Marymount High School - Maryvue Yearbook (Garfield Heights, OH)
- Class of 1950
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To us he stands as a sym- in the vineyard ot Christ, he has bolio figure of total resignation of rnan taught many a soul to love God with- to the will of Goo. nine en 'Q-wr' ,,4affMwM RT Rrx Nlscn C1 ARFMFC F1 men Superzntendent of Ychools' Zeal for the development of Catho contacts are m themselves lessons m ltc leaderslup 1S tus orm lpal mm for apostollc achon to seek and to Wm the youth of our d1OCGSG P13 persona souls for Chf1Sl and Hls Chur h Rmrruxn Fmrr xu J XIONDIFII-XXSIxI Clmplmn and Instructor Xlhat makes a true A osrqe c Vary? T zea fa t e ea rse c IN ary urroaaa QC1 a me 5 wwq FH e Ia If Ma eu We Qauee of Marv flex en ' js ., f r . -11 T far h , L, f 4 r , ' ri, ' faifh our daily Ccnracfs with Father Ed, we find in Mary. and the eager desire to preaeh and I, .CUC : fetal C, 3,2 'ipzi TC . xy, girzii' l X ' , r X A. tvselse REVEREND MOTHVR IVIARY DIONYSIA W1th the motto, I can do all thtnqs ln Hlm who strenqtheneth me , Mother Mary Dtonysra assumed the respons1b1l1t1es of Mother General of the Slsters ot St Ioseph Her flISl personal V1S1l to Marymount qatned tor her a place of respect m the heart of every qtrl Her tatth and trust IH God made evtdent her zeal for the sprrltual development and growth of her Ststers and m all students tauqht by them 0+ fi. -2 4 Qu j. ll ' Q. ,Sl A t QA MOTHFR Mp RY THEOBALD More mtrmately knovn to the q1rls at Marymount Motlner Mary Theobald reflects her nearness to Chrlst and Hrs ldeals throucrn her cheery dsposmon Her S1l9I1l but powerful mfluence IS an lI'1d1CdllOI'1 of Her apostollc zeal to make Chnst known to others For that qulet but powerful rnfluence We are qra'ef.1l to her thx rteen - L fourteen W A QISTER MARY ANIPVTA Pfmmpaf XJhat can b more Chahenqmg than a hahenqe qwe by one who leads us towarf our goal m 11 e Be arothef Mary Dare 'o b Wfferent Be a Rosary Cmsader or Mary Pmese are me chdlenqes offered To us by our be oved rmcwal I-Ter oebonal mterest m us and for us :MN qo a mo way To Hell ,1 b ave The was of Has We unto Q happy etermty MQ 4.2 V .Y ' ff .1 .Q o, . . , A , . 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SISTER MARY LU ILDA American Proble'ns Glee Club chestra Senior Horneroorn IOES 4-1111+ SISTER MARY LAURETI A ' SISTER MARY LUDVINA Religion II M stress of the Postulants 'mmf Clothing A t Apprecia tion Apoheo r Soph Inore Homeroom 2Ol SISTER MARY BERCHMAN Latin II Algebra Religion Ill Sodalitf moderator Iunior Horneroom 216 fifteen dfLOIflt jedi' 0l':5 ' SISTER MARY BORGIA Enqlrsh T Amerrcart Hrstory Lrbrarrart Tekalcwrthan Club moderator Semor l-lomeroom ll8 4-1411+ ' S1srER MARY BEATA French Algebra World Hrstory C S M C moderator lumor Homeroom 232 5955-P ISTER MARY CRRSCENTIA Latm l Dr mat cs Dramatrc Club moderator Thes art moderator Sophomore l-lomeroom lU8 4-0414- diff? ' SISTER MARY ILLUMINATA Book keepmq Enqltsh ll Shorthand I Marral ass1star1t moderator Fresh mah Homeroom l2U SIXICCH sc - English l . . . English lV . . . Speech and Jaya! jyriencld ' ISTER IVIARY PASCHAL Geometry Typrnq Offrce Practrce Cheer leader moderator Sophomore Home room 213 9195-P ' SISTER MARY VIRCINELLA Clothrnq General Scrence Chemrstry Maryvue advrsor Senror Home room 100 ' SISTER MARY CONSUEILA Rehqron Freshman Homeroom 11C WW -DDD-P ' SISTER MP RY EMMANUEL Broloqy Enqhsh I Enqnsh IH Student Councl moderator Freshman Home room LOU 4-111' CX CHICCII We Walk 7a : Q WH ff! S zff M fc Une Pazfhaf ,,-f O I O ,uf ,' E l' iw. 'sh 'fm 'I' Ur ' A Q. Mn A ,LJ J -E , -IU if-'. fkvh Q jij- 1Xg xy-XX Inq U Tug' Q .!I, . ::l fl? , 0 A lx ' ,V :Ari 1. ,ff ' B f 371 -'fl , X .,f f',-2'f,f jf Q 'f!'ff' I yi A , ,,,!,,',1lfj ,,' 1 '!, 9 - 1' yffn' A M ,' g ' iff 1 f ,,,,, 1 .f, f, 1. f if ff 1 ',' 1' 1 2 fm' glul tin.: K iixv. limi I Zmth- :md xtsixx' i 11V1?1c'!1!luk' lflixl I IUIHW. I 231114 I :uw 1Iv'r'f1xf f 51' xm'wmx, Hi mwt '.uf1?xgngx'iN 'WMQ11 ' 112' K i, 5, Kvlw 1, NT. i 1' M, xJuI'!I,f!1,'lf iw! 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SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Center: Peggy Wilkes, president. Left to right: Phyllis Palsa, vice president: loan lntihar, secretary, Lucille Liptalc, treasurer. M. Filisko, D. Augustajtisrl. Golembiewslci, B. Gut, R. Baiias, B. Bodner. Bottom row: S. Gorce, R. Bender, S. Gorce, I. Battisti, A. Breclc, K. Doyle, l. Cizmar, l. Friess. Not in pic- ture: S. Dinri. 'tx I b S4 Q21 y?5, ff.. E? Q? ,f 'WV' W' W fv 'W vf V W Q :EG QP ' fs' lm V A x V gr? N, N X an xl u 15. gifs K QL, x' , e i i kkam N. 2 W ,. - ' Q' r M ,.. A , ' A AW W i K...,,. A Nm A Nw ' , . , ' M., ' - 62: . , . V ,' fa A . , sg ' : ' ' 1 ' Q v N ! 1 ' Q A .. ' M X - 'f ' 5 '97 p 9' 1 i g ' 2 za, k 5 . 2. vi V 4 cz V '-'-. if I X 5-,R --.wk 'U ' x ' 4 H , , ,,,, ,. 1 4 A N f wx W 5 ' W ' f-Qi ' nj if 5-1,530 ,. ' gf , . I . Every junior re- ceives her ring with pride and tries to live up to the standards symbolized by the emblem and remain loyal to Marymount. A 2:12 lm-,gif JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Center: Dolores Solinski, pre-si dentg left to right: Nancy Odziemski vice presidentp loan Milota, Secre tary: loan Botherrnel, treasurer. reloaring fo jab fine Olga - Qui' uniorzi HOMEROOM 232 Top row, lett to right: M. Braniclcy, M. Canda, G. Dworznik, M. A. Domaqalski, l. Brzoska, E. Elesk P Conroy, P. Cesar, D. Blatnilc, B. Brasty, B. Divolcy, B. Boiek. Middle row:E. Bender, M. Devera, C. D'Amico, V. D'Anqelo, B. Covelli, G. Basel, A. Cejer, M. Cerny Bottom row: B. Flerchinqer, M, Carr, l. Dusek, I. Ehasz, K. Clark. R. Cimburelc, D. Bayus, C. Flaherty T .N if is is 3-gg ' Wy X :Z if 'Y Q ... V W 5 v 4 if Q in 1 - t my , 4 'lv . .K i,g,as??Q 1 fm' x f P I Q .H 11, ' fn Sv Ai 0' ' 'M A' 0 if .v ' 2 w ww fs? X F QQ Ja was www 'ff-v W4 wwf M, 'Q 'W W W NB? 1 1 ij? 'V ff' iw 55 Q 5 an gg. W 7 W M Q Y 'Q ,,, K R , . .L . x KX. oing orwar , mr Senror Class offrcers left to rrqht Alrce Oberstar presrdent Marlon Stepan treasurer Betty Olrc vrce presrdent and Frances Cech secretary prepare or the observance of the class patronal teastday on October thtrd ...ww QM' If MARY ATHEY rnterested n rnedr crne exernolttres the Vlrtue of patrence was an ex eo t onal receotlon ST enloys reaornq 1 'on DOLQRES BARACZ as a tlarr wrth an a cordron Collected and arranged snaps tor the Maryvue has a knaclc tor clesrqnwnq and sewrnq her own clothe vtll be to row s '1 ns teache THERVSE BERNAS was an actrve Student Counctl vrce presrdent er ry s a vrrtual dynarno led her homeroom t so Cer ball xrctory ore sroed at Thesoran rreet rng elected to N H S 1... ..... .. ' ' , ' I ' , ' 7 ' , J ' , ' . l , I f I V 1 ,.W.WW U. - X . M W Q l' LT' t 4 ? 