St Adalbert High School - Albertonian Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 70 of the 1948 volume:

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ADALBERT HIGH SCHOOL. Pittsburgh, Pa. DR. C RUTTENDEN VISITS ST. ADALBERT HIGH Dr. E. Cruttenden of the State Department of Public Instruction of Pennsylvania visited St. Adalbert High School on Thursday morning, December 4. His visit was official since the school is in the process DATE SET FOR ANNUAL PROM Dim lights. . . soft, sweet music...swish- ing skirts...fresh cor- sagesmdelicate per- fume...gay laughter... May and Prom Time. The dream of every Senior and Junior has been realized. Saint Adalbe rt High will hold its first Junior-Senior Prom at the Colonial , , , Inn, May ll. QQXG ,glraifl of affiliation and hopes Juniors will take QQ- Q20 to logic shi, lfanlgs lof charge of the place, bv? O 042626 gay-accre 1 e 18 SC 00 S' gate, orchestra, tic- Q QQ, xx rg, oss .5 ets and program. Y' X Q9 oo K4 Admissionis S5 per fs 90 as QQO N .ov gs 'EJ GQ.. so 65 dxevoofoie, be couple. 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' , ' V , if H 'A',' i .bw f':fr,2'-fi-'-1: , ' W it? , V - if +47 . if '-14 Gm .L'eacZa14, Wfuemb, am! 0 ,'3.iJ-if Deeply interested in our welfare, our faculty who guided us to horizons of greater usefulness, were our instructors, counse- 1 yifx . lors, and friends, Their most important planning was concerned ,I la. with ways andmeans of making students of St. Adalbert High aware of the important role they must play in carrying the truths of J Christianity into the world of tomorrow. A T TY: A man of vision and a true friend and benefactor of youth, ii our beloved Pastor, Reverend L. Rokosz, has endeared himself to the students and won the gratitude of the seniors. While the mili- 'A , ' tary leaders of our country planned our battle for existence, our ' il dear Pastor with the hlep of his assistants struggled to safeguard 3' , the spiritual life of his youthful flock by giving them a Catholic ,7 UV , high school where the education of the soul is of paramount impor- xg V 'L tance. gg' 17:'1f'E ,ip 'I .S K , f Father Joseph Wichmanowski is the most loyal booster of St. 5 ff' M Adalbert High. Albertonians will long remember his lively wit and keen sense of humor coupled with his earnest efforts on their be- ,J-,ffl 1 'fl half. Father's athletic leadership is best exemplified in his in- spirational tactics with boys. From him they learn the silent les- sons, lf you can't play a sport, at least be a sport. i if .IM Behind each play and player was Father Edward Maliszewski, 'N' our athletic director. He believed that On the fields of friendly , .g i strife are sown the seeds which, in other years on other fields will 'W ,3 55 bear the fruits of victory. This belief led him to organize St. 5 Wf' Adalbert Basketball teams. The fruits of his labor are evident in it the development of a fine Varsity team. Vi ' 1 Phill, Her deep understandin of youth and untiring devotion to St. J 3 X F Adalbert High have given Siiter Mary Eugenia a distinction sur- A 5 passed by none. Because she has had long experience as a high ,A pf school principal, her guidance and excellent advise have put many Ei? ',-l tif an Albertonian on the road to future success and happy living. mi-by 'Y ' I' Whether it be an informal gathering a dance at the Falcons, in the gg?ftgig,1Lgt-:- ' classroom or out Sister Mary Eugenia fills the need of the hour. Under her administration St Adalbert High has presented an edu cational program designed to bring out the best in every student When problems arise as they will in the life of every student, Al in the person of their pr1nc1pal Sister Mary Eugenia. g,,- Q. V Q.. - M . Lu i - 3135, . , 4 . bertonians know that they have a willing listener and kind advisor fb 3 cv 'Wm-ly, -z ,: 'Z ' V .iii ' , . W ir . . K iffy'-'A 'f ' D . . . ,M . ' Q . . . dig I 0 0 O , I y gm gg S., 'NI' N I A , i.,., I, ,I , ...1i'?'ff.7fEft M . - 'N 1. - -lf, 2 - P- ., , . If-,5 , .'v....' it ' J -- . 5, . ,.r ,rg fl? , r . , -. .K nl '.r-.,, .1 '05-1.'5'3f'1 ' ' 'CMI ' 39 M '1., . J A . .,,..:: . f ... . f M? ' X Rev. Joseph Wichmanowski Rev. L.. Rokosz Our School Director and Memberr of Diocesan Qchool Boar In her Latin classess 'fiissie 1' lvlary Aurcw- lia established lxerfself as a leaelxer wl insisted on details and made the Hdead' language come to life. Engliz-ah,l'1iStory, and other class-s aegsigmnemss rnean hours of work in the library, and Sister Aura is right on the ,job to help ?SlLlCli3l'slES li the right Besides, of all fstudontse saince Slater Aurelia has instructed them in library lCCllI'llqll6.?S they are phere. books nffeded for every problerrx. 'the library in a favorite lnaun at horrmew in iles cozy almos Vissitora io The school f'wOI'! lOllI'I'1Q5i Think that they have been nxyafe rioussly trans ported Usoulh of the borderl' zwlzcfxl they pass 'lister Mary Bormifacelas Spanish class, and hear the f5lL1ClEYIllS3 lufalily suing- ing Cuando faali cle la Habana, The rrnysfwriers of binomial tlmeoreno and the irxiracacier, of factoring cliessolvc- wh she explains the fuxuclanuvnialza of a1,ggfebr To hor sluderxts, Tlxe esoplzorrxorf-+4 Cieligh in the geornetrical laby rintlus she C r'cfate:s. Sister Mary' Carmlella caplivalfo-5 the students, asa sho unfolds lo tllern the won- ders of biology, lugzalillx, and c-lzemihl ry, Instructor in Physical Education vmme, www Mm ancf 7Uomen-- f7aieAJ5LancflVua4... Rev. Edward Ivlaliszewski Director of Athletics W, Above: Disscussing school problems at a Faculty rrxeeiing. Below: Mernbcrrs of Jour- naline Club learn how to edit a school newspaper from their adviser, M. Dominic. xx! E . . . Who .Jkwe 0444 Uwe 0906 ,mfzfffffscga egg? fi fi . Q: 1' Az ii yn - - - M Sk . . if 139 :S Hur QICTGSQYU fT:'?'I'?aOY1E'L11f.f haze xwcpm Swear an P1'1V1O'dS-3 gf. FS . - - N plaxcte in ihv 'ucwcirtsa oi ther frexswshnwn XEJEECSWEE bonus- 1!.r?v'ffvX,4Qs'x N 2 7'!Q1-xi' ' I roorrx teazihcqr saber hay bf:c?+:nr'x1f'f, 'ffffff ' With a good :awry for the iinglizwia fv'3UJCiE'I1ff3i, ffiieswr Mary Dominic lightfans the load of rxmaatvring the iirw points of Vfffbizi, svmefnce: sJruct.urc, and lit- Y C?TE1f'x1i't'H Teaching Refligicm mud W'm'Id I'-Iimory, beefsicizf:-s Rlnglisix, takers up a great dval off heir tif'-nv, lim! dirczcttirzg ffl--HC ADALBEIRTAN staff k5'1f'f11S her always on the go. Hlvhcrv tixvref is 111 wiii, timerv Life A Xfifiijyu scfcxnwes to be Wisner Pviarjf .Augus- tinafs must Cizazrisahaxd z'1'1oi'io, Wm gzrqcnwfxi conclusively that :she praciiceesa what shi: fl'JI't:1f1CTf1C'?iu. ffihw has-Q ggalaycfd an irngoanrtani pari in the lives of the Abciavwg Twp, iap, tap, bcatfa rhyff Usrnically when Zola, Nowak, and C11'jfCZ6?WSki strike the keyboard, f5UI.3If1CJ! Yl0Y'fJf-3 faharpere thzfiir Wim on BQ1OWf 1,-Tgghnucn find Lmyjn prac geonuviiry and their escalpfflsa uri tical and enjoyable in the Studyr of fro ea in bxolovv lab. , v P, 17. new wor 5. . 