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

Text from Pages 1 - 138 of the 1956 volume:

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Into the Dawn As dusk envelops each hamlet and city scattered across the face of the globe and the piercing lights begin their vigil through the silent watches of the approaching night, we are forcibly reminded of the dark ages recurring again and again in man ' s continuous story of civilization. The narrative of his journey through life has been dark- ened with ignorance, prejudice, injustice, and crime. Through this blackness of malignant evils corroding society, comes the only light, that of knowledge strengthened by faith, which will assuredly illuminate the way to peace and restore the dignity of man everywhere. With the acquisi- tion of knowledge based on prin- ciples of Eternal Truth and the possession of an unwavering faith as the cornerstone of all our en- deavors in life, ignorance, preju- dice, sin, and crime take their ignoble places in the darkened past with the smoldering ruins of con- flict and war. For the source of this infallible light, we must look beyond the planets and stars to Him Who is the Cause of all truth. This is the light that will endure when man-made lights flicker their last and the suns are dead and dark. This is the light that will lead us out of the darkness into the dawn of a better world. '  •  . ... •• '  : t ' Hi  ti • ny; i r ,,,,i (fftk fft)fh Si t I ' It ■ Bl utauiiw vLjhJbM PRUDENTIAL • ■••  §••• ■• ••■•■ ■ • • •• •■■••■I ■■•■■■■■■■•••■•••••••••■•« ■«■■ .1.1 11 i i i ■••• •■•■■■II ■ ill I ■ ■ i ■ Jl • ■ ii ■ c. t ! • unit ' llllllll ■■■■■■■■■■I niillilil, iiiiiiil T I ilkl iiH i nil Dedication . . . A Silver Jubilee is a memorable occasion in the life of every Religious who faithfully perseveres in carrying out his dedicated role in life. We now pay tribute to a member of our faculty, Brother Romanus. C.S.C., who celebrates this year his twenty-fifth year as a Brother of Holy Cross. Brother Romanus, coming from Minnesota, entered the Congregation ' s postulate at Watertown, Wisconsin, on March 1 1, 1930, after spending five years in business life and after pursuing commercial courses at Gregg College and Crane Junior College. On June 20, 1930, he began his canonical year of novitiate at Notre Dame, Indiana, in preparation for his life as a future religious of Holy Cross. He made his first profession of vows on July 2. 1931. and then continued his studies at the University of Notre Dame where he received his degree in history. He later did graduate work in library science at Catholic University and Rosary College which led to his meriting a life-time license as a librarian. Brother has taught in Indianapolis. Albany, South Bend, and Chicago. He came to Holy Trinity in 1935 and, with the exception of six years at which time he taught elsewhere, has been with us to the present day. With a sense of satisfaction Brother Romanus can look back over the past twenty-five years of a life of dedication to God. his community, and to youth. We consider it a great privilege to add to the festivities of this joyous anniversary. In the spirit of gratitude and abundant hope for the future, we dedicate this 1956 Trinitarian. Pnge 8 CONTENTS Page THE SCHOOL 11 ADMINISTRATION 12 FACULTY 16 C L A S S E S 22 ACTIVITIES 33 ATHLETICS 63 THE STUDENTS 83 PATRON S 122 I N D E X 126 oiy IB, THE SCHOOL... At the crossroads of America, in the very heart of one of the worlds largest cities of skyscrapers, subways, industries, and the ceaseless activity of some three million people, stands a pillar of light, Holy Trinity High School. From under her arches emerge individuals trained to set right the paths that have been darkened and twisted through human imperfections. Not being satis- fied with imperfect knowledge, she instructs her wards with the wisdom that comes only from the Seat of all knowl- edge. Augmented even more by her religious training, her scope becomes all inclusive. Page 1 I Assistant Principal: Brother Charles Rymarowicz, C.S.C. The efficient management and supervi- sion of our school is shared by Brother Charles who also faithfully carries out his role as Prefect of Discipline and in- structor of chemistry. ■ •■ ■ ' 7- S ti-f £■:- ks5 -J The Administration . . . Directing the Way Our Principal: Brother Joseph Walter, C.S.C. As religious superior and principal of our school, Brother Joseph Walter dur- ing these past four years has exempli- fied those administrative qualities that have brought efficiency, order, and pur- pose into our daily school life. In his capacity as guide and supervisor, he has made this important step of our formative stage memorable years for all of us who have shared in these challenging experiences in our develop- ment. Mrs. Marjorie Hoffman School Secretary r? 0 •v S r A Contributors Who Help Enlighten the Way The goal of becoming an educated man is accomplished through the en- lightened way of knowledge and faith. The students and faculty are well aware of the significance of the spiritual and material support given by Father Lisewski, pastor of Holy Trinity, Father George, spiritual di- rector of the student body, and Father Buckley, chaplain to the Brothers. It is impossible to measure on a tangible scale the results that will be effected through their contri- butions and good will. REV. STANISLAUS LISEWSKI, C.S.C. Pastor of Holy Trinity REV. GEORGE SZYMANOWSKI, C.S.C. Spiritual director and director of maintenance REV. JAMES BUCKLEY, C.S.C. Brothers ' chaplain Page H A Golden Jubilee When classes resumed in September, as we students were absorbed in adjusting ourselves to the new school year ' s schedule, the faculty, along with the other members of the Congregation of Holy Cross, were commemorating a Golden Jubilee. Fifty years ago Brother Andre, C.S.C., a Brother of Holy Cross, saw the beginnings of his ambition to build a tremendous tabernacle in honor of St. Joseph, the patron saint of the Brothers. Through his deep-grounded faith and hope, he saw the realization of much of his dreams before his death in 1937. Throngs of hopeful souls from this continent journeyed to Canada to seek restored health and strengthened faith through the intercession of Brother Andre, the miracle man of Montreal whose cause for canonization is being introduced in Rome. Today, the magnificent basilica, Saint Joseph ' s Oratory on Mount Royal, towers over the city of Montreal, Canada, where countless of pilgrims con tinue to go yearly to seek strength and courage and hope. This basilica, conducted by the Fathers of Holy Cross, is on the way to becoming one of the largest churches in the Christian world. We join the faculty in commemorating this historic event. St. Joseph ' s Oratory is truly one of the rays of light for a darkened world. Page 15 (left to right) Brother Xavier, C.S.C., Brother Marcel Doleac. C.S.C. (standing). Brother Fergus. C.S.C.. Brother Thomas Corcoran, C.S.C. Professional Planning of Strategy in Pr BROTHER XAVIER, C.S.C. Religion IV; Mechanical Drawing: Bookstore; Square Dancing; Assistant Superior. BROTHER MARCEL DOLEAC, C.S.C. World History; Latin II; English I; Freshman Class Moderator. BROTHER FERGUS, C.S.C. Government; Religion III; Junior Class Moderator; School Publicity. BROTHER THOMAS CORCORAN, C.S.C. U.S. History; Religion III; Religion I; Athletic Business Director. Page 16 gv in ' ■ (left to right) Brother George Leverman. C.S.C.. Mr. Sebastian Parrillo, Brother Norbert. C.S.C.. Brother William Schubmehl. C.S.C. Preparing Men With a Purpose in Life BROTHER GEORGE LEVERMAN, C.S.C. General Science; Religion I; Plane Geometry. MR. SEBASTIAN PARRILLO Social Living; Bookkeeping; General Math: General Business. BROTHER NORBERT, C.S.C. Religion III; Advanced Algebra; Sociology; Tumbling Team Coach. BROTHER WILLIAM SCHUBMEHL, C.S.C. Plane Geometry; Physical Science; Cafeteria. Page 17 The Teachers ... in Their Dedicated Role of BROTHER NEVIN, C.S.C. Citizenship; English II; Business Arithmetic MR. JOSEPH GIUNTA Assistant Football Coach. BROTHER JOSEPH DUDEK, C.S.C. Physics; Solid Geometry; Religion IV; Athletic Director. MR. ROBERT McALPIN Gym Instructor; World History; Head Football Coach: Assistant Basketball Coach. BROTHER CLARENCE PODGORSKI, C.S.C. Religion I; English I; English II: Locker Consignment. (left to right) Brother Nevm. C.S.C. Mr. Joseph Giunta. Brother Joseph Dudek. C.S.C. Mr. Robert McAlpin. Brother Clarence Podviorski. C.S.C. Leading Youth to a Life of Knowledge and Faith BROTHER VINCENT WILL, C.S.C. Algebra; Intramurals; Senior Class Moderator; Assistant Athletic Director. BROTHER THEOPHILUS, C.S.C. Latin I; Polish II; Polish I; Catholic Action Moderator; Mission Moderator. BROTHER MAXIMUS, C.S.C. Latin III; Latin IV. BROTHER VICTOR, C.S.C. General Science; Tuition. (left to right) Brother Vincent Will. C.S.C Brother Theophilus. C.S.C Brother Maximus. C.S.C. Brother Victor. C.S.C. • -, © t . I jf l ■T (left to right) Brother Alfred CSC, Brother Joseph Chvala. C.S.C. (standing). Brother Leon, CSC, Mr. Eugene Wierzbicki, Brother Romanus. C.S.C. They Carry Out Their Challenge by D BROTHER ALFRED, C.S.C. Typing; Business Law; Band; Glee Club: Dramatics. BROTHER JOSEPH CHVALA, C.S.C. Religion II: French II; Religion I; Cafeteria; Audio-Visual Director. BROTHER LEON, C.S.C. English III; English Department Head. MR. EUGENE WIERZBICKI General Math; Gym Instructor; Head Basketball Coach: Tennis Coach; Freshman Football Coach. Page 20 IB (left to right) Bmther William Smith. C.S.C., Brother John Kuhn. CSC, Brother James Moronev . C.S.C. Developing Better Methods and Techniques BROTHER ROMANUS, C.S.C. Librarian; Senior Guidance Counselor; Student Council Moderator. BROTHER WILLIAM SMITH, C.S.C. Typing; U.S. History; Religion II; Sophomore Class Moderator. BROTHER JOHN KUHN, C.S.C. Religion IV; English I; French I; Art; Newspaper Adviser. BROTHER JAMES MORONEY, C.S.C. English IV; Yearbook Adviser; Vocational Promoter. Page 21 English, Religion, and Math ... A Solid Foundation Most of the work done in Solid Geometry centers about three dimensional solids. Richard Piecuch, Robert Spiewak, and Raymond Wyzgoski look over some three dimensional geometrical solids which are tanglible aids in solving problems. Because students must be able to clearly express themselves, not only in writing, but also in speak- ing, public speaking plays an important role in Senior English class. As Chester Suski practices a speech which is being recorded through the efforts of Daniel Koss. Joseph Mirus listens. ■l; • Since the cultural and scientific achieve- ments of civilization are transmitted through the media of the classroom, here then lies the core of any educational sys- tem. The experience of delving into the vast storehouse of knowledge passed on from the greatest minds of all time can be fully realized under the direction of a trained and qualified instructor. Essential For Communicating the Progress of Our Age It is here in the classroom that the student is taught to put into use his higher facul- ties which should guide all his other en- deavors. Many times this process of scho- lastic development may prove trying and sometimes seemingly impossible, but it is only through this mental formation and intellectual perfection acquired in the classroom that one can attain anything worthwhile. In Freshman Algebra class students are ardently at work during an examination given by Brother Vincent. The dictionary is the student ' s best friend. E. Tudryn and S. Uko are firm believers in this fact as they put it into effect while in their English I class. Religion is an indispensable aspe:t in the training of Christian gentlemen. The Bible, which is the basis for religious truths, offers a sound means of obtaining true knowledge. In Religion I class, F. Grygiel. J. Kucienski, and R. Mitchell study the New Testament which is part of their spiritual training. Page 23 x . 1 ■31 1 ' • k— tr St i ? mt-- ' - } JM ' - W 5wn V k ■kfsa f$ JsSl - fl KM ABOVE: Left: Gerald Was;kowski and Richard Zaremba seem quite concerned with a General Science experiment which deals with the expansion and contrac- tion of metals when heated. Center: Heat has a very surprising effect upon matter. Joseph Miaso demon- strates to Lawrence Mallek the effect of heat upon liquids. ' ■■■ W f LfM ' 1 wr ' WH KwviSttrtfa. - ' r . Right: Eugene Zegar records data from Chemistry experiment which is being performed by Donald Skiba and Nor- man Sieroslawski. Science and Mechanical Drawing . . . A Real Beginning in Scientific Analysis OPPOSITE PAGE: With the usual caution of all true scientists in mixing compounds, Dennis Bolsinga care- fully executes his Chemistry experiment. Insert: Electricity is one of the interesting topics studied in Physics. Robert Ryba. Walter Lucansky. and Edward Konecki are deeply engrossed in the antiquated method of producing electricity. BELOW: Frank Storce and Norbert Wawrzyn- iak concentrate on accuracy and neat- ness while carrying out an assigned project in Mechanical Drawing class. Social Sciences and Languages ... A Deeper Understanding Contributing Toward Harmonious Living With Others ABOVE: Top left: In Social Living class R. Jurczykowski outlines false theories while D. Marzalek explains the meaning to the class. Top right: R. Zych and P. Glasso examine the chart of the separation of powers in our democratic government. OPPOSITE PAGE: Top left: F. Gadzala examines the model of the Eiffel tower with E. Volkovich while D. Mackowski points out an interesting spot in the picture. This plays an important part of creating interest in the French class. Top right: In Latin class, F. Michalski has momentarily stumped his classmates, R. Everett and M. Gurda! ' with a difficult line for translation. Bottom: J. Palacz. from Polish II class, points out the statue of Kosciuszko, the famed American patriot, to J. Jatowtt. J. Bonk, O. Chryniwsky, W. Lucan- sky, R. Spicwak, and D. Pennelle. Page 26 ■SCIUS KO- vr ' ,f i i am • :.:!v History and Commerce ... A Study of the Cultural and Commercial Attainments of Our Civilization OPPOSITE PAGE: Top: Conducting a heated debate over an intricate point of law are T. Postelnick, R. Jakubokski. and T. Uczen. Center: Studying the globe in World History class, J. Jirgenson and G. Lopatka begin to see the various locations of nations and the impor- tance of world peace in an atomic age. Lower Center: Examining pictures and data of the American Revolution, R. Balicki, E. Baran. and M. Borysow, concentrate on the lofty principles and high ideals of the revolu- tionaries. Bottom: As a reminder of Americas past History S. Harcaj and M. Borysow stand engrossed at the magnificent stone statue of Leif Ericson. the first discoverer of America. t ' ; ▼ BELOW: Top: F. Wozny and J. Koza, seem to be enjoying their application of principles learned in Bookkeeping class. Bottom: P. Carroll displays his fine typing form, which will surely be a contributing factor in succeeding in his future career. ««|p ' I Library, Art, Physical Education ... A Development of Self Initiative and Creative Expression OPPOSITE PAGE: Top left: The reference room in the library serves as a tangible aid in help- ing the student to carry out his classroom assignments. Here we find George Idzikowski. Ted Sykstus, and James Piowicz, spending their study period examining books and magazine articles. Top right: Creative expression, which is one of the purposes of Art class, can only be attained through constant practice. Len Pawlowski agrees whole-heartedly with this, shown by his fervent work on a modern artistic conception of the crucifixion. V I £ s Vf -  - „, -! A J • V — ' H II ABOVE: As part of the physical education program calisthenics is carried out to build healthy bodies which contribute to building better developed minds. 