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

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1962 volume:

265 ' fkfxu get 2, is, ,, in A , .,., ,ml wx .ww---1 4-A , w , . w:1'2 ',Q51'-l?I- -7 I 'I Q., 555. ' 'igf-f 3-si, 5, fi:5?f.vn ?Q15ii1 aye., ,.,,, fin Ag. :nigh , -lg .- ,W 4 1 V - 'i -41-f , - ,N 13: i . , .. W . , 1 ,.,,, M , Q20 .-wwf vmnmht ,L A+? A 51 , 1 LION '62 published by THE SENIOR CLASS f of Q0 High Salma! 1, Wzicagv, Jllimfis X- i 1+ X CCFEDITORS Daniel D. FITZQ Id Edmund W. M h X 35 P Y ,Q ,W 3 vi' Ivy .0 1 P. fy 5 qt., ,.h,, 'N 'sir 1 . J4 ,' . .Q , ,1 if -gift -. . .v at 2 , 19+'Z,.1aa'i ,i Q 4' ' . 4 .Q f',-rffk-'NV-' di 4' am- ' EV. MONSIGNOR PATRICK J. MOLLGY Posfor MR. LAWRENCE A. DOLL Dedication While Mr, Lawrence A. Doll contributed immeasurably to the development of Leo High School through the energy and efficiency which he manifested during his ten years as instructor and sixteen years as registrar, it is for his qualities ot soul thatwe shall remember him always. Mr. Doll's humble helpfulness, his conscientious industry, and, most of all, his personal, practical brand of everyday sanctity have inspired Leo students through the years. Our only earthly comfort at his untimely death is thatMr, Doll has exerted an indelible influence on the lives andthoughts otLeograduates--past, present, and to come. In recognition of this fact, we graduates hereby dedicate this l962 LION to his memory as a tangible indication ot our unceasing love and admiration. 4 As We shall rfmcmlrer him , X at 74' U 'Ns REV. BR. P. L. O'HARE Principal MY DEAR GRADUATES, Both you ond I have iust completed tour years in Leo High School. During this time you have been preparing for this Commencement -- some of you to begin the long years of higher studies, some, your lite in this work-o-day world. Your Teachers at Leo have tried to instill into you several ideals: love of God, love of your Country, loyalty to your family and your school, and the desire to comport yourselves always as Catholic Gentlemen. Most of you in the future will makeus proud to have had a hand in your training. I hope and pray that you allwill do so. Remember that ot Leo the Brothers will pray daily for you. Do not neglect your own efforts toward your salvation. ln all your difficulties turn to Mary -- she will not tail you. May God bless' and keep you all. Sincerely, 8 fr! V 711, ' f I 'if . C... J . Adminisfrafivn BR. J. C. COLLINS Vice Prlnclpol Religion Englnsh MR. J. J. MAHONEY Registrar MRS. W, J. PHILLIPS Secretory -QM' Kg --ww: i I 1 BR. W. G. ACKER MR. P. J. ALLEGRETTI MR. J. C. ARNEBERG Religion, Mgfhemugics Hidiory, Poliiical Science English Band Moderator, Vocation Director Guidance Head Couch Zzculfy 1962 BR. J. G. BIELEN BR. J. V. BIRMINGHAM Religion. 559059 Religion, Laiin,Maihema1ics Science Club, CISCA Moderator Guidance BR. J, R, COMACK Religion, Physics Crass-couniry Coach BR. J. C. BARWIN Religion, History Assistant Football Moderator Zzculfy 1962 MR. R. J, BLIDE BR. J. D. CARR BR. E. B. CASTELLANOS Latin, English Religion, Sociology, Economics Religion, Spanish Guidonce Mothers' Club Moderator X A XQXX , M. coooxw MR. vv. B. mums ' MR- J- P- DUNNE sf' '-Religion, Latin, English Mathematics E'l9ll5ll . 'N . .1 rl ,Qthletic Director ll iwpl BR. l., T. EAGLE MR, .l. P. GALLAGHER MR. R. S, HANLON Religion, Mathematics History, Civics Pl1YSiC0l EdUCGllOn Discipline Guidance Assistant Coach Sfaculfy 1962 MR. W. P. HESSION MR. .l. F, KEANE English History, Political Science Frosh-Sopl'1 Football, Basketball Guidance QR. R. L. MCDERMOU 'ji K 7' L.1UWm5'iAReligion, Mathematics 1 1 ' 12 Basketball Moderator Guidance MR. L. J. HENNING Band Director hzculty 1962 BR. P. R. KIELY BR. P. D. McCORMACK Religion, Mechanical Drawing Religion, Commerce Religious Activities, Tennis Oriole Moderator, Guidance BR. D. P. MCDONOUGH BR. C. K. MCKENNA MR, F. J. MANNA Religion, Science ' Religion, Mathematics Glee Club Director Track Coach Swimming Moderator I3 Guidance BR. W. C. MARTIN BR. C. B. MILLER MR. M. .MURPHY Religion, History Religion, Chemistry English, History Lion Moderator Science Club acuity 1962 BR. J. D. O'DWYER Religion Librorion X71 t .7 f70'5 f5' ffU?fMbf BR. W. P. O'KEEFE Religion, Spcinish Glee Club Moderator Moderator of Sociol Activities r..i if-ii... BR. T. V, RYAN Religion, English, History sifgegigegi, i'iies2g,S2igjY 'f 'iw few: BR. J. B. NASH Religion, English Religious Activities Student Aid, Drama MR. C. A. REINKE ig MR, P, M, SCANLON BR. Jr B4 SLOAN History, Civigg Religion, English , . .O Director of Miss: Mathematics, Typing Bowling Moderator acuity 1962 wh-.,,,, n Aclivilies BR. G. F, WAKEHAM Religion, Latin X ' 1+ Yr x W-511-5 -v hr,4ng 'w '-ww. 1 Seq, Q' EYE? TIMOTHY E. ALLMAN OUR LADY OF PEACE LENEDICT A. AMAR ST. LEO Honor Roll l 2 3, Class Officer I 2, Student Aid 3 4, Band l 2 34 lOfficer 4l, Oriole 2 3 4 lEditor 3 4j, Elocution 2 18 W RONALD W. ANDERSON ROBERT E. BACKLIN ST. CARTHAGE SEVEN HOLY FOUNDERS Cheerleader 4 LEO T. BAK ASSUMPTION B. V. M. Cheerleader 4 TIMOTHY J. BALDWIN ST. ETHELREDA MARTIN A. BARNICLE ST. FRANCIS DE PAULA Lion 4, Elaculion I MICHAEL P. BARRY ST. LEO Class Officer 4, Student Aid 4, Football l 2 3 4 lCaptain 4l, Basketball I ROBERT P. BAUER ST. KILIAN Student Aid 4, Lion 4, OrioIe3 4, Science Club 3, Bowling 2 3 4 EDWIN G. BAUERNFREUND ST. KILIAN Class Officer l 2 4, Science Club l, Student Aid 4, Elocution 2, Cross-Country l 2 3 4, Trackl 24, Band I 2 3 4 lOfficer 4l KENNETH A. BAWOLEK ST, JOHN OF GOD Class Officer 4, Tennis Manager PATRICK F. BECKER QUEEN OF THE UNIVERSE Sfudeni Aid A, Bond I CONRAD C. BEDNARSKI ST. MARY MAGDALENE PATRICK M. BENNER ST. BERNARD Class Officer A, Busketbol MICHAEL J. BERRY VISITATION JOSEPH F. BISHOP ST. FELICITAS Elocufion 2, Football I wi v-. .-if ERNESTJ- BITTEN JAMES L. BOCK THEODORE J. BOGUMIL WILLIAM F, BORBAS VISITATION SACRED HEART sr. BARBARA ST, LEO Honor Roll I 2, CIcss Officer I 2, Student Sfudenf Aid 4 Glee Clubl 2 3 A Lion 4, Tennis 2 3 Aid 3 4, Cisco 2, Glee Club I 2 3 4, fOfficer 4I Rfk, ,.....v4' agfvi as-....a-gg. Qld' 'AUG' PATRICK J. BOURKE VISITATION Band l 2 3 4, Science Club l THOMAS J. BOWES VISITATION Student Aid 4 ARTHUR M. BRIGANDO ST. LEO ROBERT M. BROWN ST. CLOTILDE Class Officer l 4, Football l RONALD M. BUCHLER ST. JOHN FISHER Student Aid 3, Glee Club l 2 34, Oriole 3 11, Skating Committee 4, Track 3 JAMES A. BYRNE ST, SABINA Promoter League of the Sacred Heart2 PETER W. BYRNE PATRICK E. CALLAGHAN GEORGE M. CAREY JAMES S CAROl.l.O ST. BARNABAS ST. SABINA SEVEN HOLY FOUNDERS VISITATION Class Officer 4, Football l PHILIP CAROLLO JAMES J. CARROLL JULIUS J. LERETTO ST. LEO ST. SABINA ST. HELENA Student Aid 3 4, Elocution 2, Student Aid 4, Skating Class Officer I, Elocution 2, Bowling I 2 3 Committee 4, Basketball 3 4 Dance Committee 4 RONALD G. CHAPMAN ST. CAJETAN Sodality I 2, Promoter League of the Sacred Heart I 2, Lion 4, Elocution I, Dance Committee 4 M. TERRENCE COLBERT ST. KILIAN gif' is MICHAEL J. COLIN ST. JOHN OF GOD Basketball I 2 4 ANDREWM. COLLINS CHRIST THE KING Student Aid 4, Promoter League of the Sacred Heart 2 3 4, Glee Club I 2 3 4 IOfticer AI, Cross-Country 2, Tennis 4 MICHAEL F. COLLINS ST. CAJETAN Glee Club I, Elocution 2, Swimming I 2 3, Tennis 4 WILLIAM J. CONDON ST. THOMAS MORE Track 3 4, Bowling 2 3 DENNIS M. coNwAv sr, SABINA 21 ....Q..sv ALAN J. COOK THOMAS C. CRANSTON PHILLIP C. CUNNINGHAM ST. LEO ST. KILIAN SACRED HEART Student Aid 4, CISCA News 3, Lion 3 Student Aid 4, Oriole 3, Dance Oriole 2 3 4, Bowling 3 4, Tennis 2 3 4 Committee 4, Bowling l 2 3 4 lolllcef 41 ROBERT J. DAVIS , ST. LEO OWEN E. DEMPSEY VISITATION Class Officer I, Student A 2 3 4, Bowling 2 CHARLES L. DESCH CHRIST THE KING Student Aid 4, Band 3 A DANIEL F. DILLON ST. BEDE THE VENERABLE W. TIMOTHY DOHERTY ST. BRIDE JAMES 1. DONGARRA SACRED HEART Class Officer 3, Promoter L Sacred Heart 4 22 CHARLES E. DALTON ST. SABINA Class Officer 2 3, Honor Roll 3, Football 1 2 3 id 4, Bond I ecgue of the MICHAEL P. FEE ST. LEO JOHN F. DONOVAN QUEEN OF MARTYR5 Dance Committee 4 ROBERT M. DORE ST, DOROTHY Class Officer 4 JOHN T. DOWLING ST. KILIAN THOMAS M. DUHIG ST. THOMAS MORE RICHARD E. EARLEY SACRED HEART Class Officer A, Student Aid 4, Promoter League of the Sacred Heart 11, Glee Club l 2, Basketball 2 MlCHAEl C. FAGAN OUR LADY OF PEACE Honor Roll I 2 3, CIassOtticer2,Student Aid 3 4, Lion A, Dance Committee A, Football 2, Crass-Country l, Swimming I 2 3 ROBERTJ. FELTZ ROBERT A FETTIG JAMES E FIEGAL VISITATION ST THEODORE ST KILIAN Oriole 11, Track 2, Student