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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1958 volume:

7 1958 Volume. 23 Jlombuimok 12, MicluxfOu Ad, We Meet 12 Ad, We Study 34 Ad, We WoaJz 48 Ad, We Play 74 Qn JliA, 45tU AiwiiteAAGVuf,, We dedicate a the, Hallad f Oust JHcdLf, this humble collection of treasured memories garnered within the walls of this shrine erected to Christ and His Mother for the education and sanctification of youth. Rosary in hand, Father Majewski, like another Alfred, enchants through Our Lady’s intercession, the hearts of his youthful parishioners. His ballad is the 45-year span of his priestly life, each year of which tells of hidden but heroic deeds. His lyre is the rosary which he fingers inconspicuously many times a day as he strolls from the rectory to the church, to school and back. In ballad fashion, his refrain is the never-ending recurrence of new begin- nings — a temporary church, school, rectory, convent, followed by semi-permanent buildings. A few years later, another giant-size construction program includes a new church, the remodeling of the rectory, the convent, and the old church, the latter being converted into a permanent gym. But the master ballad singer in his zeal to give the very best lie could provide Tor his youthful charges, forgot to rest his lyre until the strings could no longer stand the tension, and gave way one by one. His ballad is a simple one — that of every pastor of a growing parish. No glamor surrounds the life of the parish priest. It is the monotonous refrain of a ballad, the sameness occasionally broken by little glints of true poetry, the visible good wrought for souls. We, the graduates of ’58. hope that these pages will prove to you, that through our education at the elementary and high school level, you have been instrumental in making us better Catholics and useful citizens. The thousands of student who have graduated from this, the first parochial high school in Hamtramck, will be eternally grateful to you. Father Majewski, for attracting them through Our Lady to Christ, through your ballad played upon the harp of your rosary. AD MULTOS ANNOS ! Reverend Anthony A. Majewski Pastor five Reverend Andrew Nieckarz the ViAia+i of a jUift gm£ Vihsvani GltAjAiia+i The priest like another Moses leads his people to a land of new vision, that of the Promised Land, that of a life with a new closeness to Christ and to apostolic times through a revival of the early Christian liturgy. He serves as a guide and an interpreter of the significance of the ancient ceremonies in the daily life of modern Christians. The Church, as if anticipating the second coming of Christ, is leading her children to a closer union with Christ by every possible means, even the restoration of the early liturgy. The priest serves as the link between the Church and her children. He holds the vision of eternal life before them to inspire them ever to a closer imitation of Him Who is the Beatific Vision. EMPHASIS ON YOUTH was the theme of the Catholic Youth Week assembly sponsored by Seniors Ronald Gurdak, Richard Mroc ek. Anthony Wieczorek. Walter Gozdor. Richard Marck. Robert Misko, Suzan Toraaszcwski. chairman; Lorraine Skibinski. Jane Pydvnkowski, Christine Kopkowski. Mary Ann Golas cwski, Barbara Slcd inski. and Nadine Campl cll whom Father Andrew Nieckarz congratulates. with a New M atUtuj,... Reverend Casimir Wicrcioch Reverend Robert Kowalski A WARM HANDSHAKE from Robert Cecil and a pat on the back from Joseph Mlod ianowski. co-captains, reassure newly appointed Athletic Director Father Roliert Kowalski of the gridders' approval and support. HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS Francinc Skihinski. Alexandra Rutkowski, Christine Kopkowski, and Constance Rakociv. after taking the oath of office, receive the insignia of their organization, the gold stole, from Father Casimir Wicrcioch as Beverly Ma ur. Christine Jaworski, Barbara Sulkay, Marie Wilk. and Marie Singer, members, approvingly watch during the Education Week Assembly. I ! ' I M Sister M. Jerome. B.S.E.. M.A. Principal Physics the, flo-y of QIuU Uoh- JleA uteA a«A fylame,... ott Ghesiuhi liantia.1 One instant in a still light He saw Our Lady then, Her dress was soft as western skv, And she was a queen most womanly— But she was a queen of men. Out of the mouth of the Mother of God, . . . I call the muster of . . . men . . . To break and be broken, God knows when, But I have seen for whom. And this is the word of Mary, The word of the world's desire: ’No more of comfort shall ye get, Save that the sky grows darker yet And the sea rises higher’. But out of the mouth of the Mother of God I have seen the truth like fire. This—that the sky grows darker yet And the sea rises higher. With velvet finger, velvet foot, The fierce soft mosses then Crept on the large white commonweal . . . With little care for the Thames Valley Or what things there might be— The Mother of God goes over them, On dreadful cherubs borne; And the psalm is roaring about the rune. And the Cross goes over the sun and moon. eight •G. K. Chesterton. The llnllad of (hr While Hone Bks. VII. II. VIII Sister M. Adolphinc. B.S.E., B.A. Mathematics Ethics Sister M. Blanche Stenography, Bible Bookkeeping fycM wi+Uf the, Meud Who- WgMzA ' ya t Ui td Sister M. Blandina, B.A., M.S. Biology. Health. Sociology Student Council Sister M. Clarice, B.A. English Bible C.S.M.C.. Dramatics nine Sister M. David. B.S.E.. B A. Social Science F.thics Sister M. De Chantal. B.A., MA. Mathematics. Sociology Future Teachers. Cheerleaders Sister M. Eileen. B.S.E.. B.A. Typing. Shorthand Science. Ethics Sister M. Germaine, Bj ., M.A. English. Typing. Journalism Church History School Paper. Yearbook Adviser Richard J. Horning. B.S.M.. Nf.Mus. Glee Club, Clioir Operetta Director Sister M. Janecn. B.A. Latin, Ethics Cheerleaders. Attendance ten Sister Mary Ann. B.S.E., M.A. Social Science. Church History Honor Society. Future Librarians Sister M. Rosaria. B.A. Science Bible Future Nurses Sister M. Rose, B.S.E., M.A. English. Church History Publicity Sister M. Thomas a Kempis, B.S.E. Clothing. English. Bible Dramatics. Yearbook Adviser Sister M. Venard, B.A. Latin, English Ethics eleven thirteen ROBERT CECH St. Augustine 13636 Dean TW 2 0370 President 2-3-4, C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4, Student Council 2-3-1, Torch 4, Honor Roll 3-1. Glee Club 2, Sweethearts 2, Junior Rotarian 4, JA 1, Football 1-2-3, Co-Captain 1. All-City 4, Basketball 1-2, L-Club 1-2-3, President 4, In- tramural Basketball 3-4. CAROL KOLODZIEJ Queen of Apostles 1610 E. Outer Drive TW 2-5095 Secretary 4, C.S.M.C. I-2-3-4, Student Coun- cil 4, Scroll 3, Page 1 Editor 4, Torch Co- Editor 4, Quill and Scroll Treasurer 4, Hon- or Society 3-4, Honor Roll 1 -2-3-4, Glee Club 4, Future Nurses 1-3, Future Teachers 4, Masquerade in Vienna 4, JA 3-4, Sodality 1, Intramural Basketball 3. l the, 2.uee t The Northmen came about our land A Christless chivalry: . . . The world turned empty where they trod. They took the kindly cross of God And cut it up for wood. And all we dwell today . . . Like a strange people left on earth After a judgment day. . . . And whoso hearkened right Could only hear the plunging Of the nations in the night. Up the inhuman steeps of space As on a staircase go in grace, Carrying the firelight on your face Beyond the loneliest star. “When God put man in a garden He girt him with a sword, And sent him forth a free knight That might betray his lord. •I, III fourteen JANE PYDYNKOWSKI Queen of Apostles 3981 Eldridge TW 2-2138 Vice-President 4, C.S.M.C. 1 -2-3-4, Student Council 4, Scroll 4, Torch 4, Honor Roll 3-4, Perfect Attendance 3. Glee Club 2. Sweet- hearts 2, Little Dog Laughed 4, JA 3, Intra- mural Basketball 3. EUGENE SZAFRAN St. Ladislaus 2660 Holmes TO 5-5992 Treasurer 4, C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4, Student Coun- cil 3-4, Torch 2-4, Honor Society 4, Honor Roll 1-2, Glee Club 3-4, Male Choir 2-3-4, Acolyte 1-2-3-4, Naughty Marietta 3, Masque- rade in Vienna 4, Little Dog Laughed 4. CHRISTINE ARGAS1NSK1 Corpus Chriili 13985 McDougall TW 1-3649 C.S.M.C. 1-2-S-4. EUGENE BARBISH MARLENE ADAMSKI Resurrection 5915 Marcu WA 3-8675 C.S.M.C. 12 3-4. torch 4. JA 3. Cheerleader 2-3-4. Sodality 1-2. Cheering Block Organbcr -I. In- tramural Basketball 3. Si. Ladiilau� 2349 Holme� TO 7-3469 C.S.M.C. 1 -2-3-4. Student Council 3-4. Torch 4. Football 4. llac- kctball 2-3-4. Baicball 2-4. HELEN BIDOCK St. Ladiilaut 3153 Belmont TR 5-0885 C.S.M.C. 1 -2-3-4. GREGORY BULCARF.LL1 St. Angela 18455 Marquette PR 6-4728 C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4. Football 1-2- 3-4, I.