5 A' l K, 1 1 ,: or f' l a 1? 1 ak H' . . . W . ...h - . .. I V 4 . . . I H I . . A - ' ' rl - o C- ' T' Ml' s . .. A ' A ornor- ' A' - , , ' li' ic r. 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Diary lzke zn soul and body' in Wpf.-'vw IS tall and terr1f1c Wllh ch1c blonde member of Babs takes frequent srmply cant stand BARBARA BURA a neat feather cut the Gym Leaders Jaunts to Detro1t dlshwashmq FRANCES CECH snappy semor class sec retary femmlne verslon ot D1Ck Contmo mlstress of ceremon1es at the Chrlstmas when n1ck named Franco1s MARGARET BORNEMISA held the qavel at Student Councll meetmqs played ChOpSl1CkS tor the orchestra attended the Prom queen the Maryvue staff cla1med her spare tune stood at the helm of the Showboat possesses N H S 1ns1qn1a FRANCES C1ccoTTA always our Fran her favonte tac1al express1on 1S a sm1le she s everyone s pal seeks a career as a prxvate secretary SOPHIE BFONIKOWSKI raves about every thmq and anythmg concernxnq baseball 1n cludlnq the lnd1ans and Feller to enter the WAVES after qraduatlon thats her de slre has a weakness for bubble gum lOANN CSERVENYAK elected to v1ce pres1denc,f of Gym Leaders blows a trumpet sweet and mellow heads pub hclty comm1ttee of Student Counc1l M1ckey has personaltty plus cla1med rnembersh1p tn N H S IOAN BUBACK one or her s1del1nes playmq the v1ol1n has a tendency to blush eas1ly her pet peeve letter wr1t1nq rates hlstory as tops GSDIIGS to be a spouse of Chnst .U 9 3 W we 4-wevfmsmning ?-ucv l '?9f Q J .2 ur .8 f . 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' . 1 ' ' NN WI ary lzke ' Chzld of God, PRISCILLA CsoKMAY Patti iuggled fig ures on the Maryvue business staff voted our favorite chatter box all the clothes in her closet have that Halle label plans a future in the sky as an airline hostess MARCULA DE ANGELIS has that pro tessional touch with the ivories played as vital catcher on the champ soccer ball team Marcy 1S easy to talk to LETITIA DOMANSKI always a go getter oer of the National Honor Society Tish keeps the honor roll in tip top shape gifes impromptu Al imoersonations MARLENE DH MARCO . . . always ready to lend a helping hand . . . has a talent tor wrapping p.etty packages . . . sweet petite and nice to know . . . elected Christmas Bride attenoant. loAN Dwoazmk . . . owns a National Honor Society certificate . . . English and history are her preicrences . . . has a shy retiring a'r . . . aspires to a career ot reading ther' mometers . . . answered Christs call. M ANN DOBRY . . . handler' the funds ot the Fhespians . . . basketball a volleyball are her choi es anytime . . . lives up to er :.ii chievoias eyes . . . projects dramatic auility . . . wears a Marymount Mf LA V'EHNE FISHER ...' s a grcrnising soe prano songstress . , . has a musical crush on Vaughn Monroe . . . N. H. S. member . . . contributed her literary talents to the Mary- vue . . . Lovey is a quiet but etticient worker. ,gi Mary lzke on the Mission Senate . , . is a worthy mem- A ' r ' 1 o 1 lx 'A 'A I ' . Y' , , , if! I fa D , D Y o Il C J lvl Y 3 t V ,, , 1 o in mind and heart! ' every action 'U c, how fazr thou Art' ' 9 7 'fi RITA FRANKQVJIAK has a twofold talent for the orqan and vIolIn her most orrzeo possesslon 1S a collectron of St Anthony statues her road to Heaven 1S the relrqrous state IS N H S member IOSEPHINE GALGANSKI noted for her wonoerful Interpretatrons of Doctor Faustus hope to become the vo1ce wrth a srntle Qtelephone operatorD has a serrous out look on hte ku., EUGENIA FLAGA looks forward to teach Inq tots ID krnoerqarten has a rare lrkrnq for algebra equatlons belreves that an apple a day keeps the doctor away harls frorn Detrort IS her hobby IS an avld fan and partaker In folk dances has qu1te a collectron ot prcture postcards ,,-.. ROSEMARY FLAHEHTY comes from a large famrly and loves It ROSIG 1S patron of the dornestrc arts spreads her Irrsh charm everywhere ,4 LLEAINORE GORZELANCZYK proved her 'QNX self a volley ball whIz lS a dlrnrnutrve 'Ittle rmss has an aversron to water drearns of a busmess career MARY FLERCHINGER apprecrates art ap preclatlon IS clever wrth a cook book as well as wlth a needle and thread known as an accornpllshed swxrnmer baby Sll trnq IS her avocatron Wir f Awww WI-f 'QQ 'W - . - , .I : X ' W to f H 4 xi, 'l ' X I I . A AHAQ f- - , VIRGINIA GOLIEMBIEWSKI . . . photoqraphy --'- - ,:.,. . , . I G ,, , ,, , a . - tw- 2 ' . . . . I If W ' r I f , 'Q 1 E A. .V . . . Q I. . . . I ' . . . I ., ml ' . I 4 . . . 4 ' 1 A 'N oi ,Ulm Qld '. xr ws .,, M MSR NNS,ANHRk'kYE54 . 3 rt 5 ,4 .. , I l ' li MMM 'L K .t -111 .N 713-SFP Q4 , if , ,a,,..,w if IOAN GRUBISS . . . takes things seriously, but always has a laugh . . . considered a pleasant person to have around . . . Wednes- days her busiest day: she collects pass money . . . keeps the office practice class jumping RITA HAVLICEK elected to prestdency of N H S possesses a Thespran emblem four years earned her an orchestra let er voted formal attendant plays the ole bass f1ddle m the orchestra AGNES HOMA her thoughtfulness and srncerlty sh1ne forth IS generous wtth her smlles has for her amb1t1on a model w1fe and mother lS a gentle d1gn1f1ed m1ss It-:AN HLAVATY made a 1olly Santa at the senlor Chnstmas party keeps Home room lOO laughtng has the t1tle Slugger of the soccer team IS a perfect example of There s one 1D every crowd holds that specral place ID everyone s heart GERALDINE lGLEWSKI held the offrce of asslstant prexy of N H S drd the nlght work on the 50 Maryvue Igloo has an 1nfect1ous glggle IS fond of practrcal Jokes JEAN I-loLsoN has that you never can tell eYpress1on banana spllts keep her f1gure ttrm Cbelreve 1t or notb emoys 'T' V wrestlmg pen pals f1ll her spare t me on the beam w1th U B subscnptrons CONSTANCE IANKOWSKI was a never dymg sports rooter her second home was the offlce practlce room 1S only known as Connre makes a graceful cartwheel her amb1t1on 1S to be a doctor s Wlfe 1 Fair to Christ Fair to Earth To be like Her Earth's and v I A V I ,K ,VSA t l Q tt tl ' y ks K 4,15 fr K - 1 i rt , V t t t 1 - i . 4 2 lt V gli I a v Alzll if - ll' . l ...... 