Saint Bede Academy - Via Baeda Yearbook (Peru, IL)
- Class of 1957
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We only pray that we too may follow their example by accepting the HOLY FAMILY as the model for our lives. .-zfp?::Q1TF1X lx - 12 'wekiixmxgy so if vgiiiwf ' -Q-Q x 111 + ,rfifwi ffm' ffm .iw . M X ...flag ' Q5 Q Kb !VxX RX ff, rl 5 ' x l Q - an fd fp '1 rl.. I iifi X ' W 5 ff' wwtia' lx N we all W iff- I N H , ,L Xv mlflf f NINE? X ' of lf' G p., .v F . 4 l 'f 5 x X il 2 g X - K f as 449, l at . f , I X 40: 2 lip 5:1 if my Q7 All ESX I X K yff 'X X 7 YE ' f N if Q . , CQ AY f f gg AVAVA Vgd-Mfg infix - .... m T'--HD' Kriyifh HQ l C1357 Q90 PRESIDE 'I' G A ' ,I , L.. Rt. Rev. Lawrence Vohs, O.S.B. Abbot of St. Bede Abbey President of St. Bede College and Academy First Visitator of the American Cassinese Congregation Mathematics RECTUR . , l Rev. Theodore Fuertges, O.S.B. History ivvqgg Hn 1 ji. Bebe Gnllege zmh Acahenrg Iileru, Jllinuis ,mt March 12, 1957 Dear Parents: At the suggestion of those boys working on the yearbook, this copy of the VIA BAEDA is being dedi- cated to you. The boys wished not only to express their appre- ciation for your labors and interest in them but they also wanted you to get a more personal look into their year's activities - to participate, as it were, in their life at St. Bede. In this manner they take you to class with them, to the Chapel for a Visit to the Blessed Sacrament, to their parties and dances, even to a meal in the refectory. Perhaps this idea will help to build a more closely knit family unit where each may participate in the other's training and education. This can be accomplished easily by basing one's whole life on the home at Nazareth, and when one has Jesus, and Mary, and Joseph on his side he can't possibly lose. It is with these thoughts in mind that the boys presented and dedicated this year's annual to you. Sincerely in St. Benedict 74,691.09 CIDLLEGE OFFICIAL Rev. Nicholas Schille, O.S.B. Rev. Stephen Souse, O.S.B. Registrar Secretary-Sacred Scripture Rev. Victor Henkel, O.S.B. Bursar Student Chaplain, Prefect, Mathematics -- 1- . 2--.QW 1 f.,, L '.7i57?if13'E : . Lg. 'iii 1 Xlfiri-wg? QE: fem at FAC LTY Sf 4-... Y. livv. PvtcrZ111'cck,O.S,B. V. Rev.Dz1vidDul1Cz1l1, OSB. HDV. Phillip Slilllff-l'I', 05.13. PriorofAI1bcy, Latin SulJpri0r 0fAI1IJcy, History, Rcligimz 'l'yping Filflllxl' Crm-gory is x'4'spumiNv for the training of ilu' Convga- Minor Scms in tlw 1'udixm'nts of Rhetoric and Composition. 1 ev Nev. .-Hoy hilIS Sh2iI'kl'f', 05.13, Rm: Cilfwrt Blllfr-1',0.S.B. HCV. Crvgory NVQ-isncr, O.S.l3. .-X.sxs r. l,fl7I'Ill'fI171 fTl11'n1ish'y, AIITII. Drawing Ifnglislz FAC LTY Father Daoid's main forte is Modern History A, although his class in World History runs a close second. ,M 4? ,M 1-.425 Rev. Damian Millmone, O.S.B. Rev. Augustine Cima, O.S.B. Biology, Hygiene Economics 'Hn ,anywh- 'lun Rov. Leonard Briscll, O.S.B. Rev. Hilary Soudgerotlw, O.S.B. Rev. Bode Russell, 0. S. B Mathematics Chemistry Ciifics, Asslt. Librarian FACULTY Father Peter stresses the fun- damentals in Latin I A, while MN --if e entertaining the boys about t .. ' i the Golden Mule. 'Y .xg X .:-. X 1 . ia, 5 :kinases Rev. Michael Callahan, O,S.B. Rev. Raymond Matulenas, O.S.B. Religion, Infirmarian Canon Law, Latin ldv' 'w. '1r llcv. Alcuin Mueller, OSB. Rev. Eugene Lauer, O.S.B. Rev. Corclian Strvmlau, O.S.B. Biology, Physiology AlIIfl1!?II1!lffL'S, Physics AI1lf1II'IIllIfif'S, Plzysirxs Mu FAC LTY Father Patrick takes the Clerics through the 'mysterious ways of God in Doginatic Theology ggi! Rev. Ralph Netry, O.S.B. Bookkeeping, Accounting Rev. Owen Frederlckson, O.S.B. RCV. 101111 FlfZgCY21ld, O.S.B. English, Philosophy, Religion English, Religion, Librarian Rev. VVilliam Kirk, O.S.B. English, Religion Rev. Herbert Comyns, O.S.B Religion ,mi ' if e ., at iijt i f 4 M y J X i ff mills..--1 W? Rev. Sebastian Lewis, O.S.B English, Religion, Sociology iicbiiv gang' Rev, Kevin Gorman, O.S,B. lei 3 -1. - v-'A 1 4 3 K as .. ' - Til Rev. Alfred Scheidler, O.S.B. Mnilzemafirs Agrifulture, AlfIfl1CHll1tlf'.S', Religion Rov. Marion Bulsavich, O.S.B. Moral, Religion, Creek Qq....,,,. iisfg Sun-if Rev. HCYWY Fritz, O-S-H ROV. Albam Almiingvr, OSB. I5f'0n0mir'S, Ilistory Grmfk. Latin. Religion The Clcrirs study Snfrcri Srripiurrf umlfr 111 if tuielugv of Fotlzvr Stoplion. FQBH-rv- .,, fi Rev. Dunstan Morrissey, O.S.B. English FAC LTY 01915404 Rev. Andrew Snyder, O.S.B Religion Sf Rev. Roger Corpus, O.S.B. English Rev. Allen Mattingly, O.S.B. Rev. Arthur Schmit, O.S.B English Ldiifl FAClLTY -y,,,,, Rm-xx .hiiiwosc llcssliiig, OSB. Fr. Plan-ici IIz1tfi0ici,O.S.B. Fr. Felix I4Upiltk1l,c7.S.B, Cr1',LZ01'ian Chant English Ilismry H'::'31,'f,'ww' A' if A llgigwgiexj 5 X A 'Hmm 53la8'i9fA Fr. Benrfflictf1nrIFresl1n10n on 1110 fllHl1l1lTlC7lffIiS of Religion viii' ,pf Fr. Clii'istoplic1' Kiiiikc-I, O.S.B. lfix l'n-in-clici NlcKc'z1i1,0.S.B, Fr. Dmmicl Kc-mlrick, OSB Lufin Iiviigimi Lnlin FAC LTY Mr. Leonard Bertrand Mr. T. Bowyer Campbell Band Director English, History, Speech Fr. Donald running through amo, amas, arnat, etc. in 'tv' Mr. Harold Gaffney Mr. Paul Morris Mr. Joseph Robeck Physical Education Physical Education History 3 ggi I.. X Si S - 5 o 34,5 3 . Q .. .. 5 ,.. jk i ww X Q Ex X. Q.. x. Edward Carney Edward Dries Kewanee Peoria Father Gordian with his College Officers: K. Krogulski, V. Pres.g Charles Vohs,Pres.g and Iohn Ileinzel, Sec'y David Dunson John Durkin Sidney, Ohio C leueland, Ohio liar' Nicholas Gordon Champaign itfw- Bennie Guerrini Marseilles 'ir le.,-5 Nm Thomas Horan Chicago Alonzo Hayes Chicago P' T John Heinzel Chicago but-g, x'Vbnc Francis Kasperski La Salle john Keating Sandusky, Ohio du., Kenneth Krogulski La Salle Sylvester Nogaj La Salle eb' 'rr' Gerald Kelly Peoria dhflfm joseph Mills Berwick Pg? Kenneth Konczal La Salle x X H f X john O,Brien Seneca Fafllc gunna-sun iii iv' been Nur HHH Robert Owens C l li ca go r Damian starting out with flu' principal part of Homo Sapiens iran Kenneth Piletic Marvin Schmidt La Salle Arlington i X' PM fu Fatlmr Victor. Prcfcrt of the Fourth Floor, withG11ryS0Ir1z1ti. SCl7,if, mm' Ifriwllrfl Dries, Pres ww M' avi: 5-ff' X. 5 X Ronald Siebert Rock Islnml if 'ihu-.- Sistcr Edith Mary CTD Carmel of Illinois alia' is-Q.. 'Nl-f A WP Sistc-1' Hvfugio TPYCSQI, CTD Hichurcl Slusurski Cary Solcluti Carmel of Illinoix Lincoln l'cm'ia -um, Qf'-rx l301'nm'cl Tholl Charles Vohs Gvncseo LU Salle 1' Alfred XVOStl1lkt' Peoria Father Rnymmul and his Latin 3 rmrl -1 class in Ihr' pr0c'c'ss of Imnslufing Virgilys Acnai:1 . The Minor Sems struggling to learn thc' liturgical music of the Church- Cregorian Chant-with fheir teacher Father Ambrose. . f 1 I Elllllli CLASS UFFIUER James A. Mini Dalzell President Edwardj Monghan ames B Funk Hawey Earl Park Ind Vice Preszdent Treasurer GRADUATES The graduates of any school are 21 good criterion of the real value of the aims and philosophy of the school and Faculty. What these the 1957 Academy graduates do in the future will redound to the honor and glory of St. Bede College and Academy and will show forth the soundness of its aims and philosophy. Most of the graduating seniors have higher education in View-some for the priesthood, some for engineering or commerce, while others look forward to the professions of medicine, or law, or pharmacy. One has re- ceived an appointment to West Pointg another is looking forward to the Air Force Academy. But the future is still the future. And right now the important thing is that these students have reached a milestone in their lives-graduation from high school. May happiness and joy he theirs. Congratulations from one and all. Mn- Iames C. Asselbom Rochelle 'Gia' twrvf Ronald F. Bukovic Oglcsby l L13 Gene P. Bernadoru Ladd if Thomas R. Brooks Chimgo s.,s Conde C. Canedy I,im.'0In1u0011 4:-'H' Cary E. Carey Oglesby Robert E. Carey Sfrcafor SENIOR DAY STUDENT OFFICERS B. McGraw, V. Pres.g Father Ray- mond, prefect and advisorg G. Carey, Treas.g and I. Mini, President. arm 'Piiir ! Charles F. DeClercq East Moline be ' pix' NVilliam E. Delvallee Oglesbq ? ' Terrence F. Emmerling Spring Valley 49 Donald F. Ferrari Kenneth Ficek Dale F. Flaherty Oglesby La Salle La Salle Iolm F. Cucrrv Cl11ry,Ina'. 'CI' Iohn Hanlon Chicago Robert V. Herrick Peru N 1v v' , 34T:,..T5x .- . 5 s 2HfkH9V? 'sQQ5Q5 3 . --Lx- v ff? Q f a- SENIOR CLASS HONOR 'S 'X ROLI, z- vw... x x 'Earl S' -' D. Sivbvrf, R. XVfHlI1i.S'CllS, K. Firvk H1mfh'lA4f1HH11Wk 1. Lflllflgfllf, and D. Flaherty. Oglcsby vVPHWrwpwmN X ?'M9.aanuLu lu Sl 0fDrAruh,-mu E 'ggi 2.82 Q25 :TTL '45 3-f viii XEEX?EE?E9S SEFEETEREXE STETHRYETSE XTEETEEITFX YYESEFZSEEF D' ZZ' Q ' M' john L. Holcomb liolwrt A. Hurst Reynolds, I nd . Ln Salle' Winn .,-Q. '.'5llu-. my X - 15. . X S - lf: .52 .. Q. -ff' . K E R., Xx W 'LLA if .5 4 . ,,V M A-' . james M. Iaraczewski james R. Kimber john Landgraf La Salle La Salle Peru FQ' 'E.f.. ' SENIOR CLASS MERIT ROLL Bernard M. Lola D. Siebcrt, P. Mason, and C. Candey Chicago 1. S-dv 'K ,ff 3 gif Iames P. McCarthy Gary, Ind. Nana? l E Bernard McGraw La Salle ,ri 5 I f f f SSB john E. McHale I Westchester if S? 0 5 if its in-f ,gi-9' Timothy E. McNulty Robert A. Machlet Huntington, Ind. Chicago SENIOR BOARDER OFFICERS E. Monaghan, V. Pres.g G. Nooreske Presidentg I. Funk, Treas.g Father YVil- liam, prefect and adviser. QP' ' ,. 3 ig... 'N-.vs Q David M. Marshall Paul B. Mason Roger S. Mueser Vermont Sheboygan, Wis. Roanoke QW!! IT nina --f V 5 :N Robert Myer Lonnie L. Nora Lee R. Nordstrom Webster Park Tiskilwa Fox Lake Seniofs af pw!! Gerald Novreske Gary Lawrence H. Novreske Robert T. Nuccio james Padowan Gary, I nd. Chicago Canton U' 14. fp' is QM! Artlmr A. Palttzxrozzi james L. Paul Clifford D. Pavis 0,!1f'S17lf CUI'lfTllAiI1P Park Ridge x. liclwurd C. Pfcffm' Seniors at work Philo 1...- ,lolm Y- P iU4liViH4' EKIIHIIIMI Pvrz Ronald II. Pvsxku Kirwnzmz 1,11 Srfllc U U1 511115 E x H A, in 'Q i if- gs David F, Schmidt Father William continues on in English with the Seniors . . . Arlington Daniel Siebert James M. Skelton Rock Island Champaign e ' Kimi limmlcl XV. Sommer Paul H. Soudgoroth Riclulul Sondgeroth Pcorirz Peterstown Pcfterstown I F in-9 'i Louis lf. Tzunlmorini f1f1IlIl'Il -Iolm I,,X'c41lv 1,11 Snllr' 1'..'I Eclmuud D. XVusilewski L11 Salle 'X F., l KT 4 ' Sur' 111111:-s Nl. Tobin fl1I1lYlQ0 -11111105 NI. NVz1lig0ru 1,11 Snllv -Iworm' I . Vogvl 11c'yu'ru'Il: XV11il1' ar'msstlu'1mIl FI1f1ll'l' D1n1.s'Ia11 zIm'st1wsunw. E E M,-Ana Y 'X arf' inn., Charles Widlowski Peru ! ll li me l of i 1 4 31 3 52 1. V khx The Seniors- get into spirit of Homecoming r Q QE' Robert Wimbiscus Spring Valley and decorate the end of their building. john F. Witzeman George L- W0lf La Salle Peru J 7 Z JUNIOR COLLEGE ERE HME HONOR STUDENTS SEATED: I. Meersman, D. Leclercq, and V. Abell. STANDING: K. Krogulski, and R. Siebert. Robert Calvetti Bernard Caragher av? N., - xx 5 V 1 -1 1. A.. S E A 5 -9 Za eg V ffl . H 12-wtf. . www-.-'f-vffxff - -Q, Victor Abell 2- ,X i rw be W.. a fig? ' A ,aku -Q... arf .ls-. , Charles Brechlin Paul Confrey sg i , . 5 li. 5 S 'K 3 E , 'b A b K ' J 54 iw X 1 7 , V' X R nv' n .,. . K ,Q nw.-w Fl gn, K x sl t .k1' t 35 X S Harold Datzman Donald Dietzen John Ebert - its 'Vi 'X ,R . Francisco Fernandez - .Hex ,K M P 'vw ,Q Q: 45 . or N iitff Y! gsqf ,I 3 - an 5 335+ 1 - Z .rf F - . A L ' fi , Sf, gi v 'f A , ii: Sig- fillgl. rugs, 5 -53 r. v .. --4 .. 