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

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1948 volume:

v--v vv--Z CONGRATULATIONS To The GRADUATES OF '48 SAINT CASIMIR'S PARISH SOUTH BEND, IND. Rev. Father CASIMIR WITUCKI, C.S.C. Pastor Rev. Father JOSEPH CIECKA, C.S.C. Rev. Father BERNARD NIEMIER, C.S.C. All things come to him who waits. Pages Mrs. Mrs. Lora Lashbrook 'I The Following Tell The Story of Friends Who Helped The 1948 Victorian L D Very Rev. Msgr. J. Sabo Rev. B Rev. C. J. Sztuczko, C.S.C. J. Witucki, C.S.C. Rev. Horvath Rev. Gapczynski Rev. S. A. Jankowski, C.S.C. Rev. Phillippe Rev. F X. Luzny, C.S.C. Rev. A. Gruza, C.S.C. Rev. E Szymanski, C.S.C. Rev. M Jednakowski, C.S.C. Rev. Rogusz, C.S.C. Rev. J. Jakubielski Rev. T. Depa Rev. C. F. Grabarz, C.S.C. Rev. J. Winiarski, C.S.C. Rev. R. Niemier, C.S.C. Rev. J. Ciecka, C.S.C. Rev. Renner Rev. J. Lesniak Rev. V. Thilman, C.S.C. OUR DEAR PARENTS Mrs. Anna Badowski Sz 'Mr. Mrs. Casimer Balka Mr. Sz Mrs. Joseph Bokon Mr. Sz Mrs. John Borlik Mr. Sz Mrs. John Carroll Mr. Sz Mrs. Gustaf De Fauw Mr. Sz Mrs. Joseph Deranek Mr. Sz Mrs. Joseph Dubala Mr. Sz Mrs. Adolph Dutrieux Mr. Sz Mrs. Peter Futa Mr. Harry Grzeskowiak Mr. Sz Mrs. Charles Holmes Mr. Sz Mrs. Michael Horvath Mr. Sz Mrs. Stanley Janiak Mr. Sz Mrs. Joseph Janiszczak Mr. Sz Mrs. Harry Janowczyk Mrs. Theodora Jurek Mr. S Mrs. John Kalmar Mr. Sz Mrs. Steve Kalmer Mr. Sz Mrs. I. Kandzierskl Mr. Sz Mrs. Peter Kaminski Mr. Sz Mrs. Henry Klawinski Mr. Sz Mrs. John Klosinski Mr. Frank Klota Mr. Sz Mrs. Stephen Kiryan Mr Sz Mrs. Joseph Kochanowski Mrs. Sz Mrs. Frank Kopinski Vincent Koziatek Mrs. Clement Kruk Mrs. Alex Kruszewski Mrs. Stanley Kruszka Mrs. Francis Kurowski Mr. Sz Mrs. Mr. Sz Mr. Sz Mr. Sz Mr. Sz Mr. Sz Mrs. J. Kwestorowski Mrs. Geneveive Lechtanski Mr. Sz Mrs. Aloysius Leda Mr. Sz Mrs. Mr. Kr Mrs. Mrs. Anna Mr. Sz Mrs. Frank Lemanski Bert Liehner Liszewski Zigmund Lorence Mr. Sz Mrs. Joseph Lovas Mr. Sophi e 'Mendlikowski Sz Mrs. Thaddeus Milewski Mr. Sz Mrs. Mr. Sz Mrs. Mr. Mr. Henry Edward Mleczek Frank Molenda Moskwinski Mrs. Sophie Mrozinski Sz Mrs. Joseph Nurkowski Mr. Sz Mrs. John Peczkowski Mr. Sz Mrs. Steve Peters Mr. Sz Mrs. Andrew Podemski Mr. Sz Mrs. Bert Prawat Mr. Sz Mrs. Ted Prebys Mr. Sz Mrs. Stanley Rachuba Mr. Sz Mrs. Stanley Radecki Mr. Sz Mrs. Eugene Rakowski Mr. Sz Mrs. Edward Rosploch Mr. Sz Mrs. Leo Ryback Mr. Sz Mrs. Joseph Sabuda Mr, Sz Mrs. Steve Salwowski Mrs. Josephine Santa Mr. Sz Mrs. Peter Skandis Mr. Sz Mrs. Herman Skodinski Mr. Sz Mrs. Larry Skowronski Mr. Sz Mrs. Joseph Starczewski Mr. Sz Mrs. Joseph Steinka Mr. Sz Mrs. Peter Stypczynski Mr. Sz Mrs. Chester Szweda Mr. Sz Mrs. John Szuba Mr. Sz Mrs. Alex Thilman Mr. Sz Mrs. Joseph Tomkiewicz Mrs. Irene Was Mr. Sz Mrs. Edward Wcisel Mrs. Leo Wieczorek Mr. Sz Mrs. Casimer Wawrzyniak Mr. Mr Mr Sz Mrs. August Wojciechowski Sz Mrs. Floyd Wojciechowski Walter Wojciechowski Sz 'Mrs. August Vanderheyden Mr. Mr. Sz Mrs. Stanley Zielinski Mr Mr Sz Mrs. Frank Zmyslo Sz Mrs. Bruno Zywert ANNUAL BOOSTERS Mr. Alex Andrzejewski MR. Sz MRS. C. ARANOWSKI Mr. Sz Mrs. John Adamski Mr. Sz Mrs. J. Aszklar Miss Sylvia Banicki Mr. Sz Mrs. L. Borkowski Miss Joan Bejma Miss Barbara Badowski Blue Danube Cafe Banko Sz Baraso Co. Mr. Sz Mrs. Badowski Mr. Sz Mrs. O. Bejma Mr. Sz Mrs. Frank Barczykowski Mr. Sz Mrs, Stanley Bartkowiak Mr. Sz Mrs. R. Barnhart Mrs. Vincent Burdick Miss Mariagnes Balka Mrs. A. Brzezinski Miss Alice Byszewski Mr. Sz Mrs, Frank Chrobot Mr. Sz Mrs. S. Cukrowicz Mr. Sz Mrs. Ted. Chwalek Mr. Sz Mrs. W. Cholasinski COPP'S MUSIC SHOP Mr. Sz Mrs. Francis K. Czyzewski Mrs. Marie Chrobot Miss Joan Chrzanowski Mr. Sz Mrs. Stanley Ciesielski Mr. Sz Mrs. Alex Duszynski Mr. Stanley Drzewiecki A Friend Mr. George, Griff, Bob, Don Mr. Sz Mrs. J. Gapczynski Mr. Sz Mrs. W. H. Gentry Miss Ethel Gentry Mr. Sz Mrs. A. Gadaez 'Mr. Sz Mrs. S. Gorski Mr. Herman Gonsiorowski Rev. H. G. G. Miss Beverly Jean Holmes Mr. Sc Mrs. Frank Gerbasicz Miss Lorraine Hoffman Mr. Sz Mrs. W. Hecklinski Mr. Sz Mrs. J. Jankowski Mr. Sz Mrs. R. Jeski Miss Stephanie Klota Mr. Sz Mrs. Ervin Kulwicki Mr. Sz Mrs. Vincent Kaminski Miss Virginia Kaminski 'Mr. Sz Mrs. J. Kujawski Mr. Sz Mrs. Marion Kurdys Mr. Sz Mrs. Raymond Kruszewski Miss Josephine Knapp Miss 'Mardeline Kalmer Mr. Sz Mrs. M. Kapsa Mr. Sz Mrs. C. Klosinski JUDGE and MRS. LEON KOWALSKI Mrs. Bernice Karczewski Mr. Sz Mrs. G, Kazmierczak Mr. Sz Mrs. J. Kil Mrs. Mary Kochanowski Mrs. Mary Komasinski Miss Gladys Karnafel Mr. Jerome Lupa Mrs. Cecilia Lorence Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Joe' Mr. Mis Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. ci Mrs. Sz Mrs. Sz Mrs. Sz Mrs. Sz Mrs Frank Laskowski, Sr. Ralph Laskowski E. Laskowski J. Lewinski Stanley Muszyriski Miss Angela Moskwinski Midwest Sales Sz Service Sz Mrs. Joseph Meuleman s Barber Shop Sz Mrs. John Mirocha s Elenore 'Myszka Tom Muscatello Sz Mrs. Sz Mrs. Sz Mrs. Xz Mrs. S Mrs. Sz Mrs. Sz Mrs. Sz Mrs Sz Mrs. Charles Moritz Walter 'Manuszak Ted Milewski Chester Mielcarek Louis Molnar J. A. Nyers C. Nowaczewski C. Neddo J. Niemier Miss Dorothy Nurkowski Mr. Jerome Prentkowski Mr. Sz Mrs. Z. Piasecki Mr. Xz Mrs. Roman Prentkowski HONORABLE JUDGE DAN PYLE, Judge of St. Joseph Circuit Court HONORABLE JUDGE ELMER J. PEAK Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Sz Mrs. Sz Mrs. Sz Mrs. Sz Mrs. Ka Mrs. Sz Mrs. Sz Mrs. T. Plencner W. C. Prawat L. Polman C. Rozanski Stanley Rybicki S. Rozplochowski John Rafalski Mrs. J. P. Rozplochowski Miss Louise Rizer Mr. Bill Lochmondy Mrs. Jeanette Rymer Mr. Kr Mrs. J. Radecki Mr. L. Rudynski ANNUAL BOOSTERS Mr. Sz Mrs. Steve Ruszkowski nliss Virginia Ryback Miss Mary Ann Slusarek Mrs. Helen Szabo Mr. Sz Mrs. Victor Slusarek Dr. Edward Shelly Mrs. P. Stachowicz Mr. Sz Mrs. J. Szymanski Miss Jacquelyn Slott Miss Rita Strychalski Miss Mary Ann Szachna Mr. Sz Mrs. B. R. Trzybynski Mr. Harry Teingole Mr. Sz Mrs. Edward Urbanski Van Horne Sz Company Mr. Sz Mrs. Roman Walkowiak West Side Hardware Mr. Frank Sobolewski Mr. Sz Mrs. G. Szatkowski Mr. Sz Mrs. Ann Senterfitt Mr. Sz Mrs. R. Switalski Mr. Sz Mrs. Edward Sobieralski Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Sz Mrs. S. Szynski E. Szymanski Sz Mrs. Sz Mrs. J. Sinigielski V. Wisniewski F. Strauss K Mrs. Joseph Steiner Sz Mrs. Frank Toth Mr. Sz Mrs Stanley Wenderski Mr. Sz Mrs. Frank Wenderski Mr. Sz Mrs. A. Wcisel Mr. Sz Mrs H. Wawrzynczak Mr. Sz Mrs. Joseph Wegner Mr. Sz Mrs. Joseph Wesolowski Theodore Williams Casimir Wojciechowski Miss Geraldine Wcisel Mr. Sz Mrs. Martin Wieczorek Mrs. Dolores Whitteker Mr. Sz Mrs. Ted Wantuch Mr. Sz Mrs. L. Wachoski Miss Cecilia Zielinski Mr. Sz Mrs. C. Zbiernski Mr. Sz Mrs. S. Zell Mr. Sz Mrs. Adam Zell Mr. Mr. P P P P P P P P P P P v r P P P 3.4444 -v-vwvvvvv:T1vvv -va-vvq, Compliments of FRIE A penny saved is a penny earned. vv.-4-1-vw-v-v-w-,-.--J:---v-vv,-.--Q-vw---n-n--v,v----n-- CONGRATULATIONS TOTHE GRADUATES ST. HEDWIGE PARISH SOUTH BEND, IND. Rev. BOLESLAUS SZTUCZKO, C.S.C. Rev. MICHAEL JEDNAKOWSKI, C.S.C. Rev. EDGAR SZYMANSKI, C.S.C. Rev. JOSEPH ROGUSZ, C.S.C. Virtue is its own reward. -4-le-4-444-1 1 0 Q K ami ix, CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES FOR SUCCESS to the GRADUATES of '48 ST. ADALBERT,S PARISH SOUTH BEND, IND. Rev. Father IGNATIUS GAPCZYNSKI Pastor Rev. Father J. Jakubielski Rev. Father T. Depa 2. 5 Al1's well that ends well. Music hath charm to sooth the savage beast. CONGRATULATIONS tothe GRADUATES of '48 SACRED HEART PARISH South Bend, Indiana REV. FATHER E. J. PHILLIPPE Pastor -4.44.A.A-A PHONE 3-2519 St. Joseph Cemetery 86 Undertaking Ass,n Michael A. Jurek, Manager Day and Night Service Mas. HARRIET ZBIERANSKI, LADY ASST. 1233 Western Avenue South Bend, Ind. While there is life there is hope. i -A-AQ-3294.244-A-n444q-Lq44.44J-4nrAA-A-n:---544444.44 ZARZAD i CZLON KIN IE STOWARZYSZENIA MATEK i NAUCZYCIELEK PRZY South Bend Catholic High School Skladaja Zyczenia ABITURJENTKOM i ABITURJENTKOM roku 1948 Kapelan ...........o....o,.... o......, W iel. KS. B. J. SZTUCZKO, C.S.C. Honorowa Prezeska ......... .,......A C zcig, Siostra M. EUGRNIA, C.R. Prezeska ....,A...o.o....o.,.. oo.Aoo,o.,.....................,.. P ani MARYA MORENCE WICE-PREZESKI Parafia SW. Jadwigi .......,..oo.ov.oo..,....,oo.... Pani CECILIA DEMBKIEVVICZ Parafia Sw. Kazimierza .,..,V.,.,.. Pani STANISLAWA MATERNOWSKA Parafia Sw. Stanislawa .,.............. Pani WLADYSLAWA MARKOW SKA Parafia Sw. Wojciecha ...A.., .,...,...4,.,..,..,,.o,.., P ani THEODORA JUREK Sekretarka Protokolowa ....o,., ........ P ani JADWIGA KLAWINSKA Sekretarka Finansowa .,..,o.. oo...... P ani FRANCISZKA STRAUSS Kasjerka .........,...,.............. ...o.. P ani GENOWEFA DUBALA Komitet Prasy ....o... .ooo,....,. P ani MARTA KLIMEK Experience is the best teacher. --A45 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS of '48 South Bend Catholic High School Alumni Association Eve1'ybody's business is nobody's business. - --Af--- CONGRATULATIGNS To The CLASS of '48 Score Board Club of South Bend Catholic High School AL ANDRZEJEWSKI, President CASIMIR F. BALKA, Vice-President J. A. JANKOWSKI, Financial Sec. VINCENT KOZIATEK, Sec. SYLVESTER KOLBER, Treas. and Correspondent If wishes were horses, beggars would ride. 5444442335 xg: A 1- A E+9q When earth has one day set me free, I trust there will appear My Blessed Lord to welcome me, With Mary standing near. The fervent and assiduous labor of Sister Adolphine, CR. as a spiritual , . . ,H . ass' t long as her inspirational influence exists and is p mother will bear frui as- ed on by those she came in Contact with. A rich fruition of eternal happiness must surely be hers in heaven. During Sister Adolphine's four years at South Bc-nd Catholic she won the friendship and confidence of all our students. Though her time among us was ' ' ' ll be -verlastino' short the ascendancy 0 f her humble and saciificial life ui L 1 D. vv, Room 205 - Freshmen S S vvvvvvr51vvvvvvv1v v- lIvv1v v Best Wishes for Continued Success FROM I : Freshmen Room 103 E sponsor, SISTER THEREs1A, C.R, F Pres. - FRANCIS CZYZEWSKI vice-Pres. - MARLENE LEZER Q sec. - FLORENCE BALUKIEWICZ E Social Chairman - Melvin Lesniewicz 4 f Gladys Policinski CLASS OFFICERS Pres. - Don Joseph Kovach Vice-Pres. - Stanley Kwiatkowski Secretary - Nancy Niezgodzki Treasurer - Bernard Hartwick ocial Chairman - Edward Switalski ponsor - SR. MARY AMATA, C.R. P 3 , P 1 5 P 3 , ilLJLLZ' , -.......-- n444.f vvvvvvvvvv-vw'-vvvv'v1v-+-v-tvvvvavvavvvvwvvvvv CGNGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES To The Class of '48 Joseph, Laura, Norbert, Geraldine B U R Z Y N S K I 515 So. Pulaski Street lt is never too late to learn? -A--A5441-1441---+AA-i4A:Ag441-s4441A--, rvvvvvvvvwv L4A 't 4 4 P 4 joseph M. Niemiec, 1 3 . Agency I I CO1lg'1'3ll1llat1OHS Insurance ffm Automobile - Fire - Bonds . 5 St. Adalberts Ushers 5+ f Club 1222 Western Avenue jl 4 WESTERN STATE BANK BLDG. 4 South Bend, Indiana j 4 Phone 3-4245 4 4 + 4 .444441-ny--541-g4+444A.gz-sax--LA. .gA,-L-QAQQLAJ- -s4444 CONGRATULATIONS To Class of '48 from The Holy Name Society of St. Hedwige A poor excuse is better than none. ---------,-----,.-,-----,..-,-..---....,,,'I I - - ALA., v+-J 0 CONGRATULATIONS T0 THE CLASS of 1948 from MOLENDA BROS. Super S. G. A. Market 454 So. Carlisle St. SOUTH BEND, IND. EVERYDAY LOW PRICES No fool like an old fool. xrAA 444A444aJ-444444441- I-l P i i 4 4 P Con ratulations li g E Congratulations From In 5 Graduates of '48 I I S h 1. E From OP OIIIOYCS fi b 4' P 4' Z Room 105 , Sophomores Pres. - Betty Zell E Room Vice-pres. - Leo Sniigielski -, l Secretary - Mary Lou Cudowski 2 i ERNEST JANKOWSKI, Pres. Treasurer - D. Wawrzynczak E EUGENE SZYNSKI. V-P1'9S- Social Chairman - H. Barnliart 1' , MAHCIA WAS. S9C1'9t2ll'Y Student Council - M. C. Bartkowiak 1 I DONALD LASKOWSKI, Treas G. Cencelewski r SISTER M. DOLORES. CHR. SISTER M. ANCILLA, C.R. I l vvrvwvvv vv'vvrvv'v'9wvv CONGRATULATIONS To Graduates of '48 Schuyler Colfax Post Number 3194 VETERAN'S of FOREIGN WARS of U. S. 535 S. GRANT STREET South Bend. Indiana It takes to make a bargain. 