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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1955 volume:

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' - , , 3 , , , ., .. v, J 1' 'gg 'f1'5. ana Jlu-of W cl We humbly and proudly unfurl the banner that has been in our hearts since our freshman year The creed that has been ours through four years at Sweetest Heart of Mary Hlgh School It IS f1tt1ng that 1tShOu1d become our theme for the Mar1an as rt exemplrfles our true sp1r1t It 1S for us to pause and reflect how many t1mes we have prayed to God and have sought out the Blessed Tr1n1ty as God the Father, ln Power, Strength and Glory as God the Son 1n Love, rn Sacr1f1ce, and 1n Purlty, as God the Holy Ghost, 1n Sp1r1t 1n W1SdOm and in Conflrmatlon of Truth fs W 'i The Blessed Trrmtv Mystery of MySt8T18S No creature Y1S1b16 or 1nv1s1ble can penetrate 1nto the mystery of the Tr1n1ty Pope St Horm1sdas In the pages that follow we shall carry out our theme, expresslng our thoughts as we see them 1n every walk of our l1ves here As the pages unfold we shall truly flnd that God IS Man s Fxrst Need - 3 6 goal i4 ' ' ee hr ' up E I XB xt ' 'x Reverend Adam Koprowski With the heritage tri a Christian education. we leave the portals of our Alma Mater tri Challenge the wfmrld heftwre us. Much of what has beer: af'hie'.'ed at Sweetest Heart High is due to the absorbing interests uf Reverend Adam Kuprmnrski. a man of extraordinary powers. training. and a high sense- tit dedicatiun t jquuth, As an advwcate uf swund Christian eciuvatitni. he has helped tw fill nur sehwil life with enwugh interest to keep it ran a path that leads tsl a spiritual. intellertual. nit ral. and sm-ial happiness. We express our must sizzvt-re gratitude. and pray that Gnd may grant hini the inn' til seeing the gwwd he has L1C'l'HIl'.Qlll5hCd toward the education ui frputh. -4. Father Jerome Smalarz With his great foresight and understand- ing as a leader Father Jerome Smalarz has guided and will continue to guide the students of Sweetest Heart under the watchful eye of the Church. May we take heed, and walk the path of eternal glory! Father Anthony Wall1s To know one who IS keenly mterested 1n our h1ghest asplratlons IS to know our beloved Father Anthony Wall1s He has endeared hxmself to us through h1s con stant zeal on our behalf Lughllg !0I' arg S1ster Mary Luc11da PFIHCIPB1 Amerlcan H1story Glee Club Sxster Mary Concepta Slster Mary Florlan Busmess Educanon and Rellglon Engllsh and Lxbrary 6 sb ini X! S1ster Mary B1and1ne Gen SCIGHCQ B1010g'y Clothmg M9 SPUICQ Lip-3 'Wi ,-sfllfiv' ,v'4 Y S1ster Mary Cather1ne H1story French Mathemat1cs S1ster Mary Bonfllla Engllsh Mathemat1cs QQGQJ 13.- S1ster Mary J ust1t1a Slster Mary Thaddea Draftmg Mathemat1cs Lat1n 7 Bus1ness Educatlon O CAM leuofei A word full of deep meamng whlch 1nsp1red the Sen1or Class of 55 to be umted 1n Joys and d1ff1cult1es All for one and one for all was 1n the heart of each Sen1or No one was alone for ahelplng hand was extended at all tlmes Although there were two homerooms lt was as though they were one A deep sense of cooperatlon and generos1ty helped to make each effort a hue success The glory of God was foremost 1n every undertaklng follow that motto God IS man s f1rst need was well expressed by every Sen1or W1thOUt H1m our efforts would have been useless A flower IS a beaut1fu1 work of nature wh1ch tells a story of love Such 1S the love we have for our Alma Mater No one could be prouder than the Class of 55 to be a part of the emblems green and s1lver our school colors whlch symbol1zes hope and loyalty No matter where we are years from now our hope and loyalty to our Alma Mater wlll never fade 8 ur 7 A class motto is important but more important is to IK ' 7 ' 77 7 H 7 , . . I 7 f PROTEN S MEAS UTATEA BCDRES UT D MIUM God, the Father Omnipotent, behold my outstretched hands that I may receive my hardships as an excellent gift from Thee Thy Kingdom come. fi Q. e b, . 3 13 Q I 3 1 A U . i s , 9 'S PRESIDENT Norman Patalon S H M Pat showed his abxllty to be a leader by being elected president of the sen1or class The things he llkes to do most are sw1mm1ng,bowl ing and horseback riding He dis likes homework on busy week ends Ambitlon undecided Pat s favorite song is I Believe l:v '9v F V1ce Presldent Barbara Trendell S H M Babs Dynamic and sportsloving Fa vors dancing to Polkas and likes swlmmlng Babs d1Sl1k8S PESSI mistic people Her amb1t1on lies in the secretar1al field Sways to Yours nada' .7Aan JIOOAAA pr cle .gl Ecomea 5 aa Cjaziozca Secretary Bar ara Singer S H M Barbs also an able speaker Barbs likes going to good movies and disllkes staying up late dolng homework Ambitlon lies in the business world Treasurer Mary Maher St .TohnEvangal1st Irish A small gal with a big heart She loves to ride a horse people irk her She s dreamy eyed when she hears How When or Where For a small girl she has a big ambition a police wo man E 6:1 1, Ili, Q I X l l 1 F I U l ...Ambitious andserious-rnindedg or to 'go swimming but conceited L-K 4 hr .t X S 1 Q I , f W 4 S' E X X l ski 22 1 1 If V ' I . 10 . Ralph Kazmierski S H M Kazie A fine fel low w1th a smile that brightens everyone s heart He enJoys watch ing a football game but poor sportsmanshlp 1rks him His greatest ambl tion is to be a million aire E grafefuf an ..!4CCel9t Thomas Piecuch Elizabeth Peco A little guy With a big heart His favorite pas time is eating Poor sportsmanship and wo men drivers irk h1m To be a lawyer or pro fesslonal bowler is his wish Elaine Salawitz...Holy Name... Reserved but fun loving. Goes for classical jazz and enjoys pizza. She dislikes being kept waiting and hates missing busses. Her greatest hope is to get mar- ried and raise a family. Loves to hear Run-a-Round . Sylvia Iwanskl St Hy acinth Syl Very pe tite but a great help to everyone She likes bowling and swoons to the tune of Too Young by Nat King Cole Crowded busses and carrying umbrellas are her dislikes To marry and raise a family is her wish for the future Sandra Cypllc Holy Name Sandy Though she ssmall she lacks in no virtue She is inter ested in Jazz and dancing to the tune of Because of You Snobs annoy her Her great dream is to be an 1dealCathol1chousew1fe 11 I 3' klx if We l Q. ' . - - l I 0 e g . . A cc 7: . f V, fo - . . c I '. fy jk ' . . .SL N NM' N 'V if ' 4 :H -H X I, Z H - 1 la. ' . ' . 1 . .' - 5 f f A 7 . . . E ' f f' W .. H. xisva i- V 'S f r Sir' 1 QE 'nun fav Z' G' .t John Garback r Lady Queen of Heaven Johnny A friendly fel low w1th a smxle for everyone He has a 11k ing for poetry but hates do1ng homework HIS disllke for homework w1ll not stop h1m from gomg to college h1s plan for the future Rosalie Sulkowsk1 St John Evangehst Roe Pleasant and carefree Likes popular mus1c and roller skat1ng Her pet peeve IS r1d1ng on crowded buses Roe wishes to be a secretary when she leaves Hearts M1lan Sm1sc1k Corne l1us and Cyprlan Joe A f1ne fellow who Jo1ned the senlor c las s th1s year Joe IS crazy about operas, especlally Barber of Sev1lle He d1SllkES Eartha Klth, but loves the song t'Sha Boom Hopes to enter college when he leaves Hearts 12 Gheslaxne Dansereau St John Evangelist Jessle Afrlendly and smcere gal Is dlsturbed by concelted people, 11keS to listen to the latest tunes When she leaves school she plans to make nurs1ng her career jk P61665 all 0l'l0l'6 2621110 fa llatezf Glor1a Brown Greusel Glo Glo IS amb1t1ous and IS as p1r1ng to be a secretary Her favorxte food IS hamburgers wlth mustard She has an even temper but IS annoyed by crabby drlvers She IS C2pt1Vated by the song Forever and Always Q li V f 1 Nl tp .zx W1 A 1 2 I l 1 2 w if- , 4 c 11 'di' V ' S , f ,N 1, X, ,I Maryann Grondzleleski S H M Fun loving and dependable Horseback riding 1S her favorite pastime and she dislikes walking in the rain She wishes to become a stenographer l'0fl'l Wegtedf Jleafl ! Wa g .jflgk .gf 4 0 Jc,,.,,,,AJ,e an J udith Brazier Nat1v1ty Judy Good natured and full of