St Rita of Cascia High School - Cascian Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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R. Krull R. Krzemien E. Ksiozek S. Kuczoj B. Kuempel E. LoDouceur A. Long R. Lovelle E. Lawrence J. Letton T. Mocku E. Madden W. Madden J. Molek L. Montredi C. Marks for all. ERNEST PETER KOVACS, St. Augustine Grom- mcr School His lock of interest in school activities was made up for by his diligent work in class. ROBERT PATRICK KRULL, Visitation Grammar School . . . Glee Club 3 0nd 4, Operetta 3, Baseball Team 2 0nd 3. Popular at Visitation dances because he checks the Clothes. RICHARD JAMES KRZEMIEN, St. Paul Grom- mor School Spread Eagle Squadron 2, 3 0nd 4, Ground Crew 2, 3 and 4. Always had the required work. he slow but steady type. EDWARD ALBERT KSIAZEK, St. Simon Grammar School Math Club 4, Camera Club 2 0nd 4, Rita Rollers 2, 3 0nd 4. Played hard, worked hard and secured good results in both. STANLEY JOHN KUCZAJ, St. Roman Grammar and flashing smile for everyone. ROBERT JOSEPH LAVELLE, St. Anne Grammar School . Spread Eagle Squadron 2, 3 and 4, Track 3, Riding Club 4. Knew when and where to cut up and when not to. EDWARD WILLIAM LAWRENCE, St. Augustine Grammar School Glee Club 3 0nd 4, Cisco 3, Rita Rollers 2, 3 0nd 4, Golf Team 1, Operetta 3. Will never forget him as the leading character in the Operetta. JOSEPH Ml- CHAEL LETTON, St. Augustine Grammar School . . . Glee Club 4, Math Club 3, Riton 3 0nd 4. Tells every- one to do his own work. THOMAS JOSEP MACKU, Blessed Sacrament Grammar School . . . Junior Prom 3, Stamp Club 3, Baseball Team 3. Could handle a car with the best of them. EDWARD JOSEPH MADDEN, School . . . Took a lackadoisical outlook on life. Often St. Columbonus Grammar School Senior Prom 4, indulged in classroom slumbers. BERNARD MATT-tEW Homecoming 3 end 4, Rita Rollers 2 and 3, Student KUEMPEL, St. Ethelredo Grammar School . . . honor Council 4, Baseball Team 2 0nd 3. Half of the Mo- Society 4, Bond 1, 2, 3 0nd 4, Rita Rollers 2 0nd 3. k0 team. WILLIAM JOHN MADDEN, St. Bernard Looked like the ghost of a man but acted real enough. Grammar School LM. Football 4, Coscion 3. He EDWARD JAMES LA DOUCEUR, St. Margaret Grammar Schocl . . . Flyweight Basketball 1, Bontomweight Basketball 3, Track 2, 3 and 4, Golf Team 1. Went into everything with the idea of doing his best and did it. ARTHUR LEROY LANG, St. Anthony De Poduo Grammar School Radio Club 3 0nd 4, Bowling 3 0nd 4, Rita Rollers 2, 3 and 4, Lightweight Football 1 LM. Football 3. I Easily distinguished by his light hair 0nd Ed had everyone believing the fact that they were brothers. JOSEPH VINCEN MALEK, Mary Queen of Heaven Grammar School Bond 2, 3 0nd 4, Base- boll Team 3, Honor Society 4. Possessed one of the brightest minds in the senior Class. LOUIS MICHAEL MANFREDI, St. Rita Grammar School . . Choir 1 and 2, Math Club 3 0nd 4, Bowling 3 0nd 4, Rita Rollers 3 and 4, Glee Club 1 0nd 2. Always talking, especially Page Twenty-nine

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Seniors of 1943 ing 3 and 4. Well known on the campus. Had will remember his sister Jeanie. LEROY VINCENT a sister almost as pooular here as he was. NORBERT KANER, St. Martin Grammar School . . . Bowling 2, THOMAS HEINEN, St. Basil Grammar School . . . LM. Football 3. Acted dumb or asleep but it was only Radio Club 3 and 4. Known to many as Corky. a blind for a quick mind. HENRY GEORGE KATZEN- Balanced work and pleasure to secure the largest meas- BERGER, St. Barnabas Grammar School . . . Glee Club are of enjoyment. JOHN THOMAS HINDES, St. Basil 3 and 4, Lightweight Football 1, Operetta 3. Because Grammar School . . . Ritan 3, Bowling 4. Quite of his size, he became known as Hank the Tank. a dude in his neighborhood. Quite popular with the EDWARD FRANCIS KELLY, Visitation Grammar School female sex. ROBERT EMMETT HOLLAND, Little . . . Senior Prom 4, Flyweight Basketball 1 and 2. Flower Grammar School . . . Math Club 4, LM. Base- Well known at Visitation. Good dancer. JAMES ball 3. The famous Dutch of Little Flower Parish BERNARD KELLY, St. John Baptist Grammar School fame. JOHN RICHARD IVANCIK, St. Simon Grammar . Senior Prom 4, Junior Prom 3, Homecoming 4, School . . . Baseball eam 1, Boxing Team 3. Affec- Rita