St Florian High School - Florham Yearbook (Hamtramck, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1952 volume:

Q .r 4 -ef- rM2 F . fad , pn: . 55: . , ., - V, b, ' - ,1 , A ' ' V . L ' ' Y , -,f , W'-Q . v N ' , '-, F 7 '5 '7 i:F.S5iL.J:-nf 'Xl-f'5'53' jig 1952 VOLUME IX PUBLISHED BY .740 Sellior C4455 Sf. ,CJ-forian .SZAOUK HAMTRAMCK I2, MICHIGAN H . . af I 1 If e i, I min -'-w n ww: ws: - - -. U. lug wif- wma na- - ru- -eu l-A-.-r 'xv - - f1:1nnn-.ff-.mfz 4 - .,-:ii-u jaifkfuf .gzruanf petal. lgefer llflilflfozvfcng, formfm Founder of St. Florian High School Builder of the Education Center ,ani Q S' N f x, I. M! OPIUII W grfu ra fion C' wr for OUR THEME To perpetuate the memory of the happy days spent at St. Florian High, paralleled with the construction of the New Education Center. To appreciate the donors whose sacrifices are the foundation and the steelwork, the bricks and the mortar of our new buildingg we, the Seniors take pride in pre- senting the ........ 1952 FLORHAM EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Rev. Peter Walkowiak, Chairman Rev. Francis Kozlowski, Co-Chairman Mr. Ervin Kolowich, President Mr. Stanley Wojcik, Vice-President Miss Mary Skalna, Secretary j' WlyJ UN If W40flllJ 0Il1IHl.lll'l' Adamczyk, Henry Bednarski, Thaddeus Czarnecki, Miss Sophie Cwiklowski, Vincent Cichowski, Mrs. Helen Danielak, Mrs. Rose Delinski, Heliodor Duda, John Jr. Engler, Alexander Fabirkiewicz, Miss Jane Felcyn, Richard Gorski, Edward Hill, Chester Kotowski, Mrs. Helen Krawczak, Joseph Krawczak, Mrs. Agnes Kucharski, Joseph Matela, Mrs. Mary Mikosz, Miss Ophelia Mikosz, Miss Mary Mickowski, Adam Mieksztyn, Stanley Mieksztyn, Joseph Majkowski, Donald Morawski, Stephen Nowak, John Nowicki, William Ochab, Edward Pikora, John Rogulski, Stanley Rokosz, John Rakiec, Stanley Redys, Walter Snow, Ronald Szabelanczyk, Albert Spiegel, Alexander Stachowski, Mrs. Mary Sajewski, Anthony Tanski, Miss Joan Walczy, Charles Wojnar, Vincent Zowin, John Zukowski, Leo . f ws- J in fan if ... ww ,, 1 Q -v ' N, .v- 24 A -11' i , . fa 1 ' 2 .1 ' ,Q 'KL' - 5.m.,,, iq., maxi If 7 A .wgiff 4'gil53 gQ:' -' A , 'f ',,,4 ' . . f s asf. J!0I'l.!lIl ZQLIFUII-Ull CPIIIPI' A I I0 f- fl'l'l1lH Xvn lzrfrf. . . Over 1,000 spectators, priests, sis- ters, parents, and friends witnessed the impressive ceremony of the breaking of grounds for the new St. Florian Education Center. This ceremony was performed by our pastor, Father Walkowiak on the 22nd of July, 1952. The corner stone was solemnly blessed by the Rt. Rev. Msgr. Francis Pokriefka on Nov. 11th, 1951. Witnesses of this memorable scene were Congressman Thaddeus Mac hrowicz , Stephen Skrzycki, Mayor of Hamtramck, civic leaders, as well as throngs of parishioners and friends from neighboring parishes. September, 1952, w-ill mark the official opening of the city's most extensive and ultra-modern project. 's 77!Ul,I'I'Il .S,lI'Hl'lllI'l' :Jlnr yyjorlvrn yyvmfi 1 . Architect Walter J. Rozyckiand Father Walkowiak, pastor and administrator of the New Education Center. 2. The Executive Committee: Father Wal- kowiak, Chairmang Father Francis Koz- lowski, Assistant Chairmang Mr. Erwin Kolowich, Presidentg Mr. Stanley Wojcik, Vice President: and Miss Mary Skalna, Secretary. 3 . Architect's Drawing ofSt. Florian Pro- posed New Education Center. 4. Father Kozlowski,AssistantChairman, and Stanley Wojcik, Vice President, ob- serving the progress of the new building. 5. The Committee discussing future plans for the proposed structure. 6.Mr. Erwin Kolowich, Presidentg Mr. Stanley Wojcik, Vice Presidentg and Miss Mary Skalna, Secretary, viewing the structure of the modern layout. N -was an ? vwvygsnsct .tw .A- ri. ,Y iw N ,,, . 1 ' 5 '4' , A., ,,..,. .a H y .f se, . .- - ', ' 91 tx - l ' x , . i 'K 5 Title Page . . Dedication . . Theme . . Content .... Administration . . . Faculty ...... The Student Body Classes . . . . . Organizations . . Athletics. . . Our Friends . . Confenfi .1 .2 .4 .8 ..10 ..12 ..15 ..31 ..39 --49 ..60 New Education Center Front View D E i ffjw F. ' -.xjb z x guifvlerd it Our Pastor 3 gg 1 REV. PETER WALKOWIAK aa EEEE I E Spiritual Director g g e i Senior Religion Athletic Director REV ANTHONY WASIE LEWSKI Freshmen Religion ailI'l'Hfl'!! W,f'.5.ir1g1' fo Oni' .!4.i.ff.ifanf paJfor.i The minstrels of old have' sung of the sadness of farewellg the great poets have written of the grief of parting. Nature itself clings to that which exists. As the sun sinks into the west at the close of day, it lingers for a moment as if to delay the parting, then sends out its rays of crimson glory as if to remain a little longer. Then when the sun has set the golden tints linger long after the sun has gone. How like to nature is the human heart. How sad to everyone is separationg how deep is our losing one from out of our midst, one whom we have all learned to love and to respect. It is with sincere grief that we bid farewell to Father Francis Kozlowski who has served well for five long years as assistant pastor in St. Florian Parish, and to Father Anthony Wasielewski who has been our Athletic Director for five years also. by their interest in our activities, their fairness and generosity, they have endeared themselves to everyone with whom they have dealt. But grief is often selfish and brings sadness to the one for whom we grieve. So we shall accept our parting as a sacrifice and offer it as a prayer for their success in other fields where they have been called. Good - bye! God bless you Father Kozlowski and Father Wasielewski. May good fortune strew flowers on your pathway. Our prayers go with you while a fond memory shall always linger. FAREWELL! 6. Assistant Pastor REV. FRANCIS KOZLOWSKI Junior Religion gil-a1'f .SQL .CQ-f1Jl'l.6llI CAHITA The most magnificent edifice in the Archdiocese of Detroit. Holy Name Moderator REV. JOSEPH MATLENGA Sophomore Religion F1orianowo, Editor REV. THOMAS ZIELINSKI Confraternity Classes F1orianowo, Co-Editor REV. THADDEUS ZIEMSKI Spiritual Adviser Sister Mary Prudence Senior Adviser History, Sociology The Florham Sister Mary Jeremiah, Principal Student Counselor Guidance Director v 1 I , ' - Q . f I 4 ' ve I J 4 , C f CtClft ' 5- I ' --Yr J: Sister Mary Annette Sister Mary Ioan 'Sister Mary Clarenw Senior Adviser Sophomore Adviser Freshmen Advisn English, Biology Drafting, Mathematics Latin, Algebr Student Council Mission Moderator Librarian if v 4' 4 Q2 f QQ. 4, 95' -f . SW 9,4 'Sn Lg Sr? fl K Q af, 1 . ,,.,..-- ' ,,,...-r -.,---pi ,,..F.-4--v- ' llk?4'2 'ESQ S585 f-V lhillisiii , - f, nc- we E23 WBPAEQIWZ 'Sdfi KI :Yi ,,....-..