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The Torch 1955 Volume 19 Published by the Seniors of St. Ladislaus High School Hamtramck, Michigan Ik 1 This Is OUR Life . . . Lads and Lasses . . . buoyant, spirited, wholesome . . . ever changing, ever growing . . . endowed with similar but not with the same physical traits. What makes us what we are — our appearance, our char- acter. our conduct? The interplay of heredity and environment. Coupled with mind and will, and fortified by grace, they spark each personality. We Lads and Lassies enter the play of life with the glow of youthful challenge. We accept our biological inheritance, transmitted through genes, however uncontrollable. For the de- velopment of our potentialities, however, we rely on environ- mental factors. Church, school, home, recreation, and friends reflect the attitudes, ambitions, skills, and habits of our teenage life. Affecting the character of our thinking and forming the basis of our conduct, environment aids us in our growth into adulthood. Life courses along in a ceaseless, whirring change with joys and sorrows, triumphs and achievements. In the light of the 1955 TORCH, we bring into full view St. Ladislaus High School. Having lived its life in an atmosphere teeming with principles of sound social living and in the companionship of youth pulsating with the vitality of Christ, lightly and confidently, we stop forth unto life's highway — readied to live as worthwhile Christians and worthy citizens in an ever changing world ... St. Ladislaus High makes us what we are . . . I TABLE OF CONTENTS FOREWORD ............... ADMINISTRATION ......... STUDENT BODY ......... CLASSES AND ACTIVITIES Scholastic Spiritual Social ... Athletic . ADVERTISING Our Master Guides Direct the Way t Prophotic of victories to como in tho sports world. Fathor Anthony Majewski. pastor, exchanged banter with Ladislites and guests at the 28th Annual Football Banquet. It was sponsored by the International Kiwanis Club at the Tau Bota Community Center. Detroit Tiger pitcher Steve Gromok, 1938, wearing the look of succoss alter having gained tho cherished 20-game mark this year, beams at the unabated onthusiasm over Greyhound stamina, so char- acteristically expressed by Father Dolot, virile athletic director. Among SL senior gridders hosted was senior president, John Cech. Reverend A. A. Majewski Pastor All the world honors an ardent, upright leader . . . and so do we . . . candidly and wholeheartedly. Times may change, but leadership at St. Ladislaus does not. Top drawing of our esteem is Father Anthony Majewski. There are four ways of telling his leadership story: The magnitude of his priestly ad- ministration is impressive. His self-sacrificing devotion as pas- tor for thirty-three years has endeared him as an alter Christus in the hearts and minds, particularly of the youth in our parish. While sharing the delights of our tender years, his understanding per- meates us with a serene nobility, like that experienced when viewing the majesty of mountains from below. There is persuasion, too, in his mas- tery as a builder. Every obstacle sur- mounted brought its silent compensa- tion. First, was an elementary school, shortly followed by a two year com- mercial high. The establishment of a senior high school strengthened the sinewy existence of his parish. Affiliated with the University of Michigan, St. Ladislaus High, with an enrollment ex- ceeding five hundred, has taken its rank with the top five in the Archdio- cese of Detroit. That our hearts be further enshrined in faith and prayer, the construction of a modem Roman- esque church was completed in the Marian Year. Physical training, having been woven into the Scarlet and Gray fabric, the Greyhounds clinched cham- pionship titles in the three major sports. With an immediate conversion of the former church building to gym and auditorium purposes in the past year, an extensive recreation program has been put into effect this year. The 1955 Torch presents a glimpse of the dreams and plans realized in our regard. In token of their fulfillment as potent factors in our environment and soul life, we seniors of the nine- teenth graduating class, vote an acco- lade of thanks to Father Majewski, our benevolent pastor and masterful guide. Distinction is tho Scroll ataff's goal, oxplain top brass progress through eye-appeal, v ord choice, and loaturo Sylvia Engel and Don Warda to Father Majewski. upon angles, the Scroll was awarded the All-American rating reception ol tho morit certificate. Scaling the hill-top of by tho National Scholastic Press Association. Masters of Our Soul Life Reverend Francis J. Dolot They bring us supernatural life at Baptism. They cleanse our souls through Penance. They strengthen our souls with the Holy Eucharist. They prepare us for family life by Matrimony. They forearm us for the last conflict with Extreme Unction. They escort our body to its final resting place for burial. The Senior member of the L-Club. Carl Kotowicz, Thomas Condon. Zygmunt Crzanka, Thoma Schoenrock, and Stanloy Stymanskl hold council with Father Franci Dolot 6 The solemn mien of Barbara Rataj and Joan Wegrzynowski reflects the weight of the message dolivorod by Father Eugene Kijek at the Awards Assembly. Reverend Lawrence Wnuk 7 With an oyo on their future success, students uso foresight in planning their courses of study. Consulting Sister Florian, left, and Sistor Gormaino as to their schedules aro Bornard Richards. Dolores Gagol, Mary Ann Solnikowski. Stanloy Kwiatkowski. Elizabeth Kaminski. Wanda Dumala. and Honry Traczynski. Cultivators of Our Intellectual Life Sister M. Anne, B.S.E. English. Ethics Sister M. Bede, B.S.E., M.S. Mathematics, Music, Church History Cheerleaders, Dramatics Sister M. Blanche Stenography. Bookkeeping Future Nursos Club Many moments of triumph vignette our school life . . . because of our teachers. . . . They express glad tidings upon our successes. With them, through classes and activities, we sing in harmony the songs of contentment. In the slow-beat bailiwick of study or on the shadowed road of failure their counsel offers comforting security. We are fond of our faculty, comprised of thirteen Sisters of St. Francis, whose mother- house is in Sylvania, Ohio. They give us reason for cherishing them with far more than a rippling memory. They present life in its true perspective as they unfurl the full mean- ing of spiritual values. Their teaching tenacity points up to the fact that purposefulness in life and a sense of duty are necessary for the development of the whole man. Our teachers, deeply cognizant of the dignity of the human person, impress us that to uphold this first principle of democracy is to safeguard man- kind. Energized by the charity and truth of Christ, as well as by the close knowledge of the teaching profession, acquired at such insti- tutions of wide recognition as the University of Michigan, Fordham. Notre Dame, St. Louis, Loyola, De Paul and the Catholic University of America, they sanction its traditional sacred- ness. In its complete realization is the crowning blessing of mankind. Sister M. Jerome, B.S.E., M.A. Principal Commercial, Science Sister M. Blandina, B.A., M.S. Biology. Church History Studont Council I Sister M. Florian, B.A., M.S. Scienco, Sociology Cheerleaders Sister M. Germaine, B.A. Social Studies. Chuich History Librarian Sister Jane Frances, B.S.E. Latin. Sociology Mission Crusade Moderator Sister M. Juliana, B.A. English. Ethics Sister M. Rose, B.S.E., M.A. English, Bible Yearbook Adviser Sister M. Rufina, B.S.E.. M.A. Modern History. Science. Bible Attendance Supervisor Sister Thomas a Kempis, B.S.E. English, Latin, Ethics Scroll Adviser In cvcty hon the weekly dlo« .n nwffW' Upperclassmen judge the future of SL Hi by the tenor of the up-and-coming freshmen. This eager, wide-eyed bustling group may be found on every occasion, in every direction, peering through gates of adventure. Firmly clutching pencils in their hot little hands, with an all-out effort they bid for entrance through the Preliminary Tests. On opening day, these little lithe figures trippingly explore their new environs. Some nonplussed, others confident, greet and meet the upperclassmen. Searching out their classrooms, they soon discover, through burrowing knowledge and flickers of facts, the fundamental principles which integrate the course of Christian living. Our freshmen need no initiation. Picking up momentum, they knit an acquaintance through the Frosh Frolic, sponsored by their prexy and committees. A lesser few, bounding with energy, tumble their way as Jayvee Cheerleaders into the sports area. The freshmen precede the rank and file of our students in Mass attendance and in meeting Mission obligations . . . Opinion is undivided among us Ladislites, that the spirited devotion of our freshmen is first-rate. Freshman Class Officers President...............Loonard Dziuk Vico-prosidont..........Patricia Kovock Treasurer.......Lawrence Wiochowski Secretary...... .Margaret Chalupniczak ( Marlone Adamski, Christino Argasinski, Eu- gone Barbish. Loretta Bartniczak. Helen Bidock. Barbara Biedul. Linda Bojarski. Ludllo Bolek. Michaleno Brys, Grogory Bui- garolli. Barbara Bush. Shirley Butchko. Shar- on Buzynski, Nadine Campbell. Robert Coch, Marjorie Chalupniczak, Patricia Chojnacki, Dolores Cieciereki, Barbara Deren- gowski, Joan Dobmeier. Frank Drazkowski. Gerald Dziorbicki, Leonard Dziuk, Shirloy Ford. Cecilia Frank, Francis Gbur. Joanne Gdula, Michael Gerasin. Mary Ann Gorrick. David Giera. Regina Glowniak, Mary Ann Golaszewski. Ellzaboth Gorski. Paul Gozdziolskl, Walter Gozdor. Ronald Gurdak, Thomas Grzoch, Beverly Jaworski. Christine Kaminski. John Karp. Frank Kazmiorczak. Richard Kendzior. Wesley Klewicki. Richard Kolasinski, Carolino Kolodziej, Diane Koneczny. Christino Kopkowski, Patricia Koveck, Richard Kowal. Shirley KryBzkiowicz, Mitcholl Krzominskl. Frank Kuiawiak. Joan Flis, Geraldine Kurcab, Waltor Kwiatkowski. Lorraino Leszczik. Christino Maohlor, Thomas Malek. Richard Marek. Caren Martin. Shirloy Maykowski. Bernadine Mazur, Potronilla Michon, Barbara Mioszkowski. Marilyn Mikolajczyk. Joseph Mlodzianowski, Richard Mroczek. John Muraszewski. Zonia Mustafta, Norman Mytyk. Jeanette Narkiowicz, Kenneth Olkowski. Bar- bara Olszewski. Thomas Opoka, Kathleen Panley, Jerome PiwonskL Jacqueline Prosby, Poggy Printz, Dolores Prufliewicx. Jane Pydynkowski. Geraldine Rajhel. Constance Rakoczy. Robert Rokicki. Edward Rokuski. Alexandra Rutkowski. Gerald Serwatka. Shirley Sitko. Frandne Skibinski. Lorraine Skibinski. Sandra Slaskey. Barbara Sledzinski. Floronco Slowik. Patrida Smigiel. Lawrence Sobczak. Patricia Sochacki. Rosemary Sondy. Juliana Sosnowski. Melvin Sponor. Cecilia Stacholek. Barbara Zukowski. Richard Sulkowski, Eugene Szalran. Michaol Szajkowski, Elizabeth Szalas. Patricia Sztaba, Shirley Szydlowski. Richard Terris, Suzan Tomaszewski. Elizabeth Traczynski, Christine Varcak. Andrew Vlner, Loretta Wasung. Lawrence Wiechowski, Anthony Wlec- zorok. Bevorly Wieczorok, Marie Wilk. Sandra Wojtowicz, Barbara Wojtylo. Richard Worobec, Diane Zabuski, John Zacharias. Lorraine Zaliwski. Robert Zaliwski. Dorothy Zbozon. 