Holy Trinity High School - Trinitarian Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1954 volume:

'E V APU SIL ff ff YXOELARY CO N F El SOR 'VO l fi ., f rm R 71' YR 5 ,9- ,- NX .2 fa ,f - ,' Q ANf:f31,S Y , PROFHHTS ALL 5712 NTS , BACE CQ Q 'mf VIRGIN15 MA RY PAl RIARCHS CrDfQ1vQ Wim ' ' f J I 1 I T JITARIAN I1 9 5 4 ANNIVERSARY O F I 25TH I The Present Building I HOLY TRINITY HIGH SCHOOL CHICAGO - - ILLINOIS y b Our Alma Mater . . . Twenty-Five Years of Progress In This Building - f Sli Zig Q ,LQQQ J N 5522? :lx SWQXQWZQGYLR HWSYE1 ' S if 4155 W itil! wmemiwwinwvlw 'W-SFU-. --- ff'-F .. -V +V- . JIIIQ. . -ll V EDICATION A teacher affects eternityg he can never tell where his influ- ence stops. If these words of Henry Adams can be applied to all teachers, how much more so to religious teachers. With this thought in mind, we pen these words of dedication to three such teachers and guides of youth. Brother Maximus, C.S.C., who has served as principal for two terms, has been an active leader in our school ever since its beginning at the turn of the century. Brother Victor, C.S.C., who has served one term as prin- cipal, has also been on the faculty since the school was founded and continues with his diligent service to boys. Brother Xavier, C.S.C. has been here at Holy Trinity for the greater part of his teaching career, his time being interrupted for a few years when he taught elsewhere. In gratitude for their long, devoted services as leaders and pioneers in Education, we bestow this token of recogni- tion. Their infiuence goes on-in the molding of tomorrow's generations. we 'fm 1 , '1' i .ff u J H .5 I M, we W A if Q Foreword . . . This year, 1954, marks the twenty-fifth year of the existence of our school in the present building. From its humble beginning to the present day, it has helped to develop in youth a truly intellectual and Christian character. In 1893, the Brothers of Holy Cross, at the invitation of Father Sztuczko, C.S.C., pastor of Holy Trinity Parish, arrived in Chicago and were assigned to teach in the grade school. The first high school classes were taught seventeen years later in a converted printing shop on Noble Street with Brother Peter Hosinski, C.S.C. as its first principal. In 1912, the Kosciuszko Public School on Division and Cleaver Streets became the next step in the planning of a complete high school for boys. The Brothers taught here for fifteen years. This school was then torn down and replaced by the present modern edifice. Blessed by George Cardinal Mundelein the new school was opened in 1928. The future will present many challenges to us. If we meet these with the same ideals and unselfish effort as in the past, our school will continue to witness the growth it has shown in the years now past. Contents . . . Page Dedication . . . . 6 The School ............... . . 10 Administration and Faculty . . . . . 12 Classes ................... .. 22 The Students .... . . 32 Activities . . . . . 72 Athletics ................... .... 1 02 Intramurals and Gym Classes .... .... 1 20 Patrons .................. .... ' 124 The site of Holy Trinity High School from 1912 to 1927 which was replaced by present school building. The School . . . The drive for a new school building was begun on March 1, 1923. During this drive, the greatest encouragement came from Cardinal Mundelein, who, in a letter to Father Sztuczko, the founder, paid high tribute to his efforts and to the movement. To regard the school as merely an edifice of stone and brick would surely be a misconception. M7110 would venture to speak as such when its walls have vibrated in the booming crescendo of pep assemblies, when they have contained the Almighty God in pious retreats, and have echoed the voices of trained educators imparting knowledge and guidance to their charges? Rather, we must regard the school with the respect due to a living institution which has molded and continues to mold the noblest of God's creation on earth. Holy Trinity High School, as in the past, fills a definite need in the religious, social, political, and economic life of American youth in Chicago. Since the school's very beginning, it has been instilling in its students the principles of Catholic education as expressed in the teachings of the Church. OPPOSITE PAGE . . . Today: Trinity students examine the creden- tials accrediting Holy Trinity High School hy the Illinois State Department of Edu- cation and the North Central Association of Secondary Schools. Yesterday: The laying of the corner stone for the present school building on September 18, 1927, by the Rev. Edward Hoban, then Auxiliary Bishop of Chicago . . . Fav J' we X .-W s f MWX Y W ' F af. N YM V f' .QQ ' 'M -A xr .X ,f J il? ,lf NYS- Y is M X' -49 x.. ... Wngguv' From the Desk of the Prigcglpal lu llu- gmllugllmp 5l'IIlHl' Klux ul l1l,vI, l 1-xivml mx Numan lmln lm , 1 w xlHlL'NNllll m.nlu'1w lnllul ullll mamx XXUllllXXllllR' .lllllK'Xk'lllKlllN mal lm I llllllll ulmlnuilll1v.u41uli1 1.1 Will, umm llIllllll1'i,Llll4l Iufmml. lf: llll-mln-1 Nlll4lL'IllN mlm mum' fl,1x null lullnxx III llllv Nllllt llmlxlllmx l lwmrm-ml Ilxl .1ln1ml.u1u- ul lllli'llL'illl.ll mul mfngul Imllml xxlmll IN fvllnrul llvlm' .ll lllnlx lllllllxfh liliillllllll lUNl'l'II XX Xl IIR 181 l'.lgz' lf The ASSiStC1n.t Principal His Scene Of Acfivify BRUTHICR JUST, Cl.S.Cl., Assistant I'rim'ipz1l, is also Vom- ticmzil Dirtnor :mal tt':1c'l1t'i' of Svnior llliigiflll. Diligciit work hrings to our of- hvc systcrmzltic' gtticlztiifc. Rccorcls, thc proofs of what hoys lizivc earned, :irc kept on file: :md likc mirrors, thcy rcilc'c't OllUX'2ll'llif' that kxiowlcdgc for which thc- students hzivt' workt-rl in ordcr to iniprovt' thc-ir pcrspcctivc of thc: world in :ill its zispccts. The oflifc: is rmcr ul' tht: mum phtcit-s in our scliool whore: thc dc- votiou, timc. :ind pzltivncc ol' st ll-w individuzlls ht-lp tn scrvc for tha harm-rmrriit ol' t'YL'l'y stuclcnt. l 1gt- I1 W fl run 'll ll ll ll Q! ll 3,-4 ll ll lx lu Special Services to RIQV. S'I'.XNISl,,Xl3S I,lSl-QNVSKI, Cl.S.C. l'ustrn' ol' llolx' '1'ri11ily l'zn'ish REV. f.l'.ORC.h SIX NIAXNOWSKI, Cl.S.ll. 1 s Slmirituzul Iliu-rim' to ilu- Student llucl zmcl Ijil'l'K'l0l ul' Sclloul lll2lilIll'll1llli't' RICV. IVRXNK NCHVXIQOXVSKI, 11.511, cilllllllllill lo 1114- Hrotllvrs Page 14 Students, Faculty The Faculty . . . BROTHER CAJETAN, C.S.C. Art: Sociology: Religiong ,Xllilelir Depurunent 'lrznmsporlzilion BROTHER CHRISTOPI-I, C.S.C. English I: Remedial Engl ish: Red Cross Moderator: l'ret'ect of Disci- pline CX I BROTHER CLARENCE PODGORSKI, C.S.C. English II: Religion ll: Newspaper ' .Xclviselt CISCLX Nloderulor The teacher . . . is one of the great channels whereby the heritage and tradi- tions of a civilization are transmitted to the young whose habits, ideas, und way of life will determine the course ol our national and world future. flfzither Jznnes Keller, M.M.j Page 15 Instructors and Guides of Youth . . . BROTHER JAMES BROTHER JAMES PAUL KINIRY, C.S.C. MORONEY, C.S.C. Religion I and II: General Sci- English IV: Business English: ence: Science and Photography Yearbook Adviser Club Moderator: Freshman Class Moderator git Page Ili BROTHER JOHN CAPISTRAN, C.S.C. Social Living: Latin I: English I: Audio4Visual Department Head: Junior Class Moderator W ,Q-. :- wif ,af X' . 2 A 14 gh , 5 - W fi Vi ,V O . I I iii EEF 6 vw 5 it Lynx nlzisscsz Ilvziil lfuollmzill Cluzich Dedicated to the Noble Cause NIR. HUBERT MARK Algebra: High Smlmol Nlllllltllllllifs N MR. ROBERT MCALPIN BROTHER MARTIAL, C.S.C. World History: Citizenship: Clalfclcrizn BROTHER M AXIMIFS, C.S.C. Page I8 Education BROTHER NEVIN, C.S.C. U.S. Historyg Religion Ill BROTHER NORBERT, CS.C. .Xclvzmcccl Algclirzlz l'l:mc :mil Solid Gcom elryg Rcligion ll MR. SEBASTIAN PARRILLO Bookkeeping: Ge Football Coach BROTHER QUENTIN, C.S.C. ncral Business: Freshman Religion IV: Latin II: Government: Alh- lclic Director Page lil . .. wi , in li X 5 5 Q 2 i N. Leaders of Education . . . MR FRANK ROHTER Held Ihskclhlll Coach Xssislwnt Iootlnll Lunch BROTHER ROMAN CSC Puish II Religion III I S Hislon Samui 1 uhliulx BROTHER ROMANUS C.S.C. Libr' C Student Counci Moccrw or' Cen- ior 1'uiml'incc Cluunsclor BROTHER THOMAS FREY, C.S.C. Chemistry: Religion I1 Mission NIOKICYZIIOI' Page 20 Promoters 'ff 4 .f ff 1 , .Q x . of Progress w, W4 BROTHER THOMAS LACOMBE, C.S.C. lkvpingz Bllsincss Law: Business .xl'HlllIll'liK'I f1llfL'ICl'iZlI lHlCClOl' of lllIl'2lllllll'ZllS BROTHER VICTOR, C.S.C. General Science: Polish I: Tuition N BROTHER XAVIER, C.S.C. Nlcchzlniczll l,I'ZlWillg1 l'l1mc Gunn- lTll'yQ l5o0xslm'c: Square llallwcls MRS. MARjORIE HOFFMAN S111-.mol SClfl'Cl2ll'y Page 21 Math and Science . . . The beginning of scientific Thinking oncl analysis Below: llil ll1llIllSll'h ici. Hillizun llurlxin. :xml lid Wujcik mlxing mu- ul' ilu- pmlrlcms in Soliml flCUlll1'll'X 'l sulzjvml wllicll NUI' D. llnlllllilxl. R. Iupclc-xsslxi. ll. l'zlsmxim1. l,. Cyrlxlm ws :ls zu tool lm t'lll'lllXl'. logical lllllllilllg. A '.zml nk 1 Il X414 limi Nil. xl.l!lx .ls llc- l'Xl7l1llIlN lltltllllibll ol Xlgc- lllulll vxlncssiulls ilu Xlq l rllss 1 4' ml 1 . Opposite page: Rirliurml lclmiuwslxi. Kvnm-Ill l,5sic-ll. :mil llimnals llulxcl' in flllCllllYll'N l.:lln :ls thu nl'- ygvn. lY1llll'l' Skimlcr. lvrl Kmfulik. Runzilml llzxllll. Riali Nlzifiv- icuslxi. :mil -lulin Grlxwzlcz sy All lllc nmmcnl. V Ks paul ol' llivil' Gvm'l':1l Smivmc umrsc. .X. Krmms. R. Sl1'll1l1i4llrm'ski. CZ. l':1ul. :md Gm-urge' Xlcmlriclx CXZllllllll' llu' rllclnicail zonslilumnls ul' unn- mun inc- cxlinguislicrs. l'z1g'c 22 -J 1, llxfl K1 N '2 ffm' igd 'fi Q ffm HP 4,752 Hiiog Qwyikum cuff? if 51 if X '5 R Q, 1, pf, 754. 1 I 1 I ffgftf fk' E3 , F 50 'A X ' WV,1.,,,n- ,- rn f 0, y ' gs.: W if , . ffl, 2 : E J n f ' f N I e ,A ,t,,,f,f0f, QNSQW Opposite page: tmp to botlomj ,X study of thc pL't'fl'cli0ltS nf fLml...1l3mtltci' blnsl. 'Iwi Klnicf, Bc1'n:tt'cl 'Ik-ss, Cirvg Kowztlrlyk. :nut Williznn Durking Ihc Scrlilttutltuxvs bcgin Sii2lkl'SIJl'Zll'l S UilllIllUl'l1liN I mlatssic - Julius CZICSLIIZ 1l'. sllIlll't'k, N. Ivrkmwki W. Nmzlk. Kzllinmwki, :tml NI. XYmito1'ski.3 Llatxlowski. :along with ID. Sll'lllIli1ilUWhixi :tml I.. Kuchant. louis mm' thc list uf Nlll'2liJlli1lI'y wurmlw giwn an at tlztilx 2lSiiglllIli'lll in unlcr to hring to fruition tht- :liliiilj to llbllllllllllifllll' idvzts. S4-nims 'luhn I'zltx'r'lLo, 'lui llmgov, :intl Dani liicrku ant' ilIllII'CSSl'li nith thc iiltputtztltcc of propct' vnun, cizttinn in YIYCCIII an tht-X lt'C'Ul'li lhcit voices :intl thc-n hrzn' thcni plztyvti haifk. ,.,.w-wnwwv .69 ax' r. A2 N.. . . . The foundation of all i true educctfion Strict' Clillflllitlll umsists csscntiztlly in prclmrilig mzm for what hc must hc- :mtl fm' what hc must do hcrc hc-low, in 0liliL'l' to :tttzlin thc' suhliinn' cud im' which hc- was cn-:tts-cl . . . thcrc can hc no ith-ally lK'l'i'CC'I t-mlttczttimt which is nut ciilfihlillll cch1t':ttint1. QPUIJQ Pius Xli Abmr: H. Rngztlski. 'lf Rug, lx Rzttwki. :uni R. Bultl W lcznn to ztplnczizltc tht' vaurirflls truths nf tvligiott hy studying thc sytnhnls ns pnrlrglwnl hy giflml 2ll'lISlS. Left: Since IHZINCI' is Zlll cswnlistl tm lllklll, tht- vztriutxs lnyst1't im's 'ot' thc rosary :nv z'xphtim'1l in ordcr to ittuiluttt- ll living fzlith :inning thc- xlutlvnts. ti.. Suaki. li. Kfrltvcki, I. I'cszuk, :intl R. Spivwzlkj Pu gc- 25 T7 NS.- 'L Commerce and Language . . . for 0 befler unclerstotnoling of The economic ond sociol world Opposite page: Brother Thomas. as he examines the achievement of the students in the funda- mentals of Typing which will he one of the essential skills in later life. ln Bookkeeping Class. W. Zonavetch. Eugene Olslowska, and john Grzywacz. who some day may he our public accountants. go over their balance sheets. Seniors diligently solving some of the tech- nical problems that occur in their Business Law class in ortler to prepare them to face the many complicated prohlems in the economie iieltl. Right: flop to bottomj Brother Roman looks on as R. fillllK'lil'0, Stanley Strum, atul R. lic-mha translate their daily Polish assignment. Brother Quentin points out the conjuga- lions in Latin to Rohert Notys and l'. Slflllllfli. Brother I.eonartl's French Class examine the latest issue of a Frenclt newspaper, Le Mot Francais, as one of the many means usetl lo acquaint the stuclenl with people ol' tlillerent languages and customs. fl'. Komis, G. Grochocki. lf. Kopczyk. R. Grie- lak. K. lloman, ancl Il. Skihaj Page 27 ill. Mt? f V 5 x '..4s.,-7 rum .. ., ,P ,S 'Q M , WNW Q N, K ,. , K 5 , Y V , Q, 5' Hs? X .W ..W,,.,, 1 K X , Q t M f s fM'T7 m 'N'fH 1 f 5 ' 2 A, Q .5 g , v.,.M 5 Mm? 2 ' U txfxkhg .5 3, Q 3 ,K 1 j .A ,L L f . A N 9 Y ' , . WW-WMM' An-.4....l., WN, xx , I ,M Y A ! z u , J W Q M Q X -, .. 4 ' , E 'yr M 5 x 4 il ff v... u A Q, r1fg':-A-an-an , M., ,R 1 f x X M V wQws'mk 1 4 2. PMN mf mm-mr- 'W 'W pr' by sw 4 1 W V4 fn, S 1.39 K L: gk, 'km 4,-wif X AX . -r XK0 Q v. 155 -K 1 History and Social Sciences . . . The story of human progress Opposite page: lIc'l'llzllllIc'L INPIIIIN Ulll lu K.:lImllIl llll OIIIIIIN ill IIIIIIOYIRIIII SQTIIUII of Ulll l V l'AIl'IN .Xlllcrilzlll IlINIlDIf. Ill Wullll Hixlory claus . . . ll N Illl' lzlllll of Ihr- RIIIlIl' IIl1ll LZIIDIIIIPS lllc Il R I'illlllIl R. 2llll'lllI0ll lvl' R. Nlcll 1. . . 'lsill 'ls lIll'x Kfllll J'lI'l' fi1lLI, alllci R. I.lNlK . . 4 I Ulll IICWCIII cI'lN plllgll-xx lxilll lIl:lI llllllh' I ill lIll' paul. Right: flop to botlomj Sncizll Livillg clslw IIIIIIIICI llollll Llp I lllx iwllulll Irrillgw Ulll illllll' of lllc prulwl' lll IIMIIX s SUKIII Iltl IN R Ixllllul Cllg, Ill-Ili. ali. KltrcIllli:ll'l.llIl.A lllllI Iqlzl Igljlllk Iislull 1llIl'llIINL'If'. HHN hllllilllogy class: IIl'0lIll'l llzljclllll vxplzlills ln lllhn lllllik :l fllllllzllllclllzll Izlll ul I Ill ll Illlllllll Ill'l'l'lIill' ll-IIII ilw illllll' 1' IDUII llalils :llllI IICIIZIXIUI. lollll I'illlrmxski. fvCIlL' illlllllal. .llllI ml nl IIII' 'Stl-ll' XOYFS..,I7UIllIl'IIllg l - IIIZIIIX an-Iflcllls in I-ml-l'llllll'lll llzlw , I ll'IlilI1 will alid llll-lll ill il Ibl'lll'l lllllIll 4 XIII slzlllllillg nf lIlL' flllllliulls PI' , l'lIlllll lll-lllol'l':lly. Iillgl' ESI if X. Q ,-4 m Library, Mechanical Dra ' wing, and Physical Ed , , , media for self-expression and development Opposite page: flop In hllllllllll h nl nlltxulv nm Qilpplcincnl flaw n'4u'lx, -Illlll . l'llgll'l' :in I . V l lhu lmnlu in Ihr lihi nx Y-.1 wx .L .Mlrmxski :mil liuluun wnrkiiig on lhcir lllllNlt'l'l7il'lK'N in i .KH Class as they portray thi- lla- wlnpnwnl lhus fan' :icliii-wil. H nn sk i. illcfkiiig lllfilllgll thc lilc rzihim-l lm :I nk ln fnllill his wailing lc ircnlcnl in l-inglixh Alnhn Saulmmki. lloh Nlnwlm. zinml llc-nry 5lil. who nun he our im- :m'liilvmlw. cxznnini- then work ill Nl:-fliziniizil lllxlwing. Lvfl: lhmvilin-I' Rmnnnns. an hc elim-mlm uni lmolm to Xlclxin lx l xhu ani' llllxlllg zuluinlalgc of lhc 'llllllllllll . A cm' nl nwlcilgc znzlilulxlc In ull xln ilcnts. 