Joliet Catholic High School - Hilltopper Yearbook (Joliet, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1955 volume:

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K 'ff fx gf Q Q I The class of 1955 ded1cates th1s year's I-hlltopper to our Lady of fully completed our years at Jo11et Cathohc I-hgh School Mount Carmel, under whose guidance and assistance we have success- 9. if 40 CY ' f X 5 494 X 5 I 5 K X'Qs 'I K: 3' S 'IQ' fy il I xg , Q - ff! 1-115 Excellency The 'viost Reverend Martm D McNamara, D D B1shop of Johet mn 111111015 3 A f . ,I . ff I 1.1 '.. C e 5'1 . 1 lf' 5' 1 . '- I :' f D . . .'A,i'r QR r- f U - '. 'Q v I N Z k .. V 5' , . 4 -A .,f N . A 0 .-N-, 5 f ' f' , K 5- 'x N . nv' A i - 1 Mx -' xsgi h I - , X A .R XX ' ' xt . 4f I . xx 5. .lx . N f xy. . X 1 x X. -E xv. .., I s . . H . 5 .' 3 . s! ' - l . g ', '54 ,-1 ' Q- . :. ::- he-NY,- A, ,' . . , ' , - --N -. .- k-xx .- ' ' -. . 1 -A , .'-'ij 5' XE:,Q D: L, ' ,g .g- ' ' . . . . -- ,, 'x we 1. ' - - , 1 . . . ...fi Most Rev K111anE Lynch O Carm General of the Carmehtes 4 . . , . . ,, ' ,aki- FATHER LUCIAN CASEY Pr1nc1pal Enghsh bww, is- FATHER EDGAR NOONAN FATHER BERTIN SMITH Puor Commumty of Sami Ehas Treasurer RCIIQIOH Typmg Bookkeepmg 6 FATHER AMBROSE CASEY FATHER REGIS DONEHUE Rehglon Prefect of RS11glOl'1 Chemlstry English FATHER EDWIN MCGOWAN Mathemaucs I FACULTY FATHER NORMAN WERLING Rehglon Engllsh Hlstory Speech sr'- ' FATHER CARMEL SMITH Physxcs Mathemaucs FATHER SHANE TAHNEY Prefect of Stuches Enghsh fan--A FACULTY yrmlq f ,,, 'Mfr W FATHER AUSTIN COUPE Duector of Athleucs U S HISIOIY FATHER EMILE VERBRUGGHE Prefect ofDxsc1p11ne Enghsh German 'xx Vs '. N Y As 7' 1 ?' A s fd'- V' FATHER COLMAN WALSH FATHER STANLEY KROMER Latin Mechanical Drawmg Algebra Metal Shop FATHER ROWAN DOINOHUE Re11g1on Enghsh FACULTY FATHER BENNET CAINARY Social Stud1es 9 via N FATHER NOEL AHRENS FATHER CASIMIR ZIELINSKI Rehglon Rellglon Llbrary Mathemaucs BROTHER MARIO RU QSO Lxbrary FACULTY Laun General SCICDCC FATHER GILBERT PERREAULT TYDIUS af M ,rw 10 M,, s MR EDWARD KOPP MR GORDON GILLESPIE Woodshop Ass1stant Football Coach Physxology Gym F CULTY MR LEROY LESLIE MR ERNEST ZALEJSKI Mathemaucs Socxology Basketball Coach Econom1cs Gym Football Coach Z! 7 A f 11 N., ft? DOCTOR EUGENE CURRAN MR THOMAS FELKER BIOIOQY Machme Shop Glee Club Metal Shop MR. WILLARD BURDEAU Band Director FACULTY MISS MAE FAULKNER L1brar1an Y 'ruggsm 12 CLASS OF 1955 SENIOR OFFICERS L Gerald Maler Sec James Kavanaugh Pres Denms Drolet Vlce Pres Stephen Luzbetak Treas 14 la qv' WILLIAM R, ABERNATHY Billy Washington, Sacred Heart. ' Cv MICHAEL I. ASCHENBRENNER Mike St. Patrick: Intramurals EDWARD W. ANDREWS Religion Honor Roll 2. Hoot St. Mary Carmeliteg Footballg Baseball lg Intramurals. CLASS OF 1955 HANS I. BAUERLE St. Rose, Wilmingtong National Honor Society4gHonorable Men- tiong Bookkeeping Medal 3. DAVID E. BAKER St.Patrickg Football Man- ager 2, 3, 45 Intramuralsg Basketball Manager 2, 3. v-'X '39 Q., fi Y!! LEROY I. BA ZZARONE Bazz Foss, St. Joseph. 'R' 4 if JOHN R. BENTSON Ben St, Patrick'sg Basketball lg Baseball 2g Intramurals 1, 2g Red Cross 1.2g Glee Club lg Religion Honor Rollg Prom Committee 3. THOMAS A . BODINE RONALD J. BILLQUIST St, Mary'sCarme1iteg Intramurals 2. CLASS OF 1955 JOSEPH A. BORGRA aloe.. Wa shington Junior Highg St. Anthony'sg Student Council 4g National Honor Society 3,45 Radio Club l,3,4g Physic Medal 33 Honor Rol13,4g Representative to Rotary Club 4. JAMES F. BODINE lim St, Patrick's. WILLIAM V, BRENC St, Patrick'sg National Honor Society 3,4g English Medal 35 Representative to Kiwanis Club, Winky St. Mary's Nativityg Foot- ball 2g Intramurals 1,2 Bowling 2,3,4. if -Q 4, L FRANK R. BUMBER ..BumDS.. St. A lphons us Lemontg Bowling 4. WILLIAM F. BUSSE St. Iohn'sg Cheerleader Club 3. CLASS OF 1955 DAVID R. CAREY Dave St. Raymond 3 National Honor Society 3, 4gDratna Club 3gVic- tory Light 3, 4gYearbook Staff 4, Religion Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 Honor Roll 1, 3, 4gFootba1l Stat- istician 3, 4, Basketball Statis' tician 2, 3, 4, Victory Light 4, Science Fair 4. IOHN M. BYRNES jack St. Christopher Mid lothiang Golf4, Bowling 2 3, 4, Intramurals. RAYMOND R. CABAY Chubs St. Cyril's, Intramurals. RICHARD G. CERANSKI Dick Holy Crossg Intramurals Science Fair. .mf- r 'Z . 'Jax 1-PU' mm? RICHARD J. CLENNON Red St.Raymond's,St. Mary's, Minooka, Football 2, 3, Intramurals 1, 2, Religion Honor Roll 1, Prom Com- mittee 3, 4. JOHN P. COYNE J. C. St. Christopher, Midlot- hian, Journalism Vice- Pres. 4, Student Council Sec. 4, Golf 1, 2, 3, 4, Track2,3,NationalHonor Society 2, 3, Victory Light JAMES L. CONROY Ex-Con St. Mary's Carmelite, Intramurals 1, 2, Football 1, 3. CLASS OF 1955 MICHAEL R. DELANEY Mike Sacred Heart, Glee Club Pres. 3. 4, Junior Red Cross Pres. 4, Jour- nalism Club Treas. 4, Drama Club 3, Student Council 3, 4, Victory Light 3,4, Minstrel Show 3, Yearbook 4, Senior Play 2, Representative at Red Cross Camp,Prom 3, 4,St. Pat's Dance 4, Victory Light Dance 4. 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 4, English Honorable Mention 2, 3, Science Fair 2. f JOHN L. COOMBES lack Willow Springs, St . Cletus LaGrange,Golf 2, 3, 4, In tramurals, Bowling: Na - tional Honor Society 3,4 Student Council 4, Re- ligion Honor Roll 1, 2, 3 4, Latin Medal 2, Repre: sentative Rotary Club. GERALD D. DELROSE lake St. Mary's Carmelite , Golf 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals, Monogram Club, Year Book Campaigner 3. DONALDJ. DOMBROWSKI Whitey A.O.Marshall, St. Mary's Assumption, National Honor Society Sec.4,Bas- ketball 2, Baseball 1, 2, 3,4,Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Rotary Club Representa- tive, 2nd Place American Legion OratoricalContest. KENNETH V. DUTKA Duta SS. Cyril and Methodius, Basketball 2, Football 2, 4, Intramurals, Honor Roll l .fc'Pf5 ADRIAN F. DOYLE Hindu Sacred Heart, Band Treas. 4, Golf 2, 3, 4, Bowling 1, 2, 3,4, National Honor Society 4,Radio Club l, 2, Monogram Club 3, 4, Victory Light 2, 3, Minstrel Show. CLASS OF 1955 DENNIS E. EMBLING Den Sacred Heart, Glee Club 1, Band 1, 2, 3, Photography 2, Band Dance 1, 2. DENNIS P. DROLET Denny St.Raymond's, Vice-Pres. 4,Journalism Club Sec.3, Pres. 4, Student Council Pres. 4, National Honor Society Pres. 4, Drama Club Pres. 3, Football 2, Yearbook 2, 4, Religion Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll4, Science Fair 4, Basketball, Football Statistician 3, 4, Prom 3, 4, Student Council Dance 4. LOUIS J. FAORO Lou Washington, St. Anthony's, Vice-Pres. 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, National H o n or Society Honor Roll,Religion Honor Roll, Yearbook Campaign 3, Student Council 3,Rep- resentative Rotary Club. iv JOHN FEENEY Jack St. John'sg Intramurals. EUGENE R. FUNK Oogic St. John'sg St. Anth0ny'sg Bowlingg Intramurals: Yearbook 43 Science Fair 3, 4g Prom Committee 3, 4. 5. 11? A EDWARD T. FERRETTI Terry Washingtong St. Anthony's. CLASS OF 1955 JOSEPH GALLI St. Berr1ard'sg Football 3. ROBERT J. St. Raymond's FONCK 20 RICHARD A. GANS Buzzard St. Joseph'sg Rockdaleg Football 2, 3, 4. G.. 1.5 V255 1 RAYMOND P. GARBIN Y. DOC.. Washington, St. Anthony's. DONALD E. GRANDA Granch St. Raymond's, Intramurals 2, 3, Color Guard 1, 2, Religion Honor Roll 4, Band Dance 1, 2. VA.. 