-Club 3. Sgt. at Amu 4. intramural Baiketball 3-4. BARBARA BUSH Queen of Hcaicn 20130 Packard TW 3-1643 C.S.M.C. I-2-3-4. Torch 4. In- tramural Baiketball 3. SHIRLEY BUTCHKO Reiurrcction 6501 DcBucl WA 1-5996 C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4. Scroll 4. Torch 4. Perfect Attendance 1-2. Glee Club 4. Future Nunn 3-4. Mas- querade In Vienna 4. Little Dog Laughed 4. JA 3. Sodality 1-2. NADINE CAMPBELL St. Auguuinc 5563 Talbot TW 1-4654 C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4. Torch 4. Per- fect Attendance 1-2. MARJORIE CHALUPNICZAK Tranrligu ration 12834 Cable TW 2-5446 Secretary I. C.S.M.C. i-2-3-4. Torch 4. Perfect Attendance 1-2- 4. JA 2-3-4. Sociality I. FRANK DRAZKOWSKI SC. Ladislaus 2396 Casmcre TO 6 0538 C.S.M.C. 12 5 4. Torch Adver- tising Manager 4. Baseball 1-2- 3-4. L Club 3-4, Intramural Bas- ketball Captain 3-4. JOAN DOBMF.IF.R St. Thomas 8061 Premier WA 4 3185 C.S.M.C. I-2-3-4. Scroll 4. Torch 4. Honor Roll 4. Glee Chib 3-4. Naughty Marietta 3. Masquerade in Vienna 4. JA Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4. CERAI.I� DZIERBICK1 Queen of Apostles MW Sohicski TW 1-8541 C.S.M.C. I-2-3-4. Intramural Bas- ketball 3. LEONARD DZIUK St. Bartholomew 19242 Binder I W 2-0251 President I. Treasurer 2, G5.M.C. I-2-3-4. Student Council 1-2-3 President 4. Basketball 2-3 Cap- tain 4. All-City 4. Baseball 1-2- 3-4. L-Club I-2-3-4. Wolverine Bo)s‘ State 3. SHIRLEY FORD Resurrection 5957 Domine WA 4-8679 C.S.M.C. I-2-3-4. Torch 4. JA 3-4. Sodality 1-2. GERALD GDULA St. Ixiuis the King 18882 Dwyer TW 1-5515 C-S.M.C. I-2-3-4, Scroll 4. JA 2-3-4. JOANNE GDL'LA St. Louis the King 18882 Dwyer TW 1-5515 C.S.M.C. 1 2-3-4. Scroll 4. Torch 4. Perfect Attendance 4. Future Librarians 3. JA Treasurer 3,4. MICHAEL GERASIN' St. Ladislaus 2230 Yemans TR 2-8157 C.S.M.C. I-2-3-4. JA 3. Intra- mural Basketball 3-4. sixteen MARY ANN GOLASZEWSKI Queen of Apostles 3412 Canlfl TR 41765 C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4, Scroll 4. Torch 4, Perfect Attendance 3-4. Glee Club 3 4. Future Nurse 3-4, Naughty Marietta 3, Masquerade in Vienna 4. l.ittle I)og Laughed 4. JA Secretary 3. ELIZABETH GORSKl Transfiguration 13500 Sparling TW I-6306 C.S.M.C. 1-2-3 4. Glee Club 2-3 Secretary 4, Sweetheart� 2. Naugh- ty Marietta 3. Masquerade in Vi- enna 4. JA 3. WALTER GOZDOR St. Ladislaus 2148 Trowbridge TR 2-2778 C.S.M.C. I-2-3-4. Student Council 4. Acolyte I-2-3-4, JA 3. Vice- President 4. Basketball 4. Intra- mural Basketball 3. RONALD GURDAK Queen of Apostles 24540 Hill SL 8-6854 C.S.M.C. Treasurer I. 2-3-4. Stu- dent Council 3-4. Scroll 3. JA President 4. Basketball 4. Intra- mural Basketball 3. JOHN KARP St. Ladislaus 2233 CaniB TO 6-1820 Treasurer 3. C.S.M.C. I-2-S-4. Student Council 3. Torch 4, Acolyte 1-2, Football 4. Basket- ball 2-3 Co-Captain 4. Baseball I -2-3-4. L-Club 2-3-4. THOMAS GRZECH St. Bartholomew 19622 Klinger TW 2-5365 C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4. Student Coun- cil 2-3-4. Glee Club 2-3. President 4. Sweethearts 2. Naughty Mar- ietta 3. Masquerade In Vienna 4. JA Vice-President 3-4. RONALD GRZYWACZ Resurrection 5918 Marcus WA 5-5118 C.S.M.C. I-2-3-4. Intramural Bas- ketball 3-4. FRANK KAZM1ERCZAK St. Robert Bcllanninc 11400 Sioux C.S.M.C. I-2-3-4. RICHARD KEDZIOR Help of Christians 12625 Gallagher FO 6-2115 C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4. Scroll 4. JA 4. Football 2-3-4. L-Club 2-3-4. In- tramural Basketball 3-4. seventeen KICIIARL) KOLAS1NSKI Quern of Apostles 5362 E valine 1R 2-3224 C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4, Student Coun- cil 3-4, JA Vie -President 4. In- tramural Basketball 3-4. KENNETH KOLASSA Ascension 7551 Prospect SL 7-5287 C.S.M.C. 4, Torch 4. Intramural Basketball 4. DIANE KONF.CZNY Resurrection 4029 Dodge WA 3-1749 Secretary 2. C-S.M.C- I-2-3-4. Student Council 2. CHRISTINE KOPKOWSKI Queen of Apostle� 11745 Gallagher TW 1-7744 Secreury 3. C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4. Stu- dent Council 2-3-4. Scroll 3-4. Torch 4. Quill and Scroll 4. Honor Society Secretary -1. Honor Roll 1-2-3-4. Glee Club 4. Mas- querade in Vienna 4, Little Dog Laughed 4, Cheerleader 2-3-4. Cheering Block Organizer ■ , Intramural Basketball 3. PATRICIA KOVECK St. Ladislaus 21544 Lc Fever SL 4-2798 Vice-President I. C.S.M.C. 1-2- 3-4, Student Council 1-3-4. Scroll Editor-in-Chlrl 3-4. Quill and Scroll President 4, Porch 4, Per- lect Attendance 2-3. Glee Club 3, Future Nurses 1-3-4. Cheer- leader 3-4. Cheering Block Or- ganizer 4, Intramural Basketball 3. RICHARD KOWAL Help of Christians 12250 Klinger TW 1-3558 C.SM.C. I-2-3-4, Torch 4. Honor Roll 4, Perfect Attendance 4, JA 4. Baseball 2. Intramural Bas- ketball 3 4. MITCHELL KRZEMINSKI St. Ladislaus 2382 Pulaski TU 3-0350 C.S.M.C. I-2-3-4. Student Coun- cil 4, Torch 4, Acolyte 2-3. JA 3-4. FRANK KULAWIAK Transfiguration 13767 Cable TW 2-7681 C.S.M.C. I-2-3-4. JA 3, Treasurer 4. Basl.eio.Ji M. DOROTHY KURANTY Si. 1-adislaus 2202 Esalinc TR 5-9835 C.S.M.C. I-2-3-4, Future Nurses 4. Naughty Marietta 3. JA 4. GERALDINE KL'RCAB St. Bartholomew 19594 turned TW 2-9554 C.S.M.C. I-2-5-4, Scroll 3. Torch 4, Honor Society 4. Honor Roll 2-3-4, Glee Club 4, Matquerade in Vienna 4. Little Don Laughed 4. JA 3-4. WALTER KWIATKOWSKI R «urcee (ion 5975 Hedge WA 4-8765 C.S.M.C. I-2-3-4. Torch 4. Glee Club 2-4, Sviccthcaiti 2, Mat- querade in Vienna 4, Little Dog Laughed 4. Football I-2-3-4. L- Club 2-3 Secretary 4. Intramural Batketball 3-4. LORRAINE LESCZHIK Queen of Heaven 19643 Rogge TW 3-7418 C.S.M.C. I-2-3-4. Glee Club 2-3- 4, Sweethearu 2, Naughty Mar- ietta 5, Masquerade in Vienna 4. JA Secretary 3. 1 HO.MAS MALEK St. Bartholomew 20125 Gallagher TW 2 0295 C.S.M.C. 1-2-4. Scroll 4. JA 4. Bate ball 2-4. RICHARD MAREK St. Laditlaut 11381 McDougall TW 2 6931 C.S.M.C. 1-2-3 4. Student Council 2-3-4. Scroll 3. Quill and Scroll 3. Honor Roll 4. Perfect Attend- ance 1-2-4. Acolyte 1-2-3. Junior Rotarian 4. JA 3-4. Sport� Re- porter 3. KAREN MARTIN St. Ladidau� 18614 Filer TW 2-0SI4 C.S.M.C. I-2-3-4. Perfect Attend- ance 4. Future Nunc� 2. Little Dog Laughed 4. JA 4, Torch 4. BERNAD1NE MAZUR Tranthgu ration 11814 Dwyer TW 1-2477 C.S.M.C. I-2-3-4. Scroll 3-4. Forth 4. Honor Society 4. Honor Roll I-2-3-4, Perfect Attendance 1-2- 3 4. JA 3. Sodality 3. MARILYN MIKOLAJCZYK St. laditlaut 2673 Zinow TU 3-0046 C.S.M.C. I-2-3-4. Scroll 4. Torch 4, Quill and Scroll 4. Honor Roll 2-4, Perfect Attendance 1-2-3-4, Glee Club I-2-3-4. Future Nunc I. Future Teacher 4. Senior Choir 1-2-3, Chime of Normandy I. Sweethearu 2. Naughty Mar- ietta 3. Masquerade in Vienna 4. JA 4. Sodality 3-4. ROBERT MISKO St. Bartholomew 20004 Klinger TW 1-1973 CS.M.C. 2-3-4. Scroll 3. Little Dog Laughed 4. JA 3. Intramural Basketball 3-4. JOSEPH MLODZIANOWSKl Si. Ladislaus 12039 Dcquindre TO 9-8394 C.S.M.C. I-2-S-4, Torch 4. 01« Club 4, Masquerade in Vienna 4. Football 2 3 Co-Captain 4. Basketball 2-3-4. Baseball 1-2-3. I.Club 3 Vice-President 4. JOHN MUR ASZEWSKI Help of Christian� 2930 Ocarina TW 2-0994 C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4. Intramural Bas- ketball 3-4. RICHARD MROCZEK St. Bartholomew 20170 Charest TW 2-5188 C.S.M.C. I-2-3-4. Student Council 4. Torch 4. Perfect Attendance I. JA 3-4. Basketball I-2-3-4. I.-Club 4. NORMAN MYTYK Help of Christians 12603 Gallagher TW 1-0201 C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4. JA 3-4. Foot- ball 2-3-4. L-Club 3-4. KENNETH OI.KOWSKI Queen of Apostles 5141 Belmont C.S.M.C. I-2-3-4. Perfect Attend- ance 3. JA 3-4. JOSEPH PILAT Queen of Apostles 3867 Eld ridge TW 1-6788 C.S.M.C. 3-4. Scroll 4. Quill and Scroll 4. Glee Club 3. Sergeant at Arms 4, Male Choir 3-4. Naughty Marrietta 3. Masquerade in Vienna 4. Little Dog Laughed 4. Football 4. Baseball 4. L-Cluh 4. Intramural Basketball 3-4. KATHLEEN PAN I.EY St. iatdislaus 2357 Casmcrc TO 9-8516 C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4. Future Nurses Secretary 2-3, President 4. Vice- President Tri-County 4. JA 3-4. Intramural Basketball 1-2-3. PEGGY PRINTZ Resurrection 4046 Oliver WA 3-3306 C.S.M.C. I-2-3-4. GERALDINE RAJHKL St. Ladislaut 2233 Canill TO 6-7938 C.S..W.C. I-2-3-4. Scroll 4. Torch 4. Quill and Scroll 4. Perfect Attendance 2-3-4. Glee Club 3-4. Naughty Marietta 3. .Masquerade in Vienna 4. JA 3. CONSTANCE RAKOCZY Resurrection 5944 Domine WA 3-76S5 C.S.M.C. I-2 9-4. Scroll 9-4. Torch 4. Quill and Scroll 4. Honor Society 3 Treasurer 4. Honor Roll 1-2-3-4. Perfect Attendance 1-2-3, Glee Club 2-3-4. Sweet- hearts 2. Naughty Marietta 3, Masquerade in Vienna 4. ALEXANDRA RVTKOWSKI Queen of Apostles 13823 Moran rw 1-2000 C.S.M.C. 1 -2-3-4. Student Council 3-4. Scroll 3 Page Editor 4. Torch Co-Editor 4. Quill and Scroll 4. Honor Society 3 Vice-President 4. Honor Roll 1-2-3-4. Perfect At- tendance 1-2-4, Future Nunes 3 Vice-President 4. Future Teach- rr 4. Naughty Marietta 3, Little Dog Laughed 4. JA President 3. Intramural Basketball 3. ROBERT ROK1CKI St. Mark 3424 Garrick SI. 8-7986 C.S.M.C. 1-2-4. Student Council 4. Scroll 4. Torch 4. JA 4. Bas- ketball 1-2-4. Baseball 4. L-Club 4. FRANCINE SKIBIN'SKI Queen of Apostle 19182 Conley T V 1-6354 C.S.M.C. I-2-3-4. Student Council 3-4. Scroll 3-4. Torch 4. Honor Society 3 President 4, Honor Roll I-2-3-4. Naughty Marietta 3. JA 3, Treasurer 4. Intramural Bas- ketball 3. LORRAINE SKIBIN'SKI St. Ladfsiau 2710 Edwin TR 2-8393 C.S.M.C. I-2-3-4, Scroll 3-4, Torch 4. Quill and Scroll Vice-President 4. Honor Society $-4. Honor Roll I-2-9-4. Perfect Attendance 2-9-4. Glee Club 2-3-4. Future Teacher 4, Sweetheart 2, Naughty Mar- ietta 3, Masquerade in Vienna 4. JA 3-4. Betty Crocker Home- maker 4. Sodality 3-4. Cheering