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Class Prophecy famous college s and there found one of the most lmportant lnstructors Vlrglnla Aszklar teacher of Amerlcan Llterature and Engllsh We VlSlt ed Loretta Nlemxer expert hat deslgner ln her M1ll1nery Shop A glance through the San Fran C1SCO Herald revealed Patrlcla Zvtos name as edltor of the Soclety Page At a naval base ln San Dlego we saw Gerry Prentkowskl lookmg Nery fme and neat ln her Wave uniform In Washlngton we v1s1ted the Hopklns Memo rml Hospltal where we were greeted by the re ceptlomst Eleanor Mysvke She mformed us that Dr Lorraxne Hoffman was performmg a major braln operatlon wlth the excellent as slstance of her nurse Rita Buzlak As we walk ed through the corr1dors of the hospxtal we glanced through an open door to see Dolores Wyremblenskl hard at work ln the Chemlstry Lab A pass from Joan De Muydt secretary to our Presldent Dame! Mlf0Ch3 enabled us to VICW the many famous rooms of the Whxte On our way back we landed ln DCtP0lt Mlchx gan There we saw the beautlful and lavlsh Ford Plant where Presxdent Leonard Klosmskl was testmg atomlc power to be put mto cars Well we would be very dull glrls lf we had all work and no play so We took tlme out for re creatlon and went to a near by theater e purchased our t1ckets from cashler Vnxan Bur duck just as usherette Justine Luzng came out to remmd us that there would be a thxrty mm ute walt for all seats we were amazed to see Pat Morltz h1s wxfe and hls ten chlldren appear on the stage m acroba t1c tlghts about to perform one of thexr darlng aerml acts They tour to the C1tl6S and towns Seated comfortably wa1t1ng for the next act under the tltle of The Flylng Irlsh After the theater party our pnlot flew us to WHSCODSIH to Norman Perry one of the most successful produrers of dalry products Not far from the dalry farm we found Norma lean Kruszynskl an expert beautlcxan who could make the lmposslble posslble Some of our class proved successful ln our home town also Margie 'soleta and Joan I hrla nnwskl are now co owners of the S S Kresga C Betty Ryhax ku has been as lucky as ex er She IS proprletress of her own bakery Ruta Wvegner IS happlly marrled and settled down w1th a fme famxly A top notch cornedlenne xs Martha Sobolen skl who has just begun an en gagement at the Club Normandy We recent ly waved goodbye to Mary Ann Was who has left for overseas duty as a Red Cross nurse Dolores Pejza a secretary has proved to her father that she has sk1ll IH pol1t1cs In fact It was her lnfluence that enabled Bemle Andrze leuslu to secure h1s umque posltlon as clty dog catcher He IS now runmng wlldly about town mdustrlously chasmg every stray dog 1n our clty Endmg thls letter wxth a cheery note we d hke to tell you that Allen Demroske has kept Leeper Park clean and tldy for the past ten years as one of the park caretakers We slncerely hope that you have enjoyed thls letter and we promlse to keep ln touch w1th you m years to come May God Bless you and keep you ln good health Yours slncerely DOLORES MEULEMAN RUTH LASKOWSKI LUCILLE I ORENCF School Son Onward vue march together I anthful mov we exer be No thought of tlme or weather Hearts fllled w1th hopc and ectasy Pmxelv vxell flght our battle Cheerfully vse ll meet success For the thmgs we strne Are honor and happmess CHORUS Hep Hep Hep Thru cheers for our old h1gh VOICCS rung Hep Hep Hep Just see her colors fly whlle we slng Forward march let thls our motto be Vlctory Through all klnds of weather We w1l1 Jog along together True and loyal we shall ever be 1Repeatb , x ' ' f7'x - l ,. , 1 ' Q V I 9 , , , A r , - . . ,Q , , , . - . , . V I . , - - - Q. . 