Holy Family Academy - Academian Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1944 volume:

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S :Z 'f' 1 E ' - B 1 :Q - z I E f .'3.2'i ' fi . 51 E45 '55 ' ' . i as Ig I 4 ,. .. ,iq XLY PS A AI Ek A Q 'mamma 53 Q 5 , 'L' o CAIICAG A magmfncent forecast of peace rests upon the wour There is a rehabilitation of war-demolished peoples to be achieved as a umversal understandrng to be esteblished. . ,X Out of our schoolday'resok,1tions emerg patron to impart-to life the pfscelep, elements legacy at Holy Family Academy. p . , , L. -'-s A , e , I z RUW SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL Efficient - Resourceful - Vigilant g A PM Social Sciences Lartgaages Literatare Mathematics S teriography Psychology Religion Ethics M itsic Firte Arts H oriie Arts HOLY FAMILY OF NAZARETH GUIDE US! Physical Fitriess Physical Scierices Biological Scierices Neither for warfare, nor for gain, nor for vain glory have we striven along the paths of learning. The goal of education-our goal of the educa- tion pursued here-is set upon lofty cliffs, radiant in the azure of everlasting truth, inspiring, ennobling. Before our soul's eye visions of the future appeared with a convincing quality of permanence, with a pressing exhortation to fulfillment. Not as daydreams. ln a quickening tempo, luminously, the realization came: what to be and what to do in order to attain our sublime end. Generous infiltra- tions of faith and heroism had inundated the great benefits of education that became ours and their animated force stirs us to a lifework which shall beget no regrets. Page Five 7ke SW Page Six EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Renee Wyszynska lCenterl ASSOCIATES lleft to rightl: Harriet Lewandowska, Lorene Papiei, Loretta Bocian, Malvina Bartosiewicz, Elwira Marciniak, Virginia Krenz, Adelina Krychowialc. S E R V I C E to God and Country, to friends who are near and dear, and to the needy mankind the world over-Service with a smile and with a heart is that warm, uplifting gesture we learned to include in the daily round of our activities-big or small. THE SENIORS OF 1944 dedicate E. this issue of the f if .1-KJ Z 'ff 5 Wie MIRACULOUS INFANT OF PRAGUE PRINCE OF PEACE as a permanent testimonial of their devotion and love ,, ,,,, ' :af-Q fs13ls Page Seven D E D I C AT E D to the teachings of the Divine Teacher, our loved Faculty in the work of education extends the work of creation. Approaching the fulness of God's design they formed and fashioned our spirit, they put it in possession of all the power and all the beauty of which the Creator made it capable. 764 Wwllff I P it REVEREND LEO HINC, Chaplain REVEREND EDWARD KOGUT, C.R., A.M. REVEREND JOSEPH POLINSKI, C.R., A.M. Instructors in Religion SISTER M. GUSTAVA, A.B. Biology SISTER M. MEDARDA, A.M. Social Sciences SISTER M. IERNEST, B. Sc. Home Arts SISTER M. SILVERIA, A.B. Stenography, Art I SISTER M. THEOPHAME, A.M. English SISTER M. SECUNDILLA, A.M. High School Librarian, Latin SISTER M. AMANTA, A.B. Assistant Librarian, English SISTER M. ASSUMPTIA, A.B. Polish, Latin SISTER M. LUCILLE, M. Mus. Ed. Director of Music, Spanish SISTER M. BERNICE, Ph. B. Registrar, Photography SISTER M. CZESLAVITA, M. Sc. Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics SISTER M. CANISIA, B. Sc. Mathematics SISTER M. PIUS, Ph. B. Stenography PROF. W. SKLODOWSKI, Ph. D. Polish PROF. E. GUALANO, B. Mus. Ed. Orchestra, Band Conductor MISS GRACE ZWIEFKA, B. Phys. Ed. X Physical Education I MISS GERALDINE OBERST, Ph. B. W- ff-- I Speech' D'ama C5 ' Hol.Y FAMILY ACADEMY MRS. BERNICE FITTS, R.N. Health ACCREDITATIONS: State - Springfield University of Illinois SISTER THEOPHANE, A.M. North Central Association for Colleges PRINCIPAL and Secondary Schools Page Eight THE VERY REVEREND MOTHER MARY RICHARD SUPERIOR PROVINCIAL ot the SISTERS OF THE HOLY FAMILY OF NAZARETH CHICAGO I f Ll ' 2 r..,,, ,,,..,,..,v,,,. --. , .. . Center: The Reverend Mother Mary ldalia, Superior. Lett: The Reverend Sister Mary Euphemia, A.M., Assistant Superior Instructor in French and Spanish. Right: Lt. Mary Rita Jason, Former Instructor in Physical Education. With Christian prudence they indicated effective means to grasp the golden opportunities of this lite in such ways as to make the eternal lite secure. Thanks to their tender, tranquil vigilance, the creative process of education successfully harmonized all truths, so that in the name of truth we can proceed to create harmony. Page Nine GRADUATICN EVENTS -- SUNDAY, JUNE 18, 19 E l I ,I 3 .swarm Center: PROCESSIONAL-Graduates assemble on the stage for final commencement exercises. The Reverend Stanislaus A. Rozalc, Pastor of St. Stanislaus, BM. Church, Posen, Illinois, presented diplomas and awards. Top: Loretta Bocian renders the valedictory. Page Ten Bottom: Main decoration in the dining room for banquet given in honor ot the Graduates. S my E LEVATE D to higher planes, intramural relatlonships bore the regal, time-honored symbols of ideal friendship, a concord so close and so strong that only those conversant with the pervading influence of an all-embracing precept are able to appreciate the depth of its significance. In deed, in honest, cordial associa- tions we learned to give expression to our professed love of neighbor-and, hereafter, deeds and honest, cordial associations shall extend to others who in daily life will replace the dear Friends of Holy Family Academy. Page Eleven H IG H E S T E X P R E S S I O N of our scholastic acquisition is manifest in the religious education we found here, satisfying the boundless aspirations of the mind and gratifying the legitimate cravings of the heart. Page Twelve 0 LORD, I AM NOT WORTHY The Graduates of 1944 at their best pay homage to the King of Kings by receiving Him in Holy Communion on the day of Graduation in the much frequented spot-the school chapel. The Very Reverend S. J. Fiolek, Rector of Weber High, celebrated Mass and delivered sermon. LORETTA H. BOCIAN . . . Senior Class President, Sodality, Propagation of the Faith, Glee Club, Polish Club, History Club, English Club, Red Cross F.A. and Health Certificate, Prom, Committee, Academite Staff, Summer School of Catholic Action, Merited Honorable Mention in All-American Catholic Girl Contest, Delegate to Youth Congress, Representative in Hearst American History Contest, Typing and Shorthand Cer- tificate, Academian Staff, Valedictorian. 