fun Judy plans to go on to college to pre pare for her career Her hobby is collecting records and dancing especially to the tune of Walklng Shoes 'NS' Fi? Gerald Prebe11ch...Ho1y Name...Rusty...He likes sports, blonds and me- chanical drawing but doesn't like getting up in the morning. Rusty looks forward to being a draitsman when he leaves Hearts. His fa- vorite song is Run-a- Roxmd. Shirley Marclnkowski St Albertus Shirl A llvely girl who loves to dance Another hobby she enjoys IS horse back riding One thlng she does not enjoy is eating carrots Smile by Nat Kmg Cole 1 her favorlte song Her ambltion a personnel director Leo Wendt Holy Name Pookie Leo 1S2.IlaI' dent pizza pie and hunt 1ng fan He hates wo men drivers and is an noyed when riding on crowded busses HIS plans are to become a tool maker LBO11keStO lsten to Run a Round 13 pup- 'Z Hedwig Bil. . .St. Hya- cinth. . .Judy. . .A sin- cere, fun loving gal who spends her spare txme dancmg and swlmmmg She d1sl1kes concerts and her plans are to make a career as an airllne hostess Elizabeth Schafke S H M Betty W1tty, re sourceful and sports m nded Lxkes dancing to Polkas d1sl1kes w a t c h 1 n g telev1s1on Hopes to become a sten ographer when she leaves Hearts Teach Me Tomght 1S tops on her 11st Joan Kozak M .Tome A smart gal who IS a loyal frxend to everyone She l1kes any k1nd of muslc but her favorlte 1S Smlle Movxes are an oth e r form of entertamment that she enjoys On leav 1ng Hearts she hopes to become a nurse 14 Paul Scheer L Q of H Pula Paul likes mechamcal draw1ng sports, boats and girls H strongly dlslikes 8 30 Monday mornmg and nolsy cars Hls aim 1n life is to become an engmeer Paul s favorite song 1S Answer Me My Love Ower, Oil g 5 Oil? ein em el' l'0l'l'l WAOM C0010 Thomas Podeszwlk Holy Name Tom A SCFIOUS fellow but quite friendly F1sh1ng and hunt lng are h1s favorxte pastxmes Tom d1sl1kes stay1ng after school l1ke the rest of the guys HIS ambxtlon IS to become a w1ldl1fe photographer, and h1s favorxte song IS Let Me Go Lover 3 Slug. 'i Cl . 5 ... ... I f a i . ' I . a , n 1 L e ll C ' If 3, - - 1. - .rr 'U' jg. Ronald Kruk S H M Ron A very friendly guy and an excel lent athlete Ron is always an noyed by flat tires on rainy nights His greatest ambition is to own and operate a garage and service station t 5 OUPCE Of? Oil 5 ong C15 ,W EMC! Herman Smigielski...Immaculate Conception.. Spider...This fellow goes in for all sports especially basketball. Dislikes poor sports- manship and foreign built cars. Plans for the future--to be a Mortician. Spider likes the song Blue Violins Constance Hernden St Hyacinth Connie A thoughtful and true friend She admires convertibles, is an ar dent football fan but she dislikes serious people and work Her big dream to enter college Marilyn Dembek Our Lady Queen of Heaven Lynn Lynn enjoys do ing a lot of things but her specialty 1sdr1v1ng She dislikes hard work but always gets her share done Her great est ambition is to be come a nurse Patricia Ginzel .... John Evangelist.. Pat... Pat likes m u s i c and loves to dance. Her fa- vorite song is Peg of My Heart by the Har- monicats. Her plans for the future lie in the sec- retarial fleld. With her personality she is bound for nothing but the best. .5. 3 45 who M-1... Cel1ne Kozak S H M Sally Very obliging with a pleasant person al1ty Sally enjoys mov les zmmensely but she IS very bored w1th pes s1m1sts Her plans for the future are not defx n1te but she w1ll prob ably be a secretary Joanne Kulw1ck1 Our Lady Queen of Heaven Jo A t1m1d but true fr1end S1ng1ng is her greatest enjoyment as long as It lsnt Jazz Cherry ple does not please her fancy J hopes to become a sec retary 1n the near fu ture Loretta Chambers Greusel Lorne A cheerful lass and frlend to all Her stud1es ln offlce practice should be a great help to Lorne for she plans to be a secretary She loves to swim and her favorlte song Let Me Go Lover .16. Walter Rekowski St Elizabeth Wally Wally is a very friend ly guy wxth the great desire to become a draftsman Hls favorite food 1S plzza w1th pepperoni He d1slikes crabby people in the mormng but because of h1s easy gomg nature gets along with everyone 34 l'y of .NWI 3 af A if llfell f cf' A f Raymond Angellelx St Ellza beth PeeWee A sharp lad who IS l1ked by all He IS very ln terested 1n sports especlally hocky auto racmg and baseball He wlshes to follow the career of a baseball player Gxrls who wear ballerlnas get on h1s nerves +1 V - 5 9 . ' 1 n ' , '. . ' ' an M - ' e i W 'l ' ' ' - A Cl ' iii 4' 4, it . 0 H . I 0 ac 0 5. l z I 1 ' 'T - 1 . .. ' ..'...' Gi , is L' Z ll. Dennis Zaluski St John Evan gellst Menace A happy fellow though sometimes very serious He likes good fun lots of money and bowlmg He dislikes hard work but plans to go on to college to prepare for h1s career ju? sS?9ll'll QQOLCQ5 ll OI1 Cllflfalll Joseph Chlmelak St John Evan gellst Joe A smart l1ttle guy who IS agalnst showoffs and poor sportsmanshlp Joe llkes art and commerclal flying and as already guessed he will choose either of the two as a career Dorothy Opalewski...S. H.M. . .Dotty. ..Serious minded and sincere. En- joys going to hocky games and favors the Red Wings. Dotty has a hobby of collecting Christmas cards. Her ambition is to become a housewife. Janet Abel Our Lady of Good Counsel Jan A friendly glrl w1th a serlous mtentlon to bea secretary She enyoys worklng wlth ceramlcs and prldes herself on be1ng punctual M Lee Reserved but oh so cheerful L1kes danc1ng and many sports Lee lS agaxnst dlscourteous p e 0 pl e She is sent by the tune Heart and Soul plres to be a secretary 17 ' f I Y X R 'YY '15 lin' s ' Nw O fy ad 9 I .C .a L M W, - - . ' , X N 1 2 f Leona Zuchowski...S.H. , --f- .V A f , ' . ' . f ts X or Asf ff 'Va , I I I Z f gh gfa C05 l Uell f Robert Walendz1k Immaculate Conceptlon Polak Th1s cute guy IS golng to spend his future hfe 1n the navy Polak can often be seen e1ther at a hocky game r1d1ng crowded buses Fellce Kowalczyk Our Lady Queen of Heaven Phyl V1va clous and thoughtful She s an eager football fan who swoons when she hears Ill Buy That Dream Stenography as a ca reer IS her blggest dream Marguerite Cralg Ascension Mardl A sweet g1rl and afrxend to everyone Her greatest ambl tion is to be a court recorder Her favorite d1Sh 1S plzza pie and she swoons to the tune of Because of You John Basillco St Ellzabeth Johnny A friendly guy w1th a pleaslng personahty Peroxlde blondes d1sgust hlm and h1s 1n terest 1S held by any forms of sports He wlshes to be an arch1 tect Johnny lxkes muslc especx ally Nat K1ng Cole' , oo Young 1 -18 'QW Sylvla Ross Ascenslon Falth Friendly gay and attractive En Joys dancing and eatmg spaghetti Faith d1Sl1k6S western mov1es and screams at slght of splders Asplres to be a deslgner Raymond Grabowskl St El1za beth Ray Areal sharpguywho llkes to work Engllsh class p1ZZa ple and poor sports are not h1s favorltes but blondes OH BOY' Hxs ambltlon IS undeclded e ' M- 0 uw Q 3' Tl . , , J-f +45 U H. 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I :Q Marguerxte Kosk1 Ascenslon Peggy A sweet gal w1th a great sense of humor Sw1mm1ng1s her favorite pastlme Pxzza w1th an chovles agree wlth her but ban anas are out She s a domestlc mmded gal whose amb1t1on IS to be a seamstress is: N.. .-,-, ,va 3 Barbara Klauza St Hyac1nth Babs A thoughtful gal w1th a good word for everyone Televl sxon and mus1c mterest her but ram and d1shwash1ng are out She chooses nurslng as her ca reer O 0ll!el'5 Joan Marszalec Our Lady Queen of Heaven Jo A gay happy go lucky glrl Lxkes to swlm and ICB skate enyoys t1nk erlng wlth televlslon sets Jo s greatest dislike 1S wrltlng com posxtxons Amb1t1on is to be a sclentlst Swoons over .Te 'Jr 'Q Claud1aRathnaw St Albertus Claude Oblxgmg and pleasant L1kes Swlmmlng and d1s11kes conrelted people Her ambxtxon IS to be a stenographer Stars m her eyes when she hears Smlle ,35- .19. f lkegf 0 J Edward R-3.dZ131OWSk1 St Al bertus Loves to skate swlm, and daydream Avolds as slgnments 3 Robert Fmch St Bartholomew Bob A qulet fellow who takes an lnterest 1n art and mus1c He d1Sl1k6S studymg math but has an amb1t1on to become a des1gner ur ,Q or org fgo 3, 1 V1 , X , -V . l .. 