1 , , - , . , . r A - .. V 1 , - 0 .4 V . ' v wt v 4 . ' . ' ' l ' l L '. , ' ' ' u vw - ,L ' 9 . - . . , 1 . . . . . House. I . . , , I I Y -' . A . f - . . . , . Y 1 '- . 7 - . , ' ' 9 , 4 y , I . . . c , ' . . . . ' n 1 Q .1 4 1 - - 1 L - ll - - H . .1 4 Y. , 1 4 V ' 1: 1 . 4 1 A Y v U lm , v v t 1 l . . X 1 v - - v , , g. v Y v J I 7 7 . , . . V , 4 - . , 1 , - , . Y -1 - N . Y - - 1
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Class Prophecy New York N Y May 29 1959 To the Faculty As we promlsed the faculty of South Bend Cathollc to Inform them how the Senlor class of 49 would be progresslng ln the world ten years after graduatlon we thought thus an approprlate tlme to report the mformatlon we fell upon whlle we traveled around the world As world correspondents for Life Magazme we had to travel to many forelgn places to gather news On one of these asslgnments we had to cross the Atlantlc ocean to London where the fme and eloquent speeches of Eugene Lhmlel guest speaker at the Unlted Natxons As sembly were the talk of the town Allowed only a short VlSlt xn London we soon boarded a plane plloted by Jerome Podemskl, brave ex alrforce pllot who only recently re celved a c1tat1on from the Presldent for h1s mar velous and darlng escapades We recelved spe c1al attentlon from the pert and petlte stewar dess Rose Marie Golubski who dld everythlng posslble to make our fllght from London to Parls enjoyable At the Parls alrport our luggage was taken care of effxclently by Bob Kuminecz, a porter who told us that was the way he kept 1n con d1t1on between the football seasons of the Chlca go Bears We halled a taxl drlven by Lucille VVas who stlll had a hard tune gettlng used to Our first stop was the Parls Art Academy As we entered we were greeted by Ted Chwalek who was head 1nstructor Ted took us through the bu1ld1ng and led us to h1s most promxslng student Bernie Czyzevs skl who was sketchmg a paxr of tall exotxc models Rita Antkfoskl and Lauretta Urhanskl As we passed through the spotless corrldors our eyes fell upon a huddled object on her knees energetlcaly scrubblng a way the tlme of day chlef Janltress Jalcquelgn Slott In the muslcal sectlon of the bulldmg we were aston1shed to see George Aranowski beatmg h1s drums wth sncere hopes to measure up someday to hxs ldeal Gene Krupa In an other corner of the room was Chester Mosksun skl a muslc teacher who accompamed Irene Dlugosz as she sang an arla from Carmen We were startled to see Mary Ann Szachna ballet dancer performmg one of her most dxfflcult numbers from the The Fhght of the Swan Our next stop was Swltzerland where we saw The SWISS Skatlng Follles whlch starred Mardelme Kalmar and Frank Chrobot. Loretta Snladeckl too IS successful She IS a skatlng lnstructress We sald a swlft goodbye to Swltzerland and flew to the Belglan Congo where we were greeted by Professor Marg Louise Plckawet who had Just returned from an expedltlon lnto the deep mysterlous Jungle Leavlng the wllds of the Congo we were sur prlsed to see a new passenger for the return trlp home Congresswoman Dolores Klawmskl told us qulte a lot about her peace mlsslons m Europe and Afrlca At the New York axrport we were presented w1th the key to the cxty by Mayor S3 lvester Wa lorski We were then lntervlewed by