St Ladislaus High School - Torch Yearbook (Hamtramck, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1943 volume:

P Ylineieen Owdy-thAze. ' TORCH Published by the 1943 SENIOR CLASS ST. LADISLAUS HIGH SCHOOL ★ Keeping pace with the industry of today, St. Ladislaus High aspires to provide for its students education with an adequate religious back- ground for successful living. The Alma Mater sheltered its inmates from evil influences . . . Turned the minds and hearts of youth to noble ideals . . . Taught the students to use their knowledge so that they and those they contact may benefit . . . Prepared all to emerge with sufficient knowledge of life s devious path. The objective—to make this a foundation where every one may store up courage and love—an accomplishment by which we live has been constantly pursued. tyatlt i Majeupihi . . . jbedicatian In this unprecedented chaos, the Torch pauses to dedicate this copy to our pastor, Rev. A. A. Majewski. We extend our tribute to him, who so strongly promulgated the building of character for the Church, and for Christian democracy. Each activity, each class event under his direction, fostered in every student, virtue and leadership. In memory of our days at St. Ladislaus, we proudly turn these pages of Modern History, gratified that this annual is a tribute of deference, loyalty, and love to our Pastor. REVEREND A. A. MADEJA ★ (Dun. The contributing force in tf REVEREND F. J. SZANIAWSKI With combined efforts, our faculty priests and sisters strove to correlate our religious training with language, literature and scholastic ability. Great is their objective—to train the young minds in the realms of honesty, courage and patriot- ism so that all may prove worthy members of the Catholic Church and of this great society. REVEREND J. J. ROZAK acuity ★ development of mind and body . Sister M. Jerome, Principal RELIGION, ENGLISH Sister M. Edith ENGLISH Sister M. Perpetua BIOLOGY. RELIGION Sister M. Nazarius MOD. HISTORY. POLISH Sister M. Jane Frances LATIN. ENGLISH Sister M. Florian CHEMISTRY. SCIENCE. ALGEBRA Sister M. Caroline PHYSICS. AVIATION. SCIENCE Sister M. Rose ENGLISH Sister M. Martina RELIGION. TYPING. BOOKKEEPING Sister M. Rozetta SHORTHAND. TYPING. RELIGION Sister M. Germaine AM. HISTORY. ECONOMICS. RELIGION Sister M. Berenice GEOMETRY. ALGEBRA Alunuu, tit BeAoice Edward Adamczyk '38 Wallace Barczak '38 Richard Blaszczyk '42 Thaddeus Bojanowski '38 Edward Borgula '41 Edward Brzostowski '42 Stanislaus Brzostowski '39 Sylvoster Brzustowicz '42 Steve Bywaloc '40 Arthur Chludzinski Ervin Chludzinski '42 Leonard Chludzinski Leo Coughlin '39 Alexander Dewa '39 Walter Federowicz '41 Joseph Foronkiowicz '38 John Filip '40 Joseph Filip '41 Eugene Filipowicz '40 Henry Fonfara '41 Edward Frankowiak '39 Chester Gates '42 Henry Gomorek '38 Eugene Grzelak '40 Leonard Hordzik Chester Holody '42 Edward Huchla '41 Leonard Huchla Bernard Ignaczak '36 Edward Jakubiak '40 Andrew Jaracz '40 Leo Joszkc '38 Stanislaus Jeszkc '41 Stanislaus Kmiec ‘41 Edward Kobylarczyk '42 Chester Kaszubski '36 Boleslaus Kozerski '39 Lawrenco Krot '42 John Kruk '40 William Kurzyna '36 Thaddeus Kush '38 John Lach '40 Albert Latosiewicz '38 Thaddeus Leib '39 Makary Lowandowski '42 Stanley Marczak '42 Raymond Michalik '39 Theodore Manteuffel '36 Edward Muszynski '42 Stephen Muzyk '39 Leonard Noring '42 Walter Nowakowski '40 Chester Orlowski '39 Stephen Pisarski '39 Edward Pizon '40 Peter Pocalujka '40 Henry Polowniak '39 Anthony Puchala '39 Edward Radgowski '40 Thaddeus Rajchel '38 Alex Rokar '41 Mitchell Rogus '42 Herman Rudzki '39 Leonard Sandecki '42 Edward Sawtell '41 Francis Shoenrock '38 Chester Sienicki '38 John Sieruta '41 Norbort Skiorski '41 Leonard Sosin '40 Jerome Sowul '42 Thaddeus Swiatkowski '40 John Szymanski '39 Theobold Szafran '39 Francis Szczerba '39 Joseph Szwarc '40 Anthony Tanona '39 Adolph Trojanowski '40 John Wais '39 Francis Wasinski '39 Walter Warzybok '41 Stanislaus Wawrzynek '37 Walter Wawrzynek '40 Edward Weglarz '38 Eugene Zajac '39 John Zalucki '42 Peter Zdanio ‘39 Marion Zemsta '39 Sylvester Zielinski '39 Joseph Zielonka '42 Josoph Zwierzynski '39 Casimir Zyczynski '40 Theodore Zylinski '42 Qua Q uiduateA GalendaA, SEPTEMBER Opening of school New courses added to schedule (Aviation, Physics) Football season opens—A 6-0 victory over St. Anthony Chest Photofluographs taken of students OCTOBER Election of Class Officers Initiation Dance Hallowe'en Dance NOVEMBER Turkey Raffle Scrap Drive Official Bank Tellers lecture DECEMBER Jallopy Contest Senior Rings Students from Aviation class hear Sikorsky at Cass Tech Parent-Teachers Night Football Team—guests of Kiwanis Club Christmas vacation JANUARY N.Y.A. School begins Semester Exams Basketball season opens Students pose for the photographer J-Hop FEBRUARY Victory Dance St. Valentine Dance MARCH Assembly—Farewell to Coach Setera Game at Olympia—St. Lad’s vs. Holy Redeemer Father Hugh Smith, S.J., gave lecture on Novel to the English Class Father Rzasa conducts three-day Retreat Red Cross Drive—Result $104 APR l V-12 Exams Burroughs Machine Demonstration Easter vacation MAY Senior Prom Senior-Junior Banquet JUNE Athletic Association Bond Drive Bob-lo Excursion Commencement DOLORES PAWLOWSKA EUGENE PLUTA VIRGINIA KUKUROWSKI Vice-President Treasurer Secretary ★ lite. 1943 FRANCIS BOLCER HELEN BOJDA Hers is a quiet unassuming EDWARD BOGDANSKI manner A newcomer who gains many friends 'A regular fellow at all times CASIMIRA BOLEK DOROTHY BUDZINSKI Hers is a bubbling personal- ity RICHARD CHLUDZINSKI Cosmopolitan in his interests' A comely, winsome lass Sestiae GlaU JANE CHOJENSKI Ability always, but quality, too MARION CIESIELSKI Judge him as you know him' MITCHELL FILIP Not too serious, not too gay LILLIAN DREFFS Quiet but genial ADELINE DOBIESZ Demure is her nature ★ 74c 1943 LORRAINE GALACKI Congenial in her many ways' WANDA GORYL Humor is the health of the soul HELEN GIERALTOWSKI Manners bespeak her quality JOHN HIRSCH Slow and ready to win the race HELEN HNAT It is nice to be natural, when you're naturally nice” IRENE GOZDZIELSKI Fun loving and friendly Seniae QLqAI STANLEY JABLONSKI Neat and precise IRENE HOWORKO Jovial at all times' EVELYN HOLSTINE Vim, Vigor and Vitality' DOLORES JASUKEWICZ Few things are impossible to diligence and skill DOLORES JAMENS Earnest and eager' JOSEPHINE JACHIM Sparkling