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

Text from Pages 1 - 44 of the 1949 volume:

ibeclicafion We, the Senior Class of 1949, dedicate with heartfelt admiration and profound gratitude this volume of the Casmirecho to the Felician Sisters in commemoration of their Diamond Jubitee. From the establishment of Saint Cosimir parish the Felicion Sisters hove endeavored with great zeal and untiring efforts to guide and instruct us along aur path of life Their impetus and encouragement brought forth intellectual, spiritual, and social leaders into sooety in various phases of tife. May Our Lord bless and protect our teachers who so lovingly directed our tender years and hovered over our footsteps. it is to the Feticion Sisters, our teachers and our friends, that we express our deepest appreciation. They, not only in 0 just and sincerely per- suasive m-onner, presented and explained Catholic truth but were examples of true Christian fortitude to each and every one of use To those who may in years to come thumb these pages, we hope it will bring a reverend thought of days gone by. jlze 7949 CadmirecAo puma! Ag 19 Simiar Ciad5 of SI. Cadimir AgA $11.00!; Eefroil. WZrA 1'szer REV E. MAISEL Favor SISTER M. EENEDICTA American History U. S. Govcrnmen! Junior Sponsor SISTER M. CRISPiNE English Latin General Science Freshman Sponsor Our Faculty REV. V. SZYMANSKI Religion Instruclor REV A NIECKARZ Rohgion Instructor SISTER M. EOZENE Engtish Music Sophomore Sponsor SISTER M. LAURENTA Engiish History General Science Freshman Sponsor SISTER M. SISTER M. SISTER M. SISTER M CLEMENTINE Commercial, Religion Senior Sponsor SISTER M. IGNATIUS Mathematics, Religion Sephomore Sponsor GERTRUDE Commercial, Polish Senio: Sponsor SYLVINE English. Religion Freshman Sponsor EDiTH Science, Mathematics Mechanical Drawing Junior Sponsor SISTER M. JEREMIAH Principal To Jesus through Mary We pray dear Mother of God, that the indescribable beauty and the glow-white purity of your own Immaculate Heart may so captivate our SOUIS that we will detest all sin and dedicate our lives to the honor of the God who created us. IOUS seniors venture 3e13, ambit i 00! career. ember 5c? .a...o igh T Dr 8 S 8h umr :19 0 Cu Q1 f H'W Horkening to the toil To climb the lost steps Scholastic In Sociology class tlzv Seniors acquire a better understanding of h u m an relations. They realize that a good sound social liv- ing depends upon re- lz'gion The knowledge of American Government. provides the students with a broader view- point. of American ideals of life. A study of true democracy cul- tivates greater appre- cialion of the spirit. and efforts displayed by the builders of our America. The quod's and quid's' tenses. baff- ling rules, and fre- qumzt exceptions no longer frighten the Freshman in their study of Latin. Shakespeare's well- Icnown tragedy. Mac- beth , brings the Sen- ior English Class in a deep discussion of its value. Literature as well as grammar is embodied in the teaching of the Polish language. A course in Physics enlightens the Seniors, our modern imitators of Einstein. in the phe- nomena of inanimate matter. ' m hygyyfgk. -- . Bookkeeping co m - plcment of the com- mercial course, ac- quaints the Sopho- mores with the funda- mentals of practical economy. An eager group of Senior typists strive to reach their cherished goal of speed and ac- curacy. Though Shorthand is not a dramatic sub- ject, characters alone play the essential role. .471 a'rm'llmzt har- mony of nwlodz'mm mices is developvd in Hz? high school Glct' Club. The wonders of Sci- ence arc- dl'lm'd b1; Ilu' vurzous Frmlzmvn. who Evan: Hm bum m' ,wi- wntjfic Hiwun'h. Future Irr'u'lf. f?fafflit'x U! An active organi- zation, which up- holds the principals of parliamentary procedure. is the Student Council. Under the skillful direction of the li- brary staff students are guided in their choice of literature and research. The untiring ej- jorts of the boys to give respect and homage to the Holy Name of Christ can truly be recognized in t he i r whole- hearted participa- tion in all activities of the Holy Name Society. The publication room is a scene of arm! interest as the Camnirette S t a If prepares an issue of the School papvr A check-up under the able supervision of Ult' school nursr kn'px the Students 21! perfect health. Under the guiding protection of Mary the Sodaliats par- ticipate in their monthly meetings and annual ullaz'rx Moments OH The Entertainment Com- mittee displays a smile of triumph on the success of their first dance. The activities of our high school program would not be complete without the rendi- tions of our school orchestra. We are proud to present the Rhythm Aces. composed of the high school members. whose timely music enchants our dances. Dancing plays an essential role in the formation of new acquaintances and enter- tainment of Hm students. Pleasure U'N'lfl It is with great anticipation that the student body greets the annual .tJ-Hop sponsored by the Juniors. Glee Club honors Pastor on his feast day. Lower righttDuring the noon intermission. bowling, a well- known sport, proves to be an ex- cellent pastime for the Senior girls. Lower left-The Student Coun- cil officers are elected by the stu- dents according to the principles of democracy. W ?IQOW H On a beautiful evening scented with the flowers of May and midst the