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

Text from Pages 1 - 54 of the 1947 volume:

hgsrxnr :1 A w-v gmwnf -Q 74g M Q QVCQ-W' 5Z6 . 21sz I LL77 I L :A- k - J ?OPQWOPCI THE TIME has now come for us as graduates to step across the threshold of school life into a World of PEACE. PEACE! Its a tremendous word. One that has stood for sacrifices and bloodshed, sorrows and losses. Now, after years of fighting we trust that peace and satisfac- tion shall be ours in the World of Tomorrow. The same inner peace and satisfaction comes from the knowledge that for four years we have been trained for just such a step as we are now taking. When one carries peace within onels selfeto pass it on to others is not too difficult a task. As YOU glance through these pages of out treasure chest of memories, we trust that the ideals and high principles of truth and consideration for others, which were ever deeply inculcated in all our classes will be evident to you. THUS WE leave St. Casimir School to begin our life in that World of Tomorrow. We know that by carrying these ideals and principles with us, we feel assured that it will be one of Peace! Dear Old Alma Mater Ariye t0 Glow! THE 1947 CASMIRECHO PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF ST. CASIMIR HIGH SCHOOL DETROIT, MICHIGAN Ili-KEuiPJRIIw: . :;:... V .I l it I'll! y'u... Ii mu... 1w... 17161$6 e Y E mm om Mm MD nmm Emm .uAm Hmm Mm WA D E 1; . f..,;x.; .. w-h n91 579155,;ng '41 E 80 ,VPV' 1,13 ,.,v. b-- 3 14-9-11:- H x x9..'..oth.....hw .-- W. ?P- . .15 . - -;-e A m ; 1 J4Mure A Peaceful Tomorrow . . . . We Develop- SPIRITUALLY AND INTELLECTUALLY Through the study of Religion . . . English . . . Latin . . . Polish . . . Sciences . . . Mathematics . . . Commercial Subjects. SOCIALLY AND CULTURALLY Through the extra-curricular programs of Publications . . . Clubs . . . Sodality . . . Dramatics . . . Music and Choral Singing . . . Proms . . . Ring-Day reception . . . Jr.-Sr. Banquet . . . Recreation hour activities of dancing and games. PHYSICALLY Through athletics and sports of basketball . . . baseball . . . bowling . . . archery . . . and volley ball. DEMOCRATICALLY Through the Student Government Pro- gram . . . Underclassmen . . . Our Seniors. h... v. . h H; ....' 4.;..;..-..,.v.....;.,.; -.. . .. h--g.,-. w.-. ,---,,,., ..,..- w.... p..-$- ywmm ARV Wk- '0 .xArHuHm Ax 14 vw axvix uQn 4 K :x Kr;AngkhA:u4L4 REV. VICTOR DOMINAS Auinam Prieyt REV. EDWARD MAISEL Pajtor . . . WITH WHOM we travel toward new horizons blest by a PEACE-the SPIRIT REV. VENANTY SZYMANSKI OF JESUS. Today,s security in peace lies Ammm Prim in seeking God,s favor and grace through the guiding hands of saintly men the Priests of Christ. umni riedld REV. C. WIERCIOCH REV. H. KREFT REV. F KIAIEK REV. J. SZELC 3 . x! Emmy? l mwuwmnw...m; a.-.....v.h...,.yu WHERE WE have grasped the solution to many a complex problem, re- ceived direction or a recommendation for advancement through an inspiring interview with our Principal Sr. M. Hugolina. Her kindly smile, friendly guid- ance, and sympathetic understanding of the studenfs needs, prompted Our ap- pearance at these headquarters of our School. e 4. Eff- s bkk erH ' x h x J 3A6 Envoyd 0 ml 'IXWK x piLx-H-h-t 1 DR. STANLEY J. PONIATOWSKI, whose keen interest in promot- ing intellectual attainment has ever been remarkable, donates annually two senior scholarships to our school. Through his efforts and sacrifice, a capable, ambitious sophomore and a junior have the good fortune of this benefit with all scholastic expenses paid by this professional man of dentistry. THE ST. CASIMIR ALUMNI ASSOCIATION, under the efficient directorship of Rev. V. Szymanski has enlarged its scholarship contribu- tions. The two offered in previous years will be increased as determined by the organization. TWO OTHER SCHOLARSHIPS are given from the parish through the generosity and favor of Rev. E. Maisel, Pastor. K TO ALL THESE scholastic benefactors, we students bow in respect and hearty appreciation. jnfeflgctuaf ibeuezolamenf . . . . STAND FIRM for truth and right EVERY MINUTE unfolds your story OF COURAGE and of might We ppm through $19658 portal: in 3951er of knowledge i3 wnw'W w ' eX ENGLISH, i; 4 772052: valuahle amet to every .ymdem, .rince a mailery 0f Englijh i5 truly a mmiery 0f 012ehr Jelf. Through the ymdy of RE- LIGION we learn to love God and eecogm'ze Hi; Omnipotenee and HOLY WILL which perpetually govemx the zmz'veme. In the xmdy 0f HISTORY with it; many oppwmnitiex for Mvried and interexting dixcmxiom, we learn to face the world with an undee- standing and love of 0m neighhor. Q I e .Fwiwu'p - urrhunp-jr --..,--.. T0 the right we 15ml 4 group of Jtudentj engromed m the ADVANCED ALGEBRA form- ulae which hold a fmctmztion of their own. The MATH clame; where we 13mm in ex- actneu and remon have zoomed high in the 1411: few yetzm. The deymzhle qualitie; and Jhillx learned are meful not Ohly m the field of Mathe- maticx, hut are coming 772076 and mate to he known at; the ptime requirite; 0f 4 good citizen. 172 the PHYSICS amt CHEMIS- TRY claue; we learn truth from remontng :md ohxerm- tion. Here we hmi P. Kwiat- howyhz' pet'fm'ming an experi- ment while G. Potochich and I. Tzarowxhz' ohyewe and record temlthr. T he intrigue; 0 f GEOMETRIC comtmcttom and 10 gical pro 0 f development; hold fmt the 1'72- terejt 0f the Sophomorey. Chm muamuwmxwm ,e t .11: .1 .1 .r . ..... I Mama... .m- . L , , In tht; picture we see at group of ftttme potential Itenogm- phem in their Jhot'thtmd claw. In the commercial Jtthjectj we learn thoughtfulnem 0f othem. The huzzing 50mm! of theje dame; where we acquite pmo- ttcal experience can he heard the day long. The ytttdy of language; help; u; in the mzdemttmdt'ng 0f othen. A knowledge of the LATIN language in particular i; a Jteppt'ng Jtone to a great variety of tongue; expecially- the Englijh. In the GENERAL SCIENCE clawey, where the Jeeds of truth are planted the Ftethen team the ham ptitzcipley 0f Icientijec Jtudy. Cfadlbed .....mue-q.-.t..et .ez...-e....u.e..,......m.-. - emw w -- k... w wdweLgmwi '- 4W - .c -.,;., ,7 , . . Meek. MHe,..e.u,v...;;-;.x.m...w aub-;a..