Aid A Student Aid 4 Oriole 3 Bowling 2 3 A Tennis Manager 4 l 23 Maw 'Ney 'W THOMAS K. FISCH ER ST. BARNABAS Lion 4, Science Club I MATTHEWJ. FISKE SACRED HEART Sludenl Aid 4, Glee Club I 2 DANIEL D. FIUGERALD ST. LEO Class Officer I 3, Lion 4, Eloculion 2, Library Club 3, Tennis 2 3 JAMES E. FLYNN ST. ETHELREDA Promoter League ,of the Sacred Heart I 2, Swimming I 23 ROBERT P. FREY ST. MARGARET OF SCOTLAND Honor Roll I 2 3, Sludenl Aid 3 A ARTHUR F. GALL ST. SABINA Football 2, Track I MICHAEL A. GALLO STANLEY T, GARB JAMES A. GIBBONS RICHARD B GIBBONS VISITATION SIA SABINA ST. LEO ST BRENDAN Honor Roll 3 Squdenf Aid 4' Tennis 4' Sludenl Aid 4 Sodallly I Tennis I Glee Club 4 N-:nu ROBERT B GIBBONS FRANCIS P GILHOOLY JOHN W GREENE JOHNJ HABERKORN sr LEO Sr. SABINA BLESSED AGNES ST CAJETAN Student Aid 4 Elacutlonl 2 Class Officer 3 Swimming l Library Club 2 ROBERT J. HALLBERG ST. LEO Class Officer 2, Oriole3 Basketball l 2 3 4 lCaptain Aj, Cross Country I JOHN S. HALLORAN ST. THOMAS MORE Promoter League of l 2 3, Bowling l JOHN F. HALPER SACRED HEART Class Officer 3 4, Dance Committee 4 football 3 4, Basketball 2 3 A RAYMOND M. HANNON CHRIST THE KING Honor Roll 2,3, Class Officer I 2 4 Student Aid 3 4, Oriole 3 4 Football Manager l 2, Basketball Manager I 2 34 JOHN K. HARTL ST. THEODORE Glee Club I 2, Elocutnon JAMES R. HAY ST. LEO Bowling l 2 3 GLENN H. HECKMAN EDWARD A. HOPKINSON WILLIAM J. HORON RAYMOND D. HURLEY ST. LEO ST. WALTER ST. LAURENCE ST.'SABINA Class Officer I, Oriole 3, Student Aid 4, Science Club 3, Elocution I 2, Tennis I 2 3 4 Bowling I 2 3 Bowli,-194 3 4 I MICHAEL 1. ILKO ST. SABINA Class Officer I, Sodality 2 34lPrefect4l, Band I 2 3 A, Science Club I, Tennis 2 3 MICHAEL B. IVERS ST. NICHOLAS OF TOLENTINE Class Officer 3 JOHN W.JAMISON ST. BENEDICT Bowling 2 3 4 lCaptain Al WILLIAM R. JETER ST. LEO Class Officer I 2 3 4, Promoter League of the Sacred Heart 4, Golf A CARL 1. JOHNSON ST. SABINA Class Officer I 2, Elocution I 2, Basketball I, Track I ROBERT E. JOHNSON VISITATION Class Officer 2 MICHAELJ. JORDAN Sl. BRENDAN Glee Club I 2, Basketball 2 THOMAS D. JOYCE ST. SABINA Class Officer I 2 3 A, Track 2, Basketball I 2 3 A WILLIAM JO VCE ST. LEO Football I 2, Basketball I, Swimmingl EUGENEJ.JUNG SACRED HEART Bowling 2 3 4 MICHAEL J. KACKA NATIVITY B. V. M. Straw- Cheerleader 4 GERALD P. KALVAITIS ST. BRENDAN Glee Club I 2 3 4, Cheerleader 4 ROMAS J. KANKUS THOMAS J. KARR WILLIAM M. KEENAN NATIVITY B. V. M. ST. CAIETAN SACRED HEART Dance Committee Lf Glee Club I, Lion 4. Class Officer 2 3 A, Dance Committee Dance Committeed 4, Basketball I 2 3 4 lCaptain Al vw? JAMES E. KELLY LITTLE FLOWER Class Officer l 2, Football l 234 Basketball I 2 -Q3 ea..-eg., uv T 'vu' mu., JAMES M. KELLY ST. MARY OF MOUNT CARMEL THOMAS O. KELLY ST. SABINA Honor Roll l 2, Class Officer l 23, Student Aid 4, Promoter League of the Sacred Heart 4, Football i 2 DENNIS P. KENNEDY ST, LEO Class Officer 3 4, Student Aid 4, Lion 4, Oriole 3 4 EDWARD F. KENNEDY OUR LADY OF PEACE ANDREW G. KLOIBER ST. BRIDE Lion 4, Oriole 3 4, Elocution 3, Skating Committee 4, Library Club l, Cheer- leader 4, Tennis 3, Bowling 3 4 DENNIS R. KNAPCZYK ST. HELENA Honor Roll 2, Class Officer l, Student Aid 4, Track 2 3 4, Bowling l MICHAEL L. KOBAR JOSEPH G. KURLAND ROBERT E. LANNING LOUIS F. LGPORTA VISITATION VISITATION 51, GABRIEL ST. LEO Band l 2 3 4, Elocution l, Dance Band l 2 3 4 lOfficer 4l, Basketball 3 4 Student Aid 4, Lion 4 Elocution 2 Dance Committee 4, Skating Committee 4, Bowling 3 4 Committee 4, Cheerleader 4 Football Football 2, Track 2 l, Swimming l 2 ...asm JAMES R. LENEGAN ST. BRIDE Student Aid 4 JOHN T. LENIHAN ST. THOMAS THE APOSTLE Student Aid 4, Promoter League of the Sacred Heart I 2 3 4 DAVID J. LOZEAU ST. SABINA Class Officer 3 4, Glee Elocution 2, Tennis l 2 JOHN R. LUCY QUEEN OF APOSTLES Honor Roll 2, Track 2 MICHAEL E. LUX CHRIST THE KING Club l 2 34, Class Officer 3, Student Aid 4, Football I 2 3 4, Basketball I 2 3 4 PAUL J. McALLlSTER ST. THOMAS MORE Glee Club I 2 3 4 lOffice RICHARD A. McCABE ST. MARGARET THOMAS R. MCCARTHY CHRIST THE KING Lion 3 Oriole 3 4 r 4I, Tennis I 2 GERALD W. LEVINS JOSEPH F, LOGUE VISITATION ST, SABINA Class OffiCei'3 Class Officer 4, Skating Committee 4 Track 2 , A ., 'U .R R E in 'SWAP 3 if i- .. if 5 . If . .Lewis , ..... .. ...I M. . ' 4 - ' .III 41 52. ,,,-.Q :1v,..,,h ' it f I i ' l wwf.. jf yn nf? Q, ,xi , tw ' nf gif.: .. Q 'j.,fi,,.: ,gsmf . vi .g HH. li 'gin J, .. ,fr--is . DANIEL I. McCORMACK JAMES I, MCCORMICK TIMOTHY I. McCORMICK PATRICK A. MCCUSKER ST. THOMAS MORE ST. CHRISTINA ST. LEO Sl- l-EO Student Aid 4, Lion 2 3 4, Oriole 2 3 4, Truck 2 Football Monoger I 2 3, Basketball Class Officer 4, Student Aid 4, Football Science Clubi 2 3 A Manager I 2 3 4 I 2, Truck I JOHN J. McDONALD ST. LEO Closs Officer 2 3 4, Football I 2 34 JOHN C. MCDONNELL CHRIST THE KING Glee Club 3 4, Elocution 4 JOHN F. MCGOWAN ST. FRANCIS DE PAULA Clcss Officer 2 3 MARTIN J. MCLAUGHUN ST. MARY STAR OF THE SEA Sodolity 3 4, CISCA 2 3 4 IOffiCer 4I CISCA News 2 3 4 fEditor 4I, Oriole I 2 3 4 IEditor 41, Skoting Committee 4, Bowling I 2 3, Tennis I 2 3 THOMAS F. MCMANMON ST. FRANCIS DE PAULA Class Officer 2, Football I 2 3 4 MICHAEL P. MCNAMARA ST. BRENDAN S tuclent Aid 4 WAYNE W. MATEJKA ST. JOSEPH Bowling l 2 JAMES P. McNICHOLAS ST. SABINA Honor Roll l 2 3, Class Student Aid A JOSEPH N. MAHONEY ST, BERNADETTE Track 2 4 MICHAEL J. MALPELI ST. LEO Class Officer 2, Bowling EDWARD J. MANZKE SACRED HEART Class Officer 3 4, Basketball l 2 3 4 lCaptoin Al ROBERT P. MASLINSKI VISITATION Band l 2 3 4, Dance Committee 4, Bowling I 2 CHARLES J. MASTRO ST. THOMAS MORE Student Aid A, CrassfCountry l 2 BERNARD J. MATTES ST. GABRIEL Officer l 2 4, I 2 RICHARD C. MATT NATIVITY B, V. M. '?i IS Honor Roll 3, Class Officer 2 3, Student Aid 4, Football l 2 when JOHN J. MATUSIK ST. PANCRATIUS Honor Roll 2 3, Class Officer Student Aid 3 4, Oriole A 234, l 3 1 ,gil ff? NJ' -aw-ww' EUGENE J. MEEHAN ST. BERNADETTE Elocution I EDWARD J. MELODY ST. ETHELREDA HENRY O. MEYER ST. BRENDAN NICHOLAS A. MIKETINAC VISITATION Bond I 2 3 A MICHAEL A. MIKULA ST. SABINA Football Monoger 3 1-1 EDWARD T. MONAHAN SACRED HEART Honor Roll l 23, CIussOttic Club l 2, er I 2 3, Glee ROBERT J. MOORE LEONARD J. MORDIS AN THONY R, MORIARTY EUGENE M MORIARTY ST. CARTHAGE ST. THOMAS MORE VISITATION VISITATION Bowling 3 Honor Roll 3 4, Closs Officer311, Student Aid 4, Football 2 Honor Roll 2 3 Student And A Footboll2 Student Aid 3 4, Glee Club A 'Gif 5-F14 r3ff'f 9 dons' 50011 f? JOHN T. MORRISON DENNIS 1. MULCAHY ST. KILIAN ST. LEO Class Officer 2, Student Aid 3 4, Science Drama l, Basketball l 2 Club l, Skating Cbmmittee 4, Football 2, Swimming l EDMUND W. MURPHY ST. LEO Class Officer l, Promoter League of the Sacred Heart l 2, CISCA 3 4, CISCA News 3 4 fEditor 41, Lion 2 3 4, Oriole 2 3 4 JOHN M. NEALIS ST, BRIDE Honor Roll 3, Cross-Country 23, Swimming l 2 3 MATH EW A. NEMTUSAK ST. THOMAS MORE Honor Roll 2 3, Student Aid 4, Oriole 2 3, Elocution 2 THOMAS M. NICKEL ST. MARGARET OF SCOTLAND Basketball l J. GARY NIEMIEC ST. CAMILLUS THOMAS C. NOEL ST. LEO Class Officer 4, Student Aid 4, Track l 2 3 4 33 GERALD G. MULCAHY ST. LEO Basketball 2 ROBERT E. MULCAHY ST. RAPHAEL 'UT 1'-Q-au., 'i' A f .,,-vw ...wif JAMES H. NORRIS NORBERT R. NOVAK RONALD D. NOWAK DENNIS L. O'CONNELL ST. CARTHAGE ST. MARY MAGDALENE ST. BARBARA OUR LADY OF PEACE Class Officer 4, Student Aid 4 Student Aid 4, EIOCUNOVW 2 Oriole 4, Elocution l, Cross Country T Ps. ,QQQLV l - 2 3 4, Truckl 2 3 4 iCoptoin 4 JOHN J. O'CONNEl.L VISITATION Student Aid 4, Basketball T 2 JAMES P. 0'DONNELL ST. LEO Student Aid 4 ALBERT R. OGAR ST. BASIL Honor Roll l 2 JAMES R. O'HARA ST. LAURENCE Student Aid 3 4, Glee Club l 2 34 GERALD K. OLSON LITTLE FLOWER Closs Officer' T 3, Swimming LEONARD E. OLSON ST. LEO T34 EUGENE A. O'SULLIVAN VISITATION Class Officer I JAMES J. O'MAllEY SACRED HEART Basketball I 2 THOMAS E. O'MEARA ST. LEO Class Officer l EUGENE O'NEll.l. ST, CAJETAN Bowling 2 JOHN P. O'NElLL ST. BEDE THE VENERABLE Cross-Country T 2 3 A, Track JOSEPH E. O'NEILL ST. LEO ROBERT T. 0'NEILL ST. LEO DONALD H. PACKHEISER ST. LAURENCE l 2 GEORGE M. PAPPAS ST. LEO Promofer League of the 2 3 4, Foolball l KENNETH E. PELLETIER ST. THOMAS MORE Sacred HSCIVT Class Officer 4 RALPH G. POUND ST. SABINA Class Officer l, Student Aid 4 ROBERT W. PENN ST. MARY MAGDALENE Honor Roll 2, Class Officer 2, Sfudent Aid 4, Basketball 2 LAWRENCE K. PETERSON SACRED HEART Football I EDWARD P. PIOTROWSKI ST. MARY STAR OF THE SEA Oriole 4, Skating Committee 4, Library