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

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1953 volume:

I . ,I ,I I fl 'I I I :Leg-L-L-L-L-LAL-.L-L-LAL-L-L-L-L-Legeg-L-L-LAL-L-L-L-L-LALAL-L i-L-L-L-LAL-L-LAL-L-L-L-LAgAg-LAL-LAL-L-L-4Ag-g-g-LTLTLTiQTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLQI Patrons Rev. J. Lesniak Rev. J. Rogusz, C.S.C. Rev, J. Jakubielski Rev. S. Rdzok, C.S.C. Rev. J. Winiarski, C.S.C. Rev. B. Niemier, C.S.C. Rev. J. Ciecka, C.S.C. Rev. P, Hanyiscka 4 I I 4 I 4 I I 4 I I I .II I . ,I I Rev. J. Conroy M. Horvath V. Thilnian, C.S.C. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. JFCHIES W. L. Mclnerny, C.S.C. C. J. Welsh, C.S.C. W. R. Higgins C.S.C. Urbine Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Joseph Meuleman Mrs. Frances Milczynski Mr. 8: Mrs. Florian Mroczkiewicz Mrs. Henrietta Nafradi Mr. 8: Mrs. Albin Niezgodski Mr. 8: Mrs. Mrs. Francis Nowicki III I Honor II . Right Rev. Msgr. J. Sabo I Very Rev. Msgr. I. Capczynski I: Very Rev. Msgr. C. Moornian fl Rev. B. J. Sztuczko, C.S.C. II ilov. C. J, Witucki, C,S.C, Rev. J. Horvath Q. Rev. C. F. Grabarz, C.S.C. H, Rev. S. A. Jankowski, C.S.C. P, Rev. F. X. Luzny, C.S.C. 'I . UI Rev. S. A. Gruza, C.S.C. gi Rev. S. Stephenson II Rev. R. Balzer I Rev. L. Furgal, C.S.C. II Rev. E. Kazniierczak Ifg II J 'I ill II Mr. 8: Mrs. John Adamski I' Mr. K Mrs. Anthony Badowski Q, Mr. 8: Mrs. Al Badur I.: Mr. 8: Mrs. John Bazan .II Mr. 8: Mrs. Peter Beczkiewicz li: Mr. 8: M1's. Louis Botka, Sr. ,jg Mrs. Henrietta Boudreau :I Mr. 8: Mrs. Frank Budny It Mr. 8: Mrs. Leo Bukowski Mrs. Marie Carroll III Mr. 8: Mrs. Walter Chmiel I: Mr. 8: Mrs. Bert Chrustowski :I Mr. 8: Mrs. Stanley Ciesielski ,II Mr. 8: Mrs. Ernest Fischer Mr. 8: Mrs. Joseph Gadacz .II Mr. 8: Mrs. John Gapczynski 'I Mr 8: Mrs. Anthony Glon 1: Mr. 8: 4 4 Mrs. Stanley Gorski Stanley Markowski Anthony Novinich Leo Nowicki Andrew Opoka Casimir Pajakowski Steven Pinter Ted Pluta Stanley Przybylinski John Rozycki John Rzeszewski Vito Rulli Stanley Schoen Edward Shiprek Casimir Sobczak Frank Sobiech Joseph Stankiewicz John Stevens John Toth Hubert Van Goeye Henry Van Overberghe Joseph Van Overberghe John Van Vynckt Dale Weddle Joseph Wegner Lucien Widawski Stanley Wisniewski Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: 'Mrs Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. 'Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. 'Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mrs. Marie Q, Mr. 8: Mrs. Edwin Jankowski II Mr. 8: Mrs. Michael Jankowski GI Mr. 8: Mrs. George Jones QI Mr. 8: Mrs. Ignatius Kandzierski II Mr. 8: Mrs. Stanley Karaszewski QI Mr. 8: Mrs. Richard Kasprzak SI Mr. 8: Mrs. Peter K-azmierczak 'I Mrs. Anna Kil III Mr. 8: Mrs. Carl Kindt f-I Mr. 8: Mrs. Stanley Krol -,I Mr. 8: Mrs. Michael Kuminecz Mr. 8: Mrs. Edwin Laskowski Mr. 8: Mrs. Chester Lisiecki Mr. 8: Mrs. Chester Luczynski Mr. 8: Mrs. John Lukaszewski fl Mr. 8: Mrs. Le-o Markiewicz QI II: I 'I Mr. 8: Mrs Walter Wojciechowski Wysocki Valentine Zyto Y I I I I I I I I I I I I I I - - .-.-.A.-.-.-.-.-.--4.-.A.--.-4, !?.A.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.- ...---. - - - -Y ---- - - - - - - - Page Ninety-six I I I ICI I,-, I 'I , I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Friends Mr 8: Mrs. John Andrysiak Mr Q Mrs. Thomas Arch, Jr. Mr 8: Mrs. Raymond T. Bradley Mr 8: Mrs. Josephine Budzinski Mr 8: Mrs. C. Bystry Mr 8: Mrs James C-ako Miss Ruth Mr. 8: Mrs Ann Carroll Leo J. Chelminiak Mr. 8: Mrs Ronald Chrustowski Miss Joan Gapczynski Stanley Ciesielski Peter Gapczynski Mr. 8: Mrs. Leo Giersch Mr. 8: Mrs. Joseph Kalicki Miss Theresa Kandzierski Mrs. J. C. Kintz Miss Virginia Kaminski Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert Kulwicki Miss Jeanette Kuminecz Miss Patricia Kuminecz Mr 8: Mrs. Walter Manuszak Mr. fi Mrs. Miss Gloria Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. Stanley Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Dr. 8: Mrs. Casimer Nowicki Nowicki V. Nowicki V. Nowicki, Jr. John Paczesny Palicki Ray Pianowski Oliver Parcher Thomas B. Pauszek Miss Genevieve Piasecki Miss Gladys Policinski Mr. Joseph Miss Pearl Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Sikora Stajkowski Leo Spychalski John Swiatowy Louis Szmyd Joseph Tavernier Pete Torma 8: Son Patrick Dr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. F. Van Dc Veire Robert Woltman i Mr 8: Mrs. Ervin Marnocha Zakrzewski Bros. Mr 8: Mrs. Ray Meuleman Mr. 8: Mrs. A. Zawierucha Mr 8: Mrs. M. Niedbalski 8: Family Mr 8: Mrs. Matthew Nowak Mrs. Josephine Zxwierucha Miss Virginia Marie Nowak Mr. 8: Mrs. Louis Zawierucha :I Mrs. Martha Grzesk Miss Sadie E. Beczkiewicz :I I I It it 4. Students if L 5: Classic-Lassies: Virginia L. Gorski :I Bernadirie, Darlene, Marlene, Cecelia Jurek Mary Ann, Betty, Joan, Mary Frances Kapsa :Z Natalee, Pat. Ed. Kolaczyk :ll Harriet Kolesiak :Q Babe Arch Harry Michaiski fl Beverly Bradley Ronald T. Prebys :ii Carolyn Cako Norman G. Cwidak Patricia Drada Anne Gapczynski Tom Salata 2 I , I Marcia Szewczyk ': Ir Joan Szymkowiak f' Shirley Wroblewski 1' 'I 1,1 li 1 i r . li lv I. Page Ninety-seven r 1 . 11 1'J VJ l'J l'J 1'J l'J 1,1 1.1 1.1 JJ ISI 1.1 :J Q1 1 I. l'1 1.1 1.1 11 11 1.1 111 11 1111 1'I VJ . 1J 1 J l'J 1.1 IJ . 1J 1.1 1.1 1.1 1.1 11 V1 . 1.1 1.1 1.1 IIJ 1.1 1J 1J 1.1 1 J 1f.I 1.1 J 1.1 111 1.1 1.1 1.1 1.1 1J 1J 1J 1.1 1.1 IVJ 1J l1J 1.1 1.1 1.1 IVJ 1 J 1J 1 J JJ . 1.1 1.1 1.1 . 11 1.1 1.1 IIJ 1.1 1.1 JJ 11, I1 I 1 I 1 VJ VJ 1'J 11 IJ :11 14, 1, '1- Co NG RA T ULATKD NS To TH E GR AD UA TE S :9- Q00 - 003 00.5 C 1 Sir D R W eV. B. J IG . Sztuczko .SCH Past RE V . LO U1 S F UP uGA L 1 C .SC RE V . JO HN VVINIA Ps L C Q C A Ssista Hts P ln. A a ge N. xnety-e igh il CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES FOR THE SUCCESS TO THE GRADUATES OF '53 1 ST. ADAILBIERTS PARISH South Bend, Indiana Very Rev. Msgr. Ignatius J. Gapczynski PAsT0R Rev. Father John J. J akubielski Rev. Father Eugene Kazmierczak ASSISTANTS C O M M I T T E E Michael Sciba Joseph Moskwinski Harry Makowski Casimer Lisek Theo Sparazynski Edward Kowalski ----v.,.----- ------- Page Ninety ST. COMPLIMENTS OF STANIISILAUS South Bend, Indiana PARISH Rev. S. A. Jankowski, C.S.C PASTOR Rev. C. Grabarz, C. S.C. Rev. J. Rogusz, C.S.C. Rev. Stanley Rdzok, ASSISTANTS C.S.C. Page One hundred ''-A '-----AAA-'L'----A-A-'A----AA---- - - '-- --'-1 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 53 ST, CASIIMUIIPWS PARISH Rev. Father Casimir J. Witueki, C.S.C. PASTOR Rev. Father Joseph Ciecka, C.S.C. Rev. Father Bernard Niemier, C.S.C ASSISTANTS I: ,, I 1 1 1 I,1 ,1 I I 1'1 12 I 1, 1, 1, 1. 1. I L1 I1 1 1 I 1 1,1 1,1 1,1 11 1- 1,1 1,1 1 1 1,1 1,1 1,1 1,1 11 1,1 1,1 I1 , 1 1 1:. 1 1'1 1'- 1:1 1,1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1,- 1,1 1,1 1,- 1,1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . I, 1,1 11 1f1 '1 1 ' 1 Ig I , 1 1 1 I1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11' 4 1 11 11, 1 1 I1 I 1. I 1 Page One-hundred-on C 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I,1 1 1 1 1,1 1 JE1 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES HOLY FAMILY PARISH Rev. J. Lesniak, Pastor ST. MONICA CONGRATULATES YOU FATHERS BELL and HENN ES CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS of 1953 ' 1 E E FROM THE E E I O 1 South Bend Catholic Hlgh School 1 U s I I Parent-Teacher ASSOC1Ht10I1 j ' 1 I ' ADMINISTRATION 1 1 ' Director ..........,...,..,...........,........... ...,.,OO.... R Ev. B, J, SZTUCZKO. C.s.C. Moderator ..,....,..........,.,...... ......,..,., R EV. CAS. GRABARZ. C.S.C. Honorary President .,..e..... ......oL....,..... S ISTER LUCILLE, C.R. President ..o......,.............. ..............,....,,....,..... M RS, V. KROL Vice President ....,,..,..,... ....,.,.. IV IRS. A. SZYMANSKI Secretary .....,.,,..,..,..,.......,.. .,........ IV IRS. S. BUCZYNSKI Recording Secretary ,........ .........,...... M RS. R. URBANSKI Treasurer ..,..,................. ....,...... M RS. H. PIECHOWSKI I 1 1 e hu d d-two -J ----- -- Very Generous Patrons JOE BUDD BOOK BINDERY 118143 St. James Court South Bend, Indiana CASIMER'S SUPER MARKET Lowest Prices Cn Meats, Groceries and Produce Mrs. EVELYN SZEVVCZYK, Prop. 3410 Western Avenue Phone 4-1129 GRZYWIENSKI STUDIO 1 150 Western Avenue West Sicle's 401 S. Chapin Street Phone 7-8900 L. A. KOLUPA, Inc. DRUG STORE Oldest PharmacyfOver 43 Years of Service South Bend, Ind. MESSENGER PRESS 301 S. Chapin Street 1131 Western Ave. Phone 7-7500 C. L. MICINSKI PHARMACY South Bend, Ind. J. P. ROZPLOCHOWSKI Sz CO. FURNITURE 8z HARDWARE 1237-39 Western Ave. Phone 7-6800 -:::E:::- Generous Patrons Harry E. Berg 109 Jefferson Blvd. South Bend, Indiana Lerner Shops Ladies Apparel 125 S. Michigan St. Drink Coca - Cola Coca-Cola Bottling Co. of So 1818 Mishawaka Avenue Judge 8: Mrs. John S. Gonas Probate Court St. Joseph County Horth Grocery 8z Meat Market 2209 W. Washington St. Phone 3-0997 King's Clothing for All The Family 403 South Michigan Street Carl Kindt, Grocery 3301 Western Avenue Phone 3-0394 . Bend Leo's and Ceil's Lunch Home Cooked Dinners 1238 W. Washington Ave. Phone 6-0842 Dr. Carl J. Rudolph Eye Physician Sz Surgeon 110 W. Bartlett at N. Michigan St. Dr. 8: Mrs. H. H. Slominski 708 Odd Fellows Bldg. Phone 2-5300 South Bend, Ind. Vander Haegen Florist We Do Funeral and Wedding Work Phone 3-1758 3902 Western Ave. So. Bend, Ind. H. Van Wynsberghe Grocery 3519 Western Avenue Phone 2-1389 South Bend, Ind. The Quality Shoppe 2214 West Huron Street Mrs. S. J. Karaszewski, Prop. 1 11 1 11' 1' ' 1' 1'- 1. 1:1 11 111 11, Il' 111 11, 1,-, 11, Ii' 11' 1 If 1 11, 11, 11, 11, 11 11: 11, 1. 11' 1-I 11, 11, 11, 11, 11, 1. 111 11 1 1 '1 1 1. 'I 12' 'I '1 1,-I 1:- 111 112' 1 1. 12 111 lg' 1 1 I I I . 1:- 11' 11 111 111 11, 11 1'1' 1'1' 1'1' 1'1' 1'1' 11' 1'1' 1'1' 111 1,11 I' 1'1' 11' 1-1 1:1 11' 11' 1' 11' IEE I 1,11 1 11 ,I 111 11, 1,1 I I 'I I1 111 'rl Page One-hundred-thre 9 r i il. .......................... - .-.-.-.-JL-L-.1-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-g-L-L-L-L-4-L-LAL-L-L-543.57 'I li fl Patrons ji 1: A. 8z J. Food Market Gatelys, 321 So. Michigan St. 11 3529 Western Ave. Quality Clothing - Men Sz Women il South Bend, Ind, On Convenient Payments Avenue Bakeries George's GG Service Station it 2210 Mishawaka Ave. 1832 Prairie Avenue f, 325 So. Michigan Street Complete Auto Service Avenue Floral a.nd Gift Shop Gruber's Self Service jg A Sincere Desire To Please 1847 Prairie Avenue 1501 Western Ave. Grocery - Meats ll Badur Bros. Coal Co. Guarantee Oil Company .I 1709 Fassnacht Ave. Phillips 66 Fuel Oils ja Phone 4-6491 Phone 3-6515 South Bend, Ind. 4: Mike Bajdeik's Service Hamilton Plumbing 8a Heating fl 323 N. Olive St. 735 N. Wilbur Street 1: Service That Satisfiesn South Bend, Indiana jr Beans Sport Shiop Horvrith D. X. Service ': 1503 Western Ave. Maple and Washington I: Phone 7-9211 South Bond, Indiana 1, Bert's Self Service Food Market Horvath Food Shop N: Quality 'Meats - Groceries - Fruits - Veg. 3501 W. Sample Street ,lg Phone 3-0363 702 So. Phillipa St. Phone 3-0444 H: Block Bros., Jewelers Huron Pharmacy ji Corner Michigan and Washington John Cieslewicz 1: Breen's Jewelers 2210 W. Huron St. Phone 3-0300 :I Diamonds, Watches, Rings, Silverware Hygrade Food Products Corp. IL 406 so. Michigan sm-ot Phone 5-3161 ffl Ed Bust-.h's Shell Super Service Station Mishawaka, Indiana Lubrication, Wheel Balancing Indiana Dairy Z.: 1601 Lincoln Way West Phone 3-0985 1801 Longley Avenue .ji Cliff's Cleaners Phone 4-4351 1637 Lincoln Way West Indiana Hardware and Tin Shop Sl 1309 E. Calvert Street 802 W. Indiana Avenue Q: Copp's Music Center Andrew J. Barany, Prop. fp 122-26 E. Wayne Street Indiana Pharmacy fi: Everything in Music 804 W. Indiana Avenue ill Dr. Guy P. Curtis Al. Dougherty, Prop. I: 2010243 Western Ave. Inwood's Gift Store Qi David D. Heating Co., Free Estimates Beauti ul Things in China-Pottery Q: Oil Gas Furnaces, Eavespouting Lovely Matches 81: Diamond Rings -,I 811 N. Wilbur Street Phone 2-7440 Isicle Delicatessen dz Pastry Shop l: Derda's Texaco Service 1901 Lincoln Way West il: Best Friend You Car Ever Had Open 7 days a week .ji Western Avenue at Dundee King Jagiello Corporation I.: Division Poultry Mkt. 502 So. Carlisle St. ,ll 2214 Western Avenue South Bend, Indiana Q: Phone 7-2364 Chester L. Jankiowski, Architectual Eng 'fi Eddie's Dining Rooms 1014 N. College Street 602 So. Walnut Street Phone 4-2429 gl Phone 7-9345, South Bend, Ind, V. Ii. Kaniewski Sz Son Funeral Chapel EI Empire Box Corporation 1032 W. Washington Avenue ffl Folding Cartons Paperboard South Bend, Indiana South Bend, Indian-a Kewpee Hamburger 'Il Evergreen Florists 328 N. 'Michigan Street il 3105 Western Ave. Where the Gang Meets Ted Sk Matt Sieracki, Props. Kosinski's Grocery and Market 'ip Fay's Jewelry Company 2909 Western Avenue Vi: 111 South Michigan Street Phone 3-9841 .lg Fiwek Bros. Kolesiak's Grocery and Market Furniture. Hardware. 