St Bonaventure High School - Seraph Yearbook (Sturtevant, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1946 volume:

l 1- ui 1, 2-114 so - , wa ...vnu-1. --u-him: ,....' 2-ai. al., 5: f :lax Ti it 5 ix C 1 , 6' Q. F? EE 5 E If ss E 5' 5 L1 W' H iii 5 lf 5 Sf 35 'F5 3 Ti r if ig V3 Q fr u'HI'tIlIltI ua 0f1'if :' . - otwarla prsrullodnionl ogluxza, Zz' goifirnza i '2E'SSYVSfkf1',I iz' goifim' P t 441pr'axza. .+A g . ,.f,- Q 4 Through fhfsc statvly mlnnial port als HY' u'rI1'0111c V virw fhv drama of life Bzmavr V011 fl! af St. rziurf. Seniaa GEM .yhscanaz , U u .1' 1. -, V '.-. if f, E, ' fgf - '-.f.',, Q.,-L, ,rfJ,,-- y-rg. ,g W, X .fl ,,.,. . .M ,,,g,','fE,, fn. ,.,, x .1 A.fmw1'g-N My-Tiff '--lv 1 . .- r ' -77 W' 91 -ri .-.. 0 -:i . ,v,,'-, 1 ' - '. 7'-1. ,, J I ,A A KW' wa?-ik.. . Qfsvkvareirzifif Q. , ei? 'H 1-' H A '.. ,,1,1f.f? X my ufsfawgfr.-s.-. .1 4-. f.v1 ' ':5J 194 ,, . vh . . .vt 6 5 764 ,Z 1 fu, Q Ielicalfian THE 1946 SERAPH IS PIOUSLY DE- DICATED TO THE ADVANCEMENT AND PROPAGATION OF ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISPS HSERAPHIC PEACE AS UNDERSTOOD, INTERPRETED. AND, TAUGHT BY HIS FAITHFUL SONS AND FOLLOWERS. O Lord, make me an instrument af Your peaee. Where there is hatred, let me saw lafveg where there is injury, pardon, where there is doubt, faith, where there is despair, hope, where there is darkness, light, and where there is sickness, joy. - 1St. Francis' Prayer for Peacej fb POSWIECAMY NINIEJSZY ROCZNIK KU ZAPROWADZENIU I ROZKRZE- WIENIU POKOJU SERAFICZNEGO WEDLUG MYSLI I ZROZUMIENIA SWIETEGO OJCA NASZEGO FRANCISZKA 0 Panic, ufzciz mnif' narzgdzirfm Twego Po- ko'u. Gdzie nienawif6 niech sief miZ0f6,' J y gdzieiuraza, pfZ6blll'Z87ll8,' gdzie zwqtpzenze, wiargg gdzif' rozparz, nadziejgg gdzie ricmfzofd iwiatlog gdzic firrpienie, pofifrhg. - Glodlitwa iw. Franciszka 0 pokbjj f i r L1 V1 i 1 3 we 'K' is fx iris X 9 iw fi W , i Q x 21 ,f 2 ? Ns 1 8. an li l ,i . , .xr , i ,I . 'iii 3 Ligie- M1 ' K 'Www ,Y W 3 Q M if f f K Iwi , 1 .V f I K 4 Q1 Eff' , f 14-1 ff. - A Q . ' - I .X'fvw.x' ' P R ' . 54 9' if ?52!45'fk s - , f. 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The Fatherhood of God and the brotherhood of man presup- poses justice and peace for all. Why are men afraid to follow this plan? It is due to the fact that if the law of love prevailed, individuals and nations could not step out of line to follow their private ambitions in the attainment of objectives that add to their personal or na- tional glory. Love of God and man are the principles of life. Let them prevail in preference to man-made plans. The efforts of the best statesmen will be futile in trying to compose the tra- ditional differences of nations, if they leave the love of God and man out of their considerations. An enduring peace for the World has never been secured, because the principle of love has never been given a chance. Bonaventurites are thoroughly trained by dogmatic in- struction and moral practices to observe the law of love in their relation to God and fellowman. rf Q: .him ff' , 0 S'Y0 ' Pokoj - to niejako re-likwizl pozostzlla z ruju. to vzustka onegy nieskm 4-zonego I I lu. xv ktfvrym Hog' pozostaw ' - l'.. S. Ss X X 61 4 r Xie, qv-Qixx Q' A Q i 'G 13. 5 4 W if r-. me x X i iw. v r N it 5 ll ilfuli lk eg' ll ef f Mill! 1 X Qi ' 4 u la n T Y -ti r -A j, - ' CAPITOL Harm S Truman, Iarwdmt of Ihr' Z mtrri Sfatvs feace Zlzrouqlz fun lice ..... If peace is to endure, it must rest upon justice no less than upon power. The question is how justice among nations is best achieved. We know from day-to-day experience that the chance for a just solution is immeasurably increased when everyone directly interested is given a voice: That does not mean that each must enjoy an equal voice, but it does mean that each must be heard. ' The great and dominant objective of United States fo- reign policy is to build and preserve a just peace. ...It is often difficult to perceive how this central objective is best served in one isolated complex situation or another. Despite this very real difficulty, there are certain basic propositions to which the United States adheres and to which we shall continue to adhere. One proposition is that lasting peace requires genuine understanding and active co-operation among the most power- ful nations. Another is that even the support of the strong- est nations cannot guarantee a peace unless it is infused with the quality of justice for all nations. I I-Ext-emits from the l'l't'Slllt'IlI'S Message on The Sinn' of thc- l'nion. Jun. '-16.1 The principle of justice as a means of securing peace among nations and individuals is repeatedly brought to the attention of Bonaventurites to prepare them for their future role as peace makers. tlf2U0iG4tKJ live me the home whose members follow the rule of St. Francis.. It holds not only that peace and content which comes from restraint and rol. hut :tn active. radiant hamincss' - ' 1 1 . I . McDonough , , ., . 4. .., , ' '. make '--.fur-.-.b1..v'-55.2.3 ,sf r Q lr e 7 St. Franris of Assisi l'vr'v Rrr. l'lI!t'IIffl'Il' Srlzuaf, O.F.M. l'f'r'v Rrr. Matthias Faust, 0.F.M. illfnfsfwr f:l'l1l'l'tI1 Dl'lf'KQlIfl' f:!'1'It'l'tIl eace lmrouglz fouerig To St. Francis poverty was an imitation ol' Christ's life on earth. and therefore a sublime expression of his love for Christ. He chose poverty so that he Could love better. This form of renunciation --humble, ready to love, ready to be of service to a fellowman, and asking nothing in return-became St. Francis's ideal for peace. This conception ot' poverty is taught to Bonaventurites as a means of greater understanding among themselves and as a means of realiz- ing a lasting peace through a brotherhood of individuals. If lX'o1'lnl l'--114 xxill not luyilsi-ll'li--l.o1'lw - Pills XII. 'F' f I . '14 b . A 'l' J 0:1 'A 44 U' , l . J 'W' b.. vi, I Przczzr. O. Tcofan Kalznowskf, O.F.M. Minister Proiwncjalnj fokfij Seraficki Zakon seraficki, kt6reo haslem jest Pok6j i dobro, bez prze- stanku wytgia sig do wyzwolenia ludzkosci postawionej pod nieznosnym prggierzem niepokoju, z powodu buntu przeciwko Bogu i Jego woli. Zakon ten, Hwielkq, reformzy' nazwany, byl onym zaczynem, kwa- sem, kt6rego potrzebowaly spoleczeristwa XIII-go i nastgpnych wiek6w. Dzigki osobistemu uswigceniu tych, kt6rzy przyjgli tegoi regulg, cale spoleczeristwa zostaly dotknigte. Wloscianie stali sig wolnymig drobne potyczki wojenne pan6w zamoinych nie udawaly sig Z braku rekrut6w, kt6rzyby sig zaciqgali do sil lennychg sknerstwo i chciwose ulegly mi- losci chrzescijaiiskiejg braterstwo czlowieka pod Ojcostwem Boga stalo sig rzeczywistoscia. Sw. Franciszek bowiem chcial przedewszystkiem, Zeby jego dzieci duchowne odznaczaly sig, jakoby osobnym znamienigm, miloscia brater- skq, kt6rq Zywo obchodzi pok6j i zgoda. Swiadomy, Ze to jest szczeg6lne przykazanie Jezusa Chrystusa, zawierajqce samo w sobie calkowite wy- pelnienie prawa chrzescijaiiskiego, sw. Franciszek nader troskliwie na- gina! do tego ich dusze i serca. Nie dziw wigc, Ze sw. Franciszek 2 Asyiu uznany jest przez wszy- stkich ludzi, wszelakich wyznari a nawet przez niedowiarkfiw, nietylko jako natchniony przodownik religijuy, ale obok Chrystusa, jako naj- wigkszy 1'Cf01'IT12It0l', jakiego kiedykolwiek ziemia nasza wydala. 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Ich wielkie poiwiecenie, praca i u- martwienia, sa po najwiekszej czegici przed okiem ludzkiem ukryte. Z punktu widzenia Swiatowca Zycie takie jest pozbawione powabu. atrak- cji. Ale wiemy, Ze Chrystusa nie obchodzila opinja Swiata. To jest w1aSnie ideal, WZ6l' Brata zakonnego. Jak czas Chrystusa tak i jego jest podzielony na modlitwe i prace recznzg. Jego uslugi po- trzebne sag w kuchni, w 1'efektz11'zu. Zakrystji, ogrodzie, wzlrsztacie. dru- kumi, krawczami, zaleinie od zdolnosici i potrzeby. Brat zakomw jest wolnym od odpowiedzialnoici wloionej na ka- pluna z racji swojego powolania. Zabezpieczonym jest od niebezpie- CZ8IiStXK' pr6Znej chwaly i Swiatowoici, jakie groig kaphmowi, nawet zakonnemu. Brat Zakonny przyjal slows: Psalmisty Za swoje wlasne: O ,iednzj rzecz prosilem Pana, abym mieszkal W domu Paliskim po wszystkie dui iycia mojegof' W zzlkonie iw. Frzmciszka Braciszkowie wznieili sig do Wielkiej iwietoici. jak to wiemy n.p. Z Zywot6w Sw. Paschalisa Baylon, Patrona wszystkich dziel Eucharystycznych. Spehlial W klasztorze obowiafzki furtjana, a jednak znalazl zawsze dosyf Czasu, by zloiye hold P. Jezusowi utajonemu W NajSw. Sakramencie. Sw. Dydak byl kucharzem. Kiedy ZZLIJYUIIIO go. czy goraczka mu nie dokucza, odpowiedzial, Ze plomienie ognia przypominajzj mu ogiefx wieczny, i Ze ich widok pobudza go do stz11'unia sie, by przypodobal sie Bogu. Sw. Feliks Kzmtalicjusz. kt6ry jako kwestarz napehlial ulice Rzymu Wesol0Scia, swojem Deo G1'2:lti3SH - Hogu Dzieki, jak drugi QW. Antoni Padewski doznal laski piastowzmia DZi9Ci2fltk2l Jezus na swoich rekach. Nasi Bracia przy kolegjum idzgc W Slady Sw. Ojca Franciszka studentom przyiwiecajzj przykladem oraz ulatwiajzg im osizggnqd swe powohmie. Rzeczywiicie jestto wzniosla praca i zarazem bita droga do zabezpieczonego zbawienia. IO 'tI'1-kfvj. xx mvili 1'l1l'j SlllSzl. 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Z ': : 1 1. ll ..f Q 1 .V-gr. 1 u, .--Mu ' ., ai'- .,mm,4... .A Baolzz SV -4 .J aw -.' 'Q py ff, V- ,--15.1245 -'f '1 V- U -.M NJ I . V , ww Fqgizdr -St..Francis, .soioiuljz podf, . V ' Touch us the ways that will lead us most sure. Senior Roster 4-4 ...,. Q-Q-,, ..-Q--, 22 Seniors -- As We Were ......... 23 Senior Glass History ...... ,-- .... 24 Senior Program of Studies ...... 25 26 Senior Parade .................. In Memoriam - Edwin Dybowski - 31 Poiegnanie ........... .--V. ...,.. 32 ----------.- -- 33 Uuiiior History --g--..-.---Q 34 .... .... ------ 35 QfSiif5h.0mofefClhssElflistory ....... -- 36 i Sophomore Curriculum ....,.... - 37 Glass History - ........ 38 Frggshrnan Curriculum ........... 39 wine Band ...................... 40 i ThgjOrchestra ................. - 41 T Seiiaphic Student Staff .......... 42 The Printery ................... 43 Kolko Literackie ................ . 44 .Q -,. A. .-pu. .. 1' We .. ' v . , - V fri- .J ' wr ' 1.4 , ici' ,N . ' V :if ' ,?' .5.f.' . jf? .wg , - .1 . . .. V .41 Q 1.1, ' . ..v. . f. .V,.x-A . . V . , . by .r ....,l.', nu- - . . . K-.f-Q, ,. .1 w 6- .5 'I .,,'gM. . Q. 5 'vw if ,, :fx , F , :J .N qv M .fm -in V 1 5.. N 44- 'A' I 'Lf zu' ',: V ' ' -gVi 5'i fn-wt--'V' gc: , u 1 ' r ' Q S' ' F55 :A 7:jf.iEf' M 4' ' ,- - ,JA-.. ' -iVv.:k t . L., xx - -V .o.., . .. ., 1. V. .4 -6 , E, .- U -3 .f'f J nl . -'Nigw L 545, . . .. ,V , fsys ' ggfv, ' 'iff -ul QI ' --332255 ' I. ,yy .-ah T, . Q., My , .. -4 Dramatics ..................... O Swigty Franciszku, pokory my wzorze, Zywy Twdj przyklad nam w Zyciu pomoie! ffw, . ,uf AA, N -3 ' Milf ' -1 gl. . , V - ... ,, ,-swf I L . -.7347 51 r . ,L 'g-5 - ' ar, -jx. - W. .I 1-1, . , ,jk i- 4- VJ.: ' VF 'l bw 'fl-,-:3' fn '. V' V1:e:V---f-- 5 V. r ,J ,I -MJ, ,V . 1. -,y ' it . .4 - . i7Lpx,Q .: ,P .4 , .. .P-MSYW .vi 3. 1 . ' . 4 's. . 4, C. 29.2-1 5 'M ' x W V - neil: V in ' .,,.-,. M' . '-- 4... 'I up' ,: . - . V .!,,V s 'ir 4 v lg 4' .. ' - .-51 'pf '5 , 3s.,:g.VV-Vihw, . , -'I'-ii '- f.. Wiki m 'fi -V-..ff2:Wf V- isf.:V'zf:iV 'V .. ,,. w1-jffg. 4,551 e 5 ',?Tf?,-1- -9' Q, 1'qfJf'., EEF: - '.-l:o'.ak1.v.:i.m!'V M- W J 7 A' -'F'-f .. f . 93551. -- a--ff, I . .Jiri . V2 V-55.2 V V I . grglfh, Q41 53' 'P-js. V ,Q ', 'U' Q -.-41Tf.f-fir'-' 5515 -'F ' - - rn -' ' Y.1,.-riff? 'FK-' ,Udo . .,'..x.. ' , 'ff-Q... Q' vim fix.. 5 . 31 '- -vm-,. za:f,.H v V , 24: 'uV.n,f ' Y.. ,wh .X , mn V5-' f Vo. . V -. if CLASS EMBLEM Class Patron: St.john Bosco Class Colors: Green and Gold Class Motto: Semper Fidelis Class Flower: Peony Czarneeki, Ignatius 2962 S. Delaware Ave. Milwaukee, Wis. Czerniakowski, Joseph 1555 Nebraska Ave. Toledo. Ohio Dorf. Joseph 1652 Mead St. Racine. Wis. Downar, Vincent 5098 Emerson Ave. St. Louis. Mo. Dziadowiec, Bronislaus S16 N. Hermitage Ave. Uhic-ago. Ill. enior Rod fer Florek, Thaddeus 38 Liverpool Rd. Hobart, Ind. Frysiak, Chester 03 Guilford St. Buffalo. N.Y. l-lebel. Ricliard 3152 E. Canfield A Detroit. Mich. Koszarek. Paul Route 3 Antigo. VVis. Kurutz, Andrew 2430 S. 17th St. Milwaukee, Wis. Lesiewicz. Joseph 1005 Madison St. Lake Geneva, VVis. Lesnau. Joseph 5013 Uhalmers Ave Detroit. Mich. VG. -' ' 'rsv- ffn 11.7 04-14 Nom-howiez. Marvin 2040 N. Hamlin Ave. l'hic-ago. Ill. Nowotarski, Etlllllllltl 625 S. 10th St. Readin,u'. Pa. Prawicki. Henry 3604 E. Slst St. Cleveland. Ohio liaxtajezzxk, .l0l'0lIl0 4223 Wabash Blvd. Ilzunniond. Ind. Stasek., Gilbert 12114 - 3rd St. Antigo. XVis. '. If -I 'ml ' rego przeciez pozadaja xvszyscyf' - Ks. llr. l. Hobiez . ' , nv Q 5 . , .-. . , 1. . .W , .I A. . I. , . . Q ' V' l E Q Af, 1 ,Q ',..t.4,.xr-1 L .. 4. 'J ... V M.. . . - H .154-s. '.' af - 4.6. , .. le av .U '- . - -' 71' - .,.. . Bez pokoju niema i bye nie moze prawdziwego SZCZQSL-ia na ziemi. kt6- rl Q . ,Io Q 'Y .Ks We Were Wi- Freshmen - 1043 -Ks We W'0re - Sophomures V 104-1 .XS We Were ge juniors -- 1945 '3 ....' ,,.:,.: F: .,-,,- -. ,: vt A - lmlny bl. I'l'2lI14'lS ut .XSSIS1 IS awelzlillln-fl hy lllvll ul' :ull vlww-fls :xml ut 110111111 :mt un'x ns an IIINIPIIIII IlllL..lUllN 11111 1 lvul m xt In 1 hurl. 111: :Q 111-st suviul l't'fU1'Illt'I' the wnrlrl has ever hnuwll, - Fr. WI. l'nppy, ILFJI. Rev. Claude Labmski, O.F.M. Senior Flaw xl4Nl0l'2lfUI' Senior Claw .Hia tory The autumn of 1942 saw the beginning of the downfall of the Ax- is Powers as well as the introduction of a small group of twenty-four new Freshmen to St. B0na's. lVe were a sorry sight- frightened, homesick, and on our own. But through the untiring efforts of our beloved Modera- tor, Fr. Claude Zabinski, who pointed out that in unity there is great strength, we were molded into a single co-operative body and instilled with a strong class spirit. In September 1943 the Japs had begun to feel the full might of the U.S. Forces, and we had just begun our second year of highschool work. Studies seemed easier, since we had weathered one year of St. Bona's schedule and now knew what to expect. We could therefore devote more time to other activities. For this reason we had a very successful year in sports. Germany had met the combined forces of the Allies on two fronts in Europe and was rapidly losing ground in the fall of 1944. The Class of '46 continued to gain invaluable ground during its scho- lastic conflict. In June we enviously bade farewell to the graduates and apprehensively waited to take their places. The late summer of 1945 brought about the total surrender of the last Axis power. It also brought seventeen brave members of the Don Bosco Class for their final stand at St. Bona's. The new respon- sibilities of leadership and example as seniors developed in us quali- ties which will serve us to good purpose in the diverse positions in the world of tomorrow. Graduation brings us face to face with the world. But thanks to the splendid training of our Alma Mater, we are ready for it. Ev- er mindful of our class motto: Semper Fidelisf' we successfully con- cluded our scholastic campaign at St. Bonaventure, prepared for any campaign that may face us in the future. ' I -, 'rel .f f A Ur? 