--y,..... Amumr. yuw . . - . . 4V- 11m. w m .iM' ? we Meytime come; with a gay time at the Senior promenade-an ecxtayy 0f colorfzd harmony and Joothing melody. We danced to the Jweet mmic of Johnny Sad- mck amt hi: Orchextm, and were enthralled with the dreem-lz'he at? mosphere that hllezi the Spanish Ballroom 0f the Fort Shelby Hotel. Our evening we: one of glamour and gayety. A: the last Jtmim of music die away they blend into a tender memory . . . of a night of unconfined joy that 50 delightfully serve: :25 an overture t0 the great promenade to come- thet promemzde into the future. Sociaf ibeuegilomenf . . . . '. e LOVING STUDENTS forever loyal RAISE YOUR BANNER t0 the sky xwxmxs - s s mmmmxxxxw Shortly after the in- auguration of the '46- ,47 Student Council a problem arose,confront- ing the Council with a most difficult situation. The cold months were approaching rapidly, and during this period, the use of out only rec- teationalfacility, the out- doors, was both improb- able and impractical. Faced with this situation the Council set to work. The only conclusions to be drawn were hrst to provide a reliable sub- stitute for the facilities we did not have; and secondly to promote stu- dent interest in a hat- monious program of ac- tivity to the extent where the lack of facili- ties would not be no- ticed. From its perplexed but hard-working group the SC. contrived a Rec- reation Organization. The first problem was solved when the audi- torium was secured as a means of providing rec- reational facilities for indoor activity. The sec- ond problem was solved when a program, involv- ing everything from games to dancing and basketball, was prepared, some of which are por- trayed in above pictures. During the winter months the auditorium was the scene of high in- terest. Following a sys- tematic arrangement, each Tuesday and Wed- nesday was reserved for games such as cards, checkers, ping-pong and even fiddlesticks. X .neq hi , x ls: P'wanp-n-t-II-pg , Mt Wye Joan Kamimhi the clam Jecretary hap- pily acceptx her MW. Earl Geim, the high Johool prejz'deht, proudly extends hi5 hand a: Father, proeotmting the pledge form, 112'th the coveted treature upon his hnger. Path er Dominas, the guext of honor and toastmatter anxiously Jcmtz'nizex the program as the other clam ohicers cheerfully look on. One of the most cherished events of the Senior year was the Ring Day receptionethe perfect arrangements for which were planned and carried out most successfully by the Juniors. In the heart of each senior here, there was a smile, a wish, a teareas Father Szymanski officiated at the presentation. n A;W axwmms; . , i.....,.....,.,,xf. emmqtrqu-ngr- ,M ,7 .. MW Ashlin; ,. V Citronic er; of Sclzoof oaxg The past year has been one of momentous happen- ings; a year truly to be remembered. The 1947 Casmitecho, a chronicle of St. Casimir High School, its students,activities and achievements of the yeat,has had a super edition. The staff labovel tite- less and cooperative carefully planned and produced all details which crystallized into attractively completed pages. Its outstanding members were: F. Kociemba, M. J. Kaminski, artist, and E. Olson tcircular insetsl. The Casmirette now in its eleventh year of publica- tion comes to us as a neat printed copy. N0t many people outside the actual staff tupper leftl know the hard work and long hours required to publish the school news. Yet, the only reward the members ask is that the students enjoy the paper. J. Popowski, the editor-in-chief has piloted the Casmirette staff through another successful year. With the departure of Sr. M. Emmanuel who has been elected Supervisor of Schools conducted by the Felician Sisters, the Casmitette is in the efficient hands of Sr. M. Benvenuta as moderator. An intensive subscription campaign was put over successfully in the early part of the year. The drive began with a rally in the auditorium with B. Batt- kowiak as mastet-of-cetemonies. Among the variety of numbers presented, a few are portrayed by the pic- tures in the lower left. After several musical renditions, the Barber Shop Quartette held the assembly in high spirit with their vocal renditions. I Widuta and T. Btodzinski besides waltzing interpreted the Russian Ballet. M. A. Kumor and A. Wojcik, J. DuBorgel and L. Zapinski joined in with fanciful styles of melody. With H. Klebanowski as his charge and the Casmitette as his part, E. Gapa dramatically recited a poem of his original composition. Indeed, the response in ads and subscriptions was gratifying. The School publications have served as an im- portant factor for promoting student activities as well as recording successfully the life of St. Casimir High School. . 1- ! t; t , xr mu: gnaw -mlvr-e htu ,-r;v.v.1w v- -IMVXVTh .5... A On Thursday and Friday an organized student group conducted exhibitional and community dancing, and before long a newly developed concern for the art had been developed. With the dawn of the regular basket- ball season, a system for conducting Boys, and Girls, Intra-Mural basketball was set up. With the conclusion of the Basketball Season, inter- est in recreation activities, though not expected to fall off too considerably, had to be revived. Naturally a varied course of activity is much more appealing, and with the cold weather subsiding more outdoor facilities were provided. Taking advantage of this the Depart- ment established a working agreement With the Faculty to provide for a volleyball team. The game progressed exceptionally well, giving climax to a varied healthful outdoor and indoor recreational activities program. 