Central Catholic High School - Trail Yearbook (South Bend, IN)

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B ob Roe Photography .,...,,,...,,.,...,...,.,,....., .. .,,. Ed. Probst Staff artists t,,,,,.t,A,, Dick Wawrzyniak, Russ. Minges, Don Spaulding Business Manager .ti, .,,i,,. R ay Steiner Copyist ,,... ,w.. . jim Wack The Seasons of Qur High School Days DEDICATION We have spun dreams through all the seasons of our high school years-imagined we were tackling and blocking on the soft sod of our own athletic field: played exciting, victorious games in our own modern gym. We produced plays and gor- geous musical revues on the well-equipped stage of our own expansive auditorium. We delighted in the latest books of our new complete library, and our eyes widened at the vast findings in fascinating experimental laboratories. Our minds and our hearts opened-we knew peace in the quiet of a simple chapel. We could but dream as each Fall gave way to Winter and each Spring quickened our spirits again, 'til now, at last, all of our dreams are becoming actual plans-not for ourselves, but for those we leave behind and for whole generations of Catholic youth. l-lence, we, the Seniors of l945, gratefully dedicate this review of the seasons of our final high school year to the thou- sands of men and women who are making our dreams come true. 756 740106145 of CEHTHHl CHTHUUC HIGH SUHUUL Soul! Zend Vndckzna Brother Gerard, CSC., principal E if fn. ,, W J I .,-V-inf-M .. v ' 12.5, ' - -X4 1..n . r.: . - .f...a-el -, 'll - .'- 1'ff'.fv:':'1,.y., f Gredt ,grgy iilbqdivqz fi C'1utfe rirpg A P A,si'e1cTy ski.. ' F1Qc1xs.aQf5nfffisa Swrryigg, V fi- AfIiOWS'7Qf ming +Bferemg.m11fiiwfi 'Pine incense n ' PL1rI5'16 4A-2SY1TiTp hQIiSF , , , v A-Qf , , . , 'M3kiUE', 3-'D154StQFM . Qt time and'-space? ' - ' U. .f PHSTOV- Q: wig :gift we Xlk .Ju up . fi V Qeggpnfaiva Zn',,5ePf,l f-Shaq Se, 5 ff ,ff P OWS . ,f'6ePt6 T1 5, 363' Las? 56 'o CGSXV i Brother Frederick. C.S.C. Brother Louis Typmg Brother Gerard. C.S.C Latin fi' 9 if ,f ,ff g ff ... -1' I ,, , Science, Mathematics, Mechani- ccxl Drawing Brother Ernest, C.S.C. Brother Arnold. C.S.C. Religion, Art Director ot Studies, History, Eng- : 2 f L- ,..-,,,.n.f-s,1' 0 lish, Algebra, Giee Club Brother Romcmus. C.S.C. Bremer Cym' C's'C' Librarian Brother Lauricn. C.S.C. French, Commercial, Religion, RELIGIOUS BULLETIN , W . X , f,,..!,! 'LG I a Brother Edwin. C.S.C. Biology, Social Studies, Band Brother Iureth, C.S.C. Director ol Student Guidance English, Latin, Dramatics, Cath- olic Action, THE TRAIL Brother Anton, C.S.C. Economics, English, Religion, THE TOMAHAWK Science, Mathematics, Athletics p , fl IDX! J I X, gl IXV , J I t 1 .,,,. J T ,r .- F gd Look Whos Here! Uhr: FRESHMEN lst row: I. Byrne, C. Meersman, F. Hauguel, I. Vargyas, F. Steif, F. Myers R Dvorak I Hour H Siei meyer, R. Meiszberg. 2nd row: I. Hoffer, I. Dutrieux, R. Moo, I. Flock, R. Benninghoff, B. Chlebek, E, Van Durmen, H. F h , H. H ff ' ' ' uc s u , E. Emanaker, I. Farrmgton, M. Kunkel, A. Hulll, I. Muller. 3rd row: I. VcmDyke H. Entzian, D. Kotoske, P. Farmer. R. Reiner, M. Caenepeel, A. Kass, T. Christian, E. Bishop, E. Cseresznyak, D. Stelzer, I. Baer, I. Chmiel. 1 l. l L Q. ll FRESHMEN lst row: I. Roberts, I. DeVliegher, P. Hessling, I. Chlebek, C. Cancik, D. Grabber, R. Wawrzyniak, D. Died- rich, C. Marker, N. Dvorak, S. Vaghy, W. Brothers. 2nd row: I. Mclntee, I. Millea, I. Millea, K. Rowe, I. Walsh, S. Kubczcki, I. Allinger, I. Lcmg, W, Richardson, R. Brown, I. Thoman, I. Gevatosky, R. DeCloed!, G. Goepirich. 3rd row: G. Kohler, C. Sallows, W. DeGroote, R. Rose, R.Sechowski, C. Nabichi, P. Vande rbosch, W. Miichell. I. DeBruyne, F. Coquillard, R. Woliman, R. O'Reilly. ' I SUPHUIHUHE mass r UFHEEHS President, Ai Lindahl: Vice-president, Louis Polman: Secretary. Iames McCaffery: Treasurer. Terry Dooley. PHEEHHWHH E H159 UFHEEH5 President. Gerald Hour: Vice-president, Francis Steif: Secretary, Iohn Mclnteer Treasurer. Edward Bishop. SOPHOMORES lst. How: I. Rabicki. G. Zummer, L. Micinski, E. Sayer. C. Strebinger, R. Sirebinger. E. Lewun- dowski, D. Thallemer, G. Schwind, W. Clements, T. Dennig. 2nd Row: T. Frank, I. Thompson, I. Tellson. I. Kuharic, I. Kondor. R. Hoover, D. Toth. I. Krizmanich, I. Bczuters, F. Schneider. I. Icmow- ski. 3rd Row: R. Miller, I. Pecsi, C. Iones, W. Thornton, I. Prawat, R. Bonne, R. Lies, I.. Polman, T. Dooley, I. Zehnpfennig. SOPHOMORES lst row: R. Shipman. G. Erp, M. DeCloedt, F. Pinter, A. Lindcxhl, I. Biek. R. Bott. R. Tepe. I. Arm- strong, I. McCaffery. 2nd row: R. Lord, R. Tomolak. R. Berkheiser, I. Anastoli, I. Diliz, T. Schultz I-'. Christ, L. Buldinger, C. Arch A. Zeisz. 3rd row: E. Woltman. C. Davidson, R. Prue. E. Lewinski R. Kuzmic, D. Brennan. A. Vunderheyden, W. Dillon, R. DeGmif, R. Kuntz. I. Costin. 1 President. Iohn Collins: Vice-president. Kevin Hender- son: Treasurer, Richard Byrne. , .. L o IUNIORS lst row: R. Hessling, R. Price, I. Laughlin, R. Byrne, D. Towner, G. Van Renterghem, D. Wawrzy nick, L. Kwasneskl, L. O'Keefe. 2nd row! P. Strantz, E. Barany, I. Vilez, D. Hess, T. Doyle, I. Mackey R. Huetz, D. G l . L. ' ' ' cr ameau Qualtrm. 3rd row. I. Doyle, V. Lash. I. Iohnslon, R. Crowe. I. While, W Rauch. A. Lass, P. Gehl, E. Hyosaka. r - Tracing the COUTSG of our future I W e get down to business. CAFETERIA STK lst row: Frank Schneider, Mrs. Lochmcmdy, Mrs. Schneider. 