Block 4. FLORENCE SLOWIK Queen ol Apostles 3928 Talbot T V 2-6641 C.S.M.C. I-2-3-4. Student Council 4. Glee Club 4, Future Teachers President 4. Masquerade in Vien- na 4. Little Dog laughed 4. JA 3-4. Intramural Basketball 3. Junior Round Table 4. BARBARA M.F.D .INSM St. Ladialaut 2643 Holmes TO 6-1557 C.S.M.C. 1-2-3 President 4. Scroll Co-Editor 4. Torch 4, Quill and Scroll 4. Honor Society 4. Honor Roll 2-3-4. Glee Club 1-2-3 Vice- President 4. Future Nurses 1-2-3. Chimes of Normandy I, Sweet- hearts 2. Naughty Marietta 3. Masquerade in Vienna 4. JA 3. Cheerleader I-3 Co-Captain 2-4. Cheering Block Organirrr 4. SANDRA SLASKEY St. Ladislau 2673 Cominor TO 6-1366 Vice-President 2. C.S.M.C. 1-2-3- 4. Student Council 2, Scroll Co- Editor 4. Torch 4. Quill and Scroll 4, Honor Roll 2. Glee Club 1-2-3 Treasurer 4. Senior Choir 1-2, Sweetheart 2. Naughty Mar- ietta 3. Masquerade in Vienna 4. Little Dog Laughed 4. JA Secre- tary 3. Cheerleader I JV Co- Captain 2. Vanity Captain 3. Varsity Co-Captain 4. Cheering Block Organizer 4. Intramural Basketball 3. LAWRENCE SOBCZAK Queen of Apostles 11038 Moran TW 3-8360 C.S.M.C. I-2-S-4. Student Council 4, Petfect Attendance 2-3, JA 3. Treasurer 4. CHRISTINE STACHFLEK St. Linus 6863 Fenton 1.0 2-4864 C.S.M.C. I 2-5-4. Student Council 5-4. Scroll 4. Quill and Scroll 4. Perfect Attendance 3-4. Clce Club 3-4. Future Teachers 4. Naughty Marietta 3, .Masquerade in Vienna 4. JA 4. LEONARD STINSON St. Bartholomew 19440 Justine TW 5-7989 C.S.M.C. I-2-3-4. Student Council 3 Treasurer 4, Scroll 3, Honor Society 4. Honor Roll 2-3-4. Per- fect Attendance 4. RICHARD SULKOWSK1 St. Ladlslaus 18681 Albany FO 6-5645 C.S.M.C. I-2-3-4. JA 4. Football 2 3 4. Baseball 2-3-4, L-Club 2-3- 4, Intramural Basketball 3-4. SUZAN TOMASZF.WSKl St. Ladlslaus 11514 Lumpkin TO 5-9281 C.S.M.C. I-2-3-4. Scroll 3 Busi- new Manager 4. Torch Staff Edi- tor-in-Chirf 4, Quill and Scroll 4. Honor Society 4. Honor Roll 2-3-4. Perfect Attendance I-2-3-4. Glee Club 1-2-3 Sgt.-at-Anm 4. Future Nurses 4. Future Teach- ers 4. Sweethearts 2. Naughty Marietta 3. Masquerade in Vienna 4, JA Vice-President 3. Cheer- leader 2-3-4. Sodality 4. Cheering Block Organizer 4. Intramural Basketball 3-4. ELIZABETH TRACZYNSKI St. Ladlslaus 3153 E. Outer Drive TW 1-7705 C.S.M.C. I Secretary 2. 3-4. Stu- dent Council Secretary 3. Vice- President 4, Scroll 3-4. Torch 4. Quill and Scroll 4. Honor Society 3-4, Honor Roll I-2-3-4. Glee Club 2-3 Sgt.-at-Arms 4. Future Nurses 1-4, Future Teachers 4. Sweethearts 2. Naughty Marietta 3. Masquerade in Vienna 4. JA 3. Vice-President 4. Cheering Block 4. ROBERT TL'CCI St. Augustine 13031 Conant TW 2-6663 C.S.M.C. 4. Glee Club 4. Mas- querade in Vienna 4, Intramural Basketball Co-Captain 4. MICHAEL SZAJKOWSKI St. Rita 19394 Yacama TW 1-8430 C.S.M.C. I-2-3-4. Student Council 3-4, Honor Roll 2. PATRICIA S .TABA Queen of Apostles 11454 Klinger TW 2-5639 CS.M.C. I -2 3-4. Perfect Attend- ance 1-2-3. SHIRLEY SZYDI.OVV.snI Transfiguration 17126 Syracuse TW I-0080 C.S.M.C. 1-2-3-4. Scroll 4. Tort 4. Glee Club 2-3-4. Swcethear 2, Naughty Marietta 3. Ma querade in Vienna 4. JA Vic President 3. Secretary 4, ANDREW VINEk $1. Ladislaus 23 14 Holmes C.S.M.C. I-2-3-4. Glee Club 4. Masquerade in Vienna 4. Link Dos laughed 4. Football 4. Base- ball 3-4. L-Club 3 Treasurer 4, lniiamur.il Basketball 3-4. ANTHONY W1ECZOREK St. Bartholomew 20154 Yonka FO 6-9260 C.S.M.C. 12-3-4. Torch 4. Glee Club 4. Masquerade In Vienna 4. JA 3 4. Football 2-3. L-Club 2-3, Intramural Basketball 3-4. MARIE WILK St. Thomas 7575 MUIer WA 5-9154 Vice-President 4. Student Council .1-4, Scroll Page 4 Editor 4. Pho- tographer 4. Torch 4. Quill and Scroll 4. Honor Society 4. Honor Roll 1-2. Perfect Attendance 1-2- 3. Glee Club 4. Future Nurses I. Secretary 2. Treasurer 3. Secretary 4. Future Teachers 4. Masquerade in Vienna 4. Little Dog Laughed 4, JA 3-4. Intra- mural Basketball 3. DIANE ZABUSKl Holy Name 7579 Milton M A 2-1232 | C.S.M.C. I-2-3-4. Torch 4. Per- fect Attendance I, Little Dog Laughed 4. ROBERT ZALIM'SKI St. Ladislaus 11363 St. Aubin TO 6-7170 C.S.M.C. I-2-3-4, Student Council 3-4. Torch Adsertising Manager 4. Acolyte I-2-3-4. JA 3 4. Bas- ketball Student Manager 2-3. Baseball Student Manager 2. In- tramural Basketball 5-4. DOROTHY ZBOZF.N St. Mark 21356 Cunningliam SL 8-0648 C.S M.C. I-2-3-4, Scroll 4. Torch 4, Perfect Attendance I. Future Nurses 3 Treasurer 4. JA 3. ARTHUR ZECCHIN St. Bartholomew 19392 Binder TW 1-0731 C-S.M.C. 3-4, Student Council 4. BARBARA ZUKOWSKI St. Ladislaus 3060 Belmont TR 1-6565 C.S.M.C. I-2-3-4, Scroll 4. lorch 4, Perfect Attendance I -2-3-4, Future Nunes I, JA 3. Sodality 3-4. cXjfiu ieA. of OuA- Jlady And was not God my armourer, All patient and unpaid. That scaled my skull as a helmet, And ribs for hauberk made?” •IV: 93-96 MONEY—HOW MUCH will it take to sponsor the Senior Kathleen Sadccki. secretary, face as they check the returns Banquet is the problem Robert Kobylarz, treasurer: Gerald from the last Junior dance. Mora writ!, president: Beverly Mazur, vice-president; and twenty-four ROOM 15—Row 5: Carolyn Dobrowolski, Rosalie Tomaszewski, Joan Baron, Sylvia Sakowski, Patricia S alankicwicz. Rosalie Bugaj, Marie Fell. Row 4: Christine Zielinski, Patricia Kolodzicjczyk, Dolores Henesey, Elizabeth Cybart. Sandra Komperda. Carolyn Gawcl. Sylvia Stuba. Row 3: Thomas Sliwa, Robert Kobylarz, Allan C.yll, Patricia Shirilla. Mary Ann Prusiewia, Irene Krasicky, Mary Ann Sintkowski. Row 2: Gerald Gwarda, Conrad Potter, Kenneth Krosnicki, Bart Kuskowski, John Zuk, George Filipek, Alan Kaezanowski. Row 1: Charles Vates, Daniel Mularski. Bernard Latasicwicz, Stancly W'ionczek, Ktigcnc Postula. Gerald Morawski. twenty-five jusu iA, ROOM 317 — Row 5: Theresa Gawccki, Priscilla Sawicki, Rosemarie Sudnik. Louise Jezusck, Elvira TscheUchct. Kathleen Sadecki. Carol Ciesiclski. Row 4: Christine Jaworski. Margaret Krcmcr. Helen Las, Nancy Ysla. Joanne Skotnicki. Geraldine Mi inski. Joyce Gnatowski. Patricia Dekowski. Row 3: Barbara Sulkay. Margaret Kopacki, Barbara Kuwik. Helene Bohdanowyez. Camille Kowalski. Florence Klowak. Row 2: Henry Bzdziuch, Michael Wilczynski. Thomas Nowotezynski, Jerome Hokula, Gerald .imol ak, Thomas Laske. Row I: Gerald Koliba, Richard Pytlak. Frank Karcrcwski. David Hager, Dennis Chwilka, Steve Obuchowski, Raymond Milewski. twenty ix jw+u iA, ROOM 319 — Row 5: Joanne Vasilchnk, Irene Macybula. Claudette Niksa. Carol Strandberg. Geraldine Janicki. Patricia Kuranty. Row 4: Joanne Taraszkicwicz, Marie Singer. Rose Marie Gchart. Betty Bistrick. Antoinette Mazur. Alfreda Romanezuk. Rita Dutkiewicz. Row 3: Barbara Cybulski, Sliiela Sick. Christine Straws, Diane Galus ka, Christine Soldcnski. Joyce Makowski. Priscilla Burzynski. Row 2: Mark Klcwicki. Ronald Zukowski. Thomas Koslowski. Daniel Koziarz. Kenneth Uty- kanski. Thomas Dyki. Row 1: James Calin, Leonard Wyzykowski, Edward Yurgen. Roger Krzeminski, Ronald Gurdziel, Michael Hughes. Louis Radwanski. twenty-seven do iAa+nosied- LOOKING UP to a bright future arc Sophomore Mentors Patricia Kortas. vice-president; Beverley Chojnacki, secretary; Arthur Pieper. treasurer: and Richard Polakowski. president. ■fiti Voleti of Jf i Majesty ROOM I I - Row 3: Su an Jankowski. Alina Kwiccinski. Carol nn Grace. Ignore Skryperak. Irene Bnezinski. Row 2: Sandra Woods. Carol Konas, |oycc Parka. Dor. othy Kosnik, Su an Mcrchut. Row I: Margaret Zacharias. Mary Louise Gacki, Joan Vincr. Shirley Margicwicz. lei Lani Batozynski. ROOM 323 — Row 5: Joanne Fictrowski. Betty Mcrchcl. Marlene lianas. Patricia Gnanka. Adrienne Boik, Carole Kruez. Virginia Makowski. Row 4: Sandra Sarul. Loretta Wudanki, Deanna Kr cminski. Judith Suwinski, Joanne Cwanck, Joanne Cendrowski. Barbara Ha uka, Malina Tomaszcwski. Row 3: Louise Zuzga, Mary Ann Wittner, Cariotta Golcmbicwski. Marcella Rosochacki, Elaine Mueller. Delphine Dzukola. Row 2: Gerald Davis. Richard Stcmple. Richard Szcliga, Felix Skonicczny. Daniel Budnick. Kenneth Wilkins, Ronald Gajcwski. Row 1: Dennis Ross. Gerald Fachla. Frank Zrepskey. Robert Jclinski, James Grubba, Leroy Schultz, Gerald Blaszak. ROOM 7 — Row I: Eileen Banaszewski, Elizabeth C.itko. Marlene Kolodziejczyk. Sandra Stopa, Carol Cameron. Barbara Rutkowski. Maris Stella Fienta, Nancy Ferenc. Row 3: Sylvia Sygit. Rose Valko. Geraldine Biclak. Delphine Kupicc, Hcrmainc Potter. Elaine Marcinak. Adclc Wujcikow- ski. Patricia Peek. Row 2: Norman Gadzinski, Mitchell Ratusznik. Edward Sobicski. Robert Brzczinski. Arthur Gdula. Henry Makowski, Donald Rybarz, Thomas S alad inski. Row 1: Gerald Zaliwski. Alfred Cybulski. Richard Kwiat- kowski, Dennis Sieezkowski. Thomas Jarosz. Paul Wilczynski. Dennis Anderson. .1_J1 —� ianlut-miyie.I ROOM 6 — Row 5: Thomas Cuba Terrence Stopexynski, Ronald Dembi ski. Gerald Shustek. Ronald Gansit Edward Kolodxicj. Row 4: Diane Krvstoforski. An Mienaltowski. Elixat e(h Zajkowski, A lene Dutkicwicz. Rosemary Worn i a Joan Tamowski. Row 3: Maureen Walsh. Leno Gurdzicl, Marilyn Gcrasin. Jean Ro anezuk. Carole Kolcz. Sally Sowins Cynthia Balicki. Row 2: Myron Butkowski. Gary Pc chynok. James Abrams, David Smigi Donald Burzynski, Arthur Pienta. Row I: Judith Goran, Dolores Sa