Club 2, Bowling 3 RICHARD D. PONCINIE ST. KILIAN Oriole 2 FRANK F. POPOLO Class Officer 3, Football l 2 3 A, Basketball 2 EDWARD J. POPOVITS ST. ETHELREDA JOHN 1. PRINZ OUR LADY OF HUNGARY Honor Roll 2 3, Class Officer 2, Student Honor R0llA2. Band l 2 3 4. B0WllFt9 2 3 Track l 2' Bowllng l 2 3 A Aid'4, Track 3 GERALD L. PRENDERGAST EDWARD W4 PRICE ST. LEO LITTLE FLOWER 36 . GERALD J. RAFFERTY ST. SABINA Honor Roll 2 3, Sladenl Aid 3 4, Class ' . ii rrr - X , . E -- . . .3.. Ty , -: ,gg THOMAS F. RAMSKI PATRICK L. RATTIGAN EDWARD F. RAVE Officer 2, Glee Club 2, Eloculion 2, Cl'-lb 2' Bowling A Football 3 4, Baskelball 3 ROBERT E. REGAN Vl5lTATlON Track 2 MICHAEL T. REILLY ST. THOMAS THE APOSTLE ROGER M. REITMAIER ST. LEO Siudenf Aid 4, Glee Clubl 234, Science Club I, Cross-Country 2 3, Track l CARL T. RENFRO ST. KlLlAN Sfudenl Aid 3 4, Track 2 DONALD K. ROYHL ST. BRENDAN Bowling l 2 3 4 MICHAEL D. SALUSTRO ST. ROSE OF LIMA 37 ST. ETHELREDA ST. CARTHAGE ST. LEO Honor Roll 1 2, Srudenr Aid 4' Library Class Officer 2 4, CISCA 3 4, CISCA Class Officer 2, OrioIe31 News 3 4, Glee Club 2 3 4, Oriolel 2 3 4 fEdifor 3 41, Drama 2 3 4 lPresidenf Al, Elocufion l 2 4 Sgt,-Q - -. i -- 5 l Li. I 72 4 grifllirzrg Q.. aw- .rw-3, ' gy: vmznu WILLIAM A. sci-luuz JAMES c. SHANLEY JEROME R. sHAv STANLEY l- SIOREK st. SABINA st. SABINA st. BARNABAS ST' JOHN OF GOD Football I 2 3 4 Honor Roll 2, Student Aid 3 4 Class Officer I 2, Promoter League of Student Aid A FWHM 1, 'Qi' the Sacred Heart 2 3 4 JOHN G. SKODON ST. THOMAS MORE Honor Roll I 2 3, Student Aid 3 4, Lion 4 RICHARD W. SMITH ST. LEO Football I, Track I 2, Bowling 3 ROBERTJ. SPAETH ST. JUSTIN MARTYR AUGUST W. SPALLA ST. KILIAN Football I JOHN P. STACK ST. ETHELREDA Honor Roll I 2 3, Class Officer I 34, Student Aid 4, Football I 2 3 4 WILLIAM A. STACK LITTLE FLOWER Promoter League of the Sacred Heart I 3 4, Glee Club I 2 3 4, Tennisl 2 38 JOHN T. SWEENEY LITTLE FLOWER Football I 2 3 4, Track 2 4 1 in H, ,Ar JOHN G. STARKUS NATIVITY B. V. M. Swimming I 2 3 WILLIAM J. STENZEL ST. LEO Honor Roll I 2 3, Class Officer 3, Student Aid 3 4, Glee Club I 2 3 4IOf'ficer 4I Lion 4, Oriole 2 3 4, Science Club 3 JEROME P. STOFFEY ST. CAJETAN Glee Club I 2, Elocutian I, Swimming I23 PHILIP S. STOFFEY ST. CAJETAN Class Officer 3, Swimming I 2 3 4 fCaptain 4j JOSEPH P. STUART CHRIST THE KING Honor Roll I 2, Class Officer I, Student Aid 3 4, Glee Club I 2 3 4 IOfficer 4I, Football I 2 3 4 BARRY P. SUGRUE ST. THOMAS MORE Honor Roll I 2 3, Cross-Country I WILLIAM S. SWIDERSKI ST. JUSTIN MARTYR Class Officer 3, Swimming ICaptain 4I - , . .- I - if ..a:.',.,a'2.v5,.'f:',Q -'Q-1, I f it' V M' - . - , 'ali' . 5 I: .4 kk -f .5 V. by -QT: iii? I ' Ti:-.sin 1' . 5315 'nf'-df! LH, pd 'V 4225- .agp JAMES G. TADIN WILLIAM E. WAGNER ST. LEO ST. SABINA 1 2 3 4 Class Officer 2 4, Track I 3 Bowling 2 3 4 39 T19 ,T EDWARD J- WHALEN WILLIAM R. WISNIEWSKI ST- ETHELREDA SS. CYRIL AND METHODIUS Honor Roll I 2, Class Officerl 2, Student Bowling 3 Aid 4, Football I 2 3, Track 2 3 A MICHAEL H. WALIGORA ST. DENIS Honor Roll I 2 RICHARD C. WALSH ST. SABINA THOMAS J. WARD ST. LEO Honor Roll I, Class Officer I, Elocution I 2, Football 2, Basketball I 2 3 4 MATTHEW R. WASIELEWSKI ST, JOHN OF GOD Class Officer I 2, Football 2 RAYMOND M. WEBER ST. MARGARET OF SCOTLAND KEVIN M. WESTERKAMP ST. LEO Cross-Country I 2 3 4, Track I 2 GEORGE E. ZANDER WILLIAM J. ZIMMERMAN ST. SABINA ST, LEO Promoter League of the Sacred Heart 3 CIOSS Officer I 2, Swimming I 40 i ' if 74' I will-k-1 A- TP-fzsefls: 1-' 1 ' ' 3 f 1 3 wig , ii ie? ,Y ':. ' , ii-l'.:.,.., 1 M gg ss F J Baharic Burke . Casey De La Mor Driscoll Emerson Farnan W. Ferchland Flynn R. Forrer 'Y 'f :f: J e v icks ' K' Kelly ssgingffe Q li l -L we W K R Kennedy K ! P. Kobleski 4- V L Kruse 1 K T Kuckerlz Lebbin Leigh McAuliffe G. Mc Conaglwy I Mc Tigue Maday . Media Marks ,. . -.:, ,. -',: T 1 Er- ' L A L '1.',.,, , ll: - . L L ',ll' 5' J O Boyle V, ,slz . , H. Roberts 9 K1 '.,k ,L N 3 f 45155253-Z , ,,.:, P' wiki f W R R ' J Sm k,'l. L '- i i i 'L 'L ' f K W K ' B Thiel 44 5'v4 CLASS OFFICERS J. Gaynor S. Reilly D. Barshis R. Landry J ri 3 - . 2' ,' . - gzwi- CLASS OFFICERS B. De Tineo D. Page K. O'Leory J. Rhouds 316' D. Babcock J. Chaplin J. Chomiok J. Clifford D. Compton P. Dillon T, Edgeworth M. Holpin M. Horrigon R. Healy C. Helzing T. Mct-lole R. Madsen P. Martin T. O'Sheu R, Pope J. Sliteris J, Small J. Smenos H. Smith W. Smith M. Sobyro M. Trisko G. Walsh D. Walton W. Warren R. Witkowski -r 'fbi 2 'Q K S in if P '... - W.. fwim uk?- . P 1-CQ. . 9 I 'Q I 'I' - -15115 . 35 -iggqfgg K I ' 1 'HP ma. A ff-an 4 Q A fr ,..,,.. 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Bliss Burgess Carroll Carroll Cunningham Devine Dunn Fitzgerald Gleason Johnson Johnson Kernaghan Kerrigan Kiefer King Klimczak Krumplewski Kubicki Le Wald Lyons Mc Ca rlhy Mc Gowan Mc lnlosh Mikula D. Murphy T. R. D. T. J. R. J. O'Connell Phelan Serpico Shannon Sleed Swanson Wagner 55 CLASS OFFICERS H. Ruban G. Hendry L. Mc Elherne W 7 ..,,,, ... ,-. ,: . . ' ' 2 .'.. . ,.. L . . . 5 :!35:v'1:iz'g Q . , S -, . . . .. 's i -L . .fwwi -- W-f.. mf .1 :e..g....... fsilaesw ...WJ Knew ...Q if .issifsiigfff Q.s.Wiw1.g:i ei-,swf 1.ssz1e1'fz'1 'i .lEZfQE:a. .'fRsiszsw M 595 5 11.. --ff-211.1121 . W e -vz:u:z'.: gsswss : iiEE5'f7fi11fEf -- .. ' C31 ' I' . W i 1,4 24 ' sf: ' ,i 'lar-F, f. 221,332 lg . f 5 5 ws . H. ' , 5 J Wizffff-T, - 1 .-W... . 355 3 '55fl5.5if45.5gf . 7' . E.f:fi:,Epf: . sl: :S 1 J f qs W, .ff - M 'i 9 vs' 'Qi 2 EH 'Nw-fv - 5. 5, ,L .. 1-. ... 1 if W. ,pi if r .. nz P l 2 df CLASS OFFICERS D. Manzke J. O'Malley P. Nash B. Humphrey 3? R. Rachan J. Ruane B. Rubin T. Sands D. Schnelle W. Talel J. Urbanski W. Walsh R. Weber J. Wehman P, Adams T. Brennan J. Caplis F. Carroccia J. Coleman T. Conley J. English Flalley W. T, Hardin J. Hurley T. Hyland C. Konralh O R. Kralzer E. Lauber E. Loftus R, Lovell Malpeli J. Miller R. Mrozek G. O'Donnell H. W. O'Donnell K. Philipps J. Pinfaro T. Prosapio ,, . ,E A 1 i if T we Q 'Q .. 1 . . T 455 f 2 . I f 3 5 ' J -' 5 -. 1 , . , . if ' -.k - if 1 'Q . . .-ff Q 4 T N. lx-ff 5 V ' ...sm .-4 W Lf AN-I . rw ,-asf, .- S glam wa. ' Emilie: Nb-. ' f rg E ,f sl ,' 'Y -.wer ,ff I .r ef 1I'N f .. . -1 o.J Q. f ... I J J Eiififi . , Q . . 'Milf T' ' V. . ' Il .. V gag QQ? K -W 2 u....f 1?f52? l ws sr? f 'ff P. 7: f- i 'W '5f?if' . - A K 1- , ' . ,. J 2 W 5 . A i .J 1. Ex A K. -,fs J. 3 K ffirrf ' ' fr5v,.,4 E ' pgfygia Zi f eff? -22 Lg-12. 'N L,-vu.-Q, , h . 5 'figfm ' 3:52 -' . E . 5 Q' l s ,f 'S . , 1 If ? - 2 Q ,..., , Q swim ,.,,., .. . pf' alr' . 2 .4. V' Q.. .. 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Finno lTreusurerl SECOND ROW: E. Young, R. Luelkemeyer, P. McAleer, J. Sochor, J. Doll lPresidenll, J. Phelan, L. Ryan lSecrelaryl D. Marlin, M. Condron lVice-presldenlj, M. Nowakowski, K, Barnes, R. Baal FRONT ROW: D. Balchunas, G. Munno lTreasurerl, W. Tasch, R. Conway, W. Martin, W. Hart, P, Patterson, J. Hixon F. Gohr, W. Farnan TOP ROW W. Brennan, M. Connolly, W. McConaghy, M. Healy, G. Peterson, D. Scl'1attelTreusurerl, J. Branl-:in lVice-presiclentl, J. Slrzelecki lSecretaryl, M. Konieczka, R. La Bedz, J. Cosgrove, A. Grove, C. Radgowski SECOND ROW R. Paiak, W. Cornlield,K.Leo, R. Lee, J. LaCloche, W. Power, R. Blazak, W. Ward, L. Wedryk, R. Lehner, T. Durlcin lPresidentl FRONT ROW C. Whalen, P. Luchsinger, C. Zurek, M. Nardulli, A. Marks, H. Endzelis, J. Morgan, D. Smith, M. Hartmann, W. Delaney TOP ROW: J. Tobin lSecre9aryl, R. Pope, J. Hebreard,J. Pecka, S. Morris, T. Enright lVice-presidenil, E. O'MaIley, A. Mellens, T. Ruane, T. Brann, J. Kranz SECOND ROW: K. Raflerly, R. Hardesly, J. Fee, W. While lPresidenfl, T, Franchalla, M. Hesek, J. Gavagan, E. Noyes, A. Nykiel, J. Cari FRONT ROW: J. Ward, J. Wilger Ureasurefrl, J. Riggenbach, W, Reker, R. McNamara, J. Bondi, M. Radziewicz, E Winsiead, J, McGivney TOP ROW: R. Jeffers, D. Daly, G. Driscoll, J. Conway, L. Cramer lSecrefaryl, W. Sheehan, W, Davis, J. Matson, N. Laulerbach, J. McNamara, C. Kybarlas, R. Pappas, J. Derby SECOND ROW: J. Loughrey, E. Maloney, T. Bellik, J. Hincks, P. Lynch lVice-presidenfl, P. Barry lTreasurerl, W. Reilly, G. Augustyniak, D. Kelly, W. Jameson FRONT ROW: D. McGuire, J. O'Neill lPresidenIl, J. Kalchbrenner, M. Lovin, J. Blazys, W. Feusahrens, M. Delohery, G. Halper, T. Sheils, A. Nicholson TOP ROW: T. Blanz, T.Murphy,W.O'Brien, H. Esolala, T, Sherman, W. Bresingham, G. Sinlic, J. Zydek lPresidenIl, R. Malyslciel, J. McGelrick, W, Kolaselc, R. Zaidlicz, P. Evans SECOND ROW: N. Sullivan lTreasurerl