3,-M., h., Daniel Hoffman 'l: ' james McHale Kenneth Glubczynski james Horan rrfffxu D i ii in i 7 fi. ' Jerald Meersman ' ,- in-41 james Haddidan Duane Leclercq Ronald Mini X .X gs n a 5' D D iX'i,a if xilii. f 1 1 i 4 Dennis Hart an-v-i Nur' Daniel McDonald imma. S Q5 . ,N ,D Wil:-ww f K Thomas Mortier Father Augustine, Head of the Commerce De- partment, instructs some of the Commerce majors in the finer points of Economics. rw-. ' X'- x um Q ,,,,f hm, , N ,,. . x ig, A if 4 X X K Anthony Piano .w -Kink V'U r in , w..,,.. Richard Reiland vw R . L I K, AVE, 1 - X Q f me WR Ka A '42 5 fr? 1 'Fu ,W ' V , , F ,,:..j2 T , I U' Q E W Ernest Pizzamiglio 6 12 1' li .ZX . A., 1, .. . :SM f ykhk uluuuk 5 Roger Reeder George Romecin Mr. Campbell attempts to arouse a desire for history if A-5... ,rse 5 M 1 1 is r Joseph Robeck john Ryan Richard Schmidling sw .Sa ls W Father Marion enjoying the intricacies of First Year Greek with his students I L ' ,i.. Q KE l Q v J W W .Il-Y 5' lg W Q fl tw . K rw lb, N Edward Senninger Leon Stremlau William Stremlau Edgar Sturkey 'Y 'fy A lj 1 r iq r A - I f uf -1 A K, .- w5......- X X Arthur Trompeter Walter Utz Dale Wellman Edward Williams .QQ- 1' 'Q lg- 'XY-X15 FH , ,QR -X K N....., rf . Sim xy ,X 5121-8 1 K , N P. Antkowiak R. Antkowiak A. Balli W. Brennan R. Brooks E. Bruski C. Byvik R. Carey E. Caron '55 491'-H 35 iii. m . 1 Y G , QM' 5 2 f . MMM 'n Q... . ' ff.. - wg. -v- as .X ' ' 'M 'ggL' 5 2 R W L Akzk s S :Xe IC W. Beaman H. Becker R. Belletlm D. Blazejewski H. Blumhorst M. Bozlk DAY STUDENT OFFICERS SEATED: R. Smith, Sec'yg E. Kastigar, V.-Pres.g W Kulpa Pres STANDING! R. Ellerbrock, Trezw.g and Father Bede prefect r 5 .vv'Q51 fax . Caron P. Cortilet D. Coughlm ?S V' if., 211, si nf' R I 9 X Q FQQ' SQ m S A N 'gli-' wt ' X nr n V ' , . :GQ ' Q , I JA M' . . . . L YL 1. Q ' Q , X? . ,X K we 'Tl Q QW, , Q N-2 .il kg sa'-ess 'Y N, 2 N f . 1. ? A. Daley R. Davis L. Dreas R. F erretti 1. Ficek I. Foster Boarder Officers I G. Caron, Sec'y-Treas.g D. Heinzel, Pres.g A. Scardina, V. Pres., Fathers Ralph and Herbert, prefects. 5 H. Gregorich 1. Cugliclmetti Hagan E R K. . as ax. 'K' gt 33 at 5 Q. 1-. , --. -Ny QPL 'ff' 503' r Y R. Duggan R. Ellerbrock R. Evans G. F unfsinn D. Heinzel -35 R. Cradei E. Hickey ww , iff J -W S, I. Crcbener K. Howard Lx 45: K -xp A 'N N v. X 1 A ' '-f , i.L . ,V 1 'wr' K' gil? il., Q A ' :FI may ik fix X - Vg' . ' 'qw .wr 3 an 'v M 'dlxwnm zWf3H.4:L xqu, if Nlnaw 5. xg., - 'N X mi . L. Jackson W. Inraczewski J. Iasick E. Kastigar R. Kastigar H, Knszynski R. Kearney W. Kelly P. Kolczaski R. Kopczyk M. Kortcr L. Krogulski JUNIOR HONOR STUDENTS P. Showalter L. jackson E Tlzciss, E. lxastigar. Standing: W. Senica, L Miclzrzcli, D. Tomaszewski, C Byuik, R. Vaessen, D. Stafford and L. Krogulski. x. XX 5 K W. Kulpu T. IJQIFILIIHITIO Lijewski R. Liss Loftus R. Lyons ., N I :if W . . W4.. h A h Q. .3 --73 ',,. , K A ,ik A A V 35 .. f , 'V Rum qw Q VRS 3 'Z' i lmxM .. Q' 1. 'N4S , Fw. Q. 'brq LR . 7 XM X' ' S LY fs. L S . f L. . .. x - l-mf 1. .1 . ...Qf f . . A. y ma. V. 5 Seated: I. Grebencr, R. Seibert, . 2 I lm 2 .lx ,QNX A Y is I 4'-X Qs Q Nw we X - W' ' Li w. . A Q X ' ' x N - . C. Nh-NI111111s L. Klip-11111-li R. Nvkrosius F. Pfll'kO1' R . ' u. ., - .e K 1-Y' M. Pzlvlick D. l'l1il1lms ...ww IU Vu x f 7 7 1 'v k T jorgc Menlla IUNIOR MERIT ROLL First row: li. Tlwiss, P. Sho- fulltcr, D. T0lIIl11S',Zf'1C.5'kf, 111111 G. Funfsinn. 511111111 7'OlL'I C. Byfik, D Cnuglzlin, 117111 R. V11l'sSc'n. Ni. I'i111'm11 P. Pivcmski T. Potthoff L. Prctto A. Rodnvk I. HOSl'll9f1'1'l I. Hmi11k1- L. limimki NI. Szmtoski A. SL'ilI'dil'lll Sclmfz K.,Sl'hl'llK'llIll'I'gi'l' 1 . ........,Q . .. L .., Q15 X , . N ' 1' A W N. Qi 2- -ar gf. .gr 1 K' . :.. '77 'V E Q N . X 5 1.5. L . W S r . 1 I K, - : . ,W I .... r i g . -1 ,Nz x ' A 1, A Y N . ig lj, S 1.91.1-g.,.: '- ff Q H X '11 T X 1- N 1 YQ, g ,192 1 1 1 l. x -1.-f -ffm-f Q. . . x .--. 'bla--f' NNW' In : in A V... V np.-vm f X K fa.. , V .MQW nfl- .fzziig ' . Fi' 533315 t X S ' y 'fifty 5 .f S 3a'f?'?:4Tf h'ff?gg111',. sj J. Schenk A. Scheri R. Schmaltz R. Siebert D. Small F. Smith 3' .-ff? Q xii K! 5 f yi Qs., K I t X vt -mlb., K 'w 4 z Schwcickcrt VV. Scnica P. Showultc-r R. Smith D. Stafford T. Stafford Mr. Rolneck deeply cngitatcs his next assignment for U. S. History, while Ferretti is easily distracted. A group of junior day students lvml moral support to their Imclflics :luring noun intramurals. 3 Q A. fi 4 .4 ' so E s , ,, E, Z 3 .1 A 1 ' 2-its .. . sf Q ,M 1 .Y fxi ' H yn, ,x 'X s Q f, My .5 .Mg . qw -3: R., x-. z 5 so ' lv 'Q i if i i 1, fill ! . 93 . - 4 css 1 f ff' ,rf f Q I in ' 7 Will the future safety of the United States rest on the shoulders of these young chemists? asks Father Hilary. 5 The first glance to the Homecomers and Guests. A prime example of Fatlzer Ralplfs imagination and the artistry of the junior Boarders. 4 1. Stn-wart C. Swanson E. Theiss R. Thibert T. Tully R. Vzlcssen I. Von Bnmpus R. Wasilewski s - nfl f , i fi .--Q W. . . t ,W 1 K 5-QQ Q ti' EN is f ts... ... .. . . , . I A XL zifzft - +. .,. ,sn .. v 425 if-11 H1523 .X . .--Ve mfs 'Pj 4, . . Q .Q 5 ' i'z'fffg?iW:i, A M 'lb 1 if -.-..,... -6' D. Tomaszcwski T. Whalen P. Tracy D. Wyzgowski x 'N W ,413 !C':. A -- . bv its-1 'D I af, K 5 1 x Mig Cya' rags., nr.. Q :1--2 N -FW '-an-an Ns. ' .53-nf as--N V J. z A ' K Q X V C. Balestri gh X ww fi, Humax 'K .r .. K s M. Barrett D. Brongel ,xx i Lrkf T ,gf ...gl N. 3 FFFF .... Q11 . . 2 KES D D .. 1 ' + F 5? R L. Bianchi WV. Bloch R. Borclli E. Boruuc B. Bruno F. Burkc R. Burkhart A. Butkus R. Byvik S, Carroll NI. Casscrly P. Chcsnut J, Coe SOPHONIORE . Colmane DAY STUDENTS OFFICERS Izlmcs Duncan, V.P. Charles Balestri, P. 1 Allan Gorgal, Sec'y.-Treasurer Father Owen, prefect x, f X W L. Critchctt 5: I 5 ' , . .... . W l'LA f g 5 -W F 1 X 2 . X ..... r rrrr 'L . F-F 'k '-xg xx'r Z fi. if SOPHOXIORE BOARDING OFFICERS XX X Fred Frank, Prcxg I. Pcncv, V.-I'rvs.g T. Kglpzlcimkaxs, Sn-c'y.g and II. IDUIIINAIII, Trcus. Faltlu-rs 3 K1-vin and Alfrccl, prvfvcts. XI. Dania-1 II. Dc-mmm J. DL-Nmna C. Didier F. Domquski C. Dorsvy ,. Dmxglu-rty Duncan R. Dunn XV. Egan E. Engcllmrvcllt M. English R. Ficok . FhlIll1f'21ll F. Frank R. FllCI'hOl7Tl'I' S. FIICYYQCS G- 51114159 I7 6....:.4. ,igii m Q M J x x wb. K h nf 2. f if A 3 -iii' Q Xf L gg- .-W1 I A ,W V, , if: 1- K' 5 Q ' v, an as-Q if R, 5' if 43- N , Y F K 1' iz- ff M mi, X ?f m X5 5 ' . p A A sg ir-ig '55 5 f ' W1 ' ' 5 3 L X ' Q' Qfg Nw 1 . ig- 'M 1- ' N vm.-ig Y' .M A --f ' 2 X' I .T .,.. : M N 2 Y A A Qi Q 3. Q I j 'Q ' . in lf . f . - N If ' Q. X l A ,f, f R 'Q - nv F., JN ' in , Q' A J 'N 'au iw be '1'ft ' ' 'Qln,,,,,.. Wav , . . 6.,. wx Q.. A . . .lk , . J! MW Til: I- L A. Corgal x 'q b T r rr' YY 5 K l gt? f , . R R. Goralczyk V G. Cruenwald m. V fg. -.. - SOPHOMORE HONOR ROLL Il G. Dorsey, I. Zant, T. Guerre, C - Didier, G. Dougherty, M. Santoski, K 1 X t Hughes, R. Nouitske, T. Murphy, C C. Clogowslci F. Gregorich Balestri, I. DeN0ma, M. Daniel, R Hetrick, R. Ficek, L. Jones, T. Kapa- cinskas, T. Quinn, and M. Speltz. T. Guerre P. Cust T. Haines P. Haley H. Hannigan R. Hannon 1. Helms P. Hensley D. Henson R. Hetrick K. Hughes ,Ni K, n . Sqn, .fa ...ck 'WW ii. .:. ' Nm: N..- RRFXZ I E 4-Q ' 'bww- ii fn , , gy. A - -x. f Qrx . 'Nm- 2:0 SG! ,fp 'A X 4,5 1 J Q J 1 l A 5' fig- up , if Q ..--Q .. .- - ',.,. ...f W F ? ' .,.. fi : M f Q . . 5.1 -I VL gt.. EK ,.:. 2 if I Sl , . - , ,. lt kink K . -.A M 1 ff- - WWW' 1, I Q1 X R. Kaszynski P. Kelly I... Jones Q 33' f .Y gl . .X I X . k i .fx-..,,..X I . K A . if it 'I-R Q1 'UIQ -is q..-...- 'Z 'h s , if . XQWQE 5 T. Kapacinskas Karkless .1-2 E if RQ ig. , .. 'M S Q xi im' x HAY' A ,hi Q 5 W. Kinczewski M. Klestinski M odern H istory. Ugh! 1 lm in v Wx ,X x X M. Kotecki W. Krause E. Kusek LePell R. Levan R. Lindner B. McClain T. Madden ik Q '6u...r A ,NTS - K A ... U- ' . . X M, ' .i ' W . M W W N ' X. .f . ' H. Konieczki ima. L+ .gxv - l '47 fn I W. Lijcwski 'Wx R. Marshall lk' Huw .-l'E. ... , ,,x l 'l'Ifq.,,..Q 5 1- :uk T- F fix R. Newman QSM... ,-A ' R. Mattingly M. Monahan . Murphy H 55 G, f 5 Q in , 'V 'Dm W. Murphy T. Murphy T. Nauman A. Normand fi wlm., -ga sp. isis : f A+-'-'M wg- 1. av :W 'L I X f . 111- ' f- ! ,. tl X 2 2 M, W .f ,i -'.. ,-if Q 5 ww-I . agua-f' , , Qh, v lf X ' T x Q T. Matulenas R. Menne H. Mindock U. Molina R. Novitslce 'I s I A Y B w SOPHOMORE MERIT ROLL R. Burkhart, T. Guerre, T. Murphy, T. Nauman, M. Kotecki, C Didier, R. Reinhard, T. Shay, M. Vescogni, E. Kusek, G. Glogow- ski, M. Monahan, R. Hetrick, W. Swietek, R. Ficek, T. Kapacin- skas, T. Plikuhn, and T. Quinn. I. O'Connell I. Palka I. Peavler I 5. -A .- im-,W Wltsvff Q My Y? 45 6- ifnnvxg . x Nw . A ' 8'fgr4 L Jw sv' F1 Ne, K . ,MW Q 5. '- 1 X ' W 3 12. ...QSQ kk-xy KIM . ami F . A A 5-v-up A ik.. . -TU W. -14 I. Pence R. Peoplis R. Petroski T. Pfeffer T. Quinn Yi in 9 -Q - , vi 'yy if 'm. . w..:,' S7527 - . f.: ' ' 931 :fig xml: . . , '-W N. H, 3552... D. Pohl Reinhard M. Rebeck W .-1. t J T Q ' 'E... . P ,,. LH X . T ,... 'by D. Popowski fx. o A M L b E. Reynolds ig gp.. fi 'W x . Q... f WN., 'L ,E Nw . .T 5 W. Ruane R. Ryan M. Schellenbergcr . . , if . P 'll-2' v XVVXK -as TZ. : . X Jig Ki P. Schlindwein i' Q1--M X 'x ,qv ' T. Plikuhn .5 i P. Sears ' x. in 5.- ,... W . gh xx I. xi if ff XYW T. Reiland f, 1: 1 4... 'Qt-., A 5 XX KW 91' T. Shay ' Ld Q.. .nga-Q mu..-M 3 ' - ' -K X Ji . ii - .fi fSi53T f'2Q'52W1Qi2 n : iii: 5.3! :gg M . X M x wa. 3 K K is K. Sondej M. Speltz S. Staats I. Stambaugh W. Swietek fg Ly, Qi. W' Nw Y -.8 i . 'N Q R. Swift F. Verdiramo M. Taylor M. Vescogni QV ' NRE w ,im I K I 1 sg' 5 9 in is fx y:v,gQTm,- '55 is k X 3, , . f . fi E. Turigliatti R. Urban D. Washkowiak I. Wenskunas . ,L if ., C. Vaessen W. Young I. Zant -3 .. up Q. .ag L- 13 ,UL..- KK-v : I . , Z: K Q 5,5 X v - . . L J K. I x . we .WF , Q f X , 2 3 N X X Qi? 4 Sf E sa N H3 X g c . X X' G. Affelt R. Alig . .Q ' lf. s f iax 5 A Y X 3 f Wg! 11 X x r'. F. Anaya W. Andreoni E. Antas . M - A1 .. Nik f., I .. . . .am P, Q. K, , . ...gigs 4 A . I xwv XE l A LFP! X 5 v N f X . 1 z G. Baker A. Balconi D. Beaman R. Benedetti R. Bergschncider G. Bernabei R. Bernabei ws f h . XP Xihdxax I. F. Beck ACADEMY FRESHME J. Bernard Bertolino W. Black C. Blum P. Blumhorst 'ix Sw it sq-v-Q X Y T. Bold Q 'M 1-L H., 'TQ rv ,H 2,4 kr 1. Borns X? 4? D. Burke L. Caron R. Cawley L. Corpus Qian ,sg . 5 R. Cassidy ' D. Chonowski it I M. Cumberworth X ,ef I. Bower R. Boylan D. Briggs UW' -N? C. Budreau f. . Q .. ., Z-V. ffff fi' 5 . BOARDING FRESHMAN OFFICERS ,V A Seated: C. Watson, Sec,y.g I. Watson, Treas.g W. Black, V. Pres. tg 'ax 1' 'g .ww 'F' Standing: Fathers Dunstan and Henry, perfects, and V. Morreale, as President. sq, , ii ' r -W qi zxb.. Q . z u A . L. Ciaglia Connell in 5' It ii.f .2i1if'jCf'Q A. Dakcwicz T. DcNIattia fc xi., iv 4 jj13LbfWjg,gl3.j'sjA ',f3fQ'qfiyfQ i M .A 'S W . Es N 7 ,, ,fkgsg .. 7 w k , In fur , Q A .Qs t Y . 3 - . b M. so .fs 1:1 ss 1, M fi Nt. .A me 5 . Q' ' g -..4....-n.A X 4 i IH ... 5 4' 1 C. Denby H. Devine 'X gf 'S- ' . h 1 ..1 Q J ji ' is i I 'Q' '15,- . lklk . . 1 Z., ' ,.T... Z ...V - L S' E. Dose DOW . -sq! ss., G. Gray E. Hanzel ,4 . Qfk . K? iw E K1 ., R x X E. Fillipini M. Harth I '5 Rpm f i' ' CN 'Q . fa l -Q, Ki F Dfw: X Rf.. .mf Xi .. x wh sf?:i::2?fa1. H Hb, I M... ..- A .3 S .... .. - 5 3 M -M 1' 3- A. ',. Q wa' 5 -N' X. .... .xx X 1. 5 D. Drasler F. Drasler V, Dunn FRESHMAN DAY STUDENT OFFICERS Seated: F. Liss, V. Pres.g E. Wisgawski, Pres.g and J. Ficek, Sec'y.-Treas. Standing: Fathers Alban and John, prefects. R. Faassen K. Funfsinn F. Horzen 1. Ficek J.Cambiani B. jarecki I .--eq r K X.. 4 v- 'Ns Q- il-. A f-v I. Fogerty R. Haydock N. . 3 ' f an kf im' K 'W rx ,fa . S n ,ga 5 2. x,-M.. xii! r 1 K fx X K K ya' . te... A -. 7. , fx, .. f , 1 .L 535 Ll ,. x bl IM 'Tfy ' ' WIKI K Q.