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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1957 volume:

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B Y 1 X KY AY' W f WJWIYQ f 'x S ,Z ' 2 This is a city 1. . . the voiceless stir of a bustling metropolis . . the clatter of elevated trains mingled with the piercing wail of 4 sirens and the throaty rumble of the city's traffic . . . canyons of concrete and steel reverberating with endless echoes . . . neon lights turning night into day . . . a great industrial center . . . with overcast sky, an impenetrable lining of smoke exhaled by the R fires belching forth from its steel mills . . . the frantic tempo of the millions of people as they plod through their everyday tasks . . . M ,,-no 1 '-. o0Il 'r H,,r an' wan-'nf fwfdlknhv- 7 '-,Q ',,,,,.: 'Whuumr Ki ij? H , li' This unceasing activity . . . a trademark of llleiiglilikibf i JBA? Way? Mwlst these lofty skyscrapers, winding subwaysi larrcllprnlles of boulevarcls stands a school, our school . . . through whose tpoitalsf A af 2.415 if ,QB f A fs Wai' ' . . . X, Sw Y 2 Ei pass the hope of a better city, a better world . . . extending f w ,I K T fgggrm la' Us ,H.1sf:-vp, -jeg 192. 3 T T ff li Life? 'ftp ' 4 f gl' g , X.: - ' .f f eg, a-sq'Q'g,fgel?a , . ., s 1 K, A 9 K K I ,t s X , FIM, 'L ef Us 4. pf,- - sr Q ,, - . -. , 1? V351 , K . K , Y. X K I Yiserfyggjirwgggyligcy A.i?gl47irvHgJ4gxg1?Si - 4 a s T Q a r 7, . . f V , , W eg' a s Q 1 X5 , Ezfigeigw f X - wr- X W fag S if jail ,XSMNE My 2 , vi of , ass If X M Qs WW 4 ZW., sl x vs. If I2 Mx gist? ew ,. 1, 39 if iff? fziiilfi? F f- 3 , Qfgfs - fi' f f .i2,Q,ef15?gix ' Qs . re lf Wea. its influence to all parts of the city . . . instructing her wards in a M truly Christian spirit . . . training them for useful civic and social lives . . . This is Holy Trinity High School . . . a storehouse of knowledge ifor nearly five decades . . . IN me HEART or ci-ucAeo. gi: 552 , gi' ,k ,tfeefsti Q we if sf Loggi: E v Wkf , 1 w l x . NM X CONTENTS Administration .... Faculty ........ Classes ...... The Students ......... Activities and Events .... Athletics ........... Patrons . . . Index . . . Page 12 16 22 34 70 102 122 126 'ian I S lOO Puge10 -K f W' ,N X 71,-: ' '53 rr- h ,Y Q . , '5 971 e ' ,, 5,4 is . t r. XS!! Ns . x ' Y ,. A . ,f-' --, , ,.A' ' - :-N . Wifi' X '6 sf l 5 - '.'L'. 4 1 'filzffg-Zim Q -A wg l N 'MVS IQ? Flo , x l ,W f Q fllxx e K + -5443 I V' 5, , , I ff Q. - J ' -g..,4,fQ, 17 'yy , . i -S of Q . K '71, f ' 4 l., WV Iii- gf Alai: 5,wi?,: Tilxgsx ,Q sl 4 t e fri, ai.. 155 pyffag l j Q x ', l '-531, lx -l ,f Ax. I y. g ' l J l A ' NM- - ,, 'fa m I l S l' it-EA ' - ' 'F' A l r it 3 511 -. vw A , A 4 l 1- 11 L V 1. I V , 1 Q ,vp gwfflfaiif llll il' 'KL lf l'mklli,51' af ple .gr' ,lm fl it is , fl 'illqll ,Wlglflk l' ly SHN 'll r ly ' X.. 'th r'lJl',1'l fill-Ellljml ll ll lil gf, ll l ll, I ' l 4 ,. WW 5.fl'Q f'Sl,f 1 fllltl ,s- 111, f X, ,V Milly' Ml-,Aw .lt fl' ll, pl lt ,l lv W ,ills-flgswfl .12 hi. lc All 0 fl' ,Ml f lv' I , I f ' i ,Y , , , , - . ll'.lf'x'?ll5l.'i,ff lj llll 'fli 'll f cs. f , 'lA'lr ww 0 '71 H x .- Q f -, av- , -Q, 1 rv- fe -'J A great reservoir of truth ably directed by the Brothers of Holy Cross . . . affording opportunities to acqulre practical knowledge and a sound foundation In literature, sciences, the arts . . . whose modern facllltles choice of courses, and quality of instruction rank among the best. . . with a tradition of successfully enabling Trinity graduates to seek higher learning or embark upon the business world . . . truly a builder of men This, our Alma Mater. Page 11 The Administration . Grderly Direction BROTHER CHARLES RYMAROWICZ, C.S.C. ...The Assistant Principal . . .ably sharing the duties in the administration of our school . . . whose constant task concerns the harmonious procedure of the daily school routine through orderly discipline . . , a man of firmness mingled with charity . . . a teacher of science . . . a counsellor of boys. Page 12 of School Life BROTHER JOSEPH WALTER, C.S.C. .. .Our Principal . . . a man with varied and important responsibilities . . . the director of the operations of this educational institution . . . the religious superior of the Brothers who staff our school . . . unseltishly devoting his talents and time to the boys entrusted to him . . . busy at work long before the doors open for school in September and long after the sound of the last bell in June . . . a community leader with a definite contribution to the welfare of our city - through its youth. ,, .M X, 4, Q. Q!-fs K 'VU wx X55 -ww in :Yr in 51 JSR. 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Business law, Music Appreciation, Religion ll, Band Director, Glee Club Director Brother Joseph Dudek, C.S.C. Physics, Advanced Algebra, Religion IV, Athletic Director Brother Victor, C.S.C. General Science, Tuition Brother Donald Rink, C.S.C. English I, Citizenship, Intramurals Nlay l3th marked the othcial opening of the centenary year celebration by the Congregation of Holy Cross in celebrating the hundredth anniversary of the Papal approval of the society's Constitutions. Since the Congregations humble beginnings in France, the Priests and Brothers of Holy Cross have carried their Apostolic influence through parishes and schools across the world. Page lo w i -H Q ? 2 351 , , ., 3 ',. . gg if 3 .2 sw z My .X 5? E' 'RB f 1' Q 1 J? S 1 5 3 iii: 3 iff 'A 5 Q t I N 'M-W- Q wwnu. A Role of Preparing Young Men For o Fuller Life Brother Nlciximus, C.S.C. lotin Ill, Lutin lVg Ofhce Brother Leon, C.S.C. English lg Lotin I Brother Williom Schubmehl, C.S.C. Advanced Algebrctg Religion lg Chemistry, Athletic Business Director, Student Insurance Brother Joseph Chvolo, C.S.C. English II, Religion II, Audio-Visual Director, Coteteriog Y.C.S. Nloderotor, Sophomore Class Nloderotor Left to right: Brother lllloximusg Brother Leon, Brother Williont, Brother Joseph t gpggwg i 2 kv' .,.....--- dn., ,,..-we 5 5 fi Q si J- anie'-nntgqgk -M Left to right, Brother Joseph, Brother Romanus, Brother Clarence, Brother Nevin, Brother James A Vocation to Advance the Cause of the American Way of Life Brother Joseph Heisler, C.S.C. Religion I, Plane Geometry Brother Romanus, C.S.C. Religion III, Librarian, Senior Guidance Counselor Brother Clarence Podgorski, C.S.C. English III, English ll, Director of Student Play, Locker Consignment ., Brother Nevin, C.S.C. 'fu-12141 Jf'f?f'f:- World History, Religion I Brother James Moroney, C.S.C. English IV, Yearbook Adviser, Vocational Promoter, Head of English Department, Assistant Director of Student Play This year a signiticant and ioyful event has taken place in the history annals of the Brothers of Holy Cross. Since their arrival in this country from France in l84l, they have continued in rapid growth and expansion throughout the entire country. Thus, it has become necessary to divide the United States province into the Mid-West, Eastern, and South-West provinces. This decision was carried out by the General Chapter of the Congregation in Rome. The Brothers' long tradition of progress and achievement is being extended. Page T9 if 'I A Full Time .lob in the Classroom, ln Co-curricular Activities Brother Maurice Healy, C.S.C. U.S. Historyg Religion ll Brother John Kuhn, CSC. French I, French ll, Social Living, Artg Freshman Class Moderator? Newspaper Adviser: Y.C.S. Moderator Brother Vincent Will, C.S.C. Religion ll, General Scienceg Senior Class Moderator, Assistant Athletic Director Brother Theophilus, CSC. Religion Ill, Polish I, Polish ll, Sociology, Y.C,S. Moderator, Mission Moderator Lett to right: standing, Brother Maurice, Brother John, Brother Vincent, Brother Theophilus i .pail ,,.,.-paid igpnstti' ,......----lr .....---ll .mx ffl --------. ........,,,-.-. ..,,,,-'--.- ..,,,,.-M-H.. ....,,,-H-.sq-Q ---w--.... - '-- -M- '---. -ski'-Q R Nlfkm v saw X 1 wi -- --rv-' X X K wg -Nw fig? Mi . x X mf UH :SAfi'Nf1Q? , Lwlfiiw 5 3,Q5I X I, f Akiiigc. K :gg W x VHS? ,R NW A.. . 4-9' YW G-GN 4 X ..A. A if as , -- 5 9, 4- .,. .. :ax - E me r U , R h I l W at M A. ff S ' .gggfgiiym . M WW W yi X7 W5 , , xy g Lkgxiffng J W vw? K 11,759 as ,, Mi ,. A Curriculum of Essentials . . . Religion and Math Top picture: Students in Mechanical Drawing class are busy at work on a typical class pro- iect. lFirst row, front to back: R. Kula, H. Lisakowski, G. Medrick, H. Pacyna, and P. Penkala. Second row, front to back. G. Pizanowski, A. Podraza, R. Ryzner, L. Siekierski, and J. Szalkiewiczj Center picture: In their Freshman Religion class D. Nie- naladlo and R. Heuschmidt glance over a map of the Holy Land. Bottom picture: Solving one of the intricate problems in their Advanced Algebra class are L. Pisz- kiewicz and D. Stankiewicz. OPPOSITE PAGE Top picture: In their Solid Geometry class D. Baloun, E. Roszlowicz, J. Broda, and R. Werich are examining three dimensional solids as an aid to a deeper understanding ofthe sub- ject matter. Bottom picture: Brother Raymond chats with members of his Junior Religion class. Lett to right: K. Dunai, P. Kowalski, J. Nowosielski, D. Duffy, L. Behrendt, and E. Downes. Page 24 49+ fx fi I MM WN? N X, 5 N MQ? lm M1 PN The English Class . . .The Daily lnculcating the Basic Groundwork for Creative Expression Nouns, verbs, appositives, split infinitives and the entire realm of grammatical terms laboriously analyzed during the student's four years of high school are only a minute part of the vast range of material covered in his English class. It is here primarily that the student strives to acquire that ability to communicate his knowledge and his constructive contribution to a swiftly moving world. For this important skill in expressing his ideas in writing and in speaking, it is the student's daily task to build a working vocabulary, to study thoroughly the structure of the sentence, the paragraph, and the theme, and to acquire the habit of spelling correctly consistently. Progress is measured through his improvements in the regularly assigned compositions and planned speeches. To further personal initia- tive and progress the English department conducts the annual declamation, elocution, oratory and essay contests. Page 26 Et is is 5 - si f X A3322 wig Workshop of warn. in A yi W 'Ski P5-i'fsX?g 1-Q, 1, f ig, t W lf' S Va K 1 ii If ' fix a. QSM fi! 3 r Q , J J sg? 4 5 Sf R 1 ea ' saw ' 5 Q, ,Qs.iss3 i fl 3ii w 'v 543515: UDLH I E, Sears a ani fszaai guwlaflsez, ,,, J , J n Q k,. if fmmww lzfllgayrsaaffd ssa:e4ljrz1e., 4 Tcsspggsiemmfmi, I Ni A 6 saw safs,fy,f25, VY! 'S sims fwf 55 EX, 5 5 ,Q ,' j a I fiiQEff3f5 wie! wiliiifiiiif 'iW'if?ff'f?1'F III 315515512655 MFE! N R I W Y 57,sf':' fx,5f,'g555g5 4,1 ggi, 'L R Virgil: fi- A fre 56.4, W 4,541,252 wa 1522535 f,y,,g.,5 J ' 'U 'ff , , if 595553285 gf' Sw are 5 3 ii Mimi? M J live egg, H 5 My Nw, ,, 'llifwm ' Vw- yy , 'fs 'fn wi if y,?,,fw 2 , , ffl,,.ffrel,g are fi!-??iQrf5f , BMW intl are 3 ,Wife f5ap'i'aWl Eiiyiiiii ifiiffify, Q, , ts ,gf A52g,,m,jf'f'rf1 We 'W 353' gm fffilfg 4 'lr mwfam kwa fi-,Wd ft 5 , the Communicative Arts lntently carrying out the class proiects in speech, literature, and word study are: left To right, John Kososki, Jerome Loch, Gerald Grey, Thomas Cis- zewski, Anthony Wieczorek, Casimir Paul, Wayne Dominowski, Norfie Diciolla, and Joseph Nliaso. Page 27 H, md' E 4 2 ff if,-If 1 1 S ,ffvfk is f' fl .reef fi, If G - , . H Www f W l , if , 1 Q fl ssi' iff 'itil s I tv. .'. L' E . - f l I . . - -' V Nt- , , ,,J L1 , f-. elf. ,-E, I VN- M - f M5 , W, I L ,f F 'KLA .Q 'I In J .1 At Work in Sociology, Government ond Typing Top: Pondering some of the major social issues in sociology class are Jerome Fialkowski and Ed- ward Kukula. Center: As on integral part of a high school curriculum, government classes aim at instilling in the students a basic knowledge of the function of our democratic government. Here, seemingly en- ioying the task, are John Gaca, Richard Dudek, Anthony Cazolas and Lawrence Bonk. Bottom: Lawrence Bonk, amidst the maze of tangled ribbon, learns from experience the correct functions of the parts of a typewriter. Page 28 Developing Skills ancl Talents . . Art and Commercial Classes Top: Intently studying various lay- outs in design in their art class, Frank Regett, Stanley Pazuchowski, and Stanley Kondrat are absorbed in their work. Center: ' Creative talent is here exer- cised by Thomas Ciszewski, Greg Owcarz, and Stanley Harcai as they put on the fin- ishing touches. Bottom: Wayne Sieck explains to the remainder of the bookkeeping class the entries on a trial balance sheet. Page 29 ,X Eli WWW Bridging The Gap To a Deeper Understanding Through fhe Foreign Language Classes fhis Wholesome Affifude is Developed Page 30 If 2 0 ,gm r', li r . Gb 'IH C .LL IX -A . fin- ,- . - rrr K rf s K rl : 1 I , it U Q AT I: l ff ,,,-'- ' , , ' ' 6 fv 1 Q ' 49 if . xt, A . . 2, . xt X55 8 il Gl u-ill 'li' t V li? 2 7 l ' l if H l Q-EL W ln the French, Latin, and Polish classes the students through active participation get a deeper insight into the past cultural contributions to our present generation. Left to right: Stanley Krall, James Kross, August Wanka, Mitchel Kaminski, Zens Forowicz, Lucian Zygmunt, James Gorczyn- ski and Wenceslaus Sudol. of the People the World Over The study ofa foreign language, though considered seemingly fruitless and unnecessary by some, is a definite step toward the development of the full man. Linguistic studies have a far-reaching scope, they embrace not only the tedious learning of declensions or coniugations, but also a method of training our intellects to know, to think, to understand. lt is through the study of languages that students gain a deeper insight and appreciation of the cultures of other lands, it enables one to recognize alien thought patterns and to evaluate the cultural contributions of these nations to the world of literature, science, and the arts. Mastering foreign languages is not only useful but mandatory if we, the citizens of tomorrow, are to cope with the social and economic ills of our multilingual globe. Mastery of one or two foreign languages seems almost nil, never- theless, it is one step closer toward international understanding and harmony. Page 31 The Drama of Civilization. . As Seen Through the History of the World History is a fascinating subiect - a giant mirror reflecting the colorful, turbulent pag- eantry of yesterday's world. lts exploration enables students to relive moments of ioy and sadness, victory and defeat, which came to pass centuries ago, events which have helped to shape our world of today. World history - a great global tour - tra- verses the seven continents, thousands of years and scores of civilizations. Centuries which have elapsed since the construction of the pyramids until the present days of unrest whiz by, pausing only momentarily before our eyes. U.S. history arouses admiration and pride in students when they realize that our fore- fathers forged this modern power that is the United States out of the wilderness and for- eign rule. Yes, this is history on the march. While studying the past we live the present and de- termine the future, realizing that history is a constant repetition of events, the characters and settings may change, but the plot remains intact. , gs l ff 1,4 ,Z , 1- 'firipr U-Qi : 3 figgtgfg Qgcfifg y j' xxgijigvghfff f t H s- . QV Y i. x , f e-. s f gina' Qs. 