Immaculate Heart of Mary Academy - Immaculatan Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1957 volume:

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It has pointed out to us the ideals that fash- ion our souls after the image of Christ through the practice of Christian virtues, ideals that instill truth within our minds and equip the hands with useful skills through the challenge of diligent and persistent effort, ideals that foster friendships through the lessons of courtesy and generosity, ideals that build the body and the soul through the disci- pline of genuine sportsmanship. Graduation marks a transition from the school of preparation to the school of life- a transition that involves new interests and experiences. On this new, untrodden road, we need great ideals to light the way and guide us unmistakably to our goal. This we pledge ourselves today: To keep the gaze of our souls fixed upward on these heavenly beacons, to believe in them, and to cherish them always. And as we stand at the cross- roads of the present and the future, we dedi- cate our sincerest endeavor to the fullest possible realization in our lives of these our Vilmarian ideals. loirzffomf jjeag ....... .... 6 23 .Sjmfmf olfmfm am! jacugfy leggioud Organizafiorw anal fzofbcfa flfL6!8lfLf ......... 24 89 .gzniom 7!lm!ercKa55men CIILJ sgiblwej rie1fLaL5Aqo ,ycfeag ......... 90 95 .gzciaf am! ,fgcfiuifiw 0l t5 .QJQCLK5 ........ 96 103 lg ..f4IfA,Afic .Zuma am! .xdcAieuemenf5 f pzhlua to lllgfbf just one little to cume the darkneyx WIOHO M W 's X b y fmizfl A nd The replica of the miraculous image of Our Lady of Czestochowa adorns the altar in the private chapel of the Holy Father's summer residence at Castel Gandolfo. Dur- ing the current year which marks the three- hundredth anniversary of the momentous consecration of Poland to Mary, we ask her whom we honor under the title of Queen of Poland to spread wide her mantle of pro- tection over His Holiness to shield him from every harm and to assure him the bounty of her favor. To Hi: I-Iolinefr Pope Piur XII, Vicar of Chrirt, We humbly prolfer our tribute of loy- alty and grateful admiration. In the history of our age, he stands the undaunted cham- pion of the highest Christian ideals of peace, unity, and charity for all founded solidly on the principles of justice and respect for hu- man dignity. We pray that God may preserve him in whom the confused world recognizes a leader in its struggle and hope for the rebirth and re-establishment of great ideals among men. flbzhimll fdljgguelfd Great Ideals To Hi: Excellency, the Mor! Rev. jorepb Aloyfim Burke, D.D., we extend this token of deep respect and acknowledgement. As spiritual leader of this diocese, he has dis- tinguished himself in his unabated zeal urg- ing us always to aspire with a holy dis- content to a fuller realization, in every field of work and endeavor, of the highest Cath- olic ideal-a life that is Christ-centered in motive and action. This ideal we promise to make our own, that it may become the guid- ing principle and the activating force in our crusade for Christ. Leaders To Hif Excellency, Ibe Mor! Rev. Leo Richard Smith, D.D., Auxiliary Bishop of the diocese, we zealously pledge our coopera- tion in upholding the ideals of Christ-like goodness and gentleness which he so ardently seeks to accentuate in the pattern for personal holiness. In our own lives and in the lives of those around us, we will strive to enthrone the spirit of true charity which is the soul of every Christian ideal. Ee Lcalfion N...--ul Chaplain -- The twenty-fifth anniversary of the priest- hood of our esteemed chaplain, the Rev. Anthony Krawczyk, lends a festive note to our final year at the academy and provides a welcome opportunity to vent in jubilee's song our profound gratitude and earnest felicita- tions to this devoted guardian of our ideals. Throughout our student days, we watched with holy admiration the candle of his min- istry glow ever brighter with the large and steady flame of self-dedication. Resplendent with the love of Christ and Mary, its benef- icent rays reached the heart of every Vilmar- ian to sustain its faith, rekindle in it the spark of God's love, to awaken new hope, arouse fresh fervor, and implant stronger ideals. One by one he lit the little candles of our own lives readier, because of his inspiration, to meet the challenge of a militant Christian- ity of our age. Aware of the magnitude of our obligation, we enclose our tribute of thanks in the modest pages of the Immacula- tmz which we gratefully dedicate to our spiritual counsellor and instructor, and our honored jubilarian. Reverend Anthony Krawczyk of Villa Maria Convent and Academy I nrtrurtor in Religion SOLEMN SIGNIFICANCE attends Ring Day cere- monies which, very appropriately, began with the Mass followed by the presentation of class rings to the seniors. The awesome moment is focused on joan Lewandowska as Father Krawczyk places on her Finger the insignia of her school. Standing in the front row, Barbara Adamczalc, Theresa Kobos, Elizabeth . h . Bracikowska, and Barbara Barczykowslca await t err turn with bated breath. FIRST THINGS COME FIRST in a Catholic Curricu- lum which provides for religious instructions to make possible the education of the whole man. In a senior class, Dorothy Resetarits fstandingj, Kath- leen Macey, Esther Kuwik, Rose Kendra, and Mary Ann Osika, listen attentively as Father Krawczyk expounds a truth that governs our relations with God in our everyday living. onglm Lloafalfiona 1-- It is our happy privilege to extend sin- cerest congratulations to Reverend Mother Mary Simplicita, General Superior of the Felician Sisters, on the occasion of the golden anniversary of her religious life. As former president of the academy, she has left stamped upon this institution the mark of her unparalleled zeal in maintaining the highest ideals in Catholic educational traditions. In her present oflice, the candle of her influence throws its beams far and wide to embrace all Felician foundations with the light of her care, her religious fervor, and her own ex- ample of uncompromising idealism. We ask her Divine Spouse to spare for many years the radiance of that flame that it may con' tinue to shine forth with the goodness, understanding, and charity of a heart given completely to God and His work, VERY REVEREND JOTHER MARY SIMPLICITA GENERAL SUPYRIOR OF THE FELICIAN SISTI RS REVEREND MOTHER MARY ANNETTE PROVINCIAL SUPERIOR Prerid 6171 Reverend Mother Mary Annette, provin- cial superior of the Felician Sisters and pres- ident of the academy, holds in our hearts a place of special honor and gratitude. Despite her manifold responsibilities, she finds time to concern herself with our moral and edu- cational standards, with our ambitions, our progress, and our achievements. Glowing with enthusiasm, her life's candle burns bright to dispel the shadows of discourage- ment and to light up new prospects of suc- cess, while it aims high the beams of those lofty ideals we see reflected in her own beautiful way of life. We find no better way to express our grateful love than by catching and carrying away with us her spirit of joyous -if aa ' service. SISTER MARY JOSEPHINE Prirzcipal As principal of the academy for the past two years, Sister Mary Josephine has directed all her efforts and energy to a twofold pur- pose: to improve the appearance of the acad- emy's interior and to reanimate its spirit with a fresh emphasis on Vilmarian ideals. As we walk in the friendly atmosphere of newly- painted rooms and hallways, as we strive each day after the goals set before us, we feel the warmth that radiates from the candle of our principals unstinted devotion to our every good. And as that flame spends itself generously on our behalf, we the graduating class together with our underclassmen bring to Sister Mary Josephine this assurance of our prayerful thanks and appreciation. -- i f.....f M Q, . g M . lf. gs . - t 'ff Family by F0 fer and Sister Mary Josephine presents the Latin trophy to llarlwara Krempa, winner of two gold medals, and Barbara XX'aligora, winner of one gold medal, to total the three needed to make this award for Latin stholarship a permanent possession of the academy, Gloria Kugut lrightj holds the certilicate she has just received in recognition of her contribution to the Annual Anthology of High School Poetry. Always ready with a word of advice and encour- agement, Sister Mary Josephine welcomes, for in- terviews, students whose personal problems need attention or adjustment. Individual counseling is part of the program which includes a weekly guidance class. 4-I 'oi 'H-Q. an-K I -1 E R A 1 ji X in -J il! firencgilan SISTER MARY LILIOSE, C.S.S.F. Arrirmnl Principal Secretarial Business Law Transcription Vilmarian Advisor Alumnae Moderator We will fondly remember Sister Mary Liliose for her kind and understanding ways and for the patient helpfulness we could always count on in our classwork and in our activities. To each of us she has been an in- spiration in our drive toward self-improve- ment and toward the attainment of the ideals that make a Vilmarian Worthy and proud of the name. The school office bustles with typical morning business as Sister Mary Liliose enters Susan Piszek's payment in the financial record, Geraldine Szeliga checks her report on a homeroom project. Belozv: Sister Mary Josephine accepts Judith Bur- kot's note of excuse and assists her with sugges- tions on the day's class program. W fdeah 15 5 45' ! fri Fam by SISTER MARY FVANGELINE. C,S.S.F Music Supervisor Organist Liturgical Choir Director Instrumental Music SISTER MARY ANNE, C,S.S.F American History Economic World Ladies' Auxiliary Director SISTER MARY MECISLAUS, C,S.S.F. American History Religion I Polish I jr. Council on World Affairs Moderator Economic World SISTER MARY MAGDALEN, C,S.S.F. I-Iomemaking I-II Cafeteria Supervisor SISTER MARY ALMA, C.S.S.F. Mathematics 9 Religion I-II Polish I-II Directress of Aspirants SISTER MARY MAXENTIA, C.S.S.F, Latin I'II-III Cafeteria Treasurer awk SISTER MARY DOLORES, C.S.S,F. World History Mathematics 9 Religion II Polish II junior Red Cross Chorus II SISTER MARY LEONISSA, C.S.S.F. American History I World History Religion III Polish III Student Council Advisor SISTER MARY CELINIA, C.S,S.F, English III-IV Immaculatan Advisor junior Chorus SISTER MARY CARMELITA, C.S.S.F. Art I-II-III Ceramics English I Immaculatan Advisor SISTER MARY LAUDETTE, C,S.S.F. Biology General Science Mathematics 9 Senior Sodality Moderator Asst Directress of Aspirants SISTER MARY CELINETTE, C.S.S.F. Chemistry Mathematics 10 General Science Librarian Fam by Farm hy E- SISTER MARY JULIA, C.S.S.F. Wforlcl History English II Religion II Polish II Senior Chorus SISTER MARY MARTINELLIE, C.S.S.F. Latin I Religion I Polish I Instrumental Music Manuscript Lettering SISTER MARY ANNELLE, C.S.S.F. French I-II-III American History Religion IV Polish IV junior Soulality Moderator Arc-En-Ciel French Club SISTER MARY FELICITAS, C.S.S,F. English I-III Religion I-IV Polish I-IV SISTER MARY MAURICE, C.S.S,F. Mathematics I0 Latin I English I Legion of Decency Moderator SISTER MARY LOUISE, C.S.S.F. Bookkeeping Shorthand I-II Transcription PQPW ,J -5- gwwi 'Q SISTER MARY PETER, C.S.S.F. Oflice Practice Typewriting I Shorthand I Third Order of St. Francis Moderator Troubadour Advisor SISTER MARY LILLIAN, C.S.S.F. Economic World English II-III Religion I-II Polish I-II Freshmen Chorus SISTER MARY EUCHARIA, C.S.S.F. Nurse SISTER MARY SAPIENTIA, C.S.S.F. Office Secretary MRS. EDWARD KRAJEWSKI Physical Education , ' , l ,. fvfp 'AU AA Hex iff' fr ,- ' I , ffl., , X! K-,'k I , Ht Ztelc-V1 .4 f' MRS. CARL TRUMPLER Dietician I9 Fam by Duty malees ns do many 'Q things, but only love can I malee ns do tlaem well. THE QUEENS HONOR is their propelling motive as handmaids of Mary buckle down to their monthly project of issuing Our Lady's Echo for the benefit of their follow-Sodalists and the en- tire student body. The zealous staff includes Patricia Koperska, Mary Lou Wrotniak, Geraldine Nowak, Theresa Kaleta, Mary Jean Syrek, and Rose Marie Mazur. THE JOY IS IN THE GIVING, and the senior Socialists prove the adage once again as Sister Mary Josephine sees them off to Wende where Judith Gorski played Santa Claus to the old folks in the Erie County Home. Sodality officers: Mary Lou Wrotniak fkneelingj, Barbara Pietraszek, Rita Konwin- ska, and Theresa Kaleta together with other Sodalistsz frightj Eliz- abeth Koprowska, Nancy Swier- czynska, Geraldine Nowak, and Judith Mazur, prepare to leave for their errand of charity. Carol singing and folk dances comprised the program which preceded the distribution of gifts. 