70 Bang Man 70 Jfifi ccnmnwwiail sstudvnts by giving thvru tlw vm-,ffniifxlfqx of iuE1CD1'l?!liiIXd, book- kocping, and iypimg, Am1gfrican Histcmry ies fbahy' - if you study was her oft-quotwi line to tin? juniorss. And siudy Nw E'kXIliO!'f'3 cfiici, much to the'eaatirsfacitimn of toaciwr and stu- dentra. ivlirvvtxng the mamifnld activities of the music' dwpartrnent is thu task enough for any one and Eiistcfr Mary Emmamwl hancilces the- job crxpefbrtly. Bsmicierss thai she conduct:-5 The girls' gyym CIZIESSEES and spends her night ours cireamirzg up new and att ractive cheers lor the cheering squad. 5? Newspapwr iataff artists get few points on cis-:aigzz from their ari twachcrr, fir. Mary 5. Luctillv. Leif to right: Ku1efsik,iStacEm ':1. icxk, Femo- riowska, Piimvr M. I,uc:i1!Q, firzievggcucgki. ' ZW2'n- ClE'1r1fetz'1m'x-1 Cjeflfiidfxi Wilzv Child iQ'Hi,1r3,U EBVYW :sewn-uiby fxivzfxfflllfv Ci lb was om? mf Um f'mof fI !1w -aufflfzxl rr1us1,icpru5gramr f ofY7t1s,: your Ixlagvr ami I'l'kf:i'3i'!IiFfi's'Q' rmffrru- befvrzg mf Nw Clive- Club praxi- tivv fha? CQIEz1'i,:fk1rmaf- . Caimiiii an propuzwxtiam fmt' Nav big day . v K in I I as f, K. Q ra: 2 PM 365 1 I ,J -.5 . ' 1f.?fif x 'i 21: fy. I 4 '1 W 5. .- 'wf 322. gf: we pw 62' ff -312.1 15 JY' 51 3:35 Q4 mx aw -v-sf ': X I , o 1 . . 1 31 Lf JJ we ew af 1949-- sezg.eM4.wwz ani af . . Sister Mary Augustine knew that she was headed for some interesting times when she took over the leads ership of thejunior class. They had reached the prepossessing heights of Third Year but the maturity that had eluded them for two blithe years did not suddenly catch hold. With such widely divergent personalities as Archie and Monica to contend with, she had to apply the wisdom of Solomon and the patience of Job. As an instructor Sister Mary Augustine was exacting,but every junior knew she put everything she had into teaching principles of re- ligion, history, typing, and short- hand. No one would call us a serious group. To typify us with one phrase would be difficult, but wherever a rollicking good time was to be had in or out of school, there we were. Members of the Diocesan History Honor Society - Left to Rightg Whalen, Klawinska, Zawadski and Gorzejewska. retary. Class Officers - Lakomy Treasurerg Zawadski presidentg Klawinska Vice presidentg Kulesik ww, fm.-1, law, z '7!ze Illltldlld, If the juniors' pride, Stas, wasn't bragging about another great achieve- ment, or the high pressure sales- lady, Ola, wasn't dreaming up a- nother victory, it was a dull day. Edrnund, Victor, and Stanley found out that ahead and atypewriter can't occupy the same space at the same time. The dust on the picture frames recorded daily seismographic dis- turbances as Rose and Paul came through with their ,ready witticisms, or Leo and Gene exercised their slapstick talents. Sweet reminis- censes of our happy junior days will be those insignificant facts, those small incidents, comic or tragic, serious or childish which claim the right to an aching but pleasant nostalgia. THE ADALBERTAN flourished under the direction of a fifty per centjunior editorial staff. Edward Zawadzki was associate editoi .Paul X Gryc zew ski Stachowic z Sroka Dabkow ska Luc zynski Stasik Bac zkow ska Maciag Kush Hussak Whalen Nowowiej ski Stachowiak Gorzej ewska . . . I4 7f1e Quia! ' of 748122 Jia R zamrikiffxvic A L, .af plrfwir L6 CI zu rz'zic3C1-aa Rw:ir'nvrf',ka ffl iibLlyii1 WF if Kulvsik Z 65122, C1 cizki A. 'fviikrul Kliaw. imska Lfikiiflfif! E30 M,ikr: 1t my' J fr iw ffiializw, mf R, 1-fj,7v.1?' 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Yves, C26-if-3fQ of '49, look fgr- warci to your' East year' iii fit. Adalf- bvri High. T Iiappy in .?uz'1i0r:5 brrixakfff. mf ax as , iw GNU! 31155 min il:-' S , aapawklingg rings -- as the gyxiizvr earmmci the at taxlslv fm Hwix' Ring ifJaa ,', Provmgg that fsvhool is not all work sfitia moplay is Haifa 53201 of ihv Qff'i1iIf31' FIf1z'wfs71 1f.?emcm: amd. .. GREE1 Prom ...'?1J e realize that it is the rhythrnical Finale to Um Senior day 5 af WT. Adalbe ri High, 1. . QQLFS -ffl QL'f1EiJ'x ki hi, g fkk? W71 9-T'1'4fi31 Tl! a fx 742 S GM Qiisatffr Mary I'3lOfTli?'1iC',5 fax'- Elijfilljg? 2OITECI'iiiC7I'Y1 m 1g'1fbrvi1-sian failed to cicxmpwz 12142 high wpirifs, Ufthfff'ii,3i31!1OT'YIlH! Ef'?'3, 'Nw addition of gf'Cnv1f--iry and bio- loggy to tho curriculum. phiixivsff-d ihvm rim 61 bit, ami iimir mxrn, fzrcuun uradw !'fi1kiYigf', xxx? YH loud- ly x CJIQC mi album. F' EViUTEwf fr1'ea?5:'mf'1xrlvcbr for- gfft T210 air of mrrrfscy wack 50513: vn1pT oywi aw iw pit 331' wily fyfyqi Exim i rc-12532 xiriimz prima' io the 1rsiTimmsa'5 ' ffhfgf amiiw Cipaliorz xfasm't Y'J0I'fRP 1326311 the rvialiiy, Fellow faiuriefmiea will long 1'efmmr Aahefr Ther fun- cfral fQi?!'Xf'iCC?5 for Ne1pi'ss rxzmxm' aradmzvfxry zusopbks rnaas- not which was :,o1c311'unIy in- tvrreid ba-me2E1ti'1 the tallest trmf in tin! sacghnmlyaxrci arnidezt a 5igfg'1'aa,1incf atma3:f sphc+rf? of gg rims? and rzmu rning, Q-fu..-.cpu Claws Officclm - Radzanowska, 'f1'G?65ll1't?I'Q QE'r1drze?jczwski, pres- idv-mgTob01sw,kaB vice p rimidimtg j6?E5iCJ!'lO2'v'fikEi, zscfczrcflary. :Y 3 SfE3.C..Vf1OV-f.iGk, Siniegocki, Solara zyk, Iodrzcjcefwski, and Pawlak displzxy their projects for The Kunior Science Exhibit. vim, Mm Sf-lm! .fife ,an ,ff Pietras Wrublewski Nowak Stachowiak Hussak Lfedrzejewski J e sionowska S As to regimentation, the sophs would hold their own. While other students cut corners and slouched, military sophs turned only at right angles. They had the spirit of charity, too. David was the perfect ventri- loquist for Solark in Economic Geog- raphy. Snow and Solarlvs papers 1 Mac iej ewski Kuc ha rc zak Gmys C zapiewska Nicgorska Sniegocki Napiecek Kac zorowski Solarc zyk were often faczssimilieas of Davefrs mathematical precision. Though quiet and unassuming, the girls, too, will long be remem- bered. Toby, the sophomore straight A topnotcher, preferred micros- copy to barbarous dissection, We wonder what happened to the sala- nnanders Florence Nowak took home CX? -'. 8 ovm' the Clmristmas Holidays. Sho brouglai back an Qrnpiy aquariurrx in April. lvlary Godczskak wlxiespcfring voice made us, wifeh salma had a vol- umfg couircgnl so that wc: could hear her f?XCi?11Cfil repo z-tea. Will Francffss Kawinaka follow Celia To th? Fiji islands? Jas, Dormhy ever heard and noi rrwrffly fzervzf? Efluy clicl lielmu Hussak ciffftfnd Foziu :so ilrdcfzuily? Artim Pili llilfi Mill to tell use how hor rnatlx paper 3501 Daxvafeg name Fil? 