South Bend Catholic High School - Victorian Yearbook (South Bend, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1944 volume:

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HYIXCINTH, CR. Health, English, Polish SISTER THEOPHANE, CR. Social Science SISTER DOROTHE.'X, CR. Latin, Religion SISTER CELINE, CR. English SISTER BI.-XRY GRACE, CR. Music MRS. G. KINDIG Doniestic Science, English, Science MR. J. C.xSAS.-.NTA Orchestra Director MR..M. LENTSCH, Coach Physical Education 'k 'A' ir if 'A' 'A' ir i' t They that are .learned shall shine as the brightness of the jirnzanient, and they that instruct niany to justice as stars for all eternity. -Daniel XII-III al' ik if 11' i' ff I Our prlncipal works unfalteringly tmvnrcl the greater honor and glory of God. In her is mirrored the love of Godp sf1c'1'ifiCc being' rt-- flected in her 1-very an-tion. Sister Gregory, IHR. Principal ool's 1 ce friends should bm fevx but wmll chosenf During' our free periods we perust the realms of our li- brary. Sister Elizubc-!l1 'FQ-renal CR. 'librarian The real strength and security of any nation depends upon the cha- racter, the integrity and the intelligence of its citizens. Sister TIIPQTIJIIZIDP, CR. Instructor .4-1 Q ,nvv , r xx Y X f il . '- Ljyfffl Through the study of the authors of the past and the pri-sent, we clevulop a lmowleclgi- of the best that has boon said and thought in the world. Sistvr Cvlim-, IRR., Instructor QM: Siste-1' Dorothea, C.R Instructor Language is the medium of expression. How rich and beautiful must be the Latin lauguag'0 since it is a universal medium of the Holy Church, S'-c'I'c-t:il'i:il stllflu'-s vm- bocly I'DL'I'I'l'l'tl0ll by nu'-:ms oi' spw-cl :md Ill'4'llI'2ll'y. Sisle-r NI. lfl'llif.fIHl, IRR. liistrlu-tor From a rn i d the complexity of Py- thagoras - whence the solution? Sister M. Theresa. CR. Instructor Saturated with the knowledge of the skeletal sys- tem to the fun- damentals of pro- per health habits we serve Uncle Sam strong and healthy. Sister M. Hyacinth, C.R. Instructor Expert f i n ge rs acid the finishing touches to the frocks, to insure their beauty and vogue. Mrs. G. Kindig Instructor Serving God ancl Country Through Eclucution The Seniors Lead The Way To The Graduates Faded have the strains of Pomp and Cll't'1lI7ZSft17ICCH Treasured diplomas seal our seholastie romanee. The eap and gown respeetfully finds its rest The gates of the future are opend ajar at last. Yet the road is rugged and the work seems hard, But tread it bravely sinee the Looe of God Follows you tenderly with nzany a Graee For all who eare His Graee to embrace. Remain sheltered under the mantle of blue Of Our Heavenly lllother, who upon you Had graeiously bestowed Her tender eare During the four years that you, at the S. B. C. did share May Her beautiful smile follow you lovingly, Remain elose to Her, obey Her Son willingly. Her lofoe and graees abundantly She will send, Upon you and your loved ones' for the days well spent. A Senior's Retrospect Sehool behind us, life before us! ,els we leave our busy sehool life and eneounter the responsibility of the graduate, we will frequently loolc baelr with pleasure to the years spent at South Bend Catholie High Sehool. The road ahead is not untrawelled. lllanv have gone out of the doors of South Bend Cfatliolii' to meet life faee to faee and are fulfilling their duties well. May the elass of '-I-I do their part as faithfully, until the great alumni reunion in our Heaveizly Home. -l Ernest Pajakowski Class Presidcnt l 'QW Confidence imparts a co- lorful inspiration to its POSSCSSOF. Ronald Zell Vice-President l 'F 1 .N Y 1 ' .,,, ,, , , t iz .Y Z' A The root of all steadfast- ness is in consecration to God. Patricia Austin Secretary .Ass Claire Kazmierzak ' i 5 Treasurer VVho brings sunshine into Courtesy is the unsepar- Ulf' 1if0 Of another has ablc companion of virtue. sunshine in his own. Y x ll John Byszcwskl Social Chairman So great is thc clcanlincss upon man, that it extends cvcn to his moral charac- tcr. ve Blacharski Genevie The blush is beautiful, but it is sometimes inconven- ient. LOU, . F1111 , . 9 Balllclgj Thallkf uln . . U angels. 0.55 IS a tune of A1106 Batch Vvlthou f bi COu1d m g Words h Chester , small thijgg People SZ? Every ma IL31tOS1Hk m' to Nad M2u'gzu'et Borlik John Cieslewicz Robert Cornelis s has an angel Men are great only as Continu,-31 Qheerfulneg onsiderate and a sign of wisdom. God alway of help for those who are willing to do their duty. they are C kind. un. I. --.As 45-Q, S - fqbj, , . filfqg-jfggf x - K X A X 'Sm Rita Cybulski To know how to hide one's ability is a great skill. '? '?-pb v yi 'A Dubahl 11-eue d t ot God ans .5 H1 sito. DOHWQK , r PM is me 100 nw h e imllosslbxb must Few megs Mana Slim' glow' . - 130 to dxhgex Lorraine Heckliuski Courtesy is a business as- set. a gain and never a loss. its Y' Irvin Jankox'-Jski I slept, and dreamed that life was beauty . . . I awoke, and found that life was duty. hug' M- QQ - ski . XSZB U5 lice D1 is treadS fund use iiiif of fort. Leo Jankowski The true and good re- SGH 1blc gold. A' w is Gyms lXI2U'g31'Qf Krlniai' Endurance is the crown- ing quality. Wit Il Q Oun and inodesffpnanoe YQIFHCQ I1 Elaj no IXOISI demu FQ 6 Helen Kaniinslii Contentment as it is L1 short road and pleasant has great delight and little trouble. L , A nn eo Aron . IITV I lik - Teal-f 6 3 nieclicjnedoeth goo 'QS' Dolores Klosowslii No one is useless in this world who lightens the burden of another. Eu cr 0 GHG d who Lfldffwszff 'ihwwm Sylvia Lzltlqowski Manners are the happy way of doing things. mak th QS ' , Ofe moment' Cgg1C1x use gf Drizdenci H genius ls xx X XX X rf 'W ,Y , ,A v -, W Tkx x Q NL V X X fx N4 Y 'Q X S' 1 ' ,.g '-:s fx. ' Xue., l 355' Qumr- -fly Theodore Lzitliowski Lucille Liclnier Cleineiitine Majclier Music is well said to be 'What sunshine is to flow- Infinite is tlic help man the speech of angels. ers, smiles are to hunia- can yield to man. nity. . i '-l-1 Bcutr1LG NWA t is , f,- ' hear 5 John Mieinsm The g09du5SSdSl doing Some- sliowll lu Y YQCKY f niuSt be 1, . m B, i we umm D01 ot. V Xpossibxe to Qi wing L0 be i ming 15 ln Ealing heart' Y' np- M4u'g:u'et Pickavet There can be no ecoiimny where there is no effi- X .J Ciency, ' Z i i l . i gi l l T13 l t V ,,,,, , 1:f r k i, 12 ' if Q .cf 4 K 5 lf ., -Q . 7 'gps 13 Frank Rose Matthew Sieracki Stephany Sobieralski Music washes away from The highest graces of Her step is music and her the soul the dust of every- music flow from the feel- voice is a song. day life. Gertrude Stachowshi , Silence is a great conver- l settion. kv-me lxvIR1'g'2l1'9t Stypczynski ' Every one has 11 fair turn to be as great as he pleases. yfbn. Lorraine Waslicki Faith is the pencil of the soul that pictures heaven- , ,MMMQ L-3-H V QA n-.W M- ly things. ings of the heart. Beatrice Zalas Fine manners are the mantle of fair minds, l 1 Richard Wetzel The more a man knowsf the less he knows he knows. Cleophus Williams Good humor is the clear blue sky of the soul. Beimzidine Zbrzezny Good deeds ring through heaven like a bell. 7 he x Q'-W Ny. Q .Wk Esther Witucki Faith is Z1 higher facility than reason. To Our Faculty We, the giwicliiatew oi' '4-l, take this opportunity to express our deep ap- preciation to you, for the great part you have played in making our gra- duation possible. We realize that all the laurelu and praise are beSt0WGd 1119011 'Elle H1911 and women who sacrifice their live:s in clefenre of our country, yet we are Convineecl that trilmute should be paid to thole who sacrifice their lives in the molding ot' the future citizens in orcler to save the world for Christianity and Democracy. Our hearts overflow with graiifjurle, love and loyalty as we renielnber ygyul' Uilfloi-:11gi1qliiig', Cahn courage, and assiktunee throughout our Complex high :wchooi days. We thank you for your spiritual Care, the grace- iaflen nionientzs. and pleasant hours ot' diversion. May Gofl bless You, and love You! Juniors Tl i l e l l 5513? Xl i u A I xx XX- SILXTIGD: L. I'1eti'zukg L. Oleziii-zak1 C. Atluim-Zzilcg L. Mujeherq H. Dlugosz, Vice-pregident G. 1il11'l'li1 L. -llllllli, S0l'1'1't1l1'3'1 U. Urowng C. Sioruckig L. Ast: M. M. Lukasiak. STANDING: T. Sobii-ralskig D. Coriielisg E. Klimekg J. Austin: J. Ciesielskig J. Horkey: T. Slottg E. Podelwitzp A. Skwierezg J. Przybyl. - N v I 2 i 2 bm- 2 X SEATED: L. Cudowski, Social Ch:1i1'mzm3 T. Vx'L'QQllt'l',T1'n'1lSlll'C'I'Q T. Sivlnclgling V. I.Iv:1Jl1luw.' ski: D. Lvmunskig D. Pinson-kig D. G1'zvslwwi11kg M. L. Luslmwskig Il. Iimvnlslci. STANDING: H. Gudynowskig J. Chlqlllilliillil L. iliijfxnnxizlslug ll, Low-m-vp C. Kmmnski, Vivo-p1'e sxclentg E. Hzepkfl. P1'Qsinlcnt3 T. C:T.1,.l::ki3 R. Nwwakg R. Cwidukg R. Krull. J . SEATED: J. Kowalskig R. B:u'.mows1ii3 M. J. I.I'n.',:Im1l3 Ii. Wmbnlg M. A. Mlvluslii, Tl't'QlSllTlk'I' F. Bishop: J. Poda-113 M. IJf1t0Ski: R. XX'.nkil-Wu-Z3 G. Pmsm-vki. STANDING! A. KOZi2it0kZ I. XVQ-solu.VSliiZ J. Lcm'm:m3 D. XVz1lliuwi:xk3 S. 114124-wivz, Sfwia Chai1'man1 D. Chrzuug D. I111sZ!mx'.'::l:1, Pxw-1:1111-11t: L, C4-bulskig Il. Szubug J lwaszowskig E. Nowulcg D. DllbPll2l,, Sw-x'ct:11'y. ABSENT: E.U1'bar1ski. I u 3 ' , W B 1 -im?-,I V' I I I I I 1 ' Hi.: 5 B ,,--. P-N-7 'M 7 The Juniors' Address CWi.l1 apologies t-0 the Bard of Stratfordj Friends, Supporters and Classmates! Lend us your 6Hl'Sl We come to speak ol the Juniors, Not to praise them. The mischief we do lives with us, The good is oft forgotten, So let it be with the Juniors. Our noble Home-room teachers hath told you 'lllklll the Juniors are 2l.IlliJltlOLlS. And so we are. Here under leave of the TRCUILY and the rest- For the faculty are llO1lOl'2'lLJlQ people, Come we to speak on the Juniors DE'llllll4. 