20 THE ACCENT IS ON ACTION as mission-minded Junior Sodalists take a practical turn in the matter by sponsoring a drive for used re- ligious articles. Elated with the suc- cess of their project, ffront rowJ Michalene Duch, Delphine Ciel- inska, Rosalie Kasprzak, fsecond rowj Theresa Pierug, Mary Jure- wicz, Mary Jean Syrek, and Chris- tine Kotowska busy themselves with sorting and packing the articles. I as .I L E t 1 r t rl 1 ,.:. , . , 5? - I 1. .' . fV .1114 i Changing one thing for y the hetter is worth more than proving a thousand things wrong. -Anonymous POPULARIZING GOODNESS via the press is the Franciscan task of the Tr0ubadour editors who plunge into the preparation of next montlrs publication. Third Order members: Mary Ann lfrhanrzyk, Joyce Lis, lsahelle Mokan, Carol Majchrzak, and Diane jaroszewska find that working the Franriscan way puts the joy into the work. s it it-. , -v i , ff -.t ef! Ai.. Right: THE SPIRIT OF SPIRITUALITY is happiness and tertiaries are full of it after the regular meeting of the Third Order. Christine Ka- minska presents a copy of the month's Troubadour to Director, Rev. Victorian Gassl O.F.M., while Patricia Burzkowslca stands hy to assist with the distribution of the latest issue to eager tertiaries. Below: MARY-LIKENESS IN DRESS is zealously promoted by Legion of Decency members. While Christine Glowacka Cstanding at rightD reads aloud the standards of Mari-lyke attire, Christine Szymrzak leads the group in examining the features of a gown which meets the standards. Patritia Amhroziak, jane l.uhera, Barhara Ann Dukat, Celene Borowiak, Geraldine Ryszltiewicz, and lXlL1I',lL2l1'6f Czenszalc find the discussion highly informative and praetital. Sister Mary Maurice, Moderator of the Legion, presides over the meeting. af' T2 6' , gl s we Wm, Bottom right: TIME FOR THOUGHT and recollection is profitably spent by students during the tlll'CC-Qlill' retieat before the feast of the lniinaeulate Conception. juniors: tfrontj Christine Sinigielslaa. jane Gotlzilc, fseeond rowj Barbara lilaey, Christine Sitelc, Anastasia Olszewska. fstandinggj Patricia Zioniltowska, and Geraldine Sums ' ' - 'A A - lc l ' n wer with their Eucharistic linslta take advantage of .1 spait inoinent to tal tunes t Friend in the hallowed silence of the chapel. Bottom left: Retreat Master, Father Vittor Krzywonos, O.F,lNI., keyed his talks to the theme, Getting to Know You. On eath of the three days: Talce-a-Look Day, Brighten-up-Day, and Polish-up-Day. we fwL'l'llflI1l7CLl ourselves in the spiritual mirror l ' v ove our moral semblance. A REFLECTION A DAY drives temptation away and a minute's meditation starts the day right. Sophomores: flcft to rightj Audrey Steinlein, Sylvia Kozerska, Rober- ta XX'ysot'lta, Judith lioroni, Barh- ara Gliszezynska, and Anita Mo- lenda give serious consideration to the spiritual pointer offered to the student hotly eaeh morning. Rita Konwins she ka tuins on the spiritual current as reads over the public address system an appro priate selection from the Gospel or some othei pious souree. to appraise ant inn r .,,gf t. is sv if To know how to pray well is to master the greatest science known to man or an gel. , f Q 12 . i 5 Q .2 I PRAYING IN THE LANGUAGE OF HEAVEN, the Liturgical Choir prepares daily to participate wor- thily in the Church's services of worship. Sacred hymns, the chant, and polyphonic motets are rever- ently rendered by the group: Clirst rowlz G. Ziolkowska, V. Piat- kowska, fsecond rowj: C. Wier- cinska, T. Sawicka, F. Mroczek, fthird rowj: C. Ziollcowslca, C. Kuzio, E. Sutlita, N. Bradley, ffourth rowD: B. J. Braniccka, J. Skowron, B. A. Miller, E. Kisiel, M. Rekowska, Ctifth rowj: A. 7 Szeluga, M. A. Wieszczyk, R. Wy- socka, M. A. Tarnaclta, H. Sien- kiewicz, Csixth I'OWl2 M. Bielecka, P. Herko, A. Schneider, B. Hrinco, and H, Dugas. Bottom left: A TRIBUTE TO A QUEEN is offered by juniors during the Polish Marian Year. To honor Mary in her title of Polantl's Queen, Mary Ann Suszlca, liiirbara Olszowka, Justine Jankowink, and Christine Raczlsowska trim the shrine of Our Lady ofCZestoCl1oWa on the main hallway of the academy. i f . . .fri 5 it , .JJ f fw'C'W AJ LL i, It : , 95 gy ' . si f .. .it 5 I 1' K wx ' if li , - Bottom right: THE DAILY ROSARY is thc Vilma- rians' answer to Mary's plea for prayer and penance in her message at Fatima. In the recitation of the rosary, Pauline Grabowska, Patricia Pruchniewicz, Patricia Kane, and Theresa Kuzma link their hearts to the Mediatrix of all graces to support her plan for world peace. -'B 2--Q, x-ax if 1 Q r ',...,.....V,..4. I , Aim 'Sl S. nw! ' ,, , ,fu vu 19 ' k ,- Mr 4 gy, ww 'L Q' ,,. 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Our Lady: Erlao Staff . . . Student Council 2,3 . . . Library Council . . . Legion of Decency . . . Arc-En-Ciel Club . . . Chorus , . . Deck Tennis Adrianne Marie Baginska Transiiguration 179 Miller Avenue Keen in mind, deririve in action, ,rlae if fl lender with undirpufed influence. Class Vice-President 4 . . . Homeroom President 2,4 . . . Homeroom Vice-President 3 . . . Sodality . . . Honor Roll 14 . . . Perfect Attend- ance 2,4 . . . Immurulamn Editor-in-chief . . . Vilmnrian Staff 3 . . . Page Editor 4 . . . Our Lady? Echo Staff . . . Student Council 3 . . . Arc-En-Ciel Club 2 . . . Vice-President 3 . . . Chorus Irene Christine Wyczalek St. Casimir 1761 Clinton Street Her compelling rinfef-ily and inrpiring perronality have won our confidence and cooperation. Class Secretary 4 . . . Homeroom President 1,4 . . . Honor Roll 15 . . . Perfect Attendance 1 . . . Vilmariun Staff . . . Junior Council on World Affairs . . . Ceramics Club . . . Chorus . . . Fencing . . . Archery Christine Martha Lewczyk Queen of Peace 35 Haven Street Tbe ferret of laer turret! and popularity lief in ber method of friendly perJ1mrion. Class Treasurer 4 . . . Homeroom President 4 . . . Sodality . . . Library Council 2 . . . Chorus . . . Deck Tennis E ., 1 n I- ' . Adrianne Baginska Vice-prerident Irene Wyczalek Secrelury Christine Lewczyk Treururer ,I I I I ' 1 . 1 4 I f , f f . 1 ' I 1 I Barbara Marie Adamczak Precious Blood 23 Laux Street Il hile your call .rlill efhoer, her generorily mzrwerr with more lhan you ark. Homeroom Treasurer 1 . . . Sodality . . . Honor Roll 1 . . . Immnculamn Typist . . . Student Council 3 . . . Chorus . . . Deck Tennis Geraldine Mary Adamczak St. Bernard 1373 Clinton Street llvilhout much ado uhoul anything, .rhe doe! if help- fui io! about eiferylhing. Class Treasurer 3 . . . Homeroom Treasurer 3 . . . Third Order . . . Immnczxlatan Staff . . . Trouhndour Staff . . . Student Council 3 . . . Chorus . . . Fencing Janice Judith Aleksandrowicz Holy Name of jesus 807 Walderi Avenue The more Jhe giver of her goodnerr, the more of if .the porierfer heizfelf. Class President 3 . . . Homeroom President 3 . . . Treasurer 2,4 . . . Perfect Attendance 2 . . . Immac- ulamn Typist . . , Vilmzzrinn Staff 4 . . . Legion of Decency . . . Ceramics Club . . , Christmas Crib Committee . . . Chorus . . . Cheerleader Captain 3 . . . Deck Tennis Barbara Florence Barczykowska 493 South Legion Drive St. Thomas Aquinas In dealing u'i1h her pezly lrouhler, her good-mztured humor urunlly douhlef. Chorus Christine Barbara Bartell 2106 Clinton Street Our Lady of Czestochowa If rhe erer har :1 worry, il ir hidden hy a smiley if ,rhe eifei' har 61 joy, il if newer left unrhared. Homeroom President 1 . . . Homeroom Vice-Presi- dent 2 . . . Sodaliry . . . Honor Roll 2 . . . Perfect At- tendance 1 . . , Immurulamn Business Staff . . . Vilrmzrinn Staff 1 . . . Library Council . , , Chorus . . . Deck Tennis Christine Marie Bialy 810 Clinton Street Holy Apostles Peter 8: Paul Her lillle nater of zhoughzfulnerf make iz full mem- nre of hiippinefr on any Haj? whether rhe pluyr nl nzafar or minor part. Homeroom Secretary 2 . . . Third Order '... Perfect Attendance 3,4 . . . Immarulatan Business Staff . . . Tmnlmdour Staff . . . Student Council 3 . . . Arc-En- Ciel Club 4 . . . Christmas Crib Committee . . . Chorus . . . Fencing 27 1 W., Alice Catherine Braciak 363 Bristol Street Holy Apostles Peter Bt Paul Her brilliant intellect never outrbiner ber generou: and understanding goodners. Sodality . . . Honor Roll 14 . . . Perfect Attendance 1,2,4 . . . Immarulatan Typist . . . Vilmarian Staff 4 . . . Student Council 3,4 . . . American junior Red Cross Representative 3 . . . Arc-En-Ciel Club . . . Chorus Elizabeth Jane Bracikowska St. Casimir 1-73 Cable Street Her rtep if marked by quiet grate, and a ready ,rmfle ligbtr up ber face. Third Order . . . Perfect Attendance 1,4 . . . junior Council on World Affairs . . . Christmas Crib Com- mittee . . . Chorus Sentara' Patricia Ann Bracikowska St. john Gualbert 270 Straley Avenue Her mental ability and manual dexterity make ef- rienry and dependability rynonymour with ber name. Third Order . . . Honor Roll 14 . . . Perfect Attend- ance 1,3,4 . . . Vilmarian Staff 4 . . . Student Council 2,3 . . . American junior Red Cross Representative 3 . . . Chorus . . . junior Varsity . . . Deck Tennis Mary Ann Braniecka St. josaphat 106 Edmond Street Her many kindly deedr, like many little ligbtr, out- .rbine in tbeir brigblners tbe more impofing Jigbtr. Third Order . . . Student Council 3 . . . Legion of Decency . . . American junior Red Cross Represent- ative 4 . . . Chorus Patricia Ann Buczkowska St. Valentine 53 Red jacket Street No matter bout bury Jbe if at ber tark, rbe bar time to belp otberr ar mon ar tbey ark. Homeroom Vice-President 3 . . . Third Order . . . Honor Roll 1 . . .Immarulatan Staff . . . Troubadaur Staff . . . American junior Red Cross Representative 2,4 . . . Chorus Christine Marie Burkot St. John Gualbert 31 Haller Avenue Harmony reignr witb pleasing variation wherever rbe addr ber note of moperation. Sodality . . . Honor Roll 4 . . . Immarulatan Editor- ial Staff Legion of Decency Chorus I ,:.Q- X s F' fine , 1 5. , has Bernadette Frances Bystryk St. Stanislaus 138 Gorski Street She treadr the path of the golden mean, attendr to ditty with rome plearure hetween. Perfect Attendance 1,4 . . . Immarulatan Typist . . . Student Council 3 . . . Chorus Carolyn Elizabeth Cieslak Corpus Christi 40 Sobieski Street Like a quietly rhining light, rhe hrightenr every- thing around without making any noire. Perfect Attendance 1,2,3,4 . . . Student Council 3 . . . Chorus f 9 iss 155. fentorf Irene Mary Cycon St. Joachim 34 Oberlin Street She if a prirelerr friend that if never loft heraure rhe never rountr the trouhle or fort. Perfect Attendance 2,3,4 . . . Immaculatan Business Staff . . . Vilmarian Staff 3 . . . Student Council 3,4 . . . Christmas Crib Committee . . . Chorus Loretta Rosalie Czaplicka Visitation 104 Regent Street Once a friend, alwayr a friend-Jhe liver hy the rule of unrwerrfing loyaltier. Perfect Attendance 2 . . . Chorus joan Frances Czekalska Transfiguration 51 Wasmuth Avenue She gelr tired of trying only after the har reached the goal. Immarulatan Business Staff . . . Student Council 3 . . . Library Council 3 . . . Chorus . . . Cheerleader . . . Deck Tennis . . Fencing . . . Archery Helen Marie Dugas Sts. Cyril and Methodius 600 Doat Street From among high idealr, .the rhore the higheft of complete dedication to God. Sodality . . . Third Order . . . Perfect Attendance 2.3.4 . . . Liturgical Choir . . . Chorus 29 ,1 I Sri, V, Q , , In , . L V , . f .K I, :A -, ilu. K . 'tt , .mg ...T 'iii ' , ,x U .K . .. v. . , s e K I . Q' 5? , K K gf 7 r 4 32' Q Q . I vw ' he , er. 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A si if, ITH- El ,Q i b A, ,W gn n ,. gi f f I ,W xv Hr . I KA . ,? if 5 if its gi? ,W fy ff if 5 I i UW Jiang ii'i -,,,, X V hx K E , VQVV I ,Xxx , :. ., - r K A H M. ,K, gri n ,ri rai Q fl fiz Rs ieii A lx JZ : g g U Q ew 1. - eww Zin Q isis? n C ' 'fin i . O, Y ,f.,' ,ff ' -' 'xg ,Sig , 3 fr A THE MOOD OF THE MOMENT is created by Lucette Siminslca, Rose I iii Kendra, and Camille Krantz Cseatedj and ballerina Eugenia Zastempow- eff? 3 A El Q ' ska wh0 Pirouettes gracefully to the lilt of Somewhere over the 'V'e.'iiMl5i'l,1 if .M , N Rainbow. WITH TYPICAL MOUNTAINEER VIGOR, Judith Pislcorz, Suzanne Lotarska, and Christine Malina strike the final measure of the Goralski Dance. r i ,M . Q M E .2 it Z My Z 5 - A A R ww fi Y' I fx fb t 4 r it 5 t tj Ka l 1 . r. ., 5 at l il 5 X Qi 1 I 3 , Q 8 Qi A E t 4 ,. lpdaftc is it t - . a . L,,. M3 il -1 My All Q' 9 I -an 7 A W is W ' - -,M,. A HEAVENLY SCENE concludes the religious por- tion of the festival. Representing the Virgin in the tableau of the Assumption, Mary Ann Wierzynska is surrounded by the cherub choir: Sylvia Bochenek, Phyllis Czechowska, Margaret Hoctor, Cora Vassalo, Elaine Kozuchowska, Christine Peszko, Joyce Gelso- mino, and Carol Kruszynska. it :ffl 1 :.