'Q 'I . ,- kk .' l. I 1 l H t,,. ' ' I ,l ! xv, f .g f x., , f Lf ,, L A is! 4 X if I ul m '- Q? KV X 1 A . L, . - - x fa gory, oue anal grafifude fo 9706! HONOR GUARDS Bernadine Wrobel, Pauline Chrzanowski, Michael DeFazio, Robert Kroll HONOR STUDENTS Barbara Trendell, Joan Marszalec, Felice Kowalczyk, Sylvia Ross, Mary Maher, Marguerite Craig, Leona Zuchowski, Mary Ann Grond- zieleski, Barbara Singer, Norman Patalon, Jeanette Abel. Character, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service constitute the four requisites necessary for admission into the NationalHonor Society. The perfection of character, the maintenance of scholarship, the duties of leadership, and the perseverance of service are well rewarded. Admission to the National Honor Society is an outstanding event in the senior year, an event in which every eligible senior would like to take part. Those who attained this honor can thankfully say theirs was a goal perfected. .20- .7Aeme CllJl9hCd!iOl1 fo unclercfcwamen: We, the underclassmen, proud of our Seniors in their giving Glory and Praises to God, wish to join them in our humble manner. It is our hope to successfully follow them in the graces and virtues they have obtained at Sweetest Heart of Mary. It is for us to look forward to the day when we have accomplished the power of knowledge, the wisdom to reflect Him we love, and the Spirit to go forth in the strength to persevere to a glorious future. The years remaining--one, two, and three--shall become symbolic of The Blessed Trinity--God the Father--God the Son, and God, the Holy Ghost. .-- ' A drawing found in the catacomb IS the basis for this symbol 21 Sgmgof of hae Kawai jinify: -4' 41 --on I-s ,-.f ,.o- vs N Marv Bax a Edward Bucko lfU'll0I.'f 00171 Leone C1lwa Paul Cons1gl1o 'Q ,vs ,X -4 Dxane A1v1n Mary Jo Robert Jamszewskl IQank Kruk Kroll Joanne Culpek Carol Cwlertniewicz Cfaazv mafia 3:2255 PM ' 'fe LI'l'0l of ,AQ .Sill Ilene Henry 22 w-.f Walter Lesmak Rmhard Nowak gd. Helen ObOdZlIlSk1 Dan1el Paw1owsk1 4, Patr1c1a Schultz Donald Machlmak MlCh8E1 Schwartz Dolores blubauckas Joheph Ton 1 0 hz Bernadme Wrobel N9- P f 3 G -Q1 f f x - ,X vw , I ,Ju VM . . 4: - ,Lf Q. Q ' v ' 1 l ff f . . N it . . 1' . Q? 5 - 3 fy A A ' as f 5 Q ' , f l , c A ' 'r , - ' X, ' 1 - . ' T .,, ' N 'Rf rr ! X . ...f W In 4 Q. . -, W we -r , 'Ae A ,, 1 A x I ffm K u' 'r f ' ' K . . . l -M-. 3 - , A I fa asf K ,L ' x f a V 2 I I A ' A A , e A .. 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Bernard Blebzke Cl 55 Joseph 00l7l23 Sombrlo Donald Fornalewlcz Mary Ann Nxzol Lorraine Krasnlewski Walter Mich wicz Robert Gwl zdala Gary Zlelxnskx 3 Walter Karczeu skx Lawrence Wr0be1 lawrenr e Tester offo e5u5 tl! 0LlgA I1 Beverlv Ballnski Ronald Chlmelak -iff HV' Ralph Koppman Jerome Koss as. Patrlcla Kolls Ilona Goralskl Robert Carl Adammk Formella i Y wu- UI Mr r-4 Loretta B1e1a -fg- -45 Q-r --v Donald Mary Ann Thomas Ellzabeth Noel lQ1nsk1 Kott Koziclu Kreza Lemere 4s ,,,v' 5 0l'l'l0l 05 00171 I Rosahe Bezdzleckl Charles Gohr Dennls Chrzanowskx Jacquellne Grabowskx Michael Podeszwlk ,2' ,, Joan Cwlertmewlcz Peter Grosso Eleanore Dlckman Gerald Janusch Mlchael Dobrochowski John .Taber Clara Dombkowskl Mary Ann Jerzewski C2 ami fgalmnew Ll Dlana Malek Joyce l'Yll'l'l6lCll, afe KOIICQIO tl on Magdalme Pllkowskl 446 --r 1? 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V X X Sandra Jack Allison Bower 41 so a-9' 3 Q' Robe rt Elxzabeth Burger Glorza Koppman Deanne Brlskey 3 I-J Marlon Janlce Glorla 5 Le Mere -I Raymond Magic Audrey Nowak P65 l'l'l0I'l Ronald Patt vom H0 Patrlcla Radzllowskx Bernadxne Sitek John Szmaeser Henry Wohclu Lorralne Zaleu skl Carole Chrxstxe James Kozxckx q .Z 'Q Claudette Dansereau Eleanore Krayewslu '7' Chrlstlne -1' Nxcholas Derwlck Prlscllla Flllplak 1 J can v Barbara Murdock S W Charles X '-1 N-IN -C x 5 l Ohver .. -'N Patrlc 13 Powhclu ,..q. -Os 5 Frank Selfiert Martxn Stress Momca Wesley Gerald af' lp? ,.-.-6 IX LS.N X Li' Xb- 26 Wrone X Barbara ' Zlelxnskx Leona Goralslu Jeanette 674145 mafia ,4 ,img 'MJ M Olflg L5 'W Olng It Z 'R -3 3' 3,5 Q... - -on . ' . V ' ' H 'Y' ' ' -Q 1-4' X V' A A I v, ,' J V r 47, 7 . L 'Y :A .774 N'l v l C .1 , lf? 3' '-1, V dl '31, f 'am 5- f,J ' t ' ' ' I Y I 17 ', 'f . 4 4? ,. M K 73, nr K . Y 'C 0 e ,. f, ' Xl Hebel Karas Konarski V ' Kurkiereyvicz Dombrowski Less ' l' 'Q - 4? J if M X Xxx -fx I ,Q 'O ,..-it H ' J r 5 t A n ' or xr 3' V . . '-1 ' 'C dd o 0 L L Ol' 7 -Q E -1 X 4? wr C XA '- 'IV . 5 '1 x , . 1, ,VT .N I . U VT y K of ni? AQ Jar 4-v Thomas Maher Q Constance Capanda Alfreda C11W2 Frances Dombroslu Patricla Fxlxplak Patrlcla Frederlck John Greenwald Susan Makowslu Loretta Lllelinskl Rose Zawloclu Delcy Wrubel 7' nv -If Q -vs 5531 Robert Bushor Joan .Terzewskx LAK, Walla: e Carol Mallnowskx Muszalskl -7' Carol Patr1c1a Burak Buczynskl Li ll7'l0ll 00l'll Valentina Ronald Kazlenlewslu Kesek 5 54:5 6 Sally Ann Pmsky Cfaaa pafroneaa 06171 0 Mlchael Wrobel John Smlglelskl Gerald Twardzlk s 27 4' 'PY Dxane Becker Therese Adam sk1 Christlne Kuyawa Ronald Penkszxk Fred Posluszny Marylln Ochohk Barbara Ann Schwartz Marcla Sokolnickl Ioan Szerszen Richard Szerszen Thomas Zlmny Chrxstine Layman -1 -QV 1. f .: - A 3 - i' K4-Q A, H f' A 4 ,A I w fi' - 'H -1 ,Ny '13 l , ' 1 7' x I In - , x ' X we ' ' It 3 .4 . -5 '9, , .. 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Stress Treasurer C155 I9l9ACd!l0I1 fo t 2 eine Oh Blessed Tr1n1ty how grateful are we for the W1SdOm to understand these subjects, taught by those who have g1venthe1r l1ves to Thee How frultful are the benef1ts of the Truths re ce1ved How full are our hves How complete are our thoughts It 15 for us to accept th1s knowledge 1n a sp1r1t of true understandmg reahzmg that wlthout our prayers be1ng fulfllled the mystenes of these many subjects would not have been granted to us X I Symbols of the Appropr1at1on of Exter nal Works To The Dlvme Persons 29 , . O ! . . . , W 1 X . s 1 - A,, X Il - ,:. ' . x T .' is 4 4 X . -L, H' I Q X ff X .'1'5:. -. U ,. 30 ' 'e'.'.'i:'ff:'?' -.g. . A- ,.',1':g-:if -I I-.ggi-, . '-gitqf 1.31 . . , ,L+ , .. I' I I' If-P531 ILE., X --41? A. ' Y I X f x oue, onor, anal grafifucle fo our arenfo We are hap py to record 1n detail by story and p 1 c t u r e, t h r o u g h the pages of this volume r e al gl 1 m p s e s of our efforts in achieving that goal We hope you find much delight in v1e,v1ng it as we had 1n pre paring THE MARIAN Nothing is more fitting than that we remember you, dear parents, in this book, the 1955 Marian. During the past four years we have enacted the adventurous role of a high school student, trying to gather the unblemished gems of wisdom, knowledge, and truth. We realize that it was through your many sacrifices, prayers, and gr eat struggles that we have reached our goal ,fy vs - 1 . W 2 1, -30. 3 Rauf? 0 Jmfk Preparmg themselves to face the problems of th1s modern world these Sen 1ors l1sten attent1ve1y to Rev Jerome Smalarz sex planatlon of the MISSRI Church Hmstory unfolds to the .Tun IOTS the l1fe of the Mystxcal Body of Chrlst IIHNV L, 'surf- ii li- AChl8V1I1g the Vltal end of enhght emng the m1nd and gllldlng the wlll through the study of the B1ble the Sophomores l1sten earnestly to a d1scuss1on A C' . 