-. Y 1 -4, .V bb Ajfarcan A194 'Y i x 5 H 1 'ww 1 I l i TQXX F 1 I AN. in HL th' 3IXXwf! X Luf' K... en ior SM mee.. LEON P. ZUKOWSKI - Prof. St. Florian - Delegate to M.H.S. Conf. on Citizenship tOct. '51l, School President 45 Holy Name 1, 1 RICHARD D. ADAMSKI - Dick Resurrection - Delegate to M.H.S. Conf. on Citizenship tOct. '5llg Vice - President 3, 4: Student -EUGENE R. KUTZLEB - Kutzi St. Florian - School Treasurer 43 Holy Name 1, 2, 3, 4, StudentCouncil 41 Operetta 13 School Orchestra 2 , 33 Patrol Squad 1, 3, Football 2, 3, 4: Captain of Football 45 Holy Name Representative 2, Junior Achievement 33 Delegate to Student Council Convention 4. Activities - Football Hobbies - Fishing, Dancing Ambition - Band Leader 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 43 Entertainment 2, 3, Honor Roll 1,2,3,4, President 1,2,3,4g Glee Club 4g Football 3, 45 Florham, Sports Editor 4, Junior Rotarian 4. Activities - Bowling, Football Hobbies - Dancing, Chess Ambition - Science , f DOLORES V. CASS - Dee St. Florian - School Secretary 4, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball lg Student Council 43 Guide Staff 3, 4g Secretary 1, 2, 4, Operetta 3, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Athletic Representative 3, Student Council Convention, Ann Arbor 4, Florham 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Activities - Bowling, Ice Skating Hobbies - Collecting records Ambition - Stenographer Council 3, 4, Football 1, 21 Holy Name 1, 2, 3, 4, C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 3, Cheerleader 1, 2, Acoltye President 4, Honor Roll 1, Florham 4g Glee Club 3, 4. Activities - Baseball Hobbies - Hunting Ambition - College DOROTHY S. CIESLUK - Dot St. Florian - Student Council Sec- retary 45 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 C.S. M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Catechist 4g Class Monitor 3, Sodality Monitor 2, 3, Operetta 3, Student Council Convention, Ann Arbor 45 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Activities - Tennis, Swimming Hobbies - Collecting records, Ambition - Music teacher . 1, 1'4' ll, ,..'!r. 714,111 ff' .uf ln, , .!!1,,, ,f li I S -, 1 'A' x I . I, . .. V x f f M, --,-,..Q f,f HENRY M. BACZK wsKI1'yarpk St. Florian 3 Holy me41,fQ, 3, 4, C.S.M C714 21 3, 43 Pat'rolSquadf2., Actitgiticis - Fishing, Swimming Hobbies - Collectingistarnbs Ambition - Mechanic VIRGINIA F. BRIESKY - Virgie St. Florian -Presidentof Entertain- ment 4, Treasurer 3: Sodality 1, 2, 3,43 C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Guide Staff 3, 4, Operetta 3, Basketball 1, Patrol Squad 4, Library 33 Student Council HEDWIG M. BRADLEY - Hattie Transfiguration - Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Patrol Squad 43 eniorzi ! . 5' f V A 4 . ,, , Florham Staff4g Mission Monitor 4. Activities - Basketball Hobbies - Collecting records Ambition - Airline Hostess CAROLINE A. COTT - Carol St. Florian - Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, C.S.M.C.1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, 3 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Operetta Student Council 45 Librarian 4. Activities - Singing, Dancing Hobbies - Sewing, Gardening GENEVIEVE M. DARMOFAL Jean - Q. of A. - sodamy 1, 2, 3, 4, C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Library 4, Florham Staif 4, Honor Roll 1, 4. Activities - Ice Skating Hobbies - Collecting records Ambition - Secretary 45 Catechist 31 4- Ambition - Nurse ,fav-J Activities Dancing, Skating I 4!C', Hobbies 1kUwling, Singing f f ' -5+ Ambi ' n - Business Field f I, ff K qjt' rug, WJ., f M Z , . , 1 v K I f C7 ll N 'N A f ' f . ev ' ' l ll f'f':':'Vf'f':':'Ii'!':':'f ' :'I':'V1':':':T.' ifiggzieic ..,., Q .. a en IOM PHYLLIS B. FILIPOVICH - Phyl St. Florian - Delegate to National Press Conf. tSept. '51J5 C.S.M.C. Convention QAug. '5OJ5 Sodality 1 , 2, 3, 45 Sodality Secretary 45 C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball Mgr. 1, 2, 45 Guide Staff 1, 2, 35 Glee Club 45 Entertainment 35 Jun- ior Achievement Sales Mgr. 3. Activities - Bowling, Baseball Hobbies - Dancing, Cooking Ambition - Comptometrist St . HOW c il c. IM 1 X525 Ambition ' 4 Stan Roll x FRANCIS J. DUPCZYK - Fran St. Florian -Sodality 3,'45 C.S.M.C. Monitor 45 Guide Staff 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Glee Club President 45 Op- eretta 35 ihjary-'3, 45 Library Secretary 4 Sgident Council 45 Honor Roll 31, 4. Activitiesf- Daiicing, Baseball Hobbies 7 e Skating , Ambition U ecretary I I if Fi 'nl' ' ' fx L ' f K V 5 MARY A. GL . P St. Florian - egate gf I ' . fAllg. '51J5 lity1, gi 5' ' L I di-111 vi - refect 45 ' I 2, ertai nt3 1' ' ' A tl ities - lin 1 , S' Hobbies - R ading I , J 1 J AmbQion 4 Soci lWorker pl J X .. .... ,...,., .,.,.,.- 1 - EUGENIA V. GODLEWSKI - Genia Queen of Apostles - Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 45 C.S.M.C. Monitor 1, 2, 35 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 45 Glee Club 45 Girls' Athletics 45 Honor Roll25 Florham 45 Entertainment 3. Activities - Basketball, Bowling Hobbies - Dancing Ambition - Comptometrist w 'full' I 'ff' .1 4,4' Auopf Q Yf 36 .1 ' H- ' ONSTANCE A GRAJEWSKI C . Connie - St. Florian - C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sodality Monitor 2, So- dality 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, de Staff 4 Student Commission 4,Gui 3 Secretary 4, Glee Club 4, Sodality Treasurer 43 Florham Staff 43 Class Secretary 3, Entertainment 3, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Activities - Basketball, Bowling Hobbies - Dancing Ambition - Comptometrist CECELIA M. JAKUBIELSKI Jacobs - St. Florian - Junior Achievement Producation Mgr. 3, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sodality Monitor lg Mis- sion Monitor 2, Class Monitor 35 Class Treasurer 4g Guide Staff 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 2, Basketball 15 Honor Roll2, 3, 4, Entertainment3g Catechist 4, Florham 4, Guide Editor 4, Student Council 4. Activities - Swimming, Archery GERALD B. GRUDZIEN - Jerry St. Florian - C.S.M.C. 1, 2, , 3 Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 45 Holy Name 1, 2, 35 Patrol Squad 3, Basketball 2, 3, Football 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 1, Glee Club 3, 4. Activities - Bowling, Football Hobbies - Roller Derby Ambition - College 34 1.3.3545 2g Mc?l1ty1, , .1f'2, . , 4i' ' ee sentative 'Ry ia ' l eretta Sfliniertainment Club2, 3, 47-Aa-.-ieuc RA 3gJunior Achievement Florham 4. Activities - Basketb ll, Bowling Hobbies - Dancing. Ambition - stenogrhpher in ,J It ROBERT R. JASINA - Jas St. Florian - C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 45 tx Holy Name 1, 2, 3, 4, Patrol Squad 3, Operetta 3, GleeClub 3, 4, Jun- ' iorAchievement3g Entertainment 4. ' Activities - Bowling, Billiards Hobbies - Fishing, Hunting Ambition - Disc Jockey DOROTHY A. JASINS 5 jjoots ix 'lx V in .rl Queen of Apostles - S alityt-,1, 2,,f5fJ' 3, 4, C.S.M.C.1,, , 3, 4 141 brary 1, 2, 3, GleeClubi4g Begkel ball 1, 2, 3, 4, riornaimcb-sulfur 4: Honor Roll 1, 25 Enieriainme 35 Mission Treasurer 25 Styde Commission 43 Baske Cog' Captain 4. , ,I Activities - Basketball, Bagnall Hobbies - Baking Hobbies - Singing , - ,Amb 0r6lgn Iriffefpfef I' Ambition - Teacher Z' ., - X ll,-all . --Q! 3jZj.:.:.:.:.Lk :.:.:.:.:. ,MX fl 441 1- -n : MARY C . JASIONOWICZ Marysia - Queen of Apostlesl C.S.M.C. 2, 3, 4' Sodality 2,3 4, Guide Staff 4, llibrarian 4, Lil ll at ' t .Try r Y x 4 2 , on 0 letic Representative 2, Librarian 3 Glee Club 2, 4, Florham Staff 4 Guide Staff 4. KASPRZYK- Chris Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, 1, 2,3,4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baketball Captain 4, Ath- , , .T , 1, 4 t .. , PAUL TQKRAJNOVIC - Tommy St. Florian - C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4 Holy Name 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 2 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Entertain ment 4, Florham 4. Activities - Football, Baseball Hobbies - Hunting, Fishing brary Treasurer 4, Honor Roll 3, Activities - Basketball, Swimming Ambition - College 4, Florham Staff 4. Hobbies ' Reading Activities - Swimming, Tennis Hobbies - Singing, Reading Ambition - Secretary DELPHINE T. KROPINSKI - Del St. Florian - Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Entertainment 4, Glee Club 4, Patrol Squad 4, Florham Staff 4. Activities - Swimming Hobbies - Collecting records Ambition - Stenographer Ambitions - Stenographer HENRY F. KRUPINSKI - Wimpy St. Florian -C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Holy Name 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Operetta 3, Football 2, 4, Patrol Squad 4, Student Council 4 Activities - Football Hobbies - Photography Ambition - Television Engineer q., .,.,. STANLEY A. MESSINGER - Doc St. Florian -C.S.M.C.1, 2, 3, 4, Holy Name 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club3, Operetta 3, Football 2, PatrolSquad 4. Activities - Baseball Hobbies - Taxidermy Ambition - Druggist 4 Enter JOSEPH T. MICIUDA - Joe St. Florian - C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Holy Name 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, Entertainment 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Athletic Representative 3. Activities - Basketball Football Hobbies - Hunting, Fishing Ambition - Projection man ARLENE M. POKRYWKA - P0kie Transliguration - Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, , tainment 3, Operetta 3, Glee Club 3, 45 Librarian 4g Florham 4. Activities - Roller Skating Hobbies - Piano playing Ambition - Secretary . ' nf' , - I vinqiwm v. ociidckl -, Gihny -Florian - C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, , 'galdality 1, 2, 3, 45 Secretaryfi, 2, 3, ,ouidglsmff af, ,4g qiqe Club li, Stode tCounci1 43 Class Monitor 2, Enterrgainment 3, Class Reporter 4, Florham-C13-Editor 4. 4' - , Adliifitiets . Bmfv1'lJigi 'Bas!e'ball. , Hobbies 1' Dancing, Cpdfing' N A. Ambition - Comptometrist 5 f' , v , WILLIAM J. POLAKOWSKI. Willie - St. Florian - Holy Name 1, lo 2, 3, 4: C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4. -I ly Name Rep. 23 Holy Name Treasurer 3, Holy Name President 4: Basket- ball Mgr. 1, 2: Acolyte 1. 2, 3, 4, Patrol Squad 2, 33 Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Florham 4: Captain of Football team 4. Activities - Football. Bowling Hobbies - Fishing, Hunting Ambition - College MARY F. PASZKOWSKI - Mania St. Florian - Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Entertainment 1, 2, 4, Florham 4. Activities - Roller Skating Hobbies - Collecting stamps Ambition - Business field HIPOLIT R. POTOCKl - ilipek' St. Florian - iioly Name 1, 2, 3, 4 C.S.M.C. 1.2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 31 Acolyte l, 2, 3, 43 President 1, 23 StudentCouncil 1, 2: GleeClub 3, 4, PatrolSquad 43 Vice President 3, Honor Roll 3. Activities - Basketball, Baseball Hobbies - Fishing, Dancing Ambition - Professional athlete eniorzi FLORENCE J. SIENKO - Flo St. Florian - Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Guide Staff 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sodality Monitor 1, 4: Florham 4. Activities - Singing, Reading Hobbies - Collecting records, Ambition - College 5 DONALD A. PRZEWODEK Tony - St. Florian - Holy Name 1, 2, 3, 43 C.S.M.C.1,2, 3, 4, En- tertainment 1, 2, 3, Guide Staff 35 Athletic Representative 2, Holy Name Representative 4. Activities - Singing, Reading Hobbies - Collecting records Ambition - College IRENE V. REGULA - I St. Florian - Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, C.S.M.C.1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, Entertainment3, 45 Guide Staff 3, 4: Sodality Monitor4g Glee Club 1, 2, 4. Activities - Bowling ' Hobbies-Music, Colle ' gPennies Amblmb- Busin chool JANE D. SILARSKI - Janie Queen of Apostles - Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, C.S.M.C. President 45 Basketball 1, 2, 4, Treasurer 2, 3, Glee Club 45 En- tertainment 3g Honor Roll 1, 2, Florham Staff 4, Junior Achieve- ment Treasurer 3. Activities - Basketball, Tennis I Hobbies - Dancing, Coin Collecting 4Ambition - Medical Technician JOQANN Jjjrkori - 0515. ,St. Florm, D egat' S.S.C.A. JfAug-' s ,S y 1, 2, 3.41 ! c.s,u4c. 1, 21 SodalityPrefect 1 4,,Basketba11 ,2gsrude1cou,icn4. fActlvi ies 5- Bowling, aseball f Hobbi -llfishing, ncing A A ' on - Profq6onal vocalist 1' I l 0 RONALD S. SOBCZAK - Row St. Florian - Holy Name 1, 2, 3, 45 C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 43 Athletic Rep- resentative 4g Entertainment 35 Glee Club 4. Activities - Football, Baseball Hobbies - Hunting, Fishing Ambition - Governor 4 CHESTER L. SZKUDNIEWSKI Scott - St. Florian - C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3,45 Holy Name 1, Z, 3, 4, Pa- tro1Squad lg Operetta3g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 En- tertainment 4. Activities - Basketball, Baseball Hobbies - Fishing, Hunting Ambition - Basketball Coach DOROTHY M. SZCZAWINSKI Dot - St. Florian - Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, C.S.M.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, C.S.M.C. Vice President 45 Entertainmentflg eniom Guide Staif 4, Florham 4. Activities - Skating, Tennis Hobbies - Dancing, Swimming Ambition - Secretary RICHARD E. WARTMAN - Wartie St. Florian - Holy Name 3, 4g C.S M.C. 3, 45 Football 4, Glee Club4, Patrol Squad 43 Florham Staff 3, 4, Honor Roll 3, 4. Activities, - Football, Ping-Pong Hobbies - Photography Ambition - Civil Engineer STANLEY P. WOJTOWIC Z - Stas' St. Florian - Holy Name 1, 2, 3, 4 C.S.M.C.1,2, 3, 4, Glee Club4 Athletic Representative 4. Activities - Football, Baseball Hobbies - Fishing Ambition - Carpenter M1 JUFCAIJJJQJ BOTTOM ROW:. Eleanor Piatkowski, Phyllis Gazda, JoanJankowski, Joan Wolski, Theresa Piatkowski, Dolores Fic, Pat Lubanski, Sandra Weshalek, Pat Wiencek, Marlene Lech. MIDDLE ROW: GeraldKrajnovic, Carolsosinski, Jane Barc, Joanne Lipka, Ray Poplawski, Gerald Pisarkiewicz, Ronald Borkowski, Pat Tyranski, Lucille Peszko, Lorraine Pesta, Leonard Bonk. TOP ROW: John Zalechowski, William Lasota, Bernard Braniecki, Terry Mason, LeonardGutkowski, AlexGlugla, Edward Hartley, Richard Iminski, Bill Wieczerza Cmissingl. CVM 0 . ILM!! l'I'00Ill ZH FA l'I'! ,STJ ll'I' 77yfl fy CA l'l'JlflI Il ll C LASS OFFICERS Room 202 Gerald Pisarkiewicz J 'M' mf President Room 1,02 Leonard Gutkowski Vice-President Joan Lipka Secretary Ray Poplawski Treasurer uniord TOP ROW: Joseph Pacholec, Mitchellzombek, Ray Lucasinski, Ted Urbanczyk, Robert Pietras, John Potempski. L' SECOND ROW: Thomas Bill, Eugene Urbanczyk, Joseph Augustyniak, A , Eugene Kowalski, Joseph Sokal, Adam Kowalski, Richard Tauzik, ,A ' Leo Rudolph. :' THIRD ROW: Dolores Homic, Annette Poplawski, Joann Leske, . 'J , IreneOnacka, JuneJanosz, Patricia Greczyk, IrenePave1ek, Helen Lasota. BOTTOM ROW: Bernadine Pokoj, Joanne Chmaj Halina Dudzinski, Charlotte Wolff, Helen Krzywkowski, Elizabeth liiczmarski, A Janice Jaroszewski, Shirley Parent. V- ' A lf' ' ,gf 1953 - '1 -. F ,P A gif. W :, I , '...l t - 2 , f - ,NOINIIIIUHI .7l'llKxAl'l'! ,Sl..fll'l' 7I!lll'y gl! iIl ' li. 1 cl-f s 'l if - il' in I 4 ., V IL 'l ,-ff L JK CLASS OFFICERS Room 205 Joseph Augustyniak President Raymond Lucasinski Vice-P resident Dolores Homic Secretary Annette Poplawski Treasurer ? FIRST ROW: Rose Radzikiewicz, Pat Gumiela, Christine Jasinski, Sandra Bednarski, Shirley Majocha, Arlene Skurska, Arlene Stodol, Margaret Rzeszutek, Josephine Petrylka, Maryann Dudzinski. SECOND ROW: Bernadine Kamon, Genevieve Rys, DelphinePorzadek, Theresa Lepkowski, Cecilia Regula, Lorraine Chmielewski, Virginia Koss, Grace Ellero, Gloria Jedrzejewski. THIRDROW: Marvin Strzelecki, Gera1dGorelski, ThomasGorczyca, Robert Walczy, Bernard Zwierzelewski, Carol Skonieczny, John Piec, Robert Rybicki, Edward Grombelski, Joseph Kowalski. FOURTH ROW: Joseph Kuczmarski, Joe Priess, Frank Surhigh, John Priess, Richard Kurczynski, Raymond Gutkowski, Jerome Renkowski, Arthur Czarnik, Clarence Siuda. C4165 0 N 2 I 1 .j'!0Hll'l'00IH lll l'Al'I'f ,Sl.jll'I' C LASS OFFICERS Room 1 12 Edward Grombelski President Thomas Gorczyca Vice -President Lorraine Chmielewski Secretary Arlena Skurski Treasurer ,fill Fil !0lHl S0196 0141 01:05 FIRST ROW: Therese Terhall, Sandra Kastrau, Mary Lou Kunz, Norcne Nagorsen, EvelynLisiecki, Arlene Balut, LorettaAndrzejewski, Regina Lutkowski, ChristinePieczyko1an, Rosalie Haduch, Joan Kasprzyk. SECOND ROW: Patsy Kastrau, DianeKaminski, Eilene Plizga, Joan Poplawski, Antoinette Wisniewski, Betty Garza, Patricia Malendowski, Lorraine Zakrzewski, Susan Stefan. THIRD ROW: William Bielski, Frank Wegori, Sigmund Kuczynski, R0naldHundzinski, Carl Zyczynski, HenryKowalski, Stanley Frydlewicz , Gerald Wojnar, Leonard Wilk, William Karschnia. FOURTH ROW: Henry Thomas, Ronald Majkowski, Stanley Netski, Richard Orszewski, Gerald Ernatt, Raymond Rubago, Joseph Simon, Gerald Morawski. MISSING: Stephany Nowak, Larry Magolan. L! 7 I SD- Wi lb I . 