- 3 4 V' A BIT OF OLD SPAIN enhances the stage in this colorful episode. Bar- bara Nowal-. Shirley Bentz, Virginia Owczarzalc, and Mary Lee Sul- kowska proude a romantic background for Eugenia Zastempowska in the flashing Hnale of the Spanish dance. Barbara Ann Dukat St. John Kanty If you wont the quality of work enrured, ark her to do ily the ren ir urfured. Class Vice-President 2 . . . Homeroom Vice-Presi- dent 2 . . . Sodality . . . Honor Roll 15 . . . Perfect Attendance 2,4 . . . Immarulumn Editorial Staff . . . Vilmuriun Staff 2 . , . Legion of Decency . . . junior Council on World Affairs . . . Chorus Mary Jane Eron St. Stanislaus Good if noi good enough for one who aim: at the hen. Sodality . . . Honor Roll 16 . . . Immurulalan Edi- torial Staff . . . Vilmorian Staff 1,2 . . . Legion of Decency . . . junior Council on World Affairs . . . Chorus Eleanore Alice Esch St. Ann I ,H S e if haunle hy the spirit of udvenlureg no one know: where Jhe romeday may uenlure. Chorus . . . Deck Tennis Marie Ann Gajewska Queen of Peace While you are with her, you muff shore her viewf :he enjoyf life and maker you enjoy il, too. Perfect Attendance 1,4 . . . Immarulolun Typist . . . Vilma:-ian Staff 2,3,4 . . . Student Council 2,3 . . . Chorus fucceff hex noi zn achieving Clam 5 Theresa Frances Glinska St. John Gualbert It'r her genuine erprit de corp: lhat maker her ulwayi put her hen foot fore. Third Order . . . Perfect Attendance 1,2,4 . . . Vil- mariun Staff 4 . . . Student Council 2,3 . , . Varsity . . . Chorus . . . Deck Tennis Christine Marie Glowacka St. Adalbert d Every plate if a eller place after she has been there. Perfect Attendance 1,2,3,4 . . . lmmurulamn Bus- iness Staif . . . Legion of Decency . . . American junior Red Cross Secretary 4 . . . Chorus hui in nnmzng Geraldine Dolores Golata St. johnvKanty Whether .rhe thinkr, or rpeahr, or acts, with her it'.f the principle of the thing that matterr. Third Order. . . Honor Roll 10 . . . Trouhador Staff . . . Legion of Decency . . . Junior Council on World Affairs . . . Ceramics Club . . . Chorus Jessie Ann Golembiewska Queen of Peace Hidden eneat her mlm eary manner, ir a wealth of talent and verratility. Class Secretary 2 . . . Homeroom Treasurer 3 . . . Secretary 2 . . . Honor Roll 6 . . . Vilmarian Staff 4 . . . Student Council 3 . . . Arc-En-Ciel Club . . . Chorus Eleanor Rita Gorska St. john Kanty ' e . Wherever t need for hard work thi: good rport if alwayr on the team, Perfect Attendance 1,2,4 . . . Immarulatan Typist . . . Student Council 2 . . . junior Red Cross Rep- resentative 1,2 , . . Chorus . . . Varsity . . . Junior Varsity Captain 3 . . . Deck Tennis udith Marie Gorska Assumption et With ralm ejfeienry, the giver to each of her many rerponrihilitier her fuller! mearure of devotion. Homeroom Vice-President 4 . , . President 1 . . . Honor Roll 16 . . . Sodality . . . Perfect Attendance 1,4 . . . Vilmarian Staff 3 . . . Co-Editor 4 . . . American junior Red Cross President 4 . . . Vice- President 3 . . . Chorus . . . Deck Tennis what you ann at if lf Jflfgllfy duo at what you ought to achieve R. F Horton Chit 5 Christine Ann Halota Queen of Peace Her rnhtle wit if fo frerh and new ,' rhe ray! a great deal in a word or two. Homeroom Treasurer 1 . . . Honor Roll 9 . . . Vilrnarian Staff Page Editor 4 . . . Chorus . . . Deck Tennis Clara Ann Helak Sts. Peter 8: Paul ue In the art of living, rhe blend: all the rterling qual- ifier of heart and mind. Sodality . . . Third Order . . . Honor Roll 7 . . . Student Council 3 . . . Library Council . . . Chorus SHVZZUVI Theresa Marie Kaleta St. Luke Her zea in action and eonrtant fidelity singled her out to lead our Sodality. Sodality Prefect 3,4 . . . Honor Roll 11 . . . Perfect At- tendance 1,2,3,4 . . . Immaculatan Editorial Staff . . . Vilmariao Staff 2 . . . Our Lady'J Efho Staff . . . Student Council 2,5 . . . Legion of Decency . . . Arc-En-Ciel Club . . . Christmas Crib Committee . . , Chorus . . . Deck Tennis L m,b,,t, Christine jane Kaminska Sts. Peter 81 Paul She hnowr the right hooh and the pamphlet to rhoore, haf fatty on her finger-tipr and is a whiz at newx. Third Order . . . Honor Roll 8 . . . Perfect Attendance 2,3,4 . . . Immarulatan Business Staff . . . Student Council 3 . . . Library Council . . . Chorus Lorraine Marie Karkowska ' St. john Oaulbert S e agree! .ro wi ingly and difagreer ro plearantly that her friendship! are made to layt. Perfect Attendance 1,4 . , . Sodality . . . Student Council 3 . . . Christmas Crib Committee . . . Chorus A. N. YIW1 . Elizabeth Ann Karnyska Most Holy Redeemer d The art of her hand mirrorr the beauty of her heart. Class Treasurer 1 . . . Homeroom Vice-President 4 . . . Treasurer 1 . . . Sodality . . . Honor Roll 15 . . . Perfect Attendance 1,2,5,4 . . . Immarulatan Art Staff . . . Vilmarian Staff 2,4 . . . Our Ladylr Echo Staff Co-Editor . . . Student Council 2,5 . . . Chorus . . . Deck Tennis Bernadette Hrinco Sts. Cyril 8: Mgthodius Her lofty Joul ir filled with the nohleft arpiration to a life eomerrated to Chrirt. Sodality . . . Third Order . . . Perfect Attendance 2,3,4 . . . Liturgical Choir . . . Chorus Lorraine Anne Juda St. john Gualbert She getr so murh from life, heraufe the put! Jo much into it. Homeroom Treasurer 4 . . . Third Order . . . Perfect Attendance 2,3,4 . . . Christmas Crib Committee . . . Chorus . . . Deck Tennis You prove what you are when you are -f? MAT ' 'ne Antoinette Kazmierczak Transhguration 1 , Her inner joy radialer a quiel renre of humor and a rpiril of friendlinerr Sodality . . . Vilma:-ian Staff 3,4 . . . Christmas Crib Committee . . . Chorus . . . Deck Tennis Rose Elizabeth Kendra ' Holy Apostles Peter 8: Paul Vzm, ozgor, an oitalily are all wrapped up in Ihir zvirp of a girl. Perfect Attendance 4 . . , Immarulaian Typist . . . Student Council 3 . . . Chorus . . . Cheerleader . . . Deck Tennis hy nhaz you do on your own. Coe-AO fonzorf Theresa Lucy Kobos St. Luke 2 An unhro en r ain of eplorn link! her life lo lhe goal of final arhieoemenl. Perfect Attendance 1,2,3 . . . Ceramics Club . . . Chorus . . . Deck Tennis Patricia Ann Kochinska Assumption e if jiri! in rome thingy romelimer, hut rhe ir pry! to lend a helping hand all the time. Third Order . . . Vilmarian Staff 4 . . . Trouhadour Staff . . . Chorus . . . Archery Gloria Kogut Assumption S e .r dreamy and poelir or grim and energetic' with ez wil to fit every mood. Sodality . . . Honor Roll 11 . . . Immaculalan Edi- itorial Staff . . . Vilmarian Staff 3 . . . Page Editor 4 . . . Library Council . . . Ceramics Club . . . Chorus . . . Deck Tennis . . . Archery Mary Lou Kolipinska Queen of Peace Abxorhed in rtudier, rhe'r rzrirtly arademirg once .rhe rtartr laughing, rhe rlarl: an epidemic. Class Vice-President 3 . . . Homeroom Vice-Pres- ident 3 . . . Immarulazan Editorial Staff . . . Vil- marian Staff 4 . . . Junior Council on World Affairs Secretary . . . Arc-En-Ciel Club Vice-President 4 . . . Ceramics Club . . . Christmas Crib Committee . . . Chorus . . . Junior Varsity . . . Fencing . . . Archery . . . Deck! Tennis THE VOICE OF TOMORROW is the voice we cultivate today. A pleasant voice to match a pleasant personality is the goal of every student who rec- ognizes the social and business potentials of good speech Mary Tremhowicz fstanding at leftj reads her script into the microphone while Adrianne Baxzinska assists with recording her voice on tape. When the tape is replayed, Mary will hear herself as others hear her. Ready with constructive criticism are English IV students: Patricia Buczkowslca, Rita Konwinslta, Lorraine Kujawa, and Gloria Wierz- hicka. 'Bm-:.::.v, CONFIDENT CHEMISTS are fully equipped to cope with a cor- rosive compound. Undaunted by the properties of aqua fortisj' Barbara Ann Dukat, Theresa Tom- czak, Gloria Kogut, Mary jane Eron. and Patricia Zgoda set up apparatus to prepare nitric acid. ' ' X, ,S B , if 2 B OR NOT 2 B ? That is the question Barbara Krempa and Christine Szymczak are trying to decide in Math ll class, while Carol Safran and Christine Glow- acka have their own problems to unscramble. PRESPNTING THE PAST in American History class, Sister Mary Anne directs the seniors in their study of Civil XY'ar cam piiigns. XY'hile -Ioan Linkowskn in- dicates the sites of these cam- paigns, Bernadette Hrinco, Alice Bmcinlc. Alice Lemplco, lserond rowj Patricia Schuder, Mary Ann Nowak. and Felicia Zitwistovslcnl evaluate the far-regluliing effects of the struggle to preserve the Union. ,uk gf PAR LA CORRFSPONDANCP FRANCAISF, students in Frenrh Il class go sight-seeing in gay Paris. Judith Mazur and Christine Biiily fseatedj admire the picture tollection sent hy Fi French pen-pal whose acnoinpiinying letter Mary Lou Kolipinska fstanding in cen- terj reads to Esther Tgimulska and Barbara Pietruszek, 4 REPEAT AFTER MP is the audio means hy which seniors in Polish IV class tirquire the hnsit pronunt'i:1tions of the Polish lginguiige. BilI'l51lliAl lliirtrykowslczl points to the word as it is enunciated on the record, while Lorraiine Judaz and l.Ol'ClIAl Cznplitlui fstimdingj repent eilch word correctly. Seeing the written word and hearing it spoken helps joiin Cfzeknlslca, Camille Kruntz, and joan Tllliil- czynskii Csentedj muster Al foreign language the knowledge of whirh is :in enriching and rewarding accomplishment. ,Q 9 I0 1617 IB 1114 2516 30 31 5-.. HV ix nv- N.- Clary 0 5 Rita Mary Konwinska St. john Kanty 144 Ashley Street In anylhing :he does, .the if ialirped with nothing len :han perferlion. Sodality Secretary 4 . . . Honor Roll 10 . . . Perfect Attendance 2,3,4 . . . Imrnaculatan Staff . . . Vil- marian Staff 4 . . . Our Lady'J Echo Staff . . . Student Council 3 . . . Legion of Decency . . . Chorus . . . Deck Tennis Patricia Ann Kopacz St. John Kanty 59 Brownell Street Sineere in word and deed, ihe can brighten up any alrnorphere anytime. Homeroom Secretary 1,4 . . . Honor Roll 4 . . . Perfect Attendance 2, 4 . . . Immarulalan Typist . . . Student Council 2 . . . Legion of Decency . . . Library Council Treasurer . . . Arc-En-Ciel Club President 3 . . . Chorus . . . Cheerleader Patricia Charlotte Koperska St. Luke 27 St. Louis Street Where there'J a will, 1here'J a way,' and wherever fhe ir, Ihere if alwayf a will. Homeroom Treasurer 1 . . . Sodality . . . Honor Roll 2 . . . Perfect Attendance 1,2,3,4 , . . Irnrnaculatan Assistant Business Manager . . . Our Lady'5 Echo Staff . . . Legion of Decency . . . Chorus Elizabeth Ann Koprowska Queen of the Most 440 Sweet Avenue Holy Rosary She ir not happy unleu all are happy with her. Sodality . . . Honor Roll 2 . . . Perfect Attendance 1,3 . . . Immarulatan Business Staff . . . Student Council 2,3 . . . Chorus . . . Deck Tennis Victoria Mary Kozlowska St. Valentine 295 Hamburg Street Whenever there'.r lrouhle on the xpor, Jhe romef, ,rhe reef, and Jhe conquerr. Third Order . . . Perfect Attendance 1,2,3,4 . . . Immarulafan Staff . . . Trouhadour Staff . . . Amer- ican junior Red Cross Representative 4 . . . Chorus Camille Marie Krantz SI. Luke 302 Walden Avenue A rzickler for fair play, :he if ever ready with one good turn for another. Chorus 38 Barbara Ann Krempa St. Adalbert 361 Greene Street Her scholarly mind rolzfer a problem willy eare, and leer murieour manner liar a way to pleare. Sodality Secretary 3 . . . Honor Roll 16 . . . Perfect Attendance 1,2,3,4 . . . Imfnaculatan Assistant Editor . . . Vilmarian Staff 2 . . . Legion of Decency . . . Chorus Eleanore Anne Kubiak St. Luke 155 Moselle Street Her ronrcientiour work and pious zeal are .rlaining reflerlionr of her rpirilual ideal. Sodality . , . Third Order . , . Perfect Attendance 1,3,4 . . . Student Council 3 . . . Legion of Decency . . . Chorus . . . Deck Tennis Lorraine Catherine Kuiawa St. john Kanty 27 Pinewood Terrace Sine jun' mn'z rerirz progrerrg new idear are her magnificent obrerrionf' Honor Roll 15 . . . Immarulazan Business Staff . . . Library Council . . . Chorus Ione Marie Kurek St. Adalbert 1087 Sycamore Street Sine believer in orrafional good lurk, bu! depend: on ber own unfaltering pluck. I mmaculatan Business Staff . . . Chorus . . . Fencing Instructor . . . Deck Tennis V i Esther Janice Kuwik Holy Apostles Peter 8: Paul 106 Meadowbrook Drive SlJe'll have Jomelbing zo ray if il rheerr romelaodyy rlae'll kindly do anything if it help: anybody. Chorus . . . Deck Tennis Patricia Constance Kuzniarek St. john Gualbert 1214 Walden Avenue 'You can depend on laer to jinirly wha! Jbe rlarlr became :be bar llzat go power. Third Order . . . Perfect Attendance 3 . . . Chorus . . , Deck Tennis 39 will Clary 0 5 1 it Wflffllyl M fenzoifr Alice Marie Lempko Holy Apostles Peter 8: Paul 60 Claude Drive Sfholarlirally Jbe rarer high, in grariournerr of rpeerb and manner she rforer even higher. Homeroom Secretary 3 . . . Vice President 1 . . . Sodality . . . Honor Roll 15 . . . Perfect Attendance 2,3,4 . . . lmmarulalan Editorial Staff . . . Vilmarian Staff 4 . . . Student Council 2,3,4 . . . American junior Red Cross Representative 1 . . , Arc-En-Ciel Club Treasurer 5 . . . Chorus Joanne Constance Lewandowska Visitation 65 Moreland Street True to laer artirlic gift, rlae maker of ber own life a marterpiece of quality. Sodality . , . Honor Roll 2 . . . Perfect Attendance 2 . . . Vilmarian Stan' 3,4 . . . Our Lady'r Echo Staff . . . American junior Red Cross Representative 4 . . . Chorus . . . Deck Tennis joan Margaret Linkowska St. Casimir 350 Weimar Street A roul-deep laappinerr ir her greater! lrearureg ber ronrleour help, an unforgollen pleasure. Immarulatan Typist . . . Vilmarian Staff 4 . . . Legion of Decency . . . Library Council . . . Amer- ican junior Red Cross Representative 1 . . . Christ- mas Crib Committee . . . Chorus . . . Cheerleader Captain 4. Jane Genevieve Lubera St. john Gualbert 1228 Walden Avenue In any good cause you'll End ber willing hand, her dezfoled bearl, and ber rcintillaiing perronality. Sodality . . . Third Order . . . Honor Roll 11 . . . Perfect Attendance 1,2,3,4 . . . Immaculazan Edi- torial Staff . . . Legion of Decency . . . Ceramics Club . . . Chorus Irene Marie Lukaszek St. Valentine 775 Perry Street Gay of heart and light of rpiril, rbe meetr life jurt ar life meelr her. Third Order . . . Perfect Attendance 3,4 . . . Immar- ulalan Business Staff . . . Chorus Judith Sue Lysy St. john Kanty 80 Grimes Street Afler uring up all ber energy, rlae har lolr of it lefl offer. Perfect Attendance 1,4 . . . Student Council 3 . . . Chorus 40 fenzorf Kathleen Macey Most Holy Redeemer 8 Victoria Boulevard Therefr nothing can dismay her jovial dixporitiong her booming wire and laughter are always in lop mndition. Third Order . . . Inzmaculatan Business Staff . . Iunior Council on World Affairs . . . Chorus. Bernice Julia Maciag St. Valentine 560 Perry Street A better Jrholar you will rarely ind, and at rarely a girl to polite and hind. Class Secretary 1 . . . Homeroom Treasurer 4 . . . President 2 . . . Secretary 1 . . . Sodality Treasurer 2,3 . . . Honor Roll 15 . . . Perfect Attendance 2,4 . . Student Council 2,3 . . . Christmas Crib Commit- tee . . . Chorus Barbara Ann Mackowiak St. John Kanty 136 Ashley Street The gift of a -keen mind if enriched hy a heart that if noble. Honor Roll 16 . . . Perfect Attendance 3 . . . Im- mafulatan Editorial Staff . . . Vilmarian Staff 2 . . . Student Council 2 . . . Legion of Decency Secretary . . . Ceramics Club . . . Chorus Constance Alison Martynowicz St. Josaphat 12 Frederick Street' She har the right proportion of every quality to make her one of the firft to reach any goal. Honor Roll 7 . . . Student Council 3 . . . Legion of Decency . . . Chorus . . . Deck Tennis Barbara Ann Matusiak St. Casimir 365 South Ogden Street Give her anything to do and her Jhill will toon turn itiinto a rufreyf. Homeroom Secretary 4 . . . President 3 . . . Honor Roll 16 . . . Perfect Attendance 1,4 . . . Student Council 3 , . . American junior Red Cross Repre- sentative 1 . . , Chorus . . . Deck Tennis Judith Ann Mazur St. Valentine 204 Hamburg Street Sometimer Jhe worhr with her handy. Jometimer with her head ,' hut the alwayr worhr with her whole heart. Sodality . . , Perfect Attendance 1,2,5,4 . . . Chorus 41 ,-g.. gn., Q ' ' tmcts x niots Chns , may 's the thexne ot the hohday ' ttadktkonat ony- tmas Putting Christ into Clam fy Eestwkties at the academy. Xt is the se ' ktege to knaugutate the season by ttkmnwkng the -M trees kn the gym and on the hahyy ay s. Manger scenes erected WA hoth kndoots and outdoots htkng home to the students the ehgxons sk gnkhcance ot Chrkst s hktth. The assernhXy ptogt am, ' es the actkyktkes, opens wkth the catohng oxo- 'te student body takes part Led hy d yin the staktways and 1 the Chtkst- Mmm K xX5A Q 'DQR M t whxch chmax ' n in which the entx vaXa artay wknds o e audktotkorn whetc enkots. Santa Ctaus extent- s tstst V .ctsst .cs., e cessxo ' s the 3, ay to th d by the s Xote by V The 1 sentot , XX the w nacte ' ent ga A nct. the hahways and a mas stoty is once agakn te-e :nat-ces hks yeatty ykskt to evoke fnemfn ' ' on hts secret ohsetyatkons ot student con Kth the exchange ot wkshes and dksttkhu- oonzxng, 'fam conchxdes yy W sa ! t v EE if fb W 'fs 2 5 'K j K' X 'x 1 71 'fx w4'X 17 ,fx -'n fl, '1 L.. ff, 'f S! , , if 5, Q -, 'QW Q 4. ? B ' I Q I 'N if u A X A if 5 If , in K , ' G, ,W ., 2 I 5,3 i Qff l , J' Kc Ka JL. ' .H , ., vw' ,Q if ww, f' xr 5252 A f. E A , W K - M f m ,, ,L E M,-wwwgw ,.,. 