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

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JOHN THOMAS R.-NINKO janek . . . Conservative and mild-mannered . . . leaves be- hind him a modest yet impres- sive record . . . a faithful trumpeter of four-year service in the School Band . . . follows his brothers' footsteps in aero- mechanics . . . liven the purest ore needs refinement. brit his refinement is complete. YVe want more of his caliber, St. Albertus! ROlllCR'l' l.. ROM.-KNOWSKI Doc . . . well groomed reserved, dignified , . . plans to receive a degree in medicine . . . a distinguished Sports writer for the liaglet and Sport liditor for the STAN-EM . . . Knowledge seasoned with fun, a good mix- ture . . . Strolled over from St. Hyacinth. ICUGENI-I NORMAN RUDNIK Squibb , . . Equals a nuclear chemist . . . likes to work in home laboratory . . . bright student , . . fine voice . . . member of the Glee Cub for three years . . . Mission re- presentative on Student Council . . . danced in from St. Hya- cinth. GEURGIE L. RUTKOWSKI Lenny . . . lively, likeable, lucky lad . . is aiming for a career in the literary field , . . an errand boy so far . . . welcomes repair jobs of any sort . . . Constantly ready to do his share. St. Stanislaus claims him. 7 7 4 .ld A .- . it Q os. 'en 411 '27 1 . nf . er. .,. L A 22 STANISL.-XUS E. RAINKO Brains . . . the last of the famous Rainko Brothers . . . possesses a reserved, modest, un- assuming personality . . . his shy smile covers strong deter- mination . . . attained high scholastic standing . . . wizard in math and aero-mechanics . . . Blessed with natural talents plus a burning ambition with a bright outlook for the future . . . Hats off in tribute to St. Albertus! Cl-lES'l'liR DOMINIC ROSIEK Chet . . . Quiet, unassuming . . . doesn't know the meaning of ill temper . . . a Varsity man on the football team . . . ad- heres to his motto, Never make the same mistake twice. Prayed, played and enjoyed his stay at St. Stanislaus since Kindergarten days. LUCILLE THIERESA RUNDZIA Lucy . . . Among top-ranking students . , . of cheerful nature and cordial manners . . . her scholastic achievements had been an asset to S. S. High . . . ever ready for assistance . . . with optimistic outlook Lucy states, When all is lost, the future still remains. She has been an eager beaver at St. Stanislaus since Kindergarten days. HARRI ET M. RUTKONVSKI Bubbles . . . happy, gay, big- hearted . . . busy at all times . . . Art Editor of the Eaglet . , . designs own clothes . . . often reflects, The eyes are the windows of the soul . . . came from Immaculate Conception and decided to stay.

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RITA F. PIETRZKIEWICZ Chicken . . . An all-round girl . . . a social butterfly . . . dances a good polka . . . a cheerleader for four years . . . basketball enthusiast . . . one of the prime personality girls . . . Reason is the mistress and queen of all things. Gravitated at St. Stanislaus since her Kinder- garten days. -IOHN DONALD PLOTZKE jackson . . . Mild, cordial. amiable . . . with a sober mind . . . magnetic personality . . . most likely to succeed in the field of architecture . . . walked over from St. Albertus. DOLORES THERESA PRINTZ Dollv - . . last of a line of loyal Stanislausian l'rintz girls . . . with a quick and shy smile. genial disposition and a helping hand captivated many a heart . . . scholastic achievelnentts carved her niche . . . counts scores of friends. A jolly and gentle soul who agrees with everyone. Loyal and true to St. Stanislaus since Kindergarten days. ADELINE EMILIA RAKOWSKI Ads . . . Off hand wit and a sparkling smile . . . gay . . . lighthearted . . . quick and orderly . . . makes and retains friends . . . loves music . . . was a member in the Glee Club throughout high school days . . . maintains that 'Ckll that glitters is not gold . . . Was happy at St. Stanislaus since her Kinder- garten days. JOHN ALEXANDER PITUCH Lanky . . , adventurer . . . spirited . . . active member of the High School Band . . . plays the violin and the sax . . -likes fishing and hunting . . . plans to be a music instruc- tor . . . hails from St. Nicholas. ALICE ROSE PODSIADLY AI . . . Petite. sure, busy, friendly and sagacious . . . managing editor of the Eaglet . . . high in scholastic attainments . . . likes typing . . . music and ice skating , . . believes that Speech is the index of the mind . . . a credit to St. Mark. MICHAEL KI. PROKOPOXVICZ Proxy . . . amiable, fun loving, . . . congenial . . . with a sunny disposition. lively, spirited and friendly to all . . . a lad possessing a talent of attraction . . . dances a good Polka . . . plays in the School Band . . . has always been an asset to St. Sanislaus. JOHN JOSEPH R.-XJS ,Ialmnv . . . shy . . . unassum- ing lad . . . possesses a good dose of intelligence . . . favors Mechanical Drawing . . . col- lects stamps . . . likes baseball and lives by the precepts of the Golden Rule . . . Enlisted from Our Lady Help of Christians. 7 I , 'Jill 1 2l A A an

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RXMONA li. RYCHALSKI Mona . . . Happy-go-lucky, care- free, courteous, musically in- clined, gay, lighthearted . . . with host of friends . . . Live, love. laugh and be happy, says, Ramona who breezcd in from Immaculate Conception. SOPHIE JANE SANKOWSKI Sunny . . . witty and Well liked . . . hopes to be a typist . . . mischievous. full of fun . . . musically inclined . . . plays the accordion well . . . Don't judge all by one's action. Crept in from Resurrection. DANIEL PETER SCH.-XJTER Shyster . . . Quiet, unassuming but going places. Has his own band . . . intends to travel . . . ardent Biology student . . . Practice makes perfect. Sidled from St. Hyacinth. RICHARD CASIMIR SITEK Lefty . . . Laden with unearthed resources , . . perfectly content- ed to listen . , . interested in sports . . . a whiz in math . . . his goal, pro-baseball. Hails from St. Albertus. ll f Z sl S f K1 X tv lt LS f .x WWW GENEVIEVE G. RYDEI, Cenia . . . poised, self-possessed, dignified . . . her very posture commanding respect . . . pos- sesses beauty and depth of soul. mind and body . . . endowed with brilliant mind behind a shy, demure front . . . pleasant, courteous . . . active participant in all activities . . . contributor to the Eaglet . . . Editor-in- chief of the STANAEM . . . a born leader plans to become a beautician of souls, Great souls are portion of eternity. Thanks a million Corpus Christi for the line gift all tied up in Blue Ribbons. RITA DOROTHY SCI-IULTZ Itsy . . . Bitsy package full of fun, optimistic, helpful. wonder- ful alto . . . a member of the Glee Club for four years . . . always around . . . hers is a different version of a favorite quotation, Big things come in little packages. St. Stanislaus, through and through. JOSEPH JOHN SEKOIVSKI Spider . . . a shy guy from St. Albertus . . . well liked by the students . . . helpful and entertaining . . . member of the Student Council as Civic Representative . . . plans to become an architect and reno- vate St. Stanislaus Nonsense on the surface but gold at the core. JAMES EDWARD SOBCZAK jim . . . Endowed with a friendly smile . . . noted for comical remarks . . . Member of the Glee Club for two years . . . believes that, Honesty is the best policy.