'va-54173 . E 4 r 4 P 4 r v Congratulation B r O O k f e 1 d To The Senior Class of '48 G r e C n h O u S e Flowers For Every FICOIII the I ' Qqjcggjon . 700 N. BROOKFIELD ST. Nancy Maigie Dolores Betty L. H. RYBACK, Prop. Loretta Irene Phone 4-3538 South Bend, Ind D A N N Y ' ICE CREAM PARLOR X: RESTAURAN T 1302 W. FORD, Corner WEBSTER ST. South Bend. lmlizmzn Al 85 Daniel Pejza., P1'op1'ieto1's. When the cats away tie mice will play. AAQ .AAAA AAA54,fAAi4.f AAAAAA AA AAAAA -4 AAAAAAAAA 14.44444- 54444444444 -vvrw-fvv vvvvrvv vvvvvvvv v-wvvvvvvvvrvwwvvv-n A word to the wise is sufficient. Complinfle-nts of Iostens - Rotunno - Kesselring BUY YOUR RING FROM KESSELRIN G A III-,- CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS of '48 M. R. POLISH FALCONS NEST No. 4 EDWIN A. KAL CZYNSKI VICTOR BARCZYKOWSKI President Secretary 416-20 S. CHAPIN ST. PHONE 3-5534 SOUTH BEND 13, IND N. Congratulations to the Class of ,48 R0 llllllll' S 0oN'S of Scrulfz Bend COMPLIMENTS OF Golden Emblem Products Company 302 W. EWING AVE. Phone 2-4457 soU'rH BEND, IND. Manufacturers of Potatoe Chips - Pop Corn and Carmel Corn E 5 K P P P P P P I P P K P E P P P P P P P E e -vw---v+v+va-J vvvv vvwwvvv-v-vbvw H 1 544A Congratulations Seniors O,SHEA'S Forwards Betty Zell Mary Bartkowiak Henrietta Barnhart Guards Charlotte Slusarek Geraldine Chwalek MaryLou Cudowski COACH - Ace Smiegielski Compliments of STANLEY 1. MEZYKOWSKI General Insurance 1201 W. WASHINGTON AVE. PHONE 4-4303 GOOD LUCK from the 6'Barneys,' of Room 207 and Boosters ART CZOSNOWSKI, Coach LENNY KLOSINSKI, Asst. Coach JOE BUDD BOOK BIN DERY 118 V2 ST. JAMES COURT Phone 4-7717 South Bend, Indiana vvvw-vvvvwvvrvsvvvvvvvvwv ...4444.4.4.4f'.4.4.4.4.4.44.r Manners make the ma . CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES FOR SUCCESS GRADUATES of '48 IOSEPH BUDA 'vvvvwvrvvvv-vvvvvvvvvvv-vvv'v'v'v'v'v'v PHONES 4-6631 and 3-9128 - LADY ASSISTANT VINCENT K. KAN IEWSKI 86 SON 614 So. Arnold Street M O R T U A R Y Heaven helps those who help themselves. ,...,----,,------,,.,----,---------,Q--,A4-,-.L.-A-,A LLL.!'1-IAAALQ-QAAAAAAAAA' pu-nk f V --., ,-.......,, ,.... ,,.,..... .., CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES to the CLASS of 1948 from C 0 A C H E S DICK FRIEND and JIM LEARY '-A.A.A44A44.A.L444A.z---AA-A -i.44.4.44.fA-4.4.4-A-3---A--A .-A-A-AAAA-q.A444g4,g.A.4.g, -3 i xx 'H 1 a jx 1 - 51 XX S l . 5 L N E 4 V, f - , ix E :.-' ' , f 2 ,fl Q: . z A ADMI ISTRATIO Congratulations Class of '48 Edmund Stachowicz President SIXTH FALCON DISTRICT POLISH FALCONS of AMERICA I Congratulations and BEST WISHES To the CLASS of '48 From The Gym-Mies of Room 201 EMILIE MARIE DOLORES HENRIETTA RITA LUCILLE I Congratulations TO THE Graduates of 48 FROM Wenderski Bros. 636 N. JOHNSON ST. FANCY MEATS, FRESH FRUIT GROCERIES, VEGETABLES Nothin' But the Best Stanley,s Shoe Service 522 N. Birdsell St. STANLEY PIASECKI, Owner CONGRATULATIONS To The GRADUATES OF '48 From WEST SIDE DEMOCRATIC AND CIVIC CLUB, Inc. South Bend 19, Indiana ADMINISTRATION BERT J. PEJZA CHESTER MUSZYNSKI ROMAN V. GADACZ JOHN PLENCNER President Vice President Recording Secretaiy Financial Secretarv ANTHONY R. GLOYESKI Treasurer JULIUS WENTLAND Warden CLEM WINKIEWICZ Trustee WILLIAM LODYGA TF11St66 FRANK GRZESZCZYK Trustee BOARD OF DIRECTORS STEPHEN GRAZESKOWIAK Chairman ANTHONY R. GLOYESKI Secretary-Treasurer FELIX SIKORSKI JOHN MIROCHA STEPHEN LEBIEDZINSKI MIKE MANIJAK EUGENE PAJAKOWSKI CLEM WINKIEWICZ ALEX WCISEL ROMAN V. GADACZ BERT J. PEJZA STEPHEN DOBRUCKI JOHN PLENCNER Board Member Board Member Board Member Board Member Board Member Board Member Board Member Board Member Ex Officio Manager Asst. Manager If at first you don't succeed, try and try again LlQ Circumstances alter cases 4 The Perpetual Service Organization 4 4 . 4 ARMY 86 NAVY UNION r of the United States of America LOTTIE A. ZELL GARRISON, No. 146 4 4 1133 WESTERN AVENUE SOUTH BEND, IND. CONGRATULATIONS To The Class of '48 ST. HEDWIGE P. T. A. Pres., Mrs. Honorata Mezykowski Vice Pres., Mrs. Alice Kwiecinski Recording Sec., Mrs. Anna Szyinanski Financial Sec., Mrs. Evelyn Szewczyk Treasurer, Mrs. Josephine Zbieranski Fools rush in where angels fear to tread. -v-+v 0 L. A. KOLUPA, Inc. DRUG STORE PRESCRIPTIONS 401 So. Chapin Street Phone 3-2047 SOUTH BEND, IND. While there is life there is hope. -144441-g44q , , We Telegraph Flowers So. Bend Floral Co. JOHN PULSCHEN, Prop. 114 SO. MICHIGAN ST. Phone 3-8227 SOUTH BEND, IND. Congratulations to Class of '48 S 86 S Quality Cleaners 1402 WESTERN AVE. Phone 2-1462 Our Motto : 'KSERVICE 8: QUALITY 44444l IF IT'S NEW YOU WILL FIND IT AT GREENE,S Dresses Coats Hosiery Millinery Lingerie - Compliments of Bert,s Food Mkt 702 SO. PHILLIPA ST. Phone 3-0363 --vvv-vvvvvvvvvvv-vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvrvvvwvv An idle brain is the devils workshop. OUR SANDWICHES CAN'T BE BEAT PEPPER'S TAVERN BEER - WINE - LIQUOR Stanley Pietrzak, Prop. S25 so. CHAPIN sT. AAA-AA A+-----x4 CONGRATULATIONS and BEST W ISHES To The Class of '48 THE HOSIN SKI FAMILY Mr. Sz Mrs. Frank Hosinski Mr. Sz Mrs. Stanley Rachuloa SL Clem Mr. Sz Mrs. Graydon Miars Sz Graydon, Jr. Mr. SL Mrs. Everett Emery Sz Sharon Mr. Dennis Hosinski Mr. Edward Hosinski Twin Foolsg one doubts nothing, the other everythingf ---n4f---AsA4---s44AA1- g4,44,4,4,4,4,4,4.,. AA-A 5vr vvbvvvvv , vvrwvvrvv1vv-v P P P 5 P COMPLIMENTS OF P b P P I-Iosinski's Texaco Service E 1003 Lincoln Way West ' PHONE 3-0685 Dr. C. R. Sobecki DENTIST 314 SHERLAND BLDG. Phone 3-3464 vvv-vvvvvvvvvv--vvvvv-vw-vu' CONGRATULATIONS FROM INDIANA DAIRY CO. 1801 Longley Ave. .D ,, We learn to do by dol g. ,-- -avr? Compliments of The Varga Hardware Co. The True Value Store 242 so. CHAPIN sT. Ph-one 2-1843 -rvv-vvvvv Ace Dry Cleaning Co Phone 5-2244 J. L. Miltenloergei' Sz Son Clyde B. Challenclei' -- Congratulations Class of ,48 Harry's Sport Shop Fishing tackle - Guns Golf Supplies and Sporting Goods BUY AT HARRY'S AND SAVE 1135 Western Ave. Congratulations Dr. W. Filipek Physician - Surgeon 311 ODD FELLoWs BLDG. Compliments of Lentsch's Bakery Try our Bread 'and Sweets GREETINGS AND BEST WISHES from Division Poultry Market -- CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES from Joseph N yikos Attorney-at-Law ....4-4-..44L gAsAA444444 vvvvvvvr Compliments of Pallo's Liquor Store 1612 Prairie Ave. vvv.. vvtvv-Q' vvvv vvvv vv SLICK'S EN GRAVING CO. 224 West Colfax Ave. South Bend 7, In CARDS - DANCE PROGRAMS INVITATIONS - FINE STATIONERY GREETING CARDS PHONE 4-1214 -AAAAAAAA ----A-x: ------- AAAAAA Time out fi:-:J for Coke ,T 1 tx A A L 3 . -I, N' rn fs of -I4 COCA-COLA BOTTLING of SOUTH BEND. Cleanliness is next to Godlinessf' Our Administration Board shines as a brilliant star guiding us skillfully and safely along the paths that prepare us for the road of life. ,vw-vvwvrvvwvvvvrvw-vvvvv vv-vrv-v-v-vvww--rw CONGRATULATIONS CLASSMATES! I! FROM T H E ' 6 I I L L S 3 ' Dolores Betty jane Rita Jane Starchie Ioan Catherine Ieanny Birds of a feather flock together. A--AA--A--+A1J---A-A-'.:AL444.4.4.4.r-- Congratulation to the Class of '48 FROM THE unior Class of '49 ROOM 207 President - Bob Kaminski Vice President - Ted Chwalek Secretary - Mary Ann Slusarek Treasurer - Jacquelyn Slott Soc. Chairman - Clarence Wesolowski Social Chairman - Joan Chrobot P P P P P P P v--va-v3vv vv E BEST WISHES 1 V FROM P P P P P P P P P Henry Brzezniak 1512 W. Fisher St. SOUTH BEND, IND. P P v bw T vvvvvvvv rv-v-v-v-vvw v vw vvv- rw vvv- I: P Congratulation Sal Langnieljs Mkt. Graduates! 1117 WESTERN AVE. , DF. P 31182614 Phone 45912 Physician and Surgeon Quality Meats and Groceries Live and Dressed P-oultry Our Specialty P P P P E 726 W. WASHINGTON STREET Phone 3-3257 South Bend, In-diana ' P P P P n n 1 BEST WISHES Congratulations to to the CLASS of '48 E S611lO1'S of 1948 ' St. Casimir Usher's E Dairy Council ' f 'P Club E 0 9, 5 St, joseph Valley A5 3 E l.-,--.....................,--.gi I Congratulations to the Class of 1948 FROM G. DE FAUW'S DUAL MARKET and SERVICE Groceries Gas 8: Oil Meats Service A Phone 4-7034 LOCATED ON THE DUAL HIGHWAY-St-RD No. 2 South Bend. Indiana Better an empty purse than an empty head. W Y , ,, , , ,,,-.- 0 CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS of '48 F R 0 M NATIONAL MILK Co., Inc. 9 He that fights and runs away, may live to fight another day L4g -x4444A4LfAA-LL444444A K 'lixctions speak louder than Words. UNITED HEATING 86 PLUMBING CG. 913-15 WEST INDIANA AVE. SOUTH BEND 14, INDIANA ALA4Q444444lr- ,,,,,,,,,,--,i.,,,,,,, CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '48 Mrs. VERON ICA PRZYBYSZ Consistency, thou art a jewel. 3 4444L4f BEST WISHES To The Class of '48 Bert Pejza South Bend City Court Bailiff AA-sA.A.r v- nA.A.. 44444: flftloo 'Mr rv' Aenggfexggax- A44- BLOCK BROS. Cor MICHIGAN and WASHINGTON Jewelers To South Bend A Vicinity For lVIore Than a Quarter Century 41.4444- L f - THE NEW - Western Recreation Bowling - Grill - Bar 1025 WESTERN AVENUE Phone 3-0758 L44 LAL: ---tLA-,---,......,---,....., VAN BUREN No. I 1539 Lincoln Way West VAN BUREN No. II 907 California VAN BUREN No. III 2312 Dixie Way North VAN BUREN No. IV 704 E. Sample St. VAN BUREN No. V 2318 Lincoln Way West Stanley Bartkowiak 86 Sons - J-a444aA vvvv--v---vvvvvvTLvwvwvvw, 'BEST WISHES To The Class of '48 RED ROCK Bottling Co., Inc A contented mind is a continual feast. -- 0 I gcfrfce 4 FOR FINE FOOD and LIQUOR Phone 4-6915 602 S. WALNUT ST. SOUTH BEND, INDIANA Alex Vargo Coal - Stoker Coal - Wood 1416 KEMBLE AVE. South Bend. Indiana Phone 4-5555 514 S. WALNUT ST. South Bend, Indiana Phone 3-2580 A ,44 Congratulations to the Class of 48 John Cybulski Meats and Groceries 429 S. WALNUT ST. SOUTH BEND, INDIANA Compliments of Ray's Bike Shop s.A.r -AAA Compliments Compliments of of Buddis Liquor Store , Ufbanski Sf Bajdek 5 SINCLAIR SUPER Phone 3-4943 SERVICE 8: DIAMOND AVENUE soU'1'H BEND, IND. Service That Satisfiesl' COMPLIMENTS OF WESTERN CAFE 1135 Western Avenue Owner - Michael Kaminski A still tongue makes a wise head. pg--- - 4444444. 6 CONGRATULATIONS tothe CLASS of '48 Ffjgn -xiii n I I . u ,SQRICQ C Sv.45Q71.' E - 2 -Ye' 2 4sGlO A AMERICAN LEGION PULASKI POST No. 357 CASIMIR WOLTMAN LEO J. CHELMINIAK Commander Adjutant Every rose has its thorn. --n4+4fA1- Rev. Boleslaus J. Sztuczko, C. S. C. The Rev. Boleslaus J. Sztuczko, C.S.C., Director of South Bend Catholic High School, is an ardent advocate of School Administration and activities. His first concern is youth, its advancement and welfare. It is through his fine efforts and hard work, that South Bend Catho- lic has become the leading Catholic School in South Bend. Acknowledging these facts we express our deepest ap- preciation for his interest in the upkeep of our school. Education and Religion God gave man an intellect and a will, the intellect, headlight, the willg the locomotive, The intellect is to brighten his path, the will is to urge him forever onward over the stars to life everlasting. In God's plan understand- ing and will were meant to be trained and educated together. They were to grow up side by side. If you develop the one at the ex- pense of the other, equilibruim is destroyed. The balance Wheel by which God meant to regulate man's doings, is out of gear, This balance wheel is religion. Religion -- which teaches man in his highest flights that there is something higher. Religion which teaches him in his degradation that he is pur- suing ,the Wrong course. Religion which nurses him back to a new childhood of hope when he is down-hearted and discouraged. An education that neglects religion falls short of the plan of God. That is why He infused into the mind of Adam a knowledge of what he was to do. That is why He inspired the prophets to trumpet out into the ears of the people that, The fear of the Lord is the begin- ning of wisdom. That is Why He sent His beloved Son, Our Lord and Saviour, to en- lighten our intellect and strenghten our will forever, that is why He established through Christ the universal Church, that she might forever cry out to the nations the same old truths of creation's dawn, namely, that know- ledge without religion is emptiness, and that education Without Jesus Christ is like the darkness of the night in which are seen no stars. CC , - I ,. .