Lewis University - Beacon Yearbook (Romeoville, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1961 volume:

v i 1 I V, Hi in L 6 4 4F , 1- If E it hx, L 1? A 4 1 a ,. fu I . FI' ld Q J 3, . .0 - 4 LJ f Q' 3 Y 1 fi M ik. 86l,C0l'l LEWIS COLLEGE LOCKPORT, ILLINOIS CO-EDITORS Gerry Wittenkeller Arthur De Stephano BUSINESS MANAGER Stephen Portenlanger LAYOUT EDITORS Genevieve Sawicki Robert Skillen H w , E-B u A N x W w ..f'. ' 1 1 ,v I Y1'f'Pf+i x U 5 A fa IH., Ibm n ugh' N nfl ll ll I' 5 4-qggx 'CW' '11l ' V WAV- N---1 vt.-H v W... kr ' - ' .-f ' 5 I H- ' . rf f - '- ' bi.: 1 2 ' x ' .n W SWS -.. ' , - u 4 .. U.. N ' L. A ' ,gi . 4 V V -- . P , N , . A I 'Q 0 . . . f f X-, . ff- ' .. ,J Q WA ' ,, 5 , -AA 1. 1 X r ' A- , I 5 ' I L . , ,Qu . x ,:..: . E, Lge - 5, l - 2 -3 M , -- MQ Y .sm . E: 2 X , , , V TH - . . K -- 'fig-'. Q ' fl' - , ' 'Lit-,sf.L,Ol:y4 fi?-,4',p,1 lg- I V 1 M - ' H Q - if Ei :fx gi 'S- gg -' Al u f ' E ' E E 2 -' 53 '. I 1 fi 4 -J P L- Q -,Q .fv . W ,ei 1 -5 -1 i ff 'm H1 ri E a l fi-'Q it ' if .5 ,E -1. 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It is Fitting that this yearbook is being dedicated to Mr. Lee, With the publication of this year's Beacon the future of Lewis looks bright. Mr. Lee has always advocated the fullhllment of his dream -- a dream of great days in the future. With the presence of Mr. Lee on Lewis' campus this dream will become a reality. To Mr. Lloyd Lee this edition of the Beacon is dedicated with the hope that it will serve, in the years to come, as a reminder of the appreciation of a grateful student body. 4 . ., V. . ' ',-Q 'J , V l . Brother L Paul F.S.C. Brother H. Martin F.S.C. Brother L. De LaSalle F S C During thiixpast year Lewis College has taken on a new aspect. The administra- tion of the college is now in the capable hands of the Christian Brothers, who are finishing the foundation laid down by the previous administration. In their first year at Lewis the Brothers have influenced the life of eveiy member of the Student Body. The Brothers have already mapped out the future of the college. An extensive building program in under way, which will increase the facilities of the college. In their experienced hands Lewis College may look forward to an ever brightening future. The staff of the Beacon along with the Student Body would like to extend a hearty welcome to the Brothers along with the best wishes for the future. W' M' ' aff ew f Brother L Raymond F.S.C. Brother J. Philip F.S.C. Brother L. Robert F S C it EE K In ON M MGMUBIHM dy S3E L FRANK J. LEWIS 7---- 111 HI uri' '-5l':5:',:,1! f,f:,'g:,:,2g 1f ,,'5,'.1 1111 1..f!1 ' ,11 1 VA A 111 1? 11 3:j::,:::. .' 'f' 66 4-1111..g' lg. Cx -1-171.111, -X3 A31 E'i?Z'.1171 - - X is 1 1 1 .O 1 if?t'r' . . xv. N 1 x - Q Q X1 ,x .. 'Y -N 1 . :' .15 A 3- I :A ,726 xi - W w vq .1-11 1 I1 11 1 -xxx -. .-L' , X -X . 'XX' ' ,X W' wi' W 2 V 'ii sg I I 11111 111111 L dv. ix' 131111111 1 LI.1w I 5 X I H V IJ lN111 NNI K1 1 11 -. 1. f 41 1, '111111' , H1111 '1-5 5 - , -V 'ixf 1 ' . 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Hock 441 As R. Gruzdis L. Guerrieri L. Guzik f 'A H1 - 1- 1 N . 'Q' ' : - V :' l , lg f' 1 ' ,J F ' . ' 5 F K. v A . J J . A J. Hager H 'T W. Hall m ,- 'f am I f T D. Hogan T. Hohman A. Huelsmann T. Huening P. Hulls Qgf F T. Jauch J. Jensen B. Jones V Q I . J H . N. ' . .., 2 - , ,gmt 4 t f T ny J 1- Q ' Q.. An- R. Kelly H. Kemper J. Kieken '. 1 , ff , .. L. Kalicki P. Kane J. Klarich D. Knox K. Ingess J. Keane 'K M I I P. Kolodziej r T. Koniarz R. Kotz G. Krol J. Kuhn J. Kukowski T. Kulowitz 4-Q f J S MITIHO D Martm J. Martm M. Matei J. Matousek F. Lazal-ski T. Leet R. Lepenski R. Maletich R. Marcinek G. Marinaro 3 Q uuu I T i I zzz .Y v 3' :K ' - , W 5 1 E 3 '3 I Y Tie D af 11- - fp ! r, ,P , A IDG C. Maurer D. Mazzolini R. Massoni W. Meier R. Miller R. Moeller ' 75?- , cr' J. Momot D. Monte R. Mosior P. Murphy W. McCanna A. McCluskey Z , D. McCIusky P. McConville McElroy J. McGinty F. McHugh P. McKanna in A e P V?'! . E' N :az ir I of Lf J R. Ncutzlcr L. Newon W. Novak J. O'Leksy R. O'Nei1 G. Opiela 11 li' ' f WTF --..Ju-. :' 5 1, 'I ' Q 1 U ral N - . A .3 i :R All , G. Ospalski J. Owczarzak L. Parks F. Pauell C. Pecoraro J. Popek R. Pfeifer -2-vi T. Quish R. Reckamp r... . . 1 mpg- Fv f Tv -Q . V yy, 1 -Wwwxu, J 1 -z v u... 5 . ff F? .M .'T::..2t'.1'.f..f1. Hg- F, Reichemberger J T nur ,- f V . D J ,-lg' A U f R, Restivo J. Reus R. Rhodes J. Rinozzi 12 R. Pustay PL W. Ranquist ,-,,.J ' J. Regnier T. Repenshek 0 5 f rl . . .TT.1QT f TM ' J J A 1: ,J . ., ., ,. .. ' J '35 - - C I .4 M. Roche J. Rocks T. Rohman D. Salvatore D. Schomer D. Siena J. Squillcr J. Swanson W. Swanson J. Swzxufield T. Thillcns S. Ulrm J. Rondinella P. Rose E. Ryan J. Ryan R. Salvator -e A S J 1 'T' zw . : . . 1 FAS 'G J' A Q J ' A Ag? .I A R f R. Sandona E. Sanford R. Schaefer R. Schaefer R. Schipper J' '-:A .. J 5' 5 -ff' A I B. Schultz J. Sederstrand C. Senese M. Sheehan W. Sheehan I kgyv... ..,, . J J Y ' L E , fx ., . fm Y? X 2 A 1 sv h 3 ,v 6 1 1 1! . I H sifgqqie K 41 L. 9 - AY ': 'f..1..r.f1r 'Q P. Smith R. Smith D. Sobczynski D. Spadoni G. Specht J 4 J. Stoffcy F. Stonemark J. Stopa ,Y ,.., . S' '57 13 AJ J Stryker B Sudm W. Valentine T, Van Euan 5 x 1- f' AI T. Vesely R. Vlasich ' H ' Ff2wV??E'5 P. Wallace M. Walsh C. Bertler F. Weiland T. Weis G White G. Wilkes B. Willey 335. R. Winsor S. Wisenski L. Yuozapaitis ' J. Zangaro 14 M. Windle P. Windle lf P. Zapletal R. Zolna , U Q95 7. I YK mli Si0I'Ilx storm d wllh SL :mp ut the books X wurlcl I T ,ef . I f '. 5 ,Nagy I. ., 'Yu M -2 s It J K w A. , 1 . f' '-'Wi 1 Y' 'f ' v ,L ,. REV. CHRISTOPHER MARZANO, C.S.V. JOHN SEAHOLM MICHAEL SVONAVEC Chemistry Biology Physics 'YUR WILLIAM MCKANNA BROTHER LOUIS De SALLE Mathematics Mathematics 1 'ii 'vuni' JOSEPH KEREC PAUL F. LUCAS LEONARD R. RAMBOW Mathematics Chemixtry Biology 16 EDWARD MURRAY Business Administration BROTHER ROBERT, FSC Business Administration T l 1? S i' A -i'- JOHN LAMB E History 'tn PETER KOSIBA LLOYD LEE Political Science Psychology 17 H , Qi 5 O Wm A L Ai sf : ,S J ' If if H K l pg- 4?-'l 1. 4,61 I Q,-f' E K! sa L L LESLIE FARRINGTON Business Administration JOSEPH MCFADDEN History JOSEPH MOTIVANS Sociology ROSEMARY HARTNETT BROTHER PHILIP, FSC English English I X Q- ibn, i- 14 .. . . 1 I i 3' . . x REV. JOSEPH MEDGES JEFF STIKER Theology English N' ssss F ki l X 'YQ15' ,V 4 ii N-1 A - K JAMES KEATING BROTHER MARTIN, FSC Philosophy Philosophy 18 mx V ev? 'fi'-sfax ,. x ., E 9 lx , In u I REV. NORMAN PETZ Theology JUDICA MENDELS Modern Languages RAYMOND JAKWERTH Modern Languages f, E , UMANITIES REV. THEODORE BERST Theology S PHILIP PETER ROBERT SULLIVAN ALICE BORGEN Fine Arts Speech English 19 TEACHER 1? '-Y ,. , 'x GAYLE HUFFORD EDMUNDO DaROSA LORETTA MURPHY Education Industrial Arts Eduwfivfl ls ., I I ff f QSM' f f W W af 1 ' fr V, Aff - M129 '., v, .,Q,: ft rt iff wfff-l t X Dx! ffii fflt' 5 GORDON GILLESPIE Physical Education NICHOLAS BONACCI Industrial Artx DONALD WINANDY FRANCIS TRESEDER Education JOHN CUMMINGS Industrial Arts 20 l l Industrial Arts JOSEPH SCHAFER Industrial Arts mn! nn ax Ori- C1'0Lll d0n'l lh n I :Llnnd Thx: x L... n- ,v,, V: J. Alesuin R. Breitrneyer J. Burke L. Campbell R. Cassettari E. Castellanet . 