rustle of swaying gowns. the Seniors are enraptured by the en- chanting strains of the Senior Prom. Elated by the sweet music of Eddie Casper and the beautiful atmosphere of the Whittier Hotel. an occasion of unforgettable joy was tcoren into the hearts and memories of those who are about to enter the threshold of the future. W Senior Play Leno Rivers, 0 modern fhree-oct Com- edy-Dromo, deals with the piight of young Leno Rivers and her beloved Granny Nichols. Leno and her Grand mother are subject to The sort of freofme'if that is usually allotted to poor reiotions. in the last act fore steps in and proves our heroine's, Leno Rivers, ster- ling character and the denouement of the end of the play is startling indeed. CAST OF CHARACYERS Lena Rivers, our adorabic heroine .......... DOLORES BIEN Granny Nichols, her beloved gmndmother ....FLORENCE FRITZ John Livingstone, Leno's uncie HAVENCESLAUS DOMBROWSKI Mrs. Livingstone, his wife, who has social ambition: ......... DOLORES MASEK Caroline Livings?0nc, who is an echo of her maiher ..,.LUCILLE WASIELEWSKI Anna Livingstone, her sismv, worm-hearlod, sincere ........... ZITA STANISLAWSKI Jchn Junior, who is addicted to slung, ARTHUR iNONDOLOWSKI Frank Graham, 0 Southern gentleman ......... BOB VICTOR Mr; Graham, his jealous wiie ........ CHRISTINE SIKORSKI Durward Beimont, her son by a former marriage .......... EDWARD ZYLA Malcoim Everett, 0 fuior .......... JOSEPH NALEPA ...... THERESA SHOOTKO in ihe Livingsionc home Aun' Milly, a colored servant Old Caesar. colored servan? who is always fixin' to do ...... EDWARD BRUDZINSKI Maiden Dancers ............ DOLORES PIOTROWSKI, ELAINE PLAGENS, ROSAUE RYBA, ADELE ZASUWA, IRENE KO- CIEMBA, HELEN NOWINSKI. BOYS' VARSITY Standing: W. Lovendosky, L. Favaz- 2a, A. Wondolowski, S. Golonka, J. Nalepa, G. Olesko, E. Tadajewski, R. Malolepszy, L. Ciloski. $ ' -ww' G? W First row: A. Zakolowski. Coach S. Zelek, Athletic Director, Rev. Maisel, Assistant Director, Rev. Szymanskih Capt. R. Sionkowski. W. Dombrowski not pfctured. Red, Wh GIRLS VARSITY Top row: F. Kwiatkmvski. A. 0203. P. Ciesielski, J. Winowiecki, B. Tada- jewska. M. A. Zakolowski, R. Favazza I. NIacielak. J. Tuube. D. Garcia. Bottom row: D. Masek, S. Shootko. Capt. H. NIalnlcpsza, Cu.-Capt. D. Madalinski. F. Fritz, T. Swientom B. Cook not pictured. BOYS' RESERVES Standing: Capt. E. Zajac, W. Nowakowski, J. Rumps, E. Jurewicz, G. Piontek, B. Michno, Coach S. Zelek. Bottom row: G. BastaL E. Gorny. J. Lazaraz, N. Zapin- ski, T. Leszczewicz, R. Ma- zurek. Mary Ann Sobczak. Adele Tankiewicz. Joan Ladach. Delphine Bachorska, Elaine Plagens, Joan Kujawa, Dor- othy Borowska, Dolores Pio- troxvska. USHERETTES XVilson. Gerald Winowiecki. Jeanette Wojtowicz. Evelyn Zapjnski. James Adamczyk, Raymond Balcer. Thomas Barlozek, Elizabeth Bartkowiak. Theresa Bazner. Conrad Bednarczyk. Cecilia Bialek. Marcella Bies. James Blank, Julia Burba. Irene Conant. Betty Cichostemski. Stanley Chrzanowski. Alice Dobek. Joseph Gazda. Joan Golembioski. Delphine Grajek. Stella Grucz. Dorothy Farmer. Richard Favazza. Rosemary Felske. Mary Ann Filary, Elaine Kaczmarok. Sylvia Kairunas. Frances. Kasprzyk, Donald Kluisza. Loretta Kolaski. Joan Kolnitys. Richard Kreager, George Krzywdzinski. Richard Laskowska. Joan Leszczewicz. Thaddeus Lisowski, Richard Makara, George Malolepszy. Jerome Mastalski. John Mathews. Donald Mikstenas. Aldonn Mikula, Janet Misiak. Ernest Muleska, Mary Ann Mullins. Richard Nieckarz. Peter Nusser. William Olszewskn. Dolores Padilla. Stella Padilla. Virginia Pikula. Raymond Piontck. Alice Piontek. Robert Plocharczyk. Genevieve Pniewski, Raymond Przybylski, Donald Raszkowskiv Donald Rienkc. Elizabeth Rosinska. Martha Selonkc. Barbara Smechom. Rosemary Smechoin. Ronald Snycerski. Edward Siupik. Joseph Sytkowski. Richard TadajewskL Barbara Taube. Joan Teefey. Geraldine Walicki. Arthur Walkuska. Marsha Wasielewski. Theresa Waslawska. Joan Wiercioch. Billy Wiland. George Wilkins, Donald Balazy. Casimir Balint. Frances Basta. Gerald Bernardi. Margaret Binlach. Robert Boyk, Robert- BurczyckL Gilbert Celmer. Lilian Ciesielska. Patricia Ciloski. Leonard Garcia, Dora Giess. Mary Giess Rosemary GladkoxVSki. Leonard Gruba, Patricia Gurka Leonard Crrytza Mary Jane Jurewicz. Edward Karakula. W'almr Kasprzyk. Patricia Kendra Peter Kluisza. Dolores Kokocinska. Barbara Kosinska. Rosalie Kronkowski, Donald Kumm. Richard Kwiatkowska. Frances Ladach, Patricia Laskowski. Geraldine Lazasz. John Lelo. Norman Macielak, Irene Makara, Violet Matey. Roman Manes. Geraldine Mazurek. Ronald IVIelowski Richard Mikm Mary Ann Misiak. Gerald Mucha. Beatrice Mirowska. Helen Nowakowski. Raymond Nowinska. Victoria Orhkowska. Lucille Ozog, Anne Parpart. Richard Peterson Arlene Rojcwska, Patricia Ruba. Dolores Sedlock. Robert Shumack, Eleanor Skalski, Richard Skrihoniuk. Alice Turczyn. Corine Wasilewska. Gertrude XVawrzymak. Dorothy Welker. Donald Wendlowskiv Donald Wichowski. Clarence Wiercioch, Joseph Wook. Theresa Zapinski. Norbert Zundel Dolores Zundel, Leonard SOPHOMORES ..JUNIORS... Adamczyk. Robert Almas. Patricia Bazner. Phyllis Bednarski. Helen Bednarz, Edwin Biernat. Norman Catka. Jerome Ciesielska. Barbara Duda. Pauline Galecki. Raymond Golonka. Stanley Gorny, Edward Guzinska. Theodora Hill. Mary Ann Horger. James Jaskot; Thaddeus Kwiatkowska. Roselyn Kajder. Rose Kendziorek. Christine