'W 'MWPNG' Judi' unwav- K' Y xfK': 'un Qi ,sk ' o W ' 'fi new Y Jw? Biellvcka Gocicrclafa Wiemiem. ska K 151 Fei lim rw: Hi wwf alia Paw 3 ala SZCEXYJKT zxfk Kai wiztslifa U1'l,:f,miz1k. l3f1rtiromeS on it, Clara :specialized in lvra,nif.afn gffarsfl and Cecilia xx-als always, accusmd by tlwbuys of usingarfiliciialcolor- ing for hm' golden hair. Ma1'Cgf's poieaer ami Anna M3695 Wizardry in ggfff:1mcvt1'5,' '15v'i'TEx the esnvy of all who ctompemd. Rose Marie'5a s-aouihelrn flrawl, l.,lJl'TdiI'li f,iPS Eruily Post lfbfzresonflliiy and U1'bar1iak'ss gift of fears wcrrw cm odd asfecirtwwzat, Kefafpixzgg flux wclzcimcnl alive mills tlxfjfir unp rcdictalvlcb am ic sf? we ro the fiOl.3llf'3i joy and delight. Whme 7!u-ne Ya ,4!l4aun,z'a,mzfa0Z4m6... Il1OlLllC,l'l C zapirwki PA-ltac lu ow leak ?'z:,af1'i1r1f4kE1 'llobcul ska llacizmm Xllvf Hakim ...7hmeWdZ Erring sopns are induced to fol- low thc- straight and narrow by cun- ningly devised detentions. Yet we have our privileges. Not as many as other study halls, perhaps, but we still manage to remain happy. The class boasted the greatest number of sportsmen, Shaping a good shooting and hard passing basketball team seemed a hard job but half the troubles were over with the fancy shooting of Snow and Kao zy. Finding good baseball material, was quite easy and with such lluminaricrs as Rich, Mac, Napi, Dave, Kaczy, and Snow a victorious season was Ae 6 sw, 7a ew 9 Constantly battling in the field of SPKJTYS, the saophomorefs have never sslackcened up in either eacho- lasstic activities nor in the ardent pursuit of their vocation. lffllothor in clams, on the grid, at the dia- mond, or in church, they always Cooperated wholcfhe-artedly. They were a bumptious crow and made their prcfssertce felt frorn the be- ginning. It was a rare nftixture of Romeos, geniuses, slow-satartevrs, and jokfsrs, With its good leader and cooperative spirit this classsa pro- mises, to be one of the best in the history of Saint Adalbert High. inevitabl ev. 3 I ll! 7Pmd'ny u Ffa- rf c 4!4f:,6r Eidologgy fstttcievntfa put heads togvtlu-r on eacimgfnc: ff projects --. f?rno' ffifuff 04,9 cfffigli .-fin.: if ,wawfdiif 1'- lfet-awday drivef. ophss regtsstm' ?5LlI'f7I'i?3C' wha, Frzvfshnntfgvn tako lead in Parnph .1-L ' .l. ' . ,giiibyn V 55,1 2. gfRV V f A gykx y ' '- ' ,M X . ,I I 'QE Pj . . j ,, .. , M Q N . A V MW ig, an 5721! ..., ,,,J , -155539112 cq 1. V- VVVVVLVV ,,1, Lo. b- -5 1 47 QA , L ff--'f 'fQ1L f3,,' 15 QL L 1 v ' V, V V1 V' J 1 . . .A.,,. ,,, :'s,.Vifwi1ffl2g :11::w ,- TC' 1V ' R I AT VF ji V ff ' w' ,. 5 af - UW' 4- ,eJ , - .1 . 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Arial- bef-.r1,'5, By fhff tirrw iizsf lceaxvvze turned yellow it waffx wEiiw5sffx'vc i Mai, the class of '51 weve Albsrrimfsiexaw not only in narrm Emi salma ire apiril. The frorsh xD'L?1if.?Vifd A lixflel lfsarning ies a daxrzggrvmnuhs i?1iz2gg, 2'1E'IlC'6? they waded through gzdgctm of Christian DfDtTtTi!3E,?, over ww Wailea icnliowwii by Ni1iDi316fm0!1 and Bcnlivar, drawn 'if'fc'pE1fE'1Si of Elngliash ggr'f1ir1'1Yu'1e1x' in scrarch of ilu' E?11.123iVL' t'5Ubji'CZfiXfE3 c:or'zz5w14rz'zwnt, a1r'wLmci H3011 0i1f,X43if'st3 mzmcgrmlzs windzrailha, over the urs-Q kzmwrz sxiggvbraic wbssiiacxlfm X and into the womiezz' world of exams. 'Hmir version of them was: The teachers. c:ame...wo sawmthey con- qufe red.. Unforgqriiablefs of St. Ada1be,r,t's fresh included our class alibi ex- pszrt 1063 Pieikiewicz ' Topyn who was prornpily deflated by Sister Mary Cominids He who excuses accuses hirnseling Stratosphere lviike:'s :sissy make-up at the Ini- iiaiiong Kippy and Rose Marie Bacfss Q-nactment of Romeo and luliet, We had representatives of every imaginable art, profession and trade, ranging from the high- ly polirshcci artist to the happy-gm lucky fellow without, a care in the world, i?5i5tcrMary Boniface never did recover from her astonishment at E-aker's marvelous duplicating ability and telescopic vision par- '44 Hee 742 G' aaa? Y ' I l l iictulaxrly an twat iimv, Rvnufrfx- 1i3'i,?I'1Eiif tz'osfE'z'sa Lit 12!PifQ'I'il1Q' rmifrs- rzrzciq-zAMa1r1f.iSm3g wffircf drill wig- fmlw Yu ewri-aizrw Q1 iriplff frm- jwff-3'Y'kIf'ii? of iiw fire' ifimCf12-Sf? vxit 42:13 E ?'f'?'s?1 ASV? Yfixw- Iitilcf Xlixaiw, Qi rf 41113 wai?:f1-i.1:na13r'I.,eg1f iz1 stu-- ififlf ifwz A M1322 -i5lHi4'T' Iviary , V C,4ir'mf N1Eaxg giving for . 1 twnzmv .3 Q - Bac:,Poremsk1, QHFOCCI, Dvo A1214 'Mli'f1 NM- wff V' Stab,-yla, Kaczoroxkyskay Lu Ina sg. fxuffsgl K1 X at fqmlniss wiCz,Kaminski, Bkwrkcmmki. Mifrfv' 5-fiifmvllzx mm''rM4ir.3UifiF'3i-''Sl2ff51iz'151Cqrv1iU irmsx s'vxef'.xmzs 4,1zfYxz'zx1rz'k Murawa-ski, Bielski, Zavaaclzka, 54 Y A , W. 9 Ulfild, iimnmhs Swzzrw 2 ' k Melczak, I-xwulek, Q,31f?ChCD1W1Cl', C. 3 j 'A' fff-G , . f ' 's -- 4 if-M151 fipwnlwizrwfxxx-milf A.-,4'hn.,w,,... I1 ln' Cjiouf if-UNI' xx swilifiihi -Ajf Q .W ..: al 1 QF' E i E.: 's Rv g Mr za' 4 .Amd Zuma Then there were the real think- ers and deep students who de- corated our halls. The-ir ranks we re raiher thin and sadly in need of recruits but they managed to have a relatively high ratio on the honor roll. In later years the freshmen will be sure to chuckle heartedly when they remember: Burkey's fear of being hanged by the sophsg Anne Kuziahs relationship be- tween vigil and vigilant -- the fix-si was aman and the second, a ladyg when 1erry's one shoe traveled down the aisle during a study hall and the principal stared at her one unshod foot as she left the room. Terry always tearing kiewic 2., Z ientarski. Bac Zkowski Zasstawna Dubska Dubski Rychcik Faje rsska Bakalarczyk Kra:-aka Bertha Kwapiszewska, Jedrzejewska Whalen, flankowska, Janusle wicz, Cichowicz, Dobis, Piet 4ae4!unen-- yff' Spaafalerfwulffz through lines and files just to bv mated out a much unwanted damn- tion after all. Why is Regis Whalen called Punchy '? Take a look for your- self. Youcou1du trnis:ehia boxe3r':s attitude. St. Adalbertfs frosh found out what happens to naughty boys and girls when the first D. T, was calledg also that Z0rro'S rnyssm terious visit to Room309 was rea- ponsible for finow, Kippy and Ke11er's assignment to the black- board crew. Memories of O1y'5 praying a vocal solo beneath the Cross, mimi. a9'fW'- -- Ralph '4itabry1a's automatic reach for a misafsal from the and of the pow ara he arrives late for Holy Massa, ever faithful foe Karninskfs rooting for tit. A35 basketball team, Melczak and Zawadzkaks playing with dollicess for The Ivierchant of Va-wicca, and CECZFCZYCGW5 mourning over Punchy at the Iniatiatiaon will ever remain fresh. It didzft take long for the fresh- rnanwallflowerfs to become grae ef:- ful dancers when the upper classes- men took thanx kindly but iirmlv in tow at the socialf-1. We are looking forward to rnany more happy years at St. Adalbert High. Qin -V, fx: Q Q M f, ' fl Vhx W x fx.- I' x , r-- , ' Q-'D ,TRB X N Ng 5 ' 5 X Q 1 . ' . if 3: XW 45 Q 'QQ' I . ' ,4,j? 