'D 1 A. Conroy J. Crotty E. Cullen P. Delaney R. Dewitt w H. Downey L. Downey R. Drozdz D. Drust P. Dunderdale Egizio 22 R. Erjavec J. Flanagan R. Fordonski L. Freehauf W. Gartner lf V 1 l V: ll J. Garvey G Gatz ff M. Gentile M. Grewenig G. Gl1tOSki Haggerty J. Halloran C. Hartman S. Hojnacki L. Hundman W. Hurley . A R. Iwanski J. Jablonski R. Jandura W. Jordan D. Kalwajtys J. Kavanaugh N. Kirincic W. Knittle G. Koca J. Kohlbrecher R. Kosiba L. Lakota U! U 1 F G. Lathrop R. Lochner Z X . zlsmifcga A AV A 2 Q. xk l T. Madden T. Mahon 24 w 1 1 fs, 3 L. Marcinek W. Marco R. Martineau J. Miceli J. Mikuska K. Morris A. Mosca K. Mularski J. Murphy M. Murray S. McCann D. McCarthy T. McDonough D. Mclnemey iw J. O'Malley R. Palubin Peterselli B. Picago lf W .51 : 'Q B5 IQ , 4? 4 4 5 I .' 'J R. Pickarczyk W. Plasmier J. Ridgeway R. Risser 25 J. Rossi J- M- RYU1 F. Shibovich H. Slaboszewski R. Stella A. Stiglich T. Sumoski J. Troha K. Ulane L. Videle mwvwdj E. Villadonga M. Walsh K. Zacha J. Zautis G. Zawislak D. Zerebny R- Zmich I 74 26 . , ,:. f . 1.... . , , iv ff..J,5 Ni Il' K N S L. L. as zu It cl R llSSl4l S XVEIVS. who ow 1 s KIUOS CI HUD 111 In-lame CVUI' Su mths-1' if tln lrlvs Ia UCUD14' Unite If x. Rus , , whilc th of the ambition of adds to gxvc spuochcs L F10 dis fur'-1 rusulls xnzmy SOIIH bkllll l ri sian on c 1 f FC 011 each W w OF F106 OF THE FRE EXD , a s PGN K-.,, C' .A WD LE ULLEGE or EGXENGE Arlo TEC-YWNULOGY LGGKPORT. ttunows NN X6 C- ar oi 'i SBNXOB OUXSS O? i96i: One ot t'ne rnost encouraging ieatures oi t'ne iirst ye tne Gnristian Brotiners at Lewis Goiieqe has been the cor diaiity and 'neipiuiness oi the SBNXOBS . 'Tne Brothers iacuity wiii aiway s treasure our association wit'n ieqe wiii be ever indebted to you tor the . ' Q rnany oi tne iinics during the ,N achieved and the Lewis Goi nded in iorqin wis you 'naye uai processes . hat you 'Q you. eiiorts expe transition period. We know tnat durinq your years at Le coniidenoe and independence in your inteiiect XN e 'nope your spirituai iiie nas been strengthened so t wiii be apo stoiic rnernbers ot tune Niysticai Body and wiii 'oe ternpies ot the Boiy Spirit. Niay you enioy aii Biessings and Success in tne corninq years . Yours in Gnrist , Brother L. Baui, Y.S.G. 9 r e S i d e nt 29 Vice President BROTHER H. MARTIN FSC cw A ll Chaplain REV. JOSEPH MEDGES Dean Of The College BROTHER LOUIS De La SALLE FSC 'Tw XX Q X 30 -Aig- NJ- Director of Athletics GORDON GILLESPIE .5-...I Coordinator of Student Affairs Dean of Men BROTHER L. RAYMOND FSC S bru- A , 1 -x., Librarian ALBERT V. RYBIANSKY Tv? 721' lip if 3655 . ft-A 1' Registrar - Director of Admissions DONALD WINANDY Director of Guidance LLOYD LEE Business Manager LESLIE FARRINGTON . f , -,x.x-xi Director of Public Relations HELEN HENNESSY Director of High School Public Relations BROTHER HENRY ERNEST FSC n Vg. 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Last year, they compiled an 18-5 slate, while in 1958-59, they had 22-7 mark. L l f-545 Coach: Gordie Gillespie XXNIIJ XXWI5 Nan U 32 42 if T0 5- 4 0113 40 W-19 KNEELING: T. Dedin, D. McCarthy, L. Casale, F. Dedin, E. Finn, J. Valaitis, R. Thayer, V. Gaugush, STANDING: Assistant coach: J. Penny, R. Bachmann, T. Genovese, G. Wilkes, R. Berg, T. Kennedy, A. Latham, J. Stopa, Coach: G. Gillespie. P4 p 1 QM., QV '. NJ' QP'-'lg' hip li' 9' I' l ' 1 ff Q I-'yers at lords Hy S W, eww eelring 8tIi Wil ' y non FORDONSKI V College, controlling thel. ehd shooting with deadlyk By RON FORDONSKI 5 y I cy,rol1ed over Lake Forest! The Lewis College Flyers, look- -- 'yE I'ILEUPi,0nAg 93g62VlllLedllesday night in ing, fori.tlleii?qi.ghtl1:,Lwin V,.e g l' E Mei VloA Catholic High School campaign,.iivlfylftrawf-.Y g E g .lui-es.-in: 5- 4 L LK,r. 1 2121.3 'VILVL I . egg nd Flyers, racking up their i A Q t , lin against five fl ' if ' . , -listnJ ' . ' H I A . li - K' ' - ,l ls , -wfwhen they . y 1 1 .ne'Flyers were dealt y . K , A mack by the Jamaco Saints my .' C' P it f this game is not recognized in . ' ,uri-5, NCAA competition.- . H . 'i . per Coach oerdeh -Gillespie will ' f t - l 'lll H i areifled by probably.-iiglvei mod 120 , 1 I - .. avera Q ..--1nii3.Tom . With jfrofid R0n 'Bel'8i . Slot W -fr points. 1 ' A i , Lewis, the,Foresters' top producer, was held to 15 ,-with Phil Sokody netting l John Dragisic canning 11. l i t Yi 1 with C fthe pi be filll and R V The QQ 5 ev 7-fir, -R? the Foresters, it was Ql iefeat, giving them an over- recorcl, while in league play re 3-2. ' if center, grabbed off 15 idsj ffwhilef Al Latham stole pontrolllng both boards. e Forest scored the first oints of the game, for their lead of the evening, on a : by Tom Lewis and a pair fl il 4. rities by seheay. The PM ie score on Latham's jump-. Il pulled ahead on two free by Latham' with 18:39 re- ng to be played. ' 3 Forest then scored-a bas- ldgia charity and the Flyers liggback :with .15 straight surgei was spearhead- Bob Thayer, Tom Kennedy atham. Lewis was in coni- 19-7 with 13:16 left. teams exchanged baskets? e next three minutes. Mid-1 i the half Berg hit two jump-Y I l , ,.,. .1 iv .l'f'f.Tohnt Y playma Polilts 1 1 chariti i his is ba r 2 In Ro l BY RON FORDONSKI Leading by only one point at T-me 40-39, the Lewis college F-bounced back in the second 'Af beat I Chicago Teachers ' I L . !-69 Tuesday night at Jo- V Z-n11fJliC. flt was the consecutive- win for the Flyers, 'who have won nine out of their last ten starts. It also evenedlthe score for an earlier 95-81 defeat the Teachers dealt the Flyers. Tom Kennedy, 6-5 forward, with 28 points rows. showed the way Oh hit 36 while fieldi hman and J im ierup. 40-39 lead E M8 e. . xi-Evvlscszi - .S B FA Fl Latham . . . Jwj. .20 5 3 2 Kennedy . . .'. . . .2-I N13 2 Berg' ...... . . . . .12 5 0 0 Tlmyer . .... .17 7 0 ' 0 Valaitis 2' 0, 6 3 Genovese .. .... 4 1 2 2 1 Gnugush .6 3 0 ,0, Finn ..,......... 4 2- 2- 1 'QOTALS . . .- . . .89 36 15 10 .bhooting Percentage .404 ' CHICAGO TEACHERS 169 Beavers .......l0 3 1 1 Cronwall 6 4 3 6. Malls .... ......1fs 9 4 3 Neville ........13 5 2 21 'Landry 3 2 1 i Giglip ,5, 1 3 3 Cogllanese .,...'-2 1 0 0 Jones ....g,.,...'1 0 0 0 TOTALS . . . . 