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

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English plays an important part in the curriculum of every student in S. S. Hi because it opens Cl world of adventure through reading. Sophommfes Left to Right: R. Skop, G. Smigrocki, R. Studenski, H. Swiencicka, C. Sych, E. Szumiak, J. Tomaszewski, D. Trafidlo, M. Troszak, V. Twardowska, B. Twarkawska, T Turkiela, L. Tuzinowska, D. Uhrynowska, J. Walczak W. Wardowski, M. Wesserling, J. Wiezbiecka, S. Wit orska, A. Witkowski, S. Woitkowska, J. Woloszyk, R Wonowski, P. Macieiewska, E. Mackowski, M. Maikow- ska, M. Wroblewska, I. Wypii, C. Zaziski, S. Zazula, P. Zielinska, I. Zimny. Page 64

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One picture means more than thousand words. The sophomores study the symbols of the Holy Sacraments by means of pictures. S01Dh077Z07 6S Left to Right: E. Malecki, R. Malinowski, T. Manturuk, L. Marcinek, H. Maternicka, R. Maxinowski, H. Mieczni- kowski, D. Michon, F. Monarch, T. Mushinski, J. Meyers, L. Meyers, J. Nadlonek, J. Nokielska, L. Nowak, J. No- wakowski, S. Oakie, M. Oleiniczak, R. Olis, M. J. Olis, D. Orlowska, P. Ososki, J. Pastuszka, D. Phillips, J. Piper, D. Podulka, L. Postrzek, l. Przybylska, A. Ptak, N. Raczkowska, C. Ropczynski, D. Rutha, T. Rutkowski, P. Sanocka, C. Schultz, D. Simmons. Page 63

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Row I: Freshmen Officers E. Drogowski Pres. 309, D. Wanda Sec. 303, L. Kowcxl Sec. 309, A. Buszka Sec. 301, V. Krupu Trecs. 302, G. Torey Trecxs. 301. Standing: R. Bolough Treas. 309, P. Rutkowski Pres. 303, D. Susczlla Trecxs. 303, W. Mulawka Pres. 302, D. Kciminski Pres. 301, R. Rycholski Sec. 302, Knot in the picturel, assumed class respon- sibilify. Actionists The freshmen of 50 perhaps a little shy and bewildered at first, soon enter into all studies and activities with pep and enthusiasm. Each one individually begins to find his or her place in school life . . . in the band, glee club, athletics or various social clubs. Daily they are made to understand that they must be fit to meet the prob- lems of the world which are first encountered here in the small world of St. Stanislaus High School. There are four freshmen classes each having a distinguishing mark. Room 309 has a room full of talented dramatistsg Room 303 is journalisti- Freshmen cally inclinedg it publishes its own class paper, and supports the Stem-Em Drive loyally. They have 100W rate for subscriptions to The Slam-Em. Room 302 is outstanding in athletic prowess. They really gave a stiff fight to the seniors in the intra- mural iinals. Room 301 has a group of artists and writers. An important factor to develop onels char- acter is school spirit. The uActionists,' are always willing to lend a helping hand in all school affairs. They have immediately adapted themselves to the ways of the S. S. Hi and have become loyal mem- bers of this glorious St, Stanislaus High. Page 65