'Q I ' ' 'A . .ffi ., ., 4 V A K ky'-4, -4.57 'wil M.. ,-.W V 1245,-. ji..j.:, , - Zan 5, '7 Tpfkfq- enior ltl4ll.ltllUX: God, Christianity and the Church: Apologetics, the Exist- ence oi Godg the Immortality ot the Soulg Revelation, Iesus the Messiasp the Founding oi the Churchp the Primacy ot Peter, Papal lnfallibility. ICNGLISF: Prose and Poetry IV by Maline and McGucken A survey of British literature. Emphasis on historical iacts and period backgrounds. Readings from literature of the various periods. Memorizing se ected passages. Oral and written reports on assigned topics. Precise writing, inlormal essays, mechanics ot composition in prose and Poetry. ive periods. l'l7lil.ll' Sl'l'l.XKlN1l. ITICBATINGZ One period. l..X'l'lN: Fourth Latin by Graves Selections from Cicero, Ovid, and Virgil. Prosody. Ecclesiastical Latin, Church Fathers Five periods. POLISH: Dzieje Literatury Polskiej By C. Wojciechowski Advanced studies in authors, prose and poetry. Rules oi rhetoric and composition. Oral and written exercises. Pan Tadeusz By A. Mickiewicz Ortografja Polska By W, Gqsiorowski lf'lll'lNt'll1 Standard French Grammar By Fraser-Squair-Carnahan Three periods, Members ofthe Senior Lldss Performing an l'1X1lCl'lIl1t?llL Under' the Direction of Fr. R0- lund in the Physics Lab. urricu um tiltlilili: First Greek Book by White Greek and English Exercises Three periods. VHYSIUSI Elements of Physics By Millikan-Gale Exercises in Laboratory Physics By Millikan-Gale-Davis Measurement, mechanics of solids, pyronomics- magnetismp electricity: Class: 4 periods. Laboratory: Z periods. l'HYSlf'Ali lGItI'1'.X'l'lUN: Two periods. VOIVIC l'UL'l'Ulil'IZ One period. Extra-Curricular - Optional I'HlN'I'l NG-.IOUHNA LISM: The Practice of Printing By Ralph W. Polk Theory and Practice Printshop Practice By R. A. Loomis Printing Occvgvations By C. W. ogue 'PYVINGS By Sorelle-Smith-Foster-Blanchard I NS'l'lillM l'lN'l'.X'I'IONZ i All instruments. Band and Orchestra Two periods. .U , A i.- ay- . ' ' .-A h V 4. . .1 ji' 1 . 1 LI r . 4 1 t ' -. a .Ia 1. . , I f ' .aff 'fx V 'r 9-,rr 'V sg , I liquids and gases: 2, sound: light. -A. . -J' E A,,'. E- . I A 'x , 1 n . - .N ,.- ':-. - . 1 4 I . . .. 'l ' -5'.P'lf. - Tiff-q,w 'r-. , L i Y, , . . if W ,, .. r , giant, ELC' Bwwao ' 'ij-t Hlosst-fl are they that work for peace. for by the Most High shall they -.,,' , lm 1'vw:il'ctn-il. .1-. 1 Sf. l1'r:ln1-Is. A I --I . - -H Y 1 'Y li n !. Bromslaus DZ13.dOW18C Always ready to gwc 1215 opmzonv General Prefect 4: Class Prefect 4: Yiue Prefeet 2: Uluss Pres. 3. 4: Vice Pres. 23 Sec- ., retary lz Seraphic Student 3.4: Seraph 4: Band 1, 2. 3. 4: Orchestra 3, 4, Symphony Orchestra 3: Basketball Varsity 3: Intramurals 1. 2, Ji. 4: Athletic Club 1. 2. -4: Staff 3: Sacred Heart League i, 2. 3, 4: lil Order l. 2, 3, 4: Literary . Uirc-le 1. 2. 3. 43 Rosary Cirele 4: Forensics l -1' Honor Student l fl 4' Victorvl'or11s Thaddeus Florek His quiet and reserved manner has won him the affcrlion of many. Flztss Vice Pres. 4: Seranhic Student 4: Ser- anli 43 Printery l. 2: Rosary Circle 4: Sacred Heart League l, 2. 3. 4: Literary Circle l. Il. 4, Library 25 III Order l. 2. 3, 4: Baseball Varsity 4: Intramurals 2, 3, -lg Honor student 2: l3I'2Lll1Hf,lt'S 4: Uhoir 4: Yivtory Corps l: Band i, 2: Bowling Staff 1. 2, .-Xss't Mgr. 4. I r ' P f 6 Edmund Nowotarski ,5 Inna spent zn hzs prrscnfa zs l'lC L'l'l' dull. se g. ,.i ' Class Trezts. 3: Sem-rotary 4: Literary Firm-le ' -. 1. 3. 4. Secretary 2: llnsary Circle l. 2. 3. 4: V N' Szwred Heart League l. 2, 3. 4: lil Order l. Z. ' ., 3, 43 Band 1, 2. Athletic Club 1, 2, 3. 4: ln- tramurals 2. Il. 4: Victory Vurps l. I J ri-Qf l L K f .ri AZ . , f ,O ., - ,, , r A.-, . H 1 N. if 4 . ,f.. ,-1. - -23' A . f QZ,.4Q3- 119152. . u lZe' ,'Si:i .--, if ' ..rfs57-' -' + - ' ., - .. f?-fnfu X 04-'fu l'okCvj ewan- eliCzny. l'lll'ZPiCljZlllSki. jest to SZifZl21l'll' iiujwyzlsm-. 'z x rlzlwe. lll9lDl'Zl'llllwliljilifki do ktwiregro daizy kuzcln rozumna istnlaf' K .- L r v -55' Qi I 'M 4 , .7 Richard Hebel Small in staturr, but a gigantic A 71 personality. X ass Trcas. 1, 4, Secretary 2: Printery 1, , 'ff thoir 1, 4: Ibramatics. 1. 22: Rosary Firclel , 1 ' I 43 Sacred Heart lleaguf- 1, 2. 3, 4: III V Hrder 1. 2. 3, 4: Literary Circle 1. 2. 3, 4: f 1, cl 1 2: Athlvtir- Fluiv 1. 2. 3. 4: Intramu- ls 4 4' Class Paper 4: Yivtory Forps l. Ignatius Czarnecki Social abilities abound in him. li , ' 1 , 11. J. 'res. 4: III Orc ' ' 'i s 4' Yeraphiv Stu 01 , . . 3 L 'ue i 3, 1 'e.. , . l osirv C'irc'lc ZZ, 3. 4: Sacred Heart eag 7 4 lihr'1rx 7 'l 4' Athletic , -. , 41 Intramurals Iii'-ig' Basketball f-. 'fl' llramatics 1: Honor Student 1, 2, Cor ws l. Xll htar: .. Ulu'-. Paper I' Victory I Joseph Czerniakowski I 'itncssrd his prowess in Sf, Bonals las u 4 sports. Athletic Club 2. 3. Pl'l,'S. 4: Class Vice Profect , Il: Ulass Trvas. 2: Class Sports Mgr. 4: Rosary Pircle LZ. 3, Monitor 4: Savrc-d Heart lieagur- . Il. 4: III Order 2. 3. 4: Literary Circle 2, 3, nnrals 2 3 41 Basket- Sgzt.-at-arms 4: lntrai . . . yall All Stars 2. Varsity 3, 4: Track Varsity 4: Hasvhall Varsity -1: Sf-raphiu Studont 4 St-rapli 4: Flass Palwr Zi: Honor Student 2 . J- ' i 41 A ., uf-- , A 5 . ' :pu , . Afilhh - 'f . ., 4- - Q Y YAY.YJ'70- 'r -'j7Janu 5 Banana in ., ' . in thx- ifranciscan lil Order and in its principles alone are to he found Eg Ihr- rvmvdivs for our social and politiral ills. though it is essentially noi polilivzil in its a4'lix'ity. - Fr. Kiliznl lil-nllrlch. 0.,I.Ifllll. r' -.f lei 3 d it 4' 'der-mph 4 in .. rg ' 'Q ' 'fm xx. . ss' Joseph Dori A mlm! and studlous fharactcr. Xsst Illbdllbllflll Algl. of hudpllln hturlvnt . -lg Printery l. 2, 3, -lg Band l. 2. 3. 43 Symph- ' ony Orclwstra Cl: ltoszlry Firm-lv l. 2, Ii: Sul-nw-ll Heart League l. 11. Il, 41 Ill Order l. 2. Il, 45 f--.:' Literzlry Vircle 1, 2. 3, 43 Library l. 2, Il, 43 Athletic Club l. ZZ. Zi. 4: Intrazmlruls 3. l: Victory Corps lp l5l'1llllZlIlC'S 1. Vincent Downar Whorf work is concerned we may find him. Property Mgr. 4: Class Vive Pres. 1.3, Pres. 2: Rosary Pircle 3. lg Sac-red He-nrt League 1. 2, 3. llres. 4: lll Order l. 2. 3, -ll Literary Circle l. 2, 3. 4: Library 33 Band lg Athletic Club 1. 2. 3. Staff 43 Baseball Var- sity 'lg Basketball All Stars 3: Intrzunuruls l, 2, Il, 4: Svrzuulwic 'Studvnt 4: Vim-tory Vorps l, 1 V r Chester Frysiak jf - One of the silent pious young mon. I 'J Ulzlss Paper 3. lg Symplmony Orrlwstru Il: .' llnsary Uirclo Il. 1: S11i'l'0d Heart llvzlglle l. J Offir-er 33 lll Order Ii.l: Literzmry Firulv Z!,l: .Xllllvtiv Vlull 24. l, ! if . '.'r+T' - ,I , .1 , .. L , o fs- f ' ',. w fv'-.gjm ' Q:--- . -5 .Ng--'s'?,. rrvif... a-22: Y' -' . -27-fa v'75Qc 'I'-J ,Xll1lSlllISlXX'lI lmlioju je'Sl nzljlvol1'Zf'lw11if'jszvl1l 'llvwslulslxxllll llll ll l I I -4 v wslwflll-m-sll--,l llulzluvsvi. SZZll'llIlllt'j lull-zgmlzll i lllll lnxlmmll lusxxnlflmlwl lPlYll24ll'j'Ill z mlllul:-ulzl ml Uouzl. ilfllllil 1w0l:fvj1l. - liw. lh-nml. Nunn 'ho tr in 'Ss 7--J ,,, - r ' k sq' I' '-1 1 4 4 Q 1 J Q ' 5. .-,, 42 1.1 . f k 1 lx 'F .Q H Vfilx 1' L T I 11 Koezarek 'r A V-, 4 ' 4 Pau . '21 l'l'HIfII'k!Ibll' lHf.I'f1H'1' of wit and if1t4'llig1'nfr'. Husim-ss AIg.:'1'. of SVTZIIIII I1 Sn-l'z11vI1iv Siu- W.. O III-111 54. -I: Sturlvnl Sturv Mgr. Ig Honor Stu- ' , 11 , IZ. JS. 4: Hand I. 2. JL. Ig f,1'I'hl'SII'Zi 3, vf' I Sjnlplmny Orclwsllwn II: Sm-rurl Hvaxrl Imzlglle- I. 2. Il. Uffivvr -I: Ilusnrk' 4'irI'Iv I. 2. II. Monitor 4: III Urals-1' 1. 3.12, I: l,ilv1':u'y 2 1'il'vIv I. 2, II. lg .XtI1Im-tim' l'IuII I. 2. Il. 'Ig I114 lrzunllrzlls LI. Zi. Ig lH':1m:1lim's 41 I4'o1w-xlsim-s SLI: ,I l'I1oir I3 Vluss Imlwx' I, 33 x'IL'lUI'j' 1'urp:4 I. .4 P' 'j. S 1,1 I 4 . ,wr -4 I Andrew Kurutz Lciting the world takf' its foursr, hr is 1. just a farcjrwr Chap. .N 'ass Sm-l'etzu'y 3: Pluss Paper Ig I5l'2llIllilIl'S ' f'iI'ClP 3. I: S:wl'0rl Hvzxrl IIPRIIIIIQ' K 'P SI, I1 I,it0r:n'y Film-Iv I' Iiuslivtlmll rv . . ...lm Order I, -, 11'4 I.2,iI. . ' ra 'z .' L. 25. Ig VII-to. Uorps . Joseph Lesiewicz S1'1f'1 ' 1' f1'iw'n2'r'r gvnius in him. I '14 Slusle-n 1 'T itux' of 0 IZ, ITIIH BQIAI ' VV I H414 ' lhla-tu I ' 'hull' ... II . ' -1' 2. Ill' MZIII . I I Id Ilur I: l.os.I , I3 Hand 2. II. I, .X Varsity I:4'I:1Ss I':1lwx' 2. 4-.I mls 2. II. I: III 1PI'lIx'I' 2. Il. I: III Huh I: Hlll!Hl'NlIIII1'lIl 2. 35, I1 Ifmw-:Isl--s I. 29 . , ., . ', ', vi- H '--'-. . 4 -,rfr -1 6211- ' ' I ' A - 1' 2- f Y'-2--f ......' - V 3 2'n..1'M,iT:5'1J-'P111'-.-A 7-fad., Stfgwwmf 4 l'Iw I4'r:11v1'is1':u1 I I I 'wks IIII'HII5L'Il I'I-Iiuiwlls mulivm-s :xml rw-Iiuiwvus IIIVZIIIS Iv :nl III-II':l1'I IIII Illlll my 1 Inx'uIx'm- II11' :If-:IIII UI' SH-'if-l5'.'4 inn llvnnris-Il. 0.II.1':lp. - -ia? -.4-VV-:Eg--gif K '-TE' .kr 1:41 vm . ' . :- .I' . , . 4 , A .V A 'A I-A , L ' A I un' 1 - . .' P. j . 53 , . . x. . 'la' , fir, fir Joseph Lesnau His mcclzanical abilities will bring him success. Production Mgr. of Seraphim: Student 4' Bowling' Staff l, 2, 3, Mgr. 4: Printery l, 2. 3, 4: Band 1. 2, 3, -l: Literarv Circle 1 3. 4: Sacrod Heart League l. 2. Il, 43 III Orvdgr 22, ntramnrals 3. 4: Choir 3: Victorv Corps l. 'fr .ls -Q Marvin Nochowicz P g f ' His afffftimi knows no limit. ' Sacred Heart lleagnf- 1. 2, 3, 4: Rosary Cir- M 44 4-le l. 2, 3. l: Ill Order 1. 2, 3, -lc l.iterary mule l. J. 3. 1: lnlsrary 1, 2, 3, ll Athletic ' ' ill l. 2, 3, 4: Basketball All Stars 3. Varsity 4: Baseball Varsity 4: Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4: 4 . Uhoir 41 Tlramatics 43 Victory Corps 1. 1, I Henry Prawicki .V !' . . . . ' - Dzlzgcnca may wall be his mialdlc name Qvlullllllt' Qtutlent 4' liosllv . . ,. , sz tircle 3. 4: Sa- .-rcrl Heart League 3. 4: Ill Order il. 4: Lit- A erary Circle 3, -lg Athletic Fluli 3, 1: Vhoir 4' llramatios -1: Honor Student 4. If WN 'V 1 A KID 0014- lnltujf .... AHlll'2lXVdg' 10 slowo Cuflnwm- llllPit'l W sohiu Wszystlio, vm-5:0 zanla llnsza lnrlzltaf' - Ks. Dr. I. llohivz. l. t -:fra PTM.. .,. . -u-M. ml 'c it --4, -2. 53 'hw Ne.: . Jerome Ratajczak Always willing to give a helping hand. .Xss't Business Mgr. of Serapli 4: Stage Mgr. ' 3, 43 Dramatics 1. 4: Rosary Circle 2, 3: Sa- -'Ip t-red Heart Lezurue 1. 2. 3. 4: lll Order 1, 2, ,V I ,' erary Circle 1. Z.. 3, 4: Library 2, 3: 5 Hand 2: Athletic Club 1. 2. Staff 3, -4: Iutra- lf murals 2. 4: Choir 1, 2. 3, 4: Printery 1, 2: Class Paper 2. 3: Victory Corps 1. Gilbert Stasek 5 '21 blend of lzarzdsnnzencss and a swell personality. ' .,, Vit-e General Prefer-t 4: Seraphie Student Sports lCtlitor 4: Seraph Staff 4: Class Pres- ident l: Plass Prefect 2, Il. Vice l're-feet 1. 4: Flatss Paper el: Band l, 2, 3, 4: Library 1, 2, I, Sm-retary 12: Ill Order 1. 2, -I, Secretary 3: Ill Order 1. 2. YI. Set-relztry Ii: Sztvred Heart l.t-aprile l. 2. 3. 4: liosztry Firclg 1. 2. 3. Mon- itor-lxl.iterz1ry1'irt-le l. 2. 3, bl: Athletic Club 1, Set'retz1ry 2. Vice Pres. 3. Staff 4: Varsity 'Przxck lg Varsity Baseball -1: Basketball All Stairs SZ: Ulziss Sports Mgr. 3: Intramurals l. 2. 3. 4: Projection Room 2, Mgr. 3, 4: Honor Student l, 2. 3. I: l4'orvnsit's 24. 4: Vit-tory g F vg- S: ' J Wil M IN MEMORIAM Edwin Dybowski llit-tl Aug. 12. 1045 '-' ' -- I - -' ff! ri :A QT.--. f i.:x'f5f ' 5' 'H 9 , rd g 'X j ll 'z I -- SLI lllll'lS. 7 -' x. 314 n .1 1 4-1. r-5.2 , 41.'u Y ?G':3y . :.-.-j- v' Q- '4 wo 1 A 44 1. , f. aw ' K 1' E ,fo I' ' f 1 .1 t .aft I F . F' 4 Y f 1 Popisy abiturjent6w W sali fzgimnazjznlnej foiegnanie Stoimy Wreszcie na progu Wielkiego Swiata. Cztery lata uplymgly od czasu, kiedyimy ze lzami W oczach i z trwogq W sercu stangli u Wr6t tej uczelni. W tych czterech latach Wielka zmiana zaszla W Zyciu naszym. Wzroiliimy W latach i W Wiedzy, przestalisimy by6 dziecimi - zmeginie- liimy! Dzisiaj Wreszcie stoimy na rozstaju dr6g. Jestto chwila radoici niecierpliwie oczekiwana, lecz zarazem jestto chwila Zalosna. Radujemy sie, bowiem dzielo nasze jest tu dokonaneg Zal nam Sciska serca na myil, Ze nadszedl czas, bySmy opuicili te mury szkolne, kt6re pokochaliimy tak bardzo W tychlczterech latach. Ze smutkiem W sercu Zegnamy sig z naszymi przeloionymi, pod kt6rych kierunkiem tyle Wiedzy i dobra duchowego nabyliimy. Oni bowiem Todzic6W naszych zastqpili i nigdy W potrzebie lub klopocie nas nie zawiedli. Zegnamy sig z naszymi kolegami, z kt6rymySmy sig blisko ziyli i kt6rzy tu nam rodzelistwo zastqpili. W reszcie Zegnamy sig z tymi drogimi murami i zakqtkami, kt6re sig nam prawdziwym domem staly. Lecz, niech te lzy nie zaciemniajq Wzroku naszego! DZi6li dzisiejszy ma byci chwilq, radosngl Wszystko na ziemi przemija, a przed nami 1eZy jeszcze pole obszerne chwil Zycia i pracy. Ze smutkiem W sercu Wiec, lecz zarazem ufnym Wzrokiem spoglapdamy W przyszloiri. SEMPER FIDELIS -zawsze Wierny- oto haslo, kt6re nam poma- galo W pracach akademickich. ZachoWuja,c to haslo i W przyszlym Zyciu, pozostaniemy Wierni naszej uczehmi i zasadom chrzeicijaliskim. Tak zasluiymy sobie na miano dobrych Jej syn6W, co daj, Boiel ,- 4 , wr - V . ,wnixg Y A -N X - VAJ1 .Hy .5 ww Jr-iii- 5- , .. - , -57-in 'cf P DC fo Hflalvlax' Hl'!'i'll ludzkivmu n-zvgui lmrdziej i li0llik't'ZIliL'j gnutrm-lm lvylu- uii 'U vwiv mul slzljvnkzg In-ll--1-nxmslizy uiv Qpivwulilxyi Vukfmj llldlilllli. . . - Ks. lla-nryk XYOryl3ski. . W A I ' ,4 'Ju l ' -if E . 5-11 A '- . 'Q If lfiql U i -7 n I .43 ,. ,mix fi 4 fr 1. xjx5 'f'ayx ,,f4u,, A90 XBWYX Inpxl qdbl I NN Nl 'iv 'I1 L xnxx- '9x50 -n'i11liZ5iI.,85Li4ll lb' ' I ' wap :ne f ' 'J Among the aims of a well-rounded education is the important 1 . Aj moral training of a student. Hand in hand with the acquisition of know- 'Q V.,a ledge goes the molding of a strong character and an unwavering will - t - to use the acquired knowledge according to the dictates of a well-formed Qi V conscience. ' l' Students at St. Bonaventure consider discipline a grave requisite in A of their education. Living in strict discipline gives Bonaventurites that ' gentlemanly reputation by which they are known and recognized. ' 'H , The difficult task of enforcing .discipline is entrusted to the Rev. . 'l : Disciplinarian, who, by his many helpful suggestions and masterly en- forcement of order, aids students in becoming truly well-bred gentlemen. . za ft Q, i-. aj F- . V , ,-'im' L1 . '. 5'l'l' lll'1N'l' PR I-Il1'l'IC'l'S Left to ripxht: Joseph Uzerniakowski. ind Assistant l'l'efec't: Gilbert Stasek. Vive Genernl Prefer-1: Bruno Dziadowiec, General I'rL-fvct: ans Paul Koszarek. lst .Xssislanl Prefect. 33 , v 4- 5, . . , - '1 35.sefi -',2 .Zara 51' Kmumu NX'hy should not the numerous associations of young' people. workmen and women. join tliv ill Order, and inspired with St. Francis' zeal for peace :ind l'l'l2ll'lly dc-role thvniselves persistently to the glory of 4'lirist? - l'l'lI9dil'f XX .44 n 4 llNllllNll mi nl nl I lull 1 X. lxm-lwun. ll:-usunl. llnttom Now: lla-ft to righty .I. Nienart. Ii. Falborski. J. Meronek, A, .lauren-ki. 