'l hey are the friends or the school hiilltllflll, helpful, and loyal. And so have they proved, by the many Activities in which they serve. By their influence they have Brought many students to our school. Did this in the Juniors seein ambition? Ambition for the welfare and good of the school We love so much and hold so dear. We were presented with several honors Which we cheerfully did accept. Was this pride 'Z Yes! Pride in our dear Catholic High, Who allowed us the privilege to gain them. We speak not to praise ourselves Above the other classes. But we are here to speak what we do know. They all did love us when We were Freshmen What cause withholds them to love us now? We remain the salne in heart, though more mature Yet childlike in our innocence and simplicity. Looking back to the glowing memories Oi' our three years, our hearts pause. And we must stop to recall those very memories Ol' our Junior Yea1': The September rc-union . . . the missing countenances of our enlisted classmates . . . Sadie Hawkins Dance . . . joyful Christmas Carols . . . Silent Night, Holy Night . . . fainter . . . fading . . . the peace of mind and soul after retreat . . . the Gay Nincties Ilall . . . costumes . . . floor-show, , , mtmories . . . Spring fever . . , Junior- Senior Day . . . long dreary hours of cramming . . . Finals . . . and Oh! . . . FOR AN ICVICNTFUL SENIOR YEAR. 'sw Ss? 4 .gpg . gran A An.. SEATED: M. A. Jaworskig L. Bluiiliertg D. Skowroiiskh D. Suleg M. A. Balkag D. Gonsio rowski: M. Lisieekig L. Reiter, Treasg L. Koziatekg G. Nalepinskig M. Klaudusz. STANDING: D. Grzegorelzg B. Kopinskig J. VVojcieehowski3 R. Strychalskig N. Podell, S03 Chairman: D. Cornelis, Pres.: L. Andrzejewskig T. Chelminiakg L. Budzinskig E Latkowskig C. Hajcluelcig T. Adeitnskig S. Jankowski. GUI' SOPHOITIOTC YZBI' The heginning oi' school had come at last, The Freshmen Year was a thing of the past. The books were new, with covers so clean, lint as Lime went by, they lost their gleam. Christmas time came with a leap and a bound, Happiness prevailed and there was cheer all around. Mid-year exams had arrived once more, To andy and cram was not a sweet chore. lint soon we could hreatlie a sigh of relief, For we had all passed by the skin of our teeth . Then came the time all theSophs had awaited, 'lihe first dance we sponsored was highly appreciated. The hall was decorategl so liright and gay, Everyone had fun at the Cupid's Sway . llut soon the year will end, and oh my! Then we'll he Juniors at Catholic High. , 1 f- L A SEATED: R. Demis: D. Janowski: L. Mincinskig D. Hartwick: J. Zell: R. Oleniczakg Soleta, Treasurer: M. Slott: D. Kruk: L. Mrozinski: T. Dombiuski. STANDING: M. Haynes: S.-Bygtry: C. Dc-gucz: I. Zalas: R. Jaworski: W, Hecklinski: S. Pysz ka? E- BUSZKICWICZJ S. Podlasi KN. Santa: F. Laskowski: F. Nowaczewski: M. Oshinski. ABSENT? B. Kielochg J. Babinski. Fl'CSI'IITlCl'I SEATED: E. Patka: L. Maciulski: J. Nowacki: L. Dubala: T. Kieltong G. Stachowskig V. Rov- tek: T. Sopczynski: R. Kominkiewic-zg I. Sckutowicz. x FIRST ROVV STANDING: F. Karaszewski: R. Thilman: C. Slane: S. Przostworg D. VValk0wiak: L. Buszkiewicz: R. Lewinski: W. Ciesiolski: R. BC'ClI1H1'?liQ R. No- wakowski: A. Kil, Secretary. SECOND ROW STANDING: E. Jurek: J. Istenesg W. Gorbitz: R. Kuminecz: R. Wawrzynczak 15 'F QM: 5.47. E, llIQlIllQlTE i I 9ll GC 977.202 ,. Tlgif' '-'r'-: ' Fees? e. -- .QQL-.fy-1. ., fL-e - .. -, , ,, ' GF K i df' ,fmt SEATED: E. Nowakg L. Piechurowskig R. Kazmierzak, Secretary: T. Klosowsklg J. Graham: R. Lubinskig R. Horkeyg A. Czeck: XV. Zywertg I. Trzybinskig J. Busezliyg Treas. FIRST ROWV STANDING: J. Zmyslog L. Hahajg C. Marshall: E. Michalski, President: J. Grzezinski. Vice-Presidentg R. Duszynskig N. Burzynskig C. Przy- bylinski, President: R, Kwiatkowskig L. Czeck. SECOND ROW STANDING: M. Wisneskig G. Sobczakg R. Wyckstandt, Vice-Presidentg B Lagockig H. Klosinski. ABSENT: E. Wyremblewski. Freshmen Experiences We entered South Bend Catholic Une sunny September morn, We soon IOUIILI out to our dismay We were the Seniors' scorn. Uur next trial was well-planned And what people d1dn't say! For they had seen us all disguised, Un our Initiation Day. There were boys that looked like girls And girls that looked like men, And to this day we shudder yet when we think of what we'd been. Our wounds were soothed however , By the dances that followed soon, And we knew that all was forgiven As we danced to a favorite time XVO next elected a president :No primaries were needed for thisb, But we wonder how many of us Remember just who he is. We finally received our report cards The first of our high school days, And more than one of us, we're afraid, Were told to mend his ways. XVhen football season rolled around Things happened thick and fast, And when our team had battled hard XVc cheered them to the last. Then there came the well-planned plays There were dramas and comedies witty, And all that saw them do agree They thought them very pretty. Many things could we relate Of things we planned to do, But until we're Sophomores new and fresh We'll say so long to you. H55 -as ,. , xx -11'- 7 'Nr 5. 1 if I Ti J IN GUR ACTIVITIES FROM DAY X? , pf I DAY HNutt Famiiyl' The enthusiasm with which the 'tNutt Family met was such, that a repeat performance was demanded. The cast of characters included: Dr, P. Nutt, Ernest Pajalcowskig Meta Nutt, Genevieve Blacharskig Ima W l' Nu't Leo Jankowski' Orestus Eugene La clewskig Sylvia Gaylord, Stephany Sooieialeln, Ceiise, Sy via a X t F il Poseg Vivian Tepper, Bea- Bea Wise, Rita Domloekg Larry SlTlEl1' , ral 1 . trice Zalasg Charlotte Neal, Claire Kazmierzakg Lila, Margaret Pickavet Helene Shelton, Irene Dubala. Nutt, Patricia Auoting ai t, , , , So ' ' l ' L tl'owskig Forum Latinum The Foruni Latinuln, gr Latin club in our school, has for its purpose promoting interest in and acquiring Q1 fuller appreciation ef the lan- guage. For us Catholics the study of Latin has an additional incentive since it is the official language of the Catholic Church. During our meetings, projects on Roman life. customs, etc., help us realize more fully hon' much we are illclebted to the llolnalis for our present- day world, Imaginary sight-seeing tours through picture study, acquaint us with the glories of his- toric Rome, not only the Home ot' the Caesars but also the nioflern uEtQ1'll2ll City -the Center of Christianity. The latest news, stories, jokes, and other interesting' articles, we read from the MAllXllllllll Latinun1 , a Latin magazine. Games and songs aclcl to the enjoyment ol' the meetings conducted hy the praeses, Mary L. Lasl-Qowslii, as- sisted by the suh-1n'aeses, Iflugene Laflewski. The other officers are: the scriptor, Patricia Kucz- manski, and the praefectus aerarii, Evelyn Nie- mier. Cut of the Crystal Ball The sun will shine on us, you'll see, 'Pon leaving dear old S. B. C. Each will have his goal to reach On lifc's tempestuous sea and beach. What billowy waves Before he arrives at To find this out, we This crystal ball for Ah! that luster! wha must each transcend the voyage's end? must consult many a result, t do I see? All the future is revealed to me That crystal ball so clear and bright Shows Johnny M.. a famed playwright. Humorous plays and drama yet Johnny with his aide, Leo K. beget. For the hero, audiences shiver and pray. Foremost attendant is Dorothy McCay. The crystal ball discloses now A renowned dress shop right in town. Who is the proprietor? Let me see- Well, look at that!!!! Rita designs, Margie It's Rita C. Borlik sews And Lucille Lichner sell the clothes. Let's watch who buys them-let us Upon my word! It's Frank Rose--he, and Lorraine B. Patricia A. Arc hard theatrical workers today Patsy the booker and Frank the man, Success they greet on every hand. Oh, crystal ball! you How much more will Don't fade now when Pray tell us who will wonderful thing you unspring? wc need you so, to concerts go. Matthew S. has his own band: Talented soloists hc has too, on hand. S66f One of these quite well can play, Of course we know her-Claire K. Matt's vocalist is not quite clear, Brighten, O crystal, and make her near. It's Gertrude S., we might have known, For songs she's always had renown. And there's our marimbist, Theodore L. He's always practiced his music well. Helen Kaminski, the pianist, is fine, Just look at the way she keeps her time. Now the crystal ball discloses The comic side of our osmosis . Richard and Robert were born comedians For they're still at itg the stage is their medium Politicians two of us have become Successful and honest as the day is long. Guess who 7-Ernest P. and Chester B. Their faces on billboards all over we see. Ah! but what is this that We have here? A jovial physician, if my sight is clear, Johnny Cicslewicz, a graduate of medical college In practice applies his well learned knowledge. Wait! John's office has not yet faded, Who's that pretty nurse so finely rated? It's Beatrice Nowak, a registered nurse, Here all her practice she does rehearse. Of stenographers we have about two. Dolores Klosowski and Lorraine W. Both at Studebaker Corporation. Oh, I Wonder who is in Aviation? The answer to this, as you soon will see, Are Eugene L., and Johnny B. Flying Aces they've beeen since the war Guarding the world still now as before. Out of the Crystal Ball Margie Pickavet, the world will remember As a mathematician: so that We can send her Our taxes to file and bills to write. Oh, crystal ball, you are a delight. Genevieve B. is next on our list. Her's is the fame of a great artist. A designer of beautiful women's clothes, This is the branch of art she chose. So that the nation will not go unfed There'll always be Sylvia to plan our bread. A dietician she, with a love for the Navy. No wonder, she always makes potatoes and gravy. Once more the crystal becomes so dark I cannot distinguish that face-but hark! Is that not Ronald Zell, a religion teacher? 