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Q 'ff sznce thou art seen , H D ,L -like Mary 'fl H eaven's F airest Queen ADELINE KACZOR snappy representatwe of Senlor lOo heaoed the entertamment comm1ttee of Student Councll swlnqs a mean baseball bat an all sports partrcl pant CAROL KASHUBA a talented m1ss w1th a palntbrush or pencll Ju lo v e s tenms trrps the lxqht fantastrc for recrea t1on worked on the Maryvue ANGELA IOHNSON has a subtle sense of humor IS fascmated by test tubes and chemrcals wtll be a future Angel of Mercy wants rt known that she comes from Barberton CONSTANCE KISILEWICZ 5 2 eyes of blue possesses a deep mellow vorce IS the f1nanc1al supporter of her pals fmds pork chops FLORENCE KACZMARSKI o zealous Worker for the MISSIONS W1 make an eff1c1ent secretary eats the bxq qest lunch 1n cafetena 2 h r secret ambl t1on to b a tashlon model ANN KLONOWSKI her sense of humor covers any srtuatlon tap dances Just for un boasts of a Marymount M she s loaded Wllh dough Cher Dad owns a bakeryj MARGARET KALMAN beloved entertaln 'nent commrttee cha1rman of the Sodal1ty the Gene Krupa of the Marymount Or chestra semor class comedlenne Wore he queens crown at the Semor Prom the spark plug of the cheer leaders o member X I l ma- . bsv':'wm-Q..u- S wt L , S 5 Lx ' 3' V I, ' ' . . . ' st H - - - - H r x 1 1 I 1 3 . . . ' l' . .:.:...v.- 5 ,-,. :-. 5 ::2: '- ' N 1- K fy , it a pleasure to both cook and eat breaded - 'F .-A: A . E tses A R 6 A .A:V.V:V.,., ' . . . Fl is a A l I ' , e ' . 'gf 1 A n A I . S - f ' A :W lx , . . . N. H. A ff E 'N' I ' , 1 r I ,a,l 2 are A fl ' When thy soul f' What a Mary lzke When thou lt meet her BEATRICE Ktoprzc week ends tind her at the skating rink is the silent worker for the C S M C has a quiet and reserved manner THERPSE KOLAKOWSKI answered the call to the religious lite blushes at the slightest provocation a native Clevelanoer gets that rapturous expression when dying devotion to her patroness the Little Flower CHRISTINE KRUSZEWSKI able and zealous pretect of Our Lady s Sooality crowned Mary in May holds the purse strings ot the Gym leaders has a natural gift for mimicry a gal who laughs easily and much Chris holds a coveted N H S emblem. MARY IANE KOJDELKA . . . a never-miss gal on the honor roll . . . made with the pens and pencils while working on the 50 annual . . . belonged to the cheerfleading squad . . . rated N. H. S .... favors a short hair-do. MARY ANN YRUZYNSRI . . . m-a-a-d abou horse-back riding . . . has that long lean look . . . she has a sweet baby-face . . . bowls them over at the Trianon. IRENE KRUKOWSKI . . . popular partner on any dance floor . . . has that peaches and cream complexion . . . her honey-colored hair adds to her attractiveness . . . is tennis enthusiast. HENRIETTA KRYWY . . . makes music on a comb . . . instigator of homeroom pranks . . . photographically inclined . . . tops in any sport . . . occasionally reverts to pig-tails. 4, -1 ' Vary lzke in soul' F D listeningh to a Strauss waltz . . . has an un- s ' t l a What Beaut lS full of grace E .V 'TVR fp' .L ,vm smzle wzll greet Thee lg .ey face to face' -Hahn, l GRACF LIPKA rates as a lovable person aity is guite a collector has that reamer s look donned he onvent veil children fill the first place in her heart MARY LrsY chosen as business editor oi the Maryw ue held the honor of attend mg the Christmas Ball queen has a merry twinkle in her eyes a member of N H S MARY IANE KUCZYNSKI an ardent base ball fan has a yen for spaghetti a gal who doesnt need a permanent a ass with big blue eyes ALrcE MAYHER Al is the gal behind the wheel called Miss Modelform of 50 can tell a Joke at the drop of a hat elected to the Drom queen s court talented in dramatic her favorite get up Jeans and an old shirt VERONICA KURCZ . . . Ronnie scores high on the bowling team . . . candid photos are her specialty . . . her crowning glory her long brown hair. MARY ANN IVICCANN . . . worked as an active C. S. M. C. president . . . is an lrish lass with blue eyes and freckles . . . cap- tains the Marymount bowling learn earned her Marymount M. DOROTHY LIPKA . . . Our Ladys Sodality has her in their good literature comrnitte . . . a career in chemistry appeals to her . . . spends summers on the golf course . . . was vice president of the Merry Molecules . . . N. H. S. member. CoNsrAN E MCFARTI-IY show d hersen to b an ea 'Iest MISSION Senator served a a top notch I pttontst for four years her lrtsh Vyes are Smtltnq when In n e Co 119 ts a frrend Indeed PATRICIA MCDFVITT Pat htdes her shyness behtnd a blush has an asptratlon to help those In need looks charIn1nq In whrte has the Look of the lrtsh 1U those sparkltnq blue eyes LoU ANN MERHOLZ proved herself to b a convrncrnq publtc speaker fnends call her Lou1e sh1nes In the htstory class lends that cornrc touch to any srtuatton ROSEMARY MCVAN ha1ls from Akron Arnertcan problems 1S Tops wtth ner lo l's to a future as a fourth grad teacher turns out a dehctous chocolate cake loves roses BARBARA MEYLRS attendant to the Chrtstrnas Br de busy ace on Our Lady s cornrntttee of the Sodahty Shorty of the class r cts or the lqnat1us football tearn MARCELLA MFNDLIK wears the N H S Instonta hopes to be a famous arttst so'ne ay always a speedy typtst sports a neat trtm ha r do ass1sts 1U the account Inq department c Marymount Hospttal DOLORLS MICHAEL possesses danctnq Prown ey s nth personaltty to Tftdl h has troubl decrdtnq where to park those long leqs has a passron for toboqqantnq nuts about boots and saddles lf N rv X, xf . . . 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C . . . e ' . ,ft ff Keepzng ln control, both revealmg for thy soul 'INV' '--,X Q 545 BEENADETTE NoI.I. has hopes of becom Inq a I l9d1Cdl l1brarIan h r typInq speed hIts ov r S1XlY busy secretary of C S M 1S partIcular about everythmq she does VIRGINIA NOVOTNY has that modu lated tone eemmqly shy but frIendly attendant to the Chnstmas BrIde Bengal fan acttve member on Our Lady s c'ommIttee STELLA MUNIAK Marymount l-lospItal mtchen comedIenne alIas Stash lxves ID a pdlf of old loafers sInks baskets tor her homeroom basketball team ALICE OBERSTAR led a double hte as senIor cIass presIdent and prexy ot Gym Leaders lovely Chnstmas Ball queen famous tor her lonq taffy colored tresses a prIze catch on any basketball team leads the audlence In cheerleadmq BETTY IEA II lVlYERS persIstently crashes red l1ql'1lS senIor MISSIOH Senator has a talent wIth words receptIonIst duty keeps her busy BETTY O IC eftIcIent hard workmq V P of the SGDIOT class was voted Chnstmas Ball attendant spends tIme as M A A secretary 15 an aqIle Gym Leader cIaIned that Marymount letter WANDA NIEMIC spends her oftume on the dance floor IS a volleyball enthusI ast the hte of any party buys polka recordmqs Wllh her spare stlver .27 f .ggi 7 -we wg52v'V! 4F4' 'R WS' K t ,A 'I ,fif Flffht Fooos I fi' tff nur cfnun , :za ii SJ-Q ',ltt 'M 'T::1'::1':. ft A Awflflls A A aw on-:mL .L In 11. .L ,gk .... I X 1 4, KENT' fy - ff, X-C J :-nv. ww W? wvpgwnf 'w' all Mary-like In enjoyment, Watching Mary, GRACE OSTROWSKI snappy wrth the snropers hopes to be a globe trotter makes spa es In her spare trme as beautrtul blue eyes FRANCES PATRICK symphonres top her lrst ot musrcal requests Francre loves skatrng hlls scrapbooks wrth specral nothrngs seeks a career as a Woman IH whlte PATRICIA PESKAR regrsters femmrnlty and good groommg a sports mmded gal makes a cute blonde Cheerleader teaches rehgrous truths to tIny tots MARY ANN PAULIN ranked as hrst at tendant to the Chrrstmas Ball queen book keeper ot the Sodahty member ot N H keeps the notes for the Gym Leaders uses spare energy In cheerleadrng FLORENCE POTAPSKI Veep of the C S M has fun smgmg duets cheery orsposrtron another one of those cateterra comrcs DONNA IEAN PESKAR records M A A notes and Informatron on her toes when It Comes to basketball a senror wrth style sense took N H S pledge elected Formal attendant LA VERNF PROCHASKA blue predomt nates her wardrobe warbles second so prano In the Glee Club would make an excellent score keeper on a baseball team roots for the Redskms Loving Ma1'y in OK ' Q H 1 if ik H ' A ' ' ' ' ' ' I :las ,xx , kat .... 