'l'. ' ' kl 1' I k Isl' l'l'xwevki lf' Zurek in-oml Row: .l. l-lozum. .l. 'l'0lll1LSZt'NYSl'il, ll. lxon 'o, -. . as 'u . cl, Vex' I l.'llllll0NVSlil'.ll0ll4'I'1ll0I'. H. Olichwivr, A.K0c'l1an. E. Blovl1.P. liulig. Third limi-z Qilko, .l. flrahski. 'l'. Turajski. 'l'. Molenda. .l. Kolodziej, P. Knapp. U. kaz- niicwzzxli. ll. Burzynski. .l. Swiderski, .l. llzuleckl. F. liitkowiuk. XV. Fxllpmk. Fourth Row: S.S1:lmhm'ski. ld, Pilzrrski, IG. Rulahucli. S. Jauilc. J. Spott, T. Kozintvk. li, Wx-ohh-wski. IZ. I-lrzm-nk. E. Pezanowski. J, Gacek. unior Claw ,Nia tory The fall days of 1943 mark our coming to St. Bonaventure's. St. Stanislaus Kostka, patron of Youth, was chosen as our class patron, Domino servientesn as the motto to bear out the Vatican gold and white of our class colors. Guiding the Falcons as juniors Were: George Jaskulski, presi- dent, Henry Olichwier, vice-president, Robert Konkol, secretary, Alexan- der Kochan, treasurer, Roman Burzynski, class prefect. Our Moderator. Father Joseph Landowski, O.F.lVI., continued in all ways to make our tasks seem easy and our burdens light. .un- .ll Nlilll l'I.kSS 0lf'If'l1'I41llN In-l'l to riglili ll. Kmikol. vim- president: sr xl wi will ,. W, ,X A .,, .wg . .,. 34 l'mwilxixx'y pokfij uit- moie Iwyc Wymuszony, 'l'ylko IIUZOVIIX' polulj islnivjv- pod IlI'Zj'lllll24i'lll. slurry i wnlki wyhllvlizrjzi l!0lllIXX'IIll', :dy lylko przymus uslaj-a - XX. F. fwlllllillgllillll. 1'.S.l'. A 1 - Mess, s f ef-M-37 - giant grim A 6 .ai ggi, is s x.. . .1 l I .fs-lwlt xwwtw. -I-.. .X Ulaiss in l'lit-mistry in tht- St-it-m-o Itnmii unior urricu um RELIGION Christian Moral. The End ot Man, Free Wlllg the Natural and Divine Lawsy Conscience, the Moral Virtues, Sin cmd Its Occasions: the Theological Virtues, Duties to God, Towards Ourselves, Towards Our Neighbor, to the Family, the State, and the Church. Two perioas ENGLISH: My English Ill by Tanner and Platt An application ot the forms ot discourse to the various types ot literature. An extended study ot the mechanics and subject matter of poetry, the short story, novel, drama, and the essay. A study ot argument and persu- asion and their application. Oral and written composi- tion at frequent intervals. Readings from literature. Prose and Poetry by Moline and McGuclcen A survey ot American literature, its periods, authors, and representative works. Readings trom contemporary literature. Five periods PUBLIC SPEAKING, TWFBATING One period LATIN: Third Latin by Graves Advanced grammar and syntax Reading of liturgical Latin. Excerpts from the Gospels, the Imitation of Christ, biographical sketches, selections Wars Five periods from Caesar's Galh: POLISH: Dzieie Literatury Polslrtei By C. Wojciechowski Graniatyka Iezvka Polskiego By Bev W. Zapala C R Five periods FRFNCH' Standard French Grammar BV Fraser-Squair-Carnahan Two periods, 35 TBIGONOMI-:TRY Essentials of Trigonometry By Smith-Reeve-Morss Three periods. HISTORY: The Modern World By Betten and Kaufmann Three periods. GENERAL SCIENCE: Everyday Problems In Science By Beauchamp-Mayfield-West General course in the held ol science Solution of ele- mentary problems in Biology, Zoology, nomy, Meteorology, etc. 'Ihree periods. VOICE CULTURE: One period PHYSICAL EDUCATION: One period. Extra-Curricular - Optional PHIN l'ING-IOURNALISM: The Practice oi Printing By Ralph W. Polk Theory and Practice Printshop Practice By R. A. Loomis Printing Occupations By C, W. Hogue TYPING: Gregg Typing By Sorelle-Smith-Foster-Blanchard INSTRUMENTATION All instruments. Band and Orchestra Two periods. 'ASL I4'i':ii1vis is tim-:It-4l Lmlaiy. lHtt'killSt' Sl,l'T!'1lllL'lS hats to nivet today zi cmllvss uw-iioi':ttimi. it gi-iivrzitimi ohsvssc-tl with iiite-II:-4-tltail iirirtv. at ,urin- r-rzitimi thztl glurit-s in the Lrmllt-ssm-ss nt' its 4'XISlt'llL't'. - lloll..l, Sunil. lC.S.li. Geology, Astro N ...M llnttom Row: fle-ft lo riuhtl ll. Kisielewski. S. Bromlzinslii. H. Slenk, ll. .lhzwiak liev, G. lvulvowski, Moderator. P. Morrison, .l. Miller, V. Hertz. M. Sturin-Z. Se-4-oml llnu ID. I.:-Quik. lf. lbzingle, .l. Kubiak. lf, Maslo, .l. Kopvle. R. lxreuz, .l. Ixurvz. .I, human A. Jakub, IG. Kanwnar. 'Fhird Row: li. Brozoviv, I.. lludzinski. S. Osowski, .l. H+-mln! ll.. Kazan:-vki, W. Kazanecki, .l. Rylna. H. Kojevich. 41. Javolws. Fourth Run: Hawlilx .l. Steslic-ki. H. Kryszak, ll. Lesniak. R. NVojs'ix-vhowski. lf. Gupinslii. 'l'. llzu-zvk. U Ames. F. Blatysiak. Fifth How: li. Badarzynski. H. Nierzwis-ki, ll. Vvzanowski. S. Hu . , . ilovk, 'I'. lluflm-li. Il. XYawiorka. .l, Hoza, li. Pawinski. Sixth Now: .X. lililiaty. l.. Wy son-ki. N. Vlnla. li. lvmuvlmxxski. G. XVillc. .l. Nluszvlewiux, IC. lilunm, IC. Mill:-r. .l. X11 mowia-Z. A. Sxulv, ll. l':iwvlko, IW. k'l1mielewski. ll. Sayles. IW. lg2lk'l2l, 'I-li. Ilylmwslu tl. Wrolvlz-wski. Sophomore Cfadd .Nid tory Mindful of our motto, 'tln Omnibus Christusf' the sophomore class Contributed its share to the activities of the school. Looking back the class of Christ the King can say that it has made a gigantic step for- ward in the spiritual, intellectual and recreational fields, due in a great nieasure to the guidance and assistance of the Rev. Fathers, the manual Work of the Ven. Brothers and the encouraging efforts of our dear parents. ,, 1. .. . NlIl'll03IOHI'I Fl, KS! ig, 0l4'FIt'l'II!H In-fl to l'ip.:liI1 l'. 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'Q llottom Row: Qlvft to rightl E. Krecv. lr. Stalwasz. XV, Uwan. 4'. lieskowivz, Y. l':u'li. ltr-V. H. Kulinski. Moderator, L. Cichy. G. Hunizewski. N. Puskar. A. Hom-zur. 'I'. Weiss. Se-4-ond Row: ll. Posiadlik, F. Simal, IT. Pievliotu. A. Krzywy, ll. Rokosz, .l. Knitlvr. .l Van liyck. J. Wliudzinski, F. Xawrocki, Il. Uegielslci. B.Sk0rni:1. 'Plnird Row: H. Pzlvluk. 'l'. Popluwski. ll. Kowalski, lC. Glowacki. .-X. Uhllmlzik, A. Kowuluzyk, U. Nxidul- ski. ll. Wasilewski. O. Skarja. F. Helwig. Fourth Row: N. Miller, D. .larva-ki, A. Hro- szvk. IC. lizlfalski. .l. Nic-gos. ll. XV0ldan:-ski. R. Mikluscali. U. Krol. V. NVojtak. .I. Ali- krut. .l. .lz1ni:1k, L. Miotke. Filth Row: VV. Lyvzynski. F. Bieszkzi. YV. XYyszyn:ski. A. .Xx1fli'zejc'uk. S. Bzirzui. ll. Jakubowski. D. Jankowski. IG. Golla. 'l'. Jurosz. H. Kzxminski. .l. llurnik. Sixth Row: ll. Ilekoski, E. Stempora. .I. Stec. A. Skwarek, .I. Kwusig'1'0L'li, I.. linda. l'. Klasinslii. B. Bogdan. .l. Kuhiak, G. Nawrocki, ll. Erwin-1. S. Zzwliwieyizi, S. lienzlrrl. li. Min-lialak. gredhman Clan Ni! tory Q The month of September, 1945, saw 69 young men, representing some 11 states of the Union, enter the portals of St. Bonaventure for the first time. These, the class of 1949, joined together to begin their secondary education, which in these times of strife and uncertainty is so vitally important. Under the guidance of Rev. Hyacinth Kulinski, O.F.M., Modera- tor, they soon became acclimated to the arduous task of higher studies. Placing themselves under the mantle of St. Andrew Bobola, the class patron. they confidently set out to fulfill the requisites of their class motto: Virtus et Scientiaf' FIIICSII WI .1 X Fl, XSS 0FFl1'EllS 38 'l'o slowo anielskll- 'pokoj' mieswi w sobie wszystko. co czlowic-ku ni lllllxxllf' llSZt'ZlA'SllXYll1 nmie. - Ks. Adolf Pau-or-hu. Fztilitfi' Ilrtxitt Wyrzykwvwski zu-qtiaiiuts tht- l llNl1tlllIl xxitl tht howl s in tht ,gfedlllflan HFLIGION Chief Truths ot Faith: The Sources of Faith, the Holy Scripturesg the Nature of God, the Mystery ot the Holy Trinityg the Creationg the Redemption, the Sanctitication and Grace: and the Four Last Things. Three periods. ENGLISH Practical Grammar ot the English Language by Harvey My Ilnglish I, by Tanner and Platt Functional Grammar Ladder by Fox Prose and Poetry l, by Maline and MCGucken Elements ot the sentence. Mastery ot the parts ot speech. Sentence building. Rules ot Punctuation. Letter writing. Written exercises semi-weekly, composition monthly. Readings trorn literature, unit method of study, tests, oral and written reports. Five periods LATIN. First Latin by Graves Fundamentals ol Grammar and a vocabulary of 1252 worcls are masterecl through an interesting and tho- rough repetition by the tour so-called language motors. the eye the hand, the ear and the tongue. Five periods POLISH A New Polish Grammar By I. If Bolanowski Principals of Ptwlxsi .Tw ' ' beginners Cwtanka Bu IN M t F:'.'e ye' io is GlfNl1RAL SCILNCIT lfveryday Problems In Science by Eeauchamp-Maylield-West General course in the tielcl ot science. Solution of ete- mentary problems in Biology, Zoology, Geology, Astro- noinv Mteteoroloay, etc. 'l'l:-we 3'-frzo-is llit- l'lztu ut' 51.1-'rztiin-is wus ln li-ivv his 'IR-i'1i:tr'i-is :ii-t :is I-11 .' zu ' .- a uf-. 1 ' i - Q. -lihrury urricu um MATHEMATICS' New Complete School Algebra By Hawkes-Luby-Touton Five periods, HISTORY: The Ancient World By F S. Betten, S, I, Covering entire ancient period Supplementarief ol maps and charts Five periols LIBRARY. How To Use a Library By Frank S Stephens and Gale Smith One period VOICE CULTURE: One period. PHYSICAL EDUCATION: One periocl Extra-Curricular - Optional PRINTING-IOUHNALISM The Practice ol Printin: By Ralph W Polk Theory and Practice Printshop Practice By R. A Loomis Printing Occupations By C. W. llaaue TYPlNGi Gregg Typing By Sorelle-Smitlw-Fostr-r-Blanclvr':i INSTRUMENTATION All instruments Band and Orchestra Two rmiois i itltls i l'FNl1f-.arent Illrltt .iuiitl llie t.ti-sprt-:til liuslilitie-N :tuil --ixil liplin-:ix':t.s ol his 1 - Ih-In-tlivl XX. rl 1. P1 .YJ . Iiev. Ularence Mazur. O.F.Al. Band Master glze diana! Music always did have a place in the hearts of Bonaventurites. It forms an important part of their student life and increases in value and importance as the students mature in age. An envious yearning to play in the band usually spurs the amateur musician to practice diligently' and constantly. Under the direc- tion of veteran musicians he soon masters the intricacies of music making and lays the basis for an enjoyable musical career at St. Bonaventure. The St. Bonaventure Band appears most frequently for a half hour program once or twice monthly immediately before a feature movie. Because of Wartime restrictions on traveling the performance of the band was necessarily limited to the confines of the school. St. Bonaventure Band 1945-46 , . 4- 'B A ,.7ig,,1.1.,.'-...S wi , .- if Q' '- 'QEfa..,,,'f Y .' ' if V 1 7-fn Lf f ni' 5 ' .J 4'I'okoj ply-liar-. 1 Zrodlai Iuski Boskivj. jest skarhem nieocenionym. -Ks.S. TN BJ 05 'l'lll'I 0ll1'lll'1S'l'llA In-fl to 1'ig:,fht: l'.K:1zmiol'czak, B. Ilziadowiev. A. Iopp l' Xliklilsvnk. .l. lirabski, IG. B9l'll2llOXVlt'Z, A, XX rulwl, 'Ii 'l'umjski. P. Koszurek, V. Hatz, .l. llzulvclii. Zine Urclled fra Offering the school band stiff competition in popularity is the St. Bona's Orchestra, which is frequently called upon to render enter- tainment at various school programs. The orchestra specializes in pol- kas, obereks, Waltzes, and popular dance tunes. Students do not confine themselves strictly to the band and or- chestra. Frequently a Harry James or a Woody Herman is heard swinging it out in one of the many practice rooms to enliven a dull hour. Even individual classes have their own orchestra for class performances. lmlividunl l'r:u-tis-v 'l'1'um1wi1 H. lvziznilowu-v lIHIllilllQ ' I.. Alililusa-nk. li. Wuwiorkxi, I,. Harilomfz 11. Slasu-li 1l:l!'ilI1'lI l'. Koszzirvk Lass drum: I.. ik rohlvwski , . 'Q '- ' .': ,. -' '. .. . '. v1:1k..l, Gramia- 41 l'ezu'e he to this house. - Lulu- X.5. planning: an issue of the Seraphim- ht Zine Seraplzic Student The pen is mightier than the sword, because it sways the minds and wills of men toward war or peace. It is the school that must produce ' ' - ' rnalism. soldiers of peace to wield that mighty weapon of the pen Jou Students of St. Bonaventure have always been given an oppor- tunity to develop their talent in journalistic writing and its evaluation h h b ublishing and printing their own monthly. This year, with t e c ange YP from magazine to newspapeiythe Seraphic Student has provided the students with modern equipment to wage the war of peace. Iathel' Ilzivid unsl thx- limlitorial Stuff ' url:-nl J. l.4-uh-wlvz liditor. Serapliiv Student :ind 1946 Svrupli Fathers David and Edmund proof a Seraphic Student UU ll0li0.ll1 wezwul nas Bog. --ling-,Yll, 15, .l. Lvsmxvx tum-iylurlap ulul--r l uH1e-V 1':KIIIlllIlll'S xvun-lxI'l1I 4-vw. liusy IIHIIIIVIITS ut thu SI.Hl1ll1lX'r'I1llll'a' Print Shun new l'llilll 1 . '- -lr- a I4I'.'w1'y HHIII :md vvm-ry woman must rn-:ulizv that Ihv faith nf thc- fzlmily. mln- faith ul' luumun SUm'i+'l5'. the' faith ul' llw world pn-:lcv rm-sts within ilu-ir lmmlsf' -Pius XII. Jaskulski. wice-prezes: .I. Czerniu- KULKO I.l'l'lCllAl'Kll'l Z lewej IIB. prawn: XV. Hatz. sek- retarz: I. Uzarnecki, prezes: O. Ge- rard Kotula.. 0.F.M.. Moderator: J. kowski. n1arszaIek. Kcifko .filerackie Do najstarszych i najpiekniejszych organizacyj szkolnych zalicza sie K6lko Literackie, pod imieniem Henryka Sienkiewicza. Celem tegoi K6lka jest podniecenie ducha polskiego W mlodzieiy szkolnej, umilowanie jezyka polskiego przez poznanie bogatej kultury ojczystej, i Wzbudzenie zainteresowania W bieiacych sprawach dotyczapcych l0s6W Polski. Posiedzenia skladajayce sie Z m6W, odczyt6W i szkic6W dramatycz- nych zapoznawajq student6W Z poezjq, historiap i powiesciq polskq. P0 mowach zwykle odbywajq sie dyskusje na temat bieigcych spraw pol- skich, W kt6rych kaidy student ma sposobnosci brae udzial. Dla urozmaicenia posiedzenia czesto przeplatane sq muzykq i spie- Wem przepieknych piesni polskich. Przez takie naukowo-krytyczne ba- dania, studenci zapoznajq sie i poczynajq naleiycie oceniaci i milowaci Wszystko, co polskie. Poza posiedzeniami studenci sq, zachecani do rozmawiania po pol- sku przy jakiejkolwiek sposobnosci a zwlaszcza przy stole, majqc W ten spos6b moinose do uiytkowania swej Wiedzy polskiego. Mlodziei, Wychowana W takim duchu, Wydaje owoc niemaly. Bo rozproszona po calym swiecie na stanowiskach kaplan6W, adWokat6W, lekarzy, itd., bedzie zachecaci i oswiecae innych tu na Wychoditwie W zasadach jezyka i kultury polskiej. Z take mlodzieiq u steru, moina sie spodziewaci, i2 W przyszlosci na zachmurzonym niebie polskim ponownie zablysnie SXOIIICS pokoju i sprawiedliwosci. 44 Xz19laclL1jn-ie lnukoju ze xxszyslkimi. 