Sweetest Heart of Mary High School - Marian Yearbook (Detroit, MI)
- Class of 1932
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School days are the happy days that keep us working towards the desired goal willingly, happily, patiently, and successfully, without con- sciousness of friction or undue fatigue. Love, sympathy, tact and patience bring us into happy fellowship. We work cheerfully and happily together, loving the work and honoring ourselves and one another, one purpose com- mon to all, being, to do the best possible thing for the school and for our- selves as units in the school. Our motto, expressed or unexpressed, is, Each for all, and all for the Right! All the years of our student life we are for the most part on the receiving hand. Dear school days! Not a step of our progress is without its lessons, many of them hard to learn, and oft-times very discouraging to us, who yet know so little of the life into which we are born. But we are brave, and when the teachers smile encouragingly, we give a happy response forgetting everything else in the joy of being alive. With the smile of every good influence ever resting in richest benedic- tions upon us, our lives are indeed as calm and quiet as the peaceful flow of a little brook, which need take no thought of its own existence but flow on and on, with its face turned ever upward toward the sunshine. These are very happy days for us, progressing ever onward, because we are so impelled by our own natural impulses, and are coaxed by our faithful teachers. Held in our memories are thoughts of school There to remain as the years roll by Monuments such as no hand can design Let Fate do her worst these are relics of joy Bright memories of school days she cannot destroy Aucr CLOWACKA 32 1 4 ' : r-7: -......1,L-.11 I.-m-4: 7: . : r 1 za :1 Y 4: :: :: 1: -- ' :: : : : J t If l tl 4 tt Y t l 3 W u ' ? , , it i i 1 it ' 5 f 1 E, l xx H V B 1 P0 . t it 4 ' 1 is 9 L I . , ' 1 Memories of school days, so happy. 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'H 5 5 5 ' 3 PATRUN: A T1 I E 3 X St. Anthony 1 V W : ' , Q , 3 A. f li OFFICERS: Q 5 5 ' BERNICE MAZANKOWSKA o oo..o .ooo o President ' s 'f , , i STELLE WISNIEWSKA .o.. oo,,oA V ice-President l L : ' lg ALICE GLOWACKA ooA.o oooooo S ecremry gy ii RAYMOND Now1cK1 ..,.ooo oo,., T reansurer K 9 2 Y T6 i Q Q ,g,..-.......-..-.---.--.-..-..-..-.U-. .... -...-..-.....-.,...-u.-nM.-...-..-..-.--..-.--..-.....-......5....,,Q, y ,gg Sixteen z '1 7 ' Zi n1su+:n1: zgi, igqiqq1gq1q7:--e: ' fx 1: 1141:-1 3101 Train-next, xfxf, H H W li ,y The Green and the Silver 'Q Class Colors Our voices rlng out to you' v In depths of our hearts yet untold 1 Loyal and always true we hold l The dearest meaning concealed in you You re an emblem we cherish And shall keep dear forevermore. In life storms ere we reach the shore You for guide and captain we ever wish. Beautiful nature displays thee In green grass and silvery dew Each sprlng morn on the earth w1de t ro' You do appear resplendldlyl You re hidden too in woodlands In green leaves and silvery clouds above, It s grand to seek the emblem we love, That ever proudly above us stands In g1g3l'll1C green waves of ocean ,J ,9 I g ,9 , ll 9 9 1 3 M l ll s i 9 n W -l , at ll 9 9 1: , , '1 5 in A ' 9 f ll na sa ug 79 1: ' ' 1 H I . 1 . . h :1 UI H , . . 7 H 7 9 9 V GL 99 I as - vo A H 9 4 x: ri: , 1: 1 :: . . 44 ,, T - , ug 79 - an J . . 8 ll 9 9 9 H aa - 79' W H l :r Q it H in 1 Jian--li--010111: 27: :rfb-1-ufz:-:: :un :min :u1nn7:u7:n7':u--:: an Iii J It-,. it-Q ff' Y ,: , - p-q1q1cn:n- E. I K 5 L F N az 6 I' I Q. E K E E Q 'I Q. as .9 7 . 9. 3 F, l' 1,- Y 2 2, C ff -ln'-dxni Ki 11 -44 :.4--,T4.1. p 4 I VF?- R4 11 -I I . u .- ,j'Am-I 'Z,,at 1. I u n U I H H 1. ll u 4. ,c.,.i ..-4s. Q, 4 PAP 'K-ff 4 ? 2 DP T 9 55, Q., L- 6 :uv V 5: 1 Gmc' , F.-.L 7 253 i HCDKZ i Em CEE.. X SEO . ,-,mg 'E Q 2 Q A Hg?- Q cngofi 'S EQ5 tr: '10 5 2 95 m 5 .39 2 'S .ji 5 nil N gl '- l N fx in ff? is W. H fiwxbfd fzr -'wr' ins-'ZBA ws'- Seventeen M a r i a n ! T--------i- .... - ..,. - .... - ,... - .... -....- .,.. -..-...........-.........-..- - -..-..-,.-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-HT 5 2- l E l 5 x l l 5 a l 1 l l 5 4 I . I g l I l I l l l ! x l l l l ' r 1 i i i 5 X l I N x I i I S 'I l 1 i l l 1 X 1 . f I ' - l 1 l 1 X l l X e A l ' l ! i I l U E l iq I , 1 f e li lf -! ST. ANTHONY l Q , l if ' Our Class Patron 5 ' 1 x Hail. St. Anthony, model of Chastity! Q 2 llumlmlest of all earth's retinue, X ' Q RL-splenclent in the Courts of Christ Almighty, 4 I Thy heart illumines God-given virtue. Q xl 2 it g Most powerful, noble Saint, all hail! i . Ciocl's masterpiece of art, 4 ' XVe know petition cannot fail A ' NVhen linked with name so clear to heart. rx Q Thou clicls't love the Infant, so free of taint, l 5 ln thy most fair simplicity, g Show us. Oh thou illustrious Saint, Q ,Q How we may pattern thee. l 5 Stelle Wisniewska '32 X i I H Q 3 Eighteen Nwf, NW!-QMJAY UV Marian 1 -4. .1 Wa-A VIOLET Oh, thou bright floufr of the earth That blossoms in the month of May, I see thee filled with child-like mirth Tho' the sunlight steals away! Why? for in thy petals fair, Upon thy leaves, and in thy seeds, Is many a secret hidden there, That only spiritual hunger feeds. 'W pill ---111u---d--uu-nn1uu1nn-ss1u1nn1uu1nn1uu1un1 1-50- What virtues can there be so priceless Humility, patience and modesty? These are concealed in your blooming reshness And only God-life souls them can see I pray that these beautiful virtues, Be learned and admired in your heart This treasureful flow'r do love it so, For the lesson it does in our souls impart MARY ANN KOLODZIEJSKA P ' of , . FQ' :Ml I In bd ,M ......-........-..-......f:.... 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Y v ' l K 8 Q 1 I 1 It 7 1 7 l -an1u1u1uu1ua1un-uniouiun-11a--.u1uu1un--u1uu--u1u--u1n- 1-11 1 '1.- - +1-1 1 :--- - 1 --11--1-ui-u1uu1-n-os1or1u'd 2, wmv-,,w:.f Q11 Twenty 7 I ij M a r ia n 4 pkziniuzz uu1u:iuu1u::Yn: nfl -nu1u.7uu1un1n:7u: uzfuz-1: ul-1::'W::: :ez n1u1uf ul1nl1n1n1u1ul-uw-in E ing . 2: 1: , l ,Q 1: J A if 5 ,Q 5, ,L 1 :1 1 I W . x l l H 1 Q L JANE BORDO W ' L llniinnculnle Conception Schooll T ' V 1 , lf 'fsne is divinely bent L Q Q to meditation J 2 l ' Q Historical Club Q K Q Glee Club 7 9 N : H I i i N J 1 ii F' A gg W H 1 5 g l N ' 'Q T i 1 H 5 as : 4 I ll ! hd - U I 1 f i L : j I l li: E A .3 T I l X 4 HELEN BUZA i Q g H QSI. Allwrtus Schcm!J T 1 N : 1 nd The charm of her presence , was felt, wherever i ' 5 I1 she went i- 5. : i Literary Staff - Marian ii K ' Glee Club, Secretary YQ Q Spanish Club I l ' 5 Library Club i If shorthand Club i W 1' I 1' i 5 'Q 1 f H I R . I Q 3 4.-M..-..-...............-..-..-..-.,.-M..-...-.,...-,.-.,-.u-...,-...-,n-..-.,-.-...-..-..-..-..-..-.....-..L , 5,5 Twenty-one 4 44 -751 . Yi. Fx if ..: w v-,Q -1 M a r i a n 5 ll C 1 ! fi ! 1 's I i I ,S HELEN CEN DROWSKA lSt. Hyacinth Schooll Finds tongues in trees, books in running brooks, and good in everything' Spanish Club Glee Club Shorthand Club JOSEPHINE FLAGA It is better to wear out than to rust out Historical Club Secretary Glee Club .... Mk.. niuziuui:linu-.u,:n1nl1..- .--n1nn1::4::1nl: ::: Y ::4::7::7::7::7::,fY :: :: :: :rin -1' : W. ll e ' , m ! U l ' ' rr 2 5 if I i H H X zi 1: , H J zz -,Q , H 01 4' QA ,' V YY U ? . Q -- e 1 N S Q C C ly u e M I L Q ll Z, l ' il F lj ll P9 ' zu A ll X 5 :Q E H I! N Q -W M-u 3 im :H-u M-M---H if 'jg W mfg 1' .g Twenty-two E ! l 3 0' Q 1 1 2 1 'grv 1 Mdfian 4,-1,1 . ... 1 1 1 1 1 1: '-:lim-:r -1: .::.:7u-in-1::i:: ' 11:1 ::l:l1u- lr ROSE GULLAS 1: CSt. Cyril and Mezhodius School? ,, I find earth not grey but rosy Heaven not grim but fair of hue Historical Club U cflee Club ALICE GLOWACKA ' lSt. Francis School! The power of thought, the magic of the mind Editor-in-Chief - Marian l Class Secretary Spanish Club Library Club Glee Club Shorthand Club, President l ez lv I H 1 ,i,....,...................-..-...-..........-..-..-..-..-..........-.....u-...-..-..-...............-.............-..g.. yd f 1 My Legg fair .X'if: ,npV'1:.hf 'Lg,A t+i'rfffN X, . 5: Twenty-three 'E' H an LQ if ii 1 1 44 W rf. N r, WT la H W l 5 l li A T f- ug ff, s LM lf ,Q 1:2 H .. 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M a r ia n 1:.NYff -if-2 'T' WK +lils-asia:-7:1 5: :: :zf 4:7 nzfuuia:-uuinlzrxcz :Z :: ::7:: i - nz nf: :Q : ' -an-:: nu ' Y ximian- In h-r youll find an inspiration a jlam - for nob.er things in life Sci 001 Librarian Make-up Editor - Marian G1- Club u Sunshine Club : Shorthand Club Lead.,r o- the Senior Hop 1: II II H W 2 5 NK Fx ff ------A I II ! . 1' I if I, I 1 Q? :I J L 4 I S MARY ANN KOLODZIEJSKA I , I : II ' I H ol , I A If ' Il N' 1 i I 3 ' I I A I ' ' ,,, : I I l fy I X ii i IJ ' ' TT 7 I E VIRGINIA KABACINSKA T! E I carc for nobody, no, not I, Y if ncbody cares for me I: 5 E 1 Glee Club ' X Spanish Club IK ,. 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' Sunshine Club b Leader of the Senior Hop 4 A i1 Circulation Manager-Marian Q X x U Shorthand Club i F. lp N fl J Jr 11 L vi ll l K 5 11 , .H , ,K I if ,L 12 .2 qi :rn an in nc su n :: 1: ::-n: ,,:: ::, :: :: -- nf: :: ::-an xi: ,:::: :: :: 1: xfxl: 1 I nu ,gg Twenty-six M a r i a n 4: ,?,i:,:::v,:7,,,,,,,,Z:.T,-...-.,:i,........-.,.,-.:,,-.1, 1 :Q-af-.gf :ffx -::::: ::7n:::7:::ff 'rr-rl-'ir'-'F' lv if if 'X ii ig n, it H H 3 Z! Q ta J TJ I F ADELAIDE OSINSKA 1 4 N' wt F W H By diligence she wins n W ,I V her ways fl Historical Club - President FQ X H Glee Club Shorthand Club 4 W 11 S E lg if 2' ET ll z. 'Q 1 f' 5 I1 H 4 P V L E, I H ' N '1 H if 2, Q Ep If 4 .3 H W 1 X H I rj Q LILLIAN ROSINSKA ll X H E 'J H Faithful as the sun in H R Y 1: the heavens X , First Manager of Sweet Shop H 'L s Library club F' W Spanish Club A A E H Glee Club ,, 5 1, X , fl Q P ' x :s gf W ' V S It :N I Q 1' 'x m 9 H ' Q H W 1: 4 af-H he 1--- - ----H y Q ,gl-if Twenty- en 1 A ll I 5 1. - 2 J 43 2' ,I E J 3 w N i 1 ! G H 1 I H -1- Twenty-eig --11.31-ui.: N. ' N,x?- ,:E'iv'15Ts-1v i,:..a4f.. . M a r i a n L.. f-'ffl '..:f-2 Jn v2x 1f'1 Fx n1up1.. nn-1 11:11nu,nv-1u-infan-..1n:7n::-n:i::i:g ' ' :: W :fx sei: 31 ANNE SMAGACZ Quiet and cheerful as a lark Spanish Club Library Club Glee Club Shorthand Club EDW N RZEPECKI I dare do all that may b om a man Llterary Staff arian Sudshme Club Chairm Glee Club H 1: H H N 1 1 al' 'm,, ,,r27s-:..1-LfMAr..wf Marian Spanish Club Glee Club 1 I J E of L It , I 5 ? Q 5 ,P 1 1 wt .1 5 ' u w V T M 5' Q LI L T11-1-4-Q-......-..-.. M- lig.11.41114ing1.........1q,1.n14.1,,1..1..1un1.,iu 'O 1?- DOROTHY SOBOCINSKA Her smile was like a rainbow, ., flashing from a misty sky -pg1.gg1..1qg1.g.-q.1.q1q.-qlinqiuu1Mlm..-.gn...glim'1nn1g..1,,..1un1nn1..,,1nu- ,A..nu 1,.u1.u--1111.51.51 JOAN SMYK Gentle in manners but resolute in deeds Associate Editor - Marian Class Co-ed - Marianette Library Club Glee Club Shorthand Club J 4 Z li E Q if it L Ii 5 2 . I. I 2 N hw-. far .awe-'-. ,ff A-P'z..A Jun-v was -ses -2-mf'-fs Hx rf' Twenty-nine fx 5 1 I 5 as Q Q l 'Q a i if Q 'a 1 u ,wh Q F 5 Q 5. x 5, rt ...' ,sd-7 ww:- -'rmnfwuf M a r i a n 6 Ill- 4 A U E T T 1 I E T 4 .K . Y .. ., 1 an Y ., .. :I U 14 11 1 1 , w 1: Ii .. . . .. ,, . i H H ir x l ,, Ll I 4... Y l1uu1nu1un1-I.-l-...uw-.m4....-u...-.-u1-. an--1. ... n, ulu. :mimi-:?,n: r -1 :: :s-ar 'z:'-slain-'HI ELIZABETH TOTH fst. Cyril and Mcthorlius Schm On her tongue is a law of kindness Literary Staff - Marian Historical Club Glee Club Shorthand Club JU AN N E SZACHTA Bring with thee Quips and pranks and wanton wiles Nods and becks and wreathed smiles . Glee Club, President Library Club Sunshine Club Shorthand Club -gg .. as--Y ,. .. .n .n .. ,,--uf-ng-H..-u-17-,-1-u1n'1uu1un-un..l.v-.niul-1.114.141 ll l U I ! N H V H Qu H In lf ir li W w ll N i A I w E II I if I l E E I N h 1 w I. I x 5 24 5 4 w F. f e, ' ' Y .hun sick ., rg p-mm . v l n I M a r i a n ,+o1ucn ul--:: a: :: ::7:: 'u:4u-nzinn-uzf -: u--lu-nu-sez-ln1u:lu1un--ninuinniul--llill--nlll-ul Q ll l 1. 1: in Q fr A 1: 4 l. STELLE WISNIEWSKA N X Y She stood above the rest, Q proudly eminent, stood J I like a tower 5 : l Class Vice-President H Business Manager - Marian J' Q ll Spanish Club, President Glee Club 1 El Library Club X ir Senior Hop - Chairman H Sunshine Club 5 1 Bunco, Pastime Committee Q, Shorthand Club Q 7 ? if E1 if C ll 4 L X L 5 Tl HELEN ZAWACKA ll Wherever valour true H is found, f'wU7f H True modesty will there 1: llb01l1ld ' Historical Club l I 1 l I QQ? . bd Q l H 1 . 1 5 F l A S Ji fl e, li gg rl, if 1 l l . , H 3 A ' IN K P 'E ll my l Glee Club 'E V' rs l is l p H N W H N . 65 ll l li Q 5' H 5 1: ll H Vp I , +-uliuniuulauznn-I: :xTzszacluiuuxuu:mnLxinniun-1nu-uuiuninn11n1nn1un-nu--uxuuinu-nuniluillxn--it-Aft L mg who gixrslx fi l -U: fx -X'if..T '..i' 1bh- if-v .-19Ail .flV 'iwm 'lfm:..'b-1- Ami'-QN - ji Thirty-one 5 ,. 