Joliet Catholic High School - Hilltopper Yearbook (Joliet, IL)
- Class of 1952
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'Q , Q Lu -A ' iz' S , V 1' , 5 , . , -- ,- f,,.,,, in 4, ,I -5- , -1. A .. 1 DEDICATIO lo Father Rawmond Huttner fomwer Prlor ind Ire fe-ct of Dlbcmllne now berwxn a chaplfun the In ted Ntites X w fr lm s n mx we-wx rw serxxce to ffifllovws at Iollct Cdth01lC we the enmr clux proud x dedlc ite lhc Uxlltopper 0 19w ' On a hill overlooking the city of Joliet a tower stands, a monument to the spirit of our Catholic people. Old Saint Pat- rick's Church was founded on the hill where I CHS now stands, making it the oldest piece of church pmpert in con- tinuous use in the Midwest. lh' 1818 a towering belfry was erected and a torch in the structure li hted the way fordwel- lers in loliet. ihe present tower and Victory Light carry on this century - old tradition. During our years at Joliet Catholic we are taught to look to the Victory Light for inspiration - not only as a beacon announcing the success of our athletic endeavors, but also as a symbol illuminating the best in life. FY F I ' 'P In bl , ii: In is su -' ,v fp ii 1 ' 1 '-Va 26' . 2' 1 . 1 tfl. Q ,gn .. , , 4 H . . H' - - he 'ix' he r. JI , ,3,., V. X my ' I .I Sufi- if' fy-inf' 'V L- T, '.. P of ' X 4 ' ful' N - t..f1 5 :T . u ' usa -'- 5 1 W a S ., .I L ' . 9 f- - , V 9 5' fav. A ,tp wks ' r in ln Gratltude To Brother Joseph Martin who thls year IS elebratlng hls twenty flfth anmversary wlth the Carmellte Order, many thanks for lns quret, ceaseless work at Jolxet Cathollc Hlgh, from the students The Very Reverend Raphael P Kleffer O farm Thxs year a pnest close to the hearts of the students and people of ,Iohet was elected PYOVIIICIBI of the Carmelxte Provmce of the Nlost Pure Heart of Mary Knowing Father Raphael as we do we wlsh to add our vote of confldence to that tendered hlm by hns own rel1g1ous pnests and brothers -. 'f ' ' -' iq 'FI' Qs' ,tix y... A SL 7,5 ,C iq my im n- A X, iibt. Us .2 O WO , W i,l'f N af 'flla F .jmc- fa: , ' la 'J ' . ,. A . ,vp - 31 bfi? A 1 A 0 i A ,. wx vwfz, ' - J I J ' -9 I 61 L xdr' 'x .rf ' ir? 'sly , xx .fluff V , R, 3.1. i f all 1 I J x,a ff s I lk Mt 4 .glint nba! ,, X yr 'I .-5 W 6 ,AQ ' X' ' fs 'Ir wg- if 4, If T. f A If T 'TM T i' H, 2697! 1 i 5 5 .I 0 Beautiful Flower of Carmel. most fruitful vine Splendor of heaven, holy and sin,,ulzirg Who brought forth the Son of Gml. Still ever remaining a pure Virging Assist us in this necessity. O Star ofthe Sea, help and protect us. Show us that thou art our Mother. Joliet Catholic High, u'e're for you Get in the battle, win and fight. foliet Catholic High, u-e'll back you wind your colors, brown and uhite. CONTENTS Classes Curriculum Sports Organizations Activities The Last Few Hours Yoifre the kind of men u hose- rnurage We want our foes to sce. Joliet Catholic High, march onward To victory. ser. iw V ' f J' Iouu CAruoLiC HMS i CHOOL ADMINISTRATION AN D FACLI LTY lf ,-1- Rev Father Henry Goodwin 0 Carm P I r of Comm :fy ofSuln1EIlas Rel gl n Soc ul S'UdI8S History Rev Father Bonaventure Gilmore 0 Carm Pn cnpol Relrglo Bookkeeping 1 O I 'V ,fr n . I Q .n . . . nl . I . I 0 l fo un. . . i .O I i . I . IO , If ff' r 'Wil f?',.', lr Q 1:1 --1.15 wr Rev Fafher Nacholas Sfaresmac, 0 Carm Father Damian Llebers, 0 Carm P f 5 rloro aunt Marys Chemusfry Biology Rellglon History Sociology Economics Father Edwin McGowan, 0 Carm Fafher Lucian Casey 0 Carm Prefer! of Rellglon English Speech Algebra Procfncol Moth I1 VN Father DeSales Snyder O Carm Fafher Roger Troy 0 Carm Dlrecfor ofAfhle1'lcs English Hasfory Rel glon English I' x 7' Father Harold Droughf, 0.Carm. Father Carmel Smifh 0.Carm , . Treasurer Physics, Algebra, Religion, General Science English, Geomefry l2 QC' wc.Q?. .1 ? A Fafher Aushn Coupe 0 Carm Father Shane Tahney O Carm Hlsfory Typrng Prefecf of Studues Engllsh fi inn' a--- Fafher Dunsfan McGulgan 0 Carm Fafher Ellis Reiner? 0 Carm Trlgonomefry Solid Geomefry Algebra prefect ofD1sclpllne Lchn 13 Father Colman Walsh O Carm Lahn Rel g o Father Stanley Kromer 0 Carm Mechanical Dra mg Metal Shop t Father Cyril Frtzgerald 0 Carm Fqfher Francis Blum O Carm History Rellglon Pastor of Saint Bernard X A Father Fabian Donlan O Carm Pasto of Saunt Mary s .sig .-.N , X w - v 1 Brother Raymond Launc 0 Carm Sec eta y Typing WFS ig,-C-4 n-1 Brother Stanislaus Reybatz U Carm Brother Joseph Martm 0 Carm Woodshop Enganeer Mr Wulllam H Reed Mr Gordon Gillespie Band Basketball Coach Physical Education 'R- .QW Mr Phnl Cantwell Mr Norber1Pycz Football Coach Machlne Shop Meinl Shop Physiology Physlcal Educahon 16 Vhss Peggy Cunnmgham Llbrarlan MUSIC Appreclauon ,--x Lejt to nght seated Fathers Degales Bonasenture standmg Fathere Henry Lucxan Shane F1115 and Harold 17 V 'Hs f If 1 J M I J fx? A s L ' , : . , ' : ' , . . ' ,1- S Father Austin Mrs Young Mrs ,luncic and Mrs Lehman take time out for their own lunch after serving a himgry flve hundred or so W The Faculty House Carmelite Priory of Saint Elias I8 -A D Ji Service with a smile wf 'ZMJWL Ol QQMQO NH Z, 'H 4 L CLASS OF 52 eww: Offccmo vi' 1- Hdamel Donoghue Secretary Leo Felner Treasurer Thomas Russell Presxdent Martm Whalen Vice-Pres 1 ent 20 9 I 0 3 I . . :Il , D, , , l 1' , ' J' I' , , 'I - f 7 , H ,J 5 ' ' -D P' T x 5 V K, K, 1 A I , P' ff , G f bf . , 5 . 4 , ' 9- ' , ' ROBERT LEO BAYCI Base St Mary s Carmelzte Dance Com- mlttee 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Drama tlcs 4 Vlclory Llght 4 National lm Honor SOCICIY S2 Mary s Carmelzte Football 3 4 Bowlmg 3 Intramurals 12 3 4 Dance COITIIIIIIICC 3 4 Hlgh chance salesman 1 Glee Club 1 JAMES EUGENE ARNOLD RICHARD ALBERT BERARD Dwk JOSEPH CHARLES BERTINO Sacred Heart. Band l 2 3 4' Vic- oe ww, L' I 4' National HOW 51. Anthony. Football 2- Inuamur- Somew- als 1 2 3 4' Dance Committee 3 4. 21 BENEDICT THOMAS BAZIK Banjze Ss Cyril and Methodzus Intramur als 1 2 3 4 THOMAS FDWARD BLAKFMORE Porky St. Christopher Midlothian. Foot- ball 2' Baseball 3 4. 93 , . 1 ff ' JOSEPH MICHAFL BLUTH fo ,lo Ss Cyrzl and Methodzus Dance Commlttee 4 ROBERT LEO BOKOSKI Ho e St Raymond Gof 2 3 Intramurals EDWIN THOMAS BRADY Rocket Ed St Paul Band l 2 3 ROBERT FRANCIS BREHN D1 Sacred Heart Intramurals l 2 3 4 JAMES EUGENE BRODESKE Freethrow Contest 13 VICIOTY RAYMOND DENIS BRNCA Bzrdze Lnght 4 Dance Commlttee 3 4 Ray St Jospeh Vlce-Presxdent 1 Foot Student Councxl 2 4 Clee Club l St Cyrzl and Methodzus Intramur ball 2 Honor Roll 12 3 4 Glee 3 Natlonal Honor SOCIBIY als I 2 Club 1 3 Natlonal Honor SOCICIY 22 DONALD EMERSON BUSS Don Raymond Intramural 12 Vxc tory L1 ht 4 Honor Roll 123 4 Natrona Honor Soclety JOSEPH LYLE BYRON foe the Flash St Rose Wxlmm ton Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Natrona Honor Society RONALD FRANCIS BYRNES Ron Sl Christopher Mldlothlan Base ball 4 Natxonal Honor Socrety JOSEPH DAVID CAREY oe St Bernard Golf l 2 3 4 Football 4 Basketball 1 Dance Commlttee 34 Honor Roll 124 Clee Club 1 2 Natlonal Honor Socrety Sec retary 4 JAMES ERNEST BYRON hmmy St Rose Wllmmgton Intramurals 12 3 4 Natlonal Honor Soclety JOHN VIATTHEW CHRISTENSEN Chrzsty St Paul Football 12 Intramurals 2 3 4 Dance Commxttee 3 4 Dra- matlcs 3 Student Council 4 Clee Club 1 3 23 LEO JEROME COLARIC Stx Gun St Patrtck Basketball 1 2 3 Base- ball 4 Intramurals 1 T ewrxtm YP S Honorable mentxon 4 Dramatlcs 4 WILLIAM FRANCIS COLEMAN DONALD LAVERNE CORDANO Don St Anthony Intramurals 4 Band Red St Agnes Chlcago Helghts 1 2 3 4 Band Vlce Presldem 4 QEORCE MICHAEL CUSHING Solo Contest 1 3 Orchestra 1 2 Cash Clee Cl'-lb 3 Dance COUUHIUCC 3 Sacred Heart Football 2 Golf 2 4 Natxonal Honor Soclety 3 4 Inu-amm-als 1 2 3 4 J GEORGE JOSEPH COOK Scweegte St Chrtstopher Mldlothxan Foot ball Manager 2 3 Basketball Manager 2 3 Baseball 4 ROBERT ALAN DAMERON Frenclue St Marys Carmeltte Intramurals 1 3 4 Freethrow Contest 2 3 Bowl rn 3 Clee Club 1 3 Student Coun Cl 4 Dance COIIIIIIIIICC 34 Vic tory Light 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Spectator Colummst 3 4 Honor Roll 1 234 Engllsh Medal 2 Honor able MCHIIOH Profxclency 2 Eng llsh 3 Natlonal Honor SOCIBIY NROTC Exam 4 Scxence Falr 3 4 2.1 ' A KENNETH LEROY DELROSE Ken St Mary s Carmeltte Football 3 4 Intramurals 2 3 4 Bowllng 3 RICHARD LOUIS DARIN Band 12 Dance Commmee 3 4 Tombstone Loute Sacred Heart DANIEL DAVID DOLAK Lover St Bemard lntramurals l 2 JOSEPH RAYMOND DOLL lose St John Football 24 lntramurals l 2 3 Freethrow Contest I 2 3 Bowlmg 2 3 Dance Commlttee 4 Glee Club 4 Student Councll 2 Red Cross l 2 HARRY GEORGE DINOFFRI Buzz St Mary s Carmelzte Football 2 3 4 Basketball 2 Dance