F. Bresnahan, R. Preiser, E. Bannon, T. Dryer, G. Neumann, T. Gibbons J. Doran lVice-presidenll, P. McAdams, F. Haggerty, D. Hard FRONT ROW. G. Neeson, M. Power, C, May, B. DeBerry, P. Meinardus, J. Mastro, T. Doyle, E. Mulcahy, J. Conlisk C. Schoper TOP ROW T. Cesarz, F. Schreiner, E. Kennelly, W. Kuiawa, J. Grinnan, J, Corrigan, T. Killoran, J. McElligoH, R. Hogan, R. Walsh, K. O'Brien, J. Gallagher, M. Gorman lVicepresidenil SECOND ROW: J. Montelpasse, M. Doody, J. Abbolf lTreasurerl, T. Brennan, M. Bolsoni, C. Delegalo, M. O'Connell, J. McGowan, W. O'Sullivan, J. Goudie, J. Sullivan lPresidenfl FRONT ROW W. Gill, M. Genlile, R. Dauphinais, S. MacDermoM, J. Ciurei lSecrelaryj, A. Jackson, N. Zingaro, G. Thomas, E. Beregsasy, D, Nowak TOP ROW R. Olson, M. Kane, R, Jones, T. Flynn, B. Winkelman, J. Reilly, B. Geisler, T, Durkin, W. Cooper, T. Groiia, J. Pfeiffer, A. Bull SECOND ROW: J. Georon, T. O'Brien, P. Conaglian, J. Gogola fPresidenfj, A. Vaisius lVi:e-presidenfl, J. Rucker, A Ulmer, J. Mclnerney Ureasurerl, R, Slubilsclw, W. Lynch FRONT ROW: E. Banks, R. McKee, S. Finch, J. O'Keefe, B. Keane, R. Harper, C. Riordan, R, Stearns lSecrefaryl, M Sieele, J. Mescall 6 T TOP ROW: S. Sosnowslci Ureusurerl, R. Murpl1y,lPresidenll, J. Mega, K. Sullivan, T. Brown, G. Adams, R. 1 Oeiselrnan, B. Bukauski, D. Gonsiorek, R. Leslie, B, Hleiko, W. Mulvaney SECOND ROW C, Lealce, J. Ward, T. Hansen lVicepresidenlj, V. Dyrel-4, T. Foley, A. Kaiser, J. Sherrod, T. Linden, M. Tribe, T. Hynes lSecreiaryl, D. Lang FRONT ROW: F. Egan, D. Casey, T. Zoleke, R. Nou, R. Greig, R. Nysirom, W. Gabel, J. Foster, - 3-3ihi 99 ik'38d l.. Burke, P.McGrecl,J.Wicl1ierrnanlTreosurerl, R. McNeal, M. Massingole, R, Freudenlhal, M, Cleary J. lngrom, K. Kanlor, D. Crabb lPresiden1j, J, Gillen,-T. Kurland, J. Zurek B. Flisk, J, Johnson, J. Juslic, J. Grabarek, R. Sloan, J. Shine, T. Smiley, M. Gleason, J, O'Connor J. Hughes, T, Carollo lVice-presidenfl, E. Bari, W. Bolton, M. Joyce, R. Bulclwer lSecrelaryj, J. Hastings L. Borllw, M. Pauls, R. Sclwwarlz M. Miclmiewicz lVice-presidenil, D. Ade, M, Ferguson, W. Gresk, W. Dowes, R. Toomey, P. Nealis, F. Rove, R. Hoberlcorn, R. Bannon lSecre9cryJ, l'l. Barclay, J. Kapnick K. lacullo,J, Rrendergasi,M.Sexlon,M,GibBons, F, Arona, J. Sanok, J. Brennan, K. Boylan, W. Dickerson, R. Slirzen G. Dugan,F.Cl'1risiiono,E.Rfleger,R, Loftus lPresidenfl, T. Moore, W. Spellrnan, J. Sullivan, T, O'Sl1ea, M. Piefrzylc, D. Riggenbaclw 1 D. Enright, J. Crishanw, R. Lafek, M. Dixon, M. Balchunos, P. McGann, M, Bowler, T. Campbell, W. Riebel, F Brandys, J, MaJoney, A. Tanney, J, Jordan W, Laffey, W. GansLOSel, P. Siewarf, M. Lyons, P. Walsh, E, Mamlo, E. EbeL TPresidenH, T. DQLTO, W. Corrigan, J, HOLE, J. Lanari I J. Halpwn, J. Gannon QVice-presidenil, L. Kenny, S. Ogar TSecre0uryi, R. Kenny TTreasurerJ, M. Basse, W. Flynn, .I. Andrasco, D. Ward D. Dalach, P. Hodur, L. Sawucki, R. Pino, T. MohorekfPresidenfl, R. KeILeher1TreasurerJ, E. Houlrhan, F, Kamaral, G. Brown, W. Burke LSecreiaryJ, A. Rirnkus, C. Thunnand, M. Harris L. Feil, M. Drunga TVice-presidlenh, J. Syrovatka, J. McALIisfer, B. Colllns, R. Kalyanis, S. Thomas, R. I Maiers, R. Madden, J, MCSherry, L. Tarnowskn, R. Zienty, E, Hartney E. Blakey, R. Rohrbach, T. Strzelczyk, J. Howe, P. Lyons, A. Koslowski, J. Dorn, J. Mackey, L. Walsh, L. Solris, P, Hilbring TOP ROW. L. Czernik, D. Joslyn, B, Andrews, R. Bresnahan, M. Bresnahan, R. Kalcl1brennerlPresiden1l, L. Proselc J, Hunl, J. Gilhooly, R. Sullivan, A, Gilmour, R, McCabe, J. McCarthy SECOND ROW. D. Raslall, D, Doeden, M. Mackey, J. Furlong, R. Roche, E. Olwde, T. Veillw, D, Sexlon, T. Marren,J Rocl1e,J.McGralh,R.Cl1eek,A.Kundro1lTreasurerl, P. Muellner. FRONT ROW. W. Kennelly lSecrefaryl, F. Mararfino lVice-presidenil, E. Olszewski, D. Hammer, K. Ford, R. Esposilo J. Dominguez, J. Wall, T. Egan, R. Johnslon, T. Conwell. TOP ROW. J. Lynch, T. Connors Ureasurerl, L. Trenlz, R. Hughes, M. Croke, S. Jones, J. Jackson, J. Ralence, L Korplsclw, M. McCyaryey, M. Burica, L. Carr, M. Kelly lPresiden!l SECOND ROW S. While lSecre1aryl, T. Bischof, E, Riordan, D. Day, D. Doherly, D. Anderson, T. Bogdan, R. Classen R. Beazley, R. Allen, T. Duncan, G. Lyncl1lVice-presidenll FRONT ROW: G, Curran, R. Gaffney, J. Denny, R. Fitzgerald, E. Latham, P. McGuigan, D. Kllray, J. Lawrence, T Menig, R. Kane x S TOR ROW. R. Slalse, T. Woolley, T. O'LDorwell, J. Mcl'lale, F Hallgarda, M Hogan ,Treasurerg C1 Raszkiewicz, W, O'Hallovan, J Carvell, T. Mplnemey, J. Rlwrlllps, l Rosearx, D,Wurma1 President SECOND ROW: l. Sclwmaclwer, T. McCue, P. Oeoppo, D. Daly, M. Casey, R. Movrcale, O, Zlelmslm uSecreloryl. J. I ll BanrwolVice-Presidenfl, E Tlllalsan, R. Lyons, B Byrne, L. Nilsnlwe, T. Walla , FRONT ROW- J. Spellman, B. Morgan, G. Williams, R. O'Neill, J. Carey, E. Torpey, R, McMahon, J. Schneider, J. TOR ROW- SECONT3 ROW FRONT ROW Pl0ll1,B Kaclwvlr G, Evans, J. Brophy, D, Kablalc, R. Harrls, J. Lazmxelli, R. Koop, M. Lowe, R. O'Bvueu Presidenl- Russell, F Luclwsmger Secrefaryl, B, Bock, T. Powers, Q, Rogers Vice-presiden? ,S. In Boyle, M, O'Bclrne, J. Davm, T Hmz, J. Slarvley, 1, La Roclwallej Bugner, E. O'Dvlrwewll Treasurer, E. Daly, O. Dill, C. Cayer, R. Muller, A. Tamosa J. Slemmelz, H. Solms, R. Salma, M. Walslv, C.McReaCly, M. Ward, R Craven, l. Wlvalem, N. 0 WTsrwiewskl, C, Mo re an A TOP ROW: J. Manhatton, M. O'Brien, R. Howicz, A. Adent,J.Kovaka,G. StanovichlVice-presidentl, R. Rose lTrensurerl, P. Fitzgerald, J. Oualter, M, Reece, E. McKinney, M. Koegel, W. Norton SECOND ROW: D. Albano, E. Howe, A. Vaiclcus, R. Walsh,J. Slesser, R. Jennings, M. Rasmussen, J. Tremmel lPresidentl, M. Cokeley, K. Connelly, D. Cardin, R. Lux FRONT ROW: J. Rolwrer, B. Zeisel, M. Finn, T. O'Brien lSecretaryl, J. Moss, J. Dickson, R. Sheelwy, M. Corcoran, M. Linkloter, M. Gill, W. Soraglwan TOP ROW. J. Sullivan, K. Swiderski, T,Hogan, R. Galassi, H. Baker, R. Szczesniak, K. Freeze lPresidenll, B. Larmon J. Considine, G. Rouen, S. Jones, D. Hackman, M. Walsh lVice-presidentl, L. Skobba SECOND ROW J. Finnan, T, Hanlon, M. Dwyer, N. Cozzolino, C. Woyner, A. DeBalla, F. Schmidt, D. Westerkamp E. Haggerty, J. Leavitt lTrecsurerl FRONT ROW. J, Carrington, T. Bartkus lSecretoryl, J. Carollo, J. Sheehy, J. Gorham, J. Knechtges, P. Quinn, A Clemons, L. Goulding TOP ROW: D. O'Malley, F. Boa! ISecreiuryJ, L. RoberIs,J.McGregor, D. Gehr1PresidenOj, K. Nolan, K. Pickering, D. Schuliz, F. Franke, F. Sadler, R. Morrissey, J. Duffy, L. Hopmon CVi:e-presidenlj, J. Linden me LW. SECOND ROW: R. SpuehIer,K.Wo1Jer, T.Mescall, E. Spence, W. Lepore, T. Roche, R. Chessore, W. Carlson, L. Mcpolin, J J. Canzone, P. Spengler, W. Watts, J. Casey, S, Pagorek CTreasurer FRONT ROW. J. Murphy, S. Ranicucci, G. Byrne, W.Pr1ce, R.Madigan, P.Arnedio,J.Sheehy, R. Cody, A. Vik ,,,.....-,v .W ...N- '53 ,YQ -Q-Q-Mi 5 ftmviv W . ..... W. .L ........... ..... M img: .imm-My-ww f .. IC ,wk 'ww U 4 lyk! MRS. H. A. FORRER MRS. J. GLEASON MRS. W. J. HUGHES MRS. L. A. DOLL MRS. J. NOYES President Vice-President Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasurer fm ,Mothers ' Klub The Leo Mothers' Club, celebrating its 30th anniversary this year, has contributed much toward the improvement and modernization of the facilities of this school. Under the direction of Br. J. D. Carr, it has sponsored many social events to provide funds for these improvements, and opportunities for the mothers to become acquainted with the various facets of the school's activities. The Mothers' Club has highlighted its anniversary year with the donation of new BR.J. D. CARR equipment for the office, library, and cafeteria. lts calendar of events has included the Modemlo' Welcome for the Freshman Mothers, the annual Card Party, and the Christmas Party for the Brothers. Two especially successful endeavors on its part were the Theater Party at Drury Lane, which was enioyed by all, and the raffle ofthe mink coat. Among the Spiritual activities of the year were the Communion Breakfast for the graduates, the Day of Recollection for the Mothers, and the Memorial Mass for Leo Students who sacrificed their lives for their country. MRS. L. KRUSE MRS. T. BOURKE MRS. W. DONNELLAN MRS. C. KUJAWA MRS. H. LANUTI Alumni Vlcepfesldenl Senior ViC9'P eSldenf Junior Vice-President Sophomore Vice-President Freshman VicePresident 64 PART OF THE LOOT AT THE MOTHERS' ORBIT PARTY LEO ASTRONAUTS POSE FOR A PUBLICITY SHOT BR. CARR AND SANTA'S HELPER CHECK OVER THE GIFTS AND DECORATIONS FOR THE CHRISTMAS PARTY fa. A 'FULL HOUSE' AT THE MOTHERS' CLUB CARD PARTY , ,,! ......::,..,... ::,: M 35 VA,k M, , S I I A. .. if . ,V 'L - If. if ,L ? QT- I y 'If ' ' V L- 5 1 i JOHN F. SURANE STANLEY STRZELECKI WILLIAM POWER LEE H. KRLJSE IQSEPH CARQU-Q PreSiderli Vice-President Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasure, BR. W. P. O'KEEFE Moderator BR. J. R. COMACK Moderator Qatlzers ' 61116 The Leo Fathers' Club has grown to become one of the most important organizations of the school. Its moral and financial support ot the extra- curricular activities at Leo contributes immeasurably toward the continued success ot these endeavors. Annually, the Fathers' Club sponsors the Banquets honoring those students who take part in Leo's athletic and activity programs, the summer football camp, and the insurance plan to guarantee an education for students whose fathers are deceased. Leo thanks the fathers whose enthusiasm, devotion and generosity have made this another rewarding year for all. J. STACK RECEIVES HIS AWARD AT THE TESTIMONIAL BANQUET BREAD LINE AT THE FATHERS AND SONS NIGHT -. 