1st row: (front to back) Daniel Pasowicz; Richard Mackiewicz; Jamal a Wattar; James Konieczny 2nd row: Richard Oleksy: Paul Evansky; Andrew Gilewicz: Joseph Priz 3rd row: Zbigniew Kiernicki: Eugene Loch: Charles Szvdlowski: Casimir Paul: Ronald Balicki OPPOSITE PAGE: Edward Musolff, Robert Koiinski. and Chester Suski take to the natural beauty at Humboldt Park and sketch different perspectives of their subject. Page 30 Sl ite . ■. ACTIVITIES ... Man achieves his earthly goals and immortal destiny through a uni- fied effort with his fellow men. Carry- ing forth into their daily life the practice of the Christian concept of charity, the students learn in their various social events to respect one another and to work in harmony toward the attainment of desired and established goals. It is through this daily social contact at religious exercises, discussion groups, clubs, publication work, re- hearsals, school performances, and on the dance floor that we can hope for an enlightened peace among all men. Page 33 School Year Begins With the Sacrifice of the Mass Top: The student body attends the opening Mass at Holy Trinity Church. Right: Father Lisewski, pastor of Holy Trinity Church, delivers the address to the students at the opening Mass. The world takes on intelligibility for us when it is viewed with the eyes of faith. The real significance of this life of faith was firmly established at our first formal school exercise — the opening Mass held at Holy Trinity Church at which time Father Lisewski de- livered an address to the student body. This was the beginning of another school year — a landmark in our careers which provided those means that would develop each of us into sound, Christian-thinking individuals. ? ' i« tin tirs Page 34 Inculcating a Religious Atmosphere Unless the Lord build the house, they labor in vain who build it. This funda- mental truth was vividly instilled into our way of thinking and acting by Father George who conducted the First Friday devotions where the students once each month put aside their studies and work in order to think more seriously about their moral obligations to God and their fellow men. Top right: F. Michalski and F. Safranek examine the Advent crib displayed during the Fresh- man-Sophomore retreat. Top left: Father George, spiritual director, talks to the student body during the First Friday devotions. Days of Retreat Shortly before the Christmas vacation the Freshmen and Sophomores spent three days of prayerful thought and considera- tion at their annual retreat. The upper- classmen had their retreat during Holy Week. It was during these retreats that each student became more keenly aware that a life that was not centered on faith as the main spring of all its activities was a life spent in darkness. Both retreats were conducted by Msgr. O ' Brien, the retreat master, who offered Mass daily in the auditorium and de- livered the conferences which brought out the practical application of Christian teaching. As an integral part of our religious forma- tion, these retreats served in preparing us for the journey that lies ahead. Top: As the first daily activity of the retreat, the students attend the Sacrifice of the Mass. of- fered by the retreat master, Msgr. O Brien. Left: Msgr. O ' Brien giving the various conferences during the annual retreats. Bottom right: Father Buckley, chaplain to the Brothers, distributes Holy Communion to the retreatants. Page 36 The Y.C.S. . . . In Preparation for Christian Leadership Moderated by Brother Theo- philus. the Young Christian Students, a Catholic action organization, has as its pur- pose the attempt to produce an ideal Christian atmos- phere among the student body so that all students will more fully live the Christian way of life. Their objective is to bring the principles of Christianity into all the ac- tivities of our daily life. The organization is made up of three separate groups, each group carrying out its discussions and promoting its various activities. Besides at- tending the regular weekly meetings, a few of the mem- bers attended Federation meetings where they ex- changed ideas with students from other high schools throughout the city and country. TOP: Sitting, left to right: R. Sowizrol, R. Wasieczko, M. Moos, M. Borysow, and D. Placzak. Standing, left to right: M. Burns, S. Harcaj, R. Krajewski, and E. Koziol. CENTER: Sitting, left to right: N. Wegrzyn, R. Szykowny. R. Piecuch. C. Suski, J. Ochota, and S. Wysznski. Standing: D. Pennelle, and T. Uczen. BOTTOM: Sitting, left to right: W. Lucansky, S. Wysznski, T. Uczen, M. Moos, R. Wasieczko, and R. Krajewski. Standing: S. Harcaj, D. Placzak, Brother Theophilus, C.S.C., J. Rammel. M. Borysow, and M. Burns. Page 37 Yearbook Staff Portrays History of This School Year While the early autumn flash of the camera bulbs began capturing the mem- orable events of this past school year, the members of the staff of the Trini- tarian were ardently at work scheduling appointment dates for pictures, plan- ning initial layouts, carrying out the patron drive to finance publication, and performing the countless of other essent ial tasks that finally brought this pub- lication into being. Both the apprentice and veteran staffmen ' s journalistic qualities have been tested during the past year. Through personal experience they have learned the need of efficiency and promptness in trying to meet the printer ' s deadline. The finished product illuminates the closely united efforts and good will of the staff members, the student body, and the faculty. Only the future will deter- mine its true value when Trinity students in the years to come re-live in memory the joyful events that made this year different from all others. THE STAFF: Co-Editors John Bonk; Jerome Cieciwa Literary Editor Donald Pennelle Sports Editors ...Richard Ozga; Robert Spiewak Art Editors Chester Suski; Slawomir Harcaj Business Managers Patrick Glasso; Ronald Ziemba Photographer Richard Jakubowski Staff Assistants Ronald Cinal: Robert Reichel: Jerome Urbaszewski; Richard Krajewski; Joseph Wojcik; Chester Galiga; Leonard Piszkiewicz; Robert Streba; Michael Borysow Bottom left: Staff at work designing posters for the opening of the patron drive. Left to right: L. Piszkiewicz, M. Borysow, S. Harcaj, J. Urbaszewski, C. Suski, and C. Galiga. Bottom center: (left to right) D. Pennelle, R. Streba, R. Krajewski, R. Ozga, R. Cinal, and R. Spiewak look over pictures that will be selected for the various divisions of the book. Bottom right: Brother James, adviser, with Co-editors, John Bonk and Jerome Cieciwa, depart- ing for the yearbook convention at Racine, Wisconsin, where Brother delivered a speech on yearbook layout and J. Cieciwa introduced one of the principal speakers. Top right: Preparing copy for the printer. Left to right: P. Glasso, R. Reichel, R. Ziemba, R. Jakubowski, and J. Wojcik. mn THE it rcmcA I t or 20 w ■ I f £ Newspaper Staff . . . Top: M. Borysow. M. Moos, and S. Harcaj. planning page layout for one of the issues. Bottom: D. Placzak, J. Wojcik. J. Ochota. J. Rycaj, J. Bonk, and R. Streba find ideas from past issues. The function of a school paper is often misunderstood. Written in the odd moments of the students ' time about activities of which they are the center, it cannot be a voice to disseminate news. Rather it serves as a chronicle, catch- ing on paper something of the spirit, the events, the personalities which at a given moment in time were their sole preoccupation. The values the Gold Blue has for those students who compose its staff are many. Here the student learns to assume responsibility, to give generously of his time, to work for something he feels is worthwhile. The staff members are provided with the experience in journalistic writing and the joy of seeing their own writing in print. The Gold Blue, under the direction of Brother John, has contributed a great share in helping to form unity of purpose and action among the entire student body. Pa-e 40 £ ' P j i (,,, Captures Prevailing Spirit of Our School iSSIKS Center: Richard Ozga, Donald Pennelle, and Brother John, Adviser, wait in the station before train departure to the journalism convention in Racine. Wisconsin. Right: Staff busy about many things. Left to right: E. Kracinski, J. Loch. R. Parsze, E. Schwartz, D. Pilch, P. Glasso. J. Kutza, and R. Ziemba. THE STAFF Editor-in-Chief Donald Pennelle Associate Editors Richard Ozga and Mitchell Moos Sports Editor Jerome Cieciwa Art Editor Stanley Harcaj Business Manager Eugene Kracinski Photographer John Kutza Typists ..Raymond Parsze and Walter Lucansky Staff: John Bonk, Michael Borysow, Patrick Glasso, Jerome Loch, Jerome Ochota. Donald Pilch, Daniel Placzak. Jerry Rycaj, Eugene Schwartz. Robert Streba, Joe Wojcik, Ronald Ziemba Page-il Student Council In Session Left to right: Paul Szczurek, Vice-president, Casimir Thomas, Secretary, Brother Ro- manus, Moderator, Donald Pennelle, Treasurer, and Daniel Michalski. President. The Student Council, whose mem- bers directly represent various sec- tors of the student body, holds a dis- tinguished position among the clubs and organizations of our school. While in session they discuss problems pertaining to the orderly functioning of the school system. It is also at these regular meetings that the Council works out plans to bring the students together as a unit. The entire school is affected in some way by the work and leadership of the Council members. 1st row (left to right): C. Thomas, D. Pennelle, P. Szczurek, D. Michalski. 2nd row (left to right): J. Bonk, R. Zielinski. R. Cerny, C. Lis 3rd row (left to right): R. Grygienc, J. Loch, C. Piatek, M. Kukula 4th row (left to right): R. Mulsoff, M. Salzinski, R. Sitowski, R. Dzingel, ]. Wojcik, D. Skiba 5th row (left to right): M. Moos, J. Latocha. R. Kezon, R. Passieri Page 42 Audio-Visual Club . . . For Experience and Service to the School The Audio-Visual Club, moderated by Brother Joseph Chvala, serves a two- fold purpose at Holy Trinity. First, the student members provide valuable assist- ance to the faculty in making available a variety of films and audio-visual equip- ment for classroom use. Secondly, the members themselves gain valuable ex- perience in the use and care of many types of audio-visual equipment. The members become official motion picture projection- ists through a test given by the Univer- sity of Illinois during the school year. A-V, its more familiar name, brings enjoyment to classes and provides valu- able experience for its members. Mono- grams were awarded for faithful service to the school. Top picture: (left to right) J. Cieciwa, C. Kowalkowski, J. Zurawski. D. Placzek, R. Schultz, L. Jurek. S. Novak Top left: (left to right) T. Ciezewski, R. Krajewski, F. Kusch Bottom left: (left to right) J. Palacz, E. Schwarz, J. Larcher, E. Piatek, R. Schultz Bottom right: (left to right) K. Surdell, R. Drozda, M. Kaminski. G. Crowley Varsity Band . . . Captures One of the Top Honors In the ever hastening days of preparations, classes, exams, and school func- tions, we sometimes fail to capture the real significance of the contributions made by the men in our school band organization. Their achievements and successes are intimately tied up with the narrative of this past school year. In the last weeks of August, several weeks prior to the opening of school, a sizable group of band members spent many hours of diligent practice preparing for the numerous events in which they would participate throughout the year. Through their enthusiastic efforts and ardent cooperation, the band again succeeded in being one of the top high school musical groups in the city by capturing second place in the Riverview Parade of Bands Contest. BAND ROSTER Drum Major: R. Dove 1st row (front to back): P. Glasso, R. Sitowski, J. Urbaszewski, J. Cieslinski, S. Novak, E. Chlipala, J. Koza. C. Ratulowski, W. Morrison. S. Wozniak, R. Dedic 2nd row (front to back): T. Cazolas, D. Rembleski. K. Marcinck, A. Winkowski N. Havelka, J. Healy, J. Walsh. S. Sulck. A. Wieczorek. E. Zegar. L. Grzybek 3rd row (front to back): J. Palacz. J. Zwierowicz, E. Downes, R. Topczewski, J. Ricard, N. Gacek. R. Karczmarczyk, H. Pacyna, M. Gurdak, C. Kowalkowski, J. Jirgenson 4th row (front to back): J. Krzak. J. Kramer. R. Bargo, T. Krasowski, S. Grzeszkowiak, D. Bader, D. Baloun. R. Borzych, R. Cinal. G. Pizanowski, G. Kurgan Back row (left to right): D. MacKenzie, G. Koziol, R. Ziemba, E. Nowak. S. Kowan, D. Shimkus Left: Stanley Grzeszkowiak Center left: Ronald Dove Bottom center: David MacKenzie Top center: Leonard Grzybek Bottom right: Kenneth Marcinek Top right: Norbert Havelka The Swing Band ... In Skilled Performance TOP 1st row, left to right: R. Koza, J. Zwierowicz, R. Sitowski, D. Rembleski, R. Borzych, and R. Dove 2nd row: R. Reardon, S. Novak, G. Pizanowski, D. Tunzi, S. Wozniak. A. Cazolas. F. Kusch, and J. Urbaszewski (not pictured) BOTTOM PICTURES: Brother Alfred directs as the band strikes up spirited melodies at the football games. A pleasant surprise for the audience at the variety show. Say It With Music . was the craftsmanship displayed by our Swing Band. Their performance at this show and other appearances brought forth a hearty applause of approval from all who were privileged to hear them. Many of its members, engaged in various social functions throughout the city. are well on their way to becoming professional experts in their field. Page 46 Left to right: Ronald Sitowski. Captain: Stanley Wozniak, Staff Sergeant; Dominic Tunzi, Second Lieutenant; John Koza, First Lieutenant Developing Musical Talent and Leadership The band under the direction of Brother Alfred has, indeed, created for itself an innate position in the school s curriculum. Besides developing individual musical talent and leadership in its members, it has added its share in helping to entertain at the various school assemblies, pep rallies and other various civic occasions throughout the year. They brought their musical talent to the cold stands of the football stadiums where the rhythmic melodies lent morale to the fighting football squad and helped the spectators to enter into the spirit of the games. The culminating performance came with their presentation of the spring concert. Their efforts and services were well rewarded this year when the Parent- Teacher Association, in their show of gratitude, generously sponsored the remodeling of the band room. Captain Ronald Sitowski demonstrates to the other officers. First row (left to right): John Koza, Stanley Wozniak, Richard Dedic, and Patrick Glasso Second row (left to right): Fred Kusch, Jerry Zwierowicz, Ron ald Borzych, Dennis Rembleski, Edward Chlipala, Ronald Dove, and Steve Novak Glee Club Spotlights Musical The members of our Glee Club have once agai the realm of top entertainment. Under the dire of diligent, daily practice, they helped to stage t Passing through the corridors during the early blending of some fifty voices preparing for the which was presented to students and parents o The hearty response received for their talente performances and at the annual P.T.A. Christ for years to come. n brought our school musical productions into ction of Brother Alfred and after many weeks he successful variety show. Say It With Music. winter months, one could hear the harmonious annual spring concert, the March of Melody, n April 29th. d showmanship displayed at these two major mas party will be a part of our school memories Pro Productions During the Year Director: Brother Alfred. C.S.C Fron t row, left to right: R. Jakubowski. R. Wrobel, J. Czaplicki, R. Mitchell, R. Gorniak, M. Thygeson. F. Michal- ski, F. Krakowiak. R. Golek. J. Jedziniak. D. Marino. Center row: S. Kowan, D. Podpora. R. Miller. P. Kowalski, T. Mach, G. Chalupka. T. Sykstus. E. Reczek. E. Homyak. N. Motykiewicz. S. Harcaj, B. Wiecek. Back row: R. Schultz. R. Dembowski. W. Dominowski. G. Koziol. R. Wasieczko, R. Merda. L. Ciepiela, R. Pie- truszka. R. Szczesny. T. Ciszewski. R. Kolinski. R. Ziemba. J. Manzclla, W. Totzke, M. Kaminski, A. Wilkans, F. Regett. (Not pictured: R. Duda. M. Duet, R. Krajewski. R. Loch. R. Oleksy, J. Rammel. R. Tobiaski, F. Walschlager, A. Zurczak). ' Say It With Music a Great Success Under the direction of