14 Ours is a record sophomore class . . . Never a quarter goes by that it does not capture the highest scholastic honors. Its intellectual vigor holds Freshmen agape. Clearly great is the sophs' strength of numbers. With its 150 enrollment, our scintillating students swell the total 515 — 50 more than last year. Unlike most others, these fireballs never lose their heat. Enthusiasm ran high at the Soph Sno-Ball Swirl, proceeds of which were turned toward the school benefit fund. Atop the Varsity and Jayvee sports heap — espe- cially baseball — may be found sophomore boys. Their precedence in number while serv- ing at the altar, and the attendance of the girls as they overcrowd the choir loft at each Junior Choir practice, bear testimony of their devotion to duty toward God and man. Indeed, our galaxy of sophomore talent, designedly diiferent, is tagged for higher things. Trying out tho now tape recorder don- ated by the Sophomores are Casimir Piotrowski, Patricia Mazur, Dolores Gagel, Jerome Lubanski, Joann Winiar- ski, and Betty Lou Gasporut. In v k _ Cecilia Adamczyk, Georgo Adamski, Thaddous Andrze- jewski. Sandra Bann. Dolores Bartkowicz, Leonard Bonskey. Adam Bidock. Dolores Bin. Allen Bogucki. Diane Booker, Jeromo Browarski. Barbara Bruzok. V ws: «9 CSV .ft £ L L m p p ft-ee ft ft EL©, n dr . a © e ft i Ml 1 p Q V Richard Bukowieckl, Mary Jane Burzynski, Betty Bush. Richard Chalupniczak, Lonaino Chodacki. Philip Chralowicz. Melvin Chrzanowski, Norbort Chrzanowski. Carl Ciszewski, Dolores Cwiklowskl. Ronald Czokiol, Gerald Dachnowski. Christine Falkowski, Dolores Felkowski. Lawrence Gajewski. Patricia Galuszka. Joanno Garczewski, Sylvia Garry. Ger- ald Gdula. Rogor Gietok. Robert Gilowski. Janina Gizowski. Donald Gleneski, Judith Gorczyca. Paul Grubba. Thomas Grubba, Constance Gruszczynski. Theresa Grzanka. Joan Guzik. Mary Ann Guzlk. Christino Hala8a. Nancy Hankus. Rose Marie Hyso. Charles Jacks, Donnis Janda, Barbara KacanowskL Walter Klcdt. Geraldine Konopka, Joanne Kosalka. Casimira Kosinski. Anna Kowalczyk. Alfred Kowalow- ski. Rose Mario Kozowicz, Raymond Kozuch. John Kregor. John Krolewskl. Geraldine Kruszewski, Loretta Kryzak. Edward Kubit, Helen Kuranty, Lorraine Kushel. Casmero Kuwik, Eliz- abeth Laske. Barbara Lichota, Edward Lizowski, Dorothy Loparec, Louise Lukaslk, Robert Lukasiewicz, Theresa Luslecki. Joseph Maciejewski. Mary Magic. Richard Matkowski. Harriet Matuszewski. Patricia Mazur, Joseph McKolay, Judith Morchut. Joan Mionaltowski. 2 Y- Eugone Mllewski. Geraldlno Milewski, Robert Mularski. Barbara Nowinski. Goraldine Oleksy, Antoinette Opalka. Loretta Osleckl. Joann Paczwa. Ronald Pawenski, Anna Pawlak. Edward Pazdziora, Rogor Plec. Evelyn Plotraszkiewicz, Ronald Piuscinaki. Arleno Potychnok, Nancy Potychnok. Frank PUxga. Bernard Richards. Ann Sarul. Marvin Schultz. Ver- onica Sondacki. Donald Sonkowski. James Sharkey. Charles Shereda. Joanno Sieczkowski, Doloros Gagel, Marlene Skonieczny, Carol Sladicak. Marilyn Smolinski. Gerald Socha, Marcia Socha, Mary Ann Sosnowski, Carol Sowa, Robert Sponkowskl, Stanley Stampor. Marian Stofanka, David Stoplilus. Barbara Stopera. Robert Sul- czewski, Geraldine Sych. Valorio Sygit, Delphine Szymanski, Virginia Thomas. Eu- gene Tomaszewski. Adreinno Trzeciak, Joan Trzeciak. Ger- ald Waldis, Carol Walorski. Roger Warda. Honrica Warmin8ki, Antoinette Wdowiak. Joann Winiarski. Patricia Wois, Ralph Wojt. Evelyn WolH. Lucille Wroblewski. Barbara Wypycha. Frank Zacharias. Thomas Zapatoczny, Elaine Zelmansi, Robert Zrepsky. Juniors Run the Full Course Our juniors are achievers, with true spark and spirit. .. With a brushfire flare, their know-how spreads into study, sports, and song. In their cavalcade of initiative, they seek and meet new challenges. Their efforts at scholarship always send a worthy number soaring to the front ranks. They broaden horizons of community life with the application of principles of government through Student Council duties in school and a day's visit to the State Capitol in Lansing, Michigan. On sandlot, grid, and court, brain and brawn of our Lads oft are caught in the spotlight glare. With the gay springtime air. Junior Choralier leads usher in ear-catching tunes and sprightly dances of the annual operetta. These self-sacrificing enthusiasts run full stream in the Mission magazine and stamp drives. Planning and producing, they sell Junior Achieve- ment's products of tomorrow. Come the close of another year, and time for the Junior-Senior Banquet. There's no hiding the regret and reluctance of the graduates as they bid farewell. Especially will they miss the camaraderie of our hosting juniors. ATTENTIO - C ; c n wti cff ts th fi murciw 1 jf 4 V Audory AbramB. Lorraine Argasinskl. Hen- rietta Baranowski, lane Bioda, loyco Bolt. Edwin Borucki, Rita Chalupniczak. Thomas Churilla. Helen Condon. Rosalie Cwanek, Lorraine Darmofal, Geraldine Davin, Lottie Doc. Lorraine Domzalski. « Wanda Dumala. Barbara Dzon. Lorraine Fleczak. Patricia Fontalr. Frances Fritz. Thomas Gacko. Gorald Gorotski. Holene GoryL Vera Graczyk, Barbara Gurdak. Dolphine Halasa. Henry Hartieldor. Lorraine Herec, Carolyn Hoza. Dolores Hromada, Lawrence Huber. Ronald Inda. Dolores Jankowski. Mary Ann Jaracz. Allred Jaworowski. Elizabeth Kaminski. Dolores Karash. Norgert Kendziorski, Nancy Loroy. Jeanette Koskodan, Louise Kotowicz. Stanley Kowal, Joann Kozlowski. Konneth Krowczyk, Thomas Kubiak. Arthur Kudla. Thomas Kurzawa. Stanley Kwiatkowskl. Theresa Lebryk. Alfred Legumina. Thomas Londzion, Delphine Klopacz. Barbara Stuba. Frederick Magic. Constanco Maladecki. Caroline Mardnok. Patrida Muczynski. Jean Niezabitowskl. Donald Nowak. Joseph Ochab. Stella Olszewski. Janice Potorson. Edmunda Phillips. Joan Potemskl. Joan Prusiowlcz. Frank Rodziewicz. Diane Rokuski, Chester Roman. Diane Romanowski. Robert Rachas. Helon Slbinski. Mary Ann Solnlkowski. Elizaboth Spisz, Patricia Sponor. 20 0 Oj? Gorald Sulkay. Norma Szomyak. Marie Szewczyk. Rudolph Taranski. Henry Traczynski, Marvin Warda. Patricia Widzinski, Janet Wiencus, Lawrence Wilczynski. Raymond Wlodknowski. Carl Wojtas. Joan Wojcik. John Wojtowicz. Robort Wojcik, Sophie Wozniak. Elizabeth Zachwieja. Maryann Zolmanski. Donald Ziolkow- skL ft $ , Sr fcBPB. Hi . o s )nJ o ' ¥ Seniors Reach the Journey’s End lo double oxposuro is this, but rather a lighting up with a booming smile by four sets c wins in the senior class. They include, seated. Robert and Betty Lisiak. Joan and Antoinott ‘•dula; standing. Jean and Joan Mandziuk, Lorraine and Joan Konarzewski. Gerald Shirllla assists Father Eugono Kijek dis- tributo diplomas to Robert Otrompko and Helen Obuchowski. Our seniors are leaders in their own right . . . They mirror SLH traditions and activities. Their abil- ities and dignity grace every phase of student life. Theirs is an interest with a future. Current com- munity problems stir them to voice their opinions. In a rousing panel on the Junior Town Hall Meeting of the Air, the seniors discussed the transfer of industry in relation to the management's moral obligations. For a broader view of democratic government the senior class took a jaunting trip to the Nation's Capitol during the Spring vacation. On the side of the footlights. Senior Choristers combined Thespian art with newly truly beautiful cos- tumes. Thus, they emphasized the Nativity as the ground-root of Catholic Action. Talent's the ticket, to- gether with the ability to feel the pulse of the student body, that the Scroll staff and the Torch editors used for gathering news and views. These Ladislites are sportsminded, too. In regal splendor. Her Majesty the Queen, and her attending lovelies enhanced the Greyhound court. The L-Club boasts of the largest number of Senior lettermen in the history of the school. Also the graduation will dis- pense with the first four-year girls' corps of the Cheer- leading Squad. The seniors' top-flight performance, of course, is scholastic. Their achievement, symbolized by the gold tassel and cord worn in the silent file of the graduates' ranks, bespeaks the crowning triumph of their success. 21 JOHN CECH St Augustine 13636 Dean TW 2 0370 President 1-2-4; C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4; Student Council 1-2-3-4; Torch 4; Student Govern- ment 4; Football 1-2-3-4. Co-Captain 4; Basketball 3; Baseball 3-4; L-Club 12-3-4 BETTY PLUTO St. Ladislaus 11603 Charost TW 3-3955 C.S.M.C. 1 -2-3-4; Vico-Presidont 1-4; Stu- dent Council 1-2-3-4; Studont Government 4; Gondoliers 2; Fortune Teller 3; Chimes of Normandy 4; Gloo Club 2-3-4; Porfect Attendance 2-3; Junior Achievomont 3 Senior Officers SHARON ALECCIA St. Augustine 17156 Justine TW 2-0863 C.S.M.C. 4; Scroll 4; Glee Club 4; Chimes oi Normandy 4 JANINE BALICKI St. Ladislaus 2603 Casmere TO 6-7671 C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4; Scroll 4; Junior Achievement 3-4; Future Nurses Club 1-2-4 CAROL BANISH St. Ladislaus 11717 Gallagher TW 1-2230 C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4; Scroll 4; Perfect Attendance 3; Junior Achievement 4 ELAINE BANISH St. Bartholomew 20431 Goddard FO 6-4551 C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4; Scroll 4; Junior Achievement 4; Basketball 3; Future Nurses Club 4 22 ZYGMVNT GRZANKA St. Ladislaus 11613 Fleming TO 5-9305 Treasurer 2-3-4; C.S.M.C. 1 -2-3-4; Torch Honor Roll 1; Football 12-3-4; Baseball 2; All-City 3-4; L-Club 1-2-3-4; Student Council 2-3-4 BARBARA RATAJ Queen of Apostles 12038 Charost TW 1-0397 Secrotary 2-4; Vice-President 3; C.S.M.C, 1- 2-3-4; SctoII 4; Torch 4; Student Council 2- 3-4; Student Government 4; Honor Roll 1 Class of 1955 DOLORES BARBISH St. Ladislaus 2349 Holmos TO 7-3469 C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4; Junior Achievement 4; Torch 4 IRENE BARTKOWICZ St. Ladislaus 12140 Nagel TO 9-9183 C.S.M.C. 1-2 3-4; Torch 4; Honor Roll 1-2; Porlect Attondanco 2-3-4; Junior Achievement 4 DEANNA BELBACK Quoen of Apostlos 11660 Klinger TW 1-7136 C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4; Torch 4; Glee Club 3-4; Fortune Toller 3; Chimes of Normandy 4; Honor Roll 1-2-3; Honor Society 3; Perfect Attendance 1-2-3-4; Cheerleader 2-3-4 WALLACE BIELICKI Transfiguration 13165 Moenart TW 2-1033 C.S.M.C. 1-2-34; Student Council 2-3; Student Government 4; Fortune Teller 3; Gloe Club 3; Junior Town Hall 4 MARGARET CZMOLAK Si. Louis 19320 Lamont TW 3-3406 C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4; Scroll 4; Porfoct Attendance 4 NANCY BIESS St. Ladislau8 11632 Gallagher TW 3-0892 C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4; Scroll 4; Torch 4; Student Government 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Gondoliers 2; For- tuno Toller 3; Chimes of Nor- mandy 4; Glee Club 1-2-3-4; Honor Roll 1-2-3-4; Honor Society 3-4; Porfoct Attendance 2-3-4; Cheerleader 1-2-3-4; Junior Town HaU 4 CHRISTINE CHMIELEWSKI St. Bartholomew 20136 Wexford TW 2-5281 C.S.M.C. 3-4; Chimes of Nor- mandy 4; Fortune Teller 3; Hon- or Society 3; Quill and Scroll 4; Scroll 4; Glee Club 3-4 THOMAS CHIESA St. Ladislaus 3056 Trowbridge TR 5-5333 C.S.M.C. 1-2 3-4; Glee Club 3-4; Chimos of Normandy 4 THOMAS CONDON St. Ladislaus 3147 Belmont TR 2-1154 C.S.M.C. 12-3-4; Football 12-3-4; All-City 4; Baskotball 1-2-3-4; All-City 3-4; All-State 3; Base- ball 1-3-4; L-Club 1-2-3-4. 24 BEVERLY DOMBROWSK1 Holp oi Christiano 13136 Moran TW 1-3220 C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4; Secretary 1; Student Council 1; Torch 4; Hon- or Roll 1-2 ROBERT ELGIN St. Ladislau8 2729 Trowbridge TR 5-1986 C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4; Student Coun- cil 3-4; Torch 4; Student Gov- ernment 4; Gondoliers 2; For- tune Tel lor 3; Chimes ol Nor- mandy 4; Glee Club 2-3-4; Foot- ball 3-4; Basketball 1-2-3-4; L- Club 3-4 BEVERLY DUFORT Resurrection 8977 Girardin WA 4-9020 C.S.M.C. 4; Future Nursos Club 4 SYLVIA ENGEL Transfiguration 13460 Dwyer TW 3-7044 Vice-President 2; C.S.M.C. 1-2- 3-4; Scroll 4; Student Council 2-3-4; Student Government 4; Fortune Teller 3; Chimes of Nor- mandy 4; Glee Club 3-4; Honor Roll 1-2-3-4; Honor Society 3-4; Quill and Scroll 4; Perfect At- tendance 1-3-4; Junior Town Hall 4 FLORENCE FIELEK St. Augustine 13546 Sunset TW 1-3063 C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4; Scroll 4; Hon- or Roll 1-3; Perfect Attendance 1-2; Junior Achievomont 1-3 25 JOAN GDULA St. Ladislcms 10208 Dequindro TO 8-2977 C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4; Torch 4; Junior Achievement 3 ANTOINETTE GDULA St. Ladislaus 10208 Dequindro TO 8-2977 C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4; Student Coun- cil 2-3-4; Torch 4; Perfect At- tondanco 1-2; Junior Achieve- ment 1-3 THADDEUS GISH Swootcst Hoart of Mary 5074 Caniff C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4; Junior Achieve- ment 3; Football 4; All-City 4; L-Club 4 BERNARD GLAPPA Transfiguration 13446 Gable TW 1-9141 C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4; Football 2-4; Basketball 12-3-4; L-Club 1-2-3-4 WILUAM GODLESKI St. Ladislaus 5163 Casmero TW 2-7065 C.S.M.C. 3-4; Chimos of Nor- mandy 4; Fortune Tollor 3; Glee Club 2-4; Football 4; Basketball 3-4; Baseball 4; L-Club 4 GERTRUDE GORDON St. Ladislaus 12071 Dequindro TO 6-5009 C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4; Scroll 4; Per- fect Attendanco 1-2; Junior Achiovement 4 26 RICHARD GORECKI Queon of Apostles 5527 Caniff TW 1 4178 C.S.M.C, 1-2 3 4; Scroll 4 LEONARD GRABOWSKI St. Ladislaus 2620 Casmoro TO 5-0223 C.S.M.C. 2-3-4; Student Council 3-4; Scroll 4; Basketball 2-3-4; Baseball 2-3-4; L-Club 2-3-4 MARJORIE GRINOLS Transfiguration 5539 Talbot FO 6-9660 C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4; Scroll 