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

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CATHERIINE MEZYDLO St Mich el The highest graces of music flcw from the feelings of the heart Emmons Her winning smile ccompanied by her sweetness made her a friend among friends DOROTHY MIKOLAJCZYK Sullivan The small courtesies sweeten life the greater ennoble Bovee Ever willing to extend a helping hand when the sailing was tough DOROTHY NOWAKOWSKI Immaculate Conception To be doing good is man s most glorious task Sophocles Dottie and her pleasant manners are synonymous IRENE OWCZARZAK Immaculate Conception Piety is a silver chain uniting heaven and earth temporal and spiritual God and Man together. - Caussin. Dependability accuracy and polished manners are lrenes in abundance. LORRAINE PIOTROWSKI St. Michael Good nature is one of the richest fruits of true Christianity. - H. W. Beecher. Determined peppy and full of glee' the type of girl every- one is willing to see. MARGARET PRZYBYSZ St. Mary Magdalene Life, in all ranks and situations, is an outward occupation, an actual and active work, - W, Humboldt, Well liked, laughed easily, and in company was always re- freshing, EVELYN RADOWSKI St. Mary Magdalene Cleanliness is indeed, next to Godlinessf' - John Wisley, Ever willing-ever kind, A type like her is hard to find. ELIZABETH SMOLINSKI St. Michael ln clothes clean and fresh there is a kind of youth with which age should surround itself. - Joubert. Blonde, blue-eyed, and always a perfect specimen of attrac- tiveness, 'rw- QN V9- H' 1 Y. l I iii E .S gym...

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ELAINE KAMINSKI St. Michael Whatever is worth doing at all, is worth doing well. - Chester- field. Blonde, inquisitive and very loyal, she was truly a friend in need! ANNE KARPINSKI St. Michael The heart that is to be filled to the brim with holy joy must be held still. - Bowes. A genuinely demure lass with a heart of gold. LORRAINE KRAWCZYK St. Michael Kindness is the golden chain by which society is bound to- gether. - Goethe. Petite in stature, yet overflowing with joviality. REGINA KRUSZYNSKI St. Michael Peace is rarely denied to the peaceful. - Schiller. Sweetness and cooperation have won for Reggie the admira- tion of all the students. LORRAINE MANNICH St. Mary Magdalene She that was ever fair and never proud, had tongue at will, and yet was never loud. - Shakespeare. A loving character, a splendid school spirit, and an abundance of fun were Lorraine's sterling traits. LORRAINE MARCINIAK St. Michael A song will outlive all sermons in the memory. - H. Giles. Bubbling over with enthusiasm, Marci was a splendid enter- tainer, an extremely good athlete, and always concerned about the welfare of others. MARTHA MARCINKOWSKI St. Michael Good humor is one of the best articles of dress one can wear in society. - Thackeray. Her sincere laughter, and her serious attitude toward studies, rated her high amongst us. THERESE MATEJ KO St. Michael Thy voice is celestial melody. - Longfellow. Her super abundance of energy lead her into the path of an adventurous life at St. Michael's. S , if i

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M ' 4 c, at 5 Siva. ALICE SOBIESZCZYK St, Bronlslava 'Grace vs to the body what good s nse as to the mrnd -- toucould Calm sedate and always determln d to succeed THERESE SZAJ ERSKI St Br nts ava There as wusdom In generoslty as xn everythvng else Spur geon Her wunnmg p rsonaluty has captivated the hearts of all her classmates JACQUELINE SZCZECHOWIAK St Mschael The sweetest garlard to the sweetest mald Tucfell l-ler dainty and lovely ways as well as her thoroughness un performlng her duties were outstanding DOLORES SZYMBORSKl Immaculate Conceptnon Snncerrty a deep genuine heartfelt slncerrty as a trant t true and noble manhood Sterne Serene and very ktnd all an all a grand person GERALDINE TOMASZEWSKI St Mlchael As true as steel Shakespeare Her keen Interest an sports and her snmplnclty toward all graded her as the perfect gurl JANE WARZYNSKI St Michael e ll thlngs rn th If own pecullar place and know th t 0 er ss the greatest grace Dryden ntlen ss and sweetness are her prize contributions to our memcne DOROTHY WASIK St Mary Magdalene As merry as the day as long Shakespeare Studs us rd very wntty she was wnthout a single worry or care DOROTHY WIANCEK St Mlchael Common sense IS the knack of seenng thrngs as they are and doung thungs as they ought to be done C E Stowe ulet docnl srmple and sweet 57 4 Sv' 'TT' 1 1 fren 2 -V li 1