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'Y -' 7fae Semau ll T ,lgigiy T l Kel l 'iifiigll' it s The wheels of education be- Sloan us through many a rough :iv '- it 4 gan to turn for us at St. Adal- tlme' The Sophomore Year bert High When, forty-Six offered new vistas and edu- 5 Strong We blazed the trail, cational hardships but we had .1 opening the first freshman already learned the hard way , class. We werethe first look- end knew thelre was no royal f W ing into the future in a new feed fe learmng- i erag tradition, that enormous if magnifier, held no mirror to Gone are fhese days when flj gl' x x , our searching gazeg We read after dissecting frogs we wore V not the future from the Past. 55355165 Eaptilssinwlllff Ifuljfj i, 1 A, ur e I M 'Q lv Nevertheless, our memories and Liczy read the minutes of P as 53,3 hold facts and dates, causes, the Science Club from a blank ll lll F and effects. We will long re- Page' 'Milli I T I member bored Chester Dodson I 5 A wearing red ear-muffs during l 45 We leunehed mto our EnglishgSisterIgnatius's hor- Jumer year: We rolled along 2 1.01. when --Crown put two on that same laughing, care- final 1 g lively grasslloppers into her free lnath. School life, though ix w L handkerchief after retrieving oxaotlng: was notlllst one long lj! ' ff it from the floorgClara losing ooY of unbroken. 81'eYne55' both soles in a fire drillg the The Sombro ouftaln ef mono' 'g innumerable turtle races down tonY Was f1'oCluent1Y hffed a' ,Q ll the aisles. Time roued by Side by the gentle heed ef fl well-nigh imperceptibly as hufoolrl end extra ourr1ou1ar Sfgl,..f'fQ?. we braved the pitfalls of the ootlvltles- i t ' freshrnan year and we eagerly H H H l mc W ,Z, looked forward to our sopho- I?.1u1n.51 H Fish' Acorn' a me :sd me szfmfantfhsi 5 e nic am .ep emic , This semester proved to be SWoPt our jumef homeroom- 1 f' a hectic one for everyone in- 51 MaTY ChrY5o5tom ie Pro' , juni volved. Our number was re- boob' Still Wondering what was 5 Ilglyl- ducedto an odd 18, odd because the StY1e and Color ef the Pio' 5,,'cQ4rllm'l the girls outnumberedthe boys, tols used in the duelbetween A I - . - W , Y ?.rf5ff'. eight to one. This is the time Aaron Burr and Hamllton' ' M We 50 capably derngnstrated Helen Krall had asked the W ,,,' 3 that particular knack for get- Q'-1eSti01'L Someone elSe'S ll li -5i?.fl'g?'A'i ting into trouble with that right shoe on another's, left di ng sense ofhumor which has since feet Was the Order A Of 1'1'1anY' lib xiii rf f -I ' '-L., ,,.' fi'w?l?f T How, l' ,.i,,d .n .eif r i 'W M -'-'i -xml l:.g5,r' . - e--f-h. ' of-r: wzm,4zzvzmaMa,eewMea.. a day, andthe cause of many a puzzled ex- pression on the faces of underclassrnen at the change of classes. Already familiar with the scholastic hazards confronting us, we took everything in stride. After many losses and defeats we grew quieter and humbler. Finally we come to our senior year, the year that :stands out most in our story. What a change from the sunny greenery of ir-freshmen, But, comme to think of it, it wasnft too much of a change at'all, lt was our Principal, Sister Mary Eugenia? guiciance and leadership that make our last year a banner year at Lit, Aydalbm-1'g,, As time marched apace and we with it, novel and interesiying activities filled our days. We published the 1-school's first news- paper, THE ADAIMBIELRTAN, and set the precedent for the Chrislmas Candle lighting ceremony. The second semester passed by morez swiftly than our first 'three years. ln its wake: came the first junior-senior preiaidermt. ' cl , 'g 1? Claws Qffimfrfe. - Left to r'igh'c.:Dolorc'sQAfgdracka, ssecrelaryg Cwraldine Dahlunxwlka, preaidentg Harlem Krall, 1r0a1fsu1'e:rg Angeline Kowlffk, vice we 74422 Wwk- GERA LDINE DABKOWSKA Best guard on the basketball team ...always going to bed early but never getting there...has long midnight telephone conversations with Lizzy...ably presides over senior class...plans a nursing career. Glee Club Z - vice presidentg Student Council 25 Basketball Varsity 45 Science Club 3 - presidentg Journaline Club 4. HELEN KRALI.. Class commediane and mimic... wide eyed alto of the Big Four ...experienced ' soda jerk .... peppy cheer-leader. Glee Club Z, 3 - treasurerg Student Council Z, 3g Cheer Leader Z, 3, 4g .Tourmaline Club 43 THE ADALBERTAN 4- Circulation managerg Class treasurer 4. RUTH BILSKI ,Came to St. A's in her junior year...plays terrific game of volley-ball...speedy typist...very smooth on the dance floor... 'tallest in senior class...a well- loved, all-round sport. Dramatic Club 3 - secretaryg Journaline Club 4. DOROTHY NOWAK Supple movements add grace to her height...very outspoken... adapts her own dance steps to every new tune...often has a wicked gleam in her eye...keen on fashion trends. Glee Club Z5 Science Club 35 .Tournaline Club 4. CONSTANCE KUBIAK Has quite a large relationship... secretly pined to be a cheer- leader-,,.gifted with a very photo- genic face...faces life with a smile. Glee Club Z5 English Club 35 Journaline Club 4g ALBERTON- IAN '48 - Business managerg Basketball Varsity 4. ANGELINE KWOLEK A punctual custodian of high school buzzer...chick, lively soprano of the famed Big Four ...boast of seniors--their smallest member. Glee Club 2, 3 - secretarvg Student Council Zg Cheer Le '4- er Zg Class president 35 Jour- naline Club 45 THE ADALBER- TAN 4 - reporterg ALBERT- ONIAN '48 - associate editor. REGINA MELC ZAK Always first to arrive to school in mornings...ardent fan of St, A's basketball teams...chips nail polish during class hours...spends leisure time at the movies. Glee Club 25 Science Club 3: Iournaline Club 4. DELPHINE OLSZ EW SKA Frequently indulges in tampering withthe tresses...wears her brot- her's tie pins on the sly...is famed as clock watcher especially in al- gebra...most energetic during gym periods. Dramatic Club 3 - charrmang Jfwurnaline Club 4. CHESTER DODSON Talks with his hands...passion- ately hates neckties...lives for week-ends and free days...detests rings...loves to carry lunch in a bucket. Glee Club 25 Dramatic Club 3- presidentg Diocesan Writer's Club 31 THE ADALBERTAN 4- reporterg ALBERTONIAN '48, editor-in-chiefg Journaline Club 4 - presidentg Basketball Varsity 4. ..We Ska!! PA TRIC IA BAR TIROME Dark-haired alto of Big Four ... efficient editor of the ADALBER- TAN...energetic cheer-leader. Glee Club Z - secretary, 3 - presidentg Student Council Z, 35 Cheer Leader Z, 43 Journa- line Club 4 - secretaryg THE. ADALBERTAN 4 - Editor-in- chiefg ALBERTONIAN '48 - associate editor. DOLOR ES AN DRACKA Noted for her rapid chatter... pet mistake in pronunciation is holever fhoweverfuadds touch of finesse to all decorations...de- sires to drive family car. Glee Club 2, 33 Student Coun- cil Z5 Journaline Club 45 THE ADALBERTAN 4 - staff typistg ALBERTONIAN '48 - associate editor: Class secretary 4. DOLORES LIZEWSKA Alias Lizzy L.ynch ...expert at applying lipstick without a mir- ror...would travel a mile to lend a hand...very artistic...reads over her lesson on the street car. Glee Club Zg Student Council Z5 Science Club 3 - secretaryg Iournaline