7, h V, e, 4 h, , Catt Trusting in Mary the Queen of Peace to n has carried out a successful program of under the competent direction of Sr. M. An activities this year. The most prominent of these was the Vocation Project. pictures below show the various vocations p the girls. Here we hmi 0m Catholic Studehty Minion Chmmde Ogicem-R. Grzywacz, J. DuBorgel, 6Wld G. Bahete- at their Jtttpendom job of collecting cancelled Itampy, foil, amt othet item; to help alleviate the Md plight of the dextitttte m the foreign mimiom. Little Freddie Kijewyht' 0f the Fixrjt grade hemm with joy as Gemldihe telt'evex him of hi5 load. guide our steps, the B.V.M. Sodality The two ortrayed in an attractive stage skit given by Sr. M. Amold he: directed the function; of our unit in the pan: two year: moxt efficiehtly. In the lower right we find thtee of 0m melody maker; e1. Landry, J. thz'ewxhi, and B. Okray, tootmh- drttmmt'nh-tmd JqueeziW-ethett way a; they cheer- fully tendet thett Jewicej for the many program; and amemhliej. x in; e.wuhK.IpNI-l-I-!fi'. e1 1:7.hlr' SENIORS PRESENT watt 077,, On February 15th and 16th the graduating class of 1947, in collaboration with the Choral Club and the orchestra presented the Operetta HATS OFF. The story concerns itself with the Father of the American Navy, John Paul Jones tF. Kocz'embw and the adven- tures of his crew of the Ranger While it was docked at port near Dame Blyis tA. Letzczewicm hospitable Mermaid Inn during the stirring days of 1777. The ships crew is ever vigilant for plots against their hero-commander and soon discover that Captain Landais tR. Swinkokaii, a renegade ship Captain, and his accomplice Boodle U. Him are plotting to secure the Ranger for themselves. Lt. Richard Dale tE. Gapw, his fiancee Marion tL. Zapimkh, William Couttleigh tA. Kobierzyn- 5km, his sister Anne U. Du BorgeD and Red Jetty tB. Roximkii add historical color, while the crew, joined by the chorus of singers and dancers, blend beautifully in effecting the hectic days of the Revolu- tionary War. The story ends with Landais discredited, John Paul Jones receiving letters and tokens of appreciation from 2111 over the world, and the assurance that the United States Navy will achieve greater and greater triumph with the spirit of John Paul Jones ever watch- ful over its gallant men. VW .,7 VV Z V, Zg , 0 me Miruegi 0f Stence 3 One afternoon in January our assembly heard atoms splitting 0H Uranium, or just the rays splitting : off. We saw an egg cooked in a skillet that was put over a paper napkin on top of a cold stove. The napkin I wasnt even singed. We saw a peanut-sized light bulb give off light one-fifth the brilliancy 0f the sun. These N 7. and many other miracles of modern science we witnessed in a new and startling stage demonstration of the $ '1 scientiflc achievements from the research laboratories of the General Motors Corporation. t j a '1 I, '- ti; K I f a v f hi w i 5 . l mh'hef. The reactitm take; hlace through the Jhillful juggling 0f carhon and hydmgen molecule; mered on '3 e In the ahove jpectwmlm' experiment Mr. Haye; and Me. Herron, director; of the exhibit, manufactme hutyl 1 ! hy the catalyjteBoron triflzzowicie, 17; here we we 0211' Library jea'w'ce duh headed hy Om jeniw, Elemzore 015012, hear; her voice recorder! Pauline Plomeh chmgmg, chechmg, organzzmg, eta, anthereplz'ca 0f Edimnir fin; phonograph. wmv'om ilemt. When tbeye woe loom J tm- culm imeH get together there i: trouble Mowing foe Moe oppowemy. They are: Frame Kociemba wbo b4; three gleam to M; wedit. Playing great ball all tbmuglo tloe lemon be i; one of zloe leading Moron. Wallace Kempimki wloo 194; more luck them brain; it Me high man on the team. AM Kobierzymki, the Captain of 2:193 team, b4; bi; fourth yew coming to a cloxe tbi; 564107;. The eeen-minded Earl Gapa i; the fourth 7mm in lbw whirlwind combina- tion. He i; a xmootb 1941! handler and am excellent foket. John Bandage an impm't fmm New York, i1 what you would call a Hot Rock? Heated action was always in full power, as our cagers gave their utmost in every game and every play. In the picture topper lefn we see Earl Gapa OD caught capturing a rebound from the background while Art Ko- bierzynski tn stands close by ready to assist. It required just such skill and cooperation to enable St. Casimires to come off the court that night with a 36-31 victory. The other How- em portrays J. Banaszak Go leaping up to tap in a rebound. F. Kociemba tn always in the thick of the fray is also in the air, while E. Gapa MD and W. Kempinski mm are in position to scoop up a loose ball and score. We may not win every time, but we Will make any team hght hard to defeat us? Thates the type of sportsmanship we practice here. N o I-rv' 'qggui e gt: x JFHB..I!NI-u-I pAgdicaf ibeuefolomenf . ; . . . . WE WILL work with you PLEDGE OU R honor true awn m y pk AND LOVE our dear ST. CASIMIR High vardify .jvloolozsfem Under the watchful guidance of Coach Tony Zientarski, the Crescents began to take shape early in November for the start of a strenuous campaign. A sixth place rating in a power-laden Catholic League was the result of this seasons labors. The total seasons reward was six Victories and nine defeats. A note of thank is in order for the Rev. V. Szyman- ski, the athletic director. His helpful hints and words of encouragement were always appreciated. The trustworthy position of student manager was capably handled by Benny Bartkowiak and his helper Joe Nalepa. The season marked the end of competition for hve seniors and saw the nucleus of a fine team taking shape. We give you our cheerleadir section in the swing of a . I t T3 t SC hlghflv .. standing, left to right: e G, Ciejielyki, J. Golmz- 6431'? k4, E. Tadajekaz', H. Pietrzyk, R. Kroguletki, J. Koyimkz', F. Krzemw- iak, R. Sionkowjki, W. N owdkowjki. second row: W. Kem- pimki, E. Gapa, A. Ko- bierzy7zjki,F. Kocienzba, J. Bmzmzak, Comb T. Zienlanki. L.a.w4...ue..h.v..g;.-.. .7 . q . w..-..c.....q.au.. W.W wma. forioud Memories of the sport of sports joy . . . Girls Varsity brings laurels to SC. High. A completely victorious season, thanks to the efficient coaching of Mrs. Thiel Klein. GIRLS, TEAM first row: P. Voigbt, R. Turczyn, G. Potocbz'ck, T. Su'iemon, C. Zimm'cki. second row: T. Cicboytemxki, M, Szydzik, M. A. Sandedei, D. Wijko, D. Madalimki. third row: R. Kizlizztkouzjki, F. Kwiatkozmki, MN. T. Klei12 Coach, H. Malolepyzy, C. Matej. 8616 on A V x s. ' 'I-gn . II .A'l . 9551' ' ? .II I., --.-I-IA- am V n$ x 1-!- . 33$ !.