'Flin--its .. N THOMAS J. GLEASON Gleas. St. Mary's Carmclite, Cross- Country 3. CLASS OF 1955 JOSEPH E. GREGORICH Greg St. Mary's Nativity, Intramurals 1, 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 3, 4, Freshman English Medal, Representative to Kiwanis 4. lm KENNETH J. GOULD Keys St. Bernards, Student Council Vice-President4, Capt. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Capt. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Monogram Club, Football Dance 4. JAMES A. HANLON uhm.. St. Patrick's, Lemont, St. Cletus, LaGrange, Treas. ,. r Journalism Club 4, Intra- murals, National Honor Society 3,4,Victory Light 3, 4, Prom 3, Religion Honor Roll 1, 4. 34 ,,,,... BERNARD I . HERTKO HENRY M. HOLMES Bern Hank SS. Cyril and Methodiusg St. Dennis, Lockport Intramuralsg Basketball 2g Yearbook. Baseball 2' 3' RONALD F. HOFFMAN Hoff St. Mary Carmeliteg National Honor Society. CLASS OF 1955 ANDREW J. HULINA Andy St. Josephg Bowlingg Red Cross 25 Yearbook 4. JOHN M. HORVAT Jack St. Mary Nativityg St. Josephg Football 1, 2. ANTHONY ISSERT HT ony.. Peotoneg St. Jose ph Manteno. 1 22 ROBERT S. JADRON Yudzy St. Cyril 81 Methodiusg Football 3, 4, Mono- gram Club 3, 4,Yearbook Campaigner 3. JAMES J. KAVANAUGH KAV St. Patrick, President Senior Class4,Vice-Pres- idcnt Monogram Club 39 F otballl 2 3 4 p n Basketball l 2 Yearbook Campatgner 4 Student Councrl 1 2 3 Honor Roll 1 Relrgron 1 Z Football Dance 4 Prom f-AP JAMES I. JENKINS Jumbo Sacred Heart, Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Band Officer 45 Drum Contest, Second Place, Band Dance 45 Glee Club 1, Photography 2. CLASS OF 1955 MARTIN C. KEARNS MARTY St Patrick, Intramurals 1, 2. 3, 4. ' s ROBERT F. KARPEL Karp St. Cyril S.: Methodiusg In- tramurals 1, 2. 23 RAYMOND I. KENNEDY MALl.ARD St. Raymond,Photography Club 1. .X Q fr 5 BERNARD J. KESTEL Bernie Reiter, District 119, St. Joseph, Manhattang Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4, Farm Club 2, Honor Roll 1. EDWARD M. KUBINSKI Kubi Washington, St. Mary's Carmeliteg Baseball 1, 2, 45 Intramurals 1, 2, Man- ager 1. -'IL JOSEPH E. KIRIN Joe CLASS OF 1955 RAYMOND B. KURATUR Doc St. Cyri1's 8: Methodious. LEROY J. KNOWLES Lee St. loseph's, Rockdale g Football 2, 3. 24 GORDON J. LATZ Pack Rat Sl.RayTI1OI1d'S g Intramurals 1, 4, Dramatics 2. I X MARTIN J. LEGGERo Bud Washington, St. Anthony. STEPHEN B. LUZBETAK Luz SS. Cyril and Methodiusg Vice-Pres. 3,Treasurer 4, National Honor Society Vice-Pres. 4, Student 'QT fr JOHN F. LIESSE Jack Farragut , St. Raymond . CLASS OF 1955 GERALD W. MACKAY Mac SS. Cyril and Methodiusg Intra- murals, Music Contest, Bowling 3, 4,Band 1, 2, 3, 4,Band Dance 4, Intramurals. EDWARD M. LOUGHRAN Tuffy St. BernardgFootba1l 2, 3, 4gIntrarnura1sg Monogram Club 1, 2, Glee Club lg Biology Honorable Men- tion 2, Boys' State Repre- sentative 3. Council Treas. 4, Glec Club 1, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Proficiency Medal 2,3gKiawa11is Rep., Intra- murals. WILLIAM E. MAHER Mo St Mary Carmelite, St. Patrickglrootball 1, Intra- murals. M3-. J' GERALD K. MAIER Oscar St. John, Secretary 4, Football 1, 2, 3, Basket- ball 1, Red Cross 1, Re- ligion Honor Roll 1. 2 Prom 4. ROBERT I. MARSO Bob St.Raymond,Golf 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling, Intramurals, Yearbook 4, Prom 3, Sci- ence Fair 3, 4, Mono- gram Club 2, 3, 4. THOMAS P. MARCHIO Marsh Washington, St. Anthony, Base- ball 1, 2,Footba11 1, 2. 3, 4, In- tramurals, Monogram Club 4, Band 1, 2 CLASS OF 1955 CHARLES A . MARTIN Chick St. John, St. Jude, New Lenox. JOHN L. MARKLEY FiXer St. Mary Carmelite, Treasurer 1, Secretary 2, Pres. 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4,Baseba1l 1.2.3, 4, Bas- ketball 1, 2, Red Cross 1, 2, 3. 4, Intramurals, Glee Club 1, Religion Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 1. 2, 3, 4, Caterpillar Sportsmanship Award 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, Prom 3, 4. MICHAEL I. MATUSZEWSKI Mike St.Thaddeus,Intramurals, Student Council 1, Honor Roll 2, Prom 3. E FRANK C. MCCABE Mac Immaculate Conception, Morris, Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, Monogram Club 4. CHARLES L. MISIUREWICZ Chuck St. Bernard, Band Officer 4, Bowling 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Conductor 4, Glee Club lg Band Dance 4 DONALD A. MIKUSKA Don H srcyrn at Merhodiumn- tramurals 1, 2. HARRY E. MCLAIN House St. Patrickg St. Paul and the A- postleg Junior Red Cross. CLASS OF 1955 KENNETH L. MOLESKI MO St. Cyril 8: Methodius, Intra- murals 2' GERALD R, MORAN Jerry St. Patrick, St. Paul the Apostle, National Honor Society 3, 4g Farm Club -Gr -C' RAYMOND E. NEMGER Nem Chaney: St. Mary Nativity. KEITH W. OBRION St. Iohn5 St. Patrick5 Golf Club 1. JOHN M. NOVAK nlacku St. Patrick. CLASS OF 1955 DAVE OFFERMAN St. Patrick, Intramurals 1, 2,45 Red Cross 3. WILLIAM I. NURCZYK Will Y Farragut5 St. Mary N- ativityg Bowling 3, 45 Intr- amural 1, 4. ROBERT P. O'LEARY Bob St. Raymond5 Football 2, 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 35 Photography Club 35 Glee Club 25 Monogram Club 45 Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 45 Dramatics 35 Repre- sentative to Student Coun- 28 cil 25 Religion Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45Science Fair 25 Parade Committee 45 Football Dance 3, 45Prom 3, 4. D WILLIAM B. ORENIC Buck A. O. Marshallg St. Mary Assumptiong T re as. lg Baseball 2, 3, 4g Basket- ball 2g Honor Roll lg Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4g Student Council 3. FRANK PODOBNIK Pod St. Mary Nativityg Mono- gram Club 3, 4g Band lg Minstrel Show lg Basket- ball lgF0otba1l1,2,3,4. JOSEPH PEARSON Buzzy St. Patrickg Lemontg St. Jamesg National Honor Society 3. CLASS OF 1955 THOMAS E. POYER ..HaWk.. FRANK T. PETERLIN Hawk St.MarygFootba1l l, 2. 3, 4g National Honor Society 4g Basketball lg Mono- gram Club 4. FRANCIS R. PROCK IIB dn St. Iosephg St. Dennis. Lockportg St Patrick, rg! Raymond, 1 1. ' ' ' 4 ' I'lIl'aITlLl1'3 S Intramurals g Bowling 3, 4g 629 29 National Honor Societyg Yearbook 4g Religion Honor Roll 1, 2. 3, 4g English Medalg Victory Light 2, 3, 4g Prom 3, 4. JAMES R. PRUSS Jim St. lose ph , Journalism Club 3, 4, Glee Club 1, Dramatic Club 3, Senior Play 4, Victory Light 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, Religion Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4,Prom Committee 3, 4, Victory Light Dance 4. WILLIAM A. PUETZ Willie St. Mary Nativity. CLASS OF 1955 ROBERT I. RYAN Bob St. Patrick, Intramurals, Glee Club 2, 3. 4. G-vb JAMES E. RASMUSSEN Razz St. Patrick, Intramurals, Dramatic Club 3, Year- book Campaigner 3, Stu- dent Council 4, Prom Committee 3, 4. LLOYD E. ROSS Red St. Mary Carmelite, Stu- dent Council 1. ANTON J. SCHAGER Bud St. Patrick, St. Raymond. JAMES R. SCIARINE Jim St. Patrickg Baseball lg Football 2. 