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

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772076 JUNE 1-4: Quarterly Tests. 6: Jubilee Mass, Procession, and Parish Banquet. 7-11: Final Examinations, Com- mencement Week. . 9: Graduation. Every noon all year around during noon intermission these two wiz- ards of the Checker Board can be found at their favorite pastime. Mr. J. Pagonas and his dancing partner Miss Shirley have come to the school every week through the year to teach the students how to dance and help them in all their social activities. Page 95 i

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i i The students, during the months of April and May, have put time and eFfort to perfect this year's choral group for the Golden Jubilee celebration. Don Gorney points to June the 9-Graduation Day-while the twins, Margie and Marion Mantyk, happily look and agree that it is the day of days. Page 94 5. 8. 9. 10' 50' mm' MAY Crowning of the Queen of May, pre- ceded by a procession. The crowning event of the year . . Collegiate Night. A large number of Sodalists joined the throngs at the U. of D. stadium for the nation-wide celebration of Sodality Day. Nilats held their meeting. Baccalaureate Mass and Jubilee pro- gram. GRADUATION DAY Since the very first day of our fresh- men year we looked to our gradua- tion day as one of the happiest days of our lives. Now that it is here, we do not feel too happy, for we real- ize that on this day we cease to be carefree high school boys and girls for whom others-parents and teach- ers-planned, worked and sacrificed. We must go out into the world which is sick and needs drastic cure. Will we be able to offer some cure. We should for we are graduates 'from a Catholic school where our lives were completely Christ-centered. We will not be found wanting, if we continue to live as we were taught, if we begin each day with Mass, if we seek nourishment at the altar for the task that confronts us, if we sanctify the prayers, works and suffering each hour brings by the Morning Offering and if we at all times ask the Holy Ghost to direct us, then certainly this world will be so much beiter for our coming into it.

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physical D ev el0Pment f'Sport, properly directed develops character and makes a man courageous, a generous loser and a gracious victor. -Pius XII. In providing-physical outlet for the exuberant youth by means of athletic activities, the Forefathers gave them an oportunity to broaden their minds, strengthen their bodies and train their wills in obedience to regulations and respect for individual dignity. The athletic contacts are rich in opportunities to acquaint the spectators with the teach- ings of the.Church. VW v I 1,.J 'W t 1 n I , I A 4 l 1 1 t i I , 1 V. 1 L,,,,l, Vw i s 2 1 xi.,.4 ' I LJ lf fs c x ,r-fi. F 1 1 'Ver 5 1 w 1 tl- J ,gf -1 J 1? I s .LJ ,Nj 9 2 tx--14 T uf- .91 is--at 3 l tt, ,1 ff -fi. l ' 1 LJ 5 , , 1 , rx.,J A T Leif Vnl v l L, 4, F T ' s Q-.J Ki , 1 R V NJ VT 2 i 1-J ful I f LJ F t 'V Q is-JJ 'X fi ,W Lent