De La Salle High School - Meteor Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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V Mr. Hugh O'Ke11y 'lWhenever you wonder what a true De La Salle man is, think of lvlr. Hugh Olielly ' During lanuary Mr. Olielly died after a short but most admirable life. As a student, an alumnus, a Band instructor, he was a De La Salle man par excellence. We are all better lor having known him. Miss Gertrude Mszykowski Librarian She was with us only a short time, yet all ot us at De La Salle loved and ree spected her. Miss Mszykowskis life, made beautiful by the many Mary-like qualities she possessed, will always be an inspiration to us. May she rest in peace! 4137 R V. 1. .-s X, MA 4, -Q K 56 ,fA,,,, M s., a H ' 3 :gf-5 328:75 il 1-A'15 w-Q., fl .fA. fri N , ?' I ' s R THE SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Iohn O'Shea Iames Ryan Oland Chan First Vice-President President Second Vice-President Michael Poprick Michael Barrett Iohn Murphy Secretory Treasurer Sergeant-at-Arms SENIOR COUNCIL MEMBERS Front Row: Raymond Pietras, Robert Balsitis. Donald Aldrich, Gerald Fitzgerald, Matthew Fallon, Harry Wysocki. Back Row: Iohn Gallagher, Thomas Boyle, Iohn Ryan. Iames Carney, Ioseph Col- lins, Iames Cray. DONALD I. ALDRICH St. Ann. Baseball l, 2, 4f rnost valuable 4. Basketball: Midgets l, Heavies 2, 3, 4. Boxe ina l, 3, 4f-Y-Champion l, Colden Gloves Award 2 Football l, 2, 3, 4f -Captain 4. ln- trarriural Leaaue Ctficial 4. Class Cllicer' Vicefpresident l, Treasurer 2 3, Senior Council Meteor staff. Holy' llarne Society' Hobby- sports GEORGE E. ALLEN St. Patrick. Auxiliary' Club l Boxina l, 2. Hobby: buildina models. ROBERT T. ALLEN St, Clare of Monte Falco. Basketball 4 Football l, 2, 3, 4. l-lobbyi sports. CH 'IRLES B. ALTIERI St. Mary Incoronata. Football l. lntrarnural ftliletios Holy' Name Society' Hobby: read 1i.o,. ROBERT P. BALSITIS St. Agnes, Auxiliary Club l, 2, 3 4. Football 2, 3. Boxina 2. Track 2. lntrarnural athletics. Class Officer' Secretory l, Treasurer 2, Presi- derit 3, Senior Council. Honor Roll 2 Holy' llarie Society' Hobby: athletics. MICHAEL I. BARRETT Sf. Gabriel. P.uxiliar',' Club 2, 3, 4. Dania Committee 4. Class Officer: President 3, Senior Council, Treasurer of Senior Depart- rrent Honor Boll 2, 3, 4----Scholastic Leader Hobby' bliotoarapby. WILLIAM P. BELLOMO St. loachim. Football l, 2, 3, 4 Class Officer President l, Vicefpresident 3. Holy Name Sof ciety. Hobbyi sports. DAVID A. BENES St. Rose of Lirna. Auxiliary Club 2, 3. 4 Football 2, 3 Holy' Name Society' Hobby' sports Y lfb A-' I RICHARD H. BERNIER St. Louis. Auxiliary Club l, 2, 3, 4. Boxing l, 2. Track 2, 3, 4. Honor Roll l, 2, Squires. Hobby: roller skating. NORMAN I. BICKART St. George. Auxiliary Club 2, 3, 4. Glee Club 3, 4. Hobby: collecting records. FREDRICK I. BIRDSELL St. Clara. Auxiliary Club 2. Basketball: Bantarns 2. Boxing 3, Football 2, 3, 4. Class Oificert Treasurer 2, 3. Holy Name Society. Hobby: sports. I OHN M. BIRMINGHAM Visitation. Baseball 4. Holy Name Society Hobby: collecting stamps. 4187 IOSEPH F. BLANEY, IR. St. Bernard, Glee Club l, 2. Hobby: music. WILLIAM R. BOCKSTAHLER Sacred Heart. Auxiliary Club 2, 4. Baseball 4. Clee Club l. Class Ciiicer: Treasurer 2 Holy Name Society. Hobby: sports. IOSEPH T. BONDI Sacred Heart. Auxiliary Club l, 2, 3, 4. Band l, 2, 3, 4. Honor Boll 2. Holy Name Society Hobby: baseball. ANTHONY I. BONOMO St. Mary Incoronata. Auxiliary Club 2, 3. Basketball: Iuniors 3, 4. Football l, 2. Honor Roll 2. Holy Name Society. Hobby: sports. Na... ,, , V Mah 355, Sv I V IOHN H. BOYCE St. Laurence. Auxiliary Club 2, 4. Band l 2, 3, 4. Honor Roll 2. Hobby: drawiria. THOMAS M. BOYLE St. Dorothy. Football l, 2, 4. Senior Council. Holy Name Society. Hobby: football. RICHARD M. BROWNE St. Raphael. From St. Marys Hiah, Pho' nf Arizona. Catholic Action 4. Clee Club 4 Holy Name Society' Hobby: sports. MARTIN I. BURKE St. Gabriel. Auxiliary Club l, 2, 4. Basket ball: Bantarns 2, luniors 3, 4. Boxina l, 2 Debate Club 3. Glee Club l, 2. Victory sports reporter l, 3, 4. Class Officer: Treas urcr l. Honor Roll l, 2, 4. Sauires. Hohby dincina. LAURENCE B. CALLAN St. Philip Neri. Auxiliary Club 3. Boxina 2. Handball 3. Track 2. Holy Name Society. Squires. Hobby: ridina horses. MARVIN I. CAMPA St. Louis. Track 2 3. Class Olliceri President l, 2: Vicefpresident 3, Treasurer 4. Honor Roll l, 2. Hobby. clancina. IAMES R. CARNEY St. Leo, Boxina l. Catholic Action 4. Victory reporter l. Senior Council, Honor Roll l, 3, 4. Hobby: readina. IAMES I. CARROLL St. Laurence. Football 3, 4. Holy Name So ciety. Kniahts cl Columbus. Hobby: dancina 'fee 1 Q1-r 4197 LEROY I. CASSIN St. Sabina. Auxiliary Club l, 2, 3, 4. Hobby: reading. OLAND CHAN St. Teresa. Auxiliary Club 2, 3, 4. Catholic Action 4. Debate Club 4. Football 2. Class Officer: Treasurer 2, 3, Senior Council: Sec- ond Vice-president of Senior Department. Holy Name Society. Hobby: Woodcraft. CHESTER I. CISZEWSKI St. Mary of Perpetual Help. Auxiliary Club l, 2, 3, 4. Basketball: Bantams 2. Boxing l, 2 ,iight Heavyweight Champion 2. Debate Club 3. Glee Club l, 2. Football l, 2, 3, 4. Victory 2, 3. Class Officer: Vice-president l, Secretary 2. Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4. Holy Name Society. Hobby: reading. EUGENE D. COLBY Our Lady of Good Counsel. Band l, 2, 3, 4. Holy Name Society. Hobby: photography. IOHN I. COLEMAN Holy Cross, Hobby: attending games. IAMES A. COLGAN St. Gabriel. Auxiliary Club l, 2. Hobby: radio. FRANCIS L COLLINS Our Lady of Mercy. Class Officer: Secretary 4. Honor Roll 2. Hobby: playing the har- monica. IOSEPH A. COLLINS St. Carthage. Auxiliary Club 3, 4. Senior Council. Dance Committee 4. Honor Roll 3. Holy Name Society. Hobby: art. A7 f K' Q, 120, lg --ll Lf EUGENE I. CONNELLY St. Basil. Auxiliary Club 3, 4. Football 2, Hobby: sports. IOHN P. CONNOLLY Visitation. Auxiliary Club 2. Boxing l. Hand- ball 3, 4. intramural athletics. Football 2. Holy Name Society. Hobby: ridina horses. DONALD P. COSTELLO Little Flower. Auxiliary Club l, 2, 3, 4 Dee batrf Club l, 2, 3, 4 Secretary 3. President 4. St, De La Salle Symposium 3, 4. Charter Member of the National Honor Society, Meteor Staff. Victory: Reporter l, 2, 3- Feae ture Editor 4. Class Officer: Secretary 3. Honor Holi l, 2, 3, 4vValedictorian of the Senior Department. Hobby: collectina rec- ords. I AMES C. CRAY St. Rita. Auxiliary Club l, 2, 4. Band l, 4. Dance Committee 4. Victory Staff 3. Class Officer: President l, Senior Council. Second ranking student in Senior Department. Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4. Squires. Hobby: sports ROBERT A. CURLEY St. Basil. Basketball: Bantams 2, Heavies 3 Camera Club 4. intramural sports. Meteor Staff. Victory Staff 2, 3, 4 -Paae Editor 4. Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4. Hobby: music. EDWARD S. CZUK St. Martin. Auxiliary Club l, 2. Boxina l, 2. Meteor Staff. Holy Name Society. Hobby: collectina science books, IAMES E. DACEY St. Carthage. Hobby: radio. IOHN N. DALEY St. Carthage. Class Officer: Treasurer 2. Hobby: dancing. 421D 9 as-fl CONRAD M. DE PAUL St. Ethelreda. Auxiliary Club l, 2, 3, 4. De- bate Club l, 2. Glee Club l. Honor Roll l, 2. Holy Name Society. Hobby: playing the accordion. FRANCIS I. DE PAUL St. Ethelreda. Auxiliary Club l, 2, 3, 4. Dee bate Club l, 2. Glee Club l. Honor Roll l, 2 Holy Name Society. Hobbyi bowling. ARTHUR I. DE GRANGE St. Thomas. lntramural sports. Hobby, radio IEROME R. DOHERTY St. Leo. Oratory 2, 3, 4' Winner of the St De La Salle Symposium 3, Hobby: horse- back riding. 4225 K' 'G w fy THOMAS F. DOHERTY St. Ann. Class Officer: President 2. Hobby sports. BERNARD F. DONAHUE St. Clare oi Monte Falco. Football l. lntra mural athletics. Hobby: sports. LAWRENCE B. DORE Visitation. Honor Roll 4. Holy Name Society lntrarnural athletics. Hobby: sports. I AMES E. DUFFY St. Ioachim. Auxiliary Club l, 2. Class Ot ficer: Treasurer l, 2. Hobby: readina. IAMES G. DUNHAM St. Laurence. Basketball: Liahts 3. Track 2, 3, 4. Honor Boll l. lntrarriural athletics. Hobby: athletics. PATRICK M. DURKIN St. Cecilia. Basketball: Bantarns 2, luniors 4. lntrarnural sports. Holy Narrie Society. Hobby: sports. ANTHONY D. DVORNICK St. lerome. Basketball: Flys 2, Liahts 3. Boxina l. Honor Boll l. Hobby: basketball IOHN I. DWYER St. Bernard. Handball 3, 4. Hobby: sports. .g i Z' IOSEPH F. EBEYER St. Bernard. Band l, 2. Catholic Action 4. Glee Club 2, 3. Hobby: roller skatina. MILLARD F. ENSWORTH St. Gabriel. Football l. Class Officer' Vice president l, Secretary 2, 3. Hobby' I bona. BERNARD F. FADDEN ,fl Elia St. Brendan. Baseball 3, 4. Hobby: sports IOHN I. FAGAN St. Brendan. Class Officer: President 3. Ser' aeantfat-arms 4. Hobby: art. Q 3. 