3, 43 Mono- gram Club 2, 3, 4gStudent Council3gFoolball Dance 4. SQ ROBERT E. SEFCIK ll Bob!! St. Bernardg Religion Honor Roll 25 Science Fair 3. CLASS OF 19 JAMES J. SIERACKI SI Cyril 84 Merhodiusg Intra- murals 1 4. - JOHN M. SEPICH Ner p FarragulgSt.Mary Nativi- tyg Basketball 1, 2g Base- ball 2, 35 Intramurals. THOMAS L. SHELTON Rex St. Iohng Bowling 3. ANTHONY E. SLATTERY Slattes St. Alphonsus, Lemont Q. 49. p RAYMOND J. SPREITZER Spreitz St. Johng Bowling 3 45 Science Fair 3. ROBERT I. STUKEL St. Ioseph5Bow1ing 25 Glee Club. ROBERT D. STEIN Steinmentz St. John. CLASS OF 1955 THEODORE R. SUDINSKY Sudsy St. Bernard5National Honor Soc- iety 4gBOW1iDggII'lU'3l'I1I.1IEilSgBiO' logy Medal 25 Religion Honor Ro1l5 Kiwanis Representative. I 32 MICHAEL I. STEPHEN Mick St. John5 President 25 Treasurer 3g National Honor Society 3, 45 Bas- ketball 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 33 Religion Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. 4glOl1l'I13liSlTl 2, 35 Student Council 3, 45 Honor Roll 1,2,3, 45Gen- eral Proficiency lg Rotary Representative 4. TERRENCE N, TAKACS Whip St. John5St.Mary Magda- lene5 Basketball 25 Bowl- ing 3, 4. y l r I RAYMOND E. TAYLOR Runner St. Patrickg Basketball 25 Football 2,3. RAYMOND J. TORRI V AA,V AAV I ..Ray.. . Sacred Heart, St. Anthony Bowling3g Intramurals 1,4 RAYMOND W. TENNANT Peeps Sacred Hearty Band Officer 4, Band 3,4, Student Conductor 4, State Music Award 35 Band Dance 3,4. CLASS OF 1955 DONALD J, VIDETICH DOH St.Josephg Band 1,2,3,4, Superior Medals and 2 second place Medals. JOHN S. VERSHAY St. Mary Nativity. JOHN K. VIDICAN ,.Ape.. ence Fair. St.Cyril8r Methodiusg Sci- 8 I JOHN D. VIECELI Sr, Mary Nativity, St, Ann, Lockport, Intramurals. MICHAEL P. WALSH PETER VIEM VU Pete Viet Nam, St. Patrick, Bowling, Intramurals 4, CLASS OF 1955 DANIEL R. WARD ..Dan.. Troy St, Jude, Marycrestg Farm Club 2. JOHN B. WAHL Jack St, Thaddeus, St. John Bowling 3,4gRed Cross 3,4 Science Fair, Mick St, Patrick, St, Raymond: Football l,2,3,4g Baseball 1,25 Intramurals. 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A1bertTrghe I N' K ' I ff, r F 10 fl Donald Totnich '3 K v I3 5 'r -1 is ,f fs, Arthur Tonelli .H J f , . I N- joseph Troha .,,, 'QQ Robert Valek A N Edward Vehrs r -an Q , W, ,N I f x Salvatore Ventura ' in- ' r -Q, ,HQ Donald Vogrrn 3' 7 I, X Joseph Vogxrln . ' I NX' I , IVR. Charles Weber , ,Q S.. ' 1 Sylvester Weber y f 'a' 5 John Welch . ' - 1,5 1:52, Lawrence Werner jQ 'Sr - -- , x -L W ' Q N.-L Max A. -l -...vw-.Q I -9- cg I .113 I 3 . Ox. N.,- T 4 6 'rercex i 9 fx H .N Lau 1 .V dlox 1 tx 1 tk , ' ' ' 'T 'S Charleswxlda 4 -'L .., v Wun- Thomas VVISE Richard Worlaud UNDER CLASS PICTURES S CLASS OF 1957 SOPIIUNHJHP UI' P If EHS l k I hn Lap kas Treas Raymold Ore V e Pres W 11 am MCDO ald P Ed ard M tese ac Sec 46 'I ' gg ': ,,L L v-' ' , ' ax: y I , 0 1 , .5 I nic, ic - ,g i x n , res.: - w a v , , I v a gi L 'Q 65' 1' ' Q' ,I r ff C ff ,K X 341 1 X I , l rf , ff x f 'R f -c J 1 Pl - . , 5- U ..4 Ny? ,,,, 'T' tx Egg , .63 ey, A 'fflafl isa , ' ' .3 f an Us x A '. A . J 1- f' 'N f V ,3 N 'T' ' r h V 5' In t' A ' 'lift 'W' ' B f lx . '17 r fb ' if - pm 1 'MXN f 1 l X 1, Q 6: Q K 3,1 A W f w . K 1 'V P l NN, ,L g 1.75 -uf ,Wal 'Jaw V, . ll f Wrllanr Annot George Arnold Joseph Babrcn Joseph Baker Lawrence Barbrc Eugene Beck Charles Beerling Edward Bcrens Rrchard Bordeaux Gerald Brooker Richard Burns Robert Campbell Joseph Carneighl Joseph Cassani Peter Cinottl Robert Clavenna Rrchard Collofello Richard Coop Carl Corzan Robert Dalman Wrlllam Decman Robert Derterlmg 1' ' H..-A ---.. i ' .X Patrrck Delaney Robert Devereaux Raymond Dillon John Dinoffri john Donahue Richard Donahue Richard Donnelly Robert Fassola Joseph Picker John Fitzgerald Gerald Fitzgerald William Fitzgerald Peter Frausto William Freis V , -gr ,- ,, ..', ,V V f I 1 xg Q tg' lj as. yy ,V -U 'IQ gk , ,E ' D G , N' A ,,,, Z:.,- , ' Tr, j, ., G X ' v Cf , Y ' U l M' v. ' N. r A 5 K 4. if Q 1 ff' X i U- li 2 ... 'G ,, ' V I S 1' A Y r -xr A, C-Jl ' - ., I-4. L 'Q7 KV -VX xv, G Y! T V ' any ,H ji? - :LA 1 xl f 5 .. s xi 'N X x 1 i . 'a lf p rf s.' I f I I xv W-, ' j fuk V A 'R 1 X 'G ' 1 Glen Frelichowski 3 If , ' a A BQ Q ' N- .5 Rohcrt Funk 7 fl L gm, William Gabcl . 'f I Gerald Galle - i ,f fa ,' 1 Joseph Gariboldi 3 if J I x I x Q, John Garrison ,,, ,' ' x U q '9 J, '32 S Eugene Gassensnnth -7- f xx ' -,Y X ,tx John Giovanim N Nfl' , ff y --f ,- f V 5 ra I 1 X R I 1 V Louis Glavin , ,3 ,T b - -,, -K Thomas Golat 3 L, Sq - ' W- 5 .rg A Pl James Govednik - x N n ' ,cw Dennis Griltin -- fltglb f fa i M 1 ,. A is X, Q , . ir . 1-' it .t 13, 2. I lx :A i x 'Qi K' 3 I p m5 1 X, N , ' , riff 'LT k 7 1-Y x ' 8 , I ,af U 1 , I X ' X I 1 I . I -2 Tj 7.7 It f 3 R7 .6-.3 ac: 'a 'iavd' '-:faff xh ' L:',,A 'I -N...f N- Yff ' - ff 'f . X if 4 , .V is , 1 X E , A V . tx f , 5 SX 1 , 'Q if ELA - 1 A r I 9, 'V Y, Z? Q I iqli 1 5: -'gf' 4'X K v cf? ew! 1? 4 U I az., , I' Ac QF if . 1 Q ,A E 1-- ., 1: x 'P 3' 9' ,,-,.. ., s '7' I ,, X. 7' in m ax if n :: ff. y X X , 57 1 -g p 'x A f an R I X K f ts. X e l , ., d' d ' nr r - f I . 1 I, Q F 4 41 3 'F 1? 1-at x i 10,4 Nb N3 ' 3 ' ,jf RF' .aa ' V l I, -? P- I' Q? -5 U an ' 'q, x Q., , 14:14 ' I Z gy-3 '4 U YI - Robert Groncmann Donald Gudac Dall- llerbst Dax id llertko Robert Hill Robert Hoge John Holmes Richard Hylka Donald Jachlich Michael Jackson Eugene Jevitz Francis Jones Jerome Jostak William Joutras Richard Jungles Patrick Keigher Patrick Kelly James Kinsella Nicholas Kirincich Thomas Knowles Donald Kochevar James Komp Kenneth Korczak Ronald Korczak David Kraker William Krall Stanley Kuta John Lapikas Sheldon Latz Jerry Lenci Patrick Lennon Leroy Lerchen Jerome Levandowski Robert Levek Raymond Lorenz Roger Luray Charles Magosky Willard Magosky Gerald Mahalik Stephen Malnek Joseph Mangine Roger Marco Andrew Martin Edward Matesevac Brendan McCall William McDonald Philip McGi Robert McG:ati. 1 rw? Q V 'Vp 5:5-'p -H' I 7 x S., DI F I R A '.f X, J m Q. -Q-,f K ,L , ix Y' N' , 2 A f X I V if 'fi' 'FL' 44 :cf ,s 1' ,ff --f ,r X .415 J? 4' ., ,nxt W f X xh V f ' 'Y +L ' fi ff , ' 1 'N Q .cf Q9 A3 - ' '- ' ' -4 K fm-5 f Pl X J 6' L . ,E :no 'R ii' rg .-: ml, f, iw vi Q6 in s- L 5 I x- ,T xg X 7 Q ,xx K f - ' , 62:5- wi -1 I KI x we 0' ff, 1 -f nv 53 C , A A .9 4 m I. ' 5 X. ' .1 - .gvf fx. N ,X 'J' 5 N 7' -P 1 pw! ,Q 'J'-fl! ' I Q 5 X f f., f! f Q , 1 sf 3 L , Q . ev. A ,- 'Q 5 as in , , , 1 ' JR Q: Lg . Fx .1 Y- -. 17 A-4 . le X -jk A. :FJ ,,.4'- fl feat -.JH n-4 X' ,., if 7' TEYW, -1 1' 'M xX Wx vm: rg-S. -36 gui 58' if .3 Q' -ay :aff ilrx U' ' . I ,L bg ' A J' y WJ' . fl N if Q f 1 rx - John McLa1n Mrchael McNe11s Bernard Meyer Robert Mrller Wllllam Mrsewrcz James Mrtchell James Moore Wrllram Naal Thomas Ochs Robert O Day Robert O Rellly Raymond Orenrc Thomas Orr Gerald O Shea Ronald Ospalrk Raymond Page John Papp Frank Partak Francrs Prrc Joseph Prskur Raymond Pleski Lawrence Prodehl Joseph Ragusa Richard Rapson Brian Regan Joseph Rembusch Anthony Rodighiero George Rooney John Rossetto Theodore Rusco Robert Samuels Iohii Schiever Edward Selvas Gerald Setiiia George Shields Francis Siegel Edward Sienko John Sitar Renard Sluski Donald Sniith Robert Smith Frank Soniacal John Spreitzer John St, Ange Kenneth Stukcl John Sullivan Richard Talagn Gerald Thorn 0301 Cys 4- 'y Q. -, , ' P ' W dv ,' af 8, Y-v . X. , X u l fg 'awful 'fwfr' 4-473 , vi tit, 5 l -N., CW' gf vm- JN ,Q .. f-.- ' M yvX 1 . ,f I G J n it 3.