Resurrection High School - Dedication Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1948 volume:

I N I P lx 'A -J RESURRECTIAN PUBLISHED BY THE SENIGRS CDF 1948 RESURRECTICDN HIGH SCHCDCDL 7432 VV. Tolcott Avenue Chicago. Illinois Page Four Forth to the paschal Victim, Christians, bring your sacrifice of praise: - Sequence in Holy Mass for Easter Sunday.. Alleluia! Glorious One! ' Thou hast risen 2 God's Own Son! Prince of Life! And Victory's King! Immortal Life To man didst bring! .' ' Paschal Victim! Slain for man! The Christ - - True God, Ere time began. Immortal King, Thou God, most high! Thou art Ris'n! l No more to die. ' - V Alleluia! -ff af vfv! r X, 'i V1ffx5jQi3k3Qn 33 7 N x .g AX' x 4 Q34 A X, I yfllwi QIIIILI 14' nw Xi.-V65 Agiig N Q21 2121 +174 .ef ff- f, - FQ N SF I 1 MXN ffl 591 B S? E is AH wi! '9 f' HQ' QA, .LC Kiwi! w l X ,N , J : 3-b 5 9 Q rf I 'GNTA 7 ' .. s 'Q k -- 'R - . ,Q-' 1 Dug - Q N.-' ' Q, ,, - .fl , .. ' s ' SVI Page Six Faculty Father Kilian Dooley, C. P.-Religion Sister Pauline Agnes, C. R.-Principal Sister Eulalia, C. R., Asst. Principal-Sociology, Algebra Sister Gracyanna, C. R., Accountant-Algebra Sister Beatrice, C. R.-Polish, Religion Sister M. Louise, C. R.--Library Sister Marguerite, C. R.-Religion, Civics, Spanish Sister Genevieve, C. R.-Art Sister Adelle, C. R.-Biology, General Science, Home Economics Sister Eustella, C. R.-Music, Glee Club Sister Dorothea, C. R.-Typewriting, Shorthand, Dictaphone, Calculator Sister M. Grace, C. R.-Music Sister Celine, C. R.-English, Latin Sister M. Claire, C. R.-Religion, Chemistry, Geometry Miss Mary O'Malley-English, History Miss Margaret Vallo-Physical Education Miss Barbara Brennan-Dramatic Art Mrs. Esther Helmer, R. N.-Home Nursing Dr. T. M. Justus-Symphonette Miss Elaine Zold-Calisthenics, Dancing 'Z 1 1:7 Xeverezzd 19712211 Dooley, CU? M135 Margaret 5. Ualla .JMS ffsfhvr ffvlmer f? 7 . Jlfzlcs Elaine YUM Jlzks Marg Ullalleg .!,'flS'5'b7dfbI1IZ1 b7l'6'llfIdIl I 1 V Dr: T.Jf'f..fl1Sfl'C6 L1 Page Eigbl Sur School Song I O, there are places great and glorious NX'hose praise the world will e'er proclaim, O, there are places rare and wondrous, Of many deeds and noble name! But as for me, I'll cherish, ever, Dear Resurrection, tried and true, My heart and love no place shall sever O, Resurrection, dear, from you. Chorus: O, Resurrection, dear Resurrection, With you I long to dwell In happy memories, O, Resurrection, Because I love you well: II O, there are banners rich and flowing Whose folds unfurl to sunny skies, And banners light with radiance glowing Of every form and every size. My banner is the Resurrection, Within its shade I'll shelter find A genial welcome and protection, A joy serene, and peace of mind. III We may have friends whose hearts are loyal. Who e'er bestow kind word and smile, Whose welcome is sincere and royal, Who tarry long in time of trial. But, Resurrection, there's no other As kind and loyal as are you. You've played your role of loving mother, To you l pledge my honor true! gi: - - 1 uuuuuuvuu.uy.uuuuv,uu,u uni' ff:4Tf L P: W 3.13.1 .Q rg .I Xt, . .' - I 9 12,5 HN I-, 9 t .Q f Ei ' ' X M I , Ak, , xt :.- ' ix , X rv 5., ,.:.r -x Q: ff i X41 Ei Ull- is ,af ir' . 1 ' fgixs-:.i:Sx x W- 1 w.::2fff:2? l?1' -4 :-s1:u :iggfev,. an X .W - fa 1 Q-hw fi, 7 ': fun! , 4',' , !f,fH ib mmi' 1 112ie!f,,f ' i , ' l E515',1,ii - g W Eag1EE':afiAg',1E,-f 'az 1 '1i.1:?:Qgggi1iH. l ll ' '4 ' wqp . ,. . R , , -. . l fi If N xx Xsggh QQ 1,-:Y W.. KJ 5 ununnrnnnnnnnnnrxnnna. 1 inf? X Quin Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4: Apostolic , J' I I MAUREEN FAHEY PATRICIA FLEMING Soclality 1. 2, 3, 4.' Class Presi- dent 4.' Class Treasurer 2, 3: Student Council-V ice Presi- tlent 4.' Playshop 1: Goocl Counsel Club 2: Art Club 2. 4.' Volleyball I. 2. 3. 4.'Co-cap- tain 4.' School Team I. 3. 4. Full of the Irish anrl full of the clicleens. PATRON SAINT: Saint Therese. MOTTO: Don't try dying, die trying. COLOR: American Beauty ana' Il hite. FLOW' ER: American Beauty Rose. P 4 Ten .sodalify 1. 2, 3. 4.- 15. 0. L. Chairman 2.' Class Vice Presi- :lent 1. 4.' Res Banner 3: Sec- retary 3: Playshop 1: Good Counsel Club 1: Art Club 2.' Knit-Il its 2: Volleyball 2. 3. 4. Neat and attractive. ,ini Class Officers .f-Of PI-IYLLIS WASIK BLANCHE SIZE Sodality I, 2, 3, -I: Class Secre- tary 4: Res Banner 2, 3, 4.' Resurrectian - Production Staff 4.' Glee Club I: Good Counsel Club I: Polish Club 2, 3. 4: Secretary 4: Knit-Wfits 1, 2: Volleyball I, 2. 3. 4.' School Team I, 3. 4. Quick. quiet. and quaint. Chairman 2: Class Treasurer 1, 4.' Res Banner I, 2,' Glee Club I, 2: Good Counsel Club I. 2: Spanish Club 2: Knit- lY'its 2: Volleyball I, 2, 3, 4.' Captain 2, 3: School Team 3, 4. Personality kid. 41 9 I I ' --Q-I ,,.4ll iii MARIAN HASLEM JEANNINE CAMPBELL Sodality I, 2, 3, 4.' Apostolic Cbairman I: Class President 2. 3: Res Banner 3, 4: Assistant Editor 4: Keen Teen Sports Re- porter 4: Resurrertian Co- Ifditor 4: Student Council De- legate 4.' Hall Guard Captain 4.' Glee Club I. 2: Playsbop 3, 4.' Good Counsel Club I: Latin Club 4.' Vollelmball 1. 2. 3. 4. SlJe'll find a way or make one. Sodalitj: I. 2. 3. 4.' Class Presi- dent I: Res Banneru 3. 4.' Resurreftian Co - Editor 4: Student Counfil Delegate 5: Playsbop I, 2, 3. 4.' Treasurer 2, 3: Spanisb Club 2: .flrt Club 2. 4.' Vice President 4.' Cbeer- leader I, 2. 3. 4. Small 'n sweet: so Petite. ...,..i.q- P f,,.-14 JOA 5 N CARPINO FRANCINE BLASZYNSKI Sodality I, 2, 3, 4.' Class President I: Res Han- ner I, 2, 3, 4.' junior As- sistant Ifditor 3: Assistant Ifditor 4: Student Coun- cil: Vife President 3: President 4.' Plassbup I, 2, 3, 4: Stage Manager 4.' Good Counsel Kflub I: Latin Club 4.' .flrt Club 2: Knit-ll its I, 2: Volley- ball I: KflJeerleader I, .'. 3. 4. 'l'ypic'al teen ager. Sodality I. 2, S, 4.' I.itera- ture Kfbairrnan I, iq flpo- stolic' Chairman 2: Res Banner 2, S, 4: junior Assistant lfditor S: Ifdi- tor-in-vlrief -I: Keen 'fern Ri'fIllf'fl'I' 4.' I,laljllVIft I. 2, 3, 4.' President 4.' Po- lisb K lub I, 2. 5. 4.' Src'- retars if latin Klub 4.' Vollmlnlll I. -I: KlPz'c'r- leader I, 2, 4, -I. .-I lowly work oI nature. slre. I 1 SOPHIIE BIIEDRZYCKI .Socl.llil3 I, 2, 5, -If .lpn 1 stolie flhlifltlslll 5: In Ierl 4: Res H.lIllIt'I'U I .'. 5. -I: flllilfnlllf Iiusinn .HJlIJKt'I' 5: li u s i n r s .ualllal-Qfl' -I: Kslrr Klub I .'. 5. -I: Ssnlplmrlrttc' . I. funn, K Ullllsrl Kllllf I. -'. 9: Pnlislv Klub I. . 9. I: Knit-ll its I, 2. Knrulus mind and lnln l'a'.n:l. l'.:,u II I DOLORES ANGAROLA Q. Sflfldlilj' l. 2. 3. 4: Res Banner l. 4.' Playsbop 4.' .flrl Club 2, 3: Knit-Units I. 2, 3: Volleyball I. 2. 3. 4: Cajztain 2, 3, 4,' Scbool Team 4,' Co- Caotaiu 4 'f .Helozly in ber bear! ROSEMARY ASCERENZA Sodality 2. 3. 4: Class Vice President 2: Res Banuer 2. 3. 4: Keen Teen Reporter 4.' Sym- pbonelle 2: Plajsbop 2, 3, 4: Good Counsel Club 2: Latin Club 4: Sjlauisb Club 2: Art Club 2. 3, 4: President 4: Boarrlers' Club 2, 3 5 fi ' lflasb bulb Andy 3 -l ' - CORINNE BERNARD Sodality I. 2. 3. 4: Secretary I: Res Banner 1: Youlb Conlerenre Delegate 4: Playsbop I. 2, 3, 4.' Serrelary 4: Good Counsel Club I: Polisb di Club 1. 2: Spanisb Club 3: Boarders' Club I, 2. 3. 4 Mannerly little missy SHIRLEY CHAPMAN Sodality I. 2. 3. 4: Good Counsel Club I. 2: Knit-U ils I i 3 Ever eager for excitement .IOSFPHINE COLEMAN Sorlality I, 2. 3. 4: Res Banner 3, 4: Resur- rectian -Production Staff 4: Glee Club 3: Playsbop I: Spanisb Club 2: Krzit-Wits 1: Red Cross Sewing 2: Volleyball I, 2, 3. 4: Scbool Team I .. A, ,.,, Sincerely refined. but not subdued GRETCHEN COUGHLIN Sodality I, 2. 3. 4: E.O.L. Cbairman 1: Litera- ture Cbairman 2.' Res Banner I, 2, 3, 45 Resurrectian -Production Staff 4: Glee Club I. 2: Good Counsel Club I: Spanisb Club 2: Kriit-Wits 2: Volleyball I. 2. 3, 4: Scbool Team 1. 3. 4 Playful little plaleful 131 - .- BETTY CROXVLEY 3, Sozlality 3. 4 Cbecry disposition. .vu'eel. and demure n PATRICIA CROOKS . Sodality 3. 4 l . I ,i ' Mirror of all eourtesy Page 'I.1ll'l1'L' A l Q. 163- MARY ELLEN DAVIS Sodality 1. 2. 3. 4: Playshop 2: Good Counxel Club 2, 3: Art Club 3, 4.' Boarders' Club I. 2, 3 Humorous. happy 'n gay KAY EVERT Sodality 2. 3, 4.' Class Vive President 2: Res Banner 3. 4: Glee Club 2.' Playahop 3. 4: Latin Club 4.' Knit-Wfits 2.' Volleyball 2. 3, 4.' School Team 3. 4 Vim. rigor. and vitality RITA GOODSON Sodality I. 2. 3, 4.' Clans Secretary 1: Clan Treax- urer 2: Student Council Court judge 4: Play- shop I, 2, 3, 4.' Good Counsel Club l. 2.' Latin Club 4: Spanish Club 2,' Art Club 2. 3. 4.' Knit- Wfits I: Volleyball I. 2. 3. 4: Captain 2, 3, 4.' Srhool Team I, 3. 4: Captain 4 The typifal outdoor girl NANCY GRANT Sodality I, 2, 3. 