55.66 26 20 16 Team Shooting' Percentage .393 LEWIS Chicago '.l'emchen . . . . . . .139 when they broke the game open, With the score 68-60, Genovese tallied a bucket foll by.Kennedy's two fielders an, by,Bob Thayer to give the ll crew a 74-60 lead the Tea couldn' ggovercome. Ed ,fkcrappy guard, T a one man show for a few in the second half. The 5-9 with his quickihandsl and stole the ball numerous time accounted for two quiclgwlipa. The first half scoring was o by Molis' free throw. This Wh 15 f X S matched hyrehh Valaitis, f TOP S Q , ed by two Teacher baskets b5 who Fa' Point Landry and' Ron Beavers. a loans malfk nedy and Leihem hit jur d'?ub1e 5? fwhile John Neville eel Jim W1fh14 argin lwall hit two-pointers .to give Points- l led ali early 9-5 lead. A Alfhol st -of Wllfhe teams exchanged b few for U til the nine :minute mark on char ,ame t Teacherslaunched a s Loras s Tom witllfai is ed- by i 1 :Q other fi the Fly left in tne ' Midway iii the half the Duhawks 5 nalr. , b Kenned . , V found we Y i ly 'allied and took the lead 23-22 with ' LEWIS 181i he lead to 30-18. ,L I e sa ls FA FT 1' 'r . . -y, ,frets by McGrath, Ron Van Lilllllilm ..... 2010 4 -3 223 l 7:41 remalnln 9, 9' . . . Kemii-il . H -ie ., . Q 9' 6 'So dl 5 -........... 8 1 1 ,ll 4349, A ., ,,.n an lm Goetzlnger. , J bounced ba G1V,ee9gd,eh'g. m , ---- 11 2 Q 0 3 3 of the F vv 1::A.9Xg,wto,RggAElyers quickly bounced back I :xiii 2-'Q .Pl Le . .69i,vq...'--kwoseefigte Kennedy, Al Lath- Eilkgiiiilf 1 0 0 1--.12 - ,ee ..-ec3g.g,gee,S' , girfehii ValaifiS ro arab lh..'.?e 'i'.::.:.:t'::.:-ifI i 3 3 3 4 rl .04 've .wiv-.'.?3--i lg H'h!Ilihn'A--haf.-l..7Qk0 0 0 0 1 -- .-failwfweb'- .-'o . '5't ' T 1 , -' .L 505.0 0 0 iniiT,SfgJd-xiitilfe 4, ' ,eel get 1i'x:iegtElScorlng-startef' mm' ff' - + - -e - -wife et -sue .ge . .gee gee' i VI -t- ff -is ...i.'i.....-.ei288t41'i9 n 17 :iii WST bg. 5'x'Y'9,,x'9 vi ,gb cb X, J' 3 al 15' sheeting percentage .465. .. F01-,f,5'g'l--. A' V 6o9q1'9 but the -V 1 1 refN9,s'f'h Y ,s .ef 9, um Fonnsr 1627 ir nth a Vg q3.90q,Yk,1S' efgvf L be held. Fou. SA BFAF P T ed by at Qv:.,e3Q,3,g6n9ff,N'l in Wlllenborg and a. 'fggxiff Q 2 Q Lrt gf the 'g,,0Q,ew,s an Dr-:Velde gave Loras ti. 4.12 Z 3 i 1 12 Io s - 5 ioard read C' X5-va .42 43-42. 5 G Q 3 0 0 1 li Kennedy and . ,red th1S With nine minutes gone in the sh 2 f, 2 fy E, ' has-l fl 1.12: 'l ' ef '71 1 2 5' if Al lints. i and ovid- Ugflhi , and blocking 10 shots by the opponent. Three DuHawks hit in double tigures, Little Gene' Carmody C5-95 led the scoring with 19 while Bob Treon tallied ,13 and leading scorer John Willenborg garnered 12. . YTl18 FlY6,IZS.l1llL a greener!!-akin LHC UUQIU .ll ICC!! HIE Gwis T spree spearheaded by Mol' Neville, to jump to a llwl- . The. Flyers quickly couli lwith fiye straightfpoints lil lthe' margin 27-31 with :ii 'draining .in the,half.l X ' fWith 1:34 left the Flyers .and took the lead for the time. Tom Kennedy, Bob . hit two-pointers around vese's two charities to rnak lscore 36-35. - l l The ,Flyers will travel t 'rora tonight to tangle wit rora Collegein the West rnmiei 81-Qifor Filt eversal to Aurora By RON FORDONSKI RORA CSpecialJ-With five scoring inf- double figures, is College took its seventh ecutive victory from Aurora ge here Wednesday night by 9-72 margin. Latham, who was out for rst 10 minutes because of an -shoulder, led the Flyers 24 points. Tom Kennedy and Thayer each dumped in 15 LEWIS COLLEGE 1897 v ' SA B FA FT P T Latham ..t-.....-...16 10 5 4 4 24 Kennedyl' .-......J.24 7 Z 1 4 15 Berg -............. ti -1 2 2 210' Thttyeii ..-.. ..... 7 6 4 3 215 10 Vztlultia, ... .... 5 3 4 4 1 Genovese .Q ..... 7 1 1 1 1 3 Guugush, .. ....-3 2 0 0 1 4 F, Dedin .. ..... 8 fl I 0 0 8 Storm, ....1 0 1 0 0 0 McCarthy .- ..., A1 0 '0 0 0 0 Sims . ..... '.......'1 0 0 0 0 0 Totnls ...-.....,,..83 37 20 1517 80, Team shooting- percentage .4-16. , AURORA COLLEGE 4721 ' Yers Deal ako STRAIGHT CROWN Lewis .Capita as ' -Americas T' BY RON FORDONSKI FAIRFIELD, Ia. CSpecialJ - Lewis College, for the third straight year, captured the title of the Mid-American basketball baskets and four free throws, Ron Berg dropped in 16 on seven buckets iand aipair of free throws and Bob Thayer collected 12 markers. time. Parsons' Ken Cla in two charities, ther countered with a held Lewis and Latham dunl throw to make it '13 for ers. Wardlow hit a h Parsons and Chadwick followed with a two-po time ,.,s ,ran out on the hc With 2:32 left in regi ing time, the Flyers but Parsons could not l ed. Wardlaw scored on and fSherard followed v shot to make it 64-63. , left, ,Berg sank a free t with 29 seconds left, J canned a goal to tie it 1 Lewis opened scoring ets Thayer and Vale nis Tdwards countered two-pointer, but Tha, Kennedy came back w for ,iV Lewis to give the early? 8-2 lead. At theft? mark, Lewis poppedyxy straight points- on three S While Ron Berg and John Mnvr .i .......... ESF? IBTEEI tournament here Friday night, Speedy 'Dave Sherard led the itis each canned 10. ' guilt . ............. 26 5 2 2 2 12 beating host Parsons in an over- Wildcats with 24 to take top- was the Flyers' ninth victory ggiflfllfiliili-1Iff1i ffflfff1g Z g 1? gill time, 73-71- scoring honors. He tallied 12 starts, and their elshfh fri- S,-mniggglwfjggggjg 2 31313 SNS Cornell beat Alma 91-68 for goals. A1 Wardlaw,1.with .11, was hm fhelf last nine games. gi-lsxlfzgt Tetra- ---- 3 3' 5 3 g Q -third place. the only other double-figure scorer :Era Eslgsgeiinfglllfga 10: nexter.'1.:.1-If...TZ 3 2 -2 ll., -4, ' For-wand A1 Latham with 23 for the losers. yp cgnlged 26 its Johlfrgsn' Tgtpjs ,,.,.,, 79 27 27 18 16 12 points proved to be the top gun Lewis tossed in 30 buckets in er West Aixam' re Star' Tum Sl19'0fi!!'f Vefcenmge 4342 A , for the Flyers ron nine baskets 651 attempts for a .434 and Par- ed 12 while Woodi lgumeli Xfflffabgffigge-'Q2222111222 jg-32 and tiye, free, throws, four of the sons tallied Siiiibuckets in '86 at- 1 and Tom Mayer dr dxf , .j -. charities cormng in the over- tempts for a .349 mark. for the Spartans. fire: th L . I Hftfter Hthe ssori iwaslt'd'l65- ' , , , ree o er ewis payers a a e en o regu ar pay- e Flyers were forfed fo mime I ' , fscored in double figures. Tom ing- time, Lewis juinpedgfehead , bemnd midway m the mst J 3Kennedy popped in 18 on seven, 70-65 lead in five-minute' -over- With 6:44 left in the initial' 7 ' A ' 'I ' ' ' ' F ' 5 ' T - d, Aurora owned a 38-28 ad- . I 6 M I age' 'Le 'iS began 'mg LCWIS College l lOS'lf Tuesday 2 P-i , ' - ' 1 Z tham hit two, free throws and T I ' ' T h . ,,,y i S mee Ke'1 edYaf m'aYe' O ICBQO CGC GFS contributed two-pointers and i c , ' - , Dedin dropped in a chardl - , ' I ,Wu by . rrow the gap to 41-39, A layer hit a bucket, but Lathe ,Kennedy each hit from to knot the score at 43-an 2:47 left in'the'half. At inte A ion the Flyers-:owned a 52- ,X ly.,-...N H If e teamiitltradedipointo uni in' the games' the K1 yerSleht'j1ooseL Dedin hit , Kennedy .dropped in to . outside' and Latham col ed a basket 'ands two fre s to the spree and withy9: l Lewis was ahead 71-57. ra 'closed the gap to ' Eowith 5:18 showing on tl E, and with the score 75- 5 is wrapped up the ' bandaged ankle:.lBaskets l: 6,tl 1 . V x X 4 -4--4 Fx ihn Ne- rn three rout Molis ' 2 points 1 starts. pleased. in ifiheir K change r Lewis cer, 6-2 Q rig 20.1, y zne:,jj.1n- i's'lead- , 3 C6-49, e guard 5 K5-1131, th ytrfaker l by Latham and a buck l, k y,-LEWIS COLLEGEQ S B Fa Latham ..