2nd row: Bob Schroeder. Mrs. Ferill. Iohn Horwarth, Ed Probst. 3rd row: lim Dills. Dick DeGraff. Ioe Chlebek, George Fobe, Robert Ruetz. OFFICE ASSISTANTS G' HUIBY- R- Lies. I- Dilil. I. Weak, C. Sirebinger. ! I 1 5 i 3 Q 9 fx r ,f . fi Zz, FOOTBALL SQUAD lst row: E. Kosiielney, R. Wawrzyniak, R. Hiniz. D. Birder. H. Horwarih, KCI, I. Monserez, I. Voss. B. Schelinger, D. Spaulding. L. Polm 2nd row: L. Kwusneski, Mgr., B. Miller, R. Byrne, D. McManus, F. Simon. N- MUBNIR. I- MGCKSYI F- Pinter. F- Nflbidlif D- WGWY2YHiGk. 5- VU! heyden. C. Nabicht. Mgr. 3rd row: I. Hour. C. Marker, I. Engles, S. Vag hy. R. DeCloedt, I.Chlebek. D. Thallemer, W. Brothers, H. Woltma Wawrzyniak. 4th row: F. Steif, I. Gevatosky, E. Emenuker, I. Mclntee. R. Sechowski. I. Baer. F. Coquillqrd. 5th row: K. Rowe. I. Vargy De-Bruyne. Football Summary. . Another football season in the short history of Cen- tral Catholic athletics faded away with the smoke from the official time-keeper's gun at the South Bend Catholic contest. The athletic careers of many Seniors were brought to an abrupt halt with the crack of that six shooter. Some, of course, will go on to conquer larger fields of competitive sports: but for the most part our departing grads will never again thrill to the thundering roar of the grandstands voicing their ap- preciation of a, bone-crushing tackle or a phantom- like end sweep which results in a game-winning touchdown. Rather, a game-tying touchdown: be- cause there was no such thing as a game-winning touchdown for the team of 945. Seven times our battle-weary Indians donned the war paint to clash with the foe on the field of friendly strife. Seven times our Redmen felt the sting of de- feat. They'll joke about our perfect record and tough ones to lose, but down in the hearts of those intrepid athletes who played the game Saturday after Saturday, within the boys who took the bumps and came back fighting, lies the knowledge that what they did was not in vain. They knew they had de- fended the most cherished tradition in C. C. Ath- letics. Never has a Central Catholic team lain down on the job. From the opening seconds with Hammond High right down to the last minute of the South Bend Catholic game our boys played right up to the hilt for the glory of the school. I Hammond-Brother Cyril's baptism of fire. John Chearhart lost for the season. . . Voss to Spaulding for six. . . Hammond for two t.d.'s over the middle . . . a close' ball game, decided by size and experience. Goshen-Qver confidence and Shannahan beat us. . . Slippery footing held our fast moving offense. . . Four touchdowns to none. Niles-Attack weakened by early injury to tailback Voss. . . Two good Niles backs, Wilson and Cash- baugh. . . Guards Horwarth and Moore outstanding for Indians. . . One touchdowri to none. Michigan City-Free scoririg contest. . . Outcome in doubt at all times. . . six touchdowns to four. Hammond Central Catholic-A hard day in theosun for C. C .... Up .against tricky offense. . . A couple of good backs and three touchdowns to none. Adams-Wonderful first half. . . Boys in rare form . . .Steiner for ten. . . Voss for sixteen. . . Leading 12-6 at the half. . . Track meet in the second half . . . Five touchdowns to two. South Bend Catholic--Urbanski and six touchdowns to none. V-ak , ff ' A' -- g .,.,. , , .A -- A1 Q . ..., . hA, . w . . I I A '.,,' -,fi 1- .,-1 ' Lf-' ' . 9 'XF - . K I k 'kffgigl My -H 1 2 Rl ' ' . M R ' L.,L gi LV.: 7,LV i,f A Vu My Z ' ,m-L' , A -- Q OM? P 1 so o t d'RN-v-.ggefi .11 11' 'iii Fvesl-zm anis Ave,a x-v1 Tfiacl N when Hilfe. X S'f'eiz'f-Lev praaffc in own f ' 1 Y ? E . 5 2 S 4 E74-.Trl !ZJ zQin'1' 4' Er,-1aQ 'Q Ke IO 2C fS ' ' My .. ,, 'ldlwo s she '1.,0Q,Q.T'l STEM' LK Ona .zgrzs , As tootball season was drawing to a close, the statt tor the production ot the I945 TRAIL was selected from among the members ot the Senior Class. Immediately, these tellows set to work planning the layout ot the annual: and unanimously, they agreed that the tirst acknowledgment they should malce would be an expression ot the sincere gratitude ot the entire student body to all ot the generous triends who have done so much to improve athletics at Central Catholic this year. As the seasons have gone forward, the ever-taithtul Patrons' Club, this year under the presidency ot Mrs. John Toth, has whole- heartedly supported this movement by holding several ot their monthly social hours tor the benetit ot the athletic department. A large part ot the success ot the activities otany school is due to the baclcing which it receives trom its triends. Central Catholic is most tortunate in having so large a number ot enthus- iastic true friends. X 5 O C I A L M. ,sa .dm .,,,,,, 2 ,X 4 'P 9 Q' n 3 - 4 4 L' fl' ,X Lv S 5 v W N .SL A Q 1? K mgggggazyg i , 1 X1 ' : -if 'L ' AQXG I' 6. I 31' 0'H:LQ!' flffto l A g.Y 5otYJll+ Sz-mite XRJTAEJQ Q-vare. 