-rl fx, . V'-L. 3' i Y' , x si: . 2 Li in K L 1 i . H. syxsmgy si C. Kapraun STUDY Each group of day students has its own homeroom with specified and regularly supervised study periods. Here is pictured one group of Fresh- -men Day Students toiling at the 12:50 period. fp- qw.-fi,Q.,Q. ri .un me less'- I. Kelly Kerper Kilorski R. Kihczgwski A K K. King L L ,, E,?ig ' Es? E I STUDY STUDY R. Kolczaski 5 r'ir 3 -V 3 W. Kozlowski it A. Lamboley .y.. - L. Lampe ff. .xyy L K . y s K A l my I-.. QU' M. Loftus X 5 My :la I. Lucas ig L. Lyons W. McGraw ' 'sv ' :g f .1 5 .-. L M'-Q s ze, W Ygtns 5?l gags? sr? e,?iRs3k Eff, Q M ,R f I. Lavery I. Llevens ff, K. Lisec M F. Liss L 1 ,gsllwpv-Hu 34-WN i 'he s I.g Qfe f' Sk 5 ,yiL' ,.-. 3 N 1 . .N m .NX f . . I 'sl A ' 'f ms in 1:3-,A Am sh -.L .5 is . f , 'ffl :Q Q 1 S 5 iw N2 . . W N' .A 4 2 4 wg L 'gk M. Magnum D. Mahoney P. Marshall D. Maurer R. Mays II. Mcismer FRESHMAN HONOR STUDENTS First row: D. Briggsg R. Ortmang N. Walzer. Second row: R. Watsong C. Quiltyg R. Aligg I. Meismerg C. Kapraun. Third row: M. Millerg R. Draslerg F. Lissg E. VVisg0wskig and 1. Kelly. sk 'nl Ah :R ' R. Meuser G, J Wi Q Vu if M X .Lt f 3 K. Milam A if A M A ' 'A A M. Miller . V i L D A K. Moran ,, A ' 1-- g . 'Wrr lg, ' D .. 'L m'J'.flE ' :!,ZfQf,. X . X K . if E. EE aw A xxx lex xg X K . i? ff r V. Morreale 5, ' A 'Q' - 5 D. Muckway Q A .T E HN gt' an 'N I' Wh? l Q' r lx N4 l . age 'W 1 2. D . X X l r r l N , I -X fi' ' Q5 in-A if 'fm ll' as -Q 'D S 2. . .1 1 . .. Ib Fw rl l 'L ...M x . A - l D. Neidetcher C. Neirling 1' R. Novreske I. Ohlweiler r. -E. ' MR' gk Z TQ sf... ...N K. rum. A-V 1... V ,ik we 'ISU I N .,..... 1- . V if X .X The A. Polito M. Piscifelli R. Ortman T. Papineau W. Phelan f' 5 FRESHMAN MERIT ROLL First row: D. Briggsg L. Ciaglia Quiltyg W. Blackg R. Alig. Second row: G. Ruvag C. Blumg Watsong C. Kapraun. Third row: I. Meismerg N. Walzerg Murphyg C. Budreaug and F. Liss. X . . X. 1 QC R I V -Q37 .,.'t'i+'5 'S LYQV. S 'H 'klk Q r, 'f Sv ii' , x .U N C. Quilty R. Rauhut W. Regan D. Rivara Robertson T. Rohman , 1 . A. ,., .. A . 'ff' ,VVG Q , w k' S . 5 'wi ...me h Q ef . K ,M .... MJ X h ,E Q Arr 'rs L K ie' aw. if f l' 'R ,i,,.gi'5-,..3--ru...4- fer 'T .- is 5? - 1 fi. G Q 1 - ., 5 ., .K ,MLW A I .Y 4 W.. 'N . - .. elhs.. 1. 'K .Leg 0 I L g- hu' , V K MS K LVVKK W A , - . .D K xkxr gig? bg? . sl-up gr .5 ' SL N - xx -Q. RK G. Ruvzl R. Schafer Scheri T. Schierer D. Schneider R. Schultz C. Schwarting :Q Q ww. B. Schweickert - wav ? .x S -uf S.. T Q-2 vw we-.rf X N K N ws. W. Sherman E 5. . W .f FN. . V S ix P. Shine I. Schweickert F. Sebastian E. Senica Sr. Anna Margarita T7 NW! S ' SN ., ,W . TY 4. figs... z . ,si K. Senica Sr. Theresa Agnes six i - it S N .e . -x-6, -1+ D. Sollors f S L X K i- N... Wim ., ll J. Slatner W. Smith . Q-K we rt FS L-X X 1 x . 'T XM L. Sondgeroth P. Suhadolnik E. Sullivan P. Tangora R. Terracina I. Watson ,., me f 'TW ff HQ... . L , NM, f i xii W. VanDc-:Wyngaerde R. Vincenti R. Wagner if . ,i 4g'?v. ! ' ji-E Q.: Q it .MI .fi M. Watson R. Watson .- K f' 5 Lf ...L .M ' 2 .,, -. f 0 . ' ., i V I S 4 j. Wolf 1. Wooten I . 1 W f--' , 'A 1 - 2 K' ew. wQJffWz:.: f W ' . E. A -i U 2, if 552' - ' 552325 A K xiii. D. Thorpe N. Walzer C. Watson I. Wenskunas C. Wernsman K. Winne 4 Q. fa . . 1. Q. . Q s 'S -M ..-..w.... Y, . ...fy 1 wtf Q QF 4 Q X , 5 Q.,-n-Q vw. X Q 3 xx E ws K. of ei ,- 1. nf- H. 'M 455' 4, H . Y 2 u 1 y L Q in ui L 'Visgowski 1, . , -ij q.fe.s1Li.z,.'gg3g5 . A N 11. X sw.. N. R 4' . 4' vi 21 s X - ,nv--.Q .v -X N5-ATL . .Nr ' L34 1 C. Wyzgowskx - augra , . ' .Q-'iggl--.f F. Zlntak In W . I ' :salG:EEfsiae:-w,ssf12:aEE.':if.Ia:Ea. :ss-'F.':i:1'9E3..'Eh-hifi:-': : 'T YZ - ?v:iwf:tsw:s 5 Q'..?Qzs7w sSi?.i22f-gw ,, 1 42.3 iz ff . i il - K + 5 5 A W Wifi . -' KL 1 5 ' .5 an 2 xfX '55, REGI 'PRATIII DAY Old and new faces meet. ta The line is long-and feet are sore. 'in A prefect explaining to one of the new ones 5 K :iii NF a--LN Getting down to business. Waiting to see Father Victor and check on finances. F atlzer Theodore discussing class schedule with father and boy. Q N.. ..... MM x ,. .Wk his kxkql, .. Down to the bookstore to get our wealth of Lockers ara neat-at the start. knowledve. b .QJ ' x 3 M i OLEM UPENING 0F CHO0L TWC 5 T . -w ,..,,, if '-M-A are privileged to assist at the holy Sacri- fice of the Mass as well as various other f From the first day of school the students f ecclesiastical functions that take place W during the course of the year. . :Aft F ,'1 F . 9 fa What we came for-to learn. Father Ralph presiding over a Bookkeeping class of Seniors. These healthy looking Freshmen are intently interested in what Father Placid has to sag about the use of the Pronoun lv in an English sentence. 'C' .url-A KGB S F im Ns X Rev' loseph Herd, 0.5-B' Rev. Charles Speck, O.S.B. Bishop Cousins and Father Charles Recessional f 1' 1 l Q i Q F Eg F P K r 4 g 2 h hhh ...W K x 1 E I i ,,wif , v 7 h h ga if f' L ' 'llc 4 X in N Fathers Joseph a nd Charles left shortly after their First Masses for Rome where they are pursuing higher studies in the sacred sciences. 4 MUTHER ' CL B The Mothers, Clubis first event of the year was the Open Housef, Among its other sponsored ac- tivities are the Homecoming Supper, Fathers, Night, and the Spring Card Party. Officers: Mrs. A. Hurst, vice-presidentg Mrs. W. Wimbiscus, treasurer, Mrs. F Ferrari, secretary, Mrs. F. Flaherty, president. Father Damian shows the Open House guests the biology classroom equipment. sr... ,-.w M... E.. if , ,.N..,.,rg,....Qw'V -1- -5.05 ,f' f -.. iw-W' 'A K: 5 gsm: , s.:p.W..,..,.Awrf', rfif r mggv 5- - 3 s-HW I ' ' ff- T j 314.5 -in xr W E755 . A tour of the swimming pool is conducted by Father Owen for the guests. ,xl M rt. OFTBALL I TRAMURAL . New , . m:i'ufj ' Y. - f. . N ,W NN-- . . fi ' A Y. 2-fl! Nfl.,-.5 nf 4 if ., fi? 1 47,41 ii , A A 5, ' -vm ' . gm: ' -- ' -'. , wtf. gf . ' '- , ,v rw. .. P S 7.:' ' 4' ' - life .M - ff-:-3. V ,- -pwwss if is 1 yislw- 3 ' if sw 'S - swf-'f Q xfjjlif- JV' .. 3 ' . , ff: . . ..1'2v-:jf Ei S H L ' ,Si - 5 Y. 7 I , P 1 .N 3. .. f- :gigs . sf.. rg.--Q,-: .z:.-wg, is - W we . . . N: . , '- W- , w?Qg'i,2'.,'-wi -vb., I-.5-.ab iss, ,Q 'j r - 1-344 Q - .fi ,J . -.sf ' if 5,-ff .. Q- - .wr 4 - . -f'-'1'-tw: ff. ' S-if 1 - iff 1 1.4 .fm ' ' . '41 'S S - 'Qwf P' vo- i f A 7 ' ' Q1-free: .,,. K. , ' .A P S V- , , , ow . f' 1 31, H,-,ffw--f'i,Q5Qs.' I' Q - ff , . 1.524-.uim . - s :Q g ' f? ,Q .42 . Q . im jf : z,.1,gfg,f,,.f ,gg 3 N-A A -fa . . , -V i 5 Qi KD, A- -it 2'-1'-ir? M X V1 C s W ' . vs. -K f , b . .vs . A Q- -I+., - X :. .rx'?'55iS3-rfgfnariri' : 'ax ' 'Af K ij . IN - K . . L f A ' .-:WC :U . ' A' - Fx' vw J' J -Y '. . rif.f.s-vu M F Y It , 5 - . ' -Qi , flea., fi' '- ' : 5 - ' - ' N -A L -s.,,w:13,-,,,,.:fs- ff Je-'-j , f- V A' , A . V , 2 . . - ,gf - Q' M .K MY- t A M, . K - an- No this is not Casey at the hat-just Becker connecting. SOPHOMORE CHAMPS: Murphy, Ryan, Stnats. Front: Zant, Critchett, R. Marshall, Matt- ingly, and Palka. Nornmnd, Hensley, Matulenas, W. lnning over-Father john looks satisfied with his last decision. li. iff' ei . ..: . -ff fiftlfig N,.elQ -fi . Uslqfiglgils . wk wiht: Q ilk ' ' - xv5S Yu fi l s M3 Y: 'Q Xe - Y 5 x ,har- Af SENIOR CHAMPS: Back: Machlet, llolcomlr, Tobin, Hanlon. Middle: Tamborini, McNulty, Nuccio, DcCIercq Front: I. Guerre, Lola, Mason, Paois, and R. Carey. E' MINIM CHAMPS: Back: R. Drasler, King, Budrcnu, Murphy, Shine. Front: Bower, Alig, D. Druslcfr, Sollors, and Kerper. K Q Q The thlet1cP1cture at t Bode 0pened mifii To every after-dinner uisrtor to Father Wzlhams room thzs was a armhar sr ht Coaches Morris and Gaffney talkmgj ouer the sports sztuatzon uarth the Athletw Dzrector YN .W Coach Paul Morris shows them how to do rt and Asszstant Edrhe Kang wonders rf they wzll H ws ,'NN-',.,,.,metw'M ' n '5' A 'W ,...,,,..,..,,w-.wwan0-- A ., Still more practice-a runner, a blocker, a tackler, under the Coach's watchful eye. , ,, ggi SEASON RECORD 'll ! .QQ 'uit St. Bede NK 1 0 Mendota 6 LaSalle-Peru 6 Streator Marquette 0 Marmion 8 Spalding 0 Ottawa 6 Hall Future Bruins with their coach and father. Bedan tackles gang up on a Mendota hack, -L Opponent 38 19 27 0 25 19 50 26 Captain Dave Schmidt Center 'Q .ef-A-.- X . x in K Mix:- flji at egwlfllyle ., l - ,V rw! i-tiff.. i V lk Q QV ep: QR - f . , . 6 l '- D james Skelton, End High spots of the season were the determined effort against LaSalle,Peru, the inspired game against Spalding at Homecoming, and the solid drubbing handed Marquette. Unfortunately, such drubb- ings were also our lot in other games. GRADUATl G GRIDDER These senior lettermen, though small in number, gave their all in a season marked by lack of squad depth and numerous injuries. All too often a full team effort could not be ex- pected when key men were disabled. Ken Ficek, Tackle Chuck Widlowski Fullback Halfbacks Most Valuable Lineman Most Val llable Back Randy Hammack Uefry Novreske l Rl li , gg .Q 'f V- F 1'-'I -ri 1. -V ,gl M-I K ' - sg. -K -' ug' ::..-' 4 - g, Tw. . . ' 5- . -. t if ' 2? 1' .. -, - t Q-: W . it Q' ., if Q :114 ,Js.s , 2-2. SU L' if T' 4- S5 '1 'SN7 3' Q 1 T' if-R. ,yu , , I l 7' X4 V A kv Ik ' F x It 'K 2 alla -. K ' - -A ik it A if X. F ' T' X l lfifff i H114-5 V ' ,f - ' , , ., tg 1 ' N' AT ., l . in I fl , , .fl lr 1 Qi ' .531 'S K. J ,E T31 A 9 g 4 ff Q .5 STU zf J '.i.f'1.g3iiti .Q 9 L 3 Q A 1' X4 T7 T N K T R 4' 'lie T' T' X f , ' ' b . . 5 i 5-' :- VARSITY SQUAD Top row, Left to Right: Tulley, Balestri, Kapacinskas, Gorgal, McClain, Swietek, De Noma, Pence. Third row: P. Kelly, Peoplis, Evans, W. Senica, Loftus, Rodack, Heinzel, F. Smith. Second row: Stewart, VV. Kelly, Tracy, D. Kastigar, L. Miclzeli, Piuonski, Foster, Sclzmaltz. Front row: L. Noureske, Ulgrj, G. Novreske, Schmidt, Skelton, Coach Morris, K. Ficek, Wirllows-ki, Hammack, Sommer CMgr.J. Bedan rooters stand as Heinzel runs back a Marmion kickoff. EXT YEAR NUCLEUS Pete Tracy Halfback Andy Rodack, Tackle The ten junior lettermen on this yearls football team give promise for better things to come. Dick Schmaltz, Halfback Bill Kelly, Guard 'lst jim Loftus, End Absent when squad pictures were taken was Harvey Blum- horst, junior, who doubled as a guard and fullback. Don Heinzel, Quarterback n + 'gl-Tw.. Q. My A host of green ig . J, M 6 K ff ky! -adm '+I fa? ,fi6 'i we if . N . Q I . .. 1 'xv 7 M pw, j f:2Q - .- 2. Dennis Kastigar, Cuurcl Bill Senica, Tackle X B F 5:4 K' , . ff . . f'iT!-iilf vwisfii' ' Q, K ' :fm 5 l .QI N ,Q . L . is fer' af 5, N Q' I a .gf-yn I ' . ' V' A A '2g.J Ek 'l 'v N, I .wi L - I .- l 1 - :-e l'as.Qq. V kg ' L- - i 5 If , f'-Q-ff nf A W 3 JA f 4 'l'rouI1Ic ahead for Loftus as he grabs a pass against L-P. ll . , 5 ws S H X 5 i 3 F avg .L I :KA -ski ,, , I fp I ing hqbfl tt f, S if H0lVIEC0lVlI G-BRUINS VS SPALDI G IRI H Decorations -by Father Ralph for the and his Big Day were faithful artistically juniors. executed-after many hours of Work The inspired Bruins ruin a Spalding play- .sl 5 . J -1: 5 an M kiwi? E. yy jk H A . fs Q ff 5 A I N .. 