2 -Mff ' '11 55,6 if - E fi 'X Rose Marie Mazur St. Luke 156 Titus Street She i: the ideal Vilmarian to work with, to pray with, and to have fun with. Homeroom President 3 . . . Sodality . . . Honor Roll 16 . . . Perfect Attendance 5,4 . . . Vilmarian Page Editor 3,4 . . . Our Lady: Erho Co-Editor . . . Student Council Vice President 4 . . . Chorus . . . Deck Tennis Patricia Rose Mazurkiewicz St. Andrew 2177 Broadway Street She get: along with everybody :o well that nobody can get along well without her. Immaculatan Business Staff . . . Legion of Decency . . . Chorus . . . Deck Tennis Emily Momot Corpus Christi 632 Fillmore Avenue She hold: a wealth of knowledge between two cover: of moderty and :ilence. Honor Roll 9 . . . Immaculatan Business Staff . . . Ceramics Club . . . Chorus Christine Mruk Assumption 259 Grote Street You'd never gue:: her verratility till you witne:: her dramatic ability. Chorus It 1: the mark 0 a Clay: 5 fl to do the hert on can with Dorothy Mary Myszka St. John Kanty 82 Armbruster Street She :ew: with an eye to perfection and live: by the :ame exalted pattern. Homeroom Vice-President 2 . . . Third Order . . . Honor Roll 2 . Troubadour . . . Legion of Decency . . . American junior Red Cross Represent- ative 1 . . . Junior Council on World Affairs . . . Ceramics Club . . . Chorus Elizabeth Louise Niedzielska St. john Gualbert 130 Seminole Parkway She daringly paddle: her own canoe becau:e :he know: why and where :he want: to go through. Chorus . . . Deck Tennis S trtthf great character what you have where you are Dorothy Theresa Partyka Corpus Christi 48 Houghton Street A charming rimplirity ronreal: her mental perrpi- rarity. Honor Roll 14 . . . Perfect Attendance 1,2,3,4 . . . Vilmarian Staff 2 . . . Immaculatan Business Staff . . . Student Council 3 . . . Legion of Decency . . . Chorus . . . Deck Tennis Veronica Theresa Piatkowska 600 Doat Street Our Lady of Perpetual Help She if one of thore people who take up very little room in the world hut leave a very empty spare when they are gone. Sodality . . . Third Order . . . Perfect Attendance 2,3,4 . . . Arc-En-Ciel Club . . . Liturgical Choir . . . Chorus Geraldine Irene Nowak St. Luke 63 St. Louis Avenue A daxh of hindnerr, a rprinhle of helpfulnerr, ana' a pinch of rheerfulnerr ir her reripe for happiness. Sodality . . . Vice-prefect 3 . . . Perfect Attendance 1,2,3,4 . . . Our Lady'.r Echo Staff . . . Student Council 3 . . . Arc-En-Ciel Club . . . Christmas Crib Committee . . . Chorus . . . Deck Tennis Mary Ann Nowak Our Lady of Czestochowa 457 S. Ogden Street There irn't much you will hear her ray,' the doer great thing: in a quiet little way. Class Treasurer 2 . . . Homeroom Treasurer 2,3 . . . Sodality . . . Honor Roll 16 . . . Perfect Attendance 4 . . . Library Council . . . Chorus Judith Marie O'Connor Most Holy Redeemer 215 Sprenger Avenue She ir refnement perfoniyied and courtery exempli- fied with an ohliging Jimplicity of manner. Homeroom Vice-President 4 . . . Honor Roll 8 . . . Irnmaculatan Editorial Staff . , . Student Council 3,4 , . . Legion of Decency Vice-Chairman . . . Chorus Mary Ann Osika Holy Apostles Peter 8: Paul 825 Eagle Street To he a loyal friend, .rhe will give all the has ar generourly ar :he can. Sodality . . . Perfect Attendance 2,3 . . . Immac- ulatan Typist . . . Student Council 3 . . . Chorus . . . Deck Tennis Clary 5 JoAnn Assunta Pierro St. Anthony 99 Wilkeson Street Her big generour heart find: that friend! are happier by the dozenr. Homeroom Secretary 3 . . . Imrnarulatan Staff . . . Vilmarian Staff 4 . , . Student Council 3 . . . junior Council on World Affairs . . . Christmas Crib Com- mittee . . . Chorus . . . Deck Tennis eraldine Rak St. Hyacinth 2801 So Park Avenue The J dow ir never Jo deep it darhenr the bright- e of her gaze or dimr the radiance of her rmile. udent Council 3 . . . Library Council 1 . . . Chorus . . . Deck Tennis , I t if znjinteh better to try fenwrr Dorothy joan Resetarits Mother of Divine Grace 1213 Walden Avenue She ir perfectly poised from her head to her feet: and a sweet-tempered goodnerr maker her picture complete. Homeroom Secretary 2,4 . . . Vice President 1 . . . Chorus Alice Marie Sachenik St. John Gualbert 26 Persia Street Her deedr, like diamondr, are polirhed with care her wordr, are precious becaure they are rare. Perfect Attendance 1,2,3,4 . -, . Honor Roll 6 . . . Chorus . . . Deck Tennis Carol Ann Safran All Saints 288 Newfield Street Studiou: and careful, without undue haste, rbe'r courteour and gentle, rejined in her taste. Third Order . . . Immaculatan Business Staff . . . Perfect Attendance 1,4 . . , Ceramics Club . . . Chorus . . . Baton Twirling . . . Scorekeeper Patricia Ann Schuder St. Luke 113 Moselle Street You will know her by thir clasric enremble: a :oft voice to match a tranquil foul, and a good deed to match a .rympathetic heart. Perfect Attendance 1 . . . Student Council 3 . . . Chorus than to try to do 4 ill' V ,Ml Janine Theresa Siedlikowska Precious Blood 19 Laux Street She putt the :lamp of neatnerr on any work :he doer, and the :lamp of courtesy on the way rhe doe: it. Homeroom Vice-President 3 . . . Honor Roll 1 . . . Perfect Attendance 2,4 . . . Immaculatan Business Staff, . . Student Council 3 . . . American junior Red Cross Representative 1,2 . . . Chorus . .. . Deck Tennis Lucette Camille Siminska St. Bernard 281 Cable Street She rhyme: her anion! with a pleasant dirporition and punctuate: her word: with a Jmile. Perfect Attendance 2,4 . . . Library Council 1 . . . Chorus to do fomeihzng and fazl noihzncg ana' IMCCEEJ ta H, E SKWZUYCV Anne Lorraine Skulicz St. Stanislaus 373 Peckham Street In any line :he har talentr galore and ambition enough to mahe the Jrore. Homeroom President 2 . . . Sodality . . . Honor Roll 15 . . . Perfect Attendance 1,2,3,4 . . . Immac- ulafan Art Staff . . . Vilmarian Staff 2 . . . Student Council 2 . . . Legion of Decency . . . junior Council on World Affairs . . . Chorus Anne Slomba Blessed Trinity 75 Rodney Avenue She does the hinder! thing in the kinder! way, and .rayr a kind word in the plearantext way. Third Order . . . Immaeulazan Business Staff . . , American junior Red Cross Representative 3 . . . Ceramics Club . . . Chorus Barbara Eleanor Smielinska St. Andrew 266 Lackawanna Avenue When :he offer: to undertake a lark, in rueeerr ir df good ar guaranteed. Homeroom Secretary 2 . . . Honor Roll 1 . . . Im- maculatan Business Staff . . . Vilmarian Staff 2,3 . . . Student Council 2 . . . Legion of Decency Chairman . . . American junior Red Cross Treasurer 4 . . . Junior Council on World Affairs . . . Chorus . . . Deck Tennis Patricia Ann Steinlein 131 Lord Street Holy Apostles Peter 8: Paul Beneath her calm rongeniality, there dwell: an im- prerrive personality. Homeroom Secretary 4 . . . Third Order . . . Library Council . . . Chorus THE DECISIVE MOMENT of dissolving a contract is considered in Business Law class by seniors: Cseatedj Janice Aleksandrowicz, Geraldine Nowak, Carolyn Cieslak, Lorraine Karkowska, Geraldine Adamczak, and Bernadette Bystryk. Patricia Kopacz and jo Ann Pierro fstandingj view the results. A CHALLENGE AND AN OPPORTUNITY awaits the future secretary. A modern business office i-s equipped with various aids designed to facilitate her work but their use requires dexterity and skill. Through consistent daily practice, students in secretarial class: Alice Sachenik, Lleanore Kub- iak, Helen Wfysocka, Mary Ann Gajewska, Chris- tine Bartell, Dorothy Partyka, and Bernice Maciag apply themselves to insuring such proficiency. f z HIGH SCORER Barbara Matusiak placed seventh among 20,000 contestants in the international short- hand competition sponsored by the Order of Gregg Artists. MACHINES DO THE WORK, but the office worker must know how to make them do it. Learn- ing the techniques and acquainting themselves with different types of computing machines and duplicating processes, office practice students: Irene Cycon, Theresa Kobos, Patricia Mazurkiewicz, Christine Wdowik, Christine Lewczyk, Judith Lysy, and Christine Mruk build up their skills in operat- ing standard office equipment. Our business in life is not to get ahead of other people but to get ahead of ourselves. -Author unknown .aw oi - X - 1 J QUT f 0 fa-if 1 we E., as , sa .t E-f TROPHY WINNERS Judith Gorska and Patricia Bracikowska both scored 10042, in the typing exam to share tops honors. THE ART OF BALANCING . . . books, that is, in bookkeeping class is elucidated by Constance Martynowicz to seniors: Irene Lukaszek, Elizabeth Koprowslca, Christine Kazmierczalc, Elizabeth Nie- dzielska, Qsecond rowj Barbara Matusiak, and Janine Siedlikowska. Class 0 5 Christine Sylvia Strom Queen of the Most 48 Harmonia Street Holy Rosary Because she is purposeful, she tahes the business of life seriouslyy because she is practical, she enjoys every minute of it. Homeroom Secretary 3 . . . Sodality . . . Perfect Attendance 4 . . . lmmaculatan Business Manager . . . Legion of Decency . . . Chorus Nancy Swierczynska St. Luke 324 Koons Avenue Her spirit and energy resolve into actionf she works, like she plays, with deep satisfaction. Homeroom Treasurer 4 . . . Sodality . . . Third Order . . . Perfect Attendance 4 . . . Library Council . . . Christmas Crib Committee . . . Chorus . . . Varsity . . junior Varsity, Captain . . . Deck Tennis- Christine Ann Szymczak Queen of Peace 126 Block Street Wherever she passes, she leaves a trail of hind words and hinder deeds. Honor Roll 8 . . . Perfect Attendance 1,2,3,4 . . . Immaculatan Editorial Staff . . . Legion of Decency . . . Chorus joan Ann Tabaczynska St. Bernard 16 Cambria Street She is a calm container of energy and pep available anytime for immediate distribution. Chorus . . . Cheerleader . . . Deck Tennis Cynthia Marie Tadak Queen of Peace 37 Poplar Avenue She keeps her mind on her duty, her heart in her work, and her soul close to heaven. Third Order . . . Perfect Attendance 1,2,3,4 . . . Student Council 4 . . . Chorus Esther Loretta Tamulska Holy Name of Jesus 284 May Street Keen intelligence and cheerful diligence she com- bines to turn out one accomplishment after another. Homeroom Treasurer 2 . . . Sodality . . . Honor Roll 15 . . . Perfect Attendance 1 . . . Vilmarian Staff 3 . . . Page Editor 4 . . . Student Council Pres- ident 4 . . . Library Council Secretary . . . Arc-En- Ciel Club . . . Chorus . . . Deck Tennis - l s --3 mf, f , W Za ,CZ 4 50 fc X Theresa Helen Tomczak Most Holy Redeemer 92 Eller Avenue She worhs for the team and not for the cheers, hut victory ir Jure wherever she appears. Homeroom President 3 . . . Honor Roll 8 . . . Per- fect Attendance 1,3,4 . . . lmrnaculatnn Editorial Staff . . . Vilmurian Staff . . . Page Editor 4 . . . Chorus . . . Varsity Captain . . . Junior Varsity . . . Tennis Antoinette Trembowicz Corpus Christi Lombard Street Alert in mind, adept in hand, .rhe if an cure! where- ever quality tountr. onor Roll 12 . . . Perfect Attendance 1,3,4 . . . Immuculatan Business Staff Student Council 3 V4 Wd . . . Legion of Decency . . . American Junior Red ff Cross Representative 4 . . . Chorus . . . Deck Tennis Rosemarie Wasner St. john Gualbett 39 Littlefield Avenue Whether the :hy ix cloudy or fair, the .run alwayr thine: in her heart. Class Secretary 3 . . . Homeroom Secretary 3 . . . Honor Roll 16 . . . Perfect Attendance 1,2,3,4 . . . I mmaculatun Art Staff . . . Vilrnariun Staff 2,3,4 . . . Student Council 3 . . . Library Council Vice-Presi- dent 4 . . . Chorus Christine Carol Wdowik St. Adalbert 63 Littlefield Street Her energy and enthusiasm overflow into practical action. C Homeroom Vice-President 4 . . . Sodality . . . Per- fect Attendance 1,2,3,4 . . . Imrnoculatan Business Staff . . . Vilrnuriun Staff 2,3 . . . Student Council 3 . . . Christmas Crib Committee . . . Chorus . . . Fencing Gloria Ann Wierzbicka H St. Matthew 394 Koons Avenue Her wordx are few but her thoughtx are rnanyg Jhe'J ready with hindnen if you need any. Perfect Attendance 1,4 . . . Chorus Maryann Constance