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

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t l l xx - ' ' f, tiff! Q. el' gg . Q Z 35 luv Q gif 3 ff lx CIUNRND fi. XVII, XNIOXYSKI ll'1'llt' . . , N'ist'. unnlvst, thought- ful . . . Ilonoi Sllltivlll all four years . . . nialtes friends and keeps tht-ni . . . plays the llllllllwl . . . is lrielidly and gt-m-tous and will always be so l't'lIlCllliJl'l'Cli. l.iit-s hy the Golden Rult ' and hails from ht. Hratinth. IJORUIIIY NI. XVO.lN.XROWlKZl llnl . . . tilt-ter. przntital and eager . . . atltainetl high scholas- titt zivt-lunge . . . tan atltl punth and spite to t-very allair . . . attivt- in ttlrritulai' and extra- t'urritul:tr attiiities. friendly autl fun-loving . . . has been an inspiration at St. Stanislaus all the way up from Kintlergarten. She muses, life is a iigsaw llllllit' with llttlit of the pieres missing. I.liON.XRD R. XVR0lH.liXX'SKI l.r'n . . . 'lulI, handsome atid winsonie . . . a lieartlweakei' when wearing Midnight Blue . . . forexer tinkt-rs with auto engines . . . tops in math . . . extels in st'it'ut't- and iuethzinital drawing . . . loves sports . . . atlx'ot'att-s. He who hesitates is lost. He figures . . . Yea. Resut'ret'tion! S'l'lil.l.,-K SOl'lllli XVYSZYNSKI ,Slrl . . . l't-it and pretty cheerleader and at leaflet' of good t'lit-ers . . . tiot'ht'ts between classes . . . St'tI't'l dt-sire to he an interior decorator , . . Su-I keeps l'l'lllilNiilll,: that Maisie is her hohhy, sports, ht-r enjoyment and friends her assets. A gift from St. Louis the King. Nl,XRfi,XRli'l' XVOQIIICCHUXVSKI Allllgft' . . . Sporty . . . at home on the basketball floor . . . aftive in musit' circles . . . likes traniping . . . It pays to sludv sais the lass who tlrihbled 'in froiu St, Hyacinth. RXYMOND Y. XVOLOSIYK Rav . . . prefers Math to any other subject . . . is interested in aero-uict'hauit's . . . looks fine in blue . . . is a clean-cut lad . . . with enough charm and personality to attract attention . . . will make engineering his tareer. lie honest always, says the lad from Holy Name. DOROTHY T. WYCIKOWSKI Du! ..., X polished lady of the world . . . wears a bright smile and has a kind word for every- one . . . her talents and appli- cation to study will lead her to realization of her ambitions . . . active in participation at all events . . . member of the STAN-FM staff. X friend in need, is a friend indeed. A handy handful from St. Hyacinth. BERNARDIN l-I T. ZALIZXVSKI Berny ..., -K sweet lass gifted with music' . . . singing and dancing . . . reliable, conscien- tious, just the type to make a good nurse . . . member of the Glee Club and the Student Coun- ril . . . a good student and faithful friend . . . believes that Everything comes to those who wait. Tiptoed in from St. Haycinth. VC' .ttf f . l ' 1

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REGINA L. TADRZYNSKI Reggie . . . a loyal and true Stanislausian supplied with a scintillating personality . . . dependable, reliable and trust- worthy . . . an ardent sports fan . . . lives by the motto, Do unto others as you would want others to do unto you. DOROTHY I.. UR BANSKI Dorsey . . . endowed with a serious mind and a keen sense of humor . . . noted for her spontaneous and humorous re- plies . . . good, sensible and dependable lass . . . Sodahty secretary . . . Red Cross repre- sentative member of the Glee Club . . . a welcome addition to any affair. With her, St. Stanislaus is first and last. ROBERT EDWARD VAN Bee-Bop . . . Keen, alert, active . . . musically inclined . . . member of the Glee Club and the School Band . . . says with vim, Keep your tongue behind your teeth. A Stanislausian of good standing. PATRICIA F. WESOLOWSKI Pat . . . Petite, vivacious, grace- ful . . . able to make permanent friendships . . . added chartn and a good dose of vitality to the school life at St. Stanislaus since Kindergarten days. Her sweet lilting voice added zest in vocal performances . . . believe that If you don't succeed, try, try again. DELPHINE J. TROSZAK Del . . . Charming, clever, calm but efficient, noted for friend- liness and winning ways . . . intellectually gifted . . . uses persuasive means to confirm her point of view . . . a firm believer of Share the Truth, don't hoard it. Loves and is beloved at St. Stanislaus since her Kindergarten days. ROBERT C. UZNAJEWICZ Uzy . . . Quiet but active, dependable, of solid substance and good sport all around . . . In the Mood is his favorite song . . . a good lad from St. Albertus. ROXANNE A. WVACHOWSKI Roxie .... A vibrant person- ality that insures the friendship of all . . . musically inclined . . . sweet voiced . . . greatly interested in the opera . . . St. Stanislaus' Prima Donna . . . something to watch on the dance floor . . . greets every- one with an impartial Hello! . . . tripped in from Immaculate Conception. RICHARD E. VVIERZBICKI Perky . . . slim, quick, witty, willing . . . ever ready and ever on the go . . . full of fun but thinks seriously . . . designs in his spare time . . . is engrossed in Mechanical Drawing . . . helps at every enterprise . . . his smile is broad and infectious . . . Member of the STAN-EM staff. Prayer is the key of the day and lock of the night. . . . A live wire from Our Lady Help of Christians. 'I 25 , 4 .vtfgagira f ' I 5 ' Y ' - x fi - x,! ,' L

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, mr Nmnnn, - -'--- ---- -7- --- My Jem Qaacluala It is always with mixed feelings, that I say my parting word to the Graduates. I rejoice, that another group of boys and girls whom we received as callow youths, are now leaving the portals of St. Stanislaus High-prepared to meet the vicissitudes of life. But, I also grow pensive, when they reach the turning point in their lives, when as St. Paul says They put away the things of a child and launch into the world on their own. I then post the questiong Have we, to whom they have been entrusted, acquitted ourselves creditably? Only their future lives can answer that satisfactorily. I believe however-that under our guidance and direction, you have become heirs of a resplendent Catholic and American heritage, and are ready to live it and transmit it to others. I was particularly arrested by the apt motto you have chosen: CHRIST IS OUR CENTER-WE ARE CHRISTO-CENTRIC. In these days of all absorbing secularism, we must stress an all absorbing Christ-Centrism. There is only one antidote for secular- ism, and that is Christo-Centrism. The more the world tries to banish Christ from home, school, education, economic life, world neighborliness-the more you as Christophers-Christ bearers-must place Him there. But before you can Hinstaurare omnia in Christo, restore all things in Christ-you must restore Christ in your own mind, heart, and soul. Then and only then you will do all things Per Ipsum, cum Ipso et in Ipso -by Him, with Him, in Him. May the spirit of Love of Christ guide you during the years to come. May the spirit of Commemoration Day be the spirit of your Graduation Day. Devotedly yours, REVEREND VINCENT BORKOWICZ 27