4 K r MYSTERY GUEST TOTALLY UNPREPAREDW TO SPEAK LEO FATHERS PUT THE FINISHING TOUCHES ON THE NEW GLEE CLUB RISERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Lee Kruse, Tim O'Leory, Jerry Mulcahy Nw.-av' FRED J. STENZEL FRED A, SCALETTA JOHN RIGGENBACH JOHN BUONER SGNTOI' ViC9-PFBSTUGHT Junior Vice-Presidenf Sophomore Vice-Presidenf Freshman VicoPresidenl 67 MR. P. J. ALLEGRETTI BR. R. L. MCDERMOTT BR. J. G. BIELEN MR. J. RGNLLAGHER Senior Guidance Junior Counseling Scholarship Data Eaunscling l96l-62 has witnessed a startling expansion of the Guidance Department. Eight faculty members are now engaged in exploring allcollege and careeropportunities open to high school graduates. As a resultof the ettorts of the Counselors, the Leo student is better equipped to choose that career which is particularly suited to his abilities. BR. D. P. MCDONOUGH MR. R. J. BLIDE College Applications 'NJ New MR. ALLEGRETTI CHECKS COLLEGE BOARD RESULTS FOR TWO ANXIOUS SENIORS Br. P. D. MCCORMACK MR. J. F. KEANE Career Counseling COLLEGE NIGHT Q -Q-S-lug. BR P D. MCcoRMAcK BR, J. B. NASH BR. J. G. BIELEN BR. W. G. ACKER Activities Co-ordinator Sodality CISCA Kcligiaus Activities The annual Retreats, the Spiritual Direction of Father Murphy, and the work of the.Religious Activities are calculated to place before Leo men the ideals taught by Christ. The Sodality has united a group of Leo students in the pursuit of perfection. This elite corps binds itself by promise to a program of prayer and charitable works, designed to lead them unerringly on this course. The Sodality might be regarded as a Ieaven, which raises the level of spiritual life at Leo by the example of its members. The League of the Sacred Heart endeavors to spread devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus. To this end, the League encourages attendance at First Friday Mass and prayer for the Pope's intentions. CISCA is intended to train Catholic students in Catholic Action. CISCA sponsors, and Leo contributes to, the Day of Motivation, the monthly Holy Hours, the weekly Saturday Forums, the Candy Drive for orphans, and periodic meetings of delegates. True Leo men look forward each year to the Retreat, a triduum of con- templation which reminds them ofthe spiritual dangers to be encountered in life, and suggests the means for overcoming them. it Vocations BR. J. B. SLOAN Missions FR. WILLIAM MURPHY Chaplain 'five . . 'H SENIOR SODALISTS B. Kernoghcn, J. Rhouds, L. Kruse, M. llko, H. Roberts, J. De Lu Mor, M. McLoughlin adality FATHER MURPHY OFFICIATES AT THE SODALITY INDUCTION JUNIOR SODALISTS TOP ROW: T. Du rkin, W. Cornfield, F. Franke, B. Bukcluski, J. Pfeiffer, J. Doll, J. LoCloche FRONT ROW: T. Bortkus, D. Walton, T. Duncan, T. Morren, J Leavitt, D. Bulchunos Gisca LEO CISCA REPRESENTATIVES E. Murphy, P. Roffigon, R. Kennedy, M. McLoughlin I I OCTOBER ROSA RY DEVOTIONS 1 I I f I atlmlic LENTEN BREAKEASTS ENABLE MANY LEO MEN TO RECEIVE COMMUNION DAILY 72 if - , u I T .. I DI gf ' , . Z V L zy Q. X L.. Jgvgf, K A 7 , I T 4- , ,E-' ,qw , my gg , - I ' r ' I+' i I 4 ,Q , Q I . T, A I , M I ,ag I' Af vw I E I I -fx, ,W I., fa' tr fn 'IJ -TIMIQI' T 5 , - ,E I I I 1 6 . ,, .7 ,, Y '. - s f I 4 ' L.':k E ,gg I' h :Agfa X71 S' ef ,TVX I. In W -I -- 'ffC4f.7. ,Aff ,1 n In-,, pd. M LV - -ff ' I - fu .12 W g,,yf'w , , , M life '35 4 WI- N , f'7l'f-,- I xiggv , K0 57'hL - ,Q W ? I I? A I ?w?yw'f3g Lfzgj ...x V ' ,QT ' - ' , A , y , I 1 fff , I r ,wx A I A I ., It Q - 4. 1-ygww V, I ,QA 5 ...I half' 1 ff. lst-L Q 'M -,gr f '. Avxll- I I -- .,.--' x ,, 'S' 4 Q, 5' TE' .. ,ML kifgnm A . .1 PA, K I .YH H HV, I Q, ,gms .A . ,V , L . I Q THE ORPHANS AT GUARDIAN ANGEL ROMP AT THE SODALITY FIELD DAY SODALISTS LEARN TO GIVE THEMSELVES AS WELL AS THEIR TIME AND TALENTS ,Actian TEMPTATION I Publications 'ALL RIGHT, MURPH! WHEN ARE YOU COMING UP WITH THOSE PlCTURES? PUBLICATIONS BURNS A LITTLE 'MIDNIGHT OIL' Each year a small group ,62 of ambitious students undertakes the task of publishing a volume designed to commemorate the prominent persons, places, and events which make a school year worth remembering. An innovation in the '62 Lion is to befound inthe arrangement of the religious activities, the publications, the music and the maior athletics sections, Since last year's effort was well re- BR. P. D. MCCORMACK BR. W. C. MARTIN Oriole Moderator Lion Moderator Volume 34 of the Oriole, under its new moderator 2711: Oriule undergone many interesting changes. A new feature, Br. McCormack, has Spotlight , focuses attention on some of the lesser-known activities, so that their achievements do not go unnoticed. Several issues now publish articles by students not con- nected with the staff, thus revealing hidden talent. The Lion of the Month , which features an active student, as well as other new columns, have served to familiarize Oriole readers with every facet of lite at Leo. An appealing layout has been achieved by the inclusion of many more pictures than previously, including montages of the featured activities and portraits of the several columnists. One of the maior changes which occurred during this year was the addition of an insert, once for the Christmas edition and once for the Junior edition. This latter set a precedent, making the Junior edition part of o regular issue so that there was no break in the continuity of news coverage. ceived, the twcrpiece cover was again selected. After much experimentation, the constellation Leo, with some variations in design, was adopted as the theme. The generous ccroperation of the teachers and of the moderators of various activities, together with the efforts of our moderator, Br. Martin, to shape us into an industrious and efficient unit, mode possible the comple- tion of this work in time to make the deadline. R117 P. RATTIGAN M. Mc LAUGHUN Feature Editor Sporh Edlbr WORK HORSES OF THE ORIOLE STAFF: W. Slenzel, K. Prevlti, R. Buchler, J. Coleman, J. Mafusak, D. Cmeylo U16 Orialc TYPISTS. A. Kloiber, D. Kennedy, E. Pieirowski. , Y 4.9 ,ing E. RAVE Coiumnisi ORIOLE STAFF REPORTERS STANDING: G. McConaghy, SEATED: R. Forrer, D. O' .-ff -f 3. 1' .ss . 5 X J.DE LAMAR Columnist D. McCormack, R. Kennedy, J. Strom, K. Barnes Connell, D. Barshis, A. Grove, R. Bauer + Q :Z Q M 1. L '- f '62 Zion W., D. FITZGERALD E. MURPHY Lion Edifors far.-:J-,...5'I.,'1.w... w,-- , W I K 5 X 5 A h T4 a .41 A 1 ., ,:,, S' E31 sl 'T' .45 3 ,f'rT '-K I 3 Q .?,ff' + Q , M 1 riff ax? T A ,ffg 'fy T: .T . A A ETTT , 4.1 A A. THE SATURDAY STAFF Ns., WHY NOT SHAPE THE PAGE TO THE PICTURE? FOREGROUNDz W, Sfenzel, D. Fihgerald, E. Murphy BACKGROUND: R. Chapman, D. Crneyla THE SPORTS DESK A, Cook, M. Fagan, T. Karr ANYBODY FOR TIC-TAC-TOE? G. McConaghy, J. Smenos, R. Bauer, W. Borbas, L. LaPor1a D McCormack v-'- ' ...Wm 40' Publications THE ORIOLE IS SNAPPED UP BY THE PUBLIC SENIORS SIGN ON FOR THE YEARBOOK PRIDE OF THE DARKROOM TOP ROW: E. Bitten, O. Dempsey, J. Lenihan, E. Moriarity, R. Earley, D. McCormack, C. Desch, J. Shanley S Garb SECOND ROW P. Becker, T. Bowes, L. La Porta, R. Penn, M. Fagan, J, McNichoIas, R. Kankus, R. Frey, J. Skodon B Amar FRONT ROW R. Mattis, G. Prendergcst, R. Reitmaier, J. Morrison, E. Bauernfreund, T. Ramski, R. Nowak, M. Fiske E Monahan YA SEE, THIS LINE A-B . . . WELL, IT SEEMS THIS FELLA CAESAR WAS CROSSING THE RIVER . . . 