St John Kanty Preparatory School - Kantian Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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Administration - 11-13 ' Faculty ' Mission Band ' Brothers ' Sisters Students - 19-52 ' Seniors ' Juniors ' Sophomores ' Freshmen ' Candids Sports - 53-64 ' Senior Lettermen ' Athletics ' Cheerleaders ' K. A. A. Officials Activities - 65-73 ' Band ' Orchestra ' Choir ' Publications ' Dramatics Q Kantyne and Library ' Hobby Lobby ' Sodality K sf' if -I 1-5, -Q 9 -n Q L . . ,z . 9, ' - X X? gm - - ' V, , .-.JW ,, M, , ,w,.,' ' ., 1f'l.fJy Q' 4 WK' 'Q J, If 1:-B I ' ' M, J' qw! ,X 1 A .Q Vg. . . gi. tp . ' -A , 2' iw ' ui QM M154 'V'- ui 3-' . ,V 1 V , ' .ff ,-.',' --X-.5 Q ln .gh -ge af ' fi V A X , X 2. 4, . ' v -f, ' , L :y4l+ +1fv 1.5 gil 'A ,V , uf , ,',, 4 41 w ,,. .g:..:,,1f, ,-- - - Wy ' in MLWW J ' :ie . my V W ' 1 gf'-1 4 I -, ' . -af.: ' -,eh 5 13 . --- gigs? 1 I in 'ms' ' W - A 2334? ws . - -, H., VL xy, ,QQQSQQ MY Xf 1 ,, rw. wg x 1Wl11'i1 V I W , X qx,-3.13 A: Nj 1 ., . . li? H ' Lg Z7 -3? ' ' ' 'U Q' -ll ' P R w, A Li ' . 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ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL AND DIRECTOR REV. MICHAEL J. SADOWSKI. C. M LATIN. GERMAN. POLISH REV. FRANCIS X. HLADKI. C. M. LATIN. POLISH. GERMAN REV. JOSEPH F. LUKASZCZYK. C. M. LATIN. POLISH. MUSIC 1. , l 1' Y fg 1 REVEREND CASIMIR J. SZYMANSKI. C. M. REV. JAMES E. MIELECHOWSKI. C. M MATHEMATICS MATHEMATICS I ' 1 5 , ..l, REVEREND JOHN J, STARZEC. C. M. REVEREND SIGISMUND J. GOSK. C. M, BIOLOGY. GLNERAL SCIFNCE SCIENCE. LATXN REVEREND JOHN J. KUCZYNSKI. C. M. RELIGION. POLISH I REVEREND ADAM F. MINKIEL. C. M. ENGLISH PROFESSOR FLORIAN A. YEZERSKI SOCIAL SCIENCES. SPORTS PROFESSOR IGNATIUS A. CHOJNACKI MUSIC Juiaaion REVEREND PAUL KURTYKA. C, M. REVEREND JOHN JANKOWSKI. C. M. f , ggi: U1 7 3. 1 id I 'Q . ..- REVEREND FRANCIS HAMERSKI. C. M. REVEREND FRANCIS BROZEK. C. M. REVEREND BLAIR BIELSKI, C, M DIRECTOR 5 x 1 Q A 1 Rf' . 2 . cn Q Emu A W- ' rl fe ,,.. f' f ,, . gs.?V' ffl- ! A- 2 vu .nv REVEREND JOSEPH PACIOREK. C. M. REVEREND EDWARD GICEWICZ. C. M BROTHER RICHARD BROTHER FRANCIS LINOTYPIST BROTHER AURELIUS ANIMAL. HLJSEANDRY rv 'A fx K ,QTY -..Q.,....,.-, 5? PRINTER. ORGANIST flame' igrwilziers jifliffzii BROTHER PETER PRINTER 6 SU tem Sister M. Aquilim- Sister Nl. BUllilgI'llL'K'. Sister NI. Nicoclvnm, Nlrs. C. Zivlinskal. Sister Xl. Ill-npuldilm. Kanty has been host to the Felician nuns since 1950, the present graduating class Freshman year. In the course of that time the Felician nuns have displayed many laudable traits: kindness, understanding and above all-self-sacrifice. These charateristics were especially shown in the printing shop, the refectory and chapel. We, the class of '54, wish to express our heart- felt gratitude due to Sister M. Nicodema, Superior, Sis- ter M. Aquiline, Sister M. Leopoldina and Sister M. Bo- nagrace for all they have so assiduously performed. May God bless them! 3365 Q ' f.V , -V ' K, . V. Z., Y V7, .1 , .. ' - 1-' f ' '.'i- - fg:K5Nli1Cl-'I 'V ' .'f'n - J' ' 'Af-'-1wvV . 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As to his future, Kosk , as we know him, has decided to enter the field of Industrial Chemistry, and because of his resoluteness we feel certain he shall succeed. Class president 4g Vice-president 35 Varsity: Football 22, 35 Basketball 3, 44 Tennis 2, 3, 4g I. V. Basketball 1, 2: Intra-murals: Softball 1, 2, 4g Football 1, 4g Vollcv- ball 3, 4g Dramatics 22, 3, 4g Chess club 3g Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Choir l, 2, S, 41 Ilobby Lobby 1, 2g Soclality 1, 2. 3, 4g Orclicstra 3. 4. PAUL K. KOWALKOWSKI Buffalo, New York Class Motto Tu Ne Cede Malls EDMUND WERWINSKI VICE-PRESIDENT '-Wolf'- Philadelphia, Pennsylvania l Eg 3? dSS ,O Orb Blue and Sllver 1'- Wolf , because he was wise and inspiring as a leader, gay and popular as a student was elected vice- president of the senior class. Whenever an anecdote was needed to enliven an afternoon, Wolf would always oblige. Since Wolf was restless when doing nothing, he often was found working on the farm or participat- ing in many athletic activities at which he proved to be adept. As a student he excelled in mathematics and he, therefore, has chosen Civil Engineering as a career. Class Vicv-president 4g Varsity: lfootlmll 1, 2, 3, Intra- murals: Buslcvtlmll l, 2, 3, 4g Softball 1, 2, 3g Footlmll 4. Vollcy-lmll -lg llolilmy Lobby l, 2, Drumutics 3. if A-fssfzf-. , l l SECRETARY Chris Pink Rose Chris, because of his eager and constant willingness to aid his classmates, has endeared himself to us beyond expression. Zealous and conscientious, he Worked and played with his whole heart. This yearbook was made possible largely through Chris's effort as Co-Business Manager. Because history and government study was always intrigued him, Chris has decided that his life's calling lies in the foreign service. Class sccrctary 2, 3, 4g Varsity Football 34 Intraamu-als: Football 1, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 4g Softball 1, 2, 4g Base- ball 34 Librarian 1, 2, 3, 4g Band lg Chess club 3g Hobby Lobby lg Dramatic-s 2, 45 Kantian Business Managc-r. CHRISTOPHER KULPINSKI Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Class Flower CHESTER ANTCZAK Bayonne, New Jersey -'Tzev' Tzet was, is, and Tzet always will be a Johnny- on-the-spot. He was always ready to lend a helping hand. Ambitious and efficient, he displayed his rare talents as editor of the Kantianus and business-mana- ger of the Kantian. His gifts did not end there. He played in both, the band and the orchestra. He did janitorial work about the school. He also starred in varsity basketball. Quick to grasp and understand, class-work always seemed easy to him-and that is why he intends to enter the Electrical Engineering as his 1ife's work. Varsity: Basketball 3, 4g Baseball 1: j. V. Basketball l, 24 Intra-murals: Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Softball 25 Baseball 3g Vollcy-ball 3, 4, Hobby Lobby l, 2. 3, Choir l, 2, 3, 43 Dramatic-s 2, 3, 4g Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Projectionistg Kan- tianus 1, 2, 3, 45 Orclwstra 3, 4, Kantianus Editor 4, Kan- tiau Busim-ss Manager. ,,.,, I l f. RICHARD BIELAWSKI Biel Bayside, L. I., New York Bie1 was rejoicing or sympathizing, as the oc- casion demanded with the joys and sorrows of others. He was an efficient worker and used his talents in art whenever called to do so. He applied himself with equal vigor to music and other intra-mural activities. Because of his natural skill in drawing and sketching, as is evident in this book and our other school publication, he has decided upon commercial art as his future pro- fession. l Intra-murals: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Volley-ball 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Kan- tian, Kantianus Artist 3, 45 Dramatics 4. STANLEY BIELEN Schmucky Maspeth, L. I., New York Schmucky is know chiefly for his personality and sociability. This fact was proven by his appoint- ment to the Kantyne as Manager, where he has shown great versalitity. He was a participant in all intra-mural sports and many extra-curricular activities, such as typist for this yearbook. However, these activi- ties did not lessen his ardour in his pursuit of know- ledge. Because of his understanding of people, he has chosen the field of psychology for his life's profession. Intra-murals: Football 2, 3, 45 Baseball 3, 45 Softball 1, 25 Volley-ball 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 25 Drama- tics 25 Kantianus 45 Kantian Typist. ' HILARY BRUDNICKI Hill Maspeth, L. I., New York Q-tQ-Q- Hill is a charming individual, and because of his pose commanded the respect of us all, He loved sports and has been named the Most Valuable Player of the 1953-1954 basketball campaign. As a student, he was better-than-average. After considerable contemplation, since he has never acted impulsively, Hill proposes to study Pharmacy in college and in this field he will cer- tainly succeed. Varsity: Basketball 3, 4g I. V. Basketball 2, Intra-murals: Football 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, 3, 4g Volley-ball 2, 3, 4g Chess club 3, 45 Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Hobby Lobby l, 2, 3, 4, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 Dramatics 2. CASIMIR CZARNECKI Chado Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Chado was best known for his rare intelligence and Wide understanding. His favorite hobby was photo- graphy. During his four years at Kanty, he has amas- sed a splendid collection of still, action and stereo pic- tures of which any photographer, amateur or profes- sional, might Well be proud. Nevertheless, in spite of his success with pictures, he has decided to enter medicine as his chosen field of work. Intra-murals: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 49 Softball 1, 25 Baseball 3, 4, Volley-ball 3, 43 Hobby Lob- by 1, 2, 3, 43 Forensic club 3, Librarian 1, 2, 3, Sodali- ty 1, 2, 3, 43 Kantianus 3, 4, Kantian Photographer, Secretary K. A. A., Prep Hall Monitor. ,,-,, 'x x l CASIMIR DOMURAT Cicaseyn Maspeth, L. I., New York Casey , because of his age, keen judgement and sympathetic understanding, naturally commanded re- spect. His ambition to succeed led him to devote more than the average amount of time for his school work. This burning desire for knowledge was offset by his deep interest in music, To this end, he played in the band and orchestra, and sang as a bass in the glee club. He intends to become an engineer. Class President 3, Intru-murals: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Soft- hall 2, 3, Volley-ball 3, 4, Band 2, 3, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Forensic club 3, Prep Hull Monitor, Dramutics 2, 3. 4, Chess club 2, 3, Kzintianus 3, 4, Kuntian Assistant Pho- tographer, Orchestra 2, 3, 4. I THOMAS EDER Maspeth, L. I., New York Because he had an optimistic outlook on life, T. J was always full of fun. He was known as a proficient writer and served as sports editor for the Kantianus as well as secretary for the Athletic Association. Intra- mural activities interested him to a very high degree. His most compelling desire, to know and understand history-leads him to choose the teaching of History as his profession. llitral-lnuruls: Football 1, 2, 3, 44 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Softball 1, 2, 4, Busclmll 3, Vollcy-lmll 2, 3, 45 Choir 4. Chr-ss club 3g Iloliliy Lobby 1, 2, 3, Sodulity I, 2, 3, 4: Drunmtics 2, Projcctionistg Sports Room hlglzlalgxvr 2g K. A. A. Sm-rvtury 4. 