-.551:552- p- l .Mn ,,,A.xr.l; y 4.1. nus? mmm QQI 1. ! . K... t 4.,-+.H, 4- Auu-t . A45 .4, We give you our cheetleading section in the swing of a strong yell. These hithyets are always on their toes to bring that crowd to the big game. The traditional uniform advertises the school c01- ors, red and white. Its a sharp entrance when the team of Cheer- leaders invade a hOStile court. Through original contributions they aim to build up their reper- toire and lead the Crescents to vietory. Caught in mid-air by the camera are E. Olson and T. Brod- zinski, co-captains for the squad. i 1777, Z 7 Z E77 g 7 7 xxx x 5' $7NXN I'A 7 STRIKE! Set ,em up again. Bowling is anorher sport in which our students excel. They are fortu- nate enough to have four excellent and well-kept alleys. Taking advantage of these facili- ties and with the willing support and Among our besr players are deft t0 rigbtk D. Madeja taveraging 148a; F. Krzesowiak taveragng 158a; F. Kociemba taveraging 150a; A. Kempinski taveraging 16D. With the attraction of springs mild weather, we fmd students indulging in the most favored sportebaseball. Within the bat: A. Kobierzymki-gi've: bi; Hol- lywood grin before the :wing. Vanity Captain of 345346 and T. Brodzimki are prepared for 107726 violent action , F. Krzerowiak e grip: 4 interest which Fr. Maisel gives all ' dextemm bold onto the bat. our school activities, league bowling was started Fr. Domimu - take: 101'; tum at bat. The result was a highly competi- tive Sport and while many of the participants fell short of the high average, almost all showed form, ac- curacy, and prominence. Although ARCHERY drew fewer members than any other sport there were some who were getting a good alm. Pictured here we fmd D. Machuta and H. Pietrzyk ready to hit the bullhs eye. After functioning for a number of years on a more or less improvised program of activity, the Student COuncil of St. Casimir, according to its advisory head, took steps toward raising the status of Student Govern- ment in cooperation with the High School Administra- tion, The sponsorship of the N .A.S.C. tNational Asso- ciation of Student Councilsi was applied for and ac- cepted; simultaneously, the sixteenth annual election was held and the new officers were chosen to lead in a revised system of student cooperation in school man- agement, the essential fundamental of an adequate school program. The officers elected were : Earl Gapa, President; Stanley Wojciechowski, Vice-President; Grace Kaminski, Secretary; Sylvester Rumps, Treas- urer; and Ted Ozog, Sergeant-at-Arms. The campaign was climaxed with the first General Assembly, at which the President and his administra- tive colleagues were sworn. After the oath of office, Sister M. Hugolina, Principal, handed over the gavel, symbol of leadership, responsibility, and administra- tion, to the President tupper picturei. With the first striking of the gavel until the termination of his office Earl Gapa has ever proved a capable and proficient leader adroitly commanding and guiding the activities of his group. A sterling character, tact and sound judg- ment, as well as a good command of language and a . - 'TTR FUTURE CITIZENS of Peace . . . EVER ONWARD each passing hour, STEADFAST IN trials and fears unions . John Banaszak, Cecilia Barlozek, Eleanor Bartos, Bernard Bazydlo, Raymond Bizon, Angela Brenda, Ann Brylowska :1 K I i f I .- E22. ' 2- Theresa Cichostemska, Gerald Giesielski, Dolores Dido, Phyllis Drwila, Dorothy Dziatkowski, Sig- mund Gladkowski, Regina Grzy- wacz H1; - - MW$ERQW'I Robert Gulvas, Dolores Jurewicz, Dorothy Kajkowska, Irene Kamins- ka, George Kaminski, Raymond Kawecki, Wallace Kempinski nitys, Margaret Koprowicz, Joseph Kosinski, Mary Ann Kumor, Irene Kurdziel, Dolores Kurnick Geraldine Klonowski, Frances Kol- 1 1 Mary Ann Kwiatkowska, Phyllis Kwiatkowska, Russell Lange, Ed- ward Lazarz, Fred Leja, Geraldine J Lelo, Rita Literaska Ervin Lyskawa, Donald Machuta, Christine Matey, Betty Matuszewski, Dorothy Mikulec, Helen Masakows- ka, Thaddeus Ozog -A .NEF Geraldine Parpart, Henry Pietrzyk, - : Loretta Piontek, Joseph Plonka, , Genevieve Potochick, Eleanor Roba- b czynska, Genevieve Rojewska x Gertrude Sadowska, Mary Ann San- , . decka, Rita Sienkowski, Virginia A ' v Siminska, Stalla Skalska, Rose Marie ., . Slowinska, Martha Szydzik .1 . ii ? Evelyn Szymanski, Joan Trzcianow- x' ska, Rita Turczyn, Joan Turowska, V Leonard Waligorski, Thomas Wel- , ker, Irene Widuta Joseph Wisniewski, Helen Wloch, Stanley Wojciechowski, Adele Woj- cik, William Wojnar, Esther Zaw- acka, Lottie Zych w... vs 41k14ll. M!I lHl' hhmn-h-aww-..,l, . ; ,. P 5 K t hue L Kr mign- knowledge of Parliamentary rules governed every ex- ecutive function entrusted upon him. The S.C. convened for the first time on September 18, 1946, where, in launching the year of ,46-47 for the S.C., the President sternly stressed the study of Student Council Activities by its members, that they may establish an eHective functioning organization, a staunch defender of the guiding principles of the high school. Among the many projects undertaken by the S.C. was a Recreation Department, at the head of which was F . Kociemba, his Secretary E. Olson, and Treasurer S. Rumps Uowey left-p. 5N. The Recreation De- partment program was a problem, dealing at first with the acquisition of further recreational facilities and equipment. With but a few days of letdown shortly after the program was launched a rousing enthusiastic group replied, and even now the interest is high. Suc- cess, the ultimate goal, has been fully achieved. The most important group organized throughout the year was the Student Patrol, headed by the aggres- sive mighty-mite Sergeant-at-Arms, Ted Ozog. A co- ordinated system of patrol of the halls by monitors, carrying out simple but definite traffic regulations was found to be the best method of handling traffic con- gestion caused by students. This plan was adopted and followed throughout the year and was a main factor in helping to relieve the burden of the Faculty, among the other things. The Constitution of the Athletic Board tappeif 17. am was probed and a new system was set up. With the Student Manager and Varsity Captain as Co-Chair- men, a smooth-working efficient athletic board was soon established. Cooperation is the very life and blood of a Stu- dent Council, and the St. Casirnir S.C. should be very healthy, for every letdown or success was accepted by all as a working unit. The co-ordinatecl efforts of the S.C. members and Faculty helped to secure successful student participa- tion in school management, and in a few years many of those who helped make it so will be the foremost Citizens of this great nation. $ andwuw...a-..