2 at ,J r L . ' I S 4 L H, t . t - 5 1 4 v I 4, 't I Q a 1 1 L N. 1.5 x,,v,.A3a, -s,wz,.fwf,,,,qf., M a f i a ,L M W -Lays-vel ggatz-.121 wvQ'1,rxPm7Q H -- 7--7 ---7 , W ., 1: ,, l1UiL +2 ' RTK Jl:7lin+--f-- :e+--- ar-1:7---ar Ju 111711: Y 1:70 -- -- - ic ' ' uf 1:71 :sirius-'Q Class Poem For two short years our lives have been enriched, Developed, broadened, by our coming here. Our minds and hearts in varying degree Have taken up and slowly made their own Rock-bottom truths that others, strong in years, Have found to be unchanging and supreme. More joy had come to us within this time Than all the unlived years of life can bring, Friends gained through hours of common toil and fun, Ideals and motives for the days ahead, , The satisfaction felt from duties doneg The realization of the debt we owe, The will to pay it through anotheris joy. Life is a tangled knot of days and days, Of years and years, until the soul has found Its mark. Then purpose, like a golden thread, Runs through each day and year, each thing we do Weaving the time-proof pattern of a life Worthwhile. The years will be the proving ground Where we shall stand for all the world to see What strength is ours, what courage born of strength What Vision,-from its sacrifice to us. Always aided, thus shall we strive to aid. STELLI-I WISNIEWSKA '32, 9 tj I if i t L E. l F 5 E 5 i t Q , gtg I f fe' t ym't ',,,. lzgf' .Ii-'n,,,j b: 5fgh .f4Q '5.,f'Uf 24p4'L5z. i-:ffl-45 'Y.,.. Thirty-t XV 0 Marian 1:71411 :Z t: 2 2: It :l1l01Il7I It ll'il D11 33' lllfl- IJ-ll-I If 1 115 23'---- 11 ff? 5's9 A 5 cl be Silver ooo. Linen. 11 QQ-:.1.H111:1d-111521: Haxlt QI -me Mo. ' iu's Col-cvs pvouo -- XB 81,8 - ings 1: E 4 J-.1511 1141+ .1 2,5541-1.1 1 S11 ' ue! uno Qvcevx we Plclx-Ke om looe, uvx - 435 N3 5+f.-Elf :ef JQF: 11: Mem-ries so oem io Sou anal me I ' . A QLLDIL 1: ' J 5: P E F F ' ' i-I 1: Our Sweebl-eil Meow? we bon - ox' Tbee in-:a' 3 5 I ff e 'J E 6- CJ :J 1 I H -6 H some lane the Blue, owxo wlruie, Q-acl 1: . I 1 . . li 1 JoJfJJyJiJ- Jil. J 11 0XN'X'QY5 Nxt. Skt-'Kev og Solo - ew: light The I 1 . 1 . 1 1 f ee: Q11: 1 Hash of 'Uye Sveevm Nev - U slleevv. , ld J 3 -5 J ,J E Q I 6 1 IQ J 'Houck ' X15 uvx-Svvls our ,Bova - HCV F W1 .1413 JEJUA 41. 13 DAM - hols og horn. uno log-5 - al- is 11 M Y - I 15 54 Je .L Ii JI: .EI 4' 5 -' ' I See, XXI:-u flue suv: - Sx7'KYXG'5 gleam 'Tho' lJ 4 JL4 5 ,1 1 Q1 S :J S' -2 1 ij F col - cvs me vnu-, vw Baku moi gurl om . A Com- A' J tl A 1: JW J J J f: Q - I U loaweo xo 'vile - uv: omg: gveevx H II. H Hall, our Sweetest Heart proud of thy name are we :1 Jollest school in Detroit. you must ever be Three cheers for Alma Mater kind 1 Where glory, knowledge you will find. 11 H 'H I I -If X ?xl2lHl ll:!l'H4 4 Thirty-th 2 M a r i a n Taglgg ,E ..:,.,,,:, 1 - 2:2 5 1, 2 2 :Q -.-:Wa I-'aw is 1: 2: 1, . 14 1: : 1 -1: 1: I ll Class H zstory 5 Q ll Ti' ll 9 Our goal is reached! We are now at the junction of many roads-the end of the path of Commercial High School Life - the path we have trod for two J .. ears. I y Much as I dislike digressions, I, myself, shall make one right at this point, ll for I feel that a retreading of the path in retrospect will not be amiss. lj We entered upon this by-way of Life as juniors, with a feeling of joy, tinged if it H with exultation, in that, now, we too were high school students, and more, it I l' students of the Sweetest Heart of Mary Commercial High. Above all other feel- ig I H ings, however, quriosity reigned supreme, curiosity regarding the teachers, sub- H if jects of study and new surroundings. ,, it Gradually we became accustomed to the work, the rules, and the regulations ll H of this institution. Our first undertaking was to elect our Class President and his ' V H assistants. The Junior Class, headed by the able guidance of the officers, con- H I tinued to journey step by step. As time passed, our way was darkened by the ' fl ! clouds of exams but, as always, After clouds comes fair weather , it was again ' brightened by the sun of pleasing lectures, together with class activities. By the it end of the first semester the novelty of our position, that of high school students, H -K had worn off, but it left behind an indelible mark of the wisdom that comes only H l j with age. H 5' During the second semester, we eagerly set about busying ourselves in var- M t ious ways to raise money to help the Class Fund . Our aim was high and by lj careful guidance, we were able to hit the mark . Obstacles in our path, even l ll rocks, in the form of new studies, which we encountered in the first term were ll I it overcome. The remainder of the ascent passed uneventful and soon we dwelt in il j ,, Senior Land. fi '4 jj The present school year found us smaller in number, but what we lacked in ,, ' it number we more than made up for in spirit. We were eager to complete the final lap of the Business Course. To our surprise we found the new subjects not so l ll difficult as we first considered them to be. ij Days passed by and then came the election of class officers. What excite- it T ment pervaded the air! Who would be most trustworthy, faithful, and loyal? On 'Q lt whom could we place our Senior future with a feeling of safety? The result of ,I A' ,, the election was as follows: Bernice Mazankowska, Presidentg Stelle Wisniew- 5 ,l ska, Vice-President, Alice Glowacka, Secretary, Raymond Nowicki, Treasurer. T H With these officers our class has had a very successful year. l' f V Clubs! This seemed to be our middle name. To us was given the first honor I i to organize all the clubs-the power behind the school. These organizations ll , ll fostered school spirit and that was the leading characteristic of our Senior Year. .: lf We were proud of these Clubs as we had reason to be, for they had come to be H i lf the very essentials of our school life. X, Likewise, we were the first to be privileged with a monthly page, Marian- U X Q: ettc, in the Memoirs. Marianette - what a world of meaning the title conveyed I to an interested student body whose activities it related. The class had contributed I L the articles and had worked diligently to make the page worthy of such a name. o ,, Then came the first big event of the term, the Halloween Party! That, as l' Q our teachers prophecised, marked the beginning of a social calendar. The Seniors ll jj proved charming hostesses to the noble juniors. Did we have fun? We sang, li and yelled, and had the best of time, until finally, unwilling as we were, we had ' U to leave. if . ll .l 1' .S-.c::::::::t:::'fr':::::::ai:::::.:::r:'i':::::xx1J+ g fy-four E. ! 5 V4 I at at 2 E E t E Q Z. Z4 ,Q fi 5. E .1 ,ii 5 Si. .... 5.51 'Q7fu4 JI ff' f' fb- 1 Q50 ' A-,'Q,X?jE?3v'Q Q 6.44 4' vi-7,24-rv! f' Ea ' I' : N? ,:I'a1 EQ'- 3 nk: :: n::7:n1p:.7::7:: 1: ::7n:..- W-11:7uiuni-1....m.1un1un...un.1nn1nu1nn1uq1up1l 1.11111-qi-1.1mm-.nipp--.ilu Mindful of our ever-readiness to work, the Board of Strategy had entrusted the Sweet Shop, the latest creation, to our charge. Miss Leocadia Rosinska was honored with the manager's job. The Candy Canteen, had, we believe. the great- est assortments of sweets to be found anywhere in the city. The prices were rock- bottom, and thus far it had enjoyed unusual popularity. After the opening of the new semester when everyone plunged deeply in their work the members of the Historical Club called these diligent students together to celebrate with them the two-hundredth anniversary of the birth of George Vkfashington. The afternoon was enjoyed by everyone and was deemed a great success. Soon the fresh spring days were blossoming forth and we became restless and tired of the regular routine and sought for something new. Lo and behold! It was the Senior Hop - a beautiful dream realized - which enlivened us. It was the first formal Senior Promenade that has been given, and to us, again, the honor had been bestowed. And what a beautiful Hop it wasl Picture the panorama that was unfolded when smiling faces, twinkling feet, and variegated gowns were combined. And Oh! The Music! We can still hear the luring strains and the rhythmic syncopation of the orchestra. Never before, had that Audito- rium looked so wonderful! It was a scene which made the hall appear like a beautiful flower garden. Then came the Bunco, so-unusual, so different from all others. The affair was a success, which was partly due to the work of the capable Committee but more to the support offered by the whole class. Again, our class was prominent in extra-curricular activities. We had been given the distinction to compose the School Song that will remain for all gene- rations. A word of gratitude we have to the Juniors for the beautiful carved shield which they donated to our class and which is to remain here for all time. Long will this thoughtful kindness linger in our memory. Great endeavors were concentrated upon the publication of our annual, The Marian . Everybody co-operated with the annual staff to make it as successful as possible, worthy to present our Alma Mater in the proper light. During the month of May, we made one of the most interesting and edu- cational trips, a student body can make. The tour was scheduled well, so that many places were visited in a day. We were privileged to visit and inspect the Ford Rouge Plant. the largest and most complete industrial center in the world. VVe, likewise, visited the Ford Aircraft Factories and Hangars, and closely ob- served the Plane and other historical ships that were on exhibition. We viewed Greenfield Village, including Edison's Menlo Park Buildings. It was, indeed, a wonderful trip and proved to be very successful. Our Senior Year has been the most prosperous year of our school life. We had received countless other privileges, all we wanted to our hearts' content. It was ours for the asking. A few curves, however, remained to be rounded, before we should come in sight of our goal. The Senior Year marked the beginning of the end, which we now view, not as we expected, with the triumph of achievement, but with sad- ness and regret, regret for the pleasures and honors we experienced and the security we felt while treading the narrow by-way, and which we will leave be- hind when we enter,the broad high-way that stretches out before us. Looking back, we will, perhaps for the last time, hear the kindly words of advice and the love-inspired admonitions of the Monitors of our High School Life: there will be but a sad farewell and then we shall start on our way, determined that come what may. we will always be true to the high ideals acquired during our life 'neath the roof of our Alma Mater. g N nga N g Alice Glowacka, 32 il 1 T U it l H ll l it it l' U l l l Ll ll H Ll H V H l Ju ya: ggx-sm 1 1 fr 1'-mf , ,ve ABTZQ12- .9,4n '1,1lrfmZ-.,-mir:-.Qs AQ.-F'-fix 'Hx . ' Thirty five su ' gl Y, , .:Q2' .1 7, xvgrkf 'b, Ql4 1.31? ' If -1 .api '1V'Q ,.' -www-f'z.3Af'v'f5 i ' 'W-WVLJ .A ,,,gPvx1 ...J'x '--.1- -s f - v'a.--um A-P'-A .-' Tlllfixj'-Sl x L 2 E4 2 E S X 5 EQ Q P If F 5 P' Nix aff-L. 8.-, Ki J! 17315 'Sf '...4fx ir- 2 5 4 E E F ES 5 Q 3 6 ? ? 'Rfxvfn-??' 'NWl L.Al' 7 v 44: I-4-X 5 ,. :QV Q. 095 I L F 'i' S, 3245 Nix 5 g E 5 5 , ' 4 ' N W r Z, ff Q 3 9 I 5 ' I Thirt y-se! CII 'll irty-e 74 M a r i a n Tis- ......-.. af.........a.......-. ......-..-..-..-...-...-.......-..-..-..-...................... ... E 1 5 I l Semor Year zn Nutshell tl ll i T I I - I I I 4 V I 1 2 September It Q I- II Q And then the school boy is H Creeping like a snail unwillingly to school . J P Classes begin. .. I Seniors assume Senior privileges. 5 Xa Class officers elected. I , . i Class president calls first meeting. Much noise. Ah-the ayes have it- H ' i initiation of the juniors next month. FW I is 4 2 October I 5 X I Clubs organized. - I Of all the beautiful pictures that hang on Memory's .,.. Halloween I II - 5 1 A party!!! Oh joyous words. Fun in the School Auditorium. Juniors in- ' 3 itiated. The Seniors prove charming hostesses to the noble Juniors. 9 I gi November g . VI'hat is it? The wind? No, voices being tested for the Glee Club. Ba i Entertainment given by the Speakwell Club in Room 207. I Q Q Thanksgiving vacation. Let us be thankful for small blessings. d I i 4 ' December i I I - I I . On the job once again! E I The Sweet Shop is opened. Seniors spend all their money and time I awaiting in line. 1 J Plans for the Hop discussed. i The grade children present a Christmas program. I Q S The Yule-tide spirit abounds. 5 His Excellency gives a treat to the Violets. i . Home for Vacation. I FQ r I I 2 fanuary I Q s 1 1 I VVe return with numerous New Year's resolutions - also new coats, I new dresses, etc., etc. ' 1 D . I I I The class attains 10076 membership IH the Order of Gregg Artists. : ' W The question of the hour - VVho will be the girl leader of the 9 5 Grand March ? . 2 Why that doleful expression on the Seniors' physiognomies? EXAMSI 7 2 I 5 I ' ' f I I . Q I , f I ,i,-....-...-..-.......-...-...-....-.......-...-...-.........-..-....-..........-...-...Si-........is..:a 1. 1. zz..-1: -- up y f-4 ight M a r i a n plea-nnxlnilniss-uinainn-:un--nu m1n1un-1nnina:unc-nn1an1-nn1au1nu:uu-nn1u-np1un1un-un:uu1ln1ua1un1an-+ ' ll H February li ,. ii Juniors sponsor Bunco Party. Tally prize won by our Business H L ,, Manager. ' I ' H gy The Reverend Mother Aloisia makes a call at the S. H. M. 'K WI l The Historical Club, commemoratin George VVashington's Bi-Cen- li 0' ll . . . g tenmal Birthday, gives program. it Q il Suspense is still kept in regard to the leader of the Grand March. ,. S ll Keno Party given by the Historical Club. H 4, ll l H March 1' X VVork on Animal begun. WATCH US GROVVH. f ll Secret is out! The girl leader is announced. Great excitement in the I Q ll Senior Room. - S ii St. Patrick's Day impromptu celebration in the Violet Room. li as H St. ,Toseph's Day. Program held in honor of our Most Reverend Bishop. i Q N Seniors take the leading roles. 