Leo High School - Leo Lion Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1958 volume:

ii iH 4 n p r t1 lO Published by Leo High School Chicago, 111. Editor Clarence . Fossier Photographs The Walinger Studio Inc. Clarence H. Fossier i ■■ . ' .4. . ♦ Rt. Rev. Monsignor Patrick J. Molloy Page 4 FORWORD It is very hard, when one is a senior, to write a prologue for this book. It is difficult since a per- son can never record all the things that he remem- bers in four years at Leo. Whether he remembers making the honor roll, or cheering at a football game, or even spending an afternoon in jug. he will always remember Leo. So it is with a fond remembrance of the good times mixed with the trying times during the four years, that we. the Senior Class of 1958. present this book. CONTENTS FACULTY Page 8 STUDENTS Page 18 FORMAL Page 74 SOCIAL Page 82 SPORTS Page 106 Page 5 JL d r? ,: ■ t — .  •: - ■• - - - . - • ■ ' I p:: ' • ' 7 1 ' = ' f:: ' J - tr-r ' ■ ' ,■, • •••. '   « • 1 V ■_   ) . ' £ DEDICATION One hundred years ago, in the deparetnient of Haute-Pyrenees, at Lourdes, a quiet country town, the Mother of God appeared to 14 year old Bernadette Soubirous . . . ' Que soy era Imraaculado Conception ' ' They that instruct many to justice shall shine as stars for all eternity. Daniel 12:3 FACULTY Br. T. B. Regan. Principal Dear Graduates: We have already entered an age of technology, a period of wonderful scientific development that promises still more extraordinary inventions and discoveries in the fields of Science and Medicine. We are well aware of the economic, social, and polit- ical changes caused in our lives by such advances. Dear Graduates, the future world, the future of America in particular, is in your hands. On the solid foundations of home, church, and school that you have already established, you must continue to build, to prepare yourselves to take a place in the world as educated, civic-minded, and successfully happy adults. Modern scientific thought can lure man into materialism, or into a false sense of values, or away from the pursuit of his eternal destiny. All physical laws, whether in the earth or in the universe, point to their Designer, a Supreme Being. 0 Lord, Our Lord, how wonderful is Thy name in all the earth. Thou hast proclaimed Thy glory in all the heavens. (Psalms.) Increased leisure time may present personal moral danger. One must plan the wise use of such time, always keeping God in mind. Modern military developments make us well aware that We have not here a lasting city. Pray always. Pray for a strong, living faith. Sincerely yours, Br. T. B. Regan, Principal J 3 y . ADMINISTRATION Br. J. C. Collins Vice-Principal Mr. L. A. Doll Mrs W. C. Utz FACULTY ft Mr. P. J. Allegretti Mr. J. C. Arneberg Mr. R. J. Blide at Mr. C. W. Bierne Br. J. V. Birmingham Br. J. U. Larr Page 12 OF 1958 Br. J. R. Comack Br. J. J. Collins Br. R. M. Coogan Br. J. G. Finnerty mm Br. M. D. Cunningham Mr. J. B. Haley Page 13 FACULTY Br. W. A. Hennes v Mr. R. S. Hanlon Mr. L. J. Henning r.r. P. R. Kielv Br. C. B. Irwin Pag© 14 OF 1958 Br. J. D. Manning I Br. P. D. McCormack Br M. D. McCullagh Br. J. D. O ' Dwyer Mr. T. E. McNulty Br. W. P. O ' Keefe Page 15 FACULTY Mr. J. E. O ' Neil Mr. M. J. O ' Malley Br. F. C. Power Br. T. V. Ryan Mr. C. A. Reinke Br. J. B. Sloaa Page 15 OF 1958 Br. P. J. Sullivan Br. F. R. Stoehr Br. D. D. Walsh Br. T. P. Treacy Page 17 ' The wisdom of man shineth in his countenance. Ecclesiastes 8:1 JOHN A. AHAUS St. Le o Electrician; Honor Roll 1; Track 3; Cross Country 4. MICHAEL AHEARN St. Nicholas of Tolentine ROY A. ANDERS Little Flower Engineer; Heavy BB 3,4; Bantam BB 2. .lAMES S. BARTH St. Cajetan Metallurgist ; Track 1 ; Bowling 3. JAMES F. BARTUSCH St. Leo Commercial Artist ; Lion 4. JOHN BEATTIE St. Gerald Engineer; Track 1,2,3. VICTOR BEAUCAIRE St. Leo Honor Roll 1,2,3; Bowling 4. LEMUEL J. BELL St. Gerald Engineer; Track 3. Page 20 I.YI.F. BENTLEY Little Flower Mathematirian; Clee Club 2; Dance Committee 4. THOMAS E. BETCZYNSKI St. Bronislava Technician; Golf 2; Swimming I. THOMAS BIALECKE St. Margaret Dentist; Dance Committee 4. CHARLES BICKEL St. John the Baptist Businessman. LARRY BOETTCHER St. John Fisher Glee Club L2; Heavy Football 4; Light Football 1.2; Track 1.2.3. ROBERT J. BOLAND St. Cajetan VLNCENT J. BOLAND St. Thomas More Dentist. JOSEPH L. BOTON St. Nicholas of Tolentine C.P.A.; Band 1,2,3; Bowling 2,3,4. Page 21 i  . JOHN M. BOYLE Little Flower Elertrical Engineer: Choral Group 4; Glee Club L2.3.4; Swimming 1; Oper- etta L WILLIAM J. BRESLIN St. Ethelreda Lawyer: Flyweight BB L2. MICHAEL BROWN St. Kilian Business executive. JAMES E. BURKE St. Dennis Engineer; Honor Roll 2,3; Glee Club 1.2. JA.MES M. CAHILL St. Michael Mechanical Engineer: Dance Commit- tee 4; Track 3: Bowling 4. JOHN L. CALLAGHAN St. Sabina Lifiht Football 1; Glee Club L2. JOHN CARNEY St. Cajetan Civil Engineer; Dance Committee 4; Light Football 1; Track 1; Swimming 4. JAMES M. CARR St. Ethelreda Lawyer; Honor Roll 2; Golf 2. Page 22 t ,. JAMES CARROLL St. Sabina Physicist; Dance Committee 4; Cheer- leader 4; Swine Band 3. JOHN E. CARROLL St. Bride Class Treasurer ? . KEVIN St. Leo E. CARROLL Healing Contractor. THOMAS W. CEL.MER Our Lady of Peace Pharmacist; Cross Country 1 Track 1 MICHAEL J. CHA.MBERS .St. Brendan Printer; Lion 3. EDWIN D. CHELSEA St. Kilian Dentist; Honor Roll 2,3; Bar Bowling 2,3. d L2,3,4 K-. J ivl ROBERT CISZEWSKI Little Flower Commercial Pilot; Honor Roll 1; Bowl- ing 3. EDWARD R. CLOHESSY St. Leo Accountant. Page 23 PHILLIP CODY St. Cajetan Dentist; Cheerleader 4. FRANCIS T. CONROY Little Flower Lawyer; Band 1,2,3,4; Library 2,3. DONALD M. CORBETT St. Dennis Industrial Engineer; Glee Club 1,2; Track 2. EDWARD J. CORR St. Leo Engineer; Promoter Apostleship of Praver 4; Dance Committee 4. MICHAEL E. COYLE Visitation Electrician; Heay weight BB 2; Light- weight BB 3,4; Flyweight BB 1. JOSEPH CRONWALL C.P.A; Dance Committee 4; Cheerlead- er 4. MARTIN F. CUNNINGHAM Our Lady of Solace Commercial Artist ; Dance Committee 4. DANIEL B. DAHL St. Dennis Electrician. Page 24 ROBERT T. DALY Little Flower Engineer; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Class Of. fleer 2; Flyweight BB 2. RICHARD C. DAVID St. Symphorsa PATRICK G. DEACY St. Leo Surveying Engineer; Dance Committee 4: Bantamweight BB Mgr. RONALD DE ANGELO St. Leo Physicist; Honor Roll 2,3. THOMAS DELANEY St. Sabina Bank Executive JOHN W. DELEHANT St. Sabina Physicist; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Oriole 1,2, 3,4; Lion 3; Choral Group 4; Promoter Apostleship of Prayer 3,4; Class Officer 1. JOHN DELOUGHERY St. Sabina C.P.A. JOSEPH DEMING St. Cajetan Honor Roll 2; Glee Club 1,2,3; Cross Country 1; Swimming Manager 1; Swimming 1. Page 25 5- JAMES M. DENEEN St. Cajetan Architect; Cheerleader 4; Swimming 1.2,3,4. WILLIAM J. DEUTSCH St. Columbanus Band 1,2,3,4; Bowling 4. EDWIN J. DOCKUS St. Justin Martyr Chemical Engineer; Choral Group 4; Glee Club 3,4; Promoter Apostleship of Prayer 3; Lightweight Football 1,2; Bowling 1,3,4. MARTIN A. DOLAN St. Leo Forestry; Honor Roll 1. TERRANCE DOWNES St. Leo Golf Pro; Dance Committee 4; Cheer- leader 4: Manager Heavy BB 1,2,3; Golf 2. JAMES A. DOYLE Sacred Heart Businessman; Glee Club 2. RICHARD J. DRISCOLL Little Flower Lawyer; Light Football 2; Light BB 1, 2.3,4; Track 2; Class Officer 1. THOMAS E. DUNNE St. Sabina Engineer; Band 1,2,3,4. Page 26 U i PAUL W. DURKIN Little Flower Businessman. MiiiM, _. .v-. ' y CHARLES M. DUTTON St. Carthage Engineer; Oriole 4; Glee Club 1,2; Cross Country 1,2; Track 1,2,3. ROBERT J. ECKERT St. Margaret of Scotland Businessman; Honor Roll 1,2. MICHAEL W. EGAN St. Kilian Heavy Football 2,3,4; Light Football 1. DAVID ELSE St. Kilian Electrician; Swimming 4; Bowling 4. GERALD L. EMERSON St. Patrick Dance Committee 4. GREGORY FEIL Little Flower C.P.A. JOHN FERRITER St. Geralds Track 2. Pag© 27 IliT :-:- s:=iK.:i EDWARD FIEGEL St. Kilian ' s C.P.A.; Bowling 2,3,4. THOMAS FINN St. Cajetan C.P.A. ROBERT J. FITZPATRICK Clara Barton Electrical Engineer; Class Officer 1,2,3. Cheerleader 4: JAMES FLATLEY St. Kilian Teacher JAMES FLOOD St, Ethelreda Accountant JOHN P. FLYNN St. Thomas More Lawyer; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Glee Club 1; Golf 3,4; Class Officer 1,3. JOHN P. FLYNN Christ the King