30 X 31 LEONARD FIGAS HFigS!7 Uniontown, Pennsylvania Y! Figs was not known as one given to inane opinions but rather, because of his serious and studious bent, as one of well-reasoned convictions. As a class- mate, we found him to be amiable, self-sacrificing and a tireless worker. These qualities were exploited to the utmost when he was elected editor of this book. Con- vinced of a call to priesthood-his devotion to duty will certainly aid him in his labour for God and fellow man. Illtfil-llllll'2llSZ Footlmll 1. 2, 3, 4, Busketlmll 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 25 Busc-bull 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 53, -lg Chess club 3, Sodnlity 1, 2, 3, 41 Knntiunus 1. 2. S, 11, Drzunutics 1, 2, 3, 44 Orclivstm 4, Knntiun Editor. EDWARD GAWEL Buffalo, New York IlGabbyH Gabby has been a constant source of entertain- ment to our class with his contortions and harmless practical jokes. Being quick of limb, he proved very adept in the intramural athletic program in which he participated. His skill, however, lies chiefly in art, which he constantly employed in developing some of his droodles qprofound cartoonsj. He has decided to combine his artistic and comic talents in pursuing a career in cartoon illustrating. Intra-murals: Football 2, 8, 45 Softball 1, 2, 45 Baseball 35 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Volley-ball 3, 45 Hobby Lobby 1, 25 Chess club 35 Dramatics 45 Kuntian Artist. QQ Schwartz Schwartz is another one of the class comics who is constantly keeping us smiling. Many of his works of art will remain in our memories for a long time to come, always drawing a smile to our lips as we think of them. He has his serious side though, and has, at all times, diligently applied himself to his studies. After graduation Schwartz plans on pharmacy as a career. We are certain that with his winning ways he will draw many friends to himself as he goes through life. lntru-murals: Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Softball 1, 2, 4, Baseball 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 49 Volley-ball 4, Chess club 3, Hob- by Lobby 1, 25 Band 1, Drmmitics 2, 3, 4, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Kuntianus 4. RICHARD JANIS Maspeth, L. I., New York RALPH KAWALEROWSKI KlRalph!7 Buffalo, N. Y. Ralph because of his willingness and generosity to give aid will be remembered by all of us as a person who could be depended upon whenever needed. Because he was approachable, many came seeking his advice and help in all matters, be they studies, sports, or any other extra-curricular activities in which he took active part. His abilities as a typist were constantly in demand in producing this book. Ralph tells us that he intends to make accounting his life's work. Good luck! Intru-murals: Football 2, 3, 45 Softball 2, 3, 4g Bzmskct- ball 1, 2, 3, 4g Vollcy-bull 3, 44 Hobby Lobby 1, 2, 34 Dmmatics 3. NoRBER'r KUCINSKI -'Kucr' Buffalo, New York His loud, mirth-provoking laugh and his ready wit have endeared Norb to us through the years. Kuci , as we know him, will always be remembered as a walking phonograph-record filing system. It seemed as if he had all the popular tunes, bands and vocalists of the past five years on his finger-tips. Kuci intends to become a certified public ac- countant. Because of his winning smile, we feel sure that he will be a resounding success. Intra-murals: Basketball 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Base- ball 35 Softball 1, 2, 45 Volley-ball 3, 45 Chess club 3, Hobby Lobby 1, 2g Dramatics 2, 4. THOMAS KWIATKOWSKI Brooklyn, New York Kwiat Kwiat will always be remembered by us an angler or schemer. He would spend as much time as possible in order to develop methods, theoretical or practical, which would increase efficiency and facility in ordinary affairs. Highly intellectual, he employed his mathemati- cal genius in the development of these ideas and en- joyed some success with them. Though he took active part in many activities about the school, his love of designing always commanded his closest attention. Be- cause of this, Kwiat seems destined to become success- ful as an engineer. llllfll-llllll'illSZ Buslwtlmll 2, 3, 4g Footlmll 2, 3, 4g Soft- lmll 2, 3, 4g Vollvy-ball 3, 4g Clu-ss club 34 Dramutics 3, -lg lloliliy Lobby l, 2,5 Kaintian Assistant Blisim'ss-Ma1nzi- gcr. i lil ALEXANDER MALCZON HAP? Philadelphia, Penna. This kind and serious-minded gentleman intends to enter the medical profession. Appointed school infir- marian even in his junior year, he tenderly ministered to our many wants and little ills. A1 loves sports. He captained the basketball varsity and was selected the Most Valuable Player during the past year. His ready humor and his kind heart will help him immensely as the pediatrician he intends to be. Varsity: Basketball 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3, J. V. Basketball 1, 25 Intra-murals: Baseball 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Softball 1, 2, Volley-ball 3, 4, Band 15 Choir 1, 2, 3, Dramatics 3, 45 Hobby Lobby 1, 25 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Infirmarizm, Kzmtian Secretary. RONALD NOWAK Buffalo, New York Walsh Versatile and scholarly Walsh always seemed to have joy in his heart and a smile on his face, He played the organ during services in our chapel and sang second tenor in the school glee club. Anxious to afford opportu- nities for all to display their athletic talents and skills, he, as president of the K. A. A., was most zealous in fostering a full-scale program of intra-mural activities. He was proficient in English, as witness his work in the Kantian and Kantianus, and so is seriously considering a professorship in English. Varsity Footlmll 3g lntrzx-murals: Bust-bull 3, 4g Barska-if lmll 1, 2, 3, 4g Football 1, 49 Softball lg Vollvy-bull 3, 43 Band lg Cllr-ss club 3g Choir 2, 3, 4: Forensic club fig Hobby Lobby 1, Qg Sodulity 1, 2, 3, 41 lJl'lllllllflL'S l, 2, 3, 45 KLIIIURIIIIIS 1, 2, 3, 4g Prvsidm-lit K. A. A.g Killltiilll As- sistant Editor. jess X l :gif ii. f- Oscar Oscar,' will always be remembered as the one who kept up our spirits with his constant jests. As an athlete he was very dependable in the clutch, specializing in baseball and football. But his most-promising talent lay particularly in music. It has been a long time since such a promising trumpeter had been developed at Kan- ty. Not intending to hide this talent under a bushel, Oscar, the student band-director, plans to seek fame and a career for himself in the music world. Vale! Varsity: Football 2, 3g Baseball lg J. V. Basketball 2: lntra-murals: Football 1, 4g Softball 1, 2, 3, 4g Basket- ball 1, 3, 4, Volley-ball 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Choir 1, 2, 3, 4g Dramatics 2, 3, Chess club 3, Orchestra 2, 3, 4. HENRY OSKIERKO Maspeth, L. I., New York JOHN PILARZ C 6 U Philadelphia, Pa. Cap's welcoming smile and corny jokes brought many laughs to all of us, but he also has his serious side. His constant use of the vocal chords led him to join the choir as a tenor. His active participation in extra-cur- ricular activities brought out his other abilities as a fine sportsman. As to his future, Cap has decided to be- come an accountant, a field he is sure to succeed in. Intra-murals: Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Softball 1, 2, 3, 4g Chess club 35 Choir 4. 41 RONALD A. RECKO Reck Columbus, Georgia Reck , the youngest member of our class, never- theless displayed maturity in thought and action which, combined with a keen sense of humor and an intelligent mind, helped him to complete his four years quite satis- factorily. Very versatile in extra-curricular activities, he excelled on the piano, hoping, at one time, to make a career of it. His zeal to help others, and a love of the healing arts, however, have inclined him to choose me- dicine as his profession. Varsity Basketball 4, Intru-murals: Football 2, 3, 45 Soft- ball 1, 2, 45 Baseball 3g Volley-ball 3, 4g Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 45 Hobby Lobby 1, 2, Sodality 4. RAYMOND SKUDLAREK tLSkudy7Y Maspeth, L. I., New York Skudy'l, an avid sportsman, was one of our year- round intra-mural enthusiasts. In whatever position, in whatever sport, he was always giving out with his best. We shall always remember him for his kind and heart- warming disposition, which we all have felt at one time or another during his stay with us. His sharp sense of humor, his pleasing disposition will stand him in good stead as the pharmacist he plans to become. lntrzl-murals: lfmrtlmll 1, 2, 3, 43 Buskvtlmll 1, 2, 3, -1. Suftlmil 1, 2, 3, 41 Vollcy-lmll 3, 44 llolwlxy Lobby l, 2, Sodulity l. 2, 53, 41 IDI'lllll1lflL'S 3. 4tv4'x,, v -1 6KIka!7 Ika was and always will be tops on our list be- cause of his understanding. He was one who could be relied upon with a responsibility and because of this he was given charge of our shower room. His abilities as an athlete were proven on gridiron, court, and diamond. It was always Ika who brought back those memories of home and for this we shall remember him. Ika believes that the field best suited for him would be in accounting and therefore he will make it his life's work. lntra-murals: Football 2, 3, 4g Basketball 1, 3, 4g Softball 2, 3, 4g Chess club 3g Hobby Lobby 1, 2. RONALD SZUMINSKI Buffalo, New York JOHN S. WITKOWSKI Niagara Falls, New York Witek Witek has proved to be a very conscientious and ambitious individual, gravely considering everything which confronted him. In sports, he retained this driving perseverance and, because of this, emerged as one of the most competitive athletes in the school. As a student, the same spark drove him to consistent place- ment on the honor roll, Following his father's footsteps, Witek plans to pursue medical studies in preparation for his life-long ambition. Class Vice-president 1, 2, Varsity: Football 34 Basketball 3, 4g I. V. Basketball 1, 2g Baseball lg Intra-murals: Foot- ball 1, 2, 4, Softball 2, 3, 4, Volley-ball 3, 4, Chess club 3g Hobby Lobby 1, 2. I ni Clan Class Officers, left to right: Stanley Modzclewski, Prcsidcntg Richard Cywinski. Sccrctaryg Richard Klimaszcwski, Vicc-Prc- sid 1'11 t. un iam I V it aww. W 1 l Q if I f I First row, left to right: Leon Alechny, John Brodzinski, Nicholas Clcmcntc. Second row, left to right: Richard Cywinski, Frank Dzielski, WVz1ltcr Gicrlu- sinski, Edward Hermanowski. Third row, left to right: Joseph Kleczynski, Richard Klimaszcwski, Ludisluus Kolcj, Kenneth Kubicki. . Fourth row, left to right: Zbigniew Kulpinski, Norbert Lcsniak, Leonard Lynch, Ronald Mack. '55 Fifth row left to right: Stanley Modzclcwski, john Mokrzycki, Stanley Olszvwski, james Palryz. Sixth row left to right: just-ph l'at4-rck, Leonard Skingcr. just-ph Pinto, Stanley Potnrnlski, Frank Suntoru. Seventh row left to right: john Sir-xninski, Ricliurd Str-c. lliclmrcl 'Wm-za, Rohm-rt Tyhnrski, Ronald XVim-rszcwski. an Zo Olle union! In a matter of a few weeks, the perplexing responsibilities along with the title of Seniors will be yours. You are now entering a more serious period of your life while your