1 1 17 I 1 I 1 - LORETTA H. BOCIAN Senior Class President I do not ask, my God, for mystic power To heal the sick and lame, the deaf and blind, gon of Me I ask Thee humbly for the gracious power ? Just to be kind. J It I do not pray to see the shining beauty 46 MG 3 Of highest knowledge most divinely true, I pray that knowing well my duty- This I may do. x VIRGINIA M. MILASKI Senior Class Vice-President VIRGINIA M. MILASKI . , . Senior Class Vice-President, Orchestra, President, Annual Social, Committee, Glee Club, History Club, English Club, Dramatic Club, Sodality, Propaga- tion of the Faith, Representative to Youth Congress, Red Cross F.A. and Health Certificate, Representative to John Paul Jones Oratorical Contest, Shorthand Certificate. Page Thirteen ,177-sggifsiw-qzxv'f'f1fffsm'a3ffa1rsMwvcf'-'Irswjw..:a:iwmf.we'e??n1:w'vsa!egg55?w1gv5n' 6 m 1- mem wa, em zwazza M '11 x ef I Page Fourteen We seek in prayerful words, dear friends, Our heart's true wish to send you, That you may know that far or near, Our loving thoughts attend you. We cannot find a truer word, Nor fonder to present you, Nor song nor poem we-have heard ls sweeter than GOD BLESS YOU! GOD BLESS YOU! so we wish you all Of brightness life possesses, For can there any joy at all Be yours, unless God blesses? -Your Classmates I do not ask that men with flattering finger Should point me out within the crowded mart, But only that the thought of me may linger ln one glad heart. ' 01644 Ufficwui ADELINE S. KRYCHOWIAK . . . Assistant Prefect of Sodality, Glee Club, A.C. President, Orchestra, Disciplinarian, Propagation of the Faith, Dramatic Club, History Club, Red Cross F.A. and Health Certificate, Annual Social, Committee, Prom, Co-Chairman, Summer School of Catholic Action, Queen's Work, Advisory Board, English Club, President, Polish Club. MALVINA L. BARTOSIEWICZ . . . Prefect of Sodality, Glee Club, Dramatic Club, Polish Club, Red Cross F.A. and Health Certificate, Prom, Committee, History Club, English Club. Sodality, Propagation of the Faith. GLORIA E. WISNIEWSKA . . . Assistant Prefect of Sodality, Glee Club, History Club, English Club, Propagation of the Faith, Dramatic Club, Red Cross F.A. and Health Certificate, Polish Club, Nurse's Aide. DOLORES T. SLABOSZEWSKA . . . Academite, Editor-in-Chief, Sodality, Propagation of the Faith, Glee Club, History Club, English Club, Polish Club, Dramatic Club, Red Cross F.A. and Health Certificate. CASIMIRA V. BRZYSKA . . . Secretary, Senior Class, Sodality, Secretary, Apostolic Com- mittee, Assistant, English Club, History Club, Glee Club, Dramatic Club, Red Cross F.A. and Health Certificate, Propagation of the Faith, Shorthand Certificate. RENEE J. WYSZYNSKA . . . Class Treasurer, Literature Committee, Chairman, Annual Social, Committee, Academite Staff, Glee Club, Dramatic Club, History Club, Sodality, Treas- urer, Red Cross F.A. and Health Certificate, Academian, Editor-in-Chief, Polish Club, Perfect Attendance, Initiation Committee, Typing and Shorthand Certificate. GERTRUDE J. KOSINSKA . . . Social Chairman, Senior Class, Annual Social, Chairman, Prom, Chairman, Orchestra, Social Chairman, 'English Club, Glee Club, History Club, Dramatic Club, Sodality, Propagation of the Faith, Red Cross F.A. and Health Certificate. ILANIA M. SURDUKOWSKA . . . Glee Club, President, Orchestra, Secretary, Dramatic Club, History Club, English Club, Sodality, Red Cross F.A. and Health Certificate, Propagation of the Faith. f VIVIAN A. WYCISLAK . . . Disciplinarian, Senior Class, Orchestra, Vice-President, Glee Club, History Club, English Club, Polish Club, Propagation of the Faith, Sodality, Dramatic Club, Red Cross F.A. and Health Certificate. Adeline S. Krychowiak Malvina L. Bartosiewicz Gloria E. Wisniewska Dolores T. Slaboszewska Casirnira V. Brzyska Renee J. Wyszynska Gertrude J. Kosinska llania M. Surdukowska Vivian A. Wycislak POSTU LANTS Helen Spanczak Sister M. Ruth Henrietta Nowacka Sister M. Angelitta Harriet Czyl Sister M. Beata Emily Dankowska Sister M. Laura Julia Lach Sister M. Carmella Page Sixteen IRENE B. BORYCZKO . . . English Club, History Club, Glee Club, Polish Club, Red Cross F.A. and Health Certificate, Propagation of the Faith, Sodality. DOROTHY A. BRZESKA . . . Sodality, Glee Club, History Club, English Club, Propagation of the Faith, Red Cross F.A. and Health Certificate, Dramatic Club. MARIAN B. BUCZAK . . . Glee Club, History Club, Polish Club, Sodality, Red Cross F.A. and Health Certificate, English Club, Propagation of the Faith. EIJEANORE C. DEBCZYNSKA . . . Glee Club, Art Club, History Club, Red Cross F.A. and Health Certificate, Prom, Committee, Annual Social, Committee, English Club, Polish Club, Dramatic Club, Propagation of the Faith, A.C. Representative, Civilian Defense, Officer. FLORENCE C. DZIURGOT . . . Glee Club, Dramatic Club, Red Cross F.A. and Health Cer- tificate, Propagation of the Faith, English Club, Vice-President, History Club, Sodality, Polish Club, Nurse's Aide. ISABELL B. FLIGIEL . . . Prom, Committee, Red Cross F.A. and Health Certificate, Sodality, Glee Club, Dramatic Club, English Club, Annual Social, Committee, Propagation of the Faith. FLORENCE G. IRZYK . . . Glee Club, Dramatic Club, Red Cross F.A. and Health Certifi- cate, Propagation of the Faith, English Club, History Club, Sodality, Polish Club, Nurse's Aide. THERESA M. KARLOWICZ . . . Dramatic Club, History Club, Red Cross F.A. and Health Certificate, Apostolic Committee, Chairman, Apostleship of Prayer, Chairman, Sodality, English Club, Propagation of the Faith, Glee Club, Polish Club, Shorthand Certificate. I would not rise uponthe men below me, Or pull the gaudy robes of men above, l would that friends, a few dear friends, may know me, And, knowing, love. ADELINE J. KASKI . . . Sodality, Red Cross F.A. and Health Certificate, English Club, History Club, Glee Club, Dramatic Club, Propagation of the Faith. ROSANN C. KAZMIERCZAK . . . Glee Club, Vice-President, Sodality, Dramatic Club, History Club, Propagation of the Faith, Red Cross F.A. and Health Certificate, Annual Social, Committee. JAN'E A. KOLARZ . . . Academite, Assistant Editor, Propagation of the Faith, Sodality, Glee Club, Red Cross F.A. and Health Certificate, Polish Club, History Club, Typing and Shorthand Certificate. HENRIETTA M. KOWALSKA . . . Sodality, Red Cross F.A. and Health Certificate, Dra- matic Club, President, History Club, English Club, Glee Club, Propagation of the Faith. DOROTHY C. KOZLOWSKA . . . Glee Club, Dramatic Club, Orchestra, History Club, English Club, Sodality, Red Cross F.A. and Health Certificate, Propagation of the Faith, Shorthand Certificate. VIRGINIA T. KRENZ . . . Literature Committee, Assistant Chairman, Annual Social, Committee, Academite Staff, Glee Club, Dramatic Club, History Club, Sodality, Propagation of the Faith, Red Cross F.A. and Health Certificate, Polish Club, Academian Staff, Typing and Shorthand Certificate. LORRAINE C. KUROWSKA . . . English Club, History Club, Glee Club, Sodality, Propaga- tion of the Faith, Promoter, Apostleship of Prayer, Red Cross F.A. and Health Certificate, Dramatic Club, New World Drive, Promoter. Irene B. Boryczko Dorothy A. Brzeska Marian B. Buczak Eleanore C. Debczynska Florence C. Dziurgoi' lszbell B. Fligiel Florence G. lrzyk Theresa M. Karlowicz Adeline J. Kaski Rosann C. Kazmierczak Jane A. Kolarz Henrietta M. Kowalska UUFUIIIY L. lxu4luWSvQ3 vugnnq I. lxrclm Lvllusl lx. K... lxurvvvbrxd - Page Eighteen 54 3 f-5'7 VW '.T '2k-'f L, 1'-:rm r- --'. - w- ,ff r' -f-ef - 4 .