Scientist; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Dance Com- mittee 4; Cheerleader 4. JOHN FOLLENWEIDER St. Sabina Sales Manager; Band 1,2; Cheerleader 4; Bowling 1. Pago 28 WALTER FORAN St. Leo Architect; Honor Roll L2: Oriole 2.3,4; Lion 2. CLARENCE H. FOSSIER Our Lady of Peace Doctor; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Oriole 2,3,4; Lion 2,3,4; Editor o£ Lion 4; Drama 4. ROBERT W. FOSTER St. Leo Business Executive; Glee Club 2; Hea- vyweight Football 2,3,4; Lightweight Football 1; Class President 3. THOMAS C. GALLAGHER Little Flower Chemist; Band 1,2,3,4. ARTHUR F. GARCIA St. Bride Engineer; Honor Roll 1,2,3. JOHN J. GAUGHAN St. Francis de Paula Accountant. GERALD GENTLEMAN St. Bernard Bookkeeper. PATRICK J. GILHOOLY St. Agnes Page 29 ROBERT GOGOLA St. Leo Engineer: Heavyweight BB 3; Bantam- weight BB 2; Class Secretary 3. JOHN P. GORDON Sacred Heart Technical Engineer. .lOHN GORMAN .St. Dennis let Pilot; Golf 1.2,3.4: Cpt. Golf 2,4; Jr. Golf. JOHN GOULDING St. Bernard Business Man. MICHAEL J. GRADL St. Kilian Metallurgist; Band 1.2,3,4; Dance Com- mittee 4; Swing Band. LOUIS GRAHAM St. Leo Mathematician; Heavyweight BB 2; Bantamweight BB 2; Class Vice Presi- dent. 3. MICHAEL GREEN .St. Sabina Religious; Lightweight Football 1,2; Class Officer 2. EDWARD GREETIS St. Gerald ' s Track 1,2,3,4. Page 30 JOHN M. GREMER St. Cajela r.rorer-Merchant. THOMAS GRIFFIN Visitation Engineer. RONALD GUZY St. John the Baptist Photographer; Track 1,2,3; Cross Coun- irv 2.3,4. WILLIAM J. HACKER St. Leo Aviator. DANIEL HAGGERTY St. Thomas More Dortor. :ck STEPHEN M. HALLENBECK Little Flower Lawyer; Honor Roll 2; Oriole 2,3,4; Lion 2.3; Dance Committee 4; Swim- ming 1.2,3,4; Drama 3,4. MICHAEL H. HALLIGAN Our Lady of Peace Engineer. JOHN P. HARMON St. John Fisher Civil Engineer. Page 31 JOHN W. HARRIS St. Michael C.P.A.; Lightweight Football 1; Wrest- ling 3 DONALD HEALY St. Leo Business Executive WILLIAM HEALY St. Dorothy Pharmacist. HAROLD R. HECKERT Our Lady of Peace Naval Aviator; Track 1; Cross Country 1. DONALD J. HEINEMAN St. Bernard Chemical Engineer; Honor Roll 2; Ori- ole 3.4; Lion 4; Swimming 4. JOHN E. HENNESSY St. John Fisher Lawyer; Dance Committee 4; Heavy Football Mgr. 2. WAYNE J. HENNESSY Our Lady of Peace Lawyer. WILLIAM J. HESKIN St. Thomas More Engineer; Oriole 4; Track 1,2,3; Cross Country 2,3,4. -i Page 32 l, . -h I D -- GERALD L. HIGGINS St. Mary Magdlene Pharmacist; Honor Roll 1; Swimming 1,2.3 ,4. WILLIAM HILL St. John the Baptist C.P.A. JOSEPH M. HINDMAN St. Kilian Business Executive. CHARLES H. HOFBAUER St. Kilian Naval Career Light Football 2: Track 2. WILLIAM E. HOGAN Little Flower C.P.A. JOHN C. HOLT Little Flower Engineer; Cheerleader 4; Promoter, Apostleship of prayer 4; Golf 3,4. LAWRENCE A. HOUGH St. Bernerds C.P.A. JOHN M. HOULIHAN St. Kilian Page 33 T- i PATRICK R. HOUTSMA St. Leo Accountant; Class President 2; Selling Committee skating parties 3.4. PHILIP HOWARD St. Brendan Lawyer; Dance Committee 4; Light Foobtall 1,2; Class Vice-President. RICHARD E. HOWE St. John Fisher Electrician. DAVID J. HUBBARD St. Gerald Engineer; Honor Roll 1.2,3; Track 1,2, 3; Cross Country 3.4. BRADLEY J. HUGHES St. Margaret of Scotland Musician; Band 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 2; Class President 1,2; Swing Band 2,3,4. WILLIAM P. HYNES St. Kilian Class Vice-President; Class Secretary 2. CHARLES J. JACOBSON Our Lady of Peace Band 1 : Bowling 2. THOMAS JAVORSKI Marquette Physicist; Oriel 4; Lion 3; Dance Com- mittee 4; Track 3,4; Bowling 1. Paga 34 THOMAS JORDAN Our Lady of Peace Electrician. JOHN J. JUST St. Brendan Pharmacist; Honor Roll 1,2; Choral Croup 4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4. VERNON A. KALSHAN Our Lady of Peace Honor Roll 1,2; Glee Club 1,2,3; Cross Country 1; Swimming 3,4. PETER KANE St. Sabina Lawyer; Lightweight BB 4. KENNETH J. KEATING Little Flower Naval Career; Class Vice-President 3; Glee Club 1,2; Lightweight Football 1; Wrestling 3. DONALD C. KELLY St. Kilian Business; Honor Roll 2; Class Vice- President 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Bowling 2, 3,4 . DONALD E. KILTON Little Flower Chemical Engineer; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Cheerleader 2. DONALD J. KIRWAN St. Kilian Engineer; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Bowling 2,3,4. Pag© 35 ROLAND KLINE St. Kilian C.P.A.: Band 1,2,3,4. JOSEPH P. KNIGHT St Leo Engineer; Honor Roll 2; Track 2,3; Cross Country 3,4. RONALD C. KOENIG St. Justin Businessman. MATTHEW KOMPERDA Sacred Heart Elecrtical Engineer; Oriole 4; Cheer leader 4; Cross Country 4; Track 2.3.4 WILLIAM A. KORNMAYER St. Ethelreda C.P.A.; Glee Club 2; Dance Committee 4. RONALD J. KYRITZ St. Bernard Engineer. JOHN S. LANGE St. Kilian Realtor: Dance Committee 4: Bowling ]. RICHARD E. LARIMER St. Sabina Lawyer; Light Football 1,2; Fly B.B. 2. Class Officer 1,2,3. Page 36 EDWARD R. LARKIN Our Lady of Solace riumlier; Heavyweisht Football 2,3.4; Lightweight p ' ootball 1; Wrestling 2,3,4. EDWARD LAUDE Visitation Music Teacher; Band 1,2,3,4; Swing Band 1.2.3. CARL L. LESLIE St. Leo C.P.A.; Class President L2; Cross Country 2; Track 2. THOMAS M. LINNANE St. Dorothy Flyweight BB 2; Track 3. AUGUST A. LONGO Visitation .Skating Committee 4. PAUL LUCKETT Hookway Engineer; Track 3. VINCENT LUFRANO St. Louis of France Dentistry; Glee Club 2,3; Cheerleader 4. kI JAMES R. LYNCH Christ the King Lawyer; Lightweight Football 2; Fly BB 3; Light wt. BB 2; Class Secretary- Treasurer 2. Page 37 A WILLIAM M. LYONS St. Kilian RAYMOND McCANN St. Leo Lightweight Football 2; Track 1; Bowl- ing 3,4; President Bowling 4. ALAN R. McCLURE Little Flower Accountant: Bowling 1,2,3,4. WILLIAM P. McDowell Visitation Electrical Engineer; Band 1,2,3,4. JOHN McGOWAN St. Leo Engineer; Light Football 2: Light Bas- ketball 2. WILLIAM M. McGUFFAGE St. John Fisher Politics; Class Officer 3. ROBERT McINTYRE St. Leo Businessman. JOSEPH P. McKEEVER St Sabina Aviation; Band 1,2. Page 38 ROBERT McKENNA St. Barnabas. THOMAS E. McKEOWN St. Leo Accountant. DANIEL c. McLaughlin St. Leo Businessman. JAMES B. McLaughlin St. Leo Engineer; Dance Commitee 4; Cheer- leader 4; Swimming 2.3,4. JAMES F. McLINDEN Little Flower Engineer. WILLIAM McMAHON St. Ethelreda Lawver. DENNIS McSWEENEY St. Cajetan Dentist; Lightweight Football 1; Swim- ming 1. FRANCIS McSWEENEY St. Cajetan Mechanic; Light Football 2; Bantam Basketball 1; Track 2. Page 39 Vi t.- ' DENNIS McWILLIAMS St. Ethelreda Lawyer; Honor Roll 1. .MICHAEL K. MAHER St. Blase Mechanic; Glee Club 1,2; Light Foot- ball 1. RICHARD J. MALONEY St. Barnabas Businessman; Glee Club 1,2; Promoter Apostleship of Prayer 3; Dance Com- mittee 4; Track 1; Cross Country 1. RICHARD MANTZ St. Symphorosa. RICHARD E. MARFISE Visitation Business Manager; Honor Roll 1; Pro- moter Apostleship of Prayer 3.4; Dance Committee 4; Cheerleader 4; Track 1; Golf 3,4. GREGORY A. MARTEWICZ Immaculate Conception Naval Career; Band 1; Bowling 2. WILLIAM J. MATZ St. Francis De Paula Choral Group 4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 4; Bowling 2. WILLIAM G. MAYWALD St. Leo Aiation; Cross Country 1. Page 40 1 A W t - ---1 m V F -•■■ J . M fe. DENNIS J. MEHIGAN St. Kilian Light Football 1; Bantam BB 1,2. KEVIN MELODY St. Brendan. JAMES E. MEYERS St. Justin the Martyr Professional Driver; Glee Club 2. EUGENE MIGELY St. Barnabas Chemical Engineer; Honor Roll 1,2; Glee Club 2; Cross Country 1. EDWARD MILLER Visitation Doctor; Dance Committee 4; Cheer- leader 4; Skating Committee 4; Track 1. HERBERT W. MILLER St. Carthage Engineer; Honor Roll 1; Heavy Basket- ball 3,4; Bantam Basketball 1,2; Class Vice-President 2; Class President 3. MARTIN MORAN St. Gerald Businessman; Bowling 4. ROBERT MORAN Holy Redeemer. Page 41 JOSEPH MORGANELLI Little Flower Dentist; Glee Club 2; Light Football 1.2: Track 1,2. HOWARD T. MUELLER Oueen of Martyr Businessman. JAMES MUELLER Sacred Heart Engineer; Honor Roll 1; Glee Club 1,2. JOHN P. MULLIN St. Leo Engineer. JOHN E. MULVANEY St. Leo Businessman; Cross Country 3,4; Track 1.2. THOMAS MURPHY St. Leo Businessman; Class President 1; Light Football 2. WILLIAM R. MURPHY Annunciata Businessman; Heavy Football 2,3,4; Light Football 1. BRIAN MURRAY St. Thomas More Chemical Engineer; Honor Roll 2; Track 1,2,3. Page 42 MICHAEL MURRAY St. Columba Jdiirnalism. JOHN MYLER St. John Fisher Accountant. BRIAN