-pm. wn . mp , ,. . . . jredAmen . . . , V..H..M.. r Why... ...... --. .4 -m4-..:.4.v...;z;;.. 4!.ng . -VM .v Robert Adamczyk, Patricia Almas, Sylvia Andrzejewska, James Bazner, Phyllis Bazner, Helen Bednarka, Ed- mund Bednarz Norman Biernat, Thaddius Bonkow- ski, Jerome Catka, Lorraine Cenzer, BarBara Ciesielski, Theresa Denten, Pauline Duda Raymond Galecki, Dorothy Gazda, Edward Giera, Joahn Gladkowski, Stanley Golanka, Edward Gorny, Constance Gulvas Theodora Guzinska, Maryann Hill, James Horger, Thaddius Jaskot, Rose Kajder, Caroline Kaminska, Christine Kedziorek Ruth Klein, Dorothy Klenjnowski, Dolores Kolaska, Theodore Kolnitys, Leonard Kos, Robert Krajewski, Loretta Krusinski Gertrude Kurnick, Marlene Kutz, Roseline Kwiatkowski, Joseph Lan- dry, Dorothy Langa, Phyllis Laskaw- ski, Patricia Laskowski William Lovendosky, Elizabeth Lukasiewicz, Elizabeth Machowska, Irene Malec, Richard Malolepszy, Raymond Maruicci, Helena Maszu- manski Patricia McMahon, Loretta Merlo, Bernard Michno, Stanley Mikulec, Margaret Miller, Mary Jane Millins, Emily Narkun Florence Nikodem, Walter Nowa- kowski, Alfred Paruch, Dolores Pie- traszek, Sylvia Percha, Geqrge Pion- tek, Conrad Podulka Phyllis Popowski, Josephine Rajda, Joseph Rumps, Constance Sibole, Helena Sizen, Robert Skotzke, Richard Smentowski. Andrew Sroka, Stephen Stemp, Mar- lene Sugajska, Bob Taddia, Eugene Tarnacki, Donald Tompson, Nathalie Urbanowicz Mary Vecheta, Ray Vereeke, Martin Waligorski, Donald Walker, Arnold Wojciak, Joan Wysocka, Joseph Wy- socki, Joseph Zalewski Not Pictured: Roman Bochenek, Walter Herec, Harold Marquette ' '. I :1 r gkw-w-QEEEE- i !, HiU-Tfj GPA amored 1'1 n m4 Lorraine Adams, Delphine Bachors- ka, Arthur Baker, Chester Bakunie- wicz, Dorothy Balcer, Lorraine Bar, Albert Berish Dolores Bien, Dorothy Borowska,, Edward Brudzinski, Sophie Chmiel, Esther Chrzanowska, Bernard Cio- lek; Dolores Czepirska Aloysius Dluzynski, Wenveslaus Dombrowski, Joan Drapinska, Flor- ence Fritz, Lucille Godlewska, Beat- rice Gucfa, Margaret Holdinska Aloysius Kawecki, Irene Kociemba, Joan Kujawa, Agnes Labanoska, Joan Ladach, Bernard Leja, Norbert Lukaszewski Florence Macielak, Delphine Mada- linska, Leonard Malczynski, Helen Malolepsza, Dolores Masek, Betty Merlo, Joseph Nalepa Helen Nowinska, Dolores Olesko, Stella Ozog, Eugene Pawluszka, Eugene Pawlos, Dolores Piotrowska, Elaine Plagens ' Mary Pociasek, Andrew Popowicz, Josephine Pucko, Edna Rheault, Thomas Rogowski, Thomas Roney, Theresa Rumps Rosalis Ryba, Thomas Shay, Phillis Shinski, Stella Shootko, Theresa Shootko, Christine Sikorska, Roman Sionkowski Edward Skotzke, Marie Ann Sob- czak, Zita Stanislawska, Theresa Swienton, Joseph Szczur, Edward Tadajewski, Adele Tankiewicz Clara Torzewska, Lillian Walker, Lucille Wasielewska, Marian Wier- cioch, Stanley Wierczorek, Robert Wiktor, Josephine Wisniewska John Wloch, Edward Zajac, Adele Zasuwa, Doris Zientarska, Edward Zyla - umw 7.1. -.4. - ...-..-;....,.. W...-.w le... u , .7 Arthur J. Kobierzynski St. Cayimz'r Class President 2-3-4; Student Council 1; Intr. Basketball 1; Varsity Basketball 1-2-3-4; Capt. Varsity Basketball 4; Baseball 2-3-4; Holy Name Prefect 2-3; Speech Arts Club 4; Baccalaureate Mass Usher 3; Athletic Board 1-4; Casmir- ette Staff 4; Standing Social Committee 4; Initiation Chair- man 2; Ring Day Co-Chair- man 3; Christmas Program Chairman 1; Senior Play 4. Patricia G. Voight Axmmption Class Treasurer 1-4; Honor Student 1-2-3-4; Intr. Basket- ball 1-2; Glee Club 1-2; Var- sity Basketball 3-4; Usherctte 4; Initiation Committee 2; Speech Arts Club 4; Student Council 4; Athletic Board Treasurer 4; Senior Play 4. Jane B. Cisek St. Francis Honor Student 1-2-3-4; Glee Club 1-2; Student Council 2; Initiation Committee 2; BVM Sodality Program Chairman 4; Senior Play 4. Theresa J. Domka St. Cunegzmdi: Varsity Basketball 1; Glee Club 1-2-3; Initiation Com- mittee 2; Bell Ringer 3-4; Red Cross Chairman 3; Speech Arts Club 4; Recreation Com- mittee 4; Glee Club Pres. 4; Senior Play 4. Jane C. Cislo St. Stephen Honor Student 2; Glee Club 1-3; Casmirette Staff 4; Initia- tion Committee 2; Religion Discussion Club 2; Red Cross Rep. 2-3; Senior Play 4. Mary F. Doupe Waxbington Higla Home Economics 2; Speech Arts Club 4. Antoinette L. Crivelli St. sz'mz? Speech Arts Club 4; Religion Discussion Club 2; Home Economics 2; Varsity Basket- ball 1; Senior Play 4. Jacqueline J. DuBorgel O. W. Holmex Library Service 2-3; Religion Discussion Club 2; CSMC Chairman 4; Standing Social Committee 4; Red Cross Rep. 2; Casmirette Staff 4; Red Cross Vice-Pres. 3; Entertain- ment Committee 3; Senior Play 4. Jerome J. Hill Axlamption Lucille C. Zapinski Anitmptiwz Class Secmtary 4; Honor Stu- dent 2-3-4; Glee Club 1-2; Intr. Basketball 3; Class Re- porter 1-2-3; Casmirette Staff 4; Initiation Committee 2; Senior Play 4. Class Vice-Pres. 1-2-4; Honor Student 1-2-3-4; Baccalaureate Mass Usher 3; Student Coun- cil 4; Student Patrol 4; Speech Arts Club 4; Usher 4; Initia- tion Committee 2; Casmirecho Staff 4; Senior Play 4. Aurelia A. Dominick St. Stephen Honor Student 2-4; Intr. Bas- ketball 1-2-3-4; Speech Arts Club 4; Student Patrol 4; Rec- reation Committee 4; Initia- tion Committee 2; Religion Discussion Club 2; Home Economics 2; Senior Play 4. Loretta H. Foley St. Lawrence Glee Club 1-2-3; Initiation Committee 2; Varsity Basket- ball 1; Speech Arts Club. 4; Intr. Basketball 4; Senior Play ,--l - L?HXA' 19 I a 45A Q.