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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1950 volume:

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Hillock, as the Ioe D. for the class of 1950. Your fellow classmates have chosen you as representative of what a De La Salle man should be. By your exhibition of activity, loyalty, leadership and sincerity you are a personification of Mr. De La Salle. We. your friends and school associates, hail you. wishing you a bright future filled with God's blessings. :XX , I 'ffm WJ 703,519 cc X- W- - - k , . 2. . if ll? 1, gl , .'b,,,, n 3 0 U 5' 51 I' v pr- O C HU , 1 J, ' ,Q ,W , K 1 ' V -15,5 . .. , it yn TMJ o:3j'l'f at 7'ze5Lmen I9 6 POM 'yours :Q the f1l,f:vQ l1VO Prefslimerg Gffferr sllovfed 'QI'OIT'llSC by their ictivzly' and mdustry, cf lieiommc true De LQ Salle mmf Todfzy, thas some Uroup of live Cltelowl melt scholcrsnip service 'ind leadersirp ff? lf7YfJYCCl themselves '.'Jorll1',' to be Called mei Cf De L61 Salle en z'o'c.4 I9 0 f P I 'VVY 1- Y E 4 . , 4 ff E I 'L vfuw--- PRIVATE , , ., ui ,,. x Q!! 'F K if Y Ma. Wi! the administration up raw BROTHER I MATTHEW FSC BROTHER I AUSTIN FSC Dlrector and Prmcrpal Dean Algebra l Religron 2 BROTHER H EDWARD F S C BROTHER L PAUL FS C Homeroom Freshman I2 Relrgron I Englrsh 1 World Hrstory Debate Chairman Department of RGIIQIOU Homeroom Se-mor 38 Relrgron 4 Chemistry Ge ometry Charrman Depart ment of Sclence and Music Band Moderator BROTHER H PATRICK F S C Homeroom Iumor 35 Relrgron 3 French l 2 Span rsh 1 2 Charrman Depart ment of Languages and faculty 6 h,,.... BROTHER H MAURICE FSC BROTHER IAMES FSC Ass stan! Prmcxpal Homeroom Semor 43 Shorthand Athletlc Modera or Re-l1g1on 4 Engllsh l Hxstory Chau' Fathers Club Moderator man Department of Soczal Scrence Natronal Honor SOC19lY Moderator BROTHER H FRANCIS FSC Homeroom Freshman 14 Religion 1 Solld Geometry Algebra 1 Chaxrman De partment of Mathemahcs St De La Salle Auxxllary Vo catxonal Moderator BROTHER H ARTHUR F S C BROTHER I MICHAEL F S C Homeroom Semor 31 Relxgxon 4 Englxsh 4 Chaxr man Department of Englxsh Homeroom Senxor 44 Relxgxon 4 Bookkeepxng Shorthand Typlng Chalr man Department ot Com merce Semor Moderator Mothers Club Moderator BROTHERI SEBASTIAN FSC Homeroom Semor 45 Relxgxon 4 Metal Shop Shop Mathematics Chair man Techmcal Department Mxdget Basketball Modera or our faculty . . 5- BROTHER H WILLIAM F S C Homeroom Semor 41 Rellglon 1 Englxsh 1 Typ mg Busmess Trcnmng Cheerleader Moderator BROTHER H VIRGII. F S C Homeroom Iunxor 32 Relxgxon 3 Physics Algebra 1 2 Assistant Athletic Mod erator BROTHER I OLIVER FS C Homeroom lumor 37 Relxgxon 3 Geography Typ mg Daxly Bulletm ln 1 BROTHER I FINBAR FSC Homeroom Sophomore 22 Religion 2 Algebra l B ology Sophomore Modera to Bookstore BROTHER I GEORGE FSC Homeroom Sophomore 23 Relxglon 2 Enghsh 3 Ge ometry The Victory he gu1d1ng leaders BROTHER I LUCIAN F S C Homeroom Iumor 33 Relxgxon 3 Enghsh 3 Tech mcal Drawmg Iumor Mod erator The Meteor BROTHER IOSEPHUS FS C Homeroom Sophomore 24 Rellglon 2 Busmess Mathe mahcs Geometry Transpor tahon Si De La Salle Aux xhary BROTHER l PAUL F S C Homeroom Iumor 36 Rehglon 3 English 3 Cale terra BROTHER H VINCENT F S C Homeroom Iumor 34 Relxgxon 3 Reglstrar BROTHER I DOMINIC F S C Homeroom Sophomore 25 Relxglon 2 Blology Hygiene BROTHER L AMBROSE FS C Homeroom Sophomore 26 Relxglon 2 Economlcs Wood Shop Camera Club Modera tor BROTHER I ANDREW FS C Homeroom Freshman ll Relrgxon 1 Rellgron 4 Socr ology General Malhemahcs Glee Club Moderalor Arch confraiermty of the Dlvxne Chlld Benrldus Club Cate clusts BROTHER I FREDERICK FSC Homeroom Freshman 13 Relxgxon l Algebra l Latm 1 2 Propagation of the Earth r- ge X4.'5.E -4, BROTHER IOEL FS C Homeroom Freshman 15 Relrgron 1 Bookkeepmg Typmg Economrcs General Mathematxcs M cl r c h 1 n g Band Moderator School Bulletm BROTHERL THEODORE FSC Homeroom Freshman 21 Relxglon l Englxsh 2 Socx ology Sacrrstan I I . 33: ,r, ., ,iv V- 'VB IF 72 X 'ie t . aculty . . . MR. ELVIN LEWANDOWSKI Homeroom: Freshman 16. English 4. Business Adminis- tration. Debate Moderator. MISS PHYLLIS ALBERTS Librarian. MH. IOHN ROHAN English 2, World History. MR. VINCENT OLIVER History. Athletic Director. Football Coach. MR. ROBERT DUAX History. Freshman Football Coach. Basketball Coach. MR. THOMAS NOBLE Physical Education. Assistant Football Coach Basketball: Flys, Bantams. We M. sql 14. H C senior class officers and representatives XL? 1,1 LE ROY EVANS ' First Vice-President IAMES SHEEHAN President THOMAS MONKS Second Vice-President ' ,ju SI HANDZIK Treasurer IOHN MORAN Secretary LEONARD MURPHY Sergeant-at-Arms BROTHER IOHN MICHAEL Senior Moderator 9' an 3:1 , Brother lohn lflionoel is responsible for the smooth running Senior Council, oeveioped tlirougn emphasis ot Copolole Gloss representatives. lt LS C1 distinct honor for these boys to be rnernbers of the S-enLor Council, They ore: First Row, Guy Moore lormes Vford Raj: Putz, Ke-nnetn Boson, lomes Putlok. Top Ro'.'.'5 Wolter Noble, lohn Kilkenny, Ronald Nevels, lolin Doloioy, Tliorncs Cullen, Donilol lfovofr, Edu-Jozrd Maki RAYMOND I ADOMAITIS VICTOR D ARMON fx Cr olf gl IIF1 rm IAMES A BANSLEY e rz FOOIDJ l oc 2 Auyl wry Club 2 3 on II nl ow OH I-loblo Sport Ambmon 'or IQPD rm Pl HERBERTI BETZ FRANCIS L BRADY F 18 QQQ SGIIIOI' ROBERT M ALDRICH GEORGEI BANNON Glee C b A ID l bon To ff AWIIIIIOD Q EDMUNDI BEAUREGARD b Baseball 3 Boxmo 3 I-Ioly Home Socl MV I-I ony Sport Avbl ow EDWARD I BOCHENSKI x TIMOTHY I BROWN f 1950 IAMES P BRUEN IAMES E CARROLL 3 mlm ,f C JL l-' LL 1 Po ' RICHARD l CHAMBERS Hf' J H D Arnb Rm IAMES P CLANCY Q mlfil no 4 Holy torn ocl y Hobby Slconni A'nb1 tlor Polv' GERALD W CRONIN 1 nt ROBERT E BURNS IAMES W CASSIDY A411l1crr,f Cl r L ff cor f Col mbn Holy 'Som ty Hobby gfny Ambltlon Tfvern IAMES A CHILDRESS emulate Concfp nt Debate Hobby Ton n ,J C -x rm n n o CHARLES I COCKLE any o Goo ot L. xhary Club Honor Student 1 2 Holy mme Soclety Hobby Pnll Arrtbltxon P lVGlF THOMASI CULLEN Football Ode o' St Froncl C G Q OlllC6 3 Ser' Jn l l-lo 1 o For e 19 A 7 t - 'Jg:x':'.on. Holy Home ron, ',,,g, ,.. P' ,.,j f',..,,,, .. - - ,. - . -1-5 -AJ! vt J5fA vJAyf1 hobby' sports :C-.fT.E1flCl'1 big' f.:f:e S:i1-t'A-' i:.,- T3 by fl flgwyigg by' Swgrirxpxt .l.f.:1t1zr. SLC:-ess Sr Brenddn Banu Q, L 3, 4 ,,' ,, , .. . V t .mga-A. 11 ' pg v':C'oIy , 4 lferxxte 4 Amy- ANAJEA AA OA: t A 2 3, . r' Club l, Z, 3, 4 'l':.1:: 'QM' 'f ' 1 ' Order of St lvrcncgz 2 Ben- ,Tr f ' ', U' M V ' ' .1,-'...J L V 1 Q Q U' lldus l' 4 .o 7 lil? .:1f: Hfmi Q . . lc and etrjl Arnbmon lflcflt EMA ' A tfeuoner Jptlelor' . .7573 ' l . . K- tion. Sqft-L-fi Hi-cf? 'frdofy 2 3, V-TTOF7 3, 4 CUUVETU Club 4 Jlj fkzrtte Society' Mob- 3. VLC?-PYSSME 4 X . by lYl'-'lflfl :tion ' 3 '1 ': '1 tures q 'jygvggg ,-33,331 fri, O Cflml ol 31,12 . Qu: l, Q' 5 fi C - :nib-I. Sf Augusrzno be ' W .' -'Af-1 I l, 2, 3, 4- Cl . 'I ' .te S P 4 V, . ' 91 - ' f , 1 fl ' . . ' - , , ,emqn 'Rely' . ' V I' - LLL,5llTQ.2:1 1-QA A ' v ' Q. Bndfver. 2 3 r, -f,,,.,.f,, Cmwy-. Cya, . . , ' . C. ..,,...,,. 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Y, l STEPHEN F DAVENPORT aow Ho y bltton To e ROBERT I DOHERTY St Theodore Football l Boxlng l 2 3 Holy Name Socrety Hobby Sports Ambxtlon Ftatlroadrng THOMAS W DONOVAN St Laurence Basketball Flys 2 Meteor Staff D bate Secretary 4 Auxllrary Cub l 2 3 4 Honor Stu dent l 2 3 4 Catholrc Ac tron 1 Hobby Sports Am brtton To become a CPA I AMES E DUNN Y loachrrr Football Boxmg 2 AUXIIIGYY 1 3 Class Ofhcer l Hobby Sports Ambltlon To fmd a good Job RONALD T DYKMAN St Brendan Hobby Sleep mg Ambxtron To retlre at 30 IO S9I'l.1OI HN I DELANEY o s Mor Ba 4 Vrct y 2 or Debate 4 Honor Stu ntl Z 34 CGSSO1 Senlo UCI Catechlst Hobby Sports Ambxtton Enameer FRANCIS A DOMIIAN St Mrchael Football 3 Baseball 3 Honor Student 4 Hobby Sports Ambr tron Baseball playe IOHN I DOYLE St Bernard Holy Name Hobby Sports Ambition To be a success EDWARD I DURKIN St Ceczlrd Holy Name Hobby Sports Ambmon To lmd a good lob WILLIAM F EDER St Ambrose Holy Name Society Ambxtton 16 hlgh school credxts of 1950 J' al P tor C 1on Ba 4 1: :ten o Pr sdent 4 Ben11c1.1 Club Hobby C q A 1 o R 1 IAMES D FITZGERALD o 1, Football B H1 Club Holy lam Hobby Sw1mm1n A1nb1t1on Bank r s den RAYMOND O FOODY Our Lady o D a Bin tarns .4 V c off l Cla t1cer 2 Hobby Collectmg co1ns Amb ll n Go to col lege RICHARD K GEIMER V1s1tat1on Hobby Sport Ambmon Song and Dance Man MARTIN I GREEN St Dorotby Holy lxame So c1ety Hobby Model Craft Amb1t1on Arclutec' RAYMOND L FALLON o ball e L 3 Preslaen 4 2 o ame C- ROBERT E FLANAGAN Na ty! B Ke If L 3 L l 2 Hono .1 fnt a S O ICE Bemlct Club Hobby Eat ma and Sleepmg A1nb1 o 2000 D FRANCIS R GAWEDA a ana Holy lame Hobby MIS oyny Amb1t1on T tave IAMES F GLYNN VISIG on Aux1l1ary Club 2 Cathohc Act1on l Hob by Hacho Amb1llOn a clf11n1st ARTHUR C GREGORY St B'-endan Baseball 3 AhX1l1G1Y Club 3 Catholxc Act1on l Bemldus Club Hono Student 4 Hobby Spo lu A1nb1t1on College 21 '!.s1.?zt:o:.. F ct' .1 Gl e Sr Itaurre, Football l Z wan- A' ' ' ft 'M Y . , 'Q ' Auxmary l, H ly T. Vocxiie S351egll Sft' Soc-zetfy Hobby Sports slefall 3 Honor Stu- AXLUNE A :'CCem ' t 1, 4 Class Ouicer Q 1 2, 3, 4. Seni r Class Vice- ' 1 A ' ro 'get .rnb'ti n et re rich SL Cb- vxhiuus In AYLLSFQE 1, I H. -t- Y I, D - y , batl .mgets l, 1ght:e L, , l' 2' 3 'l?j'fC 2:3 ' H? 4 Foot' all , . r St'- . .M ' ff' 'le xl Cl fs. ff 1' 2. Petotl 'A -. I Q mob To lwe t A A , fig '3SQ3Q an .'13 ' 1, 2, 3, -4. - H' 16 A of 1. ' olr l. A A 1 A yy 1 Mi MATTHEW C GRUBESIC SI F HANDZIK Pvbc ,IC 2345.2 5 r u AW11: won C' BERTRAM V HEFLIN Ba ebcl 3 H nor S UOGH 1 Hobrw Readlncl Aqua zme mom c 1 W Soy WALTER I HESS ,f 0 V' 141: rf 1: THOMAS I HUGHES 22 SeI'l.1OI'S DONALD T GRZYMALSKI HAROLD I HANLON Ffh: x Q '1 ROYI HENRY Dall x hairy Cub 1 2 fo f 2 3 PEG 1, Edxtor CI O' me N H S es Second Semes er no udent 1 2 Holi 'Vue QOCIG f b YTQ A f1 IOHN T HILLOCK Pon Q 0 1 '1 Q boo WILLIAM I HYLAND gethcu of 1950 GERALD C IEDRZEIAK RICHARD E KAVANAGH o 21 1 Fombcll fcmag C-le Club l Z A1111 Cl4b 2 Holy l cur S Hobby Sp IOHN I KELLY on 2-1: BCIE1-:e'DC1ll l,1r 4 CG1nol1c Ac1cr 1 H n Student 21 G C A'Tlbll n T r 1 CHARLES G KLATT IG o L 1n A1nb1t1on T PETER I KOLIAS o e o y ammo So on by SN1 1m11'1, A lo Hon cz -2 cz c STANLEY I KAZLOW RICHARD B KEATING 15 G me D 1' lflfl A111113 1 C Q 14:9 l Kmght of Col1. 