Wienynska St. Agnes 217 Peckham Street She meet! victory with modesty and defeat with new hope. Sodality . . . Perfect Attendance 1,4 . . . lmmaculutan Sports Staff . . . American Junior Red Cross Rep- resentative 4 . . . Chorus . . . Deck Tennis 51 Cinff 0 5 5 Esther Cecile Wojtan St. Luke 1831 Bailey Avenue Spontaneout wit hurrtr out every minutey you'll never he hored with the clevernesr in it. Sodality . . . Honor Roll 7 . . . Perfect Attendance 1,2 . . . Immaculatan Editorial Staff . . . Vilmarian Staff 1,2,3 . . . Page Editor 4 . . . Legion of Decency . . . Library Council . . . Chorus Geraldine Frances Wozniak Queen of Martyrs 551 George Urban Boulevard With a friendly :mile and a friendlier word, the ir eagerly .teen and more eagerly heard. Chorus , . . Deck Tennis Mary Lou Wrotniak Most Holy Redeemer 2485 Genesee Street She .fparer nothing if there'.r anything rhe- can do Xfor you. Sodality Vice-prefect 4 . . . Honor Roll 1 . . . Per- eht Attendance 1,2,3,4 . . . Immaculatan Business taff . . . Our Lady'r Echo Staff . . . Student Council ,2,3 . . . Arc-En-Ciel, Secretary 3 . . . Christmas Crib Committee . . . Chorus . . . Deck Tennis Mary Wysocka Corpus Christi 1 Newton Street Outward compofure and dainty demeanor cloak an inner jirmneu and loftinetr of purpore. Honor Roll 4 . . . Perfect Attendance 1,3,4 . . . Immaculatan Business StaH . . . Vilmarian Stag 2 . . . Student Council 3 . . . Legion of Decency . . . Chorus . . . Deck Tennis Felicia Rita Zawistowska St. Luke 943 Walden Avenue Everyone ir a friend to her because .rhe is a friend to everyone. Third Order . . . Honor Roll 1 . . . Perfect Attend- ance 1,2,4 . . . Vilmarian Staff 3 . . . Student Council 3 . . . Library Council President 4 . . . Christmas Crib Committee . . . Chorus . . . Junior Varsity . . . Deck Tennis Patricia Marie Zgoda St. john Gualbert 46 Randolph Avenue Nothing mediocre can fill her desiref her aim in life if to aim alwayr higher. Honor Roll 16 . . . Perfect Attendance 1,2,3,4 . . . Student Council 3,4 . . . Legion of Decency . . . junior Council on World Affairs Co-Chairman . . . Arc-En-Ciel Club Treasurer 4 . . . Chorus . . Archery fenzbrf 4? A LITTLE IMAGINATION AND a bit of application results in cer- amic creation. Above: Mary Lou Kolipinslta demonstrates steneiling on ceramics, Anne Slomlm applies glaze to her vase, and Barbara Mackowiak follows a new trend in decoration hy jeweling her ash tray. At left, Dorothy lN1yszltaund Geral- dine Golata put the finishing touches on their pieces before at- tempting sgraflito techniques in their next project. There is no accomplishment without an ejort, no effort without a challenge, no challenge without a goal. RIGHT AND READY, the paper goes to print thanks to Barbara Pietraszek and Judith Gorslci who share editorial responsibilities on the Vilmaf- ian staff. Proof of their competency is the trophy awarded to the Vilmarian for general page make-up. Below: QUALITY-MINDED page editors of the Vilmarian confer on plans for the next issue which must be better than any before. The quartet respon' sible for making page' layouts and assignments are fseatedj Gloria Kogut, Esther Wojtan, Adrianne Baginska, and Theresa Tomczak. They are capably assisted by typists, Patricia Bracikowska and Ther- esa Glinska fstanding at leftl, and by assistant page editors, Geraldine Wierzbicka and Isabelle Mokan. 'mv-,..,. .ff 'Si-Bv..ik. 1 wxxfk MMMWIMV X! X! .-vt sf 'bl THE KNOXXf-HOXXV' of a student publication is conveyed by assistant page editor Esther Tamulskzi isealtedj to future editors: Mary Lee Sulkowskzi Marilyn Schmitt, and Judith W'rzosek who learn a few newspaper tricks contained in the Ilmdlwffk of juurzmlism. THE PRICE OF PERFPCTIOV ' l 1 . is mrd work. Rose Marie Mazur fseatedj, assistant page editor, intro- duces hopeful successors Carol Majcihrzak and Ail S ' ' ' een ucharabowslta to the principles of news- paper production while Christine I-Ialota, also a 4 d' p' ge e itor, offers them the benefit of her experience. W'-una at 25 fri 'X I Y I 49, ! fVf'vf'M WWQ PROOF POSITIVE of the pnper's success is the excitement registered in the faces of ready readers. In a comfortable corner, Regina jerzewska, Rose- marie Odojewsku, lsecond rowj Mary Bugl, and Cynthia Kordasiewiciz peruse the First issue of the Vilmririnzz while fstandingj Annette Dutkiewicz, Christine Niedzwiecka, and Mary Ann Pankiewicz are interested primarily in the results of the recent elections of class officers. lv 2-. rev YE RBOOK STAFF OPERATION YEARBOOK gets under' way as ambitious editor-ettes pool their ingenuity to determine the make-up of the Immurulamn. Barbara Dukat, Mary Jane Eron, jane Lubera, and Barbara Krempa. pore over photographs to decide on suitable selections. Consulting on the general composition of the annual are: Barbara Mackowiak, Christine Szymczak, Christine Burkot, Alice Lempko and Adrianne Baginska, editor-in-chief. PRODUCTION ROLLS ON SCHEDULE as the typing team ticks out the copy and captions to completion days before the deadline. Captain Patricia Kopacz Qleftj heads the competent staff which in- cludes: janice Alelcsanclrowicz, Alice Braciak, Marie Ann Gajewslca, Eleanor Gorska, joan Linkowska and Barbara Adamczak. i-. ,,,f-f'-' -MQ C oinin g together is at beginning if Keeping together K is progress Working together is success. -Henry Ford THE EYE-APPEAL of the year- book is charged to staff artists: Elizabeth Karnyska, Joanne Le- wandowska, Rosemarie Wasner, and Anne Skulicz. Decisions on cropping and reductions of photo- graphs keep them alert to picture possibilities and lay-out effects. TO INTAKE OR BREAK THE RECORD, business manager Chris- tine Strom and her assistants: Christine Wdowik, Patricia Koper- ska, and Christine Glowacka net the proceeds of yearbook sales and patrons' contributions to finance the publication. W'ith the list of patrons growing and the sales record Filling in, the business staff deservedly beam their satisfaction. Argnqlrn.-tis. A , V W - f ,.,-, ,rh,.. W M , . i r r f ln . A 0 i , M 1 2 xi, be lm . el 5 QQ: 1 if' l Q ti -wnuiiwf i , . ff xi 1 as me r THE COUNCIL GETS SOME COUNSEL during the weekly meet- ing of this responsible body directed by Sister Mary Leonissa. Mem- bers: Cynthia Tadak, Esther Tamulska, Alice Bracialc, Mary Rachwal, Mary Ann Jankowska, Patricia Norek, and Rosalie Socha hear Bern- adette Polizzi fstandingj offer practical tips on how best to achieve the aims and discharge the duties of a student council organization. F 5,1-.-i., L Reading makes conversation and writing A YEAR-ROUND RESORT, the library attracts the studious, the inquisitive, and the adventurous. Availing themselves of library facil- ities and the variety of books, Maria Runfola consults the dictionary while Susanne Lotarski and Carole Torok select a book to suit their mood. Seated at the table. Loretta jurewicz and Susanne Kowalewska delve into research. At the desk, Christine Peszko draws out a book while Library Council vice-president Mary Ann Nowak, and presi- dent Felicia Zawistoawska assist Sister Mary Celinette with library ....,..-v ,.,. g q v,, , . ,, 5 a full man, a ready man, an exact man. IT'S A SMALL XVORLD with big troubles that provokes some serious comment at the meeting of the junior Council on World Affairs. Geraldine Xwierzbicka, chairman, volunteers current informa- tion about the men who hold the spotlight on the international stage. JoAnn Pierro, Geraldine Golata, Elizabeth Marki, and Maria Runfola MEETING A LA MODE is held by Arc-En-Ciel Club members who find that a joke is even funnier in French. Informative and enjoyable articles in La Croisade stimulate the interest of French students: Geraldine Wawrzynelc, Elaine Czekalslca, Christine Bialy, Syl via Pieczynska, and Patricia Zgoda. who conducts the reading project are ready with facts on the situation in the Middle East. by The deposed Queen Vashti fGloria Kogutj con- spires against the king's life and enlists the aid of the traitorous chamberlains. Victoria Kozlowska plays Tares, one of the accomplices. 3elow: Witlr prophetic vision, Mardocheus Uudith wiazurj foresees God's designs for his beautiful iiece Edissa CBarbara Krempaj and persuades her 'o appear before the king as a candidate for the hrone. eniorfi ' Olgnlfen pfay Below: In the opening scene of the Biblical drama Esther, King Assuerus QNanc'y Swierczynslcaj consults with his courtiers on the fate of the doomed Queen Vashti. Seated are: Clara Helak, Rita Konwinslca, Theresa Tomczak, Marie Ann Gajcwslca, and Elizabeth Koprowslca. Eleanor Gorska fleftj plays the part of Egeusg Geraldine Nowak plays the kings scribe, and Rose Marie Vfasner is the attendant. 1 ef A Ns - Queen Esther fBarbara Krempaj is attended by her slaves: Patricia Steinlein, Mary Ann Nowak, and Christine Kazmierczak, Entertaining the queen are the singer fChristine Lewczykj, and the accompa- nist QTheresa Kaletal. gdgcaj lbrama-Qfder Below: The plot against Assuerus' life is disclosed by the newly-chosen Queen Esther fBarbara Krempaj seated at the king's side. l.ucette Siminska and Dorothy Myszka are the royal pages. To the left, lone Kurek is cast as an armed guard, Geraldine Nowak as the king's scribe, Jo Ann Pierro as attendant. To the right are Alice Braciak as the attendant, Patricia Schuder as the guard, Gloria Kogut as Vashti, and Eleanor Gorska as Egeus. .r f . -. 4 ii. V 'M A X ., .....,.,,,. -. .. e ln a spirited pose, Judith Gorska. who is narrator in the drama, delivers the epilog just before the concluding tableau in tribute to the Queen of the Universe. E Below: In the tableau which concluded the drama Helen Wfysocka represents the Virgin Queen :inc Mediatrix of whom Esther was the Biblical proto- type. The angels fclockwisel are: Alice Sachenik, Mary Tremhowicz, Patricia Kuzniarek, Geraldine Adamczak, Cynthia Tadak, and Christine Kaminska. M N 3 Q' , i ,g i ,.. ,V , x. ' fl - K' ' 5 I . Q ,W Ny 2' 5 iii , an ' Q. ' ,, A A 1 X .' if .Ji 4 i. W , y .c Wir. - ty gc J C' i 5 223 l M ,, ' 'M f :emi .,. I . . Q1 5 K ' f r' 1' 5 .5 t .E C 5 pllizilgfifaw C S lf ' 3 t W O .. ' 1 ' il. -.e f ' A t, . , - - i A r 1: Slave dancers perform before the king and his - r I r ' guests. Clockwise the dancers are: Christine Burkot, If - ,fs 4. Z A Carol Safran, Elizabeth Bracikowska, Lorraine Q3 A a Kujawa, Dorothy Resetarits, Jessie Golembiewska, Y V ' f if 3 and joan Czekalska. at xx . M. -gk gf .7 ...g.7-n.-n1v- CLASS QFFICERS Roberta Rozek Vice-President ' W.. nw ,Q -ng WM Patricia Waligora Preyidenz Geraldine Cwiklinska Secretary 62 Christine Falkowska Treaxurer 'tif 95 ,f l' Above: Al.l. IS NOT ASLEFP IN THE DEEP biology students discover as they examine curious specimens of marine life, limily Kisiel tin foregroundj studies highly-magnified sea formsg Delphine Cielinska and Arlene Kosierael-:a observe specimen under microsropeg Gertrude Skalska and Carole Torok compare preserved specimens with those in magazine picturesg Christine Falkowska and Barbara Buczkowska are fasrinated by a starlish and the rare sea fan. kit 1 'Q A was e i Below: DFMOCRACIY vs. 'l'U'l'Al.l'l'ARlANISM is the topic of study in the junior American History class. Geraldine Cwiltlinslcn, Barbara Buczkowslca, Susan Zulawska, and Patricia W'aligora locate the satellite countries where democracy is suppressed. On the ton- traliy, Patricia Amhroziak, Judith Gornikiewirz, and janet Grublca acknowledge the possibility of a future realization of democracy behind the Iron Curtain. A HO EROO 104 HOMEROOM TEACHER Sister Mary Maxentia OFFICERS Prefident Christine Falkowska Vic:-Prcrident Mary Ann Rokitka Secretary Emily Kisiel Trearurer Gertrude Skalska From bottom up: Geraldine Ziolkowska, Christine Potoczna, Mary Jurewicz, Rita Lewandowska, Con- stance Zulawska, Carol Ceranska, Gertrude Skalska, Dolores Augustyn, Carole Torok, Jane Szpylman, Ann Marlinska, Lorraine Dudek, Barbara Marcezin, Judith Stejbach, Christine Kotowska, Michalene Duch, Elaine Czekalska, Catherine Kuzio, Patricia Herko, Arlene Kosieracka, Christine Niedzwiecka, Catherine Swiniarska, Barbara Ekey, Emily Kisiel, Patricia Ward, Geraldine Wierzbicka. Carol Wier- cinska, Dorothy Fryczynska, Theresa Helak, Barbara Buczkowska, Mary Ann Rokitka, Rosalie Kasprzak, Christine Falkowska, Barbara Strzepka, Carol Rol- lek, Mary jean Syrek, Antoinette Szeluga. Delphine Cielinslca, Theresa Pierug, Patricia Kaczmarelc. Absent: Mildred Belter, Maria Runfola, Nancy Zielinska. HCMEROOM 103 HOMEROOM TEACHER Sister Mary Lillian OFFICERS Preridenl Patricia Waligora Vice-Prcxident Carol Majchrzak Secretary Marilyn Schmitt Trmrurcr Geraldine Cwiklinska From bottom up: Barbara Olszowka, Joan Wojcin- ska, Frances Mocny, Judith Szymanska, Isabelle Mokan, Diane Jaroszewska. Audrey Bracikowska, Patricia Kralisz, Patricia Kane, Patricia Arent, Mary Bugl, Geraldine Cwiklinska, Joyce Lis, Dolores Kajdasz, Leona Harzewska, Joan Smykla, Carol Majchrzak, Judith Gornikiewicz, Janet Grubka, Barbara T. Buczkowska, Marilyn Schmitt, Magda- lene Lewandowska, Alice Tomczalc, Mary Ann Urbanczyk, Theresa Kuzma, Margaret Czenszak, Patricia Ambroziak, Joan Dybalska, Marianne Ni- kiel, Mary Ann Suszka, Barbara Burzynska, Joan Rogalska, Christine Raczkowska, Patricia Ziomkow- ska, Susan Zulawska, Patricia Waligora. K Anim 65 PQ SEQUENCE TROUBLE develops in Latin Ill rlass but Sister Mary Maxentia is on hand to clarify the rules and make the verbs he- have. The determined Latin srholars are: Hirst rowj Geraldine XX'ierzbicka, Lorraine Dudek, jane Szpylman. fsecond rowj Rosa- lie Kasprzyk, Theresa Helak, Mary Jean Syrek, and fstandingj Geraldine Ziolkowska. LES MADEMOISELLES DE FRANCE help students study costumes and traditions of that country, Sister Mary Annelle offers helpful hints to Mary jurewicz, Rita Lewandowska, and Barbara Marcezin who enjoy dressing doll models in French ll Class. XX'hile Patricia Kaczmarek and Christine Potoczny fcenterj sport costumes of Normandy and Brittany, Theresa Pierugg fleftj assists Mildred Helter with her headdress. and Michalene Duch Crightj tries a skirt on Judith Stejbach. THE MEETING COMES TO ORDER as Carol Majchrzak, presiding, and juniors pre- pare to demonstrate the fundamentals of par- liamentary procedure in English III class. Diane jaroszewska, Mary Ann Urhanczyk, and Marilyn Srhmitt assume the roles of club othcers while Mary Ann Suszlca, joan Smykla, Dolores Kajdasz, and Leona Har- zewslca are interested memhers. Patricia Arent fstandingj raises a question concern- ing the how and why of parliamentary law. fn'-.. HOMERGOM 212 HOMEROOM TEACHER Sister Mary Leonissa OFFICERS Preridenf Roberta Rozek Vice-Prexzdent Barbara Lewandowska Serretary Christine Kwietniewska Treamrer Joan Wojciechowska From bottom up: Judith Felckowska, Dianne Wcvl- anczylc, Judith Pislcorz, Lorraine Telego, Pauline Grabowska, Patricia Steeg, Joan Kujawa. Rose Marie Harzewska, Patricia Pruchniewicz, Bernatline Myszka, Jane Godzik, Mary Ann Macieiewska, Arlene Marek, Mary Ann Murak, Jeanette Mara- szek, Theresa Wronska, Judith Stelter, Justine Jan- kowiak, Dianne Kaczmarek, Loretta Zachwiejewska, Arlene Borucka, Sylvia Leszkowicz, Joan Wojcie- chowska, Geraldine Sumlinska, Carol Niziol, Sylvia Serowska, Janet Rosinslca, Gloria Voight, Patricia Cholewka, Christine Kwietniewska, Lorraine Springer, Barbara Lewandowslca, Dianne Post, Mil- dred Szymkowiak, Christine Blamowska, Roberta Rozek, Phyllis Ryszkiewicz, Rosalie lmbirowicz. Absent: Geraldine Rogalewska. 