COITUTIII tee 3 4 Honor Roll 1 2 Glee Club 3 Red Cross 2 ROBERT HAMEL DONOGHUE Huck St Raymond Secretary 4 Football 1 2 3 Captam 4 Basketball 1 2 3 lntramurals l 2 3 4 Swlmmlng 3 Student Councll 4 Dance Commlt tee 3 4 45 THOMAS WAYNE DUHKIN Tom St Marys Carmelzte Intramurals 3 4 Bowllng 2 3 Clee Club 13 LAWRENCE ALLAN FACARASON Fug St joseph Football 4 Intramurals 124 Red Cross 2 Secretary 3 Presxdent 4 Dance Commlttee 3 4 Vxctory Light 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Muslc Awards 3 4 Honor Roll 2 4 Clee Club 3 Sclence Farr 3 4 Na tional Honor Soclety 'Q' .IOHN VINCENT EGAN Arch Golf 1 Clee Club l 3 Big Inch Club 4 Natlonal Qulll and Scroll Honor Soclety 4 Student COUDCII 1 2 4 JCY l Vlctory Lxght 12 3 4 Yearbook2 Ed 4 Dramatlcs 3 Dance Commlttee 3 4 Red Cross 12 ,Iohet Herald News Sports wrxter 2 3 4 New World SPOIISWPII er 3 4 Sclence Faxr 3 flrst place 4 Honor Roll 1 2,3 4 General Profxclency I2 3 Enghsh 1 Hon orable Mention 2 3 Latln Medal 2 Physlcs Medal 3 Natlonal Honor Soclety JAMES VERNON EGGE Ezzard St Christopher Mldlothlan Foot ball 2 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Intramur als 123 Cheerleader l Dance Commlttee 3 JOSEPH BERNARD FEENEY LEO HENRY FELNER Emmet L St Mary Mmooka Intramurals 1 St Mary s Carrnelzte Treasurer 4 2 VICIOFY L1ght4 Football 2 3 Co Captaln 4 26 -- -' mt. 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Intramurals 1 2' Freethrow Teddy Bear DANIEL JOSEPH HISCHIER Contest I 2' Band 1 2 3 4' Orches- St. Joseph Lockport. Dance Com- Satch tra l 2 3' Clee Club 1. mittee 4. St. John. 28 ALBERT ,IOSLPH HRVATIN Big Al St Joseph Basketball 13 Intra ROBLRT WILLIAM HORVATIN mums 2 4 Bob St Joseph Intramurals 1 2 3 4 THOMAS VINCENT KEATINC Tom St Patrick Band 1 2 3 4 THOMAS PATRICK KINSELLA Kzller St 'Mary s Carmelzte Football 3 4 Intramurals 1 3 4 Dramatlcs 4 Natlonal Honor Socxety 29 THOMAS ANTHONY KARARO Sparrow St Mary Natwzty Dramatxcs 1 WILLIAVI FRANCIS KOCHALKA Kuts Ss Cynl and Methodzus Football 1234 Intramurals 1234 As- ststant Gym Instructor 4, Free Throw Contest 1 2 3 4 Dance Comnuttee 4 Dramatlcs 3 Glee Club 34 Student Councll 4 Na- tlonal Honor Socrety Presxdent 4 Wgwlgf LAVERNE LEE KORELL Cyrano St John Football 4 Dance Com mlttee 34 Intramurals 23 Dra matlcs 2 3 Vlctory L1 ht 2 Stu ANTHONY FRANCIS KOSICLK dent Councll 2 3 Glee lub 3 Chuck St Anne s Mzsszon Intramurals I 2 3 4 Bowllng 3 Vlctory Lxght 2 ROBERT VINCENT LATL EUGENE ANTHONY LORENZO Blatz Rawhide St Raymond Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Ss Cynl and Methodzus Football Free Throw Contest 2 3 Glee Club 2 3 Intramurals 2 3 4 Student Councl 2 BARTHOLOMEW JOSEPH KUCINIC Gullz St Mary Natzvzty Intramurals JOSEPH ROBERT MAHER oe St Mary s Carmelzte Treasurer I Secretary 2 3 Intramurals 4 Band 1 Treasurer 2 Vxce-Presldent 3 Presxdent 4 Student Dlrector 2 3 4 Dance Commxttee 34 Muslc Awards 134 Sclence Farr 34 Natxonal Honor Society :SZ 30 ' gn'-swf., -, any - , , ,T- p.- I , I , , as 11 I I ' ' - S . 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A5244 H21 iff FRANK JOSEPH MANDEL Ltttle Frankze St Joseph Football 2 3 4 Basket ball 1 Baseball 3 4 Intramurals 3 Free Throw Contest 1 THOMAS EDWARD MANGAN Sazlor St Margaret Chlcago Unlted States Naval Reserve TERENCE ROBERT MCCARTHY WILLIAM JOHN McDERMOTT Mac Mack St Raymond Basketball I 2 3 bt Rose Wrlmmgton Natlonal Baseball 4 Intramurals 4 ,ICY 1 2 Honor SOCISIY 1 3l I LEROY JOSEPH MARCO Lee St Patnck Vxctory Llght 4 PATRICK ARTHUR MCDONNELL Packy St Patrick Intramurals 2 3 4 Free Throw Contest 2 3 Bowlmg 2 Dance Commlttee 3 4 4--' ANDREW JOSEPH MIKUSKA Mick Ss Cyrzl and Vethodzus Basket ball 1 Intramurals I 2 3 4 LEONARD GEORGE MORAN Len John Intramurals 2 MICHAEL ,IOSFPH MITCHELL Mitch St Raymond Football 2 Basket ball 34 Intramurals 12 Dance Commlttee 3 4 Student Councxl 3 LA VERN FRANCIS MOORE RAYMOND JOSEPH MUENZING Ray St John Intramurals I2 Free Throw Contest I 2 Band I 2 3 4 Orchestra 12 3 MUSIC Awards I 3 4 Clee Club I St Mary s Carmelzte WILLIAM THOMAS MULC AHY St Pamck Football 2 Intramur als I 2 Band I 2 3 4 Muslc Award 4 Dance Committee I 2 3 Glee Club 2 3 32 N , I I ' I Y X 3 U Q Y ' 1 I C ' , I . . 5 - ' 1 5 Q 3 , 9 1 4 . 4 IL V 1 v , . 1 I I I I I IMO I 2 . . , Q . . Q - 1 5 U 9 1 Q Y I 1 f i 2 1 c 1 1 , ' , - . St I 1 ' ' 7 ' 9 1 1 . . . . , 3 . , . 'W ' A I 5 mu. V .I . 4 ggi' 'gag ' 4 I , ' I F TIIONIAS FDWARD 'MURPHY Pete joseph Manhattan Intramurals l 2 3 Free Throw Contest 23 VICIOTY I1ght 3 Dance Commlttee DONAI D JOSPPII NI I FNT A ggets 51 Rose Wllmlngton lntramurale '73 4 Free Throw Fontcwl I2 3 4 I f J. AIA.. uv 57 Q haze .Sl joseph Haseball 2 '3 4 Intra murals I 2 3 4 .ICY I Dance Com mmee 3 4 honor II II 0 2 3 Nalxonal Honor SOCICIY PATRICK ,IOSPPH O NFII dl St llary 5 Carmelzte Football 4 Ilaaketball 2 IntramuraIQ 'I 1- Danrf Fommlttee 3 4 35 ai 33 -C' RONALD ,IOSFPII NORTOIN Corky St Uary s Carmelzte Baeketball 2 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Dance F IANIFQ IADWAHD I I' -XHIII' Lm St la I Intramurals I I. F fluhll Dramitxcal Nxvtorv I ight 4 .35 'Y ' A-' N. I A jf 1 I ii . ' '. I VV :J . W -. .' 9 , YK, Q Aom- ' 1 , , . . mittee 3 4. 0 CI',I'lALD JOHN INASENBRNY ' , QQ , u,fI 3 Ang' V. V . i ' K I - Sz. , I . L ' 3,4. ' ' J I , I fllf A Ck ' A A 4 , 1 I. I 'Q I nru Cu S. I p ' ' ' 1 z 4114 u .. , ' ' . . I 3 ' . ,Lg ' 5' f. ' u. ' 'S ,2,-1 flee l,h,.3lH 'I A ,.,- I ' 3 - - ' f 5 x 1 l- if -J . xii' M' ' HR' YN' lx THOMAS LOUIS PEYLA Doc St Patnck Band 12 3 4 Vxctory L1 t 4 Dance Commlttee 3 GUIDO GERAI D PIUNTI Pasqual St Joseph Rockdale Football 2 Captaln 3 4 Basketball 2 Intra murals 2 4 Free Throw Contest 1 2 3 4 Dramatrcs 4 Red Cross 1 3 Student Councll 3 4 Clee Club 3 4 WALTER JOSEPH PLFSE STEPHEN RAYMONDPOLICH Walt Beauttful Benny S! Mary Natlvlly Football l 2 3 4 Redeemer Lutheran Football 1 Basketball 1 3 Student Councll 4 3 4 Track 2 Bowhng 2 3 A 34 2 It ROBERT JOSEPH PLANINC Hot Rod St Joseph Track 2 3 Intramurals 12 3 Bowlxng 3 Band l Natxonal Honor SOCISIY CHARLES JOSEPH POWERS Chuck St Rose Wllmmgton Intramurals 3 4 Vxctory L1 t 4 Honor Roll l 2 Natxonal Honor Soclety 'i , I 3 9 M I If ,Y I ' 2 f ' 9 ' gh 2 - 1 1 KK 7, . , . 1 , Q 3 ' , 9 1 . 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Sl Chnslopher Nlxdlothlan lntra murals l flee Club 13 SCICH e Farr 3 Honor Roll l 2 'S Nauonal Honor SOCICIY W5 nl-4' GERALD FRAINCIS Rl DER jerry St john Intramurals 12 4 Cheer leader 4 Clee Club 3 4 V1Cl0l'y Llght 4 Dance Commlttee 34 .ICY l 2 AWHI' NCL ANT HOINY Sl' l' CIK Sz joseph Dance Fommlttce 'S ,i .11 V 1- f 4+ 1 A ' f f XV ll 45 V J lf fi I t A T Z A 4 fx V T Q v., , E: A .' Q , - Tnmms Cowon RITSSELI. ball ,l,: . Q, jlltrz ' 4':,4li l 1 'A .I X 'u,p'Q 1. ' . liyg ,g,. . 9 y,':,. i usefn N I ..' Q Sh V Q Q, k iv' fl rl 'Q f 'CZ' THOMAS EDWIN SIERACKI T0mmo St. Thaddeus. Football 2,3,4. JEREMIAH PATRICK STERR ferry St Mary s Carmelzte Football 3 4 Swlmmlng 3 Intramurals 2 3 4 Free Throw Contest 3 Dance Commxttee Q, 'Q 'GQ ,-if-f f'fg'q ' Q bu .Nuff-.A in 5 he-4 WILLIAM FR.gNgIS SIERACKI ll i If Ss. Cyril and Methodius. JOHN JOSEPH STEFANSKI junzor St Thaddeus Intramurals34 Free Throw Contest 3 Glee Club 4 Mass Club 3 Dance Commlttee 4 ROBERT JOSEPH SVETECIC ROBERT FRANK TERDIC Svet Eagle St Mary Natwzty Intramurals I St Joseph Intramurals 1 3 4 Free Throw Contest I 2 3 4 Bowllng 2 3 Bo ll ' ii . . , g 5 l 3 Q . fl 77 , I Q ' ' , . , , I cc n u u I I I I . . . g . I . ,2, . g . ,2,3g 3Y4' s I ' 1 1 9 ' 1 ' 62 A I4 I K , , A 1' , s- 2 A ,ff g K f 1 Ae g , ' 1 ROBERT JAMES UPTON Gunner St John Golf 3 4 Intramurals 3 4 C ee ub ,IC Dance Commlttee 4 Red Cross 1 2 Speech Contest 4 FRANCIS ,IAMFS VIDMAR ALBERT BUDD VLACH Sl John Intramurals 2 3 Dance Czar Buddy Boy Comml ttee 3 4 Natlonal Honor St Mary Natwzty Vlctory I xght 3 4 SOCICIY 26 hr- ' ,anno an 37 'C' WILLIAM THEODORE VOGRIN V0gie St. John. Intramurals 1,49 Free Throw Contest I,3. ROBERT FREDERICK WALDVOCFL Wa e St jude New Lenox FRANK PAUL WFBERG CHARLES LOI IS WFED II easel Nubby St Raymond Cheerleader 3 4 Sl lohn Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Dra Clee Club I 3 4 matxcs 4 ,fling ,,..t-nw EDWARD LEO WALSH TV Ed St Paul Football 4 Intramurals I 2 3 Free Throw Contest 2 3 Clee Club 3 GFRALD CHARI ES WEINHOID Jerry St Patrzck Bowlmg 2 xx ix 'Q Vxx 38 f x H fry 1 . , ' . KK Y! . I .N , . , , , f , Q 1 , . 