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Siypm-.L 6950 DR D l N Xi X 4 xi , A! li Q ws Jw-,,.,,,bm , T . ,,, L .4.1.. itil ON CAMPUS Loyola Academy in conjunction with the Lake Shore Division of Loyola University occupies a twelve acre campus on Lake Michigan, eight miles north ot Chicago's Loop, Academy students attend classes in Dumbach Hall, erected in l9U8. Madonna Della Strada Cha- pel and Cudahy Memorial Library, two of Loyolas most striking land- marks, are shared by both Univer- :ity and Academy students. Not pictured here are the North Building and the Alumni Gymnasium. Cudahy Memorial Librar Madonna Della Strada Chapel Dumbach Hall ,P wJ -. new 11 ' n K ' -.f. -7' Q. . .3' .K ,.r -I '...r D1 .5 4. w v V U v ' . ...A 41, .g',,-'- ,A gr .X , . JA I IA ,,. .L 4 .Z Exul gs S21 Q Sl , L5 I A 4 lu: L! K 3 5 92655 :la 'ring 'fr 3 5 13 Q ,ggi E I Sig mg 5.5. Q . 9 sz if 5 fi' Z! ' ssc. :els :Y E E ? -'- E X N 5 t N. x.,. E :N.:, .1,:,q Q b I I O I 1 WW lgjffy 1, .Q-fax-ff i W? .gf ' 5 4 Q. 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IV, Y - 3 ' MQV Q4-gi g zfif 1:sT'f- - ,' ' ff, I ' Q n ,J- e Wh SAITIT IGFIATIUS LOYOLA by Alexfmdre Z1'1lOff-IVf1fFk',' Bcrrrrirxtor Hatred! House ifhfzpf-l VTr1f: frfiwre rr, 'rv'- Zoret-flrcurri reprfysr-r.tf1 Yhf rfrckf-' rlurrtirzrjf of the 'woderr world bofwlriq the Sf3'ir.!'fs powerful 1VTf9FC95S1GYIr Q Iuly Lai, 1956, there drr-d CI mdm who left fl deep drud Iflfstlrrfz rrrrpressrom Orr the life fmd Growth of tire CGTEIOMC Church, His name wus Iundtxus Loyola, soldier. sdlrmt, educator, imd founder of time S0- iirety Of Iesufs, Hrs pzrrrwlples Of eduzrdtrorr get dowr. rrz Eur: Constitutions, crorr.po:mded of 'sms dom, Godlimvss, fmd 11 deep knowledde Of lllllllfifl r1i1t11rfy ffbrm Tllf- Yrefjxrt of the Iesuit Code of Lrberdl ridufdtroh Hrs drrtz was the Emdrrrmrumus develcprrierit of rr. tellert Grad 'fvrll lr. U :sound body, rms mo f tlve 'NWS the :re'1Ter rlrgry' if Qwd For four hurzdred jxedrs smce E113 dedti. hrs sons rrr the Sofjeiv df Iesus have fff1TV1F?d dn rms: wrnb: dfed'1f'frtm'1eliwqwrerwr frpostlf-saf:fCEzr1:sT V, frvefx' fv'1rrT .' par 'ff- fdff- df tzre 'EVITNX The fdcrmllt 'A.' fxrid SUVIVEYIYS of i,fv','93i: Ai3f'1derr1',', H16ffE?fCY 5, prfyld Of Tflfxlf Ilflfl' 0115: Ef'I'1T'l',If' 'md 1f'QSf'1T d '.-.'1t:. 1 deeri sense df grdtrtude l1umr,1j.' dediirdte the 1956 Grad Prep to Sdmt IUHGYVIS Ioyolc THE LOYOLA MAN The true Loyola Man is generous to his fellow men, willingly giving his time and effort to the needs of others Sacrifices, large or small, do not im' pede his nobleness of spirit. 'Charity toward all and malice toward none is the motto emblazoned in his heart He is kind in word, pure in thought, and helpful in deed. Like lanatius Loyola, he is a staunch soldier, tiaht ing for what is right and righting what is wrong. The true Loyola Man is devoted to the moulding of self. Truth is his guide toward knowledge and understanding. Aided by the lgnation heritage of the Iesuits, he builds his own thought Block by block he lays his foundation, step by step he progresses toward his goal. The true lLoyola Man is alert to sow and cultivate school spirit, A good sportsman himself, he tries to promote good will among his associates. He is well-liked by all because he is both a good leader and an intelligent partici- pant. He welcomes the traits of the Loyola Man and embodies them in thought and action. Ile is a Catholic gentleman. FACULTY ....,.,..,.......,...........,..........4A.,...,....,.........,.,..... I2 who carry on Saint Ignatius' aim of educating eloquent apostles DEPARTMENTS ...................,.....,..................,.,....... 22 . . . the humanities, to bring aboultuthe education ot the whole man ACTIVITIES . . . the practical exercise of the ideas and ideals learned in class ATHLETICS . . . to provide a sound body for the growth and activity of mind CLASSES .....,...t...........,.....,,..... I ..,.........,...,.,........,....,., 74 , . . the heart and obiect of the whole system of education Page l I U 'H f rtfg? 1' ,A -A? ' ein I xr' xrf- tfw fgefr. ' .'.' QL, 'f IU fm: fesplit Cine Qi Lake. 'pillf IT1U!4,f'fIYf'3' i,:.S:1r.tl,::1'1tu . ur.. if -AJ . 'If.I..I J xpcstlefs If, tm- ',-.wvrlwi U' CMN! ADMINISTRATORS Assistant Principal Mr. Walter L. Bamberger Assistant to the Principal lriililf' I4 Reverend Iames I. McWillicxm, SJ. Principal ol Loyola Academy To form and direct the development ot the true Christian gentleman demands learned men schooled in the knowledae ot Christ. Loyola Academy's administrators and faculty, sons oi Saint lanatius, are men dedicated to learning and to the company of lesus. Toaether with Catholic laymen devoted to Christian principles and teachings, they dedicate their lives to the education ot Catholic youth. -xx Fr. Charles T. Conroy, S.l. ileftl lratzn IV, Relxagorm III Senior Sodohty Modelrrxtor, Stlxclem Counselor Fr. Wilton L. Skiffington. SJ. Crightl EYLJIISII III and IV, Inreffgtor of Misslon Actlvitles. FACU LTY Fr W1ll1am P Ryan SI Fr. Douglas A. Pearl, SJ D Iva M C1 roto F me S e-bro II Ifme CN9OI ftrx, Relioiorz IV, Senior Close uh Q A11 Il Assofm th etl Vooerflto rd - Moderator Studorit Couroel + rm I Alumnl v I v- IO .Oh -Xi Fr. Iohn I. Keleher. S.I. Cleftl Latin I, Religion I and II, member ol Board ot Directors ot the Cliicaao Drama Fes' tival Fr. Eugene F. Helmick. SJ. lrightl Latin II, Religion II, III, and IV, Student Counsellor Fr. Iohn E. Flanagan, S.I. Fr. Eugene F Mangold SI Reliaion I and IV, Moderator Fr. Edward C. Maguire. SJ. Enalisli IV Rell ion IV Mod of Mothers Club Re-liaion I, erator ol tlie Torgli Club PGQJF IIJ iQ -'P 'a S Fr Thomas I. Powers, S.I. Fr. Walter O Crane SI Fr Frcmcms D Rcxbaut SI A eIrf1 I Er1oI1sI1Iomd1I Dlrector ot Rehouoru I ond II Soddhty the Leooue of the Sacred Moderdtor Stude tCour1seI I'Ieort Tenms COCICII or Fr. Robert A. Pollczuf, S.I. Speech I, II, III, IV, Rchoion II ond III, Moderator of the Debating Club cmd Speed: ictivxties Mr. Robert I. Lab, S.I. Iodtm III drgd IV, Modern llgropfirt History, Monoger of tm- Cdfeterlrz, CoIf Codch PC1116 I7 Qld Mr Donald E Ryan SI fle-ftI G eek lll d IV Lotm lll Morrooe ol the Bookstore Assrsto Soda rt Mode-rot Mo eral Trocr fl r o Crow Courtr leon x Mr Donald I McGu1re SI Crxghtl m l rrd Dlr to the Clee Clulf M Edward B Smlth S I flower lefll Lltm ll Eflulllill ll lvloderdtor of Iumor I3 botma Modem tor of Ille Horlrood Llul Mr Rlchard M Maclcowskx SI L ml ll lll Mode otor of Feshrro Deborma Poele C 1 ard A ol Q Mr Iohnl Boyle SI Cbelowl SOClOlOuy hoorrormvs Soerol Sludles lll fmd lV Assrstomf otliol Cod l Troc Cooch Assrslcmt Moderator ol the Torch plub S' Mr. Donald R. Sellskar, SJ. Cleitj d Ii Grad Prep Moderator. Mr. Thomas M. Splttler. S.I. Crightj Physics, Moderator ot the Camera Ciiib and Radio Chih Mr. Iohn A. Lucal, S.I. French IH and IV, French Minor HI and IV, Director ot Draitgatics, Moderator of Mr. Paul V. Robb. S.I. the French Ciub aria the Piane Geometry, Moderator Cheer Leaders ot the Prep. Mr. Iames R. Brockman, S.I. Eriaiish II and lil, Assistant Sodality Mode-ra'or, Assistant Director ot the iflaaiie ot the Sacred Heart 'alt Mr. Iohn I. Connelly, fleftl Solid Cf..-oirxf-try' Ali.1vr,ri1 l :rid ll. Mr. Icxmes M. Roach lrighll f'lwr:L:stry lll ozrpd W. Mr. Anthony I. Del Vecchio. School Psycliolooist, Director ol Acode-my Remedial Work. Mr. Edward F. Brufke U S. History, Modern Euro- Mr. Waller S. Zukowski pooh History. Spanish lll cmd IV. Mr. Vincent I. Oliver Physical Education I, II, III, IV, Head Football and Bas- ketball Coach. Mr. Alois I. Lesnicxk Intramurals Director, Assist- ant Football and Basketball Coach. 1- f ' N ,mm Mr. William I. Krumberger English I and Ill, Speech Ill. Mr. Thomas M. Tomcxsic World History. if ,ff if Page Zl 1' 2 A E 35 fx ar 43 N' Wav ' ug Y fb 'HY ' ' .Q RT, ' 3 L: Q Y um ff 5 E I u f ! 4 35 5 l . .5 f 9 A , W ? - f1 Q g 1 ,Q I I 5, L C Ci nf,-M ALA ' F' ., 1-'firm-1 ,mrlvwf-I'1f r J . pm, .-1, , f C151-.'i If 5 xirii I zr ,- f. f, ' ,dm-W 1 fq dvd ' I 4 1 ' 1 -1 'h1 Y'1 'G Tf r 'ffv1Jrf rd ' , f-jf, Y, Iv ' 1 is x,x A , I.. 7 ARCHITECTURE AND SCULPTURE ot the Classical Greek period occupy the attention ot Greek students lim Arirnond, lohn Kotre, and Don O'Meara ln view are figures ol Apollo and Sophocles and .scale models of the Parthonor. ard Pfrectheu GREEK A POINT OP GRAMMAR is explained by Mr Ryan, Sl. to Greek student Leslie Boesze lll Classical Greek authors - -- dramatists, historians, and philosophers present the student with the original humanistic out- look on life, that man must know him- seH,h5 EHOW man,and God,bebmehe can solve his problems. When a humanisf uc educahon E coupbd mudithe punch piesci ChnsUanny,a Uuhfcuhuredinan resuhs. ln Pkmner,thetather otlNerature,Loyo- lans hnd mans emouons beauhhdh cxpwessed mddithe uunostsnnphcny Be- mdesrmovkhngtheinspuahontorinany a modern author, the Master of the Epic disciplines the student to accurate expres- aon by hs pmmmelanguage Paae 24 SCANTXHNG VIRGIIQS AENEID presents fl perplexing problem to iourth- year Latin :students Tom Fischer firzni Dick Schallc. ljlV 'fTlT1'1 thorn ig' Frithnr Conroy, S l. Aherrnuchgxayerand mudy,StlgnaV hus set domuithe code ot educahon tor his order. Foremost in l.oyola's plan to educakethe iwhokeinan to the huness ot aH tus povmns is Lahn. Today, as well as in the sixteenth century, Latin is the key to much ot Christian humanism. 