years of pranks and jokes will have The duties which will face you in your Senior year will prepare you for your future life. Although graduation will seem to be the peak of your endeavors your greatest accomplishment should be that of setting the proper example to the three lower classes. It will be your moral obli- gation to mold the lower classmen to become leaders-men upon whom We the Senior class of 1954, hope that you will meet these respon- sibilities successfully. The Class of '54 Clan '56 First row, left to right: Ronald Adamski, john Banas, Lawrcncc Barhcr, Leonard Bobinski. Second row, left to right: Richard Boncuk, Kenneth Borysiak, Edwin Boicwicz, Francis Bro- dzinski, john Buchnowski. Third row, left to right: Richard Chlehowski, Donald Dcmczyk, Lcon Dziurzynski, Anthony Frydrych, Thomas Contarek. Fourth row, left to right: Francis Kilian, Norbert Klaczyk, john Kmicinski, Bcrnard Kolasa, Robcrt Kujawa. I op omorea fn-n,. fem I 1 Class Officers, left to right: Edwin Boiewicz, Presidentg Ri J chard Yenkala. Sccrctaryg john Sokol, Vcc-President. L Fifth row, left to right: Frederick Laskowski, Edward Malinowski, NValter Markowski, Julian Nadolny, john Niechniedowicz. Sixth row, left to right: Thomas Nowicki, Jerome Okrzynski, Ronald Perry, joseph Rychlec, Terrance Sarama. Zo Zlze i SPA-Oln-Ofef As Sophomores and the graduauting class of '56, you will soon be in the middle of your high school careers. As your studies are only half done, so are your jobs, for now you are entering the threshold of manhood. A new era will open before you, you will experience new ideas and ambitions, you will strive to get ahead. When you entered this school as disorderly Frosh, you were timid and afraid, but now you seem more self-reliant, assured and more con- fident of the future. We, the Seniors of 1954, hope you will always keep your ambitions before you and that your work will be crowned with glory. May God bless you and keep you! vi N The Class of '54 Seventh row left to right: john Sokol, Edward Szynkowski joseph Swiderski, joseph Tencza Leonard Wierzbicki Eighth row, left to right: Norman Wiktor, Richard Yenkala, Jan Zima, Daniel Zmijewski, .-, . joseph Zurowski. V Cfau of '5 'lost-ph Biviaiwski Andrew Brzozkicvvicz Class Officers: Frederick Fc-civic, l'1'c-siciclitg Stanislaus Kurpinski, SCCI'Ctlll'yQ Dmmid XVQ-iku, Vicc-President. Roiwrt Bur-iinowski john Bm-zuk . Zo glue gredfzmen You, Freshmen, are no longer the home- sick, unfamiliar, hesitant and disorganized group of boys that entered the portals of this school on that fearful day last Septem- ber. You were suddenly snatched from the hands of your understanding parents and immediately enjoined to perform various chores which you fulfilled to the best of your ability, even if they seemed unjust. At times, you were extremely afraid and homesick because it was really the first time where you have been away from home -for so long, and under such circum- jose-pii Burkzicki All-xzlncicr Cimuciiowski joseph Czuruecki Pillli Droiiinski Stzmicy Dziuiul Frederick Fcdn-ic stances. But now, these things have changed and you look upon them as Robert Frainiaik 4 Hcnrv Groski Sigmund Cucia Frank Kulistu Casimir Kiczck Eugene Komasura Francis Ciowacz Francis Cosciminski Casimir Kuiinowski Stanley Kurpinski Paul Kiimaszcwski joseph Le-pkowski Ronald Nlulauimvski Raymond Nivsciur liugvm- Pc-rkowski C1-rnld I,l'ZyXNill'il Brian Shaw Philip Splvtzvr . Niultcr Nliwlilllkil .Iaum-s Olirvnski Holm-rl Pilituxx In Robe-rt Svrufiu joseph Slivinski Nlin-Inu-I Sll'0lI1UNWNlxl pleasant memories-things of the past. Next year, you will return as Sophomores when things will be much easier. The days will melt into weeks and they in turn will siipihto months as they did this year. As Sophomores, you will benefit by your mistakes and improve your faults. In your next three years you should learn to respect Kanty. Learn to be true sportsmen, good students, and pious Catholics. Don't forget Kanty for she is now your mother and fa- ther, and just as your parents, she will not let you go astray. We, the seniors, wish to extend to you the best of luck in your remaining stay at Kanty. The Class of '54 v--.--- -,-- -- - f---- ------Y -lolm Swosxowski ,lolm 'I'yh11rski Carl Urliaui Ronald XVill'llSZl'XN'Skl Donald XV1-lku Thomas NViktor l.c'on:11'd Ntixiiic-wski, Hilyllllilld NVisnir-wski Henry NWodzl1'ski Nlil'lIill'l Zimmer r , 4x ,gs gk- . anly Seniors enjoying an afternoon at the creek. Faculty and students watching the Kanty Varsity basketball team in action. Students working hard to keep the campus spic and span. Whiling away a Sunday morning in the Recreation Hall. Portable radios supply many pleasant moments to everyone. The camera catches Freshies in the act of a roaring pillow fight. Trick photography? No, it's students forming a human totem pole from the bridge. This is a strange sight! Sophomores shining shoes in the locker room. Boys in the room section waiting for something exciting to happen. ,Candida Fun on the pond playing crack-the-whip, but somebody isn't so happy- A helpful senior showing a freshie how to do his homework in the Prep Hall. Freshies enjoying initiations. Seems like the Juniors are enjoying it more. Freshies taking time out from their work in a senior's room. A spill at the bottom of the toboggan slide, A winter afternoon spent on the frozen pond, Fr. Gosk showing the seniors how to make a miniature H-bomb . Prayers being said to the Holy Family in the manger at Christmas time. Acrobatic seniors attempting to form a human caterpillar OJ. SWT ..-.. ,. 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It is with a bitter taste in their mouth then, that the school authorities at Kanty decided to discontinue Varsity football for a time. How long? Who can tell? Kanty alumni of old will recall somewhat similar incidents in their day, when they travel- led far and wide to seek games. It seems that bigotry and pride were formidable foes throughout the years. During the past four years, Mr. Yezerski and Father Kuczynski had built veritable juggernaut teams, The records show 21 wins-21osses. Since 1949, we have been, qand still arep, the Diocesan Class B Football Champions for four successive years, His Excellency, the Auxiliary-Bi- shop of Erie, Bishop McManaman at our recent graduation exercises had occasion to speak of Kanty's football teams. He referred to them as Kanty meat-grinders -who inspired fear and created trembling in the hearts of their opponents by their team-spirit and fierce determination to win at all times. Many a Kanty graduate. has prepared himself for 1ife's battles on the school gridiron. It may sound trite to say that, our coaches, being human, were as eager to win as the next coach, that, at all times, they were interested in the individual boy's character, that they constantly preached fair play, team spirit-and the will to win, even when things looked dark. Our hats go off to Mr. Yezerski and Father Kuczynski for a job well-done. As soon as future opponents can be scheduled, maybe they, once again, will combine their efforts to build formidable Kanty meat-grindersf' Although the following did not have the opportunity to show their ability on the gridiron this year, their high-spirited play in the previous seasons will always bring back pleasant memories. So, to Paul Kowalkowski, quarterback, Chris Kulpinski, tackle, Hank Oskierko, we extend our appreciation for having contributed so much to the Kanty meat-grindersf' r .. fy- ev 1: ml X ll l i l anfy fl , ,..' -' - Mdgfyvwu F95 ,, ,- 5, If fn, A - 0' rm L ri, H. Qa- 5? Uaraify fgcuketbafl l The Eagles, plagued by inexperience, could never really get started and finished with a rather dismal record of 9-11, which sums up much of the season. At first, they looked as if they might go on to another cham- pionship-building up a creditable 4-2 record by Christmas vacation. But the long holiday lay-off made them stale, after which, they dropped four out of their next five games. After this came the period when they should have started to go, but coach Sam Yezerski's charges couldnft muster up enough steam. They finished with an average of .500 at the end of the season and ended on a highnote by winning their last two games. A1 Malczon, a senior, set a new scoring record with 340 points for an average of 17 points per game. Hil Brudnicki followed with 205. These were the main men, but they cou1dn't have done it without the other seniors, namely, Chet Antczak, a guard, Paul Kowalkowski, a guard, Jack Witkowski, substitute guard and Ron Recko, substitute forward. 'Lil 7 Qfmfzyvltz, KANTY 453 CIUNNEALVI' V.'Xl,l,EY -li' Kanty startccl out on thc wrong foot ln' losing to a towcr- ing Conncant Vallcy tcain. :Xl Xlalczon lc-acl in thc scor- ing clcpartincnt with 10 points. KANTY 55 STRONG VINCENT fill CJvcr-confitlcnt attcr thcir prcvious victory. Strong Yin- ccnt hacl to holcl otlf a scconcl halt rally' hclorc clclicating high spiritccl Kanty. KANTY 54 UIOITS TITLVSYI l.l,E S34 Victoryl Attcr hcing hclcl to a closc scorc in thc first half. Kanty cainc hack in thc thircl qnartcr to swamp St. Aloos. Hil liruclniclxi was high man with 16 points. KANTY 553 STRONG VINCENT 77 :Xl xT2llCZOI1-S 2-1 points wasnt cnongh to stop thc ovcr- whchning otlfcnsc of thc Strong Vinccnt tcani. KANTY 55 Xlc2KIii-KN S353 Unahlc to coinc within a rcasonahlc thrcat to thc Kanty lcacl. XIL'Kl'Llll rcalizccl carly that thcy haul fallcn victiins to the powcrful claws of thc Eaglcs. KANTY 74 ST. CREUORYS 139 Thc maroon and whitc strcngthcnccl its foundation as thc clioccsan lcagnc lcaclcr with an iniprcssivc victory ovcr St. Crcgo1'y's. Big Al Malczon lcacl again with 21 points. KANTY 68 NIKTKEAN C33 Evcry Kanty playcr hrolic into thc scoring coluinn hut Xlalcxoirs 26 points lcacl thc way for a clccisivc victory ovcr NIcKcan. KANTY 29 ST. i-XC.-Yl'll.'X'S 47 Upsctl A small aggrcsivc Aggic tcain lroin Nlcaclvillc was thc first lcaguc qnintct to put a tlcnt into thc fonnclation Kanty had hnilt. .Xgathafs ontfonght, ontrchonnclccl. and ontshot Kanty tlmiugli thc cntirc gainc. KANTY 453 ERIE TECH 49 Tcch fonncl thc Kanty clcfcnsc toughcr than thcy hacl anticipatccl. Thc ihghly rcgarclccl ccntaur tcain haul to go all out to clctcat thc Prcpstcrs. KANTY 55 ST. NIICHAEIQS 36 Sparliccl hy thc clcfcnsivc Work of Nick Clcincntc and thc offcnsivc playing of Dick Stcc. thc Eagle-s win a thrillcr ovcr thc Irish of Crccnvillc, KANTY 37 ACADEMY 58 Thc ht-ight and clctcnsc of thc Ililltoppcrs provccl too innch for thc Kantyitcs, so oncc again thcy tall victiin to a powcrfnl Eric tcain. KECUI' T K.-XNTY Ii-1 ST. UIUSEPIIS TITUSVII.I,E -I4 IMI hy .-XI Xlailczon and Dick Stvc, thc' Prvpstc-rs rompm-QI to nn vaisy victory. KfKN'I'Y 66 .IOSEPITS OII, CITY -I5 In this ganna' thc- Kzintyitc-s put on thc-ir hcst show of tvznnwork, Co-opvrzltion phis 1ljLgII'k'SSIVt'IlCSS gnu' thc' Ifzlgivs ainothvr victory. KANTY -48 ERIE TIECII 57 Thc Inst thru- ininntm-s of tht- gninv provccl fatal to thc- Iinglvs :is w1'II as thvir inuhility to nmkc thvir fit-Id shots. KANTY -47 ST. AC.