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

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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'

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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.

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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