'Ie's a pastor as well as a forceful preacher. Chere I see Marge Kalmar teaching chemistry And Coach Irvin Janks striving for victory. Dh, what a happy world this crystal did find. With such brilliant tutors improving the mind Leo Jankowski dons his schoolroom expression As he tries to explain the physics lesson, To a group of boys who pay no heed But ignore the book that they will need. All these I see, are tutoring for The S. B. C. of '54 To dear Alma Mater they are all loyal, Such fziithfullness is, I must say, royal. Where now, crystal ball? There's not many left, You must not fade, ere you any forget. What's Margie S. doing, I'm eager to know Docs she play on her fiddle yet with her bow? There's Margie now, neat as can be Manager of a studio-well goodness me! Esther and Lorraine have a School of Dance On their graceful feet they stake their chance. Ali! a jewelry store! We all know who's in it, C. T. Williams, right up to the minute, He's his own manager now, proud as can be, Ile has diamonds, and watches, and pearls plenty Another familiar face, Alice B. And what does she do now, oh prithee? A charming hostess at any event, Impoliteness a home she'll always prevent. Now our second Alice, Alice D. Her journalistic fame's as great as can be, To great magazines she does contribute, And many fine books her pen does output. Registered nurses Clemy and Bea Have brought cheer and comfort to many at sea. Now that they're home again doing great work, From hard work and toil they never do shirk. Rita D. on the crystal's long list ls known as the world's best typist. A stencil-cutter better you could not find, Rita's the finest you'll see of her kind. The crystal shows a dry-goods store. It's Elaine Kolski'sg she's at the door. Stcphany is a movie star Oh, we've always known that she'd go far. Bernadine Z. and Irene D. Do not belong together here, we see, Berny's a musician, just for fun, While Irene is an unmusical nun. Au Revoir, little crystal, you've served your turn For from you, all our futures we've learned. Happy as larks the Seniors wil be Thank you for all you've done for me. Music Fills The Halls OF S. B. C. H. Under the competent direction of Mr. Juseph Casasanta, our orchestra enlivens the sclwol 2ltIll0S1Jll91'6 with its Various Lnuexical modes and strains. Sclmul slings, hymns, inarclies, waltzeg and pullczrs, even popular music form a part ut' the ensemble which we hear. A musical llilllljll Caunmt he COIlL1l161'QflN, hence We shall faithfully strive t0 Lei' nur musical talents. - 'f0 . , 1.14 bd? . CO sg 09 S . 'cv to J Wai C356 . wafxgx O REFRAIN X 09 WO f vzgoroso 55,60 ' Hep, hep, hep, three cheers for our High! this our mot - to be: UVic - ryfL Through 2 l 1 , 1: l iii , .1 loy- al we shall ev - er be . The Monogram Club SEATED: F. Kaniewskig E. Ladewski. Secretary: E. Pajakowski, President: M. Lentsi-li. Coachg Rev. M. Jednakowski, C.S.C., Athletic Directorg I. Jankowskig R. Nowak L. Jankowski, Treasurer. FIRST ROVV STANDING: T. Sobieralskig C. Bartosiakg N. Podellg J. Chelminiakg L. Andrze jewski: L. Budzinskig W. Maternowskig E. Rzepka, Vice-President: S. Rozewicz J. Ciesielski. SECOND ROXV STANDING: J. Przybylg L. Szymanskig E. Dobrzykowskig C. Kaniinskig J. Byszewskig S. Przestworg R. Cwidak. ABSENT: E. Urbanski. The Football Squacl SEATED: E. Rzepkag E. Ladewski. awarded a trophy for scholastic standing and sportsman- ship: E. Pajakowski, most valuable lineman's awardg Coach Marty Lentsclig Rev Michael Jednakowski, C.S.C., Athletic Director: I. Jankowski, Retiring Captain: J Byszewskig R. Nowak. FIRST ROVV STANDING: L. Jankowski, Manager: J. Grzeziriskig J. Chelniinizikg N. Podell J. Ciesielskig L. Andrzejewskig S. Rozewiczg L. Szymanski, Manager. SECOND ROW STANDING: J. Przybylg T. Sobieralskig S. Przestworg L. Buclzinskig W. Mu- ternowskig R. Wesolowskig F. Kariiewskig R. Cwidak. ABSENT: E. Urbanski, Captain-elect, awarded most valuable backfield trophy. 2 To You From Us This last will of the Seniors has no evil intent, So please all you Juniors accept it as sent. We'll tell you what traits as good Seniors you'll need, Take them from us, and you'll be favorites indeed. That stately walk willed by Patricia A., Is gladly given to Adeline K. Alice Barch gives her arguments which are many, To one Who might need them, Walkowiak, Danny. Chester B. wills his ability at basketball To Louis S., to thrill sports fans one and all. I, Genevieve B. will my art with pleasure, To Jack L., and Ted S. to keep as a treasure. Marge B. her position wills to Virginia M. and Betty Brown As Red Cross representatives, to do charity all through the town. Johnny B.'s saxaphone which makes pleasant noise, He wills to Rita Wrobel, with which to entertain the boys. My M. D. degree, which I'1n striving to meet, I, John C., to Toni Slott bequeath. That 'Corny' smile I, Robert Cornelis, gladly will, To cousin Don, my laughing place to fill. An amiable personality Rita Cybulski does will, That, Gertrude Kurek might duly fulfill. Her cooperation in school activities wills Rita D., To Anthony S. and Henrietta Gudynowski. Irene D. wills her patience in studies, To Stanley R. and Ed. U., who are such close buddies. Alice D. gave in book reports without reading the book, For Daniel R. and Joe P., this talent she forsook. To Catherine A., Lorraine H. wills her way of getting around, And to Dorothy P. her boy-friends, of whom slie's very fond. Irvin Jankowski wills his wavy hair To Edwin Kliniek. 4Won't everyone stare?i Leo J. leaves his school-bag filled with many a book, To the Cebulski twins to open, and at least take one look. Her love of chemistry wills Margaret Kalmar, To Helen D. and Frances B., to go scientifically far. Mary Ann M. receives Helen K.'s height, And Martha Jane M., Helen's skill to recite. Claire K. wills her voice so soft and sweet To Loretta Majcher, that gentleness to meet. Dolores K. wills her love of shorthand To Dolores L., so she won't struggle with longhand. Elaine K., Lorraine B. and Lucille L. will their ambition to be Lady Marines, To Rita B., Roberta K., and Dorothy D., when they finish their 'teens Leo K. wills his slap-happy disposition, To Richard S., if he will get into condition. The art of changing announcements on black-boards, This ability Gene L. to Robert Cwidak accords. To You FTOITI Us Sylvia L. from her hair gives many a flower, To Mary Magdalen L.-be it rain or shower. Tod L. wills his marimba with tinkling tones, To Ray Nowak, though it may sound like he's rattling Clementine M. gives her leadership in G. A. A. To Mary Lou L., for progress in athletics today. Dorothy McCay wills her love for the Irish jig To Edward Rzepka, who is pretty strong and big. i Edward P. will have play-writing ability, He'll get this from John M., who writes with facility. Bea Nowak her love for typewriting wills, To Lorraine P. and Lucille A., whose typewriters have ni To John Austin, Ernest P. wills his many sports, On the field, as well as on basket-ball courts. All my algebra work, I, Margaret P., Chcerfully give to Joseph C. To Joan K. and Theresa S. bequeaths Frank Rose, His beautiful voice, as well as talent in prose. Matt S. wills his specialty of jitterbugging, To Chet K., who would love to learn rug-cutting. Steohany S. wills her lofty ambition in life, To Theresa Wegner, to fill this position without strife. The sweet singing voice of Gertrude S, Goes to Rita K. and Loretta J. no less. Margie S. gives her violin away, To Lorraine O. and Joan Podell to play. Her nervousness while reciting, Lorraine W. gives To Dorothy G. while in school she lives. Richard Wetzel wills his Hitler hairdo fNo offense meantl for it's to Irvin W. His position at the jeweler's to Lorraine C., And to Joseph I. bequeaths C. T. Fsther W. wills her dancing feet, bones. imerous ills To George L. and Daniel C. if the measures they'll meet. To Geraldine Piasecki, athletic ability goes, It's from Bea Zalas, who's always on her toes, Natural curly hair for Rita W. and Christine S., The gift is from Bernadineg whom you should bless. That life-long ambition of Ronald Zell's, Goes to Jerome Horkey, everyone fortells. Eugene Nowak receives from the industrious class. Good grades and honors yet with no effort, alas! Any girl of the Seniors who has nylon hose, Wills them to Marietta L. to cover her toes. The Senior boys will Johnny C., The answer to any difficulty. So long for now, Juniors, and also farewell. Be good future Seniors, as herein you dwell. 