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'mtl 15 SABINA RATKAI vtce prestdenttal duttes on the Soctahty clatm her t1me f1nds her lnsptrattons tn the oddest places had the honor of attendmg the Chnstmas Brtde her locks are of a raven hue membershtp to N H S IS hers LUCILLE RIHA mad chemtst ot e a amateur ttckler ot the 1vor1es orown curly ha1r and b1g blue eyes otres to be an Angel of Mercy AUDR Y PUTKA e busmess end of the Maryvue consumed her energtes never m1sses the b1ro1e tn a game of badmtnton h r career marrtage CAROT E SCHULTZ spends eventng vtew ng T V sharp at ttgures tboolckeeptngb has a sm eet set of dlmples pet talent gutter balls has an addtctton to mystery s ones CHARLO FTE RAMSDORPER a spectator at games canny about can1nes e Maryvue bus1ness staff made use of her abtltt es always sm1l1ng GERALDINE Sc1sLowsK1 was prtvtleged mth the tttle ot Chnstmas Bnde works ha d on the Sooaltty Euchanstt commtttee plans to be a dtetlttan a pettte blonce member ot N H S HELEN RASZKIEWICZ her motto A ways lend a helptng hand can tell a Joke and laugh tw1ce as hard has a yen tor grape phosphates answered God s call , mir fs 7 I L -X' xii i, Www- lt . X- Qx J CHARLOTTE SEBEK her lizards have endeared her to the senior class high Jump artist homeroom teams find her inoispensable Char would be lost with out her afterschool coke 391985 ARLENE QEMAN blue rates as her fa vorite color our favorite dance partner whether it be a iitterbuq or a polka gets a biq k Ck out of learning to drive just loves to read magazines MARIAN STEPAN handles the coins of e senior class violinist extra roinaire the orchestra possesses N H S certificate Contributed her artistic talents to the Mary vue VAIENTINE SIERPIN heads publi ity Committee oi Sodality Christmas Bride s attendant shorthand and typing speed demon famous for her puns S member MARY Loursr: SUCHY Maryvue editor in chief keeps a reqular date with the honor roi constantly debates about baseball an N H S badqe adorns her uniforfn 5 ANTOINETTE SMOLINSKI . . . Toni has that j alored look . . . her sweet quiet manner has made her many friends . . . fond of farm ie . . . throws a mean basketball. MARGARET Susriartsrc , . . N. H. S. secre- i tary . . . a bookworm at heart . . . ardent Bob Mayest thou learn Of Her smile W hzch reflects Of Her pure soul 'wm- J , A Feller fan . . . Tiny of the Maryvue art staff. I 5 if the hidden secret so kind, so true, the radiant beauty gleaming through. MARY THERESE VALTR . . . a sweet and dernure miss enjoys a session of harmon 1z1ng wrth her buddres a small gal W1'h a btg heart RITA VANCE her closest compamon a Spamsh d1ct1onary has that vogue look ln hatr do s makes Wllh the skates at the ne1ghborhood rtnk has a cravmg for any and all kmds of salads collects salt and pepper shakers BERNICE Swrcortsxr wtll teach the ch1l dren of tomorrow entered the servtce ot Chrrst dangerous IH a volleyball game peach s are her weakness MARGARET VASIL looks decepttvely 1n nocent loves practlcal tokes has that spec1al touch Wrth a thread and needle full of ups and downs Cshe runs an elevatorb a w1ll1ng consplrator ln any plot BEVERLY TOMECKO has a sweet d1spos1 tton along wtth a sense of humor cheers or the Flyers Bev IS parual to sports clothes playmg guard 1n basketball IS her spectalty IEANETTE VEDRA that hauntmg treas urer of the C S M C the gal who always has an answer the baby of the semor class yearns for a srlver gray Cadtllac converttble BARBARA TUROCY devotes ttme to her secretanal Job 1n Our Lady s Sodaltty has a vo1ce that lends easlly to harmon1z1ng tmy but terr1f1c basketball player was ln the May Queen s court TVR ? 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RosEMARY Vo cANsEK elected senror representatue ot ll8 edrted the l95O Student Drrectorv ROS19 beheves that Doq IS r nan s pest trrend her character Non her a p ace on N H S a receptron 1st s career aooeals to her RITA ZDROIEWQKI one of the hosprtal rew veryone calls her Lrttle One loves o qrve advrce on how to spend mon y coll cts phonograph records Dofoa s X'ALr1xsH always a hand Y qrrl rn ottrce practrce contrlhuted her l l ar rs 1C dbll1ll9S to the SO Maryvue nlclc vt th poe s ALICE Zr T rx has a soothrnq vo1ce tor d rea rnq ooerry fondly calleo Zuzu she s tops ln a swlmrnrnq pool or on a drvrn Q hoard has a weakness for chocolates l wou d ll' to Joln the WAAFS MARY ANN 'XMIKOWSKI calle Coolqe tor short rs nvled tor her peaches and cream cor rplexron loves to talk about th any rno ard ef yhnq the good or C411 MARY IANE ZH1MsEK a wrllrnq wo lc r er for the Mrss ons teaches relrqron as a srd l rne Lrppy has a reserved soot on th honor rol w1ll follow rn her SISTGI s footsteps as a stenoqrapher 5 W-....,, L . . . 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I 'i '1 4 rj -1 -- 'Z A I NN 'Z 3 ' . N- ... -- . ,,, . J- . 3 .1 5 ' ..- ! 1 - :' 'if ,QL 1 .. ... , A . 0 . ,.J ., F f ' -7- f- Z 1 ,, ft M 3-A , 1' if 3 ',, ft .. V 9 C I '1 I I . -.4 l' ,-Y - -A f f ' 1 V - N - O , 1 Q , .. . N ,.. 