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

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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.

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.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.

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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.