1' Student Aid Crafty men condemn studies, simple men admire them, and wise men use them. This could well be the motto of the Student Aid program. The wise men com- prising this group might be placed in two catagories: those humble enough to learn, and those charitable enough to teach. Both students and tutors must relinquish their time, labor diligently, and co-operate thoroughly. Student Aid is not a one-way street. The benefits to the recipients are a matter ot scholastic record, the contribu- tions of their mentors receive recognition of a more permanent kind. BR. J. B. NASH Br, J. C. BARWIN - Moderators L. Feil, P. Muellner, T. Hanlon, R. Miller, R. Moiers, M. Dixon, p, McAdams' J, Lanufil C, Mqlinowgki' W, Kennellyl D, Kubiqkl S. OQUV, R. ROl1VlD0Cl1.J-M0l0ft9Y, T- B0fll1US R. Kenny, J. Banno, E. Daly, R. Johnston, W. McConaghy vienna' 61116 The Science Club, in its third year of activity, drew its members from freshmen and sophomores interested in research beyond the curriculum. ln addition to basic instruction in chemistry, physics and biology, the young scientists were provided with the incentive to explore new and uncommon aspects of the sciences. Evidence ofthe success of the Science Club in achieving its purpose was manifested at the Chicago District Science Fair, where many Leo entries merited superior awards. ,,.. A L BR. C.B. MILLER BR. J.G. BIELEN Moderators J. Lazzaretti, J.Schmidt, R.Roche, H.Honore,M. Dixon, L. Kenny W. Flynn D, McCormack, T. O'Shea, C. Radgowski, J. Strom BR. W. P. O'KEEFE Moderator BR. J. R. COMACK Moderator Dances The annual Homecoming Dance, which was presented at the Holiday Club on October 3lst, was highlighted by the coronation ot Gretchen Hetzler the date ot His Excellency Bill Schultz. The second dance--the only one to which the entire student body was invited--was the Holiday Hop. Although this event was announced only shortly before the date set, it proved to be a success. Music for the Homecoming and Christmas dances was provided by the Holiday Seven Plus One. The M 8 M Club in the Merchandise Mart provided the setting for the tocal point of Leo's social activitiesu the Senior Prom. Lin Blaisdell, fur- nished the rhythm on this gala occasion. .vi .sf fi, DANCE COMMITTEE R. Kankus, J. Halper, L. LaPorta, J. Donovan, M, Fagan MIXING IT UP AT THE HOLIDAY QUEEN GRETCHEN RECEIVES A BOUOUET FROM HER ESCORT BILL SCHULTZ: MRS. WAYNE OLSON OFFICIATES D QUEEN LEAD THE AN me HOMECOMLNG EWG CORQNAHON WALT Jafsm P. RATTIGAN PORTRAYS A DEATH CELL CONVERSION IT TAKES A LOT OF GREASE PAINT TO BRING OUT THE 'CHARACTER' LINES Drama BR. J. B, NASH Moderator B. HUMPHREY IS PREPARED FOR THE CHAIR BY C MURRAY AS D. SAPIENZA, J. SEPESI, P. MARTIN AND P RATTIGAN REFLECT THE TENSENESS OF TI-IE SCENE Cut it out, Greaserln screamed the hoodlum punk, bedraggled and tense after a sleepless night. Afraid of the Dark, the first of two plays put on by Leo's Drama Society and the firstunder its new moderator- director Br. Nash, reached an exciting climax. Inspired in the possession of a completely furnished set, ond encouraged by the applause from six responsive audiences, the actors performed with both ability and confidence. The second effort of the now-famous thespians stands as a tribute to the directing ability of Br. Nash. Taking a well-known classic, The Monkey's Paw, the youthful producer applied a new twist which had the audience doubled with laughter. With two memorable productions behind them, Leo's Genesions are bound for the heights, and with them go our hearty congratulations for a iob well done. li MTH 2 T. SHERMAN AND K- LEO MAN THE CURTAINS K. PREVITI ADDS A LITTLE REALISM TO THE CELL BLOCK ,Cibrary Klub THE MEN WHO MAKE THE LIBRARY RUN SMOOTHLY J. Jameson, J, Coleman, F. Dieirich, Br. J. D. O'Dwyer, J. Maison, J. Conlisk, R. Siirzen 5 kating I ri 5 SKATING COMMITTEE STANDING: J. Carroll, J. Morrison, A. Kloiber BR. P. D. M CORMACK C SEATED: J. Logue, M. McLoughlin, M. Kobor Moderator .. ..,......,..,.. , mmwwfrmmm... ROLLER PARTY AT SABINA THE BROTHERS JUST NATURALLY TAKE TO THE ICE OPEN ICE AT KIRBY'S--BEFORE THE CROWD ARRIVED ...endif BR. W. G. ACKER BR. W. P. O'KEEFE BR. J. R. COMACK Bond M0d9'0l0 Glee Club Moderator G lee Club Moderator The Band, which is known by football fans as a marching unit, left the field in November to appear again at Aquinas, Mother of Sorrows, and Longwood. In addition to this, thirty selected players from Leo and thirty from Brother Rice combined efforts in April to put on a command performance at Detroit. The Spring Music Festival culminated the year's activities for the Band, Playing to an appreciative S. R. O. audience on two successive nights brought home to each ofthe musicians that the long hours of practice had indeed been worth it. At the Spring Concert the Glee Club observed Mr. Manna's fifth year as director by singing selections from the past four seasons. A medley of numbers from My Fair Lady l'58l, South Pacific l'59l, Porgy and Bess l'6Ol, and The Sound of Music l'6ll sounded a nostalgic note, not only for the audience, butalso for the veteran members of the Glee Club. The main theme of this year's Spring Concert was taken from the highly praised musical Wildcat. This year l25 Leo boys, together with l2O girls from Visitation, Long- wood, Mercy, Aquinas, Mother McAuley, and other schools in the vicinity combined to form the finest Glee Club in recent Leo history. BAND OFFICERS Music MR. L. J. HENNING Band Director -- MR. F. J. MANNA Glee Club Director GLEE CLUB OFFICERS B. Amar, E. Bauernfreund, J, Kurlgnd W. Stenzel, P. McAllister, A, Collins, J. Stuart R93 CLARINETS STANDING: M. Konieaka, O. Dempsey, W. Bresingham, M. lll-co, T. Dryer, J. McGetrick, M. Harrigan, B. Amar, R. Kill, J. LoCloche, R. Maslinski, M. Kobar SEATED: J. Rhoads, V. Gugliuzza, E. Price, J. McAllister, E. Hartney, R. Barton, H. Solms FLUTES AND OBOE STANDING: R. McDowell, C. Murray SEATED: W. O'Donnell, D. Smitl'1,J. Brankin BARITONES AND FRENCH HORNS STANDING. J. Justic, N. Miketinac, C. Desch, T. Gibbons SEATED: M. Powers, D. Davis, R. Rohrbach SAXOPHONES STANDING: R. Moran, D. Scbatte, R. Matyslriel, J. Kurland, L. Sawicki, J. Carroll, J. McGrath SEATED1 M. Hartman, R, Paiak, T. Boyle, M. Pauls, R. Healy TROMBONES STANDING: M.Walsl1, L. Barth SEATED: J. O'Connor, D. Compton, W. Kotasek TUBAS R. Witkowski, E. Bauernfreund, K. Kantor, G. Sintic TRUMPETS STANDING: G. Peterson, R. McNeal, W. Burke, W. McConaghy, J. Wichterman, J. Gillen, L. Hopman, D. Dalach SEATED: P. Hodur, L. Roberts, D. Hard, T. Kurland, B.Humpl1rey,C.Wl1alen, G. Moore PERCUSSION D. Smith, M. Gleason, J. Urbanski, J. Dorn, C. Rodgowski, G. Neumann, P. Madigan, J. Zydek, F. Sadler, P. Meincrdus B6 W f fx fa M: if xg.X X 2 , Q 1 f Q Q i W W Q T 1 A , fl ' Q 2 f Y g ui, f ' i 1.5 - ,. ,,,, , , A ,. T' in V uf W 3 f , Q fy, 7 5 ' ' fa? 2 - qmmwy. V-, u Q 54, I my f Q V. , I 1+ R ,, '--' Q iff I ,af ' ' ' m!'SW' 'I A ' K A' 'E' N H gg A-K j A 2? 1 , V 'Z t V' ..,,,, Vai Q M- W .W jg, 7,3 , A , fy---4 , '-' 45541 if ,,,,gJ T .v , I L ,W . A Q39 'TQ . n A ' . 1 aiws' f H . 2 - - .Ag S HA -L I 1 3 '-' fn, 5 gk i ff mf 'Q F -of x i X a Q T I 5 K E 1 r 2 I K STRTKE UP THE BAND LIMBERING UP WITH LEO THE SWING BAND 89 FIRST TENORS: TOP ROW: J.Slanley,M.Harris,M.Drunga, R. Madden, R. Kelleher, W. Powers, T. Sherman, R. Blazak, T. Powers THIRD ROW: J. Davis, J. English, R. Zienly, A. Marks, R. McSherry, W. Delaney, J. Bugner SECOND ROW: D. Hilbring, Cv. Neeson, J. Whalen, L. Feil, G. Byrne, P. Luchsinger, M. Ward FRONT ROW: T. Slrzelczylc, L. Sollis, L. Walsh, T. Mescall, J. Mackey, N. Wisniewski, J. Sleinmefz SECOND TENORS: TOP ROW: L. Burke, M. Connolly, T. Brennan, R. La Mare, G. Kal- vaifis, W. Walsh, T. Murphy, A. Rimkus, T. Smiley SECOND ROW: M. Nordulli, S. Thomas, R. Lee, F. Haggerty, J, Duffy, J. John- son, N. Sullivan, L. Tarnowski, R. Kalvailis FRONT ROW. A. Carollo, C. May, R. Mc- Namara, J. Rochelle, E. O'Donnell, J. Morgan, G. McReady, R. Craven .s maiwfk. FIRST BASSES: TOP ROW: W. O'Brien, P. Marlin, M. Massingale, M. Halpin, F. Franke, R. Freudenlhal, T. Edgeworlh, R. LaBedz THIRD ROW: M. Jezierski, J. Ruane, J. Cos- grave, T. Mohorek, J. Brown, R. O'Brien, W. Brennan SECOND ROW: C. Tlwurmond, T. Hardin, K. Leo, J, Coleman, M. Triska, P, Mc- Adams, R. Hyland, A. Koslowski FRONT ROW: E. Mulcahy, J, Syrovalka, T. Prosapio, J. Lonuli, M, Gomez, J. Hughes SECOND BASSES: TOP ROW: D. Schnelle, D. Lozeau, A. Collins, M. Cleary, P. McAllis- ter, J. Schofield, J. McDonnell, E. Houlihan, R. Buchler THIRD ROW: W. Slenzel, R. Kerpec, W. Tafel, R, Reilmaier, J. Sfuarl, F. Kamaral, R. Pino, P. Evans SECOND ROW: R. Lukas, D. Babcock, T. Conley, J, O'Hara, S. Garb, J. Pinlaro, T. Dolan FRONT ROW. K. Previli, L. Mordis, F, Carroccio R. Lehner, K. Parise, J. Cerello FIRST