1h H ol Arn 1 IOHN P KILKENNY Ho Gm o by Sp 1 THOMAS F KLINGER fl HUM Ablfl f '1 rd Ord Honor Stucinnt l O y I cm C lc 1 ROMAN M KOSINSKI Rcr A Bnlds Clur: Ho ny Arnb1 on T clce coo c 23 C. 3,,,:..' :,,:',L.g,., 11.4. 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Auxtltary Club I Honor Student l, 2 Hob- LY Photography Ambl- 'zon To :way Y! l9'ilClU9 THOMAS M LEYDEN S' A,nes Holy Nome So cle-ty Hobby Sports Am b or To a ta b RAYMOND I LORANGER ta o Basketball M141 ,I Z Ho y rt pure PATRICK W MALONEY QCI ca S o .r , oz quo' milllon . . 1 fa. - A ' ll .. 1' . . ' ' r' H - 2 3. r t 4 - ' ' ' - ' , , . d 'LL' lt! . Je Jo , A. A.lA,,,' , 1 S' C. Q . F I 71: ' A f Q.. Trick VJSFA Tl H '- 3. A T1 ' Holy 7939 A, rl' S bb 2 X 41 115551, :po .1 Mribttton To 7, g , A hc q at thirty . Ss ' lil-. Sf. G':F:..u'. Easketball , .. nn W FFMLW, . ,..w-K F-fidgets . M Lzinfs 3 Hit' lj' .3 imffu ' WN - - '- - -- fo-' Ho' .axe C - or Stuaenf t, .Q Hobby JUN? Ulf ' V C li otzng records Arty- Ely. 'AZLSY' FAQYZH7 rj' tion To ie a 'azz fT1',liI1'1 Zf1 mmHg: T5 me 7 we owner of 1 950 LEO I MANNING ,-I DONALD I MAVAR Bot fotboll F11 t Bo ct T G f 2 Hard cz C orrtpton 2 Co Q OIII r 3 4 S mor Cootn Hobby Blltord Ambt P IOHN M MCCORMACK Arrbrose Auxtltcx y JE t 2 3 4 Cl O ICG 3 Holy l ome Soctety Hob ,I Sports Ambttton T ntl EUGENE MCDONALD Br :Won Footbctl Track 2 Bo:-'mg 2 Holy lame Soctety Hobby An thropopbody Ambttton T IOHN I. MCGLOIN St. Dorothy. Honor Student 2, 3, 4. Holy Home Society. Hobbyt lfletcl Craft. Ambi' :tort College TX IOHN I MANNION an 1 Am Qss IOHN V MAUCK ,f Holy om l-' bby Sp m GEORGE D MCDEVITT f' on Basketball Ban toms Football 3 l-lobby Sport Ambttlon To be C! gcc IAMES F MCFARLANE CWB Hobby Stomp ol e rm Ambmon To be 11 tn Fcortomtc RICHARD I. MCGOWAN Sr. Tieofiore. Holy Nome Society, Hobby: Sports, Arrtbittorz To get ct job 25 IOHN M. MCGREEVY 2l,', J ' ...,.. l.l.!.. ,.,..- rv- ,ff LW V - ff Ur. DOUGLAS I. MCMILLAN , Wk, U. . ' owe Stxoen 3 4 If Stat' lk F C LO I l L bv Bl mc lV4fillC TICY1 IGOKO GERALD I MEYER an ae 't lu en 3 IG onoy Sport bt ROBERT L MINAHAN lfctr Cc PATRICK I MOODY 26 seniors IOHN E. MCLAUGHLIN M f- :fiat gt - pert' l 2 fI:rr.f,- S1- Cnety l'f3L.:',' fjpcrtx Ati.- Lltxgn T: QL, 2 spgcca-9 ll Z.-.'lHQ.f.' LAURENCE E MCSHERRY orrfzs Clase, Oli ce A all lo Soctety 1. pw Amn AUGUSTINEI MICHUDA Hoy Rosa y Class Otttce l 2 Basketball Bantam Hobby Spot Arm: THOMAS L MONKS Colt: bcmuu Football G JFTG Il 1 1 S O 1 e qemor C1 Secor 7' y n 't t Col rf O ov C l ct m r Q tone GUY S MOORE f 1950 IOHN A MORAN L TERENCE F MORAN fu' on Allllll Cl ll o Lf S Amr Follpq MICHAEL I MORGAN o o f on attend collflgfh EDWARD F MUHR G or G C r Hobby B1ll1c1rds Ambmon To be cz b1lllGl'dS om 1 DENNISI MURPHY corp-d Hear' Football l Cc11Hol1c Acuon l Holy Nome SOCIETY Hobby Sports Ambmon To be o Eff-es: IOHN I MORAN 1 ARTHUR P MORGAN BG T Box 2 on Bond T llCI O TJ S ort Am Ill '1 T fl EDWARD P MORIARTY T odo 3 lc 11 f' B9 1l o bl S or' won Cn 'Tll r GEORGE M MUHR Au usrlnf A Ylllflf no l H tu mm l Holy llcxm Socwty I-ono Student 4 Hobby Bc eball Ambmon To be Jcc T1 bu 1n GILBERT C MURPHY S Bvoard A1,1x1l1o ,' Club 1 2 3 4 Holy Home So Clelf Hobby Com collect ng A 1b1t1on EHQIYIQD 27 Q '.',.5:'f:'.o: Bfxkeizzl. Ein- f':r:1: Z .L.',lZlll'1fY Clif, 1, 2, 7. SLR, FHWA.. . Urrn 3 4 Senor Clue: Secre- Z 'f : '. 'j 'I-I .'f'?' tern' Hclv ffcxe Sccvety. :tux-ent . 1 .2 nj g,g,,, AMN: ,,,.,,, , Sforts Ambition To be C 1J'f fC J A A 'M 'Jn' f' Lo be 'J , l.Z1,I' :access l 1 1 4 l '.',.:r':':on. slcetbcll fun- . zor 2, 3 rock l, A, 3 - Vlsif .1 ., cry 1 , LV! f' ' B G l' 2' 3' 4' l, 2, 3 Holy lfcme Sctiezy 'l? lZlllf177 l' 3' Hone? Sli' H b' , 'Chnl A -Jmon zen! .. ryecsxrer . J O 'J Holy ' m, Some Hob- by p s, b'. o. o become chief '3l'1'Q'lI1'EQY. Sf ie- ro, B 5 atb ll: - 1 ' ' '. .. fT'l ,, . , . Auf'-et.: ., . li!-in ub. ol. Tke ri In Amr,1:1 . To H bit, p is Amir I ' ' le, .st y. gf, 512 .-3' 11. 'S y ' l ' , , , 4 oncr - St. 9 ffl'-. Cl ss Oth Q 4 ,- 9 f' a J . C1 El ess i S' es: LEONARD A MURPHY Rita v 3 ar' Yl 3 4 lass O'f1ce L S io Class Seraean at A 1 nor S uaent l 2 o by usic C1 1l Ena neerir' r RICHARD l MYSZA St Mary ot Ce llc Aux1l1ary Cub 3 Cateclii ts olv Name Society Horbv Mu sic and li lung Ambi ion To go to colleac WALTER R NELSON St Francis de Pau a Hob by Cars Ambition To be a success RONALD K NEVELS St Gabrrel Football 2 DLS Symposium Winner 3 Class Officer 2 3 4 Holy Name Society Kniants ot Columbus Hobby Sports Ambition To be a ucce WILLIAM I. NOTTER St Gabrzef. Basketball Midgets 1. Auxiliary Ciuk l, Class Officer 2, 3 Holy Name Society Hobby Sports Ambition To travel around the world '27 qui S91'l1OI'S CHARLES I MURRAY e Bop st Foot 'V a Boxin O Warne Society Ambton be a cc s DONALD N NAGEL Sacred H-:art Football l uxiliar J Club l O lwarne Society Hobby if Moael boat Awbitiori Tc il'-nr beabo RAYMOND A NEUBAUER Geor,e St George Young Peoples Club Hob by Sports Ambition T b a misoaynist WALTER I NOBLE Sabina Band l 2 Secretary 4 Auxiliary Club 2 3 4 Debate 4 N P e First Semester Class Officer l 2 3 4 Honor Stu cent l 2 3 4 Holy Name Society Hobby Sports Ambition To be a C PA. WALTER S. NUTOW St. Maurice Baseball 2 Auxiliary Club l, 2, 3, 4. Benildus Club, Hobby Bowling. Ambition To live a long happy life f 1950 DANIEL I O CONNOR Do o ,f Hobb: '11 ra A'np1t or T r ROBERT G OMARA St Etftelre-do Auylllarf l 2 3 4 Holy Name Soclety St Vmcent De Paul Hob by Sport Ambmon A comttng ROBERT G PALUCH SS Pe er and Pau Ban 2 3 Honor Stud nt Hobby Sports Arnbttr n T tudy muslc ROBERT M PETERSON Vtsttattorz Track l Band l 2 3 4 Auxtltary Club 1 2 3 4 Holy Name Soclety Hobby Sports Ambltlon To get rlch fast IAMES M. PICKETT Lzttle Flower Glee Club 3 Hobby Football Amb1t1on To be a crlmlnal lawyer GEORGE R O CONNOR o Ole r Brlat, C1 o ttf o IAMES I O SULLIVAN A S Auxtllary Club 2 Holy Home SOCIETY Hobby Sports Ambttton T u e it IAMES A PAVELLA St Ie orr Football l Box mg l Honor Stutdent l 2 Holy Name SOCIETY Hob by Sports Arnbltton T succe d CASIMIR E PETKUNAS Irrrraculat Concep' on Kntghts ol L1thuan1a Hob by Ftshmg Ambltton An entertatner IOHN A POPPE St Bernard Honor Student l2,34C1scal,234 Th1rd Order of Our Lady Bemldus Club Hobby Swtmmmg Ambttxon To have an executtve posmon 29 St Fc-f:i: :5. Football 3, I ll st Energetic Player A - V N 4 Award 4 Class fic: 3, -37 V' f 757' -N H H 'A 3555 4, Preslde .Z e .1 S 'ub 793 1-- H 1 - 5 16 3 H ly' Home Soc e H b- 55'17C'5'f373 by Sports Arnbitzon: To succeed U ' I I h' , St. .mbro e. ' S. ' I CT o cf: e' .Jo ,fo , ' fi 4 ri -9- I - l, , . e l - . 1 ,. ' o ' - ' ' 9 'I ' I . ' ' n 2 o . e . ' ' ' . , e .i . I I 1 f , . . . A IAMES T. PRACHAR fn y..,., ',f-,,.'., i:,pu... ,-.-, ,, . A t,:,...,-e. x.,.,.AY. Wf.Y ,,r.--,..., Ambler .lin T, .hr ., , y'1,:,.,L IAMES A. PUTLAK K 1 SS. Peter ana Pau. Basie- ball 2, 3. Basketball Mia- aets l, Lights 2, 3, 4, Honor Stuaent l Class Otticer 1 2, 3, 4 Senior Counc1l Hobby Sports Ambition a prote sion WILLIAM T QUINN Visitation Basketball Flys l Bantams 2 Football 3 4 Track l 2 Band l 2 Hono Student l 2 Hobby Sporte Ambition To be a pri atv DONALD E REIFF e rt ri Foo ba bbv l-' ni ni ana F ina A Ll P I WALTER I RYZNER 30 senior RUSSELL L. PULLANO S? Mary Ircarrafc: Basket- ' x1.,,,, My .. . . ba.. ...Muee . 2, l-n.ore 3 F b A C' O 2 oot an . Crass Zizcer Honor Student l. Auxliary Club Q 2, 3, 4 Hobby. Baseball Arxbztion Base- ball player RAYMOND PUTZ St. Augustine. Football l. Auxiliary l, 2, 3, 4. Honor Student l, 2. Senior Coun- cil Ambition To be a reg- isstereo pbarmicisst STANLEY I RAKAUSKAS mmaculate Concept on Gee Cub 2 4 Squires Hobby Stamps Arnb tion Butch r lOHN R RODACK o Bc eball Hono Suaentl 2 Nam Society Hobby ot goo IOSEPH A SALAY , ,I , A , P, I . r i . , I , 7 l , . ' ' , ' ' I I ' V be e A A I eye. ' - A St. H. .Je oi Li fr ,:'7 Sr. B ri , A .. t ll 1 . ' HO' I 1 Q Y- ,Shy l, 3 Auxiliary l, 2, 3, 4. K, A tion 4 To 'get a X ll ' A H917 bg -r ob 'F . l Z D J Sp r fi Ambition To LE' a if' flat! 'L' FMYZ' '- I. I, S! i'J':u7.3', Football Q 2 legiig 3 S' .1-5' , 3, 4 Cl. Qfflfii 3 Hily' 3 ,'.f,-'V if Swztf ,ffrzi-1 ltlarrte fcoiety Hfbby: Soczgt-5 Hgr: Pggti 1- Sport: Aribitio.. To get a rzggg' .ltr i 1217. T : -1- fzri goo: 1: of 1950 MARTIN 1 SAMMON LOUIS P SCALISE BI '1 V11 0 by S Amrm LAURENCE D SCHAEFLEIN F Q 1 4 STEVE S SCIOS Nxfig 1 ,mn or 1 XI1ICII'f C115 1 Z cry I C ICP I-I 1 For P'mr'wf'f WILLIAM I SHEEHAN Q ab 5:11 111 roger 4 Bonrg 1 2 A,1x111ary CIJIJ 1 Cla S Of fcer 3 Som Counc11 Am lon T fc '1 e FRANK Y SATO PATRICK! SCANLON Il Lf I A 1bI1 on SALVATORE I SCIFO 4 To r IAMES T SHEEHAN P 112111 rl nc OHIO C1 Pre ld ,uv 1 u orb S, 0 Aw? fx no MICHAELI SHEEHY O O c .xo I 0 OCI 11 ooby I-I F f' 31 .5.:irr:.:f-. Fccthzll . Z , Trttk Q Z HCXCT Sflf-37.1 '.'g.e-g :'.c:. Iizly ffirne 1 2 f Hcilcy. Model gi:- Cletj' Hclzby' plixwz .l.r:k,1ti:x: T: he 2 . .... -. .-.. in.: teciil- i:rr.rr.er:1':. '1'.'13't:: St. 4323. CE.eerlez ier.1 2 jjg, j:.53j5f,. Ag' '11 3 A'-1-IVJYY C135 11 21 31 4 movlei, 1 AE'L.lQIT-fllJ H 15 ' - T'1mI573' A-1 A 77- wzrld IIQLTCQJIZ The U S A17 I-CTC? . Email 1 Mgm- ft C,fL:Khi':'gi:. Glee C1312 fger Z 3, Glee 'lub 3, 4. 