'Uuoughthe mudy ofthe dasQcalLaun authors f- Cicero, Virgil, Caesar, and Horacef- logic, beauty, and style become a part ot the student. To these are joined the depth and insight ol the early Writers ofthe Churdi Though the rigorous discipline and conskzntrepehuon otlngh school Laun rnay seem at times to dim the sight ot these obkmuves lgnahus the Maunch deknderci ends andineans,counseHed hm rnen thatthe heknns of Chnshan hunulnmniin Lahn can be ahained only ahertravehng Muouah Uwzvaheys olconf juaahons dedenQons,and vocabukny. Page 25 LATIN LOCATING CAESARS GALl.lC WARS it the problem at hanfi tar .tudents lahn AYT lTC'N.5 Derttzor x -...N , sef'oi'i-'year lfztir 'loft 2i 'i F i'lc I ENGLI H A mai: ol practical foresiaht, luiatius intearated the teaching ot the vernacular into his code ot education ln this wax' he left a place lor trio classics ot Lnalisl. find of every other lanfquafie '.-fhicli were to be written in the centuries to some l ?St1llS ol today' have Compiled a selv- tion ot many ot the more important Enti- lish writinas into the Prose cmd Poetry series used at Loyola Academy This series is designed to give the studer! a View ot the tull sweep ol Enalish ana American literature. From the early heainnings oi Beowulf throuah the classics of Shakespeare and Newman, to the deliahttul stories ot Mara QMEVT .,.FTT,,,, vu M , K Twain, C, Henry, and the moderns, Loyo- ., .V vw t. inc! :N .,'i:'f HCQ l.2Y,Ci' . F ,.i,,,tS51Q, pyk MCg5,,.QO1, VgP,,,6,-1 la students see the English .counterpart 1 ww-1fww-,',:F'f1l1sEi'-Q::.pf-.:ir:m- ot the Latin and Green classics Ffiffhf iff? I5HAKESljLAi'lfS MACBETH 'i if-r Pwtlif-' l. 1r 1Lf'1.: tl ff 'f1CI ':'f- f',1 :i-','C 1, F' 'liifh ,1!'i':--' '.f Fir T'1:' 1 f3f'T'Io Poli 71' Fil il'1' L-V'1',lQ H 1 f1','l for ROL-iyyzof 'fi Nl fa? 4 , ' '. , N., v A V, , gi ,,,ikvm,, M .- ,, Z HY t 17' .K ' liikfn, 1 Mrs: A 1 -I ff 'y ,, 7 Qugkix had-'l if' U 3 1 , . ,,, W i , , 1, ' ,ff Y ,A ' ,X .5 f i N 1 my vp -,. 'x i H f + LR X- A., 1-s o I 1 1, N sl'P. M AL J t t pl 4 .: ? -N, A , .l 57 A . Upw- .N , W wig' - if. , ' 'O , -tiki ' ' ff up I 1 . 1,-X we ' ' a , . A -fx ' 9.16 ' '-m ' x , ka w1ua?'5g' A ff' 'M I Tw' ' W ' 1 K , f I ofvyz. l . X . 4 1 -4 f 4 - E . - limit ,, ,X , !5'f- H -if N ,My xx -...M I ,f wilt ii 9 if vkti fm-, M. : ff. Tw. ' -ff ,M N, 49,5 , ' , ef' TOY' ' ix, Pix. ' in 1 , ' suv? f s X rw-W, V, 1 t v 6 i Ti'-writ FRANCES ROLE ir, Moderr. lfuropear, History is brought out by Mr Lab Sl to :stiident Garry l3Thf:rty History is the areat supportina star lor the classics, ln history we see the deeds, words and actions ot man played upon the staae ot civilization and proaress, with eternity and destiny as the back- drop. Literature, on the other hand, cape tures and idealizes the spirit ot a people ar nation in one outburst ol beauty and ernotion. Without history, literature would be mere words, and history would be but a catalog without literature, Socioloay studies man and the prob- lems he laces in livina with his fellow men. Socioloity brinas hurnanisrn to the practical staae of human failures and successes on which Loyolaris must not only save their own souls but work also tor the salvation ol other men with whom they come in contact The study of the human conditions conducive to salvation is an important phase in tne development at the full 'A,' educated than Page 27 HISTORY and SOCIOLOGY AMlfRlCAff HISTORY ntirierit l1er'r:.: Gates rzxalces 'I point IT' his explanfrior. ol the development of the fforthwest Territory Y? it RELIGION Man is created to praise, reverence, and serve God our Lord, and by this rneans to save his soul These words form the principle and foundation of St. ltrnatius' Spiritual Exercises. and answer :Hans fundamental questions. VV ho made me? and liWhy arn l here? lust as lanatius made this idea the basic principle of his spiritual code of educaf tion, he made Religion the basis of his plan for the education of the whole man. Man was created not only to develop his natural faculties, but to be perfect to develop the powers of the whole man, soul and body. This was the cornpellina idea of lanatius' own apostolateg withf out this basis of reliaion, his plan of edue cation would be futile. So, too, in the development of the rnodern rnan, a deep and thorouah know- ledae of the truths of the Catholic faith is necessary to counteract the false hu- rnanism of today which iixnores, if it does not deny, Gods place ir: rrifins life il'l'f xlf3 '.'. ffi eiuiriwaef PT bl TPI '1'Aw 1 , 1 t g ry f g in .,ef'o '1 e H 'l11: ' .:r'i1e'-r Riu fro ic 'ic Miiller Wd Tarn '.'f'il'lro'. by rm it twin 'fi si SPREAIHNG CHRlSTllXNlTY b weekly contributions to the Mi sions Patria lrraia are students of clo l l PQ ff! is rf' , ,.......,g MATHEMATICS Distorted notions of Ignatius' educa- tional program would tend to de-empha- size mathematics and science. Ignatius, however, saw the true place of these disciplines in the scheme of education. A man must not only know the facts of history and experience the beauties of literature, he must train his mind to the precision and method of mathematics and science. In Algebra, the student begins to think without the aid of measuring stick and multiplication table as he progresses through the intricacies of algebraic fore rnulae and equations. Geometry presents a challenge - a challenge to think logically. Upon the meager foundation of a few fundamental definitions and axioms, the student him- self builds a whole new world of logic constructed of theorems and corollaries, proofs and conclusions. dem-M445 LAWS OF Tl'fl: TRIANGLE are brought to b by Geometry students foe Della Maria ar Iohn Crilly to solve the problem COIWPLEX EQUATIOHS becoriie easy for Alge bra student Torn Prucher ar: Mr Cor.r.ellj.' shown: him the heart of the problem, S PHYSICAL SCIENCES The other things on the face ot the earth are created for man . . . hence, man is to make use of them . . . in the attainment of his end . . . These phrases from the principle and foundation ot the Spiritual Exercises show St. Ignatius' un- derstanding ot the place of the rest ot creation in relationship to man, Since creatures are to be used to help man attain his goal, it is only logical that man know and understand the nature and workings of the universe. This he does through the physical sciences. Today's gloritication of science to the neglect and almost exclusion ot God is a menace to those not well-grounded in the proper Christian attitude. High school physics and chemistry courses are designed to impart a knowledge of the technological progress of rnan and its place in Gods plan tor the development ct the whole man. ff STATlC ELECTRICITY periorins tricks for Physics students Dick Bror.s, Pete Wagner, and Fred Lindsey, IS tous moose cvcu Mn I f X-. , THE CONDEF-ISATION OF WATER captures the rapt attentign ot Bill Traynor, Steve Weilanri, PCIQG and Tim Horan in the Chemistry laboratory, FOLKLORE OF MEXICO AND SPAIN interests Span- 1 15h students Iirn Wagner, Tom Coffey, and Art Sul- llvan J' Knowdedge of other nahons -- then language,cumoms,and Uadmons-e E Unponantto Um huleducahon ofa mu- denttoday.VVMh counhkm broughtckme together by air travel, telegraph and cable, the events ot other countries affect us ahnost as ntuch as do those of our ownt With the development of the Whole man in view, French and Spanish are made integral parts of the curriculum. Besides gaining a reading knowledge of French and Spanish, students spend much umm uracauamhngthemsdves'wnhthe temperament and culture of Frenchmen and Spanxnds Uuough a mudy otthen tohdore rind achievernents Page 31 W? 'zz MODERN LANGUAGES FRENCH STUDENTS Dron O'l.eary, Gerald Vande- Velcle, and Quin San Hamel discuss phctos of France Y' ..... 1 N, ff' , -M A , ww, l fr s ', ,xv - ,-4'-. .I-fix-A , sf h A 'K-of-. a f . W, '11 A, ,7.1.-w-ff , ' -mm I, . B .I 3 lf! ' ' , .gi 'mf Num x. -. In 'V ' X Y M H ' 1 win' A ',: 'n-SNC,-n V .gy - n-,,..a- . ,, ,.,.V, , K X ,G Q--P - ef ' ' '7' '?3'i'T t 'kv'f 4: nf - ' ' :-::-wf -- M ,- f'-'-'-- Vg ' V A 1 'wg ,,,,,s,-X, . F ' W ' 'BA i 'VT 'f is ha' ' I G -l'5' 'Ju' 3' Naval' -- '1yx 'A'- ' '-Q.: V: M , A.. 'TIZFQT - 4C 3 7- , 1 ::.' -'-ffm A ' -5173? ' -V .. QQ 4.-...J ' - 423' T :iii A W'w?N. 1-.,.-,fl 'Ar . S' ' - , A 1- .a ,da tv lfjflgvs' ' V f ,kj , .vw , N - , '- - -H . f W ' - ' 'A'43w. .5 '51,-'vm 'Q ' ' Q ' . 4, ,A 'A ,SA ., ,,4 Aja . 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Q3 5111654 1 u ..s'.. y'Q ',' -,Q N Q 9 ,- ff itifj , 'N -Q fm? . :QW x 3-3 fll Ah ,- 4 4+ 1 J xv f . sf , iii , 1 E 2 i , 1 r X E E if I fi 1 'VT Wiwwd EQxTrr1f:urr1ffulfizrs, fOHO'h'iYl,J SI Iurxrxtlxls' dlrfyrtivffs, seek to ,mxdel he- studfsnt in the- prilclicul exe! use of the mdecs and xdecils eirrred IU thc- Classroom Vilues eflrrfld fwfr - ffcoperfitlon, im fxwtxvfv, find YExSfkCT1S1b11iTf-' 1OmfAd .