2 UI' 3' Z' gh v - 'E - . VVA X I J l H , . L . ' A' . . , - 'ik The study of . f ' - 1 n 1 'N X ' ' sm I ' P - a . W A X X - 'x Sul 3? V X . f 5 1 .,. Y xx Y ' lx l ! - 31 - The s h 0 rt story and nar ratue poetry open new fxelds of adventure and beautv Waafery of pughc .Siaeal'ing S Learmng the art of parllamentary practxce and behavxor 1n all human relatlons, by 1nsp1r1ng students with a sense of responslblllty Developmg powers of apprecxatlon as found m nature ln beauty 1n good deeds 1n people 1n lntellectual ach1evement bv readmg the best IH hterature 32 3 Maui? 0 ollallgbldgerf 4, Z FUMII5 Learnxng that many words are demved The French students enjoy not only the language but the fmer forms of French polxteness from Latm these students study the language of d1sc1pl1ne and culture AEE- Amer1can hxstory gives a deep 1ns1ght 1nto our economxc, soc1a1 and pohtlcal standards of hvmg The students of Modern his- tory discuss the culture of their forefa- thers. .!4f!I'aCll0l'l of WatA2l'llaflC5 Advanced a w1th a knowle ,D iq, ples whlch w111 serve as a preparat1on for future occupat1ons and profess1ons n a to ue not a to e l SJ By drawmg attentxon to geometr1c forms 1n nature students are led to God The Great Geometrlclan IUIXDTII WIIDTN VH-'H QM If Symbols and f1g'ures mean more than p1a1n numbers to the Freshmen 35 me ' ' 1 v. .. V. .................u,-4. yr und- g ' , b ' VP fl f '4'f I A ' A 'QL .K V ,,.a V 5 , A , -- at 1 J f , ' l Q1 f',,f.. . .1' ' '- 1 'W f ef .fl M .9llfI'lC6lClQ5 0 mm 0 f 0 flfefezfid 0 go Ogg a S1nce sc1ence IS one of the best means for deve1op1ng1deas em Provldence God sOmn1potence and God s Perfectlon the Freshmen are mtroduced to the fundamentals of The .Tumors dexelop Chrlstlan attltudes and hablts f1t themselx es for Chr1st1an hung ID our democracy and study the relatlonshlp to nature m the use made of hung thmgs 1n our em 1ron ment 36 sc1ent1f1c research AeA ' e e ' ' ' r A .9 ' 9 A, J, J f P x ' , :Z 7' X V7 'F X Q s bracing God's Fatherhood, ,6Sod,s ., , Q .7Ae .jv4erogfyloAic5 of .SZOrfAanc! 4.,.! Senior girls review shorthand brief forms before taking dictation. ik J-Je --Z s 5 Bookkeeping stu- dents take realistic approach. They follow the entire bookkeeping process by completing practice work in ap- plying all the princi- ples studied. General business contributes to the de- velopment of intelli- gent economic citizen- ship as well as enables them to acquire use- ful business skillsim- portant in everyday life. 34 J6l0ll!A6!gQ O! 645111055 Us1ng the Mlmeoscope to prepare stenc1ls for the M1meograph The Addmg Machme IS essent1al ln all types of buslnesses large or small to compute pay rolls 1nvo1ces and other forms The D1tto Machme alds future secretarles to galn a full knowledge of var1ous Off1C6 ma chlnes The D1ctaphone d mands a knowledge of letter forms, spellmg punctuatlon and qu1Ck thlnklng The estabhslung or ma1n ta1n1ng of standards 1n the bus1ness subjects has always been of lnterest to the teachers of commerc1al sk1ll, therefore the students are acqua1nted w1th respons1b1l1t1es and standards of the buslness of 1ce In the commerc1al classes practlcal knowledge as well as techmcal knowledge stressed Transcr1pt1on must be neat accurate and free from spelhng errors 38 ' e .4 C . ' I f- ' ' ' , n ' is . 6- Emphasis IS placed on the character trait of dependabi l1ty in both the classroom and be able to carry over the tech mcalities learned In1t1at1ve, courtesy and ac curacy play an important part in training commercial stu dents On these pages we find re spons1b1l1ty 1n1t1at1ve cour tesy and accuracy in practice Correct filing procedures make work light A stenographer must be ac curate neat efficient and possess a good rate of speed A pleasing voice and pleas ant conversation IS an asset to a. secretary A well groomed appearance and good manners are desir able in an applicant for aposi tion. Office problems teach stu- dents the correct approach to office work. The comptometer solves many perplexing problems in everyday business. -39. anal if nzqued 1 k the office so that students will 0g5 0 COHIIQCCIILOFIJ 1,9 all Qflflllllg The library gives many opportunities for quiet and concentrated study Students initiated in research work find interesting topics for themes. .40 3 WOHJQPJ K ifdfflflg -R.'h 5 W The T square protractors Compasses and tmangles become standard tools to the future draftsmen Gateway to arch1tecture d6S1gH1l'1g 9l'1g1f169I'1Ilg 1lluetrat1ng and constructlon opens new flelds to students DRAFTING IIIDUSTHIIIL 41 I his .1 nl Ae f 0 ' sk v Af H ' ,, u Y , nw il I ' 1 J it is I . 1 . . , . . ,. 1 . , .X' , br X .f R .f V! A s f , N i 1 - e fe' ,Re -y JP L - X-K A , , I I QQHPQ !0l' Cfeafllle .X4 L Freshmen admxre the1rf1n1shed aprons Puttmg techn1que lHtO prac t1ce f'X 1 In accordance with the modern trend of dress- ing Mary-like, these students are adaptingtheir ideas in dress to beautiful yet modest styles. -42- MUSIC adds to the Joys of student 11fe These students are acquxrmg a love for beautxful The publxc ad dress system comes an lnstru ment for entertam ing the students as well as for making important an- nouncements. Sen- iors sponsoring a rally over the P.A. .24 Aeery Spzrzf r wan Students greet each other upon entering and leaving the school S Changing classes provides a short intermission for friendly conversation .44. Jo fhe fo cl GHC! SCA00! X: Thomas P1ecuch Robert Walendzlk Pres1dent Secretary my -- MAR 3 C Kozak C Hernden J Abel prepareaC S M C Bulletm Off1cers of The Student COUHC11 make plans for a 1'Pep Program H 45 C.. f Q2 fy of Q? vi I ,A 0 H ' 5 A nw, I . 'T' gffairzgy f 11 ljjEl,9iI1g? 1? YLIVE today 1 WAY' fv' -Il! SA0ffl,anJ 1 cfwzfaeri fzeme app ccafzon The cont1nuous and mterwowen l1ne of th1s symbol sug gests the etermty and 1nd1x1s1b1l1ty of the Trlmty Because of the polnted ox als symbols of glory the trxquetra f1tt1ngly calls to m1nd the doxology Glory be to the Father and to the Son and to the Holy Ghost . l'l?U?fl'6l an LPC 8 All pure Joys are derned from God It IS here that we are most grateful for the beneflts we have recelved It IS here that we portray the many ways that we extend our re spect to the Blessed Tr1n1ty It IS here that through the Sacraments offered us through our Fa1th that vte have communed wlth the God of All Eternally grateful we ask that we become endowed w1th the graces to follow the D1v1ne Son 1n the Splflt of the Holy Ghost to someday Jom w1th God the Father and enyoy everlastmg l1fe -47 S iv -2- v X Iwi., 7 fjlze Capricw of ugnifiafion Michael D1Fa zio announces the , contestants. Inducting freshmen offers splendid oppor- tunities for school spirit, Loyalty, and good sportsmanship. In the presence of the faculty and the student body the freshmen under went the ceremony of l1ght1ng a candle before Our Lady reciting the school pledge and receiving a rosary from Sister M Lucilda our principal Freshmen light a candle 1n honor of Our Lady Freshmen acknowledge the Juniors sponsors of the Imtia tion Program H Fi Q -. ffl 5 5 TNQ Stunts of the freshmen produce laughter and gaiety 48 , - ', V 1 - , l . 1 ,. 5 l . . - 1 ,Ar f I . 5 ' - V .5 i. . -. 'Am ' 1 nu O :K NU , , -mg., 1 rf. l I Lf,,f' gf 11 -., 4 f , - ' . , . . - ' at I . . I y - U -if 9 ' 5 , , N x ' A I ' 1 V. ' - -s 8 A- me A- .V 1 .- 1 fs .-M' - ' 4 '- . 1, A , ' ,Y if ' A 9 '95 '- cg' 4 9 , ,, ,' Of' aI'lCll'lg 0 p2Cl'2afl0Il Rec reatlonal dancmg forms a pop ular amusement among the students Senlors f1nd that square dances can be benef1c1al as well as re creatxonal It promotes better rela t1onsh1p and frlendlmess among the students It IS an excellent form of recreatlon and re1axat1on The Get acqualnted Dance was an unforgettable one Students became acquamted w1th the freshmen and the newcomers to Hearts 4 O of olgiogahg HJ .HOHOF J Jumors anxlously awa1t1ng the PYOCSSSIOHRI before the Rmg Ceremony OA The class rmg ceremony 1S a trad1t1onal lughllght at Sweetest Heart On th1S spec1al occas1on the Jumors renew the1r pledge of loyalty Rev A Koprowskl, our pastor blesses the rmgs and places a r1ng on the fmger of each Jun1or 50 UI' Cl 1' ' v L , I C+ l f J J V ., H f I - , , -, if Q , y AA Z 4.,l.ff i'f ' 'f' 1 I Y lf: T ' ' V 1 J Q V 1' E' .I 1 ' X , f .w x' x 9 I V E i 4 Q 4 1 Q' V , I i . , l P Q N' my Q -71 , X--- 1 new-f , k . fr , ' .fig 1 L ly ?.' 