5 L! Free days! Rah! Home for Spring vacation. Q April X li Anybody get fooled? F H At last, it had arrived! The event of the year! Senior Hop . How . ,, charming our sweet young things look as they glide o'er the floor on I H wings of joy! The decorations, feature of the Auditorium. ' L V The day after the night before . VVhy do the Seniors' heads nod over X i their books? Ask them!! H H Tri as to the hoto ra Jhers. Individual and Club ictures taken. Watch 6 l 1 P E 1 P . for the birdie! ll 4 2 More doings. Bunco-Pedro-Pastime Party. Y' 8 Proofs from the photographers. Seniors discover that looking at one's 2 1 picture is fascinating. T Q N VVhy are the Seniors grouped in fantastic poses? Snap-shots for the N S T Marian. i Q ll May X 1 A trip to Fords Airport. Ford's Assembly, and the Village. VVhat 1 H a treat! A thank you to the Silent Partner. Q ii Entertainment by the Sunshine Club. Once more we are in our child- li 5 ll hood and we do believe in fairies. , 5 ll The Sweet Shop is not too crowded. W hy? Seniors begin to save money ll -Graduation is coming. I Q qi Final Exams. Q l June X it Our last happy month together. l, W ,, Senior Picnic at Bob-Lo. Everybody danced. The next day found all ff, H Seniors standing. ' ll Great excitement in Hotel Wardell lobby. Alumni escorting Seniors to ll is I the Banquet-room. Q ll Commencement. The Graduate's Day. Smiles bedimmed by tears. , Alma Mater, dear, farewell!! 1, ,t l , l - 3 ., i j Q Q-u1u1lu1uau-uxln-In-1--un1nu1un1nn-asn--uu1nu1an1nu-animu--u--uu-uuxm-an-un1nu1uu1uu1uu-qq1g..,,,..1,,4. Q Thirty-n ine 5 ....'w. v-,gf-7 cs'-ws-Q-H f,Dafk..uf M a r i a n 'K -.-f.--.-W..-.:-:,x,:...: -- ..-.:M.:- .......:f.:f.:,:: r.-.:-,f... x ' ,K 2' 1 'I 1 I ll ly 1: E Y 11 I IJ ' s Senzor Roster L' l ll ! 1: 1 H ll 'f Name Alias Famous Words Hobby li I Bernice Barc Bark How cute Watching the boys H Anne Barczak Annie Let me alone Eating peanuts L Jane Bordo Slim Don't kid yourself Day dreaming ' V 1 5 Helen Buza Bose 'Tm not sure Pleasing everyone X Helen Cendrowska Cinders This here Studying lessons , l n ' 5 Josephine Flaga Jo Sure, it's Jean Talking s N I Alice Glowacka AZ I think that's right Drawing pictures ! . 5 Rose Gullas Pala I know that Shunning boys , Frances Hamonska Frans Why not? Practicing virtue 'Q Grace Kabacinska Mode We go now Establishing fashion X Virginia Kabacinska Virg Go on scram Crooning the latest I Mary Ann Kolodziejska. Mae Gee, you look good Meddling with H books 15 5, H A U Bernice Mazankowska Immediately Maybe Typewrlting ll f' m ll Raymond Nowlcki Ray Kitty is my Combing his wavy ll K, inspiration hair M Adelaide Osinska Ad Holy Smokes Getting Annie's ,Q i i. goat N' N ll ' Leocadia Riosinska Lee Here is 82.00 Counting her money H 5 H Edwin Rzepecki Jimmy Oh, ye Glggling W V H . Anne Smagacz Babe Can't fool me Keeping silence H X H Joan Smyk Winnie Hm. I should worry Doing Bookkeeping if 5 ii Dorothy Sobocinska Dot 'Tm just telling you Smiling A E Anne Szachta Pinky I don't know Fixing her curls H Nl ,Q H Elizabeth Toth Betty Oh, no Father Cleaning her desk ll Stelle Wisniewska Blondy I don't understand Soliciting ads li 'Y' I f: 5 Helen Zawacka Helci As if somebody Singing , cared Y IQ f i ,P -nn-un1nn1un:uu1u-1:1 1u1-n-uu1un-n1an1pn1un1qn :zum-1:-n1sa1nu1nu1 -uu:un1nu1n-1111111111100-'11 . 'L.Nvwsftr-tw-I .1' Ai-- .r9a +,Qln.'1 -Y'-41 ,. ' .T Fort y Y he Y' if 1 1 x f. t' S K 5 P L J M E x 1 L l x 2 J 1 T --'ma-W9 Z.s? P' Nfsvaiuifw M a r i a n 'W-V Jie' f'l'N 3f'xFK7f: lf I R I H Il Il 'l - W 11 I 11 11 L . .4 T I, l 1 .- 1 Class Will Know All Men By These Presents: That, We, the class of 1932, are now about to join the ranks of the alumni. We no longer will be here as an inspiration and an example to the undergraduates. Therefore, wishing to take ample precautions that our costly properties be not lost to posterity, and being alleged of sound mind and memory, we do Make, Publish, and Declare this our Last Will and Testament, hereby revoking and making null and void all other Last Wills and Testaments made by us in moments of weakness. To the Most Reverend Bishop, we give, devise, and bequeath our most sincere thanks for the untlrlng efforts in forging and steeling our faith in God and good will to mankind. We also leave our gratitude and appreciation for the inspirations His Excellency has given us during our school years at S. H. M. To our dear Teachers who have worked so faithfully and conscientiously in our be- half during the past years, we bequeath our best love and prayers. To the Junior Class we give and bequeath our super-abilities of diligence to con- centrate on work and loyalty to the ideals of our Alma Mater. Individual bequests are as follows: To Marie Ruszala, we bequeath Bernice Barc's submissive will in all things. To Anne Jadzlnska, we reluctantly leave Anne Barczak's bashful manner and her unusual gift of blushing. To Helen Purol we do will Jane Bordo's redeeming trait of punctuality. To Gertrude Mijewska, we do hereby will Helen Buza's elocutionary powers and sweet disposition. To Alphonsa Dolecka we bequeath Helen Cendrowska's ability to have passed through her two years at S. H. M. without any noise. To Florence Zdrzewielska, we do will Josephine F1aga's sincere work and her glib tongue. To Marcella Segmiller we do give and bequeath Alice Glowacka's responsible position as Editor-in-Chief of the Marian. To Rose Golec we bequeath Rose Gullass ability to remain attentive in class. To Bernice Smyk we bequeath Frances Hamonskas generosity in going to church for others. To the next year Senior Hop Committee We leave Grace and Virginia Kabacinskls love for dancing. To Bernice Kolodziejska we do will her sisters Mary Ann Kolodziejskas honorable position as Librarian of our School Library. To Marie Andrzejewska we leave Bernice Mazankowska s presidency and her ability to speed the keys of the typewriter. To Roman Nowicki we bequeath Raymond Nowickls distinguished honors during his Senior year. To Beatrice Rybak we leave Adelaide Osinskas worthy talent in translating Short- hand. To Dorothy Olszewska we bequeath Lillian Roslnska s position as Manager of S. H. M. Sweet Shop. To Edward Wrona we leave Edwin Rzepeckis original laugh and his dramatic ability ol' entertaining the girls. To Stella Hapanowlcz we bequeath Anne Smagaczs efficiency in all things. To Eleanore Gagala we leave Joan Smyks love as the correspondent for the Memoirs. To Helen Kobielska we bequeath Anne Szachtas dramatic ability. To Alveria Adamaszek we give and bequeath Stelle Wisnlewskas knowledge power and ability as the General Business Manager. To Tessie Lelusz we bequeath Helen Zawackas happy disposition. Be It Further Noted: That we the said Senior Class of the year nineteen hundred and thirty-two do appoint nominate and elect to the honor of being executors of this will Arthur Szczesniak and Alexander Nowak. Given under our hand and seal this fifteenth day of April in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and thirty-two. Signed - Class of 1932 - Seal. y - Mary Ann Kolodzlejska Class Attorney .Ll ..:..... ,,i...........i..L..:..-..,..........egi..i..:..f., :,f..-......-.........-..-9 i I 1 fl E 1 3 l F- 41 if li S 1 1' 1 1 1 'K S 1 E. -'I' : v I 1 I ! ' ' 1 I 1 ly 1 1 54 f' 1 I . 1, , 1 41 Q , 1 4 . t . 1 5 1 . - 1 l I W ly '4 ll ' 1 1 2 , H X , 1' 1 ' I 1 h I M L . V I, 1 ' 1 X 1 ' II ' , V L Q1 . 7 ' ta ll Y ' I 4 v nl ,, To Mary Kreft, we leave Elizabeth Toth's ability to translate Spanish. 1' V I l Y 9 H 1. , 1 H ' C H v I if U , . Y ll I II 1 l 1' if Il Ll B 11 gl .. if I gr nu 11:1-nu u u 1 n un n an u u u u n n u un un un an nu uu1n:u1uu w f wgytu xgmgw Nall' f 're yAs.. ,,,:m PAn 'N,ffbfqZ,grz:g,,'-bf.. Agn... -cxmg if-5 Forty-one Q, .. 5 Q v V , Q I 1. I ' V g I v f , ' s 0 9 ' I ' f 'iLT1 ' -' .I in is 1 I - o , . ' 1 f i 4 I. E l ' s A 3 Q I . 1 O I i I ,4 . . ' 5 s I J I X - ' ' I if Xl Q23 av, . A Q -H UQ 4 wi 5 It 0 ' Q v, , e I I Q 'hx . o ' F1 I 2 I . V f I 5 I X Q l x . 4: - t I I . 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S nl: III-FI 1,9 Q Cf? In JE Q . 'lf-I-'Z -1.553 I mu vigil: ,..,1' :LTI S1 E M I L5:iQ2CQE5 mlgt,ma??s5f5g53 tx m 4 .. -, , 1 I RQUJ IX, 'D QQ, Q ru -C N L Q li' x u ll A 4 3 ff, 1 K K S i I 5 v V 0 2 I 5 - 5 , P FJ I X I C ' I - ' I I ' Q 0 . O Q Lg I s ' ' 1' - - ' x ' I I I' 59 '15 ' I ' o X I 5 , . I ' . ' I I I ' s A ' . , . 3 I - H Y I . .p 1 A f I I I Jvfi-A xx, xy I ae.-g,,fv.av,,gIq,, A I , Q ' mi: 1- I25'Lm1 ,IW : :gli V: sul. I mWw+lmmwQQf:mRmfmgiQQ1,f orty-two sw?-,ga-7 'rs'ssv'+2f..,-li' .- - ' M a r i a n L. f'-ff -If-2 Ji' V207 'rl Adfvzce to Juniors fFaeulty, Please Do Not Readj walls we on to you Out of the unlimited experience gained within these dear old of the Senior Class, deem it fitting and proper that we should pass those facts which will aid you most. relinquish wax older you will have an unbounded feeling of gratitude that we thus aided you in your tender years. WVe hold this advice very dear and it is a great sacrifice for us to it. You may not appreciate it now, but as the days, months, and years Perhaps one of the most valuable bits of advice to the average junior is that on various methods of getting by without previous preparation of the lesson. This is most commonly accomplished by what is known as getting the teacher off the subject . All teachers are human, you know, and have their weaknesses. Kindly realize that this is strictly confidential, but our Sister Teacher dearly loves to eulogize the winter weather. Some mild winter day when you haven't prepared your Spanish and you have that guilty feeling which not infrequently Fx n if - if ii ll I. - l 1-,iw f -- f- .- -.--.-.A --1-W 1-1'-1-11-c an-in-:az ::-f-::7:. :n:::7-:fzrfzwi 1: 34:-if ll S l l ll I l comes during one's school life, just give an ejaculation similar to the following: Oh, how I wish winter would really begin! And if you succeed in keeping an innocent and guileless expression you will be rewarded by the introduction to ll the long series of complimentary comments on winter sports. 'F Another well-set method to get away from the mechanical things of the class room is to yearn for singing. Willing or unwilling the teacher is affected. L Her mind and her heart are alike moved by the songs. We have felt jubilant because of these triumphs, - all, through this magic charm - Music. ll 47 After you have used the above advice and found it helpful do not let it enter your head, for you still have the most difficult problem ahead of you, and l that is, to swerve the aim of the Catechist from his self assigned path of dutyg namely, to initiate our unwilling minds into the mysteries of Church History. l It is hard to advise you on this point, for we warn you, our theologian will not be caught in the same net twice. For instance, once we derived from him a de- - scription of the manufacture of gum, but the next time we tried to use the same jj subject, we were forced to succumb to a burst of dictation on the 'tCrusades . We leave this difficult case to your ingenious minds, dear juniors, for we consider you more capable of practicing your wiles on this conscientious person than we have been. And, above all, in the attempt to divert the Catechist's mind l' from dictation, be sure to work in a body, for it is seldom that one pupil's per- sonality is sufficient to succeed in that purpose. 1 In conclusion we warn you not to become too bold in your attempts, for the questioner often becomes the target of a volley of impossible questions from 'I both teachers. 'j Having given you our choicest pieces of advice, we send with them our most sincere wishes for your success in the Senior Class, and we hope you shall also 1, feel it your duty to advise your followers, likewise, Hasta Luego! lj ALICE GLOWACKA, '32. 5 ll iris: ze :: :- 1:7:nf::f::7:n :ni-un f-n-.zu-f:e-eu-Quin:-Y-n-u--sz xv-11-u:f:u1uu7:a7::x...::-c1Q f Forty-three ... m., Q ,rl-7 anne-'m.Af'R.. fe M a r i a n f slr..-.-..-..-..-....-...-...-,.-...-..-...-.......-..-..-..-..-...... -...-..-......- -..-..-..-..-..-.......-..-H. 9 I 2' I . . I Character Buzldmg I' . ' -ll Ja .m 1 I 5 Dedicated to I I 'H Venerable Sister Mary Raymond f' 's 3 --- I A ' I Who taught in our school for nineteen years and whose last pupils I' 5 X I leave our school this year. I I -- f J The real purpose of education and mental discipline is not merely the W acquirement of knowledge or the accumulation of facts, but rather the de- f1 g velopment of the pupil's power of observation - the ability to reason - I I X the development of character. The paramount thing then is character. It ' 51 ' I is the stern monitor that youth needs today against the subtle egoism of g 'I k modernistic culture. Therefore, our modem educational methods are in I l f need of still further revision and improvement, and the time is certain FW x to come when every phase of school life will be studiously directed toward I I I this great goal of existence - character development. si 5 Character is the real individual. It is the grand sum of ideas, sensa- S tions, percepts, memory, imagination, discrimination, judgment, reason, af- - lt . ! firmation, willing and doing. It is the finished material picture of the f 5 I invisible mental painter. It need not he very evident, but it must he ha- I A f bitual. At times a word suffices, a reflection, a smile, an advice, an invita- i tion, a. wish, a glance, a cheer, a sympathy. It is the it in a person. , : Character combines the strength of man with the tendemess of the .I I Q woman. It tempers force with love. It is as unyielding as adamant, yet ten- Q I I der as a mother's heart. Character presupposes a. noble heart, a polished I 4 I soul, an unbigoted mind, a satisfied will, a flame of inspiration. I hd f You cannot cultivate violets on a thistle, you know! And hence, a I I character builder can make one cry at a misdeed through psychology, can I , make one feel sorry for a wrong without philosophy, can make one sym- 1 at ' pathize without admonition - and all of this can be accomplished with i I I I a. sense of duty and not with a fear of force. I I R The knowledge we acquire is but raw material. Character means the if concentration and the development of this crude material on will, heart, I f li and Faith. That is the end and purpose of all education in a Catholic - I Af LI School. Without this aim of education the Catholic School has no reason W n ,I for existence. 