'iomenff C. 1944-45 0 A U G U S T Football practice starts. Brother Cyril takes over as head coach. Freshmen register. Largest class yet- over ninety. O SEPTEMBER Upperclassmen enroll. Meet the new faculty mem- bers. Mass and official opening. Requiem for Al. Minne, who had graduated last May. First General Mixer with S. J. A. at St. Joseph's School Gym. Hammond, Goshen, and Niles Games. Pre-game pep sessions by Juniors and Seniors. First Patron Club Meeting. O O C T O B E R Michigan City, Hamond C. C., Adams, and South Bend Catholic Games. Pep sessions by Freshmen and Sophomores. Class elections. Sophomore Class Party with S. J. A. Sophs. First Social Hour by the Patrons. Big dance in St. Joseph's School Gym- Indian's Autumn Festival. Six weeks' exams. O N O V E M B E R Basketball season opens with St. John's of Benton Harbor. Followed by South Bend Catholic and Holy Trinity Games. Academy Semi No. l at the Prog. Six-weeks' tests. Junior Mixer at S. J. A. Trail staff selected. O D E C E M B E R Michigan City, Collegeville, and Bristol Games. Senior Mixer in room 28. Freshman Party at St. Patrick's Patron's Christmas Party. Christmas Dance at St. Joseph's School Gym. O JANUARY South Bend Catholic, St. Mary's, Bristol, and Collegeville Games. Second Academy Semi. Senior pictures taken for the Annual. Semster Exams. O F E B R U A R Y New Carlisle, Jefferson Twp., Greene Twp., Wash- ington Clay, Bremen, and South Bend Catholic Games. We get to the semi-finals of the tournament. Charley's Aunt Pre-Lenten Dance. K 0 M A R C H Spring football begins under the coaching of Bro- ther Cyril, Mr. Norris, and Mr. Smith. Monogram Banquet. Fr. Wilson opens Vocation Week with a talk to the student body. Retreat. Six weeks' exams. I A P R I L The Bunny Hop. Baseball. Glee Club and Band Concert. Junior and Sophomore Class Parties. General Mixer with S. J. A. Six-weeks' exams. I MAY Senior-Junior Prom S. J. A. Prom Class Pic- nics. Final Exams. Commencement. 9 26 .rn . 'wfhh I 1 1 ' - Q , X 1 -v 1 W 1 1 ' 0 ' 1 , WU f' gag, WMU !! n n Eilawljlfif -- . n f Ml . so .sw f.. g x il u' I A, N '-lily., H 'If-Q! W ., Q., ' h- 1, D m Q ,,x-. l ' ' - 'A if K 'f' ww 32' M y e IELQIJ, Lr.l '-' y . ,In f s,,,- ,1 M.mf PxN5 ,--- tl 9 R ,Wh n I, n 'e k gf f ot: A X V fn , If I, Q, X - 1 ' Xi ' Q- , vglvwx 4 if L K' K I f S ,1 1 N177-R , Y - bf., in--' -- ' '3Q.l ux55'S.. A5-'tg QA-faux-N . c,LY.vJl, , - I ln- Zl- f ' -1 nz.. - ...g-nn.-,- -a.......i.-5 v -,Q X WIN TER The Wind is telling The shivering Trees The best Of Winter's mysteries. How looms Are run by hand and toe Weaving blankets soft, Of snow! n E lk E-VNC S -nur Je w 1 iii T X0 All xx 1 - X f 5 i Buy Buy Bonds h Stamps CENTRAL CATHOLIC mon SCHOOL SOUTH BEND, INDIANA MARCH, 1945 VOL. II, Ng, 4 0HARLIE'S AllNT MAKES A BIG HIT Our last issue just missed com- ments and statistics on first se- mester grades, consequently our comment now is a bit outmoded. Nevertheless, after much sweaty and tears here we go with somel astonishing facts. The final results show the Seniors and Sophs tied for over-all honors with 27M ofl the total honors each. The Jun- iaors ran a close third with 264M,. The Frosh. ending up in last place, did themselves up respectfully with 20'M,. When we get specific it can be, seen that the Seniors are in fori All or Nothing at All! Thats right-of their total of 125 honor 1 points, they earned 75 of them on, the High Honors. On the other! hand, the Sophs messed with Mr.l In-between! since they got their 125 points from the Honors brac-X ket. Not one Soph placed on thel High Honors. The Juniors spread, out their egorfs and garnered 120 Doints from all three Rolls. The Frosh. true to form. started out slow but gained speed as the year progressed. They ended up with 105 points, most of which were gained on the Honors or else on the Honorable Mention. A box score reveals the follow- ing: Total H.H. I-7 Seniors ...... 125 7' Sophs .,...... 125 6 Juniors ...... 120 45 Frosh ........ 105 15 -Don MCMI SOME CHANGES 1, BEEN MADE With the change of sem Vocational Guidance rel Health for the Frosh. Brothe win is astride this rostrum too. seniors too did some juggling a rush to fill in credits requi for graduation. A few are bei tutored specially in Civics 1 Tuesday by Brother Romanus. Dic. Moore, Ed Andrzejewski and Mati Fujawa graduated and all three are in the navy. BUNNY HOP EASTER MONDAY Sludenls Respond To An Appeal On the occasion of the regular First Friday devotions for Feb- ruary 2, we were honored to have Father James MacCauley C.S.C. to offer Benediction and give us a talk. Having spent eight years as a missionary in Bengal, India, Father MacCauley is familiar with native customs and problems, as well as the work which the priests and Brothers are doing. He gave us a vivid picture of the diiiiiculties which are encountered there, especially in these war times, when dangers are multiplied. At the particular mission where Father MacCauley was in charge, there were 40 native boys in the Apostolic School in addition to 20 more in the Little Seminary. The problems of the missionary are many, and one of those prob- lems confronting our particular missionary was ably and willingly' SLEEPY MILLER BAND SHAPING UP S0 DUES THE BAND 'AND GLEE GLUE! On the nights of Sunday and Monday, February 11, and 12th, Charlie's Aunt, a comedy in three acts, was presented jointly by the students of Central Catholic and St. Joseph Academy, at St. Pat- rick's Hall. A .sellout crowd of approximately 1,200 persons saw the play. Last November, Brother Jareth, Dramatics Director at Central Catholic, began hauling out books of rlavs and stage tcchnicalities. He had to have a student produc- tion ready before the Lenten Seas- on of 1945. Putting on a play is a mean job. but circumstances arr- gravated the situation. However, plans gradually shaped un. Broth- er knew that Cha,rlie's Aunt would be difficult for high-school talent and that plavs of such calibre