'Y I 1, e gg i E' Nifty, : '-I ' .' K q ,..- xx QS'-tf'9 Vx -x q 'u?::-U' L C339 gf 'eggs ,e-Y'- EM - ? f . f eg 5' 5154, , Vs gf j1gxASbQ,Ar V X v. ,' History students take a deeper look into the elec- tion year and its possible influence upon the rest of the world. Left to right: Paul Nloreno, Don Pilch. Joseph Safraniek, Frank Barajas, Adam Zywicki, James Palacz, and Dennis Suderski. Page 32 w. 'x 'w'f-.M IS f S X, l sm 1 ,wwf M Page 33 X IIN X 1 4 M? If - f, l .il -A ,......--.........,n . 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J-N55 .1 me 1 ,0 if- 4 544 ,-1 cw-T ,-' -Q, - I r xsff h If ' .639 N 'Tix L sis A X q -1 Presently fulfilling their scholastic obligations . . . acquiring a thorough Christian education . . . intent upon reaching their coveted goal - a credit to their school and their community . . . eagerly anticipating the challenges life has to offer . . . in an ever-constant striving to improve our city, our world . . . With their youthful enthusiasm and optimism and undying energy, they are the future of our country. Page 35 Officers of the Class of T957 The curtain descends on the high school phase of their lives. Along with their diplomas of recognition the class at T957 take with them a sound foundation for their future work and also many fond memories of tour pleasant years here in our school. Time has slipped rapidly away into past history, leaving its mark on these Trinity men who now look ahead with hopeful determination. 6 ,Q- vs Top right: Brother Vincent Class Moderator Pat A Top left: Casimir Thomas President Bottom left: Ted Lakomecki Treasurer Bottom center: Nlitchell Nloos Vicefpresident x...,1+ Center: Richard Grygienc Sgt.-at-arms Bottom right: David Baloun Secretary Page 33 3 M' JOSE ACEVEDO 1461 W. Superior Holy Innocents RICHARD AHMER 1615 S. 58th Ave. St. Roman Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,45 Football 25 Intramural Basket- lntramural Volleyball 1,2,3,45 ball 2,35 Declamation 25 Senior Class Sgt.-at-Arms 15 Y.C.S. 4. Essay Contest 45 Y.C.S. 3,4. Page 37 home. DONALD BALICKI 1114 N. Richmond St. Stanislaus Kostka Varsity Basketball 1,2,3,45 ln- tramural Volleyball 1,2,3,45 Maior Basketball Monogram Winner 1,2,3,45 Basketball Co- captain 4. R.l.P. Kenneth Sakowicz DON BADER 3051 Logan Blvd. St. Francis Xavier Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,45 Oratory 35 Elocution 15 Band 1,2,3,45 Band Officer 45 Scholas- tic Monogram 3,45 Maior Band Monogram Winner 3,45 Christ- mas Amateur Show 35 School Play 4. Almighty and everlasting God, Who hast been pleased to breathe into man a soul according to Thy likeness, do Thou while at Thy bidding dust returns to dust, com- mand Thine image to be associated with Thy saints and elect in an everlasting DAVE BALOUN 2878 W. Cermak Road St. Roman Varsity Basketball 2,3,45 Intra- mural Basketball 15 Intramural Volleyball 1,2,3,45 Class Treas- urer 2,45 Class Sgt.-at-Arms 35 Declamation 25 Elocution 15 Band 1,2,3,45 Band Olticer 45 Major Band Monogram Winner 3,4. ARNOLD BLASZYNSKI 1713 W. Julian St. Stanislaus Kostka Varsity Basketball 2,3,45 Foot- ball 1,3,45 Intramural Basket- ball 15 Intramural Volleyball 1, 2,3,45 Class Secretary 15 Y.C.S. 35 Major Basketball Monogram Winner 3,45 Maior Football Monogram Winner 4. THOMAS E. BOLEWSKI 1827 N. Hermitage Ave. St. Mary of the Angels Intramural Volleyball 4, Senior Essay Contest 4, Year- book Staft Asst. Mgr. 4. LAWRENCE BONK 1069 W. Fry St. St. John Cantius Football 4, Intramural Basketball 1,2, Intramural Volley- ball 1,2, Maior Football Monogram Winner 4. MIKE BORYSOW 1025 N. Sacramento Ave. St. Helen Intramural Basketball 2,3,4, Intramural Volleyball 2,3,4, Tennis 2,3,4, Senior Essay Contest 4, Y.C.S. 3, Yearbook Staff 3,4, Newspaper Stott 3,4, Scholastic Monogram 2,3,4, Maior Tennis Monogram Winner 3,4, Tennis Captain 4i French Award 1,2, Mathematics Contest 3, School P ay 4. JOSEPH J. BRODA 6142 S. Ashland St. Fidelis Football 1, Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4, Intramural Vol- leyball 1,2,3,4, Tennis 3, Scholastic Monogram 1. MORRIS BURNS 231 N. Central St. Lucy Intramural Volleyball 2, Oratory 3, Declamation 2, Elocu- pfzn 11, Y.C.S. 2,3,4, Scholastic Monogram 1,3,4, School ay . TONY CAZOLAS 5648 Leland St. Constance Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4, Intramural Volleyball 1,2, 3,4, Senior Essay Contest 4, Band 1,2,3,4, Band Ofticer 4, Maior Band Monogram Winner 2,3,4, Dance Band 2,3,4. The Task of Bringing Into Their Environment RICHARD CHMIELEWSKI 2338 N. Keating St. Stanislaus Kostka Football 1, Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4, Intramural Vol- leyball 1,2,3,4, Scholastic Monogram 1,2,3,4. THOMAS CISZEWSKI 2233 W. Lyndale St. Hedwig Y.C.S. 1,2, Science Club 1, Square Dancing 1,2, Audio Visual Club 1,2,3,4, Monogram A-V 3,4, Vice Pres. A-V 4, Honor Guard 3,4, Glee Club 3. Page 38 ANIHUNY Llll:RA 1825 W. Race Ave. St. Collumbkille Intramural Volleyball 2, Glee Club 3: Y.C.S. 3,45 School Play 4. FRANK J. CZARNIK 710 N. Bishop St. Holy Innocents Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4p Intra- mural Volleyball 1,2,3,4, Declamation 27 Science Club 1, Yearbook Staff Asst. Sports Editor, School Play 4. KENNETH DOMAN 1500 W. 17 St. St. Adalbert's Intramural Volleyball 1,2,3,4, Bowl- ing 1. The football team spends countless of hours preparing for the season's games. Here Joe Szalkiewicz, Ted Lakomecki, Arnold Blaszynski, and Ron Sowizrol join forces in practice at Humboldt Park. The Christian Ideals RICHARD DUDA 4128 S. Mozart Five Holy Martyrs Glee Club 1,2,3,4p Glee Club Olticer 4 - President, Honor Guard 3,4. RICHARD DUDEK 1045 N. Mozart St. Holy Trinity Intramural Volleyball 1,2. JOHN DZIEDZIC 1022 W. Fry St. St. John Cantius Page 39 r , , 3 if ' s t sl' Dennis Rembleski and Richard Reardon spend some of their leisure time enjoying the open air and a bit of enjoyable conversation. ConHdenHy PAUL A. EVANSKY 1227 N. Cleaver St. Holy Trinity Football 1,25 Intramural Basketball 1,2, 3,45 Intramural Volleyball 1,2,3,45 Class Secretary 25 Student Council 15 Prom Committee 3. JEROME FIALKOWSKI 2217 N. Hoyne Ave. St. Hedwig Intramural Basketball 1,25 Intramural Volleyball 1,2,3,45 Newspaper Staff Typ- ist's 4. ROBERT FUCIK 2138 W. 18 Place Saint Ann Intramural Volleyball 2,35 Declamation 25 Y.C.S. 25 Junior Red Cross 15 Scho- lastic Monogram 1. KEN FUESZ 3112 Davlin St. St. Hyacinth Intramural Basketball 2,35 Intramural Volleyball 3,4. JOHN GACA 5241 N. Nagle Ave. St. John Contius Scholastic Monogram 3. NORBERT GACEK 1520 W. 17th St. St. Adalbert Band 23,45 Maior Band Monogram Win- ner 3,4. Page 40 Challenging The Future. ANDREW GILEWICZ RICHARD GOTOWKA RICHARD GROBAREK RICHARD GRYGIENC 1942 Fairfield Ave. St. Fidelis Intramural Volleyball l,2. Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,45 Football 2,35 Intramural Volley- lntramural Volleyball 1,2,3,4. ball 1,2,3. RICHARD GRZELAK 1231 N. Marion Ct. St. Helens Intramural Basketball 1,2,35 Intramural Volleyball 1,2,3,4. CHESTER GURGA 2221 S. Christiana St. Casimir Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,45 Intra- 'nural Volleyball 1,2,3,4. CHESTER HALTMAN 1229 N. Rockwell St. St. Fidelis Varsity Basketball 3,45 Intramural Vol- eyball 3,45 Maior Basketball Monogram Ninner 4. SLAWOMIR M. HARCAJ 2653 W. Evergreen Ave. St. Fidelis lennis 35 Glee Club l,2,35 Y.C.S. 2,35 'olish Arts Contest 3,45 Square Dancing 35 Yearbook Statt, Art Editor 3.45 News- Japer Staff, Art Editor 3,45 Scholastic Vlonogram 15 Mathematics Contest 35 School Play 4. DETER HARCHUT 2830 W. 21st Place St. Casimir QUDOLPH HEINTZELMAN 2222 S. Downing Ave. St. Columbkille Jarsity Basketball l,2,3,45 Intramural lolleyball 2,35 Maior Basketball Mono- gram Winner 4. Page 41 1620 W. Cullerton St. Adalbert Football 1,2,3,45 Intramural Basketball 2,35 Intramural Vol- leyball 2,35 Class Secretary 45 Student Council 2,35 Maior Football Monogram Winner 2,3, 45 School Play 4. l ,Q,L4 RONALD JANOUSEK 1656 W. 21st Place St. Adalbert WALTER JASIEN, JR. 1736 W. 21st St. St. Adolbert Varsity Basketball 3,4, Intramural Basketball 1,2, Intra- mural Volleyball 1,2,3,4, Science Club 1,2, Maior Basket- ball Monogram Winner 4. ROBERT J. KARCZMARCZYK 3328 W. Pershing Road St. Pancratius Intramural Basketball 1,2,3, Intramural Volleyball 1,2,3, Band 1,2,3,4, Band Omcer, Sergeant 4, Y.C.S. 2, Maior Bond Monogram Winner 3,41 Polka Band fAcc.I. JOHN KARKLIN 382 N. Hamlin Ave. Our Lady of Angels ZBIGNIEW KIERNICKI 1657 W. Huron St. Holy Innocents Intramural Basketball 1,2,3, Intramural Volleyball 2,3. RICHARD KLECZYNSKI 5015 N. Mobile Ave. St. Constance Intramural Basketball 2,3,4, Intramural Volleyball 2,3,4, Y.C.S. 1,27 Scholastic Monogram 1,2,3,4. ROGER HOFFMAN 3848 Diversey St. Mary of the Angels Intramural Volleyball 4, Yearbook Stott 4. HENRY JANIK 1813 W. Armitage St. Mary's Intramural Basketball l,2,3,4, Intramural Volleyball 1,2 3,4. 4 THAD KLIMAS 5000 S. Karlov Ave. St. Bruno Intramural Basketball 4, Intramural Volleyball 1,2,3,4. MELVIN KNICK 2605 W. Iowa St. St. Mark's Glee Club 2. Page 42 LARRY KOCHAN 2906 N. 74th Ct. Holy Trinity Varsity Basketball 2,3,4, Intramural Basketball If Intra- mural Volleyball 1,2,3,4p Maior Basketball Monogram Win- ner 3,4. EDWARD KONDAL 1062 Milwaukee Ave. Holy Trinity Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4p Intramural Volleyball 1,2, 3,45 Science Club 1. STAN KONDRAT 1921 N. Whipple St. St. Fidelis JAMES KONIECZNY 1702 S. Washtenaw St. Roman Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4, Intramural Volleyball 1,2 3,4, Y.C.S. 1,2,3p Science Club 1,2. CHESTER KOWALKOWSKI 1755 W. 83rd St. Five Holy Martyrs Band 1,2,3,4, Band Officer 4, Square Dancing 2, Audio Visual Club 2,3,4f Maior Band Monogram Winner 2,3,4 Dance Band 4, Amateur Contest 4. STANLEY KOWAN 1352 N. Ashland Ave. St. Stanislaus Kostka Glee Club 1,2,3g Golor Guard 1,2,3. Standing on the Very Threshold of Life . . . Probably thinking of the approaching future, Fred Stelmack, surrounded by the beauty of fall, looks into the distance. Page 43 RONALD KOZA 978 N. Milwaukee Ave. St. Boniface Intramural Basketball I,2, Intramural Volleyball I,2, Science Club I. GENE KOZIOL 4247 S. Mozart St. Five Holy Martyrs Elocution I, Declamation 2, Oratory 3, Senior Essay Con- test 4, Glee Club l,2,3, Y.C.S. 2,3, Square Dancing I,2, 3,4, Yearbook Staft, Co-Editor 4, Scholastic Monogram l,2,3,4, Honor Guard 2,3,4, Glee Club Award 2,3, English Award 2,3, School Play 4. RICHARD KRAJEWSKI 2069 N. Hoyne Ave. St. Hedwig Glee Club I,2,3,4, Glee Club Officer, Vice President 4, Y.C.S. 2,3,4, Science Club I, Square Dancing 2,3, Audio- Visual Club l,2,3, Yearbook Staff, 2,3,4, Asst. Literary Editor 3,4. RICHARD KRIESSE 956 W. Chicago Ave. St. John Cantius Varsity Basketball 2,3,4, Intramural Basketball I, Intra- mural Volleyball I,2,3,4, Student Council I, Scholastic Monogram 3,4, Maior Basketball Monogram Winner 3. NORBERT KRISS 1446 W. Chestnut St. Boniface Intramural Basketball l,2,3,4, Intramural Volleyball I,2,3,4. RONALD KRUK 5440 W. School St. Holy Innocents Intramural Volleyball 2,3,4, Scholastic Monogram 2. Armed With the Abundance of Knowledge DANIEL KUKLEWICZ 3307 W. Dickens Ave. St. Hedwig Intramural Volleyball I, Science Club I. MICHAEL KUKULA I54I W. Cortez St. Holy Trinity Varsity Basketball 2, Intramural Basketball I,4, Intra- mural Volleyball I,2,3,4, Student Council I,2,3. Page 44 ICHARD KULA 1950 W. Dickens St. Hedwig lee Club 1,2. OM KUSEK 1360 W. Walton St. John Cantius ttramural Basketball 1,3,4, Intramural 'olleyball 2,3,4. ED LAKOMECKI 1719 W. Julian St. Annunciation 'arsity Basketball 2,3,4, Football 1,3,4, ootball Co-captain 4, Intramural Bas- etball 1, Intramural Volleyball 1,25 lass Secretary 3, Class Sgt.-at-Arms 4, reclamation 2, Nlaior Basketball Mono- ram Winner 2,3,4g Muior Football llonogram Winner 3,4. Upon arrival on the first day of school, seniors, Dan Placzek, Chester Haltman, and Joe Stru- midlowski, fill out blanks for the newly introduced insurance plan. Acquired Here at Trinity ROBERT LEE 3827 S. Winchester St. Peter 8. Paul larsity Basketball 2,3,4, Intramural Sasketball 1, Intramural Volleyball 1,27 Jlaior Basketball Monogram Winner 4. IARRY LISAKOWSKI 900 N. Ashland Ave. Hol Innocents Y ntramural Basketball 1,2,3,4, Intra- nural Volleyball 1,2,3,4, Science Club 1. DANIEL LISS 3017 S. Karlov Good Shepherd Page 45 Anthony Wieczorek poses for the traditional gradua- tion picture which he will cherish in the many years to come. Mindful of Their TOM MACH 1719 W. Pierce Ave. Annunciation Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4, Intra- mural Volleyball 1,2,4, Tennis 3, Glee Club 2,3, Cisca News Sports Reporter 4. RICHARD MACKIEWICZ 3124 Oak Ave. St. Hedwig Audio-Visual Club 3,45 Audio-Visual Treasurer 4. FLORIAN MADURZAK 1922 W. Cullerton St. Adalbert ROBERT MAGIERA 4551 S. Drake Ave. Five Holy Martyrs Intramural Basketball 1,2,3, Intramural Volleyball 1,27 Band 3. EDWARD MAY 949 N. Hoyne Ave. St. Helen Intramural Basketball 1,2,3, Intramural Volleyball 2,3. ROBERT MAZIARKA 1723 W. Huron St. Holy Innocents Page 46 Obligations to God, City, clncl Country . . . GEORGE MECKO GEORGE MEDRICK JOHN METZGIER, JR. 1470 N. Elston Ave. 1440 N. Leavitt St. 2122 S. California Ave. St. Stanislaus Kostka St. Aloysius St. Roman Varsity Basketball 35 Football Varsity Basketball 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 1. 3,45 Intramural Basketball 1, Football 1,25 lntramural Volley- 2,45 Intramural Volleyball 1,2, ball 1,2,3,45 Class Treasurer 35 3,45 Student Council 15 Maior Class Sgt.-at-Arms lp Student Football Monogram Winner 45 Council 25 Yearbook Staff Mem- ber 4p Maior Basketball Mono- gram Winner 3,4. School Play 4. GERALD MICHOLS 3129 N. Harding St. Hyacinth Football 2,35 lntramural Basketball 1,2, 3,45 lntramural Volleyball 1,2,3,45 Year- book Stott Business Manager5 School Play 4. RONALD MILLER 1535 N. Bell Ave. St. Aloysius lntramural Volleyball 15 Elocution 1- 1 , Glee Club 35 Science Club 1. 