4 0 ' K ' I , . A 5 it Q 5 F a r 3 l - X' ' , n A ' f ' i 'f f f' Y . . , OLUQI' 0 f 8 odarg The Rosary is one of the greatest prayers because it draws all our scat tered human ener gies mind lips and fingertlps into purpose The Ro sary gathers to The Rosary 1S the greatest pow er for overcom ing the troubles of our modern gether our dis persed forces and fixes our mind on holy simple thoughts world The mysteries fall into three groups which are also the three divisions of every ideal Christian life Joy suffering and glory 51 31,8 xv KA IQ a single unifying ' - - - . 1 . . I . if 1 4 . l onoring we Czridf ,4l The Candlelight Procession made the Christmas Pagent more inspiring and devotional. Candlehght and Carols gaxe the Chmstmas Pageant a touch of Beauty and Reverent Awe 52 Norman Patalon lays the Infant 1n the Manger prepared by the Student Counc1l , , ' r l . . V . .9 e.NOI'l'ldg0 l 0 One of the most touchlng and beaut1 ful act1v1t1es IS the lovely May Crown mg Words fa11 to express our love for -1 AS. 3 w '1 ff: 5 sv :- Q '1 O 3 o E :: U1 1 F' su Q. ff: 33 sw U14 'cs :r E 3 Pl cn 5 U7 77 Fd o FV? F5 cu 'S U1 xv O o '1 sage The Court of Our Lady and the stu dent body smg O Mary we crown Thee w1th blossoms today Our Queen Again a short silence--and The Act of Consecration. nfoging mode roun M5 Dancxng t m e 1 1 o w e n chantlng mus1c amld the array f perfumed f 1 0 w e r s the SGHIOFS h e a r the soft strams h e la waltz Qs Sr ff Prom Night The P r o m Queen and the P r o m K 1 n g r e 1 g n serenly for one lovely n1ght Promenaders enjoy frlendly chats and sm11es before the Event 'MMA gralefuf .jwlearfd 'ML HAMA flee ,pn-' The grateful soul pract1ces the truest and most subhme hum1l1ty My soul doth magn1fy A scxence that pays lmmense d1v1dends both 1n t1me and 1n etermty IS the SCIENCE of grat1tude Th1s truly IS a sc1ence, because 1n the exerclse of thls v1rtue all pr1nc1ples of the sp1r1tual l1fe are brought 1I1tOpI'8CIC1C8 The grateful soul f1rst of all acknowledges the d1v1ne and eternal supremacy of God Every best glft and every perfect g1.ft IS from above comlng down from the Father of lxghts w1th Whom there IS no change nor shadow of alteratlon the Lord and my Splrlt doth reJo1ce 1n God, my Sav1or 7 'P I name of the Lord Grat1tude brmgs us to God and God, Hlmself, repays the grateful The grateful soul IS forever lookmg for g1fts to g1ve back to God What shall I render to the Lord for all that He has glven me? I w1ll take the challce of salvatlon, and I w1ll call upon the P65525 0 Gaul? an JQ5!g In accordance w1th the Maryllke trend 1n dressup these students model sxmple, yet stunnmg and ch1c, dresses '-F, Mlss Dolores Har tlg g1Ve5 the students a talk on Teen age dresses for all oc cas1ons Students real1ze that modest dresses are becomlng are vervattractne Because 1t1S eas1er llke garments to sew modest dresses, these g1rls 56 Q00 Crusaders for Mary f, 12 if Wifi 7 Ml v ' Wd' ri Ls f 1 tiggg' P . T ' ', C P 4 I . .wt r ' ' f J , 1 ca.. lra. , ,tut ,l 5 Qrlf.Xl may-:tw ffl' 5 w f l ssl ..x ' V gl :Q 4 ' ,- Q i X 1 'A - 4 V t , ' Q f A 5, A 1 0 r j V . , P0 fa fAQl'l10 Cll9l0ACdfl0l1 As we fmd a Tower of strength 1n God, our Father the humble way to accept v1ctory, or Joy 1n defeat, through the hfe of Thy DIVING Son The Sp1r1t of Truth m that our Falth 1S the Important V1ctory becomes our goal real1ze that the love of God IS self evldent 1n the weak and the strong and that we are only as strong as we are before that P1llar of Strength Our God, humble WW X Q W X Z Q Q Q 9 ,f,,,- ff l R 4 X W N Mffw SA Seeing y A symbol of the Infmmte Knowledge and Power of God 57 S ,f ' - : 1 f x ff W f f X X 'E ? f 1 W7 NX .f4fA Lficd for olzaclerzdilo 4611 Mr. John Shore Baseball Coach Uaraafy gaaegaf Top Row Mr John Shore iBasebal1CoachJ Bottom Row R1chard Nowak Russell Bu John Garback Joseph Twardz1k Raymond shor Robert Bushor Norman Malek Angelleh John Sm1g1e1sk1 Peter Grosso Jerry Janusch Donald Fornalewlcz Ronald Kruk Rev A Wa1l1s CModeratorD Joseph Tocco 58 I : . : , - 7 3 ! Y J I 7 7 A , . . . . - . .Si90I'f5l'llall5 LP CUIJ Jail' fag ch? T 'i Ov I 9-s mx xr! u-Z Ray Angellell alert for s1gnals John G a r b a c k ready for the p1tch Ronald Kruk ready for Johnny Bas1l1co swlft actlon pitches to a batter. 59 1 3' . C' . or Y' '1 I ni I '5 l l 32 ' - K1 r 'x. ' N ef! N -P 5, e- M- t f -M-we n , yy - t f ffl' 'Y 4 X V, I , ,1 X' , nm f A I xy H I f tv e y W, ,,- , . . ifk Y i 4, X ' W- ' , JJ, A A w 'cf H M , f A x v. , , 3' 'Xe y d ' , I if ,,,tIff I KN, X . ea elif Clllfl KAQQI' QC! 2115 Varslty cheerleaders support the teams lf Father Walhs and the student athletlc representatwes back our teams Reserve cheerleaders full of um and sp1r1t. - 60 - vardify anal Qefierueri Varsxty real1ze value of team work Mr James Derrls congratulatmg Ronald Kruk .24 ,S-,far .llonom fo RONALD KRUK SENIOR A member of the Metropohtan Paroch1a1 League A11 Star Teams of Detro1t T1mes Detroxt News and M1Ch1gan Cathohc Kalso member of 2nd Team ln Detrolt Free Press! WALTER GARON JUNIOR Selected on 2nd All Star Team of M1ch1gan Cathohc XXYJART E-ARTS f f KEARTS BE- R75 19 YH I KWRT' Reserves strlve for the Varslty 61 . W , ' 7! 3 Y, A: I ,. ' R . 'Af i- .. 3 1 - 7 fs I4 X L 1. A I ' 'H' f-, X . ' - , ,, ' lu ,Y , . . x I' 1 - . ffalegg all QGITLIUOI' A mlx up 1n the center as the ball d1ZZ11y bounces around the fmgers of the players ,l X' Reachmg arms str1ve for the ball I , XA K fnf- i' . , ,A A 1 ,Y l 1 K3 X 2 m.L'f ff A I ' f 2 fg' - f ' A 3 J .' . xx 'Z . . f' N , T I ,H , gif Jjgvlxx I X if, J gk .Yr T' ' 'Z' I, f, 2 A f' ' . . . ' C31 l ' f N- 1, If I Clever mampulatmg tr gg!!! K NWI: k5,1 r ff A h1gh Jump for the eludlng ball QM Russell Bushor an lnspxratlon 62 eam5 U1 C!l0l'l A h1gh Jump sends the ball m the r1ght d1rect1on Ready for the throw and pomts 63 ' .14 . ., , '45 ' f X . : N KW wf fgwmi F55 W Lgfgfgyf WWW mlciyiifw Qi mgwffiww kk Q 2 Q, Cl f 234 xc QQZM X MffwCAMf'jM7w QA W Q11 fp X423 W? WCM! EE SM x , 0 4'69' 4 me w,eWf jf 5 + X 9 WMMMJZMWW Wyywwjwm W WW YWQQVMJQMM iff? W Q Ri w ime for Sindy anal pehebkmenf Students reahze the need of supervlsed study A pause for refreshments helps promote better study 65 '---..,,, 4 -rl' sg Q ' Ziff qw N V, W mmf -.ff -V A,v1wJ' -Q Warzaneffe f -0' hd 4 Mary Maher Sylvia Iwanski Maryann Grondzieleski Ralph Kazm1ersk1 Barbara Singer Thomas Pieuch afldfl 'N Barbara Singer, Elizabeth Schafke, Barbara Klauza, Mary Maher, Norman Patalon, Maryann Grondzieleski, Herman Smigielski, Sylvia Iwanski, Ralph Kazmierski, Thomas Pieuch. IQOHJOFJ REV ADAM KOPROWSKI REV BERNARD J DOMINICK REV JEROME SMALARZ REV M GANNAS REV ANTHONY WALLIS REV PAUL SIEROCKI arenf .S7l00l'l:i0l'd MR Sz MRS JOSEPH ABEL 12010 ENGLESIDE MR 8a MRS ALVIS BROWN 2293 HORTON 3956 MT ELLIOTT MR Sz MRS GEORGE GINZEL 2329 HORTON MR FRANK L IWANSKI 3700E FERRY MR 8.1 MRS GREGORY RATHNAW 22306 ALGER MR KL MRS LOUIS SALAWITZ 8274 KENNEY MR Sz MRS FRANK SCHAFKE 3304 FARNSWORTH 1945 EAST FOREST MR gl MRS LEO SULKOWSKI 2295 HORTON MRS HELEN ZALUSKI 2812 SMITH MR 81 MRS JOSEPH ZUCHOWSKI 2156 FREDERICK IVALEAN CHAMBERS MR. 8a MRS. BOLESLAUS SINGER . 