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Commemo‘mle Me
MARIAN YEAR
THE SENIOR
CLASS of I954
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NOTRE DAME
ACADEMETTE
Notre Dame Academy 350i State Street, Omaha, Nebraska
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Q/48 the day of our Commencement dawns we pause on the threshold of our future to reminisce, to recapture, and to record in this pictorial review the precious events of tour treasured years lived
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To You, Our Devoted Teachers, the SCHOOL SISTERS de NOTRE DAME, who as “other Mary's” spend yourselves to form us to Christlikeness, we lovingly dedi— cate our yearbook. Your zeal for our spiritual, intellectual, and Christian social growth winds yearly the clock of our precious school days at Notre Dame. We have seen and felt your untiring efforts to prepare us for both time and eternity by instilling in us, through word and example, true devotion to Mary that means a life close to her Son—and for this we bless your memory.
Sr. M.
Magdalen
Sr. M.
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6Round the clock
of hours, days, and months at Notre Dame, the spiritual weaves as a golden thread . enlightening Religion classes a living Sodality radiatin Catholic Action strength—giving daily Communion . in— spring Good Counsel Clubs solemn consecration to Mary . peace-filled recollection day frequent pop calls to the Eucharistic Friend three—day retreat rendezvous With God .
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Religion classes are devoted to instilling in the hearts of the students ideals and aims of their faith. Religious training is not restricted to mere formal class in— struction but permeates every phase of school life.
Christ’s public life is traced on maps and pictures.
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Rev.
Francis Novak, C.SsiR retreat master
Revi Iames Bartek,
confessor
Maryknoll Sisters show mission movies.
Cast in “Of What Are Sisters Made" presented on Archdiocesan Vocation Day.
Vital Sodality—the result of council’s enthusiastic planning. Sr. M. Eleanor, moderator.
sodalists enrolled 8. Largest class December on in Academy history.
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Class Coronation Groups.
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informative bulletin boards draw student interest.
Freshman English class petitions con— gressmen for Marian postage stamp.
Fortress duties teach girls social arts.
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Brennan, SI. and Creighton debaters open lecture series for the year.
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Rev. Thomas Bowdern, SJ. points out God's place in the education of man.
Rev. Robert Duffy
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Entire Notre Dame family re— serves Tuesday night for ”the very best" __ Bishop Sheen's Life Is Worth Living.
Chartered busses transport excursionists.
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”Opportunities Unlimited” Viewed by
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”Nita” dancers pose with
Mary Ellen Dolch as she appeared on TV screen.
Lew Ieffrey.
The Dance Class
Wooden Soldiers make six public appearances.
Belles
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square
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Half a hundred voices blend in harmony GLEE CLUB: rehearses tor the Annual
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Physical fitne joying school
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Music occupies an important spot in the curriculum. Various school functions are enhanced by the musical contributions of the school orchestra.
Percussion Group
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Physical fitness aids the students in enjoying school life and attaining success.
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Good Salesmanship
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close of Subscription drive.
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TIME
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ccaughter pushes fun-filled moments tumbling over one another as years of happiness are formed from hours
and relaxation Notre Dame style ice-breaking Sodality mixer long-planned and fully-enjoyed class parties . friendship—strengthening Thimble Theatre quiet moments lounging vacation—bound resident students dancing feet thrilling to juke box jive new—found graciousness displayed by pretty misses at banquet . reminiscences and welcomes at alumnae evening thrilling expectancy before prom time . frothy formals and satin slippers to match star—dusted eyes all hand-in-hand with the Queen of smiles. of gayety .
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Juniors “swing their partners” to initiate freshly-waxed dance floor.
Eager softball ~fans warm up for game.
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Dancing feet tingle to juke-box jive
Endless line leads to popular stopover.
Iuniors turn auditorium into sumach grove for Autumn Glide.
Bunco welds
friendship at Sodality Mixer.
Sophomores top scavenger hunt with sizzling weiners.
Nativity scene highlights seniors’ annual Christmas entertainment.
Snowmen cheer
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Santa brings Mrs.
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Gift
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Sisters at surprise Christmas party.
Sisters match wits in Fruit IQ.
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Angels present utility carts to Sisters from sodalists.
Mardi Gras swells senior yearbook treasury,
relax at Hobo Holiday sponsored by freshmen. Bums
Taffy pullers stick to job.
Homey atmosphere prevails at birthday celebrations.
THIMBLE THEATRE. residents' artcraft club
a dull moment in the evening meetings.
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Officers
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President Genevieve Wobeter is in the center.
Chow line
Four o’clock is mail time.
Springtime Outdoor Supper.
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Masqueraders all ready for the judges’ decision. Vacation—bound Kansans their taxi.
boarding
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Awaiting c1 “yes" answer to prom bid.