- -W , . .. . . i aw.-'ff'.. Rum.. ,f,!',Mv .3 ,ig M., I. . A, ,gm-yas, ARMELLA A. KUSEK . . . Sodality, Glee Club, Dramatic Club, Red Cross F.A. and Health Certificate, Polish Club, History Club, English Club, Propagation of the Faith. MARY A. KWIATKOWSKA . . . Glee Club, Dramatic Club, Sodality, Polish Club, Red Cross F.A. and Health Certificate, Propagation of the Faith, History Club, English Club, Shorthand Certificate. LORRAINE A. LA GIOIA . . . Sodality, Glee Club, History Club, English Club, Propaga- tion of the Faith, Dramatic Club, Red Cross F.A. and Health Certificate, Shorthand Certificate. VIRGINIA A. LASAK . . .' Annual Social, Committee, Glee Club, Dramatic Club, History Club, Propagation of the Faith, Red Cross F.A. and Health Certificate, Sodality, Orchestra, Polish Club, English Club, Prom, Committee, Shorthand Certificate. HARRIET J. LEWANDOWSKA . . . Sodality, Propagation of the Faith, Academite Staff, E.O.L. Committee, Assistant Chairman, Glee Club, Polish Club, History Club, Dramatic Club, Red Cross F.A. and Health Certificate, Academian Staff, Typing Certificate. IRENE A. MALENCZAK . . . Sodality, Propagation of the Faith, Glee Club, Polish Club, History Club, English Club, Red Cross F.A. and Health Certificate, Academite Staff, Short- hand Certificate. - ELVIRA L. MARCINIAK . . . Sodality, Propagation of the Faith, Glee Club, Dramatic Club, History Club, Red Cross, Chairman, Red Cross F.A. and Health Certificate, English Club. DOLORES R. MICHALIK . . . Polish Club, History Club, English Club, Red Cross F.A. and Health Certificate, Glee Club, Sodality, Propagation of the Faith. I do not ask that heaven's golden treasure Upon my little blundering life be spent, But, O, I ask Thee for the perfect pleasure Of calm content. DIANNE M. MOC . . . Orchestra, Glee Club, Academite, Editor of Polish Page, Red Cross F.A. and Health Certificate, History Club, English Club, Dramatic Club, Sodality, Propagation of the Faith, Polish Club. DOROTHY M. MONTEVILLE . . . Cisca Holy Hour, Captain, Sodality, Red Cross F.A. and Health Certificate, Glee Club, Polish Club, History Club, English Club, Propagation of the Faith, Perfect Attendance, Academite Staff. JEANETTE G. MROZEK . . . Glee Club, History Club, Sodality, Red Cross F.A. and Health Certificate, English Club, Propagation of the Faith. LORRAIN'E M. MYDLOWSKA . . . Sodality, Propagation of the Faith, Glee Club, Red Cross F.A. and Health Certificate, Dramatic Club, History Club, Polish Club, English Club, Acade- mite Staff, Typing and Shorthand Certificate. GERTRUDE J. MYSZKOWSKA . . . Glee Club, History Club, Red Cross F.A. and Health Certificate, Prom, Committee, Annual Social, Committee, English Club, Propagation of the Faith, A.C. Representative, Dramatic Club. VIRGINIA D. NAPIERKOWSKA . . . History Club, Annual Social, Committee, Glee Club, Orchestra, Treasurer, English Club, President, Dramatic Club, Red Cross F.A. and Health Cer- tificate, Propagation of the Faith, Sodality, Shorthand Certificate. - LUCILLE V. NOWICKA . . . Prom, Committee, Annual Social, Committee, Glee Club, Orchestra, History Club, English Club, Sodality, Red Cross F.A. and Health Certificate, Propagation of the Faith, Shorthand Certificate. Armella A, Kusek Mary A. Kwiatkowska Lorraine A. La Gioia Virginia A. Lasak Harriet J. Lewanclowska Irene A. Malenczak Elvira L. Marciriiak Dolores R. Micnalik Dianne M. Moc Dorothy M. Monteville Jeanette G. Mrozek Lorraine M. Mydlowska Gertrude J. Myszkowska Virginia D. Napierkowsk Lucille V. Nowicka fi rt- -'fi-'ti?'51'1'-a'-I if WW:-wfr'r'2i f'f-fury-.-fiffa-ew-f-'-1 - an . V . 1 . -1v,,,,,.,. ..-N, . 553332 Page Twenty ADELINE S. OFIARA . . . A.C., Vice-President, Glee Club, History Club, English Club, Polish Club, Dramatic Club, Propagation of the Faith, Sodality, Civilian Defense, Officer, Red Cross F.A. and Health Certificate. JOAN A. PAJDA . . . Glee Club, History Club, Polish Club, Sodality, Dramatic Club, Red Cross F.A. and Health Certificate, English Club, Propagation of the Faith. LORENE K. PAPIEZ . . . Sodality, Propagation of the Faith, Academite Staff, E.O.L. Com- mittee, Chairman, Polish Club, History Club, Glee Club, Dramatic Club, Red Cross F.A. and Health Certificate, Acadernian Staff, Shorthand Certificate. FLORENCE M. PAULICK . . . Prom, Committee, Red Cross F.A. and Health Certificate, History Club, English Club, Glee Club, Sodality, Propagation of the Faith. VIRGINIA A. SACHAJDA . . . Sodality, Glee Club, History Club, English Club, Propaga- tion of the Faith, Red Cross F.A. and Health Certificate, Dramatic Club, Polish Club, New World Drive, Promoter. MARY J. SKWAREK . . . Sodality, Glee Club, Propagation of the Faith, English Club, History Club, Red Cross F.A. and Health Certificate, Typing Certificate. HELEN I. SZCZEPKOWSKA . . . Glee Club, History Club, Propagation of the Faith, Red Cross F.A. and Health Certificate, Sodality, Polish Club, English Club, Prom, Committee, Shorthand Certificate. I do not pray for palaces of splendor Or far among the world's delights to roam, I pray that I may know the meaning tender Of home, sweet home. LORETTA B. SZCZESNIAK . . . Sodality, Propagation of the Faith, Glee Club, English Club, History Club, Red Cross F.A. and Health Certificate. VIRGINIA M. TALAGA . . . Sodality, Red Cross F.A. and Health Certificate, Dramatic Club, English Club, History Club, Glee Club, Propagation of the Faith. GRACE C. WANAT . . . Propagation of the Faith, Sodality, Glee Club, Red Cross F.A. and Health Certificate, History Club, 'English Club, Dramatic Club. RUTH F. WISNIEWSKA . . . Glee Club, History Club, Sodality, Red Cross F.A. and Health Certificate, English Club, Propagation of the Faith. HELEN S. WISZ . . . Social Action Committee, Chairman, Sodality, Propagation of the Faith, Dramatic Club, History Club, Polish Club, Red Cross F.A. and Health Certificate, Glee Club, Prom, Committee. LORETTA M. ZAJAKALA . . . Annual Social, Co-Chairman, Glee Club, Dramatic Club, English Club, History Club, Sodality, Prom, Committee, Shorthand Certificate. LORRAINE J. ZYDEL . . . Sodality, Glee Club, History Club, English Club, Propagation of the Faith, Dramatic Club, Red Cross F.A. and Health Certificate, Polish Club, Nurse's Aide. Adeline S. Ofiara Joan A. Pajda Lorene K. Papiez Florence M. Paulick Virginia A. Sachajda Mary J. Skwarek Helen l. Szczepkowska Loretta B. Szczesniak Virginia M. Talaga Grace C. Wanat Ruth F. Wisniewska Helen S. Wisz Loretta M. Zajakala Lorraine J. Zydel We... Bw Me 7455606 We... QW Www VL 7ha' Qefwe 6- lnset: VIRGINIA DOROCIAK, Sophomore, leads in the sale of United States War Bonds B EAGER TO DO THEIR PART FOR VICTORY, students utilize the W R assembly period for the purpose of organizing into effective action in our SAVINGS 1, BONDS country's critical needs. In harmony with their motto l DO they play their ir OU 1,1 if ld T fr xP ro DEFE -rt To f UY 1 U. S. af A if if 1 H p fsgicAN mn? Page Twenty-two art well in total war effort. 