weren't tackled verv often. but the met by the boys at C.C. Thirty-I five new Missals, to be used fori the missions, were donated through . collections in each of the classes. Along with this gift we Wish Fath cr MacCauley continued su his work and hope come back ff soon. .ell as ole for the nat wraps their ro quote Msgr. Fulton Sheen, America's number-one Catholic ra- dio orator: One man was great fContinued on page fourj l rf The band isn't march' it's standing on it in succr' .,rother's Choir St. .Flseph Church, y, Feb. 4, to ling for Father Derga.n's First Solemn High Mass. The well-trained group sang beautifully under the gifted direc- tion of Brother Arnold. Incident-' ally, in consequence of a switch in time schedule of the C.C. Glee Club.I the Seniors now learn Economics! to the tune of We are the Mus-' keteers. . . , etc. ' l bstacles werent insurmountable. 'hy not ,break the routine of teen- e themes usually presented in h schools! 'udents were auditioned. char- 's determined. and practice bc- Sleepy Miller, from the was obviously a 'logical for the role of the licticious Jim Monserez was ' chosen 'ie most' persistent of the '-- old ladv's suitors. Pa- mobell. Colleen Thomh- 'Im VandenBosschc and xroeder would he vouw' 's and boys who would 'aud which is the basis Vivian Kubiak was K9 the role of the real c Doran was cast as esney. Russel Min- Vonrde, Irene Kun- Wack completed play was modernized and Americanized. The setting was shifted from England to New York, certain bits of slang were work- ed in, and Brasset. an English but- ler in the original play, had con- siderable charcoal added to his complexion, plus a change in name to Brastus. After thousands of minutes spent by Production Company Cha.rlie's Aunt proved itself worthy of all this sweat and tears. The fact that many persons returned for a fContinued on page fourl 4Q A X J '12, Af' v QXOSS OPL0 CATBV4' +08 S TY-lil' Qollegvg-ulUe 931776 -L0Y1Qm'2'3 The Ball? FQST' Brea K TUVS in Basketball Summary. After a slow start. while the starting five were be- coming accustomed to each other, Central Catholic presented a well-balanced ball club by tournament time. Given more time to function, there is no doubt that our 44-45 basketball team would have set an en- viable record. Brother Cyril took over the team shortly prior to :he opening game. Sacrilicing the first few encounters 'or the sake of teaching the boys teamwork, Brother Jroved the value of this lesson by the results he achie- red in the latter part of the season. The final record of eight won and ten lost does not ell the story of the potentialities of the 44-45 team. But, the steady improvement of the team justifies the onviction that the boys really had the ability to play Scoring for the season was as follows: hfdef -.------............ 171 Bafany ---.-.- --.--'- 18 VICManus ............ 89 costin ,,,,, .-.-,.- 1 7 7055 ------------ ----.. 7 9 Fobe ,,,, ,.., 5 auetz ------- ------ 7 7 Collins 3 flackey ....... ...,., 3 2 White ,-.'- 1 frowe ........ .,,,,, 2 8 --.- P'Keefe ...... ...... 2 3 Total ---- .....,543 a smooth, high-class type of ball. That they did come into their own can be clearly seen in a comparison of the scores of the three games with South Bend Cath- olic. Early in the campaign the Lions took us into camp comparatively without effort, 28-24. In the lat- ter part of the season we defeated the Lions twice and took the City Catholic Championship by the margin of 36-25. Central Catholic advanced into the semi-final round of the South Bend Sectionals. Washington High, who thus advanced into the finals, defeated us by a small lead. Ejection of key players spoiled the crowd's opportunity to witness an exciting, high-scor- ing game. NX 'XIJJ .I 4X - It Q f G Wx 1 f Sfeineu' Solos ST -5-oe. Sevmi Enfevti iw ITLQN TTI-mein, LJ2, Glance, VUQR XOOYKA SPQQQ HUM? .mio Que VS 3 O 1 Q i i M.-mwm N A Q, ,. - V- . A . f X , ,,M.M,,-,y-ff,,.f. V .W f:wf.,,,-.WV . .- H, ,A Q N NV in -,Ir Xxix 1 Q ' y X XX 4 1 V -VX X 10 L I 4 ix . 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' xx , Ml, , W ...I If llqqfllll, ,v il! ,A 1 K nf xl I il , - I SPRING HAS COME Spring has come To our countrysgie With lagging feet And great gray eyes O'erfi11ed with tears- 2 The Violets had looked for her: QM The gentle Wind, impatient, sighed: But she touched the shrubs With her magic wand And they donned their romping gowns And tripped with her Along the streams ufhm-f timid sunbeams hide. ' 1 H P' Q CD 'J N S E L S T U D Y VUPUCICD W '-'41 I-IU! Z0 TNJT on Sl10l ? lezvq Edward I. Andrzeiewski, Ir. Andy Uncle SCITHIS son rugged football linerriczu basl-teibclll 3, , , :softball Hillel' C., 335 t Ol'l'i7TTlC1I1 . bfom.