1 f Q U Formal instructions, lessons of all sort are only a part of the contri- I .. Q button to the development of man. If the future citizen is to be patriotic, , KX 5 if loyal, law-abiding, progressive, ambitious, intelligent, pure, moral, possessed I ,I 1: of lofty ideals, zealous of good works, responsive to the demands of duty, i l 5 conscientious, it will be because of the inspiration he receives from his 5 In K I teacher. To no profession and to no class of men is committed so high a I ' mission as is committed to the school-teacher. X ,, l -I , n Years may roll by, knowledge gained at school may air away, but , E what one has heard, how one has seen it, the peculiar way in which it ' I, has been imparted, the way it has been sweetened with Faith - that will In 5 H remain, for a man's soul is a unit. It cannot be divided into water-tighf f compartments. , 1 , ' And for this reason-a Builder of Character must be an artist and not I S, 9, I an artisan. H H 'I Q Dorothy soboeinska 'az I I Anne Barczak '32 I Helen Zawacka '32 ll ,I ll . ll I .iL-...-...-..-..-...-...-.. 1... L- 3:3 .::..:..f 2--.:,..f-.V -.-.. :ff ..-.. ee -4. E, '- is- -Y' f-v ' rt,-f'-Z 'f: '. .fb-0 ii-'eva if ' Ami - :ff Forty-four 1 ,... w.,va,ru7 sQwv Tr.wlf'e.sP' M a r i a n plooiuzian-:T-::::1n:f :: ::7:: ,:: az- f::ine1n:.4u-uff:a1n:iu:isc-- :w:::1.1n, :: :: ::ix::zT:: ::7:e-ale l Senior Honor List f E The distinction, First Honors, is given to all those who have obtained an average of 1 92 per cent or above during the year. The distinction, Second Honors, is accorded to those l' who have obtained an average of 88 to 92 per cent during the year. fi RELIGION 'l Flrzi: Honors: Mary Ann Kolodziejska, Ioan Smyk, Anne Szachta, Lillian Rosinska, Alice H Glowackn, Helen Buza, Stelle Wisniewska, Frances Hamonska, Helen Cendrowsln, 1 Anne Smagacz. Second Honors: Rose Gullas, Bernice Bare, Adelaide Osinska, Grace Kabacinska, Bernice Mazankowska, Anne Barczak, Dorothy Sobocinska, Josephine Flags, Raymond Nowickl. ENGLISH First Honors: Alice Glowacka, Stelle Wisniewska, Mary Ann Kolodziejska, Helen Buza. 1, Second Honors: Elizabeth Toth, Anne Szachta, Joan Smyk, Adelaide Oslnska, Anne Smagacz. ll SPANISH l First Honors: Alice Glowacka, Mary Ann Kolodzlejska, Lillian Rosinska, Stelle Wisniew- ska, Helen Buza. 5 Second Honors: Anne Szachta, Anne Smagacz, Adelaide Osinska. BOOKKEEPING First Honors: Mary Ann Kolodziejska, Anne Szachta, Joan Smyk, Alice Glowacka, Helen H Bun, Bernice Mazankowskn, Bernice Barc. F Second Honors: Anne Smagacz, Anne Barczak, Stelle Wlsniewska, Frances Hamonskl, I Helen Cendrowska. ! TYPEWRITING ,l I First Honors: Bernice Mnzankowska, Mary Ann Kolodziejska. Second Honors: Bernice Barc, Anne Barczak, Raymond Nowicki, Anne Szachta, Stelle 5 Wisniewska, Alice Glowacka. : SHORTIIAND First Honors: Stelle Wisniewska, Bernice Mazankowska, Mary Ann Kolodziejska, Alice i Glowacka, Joan Smyk, Anne Szachta, Helen Buza. 7: Second Honors: Anne Smagacz, Frances Hamonska, Raymond Nowicki, Edwin Rzepecki, ' Adelaide Osinskn, Bernice Bare. 5 BUSINESS TRAINING First Honors: Mary Ann Kolodziejska, Bernice Mazankowska, Stelle Wlsniewska, Alice Glowacka, Bernice Barc, Helen Buza. 5 Second Honors: Raymond Nowicki, Lillian Rosinska, Adelaide Osinska, Anne Barczak, 3 Rose Gullas, Anne Szachta. 1 ll PERFECT ATTENDANCE ff l i'- Tl l A rare record to boast of by students of Sweetest Heart of Mary's Commercial High H is that of Alice Glowacka, Frances Hamonska, Lillian Rosinska, Dorothy Sobocinska, and n Anne Szachta, graduates of this year. They have just completed what we term A Perfect Attendance Record , during their two years of the Business Course. Besides being present I every day, they ranked among the foremost of their class. Their record is splendid. In- convenience, trouble and pain were often the price paid to uphold this record. To them goes well-deserved praise and We hope that this punctuality will remain with them in their 5 . 'T future career. - f wx i 1 .1.............-..e:. I... .... ..-:.....e:.-..ee 2 e ..e:.-..E::e:-... .. ,ABL w-:Lewes 1 1 f wr. If ff-a i ,A f.f1- ,f r ee-Q-rs..s1. A-5 S'-A fx rr' Forty five 37 M a r i a n A! ,?.-...-..-..-..-..-....-....-..u-..-...-M.. .... - -...-..-....-...-..- - -..-..-.-...-..,-..-..-............-.,.,,, E P ! , ! a : i l l ' i 1 b, x : i if Q l if 1 ! . .I 5 Q 1 X i l Q , i l 1 . i l X it i 1 f, l 5 i f Q I t 1 5 I X 5 ' i Q I 0 l F. i 3 V 5 1 H l i ?l ' ' I 5 Q 1 r f ' I lf 5 l lg Q Senior Class Room sf I W : n ' MEMORIES Ai ,s 1 Q 1 ' X There are some things, so familiar now, lg 1 Soon to fade, as fades the day- , ' That Time, in its flight, will erase from our minds X J In its own inscrutahle way. KK ' l E Une thing there is o'er which Time has no power, T ' S That my memory will always retain, v 5 That Life, nor yet Time can make me forget, n 1 ! Their efforts must always he vain. Fu i just a chair and a desk in a corner snug, 6 ' : In a sehoolroom we all hold dear: 1 Unfading forever - our happiest days, 'v W The days of our Senior year. l, I n I9 Though l,ife's turbulent waves may over us rush, Q I And forgetfulness find us a prey, S, , just a desk and a chair, in a corner so snug. Qi K 9 Vkfill live in my mem'ry for aye. Z I stem Vlisniewska, '32 l , l 'Q .i.....-..-..-..- .... -..- - 5 V' vw- Ivlv -11-u1.1u1nu-n11-u1-a--u1.,.1i-.--un--n1-n1nlilnin-in-n1w1n1au1us-a1u4l I 4 Fort y-Six m.,,v-,sr-7 -swsm4a.,A.f- .- M a r i a n -- Y' -- -- A- -7- -- -- --Y r r -- 'Y --if--ir -- --1 7--YM - i-- nn-ruin -- V 1: qi.,- Tribute to Alma Mater America, at present, is facing another crisis. America must face the signifi- cant prohibition question, check the rising tide of crime and improve her moral standard. Reconstruction is still going on, all over the land. Much, indeed, needs to be reconstructed: much to be destroyed. VVe can all have a part in it, women as well as meng girls as well as boys. Whatever helps to make the nation better and nobler, whatever serves to elevate the people of the land to any higher plane of thought and life: whatever, in any way, makes America better worth living in, is helping on the great work of present-day reconstruction. During these years of our student life Alma Mater has had the training of us in this spirit of patriotism. She has been showering upon us her best gifts. While it is true that we have justly earned a certain portion of all that we have attained, there is a great deal of that subtle inner development, that gra- dual, day by day character building, that almost invisible growth and expansion of the dormant man and woman within us, for which we are greatly indebted to all the influences, both seen and unseen, that have been brought to bear upon us through all these years. Alma Mater has realized that the strongest asset of the American nation, and indeed of every other nation, is its citizenship. She has certainly put forth every effort in her power to make true American men and women out of the raw material within her hands. How well she has succeeded, of course, only the future can determine. We do express our sincere thanks for all that she has so cheerfully done, and tried to do, for each one of us, and trust that the years to come may demonstrate to her satisfaction as well as to our own, that out of the material from which we were made, Alma Mater was really as successful as even her ambition could desire, in turning us out - men and women. The colors of Alma Mater fire us with the zeal to make of ourselves such men and women as our country, as well as our school, shall be glad to claim their own. VVe go forth with the determination of proving to the world that our Alma Mater was certainly one of the best mills for grinding out individuals that are worth while. VVith loyalty as our controlling spirit, we shall be loyal to ourselves, to our class, to our school, and we shall of necessity be loyal to every larger claim that the American nation can demand of the most efficient of her sons and daughters in any hour of her need. Alma Mater is certainly a school to be proud of and deserves all the praise that is given her. Mary Ann Kolodziejska, '32 'E' ll ,. ,. 1 i .. ,. .L H ll .. .. i .. ll i ll ., .. ., .. i ., .. i .. . ii i i - 1. i. ll if ir ii i z l 'i it : V i i I l i I i i i 1 I .V .. l I :Za fa We:-1 :: 2: 1 sf: 2: 1:--:::::f::-fix 2: 1. 7 ::,:,:: 1: :za 1 1. 11:21 1: 1 1+ Es! I lf 7f'?: , 19 1:95 JQLQ J 'Mix ri . -1 Eorty-seven v lg M a r i a n ? 1 f :Z I-1 izi'-::i'-:1::?::?::7i.. :ff :I YY If :fi :Sli :I II I IIiXi Y if I Z: ll I1 ZZ ZZ :li ? t ' if l H 1 . l H 1 ll H 6 SCHOOL DA YS ,Q 4: ji 1: 5 ' l . . l' ' Still are the mem'ries of school days 1 f A lingering thought for meg H 4, Of them still, my heart gladly says, 1 r H For vividly their scenes I see. Q 'N v lj 'T was in those hours of learning, lg 'l 7 il 'yu li Those moments already gone, H ' I That I dreaded the thought of studying, l' T i Which now, I would have gladly borne. r Q ll 7 6 , There in the schoolroom I see encore if 'F The books, the pen, the ink, H E, v T ying a out t e enc an oorg ' Q 1, L ' b h b h .1 1 ! 5 U And I, with head bent unable to think. it 6 II ll h 2 1 4 ll 4, I see the teacher all in smiles, il 4? v When the lesson was well doneg H 0' 11 'f But when there came hardships and trials, ll A Q There was no thought of planning fun. 9 I Classmates dear and true friends found there ' ' H Are the charms of future life, H 4 ' 'l Lessons experienced in school days dear t N I l Bring courage in daily strife. I ' ' li Could only those schooldays return! Q 8 H So happily were they spent. ' . What in those moments I did learn, H fi '53 To anyone 'tis too dear to lend. l' ff, 6' We ELIZABETH Torn '32, E pf ll H 'K 1: ' 5 H A 1: I3 bin.-gfg17:u7.:: 173711 ::1v-lllnir: :: ':f:u ::--:u7:ni:ufx :7::--H:-Y -: 3: -r 3: 1: ::. 2 rg ,gat 59, ,,. 39-9. fee .1 Forty-eight -uu1nu1uu.-uu1'm1nn-un-nu1nn-uni1.141M11-n1:11.H..Inu-uu1uu.-nu-wn1-lu-v l-uninu-anim..-nu..un v-,fav N -u-va-5,.JA19wHV' M a r L a Il -1-- iw., Vv 1-- '-2'NV: 'v'Nv4 qkP 73 Sewior Ammtoghvwqabs lmwifduog eqjimwi Z W an W gli C 1 Dwi? Ggaafww LM MM QM QM Qwpazafz if .-41.11.--pl-q.1,..1,1,1gI1,n1,IH144I1uI11.ginI.1I.1411.u...M1ul1uI.1.m.-ug-mfiluiuulnl-.ll.-n.1...q.q.1gl1. A f'...w-s ff . A-- A-ml 4 fuk -Q-54 -A 'Nr' ,fun-ll--1111? 'Sf' i- .PJ 'KJ . f 'fN'7iL. ' 'wr in Q' :fwfr -' IFSJ' Wm-fax? 'Ting ine S04 Ffxxqg 11 1. ll l R ,, ll JV'-I l lr l M, xv-Ag-Q Nwzvd' fyuff vfilvvrf ...bmi- l Farewell , The time has come to say goodbye From our loved school to go VVe wonder vshy for all our talk VVe gr1eve to have xt so -I Our happy school days are over . And compamons dear we re leavmg G1YllSh cheeks wlth tears are wet 2 And youthful hearts are bT1CV1I1g VVe used to wlsh the tlme would fly VVhen lessons were a bore But no one now IS smdmg That well scan our books no more , VV1th teachers stern and teachers k1nd u1te loath are we to part Tor our teachers hold a hldden place In each and every heart ii -V -lt iv' ft? I N -'iloi' Our every task has had 1ts due -- And throughout all the days , To the partmg of the ways But though we wander far and w1de In dlvers paths and ways 1 We cant forget and won t forget u Our happy Qenxor Days Fdwm Rzepeckl 32 ! ll - 1 1: . l 1 ll Q: , l H 3 , lf l 1 Y 1 . 9 T F I ' I - : l - . , . 1 . . . ' ' l F ll , e L U. . I ' E I v. . , ! I ' .- .. 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X o 1 fi W H FZOWCT-' Colors: t 4 gl H T ea Rose Crimson and Gray gg H Q I hd ' 1: 8 1 PATRON1 i ' il Q D St. Joseph E 4 if 2 Q OFFICERS: Q I U K ll MARIE ANDRZEJEWSKA ....o oooo ooooo P r esident FQ ' STANISLAUS SZYMANSKI o,o., V ice-President 3 Q Ll . f I GERTRUDE MIJEWSKA .,o,.,, oooo , Secretary A W S 4 I MICHAEL GAJDA ....,... oo o.o,. T refwurer my I ' Ii 1 f oo , - , - - - . w 3 4' Z, ,gg Fifty-t W0 .g S., v-,sf-7 NY:v +1MAf' . 1 M a r i a n - '22. s'-1 0' -fy?-Q' K7 -'XFX n: n.1u::fu. 1.1-:Y nf-.111-u-...nluulll--:.f min: nzfu: :: 7: :: .1 an-1411.