3, 4 Ilebcto 3. Hobby Hobby. Ifmclng. Ambition' Sp rr Arribmin T9 fr 1'1- fe Z 1T,'1.'1ne-:s.' UQCTQJ' Auto . fff. Gffbrff-f. Osf ' 1, 2 3. P'1fI 'f'1fQ11.' I31:skf:tb'111 Bott Linertvxrz Awuri 4 . .fi-3 1, 2, 1' 1 ,Q 3 C175 Of' er 1, 2, 3, 4. AJ ' V , , 3, 4 S, r C1 ss S1 ent Vfcr ' ', 2, 12133 O11 ,Y A' .ildry C1ub 2 13eni1'i'1:' Z .017 II'1IT1ES'JCI if'A . U- Club 1.:1y flume Sccie-ty. by Stfxrtip' Arnhxtzcn H 3' C tts. ..,:t:cn l .. .,1.it To Iefxi f '1 1119 1 1 1 . ,: ' ,IQ 1 1 1 . MAG FOV' A' 2' 3' Nfzrpvgty E Our L r '. Aux- , 7- Q ' SA' - ilicrry Cl '. H 1y Ifcrne i A, ' - n S '91, If ' ' u Jing. Bit' .H LC? :iv r I Ambition .,c11ege. 1 DANIEL SHINE ARTHUR G SPRINGER I' RAYMOND A STANDARD ur b us ac JXIIIGTY I 2 Home nt I 2 H011 Fume fl v c v Q DONALD H SULLIVAN GERALD G SULLIVAN 32 SeI'l.1OI' WILLIAM H SLATTERY GEORGE I STAFFORD IG GEORGE C STOY HQ Ln Trccx B rm, I AuX1I111ry 2 GISP- Club I I-IQLLV Spori Amblton y nc' DONALD W SULLIVAN RONALD F SULLIVAN X623 0 4 21 LQLQ.. 34 I ., I HPf:g,-:ISN 1 .'.f 1' XIII ' 'lee TM: F'ri f .l.r:1Q:',1r, Ti If .Q E 'fiff--PL herb 1 'SI-'-:Leif YY.: :rp ' .. 3 Q ff:':'f,- T72 f'f'. I 'T '7 'Hifi' IWW- It-434' IIT, Arr.Iv.'o.:1, T Cn Z HDI xizfzry I Z 3 4 Hify fI'1r:,fA 'jqgyw jjgggm-I' HQLL, ?Tn'fzf4'j.' Y-zz-.xzzir f':fr'p ,',3,g1-yi 'ff' ,.. A1:.i,1t1i: Tu 'z '1:::1 ggv,jQf,1y.. lr: 7211, St, T111 Tr k 1,2 Sf, 'Z O. A' , Y Stu- V de , Q I . So- A S A xi Clit H Qgka ,515 ,l.,yg,, TC Lf: il Lrofezziic II tif: hition DEITIIJT AIT2EfC:'- Fziikzll I X A - N A Q I-Ifncr Student Q, Z C115 55- 1555 5353 T 3111355 1 Z Ifily' ffizte SL- FI?-' 2 H5kt':' 5237711 -A-T cpetx' Hcib: Srgrtg r.:t.- UWC? Ti NT 3 9391 'fi- kxticn It ie II .'.C::. f 1950 IAMES E TAYLOR ROBERT W TAYLOR O U ll Lf U fl l l1'11'1 DAVID I TIERNEY flaw SO e1l'lJLf Snot Anlomon TJ EDWARD I TOOMEY G o l-l 1 ll l-lobby 1on T HARRY S TRIMAKAS GSO Fr l. '1 fm lan Hugh School JN mary l948 Holccf lfp Slcofmc Ambmsv' To O rx my own 'wall 13 we ROBERT C TAYLOR IOSEPH TERMINE r la I xo to DONALD F TIMMERMAN Le ld LC Alwbll '1 IEHOME E TOOMEY 0 Ea ebclll 3 C ,I 'JA e ll shy HI lgltlon Tc P FRANCIS C UZDAVINIS 1 C or l-loly have L l-'fbbv Spow Am r To ae mu 1e' 33 - f-..,'-.,.. . f.. up f?,::f:,g A:c.,',f-, Agfa- fb C 791' . W 1'L1:'.' Clxz Z 5322? fix- '1'J72r'ZLl'e': 'wxigltljn cent Q, 2 3 Hily' flirt,-e 5 ' CL 33311: Hzbzy' Spcrtz 'W,----fr 1 ff --H,-F -- .- .,... ,.,.-.. ., .,, , ,,,--,- fl' TF. .5-.111 Apcgm- Paz' L'1.l 2 Trfltk 2 :QRIZI ' V V Q 1 Ctgnczl Cleo Cllr, l Clem ' ' fvffff'-U-' '53 if ff'-'Nfl'-' infer 4 HOU :mme 55, y.CL,,',' 4'fe1'::.' ,.lfflYl'J Clem, HO' 'J-I CDHQC-Emq ,-lrxniilcri To lf: Q: ' C r 'izrfy dell r Ql',: Ambi- Lzr. To .:'1.'x:'r. tif: Fnfglzxf. CFM el - Fnxwvr. Glrw Clif 2 ff' Ca-t.f.': I-.gxggzry CLK, Hzxgr Stxi-ent . Holy l, Z, 3, 4, l-loncr s1'1'1Qr1t 4 ffirne S0616-ty lc' ' HOV 'Y U9 C1 -Y fb ' Sports .. lc. T: Le '1 I Y-3 T A ' he 'I .p:Ce.:.e, .a',c:e,:.: Vgszf fs 5. ol1 lhme Sc- le . S H l' Cie . SPCYXZ Arn' 1:7739 S ,' if S .Ql kill 0 be f: . gTCQ.1.1 City ', I1 ' L, 1 nzlitlcifzn SI. , rye, cm ntl 13. - . IH f -.- 4.3131 ., ' Sc- EGERIO A VALENZIO t Mary Inca rzata Foot ball 3 4 Aqxllrory Club 3 by Sport Arnbr N lc or B eau ALOYSIUS W WALOWSKI IITITGCUJGYO Concept nd l 2 3 4 Auxl IG C ub l Benlldus Cub a ,lcces n omebl ness WILLIAM I WELSH St Thorras Apostle Holy Name SOC1elY Knlqhts of Columbus Hobby Huntma and F1Sl'll1 1Q Ambltron T be a success CHARLES T WINTERS Columbanus Holy Name Socxety Knrght l Columbus Hobby Dano IH Ambmon T b ff DalSlYl VIGD WILLIAM I WOODS N1 1 o Ot. o ri H lr Name SOCIETY Hono Stu 'lent 4 Ambrtlon To be fome a law ye. SeI'l.1OI' ROBERT F WADDICK 1.. ba Soclety Hobo olecttng Arobr o o o l P IAMES A WARD or Franczs de Paula Har T ack l Vctory l Eultor m Chref 4 Meteor Debate 3 Presldertt 4 Aux 1l1ary Club l 2 3 4 Cass Olhcer l 2 3 4 Honor Stu nt l 3 4 Catho Lterary Club 3 NHS Secretary Treasurer Holy lame Socrety Hobby L1t erature Ambrtlon Psychol OQY IOHNI WHALEN St lohn the Baptrst Foot ball l Holy Name SOC19lY Hobby Sports Ambmon To be a success EDWARD C WOOD St Thomas Apostle Holy Name Soclety Hobby Cars Ambmon Stock car d we RICHARD C WYSZYNSKI new nd l xlllary Club l 2 J 2 3 4 Honor Stuoer 3 Bemldus Club Mernoer Scholarshrp Orchestra of the CHICGQO Mus1cal Col lege Hobby Mass fan tae Ambrtton To be a practlcrna 'wusrctan o S . I' r. Y l Hob 'Az V s, .. Afton CO3 EUS Holy To f r' f z. , EW. or 'Cine f ' lf E, .C Hp mc Stamp cl . .. - A ' rzcn T Q: t Cc leg- C- I I 4 P - zsfk, r . i . , 2, 3, . ., ' I. roi: of I ,I , , . l -' Ba , , , . 'l' ry , , , . - l . ' 1 fie , 2, , . llc Hobby: Sports. Ambition: Action l. Ber1ilfiuS Club Be rs' -Lax 1 :Vs 'l.'l- T . 4 V . . .' I ' . I G 1 .. ' ' 1 sf. ' , . ' . ' S o - I - - . Q 5 '. . I O e A 1 - - . ' ' I ess , 7 7- st, HJ BQ , 2, 3, 4. I Au , . l':C'ory . .... ,. 1 ,, I ' C .A , , , .Qi f 1950 RONALD R. ZARAZEE St. Barbara. Glee Club I, 2 H bb S 't A . bi- . o yz pc. ri tion' Rcmcher. Go to IIT THIS IS WHAT WE THINK MOST TYPICAL SENIOR BEST ATHLETE MOST SOCIABLE FLASHIEST BEST STUDENT BEST LOOKING BIGGEST OPTIMIST BIGGEST DRAG WITH THE FACULTY BIGGEST WHEEL MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED WITTIEST NOISIEST PET PEEVE BIGGEST SMOKER CURLIEST HAIR MOST ENERGETIC SLOPPIEST DRESSER FAVORITE FAVORITE FAVORITE FAVORITE FAVORITE FAVORITE FAVORITE FAVORITE FAVORITE SPORT CROONER CPAID7 CROONER ISENIORI SMOKE STUDY MAGAZINE ORCHESTRA SONG ACTOR FAVORITE ACTRESS MOST POPULAR SENIOR FAVORITE COLLEGE . .,..,.. .....I....,. ....,, .... N O T RE DAME TOO IAMES SHEEHAN LE ROY EVANS IAMES SHEEHAN FRANK GOWEDA ROY HENRY RONALD NEVELS THOMAS CULLEN IAMES WARD IOHN HILLOCK LEONARD MURPHY IAMES PUTLAK PATRICK MALONEY MUCH HOMEWORK LOUIS SCALISE ROBERT DOHERTY LEONARD MURPHY FRANCIS BRADY FOOTBALL BING CROSBY LOUIS SCALISE CHESTERFIELD BOOKKEEPING SPORT SPIKE IONES MULE TRAIN IOHN WAYNE IUNE ALLYSON IOHN HILLOCK ALGIS G. ZEMAITIS St. George. From am on High School '1 Ge many, 1948. Be-nI s uh Hobby: Spot A joe d's of 1950 ri-.eitea igie ,, . :i l jepirtryerlts 1114 i:,:' gm,.1,A,VMC W4 H jr,-, .,,,..o.,.-.- ,ho 4 partrrieits resre':t.vei'r T:.ff.1:f tigree '.-.' ere outsti:r,a1r,: . '1f,. fistirrilf 'A.' sC'ii':ll '..' 'iid 'itfglet il, 'A,' 'rid were fi-Qefjled fel lox-.' stpderits iii llerfirfryerzf '.-:ide electors is tfge lic 'A.' 1 '.-:ho stood out from tliegr ifello '.-,' students as examples of '.-,' EQ' 1 Meteor should be future Tliese Cheerful fellows are Glencoe, lvlissozgr., prepfxririu to become Cliristiari Brothers The ,' are all forrier Mf-leors Their Drivers for more vfifr: tions '.-:ere '1ris'.-:ered Seated: B. Moore, I. O'Dor1nell I. Herbert, N. Campbell. Stand- ing: R. House, N. Shuell, R Fallon, F. Fletcher. l. Shuster B. Gebhardt, E. Alvir, R. Ur- banski, l. Cull, D. Montgomery Charles Palutis William Magee Richard Fitzpatrick christian brothers These six boys joined ie trends from De lfi Soll Tlericoe All De lc Sallf 're 'ogri in '.-.tsliiria all the o s if'ld'l.'Ll'l1I ITT Glf-Rafe the everytlimii These future Christian Broth- ers are: Bernard Dansart, Ir. 33, Donald Pollard, Fr. ll, Thomas Grib, lr. 32, lohn Hill, lr. 32, Gerald Yucuis, Soph. 25, and Cornelius Morgan, Fr. 21. f A , Q9 --.-QQ1 3 R11 ff! , .. -'Y3X.n.4 ,',' Nm: ' z , :F - 4 .41 gg . . E' 2 , Q i 1 If I 2 1 -1 fs? 1 QAQA o i b - A A 23. a Ya ,Q 1 f s A -'i T3 'J m, su, 4 . nu nt? 3 J ' D 5 1 u I P ,414 Q K F- -' g',f,:.f :M-.HL Q., . .1.-Q-M - yxps, K - Il' L H ,gi 1, 'Lf' , . ffl, ',, f , ' 'QQ-'F H TF '51, K ' l . 1 4. .Q 5:55 v ' .1 S 4 I v , . sh. Baia is K' i' voo- av-pe-.nv 1. - 3 n 1' be Jw: Mk punk-rum Illlfuln 4'7lln3y,. Ms ga W tailifitllilillli f . , ,Q , 109' 1v -- xfnf- .., ... v-.L H lin J Q-, ,-5, 3 Mm It . I wt. 1 1.2 5 , ,,.. , 1-- N, g 5 -. , 3 Q, : , rs' . ,, 7' ikfgf, -sv-' 'I . .x ntl A . up J- , f 1 n E. A g. ET' 27 Q' F I i L Ms.. 5 ,Vg , 3 Q gm if 1 5' ,gl . ' ' wi.,fA4 . sl . ww W mines: 6 I an Ei: ?EE. im Q. t ir- 1 ta Z ' V ' iN V? t 0 4 A 55? I 4 ' 5 T ' 'U vu J ' s Q Y' . 4 lt- .. 'Le T A 'I my r 5' J - .. 'X-N , 'ev if X . , A 1 , in -K, Q xf -fum-Q M mann.. iw. , f fL'A:'f-ws' ' ff - A-W Q- A--M Qf- 1-w-Q12 4 - . . --.-' V-gf-w,, . . fr. :gf 1 . fu 1. . Q vn1,2R,,.., . --41 -I . 'hf4. 5, .l 1 A , f f- Ve 'f'f.-il 'J' Q. f, :fit - 4-'1tv.. ' ,, y '34 ' ' ' 'ff V , H -f 'A - 49 ' V ' 111- f . H 1, V ', 1 Q , 'M s, - ,4 ,, , .' -if A ff . f iz- Q- Q MM- nr' - S :vu 47 1 ow Row Row How' Row Row rf S9I'l.1OI'S - , WM V 1 4. i H A A YM., ROOM 32 BROTHER VIRGIL Batxna P erson P Saul 1ko A Papmeau W Doyle T Bland OShea A Tolyamc Overby E Pattyn Coleman I Kunka R Cooley I Longo S Bland I H1ll G Van Vhssmlc Mangln R Muel er I Haney W ROOM 33 BROTHER LUCIAN A OMalley E Hall I P Doyle I Monte ano B Dan art D Kosrfas C Iancauelcas G Ande on L La Plnqka I Tokars E Szvbelcc I C Doyle Snyder D Gnu C Hender on R Donohue R Paveleck L Gobell Schubert A Leahy H De Groh I Mlkuleclcy I Brcsluear I Heyman W Flynn N Macterson R Fxedlc r A 'V , , v L, . Y, A . , 4 N L l I l at , is v or . F -L., ,r - '- Ll x 'A I A A I , , .- l I . I ff. x 4 ' I r R : T. ' , W. et . . Q' , , ' , . , . Row: I. Icyce, A. Enzenbacher, T. Grib. S. Dispensa. W. Leen, I. Murray, P. Kiley :R. 7 . . . , . , . . . ' . . ' . ' , . l , . r . : . ' . . . . . . . S . . s . 1 I.. I - .I . . . S . . , A , . f A of 1951 First Second Third Fourth First Second Third Fourth if.l..