-,wth 'fL'1SSTOCIZL lecfures prodwvrf- fl timsilffd Stndeft fir 'f 9 fr SENIOR SODALITY OFFICERS Bob Savard, Secretary, Shawn Concan- non Pretect, Bob Toland, Vice-Prefect, Torn Stypinski, Treasurer, prepare posters for the October Rosary. CHRISTMAS BOXES FOR THE POOR are loaded by Sodality members Mike Wie- gand, Tony Kessel ttopl, Pete Amberson, Bill I-Iall, Pete Briesch tbottomf, with Mr Ryan, S.I, Page 34 'Ee ...di SODALITY Working under the special patronage ol the Mother ot God, the Sodality aims to establish the reign ot Christ in the hearts ot its members and of all men. To achieve this goal, sodalists wield, to the best of each one's ability, the two-edged weapon ol an intense spiritual lite and an active apostolate. At the Communion rail, in the classroom. at home, in the gymnasium, the sodalist devotes himself in all things to the cause ot Mary and I-lor Son. Daily Mass, Holy Communion, mental prayer, rosary, examination ot conscience furnish strength in a lite ot study, extraf curriculars, and social lite, An annual ref treat at Villa Redeemer gives the sodalist ct chance to set his sights and to deterf mine his objectives for the year ahead and for life. EETTERS TO SEINATORS supporting the Pray for Peace stamp cancellation are sorted and prepared for :nailing by lim Cronin Clettj Len Pieroni, and Ierry Neyer V YA 'V i ww STATIONS OF THE CROSS at Villa Redeemer Retreat House are said by Iunior Sodalists lim Arimond, Bob Ryan, Mike Wiegand, Barry McRaith, Dick Henderson, Paul Drymalski, Pete Briesch, and lack Kramer This year, groups of sodalists went to Friendship House to become better ac- quainted With the principles of inter-racial justice. Sodalists have been working each Saturday at the Home for the Aged run by the Little Sisters of the Poor, and at Christmas and Easter the Sodality in a body visits the home to entertain the old folks. The nearest and most important field of the Sodality's apostolate is the school itself. The Sodality sponsors the October Rosary and special May Devotions, bee sides the novenas before the feasts ot the Immaculate Conception and St. Francis Xavier. Page 35 IUNIOR SODALITY OFFICERS Dick Her. derson, Secretary, Iim Arimcnd Vice Prefect, Don Parker, Prefect, and Frar McManus, Treasurer prepare notes fo the next meeting ll Q' if Amid work and prayer, the Sodality does not disregard its recreational and social lite Gym nights and socials pro- vide lun tor all members, and the two annual ssatino parties are important events tor the entire school At play, at work, at prayer, Sodalists strive to brina themselves, their school, and all men closer to Christ The Sodal- itys' motto, 'To Christ Through Mary, expresses the goal and the way, for it is under Mary's banner that the sodalist loihors for Christ SOPHOMOHE DISCUSSION GROUP members lohn Layde, Ed Killian, Ere-'i O'Donr.ell, Ball Qllelll Pat Yvlelady with Mr Brotlcman flmiiiss the 'ales of the Sodality REGULAR CONFERENCES 1 fm- VISQYSZ ICTIH GTZ IKYZILGTG PGY' Cf illt' 'vc--V-vn N th, Q-N4f.i,tV W.. qmfvrf, .A,....a C, , ,...4,.l. -., . ,. lil-KESHMAN SODALITY Preiect Pen oteinfels distributes booiqete tug rzrernbers Ge-ne Cartriichacl 'lift pretest first row' Herne lileske- Treasurer Chris Zafher St--yfgxzry lack Olmtiglilizi l1::, Biaair. fe.- ond row! Dick Plante, aiu Ere-it Gartner as Er Rabaiir v.'fgtf'f3eg' Pade 365 Sleepyfeyed Lo ',.' olans trod into the chapel ol the Faculty Buildina early each mornina of the school year. These stu' dents, under the patronaae ol St. lohn Berchrrians, aladly aive up one or two hours of rest to assist the priests at the altar. ACOLYTES Fraric Hari? Dirk Merrill Iohr, Murray and Iohri McBride vest for Sclerzirp Mas: ir' Ma- 'iorrfi Dc-llfi Strada Chapel Tearr. Cxptxins Dennis Hiller- braid and Torn Prophy wQ'f' fibsert Servers are divided into teams under these senior captainsi Torn Brophy, Frank Hann, Denny Hillenbrand, lohn McBride Dick Merrill, and lack Murray. Acolytes typily the unnoticed sacritice ot a true Loyola student. They also por tray their team spirit by attendance fit freauent ayrn niahts, HUHHYCQEZ PGH HlI'Ihl1lC,,TTlfDtI :ti 'f-tifviiglod by Oiiiqluy lfirk fti l'l llilT Gift ii ifivllfflf D','t TI Z' iii .tl 1 I SL' KQV ' ff :i ' rr 'ir 'if .:. GLEE CLUB Anyone entering Dumbach Hall on Tuesday or Friday atter school would be surprised to hear Oklahoma or Kentucky Babe echoing through the corridors. The source of the melodies is Boom 2l where the Loyola Glee Club engages in the spade-work preliminary to its polished performances, In its second busy year, the Glee Club under the direction ot Mr. Donald I. McGuire, SI., has become one of Loyola's most active and outstanding activities, SOLOIST Don Priola practises with Larry Beuter, accompanist CLEF CLUB. Top tow: lohrzs P Melady, Herbert, Iones Wiegand, M. Brophy, Fischer, L Beuter. Center row: Hodapp, Plante, Della Maria, A Becker, D Kenney, Drymalski, Kessel. Bottom row: Fezler, F. O'Donnell, I. McBride, Priola B Mitchell, Buchmann, Geimer, Mr. McGuire. At Christmas the Loyola singers cheered the sick at St. Francis Hospital and the old folks at the Little Sisters ot the Poor. A television appearance and the New Year's Eve Holy Hour high- lighted the busy Christmas holidays. The Cflee Club sang regularly tor school devo- tions and assemblies. Appearances at the Mothers' Club meetings, parents' night, the oratorical contest, and school play filled out an active year. MR. MCGUIRE checks music scores with Glee Club President Wally Iones and Iohn McBride, Secretary. GLEE CLUB. Top row: W Iones, I McCarthy, P. Melady, Herbert, M, Murphy, Kirsch, Iohns, M Brophy, Wiegand, Fischer, Fabian, L. Reuter. Second row from top: I O'Keete, Stemwedel, P, Iones, Zavitz, Gmeltch McGreevey, l-lodapp, D Kenney, Witt, Corcoran, Third row from top: Plante, Priola, Della Maria, Fezler, W. Olleill, Kessel, Drymalskt, Farley McQuillan, Weinsheimer, A Becker Bottom row: I, McBride, Stanczalc F. O'Donnell, R Reuier, G Iohnson Parent, Wickham, Geimer B Hillenbrand, Buchmann R Mitchell .in rx, DRAMATIC CLUB OFFICERS lick, Kow- Lacki secretary-Trearurer left' Bob bavari President, and lift Arirxor 1 Vite- F'resder,, Sorter with ltlif Luial flirt- f,,. play' program DRAMATIC CLUB The Caine Mutiny Court Martial, l.oyola's production in the Chicago Dra- ma Festival, exhibited the excellence of the Dramatic Club players by gaining one of the few superior ratings given by the iudge this year. For their outstand- 'ng performances, Tom Stypinslci, Don Priola, lohn Lambert and lohn McBride received scholarships. A benefit performance for Patna Mis- s1on was given on February l8. Sopho- mores presented a rollicking comedy, 'Dress Reversalug the juniors' contribution was 'The Rising of the Moon, a story set in the time of the Irish Rebellion, lThe Generalf' a play about St, Ignatius pre- sented by the seniors, climaxed the even- ina. ,.. ,, ' ,Hi QUHTAl,. QALL fc: tfif, Ctve tTii.1.1 out cart !ti'T'fZ,I.-.. v'v f , 1 l li ,, G Scott ikcritwfx Muff 'ri l lvf'l3r1ie, H Kow f'lci : ll .wi,..., Mitr- nouir-r Priotfr lvfr l.tg fil .Director Styptrslxz Sing' l..I ik?P ' Tfzntfi I, Fi McGuire l', Oiueary, lt Hillorbrtitifl G Ri COMlffAfQlQEH IS lT TRUE tlrfzt '.-srrcr. thi Caine was bezrzq urea Qzpcr, you halznu' ally .statioried yoursolf cr, tho shelters-fr side ot the bridge? ' CAST OF THE L' Stcptxcr lffiryk l.' Harney Groenwala L' Com lohr. Challee Cfzptarr. Blakely Lt Com Phxlrp Queea L1 Thomas Keeler Sxqrralrrxarr 3rd Class Iurrius Urban Pr Forrest Lur leer Dr Brra Sterxographer Qrderly' , Szx Members of the Court Lt l3.g,b Wrllrs Seward Keith The Caine Mutiny Court Martial ' JRPSAI Pl.lif5.4 ' v.':r'z: 4-,-'1'-tty '.-.'n':i :mpg-'ff 1 , H HCAINE.. Sorry' Sm. ' Tom Stypirzskz lack Lambert lohn MCBr1ie- Dar, Prxola De-nnts Warts Gary Burger I B McGurre . lzrrr Taste Drorw Oleary De-Kms Hillenbrand lack Marhoerer Bob Kowrzackx Ed McAdams Bill Kentrrich Tom Muench Gordon Scott Mrke Wieqarw ACCUSER AND ACCUSEL' and the rp luftarrt lflro A: 'hc pal' V ' AA. ..,. a, . - ta , .fr r .u'1r,', Com Martial Defense Course-l 'Fir-ffrwalfi To Ft','p1r.'kr O'.'ET por dv. r.:.' ' f-If' :nov L lllf ladac .'5.'1VC !l' 5' r lyzzglot-r L ft L lar f-'55 'ni 'ISWT lj ffffrrx 1,-.V U A 11-YT, CWA' DRAMATIC CLUB You Can't Take H' With You 'lHASN'T YOUR FIGURE CHANGED a bit in the last eight years, Mr. De-Pinna'9 asks amateur artist Uncle Charley tSl'1awn Concannonj ot the Roman-clad iceman, Tom Brophy. MY, HOT NIGHT, 1sn't it? mutters Mr. Wellington Hack Marhoeterl struggling up to get another bottle, while the Sycamores show varied reactions. 'BUT, THEODORE ALL BOXERS yump rope, explains Uncle Charley a Pete Wagner looks aghast. Lefty tlid McAdarnsJ was caught in the act, and Paul CTom Maniont doesnt quite know what to say. CURTAIN CALL for NYou Can't Take lt With Yo.1 : Marhoeter, Manion T Brophy D O'Leary, Stucko, O, San Harnel, Stypinslci, G Burger, Concannon E McAdams Simon Lambert G Scott, P. Wagner, D. Hillenbrand, Henehan, Briesch, and Muenrh www-1 For its annual full-length play, the Dra- matic Club this year presented the Broad- way comedy UYou Cant Take H VVHh You, by George Kaufman and Moss Hart Forthe second shakiu year,the Loyola Community Theater had stand- ing room only for the two performances on April l4 and 15. The play was adapted and directed by Mr. Iohn Lucal, SI., Dra- matic Club moderator. lHIS EXCELLENCY, the Grand Duke Vladimir Vladivostock flack Lambertjf' announces his determined and loyal sub- ject Boris Kolenkov CGerry Simonl to Uncle Charley. MAKING SETS late in the evening are Frank LIGHTS, CURTAIN . . are the signal Smith, Acad. '53, Dan Kenney, lim Tasto, tor stage crew Larry Reuter, Bill Hug, and Iohn Kirsch, and lim McCarthy. Tim Horan to go into action. Uncle Charley .... Lefty .,.., . . Henry .... . ,,.. . Paul Sycamore , Mr. DePinna .... Ed Carmichael Donald . ,. . .. Martin Vanderhof Davie.. Henderson .. Theodore Kirby .. Boris Kolenkhov . . Guy Wellington . Mr. Anthony Kirby Three G-Men . Vladimir Vladivostock CAST . . . Shawn Concannon .. Ed McAdams . .. .. .. Iim Stuclco . Tom Manion . .. Tom Brophy . Quin San Hamel . . .. Dion O'Leory . Tom Stypinski Gary Burger . . Tom Muench Peter Wagner Gerry Simon lack Marhoeter Gordon Scott Tom I-Ienehan Denny Hillenbrand Pete Brie-sch .. .. lack Lambert Page 43 i955 PREP STAFF lion Priola, lfesflt, lxlito. X356 PREP STAFF Ray lfiehinan Sports Editor lohr. McBride, Co-flows Laitor, I Ft lVl fF5tllT ' Hay Mitutlicvll Co-Managirzq Editor, lim Ariinor Associate Fditcr Ralph Webster, Editor-in-Chic: Fditor-ir,-Chit-t Frar. McManus, News Fd tor Ind Shawn Corzcaxrtcf, Co-llevvas Editor yzla' Flor. Micholotti, Copy Fditor, and lack Quiatc'-y layouts for the Chri:'ti'.fiv irtici o' ine Prep. Qo-lvfarzaaira Editor, prepare- copy lor th 0 THE PREP MR F335 points out 3 5 A 5' twat . A ,x A ,U 1E'TT'y' Qi,l1T1Y, 71.4 t iflfy Lififfi' H C'Tl'ii-.' gifil larratifir Yea: issut- Tliis year was an iniportant one tor the Prep, Loyola's news-magazine. its new appearance at the beainnina ot the tall terrn set the stage for the many irnf provernents which the staff introduced. A professional touch, in the glossy paper, letterpress printing, and varied lorrnat, '.