-----nn1u.1u1an--nz-on J unior History Slowly, but firmly our little band started on its first ten month's journey up the steep. rocky cliff to its coveted goal - A Business Education. We were quite a crowd of bewildered grammar school children who as- sembled in Room 207. on September eighth, and who with all attending pomp and glory assumed the dignified role of High School Students. At this novelty our heads swelled and our hearts beat proudly, but alas, all feeling of superiority vanished as the year progressed, and as we looked upon the Seniors carrying themselves unimportantly . We quieted down and began a careful ascent up the paths of Knowledge. Ambitious we were, to be the best class ever to come to this High School. We began to study and we studied hard. The subjects were entirely strange to us, and we found much difficulty, but we were led on by our teachers. Trying hard, we minced the harship with pleasure and found the year as it came to a close to be exactly as one of our teachers often quoted: School days are happy days . As juniors, we were not alloted many priveleges, but we know that we shall have many during our Senior year. NVe looked with envy on the Seniors, for they were the first to be given the honor of starting many activities and social events. VVe thought for a while that there was nothing exceptional for us to do, and that our class would not be distinguished for anything in particular, during our second year. But we found otherwise - each day brings a new idea - and we have learned that some of these have been reserved for us. Several times during the year our journey halted so that we together with our schoolmates, the Seniors, might enjoy an afternoon at the School Audi- torium, where singing. dancing and real fun predominated. We shall never forget the colorful Senior Hop, which we helped to make such a success. We shall also remember the kindness of the Seniors to have shared with us some of the club activities. We feel satisfied in the manner we have supported the year's program. Likewise, we feel distinguished to have in our midst a member who thru his craftmanship made shields, not only for us, but also for the Seniors and the classes that passed away. As long as these grace the walls of this institution, our class will belong to those worthwhile remembering. Taken collectively the school year yielded nothing of individual achieve- ment, but it may be said that day after day, we trudged up the path of Know- ledge and Refinement. All in all, the year has been most successful and the time passed so quickly that we ended our activities as juniors with regret. Looking forward to our possession of the rank of Seniors, we wish them success in whatever field of Business they choose to apply their efforts. BERNICE KOLODZIEJSKA '33. ,,xi:l1uv1x -al--c W 1: -u -- - it . 11 1 ll .1 .1 1: ll ll ll 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 ll 1- .1 11 it ll 11 .1 11 11 1. 11 l ll ll l li 11 .1 ll ill 1E 11 11 ,. ll l l 11 11 ll l 11 11 ll ll ll 11 11 11 11 11 11 ll 1 Z K., .. .. ..--..-.s 2: -. -. 1:-s:-...-.. ,:..:::::.-.. 1:-.. 1.4. F -- w-my 'Nr Y - :rf . rv-v La. . ff.. 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Nowickl, Roman Romie Nerts Joklng fl ,j Olszewska, Dorothy Bubbles Oh Eye movements 1, A' Pawlak, Leo Bambino Don't monk Figuring how to grow 1 around ll Q Purol, Helen Ida Oh hum Humming Pyden, Arthur Pigeon Sez you Running 5 X Radzikowskl, Leonard Apple Blossoms Scram Silence re Q Ruszala, Marle Chummy Diggens Movies il fi Rybak, Beatrice Bebe Oh yea Radio Q Segmlller, Marcella Sally Yez Recitatlon Smyk, Bernice Bernie Goodness gracious Memorlzing ,K Q Szczesnlak, Arthur Archie Huh Woodcrafting p ' Szymanskl, Stanislaus Sh.ymmy Oh! For goodness Chasing Butterflies Sake! X Wojcik, Wenceslaus Vance Blow me down Ball playing - Wrona, Edward Curly With pleasure Being polite rl Zdybel, John Johnny Boy What for? Copying hgmewgrk 5 A Zimny, Joseph Winters When do we eat Luncheon 5 Zdrzewielska, Florence Flo How you talk Journalism K' l H Q lt 1'M ' ' 1 - '1 -ll1HI-ll-ll-lu1unu1un1uu--u..-la.-...1n1..- ..1.,.1.,.,,,,.,.,,1,.-,I 1-.in 4 Q 5.-f Fifty-five ill if 5 5 4 E E 2 5 P 4 x f Q l 2 F in '.I'zl J USN? 1 ,fur 'Qi N Kev-,guy ' Ai f 17 law if T -.vu nu1n.1..1.u1.n1.u1n 1n-1-n.----..1,.-..-..-,.....1-nu-..-n-n1..,.nu.-...1.,-..,1,..i,,,-,.,... E Stick to it Do cling to the good my friend, Do all the good you can. Do scatter loving smiles and words of cheer Do show that the good is yours till the end Roman J Nowzckz 33 Hold Fast That Which Is Good Trod paths of the Good and follow what is trueg Avoid evils and win with the conquering few. Enclose in your heart stores of true Happiness. Paddle your canoe to Harbors of Success. Look well for the good that you can find in friends, Look well for their virtues and hold fast their endsg They'1l lead you to God, o'er the Path He trod. VVhere His care and love for your profit He spends. Oh! hold fast the Good, you've a free will and strong, And good hearts have no room for mem'ries of VVrong. Keep up with the tide! look on the brightest side. Live cheerfully in trials, on your lips a song. Go to Nature's haunts and seek its solitude. It'll reward you with ideals and fortitude, VVork for God, not for name, nor glory of fame. Hold Fast to the Good, show God your gratitude. Marze R Krelt Knowledge Knowledge is a worthy prize, Knowledge comes to him who tries, Knowledge is the greatest treasure, Knowledge is worth more than pleasure Joseph F Zimny 33 .1ul1ll1. .-W1U.I-.,...1,.1...1un.-uuinniqnilul --f'.f.Nwxf':., -:'m: '.,'r'A-?r!M- f'..rzn '1..1vf '.,r-me-.sftfgv -A fx Fifty-six . W! FA if .JSR F' X, - ' H5724 Q mi.. J -Eafiklgvlf 5' fur ,,' 'fjgff 'N v-,sr-1 .-'51, 'Vla- iz., JY' Q17 F 1 X7-Zigi' -525 if A---Q., as-,ray s,1ua-v-zz.,-af.. M a r i a n 'I' ll ll ll ll l L an ml ll .l +110 pi-ng-191 nfs: .. ac. Mfr.. nl1u:i...1nn1nu1n:e---11--1u:in: uzfiziuzfn Crimson and Silver Salute the Crimson and the Silvery Gray! And gaze at these colors at least once a day. Far out in the distance the wild waves will break, But our quiet Silver will help us to take The Wisdom and joy that we'll find in this life, And thus it will aid us in that Day of Strife. Oh, Hail! Ruby Crimson tinge of noble deeds, You point to the Sun in the darkest of needs. Do turn our attention to that which is right, Encourage us bravely to wage in the fight, Of keeping our souls and our names from all harm, And with Efforts and Courage our foes disarm. Oh, hail! tranquil Silver the calm color too, ----1: -n-n1n1n1-I? t I . I l va in ll l .. .. .. an w ll .1 U .. l .. .. That marks the Self-Control we need to fight thru. Serenely you flutter as the banner of our class And point your calm tint to the struggle we'll pass, To gain our Ideal, mold a character To be of our Passions and Selves a Master. We all gaze up proudly to the Shield on the wall Rememb ring that sign that we chose one and all. It shows we inhabit a strange battle field. VVe must not lose Courage-to enemies yield. Crimson will portray our Courage and strength The Clouds of Success will be Silver at length. Arthur V. Szczesniak 33. Co Opemtzon Co-operation is an art And humility in part' So often spoken by the world So greatly cherished in the world. It is to act in harmony To give one s time and talent VVhicl1 is not so pleasant. It appeals to all To the big and to the small' The steps to it are bold Its results are pleasant to behold. Marie F. Andrzejewska 33 f I ::: Q :l 7110+ I E P Y. W ' I. E ' 1 l ' ll I .l E i 1 , l , 'I u ll v ll Q 1. i E .. p F ' 1: , ' il U ll f' d I ' f ' ' l i - Q H 'l N Il 1 If , U , l 1: it , 1 Ji VVith a group of quite a manyg ,N 3 i ' ll I 1 l ' ,N 1: f L , 3 Q if li 1: 1 i E Vt l i l'iU ll14Ii.lil Ill ll Hll Ill IW Kimi! IE l ll lllii I P fjiwqygvyiw-fuse:-, l ',4,N:A 1-'f'-X'!r'-. .fb-Milne IAQAJ bf 1vf lr:.N. Am-F7-fx nh. - Fifty-scv i i' ,..' x, ve-,Az-1-1 vswnamfggqpe-,v' M a r i a n 1 1' -124-v .af '....:-n.z1J:..fwvx+1.wxAa 11: 1: 1: I-..-2: -:--1.-..::.-..-..:::: ef..-.1 an-..-...-...-.:7.:Y..-..-::Y..::- .f : 1: :Q :LUIS ' l 1 H 1 1 11 I ll 1 11 11 11 ,, 11 H ll It ll lt TI 11 H 11 11 ll 1 li 1 1 H ll 1 H 11 11 1 11 11 1 5 S 5 I E E S 5 1, 5 S 'Z 9 I J I J l 5 10 Wreath to the Seniors! A laurel wreath to the doer But crown of shame to the drone . They ask me to wax eloquence in tribute and in honor but the age old toasts and time worn praise, seem not fitting for our Seniors. I cannot find a song to sing of thee that will be grand enough and so, like a bard of old, I chant of the simple deeds that have endeared you to our hearts. The gentleness of spirit and singleness of purpose you have pursued throughout your school career have won the truest admiration from your comrades and teachers. No task has been too great, no goal too steep for you to achieve. Pleasure and admiration alike, have been shared with your fellow students. Disappointments, if any, were grandly hidden beneath a brave exterior. In years gone by your slogan has always been, action , so let your deter- mination in years to come be the same as that which has won respect in lf V 1 1 1 l 1 I 1 I 1 1 1 1 Z L Ki Us X X 6 5 F 9 N F. f' 5 5 4 E 5 5 5 R 5 N I f, S l 5 H years past. 1 l You have climbed the last lap of the mountain that leads to the Tower of Opportunity, the big door of Life stands open to greet you. We who ' love you with the devotion of brothers wish the very best for you, Our it Violets', of '32, that you may go on trying to be good and kind, loving l' your fellowmen as you have loved us. No matter who may come to take ,, L the places you have vacated, there will always be a void which only you L, can fill. 1 ll it Seniors -- you who are about to challenge the mountains of life, we who remain behind in the Castle of Learning salute you and place the 'l H laurel wreaths of trium h u on the brows of our Seniors as the onl worth P P Y Y tribute to you and your Alma Mater. 5 F l I : f JUNIORS 1 I tl QB1-JRNICE KOLODZIEJSKA ,331 7 i ! l,.-..-.....-..-..-..aa.-. ,,.1 .1 ty-eight ! pb 41: X fx! KW 9 1' 1 I I 2191 I iq Q5 V y X I MA I My 1 Q fl I ' I I pg: I Igffdlflild H4 1 I nlglg , U5 .W ggllih, 1 If' If 4 n ra V W7 nf 'I 52:-:'ff?'4lI' ,gp 1 4' ' , I ' I fezg X 9-ful, VMI! v ul 1,6 ,OB , Q, ' 5 1 ,f I at A ggliaiiiregggifl 4 g W -,Q 5,547 ',2,5'I' N ' ,255 ' M. 12241 X I f ' fa f I' 4 I II ' ' I IIN 1,1 It H II ,,4 I ., I ,jk 1 Q l,J'i I k B A' Xxx' is I 1 I M gy 'Q II 'Q ' 'WI ' EW' I in' Q' , 'wx M9 ,Q RWM! 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As you enter, the first section of books you see i .1 are works of general reference - encyclopedias, so planned and written that they are easily I ' X adapted to the students. A work of this sort is a library in itself and contains very useful 4 information. The Webster's Standard Dictionary is the reference work most constantly Q , J consulted by the pupils. Its use is very important and the wealth of information within its T 5 covers is very great. And then your glance flits about the room, attempting to take in all 'f 1 the books thereof. There are books and books and books again! And books for reading fl ' S, purely for the pleasure one may obtain from them. Among these are myths, fairy tales H J B and other stories. The primary children revel in this sort of literature: it is one of the most H i ' I valuable agencies in the formation of character, and one of the best means of developing 574 X the imagination for use in after years. Ideals of right and wrong and of truthfulness, purity :Q A . and justice are fixed early in life by books of this sort. Book-sections filled with biogra- 5 phies, works describing animals, stories of the great industries and works of fiction that N the older children enjoy enrich one side of the room, while books on religion, sociology, I philology, useful arts and fine arts fill the shelves on the other. if P I 2' Oh, to have the time and the power of reading these printed pages of a thousand ' ,Q books - the inspirations which make life worth living! Q ll - MARY ANN KOLODZIEJSKA, '32. : ' l 2 - 1 1 ,-...----l.1-....- -m.--...-.....-.- ,... -. .... - .... -....-....-....-....-.,..-....-....- ..., -.,.-....-...-....-..,-,........-..-..........,,..+ v P . flqlxwl far -rw- ..i A.FZa.-vs f..un 'H.l 51655055 Ami'--A N . ,xg Sixty I. 1 1 1,-. 1..- -,.....,,,..,,, ..,,,.,1,, ..., 1 ,,...,-,.....,- ,.. ,,,.....,..--.1 ,.. -..ii .......-.lflo t I The Library Club The Library Club was organized by the school librarian for the purpose of interest- ing girls in the library work and promoting the general welfare of the school. The librarian instructs these girls in the management of a school library. Actual field work complements the instruction and the girls are given a chance to work in the library. These girls can locate and replace books, loan books, check the return of books, enter books, follow up overdue books, and help out in many ways. This training familiarizes the girls with a knowledge and love of books which remains with them all their lives. I I 'I I Besides performing library duty, the club endeavors to raise money for general I I purposes by means of bringing some form of entertainment to the school. It may be considered an honorary society, since its membership is restricted to fifteen girls of the Junior and Senior classes who are recommended by their teachers for their high scholastic standing. I I 'AI I.. Lzbrarzan .. ..,.. .... ...A M A RY ANN KOLODZIEJSKA I I Assistant Librarians: ' I Marie Andrzejewska Gertrude Mi jewska Helen Buza Lillian Rosfnska I I Eleanore Gagala Anne Smagacz Alice Glowacka Joan Smyk Anne Jadzinska Anne Szachtm I I Bernice Kolodziejska Stelle Wisniewska ' I . I Bernice Mazankowska Florence Zdrzewie'ska - , xQR:rZyffLC.2i .II a r i a n P I I I 3 I I I I .I I I ' I A I I K n Q I I I I I I , . I I I I . I , I 'I I I II -uu1uu-.II-.Iu1.,...-...I-I-..1.........1.m-ml-..1...,1,.,.1.,,.1mI1.....-I...1..,,1m.-.......,...-W-W1,.,.1.,..1...,-.,.,,...,,,,i.,.1..1...1.+ i I Q. I I II II' I I II II I I I. II I I I I I I I I I I I' If I f' I I I I I HEQ1' I In I. ,df'Au '2Ig1k.P,4! 5,,fVf'Zfu0lmp.N- 4u! A-4-X '5,. Sixt y'U Ile Www ,-! vi'm 1Ulv 2.a4f C 4 M a r i a n - L4-v..I'.... W-Jfdfvgvuexm ,, 1 .!..............-..-..-..-..-...-..-..-......- -..-I.-.....-..- - -,.-....,.-............-..-...-..