- . ,Lg V P' I 1 Wu f '-If fi ' Q- I ' 0, ah, . I. .N In, 's-J ,wxix if 'So X ff: .X li I 1 52 ,QA f 3 H r -'T Ds . . - I , . . ' x I' -wx , 1 '1,. f Q S... n- 5 ui- Qs , :Qt 'fl X. Nor in X .fi x v. N X ri 1-v ..., S 9 x 34, -rn Q '-fun-.1 'F -39 Sei' I x 1 2 ,T ,f -- .fer , in l 0. 1:1 'ir f ' ' as I X t E -N, I ' O- x Q I l O I1 S9 f 'S ' ' c-J ,.-an Q xi ff! 1 S 9'-vi-.V ,A ,F .-.,- 0,- Sw.,- up 'T r 1 yr 9 ,qs Q fx ps. ,Q -,QT R , . 51 f , I' w- y .,,.,-J I ,'Q5, -i, .33 , 1 '-3 ' rg , fe N Q ' 2' ff 2 I9 4- l' Y':',, -' ' '4' ... '-.. 1 , X is., .H-. if V! ' 2 K f , 1.0 nh ra 6 xl 31 N s-rf S' ' 5' .,,.'- Xw Ronald VanDnynC hiaurrce Venegonr Donald Vicich Daxid Vxdetich John Walker Robert Weis Charles Wheeler Michael Welan Robert Wilsterman Gerald Wondrasek Raymond Zaworski Eugene Zembruski FRG H-SOPH HOP N, Coral -- D. Donnely 'CTD' 'f CLASS OF 19 8 FRESHMEN oFFlcERs Lawrence Carr, Treas,g Edward Lagger, Pres,g Robert Korsr, Vice-Pres,g Michael Bedford. Sec 53 Z1 It ' -ual 6: 4 , r gg. l N ! 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S ,, 'S Thomas .innett Rrchard Arnold Frank Asa Robert Alhanese Paul Baltz Edward Baranski Edward Barnhardt Leon Bazzarone Nicholis Beaudoin Ja mes Beaupre Mrchael Bedford Thomas Bell Charles Bentson Emil Bernard Ronald Bromberek Thomas Buban Peter Bull Patrick Canaday Ja mes Carlos Lloyd Carlson Ronald Carnaghr James Carnahan Lawrence Carr George Carroll Thomas Collins James Connelly David Cook Joseph Cortese William Crowe Robert Curry Thomas Dedin Nicholas Defazio Joseph De Podesta Nicholas Di Filippo Frederick Donnelly George Donnelly Martin Dougherty George Downey John Drifus Thomas Drolet Joseph Duffy William Dugan Edward Eagle Robert Eberhard Donald Eich Edward Fance James Feeney William Ferguson ,Q , Q. 'Wi Y we WA ? y'. ,, , 'ya' In ' , 3 -- , ,. 5 Z . 1 'LI 4 fr V N , 419 if .X V R W X Qi- V ,rl X K f ff: 4 K . JR 1 5 1 ,v '3 'f 1 J' 19 F' , 1-r tsl 1 .,. Ji , Rev' A,,, Q if 'V X ,A - ' We W U' ' 2' i .U A 'T-is -. 'if-52 L1 ' 'I N... 0. l I .f X f , 4: X A .Z - M S, 2 'Q 3 ' ,lr 3 a-,f- ! 0- , rk- ' ' C: .f f-' ' Q ff f I I X ,Lf 7-N P' 5 '27 bi ' f' 'N we ts- Ay .X . g 4, '3 3 S .4-1 X ,exrzxt -.2-1' ni:-, I 4. 5 I QW, 9 DN 7 Q f 5 rq f 1 I I ,mf Q' x .2 g ,I 1' 8, if .,. '7 J, if C.J'A If sf PI 2 3 r' Q , 1 wb ' , ' 'S- ll QQ? , f i N K KA ' I r wt a ' I ,Jang D A 5. ,p Y' if oi MJ' ,. ' ' 4,l.,x p , as-.ar W X N 25 X f . , 4 1 R E ,,.g 4.5 vang as J f' r ' fur- ,:,, ft! I , K I ,J 4,1 U ,M ja A . -a- Q 3 'D 1' 'T ' lm ,xl 'T' ,':! 'j X 1 ., fgtrng gm A .. A ff ' 7 f D, - f f X I ,xg 'x f I Q . I za ng x LQ F ,V At' 'A K '.'sLi :tL 3 L - ., ft' ' u X X xg'-A S- , X wx' ' K , fo i James Finucane Thomas Fitzgerald Michael Fra nciskov rch Lawrence Freehauf Joseph Frelichowski Robert Fruin Ja mes Gassensmith Nolan Gentry Gerald Gorman James Gorman Donald Gormick Leonard Greetis Robert F. Gregorich Robert J. Gregorich Lawrence Grein Joseph Grobarcik John Gromos Ronald Guendling Frank Gurka Richard Habinc Robert Hadala Richard Hakey John Hamilton Willram Harrigan Robert Hartford Lawrence Hermes George Hohenwater Harvey Hollenback Robert Hrusosky Damel Ivanrch Carl Johnson W111ram Joyce Frank ,lurcak Davrd ,lurjevrch Edward Karnmkar Joseph Karpel Charles Karstens James Keehma John Kergher Thomas Kennedy Thomas Kerr Terry Klng Donald Krnsella Thomas Klett Robert Koenxg T Q3 K gp NN :I V I Q 0. ' s-,N 'fx 815. 14- guns' T 'acl XX ,af- 495' 'K' 4uY '-33-.N 5 1 fs - v , ' ,-1-, 'aff -EJ -5 ,, vp- v- Ni-,N Tl f N X fri f f 3- 5 E 'ff ' ' S' J -f T , if 'sa 15 E Y x 'Q Q- I x r vb.. , ' 1 vi vo- yi fx 5 Q F LaVerne Kohlbrecher ' ' ,X X .. Robert Kors! Q. 'Y 1 . K ., Y 1 M. lr a is '. , f Q' Ph I f -' ' 1 igg b' f ' ' ,I-- Y xi 5 W 5 U N X X l ' RA I T Y X 7 L R X :fa t Edward Howland 1,3 W 'Z A Q' 46 3' jf' , . V 'lqmg A N! N' , v - D -. , f Y I 1 , xl I h 4' l of f ' 2 T If T T - N fr -A5-. 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L , ff LL Nfl f f Aa fs-GLW I f 1'-, ti X 63 3' f, 1, rn ' 'T' ry Vff f I 1, .29 L- ,V R Q, L Y 5 . f .V'., f ', 4 . ,ir 1 'rf 9 ,pa sr , ' ., . if 2 ,Nuff Edward Kraske Raymond Krieger William Krieger David Krippel Donald Kurtyak Dean Kwarta Edward Lagger Robert Lanier Edward Larkin David Lehmann Robert Lenci Edward Lennert Robert Liberty Donald Lilek Robert Luzbetak James Madsen Lawrence Mahalik Tho ma s Maher Leonard Majetic Stephen Marchetti Richard Mariotto Joseph Marshall Robert McCauley John McDonald Earl McGary .- ' x -- 1 Donald McGraw 'A an I 'E Q A 8 P James McTee lg 1 V - ,cr CL, ' Dennis Medm 5' 5 Wayne :NlCQ,yCl'l Ronald Ixlisrschra Willxam Mrozek Kenneth brlucha Richard Mueller Steve Munich John Murphy Leonard Nelson Walter Nolan John O'l5l'lCll Raymond O'Gary Frank Ostir Wrllram Palmer Ronald Panozzo Charles Parkrns Raymond Paxnrca Robert Felton W lex Plunge Leroy Purdy Rrchard Quas 1 -'S 0- 5 N 71 lv-ff ry W vf 1 'a If iw? fr- ! 9 f..,.,N if , ' H.-5 . , a 1-,yi r mf, P if - ,w R153 .ag- Ou. 14.-. 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'Y Q' so 1 '- -f' , , Vs: Q- Ne ' 127 Ja:- ' Q It x ,X ft W- Q 'X ', -vg 12 iv- Q I N ,- I I l 4 Q Qg x X, ,s' 'TJ xvff , '-.- Q ft .lp Ronald Rakoski Arthur Rambo Stephen Rickelman Terrence Ruddy Richard Runge William Ryan Mark Schoener Frederick Shoppe Richard Schuster Ronald Sears Ralph Seehafer Lawrence Senffner Robert Selina James Shaner Karl Sicinski Walter Sieracki Paul Sivitskis Robert Slaboszewski John Sowa Douglas Spesia Gerald Spesia Gerald Spreitzer John Spreitzer John Stokes Frank St, Onge James Stukel William Sukley Andrew Suligoy Clarence Surges Robert Szopinski John Thorington Dominic Tomazzio Walter Toton Timothy Valade Martin Van Allen Louis Vercelote Dennis Watts William Weber Lee Weiskop Wesley Widup John Wilhelmi Ronald Wolz Victor Yanchick James Zlogar Nicholas Zullo Lawrence Kluska , .JW 3 t,x2 -Axes 02:6-U9 -ww- 'f ' , se N -, 'fx . 'T' . f 5 N,,f f ' i 1 n f f' , ' I :. I A 7' '-I -'S 3' v ,gg 1: . V' lg- y ,.-:gf S ' -v ,H w- -pi T I X , If ::, fl 9 if 1 ...fi If X QQ N ix, 1 , 'fig 1 V x - K J A Wig' f rl L f. , tp A rom- ' i 3' Di' . 1.. x '-Q5 5-Q 'bl' l fs -49 II 90 N- .I QQ- L P fi Z W i f z 2 X 2 I , M 4. -w :- IL, -3 e :T I A A 1 . L-1 fQ.-'fl' . f J f 5 . 2 1. '4 :. gp, ' 'UN Q .113 1 - 'sf xv- L, , fi' , 'Vi A'! Fr, Stanley among hxs fmure architects, I i' .A x Q1 x. 'sl TUUL ew 3 ,vX ' g,l Mr, Kopp LU tempor- ary wood shop. 13 ft? 6:0 my K Q 21:55 on 1 'Hhs - tow' 'fu-.Q if Tom Benton wins another Science Fair First, .-u V X I i-...I BAN ,Under the capable direction of Mr. Williard Burdeau, the Joliet Catholic High Band has had a most successful and in- teresting school year. Each of its many activities has been a credit to the school. The performance of our band at the annual concert was widely ac- claimed. At the state music contest our band members provedthemselves to be musicians second to none in the Joliet area. L toR Fr Colman R Winans and Mr Burdeau L, to R.: G, lNl3lll'105kl,J. Liernann, M, Stoiber, R, Winans, R. Bozue, and G, Malone. 