----.. 20 9 8 Kennedy ,.....,. 18 7. 5 Berg- ..... . . .. 12 7 3 Valaitis .. ,,,,,, 6 2 I Thayer .... 13 5 2 Genovese - . - - . . .fl 0 0 Guugiish ....,,..i?f'0 0 0 T0l7nlg' ......, 69 30 19 Teeny, shooting nercentag. ' PARSONS 1713 S BFI WVa1-dlaw ...... 12 4 5 Coffman .-....,, ,,7, 1 1 Edwards nu... 15 4 0 it-ierard 22 12 'u. 9 .........-. 8 .5 E06-f:ren --.'.-..--e2 1 rvin 5 4 , CI .... .... HiiZk...... lg 5' Z Standard ....--..i2 0 2 Totals ----.... 868018 ' learn' shoqhur verge-iltizr Lewis College ...KA29 4 Parsons 27 4 - 1 and Kennedy, two bg -f' M Q L, .s ,.,,,.,,V. ..,....i..-. , p r and another by Dedin Q . 4 The Flyers will return to the fi ped around Valaitis' two gift - y , At 1' ' p ' ' Q ' 7 - r gave the Flyers an unap- e 1 ' ' j bhable 83-65 advantage with - y 3:25 left until the final buzz- 1 V si, y up 1 i e- , '. By 1ioN,Fo1moNsK1 0 iiii Q i 1 ' ' , 1 TROBABLE LINEUPS , , Free throws being the deciding r ' T K, ' yy , A f LEQVIS 1l,l,lN0lS 'l'IaCll . t . ' - V -' 1 - if 6- 21.ntlmm.i,.,...l-' ..... Wnrjlvlj- factor, the Lewis College Flyers ' ' - 2: defeated Lora s CollegeLoffD3o-R iaglse orwspineije. The 1 ' V J , . ',,,B - '-n rs- 0 , 79-70, 5 di' tt: er exams iewis wi ravewi I A' it ljilillfilis----4-'ll ---- 235311 M1 blfuei Iowa f un ala 'er enruciarssiare- tfoiiowsa :WI toss by Parsons to Put xi H iii L. v X, Jw'- 52: .5- Austin Marx SpuIT.xrf Ifllll NU I' me IICUIC lhuv 5 ll 29467 55 -'fl --1 1 4 . 2 Qghr I ,x F95 . President - Mark Tozzi, Secretary - Student Government members discuss future plans Mary Jane Bolte, Treasurer - Dennis Putlak, Vice-Prexident - Mike Sabo STUDE T COVER , .1 pg Mike Walsh, Bill Leahy, Art DeStephano, Mary Jane Bolte, Mike Sabo, Frank Stonemark, John Fiore, Mark Tozzi, Bob Ciszewski, Dennis Putlak, Marlene Feichtner, Bob Skillen, Bill O'Ncil, Vern Gaugush. L-'la 'I' J A el:- lx 1 lf' ' II f ., .. TA, . . T 'TIT . li JL. .., - T . - , 'gIffQ.ff.g. , ...Sim -. LETTER AN'S CLU 4, ,J Officers outlining club activities -A fv mf- '- 2' - H4- SITTING: T. Genovese, E. Finn, Vice-president R. Thayer, Schwan, E. Petlak, T. Mahon, J. Valairis, Secretary T. Cross Treasurer T. Kennedy, President V. Gaugush. STANDING: C. E.. Greetis, A. Latham, R. Fordonski, F. Voltarcl, A. DcStephano 58 7 C0-ED CLUB l SITTING.' C. Grewenig, M. Feichtner, J. Zaucha STANDING: D, Kruger, K. Zacha, P. Soohey, J. Pate, M. Leonard. President M. Feichtner, Vice-President G, Sawicki, Secretary J. Zaucha, Treasurer E. Rastetter. SITTING: M. Geraghty, C. Rodziczak, J. Crotty, STANDING: SITTING: M. Gromala, G. Sawicki, J. Harmon, STANDING P. Penca, B. Picago, M. Boltc, S. McCann. E. Rastetter, J. Flanagan, 59 i - 'x ii L. 1 -j. 5 r ALPHA PHI New member receives club jacket. ...1 I Z Club members discuss future activities. 1 -'1 -'W -'1 ff' X, ,f Plans and preparations for annual dance. ii .AE 143, ...Q BOTTOM ROW Vice-Pfesident R. Lorenzi, President - A. Fadden, J. Fiore, 3rd ROW, M. Sabo, E. Greetis, T. Jarosz, S. Bryla, Treasurer - B. Henn, Secretary - W. Hurley, 2nd Wascow, J. Wascow, W, Creegan, 4th ROW, G. Wittenkeller, A. ROW, S. Bukowiec, R. Arnez, R. Szopinski, D. Putlak, R. Mc- Bueschel, T. McDonough, R. Neslund, A. DeStephano. I Vw? 1- 1- f . l AVIATIO X l CLUB T. jauch, F. Carlson, R. Kotz, L. Videle Q F E My-Q , 001 S. -42 W' F4--Q-.9 Nl J fm 'R QQ. l l ll . .6- 51-' In ji s Xl XM' R Wx V' 5? B. Ciszewski, R. Marcinek, J. Burke, F. Lazarski, S. Portenlanger, R. Iwanski, R. DeWitt, R. Debuyserc, T. Malone, L. Remillard, K. Grill, M. Sporrer, R. Reckamp fi ., j i i XBDE UV' ri 142 J -N . .Lf 6 Revue of the board 5?-is-1-1 I ' - ur.. E E ... F - u 5 ---,. Fi L to R: J. Broncato, R. Klug, E. Greetis, Chief Justice F, Volteral, R. McFadden, T. Cross. gl.. in i Sis 5. Q ,Kg .. aa Xa U ag H. gg. i M9 'W ' , .95 GUILTY! Q PHYSICS CL 44. R l- Q G I , y Oo. X' 0 X A X .lv L to R: M. Bedford, J. Stryker, J. Mikuska, R. jandura, B. Rastetter. 2 ' .ow 1 -s R o w. I L TO R: D. Bourke, T. Vesely, G. Lathrop, R. Molenaar, G. Rooney, R. Ariagno, T. Jauch, W. Gregory,-G. Esser, SITTING: G. Harmon, P. McGinnis. 63 FOREIGN N GUAGE CLUB ,, , 5: . '13-Fnllwvef-'S ' 1 SITTING - P. Penca, M. Geraghty, C. Rodziczak, T. Jarosz, G. P. McGinnis, R. O'Neil, J. Begy, L. Guerrieri, P. Murphy, W Sawicki, R, Skillen, 2nd ROW - E. Golla, B. Rastetter, M. Gregory, R. Neutzler, R. McFadden, D. Sobczynski, T. Quish. Feichtner, J. Zaucha, M. Sabo, STANDING - R. Klug, M. Walsh, HISTORY CLUB - i f I if 1 . ,Iv L,-K ' ,ff A I K S I ,Lf -- .4 ' J,:..,,- X., 1 If-,xx .df I. -, XA X fra? uxxgxz, 1f'fjfI.,:5 V 1- 'X-QI. , P . QW' HH, -' 'iff-' ' '-wfmel-1? LF? - . X AF- S ,-5 ' fi ,f +'i x - Q., - J. Stoffey, R. Neutzler, G. Esser, J. Zaucha, R. Reckamp, J. Pate. 3 4 cr CHORUS - Ist ROW bottom: R. O'Neil, G. Maxinaro, J. Burke, J. Fiore J. McSweeney, D. Cote, R. Cassettari. 2nd ROW: S. Buckowiec M. Sabo, A. Heulsmann, W. Conway, R. Moeller, R. Schaefer J. Momot. 3rd ROW: J. Broncato, J. Regnier, J. Gatz, R. Scha .I-.. iv fer A Mosca E Castellenet M Walsh 4th ROW J Aleksxon J Owczarzak R Kelly R Zmich J Fuster R Dunderdale J Horwath DRAMA CLUB n I BOTTOM ROW: M. Singleton, J. Fiore, S. Bucko- wiec, M. Sabo. 2nd ROW: J. Zaucha., M. Feichtner, P. Soohey, L. Geraghty. 31d ROW: J. Aleksion, J. Regnier, T. Crepeau, H. Downey, R. Collins. 4th ROW: A. Mosca, R'. Zmich, J. Stryker, J. Seder- strand, J. Gatz, J. Burke. l L , S THE BEACO 4' 'xx W 1 15 fh- IS If A it GY? SITTING: Co-editors Art DeStephano, Gerry Wittenkeller. STANDING: Staff members John Stoffey, Steve Portenlanger, Gene Sawicki, Bob Skillen. THE SHIELD - ,- 1222.51 2nd FROM LEFT: Editor Norm Blynn. Reporters: Carol Rodziczak, Barb Picago, Liz Geraghty, Steve Portenlanger. STANDING: Ed Greetis, Mike Singleton, Dick Klug, Len Wenc. Lewis Poet's Works to Be - 0' o On Exhibit An exhibition of the works of Scharmel Iris, poet-in-residence at Lewis College, is being spon- sored by the Chicago Public Li- brary at the Legler Regional branch during the month of No- vember. In addition to Iris' three volumes of poems, the original portrait in sanguine that Augustus John made of him in London during the summer of 1955 is being displayed. John, the painter of Yeats and Joyce, is a favorite artist of the royal family. In 1955 Iris was presented to Queen Elizabeth, Princess Mar- garet, and the Queen Mother by Winston Churchill. At the time the fine art book of 52 drawings, Augustus John, appeared, Mrs. Eleanor Roose- velt wrote in her column of March 8, 1958, It is interesting that a poet in this country who has had. such a hard time to gain recognition should be the one American included in these drawings, and went on to say, Many publishers have recog- nized the force of Mr. Iris' writ- ings, but it is not easy to over- come