- A 'I'; I - 0; N1 3- an Jams: . .nuuAEE-EW Club 2; Student Council Vice- Pres. 3; Baseball 1-2-3-4; Bowling Team 4; Intt. Basket- ball 1; Varsity Basketball 1-2-3-4; Casmirette Staff 3; Mission Monitor 2; Initiation Committee 2; Entertainment Committee 3; Junior-Senior Banquet Chairman 3; Prom Chairman 4; Baccalaureate Mass Usher 3; Senior Play 4. eniom Earl E. Gapa Amumption Student Council President 4; Honor Student 4; Class Vice- Pres. 3; Class Pres. 1; Glee Grace J. Kaminski St. Caximir Sylvester G. Rumps St. Casimir Student Council Treasurer 4; Intr. Basketball 1-4; Varsity Basketball 2-3; Student Patrol 4; Baccalaureate Mass Usher 3; Recreation Committee 4; Polish Club 2; Senior Play 4. Student Council Secretary 4; Student Council 2-3; Honor Student 2; Speech Arts Club 4; Religion Discussion Club 2; Initiation Committee 2; Senior Play 4. Elaine R. Badaczewska St, sz'mz'r Gertrude J. Bednarczyk St. Caximz'r Marion B. Barc St. Franci; Geraldine E. Baker St. Cam'mz'r Home Economics 2; Library Service 2; Religion Discussion Club 2; Speech Arts Club 4; Red Cross Rep. 3; Senior Play 4. Eleanor E. Blaszkiewicz St, sz'mir Honor Student 2-4; Intr. Basketball 2-4; Class Trea- surer 1; Glee Club 1; Casmir- ette Staff 4; Class Reporter 3; Speech Arts Club 4; Standing Social Committee 4; Red Cross Rep. 1; Election Com- mittee 4; Home Economics 2; Entertainment Committee 3; Religion Discussion Club 2; Senior Play 4. Honor Student 1-2-3-4; Li- brary Service 1-2; Class Re- porter 2-3; Casmirette StaH 4; CSMC Secretary 4; Election Committee 4; Religion Dis- cussion Club 2; Entertainment Committee 3; Senior Play 4. Doris S. Blazak St. Cajimz'r Honor Student 1-2-3-4; Class Treasurer 1; Mission Monitor 3; Glee Club 1-2-3; Intr. Basketball 1; Casmirette Staff 4; BVM Sodality Prefect 4; Usherette 4; Initiation Com- mittee 2; Student Council 4; Entertainment Committee 3; Senior Play 4. Library Service 2; Home Eco- nomics 2; Speech Arts Club 4; OfEce Work 4; Religion Discussion Club 2;. George T. Brodzinski Amumpliow Cheerleader Capt. 4; Varsity Basketball 2-3; Standing So- cial Committee 4; Class Vice- Pres. 3; Intr. Basketball 1-2-4; Student Council 4; Athletic Board 4; Bowling Team 4; Entertainment Committee 3; Initiation Committee 2; Elec- tion Committee 4; Senior Play Student Patrol 4; Box Office 4; Speech Arts Club 4; Stand- ing Social Committee 4; Glee Club 1-2; Intr. BaSketball 1; Library Service 1-3; Red gross Rep. 1-3; Senior Play Natalie T. Cichon Our Lady of Angel: Speech Arts Club 4; Home Economics 1-2; Religion Dis- cussion Club 2; Initiation Committee 2; Senior Play 4. Richard J. Krogulecki Auumption Bowling Team 4; Baseball 3-4 Interasketball 1-2; Varsity Basketball 3-4; Student Patrol 4; Usher 4; Senior Play 4. David L. Madeja Axmmption Athletic Board 2-4; Casmir- ette Staff 4; Intr. Basketball 1-2-4; Intr. Manager 3-4; Varsity Basketball 3; Baseball 1-2-3-4; Glee Club 2; Bowl- ing Team Manager 4; Speech Arts Club 4; Senior Play 4. Elizabeth T. Natkowski St. Casimz'r Honor Student 1-2-4; Class Vice-Pres. 2; Library Service 2; Home Economics 1; Usher- ette 4; Speech Arts Club 4 Student Council 3; Initiation Committee 2: Religion Dis- cussion Club 2; Student Pat- rol 4; Red Cross Rep. 1; Senior Play 4. Helen F. Krzywinski St. Franci: Glee Club 1; Speech Arts Club 4; Home Economics 2; Religion Discussion 2; Senior Play 4. Jane H. Makszym St. Stephen Honor Student 1-2-4; Glee Club 1; Red Cross Rep. 4; Home Economics 2; Speech Arts Club 4; Religion Discus- sion Club 2; Senior Play 4. Bernard F. Okray Axmmption Orchestra 1-2-3-4; Intr. Bas- ketball 1-2-3-4; Initiation Committee 2; Senior Play 4. Barbara J. Lappo Asmmptz'on Honor Student 3; Glee Club 1,-2; Class Monitor 1; Initia- tion Committee 2; Casmirette Staff 4; Senior Play 4. Stephanie C. Mikulec St. Cajimir Speech Arts Club 4; Home Economics 1-2; Library Serv- Club 2; Usherette 4; Initia- tion Committee 2; Senior Play 4. Robzrt M. Oleszkowlcz St. Cunegumia Mission Monitor 1-2-3-4; Baseball 2-3-4; Intr. Basket- ball 1-2-3-4; Glee Club 2-3; Student Patrol 4; Bowling Team 4; Senior Play 4. Annette T. Leszczewicz St. Stephen Red Cross Rep. 2-3-4; Library Service 2; Home Economics 1; Religion Discussion Club 1; Class Treasurer 2; Mission Monitor 4; Initiation Com- mittee 2; Casmirette Staff 4; Senior Play 4. Marie R. Myszka Aimmptz'on Speech Arts Club 4; Home Economics 4; Religion Dis- cussion Club 2; Initiation Committee 2. 31! ' ' 6 lg.- U.-- -. . mmem-u- l Frank J. Krzesowiak St. Cajimir Class President 4; Caretaker 1-2-3-4; Glee Club 2-3; Var- sity Basketball 3-4; Intr. Bas- ketball 1-2; Varsity Baseball 2-3-4; Athletic Board 1-4; Standing Social Committee 4; 1430W1ing Team 4; Senior Play 47.2,..r3hgfm Bernard J. Bartkowiak St. Francix Class Vice-Pres. 1-4; Honor 31'1H' :1' N : Student 1-2-4; Student Man- : ager 3-4; Casmirette Staff 4; Standing Social Committee 4; Student Council 2-3; Athletic 5 Board Chairman 4; Glee Club 2-3; Initiation Committee 2; Baccaluareate Mass Usher 3; Senior Play 4. Caroline Golembiewski Joan M. Kaminski St. Cam'mir Honor; Student 1-2-3--4; Class Secretary 4; Glee Club 1-2; Mission Monitor 2; Class Treasurer 3; Casmirette Staff 4; Casmirecho Staff 4; Speech Arts Club 4; Initiation Corn- mittee 2; Senior Play 4. Lawrence J. Peruski St. H yacmtb Class Treasurer 4; Intr. Bas- ketball 2-3-4; Intr. Basketball Manager 2; Usher 4; Varsity Baseball 3; Senior Play 4; Rose M. Kaminski St. Stephen Honor Student 1-2-3-4; Glee Club 1-2-3; Casmirette Staff Catherine J. Guzinska St. sz'mz'r Viola T. Janus St. Lawrence St. Caximir Home Economics 2; Casmir- ette Staff 4; Speech Arts Club 4; BVM Sodality Secretary 4; 4; Initiation Committee 2; Class Reporter 1-2; Religion Honor Student 3; Intr. Basket- Discussion Club 1; Senior ball 1-2; Varsity Basketball Play 4. 3; Senior Play 4. .'.1;-'-vx vrr-vv V ,- Eleanor F. Klein Axmmption Library Service 1; Entertain- ment Committee 2; Initiation Henry T. Klebanowski Committee 2; Honor Student ! Auumption 2; Intr. Basketball 3; Class 4 Secretary 3; Student Council Rep. 4; Girls Varsity Manager 4; Casmirette Staff 4; Religion Discussion Club 2; Speech Arts Club 4; Senior Play 4. Holy Name Secretary 3-4; Intr. Basketball 4; Glee Club 1; Usher 4; Casmirecho Staff 4; Senior Play 4. 'maw-Mh.-..... 