64 'L..s 95 .gdb Aj, .2 9. - My ngflg 0: ni 1 X K lfm ' - ix ,-s 6: il x in EMI li In the few short months director Willard Burdeau has been in charge ofthe band at Catholic High, it has progressed stead- ily. Much creditis due to Father Colman Walsh,the moderator for the last four years, and to the faithful Band Parents' Association, who through a magnitude of tedious work, have procured new uniforms for our organization. These uniforms have most certainly added to the band's prestige in extra-mural functions. The band has performed very creditably at: all foot- ball and basketball games, Lewis College, Plainfield High, and J. C. Homecomingg Labor Day, Veterans' Day, Memorial Day, and Independence Day paradesg the J. T. football gameg College of St. Francis and Catholic High graduationsg and, of course, the annual spring concert. With the annual increase in personel, the band is destined to become one of the area's outstanding bands. llli 'iw mi OCTET Kane- M' De Welch- Rt. Y A ry. 3-, Bmck- w H U. G -fwussa - Oremc. B' Henzmgfrssefanxch. G- Hei?jxfne5Ma'enric,uiaC' N- DiFi?g' P'Ke11y.D K Eieney. G. Scheme ' ' - Hennebetrf Levandovvskipgls Ff- Emile rifliafi ' ' - took ' C er, R, Don- STATE BAND FINALISTS First Row: J. Cassani, P. Mussario. J. Birsa, L. Pershey, A. Doyle. Second Row: R, Worland. B. I-Ienneberry, R, Setina. J. Jenkins, J. Putrich, R, Winans, 6T BAD PARE T ASSOCIATIO This year, as in the past, the Band Parents Associa- tion of Joliet Catholic High School has done much to stimulate interest in the band and has helped finance the purchase of new band uniforms. On their list of activities were two spaghet- ti dinners, bakery sales, and sales of reclaimed ap- parel. The school is deep- ly appreciative of their endless efforts and hard Work. BAND OFFICERS -- STANDING: Mrs. C. Winans, General Chair- mang Mr. W. Burdeau, Directorg Father Colman, Moderatorg Mrs Marentic. Telephone Chairman, SEATED: Mr. M. Krakar, Treas- urerg Mrs. M. Laurich, Presidentg Mr. J. Mussario, Vice President Mrs, J, Ventura, Secretary. MEETING OF THE BAND PARENTS 68 i ll 4 ff' ...Q 4 Father Colman looks pleased, Those calorie-controlled pies look tempting, Satisfied patrons!! E. Bernard lends a hand. MOTHERS CLUB The tremendous support given to the school again this year by the Mothers' Club has been greatly appreciated by both faculty and students. Through its card parties, spahgetti and ham dinners, and sewing, the Mothers' Club has been an invaluable aid to the school. This year's officers were: Mrs. V. Liesse, Presidentg Mrs. G. Orr, 'Vice-Presidentg Mrs. W. Brenc, Secretaryg and Mrs. F. Knutson, Treas- urer. Nlrs G Orr VP Mrs J Marcus Mrs W Brenc Sec Nlrs F Knutson Treas Nlr C Winans Nlr V Lresse Pres Mrs Glen Kelly Mrs E Brooker Nlrs T Rusco Mrs R Knppel Mrs R Donahue Mrs D Embling r . . . g . . ,. . . , .zr . . . .pr s, . ' . 1 s. . g , .Q . . . . , A . . . . . , . . . . . .0 fm-'29 'UQ km ,LW L. Ji 54 'Us X. THE STAFF: J. Adler, R.Kf1ZI'l'13IllC, C..Lennon, W, Naumann. G. Klepec, E. Stefanich. THE THLLTGPPER STAFF --:'2 The goal ofthe 1955 HILL- TOPPER has been to attempt to capture in word and picture a few of the memories of the past school year. We hope that the work of the editorial staff and of Fr. Stanley, the school photogra- pher, will provide you with many moments of pleasure. Nouns, Q.,- V-.. 1 dy' .J E' S X fi . xx X 'N-.. at vi I 'J' ff ff .X T 4? .. tl , A,. .4 T gy A ., TTY T N l - N,W T H ' 1 K i .. , . i. g I 5, fTlT-ikx it X-it X f sf x Q99 lhnaiih vor.. xviii - No. 1 ,g.,,,: Q wx-p i0i the Carmel lt .- ig, W VTOLIET, ILLINOIS AT THE HILL FRESHMAN RETREAT Denny Drolet On October 12. 13. and 14. the Fresh- men will enjoy a new and happy ex- heii' already c r o w ct e d The Freshmen Retreat talls days and this year it will be by Fr. Christopher TVICEIYOY, ather Christopher is the Di- of the Carmelite Mission Band has given retreats and missions over the country in high schools vents, and parishes. yi. ir the most part this will be the these auoie' 3, retreat that the Freshmen attend, . 'LBC Xmas' ' might be fitting to explain just igteiyid Dgolek 3.60 fi retreat is. It's a time for the f . 3. z D, 09' , l I, . . iq, Lg-,itil silent to look bacl-. on his past life, Fr Noel 600 C. bw '- - 1 . . -, A x age Kd, to ling his inner-most faults to the alllJ01UlUl 3, vi 0.63 surface and resolve to correct them to 21150 tf'f1ClH'1i Coqeegnaan- t the best of his ability. our-ing this op- To Fir. C wo, T- B gall As' portune time every Frosh will turn his Joliet is a g gait Gayot ' heart and mind to God and ask Him forrnerly of Holy' uw. YNXCDO for the guidance that he will need imir will teach PM NW B. p this year. If these few, simple rules General science. Deyattd' are carried out. at tht close of the Iviaking a rem Oecman' lloiic -- ' retreat all Ifrosh will find themselves High is Fr. Norma .,.,, O.Carm. 101111 H Prior to this appoin -.rt, he had serv- ed for five years at Catholic High as a teacher and general promoter of oddsrand-ends. Also from Mt, Varmel comes Fr. Rowan Donohue, O.t'arm. He is origin- ally from Cambridge. Mass. Two brothers also are making their first appearance, Bro. Gilbert Per rcault. O.Carm., the new typing teach- er, and Bro. Carmel Gallegos. O.Carm.. who is serving as secretary. In the athletic d e p 1: rt ni e nt two changes have been effected. Serving as head basketball coach is Mr. Leroy Leslie. Mr. Ernest Zaleiski will occupy the head football position. Both have degrees from Notre Dame. Mr. Thomas Felker, from the dairy state. is the new machine and metal shop instructor. Dr. Eugene Curran. a local chiropodist. mans the biology lab. Mr. Willard Burdeau heads the mu- sical department. and teaches music appreciation, band. and chorus. To these new teachers a sincere wel- come is . 4 ,11 , extended. May your stay be a On September 8, 1 eager, ambitious. an reported for the fi Catholic High, to important part of The following da. ers, sophomores, iu reported to the llil school year. The next day. tht gan to get settled. it was a new exp schedule for their where the different becoming at-quaintt in general. I-'or the was mostly learnin jects and teachers t face. The traditional S of the Holy Spirit following Mt.-tday. C ask Gods blessing' school year. The enrollment s dents. fifty over la: the Hill are 122 st 1:0 ,.,.,.,L..-.. ..n. 102 This y pearance school pa tunity of those inte ear marked the first ap- of the revised Victory Light. For the first time, the per was printed instead of stenciled. This change gave the student body a better oppor- reviewing the s chool news, which was complimented by the addition of pictures to the paper. Besides providing the stu- dents with a listening post, The Victory Light is an outlet for rested in journalism. THE TUDENT COUNCH, For the lastthree years, the Student Council has functioned as the integrating organization of the school. This past year was no exception. The elections were held on November 5th, a few days after the convention. Competing this year for the presidency were nominees: Gerald Maier, Dennis Drolet, and James Kavanaugh. Drolet's Activite ticket won. Throughout the year, the Student Council rem-ained the main cog in the school's machine , conducting many stu- dent activities: Christmas Raffle, Frosh-Soph Hop, St. Patrick's Day Dance, Yearbook collections, Going Steady Forum, and many minor activi- ties. N . ,v 1 'NJ' im 'favs 5 Q .ioi QC' i P' YA X: E 1 .f SEATED: M. Delaney. J. Coyne, D. Drolet, S. Luzbetak, I. Rasmussen. STANDING: D. Carey, N. Kirincich, S. Rickelman. C. Lennon, D. McGann. P, Haley, J. Legan, R. Krizmanic, G, Klepec, T, Wise, I. Borgra, G. Lievens, R. Orenic. E. Matesevac, J. Coombes, P. Lennon, E. Stefanich, M. Stephen. Missing: J. Lapikas, W, McDonald, Ken Gould. t1i?ql'T f- H- iii! WU? is wr, u lu, .fig Eff? fbi ri? J' fig? ,jx 5 L .C ad: S i ' xg X I FRONT ROW J Borgra H Bauerle T Sudrnsky A Doyle J Gregorich D Carey D Drolet President. SEC- OND ROXN W Orenic J Coombe. S Luzbezsk V President B Kestel T Bodine J Coyne F Prock, J. Han- lon THIRD ROM R Winans G Nloran D Dombroski F Pererlrn M Stephen L Faoro MISSING: R. Hoff- l'l'lEil'1 QP gl AG ,QQ t' ,DQ, ,av X., FIRST ROW, left IO right: E. Stefanich, J. Roach, C. Pisoni, D, McGann, A. Snyder, E. Lord, and E, Kadela. SECOND ROW: T. Wise. C. Lennon, R, Lawnzak, G. Arling, W 'F' QQ C 9 I 'F-N -qv, W . irq' , QQ'1 Renwick, M. , Naumann, P. Laurich, T. Huttenhoff, B.Bishup,R, Valek, T, Benton, R. Haldorson, L. Freehauf, J. Huttenhoff, J. Sieracki. THIRD ROW: R. Dolnak, D. Picha, R, Jaskoviakhl. McKeon,W. Schmars, A, Fischer, R, Heldman. J. Legan, R, Krizrnanic. FOURTH ROW: D. Johann, L. Lagger, E. Buldak. J. Welch, W, Comerford, J. Jacklich, A, Tonelli, G. Krippel, G. Klepec, R. Prodehl. MISSING: P, Mussario, J. Calkins, L. Widlowski. 76 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY On May 12th twenty-two seniors and forty-four juniors were enrolled in the Bishop McNamara Chapter of the National Honor Society. Bishop McNamara, assisted by Father Lucian,presided at the ceremony held before the entire student body in the gymnasium. Special guests were Mr. Hayes Kennedy, a local attorney, and Mr. Clothier,registrar of Lewis Col- lege,and the parents of the honor stu- dents. Each candidate received a membership card and an engraved scroll of achievement attesting to his scholarship, leadership, service, and character. A plaque of permanent membership in the NHS was present- ed to Bishop McNamara. Father Lucian was also presented a charter for the new addition to the school. One important project undertaken by the NHS was the management of the activities of Step-up Day. On this day the NHS played host to the eighth graders who came to the Hill to regis- ter and get a preview of high school life. JUNIOR RED CROSS The Junior Red Cross Chapter of Joliet Catholic HighSchool, Mike Delaney, President and Father Casimir, moderator, ac- tively participated in the RedCross HighSchool pro- gram during the past year. Training for Civil De- fense and packaging gift boxes for underpriviliged children were but two of the many activities spon- sored by the Junior Red Cross. 5,6462 I VARSITY FOOTBALL JCI-IS 0 St. Ambrose 13 In the first game of the season an eleven game winning streak was ended for Catholic High when St. Ambrose of Davenport, Iowa, met Joliet Catholic High at Joliet. A speedy St. Ambrose backfield was too much for the Hillmen. In his first year as head football coach at Joliet C atholic High School, Coach Ernie Zeleski, former Notre Dame and profes- sional football star, and his capable assistant, Gor- don Gillespie, guided the Hilltopperstoao-3 record. Led by Ken Could and Jim Kavanaugh, co-cap- tains, the Hilltop varsity won, for the second straight year, the mythical City Championship by beating Joliet Township 6-O, and Lockport 13-7. 5 . fl! s ffl U69 ' 7y W 4 '- f i , x - J ff' V 1 0 JCI-IS Z4 Marmion 6 Scoring in every quarter but the first, the I-Iilltoppers march- ed on to their second straight victory when theybeat Marrnion Military 24-6. Marrr1ion's lone score was in the fourth period. Rugged line play and the scoring of Lou Faoro, Ken Could, Tom Marchio and Dick Gans proved too much for the Cadets from Aurora. JCI-IS 7 Champaign 14 An interception and along touchdown pass by Champaign meant the downfall of the Hill- men when they traveled to Champaign, Illinois. The down- staters stopped Joliet Catholic 14-7 in a closely fought game. Ken Gould's touchdown and Roger Green's conversion re- sulted in Catholic High's only score. Ken Tucci leads Ben Birsa on runback, III JCHS Sherdan 6 A Matt Laurich pitchout to Lou Faoro, who heaved a 14 yard pass to Ed Matesavec gave the Hill its score. Roger Green split the up- rights to give the Hillmen the de- ciding factor in the scoring column. JCHS St. Joseph 8 Scoring a touchdown and a safety in the first quarter was enough for St. Joe's of South Bend to squeak out an 8-7 Win. Ken Gou1d's TD and Roger Grecn's conversion were the I-Ii1l's scores. Lel's see that eye 1 sk' i lgx , 2 ,Ubi -'12+Y-Q. Q L N'-:Ummm M 11.190, JCI-IS 33 Bradley O A strong Catholic High offensive machine rolled over an inexperienced Bradley team with comparative ease. Ken Gotild scored three times. Lou Faoro and junior Al Mondrella each scored once to give the Hill a 33-O victory. Roger Green came through with three conver- sions. 86 JCI-IS 26 Schlarman 0 Fourteen seniors, playing their last football game for the Hill, along with eighteen of their understudies, trampled over Schlarman High School of Danville, Ill. 26-0 in the final game of the gridiron season. Jim Kavanaugh, Bob Mandel, Lou Faoro and Tom Marchio did the scoring for the Joliet eleven with Roger Green adding two conversions. 15 1955 VARSIT FIRST ROW, 1. to r.: Coach E. Zalejski, P. McMasters, E. Matesevac, B. Jadron, J. Dinoffri. K. Dutka, K. Gould. SECOND ROW, 1. to r. Mgr. P.Ha1ey,B.Mandel, P. Marchio, R. Homerding, T. Marchio, A. MOHdf61l2.I.Mark- ley, M. Walsh, M. Laurich. JCHS 46 13 2 1198 546 112 35 11 49 35.9 6 490 Gould. . Faoro . Mandel . . Markley STATISTICS OF TEAM First Downs-Rushing First Downs-Pas sing First Downs-Penalty Yards Rushing Yards Passing Passes Attempted Passes Completed Intercepted Passes Punts Punting Average Fumbles Lost Yards Penalized INDIVIDUAL-RUSHING TC . 91 . 81 . . 47 .17 aa Yds. 498 381 141 85 OPP. 42 17 6 795 578 111 16 36 24.8 22 255 Avg. 5.5 4.7 3.0 5.0 FOOTBALL SQUAD AE! FIRST ROW, 1. to r.: J. Kavanaugh. J. Sciarine, G. Scott, P. Lennon, R. Green, L. Widlowski. SECOND ROW 1 t0 r.: F. McCabe, L. Faoro, F. Podobnik, B. Birsa. C. Lennon, J. Sieracki, Mgr. D. Gould. THE SEASON Peterlin . . ...... . 7 McCabe . . . 4 Walsh . . . . 11 P. Marchio , , , 5 Mondrella , , , 3 Sieracki , , , 2 Birsa , , , , 1 Laurich , , ,,,, 17 SCORING TD Gould , , , , , 6 Faoro . . . . . 5 T. Marchio . . . Z Green . . . . . O Mandel . . . . 1 Gans .... . . .1 Kavanaugh . . . . 1 Mondrella . . . . 1 Matesevac . . . .. 1 Walsh ..... . .L TEAM 19 OPPONENTS 8 fFFaoro was tackled for a safety. 89 52 29 26 17 10 5 4 Z0 PAT 0 O O 9 O O O 0 0 L 9 4 7. 7. 2. 3. 3. 2. 1. TP 36 30 12 9 6 6 6 6 6 6 123 54 4 4 5 4.0 Z FROSH SOPH FUGTBALL Coach Leroy Leshe s freshmen and sophomores hfted themselves from a very slow start 1U the sea son's fmale when they con quered near by Lockport Z5 19 maclosely contested game whmhwasn tdec1ded unt11 the f1na1 seconds of Play A prom1s1ng backfmeld of Bobby Fampbell Ray Oremc EdS1enko and Jack D1noffr1 and ends JIITI Gas sensm1th and John Lap1kas were the h1ghl1ghts of a l1ght and 1nexper1enced team ' I - ' 1 . ' . 9 . u , 1 1 .W' , Q T , .1 Wm 3 S Q ,,J M 1, 1 f ' Hi A , f ,Hz if , ww ul J nfq- Q Q , s 4, sa I N P E -S JV Q8 ?:'3e5,y f 'U .fl 5? . 