'f? ifi 5g. 3' Aff fp A bear! schooled in virtue must direct the hand skilled in rendering service to others. BUSINESS SIGN LANGUAGE ie polished into a serviceable tool of communication in Shorthand II class where the mastery of forms is applied in taking a message quickly and correctly. Rose Marie Harzewska dictates an exercise to her classmates: Hirst rowj l.or- raine Telego, Judith Piskorz, Bernacline Myszka, fsecond row, Mary Ann Macieiewska, Jeanette Maraszck, Arlene Marek, ftliird rowj Roialie lmlvirowicz, and Christine Kwietniewska. '51 li -ai: COlNIPFTlTNCY COUNTS in the world of stenograpliy. XVith an eye to the future, juniors in the transcription class: Roberta Rozek, fsccond rowj Mary Ann Murak, Theresa XX'ronska. Christine Blae mowska, ftliird rowj ,loan NX oiciecliowska, Barbara Lewandowska, ffourtli row, Arleen Borucka, and Sylvia Leszkowicz concentrate on attaining the Qpeed and accuracy that make the letter a mailable product of the stenograplierk skill. z r Above: THF DO IT YOL'RSITLF VUAY proves effective in Home- making II class where Juniors turn seamstresses under the expert direction of Sister Mary Magdalen. Patricia Steeg and Phyllis Rysz- kiewicz get advice on the proper way to lay out a pattern. Dianne Post. Lorraine Springer, and janet Rosinska trace symbols of a pat- tern onto the cloth. At the sewing machines. Judith Stelter and Sylvia Serowska will soon have the Finished product to reward their eftorts. umi Below: PRINCIPLES AND POLITICS from the Catholic view- point are regarded fundamental to Christian social living in a thriving democracy. Students in Religion III class: Frances Mocny, Patricia Kralisz, Geraldine Rogalewska, Joan Dyhalslca, Barham Burzynska, and Margaret Czenszak glean and share information from Catholic sources. ESSENCE Q-5 Govenumwr w 'OC M paikcik l 1 Shirley Bentz Vire-Prefident CLASS OFFICERS joan Grabiec Prexidenl , M 'Z' an 'rm 'X 1 M, 1 Geraldine Ryszkiewicz Serretary 70 Christine Smigielska Trearurer fyga ff . ,af 93? . 'WP' as M ii 4 get N it QW U as 'Sf Above: IDEAS TAKE FORM in Art Il clss where students, con- sisting of juniors and sophomores, transfer their imagination to paper. Wfith purposeful intent, ffront rowj Barbara Strzepka and Patricia Herko. fsecond rowj Beverly Marlinska and Katherine Kuzio, fthird rowj Lucille Rokitka and Patricia Pelczynska wield their brush and water colors to realize their artistic concepts. Q7 Q l Below: THE HEART OF THE HOME is the hostess who knows her role and plays it with grace. Camille Barrow, Barbara Skok, and Lucille Paner demonstrate how to set the table simply yet attractively. Ann Wesolowska checks on her baking, while Patricia Kwiatkowska and joan Przybylska insist on cleanliness which is the homemaker's indispensable virtue. l af Q? HO EROOM 106 HOMEROOM TEACHER Sister Mary Julia OFFICERS Prerident Josephine Strzepka Vice-Prerident 'Joan G1-abigq .Verremry Patricia Zaprzal Trmrurer Judith Wrzosek From bottom up: Joan Grabiec, Sylvia Kozerslca, Patricia Zaprzal, Barbara Gliszczynska, Suzanne Piszek, Eileen Surharabowska, Jacqueline Kurzan- ska, Geraldine Szeliga, Judith Vifrzosek. Geraldine Wfawrzynek, Geraldine Florek, Judith Borom, Joan Matla, Sylvia Pieczynska, Adele Schneider, Mary Bielecka, Anastasia Olszewska, Mary Ann Tarnarka, Roberta NWysocka, Anita Molenda. Dolores Zasucha. Judith Burkot, Josephine Strzepka, Patricia Pelczyn- ska, Christine Augustine, Audrey Steinlein, Barbara X3Ualigora, Elinor Later. ww ln!!-lv 'i 3699 HGMEROOM 101 HOMEROOM TEACHER Sister Mary Maurice OFFICERS Prcrident Shirley Bcnrz Vin-Prerident Diane Olcch Secretary Mary Lee Sulkowska Treururer Barbara Nowak From bottom up: Constance Myslek, Annette W411'- oniecku, Elizabeth Marki, Elizabeth junzuki, Mary Lee Sulkowska, Cynthia Music-lak, Glurixi Gerlach, Shirley Bentz, Camille Wfisniewskzi, Barbzira XX'od11rczyk, Lurille Zulavvsku, Mary Popiclsku, Patricia Duluk, Eugenia Ziistcmpowskii, Marianne Vfcsolowskzz, Bziihiim Nowak, Theresa Suwicku, Mary Ann VUieszczyk, Diane xXl1ltl21WSli2l, Cynthia Koimlusiewicz, Diunc Olech, liliznhcth Miller. Natal' lic Bradley, Virginia Owrzgtrzrxk, Lucille Rukitku, Christine Siteli. Below: CLASSIC ADVICE is dosed out to Latin II students when they realize that Conor in all tenses means to try all the time. Mary Lee Sulkowska conducts an oral drill which helps Clirst rowj Elizabeth Marki, Annette Wororiiecka, Gloria Gerlaeh, Csecontl rowj Shirley Bentz, Barbara Nowak, Cthird rowj Patricia Dulak, Lucille Rokitka, and Diane Olech master the conjugation forms of deponent verbs. Bottom: ALL SET FOR SHAKESPEARE, sophomores in English class prepare to view a hlm on the life of the great playwright. Ready for Sister Mary Julia's comments, Judith XX'rzosek, Joan Grabiec, Barbara Xwaligora, Josephine Strzepka, Patricia Zaprzal, Mary Ann Tarnacka, Jacqueline Kurzanska, and Christine Augustine agree that the audio-visual way to secure background information adds to their appreciation of Julius Caesar. 71 At left: POLAND IN PICTURES suggests original captions to encourage oral and written expression in Polish II class. Patricia Slawinska fstantling in frontj asks her classmates: Christine Nikiel, Mary Ann Ryniec, Theresa Zak, Eugenia jankowska, Mary Ann Gonsiorek. and joan Latocka. for a translation of the statements while Judith Barnash completes another caption. Center: QU'liST-CF QUE CEST? Learning a modern foreign language from scratch, Aileen Sucharahowska fat the hoardj answers Elizabeth Millers question as other students: Geraldine Florek, Lucille Zulawska. Natalie Bradley, Virginia Owczarzak, Dolores Zasucha, Eleanor Later, and joan Marla take turns re-dubbing familiar objects to extend their French world list. Bottom: TIMELY TALK in world history class centers around current international events. Our Times, a weekly scholastic publication, keeps students abreast of what's happening where. Engaged in the parley, Christine Zaremba, Patricia Drews, Maureen Wojcinska, Geraldine Wdowik, Carol Radziwon, Jeanette Kornrowska, Christine Sta- szak, Marie Stachowiak, and Rosemary Gon voice their stand on the issues. l1 -MBAR!! fP W Cul.-J 'eq 75 HOMEROOM 203 HOMEROOM TEACHER Sister Mary Louise OFFICERS Prefident Dolores Kosinska Vice-Prerident Geraldine Ryszkiewicz Secretary Marcia Dziadosz Treaiurer Carol Trzepkowska From huttom up: 'llieresa lathetka, Mary Ann Brzykcy, Marie Choinaeka, Patricia Puchacz, Maur- een XX'ojeitka, Christine Kazmierczak. Patricia Ziev linska, Rosemarie Gun, Marie Stachowiak, Christine Staszak, janet Komorowska, ltiargaret Lemhicz, Marcia Dziatlosz, Patricia Capage, Mary Ann Sie- kierska, Patricia Drews, Dorothy Decz, louise Czuprynska, Carol Kwiatkowska, Christine Zarem- ba, Carol Zhizek, Patricia lN1ackowiak, Carol Cyru- lik, Barbara Tamborska, Geraldine XX'tlowik, Chris- tine Banaszak, Carol Raelziwon, Jane Szyszlcowslca, Patricia Sohieraj, Autlrey Puchlnpek, Barbara Boreh- lewicz, Carol Trzepkowska, Frances Kowalska, Celene Borowiak, Geraldine Ryszkiewicz. Dulores Kusinska, Catherine Kelly, Susan Tahaczynslca, Theresa XWoronnwska, lNlargaret Kuhiak, Mary Ann Paszkiewicz, lilaine Paraclowska. Marie Durtla, Mary Ann jastrzah, Mary Ann Vifitlomska. dat' HO EROOM 208 HOMEROOM TEACHER Sister Mary Peter OFFICERS Prefidenr Carol Wozniak Vice-Prefidenr Christine Smigielska Xerretary Theresa Rozek Treafurer Carol Brzykcy From bottom up: Barbara Skok, Marcia Pieniaszek, Patricia Slawinska, Carol Florczak, Patricia Kwiat- kowska, Barbara Kiedrowska, Rosalie Socha, Mary Ann Ryniec, Joan Kopciuch, Carol Woznizik, Chris- tine Smigielslca, Caroline Kapinos, Gertrude Pie- trzak, Madeline Jedrzejewska, Camille Barrow, Mary Ann Juzdowska, Theresa Rozelc, Patricia Dominialt, Rita NX'ozniak, Patricia Kowalewska, Mary Ann Nestor, Mary Ann Gonsiorek, Sandra Gorney, Fu- genia Jankowska, Patricia Gorska, Joan Sikorska, Janice Belter, Loretta Rogowska, Carol Grabowska, Anne VUesolowska, Judith Barnash, Christine Ni- kiel, Diane Santowska, Lucille Paner, Annette Dut- kiewicz, Judith Kosowska, Joan Przybylska, Mary Ann Pankiewicz, Carol Brzykcy, Geraldine Mar- lciewicz, Theresa Zak, Joanne Latacka. Above: HURRY-O-GLYPHICS is modern speed writing in business situations where time economy is essential. Marcia Dziadosz, Geraldine Ryszkiew- icz and Frances Kowalska, at the blackboard, test their mastery of hooks and curves that make words. At their seats, Mary Ann Brzykcy, Margaret Lem- bicz, Theresa Wloronowska, Mary Ann Paszkiewicz, Celene Borowiak, and Carol Kwiatkowska practice assiduously to achieve facility in Shorthand l. Below: KEYBOARD COMMANDOES, bent on learning to type-right, give undivided attention to the day's assignment. The serious-minded business majors are: ffirst rowj Carol Florczak, Barbara Kiedrowska, fsecond rowj Caroline Kapinos, Mary Ann juzdowska, Joan Kopciuch. fthird rowj Ger- trude Pietrzak, Theresa Rozek, and Judith Kosowslca. LOOK AND LEARN period af- fords homemaking students first- hand experience in handling food articles and observing the preparaa tion of the day's menu in the cafeteria. Under the dietitian's di- l l l l l tQ5, ffql imweflgwww It takes more backbone to do little things well all the time 78 2 rection, Christine Kazmierczak, Susan Tabaczynska, jane Szysz- kowslca, Barbara Tamborska, and fin the backgroundj Mary Ann Widoiiuska with Margaret Kubiak assist with minor chores. ll -fu. ww. ww-..,,hm-am V V . ii'M .,...e.4igW1,- Ahove: YOUTH SHALL BE HFARD in Reli 'ion 4 is ll class where practical-pointetl panelists exchange views on the suhject of Youth Responsiluilit in - T Y connection with Cfzflwlir Youth llyeelf observance Participants are: Audrey Puchlopek, Dolores Kosin- ska, Carol Trzepkowska, Patricia Sohieraj, louise Lzuprynska, l5ai'l1ara ljorclilewicz, Carol Cyrulik, Mary Chojnaclca, and Theresa Labeclca. B . . K . ge to take in any subject hut especially in Math 10 class. At the boartl, Theresa Sawicka, Mary Popielska. Cynthia lNIusiclak and Diane VC'aclawslia illustrate the geometric principles involved in working with triangles. At their seats, Camille XX'isniewska, Con- stance Myslek, M elow: THE TRY-ANGIE is the right an I arianne W'esolowska, antl liliz- aheth 'Ianeski apply these principles in problem solving. than it takes to do b' i v.-4 1? fx i vw' great t mgs well sometimes. 79 Bessie Pierro Vire-Prefidenl CLASS OFFICERS Cora Vassalo Prefidezzl .f 2 4 If X .af 1 A T Marion Weiss Serrelmy 80 zze3Mf7W N 55115, fx 9, gW.,S ef iq, , Geraldine Kuras T1'ef1.ru1'e1' ,Ap ISLACQK GOLD makes liiNto1'ie.1l headlines again ln the Feonuniii' NX'm'ltl class, Arlene Sziilulewskii. Bessie Pierro, lfvelyn XXlLlCl10WSli11, Judith Snrnu, Camille Krygier, Alice F1'ytzynQlm, Helen Plo- clioekii, B.u'lmri1 lfrlmiriczyli, nntl joan Gorska con- witlei' the gitlvisgllvility of slmringg our nil resotiiwes with other countries in view nf recent developments in the Mitltlle llist. Evelyn shows the cl pipelines living nil fe ' ass where mm the South. THIS CVRIOSITY COMPLIZX impels freshmen in General Ftieme class to probe the l14mw's and wl1y's of the woiltl zilwut us, On the evitlenee supplied lvy experiment, Caroline Butzlxowskn proves to her seeptitnl classnmtes: Mzireelln XY'etlzikuwskn, Phyllix XX'itut-kii. Frances Kmxxiltzewskn, Carol Krtiszynsku, Rim XX'iii'ejlw, Corn Vglssnlu, iintl Geralltline VC'ic tliqit Llll' tixuels in tonveetion currents. wo- ,0- 1' Q' . - . 