Mundelein Cathedral High School - Phoenix Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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THAT NOONTIME PAUSE Spinning platters of rock cmd roll, some fast and others slow, is the official school disc-jockey Her- I . J old Keil, senior. Am? zlglzglariiggzierschmidt smiles hupphl M V . CI. a 1 Y as fzzilie-tfafmfiing 10 Aiifiussf mfg: C 'PPU19 session", r urmg Cm after- .-i,..mw ' Waiting for the green light, and a go-ahead signal from Officer Tom Murray, Leo Bertuccioli, Theresa Pacione and Ion Cobb, chat with the "friendly man on the corner", before school. Seemingly famished freshmen and sophomores dine heartily at their lunchroom located on State near Superior. They agree wholeheartedly that l2:lU is one of the best times of the entire day. Available to them are various types of sandwiches, milk and cokes. Page 46

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tsmpw- fmt: -ft :wasps-rf I 'w,W5w-'www FOOTBALL "'t"fwqwqw1,g3vnnun1:,gt-Qqw'-rp g,F-fswm.. The success oi any team is ascertained not only by the number of victories it has Won, but also by what each player has achieved by being a part of that team. During the gridiron season, the Pirates displayed a spirit of team work and lair play that will prevail with them throughout their lives. Page 48 The boys that answered the call to "Fight, team, fight", are standing, back row, Ken Cyzen, Danny Brannigan, Richard Ficarra, Vince Peterson, Tom Flynn, Dick Bozek, Dominic Faraci, Tom Harrity, Ion Cobb, Phil Rodgers, Charlie Tous- ant, lack De La Font, Art Miller, Richie Barnes, lim Schiltz, front row, Coach, lim Shaunessy, Dennis Calderisi, Lenny Dudas, Ken Fuery, Connie Sullivan, lay Emerich, Bill Fuery, Ray Gaast, Rich Greco, Larry Kocen, Iohn Tomasetti, Bob Novak, Bob Bernatski, and Wally Lechowicz. Scores of The Football Games in 1955 MCHS 6 MENDEL CATHOLIC 6 MCHS 6 ANGEL GUARDIAN 2 MCHS 6 FENWICK 20 MCHS 6 ST. GEORGE 19 MCHS 13 LAKE GENEVA 13