SOPRANOS: TOP ROW: E. Sienzel, A, Slriupis, C. Lovin, L. Berg, M. Lorrnon, P. Hena- ghon, M. Wobol, M. Colzoreilo, L. Hanson, M. Wagner, S. Symanski, G. Doheriy, S. Walker THIRD ROW: M. Morhoefer, K. McDern'1oil, D. Graf, D. Dunworih, K. Mos- colo, C. Diano, M. Murphy, K, O'Connor, P. Mulligon, C. Poiulo, G. Mossingole, M. Williams SECOND ROW: S, Connelly, B. Blyih, Eloyce, M. Meyers, N. O'Callaghan, R. Glenville, E. Briski, K. Hannon, M. Haizell, P. Deocy, K. Bushell FRONT ROW: C. Quigley, M. Schuliz, H. Norlon, K.Willioms, N, Nelson, C. Mosino, M. Nichols, M. Sieyens, l-l. Byrne, K. Messina E. Regon, M. Sieffen SECOND SOPRANOS: TOP ROW. C. Chocholo, K. Siance, K. Coniglio, J. Lee, A. Siepak, D. Grennan, M. Wabol, P. Dunne, D. Curley, M. Thelen, E, Giles SE COND ROW: J. Crylen, S. Simmons,M. Ivers, P. Adams, Y. Fiizpalrick, P. Meyers, N. Phillips, E. Driehous, L. Burke, M. Cook FRONTROWg M.Bushell,T.Mulcahy,K.CapIis, J. Woolley, K, Henning, P. Sheehan, P. Buckley, M. Pioih, M. Kubilius ALTOS1 TOP ROW. S. Moran, A. Siernquisi, K. McCord, G. Heizler, B. Doyle, D. Hervey, K. Hoffman, P. Wabol, M. Klinger, M. Nowoczyk, M. l.yons THlRD ROW: K. O'Brien, M. Geiger, M. Casey, M. O'Brien, R. Grosso P. Gooding, E. Burke, P. Hough J. Duiirnonn, N. Doll SECOND ROW: K, Finerly, E. Eichhorn, K. Beilocki, P.Brice, C.Kernoghon, P. Manzell, C. Babcock, M Cohill, R. Lux FRONT ROWg A. Casey, L. Slroboscher, P Loomis, K. Merriman, E Meehan, M. Mclnerney, M. Truesdale, P. Kane, P. Murray L, Janne, M. McClellan 92 .,.,........e- Tig--- , iw1?g - sv 'I ? 7 'A EQ? we 535, Q4 mis 2 af vwiiil fy 'Va 'W5 ,Rf 'gf k-L 45 J ,ff A! 1:.L YV . 1' 3 i W 5 Jw, W ,,L.Z ,,Z7 7 . Q V jtffhw k, N , fj v,,L'hb'Q7'v 1 4. A , N ,7,Y y K ff gk H L ' ' - VT: YQ ff .,.A 5 , Z ag V, VX XV . . 2 . W , ..... X' ' x 74' BR. R. M. COOGAN Athletic Director MR. J. C, ARNEBERG Head Coach MR. R. S. HANLON Assistant Coach aatball Leo's Lions started the season with a roar by defeating their first four opponents. The Lions trounced Holy Trinity 34-I6 in a practice game, and then, with spirit typical of Leo, marched successfully over St. Ignatius, Mendel, and Mt. Carmel in three of the mostinspiring contests in Leo gridiron history. A 45 yard pass with only twenty seconds left in the first half spelled defeat for the Wolves, three quick touchdowns in the second quarter overcame an early Monarch lead, and two brilliant ten yard passes from Mike Lux to Bill Conlonwerethe deciding factors in the Carmel game. By defeating Mt. Carmel, the Lions whipped theteam which was last year's city champion and this year'sfavoriteto take the same crown. The Caravan outweighed us by more than twelve pounds per man but with diehard determination and spirit, the Lions beat Carmel 26-I6. However, the team suffered a letdown after this game and disastrously fell victim to Brother Rice, St. Rita, and Gordon Tech in the final three games ofthe season. Erass-Haunfry Following the example of its predecessors, the '6l Cross-country team, under the direction of Brother Comack, compiled a very creditable record. Their success can be attributed to hours of hard practice and superior depth in all events. Moreover, the early start obtained by practicing in Ryan's Woods, ensured that all the Leo Harriers were in excellent shape when they met their first Catholic League foe. Relying heavily on itsfew returning regulars, including co-captains, Denny O'Connell and Ed Bauernfreund, the senior team was bolstered by several newcomers, and a number of graduates from the junior squad. MR- W- P- l'lESSlON BR. .l. R. COMACK Frosh-S0ph Couch Cross-cou ntry Coach Hask alba!! Lions, Lions . . . echoed through DePaul Alumni Hall long after the Leo Cagers had closed their i962 capaign by falling to Gordon Tech, the League Champions, by a margins of four points. Leo fanswere treated to many great moments of basket- ball by their team, from the opening tilts ofthe season, when the Lions dealt the highly-rated Gordon Rams and Loyola Ramblers their only losses in pre-season competition, through the annual DePaul Holiday Tournament, to the climactic final game which brought the sectional title to Leo. ln league competition our Heavies closed with an honorable record of eight wins and two losses to don the South Section Crown for the fourth consecutive year. Leo men will long remember Ed Manzke lM.V.P.l stealing the ball and breaking down court all alone, Tom Joyce sinking one of his famous 30-foot iump shots, Co- Captain Bill Keenan firing through all defenders for an impossible lay-up, or Bob Lanning and John Reilly out-iumping the tallest opponents to bring down another rebound for the Orange and Black. In the Lightweight division the Lions again fielded acompetent squad. Led by Captain Bob Hallberg they compiled a respectable record of seven wins and three losses in the League competition. Both l962 Leo teams brilliantly exemplified the Arneberg ideal: a team that plays with all its heart to win for Leo. Crack Spring was long in arriving here in Chicago, but Leo's track team was favored with the exclusive use of Washington' Park Armory during the long winter. When the season opened the cindermen unveiled a talented iunior team, andasmall but polished senior team. Outstanding as senior runners were Ed Bauernfruend and Denny O'Connell, co-captains of this year's team. Both these stars were the pivot men around which the team revolved. As yet, few stars have been produced on the iunior team, but there is plenty of depth and, as the saying goes, They look promising. New talent was introduced to the coaching department by Br. McDonough and the newly-arrived Br. Castellanos, who together were responsible for the success of the track team. BR. R. L. McDERMOTT Basketball Moderator BR. J. C. BARWIN Football Moderator Adi BR. D. P. MCDONOUGH Track Coach All KUN BR. E. B. CASTELLANOS Track Coach lea Varsity Squad 1961 Lux, Michael QB 75 McGowan, Thomas HB McDonald, John HB 76 Slrzelecki, James T Evans, Charles HB 77 McManmon, Thomas T Hansen, Timothy HB 78 Slack, John HB Biehl, Gerald EB 79 Condron, Michael QB Coalcley, James HB BO Fitzgerald, William G Conlon, William QB BI Barry, Michael lCapI.l T Maciulcas, Refer G 82 Mrozelc, Robert E Eilz-Gerald, David E B3 Halper, John HB Dunn, James HB 84 Murphy, Roberi HB-E Noyes, Edward EB B6 Popolo, Frank E Kelly, James G-HB 87 Donnellan, Thomas HB-EB Johnson, Michael G 88 Colfer, James T Ruban, Henry EB B9 Barry, James T Rafferly, Gerald E 9I Sfuari, Joseph T Sweeney, John E 93 Cahill, Jerome C Borvan, James T-C 96 Narish, Louis C Amann, David G 97 Schullz, William T LEO OPPOSITION C116 k6'6'0I'lf 34 How TRINITY is 6 ST. IGNATIUS O 28 MENDEL I8 26 MT. CARMEL I6 O BROTHER RICE I4 O ST. RITA 22 8 GORDON TECH I4 BACK ROW. T ,YQ , SECOND ROW, FRONT ROW: BACK ROW: SECOND Row. FRONT ROW: P R. Barry .Maciulcas, P. Healy, W. Smith, R. Boharic, M, Ferguson, T. Mullins, J. Scaletta, J. Cahill, J. Strzelecki, L. Hansen, R. Murphy, E, Bannon, W Worrnuth, J. Schotte, J. Venkas, J. Cotter, P Kelly J. Coalcley, L. Noyes, M. Condron, J. Biehl, W. White, J. Justic, P. Lynch, J. Gogola M. Kelly, J. Oualter, T. Campbell, P, Fitzgerald, E, l-loulihan, G. Stanovich, R, Rose, F. Franke, J. Car- vell, M. Croke, L, Korpisch, R. Szczesnialc, K. Pickering, J, Mct-lale, R. Pinto, L. Carr, Br. J. C. Barwin lModeratorl J. Panicucci, D. Doeden, J. Stanley, J. Cardinal, F. Brandys, J. Lynch, T. Mclnevney, R. Bresnahan, D, Gehr, J. Manhattan, A. DeBalla, M. Mackey, J. Crisharn, R. Geoppo G. Lynch, M. Walsh, M. Bell, J. McGarth, R. Lux, R. Latelc, J. Maloney, T. Woolley, D. Doherty, J. Syrcr vatka, J. Jordan, T. Egan -, f .sg M. uf 33 A F ,V ,s . N-.,,Q W fm 32' A 5 , ,Q vw' 551' 'T T VZ' , . 2 iggw , A , i .:X:,. K-5 K . , 21 1 ,V ' I T 1- f ' j x 4' ,, .f ' , V ,Mkaau an ., . Lf' , A ,rr.,. LL gy? W Dwi 'Y , K. ,F Q-Q.. fr 'Wim AND ANOTHER TTGER BITES THE DUST MCGOWAN AND KELLY RECOVER A GORDON TECH EUMBLE CONLON PULLS IN A LUX AERIAL EOR A T.D. IN THE MENDEL GAME wg STACK RED- DOGS THE CARAVAN GORDON STOPPED IN ITS DRIVt BIG MIKE BARRELS IN FOR THE KILL THIS CRUSADER NEVER MADE IT TO THE I-IOQY LAND A Q . VQFNOQ THE BOYS RELAX AS STACK ADDS TWO TO THE SCORE THE LION IS MOMENIARIIY DELAYED GOING, GOING . .. M GONE, , 1 4 SIX MORE FOR THE ORANGE AND BLACK Q A ,Q WEN' COACH ARNEBCRG AND DR CARI PICK UP A swim 'BULTHS Wk ONE THE SHIRTS OFF OUP BACKS FOR LEO QQ 111 xr 4. 'A ff. ' 41 My lf.. Eross-Hauntry SENIORS STANDING: D. Ade KMGHGQSFJ, K. LeWold, T. Prosupio, L. Kruse, T. Conley KNEELING: J. O'NeiH, E. Buuernfreund, D. O'ConneH, K. Wesierkomp JUST WHERE ARE WE GOING? Q 1 af' 'S f 21' :Ha A-:V JUNIORS ..