Fenwick High School - Blackfriars Yearbook (Oak Park, IL)

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Adams, Thomas Kevin ST, Edmund, Oak Park Amaleur Night l,4 Dance Commmee 3,4 Drarnafucs 4 French Club 3,4 Football l 5 Class Courwcll 34 Prom Commmee 3 Baskevhall Mqr 2 Allen, lawrence John Alumbaugh, Dennis Lee Sv. Glles, Chicago Sv. Vlncenv Ferrer Asvroncfry Club l,2,3,-4 Elmwood Park Servers' Club 3,4 Basketball l Wuck 3,4 Dance Commivvee 3 Honor Socuely 4 French Club 3,4 Wick 34 Inramural Swimming 23 -1 Sv Lacy Easke'l3al' Wlck 3,4 Ol '? Anderl, George Thomas Andrew, Terrence George . Oak Parr Sf. Glles, Oak Park 1 Amafeur Nlghl l,3,4 Baskevball 2 Deballng l Radio Club l Wlck 34 Arndv James John cemslor Oak ar er ,ff 713,71 sy,-'xi . -1:4 Q' -:vw Andrus Russell Edward Sv Margaret Mary Ch cage French Club A Track 4 Anfepenko Russell Slanley Mary ol L Bane Kelfh James crm Heal r '73 THE MEN WHO LEAD flue sensor class are lleff fo rnghlj J Pevfmger vreasurer lall lV95ldCl1Y Famer Deverman modcralor D Gruqlvlw wqepresrdem and J Jones secretary All have been actlye leaders for 'Our years Barnes Roben Theodore ar R ver lc e nge J' - .J Page '16 Barlleil Muchael Char 'Q Oa wk f Bohanek Roberl Frank A alm-rv C cal a 4' 4. i Y.C. , 1 ' ' ' , ' S ' d b TTI X S1 l I Cflle Clwcaw Yvffvcl' Cl lx 3 4 C R gr ', 3 g ' , g , , - ' . lvl I - V I , ' , , ' les , A5 , ' P, L Sa ff 1 Lcvvleavfa S' 'V y l 5 l S' Eclw,-nd k P, S' C . Vw 1: 'rarfl Ffcvzea i--av ' Nu'-r 4 D-a'e.r Nuff A A-' 'Veer Nu'-' ' Z3-1 y Q 5 I ' ,, ,,. fn,,.,,,, 4 feat? Q, ,,., ,. ..,,,, 4 L-.,.,.,,,, r , - - ' . Vs- v' L' ' fl-1 iw-rt' fl I' 3,1 A F T- 7 .1 -V 'I A T X r r 3 4 ,,,,, .4 Y . 1 ' Qfa , k M, 333534 ' -f 1- : J L 1, ' ,. 1 ' U5 , g i . , W ' if ' 3 ' -. 'sr l- , 4 7' S Q d - 5 f Q J ri? AA X X 5 xc: ,, v . w N 5 ef f Ml f Pk -4 l P 2535: ,JI 4

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4,1-if Page 25 The 247 graduates 967 underclassmen make up the student body. The 247 graduates now have a hope fulfilled - their Fenwick diplomas. They are growing to manhood. The underclass- men, still with their foibles and failings of boyhood, are working their way up. A joy to the heart of our patron To have thousands ot young people under the tutelage ot the Dominican Fathers was the ardent hope ot Bishop Fenwick. lt was not until about l8l2 that his proposed Col- lege ot St. Thomas ot Aquin was hnally completed tor the education ot the youth of Kentucky and surrounding states. The nurnloer who came to it was a great ioy to Father Fenwick the realization of a long-cherished dream. At one time it had an enrollment ot more than two hundred a large number tor that period. Within its walls many men ot note were educated, men who became well known in their professions. Among the most interest- ing tor Fenwick students are Abrahant Lincoln's school teacher, Zachariah Riney: and Jetterson Davis, president ct the Con- federate States of the South. JeFFerson Davis, as a boy, travelled on a pony all the way from the extreme south- western county ot Mississippi. iMr. Davis' recollections ot the school will he found on page 69 in the Studies sectioi' ot this bookl

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- sf loscia, Oresta John Boyle, James Francis Braun, Craig Alan Brenoisan, Robert John St. Mary, Riverside Presentation, Chicago St. James, Maywood St. Mary of Celle, Berwyn Dance Committee 3,4 Amateur Night A Dance Committee 4 Golf l,2,3,4 Basketball l Drarnatics 3 French Club 3,4 Y.C,S. l Football l,2 ready for college The best years of thelr lnves everyone says of hugh school students When vt comes time to leave Fenwick, the seniors appreclate that such a statement, doubted for four years, IS really the truth Strange It ns, but the memories of troubles and struggles seem the brightest now, the good things were taken for granted But when It IS all over and a new mode of lute IS ID the oftlng, werent even the troubles lnterestlng'7 Now they know that experience IH handllng dit flcultnes, experience In getting along agreeably with those who seem to make things dlftlcult IS all part of gettnng ready to meet the ups and downs of Ilfe as It really us and wnll be As In any struggle for success leaders soon emerge Donald Rngalu has been class president for four years, Secre tary Walter Jones has held a mayor ottlce each year The lust of actnvntles printed under each picture rn this catalog ot seniors gives an Idea ot the number of students who have found tame to supplement thelr studies with worthwhile extracurricular experlences The present graduating class has succeeded In producing leaders in every school activity Calabrese William Aunolo Divine Infant Westchester Byrne William Mlchael Ascension Oak Park St Mary Riverside French Club 34 Dance Committee Radio Club l 2 3 Swimming I2 Track 3 Campbell George Vincent Burke Thomas Joseph St Vincent Ferrer lmwood Park French Club 3 4 Burke Thomas William St Francis Borgla Chicago Basketball 234 Football l ervers Club 4 Natnonal Honor Society 4 Homecoming Parade 4 S Campbell James Bruce St Vincent Ferrer Elmwood Park Amateur Night 2 Astronomy Club 12 Band l 2 3 Dance Commuttee 3 Radio Club A Lute Guard A .f-1 41.1 ww , .ta If Page 27 lukovaky, Jose h Frank St. Barbara, Erookfield Cheerleader l,2,3 Wick 3 German Club A Canning Matthew Aloyslus Resurrection Chicago Radio Club 3 Track 2 4 3 H - 4 H - - I ' . 1 ' . . . 5 ' ' , . . . , ' I , . ' ' ' . -. . . ' ' ' Y.C. . I . I , V , ' 4 - , A , r ' -. ,N 1 1 ' xlib ,f It t .ff A , , t ,Qi Q 'Y .V ' ' fi ,ip .,,, , fV f,QT.!. f f -qwf' ,itrnj , rr 3 . I 1 dT53' rf-'f'?' ' J 4 . ,tilt F2- if P'wR'ff' l . fs , lx Y.