-, Lfifh smmus X X . . Jw! . President r - ' Iohn E. Doran .... lack Two-time class dictator . . . well-groomed. . , full of school spirit. . . shines on the stage . . . C. A. . . . Secretary f Y Herman I. Horwarth .... Herrnie. Four year football flash. . . captain 4, , , most valuable player . . . three times Glee Club Warbler . , . plenty of spirit .... Vice-President Donald W McManus. . . Mac Three stripe winner. . . Trail editor. . . Tomahawk stall. . vice-dictator of Senior class .... Treasurer .ff J ' Roy C. Mynsberfe. . . , Rey Senior treasurer. . . bookkeep- ing brain. teaching abilities fn ufvwfvf' ,AW 1, ix 'nes I. Bauer .... lim eamy dancer v . . low- aded, . . Frosh football rsh. . . keystone softball-er I . f X I. Qlf' 'vm -.1 . x R X llwf'-fl xkwixyx K. l 7' ll 'W Jdlf ll ,Ohh A. COIHDS .... mfenngg. See Basketball steady man . . . southern accent. . . Glee Club Caruso ..., W . Y , fl ffl. wviffi N . ff' l rr Ml l Cx,7,,llw'3A! Q ,N j , Dudley D. Birder .... Dud' Football wingman , . . crew cut maniac. . . basketball higlf point' man. . . Glee Clul groaner .... Ls Duane A. Dunn. ... . Mickey Willing worker. , . shutter- snapper. . . Glee Club 3 l I l William E. Dvorak. . . . Bill Edward R. Fleming. . . . Rugged boy. . . stamp cluli Tomahawk staff. . . Rotary rep . . . swell fellow , , , good . . , office assistant. . . C. A. friend ,... I N f .ZiHAQq' KJ Y K . L l 1 f J i l 1 h.mMa 'ieorge C Fobe. . . Le s - 9 'Jafeteria chow-slinger.. . talwart soltball slugger. . nasketball rebounder. . . . ..7- Ut' 1. , if cf 4 t . xl r 1 J I tl 'NL ' ff . I K U , - '--4 t Ml 7 UIXJXQ Hay Hint: .... Ra Y 'Scrappy football player . V. . softball socker. . . monogram winner l . ' 1 .V-fvlv . sw,-'wCfff 'f Kevin F. Henderson .... Brooklyn Cheer leader de luxe. . . baseball southpaw. . . eastern accent .,.. '- I ' ' X 40 'H M ' 1 Iohn Ahorwaklt .... 'Hogg Iames 0. Kondor. . . . lim Terri 'c trumpet ftooter. , . A 1 Band member. . . Glee Club- argu J . lull of ready an- ber, . . grocery magnqfe. , , , sw 'T' hever a dull mo- men .... X if Q X3 Matthew I. I-'uiawa .... 'Mof' Radio enthusiast. . . electrical wonder of our dances. . . dot- dash demon. . . Trail. . , Glee Club. . . Navy Man. . . . ff' J I .ft X5 Yi HS l I 1 w 'v Q 'nest E Kostielney- . . . Irnie Bone-crushing tcrckle . monogram club. . . clwczys tiling. , . nmw Tw ,t 5 5. i . x James E Mackin . . . . lin-1' Serious student. . . stamp col lector. . . smooth dcmcer. . . .Atta Rf . tl . . 1 Q ' . O 1 xi ,,0WU X ,J A' X . ' ' Guy R. Martin. Ir. .... Guy X A l drum-beater , . . rhythm section in the bond. . . good dresser. . . likeable. . . . Q1 t 1 . 00.4 43. f tjtciaaf . H 7 ' X ' ca l lx AAD l,f'r,lIlA4 ' f ' N V -I I U 7 ff'J Iames A. Martin .... . lim Glee Club. , , office assistant . . . vice-president 2, . . pho- YOQTUPIWY lon, . , flying fiend William E. Miller .... Bill Russell E. Minges' 1 . - Russ Chcrrlie's Aunt. . . closs presi- Rembrandt of CA C '. Trail dem. Z4 - 4 king of the key' ortist , . . scene-steuler ol board. . . prosaic poet . , . ChClrh.e'S Aunt A l U , snappy shortstop ,... nes H. Monserez . . . Boftle 4 toot blue-eyed blond. . . :tball pivot specialist. . . od actor. . . baseball beater V sl J -'l Q Q 1 v i X5 Iames O. Price . . . . Red Intra-mural softball. . , snappy second baseman. . . real fire- top .... Edmund Probst .... 'Duke Ticket-taking tyrant. . . hob- I Franz F. Nabicht .... Nab Four year intra-rnural strong- man. . . horsehide hitter. . . football 2, 3, 4. . . , Robert S. Roe .- . . . R. S. Bloody football career . , . clever journalist. . . coaching bies in Stamps 1 ' - Official abilities and ambitions. . . photog . . . Trcul Staff . . . buckebhcu bclbhqwkn - D Q Tomahawk .... I7 ,au 31,5 ' tlyv' v J IL . u 5 7 K . l X N- 1 1 Vs ic fu-I Richard N. Moore .... Pinky Football fiend. Q . 'monogram club. . . partial to navy blue . . sandy hair. . . . N. Boyd Schellinger. . . . Schell Hard plunging full- back. . . sax specialist in the band, . . well liked, . . . 5 s X X Rf xx X rr 5 XY NS D 0 s luck K. Sheehan .... lack Late transfer student. . . mili- larjr rank. . . follies fiend. . . . art I.. Schroeder .... Bac Trail digger. . . dirt-digger c the Tomahawk. . . Charlie Aunt. , . Glee Club croom jk. Frank Simon .... Sy Foot- ! i ball hard luck Ahoy, . . Glee f ' Club. . . Cheerhioaxer. . . jur- f ,515 ,r ring jitterbug. . . , , r 1 Donald P- Spaulding- - . l Raymond I. Steiner .... Ray --Dingeru Star pass receiver Swivel-hipped left halfback . . . most valuable lineman. , , ' ' ' bcsebcll nynchaser' ' ' lush on Work in The -I-mil' U - I transportation specialist. . . . , . f x had R. Tansey. . . . Fred tasketball. . . softball short- elder. . . candid cameraman . . stamp club. , . . I a . yy UGA!! . if Tom Tomahawk tidbitter. . . yearbook yeoman. . . fancy lootman of the dance floor. . . K X lx Y ,tx fl ml 3 Thomaq I. Vanderbosch .... XC X fl William G. VandenBossche . . . . Rod Accomplished actor. . . dresses like Crosby . . . good scout. . . equip-room if yy , 1 ff! Henry I.. VanHove. . . Hank ' t, Mechanical whiz, . . solt-spok- 'X J en. . . ad. getter. . . . l ' Iohn F. Voss .... lake Ehm':ei,B' vcnlromhout' ' Triple threat lootball demon Chuck Intra-mural enthusi- regular basketball 11 ast. . . baseball pitcher. . rel' Glee Club- . . ' a e. . . sling-shot right arm lcmes E. Wack . .. . , lim ' Aviation enthusigst. . . office assistant. , . Trail staff. . . black-face boy ol Charlie's Aunt . . . . 1 Richard F. Wells. . . . Whip Hobby is broadcasting . . . stamp' club. . , Freshman loot- ball .... 'QYQSQJQ 'f-Q' Q1 7+-.4 n 1' ,,N Richard L. Wawnynidk .... Dick Football center. . . soft- ball Slugger. -. . Trail staff art- ist. . . good Worker. . . . William C Zehnpiennig .... Z Curly top. . . cuts capers with cars. . . everybody's pal. ll Rai-fe eral o?'7Ge'l'1'84 ma 'de 5 MTA 1 1 ff 5 4. of an 3 mw'fw f iv? Q ,f wifi H1 +0 W- Rrul eka. Q mu H T Jive' e c. ass o '-f CRUT CH J LUO.'H'lTt'12 spar' f' .wx-ucfw lv-as '10 rr 'DSL3me.- 1' , .x H-LU' x -rm H Mfll hz-ue N: 'Fferecl CQCL. s -za e. 