5. fx pk CHEER LEADERS Captalned by Jumor George Llevens and super v1sedby Fr Cas1m1r the cheerleaders were once agam the outstandmg flgures m the drmve for school spu-1t Durlng both the football and basketball seasons teams' backlng not only at all home games but also at all road games and at the two tourna ments Composmg th1s year s squad were g1rls from St l' rancls and Prov1dence I-hgh Schools as well as boys from the 'I-hll 92 the cheerleaders were the prime force in the . . . l - . I ' ll I , . 1 :Mi FROSH-SOPH: FIRST ROW: M. Keitzman, T. Bell, R. Misischia, J. Berg, SECOND ROW: S. Stukel S. Boucher, E. Bersano. I. Gelsomino. BASKETBALL The 1954-55 Catholic High basketball team developed rapidly from a so-called green team in December to a well round- ed, well polished scoring machine by the end of the season. With only two seniors, Ken Gould and Mike Stephen, to fall back upon from the previous year, eight juniors and three sophs, headed by Don McCann, very ably fitted themselves into the line-up to comprise one of the youngest squads in Catholic High his tory The Hilltoppers coached by Leroy Leslie split even in twenty two ball games the high point coming inthe first round of the Harvey Regional when they defeated Joliet Township 80 75 D Gould Mgr XJ 1 7 -4.4444 L W Ixaumann Mgr sz. FIRST ROW R Campbell B Birsa M Stephen R Miller S Minen C Lennon SECOND ROW Leroy Leslie Coach K Gould B McGowan D McCann P Ruddy M Launch E Matesevac C P1son1FatherAust1n Athle uc Director 94 . I Y ' n 9 1 ' a ,v - y 1 Q I . 1 ' ' ' I K- , . 1 f ' x , K g rx, VI 40' Q f - 5' 'I - rv X I ... 1:9 f Lux -.f , I A 5 , ' , if v . ' 0 f 5151- if miw., 3713131 7 A - . an , 4 ,g f, A b vu - - M L v - s - ,,,, l I .f 4, ..-.LM -. , fy - M ' ' ' Z . , . I , . , . , . ' ' , . . i I - 1 I ' I ' V I 1 I 0 I O I ' I ' I ' - wk -F-....-- .-.H - , S 9 WW 1 . ix B EN 9-1 ,ff gag., s u J X ,qplp-.M-Nw S, if may 5 f - N QD, Q ev' Q invxfk v s .Q s , . x 5 .i 'Wk' L ,f '? M,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,... fc Ing! f I Q-. Lf x .9 Q, 15 I 5 -1 QA hw , . 'fw lj' 3. pd Y f I W3 -Z -up K . 545, ,gl . ., -fy., , , Wm., 1. Q gi, 'B L:- wg ? if FJ! vgu Q .: ... 4 ,, - ii . ffl, ....-1.1, I fi JCHS JCHS JCHS JCHS JCHS JCHS JCHS JCHS JCHS JCHS JCHS ITHS Braidwood Lockport Fenger Kankakee Hall T1'1l1lIj St. Paul Morris Marmion St. Procopius 50 57 63 41 60 55 59 70 5.5 59 42 Ix1cGann Laurlch Ruddy Stephen Gould Blrsa Lennon Kavanaugh McGowan Mlnen Matesevac Pisoni Miller Campbell Team Opponents BASKETBALL STATISTICS JCHS SCORDJG -INIIIVIDUAL SA FG 326 135 250 93 190 79 102 38 120 41 107 26 58 20 18 7 28 8 13 5 14 4 12 5 6 1 8 3 1262 467 1158 403 JCHS ICHS Jens JCHS ICHS JCHS JCHS JCHS JCHS JCHS JCHS FT TP AVG. PCT. 84 354 16.1 41 30 216 9.8 38 56 214 10.2 42 38 114 5.4 '34 28 110 5.2 34 16 68 3.6 25 17 57 3.0 34 14 28 4.0 39 5 21 1.6 28 4 14 1.2 38 5 13 2.2 29 2 12 2.0 42 4 6 1.5 17 0 6 1.0 38 303 11237 56.2 37 422 1228 55.8 35 SL Edward Lemont JTHS Wilrnington Decatur Schlartnan Braidwood St. Patrick Marmion ,ITHS Thornton FBOSH-SOPH BASKETBALL Coach Ernie Zalejski's in- augural season at Catholic High ended with an overall successful rf-Cord. Among his accornplishmonts was his team'5 fine finish in thv Calu- met Cizy tournament, held at the Close of tho season. Playing top-flight Clutch ball for the Hillrnites were Ed Mates-cvac , Bobby Campbell, and Bobby Miller, aided by a strong and very deep bench. -figf 102 f . -T .I ' A x 'Cv' wa. .J ' guna K ' - l GRADE SCHUOL TOURNEY Guardian Angel Horne, after a hard fought final game with Chaney Grade School,emerged the victor in the annual Joliet Grade School Tournament held at the Joliet Cath- olic High School gymnasium. St. Rose and Holy Cross took the 3rd and 4th spots in the Tourney. Jim Babcock of the Guardian Angel Home was awarded the Most Valuable Player in the Tournament. INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL As in past years,the gym classes held Frosh-Soph and JunioraSenior play offs to decide who would be en- tered in the final Tournament of Champions of 1954g55. In the pre- liminaries the Freshman Reprej sentatives defeated the Sophomores, and in the grand finale, the Juniors trounced the Seniors. ar- ml' vu .35 104 '- R bro vsk L DD Seack B Iwrozpk L kb sk B sa ROW '-u fx -u JCHS JCI-IS JCI-IS JCHS JCI-IS JCI-IS JCI-IS JCI-IS JCHS JCI-IS JCHS JCHS Wilmington 10 Minooka 5 Marmion O Downers Grove 4 Lemont Z JTHS 8 Wilmington Z Minooka O Lemont 3 Wilmington 5 .TTI-IS 7 Lockport 0 FROSH-SOPH JCHS 6 JTHS Z JCHS 4 JTHS 2 JCI-IS 12 Lockport FRESHMEN JCHS l JTHS FlRSTROXN11torJ R Hakey R Lorenz P ketgher B Regan T Fitzgerald J Walker R Schuster Gregnrtch R Buris J Connellw R. Detterling P Lennon Nlr E lxoppfCoachJ J Finucane T Fitz gerald F Ostir Xltsstnq R Ospaltk 109 11 3 ' . .: . ' . , . ' . , . ' . . ' , . SECOND RGW: D. Lilek. E. Barnhardt, L. Senffner, R. Carnaghi, J. Grobarcik, R. Slusky, E. Lagger, R , - l . - ,H V i 1 - , 1 . . 7 . - i 1 - I ' BOWLING ,' 4 3 - , , . . V Y x in ' 1 . BOWLING AWARD WINNERS W. Brenc, F. Bumber, P. Viem Vu, R. Landeck, Fr. Edwin, Moderator, C. Kennedy, D. Kochevar, D. Vicich. GOLF FRONT ROW: R. Marso, D. Delrose, A. Doyle, J. Coyne, J. Hanlon. SECOND ROW: Coach Za1ejski.J.Coombes, I. Byrnes, R. Landeck. 106 f-g.fa 'ifigi' K 1 Father Lucian and Father Fabian distributing Holy Communion. RETREAT Father Cyril delivers a conference to the Sophomores and Juniors. Qs. vu- Fr. Casimir explains the vesrmeius in religion class. 'K as ' 'MEM W? r ,, L ,wmv MW. The weekly religious bulletin. XI I JU YOUH lst place in vocation poster contest. RELIGIOU ACTIVITIES 4 I1 -w,,!.,.sJ7 gnu W qvggj. 'X ru 4.415 I ,A P7'HM..J g'll i Marian Year pilgrimage to Sr. lxlaryftjarmelitej Church. Mothers Day Mass in the Gym. ,C . A v QE, ' .-elif' Av Class of '55 I Iolicfl Cflfflflfff Iliglz 5611001 1: SIXTH .'1,NQXl'.-Il. lif1XD D.-IXCE 1. C. H. .sp Cyn ': I7.'1X!.'l.X'G Xim' fill lz 1'r' 111' 4: April lzuflftlz .Yirzplwwz fI1l71!I'I'f'II and Fifrx'-Five t: Afuxic by Crfnf I'if!nr'.s Orrlzrslra .. 5 MX 75. XYhar's growing on J. Marcus' bark? Fr. Norman and two Arabs or three Arabs. R From the Pharaoh: A Decree All Jocnhisch princes of the third level are ordered to pay a tax of three cow golds and are summoned to assemble in the hall of games at the twenty-first hour, the eleventh evening of the second moon, in the third river-rise of the Eyek dynasty, at the twenty-ninth north hickory pyramid on the west shore of the Illinile waterway to enjoy the rythms of the Genesis Victories Flute Chorus ' R and to dance the Egyptiln Mambo i,4.1:' 91, , iii, Never rouch the stuff! G. Klepec . The grand march. 112 NyL!S0J , i I ' I 5 1 , A s -- folkaf Cyczffiofkc 517150 fgcfgoufw C J :Berlioz ipzunz 'CAROLINA MOON FRIDAY, MAY 27, 1955 Dancing 9 to nz ROY GORDON'S ORCHESTRA f?