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K. 1 .li-Rx ,J ,pn An important part of the Ilomeeoming festivi- ties on Oetolrer 28, was the annual lrenefit sup- if Q' ' mv H!! heenes sueh as this one ahoce were reproduced all over the eunzpus on Ilonzeeoming Day as alumni and teachers Lrisiterl with each other :luring the afternoon foothall game, lretween hulires uml for many hours after the game. Alumni ehatting with Father Owen in this pic- ture ureXVillianz Wimhiseus, HS ,55 and Donald Kowulslci, IIS '54. per sponsorerl hy the St. Belle Mother's Clulz. Co-ehairrnen of this yeafs ham supper were Mrs. William Krause anrl Mrs. john Antkouiak, ,VY pieturecl at the left. Part of the 75 memhers f m, who formed the ereu: for the meal are pieturerl N helow: Mrs. Louis lloffrnan, Mrs. Clarenee Nelcrosius, Mrs. Paul Bernarlloni, Mrs. Milo Tuttle, Mrs. Joseph XVy.vgowslci. ., H as-' N-wal' '95 The dagfs activities were eornpletad with the llorneeorning Dance at night sponsored ln, the St, Berle lzunil. mx ei H122 'LEE sw Q KE 1-iff rl' xx Come now, Coaches, it cafft be that bad! A Streator man in the OPHOMORE lVlAJOR LETTER WINNER in 1 . , way. ,sg 9, ' . -'N A 'E' 2 Q! A Q . -N. lb ,wwf M ,-.mel . Y rriif Si X . YJSQQ' Mffgfli1:37 R+ if ps gg f veeg,if?: E XA -an ing' E KN, . i',,f -' Qlfffkhfll - :'mT?3A' rr '-W Af 7 1. 11 rfb' A ' . Pat Kelly, Guard fa, L15-N gg X Q 5 .AQ A ' M'-al' ,.u ' - .K 3351 fw,,1,tQ4- :A 5 ,5 Q , ww! .K - , '-'A ' Tir ight :St NF, , - Q, 3 9' Tom Kapacinskas, Tackle Chuck Balestri, Quarterback jim DeNoma, Center A Y. fwi' Y A. ff - ' l B lx' 1 Him NA WN W ,Q iv-mv' Q RVN Q ' w E 'Q .ff-'lx A A +V: E lf'Srff iggagiff' 1, fx .K ,- 9- fx nj Aww, 14 X - .- r 1 he - AW 5 W , Y. ffl ,A 1 Ex? L E :gf KMA ' E 'E K if 'MQ X LS' - X A V ,AFS 32 K , w it ,V E.,.,.1h it ii ff, f 'fgisfk ff , , ri-gpg yh. .L ,, 3, N, X - wif? '. , - ' v Y ' r V7 . ' f-we? ffm- f 4 M L ' 1 , W ,d.v.ULit..5 L V. A -3? -533 1 1 xd+,:e5154w-M' 51, D W , , wiv p l ' Y' - E 1 ,, Q-5' E i' Y ,L -- 4 ,A A - A . , -' 14- - 1 'A'-ei S F' f 'Q - , 4 L 0PH0lVIORE F 00TBALL These sophomores played a schedule of their own and saw duty as Well in many varsity games. f Ill f- in-ui--I lu ! .X Pl: . 3' if Q - V Y M 'V Y I J- 1' I-1 Q 1 iv li J 35? Al 1 1 A I ,lx iy' 'AUQI N . q :,. f F I bitt e , if jp, N, as J . A M i: :S af' ' . ' . 1 p 1 , F1 ' S - , f - E ' 1 . kill or g V .E Q- - : . 1 Q 3 5 .M 1 F K 1 P U J' E ., . . . Z Y 53 - I L Vi gf. Y Q E K X B or 2 H , , IL . t . 3 er ' 1' N Q ' 1' X, th f f 1 ka xx, CL 11 X S ' X I K ,, f A 6 . x M y .,k , - 1 Q , f x A ,Q V l . Ve 1 I 'lx . ps pf, AN X 1 , W X 2 1 in xg rf' I. y X 5 , ft 1 J 1' 1- ? Ji A n .fL, ,, , To 13 A t Q f TA 1 . A ,- 1 ' 'EA 1 IJ ll - Ysglhf A., '. x I Q - ' M f I 5 ill Top row: Kusek lMgr.J, Popowski, Gorgal, Kapacinskas, McClain, Gregorich, Swietek, Peoplis, Palka fMgr.l. Middle row: Dunn, Rebeck, Henson, Goralczyk, Dougherty, Murphy, Pence, Kaszynski, DeNoma, Casser- ly. Bottom row: Balestri, Sondej, O'Cormell, Verdiramo, SEASON RECORD Coach Gaffney, Marcotte, Bruno, English, Carroll. St' gede Lasaue-Peru 0 Streator 7 Marquette 12 Ottawa 20 Hall ..-f Opponent 27 33 13 31 6 Another Inca bites the dust in the Sophomore preliminary at L-P. fy' . 9 's Limbering up the muscles! M M M Jerry Pence Fullback Allen Gorgal End N-M ..-v' McClain stiff-arms a would-be tackler from L-P. Ron Swietek .L y D M , End mf ..W.. .4 S A 'iw - xy 5,1-V ' 9 wi 5 gi A. , - s .. 'R .'ufl7Q A . A K kk hx wiki 1 1 A A t. -. :J ,r B ' S- Q' :2Z::eff? ' -, 5 f S 0 . K j ,1 4 xx . TE' s 4. - Q 'ink f' Q fe? L, wifi- .:4Q5Ti?:'5i Y , W . 3 'hw I-ww ,A M 1 L2-ff gf? Arm 3. fm ' L' X . ,, .1i53 V-X-3' fi fl' '. v,,, if Q 'L . . 'W 4'-W , A practzce group: Popowskz, Ag , , , K, , ,,, L dw ' H , L Dunn, Goralczyk, and V v fa ,. Qgy: V VLV. ff f ng is ' '- A , ,... ,gfjgf N g - . K ' if f f gkg,l k'f?iv?QgQ:fyw - g I 1 4 I k . ,,,Z:f1iQ LVV' vym, ,gf V Mike Casserly pw, 'Wg My ' -357: fm- R, 1, 'bf .L V figi 354. gi - Tackle gm. A gym ,mga 3: M. yn - :mi W , fm ,K ,Q 'ij' mf -.,' -.Aw 'W . Q Y f gg- . .gh.g L ff - -. L p9'f1+?hFf-wa: , 'vii ' A . ' K ' ,. 1..,,,1: - fwii ' L gf-fm 1 Lf . , m,L. I ' , n , AE PM Q - .. , gh , .,,, ,Q-gf, - , 'f . .. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL SEASON RECORD St. Bede Opponent 24 Mendota 0 Streator 9 LaSalle-Peru 7 Hall 6 Marquette 13 7 Ottawa 'E x X Qi, if fi' Mx, ,A , K ... fe i - . , L K , V ., ' W S IJ, ,...,,1 45. After the long hours of physical and verbal directions hy Coach Gaffney, the reward of his and Mrs. Gaffney's wiener roast was a y S Q' ' M , pleasant aftermath. -2 Q 'xx-ll, q l hm' ef 'M NV'-fri --'-lin'-ni sit' ' ll- 5 1 ' lii'l2 V1 Tl fl 1 :H I . Za 'W I ' - Top row: Benedetti, Papineau, Morreale, Wysfgowski, Andreoni, Cassiday, Bold. Third row: Coach Gaffney, P. Marshall, Fieek, Lavery, Boylan, Meismer, Assistant Coach Stall. Second row: Dackewicz, 1. Kelly, R. Watson, Black, Zintak, Lyons, C. W'atson. First row: I. Watson, Ciaglia, P. Blumhorst, Zaugra, Piscitelli, Hansel, Ortman, Robertson, Rauhut. K 5-M5 . , A1-:, , , D 1- S S ,, S Ma- f ggi : Z. . mg Y K ' , ...H ., A ' Q , f J' V , V -- A , A In V . ky K ,M Q ' ,,,,, ,L 'B -' . -Mr , L ' Q . N ' A ' ' ,j an, ' nw . , ' Lf I K ' , A ,, if - , , . wif 5 W, if nhl? L M' - 'Q' .S if ,A if,,L ,. f f FK - , V4 M13 K yiW,V,D: -Q, , W if , :F I K., - ' f MW f.ifVQV'v4 faux 'V Y L Q fx' . W wwf A A -AM' S' WN' N..--Ia, 'A -fs f. , Zn- .sg at ,sh 4 K- A A , . K .L X -,L - KA Www lk , A MN H 'NL Ml,z,gi-1v 23 MW owe?-rn , ,V .., in , MW.-P' ax.. 'L sk ,W W4 V RM H' 9' . ' ' - , A ' i A , A V S 1 7. I JZ S 5? .3 EW D pf, z S f'f11,'wV 3 l , 5- D S r,g1f S ' W A M, - 1 . JM 1 :fm -' .. . JA a. 7 wwf, A wx 4.1-MQ-Y H. D 4 ,, 4 X :-- ' : , - an , ff. ,. V 'W' W . ' P of .9 All I 1 htf V Q: bg.-,agp - , ' NX. Y N V ym'fg.,2rgi1 If 'f ' - ' M ' , c.. - - 2 ' A -A My -13 S ,Q ,, N W- ying- A ' ' 4 -F . -l'fY7 i N, if - ' ' f-Mi-. W , fi. - fww' A in ,. LL N fewkwg sn .1 Z'iiff'N-,.fQ-- ' ' '53 ,L 4, if ' - 'L Q ' Back for a pass-throw it to me. 11 r u ha SENIOR CHAMPS Back: D. Marshall, Nuccio, E. Pfeffer. Second: Prindiville, McCarthy, Paois, Nora. Seated: Mason. FRESHMAN DAY STUDENT CHAMPS Back row: Dose, Baker, R. Bernabei, C. Blum. Front: Affelt D. Rioara, B. Schweickert, Chorwwski, R. Kolczaski. Q w G Q4 Q-'M W, - , X-.. .31 Hr ' . --- ,X :sf U -.au H ,D -'fit' ,:g+...:, Q , , 1'ffs,,y-,L gi. M 33 Q ' 1 3+-s1f.. i .f-wiv' 't . .-' H q,g 4z- J- . Q. ,mf-N , ww .Q gng--. ,if -x gs' X N g -, :',-.ff , Mg, .-- Me. . fm' N-WP aw :ag ,. , -4 ' 3-fb. ff Jim 1.535 JUNIOR CHAMPS: Back F21 ' B--' 1. .vu V fl , 215 it ssv+ ,AS K K J I -2 K K 'K ww A kv' f S ,Mme who has the ballp DAY STUDENT JUNIOR CHAMPS Back D Wyzgowskz R MINIM CHAMPb Back: W. Dunn, Quzlty Budreau Kzlarskz Front: R. Noureske, Lzeuens Vmcentz Deuzne SOPHOMORE BOARDER CHAMPS Back: Normand, Vassen, Ryan. Front: Barrett, Mattingly, Shay. SOPHOMORE BOARDER CHAMPS Back: Shay, Hensley, Reynolds, Quinn, Palka. Front: O,Connell, Barrett, Normand, Coralczyk, Rebeck. 'ra Ni 5 W fn W . ,Q I 5 , ,V MA, . 7' V 't 9 PREP SEM CHAMPS Back: jones, Peavler, Klestinski. Front: Reilland, Nauman, Dorsey it so Q, MINIM CHAMPS: Back: Quigley, Buclreau, Kapraun, R, Drasler, Murphy. PREP SEM CHAMPS: Buck: DeN0ma, Slambaughf Front: Connell, Vincenti, Rauhut, Muckway, Monahim' Beaman, Milan. Front: Nauman, Briggs, Englehrecht. E l0R 0ClAL LIFE Come on fellows-let's live it up. Tom Brooks-flunnel-mouth-tells another one. 'Q Part ofthe crowd at Senior Dance. Fnthcrs Leonard, William, and Svizastinn vnjoy refrvslmzcnts. Y -A. Al .4 FRE HMA - 0PHOMORE RETREAT Z! my Hmmm Retreat closes with Benediction of Blessed Retreat master, Father Edward Duke, informal- Sacrament. Father Duke giving a conference in the studenfs chapel. ly chatting with a group of boys. nl REMEMBERI G THE DEAD Father Victor, preeeclecl by Father Abbot, leaves the chapel for the cemetery. S mfmbvf x .. .. 5+ ' ' we . The Ministers standing before the cemetery cross. The St. Becle Family, community and students, join in All Souls' Day fJflly6TS. X . Q i E TERTAI MENT Cries of amazement and wonder greeted the expert play of Mr. Newell W'. Banks, Blindfold Clzerrkers Champion of the world, as he downed all opposition in hoth Checkers and Chess. Odds two hundred to onel The world famous Harlem Glolne-Trotters presented a delight- ful mixture of expert lnaskr'tl1all and hilarious antics in a game played against the Iloase of David quintet in the Alnhot Vincent Gymna.s'ium. Prarrtiving some of their tricky hall handling in the ahozfr' pifture are Norman Lee, Chuck Holton, Starz ChicoD Burrell, and acting Coach Louis Babe Presley. Dr, Nirlzols-whistling while he works c V, F ,. I ' .Q x 1' x ,Q E , ,A Lklwglx. . . ' T 4' S VK WT x in xr W 3 K --. W 'V ' 'X Y, f 5, . 'FL Jffifb Q. - Q A--. - X v , gifg. -k:'X'g'5v'+1 x X k ' jay.. LV ' 5 , Q . 7'5i:i+ iris ix N , ia' A gi X it Hi ia V, ' - ,SX A Q j , W. '- . V - V .ku rv fi.. f gk mfg LQ x . .. i V A w . K -, Y , F M: . -'Y ,313 , fix .X . , J- A .- .mf r .1 X 1 GV 5 Xkxx 5 xx W :fl f F x :I I Q, JZ., ,, A ,fu is 4 Q V fi gl ifl I xr . if ,X ,aa lk a 'Mix WM 6 is L' 5 'xy ASQ? Sy 'iii Q, if ki? 1, Q' fb 'L ' lg! ' f':-ixifv . . xx kfjg x... KX fx .- 3 . .w+ w- .1 -'- . -W,-9 .+ff, 7ff , ,- u . xx is K Q L i., hx, 'A 1. ,L 3. 5 a .k -, i.i Q .. Q. i ' yi 1 Q Q 36's-4 1 4 4. -, sf 4.4 - -. ,vw 'ml' Vw 'sl' if mi 4 Q 3' Q . frm 'QF nw Hifi' -:fan t ' NA, ,N . 9 A- an -- .S ff: 932' - .-wr ff- as Zo -,try fks 9 K up X Wx, fin-f'i 4' X '5 K ST. BEIIE RECORDS CHARTER MEMBER CATHOLIC SCHOOL PRESS ASSOCIATION Official school newspaper and organ of the Alumni association. Published ten times yearly by the students of St. Bede College and Academy, Peru. Ill. Entered as second class mail matter at the Post Office at Peru, Illinois, under Act of March 3, 1870. STAFF standing: Walter Utz, Paul Confrey, and Faculty Adviser, Editor ................................. -..- ...... .. ....... Francis Kasper-ski Father Raymond. Seated: Editor, Francis Kaspcrslfi and ViCf0f Associate Editor ............... .. ................ .. ...... .....Victor Abell Abell, associate 0clit01'. SPO!'tS ----------------.-.--.----.....-.. Fl'8.IlClS Spelltl, Lyle Micheli Reporters ........................ Paul Confrey, Daniel Hoffman, Paul Mason Staff Artist .............................................. Gene Bernardoni Photographers ............ Walter J. Utz, Jr., Robert Smith, James Murphy Circulation ................ Lee Nordstrom, Paul Suhadolnik Alumni News ....... .. .............. .Rev. Bede Russell, O. S. B. Faculty Adviser ........ Rev. Raymond Matulenas, 0. S.B. fx 'rt o ww.. A. Paul Suhadolnik and james Murphy The sports activity was faithfully reported hy Francis Speltz and both take care of circulation and the Lyle Mighgli, latter helps with the camera work. E . 1 Q, Reporters: Tom Brooks, Gene Bernardoni, Paul Mason, Lee Nord- strom and james Mini. The Records in its 36th year of existence was honored by the National Catholic Press Association for the 1955-56 series with All Catholicv honors. Fathcr Beale flanked hy his junior Day Sturlent officers and their guests. The junior Boarders and Father Ralph enjoying refresh- ments and conversation. MN' Dancers fill the floor- THE FUURTH FLO0R Under the direction of Father Victor the members 1' '- ' of the floor gave themselves to study, prayer, Work, Fmmh Floor and pwp Sem , , , and recreation. E. Carney, D. Dunson, R. Brechlin and B. Guerrini enjoy a pinochle game. 'Q R ..,, 2 g ,-:f34'ff' Father Victor and a number of his boys went to Chicago in February and enjoyed the Boston Pops concert. 