-X'I'IIA'S NIEAIDVII.I.IC 53 Thi- pre-cision sc-t-shot-shooting of thc Aggic-s prov0cI to hc tht- ch-ciciing Iain-tor in thvir victory ovvr tht- Eziglvs. This loss put Kainty out of conipvtition for thi- Iwignc' crown. K.'XNTY 57 ALUNIXI 40 :X victory-tliirsty .-Xhnnni tvaun wvrv routc'nI hy thcir for- nn-r schoohnutcs. Thc gra1cIimtc's wc-rc snrpris1'cI hy tho now Inst IIl'l'llIi :1ncI slichng LII-fcnsc thi- Kuntyitvs had QI:-vi-Iopvcl ovvr tht- yvairs. K.-XNTY -19 ACADEMY 89 IDI-iiiomlizvcl hy thvir rc-ccnt Ioss to thc' Aggivs. Knnty was not up to pair and so thc' I'IiIItoppc-rs romp to un caisy vivtory. K,-XNTY 47 ST. ,IOES OIL CITY 58 Thx' improve-II aivfi-iisc of tht- opposition provcd to hi' too powvrfnl for thv Eziglcs, and Knnty rcinnins in shnnp. KANTY 51 ST. NIICIIAICHS CIIEENVILLE 53 In thc' first tiirm' cll1zu'tm's of this ganna- it Iookvd als thoingh Kzlnty would finally hrvzlk out of thvir shimp. lint oncm' again thi-y fi-ll zlpaxrt in tha- closing ininutcs of tht' contvst. KANTY 79 ST. CIIECOIIYS NOIITII EAST 56 Kzinty spottuci thc opponc-nts ll first qiimtm' In-zul hut vznm- Inu-I4 in thc- nm-xt cnnto to gain il In-ntl tht-v nvvvr l'l'IIIll!llISIN'iI. K.-XN'I'Y 55 CUNXE.-XUT VpXI.I.EY 54 Connvznit XIQIIIUVIS snpvrior Iwiffht nruh' no cIifI'a-l'0ilc1' in . PW ' tht' gaunv. In at soc-saw ganna' tht- I'i'4'pst4'rs won with two I'onI shots hy Chvt .-Xntczaik :incl in Inst ininntc irc-1-xc' in thvir Inst und most 1-xc-iting ganna- of thv yczir. . . lgadkelbalf Seated, left to right: John Buczak, Frederick Feclele, Stanley Karpinski, Ronald Perry, john Buchnowski. Standing, left to right: Kenneth Borysiak, Robert Franiak, Torrance Sarauia, Donald NVQ-lka, Alexander Cimachowski. Under the new leadership of coach Sam Yezerski, the junior var sity did a more wonderful job than was expected. Team work and the ability to learn gave the future varsity a winning record of eleven victo ries against four defeats. This record is just a preview of the power of the Kanty varsity will have a few years from now. Kanty 33 COI'll1621Llf V11ll6y 31 Kanty 39 St. Ioseph's Titusville 55 36 St. josephls Titusville 18 32 St. Josephs Oil City 18 40 McKean 22 37 Erie Tech 59 54 St. Gregory 44 37 St. Agatha 30 38 McKean 18 22:2 Academy 43 25 St. Agatha 32 43 St. Ioseph's Oil City 25 36 Strong Vincent 60 48 St. Gregory 31 Kanty 48 Conneuut Valley jz 7 i Coach Sam Ye-zerski Cheeflfd 8125 As customary, all athletic teams usually have some sort of cheering section which raises the morale of the team and many times brings it to victory. Kanty Prep can be proud of its vocal and tumbling group composed of five boys, namely: James Paryz, captain, Joseph Pinto, co-captain, John Brodzinski, Jerome Okrzynski, and Francis Brodzinski. The boys had a rough start this year because only two of last year's veterans returned. But constant practice brought wonderful results. These acrobatic wizards have done a magnificent job and were certainly instrumental in leading the basketball team to nine victories this year. TC to . , s W- 'fqv M N First row: AIKTOIIIQ' cnilltll Ll 4 in in o cizinski. Second row: All im Ixl Il Ll I 1 lll1lN Bliltillll in Top: .hum-s Pu i I Q if fwfwg in H wi? J 3,11 i ,.,. . +1 in .yi Left to right: Casimir Cmrnvcki, score-kc-1-pm-i', Iioimid Nowak, pri-sidciit, Thomas Eder scorc- hiry and Stainivx' Oiszvwski. 1-quipim-nt limiiugz-r. .gm Q J 'Q v . fi' - nira-mura J Because basketball was the lone sport this year during which the school engaged in inter-scholastic competion, the intra-mural field was the scene of feverish activity for the past several months. In autumn, two four-team leagues of intra-mural football were organized-in which the two teams representing the Senior class took both league honors. The season was climaxed by the new look All Star Game. Two teams, comprised of the most outstanding players of the sea- son, were chosen and one was designated as the North, the other as the South. The North, in a roughly fought battle, defeated the gallant Southerners, 9-0. The intra-mural basketball scene was enhanced by a new system. The antiquated class-team-system was discarded in favor of one where a senior and two representatives of each of the lower classes made up a team. These teams were then organized into three four-team leagues, which saw many exciting, well-played games. The season also produced a Cinderella Team -the Knickerbockers of the National League. The Knicks, pegged for no higher than third in their league, astounded the skeptics by taking their league's crown, when they beat the Federal League's representative the Leprechauns, and the American League's Globeskippers to win the coveted intra-mural basketball championship. Incidentally, the Knicks were the only undefeated team of the season. With the closing of the school year drawing near and the discon- tinuation of inter-scholastic tennis, we see the forming of two softball leagues. The Seniors again rule the roost in softball-to clean sweep the intra-murals. Thus we bring to a close a thoroughly enjoyable intra-mural sea- son. portal Intra-mural Class A Football champions before the game. A well-timed pass interception during an intra-mural football game. Taking that all-important foul shot in a league game. A quick jump-shot in an action-packed basketball tussle, Lost: a basketball in the opening tap of the game. A basketball player getting an early start on a jump ball. Gimme that basketball! Everybody wants to get into the act. Senior football captain going all the way for the touchdown on the opening kickoff. Caught in the act of illegal use of the hands while trying to open the hole during a football game. Gaining a few yards around end. Blazing the dark one over for a swinging strike three. Going, going, gone, over the fence for a home run. nw.- i v sw A ri v . -1..q.,- ., W 1 1' . . . . .i , 'U A4 ' - , ' t h VV gf.:-,rg ,V ,..,f,5','1'r'-1 'w:-- .,-- -- . f'-.j 'A'j'f,'w1'QU..-.:'1'. - 41.f',1 W vu, ,4,,.,,, . 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'-: ,, z J' , .fir-.1 ,F 3.1, ,-YJW4' , 'V K M ,,,1,2:'a, ngfw- .1 pf., N., van mf- Y'-A1'Lz?1nJ?J5-:sMz,,,2-1 ue and The Kanty Band, under the tutelage of the able Pro- fessor Ignatius Chojnacki, has progressed to greater heights this year than ever before. Though we do not mean to compare it with the top military bands of the na- tion, but we do say that it produces sweet music when playing the favorite marches of Americana. This part of the eXtra-cur- 1'icu1u1n activities has always appealed to the students at Kanity. Many students have discovered hidden talents in themselves through Profes- sor Chojnackrs efforts, who firmly believes that musi- cians are made, not born. The talents of this band have been displayed on numerous occasions during the year, especially during the school functions, socials and the Memorial Day parade in Erie, Several of the band mem- bers will graduate this year, but we feel sure that their places will be filled by others during the next semester, and soon, they too will learn to produce sweet music. To Henry Oskierko, stu- dent band-director. we want to extend our deep apprecia- tion in helping Professor Chojnacki in his difficult task. ,. . . IA'-WAT' wwbrrrl, ' s i 4 , E y ' Build director - l'ro1'. lgi 1+ l FIRST ROVV, left tc Piccolo jose-ph liyclilvc Clarinets Ronald XVim-rszcwski Lconurcl Figus Thomas Conturck Stzmlcy Moclzvlcwski Drums lframcis Suntoru joscph Pinto Anthony Fryclrych 'Trumpets llcnry Oskicrko Paul Kowulkowski Zhignicw Kulpinski jolm llroclzinski john Scminski 1 right: SECOND ROW, left to right: Drum Major junior john Tyhurslci and Mem Clarinets john Burltucki Richard Klimuszcwski joscph Klcczynski Francis Dziclski Lconurcl Bohinski Philip Splctzcr Saxophones Alcxzmclcr CllllklL'lltJW'Slil Raymond Nix-sciur Baritones Edwin B021-wit-2 Stanlcy Poturalski Trumpets jamcs Ohrcnski Curl Urhan Trombone Eugcnc KOIIIQISRITRI Drum Major joscph Zurowski be,-4 THIRD ROXV, lcft t Tuba llic-llalnl Cywinslsi Saxophoncs Frcclcrick Lalskowslti Ronald lice-ko Altos Riclmrcl Biclnwski Lconurcl Sluingcr julian Nalclolny john Swoszowslti Tromboncs Nick Cla-nicntc Chcstcr Antcznk lliclmrcl Clilchowslxi Drummer joscph L4-pkowski Tuba Lconurcl lil'llL'll Cymbals Casimir Czuiwu-cki Rohm-rt Frnniuk o right Left to right: jack Sicminski, trumpet, Alexander Cimachowski, sax, Ed Bon-wicz, piano, Zbys Kulpinski, trumpet, Tom Gontarek, sax, Hank Oskierko, trumpet, Chet Antczak, drums, Len Figas. sux, Paul Kowulkowski, trumpet, Fred Laskowski, sax, Nick Clemente, troinhone. Stan Poturalski, leader, Casey Domurat, trombone and Stan Modzelcwski, sux. Orclzealra This part of the extra-curriculum may be designated as the most favorite activity at Kanty. Established by Joseph Lukasik in 1952, it has grown in popularity under its present leader, Stanley Poturalski. Stan has tried with some measure of success to copy the style of the famous bandleader, Glen Miller. Through his own efforts, Stan has obtained a few orchestrations, and at the final social, the work and talent of the orchestra was displayed with their version of 1'Moonlight Sere- nade , Glen Miller style. As we leave the portals of Kanty we would like to remember the following seniors who helped to make this band the success it is today: Henry Oskierko and his mellow-toned trumpet, Paul Kowalkowski, with his golden cornet, Casimir Domurat on his slide-trombone, Chester Ant- czak and his ever-beating drums and last but not least, Lenny Figas and his alto-sax. ' To Stan Poturalski, the Class of '54 would like to extend its thanks for the hours of entertainment given by his fine orchestra and wish him much success in the coming years. First row, left to right: joseph l'ati-ra-k, julian Naclohiy, liicharcl Cywiiiski, lioualcl Nowak, Ca simir lloinurat, john Nlokrzyr-ki, joseph Klcczynski. Second row, left to right: Lvonarcl Lying-li Tliomas licli-r, john Pilarz, llvnry Oskivrko, Richard Yi-nkala, llonalcl Het-ko. llilary Briicliiivki Stanley Potnralski, Ricliarcl Klimasxcwski, Nicholas Ch-im-nic, Clic-sli-r Aim-Zak, joseph Ti-ncla, Edwin Holi-wicz. Last row, left to right: llohcrt Tyhurski, Lvonarcl Figas. Paul Kowalkowski Stanlvy Nloclzn-li-Wski, Among the various activities at Kanty is the Glee Club, compris- ing twenty-four members under the direction of Father Joseph Lukasz- czyk, C. M., with its student director, Ronald Nowak. The Glee Club often adds to an evening of five entertainment by frequently singing delightful Polish folk-songs selected by Father Lu- kaszczyk. The members are divided into three groups: first tenor, second tenor, and bass, each contributing to the general harmony. We hope that the Glee Club proves as