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' A if jd 1' -ff SENIOR COMMISSIONERS Sitting: Don McManus, Ray Steiner: Standing: Ed Probst, Iim Mon- serez. Don Spaulding, Bill Miller. STAMP CLUB Sitting: E. VanDurmen. R. Kuniz, E. Barony. F. Tansey, W. Dvorak. Standing: I. Lang, R. Wells, I. Muckin. I. Bauer. M MONOGRAM CLUB lst row: W. Miller. N. Musick. D. McManus. L. Polmau. B. Crowe, E. Barany. R. Tomolak. H. Horwarth. D Wawrzyniak. 2nd row: R. Wawrzyniak. R. Byrne. B. Schellinger. L. O'Keefe. E. Kosiielney. L. Kwasnewski. I. Voss. D. Birder. R. Hints. 3rd fow: R. Ruetx. D. Spaulding. R. Steiner. I. Monserez. G. Fobe. I. Mackey. Q Piease S-xoee avi Chzperonecf em-u.9X1fC,l1 i bl Q 'gas IMIQQJ ! 8errf'iWr Tt'lf? HW c:..l-1 5 g.u--- Robsfs r-'F if 1 2 Fa 7 Ag 3 am ,.,, . . VM L wr if ,KK f 'T , 4 A ' ' If if if ' ' , , V' ..'W, Q ' H A I ,, H ' TRC. uifivft IFTHQ .: fe egl, .f,.fYL, Ruined... Unless the Lord build the city. . . March fifteenth was the day set apart from all the busy months of study at Central Catholic this year. That-day was entirely devoted to reflection upon the all-important side of all of the things, all of the seasons of our year have brought for us. It is true that every day in one way or other the end of true education is held up before us, but it is of utmost value to every student to consider at periodic inter- vals that house built upon the sand. By means of many illustrations and interesting stories, Father J. Wilson, C.S.C., this year's retreat master, brought us back to an appreciation of the true relative worth of our bodies, minds, and souls. Such an appreciation, we realize, is the aim of true education-the kind that has been.given to us through all of the changing seasons of our years at Central Catholic: and we value the yearly retreat as a mo- ment in which to, get back to rock foundations. O what a glory doth this world put on For him who, with a fervent heart, goes forth Under the bright and glorious sky, and looks On duties well performed, and days well spent! -Longfellow We Have Done QUT Best . . . GUI' Werk Is Finished . TRAIL STAFF lst row: R. Schroeder, W. Miller. E. Probsi. D. McManus, R. Steiner, D. Birder, R Minges. 2nd row: R. Wawrzymak, W. Vanden Bossche, R. Mynsberg, D. Spcxuldm I. Dora We Have Presented . . The TRAIL of 1945 P Mr Mr Dr. Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr Mr. Mr Mr and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs. E. S. Addison. Ir. I. E. Armstrong L. H. Baldinger S. N. Bielr W. F. Black H. E. Byrne Iarnes Costin E. I. Davidson P. C. Diltz Wm. R Dooley Wm. Dunn Wm. I. Dvorak Norbert Engles A. R. Eulitz R. A. Farrington I. E. Henderson D. I. Herman Gerald Hour .G. H. Hoover Christian I. Horwarth Iohn A. Horwarth. Ir. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Ianowski Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. G. Kohler I. L. Laughlin Ralph D. Light Peter I. Marchelewiel B. J. McCattery I. P. Mclntee - Wm. P. McManus Camiel Monserez Mrs. May Nabicht Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Walter Prawat Jerome Sechowski T. F. Sovinski . N. Steiner M. R. VandenBossche W. P. Walsh B. Wawrzyniak . F. A. Wells A. Zeisz Bursley and Co.. lnc. The Woody Woodpeckers Uptown Paint and Wall Paper Store Washington Floral Shop TI-IE GILBERT LABEIJ, mem QUALITY . . . QUALITY THAT MEANS YEARS OF WEARING PLEASURE Home of DOBBS HATS HICKEY - FREEMAN SOCIETY BRAND BURBERRY STYLE ART EAGLE and 5 . ffi BRITISH - R CLOTHES Exclusive with this Quality Store Z4 My 7f2ZZ'fZ' 813-817 S. Michigan St. SOUTH QEND'5 LARGEST STORE OR ME . F V s 1 B L E Y DRILLING MACHINES SPECIAL MACHINEPY Slbley Machme 86 Foundry Corp SOUTH BEND 23 INDIANA ' 4, ASX' W 1 sv? .sm-rsaif' VITEX VITAMIN D MIlK Our Vrtamm D mllk IS homogeruzed to break up the cream content and dxstrxbute It permanently throughout the mllk Thus provndes a ncher cream ner flavor to every drop Makes xt easier to dngest 'also becmse Homogemzed mllk forms a softer smaller curd m the stomach CITY DAIRY COMPANY 1225 S Mum Street South Bend Indmna Exclusxve dxstnbutor of Homogemzed Vxtczmm D Kreamxlk . . u . C I o s g - ,cliff-.-1 1-4 . -fw WE:f -N44 v 1 1 lg .f ,,'f .i-fg52,V'33'lf4g3!' ' sfiulas .gf ,fit 1-Hs 5 ,Z f - fr 1 ' ' Ig: pig- Q35 , V 5, 3 . V .c'Q3f: , b -'i?.,.15:-1,-isp ' - 'ffl' rs ze .Q--'Tj-:.g4jl3, 3. ' ,- . swirl' -V A ye ' OF . U..:.s,U i FV7,.:,.,-,,9: 2:55, ia . - A ,Tb . , . H V N, f?fm:i:,...n. ' '4 -O33 1121.22 V' 3' 'J 'ff-,c ' ' ' 2- 5. Arn -' '. ' ' .. T: .- .W -,., - ...- 13' h i ' N H . , ' Q .- V , S ' , 1 . , . , GORSUCH MOTOR SALES COMPANY 306 South LaFayette Boulevard Telephone 3 9232 Used Cars Bought and Sold PELTZ KAUF ER PAPER COMPANY OUR SIXTIETH YEAR Wholesale Distnbutors 0 WRAPPING PAPER O PAPER BAGS and CARTONS I TOWELS and TOILET TISSUE O CUPS and CONTAINERS O TWINE and CORDAGE O SCHOOL SUPPLIES 8a JANITOR SUPPLIES South Bend, Indiana Compllments of Mzshawaka, I ndlana REVEREND STEPHEN CVANIGA Pastor 'I' SAINT BAVO'S CHURCH 'I' Compliments of HOLY CROSS CHURCH South Bend, Inmhana REVEREND PHILIP BEAGHEN CSC Pastor REVEREND JOSEPH CIEKA C S C Asslstant Pastor 'I' 'I' BEVEREND WALTER McINERNY, C.S.C., Assistant Pastor COMPLIMENTS HUNGARY CHURCH Very Rev. John Sabo Pastor Rev. Edward McCarthy OF OUR LADY OF COMPLIM EN TS Of SAINT JOSEPH CHURCH SOUTH BEND INDIANA Father Corcoran C S C Father Dore C S C Father Finelli, C.S.C. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '45, 51-. X! 714 'i Q ,ffqfe 25 I Tl INDIANA DIA KODAKS N 1,140 I is-1' f 1 '1 'la'-!'l'f1Lb'!1'2?'0'7 'IA I 1111!.r,:,f.f ' '1 Z ,,, - M,J,,,,,,,, L-, i,f.,..- . mm wg -Ari f ' I'fffl f:-A I ,,...-7. 2 X A R SPGRTSWEAR FOR ALL ,. R' E , SEASONS 1 AT YOUR FAVORITE STORE Pomswihk OUTDOOR 50 SOUTH BLVD IND. Mnl AND B OY S I 5 Q ' 7.5 F an L 04' ft X Q -' 'lx T ' X N if 'R 1 'N .Q , N303 EO f A uh-U' ,v Y' 5 Figs ' SX ' , , , . , ,v XY X1 Q' V -I S 5 Il , xx , I -E . ' 9' 1. ap' ' s ' fx r A 'x 'F 1 ,rf K L J X H I I F A wb v If Maw Mp X X55 : 4' Ci v , O s - Riga-:' ffm, U ' fi i O E ' W X ,E X4 A gn. - w V- .. 3 1 55? gy +R 2 ff Ra 'n Sh' C Rf ' f 2 'E Cl C lift O. 5 Q t Y J ' 'R , Compllments 2701 WESTERN AVE SO BEND IND of STANLETS FOOD MARKET Compl 'ments of MIAMI HARDWARE M'a.m St eet STEPHEN M. BARANY O er FOR A FINE WATCH PIECE OF JEWELRY J TRETHEWEY 'oe the jeweler' 113 EAST Jnrnnson Srnnzr - Fme Watch Repaxrmg -- CLEIS 8z BREN N AN Jewelers log EAST JEFFERSON BLVD. South Bend Indlana Phone 3-7488 Compllments from The Men s Corner Kvse s K4-at MAIN AT COLFAX CONGRATULATIONS on a Job well done li0BER'I'S0 S Qfywmwm KUNKEL'S MUSIC SHOP Conservatory of Muslc PHONE 5-1914 I2 -217 S th M ' Street M'ha k Ind' na Comphments MORRIS PLAN COMPANY ll NORTH MAIN STREET Compllments A FRIEND Ol' 1 See 1 i r . by ff , , wn 1 Cl 9 il ' Z FOI MEN AN UN ICU 9 I OU 2.111 zs wa a, za of u of - 8 South Bend, Indiana l n Compliments of SAINT PATRICK'S CHURCH 'I' 305 South Taylor Street South Bend, Indiana . . . AND . . . ST. PATRICK'S JUNIOR PRIMARY SCHOOL 'l' . 306 South Scott Street For children four to six years of age Compliments of KAY LINE INDUSTRIES E 11 l One of Llf6,S Mllestones- GRADUATION We have clothed you before you reached that milestone- Let us continue to clothe you after you have passed it. Sam l Splro 86 Co SOUTH BEND IND Compllments HOME FURNISHING COMPANY Cash or Credlt of SAILORS Compliments MISHAWAKA of FARMERS DAIRY SOLLITT Dealers ln All Dalry Products CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Inc 724 SOUTH MAIN STREET T I Ph 5'2 4 518-520 EAST SAMPLE STREET I I 1 , 0 O , Q 9 ee 0716 I I SOUTH BEND INDI MNA , s T , A. St oseph s Church J 9 Mis aw a, Ind. Rev. George Lauer, Pa t . CONGRATULATIONS . . . hotographs That Please cmnmnmrk C Z POHTFH-I ITS 9 u laml scum BEND, IND Rev. Arnold J. Wibbert, Pastor Rev W J Voors, Assistant Pastor SAINT MATTHEW S CHURCH 170,50 th M. . COMPLIMENTS CHURCH ' ' ' Father Gallagan, C.S.C PETER SCHUMACHER H Mm A, n and SONS I-'NCQLN PHARMACY General Contractors 8: Builders Fitzgerald's Drug Store Mxshawaka Indlana 5-3179 - Phones - 4-8230 Of CHRIST THE KING Compliments of I W Lower Company D E C O R A T O R S vzs Nunn Michigan sneer Phone 3-5656 South Bend Indiana Compliments of De Cloedt's Floral Place FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASION'-' 317 South West Street Phone 5-I 705 MISHAWAKA INDIANA COMPLIMENTS OF Loop Auto Sermce MUSIC INSPIRES Copp M uslc Shop I22-24 East Wayne Street Home of BALDWIN PIANOS Dr E M Llpetska DENTIST 2I25 SOUTH MICHIGAN STREET SOUTH BEND INDIANA Compliments of Dr E J Cam OPTOMETRIST 212 SOUTH MICHIGAN STREET ITS NEW 'YOU FILL FIND IT AT DRESSES COATS HOS I ERY MILLINERY LINGERIE GREENE'S Busmess Systems, Inc I26 SOUTH MAIN STREET SCHOOL SUPPLIES GREETING CARDS - STATIONERY GIFTS - GAMES I I O O . I O I O Cigars Beer Lunchcs Sandwiches The Lingerie Shop West End Bakery nos wssr wAsmNc1oN 4 W s s ' snmsn HOSIERT and spozvrswmx MBHAWAKA D'ANA 'rv-is BIGGEST u'rn.e srone IN A 'fb' 'm ' ' 5 '257 SOUTH BEND CAKES - PASTRIES - BREAD C REETING CARDS COSMETICS c,,M,L,ME,,T, West Street Cut Rate Seventh and West Streets A MISHAWAKA INDIANA NOVELTIES FOUNTAIN SERVICE FURS CLOTH COAT S VAN s STAG YOIISIIII Haggerty Furs mon: snow 218 Noufh Msehngun Phone 3-1984 Bus. 5-4044 PHONES Res 5-1558 mul suNal.o ' Webb Coal Company GUARANTEED runs TWO LEGS nos P i ' A ' rAN'rs swsxrsns JACKETS nnmons rocmouns Phone 3-9431 I 1 I - v J l I 9 IO8 L. W. W. Mishawuka UNIVERSAL C I T CREDIT CORP SOUTH BEND INDIANA Phone 4 2124 606 Building ond Loon Tower A.WiIIis J. Joyc WILLIS-JOYCE MORTUARY 1505 Lmcolnway West AMBULANCE SERVICE Pho e 4-5678 6 II49 South Main Street Sout end, Induano T DRINK T MQRE MILK FEASER COAL COMPANY For ha . BETTER i HEALTH! I Compllments KRANTZ FOOD MARKET 26-Q2 SOUTH MICHIGAN ST. Prop. M. Palicki WHEN YOU WANT THE FINEST FOODS Ask Your Independent Grocer For Slmon s and Toppy Brand Pure Food Products Dzstrzbuted B1 SIMON BROTH ERS INC Estcbllshed I897 South Bend Ind Peru Ind INDIANA HARDWARE and TIN SHOP 802 West Indiana Avenue PHONE 4-5986 South Bend Indiana a tndl ' ' B EfS SHNDUEK Pl'l'IUPQ Quqs Ioves ' Store Open Tuesday Thursday and Saturday Nlghts P 4-4133 1217-19-21 W Washington Ave South Bend Indiana I ! l rgos a cwest Priced Furnlfure Siore in South Bend and Vicinity O O Fu I , , S and Linoleum HONE Y - 1 A ' I 1 IVHOLESALE GROCERS A I 8x J W Schmdler INSURANCE RFAL ESTATE 'md MORTGAGE LOANS 112 Lmcolnway East Ph 5-9116 MISIIAWAKA IND. Z .., . . 