1 'wizgtolmliwnim-i. hex ktfurej ZQIIIUII nie uglzgdu Iiug.g'a -Zyd.Xll.l-l. Scenes from The Demon l'r'ezu'ln-r. .brama lied Motivated by the lofty ideals of the drama and the advantages derived from its production many Bo- naventurites did their utmost to insure a successful outcome of this year's endeavors. Dramatic acting at St. Bonaventure has always offered an outlet for the abilities and stage ambitions of students. Even for those who had no interest in acting, it has offered innumerable tasks of art insofar as scenery and other backstage jobs were concerned. Due credit would not be rightly apportioned unless Fr. Roland Golubiewski, O.F.M., director and moder- ator of dramatic productions, was mentioned. Fr. Ro- land's untiring efforts in producing plays was probably the greatest reason for their outstanding success. The two most important events of the year were The King's Jester and The Demon Preacher. Both were performed with enviable perfection and easily Won the opinion of all as being superbly produced. The King's Jester was a Christmas play, while the second production was given in honor of the Very Rev. Fr. Provincial's Nameday. Both plays had a religious theme placed against the background of the mediaeval ages. In the first stage play stellar performances were given by Messrs. H. Olichwier and P. Koszarek. An able supporting cast included such promising talent of the buskin as: T. Molenda, E. Pezanowski, T. Weiss. and F. Maslo. Seasoned critics of the drama among the Faculty members as well as the enthusiastic audience heartily applauded R. Konkol as the Preacher and P. Koszarek as the genial Abbot of the second production. ln sup- porting roles were found: T. Molenda, J. Nienart. T. Plawecki. E. Noga. A. Kurutz, J. Meronek, J. Rataj- czak, and H. Prawicki. Various other skits and playlets were produced at frequent intervals for the entertainment of the Bona- venture audience. 54 l 1 x ix Iei'l1:11'y pray dzuly for llie PSl2lllllSllllll'lll ul 'weave lll 4-zirlli. Ailtlii xilll ll me xree million prziyers daily storming' the gates of lflvav- Il - Ilr. .Iolln A. .Kl'IllSII'lll2j. Q E M Vfffgw cw L FIYWQQ' V ' 5-'35, - .Q 5 A -, R- LM .5 hw gif , 1? 2 fii'5f QA 23,3 ' 'iff-Q wb ,w ' 1? A WM.. 6 l 6 'i 4 N. i 1 in U i 1 K H A X W fm V w wx .,..,.- 95 ff , - , A , ,ln ii y It K. W .. 1 55 X 3 fb' Q EQ it 'iii 'Nw f ggff f L Q i - M 'z .Q ri W M , ,,.' - .A K L 4, if A F L NJ K E ,355 7 P x A 1 7 iz K jf? if K. Mfg! ,f .f if Y 1 V , w .QA N58 -1? x 41:15 NVQ. k A WWHWW :Q , X -fx V A 1' -rbi--M Q ix. N -5 IX. 4,15 T'-uf' Back a 3 l , Help us, St. Francis, sell to disown, Choosing but Jesus fo love Him alone. Kaplica Kolegjalna ......... .4 .... 48 Chdr Kolegjalny ................. 49 Spiritual Directorf ............... '50 Annual Retreat 4 .............. g- 50 III' 'Zakbn'5w. Franciszka ........ 51 Sacred Heart League ............ 52 Bractwo K6lka Rfiiaxicowego ..... 53 Wszystko opufcil, nawet sam siebie, Sw. Franciszelz by zyskazf tron w niebie. .. ve-f 1 ..1, .- - -L ' -E 1-41. . . ,gx ' '- f,L-.1',.,,...A--111, .1 I: ,t A s 1- . ,S 'Y hy , 77: f .-wg-,. , ,gif , 0 . -61,4 5 ' '51 saws? QL. V Kaplica Kolegjalna P0 przebudzeniu sig studenci stawiajq pierwsze kroki do kaplicy, gdzie rozpoczynaja dZi91i szkolny z Bogiem. Podczas Mszy Sw. Wspcilnie odmawiaja pacierze oral ipiewajey przepigkne polskie pieini. W ciqgu dnia widaci chl0pc6w czesto odwiedzajzpcych Przenajiw. Sakrament. Wieczorem, po skoliczonych naukach, r6wnieZ spieszq do kaplicy na wieczorne pacierze, po kt6rych otrzymujzg blOgOSl21Wi6lflStXVO, i tak Z blogoslawiefmstwem Boiym udajifl sig na spoczynek. 1 48 l przyszvdlszy opowierlzial pokfuj wam. ktr'n'zyi4'ie hyli dulvko. i lmkfvj tym. ktfvrzy hliskof' -Hf.ll.l7. s Nzulmzvlislxxu Mujwws- z z su. xx l'lt'l'XXSZj' l'i:llm-lx .Xmlnrzu-jax l'l'Zt'llJkjSXV. S2lk1'Jl!lH'lllll 4 s 4'I1.'u' Kola-gg-iullly pull !iYl't'lil'-iil H. KliIl'l'lll'jllSZ2l 40 111-Illu-mllumms nl xvurlally p1'111lv1lm-. but than m-:uw whi us by 1'l1l'iSl. - lh-In-clirl YK. Alillllxlllll nw-ds xml the- :wrt ot' gwzlw- than is lvuill umm Ihv lulnorimns ' ' wh was lu'u11u'lll In R 4 Q., lluhnwski. 0.FJl. Slbll'lIll2ll Director Spiritual Qbireciion 652 alnnual Retreat Since We sought to become true followers of Christ, We had to develop not only the body and the mind, but also the spiritual life of the soul. Therefore, in Weekly conferences the Spiritual Director opened up before us the Way of Perfection. We have come to realize more and more that Perfection consists essentially in the love of God and of the neighbor for God's sake. To attain this objective, We were asked to avoid evil, and to practise the Theological virtues of Faith, Hope, Charity, as Well as the Cardinal virtues of Prudence, Justice, Temperance and Fortitude. We are grateful for the start that we have received and with the grace of God we are hoping to advance closer and closer to the union with Jesus Christ through the Gifts of the Holy Ghost. A good retreat reserves a ticket to heaven to the retreatant. This is why students at St. Bonaventure are offered the opportunity to make a retreat annually under the careful guidance of an experienced retreat master. I Ya-ry ll v. Fm-rdinuml Puwhxwskl, 0.l4'Jl llelreat Master Hlhlziv lllvlllil l'I0k0jll i zg'orl5'. lillll tr-Z llllfllll I!l'H.XVflZlXVPj.L'O Z2lflUXV0ll'lll2l I i szczese-ia, - Ks. S. -L. HSV' .. . XXlI:nj, Ujvza- lllqm-lmlly, Vu zdulnisz Sn-l':1I'1'nx' wlmfwl' 1 Zrzeci Zakon Sw. grancidzka Jui przez czterdziesci pig:6 lat Trzeci Zakon SW.F1'2lllCiSZk?l kwitnie i rozwija sig wspaniale W murach kolegjalnych Sw. Bonaventury. Swiad- kiem jego popularnosci jest fakt, ii wszyscy prawie studenci sap tercja- rzami. Celem Trzeciego Zakonu jest uszlachetnienie charakteru mlodzieh- ca przez wpajanie W jego duszfg zasady religijne i wszczepianie W serce milosff Boga i bliiniego. Na miesigcznych posiedzeniach studenci Wystfgpujifp Z mowami i odczytami, celem kt61'ych jest rozwiniecie ducha f1'3HCiSZk2lliSkiQg0. Odbywajaj sie takie dyskusje na temat unikania zlych ksiapiek lub zlych m6w. Po czterech latach 6wiczeri w cnotach, po zapoznaniu sig z pracq syn6w Sw. Franciszka, tercjarze opuszczajacy nasz zaklad majzg silny fundament zasad chrzescijalisko-franciszkariskich, na ktcirych mogzg dalej lJud0wa6 gmach doskonalosci, zapewniajgc sobie Zbawienie wieczne. Qu. l Y'2lI!1'iSZli2l, 51 'ZX num-nmdv lrvzlty, wlwtlwx' of stat:-s. or of classvs anmng tlwnlse-Ives, van nm-illu-1' m-nduref nur huvn- at all tha- vuluv of real palace unless it ru-sts in l'hrisI. - lfl'lll'dI4'f XY. 1' uw-muniv przy jg-vin sIxl:Im11mx' xx sm-lw-gi III Zillitvlljl Sitting. In-It to right: G. Jasknlski, H. Olichwier. Fr. George Duhowski. 0.F,M.. Mod- erator, V. Downar. l'. Koszarek. Stnmling: left to right: .l. Slzunhorski. XV. t,yt'ZYllSl'il. A. Skwzlrek. 'l'. .lal'os:4. li. Rlumu. G. XYilk, ll. Jozwiak, and J. Lesiewivz. acrerl .Heart .feague This year, the members of the Sacred Heart League have en- deavored to further Christ's influence in every phase of their school life. Accordingly, every day began with a morning offering of doing all for and through Jesus Christ. On each first Friday of the month, besides hearing Mass and receiving Holy Communion, the student body offered an Holy Hour supplicating God's forgiveness and petitioning His divine love. Then, every other month, each class under the shadows of a Sacred Heart altar sponsored an entertainment hour for the entire school body. Clean- cut fun was united with Christ's spirit of love. Mmnvuts fron- various SH. l.eag'ue rm-r-rings 52 'l'ln- l'NJlIlll'l nt' ,Xlllt'I'll'il lllllSl lu- ilu- vxzimyvlv- llul ni.-r--ly uI'1u-:u'l- lu-V 'uusv it will mu t'i:'l1l. but of lwxuw- lim-zillsv pr-11--v is thu- lu-ailing null elv- vuliug' illl'I11:Allm- ul' lln- wu:'l1l. - Numlrnn Wilson. r Q, I A H ,g,.i1?z,j....,rF,,- .. ,-,-N. .. .-Y V., ' E .rf-.E-gk' .,:745'. 4 r Zafx, 5't'5'ou.aau T'x I'uk-'Li jl'dj'I1iv tlilji' S 4 ' i 1 Ks. 'l':ul1-usz St:ll'zyl'lski. ZEI..-i'l'0llZ1 Km,K.x lu3i,xi4'owl-11:0 Z ln-wvj do prawej: XY. XVojtuk, Il. Burzynski. T. Plawecki, I'. Koszurek. .l. llyhal, 3 ' Il. Bzulzllwyvxski. U. .IGM-t' Lnndowski, Muderznor, XY. I'zu-h, .l. Vzvrzmizmlumwski. F. Rv- 4 slleskv, G. Stzlsek, ll. Kisivlewski, i F. Nuwrnvki. 7 raclwo ciialica Swiglego Doiwiadczenia wiek6w wykazaly, Ze gdzie stosunek dusz do Maryi jest serdeczny jak dzieci do matki a slug do swej ukochanej kr6lowej i pani, tam dusze latwo, rychlo i bezpiecznie wznoszzg, sie do prawdziwej doskonaloici i dojrzalej Swietoeci. Dlatego to w zakladzie tutejszym Sw. Bonawentury Wielebni Ojcowie czynizg. wysilki, aieby Najiwietsza Marya Palma zapanowala w myelach, czynach i Zyeiu kaidego studenta i Zeby czeici Maryi kwitla tu nieustannie. Modlitwa do Matki Boiej, .Jej Szkaplerz i R6Zaniec staja sie stalymi towarzyszami Zycia wychowan- k6w tutejszego zakladu. Jui W pierwszym miesiqcu swego tu pobytu mlodzieniec jest Za- cieggniety W szeregi czlonk6w Bractwa R6Z3IiC3 Swietego, Z kt61'ych kaidy przyjmuje na siebie obowizjzek miloici odmawiania tygodniowo calego RCSZEIIIICZI 15 tajemnic. Wielebny Ojciec Moderator objainia i po- ucza regularnie jak naleiy rozmyilae nad poszczegcilnymi tajemnicami, by coraz to lepiej poznawae Niepokalanej Matki naszej Zycie, slowa, czynyn i cnoty. Studenci poznajqx jak Marya przyiwieca im przykladem pokory, gh-gbokiej wiary, mestwa, miloeci Eoga i bliiniego, oraz wszel- kich innych cn6t. I tak przez poboine odmawianie R6Z?lIiC2i nietylko oiwieca sie umysl mlodzieriea, ale i serce jego sie rozpala a Zycie stale sie polepsza i zmienia. Pragnieniem Ojc6w kierownikfiw jest, aieby sturlenci nuwet wyiej jeszcze siegali, mianowicie .Zeby amhicje ich bylo zostaci nietylko praw- dziwymi Czcicielami i slugami Maryi, ale Jej rycerzami i Niewolnikami oddanymi Jej na imiere i iycie, bez Zadnych Og'1'i-llliCZ6Ii i wyja1tk6w. By u st6p Maryi skladali nawet wszystkie swoje zaslugji, aieby Ona byla ich wlaicicielkq i szafa1'kzg,. Zeby pamietali, Ze im bliiej bedzg Maryi, tem bliiej bedaj Boskiego Jej Syna, Jezusa, tak tu w Zyciu jak i kiedyi w niebie po imierci. .f -F' - .-1-111 L., ..f' at , 4 if Q sv , q 'sf ' 'Tv---n-g,- M , M . . f..k N, W at U -V., , x A A X. 1--Q-., .,,,,, Q 53 7 , ., ' V. ,qzmixw 4 X , K , . P 'Q ' ,Aki L. K 1 , T fm . , ii 'Q ,K Q. R -. 3 1 as r-Q wtf . , X Q X f.. Nm ,W ' +425 Q .-.,a. , Ximaff W Q if L f , X iw. x X -,. f'- I -'Pe v. f 55 . s X Q K.-. , . , M M 4 f S. ff' ' Q 1 f , n....,,- A ,, ' J-Q.. M Q gg 4, J-,M -nv ,A+ .K 'S+ ,r .W if 9 . -'ff' 1 i 4 , F Anal'- .L...-P 1 - :rf 1. W Book 4 Peace '7lvaou9lz R- May Sf. Franca: guide our way Through all our ugork, in all our play. Physical Education .............. Athletic Staff .,.,,.,,,, ,, ,,,,,,, 57 Basketball: Varsity, Coaches, Record 58 Basketball: B Team, Action Photos 59 Intramurals: Basketball champions- 60 ' Intramurals: Archery ............ 61 Baseball Varsity ................ 62 Softball Champions ............. 63 Football Photos .................. 64 Court Activities ' ................. 65 Track Events ---- ---.---------- - 66 Indoor Sports -----.-------- - ---- 67 Campus Capers -------------- 68, 69 Recreation Room ---..---------- 70 Museum and Library ----.-------- 71 W ifyciu fav. Franciszka przykladdw 'wiele 9 VYSNSJ2-ff I I V 1 l 1 ic if Zabawy, rozrywki - z modlitwq w kofciele . I. L ww ' -f I . NA. Hv,:sm.,, I Ha, . . Q my A . 1 . 4, -X , , NV: gnfz 'Y 4.x if 1-L2-rn' -. . ' . 1 lv., xffa-V, ,I - ' .-W---wifi Y .wg ' t r 'l . ,:4 .. , W. -. -,lj W- - ,Ep 5139, gnu' 1 :ve-ff .', PJ-1.7 -it ' J' WKWBQ' , .N if TT W a . -A , J. ' e , M 'I 'v ,ff 54, we lv -'E ,, fini r I In .gg , ' -1 'x - -'1 .. 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I - ' 1 K f V Nev' 5 4- . .. ,f , t -Elm., i-,ff-stir' f.'?f' Qs, Aga, 'if-' 1 I 1-' ' J ',-'mn' 5.4 H-,xl A 5-M3-. lm ' ' ri in f 1'-I is tif . 1 I . , :'- .Q ' Nerf-- Activities of the Plly:-:if-:il Education lJl'Ug'l'2ll1l at B0ll2lV0lllUl'4' fllydical glluca lion Gold that buys health can never be ill spent. The aim of educa- tion for better health is not only to understand the basic factors but also to be able to apply them towards the protection and improvement of the student's physical fitness. At St.Bonaventure's the classes in physical education have been planned with this aim in mind. The program therefore includes not only instructions and rules on how to acquire and maintain good health but likewise regular calisthenics and participation in all forms of out- door and indoor sports. 56 .., ,,. lolloj - vo lu zu slmlku i slivzna rzvvz! .l'0k6j po-'liodzi x nielm i Nix-lm prxynosi. lu Zlliltlyl pokfmj jest sm'ze7:3c'ie1n dlzl ludzi. pokflj oslndzu Zyl-iv i HlIl'0Illlt'lll1l. .. KN, 5, alifzfetic To keep students actively participating in all intramural sports taking place at St. Bonaventure and to create a lively interest in all athletic activities is the purpose of the St. Bona's Athletic Club. The 1945-46 sport season got off to a lively start with the ap- pointment of Father Claude Zabinski. O.F.M. as new moderator of the S.B.A.C. One of the many innovations introduced by Father Claude was a new system according to which each class is to have a representative in the S.B.A.C. by members chosen from and by respective classes. The presidency of the S.B.A.C. for the current school year was en- trusted to J. Czerniakowski, by an elective vote of the students. J. Kurcz was elected secretary. These officers together with the repre- sentatives of each class constitute the board, which sees to it that all equipment and places of contest are suitable for the respective athletic activity. Meetings of the athletic board are held monthly under the direc- tion of the moderator. At these meetings the difficulties of sports ac- tivities are solved, sport programs outlined, and current sport events discussed. 'Flu' Athletic Flulr Stuff I.:-ft to lllpghl: li. Ste-nipora, J. Swiderski. ll. Brzcnk, V. Downar, J. Kurcz, Rev. U. Zalrinski, Moderator. .I. Uzerniakowski. H. Olichwier. G. Stasek. J. l.esnau. H. Wilk, Slundlm.: I. to r.: S. Brodzinski, V. NVojlak. J. liatajczak. e . ,57...-H.-if A f. -. 'ji . 1-ff 'irgtfxir-f?' .Zrwv E'FB1fx4uuo 'l'here is no other path open to anything like a just and lasting peace among: mon and natifmsf' - Fr. Conrad Polzer, O.F.M. HUIIZL' Bonn' Bonn' Bonn' Bunn' Bona' Rona' Wlr. N11-n Snndvlin, If'r. lflllflllll Golnlvirnwki. ll.I-'.Sl.. Hzlskvlhzlll l'02ll'lI Assisi:-nl llxuskm-Ilmll 441Hll'il ll.1SKl'I'l'll KLI. 'PFI K YI Rl-l1'0l!Il :Q ill Wulm-rl'm'ci ZH Sl.l'40Il1l'S ZR St. Hvm-dis-I 210 SI. HUIIIIIS ZH Sl. Al. NYU 21' S 253 St. Fr:mn-is 2132 Sl.B0l121'S 314 Sl. Vnllfs Ili! SI, l4m1:1's 25 AlZll'llll+'lll' SLN S 1510 lvllilbll 4l1'ux'v Zli St. BOIHl'S ZW XVzltvVful'd 213 St, Uulmxfs 221 Twin His--H I S III St, Hvrlwig: 21' St. Hllllklvli IST Sl. .lnhn V. ill SI. Hmm s 21' St. .Iohn AI..X.4I s lil! Pius H, S. Z6 Sl. Hmufs SLI St..IoI1n M..X.Z1!4 St. l4unu's ZX l'l1iuvl4ll'ux'e- il S III! SI, John V. Z3 St. HlDIlJl'!'4 JST Sl. Hvlwdirl IH St. l547llLl'S ZX Sl. l l'2lIll'iS ll S II!! Mulwlllvllv H Sl. Honzfs Zl St. 4':1lh's 256 'I'utnl Pts. 592 'I'ol:ul l'Is4. 65 -, 2 II Kilil'I'l'I!.1l.I. X KHHIT! Iioltum ron. lm-ft to right: 11. Jzxsklllski. .l. 4'Zt'l'IliNlilrXY5ki.-1. Swidw-rski: Standing: ,I Kulmlzie-j, S. lluclcwk, Bl. NfN'1lfHVi4'Z, .X, Hllliuly, S. llrmlzillslii um! .I. 4ll':qhski. 