4: Prelect I. 2.' Rex Banner' 1: Playshop I. 2. 3. 4.' Good Counsel Club I: Spanish Club 2.' Art Club 2.' Knit-W'it.v I Dignified little lady ANTOINETTE GURNS Sodality I, 2, 3, 4: E.O.l.. Chairman 1: Serretary 2: Social Artion Chairman 3. 4.' Res Banner 4.' Re1urreflian -Business .Manager 4.' Glee Club 2. 3: Symphonette 2, 3, 4.' Prexidenl 4.' Playshop I: Good Counsel Club I, 2, 3: Polish Club I: Spanish Club 2: Knit-W'itx I, 2.' Art Club 2.' Volleyball I. 2. 3. 4.' Co-Captain 2. 3. 4.' .Sehool Team I, 2, 3, 4 Good sense. good nalured. Kell-reliant LOIS HEALY Srnlalitj I, 2, 3, -I: Cleo Club I: Good l,ounxel Club I, 2: .'lrl Club -l,' Knit-U itx 2 'I all. tailored 'n taflful jl2AN HENKI5 .Sorlality I. 2, 3, l.' I lun l'ia'e Piemiilent l.' Play- .nbop I: Art flub 2, -l loohx for ilu' good in L'll'l'J'lIlll' ANNIE IGOE .Sodalitj I, 2. l: Plarsliop I: Good I ounwl llub I, 2.' .Spuninb Club 2: xlrt Club 2, I lleurlj' laugh. lull of lun -,-1 ,rf F I Page Fourteen - - NIADELINE .IANNOTT.'N l Sodality 2. 3. 4: Sewctary 3: Res Banner 3. 4: ,'Rl'.YIlI'l'l'l'fldll.liPl'Il!1llfflllIl Staff 4: Glee Club 2: Student Council Delegate 4 Cute little trifb JOAN JAREK Sodality 2, 3, 4: Res Banner 4: Glee Club 3: Good Counsel Club 2. 3: Latin Club 4: Polisb Club 2: l3oarrlers' Club 2, 3, 4 Merry beart. irinning smile ' J JEANNE KELLIS Sodality I. 2. 3. 4.' Sorial Action Cbairman 2: Class Treasurer I: Class Vice President 3: Res Bauuer I. 2. 3. 4: Red Cross Representative 4: Resurrectian -Art Editor 4: Glee Club I. 2. 3: Librarian 2: Sympbonette 2, 3, 4.' President 3.' Good Counsel Club I. 2: Latin Club 4: Art Club I. 2: Treasurer 2: Boarders' Club 2, 3. 4: Vire President 3: Volleyball 1, 2. 3. 4: Co-Captain 2. 3. Captain 4: Srbool Team I. 3. 4: Sub-Cap- tain 3: Playsbop 4 Calm. fool. and eollected BERNICE KLECZEWSKI Sodality I. 2. 3. 4: Secretary 2: Literature Cbair- man 4: Class Secretary 3: Res Banner 1. 2, 3. 4: Art Editor 3: Assistant Editor 4: Resurrec- !ian -Literarj' Editor 4: Pleysbop I, 2. 3. 4: Treasurer 4.' Good Counsel Club 1: Latin Club 4. Sbanisb Club 2: Art Club 2. 3. 4 Brains. brains. 'n more brains DOLORES KNAPP Sodality I. 2. 3. 4: Ref Banner 4: Sympbonette 2, 3. 4: Good Counsel Club 2. 3: Latin Club 4.' Polisb Club I. 2. 4 S ports- minded JEANNE Koz1oL Sodality I, 2. 3. 4: Good Counsel Club I. 2: Polisb Club I. 2, 3. 4.' Knit-Wfits I Quiet 'n dignified CECILIA MAZON Sodality I. 2. 3. l: E.0.L. Cbairman I: Glee Club I. 2. 3, 4: Good Counsel Club I. 2: Polisb Club 2: Spanisb Club 2: Boarders' Club 2. 3. 4 Sweet and silent ANNE MILEWSKI Sodality I. 2. 3. 4: Good Counsel Club 1. 2: Polisb Club I. 2, 3, 4.' Treasurer 2: Spanish Club 2: Knit-lVits I: Volleyball I, 2 Ut: Sugar 'n Spire. ererytbiug nice LOIS MOR TON Sozlality I. 2. 3. 4.' Prelect 2: li.O.l.. Cbairman 3: Class Secretary I.' Res Banner I. 2. 3, 4.' Re.surrecIian -Prorlurlion Stall 4.' Glee Club I 7 3' librarian 7' 5' rn bonelle 7 3 -I' Libra ' -V ' 4 -' J! P -' ' I . rian 2: Good Counsel Club I. 2. 3.' Latin Club 4.' Art Club 4.' Boarzlers' Club I. 2, 3. 4.' Treasurer 3: Vice Presizleul 4.' Volleyball I. 2. 3, -I.' Cap- lain 2 Bookworm ' IORRAINE NOXVAKOXVSKI Sozlalily I, 2, 3. 4: Resurrectian -Prfuluclion Stall 4: Playsbop I. 2. 3: Spanish Club 2 Delfgbllul and zlelec lable DOLORES NCJWIK .Sozlality I. 2. 3. 4: Polisb Club I. 2. 3. 4: Play- sbup I Blonfl Bo mbsb ell LOTTIE OBRZUT Sozlalily I, 2, 3, 4: Res Banner 4: Playsbop I.' Good Counsel Club I. 2: Polisb Club I. 2. 5. -I.' Vice President 4.' Volleyball I. 2. 3. 4.' .Szbool Team 3, I Luugbable. lo: -able, l.o!lie IUY OLSON Sozlalily I. 2. 3. I.' Glee Club I. 2: Good Counsel Club I: Spanish Club 2: xlrl Club -I: Knit-ll ils 2: Boanlers' Club I Tall, rlark. 'u bfnulsome I ILEEN O'RElI.LY Sodalily I. 2. 5. -I.' fllloslolif Cbairmau I.' Cluss Secretary 2: Res lf.IlIIll'I'u I, .', 3, 4.' Resur- refliun -Prmluc'liorl .Hamlger -I.' Silurlenl Coun- fll Delzgale 3: Syrofllunuflle 2. 5. 4: P1dwl'JlJllfI I, 2. .'. 4.' Vice Pr'-sizlcul 4.' Cfoml Counsel Club I, 2. lulin Club -If .Spauisb Club 2: Boanlers' Club I, 2, 3. 4.' Presizleul -I: l'ollej'ball I.' 1.111- Iaiu I Happy-go-lm 5 s' DOLORES PAXVLOXVSKI Srulalily I. 2 3, 4.' Res l3.1uner I.' l'l.1sslroj1 I.' Goorl Counsel Club I. 2: Polislr Club 2. 9. I.' 'freasuier I.' ,Spanish llub 2: l'ollrs'b.1ll I, 2 l'leas?u, rlisposilion ANGELINE PINKOS Soalalils I. 2. 5. 4.' Polislr Klub I. 2. 5. 4. Sfmrusls llub .',' Kuil-lI'Ils Slialg Wlltlll, 'n -lim ,.,-4 ggi- N.-.su ,vw - ' I I I . 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Good Counsel Club I, 2: Art Club 2. 3,' Tl'l'dJ7ll'0l' 3 I-'un and fancy free CAROL SAVAGEAU Sodalily 1. 2, 3. 4: Treasurer 4: Class President 2: Res Banner 1: Good Counsel Club 1: Span- isb Club 2: Art Club 2: Knit-Wfits 2: Volley- ball 2, 3: Scbool Team 3 Sweet as candy LORRAINE TOLOSKO Sodality I. 2. 3. 4: Playsbop I. 2, 3: Good Coun- sel Club I: Spanish Club 2: Art Club 2 Tall, blond, rirac ious DOROTHY XVESOLOXVSKI Sodality 1. 2, 3. 4: Secretary 2: Prefect 3: Vice frefecl 4: Res Banner 3, 4: Extension Teen Board Representative 4: Resurrectian -Assist- ant Literary Editor 4: Playsbop I, 2. 3, 4: Good Counsel Club I: Knit-W'its I. 2: Volleyball I. 2, 3. 4,' Scbool Team 3, 4 Smart and smootb t. ' AI.lNE XVYSZKOXVSKI Sorlality I. 2, 3. 4.' Res Banner 4: Youtb Con- ference Delegate 3: Glee Club 3: Playsbop I: Good Counsel Club I. 2, 3: Polisb Club I. 2. 3, 4: Latin Club 4: Boarclers' Club I, 2, 3, 4,' Vol- leyball 2. 3 Boarderland Star VIRGINIA XVILCOX Sodaliljr I. 2. 3, 4: Social Action Cbairman I: l.iterature Cbairman 2: lZ.0.L. Cbairman 4,' Res Banner I. 2. 3. 4: Glee Club I, 2, 3: Sym- pbonette 2: Good Counsel Club 1, 2, 3: Knit- Wits I. 2: Boarzlers' Club I. 2: Volleyball 2 joyful. jolly. and gay . N?3X'xs,:Xr'zx-xpxsxili -suwscc, 'YI nnwgns X NX A A MX 'N S no- QXOXXQY vx , bgaxlixb !xN,1 N NWN CK, L 0t57i'1YN5MQ , , , S5555 ' faq, Q F .ln - Us Q FL Mux 'kb W Im Vim MFW- QW f F . .275 ff . N edu it fi, X L ' LUQX - - kY 0 al Q-r fi,ff 7 1 w MQ ff MAMLX Y X .Q QM -Q 0' Ro if V 5 Z W i V Crcvlxc' V QLYYVQXLXQQQN RLY. Kashi V490 f 4 Y Y xi- DUUQ5, V. gba' ' ' S X L65 2716,-rwxp v mode QEYLQLXE 6961136 A-XTOIYXL x 30 Loi G XXX Y Q7 UGA 5 , xx I Ytxurnb x. 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Our first stop was to be Paris. It seemed only a few short minutes when the English Channel was far behind and our large silver bird touched on the land of France. Ah, Paris! There was so much to do and see. I went right to a cafe with the thought of some of the wonderful French food in mind, and who to my wondering eyes did appear, but a miniature . . . no, wrong story, but MARY ELLEN DAVIS. What could she be doing here in Paris? Before long I discovered that the love of art brought her to France where she could continue her studies. Her first suggestion was that I must be sure to drop over to see two other members of the class of '-48. In a main fareway, which dis- closed a fashionable dress shop, packed with chattering women, I learned that CORINNE BERNARD and MADELINE JANNOTTA in all their beauqf were modeling the most recent gowns of Paris design. In the dark of night the plane again rose over the black Atlantic. As I walked to my seat two air hostesses were there to aid me. MARGIE QUINN and TONIE GURNS, flying in the same plane! Be- lieve me, the trip was far more pleasant than I'd planned, and before long LaGuardia Field was swirling below us. I remembered way back in 1948 when it took nearly ten hours to crossg yes, flying had come a long way in ten years. New York greeted me with more friendliness. Here I found JEANNINE CAMPBELL on Broadway in JOSEPHINE COLEMAN'S latest production Oh Mother! What a thrill it was to see them both! A stop over at the Waldorf and almost sure death when a crowd of autograph hunters mobbed around a poor actress from Hollywood. I turned and looked back to catch the eye of KAY EVERT, the now famous starlet. Signing the register another kind of joy filled my heart, JOY OLSON was staying at the Waldorf during her modeling tour of the East. We had only a moment to chat as she was in a hurry but it was so nice to see her again and I was sleepy by now. After a good night's sleep at the hotel, I left to catch the plane and arrived just in time for breakfast in The Windy City. As I hurried out of the airdrome I bought a copy of The Trib and to my great surprise I saw that the front page had been entirely devoted to the new Editor-in-Chief FRANCINE BLASZYNSKI - Formerly editor of the Res Banner was the caption under the picture. The sports section disclosed another surprise with the by-line of ROSEMARY ASCERENZA gracing the baseball story of the day. Before I closed the paper a glance at the news section almost left