4235 IAMES R. FAHEY BERNARD D. FITZPATRICK St, Columbarius. Basketball: Bantams 2 St. Columbonus. Basketball: Flys 2. lntra' Football 3, 4, Honor Boll 2. Holy Name So- mural sports, Hobby: athletics. ciety. Hobby: sports. MAT-I-HEVV R. FALLON DONALD R. FLEISCHAUER Visitation. Band l, 2, 3, 4. Boxing l, 2. Senior A111 Sclgls' GI? 414 Hbcgdbgu lg' 31 1 Council. Victory l. Third Order ot St. Fran' 3351133 Gme Oclell' O 4' CO ectm' cis. Hobby: music. IOHN I. FERRARO Little Flower. Baseball 3, 4. Cheerleader 3. 4. Track 2. Holy Name Society. Hobby: danc ina. GERALD I. FITZGERALD St, Columbarius. Basketball: Flys l, 2. ln tramural athletics. Track l, 2, 4. Senior Coun cil. Holy Name Society, Squires. Hobby: electricity, IAMES F. FOLEY St. Gabriel. Baseball l, 2, Basketball: Flys 2, Lights 3. Holy Name Society. Squires Hobby: horseback ridina. FREDERICK I. FRATTO St. Mary Incoronata. Auxiliary Club l, 2 3, 4. Camera Club 2, 4, Hobby: model air- planes and photography. if xi' 4245 1,5 ,jf- 5' 'PY F 5' R'-1' iisi Q-7' IOHN B. GALLAGHER IOSEPH G. GERGITS Visitation. Auxiliary Club l, 2, 3, 4. Bancl l, 2, 3, 4eVice-president 4. Boxing l. Dance Committee 4. Handball-second place 3. Catholic Action 4. Track l, 2, 3, 4-lr. Cape tain l, 2, City Championship in shot put and high jump 2. Class Officer: Secretary l, Vice-president 2, President 3, Vice-president 4. Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 44Scholastic Leader. Senior Council. Hobby: music. DONALD C. GALLOY St. Catherine of Genoa. Auxiliary Club l Victory: Reporter 2. Class Officer: Secretary 3. Catholic Action 4. Honor Roll l, 2, 3, flee Scholastic Leader. Holy Name Society. Hobby: reading. RICHARD I. GASKEY Sacred Heart. Camera Club 2. Hobby: phof St. George. Honor Roll l. Holy Name So- ciety. Hobby: sports. FRANCIS P. GILDEA St. Leo. Honor Roll 4. Hobbyi collecting mamps THOMAS B. GLANCEY St. Thomas iflore. Auxiliary Club 2. Boxing l. Football l, Track 2, 3. Holy Name Society. Hobby: ice skating. tography, IAMES E. GOONAN IOHN M GAUGHP-N time Flower. Auxiliary Club i, 2, 4. oiee St. Cecilia. Auxiliary Club l, 2, 3, 4. lntra- Club l, 2. Camera Club 2. Holy Name Soci- mural sports. Hobby: fishing. ety. Hobby: photography. 425V GI T 'N gb' RONALD S. GORKA St. Maurice. Auxiliar Clubl 2 3 4. Foot Y I I I - ball l. Handball 3, 4. lntramural athletics. Honor Roll 2. Holy Name Society. Hobby: baseball. EDWARD P. GRANT St. Columbanus. Boxing l. Football l, 2, 3. Holy Name Society. Hobby: sports. RICHARD I. GREENFIELD St. Columbanus. Football l. Holy Name Society. Hobby: sports. GEORGE A. HAVLICEK All Saints. Basketball: Iuniors 3, 4. lntra- mural sports. Hobbyi athletics. 4265 9: WILLIAM M. HEFLIN St. Martin. Glee Club 2. Football l. Honor Roll l. Hobby: model airplanes. DAVID L. HEGG St. Dorothy. Auxiliary Club l, 2, 3, 4. Foot- ball l, 2, 4. Victory: Reporter l, 2. Class Ole ticer: Vice-president l, President 2. Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4-Scholastic Leader. Holy Name Society. Hobby: playing cards. ROBERT I. HERALD Visitation. Auxiliary Club l, 2. Hobby: sports. IOHN I. HICKEY St. Brendan. Auxiliary Club l, 2. Boxing 2. Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4. Hobby: swimming. FRANCIS I. HIGGINS, IR. St. Laurence. Auxiliary Club l, 2, 3, 4. Bas- ketball: Midgets l. Baseball l, 2. Handball 3, 4. lntrarnural athletics. Meteor-Activities Editor. Class officer: Secretary 3. Honor Boll l, 2. Holy Name Society. Squires. Hobby: athletics. IOHN I. HORAN Little Flower. Auxiliary Club 3. Victory- Feature Writer 4. Hobby: drawing. I OSEPH E. HOREISCH St. Bernard. Band l, 2, 3, 4. Basketball: Midgets l, 25 Iuniors 3, 4-Captain 3. Hand- ball 2, 3, 4. Hobby: athletics. WILLIAM R. HUTCHIN S St. Gabriel. Auxiliary Club l. Honor Roll 2. Hobby: collecting records. gs DAVID L. HYDE Corpus Christi. Glee Club 3, 4. Honor Boll 3, 4. Class Officer: Treasurer 3. Hobby: collect- ing Witty quotations. EDWARD G. I UNGMAN SS. Cyril and Methodius. Auxiliary Club 3. Basketball: Midgets l. Boxing l. Holy Name Society. Hobby: hunting and fishing. FREDERICK E. IURCAK St. Richard. l-lobby: radio. I OSEPH C. KADLUBEK St. Michael. Auxiliary Club l. Camera Club 4. Football 1. Honor Roll l, 2. Hobby: sports. R Q 4275 i I OHN W. KAIM St. Florian. Auxiliary Club l, 2, 3, 4. Honor Roll l, 2. Hobby: sketching scenery. PAUL I. KAISER St. Iames. Football 2. Hobbyi taking camp- ing trips. WILLIAM R. KATELHUT St. Basil. Football l. Hobby: hunting and fishing. BERNARD I. KELLY Visitation. Auxiliary Club 2, 4. Camera Club 4fFresident. Debate Club l, 2, 3, 4-Vice- president 4. St. De La Salle Symposium. Meteor Art Editor. Charter Member ot the National Honor Society. Victory: Reporter l, 2, 3, 4. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 44Scholastic Leader. Hobbyi photography. I OSEPH G. KELLY St. Coiumbanus. Handball 3, 4. Honor Roll l, 2. Holy Name Society. Hobby: mechanics and gardening. THOMAS F. KELLY St. Thomas Apostle. Baseball l, 4. Basket- ball: Midgets l, Flys 2. Holy Name Society Hobby: sports. GERALD A. KENNEDY Little Flower. Auxiliary Club 3. Meteor: As- sociate Editor. Honor Roll 3, 4. Hobby: sports. CHARLES M. KING St. Bride. Auxiliary Club 2. Track 2. Class Officer: Treasurer l. Holy Name Society. Hobby: swimming. dz 3 'M 4253! ,ff ll IOSEPH E. KLECKA St. Columbanus. Auxiliary Club l. Glee Club 4. Meteor Statt. Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4. Holy Narne Society. Hobby: qolt. THOMAS G. KOCH St. Dorothy. Football 2, 3. Meteor: Sports Editor. Holy Name Society. Third Order of St Francis. Hobby: athletics. LEROY KAREZEWSKI All Saints. Football l. Catholic Action 4. Holy Name Society. Hobby: swimrnina. ANTHONY B. KOZLOWSKI St. Basil. Auxiliary Club l, 2, 3, 4. Cheer- leader 3, 4. Football l, 2. intramural ath- letics. Holy Name Society. Hobby: sports. GERALD I. KUBINA St. Michael. Auxiliary Club l, 2. Cheer- leader 3. Football l, 2. lntramural sports Honor Roll 2. Holy Name Society. Hobby tootball. ROBERT G. LA FREY St. Ambrose. Basketball: Midaets l. intra mural sports. Hobby: torestry. ROBERT I. LAVELY St. Bride. Auxiliary Club l, 2, 3, 4. Hand ball 3 4, Hobby: football. MAX S. LIPINSKI St. Rose ot Lima. Auxiliary Club 2, 3, 4 Victory: Manager 2, 3, 4. Holy Narne Society Hobby: dancing. 4L9P ARTHUR A. LISOWSKI St. Mary ot Perpetual Help. Baseball 2, 3, 4 Basketball: Flys l, 2, luniors 3. Glee Club l Holy Name Society. Honor Roll 4. Hobbyi yjano IOHN l. LOCKWOOD St. joseph and St. Ann. Auxiliary Club l. 2, 3, 4. Camera Club 2, 4. Debate Club l. Handball 3, 4. Track 2, 3. Victory 4. Hobby. pliotoarapliy. GEORGE E. LOMBARD St. Barnabas. Auxiliary Club 2, 3, 4. Band l. 2, 3, 4. Basketball: luniors 4. Handball 3, 4 Honor Boll l, 2, 3, 4-Scholastic Leader. Holy Name Society. Nocturnal Adoration Society. Hobby. sports. ANTHONY LOPEZ St, Mary lncoronata. Class Oil1cer seraeantf at-arrns 3. Hobbyi basketball. 4305 IAMES I. LOUGHLIN St, Laurence. Band l, 2, 3, 4eTreasurer 4. Basketballi luniors 4. Boxing l, 4. Handball 3, 4. Track 2, 4. lntramural athletics. Honor Boll l, 2. Class Ollicer: President 2, Treasurer 3. Squires. Hobby1 sports. IOHN D. MAMPREIAN St, Gabriel. Auxiliary Club l, 2. Glee Club l. Honor Boll l. Holy Narne Society. Hobby rnusic, RICHARD I. MARQUARDT Sacred Heart. Baseball 3. Cheerleaders 3 Foresters. Hobby: sports. ANTHONY C. MASSARO All Saints. Auxiliary Club l, 2, 3, 4, Boxinc: l, 2. Glee Club 2. Honor Boll l. Class Officer' Secretary l. Holy Narne Society Hobby sports. EUGENE W. MCARDLE St. Rita, Debate Club 3, 4. Meteor: Editor. Victory' Reporter l. Honor Boll 2. Holy Name Society. Hobby: hiking. IOSEPH I. MCCARTHY Nativity of Our Lord. Auxiliary Club l, 2 3, 4. Hobby: sports. IOSEPH T. MCCARTHY Sacred Heart. Holy Name Society. Hobby: carpenuy. THOMAS I. MCCARTHY St. Laurence. lritrarriural athletics. Class Off ticer: Treasurer 3. Hobby: conversation. WILLIAM L. MCCARTHY Visitation. Basketball: Baritarris 2. Football 3, 4. Class Officer: Vice-president 3. Holy Name Society. Hobby: sports. ROBERT I. MCCORMICK Visitation. Auxiliary Club 2, 3. Third Order ot St. Francis Holy Name Society. Hobby' athletics. WILLIAM T. MCCORMICK St. Basil. Victory 2, 3. Hobby: collecting anuques IOHN F. MCDERMOTT St. john the Baptist. Baseball 2. Basketball: Flys 2. Holy Name Society. Squires. Hobby: baseball. 