1 , 1 KC 934 If ' !! A ll J ,Y I s 1 ' ' , , Q , X . y fr I, A , 'J x , f Q F591 - I- wx ., . f 1,512.14 n, Q. . L,,'xiq.sgN: , . f.: Q5 A. . J- A W - RN HARD CAHI WI' HTH Rzch gt George Tlnley Park Howllng l 2 Honor Roll 4 mf W M Marty St Raymond Vlce Presldent 2 4 oothall 2 3 4 Hdskelball 1 Intramurali 'Z 4 Free 'lhrow fonteil I 2 flee Club 2 Student founcll 2 3 4 JPY 1 Dance Commlltee 3 4 Red Crose 2 Honor Roll l 2 Natlonal Honor Somety qecretary 4 465' 3 , P DWIUYND FMANI FL WOINDHASFK St jude Newlenox Z9 1 ,My S4 1 ax f A A , . , HEJH , ' 4 e x1Am'1N JOSEPH WHALKN M F 2 - ' B .sf- CLASS CDF 53 JU IOR OFFICERS .,,-ni Edward Hennessy Secretary Gerald Kane Presxdent Andrew Niatlchak Treasurer -JO l 'fax VICE President. James Kennedy 9 1-' 4 ' xt , c S - - S Q n A .4 . rt-'-' if ,Si S 2 - 5 A' K XZ' V, , VI D fx? , H 'l g 4, X ' ' I 1 , X , S 4 A , XV , 3' joseph Adamlc John Alrola Donald Andrews umm hom Scene 'YQ 411- K. George Archlbald jarnee. Arlmg Jerome Azman Angelo Barney 4 3 ,Iohn Baskervrlle Henry Bates Joseph Benlgnl Ronald Bemano joseph Blackburn Ralph Block Q Q james Boucher Stags at the jumor Prom ll I' 3 'Q 'P Roger Bertola james Blgg1IlS Charles Bono Damel Boucher Q 'Q Wlllxam Brennan John Brewster 1, , ' Q f 1 ' V , 24 ,Q ,f . . J ' y . ' I - Q Q ,Q - 4 Q Q, V- H, A f ' 'l If 0' ' gn 'Nl x Q 4, A q 0 5 f R , n rl g It ,Q 1 W' f - ? an -R R R 4 R B x L Xl f 2 ' Q ? A, ,J I - in l X X R A lvl' . ru V 71 J ' fr Q I S I .T , Paul Byron 'X Hlchard Coombes 'x Arne Delrose Flve dollars for that Yll 3 ,Iohn Corcoran eo Corp 1-. Carmen DeNard1 I eonard Dorr Q Arthur Fenske John Fornellx Robert Gramera 42 'hw it Rlchard Coyne Robert Coyne Stephen Fardy John Felgerle 1, W Gordon Gxarrante Rodenck Gleason f 1 af' ,i John Haley Edward Hennessy wr ' 'Q uf' L Leonard Hertko Louls Hoehn Q I fi ... fl. 'Ur - I A l Q t f - H Q C ' I X HX, A 1 W , or . V r r -N ' ' 'V , N X4 aff.. CQ , K XXX Nl X , . L . 5 ' Q , Q . 1 A l ' 4 A . I'-' Iv' yy y, y X ll l IJ it lk f I Y J . , Q' , ' 1 b J gt VV L X A wi C fl 3 1 xi .l I h 4 X fl '32 N do 'Q All , , Y -9' w1IIlEim Hoffman ohn Holuvek Dennls Keatlng ames Kennedy Francls Rox achlk 12 - Wm ?b- N 59 Thoman Horkew Rlchard JUFICIC Fdward Ixel an Ni,,X Robert lx orhm ar ' 9' Bemard Ixuhajda , 3? Gerald Ixane l Ilennls Kelly ,- 2 I rn pulllng for vou hut mv hands are und Jay Ielly ' Q 4 'Q eralrl Ixovrncr Ifred Ixokalv wlllldm Ixomp fa' f? QQ :QQ Thomas I anon Charles Iax f1e-Id feor 6 I e an W1II1am I lchtenauer ,. I ,I V I 4 K. 6 x, I 'Ln Y 1 , l a f V . I 7 it . ki Q. 'FI K Q If -Q A ' It . 9 a- 'vr J 4 . . . , V f - , f, 24- g 'U f, Q' , . , .R ' W 1, . . i , .gher . , 1 I - f Q I' ' sf Q L-Y, I 1 xp . N X X 4 . I J Q 'V ! , v G , , , 1' , ,I . ' I S 1 I f .I u 1 A X 3 4 3' Bruce L1ttle joseph Loschelder Edward Mayer Rxdr ard Maxwell Mxchael Meyer McDonald and Spota at Student Talent Show S Francxs Loughran Bemard Marco Robert Marcus Andrew Matxchak R V 'Z 4 3' Dennls McDonald Donald McLaughlin Robert Mems K -3 aes.. DY' Wllllam M1s1sch1a Robert Moore Albert Naal 1' john Oldanl Wayne O Rellly Ken Parzych Q 3 bk James Peraud Donald Plrc ' ri , u ', xr 'f 'C 3' .f 4' I - - A , X . ' V . , . ,I .x I' , M 'Q I 4. 'Q ' - 1 . I I S. L AQ' 2 19 'f as -f if' ' -M 8 ' ' , 11 1 t. R 3? , 1 ar .. 4 . V' , h ' .- YL: l K 1 L I M A 4 - i. .1 1, 5 LX V 'R 1, -Ii 4'-. 44 Gene Plrc Ph1l1p Pruss 4 3' Frank Held f ,.n Fmery PISUI 4 Q Peter Ramo Robert Reynolds john Rusma Wxllxam Ruva ' ar Robert Scholtes Rlchard Schremer 'Q r 3 lxevln Reardon Eugene Rlvera Donald Sandal Ray Nlertes of Umted Arr Lmes Career Day RG Sub' Xa! James Rota A K I james Schnutz John Scholtes f Q Patrxck Shuba Ravmond Slnchak Matthew Slana Theodore Slxwmskl C, F W r I I ll V I . J . W. A . . . , lr I ' I 'Tl lp f u ,5 'J I 4 . nv, 1. . S K X iq Y f- fi Q ' 8 N at . ' 3' , fe, Q rp - ff 'Fi' tl ., ws he ff no v ' 0 1 i K, X xt B a QL A L -15 4? lf? 0 Ronald Smlth f Q 3' Robe-rt IICIZ ,lame S Spota Anthony Toml ch fs I fa'- Iimcw Sullxwln Donald Qusner Nlarun Swmgley A 'H fa- 9 'sr Wawne Nercelloltx john Wcrcelole DdV'ld xlll1CEll'l 1 3 Y Q Stanle-v W2-1zn1Q Rlvhdrri J Welch lhvhard I Welch Robert Wlnans james lhttw Donal l fola Xnfix Nlatlchak srorvs x .nnxt I.r.1nt Park 46 Paul Teetm ohn amer Iames lhegmann c 5 NlFllOl8i ZINIC Hobs-rt ZUQHQ CLASS OF 4 SOPHOMCDRE CFFICERS 4? T 1' rw OO James Chully Secretary Thomas Kane Presxdent W1ll1am Ingersoll V1cePres1dent Rxchard Stalzer Treasurer -17 , 1 . ' - , I 'lr' ' f' 's Q : W Y-2 , .. ' ' . Q . M 0 5 ' x k Q It . l -V. rv, Q , . 'rn K I, sg Ai t 1 1 1 , 5 ? f Slofko and Hartnett ln 'Vlechamcal Dravnng 1 'U' David Callans lXorr1s Blshton james Chully Dam el Berard '90 James Bloch Robert Clink john Baudmo 9 9 James Bertagnoll 'R Robert Bnnkman kr Michael Comer 118 ,fl I ucxan Amato fc, -8 George Beerlmg flag NO' Wlllxam Bevan 'QQ Fdmund Burns Q 'O Robert Costello Robert Barclay f 3 james Benson Thomas Busa fo AK John Bush jam es C oyne joseph Lronm Dame Czemlk is lc 47 Robert Duffy Rxchard Dwyer Rlchard C eorgantas Fred Claxan 'Vlaurlce Hebert Donald llelsler l , Q Elmer Hxbler james Hlechxer ,Q A11 Daud Darguzls Raymond Dobelmann Vhchael Feeney Cordon Cable 1 Thomae Hartnett Walter llasee I Q Thomae Donahue FTBRCIQ Donnelly l kenneth Cannon Father Fdwm and Krakar have their flngers caught William llenneem Nr 19 L -3' Q. -3' f ' NP, , Q ri 4 ' ' ' X L ,. Nga , -Q f 4 I 1 A A l 1 4 Q r 1Q as ft- Q Il 49 -, . gift 5 L ' f A l l rf 3 Al - ll. - C in 1' ' l . 1 V W Q D V .L l t dar l 'Q Q ff Q K R X A ' k I 'u l X 5 .5 Q, 4' , l 4 Q A lfather Cyrll and Qophs preparlng for Qpeech Fonteqt John lve Z1 ch l3UleS Jovcf' Robert lxaflca Robert lxlep Raymond lxlrln Prank lxnowles l ll 1Ch arrl llrpch a Wllham jackson Thomas lxane Nlarvus lxrakar kg' c'9l Donald Hoffman Arthur llrvatln lxenneth ,Iadron Herbert Hovt Q 3 ll 1ll1am Ingersoll f-.5 -'O S. if Uennli Jaskovlak Gerald Kavanaugh Clen Kelly ulllldlfl lxunzer l arry l ardl -fri: 4 ' r, is Q if ' to Q r. l X K 'c 1 c l 'A gf' . K ' 7 lg ' A li ' . ' 4 'QR q lt Y 5 V y 4 Q M' V lx V r Q' it 8 4 'Q Q 51 f ' 2 Y ' , 1- Q' n r me L '1 50 Bernard I arkxn Iugene Nlajetlc Gerald Nlerfeld is -vw ,sh H lf h 1rd Nlurphv , R Ixenneth 0 Donnell g 3' Donald I egerskl Frank I OCd5f'1O I'1mf-Q Nldlonev Donald xl0Ol'P M.g Ihomas Naienbcnw Robert Norman feor e Offemman joseph I ord Ixenneth Nlaraeso Robert 'Nlfmon 'ff llnrhard Ilorvlll I awwnce XIOTTISSPV Anthony F I orenzo Paul I umm 3 Danlel 'Nlartm Pdxorlto pastime durmg lunrh home-work if Xfisu Nasenbenx and korell help Sophs wllh homework f 3 Prederlc Re g1S r Q a Feorge Roglna 1homas Ruddy ,Iohn I ersh 'Q 'U T Kenneth Rellly john Rlckelman ' 9 Kenneth Sak Raymond Sake ,Iohnj Oldam Vg Q' r ? as uw-up ey Thomas Procarxone Alphonse Prospero 'Q- Robe t Rlley Y, '2- if ix S. Nhchael Sasso 52 Iohn O hell '1' HAL Thomas Ralc hford 'VN is Rlchard Roach john bCldl'll'lC k 3 'Q A . Q. A , ' K A A 'M V . X 4 V V ,' .,. , - l 1. A 1 L' ' W . 'X Nil: ' R Joseph Orenic Francis Ospalik John Pawchak fc 3 'v R RR 4 ' , . . A wg' N I A ' QQ ' 'Q A s fi I, . kk! ' 'lyk N A N fl ' R, R , A . -9 -' r . ' Q 4 4 , A K Q Q .Lp f hh nuff Geor e Schuller 40 Robert Shlelds lea lllchard Slalzer fs! X Thomas Sur es Paul Vomk 2? Paul SCl'lNVClZ6l' Robert bhurson , -I llobert Stewart lxen ne th TUCC1 f 3 James Walsh Ioseph Schwerha Thomas S1c1nsk1 Bernard btofko f 9 James Umgelder I Y Gerald Seeley Francxs Seller james Shxelds Q Q Q l..60Il2i1'd 5kUl8 Valentme Spreltzer Gerald Stomtsch MUSIC whlle you eat page 1 3 V 1 X Robert wfXShI'l1fll Hdrrx Yon ohn Weber Ihom We-ber Raxnmm sms lwrrfnfe Wllda ohn W1tkowQk1 om Yelko ,Q if Oph Whalen Robert wflglli I1m0Q jplko lc?- Norms flmmerman ',.',9' P: rather Bondwenlurv NCPINIIIQ fllm On Nurrulzrs for use f I POZZI, I'Ilf'TTll'lPf of thc Iolxet m the school rom ,enr- junlor C hamhfir of C ommvrre 54 CLASS OF '55 ?me44mcw Offcaae retary :S I Anthony Arko, Vice-Presidentg Nlichael Stephen, Presidentg William Orenic, Treasurerg David Carey, Sec Confesslons 1n the Treasurer s Office 5 K Ronald Blllqulst Frank Bumber Wllllam Busee D8V1d Baker 'Q 9 joeeph Borgra Q ? john Byrnes joseph Alxes 'vi' Edward Andrews 'i Anthony Arko Mlvhael Nschenbrenner Mxchael Ashford BMS Leroy Bazzarone U? Patnck Breen Raymond Cabay 41 Raymond Bentson l 'T- Wxllxam Brenc David Carey Stephen Benus james Bruce f 3 Rrchard Clennon james Conroy john Crowe Donald Dombrow C.k1 Kenneth Dutka -vs John Feeney S John To ombes Vhchael Delaney Damel Donnelly Dennls Embllng Edward I4 erre tt1 I John Counter Dems Delroee A Adnan Doyle Louls Faoro 'cv john Coyne Frank Crnkovlc james Crowe Ah Ralph Denewellri John Dlelz Q 3 Dennxs Drolet P rsshman reception commltlee 1 I 3 'S 1' C '? 3? r. L re ,. Q 7 5 . 