-zu. wi y STANDING. D. Ade IMcnogerI, M. Busse, A. Tunney, E. Riordon, J. Fee, W. Feusahrens, W, WcIIon, M. Lyons, E. Latham KNEELING. C. Riordon, W. Power, J. Cosgrove, T. O'Brien, B. DeBerry, G. PeIerson, J. Doll Tw rf BRO. SAID THERE IS A GOOD HUMOR MAN AROUND THE: CORNER. WATCHING THE HORIZON 'HE GOT AWAY FROM US AGAIN. ... ,,-fb gf? ,Ia . X ' o S f V :K I-avr wh, ,,.',ku in , BACK ROW: R.HonnanlManagerl,T.McCormiclxlManagerl,T.T:nrighl, R. Bell, J. Reilly, J, Begley, R. Smith lManagerl, T. Durkin Uvlanagerj FRONT ROW: W. Conlon, W. Keenan, E. Manzke, T. Joyce, R. Lanning, Cn. Sauser , BACK ROW: R. Hannon lManagerl, T. Shannon, K. O'Leary, C. Callaghan, B. DeBerry, T. Kranz, D, Marlin, B. Loflus l FRONT ROW: M. Lux, J. O'Keefe, R. Hallberg, P. Benner, T. Ward, D. Manzke, E. Maloney , , , , , . S T Y gi Q W 3: 53 Q , f if 7 Q ' S., if it 2 , A ,- '- x 5 1', rm K wi F za .,,-H X ' M. 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Bauernfreund J, MAHONEY COMES IN FOR A LANDING T. REGAN SHOWS GOOD FORM CO-CAPTAINS: D. O'ConnelI, E. R. LA BEDZ TAKES THE HIGH HURDLE Bouernfreund Q I STANDING: KNEEUNG1 SOPHOMORES R. Pope llvlonogerl, V. Dyreln, T. O'Brien, W. Doyle, W. Power, R. LoBedz, J. Cosgrove, R, Leslie, R., Gregg, M. Mickiewicz, A. Nylciel, R. Coglionese J. Hughes, B. DeBerry, W. Word, W. While, P. Meinurdus, D. Marlin H, ROBERTS SHAPES UP EOR THE BBO THE WI-lALES J, SCALETTA ADDRESSES Tl-TE HTJRDLE FRESHMEN STANDING: J. Denny lMclnogerl, J. Murphy, J. Considine, T. O'Brien, R. Harris, J. Androsko, T. Burke,J. Bowen, L. Roberts, D. Weslerlcomp, J. McCarthy KNEEUNG: E. Lollworn, E. Torpey, W. Walton, B. Corrigan, R. 113 O'Brien fa xfx,gL M30 RACQUET SQUAD M Radziewicz T. DeLio, B, BolTon, R. McNamara, F. Klimczak, R. Orelik, B, Andrews, A, Cook, R. Hurley S Garb D Zgnyig 5 W BR. P D. MCCORMACK ModeraTor When The snow Tinally cleared in April, Leo's Tennis club swarmed over The courTs aT FosTer Park To begin iTs fiTTh season of play. The RacqueT Squad , under The guidance of BroTher P. D. McCormack, will conTinue iTs compeTiTion ThroughouT The summer monThs unTil The end of Odober. The highlighi of The season To daTe was The FiTTh Annual InTer-ScholasTic Tennis TournarnenT, in which The champion nelmen in The various classes were deTermined and were presenTed Trophies TorTheirachievemenTs.AlThough The RacqueT Squad has been in exisTenCe for Tive years, This is The TirsT year in which iT compeTed in The CaTholic League, and Tor The TirsT Time, leTTers were awarded To The deserving RacqueTeers. 'Y' 1-'TW3 ff'W'1 4 r M-'f 'i 'im W'T W'T'1 A'M In September the Leo Keglers took to the alleys of Highland Recreation under the direction oftheir modera- tor Mr. C. A. Reinke. Although the teams did not fare too well in Catholic League play, many excellent individual performances were turned in. President Tom Cranston and Secretary Don Royhl, along with seniorsJohnJamison and John Prinz, turned in repeatedly good performances throughout the year. The intramural teams went into action on Thursday and Friday afternoons. Stiff competition was supplied throughout the year by eighteen school teams. The Noble Souls took first place as John Schofield, a iunior, took high game honors with a 237, along with the high series of 62l. The high average was held by John Prinz with a l7l. The season was terminated in April, followed by the annual banquet in May at Mickelberry's Restaur- ant, where the winners were awarded trophies. 150 ufliug S.- ,,, ....,., - V- f- --M v oFFicERs D. ROYHL AND 1, CRANSTON MR- CTA- REINKE cueck THE Recorzo M0de'G'0' WINNING FORM GUTTER BALL? SMOOTH DELIVERY J. Jamison, R. Bauer. M. Collins, W, Wagner, D. Royhl, J. Fiegel, E. Hopkinson, A. Kloiber, E. Jung, T, Romski, T. Cran- slon, A. Cook, J. Prinz FROSH SOPH J. Montelpcsse, G. Adams, M Doody, R. Nou, J, Bondi, J. Fee, R. Siirzen, J. Mclnerney, T. Cesarz, R. Preiser, A. Bull B. Kuclceriz, R.Moiers, R. Rohrbach, H. Solms, J. Woll, M, Gill, G Niemiec, D. Kubiok, T. Boyle R. Kraizer, J. Cunningham, E. Pollack, J. Sghofield, K. Enright, K. Emerson, R. Healy, R. Sorlausky D. Walton, E. McAuliffe, D. Barshis, R. Madsen, M. Sobyra, B. Rubin, W. Walsh, J. Kerrigon, R, Swanson, A. Mil-:els P, Kobleski, J. Fornan, J. Bishop 2 si may LEAGUE JUNIORS STANDING: R. Preiser, M. Massingale, J. Wall, W. Brennan, J. Fee SEATED: M. Gill, A, Bull, J. Monlelpasse, M. Doody, A, Grove, G. Neeson LEAGUE SENIORS E, Pollack, B. Ruben, J. Jamison, W. Wagner, D Royhl, T. Cronslon, J. Prinz, P. Kobleski, M Sobyrc, K. Emerson lflxi ai J vw . A' ww?fiL:1c5i'- T 'fl f:S6i:.A fx X ,B SM af Q 1 , ,. iL:.s?,g.:.1 19 We 9'5f':a-M . - ,, J, J .. . wa s + A , . ffl? ....., M q -1... ,V Wimmiuy PRACTICE SCHEDULE Ccrcaptciins Phil Stoftey and Bill Swiderski talk things over with Coach Br. McKenna FRESHMAN DIVER B. COLUNS DISPLAYS GOOD FORM The Leo Swimming Squad came under the direction of Br. C. K. McKenna this year. From the beginning,the new Mentor introduced many training procedures, including calisthenics, wind sprints and weight-lifting. Led by Ccrcaptains W. Swiderski and P. Stoffey, the Seniors tallied only four wins against ten losses. ln the annual city meet, the Senior Sea Lions placed ninth. This unimpressive record does not reflect individual ability, butonly the lack of depth on the team. The season record of the Juniors was ten-six, andthe un- derclass Finmen returned from the Catholic League Finals with fifth place honors. Our swimming Lions closed their l962 campaign in grand fashion at the Fifth Annual Leo Invitational. In this meet our Juniors took first place honors, whilethe Senior squad finished a close second behind highly-rated Weber. vw . c .,f' .I V I 7 S if TNTTMX' , ,7,1 gixhgi VQ., .,., ,. tl. E I' 1'1 -M.. W E wi if ' m T3 1' if it 7 -ri' T I hW J C ami. . f'1'V -':' -::i..' iil 3 it: W f C i T 4 , ., ..,,,,. . Wg? ... , i i ,V V L ,msssiww -fi-f' W ie . . W L ' ' ' 5 K K 'T' T - 'L gif : V ..,,. ..A, fn?-r ' fiifififiiihif 1Hff,,:f.-:'ii9gw'. 'ff ai ' W' f, ,. , I x ' ' A 1 121 H Fe2':fL '-i 'S55P. ':i'21: . -,. -f'-tliilsw. ' , ,, :i 1: 45? ll ...fi I , 5 , ,' ' M - -, , . J - ,V .2 , .' i es: twfqilissisfsssf X :22i2fie.i.-,,g:s..- M - ' . ,- H V - . 1 , -- ie ' S ' Y Y gfiisl yjgfijfzggyasixw . mast .wi ' , gig W ,E NX Quwg ,... , ' L. JUNIORS STANDING: Br. C. K. McKenna lCouchl, K. Kon- tor, W. Sheehan, R. Harper, M. Gibbons, N.Zingoro,P.Luchsinger lMonagerj SEATED. S. Morris, T. Doyle, J. Bool, J. Brophy, D. Kilroy, F. Luchsinger SENIORS STANDING: Br, C.K.McKennulCoochl,J.Flynn, P. Sloffey, G. Olson, W. Swiderski, J. Neulis SEATED: S. Reilly, K. Kane, M. Casey, T. Burke, P. Luchsinger lMoncigerj , f Ei E '-x. v. 'f'. Z 2 ,.,.. k , I ' YW . is . Xi 2 1 E P UH DIVERS AND RESERVES STANDING1 Br, C. K. McKenna lCoochj, A Koiser, J. Boal, B. Collins SEATED1 J. Lormon, J, Mackey, R. Craven, J. Knechtges, D. Joslyn af YJ Ii 'Cy , V, no J K 'ii ll. 1254,-L' GH!! f v 'iH MUi.y .rw . 1. ig wtigggj tm ...,.. L LA. i A fi . .-...... ,,..wt .. , W A, bg, A I. 3-A: 'tigtgs Ulf 3922 W A ' 5 .P 'figs I L 9' S 5 Q if Q, If S T , IAAQ-aw W -f .sf . A A -A 1 -'-vit--P ,, V A-EFTV'-:stuff .P Q' .. Jfr 'f ., fy- er. f. J- Viin P' , -ii 5 , A ' S wt N, .Vg .- MA, ,X .gk .V .A 5, j5i,4Qq5jQili gfg,,-i t P vw, fs'-fwisi A , ' , .P six-rigs .-A '.AB-'I-,ffif,'2QW,if 'Q' 3f.f.g,,,4' , fi I .,. iii . - 5. 5'Tf-.fff -25559 653937 1- Ji' ti A -1:3217 ws Q1 1, I ,Liv 'f.f3it'2s-Ti?-+P Nix? 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Short on senior players, the club shows high caliber material in its underclassmen. The future looks good. 2, X 20 if , . ,Y ,L F Q M : X Vw .E Ami? M 1 --- v-4-q-..-..f-.-........ , W 4 4-.--.,. ..,,., i V i .U 4 Q 4 ,W . ,, Q, . . ,M . H., ,, 5, A .. ., f , 3, Ccam! Y R IZ 1 if! isfi sing ,K X A i , . .. iw ,,N,Q ,,: E,, Lmmilki . , y ,' K Sbgjwfaf'-3 rg FH 5. , if A im, X ,.'+ .wb sw , ,gi , f n 7 QL Lf -fi A A Q if s I 1. V L . , if H' ' ,kffwiv 1 L 1 , A r , H k sw ' Sf' .SET W. fi - K' - .ff -Hsilfii-'?f :li5 - iv - .JL . Igajlrf f . ,f ,swf K D it 31- ' risiiey'-291' A, 1 r f- ,1-wwf 1' Ailgife 'izm 'ki my '37511-55319. fsf. Q P 12fEfS7122i S 'TW ' if -if '. . f I - K mi ,gl M, 1 it ' , V , , A w ' A X 125 iz. .552 .sf :5'TLi5Il?7l1 las: R' A .QW ..ikE::Ff?2fif5Qi7lIii ' I 'W 5 -'13 La: B. Amar R. Bauer E. Billen J. Sock T. Bowes A. Cook P. Carollo C. Dalton C. Desch M. Fagan D. Fitzgerald R. Frey R. Gibbons R. Gibbons J. Hay R. Hannon E. Hopkinson T. Kelly D. Knapczyk M. 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