- 1. W. ,. Best Wishes FROM Mural Club Cor. SAMPLE and CHAPIN ST. WEST SIDE'S ELITE SUPPER CLUB Congratulations to the Class of 48 Warsaw Cut Rate The Finest in Candies, Lunches, Ice Cream, and Pastries Since 1901 116 N. MICHIGAN ST. The Philadelphia Bus Transportation Provides rapid, convenient, fre- quent service. The operator ac- cepts your traffic worries. You have no parking problems. Go by BUS. It's quick. It's safe. It's sure. NORTHERN INDIANA TRANSIT, INC. 7bwvw v - CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES FOR SUCCESS TO THE GRADUATES OF '48 FIWEK BROS. r 501-03 So. CARLISLE STREET PHONE 4-6937 r 'f344415f'5if'A' 1flIl,Z,f ,'Q!'4ll.EQ4-444444 '1-4-ff 71,f'f,' v -vvv rvvw v v v rv'vvv7vvv T-v-J ....v vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv vw v - v v v v BEST WISHES I COMPLIMENTS ,E or ohn Kosinski 86 Sons P . IGROCERY d MARKET I The Glwe an f I 5 5 Food Market 2909 WESTERN AVE. SOUTH BEND, IND. ' The Best of Fine Foods Wine and Beer 311 No. Olive St. Phone 3-0286 To Caliliy Out ROMAN VVALKOVVIAK Prop. 4 , Congratulations FROM Pepper's Tavern Crumstown, Indiana - Congratulations TO THE Class of '48 Beringer's Grocery CRUMSTOWN, IND. iALA4A Compliments of the Sportsman's Bar 1 E CO1T1DllH1Q11'ES of Dr. McCraley M. D. Physician Sz Surgeon Congratulations Prikosovich Bros Quality Meats and Groceries 240 SO. CHAPIN ST. Phone 3-0437 SOUTH BEND, IND. ' Congratulations TO THE Seniors of '48 A n c h o r I n n Al. C. Kusz Home Made Sausage Shop W. Hojnacki Sz Son 1109 WESTERN AVE. Phone 3-8528 Congratulations to the Graduating Class of '48 Western Plains HORSE MEAT MARKET 1039 WESTERN AVE. -A-s.a3A44 CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR CLASSMATES from the Jfelle-.Hepa Rita J oan Velma Irene Betty Ruth Possession IS nine points of the law. vvvrv7vwvvrvvvw-v- If-wvvrvw vvvv vvrvvvvwvvivvvv P r P b P P P P Gold Star Bakery b C0ng1'atulations to the Graduating Class K 3021 WESTERN AVE. We specialize in fancy - 1 -0: 20- pastry and orders for all occasions 2 E A. Abel, M.D. Z. PODLAS, Prop. 4 f P P 3 E SOUTH BEND, IND. South Bend, Ind. . K 3 : v - 51' v + vvvvvvvvvvvvv vvvvww CGMPLIMENTS OF SMOGGR LUMBER CG. 407 SO. LAUREL STREET SOUTH BEND. IND Two heads are better than one. qAAAA4 ---rvvv -rw -v-v i' V1 v--v--- YvvW'vvv'v'v'v'v'v'v'v'v-vw Congratulations to Class of 48 P P E West Town Clothiers K ' 1139 WESTERN AVE. , Phone 3-7731 P lr lv 11 lr r V P P I r I, -- 4 1 4 4 4 Ted's Tavern BEER - LIQUORS 1 WINES 643 LAPORTE AVE. Phone 3-0556 4 4 4 4 gtA b P 4 r r 1 Best Wishes forthe Future I FROM 5 Frank X. Kopinski Lawyer I 625-627 ODD FELLOWS BLDG. 1 4 l 4 4 4 Congratulations 4 c'Shires,' Tavern 4 4 Cor. Pulaski K Ford Sts. 4 4 4 Phone 3-0413 4 4 M1-. sg M1-S. s. J. Kush 1 4 4 4 4 f 1...................,-.....,.....l vvvvi v-vvv 0 CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF '48 from the STARCZEWSKI 86 WALOWSKI FAMILY Mr. Sz Mrs. J. Starczewski Mr. gl Mrs. S. Walowski Mr. 81 Mrs. A. J. Norman Mr. 85 Mrs. A. Pulaski Mr. KL Mrs. L. Starczewski Mr. Sz Mrs. J. Star Mr. 85 Mrs. E. Kaczmarek Misery loves company. ----- f AAAAAAAA , - --,- - vvwvvvvvwvv vrvvvvvw Woodlca Bros. Brennan Jewelry Q Meats and Groceries Sllelslwd Bldg- 1 824 s. Chapin st. 109 E. JEFFERSON Phone 4,9231 1 R. WooDKA, P1-Op. 44444+ oUR HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS The PECZKOWSKI FAMILY Mr. SL Mrs. John Peczkowski Mr. 8: Mrs. John Sokol Mr. Sz Mrs. Edward Peezkowski Mr. 85 Mrs. Daniel Peezkowski Mr. 8: Mrs. Bernard Peczkowski Miss Leona Peezkowski Mr. John Peczkowski, Jr. -- Congratulations Class of '48 Ernie Kolesiak's D.X. Service Station 2822 WESTERN AVE. LUBRICATION - WASHING GENERAL REPAIR WORK Service That Pleases' 1AcoB's Fine Costume Jewelry 115 W. COLFAX ST. Phone 4-1311 SOUTH BEND, IND. 1-A4.4.44.Ar- N emeth Funeral Home C013 WASHINGTON and S. CHAPIN STS. Phone 3-2518 V f K fo! ma 0 KOQ4. 118 S. MICHIGAN Principal: Sister M. Eugene,gC. R. Executing her administrative duties The class of '48 wishes to express their appreciation and gratitude to our Principal Sister M. Eugene, CR. for her diligent and conscientious Work among us during the past three years, As we leave our High School we shall always remember her as part of a stage that figured prominently in our development into young man and womanhood, and we pray that the dear Lord shall care for and bless her in the future. -:Miz :- Board of Directors Rev. Boleslaus J. Sztuczko, C.S.C. Rev. Ignatius J. Gapczynski Rev. Casimir J. VVitucki, C.S.C. Rev. Sigmund Jankowski, C.S.C. Mr. B. Tyczynski President Polish American Central Civic Committee I BINTING ... IS IIUR BUSINESS 1896-1948 4 4 4 1 1 3 4 4 52 Years of Dependable Service THE MESSENGER PRESS 4 4 5 301 S. Chapin St. Phone 4-5541 South Bend 19, Ind. 4 4 4 4 ' 4 1. ----ge44441----n44:----n4:----- -A-AA l' CO1T1plllTlQI1l2S 3 E of of I-I.8LI-I. Food Market I Elmer Peak 3002 WESTERN AVE. . Judge South Bend' Ind. St. Joseph Superior Court No. 2 HENRY NYCZ, Prop. - -sg:- -414:-AAg4A WWWWWWWW Congratulations John Kwitek Shoe Repair Shop 410 SO. CHAPIN ST. South Bend, Ind. Congratulations to the Seniors l Frankis Food Market 807 Western Ave. i To Class of E '48 Wjoltman Bros. Our Most Sincere E Wishes for Success Fancy Groceries ' In A11 2IHCl MGEVCS Your Future Encounters S03 so. CHAPIN sT. ,N . btar of V1CtOfy Tel' M01 Lodge No. 83 P.N.A. P 4 P 5 P Congratulations FROM BEST WISHES Mom's Lunch To The Class of '48 Good Chile, Hamburgers and Nicholas Muszer Hot Dogs 1244 W. WASHINGTON AVE. 1 ----,4,---54.4.4.4--5-P.4.A.44444x vrvwv COMPLIMENTS OF john Makowski LIQUOR STORE Liquor - Wine - Cordials Phone 2-0420 2529 WESTERN AVE. ,-vw Congratulations from I-IAPPY'S BAR -A-A-LLAJ- ---..., Gifts - and - Smart Clothes for the 1948 Graduate ll51lIIIIffh'5 B. 86 S. Sandock Furniture, Rugs, Stoves, Linoleum Store Open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Nights Phone 4-4133 1217-19-21 WASHINGTON AVE SOUTH BEND, IND. Congratulations to the Class of '48 - - - Con ratulations E. M3C16JCWSkl g Locker Plant Graduates 7 Miles West of South Bend Conlptonleter School on Crumstown Highway Open from 7 A.M. to 8 P.M. Service Grocery and Meat Market Congratulations and Congratulations Class of '48 Best Wishes FROM from ccThe T0mmieS,, Ryblckl the Fl0f1St and BGCSTERS 2102 WESTERN AVE. Forwards Guards h Z- Theresa Czarnecki Doris Milewski P one 36979 Joan Bejma Florence J aronik Marlene Buczynski Mary Szymanski 1 A44z-A--Ax44.:ALA.4A.:A- 4 4 1 4 4 in Compliments Comlslhmems of of E John Migas 5 Claude E. I-louser f ' 3 1819 LINDEN AVENUE f St. Joseph County Sheriff i P I South Bend 19, Ind. ' 4 ' 4 P P P P P r 'vv1 COMPLIMENTS of C. GRSTYNOWICZ JEWELRY and WATCH REPAIRING S44 so. CHAPIN sT. s0UTH BEND 19. IND You can lead a horse to water, but you cannot make him drink. - Flowers For All Occasions West Side Floral Co. Where Your Best Friends Buy Their Flowers We Telegraph Flowers 232 SO. CHAPIN ST. i i 1 4 1 1 i Congratulations I . 3 Makielski Art Shop l E Pictures - Picture Framing I Artist Material 4 K P P P P 1 1 r , 117 N. MAIN ST. CAS. GADACZ, P1-Op. 1 Ph 3-2409 Phone 3-4545 3 one SOUTH BEND, IND. E SOUTH BEND, IND. x Congratulations 1 Compliments to Class of '48 3 L from . ' 1 Charles Maternowski 3 g W, 3 era 0 3 3 1,1 4 snooninf and 1 E2 aryl MEAT MARKET . g W 745 s. WALNUT sT. , Phone 3-som 3 JEWELERS SOUTH BEND, IND. 3 1 , 126 N. MICHIGAN ST. 1 4 r s r r P 4 r 1 1 Sonneborn's v- vvvvvwvvvvrvvwvv-vv Sport Shop Spalding SL Goldsmith - Athletic Goods Jololoers L Z COLFAX AX E 5AmwiMn mm mmm 121 W. T I f . X ' - it - Phone 3-3702 Vandefhaegen Congratulations .:: FLGRIST ::. We Do Funeral and Wedding' Work at a Reasonable Price Phone 3-1758 3902 WESTERN AVE. .444f Lyric Theatre C. GOLUBSKI, Prop. WESTERN AVE. and PHILLIPA ST. --AA-Q- Congratulations vrv' r ti ' ' 0 le M3fkl6W1CZ Tavern Class of '48 BEER and WINE Q 1204 W. DUNHAM sT. .-. -- ' ' . 4 1 I 1 I South Bend, Indiana TS ---3.4.4, --AAs:-I-- :A FWmmm, , Compliments f Compliments to tne O Seniors of '48 Days FROM Tavern 4 ' FRANK KLOSKA, Prop. 1224 W. WASHINGTON ST. The Norton Appliance -AAAAA 5444444441-54q444qP44444444 Congratulations to the Graduates of '48 And Best Wishes for your Continued Success Peltz - Kaufer Paper Co. SOUTH BEND, IND. , Grzywienski Studio LEADING WEDDING Sz PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHERS IN INDIANA 1150 WESTERN AVE. Tel. 3-2385 Ax444.4, .444A.AAA-A---An44r- - rvwwvrvvvvqj' -Y-vv+-v1.-rvwvv-rw1vv--vv:-vwvvvvva-v-w 4 Feingold,s ' 40 Years at 444 So. Chapin St. with Nationally Advertised CLOTHES for YOU CAN RELY ON A REGISTERED .IEWELER for Honest Value Sound Quality Skilled Service Harry E. Berg Registered Jeweler, American Gem Society lr 4 l Father and S011 1 109 W. JEFFERSON BLVD. Dick Friend Head Coach Robert Urbanski Reverend Edgar Szymanski, C. S. C. Athletic Director James Lea ry Line Coach Mrs. Grace Meyers Trainer Home Economics 1 Best Wishes from In Northern Indiana O I I C. L. M1ClHSk1 Pharmacy 9 W man! 1131 WESTERN AVE. South Bend, Ind. Congratulations COMPLIMENTS OF Stanley Muszynski Insurance Counselor 2124 WESTERN AVE. Phone 2-2413 4 To Class of '48 BENTCDNS 131 S. MICHIGAN ST. Smart Apparel for The Diseriminating Junior or Miss South Bend, Ind. vvv vvvvvv--vvvv vvv-mvwvm- A guilty conscience neefls no accusor. CQNGRATULATION S TO THE SENIORS FROM HURON PHARMACY John Cieslewioz, R.P., Prop. 2210 W. HURON STREET PHONE 3-0330 S-outh Bend. Indiana Congratulations and Sincere Wishes Class of 48 Al's Tavern Crumstown, Indiana l W , 5 b 5 Congratulations To The Class of vis P 1 1 from 4 P P P It-Iallis General Store 4 P Crumstiown, Indiana 4 P 4 r 4 P 4 5 4 Y 1 n , 4 P 4-1-- IDEAL PRESS WEDDING INVITATIONS ENVELOPES LETTERHEADS SYMPATHY CARDS STATIONERY ALL FORMS OF PRINTING 1032 WESTERN AVENUE Phone 4-9213 CASIMER NOVVACKI, Prop. South Bond, Ind. .................................ln Victory War Surplus ARMY and NAVY SURPLUS Mfg. of Surplus Corner of 1 MAIN and JEFFERSON P K SOUTH BEND, IND. P P 4 4 1 1 T va-vvvsvvv COMPLIMENTS OF KAMINSKI BROS. FRUIT CO. Peter and Louis Kaminski What you do 1106 need is gdear at any price. -Angn----A-+----45444:---sz-1544.4- v--v:-vvvfvt vvvv7w'vv-vvrv-v-V-rvwv 6 CONGRATULATIONS CARLTON STUDIO Pfnotograpfw Ulzal flease Suites 4-5-6-7 State Theatre Bldg PHONE 4-9596 South Bend. Indiana , 0 Disputing and borrowing bring grief and sorrowingf' -----1..-...,- 4 4 1 1 V V I 4 tvvvvvvw vEvEvrW'? vvrvwvvrvw v--v rvv'v'vv'v-vvvv? ' I 3 7 ' , I Sam I SPW0 36 CU' Congratulatlolls to ' ' Class of '48 Good Clothes for From Men and Boys Home nf Hart. Schaffnel' I Dr. C. A. Kowals 1 and Marx Clothes H 'I 121 s. MICHIGAN STREET SHERLAND BUILDING I 4I Phone 3-S207 Iv Phone 4-5857 4 South Bend, Ind. ', I I I ' A A A itLLL vvvvrvw-vvj Avvvvvwvrvrvwvvvlvrwvrvvvwvwvwv-vlvh 3 L I I. 1 4 II I II Congratulations .I and Best Wishes from Co111pli111e11ts of 11 I I ' 2 if I au I Ig Ollne s Sports Tavern Ii 0 I I I T' N ' , , tI M715 I C Beei, Wme, and bE111ClW1Cl19b 31 f 4 I, I 3I4 NORTH MICHIGAN I Il jr 108 N. WALNUT sT. 1 I K FLI1'l'lQ1'S For Five Generations I SQUTH BEND' IND, 4 I ' I 4 r I I ' I P I OLLIE and JOE BEJMA, Prop. 4, 1 4 1-Q, 1 1 4 1 4 4 g 1 5 4. I Compliments of 1' I I Conowatulatioins 3 I D 5 5 Irene's Ice Cream Q FROM 81 f FOUNTAIN SERVICE 1 Badur Bros. Coal Co. 2 i 601 SO, OLIVE ST. I I 1 3 ' soUTH BEND, IND. 1709 Fassnacht Ave. ' Proprietress in-S. IEENE BEJMA i,---,,,,,-,, .... 'T L Ji Ii Office Phone Office Hours il , , , I 3-3097 9 to 5 1 Casimir s ' ' Food Markets 1 E . 