St Stanislaus High School - Stan Em Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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6 gaculty FACULTY Rev. Vincent Borkowicz, Pastor Rev. W. Jasionowicz - Rev. A. Krawczak - Rev. A. Nieckarz Sister Mary Julia, Principal Sister Mary Angeline Sister Mary Benedict Sister Mary Bertha Sister Mary Ceslavo Sister Mary Camille Sister Mary Danuta Sister Mary Dosithea Prof. Stanley Teachout ....... Mr. Frank Watta ........ Mrs. Frank Watta .................................. Mr. Vic Jodway and M Mr. W. Butkowski .... Sister Mary Elzearia Sister Mary Gualberta Sister Mary Hospicia Sister Mary Melchiora Sister Mary Policarp Sister Mary Raynelda Sister Mary Virgilia ........Band Director .........BasketbalI Coach ...........Girls' Coach r. F. Sobczak ....... ......... F ootball Coaches ........BasebaIl Coach Page 15

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ff' , lr l i l I REV. W. JASIONOWICZ Page 14 United with l REV. A. NIECKARZ Our Priests are always with us to teach, advise, direct, and encourage us in our youthful days. They work hand in hand to inculcate into us those principles of right living which make for peace and harmony. They spare neither time nor talents to make our days enioyable and fruitful. We, the class of 1947, are greatly indebted to each one of them and will hold their names in grateful memory for many a day. Also we wish to acknowledge our debt to Sister M. Julia, our principal. Although it is only one year that Sister is holding that office in our school, we had an opportunity to recognize the qualities which make her such a capable leader-broadmindedness, foresight, and understanding of youth and its problems. We will miss visiting her office for solution of our problems and assuaging the pains of growing up. For their contribution to this pattern of education for peace we honor them. REV. A. KRAWCZAK

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