the general apathy about poetry today. She had expressed a desire to meet Mr. Iris on her visit to Joliet and to wish him success on his autobiography, Shuttle- cock, -now close to completion. Carl Sandberg referred to Iris as, a genius in the lyric field. Nobel prize winner, William B. Yeats, in the preface to his sec- ond book on verse wrote: Of poets writing today, there is none greater. SCHARMEL IRIS, POET-IN-RESIDENCE THE JUST MAN Bom of misfortune in an evil time Devoid of logic, reason, or sweet rhyme, Unloved as were the wild dogs of the town, Misused of life he did not froth nor frown On the aggressorg mock his dire fate That mocked him verily. To compensate, Wild roses of the wayside made him glad Enough to thank his God for what he had: Birdsong and folk song and meadow Hower, The peace of stars that fills the quiet hour. He struggled towards the light but always fell. His, his the crown because he labored well. In death he triumphed, gained his rightful place - The signature of God across his face. Scharmel Iris 67 QXJIIXRETREAT' 'W' i ' w - l Y ..,, 1 .... 1 L5 ' V T' M M' I 'L .- fy W ,, . '. , M 1 1 X i 1. QJ ' ? Lgggggs li Q 'iam qu iv --W- i - --11 - ' , Students at Benediction lg ae i . E L . . w Wi, 'N N5 . 95 'N I 6 0 Meditation Pamphlets for Spiritual Reading. s Q Q . hifi,-I -..: .., 'A-4 -' ' .:,, 1 +1 MW Student's at Mass i 4. 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I4 J Q' Way back when Get this straight - I wear the pants I've seen the light Young Republicans Morning after the night before H 1-, 1' 'xv OUR SE IDRS , N 3. O P9295 Dennis Arp Ronald Berg Mary jane Bolte 6- 3 4- 4, -N ,X Andrew Bueschel Jacob Broncato AHYIIOHY Bryla f r .e 1 I, 'gf 3 i 9 ' , X uf In V W '5 '- fr, -xi' . , ,mf M I. jg , ., N 'V' , X V - 4 2 A-,.5.,,fr7i'h4? , '91 , ar- X . .1. s ' , 1 1 Av ,fl rife IP A N. r . , 'iv i' ,,--,ph . . -'- X' Ar, V ,ig ,QT gxy,3lgt1T',f. ' ' - . L ff. 3r,4,ff,'i.A,,mff ',, ja 1 r -- - 1-rf-S., , ' 351- 'I '- ' .Lj?Sf ,XA f r -1 xr r 'r . w fi.,qg. r r ' ,..f'f'x ' . 'fi 1. 1-2, '- .4 A Dennis Calderisi Andrew Chumey Trent Cross A E . ara? -' Y dr 5 . . ,, ,ms f lo if if M X Norman Czuchra NQSV' Z 4. Art DeStephano Gerald Dore 76 AS THEY ONCE WERE 95 Q7 Edward Finn M All 'fl 4 Vemon Gaugush 2 in William Gray 3 . , L ii' Marilyn Gromala ' S has ' I wfffw If .U Thomas Genovese I p. 1+ , bs . 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'65-RFQ-fff- -91-'-' l W 4' . 1 ff-1.2 7?'f'i as o 'Q ,, ' , QT' A 'A Dean Meier Ronald Lorenzl Roger Marco 'Nw O Jr l Donald Moore Dennis Putlak Edward Petlak Jay Rice .Ve A. ff' Robert Thayer 78 .1 A If 29 l rd l I nl George Rooney W xl' ll W up ,W lu umm Q' , b :Tl lff lglaliwif , l my lun , W , Y !vl.,, L 3 Ju w l ug nm H1 X' V ' T mlm.. 1, . I ,, llqnlmgllmg. 1' w , wk. lm' ,V TWI- N' WI. H.. l 1 A l . M . ., 1, l- . , 4, ,, N' Mm f Y 'l 1 Charles Thier AS THEY 0 CE WERE ' N fx sg, -. 6 If , 4- 1-., 1 V ' Q ' WE' ,. E -71591 i: ' -s.. J -S xx V , Q - ' A . , , , rf r , r , . A ,ANY ' X '. E E+..-E E' '5 Q , . 52 W . Y 1, 'A in I A 4 - r. - - E' I, OJ A ,M .QQ Edward Tiemey William Talone Mark Tozzi ,R M wifi? M 'H+ -, .xvk -if as iii -EA . L. W M321 John Valaitis David Videtich Frank Voltarel f . , . nhg as M I . rd ' x ew? P ff ,a ., H :Il Joseph Wascow Leonard Wenc Thomas Wieliczko W-1' A sl 'S I It V R .s.E?5.- L 'V B ' Geny Wittenkeller Joyce Yonke Thomas Zalewski Judy Zaucha 79 1+ Ei! ,frm uwHmH 21zss1zse mm H 5' ' :ii M W.. M , Q M35 u N.-3 -:mn u .NA H +i33:535 1r 2 f HW YQZE m W W1 'll 'll' M. ww NN L, 'N W Q 1 Q -V M.. ff H X E E NE Wg if : -- mm E .. ww Q .M 'M B 'M H H 'Q 5 E 5 111 2 5 WE x,,J WN,-g. :rg LL5,, gg! :G x5s 2 5:25 in M M mQZ2 fffW if Hgh H H H E 'H :wa-22 Q RICHARD KONRAD Vice President Business B.S. WILLIAM O'NEIL Class Representative Business B.S. S 1' ' Ri 'wr' .JJ , ARTHUR DeSTEPHANO President Buxinesx B.S. LEONARD WENC Secretary Business 81 1 EDWARD TI ERNEY Treasurer Psychoolgy B,S, ' T-v-nf-ff ifvr- ' - 'T DENNIS ARP Industrial Arts B.S. LEW RONALD BERG Business B.S. ANDREW BUESCHEL Businexx 1- ' Y yn u I B.S. ANTHONY BRYLA Busin exs B .S . 82 MARY JANE BOLTE English JACOB BRONCATO Business BS BA TRENCHARD CROSS Businexs I ANDREW CHURNEY Industrial Arts NORMAN CZURCHRA Industrial Arts B.S. GERALD DORE Industrial Arts 83 DENNIS CALDERISI Business DONALD DRAFALL Industrial Artx JOHN DRAGAS Buxiness B.S. Business EDWARD FINN B.S. ROBERT FRASER VERNON GAUGUSH Business B-S- Businexs B-S. THOMAS GENOVESE WILLIAM GRAY Businexs B.S. Chemistry MARILYN GROMALA KENNETH HACEK Literature B.A. Industrial'Arls 1 .rj VJ ul . f ,ezgvf k ' J , 1 f' ' ' x Q IRL JANINE HARMON MAYNARD HAUGE Biology B.S. Businesx B.S. DAVID HAYES JAMES I-IERBACK JAMES KOMP Business B.S. Chemistry B-S- BuSi1Le.v.v B.S- JAMES La GRIPPE ALFRED LATHAM Business B.S. Business B.S. ROBERT LEVEK RONALD LORENZI Chemistry B.S. Business ROGER MARCO FRANK MARKUN Business B.S. Chemistry B.S. DEAN MEIER DONALD MOORE Psychology B.A. Business - ,T PAUL MUSSARIO PATRICK MCGOLDRICK Business B.S. 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Biology DAVID VIDETICH llfghm, M' Business FRANK VOLTERAL B.S. 90 -S , S. 9 1-. 53315155-. , :': '-:Ts .n JOHN VALAITIS Business l I 1 4 In r' P I JOSEPH WASCOW Industrial Arts lrqg THOMAS WIELICZKO Chemistry , :wi -.,:.:..-W., as , ,W V ,,g, -1, -f'..,.' .... : -:a nv :nw 9 .-.-1 1.2: Y -sim s Q:- GERRY WITTENKELLER Business an ETC' f ' i ig sam , es I Business ew, ma- JOYCE YONKE THOMAS ZALEWSKI Business r' s JUDITH ZAUCHA History 91 History EDWARD ZAWORSKI LIST OF SENIORS ARP, DENNIS 2636 W. Cermak, Chicago, Ill. Bi. 7 5312 BERG, RONALD Joliet, Ill. BOLTE, MARY JANE 2518 Golfview, Joliet, Ill. GE 6 9623 BRONCATO, JACOB 610 Linden, Elmhurst, Ill. TE 2 8421 BRYLA ANTHONY 2145 Division, Chicago, Ill. HU 6 2653 BUESCHEL, ANDREW 3947 59th, Chicago, Ill. CALDERISI, DENNIS 5049 Devon, Chicago, Ill. SP 4 4293 CHURNEY, ANDREW W. Livingston Rd., Streator, Ill. 2 1282 CROSS, TRENCHARD 2829 183rd, Homewood, Ill. SY 8 5267 CZUCHRA, NORMAN R.R.