-:as added. More time was devoted to rewriting and polishing articles. Student personalities were featured in cover photos STAFF HHPQHTFHS Paul Arnidei, Aller. Hoox uirfzi Chris Zaziher Tozzi Dirt: Jrzd Boi tiilierpbrari 'sc-fite'J,1 familiarize Thernse 'h, Prop ogiy' toriiifzt PROOF READERS lack Quigley Ray Mitchell, and Fran McManus make cor- rections on copy with Mr. Robb at Angel Guardian Press Special features provided information as well as color to the Prep. 'Prep Pre- sents gave credit where due to Loyola's seniors. Campus Capers acquainted the student with the l'little news on campus. l'What's Hap'nin' provided a calendar for the social set, CATCHING THE FIRST COPlES ot the Prep from the tolding machine is Iirr. Arimond lerry Quinn and Ron Miclfielotti check the results, Abolisliinq several posts on the edi- torial statt was the juniors' tirst step upon taking over the reins in lanuary. Con- tinuing where the seniors lett oft, they too produced a news-magazine which the school can be proud ot. THE LNJOTYPE MACHINE ir. operatio intrigues Ray Mitchell and lack Quigle, as thev see Prep articles set i to lires oi type. THE GRAD PREP The dedication to lgnatius Loyola and the attempt to assimilate his spirit through prayer and work stimulated the N356 Grad Prep staff to strive for excellence in commemorating the four hundredth an- niversary of Ignatius' death. The fine blnding of a cloth cover, a four color picture for the dedication page, and color employed on the dividing pages were part of the new look born of this stimulus. Forced to think through their notion of the Loyola man, the staff rediscovered the educational ideals of Loyola in all the phases of school activity. Somewhat unique among activities in its demand for careful, long range planning in thought and organization, The Grad Prep provided an experience for staff members which will assist them in their future careers. PAGE LAYOUTS for the 1956 Grad Prep concern Tom Stypirski, lohrw Kenney and Mike Shields. PROGRESS OX COPY for the Sodality pages is checked by Ed McAdams, Mr Seliskar, and Torn Brinkworth, as Ralph Webster types the article EIHST COPIES of the color engravings for the Grad Prep are taken from the presses at Angel Guardian Press by lohn Kenney, Bill Trayror, and Mr Seliskar, Xxx FRENCH CLUB tx-M ,X. j .1 V Ni ' i M Q F' ifmfi FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS Bob Savard, Presi- dent Mr. Lucal. Moderator, Dion O'Leary, Vice- Presiderot and Quin Sant-lamel, Editor of Le Vagabond Francais' take time out from a Wed- nesday :iight meeting to pose lor a picture. Replacing Mon PerefFr. Legris, Sl.-V-as moderator ot Le Cercle Francais. Mr Iohn Lucal, Sl. continued the traditions ot the club with conversations, songs, movies, magazines, and lectures in French. The raison d' etre of the club is pri- marily to encourage French conversation among its students. For those maintaining an average ot ninety in French, the Wed- nesday night meetings in the senior lounge give the members an opportunity to use the language in everyday speech. To stimulate interest in French reading, the club sponsors the newspaper Le Va- gabond fthe Ramblerl, for all French stu- dents. PARLEZ VOUS FRANCAIS? These French Club members do each 'Ned- nesday at their meetings. Tom Muench tlettl, Mr Lucal, Iohrt Hopkins Gerry Parrilli, Bob Savard, Pete Wggrzer, George Bell I B McGuire lohri Kirsch and Bill O'Keele emoy French conversation. lf? 1.- THE RCSTRUM During the year the Rostrum members participated in twelve debate tourna- ments, five forensic meets, and live stu- dent Congresses. The Rostrum sponsored two successful National Forensic League Student Congresses and the Senior Trophy Debate Tournament at which twenty-tive schools from Chicago and Wisconsin were represented. While plac- ing second in the Illinois District ot the N.F.L., the Rostrum maintained a first place standing in the weekly round robin tournaments. Bill Moran, Iohn McBride, and Bob Kownacki each scored over 400 points to merit a place on the honor list. CATHOLIC FORUM CHAMPIONSHIP TROPHY is held by winners Bob Kow- nacki ilettl Shawn Concannon, Bostruin Secretary-Treasurer, Bill Moran, President and Gary Burger Vice-President PRIEPARING BRIEFS for their next debate, Gerry Simon, Tom Brophy, and Iohn Gor- man check the card file for background information BOSTBUM DEBATERS Dennis Waite tleftl, Dick Henderson, Bill Hall, Frank VanBree, Gerry Simon, Tom Brophy, Iohn McBride, and Iohn Koch crowd around Fr Pollauf, Bostrum Moderator, for the latest results ol a tournament. Page 48 THE GAVEL Twenty-three schools from Chicago and VVEConsni aHended the Iunior Trophy Debate Tournarnent sponsored by the Clavel Clavel nmunbers parncr pated in eiaht debate tournaments, one lorenmc rneeL and UNO mudent cone aresses. VVhHe accunnuanna' over 309 N.F.L. points during the year, the lunior Debaters maintained its first place stand- ina in the xweekly round robin tourna- ments with five other northside schools. BM PoweH,Lamy Reukn,leH Bkmk,and Toni Yule anained the llegree of Excek lenceg Gay Dempsey and terry Swick, the Degree of Honor. The Frosh split a series of ten debates with Marywood. SOPHOMOI-ttf DEBATEHS aather around for iff :structiozis for the Iur.1or Debate Tournamert Staridmq Tom Marston, Bill Powell, Hay Hart- man, Bob Calvin, Gay Dempsey Seated' Dick Martin, Bill Brahm, Harley Passe- GAVEL OFFICERS left Block, Paul Ami- dei, ard Tom Yule look throuah some new debatina material with Mr Smith Moderator FRESHMEII DEBATERS Svxrdzrrg Torr. Bernie Daleske lo? Cortiold lm: Kopp, Tom lariowski Seated Bob Goltor. Mr lJl'I'frCC'J.'.'lCl Moderator ora Chris Zaoher Paae 49 Q ca, eng 'K-G TORCH CLUB OFFICERS Ed McAdams 'EM TORCH CLUB The Torch Club sponsors pep rallies, sock-hops, special busses for away games. Club members usher at games, referee intramurals, and manage arame mar school tournaments. This year the Torch Club, under the direction of Fr. E. F. Mangold, SI, intro! duced recorded music during the halt! time of basket-ball games and designed some novel decorations tor the Tulip Trot. These activities are designed to pro- mote school spirit in attendance at ath- letic events. Torch Club members, chosen by the student body, Torch Club, and faculty, are expected to be superlatively loyal and energetic students. Vice-President Bob Tolarid President Pat Ehelar. Treasurer ard Pat Mahoney Secret-'xry prepare arrar1gerr.ez1ts tor bus trarzsportatiorz to the Loo tirxrnc MUSIC FOR Tl-IE 'SOCK-HOP' after the IJECOFIATIOYJS COMMITTEE for the St George game is provided by Torch Tulip Trot, Pat Phelan flettl, Ioe Morris- Club me-:zxbers Pat Phelan, Bob Toland sep' Dick Merrill, and Ed Kennedy sketch and Bill Larxey out the tlcor plar. with Fr. Mangold Torch Club Moderator. REMOVING TI-IE SILK SCREEN from a KING SIZE POSTER for the basketball new poster are Poster Club members game with St. George gets o Imgl going Frank Haserot Cleftl, Iohn Iarvis, Alex over lrom Iohh Yoshimuro Ileftl, Peter MacGregor, Les Boesze, lim Steixilels Steihlels Bill Merrxll ard Dxck Merrrll and Iohh Callahan POSTER CLUB drori aid Iohrz Moderator, Mr irq touches on POSTER CLUB CO-CAPTAINS Ton. Wal- Yoshimura, with the Club Mackowslcr put the hmsh- a poster. C' CHeverideas hhked 'whh skHHuI an technique spehed out success for the Poster Club. Colorful and striking posters ihvhed Mudenm Muahehd gaHmm,skahhg parhes, and school assendohes. Pomers urgedthe sie oftmkets ads,ahd school pubhcahohslhthm waythe dubs mhaH Core of dhigehl vforkers beccuhe the adf vedmhmzasmmahtoflhahy achvmes Page Sl SHUTTER CLUB Small boys with bia cameras, or larae boys with small cameras have become the mark ot the Shutter Club. lriterest ih photography bririqs these boys to aames and other school activities to improve their technique. All the pictures iri the Prep this year were the work ot these club members. With field trips and picture contests to give competition, some ot the members have already developed into lirst-rate photographers, lfl THE UARKROOM Shutter Club :Lem- beriz Iohr: Frexsihaer and Larry Taylor de- velop some pictures ol the St lqriattus game. -nu.,- PHOTOGRAPHER Dori Rowe snaps 3 pic- ture ol swizrirzters Barry Bielixgzlci 'rid lciir lVlf'AflGIYIt? for fhe Grad Prep. SHUTTER CLUB OFFICERS 'Ralph Kc xacnqi Se retary'Treasurer 3114 Bell, V11 Prezsldeht ana Bud Hzvrxia Prersider proudly show some new eauipmerit Mr Spittler club Moderator is w7 'w THE CANDID CAMERA catches Bill Bell and Mi. Smith, Moderator, during an out- ina in the Northwestern Railroad yards RAILROAD CLUB Santa Fe freialit locomotives, l,incoln's funeral train, and Oliver Evanss steam carriage are a few typical subjects tliat are discussed at the weekly meetings ol the Eailramblers, as the members of the Railroad Club are known. Frequent movies acquaint tlfiese Loyolans Witlri all the various aspects of trainlore. Club otlicers are William Bell, presif dent, Bud Hennia, vicepresidentq and Fred Beclclenberg, secretary-treasurer. Mr. Smith, Sl., is the clubs moderator. ln l ClHCUl'l' 'fflHlllG 1.1 f.