excellent in the years to come-as it has in the past. l s Fr. Lukaszczyk directing thi- choir at a social. Choir 6x8-Jr 70 i uf, -- -- fb W. Seated, left to right: Christopher Kulpinski, Leonard Figas, Rev. Sigisinund J. Cosk, Ronald Nowak, Chester Antczak. Standing, left to right: Casimir Czarnecki, Stanley Biclen, Edward Cawcl, Thomas Kwiatkowski, Richard Bic-lawski, Casimir Domurat. Absent: Alexander Mala-zon, In G7'Uf9,fYll Appreciation To Reverend Father Sigismund Gosk, C. M., our moderator, for his advice and work in making the 1954 Kantian a success. To the Skarb Rodziny for the excellent printing of this year- book. To our Advertisers, Patrons, and Alumni, whose financial aid made our publication possible. To our business managers, Chester Ant- a czak, Christopher Kulpinski and Thomas Kwiatkowski for their work in obtaining sufficient funds. To Casimir Czarnecki for his wonderful photographs contained within this cover, and to the entire staff for co-operation and assistance in presenting this,1954 Kantian. To these, and others, I am very grateful for their help to make the 1954 Kantian a reality. Moderator .,r,r, Editor-in-C11 ief -D Assistant-Editor ,.rre Business Managers Secretary ..s...., Acting-Secretary ..,e Artists ..s,..s,,.. Typists ..v,, 'ji'- Photographer an Leonard T. Figas, Editor nr- Rev. Father Sigismund Cosk, C. M. M-r,nrd,,,M,,M,- Leonard T. Figas Ronald S. Nowak Chester Antczak, Christopher Kulpinski, Thomas Kwiatkowski --,,,,-CMA,--d,rr- Alexander Malczon ,,,,,-,,---,,--r-- Casimir Domurat M- Richard Bielawski, Edward Cawel M-- Stanley Bielen, Paul Kowalkowski, Norbert Kucinski ,--awww.. M, Casimir Czarnecki Seated, left to right: Lvonzird Figas, Chester Antczak, Rev. Sigisnmncl Gosk, lolm Su llIlllSlxI Tlioinns Eder. Standing, left to right: Casimir Czariu-1.-ki, Stanley Bin-lc-n, joseph C1 iiiiuki liclwin Hoivwicz, 'lql'l'l'2lllCl' Sarzuna, Ronald NVivrsZs-wski, Ricliarcl Cywinski, ll iltu Xl ulioxx ski, Bi-rnard Kolusa, joseph llyclilvc, liicliarcl Clilvlmowski, Fiolu-i't Kujawai, Stainlu lotui llSlxl Casimir Domurnt Ronald Nowk. julian Nadolny. anfianua Staff This year's Kantianus was under the able editorship of Chester Antczak with John D. Sieminski as assistant-editor and Rev. Sigismund Gosk, C. M., as moderator. The Kantianus underwent many new changes in the past school year. The paper was enlarged and many new monthly articles appeared. Among these new articles were: Voice of the Students, which expressed the opinion of the student body on interna- tional problemsg On the Campus, an article which presented the hu- morous side of Kanty lifeg and Spotlight on Sportsv a look at the light side of sports. Q The editor had the cooperation from a good staff which kept up the tradition of publishing a good newspaper. The staff was much larger than last year's and turned out a greater variety of articles for this year's issues. The 1954 Kantianus turned its attention to international pro- blems and helped to arouse the interest of the students so as to take an active part in current affairs. Its coverage of sports was larger and much more informative. The editor, assistant-editor, moderator, and the com- plete staff deserve sincere praise for such fine work. Let us hope that the future Kantianus will continue to follow the fine example of journa- lism shown by the present staff. .1 fi 715,11 Q Ii... :T P ' 0 ,, , l 'Z 5? 5 . 0' t . Richard Yenkula forces Frederick Laskowski to listen to him in ai scene from Tell It to Tommy . .S ' f cene4 rom fune, Q eglucfent frocfuctiond ' 1. Edward Matulewicz and Zbigniew Kulpinski guard QKingJ Stanley Poturalski in a scene from Unto the least of These . 2. Stanley Poturalski and John Sieminski adore the Holy Infant in the Manger. 3. Joseph Zurowski and Julian Nadolny conversing in a scene from Tell It to Tommy . 4. Paul Kowalkowski fAttorneyp defending his client Ray Skudlarek fP1agaristJ during senior's production of Syncopated Justice . 5. The entire cast of Unto the Least of These , presented by the junior class, at Christmas time, kneels before the image of the Holy Family. 6. Frederick Laskowski and Joseph Zurowski in a love scene from Tell It to Tommy . 7. Richard Yenkala: 'Td like you to meet Miss Theodora Uoseph Zu- rowskij, during Tell It to Tommy? all-sophomore cast of the lively comedy Tell It to Tommy . 9. Casimir Czarnecki portraying a Scotch poet in Syncopated Justice . 10. Edwin Boiewicz adjusts the tie of dapper Leonard Wierzbicki during -f-fd- ' Tell It to Tommy , 5 11. fSheriffJ Richard Bielawski presents witness Leonard Figas in court f scene from Syncopated Justice . fl 12. Order in the court! demands fJudgeJ Chester Antczak in Syn- copated J ustice . Y kr M f 3. 3 gi ,il J: 4 i rary staff Left to right: john Sokol. Alosvpln Vl'l'IlCZil, Cluristoplu-r Kulpinski. -lam lima. an tyne is l Vigil? rg,-,, The library, one of the schools most popular hanigouts, is a place of romanticism for some, for others-a place of reality. Some students come in search of information needed for the fulfillment of their class assignments. Others who have ventured in no special reason, come out with one of Dicken's classics, or a volume by Verne or Doyle under their arm. But no matter what one's purpose, a visit to the library is pleasant and fruitful. Left to right: Robert Kujawa, Hilary Brudnicki, joseph Czarnccki, Robe-rt Ty lwurski, Ronald Hecko, Stanley Bieleu. For pleasure or money, for developing a talent or just for recrea- tional purposes, the Hobby-Lobby is an ideal place. The Lobby is a well- organized club offering many different activities and interests. The three most popular hobbies are model airplane building, stamp collecting and photography, though other hobbies receive a fair measure of attention likewise. Perhaps the most popular pastime is photography. The Lobby's spacious, splendidly-equipped dark-room offers much to the photography enthusiasts. Frequently, a member who produces fine quality prints gets a chance to publish them in the Kantianus. Through the years, the Kan- tianus and the Kantian photographers have been advanced Hobby-Lob- by members. Hott, .fatty ,A ,.,.. ,M I I 1 1 l 4 ,L '-ii ar, 176 Wg, 'LZ ity The Sodality of the Blessed Virgin is the oldest organization at Kanty. Founded when the school first opened its doors to the students, it has outlived all the other societies and fraternities which have been organized at Kanty. Reverend Casimir Szymanski, C. M., the Director of the Sodality, is in charge of this spiritual fraternity. A Prefect who is appointed from the body of the participating members acts as a Mediator between the Reverend Director and the members themselves. The Sodality has no need of a treasurer because no dues are collected. In this stead a Spiritual Secretary records the spiritual activity of the body in a general spiritual bouquet. Under Father Szymanski's guidance, the members are encouraged to attend the Family Rosary which is conducted after supper on a vo- luntary basis. Once a year in May a Living Rosary of members is enacted near the grotto of the Blessed Mother in Kanty's rock garden which is budding with life at that time. The Marian Year of 1954 has shown great spiritual progress for the Sodality and the spiritual bouquets have been larger than those of preceding years. Let us hope that the succeeding years will show a greater increase in spiritual devotion among the Sodalists. Re-x, Casimir SZYIIIRIIISIU, C. KI., Dirm-tor, -1 lusvplx Zurmvski. 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X' 5' 5 4 :lf f V , If one were to take a tour around the try in the year 1972 and v '-wsmpior a visit in these well-known citi uld witness the following: ork Cdyglltiexiihmn e. and 42nd Street a new sky- I serie ' t been erected which dwarf the Empir uilding. S S This out-standing featvis due to the engineering skill o . ' ary Brud- nicki. Broadway 8: 42nd Str . grand opening of Club 69 is taklg , place whose owner i WQML Thomas Kwiatkowski. This night club cost him approxima - g rs. Inside the new club, the famous trumpeter Henry Oslfierkow , his orchestra are playing. At the drums is the amazing Chet who is said to be the greatest drummer since Gene Krupa. Among the guests at this gala affair are: a mir Domurat, the outstanding hero of World W r famed. ports announcer, T. J. Eder, the great Bi 'wskig the 7frvX ' r wealthy business tycoon, Stanislaus D. a ew si ner, S Ray Skud1arek,,who has just sold of his la t song ..Be-Bop B1 uesn, and finally come ia Sm. , Janis. X! Buffalo, N are: A larg 0 gathering around City Hall Nowak, who just been elected mayor of Buffalo, into owmfgayor Nowak was pre iously Judge of ie County. j ff Main St.-The see the exciting professional basketball game between the Rochester Royals and the New York Knickerbockers. The majority of the Ms are here to r theig-ttlrrcaptain from Buf- FS' ff!! ff T f 'x - I kl- l Q 6',,f Sl ,P exam -. -Q 'x i f -4 0 falo, N. Y., Paul Kowalkowski, who was formerly All-American at Cani- sius College. -, Elmwood Ave: Great improvements at the Bell Aircraft Co. have been accomplished un e leadership of their new president, Ronald J. Szuminski. L Lakeshore Rd: At the Che let Automobile Co., the latest 1973 P A Chevrolet is on displ . ' ew car has been designed by Edward G. g -f , wel, one of the country's leading automotive ' . I X A .- 'on WWOL, Norb K ous disc jockey, is on the air. Norb has b n -at Buffalo for the past ten years ' ' ' his Chatter and latter Hour . E ee Broadway Walking along Broadway you will notice the splendid I restaura - H :i by Mr. Ralph Kawalerowski, and the offices of Dr. johnqcowsk' M. D., famous heart surgeon. hilade hia, Pa.: In the huge ship-yards, the new U. S. S. Phila- ' delphia b g launched. The ship has -wa , ' of Edmund erwinski, noted engineer. The cap ai Q ' g - -:- o L new ship is Jo Pilarz of the United States Navy. Among the notables are: the emi nt scientist, Casimir Czarnecki and Christopher Kulpinski, foreign ervice correspondent. Congressman Alexander Malczon of Phi- ladelp ia is about to christen the ship. X Uniontown, Fa.: Monsignor., A ' p- 4 .-V ted Bishop of the ensburg Diocese. 5 f , 2 S- f T T B K I 1 I-l. '- -- a. Ronald Recko, the tycoon and nfultli-mih lioniare, has recently purchas 0 . '--1, ouis Cardinalsfbasebal cl . f 7 AQ r 1 All of these are in the form of a prophecy. Thi . A- - - -- - -- ,L considered a pipe dream, but,. . . Dreams may come true! Cape Dic .l ff - ix 17l0T. i .1--i ...f- ..f iii ...- ,,,.,-- ,v--1 ' ,- ,f .gf G-1-i V 5-5 'T' 7 ., , ,--v1 ' if- 5.31- ,nf ,,--- - 3-,L 7...- ,5..-- .-. 3...-- ,1- K... ,lf--' N -14-:f ' 7-1 ,ii-fi ,,i1-1- 7.- 7-1 ,-n- ' py- 1? ...Q -1 1..- ,fj ' gi- 'Y4 Y - -JA Y Y - Y ' in 1 If lf 1 '! ! 