4; Torch 4; Student Government 4; Gon- doliers 2; Fortune Toller 3; Chimos of Normandy 4; Honor Roll 2-3; Honor Society 3; Jun- ior Achiovomont 3-4; Glee Club 1-2-3-4; Junior Town Hall 4 CHRISTINE GUMBKO St. Bartholomew 19175 Goddard TW 1-6972 C.S.M.C. 2-3-4; Scroll 4; Junior Achiovoment 4 BEVERLY HARTWIG St. Louis 18682 St. Louis TW 1-2691 C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4; Scroll 4; Gon- doliors 2; Fortune Teller 3; Chimos of Normandy 4; Glee Club 2-3-4 DANIEL HOLMAN St. Bartholomew 20205 Goddard TW 1-7689 C.S.M.C. 2-3-4; Junior Town Hall 4. JOAN IDZIAK Queon of Apostles 5091 Caniff TW 2-6829 C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4 JEAN JANOSKY Transfiguration 13234 Buffalo TW 2-4612 C.S.M.C. 2-3-4; Honor Roll 3; Honor Society 3; Gloe Club 3-4; Fortune Tollor 3; Chimes of Nor- mandy 4; Scroll 4; Quill and Scroll 4 27 PATRICIA JARACZEWSKI Transfiguration 17142 Gable TW 1-4959 C.S.M.C. 1 -2-3-4; Scroll 4; For- tuno Teller 3; Chimos of Nor- mandy 4; Glee Club 3-4; Junior Achievement 4 ELAINE JANICE St Ladislaus 2399 Canlff TO 7-5084 C.S.M.C. 4; Junior Achievement 4; Chimes of Normandy 4; Gloo Club 4 LEONARD KOLODZIEJCZYK St. Bartholomew 2064 E. Outer Drivo TW 1-7379 C.S.M.C. 3-4; Scroll 4 JOAN KONARZEWSKI Queen of Heaven 20174 Terroll TW 2-5558 C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4; Scroll 4; For- tune Teller 3; Chimes of Nor- mandy 4; Gloo Club 3-4; Cheer- leader 1 -2-3-4 CARL KOTOWICZ St. Ladislaus 12073 Grand Ha von TU 3-4235 C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4; Student Coun- cil 3-4; Torch 4; Student Gov ommont 4; Junior Rotarian 4; Football 3-4; Basketball 3. Stu- dont Managor; L-Club 1-2-3; Treasurer 4; Baseball 1 -2-3-4 STEVE KOPERA St. Ladislaus 11356 Lumpkin C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4; Student Government 4 LORRAINE KONARZEWSKI Queen of Heaven 20174 Terrell TW 2-5558 Secretary 3; C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4; Student Council 3-4; Scroll 4; Fortune Teller 3; Chimes of Nor- mandy 4; Glee Club 3-4; Cheer- leader 1-2-3-4 FRANCIS KOWALCZYK St. Ladislaus 2100 Belmont TR 2-5247 C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4; Student Coun- cil 3-4; Scroll 4; Perfect Attend- ance 2-4; Basketball 1-3-4; L- Club 4 CONRAD KRUSZEWSKI Queen of Hoaven 8240 Robinwood TW 1-3932 C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4; Football 2 JOAN LALKA St. Bartholomew 19680 Norwood TW 1-3835 C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4; Torch 4; Por- fect Attendance 2-3-4; Junior Achievement 4 Elizabeth lisiak St. Louis 19436 Conley FO 6-4918 C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4; Scroll 4; Torch 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Junior Achievement 4 CONSTANCE KUBISKE Transfiguration 11821 Mt. Elliott FO 6-6015 C.S.M.C. 1-2-3 4; Scroll 4; Torch 4; Student Government 4; Gon- doliers 2; Fortune Tellor 3; Chimes of Normandy 4; Glee Club 2-3-4; Quill Scroll 4; Junior Achievement 3-4; Futuro Nurses Club 1-3-4 THERESA KUJAWA St. Louis 18855 Dwyer TW 3-9442 C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4; Scroll 4; Gon- doliers 2; Fortuno Toller 3; Chimes of Normandy 4; Glee Club 2-3-4; Future Nurses Club 4 EUGENE KURCAB St. Bartholomew 19394 Homed TW 2-9334 C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4; Torch 4; Stu- dent Government 4; Gondoliers 2; Fortuno Tellor 3; Chimes of Normandy 4; Glee Club 2-3-4; Porfect Attendance 4; Football 3; L-Club 3 29 ROBERT LISIAK St. Louis 19436 Conley FO 6-4918 C.S.M.C. 4; Scroll 4 LEONARD LUBANSKI St. Ladislaus 2401 Nelbel TO 51529 C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4; Scroll 4; Junior Rotarian 4; Baseball 1-2-3-4; L-Club 1-2-3-4 JOAN MACIEJEWSKI Queen ol Apostles TW 3-0316 C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4; Scroll 4; Torch 4; Honor Roll 1-2-3; Honor So- ciety 3; Porfect Attendance 1- 2-3-4 RICHARD MAJEROWICZ St. Bartholomew 19678 AngUn TW 2-5350 C.S.M.C. 2-3-4; Studont Council 3-4; Studont Government 4; Jun- ior Town Hall 4 JEAN MANDZIUK Queen of Heaven 20165 Stottor TW 2-3645 C.S.M.C. 1-23-4; Torch 4; Por- fect Attondanco 1-2-4; Junior Achievement 4 JOAN MANDZIUK Queen of Hoavon 20165 Stotter C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4; Torch 4; P. feet Attendance 1-2-4; Juni Achievement 4 ELAINE MARKOWSKI St. Ladislaus 2423 Casmere TO 5-5506 C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4; Torch 4; Honor Roll 1-2; Junior Achiovoment 3-4; Future Nurses Club 1-2-3-4 CHRISTINE MASZTAKOWSKI St. Ladislaus 3066 Trowbridge TR 4-3248 C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4; Student Coun- cil 3-4; Scroll 4; Torch 4; Honor Roll 1-2-3; Honor Society 3-4; Quill and SctoII 4 30 CAROLINE MATLENGA Transfiguration 12012 Sparling TW 1-4631 C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4; Torch 4; Junior Achievement 4 CONSTANCE MATUSZEWSKI Resurrection 6137 Hubor WA 2-7519 C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4; Torch 4; Gon- doliers 2; Cheerleaders 2-3-4; Glee Club 2; Future Nursos Club 1 HELEN M1LEWSKI Resurrection 6167 Huber WA 4-3510 C.S.M.C. 3-4; Torch 4 BARBARA MISIURA St. Florian 2758 Florian TR 1-3540 C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4; Glee Club 1-2- 3-4; Naughty Marietta 1; Gon- doliers 2; Fortune Toller 3; Chimos of Normandy 4; Perfect Attendance 1-2; Future Nursos Club 4 CONRAD MODLINSKI St. Ladislaus 2671 Bolmont TR 1-6632 C.S.M.C. 1-2-34. CHRISTINE MULARSKI St. Louis 19224 Moenart TW 2-7050 C.S.M.C. 1 -2-3-4; Torch 4; Stu- dent Government 4; Honor Roll 1-2-3; Honor Socioty 3-4; Junior Achievement 4 LUCILLE MUZYK St. Bartholomew 19400 Lumpkin TW 1-8530 C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4; Scroll 4; Junior Achievement 4 CHRISTINE MYTKOWSKI St. Ladislaus 11521 Lumpkin TO 9-8699 C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4; Torch 4; Chimos of Normandy 4; Glee Club 4; Perfect Attendance 3 31 MARY ANN NIEDEK St. Ladislaus 19991 Fleming TW 3-1297 C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4; Torch 4; Poriect Attendance 2 ANN NEUBAUER St. Ladislaus 11386 Mitchell FO 6-0416 .C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4; Scroll 4 DONALD OBRYCKI St. Ladislaus 2651 Commor TO 5-4155 C.S.M.C. 2-3-4; Junior Achieve- ment 3; Baseball 2-3-4; Basket- ball 3; Glee Club 4; Chimes of Normandy 4; L-Club 2-3-4 HELEN OBUCHOWSKI St. Ladislaus 11414 Nagel C.S.M.C. 1-2 3-4; Scroll 4; Gon- doliers 2; Fortune Toller 3; Chimes of Normandy 4; Gloe Club 2-3-4; Honor Roll 1-2 EDWARD NOWAK St. Ladislaus 2428 Casmere TO 9-9234 C.S.M.C. 1-3-4; Scroll 4; Torcl ROBERT OTROMPKE St. John Evangelist 2296 Denton TR 3-4490 C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4; Football 4; L-Club 4 LEONARD PALYS St. Ladislaus C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4; Scroll 4; Stu- dent Government 4; Perfect Attendance 1-2 RONALD PAWLICKI Queen of Apostles 5637 Prescott TW 3-0962 C.S.M.C. 4 THERESA PIEPRZYK Holp of Christians 3317 Cody TW 2-2757 C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4; Porfoct Attend- anco 1-2-3-4; Junior Achieve- ment 4 RITA PISZCZEK Help of Christians 13308 Klinger TR 3-7668 C.S.M.C. 12-3-4; Scroll 4; Junior Achievement 4; Basketball 3 ELYN PIERCE St. Louis 18847 Gable TW 3-0080 C.S.M.C. 2-3 4; Gondoliers 2; Fortuno Tollor 3; Ported Attend- ance 3-4; Chimes of Normandy 4; Gloo Club 2-3-4 SHIRLEY POKLADEK Transfiguration 17116 Veronica TW 3-5214 C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4; Student Coun- cil 3-4; Scroll 4; Studont Gov- ernment 4; Honor Roll 1-2-3-4; Honor Society 3-4; Quill and Scroll 4; Ported Attendance 1 3-4; Junior Town Hall 4 HEDWIG POLAKOWSKI St. Ladislaus 2659 Belmont TR 2-5860 C.S.M.C. 1-2 3-4; Ported Attend- ance 1; Junior Achievement 1 ROBERT POSTULA Transfiguration 11631 St. Louis TW 1-5291 C.S.M.C. 1 -2-3-4; Student Coun- cil 3-4; Torch 4; Student Gov- ernment 4; Ported Attendance 4 GLORIA PRYSAK St. Augustine 13400 Justine TW 1-2323 C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4; Scroll 4; Gon- doliers 2; Fortune Toller 3; Chimes of Normandy 4; Glee Club 2-3-4 PHYLLIS RAGINIA St. Ladislaus 1981 Trowbridgo C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4; Scroll 4; Honor Roll 1; Perfect Attendance 1-2- 3-4; Futuro Nursos Club 4 MADELEINE RICHARDS St. Ladislaus 2635 Holbrook TR 4-2284 C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4; Scroll 4; Stu- dent Government 4; Naughty Marietta 1; Gondoliers 2; Fortune Tellor 3; Chimes ol Normandy 4; Glee Club 1-23-4; Porfoct Attendance 4; Junior Town Hall 4 THEODORA RUSENKO St. Louis 19413 Syracuse TW 2-5441 C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4; Student Govemmont 4; Junior Town Hall 4; Torch 4; Scroll 4; Gon- doliors 2; Fortune Toller 3; Chimes ol Nor- mandy 4; Gleo Club 1-2-3-4. 34 CAROL SAMORANSKI St. Ladislaus 12098 St. Aubin TO 9-8630 C.S.M.C. 12-3-4; Scroll 4; Fortune Tellor 3; Chimes of Normandy 4; Gleo Club 3-4; Junior Achieve- ment 3-4; Future Nurses Club 4 THOMAS SCHOENROCK St. Ladislaus 2330 Yoraans TR 1-9081 President 3; C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4; Gondoliors 2; Fortune Tollor 3; Chimes ol Normandy 4; Glee Club 2-3-4; Football 2-3-4; L- Club 2-3-4; Student Council 3-4 DANIEL SIDOROWICZ St. Ladislaus 2670 Trowbridge TR 5-9676 C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4; Gondoliors 2; Fortune Teller 3; Glee Club 2-3; Football 4; Baskotball 1-3-4; L-Club 3-4 JEAN SIERPIEN Queen ol Apostles 4415 Fredro TW 2-2293 C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4; Torch 4: For- tuno Toller; Chimes ol Normandy 4; Gleo Club 3-4; Junior Achieve- ment 3 STANLEY SZYMANSKI Transfiguration 13711 St. Louis TW 2-2973 C.S.M.C. 1 -2-3-4; Football 2-3-4; Basketball 1-2; L-Club 2-3-4 ARLEEN STOCKFISH St. Ladislaus 11635 Gallagher TW 1-7756 C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4; Scroll 4; Junior Achievement 4 JOHN SURDOCK St. Benedict 206 Hollywood TW 3-1308 C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4; Torch 4; Junior Achievement 4; Studont Council 2-3 RONALD SZPONT Queen of Apo3tlos 5032 Talbot TW 1-0481 C.S.M.C. 2-3-4; Studont Council 3-4; Scroll 4; Student Govern- ment 4; Honor Roll 3; Honor Socioty 3; Perfect Attendance 4; Student Safety Commission. Pros- idont 4 LUCILLE TOMASZEWSKI St. Ladislaus 11514 Lumpkin C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4; Gondoliors 2; Fortuno Toller 3; Chimes of Nor- mandy 4; Glee Club 2-3-4; Honor Roll 1 -2-3-4; Honor Society 3-4; Porfect Attendance 3-4 MARVIN TUZINOWSKI Quoen of Apostles 5518 Prescott TW 3-3321 Treasurer 1; C. S. M. C. 1-2-3-4; Student Council 1; Scroll 4; Football 2-3-4; L-Club 2-3-4 CLARA SOBCZYNSKI St. Bartholomew 19603 Anglin TW 1-1920 C.S.M.C. 3-4; Torch 4 35 I i JANE TYLAWSKI Help of Christians 2957 Dealing TW 2-5549 C.S.M.C. 3-4 Informally yours, the officers, Zygmunt Grzanka, John Coch. Barbara Rataj and Betty Pluto plan class activities. DONALD WARDA St. Ladislaus 2647 Belmont TR 1-8423 C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4; Student Council 3-4; Scroll 4; Torch 4; Student Government 4; Honor Roll 1-2- 3-4; Honor Society 3-4; Quill and Scroll 4; Perfect Attendance 1- 2-3; Wolverine Boys' State 3; Sports Reporter 3-4. MYRON WAWRZYSZ St. LadislauB 11401 Fleming TO 6-4156 C.S.M.C. 1 -2-3-4; Scroll 4; Naugh- ty Marietta 1; Gondoliers 2; Chimes of Normandy 4; Gloo Club 1-3-4; Porfect Attondanco 1-2-4 ROSE MARIE WASUNG St. Ladislaus 11639 Nagel TO 5-8704 C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4; Torch 4; St. dont Govommont 4; Fortun Tollor 3; Honor Roll 1-2-3; Hone Society 3-4; Porfect Attondanc 1-2-3-4; Junior Achievement i Chimos of Normandy 4; Gle Club 3-4 JOAN WEGRZYNOWSKI St. Ladislaus 11387 Sobieski TW 2-7053 C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4; Scroll 4; Torcl 4; Student Government 4; Gon doliers 3; Fortuno Teller 3 Chimes of Normandy 4; Glo Club 2-3-4; Porfect Attendance 1-2-3-4; Honor Roll 1 -2-3-4; Honoi Society 3-4; Quill and Scroll 4 JENNIE WIELUSZ Si. Ladislaus 2406 Botsford TO 9-9023 C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4; Scioli 4; For luno Tollor 3; Chimoa of Nor mandy 4; Glee Club 3-4; Hono Roll 1-2-3; Honor Society 3-4 ELAINE WINOW1ECKI St. Louis 18705 Bloom TW 3-4592 C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4; Student Gov emmont 4; Honor Roll 1-3; Hon or Socioty 3; Perfect Attendance 3; Junior Achievement 