5 MITCHELL MOOS I 1045 N. Spaulding 5 Holy Trinity Football 2,3,45 Intramural Basketball 35 lntramural Volleyball 1,3,45 Class Vice- President 2,3,45 Senior Essay Contest 45 Y.C.S. 2,35 Polish Arts Contest 2,3,45 Student Council 2,35 Yearbook Literary Editor 45 Newspaper Staff 2,3,45 News- paper Editor-in-Chief 45 Scholastic Mon- ogram 1,2,3,45 Maior Football Mono- gram Winner 3,45 Latin Award 1,35 Ree ligion Award 1,25 Tennis 2,45 School Play 4. WILLIAM MORRISON 4622 Dickens St. Sylvester Band 1,2,3,45 Yearbook Staff Member 45 Scholastic Monogram 1,2,3,45 Maior Band Monogram Winner 3,45 School Play 4. SAM MUSCARELLO 4607 N. Western Ave. St. Mark lntramural Basketball 1,2,3,45 lntra- mural Volleyball 1,2,3,4. DONALD NEGA 1617 N. Bosworth Ave. Annunciation lntramural Basketball 1,2,3,45 lntra- mural Volleyball 1,2,3,45 Science Club 1. Page 47 RICHARD MICHALEC 2212 W. 19th St. St. Ann Varsity Basketball 25 lntra mural Basketball 1,2,3,45 Intra mural Volleyball 1,2,3,4. THOMAS ORLOWSKI 1433 N. Rockwell St. Fidelis GREGORY OWCARZ 1610 N. Honore St. St. Mary of the Angels Varsity Basketball 2, Football 2,3,4, Intramural Basketball 3,4, Major Football Monogram Winner 4, Christmas As- sembly 2, Intramural Volleyball 2,3,4. HENRY PACYNA 741 N. Throop St. St. John Cantius Band 1,2,3,4, Maior Band Monogram Winner 3,4. DANIEL PASOWICZ 1229 w. Fry sf. St. Boniface Intramural Basketball 3,4, Intramural Volleyball 3,4, Ora- tory 3, Yearbook Staff 4j Assistant Business Manager on Staff 4, Newspaper Staff 4, School Play 4. CASIMIR PAUL 1931 N. Wolcott Ave. St. Mary of the Angels Intramural Basketball 1,25 Intramural Volleyball 1. STAN PAZUCHOWSKI 1451 Fry St. St. Hedwig Intramural Basketball 1,2,3, Intramural Volleyball 1,2,3. DANIEL NEJA 343 Westmore Dr. St. Stanislaus Kostka Football 1, Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4g Intramural Volleyball 1,2,3,4. RICHARD OLEKSY 2619 W. 22nd Pl. St. Roman Intramural Basketball 1,2, Intramural Volleyball 1,2,3,4, Junior Red Cross If Science Club 1. PHILLIP PENKALA 1229 W. Fry St. St. John Cantius Intramural Volleyball 3,4. FRANK PIECHOWIAK 1903 W. Cullerton St. St. Adalbert Page 48 ROBERT PILCH 2816 W. Cermak St. Roman Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,47 Intramural Volleyball 1,2, 3,47 Junior Librarian 1,2,3,47 Y.C.S. 1,27 Science Club 1. DANIEL PLACZEK 6013 S. Austin Ave. SS. Peter and Paul Intramural Volleyball 17 Class Sgt.-at-Arms 27 Oratory 37 Elocution lj Y.C.S. 2,3,47 Science Club lj Audio-Visual Club l,2,3,47 Newspaper Staff 3,47 Scholastic Monogram 1,2,3,47 School Play 4. I I I DAN PODPORA 2629 W. Crystal St. Fidelis Football 1,47 Intramural Basketball 3,47 Intramural Vol leyball 1,2,3,47 Glee Club .l,2,3j Square Dancing 27 Stu dent Council 17 Nlaior Football Monogram Winner 4 Amateur Contest 37 Camera Club 2. ANDREW PODRAZA 1341 Haddon Ave. Holy Trinity Varsity Basketball 27 Intramural Basketball 1,3,47 Intra mural Volleyball 1,2,3,47 Declamation 2. ROBERT PRUSH 1312 N. Artesian St. Fidelis Football 17 Tennis 2. RON PRZEKLASA 2142 N. 75th Court, Elmwood Park St. Fidelis Elocution 1. The Hope of a Brighter Future, a Better World A moment of relaxation away from the rapidity of today's world is enjoyed by Ray Ryzner and Stan Kondrat. Page 49 RICHARD REARDON 3625 N. Damen St. Andrew Intramural Basketball 2,3, Band 3, Dance Band 2,3. FRANK REGETT 2840 Wellington St. Francis Xavier Glee Club 3, Newspaper Stat? Typist 4. DENNIS REMBLESKI II20 N. Wolcott Ave. St. Helen Intramural Basketball l,2,3,4, Intramural Volleyball I,2, 3,4, Elocution I, Senior Essay Contest 4, Band I,2,3,4, Band Officer 3,4, Yearbook Staff 4, Nluior Band Mono- gram Winner 3,4, Dance Band 2,3,4, Amateur Contest 4. ROBERT RICHARDS 707 S. Kenneth Ave. Presentation ROBERT ROTTA 7134 Overhill Ave. St. Mary of the Angels Stage Assistant 2, Amateur Contest 4, Glee Club 2. EDWARD ROZYLOWICZ 1339 Wicker Park Holy Trinity Intramural Basketball I,2,3, Intramural Volleyball I,2,3, , Tennis 2. Ambitiously Aspiring to Become Tomorrow's FRANK RUMMEL, JR. 3341 N. Oakley St. Andrew Football I. RAYMOND RYZNER 'III4 N. Richmond St. St. Fidelis Varsity Basketball 2, Intramural Basketball 3,4, Intra- mural Volleyball 2,3,4. Page 50 WAYNE SIECK 2713 W. Division St. St. Mark Football 1, Intramural Basketball 1,2 3,4, Intramural Volleyball l,2,3,4. LAWRENCE SIEKIERSKI 1442 N. Bosworth St. Stanislaus Kostka Varsity Basketball 2, Intramural Bas- ketball 1,3,4, Intramural Volleyball l,2, 3,4, Junior Red Crass 2, Science Club 1. DONALD SKIBA 1819 W. 21st Place St. Pius Varsity Basketball 3,4, Intramural Bas- ketball 2, Intramural Volleyball 1,2,3,4, Student Council 3, Major Basketball Monogram Winner 4. r Albert Wojcik and Charles Szyd- lowski wait tor the all important moment when they hook that big one which will probably get away. Professionalists and Businessmen TED SLONINA 855 N. May St. St. John Cantius Football 1, Intramural Basketball 1,2,-4, Intramural Volleyball 1,2,3,4. RONALD SOWIZROL 2439 N. Mango Ave. ' St. James :ootball 1,2,3,4, Intramural Basketball l,2,3,4, Intramural Volleyball 1,2,3,4, Y.C.S. 3, Maior Football Monogram Ninner 3,4, Camera Club 1, School 'lay 4. EDWARD STECK 1517 N. Ashland Ave. St. Stanislaus Kostka football 1,4, Intramural Basketball 1,2, 3,4, Intramural Volleyball 1,2.3,4, Lcience Club 1, Yearbook Staff Co-Editor I, Student Manager 1,2,3, Maior Mono- gram Winner 3,4, School Play 4. Page 51 This man-made stream seems to have caught the in- terest of Andrew Gilewicz and Robert Maziarka as they pause from school work and worry. Bidding Farewell FREDRICK STELMACK 2120 W. 18th Place Saint Ann Intramural Basketball 1,25 Intramural Volleyball 1,2,3,45 Y.C.S. 25 Yearbook Staff Member 45 Scholastic Monogram 35 School Play 4. JOSEPH STRUMIDLOWSKI 1452 W. Cortez Holy Trinity Intramural Basketball 2,35 Intramural Volleyball 2,35 Square Dancing 2,3,45 School Play 4. ANDREW SWOROWSKI 1950 W, Cullerton Saint Adalbert Intramural Basketball 3,45 lntramural Volleyball 3. LEONARD SZAFRANIEC 1014 N. Lorel Saint Aloysius DecIamation5 Elocution5 Scholastic Mon- ogram 3,45 Cheerleader 3,4. JOSEPH SZALKIEWICZ 1503 Maplewood Saint Fidelis Varsity Basketball 3,45 Football 4 Maior Football Monogram 45 Maior Bas ketball Monogram 4. ROBERT SZCZESNY 2330 N. Avers Our Lady of Grace Varsity Basketball 3,47 Football 45 ln tramural Volleyball 3,45 Y.C.S. 45 Schoo Play 4. Page 52 to Their Alma Mater . . The Class of 1957 ROLAND SZURA CHARLES SZYDLOWSKI JAMES SZYMASZEK 2024 W. Webster T317 N. Campbell 1254 N. Noble Saint Hedwig Holy Trinity Saint Stanislaus Kostka Intramural Basketball 2,3,4, ln- tramural Volleyball 2,3,4, Band 2,3,4, Band Officer 4. IASIMIR THOMAS 2124 W. Cortez Holy Trinity Football l,2,3,4, Football Co-captain 4, ntramural Basketball l,2,3,4, Intra- nural Volleyball l,2,3,4, Class Presi- lent i,2,3,4, Y.C.S. 2, Student Council ,2,3,4, Student Council Officer 3, Maior iootball Monogram 2,3,4, School Play 4. 'ED THOMAS 6608 N. Springfield Saint John Cantius ntramural Basketball l,2,3,4, Intra- nural Volleyball i,2,3,4. lOBERT TOBIASKI 1426 W. Lill Saint Josanhat ilee Club 2,3. IONALD TOPCZEWSKI T086 N. Marshfield Holy Trinity 'arsity Basketball 2,3,4, Football i, ntramural Basketball l, Intramural 'olleyball i,2.3,4, Tennis 3, Band 2.3.4, 'earbook Staff Assistant Business Man- ger 4, Maior Basketball Monogram ,3,4, Maior Band Monogram 3,4. .NTHONY TORTORELLO l5l7 W. Flournoy Notre Dame chool Play 4. EROME URBASZEWSKI 1733 N. Wood Saint Mary of the Angels enior Essay Cantest, Glee Club i,2, lee Club Accomnanist 1,2 3,4, Band ,2,3,4, Band Officer 4, Junior Red ross l, Polish Arts Contest 4, Sauare ancing i.2,3, Audio-Visual Club 2, earbook Staff Member i,2.3,4, Year- ook Staff Assistant Literary Editor 4, ewsnaper Staft Art Editor i, Scholas- c Monogram 3,4, Maior Band Mono- ram 3.4, Photograohv Club l, Dance and l,2,3,4, Organist 2 3.4. Page 53 LEONARD TABOR 4822 W. Belle Plaine Saint Fidelis Varsity Basketball 3,4, Football 4, Major Football Monogram 4, Maior Basketball Monogram 4. ROMAN WASIECZKO 2128 S. Albany Saint Casimir glee Elub 3, Y.C.S. 3, Newspaper Staff Typist 4, School ay . RAYMOND WERICH 3620 W. Chicago Our Lady of the Angels Intramural Basketball 4, Intramural Volleyball 2,3,4. ANTHONY WIECZOREK 1174 Milwaukee Holy Trinity Intramural Volleyball 1,2, Band 1,2,4, Maior Band Mono- gram 4. ALBERT WOJCIK 2115 W. Cullerton Saint Ann Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4, Intramural Volleyball 1,2,3,4. WALTER WOJCIK 2102 W. 18th Place Saint Ann Varsity Basketball 3,4, Football 3, Intramural Basketball 1,2, Intramural Volleyball 1,2,3,4, Declamation, Senior Essay Contest, Y.C.S. 2, Yearbook Stall' Sports Editor 4, Newspaper Staff Member 3,4, Newspaper Staff Sports Edi- tor 4, Scholastic Monogram 1,2,4, Maior Basketball Mono- gram 3,4. THADDEUS WOJDYLA 1910 W. Huron Holy Innocents Football 1,2. FRANK VISCARIELLO 1644 N. Lockwood Saint Pius Football 1,2, Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4, Intramural Volleyball 1,2,3,4, Student Manager 4, Maior Monogram Winner 4. JAMES WALSH 3434 W. Potomac Saint Boniface Band 1,2,3,4, Maior Band Monogram 3,4. EUGENE ZEGAR 4422 W. Cortez Saint Francis of Assisi Band 1,2,3,4, Band Ofhcer 4, Y.C.S. 4, Yearbook Staff Member 4, Scholastic Monogram 4, Maier Band Mono- gram 3,4, Amateur Contest 1,4, School Play 4. JOHN ZURAWSKI 1344 N. Artesian Saint Aloysius Audio-Visual Club 2.3,4, Student Council 1,2, Scholastic Monogram 1,2,3,4, School Play 4. Page 54 Junior Class Cfficers With Three years now behind them, The Junior class look hopefully forward to Their ultimate high school goal - the senior year. Bonded Together Through common experiences and efforts in the intel- lectual and social life here aT Trinity, The members of This class have acquired a firmer unity and a deeper muTual understanding . . . Their high school days move swiftly on. Top: Richard Dzingel Sgt.-at-Arms Top left: Robert Grygiel Vice-president Center right: Joseph Woicik Treasurer Center: Gregory LopaTka Secretary Bottom left: Brother Fergus, C.S.C. Class moderator Bottom right: Chester Lis President Page 55 The Class of 1958 . . . Eagerly Anticipating Their Senior Year Around left table, left to right: Edward Luczak, Raymond Napientek, Don Pilch, Andrew Zurczak, Stanley Chore- stecki, Ronald Stutler, Kenneth Dunai, James Farmer, Daniel Mackowski, John Slomka, Phillip Tazbier Around back table, left to right: George Minkalis, Philip Olivas, Irenaeus Kubiak Around right table, left to right: Richard Pawlicki, Joseph Patuszynski, John Micholowski, Joseph Kunz, Lawrence Behrendt, Gerald Chalupka, Richard Bednarz, Edward Kukula, Jerome Hamziuk Around front table, left to right: Rich Drozda, John Jedziniak, Matthew Janos, James Dailydis, James Palacz, Arthur Mueller, Robert Nosek, Ronald Pietruszka Bottom Left Front row, left to right: Chester Lis, Fred Trelka, Ronald Faber, Chester Galiga Second row, left to right: Casimir Woscinski, Richard Golek, James Schmidt Third row, left to right: Ronald Wrobel, Robert Rusz- kowski, George Sapyta, Ronald Weiss Bottom Right First row, left to right: Emerick Yurkovich, Joseph Furgal. Joseph Ciolek Second row, left to right: Robert Mulsoff, Jerry Rycai Ronald Jackowski Third row, left to right: Robert Streba, Thomas Piskor Joseph Woicik Fourth row, left to right: Frank Baraias, Leonard Ku basiak, Thomas Mach Page 56 1 1 -.qw N, .,.X.X A, E vw 5. Ev. by 3 f M wx .Swag Xa v 4 5 ff-'ik at Q V ? mi f s 4 .2 5 5 S sw , N ,.,, R .WW If 'WW fi -E5 Sx a, 5 A ! I Mm is 2 , gsm' ,j 1 5 531,2- if., if , QEKES 1' 3 'QA if Q -W M J1w'k5QsL awgy' ,' 13:25 vga, , .V 'X ff iwggig , .51-W. , .. .:.:. 9 i ii?5l35gf,v. if '--' ..-. f i 4 ' A 5 xx . 1 g 'E, -. Lkkk wk-,:Qj5'.Z3.-N Q Sophomore Class Cfficers With the closing of this year, these young men now stand at the half-way mark of their high school careers. As time progres- sed the once outwardly confused and incoherent characteristics of freshmen were molded into the unified, self-confident composure of sophomores, transformation into true Trinity men began un- der the skilled guidance of the faculty. With this new maturity came the realization of the threefold development of man: physical, intellectual, and moral. Thus mindful of the lofty ideals inculcated into them here at Trinity, these young men look forward to the distinction of being known as upper-class men. Top left: Pat Tucci Treasurer Top right: Stanley Dworak Sgt.-at-arms Tap center right: Ronald Passeri Secretary Bottom center right: .lohn Squillo Vice-president Bottom left: Brother Joseph Class Moderator Bottom right: Fred Grygiel President Page 60 RUN M, RS? I f i? , is I - ' si Fr' 2. -. 3' s g P Q .1 .-..1 xx S W X M' 'xx X S gs F M . i 5 x , N S Pacing Forward With Renewed Hope Front row, seated left to right: Dennis Clegg, Kenneth Surdell, Joseph Trocola, Zbigniew Budniak, Eugene Wawrzyniec, John Sworowski, Edwin Surowiak Second row, seated left to right: Joseph Safranek, Rich Popovich, Robert Rehart, Rich Zielinski, Rich Nlrozek, Alfred Carmona, Stanley Kroll, Rich Dressel, Ronald Janik, Dennis Rataiczyk, Nlartin Boron Third row, kneeling left to right: George Klonowski, Henry Dressel, Francis LaSalvia, Joseph Sprawka, Clifford Parzygnat, Frank Sasso, William Coscioni, Wenceslaus Sudol Back row, standing left to right: Joseph Garb, Roman Battaglia, Rudolph Leber, Felix Lagioia, Leslie Reppe, Bruce Bury, Edward Waskowski, Michael Niemotka, Adolph Veldt, Eugene Baraias, Kenneth Chrusciel, Peter Pecharich, James Prowicz Front row, left to right: Ken Nlusialowicz, Mike Duet Second row, left to right: Louis Strzyzynski, Fred Grygiel, Lucian Zygmunt, Ronald Wiorski Third row, left to right: Thomas Krupa, William Totzke, Larry Wisniewski, Robert Kowalek, Frank Walschlager, James Urban Fourth row, left to right: Paul Prusko, Robert Wielgus, Fred Yuhas, Ted Gressick, Don Tomaszewski ,NE . N 5 bm E Q as I 1 A lisggf W? 39 pw LX Q2- wm 1 ux,.y A -5 ig ' 11.3 ,M NP be U, if .2 fi? 41' L if Q:-vw Wig? 2 .+ GN is 5 S iii A., wx 7 in if X 1 f X V .3 Bi' L Xu A ., I Q, O , . a N Qs V by , S ,,,., SNL - iw: .XXX N sz Q3 , I X Q 35 X i gg 1 S 1 S X X x X X be X I x A S + Q A Ng + N 1 X - x,-R + .mx 7 - wx. .. , 515 -5. pw M x 'O Q xx vi Xi X Q X S .Lv aww., .- X -es 1 N r- ,. Si U Top right: Brother John Class Moderator Top left: Frank Lash Sgt.