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

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l . . Senior Pironcs Hoff Their Helmets in Farewell CAPTAIN Frank St. john . . . left half back . . . a yery able captain of the 1948 Team and 1949 Class . . . sparked his team doggedly during the entire sea- son. VICTORY was his dish. Arnold North . . . emi . . . though he played end wholly on defense, his line bucking and steadfastness broke up many a play. Harry Hyadnck . . . guard , . . had all the traits of a hard line smaslier and starred on the defense. .lack Crozier . . . rurl , . . his talent seemed to he focused mainly in catching a pass in the clutch. Ken jurek . . . bark . . . keyman and pilot of many suc- cessful offensive plays, 5 To Alma Mater Chester Rosiek . . . end . . . his distinguished feature was his supreme ability in his broken lield running. Norb Ugorowski . . . guard . . . he was a brilliant hard-charging, play-smashing lineman. Ralph Beyer . . . ccfntrr . . . met all necessary qualifications and lived up to the expectations of prospertive all city center. George Dudzik , . . righl half bark . . . all around ability man . . . seemed to have a knack for using a fallen team mate for a blocker when he started his kangaroo runs. lidward Diienisowicz . . . bark . . . brilliant player on offense and defense . . . one of the few triple threat backs of Stanies. xllllllll Kaput . . . back . . . hard running and virions tackling . . . were qualities rarely found in a football player. E River Rouge belittled Stames 440 Tuniblinf ljroncos lose to St -oseph F Stanies lo.e third in a row to De la Salle as 95yd run by St. john nullified, . I2-0 Three-year VIINX break! St. Ladislaus Grey- hounds lose-Stanies win ., 21-0 Broncos cap second in a row from St. Cath- erine .. ,, , . l4-7 Passing Teutons fSt. Anthonyj run rampage over the Broncos 32-0 Die-hard spirit produces victory over St. Mary, Orchard Lake for the Broncos in the final game of the season , 19-0 Season's Average .500 IN THE HOUR OF DEPARTURE-Your ALMA MATER thanks you-Your TEAM MA TES salute you-and your FANS cheer you!