4; Junio Town Hall 4; Futuro Nurse Club 4 DELPHINE WISNIEWSKI Queen of Apostlos 3940 Caoly TW 1-1216 C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4; Honor Roll 1-2-3 Honor Society 3-4; Glee Club 4, Chimes of Normandy 4 BARBARA ZACHARIAS St. Ladislaus 2676 Casmore TO 7-7373 C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4; Junior Achiovomont 4 RAYMOND ZALEWSKI RICHARD ZURAWSKI St. Ladislaus St. Ladislaus 2058 Trowbridge 3351 Doremus TO 7-7709 TR 5-0355 C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4; Student Govern- ment 4; Perfect Attendance 1-2; Scroll 4; Football 2-3-4; L-Club 3-4 C.S.M.C. RONALD SZPONT President Hamtramck Student Safety Commission Soniors—Eugene Kurcab. Christine Gumbko, Patricia Jaraczowski, and John Surdock—pore over atlases in preparation for the Sonior Review Exams. We Follow the Path IUS ssojSojj j( Current affairs In a turbulent world are tho focus of Intorost in Si3ter Mary Rufina's modom history class. Dooply engrossod in mattors of the momont aro, seated. Carol Sowa. Melvin Chrxan- owski. Casimira Kosinski; standing. Lawronco Gajewski, Robert Gilowski, Don Sonkowski. and Dorothy Loparoc. Amidst declensions and conjugations. Sister Jane Frances Latin I students pause to reimburse their courso with tho cultural fare of Roman lilo. Fresh- men particularly fascinated by its mythology are Marilyn Mikolajczyk. Connie Rakoczy, Christino Stachelek. Loonard Dziuk, Richard Kowal. and Dick MatkowskL Amusement ’ncath contusion prevails as Miss Geometers, Florence Fielek and Delphine Klopacz oi Sister Mary Bodo's Solid Geometry class grat- Uyingly dispel Thomas Gacki's consternation by graphically contrasting the position of a gen- eratrix in prismatic and pyramidal surfacos. With teeming interest in the global significance oi Catholic literature, to which young America also lays claim. English III students of Sister Mary Rose's class furthered their search to the taproot of the matter. Christ. Results: a vigorous panel on “The Divine Origin of Catholic Literature.” Chairmanod by Marvin Warda. standing center, the juniors participating included, clockwise, Barbara Gurdak. Don Sonkow8kl. Marvin Warda. Delphino Klopacz, Betty Kaminski, and Joyce Bolt. Rear: Lorraine Argasinski. Jano Bieda. John Wojto- wicz, Stella Olszowski, Norbort Kendzierski, and Thorosa Lebryk. Offico practice arouses new enthusiasm in Deanna Belback, seated, when brought into closo acquaintance with tho latost o it ice equipment. In the intorvoiw with Mrs. Elizabeth Bjamosan of the Burroughs School of Business Machinos. Deanna shares tho secrets basic for tho operation of a Burroughs billing machlno with Carol Samoranski and Connie Kubisko. Weeks before the students' annual retreat. Sistor Mary Jerome III poriod typing class propares sheaves of notos for di tribution. Comely twin lassies Joan and Joan Mandziuk ai assistod in the stapling of hymn and prayer booklets by Bet! Pluto. Betty Lisiak. and Delphine Wisniewski. Seniors Botty Lisiak. Barbara Rataj, and Thomas Schoonrock lake a broador view of their personal income aftor a lecture by Mr. Harry Czubay of the training department of tho United States Department of Internal Rovenuo. Tho explanation gavo rise to myriads of questions by upper- classmon rolativo to normal tax, surtax, exemptions and deductions. v No rotting for tho figure worker, loam Elaine Markowski and Irene Bartkowicz whom repre- sentative Miss E. Grein of the Burroughs Business Machines School introduces to the productive, almost effortless, latest typo bookkeeping machine. Emphasizing tho nood for stenographic skill. Beverly Dombrowski, contor. with stopwatch in hand stimulatos Jane Tylawski. standing, left, and Joan Janosky. seated, lolt, to attain the speeds of 120 and 140 wpm respectively. Rita Piszczek, transcribed her notes on the typowritor. strives diligently for mailablo copy. Joan and Jean Mandziuk derive identical ideas as to their futuro businoss careers after observing the competency of demonstrator Miss Elizabeth Grein in tho operation of new standard office We Trek Thoir cntrios finished, '«is with joy they beam E'en though Scholastic Awards they may not win. This task to them delightful e'or has been. Freshmen Scholastic Writing Award participants of Sister M. Anne's English I group aro, left to right. Richard Marok. Alexandra Rutkowski, Eugono Szafran, Richard Sulkowski, Suzan Tomaszowski, and Barbara Bush. With Jonnio Wiolusz, center, directing the experiment, Gerald Shirilla, loft, checks the Homo while Marvin Tuzinowski pours the hydrochloric acid. Roso Marie Wasung. extreme right, is sot to colioct a botllo of chlorine gas. Henry Hartfeldcr is pleased with his results in tho chlorine wator ho mado. the Highway of Learning Tho microscope world hold no ond ol alluro for these youthful biologist of Sistor M. Blandina's class. As Doanna Bolback momentarily chocks some organelle in tho paramocium with Barbara Stuba. Marvin Warda I intriguod with his own scope. High fidelity recording, sound wavos. and synthetic rubbor featured tho Previews of Progress. Spellbound by tho domonstrator's explanation ol sound waves are Zygmunt Crzanka. John Cech, and Stovo Kopora. 45 Supersonic apoeds, tho improvement ol lilt, and othor power problems; hold Sister Mary Jerorao's physics class in rapt attention as Stanley Kwiatkowski operatos a movie on the airplane. Viowing tho picturo aro. first row, Stolla Olszowski, Barbara Gurdak. Rob- ert Postula; second row, Barbara Rataj, Nancy Biess, Thomas Kurzawa. Joan Sierpion; third row. Norbert Kendzierski, John Wojtowicz, and Caroline Bielski. Gonoral Motors stock — going up! Betty Lisiak and Carol Samoranski check tho ticker tape as Stanloy Kwiatkowski. Honry Traczynski. and John Wojtowicz — all ol Sistor Mary Germaine's economics class — com- pare the Now York Stock Exchango Pago with tho tally board. Tho luro of learning marks Sister Mary Florian's gonoral science class, as Geraldine Kurcab and Elizabeth Traczynski oxhibit, while connecting dry colis in parallel. Michaol Szajkowski is sot to hold the wires to a doorbell. A comparison ol tho resultant ringing was made with that produced when a series connection was made. Challenging geometric situations aro enthusiastically accepted by this winsome trio. Thomas Grubba. aided by Helen Kuranty. shows Loretta Osiecki that cases may occur in which the altitude of a triangle doos not (all within the figure. EXTRA! EXTRA! READ ALL ABOUT IT! was tho beckoning call ol the bullotin board in 7B. Slstor Mary Juliana's sophomore English studonts posted tholr latest news projects after a thor- ough study of the Shakespearoan drama, Julius Caesar. Assisting with the mountings are Con- stance Gruszczynski, Edward Lizewski. Antoinette Wdowiak. and Paul Grubba. lancy Biess, Nancy Loroy. and Ihalupniczak issue ballots to j olt. Mary Ann Zelmanski deposits rhilo Donald Ziolkowski. Robert W nd Henry Traczynski mark thoir 1 n Eloction Day. It all totals up to efficiency, accuracy, and economy for Evelyn Pierce and Connie Matuszew- ski during the demonstration of the new multi- purpose business model. Mrs. J. Warner of the Detroit School of Comptomotry was guest repre- sentative. Accomplishment lends satisfaction in Sister Mary Blanche's class. Characteristically, it may bo tracod on tho faces of Archio Kudla. Sophio Wozniak. and Ray Czuczko whllo demonstrating their ability to apply tho principles studied in bookkeeping — Journalizing and posting, as woll as tho prepara- tion of working papers and finan- cial statements. Prospective progress and development of skill in the reading of shorthand fluently and easily is tho goal of the Shorthand I class. Future secretaries front, Patricia Fontair and Pat Widzlnski, roar. Theresa Lebryk and Joyce Bolt apply the test as Lorraine Felczak manipulates the flash pointer. All booked up for daily duty are the Library Club members: standing. Geraldino Davin, Louiso Kotowicz, Floronco Fielek; seated. Geraldine Sych. and Rose Mario Wasung. osldont Theresa Kujawa, right, moots with Vice-President alphlno Klopacz and Secretary Janot Wioncus to plan the jar's activities ol the Future Nursos Club and how time nd talent will make their program.most efloctivo. Sister ary Blancho is moderator. Sports editor Donald Warda and Joan Wogrzy- nowski view and review news of life at St. Ladislaus, as penned by them for the local week- lies. The Citizen and The Michigan Catholic. For his reports of Lad's sports world. Don won the distinction of being named MC Prep Re- porter of the Week. Joan Wegrzynowski is associate editor of the Scroll. Doing doublo duty on the annual, which is the end product of months and months ol planning, are look-alikes Jean and Joan Mandziuk, art editors, flanked by loan and Antoinette Gdula. class editors. Editor-in-chief Donald Warda confers with associate ed tors Nancy Biess. Deanna Bolback, and businoss manage Rose Marie Wasung as to tho technical know-how « yearbook publication. The themo under consideration b the ‘55 staff is THIS IS OUR LIFE. TORCH STAFF Editor-in-Chief.......... Associate Editors........ Class Editors............ Sports Editors........... Copy Edtiors............. Art Editors.............. Advertising Managers. .. Circulation Managers...... Business Manager......... Adviser.................. .................................Donald Warda ...............Nancy Biess, Deanna Belback ........Elaine Markowski, Mary Ann Niedek Eugene Kurcab, Joan and Antoinette Gdula .............Zygmunt Grzanka, Carl Kotowicz ......John Surdock, Irene Bartkowicz, Robert Postula, Clara Sobczynski, Theodora Rusenko ...Christine Mularski, Jean and Joan Mandziuk Christine Mytkowski, Joan Lalka, Betty Pluto ...........Beverly Dombrowski, Betty Lisiak Christine Masztakowski ....................Robert Elgin, John Cech ......................Rose Marie Wasung ............................Sister M. Rose According to the length and width of the subscribers' list, circulation manager John Cech assures assisting Bob Elgin that thoro nood be no concern about reader loyalty. With their supercharging technique, advertising managers Marjorie Grinols and Connie Kubiske. right, help efficiency typists Jean Sierpien and Caroline Bielski. center, in tho preparation of the mailing list. Medalist All American The unique personality of a school paper is determined by the quality of its writers. Father Anthony Majewski's over-all expression confirms the fact that the highest rating — that of Medalist awarded to the Scroll by the Colum- bia Scholastic Press Association and All American by the National Scholastic Press Association is the capsule test of the editors' mastery at mingled skills. Scroll bosses meeting with Father Majewski are Editor-in-Chief Sylvia Engel, associate editor Joan Wegrzynowski, managing editor Nancy Biess, flanked by sports scribes Leonard Lubanski and Don Warda. Sister Thomas a Kempis is the publication advisor. 