me speechless. SOPHIE BIEDRZYCKI, the new Secretary of State, with her assistant ANNE IGOE, had just introduced their plan to aid starving Americans. I simply had to breakfast at Knapp's, the snappy little cafe, that everyone in the east was talking about. DOLORES KNAPP, the proprietor, and her own band graced the wall-the band jimmy Dorsey envied! From Knapp's to the brand new Mazon's Boston Store, now owned by CECELIA MAZON. Feel- ing very exclusive I went straight to the executive's office. She quickly dismissed her already packed office Page Eighteen i I 51 1 l m 4' 5 +1 4 gl I l 4 J 4- and cheerfully offered to help with my purchases. The very first gown, lovely in every detail, Celia explained, was the work of Nancie who was formerly NANCY GRANT, now one of the country's foremost dress designers. From the Boston Store as I hurried to my taxi, another hurrying passer-by ac- cidentally bumped my box out of my arm. A hurried apology was made in the familiar voice of CAROL SAVAGEAU. She quickly explained that her job, publishing editor of Today, kept her so busy she had to hurry to work. As the taxi made its way down Michigan Boulevard I glanced at Chicago's familiar Art Institute. The large posters announced that the famed painter DOLORES ANGAROLA was to give her Modern Art exhibit on the following day. What a thrill to be able to be renowned! Then as I was speeding past the bookshops along the Boulevard, I had to make the driver stop just to get a closer look at the dis- play of the latest book of the Book of the Month Club. The selection was PAT ELEMING'S and JEAN I-IENKE'S Howdy, Pardoners, their stories of the wild West and horse raising. From there we sped down to my home where the next hour would have to be spent on telephone calls. Number puleezef' My heav- ens, is that you, ANGIE PINKOS? Well, before fifteen minutes had passed, Angie had told me of all the kids who now helped the Bell Telephone Company with the profits. First, she connected me with DOLO- RES PAWLOWSKI, who in turn connected me with PAT CROOKS. It was too late to do my telephoning but I did have fun talking to the kids. That evening a date at the Civic Opera House thrilled me. BERNICE KLECZEVUSKI, in her piano debut. Her playing was wonderful and before I realized it, we were leaving the theater and back home. That night I couldn't help thinking, It's a woman's world. On my second day in Chicago I became even more hurried but did get a chance to listen to the radio for one minute. The news first, with a surprising comment on China's Condition Today, by the already world famous commentator VIRGINIA WILCOX. With a twist of the knob, the melodious voice of KONI PROPST singing. As soon as she had finished, the announcer, whom I had known as LOIS HEALY, signed off the W-G-N. Without another minute to spare I raced downtown just in time to see the well- known brain surgeon GRETCHEN COUGHLIN hurrying from the hospital where she had just performed a very delicate operation on another friend Resite, BLANCHE SIZE. Blanche's present job was that of taking taxes in on a larger scale for the U. S. Treasury. W'aving to me, Gretchen climbed into her car and drove off. Racing over to the City Hall I had to check my citizenship papers, and just as I was to leave a large sign gracing the wall came to my attention-Vote For A ll oman Mayor. The opposing candidates were none other than LORRAINE NOWAKOWSKI and LORRAINE TOLOSKO. Wonder how Resites would vote? Certainly would be hard. Still smiling as I ran down the steps a familiar voice called my name. Turn- ing around I saw RITA GOODSON. She informed me that the married gals of Res including herself were ANN MILEWSKI, JEANNE KOZIOL, and SHIRLEY CHAPMAN. She also warned me to watch for the announcement of BETTY CROWLEY'S wedding in the society news. From there a trip to the hospital for a blood test. The hospital was full of garbed nurses. One smiling nurse bustled toward me. jOAN jAREK! After all these years! From there into Dr. DOROTHY XVESO- LOWSKI'S room, with assistant BARBARA ROCHE jabbing the hypo into my arm. One last business stop at one of the larger offices downtown and who should be sitting together in a row but three of Chicago's prettiest secretaries PI-IYLLIS WASIK, LOTTIE OBRZUT and DOLORES NOWIK. With but an hour to pack, I was back at the airport. Wfhen I reached my seat imagine my surprise when I discovered MARIAN HASLEM was to share it with me. She was going to XY'ashington, D. C.. where she would join MAUREEN FAHEY, now the President of the United States. From the president of the senior class to the first woman president of the U. S.! Marian was now the head of her cabinet. JOAN CARPINO was now taking the census for I9-i8 with the aid of her accountant ALINE XVYSZ- KOWSKI. After a short stop in the Capitol we headed out to the Atlantic non-stop to London. Cbug! Chug! It seemed like motor trouble here in the middle of the Atlantic. The curly-topped pilot stuck her head thru the door. No worry folks, this is jEANNIE KELLIS, world's best woman flyer. comforted the stewardess. It was only a few minutes more when we settled quietly down and the plane was speed- ing on. An hour or so more and we gracefully floated down through I.ondon's gray fog. Out of the fog I saw LOIS MORTON who urged me to hurry. She had her own medical laboratory here in the heart of London. ' Grasping my hand she took me to a waiting Rolls Royce and then to the Glass Carriage, formerly owned by our friends, Liz and Phil, where we would soon join the Marquise of Milford llaven. Oh, well. it's a woman's world. Page' Xlllffffll I 'Cv iff X fo X1 ,QQ 65 465 ' N ' 4 ' L5 1 Q2 gl w 1 ,,g- QA i Q 1 fx QQ X0 .. 6 KX 50 x C C0 '. O r 63-8 Q 40 f fb l Q.L X '--7 Y , -if A ,, Q . . -1 Mu ss- . 1' ffw .' I W -' -,Q - 04. ho' 1 f ' - a 4 X ' ' fn '3 S K ' I' - - ' v'.EzM 5 ' 4, 'An ll ll x 1' A ii 1, 0 is .QVV , - vzgm Wm M I 'U vw 'QI 'Ig hs Wf ' . I ,,., oi' 8 o '1 ,.! ' 3n.vai'VQJQ,8, Q 7 . I - 1. '5 1 x Y l H ..-4 '- vi 3' . 's ', . fx 'I num? , FL H' ilii ttf ' .qenfu ', a '.., an- i!'i'1? fi E gi K 5ER,'f bb, N N X X SQXXX QN X Q S, X. y 44, SN gk , X l Xt 5 . XR 4 X Y B k rflff' gluing Juniors al .QT .req LX T 'lb Q Q-C5 f AQ .s. TY' Page ,l4ll'l'lllj'-lfllll' N? ff! Carol Brett Adeline Cirlaouuvki Ruth Danielslei Jean Figueroa Roxe Mary Gariti Glorianne Hess Carol Hoffman Joanne Hunt Eleanor I goe Joanne Kornaus Patricia Kurowslei Margaret Lafeber Bernardine Mazon Jeanne McCormick Dolores Niedzielale Lois Noxon Lucille Nowicki Anita Norman Alarilyn Prewitt Martha Propst . O.. Q fa- 4.- 17 JANET LEONARD DOROTHY ROMPALA MARCIA GREEN BFATRICF REKLS Prcyizlcut l iac-l'1'cxizlwll Su' 1'4' I .11' 3' 'lrf.1un'u' PATRON SAINT: lilcxxczl Virgin uml Sl. LIUIIJUIIAH. MOTTO: Sfwnle lrlzlb, liz-e fmrcf. rigbf .ill llAl'0IltQ. COLOR: lilncf am! llnllite. FLOW If R: C1 1:r1lw1ia. Alive Quinn Arlem' Rizuvr l il'gil1l1l Slilirlull Dolores Smnlrmk Shirley .S'wulcllwc'l' :lmm .Xluric Yc'1'c'ik Rosemary Snlmu jmfmu' Sim Ilclvu .S'11'iallikiz'11'ir: flltlll 'l'c'irlc'l lfrclwl !.1j.n :kouwki Class Cfficers T iv L- r- . 11 Q 7-Q i Y l'.l.,- Ihr lil Sophcbmores L . 1 -f anyw- .2, v ,. ,- .4 -,H AQ E 41' t 'F 'V' 'lx an fi .Harj jo Canto Belly Czosek Parricia DeRome Barbara Eliaxen joan Fenlon Alary Iflimz Virginia Gilbam Dolorex Hintz Coletta ,lung Agatha Kaepplinger Emily Kloc Ioan Kobeski Doris Kozel Mary Ann Kula S.1'1l'i!Z Lesniak Mary Am: Madden Elaine Magnus lean Mangericb Alberta Merritt Lorena Mikos Class Gffice-rs 1 1 '9- TT' VIVIAN KASPER HELEN TIPPIERRFITER CHARI.liNl? GERNENZ THERESA IM lx Prcfsfzfwlt Vifc-P1'wi1fv11t S1 L'I'L'l.lI'j' 'I II .1 1 PATRON SAINT: fflll' 1-11111 of R1n1.w1111. MOTTO: .'lIll,7iff0ll lun 1111 1'ccvl.' COLOR: lilne. FLOXVER: ll' 'bile Rmc. 7 'i Ns. 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IQ: HARRIET DAMN 'I 'rcasurer joan Alberto 71 Grace Marie A mlreu A Beryl Buckley .W fary Cabala Carolyn Clark Catherine Crokin joan Darin Dolores DeRome Betty ,lean Dicelli Carol Ailll Dicelli Margaret Dienbart joan Eliasen Virginia Fahey Jacqueline Garner Verna Mae Gerzeske Palricia Gilberl Ilelen Gillaum Patricia Goodmn Patricia Gorak Arlene Grabouxski La Wfanda Hardy Dolores Huske Dorothy Iagielski Arlene jarrnacz A ntoinetle Jang Dorothy K otsclne rar Marli-yn K otlarz Eugenia K rupo wiez Marlene Kujawski Mary Ann Marciszezvski Grate Marlaowski Frances Mall Joanna Miklas Freshmen jarqueline MonlMarquette Mildred Neumann Helen Ubrzut Irene Pasleo Alice Przybylxki Lorraine Rekln Margaret Rizner Marlene Ryvlvlanek Lillian .S'u'irllikieu'icz Dorolby l'iani Elaine ll au'rz y niak PATRO1 V MO'l l'O: COLOR: lfl.UVi'l5R: .qi 1' I! G , x I 8 k 11. Tv .of , ' J- H R in x , S- 0 '- 6. E ' Rs 55 L.. . Z' Z' cn SAINT: Um' l..nly of I-lfillld. I.l.Ilt' ll to flu! lrulvnnn lilm' .nal ll linlrlx. lvl: , ' ff rw: l'.1,- lx. . ul! l'rospcfti1'c' Rvmhramlts . .. no lcss.'