81 G, E. Appliances 701 Bendix Dr., Phone 4-2205 'QI 501-03 So. Carlisle Street South Bend, Indiana li: li' I3---V -----V---.--.----V-.-V-.---A-------f---------T-T-f-f-?-?-T-T-T-t-T-T-T-T-T-Tv?-T'T'T'T'T'T'TLT Page One-hundred-four Patrons S. S. Kresge's 25 to 1.00 Store 205-207 So. Michigan Street Landesman Jewelers 3509 W. Sample Street Phone 7-5475 Sal Langners Super Market 1117-19 Western Avenue Phone 7-7835 Leo's Upholstering Shop 2210 W. Ford Street Phone 3-5241 Liberty Cleaners 8: Dyers 1767 Prairie Avenue Phone 7-4242 Service with Satisfaction Louie's Tuxedo Rentals 222 S. Laurel Street-Phone 7-0575 Luzny Paint and VVallpaper Store 1110 Western Avenue Phone 7-9500 Lincoln Pharmacy 1701 Lincoln Way West Prescriptions Majer's I. G. A. Super Market 1338 Lincoln Way West Every Day Low Prices Maternowski Market Corner Walnut 8: Dunham St. South Bend, Indiana Stanley Mezykowski Insurance and Real Estate 1201 W. Washington Ave. Misch Mfg. Co. 317 Capital Ave. Mishawaka, Indiana For the best ice cream ask for National Ice Cream Phone 7-1563 Norb's Cities Service 3601 Western Ave. Phone 6-0047 South Bend, Ind, Northern Indiana Transit, Inc. Ride City Buses Save Money and Parking Worries Nowak Food Market 1301 W. Ford Street Phone 7-9941 Nu-VVay Coal Co., of South Bend The Best Coal for less Money 201 So. Grant Street Phone 3-8774 Olive Food Market 311 N. Olive St. Phone 3-0286 Philadelphia Serving Michiana over 51 years Fine foods. Confections 8x Bakery Mr. 8: Mrs. Ervin Pilars-ki 1818 North College Street Roy's Food Market Where you meet better meat 2324 Lincoln Way West n S. 85 S. Quality Cleaners 1402 VVestern Ave. Phone 7-0100 St. Anthony Club St. Stanislaus Kostka Parish Terre Coupe, Indiana Sample Hardware 3511 West Sample Street Phone 2-0853 Schilling's 320 So. Lafayette Blvd. Religious Articles Dr. Edward S. Shelley, M.D. 728 W .Colfax St. Phone 2-0257 f Res. 7-0663 The Slatile Roofing Company 1241 VV, Thomas Street Phone 3-7485 South Bend. Ind . Basil Smith System Engraving Co. Box 8169-Philadelphia, Pa. S. K. Smith Cover Company 2857 N. Western Ave.-Chicago, Ill. Smogor Lumber Co. Corner Laurel 8: Western Phone 7-6400 Taelmans Dry Goods 1406 Western Avenue Phone 7-6922 Ted's Drive Inn 643 Laporte Ave. Phone 3-0556 Tuesley's Drug Store Prescriptions and Drugs Lincoln Way at Olive St. Van Buren Grocery 8 Market Quality - Service - Economy 1539 Lincoln Way West Phone 3-0820 Van's Standard Service 3501 Western Avenue Phone 3-0921 Alex Vargo, Coal - Stoker Coal - Wood 1416 Kemble Ave. 314 So. Walnut St. Phone 7-5294 Phone 7-8010 Vince's Super Saver 3022 Western Ave. Phone 6-0927 Open 9 to 9 Daily and Sunday Vito's Barber Shop 1537 Lincoln Way West VVe aim to please VVest Side Floral Co. Our Flowers Say It Best Edmund Latkowski, Class of '46 Edwin S. Winkowski, Realty, Inc. 706 So. Kaley Street Phone 2-3169 South Bend, Indiana The Young Mens Civic Club, Inc. 30215 So. Chapin St. South Bend, Indiana .-.--.. .-.A.- .-.-.-.-.-. .--AL-L-L-3 LL- ' L .L L L :,:, La.: .3 zfcnpsdhf-'has'- Page One hundred-fiv 1. 1, li 1, If I I 1 1, i in 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1. 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, lb 'P 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, lb 1, 1. 1. 1, 1, , 1, 5 Ir I 11 11 1h 1, 1, . 1. 1, I 1, 1a I, I 17 , 1, I lr In 1. I 1, 1' 1. I, I 'I lu 1, 'I I, I, I, I tr I, I li I , I I+ li I, I. I 14 I4 I 1 I I5 1,1 . I:- E I I 4 il, I I 4 4 f I I I . , , P If . 1 I I I r ju ci., f.: ., .-,, w -if 2 -X 5 as , X Aaiffvx I , ENISTURE' - I, MI, I -an-.J w., ,, 44 Q --...ug -319,3 ..,. ,Ln Y, iigiir 1 , V .' 1 1 In - -ia' V ' ' ' . ' F :QT - 'Q' ,. ni' : 311 J' i V ' K , 'X Gi-, ' Wt SSE ' I -gi-. I 4 I I 1 I I I I I I I I I I I 'I I I 'I I I I Il: I I I I I 'I I III ,I I I I ,I I I I I I'-L-L-L-L-L-L-L-LAL-L-L-L-L-L-LAL-L-L-L-L-Q-L-L-L-L-LALAL-L-L-L2-g-L-L-LTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLZTLTLTQTLTL ,I I :L v m I Senior DITCCIOTY QI ,I ADAMSKI, ANNETTE HARTWICK, VIRGINIA fl 427 S. Camden St. 617 W. Wayne St. I: Tel. 4-6219 Tel. 7-7889 'I BADOWSKI, VIRGINIA JANKOWSKI, DOROTHY I: 501 N. Birdsell sr. 910 W. Je ferson Blvd. I Tel. 2-4590 Tel. 7-0413 ,I BADUR. JEROME JANKOWSKI, ELAINE I 224 N. College sr. R. R. 1, Box 107 fb Tel. 4-6491 North Liberty-Tel. 7-2948 BECZKIEWICZ, THOMAS JANKOWSKI, LEONARD :I 1501 Western Avenue R. R. 1, Box 107 .I Tel. 7-8282 North Liberty-Tel. 7-2948 I BORKOWSKI, MICHAEL JONES, DOROTHY LEE I 1606 W. POLAND ST. 728 Harrison St. 1, Tel. 7-8470 Tel. 2-4637 I BOTKA, ALICE KANDZIERSKI, PHYLLIS .I 2302 Kenwood Avenue 2422 W. Ford St. ,I Tel. 2-8538 Tel. 4-7667 I BOUDREAU, SHARON KARASZEWSKI, JIEANETTE I 618 Wenger St. 2214 W. Huron St. : Tel. 7-1778 Tel. 3-1370 I BUDNY, MARY ALICE KARMOLINSKI, RICHARD I 318 S. Dundee St. 705 LaPorte Avenue I Tel. 4-8760 Tel. 2-0848 :I BUKOWSKI, MARY ALICE KASPRZAK, FRANK 511 S. Grant St. 449 S. Warren St. Q Tel. 2-5651 Tel. 4-8835 I CARROLL, PATRICIA KAZMIERCZAK, MARY ANN 1 3832 S. Langley Drive 602 S. Jackson St. I: Tel. 6-6027 Tel. 3-4567 I CHMIEL, ELAINE KENDZIORSKI, JANET QI 605 S. Warren St. 817 S. Camden St. I Tel. 2-4238 Tel. 3-4941 :I CHRUSTOWSKI, MARY ANN KIL, HARRIETTE I: 406 N. Birdsell St. 309 S. Chestnut St. 1: Tel. 2-0509 Tel. 7-8184 Q: CIESIELSKI, DOROTHY KINDT, RICHARD 1, 801 S. Phillipa St. 3301 Western Avenue Tel. 4-5707 Tel, 2-0142 ' FISCHER, EMERY KROL- RAY I, R, R, 2, Box 69 1124 W. Grace St. I' Tel. 6-7711 Tel- 7-9471 Q: GADACZ, THERIESA ?UNgNECZ' QOROTHY I 531 S. Grant St- 31 . Brookfield St. il Tel. 4-5216 Tel- 243337 I' LASKOWSKI AL .I GAPCZYNSKI, NORBERT 11205 W. Thgmasvgfm 'I 1Oi'i1Wi ggigler St. Tel. 7-9576 Ig ' LISIECKI. MARLENE :I GLONI LEONARD R.R. 1, Tulip Road, New Carlisle Ind :Il 444 S. Olxve St. Tel. New Carlisle 45 F11 :II LUCZYNSKI, PATRICIA lg: 726 LaPorte Avenue L, Tel. 3-2306 IJ :'lT'T'T'TvTvT-T-T-lf'-Q-1--A--VA.-1 ---- A------.. ...-- Page One hundred-six 4 7 nu aww' 'H iii '-a 9 -1 ,'I 14 Senior Directory ,gn 1 12' MARKIEWICZ, 'MARLENE RULLI, JAMES :gl 2432 Bonds Avenue Lincoln Way West Road lj: Tei. 4-7619 Tel. 2-9712 1.3. 'b MARKOWSKI, DARLEAN RZESZEWSKI, JOHN 1-ju 733 N. Elmer St. 523 N. Brookfield sr. ip: Tel. 3-5704 Tel. 2-7114 Ii.: MEULEMAN, JEANETTE SCHOEN, MARY JANE lj: 518 N. Walnut Sr. 1215 N. Kaley Sn. I-9 Tel. 2-8157 Tel. 3-1738 :gg MILCZYNSKI, PHYLLIS SI-IIPREK, MARY ANN :QI 811 Chestnut St.-Mishawgka Ind. 2126 Lincoln Way West lt.: Tel. 5-7216 Tel. 2-3214 gg, MROCZKIEWICZ, JEAN SOBIECH, EUGENE :QI 424 S. Kenmore St. 2725 Westmoor Rd. 131 Tel. 2-1282 Tel. 2-3657 1-ji NAFRADI, JACQUELINE STANKIEWICZ, WANDA lj: 1231 W. Napier St. 1225 W. Grace St. 14, Tel. 7-8531 Tei. 7-7173 lg: I. NIEZGODSKI, DONALD STEVENS, DONALD ip: 1150 N. Johnson St. 501 N. Studebaker St. 1-'I Tei. 4-6704 Tel. 2-7500 :il NOVINICH, LORRAINE TOTH, SYLVIA :Cjl 522 Phillipa Si- 601 S. Mayflower Rd. 42: Tel. 2-4244 Tel. 7-1828 1111 NOWICKI. MARY ANN VAN GOEYE, ADOLPHINE Ig.: 606 S. Falcon St. 302 S. Chicago St. :Qu Tei. 2-0206 Tel. 3-2392 751 1,1 NOWIOKI, MARVIN VAN OVERBERGHE, RENE LI: 1245 Van Buren St. R. R. 2, Box 298 lj: Tel. 4-3708 Crumstown 7-0057 :nil OPOKA, MARILYN VAN OVERBERGHE, VIRGINIA :Pl 1013 N. Brookfield Sr. 1825 Prairie Avenue lp: Tel. 4-5141 Tel. 7-5556 Lf: PAJAKOWSKI, CHRISTINE VAN VYNCKT, IRJENE lj: 436 S. Brookfield St. R. R. 2, Hickory Road :QI Tel- 4-6337 Tel. 2-0941-Mishawaka, Ind, Q: PIASECKI, SHIRLEY WEDDLE, KAREN 111: 702 S. Phillipa Sn. 321 N. St. Louis Blvd. In Tel. 3-0363 Tex. 4-8491 :PI PINTER, JOAN WEGNER, OLARIOE :Zjl 706 S. Phiiupa Sr. 1207 W. Thom-as sr. ig.: Tel. 3-7453 Tel. 7-6743 15: PLUTA, JOHN WIDAWSKI, DONALD 1:21 2121 W. Roger St. 613 N. 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Y ,- 4 -fn 1 - .-.- , f r' J, f s LZ ' -1 .lf . . .5 I. 1 A I ' ' K.-., 1, 5.1 -' , .,. Aw., T. 1' .P C ' LJ Q :gf-x F I KLM 1'l11lSl'HlZ5r'I1'1Tu I I 1'AM'o'.YfWMiK!7il'WPKiZ5f11iZH'Jl3lTlh!'YJP4'1'CffJhSVJlIfl'NfK-?.l'irZW'f?2ilHK!i93!XSlYill'.iI.'!?9iKL . ' J Uruth tu inrluainz nf all the utrtura, tu nlhzr than anna m' arlgnnln, unit like rharitg. mm-2 anrient than manktnh. A. I. Alrntt THE MOST REVEREND IOHN F. NOLL, D. D. Sending a blessing to the faculty and students of South Bend Catholic on the occ-asion of its Silver Jubilee, I am, Yours sincerely in Christ, + J. F. NOLL Bishop of Fort Wayne Page Nine The Reverend tanis aus Gruza, C. Q Page Ten FOUNDER A hlessage From the Founder On the occasion of this grand celebration of the Silver Jubilee of the South Bend Catholic High School, I extend my deepest esteem and re- spect to the past and present staffs of teachers, both Sisters and Priests, for their heroic sacrificeg my congratulations to all the Polish parishes and their spiritual Leaders for the co-operation they have shown in maintaining the Institution: and G0d's choicest blessings to all the or- ganizations, societies and individual citizens, who in any way, whether morally or materially, have contributed to its success. May God bless the South Bend Catholic High School and its ardent and faithful sup- porters. April 26, 1953 Chicago, Illinois. REVEREND S. A. GRUZA, C.S.C THE STORY SOUTH BEND CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL Sanctify them in truth fJohn XVII, 173 To the numerous souls who had followed the Divine Master throughout the ages, this prayerful desire of the Saviour had become His urgent appeal for apostolic laborers, who would work for the sanc- tification of others through prayer, sacrifice and teaching. Our religious leiders and teachers ans- wered this call by dedicating themselves to the sub- lime mission of g-aining souls for Christ, sanctify- ing them through Catholic Education. VVhile we observe the twenty-fifth anniversary of this school's existence, it seems in order to mention: home and in the grammar school. It was here that the religious and the educational aspects were cor- related with the training and developing of cultural abilities and ideals so close to the heart of every Pole. It was obvious that youth from these schools could derive much benefit and inspiration, if given the opportunity to draw further from sources im- bued with this spirit. The possibilities for such opportunities were to be realized in September, 1928, when the Reverend Stanislaus A. Gruzn, C.S.C., decided that the time has come .... a Catholic High School was to be Foreground-St. Hedwig High, the original S. B. C. H. Background-St. Hedwig Elementary School which housed some of the classes due to lack of space in the high school. and gratefully acknowledge all that the Good Lord has accomplished through His ministers and serv- ants, and likewise to include fa brief historical sketch of this school-the Alma Mater, through whose unassuming portals hundreds of young men and women have passed into all walks of life. For many years, those who understood youth and the responsibilities of life, observed with regret that so many of our boys and girls were deprived of a Catholic High School education which would provide for a natural continuation of what was begun at started right there in his parish .... that same year .... With the devoted assistance of Sister M. Seve- rina, C.S.C., the principal, plans were discussed and final preparations made. The approval and the benediction of His Excellency, the Most Reverend John F. Noll, D.D., was received. Help and willing hands were summoned. And so, the pastor began to gradually realize a great noble ideal, an ideal, which seemed by far greater than the .means he had on hand to attain it. There was no building to call Page Eleven the high school building and funds, as usual, were low. However, a start was made. Some class- rooms in the grade school were set 'aside for the High School use and were equipped to meet the de- mands of the program. The school was named Saint Hedwig High School under the patronage of Our Lady of Victory. The first High School faculty consisted of: The Reverend Casimir J. Witucki, C.S.C., Sister M. Severina, C.S.C., Sister M. Christel- la, C.S.C., Sister M. Francella, C.S.C., and later Dr. B. J. Bolka, instructor in Health, and Mr. Albin Hosinski, instructor in the Commercial Department. The official opening took place on September 4, 1928. During the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass cele- brated by the Reverend Gruza. the faculty and the students prayed for God's blessings upon the whole enterprise. The Very Rev. Msgr. John Osadnik ad- dressed the student body during the school assembly, other speakers on this occasion were: The Reverend Witucki, assistant pastor, Mr. Clement S. Smogor and Mr. G. W. J. Kalczynski. The registration was held at the rectory. Tui- tion was one dollar per month. Thirty three fresh- men were enrolled. Classes were organized on the opening day and regular schedules for both the classical, college