Club 43 Basketball Varsity 4. DOLORES K UBER SKA This quiet miss is known to all as Porky...best dressed...nice gray eyes and very mild temper- ament...ribbons and pearls com- plete her attire...aspires to be a stenographer. Glee Club Z5 Science Club 35 Journaline Club 4. Wadi CLARA STABRYLA Seldom on time...sultry type.. always primping her coiffure... likes ankle-strap sanda1s...has very light step...is a dancer excellence...insists on called Claire. Glee Club Zg Science Club 3- vice presidentg Journaline Club 4. THEREZSA KUBIAK Never has a worry...pretty as a picture when she b1ushes...her clear blue eyes mirror her sin- cere persona1ity...wears very pretty blouses...alergic to all slimy creatures. Glee Club Z5 Science Club 35 Journaline Club 4. GERALDINE ZULKA Star ofcommercial class...pounds the typewriter for a lawyer on Saturdays...is life of every gath- ering...secretly mad about corn- on-the-cob...stamps feet when she laughs. Glee Club Z - presidentg Eng- lish Club 3 - presidentg Jour- naline Club 4g THE ADALBER- TAN 4 - staff typist. THERESA DZIADOSZ Proudly flutters long eyelashes over sea-green eyes...mania for climbing hi1ls...fabricates fan- tastic excuses...rarity of senior class...solemn soprano of the Big Four ...answers only to the name of Jadey. Glee Club 2, 33 Cheer Leader Z5 .Tournaline Club 4. JOHN ZOLA Pampered baby of all-male family refuses to close doors...smooth as fairy on the basketball floor... attracts many friends with his curly wave. Glee Club 25 Science Club 3 - treasurerg Iournaline Club 4g ALBERTONIAN '48 - sports editorg Basketball Varsity 4. x' Nowpigal ITN? w- 1 .I 71:42 Seniafzfi 144 you Qc Quad: '70 Some prom and the crowning of John Zola and Constance Kubiak as Catholic Press king and queen. The culmination of all dreams was THE ALBECRTONIAN, our book of beautiful memories. Thoughwe had hankered after that bliss- ful day of graduation, we clung tenaciously to each precious moment as it slipped away into eternity. We can never iorget ourlighter moments. Chester was fond of creating riots by gestering excuses in health classesg then, Johnny, our floor-walker, was ever on the beatg 'Delphine insisted that one group of seniors were watch-clockersn during Elnglishg Ciocia Ne1l1s's commands to empty the waste-basket and close the win- dows were seldom obeyedg Helen Krall came into algebra for rest periods. And as a fitting chapter to our story, commencement. Commencement meant moving out into the world, each with his individual visions of future accomplish- ments. Classes will come andclasses will gog but the spirit of St. Adalbert High will stay, filling each in-coming and each out- going class with ambitions...memories... drearnsmnot unlike ours. With candles glowing, seniors gathered to initiate the lighting of the Christmas Candle which will become an Albe rtonian tradition for years to czorne. Geraldine Dabkowska, class president, is lighting the candle. ffl ,., 1 4 :fu f 4.4 1 ,.,1 f 1' ','.'.'v'- , 4 ., .g ,rl ,f A f JAN. 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H fvllh QQIQPKU wt-C-V' ull' aff! ,ffix X, Am-f -hu UH ,Y pafnpd Qubwvgr XO Ookb' , an auf! - e X3 . C axb COXX gxnxlln goal' 1105? a 25 53. I - 1313 NQPQGSQC- Simian! P 7fae rqlinfonian ,mu The Class of '48 was lain in starting on the initial volunu? of THISAl.,Bl?'LR'TONIAN. Alta :special meeting of flu? class, Flisteirr Mary Eugenia, 'll'1e'Prir'lCipal5 publication advisor, outlined 1119 work to be done and aszaigjmrd staff rnernbers to writv copy. Heading the edi- torial staff was Chester Dodson, assaisairfd by Patricia Bartiromee, Dolores Anclracki, and Angeline Kwolcfk. John Zola was appointed sports editor, while Conslanccf Kubiak E1SS21I'YlCCl lhfe rcizffsponssibili- ties of busimirss manager. f - -l J Y We CATHOLIC l ' 'V' WY 'XY i 3 ' if A I .f 1, x ' 'a il lo r EQ if vm ,aaazaearm lo fjfjgg The alert sataff of THEZAL- BERTONIAN discuss Commit and lay-oui of the annual wiih their advir-ser, F3issi.or lNAorv Eugenia. Left to right - Kubiall, Kwolek, Dod:-gon, Zola, Barfi- rome, Andracka, Eiifater Marx,- Eugrenia, J x WM, 1 Ar Q 5 s -no 'Q . fwliff N. ,A 1 3 2 l l x v Chester Dodson, editor, finds out that it takes tirrxe: - and thought - and effort - 'co produce the annual. 74-e fqfimlonian TI-IEC AL.,Bl2RTONlAN is an emluodimont of the spirit that is St. Adalbort High. Its high ideol- ism, unclaureted courage, and unl wavering faiih in us-s will over be remembered, Each pvreson, each event, each tradition rocorded within its loaves is a troaaaure we will ever clxorish, Si., Adalborf High. will grow in our memories and in our inmaginatioms because love, wor- ship, arxdall ihat lies in the human heart is flxorcr to encourage it. '7Ae Ndaldealan Une of Si. Adalberrt lfiiggifs major iniezrceevgm its rwvzragsapffr, I THE ADA L,Bh2R TAN. Editorials from the pen mf Patricia Bartirorhc and fvpurif, pagv by Edrrumd Kklfih wc rc cxrmongg ' ' A ' Q x the lwzzwliggiutf, oi Um: year fs worry Gilbert Hn2f:goc'ki and 17Q.1cifEs.nc.n' .Fefeifmowska Caamgghi Zmppy and humorous Arnica bxftuwzfsm the sspakfeez ofthe' 'w hmriw of Qfciucaiiorx, Edwin-d Zawacizki and Pau! Wha- len 5vifE1I'I'QdEii3i1Twh0C31i1'Cf' amd mawfs editors, while Rossf: Klauaimska did za crvditablc job am feature: Colmmxnfis. C1K61S5fi?f iDcQfim'rr:, Anger-M lim, Kxfolwk, fiiylvica Gorvzfzjcewska, and David If-clrzeejwwwki covered cfssmnfial Albclriqmiar. news. Dmlozwzw .Amfircicl-aaa, G21-ra!-0 Gifnf Dabkxwfsakal, GYQxI'illCii!1t,l Zlulka ami Amw Ixf1ikru1':g sskillful typing xnadc: tha vdiicprm' ii2'kJ-filllki E1 ref- ality. The' circulazfimw I'TK5iUE1gf?T, Helen Krall, rcvaHy circulated it. TPUQ z'XEDAlJBPf,LRT!'+.N fr'cLnt11 its very iz2icmz'xc:y ssoughl' ami ob- tained z'mf:AmE9vrea?2 igu in The N81iCJl'1di1CGf,?'lQDliC Pri? me igX:Q?x.3i'j.ii1-- tion and 13:0 Nzixiiorzul 5wQC'ETCQ5li1twlZC' Press Azawoc ization Prcuduction staff at work on the . clumnuy. Left to right -M Kubpl-,Z ska, '-itabryla, N'ff?1CZi1k, JUSMHQ fwwsnka, fgnjQgOCki. L fx .hug Herve is Patricia Bartiromc, the first editor of T H E A D A L- B Fl R T A N. Abovv: The editorial staff- Left to right: Whalen, Kusah, Gorzojewfska, Dodson. Bawtiromee, Klawinska, Zexwadzki, Sr. M. Dfnruinic 4- adviser, Kwolck, Jcdrzcjewski. Below: The production staff - Left to right: Dabkowska, Kulesik, B. Mikrut, Yulka, Andracka, A. Mikrut, Bilska. Qt v Q.. . Q 'z b 'f .. f in 1 .yu 4 E, ,h y ff.. 5 ,z IWW !,1:O,', - ,.:,a ,i-. ' . ,, Qkig m,n':':+- .., K Mr. . 