in her own way ★ Ike 1943 GEORGE KOLTUNIAK Promising, and willing to learn FRANCES KARWACKI Reserved in manner and atti tude MARYANN KANSKI Quiet and somewhat shy' SOPHIE KOREMSKI Steadfast in her accomplish ments EDWARD KONKEL Ready, willing and able' MICHAEL KOLTUNIAK He is able because he thinks he is able Se+vLosi GIgAA, ★ CHESTER KOWALSKI Distinctive because of his stature BOLESLAUS KOZIEL Serious and undisturbed DOLORES KRAJEWSKI She met success by efforts' GENEVIEVE KRUPA Merited in her s ties IRENE KRUPA A happy and charitable dis- position CHESTER KRZYCKI A capable and a friendly lad ★ 7i4e 19 3 LUCILLE KUKWA Happiness is found in activ- ity CASIMIR LESINSKI Deliberate, thoughtful and always courteous ADELE KULIKOWSKA Perfection is her goal FRANCES LEWANDOWSKI A patient and respectful listener EDWARD LEZUCHOWSKI Zealous and apt in all his undertakings STELLA LEZUCHOWSKI Her winning personality im- pressed everyone Setuo-n. Globi Virginia messinger ROBERT LISIECKI Knowledge is power'' Among her assets are a sterl- ing character and likeable personality JOHN MARTAS Calm and self-possessed JEROME NAWROCKI His ideals were sports, vaca- tions and short classes REGINA MROZ Wisdom through solitude' LEONARD MlSIAK Strong inclination toward business ★ 7As 1943 IRENE ORLOWSKI Conscientious in her en- deavors STELLA NIEDBALA Charming and earnest in her manners JANE OBERDZINSKI Silence is her treasured vir- tue WALTER PIOTROWSKI Dependable and persistent' VIRGINIA PAJEWSKI Her achievements are based on scholastic ability PEARL OSTROLENCKI Versatile and vivacious Seniae Cia6A k GERALDINE POPIELARZ Let the world glide by, I won't move an inch FRANCES PROTASIEWICZ Reading is her recreation CASIMIR PROTASIEWICZ A man of very few words' BERNARD RADGOWSKI His goal —to be renowned in athletics STELLA RONEWICZ Commendable for her achievements in studies ARTHUR RUDNICKI Ambition combined with a charming personality ★ ’Ike DOROTHY SCHERR Silence is the expression of her affection LADiSLAUS SAMSON Genius carries its own lamp' IRENE SADLO The sunlight that the sends into your days HONORIA SZCZEPKOWSKI Frankness and sincerity be speak her qualities CECILIA STOLARSKI A responsible and depend able young lady ELEANOR SHANKIN 'Many a dull moment was re- vived by her sense of humor Senior GlaU HALINA SZCZESNIEWSKI As fine a girl as you’d want to know” ANNE SZUKALA Refinement creates beauty everywhere” FRANCES TOMASZEWSKI When her rights were at stake she did not hesitate to assert herself JOSEPHINE TUREK NORMAN SZEWCZYK A little nonsense now and then” IRENE SZYNDLAR Her kindly manners speak her thoughful nature Artistically and poetically in- clined ★ lite 1943 Study was Regina's occupation LEO UGOROWSKI His rendered service was ap predated by all LOTTIE WINIARSKI Perseverance overcomes REGINA WAWRZYNIAK ELEANOR WEGRZYNOWSKI Her asset—a sterling char- acter WANDA WIECZOREK Calm demeanor and gentle ways WILLIAM WIECZOREK Higher and higher soar his spirits difficulties' all Sesuo-n, GIgAA. ★ STANLEY YOCZ His energy is centered in worthwhile things MITCHELL ZABA A lad who | spirits HELEN ZAWACKI WALTER WOJDYNYSKI Where fun's afoot, you'll find Walter MARGARET WOJCINSKI