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Father Alberts, academy chaplain, tends to the spiritual needs of the Notre Dame student body. The fundamental truths of the Faith are impressed upon the minds of the students in his Religion classes.

The Chapel of Our Lady of the Assumption Dedication: August 13, 195i. Offers the students an opportunity to spend precious moments with Jesus—and Mary.

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Standing, Left to Right: S. Roach, R. Grady, G. Lucus, G. Pluchacek, S. Ring, L. Hanus, R. Ronk, H. Lesnak, L. Hansen, T. Kisicki, M. Fairfield.

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de— With calmness, prompted by a cheerful five termination to reach the top, the twenty outstanding sophomores proved themselves an class, both scholastically and in extra-curricular

activities their Choosing St. Patrick to steady them in in the ascent, the girls, with Sr. M. Vincent Mary Ann Ianda, captain's seat selected Mayme Kucera and Pat Peterson to help man.

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M. A. Henningsen, M. L. Brau, Front Row, Left to Right: I. Higgs, M.M.Hess, Kucera.

G. Kudlacek, M. Coutal, M. A. Cahoj, A. Maly, B. Wilding, C. Zmolek, R. A. Drahota, M. Malone, Second Row: Ferris.

I. B. Ianousek, D. Behounek, C. Nichols, D. Kucirek, A. Novotny, Third Row: I. Patrick, P. Peterson, A. Stock, I. A. Miller, M. A. Ianda.

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Practically professionals in the arts of pan‘ tomine and one—act plays the Class provided several sessions of delightful entertainment for the benefit of the rest of the students. With their high ideals before them, supplying fuel their heaven bound voyage, they move on to their Junior year. for

Front Row: P. LoVigne, l. Pieper, H. Morkey, I. Punteney, S. Montero, Twiss, M. I. Burke, I. Emanuel.

Second Row: M. Slechcon, M. E. DOlCll, M. Bergen, P. Hower, M. Stock, P. Mines. S. Reeder, Y. Vop, ]. Simet.

Third Row: L. Kenworthy, M, ]. Allen, P. Huffman, L. Lucas, K. Phillips, C. Roth, P. Moji, M. Welchert. Missing: M. Benson.

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“Would you please advertise", ”Type this caption', and ”Where is the glue”,CIre frequently heard when the senior class is busily engaged in making up the copy for the yearbook.

Publishing the annual is fun and of great benefit. Results: An ability to work together is acquired, combining ideas encouraged, salesmanship learned, business contacts made in adver— tising. The ”oh’s” and “ah's” of fellow classmates is compensation enough for all the work, time and effort expended in completing this book.

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CAST OF CHARACTERS (In the Order of Appearance) Kunigunda, a Poor Tenant

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traditional Class Parties. Lengthy preparations re, ceive tull appreciation upon presentation, as was certainly proved by the whole-hearted approval given the lunior's The Great Pumpkin Case” and weiner roast.

The Little Red Schoolhouse”, with lunch bucket refreshments proved the Sophomores party a hit, and the annual Christmas entertainment featuring tableaus ot Christmas in Foreign Lands', with a gaily decorated tree surrounded by gifts made the Senior presentation enjoyable, '

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Mrs. J. A. Pluhacek. Secretary.

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Newly elected Alumnae Officers: Maureen O'Dell, secretary; Rita Kucirek, president: Ioan Ostronic, treasurer.

Retiring officers: Mrs. Victor Muntean, secretary: lean Delehcmty. president; Rita Kisicki, treasurer.

Renewing old acquaintances at the Alumnae banquet.

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Elaine Zelinger and Regina Duster ranked next. Other members of the class helped to complete the total number.

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Mr. P. M. David Dr. P. M. David

Mrs. Ann Emmons Mr. and Mrs. Iohn I. Fairfield Mr. and Mrs. Ioseph Federle Mr. and Mrs. Paul Grimmond

Mr. Sam Greenberg Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Hansen Mr. and Mrs. Oral Harvanek Mr. David 1. Hayden

Hazuka Grocery Mr. and Mrs. Alvin I. Henningsen Mr. and Mrs. Anton I. Hess Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Higgs Mr. and Mrs. Lew Horinek

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Mrs. Mary Krantz

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and and and and and and

Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr.

Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. and and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs.

Mr.

and

Anthony Kucera Iohn Kucirek, Ir. Anton Kudlacek Leon I. Kutfel George H. Malone William I. Maly

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Paul McCoy Iames P. Murphy Walter F. Neef Mrs. Corrinne Patrick Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Iohn F. Ploke

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and

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60th ANNUAL STATEMENT

KATULICKY DELNIK “Catholic Workman" ASSETS United States Government Bonds $1,515,848.00 Municipal and County Bonds 729,000.00 Public Utility Bonds 407,000.00 Railroad Bonds 100,000.00 Religious Bonds 658,398.50 ..

Industrial Bonds 20,000.00 lst Mortgage Real Estate Loans 636,006.81 Real 8,800.00 .

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.

.

.

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,

.

.

.

.

.

,

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

........

.

Cash

Estate,......,._....,..

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.

.

95,873.31

Loans on Members Certificates 37,256.62 ”Secured by certificate reserves” Interest due and accrued 31,052.12 Collected Premiums 2,426.10 ”Held by Branches" Amortized Value of Bonds Over Book Value of Bonds 28,100.41 .

.

,

.

.

,

.

.

.

.............

TOTAL

................$4,269,761.87

LIABILITIES Certificate Reserves $3,112,722.00 ”Amount which with interest and future premiums will pay all certificate claims at maturity."

Premiums Paid in Advance 16,181.33 Claims not yet completed 11,852,69 “Amount being held for bene— ficiaries pending completion of Proofs of Death."

Reserve for Expenses and Miscellaneous Liabilities 3,600.13 .. .

.

.

TOTAL LIABILITIES

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

Unassigned Funds $971,917.83.....

Reserve for Contingencies 153,487.89

.

$3,144,356.15

TOTAL SURPLUS FUNDS $1,125,405.72 TOTAL .........$4,269,761.87

17.608 KATOLICKY DELNIK MEMBERS HAVE CERTIFICATES GIVING THEM

$12.889,321.50 PROTECTION

Ordinary Life Paid up at 60

CERTIFICATE FEATURES 20

Pay Life

20

Year Endowment Double Indemnity

Retirement income at 60 and 65 years NON-MEDICAL JUVENILE TERM INSURANCE and 20 Year Pay Supreme Secretary's Office 208 East Main Street New Prague, Minnesota

6.

Endowment

Supreme Treasurer's Office 2405 “L" Street Omaha 7, Nebraska

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To the Colonial Press for their valuable suggestions and courteous service, and to the Barnhart Press for the very attractive covers and binding To our patrons and advertisers whose financial aid made this book possible and to all others who contributed to make the '52 Academette a success.