preparatory, and the commercial courses were arranged. That same year saw the organization of a Glee Club under the direction of Mr. C. F. Luzny. Volley Ball teams were organized for the girls and Football teams for the boys-Fa- ther Witucki was Athletic Director and conducted the Religion and the Latin classes. Mr. M. E. Fischer, was coach and instructor. The school grew - more space was needed! Adjacent to the elementary school stands a frame building, a relic dear to the people of St. Hedwig. Originally it served our pioneers -as a church and later, a school building. It has been called the cradle of learning since for many years almost everyone's education started there .... Plans were were made to remodel this building -and convert it into a temporary high school building. The South Bend Society, of the Polish National Alliance, do- nated a special fund for this purpose, other Polish organizations and local church societies raised funds for the equipment of the Science and the Commer- cial Department. The St. Hedwig Alumni Associa- tion and individual parishioners had given much time, labor and funds to advance the good work. This general enthusiasm and good will produced amazing results. The remodeled building gave the high school a typing room, a music room, a spacious study hall and an enlarged library. Page Twelve Soon the school won the 'approval of School City Administration and was ready to open a Sophomore class the following year, and later the Junior and the Senior classes. In the course of the year, the school was honored by distinguished guests and speakers from Notre Dame and elsewhere: The Very Rev. J. W. Dona- hue, C.S.C., the Very Rev. James E. Burns, C.S.C., and the Reverends Dr. S. F. Lisewski, C.S.C., Ray- mond Murch, C.S.C., Dr. A. Hope, C.S.C., Eugene Burke, C.S.C,, Cornelius Laskowski, C.S.C., J. Dil- lon, Diocesan Supervisor of schools, and others. The second year saw an additional enrollment of students, and the third a doubled enrollment SISTER M. SEVERINA, C.S.C. First Principal , It was during this year that athletics were fully or- ganized under the direction of Father Witucki and Mr. Sigmund Sadlowski as coach. Games were scheduled with other high schools of the city and out of town games were played. The entire student body participated in the games and -accompanied the Lions to cheer them to victory. By the fourth year we had an enrollment of one hundred and seventy six students. The school ac- creditation was obtained in this year. Dr. F. E. Al- len, Superintendent of the South Bend Public Schools, and 'Mr. G. Murray, representative of the State Department of Public Instruction, of Indiana- polis, visited the school and found it well equipped and in good order, therefore worthy of accredit- ment . This important step forward strengthened the school's scholastic standing. Came June, 1932 .... preparations were being .made for the first graduation at St. Hedwig High! We read in the Sunday Visitor of that great occa- sion: The city of South Bend was touched to the heart, seeing its dreams realized, when 'after four years of hard labor St. Hedwig's High School grad- uated its first seniors .... The ceremonies of gra- duation began Sunday morning, June 5, at 7:30 o'clock, when nineteen students wearing caps and govims marched up the aisle to the solemn tune of a march played by Professor Luzny. The Solemn good wholesome life, On the other hand, Prof. Manion directed his remarks chiefly to the parents, who by their sacrifices made this commencement possible. He complimented the school on its suc- cess in graduating the first senior class, and ad- vised the students, as well as the Polish people, in general, to cling to their customs and culture for from an atmosphere like this sprang the independ- ence of the colonies and the Constitution of the Uni- ted States,' he said. Another distinguished guest speaker was the Hon. Thaddeus Bujnowski, acting Consul of the Re- Lmpu -wrist., . .ws - . - THE GRADUATES OF 1932 - High 'Mass was celebrated, alter which the Bacca- laureate sermon was preached by Rev. Anthony Zu- bowicz, C.S.C., who spoke on Higher Education and cautioned the graduates to be true to the ideals in- stilled in them during the four years at their Alma Mater. Class night was observed at 8:15 on Monday night in the parish auditorium, Prominent speakers were: The Rev. Dr. S. F. Lisewski, C.S.C., and Professor Clarence E. Manion of Notre Dame. The former, speaking to the graduates, stressed the im- portance of education and character in leading a public of Poland, and Prof. Stanislaus Galazka, Educational Instructor of the Polish Ministry of Education in Warsaw, Poland .... In addressing the graduates they praised the national spirit, the loyalty to both Poland -and America, which they said prevails in the small wooden building.-St. Hedwig High School. The teachers who assisted so successfully in building up the first Catholic High School were: Sisters Francella, Christella, Agnetta, Danielita, Angelus, Anthony M-ary, 'Mirriarn Rita, Francis Gabriel, Joan Elizabeth and the Reverend Casimir J. Witucki, C.S.C. Page Thirteen To Sister M. Severina, C.S.C., during these four struggling years as principal and teacher, is due much of the success. It is her untiring energy, keeness of foresight and great zeal, with which she undertook her duties in the High School, that steer- ed the sm .ll institution through the first four years of its existence. In September, 1932, Mr. Cesare Janisheske be- came coach of the Football team, through his ef- In-F mimi .3'... Reverend Reverend F. X. Luzny, C.S.C. B. J. Szturzko, C.S.C. forts the team was led to success and prominence resulting in the winning of the city championship that year. He also taught classes, others who helped teaching during these first years were: Mrs. John Paczesny, in charge of the Domestic Sci- ence Departmentg Mr. Anthony Kuharich, in- structor in English, Draniatics and Orchestra, anal later Mr. Wm Paege, also director of orchestra. Mrs. Helen Slominski, Mr. Louis WVoodka and Miss Marie Buczkowski had also given much of their time and talent directing and teaching the students Music and Dramatics. The parishioners of St. Hed- wig 'and their friends always welcomed vocal and musical programs for in these talent and much abili- ty were displayed. Oratorical contests we1'e arranged at certain in- tervals by the student organizations: Platonian Club, Sh. kespearcan Club, Conrad Club, Reymont Club, Mickiewicz Club-the students were thus given an opportunity for public speaking -and cultural advancement. In 1934, Father Gruza was transfered. In part- ing, he expressed his deep appreciation to all who helped to make the High School a reality. He en- treated that they keep up this great work for God's greater honor and glory. Father Gruza was suc- ceeded by the Rev. Francis X. Luzny, C.S.C., who Paage Fourteen Llc: his predecessor loved youth and gave himself unsparingly to the advancement of their education. At this time, Father Witucki was given a new assignment. His zealous work in organizing -and e- quipping the school, and later in conducting classes and directing athletics entitle him to .much credit for the success of the school. Father Witucki was succeeded by the Rev. S. Jankowski, C.S.C., who took over his duties with the usual earnestness of his apostolic soul. The general financial depression of the next few years was felt keenly by most institutions. It was felt more so, by our school whose material upkeep has always been a special concern of all its direc- tors. With the growth of enrollment, there was also the growth of activities and this meant in- creased expenditures. It was obvious that the fi- nancial maintenance of the school could no longer de- pend upon the donations and resources of one parish only. Yet, be wh-at may, there was the popular de- mand that St. Hedwig High continue its work for the good of our youth. The matter was referred to the Polish American Civic Committee composed of fifty-eight Polish organizations of South Bend and Mishawaka. Here it was decided that the four lo- cal parishes share in this responsibility of financial- ly maintaining the school. It was at this time that the South Bend Catholic High School Board of Trustees was formed with the following members Reverend Reverend C. J. Witucki, C.S.C. S. A. Jankowski, C.S.C. as directors: Rev. F. X. Luzny, C.S.C., Pastor of St. Hedwig, School Director, Rt. Rev. Msgr. John Osadnik, Pastor of St. Adalbert Parishg Rev. S. J. Gorka, C.S.C., Pastor of St. Casimir Parish, Rev. Stanislaus Kuszynski, C.S.C., Pastor of Stanis- laus Parish, Mr. J. S. Buczkowski, Presidentg Mr. Chester Lisck, Vice-President: Miss Cornelia H. Krsnierek, Secretary, Mr. B. P. Minczewski, Trea- surerg Mr. Edward Kowalski, Mr. Peter A. Beczkie- wiez, Mrs. Cecilia Szulczyk, Mr. Bert Pejza, Mrs. Helen Slominski, M:'. Ladislaus Jaroszewski, Mrs. Helen Zwierzynski, Mr. Leo J. Chlebowski, and Mr. XVojciech Wiatrowski. The Board arranged for drives, campaigns, and various activities throughout the city. The united efforts and mutual determina- tion not only made the existence of the school pos- sible, but also helped its general progress. The Summer of 1937 brought a change of the teaching staff. The Sisters of the Congregation of Holy Cross were succeeded by the Sisters of the Congregation of the Resurrection who assumed all some good news was relayed .... there was a pos- sibility of acquiring the Laurel or Pulaski School. The acting Committee headed by the Rev. S. Jan- kowski had taken things in hand and shortly after, the prospect of leasing the building became a reality on August 15, the least of Our Lady. The South Bend Tribune of August 16, 1938, had the following mention regarding this transaction: The Pulaski lL aurelb Public School was leased by the School Board for a fifty year period as new qiarters for St. Hedwig High School. The official ,ormality of presenting the building to the Board of Directors was connected with the de- dication ceremonies. A senior student, Miss Loretta Ruszkowski, records these events in the Victorian of 1939, as follows: The Dedication of the New High School .... An enthusiastic and triumphant group The Laurel School which was converted to South Bend Catholic High duties at St. I-IedWig's. The first High School staff of this congregation consisted of: Sister Pauline Agnes, C.R., Superior and Principal, Sister Stanis- laus, Sister Theresa, Sister M. Catherine and Sister Dorothea. Classes were resumed in September. The scho- lastic and the athletic programs remained much. the same as in the preceeding years. Due to the increased enrollment, a new problem arose . . . a need for more classrooms and better ac- commodations. A general interest was awakened and inquiries were made. Within a few weeks, of two thousand individuals assembled before the former Pulaski Girls' Prevocational School on Sun- day, September 11, 1938, to witness the official pre- sentation of the school to the Polish American Cen- tr..l Civic Committee and take part in the dedication preceeded by a street parade which marked the opening of the day's ceremonies .,.. It was a day of which every student dreamed and talked, but far was it from the students' expectations that the dream would be so soon materialized. Thus, it was joyous faces that Mr. Allen, Superintendent of South Bend Public Schools saw when he placed with sin- cerest wishes the building in custody of the Centra- la, and expresed his belief that soon the Poles would purchase this structure, now leased for fifty years . . . . The Very Rev. 'Msgr. Osadnik blessed the in- Page Fifteen VIEW-LlLF.Mr- 4 .Q', ', H1 1V.S:!l l1 '.Z fhQ.iMi-L03 2'-I' -W Tp' A11 gr f ' 'V ' I A 'L .CQ N S. 1-.N-T .p .,g. ' 1 M, . ff 4 . 