Brother Alfred, the music department, with the assistance of the girls from Holy Family Academy, pre- sented on the 14th and 15th of January the seventh annual mid-winter musical production, Say It With Music. Because of the interesting variety of acts and musical selections and the excellence of the performance, the show was enthusi- astically received by the students, parents, and friends. Girls from Holy Family Academy Regina Hajduk, Toni Peleck, Joan Hirsch, Theresa Gliwa, Pat O ' Machael, Nina Zielinska, Catherine Zawkiewicz, Sophie Kokot, Dorothy Nowotny, Dolores Bor- relli. Loretta Biskup. Diane Swiatek, Diane Bednarek, Christine Buczak. Pat- ricia Dlugosz, Barbara Burke. Diane Kenar, Alice Klimek. Geraldine Davidson, Helen Czarnecka, Celeste Figura. Page 5C 1 Monastary Garden. ch, A. Zurczak. J. Rammel Top: The finale: It ' s a Big Wide Wonderful World . Okla- homa , There ' s No Business Like Show Business , and The Gold and Blue. The Polonaise dancers. Bottom: Errol Homyak sings Hello, Young Lovers as the young lovers dance in the background. OPPOSITE PAGE: Top right: Alice Klimek sings In The monks: R. Tobiaski. T. Ma R. Schultz. and G. Chalupka. Top left: R. Pietruszka, D. Bader, R. Jakubowski, W. Totzke. J. Manzella, and F. Michalski in The Barber of Seville. Center left: Diane Swiatek and Errol Homyak in No Other Love. Center right: The quartette in Perfidia. (M. Thygeson, J. Czaplicki, D. Podpora, and F. Krakowiak.) Bottom left: Patrick Glasso and Ronald Gad perform with the singing lesson. Bottom right: Donna Lee and Mitchell Kaminski dance to Vari- ations in Rhythm. Spring 1955 . . . Senior Prom; Father and Son Banquet Top: Prospective graduates and dates pose for the cameraman in the school lobby at the annual Senior Prom. Right: Father Lisewski delivers address at the Father and Son Banquet held on Palm Sunday. Seated next to him are Don Ver- sen. toastmaster, and Mr. Clem Lane. City Editor of the Chicago Daily News who delivered the main address. Bottom: Fathers and sons dining together at the banquet held in the school cafeteria. .amUWi Page 52 ; Concert Climaxes Year ' s Entertainment Above: A Senior Prom scene in the beautifully decorated school ballroom. Left: Errol Homyak and assistant in a duet at the Spring Concert. Bottom: Glee Club and Band perform admirably at the March of Melody, the spring concert, held in the auditorium. Page 53 The graduates in procession from the school to the church to assist at their baccalaure- ate Mass. Page 54 Fall 1955 . . . School Events Commence in Traditional School Spirit Upper right: Walter Lucansky assists students anxiously awaiting to begin another school year. Upper left: Brother George distributes class cards to early arrivals on their first day at school. Center right: Brothers Nevin. Clarence. Thomas C, and Joseph Chvala assign lockers to Daniel Nega. Andrew Podraza, and Mike Kukula. Lower left: Portion of student body attending Mass at the opening of another school year. Father Lisewski, pastor, gave the traditional opening address. Lower right: J. Marchewka and R. Ozga display the spirit of the Tigers here on the practice field as the football season officially opens for another year. Page 55 Assemblies, Pep Rallies, and Autumn Dance Top left: Brother Thomas chats with T. Wojdyla and R. Magiera at the Autumn Dance. Top right: Students and alumni turn out in full force for an en- joyable evening at the Autumn Dance held at the Lions Ball- Top left center: M. Salzinski, a little bashful, is assisted to the dance floor. Top right center: G. Kurgan greets guests at the door. Ii Lower left center: A portion of the swing band entertains the student body at an assembly. Left to right: Reardon. Buglio. Koza, Zwierowicz. and Sitowskt. Lower right center: Wilson. Gry- giel. and Stutler purchase tickets at the Autumn Dance. Bottom left: The scene of King Arthur ' s court, a skit put on by the Yearbook staff at their an- nual assembly. Bottom center: Yearbook assembly shot of the king. ]. Bonk, advis- ing the football squad. Bottom right: Left to right: D. Pen- nelle. J. Bonk, P. Glasso, and J. Cieciwa. BELOW: Football Assembly arouses student body. Top: Paul Szczurek and Ronald Gad. Center: Cheerleaders: Ted Siekierski, Walter Lucansky, and Len Szafraniec. Bottom right: Left to right: R. Norys, R. Ozga. D. Michalski, R. Gad, and P. S i rek. On Wheels, On Toes, On Stage OPPOSITE PAGE: Top left: Brother Alfred gives band award to J. Jirgenson. Top center: The quartette enter- tains at the amateur contest. (Krakowiak. Thygeson. Czaplicki, and Podpora). Top right: Football awards. (Brother Joseph, Mike Mac- kin, and Brother Vincent). Left top center: Jerome Metyk entertains at the assembly. Center pictures: Seniors sing and perform at the amateur show. Brother Joseph Walter awards first prize to John Koza. Lower left center: John Kowal- ski joins in entertaining at the assembly. Bottom left: Mitchell Kaminski. Bottom center and right: The square dancers: Teresa Buc- zynski, Patricia Wojtas. Susie Suhr. Theresa Drumke, Annie Brown. Donald Pennelle, Robert Spiewak, Walter Lu- cansky. Robert Ryba, and Gene Koziol. ' . i THIS PAGE: Top: It ' s the couples ' waltz at the annual skating party held at Riverview Roller Rink. Top left: J. Metyk converses with J. Konieczny and friend. Top center right: Joe Mar- chewka comes to the rescue of one in need by adjusting the skates of a friend. Center left: Chester Lis checks in his coat as he prepares for an evening of thrills and spills. Lower left: The Rhythm Jesters play for the Thanksgiving dance. Lower right: The Thanksgiving dance sponsored by the Senior class. D age 59 Spring Events . . . 1956 Top picture: Around table, left to right: R. Bednarz. W. Coscioni, D. Suderski, H. Janik, R. Giffin, R. Markese, J. Krzak, J. Schmidt, B. Hoffman, R. Strach. J. Miaso, L. Ciepiela, R, Werich, D. Wilson, and R. Janik. Top center: A portion of the gathering at the St. Valentine Day dance sponsored by the Junior class. Bottom center: A pause for refreshment at the Valen- tine dance. R. Ahmer, R. Mikulic, T. Thomas and friends. Bottom: T. Wojdyla and D. Podpora entertain friends at the schools last dance of the year. Right: Edward Chlipala, piccolo soloist, performs at the spring concert. Bottom left: Louis Prohut. graduate of the class of ' 49, was the guest conductor of the spring concert, The March of Melody. Bottom right: Red Blanchard of W.L.S. Radio Station fame was the guest speaker at the Father and Son Banquet sponsored by the P.T.A. Page 60 P.T.A. Sponsors Activities and Projects Once each month throughout the past year the parents and teachers met in the school cafeteria to discuss means and to carry out plans in furthering the de- velopment of the school for the benefit of the student body. Through these meetings and the various social functions of the organization, the parents and faculty gained deeper insight into the many problems connected with education. As a result of their unified efforts and their traditional enthusiastic spirit, the Parent-Teachers Association undertook the remodeling of the Band room and sponsored the Autumn Dance and the fifth annual Father and Son Banquet. Top right: Officers greet the principal. Left to right: Mr. Edwin Luczak. President, Mr. Eugene Goljan. Treasurer, Mr. Aloy- sius Swoboda, Vice-president, Brother Joseph Walter, Principal, Mrs. Walter Hugar, Secretary, and Mrs. John Koza. Social Chairman. Top left: Brother Theophilus meets a group of parents at the open house held early in the school year. Bottom left: Brother William discusses with Mrs. Mueller and Mrs. Yurkovich the progress of their sons. 1 m ■;■■ M V, m i v ATHLETICS . . . From the times of the earliest civilized nations, man has consid- ered sports a necessary and most dig- nified endeavor. Today, in our modern world, we also find that life demands a constructive outlet in order that man lead a healthful and complete life. It is here on the gym floor, on the tennis court, and in the football sta- dium that this worthwhile interest is cultivated among the members of the student body. Besides provid ing re- laxation, it also strengthens that spirit which leads to a greater respect and honor of the school and the community. Page 63 Behind the Front Lines . . . Top (Left to right): Brother Thomas Corcoran, athletic business director. Brother Fergus, pub- licity director, Mr. Gene Wierzbicki, head basketball coach, Mr. Robert McAlpin. head football coach, Brother Joseph Dudek, athletic director, and Brother Vincent Will, assistant athletic director. Bottom left: Ted Siekierski, Bob Fucik. Ed Luczak, Walter Lucansky, and L. Szafraniec. Bottom right: Dr. C. Jakubowski, team physician, examines Bob Norys at one of the football games. What we see on the football field or on the basketball court during game time is only a part of the total picture that must be sketched to get the entire story. Into the preparations and final play for these activities go the work and man- agement of many individuals. We cannot forget the backing received from the athletic directors, coaches, publicity and managing board, the team doctor, and the cheerleaders. Their contributions have definitely aided the progress of the team. P.ige 64 Tigers Prepare For Coming Season In mid-August. 1955. most people were seeking relief from the sweltering heat at city beaches and parks. However, the members of the football squad had no such intentions when they appeared at Humboldt Park in full equipment to begin drills for the coming season. Four weeks of running, blocking, tackling, and calisthenics under the supervision of coaches McAlpin and Giunta fol- lowed as the team prepared for the first game with St. Mel. Right: Coach McAlpin confers with co-captains, Paul Szczurek and Will Jaslowski, as Coach Giunta looks on. Below: P. Carroll, R. Grygienc, W. Jaslowski, and R Ozga pace the squad as they run laps at Humbo ' Park. Others include, from left to right, G. Mec J. Marchewka. J. Schmidt. M. Moos, F. Storce, Mackin. and C. Thomas. Lower right: P. Szczurek. upper right, leads exercises keep the team in good physical condition. Bottom: Opponents had to face this starting team: In i line. J. Marchewka. M. Mackin, R. Gad. P. Carroll R. Grygienc. C. Thomas, and R. Ozga; P. Szczure at quarterback; and W. Jaslowski. J. Supergan, a R. Norys in the backfield. Traditional Rivalries Provide Many Thrills Upper left: It ' s a touchdown! Substitutes cheer from the bench. Pictured are: G. Owcarz, M. Moos, R. Dzingel, D. Podpora, and G. Lopatka. Lower left: Szczurek finds an opening in Weber ' s line. The Tigers ' efforts were not in vain, for in spite of the fact that the game with St. Mel ended in a scoreless tie, they turned in a fine performance with some exceptional running by Dan Obidowicz and Will Jaslowski, formerly a guard, making his first appearance as fullback. The team met St. Leo under the lights without the services of Obidowicz. who was to be out for the rest of the season. Page 66 Action Highlights the Grid Season Center: Trinity receives opening kick-off against Gordon Tech. Upper right: Szczurek slows down a Weber back as Carroll looks on. Lower right: Steve Witkowski shakes loose from a Gordon tackier as Ozga and Szczurek come up to block. The Lions ' powerful running attack was evident in the final score. Further handicapped by the loss of Jaslowski and Norys, the Tigers bowed to De Paul in the league opener, 39-0. However, our boys were not to be held down for long as they rambled over Gordon Tech. 13-0. and St. Elizabeth, 25-7. The Tigers were on the march! Page 67 - ' - j «3Kia 1st row: (left to right) F. Storce, P. Carroll. K. Krol, C. Galiga, F. Trelka, R. Dzingel, ]. Supergan, A. Zy- wicki, C. Lis, T. Lakomecki, R. Giffiin, and E. S eck, manager. Kneeling: (left to right) R. Cinal, manager. R. Norys, D. Lempicki. R. Grygienc, T. Krzak, G. Owcarz, R. Grygiel. R. Sowizrol. E. Luczak, S. Witkowski. D. Pilch. L. Zielinski. W. Janowski and D. Michalski. manager. Standing: (left to right) Coach McAlpin, Brother Vincent, M. Mackin, G. Michols, R. Everett. G. Mecko, J. Marchewka, P. Szczurek. W. Jaslowski, W. Wojcik. A. Blaszynski, D. Podpora, G. Lopatka, R. Ozga, M. Moos, C. Thomas, and Coach Giunta. Varsity Football Squad . . . Marches Through a Pair of Victories A muddy field shadowed by a somber, overcast sky set an appropriate scene for the Trinity-Loyola contest. In the first quarter Jerry Supergan broke away for a touch- down which was called back. The Tigers were then held as Loyola scored twice before the half. A final surge in the closing minutes of the game was repelled by the Ramblers as the game ended 22-0 in favor of Loyola. Lane Tech stadium was the site of the next game as Trinity was defeated by St. George, 40-12. One of the Tigers ' touchdowns was a 60 yard run by Ted Lakomecki, a promis- ing Junior who should see plenty of action next year. In spite of the rain and cold weather, a large cheering section gathered for the tradi- tional game with Weber. Covered from head to toe with mud, the players left the field with the scoreboard reading, 18-0 in favor of Weber. This is the story. It is a story of victory and defeat, mostly defeat; but regardless of the Scoreboard ' s tally, our boys always proved themselves to be worthy representatives of Holy Trinity. They played their best at all times with the determination and spirit char- acteristic of all Trinity teams. Upper right: Lackomecki breaks away for a long gain against St. Elizabeth. Center left: Trinity and St. Elizabeth players scramble for a fumble. Center right: Marchewka just misses in Gordon game. Bottom left: Supergan picks up yardage carrying St. E lizabeth tacklers. Bottom right: Faculty gives silent support to the team. Page 68 Richard Ozga Mike Mackin Jerome Supergan Frank Storce The Trinity Tigers 1 The climax of the football season creates the perennial problem of filling the positions left open by graduating seniors. Nine of the start- ing eleven have completed their high school football careers. In the backfield. the able talents of Paul Szczurek at quarterback will be hard to re- place. The powerful running of Will Jaslowski, Jerome Supergan. and Bob Norys was invalu- able to this team. Steve Witkowski. backfield replacement, also turned in fine performances. Will Jaslowski Bob Norys I The objectives of a Freshman team is to instill into its members, spirit, determination, and a basic knowl- edge of football. These end results were accom- plished through the capable coaching of Mr. Wierz- bicki. After weeks of thorough practice. Captain F. Grygiel led the team through its first game with Gordon Tech. But after the Rams handed us a 33-0 defeat, our spirited Freshmen had to work harder. Excessive drilling paid off when the Tigers met the Ironmen of St. Elizabeth and edged them out by a 13-6 score. Spurred on by this victory. Holy Trinity took on the DePaul Demons. Both teams played beautiful ball, which was evident in the final tally of a 7-7 deadlock. The season ended by having the Tigers lose to St. Rita 26-0 for a season ' s record of one win, two losses, and one tie. Our Freshmen team deserves due credit for climbing this rough road with flying colors. Through the guidance of Coach Wierzbicki, these spirited young men have advanced beyond the first and most im- portant step on their way to varsity service. Pnge 70 A Beginning and a Departure Center Pat Carroll and guard Ronald Gad. small in stature but large in spirit and determination, paved the way for many long gains, opening holes in the opponent ' s line. When one of the guards needed a rest. Tom Krzak, a reliable substitute, was always on hand. Converted from end to tackle this year, Mike Mackin played his new position well throughout the season. The booming voice of Frank Storce, shout- ing words of encouragement to his teammates will long be remembered. Finally, at the end, the experi- ence of Joseph Marchewka and Richard Ozga will be hard to replace. Now. these Seniors, with high school football in the background, look