1 T PREP EM Singing Conzpline 'Q Officers of department along with their prefeets, Fathers P, Showalter presides over a group of lads in a Current Events Club meeting. Seated: R. L. jackson and I. Skelton. Eugene and Seliastian. Standing: C. Cunedy, M. Mona- han, M. Santos-ki. Seated: R. Watson, I. Skelton, and T. Reiland. Kearney, M. Sa ntoslci, Father Eugene giving a Conference to the department during one of their monthly recollection days. BASKETBALL THE PLACE WHERE THEY PLAYED The new Abbot Vincent Gymnasium THE MEN WHO PLAYED THERE Coach Gaffney was often sterner, but stern or jovial, he was rewarded by the good play of his starting five: McGraw, Mini, Novreske, Loftus, and Padawan. Adzvuncing on the new season the Bruin Busketeers, sparked hy their fighting five plus two, surprised and startled ll highly rated Princeton cluln. - ,f i 3 1. fi In this game Jimmie Mini layed-up the first two Scrapping under the boards, the teanfs tall points of his season total of over 500. menf Loftus, Padawan, and Skelton, outre- lzounded many a loftier quintet. Is Coach Gaffney pointing out to the full squad the rebounding technique of lay Padawan fwhieh might explain the blush of modesty on Iay's face? . . . ii N '52 I 5, 1 4 .5 NRM H . fn 1 . Q is S5 it R I i ,, fi .J M L 1 . 1 I . Z tg , f A 4 i elea' A . if ff . . . or is he calling attention to the picture-perfect shooting form of Iimmie Mini against Alleman. The ardent viewers are ftopf Padawan, Iaraczewski, Skelton, Funk, Wim- hiseus, Loftus, lhottornl Belletini, Parker, McGraw, Mini, Nooreske, and McManus. yy as 'sw Q Hr? Q Skelton waits for the rebound if McGraw should happen to miss. f 2? A ' 'N f rn Our basketball team's newest, and perhaps most appreciative fans, are the Carmelite Sisters. Here they wateh their favorite player lancl waiterl, Gerry Nottreslcc, let go with his specialty, a jump shot from the sicle, against LaGrange. It is interesting to note that the Sisters were anahle to attenrl the three games we lost in our own gym this year. SEASONS RECORDS Varsity Sophomores SB. Opp. S,B. Opp. 64 39 Princeton 31 53 45 64 Ottawa 33 48 42 55 Streator 28 34 63 51 Hall 41 57 60 59 Mendota 45 47 77 51 Wenona 41 29 40 58 Coal City 69 62 Marseilles 55 48 Plainfield 74 62 Marseilles 37 44 70 57 Earlville 31 41 72 40 Marquette 34 30 55 59 Depue 45 46 64 57 Mendota 44 24 72 63 La-Salle-Peru 32 36 72 60 Trinity 75 42 St. Paul 55 67 Alleman 63 56 Depue 53 29 68 62 Hall 26 27 75 50 Marquette 21 38 83 68 Marseilles 36 64 69 65 LaGrange 63 72 Ottawa 34 47 88 65 Henry 63 35 54 61 LaSalle-Peru 28 38 59 76 Hall XVon-19, Lost-8 Won-5, Lost-14 Consolation champs at Morris Tourney. Second place in Peoria Diocesan Tourney. Fran Parker, Iunior Guard Chuck McManus, junior Guard Bernie McGraw has stolen the 111111 again and jumps for a Iwo- pointer in t1ze second match with L-P. Possibly our finest game of the season came in the first en- counter at the L-P gymnasium, lim Loftus stretches far and wide to make a save in the opener with Princeton. Smlwtirrzcs tlzcy sccmcrl to score as rapidly as flIlS-ll regular lzztrkvt lirigmlc. jim Skelton, Senior Forward 2, as The fine, large flag rlisplnyvrl lmlnw was presented to Fntlwr William for the St. Bode gym lzetwccn lmlucs of thc I.nGrang0 game by the Peru V.F.W. ff N. ,X Gerry Novrcskc, Senior Forward. ,M , Y. Illl'-Y. thirty- frmrtli qmlrltw, St. limit' fllkf' paints llflllllll-llll' Bruins rally for Il llrillirmt 01't'l'llHIl' uiclm'ym'c'rl,r1Gr11ngf'. Tllrrl' min- .S'l'l'l'lI .x'1'z'm1fl.s- to gn in flu' PEURIA Dl0CE AN TUURNAME T Hi St. Bede was selected as the site for the first basketball tournament for th e h i gh schools of the Peoria Diocese. St, Becle advanccd to the finals and was defeated by a giant Alleman five. Captain Herh Millard receives the first place trophy for Alleman, right, and Father Abbott congratulates our own Jimmie Mini as he re- c 0 i v c s the second place trophy. Schlarman Schlarman Marquette ll man Alleman Corpus Christi Trinity St. Bedc St. Bedc St. Paul St. Paul I By? 14,1 ,Y ng' f N tx Q 'C -C ...V I VST' ii ' Ho? t ,. . .f l 'K ' - fi -. : jig- .jfslif 'li'- 4:i' , .. . 1 T5-1'-1-7. f-Z'- -'J'-Q .-, V. 2,2-.1 .71.A1: .-.-'..g- , 1, Q.. 4 ,. ig, . -. ' '25, -',-5.g1,.' ::1'.,f,-j-:qu -- Z 4 ,l Allem-in Alleman 'Sl St' Be Q In flu' mirlxt of four Colintlzs from flu' flulnzpizm Allltlltllll tcrlm, little DIll'l1lll Him Minil .still gets his shot army. 1 W W? ,Y Y ' x 5575 ji .miie , WJIJV. 'N N-.Z X WZ SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL This yearls sophomore squad, though long on height, still lacked the experience necessary for L1 good hall-handling and shooting team. The record this year was disappointing hut the potential for a strong, tall varsity squad is there, Back row: Plikahn, Gorgal, Byvik, McClain. Middle row: Duncan, Kinczewski, Coach Morris Swietelc, Madden. Front row: Balestri, Denman, Egan, Guerra iMgr.J, Borclli, Hughes Glogowski. WT l The Concession Stand was a popular spot on game nights and other times. Capahly handled by the Sophomore De- partment, it serves to augment the athletic fund. Fighting for the rebound against Ottawa. 145. il 18 i 'f N-.Ja Always husy caring for athletes and equip- ment were Ed Kusek and Tom Guerre, Frosh- Soph managers, and lim McCarthy and Ron Sommer, Varsity managers. This years freshman team, though just winning a majority of their games, impressed many with flashes of good form. The main- stays of the team were Don Maurer, Mike Lavery, Iohn Fic-ek, Gerald Baker, and Dick NVatson. The seasonls record showed 11 wins and 10 losses, highlighted by a 60-37 victory over L-P in the I.V. Tourney. The Sunday afternoon Parochial League for local Catholic Grade schools staged two All-Star games with teams from Chicago hrought down hy former Bruin mentor, Edd Kollow. uf QXWW Y E I . Back row: Baller Lauerq R Drusler XVUVOIL ski. alidcllz rou Vaurcr P Blumhorst Coach Moms Colxuzouslq exhausted rom handling both sophomore and reshmenl Flcdt Ptllzp pini. Front row R Watson M Watson W Mc Grow, T. C ucrre Ulfrrl Zau ra Danby Cas siday. 1 ,g h . Ill, '. I . 5 1- J xy Y, Vi 5' ui - 1 tw. V n----...-......f IOR COLLEGE LIFE Tom Horan and Iirn McHale are con- centrating on the art of study. '3' 'USC 1-I' There is always enough free time for these kind of sessions. Q. The recreation room provides oppor- tunity for cord playing, reading and even television. During the course of the year II num- her of dances are sponsored. Ilerc the college officers pose for a picture with their partners, ix xx Xxx The Christmas Dance was a huge suc- CUSS. On occasions, playing hasketlnall against local teams prmrirlezl good competition. . K THE EEN 0N PLAYER .Vcnzlzcrs of tlw cast for the St. Prltriclvls skit, IIOXV THE FAIRIES CAME TO IRELAND Dries, 1. Haflzlignn, G. Kelly, T. Morticr, G. Solflati, I. Ryan, E. Pizzznniglio, F. Kaspcrslci D. Lvclercq. M,- J-.5---1 flm A XX M Cast and crew for CHRISTMAS AT TIIE CROSSHOADS. Standing: T. Kapncinslcas, I. Primli- uillc, D. Ilvinzcl, YV. Kz1.s'zyn.slci, VV. Utz, A. Scurflina, I, Guerra, Fr. Dunstun, Grctclzcn Utz, Larry Holcomb, Lucy Noon, Antoinrfttc Scomrz, jack Lanclgruf, Ianix Carter, jim Ilagun. Bc- low: I. Robertson, R. Ryan, I. Lic1rvn.s-, T. Talley, XV. Black, C. Kllflfllllll, R. Tcrrucina, K. Sclzel- lcnlufrgcr, 1. Barns, I. VonBampu.s-, F. Zintalc, D. Sollors, R. Mattingly. l shi! u,'t A K 'Q tin.: li 'ilu nun 'AI ,wut llll' liglil 111111 felt my tl1r1J11! was dry-so-l' Swv' In -YUlllIlllf'w-WI if is written-if is in the nios-I terrible s11litu1le flint He will speak fn our l11'11rIs 111111 llmf II1' will unueil flu' t1'n1l1'rn1'ss of lzis I'0llHlPHllI1!'f'.v The Players staged two performimces of Henri Brocl1ct's Clzristnms ut flle Cr1Jssr0111ls. The modern tl11'ee-uct pastoral represented the Mystery of the Nativity in the contemp- orary setting of rural France. . . . 1r1rmp11r1'1I flIl'0l'!IlJl!j with flu' n1e1li1'l711l Tina Siccioxn Sum'- IIICRDS PLAY . . . ll'I'll fJl'fffl7'1I1!'!l . . . 1'nll1u.s-i11.s'li1'11lly r1'1'1'ilf1'1l.,' -Lal Sullv DRINK' Tritium' 'lhe lighting of the Advent wreath. 'Q Father Theodore admiring gifts at Mothers' Club Christmas Srnzlznv Sgnmrs dnznratc thnzr tru I Guerra I Md-Iale 1 Q L, 'HL -' i. iz 5 t WG W 3 ' Va? r, ' ,E if f I I gp: xg Rf 2 R 'DQ 5 A i - 1 Y if? N ff d + Q5-'Fig in ' f-H1 ' X41 ffgffr M ' 1 'ff ufnei S dai H M W : gl ut . f .AQ 1 Ai KA , q ig sg - , yt fy J - if w9 z-ir it-2 573 ff? I. S+ 'ai h 'f if? A, ' i QV? fffwfvfif' ., i 1 ,256 L , ' ' i, P ' Va 5 ri? xii K - - 'x x i I K x i,Q,f,,,, ff K . ' W 'F ..' .'i 'iii ' - V 1 , .-3'-1. -1 .q , Q M E , ri d U k N wg, H4--41 -5?-P if 3? I X K iw ww is is Minims kneeling at clulzroom crib. jf Q cgi Outslmumq All ilu' otlwt .elm kfotl ww nmwtmo KX N On each Saturday during Advent the students joined in the religious exercises of the season and previous to their Christmas vacation decorated their club- rooms and held their traditional Christ- mas parties. 1 F 1 S Nl L 3 . f 2 . 5 ' if E. E i , . 2 S 'S I :S i f The crib situated outside the Chap- lf1in's mom. Cf qs I .wills-E fl ,J PREP SEM CHAMPS: Back: Klestinski Boylan, Peauler, M eiemer. A M, P gigs Front: Reildrm, Briggs, Ohlweilcr. :qs A W5 ff 4,491 SOPHOMORE BOAHDER CHAMPS: Back: Palka, Casserly, Helms. Front: Didier, Matting- ly, Pence. 1 iw! MINIM CHAMPS: Back: Cawley, Zaugra, Slzino, Front: Fogcfrty, Schierer, Schafer. X ! I O 0,4 5,46 0 VCO? 97? ll v E. Kastignr gets off a jump shot. jump, fellas!! bcrger. JUNIOR BOARDER CHAMPS: M. Pllfjlilfk, I. Grclzvnvr, A. Rodrzck, D. Cflilglllill, C. Cnnvrly, and L. jackson surround Captain K. Schellen- 7 Q WLT. x ... ' 'C' 6' pi 1: , -Agn R 1 A DiTQffT'fi friK.ia'fi Q. X a may fling x . A '51 T . .C Q Q . I O' . . . 9 ' -Q QS- . sg 5 A ' k JUNIOR DAY STUDENT CHAMPS: Back: Bozik, Rnsinkc, R. Smilh. Front: R. Lyons, T. Pottlwff, L. Krogulski, VV. Kulpn. SOPHOMORE DAY STUDENT CHAMPS: R. Fucrholzer Ckncelingj, R. Pctroski, R. Knszyn- ski, H. Washkowink, R. Lvuan. A-ang, ff QM? my rw: fx iz: S3 Q . 2 .. JU IOR CCILLEGE A D JU l0R- E l0R RETREAT 1 or sa 2 is Father John Glermon, C.S.S.R., Retreatmaster -Ae The retreat master chats with a group of Q56 'Q' students The retreatants attending morning Mass. Because of the great number' of students this year two re- treats were necessary. The Junior College and the Seniors and Juniors of the Academy participated in the spiritual exercises of this three-day period. 'TT Tim? 2, i li W wc., -. 6 X 'W '3' s - - izwff 2 fi 1 in X l E ...fs 3 W ZW 'i Q 7- The Community receiving the hlessed candles from Father Victor. Q 2 . 5 1 . i Ei! uw .155 l t 1 it Q 3 . i 5 3 F 5 s is X 2 1 1 Z.. X .. W . 5 . . . fr S 'F . Q i?'Nii X Fx L The Procession with lighted candles. Father Victor washing his hands. Ki: h 1 E Father Victor and his Glee Club entertained the faculty and student body a number of times during the year and it also acted as choir for the high Masses in the students' chapel. Trombone section: T. McNulty, W. Black, and Cornet section: Back: D. Heinzel, P. Pioonski. 1. Horan. Front: C. Schwarting, W. Regan, I. Bower. Bass drum: I. Hagan Cymbals: T. Schierer Snare: I. McHale, I. Scheri, VV. Senica, L. Jones, R. Mattingly, W. Lijewski. ,.,-. 1 .XXX t Htl W 'I X 16 If if QM, if li Ss? ! ,jx X - R. M ueser CLARINET SECTION T. Quinn P. Chesnut T. Guerre C. Ruoa F. Speltz P. Showalter SAXOPHONE SECTION I. Prindiuille J. Guerre, Rl F icelc, H. Hannigan TUBA: S. Fuertges, Bells: E. Kusek, Baritone: I. Grebener. The band played for all home football and basketball games as well as presenting some concerts. Also added was marching in the St. Patrickls day parade and the Catholic War Veteran's parade both held in La Salle. Band Director, Mr. L. Bertrand, presiding over a practice session. A serious game of bingo. M1ss:oN ' 95145K 'L Father Victor with the officers of the Mission Club-G. Soldati, I. Ileinzcl, E. Dries, and I. Skelton. NIISSIO BAZAAR . . :-,.. -- F g K saw K 11: Hill I ISS!! s isfglllfl gh 3918.1 Mr, Campbell looking ooer the raffle articles. Ernie provides the laughs. Proceeds from the bazaar are used for the Bishops Relief Fund, Foreign and Home Missions, and various incidental expenses of student religious societies. , ,s NX is MOTHER l1UB .f'YN-5. SW N Q X Ch Fifi Q 0 ponsors FATHER ' IGHT Dr. G. Toraason, guest speaker for the evening, gave an informative talk on preventive medi- .