0Hll'l 00Hl - Pill' ll'I'! - lJfl'I' ary fllllll IG CLASS OFFICERS T Room 102 Gerald Morawski President Henry Kowalski Vice-President JA Patricia Kastrau Treasurer Stanley Netski Secretary Mi, 'X TOP ROW E Stopczynski G Hankus, R Rudowski, L Napiorkowski, T Radzialowski, A Gruda H VIIGCZETZH, R Kreger, R Czarnik, G. Rej, SECOND ROW S Lasota E Setera, R Mlynarek, M Pietrylka, R. Kowalczyk K MHZOFOWICZ, R Lewandowskl D Homic, G Rudolph, R. THIRD ROW E Leske, G Gadowski G Lasota, D Kucharski, S. FOURTH ROW J Suszek M Kutzleb, L Rzemkowski, E Tomchuk, F. Filipczak B Domanski, E Madahnski, J Banaszewski, S. Hundzmski, M. Mess. BOTTOM ROW S Maj P Kowalczyk P Bonk, C Koback, Y. Wiencek , Kazmlerkiewicz G Skorupski, B. Cybulski D Ciesllk, .T Salasiewicz. I C16 0 1 fy J OIIIIIUOIH flll'Ll'I'! ,SIJIUV 741110 lllllllllll C LASS OFFIC ERS Room 211 Richard Kowalczyk President Robert Kreger Vice-P resident Marilyn Wyka Treasurer Marilyn Kutz leb Secretary F P05 flflen BOTTOM ROW: B. - .' J. Redovian, T. Szczygielski, ' Czarnik, D. Niedzielski, SECOND ROW: P. Tomkiewicz, M. Walacii, . , THIRD ROW: J.Po1onis, n A. Kijek, T. Szumplawski T. G. Kwiatkowski, S. Skowronski, D. Lutzky, Babinski, P. Florek, A. Popchock, J. P. Piatkowski, H. Grabski, P. Michalski, Siwa, R. Danaj, M. Cebula, D. Dupczyk. E. Diebol, .T. Niedzielski, S. Lenarczak, FOURTH ROW: R E. Cwalinski, R. Kopek, J. Nowicki, L. Ulatowski, R. icz, D.C1ine, G. Lega, M.Paszkowski. ' FIFTH ROW R. Trandell, R. Bidus, E. Dunikowski, G. Makowski, D. Grombelski, J. Borowski, C. Skonieczny. SIXTH ROW: C. J. Dragonajtys, G. Brock, C. Sokolowski, J. Kowalski, T. C Naumowicz. MISSING: M. .iilomeroom jfartvr: .S?Jf1'r ,mary Edna ., N' CLASS OFFICERS Room 113 Leonard Ulatowski President Richard Dobies Vice-P resident Robert Kopek Treasurer Gloria Babinski Secretary Adamski, Richard Baczkowski, Henry Bradley, Hedwig Briesky, Virginia Cass, Dolores Ciesluk, Dorothy Cott, Caroline Darmofal, Genevieve Dobles, Stanley Dupczyk, Frances Flllpovlch, Phyllis Glugla, Mary Godlewska, Eugenia Grajewski, Constance Grudzien, Gerald Hamera, Rlchardine Iakubielska, Cecelia Jaslna, Robert Iasinski, Dorothy Iasionowicz, Mary Kasprzyk, Christine Krajnovic, Paul Kroplnska, Delphine Kruplnski, Henry Kutzleb, Eugene Messlnger, Stanley Miciuda, Joseph Ochocki, Virginia Paszkowski, Mary Pokrywka, Arlene Polakowski, William Potocki, l-Ilpolit Przewodek, Donald Regula, Irene Sienko, Florence Silarski, Jane Simon, Ioan Sobczak, Ronald Szczawlnska, Dorothy Szkudniewski, Chester Wartman, Richard Wojtowlcz, Stanley Zukowski, Leo enior irecfor 13722 Moenart 3088 Lehman 11821 Gable 2468 Goodson 3464 Doremus 2481 Faber 3935 Commor 12126 Charest 2256 Wyandotte 2223 Faber 2425 Holbrook 2347 Poland 11431 Klinger 12060 Selfridge 1928 Edwin 9539 Gallagher 3003 Goodson 19403 Anglin 11424 Klinger 4535 Garvin 13571 Mitchell 2248 Faber 2761 Poland 2715 Evaline 3851 Holbrook 2658 Yemans 3374 Norwalk 19156 Revere 2676 Yemans 13215 Mound Rd. 2375 Andrus 2289 Edwin 11025 Roxbury 2318 Grayling 3307 Evaline 3845 Bristow 2715 Geimer 3380 Norwalk 2231 Trowbridge 3362 Norwalk 2359 Edwin 96 W. Grand 2639 Gelmer 1-0459 3-6578 2-9005 3 -3398 3-1486 1-6115 3-6702 4-0067 2-9135 1-8013 3-3384 1-2985 9-5079 9-7651 6-1852 2-6888 2-8698 2-2142 1-5941 5-6883 3-5698 2-7541 1-7839 2-5246 5-8690 3-1107 2-2969 3-4956 3-0218 1-0473 1-4177 2-5061 2-6317 4-1197 5-5340 5-3956 1-1838 3-3080 5-1027 2-0008 -ll .-- XV K 'X jk IQJM The Seniors who weave this subject into their pat- tern obtain the answers to many difficult problems. These students are find- ing the specific gravity of sinking solids by the wa- ter displacement method . The Juniors are interested in the laboratory study of plant and animal life. By studing the intricate design found in living things, the student is led to admire the wisdom of God, who planned them. GENERAL SCIENCE is a pre- view of, and a preparation for the loom of the great science world. Here the Freshies are observing the process of dis- tillation of water - method of purifying water by vaporizing it and then condensing it. Mgdii go 09 en era! Selena 5ri0ncc' of Scien ce Fortified with the knowledge of mathematics the student can stand with the world of today. Math really has Stanley Wojtowicz and his colleagues caged in on a tricky problem in Algebra II. W WIHMLM -af ' You must know all the angles to solve the right triangles. On this the Geometry Class agrees, es- pecially: Gerry Wojnar, Sigmund Kuczynski, Thomas Bill, and Suzanne Stefan. Algebra is real fun .... these Freshmen are in earnest about dividing and multiplying more difficult algebraic expressions-- division of apolynomial by a bi- nomial. The Junior Religion C1ass--- discussing the importance of reading the Holy Bible. Jane Janosz is pointing out strong arguments in favor of the Holy Bible Week. QIfl'l0Cl ClCy Economics is a continually changing field, and economists must keep themselves up-to-date on new trends and policies of the day. In this picture a group of Seniors are discussing what's new in the industrial world. Obi Clif? ring fA0 allow' ant! fo .xdnzvrira ject. More Christopher work came with Pamphlet Day on which occasion devoted Florianites distributed over 500 timely book lets to every place of opportunity Leo Zukowski and the seniors were the spirits behind the pro .gil glolucafion Key events of past civilization have real value in analyzing and understanding the world of today. This picture is a typical class- room reading up on France of to- day. .14 Wiaaion jl'lllA of CJAriJf and tlw 'lfffoffcf Yes, the Freshmen know all about theml This ambitious group has devised this sharp method of remembering personalities and events connected with their patron saint. ,.., . .. Qfsilkflfii 4' 3 N Q.-af Are the spiritual needs of the American inductee provided foi sufficiently enough to gear him tc carry on the work of the lay apos- tolate in the service? A big problem solved in a grea way by students from the two Soph- omore Religion classes participa- ting in a Junior Town Meeting. English on Parade. After a spir- ited discussion, the interest was so genuine in the Third Year English Class that these students concluded with a service display. ' repairing These Seniors are engaged in a systematic conversation and discussion on how should every student be familiar with such an implement of reserach as READERS' GUIDE TO PERIODICAL LITERATURE. 'x .ff y gun'-F f-. , , i 'K ' fr' 1 ' . 