4 ' , , Q. ' - F .. .T , .. ,- -- f- Z. 1. if X j0 9851455 Procession of the sodalists in the an- nual May Crowning. ,fc , 4 ' KW Ji-4, Reverend Edmund Mondzelewski dis- tributes the Sodality rule book to new Sodalists. As each girl recites a prayer and pre- sents the Blessed Virgin with a rose, she composes a part oi the living rosary. dality reception. Concluding the retreat was the So- a n U g Preieot oi the Sodality, Christine Kruszewski is brivi leged to crown the Blessed Virgin. Father Hugh Calkins O. S. M. conducted the Holy Year Retreat on lanuary 16, 17, and l8. VVe'll never forget those three days ot intimate union with Christ and His Blessed Mother. The attendants at the May Crowning were the Sodality officers. Lett side, top to bottom: Mary Ann Paulin, Dorothy Lipka, Geraldine Scislowski, Barbara Tu- rocy. Center: May Queen Christine Kru- szewski. Right side, top to bottom: Sabina Ratkai, Margaret Kalman, Valentine Sier- bin, Barbara Meyers. loan Brichacek and loan Intihar examine the Sodality bulletin on the Holy Year. While singing Christmas Carols and The attendants leading the Chapel as she carries Child, whom she leaves carrying lighted candles, each girl pays homage to the Christ Child. forty-eight NO Come ollf Members of the Glee Club present a Christmas pageant. Blessed Virgin is portrayed by Barbara Turocy, St. loseph-Peggy Wilkes, King-Carol Spittler, Servantfphyllis Palsa, Angels-bottom-vVeronica Kurcz, Lou Ann Merholz, topflvlary Ann Wilcowslci, Henrietta Krywy. i. 1.4 X I the Christmas Bride into an image of the Christ ' .' l on the side altar. if 1 it Qt' I uQ,y l' lx ,L Wi ft' tilt 'Fu 6 -, . Geraldine Scislowski, the Christmas Bride, was chosen to represent the stud nt body in paying homage to the Christ o 77 - M5 .xgvlore cm Child' THE ATTENDAIJTS or THE CHRISTMAS Bains. Top, left to riqht: Dorothy Lipka, Marlene DeMarco, Virginia Novotny, Sabina Batkai. Front, left to riqht: Valentine Sierpin, Barbara Meyers. forty-nine OP? pefkd og 0 The Tekakwithan Club is devoted to the study of the religious life. Four club members are examining with interest a picture ot their patroness, Blessed Katherine Tekakwitha. They are, left to right: lean Redmond, Mary Ann Tady, Helen Kenilc, and Renette Bruzda. w it Pictured here are three freshman group o eks Realizing the importance ot finding one's vocation, these groups meet to study the various religious orders for women. 14 f ff FH OIOIU ,MJ aff Amcng the girls at Marymount are a few who have chosen the better part. They are our postulants and aspirants who have entered the service of God. These future teachers and nurses have answered the Call of Christ, Conte, follow Me. Cheerful and happy descrrbes our nostu lants Top row elt tc rtght loarne Bama K J 'wld le row Helen Raszktewtcz grace roca Bernrre Swrgonslcl Bette r W I a D Jorzntlc Rua Franlcowtak Therese Valafewsxt ,N 2, 1 3 Fear Marymount grrls who have answereg Chrrsts at are left to r1ght Therese Kolakowslu Grace lroka Helen Haszlgewrcz and loan Dworzntlc rways sn 1 g a wt mg 0 e ar ur as trants Fcurh row let to rtgh R Derta Cagne Pr sct' a Los ewtcz Ann Lubercla Thrrd row Margaret Przywara Mare Abertsen 'l' erese Sannns4y Seecrfl rcwf lean rvre xl z D ylts Clvva tta fterge r n R se Sw gonslfr hftx one C 11 - . ' H' H -H H A A - A' 'X iiln nd 'll'. f h lp e O AA. I1 ' 5 U 1' CQ, p' . t ', f, ' t:.e', Angela lohnson, Eugenia Flaga, Resernar Mc- ' f l -l 1 - t 7 - a t 'ang llc : lr ' ' ,F ' ' V, .A ' - - ' t ' ' ' ' A' 1C,r h 1. 11 Ft. S, - , ,lg F Cut: 9 v- ' ' ' A l ' ' Y A ' ' We Siacfq '7a9e W MM W haeh xear brmgs us added problems Greater tasks to face and conquer leach xear brmgs us greater trlumphs And rewards of greater rlehness '7!w Nu' '1 1 ., 5 . r 1 1 ,NN 11 ' V an rx. . if . X XX.-r',,,. . V A ' 1: . ,. 1 'Q V . . r Q V ,Jw 1 H - - . A .,,. y Q .I I , . . 54 4 V lux! in . ssh..-hx ' ' QQ' x 5 - . x X gs. i jr!! in , L 4 ' 'Y ': YF. 7' NN ' Hy' X MXN X I .9, ' Ioan Friess and Barbara Hirka construct a bulletin board showing the char- acteristics of faith as part of a religion project. Father Ed conducts an informal discussion with the members of the Religion lV class. They are, left to right, first row: Donna lean Peskar, Priscilla Csokmay, Mary Ann Kruszynski, and Dolores Michael: and second row: Laverne Prochaska and Beverly Tomecko. Valeria Kosak, Alice Graziadei, and Monica Kosak add another clipping to a bulletin board of famous popes of history. i A ... 1 Nt,f'fLQg A . jf x I if .ti fifty-four 52.01, . ., goo! in ur iued Rev. fi. Mondzelewski, senior religion instructor, shows the con- tents of a sick-call burse to two students, Lou Ann Merholz and Dorothy Lipka. . . . 9206! in Wafure Patricia Conroy shows how bioloqy students spend some of their time, dissecting the cambarus ariinis Ccrayfish to you.D ,yn 'il . '41, 4. 'R' ! Z?'?w,.- ' rp General science students conduct a panel on the muscular system. They are, lett to riqht: Antoinette Badar, Carol Spittler, Marqaret Fox, Ann Marie Kennedy, and Mary Ann Kaminski. No mad scientists are these, but just chem- istry students. Lucille Riha, Mary Flerchinqer, and Mary Ann Kruszynski demonstrate the preparation of chlorine. These Bio-Belles look into the microscope to see what they can see. They are, left to right: lean Pavlin, Arlene Polak, Rosemary Covelli, Therese Kolakowski. Constance D'Amico, Patricia Pavlin, Marion Meissner, Geraldine Basel, and losephine Duselc. :tl '44 I, qc yea? r 1 r-1 ' ? , A Geometry students Margaret Woodrrck and Marrarme Kubmskr works Mary A1 e Ctt demonstrate the b1sect1on ot a out algebra problems assrst tme as Carol Vonyvka Marxlyn Sremer Reqm ed by Ioarme Dempsey arm Torkowsh and Lucrlle L1pta1c look on Laura Martmsek uf gzvwfop 0glC6L l 5 i Ioarme Szczeparrskr con ducts Enqhsh HI class accord mg to parhamentary oroced ure l 0lfLgA 6l,fAQl'l'l6LtLC6 1ce Mayher and Mary Ann Reulbach tsea' edb and Betty Bartkowlak Cstandmqi Spamsh senorrtas carry on a CIISCUQSIOH about Soam m 115 rratlve lanquaq hfr 04 U fc lilly Latrn tudents wearrnq the Roman ohve branches 'V' ey are nrce Krta Soee h an orarnatl s sm '1 s oernonstra o on the ao tron of s q make ur Marv f' Lourse S chv rnakesu Loa Ann Merhowz assrsted by Dor othy Troka Qtiel' M'lJQl f5f6LI'l6Ll'l9 fAI 0lfLgA C:!,CLl'lgll,CLgQ:5 Mar anne Podsedly Rosernarre Zoldak Rosahe Koneval Barbara Zernko Betty Novak and Joanne Sarrsky learn the French names f common household tems wrth the use of tov rno es smq Chrrsirnas carols n Lawn e to rrqht Sabrna Gorce Ber Rrta Bender an Card Konyv a hfrx NCX t'I'l Xxx I f ff! xx r x ' h I f A o X XXX W x- 1 I ,! I M, XT A X' ' N Q xr X Q ' X Y - C G If w XX Y M -C f f f - . A X XXV t qrve a I . f H V. K AQJC5- X f '- Wat ' K h tae 1' f ' V' 71' A . 1 in A A A nf nf gm!! :K V r A - HX I h 1 Mg . U W -:JMS I' bl xylll, 2 ax ' ,X' 'D 1 Z? ' -11 , 1 fr ' : ' , - ' i . A O ' ' ' a r 11 . a 1 . ' Provrchnq the musrc for tHe r1nq ceremony qracluatlon and many other occasrons 15 the functron of the Marymount Orchesira Only m 1lS fourth year rt has already become an mdlspensable part of l1fe at Marymount Cuabtfe tAI'0bL9A ll5lC Mr lack Hearns acts as quest ances of the Ivfarymount Or chestra No 1mportant proqram presented at Marymount would be complete W1tl'1out a selecnon by the Glee Club flftw eight l l 0 . C . q conductor at public appear- iii' TIME TIE or VVorld l'115lOfY students conouctmq a panel cl sous sron on the Palestme problem are startdrnq Marlene to rrqbt LOUISG B1ro Lenore Perney Barbara Hrrlca M ry Lou Felrsko Peqqy' Wrlkes and Marrlyn Srerner F! Al1ce Zlotelc pornts out dworce stat1st1cs to fellow students ot Amencan problems They are left to rrqht Vrrqmra Golern brewskr Stella Munrak Barbara Bura and Audrey Putka tQI CiLZel'ld LIO fAl 0lfl9A .SQOCLCLZ tll,AQ5 Qther Annemcan problems students Barbara Turocy and Constance M Cartby Cstanolmql rev1ew the events of the last haltcentury whlle Qseated left to r1ghtD Antornette Smolxnskl Veronrca Kurcz Cbarlotte Sebek Mary Ann W1kOWSk1 and Be ty lean Myers dtscuss the pass ng of a '57 Mary Ann Canda standlnq proposes a law Whlle the other students of the Arnerrcan blstory crass act as aw rnembers of Congress hftx nmne 2 Q '31 ,Live t y f , I V Y T T up B L f w 1 ur A 1 X ,Q , I I JE? ' B N' ! LT- 'lf' ' T , p 5 :fb De Marco and Henrietta Wasinskig and seated, left - - , - - -A a ' I I I I I 'I I I I 9.xlItL,,g, I O C I O A Egg , 1 M M n rt , I i , , - ,I A' 1. l . r . 