-at-arms Center: Gerald Nieminski Vice-president Left center: . Y 9'- Denms Kukula Secretary Bottom left: Dennis McCormick Treasurer Bottom right: Richard Zichmiller 'vhs President Freshman Class Officers This is their tirst year in high school. It is surely a memorable one, for it is during this time that the freshmen adiust themselves to the many colorful phases of high school life. As they become more and more accustomed to this new routine, they undergo many challenging experiences, which prove high school lite to be a very active one. Participat- ing in various sports, extra-curricular activities, social events, such as dances, and study- ing advanced subiects are but a preview of the thrills in store for them during their stay at Trinity. Page 65 K X S I P' 'ff .A 1-sa 1,T,,.craM G Remy The Class of l96O.. Adiustment to High School Life iiii TY DPPOSITE PAGEJ op Left: irst row left, front to back: Joseph Maiewski, Terry Roman- lli, Daniel Sharp, James Uclek, Frank Rothstein, Nicholas 'ogt, Henry Jaszczurowski, Clifford Kozowski econd row, front to back: Alan Komperdo, John Trapp, Robert alk, Robert Kalinski, Joseph Kalviss, Thomas Sechman hird row, front to back: Leonard Malick, Daniel Lisiecki, eter Uliasz, Ralph Rosignola, Richard Kosciotek ourth row, front to back: Michael Passero, Anthony Kunz ottom Left: ront row, left to right: Joseph Kondal, Ralph Jankovic, Raye iond Kuszewski, Teotil Ciszewski, Richard Filas econd row, left to right: George Duoba, Edward Guerrero, ichard Benish, Eugene Kendzior, Charles Corrado, Leo Harden larion Janik, Kenneth Chlebicki, Richard Goforn, Richard zarnecki hird row, left to right: Walter Dobrowolski, Richard Dobro- 'olski, Adrian Busa, Ronald Coppersmith, Anthony Calarco Page 67 KABOVEJ First row, left to right: James Slonka, Tom Wicker, Richard Saflarski, Joseph Pawlick, Otto Kral Second row, left to right: Joseph Tenicki, William Shoffern, James Roth, Walter Kowalski, Michael Onesto Third row, left to right: Joseph Rabitoy, Frank Tomasiewicz, Paul Wolek, Charles Seiud, Stanley Rodecki Fourth row, left to right: Edward Zyznar, Robert Paluck, Dennis Lebowski, Richard Slomka Fifth row, left to right: Gerald Pokuta, Donald Abbinante, Donald Jurcak, Edward Gasior, William Graf, Edward Cavello Sixth row, left to right: Richard Zuke, Daniel Kompanowski, Gerald Kruzel, Alex Prusko, James Magdiarz, James Galbavy, Daniel Jankoski, George Dovin, James Ptak, Edwin Nedziella, John Grzesiak, Edward Kirby Seventh row, left to right: John Chovanec, Jack Miller, George Dulski, Donald Dobczyk, John Muzika, Thomas Nastali, Dennis Dzien, Charles Gawronski, Matthew Borzymowski fu V fl Ca wc 'Zac-ac,fff' Forming Lastin School Friendships Top right: Left to right: Front row: John Nlikrut, Kenneth Moritz, Andrew Wnek Second row: Joseph Plonka, Richard Panek, Joseph Piekos Third row: Thomas Kozien, Casimir Ols- zewski, Leon Prusko Fourth row: George Nlisenar, Daniel Nlorizzo, Thomas Terlikowski Fifth row: John Legenza, Angelo Lanza, Philip Paschke, Roger Wiszawaty Sixth row: Ronald Vruble, Peter Parisi, Adam Sochacki Seventh row: Casimir Powuszynski, William Zwiefelhofer, Ronald Schu- macher, Stanley Winkowski Top left: Left to right: Front row: Daniel Pontarelli, George Nlayer, Robert Gorski, Thomas Wilczenski Second row: Joseph Orlowski, Timothy Nlysliwiec, Allen Woitanowski, Thomas Nlicko Third row: Daniel Nienaiadlo, Kenneth Smid, Raymond Heuschmidt, Eugene Winkowski Fourth row: Norman Nlarciniak, Cliftord Licko, Dennis Ledwon, Thomas Janczy, Zygmunt Tomczuk Fifth row: James Poleweczyk, LeRoy Lorentzen, Frank Russo, Edmund Jachimowski Bottom: Left to right: Seated: Ronald Salski, John Bukowski, Leonard Nlatula, John Czerwinski, Robert Bart, Joseph Jakubik Standing, right front: Vito Colucci, George Job, Joseph Grzelak, Edward Wasielewski Back row, standing: Gerald Nieminski, Thaddeus Staniec, Jerome Partacz, Joseph Loiacono, Edward Jurkowski, Rodney Rusakie- wicz, Eugene Sadoski, Edward Pieklo, Thomas Krzyzak, James Lipinski, William Tutalak Page 68 The Golden Anniversary Class . . 1960 Top left: Front row, left to right: Chris Bolek, Thomas Jedlowski, Ronald Hager, Robert Dlugo- kienski, Frank Nlanczko Second row, left to right: Thomas Kowalkowski, William Ruetsche, Dennis Rompa, James Smolen, Theodore Nlittskus Third row, left to right: Joseph Stryczek, Richard Szukola, Athony Strumidlowski, Daniel Woicik, William Wesolek, Peter Petroff Fourth row, left to right: Walter Magdiarz, Dennis Barr, Bruno Balcunas, Ed Dutkin, Dennis McCormick, Dennis Kukula Bottom left: Front row, left to right: Standing, Stanley Kopec, Joseph Korpolski, seated, Gerald Miller, Edward Baczek, Robert Kosla Second row, left to right: standing, Frank Lash, seated, Jerry Gomoluch, Joseph Bryan, Walter Chwoiko Third row, left to right: Standing, Richard Pazdzioch, Emery Justice, George Cyrus, Eugene Cyrek, Eugene Gavel, Ronald Chromy, Francis Kouba Top right: Front row, left to right: Raymond Zuziak, Harry Ernst, Donald Kurdziel, Pat Furgal Second row, left to right: Jerome Cieng, James Ciszewski, Norbert Kendra, Anthony Parenti Third row, left to right: Joseph Hula, Richard Zichmiller, Frank Domrachi, Jerry Golladay, Fred Bednarz Bottom right: Front row, left to right: Frank Sorrentino, Eugene Urbaszewski, Dennis Gneda, Steven Ezop Second row, left to right: Larry Nlangano, James Cieslinski, Robert DeNardis, Philip Banka, Aldo Bon Third row, left to right: Philip Cacioppo, Richard Capolongo, Dennis Dragon, Michael Nlessina, Thomas Suwanski r 'fl r .gf f - . 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H p new 4 liz-,ffr A N 4 t 'ii' - Z., tv, ll I 1 V 1gx - Worthwhile interests combating idleness . . . a deviation from school work . . . a means of relaxation and development . . . a teacher of the art of getting along with our neighbor . . . a guide to developing social poise and preparing youth to utilize Christian charity and cooperation . . . These activities provide today's students with the means of re-forming the world of tomorrow. Page 71 KJ f. W R X X Q1 ,A vii E H III flf 'R , I fi r if S SX x -1 f if Q Q 4' P Ju 'X -a. iw u , P' P' wi.-N A A A . if BN if fi? , v X S , B A -F .E ' I H .K P L4 A 4,-S fs, 115 D? wi A .- - BQ K. Ei I wx q:-i :b a igg l Eazgirrifg X5 x W ' X 43' V' 1:15 . 3 .' .V.. .f' A A as ' ,-v. A 2 '-'2' s 5 Q Q 'I' jj VI' g M .sf jf Za. X, i'A ' ' N5 I ,sf ' 5 ' . .Mx, 31 Rf? ' 'NTS K- szisffffyww ww,. .W V ,V .. www in A, Lu :Tai V , i , ggi A i fy .5 ji, A A A P .MSM 9.4 ...H 3? 2 m . . .... M Mm q,,.,,,,,, ,N QL WM l Q Q V Nw 'im' E K fy ,fp X XS., Q 5 -. x if E XFX xx . .W A wks ww. ,'-y Vw 5 Q A fs w gg Mr !! Q Q l N Q f-' . fx, L W' A 1 F 11- . gf , L W -Qs.. ' 3. is 4 E W M Q- fu ' is A ,, ,,A, if A, Q J P xg 1 ' W Y ai Ps l w ae v ' V x 3 A Vital Part of Catholic Education Top. The Advent crib displayed in the school corridor is being examined by R. Salski, T. Wilczenski, and Mitchell Kaminski. Bottom Left: Students casually look through literature displayed during one of the monthly novenas for vocations. Left to right. Schumacher, Ronald Lucas, Stanley Woitysiak, Anthony Nlazur, Martin Gondzales, and Thomas Connolly. Bottom right: Rev. Emmett L. Walsh, O.M.I., well-known lecturer and retreat master from San Antonio, Texas, conducted the Junior-Senior retreat during Holy Week. Page 74 Y.C.S. . . A Constructive Aid Top: JuNloR GROUP Left to right: Chester Galiga, Jerome Ricard, Jerome Loch, Brother John, Chester Lis, and Ed Downes. CJoe Woicik absent from picture.J Center: SOPHOlVlORE GROUP Left to right: Steven Uko, James Kucien- ski, Brother Theophilus, Peter Pecharich, Adolph Veldt, Joe IVliaso, Mitchell Kamin- ski, and John Willi. Bottom: SENIOR GROUP Left to right: Robert Szczesny, Eugene Zegar, Brother Theophilus, Morris Burns, Richard Kraiewski, Daniel Placzek, and Richard Ahmer. Page 75 to Student Life Convinced of the importance that in union there is strength, the Young Christian Students set up an organ- ized force of Catholic action to coun- teract secularism and to restore all things in Christ. Working in small informal groups, they make resolutions to be carried out, always keeping in mind the bet- terment of the student and the school. They strive to perfect the religious, scholastic, and social life of youth. Progress, although apparently slow, makes its way through this determi- nation. Our Varsity Bancl . . . In Numerous Parades and Civic Events An enormous amount of practice is necessary before a group of high school students, still tilled with thoughts of vacation, emerges as a coordinated band unit. With this as their goal, two weeks before classes ofhcially resumed, members of our varsity band, under the direction of Brother Alfred, C.S.C., spent their evenings drilling in preparation for their debut at the Riverview Mardi Gras Contest of Bands. Hard work and enthusiasm had its re- ward as our band won second prize in this event. With the advent of the football season, the band dis- played its skill and precision in a variety of drills at the halves, and through the lively tunes played during the games contributed greatly to the general spirit of the football season. As the year further progressed, the Trinity band, par- ticipating in numerous parades and civic events, won ac- claim for our school by its poise and smartness. Among these notable events were I am an American Day, the State Street Christmas Parade, the Polish May Day Parade, and the Nurses' Parade. Top center, left to right: SENIOR BAND OFFICERS: D. Bader, lst Lt., C. Kowalkowski, Staff Sgt., D. Rembleski, Capt., D. Baloun, 2nd Lt. Bottom left: BAND OFFICERS: Kneeling: Cpl. E. Downes, Cpl. J. Kramer. Standing, left to right: Cpl. M. Gurdak, Sgt. S. Pienkow- ski, Sgt. E. Zegar, Sgt. A. Cazolas, Sgt. R. Szura, Sgt. R. Karcz- marczyk, Sgt. J. Urbaszewski. Bottom center: GRADUATING SENIORS: Left to right: R. Topczew- ski, J. Walsh, W. Morrison, H. Pacyna, A. Wieczorek. Bottom right: Drum Maior M. Kaminski, R. Karczmarczyk. OPPOSITE PAGE Front row, front to back: J. Walsh, J. Healy, T. Van- Buskirk, S. Dworak, M. Gurdak, A. Wieczorek, H. Pacyna, D. Baloun, E. Zegar, T. Bonk, W. Nowak, D. Bader. Second row, front to back: J. Nowosielski, C. Ratulow- ski, A. Winkowski, W. Morrison, D. Rembleski, J. Urba- szewski, T. Krzyzak, T. Wilczenski, A. Matus, S. Raso, J. Cieslinski, E. Downes. Third row, front to back: J. Hula, R. Salski, T. Mazur, J. Willi, F. Sentore, J. Jirgenson, R. Szura, S. Sulek, S. Pienkowski, G. Pizanowski, C. Kowalkowski, N. Woicik. Fourth row, front to back: J. Kross, R. Topczewski J. Manzella, A. Cazolas, M. Lisiecki, J. Dziia, R. Mitchl ell, R. Bargo, J. Kramer, W. Pasterski, R. Weiss. Fifth row, front to back: J. Ricard, T. Terlikowski, J. Metyk, D. Lisiecki, N. Gacek, P. Kowalski, P. Furgal, M. Domanowski, J. Lipinski. Absent from picture: R, Karczmarczyk, T. Gressick, and J. Jakubik. x ff! ix 'Els ,Q W1 S? Q Q .M I f' 1 6 v A 4 ff X fy 41 .A QR A M 1 fin? if S ,E V , 1, w f ' iw W 0 x r ,, W -, B, . , X I W' Q..-M. A Q, 'Q Q-:Tir g ,V is L ., lx fffa. Q. . Q We -A S l as if was V, It fa , ix? Q. :N N X J MF- If ,Q ...P ,Q , 4 ,. QQ: ' gk ' ' f wi ' fy 'Q if ' .p Y X45 , in W' 0 I , E ki ':-- I M V X .1 .. ,g X M i Q, . ' ' Q 3 ,A X 5 ' V ' 3 f x ' j, , 'R rl is Ja W 4 ,QV ' 5 u ' 45 . N ' fyf, . f 'I Q 5 W r 'A It W NY-'X 1 . X V .Q in , M E Q 7 J ' I b,A..,,, w g if 'gs xg' ff . V if ff 'nl' Lxsr W, ' Q ' f W Q Q H L ' Q ,B f ff ls ,sf Cy Y IV ::-- y X Mug 2 x Aff : ' my M x g. Q ' Q4 ' J F is .Q Q iff H ' WW ff, ff ' 5 'M 5 1 l ' 1 up , , ':', E 'Q xy . z F gi sp Q ,Q xx N ya X V .H 3 R A qltiof ' .3 W W E 'QI 'sf ? 0 ' . 5 1 - if wg I , A I f '-: , . ,N gm 5, 'q Uma 7 I X 1 N 'V 5 E N ,,,f A A W 1 i ix X Ei J , Left: Brother Alfred, Band Director, distributes band awards to Jerome Urbaszewski and Dennis Rembleski at the annual assembly. Right: The band in formation at the Trinity'Weber football game. On Review . . A March of Melody At the Christmas party, sponsored by the P.T.A., a portion of the band lent to the air of festivities by render- ing a brief concert of appropriate holiday tunes, which met with hearty response from both parents and faculty. The entire group played a variety of semi-classical tunes in providing entertainment for early arrivals and at the intermissions between acts of The Billion Dollar Saint. The culminating point of the year's musical activity was the annual spring concert which was staged iointly by the band and glee club and given on Sunday, April 28th. Ted Bonk, George Pizanowski, Tom VanBuskirk, and Stanley Dworak compete with other contestants for one of the prizes at the amateur show. Page 78 OPPOSITE PAGE Top: The color guard before the spectators at a football game. Left to right: Gene Koziol, Robert Oleksy, Richard Duda, and Tom Ciszewski. Center: A portion of the band entertains at the annual P.T.A. Christmas party. Left to right: Roland Szura, Jerome Urbaszewski, Paul Kowalski, Dennis Rembleski, and Jerome Nletyk. Bottom pictures: Through their sprightly tunes the band added considerably to the spirited at' mosphere of the football games through- out the season. 'Y'3L aff -1 1 .fm Q i f We , N - Q i W A 53? A , U 1, My Q ? so X Q: A, an 45 z li i A itll ' 90 QQ , . . 7 fe ,wi .mm N-we tv '3 x W Q1 w fs 9 QF W i fm! , w 4 it ...... 'ff ffgumm it ql' .Q . 1 sf '.,.,1..if i N. 'rs 'li J' Q if 43 mm... M MMM' M' ' Ra, ,.. 4 4 -ea g: Qf-I lf - ff : , Kiev 57 ,xi is ., fr' 1' 1 3 tp V73 vm 4 M' 5 N W QF M' ' 9' 4 si N .. ' i --'- ' Q A R 2 av . ' xx 'Hx I me . , L l be .. wait A. X . l ,4 GQ . ' . 3 l e ...wh l L 1, .. . 2 s - . . f' Jg+,o,.+,++. 4-so o++-+++ s i giifsa 1 I I Glee Club Enlivens Memorable School Events On left steps: Left row, front to back. lVl. Kominski, J. Purtocz, J. Nlunzello Right row, front to buck: W. Totzke, W. Domin, L. Nlanguno Buck row, left to right: B. Wiecek, A. Wilkons, L. Nlutulo, R. Heuschmidt, R. Osuch, N. Kendra, T. Junczy, J. Stryczek, C. Licko, K. Nlusiulowicz, K. Poprocki, R. Dudu, F. Wulschluger, E. Reczek, Nl. Duet On right steps: Left row, front to buck: L. Reppe, R. Kroiewski, R. Gorniuk Right row, front to buck: R. Mitchell, R. Oleksy, R. Dembowski Page 80 l l -is - so i i '5 i r is c Zag Q itz? A kk ' iff? is 1 J, f 'en A ' A l at , -, H a ' ,- - rp 1 ' -1 ac- I ,,.. .: f . X' Uwfffff A ii Q Q . fx 9 -2 ...X Z pf if if ll li f .lb ri l Above Insert, CGlee Club Ofticersl Accompanist, K. Paprocki, Left to right: E. Reczek, Sec- retary, R. Duda, President, R. Kraiewski, Vice Presi- dent, R. Mitchell, Treasurer, Nl. Kaminski, Sgt.