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

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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

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at bumps but Scmlblby Fighters We can look back at the 1947 football season and honestly say it was a success. Perhaps the Broncos didnit win City-Championship, but judg- ing the fact that they lost but one game in league encounters, they have a record of which they may be proud. At the opening of the season, the Broncos looked impressive as they beat De LaSalle 18-12. From 1945, inclusive, the St. Stanislaus and St. Ladislaus teams have met on the grid-iron three times, and each game ended in a 12-12 tie. Another Sunday, another game, but the East Side virtually trembled as the bucking Broncos Eleven senior gridders pose with their Athletic Director Fr. was elected captain of the 1949 squcld. crushed St. Catherine 41-O in Keyworth Stadium. The St. Stanislaus line served as a forward wall that refused to roll over and play dead when those big, all important blue chips were down, as the Broncos battled the defending Parochial League Champion St. Anthony's to a O-O tie. A week later, the Eaglets of St. Mary's, Orchard Lake, were downed 15-O by the Stannies' eleven. But on the following Sunday, the Blue-Jays of St. Joseph finally tamed the Broncos by a score of 6-0. Thus, the football season ended. The departing gridders really set a record for the returning veterans to stab at. W. Jasionowicz and Coach H. Sobczak. Frank St. John Lower picture, first row, left to right: L. Borczok, L. Tompor, F. St. John, L. Chiodo, Fr. W. Jcrsionowicz, F. Tcdr- zynski, R. Miekosz, R. Mctiewski, A. Nowrocki. Second row, left to right: M. Kaput, J. Tomcszewski, R. Balogh, N. Ugorowski, R. Kolb, W. Ciupkcz, E. Wolowiec, E. Schcrcta, C. Sych, E. Bonkey. Third row, left to right: C. Sitek, R. Hilderbrandt, D. Trzoskolski, R. Hazuko, E. Dzienisowicz, G. Dudzik, R. Beyer, F. Mucieiewski. Fourth row, left to right: G. Pylar, J. Corniuk, L. Miekosz, J. Groner, C. Rosiek, K. Jurek.