University of Detroit Jesuit High School - Cub Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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FRESHMAN When an incoming freshman walks up U. of D. High's front steps and pulls open the heavy doors for the first time, a new world stands before him-strange, mysterious, and unexplored. At first everything is new, from the timid stranger sitting beside him to the black- robed teacher in front of the classy from the puzzles of Algebra and the first declension to that unforgettable first football game with its school spirit and spectacle. So too the stepped-up pace of U. of D. High, he finds, demands nightly homework sessions. And with Latin forms, History dates, English rules to learn, the fresh- man must learn to do more in less time. Perhaps before too long the new freshman finds that strict discipline is demanded and strict enforcement inevitable. An atmosphere of quiet and study demands its sacrifices. The example of school leaders can help him here. For very soon a new student notices and comes to respect the school leaders. Very often in the football star, top debater, publications editors, or So- dality prefect he sees his model whom he watches closely and imitates in his own way. A less variable feature of a freshman's life is his con- tact with Christ. But here too there is development and expansion. At daily Mass, in Religion class, and during conferences with the Student Counselor, he grows in the knowledge and love of who Christ is and what He asks of him. Gradually yesterday's world disappears and today's world, that of U. of D. High, takes over within him. Then one day in early june the freshman is ready to step up. A JESUIT MISSIONARY and U. of D. High alumnus, Mr. Edmund Skrzypczak, S.J., gathers students around him to view an oddity-3 Japanese grammar- ' W Top Row' Cl to rj Jeremiah, Beckley, Kasko, Wentworth, il A Budny, Martek, Rajewski, Nicholl, Soltis, Ozdarski, Weber, ' . Daczka Middle Ro ' awahl, Wetterstrom, Hurlbert, Grashoff, Bottom Row: Rahaley, Sikors 1, Dziadziola, Martin, Mc- Adamian, Bren , Bollock, Chobot, Ziskie, Ugolnik, Lande- Carthy, Schlachter, Manriqueze, Currier, Pye, Kedich man, Ward CX -

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