'Sli Nh Xlpin. lnnlhaill inzuh 'nnl 5,4 in inwl' . A , iniior. 1li'lllUllSll2llL'S lha ilizlllwrim' muh A :ss . ' irki. Qlanncs llaill. llllll R. llClllllL'llll1lll. cl Olin Inlmlnicki linil il :ln inlcrmling link In 1 znninv :num if 7 QW , 1 1 xg, The Students . . . During the past twenty-five years, the enrollment of our school has increased from 275 students in 1928 to approximately 700 today. These students are representatives from parishes throughout the Chicago area. Continuing in the traditions of the past, all the religious, social, and intellectual activities and endeavors of the school are aimed at the complete development of the students who come to pursue their education and training. Unity is one of the essential factors that renders coop- erativeness and success to our student body. VV ith the guide and support of the faculty, the students have been able to accomplish the many tasks that have faced them in their high school days. It is through this training that they are prepared to take an active part in the civic and religious life of this city and country. They will follow in the footsteps of the alumni of our school in their services as priests, religious, doctors, dentists, teachers, lawyers, engineers, and musicians. Above all, their aim must be to live their lives in conformity with the Divine Plan as taught to them daily here at Holy Trinity in the atmosphere of Christian education. OPPOSITE PAGE . . . Today: a present-day, modern classroom scene in the present school building. Yesterday: a gas-lighted classroom scene from the old school building. 'D vii? 1 aK'f W nf W M' W Y. AM 1, 'N' 7'GNQ5'V' x5 3' X NW i fm gl w Y QU Q f W '1 Senior Class, Gfficers . . . wwf '-1 tx! 1 fiu J'1'iitlK'lll' lmnwlml Yt't'st'n. St'ctL'lztl'x: Xlztlt Ollifvrsz llzmicl SRIIHIUIN. l'l'c-sidctxt: ,IZIIIIN Hull X -tt . , . E ltr lNlllKl l,0ll'lltl I'iI'l1'sLi Sgt all-Xrtns: H!'tlllll'I' l.t'oll:lt'd. Claus XImlct':1l01'. Rtllllgiglwl, ' . t 4... . ' ' to hcttct' puts Thu SL'lli0l'C'l1lSh pam tltmuglt 'l'1'i11ity's portals to gn lmth ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' -l t tl to thcil' schc 1 :ht-S with thctr Cfocl-gtvt-I1 dlglllly. Inch Ju 1 Q th tt hlt Xthlill mml 1 lot that mtnlltctu tl and 1ll0I ll qrmstll which has tztkcn plztu- within thc 111 Xl nl XI tlkt nth my . . , , . , . 4 n 1 fill ul' gratitude and fond s tht-X' sh'1ll 1-0l'CYL'1' look hawk to lllfl 'r,'1:.z V' use 11' yczui. I . . t 'uhnirzttion for thc idt-als st-t l'm'th for them to follow. Page 31 Ambition: A1Cl'll2l1lll'2ll 'llCK'l1ll1Cl2lll-l'r2lS- ALLAN ADROWVSKI St. Roman Ambition: Construction Engineer-Inlrzb mural Bzlskcllmll 123,13 Illl1'1lIIllll'2Il Yollcybnll 12.3.12 Baseball 1. RICHARD B. ADAMS St. Casimir Ambition: lilcc'1t'it'all l'll1gl1ll'C1i-ptllllil 21 Bzmd Nlonogrznn 2: Slutlcnl Council 1. CHESTER ANTAS St. Boniface Ambition: l'l1VS1l'i2l1lfIIlll'1lllllll'2ll 'ol' lqball 1.-, Dllltlllltlllilll Z KARL ANDZIEYVICZ St. Adalherl Allllllllllll. St lL1lll5l llllltlllllll-ll Bzlslwt b:1ll2: Illllilllllllfill Volleyball 23.13 unior Rctl Cross lg zxllllvllf Nlzlnzlgct' 1. JAMES BALL St. Hyacinth Ambition: -l0lll'lllll1SlfB2lGliClllllll 22 lfoot- ball 12.3.13 lfoolbztll Captain -1: Football Nlonogrznn 1.2.3,1: llll1'Zlllllll'2ll liznskctbull l,2.3,1: Vice-1'rcsitlfrnt 113 Class 'l'1'c.s 4- 51: Monogram Club 23,13 lll1l'ZlI1lll1'1ll Nol lcybull 1,2. RICHARD ANTCZAK Holy Trinity Ambition: AICl'll2lllii'-llllfilllllllilll Basket- ball 2: lntrzlnnlrzll Yollvylmll lg Bowling I: Science Club 3: 511111110 Dancing 2. RONALD BALUT Holy Trinity Ambition: Chemist-Basketball 2: Bus- kclbull bl01l0gl'1ll1l 2: lllll'2lll1llI'7ll Bzlskcl- ball l.2.3,l: llll1'2lllllll'2ll Volleyball l,2.f1g Bowling I: junior Red Cross 13 Scicnrc Club 25: Square llllllflllg 2.3,-1: Honor Roll 1.2.1. jAMES BALOUN St. Roman kclbzlll 23,12 Bzlskctbzlll lllonogram 3:11 lfoolbull 2: lllll'2l11lll1'2ll liaskctball l,2.3,l: lllll'illllllI'2li Volleyball 1.2,3,1. , 1 CLASS OF 19 Page 35 THE CLASS CF 19 ROBERT BARABASZ Holy Trinity Intramural Basketball 123,13 Intramural Volleyball 1.2.3. EDWARD BARNAS Holy Trinity Ambition: lfoocl Engineer-Intrainural Basketball 3: lnlraniural Volleyball 1: Bowling 2.4: Declania- lion 2: Elocution 1: Cisea 2.3: Science Club 3: Newspaper 3. EDWARD BARTOSIEVVICZ St. Stanislaus Kostka Mnbition: Pliarnlacist-Intralnural Basketball ancl Volleyball 12.43 Bowling Al: Science Club 3: Honor Roll 12.3,-1: Scholastic Monogram 3. MARION BARUCH St. Constance .hnbilionz Attorney-lulralnural Basketball anal Volleyball 2.3.11 Football lg Amateur Contest f1,l3 Clee Club li Band 22 Yearbook 1. WALTER BELINSKI St. Roman Mnbition: Army 1i2l1'CCl'-lIlll'2lllllll'2ll Basketball 1.23.13 Intramural Volleyball 1.21 Elocution l: Scliolastic Nlonogram 1.2. EDWARD BIELINSKI St. Hedwig .lmbitiont Electrician-Science Club 3. RICHARD BLACKMAN St. Fitlelis ,hnbitionz Purchasing Agent-Basketball l,2,3,1: Basketball Monogram 2,1:'l ootba11 13 Intramural Basketball and Volleyball 1,21 Class Sgt.-at-Arms lg lledzunation 2: Student Counril 1. STANLEY BLASZAK St. Helen .lmbilionz Sll0lilSC2'lSlCli-lIllfilllllllilll Basketball 1.2, 3.-1: Inlraniural Volleyball l,2,3,1. Page 36 THOMAS BONK St. john Cantius Ambition: Businessman-Basketball 23,43 ' Basketball Captain 23 Basketball Mono- gram 3, 45 Football 1,23 Intramural Bas- ketball lg Intramural Volleyball 1,2,3,4: Student Council 2,35 Student Council Treasurer 3. RONALD BOLTZ St. Bernardine Ambition: Commercial Artist-Iutramtv ral Basketball l,2.3,4g Intramural Volley- ball l,2. DANIEL CIECKO St. Constance Intramural Basketball l,2,3,4: Intramu- ral Volleyball l,2,3,4g Bowling 23 Decla- mation 2. THOMAS BUDNEY St. Ferdinand Ambition: Carpenter-Intramural Basket- ball 4. FRANK CIRONE Our Lady of Mercy Ambition: Dentist-Football lg Intramu- ral Basketball l,2,3,4g Intramural Vol- leyball l,2.3,-19 Oratory 2: Science Club 33 Scholastic Monogram 3. ROBERT CIESLA St. james Ambition: Cattle Rancher-Intramural Basketball 25 Baud 1,21 Band Monogram 23 Camera Clttb 1. RICHARD CLANCY St. Casimir Ambition: Businessman-Intramural Bas- ketball l,2,3,4: Intramural Volleyball 1,23 Bowling 2. SAM CIRONE St. Philip Benizi Ambition: l'lumber-Football 1,23 Foot- ball Monogram 1.2: Intramural Basket- ball l,2. CLASS OF 19 THE CLASS OF 19 JOHN J. COOK Annuneiation Football 23 Intramural Basketball l. TOM CUCHRA St. Adalbert Ambition: 'l'eacber-Basketball 23,43 Basketball Monogram 3,43 Intramural Basketball l,2,3,4g In- tramural Volleyball l,2.3.lg Band 12.3.43 Band Mon- ogram 2,3,4. FLORIAN DABROS St. Hyacinth Ambition: Engineer-Intramural Basketball l,2,3,4g Intramural Volleyball 1,25 Bowling 413 Junior Red Cross lg Science Club 35 Newspaper 35 Honor Roll 3. STEVE DANIELAK Holy Trinity Ambition: Fireman-Basketball 1,21 Intramural Volleyball l,2,3,'l1 Intramural Basketball l,2,3,-1. TED DROGOSZ St. Wenceslaus Ambition: Photographer or Engineer-junior Red Cross 3,13 Camera Club 3,11 Square Dancing 23,43 Newspaper 3,fl. YVILLIAM DURKIN St. Adalbert Ambition: Chemical Engineer-Intramural Basket- ball 2.3,l3 Intramural Volleyball lg Declamation 23 Cisra 3: Science Club 253 Square Dancing 25.-tg Yearbook Covliditor 'lt Newspaper 2.3: Scholastic Monogram 2,3.el: Latin Medal 12: Student Council .13 DON EVANS Our Lady of Grace Ambition: Radio and Television Expert-Inlramw ral Basketball and Volleyball l.2.3,4: Baseball l,22 Bowling 1,33 Amateur Contest lg Clee Club 2.3: Glee Club Monogram 2. CHESTER FIGUS St. Adalbert Ambition: Interior Decorator-Bowling rig Clee Club 43 Yearbook -1. Page 38 'M REQ , .xllllllllllllf .Xulomohilc llcalcr-llcclamzr THOMAS FURMANSKI St. Philomena Ambition: NlCl1lllll'glC1il Clxclxlisl-liaskcb hall lg lnlrzmmral Volleyball 2,-lg Oralory 3: Sclioluslic Monogram 21 Honor Roll I 'J 3 l .-.,. JOSEPH FRATTO St. Jemim- Joc's pm-l'scu-l'c11rc in study and his liicmlly ilisposiliou will ccrlainly bring sllfccss in wllalcvcl' lu' l2lliL'S up as his Iifi-'s work. JAMES GACKOWVSKI St. Josaphal ,xllllbllllllli llllSlllL'SS .xilllllIllSll'2llOl'-l'.l1Ol lmall l: llaml l.2.3,'l: llaml Monogram 23,12 Honor Guanl Sergeant 31 llonm' I liuzml L. ALEX GABINSKI St. Hedwig .lmlnilionz .XuounlanvIfoollmall 2: Illll'llA mural Baskcllmall l.2: lnlrammal Volley- ball l.2.l: sl'llOl2lSllf NlOllOg'l'2lIll l. THOMAS GESIAKOXVSKI St. John of God .lmlmilionz I,awycr-l oolhall 2.3: lfool- lmall Monogram 2: Scholastic Monogram 'I JEROME GASEOR St. James Amlmilion: .'XK'l'Olllll2llll-lllll'2lIlllll'2ll Bas- ketball aml Yollcylmall l.2.fl,l: Bowling l.l. EUGENE GIBULA Sl. Fidclis .-Xmlmilion: Banker-Iulramural llaskvl- hall ami Volleyball l.2,3,'l. ANTHONY GIANNETTO Immaculate Conception lion 2: Band l.2: llaml Olliccr 2: Band Nlllllilgllllll l,2. CLASS OF 19 THE CLASS OF 19 RICHARD GLOMB St. john Cantius Ambition: Lawyer-Intramural Basketball and Vol- leyball l.2.3.'l. EDWARD GRZELAK St. Mary of the Angels Ambition: Auto Racing EXPCIl-ll1ll'.ll11lll'Zll Basket- ball and Vollevball l.2. JO W W st. jo 0 jmbitionz ' nmer al Pliotograpber-Intramural Baske bal , tl Volle mall 12.3.41 Band 12.3.-lg Band Mona r I 23.41 Cisfa 3,12 junior Red Cross 3.13 Came a Club 3: Yearbook -l: Newspaper bl. ED ARD HANKIEWICZ Sl. john of God Ambition: Businessman-Intiamural Basketball ancl Volleyball 2,31 Student Council lg Amateur Contest l. FRED HARDER St. josaphat Ambition: 'l'eacber-Basketball 2.3.13 Basketball Monogram 2.3.41 Intramural Basketball and Volley- ball l.2.3,I. RONALD HEIDEN St. Roman Ambition: Busincssman-Football l.2,3,'l: Football Monogram l,2.3.-l: Intramural Basketball and Vol- leyball 2.3.l: Vice-Presiclent 2.3: Amateur Contest l: Stutlent Council l: Monogram Club 3.1. jAMES HOLTZ Annunciation Ambition: Businessman-Intramural Basketball 2.3. l: junior Real Cross l.2g Camera Club l. ARTHUR HUGAR St. Giles Ambition: I'hotograplier-BasketImall 3.1: Bowling 1: Intramural Basketball l.2.3.l: Intramural Volley- ball l,2.3.l. Page 40 joHN JANIK Holy Innocents Ambition: Businessman-Basketball 1.2, 3,413 Basketball Monogram 2,-lg Intramu- lal Basketball 1,2,3.-lg Intramural Volley- ball l.2.3,-1. RICHARD JACHOWSKI Holy Innocents Basketball -l: Football 2: Intramural Bas- Jall 1.2.3, lntlanunal Xolleyball l. GEORGE KAPELANSKI Holy Trinity Ambition: Draftsxnan-Georges friendly disposition and willing smile are sure to help him in his future work. JOHN KAMYS Our Lady of Good Counsel Ambition: Architeet-Football 1.23.15 Football Monogram 2,-1: Intramural Bas- ketball and Volleyball l,2,3,'l3 Class 'l'reasu1er l: Class Sgt.-at-Arms 3: Stu- dent Council l,2,3,41 Yearbook 43 Mon- ogram Cllub 2.3.11 Vice-President of Stu- dent tiouncil 41. THOMAS KEEFE Our Lady of Grace Ambition: Store manager-Football 1.2: lntramural Basketball 1,2,3,el3 Intramu- ral Volleyball 2: Bowling l. RICHARD KAROLAK St. john of God ' Ambition: Public Accountaut-lntramu- ral Basketball and Volleyball 12.3.13 Band l.2,3.-lg Baud Olliccr 2,3,'l: Band Monogram 2.3.45 junior Red Cross 2.3.41 junior Red Cross 2.3,-I: Newspaper 3. THOMAS KETZA St. Roman Ambition: Proprietor-Foolball 2.3, l: Football Monogram 2.4: Intramural Bas- ketball 23 Intramural Volleyball I-2.3.1. JAMES KELLNER St. josaphat Ambition: Electrician-Basketball l: Foot- ball 22 Football Monogram 2: Intramu- ral Basketball and Volleyball l.2.3.fl: Baseball 2. , CLAS OF 1954 Page -ll THE CLASS GF 19 HOWARD KIERZ St. Boniface Ambition: Candidate of Annapolis-Science Club 3. TED KMIEC Holy Trinity Ambition: juvenile Oilicer-Intramural Basketball 1,23 Band 1,23 Band Monogram 2. -IOHN KOPCZAK St. Casimir Ambition: Politician-Bowling lg Band 1.2. DONALD KOSZOLA St. Gall Ambition: Baseball Player-f'l'ransfer from St. judej Basketball 12.33 Football 1,231 Intramural Basketball 12,33 Baseball l,2,3. GREGORY KOWALCZYK St. Hedwig Ambition: Professional Speed Skater-Intramural Basketball and Volleyball l,2,3,43 Baseball lg Science Club 3. WILLIAM KRAWCZYK Holy Innocents Ambition: Draftsman-Bill's quiet and friendly manner is sure to help him in his work ahead. ALLEN KROLL Good Shepherd Ambition: journalist-Intramural Basketball l,2: Intramural Volleyball l: Baseball 2: Student Coun- nil l: Stllolastie Monogram l,2,3,4. FRANK KROSS St. Roman Basketball 2,3,figBasketbztll Monogram flglntramural Basketball 1.2: Intramural Volleyball 1,2,3,4g Decla- mation 2: Monogram Club 4. 1 8 ti? .. ..t A 6 irsiikfafi gi at Page 42 451426 -:E.,.... X .45 TED KULAK Sacred Heart of jesus Ambition: Pilot-Football 13 Intramural Basketball and Volleyball l,2,3,4g Ama- teur Contest 45 Science Club 31 Student Council I. WILLIAM KUBAS . St. Pius Ambition: Electrician-Football 1,23 In- tramural Basketball 2,11 Baseball l. QIOSEPH KURAS St. Roman Ambition: ACTUIIIIllllll-XvlIZllCVCI' Joe takes up as his life's work, we are sure he will be a success. RONALD KULESZA St. john Cantius Ambition: Businessman-Footlmall 1: In tramural Basketball and Volleyball l,2, 3.1. ANTHONY KUZMINSKI St. Aloysius Ambition: Engineer-Band lg Science Club. RONALD KUTA St. Helen Ambition: Engineer-Intramural Basket ball anal Volleyball 1,23 Honor Roll 2,3 .THOMAS LEWANDOWSKI St. Roman Ambition: Ambulance Driver-Intramu- ral Basketball l2.3: Intramural Volley- ball l,2,3. VINCENT LASCHIAZZA St. Boniface Ambition: Food Engineer-IntramuraI Basketball l,3.'l: Intramural Volleyball 2.3.11 Science Club 3: Scholastic Mono- gram 3: Bowling 4. CLASS OF 19 THE CLASS CF 19 RONALD LISS St. Roman Intramural Basketball 1.2: Baseball 1. RICHARD LOBODA St. Fidelis Ambition: Engineer-lnlrainnral Basketball -1: ln- lramural Volleyball 3.1: Tennis 23,43 Square Danc- ing 2.3.-1. PATRICK LUCANSKY St. Viator Ambition: Engineer-Intramural Basketball l.2,3,'l3 Intramural Volleyball 3,-1, Declamalion 2: junior Red Cross 13 Science Club 33 Square Dancing 2: Honor Roll l,2,3,l. KENNETH LUKOWSKI St. Aloysius Ambition: Mechanic--Intramural Basketball 1,2,3: Intramural Volleyball 1.2. RICHARD MACIEJEWSKI St. john of God Ambition: Businessman-lntramural Basketball 1.2, 3,-1: Intramural Volleyball 2,33 Scholastic Monogram l. ROBERT MADRO St. Boniface Bob's seriousness will be an asset in his work ahead. ROBERT MARCHEWKA Holy Trinity Ambition: Coach-Basketball 12,31 Basketball Mon- ogram 1.2: lfootball 12.3.12 Football Monogram 1.23.11 Intramural Basketball and Volleyball l,2,3: Class llI'L'llSlll'Cl' 2, Student Council 2: Class vice prcsiclcnl 1. RICHARD MARKIEWICZ St. Constance Ambition: 116111ISK-1lIll'ZIllIlll'?I1 Basketball and Vol- leyball 1.2.31 Bowling 2: Science Club 3. Page 44 JAMES MORANO Holy Trinity Klransfer from Gesu High. Miami, Flora itlaj Football 3: Football Monogram fl. BILL MeCARTHY St. Columbkille Ambition: S2llCSlIl2lll-llllfilllllllLil llasket Club 1. ROBERT MOSELEY Our Lady ol' Good Counsel Ambition: Professional Baseball Player- lnlramural Basketball 1,22 Bottling l: Clee Club I. GEORGE MROZ Holy Trinity Ambition: Engineer-His untiring ellorts will see him through his noble ambitions. STEPHEN NORYS St. Hyacinth Ambition: Mechanic Basketball 1.2: Basketball Monogram 2: Football 1.2: Football Monogram 2: ln- tramural Basketball l,2.3,l: lnlranlural Volleyball 1.2: Bowling 4: Glee Club l.2.3,l: Glce Club l,l4CSlllClll sl: Glee Club Monogram 3.1. JAMES NICKELS St. John Cantius Ambition: Commercial Artist-Basketball 2: Basketball Monogram 2: lnttamural llasketball l.2.fl: Intramural Volleyball 1.2: Baseball l.2: Baseball Monogram l.2: Bowling l.2.3.l. EUGENE OBOZA Holy Trinity Ambition: Real l-lstate and Insurance tlealer-Football rl: Football Nlonogram l: Bowling l: liantl lt Polish Nletlal l. 45' ROBERT S. NOVAK Good Shepherd Ambition: l'ilot-Football l: Intramural Basketball and Volleyball l.2,l: Band 2.?l,l: Band Ollirer 1: llaml Nlonogram 3,l: l'olish Arts Contest 2. CLASS OF 19 THE CLASS OF 1954 EDWARD ORLOWSKI Holy Trinity Ambition: Engineer-lfootlwall l,2,3j Intramural Bas- ketball l,2. ALFRED OSTROWSKI St. Adalbert Ambition: Engineer-Basketball 23 Basketball Mon- ogram 2: Intramural Basketball and Volleyball l,2,3,l1 Bowling -1. FRANK OWCARZ St. Roman Ambition: Mechanical lingineer-Intramural Bas- ketball 1: Intramural Volleyball l,2Q Baseball lg Bowling 2.41. JOHN PAWVELKO St. Ladislaus Ambition: Chemieal Engineer-Intranlural Basket- ball l,El.