NEDVED St. Killian Architect; Class Secretary 2; Cheer- leader 2. WILLIAM NELSON St. Gerald Accountant. CHARLES J. NESNIDAL St. Kilian Bowling 2,3,4. PHILIP NICH St. Nicholas Teacher; Swimming Mgr. 2. WAYNE NOAKES St. Leo Pharmacist. ROBERT NOEL St. Leo Engineer; Honor Roll 2; Swimming 1 Page 43 ( Ik GEORGE D. NOLAN St. Kilian Dance Committee 4; Light Football 1; Swimming 2,3,4. LARRY NOLAN St. Rita C.P.A. Honor Roll 1; Track 1.2; Bow- ling 1,2.3.4; Class President 3; Capt. Bowling 4. LARRY NORTH St. Margaret ' s DONALD J. NOWAK Immaculate Conception Draftsman; Band 1; Dance Committee 4; Cheerleader 4; Bowling 2.3.4; Li- brary 3.4. RICHARD V. NUGENT St. Kilian Businessman; Heavyweight Football 2; Lightwt. Footaball 2; Golf 3; Cla.ss Officer 2; Class Vice-President 3. GERARD T. NYKAZA St. Gerald Draftsman; Glee Club 2. DENNIS O ' BRIEN St. Cajetan Announcer; Honor Roll 1,2; Lightwt. Football 1; Bantamwt. BB 1; Class President 1; Class Vice-President 3. MICHAEL J. O ' CONNELL Our Lady of Peace Engineer; Honor Roll 1.2; Student Coun. cil 4; Heavy wt. Football 3,4; Class President 4; Class Officer 3; Oratory Medal 1,3. Page 44 BERNARD O ' GRADY St. Elhelreda Businessman; Dance Committee 4. THOMAS O ' MALLEY St. John Fisher Heavywt. Football 2,3; Light wt. Foot- ball 1; BantamwI. BB 2; Class Secre- tary- Treas. 2. KENNETH F. O ' NEILL St. Ethelredia Engineer Honor Roll 3; Class Officer 1.2. NICHOLAS T. O ' NEILL St. Leo Businessman; Dance Committee 4; Light Football 2; Swimming 3. ROGER J. O ' NEILL St. Ailbe Business Executive; Class President 4; Oriole 4; Choral Group 4; Glee Club 1,2; Cheerleader 4; Track 1; Opera 1; Library Staff 3; Skating Party Staff 4; Lion 4. DONALD A. OLSON St. Kilian Business Executive; Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Committee 4; Class Treasurer 1. WALTER D. OPASIK Immaculate Conception Chemist; Glee Club 1,2. CHARLES B. O ' REILLY Sacred Heart Class President 3; Class Vice-President 3. Page 45 FRED O ' REILLY St. Carthage Engineer Honor Roll 1; Class President 1. CLARENCE W. PAHNKE Nativity B.V.M. Engineer; Heavyweight Football 2,3. 4; Lightweight Football 1; Bantam- weight Basketball 1.2; Class President 1. LOU R. PATRAS St. Helena of the Cross Advertising Agent. EDWARD B. PlERUCCl Visitation Engineering; Honor Roll 2; Bowling 2.3.4. THEODORE R. PLONIS St. Leo Engineer; Promoter Apostleship of Prayer 4. ANTHONY G. POLITO St. Thomas More Dentist; Class Vice-President 2. LAWRENCE R. PONCINIE St. Sabina. Honor Roll 1.2; Oriole 1,2,3,4. ARTHUR H. PRATT St. Felicitas Businessman. Page 46 WILLIAM P. PRENDERGAST St. Carthage Civil Engineering; Glee Club 1,2; Track L RICHARD C. PRICE St. Kilian DONALD RAMEY riirist the Kin ; rti«t. ROBERT J. REINKE St. John the Baptist Floral Designing TERRENCE RING St. Sabina Electronics. lAMES J. ROYHL St. Brendan Heavyweight Football Manager 2,3,4; Basketball Manager 2. ROBERT RUSSELL Our Lady of Prayers Engineering; Lightweight Football 1; Class President 1.2. WILLIAM RYAN St. Sabina Track 2,3,4; Swimming 1,2,3,4. Page 47 THOMAS P. SADLER St. Kilian Businessman; Band 1,2.3,4; Bowling 4; Skating Party Committee 4. JAMES J. SALZBURG Visitation Businessman; Band 1,2,3,4; Bowling 2, 3,4; Skating Party Commitee 4. DONALD B. SALZMAN St. Leo Machinist; Dance Committee 4; Pro- moter Apostleship of Prayer 4. LAWRENCE SARTAUSKY St. Galjriel Naval Career; Dance Committee 4; Cheerleader 4; Golf 3,4. JEAN M. SAUVfi St. Thomas More Electronics Engineer; Cheerleader 4. . NTHONY SCARDINO St. Christina Bather; Heavyweight Foothall 2.4; Lightweight Football 1. ikk RAYMOND E. SCHECKEL St. Justin Martyr Phyisican; Track 1; Cross Country 1. GERALD SCHMITT St. Sabina Heavyweight Basketball 4; Light- weight Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3.4. Page 48 RICHARD C. SCHUHRKE Our Lady of Peace Engineer; Basketball Manager 1,2,3,4; Track Manager 3,4; Fdoihall Manager 3.4. ROBERT A. SCHUMPP St. Sabina Business Administrator; Glee Club 1.2. JOHN E. SEGUIN St. Leo Business Administrator; Heavyweight Football 3,4; Lightweight Football 2; Wrestling 2.3. WILLIAM SHANAHAN St. Kilian f 1 Business Admmistration; ROBERT SHARPE Little Flower Electrician. ALGY M. SHIMKUNAS Nativity B.V.M. Oriole 4; Dance Committee 4; Cheer- leader 4; Oratorical Contest 2; Drama 3.4. RICHARD D. SIMMS St. Edward Engineer? Honor Roll 1; Heavyweight Football 2,3,4; Lightweight Football 1; Class Vice-President 1. LAWRENCE R. SINK St. Barnabas Dentist; Glee Club L2; Heavyweight Track L Football 3,4; Lightweight Football 1,2; Page 49 ROBERT F. SISTOWICZ Sacred Heart Honor Roll 2,3; Swimming 1; Bowling 2,3.4. MEL SLOWIKOWSKI St. Barnabas Printer; Track 1. LAWRENCE J. SMITH Our Lady of Peace Glee Club L2; Heavyweight Football 2,3,4; Lightweight Football 1; Track 2; Class Vice-President 2; Class Presi- dent 1. DAVID SNYDER Little Flower. JOHN T. SPEISER St. Sabina. MICHAEL SPORRER St. Helena of the Cross Pilot; Bowling 4. ROBERT T. STARR St. Sabina Real Estate Agent; Bowling 2. SAMUEL B. STELZER St. Barnabas Medical Technician; Honor Roll 2; Class President 2; Swimming Manager 2. Page 50 -- V THOMAS F. STUMPF St. Margaret of Scotland Advertising Executive. JOHN P. SUGRUE St. Leo Lawyer; Glee Club 1; Promoter Apos- tleship of Prayer 1: Track 1,2; Cross Country 2. PAUL P. SULA Little Flower. EDGAR M. SWARTHOUT St. Felicita ROBERT SZWAST Assumption B.V.M. Engineer; Glee Club 2; Heavyweight Football 2.3.4; Lightweight Football 1; Class President lA. MICHAEL TERRY Little Flower .lOHN M. TOBIN St. Margaret of Scotland Accountant ROBERT TOBINSKI Immaculate Conception Honor Roll 1,2,3; Class President 3. Page 51 ELMER G. TOPEL St. Gabriel Lawyer; Golf 3; Class Officer 3. JAMES TROST St. Margaret Electrician WILLIAM T. TUOMEY Queen of Martyrs Irish Christian Brother: Lion 1; Glee Club 2; Track 1,2. KENNETH URBON St. Brenda Business Executive HARRY VALADEZ Our Lady of Guadalupe Machinist; Lightweight BaskethaJl 2,3,4; Flyweight Basketball 1. JAMES G. VOSS St. Helena of the Cross Engineer: Honor Roll 1,2.3; Track 1,2,3 Cross Country 1; Class Treasurer 2; Class Secretary. ROBERT WALL Our Lady of Peace Doctor; Dance Committee 4: Track 1, 2; Class Officer 2. MATTHEW P. WALSH Our Lady of Peace Page 52 PATRICK T. WAUCH St. Benedict ARTHUR C. WEST St. Rita Electrical Enpiineer; Band 1,2,3.4; Class Officer 2; Swing Band 3,4. DENNIS E. WHELTON St. Leo Business Administration: Oriole 1; Promoter Apostleship of Prayer 3,4; Cross Country 1. RAYMOND E. WILLIS St. Christina Business Administration THOMAS S. WINIECKI St. Branislava Accountant; Promoter Apostleship of Prayer 3.4; Heavy Football 2.3,4; Light Football 1; Captain Heavy Football 4; Class Officer 2,3. ROBERT H. YATES Christ the King Dentist ROBERT D. YOUNG St. Brendan Electrical Engineer; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Heavyvveight Football 2,3,4; Lightweight Football 1; Class Secretary-Treasurer 1 ; Class Vice-President 3. RAYMOND E. ZIMMERMAN St. Leo Business Administration; Track 1; Swimming 1. Page 53 EN ' DELL ZMORA St. Thomas More En ineer Honor Roll 1. Graduates not pictured: ROBERT P. ADAMS Bob joined class recently. Picture not available. Kathy Bell and Ellen Danielson, Longwood Belles, assisted by Robert McKenna, on the left, and Jack Hennessy. so WELL REMEMBERED The loss of our beloved Charles Jacobsen has been felt keenly among the many who knew him. However, the fond remembrances of his kindness, charity, and friendship temper to a great extent the sadness of his parting. With the news of his death, we were a little bewildered as to why this end should befall such a young man until we realized that Charles would have been the first to say Thy will be done. Charlie ' s many friends will remember him as a football and basketball star at Our Lady of Peace grammar school. Once at Leo, young Jacobsen was active in intramural basket- ball games and as an aspirant for varsity fooball honors. Perhaps his friends will rember his unextinguishable school spirit; he attended almost every football and basketball game during his four years at Leo. Death came quickly but peacefully for Jacobsen. Confined to bed after the mid-semester examinatioins by a fatal throat disease, he soon needed an oxygen tent for comfort. The end was rapidly approaching and, on February 1 1th, Charles departed from this vale of tears fortified by the Last Rites