3 ,t ' 'i ft' Q. 5 Q 5. A 4' 'V lf MQ' . A K in 4 3 Q 9 ,C 4, if A '- fe ua, :Y ' L 57 1 l allrer l'll1s COIHPOQIIIQ the ful. llsts joseph Cregorlch S 'D 55 H Y H aymond Carbln G er ald Cre gory ugene P unk 1? Thomas Gleason r N 1 'Q '. Q Robert lf onck joseph ballr kenneth Could .lames Hanlon lhlllam Harlney Bernard Hertko Robert Hlbler Ronald Hoffman Henry Holmes John Hong! 58 H4 Gerald l' ulnenzl lllrharfl Cans Donald Granda r 3 ,Iohn Herkert Hlchard Hulbert A 34 i 'lx , , Gi C' v 4, -4 f V lf , ' ,, ' ' , A .' N .1 1 Q 2 rf , ' lr -, t ' li 'R I, Q J lg 4 H f s r xl Q I k K . x A ' 4 f ? 'fr I+ ' A r AK ' ' f 4 any 1, K i 3? 'f , Xnrlrefw IIuI1na A kenneth Hutt n ,Iam9's Ixax anau h 'Marty Ixearne Q ar Q QL I Prov Ixnow les Kun PIU l john I IP'-Sf' In I ou hran Qtephe-n I u7bPtak oben lad ron Ii avm ond Ixffnneflv 4- N IS ,lose-ph r-nro Bernard Ixe'StPI Iames Iefnkms T joseph Ix ll 1l'1 II:-illlfl for tw 1, Q Ilobffrt IXd.l'pPI I Ic 3' , 2 Q Q ' Q 'A , L : , ' C R .. , .I,: f I' , ry X , f ., f . Q 'W ? ei 'B t Q In f ' ' - - ' x I X ' I X ML I ' W ' 9 . ' 4- . . 4 ' ' I 14' ' --+- ' 'I N . I' I . Y I. a , , H' ' ' 3 Iidward Kubinski Ihxymonrl Kuramr Conlon I,zxtz ' 11 I Iliff in-ll C , I1 - f Y' Q ,xt I 4 4 I . NIL ' Iffglfl ,' .-,- fflmrlex' I.r .1 t Q 'Q 1 ' A lo - . 4 , IQ .WI - 1 ' , , A . K ' Q .59 if lil ' fiuuQ After a Jaunl durlng lunch hour Harrv Nlcl am lc? Wrllxam Mammosser Kenneth Wangun ' i Robert Marso Charles Martm Vllchael Matuszewsk1 Donald Mlkuska Charlea MISIUTCWICZ Kenneth 'Vloleskr eu -dv john Lynch Thomas Marchlo Frank McCabe Gerald 'Moran Gerald 'Vlackay Gerald Maler john Markley James 'VIcDonald john Novak 'T' i l a I' U - .-V .' 'I'Q'xE' ' , L' N.. v ' I fro 4 , , V J., K - :Y 1. 4 I V ,B 'li 6 Q. ' ' , , I , Y .nn f. A f Y . v f . xl W ' 3 lg f ref Q . . ll! k Q A V. Y. fo X, -L John Madden William Maher ' f A L 'Q l r r A Q 1 l r f' f , M ' l A l k r ' f A - f 3' Y It 3. y Q - D. I v Q . , . k L' ik 'fl 5 6' 1 ff- . ., lx 'J ' s f. A, . ll Q V 1 w ll f NJ . is r Q A ,, ,' 115.2 - 1:5--' Q il V 'Q' 'f 32 tix '49, ' l William Nurczyk Keith Obrion David Offerman cl r, -ar Richard Orr Joseph Pearson Frank Peterlln 'ri ,Q f 'O 'iam L Frank Podobnik Francis Prock James Pruis QQ Q? l James Rasmuasen Philip Riegel I loyd Ross Q Q Robert Ryan Anthony Sartorl 1 . Qi X E i .4 Robert O'Leary f Q Wayne P1S!,llll :Q Q William Puetz When will w ,b ' rg, 4 ,i K' V I Fred Onderisin William Orenic , a Robert Plut e haxe Freshman Ditch Day? 61 Y r y W ' ' ' .. t f X A A , K ,iwfa Y K 3 H x i L A ' 9 3? if A 1- k i at ..m x Q: 4 K' 1 9 I ' Il l K 1. A L, . ? S .K j T e 4 6 1 ii' i - V ,JT :V le X5 Q Anton Scha r , Q joseph Shetlna R aym ond Sprext zer 1chael Stephen lheodore Qudmskv .lames Sclarlne K ,lame s Slerackl iq- -Q-g in, Russell Sprext zer Joseph Stukel Robert SCfC1k rg Q Conner Shea Q Thomas Shelton Xnthony Slattery lhchard Smego Raymond Speckman Robert Stem LIBUI Herman llelnemann drllls for parade 62 s fe W ' 'Q y f V . v 2' ' I f 1? 'fl 1? fl. X Q g A K I Y l l I l Q 1 f R to . L . . Q- , an z M' l , -C AL Gerald Surges 1 fl' ,Iohn Verqhay ga f, as V . A I Conrad Sweet Terry Takacs Donald Vldetlch David Vldlcan A -Q David lx mr- 'Nhrhavl Walih Wxllmg subjects these Frosh J 63 Robert Tkac zyk John Vlecell Danxel W ard Cerald Rh llen Raymond Torn ohn Wahl 'ml Werrwr Q 1' lllrhard WxnanQ Theodore Zxebl y -p r .,h ar I . A 1 - Q' Q Q o N 1 fs. ' I Q '1 'K 1. Q -- Q 3' ' If if , V . ' 1 P. f rg 'X t W, :: f f,e Q1'i,g: I It e . 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XX Hand dreeo re-hearoal Physmal calmthenlcs 'dir Straight-edge is the rule in Mechanical Drawing 9 -Q 0 d lbllflf., n Room World Ilmtory ls alwavs good X i i Shakespeare s Julius Cae- sar on records if -.f l In Physrology class Mr Cantwell presents an organ recnal Hifi! l ' 'pai 1 ? 1 GORDON GILLESPIE FATHER DeSALES Athletlcs secondary to educatxon but a must on all hlgh school currlcula IS carried out In full at Catholxc lllgh under the dxrectlon of Father UeSales Snyder O farm athletlc dlrector Durmg Father Desales short flve year tenure as dlrector of all athletlcs the Hlllmen have shown a re surgence to power on the grldxron and basketball courts Years of hard work by members of the athletic depart ment culmmated in a banner year 1n all major sports durln the 51 52 school year rl e football team rewrote record books the basket ball team went to the fmals of the reglonal tournament and the baseball squad advanced to the fmal round of d1str1ct play for the state champxonshlp Also accompllshed was a home and home SCFICS w1thTownsh1p Hlgh ln all major sports PHL CANTWELL at Cathollc Hxgh too long but as the old saymg goes You cant tle a good man down fellow llke Gordon GlllCSpl6 was hard to hang onto Gordle as he was known by all came here after servlng brlefly as athletxc dlrector of the CYO ln ,lolxet Prevlously he was graduated from DePaul although he attended Illxnols prxor to servxng for two years 1n the lNavy Gnllespxe coached teams racked up 25 wms agalnst 24 losses d1u'1ng two cage seasons Golng to the fmals of the re glonal game at the end of the 51 52 season was the blggest accompllshment 80 well used all the experlence he amassed playlng football at ND for four years two of them as a varslty coach to mold one of the toughest Cathollc Hxgh teams ln many seasons Bulld around a solld back fxeld the steamrolllng runnlng attack of Fullback Andy Matxch ak and Halbacks Hamel Dono ghue and Frank Mandel plus the deadly accurate passlng of uarterback Tom Russell and a sturdy l1ne the Hlllmen swept through all opposxtlon losing only to Jollet Township Hxgh and Argo B6SldCS coaching football 'Vlr Cantwell turned outapower ladened frosh soph basketball team holds physlcal educatlon classes and teaches physlology 1 l , Q n I 1 l ,Q s , A 9 ' -, . Q, I l . - , l I , . - - l V- as 97 ' - - ' 1 1 .2 i , - an Unfortunately, he d1dn't stay Notre Dame-bred Phil Cant- , - , sc - 7 I l . ,,,.a ' , , I n GS ' 99 . l , I 1 . 0 , - , - . u Y u. Q I u - - 1 I , U I a 9 . . . , Y -9 Q ' V - Flrst touchdown scored at jnlret Xlemonal Stadlum Klleman Waxtmg untll the l ist three mll1lllCS to lxunch thelr scorm attack through llamel Uonoghue ,lollet fatho IC fllgh s lllllmen beat Alleman of lloclc Island 12 to glVC thelr new coach a successful debut and wxn the first football game plaved ln the new ,lollet Nlemorlal qtadlum before 8 000 frrst nlghters lol1et'lownsh1p Hlgh ol1et'lownsh1p Hlgh won from ,lolret Cath ollc H1 h l'2 0 at Nlemorlal gtadrum IH the flrst meetlng between the two schools on the football field The task of the two teams wls mirred bw the heau ram whlch preceded the game and swept the fleld throu hout the contest malun ball handllng dlfflcult Nlorg in Park Pven though three touchdown and three long runs were nulllfred bv penaltles fatholrc Hugh shut out Nlorgan Park s fadets of Chlcago 13 O throu h the runnlng efforts of Andv 'lflatuzhalt and llame Uonoghue Besrdes carrvlng the ball 900 vards on 18 trles Nlatxchak carrred over fath point l oclcport Newer before IH fue PTCYIOUS meetmgs dld more than one touchdown separate Flll'10llC lll h and l ocltport but the lllllmen runnln and passmg from a reversed l formatlon blasted the orters 3 O Qterr qlnchalt Nlatlchalt and Xlandel each scored one touchdown with llono hue scorln tWlCC Nlatlchalt placeltlclted the extra pomt ..-Uv ii .M I. 11 . ' 'S v 'Yan N K ' I X 1 ' fa 1 - - if ' . .' i . i ' ' A 1 . A i A , rx' q '7 ' ' , ' I , r , -., 5 I . I . . ' ' ' . ' ' ' 2 - it . . . . A . I . , . . 1' - , '. ollc H1gh's touchdowns and booted the extra . .g y u , .I B. . . . C i li . l ' 5 ' lg ' A V ' ,, ' 5' ' i , . i k J . . . , .Y D . f P 11 T' ' ' s ' l .9 4 . l P ' . 5-' ' v ' 2 ' ' . . . 1 2 . 