4 Q 'I gipp 1 1 I 7 .Nl 1 NJC Panel discussion is one of the many methods of expres- sion used in high school Eng- lish classes. Jerry Makow- ski, the moderator, seems to hold the interest of his panel participants. ph Ol 0l'l'l0I'l'0LU The Freshmen are pleasantly sur- prised to learn that more than half of our English words are derived directly from Latin . This fine group of DP's regis- tered at St. Florian High this fall. Sr. Jeremiah, the Principal, is giving information on the subjects to be taken and the importance of extracurricular activities which occupy much of the time of the students in an attempt to make them well-rounded. The great men and women of the Poland Committee helped to report findings on var- ious contributions to humanity. Left to right: Rita Danaj, Eugene Cwalinski, An- toinette Wisniewski , Loretta Andrzej ewski, Hedwig Zuk, Chester Kowalski, Christine Jasinski, Genevieve Lasota, John Piec, Arlene Balut. UA. udin 0.6.4 worfd The Typing Class is striving to attain their goal: accuracy, effi- ciency, dependability, legibility, and speed. It's on paper now, but it may be on a concrete footing some day. Young draftsmen are earnestly planning their dream homes in the Architectural Draw- ing Class. They are: L. Rudolph, A. Glugla, T. Mason, E.Urbanczyk, T. Urbanczyk, B. Braniecki, Eileen Plizga is reviewing the Bookkeeping Cycle. Constructive imagination is put to work in the Draft- ing 1 Class by F. Wegori, R. Hudzinski, S. Frydle- wicz, S. Netski, F. Sur- high, G. Gorelski, A. Czarnik, andM. Strzelecki. 1 N ' f 'Nu' .ff-X 1 '-. v '7 fxiwif X'x!f',fAR'!f3 . . , . , V , . . , ' . xx- : z .-...V-' ,,... . ....-...... ' 1 I ..-...-.-.Ap-.- , X.. X J 'xwjvi xi X! 14--- f H, s E X, g .,k Co-editors: Virginia Ochocki, Dorothy Jasinski. -.r-if III? Nfl! S The Florham has produced 72 pages of friendly school views for students to tuck among their mem- ories. Paddedcovers are anew de- luxe feature. Kropmski ' . Delphine, Dar- repare Copy' zawiflskl' Gene ka. 'stS P m S10 POKTYW esCa-ss, H:t3521Bfad1?Ytix2o1IIaSgfZYk' Adema . 1' . 5 Checkwrite-ugS'C2l?3 Iukubiel' moialv Chu ' 5 tor 3 ' covvEd1t9r Siu tllmsm- GOdl.eW5k1' ie Gfalew . Eugenia C0fm e 5i1aYSk1s ski, Ian Business Staff sell, deliver books, decide pics. MaryPaszkowski, Flor- ence Sienko, Mary Jasionowicz, Stan- ley Dobies, Richard Wartman, Leon Zukowski, Richard Adamski, Paul Krajnowic, Rochelle Hamera, Bill Polakowski. .7119 guicle Delphine Kropinski, Mary Jasionowicz and Irene Regula, part of the Guide Staff, assem- bling material for the outcoming issue of the Guide. Phyllis Filipovich, Co-Editor, Connie Grajewski, illustrator, and Christine Kasprzyk, typist, working together to make the Guide a big success. Celia Jakubielski, Ed- itor, Virginia Briesky and Florence Sienko, mimeographers, putting the final touches on the Guide. W ,wy- The school officers present Father Walkowiak, on behalf of the 'Ukvq M! Senior class, a check for S1000 towards the new auditorium. Vice President - Richard Ad- amskig Secretary - Dolores Cassg School President - Leon Zukow - skig Student Council Secretary - Dorothy Cieslukg Our Pastor, Father Walkowiakg Treasurer - Eugene Kutzleb. THE SENATE - Heads of the Departments. Girls' Athletics - Eugenia God- lewskig Florham - Virginia Och- ockag Guide - Celia Jakubielskig Music Rep. - Frances Dupczykg Library - CarolCott3 Entertain- ment - Virginia Briesky. Mission - Jane Silarskig So- dality - Joan Simong Student Commissioner - Henry Krupin- skig Acolytes - Richard Adam- skig Boys' Athletics - Stanley Dobies: Holy Name - Bill Pola- kowski. HOUSE OF REPRESENTA- TIVES - The Presidents of Re- spective Classes. School President - Leon Zuk- owski, Vice President - Richard Adamskig Junior Presidents - Gerald Pisarkiewicz, 2025 J0- seph Augustyniak, 2053 Sopho- more Presidents - Edward Grom- belski, 112g Gerald Morawski, 1023 Freshmen Presidents - Leonard Ulatowski, 1139 Richard Kowalczyk, 211. .S7fM6!0I'lt COMHCL Student Council Meeting by Par- liamentary procedure is a dynamic approach to student thinking on school affairs. The purpose is to teach tolerance, reason and justice through active experience with di- vergent viewsg to create opportunity for the exercise of freedom of speech and assembly by our youthg to create appreciation of the values in dis- cussiong andto give high school stu- dents experiences which may serve them later in the councils of their city, state and nation. Sf., Jw. 1 SLM? J f0l'l'l IH IJJIOII Hank Krupinski, presi- dent of the commission Qpointing to the safety slo- ganl is reminding his fel- low commissioners about the major social, safe and civic responsibilites which confront them daily. The Sweetheart Serenade , one of the many gay and enchanting dances sponsored by the Seniors. Planning, effort, and time was put into each by the Entertainment Committee: Joe Miciuda, Tom Krajnovic, Del Krop- A k' Vir ie Briesky, MaryPaszkow- ins 1, g ski, Irene Regula, Dorothy Szczawinski, Bob Jasina, and Chet Szkudniewski. H EEN EWTENE Protecting Li f e a n d Limb, is the motto of Our Safety Patrol. They are fully aware that their part in the community is to safe- guard at all times their fellow-schoolmates. 1. ,.'L' gllllm ' ,hr-I-L ' . Y A- 'X' f V V -ill N Q .: P' -v 1 s ' 'X ,av yx+++ .fdcfiuified are fae of fda 5cAoo Organized Extracurricular activities all are as much a part of a student's career as his academic work ........ . y,!e K c ,Xp Ah' -' L ,lax i 3 5 I ,X 1 The Senior Acolytes: Hipolit Potocki, Richard Adamski, Presidentg Gerald Grudzien, Bill Polakowski. Holy Name Officers and Moderators which gave the impetus to the Society. Joseph Pacholec, Treas- urerg PaulKrajnovic , Vice Presidentg Bill Polakow- skig Presidentg Stanley Messinger, Secretary Ronald Michalski, Ted Radzialowski, Gerry Woj- nar , Joe Kowalski, Eugene Kowalski, Ronnie Borkow- ski, Henry Baczkowski, Don Przewodek. Our Lady's Sodality would not be complete without the committee moderators: Kneeling: Carol Sosinski, Halina Dudzinski, Florence Sienko, Irene Regula. Standing: Mary Glugla, Vice Prefectg Ioan Simon, Prefectg Phyllis Fili- povich, Secretaryg Connie Grajewski, Treasurer. The C,S.M.C. officers tleftj and the class repre- sentatives frighty give their eager cooperation and per- severing effort to the Mis- sion Cause. me 64001 ingj ?fM'fA .ilymnd Virtue has its own re- ward. The Spiritual bene- fits reaped by the Liturgical Choir must be tremendous according to this axiom. j'AI'lllll'fl1 Cl IAOAI' Zglllln f ' lf! zfUc'1'L1fl1c!la'1'.5.i Ijirmfn The Senior Library Staff discusses what a powerful weapon literature can be. Through this display they plan to acquaint the students with literature whichillum- inates the truth involving the three-fold development of his spiritual , intellectual and physical power. Club Me mbers, Jan 19, at the Tau Beta Com munity Center Chester Skonieczny at the plano if music conclude a friendly afternoon luncheon OLD ZIP COON WITH THE J YELLOW FLUTE f ten route to Grand Rapidsl Twelve St. Florian Students participated in the State Concert held in Grand Rapids, February 2, at the National Catholic Music Educators Convention. D. Ciesluk, F. Sienko, C. Cott, J. Simon, P. Krajnovic, H. Krupinski, H. Krzywkowski, M. Lech, D. Fic, M. Dudzin- ski, W. Wieczerza, R. Lu- casinski. M fng.5 7 Olly BRAHM'S LULLABY .,4 An afternoon class in Appreciation of Choral Music. EdwardHartley in the rear controlling the needle. JF '54 SING HIGH, SING LOW WHERE'VER THEY GO ! f Sullivan's The Gondoliers draw the attention of the musically minded seniors to the score-- while Stan Wojtowicz rotates the musical disc. 