-li Row: Row Row Row Row Row Row: Row . L ROOM 34 - BROTHER VINCENT fseatedl P. Mdngheru, M. Brothers, M. D'Alfonso, D. Herbert, S. Florcmo I. Murphy. L. Peterson, D. Iurczewski, H. Goulding, P. Retzbcxch, I. Schmitt. R. Smidowicz W. Rook, M. Miller, R. Zczrembcx. W. lVlcNicholus. R. Risden, S. Zurcxwski, C. Havlicek. R. Koppel, E. Tomiser. C. Demmu, I. Moore D. Trusk, C. Encher. M. Gcxughcm. B. Ward, I. Bockstczhler, I. Flynn, V. Kelly. T. Icxkubicek. M. Ford I. Hayes, W. Bauer, W. McCann. ROOM 35 - BROTHER PATRICK M. Parkinson, C. Dworczyki. D. Trcuscht, R. Provcnccxl. E. Murphy, I. Griffin I. McDonnell. I. Greco. W. Muckian. B. Pcirrington, C. Flcmigun, A. Schulz, I. Ganzer, G. Entress. D Garvey, W. Kumzler, I. Marlin. M. Callahan. W. Burnett. I. Flynn, R. Bickcrt, R. Figliuzzi. I. Moran, V. Bertucci R. Miller, L. Gorlicki. M. Iudge, V. Howe, E. Kadlubek. R. Sellers. I. Cheval, P. Donlon, F. Homes I. Donegun, I. McCallum. G. Plucircl. l-1. A -. 1 Ili ll Frrst Second Third Fourth First Second Thrrd Fourth Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row S9I'I.1OI'S ROOM 36 BROTHER I PAUL I Mahoney D Plrkle N Molenda E McCaflr1e H Gerkrts C Schalte H Humbertson V Loverde B Fendler P Mackey H Caponera F Burns S Hrckey D Andre otta M Gavin M OBr1en C Keatmg D Beauregard I Houlrhan B Hand I Powers R OMalley I Bxerdz I Grll T DeLacey D Lusch I McDev1tt D Plant I Magee R Frenette W Bresnahan F Stroc ROOM 37 BROTHER OLIVER R Frtzpalrrck R Bowlds I Gallagher A Rubalcaoa R Klatt H Vogt E Hyland I Malbuecher P Conlon R Sullxvan R Cannady R Mulholland D Paluch M Tully R Webster W Plzkuhn W Koehler L Sremlenrec R Powers B Sorzrkas P Sherxdan I McHugh L KUb1GlOWSkl G Lelblorlh R Houk P Laughran V Swenson I OGallagher W Rellly R Carroll T Feller D Hckey D Exsha A Petkunas W McCormzck o I cllia, I. Baldwin, R. Hosnrer, VV. Pilzgerald: I A I I l f 1952 Second Third Fourth FlISf Second Third Fourth Row Row Row Row Row Row Row ROOM 22 BROTHER FINBAR Whxte T Mueller D Green R Klmgensmxth I Maroney W Traxl L Duffy Wrubel I Pell Caponera T M1erzw1nsk1 G Getz P Carroll W Moore W Warwrck Turner D Tadda Wroble C Brennan R Dxstel T Mumzzo I Grma N Stevens R Balcarcel I Woulle C Volanh ROOM 23 BROTHER GEORGE Henmger T W1s1nsk1 R Ghska C Carey Keefe F Buckley W Glxsta I Horan D Sullwan P Fogarty W Magee OMara R Borger Wolf I Bourke B Bartos I Murphy M Kuhn D Lawer R Irace G Brady Maclce Boyle M Dubxslcy I Farnan R Crowley I GfOWkOWSk1 L Oldendort Slnmel R Marozas R Ryan F D11lon I l 6 1 - i ... I gi 1 Q l - 'Aw VV I . A ,,.z,.,,, Q l 4' L - MY, vb I . ' A ff ' 4 G' E ' Q - AX' 'X L Q 4. i I I Q A M2 I p , I sl - K ' 1- el 1 - 'ff xl.IJ I ,X First Row: fSeatedD E. Iurica, I. Kowalis, I. Maloney, I. Nolan, R. Hogan, I. Balis. D. , . . E. , . . : T. , . , . ' , . , . ' , . , . C. ' , . . ' : R. , . , . , . , . , . , . , . R. . senior- First Second Thzrd Fourth Frrst Second Third Fourth Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row ROOM 24 BROTHER IODFPHUS M Kmg C Calascrbetta I Roca D ONe1l P OGrady P Cavanaugh D Houllhan W Barhshell I Carney W Blake H Rayburn T Schmxtz I OHara E McGu1ggan F Donohue E Pope M Gehrke C Zak N Lyduch H Lrs I Kelleher P Fxtzpalrrck P Baumgartner W Rarch E Hamxlton R Mrckalak K Ku awa R Poetzmger C Talfo S Shaw P Meagan R Haley R Tom E Maloney ROOM 25 BROTHER DOMINIC I Novels R Taylor T Wrl on S Keszczcw kr R Frgolah P ODonnell W Dwyer I Sullrvan P Ru sox M S411 I LaMon1ca I Pla kr I Bschof M Kosr k I Kavanagh R Clancy R Smoot I Frtzpatnck R Raam R Sau er W Sutley A Rubalcaba T Spellacy R Nxego I Pleckz R Kcszela I Barkus S Cedzmllo M Co11mQ C Kul kow kr I ' ' : G. Yuculs, I. Maher, D. Hickey, I, Ropctlo, E. McCarthy, VV. Kulig, R. Smkus. . I I ' Q v ,K ,S 'I D ' ' I ' . f 1952 Frrst Second Thzrd Fourth First Second Thrrd Fourth A Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row ROOM 26 BROTHER AMBROSE Yandel I Dresder I Vohs G Gross R Tucker D Muanda I Mulhgan Usher P Gaskm T OMa1ley I Co-xway D Sxkora L lrlacher T Downmg Iakubrcek F Szatkowskx Murphy If Bu xx rl Feme R Brence F Flynn M Bertocchl I Walsh Graff R Golden G Branlun Bukowskx E Tu as G Welter I Yerkes R Wawerczyk I Lenz R Young Brennan R Luczok M ROOM 89 BROTHER AUSTIN Haw Mclkrdle L Schultz T McHugh B Sprmger R Doherty R Holloway VJ Porter T Shannon H Adams W Adarrs G Leonard B Stewart E Zelger D Lorden M Rexdy L Ambrosmo K Bauer L Fowler D Haas T Bu ns V Swenson I Drum I Fell P Heray C Pruddock I Mulhern R Kungls I Alm I Barry I Malone F. ' . . '. ' : L. . , '. C' ', I . ' r, . , . . . '. . . : R. ', . r , . . . . . , . , . . ' : I. King. R. Graff, I. Carroll, H. Schafer, H. Liebbe, E. Schroedle, R. Mannix F. . ll . l .' , - -N . Q rs! Row Second Row Thzrd Rofv Fourth Row Ftrs! Row Second Row Thzrd Row Fourth Row ROOM ll BROTHER ANDREW I OLeary A Muench L Gahan E Bartkus E Trerney T Hannrgan R Brown Zarazee Se ek R Oakley D Luczynsk1 D Wengelewskl I Ucluson R Burkey Ganzer T Mangan I Gnffln I Woodrow Vrtkatskas L Schroeder M Ryan T Bonar R Kohnhorst G Baumgartner Daly R Walsh A Aster T Haas I Doyle Rrordan I DIPIGYIO D Pollard T Corcoran R Hartnett I Lane R Brausch ROOM 12 BROTHER EDWARD L Kramer K We-hunt G Qumn I Gxll T Bmgham P Molloy P Sakus I Kmght F Healy W Lauer C Zcmm anauskls F Lauer G Lullo I En her F Vaccaro D Barch F Umbach I Shereck V Zablelskr F Bayorek I Drllenburg L Noble I Casella P McIntyre M Bansley I Bar F ODonnell G Cull R Kaczmarkrewxcz I Mxtchell W Hermes R Van Goethem C Delaney R Desmond A Coco W OlVIara I McManus S9I'l.1OI o K. . K. De Groh, R. Duax, M. Ryan. lu I. I f 1953 First Second Thrrd Fourth Fxrsl Second Third Fourfh Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row ROOM 13 BROTHER FREDERICK I Parmer D Shlnmck W Kayser E Bozek W Farrell E Zabxelskx T Clancy R Lesch V Rakauslus R Mxchalalc L Bodner I sl'l1VlX1Skl R Baranslu I Barry W Hughes I Suiherland C Lxzzxo I Donohue W McGee R Rychel R Dragen W Arndt I McQuaxd I Kaphusman P Yaunt T I Gallagher T Hastxngs W Iennmgs W Lewxs I Barreti I Beren! I Donovan I. Cronm I Cusach T B Gallagher ROOM 14 BROTHER FRANCIS E Agullar M Houlnhan B Lynch D Reed I Iohnson W Farrell M Burd I Chodor I Lynch T Snyder I Moore R Flelschauer M Guzsiolxse T Krzeczowskl E Dyrda R Nemec P Kmg W Boughey C Amley T Brown F Galvez G OConne1l C Donovan T Quxnn I Costello I Stender R Adau' I Knox S Shxmkus W Donovan R Eder C Mallon D Gouldmg T Kings ion M Stadahs T Moran I W.-Shanahan, I. Marray, F. lVIcCafiery. I . I I I I I senior First ow Second Row Third Row Fourth Row First Row Second Row Third Row Fourth Row ROOM 15 BROTHER IOEL T OBr1en R Small R Fallon D Ryan D Gallery F Valela D Prochot N La Placa F Oconnell R Kopec D Tomczak W Fltzslmans W Mulll gan S Mascolmo W Kelly D Sandacz W Hayes R Kman N Browne I McGrath I. Bruton I Stachura I Pryzbylo M Murphy R Bohnsack S Dockus F Iarskr F McGrath E Sanders M Mahany I Stephanek F Kell man E Kulbxda ADVISORY 16 MR LEWANDOWSKI lSeatedl W Brazas R Kaczmarek L Iomak V Parxsr R Kureckx C Conlm I Louvan W W1lt E Schmxt D Gurke I Martm I Ryan R Blattner C Palutxs B Stevenson R Kureckx W Gunkel E Cray W Blake P Tyler R Grysmslu E Stewart D Stanula W OConnell R Tentler T Dorencz E Bond H Stukas W Washetas A Iefierson D Ryan L Cxchowskx D Rxmkus P Greaney E Myszkowskx H Wxemeler f 1953 ROOM 21 BROTHER THEODORE First Row A O Malley tseatedl L Rubmas I Brown I Flood R Greenheld P Rellly P Blsone Second Row I Curran C McKenna T M1lls M Kulaga R Kelly I Ryan I Lawlor T Dee T Reddy Third Row E Smith I Capparellx I ODonnell I Marshall I Colllns C Morgan I Ambrosmo R Schremp I Eckel Fourth Row R Bramonte D Monks W Mlller D Peters I Wegner R Peters W Coleman M Txerney R Wagner R Baldwm DAILY BULLETIN D DAY Conhdenhal Teachers only Assembly Today more or less PICTUIGS Today More Sunday the De La Salle Meteors football tangs Thrs game rs so rmportant that teach ers are asked not to make homework asslgn ments over the weekend smce everyone w1ll need the rest Teachers are cordrally asked to control 1rr1tab1l1ty th1s week whtle we are un der the straln of a V1ClOfY Send one hall of each advrsory to the ath letrc ofhce to buy t1ckets for the game Try to keep the other half from wngglmg by telllng some plauslble story of Smackover Iohn l-l1llocks explorts on the grrdlron Alternate groups but do not alternate story Rrchard Chester Wyszynsk1 w1ll be excused from ad v1so1y to load h1s camera Basketball heavles and l1ghts w1ll pose so he can arranae the The hrst pertods ttme w1ll run 1nto the second perlod s trme All members of the toot ball team wrll be excused ln the m1ddle of the perlod to have thelr plcture taken by the Dally News Sun Tlmes Trtbune and Chrrstrcn S 1 ence Monttor They should be cdv1sed to keep qulet and look w1se All freshmen are to be kept away from wmdows durma prcture tak 1ng to avo1d attractmg the populace who love to gaze at monkeys ln wxndows At the begrnmng of the second perlod all bandmen w1ll report to the band room to shlne mstruments and brass buttons for Sunday s 47 team will try again to ride the St. Rita Muse filter, I I I T I - , ' . I . . C-- in. Q 50 -.-....- - 1 . . GA Q Veuatz 'fe .. ,, Fw. .W 1 -nl . D f. -V. ,, 'Wd +V . ff'-o-' fwfg X F -, ,. -. ...,.,... . A A W -.. ,, ,N ,1 A. . X il. -, ,,, ., , H Y--.wah kf . -f .K-A f A -4--fy fx -w -. .L .4 , '- 4...,44,. 4. . ., , ,,,,..A- 4 . . 4... ,SWK . 1. I I 1-I y.,....-.- 5 dll ,, F WE, . ,.. Q v. N.. Q , f V,-,3 V f A...4 . 1 ' u , ,.. , vi, I , J V A,'. ., . A ,. ,4....A.. , ,.,,,.,, HF.. . if -, K. 3 .pq Y .w ,4..,A .. , - ., A ,nyc , .,v. K Q .v-,I V- , fl vii.. WV-3 1- v .:. ' . , , Y , L. .. , . ,. ,.