of Holy Mother Church. We wish to extend our deepest sympathy to the members of the Jacobsen Family, but also we should like to say the Jacobsen ' s loss will be felt deeply here as he was a spirited member of our collective family, Leo High School. Our memories of Charles Jacobsen are all pleasant. May the Lord smile upon him and soon give him the happiness of eternal light. Yes. we can truly say, our beloved friend is — ■ So Well Remembered Page 55 Train up a child in the way he should go; and when he is old he will not depart from it. ' ' Book of Proverbs 22:6 0; fj VV2 ■ m GO Yfn [U Emm., owe TEACH ALL NATIONS.. UNDERCLASSMEN 3 A J U N I R S C% I 1 nii v - ki . V, PRESIDENT: James Aukers VICE-PRESIDENT: William Wilkinson SECRETARY: Paul Landry TREASURER: Ed McGonigle Aukers. James; Claussen, Charles: Dem- kowski, Stephen; Dilley, Gerald; Engel, Rolf; Feldman, Joe; Foerner. Joseph: Fos- sier, Richard: Gervev, Kevin; Hawk. Thomas; Hallberg, John; Healy, James. Hite. John: Kelly, Francis; Kill. Michael: Landry. Paul: Lanigan. Thomas: La Porta. Tony; .Meskauskas. John; .Mulvihill. Daniel; McGonigle. Edward; Mc.Manmon. Charles; O ' Connor. Robert; 0 Keefe. John. Reidy. John; Ryan. Edward; Sanfilippo. John; Stack. Lawrence; Stanton, Thomas; -Sullivan. John; Thorsen. Larrv; Vander Ploeg. Andrew; Wilkinson, William: Zay- ner, John: Zednik, Joseph. PRESIDENT: Thomas Philpoit VICE-PRESIDENT: Thomas Casey SECRETARY: Raymond Wilt TREASURER: Daniel Adams Adams. Daniel: Balick, Lester: Barnicle, Edward; Benedix, Frank; Blaeser. Donald; Brogan, Tom; Burgess. Wayne; Butz. Donald: Casey. Thomas; Corhoy. John; Cnstello. Larry; Doll. Dennis. Dwyer. .John; Egan. Richard; Feehery. Bob; Felsenthal, Ed- ward; Picks. John; Gilmour. Stephen; Henes. James; Hoffman. Boh; Kman. Robert; Kruse. Giles; Lawler, Michael; Le Penske. Robert. Luneburg, Gerald.; Miller. Harry; Motier. John; Nelligan. Raymond; Peterson. Gerald; Philpott. Thomas; Ramsden. Robert; Reardon. James; Rice. Thomas; Ruda, Richard; Walsh. Michael; Witt. Raymond; Parkinson, Wil- y I • ' J L i ' r . oi i  PRESIDENT: John Higgins VICE-PRESIDENT: Michael Kent SECRETARY: Michael Lukas TREASURER: Jerome Mullins Beazley, Joseph; Becker, Philip; Beltemac- chi, Richard; Borsch, Richard; Casey, John; De Lio, Michael; Donahue, Ray- mond; Donovan, John; Doyle, James; Fitzgerald, Thomas; Fooley, Gerald; For- rer, Henry. Hackl. Dennis; Hansen, Harold; Higgins, John; Hoev, Dillon; Kent, Michael; King, Dennis; Kirn. Richard: Koronkowski. Ralph; Knes, Robert; Luby, Richard; Lukas, Michael; Lynch, Richard: Manning, John. Mullins, Jerome; Munson. Robert: Mc Don- nell, Martin; O ' Hara, John; Paul. Ralph; Peterson, George ; Petrauskiis. Richard; Rule, John; Sherman, O ' Daniel: Small. John; Stack, Thomas; Therriaull, John Zuraitis, George. — ' Jl , r t PRESIDENT: Charles Veilli VICE-PRESIDENT: James Kavanaiich SECRETARY: E.lward Meyer TREASURER: jnhn Dvrek Uainl. Denis: Dunn, Joseph; Dyrek. John; F.ahearl, William: Kooshee, Dean; Gallajiher. Lee; Hickey. Kenneth; Hughes. William: Jansey. Robert: Jordan, Robert: Kavanaugh, James; Long, John. .Melcher. Robert; Meyer. Eilwanl; Mooney. James: Me Laughlin. Bernard: Nitsche. Walter; O ' Connor. James; Olscm. Wayne: Peterson. Donald: Pope. Paul; Powell, John; Quinn. James: Oiiinn. Rirhard. Rossi, Joseph: Rourke, George; Shannon. John; Shakelis, William; Ten Broeck. Wil- liam; Tomala. Lewis: Trudelle. Willam: Vaught. Terrenre; Veith, Charles; Vercruysee. Roger: Wagner. John; Winter. Thomas; Zim- mer. George. ---(5«;« f. I .J: ' l -di 3 ■• ' J, t 3 E J U N I R S • - Mjm.mMJ ? nt n. ti mmmmmmmmm I I PRESIDENT: Peter Burke VICE-PRESIDENT: John Zauti TREASURER: Bill DeLane Barry, Edward; Bula. Frank: Burke. Peter: Bush. Pa- trick; Cody. James; Courney. Raymond; Curran, Daniel: Delaney, William; Flanagan. Richard; Furlong. Lawr ence; Gallagher. Robert. Girsch, Robert; Graham. Walter: Harris. Thomas: Henry. Donald; Hughes. John: Keating. Vince; Kirk. William; Kush, Gerald; Loftus, Thomas; Mikelinac. Bruc e; McGuire. William. Mclnnes, James; McKenna. Thomas; McNicholas, John; O ' Connor, Michael; Ryan. Dennis; Seper. Robert; .Swain. Robert: Town. Michael; White. Richard; Wit- tingham. Richard; Zautis, John. PRESIDENT: Leroy Falstrom VICE-PRESIDENT: Donald Drummond SECRETARY: TREASURER: Thomas Ryan Richard McCarthy l!irinf;liani. Daniel: Bonicke, Kenneth; Rusch, James; ( ramer, Thomas; Curran, James; Drummond, Dcmlad; FaKlnim. Leroy: Fiiy. Rohert; Friedlander, Edwin; Cil)lin, Brian; Giltmier, John. Griffin, John; Hanson, Richard; Hetreed, Dennis: Hild. Harry; Hunter. Thomas; Hurley. Thomas; Jaeger. Roger; Kraft. Francis; Lanigam, James; Lych. Thomas; Mahon. Thomas. Merrick, Michael; Meyers. Francis; Moisan, Joseph; Mulcrone. James; McAuliffe. Thomas; McCarthy. Richard; McGuire. John; Nicholson. Edward; O ' Grady. Thomas; Olyniczak, Carl; Ryan, Thomas. 3 F J U N I R S 3 G J U N I R S PRESIDENT: Frank Stack VICE-PRESIDENT: Bill Casey SECRETARY: John Fleming TREASURER: Bob O ' Farrell Barth, Thomas; Breier, John; Burgman, John; Callaghan, George; Casey, James; Casey. Bill; Consentino. James; Coyne, Michael; Duba. Mike; Fleming, John; Gremer, Paul; Harli- gan, Dennis. Hopkins, John; Lavery, Douglas; Lawler, John; Lyman, Robert; Manning, William; Martin, Frank; Melgher, Robert; Mc. rdle, William; McCabe, James; O ' Connor, John; O ' Farrell, Robert; O ' Leary, Daniel; Stack, Frank. r PRESIDENT: Terrence Soenen VICE-PRESIDENT: Tom Littleton TREASURER: Dan Cantillon Brady, John; Cantillon, Daniel; CaroUo, Phi- lip; Collins, B; Cummins, John Deutsch. Robert; Halaburt, Robert; Hurry, Ronald; Kandvba, John; Kenneally, James; Konrath, John; La Monto, Vito. Littleton, Thomas; Miller, Michael; Miller. Thomas; McCarthy, Thomas; McVaily. James; Nash, Jerome; Phelps. James; Regan. James; Soenen, Terrence; Llrba, Thomas; Welch, Robert; Zulawinski, Walter. CLASS 2A Left to Right-Row 1: Leo Flanagan, Terry Lanigan, Robert Hogan. Tom Carroll, Robert Lawton. Robert Bergstrom, Terry McWilliams, Richard Fahey, Michael Dillon. Row 2: Phil Carroll, Herb Steinmetz, Philip Meyers, Anthony Rich, Vincent Wall, Tom Donvan, Ron Mondlock, Den Lebbin. Row 3: Thomas McNally, James Phillips, Wilbur Busch, Brian Stapleton, John Murphy, Torn Motier, William Ritis. Leonard Olszak, Leroy Johnson. Row 4: John Preiser, William O ' Neill, Roger Faydrychowski, Chester Bielec, Mike Drinane, Harry Stettelmyer, James McGreal (Absent). Left to Right-Row 1: Richard Remy, Kurt Schindler, David Wilger, Dennis Marc, James Gibbons. Robert Baxter, James Ivers, Harold Hess, Robert Corbett. Row 2: James Weldon, James Joyce, Daniel Casey, James Felcyk, Michael Medeisis. William Escudier, Ronald Bednarski. Row 3: Bernard O ' Donnell, Thomas MoDonough, Austin Mullaney, Lawrence Lauterbach, Robert Hansen, Thomas Finnerty, John Prendergast, John West, Thomas Kilroy, John Matusiak. Row 4: Gerald Sapienza, George Overbeek, Russell Emch, Martin Obuchina, William Nelligan, Gerald Stehura, James Joyce, Richard Bergman, Thomas Sonntagg (Absent). CLASS 2B: Htf : Left to Risht-Row 1: Ronald McNeills. Michael O ' Connor. Sylvester Kostrzvnski. Thomas Joyce. Richard Fruhwirth. Evans O ' Connor. William Moran. John Barrett. Theodore Kelly. Row 2: John Glenville. Richard Ryan. Douglas Klauba. Patrick Shaw, William Smith. Thomas r l A r C O Swanson. Thomas O ' Brien. Lawrence Olson. ,, „. , „ ,t r i t, i [ I ASS J[, Row 3: George Kelly. James Ryan. Robert Kelly. Robert Vallis. Kenneth Rauwolf. Frank Paul. v.- ' l- . -V ' Daniel Simpson. John Kerr. Lawrence Hickey. Thomas Hennessv. , .,.. Row 4: Lawrence Bahnaman. James Levins, Dennis Burgman. William McCarthy, Victor Kalvaitis. Richard Graham (Absent). 