-l3 Intramural Volleyball 2,43 Science Club 3: Scholastic Monogram 2: Honor Roll l.2.3.l. ROBERT PEROZYNSKI Holy Trinity Ambition: Metallurgical Engineer-Intramural Bas- ketball 1.3.13 Intramural Volleyball 2.43 Bowling 1: Science Club 33 Square Dancing 23 Scholastic Mon- ogram 23 Honor Roll l,2.3.l. ANTHONY PIENKOWSKI St. Roman Ambition: Foreign l'olilics-lnlranun'al Basketball l.2.l: Intramural Volleyball l.2.l. DON PILARSKI St. Viator Ambition: Business ,Minninistrator-Football l.2.3,ll Football Monogram 3,13 Intramural Basketball 2.3343 Class Secretary 33 Class Sgt.-ab Xrms bl3 Student Conn- cil 231. ROBERT PIOTROWSKI St. Barbara Ambition: Salesman-Basketball l3 Intramural Bas- ketball and Volleyball 2,33 Honor Roll 3. Page 46 RAYMOND POLEK A ' Good Shepherd , Ambition: Civil Engineer-Science Club 3' E D W I N P L Y S St. Roman Ambition: Businessman-Football 1,23 Football Monogram 1,23 Intramural Bas- ketball antl Volleyball l,2. FRANK PUDLO Holy Innocents Ambition: Businessman-Intramural Bas- ketball 1,2: Bowling 4: Square Dancing ROBERT PROCANIN St. Helen Ambition: Lawyer-1ntramural Basket- ball l,2,3: Intramural Volleyball 2: Base- ball l,2: Baseball Monogram 2: Bowling DONALD RECZEK St. Adalbert Ambition: Public Accountant-Intramu- ral Basketball and Volleyball 1,2,3,-I: Bowling 4: Elocution 1: Glee Club 1: Square Dancing 2. JEROME RADZIEWICZ St. Constance Ambition: Machinist-Intramural Basket- ball l,2,3,'l3 Intramural Volleyball 2. DON RUSZKOWSKI St. john Cantius Ambition: Engineer-Basketball 3,15 In- tramural Basketball and Volleyball l,2,3: Scholastic Monogram 1. MATT RODRIGUEZ Sacred Heart of Jesus Ambition: journalist-Basketball 1: Foot- ball l,2: Intramural Basketball 2,43 Base- ball l, Class lteasulei 1, Scholastic Mon ogram 2. CLASS OF C1954 ANTHONY RUTKOXVSKI ,Xml kclbnll 1.2.-1: Bowling 2.1: Bzmfl 12.3.11 llund AIOIl0gI'1lIII 2.3.13 Scicllcc Illnb 3. j0HN SADOIVSKI .Xml lu-lbznll :mil Volleyball 1.23.11 Scicncc Club 51: Slu- clcnl Council 3. DANIEL SAGAN .Xml 1.2.33 Intrznnllrxll Vollubill 1 ' DANIEL D. SANDERS .Xml !r:nmn':l1 Volleyball 1.2.31 Class Prcsimlcnl .2.?l.1: C.1.xss Secretary 1: Scicncc Club 3: Slumlcnl Council 1.Z..l.lZ X'c:n'buok Co-Iiclilor 1: SCIIOIIISIII' Nimm- grznn 2.1: Prcsiilcnl of SIllllC1ll Council l. 4 4 BRUNO SAINICKI Ambition: .-Xc1vcrlisc1'-Buskcllmll 1: I1l1l'2lllllIl'1l1 V011 PHILLIP SCARDINA .-Xml lrznnnml Vullcylmll 1.i..3.1: Klisw 3: ,junior Rcrl Cross -1: Ycm-book Business NI2Il12lgCl' 1: 8111110111 Coll jAM ES SCHLIEBEN .Xml Ifoollmll Nlonngrznn 1,15 Inlranlnrznl lizlskcllmll 1 L 1.2..1.1. GERALD SENDZIOL .Xml nmrnl Vullcvlmll 1 E CLASS CF 19 Holy Innocents milionz Export in 1-llcclrmiics-lntruinmul llama- St. Stanislaus miliun: .'Xrlisl-liuskcllmzlll 1.21 II111'2lll11I1'1ll 11:15- St. Nicholas milion: Resort owner-Inlramnrznl Bzlskcllmzlll St. Roman milion: IICH1IS1-Illll'1l1llIll'2l1 Baskcllmll 1.2: ln- Holy Trinity cybzlll lg Ilusclmll 1: Glcc Club 2. St. Fidelis Jiliun: IIOCIUI'-Illll'i11llllI'1lI llzuskcllmull 2.35: 1n- I ncil 1, Sl. Boniface xilion: IIIIYSIKIZIII-IIllSliC1131111 1.2: Ifoolbull 1.1: St. Roman iilionz Dentist-lnlrznnnrul Bzlskcllmll 1: IlI1l'il- l':1gc 18 H .J JA M ES SIERADZKI Annunciation Ambition: Railroad Engineer-Bxsketlnll 2: Intramural Basketball 1,23 Int mural Volleyball I2 LE ROY SHEMROSKE St. josaphat Ambition: Bookkeeper-Basketball I 3 Football I: Baseball l. WALTER SKINDER St. Aloysius Ambition: Public Accountant W tltei s joyful disposition makes him a friend of all. DANIEL SILVESTRI St. Hedwig Ambition: Commercial Artist-Basketball I: Intramural Basketball l: Baseball 2: lleclamation 2: Elocution l: Band 1.2: Band lllonogram I: Student Council 3: Honor Roll l. 2 3' THADDEUS SLOWIK St. Celestine Ambition: Basketball Coach-Basketball 23.-I: Basketball Monogram 23,13 Intra- mural Basketball l.2,3: Intramural Vol- leyball l,2: Monogram Club I. H ENRY SLIZ St. Pancratius Intramural Basketball 2: Bowling 3,13 Band l Band Monogram 2.3,-1. STAN LEY STRUM St. Roman Ambition: Business man - Intl imuml Basketball 23,43 Intramural Nolleylnll 2.3,-1. -IOSEPH SOBECK St. Sylvester Ambition: Electrical Engineer-lntramir ral Basketball l,2,3: Intramural Volley- ball l,2.3,4: junior Red Cross 45 Camera Club l,2,3,4-3 Newspaper 4. CLASS DF 19 Page 49 THE CLASS OF 19 THADDEUS SZUMACZUK St. Fidclis .hnlmilionz lilcflricul l'lI1f.flllCCli-H15 :unlmilion :mil spirit of hzml work will lic ll lrcmcmlous zliml in his work 1lllC2lKl. CHESTER SZYMCZAK St. josaphat. Ambition: .Akin-slliclist-liloculion l: liznml l,2.il.1: lhmcl Nllillflglilllll 2. 3.1. BERNARD TESS St. john of God Amlmilion: Plmysicizm-lnlrzlmural Buskcllmll 123,12 Inlrulnllrnl Vollcylmll l.2.3,1: Dcclznnzlliou 2: lilo- culion I: Science Cllulm 2: SL'll0l2lSllC Monogram l 'P '5 1 BILL THOMPSON St. William .xllllillllilli l'1lCl'II'lCl2lllflIlll'ZllllllI'ill ll1lSlQl'1ll2lll l.2.fl2 llllrzmiurall Yollcylmll 2. NORBERT TINKER Our Lady of Gracc .Xmlmiliont l,l'llllL'l'-BlNYllIlg' l: 'l'l':lcl4 l. PETER TUTAK Sl. Aclalhcrt .imlnliouz Vl'lCl'lll2ll'l2lI!-li0N'llllg 3.1: lizmcl 2.3.11 Bzlml xilllilbglilllll 2.3.12 NCWSPIIIJCI' 3.1: EDWARD URBAN Holy Trinity .Xmlmilionz l,l'0fCSSl0IlZll Singer-Inlrnmurul liuskl-I' '.-' ' lmzlll l.2: LILL Llul: 1. RICHARD VAN DERWAY Trinity .Xmlfilionz l.:1wyur lnlrzmulrul liuwkcllxnll l.2.fl.l1 Inl1':m1ln'ul Vollcylmzlll l.2.3: 9L'ic-ilu: Cllulu 3. Page 50 EDWIN WARTALSKI St. Francis Xavier Ambition: Certified Public Accountant Intramural Basketball andd Volleyball l,2,3,4g Bowling 3,13 Elocution lg Scho- lastic Monogram l. DONALD VERSEN S.S. Peter and Paul Ambition: Lawyer-lntramural Basketball l.2.3,l: Class Secretary 1: junior Red Cross l.2.3,-lg Student Council 33 Schol- astic Monogram 2.3,l7 Hearst History Contcst 3. GEORGE WDOWIK St. Boniface Ambition: Printer-Intramural Basket- ball l,2,33 Intramural Volleyball 1.2: Bowling l. RAY WVASZAK St. Mark .lmbitioni Professional Baseball Player- lntramural Basketball l.2,3,'lg Intramu- ral Volleyball l,2,l1 . RAYMOND WIELGOS St. Helen Ambition: Musician-Baseball 1.21 llase- ball Monogram l: Band l.2,3.l: Band Officer 2,341 Band Monogram l,2,fl,l: Square Dancing 2: Student Council 2,13 Secretary of Student Council l. DAVID WHITE Our Lady of Lourdes Ambition: Mechanic-Clee Club 23,12 Clee Club Olliccr fl. JOHN WISNIEWSKI St. Casimir Ambition: Engineer-Football l: Intra- mural Basketball and Volleyball l,2.3,I2 Student Council 2: Scholastic Monogram 3 JOHN WILK St. Ann Ambition: Businessman-Intramural Vol- leyball lvl: Bowling 23,42 Glee Club 2.3,-lg Clee Club Oflicer A13 Glee Club l Monogram 3,42 Band 23,11 Band Mono- gram lg Newspaper 3. W CLASS OF 19 THE CLASS CF 19 WILLIAM WLOSIAK St. Helen Ambition: work with wood-With a good Catholic education he will be equipped to face the problems of life. EDWVARD WOJCIK e St. Roman Ambition: l'ltysician-Declamation 22 Cisca 3: Sci- ence Club 3: Square Dancing 2: Student Council -I: Newspaper 3.4: Newspaper Editor Al: Scholastic Monogram l,2,3,-lg Yearbook Literary Editor -lg FRANK WOZNY St. john Cantius Ambition: Politician-Football l,2.3.'l: Football Monogram 1.4: Intramural Basketball and Volley- ball l,2,3,4lg Religion Medal 3. STANLEY ZA-IAC St. Helen Ambition: Pharmacist-Intramural Basketball .2.3.l: Intramural Volleyball 2,3,4. jEROME ZBYLUT Holy Innocents Ambition: Engineer-lntramural Volleyball l: Sci- ence Club l. ALBERT ZIELINSKI St. Stanislaus Kostka Ambition: Businessman-Bowling 2,3,l: lland l.2: Band Monogram 2. JOHN ZOCHOWSKI Holy Innocents Ambition: Dentist-llasketball 2.33 Basketball Mon- ogram 25 Football l: Intramural Basketball 2: lntra- mural Volleyball 22 Bowling 4. RAYMOND ZUBROD St. Cornelius Ambition: Pharmacist-Bowling 3: Bowling Mono- gram 33 Band 1,2.3,4: Band Stall' Sergeant -lg Baud Monogram 23,413 Bowling Team Captain 3. Page 52 Fl sl, in tm 1,1 1 x 1 00 tk 1,4 ,l ,r 1 ,L 'I St. Fidelis tb,- Ambition: Electronics Engineer-Band O EUGENE ZWOLSKI IEE S en r 1 1 1.23.43 Band Monogram 2,43 Square Dancing 3,-l. yi' 11 1k wal tl: it' tt' 1 ,r 5 l 5 ll: at ,A 1950- 1951 In September, 1950, the largest class of Freshmen ever to enroll came to get the first sight of what high school life really was. For most boys that day was the turning point in their lives. Toward the end of the first semester, elections were held for class officers. The class President was Robert Marchewkag Treasurer, john Kamysg Secretary. Daniel Sandersg and Sgt.-at-Arms, Richard Blackman. The Trinity football and basketball teams were not the best, but brighter days could be seen. The Trinity seniors upset highly favored Saint George in the last game of the basketball season. Steve .Iuzwik replaced Joe Risiley as coach. The Student Council was organized . . . 1951-1952 The more mature characteristics of Sophomores began to take shape. The Hrst privilege of participating in social activities was our Sophomore dance. Class officers were: President, Daniel Sandersg Vice-President, Ronald Heideng Treasurer, Robert Marchewka. Our football team showed signs of the long expected improvement when it beat Saint Patrick by a score of 38-19. After twenty-five years of faithful service, Mr. Brandt retired from his coaching duties. Brother Reginald completed his six year tenure as principal. The Yearbook acquired a new title . . . 1952-1953 Several juniors, realizing their higher standing in school, began to realize themselves and decided on vocations. Junior class ofhcers were nearly the same as the preceding year, with President, Daniel Sandersg Vice-President, Ronald Heideng Secretary, Donald Pilarski: Treasurer, James Ballg Sgt.-at-Arms, john Kamys. Brother Joseph Walter became Principal, Brother just the Assistant Principal. Under the skilled tutelage of Coach Steve Juzwik, the football team possessed new zest and more confidence. The team went on to beat St. Rita 19-18 and De Paul 24-13. Coach Frank Rohter succeeded Mr. Brandt as head basketball coach. The basketball teams showed a notable improvement. Science clubs were organized. A project was undertaken to build a school telescope . . 1953-1954 XVe have hnally reached the year to which we have so eagerly looked forward. But now that it is here, we are rather slow to accept it. For many of us, these four years have been periods of nourishment for our bodies and minds. VVe look forward to the future with con- fident eyes, knowing that at our assistance will always be that help of God which has been so manifest during our four years of high school. But oh! What has happened? Look at our football team. Our upper classmen will be accredited for giving to our school the most successful football season Holy Trinity has ever had: a 5-3 record. And, yes, most certainly progress is being made as in the past. Look at our new student handbook - a guide to Holy Trinity High School. The P.T.A. presented a new modern equipped bus to the school. We Seniors are leaving 1-Ioly Trinity with an impression in our minds of a school which has contributed so much in our personal development and in giving us ideals which we are to use a life time. Hail, Our Alma Mater . . . Page 53 History . . . Junior Class Officers . . . -Q . 'N Ollicers: 'fkwij f A ' A25 is 'lf' we :I ummnfdwl rl: I J ' E diff Frank liilllilylg Yife-l'l'esimlenl: Rillllllll Ciefhanowski, Presislenll nI'0lllL'l' john flap- islran. Class Nlocleralori Riiharil lfhniowski. Sgl.AZllA.xl'lIlNI QIZIIIIUS lVllL'i'llll. SL?fl'Cl1lI'f'I Noi lJIl'l.Lll'L'llI Prank Cfaloxicli. Ireaslirer. In another year the llunior Class will have aellievecl their goal in high school eclucalion. lVilh this year will come the many lraclilional senior activ- ities which make up part ol' the interesting' life ol' a Senior. However. they have not been iclle as Aluniors. They have participated to the lull in the social, moral, and intellectual lilie ol' the school. Through their various class functions, the class has grown lirnier as a uniL and awaits thc Coming year with confidence and ilClCl'lIllIl2lIlUll to excell in all that they attempt. Page 5-l The Class f 1955 Eugene Babicz Roherl Babyar lhmnas Bake: Chester Banas .Xlherl Barge: Victor Barzycki Thrnnas Baselski Dennis Belinski Ronald Bies Richard BlCSM'lZlll HIZIIIICS lllazek john Briquelel Daniel lhvoslowski lhnnnas Bndlik jus:-5: h Burns Richard llutkowski Edward Clholewa Patrick Choplin Vllllllllllll' Chwala s , Richard Ciechanowski Ricardo Ciepiela xii? llohdan Ciesliclxi Stephen Clarnerki Anthony Davis Gregory Delli john Donal Eugene llrazinski fb -sw 7- v . 3 ix Edward Drnek Ralph Drong my X Donald Dzuirgol W tif' Ronald Edwards Q f K Stanley Farhulko W W E joseph Fargan KA ,r J I 4 Marvin Filip Daniel l-'ilipski Gene Fischer Francis Galovich Thomas Galovich Bernard Gaseor Ixl- s W is ,K X.: i I fm' Y, ' ' ,, ,Ju x ll' - ' 1 ' 'Iliff ff 5 ' 3 ' W3 ' lj A r.,- i , Mg, 'mn' . . 4 mf it ,,.. , s X f 'K A r I 'FY :N e s s - Q Q - . 'ffl ' ,ji 1 l 'fglfp l i Aff, r - A I 4 'M K 5 8? ' M s I f . I 4- V- i A 4 L . e - sg .- yu- iw we i 'Wiz fl f xl., f. l-2? ,y K fs. , ' 'a I H I li .A . 4 1 2 NW - V 1 . Af 1 I f l i it I A' l f- M .11 M , E-ff I - if hifi x A 4 . ..-' tl 3 ' ' , l Q ' ' f rv .4 Q l r is I ska e Z . l W . ' gi fi ' K 45: iy- -Q ' xy EQ I i If A 1 qs E, Page 55 ...v .2 I 'R I I , G 4 3 ,lf ft lf Q 4 5 3 W3 ' ' 3 M ru, at fr ll' X' f 1 K V,,.Al'x 'hw'- IG , 3 .. t X f i - 'fs Y A lag, t ' J Y' a . A , xt E 3, 3 .uni l ha I Q4-1 X 'Q 'E 5 '23 1 ,aw '23 fi 'r I 1 l 'lf , . a , S Ja t + -'H' c.. E .Xnthony Jankzn Cierald jankowski Leon jztnkowski 'llleodore Jznzyna Kenneth Jaszczor lfrzmcis jclcn Edward Kalala Nlicltacl Karunmrczyk Juniors Donald Gasior Marion Gawlik Marion Glivn joseph Gliwzl Francis Golah Richard Golab Kenneth Goljan Robert Golubski Albert Gomoluch Eugene Goszczycki jerolne Gralla Raymond Grelewirz Donald Grey Nornmn Grnfleluk l.uwrenee Crygienc Anthony Gnrdak 'l'rinidnd Hernandez Steve Hycrner joseph Hylaslek Ricllzn'd Ichniowski 4 ,ad XJ qllf la? f J 'ra Q' as f-T , hawk v np 'Q -2, t ' B o ff 1' J 'tx X . - 'V I I A ' - ':'.'