TheQ Eyes Sparkle as his voice responds, “I’m coming!"
Dates are welcomed with a thrill.
The Queen
and her mother The Wishing Well
The Grand March
Prom Queen JOANN FERRIS
Her Majesty, Queen IoAnn
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pretty misses before dinner served.
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Record attendi alumnae ass program.
ALUMNAE EVENING
Officers 1954
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Betty Rozmajzl
President Rita Neef Secretary Nancy Kucirek Treasurer
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Retiring officers make final plans for banquet and senior reception.
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alumnae assemble for program.
Chicken dinner whets appetites for all-day eating.
Guests
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phone Tea.
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Poetry Winners
rejoice over awards.
luniors admire class rings. C.
Ann Marie Drahota and loyce Patrick caught fly— ing in Casey's dance.
Behounek girls lend a a kneading hand to Sister Lucille.
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Guests attired for Tele— Company's Spring
phone Tea.
Notre Dame entertainers
add rhythm to Brainard
concert.
TIME
TO SAY
GOOD-BYE
WOMEN TS steal
hurriedly along, passing
swiftly through light hearts and busy minds and hands — and with the school year at an end suddenly, it is June gay, triumphant move up—a—step for upperclassmen readiness of .
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Barbara Sheridan
Rita McClure
Cecelia McAulitte
Margie Tess
Marguerite Souchek Frances Molczyk
Mary Io Stanek
Carol Clifford MGFY COTTON
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Margaret Rogers
Charlene Woldan — Treasurer Tish Rudcr — Secretary
Shirley Leitner — President
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Magdaline Reznicek Tish Rudd
Dorene Bush Marion Brown
Shirley Leitner Charlene Woldan
Dorothy Behounek Ianice Tibbitts
Nancy Cavonough Alice Ruzicka
Helen Uher
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Dismissal hour hailed with glee. Time drags before 3:30 approaches with its time for leisure.
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‘Frances
Betty Bru
Emilie Hrbek
Mary Ellen Spencer Margaret Kiefer Shirley Cornelius
Pat Lowry Pat Palermo
Pat Cavanaugh Kathleen Opitz
Marian
Barbara Ferris Darleen Polivka
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Betty Bruning
Mary Markle Jackie McDonald Marian Soulek
Volunteer caretakers warming up for beautifying grounds.
Jackie Nichols Elaine Herold
loan Hruska Eileen Barnes
St. Agnes Class Patron Sally McReynolds
Marcia Cordes Theresa McClure
loan Scott
Colette Zmolek
Virgie Vap Mary Roberts
Colleen Jones
Betty Stangel
Christine Boese
Genevieve Wobeter
Sr. M.
Bemarda — Sponsor
Marlene Martin
Shayla Iensen
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Hohman Mary lane
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Mary Jane Bourke Mary Ellen Dolch
Allen
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St, Joseph Class Patron
Irene Pieper Dolores Moles
Nancy McEnroe
Donna Stolley Mary Anne Hruska
Pat Maji Regina Markey
Sr. M. Gertrude
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Bonnie Vap
Bonnie Vap — President Lois Hohman
Treasurer Irene Pieper — Secretary
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Picture No. 216 snapped by Mary Ellen Dolch, Academette photographer.
Charlene Roth Pat LaVigne Mary Ann Behounek Margaret Neid
Patty Mines
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Kathleen Phillips
Nimble fingers and chit—chat give time
Wings.
Freshmen plant and dedicate rine Locust” to honor Omaha.
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Outdoor lunch satisfies
hearty appetites.
Janice Tibbits demonstrates leisure time.
well—used
Smiles come easily in early spring sunshine.
Seniors
St. Michael, Archangel
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IACQUELYN MILLER fashion—wise
amiable
MAYME KUCERA
enthusiasm plus vivacious Sodality Vice Prefect Academette Queen
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quiet as moonlight
dependable
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cooperative laughter-loving Coronation Attendant
IOANN FERRIS
modernistic industrious Prom Queen
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ANN NOVOTONY
gentle tall and tailored Class Secretary MARGARET IANOUSEK
affable dutiful May Queen
DIANE HILGER melody—minded
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knowledgette obliging Sodality Treasurer Teen of the Week
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KATHLEEN IOYCE Winsome
pleasantly serene Banner Honors
CAROLE NICHOLS
happy-go-lucky faithful
KATHLEEN GAMERL
blonde charm light—hearted
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MARGARET MALONE
five-star favorite magnanimous Sodality Prefect
DOROTHY GRUBAUGH
ever-helpful rollicksorne
MARY ANN CAHOI
refreshing simplicity never—fading smile
Banner Honors
MADONNA SHEDA
leisurely pensive r'wafiv
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companionable
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PATRICIA KAUFFOLD
masterly musical
fun—loving
efficient
Class President
JOAN MILLER
capable
ambitious
ANN MARIE DRAHOTA “note"—ably sharp
charming Sodality Secretary
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Ann Stock
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SHARON WITHERS
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MARLENE IOINER
quiet genial Margaret
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Marie Drahota Ioan Miller
Margaret Ianousek
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Kathleen once
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Mayme Kucera returns with year— book ads and patrons amounting
to $265.
