Holy Family Academy - Academian Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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fe Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Siste-r Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister Prof. Prof. Prof. Miss Miss fm Sueem REVEREND Leo Hirsic, Chaplain REVERIEND JosEPH Poi.iNsKi, c,R., AM. REVEREND JOSEPH KORABIK, C.R., A.B. Instructors in Religion MOTHER MARY IDALIA, Superior Cpicture right? SISTER MARY EUPHEMIA, A.M., Assistant Superior Instructor in Modern Languages SISTER MARY THEOPHANE, A.M., Principal M. Gustawa, M. Sc. ..... M. Medarda, A. M. -- M. Ernest, B. Sc. .... M. Silveria, A. B. ..... M. Theophame, A. M. --- M. Secundilla, A. M. --- M. Ananta, A. B. ..... M. Assurnptia, A. M. --- M. l.ucille, M. Mus. Ed. --- --- M. Bernice, Ph. B. ....,. M. Czeslavita, M. Sc. -- M. Canisia, B. Sc.-- M. Pius, Ph. B. --- M. Roseann, A. B. --- M. Gemma, Ph. B.-- W. Sklodowski, Ph. D. --- E. Gualano, B. Mus. Ed. A. DeGrazia, B. Mus. Ed Helen Daneliak, B. Phys. Ed. -- Geraldine Oberst, Ph. B. .... -- Mrs. Delfont Fallbacher, R.N. -sa Biology Social Sciences Home Arts Bookkeeping, Fine Arts English High School Librarian, Latin Assistant Librarian, English Polish, Latin Director of Music, Spanish Registrar, Photography Chemistry, Physics, Mathema Mathematics Stenography Social Sciences English, Polish Polish Orchestra Conductor Band Conductor Physical Education -Speech, Dramatics Home Nursing, Health . . . They, who have fashioned the delicate fabric of their students' intelleets, and into their hearts breathed virtuous motives and noble desires-they, whose unsung toil from day to day, from year to year, provoked glorious deeds and heroic sacrifices that their charges may enjoy the fruits of godly wisdom-they, who have sought neither honor nor recognition, but aimed to render honorable and honored the legions of youth who under their captainey learned secrets of true not transient success-they, OUR TEACHERS, have today and always the boundless gratitude of our hearts. Extreme right: Father Howard, C.P., Director of the Chicago Good Counsel Clubs, presides at contest. tics

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UJYAIC Q l il if 14. b 'l l Ct O fc 'YEW HICAO Tho' We Depart, Alma Mater- We'll keep your friendship in our heart Where surely it belongs, Along with priceless memories And all our happy songs . . . We treasure it far more than we Can ever let you know- And more than any other gift You ever could bestow . . . lt brings us comfort in the night When shadows move about, It calms our mind when we are deep ln trouble or in doubt . , . It gives us courage in the dawn And helps us through the day- And often it inspires us To meditate and pray . . . lt praises our accomplishments And overlooks our wrongs- And so, we'll keep it in our heart Where surely it belongs . . . THE GRADUATION June 17, 1945 The Very Reverend S. J. Fiolek, C.R., Rector of Weber High School, celebrates Mass-delivers sermon. The Very Reverend Msgr. D. F. Cunning- ham, Archdiocesan Superintendent of Schools, confers diplomas - presents awards and merits. 1