2 . u . , -. V 31 Harry Dmoffn oe Do 1m E gge Larry Fagarason Ken oe lm Delrose Carey o IJOIHIS scored FIFSI downs Flrst downs rushmg Flrst downs passmg Fustdownspenahy Yards gamed rushing Yards lost rushm Net yards galned rushlngl Yards gamed passlng Total yards gamed Passes attempted Passes conqieted Passes had unercepted Klckoffs Average dlstance FHnnbles Lost ball Punts Average dlstance Penahles Yards lost - Don George Tom VARSITY FOOTBALL STATISTICS JFHS 1779 1633 2611 Giarrante Herbs! Kinsella 82 OPP 1029 B1 lxochalka L:-:Verne Korell Frank Nlandel at O lNe1l Cludo Pxuntx Walt Plese I DIVIDUAL STATISTICS ATT Dlst Avg Manchak 1339 9 Donoghue , 5 Mandel S Sterr Herbs: Smchak Larson Kuna Russell captaln Hamel Donoghue Coach Phxl Cantwell and Co captam Leo Felner SCQRING 'T Vlatlchek fb 14 Dono hue hb Dxno fn end Russell qb Nlandel hh Herbs! fb Smchak hb Sterr g hb Totals 83 9 X Steve Pollch Tom Russell Tom SICTHCICI jerry Sterr Walsh Nlartv Whalen ir Spaldlng The sprlghtly 11111men went on a SIX touch down scormg spree to wln thexr homecommg game from Spaldlng s 1r1sh 41 to 6 Tom Russ ell s accurate passes found FCCCIVCFS all over the fleld and he completed 16 out of 19 aeuals Dll'l0ffI'1 'Vlatlchak Mandel and Herbst dld the damage wlth Dlnoffrl and Nlatlchak scorlng twlce 'Warmlon Andy Matrchak plckmg up three tlmes as much yardage as the entxre 'Vlarmlon team and scormg four touchdowns led hls attacklng fathollc Hrgh party to 1ts slxth w1n of the season a 33 0 vlctory 1n a game that rung down the curtaln of four vears of Vlarmxon grldlron supremacy Vlarmlon had won four PPCVIOUS games against Cathollc Hlgh Mar uette RBHVIS A machxne llke fathollc Hlgh team mixed runnlng by Andv Wlatlchak and Hamel Donoghue wxth Tom Russell s passmg and obtamed a 46-0 shutout over RCHVIS of Oalclawn The one Slded offenslve splurge was one of the largest scores run up by a fathollc Hugh team rn over 21 years of grldlron competltxon Argo Argo s 'Nlaroons behind a steam rolllng attaclc scored three touchdowns ln the second perlod and went on to defeat Cathollc lhgh 19-6 ln near zero weather The Hllltoppers walted untll the last flve mlnutes of the game before launchlng their offensive attack It was fathollc Hlgh s second loss of the season and thefourth ln a row to Argo eavy snowstorms and hlgh wlnds drlfted across the Crusaders gndxron 1n Ottawa and they were forced to call off the game wlthfath ollc Hrgh that was to end the .1Cf00tba11 season Because the Crusaders were unable to play the scheduled game the Hlllmen were awarded a forfelt V1Cl0I'y glvlng them a 7 2 season record MlX6d emotlons FW a G3 fyff '1- FROSH SCJPH FGOTBALL .IC 0 JT 21 .ICH 31 Morgan Park xlxtary JC 18 he lllllmltes s flrst ame was against ,lo llet Townshlp at the new ocal stadlum Town shlp s I eroy Sykes ran the ends for three T D s as the 'Nlltes lost 21 0 Retumlng to Rlchards Street Fxeld the lllllmltes gamed thexr fxrst vlctory bv defeating the young Cadets from 'Vlorgan Park 31 0 For thelr flrst road game the frosh soph travelled to Vlarquette of Ottawa where thcv downed the hosts 18-O lloth teams held scoreless for three quarters the Porter mltes gamed and kept d 70 lead ln the flnal mlnutes while at Vlarmlon the frosh soph trled but failed to overcome a twelve pomt lead resultlng m a 126 final score Closlng their season the VlIt6S journeyed to Argo sfxeld only to be defeated 6-0 ,IC 0 Lockport 7 ,IC 6 Marmlon 12 JC 0 Mar uette 0 Ar 0 6 Backs lhch Qtalzer Fran Seller Fd Andrews ,lack Nlarklev lm fhully Al Prospero Tom Donog ue Fd Bums ,Ierrv Whalen Frank Podobmk FROSH SOPH LINE UP Bob Rellly Fnds en Gould en rluccl o lllbler 1 llennessy om Nlarchlo Tom Ruddv Tackles Fred Clavan Rav WSIS 85 ,lack Klrmclch Blll Ingersoll 'Norris flmmerman I uards 'lom Bxrsa Art Wolz Blll Vlyers Blll Nlaher Center Yllck ey Hasse H- l nf ll ,Af - I . , ' ', ,, t H.. 4 - lr ' , . H HT y . ,Q y . ' W 'MWQ H- an H- q My V, S ' . . K ' ' I I I B b . . . J' . B'll 1 ' h 1 ' . sr, is'fr13 is K, Andy Matichak, Forward Vars JCH JCH ,ICH JCH ,ICH JCH JCH ity Tally 51 Leyden 5T lmmaculate Conception 57' Fenger 64 Nlarmion 59 Morgan Park Ylilitary 53 St. Ffdward's 4T Argo 86 .ICH ,ICH ,ICH JCH ,ICH JCH JCH VARSITY Left to right: Jay Kell , centerg Ken Parzych, centerg Klike Mit- chell, forwardg John Umek, centerg Bruce Fiddes, captain, forwardg Roger Hertoia, guardg Ra Sin- chak, guardg Coach Cillcspieg Sclilarman 57 St. Fdward's 48 St. Patrick's 43 ,ITHS 66 St. Bede's 47 l,emont 46 lmmaculate Conception 59 325 Nr.. SQUAD Bob Wright, forwardg ,Ioe Los- or w- I cheider, guardg Tom Russell, auardg Bill Ingersoll, guardg Stan aznis, forwardg Don Andrews, guard. Jay Kelly Center Yarsitv Tally ,ICll 52 JTHS ,ICll 54 Lockport ICH 62 Lemont ,ICH 57 Argo ,ICH T0 Beavis ,ICH 48 Nlarmion 58 MICH 56 .ICH 52 ,ICH 63 .ICH 60 .ICH 59 .ICH 6' Blue Island 55 Schlarman 76 Reavis 66 Bloom 72 Grant Park 43 Thornton of Harvey 87 Don Andrews Guard Bruce Fiddes, Captain, Forward M Joliet Catholic Hi1ltoppers 88 Bob Wright, Forw ard -4 5 N . s: Q c E QL CL GJ I nf- 1 ,- C cs A U E 9 -.. A c: 17.3 as Q H llzll I sv .... ...- ,- su .Z U 75 C an ..- Cu-4 flu N- ,-. IZ! CL f VCV f ar 1- x- owever, H ry .V v Cl' OV .4 ww, wmv- P, ' '-S. g 16 1' B , ' . M , nb kv! K, .3 ..- N,,- ,,, ,W- 4- i .. N- .., 4 L' L L4 .Z - Qs P 2 S A .- Z C L- ..- E 5 n. J.. ,-4 99 S E '1 O E GJ L- A Q O ? Q2 .2 L.. 5'-1 Z .ac L I1 '1 L .-C CI C .. ... -.. L 3. O I- .Z N- -L Q L T J il ..z.. L I-1 O .4 .Ai CJ A .E cc ... 3. sa L1 E ec 3 A4 .... : 'E '1 n .4 Z IU s., .-G' U SJ O , L 1 L-C E rc 3. 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P 5' -v ..- NC ID v- .... r 1 v '-1 5 YI 's 511 D I ,-4 ID I U '1 IN V' W . CJ 'U if f-A .- .n LD N LD I U -a EN ra .. 5 .1 93 A. E Ol Q ..- i -1 CN 'Y I I.. FJ 3 ..- v ... 112 .- uf? -- w Ubfa A ffl: -itqffq 4 ,L ..' ,,,,g,- .Y 2 1 G l nov. Q 5 .. H Biff-76,2 N Varsity baseball team: back row, left to right: Coach Gillespie, Jim Spota, lfg Tom Russell, captain, ssg Jerry Nasenbenny, pg Andy Matichak, cfg Gene Lorenzo, 2bg Frank Mandel, 3bg Ray Sinchak, cf, Stan Waznis, cg Father Austin, Asst. Coachg Tom Blakemore, pg Brother Stan, Asst. Coach. Front row: George Herbst, rfg Guido Piunti, lfg Bud Larson, 3bg Huck Donoghue, cg Roger Bertoia, lbg Joe Loscheider, 2bg Terry McCarthy, lfg Fran Seiler, p. Silent Frank Mandel, Catholic High,s third baseman, cop- ped the batting crown for the past season, edging out Gene Lo- renzo by .04 of a oint. Tom Russell finished third. Surprisingly, ilour Hillmen finished the season batting over .4-00. Besides Mandel, .4485 Lorenzo, .444 and Russell, .423, Andy Nlatichak posted .4l0. Bud Larson, who saw action in three games, was the only other hitter over the .300 mark with .333. 7 . , . . Even though the Hilltoppers finished the season with six STATE SECTIORAL TOLRMMENT wins, ten losses and one tie, they proved they had plenty of SCORES hitting power. The .400 quartet bashed out 85 base hits alone. JC-H 7 JTHQ 3 As a team the Hilltoppers collected 142 hits in 457 trips to the plate for a .311 team average. Matichak led the extra base hits department with three home runs and a pair of triples. Russell also hit for the circuit dur- ing the regular season. Sophomore Fran Seiler, standing only 5-8 and weighing 135 pounds, had the best pitching record. Seiler hurled 72 innings and won three games while dropping three. His most outstand- ing performance was a 12-inning sting against Thornton of Har- vey in the Wilmington sectional. He lost the game when the Wildcats, who had used a pair of veteran pitchers, pushed two runs across the plate in the 12th to win 2-0. Seiler also hurled a one-hitter against Rraidwood but lost, 3-2. Seiler's earned run average is an outstanding 1.009 for the T2 innings. Jerry Nasenbeny won three games and dropped four during the season and posted a 2.56 earned run average. Tom Blake- more lost all three of his starts and had a 3.42 earned run aver- a e. g lfnder Coach Gillespie, Catholic High'sHilltoppers advanced to the semifinals of the state sectional tournament, the farthest a Catholic High team has ever gone in state pla . To get to the semifinals, the Hilltoppers won four straight ball, games. ,ICH 3 Lockport 1 JCH 8 Wilmington 5 ,ICH 0 Thornton of Harvey 2 92 as , lf .,,-MW' WW JCHS GOLF TE M I952 Pm ll 95 xghl BoGe0'5e Cue K e lf xoxgrty Kan Kell? W HY O Rgluy k a H wa we an5'Y0m V610 1-ff ell Oux 3 Swmgmg W ayne Vercellottx Practice makes perfect The golf team partlcxpated ln elght matches and the dls trxct meet this year Its record was four wins, three losses and one tle ln the dlstrlct meet the team took thlrd ln a fleld of fourteen Low man ln the dlstrlct meet was Joe Carey with a 77 Most conslstent golfer of the season was Wayne Vercellottl with scores ln the seventies ln four of the eight matches I ow score for the season was a 74 shot at Woodruff by Wayne Vercellottl nn second round play agamst ,IT Varslty letter wmners thls year are Joe Carey Wayne Vercellottl Bob Upton Cfapt J Wayne O Really jerry Kane Tom Kane I TRAMLI RALS unmet lyvtwn. Ivrrx Ucfwrthx fl1I4iU Plllflll ruff' nuti ind Pat f3'Xc'il, clintzxxeri thmr 5 sr 1 rw fi IP FOGTB LL BANQUET M thx l'th fxfllillill limtlmll llunqmt hvlrl In f 10 ill n IC Ing gun Clsrll to honwr thv football tcum, thi '-.pnql-.ers were 10m HI'0llLLlx N110 ltr I1lXlI'Silyl .loo l a1rirwIla1, I,l'VNlS fr g lthe gon , r n ll xn 1 Uldx fotter, lniversity of Notre U mwc Left to right: 'Yom Broucek IH Itltfzi fix-1. tfzv s1'fzfwfv1 s ' 1 xl 1 ,N N N' 1 P NO QA WENT - 76' 056 X 7 xx f 1 A 2 N NATIONAL HONOR I Socusrv Off1C8FS of NHS Joseph Carev freasurer 'Nlartm Whalen