Resurrection High School - Dedication Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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INDOOR AND OUTDOOR RELAXATION 44, J Pure Cararra marble statues from Italy attract attention to the two inner courts. The statue of St. Joseph with the Boy Jesus adorns the smaller court while Our Lady of Grace is centrally located in the bigger one. Several cement sidewalks in these courts will allow for quiet relaxing strolls at leisure times. gjlfiwrth clever-savle .scanalseape C ., 1, V f ,SQ M., if1,, 'l?'., A

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E QHIEESRSU QQDING The teachers' lounge includes personal lockers, washroom facilities, a faculty mail box and a bulletin hoard for faculty announce- ments. A small Dwyer kitchenette with an electric range, a refrigerator and sink is also included. Folding doors conceal this area when it is not used. The furniture in this room is designed with special consideration for the faculty. During free periods, the teacher may relax, prepare for classes, check assignments. T' A long conference table is provided for faculty group meetings. An exit out to St. .loseph's inner court is in this room allowing for outdoor meetings in fair weather. The Sisters' lounge is adjacent to the lay teachers'. Mario Zercher, M.D., Mrs. S. Obuchowski, Julie and Gerard Moloney, Patricia -Ann Sweeney, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dudek, Womnia.k's Casino Lounge, R., P. Luthringshausen. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Condon, Sunshines Restaurant, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wasllewski, Mr. and Mrs. G. McKinley, Mr. and Mrs., Clarence Sweeney. George J. Ga.:-tis. Mary Jo Sweeney, John B. Daily, Frank J. Hoffmann, Henry and Evelyn Fleming, Mr. Joseph Zukowski, Mr. .and Mrs. Dominic Serlno. Sophomores' - Room 226. Mr. and Mrs. Julius Ferenz. Bonners Faml1y,.Mr. .and Mrs. E. T. Keroleweki and-Family. Mr., and Mrs. Thomas L. Mahoney, Mr. andilfre. E. A. Comiskey, Mr. and Mrs. William P. Graff, Jr.. and Family, Lawlor and Stewart Families, Pamela. Krause, -Dan Kavanaugh, Serafini, and Sons, Burgess Mfg. Co., Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Lorman, Lillian Misiewicz, DeNicolo-Lesnielc Eu-neral Home, Mr. and Mrs. John Shall. Mary, n Kelllck, Mary Ann, Spitza., Dr, Robert A. Desalvo. In Memory of Joseghi Manig, Mr. and Mrs. Robert-Scott. Raymond J. Savage, Mr. and Mrs.,Dean-- H. Mur hy, Mr, and Mrs. John J. -Simon, ,ehorah Moloney, Mr. and. Mrs. C. Scharrlng, Georges Market tierving You Since 5935. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kenutls,-Mr. and Mrs. Tad Lesniak, Lincoln Bottling Co., Mrs. May Dominick, Regina and oan. i N o . , ,.

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CEYMIXI ,..s. ng.- N sw, .. V A -vt: 1 3, A t .P '- l 3: I ,at nm ,ja Q The gym walls are completely glazed tile and face brick with tile form board. Incandescent lighting provides illumination with an controlled system for ventilation. ' The shower area is furnished with glazed tile showers and dressing controlled faucet for water is available to the student but the central controlled by the teacher establishes the temperature of the water. f' 1 f, an acoustical automatically stalls. A time mixing valve The floor in this area is of ceramic tileg a cement plaster ceiling absorbs the moisture. A ventilating system here keeps the air fresh. Perforated metal lockers of a two tone green blend into the color scheme and offer space for gym uniforms and shoesf xl!-arrison - Spielmann Co. 1 A .. Q .i-.s... ... ,,.,,