42341. affix 'fi ,y QQSQQGESKQHQQMJ Q- xt?fZ?U-35' ' aaa Q15 ew' ' E35 Q: Q? 'TI wan siwmes mf-wT 'JllT1. ,Y 1' ww S wagfi-wi-.wi 1' WW z,.+WWWmi'g'S?E wuw f 'aN Q ' ,,,I.T,:-MW- t zgmiwazwm In the spirit ot the times, which is the SPIRIT OF VICTORY AND FREEDOM the students enjoy friendly understanding with one another and display eagerness in promoting the sale of U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS. 19434 we ooo ooo E Page Twenty-th ree Be strong in faith and courage: ever true To that still Voice which urges you along Press onward! There is naught can hinder you Be strong! PICTURE MISSING: A J. Bielawa Budnick E. R. V L. Gadowska Jachnik Kachnowska Kunz L. Piianowska LOYAL SODALISTS HONOR THE BLESSED MOTHER Solemn Crowning of the Queen of Heaven takes place annually on May lst, Irene Dabkiewicz Dolores Chwala Page Twenty-four V G A E. Runowska Sidor Slowik Szady Fnrst Row: L. Baca, B. Baran, B. Barwig, D. Brandt. Second Row: D. Bykowska, E. Colbert, D. Chwa- Ia, A. Czajka. Third Row: I. Dabkiewicz, C. Duszynska, W. Evanott, J. Fabish. Fourth Row: U. Folwarska, I. Fugiel, E. Gdow- ska, L. Jablonska. Fnfth Row: G. Jerawska, F. Karasiewicz, E Kazubowska, M. Klasa, D. Kmak. Sixth Row: V. Klockowska, R. Kolczak, A. Kondal, S. Kopec, M. Kozyra, D. Krajewska. Seventh Row: D. KruzeI, D. Kuberska, G. Les- niak, R. Lewandowska, A. Luski, D. Madura, H. Malinowska. Erghth Row: S. Marciniak, L. Mas, D. Molenda M. Muszynska, V. Mysiak, L. Na: dolska, D. Niaber, S. Novak. Nunth Row: D. Novak, E. Nowakowska, J. Obo- dzinska, L. Olszowy, I. Orlowicz T. Owczarz, E. Owsiak, M. Orze- chowska, J. PateIa, V. Pazdyka. Tenth Row: P. Piotrowska, A. Podraza, L. Pro- canin, L. Ptaszek, R. Prusinowska E. Rozmarek, G. Rukavina, F. Ry- marczuk, L. Sawicka, S. Setlik, S Sobon, L. Sroka. Eleventh Row: L. Susabowska, L. Swock, A. Szym- ska, L. Trznadel, D. Warkocka, M Wildzewska, L. Wisniewska, B Wojtkiewicz, I. Wolek, F. Wrze- sien, I. Zalewska, H. Zielinska. Page Twenty-five Page Twenty-six FIRST ROW Cleft to rightl-E. Barabas, L. Bartosik, H. Barwig, V. Bednowicz, E. Brzeska T. Busse, C. Baca, G. Choinowska. SECOND ROW-L. Chrusciel, L. Czaja, E. Czajka, J. Deering, V. Dorociak, E. Duda, G. Du- siewicz, F. Fortuna. THIRD ROW-R. Geiger, D. Grendys, I. Grochecka, I. Grudowska, D. Hamera, L. Hartman L. Jaworska. FOURTH ROW-A. Jembrzycka, E. Lechowicz, R. Kaminska, I. Klonowska, A. Kawszewicz L. Kuzydlo. FIFTH ROW-S. Lacny, E. Lenard, P. Lewandowska, P. Mallin, P. Mooney. SIXTH ROW-H. Mrozek, V. Mydlowska, G. Mydlowska, J. Olsiewicz. S FIRST ROW Ileft to right?-S. Obyrtacz, J. Niaber, V. Naumiak, G. Osucha. SECOND ROW-L. Peszek, S. Pidros, J. Piekielko, V. Poterucha, T. Pradzinska. THIRD ROW-V. Rozmarynowska, L. Rutkowska, R. Szubert, F. Sechman, D. Sledz, R. Sos- nowska. FOURTH ROW--T. Stopka, G. Stachon, A. Stefanowska, C. Sumien, J. Swiercz, S. Sak, J. Szejner. FIFTH ROW-E. Szyszka, M. Tomasiewicz, M. Wachala, D. Wagner, R. Wardzinska, M. Wawrzynska, M. Wdzieczna, J. Wezgraj. SIXTH ROW-R. Wilk, I. Witkowska, H. Wojciechowska, A. Wroblewska, H. Zak, H. Za- Iewska, H. Zarymbska, E. Zydel. Have vision: hold the great ideal in view. God gives man power to conquer hate and wrong. Christ's message lives for the world and for you. Page Twenty-seven 6-7 Page Twenty-eight Each one of us receives at last his due: The blind man sight, the luckless poet song. Go forward, then, your youthful strength renew, Be strong! FIRST ROW lleft to rightl--R. Aniolowska, 'E. Antos, L. Bach, J. Bagnuolo, C. Bigos, D. Borek, G. Borkowicz, P. Borowiak, M. Bott, J. Borysiewicz, T. Brandt, E. Bugajski, G. Czarnik, R. Czasnyka. SECOND ROW-C. Daniel, F. Figura, M. Fugiel, F. Fritz, A. Evanoff, D. Gapski, L. Gawron- ska, G. Gardelka, M. Gorlewicz, H. Gernbica, H. Gerlich, T. Gerwick, M. Glomski, E. Glo- wacka, J. Gora. THIRD ROW-J. Grenda, l. Gurak, T. Haiman, l. Hojnacka, B. Jakim, L. Jankowska, R. Jarka R. Jarrnolinska, L. Jerawska, M. Kalata, G. Kadzielawska, L. Kargol, C. Kaimierska, D. Kisla, E. Kolakowska, R. Klebek. FOURTH ROW-M. Kovalcik, A. Krzerawska, V. Koziol, L. Koziel, l. Kozlowska, L. Kraw- czyk, M. Kroll, L. Kwiatkowska, L. Lachowska, J. Lacna, F. Lesniak, M. Lessner, T. Lisak, S Malatin, E. Michalik, L. Mikolajczak. ,M M .1 mi' Q? ZS Jivwb. Q3 v X 13533 'W 'HAR N 3, K A 4 K fa wg , .v... . 'gr wg A Q 1 55 AQ,A R : ,Wd 4 fm 252 ,ff fr ': ,. was IQ . and IVAIEV V it I if i . ' - , .,,A, Q aw LN Izlii Q A, Q f xw , ,rw M ima N: aw 2, Educa+ion in 'rhe World of Today and Tomorrow Q , ENGLISH HISTORY ENSIGN J l'1 H. Kelly of Washington, d a new recor ing BIOLOGY K1 In MATHEMATICS PHYSICS NEW AND CLEARER rn as through intellectual t y ccurately retaining these experiences, of accurately reasoning about them, and applying our g events. raining we acquired the abilit of a Conclusions with ingenuity to forthcomin eanings were derived from our experiences, Page Thirty-one Decision lnvolv es a Resolution CLASSICAL AN D MOD ERN LANGUAGES SHORTHAND - B OOKKEEPING S YS T E M A TIC E F F O R T in the day's schedule endowed us with a life directory in the form of fundamental information, ideals and right ' 'n the weighty moments Page Thirty-two mental habits that help disc that confront us. riminate ultimate values i 5 INF R E C I S I O N in observation spon taneously reveals solutions to problems P ' f facts or incorrect interpretation. f rn a deceptive arrangement o that arise ro ' ' otto that rescues from d to live rightly is the beckoning m To think rightly an here whither we the frightful labyrinth of e are going. 31,5 rror-who we are, why we are , W-V.. TYPEWRITING POLISH LANGUAGE - H ISTORY - CULTURE Page Thirty-three 1? Zmmi fifm Bmw BOOK WEEK, NOVEMBER, 1943 CATION LSCOMING SUMMER DAY. A SHADY TREE. A PILE OF GOOD lfii Page Thirty-four UZ? Hilti: NC Silk Wt-ROM U1 LVg3'?3N4n WMI RJLUBSXIXA R 'RIS if PERL! Wit KK!!! 