Louise Cudowskl edltor of Glamour Magazlne Just off Txmes Square we found a new branch of the Ford Hopklns' drugstore under the manage ment of Mane Dlugosz Clnef soda Jerk Nancy Rogowskx treated us to a super colossal banana spht We wanted to see New York from the top of the Emp1re State Bulldlng We were greatly surprxsed when we found that Mary CIBSIPISKI ran an elevator xn the bulldlng On the way down we stopped on the 62nd floor to v1s1t the law offxce of promment prosecutlng attorney Elizabeth Trytko A few days later we heard the news that two of our former classmates Mary Ann Slusarek and Joan Chrobot were makmg thelr movle de but ln Hollywood Callforma so we were hastlly flown there by our pllot Our gulde on the movxe lot was Rita Strychalskn who made sure we wouldnt mlss any pomts of lnterest She took us on a tour of the varlous sets where we found Henrietta Kommklewlcz attlred ln a ten rectlng a posslble academy award plcture The Lone Ranger R1d8S Agam We were sorry to leave mov1eland so soon but we had a few more stops to make among them Savannah Georgla the great tobaccco state There we vlslted the fabulously wealthy Clar ence Wesollouskl on h1s tobacco plantatlon From Georgla we went to the very old clty of Boston There we VlS1t8d Theresa Graczyk and Helen Stankleuicz co owners of the Bel Alre Hotel where we saw Mlke Rafalski captaln of the bellqboys dressed ln a brlght red umform Next we toured the New Era Potatoe Chlp Com pany wlth Presldent Emlhe Adamskl as our gulde Last but not least we went to see Myra K at the Kochanowskl Sausage Shop where she treated us to a generous helpmg of Pollsh Klszka Westward bound our plane had to make a forced landlng m Arlzona on acount of hazar dous weather Though we were there only a short whlle we had tlme to v1s1t Robert Kamin sk: promment buslnessman ln that state H1s beautlful manslon overlooked stables of the flnest breeds of horses ln the world Resumlng our Journey we landed ln San Fran CISCO Callfornla where we VlSltEd one of the ' 1 1 1 I V . 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Qllass Wall We the Senlors of the 1919 graduatmg class of South Bend Cathollc Hlgh School who are about to close the portals of our well remember ed hlgh school days do hereby bequeath to the faculty our conslderatxon and fullest apprecxa tlon for the countless sacrlflces they have made m the promotlon of our moral md lntellectual ady aneement To the Jumor Class as a whole we leave tht honor of taklng our place as dlgnlfled Senlors GOOD LUCK ' We do hereby declare thls as our last w1ll and testament by w1ll1ng our personal belong mgs to our successors I Emlhe Adamskl, w1ll my ChOlC6 school wardrobe that always has the new look to Al1ce Badovyskl and my coveted ed1torsh1p of the annual to Dons Szmankouskl I Berme Andrzeyevsskl w1ll my abxhty to stall a car on dates to Leo qII'llgl9lbkl who I thmk can get away w1th lt I Rlta Antkonskl w1ll my dlstance of less than one block to school to Danny Jan orSkl and my blg brown eyes to Jeanette Gorskl I George Aranovsskl w1ll my deslre to play the drums to hotshot Lorman Klnmek who may someday develop 1nto another Gene Krupa I vlrglnla, Aszklar w1ll my helght and welght to Mart-la Was who I hope can take care of lt b1l1ty to that sport enthus1ast Rlta Urbanskl I Ruta BllZl3k w1ll my canary ch1rp to Joan Gaps zy nskl to harmomze wlth her alto volce I Fugene Chmul w1ll my Junlor G Man badge to I asnmr Bystry who must promlse to