1' WE... In and Around the School uw. - .. EKEQRAAQSN Gs 5 ti 1 QQ fm M W K lf,-Ji A-ivy W .ga 'wg wilt .,S,t, Za FWS ,,,-saw X Q fl kv-x ,q 1 31 ik,-Q F3 x ' lj W . f Q.. ,P-f N WW f 1 X Jw 'T f fi, '-IWW' ' 9 Q S 6 f . we ?W'f wf' ' I ,, 1 , A A , ,fur 4. - I 1 A Q . f ' ' Y W Q. v fr Y ' in A gy 5 ,t ,. he f' ,Hwy 1 ' . X Wg. gg ,Q M x M319 g.:i,. ,- in-, A. rr , , f I ,Y L . The Loclcer Room Memories A quiet and almost frightening atmosphere prevailed in the empty locker room. The boys were gone, but not out to football practice or to a game from which they would return with lively conversation and characteristic revelry. They went to other occupa- tions and amusements, little realizing that the very walls missed their boister- ous merry-making, their confident ex- pressions, and low grunted mutterings. The tightly locked windows and the de- licate, undisturbed dust were not pro- mising that this void would soon be lilled. To break the monotony of waiting, .1 lonely jersey hanging in one of the locl-:ers began to reminisce. Do you remember the boys' satis- fied faces last August when they enter- ed the locker room after their first meeting? They were pleased that as- sistant coach Marty Lentsch was ap- pointed their head coach. This saved them some formality of getting ac- quainted, and they were able to start their double practice sessions with full zest. Yes, during those two and a half weeks before the first game, added the locker, the boys kept this room in vi- bration. They felt they were complete- ly ready for their opener against Wash- ingtong but throughout the season they admitted they were no match for these first opponents. This certainly proves that the Lions have a fine spirit of sportsmanship, doesn't it? The jersey agreed with the locker, because it got some hard use on that famous S. B. C. H. vs. Washington night. The following couple games, con- tiued the locker, still saw our boys at the short end of the scores: the Mi- shawaka Cavemen 32-6, and the Whit- ing Oilers 33-7. But in the next game in spite of a driving downpour of rain the boys fought at Niles to a 6-6 deadlock. The Niles Vikings intended to avenge a 6-0 licking received the previous year, but did not succeed. This gave our boys some satisfaction. These defeats did not depress the Lions too much, commented the jer- sey, because after the next games some of them simply said, 'The Red Devils of Michigan City gave us a 39-6 spanking, so on the following night we tied St. John's of Benton Harbor with score of 12-12. ' The poor bruised youngsters, sym- pathized the locker, didn't say very much after the Central Catholic game, but 1 did hear a couple admit that they played their hearts out. They wanted to keep the city Catholic championship, but they had to relinquish that too. The jersey then heaved and said, When I think of the last game against the Buchanan Bucks, my chest just puffs up. Many of the boys were play- ing their final game for dear S.B.C.H., and really gave their all. The team showed that it could take it, and now proved that it could dish it out. With this the jersey's chest puffed up so high that it fell off the hook, and now is waiting at the bottom of the lock- er hoping that some enthusiast of the 194-1 eleven will soon discover it. ee Mn. SEATED: Stanley Przestworg Edward Dobrzykowskip Chester Bartosiakg Chester Kaminski, Captain-elect, Ernest Pajakowski, Retiring-captaing John Byszewski1 Irvin Jankowskig Raymond Nowak, Joseph Przybylg Ted Sobieralskig STANDING: Frank Kaniewski, Manager, Rev. M. Jednakowski, C.S.C., Athletic Director, Marty Lentsch, Coach. IT TAKES A LEVEL HEAD TO WIN . A LEVEL HAND . . A LEVEL EYE . . BUT SOME- TIMES EVEN VVHEN YOU TRY YOUR LEVEL BEST THINGS GO AWRY. YOU DROP THE BALL. YOU MISS YOUR AIM. YOU SLIP A COG AND QUEER THE GAME . . THEN COMES THE TEST . . DON'T MAKE EXCUSE, DON'T CRUMPLE1 STAND UP IN YOUR SHOES. REMEMBER . . IN A CERTAIN SENSE, IT TAKES A LEVEL HEAD TO LOSE! Another basketball season has ended. The balls have been deflated, shellacked and stored away. Suits have been dry-cleaned in readi- ness for the next season. In fact, there is nothing left to show for the past exciting season but our recollections. VVe began it dismally, but the defeat Central Catholic, our proverbial enemy, hand- ed us did not daunt the fearless Lions. Stern determination to come out ahead influenced the seeoiid and third encounters, but to no a- vail. Perfection had not been attained, in spite of a grim resolution to achieve it. Our unsubdued spirit was rewarded, how- ever, when we rebounded with a 47-33 victory over Cassapolis, a few weeks later. Inspired by success, we kept right on the road to victory, by avenging our previous de- feat at the hands of the C. C. Indians . This flame of conquest was snuffed out soon and followed by five successive defeats, the victors being New Carlisle, Syracuse, Howe, Woodrow Wilson, and St. Joseph, respectively. With renewed vigor and zest, we once more took on Cassapolis, then the Indians , and vanquished both decisively. VVith this last came the Catholic Championship of the City . The Basketball Tournament follovved. The first game against Greene Township turned out in our favor, but in the second, the Riley Wildcats proved too powerful for us. With the crack of the final gun in the Riley game, the S. B. C. H. basketball sea- son was closed for another year. This spirit of zeal and sportsmanship con- tinues among the athletes. Although our forces had been diminished by the call of Uncle Sam, the traditional spirit to fight and not to heed the loss prevailed throughout. Sept. Sept. 14 Sept. 22 Sweet Memories 1-As new and old faces blended to- gether we started the first day of a new school year . -Cast your vote, please! Secret bal- lot . . . election of class officers. -Initiation day . . . a great day for the Seniors . . . poor Freshies. Oct. 6-We waltz along with music and sang. Oct. 27-The Witches' Ball, a Hallowe'en dance complete with owls and corn- stalks. Nov. 1-All Saints Day! A free day. Nov. 18-Athletes can dance too. Nov. 24- May I have this dance? asked a Nov. 25- high pitched feminine voice. The Sadie Hawkin's Dance was a little different from most of our dances but everyone seemed to enjoy the change. 26-Thanksgiving holidays . . . turkey and all the trimmin's. Dec. 20-Santa Claus comes to the S. B. C. H. Dec. 21- Jan. Our Christmas parties. Jan. 3-Christmas holidays . . . hap- py days. 5-Christmas trees and snow . . . the winter theme of the first dance of the New Year. Jan. 18-Examination day . . . every Senior dismal . . . a transition . . . we re- ceived our Class rings . . . O joy! Jan. 20-Everyone was fascinated by the dra- Feb. ma Fabiola , directed by Sister Hyacinth, C.R. 3-Report cards mailed to our parents . . . Hello Mr. Postman, any mail for us today ? Feb. 10-Lace hearts . . . flustered confusion . . . . music . . . dancing . . . all this led to one thing, the Cupid's Sway, sponsored by the Sophomores. Feb. 21-Straw hats . . . bow ties . . . upswept hairdos . . . the Juniors' Gay Nine- ties Ball . Feb. 22-24-Prayer . . . Silence . . . Conferenc- es . . . Scrape the barnacles off the ship tyour sinful soull and sail on clearly to I-Ieaven's port. March 12- The Nutt Family makes its de- but at the annual Senior Play. March 14-All set! One 'n two 'n three 'n four 'n five 'n six 'n seven 'n eight 'n nine 'n ten, click . . . that's all. Pictures were taken for the annual. March 27-We turn scientific. The student body goes to see the movie, Ma- dame Curie . March 28 etc.-Glue, typewriters, pictures! Work, work and more work work as the annual takes on a form. April 16-There go the Nutts again. The Nutt Family is repeated . April 26-A gala night for everyone . . . form- als . . . flowers . . . music . . . . that's right . . . prom night. May 17- O Mary we crown Thee with blos- soms today. Today the student body expressed their devotion and respect for the Blesed Virgin through the May procession and crowning of Mary. May 10-The Junior-Senior party . . . fun . . May 23 laughter . . . thanks, Juniors. -Class day and everyone begins to realize that we will not exist as a class for very much longer. May 25-Oh, Oh .... exams are here again May 28 -Graduation . . . good things . . . but we won't Worry! ! ! ! We all know our stuff. 1? ?? ?? 'Ii must end but all too soon. Adieu, South Bend Catholic High! Goodbye class- mates! God love you! x z FABIOLA dramaig Z pierwszych czas6w Chrze- Scijzuiskich zostal oclegrany przexc sluclenterig z sukcesem. Udzial W powyzzszym dramacie wzigli 11:stQpL1j3cy studenci: ,ls A 5 5 X55 7? ' N' ' K , 2 , ig, Fnhiusz IJRONISLAW KANDZIERSKI Fulwiusz HIERUNIM LUPA Scbastyan EDWARD DOBRZYKOWSKI Korwin EDWARD BLACHARSKI Kznpurniusz .IDZEF GRZEZISISKI Prokuius WLADYSLAW SKWIERCZ Tnrkwatus IIIERONIM ZMYSLO Fabiola GENUWICFA BLACHARSKA Allnicszka ANITA KIL Ufra IEYTA CUBULSKA Syra RYTA DOMBEK Gracja HELENA DLUGOSZ Eufruzyna KLEMENTYNA MAJCHER Cccylja WLADYSLAWA STAJKOWSKA Lucynn TERESA PAJAKOWSKA Pankracjusz CZESLAW WALORSKI Iflmercncjanna ZUFIA JANKOWSKA Miranda KLEMENTYNA NOWACKA Pinkus BOLESLAW CIESIELSKI Pcviliusz 1cAz1Mmnz 1-RZYBYLISJSKI .Iuda ERWIN BUSZKIEXVICZ Tzu-cyzjusz ZYGMUNT PODLAS Kwadratus ' RYSZAIID DUSZYNSKI Ccsarz Maksymian LEONARD BUSZKIEWICZ Poloniusz FRANCISZEK LASKOWSKI RODZICOM Za dziefl, za rok, za chwileg, razem nie bmgdzie nas -tak brzmia, slowa piesni, i tak i my m6wi6 i mysle6 zmuszeni jestesmy. Zbliia sig chwila, kie- dy poraz ostatni spojrzymy na te mury szkolne, w ktcirych ksztalcilismy sing pod opiekg religii i mo- raluosci. Trudno byloby nam samym wybrad nau- keg, kt6ra ma te przedmioty jako podstawq, lecz pod opiekuflczym okiem rodzicciw naszych, zdola- lismy osiqgnq6 ten cel. Wicgc wam drodzy rodzice, winni