.'.' 'l'hese .1hsorlu'rl yomlg artists zlerelofi their skill .it figure zlmzriiig and various other l1ram'hes of the fine arts, umler the ilhlc flireftioii of ,Sister Ger1e1'iel'l'. LR. Hllllgl'-1'.J.3.D You ll'0l1ldII'f be if you tasted the delicious rlelimcies prepared by our ex- perts in the line of food. l,'r1a'er the guiding haufl of Sister xldelle, CR. they have prepared Italian, Irish. and Polish style dishes .ls well as our own American menus. Dolores .flugarolu types away speedily as she learns to take rliftaliou by means of the fliclaphone. Be in style. aml 6'L'0l10IlliClIl too. '- must he the motto of these busy hees. who snip mul stitch their way to those glamorous Paris rreationsf' Sister fldelle. CR. smiles as she views their f7l'flgl'6j'f. NIH r ,. 1 Careful.. Clnemistrhy requires prefi- v.x' - i .,L. 510. ag '49 Q ff 'Tl' If U f sion. Margie Quinn e.x'perimer1l,v lrlvile Pal Ifleming records the reyiiln. josefzbine C.olem.om fimlx an eoxuy zum to add, szzblrnrt, ond mlm! inure QXUILL 17.1 using the c'ulc11lutor-n defizled time'- mving derive. Sister Marie Claire, CR. looks on ax ber capable young cbemisn zlelre more deeply into the iuteresfing world of the a!om.'.' The Junior typing dim prqmru to make Ibme future- crlwiml :lrmnm fllllll' true. wllilaf .S'ixlc'r llorotlreu. l .R. xufn r- rises. ,zf 1' gill :C IPs .'l cozy nook in tbe lilnwrby-nmgazines, pam- phlets. books. books and more books-just for the asking. Resite readers. ll'6lCOIll6'.' Szvefft melodies and sil1'e1 y notes eflm tlJrouglJ- out the confines of Res walls on days of Musir Appreciation floss. Records of the best in niusif and song encourage our U1 oung songslers to artis- tic' lwiglvts. Page' 'lilvirl 1'-I un Angles. curves. squares. points-all in the da-1 s scberlule for students of geometry-follo:vers of P-yllaugorns-ull. Serious students of science-biology-live in a unique worlrl of tells. tissues, organisms. and ll'l9llf-bill?--1'0Il. .fl budding scientist among them? Perlmps' IE1 ' , X Z1 ,fjx 6 Mal .9 l - J i - Y-i - Y , 5 - ......, -W -,'A V - . N, -, -5- ' :L , - 111 1 ' -0 - .7 J .1 1:' . ---V - , - O ,L lj l 'J r . ' --vu-10 f 7 1 ff -LLL---5 6' 9 5' Q 1711111112 S 0 Ci C11 i t y ATO Christ, Through Mary ..,...--- I Y Heart and soul in their work, the main Sodality officers, together with their moderator, plan future projects. Left to right: E.O.I.. Chairman-Virginia llyilcox: Literature Chairman-Bernice Kleczezeski: Treasurer-Carol Saeageau: Prefect- Sophie Biedrzjscki: Moderator-Sister Marguerite, C.R..' Vice-Prefect-Dorothy ll esolou'slel.' Secretary-Margie Quinn: Apostolic Chairman-Barbara Roche: Social Action Chairman-Antoinette Gurns. The Sodality of Our Lady is a religious body whose aim is to foster in its members an ardent devotion, reverence. and filial lore tou-ard tbe Blessed Virgin Mary. 'l'hi-ough this derotion and with the protection of so good a Mother. it seeks to make the faithful. Page Thirty-four gathered under Her name. good Catholics, sincerely bent on sanctifying themselves. each in his state of life. and zealous, to save and sanctify their neighbor and to defend the Church of jesus Christ against the attacks of the wicked. As Mary Would, So Wcnuld In v 'N 'ro . Little Apostles of Faith was the part pla-steal hs most Resites as they aclzlecl their magazines to the hunclles to he distributed among shut-ins with the hope of creating a lasting friendship hetzeeen them and the Church. Alain Apostolic Chairman, Barbara Roche, counts and ties the magazines as Grace Alarkole- ski, Freshman. aml joan Ko- heski, .S'ophomore, leml a helping hanzl. is the task of these ,Social ,lclion llvairlnen. Antoinette Gurus, Senior flrairman: Dorothy Viani, l reslumln.' joan 'l'eialel. Iunior: ami lftnilj Kloc. .xllfllNtItIltt't', take care that cash ounce is recorclul correctly. su, Leading Resites to Lhrist through ,Wars is the lfltfk out our eeer-actize Ifucharistic Our l,a:l's committee. .Slain Chairman. Virginia lliilcox. anzl her assistants Loretta Mik- los, SllfIl7llltlllI'l'.' .Harms Cahala. l'reshtnan.' and .lnita .N or- tnan, junior, gaze at the .Has altar. at zehich the Sotlalists recite zlails the l.itans to ltur lauls. Senior Prelect. Sophie Hiezl- rzuscki. and the prejects of the imliritlual classes, joan lien- lon, .S'ophotnore.' Grace Marie .lmlreuxn l'reshtnan.' and Ruth Danielski. junior. map out projects anal plan tliscussions to make general anal horne- room Soflalits meetings inter- esting aml prolitahle to the student hofls. HU4'lKl'l .U tinloil for another eharitahle cause Pennies from Ilaan n or rallu r Penni4 s for Ilt'Jlt'llH.'.'.l il lu' literature lommiItee's l'4nnies for Panlplrlc-ts llriu u'as the suu'ess Ilhll ilu' ihlflfts looks on .Ill live al'.tillllc'll's faces slmu ll to hc. liernnf ixlcszausll ansl lur assistants. llolora s .Samlrml'. qlunior: ,lean .Han lQl'l'it'l'. xltftlHttllltI't.' aml Harlem lxuiauslfi. Irishman .lll.XlUllsl1 mount ansl u rap tin pane tltcs cnllulnl to ftlltalhlsc' fhllllflltlcls ful' sull- talf sunts ami thou in mul ul gum! litualun. l'.lAL.'l il'lIll'lll 1 '- -54. I E' .xllIfl7C'I'.Y' D111. M111 9. was II iU.1'0lI.Y 1111.11 for the entire Sodfllitwr. Prefeft. Sopbie liie1l1':-yvki. 11111111i111o11,vly cb11,ve11 .Haj Queen by the f11c'11lt'1', plarex the fI'0ll'l1 of zovex llflllll the benz! of f,IH' 1.11111 while ber 11tte11d1111ts. the other 11111111 offifers, 111111 1111 text of the 5l'l1il1l',Y 111 :wp 111111 tQ0ll'll myist ber. 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Page Fort' 5. he RQES Eef ARITAT V E R T E -- H rliffifliru, ,IU 1 ,K l 'I X u,, iqw fi '3- , :P 'ji-' . Mi, ' yy NEH ks 1 . C.0 Won we 1-...sw-- ' .M N my 8,452 , G . 2:6913 'S+ gs and 'f 1: J' ' , -1. ' , .u.,nxu.- . su-N4 WP tml' . xm ' .mri-!5xG90x5S - tb .:f56.KQ'?i ?w::x :xt X lil RfX'lNG' THE AIIDNIGHT OlI..'.'.' The hig fire editorial staff and Sister Celine, CR., faculty advisor, work far into the night to produce their pride. THE RES BANNER. Erasers and lead worn down and typing sheets strewn ahout. our young journalists compile arti- cles, measure columns, and select print until the copy, perfectly complete, is ready to go to press. Left to right: Sister Celine. CR.: Assistant Editor-Ioan Carpino: Editor- I-'rancine Blaszynslei: Head Typist-Virginia ll ilco.x': Assistant Editor Kleczezeski: Assistant Editor-Marian Haslem. -Bernice Q' A.. K- Xr X 5. X xv x xx, 0' S ,x n ,s .V 9 s ,Q s- . . ,- ,- 8. ef v - A . Q X x K. 3 J' vvx -x s 0' 0 .DA .V A xv' R49 . . x w do C .- S ,.c F 'i. Look at lbe Birdie.'.'.' Res Banner plaolograpber. Rmenzarj .'lvferer1zu. snaps iz fziclure of the Librarly xtnff at work. Fiigcuia Ptak and .Uargie Quinn lie filly used in preliom issuex zrlvile Bermirzliue Muzon. Sflflllil' liiC'l!l'ZY1L'ki. and Dolorccs iSumlroc'k lllllllllgd? fimincial affairs. Our monthly Muff niecliugs. luaviflw giving an iuifietm lo reporters and feiitiire u'riters. afford uilimlzle iIl.lH'llt'fil'l' nnileriul. wth in tba' c'orrea'l :ray to illfC'l'l'il'll'. the l1ou x uml u'lrqy'x of vrlitoriul writirig, etc. junior ,fluinlaul lfililor. Dorollu Romjmlu. mllx roll, while Ifflitor, lfmilfiuc lilmzlymki. uuwils ber lurn lo uzlzlrcu llzc Muff. Hr ar Yc'.'.'.' Refnn'lc'm flop on llwir 11111 Io ilu mx! clan lo gloria' ul flu' m'u'l1 postal mxigrlnuful nlvccl. 'lfwir ilnticax vlmirly ,wr in mimi. our -'kfAXl7l1ll. ki4h1.1puu xvullcr to .ill l'lll'lIt'l'A to guflve-r bib of in-ru Jill! lvimior. Rcfnicfnilufr. .ill uuigriiiiullx mint In lnlmlul in on fimcz' Hlluiizlx-film! of flu' RIN li.l.N,NlfR xlronld In flu' llalllll' yilffl to Ilnzw nuliriny lypixh. ulvo type flu' folinum lo flu' illvlrf' l.z'fl to right: lint rou-pllim' ll pzkouykj .mil l.oi1 Horlon. Stfllllll ron-,loan ,I4ll't'k. lfalilor- l'mm'im' lilmzymki. .mil llifgillinl H ifc'u.x'. Playshop if V. Q 'i ilgfzlfn X ,KI 'ff-4- ' E fr 71-l 5' 0 ' N ' x x NY Elk ' L i x ' 3 if 0 A N J 4 :ni V I in j .. 'A .,,' '25 lx Page l orly-Iu'o Rehearsal - Nine-tenths of the Play.'.'.'.'.' ll hile one cast rehearses on stage the other eager beavers take advantage of the time to memorize lines. Much free time is sacrificed by both Miss Barbara Brennan, our direct- ress, and our young drama- tists. Hou' successful the play is depends almost entirely upon the amount of work put into it. The burden seems considerably light to the Play- shop members, however, so much do they enjoy perform- ing. Our Freshmen actresses do their part in the final 1948 performance as they recite choral readings to entertain and amuse the audience be- tween acts of Oh, Father. Uur abil' ulflllilg zlrunmlinn hike' prifln in prmwlltillg Ulm lulllu r. ulllxlumliu-Q tbeutrivul prmlurlinn of flu' wur.' .I,fl'I'lI4Ift' nun uf nn mrlv, purlmx Hlrm' In life sveneu in flu' ups uml aluufm nl .1 typical fumily. 