Klejnowski, Dorothy Kolaski. Dolores Krajewski. Robert Kutz. Marlene , Lane; Dorothy Laskowski, Patricia Laskowski. Phyllis Lovendosky. William Lukasiewicz. Elizabeth Machowska. Elizabeth Malec. Irene Malolepszy. Richard Maruicci. Ray Marquette. Harold Michno. Bernard Miller. Margaret Mullins, Mary Jane Narkun. Emily Nikodem. Florence Novak. Walter Percha, Sylvia Pietraszek. Dolores Piontek, George Podulka, Conrad Polaski. Patrick Rajda. Josephine Rumps. Joseph Ryznar. Stanley Skotzke. Robert Smentowski. Richard Sugajska. Marlene Thompson. Donald Urbanowicz. Nathalie Waligorski. Martin Wendt. Constance Wojciak. Arnold Wysocka. Joan Wysocki. Joseph Zakolowska. Mary Ann Zalewski. Joseph SENIORS CLASS PATRON ............................................................................. Immaculate Heart of Mary CLASS COLORS .................................................................................................. Blue and White CLASS FLOWER .......................................................................................................... White Rose CLASS MOTTO .................................................................................... To Jeszm Hzrough Marx! Honor Students - Magna Cum Laude DOLORES PIOTROWSKI ' i : EDNA RHEAULT DELPHINE BACHORSKI J v, A , ,v I , . DOLORES BIEN CHRIS'HNE SIKORSKE ESTHER CHRZANOWSKI .V 3, : . v . IRENE KOCIEMBA JOSEPH NALEPA LUCILLE WASIELEWSKI , .1 3' 4;, f 1 FLORENCE MACIELAK ZITA STANlSLAWSKl EDWARD ZYLA - Cum Laude , 7 j A .. ' V V , ROBERT VICTOR - Cum Laude ROSAUE RYBA . Cum Loude WENCESLAUS E. DOMBROWSKI SI. Casimir Sundent Council Pres, 4: Honor Smdem 1: Class President 3: Smdcnt Council Rep, 1-2; Intr. Basketball 1: Bowling Team 3: Cheerleader 2; Varsity Baskeumn 3-4; Initiation Committee 2: Enter. Commiuee 3-4: Rim: Day Cw Chairman 3: From CummHMo 4: Chemistry Club Pres. 3: Senior Play 2-4: Reception Committee 4: Banquet Co-Chairman 3: Standing Committee 4. A leader delermined if his heighi of ochievgmgnff 7 T xi-MALOYSIUS A. KAWECKI Assumption 8. V. M. Student Council Treasi 4: SKudenL Patrol 4; Enter. Committee 3: Pres. of Polish Club 1-2; Bacca- laumte Mass Usher 3: Initiatiun Committee 2: Archery Club 2: Camera Club 3. He smiles at others just for fun and ye! his hear? is just for one. DOROTHY R. BALCER Sf. Sfephen Library Staff 1-2-3-4: Red CFOFS 2: Honor Student 3-4: Student Patrol 3-4: Casmirette Staff 4: Shorthand Club 4: Chemistry Club 3: Enter, Committee 3; Bowling Team 4: Latin Club 2; Casmirecho Staff 4: Usherctte 4. Beaumul red hair has she, always as amicable as can be. ALBERT P. BERISH St. John Nepomucene Election Board 4: Student Patrol 3-4; Volley Ball 3; Archery Club 27 Everybody's friend. CHESTER R. BOKUNIEWICZ Assumpfion Bowling 3-4; Volley Ball 2-3; En- terlnmment Committee 3: Class Treasurer 4; Student Patrol 4. HWork is healthy; so cm L HELEN B. NOVI NSKEY Assump'ion C1335 Treasurer 1; Polish Club 1-2; Class Secretary 2-3: Shorthand Club 4; Student Council Sec. 4: Enter. Commiltce 3; Initiation Comminee 4; Typing Room Moni- tor 3-4: Senior Play 4: Business Manager for Casmirecho 4. Her friends were many, her enemies few. DELPHINE M. BACHORSKI Sf. Casimir Glee Club 2-3-4: Senior Play 2'. Librarian 1: Honor Student 1-243- 4: Ushereue 4; Class Vicc-Pres. l; Shothand Club 4: Casmirettc Staff 4. N there were only many more like her. LORRAINE BAR Assumpfion Polish Club 2; Varsity Basketball 2: Intramural Basketball 3-4: Class Manager 4; Shorthand Club 4. A Hue friend is a friend forever. DOLORES L. BIEN Sf. Cosimir Cheerleader 1: Student Council Rep. 1-2-3-4: Librarian 1-2-3: Initi- ation Commiuee 2; Enter. Commu- lee 3-4; Inn: Basketball 3-4; Glee Club 2-3-4; Senior Play 2-4: Honor Student 1-2-34: Casmirette Staff 4: Casmirecho Staff 4; Chairman of BALM. Sod. 4. i'Ambih'ous, folly, and also wise; Beware! Thereis mischief in her eyes. DOROTHY A. BOROWSKI Sf. Casimir Glee Club 2; Senior Play 2; Mis- sion Monitor 3-4: Class Reporter 3: Camera Club 3: Enter. Commit- tee 3-4: Senior Play Usherette 4; Bmketball Ushermle 4; Recreation Committee 3; Sodamy Committee 3-4; Red Cross Rep. 3: Casmirecho Business Manager. HA ready wif for every occasion. CLARtCE J. BOYK Assumph'on B. V. M. Rod Cram Rep. fl: Intramural Bmvhxie Tum: I33 SELidt-M, Pafful 4: Clue Chm 4: Shorthaml Club 4. Blah Stuff 3-4: Enu'rlznnment Cnrnmitlon 4. 1 Happy, loving and gay. ' x 1 V . .3! V LEONARD BUGAJ Sf. Cunegunda Enmrtuimnom Cmmnitmu 4; dam Patrul 4: Election Ba. d a. Bowling Tvum 4; Inn: anchall 4. ' He looks down from a greai height ESTHER T. CHRZANOWSKI St. Francis Honor Student 1-2-3-4: sion Mommr 1'. Latin Enwr. Cummittee ll; Claw ian 4; Shorthand Club Pres, Unhurem: 4; Casmirecho Staff Wisdom grows in quief pieces, ALOYSIUS JV DLUZYNSK. S9. Sfephen Clam; President 14: Smdcnl Coum ml 3; Enter. Committee 34: Film: Day Co-Cinmrman Sf Jumor Senmr Banquet ii: Glee Club '24- ; Elev- Unn Board 4; Scmm' Play 2: But. Mum Uhhcr 3; Recreation Com- miHL-c 3. HGrim! in words, long in action, He is our one and greaf oHracHon.' LEO J. FAVAZZA Sf. Cosimfr Vurnn Bmizclhzuli :14: In': . Bmw kctlmll 1: Glee Club 1-3-4; Orchuw Em 1-34; Class vac inirlt-m 1: Simlunt P.11ru1 tbletu- Rep. 1: Emmx Cmnvmttct: m Happy and gay, cheerful or play? Genflc in everything she dous.' EDWARD J. BRUDZINSKI Sf. Cunegundu ChI'Ir-IHHIS P1113; Chairman 1: Entex: Commute? L 3:: Standing: Coup mitlvv 4; Chomistry Club 3; Rovep- non Comrmtlue 4: Bac. Mas; Ushex 3;Iml::ni0n Cumrnmvc 12; Pollsh Cluh Pres. 3; Ciav Presu- dcnt J: Prom Chairman 4; Student Cmmml Rem 4' Senior Play 0-4; G30: Club 3.3 m4; Ell-Lrtion BUuI l 4: Simian! Patrol 4. I'Honesf, fair and square. SOPHIE l. CHMIEL Sf. Siephen Cheerleader 3-4; Student Patrol 3: Cherrmlry Club 3: Enter. Com- minL-c 3; Latin Club 2; Shnrthand Club 4; Usht'rutte 4, BERNARD F. CIOLEK Assumption StaLIv Ham! 1!: AIhH-hc Yup. 17: Bacmluurentc Maw Ikher 1:; Stu- dent Patrol 4'. Muxion Mon, 4; Polish Club 2. Quie' as a mouse but iwice as lively. JOAN M. DRAPINSKI Assumption Honor swam! E; tf'hcxz'W ry Club 12, Pnlirh Club 1-2; Rnwllnu 'l'uznn 3-: Camera Cluh 1!; Innintion C mmiHee 11: Emm: Committec The joker of the Senior Class. FLORENCE F. FRITZ Sf. Lawrence Claw Treasurer 1-2: Intr. Bzukct- b: l 1 J; Girla Yaruty 3-4: Chemv xqrg Club 3; Friier. Crummuur 3- 1: Prom Comminu- 4: Cumnircttc Run? 1: Shnrthnnd Club -l: Inniav :im: f'n::.mlHu- 2; Rod Cru-x- 103.1 ;; Lmrnrizm 1-2: I.:.l.n Czuh 12; Vsl-mnr Play 4. 'A cheery heart, a smiling focal BEATRICE J. GUCWA SI. Cunegunda Enter. Committee 2 3: Sodality Rep. 3-4: Prom Committee 4; Shorthand Club 4. Smile and H12 world smiles wiih you. IRENE S. KOCIEMBA Assumption ionor Student 1-2-3-4: Camera Club 3: Polish Club Secretary 2: Election Board 4: Shorthand Club 4: Class Secretary 1-2-3-4: Casmir- ene Staff 4: Intr. Basketball 2-3-4: Casmirecho Staff 4; Senior Play 4A Never sharp, never H01, always natural. GEORGE KURPI NSKI Assumpiion Stage Hand 2: Enter. Committee 3: Volley Ball 3: Archery Club 2. HMen of few words are the besl 1; men. NORBERT A. LUKASZEWSKI SI. Casimir Student Council R013. 3: Student Palrol 3: Inlr. Basketball 1-2-34: Bowling Team 3-4: Volley Ball 2-3. A man is what he wishes Io be thought. DELPHINE C, MADALINSKI Assumption Varsity Basketball 1-2-3-4: Initia- tion Committee 2: Polish Club L2: Bowling 3-4: Sodzllily Committee 3; Student Patrol :1: Library Scr- Vicc 4. Is one of those persons who seems fo be always laughing and keep ing everyone laughing with her. MARGARET L. HOLDlNSKI 5!. Lawrence Glee Club 245-4: Senior Play 2: Class Treasurer 4: Shorthand Club I; Prom Committee 4: Latin Cluh One look info fhose clear, frank, blue eyes, and we trusted our financial affairs fo Margie. JOAN M. KUJAWA SS. Peler 8. Paul Honor Student 1-3: Glee Club 2-2!- 4: Senior Play :2: Shor1hund 4: Ushcreltc 4. WM she possesses. JOAN M. LADACH Sf. Casimir Intr. Basketball 143-4; Initiation Committee 2: Polish Club 1-2: Us- hereue 4: Chemistry Club 3: Stu- dcnl Patrol 4: Emer. Committee 3; Sodality Rep. 4: Shortlmnd Club Treasurer 4 A place for everyfhing, and everything in ii: place. FLORENCE J MACIELAK 5!. Barbara Honor Student 1-2-34: Imr. Bay kctball 1-2-3-4: Library Staff 1-2- 3: Cheerleader 1H: Clam Librarmn 1-2: Class Reporter 2-3; Entertain- ment Committee 3: Usherctte 4: Shomhand Club 4: Latin Club 2: Business Manager 4, Just a little ray of sunshine that penefrafes fhe gloom of dark, rainy daysf' LEONARD JV MALCZYNSKI Sf. Casimir lmr. Basketball 1-2-34: Student Patrol 2-3-4: Glee Club 1-2: Senior Piuy 2. Bowling 3-4: Enter. Cmm mince 2S: Initiation Commlucu 12: Volley Ball 2-25. A jolly fellow with a song in his heart? HELEN F. MALOLEPSZA AssumpHon Honor S 'chm '2; Varsity 8:14:91- Emli 1- 4: X1: city Cuptwm 12734. Pohsh Club 1-2; Student Patrul 4. Casmxretw RvpnrM-r 1: Inixian Conwmlttec '3; Alnlum Pumud IZuL Shorlhand Club 4; Sudnmy V'lce- P115. 4; .Ir.-Szx Banquet 3: Imr. Manmzer 4; Unwrem- 4 ,'Her eyes are homes of siienf prayer. CONSTANCE MULKA 59. Francis Enter. Cmnmluvv 3: Glow Cluh 4. 'Silence is one great arf of conversofion. DOLORES A. OLESKO 5!. Francis C135: Secrmary 1; Polish Chm L2: Orchestra 1-r 4; Enter. Commit- we 3: Intr. .kL-tbnll 2-34: cm 1'- luidcl' 3, Cheurirariur Cu-Ca , . . 4: Honor Student 24:; Prnm Cmnv mmcu 4: Si'xormzmd Club 4, 'As full of life and iolliiy as any- one would care to belt STELLA F. 0200 Sf. Cunegunda Red Crop 1: Mxx'sinu Mrvnimr 2' Studrnt PIIIFDX 2- : C'rmn'm'ary Lilzm 11; Cum. CheM'IL-udvr 3-4; Hmmr Student 34: Shnrmund Club 4: Latin C11111 2: Enter. Commxftryv 3: Athletic Unurd 4; Slundmg Cum- 0 Ixitfvv 3:17.: .,I D: hlh .. HAche, oHrache, and Hue. EUGENE J. PAVJLUSZKA 55. Peter 8. Paul Sr-nzm' Play 12; Cumtm Chm 3: Athlmlc Brmrd 2; Prnm Cnmmxupo Arrhury Club 2: Student Putmi -: 'Shy bui spryfl DOLORES A. MASEK Sf. Cunegunda Smdg-m Council 3-4: Glee Club 2- '1; Honor Student 3-4; Senior Play 24: Vanity Basketball 34: Elm:- tmn Board 4: Sodaiity Rep. 3: Student Palml 2-34: Enter. Com- mitmv Ii: Sudumy Pre :c: 4; Short- hund Flub 3:; Latln Chm W ':Swee?, genfle, and kind? JOSEPH S. NALEPA Si. Cctsimir Honor Srmh-nt 1-2-1141 Studcm Mnnngvr 3-1: Cmmin-He 5mm 4; C;,x.xmirm-ho Staff 4; Nhssion anv mr 11$; Camura Club 12.3: Athleuc Btmrd Chairman 3-4: Student Council Rep. 1: Studtrm PMroI 3- 4: Election Board 4: Prom Com- mittee 4: Erner, Connnittct- 34: Chemisz Club 3: Senior Play 2- 4; Initiu on Committcv 2: Blnvling Tcnm . Perfect Achduncc 12 w'nrs. Consfanfly ready '0 do his share. :ONSTANCE D. OSTAFIN Sf. Francis In'r. Bmxetlmll :2. Honor Smdom 3; qum-m Pulrnl 3V4; Glee Club 4: Bowling Team 114; Ushewtte 4: Enter. C'Omxmnee: 3. A bundle of vifamy. RAYMOND P. PAWLOS SI. Barbara Shuiun? Pmrul 1:4; Y-In'exx