'A LAETENTUR COELI ET EXULTET TERRA'L,4 The Eighth Grade Girls' Chorus sing in the Lower St. Florian Church at the daily Li- turgical function, with C. Skonieczny, the Stu- dent Organist, at the manual. Our Cfafid jrila fo April 14 to 18th llfuafilcingfon .. RT ML I f J aI'?ll!2 an .71-igufe fo our ..x4fAAfic irecfor REV. ANTHONY wAs1ELEwsK1 There is a bond of fellowship between sport fans. Love and knowledge of the game of football can make two hearts kin. To know a game, to be able to play it well for all the joy there is in it, characterizes a man among boys and girls as a Good Sport . To be a good sport and at the same time to maintain one's dignity is a special gift of personality. We concede that gift to Father Wasielewski. We, as students of Saint Florian High School, wish to thank Father Wasielewski for his kindness to us, for the training we received from him, for the pleasurable sport he provided for us, and for the lessons not in our text books which he taught us. Mindful of the dignity of his position and scholarship, we consider it a tribute to his character and personality that the students of Saint Florian High School can respect his dignity, enjoy his companionship, and look upon him as a good sport . We did not realize, during our association, how much we should miss him if he were to leave. But now when the test has come we are deeply grieved. But like good sports we too shall accept it and offer our prayers that he shall be happy and successful in his new labors and find ' sincere friends wherever he goes. Good-bye Fatherl Remember us in your prayers too. . goofga lgmum 1' Aiming at a second straight championship, the Lancers opened their league season with a home game against St. Thomas. Unfortunately, inexperience and penalties proved too much of a handicap. St. Thomas scored in the second quarter, and St. Florian was behind 6-0 which proved to be the final score. A late drive bogged down and the season started on a sour note. Aroused by the defeat, St. Florian really tore into their next opponents, St. Rose, and came out on the long end ofa 41 -0 score . The issue was never in doubt after the first half when St . Florian had already assumed a 13-0 lead. In the third and fourth quarters, Tommy Krajnovic scored two TD's on two plunges, also making one extra point. Gerry Krajnovic, Lenny Gutkowskiand Ed Grombelski made one touchdowna piece. After Richie Wartman blocked a punt, Gerald Ernatt fell on the ball for another tally. Two Joe's, Simon and Augustyniak, accounted for 4 extra points--the former 3 and the latter 1. Lancers hopes brightened, butwere almost snuffed out by a close game with Nativity. An all day rain turned Mack Park into a sea of mud. Only one Lancer, .Toe Simon, was able to cross the goal line as St. Florian eked out a narrow 6-0 decision. The Lancer machine was running along smoothly and Coach Art Macioszczyk had reason to encision a second title season. St. Florian rolled to their third straight victory with a convincing 20-7 triumph over St. Bernard. Joe Augustynlak, Leo Rudolph and Ron Borkowski all scored for the red-and-white. Tom Krajnovic andAugustyniak got the extra points. By winning, St. Florian raised its record to 3 wins and 1 loss. A chance for the championship jinged on the game with St. Philip. However, St. Phi1ip's pass offense mastery smoked them into a quick 13-O lead. The Lancers held St. Philip scoreless in the second quarter but they themselves failed to capitalize. In the third quarter, St. Philip- scored a quick TD on another pass but St. Florian got it bach when Bill Pola.kowski pounced on an opponent's fumble in the end zone. St. Philip scored again in the dying moments to make the final score 25-6. St. Florian then put their attention on the traditional game with St. Ladislaus, in the annual Goodfellow Game. The first division squad showed their prowess by making two quick tallies and going ahead IZ-0. They scored again before the half to push out in front 18-0. In the second half, St. Florian started moving but it was too late and they eventually lost 25-13. Ed Grombelski stole the ball from the Greyhound QB and raced for a TD. Ray Rubago passed to Joe Simon for another score. Bill Polakowski converted the point after TD. The loss brought to a close the 1951 Lancers football season with St. Florian in the runner-up spot. The season's record stood at an even .500 on three triumphs and three defeats. q-.Q L KJ, an C0121 On fge gyricliron LASTROW: JerryWojnarfProperty Mgr.J, Leo Rudolph, Henry Kowalski, .Toe Simon, Eddie Grombelski, Ted Radzialowski, James Nowicki, Ray Lu- casinski KProperty Mgr.J. SECOND ROW: Frank Pietraszkiewicz Kline- coachl, Joe Augustyniak, Ray Rubago, Ted Karpowicz, Jerry Ernatt, Donald Iminski, Frank Hanyo, .Terry Brock, Ray Gutkowski. THIRD ROW: Rev. A. Wasielewski, Athletic Director, Clarence Siuda, Richard Orszewski, Lenny Gutkowski, Cass Grombelski, Donald Cline, Louis Jarmolowicz, Jerry Morawski, Ronald Trandell, Jerry Krajnovic. FIRST ROW: Art Macioszczyk, Head Coach, Ronnie Borkowski, Richie Wartman, Leo Head Coach, Arthur Macioszczyk. In his sec- ond, Art, almost duplicated another football championship and came up with awinning season in basketball. His success as a coach is evidence of his strategy, and yet sportsmanship, rather than winning, is the goal of his athletes. Frank Pietraszkiewicz, Assistant Football Coach. A carry-over from his playing days, hardwork has been Frank's formula for success. Through his efforts, the St. Florian line once again was an aggressive outfit, agood reflection Jf its coach. Zukowski, Gene Kutzleb, Bill Pola- kowski, Jerry Grudzien, Henry Kru- pinski, Paul Krajnovic. Bill Polakowski, Tackle, Leon Zu- kowski, Center, Henry Krupinski, Reserve, Gerald Grudzien, Center, Pau1Krajnovic , Quarter Back, Richard Wartman, Guard, Eugene Kutzleb, Guard, Frank Pietraszkiewicz, Line Coach, Father Anthony Wasielewski, Athletic Director, Art Macioszczyk, Head Coach. Father Anthony Wasielewski, Athletic Direc- tor, congratulating Bill Polakowski on his four years of football at St. Florian High. ancerfi in .xdcfion . . Len Gutkowski lets fly an arching shotfrom one side while Gerry Ernatt stands ready to tip a possible rebound in. ski and Al Glugla stand by. Gerry Ernatt is shown tipping in the ball from his spot under- f neath the basket as Ron Borkow- During a brief lull in one of the Lancer tussles, Coach Art Macioszczyk gives the team' some strategy and encourage- ment. jrigufe an jareweff 0 Olll' A11 work and no play makes Jack a dull boy , So the proverb says, you know. But all play and no work would make dullards indeed, So we balance the two as we go. There are rules for each game that the players must learn And opponents to meet in the strife, But we live every day by similar rules In the game that we call just life , Now if it's a strike, a fair ball or foul We'1l let Father Wasielewski decide. Or if we should fumble, kick short of the goal, Or make a touchdown for our side, His word for our gain or our loss shall be Accepted whatever betide. Always ready to encourage were Father Walkowiak, Pastor of St. Floriang Parish Organist, Mr. Wlttbrodtg and FatherA. Wasielew- ski, our friendly athletic director. AIUIOU h Uardifg Cagerfi Varsjt g they did .V e Hot ' S ?S1EjtballirnEg:1f1:ieir shargnoiny -titles, the ' diS13,u u ing 3. Sw victories UD to the S' their 3 eet Victo In St . Ffh ri FY Ove man-Shipa ' Floflan f .va1- The - at Hd tea radm Y lived Mele- mwofkqualfrfeinoff SPOMS- a genuine x-RQURQ .x4fAAfic ,lirecfor to E215 Years Reserv T . a fifle 0 e 93.111 ru ne, prov when 1 h ' oummg for disrricrney were in uid quarre s ave risen, as he Seaso honors th e sometimes they do, Sf- Florian n and were a roflgh- Here's a fact that I'll gladly Wayfol-an eg, Their skill poqredlf to confide, en b I There was no dispute as to what should be done. We let Father Wasielewski decide. Now, Father, we thank you for all you have done, And the games you have coached us to play. The lessons you have taught help us to decide What is right as we live day by day. But how we shall miss you when you are gone Words just never can tell. We' 11 pray for success wherever you are And in parting we'llsayjust: Farewell l erre r nts th 1' 93.111 nextyeare HIJLUIAH I1 Al 1-.iffy CL. to RJ: Ronald Borkowski, Leon- ardGutkowski, Terrance Mason, Ger - aldErnatt, AlexGlugla, Joseph Simon, Chester Szudniewski. Top Row CL. to RJ: Raymond Czar- nikg Ronald Michalskig Coach, Art Macioszczykg Athletic Director, Father Anthony Wasielewski, Reserve Coach, John Sitarski, Jr., Leonard Ulatowskig Clarence Siuda. Bottom Row: Ted Karpowicz, Stan- ley Lasotag Casimir Grombelskig Bill Bielskig Lawrence Napiorkowskig Ed- ward Grombelski. 6 y o. m,,,,.., gl'fll!l' .S7l'A00f .7l'fHH Some of the future high school stars of St. Florian will probably come from the ranks of these CYO players. From left to right, top row: Richard Cooper, Ray Kopczynski, Marvin Jurek, Bob Senkowski, Tom Rutynowski, Richard Schall, Bob Napiewocki. Bottom row: Nick Shomma, Michael Grombelski, Tom Swiatkowski, Larry Pietrzak , Frank Babinski, Daniel Snow. Z?a.50Al1! BOTTOM ROW: Joe Augustyniak, JerryKrajnovic, Ray Czarnik, Tom Krajnovic, Henry Kowalski, Ray Poplawski. SECOND ROW: Donald Homic, AlexGlugla, EdwardGrombelski, Ronald Borkowski, Gerald Ernatt, Joe Simon, Ray Bidus, Leo Rudolph. TOP ROW: Coach Art Macioszczyk, Robert Pietras, Leonard Gutkowski, Fr. Wasielewski, Athletic Director. It happens every spring to St. Florian as it does throughout this great land. With the coming of balmy breezes and the warm sun, the young men's fancies turn again to baseball and thoughts of the diamond. Art Macioszczyk, who is also head grid and hoop mentor, will coach the Lancer nine . With most positions on the team open, a lively battle for the individual posts should develop. Success of the St. Florian baseball team will depend in a large measure on how well the first-year men of last year have learned their job. Since the team is composed of almost all lower classmen, Lancer fans will see emphasis placed on speed and hustle rather than on grace. This season St. Florian hopes to obtain its share of vic- tories by again utilizing teamwork and spirit. If the latter part of last season was an indication, 1952 Lancer fans are in store for an aggressive and improving team. By utilizing their own talents and following the sound advice of Coach Macioszczyk the baseball team will continue to roll. After expending much time and energy to the rookies last season, Art is hoping the results will be in evidence this year. How- ever, even with the handicap of inexperience, St. Florian will continue to carry out the fine tradition of Lancer baseball teams of the past. BASEBALL SCHEDULE Nativity St. Philip St. Thomas St. Bernard St. Rose Nativity St. Philip St. Thomas St. Bernard St. Rose April 22 April 25 April 29 May 2 May 6 May 9 May 12 May 16 May 19 May 23 X-J, 5 fK .2 W' 5 , 1 , ,in 'A7 . uw ,ix V5 I f .b 4 f if bf M445 S .4! , , A in X Q I I ? r, ,S li Mm ff I 5- Eu - is hebl gem xsune Kaspfzy n andthe hlg a u 3 Godlewski hgghris, we capELxceretteSv wgsbie osztgginia always hsrguard scorer my utitor and a 619999 be 8 factsf her team D155 ed the OD- pe In the Proved fierce Com I games. O pb Constance Grajewski . Guard Connie with her cheerful disposi- tion always kept the team's spirit to a fevers pitch. Cl1l'IC0l 0fl05 a f v N- 2 'LN .2.. Q' :W IIA: ratify The effortof the Lancerettes has been graciously rewarded as they have cap- tured the Central Divisional Champion- ship. Top Row: Lorraine Chmielewski, Phyllis Filipovich, Assistant Coach, Lorraine Napiorkowski, Coach Jose- phine Kurcz, Dolores Homic, Patricia Greczyk. Middle Row: Eugenia Godlew- ski, Dorothy Jasinski, Constance Gra- jewski, Christine-Kasprzyk, Rochelle Hamera, Hedwig Bradley, Jane Silarski. Bottom Row: Annette Poplawski, Dolo- res Fic, Patricia Tyranski, Bernadine Pokoj, Carol Sosinski. N 0J0rU0.5 Top Row: Coach Miss Josephine Kurcz, Florence Filipczak, Marilyn Wyka, Joan Kwiatkowski, Gloria Tom- kiewicz, Bernadine Tyranski, Assis- tant Coach Lorraine Napiorkowska. Middle Row: Gloria Jedrzejewski, Joan Poplawski, Mary Ann Dudzinski, Father Wasielewski, Sandra Kastrau, Evelyn Lisiecki, Patricia Kastrau, Bottom Row: Delphine Niedzielski, Yvonne Wiencek, Bernadine Doman- ski, Lorraine Zakrzewski. un for an C0reHv.1 Never too young to learn , is clearly shown by the youngest Lancerettes, the eight grade team. Top Row: Assistant Coach, Lorraine Napiorkowski, Barbara Filarey, Griselda Rudolph, Joan Cies- luk, Manager, Delphine Porzadek, Coach Josephine Kurcz. Bottom Row: Carol Zmijewski, Josephine Chadupski, Lor- raine Kramiak, Father Wasielewski , Dolores Stasialowicz, Alice Kowalski, Josephine Kochanowski. Miss Josephine Kurcz , has truly been an inspiration to the success of the Lancerettes. The experience she has attained throughout her many years in girls athletics has been the foundation for the physical development of our bodies and also the alertness of our minds. New charm and spark was added to our cheering squad by these charming girls: Left to right: Eileen Plizga, Carol Sosinksi, Patricia Kas- trau, Bernadine Pokoj, Ann- ette Poplawski, and Lorraine Chmielewski. girg Zgarfefgaf The genuine fundamentals of sports- manship have been deeply instilled in the hearts of every individual through her unending and tireless efforts. Our coach, not only taught but also exemplified dependability .... Truth, even though an admission of ignorance, establishes confidence. The 1951-1952 Lancerettes team hada very success- ful season coping the Central Division Championship. They had no difficulty in downing their opponents in six league games to gain the added distinction of be- coming undefeated champions. This season marked the end of their high school basketball career for seven Seniors. Namely: Rochelle Hamera, Constance Grajewski, Jane Silarksi, Hedwig Bradley, Phyllis Filipovich, Dorothy Jasinski, Chris- tine Kasprzyk, Eugenia Godlewski. ppreciafion . . . To the Mothers and Fathers of the Seniors of 1952, who so generously sacrificed themselves, in spite of adverse circumstances, that their sons and .daughters receive a Catholic High School education, we, the seniors, filially and affectionately dedicate this page of the Florham. William Jakubielski William Polakowski Anthony Kropinski Walter Paszkowski' George Kasprzyk Walter Pokrywka Anthony Lechert Bruno Grudzien John Krupinski Anthony Hamera Peter Ochocki John Silarski John Dupczyk Adam Bradley S. Messenger Adam Sienko Z. Potocki J. Jasina Eleanor Darmofal Joseph Sobczak Mary Simon Mr. gl Mrs Mr. 8: Mrs Mr. 61 Mrs Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. K: Mrs Mr. Ki Mrs Mr. Ki Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. 