ts study characterized everyone of the b2 Sophomores. This year was uneventful, as most Sophomore years usually are-except for ini- tiating the new Freshman into the mysteries of High School life. Nevertheless with aamoriea .cver ta he :rased from our hearts we left behind another year- the fruit of all our efforts Hell rewarded. ct Three In September, 1937, we entered St. Casimir Hi for the third consecutive Of course, as we anticipated, the difficulty of our studies increasad.

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CLASS WILL For four long years we have yearned for an opportunity to bequeath. Now it is ours. . It is therefore with extreme pleasure that we lavish you, our benefi- ciaries, with our personal ambitions and characteristics. To the Reverend Fathers and Venerable Sisters, the Seniors sincereLy be- queath their appreciation and gratitude. T0 the Juniors the long coveted title SENIORS and leadership in all acti- vities. - To the Sephomoree-the desire to reach the highest goal. To the Freshmen--wholesome and wholehearted SCHOOL SPIRIT. To our successors, particularly the class of 1940 we will our mission sacrifiCe motto: Give till it hurts, for God loveth the cheerful giver. I, Bernice Bem, relinquish my genius of pun to Dorothy'Urban. I, Celia Borkowska, resign from my secretarial capacity in favor of Celia Naruszewioz. ' i, Leonard Borowski, endow Robert Czajkowski with my intelligence. Walter Brzenk, endow John Najduch with my Happy go lucky life. Leonard Brzozowski, relinquish my laughing and rollicking spells to Ozog. Virginia Budna, cede my sagacity to my sister Irene. Maly'Chudzik, bequeath my frivolity to Mary Bialas. Charles Czajkowski, entrust my calmness and reserve to Francis Percha. Clarence Domzal, am ceding my chivalny to Mitchell Brewczak.