52 I Sylvia Engel Editor-in-Chief SCROLL STAFF EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief...........................................................Sylvia Engel Managing Editor............................................................Nancy Biess Associate Editors...................Madeleine Richards, Joan Wegrzynowski Sports Editor..............................................Donald Warda Associate Sports Editors................Frank Kowalczyk, Leonard Lubanski Leonard Palys, Leonard Grabowski Feature Editors...........................Carol Samoranski, Jane Tylawski Jean Janosky, Jennie Wielusz News Editors......................Shirley Pokladek, Christine Masztakowski Marjorie Grinds Headline Editors.............................Gloria Prysak, Sharon Aleccia Exchange Editors........................Helen Obuchowski, Florence Fielek BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager................................................Raymond Zalewski Circulation Managers.............................Ted Gish, Richard Gorecki Advertising Staff.............................Henry Shiner, Myron Wawrzysz Adviser..............................................Sister Thomas a Kempis 53 Spectacular pitching and hitting performances by mound mastor hurler Leonard “Butch Lubanski. loft and southpaw Lon Grabowski, right, also of tho Scroll staff, sports re- porting Into a writer's dream. Top sports scribe Don Warda. center, has been hitting tho headlines in the Scroll, as well as in the Citizen and tho Michigan Catholic weeklies with accounts of Lubanskl's rubber stretching arm crediting him with twelve consecutive hitless innings. Grabowski's .652 batting average, and thoir perfect days at the plate. After the victory over St. Ambrose. Don museB at tho repeatod Groyhound championship record. Lubanski hurlod a no-hit. no-run game — tho diamondeor's porfoct gift to his parents on their nineteenth wedding anniversary. Confronted with problems of time and space, Sylvia Engol as editor-in-chief, impresses tho now Scroll staff as to what a demanding Job it is to give every story fair play and representation. Ronald Szpont. Madeleino Richards. Bernard Glappa. and Shirloy Pokladok deliberate a layout lor page one of the initial issue. Scroll odilors and reporters assemble to study the coverage beloro talcing up story assignments from the faculty, students, activity groups, and from the log ol future events. Aftor compiling the facts and assembling them in news stylo, staff mombers. leit to right, Frank Kowalczyk, Sharon Aleccia. loan Janosky, Betty Lisiak, Nancy Biess. and Marjorie Grinds turn them in to associate editor. Joan Wogrxynowski, center, in preparation for copyreading and headlining. Facets of ideas are garnered from exchango copies ol far and wide. Before each staff meet- ing. Connio Kubisko. seated, jots notes ol apprais- al of the various publications, as made by Helen Obuchowski and Florenco Fielek. Up and Doing Industry loads tho way lor tho youth of Junior Achiovomont. In bohalf of tho Jiffy Jot Company, of which she is sccrotary, Joan Lalka presents a plaque to Prosidont John P. Mansfiold in recog- nition of tho Plymouth Corporation's servico and intorost in tho toonors' business organization for tho past six years. Stove Gromok, Tiger pitcher and alumnus prosonts Helen Obuchowski and R. Kopek with S25 chocks at Station WJLB ac Mr. Waltor Gajowski. Ham- tramck City Clork looks on. Tho cash was a prizo for winning essays on Why I Am Proud of My Ancestry sponsored by tho Readers' Digost. Junior achievers ready goods for the mid-year markot. Members of United Products, after laboling and packaging tho safety control oxtonsion cords, placo them on salo at tho home of their sponsor, the Rotary Club. Promoting tho distribution are Stanloy Kwiatkowski, treasurer and wlnnor of a J.A. executive award; sales manager Frank Rodziowicz; Elaino Winowiecki, assistant sales manager Norbort Kondziorski, J.A. organization news reporter. Irene Bart- kowicz, secretary, and Henry Hartfeldcr. guest represent- ative. The Hamtramck Holidays bristled with cheer as St. Lad's Choraliers took to the bandwagon a week before Christmas, their voices echoing far and wide in carol and song in the shopping area. While shoppers trudged and nudged in search for something new and something different for the Yuletide Season, program announcer Gerald Shirilla, left, with the choristers' group, reminded them that the true observance was in finding Christ. Local merchant, sponsoring the community endeavor, was Mr. Conrad Sikora, foreground, of the Conrad Sikora Jewelry Store. In the background, the girls' section, soaring in high note of the festive spirit includes Helen Kuranty, Frances Fritz, Joan Kozlowski, Geraldine Milewski, Joan Garczewski, Edmunda Phillips, and Lucille Tomaszewski. In merriment and melody, the Glee Club officers express hap- py returns of the elections. Atuning their blissful mood to The Lonely Wanderer are, seated, Joan Wegrzynowski, secretary-treasurer; Vice-Presi- dent Thomas Schoenrock, and prexy Nancy Biess, with Betty Pluto, attired in the club's sweat- er and symbol, at the piano. Moderator of the choristers' group is Sister Mary Bede. Christmas shoppers along Campau were unmindful of the brisk wintry winds and tho crunching snow while tho mellow flow of carols sung by the Gloo Club alloviated the rush. Huddlod around tho microphone with Sister Mary Bede is a volunteer group of girl chor- isters: front row. Sharon Alecda, Theresa Kujawa. Marjorie Grinds. Carol Samoranski, Connio Kubiske. and Susan Tomaszewski. Roar row, Thoodora Rusenko. Elaine Jonlck. Joan Prusiowicz, Nancy Lorey, Patricia Jaraczowski, Diane Romanowski. Sandra Slaskey. Betty Pluto, and Nancy Biess. 57 With hearts and flowers, the Greyhound cheerleaders hail the new car ol tomorrow in the Dodgo City. Sitting on edge amidst the impressive display of the '55 models are Deanna Belback, Connio Matuszewski. Geraldine Davin, and Louise Kotowicz. Making way for the sprightly foursome and their juniorsonioi dologation aro Robert Postula. Henry Shlnor, and Tom Chiesa, at the wheel. Haintraiiick—Dodge City Enlisting the support of teenagers in the Haratramck project, the local mer- chants found numerous Ladislitos. Among underclassmen responding to tho Invitation aro, left to right. Stanley Kwiatkowski. Lawrence Hubert. Bernard Richards, Frank Plizga. Edward Tom- aszowski, Frank Zacharias. Alfred Ko- walewski, Donald Sonkowski. Edward Kubit. Edward Paxdziora. Raymond Wlodkowski, Judith Gorczyca. Sandra Bann. Finding accommodating room with Frod Magic, driver, are Ronald Szpont and Henry Hartielder. MMX 58 Dodge Festival Week To promoto better human relations in our community, For a Bettor Hamtramck Woek, November 18-20. was obsorvod by social (unctions, poster campaigns, and shopping tours. SLH boosters, led by Myron Wawrzysz, Eugene Kurcab. Leonard Kolodziejczyk, and John Pazderski, participated in the parade along Joeoph Campau which ieaturod the event. OQQGE er ouTH Grid co-captain John Cech, extreme right, and his Varsity Greyhounds flaunt in full fashion the scarlet and gray in their Ham- tramck Festival float as it wonds its way to the local Dodge plant. Quarterback Carl Kotowicz, in front, disablod by an Injury, and Joseph Nowak. '53. givo last minuto instructions to driver William Godloski as to their goal. WJR Junior Town Hall Meeting of the Air EESOLVED THAT Management Has Moral Obligations to the Community Affected by the Transfer of Industry. Seniors voiced opinions in a panel on the WJR Junior Town Hall Meeting of the Air. Introduced by the moderator, Mr. James Garrett, center, the speakers discussed the moral obligations of management to the community affected by the transfer of industry. Affirmatives in the radio panel were Daniel Holman and Richard Majerowicz; negatives, Shirley Pokladek and Nancy Biess, extreme right. Arrangements for the radio program were made by Mr. Dave Olson and Mr. Edward A. Skendzel of the Parochial School Office. The Reverend Eugene Kijek gave the address of welcome. WJR's ongineor Mr. John Begin manipulates the controls during the broadcast as Donald Obrycki. Conrad Kruszewski. and Thomas Schoonrock obsorvo. Aro popular songs detrimental to youth? (Seated) Shirley Podladek. Theodora Rusenko. Marjorie Grinols, Richard Majerowicz. (Standing) Elaine Winowiecki, Panelist Nancy Biess, and Robert Elgin search ior tho answer that will aid Nancy on an intorschool panel for a WJR broadcast. You'ro On The Air! Dennis O'Connor oi St. May's High, Red- ford. co-panolist pauses in his spoech while Nancy Bioss, Par- ochial School Co-ordinator, Mi. Edward Skondzal. and WJR's Dave Olson await thoir cue. Questions Are In Order! Elaino Winowiecki asks a question as Mr. Dave Olson, WJR's Travelling “Mike Master picks it up and students from Mercy, St. Ladislaus, St. An- thony, and St. Mary listen in. CHIMES OF NORMANDY Comic Opera by Robert Planquette CAST Ah! tho music! tho danco! Just tho thing lor mo. Serpolette, Village Mischief-Maker....................Lucille Tomaszewski Germaine, Gaspard's Ward..........................................Geraldine Milewski Four Village Girls: Gertrude............................................Marjorie Grinols Jeanne.......................................................Patricia Widzinski Manette...............................................Connie Kubiske Suzanne............................................Theodora Rusenko Henri de Courtville..................................................Thomas Schoenrock Grenicheux..................................................Gerald Shirilla Bailli....................................................Thomas Kurzawa Gaspard.............................................................Norbert Kendzierski Notary......................................................Marvin Warda Registrar...................................................Robert Rachas Assessor....................................................Gerald Socha Chateau Artistes......................Myron Wawrzysz, Patricia Jaraczewski Just look at that, just look at Don’t you think we're not amiss? A glance give there, a glance give here. Tell us U you think us dear. Dost thou understand, my Germaine, Why floats that chime now o'er the dolls? Gladnoss in that voice rings again. . . . For 'tis a sound love, of marriage bells! Ne'er did wo Such a rascal soo At justico mocking. In manner shocking! Lot our lantorns light up the night. This false legend we’ll put to flight All thoso ghosts and goblins will be Nothing but stories false wo'll woo. Now gontlomen. compose your loo with propor solemnity. Admit the vants. and lot us hoar what th have to say. Ah. everybody thinks that old Gaspard is crazy, but ho knows hotter. He knows all about the haunted chateau and its secrets. Oh this is funl Just seo him run! (The lassies cried, with rapture jigging.) Back, monstor inhuman! Germain© is my bondwoman. To «ho master doth the maid belong. Whatever may botido! Well, to satisiy your curiosity, pretty maidens, permit mo to introduce myself as one from the other world. 66 Thoro now. if any country bumpkin sees me. he will believe that the devils are holding high carnival in tho chateau of Courtvillo. Who are drivers lacking? Such a chance don't lose! Como along and choose! 67 To map out his plan of life as ho rostoroa forces in his withdrawal and consolidatos gains already mado is the aim of a retreat lor ovory Ladislite. Hence previous moments or a Holy Hour with his Master are put to full advantage in search of thoso spiritual valuos. A troupe of acolytes turned Catholic Ac- tion volunteers to hold vigil at the altar. Organized by the Revorond Eugono Kijek. they rondor service at spocial church functions and at High Mass on Sundays and Holydays. Assisting at tho studont retreat Mass colobratod by Fathor Dustin. C.S.S.R., are loft to right. Marvin Warda. Donald Nowak. Gerald Shlrilla, Edward Lizowski, Walter Goz- dor. Richard Marok. Prayer and praise with song is tho SLH Choraliors' motive of Catholic Action as members uplift tho minds and hoarts of tho studont body during sol- omn services. Sistor Mary Bede ro- hearses with tho choristers' group for Forty Hours' Dovotion. Choirmaster Richard Horning is at the organ. The Church is tho porfocl society with tho noblest ol purposes — tho sanctifying of its members for tho glory of God, points out Popo Pius XII. in his encyclical letter On tho Mystical Body of Christ. In dovout fulfillment, at 8:00 o'clock oach morning Ladislitos Join in immolations at tho Holy Sacrifice of tho Mass. A decided interest with a future was the hopoful, hoart-warming quality which stimulated tho Lad- islites' three days of rocolloction February 2, 3. and 4. The Reverend losoph Dustin, CSSR. was rotreat director. k We Muse and Meditate at the Crossroads Commanding leaders of Catholic Students’ Mission Crusade study ways and moans of supporting tho Church's worldwido missions. Vico- president Norbert Kondziorski, loft, and Treasurer Richard Gurdak proposo tho sacrifico of tho spirit as tho best. President Lucille Tomaszowski and Secretary Bern- adlno Dudek suggest the almon- er's way, with oach one giving what ho can. Sistor lane Francos is modorator of tho Mission Unit. Student Council Thanksgiving is a tlmo of gratitudo. Bostirred by Catholic Action, zoalous Ladlslitos sharod what they have with others. In responso to the appeal of the Bishops' Clothing Collection, tho Student Council undertook to package and labol tho overwhelming contribution of this year. Preparing tho woightod cartons for shipmont aro Carl Kotowicz, Henry Hartfeldor, Donald Warda. Lorraine Domzalski, Henry Traczynski. Barbara Rataj. and Stanley Kwiatkowski. Twas a big-hearted idea that prompted the Student Council to gift SLH with Our Lady of Grace statue to be used for Marian devotions. Bob Postula and Barbara Rataj, standing, were first to welcome Mary in the studonts' midst. Betty Kaminski and Thomas Kurzawa, foreground, wore attracted by the radiance of tho crystal eyes. 70 Sonior Class President John Cech. right. Indicates that congratulations are in order as ho folicitates tho reprosontativo cross section of the student-governing body. The nowly elected Studont Council officers are: Lorraine Domazalski. secretary; Robert Postula, sergeant-at-arms; Donald Warda. prosidont; Robort Elgin, treasurer; and Sylvia Engel, vice-president. The '55 lunior Torch Drivo returns far exceeded the quota at SL Hi. Studont Council Vice-president Syl- via Engel proudly displays tho certificate of commendation to tho lunior Unitod Foundations group; Ray Czuczko. Tom Kurzawa. Shir- ley Pokladok, Sylvia Engel. Chos- tor Roman. Marvin Warda. and Betty Pluto. Washington, D.C. Hobort Poatula and Theodora Rusenko cast a last momont glance at tho sched- ule of outbound train. Easter vacation duly begins for John Cech. R030 Mario Wasung, and Elaine Winowiecki as they pass tho gate to board tho train for their eastom trip. Tho mooting did not come to order whon the junior lasses with Sistor M. Gormaino. thoir American history teachor. took tho Speaker's chair in tho Stato Houso. but tho experience was thrilling whilo it lasted. 