'l'lvrnuglmul ilu- rnrirr lbree-ad L'0IIIl'llj. flu' umlirmf' vslmrw flu' fcurx .nul tnnw ul ilu' li.nu.ml Lnuily allllf fxlllgby Milf! lfwlll 413 UID, Alfie rn cllafx .lx Illllxf xlurfm afu. ...Iliff Ihr! filtklr happily ervr uIlc'r. l'.1 5' 1 We Did It Before - - rw-ev i 1 1I lIl r Y SENIOR CHAMPS.'.'.' More victories-for the Seniors. Taking on all comers under the coaching and leadership of its co-captains, Jeanne Kellis and Dolores Augarola, the Senior creu' won the title of Volleyball Champs for '48, The Rich of I-leort Page l m'ly-four If I can be of some small good unto my fellow man . . . If I can lift my head because I've done the best I can . . . Then this alone is my reward, and life is worth the while. If someone's life is cheerier, because of smiles from me . . . If I can clear things just a bit for someone else to see . . . And if a friendly hand held out will give someone a pull, The sky will be a deeper blue, the day more sweet and full. If only folks would realize how rich their lives would seem- If they'd think more of OTHER folks. But they go on and dream Of wealth and fame and other things of which they'd like a part... And never think how MANY riches come from one kind heart. -Jeanne Kellis, '48 We Cum Do It Again! RES ON THE OFFENSlVE.'.'.' Rah! Rah! Rah! The Res School Team whipped St. Park' High School in z'olle.1'hali'. hoth ou our own gym jloor and in the re-match out at St. Pat's. The very capable co-captains, Rita Goodson and Dolores Sandrock led the team. Our petite sports enthusiast. gym teacher Miss Margaret Vallo. coached the team to perfection while cheer leaders, screaming at the top of their roices, cheered the team to victory. Not only do our art students learn the fine arts but also eugage in craft work. In the Art Club they produce a Variety of useful articles which re- quire skill in u'ood-carving and leather tooling as well as drazring and painting. The adrauced students need little supervisioiz as they work, earnestly en- grossed in their sketches. They have already learned the trick of covzeerting their artistic ability into beautiful and priceless gifts for all occasions. Page forty-,si.1' y. 1. Glee Club 'yi gl A 4 M , K , - X -A - V Gael! S-Dsl 1 Q I . I . - If . - ' s- The Glee Club, consisting of twentj'-six girls, and under the leadership of Sister M. Eustella, C.R., is enjoying the beauty of music through good training. After-school rehearsals are common for the girls who proposed to make their Glee Club the best. All free time is put into it to make it superb. Their beautiful voices are so magnificent they are privileged to sing on the choir at Mass and at special occasions. The Civic Opera House has been honored by them at the Catholic Music Festival and the Cisca Variety Show. which proves they have ability beyond words. Their rich, melodic voices ring out through the halls of Res which lets us know that the girls are at work. Their motto seems to he Hard :cork is thc rmnl to success. www W is asQe5Mi4:s,,Lsi' i lei' is 51 Q Qs l is gtg ' Mali! ' 5 ill Q his l'.t ,UI lorll-'run Sociclls 1 ii I gg. xxgg. 0 XKSN N , 5 'fy 2 gi 'S Afszcqq- ls g l N x ' ,N Q ' 9 I g xx ilu as Twelve years was a long time to wait for your Senior Prom, but it was worth it. The doorbell rang. your heart leaped and it was he, your special man for a special night. You came down the stairs feeling like a new creation out of the clouds. Smiling at him didn't make you feel so nervous. And your flowers! Everything was perfect. , Arriving at 8:30 P. M. at the luxurious Michigan Shores Country Club you were greeted hy the sweet and dreamy music of Ray Ponds and his orchestra. The swishing of your gown around your feet, the clicking of your heels ont the smof.-th floor made you finally feel like a Senior who will be sorry to see this evening end. Much credit for the success of the prom goes to the committee which con- sisted of Kay Evert. joan jarek, Jeannine Campbell, Lottie Obrzut, Francine Bla- szynski, Phyllis Wfasik, Gretchen Coughlin, joy Olson, Nancy Grant, and Carol Savageau. Page lforty-eight OPEN .S'l?SA,NlIi.'.'.' Our iron safe is CllllllNlNllI5l.1' being 11f1e11e1l 111111 l'l05L'll by Sister Gr11: y11111111. CR., the 111'1'o1111t1111t. 11s the tre11v11rerx of the 1'111'io11x 1'l11xxes 111111 1'l11bAx 11'ith1lr11u' IIllllIl'l' from their tre11v11ries In fi1111111'e ,m1'i11l uffuirs. llere lil11111'he Size, xeuior 1'l11u' tre11s11re1'. l'C'L'l'il'L'l the little l1u.1 ' in 11'hi1'h she e.x'11e1'I.s tn ji111l gI'l'l'II- b111'k,v tn take 1'11r1' of the senior 111'ti1'itie1. l11rnl Su1'uge1111, Smlulity fl'C'KlSlH'l'f, likezeixe 11'11ilx for her little bn.x ' In 11f1pe111'. jl 'NIUR SIQNIUR Del NLE The Usllflll' Bull. the big 1111111111l 1l11111'e .xjm11.m1'e1l by the jfflfiflfll llfflf Se11i'11'x 1111: hel1l 111 the S'l6'll'lIS Hotel i11 the North Rf1f,111. The be1111tif11l llfllllll 111111 frrettj girlex llllllfl' tl x11'eet pic'- t111'e zehirh Xbfllllll be tufkezl up in HXUIH' t1'e11v11re box of 1l1'e11 111x. E1'e11 if the 11'e11ther u'11.v f111l-1 good for lfxki111ox, Rex- iles ll'0lll!l 11111 hare 111i,sxe1l the 1l11111'e for 1111.1thi11g. .xlllll-X f1le11v1111t I1lt'lIlfH'i6'X 11re 11tt111'he1l to tbiy g11l11 :If-fllil' zehieh e1'e1'1 qirl 11'.Re,w' 11'11it.x for. , 1 IM' l'.1.. lf-'M '11'1 Genereus Helpers ef Res '- Q ll if A -1! - - - 5-- '-W. ... 'W 0v.1v:x,g.g':v-- Q' L y . P-J I -Y-,V-V-Y Y YVYV Y H ll 3- J I - -V - - '- 154--- -if?-lf YZ53-G --L-12+-1, ' ' QI. 1 . , RESURRECTION i-IL -fe, .C . of 1 .. .-is le- - x ., f-J,-sf'?,L5:s 3. . , 1 , 'bil ..-,- 1 j 'RY' qt '5 ' ,Q ' ,1 L in f- Q- 5.-N. -40 - g?.s.4L:-Q., Q AQ v Y. 5 L, Q v..b' D, - -'4 ini' l . - :L . ling, .GD -V I:-rf, R . 2.1 . E -, P ' ' ' 'Q' 1 7+' f -E' L . 'lu I: . ' - .-- - H: Nb ' Hmmwoach - Oh.' ls it really true? Une cannot believe it! Oh, a REAL bus. ' Such were the exclamations of the Res students when they actually sau' the REAL bus, the NEW' bus. And to whom is all credit and the deepest gratitude due. for this rare gift? To the LADIES' AUXILIARY SOCIETY. centered at St. Casimir Parish. though this active group has members not only from St. Casimir Parish but lileezeise from other parishes. For approximately thirty-five years this society has been quietly hut steadily aiding Resurrection financially. One of its outstanding contributions was the erection of the Blessed Virgin Grotto on the Res campus. The unstinted donations of the Society also helped to swell the funds for the completion of the Gethsemane Grotto as well. To- day. with the able and enthusiastic assistance of Miss Mary Bialas, the President, we have, REALLY HAVE, a brand new bus. Perhaps Res girls are not aware of the fact that we also are indebted to this same Ladies' Auxiliary for the padded leneelers in the chapel pews. Yes, a sin- cere Hthanle you to these generous ladies is the very least we can offer. to make the club a living, working enterprise ' 73115 Pau Fifty One of the first projects of our recently assembled Mothers' Club, the party for the senior and the eighth grade graduates of 1947, has established this organiza tion as a permanent part of our school life. They hope to render their whole-hearted services for the good of Resurrection. The leaders, Mrs. C. Kasper-President Mrs. C. McCormicle-Vice-President, Mrs. D. S. Pow ell-Secretary, Mrs. E. Rupinslei-Treasurer, Mrs R Seidl-Hospitality Chairman, Mrs. P. Kaepplinger Publicity Chairman, Mrs. E. Clark-Program Chair W man, Mrs. A. Conto-Historian, Mrs. M. Mazon-Au ditor, Mrs. UV. Gilber-Membership Chairman, Mrs T. Rickard-Wfays and Means Chairman, and Sister M. Pauline, C.R., Dirertress, have pooled their efforts a W heel the Seniors S peak Name Alias Pet Raye Pet Peeve Possesses Dolores Angarola Aflgy Making friends Whiskers A warm friendliness Rosemary Ascerenza AShie Sinatra Blue eyes Unique monogrammed specs Corinne Bernard C0l'lQ ' Classical music Lack of sense Politeness of humo: Sophie Biedrzycki Z0Sh Sodality and Cisca Hee 'lil brother, A good bakery asimir Francine Blaszynski Blake 5'9 . crew cut, Women Simple hail-dog white cardigan joan Carpino Carp 5'l0 , crew cut, Pancake makeup Personality . red sweater lAunt .lemima?l Jeannine Campbell Jeannine Window' shopping Striped SUiIS Dramatic ability Shirley Chapman 5l1ii'l Algebra P0PC0i'n fninUS Sal! Energy Josephine Coleman JO Banana splits B00k FCPOHS Ray Gretchen Cgugl-ilin Gretch Good Solid iiye Peroxide blondes lt Patricia Crooks Pat James Melton Singing fomfneffial A knowledge of the