4315 THOMAS L. MCGRATH RAYMOND E. MILLS St.Cartt'1ogc-. Basketball. Flys 2 fntrarrzural St. Carthage. Handball 2, 3, 4 lntrartiura athletics. Hobby: readira. Tioolrts. Holy Name Society. Hobby' basket aa . FRANCIS D. MCGUIRE Visitation. Auxiliary Club l 2 3, 4. Claris EDWARD F. MONTGOMERY Cllicer: Secretary 2. Hcbbyi basketball. Sf- Rim, Bgnd 1, QV 3, 4. Cgmgw Chi 2 Handball 3, 4. Victory Reporter 2. Catliolic Action 4. Saplires, Hobby. rziusic. WILLIAM F. MCMAHON St. Rita. Auxiliary Club l. 2, 3, 4 Band l, 2. Handball 3, 4. Class Officer' Seraeant-at RAYMOND F. MOORE arnis l. Honor Roll l 2 4. Sauies. Hobby rousic - l, 2, 3, 4. Basketball Flys l, Liabts 2 Boron' l. Holy Name Society Hobby: readina. THOMAS A. METHINITIS St Margaret. Aur:1liarj.'Clubl 2 4 Boxgnzz l Catnoiic Action 4. Football l, Z, 3, 4e Most GERALD T- MURPHY Valuable Linernan 4 All South Section Team St. Clare ot Monte Falco. Basketball Mid 4 Honor Boll l, 2, 4. Class Oft1cer Presif 'Jets 2' luniors 3, 4 CGPZTGM 4 IRTYCTY-'JT'1l aentl S6Y36U1'1lfCl'G1'YI'.S2 Hobby' music SDOITS l'lClCb',' GYHCUCS 4325 St. Mary ot Perpetual Help. Aup1ilLarj Club IOHN T. MURPHY Holy Angels. Senior Council. Hobby: sports. RICHARD H. MURPHY Sacred Heart. Football 1. Catholic Action 4. Third Order of St. Francis. Holy Name So- ciety. Class Officer: President 4. Hobby: dancing. ROBERT M. NASHAN St. Dorothy. Auxiliary Club l, 2, 3, 4. Band l, 2, 3, 4-first place in city solo contest 3. Hobby: music. IOHN I. NAVINS St. Justin. Hobby: horseback riding. IOHN G. NEMEC St. Michael. Auxiliary Club l, 2, 3, 4. Hobby: outdoor sports. DONALD T. NIEGO St. Gabriel. Basketball: Midgets l, Bantarns 2, Heavies 3, 4. Football l. Handball 3, 4. lntrarnural League Official 4. Hobby: sports. MARTIN I. O'CONNELL Honor Roll l, 2. Holy Narne Society. Hobby: playing cards. THOMAS I. O'CONNOR St. Bride. Auxiliary Club 2, 3, 4. Debate Club 2. Victory: Reporter 3. Holy Name So- ciety. Hobby: baseball. 433D TIMOTHY I. O'LEARY Visitation. Auxiliary Club 2, 3, 4. Holy Name Society. Hobby: sports. PATRICK I. O'MALLEY St. Agnes. Baseball l, 2, 4. Catholic Action 4. Hobby: athletics. IOHN W. O'SHEl-X St. Nicholas ot Tolentine. Band l, 2, 3 4 - Secretary 4. Catholic Action 4. Meteor Statt. Charter Member ot the National Honor So- ciety. Class Otticer: First Viceepresident ot the Senior Departrnent. Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4 - Scholastic Leader. Third Order of St. Franf cis. Hobby: music. HUGH N. OSTER St. Thomas Apostle. Auxiliary Club 3 Bozcf ing l. Football 2. lntrarnurol sports. Holy' Name Society. Hobby: st-Jirnmina. 4345 IOHN R. OTTEN St. Cecilia. Basketball: Flys l, Bantams 2, Heavies 3. lntramural player and otticial. Boxina l. Hobby: sports. ANTHONY I. PAIKOS St. Michael. Auxiliary Club 2, 3, 4. Foot- ball l. Hobby: collectina stamps. RAYMOND I. PIETRAS St. Mary ot Perpetual Help. Auxiliary Club 3, 4. Football 2. Glee Club 2. Class Otticer: Secretary 4, Senior Council. Honor Roll 3, 4. Hobby: football. ALBERT G. PINTOY St. Mary lncoronata. Basketball. Midaets l, Flys 2. Boxing l. Handball 3, 4. Honor Roll l. Holy' Name Society. Hobb '..' ' sports. GEORGE I. PLUARD St. Ailbe. Basketball: Heavies 4. Holy Name Society. Hobby: sports. MICHAEL G. POPRICK St. Mary. Auxiliary Club l, 2, 3, 4. Book Store l, 2, 3, 4. Camera Club 4. Dance Come mittee Chairmcn 4. Meteor Staff. Track 2, 3, 4. Victory: Cartoonist l, 2, 3, 4. Class Off ticer: President l, Vice-president 3, Secretary ot Senior Department, Senior Council. Honor Roll l. Charter Member ot the National Honor Society. Holy Name Society. Squires Hobby: art and photoaraphy. ROBERT G. POUNDS Immaculate Conception. Hobby: fishinfr. EDWARD B. PRATT St. Brendan. Auxiliary Club 2. Hobby: roller skating. CHARLES I. PUHM St. Cecilia. Basketball: Bantams 2, Heavies 3. lntramural sports. Class Officer: President 2. Honor Roll l. Holy Name Society. Hobby: sports. ALLEN I. QUATTROCKI Sacred Heart. Catholic Acticn 4. Glee Club l, 2, 3. Handball 3, 4. Holy Name Society Hobby: sports. EDWARD A. QUINN St. Columbanus. Class Officer: Secretary 1, 2. Holy Name Society. Hobby: reading GEORGE W. QUINN St. Martin. Hobby: workina on thinas elec- trical. 435D 4350 LAWRENCE V. RANGE St. Bernard. Third Crder ot St Francis Member ot the Paulist Choir. Hobby: music and drama WILLIAM M. REARDON Our Lady ot Peace. Auxiliary Club 2, 3, 4 Band l, 2, 3, 4. Holy Name Society. Hobby sailboating. BERNARD D. REGAN St. Christina. Auxiliary Club 2, 3, 4, Hobby repairing cars. RAYMOND C. RICHTER Blessed Sacrament. Glee Club 4. Hobby saving programs. CHARLES S. RICICA Blessed Agnes. Track 2. Class Officer Vice' president 2 Honor Boll l, 2 Hobby huntinfz and 'shine ROBERT E. ROGERS St Laurence. Auxiliary Club l 2, 3, 4. Box- ing l, 2. Class Olticeri Secretary 3. Holy Name Society. Hobby: photography RICHARD I. ROGOZINSKI SS. Cyril and Methodius. Auxiliary Club 3. 4. Basketball: Midgets l. Honor Roll l. Hobby: fishing and golf. ,AU ...I ...r. I AMES T. RYAN St. Rita. Auxiliary Club l, 2, 4. Band l, 2, 3. 4fePresident 4. Baseball 4. Basketball: lunf iors 4. Boxing 3. Catholic Action 4. Dance Committee 4. Class Otlicer: Vice-president l, Treasurer 2, President 3, President ot Senf ior Department and Senior Council. Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4. Scholastic Leader. Charter Member ot the National Honor Society. Third Order ot St. Francis. Hobby: directing a dance orchestra. IOHN G. RYAN St. Laurence. Senior Council. Holy Nartie Society. Squires. Hobby: playing cards. THOMAS L. SLATTERY St. Margaret. Clie-erleader 3. lntrarnura athletics. Victory 2 Hobby: baseball. PETER E. SPALLA St. Mary Incoronata. Auxiliary Club Leader intramural attiletcs l-lobby baseball IAMES G. SPINKA St. Michael. l-lobby' makina friends. RUSSELL I. STANTON All Saints. Auxiliary Club l, 2. Glee Club l Track l, 3. l-loly Name Society. Hobby sports. ARTHUR R. STELLMACH St. Augustine. Auxiliary Club l, 2, 3, 4. Bas lcetballt Flys l. Boxina l, 2. Football l, 2, 3 Glee Club l, 2 Handball 3, 4 l-loly Name Society. Squires. l-lobby' readina. ANDREW T. STEWART St. Brendan. Manaaer of Basketball 2 fn frariural athletcs lioblcy' sports IOHN B. SULLIVAN St. Philip Neri. Auxiliary Club 2, 3, 4. Foot ball 2. Glee Club 44--President. l-lobby' KLlSlC. 43? THOMAS E. SULSKI lmmaculate Conception. Auxiliary Club l, 2, 3, 4. Catholic Action 4. Glee Club 4ffSec- retary. Squires. Hobby: sinaina. IOSEPH E. SUNDLING St. Thomas Apostle. Baseball 3, 4. lntramural athletics. Holy Name Society. Hobby: sports. IAMES T. SZYGENDA St. Clare ot Monte Falco. Basketball: Flys 2, luniors 3, 4. Boxing l. Catholic Action 4. Debate Club 3. Glee Club 2. Handball 3, 4 lntrarnural athletics. Victory Reporter 3, 4. Honor Roll l. Holy Name Society Squires Hobby: athletics. LAWRENCE E. TARMAN St, Bernard. Basketball Midgets l Flys 2 Boxina l, 2, 3'-- Champion l. Honor Boll l 2 Class Otticer. Sergeant-atfarms 3 Hobb ',.' . social conversation. 4 39 P EDWARD M. THOMPSON St. Maurice. lntramural Softball. Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4. Knights of the Blessed Sacrament. Hobby: football. CHAN TOM Auxiliary Club l, 2, 3, 4. Basketball: luniors 3. Crlee Club l, 2, 3, 4. Handball 3, 4. Cartoonf ist tor Meteor 4, for Victory 2, 3 4. Class Ot- ticer: President l. Honor Boll l, 2, 3, 4. Hobby: tennis, ALEX C. VAICKUS Holy Cross. Auxiliary Club l, 3. Intramural athletics. Holy Name Society. Hobby: out- door activities QUIRINO R. VENDITTI St. Agnes. Hobby: dancing. ROBERT M. VERZAK SS. Cyril and Methodius. Auxiliary Club l, 2, 3, 4. Basketball: Midgets l, Lights 2. lntra- mural athletics. Class Officer: President l, Treasurer 2, Honor Roll l, 3, 4, Hobby: read- ing sports stories. WILLIAM E. VINCENT St. Brendan. Boxing l, 2. Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4. Hobby. reading, LEO I. WAGNER St. Laurence. lntrarnural athletics, Holy Name Society. Squires. Hobby: baseball, IOHN P. WALSH Nativity ol Our Lord. Auxiliary Club l, 2, 3, 4. Debate Club 3, 44Vice-president 3, Sec- retary-Treasurer 4. Holy Name Society. Hobby: bowling. IAMES M. WELTY St. Basil. Hobby: photography. IOHN F. WIEGAND St. Dorothy. Auxiliary Club l, 4. Hobby mechanical repairs. THOMAS W. WILLIAMS Holy Cross. Holy Name Society. Hobby collecting coins. ROBERT F. WIMBERLY Corpus Christi. Catholic Action 4. Glee Club 3, 4. Honor Roll 3, 4, Hobbyi singing, 'KI X f. tv' If 4395 FRANCIS I. WOZNIAK St. john ot God. Auxiliary Club 3. Victory 2. Hobby. sports. RICHARD I. WRIGHT Sacred Heart. Football l. lntramural sports Class Officer: Secretary l, Treasurer 2. Holy Name Society. Third Order ot St. Francis Hobby: sports. HARRY S. WYSOCKI St. Gall. Basketball and Football Reporter. Catholic Action 4. Drama 3, 4. Meteor Statt President ot Noon Basketball Leaaue. Vice tory' Reporter 2, Editor 3, 4. Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4-fScholastic Leader. Charter Member ot National Honor Society. Senior Council Hobby: readina mystery stories. ENRIQUE USSEGLIO 4405 St. Mary ot the Lake. From Colegio La Salle. Arequipa, Peru. lntramural sports. Hobby: photography. 18 IAMES I. LAWLOR St. Justin. Basketball. Midaets l, Flys 2 Lights 4. Hobby: sports ROBERT I. ZIMMERMAN Sacred Heart. Hobby: basketball. CLARENCE R. ZOLLNER St, Martin. Football l, 2. Honor Holi 2 Hobby: making model airplanes HELMUT L. ZWEIG St. Thomas Apostle. Holy Name Society. Hobby: horseback ridina. The outstandrng organ1zat1on at De La Salle 1S the Natlonal Honor Socrety Whrch was orgamzed th1s year to provrde a d1st1ngu1sh1ng posltlon for the foremost Meteors ID school Only a very select group 1S elected to thls esteemed SOCIETY because all fxve of the followlng qual1t1es must be man1 fest ln a superlatrve degree ln the candr date Rellgron Scholarshrp Leadershlp Servrce and Character Only those Senlors who have dls played these qualltres are el1g1ble to be come members of thrs Club lt IS an honor sought alter by every worthy Meteor NATIONA HO OR OCIETY Members of the Natroncrl Honor So crety for 1948 49 were Donald Cos tello Bernard Kelly Iohn OShec Wysockr 4415 Michael Poprick. Iames Ryan. Harry . - M ' 'r' ' ' 7 ., . L A I 4 ' 'V f y - r...,.,1-F N 1 Q , 4 h ' I Q 'P in Y X-. ff 5 A r 'X' QM f -. -5 523 X, ,, A ag. ' l A JV ' l 1 v- dw fm, T fm- A. A xi -1 F 'f ,, 'ff 7 ,Q ia, W A . A f ' 4 , U I fl W: JMQW Q. , I 9 5 'wwf Li 2 V .V MM' 1 'lx A. gm.. ! '!,,. J 2 A X . '-'v.-,,. .W 1 -Y Q- , g ! '!,q -. . , an ,W- 4: X gt .1 Inf ' ,, 'N KN x PS3 J A ' A x. ' -f 4 ,b 7' r R r K 0 ,Y -vi-. C' .fun QC -, G. A . Thu 1 Fourrh First Second Third Fourth n-.- R ., .. rv.- Ru.. Row' R 0 R 0 vu R o va R 0 w ' E2 RRGSEER If PRTRICEQ TSC Slattery' R Lee S S2105 R. lfffez ',.' nslci .. Yfanain R Pullizno I Childress G.Me1:er Betz I Carroll S Elezla '.-.' I IQ-arzeak R Fallen E Morgan 'A.A G Sullivan R Lejeck, I. Bruen. G GGOnr10r, E. Kukulfski, G. Maore, T. Klmaer I. Ward I.. Murphy, I. Ravela, I. Maaee. R. Aldrzh. ADVISORY 33 BROTHER H. VINCENT, FSC F. Sato, G. Grornn, G Stoy, W Ryzner, G. Murphy I Rodack I O'Sulllvan, L. S:haefIeln, T OBrien R Rutz A. Cosiello, R. Mmahan. F. Brady, G Murray, S. Handzlk D. Gryzrnalski, M. Green I. Delaney, I. Glynn, I. McCormack I. McG1oln, R. Foody, R. Neubauer, R. Henry, I. Rracher M. Sheehy, R. Standard, R. Mysza, A. Michuda. Virst Se fone Third V,-me Se-sono 'T'L,:ffJ Fourrh Ro w ' Ro H o ' Hon-.' Roz-.2 Rona' Ro Ho ADVISORY 34 e- BRGTI-EER IAMES FRANCIS, FSC. Lorormer, T. Brown W. Welsh. G Stollord T Leyden Kellxq I Wllolei Nulouxi F Cilmzofro N 'foods I. Pickett, D. Sullivan Do:-flmo, I. lI,f':G'11re Volenzlo, H. MCGOX-Ion, P. Cerziers. R. Gowedo Notier Shine G N lUevLll I Gflxror I Trfwidl, E lfqlir 'f Armor S-::1.::1oi P? '.'. 1:id1f5k lf Qqrlcrx I C3SSld'..' C I,'.'1ri1ere .MoS21err',' R Doherty' 'ff. QF.foQlej.' S Ro'k::'.1sE:i1s F S'.1.lQ E Souoth .l.D','1SOR'1' il EFOTHERI L','Cl5-.ff FSC TCCIT1Q'A.'. I. Cloriiejr D Rezff D. FITTYCT I, H3-sol: P Getter Pellipzrios. Fjle T. Monks F Fjiogim R. Eosolz Q. STCITLSG f-I -'rw , .. Pol , Seether PQ Kolfos P., Springer E McDonald I Klllifiifif Davenport P Togxor, P. Moloriey, F. Uzciovirms. '. Quinn, I Solcy, R. Peterson, R. Dykmcm. 17. Mclloricld Nevels, D. Mclvlillon, T, Cullen, G. Mlchudo. I949 JUNIOR First Second Tluiro Four FH- . Seeono Thx: N Row' Ro v: .- R o va A Ro Vw . Row R o R o F., Ro., ADVISORY 43 er BROTHER IOEL, ESC. W. Hess, S. Scilo M. Ellslc I. Taylor, D. Sullivan, I. Pullak. D, Murphy, I. Fitzgerald. A. Greaory, R. Dosinski, IN. Haworth M. Grubesic, G. Eonncn. G. Muhr, P. Scanlon VV. Hyland, I. Roppe, I. Kelly' I Call I. Krejca, S. La Paco, T. Donovan, I. Moran, W. Noble I. McLaughlin, R. Adomairis, l- Evans S. Lisak, R. Kub1atCwslf:i D. Tierney, I. Bansley. ADVISORY 44 - f BROTHER L. THOMAS, ESC. Y R Sooo R. Hefr. C. Coolie Chiibcrf P. ,.,..... D Offonnor. D. lvlavar, R. Zarazee VV. Sneehan, E. Rocheriski, W. Nelson M. lfloraan, I. Sheehan I. Dunn. l. l.fICGreeV'f, R Riter T Anderson, EQ Q' r.. E1 :tif R. Paluch, H. Hanlon R Kavanaan. ,. Moran. R lf4oi:iQ.', E Keatlig, R. R Olly , E Eeanzu g:3rd,A.Mor11ar1 T lforari I Mfrnnzon first Sfifcid Third Fourth .Vrrrt Second Third Fourth ITC' ,',' Ho' .A,' Row' Row' Row: RO'f!.' How: IQPHOA lURIL .flD'flSOR'i' I? f VP, ELIIXI LEl'.'.l.lfDO'.'.'SK1 F.E1xr.s Sfinfon, F Herron C l '.'er:ie L I Clullcgor, I. lflZTf'f?S 3, E. Sfeveis C9 Colurnpconer :.Qrgi I. Poi-hers, S Hickey' ll. CUIICTLf'Y'J M Zivolion, I. lVliDfv1tt R Ccnnid 'A.' F Given H. Sullrvfxn, D. Plint, R I:llZQ'llTI'Ik, D. Beoure-nord, R. Fflulhollond, I. Gfxlvez, D Pzlocn, P. 'ffepsfer C. Slrfztte, lvl, OBrien, F. Stroccliio, D. R 'A.f cn, R. Houk ADVISQRY 22 BRGTI-IEP I OLIVER, FSC. G. Biclwrt, C. Huvllceli E Terzzgser, P. Bruton R Clllffle ',.' , R. Koppel, Cl. Lexloforrlx. P. Houllhon, C Keating, P l-leezlj, IV, Plikunn, G. Con'.-111'-.' W. Koehler, C Eryerton, E. M:'Ccffrle. R, Smrdowroz, R. Rubine, I. Bildwin, I. Mol-lugn, R. Sellers A. Popineou, R. l-losmer, I. Lonie, I Vuckevich. I. Murphy, A. Petlcunos, D, Iurczewslci, I. Mole-nclor, 0 lnlolloron D. Hickey, T. De Locey, B. Fendler P. Conlon, F. Peterson, G. McConn. SQPHOMORES . . Drsr Row Sefona Row Third Row' ourth Row First Row' Second Row: Thiro Row: ADWSGRY 23 fe BROTHER HERMES PTUS, FSC. C. Henderson, L. Goloeli, I. Griffin, L. Kigloiaiowslci MC? I. Flynn. R Powers, R. Coleman, F. Fletcher, R Urbanski, A 0Malley A. Schulz, D. Garvey. G. Entress, R. Rrovarical, I Tokars, D. Rirkle, E. Kadlubek D. Kosilas, W. Reilly, I. Lorenz, I. Brashear, B. Hand, E. Murphy T. Bland, H. Ray, I. Maibuecher, I. Doneaan, W. Maoee, B. Rar- ririgton, I. Connelly, I. Moritesano, W. Muclcian, C. Flaniaan ADWSORY 24 - BROTHER L. GlLBERT, FSC. I. Raltery, D. Trausclit P Kiley, R. Donahue, A. Schubert. T Grib W. Leen. I. Ganzer, B. Dansari, T. Batina, R. Mueller, D. Iolinsson, G. Van Wissink, C. Dworzycki, A. Toljanic, I. Murray. M. Parkinson, I. McCallum, P. Donlon, P. Sauleiko, C. Iane kauslcas, I. Martin, I. Kunka, W. Doyle, I. Ioyce. .iist Second Third Fourth First Second Third Fourth ADVISORY 25 BBCDTHEB IOSEPHUS EDWARD, FSC. Row' Row: UV- Ro vi R o w 5 R o w R o w Row: R o w B. Sorzikds, M. Cdlldlion, B. Fivlzuzzi, B. Povelecli, l.. Gorliolci I. Gill, I. Gdviri W. Peterson, I. Doyle, V. Bertucor, I. Greco, I. Bierdz, A. Goldld A. Buladlidloo, I. Milculeclcy, P. Sheridori. l-l. Gerkits, IN. Flyhri, F. Hyldrid, V. l-lowe, T. CZfQ6Yif6f W. Kurizler, B. Fiedler, T. Feller, F. loldrnes. B. Frenette, I l'lQY!'TlC'IT W BfEQY'1'Jhf'!'1, V. Swenson, I. Chevdl W. McCormick, E Szyloeko, N. Mdstersori, VV. Fitzgerald B. Corroll. I-XDVlSOBY 26 fe BBCTHEB L AMBROSE, FSC. B. Bisderi, M. Ddlfdrtso, I. Duriell, M. Miller, I. l-ldurigdri S. Zuroz-rslci. M. Brothers, D. Herbert, C. Enoher, B. Zdrernbd, I. Mdhoriey S. Floromo, I. King. I. Moore, C. Demrrio, D. Trusk P. Mdrighero, I. Hayes, V. Kelley T. Collins, W. Book, B. Word l. Peterson. M. Goudhom . Flvrirr, 13. okubicek, M. Ford, I. Buckley - , I . l ', P. Fitzgerald, P. Beyzboclc, B. Mdlolepszy, I. Schmitt, I. Pisdroilc W. Bouer. . O I I949 First Second lhxro fwourlh Frrsl ,., . DQCOITC Third Fourth FRESHMEN 4505 Ro Ro Ro Row' Ro Ro Ro Ro ADVTSORY ll BROTHER I. TlMOTHY, FSC. L Oldendorl, R Crowlev, I. Orormlcowskr, R. Olrslc, N. Slumel D. 'wVrolole, R Boroer, I. Murphy, L, Yondel. F Buckley, W. Troll, L. Hemmoer, R. Mocke, S Borczolf, W. Wor wiclc, R lroce, C. Corey, E. Turner. R. Tucker, B. Borlos T. 'lNlsmQlci, D Wrulole, R Wolf I. Flood I Bourke I Brodr' VI Mo:ee,F.D:llor1 I Forrion C. OMoro, T. Keefe M Du hrekjf R Mflrozpzs, I Boyle D Sullivdr, IN. Olislo, R Hrlls. ADVISORY l2 BROTHER H. FRANCIS, FSC C K',llllCO'.'