72 Lansing The junior class accompanied by Sister M. Juliana examined the Sonato chamber during a tour of the Capitol at Lansing. rcompaniod by the Reverend Francis Dolot and Sisters M. Ruiina and orian. loit, twelve caroirco senior lads id twice as many lassos anticipate oir first-hand view of tho city whose omorios ovory American dooply chor- im — Washington. D.C. Fiftoon and more fair Iassios wave in fond farewell before departure, left to right. Christine Mulareki. Betty Pluto. Theodora Rusenko. Elaine Winowiecki. Jean Sierpien. Beverly Dufort. Sharon Aleccia. Caroline Bielski, Madeleine Richards, Patricia Jaraczewski, and Betty Lisiak. Hamtranick—Our City Student secretary to tho Mayor. Barbara Rataj, left, checks photos and copy with student Mayor, Sylvia Engel, prior to the releaso to the pross. Studont Mayor Sylvia Engol discusses the businoss of the day on tho intercom with her secretary. Barbara Rataj. Moanwhile, mombera of tho Junior Council, loft to right. Don Warda. Shirley Pokladek. Joan Wegrxynowski. Nancy Biess. and fohn Cech approve of tho rest of the program with City Assessor Betty Pluto and City Clork Deanna Belback. a verbal demonstration of the demands and dangors of duties of CD workers in tho ovont of an atomic bomb attac Shirloy Pokladek gets a few pointers about the agenda for the evening Council Mooting from the President of the M -------------ma a ■ - Leonard Palys studios the blueprints and plans of City Engineer Ignatius Kopkowski as the duo survey tho possibilities of future Hamtramck city officials and studonts who graced tho table at luncheon at the Calvert Coloring Hall are: Shirloy Pokladek and President Julia Rooks of tho Common Council; City Treasurer Walter Biolski and daughter. Carol; Deanna Belback and City Clerk Walter Gajewski. Mayor Albert J. Zak prosents the key to tho city of Hamtramck to Student Mayor Sylvia Engel as officials and students look on. Seated clockwiso are Mr. Stephen Wrobol. Joan Wogrzynowski. Mr. Henry Kozak, Nancy Biess. Deanna Belback. Mr. Walter Gajewski. Donald Warda. John Cech. Mrs. Julia Rooks. Shirley Pokladek; standing. Mr. Walter Biolski. Caroline Bielski. Mr. John Wojtylo. and Mr. Frank Matulowicz. Climbing Higher Winning homemaker of tomorrow. lane Tylawski receives tho awards for her entry — a gold pin and a cook book — from tho Reverend Eugene Kijek. As winner of the Betty Crockor Contest. Jane was entered for competition to name Michigan's candidate for the coveted All-American title. Junior Wolverine State Representatives LORRAINE DOMZALSKI GERALD SHIRILLA Top people are needed, top people are found — so loam Carl Kotowicz and Len Lubanski of the Rotary Club which through civic enterprise discovers and encourages youth to uphold the ideal of personal, business, and community service. Safoty of both pedestrian and drivor was tho basis of library research for Wallace Biollcki, who roprosonted SLH at tho oocond Annual Michigan Teen-age Driver Safety Conference at Michigan State College, East Lansing. in all our days no wiser person than we . . sing in mel, symphonious refrain our '55 senior standouts, Donald Warda. Joan Wegrzynowski, Sylvia Engel, Nancy Biess, Lucille Tomaszewski, Deanna Belback and Shirley Pokladek. They pulled out all the stops in maintaining top positions on the honor roll throughout their high school days. With their leadership, big things were afoot. With- out highpressuring, their participation in school activities made student government more effective and co-curricular activities, more wholehearted. Knowing their way around best of all were seniors Donald Warda and Joan Wegrzynowski. Their sobering responsibility at St. Lad's has been recognized by two organizations which promote service and advancement. Each senior received the annual award, a gold watch, presented by the Kiwanis International and the Rotary Club for scholastic achievement and leadership. Rocking chair days even will not dim the beauty and re- membrance of this honorable occasion. Every girl has her moments — one of Lorraine Domzalski's being the selection of her as a repre- sentative to Wolverine Girls' State. Accompanying personable Lorraine will be another all-around junior. Gerald Shirilla, who will attend Wolverine Boys' State. The student trip, with expenses fully paid, is but another of the many offers made by the Kiwanis Club and the Veterans of Foreign Wars, Women's Auxiliary. Salutatorian Valedictorian Joan Wegrzynowski Donald Warda Si. Ladislaus luminaries examine thoir honor point certificates which, indicating thoir potential in scholastic achievement and leadership qualify them for membership in the National Honor Socloty. Displaying the fact that scholarship is a big thing in their school livos are: seatod, Rose Mario Wasung. Deanna Belback. Sylvia Engel; standing. Madeloine Richards, Rolphine Wisniewski. Shirloy Pokladek. Nancy Bioss, and Lucille Tomaszewski. 20 We Spin in a Social Whirl FOOTBALL SEPT- 26 ST TL ItRAMOU VKHM'NV ■ :mu .Mtu amt Cheerleaders A milestono in iho choorleading is tho boast of varsity Co-captain Nancy Bios and Lorraine Konarzowski, center, who aro tho only senior girls in the history of tho school who havo served four years on tho squad. Tho othors of long- time servico aro seniors Deanna Bolback and Connio Matuszowski, rear; juniors Louise Kotowlcz and Geraldino Davin. Muddy grid fiolds, dusty mounds, and slippery courts — all resound to tho sizzling spirit of tho Greyhound cheer- leaders as they warm up for a gamo. Tho round of them Includes, lelt to right. Harriet Matuszowski. Marlene Tamow, Gerald Dachnowski. Geraldine Davin, Louise Kotowicz. Tony Wojci- kowski. Connie Matuszewski. Doanna Bolback, Casimlr Kuwik, Nancy Biess. Dolores Folkowski, and John Kroger. Topflight tumblors and twirlors of tho Junior Varsity cheerloading squad aro: front row. Harriot Matuszewski. Dolores Bartkowicz, and Dolores Folkowski; center. Casimir Kuwik. Sandra Slaskey, Barbara Slodzinski, Joan Mionaltowski. and John Kreger. X Lmo UN FRONT ROW—Thomas Condon. John Cech, Ted Gish. Robert Rachas, Donald Gleneski. Robert Elgin, Stove Prisby. STANDING—Tom Schroenrock. Marvin Tuzinowski, CotI Kotowicz. Ed Kukorowski. Zygmunt Grzanka. Edwin Borucki. We Bound Along the Sports Trail Reverend Francis J. Dolot Athletic Director Coach—Edward Kukorowski Coach—Bob Samaras The Greyhound grid team, co-captained by John Cech and Zig Grzanka, was a powerhouse in the parochial prep circle. However high were the hopes of reaching the top of championship hill, they were effaced early in the season because of injuries to key players, as well as bad breaks. Though manned by ground gaining mainstays Ziggie Grzanka, All City Tom Condon, Carl Kotowicz, and Marv Tuzinowski, the team was able to average only one TD a game. See-sawing from a 3 straight loss to a 3 straight win. it bounced back to a 2 game loss, ending a final 3-4 record. Fullback Flash Grzanka gained 519 yards rushing and 110 passing for a remarkable 629-yard total. In the opening game at Keyworth Stadium, the high-spirited Greyhound club bowed to St. Joseph's, '54 East Side title winner, 25-6. A strong St. Anthony's Teuton eleven overpowered the Scarlet and Gray ground-plugging gridders, 27-6. Before a homecoming crowd of 3000, Kukorowski's boys battled on even terms before succumbing to the St. Ambrose Cavaliers, 12-6. Tom Condon's lone TD was insufficient to bring the home team to triumph. With spirits lifted high, the Greyhounds slid to victory, 6-0, on a rain- soaked field. Recovering a fumble, Hamtramck All City Carl Kotowicz ran 57 to pay dirt, tallying the only TD in the quagmire win. St. Lad's ran rampant in the Bronco brigade. Stampeding their St. Stan- islaus arch-rival, 46-0, the Greyhounds captured the Jaworski trophy. Ziggie sparked the game, running 72 yards, gaining 24 yards on pass plays, and scoring two touchdowns. Co-captain Ziggie Grzanka's 54-yard run, and Eddie Borucki's TD in the final minutes of play, SLH upset the Servite Panthers at Mack Park, 19-13. Our Lads gave way to a strong De La Salle contingent in the Dad's Day game. Score, 38-6. In the final non-league game of the season, the Caniff eleven was held scoreless by its crosstown rivals of Hamtramck High. Score, 36-0. SITTING—Albert Logumina. Dennis Janaa. John Zacharias, Frank Plizga. Walter Kwiatkowski, Henry Hartfeldor. Robort Cech. Robert Zrepsky, Richard Matkowski, Kennoth Krawczyk. STANDING—Thomas Churtlla, student manager, Robert Samaras, Coach. Bill Godleski. Charles Shereda. Bob Otrompke, Frank Rodziewicz. Stanley Szymanski, Bernard Glappa. Ray Zalowski, Ed Kukorowski. Coach, Rev. Francis Dolot. Athletic Director. STANDING—second row: Tod Gish. Donald Gloneskl. Thomas Schoenrock. Marvin Tuzinowski, Robert Rachas, Stove Prisby, Edwin Borucki, Zygmunt Grzanka. co-captain, Carl Kotowicz. John Cech. co-captain, Robort Elgin. GREYHOUND GRID FORCE FADES TOM CONDON Right End Grid Score Card WE OPPONENT THEY 6 St. Joseph ............... 25 7 St. Anthony .............. 27 6 St. Ambrose................ 12 6 St. Catherine ............. 0 46 St. Stanislaus.............. 0 19 Servite.................... 13 6 De La Salle ............... 38 0 Hamtramck.................. 36 Non-league game Dads’ Day W The Greyhounds lotod gridders' fathers at the Dad's Day game against Do La Sallo at Koyworth Stadium. Front row: John Kotowicx, Edward Boruckl. Stanley Kwiatkowski, Sr., Earl Gish. John Plizga, John Godlewski. Joseph Shereda, Back row: John Cech. Sr., Thomas Condon. Sr., Bernard Schoenrock. Zygmunt Grzanka. Sr., Stanley Rachas. George Zalowski, and Steve Prisby. Sr. ROBERT ELGIN CARL KOTOWICZ ZYGMUNT GRZANKA Co Captain Loft Tackle Quarterback Fullback Griddors’ faces register mixed emotions as local businessman. Mr. Edmund Tyszka, center, prosonts the trophy to the opponents at the Dad's Day game lor the last time. Boginning with the 19S5 football campaign. Do La Sallo will onter tho Contrai Division. Representing SLH at the occasion are co-captains Zig Grzanka and John Cech. A host of Greyhound tacklers, with Zig Grzanka (45). Ted Gish (59) and Bob Elgin (56). rush in pursuit of Sara Di Morcurio. Do La Sallo quarter- back as ho attompts to sproad-oaglo the field with a minimum of interference. Bono-crushing Greyhound back Zig Grzanka (45) bull- dozes through two enemy linesmen to gain considerable vardaao. Fast-driving Edwin Bor (35) dashes for a long c as FB Marv Tuzinowski i RG Ted Gish block out a Ambrose linebacker. - Tho meoting of mentors' minds means for powor-packed All- City quartorback Carl Koto- wicx (16). tho pinpointing of tho plan of attack by Line Coach Robort Samaras, left, and Hoad Coach Edward Kukorowski. With Greyhound team matos and fans. William Godloski (54). Bernard Glap- pa and Richard Coch. '54, eagerly await the kickoff. iMt Zig Grzanka, extreme left, as an invaluable jet in the of- fensive unit evades tho on- rush of swooping Do La Sallo Pilots as he bowls his way for a sizeable gain. Tho Quoon and Her Majost | comely court take bows q flowers on tho stage of Knights of Columbus H Julio Boras, who ruled o St. Lad's '54 festivities, mal | the presentation. This year a freshman at tho Univorc of Detroit, Julio again me her bid as a candidate