St Mary Preparatory High School - Eagle Yearbook (Orchard Lake, MI)

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Rev. Michael Koltuniak, A. B. Rt. Rev. Ladislaus Krzyiosiak, Rev. Joseph Kubik, M. A. Dep. of Classical Languages B. S. Department of Natural Sciences University of Michigan Spiritual Guidance University of Detroit University of Michigan Reverend Michael Koltuniak, who has been with St. Mary's for the last three years. is instructor in Latin and Greek, as well as the Dean of Men in the College Department. Reverend Joseph Kubik, Professor of Biology, is the affable Dean of Men in the lower division of the Prep Department, Where he is a tireless promoter of various student activities. Mr. Peter Lobaza is the beloved senior member of the Faculty. Associated with the Department of Polish, he affords his students a rich Polish cultural back-ground. The Spiritual Director of the Seminary, Reverend Anthony Maksimik, is indeed a profound Philosophy Professor, as Well as energetic Moderator of the Seminary Sodality. He is one of the oldest members of the Faculty, spending all of his years since Ordina- tion at Orchard Lake. Loving and paternal Reverend Francis Orlik has long served St. Mary's in many varied posts. He spe- cializes in English Composition and Rhetoric, and takes the leading hand in directing the Campus Mis- sion Crusade activities. Congenial school librarian, Reverend Andrew Pa- welczak is affiliated with the English Department of the College, Where his exacting instructions in Mr. Peter Lobaza, M. A. Rev. Anthony Maksimik, Ph. B. Rev. Francis Orlik, A. B. Department of Polish Department of Philosophy Department of English Lwow Teachers' College Appolinarius University University of Michigan Forty Seven ir 'A' uk 'A' Nineteen

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Rev. Constantine Cyran, S. T. D. Dr. Edward Dobski, M. D. R-ev, Wallace Filipowicz, M. A. Ph. D. School Physician Department of Polish Dellaffm-'ffllf Of Philosophy University of Michigan Columbia University Gregorian University the Spiritual Director of the Classics. A great ex-- ponent of the distinctive Spirit of St. Marys , he successfully serves as the Faculty Mentor for the student publication i'The Lake Oracle . A newcomer to the Faculty is Reverend Joseph Janiga, who this year began teaching Chemistry in the Prep Department after graduation from Catholic University. With the mention of competency, the name of Re- verend Ladislaus Janiga automatically makes its Way into the minds of all those who attended his Polish classes. Conjoining with his thorough explicatory method a unique system of practical application Um sound philosophy, he has been the guiding light of many students. To add, he holds the responsible position of Director of Extra-Curricular activities. Oft times referred to as Orchard Lake's Father Justin , Reverend Valerian Jasinski has been with the Department of Theology since 1939 when he came to America from Poland, several months before Germany's attack on that country. He has been ex- tremely active in patriotic and religious activities among the Polonia in America for the last eight years. 1 Rev. Joseph Janiga, A. B. Rev. Ladislaus Janiga, M. T. Rev. Valerian Jasinski, S. T. D. Department of Natural Sciences Department of Polish Department of Theology Catholic University Marquette University Gregorian University University of Detroit Jagiellonian University Jagiellonian University Eighleen if ir ir ik Th e Eagle

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Rev. Andrew Pawelczak, A. B. Mr. Andrew Piwowarski, M. A. Rev. Edward Popielarz, Ph. B. Department of English Dep. cf Classical Languages Department of Religion Notre Dame University Jagiellonian University Catholic University University of Detroit Composition and Rhetoric are extremely popular with the students. 'Mr. Andrew Piwowarski, Professor of the Classics, is one of the original faculty men who were on the teaching staff when the institution was still located in Detroit. Reputed as the institutional chronicler, his tireless pen has produced a number of Latin verse compositions. Another Catholic University graduate and new member of the Faculty is Reverend John Rozak, Religion instructor and Athletic Director. Genial, understanding, Reverend Edward Skrocki possesses all the fine qualities of a highly esteemed and deeply devoted teacher. Most notable of these perfections is his unique aesthetic sense for literature, music and art. Full of verve and vitality, Reverend Joseph Swastek is the inspiring instructor of History. His endless research Work creates of him a veritable book-Worm, and much of his time is devoted to Polish-American historical activities, Unassuming and reserved Reverend Henry Torzala serves in the capacity of Dean of Men in the upper division of the Prep Department, while teaching Sociology and History of Philosophy in the College Department. Rev. John Rozak, S. T. L. Rev. Joseph Rybinski, S. T. D. Rev. Edward Skrocki, M. A. Department of Religion Department of Theology Department of English Catholic University University of Freiburg University of Detroit Twen ly ir 'ir if if University of Louvain The Eagle