1 , A ' 1 , Y? t l V ly ' I ' P max T warms ,Arima TH We, the Members of the class of '54 being of sound mind and body, do hereby declare and acknowledge the following to be a statement of our last will and testament. We hope that those who are mentioned will value the possessions according to their own judgement. ,To the faculty members we bequeath our undying gratitude and a most sincere Thank You for the mental, physical and moral training they have given us. ARTICLE I-Chester Antczak leaves the editorship of the Kantia- nus to John Sieminski. ARTICLE II-Richard Bielawski is leaving 5 broken pencils and a cracked drawing board to Leonard Lynch. ARTICLE III-Stanley Bielen leaves the management of the Kan- tyne to Robert Tyburski. ARTICLE IV-Hilary Brudnicki leaves the monitorship of the room- section to Richard Cywinski., - - I ARTICLE V--Casimir Czarnecki leaves his camera and place on the Honor Roll to his brother, Joseph Czarnecki. ARTICLE VI-Casimir Domurat leaves the monitorship of the Prep Hall to Joseph Paterek. ARTICLE VII-Thomas Eder leaves all the spliced film and the hand-cranked camera in the projection room to Norbert Klaczyk. ARTICLE VIII--Leonard Figas leaves the headaches and work of editing a yearbook to the next year's Kantian staff. ARTICLE IX-Edward Gawel leaves his good sense of humor to John Niechniedowicz fswelly. ARTICLE X--Richard Janis leaves his five 8: dime baseball glove to Stanley Poturalski. ARTICLE XI-Ralph Kawalerowski leaves his blue tennis shoes to Joseph Swiderski. , 7-,,..z x X. 'f ',T'1 1 ,,...-.rf --...r.4.e1f...- f ' I I F ' I i It y ' I ly' If 'r 1 ,f ' ,ri I , i J . 'A fr STEZXKMEJENTV ARTICLE XII-Paul Kowalkowski leaves all his tall girl-friends to James Paryz. ARTICLE XIII-Norbert Kucinski leaves his laugh to Johnny Bu- czak. ARTICLE XIV-Christopher Kulpinski leaves his sports ability to his brother, Zbish Kulpinski. ARTICLE XV-Thomas Kwiatkowski leaves his bookmaking con- cessions to Richard Klimaszewski. ARTICLE XVI-Alexander Malczon leaves his height to Richard Yenkala and Stanley Karpinski. ARTICLE XVII-Ronald Nowak leaves his English brains to Ri- chard Stec. ARTICLE XVIII-Henry Oskierko leaves the monitorship of the dorm to Stan Modzelewski. ARTICLE XIX-Jack Pilarz leaves the care of the Rec-Hall to John Brodzinski. ARTICLE XX-Ronald Recko leaves his southern ingenuity to Bob- by Pilitowski. ARTICLE XXI-Raymond Skudlarek leaves his addresses and tele- phone book to Edward Hermanowski and his intra-mural abilities to Kenny Borysiak. ARTICLE XXII-Ronald Szuminski leaves the one and only smoker to Nick Clemente. ARTICLE XXIII-Edmund Werwinski leaves all the work at the barn to Joseph Pinto. ARTICLE XXIV-J ack Witkowski leaves his speed and Polish brains to Ronald Mack. i 1 -Q. Xxx ' K X xxxw A 11: .1 ,.1 111-1 dl' 1- 3-..,. 1-1- gs ,yi 311- 7 1 7 li- Q- Q i1 2 1. 1 t an Q l li dll, W 1 A n 1 l - L l ...ff Q, J! J 'lf PERSON Antczak --- Bielawski -- Bielen --- Brudnicl-zi -- Czarnecki .,,, Domurat --- Eder --- Figas -- Gawel --- Ianis .......v Kawalerowski --- ----f Kowalkowski --- .--- -H Kucinski --- Kulpinski --- Kwiatkowski .... ---- - H Malczon ..,, Nowak w,... Oskierko --- Pilarz -- Recko ---- Skudlarek .... Szuminski --- Werwinski --- VVitlcowsl-ii --- is H at H PRONOUNCED Tzet ,... ' Y! Biel .,,,.. Schmucky' --- Hill -- Chad --- Casey -- - T. 11' -- Figs -- Gabby -- Schwartz -- 'Rufusn - - - Kosk - - - Kuci -- uCl'1l'lS,, Kwiat -- KKAlfyH Walsh -- Oscar - Cap -- Rebel --- Iunior Ika --- Wolf Witek njec PET PEEVE .Locker Room -..- ----Cold Coffee ---- Baseball Statistics - Being Iilted .--. -Prep Hall ---. ' .Bed at Nine ---. ----.Erie Weather -- .Loafers - .Planting ..-.-.- .Bread and Iam --- .Grubbers ------ ----.Writing Letters -- Josie -------. -- .Erie ----.---. -... ----Getting up Early - ,Basketball Coaches ----.Die Hards ------- -Instigators ----- ----,Wienerschnitzel -- .Hustlers - .Preps --- .Gabby ---- .Kidsl --- .Polish --- furea PET PASSION PHRASE Dec ,n.,,, - -,- ,.... First of All ---- New Pontiacs .... ..... O h No! .....d... Baseball ..,... Roller Skating --- ----- Philly ,.., -- Scotch ------- lt's not scheduled .... lt's a Wurlitzer .... Come on, ......... -I'll break your arm ....,.... Unemployment --- ..... Cotton Picker ----- Loafing --, ---- Darn straight! ...., Marilyn Monroe ......... Swell! ...... Shooting Fouls --- ----- Movies ...o,.... Girl Cheerleaders ........ Popular Songs .... ..... Pocket Books --- Dancing --- Rice --- Vacation --. Hershey Bars --- Cadillacs --- Confederacy .oo. ,. Girls ....... Diane ..,....,,. -----Smoker Kid! ---------- --- Doubool Biel .... Get your own matches I like that song! ....... --- -----Prove It! ---------- -----How's that grab ya! ---- --- -----Buy your own! ---- -----I forgot! ------ -----Get offa me! ---- So's your nose --- Gimme dat! .... -----Hi, Doll! ---- -----After you! ---- Playing Cards ---- oo... Listen to this --- Polkas - - - -----H-h-honest? P P -- PROFESSION -Electrical Engineer -Commercial Artist .Psychologist ...... -Pharmacist .--- -Doctor ----------- -Electrical Engineer -Teacher ----.-- -Priest .--.-- ----.Cartoonist ----- -Pharmacist ---- -Accountant -.------ ..-.. -Chemical Engineer -Accountant --.---- -Foreign Service -- -Engineer ----- -Pediatrician ----- -English Professor - -Musician -------- -Accountant --- -Doctor ---- -Pharmacist --- -Accountant ---- -Civil Engineer ---- .--- -----Chemist ----- PROPHECY Ianitor Con-Man Soda-Ierk Race-Track Attendant -Senator 4 General Delivery Boy .Farm Hand --- - Bartender - - ----Track star .Truant-Officer ----------Traveling Salesman - ------ Disc Iockey - ---- Saboteur ----Professional Gambler ----Window-Washer Fresh-air-inspector ------Night Watchman ----Bookie ------Cotton Picker Barber .Bootlegger .Movie star .Walter Winchell, Ir. Chri lomas Kwi Leonard F Ronald Richard ul Kowalk Ro topher Kulpinski 3.5 tkowski S owak as horn Eder anis wski ilary Brudnicki ald Szuminski Ca Alexander Mal Ric Ronald Reck John Witk Edward Gawe Norbert Casimir Cz He Chester An Stanle John Raymond Skudla Edmund W Ral imir Domurat zon ard Bielawski wski ucinski rnecki ry Oskierko czak Bielen ilarz ek rwinski h Kawalerowsk Danone cmd Hmmm Most Rev. Bishop John Mark Gannon, D.D., D.C.L., LL.D. ........................ 325.00 Very Rev. Visitor Anthony Mazurkiewicz, C. M. Rt. Rev. Msgr. Stephen H. Cauley, pastor of St. Rt. Rev. Msgr. Wladislaus J. Stanczak, Ph.D., pastor St. Stanislaus Church Vincentian Fathers of New Haven, Conn. ............. . Vincentian Fathers of Brooklyn, N. Y. ........... - St. Stanislaus Parish, Brooklyn, N. Y. ................. . Vincentian Fathers of Whitestone, N. Y. ........ . Vincentian Fathers of Derby, Conn. .............. -... Vincentian Fathers of Ansonia, Conn. ....... . Mr. John Kukurin, class of '28 ..... - ..................................... Dr. Thaddeus Novicki, class of '36 ........................................................ . ............................. St. John Kanty Alumni Association .............................................................. . ................. St. John Kanty Alumni, Western N :WY . St. John Kanty Alumni Ladies' Auxiliary, Chapter ............................................ Western N Y. Chapter Patrick's Church ,. 25.00 gold watch 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 25.00 10.00 ........... ........... Mr. Joseph Lazarek, class of Camera The Bishop Gannon Bush, '53 Junior Class Czarnecki, '54 Sophomore Stec, '55 Freshman Kolasa, '56 Father watchy Donor: Wiktor, '53 Polish Award Englsh Award Mathematics Voitglander Mathematics Award Religion A Domurat, '54 Nowak, '54 Czarnecki, '54 28 ...... Harry Bell, '53 Kwiatkowski, '54 Chemistry Award ................................. -...- .............................................. . ..... Joseph Rybak, '53 Physics Award .......... - ........................................................... Chester Antczak, '54 Latin Award ........... -.- ......... ................. . .......... - .......... - .... - ........... F rederick Bichaylo, '53 German Award ........................ .......... R onald Recko, '54 and Joseph Paterek, '55 Social Sciences Award ......... ................................................ L eonard Swiatkowski, '53 Music Award ........................... ................................................................... J oseph Lukasik, '53 Athletics Award ..... - .......... ......... J ohn Rak, '53 and Bernard Witkowski, '53 Journalism Award ............................................................................................. Stephen Bush, '54 Dramatics Award ........... - ....................................................... - ................. Francis Santora, '55 The John Kukurin Extra-Curricular Activities Award Robert Lucarz, '53 Special Merit Award Baton-Donor: Prof. I. Chojnacki ........... ............. J oseph Lukasik, '53 Congratulations from SKARB RODZINY REMEMBER US FOR THAT PRINTING JOB , EooKS ADVERTISEMENTS , MAGAZINES WEDDING INVITATIONS , SCHOOL PAPERS PROGRAMS , CATALOGUES STATIONERY , YEARBOOKS POSTERS , NOVENAS TICKETS , REPORTS. Em. St. John Kanty Prep Erie, Pennsylvania Phone: 8-4109 REV. SIGISMUND GOSK. C. MODERATOR LEONARD T. FIGAS EDITOR-IN-CHIEF RONALD NOWAK ASSISTANT EDITOR CHESTER ANTCZAK CHRISTOPHER KULPINSKI THOMAS KwIATKowsxI BUSINESS MANAGERS Dear Kantian Reader: ALEXAN DER MALCZON SECRETARY RICHARD BIEI.AwsKI EDWARD GAwEI. 1 954 Kantian ARTISTS St. John Kanty Prep CASIMIR CZARNECKI Erie, Pennsylvania PHOTOS 'MPH ER STANLEY BIELEN PAUL KOwAL.KowsKI NORBERT KucINsKI TYPISTS You have just perused the pages of the 1954 Kantian and have seen the activities that transpire at a boarding school. If you are a graduate of the Class of 1954 or a current student, this annual will recreate, in future years, the memories you hold most dear. It will seem a stepping stone from your teen ages to manhood. If you are an alumnus of Kanty, these pages will also bring to your mind those fond memories when Kanty was synonymous with home. If, however, you are one who has never seen Kanty, we are sure this 1954 Kantian will instill the Kanty spirit in you and will enable you to see Kanty as we see it. In conclusion we wish to state that this letter does not complete the 1954 Kantian. The pages following contain those generous donors who have made this yearbook possible. Thank you, farewell and may God bless you. Respectfully yours, Leonard T. Figas, Editor Chester Antczak, Business Manager his book could not have been made possible had it not been for the hind generositg of the following . . . a. - ff-.....-. ,. 7... , ...