1 Q- wiv -GNN' ti xx? W ' .fa .1- ir? J, f f V, Q2 -.' J U51 ,Q . HOMEROOM 401 HOMEROOM TEACHER Sister Mary Dolores OFFICERS Prefidmr Cora Vassalo Vice-Prefident Caroline Buczkowska Secretary Judith Dudkicwicz Treafurer Ann Zon From hottom up: Cora Vassalo, Ann Zon, Diane Svvistownka, Vivian Konfederath, Rosemarie Ratka, Jntlith Dutlkiewicz. Eugenia Potofzny, Judith Knzara, Caroline Buczkowska, Carol Kruszynska, Rita XY'arejko, Josephine Bartolotta, Frances Kowal- czewska, Maryann Mondrala, Marcia Skocz, Frances Kozlowska, Geraldine Smith, Theresa Zawatla, Carol Zaleska, Carol Rusinska, Carolyn Pictraszek. Antoinette Lukaszewicz, Geraldine Szary, Geraldine Rzeszutek, Barbara Rydzewska, Anne Nowak, Carol Panek, Camille lzyilorczyk, Barbara Augustyn, Syl- via Zielinska. Mary Ann Maiewska, Geraldine XX'ic, lNlarcella XWemlzikowska, Phyllis Xwitncka, Shirley Kline, Joanne Grabiarz, Absent: Elaine Burzynska. Virginia l-lclak, B2lI'bLlI'3'M21ZLll'. HO EROUM 202 HOMEROOM TEACHER Sister Mary Felicitas OFFICERS Preridenf Christine Malina Vire-Prerident Martha Kuczmanslca .Yerretary Marion Weiss Tmuurer Kathleen Burek From bottom up: Arleen Wozny, Elizabeth Rysz- kiewicz, Dolores Pytlak, Christine Malina, Jo Ann Swiontek, Margaret Hoctor, Joyce Siekierska, Pa- tricia Szewczyk, Marcia Kruczek, Diane Bojanek, Sandra Nagowska, Barbara Lukaszewska, Joan Buczkowska, Joyce Dabrowska, Christine Kopczew- ska, Adele Weselak, Mary Beth Rachwal, Eugenia Zielinska, Maxine Gurbacka, Martha Kuczmanska, Suzanne Kowalewska, Natalie Zasucha, Rosemarie Odojewska, Marion Weiss, Natalie Ann Urbanczyk, Elizabeth Suflita, Kathleen Burek, Jacqueline Wrzosek, Arlene Kiebzak, Joyce Byledbal, Sylvia Polankiewicz, Christine Ambroziak, Marcia Momot, Barbara Wisniewska, Susanne Lotarska, Kathleen Robinette, Eileen Rutherford, Barbara Kloss, Janet Kargul, Joan Kazmierczak, Loretta Jurewicz. THE RIGHT FNDING makes 1 good beginning in Latin. Sister Mary Martinelle finds flashcards useful in establishing the grammitical concept of agiecment between noun and modifier, Holding cards, Mary Ann Mondrala, Ann Zon, oscphme Bartolotti Carolyn Pietrasztlt and Eugenia Potoczna help clarify the lesson for Qseatedj Mary Ann Macie- yewslta Barbara Rydzux sln Frames Kozlowska, and Theresa Zawada. Trifles make perfection, but perfection is no trifle. -Michael Angelo THE X Y Z AFFAIR in algebra intrigues freshmen as they grapple with the un- knowns At the board, Carol Panek, Antoinette Lukaszewicz, and fin circlej Judith Dutkiewicz seem to be forging ahead confidently toward the solution. Seated, Elaine Burzynska, Sylvia Zielinska, Ann Nowak, Virginia Helak, Rosemarie Ratka, and Geraldine Szary are absorbed in the search for the unknown quantities. 84 I-IO EROOM 107 HOMEROOM TEACHER Sister Mary Laudette OFFICERS Prrfiderzt Joan Zientek Vice-Prerident Suzanne Marranea Secretary Judith Kaczmarek Trmrurer Joyce Gelsomino From bottom up: Patricia Tyburska, Barbara Kowal- ska, Judith Juehnowska, Joan Zientek, Suzanne Marranca, Judith Kaczmarek, Maxine Kiec, Joyce Gelsomino, Elizabeth Peltz, Elaine Kulinska, Arlene Ruszala, Dolores Kluck, Rosalie Panepinto, Norma Dzierzewska, Elizabeth Braniecka, Christine Sucha- rabowska, Irene Szczepankiewicz, Antoinette Gra- bowska, Diane Drajem, Phyllis Fimbel, Judith La- tacka, Christine Glichowska, Helen Walkowiak, Judith Maselka, Geraldine Andrzejewska, Geraldine Fronckowiak, Mary Ann Borkowska, Arlene Kop- cinska, Mary Jane Czajkowska, Joan Szczur, Carrie Jacak, Sally Krzywicka, Theresa Kras, Jane Sawicka, Diane Wojdyla, Mary Kebler, Carol Jann, Camille Kolasa. Absent: Cynthia Bankoske, Sandra Lock- wood. vs if? in'f'.:+.. 5108 si . , E5 3 HOMEROOM 204 HOMEROOM TEACHER Sister Mary Carnielita OFFICERS Preridmt Elaine Kozuchowska Vicz-Prexident Maryann Laskovvska .Yecrelary Marie Tytka Trmxurer Geraldine Kuras From bottom up: Barbara Winiarz, Christine Wil- czewska, Josephine Lipinska, Dorothy Majchrzak, Joan Krasuska, Geraldine Ptak, Jane Jaskiewicz, Elaine Plewinska, Dolores Oley, Lorraine Pieczyn- ska, Marcia Franczyk, Diane Bronowska, Sylvia Bochenek, Stephanie Mazur, Marie Tytka, Joan Szudzik, Bernadette Pokorska, Geraldine Kuras, Mary Ann Kujawa, Marsha Nowak, Christine Paw- laczyk, Elaine Kozuchowska, Mary Ann Jankowska, Patricia Faron, Judith Kwarcianiak, Patricia Norek, Sandra Hoppa, Judy Grabianowska, Joyce Markie- wicz, Carol Nowak, Mary Ann Sojka, Geraldine Bancerowska, Patricia Rapczewska, Mary Laskow- ski, Rose Mary Mieszczak, Mary Ann Bolewska, Helen Pachura. V THE ART OF LISTENING in- troduces freshmen in English class to the art of poetry as they hear recitations of great poems by such readers as Judith Anderson. Sister Mary Felicitas selects recordings to illustrate different moods in poetry to students: Barbara Kloss, Janet Kargul, Marcia Momot, and 'Mar- garet Hoctor. JOYFUL ANTICIPATION motivates Polish I class eager to learn the words and the music of traditional carols in prepara- tion for Christmas. With a little practice, Judith Juchnowska, Diane Wojdyla, Elaine Kulinska, Diane Drajem, fsecond rowJ Sandra Lockwood, Rosalie Pane- pinto, Marilyn Rekowska, Camille Ko- lasa, and Mary Joy Kebler fill the room with holiday spirit, LIVING THE I.ITURGY is living with Christ through the Church year. In their first course in Religion, Geraldine Fronc- kowiak, Geraldine Andrzejewska, Arlene Kopczynska, Helen Vlfalkowiak, Sally Krzywicka, Judith Maselka, Phyllis Fim- bel, Joyce Gelsomino, Christine Suchara- bowska, Carrie Jacak, and Susan Mar- ranca learn to pray the Mass in the spirit of the Church by using the daily Missal, He has learned most zn school 14 ho has leawzecl lo keep on eclucalmg hzmself long after he has left school THE STUDIOUS HOUR presents the udiligentsii of the tiesluuin cliss A sell study .issignment sends Mary Ann Mammon and Geraldine Ptak to the map Nancy Olczilt to the bookshelf and anice Szeluga to the dictionary. Engaged in written tasks Patricia Vifielltiuvicz Geraldine Kuras Mary Ann Bolewska, and Sharon 'Malecka race the clock to the next bell ,...1 V M RECRUITS must earn the privilege to don the uniform only after making the grade in the initation test of school spirit. Sister Mary Louise measures sleeve length of Susan Syroczynskas new blouse. Diane Swistowska admires the regulation beanie while joan Grabiarz and Barbara Augustine examine handsome offers in academy apparel. E2lof HO EROC B3 HOMERCOM TEACHER Sister Mary Anne OFFICERS Prerident Barbara Urbanczyk Vice-Pruident Bessie Pietro .Yerremry Judith Sarna Trearurcr Justine Skowron From bottom up: Christine Peszko, Phyllis Cze- chowska, Margaret Kania, Frances Mroczek, Bern- adette Polizzi, Suzanne Syroczynska, Carol Kosin- ska, Beverly Zagorska, Camille Krygier, Sharon Malecka, Anne Marie Karninska, Joan Gorska, Carol Sieczkarek, Arlene Szablewska, Bessie Pierro, Barbara Urbanczyk, Helen Plochocka, Carolyn Kania, Judith Kosinska, Evelyn Wfachowska, Justine Skowron, Dorothy Suchan, Mary Ann Mammon, Nancy Olczak, Judith Niezgoda, Helen Sienkiewicz, Patricia Wielkiewicz, Judith Sarna, Marilyn Rekow- ska, Alice Fryczynska, Jean Zablocka, Elizabeth Ostrowska, Janice Szeluga, Absent: Karen Martin, Janice Skummer. an-M-I' yi 'T i Y x ff .1 55516 Nb 72272066479 an ,' Y f. f Q T 0 he j9'1e11d6f tif to fee in olheztf h the heyt of what they are and to give to others the hen' of what we are ak 5 .Lu W, ,X ' 2 yy ' 12:55 , Q . .-5, W,.. ,. .W-VE.. 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At left, Christine Mruk and her parents enjoy the meal in the pleasant company of friends. i -Q f 'ggi W if A il V ff .- 3 , kj ,J SX er- f ff it ef 3 5 X ij X, 2 gig' ,N , 5 it L., I 1 1 I ,E Ig aff, , nfl I ' L 58 I ,Q I J' .La K '-S-W' fx tt' ' ' ff xii silt?-W 2 5:5 W' 'i . ' ff Ltr' . y .S 7' r i AQ 'J :fl iv ' L I- 'f f'fd'f' .V .f .?,a13:f-'i i' 'QL afar., A .2 5 I '56, JJ' ' 4:75 if Q if v' Top: THE STARDUST DANCE was sponsored by the yearbook staff to swell the publication fund. Center: NEW TIMEKEEPER takes over the ticking job in the academy's office. Seniors: Geraldine Adamczak. Jessie Golembiewska, Lorraine Juda, Judith O'Connor, and Carolyn Cieslak approve of the new master clock, a gift of the class of 1957. To the right, Sister Mary Josephine with Barbara Pietraszek and Christine Lewczyk bestow one fond last look on the old timepiece before consigning it to permanent retirement. MEMOIRS OF THE METROPOLIS include suit- cases packed with clothes and hearts packed with the thrill of a trip to New York. Christine Burkot, Kathleen Macey, Dorothy Resetarits, Christine Bar- tell, and Maryann Wierzynska are all set to leave for the three-day guided tour of the city. The event is one of the highlights of the senior year. OLD FRIIiNDS AND NEW' FRIENDS gather 'round Our Lady of Villa at the close of the Fancy Fair at which seniors welcomed the freshmen into the student circle on Initiation Day. First row: Elaine Kozuchowska, Christine Sucharabowska. Joyce Gelsomino. Stephanie Mazurg Second row: Sally Krzywirka, Irene Szczepanlciewirz, Ger- aldine Adamczak, Patricia Biiczkowslfag Third rowt Lorraine Pic- czynska, Ann Slomba, Judith Juchnowska, Diane Bronowskag Fourth row: Carol Nowak, Mary Lou Kolipinska, Nancy Swierczynska, Carol Safran, Patricia Koperska, Christine Strom, Judith Mazur, Barbara Krempa, ancl Jane Luhera. In circle: Freshmen, with Carol Zaleska in the foreground, swing right into the spirit of Vilmarian friendship tradition. A I-IFARTYH WFI.fQOIXIIf ushers the sophomores to the Friendship Frolie' appropriately planned by juniors around the Valentine theme. Carol Niziol fextreme leftj and Patricia Cholewka Qextreme rightj pin favors on their guests: Carol Grabowska, Mary Ann Jas- trzab, Patricia Zielinska, and Flaine Paradowslza. To bring happiness into the lives of others is to increase the joy of our own. H'-. W 'Ki-L 'fo-1, X-Q VY-1 A SPOOKY PARTY provided creepy entertainment as witches and goblins invaded the gym at the jack-O-Lantern Frolic staged by the Freshmen for their big sisters of the academy, In upper left photo. Phyllis Czechowska, Chris- tine Malina, and Barbara Urban- czyk become live scarecrows danc- ing in the moonlight, In right cor- ner photo: Stephanie Mazur and joan Zientek prop up the cornstack with pumpkins to furnish a suit- able setting for the party. Facing the camera. Rose Marie Wlasner, Marie Ann Gajewska, Carol Za- leska, Kathleen Robinette, Felicia Zawistowska, Christine Wfdowilc, Irene Cycon, Carol Jann, and Mary joy Kebler appear unafraid of black cats. PATRIOTIC PALS deck the doors with bows of streamers. P2lfl'IL'iIl Gorska and Theresa Rozelc. on the step-ladder, enlist the help of other sophomores: joan Sikorska, IXlLll'xLIlll'ClI I.embicz, Patricia Kowalewska, and Geraldine Markiewicz, in completing the patriotic motif inspired by the Freedom Frolic held for the juniors. 95 COUSINS vs, COIISINS iualfw for keenei' mmpetition. Relaxing after lunch, Judith anil Carol Ko- sinska fextreme lcftj engage Mar- garet and Carol Kania frightj in a THE FRIIQNDLY FLAVUR is always on tht- menu. Cliums like Josephine Lipinslxa. I.m'x'aine Pie- czyn-ika, Iiileen Rutlicrfoiml, Arlene Wcvznyi, and Barbara XX'ieniewslca get togetliex' for lunch antl that in the sCh00l'S Cafeteria. A MUSICAL RITNDIYZVOITS in the studio yielils a few mclotlimis minutes for the iiinirsrs. Gloria Voight. Catherine Swiniarslaa, Carol Ceianslca, Magdalen Lcwan- tlowska, and Mildred Szymkowiak cxpluie the rcccvrcl alhuim for tum' favorites. THIZ SPIRIT OF SITRVICIZ rountlra up willing hearty and hands of American hliiniui' Rctl Cross members. I-Iumemoin rep- resentatives: Stephanie Maziir, Victoria Kozlowslca. Sylvia Pola- kiewivz, Mary Bi'anici'lca, Maxine Kicc, anil I3ai'hai'a Lukaszewska lcntl a cleft hantl tn pi-iwitle Ifaster haslcct favimrsg for hospital trays. '-Q-., 'Q game of ping pong, The set-up amuses Eugenia Zielinslca and Carol Zaleska who ran't def itlt- how tn side. HARMONY-TINY? hlends many voices in the freshman clinrus. After Sister Mary l.illian tunes-up the group with the ah-ah-ah work- out. the vocal chords operate smoothly enougli to swing into a serf-nzlile Qeated from left to right are: Joan Buczlcowslfa, ,loan Kra- suska, Sandra Nagowska, joan SZLlLl7ll'i, Maxine Gruharka, Joyce Siclcierslia. ,ludith Grahianowslca, Joyce Byledhal, Mary Ann Ku- iawa, and Sandra Hnppa. Standing are: Christine Pawlaczylc, Carol Nowak, Geraldine Banferowska, and Bernadette Polmrslca. COUNTER-ACTION in Villa's candy shop meets the increased Consumer rate threatenin,f an im- mediate depletion of sweets. Carol Vlfozniak, Jacqueline XX'rzosek, and Magdalen Jedrzeiewska volunteer services regularly to keep the sup- ply line open. On the purchasing end, lnretta Rogowslca, Diane B0- janek, Marcia Pieniaszelc, and Natalie Zasucha represent the typi- cal buying hahits of teen-age Cll9fOIUE'l'S. IT'S ll-DAY FOR BETTY and her friends didn't forget. Carol Siecz- karelc pins a rihlwon bow nn Eliza- heth Ryszkiewicz as Arlene Kieb- zak. Kathleen Burek. Mary Ann Sojka. Christine Glichowska, jean Zalvlocka, and Rose Mary Miesz- Czalc help celebrate 11 happy hirthdal '. . 'Nu , F l i Y rs a as i-.. T'-n.,,,,h WM Q. , LL, 'rx r 1 R arf . 1 Q 97 .n,.,....,., pork tok have fought and loft than fi 4 ii ' f Q L Qf ,ff Upper right: THE LUNGE is practiced by Jo Anne Dahrowska, Adele Weselak, and Patricia Rapczew- ska eager to make a point. llpper left: TUMBLF-BUGS, Theresa Tomczak and Judith Lysy make it look easy with a little grip and grace. THF BATON BRIGADIT step along in precision form, Instructor Carol Safran lends the pert major- ettes: fleft to rightj Shirley Kline, Judith Niezgotla, Patricia Puhacz, Dorothy Maichrzak, Christine E 5 Wfilczewska, Carol Zbizek, and Dorothy Suchan. 5 Q Z , A fNg.:fn1,cv i .ggfegv jgihqrgag.-,inf 1r'.+i:'Syggq,:3 , t Q 'r 4 f ' y+ ' --1-t'::1.'iqqgg3gg35722313125fi?f?555fiaXef52?' 45, t , 5 .F V t aft-5.