St Michaels High School - Michaelian Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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LAVERNE WODARCZYK, Vlce-Presldent Immaculate Conceptlon Only the brave know how to forgave t rs the m st reflned and generous pltch of vlrtue human nature can arrlve at Sterne Laverne possesses many lovely tralts but retlnement of manners and a peaceful way of looklng at thungs seem to lead all the rest MARGARET GERMICK Treasurer St John the Baptlst True eloquence conslsts IH saylng all that prop r and nothlng more Rochefoucould Though unusually q let M rge s a lot of f lndustry and serlousness of purpose were her mann characterlstlcs LILLIAN BARTKOWIAK Social Chalrm n St Mlchael Ambltlon IS the spur that makes man struggle wlth destlny, lt as heavens own lncentlve to make purpose great and achlevement greater - Donald G Mltchell Aways cheerfu alwa s pretty lways wllllng and e er r y LQRLTTA SARNOWSKI Secretary St Brcnlslava Ther as an unspeak ble pleasure uttendlng the lute of a voluntary student Gcldsmlth Her stcrllhg character plus her lovlng dlsp sltlcn won her many trlends THERESE BRZYKCY Buslness Manager Immaculate Conceptlon God lways has n angel of help for those who are to do thelr duty F J Cu r Falthfulness hone ty and slncerlty dlstlngul hed There e from thc rest of us I MARCELLA KMAK Edltor ID Chlet ff! Immaculate Conceptlon the wo chlds tht we OVHCIQLISY pn Mwrcn 'W Mg X 'Q-. 1 l Depend on no man on no frlend but hum who can as depend on hlmself l-le only who wcts c nsclent ously toward hlmselt wlll act so toward other Lavat r Thoughtfulness and a hugh degree ot underst ndlng ,fa Wu.. fy--' ar Page Nnne ,l , I i O I 31- .Y a T v ead . ,V - . , , e a . ' Y f ' T .H f- J , l - . , 1 ' ' Q ' ' ,, Is e . , f u' , a wa un Q , ' a a 1 A -Q ll , G , i , , yle . ' , S , ' ' S .WN H - - , . 4 ng C O . Q V an f V , s. - e ' e . 1 -e - l a V 1 Q' I are t or a so Y, ' l I Cn I 1. F . ' MW 'iw f A R I 4 ,JM ff . W V , Q W V I , -- 7 R . Q T ga- gn , x , ' , K K I W l f

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Page Enght CIGSS IDOQITI We sut and dream bunldlng castles In the aur We remnnusce Lute was good and kind and faur It offered tame for study work and play Gundnng us gently on day by day We stall snt and dream a vusnon of a shup appears But we are brave and no earthly fears Envelope our souls We stare at the wheel The motor the compass and the anchor of steel Oh' what a story the ship could tell Of nts own lute as well as comrades that fell In spite of danger thus shop came safely home Its COMPASS astray dnd not let at roam What sumulanty between ourselves and a shup luke thus The very thought fnlls us wrth heavenly blvss We too roam the cold and rough sea of lute Encounternng joy and sorrow and many a strute FAITH ns our compass directing the way The HEART as the motor keepzng us alnve each day The MIND the steernng wheel to guide us along And the WILL an anchor choosang rrght from wrong Lnvnng up to the above wuthout hesltatnon We Il surely reach Heaven-our destlnatvon But to God we must turn for wnsdom and might That we may obtain grace always to see the LIGHT We have related our dream to you And now tus tnme to bud You ADIEU And as our shup to nts shore wnll soon arruve We hope you II be proud of the Graduates of Forty tnve' Marcella Kmak 45 1 1 -- I11- 4 11 . y I . 1 ' 1 1 1 ' , . 1 1 , . 1 , . , . , ,. . . , . 1

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ALBINA BARON St. Michael True delicacy that most beautiful heart-leaf of humanity exhibits itself most significantly in little things. - Mary Howitt. Sweetness, simplicity and gaiety are Albina's treasures. EDNA BARON, Assistant Business Manager St. Mary Magdalene A good word is an easy obligation, but not to speak ill requires only our silence, which costs us nothing. - Tillotson. Edna will be best remembered for her neatness and gentleness. EVELYN BALCERAK St. Michael Artists are nearest God. Into their souls He breathes His life and from their hands it comes in fair, articulate forms to bless the world. - J. G. Holland. Even on gloomy days, the sunshine of her smile carried us a long way through. ESTHER BOGUSLAWSKI St. Michael ln this world it is not what we take up, but what we give up, that makes us rich. - Beecher. When God distributed good humor, it is evident that Esther received it in great abundance. SYLVESTRA CIESIELSKI Immaculate Conception God has two dwellings, one in heaven, and the other in a meek and thoughtful heart. - lzaak Walton. Ever charitable unto others. CLARA DAMPTS Sullivan One of the best uses of originality is to say common things in an uncommon way. - Klopstock. Clara is the type of a girl you can't help liking. MARIE FIALKOWSKI St. Michael PoIiteness is good nature regulated by good sense. - Sydney Smith. Her generosity and willingness add that little something to her loving personality. VERONICA KALINOWSKI Immaculate Conception A light heart lives long. - Shakespeare. Her keen interest in the welfare of others characterized her as a loving classmate. 'N- K - .a t llluiw .iii-ll...s. ' 1.--