.-'7f:r W5 3 ll Page 56 Class 1955 ., g 'E' A ,.:. . ,V . - Mdivf N is MN, xii: N if .Eu -. ,' ft W? ' gr , .Qs A .w - -, 1 ' HQ, Andrew Kasprowicz Leo Kawezinski Frank Kopczyk Robert Kopier Robert Kostkiewicz Ted Kowalik Robert Kowalski Albert Kozlowski Robert Kreclmer Edmund Krenz Ronald Kristin Robert Kruk Albert Krnpa Robert Knlik Donald Knmninski Charles Laskowski Valentine Liss Herbert Lopatka Donald Lnclak john Lynch E X W. 1 as 'x 5 5 is s ,, gg 5 4 5 ll lx 'll ,I Y' ' Q Q 'af F, . W. ,,,. CW., fpiijf . .7 K ..z. tif? 333525 , I V t T: fist ,xg ,, Hg! 59,2152 .vgl '. . I - zg, .' 'I' f 1 A , ,,,. . ..,.... - vs: -,ff .gg , .,L 221521,:1f:Z?.Q?2:i'ii15:.fi21'.:4,f X i f ' 'Q ..,. ' '1'::5g- .-f. V 'ww ' ., ' get ff ,U -a -51553: :':E5.f:f.! .,' -JE? .E gf, U .ti ,M 'F . lt .,.- ' . fw, ng V ' N1 X ml - ,- .'ag,g,.- 1, , ww - fa 1 ' Q 4 it A --i- Q f rw ., ,,..,. .. -, V . J, j Page 57 K 1 :W M 'it ,. if V 6' QQ -Q ..., lit -1 f 'W -1:-:- f gg? ,,i, rg? '--' P i '- . :: ::.'::: 3 lg N' 94 ra E ,!- gg, ,Q i :' 2 wa.. ss -. 2-g3,..:,... ,.. ' use-.3-nqnh sl su., ...ng It-, fl V r-M Carl Lysien Frank Mach Anthony Majewski Philip McCain Charles Mcdriek Philip Miller Ernest M inikowski Richard Mokrzyeki v 3' QQ x-gg W 4 f A .xx , 5' s. f 4 in f- S .. .3 ,gg 2 'f I N Q Q as S ft, x Q' ..- x s ' bi 5 Q I w 23652 3 Q31 i s eff- E: W 1 W ff sf , ,Rx , ,S Mg H,t...,.,. john Raczynski Norbert Radek john Rangel Ronald Rapacz Stanley Ray Frank Recchia Ronald Ryczek Mitchell Rychtanck A Juniors Franklyn Moreno Daniel Musollf Robert Mytnik joseph N icminski Cztsitnir Nicspodziany 'l't:tl Okrzesik C1l:u'cl1t'c Olcszkicwicz Walter Olsowski liugcnc Olslowkzl .Xlhcrt Opiclzl 'lholnzls Pacer xlillllilll Pucochzl Ronald Piljllk litlwurtl Pulau Ronald Palmer Ronald Pzlwlowski joseph l'ickzu'czyk Richard Piskulski Clhcslcr l'li7:1 Gone Pokutzr . .rfb x N , if N, ll QU if -5 4 i- tt., ,t,,, Q J ? b j AA 5 . i ffm W .W5 Page 58 X 'Y' ass f 7955 Dominic Sansalone Richard Schulte Anthony Siekierski Daniel Sniegowski lygmunt Sochacki Robert Sokowski Norman Stanish Richard Starkey Richard Szewczyk joseph Szyszkzi Daniel Tcrlikowski Richard Turck Rohcrt liI'l7Z1SZCWSki Benedict Vrnhlc Kenneth Wathowiak William XVheclcr james Witecha Jerome Wojcik Richard Wojcik Daniel Wojnowski J 'FQ fat if-3 . 1-.W A ,.., 1 , , . , x ' .. .QQ X . ,L Eg.: 1 ' , Q 4 L Page 59 Ronald Wolosewicz Conrad Wolski Richard Wujcik Norbert lawisluk john Zznwism Richard Zietnianin Frank Zimny William Zonavetch Not pictured: Richard lVolf Sophomore Class Officers . . . 0fliu'rs: 'is R.l.i'. .IOHN ROM.-KNCHEIQ 'ARc'c'c'iw. 0 I,m'cl. mln thc' Lillgclol ni Immun .lml light. tha- soul ul Iln' Sl'I'Ylllll.u s wM,.,..s va sim, vw D. llolslngal. Sghgll-.Xrlusz R, Gaul. Ylnc- k l'I'L'Sllll'lllI I'. Sli'lllI'l'k. I,I'l'9i4ll'Illf BI'0lllCl' L lulm. Class xIUill'l'lll0l'Q R. Iiclml. sL'u'c'- K lLlI'XZ R. Organ Iwzlslllc-1' 'Q is .mf .. 'ii First row: sf, ,,,, W ink 5' of l.:ml'cmc Xllgllilillk' 3 f Rohm-l'1 lizlkxmzl ? M ' f K E I R -IZIIIICY lic-lg ' A l'zlul Iiinlclznk . ,,,.. , Rolmcri HIL-dual , :ii V-., A',' 5 5 ': Second row: Q, I .b 'K HCIIIIN Iiolsingzl ,V T3 Z' . Q ..,.., 7,2 ,..A , , Rogcr Boll! ' 4 A, ff: Q Nnllvl' lsmnlzurcllkn A is-' Q W john Iionk 1 ' 5, 3 L .-L,4 gi yw J 1, Rmaulel Biblklffll Z7 M 5 s. Af f . ,WY-. 2 l'11gv till V ii 'fl l x X it like-w as 3 gd-1 yi? Q if tt .,. , fa 6 f ll 5 12' M W Q P lit The Class f 1956 George llronztrs Robert Czlbaj litlwzlnl Cblipaln Gregory Chorney Orest Clltrvniwsky Robert Clltttckro ,lerome Cll'ClW2l Ronald Cinal liclttztrtl Klottrattli George Crowley :':':::'.': 4 we 5 tm l' 145. f , 23554 . :' . ' fi l g . Q' ::: is 2.55 2ii:: E'E:.F' 2'.2!i: f'xI'i'I ' - -' I ' 555533. W -we if , W W Q at R Rf ,- - t' .:.' J J' -,-. fl 1 .xo ' , 1 qt. J l X at x A , ji 34 M ,, M ,K :tl 1 ' 'iii' 3 H1 ' 1 'A R -.rf .,..: lv , ,S Eli - 1 D I 31 ' Q it . as R 'qi 4 I ' R134 I 1 x X 'iw , :E-.. 9+ .,. 'fha lf l s. gg 'L rbxv N Y' VA' 'A' f ,J 1... , Q ,v in A 1-'sw R t , Q I 1 gt Page 61 Kenneth ily ll n -IZIIIICS cllilllllflil Rielturtl Dealix' Robert llflllillllk Ronald Dove llonztltl lll'l1ll liclwztnl lllll'llI1l lolm lftlscotte Ronald Gaul lfrztnk Gzullztlzt lbomats CL:lt'Imztt'l Cltztrlew Gzmlzt Pzttrirk frl2lSSO Ray Glolkowski Ricltsml Kirolmztrek George Gt'oc'I1oc'ki Rztytnotttl Crfelztk Stanley Grzeslkowt tk l.eot1zlrtl Crlybek Peter llztrcltttt john llznelkzl Fred llomlor Iiclwzml Hojnucki Ronald lloltl 1 .Xl'llllll' Homyztk Sophom , if 5 an 2 V ll 1 I? SW! ! ' A X I f Q i 4 ll -' xr , 3 l in I .jf Robert Klockowski Eugene Kochniaruyk Roherl Kolinski Paul Komis Richard Kon Edward Konecki Con. Kosarzecki Daniel Koss john Kowalski jolm Kola Roherl Koziol Eugene Krarinski Alvin Kraus ' Edward Krawclx lx Leonard Kl'ZlWCl2lli Francis Krol Donald Kruk Edwin Krupa Leon Kryslosek Thomas Krlak Roherl Kumor lfrcd Kusch jolm Lajuck Carl Lekawski Leo Lesniak ...A OFES Adrian Hromiak Richard jakuhowski Sigmund jamroz William jamrolik jolm jania William .lZll'ICIllllUlK'Slil William jaslowski joseph jalowll joseph 'Kalinowski Raymond Kelon - . 'X W Q. 6, 'er 'B In-Furl N32 A Q fi' Page G2 2 ' 2 , s 5, 3 . l il l 1 15 if 3 ig: .1 f, v L gf xi K x 1 F gi' X , ,A , Y 355421 I .,. f N ' - , F 4 Q .X ..,.....,, 4:5-. Alex LigC7a ig 'L .. 5. li- Richard ljsicwicz - . L ' QV fi , gf 3 4 joseph Luhas M:p'?fQ - X . 1 - Waller Lucansky ' -r.5-if ',-, ,.,,' ' 'Q 'v A Qfi' David Murkcnlic H I 11, - l 'ir jk A 1 'P - ' 1 ' MF' Q H L -635 A Ffh' i Els . 'W-fffv' ff? R af Qi K ' - 2 M Edwin Malwynski D . Z ,. . x joseph NI3l'CllCN'li2l . 4 , . i ,, ' 55- A ' Kenneth Marcinek h I ' su M 'L 1 2 Q2 ', Richard Mcrda fl: E L ' KA ,- if X , l Daniel Mic-lmlski 1 .--- 3' Y .3 Y V H A R i,xf...f R R A iiii R r S 1 ..i,. . -f MN? I . ' , K in Q1 A R joseph Nlirus ,A .3 ' , t 'Q T., L' -in ' V? fStzmlcy Molda 'I . . ' 'i' V Q t A ' joseph Nlornno ,, .', 15' ,H - R gg ' Norhcrl Nlulvkicwicl 2. .- ,' - if iffwsizr r 'f-Q A - ., . 1 V i ig W may ,Hg . i xl - In g Izdu.ud Nlusolll XA X , li .inf ,a,lggS .il? Alf'O li A .8 in K x . 5.1 1 '35 'V H Rohcrt Nicwicmwski ' F r, ,,.., , I ,... l ' If - ' ,,,, I A Ig, i Rohcrl Norys l . I . 'V X K f 3 'zvvbqv 2 5 Slcvc Novak ,J V W 2 . , X l Richard Nowak i A Q , ' . N ,A f .' X S N Waller Nowak ,. f R, X A, '- . ih , . ,qi 'f.- X L U 1 10 H ,Q Q .. , Tyfgjifg , 'S iq M Sf' f -, Q i ff Q h, E rw ,A,,.,. E I 1.q A g t ir A 4 A 1 H .5 W x ff Page 63 llzmicl Olmidowicl Edward Udron joseph Olcndcr Edward Orslulzi Richzml fllgll lfrzmk lkngzilm joseph l'z1l:u'c Raymond l'2ll'SlC Ronald l':n'lynski Leonard Pznslowski Donald Pcnncllc Norhcrl l'Crk0wski joseph l'cszu'k Richard Piefurlx llonnld Piclrzns Sophom 1 OFES fbsmtsq nLr.h. , ' if . , za - ' ' , i A . W 4 .1 4 llznncs l'llt'h 'J if-at t me -3 .E 55 - ' -' xlifhlllfl Pinkowski ,A 3 Q. Q ' ,ir - Nlilchcll Popow . J t litlwuul Porlicr X A 1' I S ,wi A , ,K Edwin Porlicr . . if Gb X . 1 1' , fa Q Y? N 1 0 .3 ' W joseph Porto 71' ,.,.. ' . .2 V A 3' VIQIIOIIIZIS Poslclnirk -W . C qt S ' . lfrctl Psyk i x -f an fi ' I.conzn1l Pylcl Lg? -f ' , A f I Kvnncth Rawski 3, , Mfg , . ,Q I - - , A 1 I , , R t 1 1 1 . Robert Rt'it'ht'l M. X Thonlus Rcilh , t A ' 33 - ' f V Q 'Q v 'F l IIUHIRIB Rug . V r -, fx Q . it N , - Bruno Rogzllski 4 1 . ' 5 nf, X. Ns.. ..- Robert Rybzl f I I 'i v 1, Q, A ' X If if , f' 3 A w ww .Xl Scala X ,I 4 ' Norman Sicroshmski I3 S 3 ' 1 mg Ke Ronald Sitowski as lx fi ' Ricllard Slnulski ,....3 ' Robert Spicwzxk Q N K . 'Q I 'Z 34 Q X ' ff -575. Hit R 2 I 1 X Q Mot john Slkllltk RQ: g V' L' john sllllllllllll ..--H, ff.: 'Q Q J I I .ff 3 A Ralph Sit-rnpinski ' , ' , ' ' ' I , Robert Slcrgios J Q , K . 'W john Stock X ' K 1 iz . A Q 1 D I I Slove Stork 3 5 55 j ' . Q A Casimir Slopku I 1 , I . .. 2 L' 3 Frank Storcc AV. f '33 P A W K 8 Charles Strawn ' 1 it X Q3 f IICYOIIIC Supcrgzln - . 6 X ' , 'Q A gx ' ., FQ ' Chester Suski W A V Robert Swanck . 'Q j I -,R 4. P ' '. Dennis Swicfh I' ' X , ' ' 1 Walter Swicrk V r ,Q if , -H llilllilfl SWiL'I'lyllSki 9, I I 2 x V ' ' 1 . ,xy V L J, V, P Page 61 Class f 1956 Carl Swoboda Ted Sykstus Michael Szalrtzynski Robert Szczesny Patil Szczurek Robert Szykowny joseph Szymusiak Joseph Tarczynski Merle Thygeson joseph Tomasiewicz ' W i all v 3 Q ,,- ' ' v i' , s I - ' ' 'S ff 1 N f'-is Q iv III .: X pa P' ' W. f , Y Q . 'A .. ,..... , 3 'Ay J jf - 4 V, g Q, ' if K ' ., . ' fi A X A 1 I 'Y if X Ronald lomaslewski X f Q8 Raymond Trelka Q3 -W W S Dominic 'lillllll .M ,, L, we is K we led l't1en X A5 6 V X jerome lvIll2lllSkl , , f F , rl 3 . Si? 4 we 4+ X ,riff ,.F,f:Q:fN 6'.5 ' ,, , W t flf xi 9 2 G , f 4' in K fi Q., Q! z' ge 6:7 l Nw Max, J: f W Mitchell Walenga Norbert Wawrzy n iak Norbert XVcgrlyn Gerald xvlCCl0TCk Leo Wilkowski Steve Witkowski Mitchell Wontorski Stanley Wozniak Fred N'olny Stanley Wyslynski Raymond Wyzgoski lfred Yosenifk -john Zak Bernard Zappa john lgoda Ronald liemba joseph Zochowski Edwin Xupinski IICFOHIC lwierowifl Richard Zyfh Not pictured: Patrick Carroll Freshman Class Gfficers . . . 1' ul' Officers: tl. llilltilllili. l'resitlent1 A. Blaszynski. 'l'reasnrerg Acevedo, Sgt.-ab .xl'lllSC Ci. Nletlrirk. Secretary: C. Greco, Yit'e-l'resitlent: Brother james l'anl, tllass Nlotleralor ' l h school -Xs 't result ol' the lriendly This year marked their beginning in ng . i . . . . atmosphere here at Trinity, it was not long before they began to leel that this. too, was their school. lts nlenihers participated in the various major sports, - ' - f l' h school is clubs, and social activities. They now see that tht, challenge o ng one that lies within their reach. They await eagerly the remaining years of their high school days . . . Page 66 - fri W jose A cevedo Allan Ahmer Ronald Allilli Donald Bader Donald lla l irki Ronald Balicki Gerald Balilewicz David Baloun Edward llCllllJCll0WSlil Yilo llenigno Arnold lllnszynski Lawrence Bonk Arthur Borowiec Michael Boryson Morris Burns Donald Breezer joseph Ilroda Charles Iluglio Tony Cazolas Richard Chrnielewski e Class f 1957 ,. ' Q U 5333 , 'l', , T231 1.'2 , l i 1 ff Q lg o r k X ..,, 4 A Q bug pf 'Q yr 4 M 2 f 1 wx Y ' -, -rf lifliifr ' i. V' . .P fi? , rang ' gs x ' r '. 1 , Q ,- gg-g5s,,'ls, R: ,, Wi Ltv in I 35,25 My x r 'F D. M l, .. I' i mg 1 Y ' ll'lsrN ' wr X r fg- 'Ari 5 he i D by A l K if . 1.4.4 X . V2 'nf 'ff lg pt ,I will Page 67 R' if Thomas Ciszewski Anthony Citera Robert Czarnecki Frank Czarnik William Denmark John Dodrow Alfred Domalewski Kenneth Doman Richard Duda Richard Dudek john Dziedzic Paul Evansky LeRoy Feleman Jerome Fialkowski Robert Fucik he I it an if 'Q I jfs, '11 f I li? W I 4' Lawrence jordan Robert Karczmztrczyk john Karklin Eugene Karp james Ked7icrski Zbigniew Kiernicki Richard Kleclynski lhztddeus Klimzts 'limolhy Klosowski Melvin Knick 'lhonlus KOC'Zlllll2i Lawrence Korhan Lawrence Kokacki Edward Kondal Stanley Kondrat ltgii if Page 68 Freshmen Michael lfnrgal john fillfil Norbert Marek Andrew Gilewifz Stanley Gofron Aa Qi' QA an In 'l'hon1zts Gorka ff: Richard Gotowka -aff - Richard Greco Michael Grodzicki Richard Grygienc ,Q Richard Grzelak Chester Gurga Stanley Harcaj - Rudolph Heintzelnuxn lVesley Holuhecki 'F Q J, 1 Q 1, ' X ' K Q I Q 1 ,R Z if 2 t Q Q. fy F Vi will : ft E i its ws e.e? ' 1 f Q3 Henry janik Ronald 'lanousek Walter jasien Stanley jzlsinski jack jaslowski Q .I -,... K LN' ,.,,. if t ' we f V W f ' M I f f if 'K H., E if x it , 1 t tw +. w t 3 . i ei. W'-inf 4 , Class f 1957 jzunes Konieczny Chester Kowalkowski Stanley Kowan Ronald Koza Richard Krajcwski Fred Krakowiak Thomas Krasowski Richard Kriesse Donald Krnll Algis Kronas Ronald Kruk john Krzak Norbert Krzywacki james Kndlinski Daniel Kuklewicz Michael Kukula Richard Kula Donald Kusek Thomas Kusek 'led Lakomcfki R4 l 1 ,Q 1 4, v i I 4 E 4 , ,, if?-wx Ew- 2 Q! f, ' 'Q ,..e it l 1. ,Q ..v RT R A 1 'W x if S 1 -f 5:13 ' - ' 4 , 67- . W in A 19' 'Y f W t ,115 f gf 1 V ummm W Q .Av , IH' 1 .f rt Q f Qi 5 4: X 94, Page 69 '-u, ' ' s l fl' ,A eg , Stanley Latocha Robert Lee Thomas Lesniewicz Kenneth Lieske Harry Lisakowski Marlin Liszka Eugene Loch 'lhonias Mach Florian Madurzak Roherl Ni2lgiCl'2l joseph Martinek liclwar rd Slay Charles Mcllridc George Mecko George Hedrick 1. .v Freshmen rw WM S M f R 'N . Q . fa 'I john Melzgier ,. .V ' 5353 'X v 73 -H ' Ric'l1:n'd Michalee My Q 7 'I .5 if 1 'Q N, Gerald Michols ,wi f :f E, ' ' Edward Micdzinski ': ,Qld , . ' ,ig , ' - Ronald Miller R' 5 i 1 1 A ,J l 2 Ig Q il if i' 4 ij , Mitchell Moos Q ' X Z H, A ! .3 William Morrison Q, M 1 f, 3 W . 'H all tn Sam Muscarello r i S: J - ,L Q Donald Nega 2 -5 or ,i A . R v im' '-1 N-'f M., A 5 J Q wr ug , i .une i LJ.: Q, X E, if ' :IVA , r Wyre i I! Ma , 2 l f- If i3 A Marlin Nowak S 9 - 'I 11 in 15 Richard Olcksy 1 fx QQ, 22 'HI 'Q ' W-ai 1' Q Thomfls Urlowskl ,Q '- 1 f . W Henry Pacyna I w ow t Q E' 'R iilii 'R N X K Daniel lgggowicz , In X , . I fl: Q, X F . , U D INJRRR.. or Q D f if W 1? M' 3 N ' ' R ' 4 . ' ,. 1 . . ' ' A Casimir Paul 'Q 5 ,Cr 4 , l B Frank Pazdzioch K Q ' . 5 3 . g ' 1 . Stanley l'2!7llCl10h'Slii - if - . . Y 1 5 Pliillip Penkala n H, .P 'rf , ' A 1. b .,,' 5 'ff Q' Q - Richard lelrukovic . as fi : l f 1- A I f Frank Piefliowiak Robert Pilch j oh n Piot rowsk i George Pizanowski Daniel Placzek Daniel Podporn Andrew Podrazzi Robert Prns Ronald Przeklasn Dennis Remhleski LeRoy Roman Robert Rolla Edward Rozylowicz Chester Sadkowski Robert Sagan 3 5 2 Q J . far lf -1' qi R 3: A -is Em .4 ,,..L, 5 - AI ,JA . ., Kg if W' xi ' ' . - ' Q 15?Q H gl' . 4 iv.-4-air' me -:Cel x J ,D ,3 iz , . , U ,... me Q A: A . Ly .iggi 'nr P. 43 R f l?-R Y -fn - 'pwft k if: N ex . K Qc' q 3 A X A Y M S I A f fezif ' ' Q Page 70 Class f 7957 Daniel Scully Lawrence Sebastian Wayne Sieck Lawrence Siekierski Donald Skiba Ted Slonina Ronald Sowizrol Marion Spiech Edward Steck Fred Stclmach joseph Slrumidlowski lVilliarn Stuercke Thomas Sucharzewski Andrew Sworowski Leonard Szafran iec Nortnan Szamlewski Charles Szydlowski 1 wav f flf t A if X A we be I 'Q 'GB .rg ,.,.,, it 4 so fb r 1 , Wi, , ., M3265 - ,, , . as ass' . M t 4 . , . Mot 5 if ti 1. i t f-S kit ,L ,gk .,.. li. t A fix!! A wi Q R a ms? or :B - t o k W , . ,,,. ' , as 1 f 11,2 i fsii' . 4 :BI - .3 A ltr 5 '-4- 1 , v .tm Q X tk? yl 5 Q ,ff 5 lla 'l it james Szymaszek 'W r L ' ' 3 Casinrir 'l'hmnas ,Q 4 t ,E f lcd lholnas 32 ., tzrqnsm vw E, . l Z ' ': 'if 7 in 'X M ' ' rr: ' K... -ffl 1 553575 Q F f ' Iliff ' tl . . .1 H: dquu W ,.-. ,Q Robert 'lohiaski 13 . ', 'Q Ronald lopclewski E . 5 i f ' Q Otto 'lomolnicki ., ,X . I 5: sL's 5 Q ,lCl'0lIlC llrhaslcwski If W J Frank Yiscariello , , - . .,,.,: i ' ,pf Y . p cl n ll O Q -lzunes Walsh ,Q , .A ' Roman Wasicflko 1 'F ig:-8 is? ' , 1 1 Raymond Werich 1 , ' , , ' ' Albert Nlmjtik f lt V Walter Wojcik t I x K f 1 6? 