Secretary lhlllam lxochalka Presnlent Thomas Russell w1CC Presldent Ava henna m Father Bonaxenture presentmg vestudents at NHS certlflcate to Blll lkochalka 5 dressmScerem0nxeS d uc tx on Hayes kennedy pzomment Jo- l1et attoxnex outlmed the hxstou. of the Nat onal Honor soclety and explamed lts xalue ln hlgb school educauon yeste1day at a spec1al assembly at Cathollc H1gh ln whxch 50 students 11 exe mducted mto the natlonal o1fzan1zat1on M153 Inducled 115 lS C 'ld lab Iljlnlo Honor wSoc1ely at JC e bawe brlef con ratulato1y speeches TWENTY SLK semors recened membe1sh1p caxds and certlflcates xxh1le 27 Jumms were mducted lnto the SOClCly Semor members xncluded Rob e1t Baycl Rlchard Berard Rob- ert Brehn James Brodesky Don ald Buss Ronald Byrnes James Bvron Joseph Byron Joe Carey and Donald Cordano Others were Bob Dameron Jack Lgan Larry Pa arason James llasse Tom kmsella B111 ho- c-hallxa Joe Nlahel B111 McDer mort Ge1 11d N 1 enbeny POlJEll Pl1,lllll'lL Flldl es POXXEIQ Tom PL sell Man Qelmel walt Leon and Nla1t1n Xl halen JUNIORb l6CClVll'lg the awalds were the followlng George Arch1 bald James Axlmg Hemy Bates Paul Byron Rlchard Coombes Ld Hennessy, Leonard Hertko, Den n1s Keatmg Ed Ke1gher Jxm Ken nedy Gerald Koerner Robert Ko- chevar George Legan B111 L1ch tenauer Dennxs McDonald Don ald McLaughl1n and :Mike Meyer Gene Plrc Gene Rlvera W1ll1am Ruta Donald Sandal Matt Slana James Spota Martm Swm ley Tony Tomleh Wayne Vercellottl and Robext Zusav also XXCIG axsalded membe1sh1p SENIOR 'Nll' 'NIBLRS JUNIOR VLNIBERS I WWW VD! ? 1.45 if K-63 .I ig, 1 v ' JY . 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SV Zjaiulavons 4:09 The NHS, intent upon bringin the latent talents of students to the fore, sponsored a Sophomore Oratorical contest. After alll Sophomores had made an appearance upon the platfomi, seven emerged victorious from the semi-finals: R. Uobelman, F. l.oCascio, J. Maloney, T. Ratchford, J. llickelman, V. Spreitzer, and ll. Wenger. Weeks were spent in diligent writing, revisi0n,and practice of the final speeches which were delivered before the assembled student body. ln the keen compeittion Frank Loflascio captured the coveted trophy. All other finalists received medals for oratorical excellence. , .J- Red Cross representativesg ll. Donoghue, ll. Upton, lt. Bates, J. Kennedy, A. Naal, and l.. Faaarason, President. Last summer ,lCllS was represented at the llidwestern :Xrea Training Center held at Battle Creek, llichigan. The llilltop will again be represented at the Chapter Center at Waukegan, Ill., in August. The student body was enrolled 10002 this year and was represented at all Will County Chapter lleetings. JU IOR RED CRCDSS 'lihe junior lied Cross Council of ,Ioliet Catholic High, with Father Dunstan as faculty moderator and l.a1'ry Fagarason as President, this year participated more fully in the ,I.R.C. program than ever before. The officers of the Council were elected in September and periodic meetings were held. 97 District Nleeting held at JCHS MONOGRAM CLUB SFNIOBS Jim Amold Tom Blakemore ,Ioe Carey George Cushmg Ken Delrose Harry Dlnoffrl ,Ioe Doll Huck Donoghue ,lun E ge I arry agarason Leo Felner Bruce Flddes Bon Clanante Ceor e Herbst Tom lnsella B111 Kochalka Laveme Korell Gene I orenzo Frank Mandel Mllce 'Vlltchell ,Ierry Nasenbeny Pat O Nell Guido Pluntl Walt Plese Steve Pollch Tom Bussell Tom Slerackl Jerry Sterr John Lmek Bob Lpton Fd Walsh Nlarty Whalen JUINIORS John Alrola Don Andrews Roger Bertola Joe Blackburn Jun Boucher John Brewster Bob Coyne Cordon Clarrante Tom Horkey Jerry Kane ,lay Kelly Jim Kennedy Tom l arson George l egan The 'llonogram flub IS an honorary athletlc 0I'gaIllZ8tl0n whose members have dlstlnguxshed themselves 1n such a manner that they have merxt ed the coveted C 'lhe club has as nts purpose chiefly to enforce the rules regardlng the wearmg f athletlc awards A student may wear one stripe on hrs sweater lf he has earned one major award or two mlnor awards two strxpes f he has earned two major awards or one major and two mlnor Father Besales and Coaches Cantwell and GlllCSpl6 dlrect the for the year 1951 52 are joe I oschelder Andy 'Vlatlchak Fd 'Vlayer Dennls Nlcldonald B111 lVl1s1sch1a Ken Parzych Bay Slnchak Bob Tletz Wayne Vercellottl Stan Waznls QOPHOMORFS rl om Kane Ken Bellly Bob Wright 93 dpi 44' .auf I I Q - 'VIA R w . 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' A 5 ' MOTHERS CLUB Offxcers left to rxght Mrs CUldO Pxuntl Treasurer 'Vlrs Clxfford Larson Vlce Presldent Father Bonaventure Mod erator Mrs Joseph Kochalka Presxdent Mrs Raymond Mc ln actxvlty and length of SCFVICC to the school the Vlothers Club IS one of the foremost organ lzatlons at Cathollc Hngh Wherever need arlses, no matter how laborious or dlfflcult the task, the mothers are there, workxng loyally and harmoniously for the good of the school At the monthlv meetmgs the mothers meet soclally hear educatlonal talks by members of the school faculty, enjoy the speclal programs and plan thelr varlous actlvltles Under the leadershlp of Father Bonaventure the moderator and 'Vlrs joseph Kochalka Pres ldent, two successful card parties were held thls year A day of recollection was sponsored ln February and xn March a ham dmner was served to over a thousand well SatlSfled pat rons The cllmax of the year was the annual Mother s Day Program, conslstmg of a Solemn High Mass, a sermon, breakfast and enter talnment provlded by the students Fadden Secretary Offlcers and Board Members Front left to rxght Mrs Ralph Yonke Mrs Cuxdo Pxuntx Mrs Cllfford Iarson Mrs joseph Kochalka Presldent Mrs Raymond McFadden Mrs LOUIS Rlckelman Mrs Fdward Sterr Rear left to rxght Irs Frank Podobmk Mrs Robert Cushmg Nlrs Joseph Sehwerha Father Bonaventure Nlrs ,Iohn Marcus Nlrs Carl Wxnans Vlrs Scholtes Mrs Francis Loughran Mrs Gerald lxoerner presentm a dlsplay of annques at one the monthly meetxngs 99 , 9 - . , . n I 1 7 . 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'g ' ' of 'U F THERS' CLUB l nder the excellent bllpE.I'X1bl0l'l of leather Fdwm, 'Vloderator and llimel Donoghue Presldent, the Fathers fluh enjoyed one of lts most prosperous wears lhc hlgh lights were a father and Son 'Nzgfzt ind 1 fathers and Mothers Nzglzt 'Xfter the annual card plrtx the fithers presented l itherllon nenture a check for four hundred dolllrs Offlcers left to rlght Arthur Nlcllonnell Secretary Hamel Donoghue lresxdent Tlm 'VlcCarthy Senlor Wwe Presldent Nlarcus Kraltar Sopho more Vice Presldent Nlatt Slana Junlor Vlce Presldent Charles Reardon Tre asurer lmlssm gl Msgr Hoover addressmg a Fathers Club meetlng on hls trlp to Ireland 'lhe Club looks forward to a successful comlng year with the new offlcers elected at the flnal meetlng Dr llubert Kelly Pres ldent fharles Reardon, rlreasurer Cllff l arson genxor Nice Presldent ,loe Stalzer, ,lunlor XICC President Ray farey Qophomore X108 Pres 1dent SEWING CIRCLE Fvery Thursday a loyal group of mothers meets In the Patroness Room to take care of the sew mg needs of the school andthe monastery 'lhe school and the Commumtv of gamt Fllas take this opportunlty to thanlt them for thelr lclnd and geIlCI'OllS SCl'VlCCS 'Qs NGK Left to rxghl 'Nlrs Carl Wmans 'Nlrs Nlavme Coyne 'Hrs S DeF1l1ppo 'Vlrs llarold Cannon Mrs Frank Nhch IC If fb ' ' . , , . 4 , I . , . 1 , t s , . . . 1 4 . , ,. . 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' J AND PARENT ASSOCIATIO When we proudly witness the act1v1t1es of our ,lollet Cathollc Hugh Band, we little realrze the behlnd the scenes organlzatlon that supports It We little realrze the work that goes into the preparatlon and servmg of a spaghettl dmner, or the work of holding a rummage sale But It lb not for recognltron or pralse that the Band Assoclatxon undertakes these projects I s to provlde the flnanclal help needed for the upkeep of the band and to glve thelr sons an opportunlty for a muslcal educatlon that the parents are ready for an task asked of them Thus year Father Co man, Band 'Vloderator and 'Vlrs Carl Wmans Presrdent, are to be congratulated on a very successful year Al most monthly projects lncluded two spaghettl dmners for whlch the organlzatxon rs now justly famous two rummage sales abakery sale, the band concert varlous raffles, the band Chrlstm as party, and the Sprung plcnlc Offxcers seated left to rlght Mrs Carl Wmans Presxdent Nlrs Joseph Donnelly Treasurer stand mg left to rxght Mrs ,Iohn Fagarason PUlDllClly Chalrman Father Colman Moderator 'Vlrs Thomas Roach Secretary After a record crowd of satlsfled patrons enjoyed the spaghettx dinner we presuaded the workers to pose for thlq p1Cll1l'6 Behlnd the counter at the Band Parents carmval booth left to nght Vlrs joseph Uonnellv Nlrs ,Ioesph Vercellottl 'Vlrs Thomas Roach 'Hrs CVI'll 7oerner Mrs .lohn Rusma 101 ' ' ' . ri 'st ' I 'u F 1 A , gm I . , , . c . . . . 