3323391414.: 3. Glee Club 1-2-3; Cheerleader 1-2-3; Varsity Basketball 1; Intr. Basketball 3-4; Senior Play 4; Initiation Committee 2; Entertainment Committee 3. Frank J. Kociemba Armmplion Casmirecho Editor 4; Casmir- ette Staff 4; Recreation Chair- man 4; Casmirette Rally Chairman 4; Glee Club 1-2-3; Christmas Party Chairman 1; Glee Club Pres. 4; Class Pres. 1-2-3; Polish Club Pres. 2; Election Chairman 4; Holy 13C0minued on page 421 Intr. Basketball 1-2-3-4; Class Reporter 3; Initiation Com- mittee 2; Home Economics 2; Usherette 4; library Service 2; Speech Arts Club 4; Religion Discussion Club 2; Senior Play 4. Jane H. Kowalewski St. sz'mz'r Honor Student 2; Home Eco- nomics 2; Religion Discussion Club 2; Library Service 2; Speech Arts Club 4; Usherette 4; Senior Play 4. Roman F. Skalski Helen T. Skolarus : ... .. I-pft-NKIQI' ' 2 Raymond J. Swinkowski 1 St. Francis Bernice B. Strzepek St. Franck St. Cunengumii: St. Franci; Student Patrol 4; Intr. Basket- ball 2-4; Speech Arts Club 4; Bowling Team 4; Initiation Committee 2; Senior Play 4. Dolores E. Teklinski St. Can'mz'r Honor Student 1-2-3-4; Glee Club 1-2-3; Initiation Com- mittee 2; Casmirette Staff 4; Senior Play 4. Delphine M. Wisko Auumption Home Economics 2; Library Service 2; Orchestra 1-2-3; Speech Arts Club 4; Varsity Basketball 4; Religion Discus- sion Club 2; Intr. Basketball 2-3. Glee Club 1; Speech Arts Club 4; Casmirette Staff 4; Entertainment Committee 3; Senior Play 4. Theresa F. Torzewski St. sz'mz'r Class Treasurer 3; Box Offlce 4; Home Economics 1-2; Speech Arts Club 4; Religion Discussion Club 2; Intr. Bas- ketball 1; Library Service 2; Senior Play 4. Theresa M. Wydick St. Stephen Honor Student 2-4; Student Council ,4; Glee Club 2; Rec- reation Committee 4; Red Cross Rep. 1; Casmirette Staff 4; Entertainment Committee 3; Speech Arts Club 4; Initia- tion Committee 2; Student Patrol 4; Religion Discussion Club 2; Casmirecho Staff 4; Senior Play 4. Library Service 2; Home Eco- nomics 2; Offlce Practice 4; Speech Arts Club 4; Religion Discussion Club 2; Senior Play 4. Dolores L. Towle Assumption Class Monitor 2; Orchestra 2; Casmirette Staff 4; Initiation Committee 2; Speech Arts Club 4; Standing Social Com- mittee 4; Home Economics 1; Entertainment Committee 3; Religion Discussion Club 2; Usherette 4; Senior Play 4. Christine J. Zimnicka St. Francis Class Secretary 2; Varsity Bas- ketball 3-4; Intr. Basketball 2; Usherette 4; Initiation Committee 2; Student Council 3; Class Manager 1; Speech Arts Club 4; Home Econo- mics 1-2; Religion Discussion Club 2; Casmirecho Staff 4; Senior Play 4. Varsity Basketball 1-2-3; Intr. Basketball 4; Physical Fitness Instructor 2; Speech Arts Club 4; Senior Play 4. Rita M. Urban St. Cmimir Speech Arts Club 4; Home Economics 1-2; Library Serv- ice 2; Religion Discussion Club 2; Red Cross Rep. 2-3; Usherette 4; Senior Play 4. Frank J. Kociemba 4Concluded from page 392 Name Chairman 3-4; Bac- calaureate Mass Usher 3; Intr. Basketball 1; Varsity Basket- ball 2-3-4; Baseball 1-2-3-4; Initiation Chairman 2; Bowl- ing League 4; Ring Day Co- Chairman 3; Junior- Senior Banquet CO-Chairman 5; Senior Play 4. up ya ; v- ay31h nun; -w-v gym. -; , - Ii-vrpuwv-n v v ; 'k 7 J 3'. 'I IV mn-nr-x-A Ac..- -- -- Dorothy V. Polipowski Pattengill Home Economics 2; Library Service 2; Religion Discussion Club 2; Speech Arts Club 4; Initiation Committee 2; Book- store Manager 1-2; Senior Play 4. Josephine F. Popowski St. Stephen Honor Student 1-2-2-3; Class Reporter 1-2-3; Casmirette Editor 4; Glee Club 1-2-3; Senior Play 4. Eleanor J. Olson St. Caxz'mir Honor Student 3-4; Recrea- tion Secretary 4; Casmirecho Staff 4; Religion Discussion Club 2; Athletic Board Secre- tary 4; Class Secretary 1; Stu- dent Council 4; Initiation Committee 2; Red Cross Rep. 1-2-3; Library Service 3-4; Cheerleader 3; Co-Capt. Cheerleader 4; Election Com- mittee 4; Entertainment Com- mittee 3; Home Economics 2; Intr. Basketball 4; Senior Play 4. Helen M. Poniatowski St. Cajimir Speech Arts Club 4; Student Patrol 4; Office Practice 4; Orchestra 3; Intr. Basketball 3; Library Service 2; Religion Discussion Club 2; Varsity Basketball 2; Home Econo- mics 1-2. Frank R. Rogala St, Cunegundij Intr Basketball 3-4; Glee Club 1; Senior Play 4. Pauline M. Piontek St. Caximir Class Secretary 2-3; Honor Student 2; Library President 3-4; Student Council 4; BVM Sodality Treasurer 4; Speech Arts Club 4; Religion Dis- cussion Club 2; Senior Play 4. Stella N. Popowicz St. Cajimz'r Home Economics 2; Offlce Work 4; Religion Discussion Club 2; Usherette 4; Library Service 2. Boniface F. Rosinski St; Franck Glee Club 2-3; Intr. Basket- ball 1-2-4; Speech Arts Club 4; Student Patrol 3-4; Bowl- ing Team 4; Initiation Com- mittee 2; Senior Play 4. Irvin A. Plagens St. Francix Mission Monitor 1; Speech Arts Club 4; Casmirecho Staff 4; Bowling Team 4; Senior Play 4. Eleanor M. Popowski St. Stephen Honor Student 3; Intr. Bas- ketball 1; Home Economics 1-2; Initiation Committee 2; Speech Arts Club 4; Class Re- porter 1; Religion Discussion Club 2; Casmirette Staff 4; Library Service 2; Senior Play 4 Theresa M. Rothermel St. Lawrence Speech Arts Club 4; Home Economics 1-2; Religion Dis- cussion Club 2; Initiation Committee 2; Senior Play 4. 44444444444444 Lord, make at imtmmmtt 0 f Your peace. Where there 2'; hatred, let m 5010 love; where there is injury, pardon; where there i: dexpaz'r, hope. eSt. Francis of Assisi WE ARE Now NO LONGER SENIORS, no longer a part of that which we love. We take another step higher in our lives as citizens in a world of tomorrow. With the training which we received through our past years we will do our part to assure all with whom we come in con- tact, that it truly may be a peaceful tomorrow. l x .P 932. q... us- ' nail- 1- xi! l ' l I t i...--o-m a . F ihw 3 ty- d-I-Xw. ,H; r.- d:4r: eii, v-v mama .9: m i. i . '1 f i i . t i s 1 ' f i 'i '1 MAGN A CUM LAUDE I 7 left to right: I 5. i D. Teklinski J. Hill P. Voight I f . J. Popowski J. Cisek G. Baker i D. Blazak C. Golembiewski M. J. Kaminski CUM LAUDE L. Zapinski ......-o.u....l-.,.. e--.M.,-......vu -4;.w.....u.