Competitive exams bring scholarships to Peggy Malone (St MOTY’S/ Xavier) Mary Ann Ianda (Creighton and Nebraska Uni— versity) Ioan Miller (Duchesne).
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Gail Schutte and Sharon Withers, Creighton Homecoming candidates. Officers anticipate Commencement
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Jackie Miller models graduation gown.
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FRIENDS OF NOTRE DAME
Mrs. Roman
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Mrs. Henry Cordes
President
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Treasurer
Mrs. Frank Tourek
Mrs. Gregory Allen
Vice-President
Secretary
Retiring Officers present $1,200 check to Mother Loyola.
Mrs. W. F. Neef pours at Annual Tea, welcoming newcomers.
Card Party workers to kolaces
treated
and coffee.
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CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR DAUGHTERS >
and Mrs. Joe Cahoj and Mrs. L. W. Drahota Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ferris Mr. and Mrs. Richard Grubaugh Mr. and Mrs. Anton Hess Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hilger Mr. and Mrs. Roman Ianda Mr. and Mrs. John Ianousek Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Kauffold Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Kucera
Mr.
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and Mrs. Eldon LaCourse Mr. and Mrs. Charles I. Lebeda Mr. and Mrs. George Malone Mr. and Mrs. George Miller
Mr.
Mrs. Harry
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Miller
and Mrs. Iames Novotny Mr. and Mrs. Gus Schutte Mr. and Mrs. Edward Starits Mr. and Mrs. Alex Stechcon Mr. and Mrs. George Stock
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page is sponsored by the
SENIOR CLASS
Social Patrons
Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Behounek Mr. and Mrs. Emil E. Behounek Mr. Emil L. Brabec Mr. and Mrs. Ioseph Cavanaugh Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Cordes Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Cornelius Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Coslett Mr. and Mrs, Iohn Foral Mr. and Mrs. Mike Herold Mr. and Mrs. George Hlas Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hrbek Mr. and Mrs. Walter I. Hruska Miss Marie A. Kotera Mr. and Mrs. Carl Leitner Mr. and Mrs. Henry McClure Mr. and Mrs. Leo McEnroe Mr. and Mrs. C. A. McReynolds Mr. and Mrs. Frank Maji Mr. and Mrs. Iames L. Markey
Miss Ioan Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Harold M. Moles Dr. and Mrs. M. I. Murray Mr. and Mrs. V. M, OpitzMr. and Mrs. Conrad N. Pieper Mr. and Mrs. Emil I. Reznicek Mr. and Mrs. Dave Roberts Dr. and Mrs. Leo Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Ioseph Ruda Mr. and Mrs. Richard I. Scott Mr. and Mrs. Henry Souchek Mr. and Mrs. Wm. R. Spencer Mr. and Mrs. Frank I. Stanek Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Stangel Mr. and Mrs. Frank Svoboda
Miss Dolores Swift Mr. and Mrs. Martin Swift Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Tesnohlidek Mrs. Earl R. Tuffley Mr. and Mrs. August Uher Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr.
Iames VanAvery Mrs. Ioe Vap Mrs. Frank Vrbas Mrs. Celestine Wobeter Mrs. Frank Woldan Mrs. Anthony Zmolek
and and and and and
Dr. Charles M. Bonniwell 8613 No. 30th Street
Business Patrons
Omaha, Nebraska Coast-to—Coast Store 2419 M Street Omaha, Nebraska Dall Drug Co. 6602 No. 30th Street
Omaha, Nebraska David Iewelry and Optical Co. 4907 So. 24th Street Omaha, Nebraska Sam Greenberg 4935 So. 24th Street Omaha, Nebraska Dr. C. M. Hartman 6613 No. 30th Street Omaha, Nebraska Dr. Leo T. Heywood 1307 Medical Arts Building Omaha, Nebraska
lames F. Mirasky—Ieweler 501 Barker Building Omaha, Nebraska Mollner's Market 2308 So. 16th Street Omaha, Nebraska Pary's Grocery 4436 So. 33rd Street Omaha, Nebraska Roh's Food Market 2421 Ames Avenue Omaha, Nebraska Dr. George Semerad 718 Barker Building Omaha, Nebraska I. I. Skomal 1249 So. 13th Street Omaha, Nebraska Dr. John C. Tighe 2890 Bauman Street Omaha, Nebraska
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