Keen sense, and common sense, but no room for non- sense ALBERT WITKOWSKI He attains whatever he pur- sues ★ 7he 1943 Section Gla4A ★ MAYNARD ZBIERSKI THADDEUS ZURAWSKI HELEN ZIELINSKI A merry heart makes a cheer- ful countenance Character makes its own destiny” Full of never ending original ideas Qun, lA'ndhsudaMmest The sea of faces in the foregoing pages is that of The Juniors . . . The Sophomores . . . The Fresh- men . . . Many of whom have distinguished them- selves for their religious zeal . . . others for their scholastic ability . . . and finally many for extra- curricular activity. As we view the faces of the various groups we will find that some have left memories of courtesy . . . refinement . . . and kind- ness for us to cherish. Each year brings forth a new graduating class . . . May the year '44 produce an abundant harvest in those students who will honorably bear the name of Senior —and reap joys for their church . . . their home . . . and their Alma Mater. jjustUviA, . . . ROW I C. Piatek. L. Hojnacki. B. Molik. A. Ambroia. D. Wroblawiki. V. Perkowski, R. Shiamka. J. SKiamka. R. Miantkiawici. A. Gostomtki. S. Podbialski, J. Kozial. G. Luuczki. H. Wavinjki. R. Kowalczyk, V. Novak. V. Patrowski. H. Skoniaczny, L. Lipin. J. Bolewicki. I. Nygowiki, G. Szpiag. G. Gliniki. ROW II J. Drout. G. Mojawtki. F. Rogowski. A. Marszawiki. T. Smiacinski. L. Onijko. H. Hochla. S. Gorczyca. L. Klina. H. Wiaczorek. H. Sapa, I. Mazurkiawicz. G. Kolit. H. Sidor. M. Martin. E. Siudak, J. Wimiawtki. H. Waglarz. G. Watinvki, D. Zalucki, G. Galaiiawicz. L. Orlowtki. J. Wozniak, J. Fronc. A. Jasukiawicz. E. Jaskula. E. Mazur, K. Chomiczawski. ROW III L. Sikorski. C. Jamroz. L. Plac. J. Papak. J. Mitrzyk. B. Zaniawiki. C. Naych. N. Mudry. E. Giza. C. Samual. H. Tomaizawiki. S. Winiarjki. F. Noring. E. Zylinski. T. lasiniki, J. Rutkowiki, R. Samoray. S. Gondak, J. Krot. T. Drabik. A. Ostrowiki, J. Rozak. M. Wozniak. J. Krryzawiki. C. Pajawjki. A. Shankin. J. Wozniak. J. Zawacki, R. Darkotki, N. Szczerba. J. Piankowjki. 7he GIgM, oj 19W ★ THADDEUS LESINSKI REGINA KOWALCZYK LUCY LIPIN GEORGE MAJEWSKI President Vice-President Socrotery Treasurer ROW I J. Patla. M. Biclicli, M. Babicz ROW II I. B'enkowjki, S. Filipok. H. Paciorok ROW III D. Wilkos, W. Borowtki. M. Kanar. C. Kisiel ROW IV M. Pluta. H. Pieronek. L. Grzywacz. O. Rossich ROW V H. Baceoli. C. Karasinski, A. Jankowski, N. Rotusznik So-flllOMOSiei. . 6lxM aj PETER BUDYTA MARYANN PLUTA DOROTHY BARTOS EDWARD POLAKOWSKI President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer 1945 ★ ROW I B. Shiomlo. M. Glotkowski. H. Sodo'oak. J. Warda. J. Loszczynski, T. Zacharyaw. H. Sowinski, R. Rychcik, G. Belcer. ROW II W. Dombkowski. W. Zobroski, H. Baranski, G. Domzalski. A. La- ♦oizklawicz. I. Rant. A. Cynarski, L. Miller. J. Niedbala ROW III R. Novak. E. Tomatzawjki. J. Wojdan. A. Hlrsch. R. Jablonski. P. Joniak. A. Widzinski, P. Budyta, A Kubiak. ROW I E. Zabik, J. Grzechowiak, M. Grzechowiak ROW II S. Milowtki, F. Slowik. 