1, ,m ,-, A terior of the building, assisting him were Rev. Fran- cis Luzny, Rev. S. Jankowski, Rev. S. Gorka, Rev. S. Kuszynski. Important speakers of the day were: Msgr. Osadnik and the Rev. S. Kuszynski, also :Ex- M-ayor, George W. Freyermuth, who aided in get- ting this building for our youth, Dr. B. J. Bolka, who at that time was Chairman of the School Board and Mr. J. S. Buczkowski, President of Centrala, who said that Religion should be a part of -a child's education. The program began with patriotic zeal shown by the raising of the American flag, it ended with a sincere prayer by Msgr. Osadnikf' And so, the St. Hedwig High School was moved to its new quarters . . . the name was changed to South Bend Catholic High School, under the patron- age of Our Lady of Victory. Moving from one school to the other was a thrilling and exciting ex- perience, but the most touching scene was the car- rying of the beloved statue of Our Lady of Victory, by the students from the old school to the new with songs and prayers of devotion and loyalty to their Queen and Mother. Sister Pauline Agnes, the principal, and the faculty spared no efforts, time and labor to organize the classrooms and arrange the school program- classes were resumed on schedule. To aid the High School in the financial needs the Ladies Aid Society of the S.B.C.H., known now as the Parent-Teachers Association, was organized under the direction of the principal, Sister Pauline Agnes. Mrs. Frances Strauss was elected first President, Mrs. H. Zwierzynski, Vice-President. Mrs. Catherine Wesolowski, Recording Secretary, Mrs. Louise Wozniak, Financial Secret-ary, Miss Stella Ciesielski, Treasurer, and Mrs. Eva Gorka, Publici- ty Chairman. The members of this association have always given most generously of their time -and labor-social activities were planned and funds were raised. It is with deep gratitude that we rc- call the self-sacrificing work and effort that was required to equip the Library with new steel shelv- ing, additional books and supplies: the Cafeteria with t-ables and equipment, the Science Department with tables and instrumentsg the Commercial De- partment with more typewriters and supplies. The noble work begun by the pioneer members is still carried on with great devotion toward the school. May the Good Lord reward them! Page Sixteen On November 14, 1939, the faculty and students were highly honored by a visit of the Most Reverend Bishop John F. Noll. The honor and privilege was theirs again when in June His Excellency had taken part in the Senior Graduation Ceremony and dis- tributed diplomas to the Class of 1939. The Rever- end John Cavanaugh, C.S.C., delivered the Com- mencement Address. The ceremony took place in the St. Hedwig Parish Auditorium. This was the Eighth Annual Comniencementithe most impres- sive and memorable in the history of the school. The Reverend Mother Teresa Kalkstein, C.R., Superior General of the Sisters of the Resurrection, who had been here from Rome, was our distinguish- ed guest visitor in the High School in January, 1940. The students were honored and privileged to hear her message in the School Auditorium. December 7, 1941-Pearl Harbor Attack ..... War! Our graduates and students responded to their country's call, some enlisted, others were Very Reverend Monsignor IGNATIUS J. GAPCZYNSKI drafted into service. South Bend Catholic High was proud to display her Service Flag with one hundred and twenty nine blue stars, new stars being added as the months passed on. Those who remained at home and school also served by praying and par- ticipating in charitable and social affairs, bringing aid to our boys and to the victims of war. Some blue stars turned into gold when four of our stu- dents lost their lives- killed in action at Guadal canal was Bernard Howland, U.S.M.C. ,.... some- where in the Pacific -Chester Guzicki A.A.F, W-al- ter Ciesielski ,U.S.A., John Lindorf, U.S.A., and Steve Molnar, U.S.A. Let us keep their names in our prayerful memories . . . . The first number of the Hi-Lite our school paper, appeared in October. 1944. It is published monthly. The paper had .met with great success winning first honor rating of the Catholic Press Association. The editori-al policies of the initial issues are kept up: the paper retains its Catholic friendly spirit. In March, 1946, S. B. C. H. was privileged to hear the Rev. Patrick Peyton, C,S.C., introducing his Crusade of the Rosary. The students responded wholeheartedly and promised their earnest support in spreading this beautiful devotion. The Family Ros-ary has become a part of our school-family spi- rit. The Rosary is recited every day during the noon intermission. The Reverend Boleslaus J. Sztuczko, C.S.C., be- came pastor of St. Hedwig, and director of South Bend Catholic High in 1946. Father Sztuczko has carried the financial burdens of the High School for all these years, and was 'always sincerely interested in the progress of the school. June, 1948-saw the largest graduating class in the history of the school-eighty three seniors. The students joined St. Adalbert's Parish in re- joicing and congratulating their pastor, the Very Reverend Msgr. I. J. Gapczynski, who had been elevated to the rank of Papal Chamberlain. Msgr. I. Gapczynski has been a member of the Board of Directors of S.B.C.H. for years, his interest in youth and the problems of their education keeps him close to our school. S. B. C. H. Further Progress Since the next few years had very much in com- mon, the leading activities of these recent times will be summarized under the given headings in the following pages Music - As years went on, S.B.C.H extended its educational program by including Music, Art and Dramatics into its curriculum. The Glee Clubs under the direction of Sister Mary Grace, CR., and Sister Marie Lillian, C.R., and the Orchestra direct- ed by Mr. S. Gaska had given the individual student a valuable training and at the same time had given the school a very desirable and popular service, since they were frequently called upon to furnish music for the various entertainments during the year. Art - The financial help of the Chopin's Arts Club organized in South Bend by Mrs. Helen Slo- minski, made it possible for the school to open an Art Department. The occasional art displays re- veal unusual talents and keen interest in this field. Dramatics -- Dramatic performances always play an important part in the school program. Year in and year out, the entire school looks forward to the senior plays . . . and, for added interest and emulation .... the Senior Play in a double cast! It seems that the school year would be incomplete without the seniors presenting their skill and tal- ents along the theatrical lines, be it 'a serious dra- ma or an entertaining and lively comedy, the pre- sentations are fully appreciated and enjoyed by all. Much talent for the senior plays is discovered in the usual class assemblies held during the previous years. Oratorical Contests - To provide opportunities for public speaking, oratorical contests continued with this added new aspect that the students coni- pete with other High Schools in the city. Those who won special recognition in Speech Contests sponsored by the American Legion Oratorical Con- tests were: George Aranowski, Robert Kaminski, Emilie Adamski, Lorraine Cudowski, J. Bukowski, Vincent Weddle, Mary Lou Cudowski, James Man- kowski. Some of the above mentioned had been frequently heard over the W.S.B.T. on the Town Meeting Panel. Winners in the Junior T. B. Christmas Seal Con- Page Seventeen tests We1'e: Gertrude Chelniiniak, Anita Slomin- ski, and Tom Beczkiewicz. Ray Kurowski and Joan Polmaniawards from South Bend Veterans of Foreign Wars. Mary Taberski-American Legion Womens' Aux- iliary. Emilie Adamski, Dolores Meuleman and Ted Chw-alek--Studebaker C.I.O. Patricia Michalski-South Bend Mishawaka In- ternational Relations Council. Donald Laskowski, Mary Jane Schoen and Arthur Perry-Notre Dame Historic-al Club. Thomas Beczkiewicz Columbia Scholastic Press S. B. C. S. B. Catholic's sports history is filled with thrill- ing nioments of tense and brilliant play. Our team, with splendid coaching and student support, has given the school recognition. The Lions were sportsmen in the truest sense both in victory and in defeat. No game is complete Without the loyal and wholeheartecl support of our naturally gifted Var- sity and B Team Cheerleaders . . . the grand school spirit and the flow of energy that went out with their yells and cheers . . . just did wonders . . . cheering the Lions to Victory! Some high-lights recorded in S.B.C.H. Athletic Ilistory: 1937 - Lions grasped the City Championship of the City of South Bend having defeated Riley High School by a score of 14-6. 1940 - Lions beat Andy Pilney's powerful Little Giants of Weber High of Chicago, 26-6. Lions beat St. Mary's Desplaines, Chicago. 25-7 . Lions beat Assumption High, Canada, 13-0. Lions beat St. Elizabeth High, Chicago, 28-7. 1943 - Capt. Richard Podell wins All City honors. 1947 - Fighting Lions captured the City Catholic Chiairpionship by tfillying to a 26-0 Victory! Boy! What a game! Capt. Stanley Przestwor-Center, First Team Tribune All Twin City Team. The first player in the history of S. B. parochial school to attain this honor. 1948 - The Marozsan Trophy was presented to the S.B.C.H. Football Stars. 1951 - Don Kovach awarded All Twin City honors as outstanding fullback in 1950. Page Eighteen Association and National Tuberculosis Association. Leo Ciesielski, Joan DeCocq, Virginia Gorski American Legion Pulaski Post 357. Other social and civic activities in which the stu- dents participated were: Rotary Club Kiwanis Club Student Forum Junior Red Cross South Bend Youth Council Junior T.B. League Junior Round Table of Christians and Jews Boys' State - Girls' State W.S.B.T. Radio Programs Atlileties KIVVANIS AVVARD VVINNERS THROUGHOUT THE YEARS Football .... Jack Gorski Leonard Kapsa .Eugene Ladewski Edward Rzepka Stanley Przestwor Charles Maternowski Basketball .... Andy Kazmierzak John Hosinski Basketball . . . . Jack Piechowicz Leonard Buszkiewicz Jim Ryback Ray Plencner Don Kovach Jerry Dewey Jim Carter Ronald Hosinski Jim Fischer Ray Krol OUTSTANDING PLAYERS Ed Szajko Edmund Dulcet Charles Maternowski Ted Sobieralski Arthur Pianowski Edwin Dobrzykowski .Edwin Mendlikowski Bernard Czyzewski Art Czasnowski Bob Kaminski Bob Kuminecz Jim Lewinski Don Kovach Clem Urbanski Jerry Plencner Ray Krol Bill Lochmondy David Fujawa Al Wroblewski Dick King Don Buczynski WINNERS OF Most Valuable Linemen . . . Stanley Nowak Richard Podell Ernest Pajakowski Ray Nowak Most Valuable Backs . . Clem Szymanski Ed Urbanski Frank Kaniewski TROPHIES Leo Budzinski Stanley Przestwor Vince Koziatek John Jurek Harry Bankowski Chet Salwowski Don Kovach 1953 - September-- Lions of South Bend Catholic High and Indians of Central Catholic High merge into one team: The Orphans a name assumed just temporarily. Mr, Francis Curran and Mr. George Kelly are the new coaches. What is best in both teams - will carry on the Sports History of these South Bend Catholic High Schools. S. B. C. H. Catllolic Icleals Ever irindful of Christ's appeal, Sanctify them in truth, ' and inspired by their motto, Charity and '1'ruth the faculty of South Bend Catholic High has left nothing undone that could foster the education of youth in compliance with the directives of Pope Pious XI, in His Encyclical Letter on Christian Edu- cation o- Youth. lDivini Illius Magistril The proper and immediate end of Christian education is to co-operate with divine grace in forming the true and the perfect Christian . . . For precisely this reason, Christian education takes in the whole aggregate of human life, physical and spiritual, intellectual and moral, individual, domestic, and social, not with a view of reducing it in any way, but in order to ele- vate, regulate and perfect it, in accordance with the example and teaching of Christ! In our school curricula we have the provisions or exactly these objectives. The intellectual, so- ciil and physical growth of the students is con- siderecl and provided for in correlation with the moral and religious training - all a part of the school program. Religious instructions find ex- pression in practical living, in the liturgical and the devotional practices throughout the school year. Liturgical seasons are given due attention and liv- ing in the spirit of the liturgy is greatly encour- aged. Some religious practices and devotions held in our school throughout the school year are: The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass offered in the provisional chapel of the school auditorium--here the students and the faculty pray united as a large Christian family . . . First Friday Devotions - Holy Com- munion and Mass .... Consecration to the Sacred Heart of Jesus and to the Immaculate Heart of Mary ..... October Devotions-Rosary and Bene- diction every day .... Spiritual Check-Up: Three Day Retreat lor all the students .... Special Day of Recollection for the Seniors .... Ring Day Cere- mony ..... May Devotions - the Procession and the May Crowning ..... Senior Graduation Day- a beautiful and impressive Church ceremony. To have an opportunity of attending a Catholic High School is indeed a blessing, since it is here that education consists essentially in preparing man for what he must be and for what he must do here below, in order to attain the sublime end for which he was created. .... lChristian Educ. of Youthj The accomplishments and the successes of South Bend Catholic High had been made possible by the contributed devoted services of its: Directors: The Reverend Stanislaus Gruza, C.S.C. The Reverend Francis X. Luzny, C.S.C. The Reverend Boleslaus A. Sztuczko, C.S,C. Religion Instructors and Athletic Directors: The Reverend Casimir Witucki, C.S.C. The Reverend Sigismund Jankowski, C.S.C. The Reverend Michael Jednakowski, C.S.C. The Reverend Leo Wojciechowski, C.S.C. The Reverend Edgar Szymanski, C.S.C. The