zinski. Marlene Piet. Charlotte Burzy ski. Genevieve Kosinski. Roinual Cxujka. Judith Mazur. o Jl L Jladh) TECHNICALS — Row 3: Stanley Zyezynski. Robert Zazulak, Daniel Tumidajcwicx. John Zimny. Stephen Lelcnck, Emcrick Barick. Row 2: John Czajkowski. Ben Chris. Larry Mazurck. Marion Dee. Edmund Sobezynski. Allan Dudek, Charles Bigelow. Row I: Michael Zakowxki, William Bodxiak, Eugene Lubonskl, John Malacinski. Ronald Zachwicja. Gerald Ryszka, Paul Weglarz. thirty jjteAiwt a STEEP CLIMBING AHEAD is the verdict of Freshman Officers Joseph Skrzyniarz. treasurer; Edward Malczcw- ski, president: Lois Peterson, vice-pres- ident; and Loretta Less, secretary, as they take the first step forward in their high school careers. ROOM 32-1 — Row 3: Deanna Stusiek. Patricia Tybereza. Janet Demanski. Patricia Walus, Betty Kowalewski. Jeanette Lewanski. Geraldine Biclawski. Joan Burdzinski. Row 2: Patricia Sawinski. Barbara Crap ran, Arlene Sobezyn- ski. Lorraine Dziurlikowski. Joan Codlcwski, Monica Chros- lowski, Nancy Lehman. Row 1: Virginia Pawlowski. Christine Kush, Louise Kobylarz, Lorraine Wozniak. Loretta Prusiewicz. Carol Markowski. Chris- tine Biclak. Jean Pasieka. ROOM 321 - Row r� : David Angel, Dennis Karp. George Wilkins Joseph Skryniarz. Frank Stefaniak. Paul Makarcwicz. Row 4: Gill crt Rcaumc. Thomas Wachnicki, Sieve Brow- arski. Rolwrt Baumann. Henry Latosz. John Couglcr. Ronald Kossakowski. Rok 3: Carole Skonieemy. Barbara Misko. Marcia Lewan- dowski. Janice Burzynski, Janctle Tomaszewskl. Shirley Kujawski. Joan Gr anka, Mary Ann Rybimki. Row 2: Marianne Wilcwici. Carol Dekowski, Geraldine I.alka, Geraldine Chrostowski. Dolores Zimol ak. Stella Dzienisowicz. Karen Amcjka. Row 1: Bcrnadinc Strenk. Patricia Kijek. Mary Osowski. Christine Jasina. Michaeline Malaskcy, Mary Ann Polakowski. Cecilia Vasilchak. ROOM 316 — Row 5: Joseph Bednarz. Ronald Gozdor. Richard Kazmicrczak. Gerald Nowinski. John Piepnyk, Thomas Barbish. Row 4: Dennis Furman. Victor Wyka. Edmund Kowal- evski- John Sternicki. Richard Roman. F.dward Nowakow- ski. William Bush. Row 3: Ronald Lemanowski, Thomas Wasting, Marilyn Prezkop. Violetta Lnvrincc. Julianna Blaszczak. Geraldine Lesezhik. Daniel Domzalski. John Babiarz. Row 2: Virginia Trahan. Christine Markowski, Louise Kurantv. Carol Domanski. Peggy Stanklcwicz. Barbara Cichowski, Marianne Kolilrus, Sharon Dziuk. Row 1: Patricia Karpinski. Ix is Peterson. Marguerite Sparazynski. Barbara Krantz. Betty Mossakowski. Barbara Wid inski, Lorraine Veronica Wozniak. Joanne Surhigh. ROOM 5 — Row 4: Linda Stinson. Helene Tomaszewski, Sandra Olszewski, Loretta Less. Linda Korn. Mary Ann Bidock, Carol Jankowski. Row S: Theresa Mirowski, Judith Flaga, Mary Ann L'latowski, Loretta Zarembski. Julia Chmiclcwski. Cynthia Brodziak. Carolyn Lukasik. Row 2: Barbara Polakowski. Diane Kedzior. Janice Sienicki. Pa. tricia Kosciolko, Noel Kubiskc, Ann Durda. Bonnie Kuzio. Row I: Stanley Sclcngowski. John Polanccki. Fred Karolski. Mich- ael Michajlyszyn. Lawrence Zaliwski, Chester Kulawiak, Richard Chojnacki, Paul Szymanski. IfteAiune+i ROOM 12 — Row 5: Michael Superc vnski, Thomas Prcbclich. Ronald Bclzyt, Walter Smith. Robert Yucha. Thomas Balinski, Raymond Piatkowski. John C.odlcwski. Row 4: Louis Rajhcl. Gordon Wilezynski. Philip Lesperance. Wallace Brzenk. Gan Kay. Joseph Baron, Lawrence Kosmalski. Row 3: Caroline Lubonski, Gail Schuller. Dorothy Conrad, Evelyn Krawezyk. Carol Przyhylowicz. Madeleine Michon, Joan Kushcl. Row 2: Patricia Pioszak. Teresa Cervantes, Lorraine Szpont. Rose Kolodziej, Jacqueline Ixsczhik, Barbara Dotnbrowski, Cynthia Iwanski. Row I: Arlene Gawlik, Frances Jezewski, Pauline Wozniak, Mary Beth Wilezynski. Marlene Near. Joan BichaLski, Dene Borisenko. But because it Guard even is only Christian men heathen things. •III. 371-372 (H pG itmestii thirty-five FUTURE SECURITY depends on jobs. theme of an informal discussion led by Ronald Gurdak, holds the attention of Seniors Mitchell Kr cminski, Walter Co dor. Gregory Bulgarclli. Ronald Grzywacz, Lawrence Sohezak. Mary Ann Colaszcwski. Barbara Zukowski. Shirley Szydlowski, Bcrnadinc Mazur. Joanne Gdula. Geraldine Kurcah, and Patricia Sztaba during Sociology. OUR LADY OF LOURDES C EN- TE NARY was marked by a study of the Apparition. Juniors Diane Cains - ka. Charles Yates. Michael Wilczynski, Camille Kowalski. Claudette Niksa, and Mary Ann Sintkowski delve into the details. thirty-six CARRYING THE GOSPEI- MESSAGE into teenage action Arthur G inla. Barbara Rudowski. Michael Zakowski, Paul is the problem under consideration in the Sophomore Wcglar , Judith Suwimki, Joyce Parka, Judith Mcrchut, guidance groups consisting of Sandra Stopa, Carol Kruez. and Judith Goran. lie made the sign of tltc cross o( God, He knew the Roman prayer •II, 229-230 ETHICAL PRINCIPLES of conduct in everyday living alrsorh the interests of Freshman Marianne Kohlrus who presents her views on honesty to class- mates Ronald Kossakowski, Chairman Philip I.espcrancc. Joan Burdzinski. and Chester Kulawiak. Relujiatt thirty-seven PHYSICISTS HOLD THEIR OWN as calorics prove unstable. Marie Wills Eugene Szafran. Robert Cecil, Eugene Postula make sure Elizabeth Traezynsk keeps the caloric equation in balance. bcAence BACTERIAL CULTURES straight out of the incubator arc inspected by Irene Brzczinski a Richard Marek records the data for the Biology class. MARVELS OK VISION' become clearer to Health students Geraldine Kurcab, Shirley Ford. Gerald D icrbicki, and Florence Slowik as they study the struc- ture, defects, and care of the eye. ASPECTS OF AMMONIA are vig- ilantly observed by chemistry tyros Robert Kobylarz, Mark Klcwicki, Eu- gene Postula, Gerald Gwarda. Patricia Szalankicwicz. Daniel Mularski, and Kenneth Krosnicki who generate, test, and study its properties. “Bui ordering all things with dead words, Strings shall they make of beasts and birds, And wheels of wind and star.” •VIII, 251-256 ELECTROMAGNETIC THEORIES as they apply to the bell arc analyzed realistically by David Angel. Marcia Lewandowski, Marianne Kohlrus. Betty Mossakowski, George Wilkins, Arlene Sobezynski, and Geraldine Chros- towski. General Science students. thirty-nine tnatLesnaticA, Men could not count the crests he broke, So fast the crests went down. GEOMETRIC CONSTRUCTIONS re- quire skill which Virginia Makowski. Cynthia Biclicki. Gary Potchynok. and Charles Yates have acquired to a remark- able degree. PROBLEM SOLVING challenges mathematical minded Freshmen Joseph Skrzyniarz, Richard Roman, Frances Jezewski, and Caro! ITzybylowicz who find Algebra intriguing. GRAPH STUDY fascinates General Math students Caroline Lubonski, John Malacinski, Gerald Nowinski, and Deanna Stusick who marvel at the numerous types used. •VI, 24-25 THE BRITISH EMPIRE captivates the attention of modern hUloriatu Kenneth Wilkin� ami Marlene Banas, studying its many jHKwcssiom. and of Betty Citko. Myron Rutkowski, and Susan Jankowski, gathering factual data on its extent. facial 4iudli i AGENCIES OF JUSTICE safeguard the rights of all Americans is what Gerald Zimolzak, Thom- as I.a.ske. Margaret Kopacki. Christine Jaworski. and Florence Kiowak arc pleased to learn in American History class. These lords may light the mystery Of mastery or victory, And these ride high in history, But these shall not return. •Ded., 13-16 ECONOMICALLY SPEAKING, money, the root of all evil, make� our financial system operate smoothly so attest these amateur economists Leonard Stinson. Walter Kwiatkowski. Rol� ert Rokicki. Helen Bidock, and Kenneth Olkowski. YOU'RE ON is the cue io Arthur Zecchin urn! l'rank Kulawiak to stand-by as Chris- tine Argasinski reads licr script lines under Suzan Toinas ewski's direction during an English IV PA program. SCALING PHOTOS to lit the lay-out. challenges the ingenuity of Judith Mazur and Joan Baron, journalism students, while Nancy Ferenc checks her calculations against Richard Pytlak's diagram. EXPRESSIVE DELIVERY adds to a good theme. Freshman Thomas Barbish’s contention is proved as he holds Thomas Wachnicki, Sharon Dziuk. Marguertite Sparazynski. Nancy Lehman, and Paul Szymanski spellbound. FRIENDS. ROMANS. COUNTRYMEN, shouts Robert Jelinski as he im- personates Mark Anthony for his sophomore classmates Ronald Gajewski, Henry Makowski. Geraldine Biclak, and Marlene Kolodzicjczyk who have just finished listening to the Julius Caesar recordings. They shall not come with warships, They shall not waste with brands, But books be all their eating. And ink be on their hands.” •VIII, 248-251 JUNIOR ENGLISH STUDENTS of Sister M. Rose's class consider distinctions l ctwccn con- versation, discussion., and debate. Marie Singer. Rita Dutkicwicz. Irene Macybula, Mark Klewicki. Joyce Makowski. and Daniel Koziarz prepare to attack the problem of the growth in American writings since the Civil War. forty-three (jiee, club And a strange music went with hint, I.oud and yet strangely far: . . . l oo keen for the ear to understand, •VII. 306-8, 809 CHORALIER MENTORS Stizan Tomuawski. Elizabeth Traczynski. Sandra Slsskcy. Barbara Sledzinski. Marlene Kolodziejczyk, Sandra Sarul. Elizabeth Goreki. Thoma Grzcch. Andrew Viner, and Joseph Eilat pause while Mitring with