-zp.l'.1:f.'i by EaC'bPe'tT5'llli1oT l'l ',.C1'1CI. l. if f lf'. iyxiff OLD STEAM LOCOMOTIVES ot the l9UU era interest Railroad Club alticers Bud Honnia, Vice-President, Bill Bell, Presi- dent, and Fred Becklenberg, Secretary' Treasurer. RADIO CLUB 'WQCXZ calling , . and the Radio Club's hams are on the air. Witli a prac- tical knowledge ot radio and electronics as its goal, the club, under Mr. T. M. Spittler's direction, eagerly studied cir- cuit diagrams and built hi-ti receivers and amplifiers. As a longArange project, the members started work on an emergency rnobile communications system. ltAl.'lO CLUB V356 Tap row Gritl: lf't I O'Carir1cll 'N Doherty. l. Dooley P loves larvis Weides. Bottom row 'I TAC' T-farriara, Sl'1'I'l.', Hug YOlllfS 3'y' P Mc flamars J . FATHERS' CLUB FATHERS' CLUB OFFICERS Fr Learis, Moderator, Mr. P. I. Kracken- berger, Treasurer, Mr F I, Naphin, Secretary, Mr. W. P. O'Keefe, Vice- President, and Mr. P. I. Marschall, President, prepare notes for a meeting, Success in liberal education is due to the belief that a complete education must be colored with a personal relation- ship between teacher and student. But this relationship does not end in the classroom at Loyola. A further step is taken. Familiarity and mutual interest between parent and school is created FR M WILLIAM DISCUSSES PLANS for and fostered through the activities of the Fathers' Club. Fathers' Club meetings with the facul- ty, the Scholarship Drive, the father and son Communion breakfast, and days of recollection instill in each father some- thing of the spirit of the institution that is training his son for life. t e new Loyola Academy with Mr. Peter Coach Vince Oliver, Ed McAdams, Mr. ar lc nfl Campaiar. Manaaer, and E I McAdams, and Mr. F. L Salmon R x torn Olfeefc Carnpaiari Chair- pause during the Day of Recollection IFGI' luncheorp in the Cafeteria, MOTHERS' CLUB , W AT THE BUFFET TABLE durino' the Day of Recollection luncheon are Mr H M lacobs, Mrs P. I Marschall Mrs, W, P O'Keefe and Mrs. l R Durburg Loyola mothers meet monthly to bes- corne better acquainted with the school, the faculty, and with one another, This year Mrs. Iohn Durbura, Mothers' Club President, arranaed a novel proaam whereby the mothers obtained front row alimpses of several extracurricular acti- vities, The Rostrum staaed a model def- bateg the Dramatic Club reenacted the one-act play The Rising of the Moon ,- the Glee Club offered a very welcome Christmas carol proaram. A day of recol- lection in March, and Fall and Sprina card parties rounded out a spiritually and socially successful season. AFTER BfQ'll:l.TlCTlO'f ir. Madonna Della Strada Cfvzpel F: Ffirrzaar Mothers Club Mode-ri cr With Mr Lac arc CA.: :xerriners pause: fc: 'z picture with Mrs llurburg Club llfrs Polar' aid lrlrs Hia Viilfilfi- President, ard Fr Mertz, speaker at thc llfzy if trol, Mrs E T Ke-r.fo'i',' ard Mrs Rocollectior iwgfrerrionies. O'Mrearrr l:1C'CIl6'il, 'D IQ W S.. 3 'w -vf .- T? Q, PQI 'il +3 5 L53 ,Si-5 ar 1 ' tg, 4 , Elm ADX 1 ifq A v i,pi.,',. . -.S 4 Y sv - , Q. w . 5- '1-fidihe. ,tt . V 95:31 .Y ,f 'n,, 2 n 4, Ag. gb. . huh ,' . 4, ff ' s. xv, .- . 'ef 'Y . QM3 ,, 1 am., ,f s fv 4, .wg , ' Mdww P91301-.'1i3 he '.',' HSL: N St I.1Iff1fI'QS L3 '..' Qu: v rf1f-fri, zfhlflfvr A :f':::, fff 'iv1f, Tir wifi. sttnflrjr . ,, . .1 :,,u',1 tar Thi? vgzcrfxgs A F1 fx' AVN- C. .... iQ TGC ' 'ww fferwfimf-:YI 1 'Fu mmi f' 'iw VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD. Top row: Magner, Lang, Solon, D. Linehan, Hanlon, Black- more, Kearney, Kakuska, D. Burke, R. Bielinski, Lenell, Madden, T. Kneafsey, I. Fitzgerald, I. Kneafsey, Steinbauer tMgr.I. Second row from top: I. Toland tMgr.I, l-Iehman tMgr.J, G. Doherty, P Rosi, Carney, W. O'Keefe, Bax, Gira, A. Sullivan, O'Shaughnessy, I. Morrissey, Naphin, R. Iohnson, Green- ley, R. Merrill, V. Quinn tMgr.J. Third row from top: W Lamey CMgr.I, I. Barrett, Keeley, I. O'Neill, Brady, Puget, Gmelich. Coffey, Riggio, Crilly, B. Smith, R. Rosi, E. Agnew. Bottom row: R, Toland, D, Robinson, C. Smith, Herbert, l-lenehan, Mahoney, F. Dempsey. Fahey, Phelan, P. Ahern, VARSITY FOOTBALL This year's Rambler Football Team compiled one of the finest records in Loyola's history. Playing eight games in VARSITY FOOTBALL RECORD what is considered one of the toughest Loyola Opponent high school leagues in the country, the 19 Sf' Elizflbeth U Ramblers won all but three. 14 Sf- IQWJUUS 13 From the very first day of spring proc- 44 Weber 24 tice until the last game of the season, 6 De Paul 2U l.oyola's team was one to be proud of, 22 HOIY Trinity U Rallying after the suspension of early 25 Gordon TECH U practice sessions because of a case of U St GGOIQG 26 U Weber Cplayoffj 33 polio in their midst, the Ramblers opened the season by shutting-out St. Elizabeth, and followed this victory with wins for the next two weeks. After losing a heartbreaker to De Paul, Loyola went on to two more victories, Shutting-out both Holy Trinity and Gor- don Tech. In the climactic game with St. George the inspired Ramblers, al- though playing sound football, went down in defeat and had to settle for sec- ond place. Page 58 3 Pot Phelcm QGuordJ 5 Pot Mahoney CEndJ Pai Fahey CGuc:1rdJ Frcmk Dempsey fCer1terD Mlke Mcgm e HB3 43 4lf 3 . . Tom Henehcm CTockIeP Mike Herbert CTockleD Bob Tolohd KQBD Don Robinson QFBE Pete Ahern CHBD Chuck Smith Hindi ggi M 1 6 v pg 4 f 7 fx ' 4 2 fi? 1 52 A ag? W 1 My in ur ww v--un f A y . f - . - ,W ...gn .-,f f. . ....,v..- . .. ., . Mike Mcizxxro 155' pluiges deep iritc PGI Mchoiey laik! 'cr the Q1-itrir poi enemy territory ilftef T: blofk by Chuik 'Iff9f 2 Loyola t:'1?h'icwri Fcb Toffzr Smith 5? hcljs the ball Boi: Tolcxri --45, w'1.1t0.1 7.0 HTHC- If ion-rr, Do . Ficbxriflor 32 drlvfml pcs' tho rhirt ICG th? bell Cfurrwr F15 Tom HFf,f?E1U' Q-'tri fro with 'h' 'xii of this L,C'.-'CIC 11:1 M135 Grd Fi? Phrvlnr 'YW flown Yo hx.: 'IVE fi1f 11','f blofkm' '1 Mlkf' Mf'1fjL1lYFX .ztops fx TYKIIWIYY Cfli fxitor 1 Mm Amr: 'xmas f. pwq, xr Tin' fir H K qulck Jump pcm.: Loyolrlfs Iwr-r.t',:f1vc: YfIT'i hrzfx FRESHMAN FOOTBALL. Top row: Bolan lCaptl, Biggins, L. Dooley Donahue, W. Ahern. Krick, R. Kenney, DeSmet, Handing, A. Smith Leonard, P, Ryan. i Center row: R Dooley, Cerwin, Cavallo, B Bielinski, E. Fitzgerald Healy, M. Murphy, McGreevy Bottom row: Mr, Boyle lCoachl, Aurilio, Cunneen CMgrl, G. Vahey Smerch, l. Burke, Axley, l. Morrissey, M Olwleill, Mcllichols lAs:1't Coaclil. FRESHMAN FCOTBALL School had hardly begun when forty- six frosh donned the pads and hit the gridiron. Soon, the squad, under the tut- elage of Messrs. R. l. Lab, Sl., and l. l. Boyle, Sl., was trimmed to a scant but determined twenty-three members---one of the smallest Academy teams in recent years. ln the season's first battle, the fresh- men, led by captain Mike Bolan, trounc- ed the Wolves from lgnatius. The entire bench was cleared as the Ramblers glided to an easy 27-6 victory. One week later the Fenwick Friars invaded Loyola's grounds and downed the stubborn frosh team 26-l3. Despite the defeat, the team looked good as Art Smith completed five out of six passes and as Bill Ahern picked up many hard- earned yards on the field. The following week the squad traveled to the near South Side to engage the De LaSalle Meteors, The Meteors, play- ing above themselves, sneaked out a tj- 5 tie. ln the following two weeks the Ram- blers, handicapped by a lack of reserves, succumbed to Gordon Tech, 7-U. The fi- nal freshman game with St. George, played on a muddy Loyola field, ended with the Ramblers on the short end of a l2-ti score Page 61 c fnar. ii: position to Mil-ce Kalciislca, Cffflf fr Rani- Grabbira a rebourfi for Loyola ff ti e oi. 1 Mike Kaicuslca lets: bler miss, tips one if Torrt Solon leaves ro TlOt1Di as to ic A th ri h P it s' :X O.. The pre-season aames aave the Ram- blers ideas ot doina well in leaaue play, tor they won tive and lost only two, ln the leaaue, their three victories and nine defeats could have been another story. Pat Kearney was lost ior most of the leaaue contests with a knee injury, and Ken Mizerny, our leadina scorer, was out of three games. The Ramblers set a new Loyola scorina record tor a sinale aarne, with ninety-tive points scored aaainst Gordon Tech. Ken Mizerny set a new Catholic League individual record for one aame with his total of fortyfseven paints, it? DCFSGS.f13Y'l, The seasons record of eight wins and eleven defeats, considerina the injuries and loss of three aames by three points or less, makes us very proud of this year's squad and their very able coaches, Vince Oliver and AQ Lesnialf: HEAVYWEIGHT SUMMARY Lcyola OPYPOT-CU bf' Mendel 4? 64 Si. RM: 50 55 Del.':S'1lle 55 7L Ser i 64 5ft rv- My 23 56 St E':f'.1 ll ' E2 Sf- D .' 