--, J, . ..,. .q............, . Q75 ' , - .V .f .,- ' f ,g....,:.A . . t. K V, Patrons Rev. Leonard Rafalowski Edmounds, Washington Rev. Bernard L. Sierakowski Buffalo 20, N. Y. Arthur F. Schultz Erie. Pa. Ballenger's 5 to 1.00 Store Wesleyville, Pa. Bison Metals Corp. Buffalo, N. Y. Howard Roth Wesleyville, Pa. Iackie Kurczewski Lackawanna. N. Y A. Paterek Brooklyn 22, N. Y. Anthony Cholewialr Philadelphia, Pa. Mr. 6 Mrs. Ioseph Chmiel Bayonne, N. I. Ioseph S. Markowski Bayonne, N. Y. Mr. 6. Mrs. W. Markowski, Sr. Bayonne, N. I. Mr. 6 Mrs. A. Dygon Toledo, Ohio Dr. B. Babowicz Erie, Pa. Edward Grudowski Philadelphia, Pa. Gertz Mens Shop Philadelphia, Pa. Dr. 6. Mrs. Eugene S. Czarnecki Philadelphia, Pa. Mr. 6. Mrs. Edward Niescuir Toledo, Ohio Mrs. Anna Mroszczak Buffalo, N. Y. Mr. 6. Mrs. Iohn Wrobleski Compliments of a Friend Mr. 6 Mrs. Frank Burkacki Philadelphia, Pa. Ioseph Castagna Philadelphia, Pa. Iosephine Kudla North Tonawanda, N. Y. Mr 6. Mrs. Frank Perry Cleveland, Ohio Mr. 6. Mrs. Peter Forish Philadelphia, Pa. Mr. 6. Mrs. Wladyslaw Frydrych Wilmerding, Pa. Mr. 6 Mrs. Leon V. Malanowski Brooklyn ll, N. Y. Mr. Walter Sucharski Philadelphia, Pa. Mr. Francis Gaiderowicz Philadelphia, Pa. Mr. Stanley Sokolowski Philadelphia, Pa. Mr. 6 Mrs. A. Bienas Buffalo, N. Y. Charles Gentile Uniontown, Pa. Congratulations to my grandson Ronald and his fellow classmates Mr. 8zMrs. Z. Waczkowski 80 Peter Street Buffalo, N. Y. Best Wishes for the future to our nephew Ronald and the rest of the graduating class of 1954 Mr. 81 Mrs. C. Kubala Buffalo, N. Y. Compliments of Haiewski Delecatessen 798 Broadway Bayonne, N. J. Congratulations to our nephew, Stanley J. Bielen and the graduating class of 1954 Mr. 81 Mrs. W. Kowalczyk Scardale, N. Y. Compliments of P. D. Food Store 1293 Sycamore St. Buffalo, N. Y. ..-..-.,-l..l..i- Congratulations to the graduates of '54 DR. JOHN J. CHLOSTA CLASS '28 Best Wishes from DR. J. R. GARMEN Compliments of J. D. Willialns Congratulations from Mr. 81 Mrs. Andrew Vrabla and Family New Salem, Pa. Best Wishes from ARTHUR OLESZKOWSKI Congratulations and best wishes to our Son, Brother, Nephew, Cousin and the class of 1954 Mr. 8: Mrs. Chester Antczak Robert Sz Arlene Mr. 8: Mrs. Stanley Antczak Mr. 81 Mrs. Edward Antczak Janice 81 Diane Mr. 81 Mrs. Casimir Antczak Richard 8: Diane Mr. 81 Mrs. Roy Anderson Mrs. Stella Mackiewicz Mr. 81 Mrs. Henry Goscinski Henry Jr. Mr. 8: Mrs. Stanley Mackiewicz Thaddeus 8: Mary l J r l FAMILY BAKE RY Superior Quality B. Komasara, Prop. 619 Hertel Ave. Buffalo, N. Rivi 0515 Y. Congratulations to Ronald Szuminski from Mr. 81 Mrs. Stanley Blach Congratulations to my grandson Ronald Szuminslci from Mrs. Tekla Makula Compliments of Dr. Joseph Warren 55 36 64th Street Maspeth 78, N. Y. Congratulations to my nephew Ronald Szuminski from Theresa Makula Congratulations to our nephew Ronald Szuminski from Mr. 8: Mrs. Joseph Makula Congratulations to grandson Ronald Szuminslci from Mrs. M. Szuminski and Uncle Durlnowicz Best Wishes to the Class of '54 from Constance Prusinowski Conshohocken, Pa. Congratulations to our nephew Ralph and the graduating class of '54 Chet 81 Wally Ruta Buffalo, N. Y. Congratulations to our grandson, Ralph , and the graduating class of '54 Mr. 81 Mrs. B. Ruta Congratulations to our Godchild Ralph and the graduating class of '54 Mr. 8: Mrs. John Dzialak Buffalo, N. Y. Congratulations to Ralph and the graduating class of 1954 Mr. Z. Dzialak Compliments of Rev. Casimir A. Zak Assistant Pastor of St. Lukes Parish Buffalo, N. Y. Kinty Standard Invitations - D' 1 Rings lp omas Compliments Don Eneix of a FRIEND Union Trust Building , of Pittsburgh, Penna. t. h K t P C ips 81 Gowns Medals S Jo n an y rep Band Uniforms Trophies Glowacki Co. 1110 Parade St. General Insurance 8: Realtors j. VV. Glowucki, Pres. I.. Glowacki, Viee-pres. Irene Osiecki, See. Treas. Don Moo l'e-, Real Estate Mgr. Robert Kulwjzl, Asst. See. Elmer Br: mxxfx 1, R. E. Salesman jos. Pulinsky, R. E. Salesman Helen Skowronski, Claim Mgr. julia Lind, Poliey writer Doris Clowncki, Policy writer Phones: 22-985 23-816 Congratulations to the class of 1954 Maserek Pharmacy 12th 8: Parade Sts. Erie, Penna. Compliments Of Al. Ken. F. Sclmulxle Harry Nelson F U R n I T U R E Phone 2-12413 Schauble - Nelson STUDIOS Quality and Service in Photography for nearly 60 years Portrait and Cl0ITIl11l'l'Clill Czunvrus and Supplies 2101-03 Peach St. Eric, Pa, E O5 ,nc gp. ' CO. ' 1 psnme AT nam---snir,-,DA ' on of me Hrgh Rent Drama Since 1918. . . Parade at 12th Erie, Pa. Visit our floors. Nationally arleertiserl appliances at lanzestown i7 Grand Rapids. Furniture of quality. Sliop at Stanleyfs and saoe the rliffereneef' XVe Sell Better Furniture for Less Moneyv ' KUBALA FURNITURE sToREs INC. Buffalo, N. Y. 1502 Bl'0ilLlW2ly - TA: 4015 5315 Amherst St. - RI: 8834 HESS BROTHERS GUILD OPTICIANS The optical place with a parking place 133 West 9th St. Erie, Pa. I Compliments of S MINADEO'S SPORT CENTER I jackets - 121 VV. 9St. - Sweaters Erie, Pa. Haligglmw Sum, liiiik fin lil 4 :sill limi f mil 4 ' ' A I c I A Laundry work of all kinds Shirts a Specialty also Dry Cleaning ERIE LAUNDRY CO. 530 E. 19 St. Phone: 25-285 ERIE TIMES DAILY SUNDAY ERIE'S FIRST NEXVSPAPER George's Super Market 160 Driggs Ave. Brooklyn, N. Y. Tel. EV: 3-0676 G. Chlebowski, Prop. Bernards Restaurant French Creek, N. Y. Chicken, Steak - Sea Food Dinners, Ox Roast, French Fries, Short Orders All legal beverages, dancing Sat. We Cater to Parties Bernard Lepkowski, Prop. God's blessings and best of luck to our son Ronald and graduates of '54 Mr. Sr Mrs. A. W. Recko 3519 Talbotton Rd. Columbus, Georgia Heyl Physicians Supply Co. Medical 85 Surgical Supplies PRESCRIPTIONS 419-421 State St. Erie, Pa. Serrlcczncf iyczcnia :lla syna Kazia i jego kolegciw ktcirzy opuszcznjq progi tak wspcmialef uczclni Polska-Amerykafiskicj. Rciwniei pozostale- mu synowi Idzefowi i iego kolegom w niiszych odclzialacli, jakotei i wielebnym ksigimn profesorom, Ks. Sadowskiemu, i calemu zarzqclowi. PANSTWO JAKOB CZARNECKI 2500 East Auburn St. Ga: 6-3929 Serdeczne .iyczenia od Jana i Katarzyny Czarnecki i syna Edwina POLSKA GOSPODA 4th and Berks Phila., Pa. Zyczenia od Compliments of Leonard S. Czarnecki Stamslawa 1 Leokadjl Czarneckl FUNERAL DIRECTOR 1409 W. Hunting Park Ave. SKLAD SPOZYWCZY MI: 4-1965 Memphis and Berks St. Phila. Pa. Philadelphia 40, Pa. KAY 81 WARREN COMPANY Reclaimers of Industrial Diamonds 8a Diamond Powders Brooklyn 22, N. Y. EVergreen: 5814 - 5560 Congratulations and Good Luck: to our son and brother, and the graduating class of 1954 MR. 8: MRS. EDWARD KOWALKOWSKI 497 Amherst St. Buffalo, N. Y. K . Best wishes to Edmund and the Class of '54 from ANNA MCMALLEY 3039 Belgrade St. MONIUSZKO SINGING SOCIETY Org. Nov., 1891 Inc. Feb., 1918 1209 Reed St. Erie, Pa. Phila., Pa. T011 +8268 D. B. SCHUNKE W' J' Complete selection of- Classes made to your Doctor's Furniture - Stoves - Washing Machines Prescription T. V. - Refrigerators - Household Goods 112 East 10th Sf.. Rugs - Linoleum - Baby Carriages - Erie, Pa- Lamps - Appliances - Toys Office Hours: 9:00 A. M. - 5:30 P. M. Evenings by appointments 463-469 Amherst St. Buffalo, N. Y. PARYZ'S FOOD MARKET 1612 Electric Ave. Lackawanna, N. Y. WO 2651 NVE DELIVER Fresh Fruits 81 Vegetables, Daily Compliments of MR. 81 MRS. A. A. STARKEY RONALD A. STARKEY, '50 Varysburg, N. Y. Best wishes to our son Edward and the graduating class of '54 Mr. Sz Mrs. N. Gawel Buffalo, N. Y. M. A. Fillar Agency REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE Cor. Caldwall and Station Sts. Wilmerding, Pa. Best wishes from Frank's Barber Shop from Frank Kowalski, Prop. Saint JHIIIBS Church Special care given to children U 1111 Parade st. Erle, Pa. l Er1e, Pa. Congratulations fo the Congratulations to my nephew Class of '54 from Chris r. 81 Mrs. W. Rychlec Sr Family Miss Wallda Kulpinski Compliments of Jennie's Tavern 93 Chandler Street Buffalo, N. Y. Ted Sz Jennie Ciambor, prop. Congratulations to my nephew Ronald Szuminslci from Vance Makula Si Daughter Compliments of MR. 81 MRS. S. J. GUCFA Buffalo, N. Y. Congratulations to the Class of '54 JOHN R. GRYGIER 1001 Parade St. Erie, Pennsylvania Compliments of F ORTY'S CLEANERS 2914 Buffalo Road Wesleyville, Pa. Best Wishes RONALD WIKTOR, '53 NORMAN WIKTOR, '56 THOMAS WIKTOR, '57 SEMPLE CO. Distributors of Flour, Salt, Shortening 85 Milk powder Congratulations to our son di brother Ralph and the graduating class of 1954 MR. 8r MRS. KAWALEROWSKI 81 DAUGHTER 63 Reservation St. Buffalo 7, N. Y. Best Wishes SHUTLZ CANDY COMPANY 509 French Street Erie, Pa. CANDY - CICARETTES DAN DEE PRETZELS 85 POTATOE CHIPS Erie, Pa. Phone 53-664 HAMMERMILL PAPER CO. Erie, Pa. 6 3 5. M,QA z:T,.11iTi1il Distributors of York Commercial Refrigeration and Air Conditioning 1511-15 State Street Erie, Pu Phone 4-6351 Congratulations and Best Wishes for the future to our son Alexander A. and the Graduating Class of 1954 MR. 8: MRS. A. MALCZON 2833 Plum St. Philadelphia, Pa. Get the hast-get Sealtest Kollner's Inc. ESf.abliSh8d 1910 Super Markets 61 Quality Meat Stores Walter J. Kropp Throughout Long Island Featuring PHARMACIST and Specializing in County Fair Pork Pwducfs 2613 Alleghany Ave. Phiia., Pa. K. Kida 4350 Germantown Ave. Philadelphia, Pa. Congratulations to Jack Witlcowski from Mr. 81 Mrs. Bernard Witkowskl r. 81 Mrs. Stanley Kalinowski Mr. 81 Mrs. Anthony Babula Kings Lane 8z Mildred Ave. Andalusia, Pa. R. D. 1 Croydon, Pa. Service Soda 20 East 15 Street Bayonne, N. J. Jonas Macys 1077 Pratt Street Philadelphia, Pa. Compliments of Joe 81 Irene Lukasik 221 Nassau Ave. Brooklyn 22, N. Y. The Varsity Shop Sports Wear - Sport Shirts Haberdashery - Trophies Charlie Getz Phone BE: 0806 414 Amherst St. Buffalo 7, N. Y. Best Wishes Mr. 81 Mrs. Chester Straube 678 Manhattan Ave. Brooklyn, N. Y. Marian Realty Company REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE Notary Public M. Pajewski 3206 Aramingo Ave. Phila., Pa Greetings and best wishes from REV. FRANCIS S. PALECKI Class of '17 2645 E. Allegheny Ave. Philadelphia, Pa. KOCIENSKI GRILL 86 Grote St. Buffalo, N. Y. BEER - LIQUORS - WVINE Compliments of GRYGIER JEWELERS Lending Polish jewelers in Eric Better Values in Diamonds Erie, Pa. Congratulations to our Son ' Ronald : and Class of '54 ' I 81 MRS. JOHN SZUMINSKI A POLISH ARMY VETERANS Post 12 3178-80 Richmond St. Philadelphia, Pa. Congratulations to i Class of '54 ALBERT J . WELKA I 3359 Melwood Ave. ' Pittsburgh 19, Pa. Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1954 Compliments to the Graduating Class of 1954 from from - Mr. 81 Mrs. Peter F ranckowiak I Assumption Parish p 39 Reservation St. ' Buffalo, N- Y- Buffalo 7, N. Y. Congratulations QQ Best Wishes - ' to me Graduating Class of '54 South Srde Bakery l from I Complete Line of Baked Goods I Mr' sr Mrs' John Krewezyk Frank MHZllT6k - prop. , 1027 Grant St- Buffalo, N. Y. i Buffalo, N. Y. Theodore C. Hill F ' k L cl ren enar Robert I. DeBell I oLDEs'l' TAILOR IN TOWN Archie E, Ste,-1-et Suits - to order 545.00 Up - Ready made suits 325. to 837.50 Herbert L' Melhek I 1 , t , t John H. Hallenburg I 9 W'Ma1nf,H0ne,9g7g10n Own, Pa- Hill sf Hill Engineers ' NorthEast, Pa. Phone 1007 I La. 39393 Licensed for Buffalo 8: Lackawanna Everything Electrical Congratulations from I Wiring for power 8: light l Banas Electric Supply Rev' Klvcek I 1127 Broadway Buffalo, N. Y. J. A. Rudnicki Good Luck Men of '54 l . . 