to the future hoping to attain the same personal success that they merited on the gridiron. Paul Szczurek Joseph Marchewka 1st row, left to right: L. Stryzinski. D. Suderski, R. Kowalek, C. Parzygnat, R. Malek, M. Boron, R. Buch 2nd row: F. Diaz. R. Holmecki, P. Tucci, K. Boissy, D. Woods, S. Sowizrol. D. Grey, Z. Budniak, P. Moritz, J. Furgal 3rd row: F. Grygiel, J. Lombardi, D. Tomasiewski, M. Niemotka, R. Passed, W. Link, E. Barajas, R. Podhajny, A. Parkitny Coach Wierzbicki The Varsity Squads Prepare for Demonstrating: Co-captain M. Salzinski; Manager: E. Steck. Senior squad in white, left to right: sitting, B. Norys; kneeling, C. Gazda, A. Blaszynski, G. Med- rick, P. Szczurek; standing, E. Krupa. Junior squad in dark jerseys, left to right: ]. Stnnek. R. Jurczykowski, R. Kriesse. R. Grygiel, F. Pagano, R. Ruszkowski, R. Topczewski, Z. Forowycz. SENIOR TEAM Basketball enthusiasts who followed the Tiger cage teams have seen one of the best Senior teams in the history of the school. The fans with great hope and expectation cheered as the team trounced Fenwick, 67-39, to avenge a previous 63-62 loss at the Friar ' s gym. In the pre-league session, the fans also saw the Tigers set a new school scoring record of 94 points against Waller while Mile Salzinski ' s 34 points and Joe Marchewka ' s 21 points almost matched the op- ponent ' s score. As most Tiger fans will agree, the Senior Varsity ' s record can be summed up in one word — almost. Five of our league contests were settled in the closing seconds of play with a winning margin of four points or less. DePaul got off to an early lead in the first half of the game, but in the second half, our Tigers cut the lead down to three points with seconds left in the game. Sinking two free throws, De Paul won the game by 64-59 . . . With our cagers on a scoring rampage, we went ahead and scored 83 points to the Gordon Rams ' 47. Salzinski scored 29 points, while Chuck Gazda broke the score- board capacity of 80 points. Page 72 [or a Fight-to-the-Finish Season Demonstrating: Co-captain ]. Marchewka; Managers: R. Cinal and D. Michalski. Senior squad in white, left to right: J. Stock, W. Wojcik, G. Lopatka, D. Skiba, and R. Ozga. Junior squad in dark jerseys, left to right: T. Lackomecki, R. Bristen, W. Jasien, Co-captain E. Porlier, D. Baloun, R. Mulsoff, J. Slomka, Co-captain L. Pawlowski, and R. Zych. JUNIOR TEAM Led by co-captains Len Pawlowski and Ed Porlier, the Junior team finished the pre-league session with a commendable record. Handicapped by the loss of three starters from the previous year. Coach Wierzbicki did an excellent job of molding the team into an efficient unit. Ted Lakomecki. high scorer in the first round of play. L. Pawlowski, E. Porlier, Bob Musolff, and Ron Topczewski made up the starting five for the team. Len Pawlowski and Ed Porlier, because of their impressive playing, were selected for the All-City team. Starting off the league session with De Paul, our team made a very encourag- ing showing. However, in the last few seconds of the game, De Paul went ahead and won the game with a free throw, making the score 51-50. The Loyola game, furnishing the fans with many breath-taking moments, brought out the superior playing on the part of the Tigers as Len Pawlowski paced Trinity to a 55-48 victory over the first place, undefeated Loyola squad. . . . Although the Juniors played heads-up ball throughout the game with St. George, we were over powered by a score of 60-53. Page 71 Their Playing Skill ... A Constant Challenge Traveling to Kenosha, Wisconsin, to play St. Mary, a team which had set a state scoring record of 134 points in one game, the Senior Tigers turned giant-killers by defeating them 79-67 and also by a score of 76-53 when they returned the visit to Chicago. Enjoying the fruits of accurate free throws, the Tigers defeated Loyola. 41-39. With only minutes left and the score tied in the game with St. George, Dick Ozga, Bob Norys, and Wally Wojcik sank 12 free throws to give the Tigers a 74-62 victory. Upper left: Norys protects the ball from an anxious Weber defender. Upper right: Salzinski fights for rebound with Loyola eager. Lower left: Marchewka tries to tip ball in as Gazda lends a hand. Lower right: Szczurek shoots over the players of St. Mary of Kenosha. !i meg : ;: (ill! : a;c 1 Juniors in Second Round of Play The second round, equally as exciting as the first, brought joy and disappointment. To start off the action. Trinity met defeat by way of De Paul in a score of 59-50. Left: Mulsoff eyes two points against St. Mary. Below: Lackomecki prepares to shoot after eluding Loyola defender. The game with Gordon Tech brought new hope to the Tiger line-up when they tri- umphed with a score of 65-55. One of the hardest fought games of this round came when Trinity suffered heart-breaking de- feat in the last few seconds of the game with St. Elizabeth at a score of 61-59. The fans will not forget the constant threat our team displayed throughout the season. It was more than a season of wins and losses. It was a season that helped make the history of this school year, a year of happy memory. Left: Topczewski leaps high as St. Mary s player tries to block the shot. Right: Squirming between two St. George defenders, Pnwlowski tries to score. Page 75 Every Game a Thriller . . . Against Weber the Senior Tigers led for three quar- ters of the game. Then the Red Horde bounced back with a free throw and a tip-in-shot and tied the game, which was won by Weber in an overtime by a score of 80-79. With the score tied and less than a minute to play, the De Paul Demons sank three consecutive throws to win 58-55. After winning over Gordon Tech. 70-64, the last min- ute jinx again hit the Tigers as they lost to St. Eliza- beth 58-54 after a six point lead. The Loyola Ramblers led all the way with the Senior Tigers in hot pursuit, and the game ended 61-59, Loyola. These close contests against top contenders have given Trinity the prestige of being one of the best teams in the section. Congratulations to the team for a job well done. Top left: St. George player makes an unsuccessful attempt to steal the ball from Medrick. Bottom left: Stanek aims for two points amid three St. Mary defenders. Top right: Ozga scores as helpless Kenoshans look on. Bottom right: St. Mary takes the rebound as Porlier moves in. Page 76 3Pi ' Future Varsity Bantams (Season ' s record for first eleven games: 10 wins; 1 loss) 1st row, left to right: G. Lopatka, A. Blaszynski, G. Medrick (cap- tain), W. Wojcik, L. Tabor, Coach McAlpin. 2nd row, left to right: R. Heintzel- man. R. Lee, R. Pawlicki, T. Piskor, R. Everett. 3rd row: J. Gorz, G. Mecko, P. Tazbier, D. Skiba, C. Thomas. I Flys (Season ' s record for first eleven games: 8 wins; 3 losses) 1st row, left to right: J. Slomka, J. Szalkiewicz. R. Grygiel. R. Jurc- zykowski. R. Bristen. Coach McAlpin. 2nd row: C. Lis, Z. Forowycz. R. Faber, K. Kroll. J. Kosocki. 3rd row: E. Luczak, R. Kriesse, C. Haltman, R. Ruszkowski. R. Szczesny. Freshmen 1st row, left to right: R. Surowiak. F. Grygiel. R. Markese. L. Szalc- zynski. L. Mallek. L. Wisniew- ski, M. Boron, Coach Wierz- bicki. 2nd row: L. Galus, M. Kaminski. A. Potocki, D. Suderski. K. Pap- rocki, R. Przyborski, R. Hol- mecki. 3rd row: V. Orlowski. L. Reppe, K. Boissy, A. Veldt. B. Passeri. W. Link. B. Klaja. Their Last Basket . . . With the conclusion of the basketball season, ten seniors made their final appearance in a Trinity uni- form. Their performance on the hardwood court helped to give our school two of its best cage teams in recent years. The fans will long remember the thrilling mo- ments provided by Len Pawlowski. Ed Porlier. and John Stanek in the fast-moving Junior Varsity games. Pawlowski, who has been in varsity competition for four years, serves as a shining example of what a little man can accomplish with spirit and determination. On the Senior squad six regulars will exchange their jerseys and trunks for the cap and gown. Co-Captains Joe Marchewka and Mike Salzinski. the tallest men on the squad, provided the rebounding strength for the Tigers, while Charlie Gazda, although slight in stature, was respected by the teammates and opponents alike for his accurate set shots. Bob Norys. Paul Szczurek. and Dick Ozga, alternating in the remaining positions, proved that speed and agility are just as important to the game as is height. When these boys receive their diplomas in June, they will have attained through self-sacrifice of time and energy those Christian ideals of perseverance and sportsmanship which will influence their future en- deavors. VARSITY SCOREBOARD Pre-lcague Games: Seniors: 10 wins (St. Michael, Taft, Fenwick. Washburne. Waller. Alumni. St. Mary of Kenosha, Wisconsin) 3 losses (Fenwick. St. Patrick, St. Leo) Juniors: 11 wins (St. Michael. St. Patrick, Taft, Fenwick, Wash- burne, Waller, St. Mary of Kenosha) 2 losses (Fenwick. St. Leo) League Games: Trinity Opponents Jrs. Srs. Jrs. Srs 50 58 De Paul 51 65 70 83 Gordon Tech 56 47 47 55 St. Elizabeth 53 64 55 41 Loyola 48 39 52 74 St. George 60 62 33 79 Weber 62 80 50 55 De Paul 59 58 65 74 Gordon Tech 55 60 59 54 St. Elizabeth 61 58 60 59 Loyola 70 61 Upper right: The game with the Weber horde began with the Tigers scoring two points which led to one of those thrilling games of the season which we will not soon forget. Players, top to bottom, left to right: John Stanek, Ed. Krupa, Joe Marchewka. Bob Norys, Ed Porlier, Paul Szczurek, Mike Salzinski, Chuck Gazda, Rich Ozga. and Len Pawlow- ski. Page 78 Tennis Team and Intramural Games l op: Standing: W. Lucansky, O. Chryniwsky, Z. Forowycz, S. Harcaj, E. Piatek. K. Surdell. J. Jatowtt. D. Pennelle. Kneeling: R. Spiewak, L. Jurek, T. Mach. R. Drozda. M. Borysow. Left center: Joseph Jatowtt shows the form that helped him win a letter in Trinity ' s intramural tennis matches. Middle Center: M. Borysow. Right center: O. Chryniwsky. Lett and Tea Top:!! Front n Madt F St- R.ft 5J W rot Tope: wfc Id H.P MS |.M task Center: 1st row. CG Kocat oj roi sling D.D, Bottom pictures: Scenes at the morning intramural basketball game between Homeroom 1(12 and Homeroom 209. Page SO notion tnres  o:t Lettermen and Tumbling Team Top: The Lettermen Front row, left to right: T. Krzak. W. Jaslowski, P. Carroll, M. Mackin. J. Marchcwka, R Ozga, F. Storce. P. Szczurek. 2nd row: R. Dedic. J. Supergan. R. Borzych, D. MacKenzie. R. Norys, R. Gad, N. Havelka, S. Novak. 3rd row: R. Cinal. E. Steck, R. Topczewski. C. Thomas, R. Go- towka, R. Grygienc, D. Michal- ski, J. Koza. Back row: D. Rembleski. J. Walsh, H. Pacyna, C. Kowalkowski. M. Szalczynski, J. Piotrowski. J. Martinek. D. Bader. L. Paw- lowski. Center: Our Tumbling Team 1st row, left to right: R. Richards, C. Galiga. A. Sworowski. T. Kocanda, and J. Olender. 2nd row: Brother Norbert, tum- bling team coach, W. Hoskins, F. Nylec. R. Zaremba. D. Zito, D. DiBiaso, J. Piccello. Bottom: Our photographer cap- tures the Tumbling Team at work. Page 81 tea. r THE STUDENTS... All activities, intellectual, moral, physical, and social, are aimed pri- marily at the development of the student. From the time of his entrance as a Freshman to the time of his departure as a Graduate, all aspects of a thoroughly plan- ned curriculum are designed for his welfare and his preparation to meet the many challenges that the course of life provides. Being nourished with ade- quate knowledge and a higher concept of the dignity of man, he can build the world anew with a more compatible philosophy of life and thus bring man to the level of creation to which he belongs. Pngc S3 Richard Grygicl Vice-president Brother Marcel Doleac Moderator Robert Passeri Sgt-at-Arms (Not pictured: Dennis Wilson Treasurer) f I TOP PICTURE (Left to right) Extreme left— A. Carmona, Center — R. Budz. Row 1 — E. Tudryn, J. Gezik, S. Wojciechowski, S. Wolinski. Row 2— R. Sasak, S. Uko, J. Prowicz, J. Sprowka, E. Furgat. R ow 3-D. Woods, R. Biernat, F. Safranek, P. Moreno. Top— R. Podhajny, L. Rychtanek, M. Sakiewicz, R. Gorniak. Freshman class . . . Culminates First Year CENTER PICTURE (Front to Back) Rowl— R. Zielinski. R. Kulikowski, M. Kaminski, F. Janesak. Row 2— R. Przyborski, R. Holmecki, J. Lombardi, D. Schultz, K. Surdell. R ow 3— N. Diciolla, J. Pizzello, M. Niemotka, A. Potocki. Row 4 — A. Mikulic, J. Galus, G. Mieczynski, W. Nowak, W. Klaja. BOTTOM PICTURE (Left to right) Row 1—]. Neja, D. Marino, N. Steck, R. Surowiak. Row 2 — C. Ratulowski, J. Squillo, D. Ratajczyk. Row 3— F. Lis, R. Loch. S. Hudzik. Row 4— R. Storce, R. Passeri, M. Mitchell. Row 5 — J. Manzella, A. Cosentino. Row6-S. Bird, V. O ' Donnell, A. Veldt. Row 7— R. Piecz, S. Jasinski. Page 85 Become Accustomed to a New Phase of Education TOP PICTURE Row 1 — D. Piskiewicz, K. Musialowicz, E. Darszewski, R. Cerny, J. Pawlowski. Row 2— E. Cubak, R. Zaremba, R. Kawalek, T. Krupa, F. Grygiel, J. Gorczynski, W. Setlak, R. Koczor. Row 3 — R. Denbowski, C. Dziewudski. R. Wielgus, C. Jurgenski. R. Bulinski. R. Andra ' cki, R. Olesky, S. Dworak. BOTTOM PICTURE Row I — A. Wanka, J. Kucienski, J. Urban. Row 2 — D. Wiorski, L. Zygmunt, T. Novak, P. Szpicki, L. Mallek, W. Dulian, K. Boissy, W. Balachowski. W. Hoskins. Row3-R. Bare, A. Dabros, J. Bochniak, A. Wilkans, B. Wiecek, J. Srch. Fage 86 ... In Developing Personal Initiative TOP: Left row on stairs, front to back: A. Dubinski, J. Flanagan, R. Bat- taglia, V. Orlowski. Right row on stairs, front to back: W. Domin, M. Domanowski, N. Wojcik, J. Brookhouse. Top row, left to right: W. Dominowski, R. Royek, A. Minkalis, J. Trocola, T. Blasage. Front row, left to right: R. Malek. J. Blaszynski. J. Diatte. Back row, left to right: E. Barajas, P. Chrusciel, J. Wierzba, J. Wesalowski, P. Tucci. BOTTOM: First row, left to right: J, Larcher, D. Sandrik, P. Moritz. S. Sowizrol. Second row, left to right. K. Paprocki, A. Winkowski, J. Parzygnat, D. Nudo, J. Kross, P. Orzech. Third row, left to right: D. Golembiewski, M. Citera, R. Mitchell, E. Piatek. Fourth row, left to right: E. Wawrzyniak, D. Tomaszew- ski, P. Wiss, B. Bury. Page 87 1st row (left to right): J. Kutyba, F. Franceski. 2nd row (left to right): D. DiBiaso, M. Boron. V. Mazur, J. Palacz, T. Bonk, F. Diaz, W. Link (reading). 3rd row (left to right): J. Wozniak, J. Zurawski, A. Parkitny, F. Sasso. M. Wojt- kiewicz. C. Cloutier. R. Mark- uszewski. Working Together . . . The Class of 1959 1st row (left to right) : J. Sworowski, R. Mrozck. G. Lomko. 2nd row (left to right): R. Rudnick, R. Osuch, L. Reppe. T. Gressick. G. Klo- nowski, W. Pastcrski. 3rd row (left to right): T. VanBuskirk, E. Waskow- ski, R. Popovich. P. Fecharich. W. Sudol. T. Mazur, C. Par- zygnat, Z. Budniak. I. Pacini, R. Leber, F. Lag oia. 1st row (left to right): A. Symonanis, C. Witt, A. Balonek, C. Skibo. W. Tot- zke, L. Wisniewski, J. Sz.il- czynski, J. Latocha, R. Kraw- czyk. 2nd row (left to right): F. Walschlagcr. T. Willi, L. Stryzinski, R. Wiorski, A. Waszkowski, F. Yuhas, J. Wojdyla. Page i : Sophomore Class . . . Midway in Their Development TOP: Left to right around the table: D. Marszalek, J. Noha, P. Leonard, C. Dziedzic. A. Wieczorek, F. Nylec, S. Rasso, J. Panek, R. Panek. P. Barczuk. A. Mango. E. Reczek. BOTTOM LEFT: Row 1 — (left to right): C. Woscinski, G. Sapyta. ]. Racaj. Row 2 — D. Lempicki, R. Streba, J. Wojcik. Row 3— R. Everett, R. Furmanski. F, Trelka. Row 4 — E. Schwarz, C. Galiga, E. Yurkovich. Row 5 — C. Prusko, T. Piskor, L. Piszkiewicz, J. Rammel. BOTTOM RIGHT: (Left to right) Row 1 — {left to right): T Mach, S. Chorestecki. J. Daily dis. E. Kukula, Row 2 — L. Behrendt, G. Chalipka. G. Keske, J. Kramer. Row 3 — K. Dunaj. R. Drozda, G. Minkalis. J. Jedziniak. Row 4 — J. Hamziuk, M. Janas, J. Manzella, P. Olivas. . . . With Their Newly Acquired Social Poise TOP: Around the tabic from left to right: Z. Mazurkiewicz (reading), I. Mazur, M. Ricci, D. Shim- kus, R. Grcnda, P. Fialkowski, C. Grzeszkowiak. L. Kusck. F. Guzik (standing), R. Olesz- kiewicz. J. Healy, and L. Zielinski. BOTTOM: Kneeling, left to right: M. Urbaniak. J. Dziga, E. Slizewski. Standing, left to right: M. Lisiecki. J. Jirgenson, C. Hudgins, D. Peltz, W. Welninski, R. Dzingel. S. Makowski. G. Kurgan, ]. Metyk. R. Wrobel, R. Schultz, and J. Gorz. PajeOl Left to right: J. Jurek, J. Resko, G. Lopatka, G. Idzikowski, T. Lawler, S. Pienkowski, R. Printz, J. Ricards, K. Wilson, D. Mackowski, A. Zy- wicki, D. Zito. D. Wisniewski, A. Verrier. Beginning to See Beyond the Present ,.,1 T. Siekierski, pointing. 