latest literature Betty Crowley lielfln Gardenias Kn0CkinS Gum Neatness Mary Ellen Davis DHHS Going to new places Being interrupted Wig figs Kay Even Butch Babies The lntelligentian Dgmples Maureen Fahey falisy lrigh danqing Crying Leadership Patricia Fleming NAFIZOHKN Arabian hofgeg Soup slurpers A room at the Faheyfg Rita Goodson Reef Easy ways to make Hel' l0Ck6r A talent for Sports money Nanfy Grant Nancy' Neat Coiffure Papef naPkin5 A knack for dress designing Antoinette Gurns ::T0niF Good manners Short men A saxophone Marian Haslem Mai' Ollie and Kukla CaUlifl0We1' CMS An infectious giggle Lois Healy I-0'5 English bulldogs Spending my In0nCl' Dignity Jean Henke ,lean N Records Men di'iVCl'S Daintiness Madeline Jannotta Mad Her sisters and Jazz Sweetnegg H U brothers . Joan Jarek H-lage , H Curly' hair Cafdboafd dlshes A Boston accent Ann lgoe uFf?nP -f Driving a car Rams' weather Lilt of Irish laughter Jeanne Kellis ,,Fl'P, ,, Flying Burl Ives lrresistible charm Bernice Kleczewska ,,Befme U The cubs Homework A brain Dolores Knapp K aPUV i' Pizza l1n8llSl1mC'n A season pass to Wrigley Field Jeannie Koziol ,leanfllff Guy Lombardo Sunday Clanf'-ffS A wardrobe Cecelia Mazon Celia The new look Di'00PY Socks A share in the Boston Store Ann Milewski ffnn N Chuck High heels and socks An engagenlent ,ing Lois Morton Mort H Pal'3Cl8S Polkags A Paigley hathrohe Lorraine Nowakowski Sheffl' Convertible Coupes ClHShlng '30l01'5 Serenity Dolores Nowik Dolores A good book on Unlady-like gum Nammlly blonde hair Q a rainy afternoon chewers Lottie Obrzut Lowe Swimming Sm00S A roving nature Joy Olson JUYA U Lots of l10mCW0l'k Men A photogenic face Eileen 0'ReillY ,,M'Clfey Pl10l0gl'3PhY Galvshes A hit of the Blarney Dolores Pawlowski HPQH' H Her dog Echo Unpunctual people lngenuiiy Angeline Pinkos Pmky Ealing sfocking 5nH85 An experience with A Boarderland Constance Propst Koni Arlington High Parking meters Ve,-,agility Margie Quinn M2-lfgic Patsy Peppermint sticks qjhee,-ful ,milf in pickle juice Barbara Roche Barb Notre Dame and Civics l,li,,,5hlcwu,nc,, Lujack Carol Savageau Carol Fried shrimps ligotists ghiipllciiy Blanche size Bean Sn3lkeS C1355 Ifvugury Lorraine Tolosko Lorrie Hamburgers Gaudy clothes Anil-,igiun Phyllis Wasik Phil A smiling face True Story A quiei ml,-C Dorothy Wesolowski Wezzy ' Chocolate milkshakes Orphan Annie Zeal Virginia Wilcox Virge Peanut butter and Lumpy mashed Red hiiii- iclly sandwiches potatoes Aline Wyszkowski Al Cokes Riding the A lwlplul lmml Class of '43 THOSE Sister liululia Silence Dipluiii, Seniors! l'.agr hilt-nur Yup rms: lX4lll7I'j'lI l'nu'w'w, H.1rci.1 Nllrrvuly, lflizulzvllr Knllun. ,Ylurilyu f,l'.hll'Z. ,llulillv flllll liufd. l'c'r0ll- if.: C f'v.1lml. Ind ruw: Hari K.:-1 U'.H.11lc',1. .wnlllfnl Snr' Dfnmfulc. I'ri,u'iHu Klldflik. .Ylury xlliu' lfmlrvx, Kdflll'-1'!l Rnul, PCIIIIA1' lf.u'1'. .uflf-1' l,.Ifl'i4'i4I unillidllli. ird run: ,.'lsl'Il!V ll ilmglzxk. Illrlrm I3.1,'1ivlx. ,'iuil.1 Cfn.'icirc:, lilfriaill .Hury .llll!P1. l'.1Iriai.1 Nwriglll. Xlurr .Inn l'.1lwlli. oth ruxs, l'irgini.1 lwrnu. lldmmfv Bmiilr, l1w1i.w Ylirrle. Clmrlvuv Klwzyk. lfilwu fnuuu. .Slmrml Hfvcrlfnl, Ylmlvlim' Kislu. f..1r'nl .S'lz'la'fn'r. bIL'1M'I1Cl'I Sixlvr Nl.u'a'z'l1illc'. f.k'. Little Resites 'I op ruw: f.1ll'll!l Zallllfff, ,Nullcy ju Szjula. .-lumfllv Gmm'.1u.1, Diana Ifdllfki. l.lIl'l'4lIllL' Ccluxlei. juan lcrfv. ,'luloir.'clIz' liurr. lnd row: livlyr .llzcx'.1mlvr. .H.n'il,w1u Huhvr. lrvm' Nnuulk. Ilmnm Snlivluuu. -Ilklll Cnrunu'ia':. Dm-allay Knln. .'l1l1'iwllla' Pnlrzfll. Rrd row: Yl.n'jm'ic lfflldllll. lL1rfml'.1 .Sll'l'llXfIll. ll'l'Ill' l.l'll'4Hl!lllll'.Kl'i. Rlllll l'.llI'LflXll. .H.n'Ifn1 Hnnw. Ylurj .Inu 'fill'-I. nh rmx: l.n'nlyu 'I'ommi11l, Carol fllllll' Hunlen, 'Riff-1' Rubin, liz'1'w'ly Klcumr. Missing: Kuj f,'f.VlIIllllll', judillr Ruuln-1. ll'L'LlL'hCfC .Sixlar .SJIIIIIIK CR. HH'-lu If B 'limp row: fnufl Ilcumu. Iilu-11 lluuucfj. -Injen Rivkurd. Ifclvrlvyx I5r.1f1u. l'l4.nm1-4 NI.nln.1l1, lirnlgfl Qniuu. Grd run: Vln.-Inu Sfarughf. Diuuc Plhclldgxl. .lugvlu f.:.1f1.1lxii. slllllflkl Kixl.1. 131.1111 lxnf.1, Hmmm lun G hun .uz.1. Ind row: lwlp lfiggiux. li.1rf1.n'.1 Young. l'.1!1'i4i.1 li4f1rn1.n1. f.lf!MI'flIC H 14 u. jldllllle. Al.I!.lkL'.I. Nl.n l'A1l1'i1'i.1 Scizll. Isl rms: Sllllllllll' Gl'z'vllfrc'4l. Umm' l.ix:l.1. Rfl14lII4Il'1 ll .1i.n. Ii.uv'1.1r.1 Iilgillxlr. 'I'l.'2lCI1Cl Z Sixlvr H.1r1' lin-4lm1.n.u, LR, Little Resites Top row: K-ll't'lI .Alslwlg fAIfl7l'l'fIlL' B1'.nf3'. jour Ulwu. U.n'g.1rrI Drr1m.l. .H.n'.x .Inu lin 1.1. 121,101-L I4'ml.l. P111 row. Vfullix Gr.1:i.11lrl. YI.1r,u.u1l li.1ui. lV.1l.1'i4' .In-nu. I,.lll'ili,l lfvigcl, -lnyxu Quinn, .lflnll llwlm r:x'uif1i. llllfllfll-1 ll' 1r4 llllllflfil i. ird nm: I:1.1im' lil'-Illtt. ,lnlxu Huuilnli. Kulffluu Kfzwzxl. liu'r.'.nlim' fu.n':, litl'lI.ItlHl1 R1:.1. H.1ln.'.1 :lv Iluniug. l'.mlim' ll'.1j,15. jnaum Cmr.1lf. I 'lcgulwrz Siwfw' lI.1r1 .Illl1Nfll1, I .R, ' 5'- l ' 5 fi S df' r 'E Q pm- in- ypmkn '7 .. fi I 'Sf 'fig i Musical Prodigies of F3125 P r V P fff W'fm'-2 Her? R C. I - rg -I 1 L 'X , 1 f ig L Cl' :A . O FV ' , 1 f- -' -' i. - I i JUG.: 1 - Q -1.1 !,ay',. 13, 4, 5 '54 'J X ,gr 315. , .f' . 'v .Q Q v . 'I 1 w I N Q , . . fsrf 4 ' F' 4 X y I if E P lf o :Tl D :Wu I 3-JN' 'SEN '- UI Y- '-:-QQ-' I 'L ff? 14:5 35 I, s X IX Li :gf !lu ' S' pl' W'-?.v.' -ic,'r-.'f - A 'A 8, if rf- ' . .1 B P l :af U? Vg! ,- MWF K . rf s. 1.357 an -'LV YAY, 5? S.. K- Q U 'i td 'U-I ,I .I l-,w I ' n ' g, , li.: W ' --.-Au -4.4.1 1 ' ' 5 . 9'-L1 5 J ring, fa IH! A., .sf-as Q. . 2 - .9 . s. .VW 6.95, '-.rr Sv-3 ' .l Sv 4' 1 - Q .. S I J I ,far . wwf W' 4. . . I x h .-.W 1. I u v J , 7 , QF ,X .,- . x lg Q X 1- f' Q3 .L 'T LL. .f 1 , , I J, . cl- 'A ,, N: 1 Q ,ilff 1-X as-Z Q 3- . . -Q - .-'S 'Trgqf' - N -PF , lv mf 'Pri HTS 111' Vv , V MN 4 I. .1 '. 2' . ,V ' .r . A V r :,:..J . L J' It-S' . :fag ' U ami, D+ ' A , v' ' 1 g., X l I V v i 41' -4-ff ,, QQ? 3- K' ff' ., L L M. ,I 'Q -' 4 -S .E ' f v, A ,if 1, 'HW QQ W Q1 V' 'jg iillfy' ' 5.1 3' ' 'f- I LAHS.: an N13- u,.i ,.-. 'Z ' ke. Q- .lf 1 I ,- n xo ' S I ' ll, sw! -A --- 'Z' s.,' ' 'P' ! 1 .wyq .ng - 'lf--Q -if 3-'UML N4 Ya IB? f ,f 1 'I -QFSJ Y I 5+ 1 P, . ' 5 i . J., rf' . M Q if 5- -.i , ,tv - lip., A 'jfs Q ' ' A'!W Angarola, Dolores 52-10 lfostvr .-lvenuv .5lllll'It.'I'l'j' 2714 Ascerenza, Rosemary 3205 ll . George Street Spaulding 2242 Bernard. Corinne 6222 l letclJer Street 13erkslJirc' 2993 Biedrzycki, Sophie 5927 1.awrence Avenue Kildare 7215 Blaszynski, Francine 1821 ll . Cortland Street Brunswick 3957 Campbell, Jeannine 7821 ll . Rosedale Avenue Newcastle 6426 Carpino, Joan 5303 N. Oconto Avenue Newcastle 8012 Chapman, Shirley 7710 Bryn Mawr Avenue Newcastle 6097 Coleman, Josephine 11-10 N. Wfaller Avenue Estebrook 5111 Coughlin, Gretchen 7126 Osceola Avenue Newcastle 2995 Crooks, Patricia 6512 Nixon Avenue Newcastle 5375 Crowley, Betty 6731 IV. Albion Avenue Newcastle -1536 Davis, Mary Ellen 822 Forest Avenue Village 5826 Evert, Kay 7306 IV. Berwyn Avenue Newcastle 76-16 Fahey, Maureen 105-1 N. Lorel Avenue Columbus 07-13 Fleming, Pat 20-12 E. Portland Street Pboenix. Arizona Page S ixty-four Senior Directory Goodson, Rita 6377 ll . lmlay Street Newcastle 6851 Grant, Nancy 5831 Nickerson Avenue Newcastle 6091 Gurns, Antoinette 868 Hermitage Avenue Monroe 28-10 - O Haslem, Marian I-111 N. Central Avenue Merrirnac 0985 Healy, Lois 8232 Osceola Avenue Niles 9876 Henke, Jean 5662 N. Neva Avenue Newcastle 2970 Igoe, Anne 7632 Rascber Avenue Newcastle 6529 Jannotta, Madeline 1816 S. Prospect Avenue Park Ridge 568 R Jarek, Joan 56-11 S. Trumbull Avenue Republic 1541 Kellis, Jeanne 655 Oakdale Avenue Graceland 5647 Kleczewski, Bernice 6728 IV. Raven Street Newcastle 4215 Knapp, Dolores 3249 N. New England Avenue Palisade 8961 Koziol, Jeanne 5327 lVrigbtwood Avenue National 3849 Mazon, Cecelia 2539 S. Kedzie Avenue Bisbob 7775 Milewski, Ann 1122 N. Francisco Avenue Humboldt 2718 Morton, Lois cfo S. Citran 1619 IV. Columbia Avenue Sbeldrake 1378 Nowakowski, Lorraine 5628 Mango Avenue Kildare 855 5 Nowik, Dolores 3338 Panama Avenue Tuxedo 9337 Obrzut, Lottie 1932 N. Wolcott Avenue Armitage 0297 Olson, Joy -1917 N. Karlov Avenue Palisade 0922 O,RCllly, Eileen 1038 Sheridan Road Sbeldrake 6638 Pawlowski, Dolores 1851 IV. Wfabansia Avenue Armitage 3631 Pinkos, Angeline 2807 Logan Blvd. Dickens 5063 Propst, Koni 7225 Olive Avenue Newcastle 8927 Quinn, Margie 6207 Legett Avenue Spring 7.283 Roche, Barbara 62 36 N. Sayre Avenue Newcastle 3834 Savageau, Carol 6706 Oconto Avenue Newcastle 0144 Size Blanche 7325 Fitch Avenue Newcastle 5528 Tolosko, Lorraine 6724 W. Albion Avenue Niles 9894 A wasik, Phyllis 28-18 N. Harding Avenue Mulberry 6255 Wilcox, Virginia Duck Lake Woods Box 38-D.L. Ingleside, Illinois Wesolowski, Dorothy 7709 W. Gregory Street Newcastle 0425 w Wyszkowski, Aline 2341 W. Superior Street No phone Li X 'v Wfe, the class of '48, wish to express our sincerest gratitude to: the faculty for putting up with us these four years and preparing us to take our place in the world as good Catholic young ladies. ll e'1'e learned a lot and had a lot of fun while so doing. the remainder of the student body for making our high school lije rom- pletef' W'e'L'e enjoyed every moment ol our days with by ou. W'hile we walk proudly down the aisle we shed a tear: regrellul of the things we leave behind us. ll e ask you to remember us in your prayers as we will erer remember mu. Page Suly-ha r Last-But not Least! JY if -'X lntrmlucing - - - - - The force ltebinzl tbe lll1lCfJillC'l'v1'.'