'U X F,,r.v,,x vi LEAGUE GAMES 32 Si Tgiatiuat 59 75 'Jfezer D5 42 LePaa1 54 55 St George EC 3? l-lol, Trinity 42 5-'4 I-JJOTTILJFJ Tr-ch 45 57 S' fu' fi'1'i:' 541 ' 'f'fe:,1: 4C 35 TL-elzcui 52 vi S' 'fveovie 52 5 Hoi T'1rii x 59 ' Czar' Tf-in 55 T t , fi, . ' ff:kf'JlY.1 Cf L33 ' 3' lcgr ati ' 'af' ' i:ff.1r,:'1r3 .' firfterwzgwv gr-Qqlll lff' tfizffrr. Hcllf-f't.z 'r foam' Lrz.. 1.1 tal' ' upporf-r,t. lock Faire 5' Loyola piayers at-,fi iarts go wild as the Rambler Lights deieat their ' St. Gear in arch rivals LIGHTWEIGHT SUMMARY L. , 1 Upporept SU 48 45 Senn 42 75 5? Mendel 67 654 57 St Rita 59 56 45 De La Salle- 67 46 40 Fewwick 49 53 42 Fenwick 37 7U 59 St Benedict 40 57 54 ST lgratzdx 49 55 of Weber 52 49 52 De Paul -if 44 T for: Baie? -2 cgfrpr llf T ' player or. 3 fflif brefzit ,A mf- . ,... .I LIGHTWEIGHT BASKETBALL By winning tour out ot seven practice games, the Bambler Lights started quick' ly and continued their fine play with a tive and one record in the tirst round ot league play. They shot through the sec- ond round with another tive and one record, and txnished with a tie for lirst place. This tie was quickly broken by a rousing triumph over their arch rivals, St. George. Loyola's quintet then set their sights on the Catholic League championship and were well on their way until they were toppled by St. Leo, All-Catholic League center, lardy Dur- bura, led the lights in scoring and re- bounding. Bill Cowling, an all-section guard, helped win many games with his fine floor play and dribbling. lim Mcs Sween, another all-section guard, scored enough to be rated one ot the finest outside shots in the league. Bob Iansen, only a sophomore, saved many a game near the end ot the season with his con- sistant scoring. George Puget and Bob Petersen also played many excellent games tor Loyola. St George 49 Holy Trinity 55 Gordon Tech B4 St Ignatius 63 Weber 65 De Paul 4l St George 56 Holy Trinity SU Gordon Tech 56 St George 44 St Elizabeth 48 St Leo SQ Bill Cowlira arfi W:li:.a Sf if scramble for a tree ball Lf. the tz' al utes cf the St Geoge game 5 Qi ff! mf K l ix 'sgiggf I Q, 9 1 1 f I M H A, Q if if 1 1 E EA wx A Q -WF WV .. 32 213 Six Y x W, if f X3 l J 4 val, 5 BANTAMS: Top row: Coach Lesniak, I. Knealsey, Whalen, Duick, I Andrews, Hitzelheraer, W Kelly, Crocker, I V Ryan Hanlon, T. Rey- nolds Middle row: D Dunne, Naphin, Welland, Stanilorth, Vukovich, lvlclntosh Boilom row: Knox Lizzc, T Leahy. 1.7 40:22 '-11? FLIES: Top row:I P McCarthy lrrlgr I, I Offelll, I Dcrzsey, Bah Sznzth Coach Lesniak, Burke Smnh, I Toldnd, Searles Horlcett imgnj Middle row: R Fitzgerald, M. Savarfl, D. Glynn M O'Bryan, R Ryan, R. O'Keele, R. Rosi, Baker, W San Hanzel Ge-irxgr, VJ, Crawley, McCabe Bottom row: D id' SWIMMING L o y o l a ' s varsity swimming team, coached by Don Chalmers and co-capf tained by Bob Bielinslci and Ed McAdams, made a good showing this year although hampered by the loss ot last year's sen- kns and a shodage ofjunKns.It was dealt only tour losses e Lane, St. Georae, and Fenwick Ctwol. Alter two years of coming close, Bob Bielinslci broke Loy- okis record in the one-hundred yard backsuoke. levy Neyer just rnmsed breaking the one-hundred yard kneasb suoke record by one second, Bob BK? linslci, Ed McAdams, Bill Newman, and the lree-style relay team qualified for the City Championship. lXlSPl..5iYllfG CHAMPIONSHIP EUBM E1 M'Al'1::.: ice? tlif bficlc rust- plkf- BE.3.CHlf-fG ECB THE EDGE ci the Q MOB SVVIMMIIJG TEAM' Sifrzidina B l.ir:ehar'i, fleyer B Bic-liriski f59l lg 395 El5'lll35kl- CO-CGDIGH Ol W Ar rewg they tearr. dcina the bafkstroke ated or. Board P Bosi, lvl Cflyfr. Hariri, Doty, Krause ate at Elqe, Lyriott B lolirixor. WGYlfDlC,Lf1I1ft, Fournier Paae 68 READY FOB A PRACTICE race is Bill New- man, holder of Loyola Iuriior record for the IOU yd. tree-style, waiting for Coach Don Chalmers to pull the trigger Our lunior team highlighted the l956 season by breaking records and win- ning Various meets. The experienced four-man relay team consisting of Mike Kane, Bill Newman, Bill Paschen, and Neil O'Connor broke the one hundred and sixty yard relay record at Mount Carmel. O'Connor and Newman are the new holders of Loyola records in the seventy-five yard individual medley and the one hundred yard free-style, re- spectively. loe Huhn, an up-and-coming diver, completed an almost undefeated season with a first in the lunior City fi- nals, in which Loyola qualified six men and two relays. IUNIOB SWIMMING TEAM Standing T Hofherr tMgr.l, Griffin, I McAdams, I Hughes, Nahser, B Dooley, Huhn, Hastings, Kane Pas' cherx Colsant. Seated' C. Gallagher, W. Newman, D. Murtaugh, Benedict, N. O'Con- nor. L. Dooley, B. Bielinsl-ci, Budinger, R. D. lansen. Page C9 SENIOR TEAM. Standing' Hall, Iohn Egan, I R McCarthy, Stankie- wicz, Pigott, C. W Smith, Stoeller, Beuttas tMgrI Seated: Coach Ray Mayer, Andrus, I. I Sullivan, Ray, H. Webor, T. Clieele Mr. D E Ryan SI lMod l, CROSS COUNTRY Loyola's rugged Cross Country squad really burned up the track this year. Captain Chuck Smith led his team on to a very successful season with four wins and two losses in six trial meets, under the direction ot coach Ray Mayer. One ot the highlights ot the season was the victory over rival St. Ignatius. Against very stitl competition Loyola managed to capture a third place in the Catholic League Senior Cross Country meet, and a third place in the Mid-West meet spon- sored by the Chicago Sun Times. The Iunior team showed promise of budding into a squad which will bear Loyola's standard well in the future. Al- though they tallied a record of two Wins and tour losses during the regular sea- son, they battled their way to filth place in the Catholic City Iunior meet. IU WOR TEAM Standing: Lehman, Glunz, Stanilorth, P. ROUNDING THE BEND on LA s track Stointcis, M, O'BrVan, Beuttas llvlgrl are Cross Country runners' Stani e ted Williams Kapche, Coach Ray Mayer, Raidl, kiewicz, Chuck W. Smith and Gu roult Kirsch. TRACK Loyola's track team got ott to a good start this year under the direction of Mr. I. I. Boyle, SI., coach. Sixty eager cinder men troopecl out to the track after the first call sounded. Balance might have been the keynote of this team with fine runners in every division, coupled with strong depth, the team's greatest asset. Iohn Kirsch and Bill O'Keete captained the 1956 Track squad-a team which showed the ability and spirit needed to capture a top place in city meets. HURDLERS Tom O'Connell, Bruce De- Maeyer, and Frank Cihak take a practice iump as spring gridders stand in back- ground. POLE VAULTING PRACTICE sends Iack Lambert flying over the bar as Iohn Egan watches, TRACK TEAM, Top: P. Steintels, Reuss, Iack Murray, Cihak, Phelan, Henehan, W. Kelly, Hitzelberger, Ray, C. S. Smith, Ioe Morrissey, DeMaeyer, Tasto, Boer- shinger. MIDDLE: Arnold CMgr.J, Iohn Egan, W. O'Keete, Walsh, Hall, McDonnell, McCann, E. Becker, Lambert, Burns, Galo, Leonard, T. Agnew tMgr.D BOTTOM: Mr. I. I. Boyle, S.I., Coach, Gmelich, Raidl Lehman, T. O'Connell Ginley, Hascrot, Cerwin, Kap- che, Monoscalco, T. O'Keefe. TENNIS Pressure is said to be on a winning team, This has been true this season as Loyola has tried to maintain its Winning stride after capturing the Catholic League championship for three successive years. Father Walter O. Crane, Sl, the team's moderator, built a strong team, using tive returning letterment Rick Salmon, lim Salmon, Ed Killian, Bob Petersen, and Tom Burke. ln addition, the squad was bolstered by the cream of a crop ot forty other men who vied for position. At the time this book was on its Way to the printers, the team started a successful season by topping St. Mel's in two matches with scores of three to one and tour to one, SENIOR TENNIS TEAM: H, Burke, R. Salmon, T, Burke, E, Mc!-Xdams, Hartman, Petersen, FR. W. O. CRANE, S.l., coach oi the tennis team, explains a few of the fine points of the game to Hal Burke, Bob Petersen, and Rick Salmon. IUNIOR TENNIS TEAM, Standing: I, Sal- mon, Killian, Black, Calvin, Halpin. KNEELING: Callahan, I. McAdams. W b Page 72 IUST ABOUT to roll in is Pete Wagner's putt, while Iim Metzger and Tom Schendorf watch. WHILE TOM REYNOLDS tees off, Barry McRaith practices, and Iardy Durburg and Iack Robinson mark their scores. GOLF With the advent of Warm breezes and sunny skies early in spring, our golf team began preparing for the league's championship playoffs- For the third straight year our golfers defended their title. Five veterans of last year's city meet bolstered the senior squad: Pete Wagner, Mose Glynn, Barry McRaith, Tom Reynolds, and Dick Geimer. Also included were half a dozen others Who strove to gain a position on the final four-man team, Playing in the number one position on the junior squad, Iim Staniforth aimed for city medalist. Depth on this squad was provided by Bob Searles and Wally Stel- zel and a number of promising sopho- mores and freshmen. Mr. Robert I. Lab, SI., is the moderator. MR. R I LAB, SI, moderator of the golf team, watches as Dick Geimer lines up for a putt, Mose Glynn, last year's junior medalist, Bob Searles and Ioe Huhn look on, Page 73 l ,Q V - , gl 5' g 'su Q 1' , ' X,-. ., ' , 3, 54 - v . 1, 4, Y.. 1 x 5 - 2 . x g 5 1 T' 4 X Y K N R we ' 'x A X . :Am . s I y I 0 0.2 as xx ir X- ' ' . 