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

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S.. ri Wfllllll f sw' MARY AGNES JASZCZUK Marysia . . . Fresh, unspoiled. wholesome . . . diligent member of the Sodality . . . devoted to studies . . . believes that The measure of a man is the size of the thing it takes to get his goat . . . veteran of St. Stanislaus. CIADYS JOZWIAK Tex . . . baseball should be her middle name . . . also active in basketball . . . peppy . . . energetic , . . believes To he K'0INt'i0ll5 iilill YOU ZIYC lgllllllllli is a great step to knowledge. Her parish . . . St. john Evangelist. Jlll.I.'X AGNES K.-XRAMON Ginger . . . Think twice before you speak . . . suitably applied in her life . . . a friendly smile and carefree swagger . . . a blue-eyed lass who displays her love for music and dancing . . . a veteran of St. Stanislaus. RALPH H. KAZIMIERCZUK Buffalo Bill . . . eoy, unassum- ing, friendly . . . lives by his favorite quotation, lJon't be afraid to admit a mistake, you'll never be criticised for doing so . . . stepped in from St. Hyacinth. fir 3 vw-L Q, .av-s Qi qsg.. LEO FRANK JECZEN Limpy . . . a native of St. Stanislaus . . . always appreciates a joke . . . pltlcky attitude and determined will . . . Every cloud has a silver lining, state: Limpy. KENNETH JAMES JUREK Ken . . . mischievous, merry, masculine . . . avidity towards sports makes him an athlete of great ability . . . bounded in from St. John Evangelist. STAN LEY G. KASPRZYK Casper . . . an ardent lover ol music . . . played in the school band for four years . . . edilied his classmates with his courtly manners . . . aspires for higher things of life . . . three cheer: for St. Hyacinth's where he come: from. ROSEMARIE T. KLEPACZYK Rosie . . . an active sports fa . . . led the cheering sectio with vim and vigor for thre years . . . scholastic achieve ments are not disrupted by he participation in extra-curricula activities . . . musically incline . . . a native of St. Stan's.

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M.XRCELL.X J. CRABOWSKI Mzirry . . . ready and willing to lend a spark of humor . . . her motto, Into each life, some rain must fall . . . sailed in from St. Hyacinth's. ROBERT JOSEPH HAZUKA Zuks . . . S. S. Hi . . . was his one and only . . . two loves are hunting and Fishing . . . Varsity football, two years . . . Always says, Live and learn . . . Our Lady Help of Christians in his parish. HARRY JOHN HYADUCK Duke . . . owner of a manly physique and interest in football . . . hunting occupies his spare time . . . success in engineering is his greatest hope . . . glided in from Resurrection. MICHAEL A. JACHINSKI Mickey . . . Handsome in blue . . . enjoys bookkeeping and typing . . . plans to play pro- fessional baseball . . . A penny cart make a million , he thinks . . . Ambled over from Our Lady Help of Christians. , ...N YT,- L I XXNVVI 'I 17 S ' af 'rs-2 . 525, S ' fo S Z7 JOHN JOSEPH GRONER ,lark . . . versatile athlete . . . prominent in basketball and base- ball circles . . . possesses that natural swell guy personality . . . hails from St. Stanislaus. ROBERT I.. HILDEBRANDT Killer . . . Really kills them with his music and baseball . . . typing suits him line . . . meme ber of gridiron team for two years . . . the man says. The poetry of Earth is never dead. DELPHINE M. IGNATOXVICZ Del . . , her timely wit made the most difficult classes more enjoyable . . . one of the top artists to walk the hallowed halls of S. S. High . . . loads of success in your artistic career . . . comes from St. Hyacinth's. JOHN JOSEPH JANOWICZ Long john , . . industrious, determined, reserved . . . plans to become a Mechanical Engineer . . . until then occupies himself by collecting souvenirs . . . a gift from St. Hyacinth. X

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SHIRLEY M.-KDELINE KOLKA Brown Eyes . . . sailed from Catholic Central to complete her high school education. Friendly, easy to get along with, Winsome personality . . . believes that one should look ahead, never behind. CHESTER M. KOWALCZYK Chet . . . lNIischievous . . . quaint, typically American . . . comes from St. Stanislaus . . . hopes to make his dream of traveling come true . . . an ardent believer of Live and Learn. CHARLES E. KOXVALSKI flux . . . lively. lucky, likeable . . . his ambition lies buried in the field of engineering . . . believes that Where there is a will there is a way. Charles sauntered in from St. Albertus. RICHARD NORBERT KREPS Wolf . . . neat, ready, laughing, mischievous . . . likes football . . , plans to be a toolmaker. lt's never too late to learn. He amhled in from St. Hyacinth. MARY ANN L. KOSTECKI Mary Ann . . . quiet but re- sourceful . . . smiles often and spontaneously . . . graced the hall of St. Stanislaus since Kinderarten days . . . her interest falls along the lines of pharmacy. EUGENE I. KOWALEWSKI Cavale . . . hailed to St. Stanis- laus in his Junior year . . . tall, seen in trio . . . enjoys driving . . . pins his hopes to salesmanship . . . dropped from St. Louis the King. RICHARD L. KOWALSKI Slim . . . Tall and thin . . looks wonderful in blue . . . popular with the girls . . . a great debater . . . Money isn't everything, but it sure helps. Hails from St. Hyacinth. DOLORES ACETINE KRZYCKI Dell . . . possesses engaging personality . . . casual wit . . . a faithful friend . . . favorite subject is typing . . . success in the secretarial career is in the crystal ball . . . Practice makes perfect . . . sailed in from Immaculate Conception. 1' 1' 3+ f g ,X , if X sg, i q : , ' i ip A f sill?