-.. lg ! I I x 1 I I I 5' I I .I i I 2 I ' . ,A I I I Q . ! N I , I - I 1 I P i Q I C C ' I The Historical Club i I I The Historical Club is a society which has recently been organized. Plans for some i kind of a History Club have long been considered, and this semester they have matured i into this highly interesting organization, I The society is an instrument by means of which much research work and other things connected with the study of current history may be carried on outside of the classroom. I Besides the fact that the regular school periods do not furnish any time for this particular J subject, an organized club has the additional advantage of being able to bring together .V the current news of our country, state, and city. I The object of the Historical Club is to promote interest in current history. Further- ' D more it helps to bring the students in close touch with some of the very important and 1 outstanding facts. This research has proved not only of interest to the members of the A club, but it has also been very valuable to the student body. I . Ig All Seniors are eligible to the Club and all Juniors whose average is above 88117. I The motto of this club i 4 s Carry on C ' I . President .C CC C C C C C C C C C ADELAIDE OSINSKA ' Vice-President C ,,,,,, GRACE KABACINSKA 5 Sfcrelary .... C C CC JOSEPHINE FLAGA I P Members' ? 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V -nmol pu 1. lm, W nn b ' lln,,h f Our ' - .5 W brig, ' I I M.- ki lg vu lang ,or 'livrly 1 The hilton had no hgnggr 5-1 gh Q Q gl w v. - .., ml msn , Wi than I, 'Po 4 'W' In Mrvvlu-e for song q,:.i X W' fi - W ' .1 .,,, Y' mu ,QL ui f I 'NH -'--Im-- -no f-my ... ..,,.. 'f 5-Oh S . T q -n,....,, n :I vizrnwxlllntag-xg. ll 15 fl 5' - 'E X I ' - The abc - - . . , 4- ...IS ll ' I in 1, ve chpvlngs ar 1 - he Me - 6 taken frgm . 1 1 Q , the t m0lr5, The mommy pa the varlous months of th ' 1. . I en s udents that it is considered ge plays 9' Very Prominent p t e Hlgh School page 1 Q : Ce. They anxi One of th - ar in th 5 - 0US1y look f . 9 Pflme essenti 6 hearts of all I L most mfluential fa - orwafd t0 It ever als of every Student' H Ctors m prom t. Y month and it h S exist- W1 - 0 mg 5011001 spirit. as become one of the H 3 'H-1------.......... 1 - ,, -Hn-1111-1111.. .kmdmfq I ....-....-,.,,,,,,,-M- -.I I Q r ,-X12 ru!-t ,I In fx In --1.11...-1...-111.-nu-u111...,.,, e i A- ch .0 vw' It 'A Us sf 'iz' ,47 nge! I-'I'- 'P A -Wm JQXQY.-gx A1541-1-v Sixfb'-three Sixty-four - I ii'-Q5 M a r i II II f,.....,.,.-.,.....,..-,...-. -.,..-.,..-....-.,.- ....,.....,..-....-.,,,-.,.,-...,...,,.....,.,-.,.-....-.,,,...,..- ,...,..-.,.-W.-.,-.,.,-.,.,-..,...,,,..... fi. I m i , I ! f i I I I F Q l l n E I if I 2 ' 1 ! , Q The Sunshine Club ' If I n. L - There are miles and miles of smiles . 5 1 I This Club is made up of a group of merrymakers who with their wits and whims bring ll T . ll 0 Q 4 , laughter and cheerfulness to their fellow classmates. y H g 1 Y Though an entirely extra-curricular organization, the club has functioned very suc- Q I . cessfully. Be-weekly meetings at school afforded the opportunity to change the daily rou- 2 I I . 1 1- I tine, the monotony, and the sullenness of the school tasks. The programs, which were en- . J I tirely under student direction and interpretation, revealed considerable talent. The stu- 5 ' dent body anxiously looked forward to these occasions, and greatly appreciated all the 2 Sunshiners presented to keep them smiling and laughing. 1 i l : airman .. ED E I Ch WIN RZEP CKI : i 5 i Members: j A ! i Alveria Adamaszek Raymond Nowxcki I Bernice Kolodziejska Roman Nowicki Mary Ann Kolodziejska Anne Szachta g Stelle Wisniewska i 3 1 I 3 3 ,I 3 5 l 3 ' , s T I 4 5, 1 1 ' 3 .3 P s I 5 I f e Z .1 5 la ' T I : K 'Q ,iw-,,-..-..- ,... - .... .. .... - .... -....-.-- .... - .... - .... -..-.,-...-..-,.- -...-..-.,-..-...-..-..-..-..-..-........-.fl., 5 'Fi w -'Nsxf' 51-ig ,.. Nav-,are-v wwnuvf-z.Afv M a r i a n - - '-l l-1 J F- K 'w L N331 Isw-ul-uu-nn-un1nn1un1nn1u-11ml--an-un-me1,.H....,.inn.-..,....,,,1..,......-,,.-...1..1..1m..n1nn..un1n-uiun-.. E. 1 1 ! I E l E E i Z rl. 2 l 5 ,. The finish of the Grand March t I 1 Senior Hop Clear night - bright moon Swaying rhythm - wailing sax Everything in tune Much use of compacts kg Ford roadsters - much fun Last dance - many sighs Promenade begun Homeward bound - goodbyes! I i All year long, we heard tales of the Senior Hop, but they remained merely fancies A until the time for the first annual dance arrived. The beautiful dream was realized on : t that historical evening of April the third, and it placed the Senior Class among the unforgetables of the many classes yet to come. They were given the distinction of being , the first to give such a magnificent affair - one perhaps that will not be duplicated in many years to come. X A deft touch of different was evident from the beginning to the end. The eve- : - ning was a charming feast for the eye, ear, mind, and heart. The affair was held at the I 5 School Auditorium which for that night really was converted into a ballroom . The i k beautiful floor, the luxurious rest-rooms, the artistic decorations, astonished all that attended. - It was a perfect evening. Not the slightest trace of anything occurred to mar the Q effect of that memorable night. The men were attired semi-formally, and the women, F ' too. The Class, in whose honor the evening was arranged, were neatly dressed in variegated f green gowns, on which corsages of violets were very conspicuous, and they wore foot- 2 wear to match. x The Grand March spirited all. The unique distinction was given to Raymond No- f wicki and Miss Mary Ann Kolodziejski. Almost all the dancers participated in time to ' the stirring strains of the school song, Hail Alma Mater's Colors , and then as they L all stood at attention, the school song was intoned for the first time by the girl leader. ' Another historical moment! In commemoration of this event, the song hereafter, becomes the school hymn. I A It was an evening long to be remembered. After many other events have been forgotten, the memory of the social debut of our class will linger, and so may the thought that this I school year, we have advanced maybe too rapidly. Bernice Mazankowska, '32. I S f I ll-ll1ll1nn1 -nn-un1un1ln1uu1unLun1un1 nnun -un--un-nu1.1.1.1.41.4.1-n1uin--'1nu-an-W1.w1.n1l.1p.i-gig F Sixty-five 3 is Q if .J w X 5 3 ff 'fa 9' 1 an-.oQlYwx?,,-,xrygy-mQu,ff ,1?s' 67 a r a n -ff- vi ..-aff .2 .- ..,.-.' .- ... ..-..-...-.......-.........- La Sociedad Literaria Espanola The La Sociedad Literaria Espanola, the Spanish Literary Society, is composed of those students who take greater interest in this foreign language. Its aim is mainly to give the members ample opportunity to express themselves in the foreign language that they are studying, and to become better acquainted with the people who speak this language. The meetings are conducted entirely in Spanish and everyone takes an active part in - the proceedings. A program committee assigns to each member a topic on the history, J literature, or any other interesting item of a certain country, which he' discusses entirely . in Spanish. In this manner the student who is marked on his discussion is encouraged to think as well as to speak Spanish. The interest that is evinced by the students clearly demonstrates its general success. n President ..,.. .. STELLE WISNIEWSKA , Vice-President .,,, ,,,,., F LORENCE ZDRZEWIELSKA rp Secretary , , ,,,.,.. BERNICE MAZANKOWSKA 3 MEMBERS: ' Alveria Adamaszek Helen Kobielska : 5 Helen Buza Tessie Lelusz i Helen Cendrowska Gertrude MijeWSka W Eleanore Gagala Roman Nowicki ! - R359 Golec Dorothy Olszewdra I I : Alice Glowacka Leo Pawlalc p Frances Hamonska Leocadia Rosinska I 4 Anne Jadzinska Anne Smagacz i ' Marie Krcft Dorothy Sobocinska 5 Q j.,,,,,1,.,-,,,.. ,,,. -...-,......- .... ..., -...-...- .... -...-...-...-..-.......-..-..-..-..-...-..-.. wsfzsvx .sr 'tifh-'Zi H- f.an-.fvfiwewe-QU'-ff'-A'x Sixty S' .. 1t.v-,227 'u Qrv ia.Afiw ' M a r i a n ie 'eval '...'m2-JV1ffavfx 1, 1umZQ Q..-.1 ...-:ef--21722, 1: ef..-..-.:1.:f.: -V 21, ..-..-...-..-ew... 2: .1 ,: 3--::l..Y:: :- e:L::L..-L : E' Q , i E 1 Q 1 I 2 E I i 1 i e I i g g E I 5 I -5 . I I Q 1 5 4 : is ll 1 J T I .4 I I . g I Q : e : S f I . ! ' ! l . L 4 ' The Glee Club I sf l ll 1 ! The Glee Club has a membership larger than that of any of our clubs. Whether this Q, 1 may be taken as an indication of a great love for music on our part or whether it is the ' X natural outcome of frequent, enjoyable practice in singing throughout the school-year - ii Q ! that is not for us to say. Be that as it may, this Club has made a splendid record under ll 1 4 the helpful guidance of our devoted director, Mr. Ignatius Budzinsl-Li. It has contributed t in no slight degree to the success of the activities of the other clubs. 8 Not only has this organization confined itself to its weekly meetings but has sung on Q, I varisus occasions throughout the year. They have made their part of Commencement pro- H 1 , gram a great success. F, : ' q Q Divine interpreter thou art, Oh Song! E I To thee all secrets of all hearts belong! , i . L r' T Preszdent ., .,.. .. ......,. ANNE SZACHTA I i : ' .1 'Q Q vice-President .,.,, RAYMOND NOWICKI : Q7 Q Secretary ......,... ,,,A,A,,,,,,A,AA,,,,,, H ELEN BUZA N 7 . . as I i Lzbrarzan ,.... . . ., DOROTHY OLSZEWSKA : 'K r 1 3, Q .i.,-....-...-...- -...-..-..-......V-..-...-....-...-...-...-...-..-..-H.-..-..-........-....-...-..-.-..-..-...-..-4. 2 Mfkwn. ft! -F!-J ..l ' Ah-ami,-A f.4l ,fllv mZ-4,0-'lmnffm An-if-dk 'iff Sixty-seven f- - -in -u -in W ' ff ' ' -A -- w x,x?y,g1y'sf.1.-QQ-:,.,Ayc.sf M a r ia n .. .. W .. , , , ,, 1 ,, , , W ,, ,. , ,, W .. Y Y Y I . Y. THE SHORTHAND CLUB The Students of Stenography, or as they are better known, the Shorthand Club of the Sweetest Heart of Mary Commercial High School, has been in exist- ence for the last two years, and has been a very active school organization. This organization is open to all students taking second year shorthand and who receive an O. G. A. certificate from the Gregg Writer for notes which must be correct in theory, accurate in proportion and execution, free in movement. To remain in the club they must keep a standing of 8O for every month. . The aim of the Shorthand Club is to promote interest and to encourage social spirit among the students, and to maintain a higher standard of efficiency. Perhaps the most notable of the Club's achievements during the year was the participation in the Annual O. G. A. Contest, the results of which will be announced sometime in june. The meetings are held the first Monday of each month. As a whole, the Club this year enjoyed a most wonderful success. President ............., ................,....,.............,.,..................,...... .,.,,,,, Ali c e Glowacka Vice-President ........ ........,...... A nne Barczak Secretary ............,...... ...,..,,.......... F rances Hamonska Members: Bernice Barc Adelaide Osinska Helen Buza Anne Smagacz Helen Cendrowska. Joan Smyk Mary Ann Kolodziejska Anne Szachta Bernice Mazankowska Elizabeth Toth Raymond Nowicki Stelle Wisniewska THE SPEAKWELL CLUB During the early days of the current year the Speakwell Club was organized. Its purpose is to promote the advancement of using correct English. It is the medium through which the students have an opportunity to advance in the English subject. Every student of the Junior class is a member of this club and has the opportunity to participate in the various class programs. It not only develops correctness of speech, but it is an instrument for developing a high morale and a splendid school spirit among the pupils. Under the direction of this club several class programs were conducted out of which the Book Report Contest was the most outstanding. The student body has contributed much to the success and interest of this club by diligent study and research work in the field of English. Officers for this year were: Alveria Adamaszek, presidentg Sigismund'Mio- dek, vice-presidentg Bernice Kolodziejska, secretaryg and Anna jadzinska, as- sistant secretary. ,. --W,ff-- ...--W..::ii'4:r:.:::::,x::,,r,:1 1' ll ll 'l I V -I 1. . 1 n in H ll l 1 it H - i 'l 1 'I I it it 1, it ll it .V ll 'l I V W l I k H l K l I-I l 1 I I w I i Ll- ' 1-N '5 fl 'X -f v: '- we fb-f i ar '9.-ci. -V. V i gpfrfhfxle cY':YV X ' 5 fn: Q xty eight M a r i a n +..-...-..-..-....-..-...-...-..-..-..-...............-.......-....,...-..-..-..,........-........1..-...-..-.,...,.............. 1 1 I I- 'I I ' I I- I I 'I m 1 I I 1 I I3 I X I I 1 . 1 1 1 . 1 ' 1 w 1 I -11 1 1 1 I 2 , 1 , I I 2 Q 5 1 1 S V 1 1 - ' 1 1 1 I 1 1 Q '11 1 1 ' i I I 1 I 1 1 1 1 - I I I I I I ' . 1 Ude To Our Sweet Shop I 44 I I I R I New York may boast of its Confectionery Stores, I And Chicago its select parlor rooms too, Q l But none can compare, I 1 ,Il Or any way share, If G , I ln the fame that belongs to our Sweet Shop. 11 I ' , K S Its shelves are all lined with goodies to eat, I i II Things that are wholesome and things that are sweet, I QE And all praises due I' 1 It To Candy Stores too, I 5 II Are befitting to our little Sweet Shop. Q l Many years after we've bidden good-bye, II W Our thoughts will always turn to the Eskimo pie, 1I if We bought for a dime, 1 Q I g From our First Manager some time, L' lil H In our dear little sweet little Sweet Shop. 4' 1 H 1: ' 3 ' Raymond Nowicki '32 3 t II I1 1.1 'Q .11...-..-..-....-i1.a1. ..-..-..a1.-..a..-.. 111 ..-..,11.. ..-..-..-..-..................2.1 Q Sixty-nine 5fuYP',:I 'v1'ra llv't-L-JA1'R,,u1?' M a r i a n, 'Q W f'svel'.... i2'J?1Nrfx'f2HkPx , 4 Q..