1st row, left to right: J. Gorz, J. Niena- jadlo, D. Stankiewicz. 2nd row. left to right: E. Bender, W. Andrews, K. Kroll, E. Kwiecien. R. Grygiel. 3rd row, left to right: A. Matus, J. Nowosielski, I. Kubiak, R. Buch, W. Karpinski. Bottom row: (left to right) J. Kunz. A. Mueller, R. Stutler, E. Luczak, J. Slomka, R. Nosek. Top row: (left to right) J. Palacz, S. Sulek, R. Napientek, D. Pikh. R. Pavlicki. J. Stagg, G. Partynski. P. Tazbier. R. Pietruszka, A. Zurczak, J. Patuszynski (reading). Page 92 - Back row, left to right: R. Jackowski, G. Grey, F. Barajas, L. Kubasiak, R. Mulsoff, F. Michalski, C. Lis, J. Loch, R. Ruszkowski, R. Golek, R. Lipowski. Front row, left to right: J, Ciolek, R. Faber, M. Gurdak, J. Furgal. ei ... The Class of 1958 Standing, left to right: J. Jurczykowski, L. Pross, W. Janowski. W. Keating, J. Kososki, F. Fugiel. R. Flowers, B. Malinski, J. Cieslicki, P. Kowalski, Z. Forowicz. Seated, left to right: J. McClory, R. Bargo, E. Downes, R. Bristen. Page 93 Junior Class . . . Nearing the Goal Row 1. front to back: J. Urbaszewski, F. Stelmach, E. Rozylowicz, M. Moos Row 2, front to back: D. Baloun, A. Sworowski, J. Sazlakiewicz, D. Bader. L. Bonk Row 3. front to back: R. Karczmarczyk, C. Paul. A. Wojcik, W. Wojcik. C. Thomas Row ■i, front to back: F. Regett, D. Pasowicz. R. Przeklasa, R. Szura, J. Gaca Back row, left to right: A. Blaszynski, E. Zegar, F. Czar- nik, J. Fialkowski, R. Prus, C Kowalkowski Center row. left to right: C. Sadkowski, C. Gurga, R Miller, F. Rummel, K. Fuesz Seated, left to right: D. Kruk, T. Thomas, T. Ko canda, D. Scully, J. Martinek R. Magiera ; 4 i Page 95 A X • A Greater Participation in School Life TOP PICTURE: Row 1, bottom steps, left to right: R. Duda, E. Koziol, L. Szafraniec Row 2, left to right: R. Fucik, D. Placzek, A. Citera Row 3, left to right: M. Kukula, A. Podraza. T. Slonina Row 4, left to right: R. Mackiewicz, J. Strumidlowski, K. Sakowicz Row 5. left to right: M. Burns, R. Kleczynski, R. Ahmer, C. Szydlowski. R. Krajewski Row 6, left to right: T. Wojdyla, J. Zurawski, L. Tabor BOTTOM PICTURE: Row 1, left to right: E. Baran, R. Kriesse, G. Pizanowski, N. Krzywacki Row 2, left to right: W. Jasien, R. Grygienc, D. Grudecki, R. Lee, S. Pazuchowski, R. Gotowka Row 3, left to right: T. Lakomccki. M. Knieck, W. Siech, R. Kula, Z. Kiernicki, F. Madurzak, D. Remblewski Page 96 . . . Recipients of the Official Class Rings cz, S. Gofron. W. Morrison, H. Pacyna, TOP PICTURE: Row 1 —left to right: C. Buglio. S. Harcaj, A. Gil J. Walsh. Row 2 — left to right: R. Richards, T. Klimas, R. Tobiaski, J. Metigier, J. Acevado, R. Chmielew- ski, P. Penkala. Row 3 — left to right: J. Szymaszek, M. Borysow, T. Cazolas, J. Broda. BOTTOM PICTURE: Row 1 —left to right: R. Sowizrol. D. Skiba. G. Mecko. R. Oleksy. ]. Karklin. Row 2 — left to right: R. Szczesny. T. Ciszewski, N. Gacek, T. Krasowski. R. Rotta. Row 3 — left to right: E. May. P. Evansky. F. Krakowiak. E. Nowak, G. Michols. Row -i — left to right: T. Kusek. E. Loch. G. Medrick. R. Topczewski. V v. ■ - — i X. Anxiously Awaiting Their Senior Year . . . The Class of 1957 ABOVE: Row 1— left to right Row 2 — left to right Row 3 — left to right Row 4— left to right R. Koza, A. Kronas, D. Kuklewicz. D. Liss, C. Haltman, R. Maziarka. S. Muscarello, R. Janousek. D. Neja. F. Piechowiak, R. Pikh, D. Podpora. Standing, left to right: R. Michalec, R. Balicki, R. Grzelak, S. Kondrat, D. Balicki. K. Lieskc. T. Tortello. BELOW: Row 1 —left to right: J. Konieczny, R. Heintzelman, G. Owcarz, J. Dziedzic, R. Dudek (reading). Row 2 — left to right: R. Wasieczko, R. Rycner, T. Orlowski, R. Hoffman, E. Steck. Standing, left to right: ]. Prez, T. Mach, H. Lisakowski. D. Nega, S. Kowan, F. Viscariello. E. Kondal, L. Siekierski, K. Doman. Brother Vincent Will, Moderator; Paul Szczurck, President; Daniel Michalski, Treasurer; Richard Ozga, Sgt.-at-Arms; Robert Norys, Secretary; Ronald Gad, Vice-president MST i rf ' The Senior Class . . . Beacons of LAWRENCE AUGUSTINE 939 N. Ashland Ave. St. Boniface Intramural basketball 1,2,3.4; Intramural volleyball 1.2,3,4. ROBERT BAKAWA 7106 N. Osceola St. Nicholas Science contest 3,4. JOHN BONK 1633 N. Wolcott Annunciation Intramural basketball 4; Intramural vol- leyball 3,4; Tennis 4; Senior Essay con- test 4; Glee Club 2; YCS (Catholic Ac- tion) 3; Yearbook staff 3; Yearbook Co- Editor 4; Newspaper staff 2,3,4; Scholastic Monogram 1.2,3,4. THE CLASS OF 1956 STANLEY BONCZKOWSKI 858 N, Damen St. Helen Glee Club 1.2; Band ketball 2. .2; Intramural bas- WALTER BONDARENKO 1718 W. Pierce St. Mary DENNIS BOLSINGA 2219 W. LeMoyne St. Helen Intramural basketball 1,2,3,4; Intramural volleyball 1,2,3.4; Class Sgt.-at-Arms 2; Band 2; Newspaper staff 3. Ronald Sitowski and Ronald Ko a, climaxing four years of skillful and dependable showmanship, entertain the student body and friends at a school musical production. Page 100 iol Light to Penetrate the Darkness RON BORZYCH 1138 N. Richmond - St. Helen Intramural basketball 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2.3,4; Band Offi. 4; Major Monogram winner 3,4; Dance Band 2,3.4; Band Monogram 1,2. GEORGE BRONARS 5633 W. Gunnison — St. Constance Intramural basketball 1,2,3,4; Intramural volleyball 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2. ROBERT CABAJ 1940 W. Superior — Holy Innocents Intramural basketball 1,2,3,4; Intramural volleyball 1,2,3,4; YCS (Cath. Action) 3. PATRICK CARROLL 5082 W. Jackson — Resurrection Football 1,3,4; Intramural basketball 3; Intramural volleyball 3; Major Monogram winner 4. EDWARD CHLIPALA 243 Park Court — St. Simeon Band 1,2,3,4; Band Officer 3.4; News- paper staff 3; Scholastic Monogram 3; Major Monogram winner 3,4; Band Mono- gram 2; Dance Band 2. OREST CHRYNIWSKY 2315 W. Cortez — St. Nicholas Intramural basketball 1,2,3,4; Intramural volleyball 1,2,3,4; Tennis 3,4. ROBERT CHUCKRO 1 254 N. Maplewood — St. Fidelis Intramural basketball 1,2,3,4; Intramural volleyball 2,3.4; Glee Club 3. JEROME CIECIWA 1218 Sunset. Arl. Hts. — Holy Inno. Intramural basketball 1,2,3,4; Intramural volleyball 2,3,4; Tennis 1,3,4; Declama- tion 2; Camera club 2; Audio-Visual Club 2,3,4; Yearbook staff 3; Yearbook Co- Editor 4; Newspaper staff 2,3,4; Scholastic Monogram 3. RONALD CINAL 1460 W. Erie — Holy Innocents Intramural basketball 1,2,3.4; Intramural volleyball 1,2,3,4; Senior Essay Contest 4; Band 2,3,4; Yearbook staff 2.3,4; News- paper staff 1,2,3; Major Monogram win- ner 1,2,3,4; Football Manager 1,2,3.4; Basketball Manager 1,2,3,4. GEORGE CROWLEY 1530 W. Augusta — Holy Innocents YCS (Catholic Action) 3,4; Square Danc- ing 4; Audio-Visual Club 4; Cisca 1,2,3,4. JAMES CZAPLICKI 2114 W. Division — Holy Trinity Basketball 2; Intramural basketball 1,2,3.4 Intramural volleyball 1,2,3.4; Bowling 1,2 Glee Club 3,4; Glee Club President 4 Camera Club 1.2; Science Club 1; Square Dancing 1; Amateur Show 4; Glee Club Monogram 4. RICHARD DEDIC 1 302 So. 50th Ave. — St. Valentine Band 1,2,3,4; Band Officer 4; Major Monogram winner 3,4. Page 101 ■HI Robert Norys joins ; conversation with Robert Reichel and Daniel Michalski in reliving their jour memorable years at Trinity. Four Years Preparing For Their Role RONALD DOMINICK 924 N. Oakley Blvd. St. Adalbert ROBERT DONDZIK 2926 W. 25th Place St. Casimir Intramural basketball 1,2; Intramural volleyball 1.2, 3, -4; Bowling 1: Glee Club 3; Square Dancing 2. RONALD DOVE 1706 W. Huron St. Columbkille Intramural basketball 1,2.4; Band 1,2.3.4; Band Officer 4; Major Monogram winner 3.4; Dance Band 4. RONALD GAD 6842 So. Honorc St. John of God Football 1.2.3,4. Intramural basketball 1.2,3.4; In- tramural volleyball 1,2,3,4: Class Vice-President 1.2,3,4; Student Council 1.2,3; Student Council officer 3; Major Monogram winner 3.4. FRANK GADZALA 4144 W. 57th Place St. Turibius Intramural basketball 2.3,4; Intramural volleyball 2,3,4; Square Dancing 3; Scholastic Monogram 3. TOM GARBACZ 2332 W. Palmer St. Hedwig Intramural basketball 1.2; Intramural volleyball 1: Bowling 2; Tennis 3. Page 102 STANLEY GRZESZKOWIAK 1424 W. Augusta Blvd. Holy Trinity Football I; Intramural basketball 1,2; Intramural volleyball 1,2; Band 2.3.4; Major Monogram win- ner 4. LEONARD GRZYBEK 3745 W. 28th St. St. Adalbert Intramural basketball 1.2.3,4; Intramural volleyball 1.2.3.4; Tennis 3: Bowling 2; Band 2,3.4. NORBERT HAVELKA 1916 W. Cullerton St. Adalbert Band 1.2,3.4; Major Monogram winner 3,4. EDWARD HOJNACKI 1720 W. Huron Holy Innocents Basketball 2; Intramural basketball 1.2.3.4; Intra- mural volleyball 1.2.3.4; Student Council 1; News- paper staff 1 . ERROL HOMYAK 1709 So. Paulina St. Adalbert Intramural basketball 1.2,3.4; Elocution 1; 1,2.3,4; Intramural volleyball Declamation 2: Oratory 3; Glee club 2.3.4; Glee Club Officer 4; YCS (Catho- lic Action) 3.4; Square Dancing 2.3.4; Scholastic Monogram 2.3.4. ADRIAN HROMIAK 2347 W. Iowa St. Nicholas Intramural basketball 1.2.3.4; Intramural volleyball 3; Band 1.2. Page 103 CHARLES GAZDA 1905 Wabansia Ave. Annunciation Basketball 1.2,3,4; Basketball captain 2; Intramural basketball 1.2; Intramural volleyball 1,2,3,4; Tennis 3; Glee club 2,3; Major Monogram winner 4; Bas- ketball Monogram 1,2,3.4; Glee Club Monogram 3. PATRICK GLASSO 1701 W. Division Holy Trinity Intramural basketball 3: Intramural volleyball 2,3; Elocution 1; Declamation 2: Oratory 3; Senior Essay Contest 4; Band 1,2.3,4; Band Officer 4; Yearbook Business Manager 4; Newspaper staff 4: Major Monogram winner 3,4. GEORGE GROCHOCKI 1443 N. Paulina St. Stanislaus Kostka Intramural volleyball 2; Bowling 2. RAY GRZELAK 1937 N. Wolcott St. Mary of the Angels % ; ; 1 RICHARD JAKUBOWSK1 SIGMUND JAMROZ JOHN JANIA WILLIAM JASLOWSKI JOSEPH JATOWTT JOSEPH KALINOWSKI THOMAS KAPALCZYNSKI RAYMOND KEZON EUGENE KOCHNIARCZYK I 1 - ■! ' ■■ 1 Intensive Intellectual Training iP a RICHARD JAKUBOWSKI 2901 N. Troy St. Sylvester Football 1; Intramural volleyball 3; Tennis 1; Glee Club 2; Camera Club 2; Audio-Visual Club 3; Yearbook staff 2,3.4; Newspaper staff 3; Cisca paper 3. SIGMUND JAMROZ 1742 W. Division Holy Trinity JOHN JANIA 5044 W. 31st Place-Cicero St. Mary of Czechstohowa Intramural basketball 1,2; Intramural volleyball 1,2. WILLIAM JASLOWSKI 1741 W. 21st Place St. Adalbert Football 1.2,3,4; Football co-captain 4; Intramural basket- ball 1,2,3,4; Intramural volleyball 1,2,3,4; Major Mono- gram winner 2,3,4. JOSEPH JATOWTT 2026 W. Potomac St. Helen Basketball 3; Intramural leyball 1,2,3,4; Tennis 1,4. basketball 1,2,4; Intramural vol- Page JOSEPH KALINOWSKI 1547 W. Chestnut Holy Innocents Glee Club 2,3,4: Glee club officer 4; Glee Club Mono- gram 3,4. THOMAS KAPALCZYNSKI 2200 Lorel Ave. St. Stanislaus B M Intramural basketball 1.2; Track 2; Intramural football 1,2; Intramural baseball 1.2. RAYMOND KEZON 5045 So. Loomis St. St. John of God Basketball 1.2; Football 1,2.3; Intramural basketball 1.2, 3,4; Intramural volleyball 1,2.3.4; Class President 1; Class Secretary 2; Class Treasurer 3: Student Council 1.2,4: Newspaper staff 3; Major Monogram winner 3. EUGENE KOCHNIARCZYK 2850 W. 25th St. St. Casimir Intramural basketball 3; Intramural volleyball 3; Tennis 3. 104 ROBERT KOL1NSKI 1407 W. Superior Holy Innocents Glee Club 1.2, 3,4; YCS (Catholic Action) 3; Square Dancing 4. EDWARD KONECKI 4934 So. Ashland St. John of God Intramural basketball 1.2.4; Intramural volley- ball 1.2,3; Scholastic Monogram 2,3. CONSTANTINE KOSARZECKI 2100 N. Campbell St. Hedwig Intramural volleyball 1,2,3. DANIEL KOSS 1013 N. Francisco Holy Trinity Intramural basketball 1.2: Intramural volleyball 1.2: YCS (Catholic Action 1 3. DONALD KOWALSKI 1416 W. Superior Holy Innocents Intramural basketball 3.4; Intramural volleyball 3,4. JOHN KOWALSKI 2906 N. Hamlin Ave. St. Hyacinth Intramural volleyball 3,4; Declamation 2; Senior Essay contest 4; Amateur Contest 4. a Part of Their Past Formation lion Borzych and Dave MacKenzie take time out for refreshments during the half at a football game. Page 105 With a Solid Moral Formation in Keeping f JOHN KOZA 2648 W. Homer St. Sylvester Intramural basketball 2,4; Class Sgt.-at- Arms lj Band 1,2,3,4; Band Officer 4; Student Council Officer 1; Scholastic Monogram 2.3,4; Major Monogram win- ner 3,4; Amateur Contest 1,2,3.4; Dance Band 3,4. ROBERT KOZIOL 1758 Wabansia Holy Trinity Intramural basketball 1,2,4; Intramural volleyball 1,2.4; Bowling 2. EUGENE KRACINSKI 5254 So. May St. St. John of God Football 1,2; Intramural basketball 1.2,3.4; Intramural volleyball 1,2,3,4; Newspaper staff 3,4; Football Monogram 1. AL KRAUS 902 N. Winchester Holy Innocents Intramural basketball 1.2.3,4; Intramural volleyball 1.2,3,4; Tennis 3. LEONARD KRAWCZAK 2026 W. Moffat St. Hedwig Glee Club 2.3; YCS (Catholic Action) 3; Glee Club monogram 3. FRANCIS KROL 1645 W. 17th St. St. Adalbert Intramural basketball 1,2; Intramural vol- leyball 1,2.3: Bowling 1; Glee club 2,3. THE CLASS OF 1956 saaa?jj Jamal al W attar, a nen student from Baghdad, Iraq, glances through his assignment as seniors chat in the background. Page 106 ? I With Their God-given Dignity EDWIN KRUPA 4738 So. Loomis St. St. John of God Basketball 1,2,3,4; Intramural basketball 1,2; Intramural volleyball 1,2,3,4; Major monogram winner 4. LEON KRYSTOSEK 2122 So. Fairfield St. Roman Basketball 1; Intramural basketball 1.2,3. 