0. Dedenbach ROW III S. Boqacki. S. Ziarko. G. Dziurda. H. Modzelewski ROW IV R. Wrobel. R. Krajewski. D. Lipioc ROW V E. Kalinowtki. T. Zalentki. M. Zbiogion. W. Dziurkowtki ROW VI C. Orlowski, C. Gariepy. G. Ryczko. D. Mikolajewtki ROW I 0. Mickley. C. Stoiniki. A. Kline. V. Madejewjki. D. Bartoi. ROW II W. Kubik. A. Maciejewtki. V. Brodnicki. T. Walczak. S. Kawecki. E. Kolton, S. Winianki ROW III F. Candler, M. Kajkowski, T. Baranowiki, L. Borycz. D. Mailowski, J. Mistura. B. laskowski. F. Pytel. ROW IV E. Walczyk. C. Karasinski, J. Remaiz. S. Ziskie. R. Malecki. H. Rykowski, A. Krol. M. Topolski, M. Gora, E. Polakowski, S. Giszczynski tyteAtunest row i T. Petrowski. J. Tomaszewski, H. Blezowicz. J. Gozdziolski. D. Krupa. V. Nokiolski. T. Krasowski. G. Marshall. L. Kmiec. F. Wisniewski. ROW II L. Olejniczak. D. Knybal. L Sidor. E. Muszynski. L. Knyiostan. R. Wisniewski, V. Bartold. ROW III E. Stodolik. F. Paulo. A. Malinowski. D. Popiolarz. H. Martas. D. Hebei, D. Grzywacz. ROW IV D. Ciarnacki. H. Roslowski, W. Kopre, L. Waborski. N. Jankowski. V. .laskiow;cz. J. Kohlrus. ROW I J. Klimok. S. Ciaslak, R. Turkiowicz. ROW II L. Matkowski. A. Nowak. D. Mirok. T. Mryncza. ROW III G. Swiatok. 0. Darocha. S. Szlachta. H. Marcinkowski ROW IV A. Skoczen. A. Rosowski. J. Chuastowski. ROW V G. Kerney. A. Dolecki, C. Bochenak. R. Cyman. ROW VI D. Banish. E. Lukas. A. Obordzinski. RAYMOND MARUSA President DOLORES MIREK Vice-President LEOCADIA SIDOR Secretary JOHN KLIMEK Troasuror Ue GIgm. jj 194-6 ROW I V. Koziftl. L. Romanski. E. Draus, G.. Witkowski, V. Lukasiewicz. D. Smolensk!, C. Zacharyesz. ROW II ROW I L. Wrobel. P. Supina. V. Gates. I. Lichota. L. Bojarski, V. Wypy- szynski. M. Romanski, S. Chrzastowski, D. Maciojowski, C. Widzinski, R. Olszewski. ROW II A. Rojek, G. Wilk, F. Grzenke. C. Karbowski. ROW III S. Poremski. D. Mlotkowski, I. Galka, T. Ryniak. ROW IV D. Prus. W. Sikorski. V. Skrowronski. ROW V J. Banish, I. Ziomek. V. Kowalski. ROW I S. Zbierski. L. Sielagoski, C. Wysocki. R. Marusa. F. Suwionski. ROW II J. Wisz. T. Winiarski. J. Jaracz,, T. Stojak, R. Wojtysiak. ROW III R. Pietrzniak. R. Wojtysiak, A. Kowalski, A. Modzelewski, L. Szczepkowski, R. Krolikowski. ROW IV C. Kaminski, R. Draganski, N. Paluszewski. T. Piwinski. ROW I T. Prus. S. Melet, J. Gorna. M. Sevcik. ROW II K. Halkowski. M. Pochmara, A. Kucmiea. V. Schultz. ROW III F. Howard, M. Jagodzinski. D. Karas, G. Zarzycki. ROW IV E. Lobaza, T. Doppke. D. Rozanski. ROW V H. Karczewski. E. Byczkowski. D. Misiaszok. G. Trojniak. T. R. Pionk. ROW VI T. Bukowiecki, C. Leonik, D. Francis. ROW III R. Krupa. A. Kanski, L. Dombrowski. ROW IV T. Ptak. W. Matusiewicz. O. Kowalchuk. R. Dyka. ROW V N. Kononowicz. R. Onisko. L. Rymiszewski. (letne t REV. A. RZASA In the midst of the school days, the students paused on March 29-30-31 to prepare for spiritual defense by making a Re- treat. As a special time of prayer, recollection, and introspection, the students realized this holy time as one of the dominant notes which not only dears confronting spiritual disturbances, but trains for successful and improvod living. Defense from evil and de- fense of the soul are the immediate objectives which every young man and woman treasures. In the series of conferences, Father Rzasa who gave the retreat, stressed the value of the soul —man's inestimable possession, the patriotism