-Qftwaza-:rt-iqwt . . M , ,.4.,4N53:i3,mi..n ,, QN .X .L-'gjkx LW '- ' at A Q X L 5 A' FENCING1iXPI?RTS.lone Kurek NY iw and Sylvia Zielinska, demonstrate 'Q' the on-guard position. Upper left: THE SALUTE comes off neatly enough for Joyce Mnrkiewicz, Marcia Franczyk, :incl Elaine Kozuchowska learning the decorum of the sport. Upper right: A TENNIS TXWOSOMF, Diane Kaczmarek and Joan Rogalska, offer Elizabeth Ostrowska fcenterj a slant on the sport. Below: TIPS FROM A CHAMP like Nancy Zielinska fin the fore- grounclj can yet make arch-archers of Marcia Kruczek, Diane Bronowska, and Barbara Winiarz. ,f '- SX THE GROUNDXVORK in gym limbers up the limbs. Reaching for their toes are: ffirst rowj Jo Ann Swiatelc, Patricia Capage, Dolores Pytlak, Joyce Siekierskag fsecond rowj Catherine Kelly, Elaine Plewinska, Helen Pachura, Dorothy Deczg fthird rowj Janice Belter, Joan Kazmierczalc, Carol Brzykcy. and Judith Rinker. FROSH TEAM INIAKES GOOD because lNfary Ann Czajkowslca. Patricia Szewczyk, Martha Kuczman- ska, Christine Glichowska, and Carol Jann make serious business of basket ball practice. Varsity Captain Theresa Tomczak THE LITTLE BELLE gets the ring. Gym instructor, Mrs. Krajewski fin the baclcgroundj supervises a game of deck tennis played hy Geraldine Smith, skag lsecond rowj Car Laskowskag fthirrl rowj Ann Nowak, Christine Blamowska, Nancy 1 lx' ' g Qfourth rowj Sandra Lockwood. Swierczynska, Joyce Iv ar 'iewicz VARSITY TEAM: fhrst rowj Patricia Bracilaowslia, Eleanor Gor- ol Rollelc, Joan Wojcinska, Mary Ann H, 2.ll7iw1fs1 1251 -A SHOOTING STARS line up for try-outs, Viviun KKJHfCLlC'I'L1fll trims fo1'tl1elmslcetantl. . .fortl1etez1m. jutlith Kauznmrek, Dulures Klutk, Arlene Rusznla, Betty Ann Peltz, and june Suwicku are ready to lllilftll her thrnw or . , . tlu hetter. TIIAM-POXY'liR propels the hunmn merry-go-round. In the circle: fclmlcwisej Autlrey B1'at'ikow'sl-za, Marie Durtlzi, Prltritizr Gorsku, Loretta Zuchwie- jewska, Dolores Zawaclzlca, Alice Tomczak, Patricia Ward and Rita Wozniak check on the links before getting into the whirl. junior Vilfifjfj' Cfzplain Mary Ann Rokitka JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM: ffirst rowj Christine Fulkowska, Marie 'Iytlu second rowj Bzlrhxira Burzknwski, Judith Stejl'mtl1, Patricia Domrnml fthird rowj Theresa Glinslcu, Mary Ann XVe-solowskzi fourth rowxj Felicia Zawistowslca. ,.,...... 'Wwf if 5.-. S 'Il Hue? ui af s. '- I xg, uni 'KL ai 5 v ...Jw ', i Rt. Rev. Rt. Rev. Rt. Rev. VERY SPECIAL PATRONS Joseph Glapinski, V.G.,P.A. Peter Adamski Michael Biniszkiewicz Rev Rt. Rev. Maximillian Bogacki Rev. james Cholewka, O.F.M.C. Rt. Rev. Maximillian Mueller Very Rev. john Paul Rev. Rev Rev Rev. . Daniel Szostak Rev. Rev Remigio Pigato, P.S.S.C. Alphonse Stegmeier Francis Swiatkowski Edward Synowiak Francis X. Wlodarczak . joseph Wroblewski Rt. Rev. Henry B. Shaw Rt. Rev. Stanley Sierakowski Very Rev. Vincent Sokolowski Rev. joseph Boryszewski Rev. Stanislaus Dawidziak Rev. Carl Drews Rev. Chester S. Frysiak Rev. Rev. Rev. Thaddeus Glowacki Peter Hoffman john Hrycyna Rev. Eugene E. Kaczmarek Rev. Stanley H. Klein, Capt. U.S.A.F. Rev. joseph E. Kuczka Rev. Anthony Kwarta Rev. Henry Laskowski Rev. Henry Lex Rev. Bronislaus Majerowski Rev. john Melinski Rev. Basil Ormsby Bracikowski, Mr. and Mrs. T. Dukat, Mr. and Mrs. Phillip F. Golata and Feret Construction C Hochul, Mr. Richard joe's Poultry Market Kaminski, Mr. and Mrs. B. Kolipinski Brothers Inc. Koprowski, Mr. and Mrs. Krempa, Mr. and Mrs. H. Kujawa, Mr. and Mrs. L. Legierski, Dr. and Mrs. L. Partyka, Mr. and Mrs. C. Sachenik, Mr. and Mrs. M. Slomba, Mr. and Mrs. S. Trembowicz, Mr. and Mrs. L. Warsaw Bowling Center Wdowik, Mr. and Mrs. Zgoda, Mr. and Mrs. Fathers Club of Villa Maria SPECIAL PATRGNS Adarnczak, Mr. and Mrs. F. Aleksandrowicz, Mr. and Mrs. A. Bai-lo Restaurant Baginska, Mrs. Carrie and Family Barr, Dr. William Bartell, Mr. and Mrs. B. Berny Brothers Heating Bialy, Mr. Anthony P. Bicio, Mr. and Mrs. F. Braciak, Mr. and Mrs. B. B-racikowski, Mr. and Mrs. Buczkowski, Mr. and Mrs. S. Bystryk, Mr. and Mrs. A. Cook, Mr. Raymond Czarnecki, Mr. and Mrs. E. Czekalski, Mr. and Mrs. S. Czekalska, Miss joan F. Frenchy's Tavern Garner Cabinet Company Glinski, Mr. and Mrs. E. OIHPHHY Golebiewski, Mr. and Mrs. V. E. Gorski, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Halota, Mr. john A. Halota, Mr. joseph G. Halota, Mrs. Sophie Helak, Mr. and Mrs. W. janiak, Mr. and Mrs. E. Kaye, Mr. Philip Kaleta, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Kaleta, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kluskowska, Mrs. Sophia Kobos, Mr. and Mrs. H. Konwinski, Mrs. Helen Kuczmarski, Dr. and Mrs. L. Kozlowski, Mr. Matthew Kozlowski, Mr. Walter Kramer, Mr. Andrew Kucharski, Mr. and Mrs. Kurzanski, Mr. and Mrs. E. Kuwik, Mr. and Mrs. S. Kuzniarek, Mr. and Mrs. Lelonek Real Estate and Insurance Company Lempko, Mr. and Mrs. R. Linkowski, Mr. and Mrs. T. Lovejoy Jewelers Lubera, Mr. and Mrs. Lukaszek, Mr. and Mrs. Mackowiak, Mr. and Mrs. Macey, Mr. and Mrs. Manus, Mr. and Mrs. Martynowicz, Mr. and Mrs. S. Mazu-r, Mr. and Mrs. W. Mazurkiewicz, Mr. and Mrs. M. Momot, Mary and Anthony Momot, Mrs. Joseph Momot, Mr. and Mrs. J. Mruk, Mr. and Mrs. P. Myszka, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Nickel Plate Road Niedzielski, Mr. and Mrs. H. Odojewski, Mr. and Mrs. S. Olinski, Mr. and Mrs. Olinski, Mr. and Mrs. Z. Osika, Mrs. Mary Pacer, Mr. Frank J. Paterek, Miss Genevieve Pawlowski, Mr. and Mrs. T. Piechowicz, Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Pierro, Mr. and Mrs. M. Pietrzak Funeral Home Raczkowski, Mr. and Mrs. E. Raczynski, Mr. and Mrs. P. Rak, Mr. Leonard Rak, Mr. and Mrs. H. Ready Construction Company Resetarits, Mr. and Mrs. F. Rimbeck, Mr. and Mrs. A. Rogers, Mrs. Connie Rudnicki, Mr. and Mrs. W. Safran, Felix Peter Siedlikowski, Mr. and Mrs. B. Siedlikowski, Mr. and Mrs. E. Siedlikowski, Mr. and Mrs. J. Skulicz, Mr. and Mrs. T. Smith, Dr. A. Stack's Liquor Store Stasiak, Miss Bernice Steinlein, Mr. and Mrs. A. Strom, Mr. and Mrs. V. Swan Creation Inc. Swiecicki, Mr. and Mrs. W. Swierczynski, Mr. and Mrs. F. Syroczynska, Mrs. Estelle Szafran, Mr. and Mrs. F. Szemraj, Mrs. Katharine Szydlowski, Insurance Szymanek, Mr. john Szymczak, Mr. and Mrs. M. Tabaczynski, Mr. and Mrs. H. Tadak, Mr. and Mrs. F. Taffel Photo Service Thruway Furniture and Appliance Tutak, Mr. and Mrs. E. Tomczak, Mr. and Mrs. F. Tryjankowski, Mr. and Mrs. E. Wasner, Mr. and Mrs. W. Wesolowski, Mr. Walter H. William Bakery Wojtan, Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Wrotniak, Mr. and Mrs. H. Wyczalek, Mr. and Mrs. F. Wysocki, Mr. and Mrs. T. Young Ladies Sodality of Corpus Christi Church Joseph Zoladz Lumber Company Seniors, Homeroom 102 Seniors, Homeroom 211 Juniors, Homeroom 103 juniors, Homeroom 212 Sophomores, Homeroom 106 Sophomores, Homeroom 101 Sophomores, Homeroom 203 Sophomores, Homeroom 208 Freshmen, Homeroom 401 Freshmen, Homeroom 202 Freshmen, Homeroom 107 Freshmen, Homeroom 204 Freshmen, Homeroom B-3 Adamczak, Miss Barbara Adamczak, Mr. Edwin Adamczak, Miss Geraldine Adams, Mr. and Mrs. E. Adarnski, Mr. and Mrs. B. Adamski, Mrs. Catherine Adamski, Mr. and Mrs. L. Aleksandrowicz, Mr. Adam Aleksandrowicz, Mr. Dave Ambrose, Mr. and Mrs. P. Andrzejewski, Mr. and Mrs. J. Andrzejewski, Miss Teresa Artistic Flower Shop Artkraft Tailors and Cleaners Automotive Inspection Agency Bacharczyk, Donna Baginski, Mr. and Mrs. H. Baginski, Mr. Henry, Jr. Baginski, Mrs. Stella Bajer, Mr. and Mrs. H. Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Bakerite Bakery Bakowski, Mr. Fred Bakowski, Mr. and Mrs. V. and Sons Balcerzak Hardware 8: Paint Store Balzamowski, Mr. Jerry Banasik, Mr. and Mrs. H. Bancerowski, Mr. and Mrs. A. Barabasz, Mrs. Eleanore Barczykowski, Mr. Joseph Baron, Mr. and Mrs. S. Baron, Miss Viola Bartell, Miss Christine Barwicki, Mr. and Mrs. W. Basin, Mr. and Mrs. D. Bastian, Edward Battista, Mr. and Mrs. T. Bauer, Senator and Mrs. S. Beechler, Mr. and Mrs. R. Benbenek, Mr. and Mrs. F. Bentz, Mrs. Florence Bentz, Mrs. Laura Bialkowski, Mr. and Mrs. E. Bialy, Mr. and Mrs. L. Biekowski, Mrs. R. Bielecki, Mr. and Mrs. A. Bieniasz, Jerry Bieniasz, Mrs. J. and Family Bingenheimer, Mr. and Mrs. E. Bitka, Mr. and Mrs. A. Bitka, Mr. and Mrs. J. The Little Bits Blachura, Mr. E. T. Blazak, Dr. and Mrs. S. Blazejewski, Mr. and Mrs. H. Bogacz, Mr. and Mrs. H. Bogacz, Mr. Richard Bogacz, Mrs. Rose Bogumie, Mr. and Mrs. J. Bonar, Mr. and Mrs. T. Boris, Mr. and Mrs. T. Borowiak, Gerald Borowiak, Mr. and Mrs. V. Borynski, Mr. and Mrs. F. Borynski, Mr. and Mrs. J. Braciak, Miss Alice PATRONS Braciak, Miss Angeline Braciak, Mr. and Mrs. J. Bracikowska, Miss Bernice Bracikowska, Miss Joan Bradley, Mr. and Mrs. E. Braniecki, Mr. and Mrs. F. Braniecki, Mr. and Mrs. W. Braxton, Miss Barbara Brocki, Mr. and Mrs. R. Brown, Mr. Howard Brzezowski, Mr. and Mrs. Brzyski, Mr. and Mrs. H. Buczkowski, Mr. and Mrs. D. Buczkowski, Mr. and Mrs. T. Budowski, Mr. and Mrs. M. Budziszewski, Mr. and Mrs. L. Bukowski, Dr. and Mrs. W. Burke, Mr. Vincent Burkot, Mr. and Mrs. L. Burkot, Mr. and Mrs. S. Burkot, Mr. and Mrs. W. Busteed, Mr. Frank Bystryk, Miss Bernadette Bystryk, Mr. and Mrs. J. Bystryk, Mr. Thomas Caesar, Mr. Louis Calasanti, Mr. and Mrs. C. Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. J. Car1a's Drapery Shoppe Casey's Photos Cegielski, Mr. and Mrs. R. Chet's Lounge Chlebowski, Miss Irene Chmielecki, Mr. and Mrs. C. Chmielewski, Mr. and Mrs. M. Cieslak, Mr. John Cieslak, Miss Christine Cieslak, Miss Carolyn Cieslak, Mrs. Celia Cieslar, Mr. and Mrs. F. Cislo, Mrs. Mary Ciszewski, Mr. and Mrs. J. Ciurczak, Mr. and Mrs. F. Clemens, Mr. and Mrs. E. Colton, Mr. William Cook, Mr. and Mrs. A. Croce, Mr. and Mrs. V. and Family Cross-Park Floor 8: Wall Covering Cybulski, Mr. and Mrs. W. cy, Mr. A. Cycon, Mr. Chester, Sr. Cycon, Mr. Emil Cycon, Miss Irene Cycon, Mrs. Mary Cyran 8: Sons Cyrulik, Mr. and Mrs. C. Czapla, Mrs. Genevieve Czaplicki, Mr. and Mrs. W. Czarnecki, Mrs. Clara Czechowska, Miss Dorothy Czechowski, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Czechowski, lvir. and Mrs. J. M. Czechowski, Mr. and Mrs. R. Czekalski, Mr. and Mrs. L. Czeladzinski, Matthew Czerwonka, Mr. and Mrs. R. 108 Dairy Queen Danahy, Mr. and Mrs. B. Dankowski, Mrs. Virginia Darlene's Beauty Shop Daruszka, Mr. and Mrs. V. DeGroocl, Mr. Cy Dekowski, Miss Mae DeLuxe Photo Supplies Dembik, Mr. and Mrs. R. Dispenza, Mr. and Mrs. L. Dolacinski, Mr. and Mrs. E. Domagalski, Mr. and Mrs. Domanski, Mr. and Mrs. E. Domasiewicz, Mrs. Pearl Dombrowski, Mr. and Mrs. B. Dominiak, Ronald Dorothy's Bridal Shop Drabel, Mr. and Mrs. J.- Drzazgowski, Mr. and Mrs. R. Drzyzga, Mr. and Mrs. F. Dudas, Mr. and Mrs. J. Dudek, Dugas, Dukat, Dukat, Dulski, Dulski, Mr. Robert Mr. and Mrs: A. Miss Barbara Ann Mr. Robert Mr. and Mrs. J. Mr. and Mrs. W. Duszynski, Mr. and Mrs. V. Dybalski, Mr. and Mrs. E. Dygula, Mr. and Mrs. G.- Dzielad, Mr. and Mrs. S. Dzielak, Miss Marcy Ann Ejnik, Mr. and Mrs. J. Erhlich, Mr. Philip Eron, Mrs. Jane Esch, Mr. and Mrs. R. and Family Falkowski, Mr. and Mrs. B. Faron, Mr. and Mrs. S. Felski, Mr. and Mrs. H. Ferber, Mr. Charles Ferber, Mrs. Rena Fijalkowski, Mr. and Mrs. S. Fimbcl, Mr. and Mrs. E. Fireside Appliance Forma, Mr. and Mrs. J. Franczyk, Mr. and Mrs. M. Frank's Pharmacy Fre ars , Mr. and Mrs. L. Freedman, Mr. William Fronczak, Mr. James Frost, Mr. John Furtak, Mrs. Helen Furtak, Miss Patricia Gadomski, Mrs. Charlotte Gajewski, Mr. and Mrs. F. Gardensville Turkey Ranch Garnham Family Gawronski, Mrs. Hattie Gay, Mrs. Jean General Appliance Genesee Beer Gerevics, Mr. and Mrs. A. Gesko, Mr. and Mrs. A. Gibas, Mr. and Mrs. A. Ginter, Mr. Jim Gister, Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Glaz, Mr. and Mrs. H. Glaz, Mr. and Mrs. T. Glinski, Mr. and Mrs. E., Jr. Gleska, Mrs. Lottie Glowaska, Mrs. Anna Glowacki, Mr. and Mrs. C. Glowacki, Miss Dorothy Glowacki, Mr. and Mrs. S. Glowacki, Mr. Stanley Glowczynska, Miss Annette Glowczynska, Mrs. Irene Glominski, Mrs. A. Glowiki, Mr. and Mrs. S. Dorothy Goebel Millinery Goinski, Mr. Richard Golembiewski, Mr. and Mrs. C. Golata, Mr. and Mrs. R. Golimowski, Miss Georgia Ann Goraczko, Miss Josephine Gorkiewicz, Mr. and Mrs. S. Gorslci, Mr. and Mrs. S. Grabianowski, Mr. Henry Grabianowski, Mrs. Phyllis Green, Mr. Archie Green, Mrs. J. Green, Mr. and Mrs. R. Grubacki, Mr. and Mrs. M. 'Grzelewski, Mr. and Mrs. A. Grzelewski, Mr. and Mrs. J. Grzesiak, Mr. and Mrs. C., Sr. Gurowicz, Mr. and Mrs. W. Guz, Mrs. Celia Guz, Miss Patricia Guzik, Mr. and'Mrs. A. Gwitt, Mr. and Mrs. H. Hagen, Mr. and Mrs. T. Hagerman, Mr. Victor Hall, Mrs. Hamilton, Mr. Albert Hark, Mr. and Mrs. R. Harlach, Mr. and Mrs. R. Hartinger, Mrs. Patricia Heigl, Mr. Edward Helak, Mr. and Mrs. F. Helak, Mr. Stanley John B. Helinski Bakery Helta, Mr. and Mrs. J. Herr, P.F.C. Donald C. 8: C. Hewitt Lumber Company Hobot, Mr. Matthew Hojnowski, Mr. and Mrs. T. Hojnowski, Mrs. Valeria Holz, Mr. Carl Hubert, Mr. and Mrs. N. Howie's Grill Hrinco, Mr. and Mrs. A. Hrinco, Miss Irene Hrinco, Miss Rose Hubert, Miss Rose Hubert, Mr. and Mrs. W. Husarek, Mr. and Mrs. A. Ignaszak, Mr. and Mrs. E. Imiolo, Mr. Daniel Iroquois Brewery Jablonski, Mr. and Mrs. R. Jachimowicz, Mr. and Mrs. B. Jacin's TV Repair Shop Jakubczak, Miss J. Jakubowski, Mr. and Mrs. L. Janczylik, Mr. and Mrs. F. Jankowski, Mr. Chester Janulewicz, Mr. and Mrs. B. Jaskiewicz, Mr. and Mrs. J. Jarmusz, Mr. and Mrs. F. Jean's Delicatessen Jedrysik, Mr. and Mrs. J. Jedrysik, Mr. and Mrs. W. Jedrzejewski, Mr. and Mrs. F. Jendrzejek, Mrs. Helen Jerzewski, Stephen Jerzewski, Mr. and Mrs. H. Jezuit, Mr. Norman Johengen, Miss Evelyn Josephine's Bridal Shoppe Jozwiak, Miss Bernadine Juda, Mr. and Mrs. E. Juniors, Homeroom 104 Juszkiewicz, Mr. and Mrs. S. Kaczmarek, Miss Patricia Kalameja, Mrs. Hattie Kaleta, Norbert Kalinowski, Mr. and Mrs. T. William Kaminski Food Market Kane, Mr. and Mrs. S. Kania, Mr. and Mrs. E. Kancar, Cpl. Don Kapturowski, Mrs. Mary Kapuza, Mr. W. Karczewski, Mr. Hank Karek, Mr. and Mrs. W. Karkowska, Miss Carolyn Karkowski, Mr. Fred Karkowski, Mr. and Mrs. H. 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