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

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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.

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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.

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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.