1 5 Dr. A. P. Shipman 1 310 so. Ch ' st. ? : 1 A afm' 1 ' DENTIST TEL. 3.-0,.s9 502 Western Ave. I 032 AssoC1ATEs BLDG. TEL. 3-0447 1 I South Bend. Ind. 5 z ? E 5 424444441 , - , 1 Compliments of SAILOR,S HOME FURNITURE 326 S. MICHIGAN ST. Everything for the Home. Credit Terms Arranged. vv1Y'?V1vvvvvvT 1rtvvvv . A. Densmore D.D.S. 230 V2 S. MICHIGAN STREET SOUTH BEND, IND. Telephone 4-8921 Lf---AA-'AAAAAA--54---A 54 Congratulations R.K. Mueller, jeweler 207 W. COLFAX AVE. Vwvmwmw. Greetings from Brookfield Pharmacy 230 N. BROOKFIELD ST. Phone 3-0419 ZYG. KITKOWSKI, R. Ph., Prop. SOUTH BEND, IND. A--'44:+AA+A- l P P 5 P Best Wishes to the Class of 48 I BEST WISHES College Cold Storage FROM LOCker Service b The Men's Corner 1709 WERWINSKI STREET Kass Us Kem Ph0l10 4-4241 MAIN AT COLIAI Stanley and Chester Kaminski Prop. 3 EAT ROOFING SIDING CLAEYS The Slatile Roofing PUFF BALL Company CANDY BAR 1241 W. THOMAS ST. soU'rH BEND, IND. Claeys Candy Co. Ph0l1e 3-7485 ESI. 19 1 Lvvvvw BEST WISHES from Anderson Motor 86 Trailer Sales, Inc. 3015 WESTERN AVE. South Bend 19. Ind. L6 -,y f,.'Il Congratulations to the Seniors From F. Brambert 526 so. JACKSON STREET A Good Place to Trade COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND ---54.444--i4.44.r--ALAA vvvvv ' r Dunham Inn 1502 DUNHAM ST. Phone 3-0252 SOUTH BEND, IND. Beer - Wine Sz Liquor TO TAKE OUT D. KUS. Prop. 1ALL444r- vvvvrwv-vv vw.-'- Compliments of Ioe's Tavern 406 SO. OLIVE ST. JOE JANISZCZAK, Prop. Phone 3-0361 Congji-atulations to the Class of '43 H. 86 P. Grocery Store 1323 Western Ave. QAAAA-+A-Angggf-g4444- Congratulations to the Class of '43 Pyramid Paper Co. 3530 WEST FIFTH AVE. Chicago 24, Illinois i Congratulations to the Class of '43 Q3 i ' 22 :if 2 f 1?f 11 e -- .. .. in Q Elf I' iff 'er ' . liz... ..1: sie? .:1:e JM Il- GOOD FOI llfl ' Dr. Pepper Bottling Co 129 S. Niles Ave. -- ., W.:--AA-44--A-LA.:AAAAn4,A--+AAAg444A4.4 We Point With Pride . . . . to the faculty who through their silent and untiring work and efforts have molded into our characters the virtucs of honesty, patience, modesty, purity and humility so necessary in all walks of life. We wish to express our gratitude to those who have so valiantly hovered over us in the past four years and ask our Blessed Mother to shower them with love and care. May the dear Lord whom you so faithfully serve be your rich reward. REV. BOLESLAUS J. SZTUCZKO, C.S.C.-Director REV. EDGAR SZYMANSKI, C.S.C.-Religion, Athletic Director SISTER M. EUGENE, C.R.-Principal SISTER BENIGNA, C.R.-Secretarial Studies SISTER M. DOLORES, C.R.-Religion, History, Latin SISTER MARGARET, C.R.-Chemistry SISTER M. THERESA, C,R.-Mathematics SISTER MARIE LILLIAN, C.R.-Glee Club SISTER NEPOMUCENE, C.R.-Polish SISTER ADOLPHINE, C.R.-Latin, English SISTER 'M. AMATA, C.R.-Religion, Librarian SISTER THEOPHANE, C.R.-History, English SISTER 'M. ANCILLA, C.R.-Religion, Biology, Health-Safety SISTER M. THERESIA, C.R.-English, French, Typing MRS. GRACE MEYERS-Home Economics MR. RICHARD FRIEND-Civics, Sociology, Health-Safety Coach-Football, Basketball, Baseball NIR. JAMES LEARY-Physical Education Asst. Coach-Football, Basketball vvvvivvvvvrwvvvvvvrv-vvwvvvvvvvi ?'v'vv-vwvv Compliments of IDEAL BAR 1034 WESTERN AVE. OLLIE WAS, Prop. Ax.4.- Best Wishes to The Graduates CONIPLIMENTS OF Wieprzowian Club -A-A144444-QA- v-rv-vwv Coiigratulations and Sincere Wishes T0 The Class of '48 from Borlik Bros. Feeds 2104 WESTERN AVE. SOUTH BEND, IND. AA AAAL44zA+An44.f-AAA CoMPL1i1i:N'1's OF HANs -RINTZSCH C uyyuyf' fSfi0f1 iiviiifiliiilkill and Colfax - AA--5.4----A-A-na-Aa.44444r-s444.4.A.4.. 'i johnny's Standard Service Station Corner OLIVE and WESTERN AVE. Phone 3-0823 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 ? 1 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 ? vvvvvrvvuvvvrwvvvvvv V. ,,,v, Buczynskiss Dept. Store, Inc. Dry Goods, Clothing, and Shoes 1906 WESTERN AVE. South Bend, Ind. ,-----,-.h,-.,...,......l,,.,I., Compliments To Seniors Szmyd's Tailor Shop 1225 WESTERN AVE. TQIQDIIOYIB 3-5327 South Bend 19, Ind. vEvrf 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4v 4A U 4 'r W 44 4 4 4 4 4 4 'I 4 4 41 44 4 4 4 vvvv vvwvvwrvrvwwvvvrvvwuv-rvw I-Iorth Grocery H Meat Mkt. BEER - WINE 2209 'W. WASHINGTON AVE Phone 3-0997 ' ' Congratulations to the Graduates of '48 Mr. Ollie Fries St. Joseph County Compliments of Wm. 1. Walsh County Recorder Treasurer Congratulations , Seniors Washington Terry's Grill Home Cooking' Good Coffee - Hamburgers HOME MADE CHILI HENRY WILLIAMS 908 Western Ave. So. Bend 19, Ind. .QQLiL 44444A1!AAA ,gg LIQUOR STORE Clioicest Wines, Liquors and Gins Available 1249 W. WASHINGTON ST. Cor. Washington S: Walnut JOE De BAETS, Prop. ASK FOR JOE vvvrv-vwvvvv -rrivv COMPLIMENTS OF Hillview Milk Store Quality Dairy Products Drive Out and Save Pop', Callander. Prop. Cor. Michigan St. 8 Ireland Rd. Phone 6-3941 Congratulations tothe Graduating Class of '48 from the Juniors of ROOM 201 President o,ooo,..oooooooo George Aranowski Vice-Pres ......o.,....., Myra Kochanowski Secretary 'ooo ooo.ooooooooooooo..,. IN Iarie Dlugosz Treasurer ooo.oooo .oooo.,.... R utli Laskowski Soc, Chairmanc, ooo,eo ..,oo C lem Rachuba Student Council oo,oot.,.. Virginia Asklar Bob Kuniinecz , l - vvrwvvvrwvvrvvvrvvrvvwvvvvvvvv Leo and Ceil's Lunch and Recreation Home Cooking and Real Coffee - Steaks Chops - Chicken Italian Spaghetti 1238 W. WASHINGTON AVE. South Bend. Ind. -QAAA14444. -vvvrvvvvwvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv COMPLIMENTS OF Ollieis Tavern Beer H Wine and Lunch OLLIE TOBOLSKI, Prop. S14 s. WALNUT ST. Phone 3-0742 AAALAJALAJ- Phil Van Tornhout JEWELER 1312 WESTERN AVE. SOUTH BEND, IND. Diamonds - Watches U. S. Agency for R. Plasschaert Timers X 'P P P P P P P Is 'P P Congwatulations V 1 to the GRADUATES g E. F. Maasai Voofde -AALA444:-x441-AgA 7TiQT v + vvvvv 777i v 4' Washing Painting I Siiieerest Wishes to the Class of H4877 Stan-ley's Venetian Blind Service 1911 VV.. LINDEN AVE. Phone 4-3100 New Tape New Cord A-----M ...... , i.... ----3 P P I C0MPL1MENTs 5 op E . 1 Reliance Pharmacy : INC. P E 230 W. WASHINGTON AVE. P P P P . P P Telephcnes 4-6761-3-0981 I Emil Reyer, Ph.G. 'E H. K, salma-Z, R. Ph. it Wm. A. Em-ich, R. Ph. 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' y, ,I lv 1- ' 1 Q 7-L fn - sb ? tk s Al ' 1 JOAN RAKOWSKI Secretary ' Forever assidious. ROMONA SKODINSKI Vice President Perfection personified mv FLORIAN MOSKWINSKI Treasurer A person with ambition to achieve success. CHESTER SALWOWSKI Social Chairman Conceives, endeavors conquers. Room IO6 .... Sister Benigna, C. R SENIQR ROBERT DUBALA President Determination overcomes all obstacles. VINCENT KOZIATEK Social Chairman Determination, selfconfidence and effort make his dreams come true. Room 204 . . .. Sister Adolphine, C. R. FFICERS CHARLES CARROLL RICHARD BALKA Vice President His varying moods receive quizzical frowns. President A temper which only the Irish possess. 1' 11 we M - - ' -,1C'3'E .' V K A ..,, f , ,. ,,. ,ag ,... l.....::5..:rZ3f, V X ' ' ,1 4 DOLORES PECZKOWSKI Social Chairman Happy go lucky, never aloneg When she's around you're at home. DANIEL WOJCIECHOWSKI Social Chairman Lives, Labors, Loves, and Laughs. af -if be vi i 'Q IRENE DeFAUW Secretary Always looking ahead to attain the unattainable. CHARLES HOLMES Treasurer His cool collectiveness reflects his subduity. ,,,4- Room IO6 RITA JANISZCZAK PAUL VANDERHEYDEN Continually offering assistance Tries, trusts and triumphs. in any problem. Student Council Room 204 FLOYD SZUBA EDWIN MENDLIKOWSKI An honest man is the noblest Good sense and good humor work of God. are unseparable. 1. 5 Q VELMA BOKON Variations in moods express her changeable character. ANGELA BADOVVSKI Always willing to share her possessions. - 2 33' V ,,,f f 1 , T ' A . if T .5 4 'v ' MARCELINE BORLIK Deeds but not Words. CHESTER DERAN EK JOHN DUTRIEUX f s 3 I RITA JANE FUTA A mischievous glance Possesses superlative Her manner of responding is of casual friendliness. social abili-ty. distinguished in her blush. ELA 5., EVELYN JANIAK Through trial to triumph. MICHAEL HORVATH Nice to know and easy to please. ROBERT GRZESKOWIAK Ad libs to make conversation FRED JANOVVCZYK A silent listener to every Conversation. 5 PATRICIA JUREK Honor lies in honest toil. MARIANNE KALMAR Generosity is the first symbol of unselfishness. BETTY LOU KIRYAN Easily proving herself a cooperative individual. S ,6,, N xi if 1 DOLORES KALMAR Essence of life is the performance of benevolence. .,vs z THERESA KANDZIERSKI Of a pacifistic nature. 5, 512. MARGARET KAMINSKI Capable of undertaking all tasks MARY ALICE KLAWINSKI Religious, faithful and truehearted. EUGENIA KLOSINSKI Combination of wit and good nature. WENDELL KLOTA Always willing to lend a helping hand. JOSEPH KOCHANOWSKI One step at a time but always forward. NORBERT KOPINSKI Attains an unselfish attitude. RICHARD KRUK Grins, grinds, and attains. .3 YF. RITA KRUSZEWSKI A reserved ladylike manner cannot be surpassed. DOLORES KRUSZKA Appreciates the beauty of nature. M EDWARD KUROWSKI Goes little by little but never turns back. THERESA KWESTEROVVSKI Observance is one of her qualitative traits. PAUL LASHBROOK Inexplicable combination of elegance and plainness. DOLORES LASKOWSKI Always progressing. . 1 . , 4..,.,.1smd X' AL LEDA Quality not quantity. DOLORES LECHTAN SKI Puts her creed into her deed. S THERESA LICI-INER, BLONDINE LISZEXVSKI Always faithful, ever ready. A WOFCI to U16 wise is sufficient. 5. is ADELINE LEMANSKI Follows Where duty leads. BETTY JANE LORENCE Great mental capacity . . Creator of exclusively different fashions. 'W 1 'Zz Riff 5 , fam. 1 . , k 2 A, L , Mm.. JOAN MILEWSKI Neatness and quietness compose her. THERESA LOVAS RITA MLECZEK Truth is might and will Her pleasantness marks her pl-Evan, personality. A X ff' BETTY ANN MOLENDA MARGARET MROZINSKI EUGENE NURKOWSKI Constantly sees the bright Gifted with the art His motto: Seen but not heard side of life. of conversation. 'uns V 75,1 J'-Q? M Q35 i ,., v. 3 w V. 5 . 1: 'QW- ' Y VI, - 1. z fn Y . 51 -ix, ' L . ' y, ,I lv 1- ' 1 Q 7-L fn MARY E. PETERS Pleasirig personality- Quietness will be everlastingly recognized. E ROSEMARY RACHUBA Scholastic ability supreme. ARTHUR PODEMSKI Possesses a character that will cut all obstacles. EUGENE PRAWVAT His aim success, His hope victory. ROBERT PREBYS Proceeds, not recedes. MARY ROZPLOCH Joviality itself. DAVID RAKOWbKI We must be doing something to be happy. THOMAS RADECKI Nobility is shown by deeds. JAMES RYBACK His sportsmanlike enthusiasm is unending. 