-at-Arms. Brother Alfred and his assistant Frank Zielinski of the class of 1953 going over music in preparation for the spring concert. Page 81 A choral group has the unique, almost enchanting ability to enliven any occasion, any memorable event, and thus impart an atmosphere of solemnity or ex- uberance to any gathering. Within the realm of song lies this wondrous, mystifying quality which can boost waning courage and morale, it can bring con- tentment and a feeling of security along with the restoration of a peaceful spirit of mind in the midst of one's hurried activity. Such has been the role of our Glee Club, and dur- ing the past year they have admirably fulfilled those requisites demanded of a good choral group. The development of volume control and harmony cannot be accomplished within a matter of days, the band room resounded daily with their unihed vocal efforts, and many hours of intensive practice pre- ceded each public appearance. Although composed mostly of underclassmen, the Glee Club, ably directed by Brother Alfred, has rendered several hne per- formances during the past school year. Among these appearances was the annual display of singing talent at the P.T.A. Christmas party, which received a hearty response from all those present. The maior undertaking of our choral group, how- ever, was the spring concert, March of Melody , presented on Sunday, April 28th. This unified effort of the entire music department required many hours of incessant practice, but hard work had its reward, for as the curtain closed on their final major appear- ance of the year, the auditorium echoed with ap- plause and favorable comments. The Glee Club's finale for this year's musical ac- tivity was the singing of the Baccalaureate lVlass in Holy Trinity Church. F1 2 - A - :M Q QgQ ' 1, f we QR i if A li - - K xx 5 . Y? gs xr ,ip at w sg, -1 A - ' Www: A f, 2 H ,H 1 x , . as e K Q ' is H. gg Fggg a A4 Q 7-A aw U 'S 2 2 E 3 1 E ' W 5: A , M.. 1 3 Mm ii R M R3 X wi? 'S in Y 3 ' A b ' - , . 3 W 1, ' N I . 514. -. ' 'Q . f Q V -iw ' 7 F ' W, , 1' 53 .WMWV x, vi Q ,WM 3' W li ' ' iw 3:-11. 'dw : K we ,L , ,Ai gk iw My x X ., 'V 'QI ff, E K Q fi? 'k L 'Q ' . I AWNM K 5 Af ix .- -mx x 1 - ,R - W ,, 'wilv K ,ii 'Rs A WN? X X 3, V Q Q if Z . 5. - n f Nl -,...,. Reporters on School Life other admirable traits, diligence and perseverance, are acquired by faithful completion of the various assignments. Some of the highlights of this year's publications were an interview with a local T.V. entertainer, Ronnie Born, and the article on Mr. Ted Jarosz, the new head football coach at Trinity. The annual issue of HORIZONS, made possible by the contributions of the student body of Trinity, enabled the students to display their literary ability. Under the competent supervision of Brother John, C.S.C., the staff members of the GOLD BLUE accom- plished these signiticant achievements. Page 83 tlvmfli' frets, ,pr Lv llklll- 5115195 Editors looking over an issue iust oft the press. Left to right: Mitchell Moos, Daniel Placzek, Joe Woicik, and Walter Woicik. Front row, back to front: Roman Wa' sieczko, Michael Borysow, Daniel Pa- sowitz, Edward Downes, Robert Streba, Daniel Placzek. Second row, back to front: Louis Jurek, James Schmidt, John Jirgenson, Mit- chell Moos, James Palacz, Chester Lis, Donald Pilch, Jerome Fialkowski, Thorrnas Mach, Brother John, Jerome Loc Third row, back to front: Fred Grygiel, Lawrence Wisniewski, Stanley Harcoi, Jerome Ricard, Dennis Piszkiewicz, Leonard Piszkiewicz, Jerome Rycai, Joseph Woicik Editor-in-chief .,... ... Associate Editors.. .., Sports Editor. . . News Editor.. Art Editor .... . .Mitchell Moos ,Daniel Placzek Joe Woicik . . , , .Walter Woicik . . . . .Robert Streba . ,,.. Stanley Harcai Photographer ....,........... John Jirgenson Typists ................., Jerome Fialkowski, Frank Regett, Roman Wasieczko Business Manager ,.,.... .,..... D onald Pilch Staff .......,......,...... Michael Borysow, Edward Downes, Jerome Grey, Fred Grygiel, Joseph Latocha, Chester Lis, Jerome Loch, Louis Jurek, Thomas Mach, James Palacz, Daniel Pasowicz, Dennis Piszkiewicz, Leonard Piszkiewicz, Jerome Ricard, Jerome Rycai, James Schmidt, Lawrence Wisniewski Co-Editors .... ..,. G ene Koziol Edward Steck Literary Editor ,,..., ..............., M itchell M005 Assistants. ,........... ....... R ichard Kraiewski, Jerome Urbaszewski, Thomas Mach Art Editor .... . ,. ,,...... ........ S lawomir Harcai Sports Editor.. ............. Walter Woicik Assistants .,.,.. .... . Joseph Woicik, Frank Czarnik Business Manager ...... ,...,,.... G erald Michols Assistants ..........,.,..,.,., Ronald Topczewski, Thomas Bolewski, Daniel Pasowicz Regular Staff Assistants ...,.......... Eugene Zegar, Robert Streba, Louis Jurek, William Morrison, Roger Hoffman, Dennis Rembleski, George Medrick, Chester Galiga, Michael Borysow, Fred Stelmack, John Jirgenson fcontributing photographerl. Front row, left to right: R. Topczewski, G. Medrick, E. Zegar, D. Rembleski, G. Michols, E. Steck. Second row, left to right: R. Kraiewski, F. Stelmock, W. Woicik, R. Hoffman, F. Czurnik, M. Borysow, S. Horcoi, J. Urbaszewski, W. Morrison, C. Galigo, T. Much, G. Koziol, J. Polocz. Third row, left to right: J. Woicik, R. Strebo, L. Jurek, D. Posowicz, T. Bolewski, M. Moos, Brother James, Adviser. Editors pondering ideas for this yeor's book. Left to right: S. Horcui, G. Koziol, E. Steck, G. Michols, W. Woicik, ond M. Moos. if we fix .L gp, if S W Yea rbool Page 84 Y W- 3 Wi, , S ,X A 'E -. X S' . W Q i ik '. -2. I , K ia ' 3 ' A,f'.A I -a. '-: Q A- ' S ig 1 mln Q, 5 'E' q:, 1 3 L' W gg Fixx ' 5' ,BS k ' iii E f' QQ? V A V:.,A.,A 1.3. Q S -'-- X 1 N . 'W 93,31 X A Q, x 5 35, .Q NM Q Q 1 A mn W - if A 'ff Q k Q' H, K wg .+. W W' iv R wi K wf iw iw ,f sw 5 E , . W ,,,. Wi , 2 Rf ' R,,.3,v .ill ..,, A Q X ,KAR 3 K -'Q' AQV, ', :,. E V Vg' xg: 8 ., ,,,.1 z ,Sd S f ' MLW ww mei .If ,.:, 5 EE :l:,,,., 5? D lx. -:ff2j fNi, ,AW K wx 4 i 's M kk WM , ',:'2M-' f W is at A.. 'f V 3 5 i ' fx 'ki A, Rf ','. 1 31332 f ,: ' Q QQ 'zz -2 E5 1'.i Q ..,, f:.'.J'f ' NM ' E K -:S' A 'f fi' X A542 '.',, 3 ' Q- 5 Eff 2 2 wg 2 W ,i ' w f . ,, my . 4 The Audio-Visual Club . . . Service Behind the Proiector Top: Front row, seated left to right: Daniel lVlorizzo, James Dziia, Robert Schultz, Richard Drozda Second row, seated left to right: Joseph Safranek, Casimir Woscinski, James Larcher, John Czerwinski Third row, seated left to right: Daniel Nlackowski, Richard Golek, Edward Furgat Back row, standing left to right. Richard Nlarkuszewski, Leonard Piszkiewicz, James Nowosielski, Thomas Blasage, Kenneth Chlebicki, Eugene Schwarz, John Zurawski, Mitchell Kaminski Bottom: Ofhcers: lleft to rightl Ronald Wrobel, Thomas Ciszewski, Daniel Placzek, and Richard Nlackiewicz. The A-V Club is primarily a service organization. The members aid the faculty in the use of audio-visual equipment, and in turn, through this assistance, they learn to become skilled technicians in the eliicient operation and care of various types of audio- visual equipment. The club is moderated by Brother Joseph Chvala and the following officers were installed for the past school year: President, Daniel Placzek: Vice-president, Thomas Ciszewski, Secretary, Ronald Wrobel, and Treasurer, Richard Nlackiewicz. Later in the school year after months of experience and after passina the qualify- ing test given by the University of lllinois, the distinauished certiicate, School Proiec- tionist of lllinois, was awarded several members of the club. This was a fitting climax to a year of successful achievement and service. Page 86 Production Begins on School Play Top: Weeks before the opening performance of The Billion Dollar Saint the art department was busy at work planning and executing the striking poster design for the play. Center: A typical scene in the parlor during the long periods of daily rehearsing for the school play. Left to right: Jerome Ricard, Jerome Rycai, John Cieslinski, and Robert Streba. Bottom left: The stage crew who faithfully assisted in the production. Top to bottom: Andrew Zurczak, Mitchell Kaminski, Eugene Schwarz, and Casimir Woscinski. Bottom right: A few minutes before curtain time Brother John and Jerome Fialkowski are seen putting the finishing touches of make-up on G. Nlichols and F. Stelmack. Page 87 Inu... 'is QP' .,A.,:,i s Sig ? ,,.f- Top: E. Downes CFr. Lesterl receives billion dollar check from F. Stelmack llVlike Dunnovanl as E. Zegar CParcel Post Nlanj brings in more shoes for the football players. Bottom: Complications set in when St. Francis appears on the campus ofthe University. Left to right: C. Thomas lCoach Hudonl, D. Bader CFr. Cullenl, S. Harcai lProf. Einsteiderl and M. Burns lSt. Francisb. Students Present 'lTh Top: Fr. Francis is perplexed after finding article in maga zine stating that St. Francis has switched to the Jesuits! Left to right: G. Nlecko UVlailmanD, G. Koziol lFr. Wickerst D. Placzek lFr. Francisl, and A. Citera lJohn Owenl. Bottom: Examining the incoming mail and parcels are left to right: J. Woicik lBr. Thomasl, W. Morrison lFr Brookel, and R. Sowizrol lDutch Jonesl. e Billion Dollar Saint On January T8 and T9 under the direction of Brother Clarence and Brother James, a double cast of iuniors and seniors presented The Billion Dollar Saint , a lively farce on materialism written by Natalie White, author of Seven Nuns at Las Vegas. The hilarious situations, created by the appearance of St. Francis of Assisi on the campus of St. Ignatius University, a Jesuit operated institution of learning, and the conversion of the entire football team lust before a maior game of the season, were well enacted by the members of both casts. The evening's entertainment was further heightened by a concert of semi-classical selections played between acts by members of the school band, under the direction of Brother Alfred. Page 88 ...ln a Double Cast Performance Gene Koziol ..... Joseph Woicik. . . William Morrison Ronald Sowizrol. Morris Burns ...... Edward Downes. Donald Bader ..... Daniel Placzek .... Casimir Thomas... George Mecko. .. Eugene Zegar ..... Eugene Koziol. .. Slawomir Harcai. Michael Borysow.. Fredrick Stelmack.. Ronald Faber ...., Richard Grygienc, Tony Tortorello, Zurawski The Players . .Father Wickers, S.J .... . . .Brother Thomas, S.J.. . .. Father Philip Brooke, S.J Gorboduc CDutchl Jones. St. Francis of Assisi... Father Lester, S.J.. . , . Father Cullen, S.J. ..... . .Father Francis, O.F.M. .... ., Coach Hank Hudson. .. .,Mailman.......... ..... Parcel Post Man ...,.... . .Eugene Zegar . . . . . .Robert Mulsoft ...Jerme Ricard . .Robert Streba Daniel Pasowicz Robert Szczesny .John Cieslinski . .Thomas Piskor . .Mitchell Moos .Frank Czarnik .Robert Grygiel Milton Hoftman, Reporter, .Leonard Piszkiewicz Professor Einsteider ............ Jerome Rycai .John Stewart Owen .......... Anthony Citera Michael Dunnovan ...... Joseph Strumidlowski .Western Union Boy ............ Ronald Faber Football Players Jerome Metyk, Gerald Michols, Edward Steck, Roman Wasieczko, Walter Welninski, John Production Staff Brother Joseph Chvala, C.S.C., Brother John, C.S.C., Brother Rav- manzi, C.S.C., Brother Vincent, C.S.C., Brother William, C.S.C., Brother Fergus, C.S.C., Mr. Joseph Tessmer, Paul Fialkowski, Edward Kukula, Gregory Lopatka, Eugene Schwarz, Casimir Woscinski, Andrew Zurczak, Richard Dzingel, Jerome Fialkowski, Gerald Grey, Michael Kukula, Andrew Podraza, Richard Gry- gienc, Edward Steck, Lawrence Kochan, Paul Kowalski, James Palacz, Edward Piatek, Kenneth Surdell, Alan Symonanis, Wayne Doman, Joseph Strumidlowski, Slawomir Harcai Top: Football team support fainting coach UVl. Moosh as they ioyfully take leave to join the Saint. Left to right: R. Streba, W. Welninski, A. Tortorello, E. Steck, E. Metyk, G. Michols, R. Grygienc, R. Wasieczko, and J. Zurawski. Top center: The billion dollar check is presented to R. Szczesny lFr. Lester? by J. Strumidlowski flVlike Dun- novanl as J. Cieslinski lFr. Cullenj and J. Ricard lFr. Brookel look on. Bottom center: The appearance of the secretary to the Secretary of State CA. Citercli creates a slight disturb- ance at the University. Lett to right: T. Piskor CFr. Francisi. A. Citera, R. Mulsoft CBr. Thomasb, and E. Zegar CFr. Wickersi. Bottom: The Mailman delivers more mail, this time a letter from Bishop Sheen. Left to right: R. Streba CDutch Jonesl, J. Rycai fProf. Einsteiderl, F. Czarnik lMailmanl, L. Piszkiewicz CReporter Hoftmanli and D. Pasowicz iSt. Froncisl. Page 89 LW? f .fwb ' W X X, . 1 M 'Y 5, an X W ff W flaw ., 'W 3: K X A 1 f ,, Aa W Xi Y y W, if M K QW fix, D W is . , f is-vu , W , fgfrg K .wg k4gi,,5L ,jj 3? 6, Qggafz ,Q 2 W' Spring Events of 1956 . . . Spring Concert, Father and Son cinquet, Senior Prom Center: Glee club performs at spring March ot Melody with Brother Alfred directing. Top right: E. Konecki, F. Gadzuia and dates dance at the long awaited senior prom held in May. Bottom right: As the senior prom draws to a close the seniors and their dates ioin in the Grand March. 0 N Q? 3 X-, , . , g ' ' M M , v 3 X 2 s , m 2 , kQa1 MQ w iff M , Ji t 1.5 'J 'Si f , 'VK Q Xi Q ml W? fe A e3Q,fZi' gmqs' 'Z V , ' 'W Ti' A ff' bi 55.21 W mf mfg! ff- 3 b if W MW ,.. 0 ' A Q -5 ,tsl wg. V ' W, W , 3? cg E ,Mil iw 355135329 if f ggi 512 Q LZ Q ' XW5 '-i 'MWQEK fx Lzgghlfx. Af-is Q nf . ... Mi . an is i H V 3 ,V G S, -q., :Jiri .W 5 1. Q 'L 2 A I 4 ,ll s, W 1: -1 gd M! X 'Ii FN .3 ' my ' ,ji , ' f 1 ' 1 1.1 x ' Jw V 'W lr N 'Q , f 'if lim W +4 A ' an Q fr fv f gl ffl l ' A FQ 1 9 5 6 . 0 0 Bock to School for Another Full Scholastic Year Top left: Rev. Stanislaus Lisewski, C.S.C., pastor of Holy Trinity, delivers the welcoming address to the students at the school's opening Mass. Top right: L. Bank, A. Gilewicz, R. Dudek, R. Gotowka, and J. Dziedzic ioin with the entire student body at the opening Mass as they prepare for another scholastic year. Bottom left: Brother Charles, Brother Maurice, Brother Raymond, and Brother Joseph Heisler are busy assigning classes to students on the opening day of the school year. Bottom right: Amidst the enthusiastic spirit accompanying the first days of school, Casimir Paul lrightl purchases needed school supplies from Gene Koziol at the bookstore. Page 93 Football, Yearbook Assembly, Autumn Dance OPPOSITE PAGE Top: The Junior Varsity football team in a few calisthenics during practice at Humboldt Park as the team prepare for their forthcoming season. Uirgenson, Storce, Chruciel, Ricard, Moritz, Kowalek, Niemotka, Dominowski, Kukula, Sowizrol, Woods, Grygiel, Dziewulskil Bottom pictures: Scenes from a skit directed by Brother James and Brother Clarence and put on by the yearbook stat- as they oFficially opened the patron drive for the T957 TRINITARIAN. Top left: Gerald Michols, portraying the Chicago student, sings to the English chaps. lLeft to right: Morrison, Moos, Harcai, Topczewski, Hoffman, Zegarl Top right: The coach, Mitchell Moos, pours tea to his cricket team players. CMichols, Harcai, Bolewski, Kraiewski, Borysow, and Zegarl Center left: lt's a Chicago scene from the skit. The boys are singing of their carefree school days. Uurek, Medrick, Galiga, Czarnik, Woicik, Urbaszewski, Rembleskil Center right: Walter Woicik, the teacher, stresses the impor- tance of good grammar as he sings out the instructions. lCzarnik, Jurek, Medrick, Galiga, Rembleski, Woicik, Steck, Urbaszewski, and Kozioll Bottom: The grand finale in which both English and American groups admit that it's good to be what we are, sung to the melody of Oklahoma. THIS PAGE: Top: P. Carroll, E. Luczak, and dates enter the Lions Ballroom for the Autumn dance sponsored by the Holy Trinity High School P.T.A. Bottom: A scene at the Autumn Dance, one of the first social events of the school year. Sy 1 Q1 3212 . -W - . .Q .J .... 