'Wk SISTER M. SECUNDILLA High School Librarian 4' BEA5 From every book invisible threads reach out to other books, and as the mind comes to use and control those threads the whole panorama of the worId's lite, past and present, becomes more varied and interesting, while at the same time the mind's own powers of reflection and judgment are exer- cised and strengthened. A good book is the best ot friends, the same today and forever! Assume Increasing Share of Responsibilities YOUNG, COMPETENT ARTISTS - To them education in fine arts and home arts becomes an opportunity to develop own talent and to serve in a special way the nation and the family. Page Thirty-five Build Strong Bodies - Develop Social Attitudes Poise and balance and health seldom come by accident-rather they are the culmination ot steady striving, patient drilling and exercising all based upon the firm foundation of intelligent preparation. Page Thirty-six UNITED STATES TREASURY DEPARTMENT ii iii J ul i Q V, -sc-. . c.f Q fit-r GHZ!! HQLY fum .mm waded ' ll fi 9Q3 Zf'5 gy ' ,6 69 MH GMHSHOPPEM - UNI ww: - au .mrs h6pw W,4.?ma.4 6 ef Cgvhwz 411024-Qrfj ancpweatfwz, -'UUUIY Nm' 9 44 l ' 1 ,.w O47 m.a,,,ie.,l.. vm WM.. 51 mm of W ,mmf --l.1 , This CITATION is an award symbolic of the determined, persevering, unbeatable Ameri- can spirit. It is a great tribute to the students' patriotism and to their great work in backing up our soldiers on the fighting fronts. Our efforts and sacrifices here on the home front are trivial when compared with the supreme holo- caust of our men and women in the Armed Forces . . . Yet their suc- cess is due in no small part to our co-operation. The H. F. A. students contributed their MITE to the general cause. I N T I-I E R E A L M of music and song that is like the interrelated harmony of the circling stars and the swinging seas and the rhythm of the march of the seasons, there seeping into our very being accrued not merely an aesthetic refinement, but also a superb purity that is the essence of cul- ture, because of the ideals it inspires. H.F.A. GLEE CLUB AND CONCERT BAND in festive attire for the GOLDEN JUBILEE CELEBRATIONS of ST. MARY OF NAZARETH HOSPITAL Sunday, May 7, l944 I I lislxi 1 1a lf MUSIC EDUCATION for well rounded life Nature overflows with the raw material of music, but human heart organizes it into musical strains . . . here if ever man is face to face, ear to ear, heart to heart with God? MEMBERS OF THE HOLY FAMILY ACADEMY SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Prof. Ettore Gualano, Conductor Sister M. Lucille, Music Director Pace Thirty-nine Stage Am itions flow...glow...grow The annual production HWIECZNA VVEDROWKAH is a distinguished record of the achievements of the students of drama. They entertained the audience with well portrayed humor-at the same time they awakened pro- found sympathy for the Polish victims of war. Staged on the background of gypsy music and costumes, the play was unequalled in its effectiveness. Page Forty Class Night Mirnicry Who's Who and Who's What in the Class of 1944 Washington's Birthday Project Gypsy scene from WIECZNA WEDROWKA Plays directed by MISS GERALDINE OBERST Instructor in Drama and Speech Group of drama students present JESSlCA'S JOURNEY in Senior Tribute Page Forty-one PESTKI: Wanda Skalinska, Stanisfawa Zaremba, Kapitan Irena Grodzka, Jadwiga Opolska, Stani- sfawa Kos. Page Forty-two Polska - - nafchnieniem Pes'rki - - Gosifsmi W audytorium szkolnym uczennice przygotowafry iicie koleienski program dostosowany do okolicznoici. PESTKI z widocznym zadowoleniem ipiewaffy razem z uczennicami przy muzyce orkiestralnej wieniec piosenek iofmierskich i OkaZyWa4'y zaintereso- wanie sie mfrodymi artysfkami ktore mowifry pieknym czystym jezykiem pol- skim. Miedzy innymi Loretta Bocian przywitafra goici, Sonia Pukanty dekla- mowafra Czarna Suknia a uczennice trzeciego kursu Polonistyki odegrafry symboliczny utwor sceniczny Zloty Sen w ktorym wystepowafry kolejno bohaterki Polski: Wanda, Jadwiga, Emilia Plater, dziewczeta Iwowskie a na koncu PESTKA. walczqcych o wolnoso Lud6w. w Akademii - - Junacy Kapitan Grodzka Przemawia. Nastepnie na estradzie ukazalry sig, witane owacyjnie przez mfrodziez, PESTKI ktore kolejno Kapitan Grodzka obecnym przedstawifra podajqc przy tym krotki zyciorys kazdej. Kapitan Grodzka zas przemowiffa do obecnych, tak od serca do serca. Opowiedziafa w kilku S4'OWaCh o trudach i perypetiach polskich pielgrzymow i jak po amnestii otrzymanej staraniem sp. Generaffa Sikorskiego, wydostawszy sig z Rosji do Teheranu kobiety polskie a nawet pigtnastoletnie dziewczgta napierafry sing aby je przyjgto do sffuzby wojskowej. Byfo to rzeczq wprost niepodobnq wigc aby, jak to sicg mowi po polsku, byfr wilk syty i owca cafra utworzono tak zwane szkofry wojskowe. Pierwotnie nauka odbywafra sig wszgdzie na otwartym polu, na plazy, pod scianami i w chafrupach. Po ukoriczeniu studiow starsze przyfrqczyfry sig do PESTEK. Obecnie dziewczgfa polskie majq szkofrg wojskowq w pic-gknym, uswicgconym pobyfem Najsw. Rodziny, miescie Nazaret w Palestynie. Kapitan Grodzka dalej opowiadafra ze w Polsce wprawdzie wrog zabronifr nauczania w szkofrach mimo to w tajemnicy z narazeniem na najcigzsze kary a nawet na utrateg zycia prowadzone sq szkofy elementarne, gimnazja a nawet uniwersytety - a w pracy tej wielkq role odgrywa kobieta polska. Na zakofmczenie ukazafr sig na scenie zywy obraz przedstawiajqcy Polska symbolicznie pod postaciq dziewicy otoczonej bohaferkami Polski i kilkunastu uczennicami wyzszej szkofry Sw. Rodziny. Rownoczesnie obecni przy akompaniamencie orkiestry szkolnej zaspiewali: Boze Cos Polska Ekipa JUNAKOW w skiad ktorej wchodzq: Tomasz Dobiecki, Tadeusz Kaniowski, Edward Lech. Prof, W!odzirnierz Skfrodowski, Delegat Pol. Mun Oswiaty Cdrugi z prawej stronyi. Page Forty-three ,OPEN f HOUSE l l l l Ls.. , - Page Forty-four PROSPECTIVE FRESHMEN INVESTIGATE THEIR OPPORTUNITIES AT HOLY FAMILY ACADEMY. Here the student is provided with a Catholic atmosphere and becomes conscious of the precious heritage of the Catholic Faith. The school aims at the development of the whole woman, which in the words of Pope Pius Xl l ' t l- - takes in the whole aggregate of human life, physical and spiritua , in e lectual and moral individual, domestic and social, not with a view of reducing it in any way, but in order to elevate, regulate and perfect it, in accordance with example and teaching of Christ. Wa serve' A Awww' Jaya The Holy Family Academy Ladies' EXTENDS TO THE GRADUATES OF THE CLASS OF 'I944 MOST CORDIAL FELICITATIONS AND SINCERE Mrs. Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs FOR GOD'S BLESSI NGS OFFICERS: Casimira Wysocka, President Lillian Myszkowska, Vice-President Sophie Madura, Corresponding Secretary Louise Szarzynska, Treasurer Mae Los, Recording Secretary Anna Sumien, Financial Secretary Auxiliary WI S H ES Page Forty-five CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR DAUGHTER MALVINA Mr. and Mrs. J. Bartosiewicz PATRONS THE VERY REVEREND MSGR. JOHN J. KOZLOWSKI H.F.A. Sodality Director THE VERY REVEREND JAMES J. STRZYCKI THE VERY REVEREND STANISLAUS J. FIOLEK Rector, Weber High THE REVEREND LEO HINC Chaplain, Holy Family Academy TH'E REVEREND THEODORE KLOPOTOWSKI, C.R. THE REVEREND FRANCIS A. UZDROWSKI, C.R. REVEREND ALOYSIUS SZCZERKOWSKI THE HONORABLE ALEXANDER MOC Acting Consul General, Chicago PROF. WLODZIMIERZ SKLODOWSKI THE Instructor in Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert L. Adamowski Mr. Stanley J. Arendarczyk Dr. A. Blaszczynski J. A. Blatt, R.Ph.G. Mrs. Leokadia Blikowski Mr. Mitchell M. Bobinski Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Boguszewski Dr. .loseph B. Bryl Adam B. Cepa Chicago Landlords' Association of Crawford Meat Market A. Czerwinski, Tavern S. Fabbro, R.Ph. A Friend Gershuny 8- Epstein Mr. and Mrs. Chester Grabowski Mr. and Mrs. Felix Kaski, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. J. Kolarz Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kooi Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kosinski Dr. H. Kosinski Mrs. Estella Kroplewski Mr. and Mrs. S. Kurowski Richard Lange 8. Co., Florists Mr. and Mrs. J. Lechowicz Mr. and Mrs. J. Malina Harriet M. Michalski Northern Market Polish Illinois Jozefa Orlowska Paddor's Cloak Store Mrs. Anna Paveska Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Pawelkiewicz Polonia Furniture Co. Pantarelli Coal and Supply Co. Dr. E. K. Preis Attorney and Mrs. Adam S. Przybyszewski Ratay Furniture Co. Mr. and Mrs. John Serzen Mr. and Mrs. Bernard S. Skaja Skaja Funeral Home Mr. and Mrs. Snopek Mr. and Mrs. J. Sobczyk Dr. F. G. Sprafka Dr. E. J. Swastek Mr. and Mrs. Martin Swierkowski Dr. L. S. Szumkowski Mrs. H. Tomaszewski, Florist Florence Travin Woiler 8- Haeger, Inc. Werner's Market William V. Wexberg E. E. Wnorowski, Adwokat Jean Wojnarowski Mr. and Mrs. F. Wycislak Mr. and Mrs. Zakroczymski Mr. Casimir Zielinski Page Forty-six' MONroe 1591 PHONE S: ARMitage 9839 Carpets and Linoleums F. N 0 W I C KI FLOOR COVERINGS OF DISTINCTION Linoleum - Congoleum - Carpets - Rugs and All Kinds of Floor Coverings -1 1520 W. CHICAGO AVENUE 2101-05 MILWAUKEE AVENUE CHICAGO Congratulations to Our Daughter ADELINE MR. and MRS. JOSEPH KASKI, SR. Compliments to the Senior Class MR. and MRS. W. TALAGA Congratulations to Our Daughter MR. and MRS. S. WANAT Congratulations to Our Daughter LORETTA MR. and MRS. A. BOCIAN Humboldt 9178-9179 Mr. Victor, Mgr. NORTHWEST SPORT SHOP Across from Wiebo1dt's 1270 Milwaukee Avenue Chicago With Sincere Good Wishes 311 Milwaukee Avenue Chicago Page Forty-seven COMPLIMENTS to the GRADUATES OF 'I944 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wyszynski POLISH NATIONAL ALLIANCE The Largest, Most Progressive Fraternal Society of Americans of Polish Descent Organized in 'I880-Licensed in Twenty-eight States Insuring Men, Women and Children Maintains the Alliance College in Cambridge Springs, Pa., which is an accredited High School, Junior College and Trade School. lt also organizes evening classes for its members throughout the country, where different subjects are taught, especially Polish language and literature. The Polish National Alliance is known for its educational activities. lt maintains libraries, has an Educational Department which grants its members, or their children, scholarship loans, enabling them to obtain an education in any of the universities they may choose. Aids the poor and destitute. Promotes sports among its members by furnishing financial assistance to the various clubs organized throughout the country. ls making an active effort to build a great reserve of youths, preparing them for future loyal members and good citizens of the United States of America. ls a very important factor in the cultural life of Americans of Polish descent. THE POLISH NATIONAL ALLIANCE HAS ADOPTED THE MOST MODERN FORMS OF INSURANCE CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE. INSURANCE IN FORCE SI63,00I,3I4.00 GROSS ASSETS S33,080,409.00 ADULT MEMBERSHIP 233,783 JUVENILE MEMBERSHIP 42,292 TOTAL MEMBERSHIP 276,075 Home Office: 'I514-20 W. Division Street, Chicago, Illinois BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Aniela Wojcik, J. F. Wattras, J. K. Gronczewski, Karolina Spisak, Rekucki, Janina Migala, J. Ulatowski, J. F. Wrobel. Sadlek, High Medical Examiner S. E. Basinski, J. J. Jozwiak, J. Dr. W. A. M. Powicki, Vice-Censor, K. Rozmarek, President, P. Dymek, Vice-President, A. S. Szczerbowski, General M. Tomaszkiewicz, Treasurer. OFFICERS: F. X. Swietlik, Censor, Kozlowski, Vice-President, Frances Secretary, Page Forty-eight Phone HEMlock 4334 Compliments of Resurrection Cemetery Greenhouses N ARCHER AVENUE JUSTICE, ILLINOIS Compliments to Virginia Krenz Gratulacjel from MR. and Mus. w. szczEPKowsKl A F R I E N D Congratulations to My Daughter Congratulations to My Daughter LORENE LORETTA MRS. L. PAPIEZ MRS. M. SZCZESNIAK ' 7 l Phone Berksglre SFS' A RA Congratulations to Our Daughter HARDWARE HE'-EN Paints - Wall Paper - Sporting Goods MR. and MRS. S. wlsz 5019 Fullerton Avenue Chicago Complimints to Ginny Compliments to the Senior Class rom G E Q R G E MR. and MRS. J. E. MONTEVILLE Compliments of MR. and MRS. M. LASAK Best Wishes to Florence Marie Paulick PETTY OFFICER DEAN C. REYNOLDS, U.S.N. Congratulations to Our Daughter Compliments DOLORES of MR. and MRS. S. MICHALIK MR. and MRS. T. SACHAJDA Page Forty-nine Page Fifty HUMboldt i320 J. P. Grzemski J. P. GRZEMSKI REAL ESTATE :: LOANS :: INSURANCE PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 2300 N. Western Avenue Chicago, Illinois Rockwell 5068 John Pajda, Prop. To the Reverend Sisters and PAJDA BAKERY HOME BAKERY and CONFECTIONERY Orders for Weddings, Parties, Dances Our Specialty Graduating Class of 1944 Best Wishes from 2500 S. Whipple Street Chicago E I - fe mnsmniwm Congratulations to Our Daughter 'J IRENE Phone Spaulding 8200 J. Karlowicz, Mgr. MR' and MRS' BORYCZKO 325i-3 W. Fullerton Avenue Chicago Best Wishes to Our Dear Daughter MR. and MRS. L. SKWAREK Best Wishes to Our Daughter FLORENCE MARIE MR. and MRS. J. K. PAULICK Success to Gloria Wisniewski from MR. and MRS. GREGORY E. CWIK GREETINGS