4; Intramural volleyball 1,2.3,4. TOM KRZAK 2649 W. Cullerton St. Roman Football 1,2,3.4; Intramural basketball 2; Intramural volleyball 3; Band 1,2; Major Monogram winner 4. ROBERT KUMOR 1353 N. Dean St. Annunciation Intramural volleyball 1.2,3,4; Newspaper staff 3; Scholastic Monogram 2. FREDERICK KUSCH 2936 N. Allen St. Hedwig Intramural basketball 1.2; Intramural vol- leyball 1; Band 1,2.3,4; Band Officer 4: Camera club 1; Audio-Visual Club 2,3,4; Major Monogram winner 3.4; Dance Band 3,4. JOHN KUTZA 2138 W. McLean St. St. Hedwig Intramural basketball 1; Glee Club 3; YCS (Catholic Action) 3; Newspaper staff 4. JOHN LAJACK 2322 Walton St. Our Lady of Good Counsel Intramural basketball 1,2,3,4; Intramural volleyball 1,2,3; Bowling 2; Junior Red Cross 1,2,3; Cheer Leader 1. CARL LEKAWSKI 1822 W. 21st Place St. Adalbert Intramural basketball 1,2; Intramural vol- leyball 1.2; Glee club 2.3. LEO LESNIAK 4343 W. Walton St. Holy Innocents Intramural basketball 1.2.3.4; Intramural volleyball 1.2,3,4; Square Dancing 2. RICHARD LISIEWICZ 2100 N. Leav.tt Street St. Hedwig Intramural volleyball 1,2,3,4 Monogram 2,3. JOSEPH LUBAS 3011 W. 38th Place St. Pancratius Intramural basketball 1,2,3.4 volleyball 1.2.3,4. WALTER LUCANSKY 4115 School St. St. Viator Intramural basketball 1,2,3; volleyball 1,2,3; Tennis 1.3.4 tion 2: Elocution 1: Square Dancing 2,3.4; Student Council 2; Scholastic Monogram 1,2.3,4; Cheerleader 4; YCS. 4. Scholasti Intramural Intramural Declama- Page 107 A portion of the cheering section is being activated by Richard Piectich, Norbert Wegrzyu, and Joe Tomasiewicz. Working Together in a Spirit of Harmony DAVE MacKENZIE 2003 W. 19th St. St. Ann Band 1,2,3,4; Major Monogram winner 3,-1; Band Monogram 2, MICHAEL MACKIN 1851 W. Byron St. St. Andrew Basketball 1; Football 1.3.4; Intramural basketball 1.2,3,4; Intramural volleyball 1,2,3,4; Band 1; Major Monogram winner 4; Boxing 1; Track 1. ROBERT MADIO 2331 W. Superior Sacred Heart ED MALCZYNSKI 5260 N. Natoma St. Monica Basketball 1; Intramural basketball 1.2.3.4; Intra mural volleyball 1,2.3,4. JOSEPH MARCHEWKA 5651 N. Mango St. Boniface Basketball 1,2,3,4; Basketball captain 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Intramural volleyball 1.2.3,4; Student Coun- cil 3: Major Monogram winner 3,4. KENNETH MARCINEK 1332 N. Artesian Ave. St. Fidelis Intramural volleyball 4; Band 3,4; Major Mono- gram winner 4. Page 108 STANLEY MOLDA 2517 W. 39th Place St. Agnes Intramural basketball 4: Intramural volleyball 3,4; Senior Essay contest 4; Band 1.2. NORBERT MOTYKIEWICZ 939 N. Western St. Helen Intramural volleyball 3; Senior Essay contest 4; Glee club 3,4; Cheerleader 3; Cheerleader Mono- gram 3. EDWARD MUSOLFF 1727 N. Honore St. Mary of the Angels Declamation 2; Elocution 1; Senior Essay contest 4; Glee club 3; Square dancing 3.4. ROBERT NIEWIEROWSKI 3316 W. Division Annunciation Basketball 2: Intramural basketball 1,2.3.4; Intra- mural volleyball 1,2,3.4; YCS (Catholic Action) 3; Student Council 1. ROBERT NORYS 2836 N. Sawyer St. Hyacinth Basketball 1,2.3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Intramural bas- ketball 1,2; Intramural volleyball 2,3; Tennis 1 Class Secretary 3,4; Elocution 1; Glee club 1,2 Camera club 2; Science club 2; Student Council 3 Student Counc ' l offirer 3; Newspaper staff 2; Scho- lastic Monogram 1,2,3,4; Major monogram w:nner 3,4. STEVE NOVAK 2709 So. Kildare Holy Innocents Intramural basketball 1.2; Intramural volleyball 1,2; Band 1.2.3.4: Band Officer 4; YCS (Catholic Ac- tion) 1: Audio-Visual 1,2,3,4; Major Monogram winner 3,4. Pa,-e 109 JOSEPH McCLORY 5401 Van Buren Resurrection Intramural basketball 3; Intramural volleyball 3; Junior Red Cross 1,2. RICHARD MERDA 1622 W. Cullerton St. Adalbert Intramural basketball 4; Intramural volleyball 3,4; Bowling 2; Glee club 3,4. DANIEL MICHALSKI 1915 N. Albany Ave. St. Stanislaus Kostka Intramural basketball 1.2; Intramural volleyball 1.2,3; Tennis 1; Class treasurer 4; Glee club 2,3; Glee club monogram 3; YCS (Catholic Action) 1,2,3; Junior Red Cross 2,3; Camera club 2; Science club 2; Newspaper staff 2,3,4; Scholastic monogram 2,3.4; Major Monogram winner 3,4; Color Guard 2,3.4; Athletic Manager 2,3,4; Cisca 1.2,3; Student Council 4. JOSEPH MIRUS 901 N. Winchester Holy Innocents Intramural basketball 1,2.3,4; Intramural volleyball 1,2,3,4; YCS (Catholic Action) 3; Squart Dancing 2; Scholastic Monogram 2,3. JEROME NOVICK RICHARD NOWAK WALTER NOWAK DAN OBIDOWICZ JEROME OCHOTA EDWARD ODRON JOSEPH OLENDER RICHARD OZGA FRANK PAGANO Continuing on Their Journey to JEROME NOVICK 2407 W. Moffat - St. Helen Basketball 3; Football 1,2.3,4: Intramural basketball 1.2.3; Intramural volleyball 3; Bowlinq 3: Polish arts contest 1.2,3. RICHARD NOWAK 5144 So. Natchez — St. Casimir Intramural basketball 1.2.3,4; Intramural volleyball 1.2,3,4. WALTER NOWAK 2608 W. Crystal - St. Fidelis Basketball 1,2,3; Football 1,2; Intramural basketball 1,2,4; Intramural volleyball 1,2.3.4. DAN OBIDOWICZ 2100 So. Washtenaw — St. Roman Football 1.2,3; Intramural basketball 1,2.3; Intramural vol- leyball 1,2,3; Major Monogram winner 2.3. JEROME OCHOTA 5538 So. Karlov Ave. — St. Barbara Senior Essay contest 4; Glee club 1.2; YCS (Catholic Action) 3.4; Newspaper staff 4: Scholastic Monogram 1,3,4. EDWARD ODRON 2400 So. Troy — St. Casimir Football 1,2,3; Intramural basketball 1,2,3.4; volleyball 1,2,3,4. Intramuni JOSEPH OLENDER 4740 N. Long Ave. Intramural basketball 2; Essay Contest 4. Our Lady of Victory Intramural volleyball 2; Senioi RICHARD OZGA 1420 N. Bosworth Ave. — St. Stanislaus Kostka Basketball 1.2.3.4; Football 1.2.3,4; Intramural basketball 1; Intramural volleyball 1.2.3.4; Class Treasurer 2: Class Sgt.-at-arms 1.3.4; Oratory 3; Declamation 2; Elocution 1: Senior Essay Contest 4: Yearbook sport editor 4; News- paper Literary editor 3; Newspaper assistant editor 4: Scholastic Monogram 1,2.3,4: Major Monogram winner 3.4. FRANK PAGANO 2521 W. Chicago Basketball 2.3.4; Intramura volleyball 1,2,3,4. St. Mark basketball 1.2; Intramural Page 110 ll LEN PAWLOWSKI 1326 Wicker Park Ave. St. Stanislaus Kostka Basketball 1,2,3.4; Basketball captain 4; Football 1; Intramural basketball 1.2. 3. 4; Intramural vol- leyball 1,2,3,4; Major monogram winner 2.3.4. DONALD PENNELLE 10 4 N. Paulina Holy Trinity Tennis 4; Oratory 3; YCS (Catholic Action) 4; Junior Red Cross 2.3; Square dancing 2.3.4; Yearbook literary editor 4: Newspaper editor 4. RAYMOND PARSZE 1454 W. Huron Holy Innocents Oratory ?: Newspaper stall 4. LEROY PATTI 1148 W. Grand Ave. Santa Maria Addolorata Football 1.2; Intramural basketball 1.2.4; Tennis NORBERT PERKOWSKI 2251 So. Whipple St. St. Casimir Intramural basketball 1,2,3,4; Intramural volley- ball 1,2.3,4. JOSEPH PESACK 1702 So. Loomis St. Adalbert Football 1.3; Intramural basketball 2.3,4; News- paper staff 3; Scholastic Monogram 2.4. More Advanced Fields of Endeavor Joe Marchewka and Patrick Carroll demonstrate a new skating technique. Other seniors in the picture are: Joe McClory, Bob Niewierowski, Dennis Bolsinga, anil George Bronars. Paqe 1 1 1 Future Careers in the Fields of Reli! RICHARD PIECUCH 1513 W. Augusta Holy Innocents Intramural basketball 1.2,3.4; Intramural volleyball 2.3.4; Oratory 3; Declamation 2; Senior Essay Contest 4: YCS (Catho- lic Action) 4; Science club 1; Polish Arts Contest 4; Schola-tic Monogram 2,3. JAMES PILCH 5105 W. 32nd Place St. Marys of Czechstohowa Basketball 2; Football 3; Intramural bas- ketball 1.2.3; Intramural volleyball 1,2,3. MICHAEL PINKOWSKI 2127 N. Winchester St. Hedwig Basketball 1: Tennis 1: Glee Club 1. THE CLASS OF 1956 MITCHELL POPOW 5975 W. Miami Holy Trinity Russian Greek Orth. Intramural basketball 2.3,4; Intramural volleyball 1,2.3,4; Student Council 2; Newspaper staff 2. EDWARD PORLIER 4827 So. Ada St. St. John of God Basketball 2,3.4; Intramural basketba 1.2,3; Intramural volleyball 1.2.3,4; Major Monogram winner 4; Baske:ball Cc-Cap- tain 4. EDWIN PORLIER 4827 So. Ada St. St. John of God Basketball 1.2.3; Intramural basketball 1,2,4; Intramural volleyball 1,2,3,4: Stu- dent Council 1. ' 8 °l I Religion, Medicine, Science, and the Arts JOSEPH PORTO 902 N. Ashland Ave. St. Boniface Intramural basketball 1,2,3,4; Intramural volleyball 1,2.3,4. THOMAS POSTELNICK 1442 W. Walton St. Boniface Intramural basketball 1,2,3,4; Intramural volleyball 1.2,3,4. LEONARD PYTEL 4356 W. Kamerling St. Francis Intramural basketball 2.3.4; Intramural volleyball 1.2.3,4. KENNETH RAWSKI 955 N. Racine St. Boniface Intramural basketball 1.2.3.4: Intramural volleyball 1,2.3.4. ROBERT REICHEL 2613 W. Cortland St. Mary of the Angels Intramural basketball 1,2,3.4; Intramural volleyball 1,2,3,4; Yearbook staff 4. THOMAS REILLY 731 N. Lawndale St. Mark Basketball 3; Intramural basketball 1.2; Intramural volleyball 1,2.3,4. RONALD RODAK 1631 W. 31st Place St. Adalbert Intramural basketball 1,2,4; Square danc- ing 4; Scholastic Monogram 4. THOMAS ROG 2110 N. Washtenaw St. Roman Intramural basketball 1,2,3; Intramural volleyball 1,2,3,4. BRUNO ROGALSKI 1408 N. Maplewood St. Fidelis Basketball 1.3,4; Intramural basketball 1.2,3; Intramural volleyball 1,2,3,4; De- clamation 2; Monogram 1,3. ROBERT RYBA 3022 N. Whipple St. Wenceslaus Square dancing 2.3.4; Scholastic Mono- gram 2,4. NORMAN SIEROSLAWSKI 1628 N. Honore St. Mary of the Angels Declamation 2; Elocution 1; Senior Essay contest 4; Square dancing 3,4; Scholastic Monogram 2. RONALD SITOWSKI 2517 W.Thomas St. St. Mark Intramural basketball 1,2.3.4; Band 1,2.3,4; Band officer 4; Major monogram winner 3,4; Dance band 3,4; Amateur contest 4; Student Council 4. Seniors in skillful application of some basic principles of artistic lettering. 1st row, right to left: J. Super gun. C. Suski, R. Sitowski. 2nd row. right to left:. M. Il ' oniorski. I). Swiech, L. Pvtel. To Carry Out the Ideals of Their Alma Mater RICHARD SMULSKI 1916 W. Potomac Holy Trinity Intramural volleyball 1.2.3,4. ROBERT SPIEWAK 2158 W. 18th Place St. Ann Intramural basketball 1,2.4; Intramural volleyball 1.2,3,4; Tennis 1,4; Senior Essay contest 4: Glee club 1.2,3; Square dancing 2.3,4: Yearbook sport editor 4; Scholastic Monogram 1,2,3,4. JAMES STAMPNICK 1841 N. Hermitage St. Mary of the Angels Intramural basketball 3; Intramural volleyball 3. JOHN STANEK 1412 N. Fairfield St. Fidclis Basketball 2.3; Intramural basketball 2,3: Intramural volleyball 3. JOHN STELTMAN 1725 N. Wood St. Mary of the Angels Intramural basketball 1.2.3.4; Intramural volleyball 1.2.3.4: Bowling 1. JOHN STOCK 4809 So. Justine St. Joseph Basketball 3,4; Football 1; Intramural basketball 1,2; Intramural volleyball 1.2,3,4. Page 114 JEROME SUPERGAN 918 N. Ashland Ave. St. Boniface Football 1.2,3.4: Intramural basketball 1; Intramural volleyball 3; Major Monogram winner 4. CHESTER SUSKI 5330 So. Monitor St. Pancratius Intramural volleyball 3; YCS (Catholic Action) 3,4; Camera club 2; Yearbook art editor 4: Newspaper staff 2; Scholastic Monogram 4. ROBERT SWANEK 2136 W. Schiller St. Aloysius Intramural basketball 1.2; Intramural volleyball 1.2; Tennis 4; Camera club 3. DENNIS SWIECH 5841 S. Merrimac St. Adalbert WALTER SWIERK 4820 So. Ada St. Rose of Lima Football 1.2; Intramural basketball 1.2,4; Intramural volleyball 1.2.3; Camera club 1; Science club 1. DANIEL SWIERZYNSKI 3838 W. 56th Place St. Pancratius Football 2: Intramural basketball 1.2,3,4; Intramural volleyball 1,2.3,4; Scholastic Monogram 3. STEVE STOCK 1848 W. Pershing Rd. St. Adalbert Intramural basketball 1.3.4. CASIMIR STOPKA 9 37 N. Willard Ct. St. John Cantius Basketball 1.2,3; Intramural basketball 1.2,3. FRANK STORCE 1070 N. Hermitage Holy Trinity Intramural volleyball 1,2,3,4: YCS (Catholic Ac- tion | 3; Major Monogram winner 4; Basketball 2; Football 3.4; Intramural basketball 2.3.4. CHARLES STRAWN 1756 W. North Ave. Annunciation Basketball 1 ; Intramural basketball mural volleyball 3. 1,2,3,4; Intra- Page 115 CARL SWOBODA TED SYKSTUS MICHAEL SZALCZYNSKI ROBERT SZCZESNY PAUL SZCZUREK ROBERT SZYKOWNY JOSEPH SZYMUSIAK JOSEPH TARCZYNSKI MERLE THYGESON To Contribute in Building a Firm Foundation Fo CARL SWOBODA 5221 W. 29th Place St. Mary of Czechstohowa TED SYKSTUS 2459 W. Augusta Blvd. St. Helen Intramural volleyball 4; Glee club 4. MICHAEL SZALCZYNSKI 1442 N. Bosworth St. Stanislaus Kostka Basketball 1,2,3,4; Basketball captain 4; Intramural bas- ketball 1,2; Intramural volleyball 1,2,3,4; Student Council 3.4; Major monogram winner 3.4. ROBERT SZCZESNY 2346 W. Walton Senior Essay contest 4; Cheerleader 3; Cheerleader mono- gram 3. PAUL SZCZUREK 1036 N. Marshfield Holy Trinity Basketball 1,2.3,4; Football 1.2,3,4; Football co-captain 4; Intramural basketball 1; Intramural volleyball 1,2,3,4; Class president 2.3.4; Student Council 2,3,4; Newspaper staff 3; Major Monogram winner 2.3,4. ROBERT SZYKOWNY 5230 So. Springfield St. Barbara Intramural volleyball 3; YCS (Catholic Camera club 2; Scholastic Monogram 2,3. JOSEPH SZYMUSIAK 3051 W. 43rd St. St. Pancratius Football 1,2; Intramural volleyball 1.2,3.4. Action) 3,4; basketball 1.2.3,4; Intramural 1.2,3; Intramural vol- JOSEPH TARCZYNSKI 1639 N. Paulina St. Mary of the Angels Basketball 1 ; Intramural basketba leyball 1,2,3,4; Student Council 3. MERLE THYGESON 872 N. Hermitage St. Boniface Declamation 2; Senior Essay contest 4; Glee club 1.2,3,4; Glee club vice-president 4; Scholastic Monogram 2,3; Glee club monograms 2,3,4; Amateur contest 4. Page 116 JOSEPH TOMASIEWICZ 839 Paulina St. Holy Innocents Intramural volleyball 3. RONALD TOMASZEWSKI 3657 So. Damen St. John of God Intramural basketball 1,2.3.4; Intramural volley- ball 1.2,3,4. RAYMOND TRELKA 2000 W. Webster St. Hedwig Glee club 1.2.3: YCS (Catholic Action 3; Glee club monogram 2,3. DOMINIC TUNZI 534 N. Paulina St. Columbkille Intramural basketball I: Band 1.2,3,4; Band Of- ficer 3.4: Major monogram winner 2.3.4; Dance band 3.4. TED UCZEN 010 N. Oakley Blvd. St. Helen Basketball 1; Intramural basketball 1,2,3; Intra- mural volleyball 1,2,3; YCS (Catholic Action) 3,4; International Relations club 4. JEROME UZNANSKI 4737 So. Elizabeth St. John of God Intramural basketball 1,2,3,4; Intramural volley- ball 1,2,3,4. Brother Norbert talks informally to a group of upper-classmen. Seniors in the picture: P. Carroll, G. Grochocki, S. Molda. N. H ' awrzyniak, R. Reichel, D. Koss, W. Swierk, C. Stopka, T. Rog, M. Walenga, E. Hojnacki, J. Steltman, E. Porlier, J. Jania, F. Storce. Page 1 1 7 This Road ' s End is Only Their ROBERT WALEN 2339 N. Mclvina St. Hedwig Intramural basketball 1; Junior Red Cross 1; Track 1. MITCHELL WALENGA 1254 N. Cleaver St. Stanislaus Kostka JAMAL AL WATTAR Baghdad, Iraq International Relations club 4; Basketball 2,3,4; Intramural basketball 1; Intramural volleyball 1.2,3; (Transfer student, Senior year). THE CLASS OF 1956 NORBERT WAWRZYNIAK 1801 N. Hermitage St. Mary of the Angels Intramural basketball 2; Camera club 2; Newspaper staff 2. NORBERT WEGRZYN 832 N. Paulina Holy Innocents Intramural basketball 2,4; Intramural vol- leyball 2.4; Declamation 2; Senior Essay contest 4; YCS (Catholic Action) 4; Po- lish Arts contest 4. GERALD WIECZOREK 1050 N. Wood Holy Trinity Intramural basketball 1,2,3.4 volleyball 1,2,3.4. Erroll Homyak, Ray Kezon, and Dan Swierzynski in a scene before the bell for class. Page 118 it Beginning to Greater Frontiers LEO WILKOWSKI 1 500 N. Wood Holy Trinity Glee club 1,2,3. STEVE WITKOWSKI 2028 N. Wood St. Mary of the Angels Football 4; Intramural basketball 1,2,3,4; Intramural volleyball 2,3; Major mono- gram winner 4. MITCHELL WONTORSKI 1110 N. Wolcott St. Stephen, King of Hungary Tennis 2. STANLEY WOZNIAK 2258 W. 19th St. St. Ann Bowling 2; Band 1.2,3.4; Band officer 3,4; Major monogram winner 3,4; Dance band 3,4. FRED WOZNY 1337 W. Corte: St. Boniface Basketball 2; Football 2; Intramural bas- ketball 2; Intramural volleyball 2. STANLEY WYSZYNSKI 1743 W. Erie Holy Innocents Intramural basketball 2; Intramural vol- leyball 2; Glee club 3; YCS (Catholic Action) 3.4; Scholastic Monogram 1. RAYMOND WYZOGSKI 912 N. Oakley Blvd. Our Lady of Good Counsel Intramural basketball 2; Intramural vol- leyball 2,3.4; Bowling 2. JOHN ZAK 1 1 38 N. Noble Holy Trinity Football 1.3; Intramural Intramural volleyball 3. basketball 3,4; BERNARD ZAPPA 2858 W. Diversey St. Francis Xavier Band 1.2.3; Major monogram winner 3. JOHN ZGODA 1929 W. Evergreen Annunciation RONALD ZIEMBA 2440 W. Walton St. Helen Intramural basketball 2; Intramural vol- leyball 2: Glee club 1,2,3.4; Camera club 1,2; Yearbook business manager 4; News- paper staff 2,3,4; Color Guard 4; Glee club monogram 2,3,4. JOSEPH ZOCHOWSKI 1402 W. Superior Holy Innocents Basketball 2. Page 119 L J EDWIN ZUPINSKI 1845 W. Superior Holy Innocents Football 2,3; Intramural basketball 1.2,3; Intra- mural volleyball 2.3; YCS (Catholic Action) 3. JEROME ZWIEROWICZ 5027 N. Moody St. Constance Intramural basketball 1,2.3,4; Intramural volleyball 2,3; Band 1,2.3,4; Band officer 3.4; Major mono- gram winner 3,4. IT Graduation . . . the Culminating Achievement of Their High School Days NORBERT ZYCH 1228 W. Fry St. St. John Cantius Intramural basketball 1,2,3,4; Intramural volleyball 2.3,4; Bowling 2; Junior Red Cross 1 ; Camera club 2. RICHARD ZYCH 1613 N. Winchester Annunciation Basketball 1,2,3,4; Intramural basketball 1,2; Intra- mural volleyball 1.2; Major Monogram winner 2,3.4. Donald Pietras R. I. P. Receive, Lord, into the kingdom of peace and light, the soul of Thy servant. In the school lobby Richard Lisiewicz and Robert Cabaj talk over common interests as James Stampnick glances through his text. Page 1 20 Patrick Carroll, Richard Ozga, and John Kowalski With This Foundation of Knowledge and Faith They Challenge the Future... The Class of 1956 Page 121 PATRONS ti Rev. Stanislaus Liscwski, C.S.C Rev. Stanislaus Gruza, C.S.C Rev. Casimir Czaplicki, C.S.C. Rev. Louis Furgal, C.S.C. Rev. Stanley Kuszynski, C.S.C. Rev. Francis Luzny, C.S.C. Rev. George Szymanowski, C.S.C. Rev. John Winarski, C.S.C. Rev. Leo Wojciechowski, C.S.C. 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Kedzie Ave. Gassman IGA Food Store 2003 N. Western Ave. G G Building Maintenance 1610 N. Honore Street Frank Grenda — Florist 1026 N. California Ave. Irving ' s Men ' s Shop 1566 N. Damen Ave. Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Jaskiewicz 1706 W. Chicago Ave. Jeans Food Shop 1300 Cleaver Street Joe and Bob ' s Tavern 2004 Webster Ave. John ' s and Mary ' s Meat Market 5700 S. Morgan Street Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Kezon 5045 So. Loomis St. Konecki Better Sausage 4939 S. Ashland Ave. Mr. Andrew Koszela 2955 W. 55th Street Kruzel ' s Grocery Meat Market 3257 N. Ridgeway Ave. Lincoln Bakery 1835 W. 17th Street Lincoln Tavern 1858 W. Wabansia Ave. Alfred Lipinski, Realtor 4450 Archer Ave. Local Dry Goods Store 1349 N. Noble Street Lorel Bakery 2200 Lorel Ave. Walter Majka 1456 N. Leavitt Street Walter F. Maranda 139 N. Clark Street Menzel Hardware Co. 2009 W. North Ave. Modern Furniture Co. 2724 W. Cermak Rd. Murphy Butter and Egg Co. 2018 Calumet Avenue National Tavern 1707 W. Division Street Nobel Liquors, Inc. 1034 Milwaukee Ave. Northwestern Pharmacy 1576 Milwaukee Ave. Nowak Groc. Meat Mkt. 1227 N. Noble Street Panek ' s Food Shop 1014 N. Winchester St. Doctor Angelo R. Patti 1 148 W. Grand Ave. Pioneer Plating Co. 2101 W. Cicero Ave. Dr. Frank J. Piszkiewicz 1200 N. Ashland Ave. Eddy Ojcr His Bob Cats Polkanecrs 5256 S. May Street Polonia Meat Market 2869 Milwaukee Ave. Pulaski Loan and Savings Ass ' n. 3156 S. Morgan Street B. A. Railton Co. 3417 S. Kedzie Ave. Ray ' s Fish Market 1408 Milwaukee Ave. Reppe-Wieland Florist 5615 W. Erie Street Rhythm Jesters Tel. HU 6-6457 Seeber Hdwe. Paint Co. 2882 Milwaukee Ave. Mr. and Mrs. M. Sckula 4859 S. Justine Ave. Scrio Harris 950 W. Randolph Street Shamrock Club 1028 Wilson Ave. Sikora ' s Hall For Rent 4758 S. Marshfleld Ave. Sophie ' s Snack Shop 1041 N. Ashland Ave. Walter Sojka, Funeral Dir. 1427 W. Chicago Ave. Steam ' s Rexall Pharmacy 2525 W. North Ave. Edward J. Swastek, M.D. 1959 Chicago Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Aloysius Swoboda Cicero 50. Illinois Mr. and Mrs. Frank Szczek 1451 W. Huron Street Towne Auto Sales 2100 N. Cicero Ave. U. S. Dry Cleaners 2011 N. Western Ave. Vignola Furniture Co. 7617 North Ave. (River Forest, III.) Mr. Frank Wenglowski 4730 S. Marshficld Wesolowski Grocery 1722 W. 18th Place Joseph Wojcichowski, Funeral Dir. 2129 Webster Ave. Stan ' s Meat Market 2108 W. Division Street Stella Zak 1138 Noble Street Page 122 ft ft PATRONS ft ft Haj David al Wattar Baghdad, Iraq Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bakawa 7106 Osceola Catherine A. Banville 7835 Rhodes Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Baran 2228 W. Iowa Street Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bargo 858 N. Damen Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Bonk 1633 N. Wolcott Ave. Mr. and Mrs. M. Chryniwsky 2315 W. Cortez Street Mr. and Mrs. John Chuckro 125-1 N. Maplewood Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Cieciwa, Jr. 1218 Sunset Terrace Arlington Heights. 111. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Dove 1706 W. Huron Mr. and Mrs. Edward Furgat 1045 N. California Ave. Stanley and Sophie Gorniak 745 N. May Street Mr. and Mrs. A. Gurdak 1329 W. Julian Street Irene and Barbara Hanhart Buffalo, New York Mrs. Wanda Harcaj 2653 W. Evergreen Ave. Joseph Heretik 1744 W. 19th Street Richard Jakubowski 2901 N. Troy- Mr. and Mrs. John Jamroz 1742 Division Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Jania 5044 W. 31st Place (Cicero) Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jurusik 1819 W. Chicago Ave. Dr. and Mrs. M. V. Kaminski 3252 N. Hamlin Ave. Mr. and Mrs. L. Kapalczynski 2200 Lorel Ave. Zygmont Klonowski 1540 N. Wood Street Mr. and Mrs. Kochniarczyk 2850 W. 25th Street Mr. and Mrs. Peter Koss 1013 N. Francisco Ave. Mr. and Mrs. John J. Koza 2648 W. Homer Street Mr. and Mrs. C. Koziol 4247 S. Mozart Street Mr. and Mrs. Edward Koziol 1758 W. Wabansia Ave. Mr. and Mrs. S. Kracinski 5254 S. May Street Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kraus 902 N. Winchester Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Kross 2714 W. 23rd Street Mr. and Mrs. J. Krupa 4738 S. Loomis Street Dr. Michael S. Krupa 1801 S. Ashland Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Lisiewicz 2100 N. Leavitt Street Walter Lizak. Jr. 8317 Ozanam Mr. and Mrs. W. Lucansky 4115 School Street Mf ' M Tavern 2521 W. Chicago Ave. Maple Lanes 4047 W. Fullerton Mr. and Mrs. B. Marcinek 1332 N. Artesian Ave. Mr. and Mrs. B. Mazur 1543 N. Claremont Ave. John Mazurkiewicz 1 502 W. Superior St. Mr. and Mrs. Milt Meden 1804 W. Cermak New Meat Market 2028 N. Hoyne Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Stefan Norys 2836 N. Sawyer Mr. and Mrs. Frank Olender 4740 N. Long Ave. Mr. and Mrs. John Parsze 1454 W. Huron Street James A. Pilch 5105 W. 32 Place (Cicero) Mrs. Catharine Pinkowski 2127 N. Winchester Ave. Mrs. Popow 5975 W. Miami Ave. Mr. and Mrs. A. Porlier 4827 S. Ada Street Albert Porlier 4827 S. Ada Street Mrs. S. Porto 902 N. Ashland Ave. Mr. and Mrs. F. Ptacin 2920 Milwaukee Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Pula 4144 W. 57th Place Mr. and Mrs. F. Pytel 4356 W. Kamerling Mrs. T. Reichel 2613 W. Cortland Street Margaret Rog 2110 S. Washtenaw Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Salzinski 1442 N. Bosworth Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sieroslawski 1628 N. Honore Street Mr. and Mrs. Walter Slonina 855 N. May Street Peter Smoluch 1500 Division Street Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Stock 1848 W. Pershing Rd. Mr. and Mrs. John Stock 4809 S. Justine Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Storce 1070 N. Hermitage Ave. Charles Strawn 1 756 W. North Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Sulek 5643 Windsor Ave. Elizabeth Swanek 2136 W. Schiller Street Mr. and Mrs. John Gorz — Swiech 5841 S. Merrimac Mr. and Mrs. Swierk 4820 S. Ada Street Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Swierzynski 3838 W. 56th Place Victoria Sykstus 2459 W. Augusta Blvd. Mr. Joseph Szymusiak 3051 W. 43rd Street Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Thygeson 872 N. Hermitage Mrs. Wanda Tomasiewicz 839 N. Paulina Street Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Tomaszewski 3657 S. Damen Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Thaddeus Uczen, Sr. 1610 N. Oakley Blvd. Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Uznanski 4737 S. Elizabeth Street Weimer Brothers 1759 W. 21st Place Clarence S. Wiatrak 923 N. Rockwell Street Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wieczorek 1050 N. Wood Street Mr. and Mrs. Wilkowski 1500 N. Wood Street Mr. and Mrs. Steve Witkowski 2028 N. Wood Street Wozniak ' s Casino 2258 W. 19th Street Stanley Wyszynski 1743 W. Erie Street Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wyzgoski 912 N. Oakley Blvd. Mr. and Mrs. Edward York 3634 S. Damen Ave. Mr. and Mrs. H. Zappa 2858 W. Diversey Ave. Mr. and Mrs. William Zaremba 2427 W. Medill Ave. Mrs. Wanda Zwierowicz 5027 N. Moody Ave. Page 123 PATRONS Ursula Acevedo Ada Boys Inc. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Ahmcr Loretta S. Andracki Frances Bader Mr. and Mrs. W. Balachowski Mr. and Mrs. John Baloun Mr. and Mrs. S. Barczuk Mr. and Mrs. O. Bare Lucille Baronowski Frank Bartczak Alfred Behrendt Bell and Hirsch Food Store Mr. and Mrs. F. Berezniak Eernadette and Hank Raymond Betlewski Robert J. Biermann Biltmore Barber Mrs. Helen Blacharczyk Arlene and Arnold Blaszynski Mr. and Mrs. Cas Blaszynski Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Boissy Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bonczkowski Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bonk and Son Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Boron Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Borysow Mr. and Mrs. Harry Borzych Ronald Borzych Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Bronars M. J. Bronars Richard G. Bronars and family Frances Broza Frank Buch Leonard Bulinski Mr. and Mrs. Frank Burda Mr. and Mrs. Burns Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Callahan Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cabaj Lottie Cabaj Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Carroll Mrs. C. Cazolas Ray Ceglarski and family Mr. and Mrs. Edw. Cerny Miss Margaret Cerny Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Chalupka Walter and Edward Chlipala Mrs. Ann Chlipala Maria Charczenko John Charczenko Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Chmielewski Walter Chorostecki Mr. Peter Chrusciel Jerome Cieciwa Mr. and Mrs. J. Cieslinski Casimir Ciolek Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Cislo Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Citera Joseph Ciszewski Dennis G. Coates A. Colitz Pharmacy Colombo Pizzeria Compliments of a friend Mr. and Mrs. Jo seph Coscioni Mr. and Mrs. A. Cosentino Wanda Cubak Mr. and Mrs. M. Czaplicki Jim Chops ' Czaplicki Mr. and Mrs. Frank Czarnik Marie Czernecki Betty Czernecki Carol Dabros Mr. and Mrs. Dalka Arthur and Norbert Dedic Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dedic Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dembowski Mrs. Mamie Diatte Mrs. Grace Dibiaso Dileo Bros. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Doman Mr. and Mrs. M. Domin and Sons Mr. and Mrs. Chester Dominick Robert Dondzik Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dondzik Dorfman ' s Food Mart Mr. and Mrs. Jack A. Downes Mr. and Mrs. John Drozda Walter Dubinski Mr. and Mrs. Marcel Duda Mr. and Mrs. W. Dulian Mr. and Mrs. John Dunaj John and Loretta Dziekan Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Dziewulski James Dzija Mr. Edwin Dzingel Mr. and Mrs. B. Fialkowski Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Fialkowski Fingerett ' s Bakery Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Fiore Michael Forowycz Freshman Homeroom 214 Ed Fronczak Mr. and Mrs. F. Fucik Thaddeus S. Funk Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Furgal Antoinette Furmanski Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Gabel Mr. and Mrs. John Gaca Mr. and Mrs. John Gacek Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Gad Mr. and Mrs. Chester Galiga Mr. and Mrs. S. Galus Gapa Quality Market Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gawlik Mr. and Mrs. M. Gawlik Miss Jean Gawrys Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gazda Thomas Gesiakowski. Jr. Mrs. D. Glasso Mrs. Helen Golek Mrs. Henry Golembiewski Sophie Gorak and Jean Ruzinski Raymond F. Gorniak Donald F. Gorski loseph Gorz Rose Gorz Mr. and Mrs. A. Gotowka Mr. and Mrs. Anton Grochocki Miss Lorett Grochocki Mr. and Mrs. C. Grygiel Mr. and Mrs. Charles Grygiel Mr. and Mrs. Anthony S. Grygienc Mr. and Mrs. S. Grzelak Mr. Edward Grzelak Mr. and Mrs. S. Grzeszkowiak Mr. and Mrs. Chester Gurga Mr. and Mrs. C. Hahn Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hammond Mrs. Rose Hamziuk Mr. and Mrs. A. Handzel Mary Havelka Norbert Havelka Patrick Healy Mr. and Mrs. R. Hoffman and Nancy Mrs. Clara M. Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hojnaeki Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Homyak Mr. and Mrs. W. Hoskins Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hrycyk Mr. Stanley Hudzik Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Jackowski Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Janas Mr. and Mrs. F. Janesak Mr. and Mrs. Louis S. Jankiewicz Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Janowski Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Jasien, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Jascymski Mr. and Mrs. Tony Jaslowski A. Jankowski and Sons Jean ' s Food Shop Mr. and Mrs. G. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. E. Joras Charles Kaleta Mr. and Mrs. J. Kalinowski Mrs. Mary Kaminski Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kania Irving Kapper Mr. and Mrs. M. Karczmarczyk Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kasper Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Kasul Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Kawalek Mary Keske Mr. and Mrs. J. Kleczynski Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kowalski Mrs. Josephine Kowalski Mr. and Mrs. William Keating V. Kielkowski Mrs. Mathylda Kiernicki Mary B. Klimas Mr. and Mrs. J. Knapp Mr. and Mrs. T. Kochan Eugene Kocol Mr. and Mrs. Stanley J. Kolinski Sophie Konieczny Mr. and Mrs. A. Kosciak E. Kososki Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kot Chester Kowalkowski Bruno Kowalkowski Mr. and Mrs. Frank Krawczak Mr. and Mrs. Edward Krasowski Leonard Krawczak Mr. and Mrs. Victor Krawczyk Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Krol Mrs. Lillian Kriesse Mr. and Mrs. Kruk Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kroll Mr. and Mrs. L. Kronas Mr. and Mrs. Marion Kuk ' ewicz Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kulas Walter F. Kurgan Mr. and Mrs. A. Kutza Ann Ksycki Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kubiak Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kukula Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kukula Helen Kucienski Mr. and Mrs. J. Kula Mrs. F. Kulikowski Betty Kumor Mr. and Mrs. E. Kumor Page 124 ir PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Alex Kurpiewski and son Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kus Mr. and Mrs. Val Kusek Joseph Kutyba Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Kwiecien Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lachman Mr. and Mrs. J. Lajack Mrs. Ann La Porte Albin and Helen Lasota Mr. and Mrs. Edward Latocha Chester Lawcewic: Morton Lazor Mrs. R. Leber Vincent Lebica Tony and Lottie Lekawski Mr. and Mrs. Leo Lesniak Mrs. B. Lewkowicz Mr. and Mrs. George Lieske Mr. and Mrs. William Link Mrs. ]. Lipowski Mr. and Mrs. George Lis Mr. and Mrs. Syl Lisiecki. Sr. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Liss Frank W. Liszka Mr. and Mrs. Leo Loch Helen Lomko Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Lopatka Rita Lubas Mr. and Mrs. Tom Luchesi Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Luczak and Son Mr. and Mrs. Luczak Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mach Mr. and Mrs. R. Mach Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Mack Daniel Machowski Viola Macura Florian Madurzak Mrs. Estelle Malek Joseph Mallek Stanley R. Majkaa Mr. Edward Majewski Jean Makowski Mr. and Mrs. Edward Malczynski Mr. Stanley Marchewka Mrs. Stanley Marchewka Mrs. Jean Marquardt Emil Marszalek Mrs. C. Martinaitis Mrs. V. Martinek, Sr. Mrs. Lucy Matus Mr. and Mrs. J. McAvoy Mr. and Mrs. George Mecko Mr. and Mrs. Adam Merda Miss Dolores Merda Paul Merwitz Mr. and Mrs. John Metyk Mr. and Mrs. John Metzgier Wanda Miaso Peter Miaso Mrs. Alice Michalski Mr. and Mrs. N. Michols Eugene R. Mieczynski Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mikulic Marcella Miller Mr. and Mrs. George Minkalis Mr. and Mrs. W. Mirus A. S. Miska Miska ' s Liquors Ann Mitchell Frank Mlynarski Mrs. Zotia Moskal Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Moos Mr. and Mrs. Paul Moreno Mr. and Mrs. E. Morrison Norb Motykiewicz Mr. and Mrs. J. Mrozek Mr. and Mrs. John S. Murzyn Mr. and Mrs. Sam Muscarello Musiala ' s - Chester, Eleanore, Mickey and Donnie Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Mulsoff Mrs. Veronica Musolff Mr. and Mrs. Casimir Neja Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Niecikowski Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Niedziela Mr. and Mrs. C. Niemotka Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Niewierowski Mr. and Mrs. Edward Niewierowski Ann Nosek Mr. and Mrs. Laddie Novak Mrs. Helen Nowak Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nowak Mrs. Josephine Nowak Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Nowosielski Mr. and Mrs. Sam Nudo Stanley Nylec Mr. and Mrs. John J. Ochota Mr. and Mrs. Frank O ' Donnell Mrs. E. Odron Mrs. Helen Oleksy Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Osuch Mrs. Clara Owcarz Mr. and Mrs. A. Ozga and family Mr. and Mrs. J. Ozga and family Michael Ozga Edward Pacer Henryk Pacyna Ronald Pajak Mr. and Mrs. Edward Palacz Jean Palacz Mrs. Mary Parzygnat Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Pasowicz Mr. and Mrs. Donald Passeri Mr. John Z. Pasterski Gerard Paszkiet Pat and Hank Mr. and Mrs. W. Patuszynski Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Paul Mrs. Marian Pawlowski Mrs. Mary Pawlowski Mr. and Mrs Steve Pawlowski Mr. and Mrs. Ben Peltz Ronald Pendzinski Mr. and Mrs. S. Penkala Victoria Pennelle Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Pesack Mr. and Mrs. E. Piatek Mr. and Mrs. Frank Piechowiak Stella Piecuch Mr. and Mrs. William Piecuch Mr. and Mrs. J. Pienkowski Mr. and Mrs. Ted Pietruszka Pioneer Bowling Alleys Mrs. Cecilia Piskor Mr. and Mrs. William J. Piszkiewicz Angelo Pizzello Mr. and Mrs. Walter Placzek Mr. and Mrs. Al Plaeger Mr. and Mrs. Plaszczewski Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Podraza Popovich family Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Poreda Martin Podjasek Maria Poolhojnor Mr. and Mrs. John Potocki Ronald Preklasa Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Pross Mr. and Mrs. John Prusko and sons Mr. and Mrs. Walter Przyborski Mrs. Dolores Raft Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Rammel Mrs. Mino Raso Ray El and Bud Mr. and Mrs. Walter Reczek Reiman ' s Grocery Mr. and Mrs. William Rembleski lolanda Ricci Mr. and Mrs. Leo Rodak Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Rompala Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Royek Compliments of Rozak ' s Edward Rozylowicz Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ruszkowski Mr. and Mrs. B. Ryba Robert Ryba Alvin C. Sajewski Kenneth Sakowicz Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sandrik Florence Sasak Louis Sasso Ann Sawicki Leo Schlesinger Mrs. L. V. Schultz Mrs. Ludwik Schwarz Margaret Schultz Mr. and Mrs. William Setlak Mr. Leonard Shafer Mrs. Ann Sidore Mr. and Mrs. H. Sieck Mrs. Leona Siekierski Thaddeus Siekierski Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sikorski Mr. and Mrs. E. Sitkowski Henry Skawinski Mr. and Mrs. Charles Skibo Mr. and Mrs. John Skiba Anne and Virginia Skiba Mrs. Frances Slizewski Dr. Joseph L. Smialek Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Smulski Mr. and Mrs. E. Sobotka and family Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Sowizrol Mr. and Mrs. S. Spiewak Joseph Srch Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Stampnick Mr. and Mrs. W. Stankiewicz Anna Stelmach Mrs. Mary Straube Raymond and George Storce Mr. and Mrs. William Streba Mrs. Josephine Strzyzynski Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Suderski Mr. and Mrs. John Sujdak Mr. and Mrs. Martin Surdell Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Surowiak Mr. and Mrs. Chester Swiader Mr. and Mrs. M. Swidergal Miss Virginia Swoboda Mr. and Mrs. A. Sworowski Mr. and Mrs. J. Szczurek Page 125 ft PATRONS ft Mr. and Mrs. John Szalczynski Helen Szukala Mr. and Mrs. C. Szydlowski Mr. and Mrs. H. W. T ait and family Jeannette Terlikowski Theresa and Jerry Irene Thier Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Thomas Mr. Theodore Thomas John Tobiaski Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tomal Mrs. Jenny Tomaszewski and family Tony ' s Food Mart Mr. and Mrs. C. Topczewski Mr. Karol Topczewski Mr. and Mrs. Ed Totzke Peter Trocola Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Tudryn Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Tunzi Ben Turdesky Merchant Tailor Mr. and Mrs. W. Ulrich Kazimiera Urbaniak Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Urbaszewski, Sr. C. Van Buskirk Mr. and Mrs. Veldt Mr. and Mrs. Frank Viscariello Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Walanski Mr. and Mrs. Walen Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Walschlager Mr. and Mrs. George Walschlager, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. James Walsh Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Wamil August Wanka Mrs. Katherine Wardzala Miss Mary Wardzala Stanley Wardzala Mr. and Mrs. J. Wardzala Mr. and Mrs. Michael Wasieczko Edmund and Estelle Wawrzyniak Mr. and Mrs. Ignatius Wawrzyniak Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wayer Walter Welninski Mr. and Mrs. Michael Werich George Wierzba Mr. and Mrs. S. Wierzba Mr. Gene Wierzbicki Mrs. Edward Wietecha Mrs. A. Wilkans Mr. and Mrs. Louis Wilke and daughter Alex Winkowski Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wiorski Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Wisniewski Steve Wisniewski Mr. and Mrs. Henry Witt Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wojcik Mary Wojcik Walter John Wojcik Joseph Wojdyla Mr. and Mrs. Xavier Wojtkiewicz Barbara Wolanin Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Wolosewicz Mr. John Woods, Jr. Mrs. Janina Panek - Woronowicz Matt C. Woscinski Emily Wozniak Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wrobel Henry Wronkiewicz Young Christian Students Frederick Yuhas Mr. and Mrs. E. Yurkovich, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Zdon Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Zegar Mary Zgoda James Zgoda John Zielinski Mr. and Mrs. A. Ziemba Ronald Ziemba Kay Ziolo Stanley Ziomek Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Zito Mr. and Mrs. John Zjawinski Mr. and Mrs. Zupinski Mr. and Mrs. John Zurawski Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zurawski Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zurczak Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zych Mr. and Mrs. John Zych Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zygmunt General Index Page Administration 12 Art classes 31 Assistant Principal 12 Athletic board 64 Audio-Visual club 43 Band 44 Basketball 72 Classes 22 Clubs 43 Commerce classes 29 Contents, Table of 9 Dances 52 Dedication 8 English classes 22 Events and Socials 52 Faculty 1 6 Father George 14 Football 65 Foreword 6 Freshmen 85 Glee Club 48 Gold Blue staff 40 Graduates 100 History classes 28 Intramurals 80 Juniors 95 Languages 27 Lettermen 81 Library 31 Math classes 22 Page Mechanical Drawing 25 Musical 50 Newspaper staff 40 Officers (Class) Freshmen 84 Juniors 94 Seniors 99 Sophomores 89 Parent-Teacher Assoc 61 Pastor of Holy Trinity 14 Patrons 122 Physical education 30 Principal 12 Religion classes 23 Reliqious devotions 34 St. Joseph ' s Oratory 15 School 4 Science classes 24 Seniors 100 Skating party 59 Socials and Events 52 Sophomores 90 Square dancing 58 Student council 42 Tennis club 80 Trinitarian staff 38 Tumbling team 81 Yearbook staff 38 Y.C.S 37 Page 126 Index to Freshmen, Sophomores, and Juniors FRESHMEN Richard Andracki, 86 Walter BaJachowskl, 86 Adrian Balonck. 88 Eugene Bnrajas, 87 Richard Bare, 86 Ramon Battaglia, 87 Raymond Biernat. 85 Sam Bird. 85 Thomas Blasage, 87 James Blaszynski, 87 ]ohn Bochniak. So Kenneth Boissy. 86 Theodore Bonk, 88 Martin Boron. 88 John Brookhouse. 87 Zbigniew Budniak, 88 Richard Budz. 85 Robert Bulinski. 86 Bruce Bury. 87 Alfred Carmona. 85 Robert Cerny. 86 Peter Chrusciel. 87 Michael Citcra, 87 Charles Cloutier. 88 William Coscioni. 60 Anthony Coscentino. 85 Edward Cubak. 86 Albert Dabros, 86 Eugene Darzewski, 86 Ronald Dembowski, 86 John Diatte. 87 Frank Diaz. 88 Daniel DiBiaso, 88 Norfie Diciolla. 85 Mitchell Domanowski. 87 Wayne Domin, 87 Wayne Dominowski. 87 Anthony Dubinski, 87 Walter Dulian. 86 Stanley Dworak, 86 Conrad Dziewulski, 86 Terry Flanagan, 87 Frank Francescki, 88 Edward Furgat, 85 James Galus, 85 Joseph Gezik, 85 Daniel Golembiewski, 87 James Gorczynski, 86 Robert Gorniak, 85 Ted Gressick. 88 Fred Grygiel. 86 Bruce Hoffmann, 60 Robert Holmecki, 85 William Hoskins, 86 Stanley Hudzik. 85 Florian Janesak. 85 Ronald Janik. 60 Sigismunt Jasinski. 85 Chester Jurgonski. 86 Mitchell Kaminski. 85 Robert Kawalek. 86 William Klaja, 85 George Klonowski. 88 Ronald Koczor. 86 Richard Krawczyk. 88 James Kross. 87 Thomas Krupa, 86 James Kucienski. 86 Ronald Kulikowski. 85 Joseph Kutyba. 88 Felix Lagioia. 88 James Larcher. 87 Joseph Latocha. 88 Rudolph Leber. 88 William Link. 88 Francis Lis. 85 Robert Loch. 85 John Lombardi. 85 Gerald Lomko, 88 Robert Malek, 87 Lawrence Mallek, 86 Joseph Manzella, 85 Dale Marino. 85 Rocco Markesc, 60 Richard Markuszewski, 88 Ted Mazur, 88 Valerian Mazur, 88 Joseph Miaso, 60 Gene Mieczynski, 85 Anthony Mikulic, 85 Tony Minkalis, 87 Melvin Mitchell, 85 Richard Mitchell. 87 Paul Moreno, 85 Patrick Moritz. 87 Richard Mrosek, 88 Kenneth Musialowicz, 86 James Neja, 85 Michael Niemotka, 85 Thaddeus Nowak. 85 Walter Nowak, 85 Dennis Nudo, 87 Vincent O ' Donnell, 85 Robert Oleksy, 86 Victor Orlowski, 87 Phillip Orzech, 87 Ralph Osuch, 88 Iro Pacini, 88 James Palasz, 88 Kenneth Paprocki. 87 Alfred Parkitny, 88 Clifford Parzganat. 88 James Parzganat, 87 Robert Passeri. 85 William Pasterski, 88 James Pawlowski, 86 Peter Pecharich. 88 Edward Piatek, 87 Richard Piecz, 85 Dennis Piszkiewicz, 86 Joseph Pizzello, 85 Richard Podhajny, 85 Richard Popovich, 88 Alex Potocki, 85 James Prowicz, 85 Ronald Przyborski, 85 Dennis Ratajczyk, 85 Casimir Ratulowski, 85 Lisle Reppe, 88 Richard Royek, 87 Rudolph Rudnick, 88 Leonard Rychtanek, 85 Frank Safranek, 85 Martin Sakiewicz. 85 Dexter Sandrik, 87 Richard Sasak, 85 Frank Sasso. 88 Donald Schultz. 85 William Setlak, 86 Charles Skibo, 88 Stanley Sowizrol, 87 Joseph Sprowka. 85 John Squillo, 85 Joseph Srch, 86 Norbert Steck, 85 Raymond Storce. 85 Louis Strzyzynski. 88 Dennis Suderski, 60 Wenceslaus Sudol, 88 Kenneth Surdell. 85 Robert Surowiak, 85 John Sworowski, 88 Alan Symonanis, 88 James Szalczynski, 88 Philip Szpicki. 86 Donald Tomaszewski. 87 William Totzke, 88 Joseph Trocola, 87 Patrick Tucci. 87 Edward Tudryn. 85 Stephen Uko, 85 James Urban, 86 Thomas Van Buskirk. 88 Adolph Veldt. 85 Frank Walschlager. 88 August Wanka, 86 Edward Waskowski, 88 Page 127 Gerald Waszkowski. 88 Eugene Wawrzyniak, 87 Joseph Wcsalowski, 87 Bruno Wiecek. 86 Robert Wiclgus, 86 James Wierzba, 87 Alfred Willkans, 86 John Willi, 88 Dennis Wilson, 60 Alex Winkowski, 87 Donald Wiorski, 86 Ronald Wiorski, 88 Lawrence Wisniewski, 88 Philip Wiss, 87 Charles Witt. 88 Stefan Wojciechowski, 85 Norman Wojcik. 87 Joseph Wojdyla, 88 Matthew Wojthiewicz, 88 Stanley Wolinski, 85 Daniel Woods, 85 John Wozniak, 88 Fred Yuhas, 85 Richard Zaremba, 86 Richard Zielinski, 85 Joseph Zurawski, 88 Lucian Zygmunt, 86 SOPHOMORES William Andrews. 92 Francis Barajas, 93 Patrick Barczuk. 90 Richard Bargo, 93 Richard Bednarz, 60 Lawrence Behrendt. 90 Eugene Bender, 92 Ronald Bristen, 93 Ronald Buch, 92 Gerald Chalupka, 90 Stanley Chorostecki, 90 Lance Ciepiela, 60 John Cieslinski, 93 Joseph Ciolek, 93 James Dailydis, 90 Edward Downes, 93 Richard Drozda, 90 Kenneth Dunaj. 90 Chester Dziedzic, 90 James Dzija, 91 Richard Dzingel, 91 Robert Everett. 90 Ronald Faber. 93 Paul Fialkowski, 91 Ronald Flowers, 93 Zenon Forowycz, 93 Fred Fugiel. 93 Joseph Furgal, 93 Robert Furmanski, 90 Chester Galiga, 90 Richard Golek, 93 John Gorz, 91 Joseph Gorz, 92 Richard Grenda, 91 Gerald Grey. 93 Robert Grygiel. 92 Conrad Grzeszkowiak, 91 Martin Gurdak, 93 Frank Guzik, 91 Jerome Hamziuk. 90 John Healy, 91 Carl Hudgins, 91 George Idzikowski, 92 Ronald Jackowski, 93 Matthew Janas, 90 Wayne Janowski. 93 John Jedziniak, 90 John Jirgenson, 91 Roman Jurczykowski, 93 Louis Jurek. 92 Walter Karpinski, 92 William Keating, 93 George Keske. 90 John Kososki, 93 Index to Freshmen, Sophomores, and Juniors Paul Kowalski, 93 James Kramer, 90 Kenneth Kroll, 92 Leonard Kubasiak, 93 Irenaeus Kubiak. 92 Edward Kukula, 90 Joseph Kunz. 93 Gregory Kurgan, 91 Lawrence Kusek. 91 Eugene Kwiecien, 92 Thomas Lawler, 92 Dennis Lampicki, 90 Paul Lenard, 90 Ronald Lipowski, 93 Chester Lis. 93 Melvyn Lisiecki. 91 Jerome Loch, 93 Gregory Lopatka, 92 Edward Luczak, 93 Thomas Mach, 90 Daniel Mackowski, 92 Stephen Makowski. 91 Bart Malinski. 93 Anthony Mango. 90 John Manzclla, 90 Donald Marszalek. 90 Alexander Matus, 92 Joseph Mazur. 91 Zbigniew Mazurk : ewicz, 91 James McClory. 93 Jerome Metyk. 91 Floyd Michalski. 93 George Minkalis, 90 Arthur Mueller. 93 Robert Mulsoff, 93 Raymond Napientek. 93 Joseph Nienajadlo. 92 John Noha. 90 Robert Nosek, 93 James Nowosielski. 92 Felix Nylec, 90 Ray Oleszkiewicz, 91 Philip Olivas, 90 James Palacz, 93 Joseph Panek. 90 Richard Panek. 90 Gerald Partynski. 93 Joseph Patuszynski, 93 Richard Pawlicki, 93 Donald Peltz, 91 Stanley Pienkowski. 92 Ronald Pietruszka. 93 Donald Pilch. 93 Thomas Piskor, 90 Leonard Piszkiewicz. 90 Richard Printz. 92 Lenard Pross, 93 Clemence Prusko. 90 John Rammel. 90 Savino Raso, 90 Eugene Reczek, 90 Joseph Resko, 92 Jerome Ricard, 92 Marco Ricci. 91 Robert Ruszkowski. 93 Jerry Rycaj, 90 George Sapyta, 90 James Schmidt, 60 Robert Schultz. 91 Eugene Schwarz, 90 Dennis Shimkus, 91 Thaddeus Sierk ' erski, 92 Edward Slizewski, 91 John Slomka, 93 John Stagg. 92 Donald Stankiewicz, 92 Robert Strach, 60 Robert Streba, 90 Ronald Stutler. 93 Stanley Sulek. 93 Philip Tazbier, 93 Fred Trelka, 90 Miroslaw Urbaniak. 91 Arthur Verrier. 92 Walter Welninski. 91 Anthony Wieczorek, 90 Kenneth Wilson, 92 Daniel Wisniewski, 92 Joseph Wojcik. 90 Casimir Woscinski. 90 Ronald Wrobel, 91 Emerick Yurkovich, 90 Louis Zielinski. 91 Daniel Zito. 92 Andrew Zurczak, 93 Adam Zywicki. 92 JUNIORS Jose Acevedo, 97 Richard Ahmer, 96 Donald Bader. 95 Donald Balicki. 98 Ronald Balicki. 98 David Baloun, 95 Edward Baran, 96 Arnold Blaszynski, 95 Lawrence Bonk. 95 Michael Borysow, 97 Joseph Broda, 97 Charles Buglio, 97 Morris Burns, 96 Anthony Cazolas, 97 Richard Chmielewski, 97 Thomas Ciszewski. 97 Anthony Citera, 96 Frank Czarnik, 95 Kenneth Doman. 98 Richard Duda. 96 Richard Dudek. 98 John Dziedzic. 98 Paul Evansky, 97 Jerome Fialkowski. 95 Robert Fucik, 96 Kenneth Fuesz, 95 John Gaca, 95 Norbert Gacek, 97 Richard Giffin. 60 Andrew Gilewicz, 97 Stanley Gofron, 97 Richard Gotowka, 96 Donald Grudecki. 96 Richard Grygienc, 96 Richard Grzelak. 98 Chester Gurga. 95 Chester Haltman, 98 Slawomir Harcaj, 97 Rudolph Heintzelman, 98 Roger Hoffman, 98 Henry Janik, 60 Ronald Janousek. 98 Walter Jasien. 96 Robert Karczmarczyk, 95 John Karklin, 97 Zbigniew Kiernicki. 96 Richard Kleczynski, 96 Thaddeus Klimas, 97 Melvin Knick, 96 Thomas Kocanda, 95 Edward Kondal. 98 Stanley Kondrat, 98 James Konieczny, 98 Chester Kowalkowski, 95 Stanley Kowan, 98 Ronald Koza, 98 Eugene Koziol, 96 Richard Krajewski, 96 Fred Krakowiak, 97 Thomas Krasowski, 97 Richard Kriesse. 96 Algis Kronas, 98 Ronald Kruk. 95 John Krzak, 60 Norbert Krzywacki. 96 Daniel Kuklewicz, 98 Michael Kukula. 96 Richard Kula. 96 Thomas Kusek. 97 Page 128 Ted Lakomecki, 96 Robert Lee, 96 Kenneth Lieske, 98 Harry Lisakowski, 98 Daniel Liss. 98 Eugene Loch, 97 Thomas Mach, 98 Richard Mackiewicz, 96 Florian Madurzak. 96 Robert Magiera, 95 Joseph Martinek, 95 Edward May, 97 Robert Maziarka, 98 George Mecko, 97 George Medrick. 97 John Metzgier, 97 Richard Michalec. 98 Gerald Michols. 97 Ronald Miller, 95 Mitchell Moos, 95 William Morrison, 97 Sam Muscarello, 98 Donald Nega, 98 Daniel Neja, 98 Edward Nowak, 97 R ' chard Oleksy. 97 Thomas Orlowski, 98 Gregory Owcarz, 98 Henryk Pacyna, 97 Daniel Pasowicz, 95 Casimir Paul. 95 Stanley Pazuchowski. 96 Philip Penkala, 97 Frank Piechowiak. 98 Robert Pilch. 98 George Pizanowski. 96 Daniel Placzek, 96 Daniel Podpora, 98 Andrew Podraza. 96 Joseph Prez. 98 Robert Prus. 95 Ronald Przeklasa. 95 Frank Regett, 95 Dennis Rembleski. 96 Robert Richards, 97 Robert Rotta, 97 Edward Rozylowicz. 95 Frank Rummel. 95 Raymond Ryzner. 98 Chester Sadkowski, 95 Kenneth Sakowicz. 96 Daniel Scully, 95 Wayne Sieck, 96 Lawrence Siekierski. 98 Donald Skiba, 97 Ted Slonina, 96 Ronald Sowizrol, 97 Edward Steck, 98 Fred Stelmach. 95 Joseph Strumidlowski. 96 Andrew Sworowski, 95 Leonard Szafraniec. 96 Joseph Szalkiewicz, 95 Robert Szczesnv, 97 Roland Szura. 95 Charles Szydlowski, 96 James Szymaszek, 97 Leonard Tabor, 96 Casimir Thomas, 95 Theodore Thomas, 95 Robert Tobiaski. 97 Ronald Topczewski. 97 Anthony Tortorcllo, 98 Jerome Urbaszewski. 95 Frank Viscariello. 98 James Walsh, 97 Roman Wasieczko. 98 Raymond Werich, 60 Albert Wojcik. 95 Walter Wojcik. 95 Thaddeus Wojdyla. 96 Eugene Zegar, 95 Joseph Zurawski, 96 Info fa A ■ f curc A