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Page 76 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Vxce Pres1dent WILLIAM L LAMEY IR 206 Lmcoln Street CC1lenv1ewl Presldent IOHN F OKEEFE 3020 Normandy Place Clivanstonl UNlVeYS1lY 4 7191 Honors Course Clas Honors 1 Flrst Honors 2 3 Second Honors 4 Class Olflcer Presldent l Sec relary Treasurer 2 4 Dramatrc Club 2 3 4 Grad Prep 4 Glee Club 4 Torch Club 4 Homecomxng Dance Commltfee 4 Trac 4 GLenv1ew 4 0883 Honors Course Frrst Honors l 2 3 4 Class Ofhcer Pres1 dent l 3 4 V1ce Presrdent 2 Sodallly 3 4 Dramatlc Club 3 4 Prep 3 4 Sports Edltor 4 Torch Club 2 3 4 Ramlroad Club partment l 2 3 4 Homecomlng Dance Commlttee 4 Semm Fmalxst Natronal Meut Scholarshlp 4 Assxstant Intramural D1 rector 3 4 Secretary Treasurer EDWARD l MCADAMS 4950 Chxcago Beach Drxve Cl5l HYd Park 3 8168 Scrennhc Course Second Honors l 2 3 4 Cla s Olll Presldenl 4 Secretary Treasurer 3 Drc matlr' Club 3 4 Grad Prep 4 Torch Cl b l 2 3 4 V1cePres1dent 4 Swlmmxnq l 2 3 4 CoCapta1n 4 Tennls 2 4 Home commg Dance Commltt e 4 . I l I . C . I 1 I - -1 . . . I - 1 I l 2, Business Manager of Athletic De- - I I I Q . , S cer, I - l 1 I I I ' l 1 1 -' ' ' e . PETER W. AHERN 2020 Hawthorne Lane KEvanstOHl DAvis 8-2042 Latin-English Course Class Officer, President l 2, Dramatic Club 2 3 4, Torch Club 1 2 3 4, Football 1 2 3 4. IAIVIES A. ALLAN, III 1423 Fargo Avenue C261 Rogers Park 4-5391 Honors Course First Honors 1 2 3, Second Honors 4, Dra- matic Club 2 3 4, French Club 4, Sodality 2 3 4. PETER D AMBERSON 2218 Sheridan Road 6Highland Parkl I-llland Park 2 5315 Honors Course First Honors l Second Honors 3 4 Sodality 2 4 Track l WILLIAM T ANDREWS 2737 Balmoral Avenue 1251 UPtown 8 3121 Latin English Course IOHN H ARNDT 622 Barton Avenue Clivanstonl UNivers1ty 4 8570 Honor Course Second Honors 1 2 Golf 3 4 IAMES C BARGGREN 0306 North Lenox Avenue 1301 ROgers Park 3 7204 English Course Second Honors 3 4 Entered Loyola in sec ond year IOHN K BAXTER 3314 Lake Shore Drive UPtown 8 7907 English Course Second Horrors 2 Prep l Grad Prep 1 Fr ED BECKLENBERG IH 865 Auburn Road tWinnetkaJ Wlrnetka 5 3510 English Course Class Officer Secretary Tr a urer 3 So dality 2 3 4 Prep 2 3 Shutter Club 4 Rail road Club 2 3 4 Secretary Treasurer 4 Swimming l Page 77 Shutter Club l 214, Traclr Manager 3 I 'Z , GEORGE T BELL 1418 Lake Street CEvanston1 GRe nleaf 5 6934 1.at1n Enqltsh Course French Club 4 Gott 4 Entered Loyola fourth year IOSEPH R BEUTTAS W11mot Road tDeert1e1d1 Dlfertteld 822 Engltsh Cou se Track Manager 3 4 Cross Country Man ager 3 4 ROBERT A BIELINSKI 1700 Wlson Avenue C401 1.0ngbeach 1 9076 qC1 nt1t1c Course Ftrst Honors 1 2 3 4 Dramattc Club 2 3 Football 1 2 3 4 Swtmrntng 1 2 3 4 Cap ta1n 4 WALTER 1 BINDER 329 West Shore Drxve fMunde1e1n1 MUndele1n 6 6939 Engltsh Course 1507 Cleveland Street lEvanstonJ Glteenleat 5 B419 Sct ntthc Course Second Honors 2 Track 1 2 Ra11roac1 Club THOMAS A BRINKWORTH 6858 South Shore Drtve C491 PLaza 2 8222 Sc1ent1t1c Course F1rst Honors 1 Second Honors 2 3 Dra rnat1c Club 3 4 Sodahty 2 3 4 Grad Prep Wrtttng Staff 3 4 Homecomtng Dance Cornrnlttee 4 Cross Country 4 RICHARD G BRONS 7633 West Talcott Road C311 Nliwcastle 1 0853 Sctenhttc Course Second Honors 2 Drarnatxc Club 2 3 Track 1 MICHAEL R BROPHY 1018 Elrn Stre t CPar1c Rtdgel TAlcott 3 2257 Sctenttltc Course Ftrst Honors 1 Second Honors 2 3 Shutter Club 1 Cross Country 2 Glee Club 4 Page 78 I - . 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BOLSENGA 21 ' ' E , ' 4, THOMAS C BROPHY 5621 North Maplewood Avenue 1451 LOngbeach 1 4649 Latm Engllsh Course Acolyte 1 2 3 4 Captatn 4 Drartatxc Club 2 3 4 French Club 3 4 Gavel 1 2 Rostrunt 3 4 Sodaltty 4 Prep Make Up Stalt '1 4 Cro s Country 1 2 Track WILLIAM A BUESCHER 700 Oakwood Av nue fLa1ce Fore LAke Forest 3176 l..at1n Engllsh Course Second Honor 1 2 3 GARY K BURGER 1543 Glenlake Avenue BR1argate 4 7485 Sc1ent111c Course Ftrst Honors 1 Second Honors 2 3 Da matlc Club Z 3 4 French Club 4 Gavel 2 Rostrurn 3 4 V1ce Presldent 4 Rad1o Club 3 Shutt r Club 1 2 Sodallty 4 Cross Country IAY E BURKE 2409 Colfax Street Clffvanstonl GReer11eaf 5 0331 Lat1n Enghsh Course Second Honors 1 Homecomtng Dance Com mlttee 4 THOMAS F BURKE 2000 Knollwood Road QLake For sth LAke Forest 2590 Sclentlftc Course Swlrnmlng Team 1 2 Tenrus 1 2 3 4 Cap tatn 4 Clty Charnpton Tennts Tea'n 1 2 3 THOMAS I CAVANAGH 5909 Kenmore C401 UPtown 8 9195 Engltsh Course Dramattc Club 2 3 Prep Feature Wrtter 1 2 Che rleader 4 CHARLES I CERNIGLIA 4107 North McV1clcers Averue 1341 AVenue 3 6751 Second Honors 1 2 3 FRANK I CIHAK 2622 North Harnpder Court 14 Dlversey 3 9515 E glxsh Course Ratlroad Club 4 To k 1 2 3 4 Paae 79 1:3 I , l 29 1 I - 9 1 stl A ' czet . 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T - 2, Trick 1 2 3, Prep 3, cheelleader-41 ' 1 ' 1 1 M SHAWN CONCANNON 7321 South Shore Drtve C491 REgent 4 7481 Honors Course Class Honors 1 4 Ftrst Honors 2 3 Class Ofhcer VICG Pr stclent 1 DIG1'HGl1C Club 3 4 French Club 4 Gavel 1 2 Presldent 2 Rostrurn 3 4 Secretary Treasurer 4 So daltty 2 3 4 V1ce Pretect 2 Treasurer 3 Prefect 4 T nn1s Z Prep 3 4 News Edttor 4 SerntF1nal1st Nattonal Mertt Scholarshtp 4 CHARLES H CONLEY 306 Cuttress Place tPark R1dgel TA1cott 3 7949 Honors Course F1fSl Honors 2 Track 2 .5 Glee Club 4 IAMES B CONROY 550 Roscoe Street C131 BUck1ngham 16738 Latrn Enghsh Course Lett Loyola after ftrst year and returned rn fourth year ARTHUR N CORDELL 800 Mtchrgan Avenue CEvanstonl Engltsh Course Ratlroacl Club 2 3 4 Shutter Club Z 3 4 WILLIAM H COVVLING 6437 Magnolta Avenue C261 Alvlbassador 2 5520 Latm Enghsh Course Frrst Honors 1 Second Honors 2 3 4 Class Ofhcer V1cePrestdent 1 Secretary Treas urer 3 Dramatic Club 2 3 4 French Club 3 4 Torch Club 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Tn Captaln 4 North Sectlon Iumor Champtons 4 Golf 3 4 Track 2 Prep Essay Contest 3 IAIVIES H CRONIN 6600 North LeRoy Avenue t3Ol ORchard 5 5222 l..at1n Engltsh Course Dramattc Club 3 4 French Club 3 4 So daltty 4 Basketball 3 4 Cross Country 1 Go 4 Track 1 2 LESTER A DARLING 7044 North Greenvtew Avenue C265 SHe1c1rake 3 1479 Honors Course E1rstIHonors 1 3 4 French Club 4 Foot a SCOTT E DAVIS 2438 North Ktmloall Avenue C473 CAp1tol 7 6454 Honors Course Fmrst Honors 1 Z 3 4 Page 80 UNiversity 4-6204 It , ' . 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DEE 353 Sterllng Road CKen1Iworthl KEn1lworth 325 Enghsh Course Go 3 4 Track l FRANK M DEFFRY l26 North LeCla1re Avenue C44l MAnsf1eld 6 2395 Enghsh Course ALEXANDER I DeGRAND 6700 North Sher1dan Road f26l HOllycourt 5 504l l..at1n Enghsh Course F1rst Honors 3 S cond Honors 2 4 Dra matlc Club 4 Prep 2 French Club 3 BRUCE R DeMAEYER 6434 North Sacramento Avenue 1455 HOllycourt 5 7l2l Sc1ent1l1c Course Second Honors 2 Dramahc Club 3 Cross Country l Track l 2 3 4 FRANCIS W DEMPSEY 6338 North Talman Avenue 4453 HOllycourt 5 1687 Enghsh Course Second Honors l Class Otllcer Pres1dent 2 VICE Pres1dent 4 Secretary Treasurer l Dramat1c Club 4 French Cl b 3 Football EUGENE I DOETSCH 8251 Hard1na Avenue fSkok1el ORchard 3 0578 Enghsh Course Grad Prep l 2 Shutter Club 1 2 Track IOSEPH F DONiNI 2129 St Iohns Clrhqhland Parkl Hlghland Park 2 86l2 Lat1n Enghsh Course Second Honors 2 3 WILLIAM F DOOLEY l5l6 West Estes Ave ue f26l AMbassaaor 2 6275 Enghsh Course Second Honors l 2 Acolyt l Prep l 2 3 4 C1rculat1or Ed1tor 4 Ra1lroad Club 4 QWl VG Page 81 It , . 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Estes Avenue C451 AMbassador 2 6137 SCIGHIIIIC Course Second Honors 1 2 3 4 SWITUIUIHQ 2 3 4 IOHN H DOYLE 1430 Hood Avenue C261 ROgers Park 4 5581 Honors Course FITSI Honors 1 3 Second Honors 2 4 Glee Club 3 4 IOHN R DURBURG 1341 Catalpa Avenue C401 EDgeWat r 4 4800 Latm Enghsh Course Second Honors 2 3 4 Drarnahc Club 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Trl Captam 4 Cross Coun try 3 Golf 3 4 Second Team All South SGCIIOH l..1ghtWe1ghts 3 Most Valuable Player Llghtwetghts 3 North Sect1on Star l.1ghtwe1ght Team 4 Flrst Team All North Sectlon lunlors 4 North Sectton Lmghtw lght Champ1ons 4 IAMES N EGAN 1922 Sunset Rldge Road CGlen ISW1 GLenv1ew 4 6621 Sc1ent1f1c Course Second Honors 3 4 Entered Loyola 11 thlrd year PATRICK E FAHEY 6436 Wayne Avenue C261 ROgers Park 4 3891 Enghsh Course Football 1 4 Track 4 DENNIS A FAITH 6142 North Hamtlton Avenue C451 SHeldrake 3 2971 Honors Course FITSI Honors 3 4 Second Honors 1 2 THOMAS F FARLEY 2141 H1gh1and Avenue C451 HOllycourt 5 1813 Engltsh Course Drarnanc Club 3 Prep Layout Stall 2 FRANCIS E FERRARI 1014 North State Street C101 Dlilaware 7 2126 SCISUHIIC Course Class Honors 2 3 F1rst Honors 1 4 Page 82 . . . 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IAMES T FERRINI 7U4O West Melrose Street Klldare 5 7536 Honors Course Class Honors 2 Fxrst Honors l 3 Second Honors 4 Gavel 2 Track 1 2 KENNETH A FEZLER 4716 Beacon Street 1403 ARdmore l 8873 Enghsh Course Dramahc Club 2 3 Glee Club 4 WILLIAM F FIEWEGER l3l2 Oak Avenue CEvanstonJ UN1versal 4 0997 Sclentltxc Course S cond Honors 3 DTGIHGf1C Clu 4 Torch Club 3 4 SW1mrn1ng l 2 THOMAS I FISCHER l744 Arthur Street C261 ROgers Park 4 2216 Sc1ent1f1c Course FITST Honors 1 3 Second Honors 2 4 Cross Country 2 Glee Club 4 IOHN R FITZPATRICK 2450 Hartrey Avenue fEvanstonJ Latm Enghsh Course Class Honors 3 F1rst Honors 1 Second Hon ors 2 4 Class Offlcer Preslclent 3 V1ce Pres ldent 4 Drormatlc Club 2 3 4 Basketball 3 Homecom1ng Dance Comm1ttee 4 THOMAS M FLATLEY l72l Wallen Avenue BR1argate 4 6439 Latxn Englrsh Course ANTHONY C FONTANA 645 St Iohns Avenue Cl-hghland Parkl Hlghland Park 2 0770 Engllsh Course GEORGE W PUGET l6l7 Greenwood CW1lmettel Wllmette lU58 Enghsh Course Second Honors l Football l 3 4 Basketball .Z 3 4 Track 2 3 Paflle 83 f34l e , ' b , GReenleafv 5-8535 PATRICK I GALLAGHER 4702 North Arteslan Avenue C451 ARdrnore 1 7229 Latln Enghsh Course Clas Olilcer V1ce Pr szdent 1 2 Secretary Treasurer 3 Torch Club 1 2 3 4 Football l 2 3 Basketball 1 PATR1CK T GAVIGAN 817 Massena Avenue CWaukegoln1 MA 3 2861 1at1n Enqlrsh Cour e S cond Honor 1 WILLIAM P GIBBONS 5727 North Kostner Avenue 1301 Plflnsacola 6 8932 l.at1n Engllsh Course Entered Loyola IH fourth y ar THOMAS L GILMARTIN 6400 North Damen Avenue C451 BR1argate 4 9314 THOMAS 1 GINLEY 4419 North Parks1c1e Avenue C301 PAl1sade 5 7275 latln Enghsh Cours Second Honors 2 3 Dramat1c Club 2 Cheerleader 2 3 4 Captam 4 Track 4 IOHN T GMEL CH 2818 Chase Avenue 1451 ROgers Park 4 2282 latxn Engllsh Course Second Honors 1 4 Dramc1t1c Club 2 Glee Club 4 Football 1 3 4 Trac' 2 3 LAWRENCE I GREENLEY 2014 Greenwood Avenue KW11m tte1 W1lmette 2685 Englrsh Course Football 1 2 3 4 NORMAN C GUSTAFSON 1806 Sunset Flood CH1ghland Park1 Hrghland Park 2 2966 Latrn Engllsh Course Second Honors 1 Page 84 34 ,s ' , ' - e ' , - Latin-English Course , . 