.'SlCl P Fltzpotrlclc R. Nooel, M. Koslek, R. Byrne lf. Campbell I Roox I Repetto I. Lo Monioo R llreoo, I. Fitzpotricx D Lorderi E Pendolc I llevels R Sinlcils, E. NTCortl1jx W. Kpglig T. Sohmrlz, M. Col lms, R. Sourer. I. Mororrey, C Tolfe, W. Bloke. T. Wilson. E. lxlykozof, E Molonev, R Toylor, I. Borkus P. Meeoorx S. Cedzidlo, S. Show-5, R Koezelo, IW. Sutleg' First Row' Secon d Row' Third Row Fourth Row First Row Second Row' Third Row' Fourth Row' FRESHME ADVISORY I3 e BROTHER I AUSTIN, FSC. C. Zok, I. Kovonough, R. Rozgni, D. Kent, N. Lyduclc, VI Clcnry, R. Srnoot, I. Bishop. I Yuculs, I. Moher, C. Usher D. Hirlcejf, I Rlorski, W. Bryertor., S. Kleszezewski, IN. Cooney P Bourngortrier I. O Hora. N. Dornoher, I. Rurnsey, W. Dwyer, R. Iqigolon, N. Sgtte G Rubolor'f1l33', R Morin I Kerrie, R Micholrllc, R. Loty R. Fallon, If. McGuire, T Spellacy D. lfloulrhon, I. lrflxnntrf' D Thornoltis I Pleclci, I3 ODonnell,I Sullavfln. ADVISORY I4 ee BROTHER I. FINBAR, FSC. R Corroll, R. lilinqensniith N Kuhn, I. Nolon, T. Mlerzvrznski, Getz, W. Moore, I. Bolts. I. Moloney, I. Kowolis, P Corponero, I. Pell, R. Gonnon, MCGuiooon, IT. Steiqerwold, T. O'Br1en, I. Devyor. L. Cobb, I. Ronge, R. Dlstel, D. Green, N. Holmes, E Alvin, I. Donohue, M. King, I.. Duffy. Bolcorcel, P. Covoncrugh C. Volonti, N. Stevens, I. Corney, White, C. Brennan, R. Mueller, T. Munlzzo. G. E. R. R. FRESHMEN Fin? Row SQ'-chi Rona' Thfri Row' Fifsi Row SGAOFTTZJ Row: Third Row: Foufih Rowi ADVISORY I5 A-f BROTHER I.. CI-IARLES, FSC. D. IXIIYZQCIG, D 'Wood G Welter, R. GoIcIen, R. Hogan R. Bronze, M. Gehrke I Mull' ffm. I. Dresderi G. Bronkizi, R R'gkov.'ski, R Diomo, R Feiier M. Bc-rtocili. I7 FIj::1n, M. Brannon, F. Szf1IkowsIci, I, Yerkes E. Turcs, R Iuczak, R Young, D. Nolan, T. Iloody. A. Marie ',.' , T Dowrminx R Iarbizck, R. Gfxskih, I. Coivfxj. F Iokubxoek D Sikorfl IJ IrI'1fiI'Fr, SteIImaf:I1, F B'-Arif zzortncr G. Bross, R. Graff, I M1IrpI1j:, R. 'v','3u-,'ercz','Ic, E. EQICICL I. Lenz. ADVISORY 21 f BROTHER I. ANDREW, FSC. K. Bower, G CCIIGSCIICQIIG, E Rope, T. Shyne, I Hemert T. Griffin. B. Sprirtcgr, E. NSCI'ITOGdIC, U. Sturgis, IT. K. Ifeurizi T. IVICI1Iugn, T. Snonnon. HCITRIITOU, I. MuII1om, VJ DooIiItIe, R. I-Io1IIowc:y, R. HGIS-Q' R Reidy, I-I. Rrenmork. T. O'IVIoIIey, R. Toth, VV. RorrTIsI1eII, R. Kungis, I. Doly, I. Vohs I. PurtiII, R. Roe-tzinger, R. Hercxty. E. Second Row' L.. ADVISORY 39 BROTHER H WILLIAM F S C zrst Row Hass R Mann x B Steward B OHara I Leonard E Ze aer K. Thompson, L. Fowler. Third Row' L. Schultz, R. Kerr, I lvlckrclle, W. Porter, W Renk, R. Kanis H. Liebbe, W. Adams. .Fourth Row I. Fell, I. Drurmn, I. Malone, R. Saffrahn, I. Kzna, I Warren, V. Swenson, I. Carroll, T. Noonan. Sleinbelgle, H. Adams, H. Schafer, R. Graff, I. Burns, FRESHMEN 4535 ,Xt IiIX'IiliII1r Mr ThcmafRicrf'iai1 U5 fJ!'fT1I't'I!'k',.wlI1V'Sr r:xf:1'1 f'a.hf,-r Ldward Brode-rica, QE Pzibtc: of S' Ca: 'hfiqe PfIYl4k Bro'l11 r I lifflff' IIN 25 lxnifftor 1 CYKAYRII High Srhooi Sf. Pau, :if 'hffff' Ds' L: Salle Mon who tound that 'rio Extra-Curricular program of their day cftfrfc thvm an unizsua. opportunity to fiovolop thfizr Fpwciaf talentz and xntr-re-sts Present Qtudc-nts Continuf to follow cz vigorous program of activities. ln Religion thr annual Rfvtrf at is thf' most important out-ot-claw rtvont. Other loading activzxes are the Carrifr: Club of which Bfirnard Kelly is President: thf Dr-bato Club, lod by Donald Costollo: Publifa tions, rcprframttod by Harry VVYaOCl4i Editor cf Tho Victory: Musto in which field Bob Nashan of the Band and Iohn Sullivan oi the Glec- Club are loadors. I.-dmv, ' NTS, - , X: ff .-,Y ,4 ,fx N ..-rg-:'. on l '-.v X -. A 'AVA' -1 K A , '4 lr WL, '4:1: l fgim if , Wt' I . 15.3.6-V . L 518: 5 .W ,I L2-3 V R ,tg W., fix' 13 It 1511 Q, P 1 5 'Q :.-Y -fi' 1 A Ig? J, f Q, 5 f ..,,N,,f ,, fi 1-4 N N 1 Sl X 1 y. rad Q Ni .5 J' 2 1 'E' I ,v Q K Mr. Russell Harvey Conductor THE CCL E The De La Salle Championship Band! These tamiliar Words represent the tirne, money, effort, and spirit put into this most iriportant of all activities. The Meteor Band came into being in the late nine' teen twenties, lt grew tast, as young plants do, until now it is deeply' rooted in the hearts of all De La Salle rrien. Meteor Bandmen are outstanding in our school. Much of the credit for this tact belongs to our inimitable Conductor, Mr. Russell Harvey, and to our most cornpee tent Moderator, Brother L. Paul, FSC. And Meteor Bandmen leave school with a quality which perhaps no other activity can give - the ability to enjoy and ap- preciate music, and with it the finer things in lite. BAN Clarinets I. Gallagher E. Montgomery R. Paluch E. Colby I. Horejscli I. Longo R. Peterson D. Palucb R. Luczak L. Kubiatowski E. Turner S. Kleszewski A. Walowski T. Wisinski L. lrlacher Drums I. Boyce M. Suttie L. Henninger C. Carey R. lrace I. Kocsak PER ONNEL Oboe I. Loughlin I. Kunka Flute R. Wyczynski R. Donahue I. Rook A. Papineau Cornets I. Ryan R. Nashan I. Bondi I. Kelly R. Kosinski G. Lombard I. Repetto T. Mierzwinski V. Swenson I. Fitzpatrick K. Bauer I. La Monica Trombones I. O'Shea M. Fallon W. Noble I. Snyder I. Carney Sax R. Delaney R. Borger R. Kubiatowski S. Hickey Bass L. Murphy L. Oldendorf A. Enzenbaclier F. Gaweda Horns I. Moran W. Reardon I. Carroll M. Kosiek Baritones A. Morgan A. O'Malley R. Bukowski 457i 'THFFTLACHI G Our Band Instructors Clarence Carlson BROTHER L PAUL FSC Arthur Kitti Stanley Micus Phil Mooney Moderator ev-A-1 DLUHETAUGHT THE BASIC BAND Clarinets: I. Longo, D. Paluch, L. Kubiatowski, R. Luczak, S. Kleszewski, T. Wisinski, E. Turner, L. Irlacher. Comets: V. Swenson, I. Repetto, I. Fitzpatrick, T. Mierzwinski. K. Bauer. I. La Monica. Flutes: R. Donahue. I. Rook. A. Papineau. Saxes: S. Hickey. R. Borger. Horns: I. Moran, M. Kosiek. Bases: P.. Enzenbacher, L. Oldendorf. Baritones: A. O'Malley, H. Bukowski. Trombones: I. Snyder, I. Carney. Oboe: I. Kunka. Drums: L. Henninger, M. Suttie, R. Irace, C. Carey. THE MARCHI i ETEURS The De La Salle Marching Band is outstanding in the Chicago area. No small credit tor this reputation belongs to Mr. Hugh O'Kelly '35 His entire devotion to his Work and to every boy in the Marching Band gained for him the admiration and high esteem ot all De La Salle rnen, Although he has now gone to the reward of his truly Christian lile, his spirit will march on in future De La Salle Bands. 4595 IN 'XETEOR Af TVVQ ,, .-,., n,2.y Ii Hdciutlon to plfxymz fcr The more 1fr.rir :r.1 Cftiflslorms, Hu' f'Cr1fifQrIS, find iC'fr 'QQ 1f',fAF Mote-lor ::Q.1S3C'1T1f1S fxrf- .r f ' :f-rf-var .IC'.li 5: 7 :fa '14-e1rr-fi Y ' A md fly-.r Qfifgcrs fri. R 'A.' f::L Vfsfii,-If fxffki CSL-f: '.'A -Prefggfif-:At j1'r, '9:QQ: .ffjl S6 ,'I'f'1I'3 '::.dfA::AI,f,n.1A. lm Tre-fxsnrez The other fkQ'ff1lTC:S :slxow Tfr P'gs:ff2lf Hfzivct' d1rQf'!1r..1 1 iionfpwrt C11 I.fF'I f'-' fix iIlS'fE1CCl Bill Pifirdii reff .vin 1 ,giif LEFT :fre in-.'c:rCi ir, xiii i'Cr:.rXcAT1Tfr1 ZTCI: BYfff,fEf f.fi1iTI1e':.' Tiofittr' 'lfld TINA spergirs 'ipr-'rect znzrxcjizrf-i if-.ju R Q V ,Ag1.., 'ju A i ,, , B Emi WE A A , 2 X YW, UXK v ' x, Q, ip, :5.faf x fm , x THE GLEE CLUB Ii 'W wx and .av 'WM N Q F f' f we 1 Qc 1 G 1615 HMT T: :pr , A-AAC' iq, ,, '1 A' A, FA .li A A, x A ., ze H' ri,:Ai,fQ. A,lC f' ,S F1 AA cp '. 'ing 3AA,,: AAAQ p, st SC .gOTT MVS src 'p ,f 5,A, A AG S Ag: -F. fffsbrte CQAFOV Q F' sever :A :A A. ,QA1, fig well as 1,141 iromimem ,gmt in ihe Christmas CWACQIT . Mercy 11, A ,wchoc mud .1 ..,. ,QM1 Spa 1 cancer! Ar Ff',19ST.' 'N 1 UNA 1 UU ,rnfig 3 'mix' F C C . 'actor Ar Lefnxci .1A:A W lS 1 Tl 'A :zz fr,-SA .CitA.i'1. 1, U -C 1, AC .A ,FET W ,AQ ,T XJ. A.,Jil,Qf2 .I viii ' Al ..1-i LLC, . '.'1:r.Q fly' ' A A :l,i.-CAA Qgf 'I flfiil, H eA'e1AA A' ICQ, A , , 1Ai dz f Q .AAA Fi X' L ,Y Y . , . U, . N an-1 445 A A, , . - ...ff.,, , 'L, T-E , ' ,AS W, NQ.,,K '. Qfl . I' , . Hyde 'xox 40.1 G, Q' . xl cr 'Of . . K Tie amount of intelligence eacn ol us possesses can be NO :N ' 40 made known to the world only if are articulate. We can I , . , , , - - ' ' ,niarae our potentiaiiies by lcecorrgna tluent speakers, fb NO! Debatina is a sharp cliisell Since we are the sculptors of It I X if 5 4- NO:-'9'f! yxxi DEBATE CLB our lives, We cannot allord to 'fiaste one chip of our fruitful toriorrox-.'s ln debatina, perhaps more than in other acf tivitjx, we learn to rely' upon ourselves, Thus we prepare ourf selves to take advantaae ol the opportunities tliat present themselves to us, We learn to think independently, to express our tnouants freely, to stand on our own two feet . Qur Debate Club worked hard and achieved success in attaining this aoal of debating. Mr, Elvin lsewandowski worked most energetically with tlie team, and was assisted in the lunior division by Mr. lohn Rohan. Members ol the Senior Debate Team were: Cecil Schotte lim Childress, lack Walsh CSecretary4TreasurerD, Gene Mc- Ardle, Bernard Kelly CVice-Presidentl, lim Murray, Walter Reisner, Don Costello lpresidentl, lerry Dolrierty, and Larry Scnaellein lunior members included Frank Given, Emmet Alvir, lohn lvlulnerne, Ed McGuire, and Dick Fallon. TI I I2 M IZTIZOR f ID? . ff-,Nd fy-,f s auf. -UQ -f f-f-sm Editorial Staff: Gerald Kennedy, Associate Editor Bernard Kelly, Art and Photography: Eugene MCI-Xrdle. Editor-in-Chief: Francis Higgins, Activities Editor Thomas Koch, Sports. Art: Chan Tom, Ed Czuk, Mike Poprick. .sd Qf ,. .. -. ,fy f't'.Q -H'-G f. 5 Yi. , f.