1--Lg f ilu B N , Angus wily? K . 4, , Busy secretaries of the future, left to right: Florence Patricia Peskar, transcribe letters from the cylinders of the dictaphone and ediphone. cienf .szcrefaried om orrow Shorthand II students transcribe their notes into letters with the help of the typewriters. They are, third row, left to right: Ann Dobry, Laverne Fisher, and Margaret Bornemisag sec- ond row, left to right: Valentine Sierpin, Ger- aldine lglewski, and Betty Olicp front row, left to right: Florence Kaczrnarski, Frances Ciccotta, and Frances Cech. Speed is essential for a good typist. Trying to attain a high degree of speed are, back row, left to right: Lois Spiewak, Henrietta Wasinskiy and front row, left to right: Mary Ann Spisak, Lou Ann Trentanelli, Beverly Tornecko, and Lillian Thomas. Frances Patrick shades a drawing on the master sheet for the hectograph machine. Mary lane Z rirnsek checks the visible file records for possible er rorsg Valentine Sierpin and Carole 1 I Schultz work at the alphabetic and Kaczrnarski. Mary lane Koudelka, Frances Ciccotta, and numeric filing System dv' val, Sq ,we 'W t is v.:. M' , or fit u , I 1 Q fy J 1, '- A Christmas bulletin board olanned and desiqned by art students was completed by Carol Kashuba Marion Czechowski Bernadette Dlu qon and lean Wos , M104 t A M at Ioan Starr, Agnes Rudnicka, ' f at M rw ' I r: 'll'A , - iw 1 , - I Q U Circle: Our Lady in Art is the topic of study for Stella Muniak, Marcella Mendlik, Irene Krukowski, Arlene Seman, Marlene De Marco, Mary lane Kuczynski, and Frances Cech. . . MM FMA am! Pafefze Another section of the Christmas bulletin board is beinq completed by, left to right: Renette Bruzda, Marion Czechowski, Ioanne Brichacek, Carol Anthony, and Lenore Perney. Eleanore Seneff, standing, and Marcella Mendlik and Lenore Perney, seated, try their skill at charcoal draw- inq. Q:-4 I 5 . S 8 ,gwi X Km ln a single mcnient of an a ion packed volleyball qarne the bal appears to be balancing on the net lN1th an M with an M . . Gym students show their school spirit with this perfect M formation. A tense moment occurs in the Jolleyball qame as 2l5 tries to get Sister Mary Aniceta presents the volley- ball trophy to Captain Marion Me-issner, while Sister Mary Berchmans and team members ct 2l6 look on. .24 AIUUU 3J0lfJl1ldllJ llJ fnroug l Ly.5lCCl! 8fAlCafl0Il We Shame 7a9eihea W Q N W l ff I 1 WA Z f We ZWQM ' P If thu he u mul f f S11 1 fe 4 04041114 X X x o 0 0 li? si , X uf' ,Mil 3 Ifxf si i P :t Kilt' 5 4 allshp X if .ll L' '. if, .WA-1 if ,V+ f' ,y 51' 4 . W ff 'O 'rf fy ,if . 1, ' ,. , , .glx.t1'l1-' f L, H ..,r',v li : !yQ5b!'. .,n Z in I 4 PIU r 'G This I can szlyz last, ,Rnd give Gnd vrzlisc, . I I lmvc, if ' 1 zlst. Ku 4 guldcn dLly'S!'- L' ' fll11'f1'. Z ' A il -.af A-I A72 , .fy Y M 1 4 , S WV' W x i fig x I n , . -x r, x NX K t - qi .. X , X In C rmlmaa if 5 Her Malesty Allce Oberstar and escort The crowmng of her Majesty Cl I1 GMX Mary Arm Paulm and escort Mary Ltsy and escort Margaret Kalman and escort , 4, Q Rita Havlicek and escort Margaret Bomemisa and escort Betty Olic and escort .A fo RHQQHQ el' Second 1n pomp only to graduatxon 1S the muslc of VIC Stuarts Orchestra danced 150 couples Th1S mght Wlll long l1ve 1n the memory of every senror Queen of the Prom Margaret Kalman was elected by the members of her neatness and ab1l1ty to get along w1th others A leader ln the scholastxc soc1al and sp1r1tual dCf1V1t19S of the school she rexgned as a beau tlful Mary hke Queen Attendmg Her Malesty Margaret Kalman are Frances Cech Margaret Bornem1sa second attendant, Ahce Oberstar, hrst attendant, Mary Ann Paulm, Donna lean Peskar ard Ahce Mayher SIXU DIIIC I 1 prom held at 'Westlake Hotel on May 10. To the Class fdr her sincerity, service, unselfishness, we Junior CKCL55 rerienfd: we ,gre-ogenfen, yum oree Left: The juniors Pre Lenten Iamboree held the spothght on February 17 It was held at Holy Famrly Ha Hlqht Everyone de clded that the coke bar was an ldeal place for a qU1Ck chat as well as refreshments Center For thelr enthus1ast1c cooperatlon and class spmt two Junlors were crowned as Queens of M1lOl6 andl Rotherrnel bottom row The1r Males iles Constance D Amrco and Nancy OdZ1GHSk1 xl!! 1 A fl W MUSIC Mus1c Mus1c Was prov1ded by Art 1 Glerlofi and h1s Orchestra tl P U., S . 4, ll. J ' 'Sai xr L ' I 1 l I XL V K. the Dance. Top row-Class officers: D. Solinski, I. I - I '1 I I ' 34,44 SQ? 7q'I' L 1 eniorfi ain emgerdlzila in . . . Nat1or1all-lonor Socrety emblems and certrtrcates were senrors who were chosen by the facrllty as vtorthy of th1s honor 5 The basrs for n du t1on ntoN H C' rs Scholarsh1o Leadershrp Charac t r and SGIVICQ Clnsetj Father Edmund Monf zelewskr presen S to Val ntme Sterpm her coveted and lonq avvarted Nattonal lflonor So tety emblem Parents and daclqhters Q t toq ther 'or an mforrnal luncheon after the N H S tndu '1 cerernony a memorable caston IH the lrves ot tnese semors X I '53 ,., 1, f . I i - ' ' 5 f' h l . . Q. awarded to twenty-four .1 . V t 1 I - , 4 t , 'E' N.. fa IL ' 2 - 'fu 5, - . . - nw 5' , I, AJ an - . Q 1 . l f If - ci ' t. e '. ' ' ' ' ' . . . cl c.. . . ul e e - ' rr . . . .' ct'on - .. -- .r 1 oc Q ' ' ' . Stardust, a three-act comedy by Walter Kerr, was presented by the junior class on February 19 at Garfield Heights High School Auditorium. fam o cc v :li ,S?6tl C!lft:5f F-ll? A Left to right: Ioan Golernbiewski as Claire Carter, Left to right: Mary lane Turajski as Phil Ford, a 5 friend of Prudence Mason: Grace Hercik as Mr- Sludefll at lhe academy: Geraldine Mleskoskl as the Bach, head of the dramatic academy: lean Ruzicka dean of Womem Therese Polak as Jerry Flanmgan' , ,, a student: Helen Torncisin as Arthur Scott, Pru- as Prudence Mason, a visiting Broadway star. dencefs fiance ,,....v-7 Students rush to the rescue when Mr. Bach falls oft a ladder while taking down decora- tions. i S L , Dramatic Club officers here plan for the month's meeting. Lett to right: Ann Dobry, vice presidentp Therese Bernas, president: Mary Agnes McCaiterty, secretary. Students of the academy are, leii to right, first row: Kathleen Clark, Sylvia Pervanje, Eleanore Levy, Iosephine Dusekg second row: Patri- cia Conroy, Clara Mai, Ioan Szcze- panski, Patricia Spokas, lean Ruz- ickag third row: Eleanore Smolin- ski, Marion Meiss- ner, Rita Kmieck. Some of the students of the academy look on as others help make up Prudence Mason. 