Reverend Joseph Rogusz, C.S.C. The Reverend Casimir Grabarz. C.S.C. Page Nineteen Principals: Sister Sister Sister Sister Sister M. Severina, C.S.C. Pauline Agnes. C.R. Marcella, C.R. Gregory, C.R. Eugene, C.R. Sister M. Dolores, C.R. Sister Lucille, C.R. Coaches: Mr. M. Fisher Mr. Clem Fiwek Mr. S. Sadlowski Mr. G. Basker Mr. C. Janesheski Mr. M. Burnell Mr. M. Lentsch Mr. R. Friend Mr. J. Strnad Mr. J. G. Leary Mr. M. Kaczm-arek Mr. F. Curran The Faculty: The Religious and the Lay Instructors who taught here during the past twenty five years .... Certainly, much more could and should h-ave been written about each phase and activity, about groups and individuals who played very important parts in the school's existence and contributed to the general success, but, neither time nor space was alloted to make this possible, So, we close with an earnest prayer that God in His way reward all who had supported this great work morally or material- ly .... May He grant abundant fruition to all these labors and efforts ..... M-ay the good here untold live in the hearts of all ..... May it spread the kingdom of Love and Peace of Him Who is THE LIFE, THE TRUTH and THJE WAY. l X .J KJ ,Sf Page Twenty x ' i ea- I. -'Y-N - THE GRADUATES OF 1953 - STATE OF INDIANA EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT INDIANAPOLIS SILVER IUBILEE FELICITATIONS FOR: WHEREAS, WHEREAS, WHEREAS, NOW THEREFOR SEAL E, TO THE FACULTY AND STUDENTS OF SOUTH BEND CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL: TO ALL TO WHOM THESE PRESENTS MAY COME, GREETING: SOUTH BEND CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL CEDEBRATES IN 1953 THE TWENTY-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY OF ITS FOUNDING2 AND SOUTH BEND CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL HAS THROUGHOUT THE PAST TVVENTY-FIVE YEARS AFFORDED HUNDREDS OF OUR YOUTH OF INDIANA AN OPPORTUNITY FOR EDUCA- TIONg AND A TRULY EDUCATED CITIZENRY IS THE BULWARK OF OUR DEMOCRATIC FORM OF GOVERNMENT! I, GEORGE N. CRAIG, GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF INDIANA, DO EXTEND TO THE FACULTY, THE STUDENT BODY, PAR- ENTS AND ALUMNI OF SOUTH BEND CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL, OUR MOST SINCERE FIELICITATIONS ON THIS TWENTY-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I HAVE HJERE- UNTO SET MY HAND AND CAUSED TO BE AF- FIXED THE GREAT SEAL OF THE STATE OF INDIANA, AT THE CAPITOL, IN THE CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS, THIS 24 DAY OF APRIL, 1953. Signed GEORGE N. CRAIG Governor of Indiana Page Twenty one Faculty Sister Luciiic Sister M. Benidna Principal Sophomore Sponsor Typing II Shorthand I-II Office Practice Sister Ttieopliane Sister Mary Amafa Senior Sponsor Senior Sponsor Sociology - Civics English American History Latin I- II English - Religion Religion Page Hi-Lite Advisor Twenty-two Victorian Advisor Sister lxiary Ancilla Junior Sponsor Biology English Religion Rod Cross Advisor Sister Elizabeth Therese Freshman Sponsor acuity Sister Diary LCU11 ani Librarian Polish I - II Religiin Vocation Moderator Sister Pauline Agnes Sophonmre Sponsor Alggi-bra Coiiiiiu-Niall Math Vx'u1'lLl History H1-ligion Sister Theresa Frm-slnnan Sponsor U. 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B Youth Council 43 1P1'esidentl3 Junior Round Table of Chris- tians and Jews, 1Co-Chair- lllflllk Rotary Representative3 Boys' State 33 Showcase 1Di- l'OCtOl'lQ Cantata 1Directorl3 Victorian Editor! Human Re- lations Institute 3. 43 C.S.P.A. Convention 3, 43 N.S.P.A. Con- vention 43 Senior Play. xi., Virginia Baciowsizi Polish Play 1, 23 Showcase 33 Cantata 43 Glee Club 1, 3. Page Twenty-seven ew, Alice Botiea Showcase 33 Cantata 43 Glee Club 1. 33 Victorian. X. S11EUfOI1 BOUCIICBH Showcase 33 Cantata 43 Glee Club 1, 33 Hi-Lite. A Mary Alice Buciny Showcase 3, Cantata 4, Glee Club 33 Senior Play. Mary Alice Buizowsiei Patricia Carroll Civitan Representative 43 Po- Treasurer 13 Social Chairman lish Play 13 Showcase 33 Can- 33 Cheerleader 43 Showcase 33 tata 43 Glee Club 3. Cantata 43 Glee Club 1. 33 Page Twenty-eight Victorian3 Senior Play 2, 4. ll. Elaine Cllmiel Showcase 33 Cantata 43 Glee Club 33 Hi-Lite3 Senior Play. Dorothy Ciesielslai Showcase 33 Cantata 43 Glee Club 1, 33 Hi-Liteg Senior Play. l ,Q 93 .gif Jinl Fischer Social CllL1ll'lll'aH 33 Student Council 23 Showcase 33 Can- tata 43 Basketball 1. 2. 3, 43 Football 33 Senior Play. Diary Ann Clmrustowslzi Secretary 43 Polish Play 1, Sliowcase 33 Cantata 43 Glee Club 1, 33 Hi-Litc3 Senior Play. X l Tl'16I6Sd GHJGCZ Social Chairman 43 Polish Play 13 Showcase 33 Cantata 43 Glee Club 1. Page Twenty-nine 5 ax: Norbert Gapczynsizi Football 2, 3, 43 Basketball 13 Baseball Mgr. 13 Intra-murals 2. 33 Polish Play 13 Showcase 33 Cantata 43 Senior Play. x ' S c I X Dorothy Janlzowslzi Treasurer 1, 23 Secretary 43 Showcase 33 Cantata 43 Glee Club 1, 3. Page Thirty Virginia Hartwick Showcase 33 Cantata 43 Glee Club 1, 33 Victoriang Senior Play. LCOIIEIIJ GIOII Social Chairman 33 Student Council 23 Football 3, 43 Bas- ketball 2, 33 Polish Play 1, 23 Showcase 33 Cantata 43 Senior Play3 Prom Chairman. Elaine Ianlzowslzi Showcase 33 Cantata 43 Sen- ior Play. Leonard Ianlzowslzi President 43 Student Council 25 Basketball 2. 33 Intra-murals 13 Showcase 33 Cantata 43 Hi- Lite Editorg Senior Play. Phyllis Kanclzierslzi Treasurer 2, 33 Showcase 33 Cantata 43 Glee Club 1, 33 Human Relations Institute 43 Hi-Lite: Senior Play I . ...vf 1 1' Jeanette Karaszewslzi S. B. Youth Council 4 case 33 Cantata 43 Student Council 23 Glee Club 33 N.S. P.A. Convention 43 Victorian3 Hi-Liteg Senior Playg Prom Chairman. S as 2 'I Dorothy Lee Jones Show case 33 Cantata 43 Glec Club 1, 33 Hi-Lite, Ricliarcl KRIIDOIIHSIZI President 43 Fighting 69th Captain -13 Football 33 Intra- murals 33 Showcase 3: Can- tata 43 Rotary Representativeg Senior Play. Page Thirty-one J v. Francis Kasprzalz Football 3, 43 Basketball 23 Intramurals 33 Showcase 33 Kiwanis Rep1'esentative3 Sen- ior Play3 Prom Chairman. iv Harriette Kil Vice-President 13 Secretary 33 Social Chairman 2, 43 Polish Play 1. 23 Showcase 33 Can- tata 43 Glee Club 13 33 Hi- Liteg Senior Play. Page Thirty-two we -fi Xxx Janet Kenclziorslzi Showcase 3: Cantata 43 Glee Club 3. l akin... Mary Ann Kazmierczalz Student Council 23 Showcase 33 Cantata 43 Glee Club 33 Co- editor Hi-Lite3 Senior Play. nk, sw Richard Kincli: President 33 Vice-President 2' Kiwanis Representative3 In: tramurals 33 Showcase 33 Gan- tata 4. Dorothy Kuminecz Human Relations Institute 35 Showcase 35 Cantata 45 Polish Play 15 Victorian. Ray Krol .M 'XX 'N Alvina Laslzowslzi Showcase 35 Cantata 45 Glee Club 35 Victorian. President 25 Vice-President 15 Social Chairman 3, 45 Kiwanis Representative5 Football 2, 3. 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Showcase 35 Cantata 4. 'N Marlene Lisieclzi Patricia Luczynslzi Polish Play 1, 35 Showcase 35 Polish Play 1, 25 Showcase 35 Cantata 45 Glee Club 1, 35 Cantata 45 Glee Club 3. Senior Play. Page Thirty-three Marlene Dlarleiewicz Showcase 33 Cantata 43 Hi- Lite3 Senior Play. Phyllis Milczynski its V.-i- ' Ieann ette Meuleman Showcase 3: Cantata -13 Glee Club 3. Darlene Marlzowslzi Student Council 23 Showcase 33 Cantata -13 Hi-Lite. x Social Chairman 33 Student ' - Council 23 Polish Play 1, 23 Jean Mroczlzlewlcz Showcase 33 Cantata 43 Glee Polish Play 13 Showcase 33 Club 1, 33 Hi-Lite. Cantata 4. Page thirty-four I .If Jacqueline Nafracli Polish Play 13 Sliowcase 3: Cantata 4: Glee Club 1, 33 Vic- - torian. I X . .50 Lorraine Novinich T1'0ilSll1'6l' 1: Social Chairman 23 Cheerleader 3, BH: Cheer- leader 43 Showcase 33 Cantata 43 Glee Club 1, 33 N.S.P.A. Convention 5: Victorian: Sen- ior Play. Marvin Nowiclzi -1'9 v . .- i I f' - lVlary Ann Nowicl-zi Showcase 3: Cantata 43 Glee Club 33 N.S.P.A. Convention 43 Hi-Litn-3 Sonim' Play, Donald Niezgoelzlzi Showcase 35 Cantata 4. Page thirty-five lhillkiih K .Q V V -, .-VX' 'Q ' V, l. T: yy, ,Av . . - 4 .:, ,V 4, V,,'V,',,. vw .M-1-.-N z. nf V . Ax l. f V- V .' 1: 'V C' .ms-1 V 1. , ,1., .. VD .V,.N . , -an w. ' 'f 'N ff' Tas-TMI , j1.u,y.vVfV -' ,z.. 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A ' At - A12 .V ...Q ..,. 'Y' 4'. 'a.V V. -J: V. ' r. , K' ,.,:A,,4LV,, , 1 f,V'.r9'wnV .ip ', ' A -, ,',...e' V ' it V - V . V ,. V.. 211 V L ..,V X . v - VV V 'f :V , ' ,V .- . V V, ... u V, I V,.., , . u x V f w f . Q x Marilyn Olaolza Polish Play 1. 23 Showcase 33 Cantata 43 Gleo Club 13 Hi- Litcg Victorian. Christine Pajalzowslzi S. B. Youth Council 33 Show- case 33 Cantata 43 Glee Club 1, 3, C.S.P.A. Convention 45 Human Relations Institute 33 May Queen, Victoriang Senior Play. ,MJ Shirley Ann Piaseclzi VlC1.l-Pl'OSlClEllt 3, 45 Showcase 33 Cantata 43 Glec Club 1, 33 Victariiln. N-fu s..., ' Joan Pinter John Pluta Showcase 33 Cantata 4g Glee Showcase 33 Cantata 4, Club 1, 35 Hi-Liteg Senior Play. Page Thirty-six if Luella Przylnylinslzi Rita Rozyclzi Secretary 12 Showcase 33 Can- tata 43 Glee Club 3. James Ruui Cantata 43 Senior Playj Ki- wanis Representative. n . Mary lane Sclioen Salutatoriang Girls' State 33 Cantata 43 Showcase 33 Glee Club 13 Orchestra 33 Tribune Reporter 43 C.S,P.A. Conven- tion 4: May Queen's Attendant 43 Victorian: Senior Play. Polish Play 23 Showcase 33 Cantata 43 Glee Club 1, 3. E , ,.. 1 , , John Rzeszewslzi Treasurer 43 Basketball 2, 33 Intramurals 33 Showcase 3. Page Thirty-seven WCW we YP' i KX x-. . Diary Ann Slliprelz Polish Play 13 Showcase 33 Cantata -lg Glee Club 13 Hi- Lite. '23 he Wallda Stanl2iewiCZ Eugene Sobiecll President 23 Football 33 Bas ketball 2, 33 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Intra-murals 33 Showcase 3 Prom King3 Senior Play. Secretary 23 Treasurer 43 Showcase 33 Cantata 43 Glee Club 1. 33 Prom Queen: Hi- Lite' Senior Plav. Don Stevens President 2' Social Chairman Sylvia Toth 12 BHSKGVD-4111 1, 2. 31 SYIOW- Showcase 33 Cantata 43 Glee case 3. Page Thirty-eight Club 3. whiff Q- y it XJ J, Aclolpliine Van Goeye Secretary 33 Civitan Repre- sentative 45 C.S.P.A. Conven- tion 3, 43 N.S.P.A. Convention 43 Huiran Relations Institute 3, 45 Vocation-al Panel - Fort Wayne 43 Showcase 33 Canta- ta 43 Glee Club 1. 33 Vietoriang Senior Playg Prom Chairman. Clarice Wegner Showcase 35 Cantata 43 Glee Club 1, 3. Xl x x . Virgilliavallfbverloerglue Valeclietoviang Viee-President 2. 3, -ig Tyeasuroi' 1g Rell Cross 33 C1lL'LA1'lkxl1flL'1' 45 Showcase 33 Cantata -lg Glce Club 33 N.S. P.A. Convention A15 C.S.P.A. Cdnvention 43 Human Reli- tions Institute -15 May Queen Attendantg Hi-Lite: Victorian Assistant iEdito1'g Senior Play. i- j i. Rene Van flverlmerglle Soc-ial Cliairmaxn -lg Basket- . .1 S ., bill 1, 2, of .,lioxxw-use Q3 Cun- tatu 'lj Senior Play. in 1 , 1 X Kdfell Weddle Showcase 33 Cantata 13 Glee Club 1, 2, 3. Page Thirty-nine uv' X , Irene Xfan Vynclzt Glof- Club 1. 3: Cantata 43 Hi- Lite. Helen Wojciechowslei Marlelie Wisniewski Showcase 3: Cantata 43 Glee Club 1, 3, Donalcl Widawslzi Showcase 33 Cantata 4. Page Forty Treasurer 2: Polish Plav 1 Glee Club 1 3' Showcass 3' . . - 6 Cantata 43 Victorian. Donald Zyto Showcase 33 Cantata 4. In Qirtrmaprrt lit ia hath tu helirm' that fnur gram ham' pzumrh sinrr mr rutrrvh Smith Tlirnh Glzithulir. me merr Hume kihtf' thvu-milling, grt skrptirul -auxiuuz, get ai hit ufraih. iiiumruer, this grrrn1ie55 mann umrr nff, :mil thr lnuh Puthu- nizwm, fur mhirh mr mrrv untrh man mum rhzm- nvlrh tuumrhn rnmitrurtiur, if nut zmtnunhing. nhirrtiuw. Ehrme guuls mrrr uumrhnux ailmags rearhril, Burn thmigh many timvs, uurrmhrlming uhhh hah tu hr mirmuuntrh. Shun nur rvrnrh hnramr pruuil with nrhivurmrnts ut murth muh merit. 1325. Smith ilimih Glathnlir iuntillvil in 115 an inhumitahlr spirit. ai spirit mhirh murpt mi tn hrightn prruinuulg thnught unzittaiuahlv. ai apirit mhirh has prrpzirrh us tu mrrt thr rhallrngr nt thr murlh with fnrtituilr sinh rnnfihenrr. E. El. Page F We Meet Again -1?-.,, . V '. . r .5 H r!Y,L,,L,3M L 4w. T. mga 4 5' f' 1943, , x. H-xg X A J , 'ezfff Y ' 'V -, . Ai fi . f un u Qamiffii 4 ,age -It fi,-l 2 , ' if 3' J n 'jl'.:,ffF. 'f' ' D:fn,j'fJ aft N' 4:5551 1 L f :fer ' qt-5' ,f'.,-f -U 1 1 J ' ' ffl? ,. , I J' A 4 A, f 1' ,AE ' x ' 4 f ' X i,efjfM - Eg , I H . ' ---. ' 'v ,. 1 Mie,t. + . V. ' Fi - U X 2 ,. K QSFQQEE A it K M EM V QQ ' x Y' , . t F , 'A-. P dIru1lytnth2urrr2InfnInqurnrrauhnfuf11uz.th2haqiunI mural authnritg: it in the mmtmit uf HU aah life. A i. JT. Amir! IUNIORS ROOI11 Officers Sitting 1Left to Rightl: Lv- nore Makowski, Treasurer: VVal- demar Klota, Presidcntg Virginia Gorski, Vicv Prusident. Standing: Alice Kovacs. Social Chairmang Shirley Matthys, S0- cretaryg Norman Cwidak. Social Chairman. 