4 Thaddeus Wajdyla , Z ' joseph XVolnik 1 jg I ' flugegif K-egar 4-, q J I ,X x .era 4 .nnny ,y I-1: .1 . I 7 A john Zinicwicz , -5.23: Vg? .,,.., s john Zurawski , 1 f 51, 5 X . 'X s ' - ! , Not pictured: Q il I Q L ,,., t f ,, H 1 Eugene Koziol Pag C Activities . . . The purpose of an educational institution is not that of producing individuals comparable to unfeeling robots, but rather, social beings whose mental composition will enable them to cope with the emotional, as well as the technical problems and intricacies of a complex world. For this reason, extracur- ricular activities, in conjunction with the standard curriculum, play a definite role in education. Social activities provide the students with an outlet for the demands of their personalities and silences the erroneous con- ception which tells them they do not belong, Participation in the various activities, such as the Student Council, Clubs, Band, and Glee Club, enables the students to discover their talents which will be invaluable assets in their later life. The religious devotions carried on by the school assist the students in setting right their hierarchy of values which ulti' mately lead to their happiness and contentment in life. The happy, the profoundly interested, the joyful faces on the following pages vividly illustrate the importance of such activities in order to better prepare them to meet the challenges of a modern world. OPPOSITE PAGE . . . Today: Glee Club and Band, assisted by the girls from Holy Family Academy, present Gilbert and Sullivan's The Mikado. Yesterday: Peg O' My Heart -presented by the boys of Holy Trinity and under the direction of Brother Xavier, C.S.C. 1, 5xwx'w 9 WJ .V M :Q XX M X M W NM, 0 x x .W w V. W X, WM W X M. x -W M mx VX xx N X M NW wx M M X aw X H ww Q E WN X + xx X X ,ir ve A Q Q XX sv-Y W b X Xv 1 F I ,-c y , ,, ' A t. Ha A xx , ,Q ,, 3 Wg gn , , - , -K W A Nl wflxx 'A , Xaaa++Qw1H1'f X, Wlixfih Q 85' fi. Tx X, am' WM P K, V X N . wx ' , V yy X 1 The Gold 5' fa ,wma ln the iatst tninntvs lx-fnre printing, the paper is mtnhc-d fm' vrrors in thc lnwt proof rc-:ttling by Brotln-t lllntvrtcc. .Xtlxiscri joscph Solve-ck :tml kltlwztrti Whjcik. lln' Cold :incl lllnt-, nntlcr thc- tltrt-ction of Bro-tltcr Cllatrcttcc, has tried tn tltt' IJLINI xt-:tr to luring' tu tltc stud:-nts ul ll tttrttlctttx. :intl cu-nts nt orclvr tu bring .tlmut uly Trinity thc latest happenings, at lirtncr unity :nnong thc studcnt malt. Vt-tvtutm lrmn lint yt-:ark stall' wt-rc lvw. ntnnbcring only four. lNI:tnv lIlt'llllJl'l'S wt-rc ttmtctw nt thc- I llCl'2iI'y liclcl but clcwlopccl into wall-spoken writvrs. Pttst issues ol' tln' Cold and Blue- ltztw built at strong reputation for lint- vcliting :inning tln- stztll' tm-ittlmcts. XXX: ol' thc prctscnt, stall' ltopc wc have npltvltl than rc-putzttion. ln c-vt-ry issnc wc ltztvc t'otttrilJtttc-tl to thc cvcr growing xturx ol our mtiltnol :intl its stttclc H15 Patgc- 71 and Blue . . . Portrays Student Life ST KFF Edilm'-ilrlfllicl' ,. ,........ .,.l .dw:ml XYoi1ik News lidilm' .,....,......,.... ,... R irhzml Sinrkcy Fculurc lidilm' .....,.. ,..,. . ,.,.,..., I mm-1111 Sulmk Sports lirlilurs ..., Ronzllcl liflllllil :mul k'l'l'UlIli' Clicmiwal ,Xrl liclilorw ....,... .lL'l'UlllL' l'1Imvc'n ski. Clllc-su-1 Sllski. :mel Ruin-ll llubyall' Pll0lllgIlllJllf'l'S.,. .,.... Rmlzxlcl Wulnsivwirl, KCIIIICIII Goljznl. :md llvrlrcll lupzllkzl Rcpm'lc'rS.., Hunk. lu Klum-zur. l'. Itllllllx. R. l'l'b1AilCXYSlmI. XY. 2llll'l!llI1HS ' ski. XI. lupmm. I . Nluhzxlwki. X. XYz1wll3nizxk. :xml I. I,l0gUSl Kc Img lllflll'l'i1ll :md wriling it inlo illll'lt'SliIlg vul- umns za uul always am cum tank lml is czzpallmly mlom- ln liclnlmn. Sllxki. lvIl11lNll'NNlxi. mul f4il'1IW.l lllc slalil' nhsc'l'x'cs thc lzllwl iN4lN'I .MW fS1'zulc'cl, lvfl lo 1-iglllj Bmlk. R. lil'lllIl1l. Sohmk. I . XIUYCIIU. ll. Xlirllzllski, R. Xhulmic-xximl. . VIIPZINIUM ski I l'l'lJ2lS7ChNki ll l.up:1IL:u.lS. l2llll'il1INlhNLi. K.. SUYRI. :mu fIL'ilh.l. Qslllllllillgi R. Slurkvy. 'l. Ihuguv. :uni li, Xhrlsik. Y l':lgf' 75 Trinilzniatn stuff att work: th-It to right! Il. Sznntlets. fnl'lXN1lI'l. l'. Stzntlinzt. li. Wojtik. R. l.tLt1housLi. R. ldlmatvt-uski, H. l.opztlkat. K. I-olptn. R. xYllI4lNl'Mifl, li, latrlt-tnbonski. I I'i n W Dunkin itnuii -U- . hs. nga: N ientinski. Yearbook in the Making . . . lohn Ix.nnw zttttl Xlxttion lin tot the lllltil'lliLlNNIlll'll set.1ot tntlt tlistnss pints t ol the Neztrhoo' ...annum- Wggpf A 5 .5 Y 5 3 5 Page T13 financing. planning. ztntl pttbliezttion ol this yearbook has been at vztlttztble exper- ience in the process of their sehlclevelop- ment. They have been ntznle more aware of the cptztlities necessary tor this type oi jottrnztlistit' work -- proniptness, foresight, patience. :intl perseverance. 'liiH'0llgi10lll the year, they have inet the obstztcles its they ztppearecl ztntl have atltletl one more sttt't'essI'ttl zttrotttplish- :nent to their high school tlztys. 'l'he stztii' wishes to thank the fztcttlty. sttttlents, :intl patrons who have IIIZIIIC it possible for this yearbook to be published. Io all the nienibers of the stztil. the Staff Studies y STAFF Co-Editors. Nillizun llurkin :xml llzmivl Sznulm-ix Literary Editor l'lllNN'1lI'll lhrjcik Sporls Eclilor .john Kznnys. Lhst. -lulm G1'1yxszull Business Nl2lIl2lgCl'S Philip Smxmlinal :xml Nlnliun llzuurli Art Editor l Yin-xnimki bloscp 1 . , fflssl. illlcslcl' Figusy Plmtugrapllvrs Ronald XYoloscwic'l :mil Rulwll lilmzislcwskl Staff Bill ,l1lI'Il'llllDillK'SlKl. ll 1' lnpzllkzl. Ken Cioljzln. ll Rifh tIZllillll0WSlxl Above: lllllllltl XVilli:un llurkin. A zlml lim Alznnvs, .xClYlSl'l- Nimlvrs working on lln Ii'll slauws of lllc in-zulm ' .1 lzivnul . . . Bclnw: .M lln' clczullim- Zllblilit u f , R. xvUlUWL'lXlKl 1' Fikuf ll.lll1lSll'WSlxl, cil'7lW2 ' ' ilk 'mal R. lziklllwmxsl Null' , . K 'irc svcn lliligvnlly all nm 1 IL con lo llll in prvpzuriug ll - ' I V the wlory of lrinily. lla Student Council in Session... S4'ZllCll qlcfl In righlb: ll. SLIIHIUIN. R. bail. R. K1-lm. l'. Slflllllk. ID. Snicgmuki. R. llLlllliUWiRi l'. l'.Y2lIlSl'Q'. li. Nbjcik. R. Kriusc, ll. ,I-hfllllllx CL. Xl:-mlrick, NI. l'upms. ll. l'il:ll'ski. -lzunys R, XYiclgus. SISIIHHIIKI 'II Gzlluximh, l5l'ulI1vl' RUIIIRIIHIN. XY. Llllllllxlxf. I mlcr thc- dIl'Cl'll0ll ol lirothcl RUIIIIIIIUS thc Sluclcnl Clouncil during lllk' pllsl year has hold its TUQIIILIIK meetings where thc Y2ll'iOll5 prolmlcnls wore llfllllglll Incline thu group and thc 2lC'liYiliCS were IJIZIIIIICKI. .Xnmng the social ziftiviticm SIJ0llSOl'l'd was the A'C1ounc'il Hop YVllil'll prfwccl lo hc' wry Slll'C'CSSflll. l':lgu T8 Oilicers: Dan Sanders, .' ' I n Kamys ' ' R' v Wielgos, e Developing S President, 101 President, at S cre- Treasul el. Vice- tary: Tom Galovich, tucient Respon The Student Council is organized in our school to serve as for student leadership and responsibility. To be a l is considered a distinguished l ' hope an incentive . ' student bot y . . ' ' ncil. It is tic tive from the bers ol the Lou take this representa ' ' t by all mem ' students will mark of achiewemen of the Moderator and faculty that these s valuable experience with them in their lil'e's work ahead. The Council is composed of the presidents of all classes, the editors of the Newspaper and the Yearbook, a representative elected from each homeroom, and two outstanding members selected as members-at-large by the Principal and Moderator. The chief function of the Council is to foster mutual under- standing between the faculty and the student body. Tlirougli the Council, students may present problems that arise and make .ions for the improvement of the school and the welfare ll the students. suggest of a Page 79 sibility 57 E E Rel1g1OLlS Devotions . . . The essenficls of life U1'P 5'l9 1'2'?4f: '1'111- 11111111 is 1111111-111 111111 s1-11111g right 1111- Nll1'1,l1C'L' . . . Q. 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O.S.1S.. 11111-1's 1111- 111111 5:111'1111'1- 111 1111- N1:1ss.1 lS111111111:S111111-111s 1'1-1i11- 1112111-1s 111-1'111'1- 1111- 111l'9i1'l1 51l1l'lllllL'lll 11111'i11g 1111- 1'1- 1l'1'21l. This pugv: Top: 5111111-111s 1'1-11-i11- H1111 L11111111111111111 15111111111 111111111-s: 1,11 1-11111 1-'11-s1 1'1111121X. N111- 111'1l1N 11111-1111 :111 1111111 111' .X11111a11i1111. 11111111111111 111 1111- 511111111111 11111-11111 111 1111- N111ll'I1. 1'1l11l1'l' I-1-111g1-, 1':1g1- 81 lf T ' 1. guy I 'X-.. QLX, QPQQNE 1-17-xt! Y 1 5315 fs, . y I wbfg --.. Varsity Band . . . First Place Winners l.ast fall, under the very capable leadership ol' limtlicr l,eonzn'd. the Band took first place in the Riverview Mardi Gras, Particle ol' Bands contest. NYith the usual enthusiastic school spirit. daily rehearsals began in the latter part ol' August for this event and were continued throughout the year in preparation for its many-scheduled activities. The purpose ol' the Band is tn train students in all lurtns nl' music and coinposition so that they may better serve their school and cmmnunity in this form ol' activity and develop a wider appreciation for classics ol' musical literature. The Band is a military organization and, tlierelore, uses at military system of government. ln fostering student leadership, the students act as nthcers and cadets. The officers, elected by the members, are in lull authority when the Band appears before the public. Upon competent service and acliievement, awards are given to members at an annual Band assembly. Page 82 ww was-nam., YA W ff . W. if lf it Q-- , , . ef' 1-I i , 0 4 '. ,S ' QIQ: ti A N ff' 11 gi f , , ,gm 7 93' A ,V ff' ,. E ff we fi gi fa., 'W ' fa? J' gl f X Q, K .5 ' We K. , ' ' H 1 2 5 y y K 5' AXA x 1 If A . I 'L Q , A 1' X: . .Q , To ,f ff? M. 0 Qing A Q I M ,t Wg ,. f an Q 4 A ,. , ,I lf --5 . Q-y 4' ':q1Zl,f5- Q: OL. I '- ' 4 ,J 'Q .x 'WWJ W-M Xa V . Q , I dl V - ll 'il I A ' f .. I - i, , f UQQF, x ! f ' x -wi , - Q 5 if'.j i in Q, ! I p ' 5 H s W , A Q x g 2 6 Q 1 3 I Q Q V . Q 5 Q I xmf: 2 Q N 1 f 5? 4 ws . ' X . V ' r X af 1 K Q Q, , Q! G, ,Q I ? -.5 51' l g 5 i wW I as xi' ni K .J M ,M aff 4.,- 1 .M - he .11 1A mlb ff' E, e 4 7 A256 'K ww: Q ,lv K wmv - , f X K f-Aww? .I M ww lm ' fig, T f' V sg? X yi ,W jg . ww ffm- gk M 1 pW,,1g,,m 'Www-W - WM., J fm. .M Xavwm 32 , x I yqfagf-'gWa?LHS1gt'f23FL Qglj i 1313 Lrfini YQIQQ Ill Schuulk 1. fab W x 5' , at I 5522, ,Lf , J llxvk . 4 ,, .1 Q' f 1 x J W1?3'w2?s A l AQ F552 ri , 6 6 5 , S Q 6 Q',, , - ,4,7 K t' Nah y if 1 I N as Q5 as ii? M74 ' V -, ' 'fx Glee Club . . . in the Spotlight .Xiiollicr c-llicicui uuil iu llic Nlusic lk IJZITIIIICIII ul' our sclmol is llic Cilcc Club 'l'llT0llgllOllL thc yczu' lllc lilcc Club clisplxiyul its lalculs zuul skill iii scvcrul public pci'l'uriu zuiccs bclil lm' lbc sluclculs. Ilicii' lizuuilics. zuul llic l'z1c'ully. llicv lJCl'liOI'IllC'Kl lm' Ibn' l,lll'Clll-YliClll'llClS .XSSOCl2lll0ll. prcsculccl llic iuusicul cmucc 'l'lIl'Q Mllx',AllJU zuul gnu' il splcmlirl slmriug, c'ouc'crl iu 21 uniiliiiicrl public' lDCl'li0l'lll2llllL with llic lizuul. wbicli was liclfl ou Nlzny Ellli nl' lliis ya-ur. If XQXLXLJ' l EM Q BRO I lllili I I OX J s I'-zuml :null K lu Klub Iluulm I':lg4- HU 1 V. 535 5 N 4 Q' 2 .5 M mi, 5 ' W , , A., My ..J,g,.M,:wv ? A, A k 5 Q M., ,N ,, .Www li 3 HE ge Lg Q X P AQE 4 , ,JA ..., .,A. A1,, I VA M U 5 , 5 M Q Q ? QQ xwf 1 td i f Q .,,M H: i,., Q 1 i . .,,4.i AA fa 8 ,Q W 35 QEY by v W f La? ff?- 4 if f G J J, ,My J' w,.1M4f'?LM k A 'Q A M V ,. W V ., 4 W me Q ig V My 5 , wg, 4 xi WW ,J f' 3, - ' JM531 4 ,gym MH! ' ,gm if C V1 vm! ff Music Department Presents- THE MIKADGH. . . Un blllllllillf llic ninlli :incl lvlllll llic Music IlClJlll'llllL'lll ol' our smlmol. ussislcil lay llu- girls lrmn lluly lfzimily Xizimlclliy. :mil lllltlfl' Ilia' ilirenlimi ul' llrullicr l.umzir4l. prL'sc'iilc4l In Illa- siumlculs. llilllllllfi. :mil faiciillx filll7l'l'l :mil Slllliuiifs wliimsiuil Upt'l'Cll1l. The Mikado. Drznnzuis PCFSOIIZIC lllc' xlllxililll ol wlallizlll ,. ........... .. .....,. .,., R iflizirml Ciivpicln Nziriki-l'nuli .,,,,...... .... . ..lirrr1l llmnsnk Ko-Ko .... ..fl'im fillhillll l,UIlll'H2lll . ..,,.. john Milk Pisli- I llhll .. ..,.. fillCSll'l' lfigus Ylllll-Ylllll ,.. ...4...... .xllll Slizrlcr l'illi-Sing .. .... ll2ll'lJlll'2l lllllfllllilil l'c-vp-lin ...... . ., . ...,.,... Wilma: Ulcmlxi kllllYllll .....,.,........,........,............. ...,....,.............. l rvm' lilzll Clliorus ul' Xnlmlcs. I-lizmls. :mil Cloolics ....,,,..... .. ..4,...,. Holy lriiiilx Llc-1' Llulm fillUl'll9 ol' Srliool girls :xml k2lllSll2l'S 2'lKll'llll1'llll5... ...Girls lrom Holy lfaimily .Xuulc-nn Top: Kzxlislmk Cllllllllll' Ull Ilia' scvm' in rrrilvr lu iiml Nzmki-l'uuli, Top: Clliuius uf smlmul girls display lmczmliliil laipzlm-sv dross :mil song. Opposilc page: Top: Kailislial llirczilcns Ku-Ku. :ls N:mlLi-l'uul1. Yiiin-Yum. aiml llic Nlikaulu lunlx mi. il. l.l.i1. I. Llmzilzl. la. llmmzilx. .L Sliulcr. and R. 1.1:-pu-lzil Right: .Xguin iw wc- Kxltislixl :xml Ku-Ko in their rmirlwlicnlioiis . . . Left l'l'llll'IiI YIIIIVYIIIII :mil Yzirilxi-l'oo plolling ll way out of llicir pl'cilicz11m'11l, Bottom: l'l1v clmrlxs ol' nnlilcs join Nzmki-Pmmli in sung als lic poses :us ll uzuulcriilg minslrc-l. Page S8 'QQ W R ,vw Y 3 JW' '1 V 5 5 in 4' ,aw ,Xa eww 'z P ,nw M 5 ,Y 6,1 5' 1 f.g,g My !if 1'1'h'x?. , fdgfzf J wi W f V f :r ,S fi ' K W 559 f X X-3 '- at F N 1. 155 X. ,133 , 3 If fi t fyb' j ,. A ik-ix I f 4' Nf- efisk 4 ik 5 X Q2 Q X X me Interests Beyond the Classroom lu the midst ol' the activities :uid scholastic CIlllC2lYUl'S here :lt school, wc liud severztl clulms orgzmifecl lm' those students liznviug that lillfllflllill' interest :ts outside uctivitv. The purpose ol' these clubs is to instill in the iucnibcrs :t 1 deeper knowledge :uid upprecizttimi lor that type ol' activity. The luuior Red Cross Council, in couiuuctiou with the local Red Cross lluit, has contrilnuted much cluring' the yezu' in slmwiug the students thc zlclvztutugcs :ind lmum' ol' pztrticipzttiug in such at worthv cztusc. l l AIUNIUR RED CROSS COUNCIL: tlfzuulty illmlt'l'ut0x': Bl'0llll'l' clllI'lSltIl2llVl l.el'l tu right: R. Kzlrulzlk, I. llmgusl. j. Solmcck. lf. hlOI'l'llO. I'1'es.: ll. l.u- patkn, K. .xIltlllt'M'lt'l. R. l'l'lDllilt'W- ski, K, Coljzlu, l'. Sfilfllillll. I. I't'lm- vcwski. Ruccliug: R. Krzlwiewski. AUDIO-VISUAL CLUB: R. Butkuwslti, S. Nmuk. A. illllllill. R. llruug, l3t'olhex' john fi1lIDl9lI'2lll. xlUfll'l'lllUl'. Page UU For a Deeper Appreciation... The SCICIIVC :mtl l'l1ottw': f ' .' Q '- ' interest in pltologrztpllyf ' ht tphy tluhs nn cmnpusul ol students who h.nt t kccn itttcrrst in :tml ll hvnt for lCi'lllliClIl :tml sciclltilit' lll1llIcl'S :tml zt dc' I hu sstsh to lulhll thus lllltllsl Imcxoml uh nt ts ttquntd for classes. The txllllifl-X7i5ll1ll Club aims :tt itltrmltlcillg tu thc' ll1c'u1lmc't's tht' x'zu'ious UlJC'l'2lli0llS nl' :Ill :tttcliu-visllall t'tl1lipmc'nt. Page 91 PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB: tlolr 1lil'llll'l'S5 I.t-ll: l rlmvcxsskt. R. I tlmvux ski. ll. lnlmlkzt. R. Wolowwitf Right: IJ. l'mIp1nzt :mtl R. Xkkrlmc win. SCIENCE CLUB: lI'1lllIllX lllUtR'l'3llUIZ Bmtllt-r llmuww Pauly l.clt mu tfl'0lll to llllflxxf Nl. lflllgll 'l. Khmsmxski. R. KI'1lM'4t'U'Ski. .I xlitlllllhhi, R. Norys. R. I'icc'ltth Right mw cfrtmt to IJIIKRBI ll. Ill KIUL, fiIll'Will. R. Nlillvr. R Slvtk. l,. Sl'll2lNlillll. I,. Sivkin-t'ski .