every individual owes to Sod and country, and the need of prayer. An hour before the Most Holy To direct the retreatants to a blessed life here and a sublime and noble life hereafter, Father Rzasa emphasized the recompense for loyalty to God's commandments especially the purity of mind and body. QinAt Aid To instruct secondary school students in the practice and knowledge of First Aid, Federal and school authorities suggested that these stu- dents enroll in First Aid classes under the di- rection of volunteer instructors in their own schools. Keeping in mind the great need of those who in time of emergency may act quickly and ef- ficiently, the Juniors of our high schoool have undertaken the study of First Aid. Sister M. Florian is the instructor in this study. Plw Aiccd Military authorities have proclaimed that the preparation of recruits for tho armed forces would bo more rapid if the young men of today were in better physical condition. To holp speed up the training of men for action, tho high schools of tho country hove indicated their eagerness to make the maximum contribution to the war effort by introducing a physical education courso for all high school boys and girls. Such a program was undertaken by our own Alma Mater, St. Ladislaus. Working on a minimum basis of two periods a week tho Seniors and Juniors hove endeavored to dovolop their strength, onduranco, siamina and bodily coordination. During the colder woathor, these dosses were hold indoors. However, as the days bocamc warmer, the classes woro moved outdoors where the boys have the full advantage of the fresh air and sunshine. Studenti be enie Preparing to supplement the shortage of experienced factory workers in defense plants, the Seniors of our high school have undertaken a preliminary training program under the auspices of the National Youth Administration. This program offors various courses in drafting, machine shop, radio, welding, riveting, electrical repair and many other fields. After only four months, the operating and handling of boring machines, lathes, external and internal grinders, etc., has become as simple as tho changing of a record on a phonograph or the tuning of a radio. Although this program brought about a change in the schedule of classes, and occupied much of their leisure time, the students showed a fine spirit of cooperation and the will to learn. Fire Brigade in action Student Council cn masse Student Council The Student Council his accomplished many things in the course of the year. Among tho most notable are that of super- vising, so effectively the Upond-Down traffic system at St. Ladislaus. At every assembly and school activity, this group helped to promote order and maintain an atmosphere of attention among the students. It asked nothing else but the full-hearted cooperation in difficult and discouraging times of keeping the alert and energetic student in his place. Science students eiamine specimen Experiment conducted by Physics Students English III end the Morchent of Venice” Students solv- cete problem Sister Florian's Chomistry Class taking over the laboratory . With Ki GIgaa a in Air-mindod students in the Aviation Clast Wondors of nature