- Hd - 1 A L ijt, -Q f,, SECT, ?'f :cn ' 4 - concert and marching personnel Clarinets I. Longo R. Paluch D. Paluch R. Peterson L. Kubiatowski A. Walowski R. Luczak S. Klezezewski T. Wisinski I. Parmer I. Donohue I. Louvar R. Dragen M. Kulaga R. Mysczkowski E. Turner W. Wilt Saxophones I. Delaney R. Kubiatowski S. Hickey R. Borger Oboe Kunka Bassoon P. Tyler Flutes Wyszynski R. Donohue I. Rook A. Papineau T. Hastings Trombones W. Noble A. O'Mal1ey I. Snyder I. Carney T. Snyder Comets I. Kelly I. Repetto T. Gallagher . ,, ,,qr.me--f f yx:v!'1. f-.' L MR. RUSSELL HARVEY Conductor D. Shanahan T. Mierzwinski D. Stanula Horns I. Moran I. Carroll M. Kosiek Baritones A. Morgan R. Bukowski Basses L. Murphy A. Enzenbache L. Oldendorf Drums M. Suttie l... Henniger R. Irace C. Carey I' . . . V , , rg Q f z., R to Lott. fill the fC'C11ffC. the bond success lS due our tistruitors Brother L Pogl, loortd moderdtorp Mr. S. Micus, Clorinets' Mr Schorrt, oboe-s Mr Kttti in orctiort, Hutes Mr Corlson drums Mr. P. Mooney brass cmd bosic oimd and Hr. Ed Stork riirrohiz lg trie 'mtrtiel 'A.' defzfll of ff? Qiieiix' the 'org of ffQ'1F'iE1QI'II Eifro dirw-to? fell :tori Mr Ed Stirk 45 Lon: Lefore the :ist slgo ','.' , Hd Brotfier fuel orzd tire '.-:hole s-fipool that they hid Smother Chortipiortshzp orgzorir Zfiztion Trier' did ffrrfoteli srzcr-rs tE1rotg.,:2.o1:t the eitgra- scisoi '.'.'211Qf, frieu' rridr' :Live se-er, V-i:'gf:r.:eo tfgex- T'.?p.'9Y sgrxfzssed Ther' ferre- . w A - GSW. ,, L,X,, .,, .,.C ,,.,.,x ,. o..,eo 5, G. V. re ...o e 5. . . 1 ,T-.W-ff-Q -.V A , . . . . W, .ro f-ww-Q f' :. ge o A,,,- , .., ., ,H ,f -,VN -- A-, , eff, .. r M... . A . fs . ISF f 1 x 52 nd their sections '15 FY, Q -.Y-. Q fy ,- Jfff 'YQ 5, ,.,,., X-jd:-,Au C ,, ,.,.,.. ..4,.,. 53 across the field Blow man, Blow High Powered Trumpet Section Watch that Turn ,t.. , , 19' 5 All Set Bro. Ioel and Mr. Stark smile over a good show Wave the Flag beautiful music ,' -:, - ,..v,, -,-4, , - Q 7 ny. ., ,izhtg -,,,r, A , Q. ii , n xrs On their way to an intricate iormation Some D Lift those Knees Tension in the game What a Glockenspiel Section You Go Your Way, I'1l Go Mine 12,1 2111 E . l ' 1 ,. , X 0 ' fi T' cf I Tess Tidfxz 'C and Le Roy Evans. Marlon Rc-ardon, Richard Chester VVyszyr1slf41 h V Y Barbara Egan, and Bill O'Malley. it me Bar wrth Bill Sheehan and Mary Ellen OVCOIHIEI 191 om R The omecomzhg ance 1 lllls '.,' SOClUl sclfxszcrg .eizdlmed Zig llge three Qiel1::ltf1.Q uxricess wlyp '.',' ere spciscred k '..' the Senor clizss The fel.e '.A.' S '.'.'21O did S2 rtiuclx 'Jerk deecfitmg Gnd TIT' tif ':1ri:,: for he dimie ire Irlerilfifd N '.'.' TO liivf- lllOIY1 lie rCf'O':Y1Ql1Cr1 ..:11:l1 ls: so eften tflcuqlil of, but ul ::lCSt 'ilwcx 'A.' 5' C,verlOClie'i The '.,' izfe T313 Cullen fl:r.zx1',' Cid Shes 5.2: Gr-Cr ze Cifciier Le Pi'- Iviis ll-CYT, ffeiks Ed l.f1gE1r fini IQ3'.'3r::l-::. 'xi Per. ffevels Cx H'lfT.9COYT1If..Y '.-,' .th l1ririj.' Drake 'IHC orchestra preveci I: ze :rue ef the Mwst events Cf the 'yeir Of Cegrse ' Sermlor Prem is ihe Cie eve-xl that rerriclzi .i Cnr hezrts QOH: ifter JSTIVS' . Tx v A-. 5, fy Fm Q4 Pat Moloney and Ienny Erczmzwky. lim Ward cmd Mary Anno Carey. Don Nagel and Clcudetie Macklin. Sum Scxlo cmd Mary Lou Collins. 1? ,l .W 'F' kt 'HN r -E 'ff U t .1 - A , R I' , f A 1' s X 4 v '7 ? Y' 91, 'f ? lg , g 1 . - We Q 4. fd in I 34465411 pet! ona!z'tz'e5 M -gqction T' 1' ly A 2.316 WH.: x x x h I f .. ,.,,, 4, 'gn 1 1 ,f A gb. ,, Y H ' z I 2 ggi .a'- , .N 'Xi -T7 : ', an A 'sz nf Y M, +.,, my 5. , 5 155522 I ' .24 'V -33' fr, 'ir' 4 A v H f. L r U Q , , 1 A ' 'ng' -'-. . . 3 I :WA ,uf ze 'i x ' f Q1 Q in L5 -gag'-1, .- ww, Y' iw : Q jf, ', iw 533,1- 15 , j j,,- Ag ' A Q., qw w A A 4 6, R iff -. 'xi'-.' -' Mr. and Mrs. Simutis and INFORMAL - AROUND PIANO Brother Andrew. August Schubert, Salvatore Scifo, Bill Slattery, Iohn Bierdz v N- f ,-Nun .,-Yr, , Hay Fallon, Larry Schaeflein. At piano: Norb Skimel .lf ,Z f 'Z, ..Q',. i M i'f'- Y .'.vf.v, -. ..-, ' V -,Y--N Y-P . L. , ., A im.. G- fx - . . I e4--f.,f- , , ,, ,. .-f -M. 'U - --J'-I 'V-AH A ' --H-V X---ff ,i.,r..L',., r ,J . .,,,.A -,,,, -. .. ,f'.. fn ' ' ri: ' Y - ff far- - -.Y-1 -- -. . . .--, ef . .. l.l., J. M.- V ..,.. ,, .,,. ,,,,, ., J...,4 .Mot . A , , fr rx -1' -3, xx-ve. A. M., r,.,.,,,o,, x,,,,i,,6,, Qfxkk' MU ft. -,J.r,l. DCIG 'JIS Efflff ., 'A:',..,. BASSES First Row: William Farrell, Tom Dorencz, Iohn Lynch, Sal- vatore Scifo, lohn Stender, Vincent Parisi, Iohn Barry, Vince Rakauskis, August Schu- bert, Ioe Casella. Second Row: Bob Baldwin, Pat King, Iohn Bierdz, lim Knox, Tom Krzec- zowslci, Larry Schaellein, Rich- ard Fleischauer, Robert Fal- lon, Bob Burns, Robert Rychel, Ioe Curran. Third Row: Leon- ard Cichowski, Edward Schmit, Iohn Mitchell, Ierome Berent, Don Trusk, Norb Skimel, Fran cis M:Cailery, Dcnis Gould- ing, Robe-rt Colc-man, Frcrik KC-ll'Tl1I1, Gone llafnfltoit. TENORS First Row: Don Hood, lohn Eckel, loo Stachqra, Al Aster William Blakw, loo Ambrosino, Don Taddc. Second How: lim Bird, Charlie lNlCKc-mia, loc Uchisori, lack Lane Iohn Mc- Manus, Bill Slattery, Dick Oak- ley, Iohn O'Donnell, George O'Ccnnel1. Dan Luczyriski. Third Row: Ken DoGroh, Den- nis Gurke, William Fitzsim- mons, Iohn Murray, Cliit Mal- lon, Ray Fallon, Iohn Barrett. Robert Adair, William Arndt. ' T E'3l 'li x gA22'Z!2dd2'Z5 Tom B 0 , ,I is -.ts P Manghera I McG1enn andl Gallagher and the locomotlve Brother Wxllxam and R AdOHlG1llS plottmg I Gallagher S Scallce R AdOmGltl5 the Fenwlck game strategy P Rallly I Yerkes P Manghera rown shows the sultry techmque Tom B own and Pat Re1lly celebratmg a touchdown pe Q Q' I' GSQ S Z I 5 V B e S H P C1 e a e Kl6SS lf' lc aes P Q ea f e e e S rere I ere Tlewr te S mp veo der s rr fheerle ders t e ome 'I a e an 'fore P e ook to the a Shel P1 - YI . A I ' gf 1. , V 3. A I I I ii H . X -ra ' F 1 . I ' 'M Zizi Boom? Bail Z1 F Eesti' E221 De La Salle 'I La .,a.Qe Rag' Rahlll Th V hex s 'till xi: X1 car ears Tips paxe ras as aratmation lu tle fellows who lead car hee-is Tie LCf-'S ha e ripe-it an ffert at their t:a:'r as' xnaer Irie guidance Cf fifllh Y .YL llcrale at aam arid jeep rallies ha.- beei lgfte ' to 'a:k:i5'.'.':i heights Ch,-rl ad r 'h . .X Q Cl1IilQ'.l9 ha, 1,ar:' , ' an t Lt C53 I .d l . at a 0 bc L, l. ra r Cl .Trip C. C . a-t'vity. 4 wx d, 1 . S. . V13-tory 'band Z 0ie5 2 , . WW Y Camera Club H Ag New Moderatorf Hess Novi x . .,x: I V V V A -.,L A ' H X EX O' Wrrxlgggsig 43 I1 ,fm ' A ,J I KV A f greedo x of for mes, Surprises I f 1 Behind Closed Do ors! I Xxx, Ffosh -1. v .hmh in A e ORN W O in PQ: ' 'LU L ova .e 1 'lam .j'k?9 Fecxiuyed xl x-1-.-W ' u A -I V - , I ' 'Edkiox -in-ChXeK X110 W GYC3 k Neweiduom 4fGwq M0010 COPY dnoffpmdievfx' -. X, , xl X. Rum-A xx- f- - ' Q ,M 4x XX 0 'L ' Opkmoos Edkkox f GeuXKVufxNNks9XrxX4 X X ' 1. , -V, .I g n ,-A, wk , - XM c1POPe -V 'Xxx u NX.-xvx-'M' ' YQ H -. :lsewives 'iiQCAu1eY,dxROf HYDE W X V ' . A ,X V L V L HX wk X V. ,N . A ' ' Spous idiom f Bob PJLGUCRT- ' A A L 'r .l ,i f . X, V 1' . e I If N X , . . ,' ', A , f t N '1 N h wr. , K . erspractia 3t.Mary's ebr-ates 25th Year Qseneral Topics of Retreat Talks 041 M6 HGH Mom 1Sl1ow Us Our True Purpose In Life SEBALL MEMORIES . . - A W Ted williams' Di MGQQM 35 Igfkie Robir is home ND V summer Ccm S.- Ai even T .- , X, A 1. 'l' . A pf. . 'A . .V W Lx' ,mf N 1 as 419' r Better Y --IQQCIB Pfaq Af sf. Mar, L X .. ,-1 wwf' x' x. x U--Q-, I 'Vx XP ,Xxg ' D. L. s. QQ I., , Af...'ffjA Y fy I, tory ,J-. ,111-1-4 ,P - - .ii .f in :,. , 15,5 ,, , , .,, 1 I ' fry ,Imp it A- '-',Hi'i1 Editor-in-Ch' lfditor Qu M 'ef lim Vlard I I Y oore C M ni- I' I., jg -I ,I. opy Edirol' 'wwfx If r,,..y 1 L' I' ' A,.x1'Hf-A.f,,.,, X S Editor ,us And 'll row L on 'X t COnc nds vw , .,p,.A, , ,h in x .1 Cim QP0OIGir1fr X - . f. x I x---x Q f 6.127 ' ,4 n,!, Vie .. git, OID! L'r V' A 1. .,'.' It ' I 211 Freshmen Class Presidents: M. Bansley. T. Krzeczowski. T. Gallagher, M. Tierney, E. Sanders. Brother Ioel, Fresh- man Moderator, C. Ice D' Palutis. T. Riordan was absent. Sophomore Class Officers: Standing: W. Ice D Magee. R. Feiner. Seated: B. Distel. Brother Finbar, Sophomore Moderator, R. Taylor. R. Graff and F. Donohue were absent. These are the senior members of the coveted National Honor Society for 1949-50. Brother lames is the N.H.S. enterpris- ing moderator. Members: Wal- ter Noble, Le Roy Evans. Guy Moore. Roy Henry. Iames Ward. The N.H.S. bulletin board in the library has been the source of much emulation among our scholastic leaders. W1 . s f '. . . l .. ,- ,-. -..,.,,.,, ,,,, ' ,,, 5.1 x 1 .. 1 ,323 'jmlu' 1 ,SHLQ w 'if hi I 34 fn KK Nei .14 If F' -'H .4 :Tv I A .. 'mi 'iw rf? ,, , , 'u m ff , IZ A ' ' 5 -wx ' I A Y S 2 Q Qgg. 41, T62 gamma 61116 Another year, another Yeor Book Thats the story of 49-'SU Through the splendid cooperation cf the faculty, the uiiderclassrrien, and especially' the Seri tors, we are alole once aaain to enjoy keep forever the rnernories of the past school year, The individual price ot the Meteor 2-ras staloilized at S3 OU due to the rrioney riakina ventures of the 1ndustrLou.3 senlors They' not oil 'A.' held a darfgez for the cause, but raffied T: television as '.-fell. The .gtatt under the direct1or1 of Br: ther Lucian has worked hard, lona, argd most important eftrcieritljx as '.-fell. There were rio special titles attached to the staff names- all had a job to do and did it. Brother Iarnes served as a helpful ad- visor to the writers. Tom Donovan, p1cf tured on paae lh, was the typing staff head, Root Studios handled the photography like the professionals they are. The school thanks especially, Mrs. Sarnel, Mrs. R. Quilter, Mr. Charley, Lenny Novak, Bob Iones, and the artist of the production, Norm Koenig, The Stott deerned it an honor to work on this hook dedicated to Brother l.a'.':e rence Ioseph and to De La Salles Sixtietn Year and again extend the1r sincere thanks to all who cooperated so wonder tullv. The first three boys to order 1950 Meteors were I. Woodrow, I. Malone, and I. Murray. fffeteoz The Senior Meteor Stuff: Ward, Henry, Meyer, Hyzner, O'Con- nor, Delaney, Moore, McMil- lan. ,,j N w 4 9 ni X i N 'If 1. f . 