tho Queen title. Before the skirmish with St. Ambrose, Escort Dan Sidorowicz gives Groyhound co-captains John Coch and Ziggie Grzanka a knowing look of victory as Quoon Barbara removes tho jinx with a royal touch. Arrayed in taffeta and tulle, charming Queen Barbara greots and fetes SLH frionds. among thorn city notablos, at Keyworth Stadium. In the homecoming atmosphoro, Hamtramck Mayor Albort J. Zak places tho royal diadem on Her Majesty's brow. Tho crowning coremonies took placo at halftime in the clash between tho long-time rivals, St. Lad's vs. St. Ambroso. Homecoming Scoptor, crown, and a royal smile mark tho queen of them all. Barbara Rataj, center. She won tho throne by popular voto of tho studont body, besting eight competitors. Atop tho Cadillac convertible chauffered by Escort Daniel Sidorowicz in tho homocoming parade. Queen Barbara is flanked by tho twin ladios-in-waiting. Joan and Lorraine Konarzowskl. Tho other two charming finalists aro Joan Janosky. loft, and Sylvia Engel. MARV TUZINOWSKI Fullback JOHN CECH. Co-Captain Right Halfback STANLEY SZYMANSKI Loft Half Flootfooted ond Tom Condon (61) romps through St. Joseph's defense for another short but decisive gain. In gala array. Varsity Cheerleaders decorate room 14 for Color Day. Ready- ing tho scarlet and gray decor are: Lorraine Konarxowski. Nancy Bioss. Deanna Belback. Connie Matuszowski. and Joan Konarxowski. TED GISH Loft Guord BERNARD GLAPPA Right Tackle Halfback Tom Schroenrock (14) attempts to throw a key block while star fullback Zlg Grzanka gallops through St. An- thony's powerful defense for a long gain. ROBERT OTROMPKE Left Tackle RAY ZALEWSKI Left Tackle The Greyhound quintet, led by Hamtramck All-City Tom Condon, though missing a .500 season by two setbacks, came up with some brilliant playing in its 4-8 record in Catholic league competition. Cage captain Condon tallied 80 field goals and 40 foul shots for a total of 209 points. The four-year Varsity player made his best showing in the 64-47 surprise upset over the perenially powerful St. Anthony Teutons. Following close at his captain's heels in the scoring race was Leonard Grabowski, a first-year Varsity player. As a junior, Len paced the J.V.'s to an East Side championship. His average playing in the early part of the season suddenly caught fire in the last battles of his career. In the annual Varsity- Alumni game, with the breakaway play, which is one of Len's most potent weapons of bombarding the foes, he peppered the meshes with seven tallies. These points, coupled with 7 charity tosses, jumped his total to 21 points. A valuable player of three years' experience, rangy Bob Rachas has held the center slot. With his hook shot specialty. Bob has had moments of glory, leading the SLH cagers in the St. Stanislaus and Hamtramck encounters. Stellar forward Bob Elgin, a late entrant because of injuries suffered in the first semester, came through with some startling plays in the St. Stanislaus game. Bernard Glappa, a capable guard, was also an asset to the Greyhound squad throughout the season. With his terrific set shots, he set up numerous tallies for the forwards. His best effort was an eleven-point total in the 64-47 victory over the St. Anthony Teutons. The Greyhound aggregation, as well as the fans, will never forget his determination, fight, and drive which sparked the team whenever hopes were dimmed. Speody senior guard, Bomard Glappa (19), as the nemesis of the opposing fives, cuts the cords with a jump shot for two points. Bob Elgin (14) provides the necessary block while Tom Condon and Lon Grabowski (12) from behind anticipate a rebound. CONDON. Captcdn Forward DANIEL SIDOROWICZ Guard LEONARD GRABOWSKI Guard VARSITY HOOPSTERS STAVE OFF FOES Sitting—First row: Leonard Grabowski, Marvin Schultz, Robert Lukasiewicz, Daniel Sidorowicx, Edwin Borucki, Standing—Rev. F. Dolot. Athletic Diroctor. Bernard Glappa. Robert Rachas, William Godleski, Robert Elgin, Coach Robort Samaras. BERNARD GLAPPA Guard Varsity (Jtuint Score We Opponent The 31 Hamtramck ... 5 24 St. Anthony ... 2.r 27 St. Joseph 35 De La Salle ... 44 St. Catherine . • 42 Servite ; 50 St. Stanislaus 65 64 St. Anthony ... ;v 39 St. Joseph •58 38 De La Salle S' 45 St. Catherine . 27 51 Servite 53 66 St. Stanislaus Si 57 Alumni 66 33 Orch. Lake St. Mary....57 35 Hamtramck ... 71 Non-league games WILUAM GODLESKI Forward ROBERT ELGIN Forward Bob Elgin's (14) one-hand shot dismays tho dofonso of the wary De La Salle team whilo pivot man Saint Catherine's Stevo Didur could not copo witl cagey Captain Condon’s speed and alortnoss as th top Greyhound scorer outmaneuvers tho smallo Warrior squad. Condon (18) entrenchos himself boneath the basket. Tho Pilots met Un Grabowski (12) excellent block throws two De La tho Lads in the initial encounter 50,10 courtm®n « •• enabling Captain Tom at tho Greyhounds new gym. Condon (18) display his wares for two points. JAYVEE COURTMEN DRIVE IN HIGH GEAR Seated—Rogor Glotok. David Steplitus. James Dzialak. Gerald Lubanski, Raymond Kozuch. Loonard Dziuk. Robert Gilowski. Richard Mroczek. Standing Rov. Francis Dolot. Robert Cech. Robert Zrepsky. Arthur Kudla, Philip Chralowicz, Joseph Ochab. Donald Gleneski. Bob Samaras, Coach. Jayvee Cage Parade We Opponent The} 30 Hamtramck ...........57 41 St. Anthony .........23 32 St. Joseph ..........30 27 De La Salle..........78 38 St. Catherine .......21 35 Servite..............31 41 St. Stanislaus ......53 25 St. Anthony .........46 36 St. Joseph ..........28 36 De La Salle..........91 51 St. Catherine ....... 7 38 Servite..............33 60 St. Stanislaus.......58 44 St. Mary Orch. Lake....59 42 Hamtramck ............72 Non-league Games Though sporting an 8-win and 4-loss record, the St. Lad's cage reserves did not qualify for the Jayvee league title. Unable to fully control the backboard, the little quintet gave way in the final fray to the more experienced De La Salle Pilots who swooped away the crown. The Jayvee hoopsters' .666 average, however, can- not be overlooked in the prediction of the Greyhound cage future. The present squad makes promising Vars- ity material, according to cage mentor Bob Samaras. Topping the Scarlet and Gray Jayvee scoring ledger were Captain Ray Kozuch, Bob Lukasiewicz, and Leonard Dziuk. GREYHOUND PITCHING, HITTING, AND FIELDING GAINS SECOND CROWN The Greyhounds had the right combination for a championship team . . . superlative pitching, exceptional fielding, and a robust attack. We had spirit . . . baseball savvy . . . teamwork . . was Coach Bob Samaras' praise- worthy comment about his boys at Briggs Stadium after the final baseball game. St. Ladislaus Hi downed Royal Oak Shrine, 7-1, to capture the Catholic League's first Division Championship for the second straight year. The Grey- hounds' unbeaten record of eleven league and non-league games, combined with the five-run uprising in the fifth inning of the title game, came as a tonic to Father Majewski, their most ardent booster, who because of illness was unable to attend the games. This is Mr. Samaras' first year with the Greyhounds. With Leonard Butch Lubanski and southpaw Leonard Grabowski — two of the most outstanding high school hurlers in the state — the SLH pitching staff held its own with the sluggers. Lubanski sports a 6-0 record with 50 strikeouts and has allowed only three runs. Left-hander Grabowski has a 2-0 record with 25 strikeouts and has only given up one in two games. The team's batting mark was led by Len Grabowski's .702 average. Edwin Borucki and Robert Rachas shared the batting honors of a .400 average with pitchers Lubanski and Grabowski, catcher Obrycki, and shortstop Kotowicz. The loss through graduation of the latter four seniors will be felt by the Greyhound fans. They may follow in the footsteps of their coach. It is almost a certainty, however, that several of the players will be made offers to play professional ball with major or minor leagues, or to enter college. The veterans were intense competitors, having participated in the various baseball squads, organized by athletic director Father Francis Dolot. They won the Catholic League title last season, the American Legion state champion- ship under the name of Ternstedt, and the State Recreation and Pony League titles. They will remain idols of long-standing to the St. Ladislaus small fry playing in the Hamtramck Pee-Wee League, the Little League and in the Battalion Eight in the Fireman League. Baseball Champions Are They All: First row: Bob Lukasiewicz, Donald Nowak, Leonard Grabowski. 92 Leonard Lubanski. Donald Obrycki. Edwin Borucki. Carl Kotowicz. Jcrcmo Socha. Second row: Athletic Director Rev. Francis I. Dolot. Assistant Coach John Radwanski, Leonard Dziuk. Robert Rachas. Thomas Churilla. David Steplitus. Rogor Pole. Marvin Schultz, Ray Wlodkowski. Jerome Lubanski, and Coach Bob Samaras. BATTING AVERAGES Leonard Grabowski (11 ) Marvin Schultz (3b) Edwin Borucki (cf) Leonard Lid anski (p) Carl Kotowicz (ss) Donald Obrycki (c) Robert Rachas (If) Roger Pelc (2b) Gerald Socba (rf) .643 .516 .441 .423 .400 .355 .345 .153 .150 Proving that pitching is only ono ol its strong points. St Ladislau8 had seven regulars that powered the horsohidu lor a .300 or better average. Kneoling are seniors Len Grabowski, Carl Kotowicz, Len Lubanskl and Don Obrycki. Sophomoro Marv Schultz and Junior duo. Ed Borucki and Bob Rachas. complete tho group. Team's Batting Average .300 100 hits out of 255 times at hat 93 Fuluro big-leaguers Carl Kolowicz. Donald Obrycki. and Loonard Lubanskl beam a smilo of confidence as they gear themselves for thoir final high-school encounter. Hands across the plate! Father Francis Dolot Displaying his fine fielding form. lunior Ed Bon shakes hands with Father Robert Kilcoyne as shows his lathor that he is ready for the big ga Father Thomas Masterson looks on previous to the championship game at Briggs Stadium. Diamond Slate OPPONENT Hamtramck THEY 5 WE 11 Hamtramck 2 22 De La Salle 0 2 St. Ambrose ... 0 9 St Joseph 1 21 St. Anthony ... 0 9 St. Stanislaus. 0 21 St. Catherine 1 9 St. Anthony ... 0 3 De La Salle ... 2 9 Shrine 1 7 Master moundsmon of St. Ladislaus moot tho initiation of the baseball season. Mayor Albort Zak wolcomes Detroit Tiger Pitcher Stevo Gromek 38. at the Groyhounds oponor with their crosstown rivals of Hamtramck High. Mayor Zak having thrown the first pitch, firoballlng Lon Lubanskl — and one of tho state's best — seriously takos over. 94 CARL KOTOWICZ Shortstop Diamond Men Recapture Title Veteran speed-ball artist, Lon Lubanski sets him- sell ior the next pitch before firing a fast ball to strike out a Shrine batsman. Hitting star of the contest with four singlos and three runs batted In. Carl Kotowic scores from second on Marv Schultz's single. JbUBAMMU MV.UTUWIV Si' Ut m .a St. Hodwig. W Third Division tochial League title yes- terday, while shortstop Carl Kotowicz made four succes- sive singles, drove in three runs and scored one as SL Ladislaus beat Shrine, 7-1, for the First Division cham- ionship. — News Photos. (Story on Page 68) All eyos follow the play at first baso at Lon Grabowski crosses the plate. 'arl Kotowicz n V v Greyhounds Eye St, Anthony, 5th Win LEONARD GRABOWSKI First Base O ne Is Dedicated to Hospitalized Priest BY DON WARDA When the East Side Catholic League champions, Ladislaus, battle for the First Division crown Tues- ly at Briggs Stadium, they’ll have only one thing in ind—winning the big one for their pastor, Rev. A. A. ajewski, who is ill at the Holy Cross Hospital. The boys will be trying twice as hard for this one, Cheating the game to Father Majewski, who was Iken seriously ill two and a half weeks ago. The cham- lonship tilt will take place at 1 p.m. at Briggs with ]e Greyhounds facing either St. Patrick or Shrine t the coveted title. With tho spood of a gazelle. Don Obrycki circlos tho basepaths in a pro • game warm-up. Don ro- poated tho action by scoring tho final run in tho fivo-run fifth inning. V . «•' DON OBRYCKI Catcher Unbeaten n Season t players on St. Ladislaus baseball team barely o celebrate winning the League First Division hip yesterday. They isy getting ready to sandlot action this fiv Shrine that e unds repeated as by whipping ls at Briggs n a five-run fifth inning between i and Grant .400 Tea The Greyhou? team batting a .400 during the c went to work on smashed across the aid of a two-ru Don Obrycki end single, good for two Don Kotowicz was thj hitter with four-for-fou Mike Flajole’s triplo sixth spoiled Lubanski s s St. Cyril won the sion crown, defeating St. HeA in the finals at Northwests Field. 