8 WEST V' wAs1-umorow A f' Compliments of WILLIAM J. WALSH County Recorder l U ' I I O X X 1 7 X N K1 , 1 N 1- . X - .E ff AV 1 1 - ' - 1' 'O :X f O U i 9 . , M. LENTSCH BAKERY 750 W. Indiana Avenue CAKES FOR ALL OCPASIONS WE DELIVER Phone 3-4346 1 QHII. 21, Zaburan FUNERAL DIRECTOR IXSU KEMBLE AVENUE 51111111 BEND, l1111111Nf1 COMPLIMENTS OF Thr Home o uality Sports Equipment R E C 0 Sportlng Goods II3 N. Main - Phone 4-6731 'Look for the Log Front Exclusxvc Furners Smce Brazy Bros 230 SOUTH MICHIGAN 1 goo I Compliments of l 0 Gates Chevrolet SOUTH BEND 333 South Lafayette CURT S CHIP CO 3011 MISHAWAKA AVENUE TAVERN and RESTAURANT SUPPLIES Phone 4-5233 COMPLIMENTS Bill Nlchols Motors, Inc AUTHORIZED PONTIAC DEALER USED CAR SALES and SERVICE 121 125 South Lafayette Telephone 3-8297 COMRLIMENTS ot Sonneborn s Sport Shop 121 WEST COLFAX AVENUE 7 lo o MISHAWAKA - 202 Lincolnway, East I' O . C-armtz Furnlture 128 South Michigan Street SOUTH BEND INDIANA Open Monday Evening Till 8:30 p.m. TOWN CLUB 115 WEST CENTER STREET FINE FOOD LAFAYETTE SERVICE 136 SOUTH I.oFAYETTE BOULEVARD SOUTH BEND INDIANA D olnonds Watches Jewelry STlER'S SHOP JEWELRY and ENGRAVING 214 Oddfellovn Bldg South Bend Ind JOHN M STIER ' ' Co. S COMPLIMENTS OF Mayor Joseph Brady OF MISHAWAKA Compliments of VANDER HAYDEN FURNITURE COMPANY MARVIN M. SUMMERS-Owner 'WE FURNISH 'THE HOME COMPLETE' Makielskl Art Shop PICTURE FRAMING ARTIST MATERIAL IIT NORTH MAIN STREET STUDIOS 62l EAST JEFFERSON STREET South Bend Indiana COMMERCIAL ART and PHOTOGRAPHY CLOETINGH and deMAN Compliments of THE ART MOSAIC 9 TILE CO. MARBLE Mosfuc - 'rms - frsmmzzo sos :Ast sawn.: sms me una...-. LUGGAGE GIFTS qllgl' LEATHER GOODS Phone 3-2200 BROWNIE'S FRAME AND WHEEL SERVICE usza SOUTH MAIN smear So th Be d Indmno TELEPHONE 3-5857 MYERS Sewing Machlne an Appliance Center Machmes Vacuum Cleaners 9 Small Appl ances 424 SOUTH MICHIGAN STREET South Bend II Indiana PHONE 4 0993 . I ' I 4 HANS - R'NTzscH Scrvfce .and Parts For All Makes of Sezui-ng W OP ICHI AN AT F X - E M M C O - Insurance Compames Automobile-Fire-Casualty Home Offices: Associates Bldg. South Bend Flowers For All Occasions MIAMI GREEN HOUSE RALPH KINYON 2206 Miami Ave. - Phone 4-3911 Compliments o ROSE DENTAL GROUP 623 SHERLAND BUILDING Cyril F. Rose D.D.S. Peter J. Rose D.D.S. H J KQLLAR ICE ON ME T C NTERS SAws Compliments of the NEW OLIVER HOTEL nc FOREST G HAY Funeral Director IZOI South Michigan Street PHONES: 4-3147 - 4-3148 AMBULANCE SERVICE Its the Store Behind the Nlenliandise that Counts' Compliments MAX ADLER COMPANY WI DENER'S SHOE STORE On me Comer I23 West Washington Street Michigan at Washington SOUTH BEND INDIANA If 33 I f METALC 1 s ws wooos ws C I P1-uonzaszoz 1617 MIAMI STREET Leonard A. Rose, D.D.S. SOUTH BEND-INDIANA I , Sz A o E PR O ss 9 x I ' s 1 l 7, 1 ' . . of if JJ I 1 1 , I X of I J. 1. PA VEY, Mayor 1 X O 1 DR R G MILLER l07 LINCOLNWAY EAST 3l4 ST. JOSEPH BANK BUILDING Mishowoko Indiana COMPLIMENTS AND BEST wzsmzs I26 NORTH MICHIGAN STREET South Bend Indlana Newman Drug Store coMPuMeNTs of '-DEPQQDABLE PRESCRIPTION saavrczr' Super R K Markets 1615 Miami Sfreel zsns uncom wn wssr 4-4400 - PHONES - 3-0933 l327 soum Mlculcm srnsn' nowy Public, off: Depmmnn, Money ofam Rum xonnoa Pwpriecov BEST WISHES MARIE H NELSON COMPLIMENTS OF CITY CLERK I r Marvm Jewelers, Inc. COMPLIMENTS J. M. Thallemer MISHAWAKA Office Phone Office Hours 3-3097 9:O0toS:00 Dr. A. P. Shipman D E N T I S T 540 Assoc'otes Bldg. South Bend Ind. GREETINGS T0 THE SENIOR CLASS nom A mano COMPLIMENTS OF RAINBOW EXPRESS Inc Slgrlst F urmture Co 116-118 E. Jefferson Blvd So Bend Ind. Rwerslde Floral Co 1326 L'neolnwcy East Phono 4-3431 I Compliments of PHONE 4-4159 Q o o . I 1 SllCk,8 Ideal Laundnes 317 Lincoln Way Eos! South Bend lol. Edmund A Probst, 501 3 Sherlond Bldg Phone 3 1254 SOUTH BEND INDIANA 0 O . D.D.S. PHONE 3-6152 SIMON'S PHARMACY I. Clyde Simons. PILC.. B.S. Pharm., MS WE DELIVER Compliments to N I P S Company I I I THE CLASS OF 45 il . . . . ZQIQ S. Midiiggui St. South Bond, Ind. Compliments of . , JOSEPH W. NYIKOS 0 i 2 N IUSTICE OF THE PEACE I N T S SOUTH BEND, INDIANA PHILION FLOOR COVERING SHOP 124 West First Street PHONE 5-3661 Mishciwako Indiana WATERS RECREATION 922 South Maln 20 Bowling Alleys Without A Post . Student Meeting Place When Bowling FUTTERS SHOE STORE Mishowoka Indiono Fme Footwear Women - Children - Men of THE BOOK SHOP I3O NORTH MICHIGAN ST I I' - I I COMPLIMENTS CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES WEISBERGER BROS., INC. Whol s le Dist bi t Paper and Supphes 1831 South Main Street PHONE 4-3181 TH E BORDEN COMPANY Furnace Dlvlslon SOUTH BEND INDIANA CONGRATULATIONS T0 CLASS -1945 ga frf A7 I 321 South Mnchigon THE FORAKER DRUG COMPANY Phone 3-0747 342 L' ,ol Way West SOUTH BEND INDIANA ea ruorx I ,L7f1- ff I I I mcn , 1 T 1 ' 1 ,1 A Thomas L. Hickey, Jr. Louis Hickey COMPLIMENTS HICKEY FUNERAL of the Ambulance Service LA 403 LINCOLNWAY, WEST Phone 3-4050 South Bend I COMPLIMENTS COMPLIXVIENTS of 1 CHRISTIANSON I FURNITURE CORP. , A 20 or ain ree 'E Bligllgvvgqklx IncSlIanta 5' SOUTH BEND MACHINE WORKS 321 V2 North Michigan Street Comphments A F R I E N D - -IOS SOUTH lllillll Sill They go Q together t ,' U' IOITIID UND!! AUTIIOIIYY 07 'IMS COCA-COIL COMPANY IV 5. 1.3. ,f, -1 1-',.: ff,.+-g-- . . 4 T.. J-. '., . -'92, r .-c '- -fvf. . -L ':, if . g,:,.2W2 ' ' , I -f,,n -vi. 37- . ., , .115 - . M-'I -,4 , l-.uv ', . .,,,. . .' ff - 1 - E. 5 f , Wu.-.1 , . ., l .- jg-'SE' ,. 4- ' .' C , , gf!! . ,gi f -. ...If .IZ 1 ,gg ff.:,. .1 ,,,. ' , f. , . 1 H . w ' ,Q-, 5- - 44-15 X b . VP M- v , S A V, JQUL.. .bln A, 1 A ,- 5 .--..n?'. . ,. . J. N f . .-I QV. .' 1.1 Y -. T-f !'u-1 I ff'?Q.'- WW 'Y ., ,H-,Q 'ik 11 E - F.-1 lik!! A. 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