Sweetest Heart of Mary High School - Marian Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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l l QI .aw 1' 10: l -. 5 l - 1 ! A N 'IlilIIIIllIIMmmmmllgmlilllllllll IMEIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHLG2IllllIlIIIIIIIIIMEIIIIIIllIllllllli-HNIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIllllIIHNIIIIIIIlllllllIIMEJIIIIllllIllllIIHLEIIIIllIIIllIllI2-WNZIIIIIIll!IIllllMlbllllllIIIIIIIIIILWNJIIIIIIIIIII MARIAN V CLASS PROPHECY Anne Bozynskl stands before an English High School class that looks at her in reverence of the vast learning she acquired at Sweetest Heart of Mary High. GEDCVIEVE Clesnlewskl devotes her llfe to gOll1g about dolng good to all the world Tben I see the lnslde of a large church where a s ately prlest ln hls rob s of dlgnlty pours forth words of lnsplred lnstluctlon Verlly lt lS Leo Domlnlck hll'I1Se1f who has entered lnto the SGYVICC of the church Next I see Anne Gagala getflng a heavy bonus from her boss for the lovely lnterlor decoratlng she dld ln an up to date New York Hotel Thele IS Clala Galazka a famous vlo IDISC calllng fo th svleet stralns frcm her pollshed lnstrument whlle Margaret Wagus dances a Jlg ln dellffhtful tlme to the muslc her flffure swaylng from Slde to slde at the appeal of the fantastic alr I cant belleve lt but lt lS Catherlne Gazarek who FSCEIVES her dlploma from the Flvlng School She IS now a full fledged alr hostess Margaret Junga a woman of strong mlnd s rong vllll and stronger temper lectures on a strong subject An Old Mald Demonstratlng Her Indep ndence of Man Walklng down the corrldors of a well known hospltal ln Rochester Mlnnesota IS Mary Kozloxl skl All of a sudden the screen shows a strong breeze and a whlff of far far pralrles Mary Ann Kuszak of the 13131115 a ploneer of dlstant wlldness and vastness IS Tldlng over the broad spaces Eleanore Matu IHSKI IS a leadlng busmess lady who IS glvlng a lecture to the happy faced students of S H M on the Qualltles of a Good Stenographer Ah the dalnty lady of soclety envled and flattered by all the queen of every gatherlng the belle of every hall IS Therese MIRSKOW kl Whats all the GXCIC ment about9 I see a new sboy runnlng down the street with Extra Papers all about the bl battle Amerlcan forces are led to vlctory by the gallant soldler hero of the hour General Raymond Ostrowskl Pretty as a DICDUFS IS our hostess Cecllla Palaslk She entertalns many people of hlgh r nk at her resldence Typlng bully at the Mavors offlce ln Ch1CBgO IS Rlta R, eske She lS an excellent prlvate secretary Now I ee an IIIHIIEVXSB blllboard and vlhat do s lt ay9 A e ond Me ba greatest op ra sulger of the day' Dorothy Skamlera A rlch woman countlng her money wearlng her dlamonds rldes ln her aero plane her name? O yes I see now lt IS Vlrgmla Sudomler Vlfglnla Taslemskls ambltlon has led her ever upward and onward untll she IS lolv th Flrst Lacy of the Country In a large o flce among many men and women of m ny mlnds s ts a p osperous lawyer the glrl who ln our Hlgh School days had not yet learn d to Ile Nay not even on the rlght slde would Rose ZICZUICWICZ say a word that could be untluly lnterpreted Thus ended the prcphecy I went to Profe snr Confu CICUS and congratulated hlm on. hl Wonderful lnventlon Professor Confusclous Smll d and sald th1t the base prlnclples of h1S prognostlcator yet remalns to be fully understood and mastered For the maln developments of the prognostlcator we mav look forward to durlng the next two decades Expresslng my heartfelt thanks I peedlly went home as lt was growlng late and I had many thlngs to do that nlght Rose MUSZynSkl Ntlll 'E M E if .. 5 E E E 5 v . . . , . . . 'V - . . L . . . 3 E E - G L ' E S V . . . E : -J E E . . Q v . 1. . . A . Y V . E E L7 ' - g , . . . . . . . : E ' .. E: , , - y , : E . ' - A ' e . E E , D , . ' . . , E E v . Y . .Q . Q v . , . E ,ET , .. - - , U 5 . . ., . 5 . . F , . E : . . . . : - -0, ln ' ' E E 1 D ' E E . - , .I ,G E v - E E 'O - a ' . 5 . S. , . .... C ' . : ' 'Q E ' s ' , ' , l c ' S . S 3 l - E 3 , D - .. - - 5 E5 - . , , . g E E E l ' 3 ' ' ' I '. 5 aw 'S f ' ' 5 ' i T E ' ' ' - f ' E E ' ' . . . . I ' . ' ' E E ' c ' . E E ' H S ' 5 - s I . I - E e ' E E . E E - E 9' S g E E E E Tx' - 5 -Foul' E 5llIIIIllIllISWIIIIIIIIIIIIIIWWIIIIIIIlUlllllRYEllIllIIIIIllIllWENllIIIIIIlIllUNEIIIIIIIIIllIllWYEIIIIIIllIIllIllIIIllIIlfilfflIIIIllIlIIIIIDNEIIIIIHIIDHHIRYEIIIIIllllIIIIIIRYEIIIIIIIIIIIllIITNQ!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIRYEZIIIIIIIIIIIIE J I

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D E 91 J T D: 5 ? D1 .. N Jw -4 Rl E W 4 4 N 4 3. .4 N 5 :W MARIAN CLASS VVHL To Aloysius Smagacz we bequeath Eleanore Matusmskis six foot stature To Irvin Baranski we bequeath Therese Miaskowskis even temper and charming manners To Arnold Balicki we will Rose MuSZyHSklS ability to rule the claas with an iron hand To Thomas Starosta and Stanley Wnetrzak we grant Raymond Ostrowskis wonderful ability to dodge Work of any tvpe in any place at any time To Sabina Goszczynski and Ann Kowalski we bequeath Cecilia Palasiks ability to work and work and work some more To Ann Zurawski and Joseph Anderson we leave Rita Roeskes patience and perseverance without which she wouldnt have turned out a winner To Hilda Michalski we leave Dorothy Skamieras baby talk and amusing line of chatter To George Chrzanowskx we will Virginia Sudomiers good humor which made her a ray of sunshine in our classroom To Rose Andrzejczak and Harold Pazik We bequeath Virginia Tasiemskis skill in selling tickets to the most pessimistic people To Stanley Gancarz we will Margaret Wagus perpetual giggles and silly vocal noises 'lo Esther Godlewski and Bernadine W1ob1ewsk1 we bequeath Rose Zlezule wiczs ability to hit the ivories with plenty of noise if not perfect harmony With these various dedications we duly make Evelyn Slazankowski a freshman the executrix of the above mentioned will and testament In witness, whereof we the Class of 39, have set our hand and seal, this fourteenth day of March, Anno Domini, one thousand nine hundred and thirty-nine. Signed, Mary M. Kozlowski. CLASS PROPHECY A startled world gasped with amazement when Professor Confuscious, a dark horse in scientific researches, suddenly invented a. prognosticator machine which could predict the future. The instrument shows on screen that which passes through the mind. It was my good fortune to attend the lecture given by Professor Confuscious, followed by a short exhibition. When it was all over the other guests went away, but I asked the Professor whether it would be asking too much to go over with the experiment again. I explained that I was appointed to write the Class Prophecy and would like to have the thoughts of the Oriental Prophet portrayed on the screen. He assented. so I gave the Oriental a list of the names of my classmates and asked him to think of their respective fates. The seer was connected by a thin coil to the machine and directly opposite was the screen. Soon the lights were extinguished, then came a few words muttered by the seer, followed by sparks and sputteringg then my attention was given to the screen, for soon I saw what the future had in store for my classmates. What! Could it be possible? Yes, it is Joseph Baranski, receiving all honors in New York City after he breaks all previous records in a non-stop transatlantic flight. s 1 K Twe nt y Thx 1 e IIIlllllllllfilkllIIIIIIllIlIIIIRM-illllllIIIIUIII1976!IlllllllIIIIIIIRYEZIIIIHIIIlIIIIIZNECIIIIIIIIIIIIIIISWIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIRYEIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIRYEIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIRYHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIRYEZIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIRYETIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIQYHIIIIIIIIIIIFF' : in EUIIIIIII IllIWNIIIIIllIllIllllIIWNZIIIIIIIllIllllMllhlllllllIIIIIIIMIHII llllllllllldlhl llllIllIllIMIE.IllllllllllllllllllIIIMMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHNIllllllllllllIMLEIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMLHllllllllIllIll.-WHIIIIIIIIIIIIII 41V Illlllllllllllk E Qi N s N . . ., . 3 . . . ., . U 5 .. . . 5 . v v ' E . 3 E . , , . W S Q i . . W , . U s . s S y E . . . . . . . 1 E , . , . . 5 ., My . .. . . . ' Si . 5 . . A W

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