jestesmy wdzicg-cznos6 i usztanowauie za tak cenny dar. Sta- le poswiegcaliscie sig i wszystko co wasze dla nas, aby ofiarowa6 nam naukeg, kt6ra ksztalci charakter. Za te i za wszystkie trudy wasze, skladamy wam wyrazy podziqkowaniaz N iech laska Boska splywa na was stale. Jedynym naszym pragnieniem jest, aby za te wszelkie poswiegcenia i dary B6g Wyna- grodzil Wam stokrotnie. DO BOGA Modlitwat o Zwycigstwo Wszechmocny Boiel Ojc6w naszych Panie W Tobie nadzieja nasza i odwagal O wsparcie Twoje, o swe zmzzrtwychwstanie Tw6j lud Ciq blaga O, zbaw nas, Panie! Przyjm Zebrza,ce glosy Wzm6Z sileg naszq, daj nam zgodg, megstwo! W Twem swig-tem rcgku skladamy swe losy! Daj nam zwycigstwo! Dawno, 0 Panie, jui nas jarzmo cisnie! Dziedzincg naszac wrogi rozszarpalyg Niech po dniach kary dziexi laski zablysnie, Wrdci nas do chwaly! Krwi nie wolamy, zdobyczy nie chcemy, Nie chcemy mord6w, do lupiestw niezdolnig Tylko odzyska6 Ojczyzneg pragniemy, Tylko byd wolni! Ty, cos przed wieki by! z ojcy naszemi, O, powr66 wnukom dziz1d6w ich puscizne! O Boie, polskiej poblogoslaw ziemi! Zbaw nam ojczyzneg. Niech przed Twym ludem wrogi sig ustraszag. W mlodzie1ic6w serca tchnij rycerzy rmgstwo! Za Twojq chwahg i za wolnosd naszq, Daj nam Zwyciegstwo! --Stefan Witwicki ROK W POEZJI Piegkne, i ozdobne ma kaidy kraj przyslowia. Tak tei i Polska W swej wykwintnej literaturze i legendach polskich przesnuwa liczne przysiowia dotyczace kaidego miesiaca Roku. To tei mamy na: STYCZEN CzyS ubogi, czyzi bogaty, Gdy nastaje mroiny styczeri Nie zostawiaj bez obliczeh Twych wydatk6w i intraty. Licz sie pilno z twa chudoba: Dluga zimcg- masz przed soba. LUTY I w pierwszych dniach lutego Czepsto mrdz popuszcza, Od gromnicznej to pdl zimy, A zaa Maciej zimg traci, Albo ja zbogaci. MARZEC Marzec wiosnq- nam odslania Wieje wonia Zmartwychwstania. Deszczyk zmywa ziemiq smutna, Czyadmy dusze lza pokutna. KWIECIEN Sioficem, kwiatkiem i skowronkiem Kwieciefi wita ziemiq czarna Wstan rolniku, z piqknem dzionkiem Pelna, garScia sypnij Ziarnog Do Swiqte-go m6dl sig Marka, Wyda korzec twoja miarka. MAJ Maj kwitnacy, maj slowiczy Maj od Boga ulubiony. Cieplych deszczdw, gdy uiyczy Obie-cuje sute ploriy Z niepozornej trawki Zyta, Ruri roziciela sig bogata, Zniej zielony klos wykwita I duch Swiegty nad nim lata. CZERWIEC Na czerwcowym, znojnym skwarze VV pas Wyrosla bujna laka. Czy slyszycie gospodarze? JuZ, Swiqztego Jana, ruszajmy do siana, Bo Swiq-ty Piotr juZ W kosg brzaka. Wdziek i Chluba W tym rolnicza, Kiedy piynie pot z oblicza. LIPIEC Blyszcza w polu sie-rp6w krocie I Zniwiarskie hucza Spiewy: Panie! Pom6Z nam w robocie, Oddal burze i ulewy. Niech nas piorun nie przestrasza W dzieri Swigtego Eliasza! SIERPIEN Resztki z pola sierpieri chwyta, Cepem grzmoce o klepisko. Miej gotowy zasiew Zyta, Bo Bartlomiej Swiqzty blisko. W dziefi Marii poswigcici zboZe, B6g mu wzrosnad dopomoie. WRZESIEN Z nowym chlebem idzie wrzesieli, Z jablkiem, gruszka, plastrem miodu Nie popelniaj zbytku w jBSi6Ii., A nie zaznasz wiosna glodu. PAZDZIERNIK Chlodne niebo paidziernika Dzdiysta chmura owionq-la, LiS6 poZ61kly z drzewa znika, I po Ziemi sicg roziciela. Gdy przed zima chronisz czola Twe bydelko w cieple Sciany, Gdy oslaniasz pszczelne ule, Oslori sercem lud poddany. LISTOPAD W listopadzie jak po grudzie, Ledwie sunie sie czas brzydki, Do ogniska spiesza ludzie Na wieczory i doiwitki, Swiety Marcin z gaska wita Przyszloroczne wrdiac Zniwa, I mlodziutka trawkq Zyta W Snieina poaciel ja, okrywa. GRUDZIEN Sanna droga grudzieii wali, I modlitwa Adwent m6wi, Byamy godnie doczekali Kolendowaci Chrystusowi. JAN MATEJKO Chluba i slawa narodu polskiego jest jeden iz najslawniejszych malarzy zna- ny calemu swiatu, Jan Matejko. Jego przesliczne obrazy sa podziwem dla wtzystkich, ktorzy je ogladaja. Jan Alojzy Matejko urodzil sie dnia 3-go lipca, 1838 roku, W Krakowie. Ro- dzice jego starali sie usilnie, aby od wczesnej mlodosci wychowaci syna bogo- bojnie i zaszczepici w nim zamilowanie do pracy. Mlozly Janek, jui od lat dziecinnych czul nociag do malarstwa skutkiem cze- go nieraz zasluiyl na nagane w szko- le, gclyi zamiast uwaiaci na lekcji, rysowal kolegow. To w koncu zwrocilo uwage nan nauczycieli, ktorzy dostrze- gli w Janie niezwykly talent malarski. W czternastym roku Zycia zaczal Ma- tejko uczeszozad do Szkoly Sztuk Piek- nych w Krakowic. Mimo trudnosci przeroinych, pilnoscia swoja zdobyl sty- penclium do slavwnych szkol w Bawarii i w Wiedniu. Spedzil pewien czas za gra- niqa, lecz Studia i podroie po obcycli krajach nie necily go, gdyi jak Wit Stwosz, byl on artysta Z Boiej laski. To ter! ksztalcil sie pwewainie sam, a naj- lepszym jego nauczycielem byl rodzin- ny kraj z licznymi pamiatkami narodo- wymi i historycznymi. Rozmilowany w prreszlosci Polski, tam szukal natchnie- nia, ktore potem za pomoca pedszla z wrodzona genialnoscizj uwiecznial na plotnie. Wrociwszy do Krakowa, Matejko wy- malowal przesliczny obraz Urszu1ke . w ktorym jest tyle uczucia, Ze nie po- dobna patrzeci na niego bez wielkiego wzruszenia. Stanczyk i Kazanie Skargi naleia do szeregu przepieknych obrazow historycznycli. Upadek Pol- ski 11866 1:1 przedstawia sejin, na lrtorym uchwalono piervfszy rozbior Polski. W glebi widaci mlodzieniaszka polskiego w konfederatce, trzymajacego szable. To przyszlose Polski. Obraz ten odznaczono zlotym medalein na wy- stawie w Paryiu. Do znakornitszycli jego obrazow naleia jeszcze Unia Lu- belska , Bitv.'a pod G1'LlllVV2lld6l11H i Sobieski bod Wiedniemn. Ten ostatni majduje sie obecnie w Galerii obrazow nowoczesnycli na Watykanie. Slynne sa tei tak zwane Anioly Matejki. Jak Sienkiewicz pisal dla pokrzepienia serc, tak Matejko malowal, aby pod- trzymao w narodzie wiare xv odrodzenie Polski. Byl on czlowiekieni bezintere- sownym, gleboko religijnym, ban-dzo pracowityni i pelnym poswiecenia dla ojczyzny. Diziela jego licza sie na ty- siace. Patrzac na jego obrazy ina sie wraienie. Ze osoby na nich przedstawio- ne sa Zywe. Matejko moie posluiyci za wzoi' kai- demu, Ze tylko usilna wytrwala praca i nauka moina rozwinaci wi-odzony talent. Otoczony czcia i uzznaniem w ojczyz- nie i Va jej granicami, zmarl Mutejko xv roku 1893, ale iniie jego nodal slynic jako niezrownanego n1ist1'za-artysty i wiernego syna ukochunoj ojczyzny swej- Polski. THE 1 if! i MV I C T 0 R I i A it 2 l l i N l l l ji Qf1944 i Published by the Senior Class of South Bend Catholic High School - In the Service of the King Following the words of Our Lord, Come and follow Me , we have had the experience of the Lord choosing for His servants some alumni and students from amongst us. Our awe inspired gaze follows them and our prayers for their success are unceasing. They have not followed the course of the poor rich young man, but cheerfully they have answered the call of their Holy Vocation. Among these we have, Joseph Marshall, '40, and William Gieranowski, '42, at St. Mary's Seminary, Orchard Lake, Michigan. Helene Chelminiak, '40, is now Sister Helen Marie with the Resurrection Sisters in Chicago, Illinois, and Virginia Gieranowski completes her high school education with the Felician Sisters at Detroit, Michigan, whereas Eugene Paczesny joined the Holy Cross Brothers, Watertown, Wisconsin. May Our dear Lord and His Blessed Mother strengthen these voca- tions and select many more for His Service. A Prayer On a Star Somewhere on earth a boy reclines And overhead watches a star that shines, On the open plains it seems so near, Yet that same star shine on someone dear. Many a lad reflects on this fact, And a lonely soul shyly forms a pact, Selecting a star, he calls it his own, Upon that star all his fancies roam. Somewhere in a home a mother prays For her Johnny in the battle's blazeg Then she too, sees the star that Johnny chose, And because of that star, her spirit rose. Upon his star she places a prayer, Begging Our Lady to spread her care, Over the one who guards all that's dear, Her home, her family, from cruel war's fear. In the Service of Our Country Chester Guzicki KILLED IN ACTION Bernard Howland Walter Ciesielski Norbert Banicki Edward Beczkiewicz Jcromc Borlik Louis Buda Leonard Campanale Joseph Chelminiak Richard Chwalck Aloysius Ciesielski Casimir Ciesielski Harry Ciesielski Louis Ciesielski Marion Ciesielski Thaddeus Cybulski Sigismund Czerniak Aloysius Dalkowski Valentine Delinski Aloysius Deka Louis Demeter Stanley Duszynski Joseph Dworecki Stanley Dworecki Stanley Fras Casimir Gramza John Gramza Clarence Grzesk Joseph Grzegorek Jerome Grzeskowiak Louis Grzywienski Edmund Hajducki Joseph Hartwick Casimir Jankowski Victor Jankowski Chester Kanczuzcwski John Kandzierski Stanley Kandzierski Stanley Kaniecki Edwin Kapsa Leonard Kapsa Thaddeus Kapsa William Kapsa Benedict Kazmierzak Edwin Klimczak. Stanley Klimczak Donald Klimek Robert Kliniek Emil Klosinski Stanley Klota Eugene Kochanowski John Kolber Sylvester Kolbcr Ben Kopinski Eugene Kowalski Harry Kowalski Roman Kowalski Alfred Kromkowski Leonard Kubiak John Kujawa Richard Kurek Joseph Kusnierek Henry Labuzienski John Laskowski Joseph Laskowski Ralph Laskowski Howard Leets Edward Lewinski Leonard Lewinski Loretta Lewinski Edward Licnerski Robert Lips Aloysius Lorenc Peter Lorenc Henry Majcher Clem Markowski Chester Maternowski Daniel Mincinski Eugene Mincinski Raymond Mincinski Theodore Michalak Robert Miltenburger James Miner Bernard Nalepinski Eugene Nowaczcwski Louise Nowak R,N. Stanley Nowak Steve Nowak Richard Orszulak Justin Oshinski Emery Ozdych Jerome Ozdyeli