keep t shmy and my lazy galt to John Je zlorskl I Joan fhrzanovsskl Wlll my ab1l1ty to hand ln my asslgnments on t1me to Ruta byutalskl, vxho I hope w1ll do l1kew1se I Prank Chrmbot vull my sense of humor and fast sales talk to that talkat1ve Junlor Rlehard 1Vlll'k0Vtbkl I Joan Chrobot for my brother s beneflt vull my telephone number 3 2838 to all the Jumor g1rls who do not already know and use xt I Te d Chvsalek w1ll the debt of one dollar that I owe to Eugene Szy nskl for hls basketball shoes and to Ed Maueyeuskx my football Jer sey I Mary Cleslelskl w1ll the drawer that holds my snack durlng chemlstry to Rosemarxe bzym uak I Louxse Cudouskl, w1ll my fault of leay mg books all over the school to Betty Zell, who 1 hope w1ll have better respect for them I Berme Czyzeuski, w1ll my honest reputa t1on to Frank Sneak' Wlalczenskl I Joan DeMuydt w1ll the natural wh1te streak 1n my halr to Adelme Jankonskl and belleve me lt IS natural I Allen Dembroske, w1ll my freckles to Pete Ku iatkowskx They w1ll match your personah ty and my good old car to Ervln WIQLZOFPK I Irene Dlugosz, w1ll my Job of carrymg Sls ter Benlgna s books each day to Gerry Chu alek I Mane Dlugosz w1ll my love to do the polka and Jxtterbug to Ralph Muszynskl who can't see how It 1S done and to Henry Chrobot, a blank for a safe drivers Insurance p0llCy I Rosemarle Golubskl w1ll my naughty eyes and turned up nose to Ceulla Walkovuak I Theresa Gralezyk, w1ll my tardmess for as sembly each mormng to Eugene Jurek How can you posslbly make lt on t1me I Lorraine Hoffman, w1ll my small features to Corrine Wamser I Mardelme Kalmar, w1ll my Wlllklng eyes to Dlek Kll, who trles so hard to have them I Robert Kammfkl, w1ll my pos1t1on as end and tackle on the football team to Robert Wls neskl I Dolores Klaxunskl, w1ll my appreclatlon of llll1SlC especlally the classics to Dolores Brooks I Lenny Kl0blllSkl w1ll my ablllty to stay a way from gurls to James Leyunmkl Ye gads' What am I say1ng I Myra Koi hanouskn w1ll a gross of bubble gum to chew m the Soclology class next year to Lluis Nyers. Henrietta KOHllnkl9lllCZ w1ll my tvstnty one letter name to lucky Chet Kll Norma Jean Kruszynskn w1ll the braces on m teeth wlth pleasure to Frances Orban Robert Kummeez w1ll my undetectable way of cuttmg up ln classes to Andy Kazmle rzak, and my lucky football number 1 to Ralph Prauat I Ruth Laskou skl, will all my gxrl frlends m the lower classes to Donald Cukrowltz I Lucille Lorence w1ll my happy go lucky dls pos1t1on to Charlotte Slusarek, and my grlefs and worrles ln handlmg money as busmess man O . , , , , , , ' - ,4 v ' , , H ' v w ' - v ' - u v . H ' . ' . . ' H ' , r ' K I , 9 1 r I , ' ' W v I - - - .. H ' v m ' ' ' , ,, , . , I ... ' l ., l ' . . y , , . . 1 X - I ' ! , .. . . v . . . L' x ' . ' 7 I y ' y . . . . . 1 . , , , , .l Y . - . , f I ' , I . , - . v A , . . . V . . . , . f - , . . Y' - ' ' 1 ' y Y 1 7 A f ', ' . , , , ' gf ' ' ' ' L '1- I, Vlvran Burdlck, w1ll my lack of athletic a- , . , 1 1 f . - . . . Y I v VA , . y , - - - , . 1 I V 1 . . , . v ' ' ' . ' r V - .X . . l Q 4 'I v ' , l I , - - . 1 Y. , . . l. L, , . 1 ' v 1 ' I ' 1 ' ' ' I v 5 -V ' ' 1 X I , N . . . . y 9 ' , , . , . . A . . . N . . 7 I ' ' -'. ' U - 1 . I 1 ' v . I V: , Y . , A ,. i I, . , , . . Y , - 7 I Y V ' v I, ' ' v , l. H v I f V v v . I ' .' , , . , , , '. v Y' 1' . ' ' n I ' - - ' - Y A ' 7 y 7 . . 1 . N V - . . A I . 5 . . . . -
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