4 GENEVIEVE SABUDA Keeps truth, honor and faith QT ,' , I gk 'Q ff ......, 'S x .Ju ALICE SKANDIS Appreciativeness is her A Welcome Mat. DOLORES SANTA MARIAN SKOVVRONSKI Makes GVGFY act 2 Step UP Persistantly striving the ladder of success. fgr Success' RITA STARCZEWSKI Aspires to the best in all things. ig! LEONA STEINKE Her silence is admired by many. HENRY STYPCZYNSKI Endurance is a faculty of the will. ROBERT THILMAN Knowledge comes by study, 1 Wisdom by experience. DOROTHY SZWEDA A smile can prove to be an asset. rm Q. ARLENE WCISEL FT' In her presence .... Never a ff gi 5 dull moment. ' , L LORRAINE WAWRZYNIAK Creates, not imitates. MONICA VVAS Happiness adds and multiplies as we divide it with others. LEO WIECZOREK Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. BARBARA VVOJCIECHOWSKI Dependability first . . . then ability. ' M-uf! 5 , 2 ' 1 . .Ni CATHERINE ZIELINSKI Likeable, comical, sociable. witical. if .KV MARY JANE YVOJCIECHOVVSKI Patience and silence are virtues. ANN ZMYSLO EVELYN ZYWERT Shy, petite, and demure. Simplicity, sincerity, service. i I Class History It was a balmy summer day in September of 1944 when we first passed through the portals of South Bend Catholic High and stepped into its hallowed halls. The first obstacle to over- come was to remember what subject came when and where. The changing of classes was a novelty to us, and at first it seemed as if it were an odd building. with the wrong rooms, in the wrong place, at the wrong time. Within a short time we became acquainted. Upon as- sembling and uniting of the classes, we discov- ered that we held the distinction as the largest class to enroll in the history of the school. Time progressed, again we were outstanding, The last class to be initiated. Ah yes! Initiation Day newly acquainted schoolmates were at- tired in preposterous and outlandish costumes causing pedestrians to stop and stare in amaze- ment, as we dropped to our knees and humbly recited to our overlording senior the prescribed answer to the question, What time is it? Thus being officially accepted as a student, we entered into social life. Initiation Dance, football games, basketball games, Thanksgiv- ing Dance, South American Dance, and the honor of being the first freshman class to spon- sor a dance, lthe night of the Mid-Term Form- all. Having had this responsibility we glided into Spring through the Sweetheart Sway, Holiday for Spring, followed by the last re- port card. The Senior annual play Here Comes Charlie, the year book, the Crowning, and the singing for the graduation exercises. The first day of our Sophomore year found the weather sultry and humid, but none-the- less we were happy to be reunited and continue working for honors and privileges which were to be ours. The outstanding ones were attending the Mid-Year VVinter Wonderland, and the Spring Senior Promenade formal dances. Our work as a class progressed and our Carnival of Hearts was a huge success. This year might be regarded as average with its cycle of foot- ball and basketball games lost and won, dances, Hi-Lite skating party, studies, grades, boy and girl intramurals, the annual senior play, A Howling Success, climaxed by an event that is recorded for all time in our snapshots, memo- ries, and hearts, our trip to Pogagon State Park at Angola, Indiana. We entered our Junior year proud and con- fident, aware of the fact that we were upper classmen. Vince Koziatek, Jeanny Klosinski, and Irene De Fauw led the class in capacity of presidency and we continued to be regarded as a co-operative group. The first disappointment came when C.C. defeated us in football 7-63 the second, the decrease in school dances. The highlights of the year were: the Snow Flake Fantasyf' and Senior Ball' at the Palais Roy- ale, Junior Mixer Dance at St. Joe Hall, Sunshine Twins, Junior-Senior party with its movies, speeches and refreshments, and so on to the beautiful day that our girls led the grad- uating seniors down the aisle and school ad- journed for the summer vacation. At last the long awaited year arrived and now that it had, everyone seemed rather dub- ious as to whether we actually wanted to be seniors. It meant additional honors but also to compensate for it additional worries, respon- sibilities, and the realization that We must soon go forth from the protecting haven of our Alma Mater and battle the threatening world. Brave- ly we started our officers election and vague plans of what the year was to bring. The sen- ior boys were now the indispensable core of our football team showing amazing fight and ter- rific smootlmess out-playing six of seven teams they contested with, but the scores were not de- stined for us. We did however, beat our cross- town rivals Central Catholic by a score of 26-G. That game, the preceding bonfire-pep rally shali long live in our memories as the last we wit- nessed as students of South Bend Catholic. The dances became more frequent this year, the Journalist Jump starting the affairs and then the Turkey Trot, the Harvest Hop and January Frost, etc. The Junior- Senior mid-year formal and the Senior May Ball' were the attractions of the dancing program. Other long remaining memories were the Foot- ball Banquet, Education Week program and An- nual Day. Our much cherished class rings, our last impressive retreat, the May Crowning, the Junior-Senior party, Class Day and the final reward of our diplomas. Yes, this is our history! In conclusion we say, As freshmen we were glad we came, as seniors we hate to go, but with Mary we will proceed into the future. Class Prophecy Twas five and ten years past graduation, When two class presidents met at Penn's station. Charlie Carroll, -a fine coach at Marquette, And Bob Duhala, a photographer for the Gazette. From far and near they'll all be here, At South Bend Catholic with a hearty cheer. 'Tis class reunion at S. B. C., And all our pals we're bound to see. Why there's Dick Balka, a football pro, With Chet Salwowski, his fraternity bro. Danny VVojc-iechowski, the proprietor of Palais, Is giving a handshake to Vim-e a salesman in Calais. Here's Floyd Szuba his friend and pharmacist, Smiling back like a great philanthropist, Nodding to Chet Deranek and John Dutrieux, The star Rotarians and inseparable two. Far advanced in Business Administration, Is Irene De Fauw after graduation. A prominent business woman she turned out to be. With Betty Kiryan and Velma, the Belle Hops three. Joan Rakowski is approaching the group, Away in the distance saluting her troop. Giving her compliment to Rita, J., For leaving Hollywood and coming this way. B. J. and Stanchie are registered nurses, They send away all empty hearses. Are now conversing with Bob P. the chemist, And Monica Was, their excellent typist. The entire group is having a fine time, When in comes Pewee marching time. 1-ic's coaching in New York, the West Point Cadet And a finer gentleman you have never met. David Rakowski gazed at him with awe, Forgetting he is the owner of a wholesale store. Ed Mendlikowski a well known politician, ls giving a hand to Freddy J. the musician. The rest of the Jills are strolling in. With Dolores Peczkowski so prim and thin. A hostess is she on the American Airline, With Rita J. Firta making good time. The School teachers Rita K. and Jean Klosinski, Are making their way toward Arthur Podemski. The most popular psychiatrist of South Bend, Delinquent students he'll soon amend. Joan Mllewskl and Catherine Z., Are also joining the other three. For education is in their field, And Famous products they will yield. Now jumbled voices resound in the hall, The Mayo Staff is greeted by all. There's Tom Radeckl a prosperous doctor, With Richard Kruk, his friend and competitor. Paul Vanderheyden a special optician, And Marcy Borlik a strict dietician. Dolores Lechtanski is Tom's secretary, Case histories she takes without a dictionary. Genevieve Sabuda a competent typist, Works for Stypczynski, the famous biologist. While Patsy Jurek keeps records on file, Ready to serve any great trial. There's Gene and Buddy going to town, Chattering with their pals all around: Both have chosen the same careers, As traveling salesmen and good auctioneers. Competing with Lashbrook whose first in the State, Bidding the highest and getting his rate. Marian Skowronski a skillful comptometer, Is ever so accurate as a good barometer. Dolores Kalmar so quiet and sedate, Holds a position where one must rate. The President's private secretary is she, And Blondine her competitor intends to be. Hush . . . the banquet is about to commence, The Alumni to their places march with elegance. Their voices all silenced with great celerity, To hear Waoek the announcer of this celebrity. Amidst joyous laughter and cheerful greeting, They all indulge in delectable eating, We hear some comment on the delicious bread Whose recipe is in Angie B.'s head. Betty Miolenda hails from Great Lakes, She treats us today with fine juicy steaks. Theresa Kandzierski and little Ami Z., Came in from Florida with oranges for thee. Bob Thilman our master of ceremony, Introduces the speaker of this testimony. Mike Horvath a man of high esteem, Who goes thru the program with an exquisite theme. He addresses the director of S. B. C. Rev. Florian Moskwinski it happens to be. An excellent pedagogue with animation, Is looked upon with great admiration. A bouquet of roses to him they bequeath, Raised by Jim Ryback, the best florist to meet, Whose hobby are flowersg besides coaching C.C., What a vivacious instructor he turned out to be. A wonderful band has S. B. C, Conducted by Robert P. a genius is he. Accompanied by the renown pianist, Sister Mary Alice our splendid Cathecist. Not only the band will we hear today, But also Dolores K. her electric guitar will play. While Theresa Lim-liner the Vogue's Hollywood star, Will harmonize with Dolly to the guitar. From distant Paris Dorothy Szweda flew she, Bringing new styles for America to see. And as her companions were happy to meet, Two French teachers, Margie K. and Mary Jane we greet. lVacek is now introducing someone great, Whose position is ranking high in the State. Al Leda, the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. And Norbert Iiopinski his accounter and moral support Believe it or not but the class of 48 , Is now representing almost every state. Margie and Mary both model in New York, While Adeline and Evelyn Z. are the Duchess' of York. Leo YVier-zorek with his Ph. D., Is a professoi of Physics in Washington, D. C., Ed Kurowski and Joseph K., Are expert electricians in the very same Way. Rosemary Rachuba. is a master musician, Barbara WVojc-iechowski a fine anesthecian. The first has famed in Radio City, The latter at Rockerfellers center in the same City. Alice, Lorraine, and Marianne three, Have come to us from Tennessee, They specialize in a certain technique At interior decorations they are unique. Theresa Lovas was across the sea To study art in Italy, Today she's a genius at portrait painting, L.et's give her a trial and mark her rating. Robertson's buyer flew in from Arizona In person Rita Mleczek, in her splendid aroma, While Evelyn Janiak happens to rate As the best cashier in Nevada State. A man of fortune is Robeilt G. Who struck an oil well under a tree, Now Oklahoma is his new home, Where all are cordially invited to roam. Leona a president of the Federal Reserve Ts here from Kentucky ready to serve, She helps the needy and aids the poor With her effort you'll be secure. A sweeter little girl you have never rnet Than Dolores Laskowski a petite brunette, She fulfills her job as a court reporter Making each session a little shorter. Romona S. who in school did portray The Blessed Mother in the Christmas play, Is now in the top ranks on old Broadway Portraying the same in the Passion Play. I-Iere's Arlene VVcisel a beauty operator And Theresa Kwestorowski a home decorator They both excel for their work divine Using an Orthodox and French design. Rev. Moskwinski will now close this affair With God's Blessing and to Our Lady a fervent prayer, To shelter and comfort us all through the years And to help us to conquer all future fears. To write all of this in her new edition, To Mary Peters we grant our permission Let's hope that the prophecies all come true Making a better world for me and you. --f-1-4 1 Class Will I, Angela Badowski, bequeath my white rats to Betty Rybacki-and the Biology class. I, Richard Balka, bequeath my tight basket- ball trunks to Robert Kuminecz. I, Velma Bokon, bequeath my eating ability in Civics class to Loretta Niemier. I, Marceline Borlik, bequeath my Chemistry Book to Martha Sobolewski. I, Charles Carroll, bequeath my ability in sports and my Irish temper to Mary Ann Slu- sarek. I, Irene De Fauw, bequeath my editorship to George Aranowski. We, Chester Deranek, and John Dutrieux, be- queath our hustling ability to Pat Moritz and Clarence Wesolowski. I, Robert Dubala, bequeath my photographic abilities to Pete Kwiatkowski. I, Rita Jane Futa, bequeath my ability to know what I want and how to get it to Hen- rietta Kominkiewicz. I, Robert Grzeskowiak, bequeath my green checkered jacket to Frank Chrobot. I, Charles Holmes, bequeath my phone num- ber 3-9656 to the Junior classes lpreferably the femalesh. I, Mike Horvath, bequeath my ability to enter and leave the school without being seen