Resurrection High School - Dedication Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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DUSMAY ASES ILlMLE.!..llHE. cases with adjustable A glass shelves are located in the corridors providing Illuminated display practical means for dis- playing the students' work or pertinent exhibits and collections. Ba.sa.k's' Market.. Card Town, Dr. Arthur F. Berthold, 'Pecho Foods, Conrad W. Pawelkiewlcz, lst Savings of Park Ridge, Schultz Hardware-and Paint., Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell J. Sc1bor,'Mr. and Mrs. Ignatius Dsledaic, Jos. G. Sabastian, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Fx-ederlcks, Chateau Royale Corp., F. W. Woolworth Co., Mr. and Mrs. Norman W. Voss, The Hutchison Famll' , Eggert Paint and Wal1paper,' Mr.. and Mrs. L. R. Halstead, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Rudy, Mr. and Mrs. Zigmund .Skubsilg Mrrand Mrs.'S. Laskeand Rev., Kenneth S. Laske, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Bonk, Mr. Stanley Babies, Julia Chruscinslci, Mr. and Mrs. John E. Solak, Dr. and Mrs. Ray Slornczewski, 'In Memory of Marie Thomas, Margaret and Maureen Gav1n,'M1t.1and Mrs. N. Leonard, Mr. and' Mrs. James G. Serpe, E. H. Marhoefer Jr., Co-Contractors, Ray F. Stuermor, Mrk and Mrs. Arthur Smithp-The Nicholas V. Butkoyich Family, Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Brunner, Teletype ,corpomxxoa Mr. and .Mrs. Angelo Castelli, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jensen. Mr. and Mrs. Florian J. Letmanslrl, Susan M. Putahl, Mr.-and Mrs.-Kenneth Watt, Mr. and Mrs LJ. DeLa.Moreaux Mr. and Mrs Jose h Sl - ski Halaetlex' Bowl. Mr. and M . H - K - . , . D OIYIEIBW f rs - enry Ochab. Barry Artsupply, Mr. and Mrs, Georg F. Witt mo , M . and M . Rklhlafd Watson. QMr. and Mrs. Walter 'Jr Leszko, 'Mx-. and Mrs. S. Wasielewski andilfaxriily. ' e n r rs -4.L-1..' -a..k ' i W ,...g Q..','...Q-LgQLg-g...jl.Q1. QM, ,., ,L W., .....,.,,.. -..ng - ..1,..,..4f. K in ix

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25- 1 The young ladies at Resurrection High School who choose to study applied arts, crafts and art appreciation find a haven for their potentialities in the new art room. The Art Department consists of two large rooms, one for painting, drawing and sketchingg the other for ceramic and craft work. Formica topped tables, easels, a modeling platform and extensive display areas entice these lovers of art. A large island sink with storage cup- boards further adds practicality to this department. The crafts corner has ceramic and enameling kilns, a potteris wheel and a sink of its own. With equipment like this anything from figure sketching to clay modeling to mosaics to modern vase making is done here. A supply room next to the teaclier's office is a part of the department. The art room opens into an inner court where stands our Lady of Grace surrounded by greenery and shrubs. On days with favorable weather the inspira- tions provided these budding artists by scenes like this are most obvious. w2?3g' j . f I -e-,Q . ff' Q-ew. NIU-.J -5. Baird and Warner, Inc., Matz Funeral Home, Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Whitewand Son. Mr. and Mrs. John L. Dolan, Mrs. Anne Erdmann, Council of Catholic Women of Immaculate Conception Church. Mary Ann Schmidt, Larry J. Pontarelll and Sons, Inc., Ted Szywsls., Joseph H. Bonk, Dr. Charles N. Wolavka, D.D.S., Cook County Mobile Homes. Mrs. Sophie Wiater and Jack, The Bernard Bayer Family, Edward P. Gleeson - Tran World Airlines. Inc., John W. Ellefson Familia Mr. and Mrs. John Klopack, Richard A. Scully, Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Vernon, Marion Simon, Lions Club of Nlles,' Il., Mrs. Bernice Dabrowski, Krispy Roll Pastry Shop, St. Paul Federal Savings 8: Loan Assn. of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Felker, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Schertzing, Messrs. Henry and Joseph Dominick Mr. and Mrs. Edward Madura, Sr., Canton Tea Garden, Mr. and Mrs. T. Voegell, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Lorman, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Roche. Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Voss, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Kuta, Sr., Hammergren Decorating. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Clehon, Resurrection Hoe ltal Junior Auxiliary, Mr. and Mrs. Gurtte J. Schultz, Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. Christl, Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Doyle, Godfrey Personnel, Mr. and Mrs. John Ivanlc, John Wm. Carroll, State Representative, Mr. and Mrs. Howard W. Johnson. George ' Boznos and Sons, Mr. and Mrs. George F. Ruhnke, Jerome Interiors, Inc., Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Schreck, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Cotteleer, Mrs. Stephanie Kobos. - . A.. .9 v Y - . , ' . - is . - . . . .. .- -. ..,4.-!.4xiSZvsz r 2.:..Ks.......'.,. -L . 1

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SCHCDCDL ntl BCDCDKSTCDRE The Bookstore, centrally located for the students, convenience, and adjacent to the receiving area, is equipped with adjustable oak shelving on metal brackets and standards. The glass lopped display case also serves as counter. 'i I st.. I 'ttf .- th' . F , .-seg. , SQVSN-N. X 4-,,R:t .., . xy: ,N Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nowak, Miss Mae Reiter, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Renn, Mrs. Dorothy Wojtecki, Edward M. Strenk, D.D.S.. Mr. Aloysius J. Poppa, Miss Bernice Poppa, Mr. and Mrs. A. Bartek, Mrs. Harvey Minnigh, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Slootrnaker, Miss Theresa Blattman, Mrs. Virginia B. Wadelton, Aubrey Manufacturing, Inc., St. Peter's Catholic Church, Skokie, Mr. and Mrs. Leo G. Pryma, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Marclniak, East Troy, Wis.. Mr. and Mrs. Paul King, Hon. Chester P. Majewski, State Representative, Mr. and Mrs. Martino, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Ciba, Mrs. K. I-Iodr and Ciolek Family, Meier Granite Company, Louis L. Schorsch, Frank Staar and Sons, Inc., Saraneeki Bros. Garden Terrace, Mrfand Mrs. Leonard Pijanowskl, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Smolen, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Henning, Fetter Storage Whse., Inc., Mr. and Mrs. Josegh J. Mele, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Rizner, Harlem Savings Association, Mrs. Sophia J. Polk, Elmer Grimes, Leyden Towns ip Reg. Dem. Women's Org., Mr. and Mrs. Fred Paryse and Family, Miss Margaret and Romona Paryse, Richard and Marie aryse, Robertson Transportation Co., Mr. and Mrs. John McCue, Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Duffy, Mr. and Mrs. Chester C. Conrad, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Zapfel, Mr. J. C. Steiner, Mrs. Margaret Sobeskl and Kathy, The Montclair Funeral Home, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth D. Best, Seltzer Pontiac, Inc., Mr. Anton Krucky, Mr. Mario Maids.