- cine. 'Q A4 t 1 4 X K e' to 9 I :i gat 'v Y Q' ' I J' ll! Mil! ly qi Hllhkli K . A I c9AsI A ll' 'H-lan., N l J. Qfgiiwx rl, ' 1 I N . - -'yy Y S. .4 Q I 4 eg Ga: CJ T' l o i Q nm C4 Q :s Fi cu 21 VJ Q 'za we va Q 3' Q 21 cu 3 w' 92 UQ cm i ls 3 2 3 'B 3 ,sxkg , 1. .X Q - I 6. , fx ' N 1 gr... Q I we - ,iv s v Yi ... H2 'S- Father Gordhzn and day student parents enjoying refresh- ments after the talk. Dr. Toraason, an alumnus, performs his p professional duties as he serves as school doctor. 4 ' Shuffleboard Cham S: A. Polito and . i - P if i W M. Quigley. Joe Bernard, joe Fogarty, Tom Shay and Ray Swift who acted as intramural managers. H. Divine, M. Lavery, K. Milan, T. Matulenas, R. Ryan, and I. I17lll0f. Contending for intramural trophies. ws CWC VI as in , Xt' ,MT Ping pong titles went to H. Divine, K. Milan, R. Haydock, and R. Marshall. MN 'Q BZKSOMI l TRAMURAL Lx - - . ,awww ' - X' ...S-,.qg ww. - q W ,. K , ,, W f Q , 91 V 11 I 4 ,Qxx N W A TYPICAL DAY AT T., BEDE F an Qzgs ,, I .J A xl x ffm A A Rise 4 andshine . A fl 'EZ n R 33, A A then off to daily Mass A cr 1 fn A Ifg 1 if if S Then our cereal and coffee Now come the :lay students A Q QQ...-W -M, KM, fi , -N, 5 Our first study period lasts but ten minutes. ,L 0,0 F4 K CLAS The teacher starts out with a frown and the students with a grin in Father Keoin's agricultural class. -1 A-ch We do have P. E.-Coach Gaff- ney in the thick of a volleyball game. I0 I5 By third period students are smiling-Father Owen holds forth in College Ethics class. 'NQIU By fourth period we get mild ex- Y ereise of fingers in Father Phil- ip,s typing class. . 12:00 Some of the day students use the lunch room. Sun and digestion under Fr. Owerfs supervision. Massive waiter crew feeds some three hundred hungry students Nfs xi I F S l2. i5 Confusion reigns at day student lockers in prep- aration for study. Another study 12550 S965 Ye' is aw il period but My some of us go to the library Fr. Gordian's interesting math class. 0 br ,l Back to class x. xv 'v-V ml -K Fr. Eugene trying to simplify a Physics prob- lem. av, ..., '1 ! ,,,w,-vrnvsm we -'. 3'f2??gi 'wifi' LSHTSI -1- F 5-P1 X Homeward bound-goodbye Fr. Bede 2'30i it it tiit . x A '-'lNA,,A awk ,W ,A i . Rf-- , Boarders to refreshments. 315 em Q Ss'TjS-' N gk, H is A , V Hfffawfflifeqg Bi Now for a good old game of ball. 3:45 Tea Time for M r. Campbell. -yoo ,...qdk A day student, R. Liss, helps out M r. Robeck. Back to study but sometimes research work comes gffwf fl, or 5-ts? ,Qt 2 Li isis If wlmwm I Q ggi 236715. I H I efff o , K - 1 41 i 1 .g ttf.: A letter home to Mom and Dad and then and we have to ask Fr. Iohn for help If QM X! ,-X the opportunity to go to Confession rim 0 I J ,Q- Vvsf ww F-,KE Once again that delicious Sf. Bede food . or-PM I .j,,'n 22 J. 'Q S 6330 a,w Some of our ailments are taken care of by Father Sebastian C F' e Q K f Z . . ,,.L iguu---W- ' f i g., f V'- ' Seniors enjoy a good TV program Sometimes we get the opportun- ity to see the Chaplain, Father Victor. 7530 more homework out of the way. john McHale and Bob Carey are getting some . 5 0 9-30 'FnTf' Lights outv-F r. Alfred makes sure that all is quiet on the Western front 8130 --. WEEKE DACTIVITIE SAI n.m., :QW The Egyptians had nothing on us. x xljlldlllll X X. H' lflglfff X 6 ,ll lf fl X - wfxyflyljf ' ff fg lf lwllrll . V T,if'S f' , ,ll V Lg- C-X 1 GB. .1 VV C . hm A ylxll lily .5 S s Of, e e e ig ' 'W-t. 1-Q, Let us explore the woods. , . .Lg ., A useful holzhy. 1 VKX! .3 Xin-.J of-s .x Q 4 K When will they he ready fellas? of Ar Prefect wins again We do go to town! Nu-cf 'l 5 snr. Am 1 . v ' More bounce to the ounce The water is wet U N, R M. Astrenuous gamev A n Q SNVSD A A YO H Movies and popcorn Ed Sullivan Show not fl cowboy . X, , vqrgfi I ' ' U is A ,c , ' x wifi? he 31, sf!!! Q Ol r I' 6 The Fogerty and Ryan families visit their sons joe and Bob T S 5 s A 1 . . I i FY 5 . , T W - , R f i Q e 5 L .f , 1 s A ' 5 ' 1 5 - Q A- x Q i A i 'M 1: I ll in Vlllxg, S Y 1. ,fi I 2-4 U Q I 5' H 1.. ' -. 11 ,f 1 1 - .-B-Q - . ' .. l A 4- 1 L - W ,s ff: w e i,ii it 1 its ffw Q S .i,ii,i xxx, ,Q if N Heinzel and V0nBampus families enjoy a day with their sons ' Remember man . . Father Victor ad- ministering ashes. Rogation Days are for asking God's bless- ings upon the crops and here Father Francis sprinkles holy water on the fields. FEA T DAY l s s K Q 5 Q i Father Ahhot celebrating a Pontifical High Mass on St. Benedicfs day L.. Fathers Sebastian, David and Peter sprinkle flower petals on a sister taking her vows. . aww Sister Estella and Martina making our very good tasting bread. I THE CARMELITE SISTER The sisters, whose motherhouse is in Mexico City, same to St. Bede a few years ago to take care of the kitchen, the laundry and the bakery. The sisters rise at 5:00 every moming to praise God by prayer and work. ,G v..,,,,,,1 r,.. Sisters, Maria Louisa, Enedina, Herminolda, Romana, Senorina and Esther doing the ironing. Sisters Dolores and Senorina getting the bacon and eggs ready. BA EBALL . , N. 1 , ' 7 0' if ..-ff 4 0- X L' , .. - - .. , Q Q, ,QQ oe nw ,, . ,ki ..1.. is ii s , . bg -- 3 V Y 5? Q X is if if r mix nil 1.g,l,,,! hpng' 5, . 5 A ' an an -W - . i 1 4' X if e ' . 1 5, if i iii ' , ' . . U 3,9 ei i srxifiigg we 2. lff?iii,37?i5 .-fl.,g 5 if V, X. I i f ,lj i . V - R' ' -s . 1 ' It --'::.: k K '. ' ,g y Q' ,gr . 9 W A if' if fri, K I X WVLL Z ?' f .K - K I h: -. . : Yu saga. mx N ,gil ,r 5 11 V 'f 1, , fy A if-8 if e...... K I . s 2...'.. 'f , W l J L Y 2. ' :Q'E 'LA 'll i LJ K dxf! cl 1 . , Q F , 1 . , f- K gm V . , . 4. y W ,gf -.... y 3 ' . e.. vs' 8 ' . -45 r Rx. x .mf i 5 The members of last year's baseball squad from whom the mainstays of this year's team may come, are as follows: Back row: Gregorich, Speltz, Becker, Coac'h Gaffney, Gorgal, Peoplis, McClain, Heinzel. Middle row: Korter, G. Carey, D. Marshall, G. Noureske, Pattarozzi, Mini, McManus, Nuccio fmgnj Front row: Goralczyk, Leoan, Theiss, I. Ficek, Kusek, L. Nooreske fmgrj. Returning regulars include pitcher, C. Novreske, infielders, A. Pattarozzi QSBJ and C. Carey CIBQ, and outfielder D. Marshall, others who saw limited action last year are pitchers, M. Korter, R. Peoplis, and A. Gorgal, and infielders Iim Mini and Chuck McManus. N In the second picture above Gary Carey, last year's leading hitter, prepares to swing, while in the lower picture Coach Gaffney waves Ed Monaghan around third for another score. S: W' ,,,. S 9' Q- f nk ga 51, '56 TEAM NVINS TOURNEY TITLE Buck Row: Fr. XVill1k1m, lAtl1letic Directorl, Perona, Kiel, Monaghan, Ryan, Coach Gaffney. Front row: Benkemlorf, A. Ilerrrmmn, Lesnialc, Cleary, Tallon, Witzeman, and Moran, These graduates of 1956 contributed mightily to the Lesniak, D. Ryan and Chick,' Carey. The flychas- fine SUCCESS Snjtlyed by l21St y6Z11',S V9.1'Sity nine, ers were: Paul Perona, Dave Marshall, and Ed which annexed the district tournament title by Monaghan, While Ed Tallon and Gordon Moran downing La Salle-Peru, Streator and Shabbona in handled the Catching' Lee Kiel and Tom Cleary succession, before losing to New Trier in the Rock- ford sectional. An outstanding season record was 17 wins and saw a lot of action in utility roles. This year's tennis team boasts two returning veterans, Guerre and 4 losses. The pitching was done by three fine hurl- E- Caron, who Will attempt fo improve on last Yearls ers: C, Novreske, A, Hermann, and Witzemans 1 and 6 record, not in line with records of former the infield from third to first was A. Pattarozzi, A. years. qav aan v1s: of 1 gl V ost! QQI, was ot an gl- ,,,,,, lx Iffvr S l Q Tennis team members were: Back: Marmion, Case lCoachl Datzman. Front: 1. Guerre, McAllister, Abell, E. Caron. A group of boys signing up for li the T. B. tests which are State required. s K 9 . X 3 ffl gm I WJ if lit' I ...X X Harold Datzman is recuperating at St. Margarefs Hospital, Spring Valley, where our students are usually taken when accidents or serious illness occurs. , ff 05 U 6 NCES! X tw 5 f , ' Dr. G. Toraason putting the needle to work when Polio shots were given. Plenty of prizes at Country Store. The annual Spring card party brings much en- joyment to all and the revenue is used for many fine sclrool projects and improvements. L jen MOTHER ' CLUB ,m X pon ored CARD We PARTY There is always a wmner Father Theodore calls out the winners of the door prizes. F rcshmcn had delicious food on this occasion SmilG leuows' The beginning of a hectic day ia mv g qw xii QUE p my lltllfill ..x i if T. Pfeffer, Critch- STANDING: Verdiramo, Bloch, 0PHOMORE -- FRE HMB -- have fun too . . I Freshmen needed two buses ett, W. Murphy, Shay,Gast, Matulenas, Quinn, Plikuhn, Frank, Sears, I. Murphy. KNEELING English, Mattingly, Popowski, Hannigan, Didier. STANDING: Beck, Kilarski, Piscitelli, Fogcrty, Smith, Morrcale, Wooten. KNEELING: Got enough Frankie? Tangora, Berschneider, Bernard. Each Spring the Sophomore and Freshmen cle- purtmcnts make a trip to Chicago and they take in the sights of the cityg visiting such places as Midway Airport, Science and Industry, Field Museum, and even a baseball game. 'Y Father Eugene with the high members of the Math project contest: I. Meismer, M. Miller, SV. Sherman, M. Piseitelli Cwinnerj, E. Filippini and C. Blum. M A T H .1 . X Qi S 5 fi xii iumx um v A . 1 ! in Q . 5 U is , rr , V A .-'A 6, x 1 2 , K 12 . ' Hx N. in W L. E. Pyrz, school winner of the Quill and Scrolfs Political Quiz, and L. Micheli, winner of the K. of C. American History Award. F. Speltz I. Hagan - S T 0 R Y SPEECH FESTIVAL Pl ,P kin. L -Q - f, I fi St. Bede representatives at the Diocese of Peoria Speech Festival held at Marquette of Ottawa X 'x lx U' 's X L PROJECT -s,-A 1 Y! ' .1 ,ff el X, fox 0 ,N - .- A 2 Father Eugene asks M. Piscitelli how the winning project works Father Dunstan S L. M icheli 9' 5 L. jackson On the way to get the diplomas L Eg g,i if . GRADUATl0N DAY Sunday, June 2, 1957 The Big Day is coming to a close fa und Keating, O.S.B. 011 DIN ATION Sunday, June 2, mb 6001214 chzxt Gob may B6 cflswfleo IN NL CIMNGS 9-M' I ' Rev. Andrew Snydcr, O.S.B. r Corpus, O.S.B. Rev. Arthur Schmit, O.S Il Nlattingly, O. S, B. Rev. Ambrose Hessling, O.S.B. lic-v. Adam l R YN..4 fff'f W. Utz 1. Murphy D. Siebert D. Flaherty ft I5 CO-EDITORS: D. Siebert, D. Flaherty. PIIOTOGRAPHEIIS: VV. Utz, 1. Murphy. ARTISTS: G. Bemurdoni, VV, Bloch. SPORTS EDITORS: K. Schellen- herger, VOnBampuS. ADVERTISING SALESMEN: L. Micheli, T. VVl1alcn, VV. Senica, R Pyszka, E. Pyrz. MAKE'UP'bIENZ D. Leclercq, V. Abell. SUBSCRIPTION SALESMEN: R. Nuccio, T. Shay, john Ficek, VV Lijewski. fs? 'rim- A'-vs., D. Leclercq R N . Pyszlca E. Pryz V. Abell G. Bernardon . R. Nuccio , K fb? Are we happy! L. Micheli VonBampus LOOK! T. Shay K. SCllOllCIllTCl'gC1' W. Bloch i in CQ QI X muah? Sw A-1 WM ws was mam: 1 f- mann xfkfdtm fun s New x W A'-MM--W-... mm Nw TT 'fx wsmfxtk W, ,QQ --we . N I .4 .. .k..,f. 5 3 Hi 3 -.ii 7 K I,-V -'x-vwt1lK 1' ' y ...f , I . ,, W ,. 