1 bf y , .K .,.,. .5 Amateur Show and Football Awards Top right: Brother Vincent awards football monograms to P. Moritz, R. Storce, and E. Kukula at the annual football awards assembly. Top left: Casimir Thomas receives from Brother Vincent the major football monogram. Center: Richard Grygienc is the recipient of a football trophy for his outstanding spirit and play on the team. Bottom: The amateur show had as contestants these stout-hearted seniors who sang a medley of songs. lLeft to right: P. Evansky, D. Baloun, R. Topczewski, G. Owcarz, T. Mach, D. Balicki, E. Steck, J. Szalkiewicz, and R. Lee.l Page 96 5 Nt, 1 M Sym gi :w w f 'K V f f . X ga ?- 1-ggi. WW ev X gf Y f W K I A f i: . ' i - 5 3 y ' .. nk iiig w, 1 S- .,.. . Sm? 1' A . 'z if 1- S' ' we Q 5::::--- If H355 - 3 S .:., .... 'sw 9? W Z3 v S .R iagg gg ' , J ,S H :sms 1 S2 ' X, - Q , .1 2 3 qs. Qifgf ggw-E 5 .w ww , - 7 ,V .E ff W V :1l5if,j5'iZ5'g Z . .AJ x 2 i M 3 5, gsm 3, , nw ,w-rv' 'if warg My ' P MA' . .N Mid-Year Festivities Leave Lasting Impression OPPOSITE PAGE: Top left: P.T.A. committee poses before the T957 Pontiac station wagon, a gift to the Brothers. Left to right: Mr. Anthony Grygienc, Brother Charles, Mrs, Edmund Wawrzyniak, Mrs. Walter Dulian, Mrs. Leona Siekierski, Brother Joseph Walter, Mr. Stanley Gorniak, Mrs. Stanley Gorniak, Mrs. John Metyk, Mrs. William Zaremba, Mr. Stanley Galus. Top right: Santa Claus distributes gifts at the annual P.T.A. Christmas party. Center: Brother Alfred directing the glee club at one of their appearances for the parents and teachers. Bottom: Daily rehearsals for The Billion Dollar Saint. Left to right: Morris Burns, Ronald Sowizrol, William Morrison, Daniel Placzek, Fred Stelrnack, Ed Downes, and Joe Woicik. RIGHT: Top: Boarding the city bus, the band mem- bers are on their way to one of the several civic parades in which they took part dur- ing the year. Center: The Junior varsity basketball team begin their league play with Weber - a game which started the Trinity Tigers on their way to capturing the North Section championship title. Uoe Szalkiewicz pic- tured here as he takes possession of the ball.l Bottom: The seventh period gym class, championship touch football team. lst row, left to right. I. Pacini, R. Mroczek, L. Hol- mecki, P. Prusko, A. Mickulic, and S, Uko. Back row, left to right: L. Mallek, W. Kalandyk, F. Sasso, P. Pecharich, and J. Pizzello. .1-ws,yw , 5 . -M l S S X Reza. . 'bi E ' ei 'iv Page 99 as-iw-L ' 'HJ B , U ' Aim' 1 A' x A27 'A 2 if , .f , 'Q , Q R 4 4 K waxy 7 lY.gs,aWQg B my 1 2 Q I , 'a A : nw ' ' f 'V : u W ,W ff 1 Q' if f W B f A t N Q C N , -If ,, , ,7 'f xl L Y N' 1 A 'Q . Y ' 3 9 , Mint Q xx ' A W I Q nf, V .v U- 1 N . 535, 1 , f ,'A-' Q x 1 Qlggxs wi X The P.T.A. .. Since its beginning, the P.T.A. has contributed many time im- provements to our school. Among these are a new school bus, a newly decorated band room, and the most recent addition in the form of a T957 Pontiac station wagon for the Brothers. Attendance at the regular monthly meetings and the affairs sponsored by the organization has been very encouraging. Among the activities sponsored by the group are the Father and Son Banquet, the Autumn dance, the Christmas party, the Bingo and Card party, and the Gradua- tion breakfast. The untiring efforts of the of- Hcers and all the members are deeply appreciated by the stu- dents here at Trinity. They have done a remarkable iob in making this a better school. Top: OFFICERS AND ASSISTANTS: First row, left to right: Mrs. John Nletyk, Nlrs. Walter Dulian, Mrs. Leona Siekierski CSecretaryJ Second row, left to right: Nlr. An- thony Grygienc CTreasurerJ, Nlrs. Edmund Wawrzyniak, Mr. Stanley Galus CVice-presidentt, Mrs. John Drozda, and Mr. Stanley Gorniak, CPresidentJ Top center: Brother Joseph Heisler discusses the progress of the boys with their parents. Bottom center: Parents check with Brother Romanus for class schedules of their boys. Bottom right: Brother Norbert goes over his class records with parents at the monthly P.T.A. meeting held in the cafeteria. Page lOl Enthusiastic Interest in Our School , wffff' Vp-f 'Q E ATHLETICS . . . l ' - Y TF- , :- I-T-4 i -- as 1 :lil fx - I - ii. fa- J -I S ,,,: .:. 4-4 vi 5 ' b N I 5-:FN lilly: it - ' is 4 lf , 4 We .T-24-N V .X .,s-- is ZH' V ' W 1 t pl ' .- Ti 2 VAL lt iff' . .JV M ,wig V' ' 'l, 3 if -f ll lf:!,Vll ,-.---- 5 J ,Il K 'fl ll? l E I - 5 - fx Q ,V W '- ' ' -aff-a -,-'L - ' ' ' ' iii N4 'iaiiiaisg -Q tl Jie? lui , H ll: 'f !! 5 I I H A' l 1 E -: f a V A W ff ' , ' f-P-1141 X v ' c ' life ? B V .r ,if-4 fi ' ,X -w at ' 0 'll ' 1' 1? ' '1 Q 'l H Ax x N r, 4- I lj , , l' I' i . I 1 N n Events on the court and gridiron contributing to our never-to-be-forgotten memories . . . fostering a harmonious spirit through competitive sports . . . endeavors which instill the essential qualities of skill and coordinaton . . . teaching the value of reciprical cooperation and sportsmanship . . . providing invaluable and constructive interests along life's iourney . . . a partial answer to the plea of a turbulent world crying out for under- standing and fair play. Page 103 The Spirit Behind the Teams Top right, Dr. C. Jakubowski, team physician, at one of the football games. Center left, Coach Gene Wierzbicki, head basketball coach, who led his Junior squad to the capture of the North Section title. Center right, Cheerleaders: Left to right: Ed Luczak, Ed Zyznar, L. Szafraniec, and Rich Zuke. cl fi' Bottom left, The athletic department. Left to right: Brother Vincent, as- sistant athletic director, Brother Joseph Dudek, athletic director, Brother William, business director, Brother Fergus, publicity, Mr. Jarosz, head football coach, Mr. DeWald, as- sistant football coach. Bottom right, Cheerleaders. Left to right, Carolyn Topczewski, Dianne Wielgus, and Joan Gucwa. lBorboro Lavarotto absent from picture.i I--.. 'X ., :Q wg, Q- lv L ,, A f-.. .1 V- Qgii Mrk , N3 4 S, A 'A xx ? 'wnkskflslv , V if f . Mi sf N' ..AA' z S, f,., f , .Q 'QQ k wk wif ' ? NK, Jfamaww, Q 5 Q .U g WY v v 33 4,3 , iw A 'Inga-Q I wi K f-in ' Q gm ,K ,,.',f1M ! , We WM U a wx QS? ggiffl 'Q '3l'QWi 5 Sung xr-X56 X.,-X Q H, U, w -V1 .HQ Qk qpg' - mr . N' 'A v -3 S, ' N ' Q g S KN ,. Sm' -P Tigers Face Powerful North Section Squads Hampered, however, by iniuries and a lack of depth, the Tigers' fortunes were soon to discover a rapid and abrupt change. In the season's section opener St. George, the most powerful squad in the North Section, outran a set of limping linebackers and iolted the Tigers 40-O. Next came highly regarded Weber, but again costly iniuries - this time to three of the starting backs, left the Tigers gasping for breath as the Red Horde turned a sup- posedly close battle into an out-and-out romp with a score of 33-6. The Fenwick affair was much the same story. Greatly out-classed but equally matched in spirit, the Tigers tried desperately to stem a powerful Friar running attack. The Friars, however, were not to be stopped as they ripped the Trinity team 55-13. An interesting fact about the score was that the Tigers were one of the three teams able to cross the Fenwick goal line in ten games. This definitely displayed the 'righting spirit of our Tigers. The Tigers next met vastly improved Gordon Tech. For three quarters our team held the hapless Rams to but five downs, but in the fourth period, a fumble led to a Gordon score. Afterwards, the Rams added a safety and another touchdown and tripped our Tigers 15-O. Top left: Joe Szalkiewicz is swamped by Gordon players after short gain in Gordon-Trinity battle. Left center: George Nlecko returns opening kickoff T7 yards in Weber game. Bottom left: Unidentified Trinity player brought down after short gain in Trinity tuft with Fenwick, Ron Sowizrol C381 and Ted Lakomecki C525 look on. Bottom center: Coaches T. Jarosz and A. DeWald proudly pose with co-captains, C. Thomas and T. Lakomecki, prior to the Fenwick game. Bottom right: Ted Lakomecki Cball carrierh spurts through Weber line for quick four yard gain as C. Lis C273 and Len Tabor move in to block. Varsity Football Team Acknowledging the efforts of those boys who gave so generously of their time and talents to bring recognition to our school by their work on the gridiron, the school proudly presented awards to the following. Arnold Blaszynski, Larry Bonk, Richard Grygienc, Ted Lakamecki, George Mecko, Mitchell Moos, Dan Podpora, Ronald Sowizrol, Ed Steck, Joe Szalkiewicz, Len Tabor, and Casimir Thomas were recipients of iackets and Maior T's. Underclassmen receiving sweaters and Maior T's were Chester Lis, Gregory Lopatka, and Joe Woicik, while Maior T's were awarded to Greg Owcarz, Richard Dzingel, Don Pilch, Clem Prusko, James Schmidt, Louis Zielinski, and Managers Frank Viscariello and Mitchell Kaminski. Junior Varsity letters were awarded to Ken Chrusciel, Nortie Diciolla, Wayne Dominowski, Conrad Dziewulski, Chester Galiga, Fred Grygiel, Robert Kawalek, Ed Kukula, Larry Mallek, Dan Morales, Pat Moritz, Art Mueller, Michael Niemotka, James Palacz, Cliff Parzygnat, Richard Pod- hainy, Jerome Ricard, Stan Sowizrol, John Squillo, Bob Stopka, Ray Storce, Dennis Suderski, Robert Szczesny, William Totzke, Fred Trelka, Larry Wisniewski, and Dan Woods. Season in Review 1Continued3 Humiliated by this string of four straight defeats, the Tigers were on the prowl again. This time the Loyola Ramblers were to be the Tiger victims. The Tigers nipped the Ramblers 14-13, thanks to the reliable toe of Casimir Thomas which added the two points after touchdown, the second of which provided the Tiger victory margin. In an all out effort to end the season with the same success with which they opened it, the Tigers met a powerful De Paul squad with a new plan of attack. The Demon height which averaged three inches more than the Tigers' proved too big a deficit as the Demons completed 23 passes and acquired a 27-7 win. THE TEAM Front row, left to right: F. Viscariello, manager, C. Thomas 1693, A. Mueller 1203, F. Trelka 1363, D. Suderski 1353, T. Lakamecki 1523, J. Palacz, manager. Second row, left to right: Coach Ted Jarosz, J. Squillo 1623, E. Kukula 1603, C. Galiga 1233, C. Lis 1273, Brother Vincent. Third row, left to right: R. Kowalek 1313, J. Ricard 1253, P. Moritz 1223, J. Mallek 1373, F. Grygiel 1493. Fourth row, left to right: J. Schmidt 1243, J. Woicik 1463, L. Wisniewski 1483, N. Diciola 1263, W. Totzke 1443, A. Zywicki 1213, G. Mecko 1393, W. Dominowski 1333. Fifth row, left to right: L. Tabor 1673, R. Grygienc 1643, L. Zielinski 1513, D. Woods 1323, S. Sowizrol 1533, C. Parzygnat, R. Szczesny 1423, R. Dzingel 1473, G. Owcarz 1543, C. Stopka 1573, L. Bonk 1653. Sixth row, left to right: D. Podpora 1613, J. Szalkiewicz 1633. R. Storce 1433. C. Dziewulski 1293, R. Sowizrol 1383, D. Pilch 1343, V. O'Donnell 1453, M. Niemotka 1283. Seventh row, left to right: G. Lopatka 1563, M. Moos 1663, R. Podhainy 1303, A. Blaszynski 1683, C. Prusko 1583, E. Steck 1553. Top left: Ted Lakamecki plunges over for a score against Fenwick as Tiger line- men clear the way. Top right: Chester Lis brings down Weber ball carrier as Moos, Podpora, Mecko, and Tabor are ready to lend a helping hand. Bottom right: Joe Woicik trying for ball as Gordon player defends. Page 108 3, ,, ,..,g,,. X Q0 W g Y A .F J- vt ' , M, I 'Q' 1 -.: . an 72525 Q X Q 27 ' :-1...j.,5,, :..:.: 3 W : wg:f :af-- 3 :- , N .,., . P' N4 xx N X vm. -, I: X .1-da'E:r' ..,. 1 x ef 5 'SM ,233 www, I M. an wa .Qzgk 1 ,y gf, 1, Q ,Ha ,ga ,L f we if . it lv? , ff -E' 'n K -P 559. L YK 'Q R A' V-'A . D r ZR H - 4, b 3 9, Ls X , I r 'Q -' ul 'gy l .V A.l,A+'p Il n V' ...u ag , ,' 'QAM gba M ff ik + In w -- J' s-my I -13 ,, 4, '39 J 5 'fl xii 23 aw ASE, 's.,,. 2 pf '8lx., warn' R .Y ,xv , N -Q.. Nu- w. xv-ff .4 .,-shi ,ry s Elk' F xi N-5 A. Tk Q wa N X K , . f 'If N im' e ff' ' if X224 M. Ss f f f ,, Captain D. Balicki demonstrating to the coach and members of the team. 1st row, left to right: J. Loiacono, G. Owcarz, T. Lakomecki, Coach Gene Wierzbicki, and R. Grygiel, 2nd row, left to right: R. Mulsoff, K. Paprocki, R. Bristen, and F. Vis- cariello, manager. 3rd row, left to right: F. Grygiel, D. Suderski, C. Haltman, and C. Lis. 4th row, left to right: L. Mallek, D. Baloun, K. Kroll, and R. Battag- lia, manager. Coach Gene Wierzbicki talking to the team during a time out. Left to right: Bob Grygiel, Don Balicki, Ted ' Lakomecki, Ron Bristen, and Bob Mulsoff. .lunior Varsity Team Captures , North Section Title Experience, skill, and determination were but a few of the qualities possessed by the '56-'57 Junior Varsity squad. Under the able leadership of Coach Gene Wierzbicki, the Tigers were able to capture eight of ten practice tilts before compiling a 10-2 league mark and performing remarkably well in the city play-oFfs. ln the league opener, the J-V's routed Weber's rugged Red Horde, 47-38. The dominating board play of Tigers Don Balicki and Ted Lakomecki starved oFf every possible Horde comeback attempt. Again under the leadership of Don Balicki and Ted Lakomecki, the Tigers tripped St. George, 56-32. Balicki accounted for 21 points, Lackomecki for 12. The Fenwick affair brought together the two best teams in the Catholic League Junior division, but again the superior ball control technique of the Tigers aided in trimming the Friars, 48-40. With Bob Nlulsoff assuming the role as pace-setter, the Juniors made it ive and six in a row by trouncing Gordon Tech 78-48, and slipping past Loyola with a score of 67-57. Page 112 Third Place Winners in League Play-Offs ln the opening game of the second half, the St. George Dragons upset the spirited Juniors 55-Si . . . Then at Weber Ted Lakomecki's tree-throw shooting accuracy added T6 points to the Tiger cause who came through with another victory . , . Fenwick avenged their previous setback with a score of 55-Si. Nevertheless, on February 24, the Tigers clinched the section crown in nipping Gordon's second-place Rams 58-56 in one of the most thrilling games of the season . . . The Tigers then went on in their winning streak by upsetting Loyola by a score of ol-48 and De Paul 59-57 in an overtime game. A fitting climax ofthe Tigers' outstanding season came when they brought home to Trinity fthe Hrst time in the school's long history? the distinction ofa tie for third place in the city's Catholic league play-offs, beating De La Salle in an overtime game by 56-54 and losing one of the finest games of the season to St. Elizabeth by only two points. fongratulations to the coach, the eam, and the entire athletic