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

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For two weeks, the students of S. S. High studied traffic under the supervision of Officer Norbert Deary, Tramc Instructor of the Detroit Police Department. After the com- pletion of the course, R. Szydlowski, J. Sanders, A. Liiewski, F. Gorski, T. Michalak, and M. Bush appeared with Ofticer Deary on a program over station WJLB. amd MARCH A representative of the Comp- tometer School of Detroit, Miss R. LaGonda spoke to the Seniors. Miss Friday and her assistants of the St. Francis Hospital addressed the Senior girls. Miss Hughes and Miss Honey- cutt, nurses at the St. Camillus School of Nursing, visited with the Seniors. Page 92 The students enioyed four hours of smooth dancing, at the Va- lentine Dance , to music furnished by the iuke box. What shall I read? S. S. High sponsored a Catholic Press Ex- hibit during February to spread the word of God by means of Catholic Literature. The drive was a suc- cess.

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igblights JANUARY 6: Choral group went to Plymouth. 21: A Mardi Gras Dance was spon- sored by the Seniors to relieve the tension of exams. 22: Rev. V. Borkowicz celebrated His Feast Day. 23: Semester holiday. 26: A representative of the Health Dept., Miss Eileen Peck lectured to the students on vitamins and cal- ories. 27: General Assembly. FEBRUARY 2: Michigan Bell revealed modern telephone mir- acles in the school audi- 1 torium. 10: Valentine Dance brought crowds. 16: Press exhibit was held, which drew crowds of in- terested parishioners. Top: Making favors was only one of the deeds of mercy performed by the Red Cross Department. Be- side the many successful drives this department baked cookies which were sent in pretty May baskets to disabled veterans. Center: When test days roll around the students become more serious and concerned. Those tedious days arrived again in January. Here we see the Seniors troubled over their English test on Mac- beth. Bottom: All through January and February the students eagerly cheer the Broncos on to victory especially on the home courts.

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771076 APRIL Sodality Day at U. of D. Sisters M. Sy- bille and Sr. M. Hos- picia accompanied eleven Sodalists. Roller Skating Party, sponsored by the Music Dept. Holy Name Meeting. Basketball Banquet with Z. Czarobski as main speaker and F. Szymanski as toast- master was held. A dance followed. The Seniors and Jun- No, it's not a matter of cutting paper dolls. The seniors are working on the decorations for the Collegiate Night. iors enjoyed a free day . . . a reward for their efforts in the Athletic Patron Drive. Representatives of the National Guard laid before the Sen- ior boys the advan- 29: tages of joining their ranks. General Assembly was held. The Broncos and Bronco-ed Cage stars culminated the court season with their annual basket-ball ban- quet. The principal speaker was the Notre Dame All-American, Zigmund Czarobski. Among other notable personages were Frank Szymanski, also of Notre Dame, Mr. G. Jaglowicz, Mr. A. Lutomski, of U. of M., Mr. L. Krolicki, Mr. Joe Mikula, Coaches Frank Watta, Vic Jodway, Hank Sobczak, Walter Butkowski, and Art Tadrzynski. Awards were presented to the athletes in acknowledgment of their achievements. Frances Gorski and Frank Tadrzynski received special recognition as the outstanding athletes in basket-ball. After the banquet, the students danced commenting on the features of the past season and made plans and dreamed dreams for the future. A . Page 93