Conn- mlltcc 1:: Volley Ball Camera Club Ii: Pnhxh mm 1 Arvhmgv Cluh 2, An answer Po every passing Iemark; MliHy, a regular class Spark. DOLORES R. NOTROWSKI $9. Casimir Humor Student 1-2-34: Chlei L1- br..x'ian 3-4; Library Staff 1-2-34: nu Llhruridn 1: Claw Treasurer 2 ' Shorthnnd Club 4, I'llvclmn Buurd 4: Orchegh'u l: Usherclte 4: 51.2116an memmtcc 4: Immatum Cmnmlfhrc 1:: Cak'unreuc Cn-Fldltur 4, Cnsmircvhu Co-Edihvr 4. geninr ?Lq 4: Latin Club 2. Always cheerful, always gay, always has Something 90 say. ELAINE B. PLAGENS St Francis Polish Cluh L: lmxlm: TI: 4: 5110:111an Cluh 4, Lthu 2n 4; Usheretu 4: Iizvnw. Con 100 3: Clan Aimmur 4: Somm: Piay 4 Lef me speak in deeds, ANDREW B. POPOW'ICZ Sf. Casimir , Si'rdwnt g :1, 1 fr. ' ball 1'. Bac, Minx LEhLT :3: Committee 3 Imnzitmn CmmniUcc 2; Volley Ball 11-3; Slum! Hand 2. HA lad worth knowing. e EDNA M. RHEAULT St Barbara Honor Smdcm 1N 1: Cumnrellc Edimr 4: szbmlr 1! Editor 4; Class RCDUHH' 1-- J; Glm- Club 3-4; Orchestra 3-4: Clwminyy Club 3; Latin Club 2; Simrlhrmd Club 4: Senior Play 4. l'Ir is HIE wise Iwar! Hm? makes rhe sfiH tongue. ROSALIE A. RYBA SI. Boniface Honor Sludcnl J : T Mum- mr 1: Cnszmn'm- II mrtvr 3; Chemistry Club 'i Shultlwmi Chm Sec, 4; Latin Cl 1.: Sunny Pin; 4n A good heori k boner than all head: in Hm worldf THERESA M. SHOOTKO Assumpfiou Iuir. Baskdlmll ' 1 uh-n', 1 rlnt Enter, Cn,3.un',1m- Msnngxrr 1:: 'x', : St-leur PLQ 4, Club 4: 131112: Smtf 4. que! 3. HAmbiHous, rr-liable, and conscicw Nous. Always ready to lend a helping hand. MARY B. POCIASEK 5L Sfephen Claw Munimr 1-3: Inniation Com- mmlgu 2; B.V.M. Sodality Trans. 4: Buwhmz 4. Polixh Club 1-2: Emu: Cmmmlhm :5: Slmrthand Club 4 Jusf a happy go lucky girl. ' GERALD A. PRZYBYLSKI St. Francis Inn: Ismkclhnll 3-4 Emmi Com- milnge 3-4; Student Patrol 4; Vol- lL-y Bull 3: Orchestra 3-4; Glee Club 3. ' Music is my chief occupalion. THERESA HV RUMPS 5!. Casimir Class Monitor 1; Polish Club 1-2; Librarian 2; Enter. Committee 3; Shonhand Club 4; Usheretle 4. She fo us was a delight. THOMAS A. SHAY Sf. Cosimir lmr. Buxkullmll 2; Archery Club 2: Smdum Patrol 3-4: Euwlnm Tmm :i-J; VnHey Ball 2-3: Emur- Cummnhvv 1i, Camera Club 21. ' A friend In need is a friend indeed. STELLA J SHOOTKO Assumpfion Crnv va. 1'2; Pollsh Club Emma Cnmr :ne:: 3: lnlr ' Ht'HJJU 13: 011' Varsny 15-4: Shllllhnlmi Club 4 Jr.-Sr. Eulhph'! :5 IFI-wmu- 4V ,Blushes am the rainbows of Modtu. PHYLLIS SHINSKE St. Lawrence Glee Club 2-3-4: Senior Play 2; Latin Club 2: Shorthund Club 4; Election BUJI'LI 4. Student lezml 1'; Imr. anxiwtball 3-3: Recreation Committee .3: Prom Cummitu-c 4. Jlunor Smdvnt 2-3-4- Ambition predicfs success ROMAN R. SIONKOWSKI Assumption Vamity Bzwketball 2-3-4; Intr. Basketball 1; Baskexhall Capmm 4: Varsny Bmeball l-2-3-4: Aih- lenc Board 1-3-4; szmrette SIM! 4; Prom Committee 4: Bac. Mass Uihrr 3: SKIL-at-Arms 4; Glee Club 1-1-3-4: Polish Club 1-2: Smck-m Pairol 3: Election Board 4; Initi- mion Committee 2; Enter. Com- mittee 3-4; Senior Play 2. A fine ofhlefe and a wonderful fellow. ADELE C. TANKIEWICZ Assumption Imr. Basketball 2-3; Initiation Committee 2; Polish Club 1-2; Chemistry Club 3; Camera Club :5: Ushcrette 4: Junior-Senior Bim- quot 3: Emma Committee 15-4: Shorthand Club 4. A charming Miss is she; as sweet and guy as can be. THERESA J. SWlENTON Assumph'on B. V. M. Intr. Basketball 1; GIHS Varsuy 2-3-4: Honor Student 2. Clus- Troas. 1; Rt-d Cross 2; Ajsthm Boll Ringer 2-3; Chairman 01' Rod Cruss 3; Student Council 3-4; Bell Ringer 4: Polish Club 1-2: Blah Stuff 4: Prom Committee 4: Rec- n-utxonai Cummitteo 3, Suxdun'. Patrol 2-3: Buxinegs Manager 4, Free from all cares, serene and 90w MARY ANN M, SOBCZAK Assumplion Clm: Seer kuy 1: Library Scrxu-c 2: Lunn Club 2, Eh-vnun'Board 4. Clam Hcpmh-r 3; Usnw'etlc 4. Shmlhand Club 4; Euler. Cum- mintrc 3 'A penny for your fhoughk. CHRISTINE A. SIKORSKI Sf. Fronds CEJS: ermrter l; Class inulont Honm' Student 1-2-3-4; Chot-r- lc-ader 13 ; Capt. Cheerleader 4; Orchestra 1-2-3-4; CSMC Treas- urer 3; CSMC Chairman 4; Cas- mirettc Staff 4: CnSmireuhn Stuff 1: Student Cmmml Rep. 4; Short- xmnd Club 4; :Hhhmc 80qu 4; Latin Club 2: Emu; COITIHIIHA'C 3. UWMh vim and pop she's over- flowing, a gal wv've UH enjoyed knowing. EDWARD k. SKOTZKE Sr. Boniface Inn . 11' kotball 2-3-4; Bowling Team 31; Student Patrol 3-4; Volley Bull 2-3. ',He who smiles today, lives to smile another day. zn'A J. STANISLAWSKI Sf. Cunegunda Class Eh-purter 1; Polish Club 1: Librarian 2-3-4: Latin Club Sun 3: Sodallu Sun 4; Athietic Board Sec. 4: Shorthzmd Club 4: From Committee 4: Casmirccho Stuff 4; Honor Student 1-2-3-4; Svnior Pray 4. Simple, sweet and neat; sheets the fines? Miss Io meet. EDWIN TADAJEWSKI SI. Casimir Imr Bin utball 1; Enter. Curm- mnte-E' 23; Vnr'xxty Husketbull 2-3-4: Glee Club 2; Slmll-nt Pulrnl 3 AIhk-tu' Ht-p. 2. A good disposition is more valuable than gold. ROBERT S. VICTOR 5!. Francis Cusmin-tlc Sxaff 4; lmr. BIIskamll L-.