being o plained in the 8iology Clatt Typing test in ttanographic clast Discussing current events in History RICHARD CHLUDZINSKI Editor DOLORES JASUKEWICZ Associato Editor lo-nxUt Stall Baffling the wartime problems in our attempt to have this book, wo sacrificed much time in order to portray St. Ladislaus during the first year our nation is fighting a hard war on all fronts. To illustrate our life at school by means of more pictures, to describe more fully the work and interest in our daily surround- ings, and to disclose every other activity which may awaken reminiscences in its readers—these are the stand- ards in mind during the output of this book. RICHARD CHLUDZINSKI, the dynamic Editor, and DOLORES JASUKEWICZ the persevering Associate Edi- tor are responsible for the basic ideas and the ailments of the staff from overwork EVELYN HOLSTINE, DOROTHY BUDZINSKI, SO- PHIE KOREMSKI, HALINA SZCZESNIEWSKI. EDWARD KONKEL. IRENE SZYNDLAR. MAYNARD ZBIERSKI. CECILIA STOLARSKI, JOSEPHINE JACHIM, JOHN MARTAS, GENEVIEVE KRUPA, the Foaturo Editors ap- plied their versatile genius in composing the literary matter. Keeping tab on financial matters Preparing for the printer Checking the subscribers Staff organizes first copy ROBERT LISIECKI and CHESTER KRZYCKI, enthusi- astic Sport Editors, made note of all athletics in which our teams had participated. MARION CIESIELSKI, Business Manager and LEON- ARD MISIAK, Associate Business Manager, kept tab of all financial data. GEOSE KOLTUNIAK, Circulating Manager and WALTER SAMSON, Assistant Circulating Manager, made it possiblo for the book to be distributed widely among the students. STELLA LEZUCHOWSKI and HELEN HNAT, the Staff Typists, did their utmost in preparing the written matter for the printer. DOLORES PAWLOWSKI. VIRGINIA PAJEWSKI, and JOSEPHINE TUREK, Organization Editors, arranged the contents of this book systematically and artistically. MARGARET WOJCINSKI. LORRAINE GALACKI and PEARL CHOJNACKI spent their leisure hours in rewriting matter that was incorrect. Putting the dictionary into uso Gathering material for a story Library Staff undar lunorviiion of Sistor M. Go'maine tha Amarican History War Bond and Stamp Drive Moating of the newly organized L Club Junior Rad Cross Drive provos a success AdUiPitlei F Teeing off with grace, poise and skill the big five have entered the Golf Tournament for the second time. The school's championship prospects will be carried by the four returning veterans, John Wozniak, Nick Szczerba, Alfred Krol, and Joseph Draus. Joseph Rozek a new- comer is to compete with the se- lective squad. Copt. Alfrod Krol ST. LAD'S 19-43 SWAT ARTISTS John Woiniok. Nick Szczorbo. Jovoph R Joioph Drout The swat artists feel indebted to our pastor, Rev. A. A. Majewski for developing interest in this sport. QItzetileadeM Alico Lotoszkiewicz Stonloy Jablonski Froncot Tomotzowski Motthow Bouor Edward Polokowsk! Virginio Kurkowski Joan Bolowicki Lucy Lipin fyo-otkall . . , top row L. to R.J Coach Stanley Satora. D. Banish, L. Rutkowski, M. Cies elski, A. Redgowski, E. Nawrocki. B. Radgowski. E. Pluta. J. Hirsch, T. Lesinski. Rav. A. Madaja, Athletic Director. MIDDLE ROW