2. Iohn Criqhtl pledges his love to Iane Cleitj. 3. Left to right: Senator Snow, Mrs. Goodspeed, and the Gov- cje QJOUQPIIOPQ5 CLll9AfQI' N THE CAST OF THE 1950 OPERETTA IOHN SUMNER Alice Mayher GOVERNOR GOODSPEED Alice Obersiar MRS. GOODSPEED . Carol Szplet SENATOR SNOW Ioan Cservenyak IANE GOODSPEED Rita Havlicek GIRL FRIENDS Barbara Turocy, Ieanette Vedra, Mary Therese Valtr REPORTERS Priscilla Csokmay, Letitia Domanski, Mary Ann Paulin, Wanda Niemiec, Christine Kruszewski, Therese Bernas BUTLER , Mary Ann Kubinski MR. OCTAVO MARCELLA DEANGELIS AUNT MARY GERALDINE Micsicosici ir if Q l. Iohn Criqhi ioreqroundj, feiqninq insanity, points an imagin- ary qun ai Senator Snow Cleft foreqroundl as the Other members of the cast look on. ernor enqaqe in informal conversation. x5.x.1,,7 E, s wf, ll Sl aren fa Wleef eac em Parents of Spamsh students learn from S1ster Mary Amceta the advan taqes of studymq Spamsh The Wonders of sc1ence Chemrstry students burn m a q n e s 1 u m 1n the lab ses enty four WV In Srster Mary Crescent1a s semor Enqhsh class, par ents drscuss the rmportance of studymq hterature Students of Homeroom 2l6 take tune out for refreshments and a drscusslon Wlth homeroom teacher, Slster Mary Berchmans To cet acquarnted Wllh the language of romance , parents hsten to French recordrnqs played for them by S1ster Mary Beata ,Z ::I1..y... 'v 6 A- . figs. A . Q ' px',,. , Eff - Q ,.3l!Sf...'A Mig, 'W so ' as 1 X' Y r - . S wr wi' xy H. , , x 1 . I . LU 0l,lI'5e l'alI15 SQL 2110215 ln the oresence of faculty members and dr1v1nq stu dents Rev Edmund Mon clzelewskr blesses the dual control car Whrch s used for the drrver educa non course Here Srster Evanqehst rnstructs drrvmq students on what makes a car trck mforrratron essen tral for mtellrqent drrvmq Srster Mary Evan qelxst drrvmqrnstruc tor qrves drrectrons to rrqht Frances Patrrck Dolores Wal tash Geraldme lo lewskl Mary Therese Xfaltr Constance Ian kowskr Ann Dobry Frances Clccotta and lean Holson sex enty Hx e We 6 ' - ' i to students. Left 405 VV Outstandlnq leadershlp and ab1l1ty 1n athletxcs have qalned for these qrrls a berth on the Gym Leaders Club In the frrst row are the OHICGIS Chrls tme Kruszewskl treasurer Ioan Cservenyak VICG presldent Mrs Rrstow Alrce Oberstar presldent and Mary Ann Paulrn secretary The purpose of the Marymount Athlettc Assoctatron IS to coordlnate the athletlc act1v1t1es of the school Inset are the M A A of'f1cers left to rrqht Betty Ollc secretary Patrrcra Conroy presrclent and Donna Iean Peskar vxce pres1dent 3!.!9l.Z? jA ECICLLOHQ J4fMff.C J' 5 M4 af-if L ml M jeamri f x lumor and sophomore cheerleaders are left to rlqht back row Mar1on Mexssner Barbara Hrrka Peggy W1lkes front row Iosephtne Dusek Eleanore Levy Ioan Roth ermel SCX CHYX SIX Senlor cheerleaders are left to rrqht back row Mary lane Kouclelka Altce Oberstar Marv Ann Daulrn front row Patr1c1a Peskar Margaret Kalman 0 , t 0 V . . l 0 ' ' ' 4 ' I :'l 5,f 66 77 e ud e I- Q Il Nttnwf' N. W I oQ' ' c ' '- QFULCQ LU!! .Still 8 The Dor Belles is an organization of girls who act as receptionists during study halls They are left to right back row M Paulin C lfruszewslci C Kolcurn P Koryta I Brichacek B Blatnix M Ober sar M Athey C McCarthy mid le row A Bolek D DeBlasis front row R Sustersic I Sliwinski A Antosh C Lyons L Merholz Some of the outies of reception ists are shown below Mary Athey Catches up on studies while Mary Ann Paulin rises to answer the doorbell Christine Kruszewski rings the bell to summon a sister X 4s ,Z Lou Ann Merholz admits a visitor and receives his call card. Antoinette Badar Ngl and loan Brichacek prepare to take the mail upstairs on the elevator. Constance L McCarthy answers the phone and takes a message. seventy- 1? .sv seven xxAxAuXx.u---- --:zzz xy 1 : N 4 Z, I Q ff1!u'll-YVXHYXYYX , A A fit if 9 . AQ 0 W1 i L5 9- -i. Seniors Bidding t v Minors M :it the Rm nn tain I 0 Of After S. M. C. on SeniorWeek Aclivifieslo Begin With Boccolcureofe Services l?rl1Ct'L!lliUl'l'iiil' Svrvit't' in thx' svhool Chupi-l will with it thc- Mu- begin the gixuluzition ext-is-ix:-s. With their pn- rn-nts, tht' gruclti.itt-s will att:-ntl th: Sole-mn llish Moss, nt whivh Rvv. Edmund Monflmlewski, chap- will he Lim, will officiiitv- with the xzssistxmce of Rev. S B. Sl. Johns uctor. been affi- Podbiulski :intl R1-v. J. C. Slzmckx After Mass, :ill grziduzitvs and their part-nts will be served u lnvtikfast, during which time recog- nition will bo given to those seniors graduating H1 these with honors. The scholarship 'ill also rc- :vive their awtirds at this c. 1100015 lvlargaret Borncinisa. llzivlicek, M' Liret lhiil Kalman, and Muriun S n, four Junior who fivl-l5 have uttainm-cl pl.ic-vs on llonor Roll tl most Ullfl Ulm nuniln-r of tnnf-s. will of n' :is honor :lids :it this c-xcltisixw giffziir. Cnntinun-nl nn page .3 HE MARIAL 0, 7 'YixfiAitx'rtioiiix1T infsu svnciti Y' Csitrii-:Jin iiiitziirs, omo Geauga May o ni ol-li lxils nt nin scrl M to Honor Depoirting Lake Is ot Annua vaaxun., tll Page editors, Isancy 0dZIel'nSkl and Patricia Conroy, give out assignments to feature writers: Eleanore Smolinski, Eleanore Levy, Joan Rothermel, and Kathleen Clark, while head- line editor, Joan Szczepanski, composes headlines. 121 Rita Kmieck, page editor, and Christine Kabat, editor-in-chief, give instructions to typists. They are, standing, back row: Mary Ann Canda and Sylvia Pervanje: seated, second row: Geraldine Mieskoski, Clara . Carol Hajek: front row: Carol Szplet, and Helen Tomcisin. t3l Page editor, Dolores Solinski gives assignments to news writers. Seated, left to right. 'hey are: Mary Jane Turaiski. PM SDOKIS. PM Plvlih. Milota. and Betty Brasty. 