1 jzjj j 2 Z, ' j : s , 1 n 1 9 , ll ' l. 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A . q, A il Q ,ll x W l ' A 1 5 X K ra ,f e - ' e A if HQ. up ' .jf 'N j A an N THE DE LA SALLE .IOLIET CATHOLIC HIGH ALUMNI ASSOCIATIQN An Alumnl orgamzatxon ex ISIS because the tradxtlons sp1r1t xdeals and msplratlon collectlvely brought on by past contacts and renewed now possess a powerful mfluence on an educatlonal 1nst1tut1on For years Jollet Cathollc Hugh has had a rather PHSSIVC Alumni Assoclatlon but thls xs past for under the able guldance of Father Luclan the Alumni thls year have shown a deslre to ex pand thelr HCLIVILICS and to seek the aCtlV6 mterest of all grad uatesln thelrprojects Fvxdence of the new llfe was the large crowd 1n attendance at the Alumnl Smoker held on Aprll 1 Terry Brennan football coach at Mount Carmel Hlgh School Chlcago was the guest speaker The electxon of offlcers held 1n 'Vlay brought four energetlc and loyal sons of ,ICHS to the fore Don Tyrell 45 Presldent Bob Whlte 38 Vlce Presldent IVI1ke Orenlc 42 Secretary B111 Kane 4-9 Treasurer Offxcers left to rxght Mxke Orenlc Secretary Don Tyrell Presxdent B111 Kane Treasurer Bob Whxte Vice Presldent B111 Fitzgerald 28 addresses the Alumnl on The Cathollc Church 1n Germany Terry Brennan one of Notre Dames football speakmg to the Alumm at the Smoker held 1n the gym on Aprll 19 IO2 LLIM I AT WORK ln past yearbooks the Alumnus has been al most forgotten and h1s achievements have re mamed but vaguely in the mmds of present student This sectlon which will be a re ular feature of future Hzlltoppers IS launched from his point of vlew, as only fitting that everyone should see what he has contributed to the schools traditions and appreciate what he stlll continues to do for the honor and glory of Joliet Catholic lhe Alumnus carries the spirit of olnet C zthollc wherever he goes, whether to college where It has brought hlm new honors or to work where this lntanglble drive has helped him to perform his duties dS 11 consclenslous and loyal citizen fo the graduates of 1952 these pages make venture mto the unforeseeable future for here are past graduates pictured in the present which was but .1 vavue future when they too received their diplomas ln their chosen fields of endeavorthey nowglve evidence of having put mto practice the lessons they learned lessons of concentration study self sacrifice hard work, cooperitlon lessons of personal famllv, and social sig nlfxcdnce lhey are proud of lollet fdtholmc lllgh their Alma llater, and .lollet fatholnc lllgh lb proud of them Yliuqf Rev R1chardKostelz 44 Rev Angelo Garhln 38 Ordained 1952 Ordained 1948 af' -0 Alf' Ordained 1959 St Williams Chicago fr: Dr. Francis R. Prock, NLD., '25 Vern Ridings, '34 Dr. llubert Kelly, D.lT.S., '24 Vledical Director of Surmy Hill Barry Auditing Company, Joliet Dentist, ,Ioliet Sanitorium, ,Ioliet Rev Casimir lielmskl 0 Farm I. George Vercellottl 41 M8Cl11l'llSl at Caterp1llar jollet Clare Massey 3 Manager of Foreman W g C0 Clucago Fd 'Nhkan 43 Profeaslonal Basketball Phllarlelplua KBTTIOTS Q I R E Rathford 23 'Vlldwestem Sales Manager for General Dry Batteries Headquartere xn Chlcago Frank Mlchllch 41 i Chemxcal Englneer Dow Chemlcal Co Don McCann 34 Patrolman ,lollet Street Station fi - 2 in I W ., , 'Y Y . , .. , , 1 . S- ,, , Q-.. ,- 1. . , .. . ,A , lf. ., , . W '- X . I ' 7 Y ,. ,. . , -5 - Ar' - n . 1 . 104 john F Ixenney 31 James Haley 35 F xecunve vlce presldent Funeral Dxrector ,Iohet Board of DIICCIOTS Chxcago Seven Up Bottllng Co if Domlnxc F' Boetto 40 Joseph Vercellottx 4 Survlvlng partner of law fxrm of Electrlcal Engxneer Boetto and Boetto ,Iohet Enslgn 1n Navy on U S S Holhster gv's if -xv Jxxgw Ill Dr Wllllam Lxmacher D D S 34 John Fehrenbacher 38 Dentlst jollet Lxeulenant ln the Coast Guard Newfoundland 105 , I' K . .lf f .ik ll' A if . . I , , .y , T i Q j J it 'M . , ., . X L 'W rd? P- .A r ,4Vx V. 3 . - ' ' D , . Q ., , , , T C:CDlJ Members of Student Council: First row, left to right: T. Russell, Birsa, R. Mason, R. Stalzer, T. Kane, H. Donoghue, E. Hennessy, Luzbetak, L. Ross. Second row, W. Ingersoll, C. Kane, R. Upton, Egan, J. Christensen, A. Arko, L. Felner. Third row, M. Mitchell, Plese, R. Dameron, R. Matichak, J. Kennedy, M. Whalen. The students of Joliet Catholic High should be proud of their Student Council of 52 . Composed of class officers of the four years and elected representatives from each section in the school, the Council's duties em- brace a variety of projects which normally would be handled by the fac- ulty. It exists to further a better under- standing and a closer working relation- ship between the facuhy and students. This year its activities centered mostly Fvfffri .... Q CUQQZ' f'3fTi'3S: On- : s4n-.Q 5-Q:-o .... O ca., D, O5-Do 2 :- 4 2- noir-:Rm ':?S-. .,'g9l5E?:19, gn.:-1g.:, Q-Q :'.Ug,oQ 326:10 ggcigg . .... -Hs-mg. :v'm 1N 75'-Qofqlrm '-not-'Doa M 2+ Q9-wwe' 'U S OUJ5 ,'.'!,UQ:,..'5,'0 ....,.f0 So ::E,,,,::-H Ocmcaf o cn W'Q. 'm 'Q n- ' QED? E511 ,T :inno- ....q v-vw,, .... glmrb -G00 UQ QUIQ 0329 5-635-'H' .inf 2 W m-,CD U3 rr U1 '--mm ,,::::-yi-gm -1-2, 0 F9- 'oE'S , Oo O-mr, 5.g 'S agar? FP Pl ' :7-O rv- 'J' CD 2703 :T-ibm Seniors talking over final examina- At the Hickor St. entrance: J. tions: J. Amold, L. Korell, M. Pearre, C. Rerbst, L. Korell, Mitchell, J. Nasenbenny, J. Sier- Father DeSales, T. Russell, J. acki, G. Cook, A. Hrvatin, B. Christensen Kucinic, R. Horvatin tg fr fe 9 Z 21771 , 0 4 3 D C 5-0 O4 'Q Q-Q N1 uid Six major dances, the Qenior Prom, junior Prom, Band Dance, Football Homecoming Dance, llalloween Dance, and ll0l1ddV Dance, were featured during the school year. Fach dance seemed to outdo the previous one in beauty of decorations. let there was al wavs present a note of sadness, since the results of all the hours of cheerful toll and pleasant trouble were onlv to be torn down in the morning. Without the much welcomed aid of the girls of Providence High School and qt Francis flcaderrw, many of the dances, especially the l oot ball Homecoming and the qenior Prom, would have been short of decorations, somehow they can draw plavers and cut leaves better than anv boy at the ll1ll. Qocials also plaved an important part in the entertainment calendar during the vear for the students as well as for many other youths of the city. Outstanding among the informal dances were the outdoor dance held on llicl-gory Street after the Homecoming pep rally, the social after lfather llay,s reception, and the gala St. ljatrick's Day Danceq some of the orchestras that fumished music for these affairs were Don Cordano's, Gene Yictor's, Roy Cordon's, and Billy ldester'sg another provider was the ever-faighful jukebox. HO M L if , 4 JOLIET CATHCLIC HIGH SCHOOL BAN During the past year the Joliet Cathollc Hlgh School Band has pro bably been seen and heard by more people than ln any other year Thls IS due largely lf not entirely to three mam factors the xmprovements m muslc the slx day tr1p whlch the band took to Nlagara Falls ln ,Iuly and the openlng of the ,lollet Mem orlal Stadium Whlle the band was ln the clnltyof Nlagara Falls two concerts were given The flrst of these was at Mount Carmel College ln Nlagara Falls Ontarlo and the other at an orphanage in Buffalo New York ln addltlon to the trlp the band gave a December concert ln Jollet It played for football and basketball games partlclpated ln the stadlum dedlcatlon ceremonles the annual homecoming graduatlon and the May Day parade ltxtracurrlcular PSIIICIPBIIOH was glven by the band ln the Rosary Hour the Labor Day and AITIIISIICC Day observances Armed Forces Day and St John s centennlal celebratlon These pro vxded the band wlth a good number of tlmes to demonstrate IIS ablllty One should remember however that whlle appearances ln the publlc eye are an lmportant and necessary part ln any actlve band the musical trammg and marchmg experience whlch each lndlvxdual member re CCIVCS IS somethmg whlch he will probably use for llfe Wlth such a large number of our young men m the Armed Forces one can hardly have too much marchmg experlence vshlle muslc itself IS an art used by old and young to soothe or qulet jangled nerves One goal of the band IS to provlde the lnterested oung men w1th an opportunity to earn how to use and appreclate that art Dlrector Wllllamll Reed Moderator Father Colman Walsh O Carm Saxaphones Robert Clmk Adnan Doyle Gerald llerbst Herbert Hoyt joseph Maher Thomas Marchlo Charles MISIUICWICZ Flute Maur lce Hebert Alto Horns Thomas Keatlng L awrence Wllda Bass Homs George Archlbald Francls Donnelly Patrlck Cossman 'MQW f 4 f .iv-li H2 Trombones Wlllxam l7orr1stal John Cato Frank Podobmk Eugene Rrvera Donald Vldetlch John Wagner Robert Yuzag Trumpets Robert Kafka John RUSIHB Joseph Shuba Bantone Pluhp Pruss Color Guard Dennls Embllng Donald Granda James Jenklns Conrad Sweet Clarmets Rlchard Berard Donald Cordano John O Ne1l Thomas Peyla Robert Reynolds Rlchard Roach Leonard Vercellottl Robert W1nans Pere ussron Jerome Azman Norrls Brshton Charles Bono Larry Fagarason Raymond Muenzmg W1ll1am Mulcahy Richard Smego R1chard Wmans Offlcers of the Baud left to rlght John Cato Treas urer Robert Zuzag Secretary Donald Cordano Vlce Presldent Joseph Maher Presulent FQQY9 Saxaphone quartet whlch recelved top ratmg Cl SUPETIOTJ at D1str1ct and State Band Contests t to r1 h Gerald Herbst Joseph Maher Herbert Hovt and Robert Clmk . . . . . +4- 7 ' , M 1 i 5 I ff . .ll 'V X. i Q QV' I f K .Q 1 :L vu h AL' s . ' at '- o J ll lb ' ' C ' - I : lef. . 