Mr. Richard Horning to |h� c for the camera. REPETITIO EST MATER STUDI- ORUM i llic slogan of Virginia Paw- Iowski. Edmund Kowalcwski, and Christian Biclak who watch scribes Joseph Skrzyniarz and Dianc Kcd ior go through the paces. A TRIM WAISTBAND makes the skirt. Carol Ann Grace and Lcnorc Gurdzicl advise Kathleen I’anlcy how to finish hers while Romualda C ujk.a and Mary Osowski discuss another waistband problem. The very colours of her coat Were better than good news. •I, 170-171 And Guthrum shook his head but smiled, For he was a mighty clerk. And had read lines in the Latin books When all the north was dark. •Ill, 231-234 GlxUhuuj JULIUS CAESARS CONQUESTS - how extensive were they? Mary Ann Winner. Rolzcrt Brzczinski, and Carol Cameron study their texts as Margaret Zacharias. ami Dennis Anderson refer to the map. FINGER ACTION COUNTS in a timed writing a� first year typists Conrad rotter. Irene Krasicky, Henry Bzdziuch. Richard Krdzior. Mary Ann Prusiewicz. and Gregory Bulgurclli try to l cat the clock. cOHuneAcicil EXPERIENCE. EFFICIENCY grow for Typing II students Frandne Skihinski, Christine Kopkowski, Bernadine Mazur, and Richard Kowal who run the addressograph. type stencils, and compile lists. ACCURACY IN BOOKKEEPING is of paramount ini portancc: therefore, Eugene Barhish checks Nadin Campbell') Ixwks as Michael Szajkowski pauses to doubt check. SPEEDY RECOGNITION of shorthand outlines lends facility in reading notes; therefore. Carolyn Dobrowolski renders her version of a business letter as Joann Taraszkiewie . Joan Skotnicki, Rose Marie Gchart. Antoinette Mazur, and Christine Zielinski follow closely. “The wheel of the roaring stillness Of all labours tinder the sun, Speed the wild work as well at least As the whole world's work is done.” •VII, 138 141 TRANSCRIBING NOTES taken in advanced shorthand is a fete Karen Martin has mastered, hut Shirley Szydlowski and Shirley Butchko verify her transcription. One time I followed a dancing star That seemed to sing and nod. •VIII. 208-209 forty-nine CATHOLIC STUDENT MISSION CRUSADE calls another meeting of delegates Theresa Mirowski. Margaret Kopacki. Gary Potchynok, Edward Nowakowski. Donald Uur ynski with Officers Christine Kopkowski and Conrad Potter presiding, to launch another of its many pro- jects. the Missions, the Catholic Press, the Bishops' War Relief, or Bandages for the lepers. GUU THE MALE CHOIR daily renders the liturgy of the Mass Iteautifully under the direction of Choirmaster Richard Homing. Ixft—Row 2: Cera Id Shustek. Robert Jelinski, Donald Ryban. Row Right—Row 2: Gerald Blas ak. Thomas Gr ccli, Steve Obuchowski. Louis Radwanski, Eugene S afran. Row I: Mitchell Ratusrnik, James Gruhba. Mr. Richard Horning. Choirmaster. 1: Joseph Pilat, Gerald Zaliwski. Richard I'ytlak. James Abrams. ACOLYTES SERVE MASS every Sunday morning. Row 3: Stanley Wiom ck, Conrad Potter, Ronald Gordor, George Filipek. Gerald Morawski, Walter Go dor. Row 2 Paul S ymanski. Raymond Piatkowski. John Malacinski. Gerald Davis. Roln-rt Zaliwski, Eugene S afran. Dennis Furman. Row I: Edward Malc ewski, Frederick Karolski, Richard Chojnacki, Edward Nowakowski, John Babiarz, Donald Burzynski, Louis Rajhcl. YOUNG AMERICA SPEAKS, an essay anthology, will contain the literary efforts of Seniors Frank Kazmieroak, Thomas Grzech. Diane Koncctny. Margie Chalupniczak. and Joan Dohincicr. part of the group who received the Award Certificates which Sister M. Jerome, principal, is distributing. caul AlA wddi L INDIANAPOLIS SPEEDWAYS 500-mile racer Rodger Ward demonstrates how to stay alive in normal traffic for Alexandra Rutkowski, Richard Mroczck, and Robert Rokicki. FOR OUTSTANDING CONTR1IH I IONS to safety training. Robert Cecil, senior class president, accepts from Mr. Philip Gramcno, repre- sentative of the Greater Detroit Safety Council, a certificate of merit forwarded to the school by the National Council of Safety. Father Nicckan. and Ll. Val Bednarski witness the presentation. SCHOLASTICALLY TOPS among ihc women are these Honor Society members Lorraine Skibinski. Geraldine Kim ah. Marie Wilk. Carol Kolodzicj, Barbara Slcdzinski, Elizabeth Traezynski, Bcrnadinc Mazur, anil Susan Tomaszewski. (Eugene Szafran an l Leonard Stinson missing). u ttiwtcil UxmxVi Aocietty CREAM OF THE CROP. Honor Society Officers Constance Rakoezy, Christine Kop- kowski, Alexandra Rutkowski, and Francinc Skibinski. lead the way in stmlies and in extracurricular activities. Richard Mardi Junior Rotarian Leonard Dziuk Boys' Wolverine Stale Robert Cecil Junior Rotarian HulineM. eu. Eugene Szafran Kiwanis Award Winner BETTY ( ROCKER HOMEMAKER WINNER Lor- raine Skibinski admires her award, a gold pin by Trifari of New York. The pin clip consists of three sprays of wheat from the stem of which is suspended a heart on which is embossed a home and its land- scaping. symlxdic of the ideal homemaker. ■ • THE JUNIOR ROUND TABLE of Catholics. Jews, and Protestants num- bers among its members Senior Flor- ence Slowik and Junior Florence Klowak who read the announcement of Brotherhood Week observance. TEEN REPRESENTATIVE for the Extension Magazine Is Florence Slowik who has a Hair for writing. I CALL TO THE COLORS by Robert Rokicki and Rich- ard Kedzior opened the Student Council installation cere- monies at which Robert Cecil and Jane Pydynkowski presented the colors. RECEIVING THE GAVEL, symbol of authority, from Father Andrew Xicckarz is Leuiiuni i� iuk, president of the Student Council. Rol cit Cecil, senior chief executive, looks on flanked by SC officers Ronald Gurdak, sergeant-at-arms: Leonard Stinson, treasurer; Joanne Vasilchak. secretary; and Betty Traezynski. vice-president. Atudesit oo-ustcil SCHOOL'S TOP BRASS is sworn in at the Student Council installation, junior Officers: Kathleen Sadecki. Gerald Morawski, Beverly Mazur, (Robert Kobylar miss- ing) ; Senior Officer: Rolicrt Cecil, Jane Pydynkowski, Eugene Szafran, Caroline Knlodzicj. Freshman Officers: Edward Malczewski, Lois Peterson. Loretta Less. Joseph Skrzyniar : Student Council Officers: Ronald Gurdak, Joanne Vasilchak, Leonard Dliuk, Betty Traczynski. Leonard Stinson. Sophomore Officers: Richard Polakowski, Beverly Chojnacki. Patricia Kortas. Arthur Pieper. DEAR ABBY: (Mrs. Abigail Van Burcn). De- troit Times columnist, chats with high school journalists about the problems of column writ- ing. Christine Kopkowski is seated next to the celebrity, and I’atricia Koveck stands between them. QUILL AND SCROLL'S newest member. Daniel Mularski, receives congratu- lations from Editor-in-Chief I’atricia Koveck on reaching the 50 inches of published copy rec|uircd for admission as Sandra Slaskey. Suzan Tom awe w- ski, Lorraine Skibinski, Marie Wilk. Betty Traczynxki, Joseph I’ilat, Carol Kolodziej, ami Alexandra Rutkowski. accepted members, tally extra inches. equili and dc uUl fifty-seven MANAGING EDITOR Iktty Traczynski and Co- Editors Barbara Slcd inski. and Sandra Slaskcy check the lay-out to arrange for photos lo l� c taken. Ike, ScAxdl PRINTER'S DEADLINES urge Scroll stall mcmljcrs Priscilla Sawicki, Mary Ann Golas cWk. Christine Kopkowski, Marilyn Mikolajezyk, Francinc Skibinski. and Jane Pydynkowaki to turn out copy rapidly. fifty-eight PAGE EDITORS smile when lay-outs work out satisfactorily. Carol Kolodzicj. page-one editor; Marie Wilk, pagc.four edi- tor; Alexandra Rutkowski, page • two editor; and Patricia Koveck. sports-page editor, confer on minor trouble spots. HEADS. HEADS. MORE HEADS but without the exact count no headline will get official approval so I rraine Ski- binski, Richard Pytlak. and Joseph Pilat check those sub- mitted. A QUARTET OF COPY R E A DE RS, Christine Stachclek. Joanne Gdula. Geraldine Rajhcl. and Constance Rakoety. check and double check lrcforc copy goes to the typists. CIRCULATION MANAGERS Robert Rokicki and Thomas Malck announce to Business Manager Suzan Tomaszewski that lx� th The Scroll and the Roto arc in. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF SUZAX TOMAS- ZEWSKI and Managing Editor Robert Cech consult various annuals for un- usual ideas. HOLD THAT PAGE.” sa s Patricia Kovcck to Sports Editor John Karp showing him hots- an individual shot would fit the lay-out. much to Robert Tucci's amusement. WORKING AT TOP SPEED to meet the final deadline arc l-orrainc Skibinski, Geraldine Rajhcl. Jane Pydynkow- ski. Francinc Skibinski, Christine Kopkowski. and Marilyn Mikolajezyk. CO-EDITORS Alexandra Rutkowskl and Carol Kolodziej plan the dummy. LEARNING THE TECHNIQUES of crop- ping and pasting engrosses Walter Kwiat. kowski, Sandra Slaskcy, Nadine Campbell. Barbara Slcdzinski. and Marie Wilk (stand- ing)- ADS MEAN MONEY and Frank Drazkowski. Rob- ert Znliwski, Eugene Barbish. and Richard Kowal make sure every advertisement is letter perfect to insure collection. sixty-one 7lte JlittLe jbatf JtcuMjltedL Your Inst response sums you up pretty well. Remember the man laughing at you? That's undoubtedly your husband — laughing at you, probably because you're a silly, shallow clothcshorsc. Take your temperature every hour. When your tempera- ture reading reaches its highest {joint — that's your E.P. Looks like love in bloom out there, tool And you've go� about as much salesmanship as . . . as . . . this paint brush! You . . . crook!’ Alter the dress rehearsal the cast of The I.ittlc Dog Laughed pauses to hear what the directress. Mrs. Kenneth Reid, has to say. The curtain call presents the entire cast. Merry we dance as the hours pass by. Always a laugh, now and then a sigh.” If I were a bird so free. Dressing would not bother nic.' ut. Viesma Lawyers arc a provocation and die scandals ruination! That old scalawag's to blame! sixty-five Come with me. your troubles fling. Prison then won't mean a thing: Just forget tl c future dreary. Click your heels and dance and sing! Now Philip. Rudolf, and Marie. Dear Joseph come and dance with me: Whene'er you find you’re growing sad. Just dance the polka with this lad. WASHINGTON. D.C., in balmy April weather is the place in which to spend an Easter vacation these Seniors testify as they pose in front of the V. S. Capitol. JlaMAi+Uf, MiciuAfatt-- SLIGHTLY SENTIMENTAL, the Juniors insist on a lasting remembrance of their handshake with Governor G. Mennen Wil- liams and of their visit to the State Capitol at Lansing. Michigan. WaA,lu i(f,to- ir 2b. G. THEY'RE JOLLY GOOD FELLOWS on board the Ambassador as it pulls out of Detroit. sixty-nine LADISLITE TEEN-TOURISTS pose before the Iwo Jima Flag Raising statuary group cn route to Arlington National cemetery. THE SUPREME COURT handles much cut and dried legal fare, but the fountain in front of it holds plenty of water, claim Suzan Tomaszewski and Frank Kulawiak. ANTICIPATING THE QUESTION PERIOD, Robert Misko act as a stand-in lor Mr. Carl Cederberg by posing a query Indore Eugene Szafran who points out the answer to Alexandra Rutkowski. Christine Kopkowski. an al- ternate. tries to attract Joseph Pilats attention to a News article while Elizabeth Traezynski busily takes down notes for the TV Quiz 'Em on the Air show. JOSEPH PILAT ews 4 HOME ST. LADISLAUS HAMTRAMCK Mrnan Trii I� -Sell Inn. I ALEXANDRA RUTKOWSKI cUZABETH TRACZTNSKI J m GENE SZAFRAN GUESTS OF WWJ-TV PROGRAM. Joseph Pilat, Alex- andra Rutkowski, Eli al cth Traezynski, Gene Szafran, ami Christine Kopkowski, lose a tape recorder to their op| on- ents Sacred Heart High. Roseville, by scoring 550 points against 650 on answers to news stories found in the previous week's Detroit News. The losers received a radio as a consolation prize. YOUTH HAS 1 IS PROBLEMS and this Ladislitc section possible solution under the guidance of Librarian Mrs. of Teenagers. Rol crt Kobylar . Carol Kruez. Eliiabclh Florence Curran. moderator. Traezynski, and Geraldine Biclak, search for the best CARL CEDERBERG Mr. Carl Ccdcrbcrg. WWJ TV MC of Quiz 'Em on the Air Mr. David Buel Chrysler Missile Expert tfijUIZ'EM on the a r FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA who will swell the ranks of the 3-R exponents follow. Rear: Joan Kushcl. Carole Przybylowicz. Priscilla Sawicki. Marlene lianas. Geraldine Biclak. Car- ole Kruez, Patricia Walus. Semicircle: Patricia Sawicki. Dorothy Kosnik, Christine Jaworski, Lorraine Skibinski. Marilyn Mikolaje yk. Marlene Near, Florence Slowik (seated), Carolyn Ko- lodziej, Dolores Sadz inski, llcnc Bori- senko, Arlene Dutkicwicz. Susan Jan- kowski, Sylvia Sakowski. Front: Alex- andra Rutkowski, Elizabeth Traezyn- ski, Suzan Tomaszewski, Kathleen Pan- ley. FUTURE NURSES. Row 2: Irene Kra- sicky. Betty Iraezynski, Jean Roman- czuk, Cynthia Balicki, Sylvia Sakow- ski. Patricia Kovcck. Mary Ann Golcs- zewski, Shirley Butchko, Barbara Sled- zinski; Row 1: Miss Joan Wilk. R.N.: Betty Cybnrt. Carol Cieslclski, Doro- thy Zbozen. Marie Wilk. Alexandra Rutkowski. and Kathleen Panlcy get a briefing on the field from Sister M. Pctronclla. supervisor at St. Francis Hospital. FUTURE LIBRARIANS, according to President Betty Cybart, could add up a neat payroll on a regular job for services rendered by members Rita Dutkicwicz. Barbara Sulkay, Geraldine Mizinski. Carol Cicsielski. and Marie Singer. MO WORDS PER MINUTE is no speed for the highway, but a spectacle for advanced typists Jane Pydynkowski. Eugene Barbish. Carol Kolodzicj. Leonard D iuk, Marie Wilk. and Christine Kopkowski who arc spclllionnd by World Typing Champion. Mr. Cortez Peters' skill. foe the mooccn rnts fashions IMPLICIT • IMPLICIT � � MPl K' T � «.iMPilJiTN � StWPuClT'i COLOR-CUED FASHION'S catch every eye as Miss Alice Darby. Simplicity Patterns representative, sponsors a spring style show with Theresa Mirowski. Jane Pydynkowski. Patricia Kijek. Mary Beth Wilezynski. Sharon Dziuk. Lorraine V. Wozniak. Mary Ann I'latow- ski. Deanna Stusick. I ois Peterson, Noel Kubiske, Carol Domanski, Barbara SIcdzinski acting as models. seventy-five LarTy Chadzynski Varsity Coach VARSITY PIGSKIN REVIEW St. Catherine We 0 They S3 Servite 0 13 St. Stanislaus 18 7 St. Mary, Mt. C. 20 7 St. Florian 0 12 St. Ambrose 6 13 St. Anthony 0 6 W—2 L—5 44 91 RESERVE GRID SLATE We Servite 0 They 12 St. Stanislaus 12 6 St. Paul 6 6 St. Mary, Mt. C. 26 7 St. Catherine 0 42 St. Anthony 12 7 W—3 L—2 T—1 56 80 Row 3: Head Coach Larry Chadzynski. Assistant Coach John Radwanski, Norman Mvtyk. Andrew Vincr. Frank Karc cwski. Kenneth L'tykanski. Eugene Postula. Richard Kedzior. Dennis Anderson. Rolxrrt Brzczinski. rthur Gdula. JV Coach Richard Cech. Rev. Rol crt Kowalski. Row-2: Norman Gadzinski, Joseph Bednarz. Ronald Gurdzicl, Alan Kac anowski, Joseph Pilat. Henry R dziuch. Walter Kwiat- kowski. Co-Captain Joseph Mlodzianowski, Co-Captain Robert Cech. Gerald Zimol ak. Richard Polakowski. Gregory Bulgarclli. Richard Sulkowski, Thomas I)yki. Edward Malczewski. Row I: Paul Makarewicz. Walter Smith. Dennis Karp. John God- Icwski, Gerald Pachla. Philip les| crance. Thomas Barbish. Eugene Barhish. David Angel. Mitchell Ratusznik, Wallace Brzenk. Reverend Robert Kowalski Athletic Director fpotl lL A season plagued with a depicted and lightweight squad, injuries, and bad breaks were some of the reasons why Greyhound gridders never seemed able to combine enough plays to merit a place on victory road. However, a dim record of 2-5 cannot completely overshadow the bright stars who brought the Scarlet- and-Gray into the end zone. The clicking combo of A1 Ketchie and Tom Dvki accounted for 3( points. Senior Bob Cech and Juniors A1 Kctchic, Frank Karczewski, and Jerry Morawski garnered All-City spots while Henry B dziuch drew Honorable Mention. An opening victory was blasted by a powerful Cath- erine’s machine which blanked the Greyhounds 33-0. Morale was low due to injuries suffered by Ricky Polakowski and Jerry 1’achla, key men. After battling the Scarlet-and-Gray for 3 quarters on even terms. Servite chalked up a 13 0 win. 'I'hc hope of a Hound victory was shattered by an 83-yard run. In a traditional game going the traditional way, St. 1-ad’s defeated Stannic’s 18-7. The Dyki-Kctchic combo accounted for all 3 touchdowns. The Greyhounds rolled over the Mountaineers, 20-7, as the Dvki-Ketchie com- bination clicked again to score. Next, stunning the Ladislite defense, the Lancers handed their queen a 12-0 victory. Then, superseding Ambrose in everything but the breaks, the Caniff 11 ’ lost 13-6. Polakowski ran 55 yards for the Lad’s lone score. Dominated by the charging line of the Teutons, the Greyhounds bowed 6-0 in the final tilt of the season. The squad encountered offense trouble that led to a minus- yardage final for practically all ball carriers. Richard Ccch Junior Varsity Coach tiW ! � VI I i ROBERT CECH 5’ 10 - 155 lbs. Halfback All-City Co-Captain EUGENE BARBISH 5’11 - 160 lbs. End RICHARD KEDZIOR 5’ 10 - 155 lbs. Halfback RICHARD SULKOWSK1 5 II” - 175 lbs. Fullback EXHIBITING DEFENSIVE PROWESS. Greyhound gridmen Richard Sulkowski and Robert Ccch throw a Panther for a loss as Andy Vincr lends his aid. WALTER KWIA I KOWSKI 6-1 - 160 lbs. End NORMAN MYTYK 5' 10” - 160 lbs. Tackle ANDREW V1NER 5' 10 - 145 lbs. Halfback JOSEPH M LODZ IA X OWSKI 6' 3 - 193 11� . Tackle Co-Captain GREGORY BULGARELU 5’ 10 - 155 lbs. Halfback JOSEPH PILAT 5 9 - 150 lbs. Guard eighty COME TO PAPA, End Waldo Kwiatkowski (22) says as he is about to snare the pigskin. TAKING OUT MIS MAN, Guard Frank Karezewski clears the way for srathack John Karp (29) who picks up another first down. eighty-one 2ue n HAIL QUEEN KATHLEEN! the crowd shouu as former Tiger pitcher Steve Croinck, alumnus, crowns Kath- leen Panley Homecoming Queen. LOVEI.V LADISUTE LADIES Betty rraczynski, Shirley their queen. Kathleen Panley, as they wait for the motorcade Ford, Margie Chalupnic ak, and Diane Koncc ny relax with to proceed to Keyword) Stadium. KatUle u'l Gaunt A COMELY COURT like ihis would delight King Arthur Michael Gcrasin. Margie Chalupniaak, and Shirley Ford and his knights. Ladislitc fans found Betty Traczynski, easy to look at. too. Diane Koneczny. Steve Gromck. Queen Kathleen Panlcy, SERIOUS BUSINESS this - pinning a corsage — or at least, it appears so when Betty Traczynski and Sister M. Jerome, principal, attack it. VARSITN CACERS. Row 2: thlclic Director. Rev. Robert Kowalski, rhomas Dyki. Eugene Barbish. Richard Mroc ck, Coach John Rad- wanski. Row 2: Student Manager Thomas Wachnicki. Joseph Mlod- iunowski, Co-Captain Leonard Diiuk, Co-Captain John Karp. Alan Kacaanowski. Gerald Morawski. CAGE SPEEDOMETER We They Haintramck 47 72 Senile 67 55 St. Florian 52 67 St. Ambrose 72 43 St. Stanislaus 45 47 St. Mar . Mt. C. 68 50 Sc Catherine 66 49 St. Anthons' 62 48 Senile 56 57 St. Florian 63 76 St. Ambrose 67 59 St. Mary's O. L. 77 53 St. F.li abeth 54 58 St. Joseph 50 53 St. Rita 64 48 St. Florian 54 67 — W-8 I.