Alfred Paczesny Leo Pajakowski Roman Pajakowski A1 Paris Arthur Pianowski Robert Pinkowski Ervin Plencner Richard Podell Clement Rafinski Matthew Rutkowski Stanley Salata Leonard Skowronski Joseph Skwiercz Casimir Slott Gerald Soleta Justin Soleta Joseph Sobczak Richard Sopczynski Richard Strychalski Edward Szajko Joseph Szuba Clem Szymanski Alfred Tajkowski Edward Torzewski John Torzewski Edward Trok Walter Trzop Robert Urbanski Edward Vandewallc Aloysius VVcisel Fred Wendell Modest Wendowski Joseph Wisniewski Ben Zalas Clarence Zielinski Egbert Zielinski Ervin Zielinski Joseph Zurat Edward Zwierzynski 1 944 VICTORIAN STAFF Co-Editors Rita Dombek Ernest Pajakowski Associate Editors Irene Dubala Sylvia Latkowski Claire Kazmierzak john Micinski John Byszewski Lucille Lichner Elaine Kolski Clementine Majcher Stephany Sobieralski Lorraine Banicki C. T. Williams Alice Bareh Margaret Kalmar Rita. Cybulski Eugene Ladewski Margaret Borlik Business rllorzagers Cizfzzltztiorz Frank Rose Sports Editors Chester Bartosiak Leo Kroll Ronald Zell Leo jankowski Patricia Austin Irvin jankowski Friends of the Annual The existence of the '44 Victorian is credited to a number of persons, without whose help, even the thoughts of an Annual would have been in vain. To these, our advertisers, and patrons, we express our sincerest thanks and deepest gratitude. In the name of each and every student of South Bend Catholic High, We the Victorian Staff extend our most heartfelt thanks. Very Rev. Msgr. J. SABO Rev. S. A. GRUZA, C.S.C. Rev. A. J. ROZEWICZH C.S.C. Rev. B. J. SZTUCKO, C.S.C. Rev. I. GAPCZYNSKI Rev. E. PHILLIPPE Rev. C. A. SUELZER Rev. F. X. LUZNY, C.S.C. Rev. C. F. Grabarz, C.S.C. Rev. S. A. Jankowski, C.S.C. Mr. D. Cornelis Mr. Sz Mrs. T. Cornelis Rev. M. A. Jednakowski, C.S.C. Mr. Sz Mrs. J. Cybulski Rev. L. Jeziorski Miss J. Cybulski Rev. R. Ladewski, C.S.C. Mr. E. Dobrzykowski Rev. J. J. Moskal Mr. A. Dombek Rev. J. Murphy, C.S.C. Mr. J. Dombek Rev. G. Szymanowski, C.S.C. Mr. Sz Mrs. S. Dombek Rev. C. J. Witucki, C.S.C. Mr. Sz Mrs. J. Dubala Rev. L. C. Wojciechowski, C.S.C. Rev. J. Zielinski Miss L. Dubala Mr. R. Dubala Adeline's Beauty Shop Mr. Sz Mrs. A. Andrzejewski Mr. B. Austin Mr. Sz Mrs. A. Duszynski Mr. R. Duszynski Mrs. Lee Firestine Mr. 62 Mrs. R. Austin A Friend Mr. Sz Mrs. C. Banicki A Friend Miss S. Banicki Mr. Sz Mrs. P. Gadoniski Mr. F. Barch Miss Mil Gaszewski Mrs. F. Barch Mr. S Mrs. J. Gorek Mr. J. Barch Mr. Sz Mrs. E. S. Gorka Miss T. Bartkowiak W. B. Gresge Mr. J. Beczkiewicz Mr. Sz Mrs. C. Grzeskicwicz Miss S. Beczkiewicz Mr. J. Grzezinski Mr. S. Beczkiewicz Mr. Sz Mrs. F. Gucza Mr. R. Dcdnarek SfSgt. D. Hanyzewski Mr. H. Blacharski Mr. C Hecklinski, Jr. Mr. Sz Mrs. S. Blacharski Mr. YV. Bladecki Mr. fc Mrs. R. C. Brenda Mr. Sz Mrs. F. Hccklinski Miss M. Holubiak Miss V. Holubiak Mr. Sz Mrs. A. Borlik Mr. J. Horkey Mr. K Mrs. D. Borlik Mr. Sz Mrs. Wm. Hudak Miss M. J. Borlik Mr. J. Iwaszewski Mr. Sz Mrs. H. Bowersox Mr. Sz Mrs. A. Jankowski Mr. Sz Mrs. L. J. Chelminiak Mr. Sz Mrs. C. Jankowski Mr. D. Chrzan Mr. Sz Mrs. C. B. Jankowski S 2f'c L. A. Ciesielski Cadet C. Jankowski Mr. Sz Mrs. J. Clarke Mr. G. Jankowski l Friends of the Annual Mr. 8: Mrs. L. Jankowski Mr. V. Jankowski Mr. 8: Mrs. G. Kalmar Mr. 8: Mrs. M. Kaminski Mr. J. Przybyl Mr. 8: Mrs. J. Rakowski Mr. S. Rozewicz Mr. D. Ruszkowski Cadet R. M. Kaminski Miss V. Kaminski Miss J. Kandzierski Mr. F. Kaniewski Mr. 8: Mrs. M. Karczewski Mr. 8: Mrs. A. Kazmierzak Mr. E. Rzepka Mr. 8: Mrs. P. Sabaj Mr. S. Salata Mr. Schilling Mrs. J. Sinko Mr. 8: Mrs. E. Skrzypczak Mr. R. Kazmierzak Mr. 8: Mrs. A. Kielton Pvt. 8: Mrs. B. Kielton Mr. 8: Mrs. A. Klosowski Mr. 8: Mrs. L. Klosowski Mr. 8: Mrs. J. Kolber Mr. 8: Mrs. Z. Kolski Mr. J. Konieczny Mr. K. Kopinski Miss L. Kopinski Mr. k Mrs. L. Kowalski Mr. 8: Mrs. C. Kucharski Mr. J. Kujawski Mr. R. Kuminecz Mr. M. Kurdys Mr. :Q Mrs. M. Latkowski Mr. 8: Mrs. R. Latkowski Mr. :Q Mrs. R. Latoski Mr. 8: Mrs. B. Lichner Mr. T. Maeyens Miss H. Maicher Miss B. Sobczak Mr. 8: Mrs. T. Sobieralski Mr. E. Sparazynski Mr. 8: Mrs. V. Sparazynski Mr. 8: Mrs. J. Spiver Mr. 8: Mrs. W. Spurgin Miss A. Stachowski Mr. 8: Mrs. J. Stachowski Miss D. Starczewski Mr. 8: Mrs. S. Staszewski Miss H. Strychalski Mr. J. Strychalski Mr. R. Strychalski Mrs. T. Strychalski Mr. 8: Mrs. J. Stypczynski Mr. D. Szymanski Mr. E. Tepe Mr. R. Thilman Dr. 8: Mrs. R. Thomas Tony's Quick Shoe Repair Mr. R. Torzewski Mr. C. Walorski PFc. Marv Majcher Air Caflef H. Mair-her nw. R: Mrs. W. Manuszak Mr. Mrs. C. Markowski M . R. Markowski Mr. .PY Mrs. .T. McCarthy Mr. . Milosernv Miss R. A. Mucha Mr, R: Mrs. S. Mucha Mr. P- Mrs. F. Niespodziaiiv M . C. Ni:-zgodski Mr. R: Mrs, M. Niezafodski 'Jus A 'Nrwvak vw.. 15 1xTfwvs1k 'li'nqio-n Tfmisn lNTmvak RIXT. rw JP- Mm W .T, Nowak 'Use T,- 'Nnvvgk Mr. 8: Mrs. A. Waruszewski Sgt. E. Waslicki Mr. 8: Mrs. S. Waslicki John Weiss Food Market Mr. I. K. Werwinski Mr. E. J. Wesolowski Mr. R. J. Wesolowski Mr. 8: Mrs. F. Wetzel Mr. 8: Mrs. F. Wieczorek Mr. 8: Mrs. M. Wieczorek Mr. 8: Mrs. J. Witucki Mr. J. Wojciechowski M'-. R, Nowakowski Hn T2 Nnwinski Mi ss T .. Nowosfawski Mr. S: Mrs. J. O'Com1or Mr. 8: Mrs. B Pajac Mr. J. Pajac Licut. R. Pajakowski Mr. .E Mrs. C. Pickavet Mr. S: Mrs. C. Ploiiski Mr. E. Poclelwitz M r. N. Podell Mr. 8: Mrs. W. Wojciechowski Miss M. J. Woodka Mr. 8: Mrs. C. Wozniak Miss L. Zakrowski Mrs. C. Zalas S 2 ,. c 8: Mrs. R. Zalas Mr. 8: Mrs. A. Zbrzezny Mr. :Q Mrs. A. Zell Mr. 8: Mrs. S. Zell Ze1tner's Hardware Store Mr. H. Zmyslo Very Best Wishes from St. Augustine's Parish Rev. VINCENT C. THILMAN, C.S.C. Pastor i M MWWMSM I Compliments of St. Joseph Church South Bend Rev. WENDELL P. CORCORAN, C.S.C. Q ,iw- , ,, CoMPL1MENTs OF CQMPLIMENTS Dr. T. B. Pauszek of the Physician Surggeoii Dairy Council 563 ASSOCIATES BUILDING of Phone 3-3257 i ST. JOSEPH VALLEY Zarzqd i Czlonkinie STCWARZYSZENIA MATEK i NAUCZYCIELEK PRZY South Bend Catholic High School SKLADAJA ZYCZENIA ABITURJENTOM i ABITURJ EN TKOM W ICH DALSZEJ OSOBISTEJ i SPOLECZNEJ DZIALALNOSCI P. T. A. 1 WALENTYNA RADECKA, Prezeska KAZIMIEIIA GHZYWIENSKA MARTA GRZESK VVice-Prezeska Wice-Pre-zeska KATARZYNA WESOLOWSKA PELAGIA HOSINSKA Wise-Prezeska Sekr. Finansowa MARIA MORENC BRONISLAWA GUZICKA Sekr. Protokolowa Kasjerka Zarzzgd Finansowy WLADYSLAWA SOBCZAK PELAGIA KRUSZEWSKA STANISLAWA MATERNOWSKA Congratulations to the Class of '44 I r HURON PHARMACY John Cieslewicz, R. Ph., Prop. 2210 W. HURON ST. PHONE IZ-03300 South Bend, Indiana M. LENTSCH BAKERY BREAD - ROLLS - PIES - PASTRIES LIKE MOTHER MAKES We specialize in Fancy Pastry For A11 Qccasions 750 W. INDIANA AVE. Phone 3-4346 BEST WISHES to the GRADUATES from the GREMLINS Qur Dear Alma Mater ..----7 Though far we wander from thy door. Following paths of golden lore, With love and pride we think of thee, Reo'li1zg in treasured mcmovfy. W..-.oMo.o . .MMO Oo I A Phone 3-2519 l St. joseph Cemetery 86 Undertaking Ass'n Michael A. Jurek, Manager . DAY and NIGHT SERVICE 5 Mrs. Harriet Juszczak, Lady Asst. i 1233 WESTERN AVENUE soUTH BEND, IND. I FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS West Side Floral Co. Where Your Best Friends Buy Their Flowers WE TELEGRAPH FLOWERS 232 S. Chapin Street CAS. GADACZ, Prop. Phone 3-4545 Compliments of South Bencfs No. 1 Clothing Store 705 MODERN Ell.BERT'5 813-S17 S. MICHIGAN ST. CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES to the GRADUATES of 1944 from the CHOPIN FINE ARTS CLUB .fnw... , , S . S V. CONGRATULATIONS! g T CONGRATULATIONS to the Fellow ClaSsmates i SENIORS of ,44 4 , from THE BUSINESS MANAGERS 5 from the of the '44 ANNUAL I Marge K, and L90 J, , A St. St2llliSl3I.lS P. T. A. - S l 1 Polskiej Katolickiej Wyzszej Szkole C Z E S C Gracluantom Klasy '44 SZCZQSG Boie L I' fu X +9491 C PULSKA :scarf ...iw A , A A37Sgii AM E RYKI a DSWOBO u2onA Q PLACGWKA GEN. HALLERA Nr. 125 S. W. A. P. 114m WESTERN AVENUE TELEFON 3-0389 lll ll ll lll ll l l CONGRATULATIONS T C0mmef'Clal 30111141 XL R3dl0 Company to South Bend 17, Indiana CLASS of '44 P. A. Systems CI A S E T Microphone-Amplifiers J S IE L I S l zs East Colfax Ave. Phone 4-0575 A AA A A AA AA Al l AA AA S PHONES: 4-6631 and 3-9128 LADY ASMSTANT VINCENT K. KAN IEWSKI 86 SON 614 S. ARNOLD ST. M O R T U A R Y Featuring The best equipped operating' room in Northern Indiana Ambulance Service - Personal Dignified Service Slumber Room and Chapel VISITORS WELCOME ,I 47 A V 77 7 YN Y YY Compliments of Stanley's Food Market SILVER FURS, Inc. I l MEATS and Guocnnms 210 N. Michigan Street ' B'E'E'R Phone 3-9050 S04 Bend Phone 3-0720 2701 Western Ave. A Open Evenings by Appointment Xl LOAN ASSOCIATION HOLLY BEAUTY SHGID of SOUTH BEND Southwest Corner Ford and Walnut 207 S. Main St. Opposite Post Office GLADYS RISLEY, prop. Savings Insured up to 555000 phone 4,7434 Mrs. A. W. Przybysz Groceries, Meats and Harclware 803 S. WALNUT ST. Phone 3-0368 The Store with Big Selections llllll RTSO ' 0f.SWwlA35'end Open 7 a. m to 7 p. m. Phone 3-0945 ALEX'S SHOE HOSPITAL REPAIRING WHILE-U-wA1T Hats Cleaned and Blocked Cleaning and Pressing FIRST CLASS WORK GUARANTEED 125 West Jefferson Blvd. South Bend, Ind. CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS of 1944 THE YOUNG LADIES Sr. SODALITY of ST. STANISLAUS PARISH CONGRATULATIONS to the Compliments of CLASS of '44 From PHIL. ROSENFELD POLON IA BAKERY BREAD - PASTRIES 2002 W. Linden Ave. PETER CUDOWSKI, Prop. GROCERY and MARKET 441 E. Howard St. Phone 3-0330 SOUTH BEND, IND. ROY O. sH1ELDs A DENTIST l Phones: Office 4-4421-Res. 4-5716 i Residence: 321 Wakewa Ave. Office Phone 3-7074, Residence 3-9136 211 Pythian Bldg' Jos. V. Wypiszynski ' LAWYER bouth Bend Indian SUITES 601-602 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS, i ODD FELLOWS BLDG. J. P. Rozplochowski and CO. l Dealers in Opposite Court House i 104 S. Main Street South Bend, Indiana Furniture and Hardware l 1237-39 Western Ave. I Phone 4-5571 1 l ff? .