.,.'.,.' Here their are--the 1948 Resurrectian staff, fmoling tbeir ideas and using their in- genuity to make our annual the best ever. Ifnrler the untiring guidance of Sister Eulalia, CR., the girls freely express fl7C'lIl3'6ll'C'.f in words and pictures. THE STAFF Co-Ifziitors tlcanninc Campbell Marian Haslem Business Staff Tonic Gurns, Manager Corinne Bernard, Assist. l.ifC'fdf.1' Bernice Kleczewski, Iiditnr Dorothy Wfesolowski, Assist. Art -lczinnc Kellis, Editor Barbara Roche, Assist. Production Staff Eileen O'Reilly, Manager Josephine Coleman Lois Morton Gretchen Coughlin Lorraine Nowakowski Madeline -Iannotta Phyllis Xwasik 4' Siixly- six fy ff .,-,1,,:r 41?-S - L CM L M ,,- if K, L - V gf F2 K il i..- ,,v L L , ,, nl' s...W - L ii- , f ,E af ' 1' ---- C' l-1 - if- f DC ZiH II EC NA NG IO KS TK 1 The P01 M9 Daib New! 1455 WEST DIVISION STREET CHICAGO 22, ILLINOIS I-5 ' I . ,. A ' so 9 4 ,I I V Y ww ' ' ' L'Q f 1 ' is .GN e 'f unk 536 99 .lAHN 2 QLLIER AGAIN A slogan signifying a service created to excel in all things pertaining to yearbook design and en- graving. We have found real satisfaction in pleasing you, the yearbook publisher, as well as your photog- rapher and your printer. JAHN S OLLIER ENGRAVING CO 8I7 W. WASHINGTON BLVD.. CHICAGO 7. ILL. Conzplinzcvzls and Best ll isbes lo the CLASS OF '48 MOTHERS' CLUB age Sc: POM DR. and MRS. L. F. MAMMOSER NORVUOOD SERVICE STATION FETTER STORAGE WAREHOUSE. Inc. JOE'S BARBER SHOP MR. and MRS. ALEXANDER BONCZKOWSKI MR. and MRS. R. EATEMAN REV. R. KUPINSRI O. R. HARDWARE MR. CASIMIR BIEDRZYLJRI MR. WILLIAM BIEDRZYCKI MR. Is. E. MALEC MR. and MRS. WITASZCZYK MR. and MRS. JOHN J. FRUZYNA NORWOOD PARK ELORIST MR. and MRS. K. BIEDRZYCKI MR. and MRS. A. WARRAS, SR. WHITE HOUSE RESTAURANT-SCHILLER PARK RAGO BROTHERS DR. HENRY KOSINSKI ROYAL FOOD MART REV. F. H. PYTEREK BERGMANN AUTO REPAIR DR. and MRS. R. R. SEIDL, D.D.S. TIMES THEATER WILLIAM E. BECKMANN, M.D. A FRIEND COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND MR. and MRS. WILLIAM ADAMS DR. and MRS. ERNEST J. LAENERTZ MR. and MRS. S. I-'LUNKETT JOHN BAUMGARTNER MISS M. O'MALLEY MISS INIARGARIET ODS MISS ELAINE ZOLIJ MR. and MRS. STANLEY W. AL'OL'STINIEwICz IJR. A. XVARCHALOWVSKI MR. and MRS. E. GOGOLINSKI MRS. MILDRED E. MAZON .md BERNADINE LILLIAN MISIEXWICZ MR. and MRS. JOSEPH P. MILEXYSKI MR. and MRS. EDXVARD J. MILEXVSKI MR. and MRS. JAVVORSKI NINA MEAT MARKET MR. and MRS. G. SAVAGEAIF MR. and MRS. CHESTER P. DANKOXVSKI MR. and MRS. ANGELO JANNOTTA MRS. S. J. LESTER JOHN E. COUGHLIN MR. and MRS. STEPHEN BIISHMAN MR and MRS. FRANK JANOTTA MR and MRS. CHARLES ROCHE MR. and MRS. JOHN M. ENDRES MR. and MRS. R. J. RANOERT DR .ma MRS. E. v. BOARINI MR and MRS. J. O. COUGIILIN ROSARY COLLEGE JEANNE AND STEC DR. CECIL B. SIIELLEDY MR. and MRS. ANTHONY APOLLARO MUNDIiI.EIN COLLEGE HAROLD O. SCHULZ MR. and MRS. JOSEPH KOZIOL MR. and MRS. J. KNAPP MR. and MRS. J. M. COLEMAN ISAJEK FUNERAL HOMIE IE. VALLO CONGRATULATIONS I0 THE SENIORS OF '48 fro m THE 49 FRESHMEN OF '4 CONGRATULATIONS to the Grmllmlas RESURRECTION ALUMN AE PJ-Qc sc I I lily-ntl I CwllllgIYIlllllIfI.0ll.f T 0 IH' Snwl Girl Grmfmllw ff ,JS Mr. and Mrs. C. 1. KLECZEWSKI COMPLIMENTS Of WCLKE 81 KUTLER DEPARTMENT STORE 4809-ll MILWAUKEE AVENUE 1 111 lxllDARl sou To the 5L'lll.07'Jf' God Bless Each and Everyone of You and May Your Forzdest Dreams Come True Mr. and Mrs. P. Biedrzycki LAWRENCE PASTRY SHOP 5927 LAWRENCE AVENUE CHICAGO, ILLINOIS KILDARIZ 7215 IJ'-I UIII' IE YOU PREEER THE BEST . . 06 606007 ONE OF THE GOOD THINGS OF I.IFE RVED BY IEIDING EATING PlACES SOLO BY BETTER STORES . . . SE QUMPLIMENTS of CAR ATIO BAKERY 1851 XVABANSIA AVENUE EVERGLADI2 21441 GRETA SWAN LADIES' AND MISSES' COATS - SUITS - DRESSES and W'EDDING ENSEMBLES 2722 XV. CERMAK ROAD CHICAGO 8, ILL. PHONE: BISHOP 8484-8485 4559 ARCHER AVENUE CHICAGO 52, ILL. PHONE: VIRGINIA 2797 I, . I ERIE STREET PLANT CHICAGO, ILL. I I f. ,.., - I 4' ' r '1 -H, ,I i -1 nu as I 'E-gfell u Pwif f g....- , 3 ,Lo .. V 'fi-,M. i'i:, A g-ggfw' I 1 ...-- M Arw- ST. JOSEPH, MO. PLANT Imagine A Candy Factory as Big as This Skyscraper! Then You'll Know the Size of Chase If all of Chase Candy Company's factories in St. Louis, Chicago and St. joseph were combined under one roof, they would add up to a twenty-nine story skyscraper! This makes Chase one of the largest candy companies of America-in fact, of all the world. CANDY COMPANY ST. LOUIS, MO. Chicago, Ill. o San Francisco, Calif. o St. losep SUPERIOR STREET PLANT CHICAGO ILL ST. LOUIS MO PLANT Compliments and Best Wfisbes DRUG DISTRIBUTORS, Inc XVHOLESALE DRUG DISTRIBUTORS 5512-5318 N. BROADWAY Chicago 40, Illinois COMPLIMENTS of A FRIEND SINCE ISS7 SIXTY YEARS OF PROVEN SAFETY Open Your Savings Share Account Today W'ith Sl.00 or More HGYNE Savings and Loan Association EARL C. XVEBER, President 4841 MILXVAUKEE AVENUE at Higgins All accounts insured up to 55,000 by the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp.. an agency of the UNITED STA'l'E.S' GOVERNMENT, IWASHINGTON, D. C. XXi'e make monthly payment real estate loans up to 15 years 'I'elepbr,ne Newcastle 1710 EDISON FUEL 85 MATERIAL CO. Coal - Building Material - Coke - Fuel Oil FAIRBANKS-MORSlf STOKERS - PETRO OIL BURNERS Call Us For Free Estimates 6615 AVONDALE AVENUE Chicago, Ill Page Eighty BEST O LUCK TO MY CLASSMEN CORIN N E BERNARD QOMPLIMENTS of 101-IN SEXTON af C0 CUMPLINIENTS of ST. STANISLAUS B. 81 M. CHURCH Plwue BERKSHIR E 0666 2500 NORTH LOREI. AVENUE CHICAGO 39. ILI.. COMPLIMENTS of THE CARMEN ROOFING 81 SIDIN G C0. KFDZIE 1902-3 In 1. E. ROOT, jf. sf co. Real Estate-Insurance NEWCASTLE 6610 6021 NORTHWEST HIGHWAY Chicago 51, lll. Take Root in Norwood Congratulations to the Graduates The Ecclesiastical Goods Co. FRA. 2574 109 N. DEARBORN ST. Chicago, Ill. Church Goods and Religious Articles SINCE 190-i Established 1920 Phone: BISHOP 8080 ALBANY FLORAL CO. lflowers For All Occasions Palms and Ferns Rented for All Decoratirms 50-i2 W. Ccrmank Rd. Chicago, Ill. BEST XWISHES TO THE CLASS OF I9-i8 Mr. and Mrs. IOHN S. WEGERZYN Pagr l'i-chu -ll CLINE PHARMACY U. S. DRY CLEANERS N'eu'Caxtle 6282 5 HOUR SERVICE All Phones BRUNSWICK -4661 COMPLIMENTS FROM of A F R 1 E N D IUDGE of VICTQDR A. KULA SOPHIE BIEDRZYCKI P ge Eighty-four COMPLIMENTS of lbe N ORWOOD COMPANY lf It Grows ll e Hare lt IO E P E D 1 XVHOLESALE ERUITS AND VEGETABLES 2909 LINCOLN AVENUE Phone LAKEVIEXY' 5520 GRAND PLATING COMPANY lilcctro Plaling of All lfirlislacs 5956 GRAND AVENUE CHICAGO Sl 'l'cla'pl1um' SPAULDING ll IU COMPLIMENTS of F . S . lg idly! Cl JM PLIMENTS of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. GRAIVIER Phone Haymarket 4 966 IOHN TACKLES COMPANY ll hol esal e Dealers CALIFORNIA FRUITS AND PRODUCE IO South Water Market Chicago 8. Ill. MORRIS B. SACHS Inc. 6658 S. HALSTED ST. and 5400 DIVERSEY BLVD. Fine Outer Apparel for Men and W'omef1 Thunder Lake Lodge The End of the Trail REMER, MINNESOTA ln the wonderful Lake and Pine Area American Plan or Housekeeping CABINS lfishin g-S wimmin g-R idin g Horses Fresh Produce, Eggs and Pasteurized Milk from Lodge's Own Farm For illustrated folder and all information, write, wire or telephone L. C. HENKE. Owner XV. G. OEHME, Mgr. 135 S. .LaSalle St. Thunder Lake Lod ge Chicago 5 Remer, Minn. Tel. Financial 2800 Page Iiiglny-six Best Wishes to the Mr. and Mrs. Graduating Class of 19-I8 S G I A N C A N E Mr. and Mrs. IOHN M. RUCHE OBERG-BRIESCH MFG. C0. 