-4: Vul'sny Buavhull 2-3-4; Glee Club 12-4; Clas- Pr s'ident 1-2-4; Hrmor mlezzl -':--I; Bm: Mass Uxher Student meml Vico- Pn-n, n. umn Club 2. Imlmlmn Chmrnum 2: anlnu: Team: if; Ro- l'vptiun Cnmmlttt-v 21-4; Sltuulmg Cmm'rl'Hm- 3-4; Pu ., meunl'tct 5:: En r, CUYTJXIIHI'Q' 3-4, S'lulvll! Pulroi 12-4- The will 90 do; the soul Io dare. LUCILLE R. WASIELEWSKI Sf. Casimir Red Cross Rep. 1: Vice President 2; Class Monitor 3: Student Coun- cil Rep. 4: Enter. Committee 3-4: Senior Prom Committee 4: Senior Play 2-4: Inn: Basketball 3-4: Cheerleader 3-4: Glee Club 2-3-4: Initiation Committee 2: Casmiretm Staff 4; Honor Student 1-241-4: Librarian 1-2-3; Shorthund Club 4. Though skies be grey and dull the day, She sings along Hie way. MARY JANE WIERCIOCH 5!. Stephen Library Staff 4: Honor Student 2- 4: Polish Club Treas. 1-2: Usher- etto 4: Casmirette Staff 4; Class Reporter 2; Mission Monitor 1: Election Board 4: Bowling Team 4; Shorthand Club 4; Enter. Com- mittee 3; Student Patrol 3: Chem- istry Club 3; Casmirecho Start 4. One who is quiet, conscienlicus, and reliable. JOHN A. WLOCH 5!, Stephen Polish Club 1-2: Senior Play 2: Inlr. Basketball 2: Initiation Cum- miltee 2: Volley Ball 2-3: Studem Patrol 3: Euler. Committee 3. He looks mild, Hue and sincere, EDWARD J. ZAJAC SI. S'ephen Student Council 2-3: Blah Staff 4: Intr. Basketball 2: Student Patrol 3-4; Class Vice Pres. 4; Holy Name Sec. 4: Holy Name Prefect 3: Standing Commitlmr 3: Enter. Committee 3: Class Reporter 2: Reserve Basketball 4; Volley Bun 2-3: Initiation Cummiuce 2: Arch- ery Club 2; Athletic Rep, 3. One cannoi always be a hero, bu! one can be a man? ADELE C. ZASUWA $1. Cunegunda Red Cross Rep. 1: Enter Commit- tee 3: Cheerleader 2'. Inlr. Basket- ball 1-2-3-4: Bowling Team 3; Volley Bull 3: Senioi Play 4: Class Librarian 4. ' i . ,l A . HA social cphpany isJIer favorite fruit ' STANLEY T. WIECZOREK Assumpiion Mission Monitor 1: Polish Club 1-2: Initiation Committee 2: Arch- ery Club 2: Intr. Team 2-3: Volley Ball: Student Patrol 3-4: Election Board -L He looks up hopefully in a great height JOSEPHINE J. WISNIEWSKI Assumpfion Red Cross 1: Polish Club 1-2: Initi- ation Committee 2; Inlr. Basket- ball 2-3-4: Enter. Committee 3; Bowling Team 4; Bowling Manager 4: Shormand Club 4; Asst. Class Monitor 4. Simple of head bu! a friend indeedi' ARTHUR P. WONDOLOWSKI 50. Stephen Baseball Varsity 3-4: Basketball Varsity 3-4: Casmirelte 4: Student Council Rep. 34: Glee Club 13-4: Enter. Committee 3-4; Prom Com- mittee 3; Holy Name President 4; Student Patrol 4: Holy Name Class Monitor 4: Senior Play 4. Loyal, inferesfed, afhleh'c. A boy whose humor has made his friendship a thing lo rememberf' ANTHONY C. ZAKOLOWSKI 5f. Casimir Inh'. Basketball 1: Vnrsiu' Basket- ball 3-4: Student Patrol 4; Enter, Cmnmmee 4; Election Board 4; Blah Staff 4. HA sporisman through and through. EDWARD J. ZYLA St. Cosimir Class Presxdent 1: C1355 Vlce Pres- ident 2-3: Student Council 1-2; Prom Commxucu 4: Science Club 3: Initiation Committee 2: Blah Smff 3-4: Honor Student 1-2-4; Vimal Educauun Manager 1-2-34: Glee Club 3-4; Senior Play 2-4; Enter. Commincc 3: Election Comv mince 4; Bowling Team 3. uNimbIe fingers upon the keys; a pianist the fuiure seesf' After many years of continuous study and hord work we find ourselves on the threshold of life Yet, it is with inevitable regret that our school life has passed so quickly. For twelve long years we have prepared to face the future with o feeling of security and couroge. Now we ore ready to begin. The adventure, that is life, lies open before us. The gool thot owoits us need only be attained by each and every prospective graduate. Thus, it is with heovy heorrs that we soy: I'Forewell, deor Almo Moterll' Through yom gutdonce, help, and mspirotion we exhibit no fear in venturing into the world. With the knowledge you hove im- parted to us we sholl reach our destination in the realm of life most oppropriote to L13, VVhe-rever we mow be, the spirit of ST. CASIMIR HIGH SCHOOL and the beoulitul memories of our dear Alma Mater will always remain on integral port of us forevert SPONSORS To All Our Sponsors and Patrons We extend a heartfelt thanks for your generous support to the Casmirecho. You have boosted our efforts and helped to make our Casmirecho a yearbook. of which we are proud. Rev. E. Maisel Rev. V. Szymanski Belmont Florist Bien, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Brzozowski, Mr. and Mrs. J ohn Business University Callow, Fred Campbell Roofing 8: Siding Co. Ciesielski, Mr. Leonard Dingell, John D., Congressman Drapinski, Mrs. M. Father 8: Son Cleaners Feliks, Mr. and Mrs. V. Freshman Room 205 Hopps Service Station J um'ors 303 Juniors 307 Macielak, Mr. and Mrs. F Tank A. D. Motor Sales Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bill's Meat Market Borowski, Peter Brzeuynski and Son, A. P. Chmiel, Mrs. Mary Coriina, Norbert Domestic Linen Supply 8- Laundry Co. Frank 8: Terry's Soda Bar John's Hollywood Cleaners Krzywdzinski Family Kuiowa, Mr. and Mrs. Felix Kuiawa, Joan Lisowski, Mr. and Mrs. 5. Little Hardware Lukas, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony New Cemer Home Bakery Osfafin, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Paddock Drug Co. Pelot, Mr. and Mrs. E. Pelot, Frank Sobczok, Emily Sitko, Mike, Grocery Sokol, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tote, Mr. John Tip-Top Cleaners Zawacki, Mr. Anthony Ahx 8- Alex Antecki, A. M. Bolkowiak, Mr. 3. Rev. L. Kulinski Rev. A. Nieckarz Rev. E. Sobczak +++ Magen, Mrs. Clara Makowski, Bernice, Meat Mkt. Mateja, John National Marble Co. Pawlak, Babe Pawluszka, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Poniatowski, Dr. Proctor Liberty Dairy Restrick Lumber Co. Rothermel, Theresa :47 Rmn'ps, Pfc. Sylvester G. Shinske, Mr. and Mrs. F. Shootko: Mr. and Mrs. John Sikorski: Mr. and Mrs. S. Sionkowski: Mr. and Mrs. A. Bcfor's Bar Bentley, Mr. and Mrs. George Berish, Mrs? A. Beyer, Joseph B 8- M Market Bokuniewicz, Mr. and Mrs. K. Boyk, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Brian, Mr. John Brescoe, Mr, George Celmer, Jock Chrzonowski, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Cunningham's Drug Store, Lincoln Park Fellrath, John Hrestone Galanmwicz, Dr. H. C. Jalocha and Son, Mr. and Mrs. W. Janik Cleaners Jonitzke insurance Agency Jusek Bros., Inc. Kociembo, Frank '47 Kosibo Office Supplies Kowalski, Mr. and Mrs. Sianley Kurkiewicz Cleaners Kutz, Mrs. Marian Ladoch, Mn and Mrs. Paul Lafayette Beer Store Lawless 8x Armstrong Mocieluk, Pvt. Francis J. Madolinski, Mr. and MrsV 5. Madison Cleaners Malolepszy, Mr. and Mrs. Felix Rev. M. Gamzas Rev. C. Wie'rcioch Sobecki, Mrs. Florin Sophomores Room 201 Sophomores Room 301 Smentowski, Richard '50 Stanislawski, Mr. and Mrs. C. Tom0s Dance Hall Tondryk'ls Home Appliance Shops . Victor, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Vi0rge:s Bar Watson, MT. and Mrs. F red Wilsie, Paul Wloch, Mr. and Mrs. John Wypijewski, A. J. Young Ladies Sodality Zaydel, Mr. and Mrs. John Marchewka, Helen MeHo Crisp Food, Inc. Muske, Dr. B. F. O'Brien, Mr. and Mrs. WmA Olszewski's Bar, Frank Perez, Jose Pipes and Son, Mr. and Mrs. C. Plogens, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Plagens, Mr. and Mrs. William Pociasek, Mr. and Mrs. C. Popowicz, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Ravke Ouffitting Reed, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ronnie's Beauty Shop Sondecki, MA A. '48 Sedlock, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Smehcn, Mrs. Agnes Sobczuk, Mr. and Mrs. J. Solorczyk, John Sfefuncik, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stonik Service Station Szceponek, Mr. Frank Tcnkiewicz, Mrs. Victoria 23rd People's Market Waligorski, Mr, Henry S. Wiercioch, Mr. and Mrs. E. Wloch, Helen '48 Wolerine Recreaiion Zosuwo Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Zaiac, Mr. and Mrs. E. A Friend Aibers, Mr. and Mrs. J. Almos, Patricia '50 Archambeau, Anna Mae Atler, Dr. N. N., Dentist Bochorski, Mr. and Mrs. S. Bolcer, Thomas '52 Balint, Francis Bondyk, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Borlozek, Mr. and MW Frank Bartkowiuk, Mr. A. Bashowski, Patricia Bazner Cleaners Bazner, PhyHis '50 Bednarski, Helen '50 Bernardi, Mr. and Mrs. Bierncf, Norman '50 Bolander, Ruth Bolin, Paul 8030:, Peter Borowski, Dorothy '49 Brinker, Henry Brylowski, Edwin Bry'owski, Ray Budzisz, Mrs. John Budzynski, Stella Bzdregowski, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Contin, Joe Colmer, Jone Cclmer, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Chodsey Shoes Charnoske, Mr, and Mrs. M. Ciosle, Jane '47 Cich051emski, Virginia '46 Ciesielski, Barbara '50 PATRONS Ciesiekki, Gerald '48 Ciolek, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Coffee's Service Conrcdi Co., Wm. H. Cook, Barbara '51 V Crufch, Mrs. Julia Dasin, Dolores Dembowskil CecHiu Dombecki, Mr. and Mrs, E, Dooley, Thomas H. Dorfman's Pharmacy Dowd Dado, Mary Ann Duda, Pauline '50 ExceHo Glass Co. Feliks, Mr. and Mrs. S. Felske, Mary Ann Galecki, Ray '50 Golda, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Golembiewski, F. Golembiewski, Mr. and Mrs Joaeph Gorny, Edward '50 Grojek, Mrs. Angeline Grade I, Room 101 Gralak, Henrietta Green, Al Griffin, Jimmy Grosfield Insurance Gruba, Mr. and Mrs. Grushcw, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gucwc, Mrs. Julia Guswoy, Mrs. Eleanor Gusway, John A. Guzinskal Theodora '50 Harrison, Mr. Clifford Helminski, Edward Hill, Mary Ann '50 Hill, Mrs. Horger, Jim '50 Horger, Marie '46 lwonkowskil Katherine Jacobs, Mr. and Mrs C. Joneczke, Cecilio Jcneczke, Chester Joskot, Thaddeus '50 Kospzyk, Mr. and Mrs. 5. Kay, ML Albert Kendra, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kendziorek. Mrs. E. Kendziorek, Christine '50 Kerrigon, Mr. and Mrs. J. K1005, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kleinowski, Dorqthy Kluisza, Mrs. Lottie Knurick, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Korono, MI. and Mrs. Mitchell Kosek, Sfephen Kosinskol Rose '5! Kofarski, Frc'nk Tress, Mr. and Mrs. M. ski, Robert '50 Kruszowski, Mrs. Mary Kquwo, Marvin D. '43 Kuiowu, Mrs. Rosalie Kufz, Marlene '50 Kwimkowska, Mary Ann '48 mekowska, Phyllis '48 Kwimkowska, Rosalie '50 Lcdoch, Patricia '51 Loskowski, Phyllis '50 Losky 8. Kusibab Jewelry LeMay, Mr. and Mrs. J. Leszczewicz, Teddy '52 Love Market Lucus, Mr. and Mrs. James Lukas, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lukas, Mrv and Mrs. Albert Luszewski, Lillian Machowski, Betty '50 Machowska, Rita '50 Macielak, Irene '51 Modclinski, Mr. and Mrs. E. Makarc, Mr, and Mrs. Andrew Mokulski, Helen Malec, Irene '50 Mulolepszy, Richard '50 Margaret Confectionery Morianne's Beauw Shop Masek, Mr. and Mrs. John Memes, Gerry '51 Maruicci, Ray '50 Mazurek, Mr. Steve Mal, Mr. and Mrs. J. Menghini, Joan '51 Misiak, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Misioszk, Mr. and Mrs. R. Mucha, Beatrice '5! Narkun, Emily '50 Naruszewicz, Virginia Nikodem, Florence '50 Nowok, Mrs. Frank '38 Novinskey, Mr. and Mrs. John OHewski, Mr. Ambrose