'mir 'Aff-9 .. g. Ziff: xiii. gr:r.e::.f Ili. gs 21.55 Deiaie CI .r or.-3 of tr.fQ- riest .11 t:.e 'LQZ'-.' Tlgf- Te..C'.'.'.' '.'.'r1o :take up tiris lub spend ::.'. 21 of tr.e.r nrrre and effort to reoczi yoertefrorr nr. the ort of publrc speakino and dehatinq: Mr, E Lewondovvslc and Brother Ed:-:ara the rtpoderator of the Senior and I.m1or debate teartis have done 3 frrie job witig their boys The topo for this year '.'.'af1 Pesoiaed The Urest Eleftioi of The Pres: dei? .aztiorra dekfgrte tearri aotvitles trxf- follovfgng were some of the pmfor zettfxble and Qrijoortorit events of the year Stpderwt Conxress ot ?rov1de:Ce H S. Lo'-foie: Seri io? fivitatioial Topgrrieif, Catfiofif foruri, Togfiejr Loyola Ixgior Ii'.fQt3t1or.':. Tit? fi-iff Speejfi ffestifil .Q:i.ef.:3:i Lever Cr3tCrgCalC2f.1i-st and T126 St 'oliri Lf' 'irsswnpc ..,, ,W ., . W ..,, room., X- -...r, -.,. ... .T. Donovan W. Noble, P. Lusch, F. Given I Delaney, R. Adomaitis, A Erlacher. Sealed: M. Slattery, I. Ward, G rhart, Mr. E. Lewandowski. Standing: G. Moore, A Leahy e Standing: W. Brazas, E. Schmit Dryda, I. Knox, P. King. Seated: D. Barch, Brother Edward, D. Reed. ,E 'last minute instructions. Mr. Lew- andowski, R. Adomaitis. Brother Edward briefs the first string, gf '7 - 'J ...:....... I Y -,Q-11 Brother Sebastian, Frank Flynn and Larry Yandcl Brother Sebastian, Ray Feiner and Tom working at the shuper in the machine shop. Moody running two lathes. Frank is tool room man, Larry getting tools. Things are looking cheerful as Dres gives Szat I h A I a planer in :he wood shop. A daily scene in the wood shop-activity. This was posed and Tom O'Malley moved The .fkops 73 1. en 'Hua E! 6 This is part of the very active Benildus Club for Seniors, which boasts some SU members. First Row: George O'Connor, president, Blair Keating. lim Carroll, Don Reitl, Don Gregory, Iim Fitzgerald, Iim Cassidy. Standing: Bill Slattery, Ierry Meyer, Guy Moore, Ed Moriarity. R. Kosinski, Hanlon, Ray Adomaitis, Poppe, Tom Cullen, Iim Sheehan. The Catechists is also a thriving organization for Seniors and Iuniors, under the able direc- tion ot that dynamo, Brother Andrew. Brother directs these teachers ol God's Word who give their time to the boys at Marillac House. Here are the classes ol lohn Delaney, Al Enzenbacher, and Richard Myzsa. ?f .J 4 'F 1 , . ' s A-, 'in I fa- ,J A,,,.,',A 6 QI ' sf ' ...l I 1 -rx f vqgx 6 A, 1 if Q . u 1 fl 1 ' ff .il , 'Q ,H ix ? -:1 S 4' 1, Q 'i Y : Sui flu ,wi , JNJAQA. A av i a, tw , . H' 51: nxf,k ,. ,En . A 1. F. 1 X V x ' f 1 X Y , L A I ' . 4 T 4 X 4 bfgv' Z f' 9-SJ' lf? 'ii '1 px ffv 4,., x as ' M-ni K ' Postor Contestants. Who lcd the Catholic Loaguo Tuck can't tigure Murphy Si Hcndsjk won 515- in 1492? and Donohue out. L'homme que j'cii vu?! Tho lU'995l l225l and Smullesl Dealers iii second hand atom bombs, of Room 15, Trouble comes in pairs. A Tell us another story Brother! Happy moment in Ill. DLS's Little America Litflo Louis Pasteurs. 7oot6aff at y ,fa Kaffe r.e. Bob Crowley, r.t. lim Bansley, r.g. Blair Keating, c. Bill Kunzler, l.g. Ed Szybeko, l.t. Ed Kadlubek, l.e, Dan Shine, q.b. LeRoy Evans, r.h. Bill O'Ma1ley, Lb. George O'Connor, l.h. Ioe Salay. First Row: B. Keating, D. Shine, E. Kadlubek, B, Parrington, I. Salay, L. Evans, G. O'Con- nor, B. O'Malley, E. Szybeko, B. Crowley, I, Bansley. Second Row: Managers S. Scifo and I. Cavanaugh, T, Monks, H. Caponera, B. Bartz, P. Healy, M. Parkinson, T. Keele. T. Volenzio, B. Magee, B. Kunzler, I, Hamer, F. Catenzaro, I. Sheehan, Brother Maurice, Manager B. Sheehan. Top Row: Coach Tom Noble, B. Quinn. I. Martin, D. Ryan, B. Toth, S. Handzik. G. MacDonald, V. Howe, P. Clemens, G. McDevitt, F. Strocchia, D. Hickey, C. Volanti, A. Rubalcoba, Coach Vince Oliver. Ln h , , -AAJL Our coaches: Vince Oliver, Tom Noble, Brother H. Maurice, Robert Duax. They spent their time coaching our Meteors. and the final results weren't a true indication of the great effort with which they fulfilled their duties. Although this season was not a winning one, our tighting Meteors experienced their share of thrills . . . we hope that in years to come De La Salle will be represented by them with as much spirit as this years squad had, For the second successive year the squad trained during the lldog-days ot August . . , this year the camp was on the campus ot St. Marys College in Winona, Minnesota . . . our tirst game was with De Paul, last seasons South Section Champions . . the Meteors rallied tor l4 points in the second halt after the Demons had scored three quick touchdowns , . . our scores resulted from passes, Le Boy Evans to Si l-landzik and to Bill O'Malley. The next game '.-.fzth St. Philip was highlighted by Bob Crowleys sparkling reception of LeRoy Evans' pass . . in the Mt. Carmel game we were plagued by injuries and bad breaks . . . the Meteors scored against Leo during the first tew minutes of the game on Blair Keatings run from the famous guard around play. We fought hardest against Fenwick, the out- standing team of the Catholic League . . . we scored three times . . . Bill O'Malley, Keating, and Martin carried the ball over for TD's . . . our team showed it could play when it wanted to, We were handed an upset by an underrated St. Elizabeth eleven . . . the score, l9-l2, reflects the closeness ot the game . . . Evans' long run tor a touchdown put us ahead . . . O'Malley plunged tor our other score. ln a bitterly waged contest we scored once Handzik up for a pass. I9 9-50 LeRoy Evans, captain and mainstay of the team. George O'Connor toting the pigskin. ,- -., 9 's 5 C rw fx rcirits ter tie lwlelexe ,,1 ',,. .,.,5,, -, .4 , Af, f-.f K ,., ..,, 4-..,.. .. ..,..4 ...,,,. , 'IIT 135595 ffiffl CTE e Z .,,.,, 0,7 4 . ,A ,nf ,, Spf, ,, ,-.rf ...,,.. H., .VM n.,-, ,i-,A ,.., .,. Q ..- A ,. J' 'Z' f' lg VNC IQ' lI C 91' 'T' li mr ff f in-svn f- Y- -V-U Ng H.,- ..v V- A ..1. L.. A AV. Ji., -.1., ...A .A-Y ..... ' W ' ' ' ' l-I'.'OTlClY1j ossiston A ies. workers A.: HL,.C6'1l Oli' r Grid l r. Tlicrxcs 'oh :List .iz Rllfl ziirco Cipcierz vit 'rie f pt '37rier::i 'J 3? 5 .ir 'va WMA, .,..f.. -.,.,,4 V .vm .,,Q of Q , 1 U, ...MAC :...,,,. if, ,,.,. AML ..- qi-2727 if Citi.-eQ ,C 3 ff itz:-.' tx-fi 'I 31 Ev Qpfr, I'Y.'1QCr 51,3 offeree Lack 'Jerg' 1125 .greieieii severoi 34:15-. L , :stiff-Qi Cilr' Cite C T.f1QQe'.' over f e ' e f I ' K: T211 the bi. ixrie 1 ' The itil Stciof 'C ' ff soho' f f e l e e ' -. -,-U-F I 7 Q Q, e, efnre o toe so oo 5 e l , e e I eo ie' fd rfyef evo orc e' J r, 'as s ro J 1 e ll 4 'P dr tffir s' Jn, 'Je fl slwe if T .. , Blair Keating Bill Kunzler Tonto Valenzio Tom Monks Hal Caponera Up for the kickoff! Vince Howe Bob Crowley Suspended animation? Iim Bansley Salay goes for 13 against Leo. Bill O'Malley 3? J 1-.ia 'V Hx IEP, rx I f' L 5 - 9 Q. L., . X 1 L f' ' I in .,,,v F . 'Ari Iii' .v w i ' ', 'Sji-. 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Cronm I Stepanek F Kellmann I Kaphusman W Mxller D Wenge lewskl Third Row I Marshall T Qumn T Bmgham H Ganzer F OConnell I Woodrow T Krzeczowskx Top Row M Txerney W Ienmngs F McGrath I Cusak R Duax M Ryan D Monks W Lewxs Coach R Duax ll 57 A Id WNW! , ,... .::. . , .4 .ge rrs,,:.:t1Qn ,111 ,rs 31313, 2.11112 303' fzrtfa 3,f,'lf for tie .Lift 11621 Q :S '-of f J-b '.-- v- fv TA ws F' -v-f-of-U f-ff' +.-,- 'U ',.-Y V- .-f-f-ff' ' if-vml fl ..,..1 A .N ., nf .:, ....,., .. ,.-QW. 1. .. r3Q:T1s lx'1 173.2 Fr '1 f.f fjf 1 YQ 1 . . fqfjce T1-F73-'-'.' ECI. f 'ff5'i Ted Effie L77 779 ttf no Q . . , . nn-,4,,.G,-, .. .Yfs... 3 A f- A-f-f--rf :t2'.'.'s1i1 3 eg-:sf-11ehtji.1sQi: ffC'J43T1fF rf- f1 4',fU ,f ' ' A ' ' I' ' T3 ViYSl y' L1'1'1ftferr Tek Q,F?:'A.' iQ'. 11.,f2 lfirqe ' -' f I' ' 1 rfilnf-,3t:1f's:1CYI ofifl Cf 'J LL XC o f1QiQ'1i 'ffl 5 fl-AQSQ53 KA ' pQ7:3.d 519 I 1 lllQ...lQIQC?E3 mme :Joris 'J1.'ffCYlC'QS '?F'ff?vfIf?U1Y'. 1539351 . :J Thing of My If f Rllllv. vflfll., ..,,d 1.0 std, svcrea '111 trite Hqffy, ld 1511! fy 3 fA FN. I 79 'fall 'J 1 Mr. Duo' 1 :muy '.-:hc .or F1 .t A1. 'ld .Q 5' Tie. ssifwt. perftifs ffife :1'1rc1' plf:',:c1 Criiriized Vajra.. 1.ftp.3 ,',dfCr all ifiierioii Tho. ffcrfv Red this fist M1 'F11:1': has found . e rf: If 131 1 . Cxirfer 'iid 'sync' '.-:nh ': Iflfl-'VQY7 'W ilf1'.'fA's urns 'G' 1,1 'f'1:C f1 tho: 1, of tirfte the Fresitrieri 1..-..,Cr. 1.'c3rsv1rs:.j.'tef1m Au- ' vvl I I 1-ru nl ' I ' W ' I ' ,W 'A A thrilling game is started with All-City Center, Captain Bob Flanagan getting the tip-off to All-City Forward, Whitey Putlak. .Ti ev. - 41. XX W ,, -,I lx Q W, W V f in I I ' i t P eh AJ I Captam lefty Tol-cars eyes the basket as he drives in against Fen- wick. Ray Sullivan and Hon Niego grapple for a fros- ball. DLS DLS DLS DLS DLS DLS DLS DLS DLS DLS DLS 48 39 43 45 M SL -A N .fu 47 4, L P MN 45 L5 LD heavyweights Sf lvflflf SI G60 St, Mel S! l.'lL 1l.f. 'ffeidel Fenaer Sl Plllll Pwwk ,, -Y. ,,. bC,x.H CMA, ,,,,.,f. Fel. ., ,J Cifftgef DLS DLS DLS DLS DLS DLS DLS DLS DLS . fllli Nxego Tokars, Capiain Palmsone Entre-ss Sullivan RQIT1 Lee Lcycla El14I'Tl 3l few..-pk Carmel Rlta Le: Elizikef lightweights 'vm K V' .,.. ff , c - c. . sh., , . DLS -1 .fi Cel: -A A ff. V-,. , , . af..- i.,'. , v f-. -. , it tr.. .11 12 ' af--J . -.., .-. . .c fe., i.. J J, .JM-, JJ.. ., .. Captain Flanagan at the start of the most decep- tive fake in the league. One of the reasons Whitey was chosen on the Fenwick All-Tourney Team-his activity above the floor. -ff, UH. A V. ...Q .... ....f ,, ici 5- f.CS?TC'?'.T.',. V' f- x H. if ' ri i- f ',, , Aw- IVV: -A :lt T. :ri 1. Ulf? in W'-idff. F Q C' lllff El.Q :f,QtI. Yi W M lily :huge ' gl Pj V v f f . ft f -1 a fl' ' 4 .' H r-'f r --f lDl.5 5 f-rixxfgf .ij lllgp 34 lffn'.'