Rollers 2 and 3. A perfect ad for a hair tonic. tionately kidded about his nose, but there wasn't a better LAWRENCE JOHN KELLY, St. Gall Grammar School liked lad in the school. DANIEL PAUL JANUS, St. . . . Rita Rollers 3. Was always talking about parties, Barnabas Grammar School . . . LM. Baseball 3. One girls and so forth. EDWARD XAVIER KENNEDY, of the chief worries of a teacher who had his class l4l-ll. Little Flower Grammar School . . . Camera Club 1, JAMES PATRICK JENNINGS, St. Columbanus Grammar Ritan 3, Honor Society 4, Student Council 4, Cheerleader School . . . Junior Prom 3, SOph-Frosh Soiree 1, Base- 4. Put the pep into football rallies. EUGENE ball Team 2 and 3, I.M. Football 3. Leader of those CHARLES KENNY, St. Cecelia Grammar School who were ushers in the school. ROBER JOSEPH A quick wit, a steady mind combined to make him JOHNSON, St. Margaret Grammar School . . . Aco- a swell Ritan man. GEORGE MARSHALL KOBLER, St. lytes 2 and 3, Choir 1 and 2, Glee Club 3 and 4, Band Killham Grammar School . . . Rita Rollers 2 and 3. 1 and 2, Spread Eagle Squadron l, 2 and 3, Everyone Another whose witty remarks make life more pleasant J. Hindes R. Holland J. lvancik D. Janus J. Jennings R. Johnson L. Kaner H. Katzenberger F. Kavanaugh J. Kelly E. Kelly L. Kelly E. Kennedy E. Kenny G. Kobler E. Kovacs

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Page about his father's fur shop. CLIFFORD DUNHAM MARKS, St. Barnabas Grammar School . . . Camera Club 2, Honor Society 4, Ritan 3, Tennis Team 3, Base- ball Team 3. One of the handsome Dans of the school. EDWARD PHILIP MATTS, St. Kilian Grammar School . . . Ice Skating 3, Cheerleaders 1 and 4, Golf Team 1, 3 and 4, I.M. Baseball 3. Found much to take up his time. FRED CHARLES MAU, St. Rita Grammar School . . . Math Club 4, HM. Baseball 3. The class always enjoyed his slaw ways at taking things and doing things. JAMES RUSSELL MCCORKHILL, St. Lawrence Grammar School . . . Radio Club 3 and 4, Rita Rollers 1, 2, 3 and 4, Heavyweight Football 1 and 2. Pas- sessed an exuberant spirit. One who made life enjoy- able. JAMES ROBERT MCDONALD, St. Rita Grammar School . . . Usually stayed in the background in activ- ities, but should be in the foreground in life. KEVIN BRENDEN MCGOLDRICK, St. Rita Grammar School Lightweight Football 1, Heavyweight Football 3 and 4, I.M. Baseball 3. His popularity could be seen from the fact that he seconded so many tights. JAMES PATRICK MCGOWAN,, St. Theodore Grammar School Junior Pram 3, Saph-Frash Soiree 2, Baseball eam 4. A versatile student mingles work with play. DONALD PATRICK MCINERNEY, St. Margaret Gram- mar School . . . Ice Skating 3, Golf Team 1, 2, 3 and 4, Baseball Team 3, LM. Football 3. Met life as hirty E. Matts F. Mau J. McCarkhill J. McDonald E. McFarland K. McGaldrick J. McGowan D. Mclnemey W. McLaughlin W. McShane G. Mersch R. Michna W. Micks J. Milton J. Moore G. Moore squarely as his club did the ball on the fairways. WALTER JOSEPH MCLAUGHLIN, Visitation Grammar School . . . Radio Club 4. Was a real Rita gentle- man, a good Sport, and a sincere fellow. WALTER THOMAS MCSHANE, Our Lady of Solace Grammar School . . . Lightweight Football 1, Heavyweight Bas- ketball 2. One at the riotous crowd that made up 4H. GILBERT ANTHONY MERSCH, St. Augustine Grammar School . . . Ice Skating 2 and 3, Rita Rollers 2, 3 and 4. Always on the go. Liked things that moved fast, especially cars. RICHARD ANDREW MIC NA, St. Florian Grammar School . . . Looked sleepy; acted sleepy. Guess he was sleepy. WILLIAM ROY MICKS, St. Lea Grammar School . . . Glee Club 4, LM. Foot- ball 4. Could play table tennis with any of the champs. JOHN PATRICK MILTON, Visitation Grammar School . . . Took time in selecting friends, but kept them. GERALD CORRIGAN MOORE, St. Barnabas Grammar School . . . Honor Society 4, Saph-Frosh Soiree 2, Lightweight Basketball 3 and 4, Track 1, 2, 3 and 4, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3 and 4. A regular guy . . . he knew everybody and everybody knew him. JAMES JOSEPH MOORE, St. Bridget Grammar School ad a smile that could win over the hardest pessimist. JAMES JOSEPH MURRAY, St. Sabina Grammar School . . . Honor Society 4, Cisca 1, 2, 3 and 4, Cascian 1 and 2, Student Court 4, Saph-Frash Soiree 2. The