9 -Q T,xIWQ,,L ,kr 1 ,yr : . X , x 5, x 0 f W Q o, -,pq Nessus H My The group of Peoria seminurians who spent four weeks here under the guidance of Father john Sweeney. During this period the seminarians engaged in prayer, study and physical exerciseg hut more important, they came to know each other hetter since they do not all attend the same .S'ClIliHllI'y. UMMER EMI ARIANS Bishop Cousins with a group of .seminarians His-Imp Cousins enjoying liinmclf wliilc uulogrrzpliing zlaily nzissals for 11 group of boys. For the second summer in suc- cession the young eighth grade boys of the diocese came to St. Bede for 11 week to get 11 taste of a seminarizmis life, Frztlzvr john Sweeney explains- the routine of the day to tlzrcc young lads. l' mc Efgziatr. Q, ' -xt 'ix . X Ffa' I iw :Ql.. I 1's. as TRIENNIAL VOW Aftm om xc u llld 1 du lll thc IIOXIUIUX the Beuvdictinv monk profcsscs tllilllll ll xovss which consul Ill olxcllc mv , clmstity, pm'v1'ty, couvcrsion of rf- A Father A111101 and his chaplains, Fnllzcrs Ralph and Owen N if xN'1.Y'A 1 W1 A 1, . The Community, relatives, and friends join in this fesfiurf occasion 1 ggi.. 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' lzswsssw 1 if 3755-must' M--:gif Q-A . 2-I D. 41 A' t.. 5 .gr Y . Q, 5 wg. ,, . PM 5. ,S , . .F an--save-we-, f Q .. -X. re ' '- timing N Q A X Q- 4' ,Aifwi- a Q' kay, wi 9 vp. .semi ... 1 Q sm- 4,3 - fi F N375 1 K - ' F k ,N s if -- 5 X 4 . 11.-we ... 5 Lf H Q.':5sgf5J e 'NS fist., 4 we SW - -.tx S. ,Q Qi Fathers Gordian and Kevin surveying for the courtyard project. Durinff the summer months the monks cluding repairs and improvements. . .. Ms The work begins in earnest. u - 7 F ' ' X .. ,. 1 fa X. ' g . 'Tm . .. - ,--- .Q . if xv , :N in .4 1331 it 'N' Va , . kg - wyk i i . - .. 1, Q45 xp A .. M y f , K if .qwff .. . f K?'iK?:3f5fi'f' 'fl ' X ' - ' ' 1 s. b a .. , - undertake various work projects, in- X' 5 Q Father William leveling high spots before the forms are laid. Fathers Sebastian, Kevin, Gordian, and Bernard put in another strip. xviliik' thc Fatlicrs and stucivlits are engaged in school work, tim B1'UtilUI'S tukc care of the manual labor that is so iiccvssuiw' to the Benedictine life. Q Tiic l3i'oiiic'i's strive to unite worsiiip and Work in fillxil' l'Yl'l'yliLly life- of serving Cod. f7IlI' I 1'im11Uy Printers l utlu'r Pfffwr IIHIIBl'tlf1I!'I'f:f'f77',Lfl'!Iffill',?I'i7IfiIlg1II'C-Y-S'. Bl'0flIt'l'Fl'llII!'f,S'f6l1iI',S'fllfl'UfflIK't'11fl'lil'IlS. x s 'T Kczfps Alflacy Clcan. , .ip my L A as iig- mi .rv if Ms- Brotlwr Albert. Brother Dominic wzrnisfiing tlzv uromlzcnrk. Bffifllvf NUl'fl'f' IIINIUY f'l'f'f'V1fIffi0l1f'1,Ll fill' .S'!'fCC7lS. Bmtlzvr Vimwzt h'll.UII'il1?Lf limtlzvr Xmiirf' .Vurtin 1117114 tn In-41 gfmrl felilur. I'lf'r'ifin,g of .Nlufilzs mul l.11uflx in Ifnglislz. Q Brotlzw' 'l'l111r1ffr'14.s' lzclpx Iuka' Farr' of Ihr farm frurk and lmuls our mul. lirntlmr jnsfpll, lH'Ul'llI'IIf0f,.S' 11.s'sist11nt, nzaking cntricw infra tlzc journal. if , N- -1 , .ffl lf, -.G K . Q if , if F ,L F ,f Q 'F f f la L.. Brnflzwr Iirrmzrrl, lIIJIl'I'I',lf7ll'W' l'llQfVll'l'f. mul lzix rlxwixtrlrlf. linvflyflr l,ukr vrlm H-nrks on 1111- farm. Hmt11m'jfwl111. s K. of C. RETREAT Father Maurice Dailey, C.S.V., explaining some funda- t l th 'th t th . 1 52 men a S of e fm O e men Father Dailey discuss retreat matters with some rnen. Father Drenclel who or fanized the retreat details, and ,, I 1, xi i 'lin--mi The Father Powers Council of the Knights of Columbus held their first weekend retreat at St. A Bede. . r Q5 ' ' A ir F i-'r ii - F , r rer A is ,L so I . fs , e '1 ::'i ' it 5 Q F . ,,,, U F f K 7 KLVLK .-'A Us f - In K 1 - ,, + ..,,.. . ... . is F .1 K --e rm 5 if-iw W kia 7 f -, ,f W, 2 v-.. 1 43 :.. EEL Q gmig M1253--9 7 5 Q -- . 'I Q . . as - , :Q 6226: , new x , . K M ,J A ,. f T F res,rrr F iiiriis rs i F' er ? tst r errrrrr ee i r QM ,r rrss s? , as ,gi is in i .pu A 'kfgilgla A successful event has eorne to an end. Retreatants closing exercise. 56 F Z IQQQQ f f ,I I I f 'H C -5 S, W EL ,WW DZZAAQNWMW 1- I E' .El ZIW ZI T711 i f ' :AW I OS If +L All 3' 'Y , L I I wi 515+ ibm , ' ng 1,1 qhg Y 'T .Il + ,ff ij ' ' mi f i' lqii' ll. . . A Comphments of LA ALLE TATEBA K la Salle Illinois Member of FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM xx-,fl -CCE X CE BUT SHE WANTS US T MUCH ON SPEAKIN' A PIE , N- MAW AIN' YA CRITTERS FER DOIN' YER I McCOYS TA SHORE THANK SURANCE BUSINESS WITH THE . . . DUNCAN INSURANCE UF CUZIEC Watches Lighters Rings Clocks ' Billfolds Cuff Links Key Cases Tie Sets Pen and Pencil Sets Men's Toiletries CAS. A. GUZIEC, R.PI'w., Prop. C A 641 First sf. LQ sane, Illinois ' J E'w E L E R S PHONE 1703 Tri-Cities Oldest, Largest, and Finest , . jewelry Store tzon Druggzstv Est. 19 19 III Your Prescrip 709 First Sf. La Salle, I 'wud vu' g guv---v,v-..--'- f f --- - Y--- Y -we , - Compliments of LA SALLE NATIONAL BANK LA SALLE ILLINOIS COMPLETE BANKING and TRUST SERVICES OLDEST and LARGEST BANK IN TRI-CITY AREA ORGANIZED IN 1880 Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation FERRE1-rrs SUPER SENICNS MARKET HEATING 8. APPLIANCE ELECTRICAL, PLUMBING and GROCERIES and MEATS HEATING EQUIPMENT QUALITY -' SERVICE ' ECONOMY Universal and Roper Gas Ranges Maytag and Dexter Washers phone 2014 492 Union gh Westinghouse and Hotpoint Appliances La Salle, Illinois 1021 First St. La Salle, III. PHONE 2648 ie:-2' VHZTQ., Q Vi Q5 011 T9 marley in 43 H ,, f ,Q--W.1.L1fw-lgqslnimzwl JA A-head! when you , M A ,, V A 1 ,wg nl -an -3 Win? do your banking Q Mg ji 1 L? 3 is , ff ot the Enagrr Nlemlsomsaesgsn owing nm Elsmw Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation HARRY mano sr 30N round the clock Plumbing with Svxbn and - Warm Air Heating Materials 1723-25 Fourtli St. Peru, Illinois PHONE 461 1 DRUGS M ' bplaalgutr Bob Kunkel, R.Ph. PERU ILLINOIS TOM LYONS IMPLEMENTS ALLIS-ci-lAl.MsRs and New IDEA Q SALES and SERVICE ' ' . - 1 Cf- lllliihlli y x lg ' ng , 1, fa,-ix 3 vi. J! GLEANER coMslNEs GEHL HAMMER MILLS - 1 i PHosPHATEs and FsR'rn.lzEks if ' -r' ,Q - , '- eg f 4 1' I' x it ' . 1715 Fifth Street Phone 1212 ' ' Q PERU ILLINOIS flll lS.v ClflllAl MERS I-III 'Il II. IIIU IUIIIIL A 720 Insurance Exchange l75 W. Jackson Blvd. Chicago 4, Illinois PHONE WAbash 2-4500 Austin A. McNichols Austin A. McNichols, Jr. KETZUNAN UPORT GQQDS 5I4 MAIN STREET PEORIA, ILLINOIS THE BEST AND NOTHING BUT THE BEST IS LABELED ARMOUR STAR ARMOURE COMPANY UNION STOCK YARDS R PEORIA 1, ILLINOIS TO BE ASSURED OF THE FINEST INSIST ON ARMOUR STAR Spring Valley C A Z E T T E Printing Publishing Office Supplies P hone 4-4321 Spring Valley Illinois Printers of The St. Bede Records COMPLIMENTS OF Y X I ll f f elm I ifslm z lllllllllllll N lx V W fn ,.. w M, W ffm f '-N' : f-V-v-H:::mlr I, I fl A f um-....i.rm1'W ll me. lL',WlWiiKlWw' M 1 l'l1 - 'H if f - --. ia,,,.. IW -' Qi' '5Z:,.a :hi-im vi Vf in FW' I : ln fn N W rw ,fr : Z- :J 2 w .Q fy, ' f ' Ill 1 A '- X T11 .dim-x W 'Ia' i ' , I I A y L : X . 1 il - .i I It ll , , Y V, l...,.. , 6 e X is lk - I I ' will ZH! ll' 12 .wzp -. I .x l .gil I., 4a-gg L.I, '- - ,:.n..xii..:.sf-4: rj- .1 ' 1. SPRING VALLEY CITY BANK Established 1902 Resources - Over Seven Million Do Member F.D.l.C. T SPRING VALLEY ILLINOIS ,L OILGPCL gzlfffilf C0l'l'll06llly WHOLESALE ELECTRIC 8g MILL SUPPLIES Phone 856 520-522 FIRST STREET -:- LA SALLE, ILLINOIS Phone 770 BULK co. BOTTLEGAS HOME HEATING M H hf.s I ' Distributors of Tglgnrg Iggggpff WATER HEATING 'VN , 8 COOKING HOG FOUNTAIN CLOTHES DRYING The All-Purpose Fuel HEATING d and Hgt . cu DAHY Wa P 'Yes AT P' ' Pierson's Home Bakery VALUE TESTED 7 1027 8th St. LaSalle, lll. Y AND PROVED 1 Phone 3478 1 WT-4 THE CUDAHY FIOIIIS PACKING COMPANY f Mart Ia n : if ' n e WEDDING BOUQUETS - FUNERAL DESIGNS PROMPT DELIVERY ANYWHERE Phone 3-8531 Phone 600 Omaha 7, Nebraska 'll4 W. Walnut St. 545 First Street OGLESBY, ILL. LA SALLE, ILL. Sieg-La Salle Co. Inc. Automotive Equipment, Replacement Parts Machine Shop Service 518 Third Street Phone 2308 La Salle, lllil'l0lS CASSIDAY BRCS., Wholesale Toys - Novelties - Cigars CANDIES FEATURING JOHNSON'S BOX CHOCOLATES Home Appliances and Household Goods SODA FOUNTAIN SUPPLIES SPORTING GOODS SPRING VALLEY, ILLINOIS PHONE 6311 1 ka , 2 THE THCIMPSCIN DRUG 0 L, 75- CCIIVIPANT -.1.4p at the Two Registered Pharmacists si ' -H?N' sis EDWARD G. THOMPSON -DEAN THOMPSON H I .S :ein Les - Buzz sPR.SL'1ZLfL'23Z'TQffNe.5 . -2m,5N Ro er Rm STIQJLO ER' PHONE 4-4711 'figs Spring Valley Illinois K A K. in . , 7.h,7 ,. K I f al v-----.... me 2 .e' kg, I .., 5 M TREAT To EAT? 5 Quality means so much lWMWMBWHHHM 2 3 2 5 4th Street Telephone 3 21 George W. Sommer Industrial Advertising Legal Aerial COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHER DIAL 6-9036 Publicity Weddings Groups Conventions 'I'l09 N. Bourland Peoria 5, Ill. JOHN J. MQGRATH Wholesale Dealer In Fresh, Frozen, and Smoked Fish I Phone 2-2654-3-8831 305 E. Bridge St. Streator, Ill. Compliments of .-fr. .' 'W' ' v.O.9i, 5? ',.ss 0.0 4 I S 0'0'0' N Q Q I ,'o'0'0'0'0'4 .0.0.QsQ.g 4 if 0 O 0 0 0 o.0s6.Q.0.0, p,0.0,0.0,0 f0'0'0'0'0'd Q 59.0.30 0 . O 5 Q 0 ist'.'.'.:e- 9 S Q O Q Q Q':':'0'4 P0'0'0'0.0q 10101050102 '0.0'0':'0'0 v.0.0.0,0.04 '0'0'0'0'9 I 0 0 O 9 4 90.0.0509 o'0'0'0'0'Q '0'0'0'o'?4 30.95 R594 P 9 Q ' 556 - 010' ,0 0' 0 0- b.0.ON ' ' C ,brim Synthetic Dry Cleaning N W ,enum CLEANERS OGLESBY, ILLINOIS ,:.?o I N CW Q-v D .ge iv' wJ and Sta-Nu A MALDE 5221 ,fb .np 'go' . -:ld nfdbfl :oh ,- .,,.. V. 2:2-' , ..1.s P V non 595- Q 1 ' r-191 1 .: g 1 1 - 4 of, .li . -,:', - 5 4' 'H , A ...Y 7 -f-.'i :,-.lg A ff- -?- ' if .SQ CUUPERATIVE 0lL 00. Malden,llhnois R CIIIIAII FURNITURE A23R9i55Y stributors For School, Office and Institutional Equipment SPRIIIIII VALLEY H-SE 'w'S ee' ILLINIIIS Phone 6821 ED J. COVENY - I Moron SALES If ' 'X , WESTERN , I SAND and GRAVEL f ftp , s IHRD L Z CARS - TRUCKS XX COMPANY 3 X I Y I Aug! 'liolagf A Q Ready Mixed X n 1 Concrete I N X ri' 1 5 SPRING VALLEY 313595 5 E J COVENY ILLINOIS BUD CCHS HERBERT ARNOLD Ph 2961 J-,sg Q it PHONE 2411 -L Spring Voll y Illinois CRECORICITS ROYAL BLUE Self Service MEATS GROCERIES FRESH VEGETABLES l44 E. Walnut Street Phone 3-8514 Oglesby, Illinois I Zinaloy Flashing Valley Gravel Stop 85 Eavetroughs-Downspouts-and WHDI-FSA!-E Fittings-Zinc Paint SPRING VALLEY, ILLINOIS I Phone 5411 110-1 I4 w. sf. P0111 sf. L La Salle N C Illinois COMPLETE AREA SPORT NEWS THE DAILY NEWS-TRIBUNE HGHMAN PHARMACY . P1'C'SC1'ipfi0I1 Your Commumzy D,,,gg,S,5 John A. Kilarski NHWTWPW PHARMACIST 5434 Hohman Ave., Cor. Douglas St. PHONE 3200 Hammond, Indiana La Salle Illinois VAESSEN ana s. CHEVROLET o ' TV 81 APPLIANCES Sublette OILS GAS TlRES and ACCESSORIES Illinois Peru . I-I. M ZE CUMPANY COAL and COKE Phone l 742 1 Illinois PTAK FUNERAL HOME Louis M. Ptak Undertaker l 110 Fourth St. Peru, Illinois Phone 172, 4278 l URRANRWSKI FURNITURE MART, INC 427-431 E. Fifth Street Peru, Illinois Largesi Selection 0 f Fumifurc and Floor C!IUFTllIgl11CCI7f7dl Illinois Phone 324 ILLINDIS SAND Sz GRAVEL GO MAIN OFFICE-Corner Greenwood ond Erie Sts. Plant Telephone 3111 Moin Office Telephone 3Oll South of Spring Valley Bridge WASHED SAND ond GRAVEL ROAD GRAVEL SEATONVILLE TORRI GRAIN ELEVAT COAL-FEED-SALT SEED GRAIN-FEED FENCING BUILDING MATERIAL COMPTON u.uNois SEATONVILLE n.i.iNois MIDWAY GARAGE Bud McNamara, Proprietor Class of '38 TRACTORS-TIRES GASOLINE-OILS AUTO ACCESSORIES and REPAIRING 6 ffixfli - 7 1' of SGW, 3'as.lm' Q A, , MALoNE's onus Jn. I 8 ' Q If ll A STORE B l4e1S0N5 if X QL lf SUPER-cRosT HYBRIDS '29 M e e Ph' 22' APPLICATORS La Salle AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS KENTLANU FERTIUZERS INDIANA i t 'A , I' ,:.