.'.':f hl K ' ' 'LTV' 'U' ' ' ff 1 fy. ', 1 fy' fu ff, .1.. 5 15' 1.. :IQ ffl: f .zlai , .,. l' ..... Ji.- f -J K. 6. ' , V f. f , - , ,,. I 'A A f + CIW-' F - inf f JL' i in .A .Al Af ip Ay Q ..,r. . ' jf' 1 f f 2: 1,1 Q, Q ,, 4 73321 CI Tiff Tj. vc' 1 ' ' F ' 'f hifi 5' 1 fi-- -mf ..- s .2., l I ,AT U fA ' e f ' '- - ' ' ll ff Seine l,:.f nl.: -1, fl rf: 1' rzzetz. Garvey Captain Flanagan Sheridan Putlak f l,.. 7- ,, . Monks Schulz 14 X Heavy Reserves: BIUFDOIIYP, Moran, Palmsone, Palutis, S... Ne 37 X 1 ' Rayburn, Shine, Plecki, y Q 3 Howe, O'Mal1ey. Freddie Dillon, shown on page 89, was absent for the team picture. Now boys, I wont you to take a close look at this ball. Iim Putlak, lake Plecki, Coach Duax, Ierry Tokars and Bob Flanagan discuss the fast break. x,J Parkinson. way: fepend 61 . . Light Reserves: Murphy, H. Caponera, Flanigun, Grif- fin, Marlin, P. Caponera, V5 45' 3, ,Ji , 31 I :QS-81, ' s gg Ji? J I' ,I ,V 1 M A S . 9 gi . 'N , ,' I M A ' 0 E c Q I w Q I Q , H A Q, X g 'kt Q' if Q ' EJ N ' ' P J ag EA! ki? W 6 g In if v ,I 5 'X , , A 8,1 V , v -5 I ' n - 6' 1 - - j ' A , 2-, , flys bantams midgets ., Ulff .L',1l.f.I ' L. ' . Q' 'NL . I' 0'5 t' mf ' .v,. H'f f H. ' , ' . , . Y. L .M L lorlm .. ,,.' K .. 4. . C Jr T to.. f .,. .most f :FLT 4 Tl f f 'xf First Row: King, Fogarty, Murphy, Trail, Cavanagh, Sullivan, Donohue. Second Row: Manager Yandel, McArdle, Bartos, Gagliardo, Griffin, Blake. Feiner, Moore, Keefe, Caperelli. Top Row: Bird, Haran, Young, Wenge- lewski, Lenz, Blattner, Desmond, Tierney, Coach Noble. First Row: Kungis, Barry, Pruddock, Crowley, Koszelo, Sutley. Second Row: Manager Yandel, Lewis, Iennings, Slephanek, Volenti, Lauer, Gould- ing, Farnan, Caparelli. Top Row: Coach Noble, Toth, Sanders, Van Gocthem, Spellacy, Sikora, Grandowski. Conway, Eder. Our business-like managers are ace countable for the smooth running or- ganization of the basketball team: Iim FiIabuster Ganzer, and Iohn S:1ackover Hillock. ylsll E ,. b Iudaalfi 'sv554c ,h get 'vs Q' is 5 3 ' S 5 ,,,, , 'yA544K g5,'.,ls:,g,f Q,-,:.s44' Ash me f , as A as x .A Wv f. ' ' 'gxxgzalf milk. Q tl' x-n L 'Q gx.lS4 LRGILQ A LSI f. 9 1 First Row: T. Moody, l- Bird. McIntyre, Moore, I. Collins, L. Schroeder. Second Row: Steiger- wald, I. Haw, Quinn, Knight. Farrell, R. Far- rell, Bruton. Top Row: E. Gagliardo. Nevels, Kavanagh. l. Yucuis, R. Blattner, Uchison, Woodrow. Absent: G. Brady, W. Blake. Future varsity stars. These hardplaying boys take the game seriously. E. Gagliardo, R. Feiner, W. Trail, R. Blattner, I. Murphy. Bill, Iim, and Ernest worked with the Lights this year, and gained valuable experi- ence in the Duax sys- tem. aus Hug L i ' sous 4 , aan: 581 At 2:30 on Dec. l, 1949, room 15 was Crowded with standing room only. Reason? The call for Midgets had gone out. lOU lads responded. Here at DLS the Midgets have been a symbol of hard, sharpshooting basketf ball by fast, small fellows. ln the past few years, under the Leahy-type coaching of Bro- ther I. Richard, the Midgets have established phenomenal records, Like N.D,, we have been refused games with some grammar school var- sities, and that when they knew we use only 5' Mikans. Also like Leahy, Brother Richard compiled the amazing number of 38 wins and 9 losses, with last years hiah point shortiez. His being in Rome has caused the lunior Teams in basketball to lie dormant. But the Midgets ao victoriously on under the shrewd, smiling coaching of Brother Sebastian. Brother had these shifty lads back from the '49 team, Tuck Moody, lerry Brady and ferry Yucuis. Those hot-shot twins, lim Murphy and Ray Feiner played Flys, Valuable newcomers to the Mid- get squad were Ernie Gagliardo, Ray Blattrier, Whitey Schroeder, and lim Bird, The Midgets have been of incalculable value to basketball at DLS. When the varsity was having trouble the Midgets were trouncing all comers and every time their victims were inches taller, Those who took their early training seriously went on to be of value to the varsity and the school: Putlak, Bob Flanagan, Entre-ss, Gritiin, Garvey, Gene Murphy, Chick Flanigan, and Bill Trail, played Lights this year. Scios and Pullano played luniors last year, Bill Quinn took up football successfully. Ganzer, Aldrich and Mr. lohn Hillock beccme expert referees and managers. Brother Sebastian and his 49' '50 squad kept up Midget traditions this year, as the partial list testifies. DLS Columbanus DLS St. Gall DLS Visitation DLS Hirsch DLS St. Michael DLS Kiley Tigers DLS St, Raphael DLS Grib-Murray DLS St. Raphael DLS . Agnes DLS . Raphael C. O. F. DLS . Mary of Perpetual Help DLS . Michael High DLS Halpin Killers DLS St. Gabriel DLS St. Rita Midgets DLS lays DLS Elmers DLS St. Columbanus 25 cents Circulation 2,000,000 Clucago Pun Chimes V01 14113 Aprll 15 1975 HILLOCK WINS ELECTION HILLOCK ELECTED PRESI DENT BY OVER 50 MIL LION PLURALITY Complete electlon retuln today lndlcate that the coun l h ovelwhelmlnglv elected John Hlllock PTBSI dent of the Unlted States bv a plul alltv of 90 mllllon Candldate Hlllock who suc cessfullv headed the Repub llcl at tlcket defeated PFCS1 dent Robelt M Aldrlch who foollshlv attempted to seek a fifth telm on the Demlcan paltv ballot Also defeated was VICE Presldent Jame Clancv Hls successful op ponent was Slmon HandZlk promlnent glrdle manufac tulel 1H1tch up with Handzlk 3 Throughout the campalgn charges of corruptlon were hurled at Presldent Aldrlch The votels were told tlm and agaln that Vlce Ple ldent Clancy was close fllehd of Bugsy Sca llse notollous gambllng svndlcate boss Durlng the eleetlon the Presldent s Cab lnet 1Edward Morlarty Secletary of the Bourbon James Bluen Secretary of the Scotch and Colonel Thomas Hughes Secre tary of the Mlnt Jullpl was trled convlcted and exlled to the moon Presldent elect Hlllock ha had an lntelestlng llff- Startlng out as Managel of Sanforlzed Trunks at De Ia Salle UHIVQYSILY h wol ked hls way up ln school and cltv polltlcs bv llNlI'l up to hls nlckname of Smackoxer John H plesent speech wrlffel' mouth pICCe and bodv guard l tlll Sllent Jlm Ganzer Illmols Electlon Results Walter J Noble III defeated J R Magee the xIlIS0l'l Sportmg Goods Magnate to become the new Governor George OConnor won the U S Senatorshlp from Robert Flanagan who an nounced hls lnt ntlon to re turn to the Mpls Lakers coaching staff Returns ln dlcated bw a late bulletln place John J Mum De lanex as Mavor of Chlcago Mr Delanevs electlon a Mayor marks the twentv elghth consecutne wear that graduates from De La Salle UHIYCTSIIV haxe held that office 1 l HESS CHAMBERS TRIAL A staltllng lewelatlon IH the ll alter Algel He s Rlchald VK hlttakel Cham D618 trlal came today Wlth the dlscovery of amazlng spv papers found pumpltln Chambers farm Todax S stal wltne pumpkln tendel Jame Bumpkln Carroll stated that he was dozlng gentlv ID a pumpkln patch when he fell upon the secret papers protrudlng flom a plump pumpkln Mr Carlolls testlmonv has been the hlgh polnt of the trlal so fal As the leaders of thls newspanel know Ml He s has been ac cu ed of perlurv bv Cham bels The papers uncovered today are of great lmpor tance ln that they prove Mr Hess IS secretly an agent of the Unlon of Slobovlan So CIHIISI Republics Mr Hess IS defended by the able balllsters Moral and Molan Blothers ln Law BeSld8S luggllng the lecolds the brothers alsc luggle challs and desks t amuse the lulv dullng dul Todav s ploceedlngs welt lnterrupted several tlme bv l the learned law scholal Judge X7lCtOI Armon whose comments What dld h say Is It ln the aw books amazed and con l fused all MAVAR CURES KNEES Don Mavar famous knee and tree sulgeon spoke at the Career Conference of IIT College on the annl versarv of lts lncorporatlon as part of De La Salle Unl versltv vesterdav Mavar Sald he finally solved l the trlck knee problem but would not reveal hls se cret Edward Beauregard noted psvchlatrlst savs Dl Mavar has a wooden leg whlch he secretlv wore as a senlor ln hlgh school vou know Aldelman Rlch ard Mx sza was lnstrumental ln gettlng IIT lncorpor I ated back ln 19611 GIIDGFIO Murphy IS present Dean ofI the College section of D L S U s'rAm'1.1NG REVELATION ll DE LA SMILE UNIVERSITY STADIUM DEDICATED l'l.ATLRLs 400 000 CAPACITX AND BILLIOIN DOLLAR 1 IGHTING SYSTEM A capaclty clowd yesterday attended the dedlcatlon celemonles and football game ln the newly bullt masslve DLS U Stadium Funds wele lalsed by James FIIZ lgelald populal mlddle aged lran about town M FASSAR ELECTS NEW PRESIDENT Fol the glolv of Fas sar wlll be the motto of Rav Putz new Presldent ot thls excluslve college f0l men Ravmond Foodv noted letlclan spoke at the ln stallatlon on the Evlls 0 Llccess Butterfat SAUSAGE TYCOON PAT RICK MALONEY CHOSEN MAN OF THE YEAR Washlngton Aprll 10 Washlngton Correspond ents todav chose Patrlck J Malonev noted hamfat and sausage lndustrlallst as the man of the vear These col respondents represent over 21 000 newspapers on ealth Homogenlzed Sawdust Sham Ml Malonev a graduate of De La Salle UHIVCFSIIX ID Chlcago became plomln ent ln the meatpacklng buslness when he developed a meat substltute made fron homogenlzed saw dust called Sham H slogan Enlov Ma lonevs Balonles IS known throughout the world Mr llalonex has served ID sev elal oxernment DOGIIIOD lncludlng hls lob as Secre tarx of DOPE IDISITIDU tlon of Plgs Entralls l The late explorer Caslmll Petkunas was second on thf newsmens llst as Man of the Year Heron: Dr Petkunas Dr Petkunas ln a brave but futlle attempt to find llfe on the planetold Znusk dlstlngulshed hlmself bv ex tlngulshlng hls llfe as he found that Znusk not onlx was mlnus lnhabltants but mlnus alr He has