'g t: . I , Mi , Q Isla, it A if . 1. 3 :J H3 ?.l J. PCYCUSSIOH Section. left to right: NOFTIS Bishton, vi 'X The L an Bass Horn Sectlont left to rivht: Georrfe Archibald 'in I v Richard Winans, Charles Borio, Richard Smego, :Q james jenkins, Conrad Swehet, Francris Donnelly, Larry Fagarason, William Mulcahy MAH' ' ' ' Patrick Gossman 1 59 ...M w'+ ' ' ,...,.--4'- qw . , EWS, .a-fg' The Band marching into Saint Francis College campus for the May Daw if observance, Nlary's Hour V PU BLICATIONS fl-C 1 Senior and Junior members of staff: J. Kennedy, C. Pirc, L. Fa- garason, R. Bayci, J. Egan, R. Uameron, Nl. Slana, ll. Bates Sophomore members: P. Lucas V. Spreitzer, F. l.oCascio de Wdctafzg 16745 Although published infrequently, The Victory Light provided the student body an opportunity to veiw the lit- erary abilities of those interested in writing. llowever, writing the articles is but half the story of how the paper came to reach the hands of the average HJCHS-er. Unce the copy had been written, it had to be edited, typed into columns, placed on stencils, printed, and stapled together, fomxing the finished product. Much of the staff's time passed in the little room off the office, but all the paper boys truly enjoyed each minute of it. 115 Je 7s7f6Z6'Zo,6,6efz llesultin from many evenings spent in the school library by a group of aspiring young writers accompanied by Father Shane, the Hllilltopper l952,H Yolume IV, emerged, one hundred and twenty-four pages of pic- tures and copy. Nothing too new or startling was intro- duced into this boolcg instead, each member voiced his own opinions and ideas, causing the final product tobe a conglomeration of compromises. The prospects for future numbers of the llilltoppers are very good, for a promising group of Juniors and Sopho- mores spent most of the year acquainting themselves with the technical phases of editing and production. Yu- Yictory Light staff: B. Dameron, J. Egan, J. Hasse, I.. Fagarason, C. Herbst More staff: C. Ruder, J. Pearre, J. Feeney, D Buss, Nl. Slana. C. Powers, R. Brehn K MAY DAY On Thursdav 'Wav l 1952 nearly elghteen hundred students from Cath ol1c colleges and hxgh schools of the dlocese converged on JCH9 t en marched to St Prancls College ln honor of the Blessed Vlrgln Nlary The ,lollet Cathollc llxgh School Band and the bt Patrlck s llx h School Band from Kankakee provlde the marchlng tempo Carmen Hlvera crowned Our Lady Father Luclan acted as Vlaster of Ceremonies Father Desmond of Qacred Heart parlsh preached an elo quent sermon and HIS Fxcellency Blshop McNamara closed the cere monles vwlth Benedlctmon Congratu latlons go to the Qxsters of Qt Francls for arrangmg th1s beautxful tribute to Our l ady CATERPILLAR 'swf On 'Vlay 21 1902 ten .lollet Clty Lmes buses took the faculty and students of Cathollc Hugh to V1Sll our newest lndustrlal nelghbor Cater plllar Tractor Company The students were guests of the company on the occaslon of the grand opening of the plant The employees were very court eous and stopped to show usthe modern machxnes and processes developed at the plant Refreshments were servedat the end ofthe tour the end of aperfect day Student reactlon there should be more school days llke thxsl n 91 'Sr Avi!- KID fx. CARNIVAL The annual carnlval under the supervlslon of Father I uclan was held from Aprll 23rd to the 27th l'h1s year a 52 Buick was raffled as the mam prlze As an added attractlon a 52 Ford was raffled for the students who sold chances on the Buick The lucky winner was ,lay Kelly of 'ird year The booths were run by 'Vlothers Club Fathers Club SCDIOFS .lunxors Alumni Wood Shop students Band Parents and cafeterla workers Cettlng off to a fair start the Carnlval had the gym overflowing on the last nlght The usual free day after the Camlval was glven to the students 7 J X 1. ,, Q 9 ' r GRADE SCHOOL TOURNEY Central Junior Hlgh School emerged the v1c tor of the annual Grade School Basketball Tour ney held at the Cathollc Hmgh gym from March 24-th to the 28th The number two spot was taken by Washlngton ,lunlor Hxgh School whlle thlrd and fourth places were copped by Chaney and St Dems of I ockport Henry Reed of Central was voted the most valuable player 'Vlembers of the All Touma ment Team are Kxss of Chaney launch of St joseph s Joliet Waddell of Washmgton Vlostyn of St Dems l ockport and Budzlnskl ofCentral A - . 1 L I . 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H, , ,l I ' l x' J , ' 1 4 'Q '- 5 C W 1 ll7 I General Pro Lcrency ,lohn Fgan Honorable MCHIIOH Hobert Dameron MEDALISTS Pach vear the faculty of ,lollet flathollc Hlgh School cognxzes unusual ablllty among the students by awflrdmg gold medals to those students who demonstrate exceptional scho lastlc proflclency The most coveted of these medals IS the Ceneral Proflclency Medal symbolxc of excellence 1n general scholarship durlng four years attendance at JCHS awarded to the Senlor havmg the hxghest average for four years The Senior PFOTICICHCY Medal IS awarded to the Senlor havlng the second hlghest average for four years The student 1n each year ma1n talnlng the hlghest average ln h1s respectlve class IS awarded a Profxclency Medal Competltlve examlnatlons or the year s work and effort ln the partlcular field are the standards for determmmg the Wln ners of the four Fngllsh medals the speech rellglon hlstory mdustrlal arts typlng chemistry mathematics booklceepmg l atln and physlcs medals SENICJR MEDALISTS Semor Pro Lczency Hobert Dameron Honorable Mentlon Alan Schwalghart Umted States Hrstory Alan Schwalghart Honorable Mentlon Charles Powers Chemrst Donald Buss Honorable Mentxon John Egan I Reltgzon Englzsh IV Leonard Vercellottl Hobert Uameron Honorable Mentlon Honorable Mentlon Bobert Dameron James Hasse Speech Mathematzcs Bookkeepmg Industrtal Arts Ty mg Honorable Mentlon Honorable Mentlon Honorable Mentlon Honorable Mentlon Honorable Mention Thomas Hussell Donald Buss Ronald Byrnes Joseph Svetleclc Gerald Nasenbeny JUNIOR MEDALISTS Pro zcrency 111 Englzsh III Latm Physzcs Henry Bates Matthew Slana Martln Swlngley Henry Bates Honorable MCHIIOH Honorable Mention Honorable Mention Matthew Slana Henry Bates Matthew Slana SOPHOMORE MEDALISTS Pro zcrency II Englzsh II Paul Lucas Val Spreltzer Honorable Mentlon Honorable Mentlon ,lohn Hlclcelman Herbert Hoyt FRESHMEN MEDALISTS Profzczency I English I Latm Honorable Mentzon Michael Stephen joseph Gre orlch Anthony Arko Honorable Mention Honorable llfentlon Anthony Arlco Donald Dombrowslu l I8 T' I 1 ' , ' ' I re- . ry . i . . . . P. ,lohn Egan John Egan Richard Werth Honald Quigley Hobert Baycl CAREER DAY Dr. Max Fuller addressing the student body -- JXP' W ll WL- 'X- Engineering: Henry Wasserlin On April 30, 1952, at an assembly in the gymnasium, Dr. Max Fuller, Dean of Grin- nell College, addressed the whole student body on vocations. This ushered in Career Day at Catholic High. After the talk the juniors and Seniors went to individual classrooms in which one phase of prac- ticallyeveryaspectofprofessional,v0cational, and business life was reviewed by an authority in that field. The talks proved interesting and informative to those who in a few weeks would be seriously con- cerned about selecting their life's work. . fu., X4 5. W-my ,rg 4 Robert W. Thomas discusses the profession of Law ff' Medicine: A. Nl. Brixey, Jr., NLD. ...kxl . . u 'X N..'h'1.'r 'W 's 4 ' s w I 0 ui 1 X 5 rv 'i :N , il 324. f S .1 116 1 yt ,A . Y wq ,, . 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