-. xt -- -. - 1 Social Highlights lion Ruvlgmsski :Intl I.. C-rygicnt' :assist CQ. 'lhonnzls to hcl' fccl llliltl' il spill ill ont' wrhool skating pxnlx. Stllllllf tl1llll'l'l'S swing their lJ2ll'lllL'lS . . . tln tht' fot'cgl'ollml nt .lohn :intl l5t'i'i1ntlt'ltt' lifllllllxl' llllil R, lillllll gnul his liI'll'll1l.l Page 92 Opposite page: top right: SCIUZIIK' tlznucts palust' for I't'lil'K'Sll- llN'lll. 1l.cl'l to right: lll'll1lSl1.'XKSlii. lf. l'utllo. ll. SUWLI, G. lwolski, ll. lillllllllkll. and lx. Goljanll lop left: Aflcr thc Thanksgiving Day lluml' . . . Xl. I.ut:1nsky :intl ll. Wojnow- ski I7l'CI71ll1' lo lczlvc. right ccntcr: 'lln' cznncral-lnsln snaps at picturc of ll. Pilznski. A. l7l'l'UlfllSlxl. Zlllll R. Vlilllklli in l'0llYl'l'S1lIl0l1 with their tlzilci. bottom right: T. C1ut'ln'u. lf. Kopuyk. ll. San- snlonc tlznnt- with tht-ii' dntvs to thc lllllSli' nl' thc lli Xotcs. left ttcnlcrz l.. lianwlimlxi zintl l'. lLallovit'l1 rt'- qncst tlumrs an tht- Halloween Hop to tht- nntsit' ol' thc Rhxtlnn jt'slc'l's. bottom left: I. Billilllll. li. l'lyw :incl l'i'it'ntlw post' for n pivturt- hvfort' thc Hi Notes. 'ZX li LX Were You There PP? top: .X stem' ill lhc Rollvl' Skating l':n'ly hclii :ll Rixci'vic'w Rollei Rink wlicrv tin' slnclvnls IlIl'lll'ii out in grunt llllllliK'l'S lo join in lhc' Inn. Opposite page: top: .X lurgt- lnrn-mn was WilllCSSl'ti an thc- Inv :nnnlul SWl'Clhl'ill'I Dana' wpruisorccl In tha' 54-nun' rlzlss. left center: Iohn Cook and Karl .XllIiliCM'ilL mlznnl' with fricmlw In lln' tnnsit' of the RhNtlnn .'li'slm's. A right center: CL, Olslowka. G. lwolski, and R. Polak IHIUSR' for in tk-xx words with lln-ir fricmls. bottom: Ciliwzi, D. Pilzlrski and KZIIIQS :ne nssislctl by thc gills in st-lmling thc' in-xt nnlnlmvx' lo hc ylaycml hy thc lmztml. l':lgc Hi AN , , W J. Aa- mf -1 . ....,..- ., ' V lv f - 4 , M ,,,.,. ::: :,5,.,.., I U' waz 'n::,.. -' V Events of the Year On Review. .. Spring. .1953 Top: IIN' lialml dixplguxx ils lznla-111 in ilu' :annual Opposite page! xpring llbluvll -W I In' XIQIHII ut XII-ImIx Top: Kmullaalliml 1l'l1lllli!lIL's - II1n1I1cl Iuscpll Nlizldlvz II:1'KLIm'4'iIluInI4-mIsI11u'lnm1imunull-xlulIu' YHIIIII' IIIImIII'II.' b IINIIIIIIIHIII IIN' IMIIIIIII Nmqilm UHIWIQIA mplolnus In IIIl'f:l1llIllllll'N. Pi Right: IIN- 52IIllI1IIUII2IIl :uixIrus1w ilu- IHIIVIIIN :nuI Bottom: Ihc ,I,IlIIlIilI I lIIIll'IL mul Nm Ikalmlm-l f1'ic'mIs UI IIIK' fIl'2ltIIl1IlL'9. Ifallluzl I.Iss'Ix'sIxI. I'alxlo1'. Sl7l'iIIxIllQ Ili'I,17I'l' ilu' fzlfullx. IllII1l'l'S. :uml suns. Imam lh1g'g:z11.un Bottom: Ihr' r'uImI'uI Scnim I'rmn , . , IIN- mulmi- hix IUII, mu IIIL' QIIUSI slmvzalwl. IIRIIIIIQ xmiznl aulixilx uf llw yvnr. an-N IA 3, 98... Qi Q? 3-2 1 fx 2 5 fa 7' E gk 1- Re-Living The Past 111 Year 1 . 1 Fall. . 1953 v1'1'21111111g 1'211l1lD 111 Sl, -11151-11113 11111- lcgc 1111 0111' 1-'11111111111 11-11111 . . . 1111111111 111-111gc H11111s, 111111'11g11 111-111s1 111111111 11111 1'111s'1111x's11i. Sl. l11s1-1111 1111111-g1-:A 111111 111111111 111111 N11-'.X1lD1Il. H111y 111111111 Middle: 511111131118 1'1111g11-g1111- 111-111 1111' 1111111- 11s l111'y 1J111'1J21IA1' 1111' 1'1'g1Sl1'2l11Ull . . . 1111- 11Cg1ll1l1llg 111' :11111111111 111111-1111111 1111s 511111111 31111 . . . 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Lower right: '11111' R1-11 1211154 11ss1'1111111 . . . 1,1N11'1' ing 111c 111111- 1111 1-11111-1111111 111. 111-111s 111 111- 1151-11 1111 21 1K'1l1'111y 11111s1- 1.1131191110 1111111511-115111 zlssisls 1111- R1-11 1111088 l'1'll11'Sl'1111111V.' 111 1111' 1-x111I11 1111111 l'11g1- UN -mann-an W 'ix 33 Q ,, ..,, , ' fs:-,:Q2'f?.? , 7 2, 'sQ2 2 L 5iiEf ' i4figl5.'5 ' ' ,Q ,lg ieiza-I 5 QS , , A ..,, li! WW E + E U 'I 1 555' If 2:1 A GQ ,. ' ' L: ,... .B .. ,z . V gf.: , in 1 , VAN... ,. .... ..., - ' '51 ,,,f aw,- Q -iii.-:Q A 4 W 5 :E 5823 ? me if: .ly . 1 V Qwsmsge Y 55 S Mg .5 -3 we 55+ ,xx 2 W lm , ,Q .f f ffm 43 X Lest We Forget . . . Fall 1953 - Spring 1954 Opposite pagv: Student talent displayed at thc Clhrinttnas Assembly - 'lop lvfl: .Iolm Kola tlraww a roaring applatm- from tlu- slumlvnl lnmly. 'lop right: -Ioscplt Nictninslxi and I.awl't'l14'c fiI'yglClll' skillfully mauipulzttc ilu- xtriugx of lllcil' lll2lI'I0lll'llCS. I.t'fl l1'Illl'II I.t'o KZIIYQIIIISIQI IIHIIQCN his COIlll'Illllll0ll lu Illl1.'I!bl'L'IIllg' wuu' IIlll'lil ilIllg literature. Spring court-rt soloist: IIUIIUIII tight: Ritzmlo Clicpicla liollomlcflz .Xrllulr IIUIIIIIIIR assists in llmc llCI'Illl'lIlillltl' as a llll'lllIll'l of ilu- film' illulv, Bottom Cl'lllt'l'Z Ilt'ollu'l' XVIIIIQIIII Sutillm. CI.S.CI.. was awigtu-tl to our famulty llu' wtoml st'uu'stct' of this past year. BI'0lIll'l' lxlllllllll taught lingliwll I. Religion I. and lyping. liclow: The awarding of thc football monograms at the annual assembly - 'lop ll'flZ IlI'UlIll'l Quentin. Xtlllvtim tlircftor. announcing tlu' aualtlx . 'lop tt'lllt'l'. top right. and lcfl ccuttw: fillillll Xlcyllpiu gixing NlSf'2lll'I'9 to Iamt-s Ilall. Ifrank IYUIIIX. antl Ilan f,IlIlI0lYIl'l . . . Iloltmu tiglxli IIl'1llIlCl' ,IUSCIIII Wallcr. lbllllflliill. zmarclx ,xlll1lll'lll' tonttwt ptilc' to -IUSCIIII Nictuinslxi antl I,awt't'tuC tlrygivlu for llmvil' llllINl.IlIlIIllg pct' IUl'lll2lllI'C. X Z Athletics . . . Holy Trinity has always been mindful of the importance of athletic activity to fully develop its young men. The school has not only educated its students in the customary phases of de- velopment but also in the physical phase, where true sportsman- ship is cultivated by the application of Christian principles on the field of competition. In 1914, our school became a member of the Catholic league, entering into inter-scholastic competition in football and basket- ball in the north section. We have always considered it an honor to be a member of a league which has contributed so many great names to the Held of sports. Our football and basketball teams have performed proudly, gaining praise and recognition for our school and the student body. Our encouraging season records prove that what we lack in number, we make up in team spirit and determination to win. In order to provide students not participating in varsity sports an opportunity to take an active part in athletics, a complete intramural program is organized under faculty super- vision. The physical education program, as carried out in the gym classes, helps to strengthen the body, provides relaxation, instills zest for competition, and teaches the boy the necessary physical skills. OPPOSITE PAGE Today: Coach McAlpin fcenterj prepares for Trinity's greatest football season. Yesterday: 'I'rinity's basketball team twenty-five years ago . . . x ww, B' uf NW 'IW MN W' W af rw ' Mwvmmmgm mm -lm-49? V ,,.-.M P, , X',4i ,,,. -U ' -W AU ', K, - M X , 4' M, ' 1 W v., ' 1 V M A it V 'M H an w Vw, W '4-A V n f 4 vw H 1 W' . .N . , 1 , M M W .- X 4 M... WM www W ww v.. , N -X - 'S 'TV Q ' f X. -WW 'H X ,M K JM ,V l,,,' X ww . !,,.,x- - pw. M' ,, -VA M M mx-My , - V ky N . X wpuaagfl' N 4. , W ,, if x -Q M ' wa W W X . L' 'Q Y ' s . . , - . ' uw www ,Mr ww my ' A .dm i - .W W W W W W V W.. .M 1 .fu M ,W WW R W L M , ,, ,U K ,H .P ...H E. jg' -vu: v- X Y X' V 1 V1 ' -ur M M -V Qt f ' f , , t W ,V M .Q 1 in y HW W 'H ff 'M W ' N wr Vu , ,M Q K W ,X X K ,,, v A X 'L A W' -W 'wx -'M 1 ' ' W mg WW + , -1 , ,, M , -nw' Varsity Football . . . WVith the leadership of the expert coaching of Head Coach, Bob Mc.-Xlpin, and his assistant, Frank Rohter, the Tigers eleven had one of the most successful seasons in the history of our school. Coupled with the enthusiastic backing of the entire student body, they started off the season by winning their first two practice games over De Paul and our arch-rival - N'Veber. The Tigers' spirit was in the air, and the school looked anxiously forward to a successful season. The season officially opened against Fenwick, and although the Tigers fought valiantly and showed their improvement over last year, we lost by a score of 26-12. The following game was also lost to St. George who proved to be one of the best teams in the Catholic league. Top right: Ignatius passes while Ket7a f57j and Mzircliewka C355 look for the pass in an attempt to regain the ball. Bottom: Fenwick trying to penetrate T1'inity's 50 yard line. Galovich filfij, Ciechanowski Q25j, Pilarski f60j, and Gliwa QSUJ coming up lo make the tackle . . . Tigers Display Fighting Spirit . . . A 2 lu wr . we Q- This do or die spirit again caught hold of the team, and they led us to victory over St. Ignatius. Due to two long runs by Ron Heiden and beautiful downfield blocking by Don Pilarski, the Tigers upset Loyola by a score of 24-7. Trinity went ahead and edged out St. Mel by a score of 12-G. The final game of the season was with St. Philip, and alter a hard Hght, which all Trinity fans will never forget, St. Philip won by a score of 33-14. This ended our football season with a tie for third place in the league. Top: ., is . , W Si . ., '3Q gf.. 3'Qf ' ' if egg ' i is ' tw' fir, Tift ' W is M ' fs, - Y-.. :Mk .v K V. t-I vu, ang., -I . 'F' .' ...sw fir. -,aa ' 4 f w ts ft In A 4. . ., . S . f ' 44' W ' 3, 1 - i H i ag fs W ' W 1 .- . in gn. P- r Mi. . .. I -1 5 f 7 a . 2 5' ' V p V fi 'Egifts' aiwcwtry. .X .. -1 -f rw ff ' . :.,.'r4 X W 4 . Wgigfesesil, ' , ay. I W -,i,,,,g. :::5'Qi-:'-:- ' f wmapz ' 1'.2.::ZI... :G i xt fi ..s , .Qe.. .'g. Trinity goes into punt forma- tion against Fenwick. Center: Split T-formation against Nleb- er. We won this game by a score of 20-12. Bottom: Huddle at half time in the game with Weber. The score at the half was 20-6. fLeft lo right: T. Galovicli, D. Pilar- ski, R. Ciechanowski, j. Schlie- ben, 'l'. IQCIIZI, D. Obidowicl, and Coach Mcfllpinj Hold That Line... Top: Mailing for the call: lnpinski, XVOZIIY, Ohoza, Marcliewlta, Solunvslti. Gaseor. Otlron, Laskowski. Groharek. f,7g2l.1l1lSlOW9lil, Cliwa, Kamys, Xlackin . . . Opposite page: Top: As loe Gliwa is heing taekletl, Frank Galovich comes up to assist him in the Center: Ignatius game playetl at Roiikne Stadium In the Weber game at Hanson Park, Ron Heitlen goes forwartl with the hall, as 'l'om Ualovich follows the play trying to throw a hlofk. Nlai't'lien'ka also assists in the play. B0lt0m:It's 'l'i'inity's hall-as Gliwa f50j, Pilarski 4'G0j, antl Ualovifh C335 do their share in the team work. FOOTBALL SCORES Trinity ,..., .e,.,....... l 3 De Paul 0 Trinity .,... ,...... 2 0 X'Veber ....... i.e.,. l 2 Trinity ..V., .,eV,,. l 2 Fenwick .w,,.. ,..... 2 ti Trinity .7e., ...,,.. I l St. George ..... ..,,,, 3 58 Trinity ...., .,,..., 3 l St. Ignatius .,... ...... 2 5 Trinity ..... .,.,,,t 2 5 Loyola ..,,.,.,,. .,,. 7 Trinity ...., ,, ,... 12 St. Mel ..... ,t,,,, 4 i Trinity ..... ......, l 4 St. Philip ,... ..,, 5 iii Page 106 -1- sw? 54,3 . ,-., . . nv I r . W' 'Kim '7 555' ix I sit K A 'f ,Zi 1 ' 1 x if ,. Q f 1 gk! H N5 , P f 1 ,, ,. Mfg , 1 ,. vim V . .az W2 .ww , jf. if AI nl Sw ,5 'P Q af it ' 4:5 D i f fd Q22 S ' 5 fi 1 'MW 'Pill' 'Ai lst row: ll. Pilzirski, P. slfllllkli, Bull, R Cliecliziiiowski. D. Ohidowirl, 'll Krlzik R. Gad. 2nd row: Couch Nlcxklpin, NI. liliwal. li. slzisloxvski W. Nowak, CI. Lziskowski, 'll Kellu. B Norys, R. Grobaxrek, j. jannys. li. lll'2l rinski. Last row: R. lleiden, E. Olmolzi. R. fllgll, lb Gnseor, I . Gzilovieh, Nl. Nlzickin, R Sokowski. R. Mzircllewku, Sehliehen ll. Mzirfliewka. 'II Gzilovieli E. Odron F. XVOIIIY, MI. Gliwzl. R. Kezon. Zupin ski, R. Cinzil, inzinaiger: Couch Rohler. They Gave Us Trinity's XVeeks before school had ollieizilly opened, Clozieh Me.-Xlpin :ind the Tiger squad were hard at work at St. kloseplfs College in Rensselaer, lndizinzi, prepar- ing for actual Colnlml on the field. 'lihey dezilt Il one-two-three punch rr, the ll1CI'IIlOlIlClCl' as they delied over 99 degree temperatures to train for the lootlmll season. After they returned to school, practice was not over as they spent every evening to sun down on the practice lield at Hunilmoldt Park. Perseveraince :ind hzird work spelled success for our team. TIGERS ELEVEN: lst row: R. xl2ll'l'lll'N'li1l. If. Gnlovieli. R. Cieelmnowski. D. Pilzirski. 'l'. Ketzu. 'l'. Gnlovieh. :ind J. Ball. Klunlziin. 2nd row: R. Norys, R. lleiden, Sehliehen, and Gliwai. Greatest Football Season . . . Into the coaching and playing ol' any major sport go countless hours ol' work and sweat. Mr. Mc.-Xlpin and Mr. Rohter put into this task all the strategy and skill of a good coaching team, using the most modern techniques and equipment available - including lilms of the various games which were shown to the team shortly alter the game had been played. The team displayed the courage, determination, and sportsmanship worthy ol' a Catholic school. Wle ring out our praises for a stlceessful football season to the coaches, team and the students for their support throughout the season. It went down as one ol' 'l'rinity's best. In recognition for outstanding achievement, Brother Quentin, the .Xthletic Director, gave out the following grid monograms: Seniors: Ball, Heiden, Kamys, Ketza, Marchewka, Pilarski, Schlieben, and XVOIIIX. Juniors: Llieelramnvski, lf. ciZll0YlCll, T. Galoyieh, Gliwa, Laskowski, and Bob Kopier, 1I1ZlIl2lgCl'. Sophomores: Obidowiez, Qlaslowski, Norys, Odron, Sxelurek, and Robert Cinal, manager. Page 109 Freshman Football Team . . . lst row: E. Stock, R. Topclcwski. P. Evansky. BI. Furgal. 2nd row: F. Yiscarello, llrmln. XY. Sicfk, R. SOXVllUI'0l. ll. Kroll. 3rd row: Nlr, Parrillo, coaclil R. fll'yglCllC, R. Clnuielcwski. G. Nletlritlx. N. T'0tllJ0l'2l. AX. Blaszyuski. C. Thomas, R. Greco. R, Petrokovic. 'l'. l,akomecki, ll. Scully, Manager. The Freshman football team was ably coached by Mr. Parrillo ancl his assistant whose job it was to teach the younger men the rucliments of football and to instill in them some of the lighting spirit of the Tigers. Although this season was not as successful as was the Varsity, they clicl prolit from what they had learned throughout their year ol' training and actual game participation. From some observations, it looks as though there are some varsity prospects among the group. Trinity tigers must go for- ward. Page l I0 W asm., Q gqiww Wwgl, n N235 xv V' hai my IIA fig Senior Basketball Km-cling: l. Hunk, Nh. Flilllk Rolxlcl. R. K1-pin-1, I. Slmxik. Slnnrling: HI. iilixszl, I . lilll'lll'l', lu K-upuyk. R. Hlillklllilll. I lzmik. .X. Opiclzx. If. Rims. 