1__ W V Letf to Right-Rov; 1: Dan Shields. Andy Arrigo. Jim Busbell. Hugh Falbo, John Corsey, Richard Sienkiewicz. Jerry Flaherty. Martin A. Mullarky. Jim Dyer. Row 2; Joel Bacliorz. Jim Householder, Thomas Tufo, Bill Stanton, Ken Kostal, Jim Schannaberger. Michael Gutyan , „ r , i ■ , t u Row 3: Robert Lynn, Edward Ehrhart. Robert Schnelle, Joseph Clark, Roger Shadwick, John Pendergast, Bob Vlaszek, John McCormack, John Connelly. Row 4: Frank Capone. Joe La Rosa, Bill Zaug, Douglas DeGregorio. Denise O ' Keefe. Ron Stanciak (Absent), Don Vigenzer (Absent). p gy CLASS 2D CLASS 2E Left to Right-Row 1 : John Trischan, Francis Harmon, James West, Clarence Cichon, Wiliam. Cohan, John Lynch, Neal McNicholas. Row 2: Ronald Neher, Jerry O ' Sullivan, Richard Norris, Michael Brady, Thomas olan, Jeffrey Johnson, William Glennon, John Lynott. Daniel McLaughlin. Row 3: John Brennan, Frank Kostecki, Barry Carlson, Daniel Reardon, Norman Burns, Terr ' Robison, Lawrence Freeberg, Thomas Carroll, John McCarthy (Absent), Patrick McCarthy (Absent) Marvin Schletz (Absent), David Simpson (Absent) ; Left to Right-Row 1 : Don Bruno. Larry Osinski, Larry Richards, Don Piper, Joseph Fitzpatrick. Jim McDowell, Arthur Arndt, Walter Hullinger. Row 2: Michael Spain, Duane Thomas, Ronald Lentz, Alan Steiner, Robert Casey, Larry Doyle, Joseph Badali, Robert Knightley. Row 3: John Sullivan, Leon Carter, Ray Gallagher, William Grady, Robert Cikanek, Paul Becker. James Brown, Don Vasallo. Row 4: Robert Keane, John Heskin, Clarke Buckendahl, Robert Wareham, Ed Dunne (Absent), John Glasner (Absent). Page 68 CLASS 2F m  fJrW ' .li J LASS 2G Left to Right-Row 1: James Larkin, Edward Maloney, Ted Bonet, Jerome Coyle, John Walsh, Michael Tortello, Russell Schmitt. Row 2: Jack Fedor, Joseph Coyne, Thomas Gibbons, Tobin Walsh, Gerald Carter, Robert Ward. Row 3: John McKenna, John O ' Reilly, Patrick Cohan, Kenneth Shorter, Michael Cavanaugh, Richard Cadieux, Anthony McCoy. Kenneth Mclnnis. Row 4: Ronald Flinkow, Michael McHale, Robert Hoole, Sene Lash, Thomas Lally. Left to Right-Row 1: Nick Banno, Glen Cr land, Ed Mullin, Sail Spalla, Ken Ring, Chester Lock- wood, Charles Keiner, Bill Kamper, Bob Meeder. Row 2: Mills Jelinek, Jim Murphy, John Carney, Tom Buckley, Frank Kane, John Daugherty, Leo Foley, Joe O ' Meara, Pat O ' Shea. Row 3; R. Bob Winiecki. Tom Byrne. Ed O ' Connor. Anthony Shillim, Edward Stevens, Jerome Poglitsch, James McDermott, Edward Furlong, Bob Lake, Al Alfano (Absent). CLASS 2H Page 69 CLASS 1A Left to Right-Row 1: Ed Gaynor, Jim Egan Schaefer, Michad Manning, Robert McGonagle, Wil- liam Downes. William Novick, Robert Hendry. Jim Coblentz. Row 2; Pat English, John Ryan, Cyril Horvath. John Thomas, James Doyle, Terry Barnicle, Albert Veith, Carl Peterson, John Howard. Row 3: Bernard Schuman, Robert Hynes, Robert Balman, James Kozlowski, Stan Strzelecki, Michael Busse, Robert Ward, Thomas J. Coghlan. Robert Mueller. Row 4: Brian Riordan, Donald Moriarty. Jim Laduke, Albin Maziarz, Richard Maher, Raymond Blazys, Thomas Forrer, Patrick Brogan, Larry DeLucia, Albert Doherty (Absent). Left to Right- Row 1: Michael Granfield, James Thompson, David Jakubowski, Kenneth Sands, George Muellner. Patrick Moriarty, Patrick Maloney, James Dunning, Thomas Dudek. Row 2: Thomas King. John Scott, Edward Hosty, David Cooke, John Bour, Thomas Madden, Pa- trick Callaghan, Raymond Miller, David Hoffman. Row 3: Thomas Lewis, James Sullivan, Joseph O ' Connell, Terrence Page, Thomas Blasgen, Wil- liam Skrandzius, Robert Peterson, Paul Greenawalt, Charles Musinski, Thomas Dockus. Row 4: Robert Moroney, James Lawler, John Sadeler, Peter Larmon, John Daley, Ronald Cole- man, Robert Schwellenbach, Martin Scanlan (Absent), Larry Brody (Absent), Robert Prizzolara (Absent) . CLASS 1E 1 LASS 1C Left to Right-Row 1 : William Burke, Ronald Buciak. Urban Sanger, Wayne Baxtrom, Patrick Brady. Brendan Kennedy, John O ' Mally, Theodore Marolewski, Michael Dolan. Row 2: Michael Wall, Robert Mikols, Albert Guslafson, James Farrell, Robert Murphy, William Sherry, James O ' Leary, James Calzaretta, Martin Thornton. Peter Drozdowicz. Row 3: Richard Janes, Bernard Clark. Cade Gervais, Charles McMurray, Harold Wilson, Joseph Romane, James Conlan. James Hyland, John Leehy, Terrence Sullian. Row 4: Michael Peterson, Joseph Paluch, John Ormsby, Terrance McCaffery, James Quenzel, Andrew Cloider (Absent), Donald Mastro (Absent), Kenneth Kowaleski (Absent). Left to Right-Row 1: John Byrne, Edward Motier, Matthew Buczkiewicz Allen Metzke, Paul Schultz, Patrick Daly. Thomas Hughes, James Nickel, Charles Lazzara. Row 2: Joseph O ' Neil, Paul Welsh, Robert Zylka, David Krug, Blase Ippolito, Robert Quinn, Anthony Dicola, James Dore. Row 3: Robert Molorney, James Ahner, David 0 Donnell, Thomas Riemer Ronald Sosnowski, James Meenan, Bernard Schofield, Edward Rodzik, John Selke, Dennis McGlade, Andrew De Feleece (Absent), Paul Morony (Absent). _ _, CLASS ID CLASS IE Left to Right-Row 1: Stephan Fuesting. Robert Walsh. Joseph Murphy, Allan Owens, James Hayes, James Kane. Raymond Larmaneck. Richard Reilly, William Sebastian. Row 2: James Coyle. Glenn Heckman. Thomas Morrissey, Hugh McCru rty, Edward Killeen, John McDonough, Louis Turek. William Mitchell. Harold Roach. James Naglesmith. Row 3: John Murphy. Joseph Koch. Robert Hughes. Robert Reimer. John Romane. John Keating, John Connors. Edward Russell. Ronald Fasse. John Boehning. Row 4: Matthew Wegner. David Walter, John Healy, Roger Taft, Jacob Stefan, William Mutzhaure, James Finan, Kenneth Engle. Left to Right-Row 1 : Robert Tomaszewski, Leonard Miller, Francis Dolan, Sean McGuan, Ben Berry, John Foertsh, Richard Olson, Victor Giedraitis, Louis Gugliuzza. Row 2: Philip Parmelee. James Alfred. Raymond Patras. James Nash, Daniel Brady. William Enright. Marshall Van-Helsland, Eugene Curran, Edward Seper. Row 3; Thomas Stack. -Michael Young. Andrew Gaizunas. Robert O ' Donnell, Thomas Hill, Dennis Shannon, John McWalter, Joseph Bertucci, John Guiffre. Page 72 CLASS 1F kV CLASS 1G left to Right-Row 1: Donald Wodark, Michael McMahon, Philip Rohm, Patrick Vaughan, Thomas Munno, Daniel Walsh, William Owens, Robert Hurdek, William Bergdolld. Row 2: Michael McCabe, John O ' Leary, William Konrath, Thomas Young, Robert Dorgan, Gerald Michalski, John Malone , Anthony Spalla, Gerald Joyce. Row 3: Patrick Collins, James Pfeiffer, Patrick Johnson, Russell Koop, James Phelan, Erurn Ernst, Robert Carroll, Michael Berry, George Millerich, William Warner. Row 4: John McMahon, Dennis Vance, William Ryan, John McCarthy, Gerald May. Absent: John Janda, James Tunney. Left to Right-Row 1: Thomas Muth, Terrence McCarthy, Patrick McNally, Richard Munno. Rich- ard Ryan, Michael McLaughlin, James Conaghan, Michael McDermott, Bernard McAlindew. Row 2: Kenneth Johnson, Kenneth Kugelberg, Harold Burdett. Barry Garr, Christopher Skourlis. Paul Balint, Thomas Barry, Eugene Courtney. Robert Lyons. Row 3: Michael Collins, John Conlon, James Eastman. James Di Bittolio, Roy Getschow, Edward Gattens, Michael Byrne, Bernard McCabe, Robert Hofbawer, Henry Stoecker. Row 4: Richard Farritor. John Sullivan. Bernard Kearns. William Callaghan. Timothy Bariy. Absent; .Martin Kleefisch, Robert Brown, Robert Coyne. CLASS 1H And learning by the word of the wise. Ecclesiasticus 4.29 FORMAL WITH HONORS Victor Beaucaire Joseph Boton William Breslin James Burke James Carr James Carroll Edwin Chelsea Donald Corbett Edward Corr Robert Daly Richard David Patrick Deacy Ronald DeAngelo John Delehant Edward Fiepel Robert Fitzpatrick John M. Flynn John P. Flynn John Follenweider Clarence Fossier Arthur Garcia Michael Green Edward Greetis Thomas Griffin Stephen Hallenbeck Michael Halligan Donald Heineman William Heskin David Hubbard Bradley Hughes Thomas Javorski John Just Vernon Kalshan Peter Kane Donald Kilton Donald Kirwan Matthew Komperda Page 76 Since the scholastic standards of Leo are so high, making the honor roll is a real accomplishment; and. therefore, these students are justifably proud. These young men are the Seniors, who by studying that extra little bit received a very big 85% average or over. Paul Luckett Vincent Lufrano James Lynch Alan McClure William McDowell Robert Mclntyre Joseph McKeever William McMah ' on Dennis McWilliams Eugene Migely Herbert Miller Martin Moran Robert Moran Joseph Morganelli John Mullin John Mulvaney Brian Murray Robert Noel Michael 0 Connell Thomas O ' Malley Kenneth O ' Neill Clarence Pahnke Lawrence Poncinie Donald Ramey Anthony Scardino Richard Simms Lawrence Sink R«bert Sistowicz Samuel Stelzer Edear Swarthout Michael Terry Robert Tobinski James Voss Thomas Winiecki Robert Yates Robert Young Page 77 FACTA NON ' Although Leo is famous for turning out championship teams, there is something else of which we can be prouder. At Leo we receive one of the finest educations possible in the city of Chicago. From Freshman alegbra to Senior chemistrv. we are taught not only what is in the book, but also the practical