- OL, I L L O , Q L O Best Wishes AND CONGRATULATIONS to EUGENE LADEWSKI C. T. WILLIAMS LEO KROLL JOHN MICIN SKI FROM Mrs. and Mrs. Stanley Kroll Mr. and Mrs. John Williams Mr. and Mrs. Walter Laclewski Mr. and Mrs. John Micinski Barany's Hardware and Tin Shop Hardware, Paints and Glass Sheet Metal Work and Furnace Repairing Phone 3-0764 2723 Western Avenue Phone 4-5538 BROOKFIELD GREEN HOUSE , Flowers For Every Occasion 700 N. Brookfield St. L. H. RYBACK, Prop. Phone -1-5538 South Bend l l SAL LANGNERS FOOD MARKET SYLVESTER LANGNER Proprietor Quality Meats for Much Less We Specialize in Live and Dressed Poultry 1117 WESTERN AVENUE Phone 4-5912 l COMPLIMENTS OF Stanley Muszynski l General Insurance l 1 and Real Estate 1 2154 WESTERN AVENUE Phone 3-4562 l 1 BUFFALO WALL PAPER X Compliments of and PAINT STORE l 9 FRANK ToTn, Prop. l TAELMAN S STURE wrniw O'B 1 P1't,O'l, , .. 1 , . 13l':lSl10STpEL3SS ahhlnliitdiihlf NVLFQ bH01Lb and I4URNIbHINGb A full line of religious goods. W l - . . 12-10 W. Washington Ave. l 1-'01 Webt91 Ave' CONGRATULXHONS tothe GRADUATING CLASS of 1944 The IUNIORS CLASS of ,45 CONGRATULATIONS e CcJNc:Hfx'fULA1'1ONs Y to the Graduates to the SQMOVS of 1944 FILOM FROM The Sophomores The Freshmen Class of '46 ef Reem 8 CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES BEST WISHES to the CLASS of 1944 FROM to the , , Andrzejewskfs SENIOR CLASS of '44 FOOD MARKET 702 SO. PHILLIPA ST. from the Phone 3-0363 A T QUALITY MEATS Freshmen of Room 11 and GROCERIES WLADYSLAWA ANDRZEJEWSKA T Proprietor K iitiii BUY U. S. WAR BONDS 3 + -k + T A Northern Indiana Public Service Company Congratulations to the Class of 1944 V An ideal organizziion for youth of Polish extraction. The following sports are being offered: Bowling. Sofllall, Golf, Tennis, Billiards, Table Tennis, Gyninaslies, etc. Members of A.A.U. S: A.B.C.. Re- gular lodge meetings are held on the third Friday of each month. Join now! M. R. Polish Falcons Nest No. 4 Affiliatezl with the Polish Falcons of America E. ST.-XCHOWICZ, President M. M. GORNIEWICZ, Rec. Sec'y -116-20 S. CHAPIN ST. PHONE 3-353-1 SOUTH BEND 13, IND. 1-.. 1-1-1-1 1 so Sincere Wishes For Congratulations a Successful Future l To The Class of '44 l and l l b FY0111 l 1 Best Wishes l oseph T. Pawlowska. T to the Lawyer 1 . Graduates of '44 l 1 l l Office: 625 Odd Fellows Bldg. . ,, l 1 jacob P. Lechner I none 4-0171 l Home Office: 1710 Western Ave. 4 l ST, JOSEPH COUNTY ASSESSOR l 1 l l S, 1- ,sn , nl Q 1, , ,. Lii,,- To Our Lady Our wc chose' Tlzcv lo be the Lady of this Sfhool. Guard if from Cllf'HIit'S and all evils. Protect all of us, szurcf Jlary, as vlzifdrmz of Thim' and of Thy Spousc, St. Joseph. Ifafclz over our going out and Coming in. Pray ihat all may liw in God's .S'C'l'7Jil'C and depart from this Ziff in His gram, .AlHlf'lI. Lady of Vidory, Jloflzcr of God. rpg-5. 'NPA Compliments of i i Dr. C. A. KOWALS l DENTIST 5 Suite 208 Shetland Bltlg. is as as .sara ra C RUDOLPH K. MUELLER Jeweler lliammids - Watches Silverware 1214 N. MlClliQ'.El,ll St. Phone 3-4200 Soltl Bend I ld. Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Graduates of '44 Usher Society of St. Hedwig's Church C CCC I i Sincere Wishes for a successful future To The Class of '44 FROM Frank X. Kopinski Lawyer 'u Compliments and Best Wishes To Class of '44 Sheriff Steve Molnar Complimellts of The South Bend 1 4 . Mrs. La C0llSQI'VZlt0fy of MUSIC F. H. INGERSOLL, Director 1512 W. Fisher St. Phone 3-1342 E L 1 207 so. Main st. Tel. 11-5:71 GROCERIES and MEATS N OOMPLIMENTS OF FRIEND COll1Di1111C1l'lL3 of Buczynski9s Dept, Store Invorporatecl DRY GOODS, CLOTHING and SHOES 1906 Western Ave. Phone 3-1944 VAN BUREN GROCERY 1 and MARKET Y 1539 Lincoln Way West W W Phone 3-0820 907 California Phone -1-6481 Stanley Uzu'tkov.'iak Sz Sons 3:513::'E:E:ErE122E1Ef:3:5:E?QE5rE?ErQ:En.--,.E?Er?ri -:5 3:j:1:1-E.51Er1-.rZ'- ff 151222223222is:5:2Qaiziasiiiziz222222252age53155132522211:252:5a1.g35.fi2E2a5E55E?EE3i5 W .z2i'E1ii?2i2E2i2?f ' - - if if 'S' is . TF 7 7:f1 1:f53Ef:5' f'?15f..: 'i .' 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Walnut St. l Let Us Help You Look Youl Be t 1 DO-RIGHT TAILOR SHOI CLEANING and P1:1css1m T. PARKS, Prop. -119 S. Chapin St. Phone 3-0356 South Bend lm A jf-'fff f' Y ' Y , i, YY, N Compliments of Compliments of 1 1 Stella's Beauty Shopg e WOODKA BROS' p M1-S, STELLA BUCZKOXYSKI 11 up l MEATS and GROCERIES l l 1011 W. Dunham st 826 S. CHAPIN ST' l THE LATEST IN I'lERTvlANl+NTS , For Appointment Call 520 s. CHAPIN ST. p 3-3536 L. A. KOLUPA, Inc. DRUG STORE P1'esc1'iptions -101 SO. CHAPIN STREET PHONE 3-'ll South Bend, Incl. TUESLEY'S DRUG STORE PRESCHIPTIONS The REXALL STORE 2320 Lincoln Way West FOUNTAIN SERVICE SPORTING GOODS Compliments of JOHN WALKOWIAK 13-11 West Dunham St. Phone 3-8347 GROCERIICS and MEATS West Side Hardware Co. Hardware, Stoves, House Fll1'l11Si1i11gS, Etc. 1230 W. Washington Ave. Phono 3-0731 South Bend, Ind. B. 8: S. SANDGCK Fu1'nitu1'e, Rugs, Stoves, Linoleum Store Open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Nights PHONE 4-4133 1217-19-21 W. Washington Ave Compliinents of West Town Clothiers 1139-41 WESTERN AVE. JUS. WOOIJKA and Z. KOLSKI Prop. MEMBERS of FLOR-IST phone TELEGRAPH DELIVERY 4,3431 Riverside Fioral Co MQuality Flowers and Service as Goodv C. W. OSBORNE. Prop. 1326 LINCOLN WAY EAST South Bend, Ind. M. ORSTYNOWICZ W 1 ,WO JEWELER 1 COMPLIMICNTS OF Clock and Watch Repairing 1 S44 South Chapin St. RAYBS BEKE SHOP s fyll tn B1-na, India 1111 1 1 if f,f , W , f ,, 1 ' , , ,, , , , GOOD OLD Q SOUTH BEND BREWING CO. 7339 COLLEGE ST. PHONE 4-2131 Henry Woltman Xa Sons GOLD STAR BAKER1 GROCERY and MAHKIQT 530121 Western Avenue S03 S. Chapin St. We spociulizv in 1'llllC'Y pastry Profit Small - Business un-at and That's the XVay XY0 Opvrate- UI'I1Q1'LQ ful' 2111 OCC21S1HI1S Phone 4-3701 Z. v0nI.As, Prop. J. i Coniplinients Of Fire ansl General Insurance 1106V2 Western Ave. South Bend, Indiana JOHN KWITEK SHOE REPAIR SHOP -108 South Chapin Street South Bend, Ind. Best Wishes to the Class of 1944 Peltz W Kaufer Paper Co., Wholesale Distributors PAPER PRODUCTS and SUPPLIES - Since 1885 - Phone 3-1117 South Bend, Ind. STEPHEN CZIGANY Groceries, Meats, Poultry, Fruits and Vegetables T1-1. 3-0385 1001 West Washington Ave. Christiness Gift Shop DRY GOODS NOTIONS 3105 Western Avenue We specialize in hand made pillow eases Blrs. ALEX SIERACKI, Prop. Bunteas Shoe Salon 108 N. MICHIGAN ST. PRESENTING The Finest Shoes in America to the Women of South Bend and Vicinity . . . also Mateliing Bags S 1- ,fr , 7, , , ,,7, , , SAIWL SPIRO 86 CG. ' GOOD CLOTHES OI' MEN AND BOYS CHESTER S. MNICHOWSKI - Salesmen - LEONARD HOSINSKI Home of Hart, Schaffner gl Marx Clothes 121 S. MICHIGAN ST. PHONE Z3-S201 Compliments of CASIMIR HANYZEWSKI GHOCERY and COLD MEATS 1035 W. Sample St. PHONE 3-5086 Compliments of Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of '44 Mr. and Mrs. Mr. AUG.MARKoWsK1 W 0SePh L- BUFZYUSIU CONTRACTOR l 515 so. PULASKI ST 1608 Florence Ave. South Bend, Ind. 1 V --W - i- - 7' GIFTS . . . and SMART CLOTHES FOR THE 1944 GRADUATE ' fllmnnrtlfz Compliments of King Jagiello Corporation FANCY GROCERIES FRESH and SMOKED MEATS LIVE or DRESSED POULTRY at all times 502 S. Carlisle St. Phone 3-0789 Compliments of MAX ADLER Michigan and Washington Compliments of MAYFLOWER LIQUOR STORE 1041 W. Sample St. Phone 4-3446 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES CLASSOFVI4 Young Marriled-Men's Club of ST. CASIMIR PARISH .lust II Reminder: Play BINGO at St. CnSimir's every Friday Night t ' t W ' W w t t t V I ' COMPLIMICNTS t t V OF l 1 . tt. j7uHi - ,.v':-1 -f5'k5 '-' F- 1 Complilnents of JOE KOPINSKI FOOD MARKET 324 N. Birdsell Street Plmnv 3-0119 Complnnents of t So. Bend X-Ray Laboratory R25 Shertund Building' W South Bond, Ind. Y Phono 4-2541 W , F. Fisher, NLD. M. J. 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Michigan St. SOUTH BEND. IND. HAPPY DAYS TAVERN 1224 West Washington Street South Bend, Ind. Phone 3-0325 FRANK KLOSKA, Prop. Lf.