-8 964 902 JV HARDWOOD TALLIES We They Harntranuk 29 48 Senile 52 49 St. Florian 55 42 St. Ambrose 53 27 St. Stanislaus 54 24 St. Mary. Mt. C. 47 39 St. Catherine 51 20 St. Anthony 61 32 Sen-lie 54 48 St. Florian 50 46 St. Ambrose 50 45 St. Mary's O. L. 41 39 St. Elisabeth 36 49 Holy Redeemer 64 65 St. Joseph 47 35 — — W-12-L-3 744 60« • East Side Rtttne Champion WAVING GOOD-BY isn't what Len Drink (12) had in mind when he tapped the hall through the nets for two more points. Always there. Joe Mlodzianowski (II) heads for the basket, just in case. EAST SIDE RESERVE TROPHY gets that second look as Co-Captains Arthur Pieper and Richard Polakowski present their coveted award to Athletic Director Rev. Robert Kowalski. RESERVE CAGERS—Row 2: Dennis Karp. Ro! crt Yucha. David Row I: Wallace Kr enk. Donald Burzynski. Arthur Pieper. Richard Angel. Coach Roliert Elgin. Rolxrrt Br e inski. Dennis Anderson. Polakowski, Arthur Pienta. Edward Malc cwski, James Abrams. Norman Gadzinski. SORRY. YOU'RE TOO LATE could be Al Ketch ie's thought as he plunges the hall through the hoop. In ease he needs assistance Joe Mlod iamnvski (II) and Jerry Morawski (14) stand by. eighty-six Richard Mrocack Forward 6’ Eugene Barbish Forward 5’ 11 OH. NO! NOT AGAIN—is cbe expression of Nos. 15 and 13 as John Karp (15) flips in one for «wo more notches while Joe Mlodzianowski (II) looks on. John Karp Co-Captain Guard 8W Leonard D iuk Co-Captain All-City Forward 5'10- Coordination. timing, and team work under Coach John Radwanski created the fastest team in the first division of the East Side Catholic League. Skillful dribbling, floor shots from far out, and fast breaks brought a 6-4 record for the small Can iff Five. In the first league game, the Greyhounds displaced defending champ Servite in a 67-55 duel. High scorers with points in double figures were Len Dziuk, Gene Barbish, AI Ketchie, and John Karp with 18, 16, 15, and 10 apiece. Lack of backboard control resulted in a loss to St. Florian’s, 67-52. Joe Mlodzianowski came through with 22 points and Len Dziuk with 12. Downing Ambrose 72-43, the Scarlet-and-Gray returned to the win col- umn with high pointers Dziuk and Ketchie. An overtime frenzy merely awarded the Caniffcrs a loss to the Broncos, 47-45, but Ketchie and Dziuk plus a willing second string, beat the Mountaineers, 68-50. After conquering the Warriors, 66 49, with the Dziuk-Ketchie combo, the quintet felled the Teutons as Dziuk, Karp, and Barbish flipped in 20, 15, and 10 points respectively. Lancer spears being too high, the Greyhounds fell 76-63, though Dziuk sank 28. Barbish 17, and Ketchie 10. The Caniff quintet ended the season with a Cavalier victory 67-59 as Dziuk ripped the cords for 24 and Ketchie 19. EYES HAVE I'l l AI Kctchic (13), Len Dxiuk (12). Jerry Morawski (14). anti John Karp (15) tense for action as Joe Mlodzianowski (11) uncorks a swing that sends the hall in the right direction. Reverend Rol crt Kowalski Athletic Director VARSITY DIAMONDMEN - low 2: Coach John Radwanski. Row Alan (Kctchie) Kac anowski. Thomas Dyki, Robert Koby- Fntnk Dra kowski. Andrew Vincr. Leonard Diiuk. Rol ert Rokicki. Arthur Picl ;r- Schultz. Norman Gadzinski. Bernard Richard Sulkowski. John Karp. Rev. Roljcrt Kowalski. Latasicwicz. Arthur Pienta. Henry Bzdzluch. ninety RESERVE D1AMONDMEN—Row 3: Robert Brzczimki. Eugene Lubomki, Norman Gadzinaki, Joseph Skrzvniarz, Raymond Piatkow. ski. Gerald Pachla. Row 2: Wallace Brzenk, Donald Burzynski. John Kraiza. LeRoy Schultz. Gary Potchynok. Ronald Kossakowski. Dennis Anderson Row I: George Wilkins, Edward Malczevski. Coach John Rad wan ski, Coach Frank Wilezynski, William Bush. Gordon Wilezynski. LaAeLall In spring a young man’s fancy naturally turns to — baseball, at least at St. Lad's where winning champion- ships has become a habit. Ik-hind the brilliant pitching of ace A1 Ketchie and the powerful hitting of such players as Dziuk, Karp, Kobylarz, and Drazkowski, the opposition never scored more than 3 runs. Consequently, the Scarlet-and-Gray took its fifth East Side Champion- ship. In the season’s first game, the Greyhounds shellacked the Lancers, 9-2, because of the 3-hit pitching of A1 Ketchie. D iuk and Kobylarz had a perfect day at the plate, getting 4 for 4, and 3 for 4. respectively. Behind Rokicki’s 4-hitter, the Canilf 9” repeated a 9-2 victory, this time over Ambrose. Following them the Blue Jays fell to the Scarlet-and-Gray, 5-1, under Ketchie's 3-hitter. Dziuk and Kobylarz collected 2 for 4. Then, climbing over the Broncos, the CanilTcrs won 5-1 on a Ketchie 2-hit. The Lancers bowed again to the Greyhounds, 8-2. Ketchie pitched a double-hit game and Karp had a 2-for-2 day. Clearing another hurdle, the Niners” behind Sophomore LeRoy Schultz's 2-hitter, trampled St. Mary's. Mt Clemens, 10-1. In their 20th win, the Greyhounds downed St. Ambrose, 4-0, on Ketchie’s two-hit jaunt to reclaim the East Side crown for a fifth successive season. His one-hitter, trouncing St. Mary, Redford, West Side Champs, 13-1, handed the team its right to go to Briggs Stadium to play Austin for the Parochial League title. ninety-one NOTCHES IN THE BAT We They St. Rita 14 S St. Fiorian 9 2 St. Ambrose 9 2 St. Joseph 5 1 St. Stanislaus 5 1 St. Fiorian 8 2 St. Mary. Mt. C. 10 1 St. Ambrose 4 0 St. Mary. Redford IS 1 — __ W-9 I.-O 77 13 NICKS IN THE STICK We They St. Joseph 10 3 Cathedral Central 12 2 Dc I Salle 3 4 Notre Dame 2 4 — W—2 L—2 27 13 Robert Rokicki Pitcher John Karp Catcher Fielder IN THE TIGER DUG-OUT AT BRIGGS STADIUM, the Greyhound line-up awaits the Play Ball signal. The championship combination consists of Assistant Coach Frank Wilezynski. Rev. Ro! crt Kowalski. Coach John Rad wanski. Pitcher Alan Kctchie. Arthur Pienta, Andrew Vincr, LeRoy Schultz. GatLcdic, JdexK ue GU mpio+vL ninety-four THE BALL THAT WON THE GAME gets the once over from Father Rolnrrt Kowalski. Pitcher Alan Ketchie. and Coach John Radwanski. ON THEIR SHOULDERS, St. Lad's fans carry Pitcher Alan Ketchie off the diamond. Arthur Pieper, John Karp. Norman Gad inski. Robert Rokicki. Frank Dnzkowski, Henry Bzdziuch. Thomas Dyki, Leonard Dzluk. Rolicrt Kobylarz. Bernard Latasiewia, Richard Sulkowski, Joseph Skrzyniarz. Student Manager Joseph Mlodzianowski. ninety-five DRIBBLING? BOUNCING? No. but giving a yell - that’s the Sandra Staskey. co-captain: Joyce Gnaiowski. Kathleen Sadccki. job of the Varsity Cheerleading squad consisting of Patricia Marlene Adamski, Su an Tomaszewski. and Joan Vasilchak. Koveck. Christine Kopkotvski, Barbara Slcdzinski, co-captain; ACROBATICS GALORE is the forte of this pyramid- Elaine Mardnak, Priscilla Bur ynski, Stella D ieniso- ing JV Cheerleading octet Judith Goran, Charlotte vricz, and Cecilia Vasilchak. Burzynski, lari lani Batozynski. Patricia Dekowski, NEWLY ORGANIZED CHEERING BLOCK FACTS AND FIGURES arc the business of this sports reporting twosome. 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CONSOLIDATED GAS COMPANY Serving 835,000 customers in Michigan Congratulations, Graduates! CENTURY HARDWARE 19751 Conon Detroit 34, Michigan TW 2-1245 BEST WISHES To the Senior Closs From Walter Bielski-City Treasurer FO 6-5583 TW 2-9881 TW 1-9604 BRODY PHARMACY Where Pharmacy is a Profession 3800 E. McNichols Detroit, Mich. BILL'S BARBER SHOP 2220 Caniff Avenue Congratulations to the CLASS OF '58 MR. AND MRS. PETER J. BUSH EDMUND J. CHRZANOWSKI FUNERAL DIRECTOR 611 1 Miller Avenue Comer Dwyer WA 5-8458 Dotroit 11, Mich. BETTY'S BEAUTY SALON 3432 Coniff TR 2-5975 Homtramck We Specialize in Youth . . . Regardless of Years! Expert Haircutting, Styling - Permanent Woving CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF '58 Homtramck, Michigan one hundred six THE APPLIANCE MART COMPLIMENTS and BEST WISHES 11521 Jo . Compou Congrotulotions to the Closs of '58 HOLBROOK INSURANCE 2750 Coniff Ave. Homtromck 12, Mich. DR. AND MRS. A. R. DERESZ GETTING MARRIED? Call BOGDAN STUDIO 2936 Holbrook TR 2-7297 For Beautiful Wedding Condids - 9 o.m. till 9 p.m. CONANT HEATING SUPPLY CO. Oil Furnoces - Gas Burners - Coal Bailers Repoir and Installation TR 2-0992 - TR 2-0363 Re . TW 2-7857 9835 Conant Ave. Horry Wypycho Detroit 12 The Best Wishes to the GRADUATES OF 1958 FAMILY KALISZAN Sincere Best Wishes and Success to the SENIOR CLASS OF 1958 Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Kuranty E. D. DELICATESSEN Open 8 to 12 Midnight Including Sunday Lunch Meats, Bokery and Dairy Products 11520 Conant — TW 1-1414 MAZUR BROTHERS FUEL (STANDARD) OIL Industrial Furniture Manufacturing Co. Church and Institutional Furniture TR. 3-3773 17910 VAN DYKE Telephone: TW. 1-9020 one hundred seven FREEMAN'S BAKERY NEW WHITE STAR MARKET WHERE BUTTER MAKES THE DIFFERENCE 9223 Jos. Campau TR 1-2563 Hank Wolfram, Prop. TR 3-9722 2203 Poland 24906 Van Dyke POLAND CAFE Centerline, Mich . SL 7-0548 Ed ond