-Y nf,-, -F -1 vq' fvf-- fs. ,A gf-,,-A .W .p., V ,. ff It ' . -Ji ..i,S .c L J. c. k 'pot r if --'f-fr ' fig je H- A .Y A A ,qv ?, ,JCI Activities: Don Costello, Harry Wysocki lack Walsh lack O'Shea, loe Klecka. Sports: Don Aldrich and Bob Curley 3 E Q 'dn Q 'vu Editor-in-Chief Harry Wysocki talks over an issue with his Editors Bob Curley, Don Costello, and Iim Ward. Posing happily for our photographer were the upperclassmen. reporters and ccrrtoonists. The smaller group is composed of Cub reporters, first year men. Brother L. Thomas, ?.S.C. was the Moderator of this leading activity. THE lrlroiriti tiie 1.itir1r1,: efforts Cf gts ea1tor.3 reporters and advisers the De La Salle Vigtofy :mas refgeived First Class Bath: fret: the lla- tionai Ssholastie Fre ss .Qssodatierl for the 'east tive 'gears This is hiah praise indeed to a sjent as t.vit 'A.' wrricili derrrands lone: hours and firwards little alory. But the satisfaetion gained ion' tribpitma a minute jearilele of faith niorals or humor to the daily routine is thanks EYTCLQQIE to a rnernber. Therein lies a noble lYCICllllCYi for Vistory irien to maintain in the future VTCTOBY STAFF, i949 Editor-infChiet Feature Editor . . Harry Wysocki . , Don Costello , Bob Curley . . . lirn Ward . r . Chan Torn, Managing Editor . News Editor . Cartoonists . , Mike Poprick, Bob Bartz ICTORY hilt Crters Seniors. berntird Kelly' Bil lflC'CClITlQffk loin Hir' l,4art1n Bigriafv lift. SZ'A.'16YYQl'f1 Ma:-1 laprisir ltirzicis Gig 'A.' Nfoerr- Tffif ',.' risk. F: '.,' lit-firm' fix. lleianey, Boi, fildrgfii, Dick Cl.arr.hers Kreika, lohn lVlfZYYITlOlT, li: Childress Eafjff Q Connor Bgll Haworth Sophornores Larry Gorlicl-ci, Tom Crib lim Canzer find ',.' Leahy, Ed Hall, Torn Blahd lohn Cheval BQIQ Doyle, Gerrit van Wissliik Freshmen' Emmett Alvin, Philip Carroll, Donald Wroble Bobert White, Nicholas Kuhn, Terry Donahue lames Balis, Thomas Mueller. Charles Zak Clarence Carey, Robert Distel, larnes Range. Adviser . . Brother L, Thomas, FSC, Photography Adviser ..,.. , . . . Brother l. Francis, FSC, 4655 HCI ECOMI I TER FROLIC SENIGR PRC i s Qin br ig --'11 5 -.x Rf DA Et The time hos come . . . the schmoo hos soid . . A to tolk ot mony ttnnas . ot tormot clothes ond orchids , ond momentous noppeninos . , . Q S -. . , Z rims turn our ottentton to tnose . - . . . , X otornoes 'ffnifin mode so much fun tor us rn rf -M' tnts yeotr. In November the Seniors A sponsored Hornncomino , , . the Gym tronstorrned by Mike Poprick ond his stoft , . on overflow Crowd . , ttrnmie Drcrke ond his Qrchestro tn Iornuory it :vis the Wmter Frotrc A trees, snow. tozfiles, everyttnnu. And then the nrqtit of ments The Senior Prom. The stone ot this joyous ottritr 'nos the Cor nivot Room of the Lcfke Shore Club. Welt toni rc-member ott these hifxtt tights of o EECIQQQ' sofztol yeor. 66h X feb i. - '4 . 4 J, - af -if y,f f 5 2 fkav' 3 5 6? 4 ' 3 gf A 'V K fy 3 i 5 .f I lg' 5 '. X Ji N 'o .uf 7 4' sf' ' ' '- - ' 'f 'T' ef? , -. mul 5'9 -.'r,,g f f ,, 1' A71 -JL -, 'i I V r. , ' ,, QQ. A,, f A Ki,- I A i RW I I. r ' . , , , 1 , ,H A .tj 'F' ff' 2-9,- ' M ' 1 eil? fl' -5- - ' QT., b r fd li is 4 . 'U' MOT! HZRQ' A. 'D IZRYITIF HZRQ' C L lj BQ Trims 'gear as in years iione by the De La Salle Fathers and Moth! ers Clubs have proved an important link in the chain which binds school with Eiome Both groups are inspired by the desire to do all in their power to help the school which their sons are attending, Both Clubs have reason to be proud of their work this past year. The Mothers sponsored the Fall Card and Bunco Party in addition to sev- eral bcnetits. Their series ot monthly business and social meetings were thoroughly enjoyed by all the meme bers. The Dads worked tirelessly at all games and school events, staged a Bingo Night, an Activity Night, and Banaucts for the Football and Bas ketball teams, The Clubs combined to present g '.'.'OSCi9TiLlllQ' successtul Family Night. Behind the scenes ot all these events were the hard working Moth' ers and Dads who make all things go well These devoted friends ot our school are too numerous to mention here, but they are well represented by their officers. For the Mothers Club these were lllrs Charles Lejeck, President Mrs Mark Rearf don, Vicefpresident- Mrs Arthur O'Malle',', Recording Secretary: Mrs. Laurence Callan, Corresponding Secretary Mrs Eugene Kavanagh Treasurer The Fathers Club oii1cers were Mr Peter Bockstghler Presif dent- Captain Frank Tokgrs, First Vicefpresident Mr Victor Trauscht Second Vicefpresident' Mr. Martin Green Secretary' Mr. lack Flynn, Tregsiirer BSD The Mothers' Club officers above are Mrs. Kavanagh, Mrs. Reardon, Mrs, Leieck, Mrs. O'Malley and Mrs. Callan. With Brother H. Maurice and Brother Matthew, Director, at the Football Banquet were Mr. Martin Green and Captain Frank Tokars. A typical monthly meeting of the Mothers in the Library. Chef Tokars sees that the Dads are well taken care of at one of the Corned Beef and Cabbage dinners. Brother Matthew. Director, and Mr. Peter Bockstahler were in the positions of honor at the Football Banquet. AT IQETRIQ M TIME Ciir f1r.i1r1i Petrf,-ut Qperfd 1-:gtrg i ffiss in iff- 'f feat 254. it irictiicied the ti.ref di 'ui' f1Cf Fiery - . ner 29, 27 xiii 'nf Father Henri 'fetter CP iid i:f E'.'?f t.'fctt21e'.-5 'feiter CP. 'Iff','.i',lf'fC:T. the Retrect. These tvfli Pizzsciisfs :ide sf feel Cicse to trzerr. .r. ref: trieridstiip during the Retreat Grid inspired us h their p.et','i1r.CQ CCfY.TY.Of'r SQITSV spiritiiclit 'A.' Trieg' prepqrad xi ' .',' eil fcr the C1::,'l'AiTQ6S rrteet '.-,' it:1 If fur ffverydcj: tives. The Ptetrezt swim-dute :'1',f- gs tr' e for gvgjxer ard ict t:,tr.x.f Ubout our preserit sftioot, ticrrfv Grd sicicl life, izrgd Ghost tire future Very evidentt 'A.' the Retreat ' red sgffess Ls CQ reieivecl HCQ1 Corrrnuriiori on the iridi diy id 11' dt ?,estc'.'.'f-ci Ci ins the Pupil Elessiic, ci: dispositions were such Us we '.'.'f1T'iTtEi'f Z tc be UN Qur iifetirre JETEORS I CTIO l Brother Iames Francis. Moderator. Officers: Mike Poprick. Bernard Kelly, and Iohn Lockwood. Larry NOWlCkl who re yomed hrs class rn trme to graduate thrs Iune Club members lm Chrldress lack Kull Walt Hess B111 Burnett Chcxrlxe Usher Carl Hen derson Tony Iakubrcek hm Goonan Bob Curley Don Trusk Tom Ander sen S1 Hcmdzrk Bob Curley Andy Stew art and Don Costello en route to Mcxdxson to fol low the Meteors study m contrast at a recent banquet smllmq are Irm Gcmzer and Punchy Gnffm serrous are Dan Garvey and Don Nlego 47x15 y tlwe Canlera Cluln -5 A lr e es P S woo er oftee mo mer res ff rms F Q S l Vl e 1' T3 'fe Jos tlee D es dert f' po L, V 9 es 6 n oo ecreilr les r rsaw 'W -n-of 5' l . 2 I f, ' x A 1 i U . A 1' 3' - : ' 7, J fi l ,v Q . . : . , 4.-f 0 9 .1 Q 'V 1 - Q 4 X ' 5 L l 5--' .1 , X ! f l ' fre fwfr ri? 1:5 ff Q: 1 Clk, ze ar. zmistizria r ,z lC'fi'.1' fte rr.cr:.be7fg eggi ,,.1Ci'grf's ie lgridreae did il1Q,r Czar, drf.'f'.:z',f. 1 vid Crit' r' 1 f'TAL ff1f-Clf1.'f'Y keftfr iiitqrec aid eiiuefi '15, 'tt rwti Az .cl lfwide Cari C C ,. -I U. t2 la ., . l-.G rj , .SC the or 0 this acti BJ rar ' fr. llw' M .A . r i .,lt.r1ke giricf EC 'Pr id if and lcl'1.rL'3Ck'.-.' 0 W, See t r 3 ure rv That after-school chat in the gym- George Havlicek. Brother Ioel, Brother Francis, Ioe Horeisch, George Lombard, and Brother Lucian. Senior 31 pounding away at the typewriters during seventh period. Bennies and Sophs report for their most popular period. And they give full attention to every detail of the lesson. A little photographed part of DLS-the tower with its statue of St. De La Salle. A bird's eye view oi noon competition in the yard. That famous last period study time in the library. X , -Q rf. if LQ A A f ix ff 1 f j 1 K Ml I A A 1 7 'lf N, i fx:-lx 'Q , 9 ' r, 5 3' 1 . 4 u ,, Q F6 YI 'Q '4 , v gf 'P , 2' . W V A . fr 1 , . gf? 2 Hxgtx' tv it ' gr f 5 'H ef' 'fi' , sq fig! ,ww G. A , , I N f Q .A X. I hi I 0 'v 6.. gQ., ,af Q 3 V , 3' I AAAS 64 i MQ, 4 .a:A - . WWW 3, g y 3? IT HAPPF ED THIS YEAR Ioe Kadlubek looks with pride on the diploma which tour years of hon- or work earned tor him Leroy Evans receives the most valuable player trophv from Brother Maurice, Athletic Direc- tor . . . Perpetual Adoration be- fore the Most Blessed Sacrament was inaugur- ated with volunteer stu- dents taking their turns Mr. Clem Lane '05 ad- dressed the student body at Assembly on Catholic Action. Mr. Lane, now City Editor of the Daily News. is pictured here with Senior President lim Ryan and Brother I. Matthew, Director. A group ot six charter members were inducted into the DLS Chapter of the National Honor So- ciety in a very impres- sive ceremony on Feb- ruary 2. Here Brother Director is shown ad- dressing the assembled Honor Students at the Induction program. .-'-fr:.'aew..- V I y . ' -1' r , 'I ,, 2' ' T- ,.. A A f i 6 ..,......