68 . Mrs Mary Adamski 8: Family Ada s Children s Shop Ace Supply Co A110 Supperette Amvets Auxiliary Hearts Post 89 Mr 8: Mrs W1ll1am Ballnslu and G1rls C R Bardyga Barker 57 Mary Theresa Bava 56 Beel s Bar Mr 8: Mrs Benyamln BeZdZlECk1 Better Made Potato Chlps Mr Frank L Blestek Janet Blazeyewskl Mr 8: Mrs Stanley A Blaze1ewsk1 Felix Blenke Dr 8: Mrs L Bogusz Jerry Bohmier Mr 8: Mrs H Bradke Dolores Bratkowski Mary Brazier 54 Mr 8: Mrs S Brazler Mr 8: Mrs Joseph R Brogowskl Edward Bucko 56 Dolores Bushor 52 Mr 8: Mrs John Byrsk1 8: Son Charlotte s Llmch Chene Gr1ll Jean Chrzanowsk1 John Chrzanowskl Veronlca Clupek City Wide Cleaners Miss Lottxe Cook Marlme 8: Eddxe Copa Crook Electrxc Co Mrs J Cun1n1ak Mr 8: Mrs W Cypllk Danny 8: Mar1lyn Mr 8: Mrs John Davld Deluxe Food Products Mr 8: Mrs C Dembek Mr 8: Mrs Ray Deplae Mlss Loretta Domlnick 53 East S1de Sportlng Goods Eastown Plumbmg 8: Heatmg Eddxe s Market Joan Elbert Arthur N Elwart 52 Ray M Elwart 57 Robert Elwart 57 Mr 8: Mrs Leo F1l1p1ak 8: Daughter Flrst Federal Sav1ngs of Detro1t First Federal Savmgs 8: Loan Ass n Detro1t Forest Shoe Repa1r A Friend From Frlends L G 8: R F Walter Garon 56 Mr 8: Mrs Wm Gebstandt 8: Famlly Mrs H Glerszewskl 8: Daughter Mr 8: Mrs O Gllnes Gold Star Products Grades 1 and 2 Grades 3 and 4 Grades 5 and 6 Grades 7 and 8 Mr 8: Mrs F Gregory l00l'l60I':5 Mr 8: Mrs Frank Grondzleleski Mr 8: Mrs Joseph Kowalslu Mrs Jennie Kozak KOZIOWSKI Brothers Garage Kramer Super Market Mrs Angeline Kruk V1ctor J Kulwlclu P F C Edward S Kuta Mrs F Labinskl 8: MISS Mary Sroka Mr 8: Mrs Raymond Lagodz1nsk1 and Famxly Mrs Clara Lambertl Norman Lambertl 57 Lemke s Dept Store Stanley Lesnxak Walter Lesniak Jr 56 Mr 8: Mrs Willlam J Lesniak Mr 8: Mrs Leo Leszczynski8:Daughter Mlss Shxrley M Leszczynski 53 Mr 8: Mrs Ignatius Letkowsklb Famlly Mr 8: Mrs M1chael and Joan Lonc Lucky s Poultry Chrxstlne Lus1eck1 Mr 8: Mrs Bruno Luzenskl 8: Family Dom1n1c Macerom 56 Donald Mach1n1ak 56 Barbara Maher 54 Mr 8: Mrs Leon Malek Marllyn 55 Margol1s Furmture Co Regina Marszalec Max s Jewelry Co Mr 8: Mrs Andy Melmk Mrs Carl Meyer Mr 8: Mrs John M1aSk0WS 1 8: Famlly Mr Joseph M19CZk0WSk1 Edward S Mxodek Mrs Cec1l1a M1ela 8: Sons V1ctor A Mxkulewlcz M1ss Gerry Mxlatz 51 Mr 8: Mrs Edward Mlszak 8: Sons E H Morneau Mother s Restaurant Mr 8: Mrs Wm Nowak 8: Sons The Obodzxnskl Famlly Edward and Rose Ochollk Mrs Frances Olesh Charles Chuck Olszewskx Mr 8: Mrs Bruno Opalewski Mr 8: Mrs W1ll1am J Opalewskl and Famxly Dan Pawlowskl 56 Mr 8: Mrs Joe Pencak Mr 8: Mrs C B Pxekarskl Mr 8: Mrs Edward Plotrowskx 8: Sons Frank P1atkowsk1 Jr 54 Del Pilot 54 Stanley Pruss R 8: E Servlce Statlon Mr 8: Mrs Ed Radzlolowskl Mr 8: Mrs J Rad1OlOWSk1 Mr 8: Mrs W Rekowskl Rward Brothers Inc Rogers Furmture Company Mr 8: Mrs Joe Rogers Mr Herbert Ross Rudy and Louxse 9 Elaine Salowitz 55 Mr 8: Mrs August Sanders Mr 8: Mrs Edw Schodowsln Mr 8: Mrs Schultz Mrs B Schultz Mr 8: Mrs Max Schwartz Michael Schwartz 56 Mr 8: Mrs Jack Scrambllng Cflremanl Dr Joseph A Seske Shopper s Market Shores Market Mr 8: Mrs Frank Slkorskl Mr 8: Mrs G Sxloac Eugene Simpson Sirko Party Shop Miss Ann S1tek Mr 8: Mrs F S1tek Loretta Sitek 53 Mrs Rlta S1tek 8: Daughter Mr 8: Mrs J Skobler Slippery Corner Bar Miss Corinne Skrzypek 54 Mr 8: Mrs Frank Soboclnski Leo F Soboc1nsk1 Stan 8: Claudette Ted Stachelskl Mr 8: Mrs Stress Mary Sulla 54 Mr M1chael Swantek Edwm Surel Wilbert Sylvester Mr 8: Mrs Walter Szuba Ten P1ns Restaurant Mr 8: Mrs Paul Tocco Tony and Chris 56 Mr 8: Mrs Walter Toporowskl 8: Mr 8: Mrs Joseph Trendell Mr 8: Mrs Adam Tutro Van Hupp Friendly Mobil Servxce Ceceha Walczak Mr Walczek Robert Walendzlk 55 Mr 8: Mrs Vmcent Walny Mr 8: Mrs Jerry Warchol Clement WHSIGIGWSIH Mr 8: Mrs O Waterhouse Miss Rosemarle Webber 8: Mrs Andrew Wiatr 8: Daughter 8: Mrs Dom1n1c Wiatr 8: Mrs Valentine W1lk 8: Mrs Stanley Wltek 8: Mrs Frank Wrobel Josephine Wrone 53 W Zabawsk1 Furrler Mr 8: Mrs Zab1nsk1 Mr 8: Mrs C Zab1nsk1 Jerome Zabawslu 54 Frank Zarzyclu 54 Mr 8: Mrs E Zawlockl Edmund Zebesz Mr Walter B Zelawskl Mr 8: Mrs Frank Z1elinsk1 Mr 8: Mrs Harry Z1el1nsk1 Mr 8: Mrs V1c Z1el1nsk1 8: Daughter Zoltowski Market 1 ' . ., Jr. . . . . n u . 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Rev John Louxs Mxss Loretta Abel Mrs George Abel Thomas Abel Mlss Joanne Aloso 54 Audrey Anderson BBX Cleaners Mr 8: Mrs Edward Balxckl Mr 8: Mrs S Baran Barbara and Denms Smger C R Bardyga Mr 8: Mrs Marvm Bartkowlak Mr 8: Mrs Carl Bartz Jo Bas1l1co Bath and Kxtchen Shops Mr 8: Mrs Paul Becker Betty Dav1s School of Dance Mlss V1rg1n1a B1estek Peter Blotske Mr 8: Mrs R Bork Bonnle Maid Candv Mr 8: Mrs Joseph Brlskey Mlss Ann BTZECZKJBWICZ M1ss Ann Brzeklewlcz Mr 8: Mrs Gorden Brunner Bud s Cleaners 8: Furr1ers Mr 8: Mrs Ignatlus Budz1nsk1 Joyce Burcar Russell Bushor Sr Angelo Cal: Mr 8: Mrs Col1n Campbell Campau Cleaners Mr 8: Mrs A Capanda Mr 8: Mrs Ceccom St Cec1l1a Soclety Mrs G Chambers Chene Novelty Chrls 53 Anthony Chrzanowskl Carol Ann Chrzanowskl Mr 8: Mrs S Chrzanowskl Mr 8: Mrs John Cxupek W1ll1am H Class Wxllxam R Copp Ernest O Costant1ne D Luks Cleaners Jessle and Claudette Dansereau Mr 8: Mrs Lou1s Dansereau Dearborn Boot Shop Delphlne 8: Mary Mike D1Faz1o 56 Mrs Chas Doemer Cecella Drauss E1a1ne 8: Jack Elaine 8: Tony Mrs Eleanor F1l1p1ak Mr 8: Mrs Frank Flsher Mr 8: Mrs John Fxsher Mrs Vxctorla F1210 Floyd s Hardware A Frlend Mr 8: Mrs George Galloway John Garback 55 Gee Gee 57 Mr 8: Mrs JohnJ Glerszewskl Mr 8: Mrs F Gnaster Stanley Golcmo Mr 8: Mrs Glenn Goodman James Gotsxs Mr 8: Mrs Walter N Grabowskl Mr 8: Mrs Stanley Grego Mxss Pat Gurak Mr 8: Mrs Leslxe Hammond Hanson Supply Co Dorothy Haranczak Mr 8: Mrs J Haranczak Hene Henry 55 Mr 8: Mrs Theodore Hllderbrandt Mr 8: Mrs I-hntz a!l'0I'l5 Mr Joseph Hook Ann Hutlra Leo Ignaslak Edwxn J acockl Mr 8: Mrs Joseph Januszko Jerome s Smart Fem1n1ne Apparel Marlan J es1onowsk1 Theresa J es1onowsk1 Joan 8: Gerry Joanne 8: Blacky 54 Joe s Market Mr 8: Mrs Joe D Joseph Mr 8: Mrs Thomas Kelly John F Kerschner Mr 8: Mrs Frank Kerschner Mrs Lottle Kesek Klang s Flowers Frank J Kolxto Mr Leonard Kollto Ralph Koppman 57 Mr 8: Mrs John Kostrzewa Mr 8: Mrs Joseph Kostrzewa Kovltz Smart Apparel Mr 8: Mrs A Kowalczyk Mr 8: Mrs Frank Kowalczyk Mary Kowalskx Rlchard Kozak Mr 8: Mrs Marvln Kozak Mr 8: Mrs W Krygler Mary J 0 Kruk Ron Kruk 55 Jack Krause 8: Fam1ly Joan Kuhn 54 Mr 8: Mrs H Langowskl Mr 8: Mrs V Laskowskm 8: Sons W1ll1am J Leach MISS Lllllan Leduc Mrs Peter LeMere Paul V Lendzon Ma 8: Mrs R Leszczynsk1 8: Mrs John Leszczyskl 8: Mrs Rav Longwell 8: Fam1ly c s Sport Shop Mr 8: Mrs Ed MHFCIDKOWSKI Mr 8: Mrs John Marcxnkowskx Mary Maher 55 Ruth Marsden Mr 8: Mrs Mart1n Mackow1ak Mr 8: Mrs John Martmkovlc Joan Marszalec 55 Max s Jewelry Co McDougall Food Market John M Mervak Mrs Mary M1askowsk1 Michael 56 8: Frank 57 Mr 8: Mrs J Mxhahc Mrs Loulse M1chaels Mrs M1ller Mlller s Barber Shop Miller s Poultry Mr 8: Mrs Raymond J Mxodek Mr 8: Mrs Slgmond B Mlodek Mltchell Forest Pharmacy Mr 8: Mrs Stanley Muszynskl Mxss Martha Muzyk Af3c Maron Nader C E Nadeau Jr Mrs C Nadolskl Mlss Aurelxa Nadolsk1 54 Mr 8: Mrs Joseph Nadolskl Edward Nasternak Mr 8: Mrs George Newmann Sr Mr 8 Mrs Anthony W Novak Mlss Barbara Mane Novak Mrs Lucxlle OIIVIO Mr 8: Mrs G J Opalewskl Mr 8: Mrs Robert J Opalewsk18: Sons Mrs A Orlowskl 37 Mr 8: Mrs Walter Orslnslu 70 Pat and Clyde Dorothy Patalon Marty Pavellch of Detro1t Red Wmgs Mrs D Pesk1 Mrs Cathrlne Petrowskl Mr 8: Mrs Frank P1atkowsk1 Martha P1lkowsk1 Playland Recreatlon Albert J P1nsky Mr Harry Poyarskl Mr 8: Mrs Stanley Pojarskx Mr 8: Mrs Alex Potrzuskl Mr 8: Mrs Jos Przybylslu 8: Fam1ly Pyramld Ceraxmcs Lee Radhs V1rg1n1a Radzlalowskx Robert Radz1ck1 Stephen Ratke 8: Fam1ly Joseph Rxvard Ro 8: Ileane Mr 8: Mrs W Rodak Jul1us Rogers Rosle and Jerry 8: Mrs L. Ros1nsk1 Bernard Runnask 8: Mrs Harry Sacha 8: Mrs J Sandylk 8: Mrs Wm C Schlaf Jr 8: Mrs Adolphe Schaike 8: Mrs Frank Schmldt 8: Mrs C Seehoffer Bob Shaffer 56 Mlss Marxe Shefchuck 53 Shlrley 8: Lenny 56 Mary Slca John Sxkora Jr 43 Mxss Helen S1mek 8: Mrs Carl Slubauckas 8: Mrs Leonard Smakul 8: Mrs J Small 8: Mrs Smlth 8: Mrs Stral 8: Mrs Stephen Stenc1l 8: Mrs Stephen Stepowsk1 8: Mrs Robert Stewart 8: Mrs Eugene Stlckel W Szczlpanlak St R1ta s Sodallty Group 581 Mr 8: Mrs B Sudomler Mrs Effle Sweeney Mrs Clara Szczepanskl Mr 8: Mrs C Szutarek Temrowskl s Drug Store Mr 8: Mrs Edward J Terhall The Elght Hebels Joe Twardzlk 56 Mr 8: Mrs Peter Twardzlk Mr 8: Mrs Walter Uravltch Emma V Vahov1ck Van Dyke Plumblng 8: Heatmg Co Mr 8: Mrs Sam Wasmck 8: Fam1ly Mrs C Watson Mrs Soph1e Weber Mrs D W1Snl6WSk1 Pat WlSn6FSk1 53 Antoxnette 8: Verle Wltek Mr Arthur Wlza Dorothy Wrlght Bernadxne Wrobel 56 Mr 8: Mrs Henry Wyrybkowskl Leona Yaklch Mr 8: Mrs Bruno Yucha Mr 8: Mrs Peter Zalewskl Gary Z1el1nsk1 57 Mr 8: Mrs Max Zaporskl Loretta Zuchowskl Martm Zuchowslu Mlss Anna Zybura M1ss Helen Zybura Mr 8: Mrs Theodore Zysek . . , , Mr. ' ' ' Mr. . t ' '56 Mr. . 