to Bob Kaminski. I, Evelyn Janiak, bequeath my duty of carry- ing Sister Benigna's keys to Vivian Burdick. I, Rita Janiszczak, bequeath my blushing face to Betty Jane Trytko. I, Patricia Jurek, bequeath my shortness to Eleanor Myszka. I, Fred Janowczyk, bequeath my wavy hair to Sally Walorski. I, Dolores Kalmar, bequeath my height re- sulting from my afternoon snacks to Margie Soleta. I, Marianne Kalmar, bequeath my duty as a hall guard to my sister Mardeline Jean. I. Theresa Kandzierski, bequeath my giggles to 'Mary Ciesielski. I, Margie Kaminski, bequeath the persever- ance to fix my hair every night to Virginia Aszklar. I, Betty Kiryan, bequeath my desirous love to play football to Bernie Czyzewski who can put it in practice far better than I. 1, Mary Alice Klawinski, bequeath my love for French to Nancy Rogowski. I, Jean Klosinski, bequeath my carefree ways at school and my love for sports to my brother Lenny Klosinski, I, Wendell Klota, bequeath all my study halls to Irene Dlugosz. I, Joe Kochanowski, bequeath my empty wal- let to Pat Zyto who has made a trunk out of hers. I, Norbert Kopinski, bequeath my likeness for figures iBook-keeping figuresh and handing my work in on time to Frank Molenda. I, Vince Koziatek, bequeath to Jack Bukow- ski my life long ambition to be a traveling sales- man. I, Richard Kruk, bequeath my curly hair to Allen Demroski, I, Rita Kruszewski, bequeath my chewing of gum and getting away with it to Rita Wegner. I, Dolores Kruszka, bequeath my fancy hair- do's to Joan De Muydt, I, Edward Kurowski, bequeath my architec- tural abilities to Al Andrzejewski. I, Theresa Kwestorowski, bequeath my eating ability in study halls to Rita Buziak. I, Paul Lashbrook, bequeath my slow walk to the fast and flighty Juniors. I, Dolores Laskowski, bequeath my shorthand dictionary to Jacqueline Slott. I, Dolores Lechtanski, bequeath my long brunette hair to Theresa Graczyk. I, Al Leda, bequeath my ability of being mis- understood, and coming in tardy to Bernie Andrzejewski. I, Adeline Lemanski, bequeath my two after- noon study halls to Rita Strychalski. We, Theresa Lichner, and Dolores Santa, be- queath our mad passion for the new length to Louise Cudowski and Bernadette Hahaj. I, Blondine Liszewski, bequeath my day dreaming to the Juniors who can somehow make them come true. I, Betty Jane Lorence, bequeath my ability to to write the Clothes Closet to Ruth Laskowski. I, Theresa Lovas, bequeath my love for horse- back riding and my ability to understand Hun- garian to Joan Chrobot. I, Edwin Mendlikowski, bequeath my abilily to study hard to George Aranowski. I, Joan Milcwski, bequeath my love for music and my dancing ability to Mary Dlugosz. I, Rita Mleczek, bequeath my love for book reports to Helen Stankiewicz. I, Betty Molenda, bequeath my ability of be- ing late every noon to Loretta Sniadecki who's always early. I, Florian Moskwinski, bequeath my ambi- tion to be a pharmacist to Eugene Chmiel. I, Margie 'Mrozinski, bequeath my height to Norma Jean Kruszynski. I, Gene Nurkowski, bequeath my curly hair to Daniel Mirocha. I, Dolores Peczkowski, bequeath all the me- morable moments of my senior year to all the Juniors. I, Mary Peters, bequeath my ability for mak- ing a book report without reading the book to Myra Kochanowski. I, Arthur Podemski, bequeath the habit of spending my time studying to my brother, Jer- ry. I, Eugene Prawat, bequeath my basketball rubberband to Mike Rafalski. I, Robert Prebys, bequeath all my knowledge and ability that I haven't used, and my calm- ness when I was in a tight spot to Bob Jankow- ski. I, Rose Mary Rachuba, bequeath my ability to come to school on time to my brother, Clem. I, Thomas Radecki, bequeath my typing abil- ity to Casimir Slesinski. I, David Rakowski, bequeath my blue eyes to Ted Williams. I, Joan Rakowski, bequeath my ability of sell- ing tickets to Justine Luzny. I, Mary Rozploch, bequeath my ability to make friends quickly to Dolores Klawinski. I, James Ryback, bequeath my guard posi- tion to Ted Chwalek. I, Genevieve Sabuda, bequeath my ability of getting in trouble with the teachers to Rose Mary Golubski. I, Chester Salwowski, bequeath my football shoes to Art Czosnowski. I, Alice Skandis, bequeath my friendly dispo- sition to Lorraine Hoffman. I, Ramona Skodinski, bequeath my love for shorthand to Dolores Mueleman. I, Marian Skowronski, bequeath my quiet temper to any one that can't control his. I, Rita Starczewski, bequeath my forced laughter during English to Joan Chrzanowski. I, Leona Steinka, bequeath coming late for my fifth hour to all those early bird Juniors. I, Henry Stypczynski, bequeath my singing ability to the Juniors who can put it to use in Glee Club. I, Floyd Szuba, bequeath my sleepiness in my classes to Rita Antkoski who always is well oc- cupied. I, Dorothy Szweda, bequeath my ability to give my speeches readily to Rita Urbanski. I, Robert Thilman, bequeath my habit of say- ing not too bad to Bob Stevens. I, Monica Was, bequeath my talking in classes to my sister Lucille. I, Lorraine Wawrzyniak, bequeath my flirty eyes to Dolores Pejza. I, Arlene Wcisel, bequeath my dancing and my ability to be full of fun and fancy free to Emily Adamski. I, Leo Wieczorek, bequeath my ability to get good grades and to go through high school with- out an effort to Dolores Wyremblewski. I, Barbara Wojciechowski, bequeath my posi- tion as candy sales girl in the cafeteria to Mary Ann Szachna. I, Daniel Wojciechowski, bequeath my blue corduroys to Norman Perry. I, Mary Jane Wojciechowski, bequeath my po- sition of opening the typing room every morn- ing to Mary Ann Was. I, Paul Vanderheyden, bequeath my ambition of becoming a professional drummer to Chester Moskwinski. I, Catherine Zielinski, bequeath my jovial at- titude to Lucille Lorence. I, Ann Zmyslo, bequeath my size 359 shoe to Gerry Prentkowski. I, Evelyn Zywert, bequeath my well supplied package of bubble gum to Mary Louise Pickavet t --e --W -A x I x I, , , A a , 5 H f W if vw , f Q 11 x Z X +3 1 3 -Q 7' s. XJ f 'K -f 1' ' M A NY A X , X ff S N X .Q i X 2 X ' J 4 g f 1. ' Wm Aw X 'K W., x .E X , h I S ' , gs , M 5 1 Xi E 5? 5 1 1 ' X x Q I, .Q x Vs. X ll DERClA SMEN Juniors Our next. step Mother is the senior year, Never foresake us, be always near. Sophomores Guide us always, Mother dear, To make Iife's pathway sure and clear. Freshmen Mother, help us to conquer all present f And those to come in future years. fm ST he - Room 2Ol Room 207 Sponsor: SPONSOR Sister M. Theresa, C. R. Sister Th20Ph3n2, C- R Officers Room 207 sidentg Robert Kaminski, President Clarence Wesolowski, Social Chair- mang Joan Chrobot, Social Chair- mang Mary Ann Slusarek, Secretary. Left to Right: Jacqueline Slott, Treasurerg Ted Chwalek, Vice-Pre- Room 2OI Standing: Robert Kuminecz, Student Councilg Clement Rachuba, Social Chairman. Sitting: Marie Dlugosz, Secretaryg Virginia Aszklar, Student Councilg George Aranowski, Presidentg Myra Kochanowski, Vice-Presidentg Ruth Laskowski, Treasurer. X 4 Room 2Ol Standing Left to Right: L. Niemier, M. Soleta, C. Moskwinski, M. Rafalski, R. Jankowski, E. Trytko, I. Dlugosz. Sitting L0f't to Right: J. De'Muydt, M. Pickavet, L. Lorence, E. Adamski, M. Was, F. Wegner. 5 Q' X Standing Left to Right: V. Burdick, E. Palicki, B. Czyzewski, N. Perry, D. Mirocha, A. Czosnowski, R. Buziak. Sitting Left to Right: M. Ciesielski, H. Kominkiewicz, R. Antkowski, D. Muelman, N. Rogowski, D. Wyremblewski, L Urbanski. Room 207 Standing Left to Right: B. Hahaj, L. Klosinski, B. Andrzejewski, S. Walorski, T. Williams, A. Andrzejewski, L. Cudowski. Seated Left to Right: R. Strychalski, M. Kalmar, D. Pejza, L. Was, E. Myszka, G. Prentkowski, T. Graczyk, B. J. Rybacki R. Golubski. Standing Left to Right: N. Kruszynski, L. Sniadecki, C. Slesinski, F. Chrobot, B, Stevens, J. Podemski, J. Luzny, L. Hoff- man. Seated Left to Right: H. Stankiewicz, P. Zyto, M. Sobolewski, J. Chrzanowski, D. Klawinski, M. A. Szachna. Room 206 RGOIT1 '05 Sponsor: Sponsor: Sister M. Dolores, C. R. Sister M, Ancilla, C. R Officers Room IO5 Standing: Gerald Cenceiewski, Student Council: Mary Catherine Bart- kowiak, Student Council: Leo Smiegielski, Vice-President. Sitting: Dolores Wawrzynczzik, Treasurer: Henrietta Barnhart, Social Chair- man: Betty Ann Zell, President: Mary Lou Cudowski, Secretary. Room 206 Left 'to Right: Marcia Was. Secretary: Donald Laskowski, Treasurer: Eugene Szynski, Vice-President: Angela Wojciechowski, Social Chairman: Ernest Jankowski, President. The Senior Class of South Bend Catholic High May, l948 Presents The Eleventh Volume ofthe I TURIA Room 206 Standing Left to Right: F. Walczewski, W. Szymczak, L. Meyers, J. Lewinski, E. Maciejewski, R. Borzewskowski, R. Plen- cner, H. Chrobot. C. Zbieranski, J. Mankowski, E. Jurek. Sitting Left to Right: D. Gentry, F. Waumens, A. Wruble, J. Gapczynski, R. Wegner, E. Szymanski, A. Vanoverburgh, R. M. Kasprzak. Standing Left to Right: H. Switalski, N. Klimek, R, Muszynski, E. Barch, A. Kazmierzak, C. Hecklinski, R. Kurowski, C Mielcarek, D. Jaworski, L.. Ciesielski, A. Jankowski. Sitting Left to Right: A. Kwiecinski, F. Orban, R. Urbanski, R. Wcisel, J. Kominowski, D. Brooks, M. J. Janik, T. Sobie- ralski, E. We-nderski. Room IO Standing Left to Right: C. Slusarek, C. Bystry, R. Prawat, E. Kazmielczak, D. Czukrowicz, J. Andrzejewski, R. Kil, W. Cholasinski, E. Wieczorek, B. Ference. Sitting Left to Right: R. M. Sabinas, T. Karczewski, H. Szatkowski, J. Gorski, J. Polman, B. Palicki, J. Szymanski, J. Thilman. :'-- . Standing Left to Right: R. Switalski, E. Michowski, J. Jeziorski, C. Kwiatkowski. R. Wisneski, R. Kulesiak, R. Nurkowski, C. Kil, E. Barnhart, E. Budzinski, A. Badowski. Sitting Left to Right: R. Klota, P. Steiner, P. Gadacz, J. Groat, C. Walkowiak, D. Szmankowski, V. Trzybinski, R. M. Szym- czak, G. Chwalek. H Room 205 R Room I03 Sponsor: Sponsor: Sister M. Amata, C. R. Sister M. Theresia, C. R Officers Room IO3 Left to Right: Florence Balukiewicz, Secretary Francis Czyzewski, President Marlene Lezer, Vice-Pres.: Cle- ment Urbanski, Treasurerg Mel- vin Lesniewicz, Social Chirman. Room 205 Left to Right: Stanley Kwiatkowski, Vice-Pres- identg Edward Switlski, Social Chairmang Donald Kovach, Pres- ident: Bernard Hartwick, Treas- urerg Nancy Niezgodski, Sec'y. Room IOS Standing Left 'to Right: C. Chwalek, W. Borkowski, P. Zbieranski, W. Lochmondy, J. Marshall, C. Goszczynski, G. Kertesz 'M. Buczynski. Sitting Left to Right: M. Taberski, M. Kroll, A. Niemier M. Sroka, B. Cwiklinski, G. Herman, J. Lovas. B. Vande Putte Standing L4-ft 'to Right: M. J. Matthys, E. Budzynski, J. Hosinski, R. Riitor, L. Molnur. D. Skodinski. S. Nowak. B. J Graczyk. Sitting Left to Right: M. Dargicwicz, G. Policinski, L. Klosowski, R. Peters. L. Szyja. T. Moskwiuski, J. Van Vynckt, B J. Wegner. Room 205 Standing Left to Right: W. Gentry, J. Plencner, R. Galvas, E. Duszynski, C. Prebys, R. Nijak, R. Wcisel, R, Madaras, R Marciniak. Sitting Left to Right: E. Blacharski, J. Kuminecz, L. Van Overberghe, D. Ryback, D. Milewski, D. Walden. M. A. Grzesz- czyk, F. Jaronik, J. Wyckstandt. Standing Left to Right: T. Czarnecki, R. Chandonia, J. Jurek, E. Rybicki, D. Michalski, J. Braniff, E. Rozanski, J. Fras, L Raymond. Seat:-cl Left 'to Right: M. Tomasik, L. Bokon, B. Badowski, H. Szabo, J. Bejma, M. J. Szymanski, R. Pickavet, D. Kamin- ski, J. Lechtanski. ug,-In W-.N .f ' -' - . 1 x ,-I If W 3 N sf' , NN 4- . ' 9 Z Y 1 X f X yawn if I, ,, -- V :QI 4 W, ,,, I QW Jg , , I 2'- 'QM I If T ,, .NX I I , b .X , x I , ' 5 4 if I Q I 3 554 I 1, E I SX fb . ' I X X. K ,I I mx W X .I - 1 jj A 1 X X , N. ,, X X SCHGUI ACTIVITIES Additional school activities combined with our curricular courses formulate the well-rounded individual. . ts' - A'- , iiiii ,W X . Q1 Xxwgv ,fx-caan Nxgsiz-..,xN , ,I 'P i p 1 u'5'J,l .,,, 'W 'N' I3 'SP -V ' ......:..m...-fs..N,. ... 'W ' W A, . , 'T -'rn..,, f my ft ,J c ,f Victorian Staff FACULTY ADVISER .....,.. ........ S ister Adolphine, C.R. EDITOR ..,..,,.,,4.....,....... SPORTS EDITOR ..,........ ASSOCIATE EDITOR ..7,..., BUSINESS MANAGERS ..S,,..,. ..... SPORTS STAFF .....,. TYPISTS .,4S.S,...,.,,.,...........,,. Irene DeFauw Richard Balka ...,.....Betty Jane Lorence Dolores Peczko-wski Rita Starczewski Joan Rakowski Charles Holmes 1 James Rvback Ml Betty Lou Kiryan I Rita Janiszczak HEAD PHOTOGRAPHER .....,....r,.,,.r, Mr, Carl Pri-ddy QCarlton Studioj l Robert Dubala ASSOCIATE PHOTOGRAPHERS r7e.,.,,.,er.................... I l Leo W19CZO1'9li ART ..,.oo...,.o....,......,..,eov.,oorv.,,,,..,,. ,,,,-, CIRCULATORY ADVISER ..o.,,.. ,,.,,,,,,, CIRCULATION MANAGERS ........ CIRCULATION STAFF ....r,.. ...,.......Theresa Lovas Sister Benigna, C.R. ,......,Theresa Licliner I' Dolores Santa lRobert Prebys f,Betty Molenda Dorothy Szweda Paul Vanderliayden l r Rosemary Racliuba I'Marian Skowronslzi ADDITIONAL TYPISTS .,.....,.. ..,,.,.. Q Dolores Kalmar 'Monica Was xRita Mleczek Victorian Staff ...YQ Standing: Betty Jane Lorence, Dolores Peczkowski, Rita Jane Futa, Leo Wie- czorek, Bob Dubala, Joan Rakowski, Rita Starczewski, Charles Holmes, Jim Ryback. Sitting: Irene De Fauw, Betty Lou Kiryan, Richard Balka. Standing: Robert Prebys, Betty Arm Mo- lenda, Doroty Szweda, Paul Vanderhey- den. Sitting: Theresa Lichner, Dolores Santa, Theresa Lovas. Invocation O Mary, Seat of Wisdom. we humbly offer unto Thee everyday of our school life, as an act of love: child-like and unselfish. Aid us in Thy motherly way, to profit by these years both intellectually and spiritually. Heavenly Mother help us we beseech Thee and guide us in the future, as you have in the past, so that we may spend ALL OF' OUR DAYS WITH MARY. Memorare Remember, O most loving Virgin Mary, that never was it known -that any one who fled to thy protection, implored thy help, and sought thine intercession, was left unaided. 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B. C Wdden NXQ ' annum pre-game ?egiJmg as gfhwlth SOP' X ' Q ' x'-,, amPS! T' Q' .Q fore the Centtm C: PY beating Jud 6 Sox -nywas heXdNNef x Juniors, fr Q 4525 Q5 Q 1.5, 7:30 px! ' C ,QSCZQQ Sec' SVG X X Ther ' 5002, 410 . wi K:' Q, -CH Qt X Qi' we Ss- fxkp 'ya' evo - QNQQCX Vw xff' S19 W -vi Q- Q5 Ni 'F Q? 90 A569 Q15 NAP N., Nb, 9 ' Vcxqeiorybsov 'sd' Q? 696' Niro 95 0 ec' W' .ff Q. 419' tdcb' 60 49 Their words are well chosen Left to Right: Norbert Kopinski, Rita Starczewski, Chester Salwowski, Richard Balka, Irene De Fauw Rita Janiszczak, Robert Dubala. On wings of music Left to Right: Eugene Barch, Paul Lashbrook, Donald Laskowski, Vincent Koziatek, Chester Salwowski John Dutrieux, Charles Carroll, Mary Jane Janik, Dolores Ryback, Angela Wojciechowski Rita Starczewski, Joan Gapczynski, Joan Van Vyncht, Sister Marie Lillian. Senior Play Cast Standing: Chester Salwowski, Charles Holmes, Rosemary Rachuba. Sitting: f .Q 5 i. 5 wr ' Ms i , , it if . ,ff 1 R I Leo Wieczorek, Jeanny Klosinski, Rita Starczewski, Rita Jane Futa, Joan Rakowski, Betty Jane Lorence, Richard Balka, Rita Janiszczak, Charles Carroll. Almost Eighteen as the title suggests concerns adolescents, but i SSO fresh and sweet a story that its production was a grand success and was thoroughly enjoyed by all. Heading the cast of twelve was Jeanny Klosinski as Ann Sherman, Ed- die's young love. Charles Carroll held the lead playing Eddie Barry, the boy who wanted to become another Bing Crosby. Uncle George, who had a new philosophy for working as little as possible was portrayed by Leo Wieczorek, and Rita Janiszczak, Eddie's mother furnished some of the rol- licking laughter. Other members of the cast included Betty Jane Lorence who played the part of Eddie's twenty-one year old sister. Rita Jane Futa added spice as Mabel Warren a charming and perfectly groomed woman of forty, giving one the feeling that some male missed a good wife. William Barry, the father, who knew that life was serious' business and its tran- sactions had to be handled squarely but gruffly was played by Dick Balka, Sally Davidson was depicted by Rita Starczewski, Chet Salwowski played Tommy Granville, Mrs. Granville was Rose Mary Rachuba and Charles Holmes was Mr. Merritt. Joan Rakowski was Miss Dalrymple conveying the air of spinsterhood. Almost Eighteen was enthusiastically received and the audience re- action was very gratifying. One of the many highlights of this produc- tion was its picture of youth and its natural humor. rx i ,,, x M ' I' X Cheerleaders Left to Right: Center Picture Mary Jo Wagner, Mary Cather- ine Bartkowiak, Jeanny Klosin- ski, Rita Starczewski, Dolores Peczkowski, Mary Ann Slusarek, Velma Bokon, Mary Lou Cudow- ski. ,.-4 I E' N .KA Girl's Basketball Fresh. Won 3 Soph. Won 1 Soph. Won 4 Junior Won 0 Junior Won 3 Statistics Tommivs Lost 2 Spnxties Lost -L 0'Sh1-as Lost 1 Gym-mies Lost 5 Barn:-ys Lost 2 Gym TOURNAMENT PLAY OSHEASWSPORTIES GYM-MIES-TOMMIES-BARNEYS QUARTER-FINALS O'Shcas lByvi Sporties Barneys SEMI FINALS O'Shoas Barneys FINALS Barnoys After much spirited fight and play, the O'Sheas emerged as Class Champs. Monogram Club Standing Left to Right: L. Smigielski, L. Klosinski, W. Klota, R. Kumiaicz, C. Doranek, J. Ryback, A. Leda, G. Nurkowski, F. Szuba, D. Wojciechowski. Seated Left to Right: E, Prawat, C, I-Iolnqes, C, Salwgwski, R, Balka, E. 1'VIL'11d1ikOW5ki, C. CaTI'Oll. V. KOZiat6k. Girls Athletic Association if 1. J' ii First Row Standing: 719 D. Milewski, E. Wenderski, R. Urbanski, J. Kominowski. M. Kalmar. N. J. Kruszynski, B. Fcrvnce, J. Slott, R. Laskowski, A. Badowski. H. Barnhart, R. Switaiski, L. Cudowski, M. Buczynski, T. Czarnecki, F. Orban. H. Switalski. J. Bejma, M. Janik, A. VVojcit-chowski, R. Wcisel. Second Row Standing: F. Jaronik, L. Lorence, 'M. Kochanowski, D. Pejza, H. Stankicwicz, R. Janiszczak. E. Adamski, M. Dlugosz, B. Rybicki, B. Hahaj, E. Szymanski. B. Wognor, C. Szymanski, C. Slusarck, H. Swiatkow- ski, B. Palicki, G. Prentkowski, N. Rogacki, R. Kwiccirski, I. DoFauW. Seated Left to Right: M. Sobolewski, V. Trzybinski, J. Groat. M. J. Grzesk, D. NValdon, D. Peczkowski, J. Klosinski, R. Starczewski, M. A. Slusarek, M. C. Bartkowiak, V. Bokon, M. L. Cudowski, H. Kominkiewitfi, D. 'Mue1man, R. Antkowski, J. Gapczynski. 4 :Sq K' f if eg I V- lwy. My Z' ,A ! . IH ' f f 5 - 'X I if X ,A .. vw V 'wig-, , fy-A M , ,K q I -1w.f.j,4x , um if xxx 1 L W X f 1 ,g ' 3 Q fm 5 . J 3 . we i 1 , 1 , . , 1 1 5 - ' 5 3 5 55 X ' yf ' 3 ,f fs?-X ,vwnat y 1 0 W x 'f , ' fl H TH LETICS ? WHY? Ea I z . , ' , f ' ff I W , ,, H W I V I i 1 I ! i 4. FOCTB ll. GAME SCORES S. B. C. H. ....... ........ 0 ADAMS ............................ ...... . S. B. C. H, .. ... ........ 46 WOODROW WILSON .... I I B. C, H. .. . . ........ 6 HAMMOND ................... S. B. C. H. .. A . ........ 20 ST. MARY'S ...................... S. B. C. H. ....... ........ 2 G CENTRAL CATHOLIC ....,. ...... . S. B. C. H. ..A.... ..,.. 7 FT. WAYNE ..........,...... ....... . S. B. C. H. ....... ......................... 6 GARY ROOSEVELT ....................... . Total Points 111 Opponents SEASON STATISTICS Yards gained rushing ...........,. ................... ...... I , 932 Yards gained passing .... .. ...... 400 Total yards gained ........ ....... . 2,332 Yards Lost Penalties ....... -120 14 0 12 0 0 21 26 73 MEET THE SQUAD .... First Row, in the usual order: Daniel Mirocha, Michael Rafalski, Aloysius Leda, Edwin Men- dlikowski, Charles Carroll, Robert Kuminecz, Vincent Koziatek, James Ryback, Charles Holmes, Chester Salwowski, Eugene Nurkowski, Wendell Klota and Norbert Kopinski. Second Row: Chester Deranek, Ted Chwalek, Leonard Klosinski, Eugene Prawat, Richard Balka, Floyd Szuba, Daniel Wojciechowski, Peter Kwiatkowski, Arthur Czasnowski, Raymond Plencner and Eugene Jurek. Third Row: Line Coach James Leary, John Fras, John Jurek, Jack Andrzejewski, Donald Ko- vach, Edwin Maciejewski. Robert Kaminski, Rev. Edgar Szymanski, C.S.C., athletic directorg Ernest Jankowski, Sylvester Walorski, Bernard Czyzewski, Robert Thilman, Leo Smigielski, Robert Chan- donia and Head Coach Dick Friend. No. I ELEVEN . The Line, in the usual order: End Robert Kuminecz, Tackle Floyd Szuba, Guard James Ryback, Center Vincent Koziatek, Guard Edwin Mendlikowski, Tackle Aloysius Leda and End Daniel Woj- ciechowski. The Backfield: Halfback Charles Holmes, Quarterback Richard Balka, Fullback Chester Sal- Wowski and Halfback Charles Carroll. sl. AY5 9 MA 1 Q 5 EQ A 4 wx , A K M., ' , ke X f x f X l if Q t me X p ... i ii I ,.:, 1 - ff f 5 , 490 Q1 1751 Cl1vstv1'D01'um-kg 1821 Floyd Szubag 1651 James Rybackg 1781 Vinc-out Koziate-kg 1721 Edwin Mendlikow- ski: 1621 Eugene Nurkowskig 1771 Daniol Wojciechowski: 1851 Cluirlus Curmllg 1831 Richard Balka: 1601 Charles Holmes. Top Row: Michael Rafalski, Peter Kwiatkowski, Daniel Mirocha, Arthur Czosnowski. Center Row: Paul Lashbrook, Charles Carroll, Richard Balka, Eugene Prawat. Bottom Row: George Aranowski, Bernard Andrzejewski. 'Q H -. f ' , ' If ,. ' W P E61 '- Q : - X .L 3, WK! K , W 1. ' mi . -' , x Z.. 1 fax I1 X -' , XJ We T 4 1 ' , K' 'I x YV A ' Q. , x . 1 VM ,,, 2 ' 5 1 f 7 K 1 X: 55554 E if Y 3 use SX , 1 W . X' f -1 J, ,Q W . fn- wx-.,,,. .1 y XM X M . , Awww X . , ,V . in St L, S gi, f X x i A I , if Q Q 4' 7 Q 6 xl X f , . ff fa, -Y W V B KX F f wgms P t A , at ,y ,,.A. A ,f My A THE TEAM Standing: Coach Richard Friend, B. Andrzejewski, P. Kwiatkowski, C. Carroll, M. Rafalski, G. Aranowski, R. Balka. Kneeling: C. Salwowski, D. Kovatch, A. Czosnowski, E. Prawat, D. Miro- cha, P. Lashbrook. BASKETBALL SCGRES S.B.C.H. 43 S.B.C.H. 34 S.B.C,H. 33 S.B,C.H. 28 S.B.C.H. 40 S.B.C.H. 23 S.B,C.H. T4 S.B,C.H. 40 S.B,C,H. 35 S.B.C.H. 42 S.B,C.H. 67 S.B,C.H. 36 Niles 39 Sacred Heart 1Ind.1 32 Cassapolis 27 St. Mary's lMich. City! 16 Bristol 36 Central Catholic 32 Alumni Hall LN.D.l 50 Jefferson Township 42 Gary Roosevelt R5 Mill Creek 41 Alumni Hall LN.D.3 60 Central Catholic 40 Total 451 Total 495 THE PLAY Baseball Standing: C. Carroll, E. Prawat, C. Holmes, R. Thilman. D, Wojciechowski, R. Balkav V. Kgziatgk' J Ryback, R. Kuminecz, D. Mirocha. Kneeling: Coach Richard Friend, W. Klota, Assistant Coach James Leary. T R A M U R A L C H A M P S Standing: R. Stevens, R. Kaminski, T. Chwalek. Kneeling: C. Wesolowski, B. Andrzcjewski, A. Dembroske. Varsity Schedule April April April April May May May May May May Mishawaka Laporte YVElSl1l1lgllO!l Central Catholic Riley Niles Washington Clay Central Catholic Mishawaka Washington Clay -:Y S, 'l,.Am. N 4 f SUCIA CTIVITIES 5'-.. v I lil r A NX . , K ' h XX 4 'x X xx 5 . l 3? . U, t Mm, , 'N A Sy? H , 5 , xx A ' , i A J QV Sf S R , l , , xv x f fx V V3 ,5 -, 1 5 xx l, I, fix fini? 4- 'Sf 1' ' ' X , .,,, Nq., 5 x , - Social activities provide cultural training, leadership formation and character building in the citizen of tomorrow. September 7 September 30 October 1 October 2 October 5 October 12 November 1, 2 November 15 November 28 December 1. 2, in December 7 December 14 December 20 January 20 January 24-26 January 31 Felruary 9 February 13 March 18 March 23 April 4 Anril 6 May 2 May 11 May 13 May 18 May 24 May 25 May 27 May 30 May 31 Senior Highlights Beginning of our Senior Year Initiation Dance Bonfire Central Catholic Football Game J ournalist's Jump Eucharistic Hour Bazaar Turkey Trot Class Rings Retreat Presentation of The Coming of the Messiah Football Banquet Christmas Program Junior-Senior Ball Sectionals Scoreboard Charity Ball Pre-Lenten Dance Central Catholic Basketball Game Dialogue Mass Easter Vacation Basketball Banquet Cheerleaders Dance Almost Eighteen Hi-Lite Dance J unior-Senior Party Senior Ball Finals May Crowning Class Day Graduation Mass of Thanksgiving and Communion Breakfast Standing Left to Right: Evelyn Janiak, Barbara Wojciechowski, Theresa Kwestorovvski, K I N G Charles Holmes, Mari- anne Kalmar, Mary Pet- ers, Patricia Jurek. Seated Left to Right: .Ioan Milewski and Rita Mleczek. It is with pride and pleasure that we present the royalty that reigned over our Senior Ball .... Queen Velma Bokon and King Charles 4BuddyJ Holmes. Below Our King lost in a harem of Senior lovelies. 