to the SENIOR CLASS Mr. and Mrs. B. Werbachowski Telephone KILdare I508 SAY IT WITH FLOWERS NILES FLORISTS GREENHOUSES AND NURSERIES Cut Flowers - Plants - Artistic Floral Designs - Decorations for Churches and Halls - - FLOWERS OF ALL KINDS - For Weddings, Banquets, Parties, Funerals and All Occasions MILWAUKEE AVENUE NILES, ILLINOIS Compliments to Renee Wyszynski from P. J. CULLERTON Alderman 38th Ward Phone Rockwell 4I58 Best Wishes to Our Daughter DOROTHY MIDWEST STORE Stanley Buczak MR' and MRS' F' BRZESKI 2400 S. Christiana Avenue Chicago Phone ARMitage 26I I Mitchell Czaplicki BILTMORE STUDIO MODERN WEDDING PORTRAITS 2114 W. Division Street Chicago, Illinois Page F fty one Compliments of STANLEY H. SNOPEK NORTH MAPLEWOOD MARKET Compliments of WESTON MOTOR SERVICE 2534 W. North Avenue Chicago 2633-35 S. Kedzie Avenue Chicago Armitage 2235 John Lendzion, Prop. Compliments MAJESTIC LUGGAGE 81 TRUNK of Trunks, Luggage and Fine Leather Goods A F R I E N D l4l8 Milwaukee Avenue Chicago Phone Lawndale 6729 Compliments of FRANK STEPINA DR. and MRS. A. SLAWINSKI FINE BAKERY GOODS 3001 S. Tripp Avenue Chicago Compliments and Best Wishes to the Senior Class A. S. WEGRZYN RELIGIOUS GOODS 'I134 Milwaukee Avenue ARMitage 1416 Compliments of MR. and MRS. J. JANKOWSKI Greetings Polish Alma Mater of America Telephone Armitage 4373-4 l643-45 Milwaukee Ave. Chicago 47 Compliments to the Senior Class UNIVERSAL FOOD STORE Mr. 8. Mrs. J. Marmozewicz GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET i929 W. 2lst Street Canal 5029 Compliments of KAPLAN'S DEPARTMENT STORE JOHN S. SOSNOWSKI DELICATESSEN Groceries, Ice Cream and Cigarettes 2456 W. Haddon Ave. Armitage 4748 Phone Humboldt 7361 ROMAN'S TAVERN Roman J. Grochowina, Prop. 1024 Noble Street Chicago Page Fifty-two We Congratulate the I944 Graduates of the Holy Family Academy May Your Future Be Bright and Happy THE ECCLESIASTICAL GOODS COMPANY JOHN S. KONOPA, President 'I09 North Dearborn Street 2nd Floor DEALERS IN CHURCH GOODS AND PICTURES Headquarters for Scapular and St. Christopher Med- als on Chains for Men in the Army, Navy, Air Service -PAY US A VISIT WHEN IN CHlCAGO'S LOOP- Phone Humboldt 6060 POLONIA BAKERY S. Rzeszotarski, Prop. WHOLESALE and RETAIL QUALITY SERVICE Compliments of EDDIE'S MEAT MARKET Edward Szurek, Prop. BETTER GRADES OF MEATS Live and Dressed Poultry I738 W. Division St. Brunswick 0437 Hours: 9-I2g I-4 and 6-9 P.M. Wednesday 9-I2 8 Saturday 9-5 DR. CASIMIR P. LAZARSKI DENTIST I239 N. G ' A Ch' 'ee V'eW Venue 'Cage 4300 W. 26th sneer Lawndale 6899 I Martin Wojczynski, President and Manager C0mPl'm9nI'5 Leon Zglenicki, Vice-President of Anna Magdziarz, Treasurer Roman Grochowina, Secretary A F R I E N D John Stephany, Joseph Strzelecki, Directors STANDARD Phone Brunswick 374I 20 Years in Same Location CROWN BEAUTY SHOPPE Specializing in Permanent Waving COFFIN 8. CASKET MFG. CO. 729-35 MILWAUKEE AVENUE Corner N. Carpenter Street Distinctive Hair Styling Monroe l807-I808 Chicago I626 W. Division Street Near Ashland Phone Armitage 4005 Telephone Armitage 4630 Automobiles Where the Customer ls Always Right Licensed Embalmer JOSEPH WOJCIECHOWSKI R U B I N ' S UNDERTAKER WOMENIS APPAREL ACCESSORIES Free Use of Three Beautiful Air- Conditioned Chapels and Organ 1314 Milwaukee Avenue Chicago 2I27-2I29 Webster Avenue Chicago Page Fifty-three POLONIA COAL COMPANY Distributors: Domestic and Steam COAL FUEL OILS STOKERS - HEATING EQUIPMENT YARDS: NORTH AVE. at ELSTON AVE. Phone Brunswick 2600 5492 NORTHWEST HIGHWAY Phone Pensacola 1200 Phone Armitage 9454 Compliments of PEACOCK BRIDAL SHOPPE WEDDING ACCESSORIES Made to Order Our Specialty l282 Milwaukee Avenue Chicago Compliments to the Senior Class MRS. HONORATA WOLOWSKA Phone Armitage 9424-IOO93 CASIMIR CABANSKI, R.PH.G. PRESCRIPTION PHARMACIS1' 958 N. Leavitt Street Corner Augusta Opposite Columbus School Compliments of A F R I E N D Congratulations from Mr. Grzegorczyk - Mr. Mianowski Phone Armitage 8681 Hours: Monday, Wednesday, Friday I0-7 Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday IO-8 NATIONAL COSTUME HOUSE Theatrical and Masquerade Costumes Make-up and Supplies ll32 Milwaukee Avenue Chicago Phone Palisade 8100 O L S E N B R O S . FURNITURE and PIANO MOVERS Coal - Coke -- Fuel Oil Page Fittyefour Telephone Haymarket 6041 Hours: Daily 2-4 and 7-9 P.M. Except Wednesday, Sunday and Holidays DR. P. J. ORZYNSKI PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Lekarz - Chirurg - Akuszer Office and Residence 1033 W. Chicago Avenue Chicago Phone Armitage 1921 MAKARSKI FUNERAL HOME Ralph R. Makarski 1123 Noble Street Chicago Phone Haymarket 3364 Hours: 9 A.M. to 8:30 P.M. Sundays By Appointment DR. THADDEUS SLAWINSKI DENTIST 1062 W. Chicago Ave. Corner Milwaukee Phone Pensacola 1095 SRUTWA PHARMACY P. C. Srutwa, R.Ph.G. APTEKA 5201 W. Roscoe Street Corner Laramie GRADUATION DAY! The culmination of years of effort on the part of the parents as well as the student. A day that has long been anticipated and one never-to-be-forgotten. ROZANSKI PHOTO ART STUDIO 1073 MILWAUKEE AVENUE ci-iicAGo Off. Lafayette 1044 Res. Lafayette 7761 L. A. SADLEK, M.D. Hours: 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 P.M. Except Wednesdays and Holidays 4158 Archer Avenue Chicago 1 Telephone Rockwell 7890 K R A M L - M I L K GOLDEN WITH GO0DN'ESS 2415-17 S. KOSTNER AVENUE CHICAGO Phone Brunswick 4738 CAS' FLORAL SHOP C. L. Brzozowski, Prop. 2016 Webster Avenue Chicago Humboldt 2462 Frances Pliss EU-NETTE BEAUTY SHOPPE Specializing in Hair Dyeing and Permanent Waving 1 111 N. Ashland Avenue Chicago Compliments to the Senior Class DR. J. P. KOBRZYNSKI Compliments of Dr. MichaeI's All-Herb Store MANY HERBS FOR MANY AILMENTS lWiele Zol na Wiele Chor6b1 1223 Milwaukee Avenue Chicago , AI1- Qziix QQ i' 'k 'k i 3Q'Efff'-3-1.5 M A ii E 'A E V E RY i PAY nn B 0 N D DAY Donation-per E. J. H., Jr. Page Fifty-five Phone Brunswick 8965 MARYETTE'S BRIDAL SHOP Store Hours: 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Every Day SUNDAYS by APPOINTMENT 2l38 Chicago Avenue Chicago Telephone Albany 4224 GERMAINE BRIDAL SALON Henry L. Wichtowski, Designer Phone Humboldt 4044 Compliments of CO-OPERATIVE RESTAURANT I628 W. DIVISION STREET CHICAGO Phone Brunswick l23O A . S T A R S I A K CLOTHING STORE Clothing and Furnishings for Men 2943 Milwaukee Avenue Chicago I8 YO'-mg Men and BOYS I205 Milwaukee Ave, At Division St. Humboldt 0060 Open Day and Night Phone Berkshire 8066 We Deliver J. L. WISNIEWSKI FUNERAL HOME Free Use of Chapel - Organ Music I237 N. Ashland Ave. Near Milwaukee Say It with Flowers LOREL FLORIST Cut Flowers, Wedding Bouquets, Corsages Floral Designs 5335 Fullerton Ave. Joseph A. Piasecki For An Appointment Call: MONroe 2757 In Times Like These a Good Photograph of You Will Delight Your Loved Ones HAVE THE PICTURE HE SENT YOU REPRODUCED IN FINEST DETAIL WASHINGTON W. M. 879 MILWAUKEE AVENUE PHOTO STUDIO ROZANSKI CHICAGO Page Fifty-six JOHN E. FAST 8L CO. QUALITY ELECTRICAL CONDENSERS 3101 North Pulaski Road CHICAGO Humboldt 9332 Established 1902 PANTER'S CLOAK STORE COATS - SUITS - DRESSES - FURS Leaders in Bridal Outfits I368 Milwaukee Avenue Chicago Telephone Humboldt 7628 W. J. JAROSH 81 CO. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Fresh and Smoked Meats and Meat Products IO3O Milwaukee Avenue Chicago KLAUS DEPARTMENT STORE 2857-65 MILWAUKEE AVENUE 38 Years at the Same Location I Humboldt 56I4-5639-5664 L E N A R D ' S Restaurant-Cafeteria and Confectionery Fine Domestic and Imported Liquors II66 Milwaukee Avenue Chicago l Telephone Brunswick 4749 MR. and MRS. H. R. WYSOCKI Humboldt 8666 Quality Eye Glasses DR. J. J. J. LIGMAN, Opt., D.R.Ph. ACCURATE EYE EXAMINATION UNDER-I-AKERS Hours: Tues., Thurs., Sat. II a.m. to 8 p.m. I4 - Monday and Friday II a.m. to 6 p.m. 40 N' Western Avenue Chlcago II52 N. Ashland Ave. Near Division Humboldt 4273 Free Use of Chapel JOSEPH V. ALTMAN 81 SON FUNERAL HOME Automobiles for All Occasions 2649 W. Hirsch Blvd. Chicago Congratulations to My Niece MALVINA MISS DOROTHY CZAPLICKI H. G 0 R E C KI PAINTINGS AND RELIGIOUS ART A Large Selection of Imported Prints Frames Made in All Sizes 1164 Milwaukee Avenue Near Division CONTINENTAL eQ ,CLoTH,NG Phone Armitage 3038 sf . . . . Alchimsdscmwoads Z,,2g,I:Lm5 ,k SMWIHQ5 i, Roman Koslnskl - Dr. H. F. Koslnskl Jewelers Optometrist QUALITY CLOTHES Diamonds - Watches - Jewelry fgf Men, women and Children Milwaukee Avenue Cl'liCBQO Budget Accommodations K Phone Canal 9406 W. E. Nowokunski - THE ' PHILIP NOVAK 81 SON CLOTHING HOUSE THE LOCAL STORES MILWAMYEI and ASHLAND AVENUES l Open Evenings-Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday Qffice and School Supplieg CHICAGOS LARGEST OUT-OF-THE-LOOP CALOTFI-IINE stone 918 N. Ashland Avenue Chicago Phone Armitage 2l l3 Since l896 MEYER DAVIS COMPANY Manufacturers, Distributors, Decorators Supplies: Industrial Paints, Wall Paper Phone Kildare 24l9 Cakes and Pies Like Mother Makes F R E D G O E L T Z Your Neighborhood Baker We Use the Best Materials in All Our Goods lOO3-O7 Milwaukee Avenue Chicago 3460 N. Pulaski Road Chicago Phone Armitage O9l8 Free Use of Chapel Armitage 5025 ffsay It with Flowery' Aufomobfhs v. KAuNowsKl s. co. JOSEPH T. SCHIELKA FI-QRISTS FUNERAL HOME 2242 N. Leavitt St. Corner Lyndale St. 'Phone Humboldt 3582 PASIER PRODUCTS CO., INC. Pickles, Sauerkraut, Vinegar, Mustard, Horseradish, Catsup, Olives, Pickle Relishes, Povidla, Etc. Factory 81 Salting Station: Genda City, Wis. l9Ol-O3 W. Division Street Chicago 22 Telephone Armitage 3452 W. H. SAJEWSKI MUSIC STORE Alvin C. Saiewski lOl7 Milwaukee Avenue Chicago 22 Fresh Cut Flowers, Plants, Funeral Designs Wedding Bouquets a Specialty lO45 Milwaukee Avenue Chicago Phone lrving l2l 2 JOHN A. KLEMUNDT Mortician - Undertaking - Embalming 33l3 Irving Park Blvd. Chicago Congratulations to the Senior Class MR. and MRS. H. KWARCINSKI Phone ARMitage 3400 Compliments of ELSTON FUEL COMPANY 2610-2640 Elston Avenue CHICAGO Page Fifty-eight I HOLY FAMILY ACADEMY 1444 West Division Street Chicago 22, Illinois Telephone Brunswick 2783 CONDUCTED BY SISTERS OF THE HOLY FAMILY OF NAZARIETH HOLY FAMILY ACADEMY offers a well balanced course of studies and is ranked among the representative Catholic institutions of Chicago of A standing. lt is accredited as a Standard High School by the Illinois State Department of Public Instruction, by the University of Illinois and by the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. The school holds an affiliation with De Paul University and with the Catholic University at Washington, D.C. This recognition qualifies the graduates of Holy Family Academy to be admitted without examination to every college and university in the United States. In addition to the high standards of scholarship provided for by the cur- riculum, the leading aim of the Academy is to inculcate in its students genu- ine Catholic principles of conduct and life, to give them a thorough prepara- tion for future advanced study in special fields, and to further the study of Polish language, history, culture, literature and customs. Many extra-curricular activities such as: journalistic publications, dramatics, debates, orchestra, glee club, study clubs, sodality, Catholic Action circles, afford the students an opportunity to develop along the lines of special interest. PROGRAM OF STUDIES FIRST YEAR: Religion, English, Polish, Latin or French, Algebra, Foods and Clothing. SECOND YEAR: Religion, English, Polish, Latin or French, Biology, Geometry, World History tone semesteri. THIRD YEAR: Religion, English, Polish, Spanish or French, Chemistry, Shorthand, Type- writing, Civics Cone semesteri, World History lone semesterl. FOURTH YEAR: Religion, English, Polish, Spanish or French, Physics, Aeronautics, American History, Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Typewriting, Advanced Mathematics. Courses in physical education, vocal music, speech and first aid are given in all classes. Courses in instrumental music, art, swimming, health and dramatics are conducted in special classes. Voice, piano, violin and orchestral instruments are taught in private lessons. Candidates for graduation must present sixteen H67 units of credit from all the regular courses offered. Ordinarily twelve H23 units in: English, foreign language, mathematics, science and social studies are mandatory for college entrance-four 147 units are elective in other fields. Examinations are held after each semester. Reports are issued four times during the school year. Tuition 565.00 for the year. Page Fifty-nine AUTOGRAPHS, xfv D 'i eZ , A V35 i i OWU s i TO OUR PATRONS AND ADVERTISERS the Ciass of 1944 tenders words of cordial appreciation for their generous support making possible the publica- tion of the ACADEMMN . . . , , umnmmmsuqnnnrnmfxm1:z.1u:mau:mLM. zu: wezv. , . zum: .nv n.fu11..4,: xr:.a:..:,: waauianzywsruannzar wgsewiw .mmf swans, A vm s uwnmamm neummruunm-sf-u 1 ummmmmg vruw- um. :mmm-nm u - wmzwmmmm .1-.4-,1r'1wf-nxmmrm Q, .new , :mn - 1 ummm mam anew. umuwg.wu,m Q mann-nn-exmm: munmnamm-:ua..unmnsms-an zu .vnu sur. Annu: 'L .vm bmw ... umnn. .,. nan -A ': 1-.-wx..-. .uwsm - ,wwn-xfkzm V an ,..uu:.r ,':u1s.uum can-rm nrmamvxf- na. X uswrr vnamrf Way , .f .. :ri .. -. 1. -.fnwfr bufzn-54. unvw'-nu:s,1,..w..-wam urn:-1v .xmmnman