518' 'ZX 1-hwulzn i vzwi-i 1 yank-'rj wsze-lki--xllu A'Zj'VIiiLl1'4'l1lll wlfrlvrxw-. -llzym. ll IU. nun-AI1 Nami:-lun and ,Ksrit Vfmvlm. Fr. li. Holulvivwski. u:1lvh the- Yanrsiiy' in :wtiml E 27661111 Eflillillll rnw le-fl In right: H XxlIIx I Ixl I I IX IS 1, I' . ', ., '1l'4 .. 4 WFS. ', oriiudliki Standing: Ib lIlllll4'Ik'N'SIiI. U. Kuzmim-rvz:1k. ll. .lozwiulc. 1', Imszkowivz, Il, Bm-in. I'wu'z- is I In' 59 Sufi :xml holy slxzuluu that x-ir-:uv vzxslsf' - H. Shaw INTRA Nl l'll,KL Il.kSKl4l'I'll,X Ll, In X Imxxllll Inlrunnlrzll Ullllllllli. Hfillldillllj lc-ft to right: V. I I'ySi:1Ii. IC. Nuwulzu's' . . 1 imnwlm .I. 1'zm-ruiznkowski. Kun-eling: li. H1-In-I. A. Inurutz and l'. Ixn:+zu1'n-lx, ' 4' I ' ' Hllllhllkll l'ln-vlin 1'0lI'1'lld1'l'S, standing h-fl lo right: I., Silku. l'uzu'h J. 1l':lbSlil. lu. 1 A ' . x I' AIUIPIICIZI. XV. Filipizak null .X. Kovhzln. ' fc I I vuiu I Imrt' I I nI'niw-zz Ilrel plum- In-nm: Standing' In-ft 10 right: l. llvrvk. .. m, 1 . .. , .. .. ., :mu-I1 M. Nm'l10wi1'Z. lilll'l'lilllI! R. l7Zl2Hi0XYlt'l', .I. Imsluwlvz :lull I.. htxxsvlx. J. 1,'ZGI'HI2lk0VI'SkI, St. IZmm's I l'e-v 'I'h1'uw t'I1um1v. 60 lt-I-llahxw lx-:ly z xxiury uspruxvivclliwivnn. pulifrj ku Ifinull mivjmy pm.-Z VH. llil Il:lHZv2'H .In-Zllsu 4'I1l'y:-zlllszuf' - llzym. Y. I. nh XYiii,L:'iiiu lwnw :Q ,gi-ml scour on lliv :ii'1'li+-ij' irxiiuw-, .pnlramurald At St. Bonaventure the athletic program is made inviting for each student by a well-knit schedule of intramural contests. Under the guid- ance of the Athletic Administration and its moderator, Father Claude, each class is automatically entered into the Intramural Sweepstakes early in the school year. Points are duly given to the win, place, or show contestant and to his class in every indoor or outdoor sport event. The student body eagerly follows the standings of athletes and classes, for the athletic year is crowned by the awarding of medals and trophies. The winning class, whose athletes were most successful, receives a special sweep- stakes trophy. X 4'0l'l!t'l' SUUIIP of tht' l'llllllllIS 61 .Xi'im-il with llie arms ol' spirit :uid lit-:il't, llis- m4-i'vil'ul wi-:ipoiis ul' pe-:im-i wisdoin, justin- :uid 1-li:u'i1y. we must Sl2lll4lllIllll'll1ll.l2llll!4l llii- XY2llllUll wr-zilmiis ol' war: lf'I'2lllllX, lizltiw-rl. :mil gi'vml. - Pins XII. NJ- H I ' k, .l, lierniakowslii. 'I'. Molex:- llnrwlmll 5'IlI'NifV. lmttum row: left to right: . . OZXVIH da, G. Stasf-k. :Pop row: T. I-'lore-k, J. Swdierski. J. Grzabski, Y. Ivownar. J. Hoza, Jfaaelnall It is in this national pastime that Bonaven- turites are trained to develop good sportsman- ship and fair play, so greatly needed in the world today. Living in the fresh country air with plen- ty of sunshine gives a boy attributes which no city playground can equal. Baseball competition gives splendid opportunities to build and develop quick, accurate thinking, a prime requisite for success in this twentieth century. F5 9 0? ,..l,.f all 6 My 'l l'lCll l'l'! 'Pup len: .I Swirl'-rski winds up for delivery. night: T. Molenda takes one that he I ln: V. Iiownar stretohes for likes. llnttom' left: li. Stasek stabs a looper at short. R 1: H wide peg at first. 62 Ro madroso 4-iala jest smiero, a madrosc ducha iywol i pokojf' Rzym. XY, 33. , .- x Softball 1'll lil lmiuml.owsl'i l' I I Y xxul .Xorinl view of softllzill diamoml. egofllralf At St Bon . aventure it is traditional for the Senior class team to walk away with the softball championship. To the shy Freshman softball offers the earliest incentive to join the gang at St. Rona's and become a reg'lar guy. Several softball diamonds provide ample facilities for this fast sportg even the gymnasium floor contains mark- ings of an extra softball diamond. Q fx o nmps lun-niorsl. llutioln runs In-I'l 11 ' ll'lllZ. .l. -' ' n ru:,'hl: ll, Ilzimlowie-v, 12. Stalsf-lt, .X. .v, .. ix-bel. .l. l!:it:lis'Zzili. 'l'nr run: 'l'. l4'l1n'n-li. I'. Kwszziru-li, . I . o ' nrski, Al, Nm'lmxx'ii-Z, l. l'Zill'lll't'lil. .I. I.:-sit-win-z. Y. lluxvilzir. Im! the liuulf- sound lln- I'r11u- ol' God' IH the wlmlr- wnrlel I'o1-Q-xl: 1 hnrle-s Sumlu I Seniors in action on St.B0na'S gridiron gootbaf! D The bruising contests of the gridiron are not a major sport at St. Bonaventure. Nevertheless each class manages to organize an eleven of sturdy players to challenge any team in the school in a brisk ame on a free Wednesday or Saturday afternoon. Casualties are neg- 2' ligible, but the fun is priceless! Senior Fuotlmll Flmmpn: Lim- h-nm left to right: M. Nochowicz, 1-Z. Nowotarski. N lrownar. B. Ilziadowiev. J. Dorf. .I. Lesiewicz. A. Kurutz. Bnvkfleld: T. Florek, J. Czer niakowski. G. St:-ise-k. J. Ratajczak. 64 'tlesli moiebna rzec-z, ile z was jest ze wszystkimi ludilni pokoj majavyf' -Hzym. XII,lH. xx.. I -Qin our! alcliuilied X1 10 531 .g f f. Q L In Slllllllivl' I11 1x'i11te-1' we 1 . J' ff I A 1 1 05 1!I1i11g' is 11111111 i11111u1'11111t to llw NYUVIKI to :1111l 1l11'1'vI'111'n- 111-114-v with j11sti1'v Zlllll 4'h2lI'iIj'. x . . 1l'1v Ill'lll lwznvn-. l:1sli11g.: 114 111 Ylh-Inu-I K1-nt ll. H:ul:11'zyl1shi hw-uks tum- :mln-:ul of Sl.l'Zk'Ilvtll1'lS :lull N! 4 llh-IIII4 N NI lllll 1 'l'np: .l.Ml1Svl1+'Ivwim'z fill- ishvs sn-4-01111 in thx- hznlf milm Nliddlv lc-ft: ll. HZIIIZIVZYIISKI se-is tho- palm- in tlw illll yd. luw lmrdlr-S. Wliddlq- right: Hu- rlnlwyxmslci lzxlws thu- Ili!! yd, dash. nlliflilll IQ-fi: J. Hozu 1'Ivzll'S thx' UIWYSSIPZLK' with ease- lo tukv first auruinst olwpmwnts, llightx 'I'r:u-k stall' skims I in high jumping. K' -A x L - f ' - h m'gV i1:sfe?1'f,'f 4' . X ' . . 1Q Qf 'zf ' A 'K ' . x ' f i H A - A -. A . Y fgmj. .. ' f 49. - '4-. I 66 .X w1'l1mlz:u- xx dum. ymz1lr':uxi:ljvir- Lzu mf ml u I'uhn+,1 Immu 4lUlIlUXXI Ill Howling: At Ilonxfn Sr-nlor Howling: f'll!lllllllI lst row. I. to r.: M. Nochowicz, B. llziaclovrioc. ll. Slam-k, 'l'. Flnrvk, J. Uzerniakowski.. Standing: J. Ratajc-Zak, J. Lvsnau, l. l'zarnw-ki, R. He-hs-l. J. liesic-wicz, V. Downar. A. Kurutz. Left: G. Jaskulski, St.Bona's Individual Howling' 1 'li a m p. indoor alcliuitied Pool 'Puurnument liumiei' up, J. Kurvz. shoots as li. l-jingle looks mi, 'l'nl.llr 'I'1-nnivi J. Swidvrski preparvs to sf-rve in the finals apraxiiist llw 1-liainp, S. Brodzynslii, 67 Thr must pious may not live- in pcm-v. if it does not please his wil.-kvml lll'iL'hh0I'. - Schiller. n and the ampud Sl. llmuzfs OH D2lI'1l1'1t'. P. Knapp, IG. Nogxu. NY. liogrdmu, H, Sh-nk. IC. Dylmwski and IT. liziuglv llilltltxlillilfx pose outsidv ot' SIlll'll'V2illt Post Offical. itmmvm1tl1l'ile-S hid 'ilu l'9VOil ' to Alum Alulvv' ht-forv Sl?ll'lillg' on hike-. .I, l,1-six-wivz. .I. LRSIHLU. I. Vzur- nevki und .L lflll'lllZ2lllg'l1ll'lll tlu' population of Sturlevzmt. Alarm-hiup: ll'I'1lNVliIl2'i along' to- gv-t hm: 'l'. IZurl4-Ii. IP. lmsnik. H. Sh-nk, H. Kre-nz. Il. 1'hI1!ik-'l6NVSki, und .l. Kubiuk take il rest uutsialw Stur- te-vunt lHll'lIt'l' shop. Sl. Svlmslinxfs t'hurs'h in Slurtv- vnnt x'w-vnu-S Some- nvw lP2ll'iSh- IUIIPVS, Ninr- se-ninrs lzxliiln: Iifv wlsy, .Xlount VIIAZISZIIIVS Hulmr Iiule is llxspm-la-:I hy HOIl2lX'0!lllll'ifPS. -lv. I1zim.:'lm- :mud Sl. Slllryl-Z hvlivve- Ill SILYIIS. -Ilmul sign IS rm-slim: plum- fm' we-zlry lmllu-rs, -Snrinu s-I+-:mins :xl SI, HOIIAVS. T, 6 A'Sl2lI'iljlllj' six- Wim- u lu, vo flu pulioju dlllbflllillllil. i u to vu jvsl ku wzzl- I4 mm-mu Zlllld0XY2lIlill.u - Ill ym. IV. IH. .uw ? J n and Off flue ampua I .X. lxurutz l't'K'tllY6S kill attentive amlience in li. Nnwntzirski. 'I' Flnrek. and ll. Helwl. zu heavy load. , mouth, the Sc'hool's 111115-lt'0l. l1:-Sps-cial lluty on a sunny nth-VA noun. J If-B0lllAll'b' lxrovides thrill :ll Frvsli- q num Initiation. in ll2lL'iItt'. lib-Frosli lllldt'l'g'0 initiation. 24k-Svliiurs invade IHICIIIH. Nu om- else hut Flvsliliwii lwur- im,-:' inclignities of inilizitinn. Hitting the road for limnt-. - Hiziwutl1a Stops ul Sttii'te-vault to pit-le up H0l'I2lV'3l'lIlll'ilt'S. 69 ww- Gull is :ill 2lLl'l't't'. - Fr. vllllllllflll. I4-Ixazaiivvlii Twins gt-I tug:-tlwi' on I5-Il. He-lull poses with Mush- IS-S1-'lll0l'S pose- outside 4ll'iig'Stuiw- A I V Hx . -I - 'gl' M4 - ' - f' A- :, 'ej-?':1'f6 . V I ,. Aff , gl 38, . Y.: .'. ,- d P l .'l .' :J jj-S M 2 . 71 -fl V ' , . ' Y ' 'F fl . ' ,z q - ' .- '. . ,. A i 'el 'P v fl I . E' ': -,I 'L l I .a 1- AI. Am-liowwz :xl his J- ll. lmsniak. li. Kaza- Il- 'illililllfl' time out from 4- 41. Hzulezvwski. M. 5- li. Pezanowski and A. ll- A group of Bonaven- l'?lX'Ul'llt' pastinlv. mwki. ll. Lesuik. :md .l. Numowicz c'on4-L-u- truln- on table arsune-s. 1-Iasscsuret E. Miller, P. Morrison. .I, Sima, B. Silko. W. Filipiak and .l. Ilzntzljvzak. ecrea lion The task of studying can indeed become difficult and monotonous. It is a practical necessity to break up the endless array of classes and study periods with periods of rest and recreation. Ever mindful of the fact that a Well-rested mind can do much more than a tired one the school administration has care- fully mapped out a program of study, spirit- ual exercises and recreation. Nochowivz. XY. Fili- piak and .l. Kzltaj- czak write il few lines home. Niegos smile for hir- die. luritcs reading and listening' to the radio in the Vim- Knot room. 5393 cc. - X xl i .J 'R fi '-7-fn Q Q 5 fl.: 1'l1w:llu ua wysokosvi Bogu: a na ziemi pokoj ludziom dobrej wolif' k. ll, JJ. I--I' 1 o , . ' my ' l nb J' if 1, 3 15 Algae 4 'A Q'Y'f .O .' t .un Y Left. Show case displays in the museum. Right. Manic collection. lhvnmn. Lecture class in the museum. V C 1 4- -7. i.. T 1 ' 'MH 'if Ju nl Hg? udeulfl all aa fllfy ,ggi-' ' I v ,Q l The school museum, located on the basement floor in the north- eastern section of the Administration Building, is a source of curious interest to the students and visitors alike. It contains objects from the forests to the seashores and includes souvenirs from World War II battlefronts contributed by St. Bona's alumni. The southern part of the museum is a veritable jungle come to life with diverse specimen of wild animals. . Among the interesting items also to be found in the museum is the large and interesting array of souvenirs from Poland, and the fairly complete coin collection. Student lilwarizlii vln-vliiiig' out hooks ut Sl.B0l1:i'S Lil 'z Q in nm- of its busier moments, ,42 57-fam., 5-t7Li'ouaau Wie have Izlkvli zu t'0l1Sll'LlL'liYt' step on the road lu peace and all that llk'1lt't' can bring' to man, - Pr:-nident Trllnmn. f l 't ,JE T .'..-run. .v Law- -' 4.- .mqvwvff E 1 ,. v I xi s I P, J 3 4' x ' if H Q A' .. di' I '11 , .',,, 1 f':g,,,Lf4ti3Ev H Rodeo Blest Saint Francis, whatsoever We have vowed to God and thee, Help us keep it and endeavor Still to pro-ve our loyalty. , 0 dearest Father, we implore, Regard and bless us evermore. V The difficult task of publishing the 1946 Seraph was made possible only through fthe generoustand whole-hearted support of eour many friends and patrons. To these, who made our'1946- Seraph a realization, we express our most sincere gratitude and return our best wishes for fx , SUCCESS. V . -. qc -,: .At T.. .v A, p were ' 4 ' fe Af egg g 4 f W e its-.stag Mu .L k -' '-mr' .. H ft ,gs - Jef.-x'?'+ ,,, ,X f . .5 .512 f 2 . rl .-insists'-' 41 'Q fl . .f V -,, K . -- -,sf 0 .LH wh. ,, ' it .ee .ff . . fr-a,,.fe.lw.x,,p.v.4,,'. Y - ' 'X' ,-L.-1, 55,1-52-?l ::vq:v MAY GOD REWARD YOU! ' v 1 Q..-.....L. - is'-nvgn-snug i Q . 'l'HI'Z Sl'1Il.Xl'll S'l'.iFl .Vl' XYUIKK In-ft in right: 'l'. l'lm'n-li, l'. liu:4zzu1'vk. 11. lizllkljvfizlk. li. lvzisuluuiq-4-, 11. Slusm-lc, S, l,e-szimvwz. .l, t'ze-rniukuwski, l. l'z:n:'111-vlai, ll:-xg 1:l'I'1lI'4l Knlllln. 1l.l .BI,, l :u'lllty ,Xdx'isvl'. w- 'lwppg H -Iizizulnwim-w. ,XVI I-IcIilm'.:nml1l. Slu- svk. Svlmuluslin' ICdiIul', vlwvk on-1' lnymll nl' SQ-Vzapll. Ilottomz l'. lfUSZIll't'li, Husinw-ss Mzunuu--r, va-r'it'n-s 4-:my for zulvvrlisa-lm-nts. l'uul liosznrrk lclllllllllll Ynnuturskl lieruld liulrink Isl Humor S0114-ilm' Zlul INHIIUI' Snllvltur Ilrnl Hmmm' Sulu-Hun' l'e-:mv has law-u prmnisml In nwu of guod will. ll Vllll ln- SlA4'lll'l'Il :lml lllliIlI'lilll'4i mllv lllI'1Yll 'll :ond wlll thz'm1p:lx the- wmlu-rutxmx nt mwn xxllh r- uid of 1lmlA. Q . -- llr. .luhn .x..Kl'lIl!fT0llLf. We Are Grateful , rv- HA . 'X 1, ' '- .I M i . 'yi In 'Og ef . in I ,T ', Q'-1 1 .V W I. in - U T if S -A r if Swift a ' Li' wills, . :ix Q, 1 . In t S 5 I ,XA .f 5 4 f -' Alanna Ra!! . Patrons of this institution who aided us in publishing this issue of The 1946 SERAPH: His Eminence the Most Reverend Samuel Cardinal A. Stritch, DD. Archbishop of Chicago His Excellency the Most Reverend Moses E. Kiley, D.D., Archbishop of Milwaukee Most Reverend Stephen S. Woznicki, D.D., Aux. Bishop of Detroit Most Reverend Stanislaus V. Bona, D.D., Bishop of Green Bay Most Reverend Thomas L. Noa, D.D., Aux. Bishop of Sioux City, Iowa Rt. Rev Rev Rev. Msgr. B.E. Goral . Paul B. Kannaby . Frank Rakowski Rev. M. F. Birniszkiewicz Rev. John J. Bonk Rev Rev. Rev Rev Rev S. T. Gorak R. Kurkiewicz C. Kuszewski Stanislaus Kwiek A. Mrowka Rev. Marion Cieslewicz Rev Edw. Peksa Rev. Frank Czarny Rev Francis Urbanowicz Rev. S. Dopak Rev T. Wojak . . 1 Q' M- . h 'w -'1 H . 5 ,, 1- mm-.':'i, ji Zane, ft' Baluavu 3, The renaiss.-1 ee of peace will not come from treaties or coml alone, but from tl e recognition and adoption of the git-at Christian ide. of brotherly loie - Dr. .lnlm A. .ll-nnstromz. Dr. R. A. Brill Dr. A. J. Grabski Dr. J. M. Herzberg , Dr. J. Jankowski, Optometrist Dr. J. A. Mainus Dr. Alfred J. Wadas Dr. Frank J. Wadas Dr. John J. Wadas Dr. A. E. Weisjohn Archer Ave. Big Store Art Sellers Bar Breitenstein Co. Crosby Funeral Home F eldman's Shoe Store F redis Grocery F rank's Hardware Gosieski Music Co. Grenda Florist Huras Music 81 Appliances 1 Hill's Grocery 81 Market Lincoln Photo Studio Louis Matagroma 81 Sons Majestic Laundry Mierzwiak Bros.. Okray Produce Co. Patka 81 Son Funeral Home Prais Religious Goods Pulaski Theatre - Rurcki Bros. Sanitary Food Shop Shippy Shoe Store Skalski Paint Success Plumbing Co. Supreme Meat Market Unger Clothing Co. United Fuel 81 Supply Co. Vogue Photographers Webb Distributing Co. Wrecza Funeral Home Zamka Furniture Store Mr. 81 Mrs. John Bango Mr. Brojska Mr. 81 Mrs. C. Brzenk Mrs. A. Bulak Jlanaa Rall Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Buras 8' Mrs. Roman Burzynski 8' Mrs. Cwik 81 Mrs. John Cyran 81 Mrs. Alex Dyda 81 Mrs. R. Engel Sr. 81 Mrs. John Finn 81 Mrs, Joseph Frolowicz 81 Mrs. Nicholas Frysiak 81 Mrs. A. Gdowski 81 Mrs. Stanley Golowski 81 Mrs. Tony Guzek 81 Mrs. Casimir Hatz 81 Mrs. George Hebel 81 Mrs. Thomas Heuvel 81 Mrs. Holewinski 81 Mrs. Thomas Jarosz Theresa Jeric 81 Mrs. Paul Jilka Mr. 81 Mrs. Robert Stamborski Mrs. John Trader Mr. 81 Mrs. Daniel Witonski Mr. 81 Mrs. Walter Witonski Mr. 81 Mrs. Edward J. Wojtecki Mr. 81 Mrs. F. Wolowiec Mr. Gerald Wroblewski Mr. 81 Mrs. Louis Wroblewski Miss Hattie Cybella Miss Adela F rolowicz Miss M. Rybarczyk Lottie Altman George Appling Emil Bloch Julia Borchardt Grace Boyajian John Brennan Joseph Cyran Jr. Steve Dorce Ira F . Fisher Lenard Guzewski Mr. Michael Jurasinski Mr. 81 Mrs. John Kalicz Mrs. Karolina Kalisz Mr. Keleske Mr. 81 Mrs. Kengur Mr. 81 Mrs. Louis Kiss Mr. 81 Mrs. Kolpa Mr. 81 Mrs. S. Kopera Mr. 81 Mrs. A. Kozeniecki Mr. 81 Mrs. M. Kruszka Mrs. Catherine Krzywonos Mr. 81 Mrs. J. Lesnau Mrs. Stanley Lenard Mrs. Makowski Mr 81 Mrs. A. Michalak Mr. 81 Mrs. Mikos Mr. 81 Mrs. Joseph Nawrocki Mr. 81 Mrs. Noga Mr. 81 Mrs. Nosol Mr. 81 Mrs. Joseph Nowotarski Mr. 81 Mrs. Stanley Paja Mr. 81 Mrs. M. Pluta Mrs. Jozefa Rasala Mr. John Rokosz Mr. 81 Mrs. Walter Siwik Mr. 81 Mrs. S. Skarbonkiewicz Mr. 81 Mrs. Michael Skowron Mr. Bronislaw Socha if J' Cn' Robert Guzikowski A. Vander Heyden J. F. Horrigan Stephen Kaczmarek Josephine Kochan Robert Konkol Roman Kosinski Adam Krawczyk L. L. Krzyzak Emil J. Laski Eugene Lenard Edward Leonard A. Lukaszek John C. Lukaszewicz George Maday - Lew C. Morris Louis Niewola Vincent Palubicki Frank C. Patka E. Pezanowski Roman Szostecki J. J. Wasilewski Clarence Worzalla Casimir Zalewski Franciszka Zmarzla ,. A ' '-s., , , -. .3 ' i..'v's.p -'-f 1' .. A ef.. -112.6 et, .fkzm . . n , - ,. Q , .