George, Props. Hamtramck, Mich. Edward Leszczynski, Inc. Success ond Best Wishes to Real Estote - Builder - General Insurance Our Daughter Lorraine and the Graduates of '58 3048 Coniff TR 5-3583 Hamtramck 12 MR. AND MRS. EDWARD SKIBINSKI Congratulations to the Class of 58 Compliments of WALTER'S MARKET 12513 Jos. Campau DOCTOR YAGER FO 6-0860 S. T. W. PLYWOODS KISUPROK TOBACCO AND CANDY HARDWOODS - SOFTWOODS 12191 Conont Ave. Detroit 12, Mich. 8723 Mt. Elliott Compliments of Best Wishes to the Senior Class MARTIN'S CAFE TONY'S BARBER SHOP 2021 Coniff 9000 Mt. Elliott CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST OF SUCCESS To Our Loving Son Frank and and His Classmates of '58 MR. AND MRS. F. KULAWIAK ED'S PRINTING 12122 Dequindre TU 3-3557 Compliments of DR. ARTHUR ZBUDOWSKI WEDDING INVITATIONS, CALLING CARDS, ETC. one hundred eight Congrotulotions to the Seniors of '58 JACK'S 5th AVENUE TOM'S CLOCK REPAIR FOR THE TOPS IN TEEN TOGGERY TW 2-5365 9714 Jos. Campou TR 3-3865 TO 7-2290—98 Doy Night Service BEST WISHES! JOHN JURKIEWICZ SONS FUNERAL HOME PULASKI CAFE 2396 Coniff Avo. Cor. Brombach Homtramck 12 11667 Jos. Campou Paul Bclkot N 1 N O S Restaurant and Pizzeria MICHAEL J. MOZOLA American and Italian Food CARRY-OUT SERVICE 11657 Jos. Campou TO. 8-9728 ATTORNEY Compliments of NEW MARTHA WASHINGTON BAKERY J P MARKET Wedding and Birthday Cokes o Specialty PHILIP STEFANSKI TR 2-1988 8987 Mt. Elliott WA 4-4209 10335 Jos. Campou Hamtramck 12, Mich. GARR HARDWARE 5038 I. McNichols ot Dovison CONGRATULATIONS to the SENIOR CLASS FO 6-4670 DR. ALPHONSE F. POZDOL May the good Lord bless THE MERLE NORMAN our land and these, its citizens COSMETIC STUDIO of the future and its hope. 211 West Grand River Thaddeus M. Machrowicz Cordially Invites You to Enjoy a Complimentary Demonstration of our Cosmetics Congressman, First District, Michigan Call WOodward 3-4340 For An Appointment one hundred nine “I’ve been watching all evening how pleasant and charming she is to everyone. I’m told her name is Betty, and she works for the telephone company.” Yea, Betty, through daily training on her telephone job, has gained poise and confidence—real assets to an attractive, winning personality. When she started her job, Betty had no experience in telephone work. But she was trained with other be- ginners by Michigan Bell’s friendly, understanding supervisors. Today Betty’s proud of her work; enjoys a fine salary, regular wage increases, and many new friends. What more could any girl ask in a job? Get in touch with us now and find out more about the many in- teresting jobs from which you can choose after graduation. MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY A Good Place to Work one hundred ten Americana Music Studios TOwnsend 8-9865 We Teach All Musical Instruments Beginner Instruments Loaned IRENE'S BEAUTY SHOP FREE OF CHARGE Tap—Toe and Ballet Dancing IRENE (Rokicki) WAWROWICZ 13031 Conant TW 2-1040 2120 CANIFF Hamtramck 12, Mich. CONGRATULATIONS FROM ALBERT J. ZAK, Mayor of Hamframck TRinity 2-9399 Glass Installation A. L. HOMIC SERVICE CONGRATULATIONS SUNOCO GAS AND OIL General Auto Repairs 9801 Brombach Ave. Corner Evaline Hamtramck 12 SENIORS Compliments of BANK OF COMMERCE Hamtramck's Largest Bank MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION one hundred eleven MOSTEK PAINT AND GLASS CO. CONGRATULATIONS to Our Daughter Bernadine Phone: TO 8-8376 and Her Classmates of '58 11515 Jos. Compau Avenue Homtromck 12 MR. AND MRS. ANTHONY MAZUR Flowers Telegraphed Anywhere CYLL'S FLORAL SHOP Since 1934 Hours: Mon-Tues-Wed 9-6; Thu-Fri.-Sat. 9-8 2615 Caniff at Brombach TO 8-4775 Homtromck, Mich. Closed Sunday CONANT PANTRY STORE 19663 CONANT Telephone: TWinbrook 3-1025 Congratulations to Our Daughter Lorraine and Her Senior Classmates KEEN CLEANERS Just Beautiful Cleaning Mr. and Mrs. Michael Lesczhik 3012 E. McNichols TW 1-4630 C F MARKETS Quality Meats - Groceries - Frozen Foods 5946 E. McNichols 6046 Charles TW 1-9570 TW 1-9761 Compliments of JIM'S GULF SERVICENTER 19420 Conant Ave. Detroit 34, Mich. BRAKE SERVICE AND MOTOR TUNE-UP CHORYANS S.D.D.-S.D.M. For All Occasions — Delivery Service BORCO SUPER MARKET STEVE PYTLAK, Prop. 4400 33rd Street TY 8-6566 3810 EAST SIX MILE ROAD ED MALCZEWSKI'S MARKET CHOICE MEATS AND GROCERIES 1 1535 Fleming TO 5-0109 Homtromck CONGRATULATIONS to the Seniors from Mr. Matulewicz, Councilman one hundred twelve BANKA'S COLLISION SHOP CONGRATULATIONS to the Senior Closs of '58 Bumping Painting — Wheel Alignment Welding and Frame Straightening 6016 E. 7 Mile Rd., Detroit 34 TW 2-3510 Ret.: TW 2-5425 JOHN KRZYSIK HARDWARE HALL 12495 Conant TW 2-1160 FINE FOOD SHOP Choice Mcots - Bakery - Home Made Kielbosa 1572 E. Outer Drive TW 3-2882 TWinbrook 2-3838 ATLAS QUALITY BEVERAGES 12170 CONANT AVENUE DETROIT 12 MICHIGAN CONGRATULATIONS to Our Son John Korp ond his 1958 CLASS GRADUATES MR. AND MRS. JOHN KARP Compliments of ACTION MERCHANDISE MART 9339 Jos Campau 5546 Michigan Ave. Detroit 12, Mich. Detroit 10, Mich. TR 2-3848 TA 6-2160 TRinity 5-8900 DAILY CREAMERY COMPANY Our Aim: To Satisfy Your Dairy Needs 3301 HOLBROOK one hundred thirteen FALCON PHARMACY ENTNER'S 6103 Charles Corner Dwyer TW 2-3541 Detroit, Mich. PAINT, WALLPAPER and HARDWARE DUPONT PAINTS 10304 Jos. Campau Avenue TR 5-3259 Hamtramck 12, Mich. 8 SWIFT CLEANERS 19735 Conant TW. 3-1601 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES FROM THE ALTAR SOCIETY Reverend A. A. Majewski...................................Chaplain Mrs. Helen Lewandowski.....................................President Mrs. Sophie Patla ..............................First Vice-president Mrs. Regina Krolikowksi.......................................Second Vice-president Mrs. Anne Schoenrock ...........................Third Vice-president Mrs. Ann Filipek .............................................Minute Secretary Mrs. Angeline Gawronski.........................Financial Secretary Mrs. Catherine Chwilka ..................................Treasurer Congratulations to the Graduation Class I SAINT LAD'S BOOSTER CLUB John Cech, Sr., President John Kraiza, Treasurer Theodore Dyki, Vice-president John Gadzinski, Sec'y one hundred fifteen Compliments of NU-WAY CLEANERS B B JEWELRY CO. Watches - DiomomJs - Jewelry 2903 Holbrook TR 3 2550 Homtromck 12 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1958 From RELAX IN COMFORT Martha Washington Theatre The Place To Go To See A Good Show Martha Manteuffel, Proprietor 10315 Jos. Campau TR 2-1471 HAMTRAMCK 12, MICHIGAN Constable and Mrs. EDWARD BORUCKI PYTELL AGENCY INCORPORATED 11427 Jos. Campau TO 8-8682 Homtromck 12, Michigan Congratulations to NADINE CAMPBELL ond the CLASS of '58 FRANK BOCKACH Compliments of GMYREK'S HARDWARE 2864 E. Seven Mile Rd. FO 6-0980 Detroit 34 Congratulations to the CLASS of '58 from A W MARKET 12500 Dequindre Detroit 12 Spalding — McGregor - Wilson DEE'S SPORT SHOP Everything for the Sportsman Team Equipment—Fishing—Hunting—Bowling Golf—Boats—Motors 19807 Van Dyke near Outer Drive TW 3-5566 DOLECKI BROS. one hundred sixteen Phone: TR 1-3870 BEST WISHES JULIA ROOKS American Pastry Shoppe President of the Common Council of the City of Hamtramck Orders Taken For Weddings Parties and All Occasions Compliments of BERNARD GLINKA NORTH END RECREATION 10038 Jos. Campau Hamtramck 12100 Jos. Campau VAN DYKE SUPER MARKET SUCCESS AND BEST WISHES 11445 VAN DYKE from • Complete Line of Meat and Produce Sodality of Our Lady CONGRATULATIONS (from the St. Ladislaus Parish Sam Walter Provision Company Congratulations to Our Gronddaughter Lorraine ond Her Classmates of '58 Manufacturers of Delicious Sausages Mr. and Mrs. Frank Skibinski SINCE 1923 BEST WISHES DR. A. J. PARADZINSKI OPTOMETRIST one hundred seventeen BRONCO PRINTING TW 1-7151 18410 Gollogher Detroit 34, Mich. CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 1958 MR. AND MRS. BELENKY CONGRATULATIONS to our daughter GERRY ond the Graduating Class of '58 CANIFF HAT SHOP Mr. ond Mrs. L. Rojhcl CONGRATULATIONS from T. P. L. Best Wishes to the Class of 1958 JOS. CAMPAU MEAT MARKET John A. Ciemiak, Prop. 9629 Jos Campau Near Edwin TR. 10773 CONGRATULATIONS Closs of 1958 DR. BENJAMIN C. STEIN POLISH BAZAAR Polish and English Greetings Cards Gifts - Rosaries - Statues - Medals - Pictures Cass ond Jean Szalwinski TR 5-6487 9811 Jos. Campou Best Wishes Congratulations to the CLASS of '58 ST. LAD'S GRADS OF '58 from SLAZINSKI PHARMACY DAVID MARGOLIS one hundred eighteen TW. 2-9110 3135 Caniff Hamtramck, Mich. Hamtramck Accordiana THE GRADUATES sincerely appreciate the patronage of Their ADVERTISERS and PATRONS who made THE 1958 TORCH possible Professional Instruction Sales and Repairs WALTER P. TRUSZKOWSKI (Wally Trusk) Director CONGRATULATIONS to our Niece Lorraine and the Class of '58 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Niedbala and Children CARLOW'S MUSIC CENTER A FRIEND Blessings and Best Wishes to the Graduates ! SI. LADISLAUS ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Rev. Andrew Nieckarz, Chaplain John G. Cech, Jr., President Lorraine Connors, Vice-President Evelyn Pierce, Secretary one hundred nineteen ' � r one hundred twenty It m-1