-..-..--.--.-..-..-..-.. .... .-..-..-..-..-..-... 1 I -. ..-.....-.........-.........-..- -n.......-....n.-.... Q li l s, T ll' u - 5 1 Ngest Forget :: Cnr fixcurszon il .. I . . f XVe started for an excursion at half past eight. X 2- VVe had to wait for jo - because she was late: I VVe soon reached the dock at XN'oodward, And maid the bus driver whose name was Edward. r l Q U 1, XVe walked up the street after leaving the busg l I-Iey! XVanna ride? an old man asked us. ll Yerv disdainfully, No l we replied, , XN'e were out for an excursion, not for an auto ride! K I I Then we boarded the boat and rode and rode some more i To a picnic ground to have fun galoreg X We even went wading in a little brook V And you just ought to see the pictures we took. J Q We ate lunch and explored the island 'round about, 6, ll We met several signs which read Keep Out g 'tl But we'd never believed in signs and such, 5 7 So we didn't keep out - no, not much! F We played baseball and won six to four, 1 it Then we didn't venture to play anymore. ll it it ll ll U ii l 1 F i i 4 l l 1 - t F ,J E E Q ' i 9 l , ' if l l Y l Seventy We sat under a tree and rested awhile, For between us and the boat was about a mile. Then we walked and we walked and we walked some more, We were headed for home - to meet the boat at four, It was just as hot as hottest June can be, And we wanted to sit under every shady tree. Under an old oak tree, we sat down and rested, We powdered our noses, and Mode's cold cream we tested, And then there came to the damsels in distress A large white boat with an engine - no less. A sunburned, weary crowd got back to Woodward, And started for Canfield with the driver named Edwardg But we were happy and well repaid and, unless I'm very wrong, We'll plan another such excursion before very long. Joan Smyk '32 --uf: 1: 7: -Y - gn-.uniz-.-nu1uu ...inn-::--nu-I :u,4:n :n4:u Y ::i,-af: :u Jin- --Y - -- - -- - -,, --V V . , '1.e,NQ fe-ft Q -Jr.. . I' - MESA f.4a '1,,f Viva :sit Am ,I--.ex 5 M a r i a n 1 p!...--.-...-.,-...-...-.....-.......-.-.......I-.-..-....--I-.-N.. .,.. - .-', ...r-.-....-...I-..,,.. ..,. ....... .-........,..-...-..........-.,I.............I ' L 9 3 f I I Q I I 4 I I ' I, I I I 1 I f I I 3 1 Q I i I Q i I I i I ' ' I s I I S5 It ' I i ,540 I I 1 I I I ' I I I 9 .i I i Q I I 1 ' II I A I . 5 Q A Corner of the Recreation Room E I H I I t x W 5 Over her keys the musing pianist, R I Beginning doubtfully and far away, qt I First lets her fingers wander as they list li And then she starts to really play. I I3 I I ' I I A storm - a crash of music - X 5 I A trill of softest keys, E All these combined will give you I Bernice Mazankowski's rhapsodies. 5 Helen Buza '32 I I 2 I I : 'I I 2 1 2 .1 gk. H.-q.1q-nn-an-nn-1nn1w1ll1' 111r11v-11111111 illl - vvvv 1-in-un-uw1un1un-nn Lulu? L: :I .-1-:..1,.-...f::.1.. :,1..i' 5 ,ggi Seve: ty-one T -PN I I-wh' Q' T5 'N v' 'v 'nf.'vf' Cv' I' ,- WZ'-:F VN X.,.,w.-in , - 2 'T 2 -4 . - i C Q..-...--.. I I l I I I ! f I I I . 1 . I I 1 . I I I I I I I I I I I I ll I ll I I I I I I ll I -I- .1.,1.pi.. --Pav Q-n :'7U '5f.aK fu - ' ,ti ff is - W k, It 2, 'site 56351 sf? Ei I , I s 3 v -s !J,'IiJ-'I .'Ji2.'1it'!5'is 'fi atrial 1 X, , C' 1..1..i..1,.i-niuliminng 1.11.11,iniu1.11.11..1.l1.li..1u.1.-igpif-ini.in M a r ia n 'Wi.h. '-v.fI'.....'i-2wiT4W:'1-x '...fNlh .m1,,,i,,1..1n---Q :,: nl-ui.: Ynzfn-ini.: Izinnin , -:in Class of 1929 VVith tears in their eyes, the Grammar Graduating Class of 1928, was leaving school and was beseeching us to start a High School, so that they might not part so soon with the school and the teachers whom they really loved. And so in September we commenced a continuation course which included the subjects taken for the general course - so that in the event some would want to continue school, they would not be handi- Capped. Forty-four former '28 pupils registered, of which eighteen were boys. These dis- played so much interest and so much lo- yalty that they will be remembered for many years to come. liven today, they be- long to the most loyal sons of their Alma Mater. This class did not graduate because the course of studies was changed to the Com- mercial, but it was as good a class as we ever cared to see. It was the fountain for the High School that we have at present, and which in studies ranks with the fore- most of the City. - Class of 1931 The very first commercial class that has ever passed out into the world of real work from our school was the Class of 1931. It consisted of twenty-two members, of which just one was a boy. Their willingness to progress, as well as their eo-operation and good spirit, filled the first chapter of our Commercial High History. Since all beginnings are difficult, they were not as conspicuous as the classes that shall follow, but they realized that all be- ginnings are a little unsettled. Their spirit led to the fact that our school in its second year has advanced very rapidly - perhaps even too rapidly. a 4Nggl L1fx .Th ' 534:-4 ,gh A,,,.f! '.,gx 'fi --..-4. - -' Marian ull I 1: so-ur ::iaY.:: :L nec: :: I: ur 11' 1 I 1: 1: but 1011 1-I :Yn- S-weetest Heart of Mary Alumni Sweetest Heart of Mary Alumni originated a year ago, following the gradua- tion of the first class from the Commercial High. This class numbered twenty- two, and during the year fourteen more loyal candidates from the Class of '29 were taken into the Alumni. The meetings of the Alumni are held monthly, and the first year has witnes- sed a splendid attitude displayed by the members towards making it a permanent organization. After many constructive criticisms and interesting discussions, the Constitution was formally accepted. On the evening of December 13, the Association presented in the School Auditorium, as their annual play, a three act comedy, One Dollar Down . The entire action of the play took place in the living room of a modern American family. The plot of the play centered around the children's cravings for a new home. The complications that arose as a result of this plan were very intricate and humorous. The various parts were portrayed very effectively by the mem- bers of the cast, who contributed greatly to the success of the play. The Catholic Boys Band of 75 pieces furnished superfine music for this presentation. Everyone seemed well-satisfied with the first dramatic efforts of the Alumni. In deep resignation the members bowed their heads to God's omnipotent ways, when He had taken Miss Mary Smagacz for her reward on January 3. The Funeral Mass was sung at the Parish Church and a large representation from the Alumni attended. The Whatever You Wish Party which took place on Wednesday, Feb- ruary 3, proved to be another successful evening. It was the first of the kind ever held in the Auditorium. It was very striking to note the unexpected response from our many friends, who have contributed their good will to the efforts of the Alumni. The Alumni sponsored many social activities during the year for its mem- bers. Among them was an Initiation Party held in the Recreation Room, and a banquet which was tendered in honor of the graduating class of 1932 and other invited guests. As one of the purposes of the Alumni is to promote interest in dramatic art, the play which is to be presented sometime during the coming winter, is being selected carefully at present. It is with sincerity that we extend a hearty welcome to the Class of '32 who will soon become Alumni members with us, and who, materially, will add strength to our organization in its march to success. The Alumni officers are: Miss Irene Chrzanowska - president, Miss Rose Czarnecka - vice-president, Miss Angeline Delinska - financial secretary. IRENE LITKA, Secretary. .. - -Y - - W W Y . W .. .W .. .. . ., ,s ,-or ,, ., W W ,gin :1 41 41 11 11 1 1 11 1 1 .- 1 i 1 1 1 11 11 i -L, .- Y . t 11 1 yi Qi 5 r 'i 1 I 24 ' ' 1 1 s l 11 i T in l D I 'E I E, I . l z, if ll ' 5 l 1, lv: li 1 , l ll Q ' w li 2 I ni l w rg 1 N 5 in fa V P D l S il 1 A ,F l Q' f' sf as-A 1 1 f --s 5-. ' A- 1 , -a d v : vrizli Lv z'--A - ex .fr at Seventy-three if M a r i a n lk -Q..-...-.-..-...-..-..-..-..-..-..-.1 -f --:e--.2 ff :.-. 2:-.T 2 1: 1 f 1 -e: fe 11-f 1 2 -- of I 2' F E f Course of Studzes i S 1 E fy 5 In Our Commerczal H zgh 7 I I ' .1 I ! ! I X 1 : I ! ! . i I 3 1 F Lrsz Year h i : i ! 5 5 RELIGION Q i Liturgy, History and explanation of all feasts, sacred things, and sacred ceremonies X of the church. Catechism, lectures with practical applications. Conferences and prac- i tical outlock cf the world from the religious standpoint once a month. il . . ll 1 l ENGLISH V ! n V Thorough review of Grammar, special attention to common usages. The Fundamen- W tal Principles of Composition. The Paragraph, its functions, its developments. The if is : Sentence, correctness, choice of words. Narration. Compositions are written weekly. p Memory work from classics studied. Spelling, thorough drill in commonly misspelled : Q words of high frequency. Text, Correct English by Tanner. For required reading four 5 of the following: George Eliot, Silas Marner: Shakespeare, Merchant of Venice: I 'P Longfellow, Evangellneg Irving, Rip Van Winkle: Poe, The Gold Bug or other tales. I .1 , SPANISH I1 it Absolute mastery of correct pronunciation. Skill in construction of simple sentences. - :Q An intensive study of the different parts of speech. Special attention to the verb. I KJ H Conversational method is largely used. Half of the grammar is covered. Text, First , H Spanish Course by E. C. Hills and J. D. M. Ford. 2 l -I .2 I , w l I ' ALGEBRA ,, . Fundamental Operation. Factoring. H. C. F. and L. C. M. Fractions. Linear Equations l tb and Problems. Simultaneous Equations. Text High School Algebra by Milne. 1, D n H i ' SHORTHAND ,K H' if Fundamental Principles of the Gregg System. Reading. Dictation. Outside practice u H by students. Texts, The Gregg Anniversary Manual and The Gregg Speed Studies. U If A V 'h ,, TYPEWRITING L H The Touch System is taught. Fundamental Principles. Elementary fingering exer- 5 ' clses for mastering keyboard. Rhythmic Drill. Individual practice for speed. Text, i' i H 5 Typing Technique by So Relle and Smith. H p ll I ll l Q3 4... as ,.-..-.. fggyg ,:g,1nN,.,., ff, , y,,1g,.x,p, fir ,ye 1.a. Z1.,,-at ..4',4.n s,4 bmi ,enum Auf'-ex 'ix . Seventy-four .....' N.. wash? 'isfxffrianf .I M a r i a n H Jie' WNV! WFS 4 Q..-, ......, ,Yu ,.,,. ........,.. H.-...Y..,. .--.-.------.-We - af..-n .. .. .. .. .. MY 4 I 'I l U U I I 5 I U . 1 s Course of Studies Second Year RELIGION Church History. Catechism. Practical conferences for future use in life. ENGLISH Review of Essentials of Grammar. Description. Exposition. Diction. Versification. Memory work from classics studied. Punctuation. The Letter and its Parts. Im- portant classes of Business Letters. Drills in Spelling. Themes and Business Letters are written weekly. Texts Correct English by Tanner: Words by Rupert R. So Relle and Charles W. Kitt. For required reading four of the following: Scott, Ivanhoe: Shakespeare, As You Like It' Stevenson, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde: Poe, The Cask of Amontillado' Dickens The Christmas Carolg Palgrave, The Golden Treasury, Books II and III. SPANISH Advanced study of grammar. Abundant drill in the use of all modes and tenses. General principles of syntax. Usual phrases of idiomatic character. Principles of composition and letter writing. Reading of standard authors. Text, First Spanish Course by E. C. Hill and J. D. M. Ford. BOOKKEEPING The 20th Century Bookkeeping and Accounting. Theory and practice in single and double entry. Voucher Accounting Banking. Text, 20th Century Bookkeeping and Accounting tR.evisedJ Introductory and Intermediate. SHORTHAND Advanced work in Phrasing and Word-Signs. Commercial Letters for rapid dicta- tion. Transcription of notes on typewriter. Actual Office Work, Writing Circulars. Form letters etc. Texts Gregg Speed Studies and New Dictation Course in Business Literature by Riegner. TYPEWRITING pcs carbons tabulatlng billing cutting stencils, statement work, and manuscripts. 'I'ranscrlpts form greater part of Second Year Typing. Perfect work as to spelling, punctuation arrangement required. Text, Typing Technique by So Relle and Smith. Office conditions. Letter and Commercial Forms. Office courtesy. Filing devises, etc. Text Secretarial Studies by Rupert P. So Relle and John Robert Gregg. I I , I ! 1 I , , I I I ll I I L l I YI l , II II I l . , T Special speed drills. Exercises in centering, spacing, letter forms, addressing envelo- I I BUSINESS TRAINING I I H - Q +C!! I J I I I I I lil! I I wg y,,v 1c,x-gag 1: x,v',.,,Niers 'uf 1' fm ! ,4,.an ',1 fv'lr:.-BQ. fm! -'A k Sex ent, fn e xvwjrmv NW:-vft fwuf' M a T ia TL 7 :Wim .!................-..-.........-,...-...-......-.......,...............-..-..-......-...,..................................