Don Bosco High School - Don Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

Page 58 text:

W. Mclvfahon, treasurer, D. Weracliowski, president, P. Heinz, vice-president, and L. Napierala, secretary. Alumni Association The Don Bosco Alumni organization be- gan last year under the direction of Brother loseph Konitzer, with the cooperation of the l948 graduates. Officers were selected and meetings were held monthly. The present officers are: Daniel Viferachowski, president, Paul Heinz, vice-president, Lambert Napier- ala, secretary, and Williani McMahon, treasurer. This past year meetings were held and plans laid for next year's activities. Monthly meetings consist of the regular business gathering, entertainment and refreshments. Plans for next year include the following events: Halloween Dance, Homecoming Alumni football game, Pre-Lenten Dance, Alumni basketball team, alumni bowling league, Communion Mass and Breakfast, Play fcomedy probablyl, card party, skat- ing party and many other activities. The Dad's Sport Night, the smoker spon- sored by the Alumni on April 12, was a big success. Boxing exhibition matches, wrest- ling matches, sports movies, refreshments, entertainment and speeches marked the event. Mr. Marv Bell, the new football coach and Mr. Sammy Cook, the basketball mentor were presented to the Alumni. Their words on the coming athletic year augurs well for the Dons. Mr. Regent, the wrestling coach and Brother Iames Powers, the boxing in- structor were also presented to the Alumni. All in all, the smoker, the first major activity attempted by the Alumni, proved to be a great success. With this spirit the school can expect many and great things of the Alumni in the future.

Page 57 text:

Legion novices. Father Edward Quarterman, who had just returned from lndia, recounted a few tales concerninq the pagans ot the Far East. Rector ot the Order was Father Paul Duquesne, a very prominent man in the Society. l-le was ably assisted by Father Charles Keene, the vice-rector. The closing scene portrayed the miracle ot linnny Magee, who had never walked without the aid ol a wheelchair. The little boy proved that with Faith many Wonder- lul thinas can happen, and without Faith no man can exist. 'THE C'AS'l' Htv. Paul Dtiqiii-sriti, Sl. . . leroxne VVesolawslqi livv. Cliarl-fs llvItIl0, S.l. . . Norman Revolinski Rtsv. Roliert Stu.ut, Sl. . . . Melvin Dolwics Di. llvtri Morwll ....,. Vvlayu-H Neclwflz Fwv. Etiwaid Quarteiniiin, Sl .... lohn Phillips Rev. lvlark Alteiu, S.l. . , . Charles Nilcolaus Hwv. Thomas Rawleiqh, Sl . . . 'Thomas Minta licv. lcliu Fultcu, Sl ,... lllltGlIlfIS Brouikovvski l-lt. Rev. lvlsqi. Michael Carey . . Kevin Sullivan Rev. lose Maria Sierra, Sl. . . Walter Sczfegny linuuy lNltme-P . . . . Micliael Pfillen 3 I ll inimuulfus sure tt Magee. Mr. lal-zusz make-up nar I ina rn in Q f

Page 59 text:

,I- 2: .c I Q, 5211 .U ,, D o mm N :ix . 5: xx E, .N Lx 141 S S x Q -v ' : sim L. 94 Q by VX-A x.: gm CJ Z ua ax 41 ..: 5. P-'Ii fi of P an cr gr- S W 6 z 11' .1 is Q u.: 3 LL 9' LL O x fi . Nl f: I TC CJ U3 Z Z L44 Pr E ,LA E ,Jw LD HOUSTON,S.M. UJ. E 25: fx- 'G 1 Q ,, -Lv xWUn if EM 2 55 I ,W Lu Z Z ua LC 'V' .. 'J Er an cz 4 I 'J CI 2 2 fi .c ., Lu 5: 3 Z 5 E 5... S-LJ E 5 aff 5 if 2 E E z 2 5 S 5 ro C I 12 .3 5 2 5 2 cr :J I L- Ct 4 E 5 3 r- ...1 cr .gf it vw Hi -'R H O W LCE BOM 5321 E WUELFEL EN EU6 MPSM KE ARD EDW KENNETH PUKENIS KUSZ WILLIAM 2 55 E an E5 2 ca 11 'i' -J -J 41 Z C 2 cr JJ P tw il' .f I Q: U ...4 Z TZ .4 IAM WFGF DBA! IF D WWC CTIN7 DI KAKN 1A Lu'XlAK'ill APIII fill! DU HAH!! A rn 1: cn-r fk Ili H118 AM LIU FD A h lik?-