- 'l'reaties will always he scraps of paper. unless they are dictated by h ' -1 , ' the good will--the Christian good will-of the people and the nations 4 who are the signatories of those treaties. - Dr. .lolun A. Armstrong. I C - . V .f 1'4f fI'?'E5 .-j . . f . -1. -, .- L f .... -- 2. - . .. ... , M. as k Qt 4 'A u +- VUIIIBNV JJS G O CE QQ ei?- Eg. is im mfg mm CD5 'EPB E53 G2 ao :rr fb iff. 5 ff. 'f 3 Q' 2 i 5' '5 . 5 I 2 A sa 7 in 7' 9 x 'kggv' . A0 44sm. from The Very Reverend Provincial, The Reverend Fathers of the Definitorial Board and The Reverend Fathers, The Clerics and The Brothers ASSUMPTION MONAST ERY Pulaski, Wisconsin IMMACULATE CONCEPTION MONASTERY 8: SEMINARY Box Eight Cedar Lake, Indiana ST. JOSEPH FRIARY Sturtevant, Wisconsin ST. ANTHONY FRIARY 226 Rostrevor PI., Ben Avon QPittsburgh 21, Pa ST. LEONARD FRIARY 1413 Gratiot Ave., Saginaw, Michigan SACRED HEART RECTORY 540 Pleasant St., Canton, Massachusetts of R NOVITIATE ST.FRANCIS MONASTERY R COLLEGE Burlington, Wisconsin ST.MARY OF THE ANGELS MONASTERY 6: SEMINARY 645 So. Irwin Ave., Green Bay, Wisconsin STELLA MARIS RETREAT HOME P.O. Box 56 Cedar Lake, Indiana ST.PASCHAL FRIARY 2955 Dorr St., Toledo 7, Ohio ST. BERNARDINE FRIARY 1033 Lake Drive, S.E. Grand Rapids 6, Michigan ST.CASIMIR RECTORY Krakow, Wisconsin ST.STANISLAUS RECTORY P.O. Seymour, H pffef , WA! ,.?.- 'if' 3-1, I ,Jing ,D L- ,gf- . Y v.- I .- . if- 1 :f1'r4-1- ',f , g if fri -14. Christian international peace is no new project. hut only the same gos- pel of brotherhood which St. FI'2lIIt'IS offerrcd to mankind. - Dr. John A. Armstronyr. ofa Park, Wisconsin Zane Bovuuw '- gl ff- I Serdeczne Zyczenia ABITURJENTOM Roku Szkolnego 1946 Skladajq. OJCOWIE, KLERYCY I BRACIA Zakonu Braci Mniej szych Z domu macierzystego PROWINCJI WNIEBOWZIECIA N. M. PANNY w Pulaski, Wisconsin . . 'J , -'Wy' -1.-' -, -.- a 's v M it 'JP FU' ' . 3 , , X. . - -qw - Ap-L 734 If '7 Tr si fb ll 3. 1 1 I I I llllYlS1bl'll .rll ll M gl f 1 i D I I 1 1 i 3. CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES to The Graduating Class of 1946 from THE STAFF, STUDENTS, AND VEN. BROTHERS of St.Francis Monastery Sz College Portiuncula Burlington, Wisconsin 6411 084411 The Catholic Church has always been the greatest peace-maker the world has known. - Dr. Jolm A.Al-mstrong. if l l lj' I Compliments of FRANCISCAN FATHERS Green Bay, Wisconsin Congratulations of the FRANCISCAN FRIARS of STELLA MARIS RETREAT HOUSE Rev. Victor E. Krzywonos, O.F.M. Gllilfiiiilll and ljinwlox' P.O. Box 56 Cedar Lake, Ind The common welfare of our country and the world demand substitu- tion of understanding and cooperation in place of the fratricidal guer- rila warfare now decimating the human race. - Cm-dlnnl Sqn-llmnn. CONGRATULATIONS From ASSUMPTION OF BLESSED V. MARY PARISH Pulaski, Wis. Rev. Timothy Pawlak, O.F.M. Pastor. Rev. Gerald Stajkowski, O.F.M. Assistant. BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATES From Franciscan Fathers St. Bernardino Monastery Grand, Rapids, Mich. L tlw lmplwy, 'Ili ll t I I Ill I '-x d A - ll I Szczeici Wam B o2e! Abiturjentom Najsercleczniejsze Sklada Zyczenia Towarzystwo Pomocy Kolegjum Sw. Bonawentury Towarzystwo Pomocy, zaloione w Milwaxlkee, Wis., ma za cel niesienie pomocy biednym, polskim studentom ksztafcqcym sig W Kolegium Swigtego Bonawentury, W Sturtevant Wis. Posiedzenia odbywajq sig wostatni ponieclzialek kaidego miesiqca va Domu Weteranbw Armji Polskiej 1629 So. l0ta Ulica Milwaukee, Wis. A- - P '.A 'xl- v 'au-. - ', ..,--bln ..:, 1:-L1 A :ku 4e-g:1f..!1'f,- vt' ,. 1 'F' H W ' '7-fa,--u 7 odfvo- ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 'QQ - xvilliillll Idlh-rw fillilllllilli IH-au 1- is H11 Llllxst tm 111 ol u.11nml1x,,. , 'l'hv gumlxu-ss nt' the lwzxrt is Slmwu in flew-ds nl' llt'1lL'UflllIl0NS and kind nvssf' - lluih-y. : 6 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1946 St. .CaSimir's Parish Hammond, In Q .,w. 1 diana. Zz A peace worthy of the name can only be a. peace built and consolidated - in sincerity and loyalty, .... --- Pope Pius XII, ive.-:mann of Wxnr Gflutlv J-L il CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1946 9.1. ka,-almaz Philadelphia. CONGRATULATIONS T0 THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1946 Rev. dfzflzony Ziemlm EW' f?C,.t'ILiw,, Wi Q A ,xxx ,A-ivy. Us .. .5 ,, D-2 I' afffa'29:?Q .', .gn , -- -0 : f - '- f -'Q Hn- Pvfmixxpq Star of lho soul. :LS virtuv is its Slll 1 tl t ' 1 ' . are never far zm:11't. -- Fulton. ' ' ' s 1551-WT: .' .4 an 4-.V .. r-. . --.TL-' . Q. . -- gn gvv COllg'l'El,tlll2ll'l0llS fo The 1946 Graduates Rev. V. Hoppa St. Hyacinth's Parish - Antigo. lVis0o11sin e to Iliomlstory Ga Administration Building Nature at Peace. May God Bless the Faculty and tho Complinients of Student Body l I Rev. ff. Zwzerzchowskz Reap' L. F. Bedndf-5-fl' Holy lnnovents Parisli C'l1ivng'o. Illinois M il waulk ee, Wisconsin 51:-? 1?'-' I-gif' fi-.152 17 ffflfl ,Zara 7 Hanan, Peace is rarely denied to the peaceful. - Schiller. Compliments of Compliments of R . S. 1 k' Rt. Rev. Msgr. C. Knitter ev Czape S 1 St. Ladislaus Ghurch 3055 North Fratney Street 5342 Roscoe St, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Chicago, Illinois Rev- al. af. .Majewaki Rev. Francis j. Czelusta 2730 Cnniff Ave. St. Stanislaus Parish Hamtvamck, Michigan Toledo, Ohio HOLY FAMILY CONGREGATION Best Wishes . f Rev. P. Slezzvel 'om Rev. Henry Krzesinski 3767 E. Underwood Ave. Cudahy, ' wig. Henfxing, Pa. Zuni? ad-14 IJPU -,.',f.Q, 'M ' -. F .W 71-1 ,.. . , 1' , H- ': GT 1 'A V 1 We 1. 'V xv' .V 3 0 .I . :VV , -h c . .. isflq-I-1 .J I- :lA-itll. h, nb: Q, fl- . - ,A . :.w.,. Eva - ' , 1--...r -',1?f2,s ,gh ,.- . 'v 2.1, ' j . AH Nothing can luring you peace but yourself. Nothing 02.11 bring' you 119310 , 4 1, - Fun-rson. I n uuples u A Best Wislles from Refv. 'fain Pyfko Reading, P21- . ,Va ' ..n 5- H M. J' Szczere Zyczenia Zasyla KS. JAN MICKUN Proboszcz Parafji N ajswietsazej Marji Panny Reading, Pa. Uomplinlents of Rt. Rev. Msgr. R. A. Kielpimlci 2618 N. Bremen St. Milwaukee, VVisc0nsin f7o11gr':1tuJatio11s to Graduates Rt. Rev. Msgr. jf. Zelezimki St. Fidelis Ohurch 1406 N. Washtenaw Chicago, Illinois Szczere Zyezenia Zasylu Towarzystwo Bialego Orla. Grupa 761 Zwiqzek Polek w Ameryce Reading, Pa. . if. , , A I I 4. . ,' E r in ASQ' - ' - ' 15 . .Q C0llQ'l'?lflll2lfi0llS f:l'2l.dll2lfCS Rev. Theo. fi. Kendziom 1405 N. XV2lSlltl'llilW Aw. l'l1ivz1go, Illinois Wall Y A -.5!-+ f1-f-'t4v: 1 l - -'A I Af s St. Francis believed that if a man has within him the leave tl t 1 K, ma pass- eth understanding: .... he shares not only the beauty. but the lfearre and the eternal happiness of God. And that ' tl F ' ' ' ' ' IS 18 lanmscan s1nrit.' - Bro. Leo 1. -.1 E H qi -Q -L1-B Szczere Zyczenia I CAN SELL YOUR PROPERTY ! Gradnantoni Zasyhi . VBRACTW0 MATK1 Bosxmr Ge0fge H- Stlebel' . ROZANGOWEJ Z Parafji 4641 fhf-ne Naj 6wi'QtszPj Marji Panny Detroit, i Mich. Pa. C mP1ime'1fS of Andersen? 1.6.4. Store FRESH MEATS - GROCERIES BAKERY GOODS 3541 Dubois Phone 91 VV Anqeids Grocery Mkt. Detroit, Michigan Stnfrtevanf, VVis 70671 M. Gleismer BUF'F'HAlVl'S. INC. 238-240 Main Street Sundries, Wear - U - VVell Shoes, Enterpirise Paints Phone 15 Racine, Wisconsin ' Stnrtevant, ' Wis. ' 1 fQ?'+r,,jff ' Q ,. ' 4,1-, ggi, -K ,z ,A 1, qt' 15-if! Q asf - ',.3.fFT', U. Ns! D354 . ie peace of the world demands a free. Strong. and independent Poland, 5 d 1 l01nnent with iiesou 's-es sufficient for its support an ceve . - His EllliIl0Il1'9 Samuel Cardinal A. Stritm-ll, Il ll ' X Tum IDIEUDIQPUTCDIQS ANID IVIIIUIRNIL IDPAIINTVIEIRS SIPIEQIIIIAILIIZIINQE IIN CEIHIUIQCEIH IDIECEDIRATIINCE AWIDII W., CEIRANID AWE. TIEILIEIPIHCDNIE IBIEILIVIIIDNIV IIQINIBQD CEIHIIQEPMECD., IIILILIINCDIIS Q - ,.. . Y --3 4, - f--' -- , L ...:.,::'55s L-,Q I Q., 'lvg - N:- - .- '- '.-' J f1. A .Q-.-...F 1 'r .' aw-u Banana v M C'ompl.in1e11ts of r. 6: Mrs. J. Dziadowicz and Son to the? Senior Claw of 1946 Dee-1' in the 01'0lm1'1l. Hlntinzary with Nature W e, too... wish to extend our Congramlahons, dlld fverjy best wzkfzesxfbr a bflghf . and fzappy future to the class qf'46! 7 Zahn .5 Racine, Wisconsin . - q- V -TL ffnf , r ' 'yd h .-I ,I , , H W A .- 4eLfn93'5'1r1 f,'2rm ,15:gf'E .-, A - -1 L , Znv7 Zvd1'a b H cl vouuord can be lll't'St'l'Yl3d only where- an effort is luzulv tn 9LlllIll't'SS inordinntv inclinations and to practim-fe f lu'istiun 1-lm1'ily.' . - l'1n'c-rrlln's Hound 'l'ulnh-. K 'YD ' 1 Best Wishes To Collgxmtrillantions to The Senior Class Senior Class of 1946 Mr. C5 Mr. fox. Kubiak Mr. :Sb Mrs. Koszarek 104 Virginia St. , , , Antlro. Wisconsin Anti go, WIHBODSID I: WE MEAT THE PEOPLE Cglnplimentg Of lye71alZl.i0'l,UJ'kZ' B705- Meat Market A Friend Pulaski, Vifisconsin Compliments of I H Profwpovilz Mr. Es' Mrs. Frank Rudzinski Pulaski, Wisconsin 1 Pulaski, Wiscwnsin f.?Fs,: -1 .Je Q 'hw-v.' ' - '1fs3 ' .' . , A, -0,1 is V 'fy-, Y ,4 1 - ' 4: .. '- 1 , 2-- 4 1?T!- ' R111 016311 Peace is not found in paper documents, but is efficacious only when it springs from the hearts of men permeated with love of God. -- Pius XI, Ubi nrealm Del. Z BQ fl i DR Z R BRUSKY Compliments of DENTIST Dr. L. E. Fazen, M. D. Offices in - I GN Bay 129 Main Street en 8u Pulaski Racine, Wisconsin Compliments of ECCLESIASTICAL WARES I. G. A. MARKET 1201 So. 3rd St. I 2441 SO. 13th St. Phs. 1NIitcl1ell 5721 - Locust 5440 Milwaukee. Wig' Milwaukee, Wis. Congmtiilzxtioiis to Congmtmations to The Swim' mass The Senior Class Mr. E6 Mrs. fi. Wroblewski . and Sons zlflr. i3'Mr5. Earl Pawinski Milwaukee, XViseonsin 5411 '7 ceo'-14 lf peace Uzllllluf he maintained with honor. it is no onger peace lord Iohn Ituwell '.,, ..-1.',.. 1 , rv l ' ' -S -I Y., 'X' -'- . -'-1 gf. 5 , ..l, '1 0 .I 'I 7 -1I'. .N ...N . -4, 'Tw 1 45, ' 5 i , ily.. -A .rvp u- Q 4 - , . 'ak .13 r., . .'. 1 ,- eg- -2?-its ' cv n J I.. - 1 I A .- w . 1' ' - I ,, , . -4 1 4 51 Dr. 14. W. Moe Pofish GHIROPRAGTOR DOM POLSKF' 1506 Wasiiingum Ave. R Hall Rented for all Occasions X-Ray Laboratory PETER KULBACKI, Proprietor Racine, Wisu V 1848 Mead Street, Racine, W'is. rachat aeanerd Compliments of 612 College Aire. Mr. L. A. Feuerer Racine, Wisconsin Sturtevant, Wisconsin Compliments of ERR MR. HARRIS R Sw 1800 Center Street 330 Main Street Raneiiie, Wisconsin Racine, Wis. .-v . n , i g -'- '-I - ,. , ,,- D Q... ,, n.-. ,,4..,,., N. , ., 2v'l 'Lizii7Sf-?-l5tg1'-- U f 45,33-15.415-iles fo ,Zena Bnuwu Blesfed is he who will be the rirst to reach forth the olive branch of . Deuce. -Benedict XV. ' . . le. Kurowdki lgrod. Compliments of FANCY BAKERY Mr. 5:3 Mrs. M. Bogdan PHONE so. CHICAGO, 0288 296 E- 157 Sfmt 8802-6 HOUSTON AVENUE Harvey, Illinois CHICAGO, ILL. Congratulations to The Senior Class Midland Davy GRADE A MILK Mr. 39 Mrx. Molenda 6068 S. -ith C 4 ourt chicago, Argo, ' Illinois 3314 - 16 - 18 W. 47th St. Illinois Peter fiotrowdfci Grocery and Dc-licatelsseu 4633 S. Spaulcling Ave. Chicago, Illinois f7hi0H2'0, Peace to you. - Johnson Th Compliments of Stanlgy W. Bajqa 1810 W. 18111 sf. Illinois ' '-Lf. , '53, 'i s -ir' . 'B ,i.,.g,Q I .X 1 !if.eM'f?5Y i ,. ,,'f !5 Ame? T42 af fi-l's Compliments of 61 .' - FfZ.67l6ll ,ijt l 5 The Grotto of the Blessed Virgin Mary. 4 J Symbolic of Heavenly Peace. .' ,Y SPERRY CANDY CO Chicken Dinner da Denver Sandwich ue nemanns Shoe Store Fine Shoes for the Family for Every Occasion At Reasonable Prices Candy Bars ALWAYS GOOD CANDY Phone: Jackson 3497 1352 Washington Avenue Milwaukee, Wisconsin Racine' Wisconsin . . ' 1 5 K ' - --I Q .-iv, -, U ,,' - - '. y -!a- - 'X ,v'.m '1 1V r . 4 . ,-1 W4 1, , ' V U Y, -A .,,,,4 .I , ., g 5 .-qv -X Q af: A. -mv.: e ...Jfe ' f '- th A f ee- -. - 'x , . '-Q.f'g' - 7 KX pernmm-nt and salutary peace among' the nations dem-mls fill' more 'Y'-1'g,'-O upon niutuul lwnevolence :ind respect for the rip:hI:s and honor of otlwrs ' ' than npnn niilitnry prowess and the invinoihility of fm'tifim':1tions. ' - Benedict XV. 'WWE .-fl-4 L. -- f. O FRANK RACZEK GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET FRUITS, VEGETABLES AND LIVE POULTRY WE DELIVER 13528 Burley Avenue Phone Regent 9615 ' Hegewisch, Illinois O ad-14 E' S S in 34- kr Avg A I 'K H ? O COMPLIMENTS or Iliff. 555 Mrs. F. Rafajbzak T0 THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1946 Q . , u- 1'- A. G- a-2 3'-ifgl-...S -i- A 'iw-e'324.1. E-.f ' V ,Zeal -Bcfuunu q We offer ur' life to God in behalf of the peace of the world. - Benedict KV. Compliments of Compliments of Mr. E5 Mrs. S. Czerniakowski Mr. E99 Mrj. A' Landowski Toledo, Ohio Toledo, Olhio w Compliments of Landowski Food Market Mr. E5 Mrs. D. Landowski 1697 Vance St Toledo, 402 Detroit Avenue ' Toledo, om Ohio I - . Compliments of W. K. Sujkowskz Es? Son F'4 em1H0mf The Scott Storee 16 9 ' b ..k . . 2 Ne rag a Ave 619 Detrmt Ave. Toledo, Would you end w Oh' 10 Toledo, Ohio 'g'-3,'f'5...j- V K--l A Qin'-111, ' , 5-d-ffo -- . :H ar? Create great Peace. - James Oppenheim. , 3-Y 1' 7-.1 4 .. Q' ue O Telepvllolles State 9387 - 8 - 9 FLOORS IN OUR SCHOOL MAINTAINED BY 0AHSEll0 CHEMICAL PHUDUCTS Maintenance Supplies 8z Equipment for Buildings, Institutions, Hospitals, etc. 308 VVest. Rzuldolpih Street, Chicago O . 4.,. , , ,. . . . --,,g,,-1' V- , ,-,i-',w--.- W- - ,A -5: 1 e2 'f-3+ f emi a ntigua -4-xzfw. ri :Zara Bwumu Eucharistic Heart of Jesus. furnace of divine charity, give peace to the world. - 'Phe Rm-colta, 1300 days indulgxj. 5. 'Y 4. 'Y' i 5, 'f NGISOII BYOS. and Sll'0l11 C0l11Ifli:lllY ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS 1620 Riaicine St. F. A. Nelson President Ph. Prospect 261 Racine, Wisconsin AllIllilliSll'Zlli0ll Illlihlingr-H Malin l'1Ilfl'ilIlL'l SL Bnnavvnlurfs - An Institution 0 Lf'arning. Standard Foundry Company ST E L C O Electric Process Cylinder and Cylinder Head Castings i' 1600 Kew aunee Street Racine, Wisconsin ',--r.-.1 - -'p f. ,. A- . , ' -i.: . :i1,L.g.f , '-ix . 