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The Red wontheir opening encounter of and White again fell victim to ' r- the 1947-48 floor campaign a fast St. Casimir outfit 47- 5 when they downed St. Thomas 30. Snow took scoring honors in 32-27. Fine ball handling by with 11 points: After a slow ii -4, ' ' Gilbert Snow and Richard start, Still stried dgspefately tg 'l Solark kept St. A's ahead, un- to overta e a ine . ames if I til the final whistle. Showing quintet but lost 56-25. With 1,7 a definite improvement in three stfra1gi1tloS1i6Z,Ji1be1 Z . their second game, the Red omans 1na y pu e roug 'si andwhite trounood St, Mal-y'5 by winning a hard-fought game i,',,1Q , of the Mount 33-13. Speedy from St. Mary's of thekMount 5 St. Casimir's gave Alberton- 32-30- RiC1'1a1'd Solar Was - ians their first defeat of the the big gun for the victors by ,f.Fi'i'i' season 35-21. The Red and netting 9 points. St. James, fr-'1 in White team again fell victim destinedto be Class B champs - to arangy St. Michae1's squad this Year, Were just H little f' 22 4 35-21. Soiarkfs last minute too tough as the Albertomans ' Jiri field goal spelled defeat for a lost 45-33- In the 16-St game Scrappy Natrona outfit 22-21. of the S'-335011, St- A'5 dropped b i - Ni Natrona St. Joets again failed anothe-r hard-fought battle to ,gl to ward off the Red and White St. M1ChHC1'5 by a score of Sfggmg i. 'R attack as the Albertonians 50-33. Kenitz led the victors ' 1' beat them 52-51. Gilbert with ZZ points and Snow, the 25 Maciejewski, John Zola, and 10Se1'S with 10. Kaczy sparkled the Red and 'N' , White attack by netting 19, 13, This is a story of a team 11 points respectively. Saint that fought with all the re- g A 1 A I Thomas cracked St, A's two- sources that it had at its com- or A We 1 1 ie- ti'-z game winning streak by down- mand. Its spirit never wav- if Jaw K f v. v 'A ing the Red and White 27-26. ered, but if lacked the power 5575. - QQ , Snow, Napiecek and Zola kept and drive of the veteran teams 'A-fiiggggi 7 L , St. Adalbert's in the game un- It fought. .jtftg !fLl i . i KL' tl ' ':,.'-'A-'I 7' it-5 ,gi his Lp,-, 1' 'gif YG 9 tw t a et' ., 2 .. 1 557 , ., ,..,M. Mn. 1--f 1' ul f. Q I ,, Q l 'I An enthusiastic turnout of 1.5, ff,-f 44 baseball candidates who + 7 2f '? tried to make the team and .1 vied for coveted positions on the diamond, simmered down Q Q, to the lucky few who qualified best. 'Ex' The team, managed by Father 5 .Q Maliszewski and captained by J' '9 Chester Dodson, joinedthe Dio- 5 cesanCatholic Baseball League. In the two League engage- tg' -'V ments they've had, Albertonians ' lost one andwon one. At press- 5.3416 time the score stands: North Catholic 10, st. Adamert 0, 1 st. Adaibert 10, st. Michael 9. I The team is out to make it- ' . self a name to be reckoned with i n in district sandlot circles. .. ,V ,g g Qbzh' Spell!! The first season in the -.gfjgf-3 Catholic Basketball League ful- iff? X-9 ig. 'jgvtlafl fx 13 feta filled the hopes and dreams of the past three years. After what seemed interminable practice, St. A's Girls' Var- sity opened the season with a bang, winning all of their pre- liminary games. In the League games, however, they did not make out so well. Nevertheless, their spirits were not hampered. They finished the season with a winning streak of six games in a row. 3a,.1.2'w f V Aa- Q we They have learned the value of true sportsmanship even though their successes have cost them long, hard hours of practice and cooperation on the part of each and every girl. In the weekly gym classes calisthenics, rhythmic games, relay races, folk and ath- letic dancing afford splendid opportunity for developing the mind, the character, and the structure and powers of the body. It was basketball, how- ever, that became the all ab- sorbing game of the students. It brought to the fore such mental and moral qualities as leadership, self-control, self- confidence, habits of obedience truthfulness, fair play, alert- ness, quickness of perception and of action. In recognition of the indeli- bletmark of spirit displayed by the Varsity, the team was a- warded Varsity letters at a banquet held to crown the teams' achievements. Father Maliszewski's en- thusiasm and satisfaction for the fighting spirit of the Al- bertonians have prompted him to present trophies to the boy and girl who excelled in both the scholastic and athletic field. f y Q wg fry -4' . --1 if-sim: ' , ., . .-W .. . ...Agri ' V- - ' 'nw ., -, '-f ifrrii'-.r9 4l '- fzralsltrljeii-Q fn' iiflwf- -- '.'1'5': 3?'f ' 2'-i'.-SA-V by . -. - - ,, A A r .. M ' , 1 ff J. f A -1- .1,..,,wt-51 I ,....,,: W A fu -u , , , , w , -f Qi. ,f m Q Q ,-r-1, l .2 ,f-1 it Mit !. 3 5... L 'm . 'T '4., .lf x 61:25. - fp' . 5. t z Q3 pig kts Y I .PT r EU I -. 1, ,n .' 3 4-:4 , ,Sw -sf W 'in ff 9 . 'iw . . , ,X , 'JY , 1 . , 0 'Jguf' gan. W , X s K X gf! 57 'A A 4 fp ' filly? f A -M4 J ft u . fl ,f f f . . k ,D . .. Uflrjsggg. . .. In , F3- I.-qi lim, 5 tgps. . ge QW' g.'lmQa'v 991, ' 3 pei? at , , A , ,N 53 we 5,'f:f5v lu! ig we LQ! ,1 '. '1 ' 1' '. WW,.W,,4...m.,,,.m,.a. ff R 14fQi....,. 83:1 sf if Er 24g all-'Si 17 ew' wma, gamma 'fem Left to right - Tcrp: Kozuch, E, fliniezggoctki, KaCZC7I'C3'42 Ski Gryazcwski, Stachowiak, Midcilnv: P. Whalen, Nzlpifeccbk, Rev. iii. Idaliszmvsski Director: Mr. Hilary Niodrak, Coacghg ijuigkiewicz, R Wh6x len. Bottom: Macieiaewski, Dodson Zoh G. filriev cki Q Ia - J , L, x no ,ho 1' cz k, fitudeeni Mfmilgersz Luczfrxski, Jedrzekrewski, Y 3 J Baczkowski. Cheer Imadezrsr Stasik, Kulesik, Hussak, Bartirome. BASEBALL sQuAo ls'cuf4' 7fa2z44llfq 5 L,E.AGUiZ Opponent St. Ada1bertNON-LEAGUE Opponeont St Adalbert St, Thonxafs 27 32. St. Joseph, Mt. Gliver 34 St. Ivia ry of Mt. t3 33 Immaculate Conception ZZ 551. Casirnir 35 Z2 Si. GGorg0 2.6 St, Iviichael 35 Z1 ftnf. Basil 52 St. Joseph, Natrona 2.1 ZZ iii. Michael, Greenfield 42 St. Ioseirph, Natrona 53 52 Joseph, MT. Oliver 36 St, Thgryqasg Z7 Z6 PiTCE1iI'N 48 St, Caginqir 4? 30 Immaculate- Conception 30 St, Janqag 557 Z5 fit. CIWHTISS, Donora 33 St. Ivlary of Mt. 30 32 Fit. Jarnrifss 45 33 St. Michael 50 33 Zola and Dodscm. T110 tc-and will reg ood the 10555 of two layers, Tiff minute irtstruc: tions other Ivtaliszcrmfski and Coach Iviodrak out Cxaptaift Zola and Co-Caoptaln Dodson laat MMM wma, We magma an lfze ew Cheer leaders pause to pose with Father Ed for the camerra man. Semorg and juniors join handi, ln Vlrginia Reel. Elaine thex! dam: E3 to cz f Quit' Yfafuxllfq .Sc F I-Q Qfliflcn' V he 'M ' -- to X . V 1'-UC. . , ytidx ,, an ITV M A Cmg has IV' aipim, Qi NOYVYLQX yy BU H-LQ ek fe LEAGUE, Opponents 551, Adalbpy-1 fit, 'Thomas E6 14 Sits Rosalie 5G IZ Sit. James IZ 39 St. George 3? E 3 Fit. Michael Z1 19 Si. tviY7i?I'Xd6?'1iI'1 Z9 38 Sit. Ma ry':s of Mount 20 19 Si. Thomas 37 34 St. Ros-aalia 47 1 I Si. Eames Z6 39 Si. George 31 ET St. Iviichael Forfcritwci io f73t, A, St. Wendelin 32. 2.4 531. IvT.ixry'sa of Pvhapmt. E2 Z3 NON LSLIAGUFI Qppomj-nies 3451, Adalbf-ri WY. Cexreairnir lib 32 Claihffdrai High 35 ZZ 'Nez-gt Elnd 22:2 181 Peabody 15 .Bi Eivarxzvs Ciiy 13 35- SST. uhh fi 3 9 931. Baesil 33 if: New Rnd ISE 34 Mi, As:-sisssi 4.3 Z9 Sit, Arm .Ein 34 Basil 153 Z5 iii. Arm Z4 33 I url io!