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

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I, Leonard Przybylski, bequeath my golden silence to anyone Who is able to change it into a diamond. I, Chester Tyl, the only sheik at present, leave my romantic power to Ozog. I, Marvin Kujawa, bequeath my mathematics skill to Stanley Ko- sinski. I, Leona Ewald, leave my tthappy-go-lucky attitude to Theresa Shwartz. I, Leonard Wyderko, baby and infant of the class, bequeath my bottle and milk to the one who has the hungriest look in the school. I, Joan Rychlinski, bequeath to Verna Bizon my desire to please others and my ability to make friends. I, Virginia Bucholtz, resign my editorial office to the one Who has the most leisure time after school. I, Genevieve Kwiatkowski, bequeath my sweetness to anyone who is in need of it. 1, Don Pietrzyk, bequeath my ability to chew gum, Which in turn helps my brain to function properly, to R. Waslawski. We, Edward Kociemba and Stanley Turowski, leave the vague' idea that school is a place to study to ttPeppertt and Tepper. 1, Stanley Kozlowicz, bequeath my even temper and charming manners t0 Leonard Lewandowski. 1, Norman Kowalczyk, leave to Gerry Matej my good humor, a ray of sunshine in our classroom. I, Lillian Manka, leave my twelve years of joy to the one Who deserves it. 1, Bob Diederich, leave my Southern drawl to Mary Diederich. I, Loretta K'ochanski, leave my dominating personality to Euge- nia Kosla. I, Joseph Wytrwal, hand down my dramatic ability to imperson- ate females, and my patriotic zeal to Chester Janeczko. t 1, Jean Garbacz, transmit my neatness and accuracy in typing to Josephine Dus. I, Edward Grochowski, leave my Oxfordian accent to next yearts Senior English Class. I, Fabian Dzielinski, leave my P. D. with Sister Seraphic to Jane Domzal. Page nineteen

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V The Last Will and Testament of the Class of '43 of the CITY OF DETROIT, COMMONWEALTH OF MICHIGAN, being of sound mind and memory, do. make, publish, and declare this our last will and testament, in manner and form as follows: First: To our PARENTS, we bequeath our fondest and sincerest devotion and gratitude for their encouragement, their generosity and their unselfish self-sacrifice. Second: To the REVEREND PASTOR and ASSISTANngwe be- queath our heartiest thanks and appreciation for their interest in our welfare. Third: To the FACULTY, we bequeath most sincerely our trib- ute, our fidelity for their unstinted sacrifice, for their untiring zeal and effort in molding us into upright men and women. Fourth: T0 the JUNIORS, our successors, We donate our class- room, our honorable positions, our dignified attitudes, our ingenu- ity in conducting class meetings, our American History notes, our short cuts to the solving of intricate mathematical problems, and our assortment of gym shoes, sweaters, and various other parapher- nalia accumulated in the lockers. Fifth: Individually: I, Joseph Kijewski, bequeath my love for arguments to Bernard Wojciechowski. I, Rita Przekop, leave my perpetual giggles and silly vocal noises to Dorothy Kulpia. I, Reginald Ostrowski, bequeath my power to avoid the girlst smiles to Anthony Leszczynski. I, Virginia Drozdzewski, leave my name, Peaches, to anyone who hasntt enough ration points. I, Norbert Swinkowski, leave my ability to say the right thing at the right time to B. Franuszewicz. I, Helen Sarosiek, leave my gift of gab to Wanda Tobiczyk. I, Bernice Hewitt, leave my elastic expressions to Irene Wie- techa. I, Rupert Dus, leave my pugilistic ability to Raymond Tadejew- ski. Page eighteen

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I, Dorothy Klonowski, leave my blushes and coy personality to F. Dutka and C. Lachowska. I, Genevieve Naruszewicz, leave my tomboyish character to Do- lores Gondek. 1, Regina Mach, leave my simplicity to Helen Sabat. I, Genevieve Pietrasiek, leave my sensitiveness to Virginia Peck. I, John Jakubowicz, leave the motto, qOnly the best blades keep their temper? to whoever loses his. I, Betty Parpart, leave my shuffle walk to Dolores Kronkowski. I, Gertrude W0zniak,1eave my trunkful of jokes to Marjorie Brock. I, Esther Nykiel, leave all my gobs t0 the Sophs. I, Clement Grzywacz, leave my athletic fame to Leonard Olesz- kowicz. 1, Helen Hart, leave my housewifely duties in the Senior Class to L. Grabowska. I, Casimir Lewicki, leave my physique to Frank Przetkopt. 1, Helen Kowalewski, leave my superiority complex to Elaine Maczkowski. In testimony thereby and thereof, we, the SENIORS 0f ,43, clos- ing up our fountain pens, sign and seal our last Will and testament, this sixth day of June, in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and forty-three. Signed: The Class of 1943. Notary Public: ttYa Hoodift His Stooge: ttMoron. Witnesses: The Moon lady, ttPrincess of Elf' Page twenty