+'5 Admission 53.00 Per Couple ' -Q'-FS KV Cf,xx.xO x'f ' f v S I SUNDAY SOCIALS The Sunday Night Socials , under the direction of Fr. Lucian, Fr. Austin, and Fr. Bertin, again served as one of the favorite weekend forms of entertainrnentfor us teenagers. Gene Victor and Roy Gordon provided the musical accompani- ment. Many memorable evenings were spent at these wonderful gatherings. i- Vs'.4g'f5 fg 'Wu , To all-'o i Q NE-4. gc ,'Q. COLLEGE DAY On the night of April 20th, representatives from numerous colleges were welcomed in the gymnasium by the Senior students and their par- ents where they explained to the boys and their parents the many facets of college life. Before each representative gave private consultations onthe merits ofhis respective college, the rep- resentative from Xavier University, Father O'Brien, SJ, gave a short talk to the parents on the meaning of a college education. 7 .- Wwe 'I 115 gf! W ,M w, AM My 1 fgm, Q jfllg CAREER DAY Under the sponsorship of the Kiwanis Club of Joliet, repre- sentatives of industry, com- merce,and the professions came to Catholic High in rnid-April and gave talks on their respective fields to the juniors and seniors. Career Day was officially opened with an address on the subject of vocations in general by Dr. Jameson of Chicago in the pres- ence of the entire student body. After the assembly, the upper-1 classmen reported to the assign- edclassroorns where they listen- ed to lectures on the career in which they are interested. a ,Au- ?f Lexx ydf! I 3? 'TX Ill 4 3 gl X. V'- :'l '5 Q' - -'l4...A 'o. ,a 4 , ,W 2 , ,. I? Ml. fm I 1 an -35 L 5525 f fl? ff 'L 5 t F1 Q KN? - '-. Qs, Gly . . 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'f vf-?Ti'f-' ,fr ,Wag-f' m, VV VI' 'K 1 HOMECOMING PREPARATIONS 'QE X x QM.: 05 3 1 1 5 A' I 11.5 -47' HILLTUPPER x X 6 1 'E ' ' if Q ' f V- , L. .gs f fx ' T4 If eff FACULTY - PARENTS CHRISTMAS PARTY u I 3' STUDENTS' CHRISTMAS PARTY E 13, M7 11 -pun ll' 123 U V , H w ,Mn I ' , ' ' ' NX ts L4 ' xf 1' A n ' V ,J H 5 1 ' ' Y, j ' ,.u- .Nl A 1 XY 12 . .A ' X -My J w?.l f' Is A-1. , 4- ff T ' S 4 ' fwzwm A I 'W .I ' 'izizznnq A ' n z sz u H, ,Z as 1: L' W o .N QT-M QJA . . N .iff ll' U M , , if I 1 Carey and Drolet enroute to the stadium The Band Concert. X. 'fix' Chefs Leslie and Zaljeski - courtesy of the Pat Reardon and George Foster doing a little Pump Room. interior decorating. 41 17' ' I M f: , 4. 'l'f J The Mothers' Club sewing group. wx' 2 na '1 Father Ambrose Jubllee . 4 -5' ,ss Mlaml, here I come' -3 K 5 ff -Ca. ku 1.21 has an an 'il 1 was 41111 nil at ll .Ji 11 li! ll ll: if gil!! gm wa Qi! iam I 1--M 1 1 ai 126 X Dr Curran and the Glee Club Provldence and JCHS Glec Clubs s-L -qi., ut mu. - -- as N, mm 'T- 'l zu.. an K: :L 1 it it U- Q- vm. - il l ,f A :r 'H' un A.. Q - an '- anus 131- 1 'yan gunna I wa ll -, an plus ga 0 n9nu'0 :vw ' 9 , gg Semor courtesy ' X 1 QQ, . X11 X . 1- - ,, I X X , 1 7 k ,-L, ' 'X V . 's' -' I ,, W . I It X 1 9 .., HX E, ' 5 K i , . . I J Q b. ' I ., i 54:19,-, gm 4-x 1-,, I ab vk M ,.,,k,,J 1 MQ-:M , that -5, , -, , , , 1-..A N -c: 1 ..- 'F X 'I N- i. N: kv .,,,' ' , 'mw- , Q n ,A 'A ,A :-1 u., , . ' ' .. Zz, ' af ,K V- I .. . -1 - ... - ':- ail -A 4-7'-.77 ff 'Y vga! '. -...H S f f ,P , V' if X.- 'ff vu I .. -1.-si M, Q.. ,-. -...-Wrrf ' 'M IW' :ivy I , ,N . ...mf- 4 . f . M., --.1 .-.U Q I .W . 1 Q -X ' 5 -. u- .- . -- lfu it L -'19 , . -H.. : iw., ,-., .-...H ,, , ,, W.....-,..- -fn - , -H 1' if My LIMJ-:A-:Ja ,, - V ., ,, Q.,-.M W ,., , MP2 ' ,, mf F' ',,,.1.q , ,Xu - -1 -31,..,M -, -....,, N ,. .D- W .U- fffj f Maw--M, . , .- y ' fr me , r GRADUATION 1955 U- ,W ,, v J i I 3 J, QY J , r - V S- A J A ,V ff s 1 'seg Q 5-.uf V 1 Nw QW? ,. W . mr ' ww 1 1 QA .wk ff QA ,rggif '5g,,w': ' 'rm L ip, 'E iv i I A v ' , . . - 1 K.. .-- i ,..-'TA xx ity ' ,. 'sa I. W I x ' i in 4 SENIOR MEDALISTS KJ REAR, l. to r.: A. Slattery, R. Winans, M. Stephen. Father Lucian Casey. R. Kennedy, D. Carey, S. Luzbetak, FRONT: G. Whalen. J. Coyne, A. Doyle, M. Delaney, J. Coombes, I. Borgra. LD MEDAL AWARDS SENIOR MEDALISTS Pope Pius XII Medal for General Proficiency Bishop Martin D. McNamara Medal for the Honor Stephen Luzbetak Man of the Class of 1955 Honorable Mention Denis Drolet David Carey Very Rev. Raphael P. Kieffer, O. Carm. Most Rev, Kilian Lynch, O. Carm. Medal for Senior Proficiency Scholastic-Athletic Medal David Carey Michael Stephen Honorable Mention Honorable Mention Hans Bauerle Louis Faoro Rt. Rev. Msgr. Matthew Butala Rt, Rev, Msgr. Philip Kennedy Medal for Religion Medal for Senior English Raymond Kennedy John Coombes Honorable Mention Honorable Mention Stephen Luzbetak David Carey lfill Rex 112111111 Blnrn O Carrn Med 11 for SDGCCI1 Antbon Slatferf honorable x entron larneq Rn l'Il11 Qen ex l1111ae1 ln a11Nle11f11 fo Cenern stephen Lnzbetak Honorable 1 en11on Tl1on11s 13od1ne Rex 111x 11111101111 ed1 or 1 e1111 lior LfOl101'ZlblL Nle 1111111 S 1lC11 111fbe1 11 e J11 X11 L. ll A F1111 Do e 11 1b e le11t111 Rex 1 e,111o11 e 111 or 11 rt Ron 11d Hoffn an 1111101111111 1e11t1on Raymond Cabay Rex Cloud Brllrg OFM Medal for U 9 HISIOFY john Coorrbec Honorable 'x1en11on '111o1111Q Bod1ne Rex Franerbrian C11 1ed11 o berman Davrd Carey Honorable lentron 10111 Loonbeb Rex Ol'1H e 1 e a fs oo Ree,111 R1111 1rd XN1n:111 Ho11or1b1e N Cllllwll Raxrrrond Bent on x 1e1x 11 11 1 r11d 1 Honorable 1611111 ev Step ren Lngetbk 1111 11 or lo111r11111Qn1 John eo e Honorable entron Dennr D olet Rev l111erSe1d1 Xledalfor11erfe1tAttend11111e b11ll11C1Dt,l3l1CN JUNIOR MEDALISTS Rt Rex M111 Rorneo Bl1n1l1e1te 1 R x lrnerx CJo1sel1.11l 'xle 11 11111 1111 L11 11 1 lC.Ll.3l1-0111111101 1Jrof1e1en1x Edward 51e111n11l1 ra 1T1Ol1d 11r1z11111n11 Honor 1b1e N1E11I101l 1111111111 Nl1U1I1'lI111 Honorerble Mentron Lours Lagger 1111 1 511-1C 5111 11 1111 1, Rex Paul R1111oxv111 Med 11 for L 11111 10111 111111111 1off Honor1ble X.lt.IlI1Ol1 Raynrond 1-1114111 11111 Robert Vnlek HOI101'd1'llL lN1LIlUOI1 Rayrnond lX1'1ZI1l1.111k SOPHOMORE MEDALISTS Rt Rev M5111 Edwrn Hoover Rev John 1-eeatrnq 1N1CddlfO1'bUD1OU1OI 1.11111 1 Medal for boplrornore Prof111en1x lJ.1x1d V1det1111 1Jax1d xldtllell Honorable Mentron Honorable Mentron Robert Xalek Raymond Orenn Rex Jo epl1 Kd 1111 Medal for Brologx 1XJN1I1U11x.i Oren11 Ho11or 1b1e Nlennon Robert Lexek FRESHMAN MEDALISTS R1 Rex M5111 Lfregorv 6,1005 Rex F11b1.111 Donlan, O earm Medal for PreNl1111an Prof111enCx Medal for 1reQ111r11ntng111b Robert J e1re11,or11l1 1,dxv1n Langer Honorable 'xlentron Honorable Xlentron Stephen Rrckelman stephen R1cl1e1man jx .' 1 1' 1 '. 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' ' X ' ' 1 e I A is 1' 1 5 ' - I 5 ' 1 1 ' 1 7 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 I 131 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT W1th the '55 Hxlltopper nearmg corn plet1on we now pause to g1VC due crc d1t to those whose work lb rnflectcd 1n th1s ed1 t1on Our Grateful apprec1at1on 1S hereby to Father Luc1an Casey and the menobers of the faculty for the 1' coopr rat1on and words of encouragement Father Stanley Krorner for h1s fa1t'1ful photograph1c coverage of the events re corded 1n th1s xolurne Le on W1nkc Stud1os and Dcnms Dro let for the formal photography sen1or portra1ts and coverage of athlet1c and soc1al events J Guer1n and C Jankc for the1r stenograph1c serv1ces To the students of JCHS who flnanced th1s project The Y1arbO0k Campalgners also deserve spcc1al rccogn1t1on for the1r pers1stent efforts to obta1n subscr1pt1ons M1chael Delaney Chuck Lennon George L11 vens Steve. 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