- ,, , . f g 4 6- , 5 '4 ' . 5.3. ' ' . ' . ' L y , - V ' , ' g AG? 0 V Z ,vig f it 93' ' 'T 4' H ' in-It-.lun-3 W H- fl - - R- fr .. Hy. .. ...S L 1 H- - A' '1'-1- '-sri-.vu . t , L, . .M Mmarm-H' . 'Q Lani: 4 ,adn 'FQ Y N ,af n- 'wx W A x '- RV. 5 ln- 1-- V 4 C' - 1. dl , . l -. - 1 v ,X I III,I, I It t At Dc- La Salle there is a well-developed athletic program in which the varsity teams are supported bt' a variety of intramural sports. Thus we carry on the athletic traditions made great by De La Sallr- mf-n of the past men like George Connor AllAArm1r1can at Notre Dame, now ot the Chicago Bears: Eddie Riska, former AllfAmerican and Professional basketball star: Ed Krause. Alle American in football and basketball, now Bas- ketball Coach and Athletic Director at Notre Dame: lack Kcrris, center on Loyola's currently great team. This ye-ar's athletic leaders include Don Niego of the Heavies, Football Captain Don Aldrich, Bob Flanagan ofthe Lights, Rich Bernier ot the Track Squad, Don Mavar of the Baseball Team, and Tom Monks of the Boxing Team. I N til Y l . x I ' I s , 1 I s 0 ' I ' - ' 's ff- .IS lf' ff f ,ef wise gi, Aft '. 'N is lf!!! 5 Q' V 7 7 X f-1 A LI' 'X A' L QQ Q X-. l J ' ' - 1' it 17,31 ,Qt '52 V- 1-. kv- -fm -1-L. 2. 6 I swf 3 f,' 4? y E . 1 ' 1. 3. 13,1 'fr x P A vf s xx. --.0 ,lfi ,.,, .ff-5' , ' , :',',,,'- 'A'.f'f f -'4 ' .,, ,.... ,'-'. .- U z .f,, 1' xg? .. '4 'V . , A.. .4.,, . 4. ,-f ry- I ,v- iff, FUQTBALL AT DE L Following two weeks of individual condi- tioning and three weeks of gruelling training at Camp of the Pines, Oosburg, Wisconsin, the Meteors set themselves for the season opener against St, Philip. The ensuing close-fouaht battle was played in sultry weather and found us on the short end of a 20-12 score. Bill O'Mal- ley's running was the bright spot in the game. At Key Branch Stadium on the following Sunday, September 19, our Meteors won their first game of the campaign from St. Mel 18-13. The half-time scoreless tie was broken when Bill O'Malley and Leroy Evans did the scoring for us. Hopes were high as we opened the League season against Leo, but Wages runback of the opening kick-off immediately put us on the defensive, With several regulars on the bench nursing injuries, we dropped this one 2541. On October 3 we won our first league vic- tory from the lronmen of St. Elizabeth. Blair Keating was on the receiving end of passes tossed by Don Mavar and Bill Olvlalley to give us a 12-O victory. We dropped our next five games to Carmel, Rita, Madison, VVeber, and De Paul. Weber ended the season in a tie for the South Section Championship, but they found us a very tough foe. For the first time in weeks we had a full squad free from injuries. Leroy Evans was the spark-plug in the initial drive which carried us 33 yards to a touchdown. Cur points came .Q , U' 543 St 50 if Q . .....t 'N ' ' 2' F .f r I' I 3 li , . V I VV 3 'ggi - 'r , . 1 if '- g , .- W.-. 'N x D ALLE from a 33-yard pass, O'Malley to McFee. Don Aldrich added the extra point. The Fathers' Club staged a magnificent banquet in the school cafeteria on December 2 for the members of the team and their Dads. Trophies were presented to Leroy Evans, the most valuable back, Tom Methinitis, the most valuable line-man, and to Don Aldrich, Cap- tain. Sweaters and letters were then presented to all those who had Worked hard and faithfully during the season, Mr. Vince Oliver and Mr. Tom Noble did the coaching this year. Brother H. Maurice, FSC., was our hard-Working Athletic Director. His very efficient student managers were Billy Sheehan, Sam Scifo, and Rich Cavanaugh. 77 - w-,my if X -x Coach Coach Vince Oliver Tom Noble The Meteors of 1948: Blair Keating. Iim Bansley. Tom Monks. Al Rubalcaba. Marty Parkinson. Bernie Parrington. Don Mavar. Ed MCI-'ee. Iim Sheehan. Frank Catenzaro. Second Row: Bill Sheehan. Frank Fletcher. Dave Hegg. Ches Ciszewski. Tom Methinitis. Dave Benes, Tom Koch. Ioe Salay. Bill Quinn. Tony Valenzio. Bill McCarthy. Sam Sciio. Third Row: Coach Tom Noble, lim Fahev, Tom Carpenter. lim Carroll. Bill Bockstahler, Don Sullivan, Gene McDonald. Si Handzik, Ierry Kubina. Roy Evans, Bill O'Mal- ley. Coach Vince Oliver. Fourth Row: Matt Howe. George McDevitt. Bill Bellomo. Bob Allen. Dan Shine, and Tom Boyle. 179D l lf I vw 'M' J-33, 'ae 'Sf V s 'T ygw. Leroy Evans, most valuable player, and Don Aldrich, End and Captain oi the team. With good blocking. Evans Bill O'Malley's favorite play was to go over the Flows lhmugh G big Leo lme' would-be tacklers, as he does here against Weber. There was a worried look on the bench as Leo took an early lead over us in the opening league game. Managers Sam Sciio and Billy Sheehan keep Tom Methinitis and Bob Allen were an eye on the scrimmage at practice time. two stalwart linemen this year. if 4 ACTIU This Soph-Iunior squad gave the varsity many a rugged scrimmage during the season. Bill O'Ma1ley hits a Weber back hard as Don Aldrich comes up to lend a hand. Bob Allen almost went for the distance as he snared a pass and ran beautifully against Leo. Tom Monks, haliback, and lim Carroll, center, at early season work-outs. Blair Keating and lerry Tokars were two underclassmen who played well their first season. Em 3 5 WA' I Q Ev A4 3 I .a M f -Fa. Q Q no if J' 4 NS Q X 'x' Sw 5 L ,!A. Q 1 . A fg, ff, 1 , , ,r.a-.g.'f':, 1 I Y Q05 1' ' , ,QQ Al 4 I ' ek ,. 1' , 'V ' ,fb gf v W 6 x ' 4- 'fl' ', ' L, :K , y ' H J r . V 1 fn, ' 1 w , 4 Q if ' ff '5 I' . H ' ' 1 nl X A Ml Q., Tx il - -42 . K l'.t '2A'g 'n! fl 7 b . ' , -. 1 l. ' . f , ' I 4 Q y 'J' I x is YA? 'N 'ln Q, N n xvf- I -1, X . E fxtxs I 'Z I X L affk .lm 9 I 'C The 1948 Squad G Welter B Bartos G Nolan E OBnen F Haw L Yandel Second Row T OMal1ey I Balcarcel D Wroble M Taffe I Sullxvan R Mann G Rubalcaba Thud Row Brotherl Tlmothy Coacn T Blake I Manmng I Crowley D Volenh R Nmego H Holmes T Mueller V Swenson T Keele Top Row E Maloney I Pleckz R Kozella E Alvxr G Spellacy W Barhshell P ODonnell W Magee I Boyle and P Meegan I RIA H NIA IUCN I Al I Mr Ed Tobm Coach 0 llfll I Q F If YVGI V QPSSIO IS IUPUI In f fwfr F CG I 'I 1 'N ' y 1 ' i 4 A I , 4 3 , I , , , J .J Ifridar tif- - Hier' 1' ' lfI.'AV'Of Britney I,'I':rr1cII1 '.,' '1I'fClIfIf I Tumi Cliff-'.si1.t3ff. 'zrx ICIrf?lIllS1'C'1YIf'i!YTTfd'.'.'6ll1IQCf'Qf 'f1 rrpemfns Cf tif- 'ITILC Tl II di1rI'.' .1 I Clif- . Yf ' ' 1651 ri-Sxlfs lf 'J1'4T6'1ffF Cver FY P':Tr1 k3 iid FI'f.riii'. I' f . ',f5r? Cv- if rude ',', ff rircvfd The rffxruri Cf defff' 1121.1 SI Iq:rg'1'I'1S Sf, If. Q fzrid 31 Flzzlliyx SI Ce-Ar f ff.'.ff','1.'d fl T vftirr' Jfwf Ctr Jlf','9I', FTCff'.ll1GlT1f',1C . Lf :r.C.ld':if2,3 ,5+'.'c:r':Q :,,r:::,.f1.r,1 L4 '..' I fig weft f 'LS'j7,'Jf'ff:d I I I rust ther' he :ii C'lI'f.YfAl.l.'2If fir f,C31f1CITS CIT fly? VT TRAMURALS Fully a half of our student body' participateo in sore type of 'llffilif competition during this year. Ll. :aa an oioportignitg' to be on teams in base- ball, basketball, boxing, handball, softbcll, and track. ln baseball our rear: was undefeated in winning the Sixth District American Legion Championship, Basketball had the biggest followina with Noon League teams competinzz energetically for the title, and ','.'1lIl tx-.fo nonfvarsity' squads, the luniors and lflidaets, winning nearly a hundred games. Don lflavar and Bill lffcNicholas z-:ere school champs in handball Softball seemed the most evenly matched sport with all teams frequently' in the winning column. Car track team was a bit inactive this season but we hope to be back in city competition soon. Steigerwald and Yucuis fight for the ball while Pell makes for the basket. Whitey Putlak speedy shonsiop Don Aldrich looks in pain here but he Won this one from Bill OIMUHEY- lack Gallagher has won several iirsts Softball always is keenly con- in the shot put and the high lump' tested during Noon games. l, 'il'l2A,Xll- gggr TRAIA Tony Bonomo scores for the Room 31 Elves. winners of first round competition in the Noon League. Havlicek blocks Vaic- kus out of this play. Senior Rooms 45 and 35 were also represented by powerful teams. Pat Durkin was the League's leading scorer. Although Klatt has Monks against the ropes here, Monks won this Activity Night match. Boxing was popular this year during the weeks between basketball and the spring sports. Bill McNicholas won the Frosh- Soph handball title in the an- nual tournament. First baseman Art Lisowski is a tour year veteran of dia- mond competition. Infielders Iohn Kelly. Iim Putlak. and Bill Bockstahler found him a good target. Probably the most versatile athlete in school, Don Aldrich was easily voted the most valuable player on the base- ball team. Don was considered one of the best catchers in Le- gion ball in the state last season. At all DLS athletic contests our cheering section was directed by Louis Scalise, Ray Adom- aitis. Tony Kozlowski. Iohn Ferraro. lim Gallagher, and Ioe Yerkes. These enthusiastic cheerleaders were under the capable direction of Brother H. William. 