applications of this knowledge. Page 78 BY HIS HELP Rev. Hurley giving out the ashes. One of the greatest opportunities open to the boys of Leo is the assistance which Fr. Murphv gives them. Hearing con- fession twice a week, giving counsel to anyone who wants it, making things easier for us to attend First Friday services, are only some of the things he does. No boy at Leo can be- gin to repay Fr. Murphy and his assistants for all they have done. All we can do is say, thanks. UNDER HER GUIDANCE - THE SODALITY (Sitting W. Baxtrom, J. Kozlow- ski, J. Farrel, W. Novick. (StandiriK) Br. McCoimack, J. Mur- phy, R. Fossier, J. Zednik, T. Rice, J. Sanfilippo. B. T. Rice, President and J. Murphy, Secretary, hold a morning meeting. This religious organization, of which Leo is very proud, made its entrance into our life to provide a program ©f vital and apostolic Catholicism. After a period of training and preparation, Sodalists vow privately with the Blessed Virgin Mary to whom they give themselves as her servants forever, promising to rise above the level of the average catholic in the practices of their faith. Page 81 Send him to work; that hf be not idle. Ecclesiasticus 33:28 ACTIVITIES LEO ' S DADS Leo has a President Ike too, Presi- dent Ike Miller of our Leo ' s Father Club. Mr. Miller has led his organization to success. The monthly meetings are beneficial and enjoyable. Beneficial, since this gathering gives the fathers a chance to find out about their sons ' life while in school, creating a bond of common in- terest between the parent and the teach- er. These meetings are enjoyable since there is something planned for every meeting that the fathers may enjoy themselves. Whether it be some inter- esting guest or a film of interest, the fathers can be assured that the meetings will be, by no means, dull. Fathers ' Club has a great deal of business to discuss and settle as well. It has assisted several boys through Leo by its Tuition Insurance Fund. Annual occurrences, such as the An- nual Testimonial Banquet, where awards and other assistance the athletic depart- ment may need are given, and Talent Night are just a few of the multiple benefits obtained through the Fathers ' Club. To the Fathers ' Club we desire to give our best wishes and thanks for the fu- ture years. We also wish to give our congratulations to the Executive Board, the Directors and the Committee Men for their wonderful job they have done throughout the entire year. (Sitting) I. Miller. L. Patras. (Standing) Br. W. A. Hennessy. J. A. Sanfilippo. (Sitting) A. Hiiggins, G. Dilley. (Standing) B. Ciszewski, J. Piper. Mr. Higgins, Mr. Miller, Br. Hennessy, and Mr. Henning enjoy a fine dinner. Terry Vaught. one of the Talent Night winners. T. Winiecki thanking Br. Finnerty for his help Mr. Arneherg congratulating Mike O ' Connell. LEO ' S MOMS Br. J. D. Carr, Moderator Mrs. D. J. McSweeney, President Mrs. G. H. Hallenbeck, Vice-President Twenty-five years ago, a group of Leo Mothers met with the principal. Brother M. S. Curtis, for the purpose of organizing a Mothers ' Club. A meeting was held in the school auditorium and Mrs. P. J. Byrne was elected President. Tlie club was organized to sponsor cooperation between parents and teachers, and to interest parents in the social life of the school. This has been accomplished through various o utside activities. This year the Mothers ' Club, under its moderator. Brother Carr, and President Mrs. D. McSweeney, worked on many projects. It held two card parties: one entitled The Leo Kickoff and the other cele- brating the twenty-fifth anniversary of the club. During this party the mothers distributed gifts to the Brothers. In February, a raffle was held to finance the purchase of new formica tops for the cafeteria tables. On this silver jubilee of the Mothers ' Club, the Leo students wish to thank them for their past work, and to wish them success in the future. Mrs. E. W. Kilton, Recording Secretary Mrs. W. J. Phillips. Corres. Secretary Page 86 Mrs. M. Giblin, Treasurer Women of the Ranks We hope the meal is good STUDENTS Br. J. C. Collins, Moderator k 4 Dan Gallagher, President Jack Kelly, 1st Vice-President NOW ALUMNI Jim Harrigan, Corresponding Secretary Jim 0 Neil, 3rd Vice-President Joe Gavin, Recording Secretary Joe Stachler, Treasurer STRIKE UP THE BAND Page 90 Top: Tom Gallagher, Leon Carter. Frank Conroy, T nek, Roy Gallagher, Ed McGonigle, Dan Cantillon. g, Phil Becker, Tom Urba, Tom Sadler, Rich David, Third Rr w: Roland Kline, Roland Lentz, Alan Stein Phil Corollo, Don Piper, Richard Borsch, Tom Hug William ( rady, and Tom Justic. Second Row: Ed Laude, Don Olson, Tom Hawk, Jam Joseph Boton, Ed Chelsea, Brad Hughes, William Ki First Row: Larry Richards. Ken Kowalewski, Rober hooly, Dan Sherman, Clarke Buckendahl, William M McGXuan, and Robert Casey. om Dunne. John Donovan, Rich Price, Robert Cika- Fourth Row: Ralph Koronkowsoski, James Salzbur James Doyle, Ed Ryan. Paul Becker, Richard Mant er, Francis Dolan, Mike Lucas, James McDowell, hes, Rifhard Olsen, Louis Gugiuzza, Mike Gradl, es Aukess, Don Kelly. William Deutsch, Art West, rk, William McDowell. Paul Sula, and Tom Hill, t Knightley, Pete Cassidy, Robert Knes, Pat Gil- cKee, Ed Seper, Larry Osinski, Arthur Arnadt, Sean Page 91 Br. J. D. Walsh, Moderator SOFl .A ' il Mr. Henning, Director Bradley Hughes, President The band, under the guidance of Mr. Henning and Bro. Walsh, had many reasons to be proud this year. After playing a Christinas Concert for the parents, it began its tour of the girls ' high schools. Needless to say, the girls enjoyed not only the wonderful program, but also the change in scenery which the boys provided. Along with this program, the band began rehearsals for the Annual Spring Concert held on April 25 and 26. Featured in this concert were Barber of Seville by Rossini, William Tell Overture by Rossini, a medly of old time hits, and the score from Around the World in 80 Days. In addition to all this work, the boys upheld the Honor of Leo by bringing home 51 medals at the Chicago Catholic Music Association Ensemble Contest. (Sitting) Mike Gradle, Art West, Mike Lucas, Ralph Koronkowski. Richard Mantz, Ed Laude. (Standing) Louis Gugliuzza, Bradly Hughes. Pat Gilhooley Ml NOW, ALL Because of the superb direction of Mr. Frank Manna, a graduate of Leo, and the moderation of Brother O ' Keefe, the Glee Club proved to be a major activity at Leo during the past year. The holy Christmas season was greatly enhanced by the timely concert given by the Glee Club in conjunction with our great Leo Band. The Glee Club also rendered a complete selection of Christmas carols at the Museum of Science and Industry. The season rounded out with the Glee Club presenting a Spring Concert. The choice of songs from the ever-popular Moss Hart ' s My Fair Lady gave each member an oppor- tunity to prove just how the best of direction, as well as a lot of hard work will result in near perfection. Br. W. P. O ' Keefe, Mi.derator iSittini;) L), Kru;;, M. limvkiewicz, T. Keiiuer. J. Nickel. P. Wel-h. A. DeFelire, J. Byrne, C. Lazzara. J. Selke, A. Didla. I). McSlade. J. Ahner. (Stantlinfi) R. Zylka. J. Meeman, T. O ' Maliey, W. Wade. J. Mallun, T. McGinney, F. Pat- terson, M. Murphy, R. Sosnowski. E. Radzik, R. Quinn. B. Schofield, J. Dore, R. Melorney. (Sitting! D. Peterson. J. (Juinn, J. Bushell, A. . rrigo. J. Shananberger. M. Gutyan. J. Fla- herty, R. Sienkiewicz. K. Kostal. W. Stanton. R. Stanziak, J. Householder. (Standing) V. Lufrano. R. Kelly, J. Connelly, R. Witt, V, Kalshan, R. Kman. J. P«nder- grast, W. Zaug, D. O ' Keefe, R. Srhnelle. D. Vigenser. .1. McCoimark. R. Vlascek. R. Shad- wick. TOGETHER We wish to express our sincere gratitude to the girls who gave so unselfishly of their time and talents to make the past season such a successful one for the Glee Club. Aquinas, Mercy. Longwood. McAuluy. St. Louis Academy. Visitation, and Loretto should be justly proud of their representatives. ' Tfl Mr. Frank Manna (Sitting) V. Isakson, B. Brode. M. Tansey, M. Gerber, V. Bauernfreund, P. Corbett, J. Maloney, D. Traynor, C. Bruton, M. O ' Brien, B. Coziolino. (Standing) S. Clancy, C. Ivory, V. Cochrane, M. Fortaw, A. Gabler, M. Pierce, B. Kurth, D. Bronson, B. Mutter. E. Eiler, M. Bowen, M. Gibbons, S. Sullivan, M. Keane (Sitting) S. Manger, N. Boeckle, C. Manna. S. Traynor, J. Terhesh, E. Walsh, K. Walsh, A. Mulcahy, J. Horan. (Standing) D. Curtin. J. Dooley, M. Roach, K. O ' Leary. A. Latkowski, M. Thompson, ' J. Bronson, M. Uireich, J. Leahy, D. King, L. Manley, T. Polito, J. O ' Connor. J. O ' Connor. CLOSE HARMONY Br. W. P. O ' Keefe, Moderator Under the masterful direction of John Delehant and the skillful moderation of Br. O ' Keefe. a newly organized group, the Choral Group, proved to be an entertain- ing feature at Leo this year. Besides their work in coiijuction with the Glee Club, these boys also performed other entertaining feats on their own. They were the guests of the Parents of the Brothers, for the Rosary Society, for the Moth- ers ' Club, and for the Sisters of Leo Grammar School. The student body and faculty wish the newly organized group future success in all their endeav- ( John Delehant. Director J 1 ■ , (Sitting) R. Lynn, E. Meyer, J. Corsey, J. Just. J. Howard, J. Therriault, J. Bachorz. M. O ' Connor (Standing) E. Mottier. M. Walsh. J. LaRose. D. Fooshee. F. Capone. D. DeGregorio. R O ' Neil, E Dockus, W. Matz, R. Gallagher Page 96 Br. J. D. Manning DEADLINES, DEAI John Delehant Hallenbeck and Shimkunas luuk puzzled . A Larry Poncinie Steve Hallenbeck Page 98 Walter Foran IINES, DEADLINES, ORIOLE The members of the Oriole staff, under the direction of Brother J. D. Man- ning, have tried this year to follow more closely the school motto of Facta non Verba, that i= Deeds not Words. Our budding journalists have tried to select the interesting and informative features for reporting to the student body. The advancement of the 1957-58 volume of the Oriole has been characterized by ex- cellent news and sports coverage and a fine feature page. Through their efforts, the reporters have given us many thought provoking articles. All the members of the staff are to be congratulated for the wonderful showing this journal has made. (Sitting) M. Komperda, T. Javorski, W. Foran. (Standing) T. Stanton, D. Snyder, R. Super, S. Gilmore, D. Heineman, C. Fossier. (Sitting) J. O ' Hara, J. Bushell, J. Henes, F. Benedix, E. Felsenthal. (Standing) S. Kostrzynski, J. Zednik. T. Motier. D. Hoppmann. T. Stack, J. Nickle. GIVEM El Br. F. R. Stoehr THE LION OF 1958 We run our yearbook operation funny-style. It seems that the longer you put the job off, the sooner you have to be done. The economics of this business are such that whenever we miss a deadline with copy or photos by a couple of days, we find the final date of delivery of copy to printer is advanced a correspondin num- ber of days. And, so far, we have missed several deadlines. As a matter of fact, with the able assistance of a surprisingly large number of seniors who lost proofs and forgot to return proofs, or forgot to show up for sittings — and forgot to remind anyone that they had forgotten — to be brutally frank about it, we missed every one of them. Some time ago, the Moderator gave up hope and announced that the yearbook would probably be delivered in September ( ' 58 I . maybe. However, the printing firm was determined not to be working all summer — August being a month for loafing — and it goaded our staff to a rather strong flurrv of work — which should end this after- noon-God willing and a couple of teachers looking the other way as we scoot back and forth for a few last items. We hope you get this in May. Happy Reading! Clarence Fo.ssier, Editor Roger 0 NeiI Layout Page 100 MORE COPY J. Zednik, J. Baohorz. J. Busohell. T Stanton. ZedniU and Sanfilippo — Confusion J Sanfilippo, R. O ' Neil, D. DeGregorio ACTION The murmur and scent of the infinite sea. the lure of the tumbline waves, the glamour of the golden sands, these, perhaps, are the ideas Brother Hennessy had when we chose Minor Miracle. The actors, as well as Brother Hennessy. returned as vic- tors from the Loyola Festival. Gold, silver, and bronze med- als were proudly shown as the rewards of the work of the cast and Moderator. The cast of Minor Miracle. Clarence Fossier, Steve Hallenbeck, Algy Shimkunas, and Vern Kalshan, and their outstanding Alfred Hitchcock, Brother Hennessy, can take pride in their accomplishments. Br. W. A. Hennessey Algy, pump up the raft C. Fossier, S. Hallenbeck. A. Shimku- nas, Br. Hennessy and V. Kalshan study their lines FANTABULOUS The Dance Committee, under the capable direction of Brother Treacy, has accomplished a formidable task in ar- ranging for the dances which were held during the year. These dances gave the Leo men a wide variety of social en- tertainment. From the opening strains of the Homecoming Dance to the closing bars of Good Night Sweetheart at the Senior Prom everyone had an enjoyable time. The dance committee gave us five dances during the year: the Homecoming Dance, the Holiday Hop. the February Frolic, the Spring Dance, and. the climax for the Seniors; the Senior Prom. No con- gratulations are necessary for the dance committee. All the thanks they need were written on the happy faces of the boys and girls who attended the dances. (Sitting) S. Hallenbeck, E. Corr, J. Hennessy, M. Cunningham. (Standing) P. Deacy, R. Wall. R. Maloney. J. P. Flyiin. T. Ja- vorski. (Sitting) J. Carroll, J. Downs, M. Cradle, R. Mantz. (Standing) J. Carney, D. Olsen, J. McLaughlin, D. Salezman. THE DUTY ELECTED (Front) Charles Veith, James Aukers, Terrenoa Soenan. (Back Thomas Pliiliiott, Leroy Falslrom, Peter Burke. J. Higgins. (Front) Donald Corhett, Roger O ' Neil. Larry Hough. Robert Young. (Back) Larry Sink. Michael Egan, William Hynes. Mi- chael O ' Connell. (Front) Russell Schmidt, Leroy Johnson. Alan Steiner. (Back) Chester Lockwood, William Nelligan. Robert Vallis. Marvin Schletz. (Front) Donald Mastro. Anthony Spalla. Charles Laz- zara. (Back) John Daley. Ronald Bednarski. Richard Farri- ter, Robert Ward. Do you not know that those who run in a race, all indeed run, but one receives the prize? So run as to obtain it. a 1 Cor. 9:24 SPORTS STRAIGHT DOWN THE MIDDLE At the time this book went to press, the golf team had not begun competition. We are sure, however, that the team built around Jack Gorman, a Senior, and Richard McCarthy, a Junior, and coached by Bro. Manning, will, as in past years, draw a great number of golf enthusiasts to the links. Br. J. D. Manning, Moderator Jack Gorman. Captain (Sitting) L. Sartausky, J. Flynn. J. Gorman, J. Nugent, R. Marfise. (Standing) E. Topel, J. Joyce, D. Doll, J. Motier. R. Munson. Page 108 THE GUTTER Mr. C. A. Reinke, Moderator Ray McCann, President All we need is another strike. As the sound of falling pins died away, one of Leo ' s most success- ful bowling seasons came to a close. Outstanding, among the bowling stars of the season, were Raymond McCann, president of the league, and Gerald Higgins, the secretary. Under the able moderation of Mr. Reinke, our bowling team finished third in the south section of the Catholic League. The Leo bowlers were organized into sixteen leagues which bowl- ed every Thursday or Friday afternoon. At the end of the season the bowlers gathered at Mickelberry ' s Restaurant for a banquet at which the trophies were given to the top bowling teams of the season. Ray McCann, what form, what grace! Cerry Higgins lays it down Page 109 THEY SWIM LIKE THE Br. C. B. Irwin, Coach William Ryan, Captain (1st. Row) G. Nolan, D. Snyder. J. Deneen. B. Ryan. Capt.; M. Merrick, E. Fel- senthal. (2nd Row) T. Fitzjierald. J. Moison, J. Mulchrone, F. Kraft, L. Smith, L. Boett- cher. (3rd Row) Br. Irwin, J. Wagner, T. Loftus, S. Hallenbeck, V. Kalshan,, D. Hein- neman, D. Baird, J. Demming, Mgr. At the outset of the swimming sea- son, the Leo aqua-men were deter- mined to prove their ability. This de- termination manifested itself in the form of ten wins and only three los- ses for the senior team with the sche- dule of meets only four-fifths com- pleted. These ten wins enabled Leo to capture the South Section Swimming; Crown. In addition, the Leo Swim Club conquered Mt. Carmel for the first time in ten years. Br. C. B. Irwin coach. Mr. Gibbons assistant coach, and Bill Ryan, cap- tain, supplied the spirit necessary for victory. The team was aided immeas- urably by the effort of such consis- tent winners as Ryan. Larry Smith. James Deeneen, Snyder, James Mul- chrone. George Nolan and Larry Boettcher. The junior team, although it show- ed great promise, did not prove itself