8: Mrs Mr. 8: Mrs Mr. gl Mrs Mr. 8: Mrs Mr. gl Mrs Mr. 8: Mrs Mr. 8: Mrs Mr. K: Mrs Mr. Ki Mrs Mr. 8: Mrs Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Marie Miciuda Bernice Dobies Nellie Wojtowicz Josephine Regula 81 Mrs Sz Mrs 8: Mrs 8: Mrs 8: Mrs K1 Mrs 8: Mrs 81 Mrs Ki Mrs Sz Mrs 81 Mrs gl Mrs 81 Mrs 8: Mrs. 8: Mrs. E. Kutzleb Joseph Cass Alex Glugla Leo Zukowski Michael Cott Paul Jasinski Henry Ciesluk Herman Wartman John Krajnovic Paul Fllipovich Harry Grajewski Dominic Adamski Anthony Briesky John Iasionowicz Anthony Przewodek Our Prayer Oh God, Who hast Comrnanded us to honor our Fathers and Mothers and Who by the Grace of the Holy Spirit didst pour the gifts of love into their hearts, grant health of mind and body to those who are living that they may love Thee with all their strength, and have mercy on the souls of those who have passed to their eternal reward, and bring them to see Thee in the joy of eternal happiness thru Christ Our Lord. Amen. ' Roman Missal. TO OUR SPONSORS, PATRONS AND ADVERTISERS . . . . A SINCERE THANKS SPONSORS Rev. Peter P. Walkowiak, Pastor Rev. Francis Kozlowski Rev. Joseph Matlenga Rev. Anthony Wasielewski Rev. Thomas Zielinskl Rev. Thaddeus Ziemski Sister Jeremiah, Principal Sister Sister Sister Mary Angelita, Homeroom 210 Mary Charissima, Homeroom 107 Mary De Paul, Homeroom 109 Sister Mary Edmunda, Homeroom 108 Sister Mary Edwardine, Homeroom 104 Sister Mary Elizabeth, Homeroom 208 Sister Mary Xavier, Sister Mary Gaudentia, Homeroom 3 Sister Mary Honorencia, Homeroom 106 Sister Mary John, Homeroom 110 Sister Mary Iusticla, Homeroom 3 Sister Mary Marcia , Homeroom 203 Sister Mary Marcianna, Homeroom 204 Homeroom 105 Altar Society, St. Florian Bank of Commerce Cass, Miss Dolores '52 Cott, Miss Caroline '52 Cybur, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Florian Cleaners Gamalski Hardware Grajewska, Miss Anna Honorable Thaddeus M. Machrowicz Iasionowlcz, Miss Mary '52 Ieneski, Mr. Mike Kaczmarec, Mr. Don Kasprzyk, Miss Christine '52 Koremski, Miss Virginia '51 Krieghoff Company Builders Kwasny's Market Macioszczyk, Art Mar's Bar Messenger, Mr. Stanley Ir. '52 Miciuda, Mr. Joseph '52 Miller, Leo J. New Palace Bakery Orchard Lake Seminary Auxiliary Piotrowski and Lemke Regula, Mr. and Mrs. A. St. Florian Ushers' Club St. Hedwig's Society Sidor, Mr. J'ohn '51 Spiegel, Miss Florence Swick, Philip Vlaslc, Mary Wojtowtcz, Mr. Stanley '52 Wojtylo, Mr. Leo I. Wyka, Marilyn '55 EDUCATION FOR A CHANGING WORLD . . . . in schools that prepare the young women for her important role in modern Catholic America MADON NA COLLEGE LIBERAL ARTS COLLEGE FOR WOMEN 36800 Schoolcraft Arts and Sciences Art Social Work Music Livonia, Michigan Teacher Training Home Economics Secretarial Science Adamskl, Richard '52 Andrzejewskl, Lorraine '54 Arlene's Dress Shop Augustynlak, Joseph '53 Bablnska, Gloria '55 Balcerzak, Adrienne '56 Balut, Arlene '54 Baczkowski, Mr. Henry '52 Banas Paint Supply Banaszewski, Joan '55 Bare, Miss Jane '53 Barna Bee B 8: B Jewelry Co. 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Wesolowski, Barbara '56 Wicinski, Patricia '56 Wieczerza, Henry '55 Wiencek, Jerome '56 Wiencek, Pat '53 Wiencek, Yvonne '55 Wisniewskl, Antoinette '54 Witkowski, Dolores '56 Wolff, Charlotte '53 Wolff, Mr. Ronald '51 Wojclcki, Gerald '56 Wojnar, Gerald '54 Wrigley's Super Market Wrobel, Miss Louise Young Ladies Sodality, St. Florian Zakrzewska, Lorraine '54 Zakrzewski, Mr. 81 Mrs. Wallace Zalechowski, John '53 Zmijewski, Mr. Norbert '49 Zombek, Mitchell '53 Zukowski, Mr. Leo '52 Zwlerzelewski, Bernard '54 Zyczynski, Carl '54 Zuk, Hedwig '55 '53 '55 '55 ff F I X 4 ,.,k..!' k .JV mxfx Q is rg HN 2 Xl, 5' Ne lx X Offio a G00dS1arT X 'SSS Reddy Kilowatt, your electric servant, congratulates you on attaining your diploma. He looks forward to Work- ing side by side with you as you go on to achieve your further ambitions. Wfhenever you need him -remember, he's Reddy. Detroit Ecllson 93 unees of Progress No one could ever call a typical 1880 telephone operator light-headed. Especially when she had her headset on- all six pounds six ounces of it. That 1880 headset, though, was a good piece of equipment-the best of its day. But with its box-like transmitter and leather harness, it couldn't, by any stretch of the imagination, be called comfort-able. Today, of course, it's a different story. The telephone operator now wears a streamlined headset that weighs only nine ounces-93 ounces less than the 1880 model. It fits her like a new spring bonnet and makes her job as the Voice with a Smilen easier than ever before. And speaking of jobs, if you're graduating this year, and are looking for an interesting, important job, Michigan Bell may have one for you. Why not drop in soon for an interview? MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY Employment Office: 1365 Cass Avenue Congratulations Class of '52 FRANK JAWORSKI SAUSAGES Fine Quality Food For Over 30 Years 2933 Trowbridge Hamtramck 12, Michigan TR. 5-8183 DEPENDABLE GAS SERVICE Dependable gas service is always avail- able in your home for many necessities and comforts. Bakeries. laundries, res- taurants and many other businesses in the community use gas each day in their many operations. Factories require gas 5 ia E S 2 5 'QV 511111269 for many essential purposes. Uninter- rupted gas service contributes to the health, comfort and prosperity of the community. And day in and day out, you may accept gas service as 41 matter of course-proof of dependable service. Blutll1c:AN fi0NSUl,llDA'l'l'IlD GAS COMPANY Serving 735,000 customer: in Michigan Congratulations and Best Wishes PEOPLES STATE BANK Established 1909 Jos. Campau and Holbrook Officers ANDREW W. MICHALAK .......... President VAN F. MACIEJEWSKI . . 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Campau Two Blocks North of Caniff Leonard Lewinski TO. 8-4035 Manager Best Wishes and Congratulations To Our Daughter Arlene and The Graduating Class of '52 . III! ll f, WH WUI' pILl'ylULl1 Welcome Class of 1952 into .Cy-Arian Senna! Alumni Association President ............... FRED SUDY 49 Vice-President ...... NORBERT ZMIJEWSKI '48 Recording Secretary .... DOROTHY BABINSKA '49 Corresponding Secretary . . DOLORES PRZYSTUP '48 Treasurer ...... GENEVIEVE FRYDLEWICZ '46 Entertainment Chairman .... JOHN BABINSKI '48 I Congratulations Wishes for Success to the from Z Class of 1952 QW! 1 G E 8 ROOM 204 ' GRADE 8 ROOM 203 and and Sifer Wyflry marrianna Sijlpr my Wnarria Best Wishes for a Successful and Blessed Future! SJIUI' g and GRADE 7 ROOM 210 Goodbye, Seniors! It was nice being with you. THE JUNIORS OF HOMEROOM 205 and .gifs fm' 7!Wu ry grin in i rla Congratulations , Seniors I Safer CiAzaAofA and GRADE 7 ROOM 208 God's Blessings to our daughter and sister Mary and the Class of '52 7762. 5 73624. Walla paagiomli mf., .e ml. eww zawww Wkle poem Printing of Quality zsoa Florian Avenue TR. 2-4587 S . Kulpa , Proprietor LUSTRA CORPORATION OF AMERICA Specialists in Lighting Compliments of Alex A. Krot Representative Funeral Director A. A. OBLIN 2687 Caniff Ave. 2717 Geimer Telephone TR. 5-8673 TO. 8-2060 Compliments of Fkmwee Swim 11633 Jos. Campau Ave. TOwnsend 8-2807 KLIMSZA PRODUCTS Roofing Supplies and Coal 3826 Holbrook TR. 1-0463 Salex Furniture Company Furniture Appliance and Hardware 8625 Joseph Campau TR. 2-4884 Conant 8. Norwalk Service Joe Gersztyn, Prop. 9533 Conant Avenue TR. 2-9871 Congratulations from the WONDER BAZAAR School and Office Supplies Religious Articles Polish and English Prayer Books Selection of both Polish and English Greeting Cards 9435 Jos. 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