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Our School Occupies Key Spot Hamtramck, a city within Detroit, was our school locale. In an area of approximately two square miles, some 43,000 people live. It is a compact, busy community in the heart of automobile row which sells all makes of cars and produces Dodges and Chevrolets by the thousands. We were at an advantage in this locality because every kind of opportunity was avail- able to us. We had many social, civic and business experiences which only a well-knit, friendly community can provide. We like Hamtramck and its spirit of togetherness. Research at the Hamtramck Public Library always brought results to seniors Stella Dzienisowicz and Louise Kobylarz who visited it. Beautifully carved, the imported marble Madonna stood as a landmark on the premises. The aerial view of the campus showed that it was located in Hamtramck, a city of 43,000. 6
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Father Miotke Father Edward Miotke, assisted by Fred Karolski, blessed the Advent wreath as Elaine Vertel, Ken- neth Stockfish, Mary Ann Kohlrus, Thomas Ro- manik and Charlene Ebejer prayed. Diplomas are symbols of achievement. Class offi- cers, President David Angel whose diploma Fath- er Miotke examined. Treasurer Paul Makarewicz, Secretary Carol Markowski, and Vice-President Stella Dzienisowicz who received theirs, bade the Pastor good-bye. A pleasant chat with the senior boys was a morale booster on of the Pastor spiced up the day for Louis Rajhel, Raymond Piat- many occasions. A bit of banter, a clever joke or two on the part kowski, Edmund Kowalewski and Joseph Baron. 5
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In City's Locale St. Francis Hospital, the community medical center, cared for the injuries of the athletes, provided nurses' aid training programs and sponsored Future Nurses' projects. Seniors Bonnie Kuzio and Cynthia Iwanski relaxed on the attractive Knights of Columbus frontage during the noon recess. Firemen at Station 2 located across the street from the school who annually paint the flag pole posed for a picture. Bonnie Kuzio and Gordon Wilczynski enjoyed a good yam spun by one of the oldsters who patronizes the local post office. Gerald Malendowski took a drink at Veterans Memorial park, the Greyhound home sandlot. Local mail carriers relaxed at an intersection in the business area near the campus. 7
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