3-0. as Bill Homan hurlA a two-hitter, struck out six an walked one. leventh ■■St. rough earn- ers Take the Telephone Company, for example. Anyone who works for Michigan Bell will tell you it’s every- thing a girl could want in a job. First, you don’t need any experience. You learn your job on the job, and cam a good salary while learning. Raises are regular and frequent. Your in- come is steady—you can always count on it—and you get annual vacations with pay. 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Elliott TW. 1-5477 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1955 Resources over $52,000,000.00 BANK OF COMMERCE Jos Campau at Caniff 113 MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORAT'ON The Best of Luck SAM and WALTERS SAM OlEJNICZAK, President THADDEUS OLEJNICZAK. Sec'y 3407 Caniff TW. 1-1200 NEED A VACUUM CLEANER OR PARTS STELL'S GIFT SHOP CAROS—CERAMICS Call STANLEY KURCAB CHILDREN'S WEAR TW 2-9334 19394 Horned 4826 East Seven Mile Road Molotky Super Service Stella Guzik, Prop. PHONE: TO 6-9308 TINY'S MARKET Jos. Compou and Cosmere Hamtramck GROCERIES 10046 Dequindrc TO 5-0369 TARNAS CLEANERS and TAILORS 3011 CANIFF TW. 2-4132 Compliments of Walter Krolikowski 9817 JOS. CAMPAU ENROLL NOW! Compliments of Jobs owaiting graduote Comptometer Operators at excellent pay. After a short course, 10-12 weeks, you, too, con qualify. New day ond eve- ning classes forming each week. Individual in- Cal Connell Cadillac structions. Free lifetime placement service to graduates ! Company The Comptometer School 12330 Jos Campau 333 Stole St., Room 214, Detroit WO. 3-5050 321 Hubbard Bldg., Pontioc FE. 2-1671 TW 3-5100 114 Phone: VA. 2-2036 EDWARD V. MONAHAN, INC. 395 Eastlawn Avenue DETROIT 15 MICHIGAN CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1955 A FRIEND TR. 1-6144 Sweetland Candies HOME OF HOME-MADE MILK CHOCOLATES 10209 Jos. Campou Avenue Compliments . . . TED S GROCERY 5069 East Nine Mile Road Ted and Mary Sierpien, Proprietors B B JEWELRY COMPANY 9007 Jos. Campou TR 4-3295 LOVE IT PASTRY SHOP We specialize in Wedding and Birthday Cakes Rye and Pumpornickel Breads Our Specialty Watches—Diamonds—Jewelry Lobby, Campau-Holbrook Bldg. ALL WORK GUARANTEED-24.hr. SERVICE 2903 Holbrook TR 3-2550 Hamtramck 12, Mich. Gugala Camera Shop Comoros—Projectors—Films—Movies Hamtramck 12, Michigan 11417 Jos. Campou TO 8-8338 115 J. J. ELECTRIC CO. YORK for Cooling LENNOX for Heot ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING SAFETY HEATING SUPPLY CO. Residential—Commercial Industrial Wiring Gas, Oil and Coal Furnaces Roofing, Siding Sheet Metal 11628 Conont 19682 Buffalo Detroit 34 Representative TED DABROWSKI TW 1-4343 Detroit 12, Mich. CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH Compliments of SNETHKAMP AUTO SALES, INC. DETROIT'S OLDEST CHRYSLER DEALER 7731 Gratiot Avenue Detroit 13, Michigan WAInu 1-5250 Corry-out Service Nino's Restaurant and Pizzeria OAZA BAKERIES Spaghetti—Ravioli—Pixxa Pic HOT BREAD EVERY HOUR Chicken—Stcoks—Chops 1 1657 Jos. Compou TO. 7-9337 9639 Jos. Compou 11843 Jos. Campau 7 7 Stores For Your Convenience 13422 West McNichols UN. 2-9662 BEST WISHES, CLASS OF 1955 ALTAR SOCIETY Reverend A. A. Mojewski....................................Chaplain Mrs. H. Lewandowski.......................................President Mrs. S. Palta.................................................First Vice-President Mrs. R. Krolikowski..........................................Second Vice-President Mrs. A. Shoenrock............................. Third Vice-President Mrs. A. Filipek...........................................Recording Secretary Mrs. A. Gawronski.........................................Financial Secretary Mrs. C. Chwilka...........................................Treasurer 116 MILLER'S CHROME CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 11340 Jos. Compou 7614 Gratiot CLASS OF 1955 DINETTES TW 3-2744 WA 1-9129 VICTORIA SZALECKI CONGRATULATIONS FROM TED'S STANDARD SERVICE WALTER'S MARKET JOS. CAMPAU and GRAYLING 12513 Jos. Compou TW 2-6700 ■ POLISH BAZAAR FELICITATIONS ! For the Unusual in Gifts, Sec Us ! Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bokwa China, Figurines, Cups Cr Saucers, Frames 9811 Jos. Compou Opp. Fed'l Chain Stores Stephanie's Bridal Shoppe 2617 Caniff Thom Office Supply Company Bridal Gowns Bridesmaid Dresses Typcwriters-Add'g Machines Sold, Rented, Repaired Specializing in Communion and Graduation 11415 Jos. Compou — TO 8-4838 Dresses and Accessories Compliments of KAY'S FOOD SHOP 2847 E. 7-Milc Rd. TW. 2-7592 A FRIEND FRESH BREAD—TWICE DAILY CAKES FOR ALL OCCASIONS Choice Fresh Lunch Mcots 117 SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF 1955 Congratulations to the Class of '55 George Mary's YOUR CITY TREASURER CAFE WALTER BIELSKI FINE FOODS ★ KOSINSKI HARDWARE ELECTRICAL ond PLUMBING SUPPLIES Boydcll, Acme, Moc-o-loc, Sopolin Paints 11819-23 Conont Ave. TW. 1-0999 Special Fish Fries on Friday MY BEST WISHES AND SUCCESS TO THE GRADUATES OF SAINT LADISLAUS HIGH SCHOOL ALBERT J. ZAK, Mayor TR. 5-5321 TR. 5-5351 ELLISON HOME IMPROVEMENT ACME AUTO SERVICE General Repoiring—Collision Service COMPANY Geo. B. Rizzotto ROOFING-SIDING-GUTTERS 9826 Lumpkin Detroit 1 2, Mich. 739 E. 6-Mile Rd. TO 8-3525 VINCENT SZCZESNIEWSKI GROCERIES 118 FIRST IN QUALITY AND SERVICE PULASKI DISTRIBUTOR 8422 JOS. CAMPAU PETER C. JEZEWSKI PHARMACY 10042 Jos. Compou TR 2-5898 3800 E. McNichols Rd. TW 2-2330 Prescriptions Our Specialty Owned and Operated by PIOTROWSKI HENRY R. KOZAK and MITCHELL B. KOZAK and LEMKE General Insurance Best wishes from ... GEN. WLADYSLAW SIKORSKI POLISH LEGION OF AMERICAN VETERANS, Post No. 10 11824 JOS. CAMPAU AVENUE and LADIES' AUXILIARY CHAPTER No 10 Compliments of Compliments From Rosary Society of St. Ladislaus Parish DAVE STOBER CLOTHING 10012 JOS. CAMPAU 119 Margolis Furniture Company 91 BO Jot. CAMPAU 5560 CHEME STREET HAMTRAMCK LUMBER CO. A COMPLETE LINE OF LUMBER AND BUILDERS' SUPPLIES Specialists in Fitting and Orthopedic Footwear PODEZWA'S SHOES 10005 Jos. Campau Ncor Yemans TR 1-0757 Hamtramck 12, Mich. DR. LOUIS J. SWARTZ DENTIST 2965 E. Davison TW 1-3010 Between Mitchell Cr Reynolds Associated with Angelo Lenzi, D.O. Hamtramck, Michigan 2410 Denton Street TR 5-1845 G. and J. Adams, Proprietors ADAMS CORNER CAFE TO 6-9326 2145 Coniff TW. 1-1818 Whitehouse Cleaners and Dyers 11410 Jos. Compau Detroit 12 Michigon TW 2-3838 Detroit 12, Mich. Atlas Bottling Company QUALITY BEVERAGES 12170 Conant Avenue Near Carpenter MAJOR ACCORDION STUDIOS ORCHESTRAS (An Exclusive Accordion School) Licensed Agents — American Federation of Musicians Mr. Walter P. Truszkowski, Director 120 3114 EAST DAVISON TW. 3-3575 Charles Cleaners and Dyers 6034 Charles St. ALTERING OUR SPECIALTY Cleaning Pressing Repairing MODERN MEN'S SHOP ★ SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF 1955 CANIFF BAKERY 2101 Caniff (Fine Baked Goods) TO 8-9543 19807 Van Dyke, ncor Outer Dr. Det. 34, M ch. Dee's Sport Shop and Hardware Complete Line of Sports Wear—Sporting Goods—Team Equipment Dolecki Brothers TW 3-5566 LYLE J. WHALEY Asst. Vice-President Industrial Nat’l Bank 9704 Jos. Campau ★ HAMTRAMCK MICHIGAN Compliments of SHINNER'S MARKET CHENE DECORATING COMPANY Wallpaper—Points—Varnishes—Linoleum Venetian Blinds—Linowall—Asphalt Tile 5139 Chcnc St. near Farnsworth WA 2-5900 Victor Mikulewicz, Prop. 2601 East Seven Mile Road Near Conant Telesz Insurance Agency Insurance and Bookkeeping Service 11520 Conant Avenue TW 1-1414 WOLF'S APPAREL, INC. Features Smart Fashions in SUITS, COATS, DRESSES LINGERIE, SPORTSWEAR JUST SAY CHARGE IT 121 Compliments of FOR THE BEST IN MOVIE ENTERTAINMENT THE MARS THEATRE Martha Washington Sweet Shop Free Parking Facilities Air-Conditioned—Lorge Screen 19009 Conont TW 2-8768 MAN DR INK—Watch Repair Will Pick Up and Deliver—Call Between 5 b 8 MARSON CLEANERS TUxedo 2-7874 3691 Lakepointe 2854 EAST SEVEN MILE—TW 3-2277 MAJOR MOTHER'S CLUB Jessie Joraczewskl President CONGRATULATIONS TO THE Lucille Holmes Hon. Vice-President Jane Klik Secretary SENIOR CLASS OF 1955 Irene Wysocki Financial Secretory Agnes Gatzke Chairman Wolly Trusk Director of Music Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mandziuk MICHAEL D Compliments of Shops for Men SLAZINSKI PHARMACY 7 Mile Road Conant 9 Mile Von Dyke 2201 Caniff Hamtramck 12, Mich. SUCCESS TO THE GRADUATES ! SILVER STAR SNACK CAFE COUNCILMAN LUNCH AND SODA FOUNTAIN 19943 Von Dyke FRANK MATULEWICZ 8:00 o.m. to 7:00 p.m. Closed Sundays HOFF'S MARKET FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES DAILY BEST WISHES FROM LUNCHEON MEATS—GROCERIES TW 2-9786 Cor. 7-Milc Rd. 6 Conont 122 MITCHELL PHOTOGRAPHERS BEST WISHES FOR FUTURE SUCCESS TO THE FACULTY AND CLASS OF 1955 From a Parent and Friend CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1955 CLUB MODERN Ethel Silber Fashion Center Phone TRinity 2-7337 9440 Jos. Compou Hamtramck, Mich. Compliments of SHAPIRO BROS. 9253 Jos. Campau corner Holbrook HAMTRAMCK'S LEADING SHOE STORE TW. 3-8885 Quality ot a Lower Price' Nat Margolis Furn. Cr Appliance Co. Not Margolis, Proprietor MARS DELICATESSEN 19010 Conont Opposite Mors Theatre Fresh Baked Goods—Finest in Lunch Meats Dairy Products and Frozen Foods 1501 E. 7-Mile Rd. Detroit, Mich. WE DELIVER Phone: TW 3-7310 POPP'S PACKING CO. Great Lakes Meat Products 2100 Carpenter Detroit 12 Michigan Louis Falxono and Louis Vixslni, Props. Felix Confectionery Icc Cream—Carry-outs Magosines—School Supplies—Toys 2209 CANIFF TO. 6-9467 VINCENT B. STANCZAK REAL ESTATE and GENERAL INSURANCE 12421 Conont TW 2-7740 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1955 TOMMY COOKE VER HOVEN CHEVROLET 13832 Von Dyke TW 1-1344 123 MARTIN'S CAFE STEAKS—CHICKEN—FISH 19631 Von Dyke Carry-Outs TR. 3-8360 HUB MEN'S SHOP SPORTSWEAR 9401 Jos. Compou Avc. TO 7-2290 TO 7-2298 Doy ond Night Service John Jurkiewicx and Sons Compliments of . . . Chas. W. Johannes, O.D. Optometrist Funeral Home 2396 Coniff Hamtramck 12, Mich. 19343 Von Dyke Avenue TW 1-1752 LESINSKI and PARUK DIVIDEND PAYING INSURANCE 11445 Conant Avenue TWinbrook 1-0340 Phone: TW. 2-3541 Jakubowski's Confectionery VARIETY STORE FALCON PHARMACY 1864! Mound Detroit 34. Michigon TW 1-8884 Thad. A. Komorek, Ph.G. JADE DANCE STUDIO PRESCRIPTIONS TAP and BALLET 536 East State Fair, Detroit 3, Michigan JANICE M. SCHERER Studio: TW 1-5597 Home: TO 9-4934 $ WHITE STAR MARKET 6103 Charles, corner Dwyer Frozen Foods—Fresh Meats Cr Vegetables Detroit Michigan 11816 Dequindre WE DELIVER 124 TW 1-8750 TW 1-8751 TW 1-8752 Everything in the Gift Line Flowers by NADER Floral Deeigns For All Occasions FOR INDIVIDUALITY ... IN STYLING City and Suburban 1520 E. 7-Mile Rd. DELIVERY SERVICE DETROIT TR. 1-3870 AMERICAN PASTRY SHOPPE ORDERS TAKEN FOR WEDDINGS PARTIES AND ALL OCCASIONS 10038 Jos Campau Hamtramck SODALITY OF OUR LADY SAINT LADISLAUS PARISH Irene Romanski Dolores Szalanski Loretta Onisko .... Margie Klimek ..... Dorothy Grinda Reverend E. Kijek Prefect Vice-Prefect Secretary Treasurer Recording Secretary Chaplain CYLLS' FLORAL SHOP Since 1934 Anywhere by Telegraph — Artistry in Flowers Telephone: TO 8-4775 125 2615 CANIFF HAMTRAMCK, MICHIGAN Exclusive Michigan Distributors of TUlin ROLLS BUTTER GSlDgmB ®©at©®nt COAL COKE DEPT. WA 1-8900 STOKER COAL DEPT. WA 1-5554 FUEL OIL DEPT. WA 1-5550 Stoker — Oil Burner Det. WA 1-8920 SPECIALTY PARTIES—PORTRAITS WEDDING ALBUMS REPORT EVENTS “FLASH” JAROCKI Photographer YOUR HOME IS MY STUDIO 2739 TROWBRIDGE HAMTRAMCK 12, MICHIGAN TELEPHONE TRINITY 1 5435 126 A Cr J MARKET Phone TW 2-1040 Frank V. Tucci, Mgr. Groceries and Meats—Wc Deliver AMERICANA STUDIOS Coll TR 3-9650 3076 Roosevelt Ave. OF MUSIC AND DANCE 13031 Conont Avenue Detroit 12, Mich. WA. 1-5370 WHITE EAGLE, Inc. Joseph J. Przywara KOPEK BROS. 2925 Evaline EXCLUSIVE INTERIOR DECORATOR LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING Compliments of Shopping Center Soda Fountain-School Supplies JULIA ROOKS Greeting Cords—Candy—Tobacco RELIGIOUS ARTICLES 2860 East 7 Mile Road at Conont TR. 2-1471 Relax in Comfort MARTHA WASHINGTON THEATRE THE PLACE TO GO TO SEE A GOOD SHOW Martha Manteuffel, Proprietor 127 10315 Jos. Campau Hamtramck 12, Michigan 4 DIAMOND CHAU u ££6I AO SMOId
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