'W JUN1oRs Room 105 Sitting Row l: 1Left to Rightl: Joan De Cocq. Carolyn Cilio, Shirley VVroblewski, Rose- iunriv Hagyo. Sitting Row 2: Clifford Oli- vier, Mary Ann Stachowski, Jo- anne Szymkowiak. Standing: David Fujawa, Ot- tilia Arch, Reynold Derda, Tho- mas Salata. Page Forty-five w Uhr Srnim' Gllann nf Smith Emil Cllathnlir High Srhnnl Smith mttifl, lnhiana prrzeniz Q ,Aff ' ' 'lic-'Few -' A, Jam ig' Y, 5. I4 ' my 'bf R-fri 6343 :1 LCN, -1.x ws Y.-. W - . A'-1 rgpl. .f.'s-Q,.'. fcf'1?2?1F V A 62:5 six mfs my .N W .1 S 'iw' 14,111 :L fl,-I-1fY'77 , ,qJ,jA,- ' :fx ' 1,155 I ' 1.',:1'.1 V Q, ff-fmi' ai , Sm-v. ag, 5 gy, Rui, 4 x 1 - I 4' xi ,Q any 5:- U' -X. '?T 2 fl 1 W1 V1 sa - , . fir . 32' n g fkfgg Mfg M efllixi I 'M 'I' ', '.1M.x'.f X -1. ,kzgfuf r' , 'T , 4.i3.U. lf' -.if L+ - , 1 1. , V. f: 4 pq- fx - 'W Q 41. -. 1 af. X ,fl JUNIORS Room 105 Sitting Row 1: 4Left to Righty: Christine Lukasiak, Cecelia Jurek. Theresa Bystry. Sitting Row 2: Edward Szat- kowski, Mary Kuczwara, Velma Williams, Barbara Sikorski, Tho- mas Radomski. Standing: Stanley Wieczorek Shirley Grzegorek, Ronald Prebys. Theresa Heinerich. Page Forty-six ,vi e IUNIORS Rooni 105 Sitting Rim' l: Left to Rightlg Antoinette Chelminiak. Rosemary Mrozinski, Marilyn Nagy, Theresa Wojciechowski. Sitting Row 2: Jean Nichol- as, James Rzeszewski. Shirley Lechtanski, Leo Ciesielski. Standing: Marlene Mni- chowski, Edward Kolaczyk, Leona Andrzej ewski, Harry Michalski. SOPHUMORES ROOIII Ufficers Sitting: lLeft to Right! John I-Iorth, President: Jeanette Budny, Social Chairman: Stella Niemier, Treasurer. Standing: Richard Niedbalski, Social Chairman: Don Buczynski, Vice Presidentg Betty Rogowski. Sf-cretary. 64' 4 SOPHOMORES ROOHI Officers Sitting: 4Left to Right James Makowski, Social Chairmflng Na- talee Goepfrich, President: Rich- ard Ciesielski. Vice Presidentg Mary Drnpinski, Secretary. Standing: Joan Sikorski, So- cial Chairmang Michael Rafinski. Treasurer. Page Forty-seven 1 .asf 13 SOPHOMORES - Rooni 205 Sitting: 1Left to Right! Virginia Matusiak, Gvraldino Sieradzki, Darlene Olawski, Joan Pluta, Antoinette Majcwski, Rita Lukasiak. Sitting: Row 2: Harry Early, Carolyn Gorka, Donald Piasocki, Paul Czyzewski, Andrew Rupczock. Standing: Betty Walkowski, Joan Urbanski, Joseph Slade, Gerard Van Overberghc, SUPHOMORES - Room 205 Sitting: 1Left to Right! Pat Switalski, Barbara Bl-adecki, Wanda Zmyslo, Maryann No- wicki, Ronald Karmolinski, Virginia Kil, Jerry Kromkowski, Maryann Jeziorski, Gerald Gorski Pat Kruszynski, Melvine Doranek. Standing: Harriet Kolesiak, Joseph Pietrzak, Walter Kwiatek, Edward Guljas. Page Forty-eight Q ' 'rs' I 1 SOPHOMORES - Ronin 20-1- Sitting Row 1: :Left to Rightb Darwin VVi1keson, Mary Ann Paprocki, Geraldine Burzynski, Clem Olazewski, Patricia Grzeskiewiez, Sitting Row 2: Raymond Cwiklinski, Margaret Pinter, Dorothy Kurowski, Marlene Szyja, Edward Kaozmarek. 5 5 i . 01' - .4 Stitmlingz Raymond Kruk, Catherine Maikv, Lois Sehiibort. Thvrvsa Kuminecz, Henry Flis SOPHOMORES - Rooni 204- Sitting Row 1: 4Left to Right! Beverly Bradley, Mary Lou Niezgodski, Donald Slott, Bernadine Stachowiak, Barbara Wozniak. Sitting Row 2: Daniel Wentland, Emily Niemier, James Badowski, Eleanor Van Vynckt. Standing: David Hosinski, Virginia Nowicki, Barbara Jurek, Matthew Jaworski, Patrick Haynes. Page Forty-nine FRESHMEN ROOIH Officers Sitting: lLcft to Right? Rosa- lie Glon, Social Ch-airmang Flor- ence Jaworski, Secretaryg Ronald Grontkowski, President. Standing: Ronald Steiner, Vice Presidentg Gerald Graczyk, Social Cliairmang Henry Tschid-a, Trea- surer. Page Fifty FRESHMEN Room 206 Qfficers Sitting: 1Left to Rightl Joan Ewalcl, Social Cliairm-ang Judy Kusz, Presidentg Robert Najdek, Treasurer . Standing: Victor Lisek, Secre- taryg Marcia Switalski, Vice Pre- Liclentg Eugene Trzybinski, Social Chairman. FRESIIMEN Room 201 Sitting Row l: mLeft to Right! Delplnne Konke. Antho- ny Huinphrey. Juan Kwiaitek. Sitting Rim' 2: Chester Grywczynski, Jeanette Kus- eiusffkiewic-Z. Lillian .Iantm'czyk, Kathryn VVroblewski. Standing: lvlureia Sz:-wc-zyk. Hubert Van Gneye. ljis ...- C .a FRESlnllN1EN ROIDIII Hitting: lLe1t to liiglitl Helen Ciehosz, Sylvia Jozwiak, Char- lotte Gurski. Standing: Darlene Rogacki, Joseph Gru- barz, Joan Andruszko, Mary Lou Zdoniuk, Frederick Currieo, Ron- ald Iiwiecinski. Page Fifty-one ? FRESHMEN Rooln 206 Sitting Row l: fLeft to Right! Barbara Zagrzojew- ski, Mary Lou Van Overberghe. Sitting Row 2: Margaret Piechocki, Anne Gapczynski, Elaine Goepfrich, M-ary Frances Kap- sa. S'1llIllliIlgZ Larry Ozdyck, C ha rl e S Wolfe, Dorothy Rob- erts. Page Fifty-two FRESHMEN ROOIH 206 Sitting Row 1: lLeft to Righti Lorraine Gemba- rzewski, Judith Laskowski, Pat Drada. Sitting Row 2: Paul Wa- Wrzyniak, Theres-a Niezgod- ski, Jeannine Paczesny. Standing: Grace Varga, Donald Van Winkle. 4 4- 5 115. I 1 7 I i i E , 1' .. All ' J .lf xr ,Ms nib. 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' 1 9 6' 1-V - 1 ,,,. ,L A. .-1, . .. nm. : A---mf:-5' , , , .4-Y, ' '-JA:-,,,,,f.,,i, in-bl .9 T' -' 21.141 g,f,fu ' 'V -1- .,.-'gf g ff. sh!-i ltxffg-Y . :ag T+5,QiiXg.22s.' H77 -. r 11 ' L Y ,: ,2-'asmgufis fsigfgwg fi w J 1 .- ggfw we 1 , - +1f '1fa:1,g: Y 'fy ?21+f ?'1 'E1Q: +215 L :,, A 1 l I A w Reli ion Department FATHER CASEY'S RELIGION CLASS. A FAVORITE, VVITH THE JUNIORS The boys in the Reli- gion III Class are: S. Wieczorek, J. Rzeszew- ski, D. Fujawa, H. Mi- Chalski, W. Klota. ,..N. X 'x Religion II students are: tstandingy C. G6rka, M. L. Niezgodski, N. Goepfrich, J. Sikorski, T. Kuminecz, J. Budny, M. Szyjag tkneel- ind? B. Wozniak, 1seatedb W. Zmyslo, V. Kil, B. Stachowiak. SOPHOMORES GIRLS STUDY ALTAR and VESTMENTS. Page Fifty-five 1 3 Ghz tru: nhiert nf all ntuhg is tu finh truth. inning naught 1 aah fnunil it han: :mu-ag: tn fullmu mhzrrurr truth guihrs. ---------- S - u ..................... X? Qixx I ffl., , i H K vi' f' J 'x Q ff 9 1? H Un,,I.a ngli S11 Department JOAN ENVALD - AN EXCEPTION. QA girl with only a few words to say.j Students in English I are: L. Ozdych M. L. Van Overberghe, P. Wawrzy- niak, P. Drada, A. Gapczynski, M. F Kapsa. 5' .. 51 1 , - 'f if Page Fifty-six AWE TI-IERE'RE ALWAYS ESSAYS .... English IV students, tstandingb R. Karmolinski, Iseatedl R. Van Overbergho, K. Weddle, V. Hart- wick. M. J. Schoen, A. Van Goeye. Xfulli' ,1 IN FORMATION, PLEASE. Browsing through the books in the library are: lIn the fore- ground! R. Van Over- berghe. L. Jankowski, J. Badur, J. Kwiatek, F. Jaworski, R. Glon, F. Carrico. Literature Department THE TIMES THAT TRY MEN'S SOULS Studying Literature III are: First Row: T. VV'Jjciechowski, A. Ko- vacs, R. Prvbys. Second Row: T. Salata, M. A. Stachowski, S. Mat- thys. .. .!' M . SMH MACBETII SEEMS T0 BE NOTHING BUT DOUBLE, DOUBLE. TOII. and TROUBLE. The Literature IV clrzlmatists are FZ. Sobmcli, S. Boudrvau. S. Toth M. A. Sliiprek. A DISSERTATION ON ROAST PIG i Selections from Literature IV are being read by: J. Karaszewski, M. A. Ship- rek, S. Boudreau, J. Rulli, E. Sobiech. M. A. Chrustowski. Page Fifty-seven Language Department URENDER UNTO CAESAR YVHAT IS CAESAR'S. ,.-N .w .gizfsxz Qi, I - y 'Y Latin II students are: P. Swi- talski, G. Gorski, J. Hortli, E. Guljas, N. Goepfrich. , UBEVVARE THE IDES OF DIARCHN The Latin II class uses m0m's old sheets for a good purpose. Shown here -are: D. Buczynski, P. Haynes, J. Slade, M. Pinter. Page Fifty-eight AMO, AMARE, AMAVI with SISTER M. AMATA Young Romans of Latin I are: T. Humphery, F. Ja- worski, M. F. Kilpsl, S. Jozwiak, G. Gor- ski, M. Szewczyk, V. Lisek, M. L. Van Overberghe, H. Van Goeye. L LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT TIME OFF FOR CHOPIN Polish II tstandingb H. Ko- losiak, R. Cwiklinski. M. A. Pnprocki, M. A. Nowicki, D. Hosinski, lsentccll E. Kr1Q:m:11'.'k, M. A. Jozior- ski, D. Kurowski, D. Slott. UJIESZCZE POLSKA NIE ZGINELA0 Polish I tstandingb M. L. Zdoniak, G. Graczyk, P. Wawrzyniak, tseatedb First Row: J. Andruszko, J. Kusz, J. Kosciuszkiewicz. Second Row: R. Glon, L. Janowczyk, G. Grywczynski. ' Q D IJ 'N Page Fifty-nine MatI1e111atiCs Departnient NEEDEDH!!! ONE ADDING MACHINE Bookkeeping enthusiasts are: K. Mnike, B. Rogowski, A. Majewski. G. Sieradzki, R. Kruk, J. Pluta, B. Jurek, J. Makielski, P. Kruszynski, B. VVa1kfwwski, E. Nieniier, J. Kromkowski, D. Piasecki. Page Sixty v' Q'Q .Q 4 'Q thi ta IF IVE COULD ONLY ELIMINATE LIVING EXPENSES! Making budgets in Conimercial Math are: Qstandingy J. Ewald, P. Drada J. Laskowski, A. Gap- czynski, lseatedb L. Gembarzew- ski, T. Niezgodski, J. Paczesny, L. Ozdych. Y IT'S SIMPLE .... R. Kwiecinski. Algebra students are: R. Steinex W. Ludwick, F. Carrico, J. Kwia tok, D. Rogacki, H. Tschida D Konke, tseate-dJ R. Grontkowski MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT LOOK AT THOSE CURVES! E. Kolaczyk, T. Salata, R. Prebys. O. Arch at the blackboard in advanced al- gebra class. ALL THIS INTEREST ..... More geometry with: M. Jawor- ski, toe-nterb, J. Badowski D. Wentland, D. Niedbalski, H. Flis, J. Makowski, H. Early. QUITE AN ANGLE . . . Learning' gm-oz11et1'y arc: D. Cie-sin-lski. J.. Urbanski, D. Buczynski, nseate-db C. Olszvwski. Page Sixty-one 'Q COIIIIIIGICIEII Departnwnt 90 VYORDS PER MINUTE Y' 'T 1' ? Striving for speed in the typing II class are: S. Piasecki, P. Milczynski, H. Kil, D. Markowski, J. Mroczkiewicz, M. A. Shiprek, M. J. Schoen, D. Ciesielski, J. Meuleman, K. Weddle, J. Badur, L. Glon, N. Gapczynski, M. Borkowski, M. Markiewicz, F. Kasprzak, D. Stevens, D. Kindt, R. Krol. Page Sixty-two I CAN'T FIND THE RIGHT KEYS .... . Beginners of the Typing I class are: First Row: S. Matthys, M. A. Stachowski, M. Mnichowski, A. Chelminiak. Second Row: M. Weddle, M. Nagy, T. I-Ieinerich, S Lechtanski, L. Makowski. Third Row: V. Gorski, A. Kovacs, V. Williams, M Kuczwara. Fourth Row: J. Nichols, L. Horvath, T. Bystry, R. I-Iagye, O. Arch. COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Dad says it looks like , chicken- scratching! I know it's hert- somewhere. Taking dictation in Shorthand class are: lstandingy P. Carroll. lseatedl M. A. Budny, P. Kandzierski, M. Opo- ka, A. Laskowski, D. Jones, S. Toth. D. J-ankowski, C. Pajakowski, J. Mou- leman, J. Kendziorski, M. A. Nowicki, T.. Gadacz, A. Botka, L. Przybylinski, R. Rozycki, D. Kuminecz. Filing is -an art for the girls in the Ofiice Practice class. Pictured are: tstandingi H. Wojciechowski, M. A. Bukowski, J. Karaszewski, V. Van Overberghe, A. Adamski. tseatcdb V. Hartwick, A. Van Goeye, M. Wis- niewski, J. Nafradi, I. Van Vynckt, C. Wegner, W. Stankiewicz, L. Novinich, V. Badowski, E. Jankowski, M. A. Kazmierczak, E. Chmiel, M. Lisiecki. Learning to use adding and calcula- tion machines in the Office Practice class are: M. A. Bukowski, M. Li- siecki, A. Adamski. These new fangled contraptions! Page Sixty-three Art anc pcicnce Departlnentq HERE'S WVHERE I STOP DRINKING YVATER . . . Using a microscope fox' Biology are: tstandingw T.HL1Il1Ql'ICll, S. Lech- tanski, tseatedl C. Lu- kasiak. L. Horvath. Page Sixty-four pcience DC1JElItlll6Ht STRICTLY FOR THE BIRDS! Boys of the biology Class are: lstandingl YY. Klota, N. Cwi- dak. lsoatodb C. Olivior, H. Michalski, L. Cie-sielski, J. Rzv- szcwski. LOST FOREST . . Biology students stu- dying plants are: tstandingl V. Gorski, R. Mrozinski, M. Kucz- wara, J. De Cocq, fse-ated! M. Nagy, La Makowski. Page Sixty-five P'- if I P la. ,2- I Y P S s As the sun's nrartn beams filter their mag thrnugh the leafg strainer nf a mighty tree. a rrazg-quilt pattern nf light anh shahnm is nmlheh nner :rest anh trnugh nf rnnt ani! grnunh, Zilhe patterns sf light ani! life are rninrihental, fur life. tau. is rmnpnseh nf light anh ahsenre nf light -- truth anh ahsenre nf truth. We trare the rags nf hagltght bark tn the sun nf the universe. Arrnrhinglg. me trare the truths nf life hark tn the Bun nf fish. Uhese truths renher us the ahilitg tn see anh tu knmu. anh as lung as there is a hesire tu nnssess this ability. the quest fur truth shall neuer enh. Het. the quest must anh hues enh. when the hestre is realizeh nn the hay uf iuhgrnent. Nut unlike the shahnnrs fnrzneh lug the nhsrnreh light unher the tree, the rags nf truth are nften erlipseh hg htuerse nlmstarles. In the Bttrtne plan it mas heezneh fitting that the litfe nf Efruth. Itself. shnulh he exttngnisheh nn the Efree uf the Grass, fur shnrt huratinn. nnlg tn shine eternally . . . E. ocia Departm ent tuclie S Learning fa class are: istandinbb D. Niezgofiski, L. Glon, tseatedl wicz, J. Van Vynckt, S. Toth, P. Luczynski, Borkowski, J. Badur. HOPE THIS DOESN'T GET T00 DEEP .... Studying Sociology are: istandirigb L. Przybylin- ski, M. Lisiecki, F. Kasprzak, D. Zyto, iseatedj N. Gapczynski, R. Rozycki, E. Jankowski, E. Fischer. Sixty-six Page FELLOW CITIZENS .... ' cts about government in Civics ' Cf J. Pluta, D. Widawski, J. Mroczkie- ' M SGCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT AND T0 THE LEFT XVE HAVE SIBERIA . BUT IT SAYS HERE . . . Students of tho U.S. History class are: lstandingi C. Cako D. Fu- jawa, lseatedb L. Andrzejewski, C. Olivier, C. .Iu- rek, S. Grzego- rek, J. Nicholas. S. Wieczorek. 