Cle- iartment for this unprecedented ecard set this year at Trinity. ipecial recognition, as being se- ectecl for either the first or sec- incl teams by the Chicago Daily Jews and other leading newspa- iers, goes to Don Balicki, Robert tlulsoti, Ted Lakornecki and Ron- ild Topczewski. nw op: Jon Balicki drives in for a lay-up, saving Loyola defenders behind. op right: -ob Mulsotif tops ball in for two ioints, as Ron Bristen and St. tary s players watch. ottom left: ed Lakomecki lets go with a two anded jump shot over the out- tretched hand of the Weber cager. ottom right: ob Grygiel keeps the ball away rom the anxious Weberites. Page ll3 Senior Squad . . . Against Heavy Competiti The Senior team was not as fortunate as was the Junior squad. Unable to Gnd a winning combination, the Seniors captured but one game, that against a relatively strong parish league contender. Despite the dismal record, the Tigers still had their sparks of glory even in defeat. On six occasions during the prac- tice round, they came relatively close to victory, losing by less than six points. Of these six, the Waller, St. Michael, and Leo battles were decided in the closing minutes while the Alumni came through in overtime to nip the Tigers, 49-46. At the De Paul tournament, the Seniors held a slight edge over Loyola, the eventual Catholic League North Section champs, only to fall in the fourth, 54-50 Still hampered by a lack of unified strength, the Tigers opened their Catholic league season by being trampled by Weber, St. George, and Fenwick in rapid succession. The Gordon Tech tilt was the best Tiger performance of the first round. Loyola, with a trouncing victory, and De Paul, in a close hard-fought battle, dealt the Seniors two more successive setbacks in concluding the first round. on .. by H, Standing, left to right. F. Vis- cariello lmanageri, L. Tabor l3lj, C. Orlowski Clbl, W. Woi- cik l36l, G. Lopatka f26l, B. Posseri ll5l, B. Everett C37l, G. Medrick 1303, R. Topczew- ski Cl3l, D. Skiba l35l, J. Bot- toglia lmanagerl, and Coach G. Wierzbicki. . .l K , , iii X I Sitting, left to right. J. Paw- licki, R. Kraczak, A. Blaszyn- ski, L. Kochon, R. Lee, and P. Tazbier. R. Topczewski moves in for shot against De Paul. Anxious onlookers include G. Lopatka C261 and R. Weiss l25l of Trinity. Page ll4 . In a Fight-to-the-Finish Season In the second round, the Senior Tigers showed flashes of brilliance in all but the Fenwick affair. Against St. George they were able to match the Dragons for three quarters, but in the fourth, their efforts fell in vain. A Weber, George Medrick and Ron Topczewski combined their efforts to tie the Horde at half-time and keep the Tigers reason- ably close throughout. However the Tigers lost again. The last three games were by far the best successive performances by the Tigers during the '56e'57 season. At Gordon, they staged a terrific comeback overcoming a twenty point gain, only to fade in the last 27 seconds, losing 63-60. Next Loyola Ram- blers, needing only one more victory to clinch a play-off berth, were given their season's biggest scare, as the Tigers using an effective stall led by a T9-18 score at half-time. The second half, however, again held the story, as the Ramblers clinched their playeoff bid, 59-39. When the De Paul Demons met the Tigers in the season's Hnal, the Tigers were a determined squad. From start to finish, the Seniors, paced by Greg Lopatka and W. Woicik, fought with a burning desire to win, but as the hnal buzzer sounded, the Tigers found themselves on the short end of a 73-70 score. Top left: W. Woicik lofts a soft hook against Loyola. Top center. G. Medrick snares rebound in De Paul battle. Top right: G. Medrick 4307 and R. Topczewski C133 cautiously look on ' as De Paul's , B. Genevose ' comes through. i Bottom left: R. Topczewski wages private battle for possession with St. Mary opponent. Bottom right: R. Weiss T253 and R. Passeri C159 team up in effort to grab rebound in Loyola tilt. Page ll5 Senior Players Star in Compiling Season Record JUNIOR VARSITY SCOREBOARD Pre-league Games: Victories-St. Michael 1twice1, Alumni, Mendel, St. Mary of Kenosha 1twice1, Waller, St. Benedict, Fenwick. Losseselfenwiclc, Leo. League Games: Trinity Opponents Trinity Opponents 47 Weber 38 51 St. George 55 56 St. George 32 46 Weber 39 48 Fenwick 40 43 Fenwick 49 78 Gordon Tech 48 58 Gordon Tech 56 67 Loyola 57 61 Loyola 48 61 De Paul 44 59 De Paul 57 Top picture: R. Lee drives past Weber's N. Hygillac and N. Rotzol as W. Woicik 1361 moves in to lend a hand. Center individual pictures, leit to right: L. Kochon 1181, J. Szalkiewicz 1121, C. Haltman 1201, L. Tabor 1311, and R. Szczesny. Bottom individual pictures, left to right: R. Topczewski 1131, G. Medrick 1301, D. Skiba 1351, and D. Baloun 1141. x 1 .X xx Qu '.' 'Q- n I + ,un av tx mi we . 24 ., Mx' W Mg. . hw . 1 .Mx .N -N if PR, Q Bantams, Flys, Freshmen . . Future Varsity Top: Bnntums Left to right: A. Symonunis, R. Pusseri, G. Lopotko, L. Kubosiok, A. Veldt, F. Yuhas, P. Tuzbier R. Krawczyk, R. Podhainy, R. Everett, V. Orlowski, D. Clegg, J. Pawlick. Kneeling: Coach T. Jarosz and manager C. Witt. Bottom left: Flys i Standing, left to right: R. Bulinski, D. Morales, manager C. Witt, Coach T. Jarosz, S. Sowizrol P. Moritz, K. Paprocki. Kneeling, left to right: K. Kroll, L. Mallek, F. Grygiel, C. Lis, D. Suderski, J. Krupo. Bottom right: Freshmen Top row, left to right: D. Gneda, R. Rusokiewicz, J. Pawlick, Nl. Borzymowski, D. Kukula. Second row, left to right: Coach G. Wierzbicki, R. Bart, J. Loiagoia, P. Filas, B. Kosla, J. Ptok. Bottom row, left to right: E. Kirby, A. Komperdo, T. Micko, J. Nieminski, J. Grzesiok. Page ll9 Skill Displayed on the Court In the gym classes the boys are oftered an increased variety of sports and invigorating calisthenics. Top: Coach Wierzbicki looks on as Moskal Wesalowski Wawrzyniak Squillo, DiBiaso, and Didtte demonstrate Standing left to right Tucci Tomaszewski, Sondrik, Hoskins, Sasso Kucienski Przyborski Pacinni Woszkowski, Dressel, Mrozek, Garb Bochniak and Wolchuechowski Top center: More demonstration by Holmecki, Mallek, Moskal, Kucienski, DiBiasso, and Woi- chiechowski, Lower center: Z, Forowycz, who last year won Grst place in the junior division of the city's Cath- olic tennis league. Left center: M. Borysow, another outstanding Trinity tennis player. Bottom left: One who shows great possibilities is T. Jedlow- ski. Bottom right: A portion of the tennis team as they report to Humbold Park for daily spring practice. lFirst row, T. Mach, S. Roso, Second row, T. Jedlowski, Z. Forowycz, M. 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Kuklinski Mr. and Mrs. Marion Kuklewicz Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kuklinski Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kukula Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kukula Miss Mary Kuklewicz Mr. and Mrs. Edmund JackowslbX Mr. and Mrs. Alex Kurpiewski and son Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kutyba Mr. and Mrs. Ray Labus Mr. and Mrs. Hank Lakoma Mrs. Mary Lanza Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Lappe Mrs. Ann LaPorte Frank Larkin Mary Las Marie Lash Mr. and Mrs. Edward Latocha Rudy Leber Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Lebowski Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lee Lee Furniture Company Ann Legenza Mr. and Mrs. Leo Loch Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Lepek Lewis Men's Wear Mrs. A. Lipowski Mr. and Mrs. Syl Lisiecki Mr. and Mrs. Chester Lipinski Frank Lis Mr. and Mrs. George Lis Mr. and Mrs. John Liss Mr. and Mrs. Loiacono John Lombardi, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Lopatka Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lechowicz Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Luczak Mr. and Mrs. Luczak Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mach PATRONS Marcin Pacyna Elizabeth Pacyna Anthony Pascente Mr. and Mrs. Edward Palacz Mrs. Edward J. Pasowicz Michael G. Pasowicz Daniel E. Pasowicz Mr. and Mrs. Donald Passeri Mr. and Mrs. F. Pasternak Mr. and Mrs. John Z. Pasterski Mr. and Mrs. Walter Patuszynski Miss Fran Pawlik Miss Anne Skiba Mr. and Mrs. Charles Skiba Mr. Charles Skiba Mr. and Mrs. Frank Skiba Miss Virginia Skiba Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Skibo Mr. and Mrs. John Skutnik Edward S. Skutnik Mr. and Mrs. E. Sloma Mr. and Mrs. John Sloma Laureen M. Sloma Joseph Slonka Mr. and Mrs. J. Mackowski Ann Madurzak Florian Edward Madurzak Mr. Chester Maduzia Mr. and Mrs. Tony Maduzia Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Magdziarz Mrs. Ann Magdziarz Mr. and Mrs. L. Maierczyk Mr. and Mrs. Makowski Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Malek Mr. and Mrs. E. Frank Malik Frank Manczko Larry Mangano Walter Mankowski Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Marciniak Wanda Markuszewski Mrs. Clare Martinaitis Mary's Confectionery Store Lucy Matus Mr. Irvin Mazalewski Mr. and Mrs. J. Maziarka Miss Lillian Maziarka Robert Maziarka Mr. and Mrs. George Mecko Mr. and Mrs. Charles Medrick Mrs. Alyce Mendel Mr. and Mrs. John Metyk Thomas J. Meehan Wanda Miaso Mr. and Mrs. J. Michalak Mr. and Mrs. J. Pawlick Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Pawlicki Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Pawlik Mr. and Mrs. Louis Peck Mr. and Mrs. Ben Peltz Tillie Peplinski Mr. and Mrs. Gene R. Perlick Mr. and Mrs. Edward Piatek Mr. and Mrs. Michael Piech Adele Piechocki Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Piechocki Edward G. Pieklo Jacob Pienkowski Mr. and Mrs. Ted Pietruszka Mrs. Cecilia Piskor Mr. and Mrs. William Piszkiewicz Ed Pluta Ed Pluta Lia Vander Pluym Mary Podhainy Mr. and Mrs. Michael Podraza Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Podpora Mary Pokuta Mr. and Mrs. Polewaczyk Mr. and Mrs. R. Popovich Mr. and Mrs. Frank Printz Mr. and Mrs. Stan Prusko Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. John Prusko Mrs. J. Prusko and Family Clemence, Leon, John, Robert Prusko Mr. Thomas Smid Mr. John Smolen Mr. and Mrs. J. Smyczynski Mr. and Mrs. William Sprawka Mr. and Mrs. Nick Squillo Mr. and Mrs. William Stankiewicz Mrs. Mary Straube Mr. and Mrs. William Streba Miss Cecilia Strenk Mr. and Mrs. Peter Strenk Mr. Stanley Strenk Mr. and Mrs. G. Stoksik Raymond Storce Josephine Strzyzynski Mr. and Mrs. Martin Surdell Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Surowiak Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Suwanski Mr. and Mrs. C. Swieton Mr. and Mrs. Anton Sworowski Mr. and Mrs. Walter Szalaika Mr. and Mrs. John Szalczynski Agnes and Edward Szczurek Mr. and Mrs. Edward Szukala and Son Mrs. Alice Tures Mrs. Chester Tazbier Stephan Tokarski Mr. and Mrs. Ed Totzke Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Tudryn Stan Tomczuk Joe Thoma Mr. and Mrs. G. Micko Midwest Groc. Meat Mkt. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. John Mikrut Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. George Minkalis Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Albert Mittskus E. Mieczynski L. Miller Frank Mis Mr. and Mrs. Jalen Magila Mr. and Mrs. Paul Moreno Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Morales Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Moskal and Son Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mueller Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Mulsoff Mr. and Mrs. John Muzika Mr. and Mrs. L. Myzia Mr. and Mrs. J. Napientek Mr. James Napoletano Mr. and Mrs. Casimir Neia Sophie Niedziela Mr. and Mrs. Richard Niemiec Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nieminski Mr. and Mrs. C. Niemotka Mr. and Mrs. Edward Nosek Mr. and Mrs. E. Nowak Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Nowosielski Mr. Stanley Nylec John O'Brian Mr. and Mrs. Frank O'Donnell Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Oleksy Mrs. Lottie Olszewski Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Osuch Mrs. Clara Owcarz P.W. Baking Company Mr. and Mrs. Walter Przyborski Mr. Chester Race Val M. Radziemski CV-W Foodsl Helen Radecki Mr. and Mrs. Mino Raso Mrs. D. Rataiczyk Mr. and Mrs. Walter Reczek Mr. and Mrs. William Rembleski Marie Rentfleisch Mr. and Mrs. Louis F. Rompa Richard Royek Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Rcsignolo Mr. and Mrs. Casimir Rusakiewicz Mr. and Mrs. J. Ruszkowski Mr. and Mrs. J. Rycai Mr. E. Rytlewski Mr. S. Rytlewski Adam Saflarski Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Safranek Dr. C. J. Saiewski Advance Sales Andrew Salski Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sandrik Herbert Schaffer Mr. and Mrs. Emil Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. John P. Schultz Mr. and Mrs. Mario Sciacca Charles J. Seiud Mr. and Mrs. Frank Serwa Mr. and Mrs. William Setlak Mr. and Mrs. J. Shaffern John Shelleng Mrs. Elsie Sienkiewicz Mr. Joseph Sipiora Page 125 Mary Tabor Barbara Thomas Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. John Tobiaski Karol Topczewski and Family Mrs. Margaret Uko Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Urbaszewski, Sr. Mr. Robert Vana Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Vasika Adolph Veldt Charles Vodraska Mr. and Mrs. F. Viscariello Alan J. Viscariello Mr. and Mrs. S. Vruble Dr. Romuald J. Walczyk Mr. and Mrs. George Walschlager John Walsh Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Wamil Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Wand Mr. and Mrs. August Wanka Edward Wasielewski Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Waszkowski Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Wawrzyniak Mr. and Mrs. Walter Welninski Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wenckcwski Mr. Leo J. Wicker Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wierzba Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Wierzba Mrs. A. Wilkans Mr. and Mrs. L. wilke and Daughter Mrs. Adele Willi A. Winkowski Family Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wiorski Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wiorski Sons Mr. and Mrs. John Wisniewski Miss Patricia Wisniewski Mr. and Mrs. S. Wisniewski Mrs. Sophie Witek Mr. and Mrs. Steve Wisniewski Mr. and Mrs. Stephen B. Witek L. Woiciechowski Mr. and Mrs. Chester Woicik Mrs. Helen Woicik Activities and Events . . . Administration .... Art classes ....... Assistant Principal . . . Athletic assembly .... Athletic board .... Athletics ......... Audio-Visual club .... Band ............ Basketball ........... Billion Dollar Saint . . Brothers' chaplain .... Cheerleaders ....... Christmas assembly . . . Classes ........... Commerce classes . . . Concert ........... Contents, Table of . . . Dances ......... English classes .... Events and Socials ..... Faculty ..... .......... Father and Son Banquet Football .............. Foreword ........... French classes . .. Freshmen ..... Glee Club ........ GoldfBlue Staft . . . Graduates ..... Graduation ...... Gymnastic team . . . History classes . . . Intramurals ... Juniors .... is PATRONS is Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. and Mrs. Joseph Woicik and Mrs. Andrew Wolek and Mrs. F. Wolosewicz Daniel Woods Mrs. E. Zichmiller Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ziemba Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Zito Mr. and Mrs. J. Ziawinski Mrs. Mary Wozniak and Ray Mr. Felix Ziawinski Mr. and Mrs Walter Wrobel Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Zuke Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wronkiewicz Bernice Zuziak Mr. and Mrs. E. Yurkovich, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zygmunt Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Zegar General Index Page Page .. . 70-101 Languages . .. . 30 . . 12 Latin classes ....... . 30 . . . 28 Math classes ........ . 24 ....... 12 Mechanical Drawing .... . 24 .. 96 8g 97 Newspaper staff ..... . 82 . . . . . . . 104 Officers lClassi ... 102-121 Freshmen ... . 65 ... 86 Juniors ... . 55 ....76-79 Seniors............ . 36 . . . 1 12-1 19 Sophomores .......... . 60 . . . . . 87 Parent-Teachers Association . . . . . 101 14 PastorofHolyTrinity 14 .....104 Patrons................ ...122-126 . . 96 8. 97 Physical education classes . . . . . . . 120 . . 22-23 Play i BilIion Dollar Saint J . . . . . . 87-89 28 Polishclasses............ 30 ......90,100 Principal........ . 13 8 ReIigionclasses.... 24 . . 94, 96, 98, 100 Religious devotions . .. 72-74 26 School 4 . . 87-101 Science classes ..... . 22 . . . 16-21 Secretary of School . . . . . 21 . . . 90, 100 Seniors .......... . . . 36-54 ... 105-111 Socials and Events .... ... 87-101 . . . . . 6 Social Science classes . . . . . . . 28 . . . 30 Sophomores ...... . . . 60-64 . . . 65-69 Spiritual Director . . . . . . . 14 . . 80 Spring Concert . .. . . 90, 100 . . . 82 Students ...... . . . 34-69 . . . 38-54 Teachers ........ . . . 16-21 . . . 92 Tennis team ....... . . . 120 . . 121 Theme of yearbook . . . 6 . . 32 Trinitarian staff ..... . 84 . . . 121 Yearbook staft . . . . 84 . . . 55-59 Y.C.S. ...... . . 75 Page 126 Index to Freshmen, JUNIORS Antonello, Leroy .... Baraias, Francis Barczuk, Patrick .. Bargo, Richard .... Bednarz, Richard. . .. Behrendt, Lawrence .. Bender, Eugene ..... Branick, Raymond Bristen, Ronald ..... Chalupka, Gerald Chorostecki, Stanley . Cieslinski, John ..... Ciolek, Joseph . .. Dailydis, James ..... Downes, Edward .... Drozda, Richard .. DuHy, Donald .... Dunai, Kenneth Dziedzic, Chester .... Dziia, James ..... Dzingel, Richard .... Everett, Robert .... Faber, Ronald .. Farmer, James .. Fialkowski, Paul .... Forowycz, Zenon Fugiel, Frederick .... Furgal, Joseph .... Furmanski, Robert . .. Galiga, Chester Ganser, Adolph .. Golek, Richard Gorz, John .... Gorz, Joseph . .. Grey, Jerome ...... Grygiel, Robert ..... Grzeszkowiak, Conrad Gurdak, Martin ..... Guzik, Frank ....... Hamziuk, Jerome Healy, John ........ ldzikowski, George .. Jackowski, Ronald .. Janas, Matthew ..... Janowski, Wayne Jaslowski, Jack Jedziniak, John .... Jirgenson, John .... Jurczykowski, Roman Jurek, Louis ....... Karpinski, Walter Keating, William .... Kososki, John .... Kowalski, Paul . .. Kramer, James .... Kroll, Kenneth ...... Kubasiak, Leonard .. Kubiak, lrenaeus .... Kukula, Edward .. Kunz, Joseph .... Kurgan, Gregory .... Kwiecien, Eugene Lenard, Paul ...... Lipowski, Ronald .... Lis, Chester ...... Lisiecki, Melvyn . . . Loch, Jerome ..... Lopatka, Gregory . . . Pa ge 59 56 59 59 . ...56 . ...56 59 59 58 56 . ...56 59 56 56 59 56 59 56 58 59 59 59 56 56 58 58 58 56 56 56 59 56 59 59 . .... 59 59 59 59 . .... 59 56 . .... 59 . ...59 . ...56 56 58 .59 56 . ...59 58 . ...59 59 58 58 58 .59 59 . ...56 56 56 56 58 59 59 59 56 59 59 59 Luczak, Edward .... Mach, Thomas ..... Mackowski, Daniel .. Makowski, Stephen Malinski, Bart ...... Mango, Anthony .. . Manzella, John .... Matus, Alexander Metyk, Jerome ..... Michalowski, John ., Michalski, Floyd Minkalis, George Mueller, Arthur ..... Mulsoff, Robert ....... Napientek, Raymond Nienaiadlo, Joseph . . . . Nosek, Robert ...... Nowosielski, James Nylec, Felix ....... Olivas, Philip Palacz, James Panek, Joseph .... Panek, Richard ..... Patuszynski, Joseph Pawlicki, Richard Peltz, Donald ...... Pienkowski, Stanley Pietruszka, Ronald .. Pilch, Donald ..... Piskor, Thomas ..... Piszkiewicz, Leonard . .. Pizanowski, George Printz, Richard ...... Prusko, Clem ..... Raso, Savino .... Reczek, Eugene .. Ricard, Jerome Ricci, Marco ........ Ruszkowski, Robert .... Rycai, Jerry ....... Sapyta, George .. Schmidt, James .... Schultz, Robert .... Schwarz, Eugene . .. Sentore, Francis ..... Siekierski, Thaddeus .. Slizewski, Edward .. Slomka, John ......... Stankiewicz, Donald Strach, Robert ...... Streba, Robert ..... Stutler, Ronald .. Sulek, Stanley . .. Tazbier, Phillip .... Trelka, Fred ........ Urbaniak, Miroslaw .... Verrier, Arthur ..... Weiss, Ronald ..... Welninski, Walter Wisniewski, Daniel ., Woicik, Joseph .... Woscinski, Casimir .. Wrobel, Ronald .... Yurkovich, Emerick .. Zielinski, Louis .... Zito, Daniel .... Zurczak, Andrew . . . Zywicki, Adam .. Sophomores, and Juniors Page 56 56 56 56 74 58 58 59 58 56 74 56 56 56 56 59 56 58 58 56 56 58 58 56 56 58 58 56 56 56 58 59 58 59 58 58 59 58 56 56 56 56 59 58 58 58 58 56 58 58 56 56 58 56 56 59 58 56 59 58 56 56 56 56 58 58 56 58 SOPHOMORES Page Adamczyk, Stanley .... .... 6 1 Andracki, Richard ..... .. 63 Balachowski, Walter . . . . . 61 Balonek, Adrian ..... .. 61 Baraias, Eugene .... .. 62 Bare, Richard ...... .. 61 Battaglia, Ramon . .. .. 62 Bezin, Robert ..... .. 64 Biernat, Raymond .. .. 61 Bird, Sam ......... .. 61 Blasage, Thomas ... .. 61 Blaszynski, James .. .. 61 Bochniak, John ... .. 64 Bonk, Theodore .. . . 64 Boron, Martin ..... .. 62 Budniak, Zbigniew ... .. 62 Budz, Richard ..... .. 64 Bulinski, Robert .. .. 64 Bury, Bruce , ...... .. 62 Carmona, Alfred . . . . . 62 Cerny, Robert . . . .. 64 Chicalace, Frank ..... .. 64 Chrusciel, Kenneth . . . . . 62 Citera, Michael .... .. 64 Clegg, Dennis ..... .. 62 Coscioni, William ..... .. 62 Cosentino, Anthony . . . . . 61 Cubak, Edward ...... .. 64 Dabros, Albert ...... .. 61 Darszewski, Eugene . . . . . 63 Dembowski, Ronald . . . . . 63 Diatte, John ........ .. 64 DiBiaso, Daniel .... .. 61 Diciolla, Norfie ....... .. 64 Dogadalski, Joseph ...... .. 63 Domanowski, Mitchell .. 61 Dominowski, Wayne .. . . . 61 Domin, Wayne ..... .. 64 Dressel, Henry .... . . 62 Dressel, Richard . . . . . 62 Dubinski, Anthony . . . . . 61 Duet, Michael ..... . . 62 Dulian, Walter .... .. 61 Dworak, Stanley . . . . . 64 Dziewalski, Conrad .. 63 Furgat, Edward . . . . . 61 Galus, James ........ .. 64 Garb, Joseph ......... .. 62 Golembiewski, Danial . . . . . 64 Gorczynski, James , . . . . 63 Gorniak, Robert . . . . . 61 Gressick, Theodore . .. . . 62 Grygiel, Fred ...... .. 62 Holmecki, Robert .. .. 64 Hoskins, William . .. .. 64 Janik, Ronald .... . . 62 Kalandyk, Walter .. .. 64 Kaminski, Mitchell . . . . . 64 Kawalek, Robert . . . . . 62 Klaia, William ..... .. 64 Klonowski, George .. . .. 62 Koczor, Ronald ....... .... 6 3 Krawczyk, Richard .. Kroll, Stanley ..... . .... 61 62 Kross, James ..... .. 64 Krupa, Thomas .. 62 Kucienski, James . . . .. 64 Kulikowski, Ronald .. .... 61 Page 127 Kutyba, Joseph Lagioia, Felix Larcher, James . .. LaSalvia, Francis .. Latocha, Joseph . . . Leber, Rudolph . .. Lis, Francis ...... Lombardi, John Mallek, Lawrence Malek, Robert ...... Manzella, Joseph .... Markese, Rocco ..... Markuszewski, Richard Mazur, Thaddeus .... Miaso, Joseph ...... Mieczynski, Gene .... Mikulic, Anthony Minkalis, Anthony .. Mitchell, Melvin .... Mitchell, Richard .... Morales, Daniel Moreno, Paul .... Moritz, Patrick Moskal, Ronald ..... Mrozek, Richard .... Musialowicz, Kenneth Niemotka, Michael .. Nowak, Thaddeus Nowak, Walter Nudo, Dennis ...... O'Donnell, Vincent .. Olesky, Robert ...... Orlowski, Victor .. Osuch, Ralph .. Pacini, Ivo ....... Paprocki, Kenneth . .. Parzygant, Clifford .. Passeri, Robert ..... Pasterski, William Pawlowski, James .. Pecharich, Peter ..., Piatek, Edward ..... Piszkiewicz, Dennis . Pizzello, Joseph .... Pldhainy, Richard .... Potocki, Alex .... Popovich, Richard Prowicz, James ..... Prusko, Paul ....... Przyborski, Ronald .. Rataiczyk, Dennis Ratulowski, Casimir . Rehart, Robert ...... Reppe, Leslie ..... Royek, Richard Safranek, Joseph .... Erik, Dexter . .. Sasso, Frank ..... Setlak, William Skibo, Charles .... Sloma, Richard Sowizrol, Stanley Sprawka, Joseph Squillo, John Srch, Joseph .... Steck, Norbert Stopka, Robert ..... Storce, Raymond Strzyzynski, Louis Page 74 ...62 ...64 ...62 ...63 ...62 ...61 ...61 ...64 ...64 . ...61 ....61 ...,...63 ...61 . ...64 ...61 . ...61 . ...64 ...61 ...61 ...64 ...61 ...61 ...61 ...62 .. ...62 . ...62 ...64 ...61 ...61 , ...61 ...63 ...61 ...61 ...64 ...64 . ...62 ...61 ...61 . ...63 62 64 . ...63 61 61 61 62 62 . ...62 . ...64 62 . ...64 62 62 64 62 64 62 61 63 64 64 62 64 64 61 64 61 .62 Index To F Suderski, Dennis Sudol, Wenceslaus .. Surdell, Kenneth .. Surowiak, Edwin Sworowski, John Symonanis, Alan .. Szalczynski, James .. Tomaszewski, Don .. Totzke, William .... Trocola, Joseph .... Tucci, Patrick .... Tudryn, Edward .... Uko, Stephen .... Urban, James ..... Van Buskirk, Tom Veldt, Adolph ..... Walschlager, Frank .. Wanka, August ....... .. Waskowski, Edward . . . . . Waszkowski, Gerald . . . . . Wawrzyniak, Eugene .. .. Wawrzyniec, Edward .. .. Wesolowski, Joseph . . . . . Wiecek, Bruno ...... Wielgus, Robert Wierzba, James .... Wilkans, Alfred Willi, John ........ Winkowski, Alex Wiorski, Donald .... Wiorski, Ronald ....... . . Wisniewski, Lawrence Wiss, Philip .......... .. Witt, Charles ......... .. Woiciechowski, Stefan Woicik, Norman ...... . . Woitklewicz, Matthew Wollnskl, Stanley ..... , . iWoods, Daniel ...... Yuhas, Frederick Zaramba, Richard Zlelinski, Richard Zyginunt, Lucian .... FRESHMEN Abbinante, Donald Baczek, Edward ..... Balcunas, Bruno .... Banka, Philip Barr, Dennis .... Bart, Robert .... Bednarz, Fred Benlsh, Richard .. Bolek, Chris ........ Bon, Aldo .......... lorzymowski, Matthew iBryan, Joseph ....... Bukowski, John ilusa, Adrian ...... Cacioppo, Phillip Calarco, Anthony .... Capolongo, Richard .. Cavello, Edward .... Chlebicki, Kenneth .. Chovanec, John .... Chromy, Ronald Page . 61 . 62 . 62 . 62 . 62 . 63 . 63 . 62 . 62 . 62 . 61 . 61 . 64 . 62 . 64 . 62 . 62 . 6l . 62 . 63 . 6-1 .62 .64 .61 .62 .61 .64 .63 .61 .64 .62 .62 .64 .61 .64 .61 .61 .64 .61 .62 .6l .62 .62 .67 .69 .69 .69 .69 .68 .69 .66 .69 .69 .67 .69 .68 .66 .69 .66 .69 .67 .66 .67 .69 reshmen, Chwoiko, Walter .. Ciengi, Jerome Cieslinski, James Ciszewski, James . . . Ciszewski, Teofil Colucci, Vito ...... Connolly, Thomas .... Coppersmith, Ronald .. Corrado, Charles ..... Cyrek, Eugene ..... Cyrwus, George Czarnecki, Richard .... Czerwinski, John .. DeNardis, Robert .... Dlugokienski, Robert .. Dobczyk, Donald ..,.., Dobrowolski, Richard .. Dobrowolski, Walter .. Domracki, Frank ..... Dovin, George .. Dragon, Dennis .. Dulski, George .. Duoba, George .. Dutkin, Edward .. Dzien, Dennis Ernst, Jerome . . . Ezop, Steven Falk, Robert .... Filas, Richard .... Furgal, Patrick Galbavy, James .. Gasior, Edward .. Gavel, Eugene ....... Gawronski, Charles . . . Gneda, Dennis ..... Gofron, Richard .. Golladay, Jerry .... Gomoluch, Terrry .. Gorski, Robert Graf, William Grzelak, Joseph Grzesak, Daniel .... Guerrero, Edward .. Hager, Ronald ....... Harden, Leo ........... Heuschmidt, Raymond .. Hula, Joseph ......... Jachimowski, Edmund .. Jakubik, Joseph ..,. Janczy, Thomas Janik, Marion ... Jankoski, Daniel .... Jankovic, Ralph ....... Jaszczurowski, Henry .. Jedlowski, Thomas Job, George ....... Jurcak, Donald ....... Jurkowski, Edward Justice, Emery ..... Kalinski, Robert .. Kalviss, Joseph .... Kendra, Norbert .... Kendzior, Eugene .. Kirby, Edward .... Komperda, Alan Kondal, Joseph So 69 ..69 ..69 ..69 ..66 ..68 ..74 ..66 ..66 ..69 ..69 ..66 ..68 ..69 ..69 ..67 ..66 ..66 ..69 ..67 ..69 ..67 ..66 ..69 ..67 ..69 ..69 ..66 ..66 ..69 ..67 ..67 ..69 ..67 ..69 ..66 ..69 ..69 ..68 ..67 ..68 ..67 ..66 ..69 ..66 ..68 ..69 ..68 ..68 ..68 ..66 ..67 ..66 ..66 ..69 ..68 ..67 ..68 ..69 ..66 ..66 ..69 ..66 ..67 ..66 ..66 phomores, and Juniors Kopec, Stanley .... Korpalski, Joseph .. Kosciotek, Richard .. Kosla, Robert ...... Kowalkowski, Thomas Kowalski, Walter . . . Kozien, Thomas .... Kozowski, ClilTord .. Kral, Otto ........ Kruzel, Gerald .... Krzyzak, Thomas Kukula, Dennis Kunz, Anthony .... Kurdziel, Donald Kuszewski, Ray Lanza, Angelo .. Lash, Francis ...,. Lebowski, Dennis . . . Ledwon, Dennis . . . Legenza, John Licko, Cliitord .. Lipinski, James Lisiecki, Daniel Loiacono, Joseph . . . Lorentzen, Leroy Magdziarz, James .. Magdziarz, Walter .. Maiewski, Joseph ,. Malick, Leonard .. Manczko, Francis Mangano, Lawrence Marciniak, Norman . Matula, Leonard Mayer, George .... McCormick, Dennis . Messina, Mike ..... Micko, Thomas .... Mikrut, John Miller, Gerald .. Miller, Jack ...... Misenar, George Mittskus, Theodore . Moritz, Kenneth .... Morizzo, Daniel .. Muzika, John ..... Mysliwiec, Timothy Nastali, Thomas .... Niedziela, Edwin Nieminski, Gerald .. Nienaiadlo, Daniel . Olszewski, Casimir . Onesto, Michael Orlowski, Joseph .. Paluck, Robert .... Panek, Richard .... Parenti, Anthony . . . Parisi, Peter ...... Partacz, Jerome .. Paschke, Philip Passero, Mike .... Pawlick, Joseph Pazdziock, Richard . Petroff, Peter ...... Pieklo, Edward .. Piekos, Joseph .... Plonka, Joseph . . . Page 128 Page 69 69 66 69 69 .. .... 67 . .... 68 66 67 67 68 69 66 69 66 68 69 67 68 .....68 68 68 66 68 68 67 69 66 66 69 .. .... 69 .. .... 68 68 68 .. .... 69 69 68 68 69 67 .. .... 68 .. .... 69 . .... 68 68 .. .... 67 .. .... 68 67 67 .. .... 68 .. .... 68 .. .... 68 67 68 67 68 69 68 68 68 66 .. .... 67 .. .... 69 69 68 68 63 Pokuta, Gerald ...... Polewaczyk, James . . . Pontarelli, Daniel ..... Page 65 :fav ...as Powyszynski, Casimir . .. .. . 6E Prusko, Alex. ........ Prusko, Leon ....... Ptak, James ..... Rabitoy, Joseph . . . Radecki, Stanley . Romanelli, Terrance .. Rompa, Dennis ..... Rosignolo, Ralph .. Roth, James ...... Rothstein, Frank .... Ruetsche, William .... 67 61 6. 6. 6. .6t. 69 66 67 66 69 Ruszkiewicz, Rodney 68 Russo, Frank ........ Sadoski, Eugene .... Saflarski, Richard . .. Salski, Ronald ....... Schumacher, Ronald .. Sechman, Thomas Seiud, Charles .... Shafern, William .. Sharp, Daniel .... Slomka, Richard .. Slonka, James .. 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