2540 N. Lister Avenue Chicago lei, Illinois Tools. Dies. jigs, l i.x'Iurc.s Melal Stumpings 'l'cl. Hl.lMBOl.D'l' U88 and F A M I L Y BRUNSWICK 77-i-i Henry R. Wys0ck1 Umleriuker SADOXVSKI FUNERAL HOMIE flfyilll lfquippnl .Nlmlcru K lmfuili I2-H5 N. Hermitage Au-mic KIIIICAGU lg lgllv XVACQ ER, Inc. .lleu's, ll omeu's, Cfhilzlrerfs Apparel 6l0l NORTHXVEST HIGHNWAY Chicago il, Illinois 'l'elephone: Newcastle 0-S64 COMPl.lMENTS ...OF- Dr. S. R. Eorkosh, M. D. Rev. HUBERT HOFFMAN fimffmf - ST. THECLA PARISH Phone: Newcastle 52l0 ADVANCE LU MBER COMPANY 6200 N. NORTHWEST HIGHWAY Chicago Sl, Illinois HELEN 'S FROCK SHOP lnfanisl Childrens, Ladies' Wfear 6120 NORTHWEST IJIGHWAY Telephone: Newcastle 5954 BEST IVISHES To The Class of '48 Mr. and Mrs. A. GURNS 8 l ST YEAR Compliments Ch icago Muslall College I 0 Founded by Dr. F. Ziegfeld Rudolph Ganz, President Accredited hy North Central Association and National Association of Schools of Music All Instruments and Voice Private and Class Lessons Special Instructions for Children Moderate Rates Address Registrar for Catalog 64 EAST VAN BUREN STREET Phone: Harrison 6829 J . W. K 1 E R E 5 GROCERY AND DELICATESSEN Phone: Haymarket 5749 88-i N. Hermitage Ave. Chicago, Ill Page Eighty-eight CUMPLIMENTS -OF- Dr. and Mrs. I. M. LALLY, M. D. GORSKFS FOGD MART 5417 HIGGINS AVENUE WE DELIVER - Phone - Kildare 6580 Kildare 6581 Compliments of COAIPLIAIENTS ARLINGTON ' 0 F ' G L A S S C O. GLASS AND MIRRORS S Plzoues Avenue 0757 4709 MILW'AUKEE AVENUE Chicago 50, Illinois 2626 XVEST 21st PLACE Compliments of Thos. B. Gabrielson Co. Bakery Store Fixtures 3458 N. PULASKI RD. AVEnue 6065 COMPLIMENTS -OF- Dr. Steven B. Urban, M. D Compliments from ROZANSKVS PHARMACY Your Prescription Drug Store ls. J. ROZANSKI. Rm. 5959 Lawrence Avenue - Corner Austin Avenue lfonlpliments of REGANS RESTAURANT 6-100 NVESI NORTH AVENUE Chicago, Illinois GOOD FOOD Primate Dining Roum lur Priniu: lhunics Mcrriumr 2168 l'.4gr I-rglvls na 011.11 .Ill Niglvl NliWl1AS'I'Lli -SH-6' Iismblisln-fl Ivor, pl,,,,,,. 111511011 6996 PR ATT-H A R L E M Service Station axon NORTH HARLIEM AVENUE IASINSKI STUDIO Pl1otograpIJs of Distinction MHS NVEST CERMAK ROAD ISIERT GLANDER Chicago Sl. Illinois Chicago 25. Illinois Complimenrs Compliments of W OTTO'S CONFECTIONERY OTTO VERSNAK. Prop. 1825 XV. CORTLAND STREET Cullignn Soft Walter Service of Norwood Park and Edison Park 6015 NORTH NINA AVENUE Pbone: NEWCASTLE 8535 SUNSHINE BAKER SI 'PPLIES 6220 NORTHWEST HIGHWAY Phone: ARMITAGE 7563 HIRSCH'S Coats - Suits and Furs - Dresses Buy I-Icre II ilIJ Confidence 1528 INIILWAUKEE AVENUE Chicago 22, Illinois C U AI I' I, I M Ii N 'I' S -or- Mr. and Mrs. A. PAUL SIiIiI.liY I677 The Industrial Erectors, Inc. ENGINEERS and ERECTORS 1316 WEST CERMAK ROAD Chicago 8, Illinois Page Ninety HIGGINS PHARMACY You Can Depend On L5 For Prescripliunx T. F. XVESOLOXVSKI, R.Pb. '12-4 HIGGINS ROAD - CHICAGO. ILLINOIS Pbonex: NEWCASTLE 55 56-5016 1. ROTUNNO sf Co. C O .II P I. I .II E N 'I' S OFFICIAL JEWELERS -01? ... For Resurrection Higb Scboul Special Prites to lbe Stnzlenls of the Class of '48 . DIANIONDS - JEWELRY -. WIATCHES Drs. LOUIS and Roselllllrb' 4105 XVIEST NORTH AVENUE CAPITOL I ISI A. I.. Kufl P, T, Kurz f.I0IllfIlillll'lIf5 uf Dr. LESTER L. DeROME D E N T I S T 4803 MILWAUKEE AVENUE At Lawrence Avenue II 0men'1 and Cbildrerfs Accessorzes Hallmark Greeting Cards, Gifts Phone: NEWCASTLE 1657 6714 NORTHWEST HIGHWIAY Plnonex: PALISADE l660 CHAPELS KILDARE 3800 IOSEPH F. KOWACZEK I funeral Ilircwmu 5776 LAWRIENCE AVENUE CHICAGO CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! MAY GOD BLESS YOU ALXWAYS. Sisters of the Resurrection s'1'.c:AslMm vfuusn num summon NORVVOOD PARK COAL and SUPPLY CO. ccml.-woon-colua - nuu.mNcs MATIERIAI. 6238 NOR'l'HXXfIEST II IG I Ni' A Y NliXY'CAS'l'I.I-f 5200 l'.iyr Nunn I liIiS'l IIHISHIES 'IU 'I'lIIf fr'RflDl'.'liiiIf.Q Sisters of the Resurrection sr. CASIMIR PAROCHML SCHOOL Plvmc: RODN EY 9682-85 Art and MQICQS Luncheonette Specializing in Pure Beejlmrgers SEALTEST ICE CREAM 7827 HIGGINS ROAD CHICAGO Iicnvt ll i.vlrc'.x In Um' Daughter and lo the Cluxs of '48 hir. and Mrs. Peter Carpino Novelty Knitting Works NOVliLKNIT .lluuufacturerx of HIGH GRADE SWEATERS Offic if and Factory: 2151-35 MILWAUKEE AVENUE Phone HUMBOLDT 5046 - Buy Your School Sweater Direct From Factory - Pbonc: NEWCASTLE 8766 Miller's Sport Center 6689 NORTH OUPHANT AVENUE Chicago 51, Illinois Charles F. Krametbauer 81 Sons Shoes Fitted By X-Ray 2457 So. Keclzie Avenue Rockwell 2282 Chicago, Illinois P. HLUCHY FOOD SHOP 5209 XVEST 26th STREET Bishop 5771 Chicago 23, Illinois COMPLIMENTS 1013- Mr. and Mrs. I. OBRZUT Page Ninety-lu'o GRACELAND 0978 BEST ll 1SHES to OIR CLASSM:1TES Coal - Fuel Oil - Moving KQJKTEFI JOAN C. NIAUREEN F. LOTTIE O. PHYLLIS XV. , . MARIAN H. FRANCINE B. 2915 Greenview Avenue Chlfago, 111- DoLoREs P. MADALINE J. Compliments of AMES A. HALL Dr. IOSEPH A. SMITH I DENTIST JEXYIELER Pensacola 9117 5202 NORTH CICERO AVENUE 6046 Avondale Avenue Newcastle 0585 Chicago, Illinois Chicago 51, Illinois Tel.: VIRGINIA 0521 S Z Y K O W N Y I l.i'NERAl. HOME -i907 ARCHER AVENUE Chicago, Illinois Phmm: HAYM YOU TOO CAN PLAY! Feurstein N Schafer llnbolesale Butter, Eggs and Clveese 945 NW. RANDOLPH STREET ARKET Slii-6 - MONROE 201-I CliN'l'RAl. l'O'l'A'l'O CO. 'flu' f.lJI'lill'IlJl'll llvaj' I R I.curu - llnu' In Glunlfuuiza- flu' Lum! Popular m' 'I'um'i - ll iIl1 lirfufki - lfill-im Bun Ifiguru Iluugia- llurmgie in .4 .llmlurn Up-In-lJ.4lr n'1,,,1, ,.,1,. 1p,J1,.,., in O-U1 kjmj, SI fl' ' ' ' I -- Rl l'.lll.'lfn'.'l.Y - lD.XllJ.XQS' J .4 ' .1 I ..,.,,.,i.,,, P0l.IlUI..S llcginncrs amd A vunu: n Christensen School ol Popular Music J. A. Sffllliffli, .llumlgvr 2821 MILWAIlKIfE AVE. ALBANY ,IIG7 ll 'riI4- or Plmm' l'ur l rc'v lllfllfllldfillll l'lmm.' MUNRUF Hull-01 bl Ili SOl7'l'll XVATER MARKET tfhiiugo H, Illinois l'.4g4 X nn lm PETER Cl. SIKOSIS COnfectiOncr's Buying Ass'n. lnc. The Red XVing Restaurant 169 SOLFTH MORGAN S'I'RIiIfT 'l'alaplJm1v.- CANAL 558i Plm rlc' .' CANAL 9l62 qjhiumo, Illinois 5-i SOUTH XVATER MARKET CHICAGO Ph l,,, 0 CANAL 650, cJOMPl.m1ENTS of the PRIESTS AND PARISHIONERS GUST. RELIAS ,,, WHOLESALE PRODUCE , Immaculate Conception Church Car Lott Distributor NORXVOOD PARK, ILLINOIS 16 SOUTH WATER MARKET GOD BLESS YOU, SENIORS CONGRATULATWNS '- . . S E N 1 O R S Sisters Of the Resurrectlon ST. MARY OF THE ANGELS ScHOOL Mr. and Mrs. Wesolowski NEWICASTLF 8653 Park Ridge 2252 Steam Cleaning SINCLAIR Park Ridge Auto Repair Canfield-Higgins Service Station Sf Service Auto Repair - Creating -- Road Service General Auto Repairs - Towmg Raymond A. Rozny and Sons 8016 HIGGINS ROAD 7835 WEST HIGGINS ROAD Park Ridge, Illinois Page Ninety-four CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SWEET GIRL GRADUATES Compliments of THE POLISH CLUB GOOD LUCK IN THE FUTURE YEARS TO THE LASSIES OF '48 Mr. and Mrs. A. ANGAROLA Haymarket 8282 list. 1910 D. S. MAY CREDIT IEWELRY Fine Diamonds -- Good llvalches Hamilton llyatfhes-Elgin and ll itmaur Silverware - Fine Clocks 804 MILXVAUKEE AVE. Haymarket Oi 55 N IN O ON ORATY Photography Studio Fverythirzg in Photographic Line 1222 W. GRAND AVENUE CHICAGO ZZ, ILL. IOHN'S MEAT MARKET Choice Meats and Fresh Dressed Poultry Home Made Sausages and Smoked Meats 3202 W. 26th STREET Telephone Humboldt I0-54 VICTOR'S 57711117 Wormnzlr Hhur 1318 MILWAUKEE AVE. Bishop 5408 Chicago 25, III. Chicago c:oNtsRA'rULA'r1oNs 'iff' 7- f 'Q' TO THE ' SFNIORS The Gnuluatiug tfluss jUNlOR CLASS EDWA R D W. R U Pl NSK I Aminll'l'lsc71'-laNts1N1slau I'-I-Qt N vm li-I A. FRANK COUBEAU Desi guer and Mamzfacturer OF MISSES' AND CHILDRENS UNIFORMS 63 EAST ADAMS STREET 'l'c'leplJrn1e.' Wcluster 3259 GUS EVERT MAREK'S Sc SON Shell SCFVICC Stauon ' T , T Landscaping and Black Soil ILD GIA ,MAREK Proprietor 7506 BERWYN AVENUE 6354 MILWAUKEE AVE. NEVVCASTLE 7646 PIJDIICR' NEWCASTLE 8148 C' X I1 Co ngratulalio ns to the CLASS OF '-IS A FRIEND Mr.andMrs. IOSEPH BLASZYN SKI Good Luck, Good Health, God Bless You, Compliments As you enter the realm of fate, of Is the sincere wish of the Sophomore Class, D A R I - B E S To the Seniors of '-18. T Cheese Company SISTER BEATRICE and SOPHOMORES MELROSE 4575 -182-i N. 24th AVENUE MELROSE PARK LEASE FLOWERS Fon ALL oc:c:As10Ns Compliments of Lorsages, Wfecldings, Funeral Designs CHUCK DUREC 7412 IRVING PARK ROAD Phone NEWCASTL15 0860 COMPLIMENTS OF Mr. and Mrs. V. DAVIS P Jgr .N vw 'NV X X 1 ' , 51, -Tfsil lxj '- I s x NWS fx- REQ xzjsjv-.-X., . 5, 1 - sl X x 1 , , - Xtgw, - K A ,xfn x 'K ' W..'---Q1 xr ,-gax-we Sw N X v f - M M X.Nxxs,,w .-- 1' ,- QW - Xwgx-,+R f. - A X ' X K tio XX YK , , M QQWMYS QMWNQAL Uwwkff -Y . QZNXX . QM ,K ff' x , ,Q I A haf H M cM7QW fm O ' It 9 ' - J g f 7614? ff f X l ?,f0'!7d1Q zf ff! f ff! lj M I ' I D k 1 1 k 571 mfmocxff- X11 'fp ,ff f ' x5!0f6'l.0,41W,xc5 J4 x rf I C ' X V ' ff ' dj F 7 fdyv-ff' 1' f VI, J 2,27 SX ,,,!Q,,Q,,,g, i, ig if 7121 QWNL7 Q 4 x.Q 9 , I ,gf ,V f Q . ff if 7 if Q 9? ff ff , ly, I Q 0 a Q 1 if l, L fig' ' 57fL0,,4g,, M ' 5 3 , sw f JJ MW lx .5 , 'N f 4' I1H'lIV7, b -- 1 1, fy. M I .. V X ,gpwefg . 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