been awarded the Buck Rogers All- Medal post humouslv I 4 Fltzgelald also plaved an lmpoltant lole lncorporat lng DL Instltute lnto a Unlxelsltv back ln 1960 -Iustln I'zeld as the sta dlum IS called aftel a prom lnent holv educatol of the 1950s IS four tlmeS the length of the old Soldlers Fleld It IS completely equlpped wlth a bllllon dol lar llghtlng svstem whlch lncludes lndlvldual spot llghts for each spectator A sun rav has also been con structed whlch removes all raln Ol snow from the alr and makes nlght games as bllght as dav Thele are seven large res taurants ln the Stadlum all featurlng hot dogs prepared 99 dlffelent ways Supreme Court Justlce Donald Sulllvan gave the dedlcatlon address Other Mara formel mayor of Chlcago and Egerlo Valen zlo noted financler who made good under economlc tutors at the UDIVCTSIIY Aft r the dedlcatlon DLS U trounced a bold Utopla U 720 to 3 ln a sensatlonal battle The team IS coached bv Le Rov Evans former star at the U who was re cently chosen Coach of the Decade Starrlng for the vlctors were sons of formel graduates Bronco Salay Hutson Keatlng and Sllng ln Samrlv Cockle THE CHICAGO ENTER TAINMENT WORLD Chlcagoans are all agog about plavw rlte James Put laks new play Loxe ln Gloom that opened last nlght at the Orpheum The atre It features the ro mantlc ldol of mllllons Ramon Adomaltls' Thls IS hls iirst stage role although he has appeared ln several movles under the dlrectlon of Gerald Mever world fa mous dlrector l U - , P. 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I , I I ' I . . ... , - Page 2 Chicago Pun-Chimes April 15 1975 BRIEFS By GEORGE STOY Ph D The latest word ln Lon don Soclety IS the name of Joe Termlne He has been lnvlted bv Bonny Prlnce Ru dolph lof the Red Nose! to llft vselghts before the Klngs Court Russ Pullano contlnues hlS world wlde tour lectur lng Thls I Recall sparkllng resume of hlS llfe wlth the late Slr Luke Ap plmg Thelr next stop IS ln East Angus Canada where Harry Trlmakas owns the general store These boys were classmates at De La Salle U back IH 1900 Flash from Grubeslc A flash from Grubeslc Germany states that the new clarlnet manufacturlng plant of Al W3l0WSkl fa mous Chlcago bandman Wlll produce 7 mllllon clarl nets ln 1971: The plant was erected at a cost of S50 000 bv McGloln and Green Archltects f Amerlca These world famous CltV planners are responslble for the development of pre fabrlcated fabrlcs and the thlck nylon walls for extra wear Flash from Sam' A report from Sam SClf0 Frank Uzdavlnls and Jo seph Salav have succeeded ln bleachlng the natlves to a llght sun burn tan thus provlng the earller state ments of the Arthur Greg ory Bleachlng Enterprlses Flash from Herby Herbert Betz and Thomas Kllnger famed anthropolo ElStS have succeeded ln con vlnclng Joseph Stalln that he can t llve forever Ger ald Jedrzejak wlll be ln stalled as Flrst Premlel of Russla Flash from the Irlsh The two Sheehans Jlm and Blll of stock yard fame have announced thelr lnten tlon to marry Armour s two great great grandnleces and thus obtaln a controlllng two thlrds of the stock The other one thlrd IS held by a Mr Thomas Cullen who started work ID the yards as a shovel boy back ln hlS hlgh school days It s a blg step up for these three who gave some of the best days of thelr llVeS to the yards- thelr school days that lS lN'rnnNA'r1oNAl. LEONARDO MURPHY APPOINTED HOUSING Gnnrr NEW SYMPHONY CONDUCTOR The Board of Trustees of the ChlC8g0 Symphony Or chestra announced ln a speclal press statement today that the noted symphony conductor Leonardo Murphy has been engaged for a tenure of two years PROFESSOR HENRY AN NOUNCES NEW PROOF Professor Royensteln Henry perhaps the great est llvlng SC16DtlSt today announced at hls laboratory the results of years of ex haustlng research He and hlS asslstant Dr Jlmnew ton O Sulllvan have finally proved the proof that proves the theory that nothlng equals zero What makes lt more spectacular IS that even a chlld can un derstand the slmple process It beglns wlth the fact that the square root of the veloclty of llght IS equal to the 37th root of 125 6 to the 15 283 power dlvlded by seven tlmes the sum of the total The maln proof how ever hes ID the fact that SIX tangerlnes can produce 1 31281l!1 cups of lulce and therefore all theorles pre vlously proved are relatlve to the generally accepted fact Both Henry and O Sulll van are shortly to be taken away to spend thelr re malnlng years at Happy Daze Rest Home FORMAL MESSAGE FROM PRESIDENT Washlngton D C M J Hlllock newly elected Presldent of these Unlted States gave a brlef press conference today whlch he heartlly thanked all those who voted for hlm He emphaslzed hlS attach ment for the younger men ln hlS party who were ln strumental ln securlng the post for hlm He Sald lt was a falr electlon and ln all humlllty he dldn t expect to Wln hlmself Belng on the lnslde he knows that Le Roy Evans and Tom Monks were very close ln second and thlrd place He expressed hls love for hls Alma Mater De La Salle UD1VeTSlty the South Slde of Chlcago Brother John Mlchael FSC famous Rellglous and was present to thanks of the Brother sald he would go places Economlst recelve the Presldent knew John because he was always an outstandlng 1 R Chester Wyszynskl Presldent of the Board sald Maestro Murphys selectlon Wlll ensure furpl mllllons of Chlcago muslc lovers furpT of the finest posslble muslc furpj 8Vall abe Mr WySZyHSkl ln addltlon to hls muslcal po sltlon IS presldent of the Urpo Burpo Beer Corpora tlon Arturo Morgan DFCVIOUS symphony conductor was dlscharged recently after a personal feud between Mr WYSZynSkl and hlmself It IS rumored that the maestro wlll return to hls old post of marchlng band dlrector at De La Salle Unlverslty where he graduated ln 1950 Maestro Murphy also a graduate of De La Salle U had formerly held posts Wlth Frank Gawedas Joy Boys and other leadlng SVmph0DlC groups He also IS an ardent drlnker f Urpo Burpo Beer TWO PROMINENT BUSI NESSMEN INDICTED rence Schaefleln Chlcago grocers were lndlcted by the Federal Grand Jury to day for defraudlng the pub l The prosecutlon wlll clalm that the defendants sold hollow oranges at the current rate establlshed for full oranges Those brlng lng charges are Doug Mc Mlllan promlnent CltV prlnter and engraver Mlke oheehv John Mauck Peter Bunny Kollas Wllllam Woods and Davld TICFHCV Charles Murray the chol EPIC prosecutor IS seeklng to get a llfe sentence d clared by hls Honor Judge John Poppe The experl enced former CPA Tom Donovan wlll undertake the defense Inslders say that he long frlendshlp of Judge Poppe and Donovan wlll brlng a qulck verdlct of not too glllltv example of what a good polltlclan should be It IS sald John was a good stu dent at De La Salle UDIVQF slty where he was for many years Athletlc Manager and Intramural Star UNCOVERED The new houslng project razed North Clark Street Wlll be constructed under the supervlslon of the Mlnahan McCormack Cor poratlon of Amerlca blg constructlon monopollsts It was announced today Orlg lnal blueprlnts were under the dlrectlon of Donald Grvsmalskl Edward Dur kln and James Glynn got the plate glass contract whlle the concrete optlon went to the Taylor Sulll van Murphy Flrm fof WhlCh there are ten known DBFLDCFSJ Prlvate Detect IVE Laurence McSheery re ported to Dlstrlct Attorney John Whalen that graft was golng on, underneath watchful eye of the clty government Investlgatlon IS underway to determlne whlch school each company executlve attended as a boy as It may be a posslble source of thelr polltlcal cor ruptlon' BALLET DE CHICAGO BOASTS OF TINEE FALLON By CYNIC J I-IAaAss To the thunderlng ap plause of some twelve thou sand dance lovers the Ballet de Chlcago opened lts tenth consecutlve season ast nlght ln the masslve Ballet A Recognlzed Master Major attractlon of the ballet troupe thls year IS thelr premler male danseur Tlnee Fallon fpronounced Fah lohl Monsleur Fallon has been vulth Ballet de Chl cago slnce ltS lnceptlon ten years ago A recognlzed master of classlc and dra matlc ballet he IS at the helght of hlS lntelpletlve UOWCI' Petlt 289 M Fallon now a petlt 289 lbs was featured ln the new Stephen S010 ballet L HlSt0lF8 du Hlppotamus 1 The Bulky Ones Story J as well as the pas de deux from Vulture Lake b Peter Ilytch ACh00Skl Perhaps the greatest hlt of the evenlng was M Fal lon s portrayal of the lover ln the new lyrlc ballet Frankle and Johnnle adapted by the acclalmed choreographer Raymond Neubauer Others ln the company ln clude Tutu Toomey Jerl Sulllvan Georgl Stafford Yvllll Notter and Rlchl Mc Gowan I 1 , . 1 ' - W Y . , . . on ' ' - .i-b - . l l ,1 '- 1 - - v 1 V 1 1 1 R. 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' ' , - . 1 . - . a 1 1 1 , , 1 o 1 1 Y Q , ' ' , . . . , . . . . . ' . . ' . , - . , ' I 1 1 , 1 1 v ' 1 s ' 1 1 , 1 1 1 . 1 Coach Noble cmd his boys just before the Activity Night Bouts. I. Hodack was a rising shortstop. Russ Pullcno and his good friend Luke Appling. at Comiskey park. Bill Hyland. this year's ace hurler. lack Fcxrncm and Frank Domiion show warm-up technique. These boys formed the nu- cleus of our efficient Spring '49 Club. Iloduck scores standing up. os DLS goes out in front. OXII1 dild KEJZLEI V ' ' . . A .O,-, xA,,,,.. - K K. u .l..F'j ,-, A.. ' . yy--Q sffwfwd . -.W f c Q r ....- ..c,.. i.. .. ,.... ...Mr -ff F... ff . vi in offer l.u.. .A....,.... Ulf... .,,,-....., C Q ll l 9FSf'Li M1335-T fe C A X-. .Yo ,feng . . 4 .- ??'fX and thanks everyone! n 1 ' h , - f 4 . A 8 W -cv I eg? 7 f . .X . rg .Q MA. 4 'x ,-,I ' 1 5, - . ,ni iii.-Y ' 1 1 ' - - 5 , . ,-,1 -- 1 X '- - ., lv ---L. - L ., . - ,N Y, Q .-. N'-J , K: vx f'34 n, 'f-- X N ' . 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