'fl K fl A bit of geogra- phy in tho class in XVn ld Histo- ry. lstandingb B. Bradley, D. Oluwski, D. Ku- rowski, R. Cwik- linski, P. Grzes- kiowicz, P. Hay- nes, M. A. Pa- prmwki, RT, A. J0- Ziorski, V. Nfl- wivki, J. Slade, M. Deranvk, S. Niomier. Page Sixty-seven Health - afety Departlnent GETTING THLE INSIDE STORY . . . Health class: S. Jozwiak, J. Kwla- tok, M. L. Zdoniak, H. Cichosz, R. Stumer, W. Ludwlck, M Szewczyk. POSED . . . REALLY POFED . . . . Lower photo - thig is a study hall. Pictured are: R. Glon, D. Konke, J. Kosciuszkic-wicz, B. Bradley, J. Grabarz, M. L. Zdoniak, R. Grontkwwski, H. Van Goeyc, G. Varga, R. Graczyk, M. Szew- czyk. Page Sixty-eight A NOTICE FOR VVOMEN DRIVERS! Below, learning' to be cwreful is the -aim of the Safety class. T. Niczgod- ski, M. F. Kapsa, M. L. Van Over- bv.-ghe. A. Gapc-zynski. Honle ECOHO1l1iCS Departlnent The lata-st thing from Paris-Jaques and Madanw Fifi at work . . . gs: -P .5 .. 5 vi. ff M 5 : in A Jsa, Q Q x K7 N Modeling the finished gar- ments of the Sewing II class are: tstandingb B. Bla- decki. tseatedb B. VVozniak. M. A. Paprocki lstandingl M. A. Nowicki. M. Szyja lkneelingj J. Budny. E 5 fi 5 1 1 9 5 1 I i 5 1 I'VE GOT THREE SLEEVES . . . Busy with their sowing arc: standing! M. A. Nowicki, J. Makielski. S. Niemier, B. Stachowiak, tscate-dl A. Majew- ski. M. A. Paprocki, H. Kolosiak, G. Siemdzki, C. Gorka, M. A. Jeziorski, J. Pluta, B. Walkowski. Page Sixty-nine Page Seventy pecia ervice taffs OUR BETTER HALF . Our janitor- Mr. Michael Mincinski IT'S LIKIE FEEDING AN ARMY . . . The ladies who work so dilligently in the cafeteria are: Mrs. G. Lechtan- ski, and Mrs. H. Klawinski. 'RECO NCAN HINES!!! Hungry students line up for lunch: M. J. Schoen, J. Meuleman. J. Kendziorski, B. Ro- gowski, R. Rozycki, T. Gadacz, L. Przybylin ski, M. Kuczwara A , . Adamski, V. Van Over- berghe, D. Kuminecz, A. Botka , M. Opoka. MMENDED BY DU r . f . ' WFJ. 3317, J '-Q ' 5 f' , hm 3:-.?gT.5.e3f A . 'Q X f if 1, P- ' bg?-7:3 . wwf M M 5343, J' A , Mtv:-, -ga 'LF b ,Q .gg ,I-Ag. , +. fr. . -J' .wil x - ff S913-gf-f' 'a -rv' . Av wwa V - 1 l ' '- 5- ,' '.'3 - . ' :V z ., . . n.. ' 11 4i- ' , iii! '14-. . ,W - G' f h 417 X , 5111 . 58 A if . .V A q, 1- V .L ,Qzf1'.'4. .I 1 P . . li Qclif . .. . - .N , - , M Q, -uf- fa Xi Jimi. ,' IC'-'Tv-. 5 1 '- 'I' s 1 , JJ' ,Lg sr GS lrknnmthru'u3h.nmnn1ghgtlprra.unu.h1na1nn'hy Ihrlxwi- I-ivrlml BACKWARD GLANCE Nine months . . . nine long, or should I say short, months have passed since we tramped back from vacation eager to meet our friends and a little less eager to meet our books. But eager or not, a long ac- quaintance Was begun on both accounts. The ice of social life at S. B. C. was broken on September 25, when the seniors sponsored the Get Acquainted Dance honoring all newcomers. The dance, though advertised as being held from 7:30 to 10:30. actually ran from 10:10 to 10:30 for that's when the fel- las got warmed up. I'm afraid it's no longer a man's world, for on Class Elec- tion Day, Natalee Goepfrich was elected president of the sophomores in Room 204. You must have had some party platform, Natalee! Dive for he oyster, dig for the clam, rang through our auditorium as we square danc- ed ourselves to exhaustion. fKasco really showed us how to swing our partners. J St. Mary's College played hast tc the Catholic Press As- sociation. The S.B.C. crew of amateur journalists is still wondering if it was dessert or salad that was served them. Coveted Ring Day finally arrived. By this time the Hi-Lite staff was already preparing the dummy for the Septem- l'er-October issue, while the Victorian staff began design- ing and creating this year's annual. Meanwhile, the boys began challenging the girls' pony tails. They started wear- ing D.A.'s. Again the girls weren't going to be outdone. They scon became Bottle Blonds. Rev. Casimer Grabarz blessing the Class Rings. ,aa 'is if wx Co Its A to' N- . x ,is NU -J B. 1 , gl , 9' Seniors receiving rings from Father Grabarz are: eck, E. Chmiel, E. Sobiech. Page S ' Q M. A. Ship- eventy-three at 8mi?.. W25343 27' S5 E8 - FOOTBALL SQUAD - First now: M. Rafinski, D, Buczynski, F. Leahy, J. Pietrzak, J. Budnick. Second row: M. Borkowski, J. McMahon, P. Mortell, R. Karmolinski, D. Zernick, J. Jeziorski, K. Tepe, D. Fujawa, D. Ciesiel- ski, F. Nemeth. Third row: Line Coach, G. Kelly, N. Gapczynski, B. Becker, D. Hagye, J. Pilarski, T. Haley, J. McMeel, D. Nusbaum, D. Everett, Mgr. R. Karmolinski. Fourth row: D. Chlebek, H. Becker, K. Robinson, T. Brusky, L. Glon, J. Lukas, R. Krol, Head Coach F. Curran, Brother Edwin, C.S.C. - CHEERLEADERS - First row: P. Carroll, D. Zernick, J. Mazurkiewicz. Second row: A. Adarnski, L. Novinich, A. Jeffers, M. Wukovich, D. Witt- ling, V. Van Overberghe. Page Seventy-four While the battle of the coif- fures was being ensued, the battles oi' the g1'idiron predomi- nated all activities. With the merging of South Bend Catholic and Central Catholic, cur team became known as the Orphans The thrilling and action-packed play displayed by the team was unmatched in any previous year. It was a spirited and hard-hit- ting team that bore the banner of the blue and gold and the cheerleaders cheered their hearts out encouraging and bolstering the moral of the team. This 'year was an indication of the tremendous future which lies ahead for Catholic teams in South Bend. Yes, our team under the splendid coaching of Fran Curran was really bring- ing home the bacon. Let's have a look at the final record . . M. Markiewicz, W. Stankie- wicz, H. Kil, P. Milczynski, F. Kasprzak, L. Novinich. Citholic Catholic Catholic Catholic Catholic Catholic Catholic High High High High High High High Total ...... ..... 12 G 12 37 20 c 21 35 143 ' Ah . . . . this was always an added ploasure during the half-time ol' a foot ball gamv. Ntrtli Judson Culver Edwardsburg Nappanee Howe New Buffalo Morton Total ...... ..... 6 18 12 0 7 13 0 56 What riotous times the fans had, too. On the bus trip to the out-ot'-town games, we screeched and sang cur- selvcs so hoarse that We could hardly cheer at the game itself. And then, the day after we looked more battered and beat than the team, but it was a great life. if you didnt weaken Actinn during the game is fast and exciting. Page Seventy-five Eehiratinn ilfhe Glass nf 1953 hehirates this nnlmne nf Zihe Hirtnrian tn the hennteh Inunhers. Giearhers, anh Fatrnns nf Bnuth Benh fllathnlir. Ehese rhatnpinns nt Gnifs truth realizeh the rraning thirst nt gnnth -the thirst fur a Ciathnlir ehnratinn anh they hill nnnre than realize this thirst. Tlheg quenrheh it. Hes. their Olhristian hearts in hernir sarrifire, lahnreii lung anh harh tn rreate nmre than a srhnnl iuhgeh hg nrhinarg stanharhs. Eheg striueh tn establish a strunghnlh uf Cliathnlirisrn prnhnring men anh mmnen nf lannmleilge. rhararter, anh nirtne. Uheir effnrts haue nnt gnne unrenrarheil fur munhereh amnng nur alumni are nntstanhing persnnalities in all walks uf life, hut enen inure hnnnrtant are the grahnates. mhn lining auerage lines haue been an inspirattun tu their families anh frienhs. We sag many thanks anh Guifs ehnirest hlessings tn gnu. the penple. mhnse inninrihle spirit anh untiring effnrts mahe pnssihle this Snnth Benh Gathnlir High Srhnnl. Even the fresh- men were given the right to vote. Pictured is Pa A. Humpfrey The voting campaign man agers did an expert b Jo of speech-making and candidate- pushing. Seated: S. Piasecki, M. J. Schoen, A. Van Goeye. Standing' C P ' . . ajakowski, D. Zyto. The election year fever overcame us an a mock presidential elec- was really a d we held tion. It mock, too, for S -xi tevenson was elected 4 to 1. I guess the rest of the country just didn't stop to ' ' considei South Bend Cath0lic's opinion. Remember the Weenie roast at Pierre Navarre? W The taste of burnt and dirty hot dogs just can't be beat. We sure will miss Pat ti Carroll and Dicli Kindt's endless s - quab bles. Like the time Pat- ti stole Dick's shoe- strings which was follow- ge Seventy-six ed by through the corridors. Dick, you never did tell a wild chase us whether you got them. We all learned to use the voting ma- chine and thought that it was a lot of fun. There was no such thing as stuff- ing the ballot box. Left to right: S. Piasecki, C. Pajakowski, tseated rightl V. Hartwick. The Juniors conducted a religion project. Left to right arolmd the table: V. Gorski. O. Arch, R. M. Hagyc. L. Ciesielski, S. VVieczorek, V. Williams, T. Bystry. October and November were busy months for the juniors. The Cathclic Youth Week As- sembly featuring Mr. James Poat . . . The Htliday Twirl with elaborate and festive de- corations , . . Participation in Red Cross projects are a few of the activities in which the juniors took part. November 28 was D-Day for some of the senicrs. A task force of eleven invaded Chica- go for the National Scholastic Press Conference which was held at the Conrad Hilton. Completing t h e i r mission, they cavorted around town at- tending stage shows, and eat- ing at swank restaurants. fWe did attend the confer- ence, too . . . Ed.J There was I1 Pilgrim forefather chaperoning at the Juniors' Thanks- giving Dance, but that didn't keep the stu- dents from dancinff circles around him. D The Junior Red Cross had many 'ac tive supporters. Seated: M. A. Stachowski, T. Heinerich, T. Wojciechowski, M. Kucz- wara, M. Nagy, fstandingJ R. Prebys, L. Makowski. Page Seventy-seven Father .James Conroy was 'always happy to talk to the students. We all felt quite at home with him. Standing around Father Conroy are: left to right: M. L. Van Overberghe, S. Piasecki, R. Kwiecinski, R. Karniolinski, E. Trzy- binski, J. Kwiatek. Father Conroy is a true friend of the modern teen- ager. Page Seven ty-eight Father James Conroy, our retreat-master was nothing short of terrific. Practical and down-to-earth, he wi as a real inspiration to us all and we think of Father Conroy nly as a real friend. Then came the first snow. Witgi a cold blast under our collais and snow on our shoes, we realized Christ- mas was just around the corner. The freshmen girls reminded us to put Christ back into Christmas as they sold handsome ggreeling cards. In addition we had a giant mail box for all student cards . . . Fee one T B Christmas Seal. ll ighting the traditional ad- vent wreath further put us into the spirit We're not just looking-we're buying. The sale of Christmas cards gave the girls some good selling experience. Seated: J. Kosciuszkiewicz, J. Kusz. Standing left to right: E. Junkowski, J. Paczesny, H. Kole- siak, R. Glon. Joan V a n Vynckt smig beautifully lm GUI' Christmas Cantata with t h e seniors providing a l us h c-lioral bickground. The Czintzlta produced hy the seniors was one of the outstanding stage 1Jl'4lfillCtlfbI1S at S. B. C. Dignity was the keynote or the entire meseiitatioii as the voices snared lazf- tily to stratospheric lieights in the niajestic carols of the ages. This served as at rich musical iI2lCiifIl'0llllfi for the vivid- ly pu1'trz1yed Huy on the lileadowf' The beautiful stained-glass vtinclow lent a lot of solemnity to the background of singing. Blessed Mother' 'D Jankowski. Why, Roschen! VVhat has kept thee so long. Didst thou not know that the supper must be cooked? H. Kil 1Roschenl. L. Przy- bylinski tGranclmotherJ, A. Van Goeye 1Frau Martam, J. Pinter lGretchenl. L. Jan- kowski 1Dortl. Page Seventy-nine if Coach Curran in a huddle with: J. Horth, T. Love l33b, L. Varda 1421 and J. Fischer. Ken Tcpe jumps for the ball. Look- ing on are L. Varda 1425 and J. Fischer 1243. The reserves and the fans supplied the noise While the team made the baskets. Hoosier hysteriau reigned supreme at S.B.C. fr r the winter months. The Orphans, even though faced with lack of height, perience, and facilities, finished up the season with a commendable record-10 wins and 10 losses for a .500 average. The record- GX- Catholic High L15 Howe 48 Catholic High -11 St. Marys Mich, City 55 Catholic High 57 Stillwell 35 Catholic High 54 New Carlisle 74 Catholic High 61 Edwardsburg 59 Cathfglic High 419 Bristol 46 Page Eighty Catholic High Knox Catholic High Concordia Catholic High Morton Catholic High Bristol Catholic High St. Marys Mich. City Catholic High St. lTaul's Catholic High Grcvertown Catholic High Culver Military Catholic High St- John's Catholic High Howe Catholic High Westville Catholic High Scott Catholic High St. Mary's Muskegon Catholic High Marion In fall, Winter, or spring, ways there with his car, re Jim Rulli was al- ady to help when needed. L Glon, E. Sobiech, F. Kasprzak, J. Rulli. The underclassmen stop to chat on the corridor between classes. R. Glori, J. Horth. At noon the kids gathered about the various games their room. Here, the boys are en- in Left to joying 'a game of checkers. right: H. Van Goeye, C. G J. Graczyk. rywczynski, . 