-S Qnjo Mflun bl y G gdmfu of ihff Court' 11 :gy on , IXOW VO f Exxlvska 4izQ ba ' Kubiak anlsiarlgdle the to 9925 A' I rt M Q 0 i 7-2am M-MT Wd, AVVX , . .am Sw, NANNXQ Mall' D N Kubia Zfiplewjcz szewskj, Bottonq- T obolsk A :Milf db, Mr' I.. Rm' , Liza f H. Kaspuf' r ddle: , 61- , manager Thom' m D - M1'.9s Q gov FUI ,tlfowfs bel, vc ska 15, Q ' X' , Fail: lm, coach , Cza ' sms! ez- manager. .. Kuchar If plffwska, G 6-UF Coach, 02:61 mys J , Mis S igim 55 5 j . ' g Q 'Y .iq ' 1. V I .Y. ,tug- : .. Y .4 JE f . m . ,X VF' 5 H 3 . wit 9 ' x 4'- utr. if-Q if il '-. r. ,ff . I g.N Hfa JNL? , Pnl wx Q 9 1 1:40 V. W F f W Qu' If S l xg. . gr: 'fqi Q - jf, - fffd' 2 ,H .. iiinw A ., '.. N. h kv, . ,a If '.d.L.l' r ':,4fJg'i 5 '. ' . fbi' .QM my 5 PfQ:34F' iwvjgif' -' fi-fy P. 'M si-.lf-' MJ . wwagxfgf--.f' . .p . AW, 'f -. -u .5- ' v l .U4.- n 4 ' , 2? , , .Fm A , T .,l...,.. ,. A. ff G, .G Tw' ...QQ Iii, JW. . A . . - - --I ..' 'rj-.-, .V f, 1- M.. - . 1 ' .. . ., - X: 1 gvf- In 1' . f W 4121- t'ffff ff' 'A Q.. uh . M2-L' v .4..g..w Q Q ' ' ' 53' X LQ Bejoae We Glow Many have conspired to make the course of our high school days one of success and attainnient. To all we are grateful. But there were some who merit special cornmendation. We consider it therefore, our greatest privilege and pleasure to express our heartfelt gratitude and appreciation to Dr. and Mrs. William Baczkowski and to the Polish Falcons for their aid and interest in all our enterprises. Rev. Ladislaus Rokosz., Pastor Rev. Joseph Wichrnanowski Rev. Edward Maliszewski Rev. Aloysius Borkowski Rev. Regis Connolly Dr. and Mrs.. William Baczkowski Polish Falcons of America Mr. Robert Kubiak Fourteenth Street Bank Mr. Joseph Hajec P saf- .X 'gl ,.- ' . X .S as ev-u-c 'f,:'l'x ,Q -ru fe-'13 , . L 2 .5 I ri 5-5 . 1 1-14, I leg n- 3.4. .,. .. lx' - 5- ,. gg.. -, 'x Q sex, , .L . ff ,. .-f ,. v F 1 V51 . 1 ..- -.T x lg 'J K V . W .1 F i. Q3 54 f ,J if ,W 72 .fw?3'ff' r 'ia lx J 1 A 5. QQ1E5E ifffxw' ' 1. ' Wt, .'.'x5XlQv,sw Welty? it UF : ' 75419 G , . xl. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dedo 'wi'Q in I ' .-,.,.. A I b , , R 'HE g f, av, ' ' A ' x-:-in ' , Q . .,A- ci.-fq 7flf . . ' .L A - ., ' 'i'flfilli?fff?f? if f 3 Q ' 1 ' I - '- 1 is fr ' wt? 115, L A 'V .? Dr. Anthony Abbate Mr. Kenneth Collins, Jr. E M5591 Q if 1 - P Abbott's Gulf Service Station William Colteryahn and Son Co. fff34fP2'i 2' I ., 1 'iff-?I1'2f.,. '- ' - Alba Printing Shop Dr. J. H. Conneen -I Alexander's Bakery Miss Julia Cotter Mr and Mrs. Joseph Ambrose Mr. Leon Cygrymus 3 Mr. Bernard J. Andracki Mr. and Mrs. John Czapiewski Q Mr Francis H. Andracki Mr. and Mrs. A. Czapinski f . Mr and Mrs. Joseph Andracki Mrs. Susie Czeplewicz 4 Mr Walter S. Andracki Mr. Walter Czeplewicz gf,--sf' 55 Arcade Theater Miss Florence Dabkowski WF Areb's Baker Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Dabkowski V Mr. and Mrs.yJoseph Baczkowski Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Dabkowski Miss Florence Balawajder Mr. and Mrs. S. Darkowski If 1 j -'1' P Mr. Edward Baranowski Mrs. Stella Damas 7 ' Mr and Mrs. Joseph Baron Mr. and Mrs. Walter Daylitko U gg Mr and Mrs. Walter Baron Mr. John Dedo J. , 5' . 'A Mr and Mrs. Anthony Basilone Democratic Women's Guild of 1.555192 ' Mr. D. W. Bayneew Allegheny County 5 ffl, Mr and Mrs. Henry Bertha Mr. and Mrs. W. Demski .pfkpfl Best Wishes from a Friend Diamond Bakery Mr. V. A. Bielski Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dodson g'1'Y1l - l yk Mr. George Biermann , Mr. Alexander Domzalski 'WRX t . . Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bilski Dr. J. R. Donoghue ' Frank and Raymond Bilski Mr. Harry Drzewiecki Leo T. Black, Watch Repair-man Mr. and Mrs. J. Dubis Mr. and Mrs. Henry Boehm Mr. Mary Dziadosz and Family , . Book's Shoe Store Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Dziekan Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bonenberger Engelman's Parisian ...I 1 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Borzykowski English Lane Nursery ' Ev: Mr Frced J. Breitweiser 1 Landscape Contractors W Zia gifqfiechgsallien Ove Zig gzgiigllasrili 5 Caspin and Pepple and Company Mrs. Mary Galiszewski P 5 , fMaciejewski Bros., Mr and Mrs. Walter Gardocki 5 ' Mrs. Victoria Cebula Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Gargotta Miss Sophie Celmer Mr and Mrs Sophie Gasiorowski Miss Marie ciak Mr. and Mrs LeRoy Gibbs gm, J. Mr. and Mrs. Adam J. Ciesielski Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gierlach ' iJAiesgak1F8:inEral Home gI'ankFCr1ad1ysTz Quality Meats J A r. au o en ass ron avern I ..,., , it Mar Colli an Beaut Sho Glee Club Comyplimenis of Frieyhds P Mr. G. T. Glensor if 'mx smiths .dxf 4' , 3- , 1:4.. ':p: 1. .. ,, iff' ' eh.- 1' , , . , .h':..cQ9ff.x,A .llxfok l V .L . - mf .. ' '51 L-.M . f ,Ci .. . ,, ,. , . 'rl' r 'L v..,,n,.iA-..,',, ,: -,-gl, I 1 W., af, , Ja. 4... .. .' . r f ,..,'.. :-- .- ' .923 1 L' k-3A3,NzJF4?l ' ' .rxei iw :W ...I-4' if .g Q . E' I 1 . R,- , X N. A . f f ffT'iV1!. 'u . - ' . -r X 'i !'!1 '.1'- ' im-my 1 l , ,, -. fr,' ' ' ' .-'.1'f'7l1 'Y ' -' Q ' -X ' 31 :fv: e7'2E3qaEav.u, 5- ,I ..-.:-.,-.i,1,.,.J.- ,il-:,,:.', I ' V at :QA-'V , g.7:qi?Ixhr, he., :W - '14 ig., -Y 1 .r' 4, '1 '. .1-.5,f'f, ' . ' 'z ' -.9 -- .., ' -' iwgir' If .pxie Y- ' . 4 ' F 'K' it xii' D' GQ Pabwu . - Dr. J. Godlewski U 'J s .wi fix Goldberg Fruit Market Friends :pyj1a,: l-?X'1:'1T- Mr. and Mrs. B. Klawinski Miss Mary Kleina , 2'4 fx -41' jig r-- Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kochanowicz Qfiig Q -. Mrs. Monica Gozdowska I. Mr. and Mrs. W. Grabowski . Grade One 5.5 Grade Three Grade Seven Mr and Mrs. Edward Greb ' Dr. A. M. Gross 5, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Gursky Mr and Mrs. S. Guzowski Mr Mr and Mrs. Ted Habowski John J. Haj ec Harris and McKeevers Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Hebda 1 Herby and Mickey Senator Elmer J. Holland M Home Store ,fl Mrs. Mary Houston 3.1.5 2 Mr. and Mrs. Hubicki and Family V 'ffl Mr. and Mrs. John Hucko Dr. J. C. Hughes ' I Mrs. Pauline lvanish Mr. and Mrs. Chester Jakoski Mrs. Mary J akubowska '- . xxffli :- ' 7 A569251 Mrs. Michael Janitor Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Jarosz George A. Jones and Sons J. and T. Auto Repair Miss Jenny Kaczorowski Ted and Dan Kaczorowski Mr. Bernard G. Kaminski , Mr. Joseph Kaminski Mr. Joseph Kaminski A' Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Karchut Karwowski Cafe ' Compliments of a friend Kasenter's Bakery Anna Kay Dress Shop 'galil Miss Mary Jane Kedzuf Mr. Harry Kieczkowski Mrs. Caroline Kielarowski mug. ll Y' Lrg' 5. .ENT . . 'r ,., .s :.rAf':' ..... 5:2 Mr. and Mrs. M. Klara Wi .H 1 ,r'F'f '91v fig.. I' 1,h:kH:Tf-i. 1 ' ..