-. W, . CLEIS 8z BRENNAN JEwEL12ns 109 E. Jefferson South Bend, Ind. COMPLIMNNTS OF THE MORRIS PLAN CO. 118 North Main Street Gold Tone Studio Graduates, Con gratulationsl 128 WEST WASHINGTON AVE. Phone 2-4420 CONGRATULATIONS Dr. M. J. PALICKI OPTOMETRIST 508 .I. M. S. Bldg. Phone 3-2324 Expert Watch and Jewelry Repair Service FAY'S QUALITY JEWELERS Michigan and Jefferson Blvd. Phone -1-6381 South Bend JOSEPH LEVANDOSKI, Decorator Extencls sincere Congratulations to each gracluate. May the future bring you happiness and peace. And don't forget what Uncle Sammy says: Tojo thinks he's awfully smart. Toj-0 thinks he's in the pink. But our War Bonds and Stamps, Tell him really that he s--. LEVANDOSKI PAINT CGMPANY 2110 Western Ave. South Bend, Ind. Garnitz Furniture Co. COMPLI'I'l'E OU'l'FlT'l'lCllS 128 South Michigan South Bend, Ind. Open Mondays until 8:30 P.M wx CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES to the Class of 1914 Mr. M. W. SWICENICY, Mgr. 321 S. Michigan Sf. BEST WISHES T0 THE GRADUATES FROM HW E 5 -.aaimszb COMPLIMENTS OF T Soniieborifs Sport Shop F. J. Soiineborii, Prop, Congratulations to the Senior Class of '44 The Ushers of St. Adalbertas Parish 1 V Y , ,, CONGRATULATIONS to the GRADUATES T from the T HCULTURED VULTURES Ilzxndliags Gloygy f, HANs - Rl Nrzscl-T C nyyuyv fsfcyl Michigrzm at Colfax I,ug'g'ag,'e Q ifts T T T BEST WISHES T T from T T There is style in Corifort .... T Comfort in style . . . you can have itlfyil in Kuehifs Fine T Shoeg for School or dress. T STUDENTS' SHOP, Downstairs 1 I mess , 2'2FiU,BTFVV,EAP. 5 ir' ,-,- 120 S. Michigan Street Compliments of ohn Cybulski MEATS AND GROCEHIES 429 S. WALNUT ST. For Your Musical Wants THE Copp Music Shop 122-2-l E. WAYNE STREET i , l Congratulations Class 44 FROM ED PURTHA and his band ICD PUIITHA, Sax CIIET SKWAIICAN, llrum CHET KAMINSKI, Hass Conipliinents of CLUB Lino 127 N. MAIN STREET MAX 1.AoKN1f:1:, 'In-unmei STAN!-l'3Y HAND. I'w1'ivw1' HARRY LUPA, Piano Accordion l I so Ls so EE C CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS of '44 E. J. CAIN, Optometrist 212 SO. Michigan St. Phone -I-8251 BEST WISHES from SAM RODIN GROCERIES and MEATS 310 So. Chapin St. Congratulations to the Graduating Class 3. AL, ABEL, MD. Compliments of Rose Dental Group 623 SHERLAND BUILDING LEONARD A. ROSE, D. D. S. CY1:1L F. Rosie, n. D. s. I rvmiciez J. izosi-3. D. D. I G. Schwincl T. Swiatowy United Heating 86 Plumbing Coe POWER, STEAM, HOT WATER VAPOR HEATING and ARCOLAS VENTILATING PLUMBING and SEWERAGE No job too large, small, simple or complicated 913-915 WEST INDIANA AVE. Phone 4-5371 COMPLIMENTS OF C. L. Micinski 1131 WESTERN AVENUE Phone 3-0386 Phone 3-0809 Prop. D. M. Kowalski Dick's Super D-X Service Kelly Tires - Presto-light Batteries Alemite - G1'fSZlSl11g' Cars Given Immediate Attention Batteries Charged While You Wait General Repairing' Flats Fixed 1610 L. W. W. South Bend, Ind. Towing - Service Kalicki Standard Service 1702 Western Ave. Efficient-Reliable Service Reasonable Prices Compliments of BUSINESS SYSTEMS, 126 S0 MAIN ST. GREETING CARDS FINE STATIONERY UNUSUAL GIFTS OFFICE SUPPLIES OFFICE EQUIPMENT Phone 4-1188 Inc. GREENE'S 223 S. Michigan Street A Store for Youth Specializing in Small Sizes 9-17 FORMALS - DRESSES COATS - SUITS - FURS -I Brookfield Pharmacy Z. H. Iiitkowsliii, Reg. Ph, PRESCRIPTIONS Phone 3-0419 230 N. BROOKFIELD ST. LEO STRYCHALSKI 2722 Western Avenue GROCERIES and MEATS Compliments of l y1H 5 ul.-W' l f 1 205N MYCHIGA N ST MILLER'S SATISFACTION GUARANTEED 107 South Michigan South Bend, Ind. BEST WISHES of the Washington Variety Shop 1233 W. Washingggton St. L. THILMAN, Prop. COMPLIMENTS OF Western Cafe 1135 WESTERN AVENUE JOSEPH RACZYNSKI, Prop. ALICE'S BEAUTY SHOPPE 1241 W. COLFAX AVE. South Bend, Ind. PHONE 3-4340 For appointment Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. FRANK KENNA Co1nplime11'cs of I. PAJAKOWSKI 8: SONS GROCERY and MEAT MARKET 2110 Linden Avenue Phone -1-1971 Coal Stoker Fuel Cok Grummell 86 Sons 1613 VV. WASHINGTON AVE. Phone 3-3183 E If it comes from BGl'l11Zll1'S it must be good BERMAN'S SPORT SHOP 112 West Washington Avenue South Bend, Ind. Compliments of Mr, and Mrs. George Majcher Compliments of JOHN MIGAS FRU1Ts-MEATS-PoULTRY 1819 Linden Avenue Phone 3-3495 L A U E R ' S STANDARD SERVICE 1418 Linden Avenue Complete Greasing Equipment Atlas Tires and Batteries Compliments R E C O SPORTING GOODS 1123 N. Main South Bend, Ind. i LOOK FOR THE LOG FRGNTH Compliments of AN HORNE Er CO. Dzkzmomif 'N'Z0atclzc.f Njcwelry NV1- 'Telegraph Flowers Member F. T. D. South Bend Floral Company John Pulsclien. Prop. 114 S. Michigan Street Phone 3-8227 South Bend, Ind. THE RELIANCE PHARMACY, Inc. 230 W. Washington Ave. Cor. Lafayette PHONES 4-6761-3-0981 South Bend, Ind. ' I I l l Compliments of -'KNOWN FOR BETTER MEATSH CUDIE l , and l Walter S Meat p DUBALL l Owned and Operated by ,4 eA A Walter Szymkowiak 4U Iiieeemeweee I I 1627 LINDEN AVENUE I COMPLIMENTS OF Your Best Bet is War Bonds and War Stamps l GHOCERIES I 522 s. Chapin sz-. Phone :I-sms 1 , Compliments of WALTER HOJNACKI 1 8 SON Compliments of Marvin G. Berlin Manufacturer of Soda and Mineral Water 730V2 BLAINE AVE. Phone 4-9321 HOME-MADE SAUSAGES 1109 Western Ave. I Phone 3-8528 J I l INDIANA DAIRY Co. Wliolesule-lletziil Pasteurizecl Milla and Cream Butter, lluttermilli and Cheese I 1 DELIVERED FRESH DAILY l Phone 4-4351 l 1801 Longley Avenue 21 l In tlCl'0I'flCIlZt'C wifh tho tlzrmf of our bool: uw' plrrlgf ollz'gio11c'c' to tho lroflfr of our Dc- mofrafy, Franlclin Delano Roosevelt President of the U. S. A. Moy God lzlcss him in his rjjorls' as Com- 771ll7ZllF7'-ll?-Clllllf of Ihr .'lI'llH'fl Forms, tho! hr' loud fhr way' in folzvorf- ing this Fllfflllj' pomlr- molzizfm into ll Goo'-loih ing world. , , His Holiness, Pope Pius Xll During fhfsc Calami- lous limos, Ihr' Cyfs of thc world arf fofussfo' upon Pope' Pius XII. Hz' is C'h'risl's slzf'pl1fro',f011- flcrly 'ZUUfl'lIll7tQ owr tho spiritual rzffds of His sc'o1'z'c'rCdhoflc. Moy His lz'odf'rsl1ip lrrilzsy Ihr moral ills of rho world io on mul, and giw if o pmff' lrosvo' on C'hris- tion prinfiplcs of r'ghf and jzlsficc. l less. l . Q s. T. BERNER Colnphlnents of Fire and Auto Insurance 1 512 Pythian Bldg. i Charles Nlaternowski Grocery and Meat Market 7-15 S. WALNUT ST. Phone 3:8661 PHONE 3-8444 FRANK STORES, Inc. Pants - Shoes Clothing Sz Furnishiiis 401 S. Michigan St. So. Bend, Ind. Phone 3-2898 Congratulations and Best Wishes To The Class of 1944 FROM M. Kaniewski Furniture and Hardware 1201 WESTERN AVE. Phone 4-6869 COMPLIMENTS OF STANLEY KAMINSKI Grocery 1125 W. Thomas St. COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND SZMYD'S TAILOR SHOP Cleaning and Repairing Suits made to Order Tuxedo Rental 1225 Western Avenue Phone 3-5327 FRANK KOMINOWSKI GENERAL INSURANCE and REAL ESTATE 1044 Western Avenue Phone 4-9243 Compliments of Nehi Bottling Co. l l l C ' C C E i COMPLIMENTS and i:EsT wisnics of l Compliments Of BADOWSKI BAKERY l l 720 So. Chapin St. Smogor Lumber Co. it 5 407 so. LAUREL sr. f i STANLEY KRUSLKA l . MOVING and South Bend, I d'a'm GIcN121zAL HAULING 0 1530 South Webster St. Phone 2-2523 l JOHN S. GONAS ATTORNEY-at-LAW STATE SENATOR 714 Orld Fellows Bldg. COMPLIMENTS OF United States Shoe Repair Phone 4-7878 l Compliments of l CUNGRATULATIONS to the Leading Credit Jewelers GRADUATING CLASS of ,44 B. P. Minczewski SL son Real Estate and Insurance '. 'h 'V rch' ,gt Cm MIC lgan 6' KVM mn on l 1148 Western Avenue Congratulations Carlton Studio PHOTOGRAPHS THAT PLEASE SUITES 5-6 STATE THEATRE BLDG. PHONE 4-9596 South Bend, Indiana V, ,W Compliments of B ll'I'0N 125 S. MICHIGAN ST. Smart Apparel for the Discriminating Junior or Miss COMPLIMENTS OF STANLEY MEZYKOWSKI Dr. C. T. Sobecki D e n t i s t 314 SHERLAND BUILDING Phone 3-3464 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Faculty and Student Body of South Bend Catholic J. SL A. ICE CREAM 301 Chapin St. 1519 Portage Ave. Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1944 Dr.T.C. Goraczewski 1016 W. IVASHINGTON AVE. Sweeney's Shamrock Cocktail Lounge Phones: 3-0552 - 4-4725 226-8 N. MAIN ST. South Bend, Indiana Music by ROY GRAVIQLL at the organ THE PLACE T0 REFRESH ONLY EXPERTS MIX OUR DRINKS l Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry J. TRETHEWEY Joe The Jeweler 113 E. Jefferson Blvd. Fine Watch Repairing WALKER'S SHOE STORE 136 NO. MICHIGAN ST Phone 3-5000 A fitting place to buy shoes for the Family TASTE THE DIFFERENCE Washington Bakery We Specialize in Fancy Pastry Orders for all Occasions 1311 W. WASHINGTGON AVE. Phone 3-0340 FRANK MUSZYNSKI, Prop. Jos BUDD Book Bindery usyz sfr. JAMES COURT Phone 4-7717 Compliments of MILADY SHOP An Exclusive Specialty Shop for Women. 119 North Michigan St. South Bend, Ind. CONGRATULATIONS and a wish for GOD'S BLESSING in your Future Endeavors Edward F. Babe Voorde Assessor Portage Township Q P Best Wishes i OOMPLIMENTS OF to the i Graduates j Prikosovich Bros. - t Quality Meats Thllman Brothers i Q G1.0Ce1.ieS Plumbing and Heating CO. 240 SO. CHAPIN ST. 4o4 sOUTH CHAPIN sT. 7 5 i t Phone 3-0437 Phone 4-6661 1 1 W , , Music A Worth While Pastime BINGO Play it at ST. HEDWIG HALL sCOTT and NAPIER STREETS Every Friday Night at 8:15 CASH and DOOR PRIZES Refreshments J ack Pot COME and TRY YOUR LUCK THE YOUNG MEN'S CIVIC CLUB OF SAINT HEDXYIG PARISH EXTENDS HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 194-I GRADUATES OF TIIE SOUTH BEND CATHOLIC HIGH! CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES A FRIEND 'T T Our Sandwiches Compliments Can't be Beat of 3 Pepper's Tavern F R I E N D T Beer - Wine - Liquor T S25 S. CHAPIN ST. PRODUCING FOR VICTORY NOW .... BUILDING FOR A PEACE-TIME FUTURE iiiiii BALL-BAND PLANT MISHAWAKA, INDIANA l Congratulations I Cl-ass of '44 Phll Van Tornhout l -: r- Jeweler Fiwek Brothers Furniture - Hardware 501-503 S. CARLISLE ST. Phone 4-6937 1312 WESTERN AVE. South Bend, Ind. DIAMONDS IAOIIQQIIIQS Elgin Bulova Watches Congratulations to the Class of 1944 1. ROTUNNO ac co. Ring Craft 4105 W. NORTH AVENUE Phone Capitol 1181 CHICAGO, ILL Again . . . Printers of 4'The Victorian It has alan been our privilege to print South Bend Catholic High Scl1ool's annuals in 1937, 1939, 19-10, 19-11, 1942 and 1943. THE MESSENGER PRESS Publishers and Printers Since 1896 BOOKS! and PUBLICATIONS - COMMERCIAL PRINTERS 301 CHAPIN ST. PHONE 4-5541 SOUTH BEND, IND.