1 1 Page Eighty-one lilllll dll The comntittvo for the Junior Dance- watch excite-dly as Jim f Hearts. Virginia Kil nrv crowned the King und Queen 0 d W Kiotfx Stfmding Seated in foreground are: N. Cwidak an . -. - left to right: C. Cako, C. Jurek, T. Wojciechowski, S. Matthys, T. Salata M. A. Stachowski, A. Chelminiak, V. Williams, and A. Kovacs. The band was ji- vey and so were the students at the Heart-Spin Dance. Page Eighty-two To boost the magazine drive along, as each homeroom tried to bring in more subscriptions than the oth- ers, the winner for the day was given the sign shown in the picture and was allowed to keep Jo-Jo -the panda. Standing left to right: V. Nowicki, E. Van Vynckt, L. Schubert, J. Sikorski, B. Jurek, P. Grzeskiewicz, E. Niemier, K. Maike. Kneeling 1. tri r.: G. Burzynski, M. A. Pa- procki, N. Goepfrich. We suddenly felt a breeze blowing down the corridors. Once again Theo- philus Nachowitz, the Womans Home Companion, paid our schcol a visit. 'Iliough claiming never to have kissed the Blarney Stone, Theophilus super- charged us into selling 331457 worth of niagazines. Sister Ancilla's biology class started cutting up-cutting up nature, that is. Uoan DeCocq is asked to skip this para- graphl. Starfish, worms, grasshcppers, fiogs, and crawfish were disected so our young scientists could get a better look at things Theophilus Nachowitz speaks to the chairmen of the magazine drive. Seated left to right around the table are: T. Bystry, C. Lukasiak, V. Ba- dowski, R. Grontkowski. A. Chelmi- niak, J. Mroczkiewicz, P. Grzeskie- wicz, K. Weddel, D. Rogacki. Standing leit to right: M. F. Kap- sa, Mr. Nachowitz, L. Jankowski, A. Gapczynski, B. Rogowski. Page Eighty-three We could hear the lilting melodies of the music from Dixie when the Junior Class put on an old-fashioned minstrel show-with all the trimrnin's. The audience spent a great deal of their time trying to figure out who it was, behind the black-face. X9 'ZNW' eil Q OV X 3 OX5 Standing: L. Horvath, R. M. Hagye, T. Woj- ciechowski, O. Arch, C. Cako, J. Szymkowiak, and A. Kovacs. Kneeling are: J. Rzeszewski, and T. Salata. . on, iagm we J QQ 5QX9E,5' wld Page Eighty-four Pr QVX' 4 QNX e Vive gagooxh' e Rose Marie Hagye recites a poem. Can you find S. Lechtanski, L. Horvath, M. A. Sta- chowski, C. Jurek, M. Weddell, L. Ma- kowski, J. Szymkowiak, T. Wojciechow- ski, S. Matthys, H. Michalski, R. Der- da? ? Where's Rastus, Nikodemusu, and Tambone? x Oh, h6I'G'S Throckmorton with the cokes! Please serve them on the east porch. Come on-everybody fyou too, Mom. I . Irs ' b i thin U77 . If I, fi 1.. , 1 U betfflljgdprffll .. P Sfaptvsif- I ' her Goodbye, . . . Throckmor- ton. Goodbye, Miss Lucinda! I enjoyed yuui' Cre-am puffs very much. Let me present tho future Mrs. J. Caswell Drennenf' Page Eighty-five iivivry - Szninrn . Mnhnrlannnum Um-rirula . Artinitirn . Qlnntrntn . V 3 L' H sfgvif fii N 5 is THE DEAR PAPA CAST OF ROOM 103 Standing: J. Badur, Mr. Yeatsg L. Jankowski, Don Drennen: E. Sobiech, Dickyg iseatedl V. Van Overberghe, Mrs. Carry L. Glon, Mr. Carr: J. Karaszewskig Aunt Lucinda: T. Beczkiewicz, Mr. Drennen: L. Novinich, Laine Carry M. A. Kazmicrzak, Mrs. McDuffieg E. Chmiel, Lizg M. Markie- wicz, Janet: M. A. Nowicki, Mickieg lin the forcgroundl M. Borkowski, George Carrg J. Pinter. Carol Ruth Carr. P While the seniors were rehearsing for their play, the minstrel show Juniors in Revue won the acclaim of the audiences for its sparkling and colorful execution. Then came the seniors claim to fame- Dear Papa. Black Mike's pants for should I say absence thereofj really stole the show. Too, the time that Uncle Wil- Page Eighty-six D I QL! ,xf liam fell off the wall before schedule lent some suspense to the plot. Then there was Virg V. O. who answered the door, when actually the telephone was ringing. Well, the smell of greasepaint and the glare of bright lights must have agreed with us for how we hated that closing cur- tain of the final performance. - fs, ii fi? THE CAST OF ROOM 106 IN DEAR PAPA Seated: V. Hartwick, Mrs. Carr: N. Gapczynski, Mr. Carr: A. Adamski, Aunt Lucindag E. Jan- kowski, Mrs. McDuffieg M. J. Schoen, Janetg A. Van Got-ye, Laine Carr. Standing: P. Carroll, Carol Ruth Carr: F. Kasprzak, George Carr: J. Fischer, M. Denneng J. Rulli, Mr. Yeatesq C. Paja- kowski, Mickieg R Karmolinski, Dickyg M. Lisiec-ki, Liz: R, Van Overberghe, Don Drennen. P The Pre-Easter Parade held March 26 exibited a colorful array of fashionable prep styles. The presentation oi' glamour- ous evening gowns served as a finale for the style show. We were Ubewitclied, bothered, and be- wildered by Sgt. Carl Pike from Jackson. Michigan with his magic show. QMike did K x 4,1 ,Ng you fix that leak in the ceiling of the stage, yet'?h Dr. Emlio Alba, internationally known lecturer, gave an interesting and highly in- fzrmative talk on the conditions existing in the Phillipines and the world in general. In addition he gave us suggestions as to how we as individuals could improve these conditions. Page Eighty-seven Page Eighty-eight The J unior-Senior Par- ty opened with a side- splitting skit by the jun- iors followed by a movie. We then treked over to the Sunny Italy Cafe for a delicious chicken din- ner complete With all the trimmings i n cl u d i n g strawberry shortcake. To end the perfect day we got hep to the hottest band this side of the Ma- son-Dixie Line. Our May devotions honoring the Queen of that month are dear to the hearts of all the stu- dents, for our religious exercises play an intrin- sic role in school life at S. B. C. My Lord and My God-bless me, always! This is the pray- er of every heart as Father Casey raises the monstrance in Benediction during May devo- tions. Each day throughout the school year we dedicated fifteen minutes of our lunch hour to the recitation of the rosary. Evening in Paradise, the senior prom, was without a doubt the crowning social event of the year. Its arrival was proceeded by weeks of excited mumbo-jumbo about es- corts, gowns, tux-es , flowers, and who's driving. The anxiety and preparations were climaxed on May 8, at the Indiana Club, as we soon fell under the spell of Tony Rulli's music. CNever before did we re- alize that we had such beautiful The King and Queen of the Prom. Wand-a Stankiewicz and Eugene Sobiech T E i l 4 gals, and handsome fellas in our school.J As Wanda's eyes filled with tears, she was crowned queen of the ball and Gene S., the king: fthe two really made a swell cou- plej. All the excitement ended much too quickly, though, for be- fore we knew it, the band was play- ing Good-night Sweetheart and the Senior Prom of '53 was over. The Pnom Committee Seated: J. Karaszewski. Standing: F. Kasprzak, L. Glon, A. Van Gocye. Page Eighty mm r After months of planning and working, we, the Victorian staff, produced an an- nual of which we're mighty proud. This wasn't achieved, though, without a lot of hardship and headaches. Remember when we were soliciting ads . . how many times we got turned down . . . the long struggle over the dedication page .... the gluing of pictures, cutting proofs, writing copy . . . And we had some wonderful new additions to the book this year-padded covers, sheets of parchment, ,o Sw, 2 -. -L Q 4 ilfs WQJQ4 N J- - L Q 4 .1 1 2 l91I 1'-uf 3' . H' vu .X X 1 5 -o Q w- - 'P 5 , 1 ,It . fry ,xx E oe ', ASSQQX ... i .X .., . Tom Beczkiewicz and Virginia Van Overberghe, co-editors of our year- book, were often seen running from room to room with books, papers, rulers, glue, and pictures in their hands as they worked feverishly to get the '53 Victorian assembled. fwe even managed to reduce advertising spacel. Of course, there was always that big bug called expenses staring us in the face. All these things cost money and that was something we didn't have very much of. Now that it's lover with, however, we think Qand we hope you do, tool that it was worth the effort. The editors want to thank Sister Mary Amata, the staff and everyone who helped to make our book a success. f The staff did their share of the work and learned that getting a book printed and finished was no easy job. Seated at the table, left to right: L. Novinich, J. Karaszewski, A. Van Goeye, A. Adamski, and A. Laskowski. Standing, left to right: C. Pajakowski, J. Nafradi, H. Wojciechowski, V. Hart- wick, M. Opoka, M. J. Schoen, M. A. Budny, and P. Carroll. Page Ninety The co-editors of the Hi-Lite, Leonard Jankowski and Mary Ann Kazmierczak did a fine job of making the school paper light and cheerful. Each month the students were treated to a round-up of news and events. The Hi-Lite staff with Sister Theophane, did a bang-up job this year. Just like the Victorian, the Hi-Lite required a great deal of work, as we are sure Sister Theopliane can tell you. The staff learned a lot about syllabication and punctuation. They cav- ered our activities well and were always ready and waiting for new ideas or sug- gestions. Consequently, it was no sur- prise that it was awarded a Certificate of Honor bv the National Tuberculosis Lea- gue and the Columbia Scholastic Press Association. 'Dear Sany C.yase hy llichard Karxnol- linslii and Virg Hartwick is still remember- cd l'y all, for the warm angl appealing man- ner in which it was written. But that is only one of the many fine articles that our paper contained. They always seemed to have the right words to convey the thought of the season. We say Congratulations to the Hi-Lite staff. There was a lot of typing and proof-reading to be done in order to avoid errors in the paper, and this job was handled by the Hi-Lite staff. Seated: H. Kil, D. Ciesielski, M. A. Nowicki, P. Kandzierski. Standing: Left to Right, E. Chmiel, S. Boudreau, P. Milczynski, W. Stankiewicz, M. Markiewicz, M. A. Chrustowski, M. A. Shiprek, M. Opoka, D. Markowski, D. Jones. Page Ninety-one Page Ninety-two Christine Pajakowski, our May Queen, carefully places a crown of flowers upon our Blessed Mother's head. This was the Virgin's spe- cial day of honor. Her attendants, Mary Jane Schoen and Virginia Van Overberghe knelt along with the Queen as the Act of Consecra- tion was recited and each student dedicated his eyes, his ears, his lips, his heart, his whole being without reserve. Virginia Van Overberghe spreads Christine Pajakowski's train as the Queen descends the steps of the 'altar after the crowning. Then came the supreme event in the religious activities at S. U. C. - the May Crowning of Our Blessed Mother. The entire student body walked to St. Hedwig's Church reciting the rosary along the way. When they reached the church, they watched the May Queen Christine Pajakowski, and her court come slowly down the aisle to the flower be-decked alta1'. Tina ascended the steps and the crown of flowers was handed to her. It was placed on our Mother's head while the strains of 'LO Mary, we crown Thee filled the church. The Act of Consecration dedicated the school to the Immaculate Heart and Benediction closed the ceremony. Y The Queen and her Court. leave the church. Lining the pews, left to right: M. A. Bukowski, D. Jones, L. Przy- bylinski, L. Novinich. D. Kuminecz, T. Gadacz, A, Van Goeye, M. Opoka, J. Nafradi A. Adamski. In center aisle front to back: P. Carroll, I. Van Vynckt, M. A. No- wicki, S. Piasecki, M. J. Schoen, V. Van Overberghe, C. Pajakowski, Queen. I.: Page Ninety three The valedietorian, Virginia Van Ovvrherghe, leaves 'the speaker's stand as the salutatorian, Mary Jane Schoen, approaches. The Master of Ceremonies, Tom Beezkiewiez Qwho is also an honor studentl, conducts the exercises on Class Day. Shown, first row: E. Sobiech, R. Kindt. M. Nowicki, J. Karaszewski, P. Kan- dzierski, P. Carroll. Second row: L. Glon, D. Wid-awski, D. Stevens. A. Van Goeye, D. Kuminecz, M. A. Budny, V. Hartwick. Third row: R. Rozycki, M. A. Chrustow- ski, M. A, Bukowski, A. Adamski, M. Lisecki, D. Jones. Our school-year was coming to a close and as the last words of the valedictory address were read, the seniors realized that only a few pages were left to be filled in their book of high school memories. In the Class Will we left our estates to the juniors and in our class prophesy we delved into the future and, needless to say, we were a bit amazed. Awards were given to the various deserving students and the ap- plause rang loud and clear for each and every one of them. In deep appreciation for the educational accomplishments of the Sisters cf the Resurrection in South Bend Catholic High, the Seniors of the Class of 1953 placed a amemorial in the Hall of Fame of the National Shrine of the Im- maculate Conception, Washington, D.C. The class of '53 lined the Communion rail at the: Graduation Day Mass. Front row: L. Jankowski, J. Rulli, F. Kasprzak, E. Fischer, R. Van Overberghe, R. Karmolin- ski, T. Gadacz, S. Pirisecki, K. Weddel, H. Kil, I. Van Vynckt. Back row: D. Markowski, M. A. Shiprek, P. Milczynski, W. Stankiewicz, E. Jankowski, J. Meule- man, J. Kendziorski, H. Wojciechowski, A. Laskowski. Page Ninety-four