quite as skillful as its experienced counterpart. A few members showed great potential: Thomas Kilroy, B. Cohan. Kastal. Meyers, and Busch. Poge 110 HAVE FINS . Ifl f Z I - 8 5=i I (Sitting) H. McGourty. P. Meyers. T. Kilroy. Capt.; K. Kostal, W. Busch, J. Thompson (Standing) Medissis. O ' Dnnnell. P. Cnhan, Conlin, English Leo Leo Leo Leo Leo Leo 37 21 58 44 48 37 Gordon Tech Loyola St. Ignatius Morgan Park St. Ignatius St. Patrick 31 65 10 41 20 39 Leo Leo Leo Leo Leo Leo 18 52 47 45 49 49 Fenger Mt. Carmel So. Shore Gordon Tech St. Phillip Mt. Carmel 68 34 27 41 18 36 .1. Mulchrone. half in and half oul. Mr. Gihhons showing the proper start to I5ill Ryan. THE CINDERMAN Charles Dutton, Co-Captain I r. J. R. Comack, Coach Following the example of its predecessors, this year ' s track team, under the direction of Brother Comack. compiled a very impressive record. The success is chiefly attributed to super- ior depth in all events. Moreover, an early start was obtained bv practicing at the Planet, so all members were in reliable shape when they met the first Catholic league foe. Relying heavily on its few returning regulars, our senior team was greatly bolstered by many newcomers, and a number of runners up from the junior squad. Paced bv co-captains Chuck Dutton and Bill Heskin. both valuable members of the City Champion Cross Country team, the following men were of great assistance in making Leo cindermen feared throusihout the Catholic league. 68 100 yd. Mike O ' Connell. Bill McMahon. Jerry Schmidt 34 220 yd. Mike O ' Connell. Bill Murphy. Bill Mc- 2Y Mahon. Harry Hansen. Tom Philpott 440 yd. John Meskauskas. Denny O ' Brien 41 80 yd. Frank Kane. Don O ' Leary. Bob Hoffman. Dan Adams. Tom Stack Mile Jim Moonev. John Manning. Dave Hub- 36 bard. Bill Heskin. Bill Casey. Ray Witt Mile Relay John Meskauskas. Denny O ' Brien. Chuck Dutton. Jim Moonev 880 Relay . -_Harry Hansen. Mike O ' Connell. Bill Mc- Mahon. Jerrv Schmidt Hurdles Mike Terry. Ed Greetis. Chuck Dutton. John Beattie. Bob Wall. Wayne Hennessey. Dick Kirn Broad Jump _ John Beattie. Bill McMahon. Jerry Schmidt. Mike O ' Connell High Jump __Jim O ' Connor. Chuck Dutton Pole Vault __Mike Terry. Lar Boeltcher Shot Put Tom O ' Malley. John Gordan. Jim O ' Con- nor What ' s My Time 49. 50. 51. 52 • 1 4B£ v:o Ll (1st Row Left to Right) W. Hennessy. C. Dutton, M. Hindman, D. Hubbard, M. O ' Con- nell, E. Greetis, and D. O ' Brien. (2nd Row Left to Right) B. Heskin. L. Sink, M. Komperdo, M. Terry. L, Boettcher, J. Mulvaney. and B. Wall. (3rd Row Left to Right) B. Murphy, T. O ' Malley, W. McMann, and J. Beattie. (1st Row Left to Right) C. Witt, T. Philpott, R. Hoffman, J. Manning, J. Zayner, R. R. Krin, and T. Hughes. (2nd Row Left to Right) H. Hansen, D. 0 Leary. J. Casey. F. Kane, J. Mooney. J. Mes- honskar. and E. Russel. (3rd Row Left to Right) T. Stack, D. Adams, N. Burns, and J. Clark. i£U :- ■ . ' •Bt -EO liJ ( ■ ' ■ itm - OUR CHAMPS Charles Button, CoCaptain Br. J. R. Comack, Coach William Heskin, Co-Captain Resulting from the untiring efforts of Br. Co- mack, the Cross-Country teams received twenty-one medals, two championships with accompanying tro- phies, and a won-lost record of four and two in league competition. In Senior City, J. Manning, D. Hubbard, J. Mul- vaney, W. Heskin, and J. Mooney, who, in winning, set a school record of 10:45.5 for the course, ran up a score of forty points to beat five other schools, led by DePaul with forty-three. Earning medals were: J. Mooney and J. Manning, gold; D. Hub- bard, silver; and J. Mulvaney, W. Heskin, and C. Button, bronze. In the Senior Novice, R. Witt, Ca- sey, and F. Kane received blue ribbons for second, third, and fourth places while J. Knight and M. Komperda came in eleventh and thirteenth. In the junior finals, Leo came in fourth behind St. George. St. Ignatius, and DePaul. The top five Leo men in this race were: N. Burns: gold medal for fourth place: E. Russel, silver medal for seventh place: J. McGreal, bronze medal for eighteenth place; Sullivan, twenty-fourth; and J. Corsey, twenty-fifth place. The senior team, in beating St. George, DePaul, and St. Ignatius in the Sun-Times meet, became the first in the school ' s history to win both City and Sun-Times meets. In the Sun-Times meet, Mooney came from behind to win in 11:14.5. Following him, and also receiving gold medals, were J. Manning, fourth, and D. Hubbard, fifth. They were, in turn followed by W. Heskin, J. Mulvaney, and C. Dut- ton, receiving bronze medals for eleventh, sixteenth, and eighteenth places. In the Novice division, Leo ran away with the show by taking the five gold and a bronze medal. Joe Knight, wiinner in 12:33, was followed by E. Russel, F. Kane, J. Casey, N. Burns, and M. Kom- perda. Other members of the senior team were-R. Guzy. J. Ahaus, Kirn, and R. Flanagan; our kickers on the junior squad were Baxtron, Householder, Maloney, and Peterson. FROM START ,. THEY ' RE THE BEST THIS IS HOW THEY DID IT. ' OOPS HE MISSED THE HOOP (1st Row) Johnson, Settlenieyer, Miller. (2nd Row) Reardon. Motier. Nelligan, Gogola, Hoey. (3rd Row) Phillips, Mgr., Anders, Schmitt, Moran, Paul, Schuhrke, Mgr. (1st Row) Burgess, Ward, Walsh. Stack. (2nd Row) Coyle, Valadez, DriscoU, Casey. (3rd Row) Schuhrke, Mgr., Speiser, Mclnnes, Phillips, Mgr. Our Heavies won nine and dropped three in regular competition and continued in Cath- olic Championship to the Semi-finals where they were stopped by St. Elizabeth ' s. The Lights, following custom, lorded over the other teams in regular competition — tak- ing eleven and losing one. They climaxed a brilliant season in the finals of the Catholic Championship-routing St. E ' s 61 to 42. LUNCHTIME STARS MEN WHO MOLD MEN Mr. Arneberg Br. J. G. Finnerty Br. R. M. Coogan Mr. Hanlon u The job given to our gridders this year was not to have a winning sea- son but to try and outdo last year ' s champs. Although our final record shows that they did not accomplish this feat, all the students must be proud of their record. With only one loss during the league season to a city-championship bound Mendel Team, our boys can boast of a near perfect record. To bal- ance this loss to Mendel, we can gloat over our mud-bowl victory with Mt. Carmel. Having made the play-offs with our strength and depth, we lost our first game to Gordon Tech. The score shows that the game was even; only a series of bad breaks gave them the one point edge. Mr. Ronan Mr. Broucek Page 123 Mr. McNulty M ll III! J W (Top Row, Left to Right) James Kavanaugh. Larry Sink, Bob Szwast, Bob Foster. Bob Winiecki, Jerome MuUins, Bill Murphy, Tom Winiecki, Mike Egan, John Preiser, Terry Soenen. (Middle Row Left to Right) Bob Young, Ed Barry. Ed Larkin. Rich Simms, Gerry Lune- burg. Bill Nelligan, Ralph Paul, Dan Reardon, Dillon Hoey, Bob Lake, Tom O ' Malley, Clar- ence Pahnke, Bob Jansey. (Front Row Left to Right) Ken Mclnnes, John Seguin, Ed McGonigle, Jim Lanigan, Bob Cikanek, Joe Clark, Larry Smith, Gerald Dilley, Mike O ' Connell, Fran Kelly, Larry Boett- cher, Tony Scardino. Bob Lake breaks away. y -f-,! ,, A ' 11 1 H l l Iimi l l ——  — l i a i I « ' mm. l u iii ynii i nn ii . ..i. i. . , ' I M ' TB r - ' .Mii Larry Sink goes for six more. Leo 12 St. George 7 Leo 13 Mendel Catholic 17 Leo 20 Weber 14 Leo 47 St. Elizabeth 6 Leo Leo 20 7 St. Rita Fenwick Leo 7 Mt. Carmel 6 Leo 41 De LaSalle Leo 6 Gordon Tech 7 Bob Swast adds another P.A.T. K ■ .A-. -«i«i 4r„. f TTWm., Dillon Hoey uses his arms. Larry Sink picks up his blockers. Pony Cavenaugh, straight up the middle. 11 ' JH Ma. they ' re ganging up on me, cries Terry Soenen. Clarence Pahnke pulls one in. ( Jim Lanigan goes scooting around end. i 31! I — V I )} - « r ! UliiLk t ' Mike O ' Connell plays in the mud. (Back Row Left to Right Standing) Wm. Callaghan, Tom O ' Malley, Ed Stevens. Wm. Ryan, Jas. Sadler, Dennis Vance, Jas. Ryan, Pat Cohan, John McCarthy, Stephen Maziarz. (Middle Row Standing) Mr. Broucek, Rich Schuhrke, Gerald Stehura. Tom Santag, Jas. Mallon, Geo. Overbeck. John Daley, Paul Maroney, Mr. McNulty, Bro. Grogan. (Bottom Row Standing) Jim Larkin, Bernard McCabe, Robt. Hughes, John O ' Reilly, Miles Jelinek, Terrence Page, John Keating, Robt. Hoffbauer. Tom Young, Al Steiner. (Sitting) Ron Fasl, Pat Johnson, Anthony Spally, Jim Phelan, Tom Swanson, Ed Hosty, Bob Briz- zalara, Ben Berry, Barry Garr.