5, l Forewa rd As we pass through the portals of time, leaving our school life and entering into life's school, we pause for a moment and reflect on the realization that we trod this path but once, It strikes us in various moods and results in innumerable emotions of regret and happiness. These in turn result in either the fear and doubt of life's battle or the determination -to go forth gallantly to fulfill the place and purpose that God in His Almighty goodness designated for us in this life. It is as a remembrance of friendships formed, training received, knowledge acquired, struggles, successes, prayers, dances, memories that we the Class of '48 present this Yearbook and choose to put it under the auspices of Our Blessed Mother to be ever symbolic of the importance our Queen played in the performance of our school lives. It is also our hope that as we bid fond adieu to our Alma Mater: Our Virgin Queen will continue Her incessant Watch and protection over us, Her children, so that we may live in accordance with God's Holy Will and adopt the mottoes Semper Fide1is and Semper Par- atus, as We commence our journey over the long road of life. ZZWfkqAxWnW,Mmw JR K X , -W fi Lame , XX 4,-xx W ' 3' X639 QS' ' 5 'KX wwf 4 4 fd! W s vac W, -VA A f , ,. ,V-AV V . -, - We .Q K ,, , Q i ANNUAL TESTIMONIAL BANQUET FOUTBALL Kiwanis Award ----- Jim Ryback Most Valuable Back - Chet Salwowski Most Valuable Liriemari ----- - - - - - - - - - Vince Koziatek BASKETBALL Most Valuable Player ------- - - - - - - - - - Art Czasnowski Right: Our future freshmen coaches Ed Babe Mendlikowski and Jim Ryback holding their well deserved Marozsan trophy. THE B-I-G GAME . . . . SOUTH BEND CATHOLIC vs. CENTRAL CATHOLIC 13 Ah! the lovely queens, our own Dolores Peczkowski and C.C.'s Pat Gotstien . . . 27 Dick Balka gallop- ing over for a marker . . . 33 Buddy Holmes is certainly not afraid of the big bad Indians as he wiggles toward pay dirt . . . 45 Oh! yes, thc important huddle . . . 53 Cheer, cheer for ol' Catholic High! .. YES -- WE WON . .. SCORE? 26-O Presenting our freshman pianist, Conrad Prebys. -alum K df! Sister Lillian instructing one of our promising vocalists. 1? E Lf The mid-year Junior-Senior Semi- Formal was handled capably under the direction of C0-Chairmen Joan Rakowski and Da.niPl VVojciechow- ski. 'VV T7 my T rw' X 1- ' Betty Lou Kiryan and Paul Lashhrook served in the cap- acity of Co-Chairmen as they efficiently producvd the al'- rangements for the May Son- ior Ball. X I I ,f I f I S I ,gg 3 5 Wg- -,N P -m y N I N A 3 I I I .Nm 1 ,H I X i X I I I f I 3 I Z iwgkxx I . I A S. ' .X.., ' I W .,..A X gm 1.0 .,,, -x ,QQ RIIIGICUS ACTIVITIES 'A .Sm-e ,UQ ww' ,lx iq.. ,Q I none., 909g Q 9 .oo 0 f 9 mo... ,ooo P . . 'Q ,P O ' 0 ' U . ry, ' ,zu 1 gmgxiw -- - -- 4, i-4:1 Our Annual Retreat f e ' Eafiffi K Q X :gl .LZ , X Q V l i A, , . 15523 ..: e 'a . ' :.' , ' K - ,,.. 4 -X - -- v , ' ' , .cm ,I .ei Y S A -, . ., , , Xkqb ip . . H ' , ,. -s - -Q: NA' it ,i3:,:D,.,-S.. , ,K NQASAQQ - ey, --X :ms-.:::,,..igsm: f , . X 3,-. x-,. , W. ,. . . .-if-ti w m a X:-is .var -- -- QM .,.,. I .,..,.A.., A.,..,., . , Rev. Martin J. Carrabine, S. J. Father Martin J. Carrabine, S. J. conducted a most satisfactory retreat with the students of South Bend Catholic High, December 1, 2, 3. Father Carrabine commenced the retreat by giving' its full significance and the manner in which it should be made, generously, prayerfully and silently. He ardently urged the students to keep up the practice of attending daily Mass and receiving Holy Communion. He explained the necessity of living a clean, wholesome, Catholic life. Most emphatically he stressed the fact that too many people are phonies and lack the intestinal fortitude to face the pattern of reality. The retreat was concluded by the renouncing of Satan, the repetition of the baptismal vows and the Papal blessing. Reverend Martin J. Carrabine, S. J., mod- erator of Cisca in Chi- cago, was the retreat master who ably con- ducted our three day retreat in December. The students of South Bend Catholic High, greatly appreciate the well formulated re- treat. We the seniors shall always cherish memories of this our last Tridium, and be ever indebted to Father Carrabine. PX'lfi9e .V o 1 ' 3 Y ff? it 'lr 3 o f li., ll ' , U x , AS?I ll ' 2 'I i 0 M n i f ff Qi L K 41 51 i 2 , i l t , A B, 1 ,,,,w Q A x ll? 4 ff ' l' gm of U3 -- i i gm.. W Above: Top Row: Lorraine Wawrzyniak, Queen Mary Alice Klawinski, Dolores Las- kowski. Second Row: Joan Rakowski, Irene De Fauw, Marceline Borlik, Rosemary Rachuba, Velma Bokori, Rita Janiszczak, Dolores Kalmar, Theresa Lovas, Betty Jane Lorence, Marian Skowronski. Kneeling: Betty Lou Kiryan, Ann Zmyslo, Blondine Liszewski, Mary Jane Wojciechowski. Oh! Mary We Crown Thee May Queen Mary A lic e reverently places the Crown on the beloved head of our Heavenly Queen as the court kneels prayerfully at Her feet. Left, to Right: Marian Skowron- ski, Dolores Kal- mar, Irene De Fauw, Betty Jane Lorence, Rosemary Rachuba, and The- resa Lovas. I, If 1 f X! ff I 'I 3 x A fx we at . f Q r f IX ,X R O , A W-1 A X A fx 1 Q S v 5 N 5 av 9 , S if Qs E ' v f NW SNXLN N 055 1 1.- ASS ES The indispensable core of our school life .... the .academic program 1 Rt. Rev. Bishop J. F. Noll Tribute To Our Bishop In honor of his Excellency, Rcv. John Francis Noll, Bishop of the Fort VVayne diocese. on completing' his 50th year in thc Holy Priesthood, we, the students of South Bend Catholic High School express our sincere congratulations. We are mindful, dear Bishop, of the work you have accomplished for all our Catholic Schoolsg your kindness and willingness to help others in their spiritual and corporal needs has won our confidence of your paternal love. Today, we pledge our loyalty and devotion, to your Excellency. May our Queen and Mother protect you and bestow graces to keep our own Shepherd in good health and long life in which to continue all your good works. VALEDICTORIAN: Irene DePauw SALLITATORIAN: Richard Balka S Senior Honor Roll IRENE DE FAUW RICHARD BALKA ROSE 'MARY RACHUBA ROMONA SKODINSKI MARY ALICE KLAVVINSKI MARY JANE VVOJCIECHOVVSKI BETTY JANE LORENCE ANN ZMYSLO Honorable Mention VELMA BOKON MARCELINE BORLIK ROBERT DUBALA RITA JANE FUTA RITA JANISZCZAK BETTY LOU KIRYAN BLONDINE LISZEWSKI THERESA LOVAS ADELINE LEMANSKI DOLORES LECHTANSKI JOAN MILEWSKI BETTY ANN MOLENDA FLORIAN IMOSKWINSKI MARGARET MROZINSKI DOLORES PECZKOXYSKI MARY ELIZABETH PETERS ARTHUR PODEMSKI JOAN RAKOWSKI MARY ROZPLOCH CHESTER SALVVOVVSKI RITA STARCZEWSKI MARIAN SKOWRONSKI PAUL VANDERHEYDEN LORRAINE WAVVRZYNIAK LEO WIECZOREK BARBARA VVOJCIECHOXVSKI CATHERINE ZIELINSKI History courses provide our students with the knowledge of the ancient, medieval and modern times. Here we are instructed in the concrete foundation of life, principles of living, prepara- tion for eternal salvation in our Religion. Essential to all in the routine of daily living are the prin- ciples of Readin' and Writin' Q69 6' 505-owb Q1 0 Nqocoeevg' Siyvfakogibe' GOSQM ' eooibfwce 05K5f2?0009xZ'259 O x,,g2'Q, QA. f 'hx NEQJQQ KN? 6' 0403 016204, Science Department Scientific subjects create a determination of will as our future physiologists, biologists and chemists endeavor to contribute their talents to the betterment of humanity as they learn the essentials of organic chemistry. O -n study the functions of the human body. explore mineral and animal make-up of the biological world. Mo- Our future home economists get the baslc essential knowledge and experience as they exercise their designing and sewing ability . X fi Latin The interest in the classic language flourishes as the instructors strive to keep the dead language alive a- mong the freshmen. if Parlez vous francais? The majority of out' students favor study halls and some oven try to major in them. Students take advantage of the well equipped library fi- cilities as they take an inter- est in research work and book residing. Algebraic and Geometric minds consume knowledge by volumes in terms of tri- angles, formulas, x y and z's. E.- EF' pqq-V L-,f7 at 13 T1-2?- X' a IL! L' .Qi xhsf' OQWIATA 3 KuLTuRA Wyksztalcenie Polaka-Amerykanina nie bedzie calkowite bez znajomosci jezyka polskiego. Obowiatzkiem naszym jest poznad jezyk polski, tradycje narodowe, wielkle idealy i przebogatq, kulture polskq. Kultura to czlowiek caly. Jego spos6b Zycia, mciwienia, jego potrzebyfJego co- dzienua sfera mysli, jego naczelne dqienia duchowne. Nie wytrwaia sie ona sama przez sie, potrzeba na niq pracowad. Pracujag nad niet ci co tworzag mowq, C0 ksztaltujq dom i jego otoczenie. Pracujaj rzemieslnicy. Pracujq wynalazcy i odkrywcy. Pracuje nad niq uczony, tworzy jq bohater, tworzy jg prorok i swiety, ten kt6ry przynosi w sobie ujecie Zycia przez boskosci. Do tej pracy samorzutnej przychodzi praca celowa i planowa-wychowanie i wy- ksztalcenie czlowieka. Kaida kultura ma u swego poczqtku wybuch Zywiolu religijnego. Kiedy Zywifal re- ligijny danego jej okresu wyczerpuje sie, wtedy wyczerpuje sie i tem samem i kultura. Kultura tworzy sie pod dzialaniem dwuch sil: z jednej strony pod naciskiem rzeczywi- stosci swiata na dusze, a Z drugiej wskutek preinosci duchowej. Kiedy preginosd owa ulegnie wyczerpaniu, w6wczas kultura pod naciskiem rzeczywistosci fizycznej staje sie zmyslowq albo brutalna, Kultura szerzy sie przez wzory wielkich ludzi i wielkie Wypadki w narodzie, kt6re dzialajq, wprost na wole-i przez sztuke ktdra uszlachetnia dom, obyczaj i ludzi W du- szagh osad Zycia przez wielki ideal moralny. Oswiata jest tem narzedziem przy twu- l'ZL1llll uksztalcenia narodowego. Cechy polskiej kultury ludowej przywiqzanie do mniejscowych warunkdw Zycia, a z kt6rych plynie jego mil0sC do jezyka, religji i obyczaju. Lud polski ma usposobienie pogodne, dole swojq znosi cierpliwie, podaje sie Opatrznosci Boiej. Sklonniejszy jest do pojmowauia Zycia na wesolo, niZ na ponuro. VVybitna cecha kultury ludu polskiego jest wrodzona dobrod, gleboki rys humanizmu. W sqdach 0 bliznich jest zazwyczaj wy- rozumialy, 01106 sprawiedliwy. Objawy msciwosci rzadkie, daleko czqstsze przebacze- nie krzywd doznanych. Spiew najlepiej oddaje jego dusze i jego kulturq. Lud polski spiewal wiele. Cale jego Zycie uplynelo przy wtdrze spiewu. Spiewal w domu, i w polu przy pracy, spiewal na pastwisku i W lesie. Pies-1:1 nadawala rytm Zycia ludu polskiego. Religijnosd ludu i jego gleboka uczciwosd Zywo ilustrujq Suplikacje, piesni maryariskie oraz Gorzkie Za1e. Zadaniem Szkoly Katolickiej jest dad pozna6 mlodzieiy polsko-amerykaliskiej wiel- kie bogactwo kultury polskiej, poznad jej wartosd, ocenid ja przyswoi6 jg sobie roz- Sz-mae jg i promieniowae wsr6d innych narodowosci. Kultura jest nieodlqczna od wiary, daje poczucie godnosci stanowej i zawodowej. Budzi zaufanie do wlasnych sil i do wlasnej twcirczosci, 36 Y' 4 Q09 Y, 19 ,Oc . Q99 Co S9 I I f 131 f ia ,I 's 5, 'mf 1 , Przedstawienie Swiqteczne w trzech Aktach Mesjasz u SamueIa STRESZCZENIE Swigty Jcizef i Marja szukajq, W gospodzie u Samuela schronienia na noc. Z powodu ub6stwa nie zostajq przyjgci, Nastegpuje z tego po- wodu ostra dyskusja migdzy Samuelem i Sara. Samuel, szlachetny, dobro duszny, jest przeciwiefxstwem do Zony, kt6ra jest twardego i zimnego serca. W zarzqdzie domu ma silnq rekeg i od jej slowa zale- Tradycja scena Narodzenie Chrystusa Pana. p,.L1 5lYL5i.H.?'WiWW ' 'V ff-L Akt I - Zy wszystko. Akt II - Akt III - Psychologiczna tragedia Samuela, ktdry ming! bysi zaszczyczony laskq, wyjatkovv narodzeniem sig dlugo oczekiwanego 'Mesjasza W jego do- mu. Zostal jednak pozbawiony tego szczcgicia, z powodu skqpstwa Sary i ulegania jej we wszystkiem. Samuel ------ ---,, ,,-, I - I,,, D onald Laskowski Sara .,-,-,,,-,,-,.,, ,,,.. ...... D o lores Laskowski ----Romona Skodinski --,----Sal1y Walorski Matka Boska ......... ...I SW. J6zef ....... --- ---- -- Lorraine Wawrzyniak Amol .... .... ........... .... Q.. 44 H Y AP 1 , U