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' ' '52 Mr Sz Mrs Gru1ch Sz Daughters Leo Grzegorzewslu Mr Sz Mrs A J Gw1zdala Mrs Walter Henry Mr Sz Mrs Hernden Internatlonal School of Muslc Mr Sn Mrs Leo Ignasxak Mr Sz Mrs Teof11 Jadz1nsk1 Sz Daughter D1ane Jamnzewska 56 Jamsse Brothers Mr Frank Jarzombek 54 Mr Sz Mrs Joseph Karas Gregory Karolak Mr Sz Mrs Leo Kazm1ersk1 Sz Alvln Klank 56 Mrs Z Kl1mczak Mr Sz Mrs J KO11tO Mr Sz Mrs Geo Konarske Lorr1e Konkel gl R1Ch1e Mal1k Dr W Konrad Walter A Kopczynskl Anthony Sz Helen Koslak1ew1cz Mr Sz Mrs August Koss Fam11y Last but not least the Marlan Staff slncerely thanks our advert1sers patrons and sponsors for the1r generous lnterest w1thout wh1ch th1s book, the 1955 Marlan, would not be pOSS1b19 Cvckta I W Speclahg. ts 5 lf' ? A 'Vy6q, Demon s VV rmssr rooo .xg 14 STEAKS i' CIIDPS ITM-IM' Dnmfks 19848 loy Rd at Evergreen vzmom s 5100 PI'IV6tB BANUUET RUUMS Congratulatlons 4801 4811 Chene street Hanson and Hanson Cor Hancock Ave Telephone TE mple 2 6432 SLDBUM 7 E377 FOREST 6 5650 payed y' 904113 Karger .Slap CANDID PHDTU5 JOHN L. Pnsasucu. 1-mp I WEDDINGS BANQUETS PARTYS SPORTS I 7641 NUERNBERG AT VAN DYKE DETRDIT 34. MICH 7423 VUERNER CENTER LINE MICHIGAN .71. VL. -Mf -5.1-' N103' ,gn f RJ Mspfii WWW F WWMQHQWNM WW 10 QS WY Q 4ff:i'2'5'x WM XQ Si Xi- M5441 MW ww 'WLAJWQJ MJ fhzgwgnqim 'QW-it mwiw, WM Q ff ?w f Hajj SOPAUM orej IQ ZX A f nfs? , w W5 NM V6 V' Q mf? WW ' - M , A M M QW n fw ' cts- K GRASSHOPPER BAR BEER - W'INE - LIQUOR FINE FOODS 9248 VAN DYKE BEST OF LUCK IN FUTURE YEARS 5 .. PIOTROWSKI 8. LEMKE GENERAL INSURANCE Comphments of RADIO LUNCH 2812 E MILWAUKEE AVE ALWAYS OPEN CONGRATULATIONS Sz BEST WISHES ll W wake 01,906 dll! Jam CONGRATULATIONS TO MY GRANDDAUGHTER AND HER C LASSMATES SINCERE CONGRATULATIONS ST BARBARA S SOCIETY GROUP 1035 P N A 776z47fZ.4'e4qqn4h DR BBUNUI UID!-I DENTIST 3340 E EIGHT MILE DETROIT 34 MICH PHONE FOREST 6 4070 73 JoAnn 155 Wm au rd. r o Li i wr. anal md. j:'anL .jghmlaff Sm P raye rfu cere Congratulauons WA 'mf' W 32 O an r an ronlczak 1 W1shes for God s blessmg I 5326 McDougall Avenue S, 74017561 .Milf .S20Cl0fy Congratulauons WA 9 FRANK J 75, THE., wo 49240 WAY I le anus lv Duns 'Rv' vlcronm RADIO s. TV ssnvlce 89WV W 4602 JDS CAMPAU .JETTKE wi us: AND RECOMMEND TUNG SOI, fucmonrusis HARRIGAN 8K REID COMPANY 1365 BAGLEY AVENUE HEATING AND PLUMBING ENGINEERS SHEET METAL WORK SUMMER AND WINTER AIR CONDITIONING SPECIALISTS STAINLESS STEEL WORK 102 YEARS IN BUSINESS The Chas Sexouer Roofing Company Roofmg Sz Sheet Metal Work WO 4 9240 -74 Y I ' ' . - A, I- 1 . ' I gUI1FYt1 QIIIZVVTI6' LNUI 3' - ' ' ' O 1 5 'L 1 '19 . O 4 ff ag' Z 6 at Nu- : 1 I 3 We Own 8 Qpevfaie QW' Qwn Plnvxf . ernor Hy. C. erner Electronics Engineer Detroit, Mich. I 'MICHIGAN O QYNMQBUXQOMXL6! W JM M4 ii 9 ff? N 6 I? 55 JW MM W V do Sofa - ' Ov 0 Q jj! Eno 5960 X juniom O V Dom 21 , ' F X . l Q x wxwj A 5 gl' - s 4 3 'V 1 , Y A .1 U F ,I T T A Q , gf f K X Q Q Y' LIU? if X , 2 LY E wx H L Q ,b 19 gil gif XWMM ' er- , jhlllfu S5 x - it fwfr' - M lwwym 2 1 QJQQ, Vff' KQV - Y f AZMQTQQQX A-mlig-an ag, We K ,7h4,afC'few Q7 K Awww' Lam? dwfao Elem 2ff,,4z,mA,, EDWARD BINKOWSKI BUH DER See Models at Almond Avenue and East Detrolt JERRY BANASZEWSKI QALFQ NIANAFFR V A N 7 RE A L T Y 19615 VAN DYKE AVENUE TW1nbrook 1 4114 TW1HbrOOk 1 3150 of A 1 up . ' V gf I Kelly - Nine Mile Section I . .-1 1 6 A A - -J 7 S GAS SERVICE since JP 4 JP VHDL? ? qpb Gas SeI'V1C8 was first provlded for Detrolt users back 1n 1851 At that t1me only a few homes were lucky enough to reoelve the wonderful new xllummatmg gas to replace kerosene lamps Today we are servmg more than three quarter mllhon customers 1n Detf0lt and M1ClHg3D And the natural gas provlded IS used 111 a great refngeratmg mclneratmg clothes drylng and house heatlng Industry uses gas 1I1 a varlety of prooessmg operatlons We plan contmually for the years ahead 111 order to provlde an adequate supply of gas for the needs of the commumtles we serve bil Q Nl! Servmg 780 000 customers m M zchzgan - f 77 I- t 4' I I ,.' ' .1 many ways . . . for cooking, water heating, U 4 WIICHIGAN CONSOLIDATED GAS COMPANY ' THE DETROIT BANK Canfxeld Russell Offxce StephenA M111er Mgr NorbertA Prusmskl Asst Mgr Congratulauons I0 S CUNPECTIUNERY Candy Clgars C1garettes Tobacco etc 4707 Chene St For better cleamng call 77 geaufy Cganera CONGRATULATIONS SENIORSl 23235 Van Dyke MRS JOHN WROBLEWSKI and 6424 Van Dyke near Harper MISS BERNADINE WROBLEWSKI 4 hour SGPVICG on Request WA 1 5501 Comphments DIXIE Gulf Service 5470 St Aubm WA 2 9772 Corner Ferry PIONEER MARKET Fru1t and Nursery Mkt 16501 Harper Ave TU 1 3252 78- f 1 Proprietor - Mr. 8z Mrs. J. Miaskowski u 9 , H 1 O I O WWW 'M df:Jjf,, WM QS? QIWWMJUMCWW JM EW MVWWVQM MWQVWMJ WW fW5 0 M1 W Qgwffiwffgww? My M,f76,M i2Qg W WW 332 fmgifw W will, . . . 'fn 'Q I . r XUMVL o , .X . fy flwhmm IQOOM 110 F fi '- ' A' M v , L L ' .5 Q I . ,' Q 5' f ' k , Tk T Ai 4' V C' ' 7771710 YW by WJ ML 76 2 'SX J W ' . A N 'lf Aj? - Congratulations an Best W1Sh9S from any anc! ll 80 d to Sgdfia .gwalwgi aiu! Cfamimafea 0 ,55 3 C ML WW! to remember . Edlson wlll help you 0 Plan your kitchen 0 Select your lamps o Do the laundry easier One of these day s perhaps very soon you ll be starting a home of your own When that txme comes look to the traxned young vsomen 1n the Home Servlce D1v1 s1on at Detrolt Edlson They can help you solve many of the homemakmg, problems that frequently puzzle a nevs brlde Wlthout eharg.,e they wlll answer your questlons over the telephone send booklets and folders or 1n some cases make a personal VISII In Detrolt telephone WOodward 2 2100 In other areas call your nearest Edlson Office PS Mother mlght be lnterested 1n some of thelr ansvs ers rlght now CS 6. Me- Plan a menu Plan a one dlsh meal Preserve foods easier Plan party refreshments ,- Xxg Car., 1-612 aff' o 5 0 f N-f No' 6 LX? O CS .YJ DETROIT EDISON 81 O O . . I I O . . . - . . . 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Chrzanowskl D1rector CHIRZANQWSKII S FUNERAL HOME ESTABLISHED 1913 7531 M111er Detrolt Mlchmgan M, BE'I I'ER Congratulauons to the 'he hes' Always E Semor Class of 1955 DDTATDE CHIDI 10148 GRATIOT AVE Whlnut 5 4774 DETROIT MICHIGAN Comphments Sonny s Bar 4700 St Aubm 82 E i Best Because They're Better Made Sedum? of Ou' lad? of I Courtesy of TALBGT 8: MEIEB, Inc. I GENERAL BUILDING CONTRACTORS 'l000 LARCHWOOD TO 8 3315 Best Wlshes Mack Avenue Poultry Farm fresh Ch1CkeDS and eggs Wa 1 1750 7720 Mack Ave Call us for Fr1day afternoon dehvery C ompllments o the SINFEB SEWING fw MA 9737 Jo C mpa TR 3 3132 T S Brown Manager I 83 ' f 1 FHINE FIIMPANY Congratulatlons MANUFACTURERS POLISHING AND BUFFING 2281 Superlor St Gold and Chrome Platmg By Request Bus1ness Telephone Home Telephone TE 2 5310 LA 7 3255 84 Owner: Mr. Frank Zielinski 8a Sons I V SMIGIELSKI FUNERAL HOME 3373 Trombly Avenue Detroxt C111 M1ch WA 1 8814 LUzon 1 1232 LUzon 1 1611 z477ZcaZe7cz5Scuzch Wholesale and Reta11 Church Goods Re11g1ous Art1c1es 7844 M1ch1gan Ave 85 I C y - . - I I I . . . . . . 9 , - Q Sc hool C halkboards Church Corkboards Laboratory W1ndow Shades Offlce and Warehouse L1brary TOwnsend 8 9231 Darkenlng Shades We Stock We Install B F FARNELL COMPANY 435 West Seven M11e Road fbetween Woodward 8: John RJ Detrolt 3 Mxchlgan Atlas Bottlmg Co Comphmentsof c B GEYMANN t e a es Near Ca pe ter b ook 2 3 Comphments of Wm C Gutow Can' C0mP Y Gallagher Fare Equipment 1900 E Wxllxs Ave 86 O C . , . . Quali y Bev r g . 