Mount Saint Marys College - Eagle Yearbook (Orchard Lake, MI)

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THE LADIES A XILI!-XHY Conscientious devotion and self-sacrifice characterize the American women of Polish descent. From the abun- dance of their hearts have come many complimentary man- ifestations of their outstanding Christian Charity to the students of St. Mary's. Calling upon their natural tender- ness and understanding, these valiant self-sacrificing wom- en are able to perceive many of the specific needs of the students. Acting upon their maternal intuition they have endeavoured to improve those innumerable particulars in the students' environment which play a very significant role in the students' lives. Mrs. Sophia Stryjak National President Mrs. Mary Pietron Mrs. Adela Cieslak President of Chapter I President of Chapter II X Mrs. Catherine Jagoclzmska President of Chapter Ill is - Qs Mrs. Anna Niemiec Mrs. Frances Ogniewska Slellfl Nowak President of Chapter IV President of Chapter V Pfmflenf of Chapter VH Q? f ... i,.4'!. f Y 'Sl' ,-..f 1' , liz,-l' 1 . ' 1- l gl 7. If ,L 5 x , , Mrs. Eleanore Hajewska President of Chapter VIII Mrs. Anna. Macko President of Chapter IX R

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An eighteen course Polish Feast was served to the guests of the 1955 I ouu4ler's Dinner. - -t. , , V -.7 '3 'ff if 'xt Stan Wisuiac'h's TV polka oroln-stra vn- terluincil tlu- 350 guests at Orchard Lake lust August. It took a committee of 36 to effect the unparalleled sucq cess of the 1955 Founder's Dinner. Msgrs. Joseph Glapinski and Peter Adamski, and Mr. John Aszkler were the new Honorary Alumni of the Buffalo Chapter feled at a special banquet last year. i , . i., ICA,-N At the afternoon buffet chefs from the Birmingham Country , A Club catered to the Friends of : QI5. the Seminary who attended the ' rl Founder's Dinner. E J . J V A ,V . FIU'-- - . 5 .- I Y -. . . 3 5 ,ic-it ,h if . - J. J- 25 5112 . ying ZQEKQ , ,l,.' .mai Wi? I ' ji il' i Lili! :I b,'.:'!I , . -' I: j E lil e - 15 1 glue' v - 7.1 ., ' z 'I13-1 I 5521-.E , ,Uhr J .:' TE' '-fr: L 1 . . K - ' il., 9.5 Y --4. J. ,'v r'i 1- 1 .- , ., , 1'-iwifl 655' . i Mu 'iq -ug ,r .:, .f ,L 'Jr -I, -e -v ,. ,M 'L , i 'I . li -'a ,ll i 1 .--.J T. 1. .-,'- ij iv. . 4 ini' 34 '4 -4 I , 'i .wa .i . 1 ' 2 l ii , -. If fi galil. ,hw JB' V,

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Officers of the Syracuse Chapter: Mrs. .l. Macko, Presidentg Msgr. C. S. Piejda, Moderatorg Mrs. W. Hliwa, Vice-Presi- rlcntg Mrs. F. Walczyk, Corresponding Secrelaryg Miss Mar- garet Szczepankiewicz, Financial Secretaryg Mrs. C. Kowalska, Dice-Presidentg Mrs. S. Pobutkiewicz, Treasurer. . .. , , , , -r 1 -- . f- I... , rrr- 1 T1 .KN 'P ., 5' Xt 1 f fn 'H X-,L v CWM H 1 K lm,- ' 1 - . 'J - v .. L. .a 'N - ..a. -. ' f S-1, X . rf V! -. The Annual Pilgrimage of the Auxiliary at tracts several thousand visitors to the O.L campus. Y-nz The Buffalo Chapter, one of the most active doesn't let a year pass without visiting the 0 L Seminary. St. Francis Church. where Fr. M. Gannas is pastor, was the site of the solemn opening of the last Aux- iliary Convention. f X