-Q. E Education in Our School Commercial education in our school has a much wider purpose than the training of stenographers and bookkeepers. It has addressed itself to the task of training for service in the community, for participation in social life, and for knowledge of, and ability to adapt one's self to business as a whole. Young people trained for the broader and more professional aspects of commercial life have every prospect of finding for themselves highly useful places in business as they demonstrate their fitness for more respon- sible duties. To accomplish this purpose the course provides instruction of two kinds: first, in general high-school subjectsg second, instruction in high- school grade in the special subject, commerce. It is to be noted, however, that the general subjects are all taught with the constant view of preparing the students to use them in business life. ln like manner all instruction in the school is made to serve the special vocational purpose for which the school exists. Added emphasis is placed on the development of those personal qua- lities so necessary for desirable contact with other members of societyg right actions, proper dress, appreciation of services received, right attitudes that lead to a higher type of citizenship and social order. Character training through continuous doing activities of an ethical nature develops within the individual fixed habits and higher ideals of manhood and womanhood and fosters all that makes for right living and good citizenship. To the student of Sweetest Heart comes the advantage of strenghtening his faith. From the Catholic High School, he learns all that Christ wishes him to learn the truth which will save his soul The more he learns of the teachings of his Church, the better Catholic he will be. With a will stren ened and toughened by the battles of his adolescence period the student will be ready for the fray of the great world where the rush and excitement and distraction wear out all who are not endowed with a will of steel With such an education he IS indeed prepared for the battle of life We are not certain what life may have in store for him. It may destroy his health, and blast his hopesg but it cannot change his will if that is firmly grounded on faith and principle ALICE GLOWACKA 32 , . . . . . . . s 9 ' . . . . 9 , . 4... xxx: rrxfxf..-..-:s ..f:.::.-:If 4: 1: :f::-.:f:.-.:,a::.::.-:-1.-2: :Hx ul. .A ,-4. - ff.. -X u .. 3' -- dr. . . ' 4- 1 A 'fx'-' 'A F' Nm fr 's y 1xI .,2s24n 'i,.fbf'-',,v:-l5.5L Q -'X 'Q ' f T' M a r i a n Ju, -.w'f'.,,sm q..-........-...-...-..-....I.-...-...-...-I.-...- .-...............-....- -..-.......-.....-..-.......-..-..-..-....-.T I I I I : I I I I i I I N ' ' , ' I I I I I -W 1 I : I I ' I I ' I I 5 . '- . rf!! , : 34 i' Z :g .--f I gil 'Ig : 1. I 1.-.5 ,. I iii: I W .I-., ,I 3 c..g vien s 1 I I H i Were it not for the patronage of T our advertisers We would never have : been financially capable of issuing I this book. Readers of The Marian , I please show your appreciation of I- the service which they have ren- dered to us by patronizing them. 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Forest Ave. at Flower St. SZMIGIEUS A Bridal and Brides- 11' 5 maids Gowns jf' Zig 1 7 Bridal Veils and 7 U Q 1 . Supplies -'T . 2 : 4721 Chene Street f--Q.: V Compliments 0 .. MACK MILLER CANDLE CO SYRACUSE N Y. ' Telephone MElrose 8970 C E N T R A L WHittier 4472 Day and Night Service ART STUDIO JOHNJPETRIK . A Artistic Photographs 4743 Chene Street Funeral Director 1 Registered E mbalmer 1 9074 CENTERLINE 1 Corner Marcus 1 Herman A. Smigielskl Prop. N A ' l 1 1 f f 1 6 . 1 E '1 A ' 5 11 Q I H 6 , 1 4 S 1 ll .ff H lv , . ll f v1 J I 1 1 . 1 1 ji 1 1 ' 4 I : Y 51 2 gil i Between Porest and Hancock V Q ' tl 5.1-1 -1 4- .. .1 . Eighty I 0' 1 E 'F' 1, fl aff 'Q - gil. Qlhslvil nf 1:1 E SHOP .915 '- 1 1' il' 7 flw qats , i f-1 'Y' ! N 1 Q I I' I 'I' Q I I is l , . 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LABINSKI g 1 S I A -., I' , ' Flowers for All Occasions ' 1 1 11 W EAVE R E' 3387 E Palmer Avenue I Q 1 E3 M ' ws- , z ' I J 1 1 I A X 2 13est of Luck! 1 H ' I ' g s. H. M. PARISH, COMMITTEE 1 1 1 1 A p Established in 1912 if 1 WITTSTOCK BROS. 1' 3 11 RooF1NG , 1: 3147 E. Warren Avenue Comer McDougall Ave. I Q g Z1 years in the same location. 5 I We are responsible roofers - approved by more responsible than ever 'I Architects, Manufacturers and General Contractors f Q Mmmse 1037 Tuxedo 2-0667 g ki 4,,i,gi.:4..i:.-:li:n1n-q-ra: gn1un1-ui:-1111 -Y::i:n :mln :n 77:17:11 1Y:n1uu1lu:u-ali?-u 5 if Eighty-two Ili? M aria n -' f, . Rv-fm.-wksffffvfxvvtsesi 5 1..-.....-..-..-..-,.-..-..-...-...-,n-M.,-..M- .... -.n-.,.-..-.- -t..-...-..t-.-..,.,,-.,-..,-..-.........-n.-T 35 H I 1 5 Branch Office Opposite Phone MElrose 4286 3 x Holy Cross Cemetery 5 E t i 2 . 1 ' t t 1 5 I I 2 e nt 5 X 4 S 2 I 4 N E X 0 1 l Q f 5 t A t . 5 1 i 5' 1 1 f x I Q f Q B' X - I 1: 5 - E s f f Q JQSEPH MIQDEK t t T M 1 'b 1. 4 L Sculptor 1 , 1 f ' Q 2 4 Monuments and Statues 1 E, S of Character and Q . ' t . . 3 1 Dlglllty ft F, Z l 1 if Q 2133 Forest Avenue East 9 Our Prices Are Very Reasonable E T 1 ti 4 3 5 gl?-u-1un1ua1nu----1u1uo1u1u1x -un1nu1..,.1..u1...,1u..-..1.. 1ui..1..1.u-..---I1.-u--v-1am-u-1am-1an1qn1q.1u.ir 2 ,gage Eighty-three I ,J Groceries ME10se 0406 WHime 8811 ig A W LENZ 31 C0 GEORGE H STIEBER e Loan Di 'hes for All Occasions 7729 HARPEI? AVE Crockery ard Glassware 2215-19 GRATIOT AVE OPEN EVEMNGS o Carry On' CHRISTIAN MOTHERS A wx-nmer 7761 Tex. MEI. 4392-w . Jacob P. Sumeracki Ted's Meat Market Real Estate - Buzhler Ted Sredmcki, Pro as P' N V 6484 Van Dyke Ave 5046 Moran ! ! 5 Smcerely 5 'Q i ST. THERESE ALTAR soc1ETY I I ..1u.1..-...il..1....-.H-1.11-..-.,,,,1,,n1,,,1.,.....u,,1.m1..u1....1m.1...,1...1.,n-u,.1.. ... 1 -. 1 1 1 I T f l rl T - 1 4AI ',1vffisQ-llxk fel'-ANL ff 'ti' 2-.A .Aa Jvivbmw Am! -fvk ' E .-. 7' Hifi, 'mhgvaf ys .wb M a I- a n -faxlv'-17 '.,,:i2' xi 'I,l T.....-..-..-..-..-.M-..,.-...-....-...,-....-,.,.-..-..--.-..-...-..-..-..-..-..- .-..-..-..-..-..-...-..-..-.....'. t . il f r , I I 1 'E if F. ' . O I . 5 W I H W s ' f' L iNear Van ykel xl l 1 H W . ll f - K I 1 4 M H M wx M 1 H 1 1 I W M Q wr H . V H 1 0 L ' 11 ' . . L f 1 w M ' l Y 1N:sf.-aN2 ' 0 Wn,'7.-a.NsR l ..a! -352'- '.,,d ' A.:-n 'Zmv'-N -W.4l 'nf V '5'lI ULN- i '!m x 5- I'. gllty-four I ! ! '1 ,i,- -.4 -:.L -ni-. :L A .-...-.-..-.. - big ff fb-Izlfv .f ..:Q-2 J Fw ':Q:'Ql'4 'imA .1817 2-5, EV-f'--. ff ff' :mil Q5f 'N !15Lg ' ,... N..v-,fr 'vN M '- imfl w M a r i a n w .-...'w2-J'-.1fvQ'..fl I 1 I H U W H Il H U U H 4, I, ll ll H I ,I H H H N H N ll I! ......1n1'11-.1-nip..-u...un1nn1minn.-.n:?l:iu:inuin:inn---1 n1:.:-n-:: -n-un1n:in:in:fuu--r.: -Y lo- Gomplete Serfvice Ti Distinctive, I Dignified, ,L Courteous ii f ANTHONY WUJEK 1 1 Funeral Dlrector Chapel and Parlors i E W m f I 1 L ,l v l M Q E 2 . 1 ' U H I Ig j lf W . if V U 3 ! 1 I : I: 11 L N I 2 L 1' I U g I 1: M U J T H u 0 ig 1432 Canfleld Ave. E. Q : i f : ' I .Q ,Q,....-...-..........-..-..-..-..--..- n-------vm-Wn-1n-un-in-...-m.-...-...I--u-in---.--...-M--H-----.--..-.....,-..l, ? ifd yml r4-Ng.g rf: y:hi '4-K. wif .XQ': ',, Q-a fgyik .P,4l A A amfbmk Eighty-f A X S1 xv-vJ, '!v q,,'QIfvlW,m,qff' M a r 1 g, n be 'f,,J'r'.'f.fel'....2'i.2-J-'Ilia-x, 1 'KF- +.-..- ...-....-...-....-..-.....,:-..-..-..-..-......-.......-....g. Congratulatzons and Greetings ALUMNI ASSOCIATION 1 Tel. TEmp1e 2-6737 ANTHONY JAROSZ Fines! Meats 1486 E. CANFIELD Stoves and Ranges Vamishes, Glass, General House Paints, Oils, Furnishings Putty, Etc. A. Lemke Hardware Co. 4189-4197 St. Aubin Ave. Phone ME1rose 0362 Best Wishes HOLY NAME SOCIETY 4.-,,,,1.,.,1uu1..u1....1..1..1...i..1...1..1u1.'1.p1.gP Nbr' Neg N, Nag ,gr 'mf M4v 1a.. '5,,m.fdm K,,fvf 22,a-mg-.N AqN!f'2.ex fg YJ. mf-4-v z.'JA xfg,,-IQV .3-5, .ef-A Alfq' JG' 'qggg mj4f,,g7 N xvggyiaf 5. WC ,...' kmf-,rbv m'22wf L.Afw 1 M a r ia n +o1c1l Il 11 fzzix :: :: :: r:+::+:::- xfotixinsr, :: :: 7::7:: ::7:: :: u: :: ::- ::7::-uu111:Y:nn1::- ll Cherrq 1234 11 ll I1 11 H 1. 1 ll ii Ll ll ll 1 Exclusive Store H For - Exclusive People D J Hea u Sho s G-3'c1Sl'llOI'l and Cjune .Jlrts 1426 Woodward Avenue Detroit ll .1 ll ll .. .. .. .. I. .1 .. .. . 11 I1 ll .. .. '1 . li .. . .. .. ::-:iff 'H' Q ll .1 ll l Q l l . ' l, ll D l. .1 l. ' ' 1 I ' ll ' ll il 1 ll 1. l. 1 - - 1 1 I1 H l. ll . ' Ll K ll ll 1, ll . W 5 I1 . ll . ll . l .. l. .. . H Il l, 1 l I l 'l 1. '1 1 . 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You Certainly Made School History Compliments of the fl QQ X ,l , gl HISTORICAL CLUB if it s li Q MElrose 0277 We Rent Correct Dress Suits 5 1 l 3 F. H. L. Products Co. RATHNAW n X 1 Manufacturers of For Men and Boys V High Grade Liquid Malt I l 5' in 5 Gallon Cans Chene at Warren Jos. Campau Ave. iq 'l DETR011' MElrose 5000 at Caniff 5 MAdison 0334 I E. Forest at Orleans Parfay Bldg. .... DETROIT ,Q,,.,,...,-..-......-.........-.......-..-.,.... .... .....-..-..-...-..-....-.......f:.:..:..-1. 1.:::. .5 :Z 1. .,, .L Eighty-eig ht Vai Ts, JC! ,R Ky dl 'mga '3- 'cf Yllfv4424,.Afv,9d' 'N ,,,'Q,x731.fflv fu. if imifwf 'Qgif 'is Qxvfhg-Ykf ....'N,v-,suv NNW ? -A M a r i a n -Vvvf'---: '-12'Nf 3n 'v'N 1f'NF'K T.....-.....................-..........-........-.... - - ..::.:e.::..-.l .....:f..-..3,...:e,e ...-..q. Courtesy of fi rf w Y za 0 ig U 1 N ii G LADIES' s i '- - ------ ---1 - -- -ulq O D 1 9 A 3 . li L 5 r , r 2 I q M il T 1 1 W 1 E W S 1 Q I E 1 St. Agnes Sfweetest Heart of Mary 'Q L... .. ..........h.....-, .. .. .W .M .. ..... ..... ..... ..... .. .. .. ...........-.... 9 Eighty-n If Mar ian 4 qI.......-..-...-.........-...-........-..-..-..-...-....-..-...-..-..-...-....-..-..-...................-.....-.......!. L ' 5 rn N sc E gy 1 rx D ri H - e ews age qu pmen an rape es ' i - 1 THE MICHIGAN SCENERY AND DRAPERIES l E '1 ROYAL OAK, MICH. Al ha 55 wmmer 5110 J LL X ' O 15 J 5 ,. Value and Harper MUSIC Sholl I 4 , ,. 1 il R 1 Perhaps no where in town can you li ll get so much for your money E H in Clothing Needs as at N 5 H 9 n I . H S If it's Music we Have it N K ll ALL STANDARD MAKES OF RADIOS I N 5 H 6305-11 Chene Street Sold on Easy Terms f 'B , 12 ears on Har er Avenue 1: A Tel. Empire 6071 711 YN1eww1om'Sk1, PNP- , 54 u 457 HARPER AVE. 1 1 4 ' i Phone Trinity 2-3012 5 N P 2 ll l 5 N ORTHWAY BOTTLING WORKS QQ 5 H 3200 YEMANS AVENUE H 1. at A Supply All the Soft Drinks and Ginger Ale TF E, 'Q for the S. H. M. Sweet Shop f 5 ll Ladies! No matter what text e your hair is, E H Melrose 3346 our operators are trained to give it a satisfying ,, 4 i 't permanent wave. One that you yourself can push v 'I 1, into shape. H I i Enjoy being correct by having your work W Q K, H done at our shop. We are able to give you the if Q i 1 Courtgsy gf most fashionahle eolffure and make-up adopting A 'J l 'hrilirff 5325 2Sf.f.'f.5lZ2.ffa.f'Sffs.. ll 1 Q ll , . L. C. B. A. SOC16ty HEI-EN'S BEAUTY A . Parish Branch 1398 Pergggsave ,Q 53.50 - 84.00 - 55.00 - 36.00 - 56.50 1: K 3 H The Strongest Catholic Wo'm.en's Finger Wave and Marcel 50 Cents l Organization in the Country HELEN KENDZIERSKI H Q Q 1 5527 mrnorrgrii Ave. Lrrrolr zssz-w 15 ., - - ' Melrose 2299 1' 3 1 W y T E s s jj r l v . SIGN SHOP Q f' W H Signs and Lettering AP for every purpose J' U 4639 CI-IENE STREET Kr la i at Forest 5 2 F. Rochowiak, Mgr. il : ' 5 ' l OFFICIAL sion PAINTERS I 1 I' A ,A Fon oun PARISH I gf '1 .i,..-..-......-..-..-..-..-..-..- .... - .... -..- .... -..-..-..-..-..-...-.................-..-........-...........Q, ii 51 Ninety 'P' Q ll 4. i J I I l Y-.,urFoot Trouble Explained,Corrected 5 2: 'J ll ' lr l I H I H PAINS, CRAMPS B Pains, cramps or cal- H louse: at the L. ll of the foot are qu ckly s H relieved and correct- e by Dr. St-hull' H nt v a , U Suppufusl C For your convenience and benefit, we maintain a complete, highly Ll ll eificient Foot Comfort Service Department, under the personal supervision of a Foot Comfort Expert, especially trained in Dr. Scholl's Scientific Methods This Expert will take Pedo-graph prints of your stockinged feet, make an analysis of them, explain what your foot trouble is, and how he can give you absolute relief. PAINFUI. CORN! For Coma or Sore Toes,we recommend Dr. Scholl's Zino- padl. Cive inuanl relief. Safe and sure. Easy to apply. 356 ox. fJ'! '-9 H--M... .A rfw- ... U wt l F A Day of Shopping oncl Stull Fresh Mtlfig os cz olsy No dear lady you need not dread your shop- ping expeditions . . . if you wear JAGLOWICZ S SHOES. After a hard day of shopping youll rejoice in their precious comfort and youll ap- preciate the value of the many foot-health fea- tures which make this comfort possible. Jaglo- wiczs are beautiful to look upon . . . and a per fect joy to wear. The style shown is one of many new Jaglo- wiczs Models available at our store. JOHN J JAGLOWICZ Shoe Shop 5039 CHENE STREET Near Vlarren Avenue We Sell the Best Lmes of Shoes and Hosiery Tel MElrose 6036 -...-...-......-........-...........,....,-...-...-..-..-...-.......... -........-...- .-..-.......-......-.........-..,!. . Pixy E ! Q, Q 5 P H E Fa l 'S F. 32 i 94 qd l .. 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R if , Printers ,, J Ready ln Complete S lr Ex showings Forest at Dubois MElrose 3620 if 2 ORegon 1611 Mission Supplies a Specialty 11 1 ANTHONY MATEJA 5 Wholesale Catholic Supply House i 45 School Supplies, Church Goods, Religious Articles 'Q Pictures and Frames 1 3 7844 MICHIGAN AVENUE iQ 'Q .ST ..ss :-.:e:s:s :1W:.n:......-..-..-......l, :.....-..s :.-:u1 Z , Nino! WU 2 r 2 , N E 1 Ninety per cent of the items printed in its sheets are exclusive. Memoirs readers are bound to each other by bonds of deep attachment. The Memoirs i13Fr,.'w.,v-,gr 'sera-02.Afw M a r i a n fic? ,.?.....-..-....-....-..-..,......-........- .... -...- .... ... - H- I... .- .... - .i.- --m--m--...-4m- ---- -fm-H--mf-.---M-..-..-.1..-M-v..-M..-QE- E, gf i r ' I , v ! ff i ' , ! EXTENT E it x H f,x i ig i and ' t o - 1 is .' QUALITY -ay ,- 1 47 li of :QNX i 'I Circulation E gg determine gi advertising N W value! ' N -f : 1 ii, , 1 5 . I 2 1: ! 5 ! 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