0 12170 COI'13T1t Detroit, Michigan Grocery I' I1 Twin r - 838 I Q X115 Ni Mx S? TUxedo 5 1333 CHELSEA COMPANY LOUIS C1eS11ga Mechamcal Contractors Plumbmg Heatmg 81 Ventllatmg 17140 Denver Avenue Detro1t 24 M1Ch1gaH -87 N Congratulations and God's blessing from .Ling 77am e Lgzociefy service prfiniinq PRINTING IN ALL ITS BRANCI-IES PHONE WA. 2-7690 3678 FREDERICK AVE. DETROIT II, MICHIGAN Aff. CL.!J,. ,, 5'A.,,,,, 19006 VAN DYKE DEPT STORE FOR CHILDREN INFANT S Sz CHILDREN CLOTHING JUVENILE FURNITURE AND TOYS WA 2 BDDD AND COAL M were COMPANY 5140 MT ELLIDTT AVE FAR BWDRTH DETRUITII MICHIGAN WA I BD24 BERNICE BRIDAL EHDP BRIDAL GDWN5 AND VEILS BRIDESMAIDS DUTFITS 5345 CHENE STREET DETROIT II MICHIGAN Congratulations to the Seniors of 55 C fliffldn W0fA0f5 .SJ Ll ll? ANTHONY J LI PKE Eucnmtthmng In andwane PAINTS d GLASS HOUSEWARES TOOLS d SPORTING GOODS 5701 M DOUGALL AVE WA 9224 President M SW1eCZkOWSk1 Treasurer J Ziezulewicz Secretary C Rzepeck1 Trustees A Wiatr and M Sn1ezyk ml, Commaffee 88 3 1 e e T Hcmc Lwuv '- ' I I . - CDR. N ' I I4 ' ' oc! ' Vice President F. Zurawski ,, . . H If . . CHI A- . Oh u . c . ' . ' . RNER FA TFA. ZA Class R ngs lp Com mencement In xtatxons D lomas Caps and Go WHS Trophxes Medals Badges WEYHING BROS MANUFACTURING J EWELERS Mam offxce Downtown office 408 David Broder1ck Tower 3040 Gratiot Zone 7 Zone 26 EDWARD A WUJEK Wayed 7wwz4Z Www Est 1917 TW1nbrOOk 3 4034 19301 Van Dyke Avenue Detro1t 34 M1ch Corner Emery Comphments of S6 M 77Zcvzwe Saleen 7ac VA11ey 2 9577 11207 E Jefferson Ave Detro1t 14, M1ch 89 -nl i i . V, . I A Q . n 0 , , . . .. , .I .,.,,,. ,N',:,.Z.5.. Y r 0 'U ' . 1 , a I I f I u o Q God s blessmg to the Sen1orsI TASHMOQ 5435, Jersey Creamery Co 6431 East Palmer JOHN MATEJA 8: CO I 5629 MICHIGAN AVENUE DETROIT Io MICHIGAN TRINITY 2 9284 RES TWINBROOK I 3835 71010 fg,,,, Jlifnofh FRANK S TElEVlSlON 8. RADIO SERVICE nntcalcaa RADII3 TELEVISIUN SALES AND SERVICE Spec lzng Wdd g d'B tbdyCbs 6415 CHENE DETROIT II M CH .xddnuraf janv .non ELECTRICAL P IIA mas 212 3 B SELINE MICH Congratulatlons to the Semors E .I BARDYGA FUNERAL HOME 7531 E 8 M11e Road Basellne Mlchlgan SL 7 4535 WA 2 9278 VIC S CAFE PIZZA PIE STEAKS SPAGHETTI DINNERS 4670 MCDOUGALL COR. E. FOREST Congratulatlons To The Class Of 55 Szstus of Sr .lnvplz Inu rar .Siueelwf .lfearf of War? l9ari5A Dctrmt, XIICIIIQZIII 90. 1 I I - ' . , Who esale and Retail CHURCH cooos - RELIGIOUS ARTICLE mssnon coops a SCHOOL suv:-ues NEAR JUNCTION ' - ' SL - H- 'HAI 7 Y ' -v ron II , . I . iaii ineinan ir a ae . I. . A P . I ' D E -6- - 0 0 I . - ' I I w - i , . v , Y '! 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DETROIT 10, MICHIGAN - 5 C' ' ' CCILLIERS S 3 4650 20005 VAN DYKE 72095 5 SE E LE RDAD ES EC LZE EDD G5 Detro1t 34 M1ch Qgobyqgg CHESTER L LEJA Qaadde pounfe Wfaocfd fbelwafaelen Tuudheil MUNSON HEATING CO N C S E D E A E E S ROLL BUILDING CO Industrlal Commercial Bu11ders of Quahty Houses 3115 Benjamm Royal Oak MiCh1g2,Il LI 4 4200 Irving Graves Flower Shop East S1de Quahty Flowers A Complete Floral Serv1ce Open Sundays 8327 Harper At Semmole WA 1 7147 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES 340 HIAQIU CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 55 Sweetest Heart of Mary Amvets, Post No. 9 - - I TWmullun - A T V N MI Dlvlnrr 34, :anna W P IA IN W IN , . cLsvELANo Auvowmc nwmc KOWALSKVS SAUSAGE DELICIOUS BAKED GOODS BEER AND WINE . F . - FRA HI D L R O 6 . . - OL Ol. ON . - 0 l I 0 ' ' , - . C6 77 92 - Irish Setters A.K.C Registered LANE 5314 Botsford Ave Warren Michigan Telephone Warren 3502 Stud Service Puppies Training Trimming CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS any WowaL an efe STERLING COAL CO WHOLESALE AND RETAIL COAL AND FUEL OIL MAIN OFFICE LORAIN 7 4380 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS L vague Jgazmzera L 93 3 J I9 I Wm. jean J5azmier5Li ana! , 7fN.M . . ,iff Uxjfpf WW? ffdffb 22 WJ WW iajgzgff I? 101 W Q yy 1? axgwmwwyjfwy New Method Laundry TROMBLY FURNITURE C0 4643 21805 21652 V Dyk 7 M t Dyk M WA t 1 3113 S 7 9224 Detroit Knitting M1 S arbara in er 1 Gra io ve. Dt t7M !romJ4.oganJW4..ll WO 1 5463 U5 4 E qyjg? 1 CBO om orea L MGM' Q Wm' ,WW yy U' XX . kx D . Nm M! Q Q09 Q5 bd wi JA? . .. .H CBg tlg gt PHONE WA 4 5806 STANLEY KUCZYNBKI STANLEY S POULTRY MARKET FRESH POULTRY AND EGGS FROM FARM WHOLESALE 8: RETAIL FUR WEDDINGS II PARTIES ssI7 I: 2216 E F Q, DETROIT II MICH COMPLETE LINE ON DISPLAY AT OUR SHowRooMs IUY DIRICT AND DAVE INDUSTRIAI FURNITURE MFG CO. MANUFACTURERS OF BREAKFAST DINETTE CHUPPH AND INSTITUTIONAL FURNITURE PRESENTED BY TWINeRooK 1 9020 1791OVAN ovxe AVE DETROIT 34 MICH WOod a d I 3224 NATIONAL .IANITORS SUPPLY Co EQUIPMENT AND CLEANING SUPPLIES 524 STATE ST ROBERT H HACKETT For better cleaning call NU BEAUTY CLEANERS 23235 Van Dyke Van Dyke M1ch1gan 6234 Van Dyke near Harper 4 Hour Servlce on Request Af! Damon 4 gm CHOICE LIQUORS BEER WINE 18341 VAN DYKE Detro1t, M1ch w QSIO NOTARY PUBLIC JOHN B ZIOLKOWSKI REAL ESTATE su ance a d Bonds of All Knds Land Contract a d Mortgage CollectIo'ns CORNER MILLER AND S'r CYRII. AvENuEs DETROIT MICHIGAN pf 54, ,fs , RELIABLE INSURANCE AGENCY 18632 ST LOUIS AVENUE DETROIT 34 MICH We Call gl Del1ver TW 1 8787 Nortown Cleaners New Modern Dry Cleamng Plant DryC1ean1ng Dye1ng Pressmg Repalflflg WALTER A KAEKA TW E If 14 oo 18716 VAN DYKE Detro1t 34 M1Ch1gaH ' 0 S . IN REA! ' . z , . ' ' w r - . I 7 . Between First ond Seco d - - ' ' A. I- In r n i n . Property Management - Land Contracts Bought and Sold I. . Rraonaf .Siruica 14.4 u .4 an ia auin 5 ' , . . in mo - 3 1 I Q 1 - I I 1 - 95 - W2 V' WWQWW Q19 WWWQWW 1 i ggi? 109WQ'44 0' WM W P Cs Ow.i?52E4,gffQW WW X X w 22 J ffwi 035 SE 09,14 JMMA JAK TAM BAR Sunday S Shop 51 G Y8lGf d 6 U 5 9967 HENRYS TROPHY BAR 18434 IQ., garnef J. 32, Af M ff' ' 'JK E . i GW . ieakmen if g'- ' 1 Q Om , j K5 ' ' ' . 'IK QC 2 Q 45 randy To S its -8 Mack Ave G 3 hg C gratulations tothe Se ' GOOD LUCK FROM SAM 81 WALTER PROVISION CU. MANUFACTURERS OF DE LIC IOUS SAUSAGE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 55 r n W gm ow5 1 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS OF 55 JOSEPH MIODEK Art1st1c Memor1a1s at Holy Cross Cemetary VI 1 7748 ,f fave ffimuruns LEONARD WA1nu'L 1 4642 Zeczcaa FURNITURE COMPANY Complete Home Outf1tters 8825 Van Dyke Avenue PRZYBYSZ Detro1t 13, M1ch W a cl M. A if' 97 Congratulations to Compllments of Barbara Smger and FRANK KURRIE IMP The Graduatmg Class of 1955 19184 Mt Ell1ott Ave Plumbmg and Heatmg Contractor effe anal l Evalme Cement Works Garage Floors S1dedr1ves Walks porches Pre Cast Steps Congratu1at1ons to the Class of 55 Footmgs and Ratwalls Stone Brlck Block Outs1de Bar B Q 04' Wm Leo Yuchasz TR 1 4759 PICDNEER BAR 10041 West Warren Dearborn B111 Smger Cho1r Member Bar Tender W0Yne CQUMY FI0r'5t Congratulatwns to the Graduates 6337 CHENE TR 2 3450 DETROIT 11 MICH a M Caflwdc geneva enf COMPLIMENTS Moccaflon JOHN Sz JEAN KOWALSKI 98 Jfaffz Cie Flower Boxes Patio and Flag Stone ' , Q ' Low5Li x ' ol, A . K Woodward 3-3407 EXPERT WINDIIW ULEAMNG CUMPIINY INC ALL TYPES OF PAINTING AND DECORATING WINDOW CLEANING AND WALL WASHING ALEX MILLER 304 Umted Artists Building Pres1dent Detroit 26 M1Ch1gaH CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATES OF 1955 IT WAS A PRIVILEGE TO BE A MEMBER C1218 all ECO T T , 1 1 , . Ky . 77 cl CW 77 99 X6-'lik I-X.,-1 Wih WW BETH LEIELSRMNG Take the Telephone Company, for example. Anyone who works for Michigan Bell will tell you it's every- thing a girl could want in a job. First, you don't need any experience. You learn your job on the job, and earn a good salary while learning. Raises are regular and frequent. Your in- come is steady, you can always count on it and you get annual vacations with pay. Another nice thing about telephone work is that you'll associate with people your own age. just out of school, too. You'll work in clean, bright, pleasant surroundings. XK'hether you prefer to start as a tele- phone operator, a teller or a clerk, you'll find oppor- tunitics for advancement. VVe'd like to tell you more about these and other interesting telephone jobs. Visit us soon, won't you? MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY A FRIENDLY PLACE TO WORK - 100 , 1l...fffif'.. 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