5 1289 Sycamore St- Mr. Sl Mrs. John Bozewlcz Buffalo, N. Y. West Conshohocken, Pa. I Ararat Cigar Store Geo' V' Themes Watchmaker and Jeweler ' 1208 Parade St. PhOI16 83194 2916 Buffalo Rd. I Erie, Pa- Wesleyville, Pa. G0d's Blessing and Best Wishes to our son, Norbert L. and the graduates of '54 MR. 8: MRS. LOUIS KUCINSKI 1313 Sycamore Street Buffalo 11, N. Y. Compliments JOHN JOSEPH KOLTUNIAK 665299 Assoc-iutvd with Ms.-Cabo Bros., Inc. 5300 Penn Ave. Pittsburgh 24, Pa Congratulations to the Class of 1954 from MR. 81 MRS. L. PERKOWSKI 452 Vermont St. Brooklyn 7, N. Y. Compliments of the JOHN PIERGALSKI FAMILY R. D. 13:3 Box 94 Uniontown, Pa. Compliments of MIKE JARMOLAK Ambler, Pa. CECILIA'S BEAUTY SALON Permanent, Spiral Sz Cold WVa1ving Tinting 8: Dyeing a Specialty Cecilia Gontarek, Prop. 1906 Church St. Philadelphia, Pa. Congratulations to our Son Richard and graduating Class of '54 from MR. 81 MRS. S. JANIS 5139 69 St. Maspeth, Long Island, N. Y. Compliments of HOWARD JOHNSON Congratulations and best wishes for a successful career to the Class of '54 and to my nephew, John S. Witkowslci, Jr. I from I ATT. JOSEPH S. MATALA, ,23 and cousin ' JOSEPH s. MATALA, Jr., '49 I 313 Amherst St. ' Buffalo, N. Y. WHITE EAGLE Bottling Works 4498 Livingston St. Philadelphia, Pa. Serdeczne iyczenia skladaja Towarzystwo Serca ,Iezus Towarzystwo Roialica Swifgtego Towarzystwo Sw. Barbary Towarzystwo Trzeci Zakon przy parafii Sw. Stanislawa Kostka Brooklyn, N. Y. Best wishes to our Son Edmund and the Class of 1954 MR. 8: MRS. C. WERWINSKI I 2530 E. Monmouth St. I Philadelphia, Pa. Best Wishes to the I Class of '54 I 1 Compliments of from ' KORINS MEAT MARKET JAMES E. ROBASKIEWICZ I 104 Nassau St. FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY Brooklyn 22. N- Y- 502 East 12th Street I I Erie, Pa. I Congratulations to Meyer - Quality - Fashion Correct Richard Bielawslci A P P A R E L God Bless dz Guide You Always for Grandma Kuhis Aunt Stachia Aunt Loretta MEN a WOMEN o BOYS P. A. Meyer 8 Sons E11IE's FOBEMOST CLOTHIERS 817-19-21-23 State St. Leff Optical Co. 768 Main St. Buffalo, N. Y. God's Blessing and Best Wishes to our son Richard and his fellow classmates Mr. 81 Mrs. M. Bielawski Bayside, N. Y. Congratulations to my Nephew Norbert and the graduates of '54 Mrs. Stephanie E. Milas Best Wishes to my Nephew Jack Witkowski from John Kubala Compliments of Dr. 6. Mrs. Alfred S. Bogucki Philadelphia 14, Pa. Compliments of A FRIEND of St. John Kanty Prep Dr. A. B. Cimachowski Forest City, Pa. Kolipinski Bros. 1119 Broadway Buffalo, N. Y. A Friend Add YOUR part to activating YOUR local Alumni Association Chapter! Keep alive the memories of KANTY school days 'md help maintain the fraternal bond indicative of former Kantyrtcs be they class of '17 or class of '54 St. John Kanty College Alumni ASSOClatl0H WESTERN N. Y. CHAPTER - BUFFALO, N. Y. Leonard A. Switala, jr., '48 - President Eugene j. jakubowski, '48 - Vice-president Daniel joseph Kij, ,48 - Secretary Louis j. Knbala, '30 - Treasurer With Sincere and Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of 1954 Western New York Ladies' Auxiliary of St. John Kanty College, Erie, Mrs. Anthony j. Swiatkowski - President Mrs. Louis Kucinski - Vice-president Miss Eleonore B. F ilipowicz - Secretary Mrs. joseph S. Matala - Treasurer P Ksigiom M isjonarzem za zboinq pracg, wychowanie mlodzieiy naszej w duchu katolickim i narodowym wyrazy glgbokiej czci i szacunku ZJEDNOCZENIA POLSKO NARODOWE sklada 155 Noble Street, Brooklyn 22, N. Y. Telefon EVergreen: 9-4704 Najwieksza Polska Organizacja na Wschodzie ZARZAD CENTRALNY WVh1dysh1W Bayer ,L ,Cenzor I T Leon V. Malanowski YVicecenz0r Ks. Prz1h1t.'Feliks F.- Burzgnt Kapclan Ian Smolenski Prezcs Czeshlwu Durska XV icvprczosku Jakob Arendarczyk VVic1-prezcs Jozef A. Glowacki Sckrcturz Ccneralny Edward j. Brachocki Kusjcr jozefu Baginska-Comlczyk Marja Kaminska Karolina Closiewicz Michalina Przybyszewska Karolina Makson Eugeniusz- Zaremba Alfons F. Kryszczynski Teodor Brzustowicz Antoni Gajewski Iozef I. Seborowski Ian Kadlubek Andrzej Pokrywka Zygmunt F. Sarnowski Adwokut Aldon S. Patlen Adwokut nu Stun N. I. Dr. Iozef L. Kostecki Lekarz Naczelny CHURCH OF OUR LADY OF MT. CARMEL Bayonne, N. J. Monsignor Anthony A. Tralka Pastor FRANK KUKURIN 81 SONS, INC Compliments of I Chartley Photo Studios PHOTOCRAPHIC SUPPLIES . 3208 Buffalo Rd. Wesleyville, Pa. Congratulations to Ronald Szuminski from Dr. 81 Mrs. Stanley Blach Congratulations Joseph C. Swiderski Sz Family Compliments Dusckas Funeral Home Wesleyville, Pa. , Osiecki Music Co. F. Slabek 1105 Parade St- Cedar 8z Tioga Sts. I Erie, Pa. Phila., Pa. I I Compliments of Compliments of Abbott Jewelers I 1110 state st. Erie, Pa. GET THE HABIT-BUY FROM ABBOTT Stan's Television Service DE: 7507 Compliments of Smith Furniture Co. 2911 Buffalo Rd. Wesleyville, Pa. Phone: 25-7309 Erie Chair and Dish Rental-Sales Everything for a Panty or Banquet 1620 Parade St. Erie, Pa. Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1954 from Mr. 81 Mrs. Joseph Rybak 49 Reservation St, Buffalo 7, N. Y. M. A. Krug 81 Son 1624 Peach St. Erie, Pa. Congratulations and Best Wishes Blair F. Gunther Class of '22 Best wishes to our son Chris and the graduating Class of 1954 DICHMDND BAKEDY Mr. 81 Mrs. B. Kulpinski 3038 Richmond Street Philadelphia 34, Pa. RE: 9-3473 Congratulations to Alex Malczon and class of 1954 Merchant Products Co. Margaret Gt Pearce Sts. Phila., Pa. Dutch-Maid Inn WHITE HORSE PIKE Lindenwold, N. J. S. Sarama, Prop., Class of '22 On your way to Atlantic City Stop in to see an Alumnus Congratulations and Best Wishes to the class of 1954 Dr. Francis C. Tyburski Congratulations to my son, Jack and the class of 1954 Irene Pilarz Phila., Pa. Best Wishes to our Grandson Jack: Witkowski and Graduating Class of 1954 Mr. Sz Mrs. Vincent Kubala Rev. Henry F. Krzywicki, '35 St. Laurentius Church Philadelphia, Pa. Swan Printing 8: Stationery, Co Incorporated Everything for the Office 123-129 Franklin St. Buffalo, N. Y. Stephen J. Czerwinski, Sec., 61 Tres. Epp Furniture 1307 State Street Erie, Pa. Compliments of L. Press 8: Co. 1216 State St. Erie, Pa. Catrabones News 2907 Buffalo Rd. Wesleyville, Pa. Compliments of Stella Rutecki 2767 Orthodox St. Phila., Pa. Compliments of Leon Sikora 4500 Almond St. Phila., Pa. John Gosik Tailoring - Remodeling - Cleaning Br Pressing 4506 E. Thompson St. Philadelphia, Pa. Compliments of Mr. 81 Mrs. F. A. Gosciminski 3178 Mercer St. Philadelphia, Pa. John J. Megiel, Inc. FUNERAL DIRECTORS 64-18 Flushing Ave. Maspeth 78, N. Y. Willow Restaurant 81 Tap Room Choice Foods Bt Liquors 55-70 64th Street Maspeth 78, N. Y. Best wishes to the Class of 1954 Alechny Family New Britain, Conn. Eugene Hammer GROCERY 81 MEAT 54-16 68th St. Maspeth, Long Island Teddy Backiel 6043 Maspeth Ave. Maspeth, N. Y. Miss Jean Choromanska and Miss Marie Szafranska Congratulations to my Nephew Paul Kowalkowski and the graduating Class of 1954 Mr. Edward Kasprzyk Peszko Service Station 481 Amherst Street Washing, Lubricating, Minor Repair XVork Congratulations to our son and brother, Leonard and the graduating class of 1954 from Mr. 8: Mrs. Joseph Figas Mr. 81 Mrs. J. Legn0sky81 Family Mr. 81 Mrs. V. Figas S1 Family Mr. 81 Mrs. E. F igas 81 Family Pvt. Eugene E. F igas COM PLI M EN TS OF F. KOWALINSKI POST NO. 4 POLISH LEGION OF AMERICAN VETERANS AND LADIES AUXILIARY 6151 Maspeth Ave. Maspeth, N. Y. To the following Graduates of St. John Kanty Prep Edward Gawel, Ralph Kawalerowski, Paul Kowallcowslci, Norbert Kucinski, Ronald Nowak, Ronald Szurninski, John Witkowski, Casimir Czarneclci and the Graduating Class of 1954 My Sincerest and Heartiest Congratulations Remain always loyal to Kanty and to the Vincentian Fathers REV. STANISLAUS J. WYSOCZYNSKI Class of '19 Congratulations to our Son, Grandson and Nephew and the entire 1954 Graduating Class from Mr. 81 Mrs. S. Nowak 432 Amherst Street Mr. 81 Mrs. V. Machniak 71 Grote Street Miss Mary Ann Nowak 71 Grote Street Buffalo 7, N. Y. CROWN BOTTLING WORKS PURE FOOD BEVERAGES Since 1916 551 East 22nd Street Erie, Pa Phone: 0-4436 John L. Szparaga 8z Sons Congratulations to a fine son and to the class of '54 DR. 81 MRS. JOHN S. WITKOWSKI Niagara Falls, N. Y. Compliments of K. Haldis - Furniture 3118 Richmond St. Phila. 34, Pa. Compliments of John F. Giesel 4424 Richmond St. Philadelphia 37, Pa. Compliments of Skeets Mercer 8a Lefevere Philadelphia, Pa. John J. Cerankowski UNDERTAKING CORP. 2635 Orthodox St. Philadelphia, Pa. Compliments of John R. Coral, '51 Compliments of Ed 81 John Skwierot Paperhanging 8: Decorating 4461 Livingston St. Philadelphia, Pa. Compliments of Mr. 8: Mrs. Edward Ziolkowski 5521 Harbison Ave. Philadelphia 24, Pa. Congratulation to our Grandson 8: Nephew Alex Malczon Mr. 81 Mrs. Adam Han Mr. 81 Mrs. E. Kochanowicz Philadelphia, Pa. Stanley Makowski Proprietor of Post Office Cafe Fine L liii eh 8: All Drinks You NVant 2696 Bridge St. Phila., Pa. Congratulations to our Nephew Alex and graduating Class of '54 Mr. 81 Mrs. Valentine Han Mr. 81 Mrs. H. Zyell Bridesburg Music 81 Electric Store Appliances - Radios - Religious Goods - Greetings Cards - Gifts 2605-07 Orthodox St. Phila., Pa. Thaddeus K. Zadrozney Custom Tailor Sz Designer Menis or Ladies Garments 4440 E. Thompson St. Philadelphia, Pa. Compliments of NATIONAL YEAST CORPORATION PLANTS Belleville, N . J. Crystal Lake, Ill. wvavmx WWC .2134 S f ooo ' T 9 ' vu S 6 ' by BR Arlrsa sr! EAD E it MR. 81 MRS. WESLEY DOMURAT CONGRATULATE THEIR SON CASIMIR AND ALL THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1954 ON THEIR GRADUATION I I 60-01 56 Rd. Maspeth, N. Y. Wm. Manyin, pm. TWining 4-8183 Manyiu Bake Shop I from A H YVeclding 81 Birthday Cakes our Specialty Bliss Anna Witkowski Bread ZS: Rolls Baked Fresh Daily and 61-04 Grand Ave. Maspeth, N. Y. Miss Alice Witkowski Congratulations to Paul Kowallcowski and the graduating Class of '54 Mr. 81 Mrs. J. Bojarski Compliments of Excel Appliances Stanley Czuba, Prop. 3058 Richmond St. Phila., Pa Rev. Michael J. Szczygiel Philadelphia 34, Pa. Class of '27 Rev. Stanislaus Fronczek Philadelphia, Pa. Class of '27 S. Pianki TAXI SERVICE 108-47 153rd St. Jamaica, N. Y. Mr. 81 Mrs. Walter Okrzynski 244 12th Ave. North Tonawanda, N. Y. Vic 81 Kay Beauty Shoppe 109-20 Sutphin Blvd. Jamaica, N. Y. Compliments of St. Joseph's Parish Uniontown, Pa. Kucllas Fuel Oil Service 748 Oliver St. North Tonawanda, N. Y. Best wishes to the Class of 1954 from Johnson 81 Flick TIRE SERVICE Erie, Pa. if my , ZS S? 9' 355953 5 W Q, 1' if A Q Elin gp ., v , A .4 ,fe 'ig QS? wi 4 If ? Qs f f 4 Q 4, if 2 i ,g ,g Q3 ii' 4 0 ' w , iff ,K s if 'V 'I' 1:73 N 3, lit iff? U 9371 . A 4 , Q ,lwx , Q wx. , say ,XF . 'ummm ' ,, E, H , it E X 5 4,