- 1 We wish nzvnzbvrs 0 f the class 0 f 195 7 bealfb, bappilmss and success in fbc days ahead V 't'i . I .,L f ,f WESTCLOX B I Division of General Time Corporate ' ' LaSalle-Peru, Illinois I I l l! mi 17312 ' m ' l B-ll i A E I Nl V ,lllI:,rigf,,mi IWEI HZ! A ll X5 f , M tl' l Wi , 'if' J, W YY ELLSWORTH ELECTRIC ALARM - The first clock with a non-breakable Cycolac case, BIG BEN - World's best known alarm clock l1.F:gfq . I ,, .gym I' ,V X i f i5 , l iaQMllu1 BABY BEN ALARM-Popular little brother of Big Ben. Only 3l,Q high. 0 9 V C 0 eu ia Q ALITY F OODSSINCHI 862 SPRAGUE WARN ER, CHICAGO wi... 1415 S. MIUHIGAN AVENUE CHICAGO, ILLINIIIS F. IIIEQER L BRo.Co. MARTY SVETES 1-.....,m...... BUILDE S TAVERN h h ll B Y V I K 'S Phone Self-Service Store Qualify Groceries and Meats M3rtY Svete And By k Prop. Class of '28 ph R1581 Ladd, Illinois HEAVY GRADING ROAD CONTRACTORS I. P. HULLERICH CO. Office 310 Brunner St. PHONE 730 P. O. Box 391 La Salle, III. Supreme Dairy Products Company Ogl by , I r5C0. 'gpvf lze I D B abr es Chance III Phone 3 8 -46 1 L .wp f x gf -aft ,gifs f ,Q W' L. UNITED CIGIIR STORE 541 F t St L S II III Ph 334 WEQJIRMIULJMQDN 'WMS INN MPANY OF AMERICA A' Conditioned Lounge C5 Dining Room Open Daily 5 to 12 SPRING VALLEY PLANT Sundays 5 Holidays 12 t 12 MANUFACTURERS OF AUTOMATIC At junction 51-71 B tween Lasall E5 Ogl bj CONTROLS THAT HELP MAKE MODERN LIVING POSSIBLE P11011 5 8812 M. J. CURTIN 1: I-J E I I WALTER M. CURTIN 227 BUCKLIN STREET PLUMBING AND HEATING TELEPHONE 1031 LA SALLE, ILLINOIS Phone Flianklin 2-6393 Knight Phone Blirkslxixe 7-4039 E MICHAEL R. BARRETT 0 INSURANCE Co ' U m b U 135 So. LaSalle Street 4850 W. Concord Pl CHICAGO 3 CHICAGO 39 AJR nl-WR. ,gf ,x X if MARTIN A GUST guiffng gonfracfor Calvert Council No. 792 WOUIQSQGVT, Illinois La Salle-Peru Illinois + ll riiliv 4 Qu , :5 QF, PAU L C O H A R D E V v Olertifirb Gtmulo gini I. n E IS l 9 Q l AT 2 1 JT E' X - REGISTERED JEIVEIIER ANIERICAN GENI SOCIETY ' ,S E QSQX 507 EAST 5th ST. PHONE 627 3 E b l ' PERU One and one half block west of Westclox ILLINOIS Vg 662: GOOD FQOD you caan! STOP AT THE IGLOO DRIVE-IN Sandwiches Soft Drinks 2819 4th Street PERU, ILLINOIS CURB SERVICE Phone 849 NIHEIEF SPORTING GOODS DISTRIBUTORS i906 S. Wabash Ave. Phone: VI 2-IOII Chicago I6, Illinois Bes+ Wishes Io Our Friends ai' SI. Bede. Official St. Bede Photographers R Root Photographers 228 SO. WABASH AVE. - CHICAGO 4. ILLIN HAnmsoN7-5200 Since 1932 T. J. lIiILIIY'S TRANSFER LOCAL and LONG DISTANCE HAULING ONE STOP SERVICE STATION PETROLEUM PRODUCTS fy1i.i..,,zi Gasoline and Mofor Oils Baiferies and Accessories Lee of Conshohocken Tires and Tubes for Passenger Cars and Trucks Phone Oglesby 3-8524 DRlVE IN PLEASE- DRIVE OUT PLEASED LAMP ,Lf HOP ' f x WD Xb l -,IN Across from 13 5 I Q X. EQ? I :ix Ii- SEN' 1 7 . A WESTCLOX al l N Phone Q i 1' ' I Peru 3850 A CARUS CHEMICAL coMPANY, Inc. American producers POTASSIUM PERMANGANATE Iwfio 1375 Eighth Street ' I ' If I LA SALLE, ILLINOIS and other specno tles Ing! U Al1U4 L 'GQ 1 fv DELVALLEEYS CLOTHING H- LEVINE CO- Mm, WHOLESALE FRUIT SL PRODUCE JOBBER and SUGAR , , Furmslungs 40 W. First Sz. La Salle, Popular Prices Office Telephone 1780 124 E. Walnut St. Phone 3-8 514 Oglesby, Ill. GARZANELLFS VL SUPPER CLUB MF7I,.Y amz' Boys' Clofbing Ah' C0 difi0m'd Best Place in fly? Sfaiv Chifkmf 'Rfwiffli fo Buy Your Cloflycs T-BOW Sfe k5 ' Spagbfffi 1809 9th Street Dia' 3-3633 . l On Route 51 Peru, lllmols Oglesby, III. Compliments of I 9 CONTRACTORS S Plumbing Heating Tap and Fountain E1eCt1'iC21l Sheet Metal HWl761'C Friends Meetn PERU, ILLINOIS Phone 3-8833 Telephone 3 3 8 Established in I 872 Oglesby, Ill. COMPLIMENTS OF VALLEY BUILDERS Phone 4-442I SPRING VALLEY ILLINOIS PHILIP J. IIIIIIIIIEALII COMPUMENTS COMPANY OF H ousebola' Appliances F and IOSAM MANUFACTURING CUMPANY 'A- L nf? SHINNICK PHARMACY Peru PHONE 540 lllinois Your Friendly Drug Store When You Are in Champaign- Urbana Stop in at a Sinclair Station Paul Tangora Agency SNACK SHCP RADIO CAB COMPANY Rontoul, Illinois O'LEARY'S 637 First Street Phone 632 LaSalle, Illinois C 81 M HCUSEHCLD APPLIANCE CIIMPANY 2IO Marquette St. Phone 78I LoSolle, Illinois KGRNER TAP Poul Bernordoni, Prop. Lodd, Illinois VALLERO'S HEARTH BAKED ITALIAN BREAD VALLERO'S BAKERY Dolzell, Illinois HALLEN CAMERA SHOP Photo Finishing Cameras - Projectors - Films Leave Your Color Films I With Us for Genuine Eastman Kodak Processing 822 lst St. Phone 849 LoSolle WESTERN TIRE C,,,,,1,,,,,,e,,,, 0, AUTO STORE ' RADIO-Tv PERU FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LoAN ASSOCIATION I 6o1 2 d st Ph 29 1800 FOURTH STREET ll . . L S H PERU, ILLINOIS G G 6 x' sf bignlufnclf aQ9I7ecIfolcf GofnPaInI3f vi'- GENERAL ELECTRIC i 6I2 Easi' 4+I1 SI'reeI' Phone 2880 PERU, ILLINOIS I COMPLIMENTS of the HEINZEL FAMILY WATSONQS '957 CHOICE MEATS Chicago MS I Since I907 s OMES LOANS 653 W. 43rd Sf. BOuIevGrd 8-0400 CHICGQO, IIIir1OiS FRED J. HICKEY REALTOR E ROCHELLE ILLINOIS I I PHONE 823 INSURED . . . APPROVED D. H. MAYOU ROOFING CO. Roofing, Siding and General Contractors Ottawa Illinois ili g aggelmll fe is L L colon comm Y nw f?iF ' s V I xxx , . Tl - at GRANVILLE, ILLINOIS 'I '.,',l'l' W Mr. Frank Serrine, President Phone: Granville 115 Borns, Food Shop I322 West 5th Ave. Gary, Indiana H. J. Tobler Transfer, Inc. Gen. Off. Peru, Illinois Offices: Chicago, Rock Falls, Peoria Telephone 900 KING SIZE SCHIILI. DAIRY CIIMPANY ORANGE I H I Fountain and Dairy Stores Grapette - Dad's Root Beer - Orange Crush Bubble Up - Kayo Chocolate - Vess Flavors Michigan CITY' lnd- Laporte' lnd- I6I5 Franklin St. 602 East Lincoln-way Phone 3400 Peru Andes Candies. La S'-lle Arkin's Drug Store, La Salle Rader-Rlas Clothier. Peru Balestri Rr Son. Snrimf Valley Bureau County Republican, Princeton Citizens National Bank of Waukegan Cross Roads Inn, Milan First National Rank of Ouleshy Fit:-h's Laundry K: Benzole Cleaners F1-cdman Tlros. Furniture Co., La Salle Fuertges Brothers Market, Bradford Gr-ove's Cleaners, La Salle ADVERTISING PATRONS T-Ierrcke's T-Iardware. La Salle Hummer Furniture Co.. La Salle Hurley Sporting Goods, Peru Paul Khoury's Clothier, La Salle K 8: C Floor and Wall Covering, Snrivm' Valley Kastieav-'s Market. La Salle Kohry's Restaurant, Peru Ladd Construction Company, Ladd Ladd Lumber 8: Coal Company, L -'ld Ladd Pharmacy, Ladd Malooley's Market. Spring Valley Mai-ini's Food Market. La Salle M 8: M Radio 8: Record Shop, La Salle Micheli's Garage, Peru The Mueller Funeral Home, Peru National Cash Register Co., Ottawa Herb. Pyle Appliances, Ottawa Perona Rz Pernna, Snring Valley Peru Greenhouse. Peru Peru Motor Co., Peru Ream lnsuranr-e Agency. Peru Robin Hood Sweets, La Salle Shea's Cleaners, La Salle Torri's lce Cream Parlor, Ladd Tou-Rest Motel, Peru Urbanowslfi IGA Super Mkt.. La Salle Valley News Agency, Spring Valley Fld. Weiland. lnc., Peru Wqllv R' Vin T. V. Renair, 'Peru Wobroch's Furniture, La Salle Zukowski Ie Son Furriers, Spring Valley 'Ir-ki' 'A'-ki' 'kvki' iii' ACKNOVVLEDGEMJENT of a successful So many different people make so many contributions toward the production annual that it becomes almost impossible to acknowledge the help and assistance of each one. Certain ones, however, stand out for their individual and painstaking help. Such for example are Mrs. Samel and john Roche of the Root Studios in Chicago. In this same category also would fall james Murphy, Walter Utz, Ir., and Father Raymond for their untiring and patient zeal in the photography department. No end of thanks can be extended to the Advertisers and Patrons, without whose help the VIA BAEDA could not see the light of day. To one and all who helped on this 1957 VIA BAEDA we extend our heartfelt thanks. il'-ki' 'kit 'A'-ki' 'kfkir PATRONS Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Aplington Dr. and Mrs. Wm. Scanlon Rev. Barnard Degan, C. M. Dr. and Mrs. H. F. Ciocca Dr. and Mrs. G. W. Toraason Rev. S. D. Bernardi Dr. and Mrs. Wm. Farley Dr. and Mrs. Walter Utz Very Rev. Edward Duncan Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Geiger Dr. and Mrs. Stanley Wrobel Rev. Joseph Farley Dr. and Mrs. Z. Hybke Rt. Rev. Msgr. Clarence Higgins Rev. Leo L. Henkel Dr. and Mrs. H. J. Jacobs Rt. Rev. Msgr. Leo P. Henkel Rev. Cornelius Hollerich Dr. and Mrs. George Lucas Rt. Rev. Msgr. A. A. Jagodzinski Rev. Koloman Kassovic Dr. and Mrs. A. F. Miller Rt. Rev. Msgr. Joseph Kapala Rev. George Kuzma Dr. and Mrs. James Rooney Rt. Rev. Msgr. Francis Pilarek Rev. James Lauer, O. S. B. Rev Charles Martin Rev. Carl Mey Rev. Carl Mayes Rev. Casimir Miller, O. S. B Rev. Rev. Rev Rev Rev Rev Daniel Monaghan Paul Schlimm, O. S. B. Raymond Schueth Jerome Walsh, O. S. B. Anthony Wehrman, 0. S B Michael Zeleznikar Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs V. H. Abell Joseph Affelt Aldo Balestri Leo Berrrschneider Paul Bernadoni John Black Mrs. Valerie' Bloch Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Bold Emmett F. Burke Mrs. Kathryn Canedy Mr. and Mrs Thomas J. Caragher Dr. and Mrs.. Thomas Carney Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Mr. Bert Cim Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Caron Joseph Casserly Robert Cassidy Richard Cawley Donald J. Chonowski E. Ciaglia a Anthony Colmans Edward Confrey John Couuhlin Lamont Critchett James Dakewicz Andre De Koster .lnhn W. Dietzen William Dorsey Ken Dougherty Frank Drasler Gasper Drasler Georire Dries Chester Duggan PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Dunn Mrs. H. A. Dunson Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd F. Ebert Gene Enlrlish Kathryn Evans Anthony Faassen Vern Fogerty John Foster Joseph J. Goralczyk Mrs. Mary Gordon Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Carmen Gradei Mr. and Mrs. . Henry Grebener Ben G'uerrini . Thomas Hagan Mr. Frank Hanzel Mrs. Jean Haydock Mr. James Hickey Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Francis Holcomb C. N. Hollerich Thomas Horan Vincent J. Howard I Joseph J. Hughes . Walter Jarecki Kapacinskas Harold C. Kerper Harry Krogulski IP. Kulik Edward Kusek L. Lopatka Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Lyons Mr. and Mrs. E. McNulty Mr. and Mrs. Fred Machlet Mr. and Mrs. John R. Mattingly Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Matulenas Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mini Mr. and Mrs. Philip Moreale Mr. and Mrs. N. Muckway Mr. and Mrs. William Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Nogaz Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Nora Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nordstrom Mr. and Mrs. J. Nowak Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Nuccio Mr. and Mrs. H.,L. Owens Mr. and Mrs. James Palka Mr. and Mrs. James Papineau Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pavis Mr. and Mrs. Albert Paul Mr. and Mrs. James Phelan Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Piano Mr. and Mrs. August Plikuhn Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Pohl, Sr. Mrs. Edythe Polito Mr. and Mrs. Herman Potthoff Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pyrz Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Quigley Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rauhut Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. . Charles Reeder J. H. Regan Mr. and Mrs . E. J. Reynolds Joseph Rink John Rodak . John Ruane Mathhew Ryan Bruno Snucunas Anthony Scardina John A. Schenk Richard Schierer Joseph Schmidt Frank Senica, Jr. Michael Senica Thomas J. Shay George Skelton Ario Soldati Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. H. J. Sonrlej Mr. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Staats and Mrs. Paul Suhadolnik and Mrs. Louis Tamborini Mrs. Grace Thibert Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Tobin Mrs. Eliza Trompeter Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Stanley Gus Vescozni Fred Von Bampus Harold Watson F. E. Williams Wm. J. Wimhiscus Wilbert Zant John Zaugra B. Zintak HEX U T I LE 2 2' WIRE Ilia!! RUBBER LAHOMA CITY 1 I S hu 4
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