'l'. lhulfik. R. fylgll. I Wilmlm. R. l4im'vu.ul, f.. Xlwlrink J Slum.. -14.0 mm an lrlmllllml lIglllI1Nl N. Qmmgm In un 1 Bunk hlliIN Im llu' 1l11lluc' In xlqw dlik thnx ilu- lmll ulmilv Rnul. .mul Nlmxik mulch Im .en Ullfllfllg in ilu- gunna- uilh XM-lwl. Vllgt' I I2 We Got The Coachg We Got The Team . . . In lllc' lfi-iiwirk g1lllll'. lslllllllx :mil Slowik lulmlg llicir UllIJUllt'Hl'S slml. Rims coiiivw up livin lwliiiul . . . Xwislcml lay liunlx. lllulfilx nlriws in lm ai lui-up in ilu' gunna- xxilli lwiixxirk . . , Our Senior' lizinlwllmzill lvaun. lzlclung ilu' llk'l'K'SS2ll'f liciglil. nlziielvcl ilu- lc-:ig ol thc- first rmiml ol UZIIIICN. llic' lwnis by 6 l1'l l 'l Ulli' to SIX l'l i'Ol'Cl Ilia-x' XVUITL' Xlflfll .c. .. , I wus owr Sl. l,llllIlJ5 sn-limi' squucl. lflllllllg, lllc tclziin to Victory mm' Sl. l'l1ililuvc1'c'limi lluclfik :incl l I'1lllli Kross who zlisplziwfl llivir planing :ability ln' lmrinqing in ai lolzil ol Y fill lJ0llllS. 1 llxv starting lim--up mmislecl ol quzircls, 'limi Bunk and Ricllzml liic-sfcmcl lm wzircls. Frziiila Kmss :md 'limi liuclzik, :incl C'L'lllCl', Tccl Slowila. llcsc'1'i'w. lulm lzmi lfrc-cl llziulcr, :xml .low Cliwzi sam' llczivy mluli' llll'0lIgll0llt tlu' scusoii. In hu vzirious pop Scsslrnis with lllc' lvznn, Clnafll l ml1l4 llol1lci'sli'vsscml tlic lu ifhsilf ol goucl 5IJ0l'lSlIl2lll5llllD :incl :in :ilcrl miml zu lacing L'S5l'Illl2ll5 in lmuilcling ll good zitlilclo. llc :ippliccl vzirious lvpvs ol strzilcgy on Cllll,l'l'l'llt OC'f'2l5lUll5 wllicll llclpc-cl Ilic ICZIIII lo loin' llli'll' uppmicnls lo play lizirclvi' lm' ai victory. rllllfflllgll Ilia- lu-vii fmiipvlilimi llirrmgliout Ilia' 5l'2l5Ull. llln' llillll lc'zn'm'1l tlic llIllJ0l'fIlllCL' ol if-:nn work . . . Pagellfi willl losses to l'c'mx'ic'l4, Sl. C-c-urge. :incl Sl Pllllilfli luv 5l'1il'L'N ol 52-'lli. fill-32. lil-fn 11-npc'c'lix'vl'y. 'l'lu-sv sc'on's imlirzilc lllnl llic tvzim lizicl plziyccl iiilprc-ssivc' lxill :incl wc-ic flown' to x'ic'lm'y in Cilfll gzum: .XI Ilia- L-ml Junior Basketball . . . w,' .is l.tst xt.1rs. .Xlthmu,h oll Ks tht, hox scorn-s liztrt- shown. our varsity hztskcthztll tcznn was not :ts sxtcrcssltil K ' ' ion in thc C tth I . .4 ' 1 fl thc' tczim lhcccl sonic ol thv tought-st tomptttt 't' lvztgttc. it showctl gn-:it ligltting spirit unclc-r zt losing srort-. 'lht' Fc-nwick tourtizttiit-nt pittt-tl thc Tigcrs ztgztinst thc Ifctiwick lfriztrs. 'l'hc gamut .s at nip-:md-tttc'k hztttlcf :ill through thc lirst lllllli, howcvcr, in thc' sttfoncl hull, thc ww lfrizirs rttllit-cl to at victory. l,:ttcr in tht- scztsoti. against. St. I'zitric'k, st Trinity rally wats stoppccl short ol 'l x'it'torx'. Most ol' tht- tcztttrs losst-s wcrt- clue- to tht' last minutt' surgt-s ol' tht' opposing U ll'llIlL Rttslkouski rchoumls ns Kllhllllli :tml Sll'llllK'lx look on in tht' hzlltlt' for xiflory in tht' gzum' with St. llc-organ tu Page lll Isl row: R. llinzll. I . Rc'm'n'I1i:1, R. I32lIIC'IxI. ll. IIIIHLI XII Rollu 2nd row: I.. I'zm'lmvsI4i. R. lwh. P. Sll'llIl'l'Ii X kxsm kumu IJ RUNIIXOXXNI 'I' f'lIt'Ill l SCHEDULE FOR ALL TEAMS ll II an am -I am Fc-In lfclm FQIJ F1-IJ lfcln FL-lm lfcb .I I . 26 Klan' NIQII. Hur on 8 I 5 ov EEE 3 SI I9 Ili III 'I U .7 ..... 9 .,,...I'1CllM'IK'Ii ..St. fQl'Ol'gL' NSI. Pzllrick Sl. lgnzatius . ..... Loyola St. MCI St. PIIIIIIJ .I cnwic'k ..St. fQCOl'g'L' ...SL I':1u'ic'k Sl. Ignatius . .lmyolzl HCI ...SL I,IllIllJ I'a1g,m I I I Raise that Score Refchizx scores on il lux-up zlgzlinst Fenwick . , . He is assisted hy Pnwlnwski and Ruszkowski ln the ganne with Sl, fnl'Ulgl'. filltllltl. I'.uwl play the mlelenst- nwski, :nnl Kosmln 'l'his yezn' loin' seniors plzlvetl their lust gznne lot' the Trinity Tigers on the junior tezinl-Don Rnsfkowski. center: Don Ku- smlzx, l'orwzn'dg Rich 4l1ll'lllHN'Slil, center: :incl Toni Cltleliru, gtutrcl. lfrztnk Recthizt :intl lion Bztlicki, the Sll2ll'lJhllOOtillg l'oi'w:n'tls, will return next I in .ln tlllLllllJl to lt ul tht Tigtis lo i victory. Tlie line tlelensive playing ol' Pzlnl Szcfurek and l.eonzn'cl Pztwlowski will he at vztlnzthle :lsset to the Tigers in their hitl lm' the Catliolit' league title, VCZII' ' ' ' 'Z ' The Bzmtznns :intl Flys hztcl one ol' the best seasons ol' recent yezlrs. The teznn played UllCllllSAlllJH hull all tlirongh the season as their l'Cl'0l'll shows. One ol the most important reztsrms lim' their sueeess is clue to the line eozteliilig hlrzltvgy nsetl hy Nr. XVier1hic'lsi. The Sll2ll'lJSll00llllg :intl high scoring l'tn'wzn'tl, Charles chlldll, zintl gnzml. liclwzird Zyeh, were teznnetl up with .Xnclrew Kats- perwieh to zultl zttlclitionztl lmeking lm' their SllCf'C'5Slilll season. Some ol' the young tztlent tlisplztyetl will he zt great help to the varsity' sqnztcls in coming years . . . Page llh Bantam and Flyweight Basketball Isl row: If. Sink. li. I'm'Ii4-r, M. Nowak, Al. Slum-k. IJ. Snully Qml row: fllillll frt'IlC xvii'I'lIlilki, C. Mccirirk. R. lyvh. I. Iukmm-mki, R. Nmys. l'il4'I1, ll. Hnlicki. ll. flllltlil, R. I'UlIl'll'Mhl4i Isl row: IV, Scully. 'l. Rvilly. lllalplirki, li. Kflllill. R. Kc-nm. I . I'ug:l1m. li. Slwk 2nd row: Luzlcll K-4-no Wicl'1hicki. li. Hujnzuki lf. XYUIIIY, R. fllgil. If. Psxk. X. Opiclsl. lf. Urvulzx. A. Bl2lSlyllblxi, R. Ncwicrowski, li. l'ox'Uc1', M. Szuluyuski. W. jzunrozck -al ., .1,.,......'n1 .11 a L 11 a Their Last Year with the Team... For these ten seniors, this season climztxetl their four years of high school sports. 'I'hrough szteriliee :intl hztrtl work they have risen from the rzmks ol the l'4l'OSll-Stlllll to that ol' the varsity teams. 'lhrottghottt the pllst four yeztrs. they hztve ztimetl :tt acquiring those attributes whieh go into the llllllilllg ol ll gootl Sportsman. From :te- tuztl experience on the court. they have lC2ll'llCCl the value that ztcerties from fuir play in victory :intl in tleleztt. They take with them these life-long memo- ries which halve eontributetl in making their high school tlztys, not only yearn of tlevelolnnent, but also veztrs of jov. We salute these top len of the year . . lllfllllilllkll yit-tures: top left: lfretl ll1ll'tlt'l' top renter: Ritlmrtl lllllflilllllll top right renter: 'lem flllt'lll'il top right: lffllllli lxross Center: letl Slowilt left bottom center: Rithxtrtl jaltltotwki right bottom renter: lion Koslolzl bottom left: 'loin llonk bottom left: Don Rtislkowski bottom right: .lohn klztnik Page IIS SMR 1 x Q 1 x Q Q I .la wqki . Q R g m x ' 5.:L1:.' s , K Nia, mf ,Nam EW I4 V KX 114 1 Q S ff 1 .......,,- ..-mf-W E gx X ,J W 2 Q, Tl, , in xt ,X ,, M 1 ,, E Y .N 4-.. 3' if-9 Quin I M 'Jr 'M fi! QQAUWUK 1 f 7-,Nh-2 5 gy' gf R A 22112 W K W vs., gg . Intramurals and Gym Classes . . . mlcvclnpiiig niinmls with lJL'llL'l' dcxclupul lmmliics. Left center: 'l hc howling lcngncs provide nilcrcsling 1lL'liXili0S outside ni' sclnml hmns Isl row: .X. liclinski, R. Nlvrilu. Y. Liss. :incl l'. 'l'nluL. 2nd row: R. !,nIn'ud. Uzlsn-ui. lf. l'llcIlu, ll. Rc-clvk, :anal li. Kmvzllski. Right CCIIICIAZ Isl row: II. Slil. A. lizlrgu. N. Sizinisli. xlnml IS. l'L-rnfymki. 2nd row: Nicki-Is, lf. llailnm. R. Xlllllilii. R. L-urmlnk. :innl I. XN'ilL. , liotlonl: llcnii Slil. -lulin Xfilk. limlwzinl l'ml'iins. nnml IMI Okrlvsik going mcl' lilL slznnlings in thc bmvliiig lc-:igncs , . . Page 120 Top: ciilliSlill'llifS is unc of lin' lllL'1lllS llscml in gun Clnwsvs lu Slll!lJiK'llll'Ill lhc L K N n For Better Physical Dev I fun llppcr pictures: Iln' gym iw lln- swim ul muah Lillililj iimni S uklml, In Still! nlicn llzlskcllmll .umpclilimi ix mi l7l'lWCl'll Iimlicrrunm, Lower lcll: ln gun slzlv, Nlr. Klr.Xlpin vxplninw ziml ll!'lllUll3ll'lllL'9 Ilic llllllurlillltl' ol' lruililing lmilily .-in-iiglli In UI, lllllillll :is .L lllil5lIlSlxl. ll. Smully. R. llllill'li, mil li. lliumzis lmuk mi. Lowc1'i'igl1l: llic rcgulzilimu uml rules of lllllillllllllll lxzwkcllmzill :irc t'Xpl.llllK'tl by lirollwr 'liliunms lu Ilia- lc-:nm ol lui l,1-sniaik. Riclizml Wull, :xml Rirlizlnl Kyla. 'lhc intrznnurzul lmrogrzuii lmmviclc-s lor m'mi1n'liIim1 ' lwcc-11 Honicromiis lu' I in lmaiskcllmll Zlllil Yullcrlmzill ln- , I those SlllllClllS who mln not lJ2ll'lli'lP2llC in Ilia' Illlljlbl' sports nl' ilu' sclmol. This progrxiin, along with ilu' rc-gulzzr gun classes llc-IIN In cluclom ii all-nl thc spirit ul gmail spormnumsliia incl I ,. . 1 '1 ilu- slu- K . l 1 Q I 1 Iziirlalziv. Page I2l Cheerleaders I n Action Top lcfl: 4lc'fl lo riglxlm .L Rylllllfl. NI. Ptllllllll. Nl. lnglsl. l'. Rcwlm. :md P. f2llllll.l Boltmn left: .L l'.ll'IlLllY. IS. Klusmvski. li. Slwcrlu. :md Crux Right: X pow Inn' thc l'2lllIK'l'1l-lllllll all one oi our inollmll g2lllll'9 Ilclcl 'll llwnwn l':uk. The cllll'L'l'lC2lllCl'5 l'l'OlIl Holy lfzunily .'xC2lllC!llf' lmvc :lclmlc-cl lllvil' shzllm' Ill l'lll'l'l'lIlQ lllc' luotlmll and lmskcllmll 10211118 to vlclorv 'lt the xnrious gun :md sclmol psp l'2lHil'N during thc f'L'2H'. Page 122 lst row: 2nd row: Fircl row 4th row 5th row 6th row Kalrolzlk, R. Cliuul. R. fIIK'lkII2lINlW5IxI. R. l.uIn'o4I 1 '. C, . ' ski.lI.Sli1.'l'.KZl1c'Iu'u 'I ul lk I lxxol Izxrcllcwkal, R. Ilcimlvn. ll. I'iIzu'ski. Salnlicln-xl wskowski. W. jaslowxki. I. KCIIZI, DI. Hull . Guloxifll. R. K opicr, I. Iionk. K-Iiwzl. R. Nox , Slouik. F, IVUIIII Recognition For Successful Accomplishment 'III1 csc SIIICICIII5, with ilu- Ilclp ol' thc UIZIKIICS and I-QIKIIIII' moe nu llzlw IIICYIICLI thc clislinguislmccl symbol ol' servimr zawzirclcd by thc- school x ll ISIIYIIIYL' Ilczlcls. In 1'cc'ogni1ion Ior lllcir COIISILIIII IJCI'SL'YCI'2lIIKfC :mal sllcu-ss Ill sm moo 1li'lIX'IlIL'S. Lllcsc varsity IllUIlOgl'2IlIlS Ilzlvc bccn Imcslowc-cl upon them OIIIUI' monogrzun winners unable to lx' prc-sn-nl lor the piclurc. 'l'I1 csc ziwzuxls 2ll'L' svmhols, not only ol Slll'K'l'S5I.llI zlcrolllplisln s Ju ol' good sporlsn1:amI1ip :md c'I1z11'zu'Iw' givcn onlv to those' worthy Io lclncs IIN' MIN roI. IIIIQL' I 'I We wish to thank the Parent-Teachers Association for coming to our aid again this year in the publishing of this book. President .i.i. Secret rrv Treasurer .... Vice-President .' f t f- z , 1 Social Chairn z-.AAA-4'-.Ave-Y-YAAx-x -,fs AY4YA.Av1fvsAAf-v-vw-nv . ..., MR. EDNVIN LUCZAK .....MR. ALOYSIUS SNVOBOIJA ......MRS. NVALTER HUG.-XR .......MR. JAMES '1'M7YMAN an ,,,, ,,... lX IIRS. MARTHA DAVIS 74.4-vevevvy-Ar. Special Patrons . . . Rev Rev Slzmisluns Lisewski, ll.S.C. Stanislaus Grula, C.S.C. Rev Casimir Czaplicki, C.S.C. Rev Stanley Kuszynski, C.S.C. Rev Francis Luzny, C.S.C. Rev. lfruncis Novsukowski, C.S.C. Rev Rev Rev Rev. . George Szymanowski. CLS! . john Winiarski, CSCI. Anthony Rl7lCXK'lCL. C1.S.C. Leo Wojcieclicnvski, CSC. Mr. and Mrs. Chester AIIIEIS Mr, and Mrs. james Ball Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bartosiewirl Bulk Petroleum Corp.-North Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Glomh Mr. and Mrs. Walter I-lngur Dr. CI. I.. .lakulmowski Mr. and Mrs. john Janik Mr. and Mrs. 'I'. Kmiec Edwin 'l'. Kolski M. r and Mrs. J. Ptzik Randolph Paper and Bag Corp Nil '. and Mrs. Mr M1 Mr Mr Mr and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs. und Mrs. and Mrs. Al Wzisko David M'hite A. Sagun Stanley Sanders Roy Srardinzi Emil Sendziol Stanley Strum Ii. Slylnrlaik Provincial Administration of the Brothers of Holy Cross, Notre Dame, Indiana Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kuta Anim Kulminski Miller High Light-515 May Sl. Mr. and Mrs. l'il'1lllli Woyny Mr. and Mrs. . lf. li. xvKll0SCXVil'l Nndrew lWlCI'IyllSlii V-Y-rvevevvvevaevevxevaa'Ye-vvvv:s4.fvvvvvv-YA.- Page 124 4-x -.fvvvvvvvvv Avvvvvvv and Mrs. Robert Gracz 4fv:4.a4Y4.4-4.4.4Y4 fvvvvvvvvvs a4Y4v4v4-4v4v14v+4-Q4-4-4v4v4Y4v4v4v4v4v4Y14-vvv4v4v4v4v4 aaa 4-v14fvvvvv was4fv-Y4Y4Y4.4Y14.4fvvvs44f-Y4.4.4.4Y4Y4.4.4v-Y4Y4.4vvvvvs4v4v- 4 v14Y4Y Patrons . Able Foundry Company Mrs. Grace Abbinante Ursula Aceveclo Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Adams Mr. and Mrs. J. Adamik Mr. and Mrs. F. Alnner Antinori Prescription Store Mr. and Mrs. J. Antclak Associated Military Stores H9 IV. Jackson Blvd.J Mr. and Mrs. M. Babyar Frances Bader Mr. and Mrs. Bakawa Butter Crust Bakery Balkan Music Company Mr. and Mrs. M. Ball Mr. and Mrs. John Balottn John Baloun. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Barabasl Barabas Funeral Home Mr. Eugene Barnas Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barnas Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Baruch Matthew Baselski Mr. and Mrs. Julius Balut Bator's Food Mart S. A. Behnke Bernard's Cleaning and Repairing Bernie and Diane Mr. and Mrs. Frank Blacharczyk Mrs. Helen Blackarczyk Mr. and Mrs. Cas. Blaszynski Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Blaszak Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Blecha Florence Block Frances Bolsinga Mr. and Mrs. J. Boltz Mr. and Mrs. 'Fed Bonk M. J. Bronars Mr. and Mrs. Leo Brzostowski Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Birch Mr. and Mrs. Victor Budney Mr. and Mrs. F. Bulla and Stephen L. Charles Buglio Mr. and Mrs. IValter Cabaj Kaz. Cabanski, R. Ph. G. Mrs. Caithane Mrs. Ann Callahan 4.fvvvv4fv4-14Y1 e4V14v4fvvv4v4v4v Connie's Barber Shop Mrs. J. Cook Corner Fruit Store-IVest 22nd St. M. C. Crittenden Mrs. Mary Cuchra Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Cuchra I.. Cudzik Dr. Joseph C. Cwick, Jr. Mr. Eugene H. Goljan Miss Alfreda Goljan I.. Golubski, and family Donald F. Gorski Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. M'alter Cyzen Mitchell Ciaplicki Mrs. B. Clarnik Mr. and Mrs. A. Dabros J. W. Daluga De Jay Ceramic Studio. Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Marco DeStefano Mr. and Mrs. DiRaitnondo and family Mr. and Mrs. Edward Doman Mr. and Mrs. XV. Dond7ik Victor J. Doubek Mr. and Mrs. Phil Dove Edward Drajin Mr. and Mrs. M. Ilrogosz Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ilrong Philip llubow and Mrs. Stanley Dttdek and Mrs. M'illialn Durkin Matthew Dybus and Mrs. and Mrs. J. I. Gorz and Mrs. A. S. Gotowka and Mrs. Grabos and Mrs. Albert Gralla Michael A. G Charles Grachat TCCO 1 and son Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Greco Mr. and Mrs. S. Greco Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Greenough Mr. and Mrs. E. Grelewicl Mr. and Mrs. E. Grelewicz, Jr. Mr. and Mis. S. Grrelak Mr. and Mrs. Victot Grlelak Mr. Stanley Grey Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grobl Mr. and Mrs. A. Grochocki Mrs. Ann Grzywacl Mr. John Grzywacl Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Grygienc Guidish Service Station Mr. and Mrs. 