-782, Box 489, Lockport, Ill. TE 8 1346 DESTEPHANO, ARTHUR 360 Sherman, Elmhurst, Ill. TE 2 8421 DORE, GERALD 9949 St. Louis, Evergreen Pk., Ill. GA 2 6835 DRAFALL, DONALD 1116 McDonald, Aurora, Ill. TA 2 2680 DRAGAS, JOHN 4910 Laramie, Chicago, Ill. GL 8 9672 FINN, EDWARD 28 Havard, Villa Pk., Ill. TE 4 9581 FRASER, ROBERT 356 Wilcox, Joliet, Ill. SA 3 3657 GAUGUSH, VERNON 254 112th, Chicago, Ill. CO 4 6101 GENOVESE, THOMAS 5646 Goodman, Chicago, Ill. AV 2 2921 GRAY, WILLIAM 827 11th, Lockport, Ill. TE 8 1847 GROMALA, MARILYN 122 120th, Chicago, Ill. Co 4 6236 HACEK, KENNETH 8147 Saginaw, Chicago, Ill. SO 8 8550 HARMON JANINE 8229 Paulina, Chicago, Ill. RA 3 3466 HAUGE, MAYNARD 744 Jackson, Morris, Ill. WH 2 0910 HAYES, DAVID 6153 Kolmar, Chicago, Ill. PO 7 6515 HERBACK, JAMES 1407 Johnson, Sterling, Ill. SA 3 1523 KOMP, JAMES 309 Lime, Joliet, Ill. SA 2 0092 KONDRAD, RICHARD 3820 56th, Chicago, Ill. RE 5 2145 LAGRIPPE, JAMES 2662 No. Elm, River Grove, Ill. GI 3 2662 LATHAM, ALFRED 620 Aberdeen, Chicago, Ill. LEVEK, ROBERT 606 Eastern, Joliet, Ill. SA 3 0257 LORENZI, RONALD 601 l38th, Chicago, Ill. MARCO, ROGER 908 Manor, Joliet, Ill. SA 7 9309 MARKUM, FRANK 809 Center, Joliet, Ill. SA 2 4580 MEIER, DEAN Ashkum, Ill. MOORE, DONALD 115 May, Joliet, I11. SA 6 8370 MUSSARIO, PAUL 905 Fisk, Joliet, Ill. SA 2 3016 McGOLDRICK, PATRICK 2961 Sherwood, Markham, Ill. HO 3 8557 O'DAY, ROBERT 1528 Hosmel, Joliet, Ill. SA 3 2866 O'NEIL, WILLIAM 2919 39th, Chicago, Ill. Ya 7 6419 PITTACORA, ANTHONY 36 116th, Chicago, Ill. PU 5 1746 PUTLAK, DENNIS 4925 S. Kildare, Chicago, Ill. PO 7 7267 PETLAK, EDWARD 1610 North, Chicago, Ill. HU 6 6439 PLUTA, PATRICIA Ingalls Memorial Hosp. Harvey, Ill. RAPSON, RICHARD 411 scfibney, Joliet, 111. SA 3 4876 RICE, JAY 1310 Kenmore, Joliet, Ill. 92 SA 2 1174 ROONEY, GEORGE 1151 Buell, Joliet, Ill. SA 3 0915 SAWICKI, GENEVIEVE 1736 Augusta, Chicago, Ill. BE 5 7452 SISMELICH, PATRICIA 209 Center, Joliet, Ill. SA 6 7825 SPREITZER, JOHN 222 Youngs, Joliet, Ill. SA 3 4887 STEFANICH, MARTIN 457 Scott, Joliet, Ill. SA 2 6342 THAYER, ROBERT 8020 Drexel, Chicago, Ill. HU 8 1769 THIER, CHARLES 7800 79th, Oak Lawn, Ill. GL 8 2939 TIERNEY, EDWARD 2521 51st, Chicago, Ill. PR 6 8922 TALONE, WILLIAM 2220 120th, Blue Island, Ill. FU 5 3924 TOZZI, MARCO 844 Arthington, Chicago, Ill. I-IA 1 0454 VALAITIS, JOHN 6800 Campbell, Chicago, Ill. YA 7 5329 VIDETICH DAVID 722 Nichelson, Joliet, Ill. SA 3 6505 VOLTERAL, FRANK 2631 McVicker, Chicago, Ill. WASCOW, JOSEPH 2418 Marmoya, Chicago, Ill BE 7 3831 WENC, LEONARD 5905 Henderson, Chicago, Ill. MU 5 7384 WIELICZKO, THOMAS 833 Corvent, Beurbonnais, Ill. WE 9 2185 WITTENKELLER, GERRY 7527 58th, Summit, Ill. GL 8 4603 YONKE, JOYCE 17 Prairie, Joliet Ill. SA 2 4910 ZALEWSKI, THOMAS 1443 Lathrop, River Forest, Ill. FO 9 6162 ZAUCHA, JUDITH 3343 Monticello, Chicago, Ill. IN 3 8143 ZAWARSKI, EDWARD 608 Eastern, Joliet, Ill. SA 3 8768 1, ,,5,,, I., . ,l 1 ,K 'nr Z.. 1 ,I V. ..., 1 1 ,Mu ,1.11f,l5,--V1 -1.1-Y,-. LU - .. .. ..4 1. - l 1 x ,, '.'.--,vlv ...1 . Ns ' 1 1, 111, Y :.,, I .l l 'KN' L' . I- .K Q :li 73. ,lf lf ..,w 3 S Elljilh IL lrn thx C Zlrl. OH ll k C' lbbcms oplwmorc physical Wednc Z1 special .md also If 1 me written an fur the will cuopcra subj tiv oct 0 clax FACULTY v-,V ' is E. A. Da ROSA Director -an s 'Ui - f N 4' V 1. 0 + QNX N. BONACCI 94 T. TRESEDER 1-vi J. CUMMINGS A. LUKE J- SCHAFER P. BIRSA 95 SITTING: W. Bayes, R. Scaramella, STANDING: J. Schmidt, T. Olson, P. Calderon, M. Stahulek, R. Wiktor. .. WW- L to R: W. Tanner, R. Patula, W. Pfee- fer, L, Mango, Mr. Birsa Instructor. L to R: S. Kapowetz, W. Peterson, C Macken, J. Thom, Mr. DaRosa In- structor. .'. E: P511 re- ..-F I -ajxvfn L to R: J. Maigler, K. Fabise, J. O'Neil, I Mr. Schaeffer Instructor. Law masvou lcumongsvsml A li L to R: R. Arcuri, R. Pfeifer, Mr. Bon acci Instructor, J. Hager, J. Walls. L to R: T. Schuman, H. Pierman, H. Fox, P. McKenna., B. Suding. L to R: L. Di Giacomo, J. O'Leksy, D. Magro, S. Griffin, J. Stasek, L. Kolicki. L to R: B. McCormick, C. Ducibella, E. Ziegler, W. Wingate, R. Kowalczyk, K. Hahn, J. Zweck. L to R: R. Harold, J. Borg, J. Hildabrzmd, M. Stripel, K. Kyle L to R: T. Lundy, B. Janucek, W. Kotula, E. Carmondy, P. Klein, J. Martin, J. Busta. I C I U 4 I A, 3 If -f -A 4- 7 .MW 4 10 .4- . -f-'L ..-ef' . ,- vii y 4 . -lp. 4UiL,-., On behalf of the staff of the ',61 Beacon, we would like to extend our sincerest appreciation to all those who have helped to make this yearbook a great success. MODERN C P BUILDERS CORPORATION GEN ERAL CONTRACTORS P O BOXT233 JOLIET, ILLINOIS Anton W. Blozevic I IF ROOM LINEN SERVICE Division of LINENS-OF-THE-WEEK ChicogoIc1nd's Linen Service for The Home Dlckens 2-3700 IN LOCKPORT IT'S - TE C0 JIM GRANT'S SUPER TEXACO SERVICE I 9hQ ya.eA SA 6-2122 CONGENIAL ATMOSPHERE MERICHKA S RESTAURANT tu U... , 'YYI ' ' Room UNEXCEILL-EB HOSPITALITY AMPLE PARKI 804 THEODORE ST. JOLIET, ILL. You're the CLASS of bl We wish you luck in whatever field of endeavor you plan to follow . . . that's about the gist of it. But we'd like to go a step further. Some people feel that the more college graduates we have the better. You and I know better. So much depends on who is teaching and what is being taught. As a graduate of Lewis you have learned how to think clearly. . . you have learned how to weigh new ideas carefully before accepting them. You're not necessarily a storehouse of knowledge and information but you did learn a technique in that you do know how to acquire knowledge in a diversity of fields. You weren't iust trained in a technical skill nor was the operation of a machine your ultimate obiective. You are a well rounded man . . . you have a liberal education and you have the vision to see beyond your everyday problems. You have great aspirations and you know that one of the most important iobs ahead of you is serving humanity where you are able to do so. And finally, as a truly rounded Lewis College graduate you have learned two of the greatest lessons of all: knowing God and your fellowman. All these things you have learned at Lewis College . . . and all these things spell man, Let's go on in life and live your life in full. Yes, you're a college graduate now . . . but it's only the beginning in this wonderful game called life. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE I96l LEWIS COLLEGE GRADUATES! FROM THE JOLIET HERALD-NEWS The Ring of Truth I a COPLEY newspaper A Paper for All the People All the Time , I ' 1 .t 1 1 4 t l ' .f X 1 i . t t . 4 ,. 4,--- L, t L ti, J Q 1 t , t , 1 . it JJ, t ig i w t i i E2 1 , Y A - , 3 2772- . - J , I -- ,, .VA. ,Mm Y Y - ..... s ---- --2.5 ifff, 1 F- - e,,,w2is,5w,,i2,2 - , , , , . ---- , Ja .,,Y'fZ'EriE31iE,.f'i'?i3,.s,Wfi 'Y : A .f. , ' Q Q Z ,x4ssM4as14Ss1sS11S fe: ---- . 1 ::,..m, ,:::a:ga:a5:ag j,,,iga-- fir , - H -: V t 5:2-:Q .S ' ,fi fi Z :il ,,.,,9,tg -5 :ii 'tiki '44 far' , '55 ..L. , -5-- u ' . 6-.N-.. Mary Elizabeth Geraghty, Bill Jacobs, an Nic Kirinclc - --p -A-. I., , - f , .-...-4.., . , t f . w .. - -- ,-an 1-'vfrzr ,.g'f,,J,,.G':f'1 :, ,A-1 . , 1' Y1 '2'f r 1 ti1'I H' f '-H W5 - ' ' t1 ' .rb?m 1..S?Sn I - 'ff' 131- 1'- the f fqakf ' - A ' 4 - ' w J i. ' - ' -'es 5-fs-gk, Qgva, ,g,.':,5-fftzi f ' f' --:fe 1- ffm -vit.:' .1-f.-:f 11 ' 4 . 31.-F 'fre ' . l , '- fu-' , - X. 'Z 5,71 '.i,s,21i:65-Ag. Lg'gQgg..j,. .J45i,1,2jQg:t. ' BQ' -L'Qyfg? :' ' 3'?35I-f- -,LH 11. 11 :1 'YI A , 1f3l,,,'-it ,-1-.Q'-.hggggf..fS54Tw ,:g:ER:, ' 1- 1 f A - ww-:far ,, , - Q33-V 4 lrifpgge, +1-eh. X . ff- we ,Lewis- ' - x - ' :w-'-.+1f':- 'Nrur f f . ,few Lg,,.:.1+-1 mfg 'hw ' .' ' 42 -:J-.3':,-' 'z-'-as 1 1f-,.:,,.- A a-i312 -.ff . . -, , f M 'f A Q . 1, A ' - . . t,',1Jf'-f5 2'E77i1't':fl , 'f. 4 ' '- Ffsfitifia- - . .A ,. -qi.-wwf - .