1 racluate at Music Hall May Mmm May 18 - Installation ol Sodzxlity Officers May 19 - Sodality him-ting May 20 - Rehearsal for May Crowning May 22 - May Crowning May 2-1 - Picnic at Geauga Lake May 26 - Free - Ascension Day May 29 - Baccalaureate Sunday May 31 - Farewell m Fr en June 1 - Junior S ior a et Juno 'Z - Sopho rc ar e Juno 3 - Last emhly June 5 - Crsd tior Da I TGOGS litx s L Crow- iy rrcr w s ' ,g . hi. h . , . tl re' , ' Queen at the Nlqiy Crowmngg CL-renionies to be d Sund , Z., 1 o'L'lot-li. Coinprisinti the Queens Court e the f owl' ' ' 'vi Irene Huron, Mary Ann K 'ck, Mo :i .. D l ull, A.. Slwl-1. Dolores Skr , and Ir 0 Tomf' 'I essio consi N- MI tx L t rec fl 'faint Sodah girls and 'V' lstt N-Asa ti rm 4 offi- schoo' day chap rt-remonic Maj. and , standing, .loan Golembiewski, .lean Pavlin, Joan ff? 713' The Big Seven: left to right, Mary Agnes McCaff- erty, secretaryg Therese Bernas, vice presidentg Dolores Solinski, decorating chairmang Bernadette Cerak, treasurerg Adeline Kaczor, entertainment chairmang loan Cservenyak, publicity chairman: Margaret Borne- misa, president. Realizing the responsibilities placed on their shoulders, the usherettes did a good job of ushering for Parent Night. The officers quickly agree that work is a pleasure when it involves these cooperative and friendly Student Council members, who were chosen by their fellow classmates to represent them in this important organization that Serves as the center for school activities. '23 .su 1 , 3- A f 'Q Q as 11 .Q - 1 T 'D 'Q ' 3 ,Y v?, , 5 if 'SIS' ' 'Q Q x?'fFff-i1a- -tw '52 'fm fi il' FW2? . Q' W f is 91,36 , - IFE' 1 ' ei' X +3133 s : , 3- T S-dakfx 0 F 3 15? Lx gi uf W,-alpfwv il K2 W Q, i , H . . 'L ' V I: V ,s 1,,' H I 5 ' 2' KK M .i L51 lmre, ioq,,g,-taxi The Nlaryvuc Theme Song Pencils, paper, pen and ink And the brains We used to thinke- That's the stutt that went into The making ot the Maryvue. Worries, worries rack our brainsy Five o'clock were full of painsf That's the stuff that went into The making of the Maryvue. Patrons, we worked for patrons, And then the typing, pasting, cutting started 'Til our energy's departed, All the time and work that went lnto this book has been well spent. With love We offer it to you, Mary, Queen of the Maryvue. The art staff, whose masterpieces grace the pages ot the Maryvue, will long be haunted by dreams of girls The business stait took care of the ever-important financial department ot the Maryvuefcollecting the inoney and recording the patrons. Lett to right: Priscilla Csokmay, Mary Lisy, Audrey Putka, and Charlotte Ramsdorter. The literary start racked their brains tor the right expression to say exactly what they wanted to say. Standing, lelt to right: Do- lores Baracz, and Geral- dine lglewski, seated: La- Verne Fisher, Editor Mary Louise Suchy, Mary lane Koudelka, and Margaret Bornemisa. with halos. Left to right: Margaret Sustersic, Marian Stepan, Carol Kashu- ba, and Dolores Waltash. ,I X 4 1 4 XX X x XXQQ X X 'axxlx XX X .. .. . X X QQ ? F w GLW! yah?-I--.,.e?x CG DI UC , s'l!f!fa'L ...F X , RH ' :hz EDGMENTS X CKNUWL X if lllll, ff I fy g 0L4f,f lull I y 1 X I ug ufh, dll ,I ,fx ' Before we close the cover on the l95O Maryvue we must say a word o thanks to those who made thls puol1cat1on possrble To Mary Queen of the Maryvue for Her gurdance and 1nsp1rat1on Wtth out whtch we could have accomplrshed l1ttle To S1ster Mary Amceta for prov1o1ng us wrth such a heauuful theme l-loltness through Mary To Slster Mary Borg1a who checked the Wrltten copy and S1ster Mary Lucllda who though other dutles prevented her actlve help nevertheless gave us a splrltual boost To Srster Mary Vlrglnella our moderator who wholeheartedly devoted much of her t1me and energy to the cause of the Maryvue To the Marymount faculty and student body, whose cooperahon rn the patron df1VS was essentral Last but not least, to all our advertxsers, patrons, frlends, ano anyone who, rn any way helped to make the l95U Maryvue a success On behalf of the senlor class, we extend to each of you an rnadequate though grateful ' Thank you The Staff Q! 1 L ' H l i exghtx three .X X . 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'il Es sl ij 5-four .-.s -v.l .XX AA,-A .,.,,,.,.,.x,,-,,,,3xAg,,. .v. .v.,L, ,q,,,,,.v.,1,,. .-. .va-,Uv,,,L.,. .,.J,.v,,L.'.,.xA1,nAL.,. BEST WISHES THE SENIOR CLASS of 1950 Nlax the I ord bless thee and keep t ee Nlax He show Hls face to thee and haxe mercs upon thee 'Nlax He turn Hls countenance to thee and gn e thee peace Has the Lord bless thee Amen The Blevszlzffn Sf Iwazzzzs Cf KNQQM wk 'EE ,t Lf. r F ,Ja E P..!'A...!...E....B1.!. ffr 5Fm JJ' L' J' Marymount Hospltal 12300 Nlcfracken Road IMM X 'V J h , l . , , Y , , , , , 1 9 1 ', . , , 1 ' I . f. , . - . 2, . pf 5 ' E 1 QTL + . H+,-, 3. , A-,f-ice'-f,f,,f ' .5-y.,Je s I ,. A :Q 5 L H 'tj-PFD. If: af - ,A -. pf,-2 Q- V ,WH ' ? 'F '! ,- --c,. ,9g.2t-11.24 97 -11-LIC ti gs T.-5L.i-.Q-v J.nL 3 :ALM J 1-J4r-:Q--igfzvrla-,Ziff -2 , ,.,, , f-ia' VJ4 '4.. rfr,r---.ii-.Jr-I -HX EIUJQJQ ' H , Q ' 5 ' . Y:---'5. 9-r.u-,r-.m-.v--L .gj 'J FZ-IZTQY P Nu' - ,gybgxjfj 'lli 'l13 .,, V - . 4,1-'f .is- ',, n. -'Eu' . ,fu Smut! 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K V ff :. f I. - A, i ,N Q L: Nic. 5 I ' ,,, xh 4242, .. in f . . ,f - 1' , ff 75 T! 'QL 7 3 , w I X Y ,Q .. -' ' 9 J: 7f?7:z,.ff x,'xp..'v QAM? 2 Jigsaw N as V ' V KX fb Nels. RN f X A sl . - 35 1. .:,.5,-',,,f , 3.0.45 . w E I' 54' Q- . 7' Q., 5 -5 . E if - :fr H . . . . . , . . . . H016 TEEN P fm BEST DI I Il OUR SPECIALIST UUNT YEABBUUK DGRAPHER 1948 1949 X 1950 PHOTOGRAPHER ix 50 . ' ig - ' l AMALAAL AJ. W Al,-AJ-15 God bless the Graduates May you remain in Christ's intimate friendship and Mary's maternal love Complzments of Rev Edmund .I Mondzelewski Chaplam L. G. BALFOUR Company Attleboro, Massachusetts Known wherever there are Schools and Colleges. Distinctive Class Rings and Pins Diplomas-Personal Cards Lommencement Invitations Medals and Trophies Club Insignia Represented 173 HAROI D C JONEQ R D 2 Medina Ohio F LOU MELISKA PONTIAC, Inc 6603 Brookpark Road You can t do wrong going to the right dealer If you need a new car accessories se Complzments of South East Chevrolet Company Your dealer for new or used cars Chevrolet Trucks body pamt and expert mechamcal serv :ce llso a complete lure of Genuine Chevrolet 8815 Broadway ON 1 5060 Mlchigan 1 9300 gh 5 A ., . . A l 0 I Q I, J J. sa I . . , fl Q, . , l 1 ' l , - J b , 4- V , c , I used car, service, parts or Pa,-fs, 5 ' ' , . e us. , 5. E V . - - l, vwvvvyvsqvf-.-vw ve.-r -' r ! X 4 ' X J'v-rv-v-v-vzvfv-rv-qsaf 4 .iv-vwfwafv-V e' ,'- i -I 942212, ,tic xEg'.4r A.ch'JA..z-M Jfvl VA.b xlfKK'Em'fxifIYT'Zzm'm.fIJ4.F.'451fr'Qarl L4-mfg.: A mr 5.5: W ,A.af:,Q.- dear, 1 , ella? 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Frankowiak Freshman Homeroom 110 Freshman Homeroom 120 Freshman Homeroom 200 Mr. and Mrs. Leo Gadomski Glenville Dairy M. L. Glowe Golden Pin Recreation Golubski Funeral Home J L Goodman Furniture Companv Gym Leaders Club Lad Hajek Home Bakery Fred Hanket The Hilltop Hardware Companv Fred Holub Realtor Jelineks Men s and Boys Wear Joseph Kacel Kammer Brothers Hardware Marle Koudelka John Kross Grocery Mr and Mrs Henry Krx Wy Martin Kundls Maple Heights Recreation Frank J Marek and Sons Inc E R X 0' oYA1YYlo nmen three . . U, lg l . . J' ii . . E . , . 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