'l'ed Gulik Mr. and Mrs. A. Gurdak Mr. and Mrs. A. Dyl Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Dziurgot Mr. Joseph Evans Joseph Evans Clyde Evans Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Evansky Fred Elich Robert Elich Miss Lottie Fafrowicz Mr. and Mrs. Bob Fanello Fatso, The Clown Hyman Fllermau Mr. and Mrs. YV. Fialkowski Miss Catherine Figus Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Filipski Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fischer Mr. Henry Fisher Fluorescent Fixture and Supply Co. Mr. Michael Franczyk Frank and 'I'iIlie's Lounge Mr. and Mrs. Chester Gurga Hank and Val P.F.C. Ray Hankiewicl Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hankiewicz 'l'ed Haraf Mr. and Mrs. Steve F. Haraf IVanda Harcaj Mr. and Mrs. F. Harder Harts Candys Mr. and Mrs. Heiden Ron Heiden Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. J. Carbone Charlie the Junktnan fNoblej Mr. and Mrs. W. Chlipala Chester Chmura Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Chockla Mr. and Mrs. John Frannszkiewicz Joseph Fratto A Friend lid. Fronc7ak Mr. and Mrs. Frank Furgal Alexander Gabinski, Sr. Trinidad Hernandez Mr. and Mrs. Holtz Mr. and Mrs. Hotnyak Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lee Hub Auto Service Ml. and Mrs. S. Hytner Mr. and Mrs. J. Hylaszek and son Mr. and Mrs. J. Ichniowski Mr. and Mrs. D. Ingham Irene and Charles Mrs. Frances Ivers Mr. and Mrs. J. Jania Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Janka Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. and Katheren Ann Cholwezynski Mack Chorney P. Choplin Mr. and Mrs. Mike Chryniwsky Mr. and Mrs. Adam Cieciwa Mr. and Mrs. Ii. Ciecko Cielak's 'tzwem and May Hall 1830 N. May St.j Pvt. Richard 'I'. Ciesla Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Ciesla Mr. and Mrs. M. Cinal Stephen Michael Cirone Mr. and Mrs. Man. Cirone Cisel's Delitiattesen Marion Gabinski Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Gad Gabriel Michael Gallo Mrs. A. Garbacz Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gasior Helen and Alice Gasior Mr. and Mrs. Henry Janik Louis Jankiewi Joe Jankowski Cl IValter Jankowski J. and W. Machine Specialties Mrs. Sophie Janousek Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Jarka and son Dolores and Bill Jarzetnbowski Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John Gaca Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gaseor Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gaseor Genevieve Gawron Mr. and Mrs. Marion Gawlik Mr. and Mrs. W. Gawlik Mr. and Mrs. Charles Garda Dorothy Gesiakowski M r. and Mrs. 'l'. Gesiakowski Ted Jarzyna Mr. and Mrs. M'alter Jasien Catherine Jasinski Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jaszczor Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jelen Joan and Ray Jolly Nine Club Mrs. Ann Jurusik Mrs. Rose Kabat Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kacnnarski Mr. and Mrs. F. Kalata Mr. and Mrs. Mike Kalinski Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ciszewski Mr. and Mrs. Frank Giannelli Mr. and Mrs. J. Clancy Mr. Joseph Ginger Patricia Clancy Mrs. Joseph Gliwa Joseph Kalek Clyde Studio Mr. and Mrs. Frank Golab Frances Kaleta Mr. and Mrs. Edward Conradi Mrs. M. Golab Continental-Milwaukee and Ashland Mr. Henry E. Goljan John L. Kananski 53-4-14v4v v4v4v4Y4rvvvvs4414v4vv14Y4-14-4Y4Y4v4- v4Y4.1mwwn4-4v4Y4.4Y P 4PiQ5fi 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4Ye4 4 474.47e4.-v-Y4Y4Y4Y4Y4Y'vv-.4Y114Ye14.4.v Page 125 55 s2vx-Y-Y' sax-Y1fvvv1AY1AYA Ys'Yvvv-Yea-Y-Yefvvsafvvvvsaf Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Ya-Y-YA AYAYAY-Y-Yvvv-Ya-YAY-Y Y1-Y-YAY-Yen1-YA-YAYAY-Y-Y-Y-YQAYa-YAY-.fvvvvv-Ye-YVYAY-YvvsAY-Y-Y-Y Patrons . . Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kaminski Mrs. Stella Kaminski Mr. and Mrs. J. Kamys Dr. and Mrs. Kananski E. 'l'. Kapple Compliments of Happy Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kasprowicz Mr. and Mrs. Leo C. Kawczinski Miss lrcne Keefe Mr. and Mrs. S. Keefe James Kellner Mr. and Mrs. Lester Kellner Mr. and Mrs. Chester Keska In memory of Norbert Ketza - - U. S. Navy Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ketza Joseph Ketza, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ketza Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Kezon Miss Mary Kieduk Matylda Kiernicki Mrs. Vladimira Kierz Andy Kieto Mr. and Mrs. William Kinsella Mr. and Mrs. K. Kisieluk Mr. and Mrs. J. Kleczynski Mary Klimas Mr. and Mrs. J. Klosowski Mrs. Mary Kocanda Dr. Henry F. Kosinski Mrs. Dolores Knoop Mr. and Mrs. T. Kochan Mr. and Mrs. Roman Kokocki Mrs. Veronica Kokocki and family Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Kolinski Chriss Komis E. A. Kondal Mr. and Mrs. E. Konecki Mrs. S. Konieczny Mr. and Mrs. J. Kopczak John Kopczak Mr. and Mrs. C. Kopier Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kostkiewicz Mr. and Mrs. A. Kowalik Veronica Kowalkowski Mr. and Mrs. A. Kowalski Mr. and Mrs. Anthony A. Kowalski Mrs. J. Kowalski Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kowalski Michael V. Kowalski Mr. and Mrs. H. Kola Mr. and Mrs. John J. Koza Dr. John L. Koza Mr. and Mrs. A. Kozar Mr. and Mrs. Chester Koziol Mr. and Mrs. E. Koziol Mrs. Albert Kozlowski Mrs. Anna Kozowski Mr. and Mrs. S. Kracinski Mr. and Mrs. Roman Krajewski Mr. Ted Krakowiak Mr. and Mrs. John Kras Sophie Krasula Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kraus Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Krawczak Mrs. S. Kreczmer Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Krenz Henry Krieger Mrs. Lillian Kriesse Mr. and Mrs. J. Kristin Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph J. Krol Mrs. Jean Krolak L. Kronas Mr. and Mrs. F. Kross Mr. and Mrs. Frank Krupa Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Krupa Dr. Michael S. Krupa Antoinette Krzyzanowski Mr. Bruno Kubas Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kukula Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kulak Ronald Kulesza Mr. and Mrs. S. Kulesza Mr. and Mrs. E. Kulik Mr. and Mrs. F. Kurnor Joseph Kurzeja Mr. and Mrs. William Kurzeja Mr. and Mrs. Theodore J. Kusch fv- 'Yvvvvvv-A4A-AYvvv------ E. H. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Patil Moreno Mrs. Moseley Dorothy Murray Mr. and Mrs. Muziku Richard Nega Casimir Neja Emi Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Nob Mr. l y R. Nemecek and Mrs. Al. Nickels and Mrs. Samuel Nicosia and Mrs. Joseph Nierninski M. Niewierowski Mill Lounge Edward Nogal Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Marian Kutza and Mrs. Emil Lackovic Mrs. F. Lagodny Mr. and Mrs. C. Laskowski Anthony Las M r. and Mrs. Laschiazza Vincent Laschiazza Mrs. Sophie Latoeha Leander Company Lectro Music Center Anton-Lottie Lekawski Al and Anna Lewandowski Miss Rita Lewandowski Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Lewandowski and Mrs. Max Lipinski Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Lisiewicz Mrs. Julia Liss Martin Liszka Helen A. Loch Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Lopatka Lou-Ann's-Pizza Mary Lubas Mary M. Lubejko Pat and Yvally Lucansky Mr. lValter Lucansky Mr. and Mrs. err ' Luciano and family Mr. Mr. .I Y and Mrs. Edwin Luczak and Mrs. J. E. Lynch Chester Machaj Grocery Market Mr. and Mrs. Walter Macjnst Miss Stella Madaj Robert Magiera Florian Madurrak Mr. and Mrs. A. Maduzia Mr. and Mrs. A. Majewski Mr. and Mrs. NV. Majka Mr. and Mrs. E. Malczynski Miss Margaret Malczewski Mr. and Mrs. Marehewka Mrs. Joseph Markicwicz Mrs. C. Martinaitis Mr. and Mrs. Ignatius Martin Joseph Martinek Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Marzec - Y Y Y Y Y Y-Y1'Y'YAY1rvv-Yxa 4 4-vvv-Y-Ya-Y-YA-YAYAY!-YAYAYAYAYAY-YAAAAYAY1 'vvvvLAYe11x1'YAYAYAY11'YAvvvvvve1114YAYAfvAYAY -Y Mrs. Agnes Mazur Mr. and Mrs. Peter McBride Mr. and Mrs. Philip McCain Metro-Sign Company Mr. and Mrs. Medrick Mr. and Mrs. George Meeko Mr. and Mrs. Adam Merda Mr. and Mrs. N. Michok Midwest Bake Shop Frank Mikrut Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Miller Marcella Miller Mr. and Mrs. F. Minikowski Mr. and Mrs. XValter Mirus Mrs. Helen Misic Mrs. A. Mokwa and daughter 14vvu4YAY-YAY4YAv-YAY-Ya-Y-Y441-YAYAYAY-Y Page 126 Mr. and Mrs. Stefan Norys Mr. and Mrs. F. Nowak Mr. and Mrs. Laddie Novak Mr. and Mrs. Max Nowak Leokadis Nowak Miss Eleanor Oboza Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Oboza Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Obremski Richard Oleksy Mrs. Mary Oleszkiewiez Wlalter Olsowski. Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Opiela Joseph Jr. Otrembiak Mr. and Mrs. Frank Owcarz Mr. and Mrs. A. Olga Mrs. Mary Pacer Elisbieta Pacyna Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Palace Mr. and Mrs. I.ouis Palich Mr. and Mrs. Ray Parcon Mr. and Mrs. A. Porlier Mr. and Mrs. John Parsze Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Pasciak Daniel M. Pasowicz John Patka Mr. and Mrs. J. Paul John Pawelko Josephine Pawlowicz Mr. and Mrs. Steve Pawlowski Frank Pazdzioch Miss Judy Peletz Mr. and Mrs. S. Penkala Mr. and Mrs. P. Perozynski Richard Petrakovic Mr. and Mrs. Frank Piechowiak Mr. and Mrs. Bill Piecuch Stanley Pienkowski Mr. and Mrs. J. Pienkowski Miss M. Pierozynski Don Pilarski Mr. and Mrs. F. Pilarski Mrs. Cefelia Pilch Mr. and Mrs. James Pilch. Sr. New Pilsen Restaurant Mr. and Mrs. Simon Piotrowski Mrs. Helen Piotrowski Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Piotrowicz Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pirok Rose and 'I'erry's Pizzeria l.. and R. Pizzeria Mrs. Julia Placzek Edward Plucinski Mr. and Mrs. Michael Podrava Mr. and Mrs. Edward Polek Thomas and Leonard Polek Mr. and Mrs. Karl Poremba Chester C. Procanin Edward and Rose Procanin Mr. and Mrs. Edward Prochut Eleonora Putan Qaxxxx .-.-.1-YAY-YA.AYfvv-'aaa .-YA.-Yvvv-v-Y-Y-Y-1-Ye-vvvvvvvv-.-.-.-.esQ-vs-.ae-Yvvvsiv-qv-.-YA.a-vs.-Y- .-.-.AYe-vvvs.-vaee-Y144fvv1-Y--.1fvvsA-e11e- ,-,A,4-VV,-,-,-,-,-,gg -V-Y-Ya-.AYAYaA4a-Y-Y-Yvvvvvvvv-Y Y-Y Yafvvvvvv-Y - Y Patrons Progressive l'niform Cap Co. 12536 W. Division St.j Mrs. Marie Prleklasa Mr. and Mrs. john Psyk Pudlo Food Products Frank Pudlo Mr. and Mrs. M'alter Pula Mr. E. Radiicwicx Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Rafa Mr. and Mrs. john Rangel Doris Ray Mr. and Mrs. XV. Reuek Mrs. Angeline Reichel Miss jean Remhacl Mr. and Mrs. Rembleski Mrs. Lorraine Rodak Mrs. john Roman Rog Fish Market Edward and Loda Rozanski Stanley Rudeki Mr j. RllSlliKlll'Slii B. Ryha and Mrs. Mr and Mrs. . Mr and Mrs. Mr and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. j. Rydzinski jolm Sadowski Miss josephin Sadowski Emily E. Sadauch Dr. C. Sajewski Mr. Florian Sanders F. T. Sandwich Shop Florence Sass Emily Ann Sass Dr. Bernice Sawieka Mr. joseph Scala Mr and Mrs Sehastian Mr and Mrs. A. Self Mr Mr and Mrs and Mrs K. Serdahl William Setlak Shelnluek Grocery jolm A. Shemroske Shemroske Brothers Mr. and Mrs. K Sons Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Schlielien Stanley Shutay Howard Sieck Leona Siekierski Mr. and Mrs. Miss Lorelle john V. Siera Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. M'alter Skint Bruno Siemieniec Sieradzki dzki Henry Sieroslowski AI Silvestri jolm Skiha Cl' l Mr. Edward Skorka D. Krol and T. Sladek Anthony Rulkowski Mr. and Mrs. j. Sliz and Family Slomski Cleaners Mr. and Mrs. XV. Slonina Mr. and Mrs. Thaddeus Slowik Slowik's Clothes Shop Mr. and Mrs. Peter Smagacz Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Soheck john Solkowski Dr. Bernice T. Sawicki Dr. XV. Sowinski Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Sowizrol Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Spiewak Dr. F. G. Sprafka jolm A. Stanek Slanley's Barher Shop Mr. and Mrs. George Starkey Mrs. Mary Slrauhe Mr. and Mrs. j. Steltman Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Stempinski Slephanie's Florist Mr. and Mrs. john Stock Helen Stock Strawn Family Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Storee jolm SlIl'k2lI'lCWSkl Mrs. A. Snpergan Mr. and Mrs. A. Suski Mitchell Swandiak Flizaheth Swanek Mr. and Mrs. YValter Swierk Mrs. Bihianna Swierelynski Mr. and Mrs. A. Swohotla Mr. and Mrs. Anton Sworowski Victoria Sykstns Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stalczynski Mrs. Genevive Slamlewski Mrs. C. Slat Leonard Szafraniec Mr. and Mrs. j. Snvnrek Mr. and Mrs. john Szewczyk Mrs. Nettie Slewczyk Charles Szydlowski Mr. and Mrs. j. Szvkowny Mr. and Mrs. Alhert Slymaszek Mr. and Mrs. joe Svvmusiak Mr. and Mrs. Szyslak Mr. and Mrs. joseph Styska. Sr. Mr. and Mrs. A. Tarclynski Mr. and Mrs. Tess Mr. and Mrs. joseph Tinker Miss Geraldine Thomas Helen Thomas Mr. George Thompson Mr. and Mrs. M'illiam Thompson The Thrift Shop Mr. and Mrs. M. A. 'lihygeson Loretta Tomastkiewicz Mr. and Mrs. S. Tomaszewski NVanda Toniasiewici 'l'ony's and Ruth's Snack Bar Mr. and Mrs. Chester Topezewski Karol Topezewski Mrs. Tracy Mr. and Mrs. Theodore llilllfllllll Mr. and Mrs. Ted Trylml Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Tumi Mr. and Mrs. S. Turek Mr. and Mrs. Peter Tutak Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tntak Mr. and Mrs. 'l'. Uczen Mr. and Mrs. joseph Urhan and family Mr. and Mis. joseph Urhaslewski Angeline Ilznanski Mrs. Marie and joseph Vancura Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Vanllerway Mrs. B. Vescly Mr. and Mis. Vincent M. Versen Virgo and Geno's Grocery Store Mr. and Mrs. Gus Volakakis Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Vruhle Fillis AV2ilLlSlCk Walinger Studio Mr. and Mrs. james M. Walsh Mr. and Mrs. Steve Wat-kowiak Mr. and Mrs. j. M'artalski Elsie M. lVaskis Sophie NN'ard Al lVasko Wasko Funeral Home Waszak Family Mr. and Mrs. I. XVan'rzyniak Adam lVeislo, D.IJ.S. Mr. and Mrs. Victor R. M'elJer Rep. and Mrs. Charles H. Weller Mr. S. Xvegrzyn Mr. and Mrs. j. Wegrzyn Stanley XVujcik Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wieezorek Antoinette M'ilk C. XV. lVilley I.. P. Williamson Mr. and Mrs. j. M'itecha Mrs. Marie XVisniewski Fred M'isniewski Miss joyce Wisniewski Mr. and Mrs. Peter M'isniewski Mr. and Mrs. Mitchel M'ozny Mr. and Mrs. Adam lVojcik Miss Mary Ann Wojeik Martin lVojczinski Mr. and Mrs. john M'okki Lillian YVolosewicz Mrs. Harriet M'oskowit'1 Mr. and Mrs. E. M'yzgoski Mr. and Mrs. M. lahinski Ann Zajae Mr. and Mrs. jolm Zak Mr. and Mrs. Henry Zappa Mr. and Mrs. George Zaracki Mr. and Mrs. Mike Zavilla Mr. and Mrs. john Zeqlin Mr. and Mrs. C. Zwolski Charles Zetek Mr. and Mrs. Edward Zgoda Mr. and Mrs. A. Zielinski and Son Mrs. Adele Zielinski Mr. Bruno Zielinski Mr. and Mrs. A. Ziemha Mr. and Mrs. I. 7ilnny Marie Yhylut Mrs. Loretta luhek Mr. and Mrs. Mark Zuhrod john Zurawski Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zych VV2'v?1AfVS44fv4v1'v4v1'v'v'vAv1' !v4v'v'v'vAv'v'v'v'v' v?'v4v4v4v'v4vAv'v4v1 -'vAv'vAv1'v4v4v'v'v v14v4v4v'v v4v'-4AAAAAfv'v'v'v'w'v'v' ?'v'v' 'v'v'v'v'v'v1' 'v'v'vAv'vAv'V'v 14724 A4e-vs-Y-.-.-Y-.-Y-Y-.-is-Y-vvvvvd-Y-.fsasfv-.-.A.-.-.-2i!'bs A4-Y-Y-f ' VVVV VV' A A 'V' 'V Page 127 INDEX Administration . . . Band ......... Basketball .... Classes .... Clubs ..... Dedication . . . Iivents . . . Faculty . . . Football . . Freshmen .. Clee Club .... Graduates . Juniors .... Lettermen . . . Library .... Musical ....... Newspaper Staff . . . Patrons ......... Physical Education . . . Religious devotions . . . Social Activities . . . Sophonlores . . . 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