- 1. fr ',-f 1-, ,Zi-rg:-,,t, f- ge-',:-1, ,-. 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C 11 3 J-fm 1' .. , Q-A-kr. 1,-?,.'g:f1p,H,g,',,QTg 1 -- -' . -r. ,.- . , fp. 4' .,-:4,g':,1fferf g:r1':'i ,Z ww- 'P my ' , 1 ,: 13:5 'ff'f+.:i,.f ' '1 . e ' ,, 7 ' Y U? ,1- V, ' , H .- ' . - , .A , -- , , , .M 2. f. - ., ,w -- +5 .mf--4 ,W-, --qv:-.yg-wzievr' ' .1 1' gym: as . A .mr . , 'A Q2!',g'S',M52L' gm - .L -sa ' . CHICAGO AT JACKSON Bill Jacobs Chevrolet and Lewis College Two of America's Fastest Growing Institutions Sales 81 Service SA 3-0631 RELIABLE SPRINGCO. INCORPORATED V il E i' SALES 8: SERVICE 10557 S. MICHIGAN AVE. CHICAGO 28, ILL. Phone: WA'rerfoII 8-1413 LOU KIEKEN WILLIAM KIEKEN Compliments of FIRST NATIONAL of LOCKPORT WINKE STUDIO SA 2-5408 5ped,,,i,i,,9 in PLAINFIELD PUMP co. WEDDING ALBUMS - HOWARD K. FLAGG - CHILD PORTRAITS And Many Other Types Of Photography PLUMBING WIRING Direct Color 8t HEATING Black And White R. R. 2 - Box 49 - Rt. T26 N. Plainfield, III. T55 N. OTTAWA JOLIET, ILL. Phone: GE 6-9341 STANG KELLY Q LIQUORS 9 Everything for the Party 0 712 W. JefTerson . SA. 3-1211 Joliet, Ill. JOLIET TOWER 84 TANK PAINTING CO. PETERSON Industrial and Commercial Painting Contractors INC. Brush or Spray FACTORIES THE TALENT TO ORlGINATE STRUCTURAL STEEL ,, BRIDGES THE SKILL TO PRODUCE ' WATER TANKS 1 SMOKE STACKS Phone Saratoga 6-4458 I FLAG POLES 458 North Chicago Street ' STEEPLE JACKS P.O. Box 872 FULLY INSURED J I' , III' ' PHONE SA 7-7785 O 'el 'mm 1119 N. BROADWAY JOLIET, ILL. JOHN GAJCAK - OWNER HARTMAN'S SERVICE 'Q STATION J nil fl 'IQ' TE 8-1790 66A and Plainfield Road LOCKPORT SAVINGS 8. LOAN ASSOCIATION BEST WISHES 5 FROM U 'E RAY STRAPPAZON RT- 4A I STATE ST- CANDID PHOTOGRAPHER ii 7 N S I TE 8-2040 838 S S L k III CONGRATULATIONS TO THE BEST WISHES GRADUATING CLASS OF T961 from THE SPECTATOR I HX 2 i .'JOIief's Illustrated Newspaper 7.-29 T 1 PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY S P-90 3' I we S VAX L 107 W. cuss Sf. Joliet Xxx III f l Compliments of Congratulations to the l96l Lewis College Graduates from Joliet's Most Modern Bank - WOODRUFF OII' co' Joliet, Ill. LOUIS JOLIET BANK Bachelor Alternations Service Knitting Yarns 1812 West Jelterson Joliet' llllnols LOCKPORT NEEDLEWORK AND GIFT SHOP 903 State St. TE 8-4I38 FOWLER PIANO AND ORGAN Chuck a Shirley COMPANY PAsroRE's - Recofds 'O SOIISIY ' Home of the Half-Quart Schooner 'IO4 N. Ottawa Hillcrest Q Poor BOYS PI1Ot'16S: . Sausage ' Pizza ' Spaghetti ' Ravioli ' Chicken ' Steak 2308 N. Broadway Compliments of Crest Hill WERDEN BUICK CO. SA 2-8601 - BUILDING MATERIALS - 55 E. Webster Joliet SA 6-4366 Compliments of FIRST NATIONAL BANK of JOLIET Van Buren 8. Chicago St. LOCKPORT FLOWER SHOP T021 State St. - Lockport TE 8-0587 GO RAMBLER! Ray Kinney Motors, Inc. Center 8. .Ietterson Joliet CORNOLO INSURANCE 8. TRAVEL State 81 Ninth Lockport RICHELIEU FOOD STORE GROCERIES 8. MEATS IOOO State St. Lockport COngrGIUICIiIonS! TE 8-T050 TE 8-2301 LOCKPORT MUSIC CENTER Everything in Music Records 81 Stereo Consoles T004 Hamilton St. Lockport Compliments of A FRIEND NATIONWIDE FOOD SERVICE INCORPORATED I8 South Michigan Avenue Chicago 3, Illinois NATIONAL BANK OF JOLIET Scott 81 Van Buren Joliet, Illinois Compliments of WEBER DAIRY CO. Joliet, Ill. - HEYNIS BAKERY Bread - Rolls - Coffee Cake - Cookies Beautiful and Delicious WEDDING and PARTY CAKES 730 Center St. DESPLAINES FITZGERALD FURNITURE COMPANY Quality furniture for as long as most folks can remember. YOUR FURNITURE BUDGET ACCOUNT CORDIALLY INVITED HECK'S MARKET RETAIL - WHOLESALE Specializing in Home Made Sausage, Home Cured Smoked Meats and Meats for Home Freezers 101 Clinfon St- Jolie' 4209 Irving PR. Rd. Chicago AI ISame location for 30 yearsj AV 6-5515 In PHILBIN WALL PAPER 81 PAINTS ' PR'NT'NG ' vARNIsI-1Es - WINDOW GLASS - SHADES THE OGREN PRESS PICTURE FRAMING A SPECIALTY W5 E- Ninfh Sf- Lockpof' T16 E. 9th SI. Lgckpgrfl III. - TE 80543 ' F d E ' h' .Business Forms 'Wedding Announcements re mlc S nvelopes .By I-OWS -' 1 O rogmms .Booklefs Joliet Motor Sales, Inc. C 8. s J I' , Ill. MILLER PRINTING CO. oss Coll 0 'el New Cars SA 6-6286 SA 7-1701 , And Used And Trucks 68 W. Van Buren JolIet BEST WISI-IES MATESIIS or A FRIEND Rexall Drug Store Lockport it's my turn... NOW f, Now, it's my turn to earn my place in our before me had his turn . . . someone built the schools I attended . . . someone subscribed to the hospital building fund . . . someone worked on the fund drives for church and charity . . . on Scout committees . . . on the thousand and one civic affairs that weave strength and character into this country of ours. Z community . . . in our country. Someone If if X Someone . . . in fact, many . . . were good citizens before me. Now, it's my turn to take up the responsibilities of citizenship. I know I will be a good citizen only if I make up my mind to be . . . that I will reap the rewards of good citizenship only if I invest in them . . . that I and millions like me will determine the kind of community and country we will live in. Strong communities mean a strong Nation. CATERPILLAR T R A c T 0 R c 0 . il I ' y A - t SSW in Q D? u n,,,J .4 un Ni HH 'ffl f is L' .IH U UU X' A DE I' - .. 9 ' .--I I I UQ . UM . Q - U3 ana I l i -I f- il - - -- '----:rQ '-Q------r:-.--....--,-5, r,,-,,.-. ...- qv TRA-NSIT 5 ffl Q Q u Lt ' , 'I f' I- ,, ,, I ' ' N- -Ar.: rf-Q-If - -. . . - . Q ggzfj S ,et-.x. ---1--...P---.,,.a.,1 ...u?fl. A .- 5--1-' A-iz-.. . .5 L- - g-il-'fZ'fQ- ' ANYWHERE - ANYTIME - Y AM N CONVENIENT - Low cosT - DEPENDABLE :R 1:' 1 ' -.E l-li1l A E A W VCU 6 32 'e lla ' CONCRE 1gE FLORYEIVEFRY PURPOSE ervmg ou rom 7 CONVENIENTLY LOCATED PLANTS SA 7-1794 NEWKIRK TRANSIT MIX Best Wishes REV. MATTHIAS E. FISCHER PEOPLE'S CLEANERS IN BY TO - ou1 BY 3 911 smre sf. Lockporf, 111. WESTERN TIRE AUTO STORE Mike Phillips, Owner OFFICE 720 COLLINS - 721 E, JACKSON Everything for the cor and home. -IOLIET - PLAINFIELD - LEMONT - NAPERVILLE - AURORA - ROCKDALE 'W We 5 Lockport, lll. MlLLER'S ACE HARDWARE 938 State St. Lockport QU 'Y coMPL1MEN1s or Value Friendly Service ACE SETS THE PACE ROYAL BLUE FOOD MART Wm. R. Cornolo, Prop. Corner State 8- 9th Sts. Lockport MATESI'S REXALL DRUGS Lockport SELTZER THOS. CROWTHER ROOFING CO., INC. 34 YEARS EXPERIENCE our W W Roofing - Siding - Insulation 5,409-:vdsrltg-,?VF ., I '55, Small Repairs ' 0 Aluminum Combination Windows A E All Work Guaranteed And Fully Insured lg i:A iW: phone: SA 5-6123 5 GOOD DRUG STORES 65 W. Marion Joliet 1002 Shale S TE 8-1594 Lockport, III. Compliments of KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS I Joliet Council 417 Taylor St. Joliet, Ill. I I TED'S DRIVE INN RESTAURANT in l h in s lc i n NEW STAR V Iollffg lllliol. Dining Room THE STORE WITH b THE OUTSIDE Featuring Italian Foods FASHIONS FOR MEN REVOLVING CLOCK ' . - . AND WOMEN open Dolly 1o.oo A.M. 12.00 P.M. Hwhere Your Credit ,S Good.. Friday 8. Saturday 10:00 A.M. - 12:00 P.M. Closed Tuesdays Chicago 8s CUSS Joliet 2223 Broadway Crest Hill JOYCE SEVEN-UP BOTTLERS, INC. I hh 1 JOHN M. JOYCE FOUNDER AND CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD ORGANIZED IN JOLIET, ILLINOIS IN T935 IN TWENTY-FIVE YEARS THE COMPANY HAS GROWN TO BE V i ,, A,.' X -- :ning my 1553 M1 Hr 1113445 ' Joliet Seven-Up Bottling Co. Peoria Seven-Up Bottling Co. I 1-aw , ' 1: ' , -, ., ', - I . 