4 P The lunior Basketball Squad: Russ Pullano. Steve Scios, Captain Ierry Murphy. George Havlicek. Bob Aldrich, Tony Bonomo. lim Szygenda. Pat Durkin, Art Morgan. Iim Loughlin, George Lombard. Iohn Kelly, Marty Burke. Ioe Horeisch. This team won 82. lost 6 during their long season. Action pictures show: Pat Durkin about to snatch a tree ball and score. Iohn Kelly does the same in another play with the assist- ance ot Marty Burke's nice block. Frank Sato places tirst in this practice dash. More than a hundred students reported lor track this season. With several veterans returning. a strong team was assured. High Commissioner Harry Wy- socki ot the Noon League con- fers with league officials Don and Bob Aldrich. Whitey Otten, and Don Niego. These otti- cials cooperated with team captains to run their own league with complete compe- tency. lim Ryan. Senior Class Presi- dent, Band President, honor student, took time out last season to win a regular posi- tion on the baseball team. Iim hit well over the .400 mark to lead the batters. Not tar be- hind him were Don Mavar and Don Aldrich. 4 87, fTl2,'XiXlURALQ . . . Great interest in intramural competition is reflected here in a typical noon-time basketball crowd. On the days when they were inactive, players and coaches would scout opposing teams and even shout disap- proval of the referee's decisions now and then. Var- sity players were coaches for the Room teams. In a practice scrimmage with the Iuniors, Tom Moody is seen trying to reach Bob Aldrich. The mad scramble tor the ball found Chick Flanigan and Gene Murphy fighting it out with Iim Zzygenda. The Midget Basketball team: Ierry Brady, Iim Murphy, Tom Grib, Tom Moody, Georae Leibtorth. Iim Murray, Captain Bob Risden, Ray Feiner. Bob Deuser. Pat Kiley, Ierry Yucuis, Bill Trail, Gene Murphy, Charlie Flanigan. The Midgets won 38, lost 9 during their season. Trackmen Mike Poprick, Iim Loughlin. and Art Morgan qo through their paces in preparation for a meet. Mike is a four year veteran in the hurdles While Loughlin and Morgan are distance men. Don Mavar, Iunior-Senior handball champion, prepares to serve. Since Brother Timothy revived the annual handball tournament, interest in this sport has grown until now the courts are in constant use. Four Sluggers: Aldrich, Goslin, Lisowski, and Putlak. Action in the First Noon League: Among the freshmen, competition was in two divisions-Lights and Heavies. Sophomores played heavyweight only. Rooms ll, 13, and 15 battled all season for the championship of the Freshmen. Sophomore 23 had one ot the better heavy- weight teams. Ierry Kubina gets the jump in cr Second Noon League game. His Senior 38 team was never in first place but it did win more than its share of games from the leaders. Referee Aldrich keeps a close eye on this play. The track team: Frank Sato, Vito Bertucci, Richard Ber- nier, Walt Petersen. Art Morgan, Iim Loughlin, lack Gallagher, Stan Lisak, Andy Stewart. and Mike Poprick. Former Intramural stars now members ol the Lights: Harold Caponera, Dan Garvey, and Tony Schulz. f MINOR SPORTS 4 AS ETBALI, . . . HEAVIE The Heavzes Ron Nlego Bob Dxstel Don Nlego George Pluard Ierry Tokcrs Don Aldnch Leroy Evans Vm e Howe Bob Allen Ray Sullxvcm and Icxck Pleckx Mr Vmce Ohver Coach Wmmm, anlx four aamee our Heavx v G1aht team Can ardl Ve S ld to wave wad a suffess ul seasa et te me e 1 O' aU We CW xere t react be sald Wat e never fave p f ah m Don Marrch at auard plaw ed me steadrest season e t PAQTCVI unl fhe fnal ames sa' rr me team S eaam Seorer ard La m fe Seftrans OP Q orers Vcaee C r aa Bala M16 ai Ce e err Kars r erf x Q er ar D r ' C arrfr a' d WCC a e r e d er Dc Ad a 13QD1 S w 'Nr' wo A 1 'W es 're Meteere S f' fe f f-4 pfff f + rcr e e C few l Cnr eef e Q TFT Uv aes e 2A 5 , . V , My .M E1Y,.,,G' i-1 a,f. ,HY al :ir df . . . -,i , ' .a th Q' Q Q 1,11 a. Q ' L . A' I ' and k ,Q i.. N 'ia Tl. , A a A az: hir.. 1 , Q 1 a ., -M iz ' fd' a well th, Scatli ,' 1 , at . .. ,, 131210 'X d J .A , Ari :it r I Ta a aaa I- ,jr E ,t fart-.4 ds, ag Nea Pa 'A.' Spgllivai and D33 AI A, ffaarde dm A, at f Th ,lC'3'1T..1. Tri lea iri.: eiar , 2 L rfb, 2 d Aaut. Nat far herxia Tckars 1-:ith T32 aid Da.. Ngaa 119 Ii they fra'fft1 -1 Cram ., aa ., . Iarwa SQO.-.Q 'A.' but rf: Qff ICC farrri as tie: Swaripea Si. MeQ at lgrzie N52 as Dar. flea: scorn 13 F2112 They also 1-:Ci their Cpefgi: izarrie ii i:.e Sf Q AJ '17 TQ .ri'1f',ern.f :A S1 Iv:3l1l.l2 EE-33 Tle L fpzige 1a::,,s '.-:ere 265 ,,,, fa. ' 1: Cla ', aa marie '.'.' as awaits' ffaigit Carrid Sixth ,ea i-r Chatirigafs '.'.' KQCTTA we me ,Qe f-r.t.:e .:i::i.e :at :mga frall 'A.' Qi area as QQ: :ie 921.1 1, ine 41:51 fiirqgfff 12? We fiiieied Car Seasif. '.'.' .ig 'J ripsmz . ' ' , Q-L7 J1'51Crl'C'Jf,r ft Ffa The Lzghts hm Putlak Tom Monks Dan Garvey hm Gnffm hm Lawlor Phxl Shendan Blaxr Keatmg George Entress Captam Bob Flanagan Berme Parrmgton Tony Schulz hm Magee Coach Vmce Ohver BA KFTB LL LIGHTS After tla hma throuah a sertee ot pre season vtcto es ou mexpertehced hahtwetaht team plaved a good seasor Pl though thex dtdrtt make the play otts our Meteors f ere e ea by everv team m the league Op ortents espectally respe tea the abthty ot our great center Boo Flanagan who manaaea to average tlfteen pomts a game m sptt ot be rm auarded b o or three men each t1me To h Q shootma abthtv Bob addea Q oert rebourtdma and beautttul paesma Whttev Putlalc oar Speedster ana h1ahest ecorma auard l-hs p rtrter t t t astttort fab rrost o ten Tom Monks or Phu Sher cl t r s e e eor e htrees tm Tlull' d I' .J rf' S ur h Craft ce Jam Q re W r e 4 3 and 54 4U Tlldeh 24 23 and Per er 3 33 c aa St eor e 1 v t e e V N he rd S El o ed eever l hose rr S e e e e Q rc uded YH the Z3 t Qta l e '19 SCGb,6 S Athletic Director Brother H Maunce FS C 9 .J 0 o o S ' , , . . A ' ri , ' r X , f ' L if - . K 'J f ar, ' . .A ' V I 'A V 1 w g ' ' ' ' ' e . 7 i a Lv L A ' . A I - L A . 1 1 if ' . h -3-:A . ' 4 ' o. ' , ' A . ' was ' ' L ' A . ' a . a ha gia ' A , v. ' tg, 3. A A . i ai. .51 the forwa d r G g E ,G , G 'U' t, an Bertie Parri .atom VQ,ti:'i d i a l e ion i me, 1-Je. St. .aa ys 5323 St. ll l3 -2 f , ' .. - -, A. .g S- 3. We last to Vo atior1al45f35, Loyola 33-17, , G .ao C3-33 Car League ic aries 1-for o er Ve' r once a . t. .izalzeth it-tice. lffe dr pp H at ol game to the leaaa l ad rs. Boi: Flanagan i . l Q .. .Elo r in -uns of the variops - ,N , . . 512 0 wg. Q z E 8 'S K. fl 423 7' vw -stag slf si' LIGHN Putlak passes to Entress in a close game with Mount Carmel. Here Putlak encounters op' position as he drives in. Lightweight regulars were: Center Bob Flanagan Guard Whitey Putlak Guard Tom Monks Forward Bernie Parrington. Two players guarding him was nothing new to Bob Flanagan as he continued to pour in the points. Punchy Griffin must have been tripped as he heads iloorward. an unnatural po- sition ior him. N 24' 2A A , , 1 'f. If ks .Q . ei Fifgf Y' fm Ha 5 , , O 0 . -N 5-3 14,1 'x f, L52 if 3 Q 'if fx 4 f-1 i -- 'Q 1' 5 l9l'5 f lla 2' , f L gl ,arf xii. C a 5' ' 5 A I 2 Cnr Flvweioht ouintet has been an eytremelu' touch team al 1 N A . Y, A . . . lu LYX season. These FrosheSophs dropped only one home some as they 1 ' . 1 ' I I Mr. Tom Noble, Coach R. Haw, S. Swen- son, W. Kunzler. N. Masterson, W. Rogan, H. Ca- ponera, W. Trail. Manager E. Lof- tus, I. Sullivan. I. Kane, R. Mar- tin, C. Flanigan, I. Donahue, I. Murphy, Mana- ger W. Moore. Manager E. Lof- tus, S. Bland, P. Cavanaugh, F. Dillon, I. Fitzgerf ald, Pl. Distel, I. Morgan, Mana- ger W. Moore. R. Crowley, I. Plecki, E. Kadlu- bek, D. Sikorcy, P. S a ulieko, I. Grankowski, I. Cannady,T.Stell- mach, and Coach Tom Noble. -rushed tn second plaoe Ili the South Se-Cttori neaotzrrg siorere eri 'JYQITSCTI Martin K11n7ler, and rarlfineen fl, ' .. JAH.. .. . . ,Ar ,..,,..,.... . . ,. ,,. Xl WI I X 1 I If C1 EL Kfldlxgrf-lt 9.1:21lf,,tko, The IC rid ?.6'jKl, il e owed SW no . ,.., . ' ' 'aff' fr fe r, .ge'Jf'f':, ' fr' 'f 6' 1 rea . 1 l I 1 k A ' ' . I ' ' ' ' ' . . ' . IA if': f ff? tfie erxa Cf 1 :ro fzy ,i.'.'f4 Produ :fi Q Ly' CP.l.ffPUS SEHQYCEQ CBJ? 3. Phozoglcphy by RQQT STUIXQ, ffggcagi 1,-V.. - .V ,f , ,I-,,-A f,,,U .W .wg-g,. vi.: ' 'EA Q D v , , . x V-. 4 if 4 ., x A . W' - ,f-- ,, 9 LL , NYM ir U ' v gr -1 'fm' nf'-A---W ---f--ff, A,.L,.L, , Ag WWW, YVVVY HY . YY fir ingi VL E