135.511-g!Ef Qi1 'fQf ' EL ' ng 77a.'w.f'7 'B-411: - A-ii - -A tl I'l V f Aiiisiii-if. f ii .- xii 'P O Headquarters for RELIGIOUS ARTICLES and CHURCH GOODS The 7 uzlesizrsiiral Cgnnhs Gln. John S. Konopa.,- President 4' 109 NORTH DEARBORN STREET fSecond Floorj IN THE HEART OF CHICAGOA'S LOOP O 'nj I-gr '-,gf nQLa. g.'L.-1 ' . .':...- n ., ': f'-PP' '- JSO-'N --.. .' 1-- V ,'p,L- Y' ' -' 1 A-be 'Writ' -'J-- 1- S-if .i2Ou.:- Of.: 24151. ., 744, Romano 1 e hath he-1' victories. No less renowned than war. - Milton, S I Compliments of Peter 15070662816 S071 Couiplimeuts of FUNERAL nmEc'roRs A. Brodzin.vki Hdw. 13110118 Spilllldlllg 6630 - 31 2219 XY. 18th IDI. 3630 W. George St- Chicago, Illinois Chicago, Illinois S wenc 1 Compliments of Ladies' Apparel Walter B. Filipiak Cf? Son We Specialize in Furs 3143 W. 42nd Place Ph. Monroe 6122 1501 W. Chicago chicago, Illinois Chicago, Illinois Fomlna Casey: Meat Marker Funeral Home 2009 W. 35th St. 2959 XV 43rd ST. Laf. 7781 Chicago, Illinois Chicago, Illinois 1 1 'ii '3?Wj':i?r37i4?'fi?'-Qg?.'- ffffl 1 .u.?'?gii 'foam - .- , A Fair peace becomes men: FEROCIOUS anger belongs to beasts. - Ovid, Arn Amntnrln, III. ' s f- ,, -,atv ,. - O BAKERY FOR WEDDINGS, PARTIES AND OTHER OCCASIONS Waltefs Home Bakeries Leo Radecki - I-1-Op. 2065 s, 16th sn-get , ' 2922 W. imma Home Ave. ORcl1a-rd 2389 ORc'hard 1910 Milwaukee. Wisconsin SPECIALIZING IN WHIPPED CREAM CAKES O at 'E 12z.8r2'-S 1 dau Barbuda The God of peace and the Master of concord, who taught us uni , willefi that as He bore us all in one. so each of us should pray for all. - St. Cyprian. .hllllllrrn -4 A 21 1 -- O Why Take Chances Wz'th Lightning? An Underwriters' Laboratories Master Labeled Security System Will Assure Permanent Protection. We Hahe Specialized In Providing Security For Catholic Insti- tutions For The Past 73 Years. - Inspection of Buildings and Estimates Cheerfully Furnished Without Obligation. i SECURITY MFG. Sc CONTRACTING CO. BURLINGTON, WISCONSIN TELEPHONE 18 H TT ti 54 J..-5f'4'f F i :L+ I ., Si. .K if-155.5 - 123.-. 'Ea-l4 : '.?l?qi5 gli! 7f'66-fb- 4' ' I ' 'YI . '. CONGRATULATIONS T0 THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1946 Mr. 81 Mrs. E. Nowotarski 81 Family R EA D I N G, PE N N Phs. - Office - La,f. 1044 , Res. Laf. 7761 mf. .0 we smzzek, M. D. A 4158 Archer Ave. Chicago, Dlinois onuaso 0 Jesus. Ting and center of all hearts, grant that peace mav be in Thy Kingdol - The Rnceoltu. Compliments of Joseph F. Zaj aczck 1749 West Chicago Avenue Chicago, , Illinois The Alberrype Co. ' Estalilislied 1887 250 Adzums Sf. Brooklyn, N.Y. FINE VIEW POSTCARDS and BOOKLETS for 1'2li'l1011C' Churclies. Vol! leges, Convents Schools. Academies. Seniinaries, Retreat Housos.Sln'inos.Etc. Please ask for samples Szczere Zyczenia Graduantom Za syla STANISLAW SYGHTERZ Wlasciciel Polski Mleczarni READING DAIRY Reading, Pa. Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1946 Mr. Frank Nanasko 611 So. 5th Street Reading, Pa. Best Wishes to the The Senior Class Mr. 701111 Cyran E5 Family 31 Samuel Ave. ' Clifton, New Jersey Szczere Zyvzenia, Graduantom Zasyla JOZEF, ROZIALA KRAWIEC i syn CZESLAW 38 Moll-elligali St. Clifton, N. -T. A peace is of the nature of a conquest: For then hoth parties nobly :we subdued, And neither party loser. - Henry IV, Pt. Il. Am-t IV, Sc-. 2. , fu v U T' ,1 . , J K 'L Q.. W RraIisfir of His Low. 4-.I .51 .I 1 . 9' 4 A gs! l Af, . 2'fQ?l.f f T qifrd'-ff' l, -1 ' ' ' ., -'Zum fg2'L'3osuaw sg 1- Our pozu-P us vonditionvd. as tho angels said, by good will on the part 1- of men. - Msgr. Fulton J. Sheen. Pe-noe. 1 Q V -i 1 - . Sl li-l1l14..., , Badger Fuel Company COAL - LUMBER 3851 Mivlligalm Ave. East l'llil'5IQO, Inc. . ,, The f'l'l'llflfiXi0Il. . :xr ' d7.0J.2,, Dabjy f'UlllIllllllf'IlfS of MILK AND CREAM Jacobsen CO. , -l Chicago, Illinois Racine, xviseonsin YN ,, . 4 Belke Lumber by Mfg. Co. E. Belke, Mgr. Lumber - Building1 Materials Millwork - Cabinet Work ' Estahlisliecl 1916 Bllfl Sli. Pll. Rgzldillgx Stevens Point. Vklisconsiii Compliments of foJephQ Clothing Store 410 Penn St, Pal. McCarthy - Rueter - llaas FURNITURE an UNDERTAKING S. Soja? I-'ood Shop CO., INC. . 233 - 1-12nd St. Ph. 5003 THE NEVV THINGS FIRST n Ilzinmioud, Indiana Ph. T6 R , Amlmlance Servicv Burlington. . Wisconsin l'l iagins snorting Best Wishes T tl , Graliiialges ' EVERYTHING FUR EVI'lR,' SIWI ' X in Air. E3 Mrs. F. Dobrzyn GJ' Son P 1094 rospeot 310 So. 10th St. 3121 Washmgton Ave. I' -1 ' l':. Racine, Wis. H 'dm' I fr 1 Mercy and truth are wt tog'vtl1er: rig'hteouSn each other. - Psalm IYXXV, 10. Y ,, -I-rr:-nulin S and peuvu have kissed l L' .. -'J f 1-gf. ' ef F 4 TT' cliff lm - vb. Give peace in our times. O Lord. because there is nonzfother that . .L I 1- ..' 5 4' N .2 Service Paper Co. Smile! Sh-wa Manufactures' S3155 A-8'5nt5 Real Estate - Loans - Il1Sl1I'34l1C9 Distributors Notary .Public - Travel Bufreau SEO. TREAS. FEDERAL BLDG. 8: LDMI ASS'l Tel. Prospect 1700 Tel. Jackson 870 1625 Center St. 1810 Thruston Ave. I Racille. XVisconsiu Raeme, Wig, W. Cfejzukowfkf Mm: Mkt. Mulclmw Fislmm' 1925 Slanson Ave. 813 16th Street Tel. Jackson 4884 ' R. C' , WiS. 3 me Racine, 1Vis. Compliments of Compliments of AU W. G 6 . ex my Hotel Racine 2000 Ravine Street Rm.im.' Wig' Rm-im-, Wisc-onsin ,. f',.- .13 ' lrji 1 --ls? -i-. 31' figolmtetlx for us. but only Thou, O our God. -'Phe Rm-1'oltn,fRoman Misslall Bochnowski 5' Lesniak Uni-on Chevrolet Company Company BRYAN ROBERTS Real Estate, Insurance Sz Foreign Chevrolet Cars and '1'1-uoks Exchange Firestone Home :Sz Auto Supplies, M02 Indianapolis Blvd Frigidaire Refrigerators 85 Ranges East chicago Ind Burlington, Wisconsin , . Compliments of Comphmenhts' of Mr. GMM. M. Nofhowifz .Paris Row! Clwfwff 5 Son 507 6th street ' ' I11'n 's . . . Chwago' 1 01 Racine, Wisconsin , S Compliments of 1541 W. Chicago Ave. MR. 8: MRS. MIKOLAJCZYK 1836 Mead St. R ', ll' . Chicago, I mois Racine, Wis- ln peace theres nothing so becomes I1 man as modest stillness and 4 I 9 . I L. 3. . humility. - Henry V, Act I I, rr , ,W 1 . , 5 - ,gqffg uh., . Y 5 ' QQ- Q' x' QLEQ ,- E 5 L -:N 44 n- .'l.'ftS1! ffl. fl 'I 5 ' , ' , i3 . wr' Q l o Compliments of he Burlzkzgtwz Brefwzkzg Company' 4 O Burlington, Wisconsin O . . . 1 V L . ,l W.. ' .. . uf - -. 'V 1 . , I . , ,.r'L.-P Z'.l.4QL1!n'E- 1. - 34+ -'1fL:l,3..,- ' U 1- . In older to have peace we must once more begin glvlng glory to God not only as individuals but as nations. - Msgr. Fulton J. Sheen. Penn-e. Maynard Electwc Steel Castmg Co. So. 27th and W. Dakota, Streets Mil wztukee, XVisQc-onsin U I+'x'fmt Hzllwlc-11 frmn tho Mou:1stvx'y. Mother Nature .Al bounding in Bfauty EMIL M. L GERS COMPA Y . 815-19 South Sixth Street Milwaukee, Wiscfmsin fa-fx.: 796-K0 - I'e-ace. 'Iwzu' 1 nrse of arts. ple-ntivs and joyful births. - H4-llry Y. Avi Y. Q,- Q F ARMER'S MERCAN TILE CO. STURTEVANT and UNION GROVE Farm Machinery of All Kinds COAL I WOOD : COKE OF ALL KINDS Hardware and Refrigerators, Cement Building Materials, Truck Service, Hauling, and Repairs of all kinds of machinery in our real Farm Machine Service Dept FENCING : MOTOR OIL : FENCE POSTS 4 PETER MUELLFIR, Mamager O 1 1514 aa, Bon-cava essed alre those who shall in peace endure, For by Thee, Most High, - St.Francis of Assisi, Canticle nf the Sun. fongratalarlbns to rlze waduares of '46 ouid :bu clfciewicz Groceries and Meats Phone Adams 905-906 1314 Porlier Street Green Bay, Wisconsin Compliments of JOE BUSHMAN POTATO DEALER and GARAGE OWNER Galloway, Wisconsin fu 061-J I 1 1:' '.'v .L z' ' '- ' mv ,A 4 ' f . L. . 'f 'Q' 3 FL Ir 'V' '4 ff '... -- 9--f ' A Aa A .E ,V 97,-'A -, 4' 'gf ' '-i g 's re Ways of pleasantness, and all he path ye 0 . Y , 4. -Vg 1 I ' 'I . II '. ' . -. . -,- DR- B- G. DU DA Reliable Silk screen DENTIST Printing Company 1518 West Chicago Ave. 318 W. Randolph St. Andover 3577 Chicago, Illinois Chicago, Illinois w.H. sAJr.wsK1 MUSIC sronz Fmmf Sfaffef WH- Sajewski, PPOP- GROCERIES - FRUITS VEGETABLES Tel. Armitage 3452 1017 Milwaukee Avenue 1656 N. Maplewood Ave. Hufmb. 3727 Chicago, Illinois Chicago, Ill. Best Wi-shes to the Compliments of Graduates H.A. SAYRE E COMPANY - Certified Public Accountants -701172 N1CA0!s Seed Co' Chicago, Illinois Hebron, Illinois NV. K. Porter Local Agent l: '. ?:P?lr, 1 311 The Christ-less world has had its false peace long enough: it should know by this time that you cannot have peace without the Prince of Peace. - Msgr. Fulton J. Sheen, Pence. 'Ke 'n 4' Ev' ,p.. ,f. KLAMI: F-9. it Galeslmrg, Illinois. KARPEK ACCORDION MFG. C0. The Only Mfgrs. of I-land Made Compliinonts of .x4'l'0l'Kll0llS nnml F0111-01'ti11:1s in Cfzurcfzill Mfg. Co. XYisc-misin We Specialize in - Makers of I-Iigrh Quality Floor and Tuning- Remodeling Building Maintenzincv Supplies , ALI WORK UAR-A T ED J. W. Clark, Representative I I G N E 4782 Nortlli lVoodlnn'n Street 820 South 16th Street Milwaukee' Wig' Milwaukee, Wisconsin Dz1'ekan pa1'nt Co. Dzlefmlk Hardware Distributors of Patek Paints, Hardware Patterson Sargent Paints Janitows Suppues Ph, Mitcuhell 4118 soo w. Mitchell si, llfihvaiukgey ' Milwaukee, Wis. Ph. Mi. 1013 Frank Gapzhskz' REAL ESTATE-LOANS INSURANCE IZIIYIQFGI I-iOlTlQ Brluslfiewilz Telephone Mitchell 0205 1416 West Lincoln Avenue Milwaukee, Wisconsin 2101 W. Mitchell St. Milwaukee, Wisconsin Wlesus. Kina' and center of all hearts. by the coming uf Thy lflll1l'LlUll. - 'Phe Rau-colin C300 days llldj. -1 We 'emi ..i ' -.. I -E V . . 'nl N - , . V ,' ft- 1 x 1 'Jig .Jr 1'1 'f I 1 'Q Ui?Y,,5--- 6.51, , ,f!.4Y - ,,,.:, juli an F, .-Q., fggawh .4 l . , ,, 7 gp . 61611 0111400 .4 A 0 LZ 56 .F p I'vzuw- menus ll12lll'S l'l'llll'll tu :Q wvll x'Q-gillzlleml orxlel' of lifn- within ,' Q liimse-lf, with his neighbor. wilh God. -- St. .Iolm Czxpistrailm. fl-ll--l .+-- rv-1-m,.+. v YW. , F' ' !1- - rp nib! -. 1 f ul I. M4 9,-A v 'd .ml v .- Y, L! 4 A . In sit fx 1 V f LASKOWSKI i l 'ff FUNERAL HOME UNDERTAKER 85 EMBALMER 3601 West Diversey Avenue Spaiulding msn ixllmny 6421 ' ' Chicago Illinois , - 9 4 .,. Thu- Moxmstory - Main hlntmllce. A -J ' A Ilawfn nj -Blissful Solitude. '3 '- -: Y L 'if' .. 'ak ' wi ir- A . ng. -D I .f . i -V- , igl Com pli m ents to l'0ng'1':1tuIations to tlu- - fig' The Graduates Senior Class of 15146 from Mr. Eff M1'.s'. E. Fifty 51 , . 'vi Q. . w - s - if - Lsfu J rlvhird Avo. 13. il ,Q lR'1'Slll'l'0K'fiOll l z1the1's .Xrltigwy XVis. 5 ..' 'I 0 COMPLIMENTS OF Frank Luxem 8: Co., Inc. 916-918 Erie Street mmcmiz, wlsconsm O The peace of God, which passeth all understanding. - Philipplnns, IV,7. HHH! '-v- 'H ,.. ff.-effrh - g 1.-.' .1 -5.1 - 'gg .-,, s--.:f,f.f'3wQ1'f.,.l.,,.: gJ3g,' ,, A' .g ' ,' ' - . , f '. 5 1 ,NVQ-' ' . . LL . 'V ' 'PTTWI' . ,. -T ' 1 The E. M. Lofzmafm Co. CHURCH GOODS STOF F EL'S 413-417 Sibley, St.Paul, Miiiii. John L. Seirbz, prop. WISCONSIN R.EPR.EsEN'1'AT1v1i: Rugs' Linoleum, Cmains' Mi. J. Binder Draipenes 2827 N. 15th sei. Milwaukee, Wis. 616 State Street Racine, Wis. Tel. Kilbourn 6999-J Compliments of ' 9 'Louzj Tavern WISCONSIN PATTERN WORKS Highway 41 South of BB INCORPORATED Milwaukee Wig 18th 85 Holborn Streets Racine, Wisconsin Hy-Grade Beverage 3 C Company, Inc. 7310050 ' Gwifffi -'fmfff A . CARBONATED Kodaks and Photo Supplies, 'itgqizlilii BEVERAGES Picture Frmniugr 2312 isrii Sii-een 526 College Avenue Telephone: Jackson 2135 ' . . Racine, Wisconsin Racine, Wisconsin 2' Y milf' -- -' --- Y1 .. -. 'lt 'f - -..A : JI1.'.'f3 -3:.9'.g:l:..ril- '--V '-L YA' fi' N' am, gym, I will tell you what is impractical -our peace arrangements of the last twenty years wherein we tried to have a peace without the Prince of Peace. -- Msgr. Fulton J. Sheen ffl 77 V 1 'B J., .1 u Compliments of Congrratlilations to The Svllllll' Class Kopiciz' Funeral Home Mr. E99 lllrs. Rudolph Hulock M0-st Modern 53 Family Catholic Funeral Home , l , 12.1 Jackson htrvef Reading, ' PH. Port Carbon, Pa.. Compliments of Compliments of Sf. Cjair Ffomln- Mr. E5Mr.r. G. Miclzalak 537 Penn. Ave. 510W MH-ple Street West Reading, Pa. ' Bleeding, PH- Lillian 's Market S716 E. 69th Street COII1Dlll1l6lllS of Cleveland, Ohio Angz'e s Beaugy Salon Angeline Kujawvai, Prop. WE DELIVER Fresli Fruits. GI'0k'0l'i0S. Fresh Meats Live Poultry. Home Made Sausage V748 Detroit Ave. Ph, GA. 0181 Toledo, , Ohio Lillian Duda. Gladysz - Prop. Tel. Mich. 3442 WAfll.7!'0-410 ions and their leaders must he grwerniecl and govern ehy Gods an lf the worlri is to have 11x-ave. -- Pope Pius XII, XEYPIIIIUIIH of KVur. , . V 5- . ' -, M LW - , ,.. ,A . f ' ' Y f' 'N ' -1 -' ' r - .uf ' 4 - '-w . N-- . n . V. wx. f- - - xl ,.- ,-.1 L-' qnf-N. ,xv X .. . , .-. s--..s . , -3,-5 .my -.Q ,' -1, ,' . MK Q 3 'S , --.' new r' g'Y'.,:f 151q'fg., - . 1,. 'fl A ,- -it 1 g' f,.Y ' - ' ', l ' If ' ei 'eh-A-1-N4 ff i -..+ 'SELF O VINCENT POLASEK and SON GENERAI 60N7RAC70R BUILDER OF MODERN HOMES Repairing and Remodeling Office Phone: Sheridan 3191 Residence 3775 East Amour Avenue Oudahy, Wisconsin n O ad L L I ' ,, v I - ra N 3- 4 4 4 M ,Zum Bowan Nothi g '. 1 st with peace: all may be with war. - Pius XII. Best Wishes from all the- Members The Umted Pohsh Club, Inc. of Lora1n, Ohlo CThe Laxrgest Polish Membership Club in Ohioj Administration' Ihlilding-Front View. Our Alma Mater. l Cumzmgham Buick C 0 . v . Buick - Oldsmobile Motor Cars ' G.M.C. Trucks SPIEGELIIOFF S SUPER, FOOD ivi.-xR.KET Burlingtoifs Oldest Independent and Most Complete Food Store Quality Groceries Sa Fresh Meanihr .M A o, H L, N Tel. -lll Phone: 321 -, B111'1i11gt0'11, Wisconsin Bllfllllgflllll, NVisconsin -fo-9 '-ee:,n1x:!Ef.s1'lf.Tggg 1g2f, ,-2'-ig . ! 152,-' .fig '7-lnvu 5-41.0 - lnmaeulate Queen of Peace, pray for us. - 'l'I Il lt' 4' on 11 s iml.l 1. 1 L Q ,j.,gg5'v1rrgwy lI 15? -' 3.25415-L O CONGRATULATIONS 'ro THE sEN1oRs W Wm. Rowan Congressman Znd Dist. Victor L. S cfzlaeger County Treas. Emil IZ Pacini did. 10111 Ward I Chicago, Illinois Q A. g, g:. Compliments of C0lllQ'l'2ltlllilti0l1S to the Senior Class of 1946 Rev. Stanislaus Cfzyla RAR .Ill '. . .K I k' Immaculate Conception of the ev jg' y 7 oz ow! I B1.-assed virgin Mary Parish St- Mary Magdalen Parish Chicago, Illinois C ' hi ca go, Illinois SEXW4' 2525115655 5 2 MAKE THE MEAL! 2 o 0 Q, : Where they serve Sexton prod- : : ,H - ' ucls you can ex- : : 4 'Q' peel dislinc- : I llxmi .vt N - I-' O . hve qua u y . 0 'if' 7fm. w fg - - kl 0 . .HQVH il, in pac es, . O 1 -1 tel! 3 7 - I . - Y f rellshes and . : condimenis. : ooooooooooooooooooooo 9. . Sextu n Qamryfoods ffl.-'Ll - rl ' -' '- H1 -1 w, -. -W , -, f rw'-H .'- H' . A '1 . -,--5, 1 , Q 1 L1.f..f'Ey.- :,.,v.'1 'I-lr' . 13,51 fiiiff'-'FQ f. .- Eiga. , 'Q-1' bl- Xll thilius that Speak of Heaven Speak of pea 9 - lluiley. 1 IJ 'E 'P K7-lgore 69 Easterclay Hearty Gogygratulations The Graduates Royal Typewriters - Rex-0-Graph Duplicators - ll. C. Allen Adder Q and Children Mr. Gjlrd. Juorawczyndki 1337 Washington Avenue 835 Bingamian Street Racine, Wisconsin QRPPIIHHS, PH- Compliments of GEO. BUDNICK SERVICE tljgenjtfa ,can-gbep Co, A full line of Sinclair Products Tires repaired - Battery Service Indexed Hi-Pressure Lubrication Racine, Wiseonsiii GARAGE SERVICE 112-18 Harper IV. 9140 Detroit, Michigan 349 0114600 A peace worthy of the name must be a peace with justice which, with impartial measure, gives to each what is his and exacts from each what he owes, ............ V- Pope Pius XII. Weapons ot War. Novel fabric Printers 2964 -N. 3rd St. Ph. Locust 5672 i CHARLES CHADEK Mfg's. of Flags, Banners, Pennants, Emblems for Churches, Socie-ties Compliments' of Sales and Service J. I. Case Farm OUQR4 SPECIATJTY Equiplnent. Attractive Holy Name Banner all - satin, fast color, reasonably priced, Phone Franksvme 30 ' 2 Caledonia CI-Iusnherj, Wis. F. J ankowski, Presb-A. Lindner, Refp. Milwalu-kee, Wis. Peoples Savings with Best Wishes And Mr. EQQMN. B. F. M4166 Loan Association 1201 E. Brady St. gg' Milwaukee, Wins. :,- -1 ru lk - A 'e?1..i.f'J.' B1essedness is promised to the peacemaker, not to the conqueror V -:Z.!Kisoa.1' P 1 M: -43 V 3 'iii' ' Qual-ls - Y., QQ- '- 1 vi fx ,ge sly ri' F' JZ vs 1. Compliments of Lincoln State Bank 1216 West Lincoln Avenue Milwaukee, Wisconsin Deposits Insured up to S5000 by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Member Federal Reserve System 5 1 f The Gyinnnsimn Building. The Bonaventuritcs' Paradise. ff.- .Q -N -.ff ,' i spf 1f ,,..-. .,, R, , A . ,vi ,.-,, .,1 . Jr. .'u. V.. 1 ge? Leszczynski Fuel Co. COAL - WOOD - COKE 2073 South Fourth Street Milwaukee. Wisconsin , . - ul- :Y 9 Kc P '1 Ri . . u. , A ..', L .-:Ein fr - .. ,I ,Vp ,? if ,r H fi !1fR'z0'!!. 'l'l1y peace shall be in much patience. - 'Fhonms n K4-mpls. le! 4 Lois Tire Sfzop V. Lois, Prop. Distributor of Quality 'Tires Te-l. 604 - W 497 Chestnnft St. Burlington. Wisconsin if Q cage Prop. Vic Schiair -1670 McDougall Detroit, Michigan The Best of Luck from MR. 8a MRS. W. JURKOWSKI to the Senior Class of 1946 Compliments of Mrs. Weronika iivialinski H. Begeman Credit ffeweler, I nc. Hamilton - Bulova. - Elgin - Gruen NVatol1es - Diamonds - Jewelry ONE YEAR GUARANTEED WATCH REPAIRING 4184 Archer Ave. - 31142 VV. 63rd St. Virginia 1718 Hemlock 1225 Brig!! ton clothed Shop Fine Clothes for Men and Students J. W. Nosarzewski Ph.Virg1inia 1495 42-14--16 Arroher Ave. Chicago, Illinois To insure and safeguard peace, peoples must be bound by moral and juridical ties: huilded on the solid rock of natural law and Divine Revela- . tion. -- Pope Pius XII, Iveapons ot Xvar. C ER gezewski, Q CHEMIS1' - PHARMACIST 3800 E. McNichols Rd-. 10042 Jos Campafu Ave. Detroit, Michigan -G Irene N iezgoda-Casimir Drzewiecki Cad 5' Jrene glower Shop 701 Detroit Ave. Ph. Garfield 8785' Flowers for All Occasions Toledo, Ohio International Dye Works 545 W. Mitchell Ph. Mitchell 1511 Milwaukee, Wisconsin S. Casper Co., Inc. Distributors of : Syracuse True China American Made Specialty Adapted to Institutional Use 845 Plankinton Ave., Milwaukee, Win. I Nirschl Bros. PLASTERERS 8: CONTRACTORS 1306 - MONROE AVE. Milwaukee, Wis. J ,., ! .Zena Bofuauu We know what the terms of a durable peace settlement are ...... You can express them in a single word-'JUS'TICE'. - Rep. Jessie Sumner. Bwylzfon feaners LAMBROS BROS. Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing of Ladies' and Gents' Garments Hat Cleaning - Shoe Repairing All work guaranteed 4228 Archer Ave. Ph. liafayeftte 9494 Chicago, Illinois YA' 5.w-Q-is-55 If through Hammond you shall pass, And you're low on oil or gas, STOP AT Gordy'.s' Es? ?ohnny'5 Service Station . Cor. Hohman 8a Gostlin Wonder Bazaar Religious Articles, Pictures. Greeting Cfamds, Novelties, Etc. 9435 Jos. Fzliiipzliii 'l'Rinity 28563 IIH1llltTElIIlnl'k, Mich. FINE FURNITURE FOR if H E 'EI Eh E sm M ' Stevens Point, Makers of Fine Clothes to Order I VALUE - STYLE - TAILORING Prospect Clothes Men's 8a Young Men's Clothes Wiscon in 5. J. Sternicli PRESCRIPTION-DRUGGIST Corner East 65th and Fleet Ave. Same Location Since 1913 1152 - 54 Milwaukee Ave. HUM 6342 cleveland, ohio Chicago, Illinois . FV' 1 'q'ai'fias'i.'3 'iii -ff' V ffaiiii fii R411-7,..6 d'f.J' r' H' ' U I . 51 Poland has become the test ur a ni - P t' D. NV lf . , ,, . 17, Ol' an ell Flll 8. D Telephone Barclay 7-5369-5370 'ZIEDYNY POLSKI SKLAD ARTYKULOW KOSCIELNYCH NA WSCHODZIE Regulski-Pulaski Inc. POLSKI SKLAD Sprzetow Koscielnych, Przedmiotow Religijnych, Ksiaiek do Naboiefistwa, Artykulow Misyjnych i Wielki 'Wyb6r S W l C C Po Cenach Przystepnych i Zadawalniajacych. POZLACAMV KIELICHI' I NACZYNIA KOSCIELNE 51 BARCLAY STREET. NEW YORK, N. Y. THANKS! THANKS for your patronage. ' THANKS for your understanding under trying conditions. And THANKS for your continued friendship into the days ahead when new furniture can be purchased. POLONIA FURNITURE CORP. Frances' Stanczewski and Sons 337 State Street Perth Amboy, New .Iprgey x.-0 ,r . y :uv Bonuaau As ox tl sea of tfalilee, the Lhllbt is whispering Peace . - Ivhlttler 5 20 EROOFI G 6: IDI G C0. Phone Jackson 3371 507 Park Ave. CM. J. Manganj Racine, Wisconsin OLD RUOFS REPAIRED --- NICXV I-IOUFS Al'1'LIED AN A-1 JOB KT A REMARKABLE LOW COST-ALL WORK GUARANTEED --I' ' - 'er' me ' ' ' - . 4 ' . '- 'fJr My -is - rf.. -' pf I- - ' 3'-1 ' '-'-3 ' lf- P-vt 2 Y .' V, kg -'wg-ff-' '-'Q'-o ' ,n 4 'Ku W K 'F ri 4 'r , .-I - -'- y:-'f-4 .' 'V .'-v . f , 13195-Sl gg. - Blnssel I Ii ,, ,- -- - Congratulartions to Graduates j'0HN F- HERDA Sflw Ijfalme Studio Dealer in Farm Machinery, Supplies , , , , D We specialize In High Grade d H 'l ' . an an wma Photo Oil-Colormg Phone: Hales Corners, 123 Phone - Jackson 477 . M . ' ' . St mms' Wm 1304 VILLA sr. RACINE, WIS. Commercial Refrigeration Compliments of Freezer and Milk Cooler I' , AIR CONDITIONING 1 Sales - Service Kraui' BADGER REFRIGERATION MAINTENANCE 1016 Grove Ave. Raville, Wis. ,K H., 1, .ff I. '.,, f '-- 1:3-gf .I - . . ' 4 m r' ff 1' 4- 44 2 aw P 5oxaau Now and then it is better to close an eye to the cold letter of the lan in order to preserve peace and charity. - Blessed Julian. v: lf ' . Comp lments of Compliments of Bank WfBw'l1'f1gf0f1 6511121 Frizz Glnffrr Gln. Burlington, Wis. Chicago, 111- Mhaco Compliments of Hard Water Soap Flakes 4-U Hand and Household Soap Skippy's Nite Club Stanley J echura - Prop. at your dealer 1610 Nebraska Ave. WINK SOAP CO. ' Racine, Wisconsin Toledo, Ohio . 4- 5. -.3 4' v vf ,Y 5 Y 4' '-gif ., . I , 42, ha -J., ,sg - l .iii ...A A I ,' 4 H . - 1' i 'H 'V 3. IN K ly-Q -' .'i SQ HJ l ff ' ' fliw-s silwi mf -4?-ff V ,, , f. . A ' 1 'lf .e 04-no - - ' l--- 5 Loxe for the God of Peace implies love for the soul of our neighbor. TJ-Q V:-3 ' if - ' l 0 I 'I' ll . '. 'A - f F9'f 'f'3 '3 -' C'011g1'a,tulations to the Semor Class of 1946 Compliments of Enwngf fllgmilg Mr.8zMrs. H. W. Lammers St. Louis, 12110. St. Louis, Mo, Compliments of Compliments of Honeer Cloflling Co. 'green giefdfi mCSf0.11!'GTlf QUALITY MENS STQRE 2951 Woodlvlfd Ave- 318 N. Washington Street Detroit. Mich. Green Bay, A Wis Compliments of Compliments of Sfanghgf-4,5 muqsgqy The Heath Bakery, Inc. Stnrtevant, Wis. C- E- Wemig fail fnufim 'I-S 379 Gill For n. humanity emancipated from God, force can be the only hope of peace. Qioseph Huunln-In, S. J. . Compliments of Mr.'8z Mrs. John Gacek Chicago, Ill. Compliments of Eugenia ff. Scotgy Compliments of Mr. E9 Mrs. Dybofzvskz' Chicago, Illinois Compliments of Jllr. 81 Mrs C. Czekaj 59 Daughter gnmlfio Qaeda Trousseau Linens - Pillow Cases Doilies - Towels - Pot Holders Crochet Thread - Silk Brunswick 8647 John Doleicien Co. MANUFACTURERS R, IMPORTERS ECCLESIASTICAL YVARES 1530- 32 Svflgwick St.. Mohawk 4400 2137 W. Chicago Ave. Chicago, Ill. Chicago, i Ill. -we '.w-L32 . ew?-av!!-'-L. '.'zk-1'-A ' - ' 1.. .T 3 -E 'T - 'F 4ff ..R'fi' i ' W Quay - We won the war, and lost the peace. - Kvm-ld XVnr I. lr- A -- BEST WISHES AND GREETINGS FROM Commz3'.rarz'at of The Mos! H061 Saviour Slovak Franciscan Fatfzers 232 South Home Avenue Pittsburgh, J cdhn J. Rozum John T. Hoza Leonard J. Chonta Edward J. Kaxmenar Gabriel V. Jacobs Stephen D. Hudock John L. Ryba. Francis J. Maslo Robert M. Brozovic Andrew G. Jakub John W. Kopcie Francis J. Simal George J. Patvlak Raymond R. Mikluscak Joseph A. Durnik Anthony J. Skwarek Thomas P. Wiess Norman M. Puuskar Anthony A. Gonchar Pa Pittsburgh, Pa Youn gstown, Ohio Loydell, Pa Pittsburgh, Pa. Pittsburgh, Pa. Hazelton, Pa. Hazelton, Pa. Johnstown, Pa.. Rices Landing, Pa. Pittsburgh, nPa Pittsburgh, TPa Chicago, 1111. Chicago, Ill. Pittsburgh, Pa. Chicago, I11. Chicago, Ill. Charleroi, Pa. Pittsburgh, Pa. Pittsburgh, Pa. fa' 'E' . .J The Catholic Church is everywhere a mighty element of peace, secur ity and stability to the nations and their rulers. - Leo XIII 153'-T ' A if r-,.. kg-Q Z ff-an zatllkc i. L5 s R' I O North -Western Packing Company lndorsed Meal: Products 'U Manufacturers of Polish Style Hams - Indorsed Sausage and Meat Specialties , Manufacturers of Indorsed Can Luncheon Meats All Phones - Brunswick 6525 Chicago, Illinois O -f -. 1 '-'V . I- , r A Y . ,Nav A . 11. . l 4 I , bid the rage and tumult cease. - Leo XIII. Sow Thou the seeds of happy peace, all evil drive from us afar. anl - 7' ' - I x' .. 3 x, . 'L -cnt, ,3w'u '1 S1 +331-1' '-cv Home Made Dill Pickles Our Specialty Pikle - Rlie Co. Est. 1934 f an Hmm G ro w e r s, S alt e r s, Manufacturers 81 Distributors of Pickles, Sauer Kraut, Beets, 8z Cauliflower C' KOWS mir- .1 s mms VOUR WE . RIGHT PIKLI-Kill COMPANY Puusn ms cmutc ni I Factory Office Ph. lll, Pulaski, Wis. THE LARGEST POLISH PICKLE FACTORY in U.S. Main Office, BELmont 8300 3308 W. Armi- tage Ave. Chicago, Illinois A... I Frank I. Slepicko Representative F MIDLAND LABORATORIEI Dubuque, Iowa Manufacturers of Hand and Scrub Soaps, Floor Seals and ' 'Ei' Finishes. Floor YVax, Insecticides, Dis- infectunts, and a complete line of Main- tenance and Sanitation Products A. S. WEGRZYN 1134 Milwaukee Ave. Cliiczigo, Ill. Ilnporters of Religious Articles l'l'ilj'l'l' l-looks, Rosziries. Medals. etc. Missions Supplied 'llQ'lPIJll0ll0I ARM. l-llli - EST. 1911 wg-nuff'-5 M Zara: Banana Above all things St. Francis wished Tertiaries to be distinguished. by H Special badge, by brotherly love. such as is keenly solicitous of peace and hzu'mony. - Benedict XV. S. S. Pezanowslz' Insurarice - Notary Public h Prospect 2070 x 1012 Grand Ave. Racine, Wis. -fb .. 9 12' W 53.9 Compliments of A Friend Best Wishes to the GRADUATES 5. Juiuer, Compliments of A. Mz'chal0ws,5z' 8359 Saginaw Ave. Chicago, Stevens Point, Wis. Ill. Good Luck plus our Best Wishes to the Compliments of F riena' Graduates The Student Body Q Freshmen , 0 Sophomores O Juniors ,.,, . ,,1'-qs fy- YI., ' A iw? 'Q rl 'Q'-r:,, ' ,:.,'f:..Eg:l- la, , 4 sv! St. Francis employed the reformation of individuals as a means to a- 'hgyzq b rouse in the hearts of people a love of Ch1'istia.n wisdom and to win al! I rg .:2l.', ' -,'v A unto Jesus Christ. - Benn-dict XY. ' V-' Y. ff J' iff. 'fflhz' lilxcknsls- ,IJ .- LATNE I71du.S!7'fd1E186i7 iC WELLS AND PUMPS Construction Co. 4 Engineered, Installed and Serviced by Specialists Wiring for Light and Power Repairs on All Electric Equipment Let us solve your Water Problems 21' - 219 s- 1 ti st. n ' even 1 LAYNE-Non-rnwnstr commnw Phone Jaokson 1422 Racine, Wig, 709 N. 111111 Street Milwaukee, Wis- Compliments of - - I Pulasiz' Sim Bm 4 Pulaski, Wig. P u L A s K I. w I sb. Congfatlllaftions to Peplinsfz' Hardware Co. Senior Class of 1946 Good Hardware at Right Prices Alf. Es' Mrs. Frank Balabuclz I Pulaski, Wis. .'. 4,',' '54 . '. Q, '. . AV 'rf' vrvlalv . KAY . nh., Y -, 'Q . vm w'1 - 45- i u.+- LE1a1f'1:' V' fgie- f.. -114 55 :J . ' dau 5 Macau 'WVQ shall have peace on earth as individuals and as nations if we have good will to our fellow men and to God. - Fr. Ralph Gorman. C. P. .1-rel 1 I . l- , 9, 19X ll if ' f 1523 -Q '. -,.,--4--, TLI 8: CU. AMERICAN FLYER TRAINS ' C. Hatz T. Linder 2215 S. Halsted Street Tel. Canal 1180 Chicago, Illinois Compliments of 3 SAW AND -'rooii SERVAICH AND SUPPLY COMPANY P 5 1053 - 55 North VVestern Ave. All Phones Humboldt 6246 if mP'.hi4-Ago, Illnois 1, n M, A A , ,, , .5 9' '5: P -li,-gl., 3:4 , V., , , Wada 7 05-ro - ' ' , liziunt us to the ond o ime we c im ear: an: prac e lil sm su lvut all-imlvorlaint lvsson of l'h1'is1mas. - Fr. Ralph Gnrmzln. l'.l'. A 'urring' Spf-ctw' of XVIII' and its c-onswgiienl mise-ries will Q55 ft' if lo nl 1 l tic tl t 'ul ' MASTER ENGRAVERS. TO AMERICIUS SCHOOLS 0 Quality, lntegrity and Dependability have established themselves as a delinite tradition ' with Pontiac. We have been constantly on the alert for new and improved procedures in Y yearbook designing and service. Our modern precision equipment is concrete evidence of adherence to this policy. Our experienced craftsmen and servicemen are carefully super- 'V f vised by experts in the field ol distinctive N school publications. We are proud to have J played a part in the publishing ol this book in the capacity of ollicial photo engravers. f Our entire personnel congratulate the stall' hi lor their splendid work and cooperation. iii g , cj ' 4 5 5VlNG 0 , GB V . A h 4 dr, ,,,., ' i OIL VAINIINK. tu :vnu -.v-uvum, Q X, i SCHOOL PUBLICATION DIVISION li!-Ill WEST VAN BUREN STREET, CHICAGO 1, ILLINOIS, Wiesigcznik F ranciszkanski PISEMKO KATOLICKIE DLA LUDU POLSKIEGO Since 1907 the Franciscans of the Assumption Province in America have been pub'ishing a popular monthly magazine for Polish readers. This Miesigcznik Fra11ciszkanski fThe Franciscan Monthlyj has endeavored to assist its readers to a true love of God and Country. i',i M 52 li 2 i ii A 55- - , . W W Ai U ,A vq. 9 L. iw . ' Wa. . l rl P Q I 3',,,7,j.l' EE N Q K 1 ,a ..... ',z..as.,c.-...,... ,.1.j.,5,i: F: L -I , - W I f V!-Hy, 4 'Nfl . f, - :i7ii if i, l ' wfsfsga i7p, 'g3'1'7 iT 3 ' PSC- . - Q, E' ' Mar' n . 1. 1 . 'E 1- 1 i as .. 1 1 ' l . 1 1- .' fg f'-' - Z PYP? -,.r - LF-U15 x fi ' f f 65924 '19 if 5 if 6 Rf Xi: .K - Sv? . 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I . fC.,,,,, N ,, L 6 X 9 From the Children's Corner to the Editorial Notes, from the Question Box to the News Flashes, from spiritual topics to events of the day the readers of the Miesigcznik Franciszkanski gain wholesome Catholic reading matter each month. This 64-page magazine likewise includes a 12-page English supplement with departments of interest to younger or English speaking readers. QSubscrip- tion: SL00 the year.J As we wish the Graduates of St. Bonaventure High School God speed! and God's best alwaysll' we invite the casual reader of this yearbook to visit our establishment near the motherhouse of the Assumption Province. You will receive a hearty Franciscan Welcome. The Franciscan Printery Pulaski, Wis. s 4 te. - JA -' A K - . 1.-.fri mg' ,- I-H . 'J- i s. ': .' '? 55 3 ...T .353-. .-pgs' L. mE.1s11E!'r.,e:d1 --no 2 -'lcv'-,r?g,.'1., '-,P ff c. Z' 'Zi-za,- 7 'ba'-11: - l,ihei'tV is the one thinpg you can't have unless you give it to othersf I - XV. Allen KVllitv. 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