Our Cleaners Pasco, Mr. and Mrs. J. PATRONS Percho, Mary Ann '46 Percha, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Felon Mr. and Mrs. E. Pietraszak, Dolores '50 Pioniek, Loretta Pollex, Harry Podulka, Conrad '50 Prebo, Rose Quandt, Mr. and Mrs. P. Roszkowski, Mr. and Mrs. Barney Reich, Max Ricketts' Bros. Ricketts, Mrs. Harold Rockmon, Mr. and Mrs. J. Rosinski, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Rowan, James Ruby's Bar Rzepko, Mr. and Mrs. J. Selonke, Barbara '52 Shumak, Mrs. and Mrs, Joseph Skctzke, Roben '50 Skrihonuik, Alice '5! Slowski, Josephine Sliwa, Ed Slowinski, Rosemarie Stroch, Joanne Strach, Mr. Joseph Stroch, Mrs. Joseph Stankiewicz, Mr. and Mrs. Anihony Stanley Service Sugoiski, Marlene '50 Swienton, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Swienion, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Szelc, Ed Tadaiewski, Mr. and Mrs. John Tomctyk, Dr. F. J. Tonkey, Mr. and Mrs. John Teefey, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Teper, 'Mr. and Mrs. F. Terlikowski, Mr. and Mrs, Turczyn, Corine '51 Turczyn, Rita '48 Urbanowicz, Nathalie '50 Urick, Mr. and Mrs. John Waligorski, Martin '50 Waligorski, Mr. and Mrs. Walfer's Men's Wear Warniok, Cecilia Wasielewski, Mr. and Mrs. A. Watson, Mrs, Anna Wawrzyniak, Dorothy '52 Wendi, Constance '50 Wiercioch, Cecilia Vlichowski, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Winconek, Dorothy Winowiecki, Mr. and Mrs. B. Wisko, Mr. and Mrs. F. Woiciak, Arnold Woitowicz, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Wondolowski, John Wook, Theresa '52 Wysocki, Joan '50 Wysocki, Joseph '50 Wysocki, Joseph Zocaricn Pharmacy Zowacki Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Zawacki, Esther Zieniorski, SteVe Zundel, Mr. and Mrs. William Senior Directory Bachorski, De1phine Baker, Doroihy Bar, Lorraine Bien, Dolores Bokuniewicz, Chesfer Borowski, Dorothy Boyk, Clarice Brudzinski, Edward Bugoi, Leonard ChmieI, Sophie Chrzanowski, Es1her Dombrowski, Wenceslou; Fritz, Florence Gucwa, Beatrice Holdinski, Margaret Kawecki, Aloysius Kociembo, Irene Kuiawa, Joan Laduch, Joan Lukuszewski, Norbert Macielakl Florence Malczynski, Leonard Masek, Dolores Mulko, Connie Nolepu, Joseph Nowinska, Helen Olesko, Dolores Osiufin, Constance 0209, Stella Puwluszko, Eugene Piofrowska, Dolores Plugens, Elaine Pociasek, Mary Popowicz, Andrew Rheoulf, Edna Shay, Thomas Shootko, Stella Shoofko, Theresa Shinske, Phyllis Sikorski, Chrlsrine Skotzke, Edward Sobczak, Mary Ann Sfunislawski, Zita Swienton, Theresa Tankiewicz, Adele WasielewskL Luzille Wiercioch, -Mary Jane WisnEewsku, Josephine Zaiac, Edward Zosuwa, Adele 7633 Hayden 4245 Lowndale 3904 Scoiten 2937 Myrtle 4-757 23rd St. 3747 25111 St. 4976 LoeH 7318 Woodmen? 6897 Woodmen! 5089 Eugene I'Deorborn'; 4166 Wesson 3708 23rd $1. 7370 Edward 5285 Elmer 5311 Elmer 6944 Jonmhon 4261 Herbert 7417 Bruce 4600 Roosevelt 3516 Til1mon 10630 Eagle LDearborm 4757 23rd St. 5957 St. Lawrence 4432 32nd $1. 3432 Buchanan 3800 Love 4657 31st St. 3838 Junction 5937 St. Lawrence 7032 Yingar 3596 23rd St 4932 Wesson 4427 5151 $1, 5751 Ogden 6000 Oakman Blvd. 1Deorborn1 4550 McKinley 4132 LoveH 4132 Love 5761 Trenton 5216 JuncHon 3578 23rd St 4093 Love 12220 Sorrento 4951 32nd St. 5679 Porkdale 3780 2411': SI, 4364 Freer 4903 Lovctt 7382 St John 5867 Renvillu LU. 29498 TY. 8-6212 TA. 5-7956 CE. 1499 LU. 2-6157 LU. 2-3995 TA. 6-5464 OR. 7707 LU. 1-5921 LU. 2-2470 TY. 6-2026 . 6-0707 TA. 6-0176 V1. 1-8710 OR. 7435 TY. 7-9517 TY. 4-0019 . TA. 5-3329 TY4 6-9120 TA. 5-3629 Tl. 6-2000 LU. 1-7299 TY. 4-1274 TY. 8-7656 VI. 1-8710 OR. 6856 OR. 1247 TY. 8-6079 TA. 6-1141 TA. 6-11-11 ORegon 1611 Only One Store A. MATEJA 8x SONS CO. CHURCH GOODS RELIGIOUS ARTICLES 7 844 MICHIGAN AVE. Compliments of CRAINE STUDIOS YOUR OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER DETROIT - FLINT - VVYANDOTTE 28 ADAMS W. CHerry 4030 GAS is best BUS'ER and BUS'ER o o 0 Industry is busier than ever before, and so are we at Detroit Edison. Each week more homes and shops are going up . . . farms are modernizing. All are using more and more electricity. This orowin business and industrial activin' means nreatcr D 4 5 opportunities for trained people. W3;- congratulate the class of 4'9 and look to you, the graduate today, for leadership tomorrow. THE DETROIT EDISON COMPANY A .n .n.n In .g.....n..-....4 Ic13-I PICTURE OF A HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE Surfs one of thousands of high school graduates xxho fccl that the telephone btxsincss is a xmrth- while uork . . . xmrtlm'hilc for the people engaged in it . . . worllmhilc for the entire community. Like most Michigan Bell womcn. she cntcrcd the business with girls her own age . . . lcurncd by doing .. . was well paid while learning . . . gets regular pa; incrcascs . . . lunks ahead to continued opportuni- ties for advancement . . . cniodx's Vzlcutiom with paV. The girl in the picture ix' an operator . . . but there are many O'Lhcr typcs 01' jobs at Michigan Bcll . . . :md thofrc all important. too . . . because xxdrc like a lcum 21nd cwryonc has a ncczxsary part to play. Iimplnvx, mcm Opportunities at Michigan Bell wry fmm Iimc to time . . . from citvx Io cit; hut onc thing about it . . . udrc glad to talk with girl graduates . .. alums . . amuherc. 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