1 Lixv-3?-vii in IQ' i' 1- Chicago Seven-Up Bottling Co. 83rd Street Plan! THE WORLD'S LARGEST BOTTLERS OF SEVEN-UP . I 1 T F 1 ':i5?LTQ-Y i - - , ' ' I mi, iii ,g or .J in - N - Champaign Seven-Up Battling Co. New York Seven-Up Bottling Co., Inc. ,J New Rochelle Plant Il A . 1 or - yi. ,.,-,, ' Li? fi ., I 3- ,. !J 1 f1i!' Tuiir-'f' ,V-., ,, T 1 fy wand 4 a- i .J , T N 2 X h ,J ME E V: A .:1,,5?u Q4 f ...H J: 15- 1' i ,h, , L I I -. LE.-oL .,IJ Ii f' T L F' -- ' f - - ' Seven-Up, Washing! D c New York Seven-Up Bottling Co., Inc Bronx Plant JY TY I I X. J i in i A, , hf 1 - ' '- ' - ,, ' CTI -I 'J' 'i7gf.QJ ' T - ig 'll' h he-J ' I , 1 W W hr Chicago Seven-Up Bottling Co. Kilbourn Avenue Plant Chicago Seven-Up Bottling Co. skohae Plant - I .. I , , 1 , MQ, MT-'X 1 'TIIMDW B1 HMI! lhhiii i i fi A Hoff' I , . aaI A R'INrC New York Seven-Up Bottling Co., Inc. Chicago Seven-Up Bottling Co. Madison Seven-Up Bottling Co. Newburgh Phhhr omce Building, Chicago, in. Madison, WISCONSIN JOYCE SEVEN-UP BOTTLERS, INC. Joliet - Chicago - Peoria - Champaign - Madison, Wis. - New Rochelle Newburgh -- Bronx - Washington D.C. NAAL PLUMBING AND HEATING CO. nNDusTRY AVENUE - SA 7-3627 Plumbing - Heating - Piping Contractor Industrial - Commercial - Residential Mailing Address: 6I6 Cowles Joliet, Ill. The New BEN FRANKLIN STORE 916-T8 smfe sr. Lockport, Ill. C g tl t to the Class of '61 MRS. MARY SIMON MRS. JOAN CAREY PAPPAS CLEANERS M4 See the new JET-HEET Furnace at the CARNAGHI OIL COMPANY TOT Fourth Ave. Ph. SA 3-9388 No Duct Pipes No Chimney Only a Vent 25 to SOM Savings in Fuel Oil CARNAGHI OIL COMPANY Frank J. Carnaghi, Pres. PATRONS Mr. SL Mrs. Albert Agresto George Beemsterboer Mr. SL Mrs. Jack Anastasi Mrs. E. Arenz Mr. SL Mrs. Harold Bachmann Mr. SL Mrs. Louis Baron Mr. SL Mrs. Edward Barrett Mr. SL Mrs. Arthur Bedford Mr. SL Mrs. Mr. SL Mrs. Philip A. Belanger Mr. SL Mrs. Carl Bertler Mr. SL Mrs. William Blinn Mr. SL Mrs. Edward C. Bora Mr. SL Mrs. William Bourke Mr. SL Mrs. Terrence Brady Mr. SL Mrs. Joseph A. Brown Mr. SL Mrs. Paul Buddy Mr. SL Mrs. S. Bukowiec Mr. SL Mrs. W. G. Burke Mr. SL Mrs. Walter Bussey Mr. SL Mrs. Paul Calamari Mrs. Vera Casale Mr. SL Mrs. Francis Cassidy Mrs. Wanda Ciszewski Mr. Angelo Colombo Mr. SL Mrs. Lee Colsant Mr. Ambrose P. Conroy. Mrs. Gabrielle Cote Mr. SL Mrs. Mr. SL Mrs. Mr. SL Mrs. Mr. SL Mrs. Mr. SL Mrs. Mr. SL Mrs. Mr. SL Mrs. Mr. SL Mrs. Mr. SL Mrs. Mr. SL Mrs. Mr. SL Mrs. Mr. SL Mrs. Mrs. Henry Mr. SL Mrs. Mr. SL Mrs. Mr. SL Mrs. Mr. SL Mrs. Mr. SL Mrs. Mr. SL Mrs. Walter Coville W. Crepeau H. T. Cross Joseph Cubalchini F. Curry R. S. Czuchra Edward A. Dainko James W. Day Michael F. Depaldo Anthony DeStefano George DeWald Louis DiGiacomo C. Donalies Michael Dore Joseph Drozdz John Duncan Joseph Erjavec john Feichtner john F. Fiore Mr. SL Mrs. L. A. Foster Mr. SL Mrs. David C. Fraser Mr. SL Mrs. Ben Geraghty Mrs. Jacquelyn Gordon Mr. SL Mrs. Mr. SL Mrs. Mrs. Helen Mr. SL Mrs. Harold Graham John M. Grein Gromala Frank Gruber, Sr. Mr. SL Mrs. P. A. Guerrieri Mrs. Sophia Gutoski Rev. SL Mrs. john H. Hager Mr. SL Mrs. W. E. Hall Mrs. Elsa C . Harmon Mr. SL Mrs. Marcus Hauge Mr. SL Mrs. Dr. SL Mrs. Mr. SL Mrs. Mr. SL Mrs. Charles Hausman James C. Havranek Daniel Henn M. D. Herbach Mr. SL Mrs. Henry Heying Mr. C. E. Huening . C. R. Hulls Mr. SL Mrs. Mr. SL Mrs Matthew Janecek Mr. SL Mrs. Stanley Jarosz Mr. SL Mrs. Mr. SL Mrs. Mr. SL Mrs. M-r. SL Mrs Mr. SL Mrs. Mr. SL Mrs . P. KI. Klein Mr. SL Mrs. Mr. SL Mrs. J. R. Jennings Thomas A. Kavanaugh Thomas Kennedy . Nick Kirincic S. R. Klarich Chester Klimara Peter M. Knittle Mr. SL Mrs. P. B. Knox Mr. SL Mrs. Mr. SL Mrs Mr. SL Mrs. Mr. SL Mrs. Mr. SL Mrs. Stephen Kokowetz, Sr. . Walter Kolar Edward Kolodziej joseph G. Komp Zigmond Kondrad Mr. Leo Koniarz Mr. SL Mrs. Adolph Kotz Dr. SL Mrs. M. J. Kuhn Mr. SL Mrs. Frank Kyle Mr. SL Mrs. G. M. Lathrop Mr. SL Mrs. Mr. SL Mrs. Mr. SL Mrs. Mr. SL Mrs. Richard LePenske Albert Lorenzi R. B. Lundy Daniel E. Macken Mr. SL Mrs. Mr. SL Mrs. Mr. SL Mrs Mr. SL Mrs Mr. SL Mrs. Mr. SL Mrs. Mr. gl Mrs. PATRONS John Mahon Edward Marcinek . John Marco . George Marinaro Robert Martineau joseph Miceli Bertram A. Miller Mr. SL Mrs. Edward Moeller Mr. SL Mrs. Mr. SL Mrs. Mr. SL Mrs. Mr. gl Mrs. Ted Momot Jose M. Monte Frank Mukenschnabl H. Mularski Mr. Edward Murray Mr. SL Mrs. Henry McCarthy Mrs. Margaret McCluskey Mr. SL Mrs. F. E. McDonough Mr. SL Mrs. James D. McElroy Mr. SL Mrs. Daniel R. Mclnerney Mr. SL Mrs. Leonard Newon Mr. SL Mrs. Stanley Oleksy Mrs. Mary O'Neil Mr. Joseph A. Palubin Mr. SL Mrs. Frank Pate Mr. SL Mrs. Mr. SL Mrs. Charles V. Pecoraro Frank Penca Mr. SL Mrs. John Peterselli Mr. SL Mrs. E. Petlak Mr. SL Mrs Mr. SL Mrs. . S. Popek Mr. SL Mrs. Dominic C. Picago Joseph Portenlanger A!2C Joseph M. Portenlanger, T.I. '58 Mr. SL Mrs. Mr. gl Mrs. Mr. SL Mrs. Mr. SL Mrs. Mr. SL Mrs. Mr. SL Mrs. Mr. SL Mrs L. Putlak Bernard Qiuish Stanley Raclaw Nick Rastetter Harold Redelsperger Frank Reichenberger Max Repenshek Mr. SL Mrs. Restivo Mr. SL Mrs Mr. SL Mrs. C. Reus Mr. SL Mrs. . james W. Rice Joseph Rinozzi Mrs. Eva Rodziczak Mr. SL Mrs. Rondinella Mr. SL Mrs. Edmund Ryan Mr. SL Mrs. John Sabatini Michael C. Sabo, Sr Roman Salik Reno P. Sandona Eugene C. Sanford Arthur F. Schaefer I. S. Schipper Philip Sheehan William Sheehan S. Siena Thomas E. Skahen J. F. Skillen Stephen Soohey Gilbert R. Specht Martin Stefanich Stonemark Norman A. Stryker Carl H. Suding Edward P. Sullivan Arnold Swanson J. E. Swaufield Edward H. Tanner Earl Thompson Edward C. Tierney Theresa Tolone SL Mrs. Nicholas Tozzi Walter M. Trauten SL Mrs. Anthony Vesely Joseph Videtich Waldvogel Michael Wallace Leo M. Walsh T. A. Walsh Martin Walsh Wenc Edward Wesolowski George H. White Joseph Wieliczko Ralph G. Yonke Mr. Leo Yuozapaitis Leonard Yourg Zangaro Edward Zapletal Andrew P. Zaucha John Zautis . Theodore Zerebny Mr. SL Mrs. Mr. SL Mrs. Mr. SL Mrs. Mr. SL Mrs. Mr. SL Mrs. Dr. SL Mrs. Mr. SL Mrs. Mr. SL Mrs. Mr. SL Mrs. Mr. SL Mrs. Mr. SL Mrs. Mr. SL Mrs. Mr. SL Mrs. Mr. SL Mrs. Mrs. Kenth Mr. SL Mrs. Mr. SL Mrs. Mr. SL Mrs. Mr. SL Mrs. Mr. SL Mrs. Mr. SL Mrs. Mr. SL Mrs. Mr. SL Mrs. Mrs. Mr. Mr. SL Mrs. Mr. Mr. SL Mrs. Mrs. Leo F. Mr. SL Mrs. Mr. SL Mrs. Mr. SL Mrs. Mr. SL Mrs. Mr. SL Mrs. Mr. SL Mrs. Mr. SL Mrs. Mr. SL Mrs. Mr. SL Mrs. Mr. SL Mrs. Mr. SL Mrs. Mr. SL Mrs. Mr. SL Mrs. Mr. SL Mrs. Mr. SL Mrs Mr. SL Mrs. Clement Zmich AUTOGRAPHS Y 1 419-,AH -.