-w...ws:w-0mainm . .. -..,...,.... ...;.. ..... ..., .. ,. - l . , . . v , - murzhwmw..w ,mmu, $nww, ..,.. , W, ,, CAO adtic eonnom B. Bartlzowiak Perhaps you wonder why a full page is devoted to the stars pictured here. This place of distinction has been re- served for a small group of seniors who spurred on with an intellectual Vitality have earned the iiMagna Cum Laude and Cum Laude standings. The fore- most of these is attained by a student who merits the honor roll throughout the four years; the second, by one who merits it three years including the sen- ior year. I. Maksym E. Natkawski .,..wu,g w ... . Rev. Leonard Partensky Michigan Junction Market A. Grzezinski E. Brylowski Alex 8: Alex George Capel Service Rosenberg's Men 8: Boy s Store Jarzembowski 8: Son Frank A. Cylkowski Pinka 8: Szwapa Mr. and Mrs. Peter Stelmaszek Mr. and Mrs. Ulanski Rays Market Joe's Market Helen Kisielewski John Kaniecki Wanda Kisielewski Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Wisko Mrs. Stella Wardzinski Mrs. Harold Lawson Phyllis Popowski 50 Mrs. Victoria Kajder Mr. Stanley Kajder Albert Kay Mr. Wm. Samuels Florence Rolecki ,45 Mrs. S. Moryc Mr. and Mrs. Frank Michno Mr. arid Mrs. J. Postelniak Mr. and Mrs. Drapinski Anthony Michno ,45 Joseph Jagodzinski Mr. and Mrs. Landry Mr. Leo Bednarski Helen Bednarski ,50 Luttickes Dept. Store Arthufs Dept. Store Roy S. Thomas Ernest Forman R. Gerell Isabelle Carlyle Adolph Kozier Barber Shop Edward Kawacki A. J. Wypijewski J. Wierzczynski Marianne Piatkowska Stella Popowicz ,47 Nele Beauty Shoppe Mr. and Mrs. Paul Roman Mr. A. Popowicz Kilroy Sam's ABC Market Mr. Joseph Wysocki Joan Bonkowski Mrs. Katharine Korecki Frank Ozog 42 Stanley Ozog, U.S.N. ,44 Mr. and Mrs. A. Otlewski Mr. John Niewola Ben Bazydlo 548 Charles T. Nikodem Don Machuta 348 Mrs. M. Makohon Joe Wisniewski ,48 Sirota's Jewelry Senate Beauty Shoppe Mrs. Cassie Narkun Emily Narkun '50 S. Nowak Mr. Miarka Stanley Chain Mr. M. Waligorski Mary Ann Kwiatkowski '48 Walter Nowakowski ,50 Ray Mariucci 50 Emmet Morris Chas. E. Myers Gertie Sadowski 48 Mr. Louis Mrs. Eleanor Karczynski Mrs. Stanley Cisek Mrs. J. Percha Mrs. F. Percha Joan Kramis Mr. Stephen Szymanski Mr. and Mrs. Joe Klein Mrs. V. Popowski Delphine Kopcak ,46 Dorothy Garbus 46 Marion Jagodzinski Margaret Krygowski Helen Zywot 42 Mrs. Frances Kwiatkowski Dr. C. C. McCormick Dr. Moeller Joe Mascarri Jack Echleri Betty Stemp Jacqueline Wolkowicz Henry Cichon Mr. and Mrs. M. Boluck Genevieve Boluck Mrs. Frances Dasin Mr. and Mrs. F. Neff Mr. and Mrs. C. Greca Dolores Teklinska 47 Helen Zabielski Eleanor Bartos 48 A Friend Mrs. Wanda Klos Mr. and Mrs. Kolasa Mr. Frank Tatarczuko Vincenfs Bar Theresa Roslonski 46 Rita Kobak Theresa Kobak . Alois Miasga . and Mrs. Matthew Blazak . Walter R. Woods . and Mrs. Arthur J. Galvin . and Mrs. Wm. Youkna . Paul W. Evely . Frederick W. Federspiel Evelyn Szymanski 48 Sylvia Rumpa 46 George Brescoe ,42 Leonard Laskowski Edward Kurkiewicz Flanz Home 8: Auto Supply Mr. Henry Roche Master Rickie Augustine Eddie Dymerski Harry Caskey Orzechowski Josephine Popowski ,47 Mrs. E. Mullins Mrs. Rose Kajkowska Mr. Ralph Weil James Russo Dom Temes Petefs Bar Albert Miller Henry,s Radio Repair Buchanan Lunch Sylvia Kowalewski Daniel Szaton Mary Kowalewska Chester Kowalewski Joseph Badash Henrietta Badaczewski Jimmie Zapinski Mr. Frank Roch Paul Mackiewicz Mr. and Mrs. Zapinski Ethel Voight K. Kurtzman Stephanie Ritz Norma Gawronski Eileen Ostrow Lillian Sitarek Jo Labodie Dorothy Leszczynski I 8: M Market Continental Sport Shop Sirota Gladstone J. L. Kohn Linoleum Mart Max,s Jewelry Co. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Skolarus Mrs. A. IgnatCZak Stephanie Mikulec ,47 Dorothy Mikulec '48 Stanley Mikulec, Jr. ,50 Ester Zawacka '48 John and Mary Sandecki Mary Ann Sandecka 48 Mr. Burke Sheen Bellek's Grocery Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Balcer Stella Ozog 49 John's Hollywood Cleaners Mr. and Mrs. Felix B. Kujawa Eleanor Malolepsza Susan 48 Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Pelot A Friend West Side Grocery Bernadette Szafarz 45 West End Bar Sgt. Stanley F. Romanowski Mr. Adam F. Poniatowski 39 Mr. Mazuchowski Sophia Balazy 46 Dolores Shootko 46 Delphine Bachorski 49 Mary Ann Sobczak 49 Dolores Bien ,49 Dorothy Bordwski 549 Rita Przekop 43 George Piontek 50 Mr. Jim Griffm Betty Merlo 49 Doris Zientarski 547 Irene Kociemba '49 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Watson Mr. and Mrs. A. Olesko Ann Brylowski ,48 Ray Brylowski Irene Widuta 48 Mr. John Holdinski Lucille Wasilewski 49 Marianna Polokowsky Ray 8: Stanley Service Stanley Bien Jojo Myszka Andrew Popowicz Mr. and Mrs. S. Macielak Raymond C. Wieczorek Mrs. Victoria Tankiewicz Arthur Thompson Janie Borger Robert Skotzke Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Dams Gus Pappas Carol Susack Mr. and Mrs. John Urban Mr. and Mrs. Leo Groen Mrs. Janik I VLMWHUHU w- x X xf: V' : -7 .. N k R Ayn. 1n U 1777 I V M ply . . . $0n60r6 . . .h To the SPONSORS and PATRONS who help us make this book worthy of the school it represents we extend our sincere thanks. Rev. Edward Maisel Rev. Victor Dominas Rev. M. Gannas 101m I. Dingell, Congressman St. Casimir H. 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Blosk Everest Lucas Mr. and Mrs. Charles Foley Quality Plating Works Mrs. Florence Poniatowski Mac Berdis Marie H orger W6 Cunningbamk Drug Store Grace Percba Bernice Grzelak Mr. and Mrs. Kaminskz' Mr. and Mrs. A. Natkowski Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Rosinski Duplicating Sales 85 Service Mr. Michael N alepa Dominickk Cafe Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dominick Mr. Iolm Sobasb Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brenda Irwin A. Plagens ,47 Mrs. B. Krogulecki Mrs. S. Komieczny Grace Kaminski 47 Florence Lappo Mrs. M. Lappo Ben O,Kmy 47 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Domka Mrs. Mary Leszczewicz Roosevelt Bar Tom H amway Theresa Grzywacz ,46 Mr. Edward Penke Mr. and Mrs. W. Surdey N orman Steinert Steve Skalski Frahk Rogala, Sr. Mr. Joseph Ramps Stan-Ray Studio Mr. and Mrs. B. Kaminski Chester Maisner U 6 Ioseph Leszczewicz Weybing Bros., Jewelers Rev. V. 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