A. Hirsch. A. Dolecki, A. Ostrowski, J. Woz- niek. J. Draus. Capt. J. Nawrocki. M. Filip. N. Szczerba, H. Tomaszewski. E. Lezuchowski, J. Krot.. BOHOM ROW REV. A. A. MADEJA STANLEY SETERA Athletic Director Coach R. Jablonski, A. Witkowski. T. Drabik. C. Les- inski. Pienkowski, J. Rutkowski, T. Krasowski St. Jladidiaui. Jtadt fyi+te Seada+i iiaA,keiLcdL . . . STANLEY SETERA Coach BASKETBALL RESULTS We They St. Benedict 28 24 St. Gregory 20 16 St. Casimir 32 18 Visitation 17 25 Catholic Central 32 26 St. Thomas 45 26 De La Salle 25 32 St. Benedict 28 12 St. Gregory 40 19 Visitation 38 17 Catholic Central 30 29 St. Thomas 44 20 Holy Redeemer 15 35 FRONT ROW: M. Filip. A. Dolocki. Rav. A. A. Madoja. Capt. B. Radgovski, B. Zaniawiki. N. Szczarba. BACK ROW: T. Kraiowiki. H. Tomaszawtki. R. Chludzinski. C. Krzycki. J. Wozniak. R. Jablonski. V .� ROW: Alphons Dolacki. forward. $cnio 5' 10 . 2 y!0 t on Va.s'ty. All-City. Bj nard PaiJgo« s i. Captain, for- wa d. Sonio-. 6‘ I”. 3 yoars on tha Varsity. Nick Szcaorba. guard. Junior. S'9 . 2 yaas on Varsity. CjiTO « ROW: MitcHoll Filip, guard. Sanior. 5' 7 . 3 yea s on Va.tity; Trophy-Runnor up. first division. 1943. Bruno Zaniewski. center. Junior. 1st year on Varsity. feoAebcdl EDWARD KONTRY Coach With a 4-3 victory over St. Catherine in the opening game of the year, the St. Lad's baseball team is off to a flying start in its 1943 season. Though the grim pall of the draft is hanging over the graduating class the boys are out to equal the records of the previous seasons. With a host of seasoned veterans headed by Mitchell Filip, Alphonse Dolecki, Chester Krzycki, Chester Kowalski, Harry Rutkowski, Joe Draus, Max Wozniak and aided by many promising recruits, Coach Kontry's team is on its way, we sin- cerely hope, to a very successful season. TOP ROW: A. Krol. J. Draws. R. Onisko. N. Ratusmik. J. Zawacki. H. Rutkowski. A. Shankin. Coach E. Kontry. BOTTOM ROW: A. Rosnowski, P. Budyta. C. Krzycki. E. Bogdanski. M. Wozniak. Captain M. Filip. E. Kalinowski. J. Jaracz. PatsiosvL P� t. Walter J. Szczetniewtki Szczetniewtki Family Pfc. Stanley Turek Mr. and Mrs. Kantki Joe Jetintki Praga Baking Company Ritz Furniture, 9041 Jo . Campau Pvt. C. Wodzinski Mr. and Mr . S. Zielinski Mr . Virginia Spiteltky Mitchell Felix Frank Jakubowtki Henry Cichocki Mary Bienkow ki Filip Jewelry Company Deli Home Made Candy All American Bar Dr. A. Rotentweet. Optometritt Mr. Victor Michniacki Mr. and Mr . Stanley William Mr. Stanley Gozdzieltki Mr. and Mr . Vincent Rozentki Mr . Mary Gozdzieltki John W. Hirtch Regina Hirtch John I. Hirtch Catino Theatre P. Tepman Dry Good Store Mr. and Mr . Frank Stodalik Mr. and Mr . S. F. Jachim Leocadia Jament Peter Siveck Mr. and Mr . Jatukewicz Ignatz Dembowiki Joteph Popko B. Koziel S. Koziel John Koziel Dr. Nick Rovin ki Edmund Kukurowtki Pvt. George Rutkowtki Pvt. Mitchell Rogut Robert Litiecki Mr. and Mr . Joteph Litiecki Mr . H. Mettingier Mr. and Mr . Michael Mitiek Irene Orlowtki Lillian Orlowtki Harry Ne terowich Jerome Edward Buczek Marie Ponkowich Wayne Radio Sale Service Wilno Cafe White Star Bakery Mr. and Mr . Ottrolencki Mr. and Mr . Oberdzintki Mr. and Mr . 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