- 'r 4.x ,, 1 .M v 1: Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Kopydlowski Miss Victoria Korejwo -X Kotula Cafe Mr. Leon Kowalewski, Barber Mr. Casimir E. Kowalski Mrs. Stella Kowalski X Mr. and Mrs. Adam Kozuch L.5,.4f- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Krauz Mr. and Mrs. A. Kraski Mr. Stanley Krawczak ' Mr. and Mrs. William Kuberski If' . Mrs. Blanche Kubiak ' LSL Mr. and Mrs. Edmund E. Kubiak ' Miss sreua Kubiak K Mrs. Cornelia Kuchnicki 1,tjy1Q Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Kuehn U Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kujawa , ' Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kumorek . Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kush lrfl Mr. and Mrs. William Kutzer ', . Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kwapiszewski Ladies Auxiliary of Felician Sisters - Circle No. l Mrs. Cecilia Lakomy Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lakomy 51, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lakomy Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Lakomy Mr. and Mrs. M. Lasick Mr. Bart Legas Mrs. N. Lelewska Lewin's Men's Store J ' Liberty Theater 5 I Library Club jlli, 32 Mr. and Mrs. C. Lijewski uf . , Mr. and Mrs. H. Lijewski M Miss Helen Lizewska Locksmith and Shoe Repair Egg Mr. Max Lupori itil Mr. John J. Lyons gf' if Mr. and Mrs. J, F. Maciag W egg, L,,'.x 4.8 ' 1' ' H' as , ' J'-, - X 1z-':- 1 ., . . 'U-l 4 ' rf . up-'!...55.h. A. . . 1 - A .fu ,:.f...,l,jg3e73w. .M - -. 'Q l. JAA.-,,2,-4, 13,11 f .1 . . J' MQ I v' .J 5.3, ,.' Sag-,el af ,r.-. .- .'f,',x fl 'l 1 r 'S . - , - - .- -wmzr . ., f1f312K'Lfi vw? T' Q W ' : 1i'?':y. . ' 0 ' -Q EQ -in 4: Z. Fra' . 1 A 4 nl I-, u. paihand , G' Inf. .13 Dr. E. s. Krall Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Olszewski 5:1 Ma1green's Cleaners Ouim's Restaurant and Tavern .ff g Mr. and Mrs. John Malik Mr. Frank Paparilla z- 9.13.34 ii Mr. and Mrs. A. Maliszewski Pe0p1e'5 Meat Market ini . Mr. and Mrs. Henry Maliszewski Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Pietras 7. -, r Mano's Pool Room Miss Edith Prejs gig? J :gg Miss Ann Marty Miss Stella Prejs Miss Sophie Marzec Mr. F. Protman ' ' ' Mr. Anthony Maulis Mr. and Mrs. John Przyborowski W 'i Mayo Drug Company Quality Candy Shoppe yi--4 5 , McCadden's Shoe Store Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rachuba QQ .lx .. Miss Josephine Melczak A. Ratunno Confectionary f Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Melczak Raymond's Market ' D. and H. Men's Shop Mr, and Mrs. S. Redmerski 51 .fi ','h Mr. Louis Michael John Repasky, Sr. 11, 24 41 w e MCCa1'd1e Cafe Miss Kathryn Repasky A 'mi Mr. Adam Michalowicz and Family Miss Mary Repasky ,, -A Michalski: Real Estate Dr. W. Robinson 54.191 1Vlike's COhfeT1:iO1'l.e1'y St01'6 Mrs, Anna, L, Rgdgers G We J Mr. Harry M' rut Mr. Frank D. Rodgers r and Mrs. Joseph Mikrut Mrs, Helen Rodgers '-ii Matthew Mikrut Mr. Irvin A. Rodgers 'Ui ' Va Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Mikrut Mrs. Helen Rogozinski J, 5 ' Mil1er's Furniture Store Rosary Society 75' Mr. and Mrs. Hilary Modrak Mr, Harry Rgsen -,s,gv Miss MGTY M0Ski6WSki Mr. and Mrs. V. Rzasa and Family Felix J. Muchlada, M. D. sahwarzel Department Store Q . qv. Mr. Lawrence Mulka Science Club if fg- ff'!g Mr. and Mrs. Louis Muszynski Mr, Andrew Septak -. ,Z and Daughter Mr. and Mrs. George Settlemeir f',,, ' Miss Juliana Napieeek Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Shaheen 925' glib ThOI'I1aS Napiecek Siegels Jewelers S' L eiSI1e1'S Bill Smith Flowers ,W X Holy Name Society of G. H. Snyder, Jeweler 5 . 1 St. Adalbert Church Louis Sober Transfer 3' 4 ' EI-2W gea1CM2E'ket Society of St. Stanislaus ew ex o ectionary Mr. Walter Sokolowski ini Mr. and Mrs. John NOWBR Mr. I. Solarczyk and Family igwi,f!,y ' Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nowakowski Mrs. Catherine Sopata F. S. Nowakowski Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sopata ' James J. O'Br1en Mr. Joseph Sowinski Mr- R. M. Oliver Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Sroka F filiiti Miss Eugenia Olszewski St. Gertrude's P. P. C. U, ll? N ,TQ Y .yy .- 1 My ,,. ,- 0- .. H Un., .Zn I , 1 . W 5:-ef' -lu iq , -H W., - . --. 1' wg. Q , -- f , .:.,- 1.35. -, . 1- , r. ' -1,-j - ff1?'5i5i:fi1EQa 'f1.-iaerrirrf 'A M 1314-:I ' iff- - ll .. ff'-'Trf-saiw f ...-'f11..,:1:4 ' ' -.am Y- :Lf A A ' 4. .:,,g:...-p 1x..rh '.:. itz..- ,v 15,53 Q I X .. , f J .. 1-EA-..-:'--. - g. .- . pu ,gnc-ex f ' 'f , .. , .- f -V .',y.::-1, v 1-fn, Q ' 1- fl.-:,i'.-?'5l ii'ie,fl,,.:v,.,,,,g , , 4-in-,--.' 'y...I. - ,gujnirc i '- I up 4' 046 .,,3.'l,,,.--'j.5:k,li cr, ,. ng, P W5 gI,, :,,,,ig9,, ., , 4 : g.n:3?'!5q x ,nmi:.5!1v, Qi.. . 5 4 , t L Q? .',. A '- V .-. ,,. , 'M ', f. .bi 'TQ St. Josaphat's Dramatic Circle Wagner Shoe Store 'pjlg'?.. Mr. and Mrs. John Stabryla Mr. and Mrs. James Wagner U s: q,QPj1i,: Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Stabryla Dr. Leo Wajert '+ fQ' S' Mr. and Mrs. Victor Stachowiak Wajert Pure Food Market If.L,il'4. . ' Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stachowicz Mr. and Mrs. Chester Warren .1 Miss Irene Stachowicz Mrs. Laura Waskowiak +-5 Mr. and Mrs. F. Stachowicz Mrs. David Weisberg Mr. Florian B. Starzynski, M. D. Mr. and Mrs. William Whalen Dr. Theodore A. Starzynski Whitehall Studio , ,-, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Staszewski Dr. E. Wisniewski mr, J 5 R Mr. Albert Steele Mr. and Mrs. T. Wisniewski 'FI' ' Mr. Red Stepanovich Mr, and Mrs. W. J. Wojciechowski up it Mr. P. stook Woshner Bros. gg Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stuckert Wrublewski Cafe nf' y T Mr. and Mrs. Chester Stupak Young Ladies' Sodality of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sturak St. Adalbert Church .zg f li' U, Mr, W. A. Sunshine zowodo Book store yn Q-In Mr. Thaddeus QCappyj Switala Mr. and Mrs. Edward Zawadzki ff Sy1's Barber Shop Mr. J. Zielinski - ' T' Szafranski Funeral Home Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Zola 5 ' Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Szelagowski Lou Zoller Market H Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Terleski Mr. Anthony Zulka , 'R United States Radiator Corp. Mrs. Helen Zulka V K Universal - Record and Gift Shop Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zulka QM f.. vio'o Place Mr. Frank zniko im .tynijn Mr. Edward Schroepfer Miss Florence Rogers A , V' nf in fi ,,:,g 8: I 1 I 'Wa 2 5.1 : . 95253, Jonrnouno Club Grade Eight J 3 5 Junior cioso Grade six J , Sophomore Class Grade Five l, 9 Q' u V Mmm v Freshman Class Grade Four 'x,..gSrY, fdai F., Grade Two WE ' xg' 1, 6225-E 6? . ' LWB X sind: lg: QM so 'S . W7 L ,,,...- ,,,- . A .K . , - . VV, 1 :1.f9'N4Q?2Qf'5' ' .QTVI -5 by-4 1,,r,,L1g3f,,.u ,Q r iam. -'vor M to i'f3z1' ,..q,- ., ff M , y--H' ,.. fr 1...-.. , ,fy-. . 'A-f '.--lv' -If -nl. I .r -' - ' .f'-writ ' n ..- ...fp ' '- ' ' ' -1. wh k'ff:g.1aKnF5F'4 - -' ya., 1. 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