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FRANCIS M HANN 6322 North Spokane Avenue t3Ul ROdney 3 6738 Lat1n Engllsh Course Second Honors 1 2 3 4 Sodaltty 4 Acolyte l 2 3 4 Captaln 4 Dramauc Club 2 3 Grad Prep 4 Cheerleader l Golf l 2 4 owlmmlng 2 4 MICHAEL P HARTNETT 6246 North Wayne Avenue C405 ROQ rs Park l 1459 Enghsh Course Second Honors 3 Football l 2 3 Basketball l A 3 4 Captaln 3 THOMAS P HENEHAN 2242 Pratt Boulevard t45l AMbassador 2 2616 Honors Course Second Honors l 2 Class Ottlcer Pre ldent 3 V1ce Presldent 2 Sodallty 2 3 4 DTGUWGIIC Club 2 3 4 Torch Club 4 Football l 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 l958 North SECTION All Star Team Track 2 3 4 T MICHAEL HERBERT l33U W st Alblon Avenue t26l BR1argate 4 9375 Enghsh Course Second Honors l 2 Class Oftlcer Secretary Treasurer 3 Glee Club 4 Torch Club 2 3 4 Football l 2 3 4 All Cathollc Football Team 4 All North Sect1on Football Team 4 Track DENNIS G HILLENBRAND l328 Thorndale Avenue t4Ol EDgewater 4 7557 SCISHIIIIC Course FIYSI Honors 2 Second Honors 3 Sodaltty 4 Acolyte l 2 3 4 Captarn 4 Dramatlc Club 2 3 4 Grad Prep 4 Glee Club 4 French Club 4 Cheerl ader 4 CHARLES A HODAPP 2452 Estes Avenue t45D HOllycourt 5 8897 latrn Enghsh Course Shutter Club l 2 Swxmrrnnq 3 Glee Club 4 IAMES F HOGAN l4l4 Alblon Avenue C25 HOllycourt 5 4960 Enghsh Course Dramattc Club 2 3 Football 7 murals Cap arr l 3 4 IOSEPH M HOLOHAN 2542 Wtlsor Ave ue t25y llvdep nden e 3 l83U Latm Erghsh Cour e Ra1lroad Club 2 3 4 Page 85 ,, ,.. , . e. - , . . , . 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HOPKINS 1515 Arthur Avenue 1261 AMbassador 2 7026 Latin English Course Second Honors 4 French Club 3 4 Gavel 1 2 Hostrum 3 Glee Club 3 RICHARD F IOHNSON 6625 Kimball Cl.incolnwoodl Ollchard 3 3683 Latin English Course Dramatic Club 2 3 4 Sodality 2 3 4 Foot ball 4 Swlmming 1 2 3 4 WALLACE H IONES 1749 Washington Avenue CW1lrnettel Wilmette 4453 Honors Course First Honors 1 Second Honors 2 3 4 Grad Prep 4 Glee Club 3 4 President 4 A MICHAEL KAKUSKA 5900 North Oconto Avenue C311 ROdney 3 2183 Scientific Course First Honors 1 Second Honors 2 3 Class Officer President 3 Dramatic Club 2 3 Foot ball 4 Basketball 3 4 Swimming 1 2 EDWARD A KENNEDY 955 Tower Manor Drive CW1nnetkal Winnetka 6 4780 Honors Course First Honors l 2 3 4 EDWARD T KENNEDY 2219 Estes Avenue C451 1-lO1lycourt 5 2626 Class Honors 4 First Honors 1 3 Second Honors 2 Class Officer President 1 2 4 Sodality 3 4 Dramatic Club 2 3 4 Grad Prep 4 Torch Club 3 4 Football 1 Basket ball 3 4 Homecoming Dance Committee 4 Oratorical Semi Finalist 4 IOHN M KENNEY 5422 South Kimbark Avenue 1151 FA1rfax 4 5244 Scientific Course Second Honors 1 2 3 Class Officer Vice President 3 Secretary Treasurer 4 Sodality 3 4 Grad Prep 3 4 Editor in Chief 4 Dra matic Club 4 Torch Club 4 Shutter Club 2 Football 2 Homecoming Dance Committee PATRICK V KIRBY 5708 North Campbell Avenue C451 UPtown 8 3858 SCIGTIIIIIC Course Second Honors 1 2 3 Page 86 . Scientific Course 4, IOHN M. KIRSCH 129 5th Street 1Wilmettel Wilmette 5437 Scientific Course Second Honors 2 3 4, Sodality 4, Dramatic Club 2 3 4, Grad Prep 4, French Club 4, Glee Club 3 4, Cross Country 3 4, Track 2 3 4, Co-Captain 4, Homecoming Dance Committee 4, Entered Loyola in second year ROBERT I KLAAS 5825 North Caldwell Avenue 1307 Kildare 5 6767 English Course THOMAS A KLOEMPKEN 5537 Wilson Avenue 1301 PA1xsade 5 5537 Scientific Course Acolyte 1 2 3 Dramatic Club 2 3 4 Ftail road Club 2 THOMAS E KNEAFSEY 1739 Arthur Avenue 1263 SH ldrake 3 5261 English Course Acolyte 1 2 Dramatic Club 2 3 Football 4 Basketball 1 3 4 Cross Country 3 PAUL W KOHNEN 522 Church Street 1Eva stonl DAvis 8 4569 Honors Course Class Honors 3 First Honors 1 2 4 Dramatic Club 3 4 French Club 4 Grad Prep 4 Basketball Manager 2 PAUL I KOSTER 8100 Memorv Lane 1311 AVenue 3 0295 Latin English Course First Honors 1 3 S co d Horo 2 Clas 3 4 Dramatic Club 3 4 Swimmirg 1 2 ROBERT P KOWNACKI 4516 North Hamilton Avenue 1251 SU nysicle 4 0987 Honors Cour e First Honors 1 3 Second Honors 2 4 Sodal 2 3 4 A olyte 1 2 3 4 Dramatic C 2 3 4 Secretary Treasurer 4 Gav l 1 2 Homecoming Dance Committee 4 Oratori al Finalist 4 WILLIAM P KRACKENBERGER 1242 Norwood Avenue 1401 BH1argate 4 8176 latin English Course Sodality 4 Dramati Club 4 F e h Club 3 4 Tra lc 4 4 K ' . , e r, .rs , .s Officer, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Soclality 2 ityA , c I , 5 1 , - . , e , 4 5 ,F Tc , r nc , c , Page 87 PHILIP M KRAUSE 433 Bnar Place C141 Dlvers y 8 7580 SCISDIIIIC Course Frrst Honors l Second Honors 2 3 4 Swlm mrng Team 1 2 3 4 Track l RICHARD A LABICH 3933 North 1..eav1tt Street C181 1Ndependence 3 8468 Lat1n Englrsh Course Second Honors 1 2 3 Dramahc Club 2 3 Golf l Z 3 4 Pr p Essay Contest W1nner IOHN S LAMBERT Bulldlng 1702 V A Hospltal CDowney1 ONtar1o 2 2709 Screntrfrc Course F1rst Honors 1 2 3 Second Honors 4 Class Otflcer Vrce Presldent 4 Sodallty 3 4 Dramatrc Club 2 3 4 Prep 3 4 Grad Prep 4 Glee Club 4 Track 1 2 4 Oratorlcal Flnallst 3 Drama Festrval Scholarshlp Wlnner 4 Homecomlng Danc Commlttee 4 IOSEPH P LANNAN 1420 Lake Shore Drlve C101 WH1teha1l 4 6635 English Course Cross Country 3 Track 3 Entered Loyola second year M IAMES LEIDER 419 Wesley Avenue CEvanston1 UN1vers1ty 4 6377 Latm Englrsh Course Second Honors l Rallroad Club 2 3 Secre tary Treasurer 3 Shutter Club 2 3 4 PYESI dent 4 Prep Photographer 3 KENNETH I LESNIG 7549 North Neva CN1les1 Nlles 7 7459 Latrn Englrsh Cours FREDERICK I LINDSEY 1052 Loyola Avenue C261 ROaers Park 4 8846 Latln Engllsh Course RICHARD I LINEHAN 928 Ashland Avenue CW1lmette1 Wllmette 1218 Sclenttfrc Course Second Honors l 2 3 4 Lramatlc Club 4 Swrmmmg 1 2 3 4 . I ' 4' '. , e ' 3, ' , , in Page 88 IAMES V. LYNOTT 6534 North Rockwell Street C45l ROgers Park 4-5959 Honors Course First Honors 3, Second Honors l, Acolyte l 2, Dramatic Club 3 4, Gavel l 2, Swim- ming 4, Track 2, IOHN D. MCBRIDE 2631 North Hoyne Avenue C471 GRaceland 2-1454 Honors Course First Honors l 3 4, Acolyte l 2 3 4, Captain 4, Dramatic Club 2 3 4, Gavel l 2, Vice- President 2, Hostrurri 3 4, Sodality 2 3 4, Prefect 2, Cro s Country 2, Prep l 2 3 4, News Editor Glee Club 3 4, Vice-Presi- dent 4, Elocution Finalist l, Drama Festival Winner 4. DONALD I MCCANN 4852 North Keeler Avenue C309 PAl1sade 5 4784 latin English Cours Second Honors l 2 3 4 French Clu 3 4 Tra lc 4 CARTER W MCCARTHY 3820 Foster Street fEvanstonl ORchard 3 3217 Scientific Course Second Hoiors l 2 3 Dramatic Club 3 4 Glce Club 3 4 Shutter Club 2 IAMES R MCCARTHY 9515 Harding Avenue fEvanstonJ ORchard 3 3993 Scientific Course Second Honor l Z 3 Class Offic r Secre tary Trea urer 2 Sodality 4 Dramati Club 2 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Cross Country 4 IOSEPH E MCCARTHY 5435 Lakewood Avenue f40D EDgewater 4 4659 Scientific Course Second Honors l 4 ALFRED T MCDONNELL 1401 Chase Avenue 1267 Alwflbassador 2 l79l Honors Cours Offi er Secretary Treasurer l Dra'natic Club 3 4 Prep 4 Fren h Club 4 Football Statistician l 7 Trac: 4 lntrarniral Cap tai 3 4 Eighth Pla e lrterschola ti Latin Co test 4 WILLAM I MCGUIGAN 3l5 West Barry Avenue Kl4l GHG eland 7 3037 Erglish Course Page 89 . ' - ' e . b . c . V . s , e , - - S , ' , 'c . . e First Honors l 2 3, Second Honors 4, Class c , - J , . ' ' , , . c , , '. ' A . . I v . - 'n , ' c . . 3 'c Q I C - I B MCGUIRE 630l North Wmthrop Av nue C403 SHeldrake 3 l22l Sc1ent1l1c Course Second Honors 2 3 Sodahty 4 Dramatxc Club 2 3 4 French Club 4 Prep l 2 3 4 As octate Edltor 4 Glee Club 4 Cheer leader 4 FRANK E MCNICHOLS 3240 East Lake Shore Drtv Kl3l CHaceland 7 l77 Enahsh Cour e Track 4 Ass1 tant Fr shman Football Coa h 4 Entered Loyola IH thtrd year JAMES M MCSWEEN 6625 Sherldan Road l26J BR1argate 4 2343 Latm Engllsh Course Frrst Honors 3 Second Honors l 4 Class ofltcer Pres1dent l 4 VICE Pr s1dent 3 Aco lyte l Basketball l 2 3 4 TrxCapta1n 4 All North Sect1on Iumor Team 4 North Sec t1on Iumor Basketball Charnp1on Cross Country 3 THOMAS I. MAGNER 399 Fullerton Parkway H45 EAstgate 7 6776 Engllsh Course Football 4 MICHAEL F MAGUIRE l433 Hood Av nue 4265 HOllycourt 5 5349 Fnghsh Course Football l 2 3 4 Basketball l PATRICK M MAHONEY 6138 North Western Avenue C453 HOllycourt 5 3572 Enghsh Course Sodallty 4 DYGITIGUC Club 3 Torch Club 2 3 4 S cretary 4 Football l 2 3 4 Captalr 4 Skoglund Award All South Sectlon End 3 All North Sectlon End 4 AllCathol1c End 3 4 Basketball 2 3 Track 2 3 4 RONALD A MALIK 322 Shermer Road lGl6IlVlGWl CLGNVIGW 4 2502 Fnqllsh Course Barlroad Club 2 Cro Country l Football 2 3 Track 4 IOHN R MARHOEFER 27ll Glenvtew Road fGl9l'lVlCWl GLGHVIGW 4 0442 Latm Enghsh Course Dramauc Cl b 3 4 Football l 2 3 Glee Club 4 Page 90 2 -7 North 'Section All Star Tearn 4, First Team 1 l - RALPH1 MARR 1400 Hood Av nue 1261 HO1lycourt 5 7325 Sc1ent1f1c Course Second Honors 1 Prep l Glee Club 4 Foot ball 1 Swlmmlng 1 Track 1 ROBERT P MARSCHALL 2009 Greenwood Avenue tW1lmettel Wxlmette 3009 Sclentlflc Course S cond Honors 1 Dramatlc Club 2 Torch Club 1 2 3 4 Football 1 2 Basketball 3 4 RICHARD P MERRILL 1242 Hood Avenue 1405 AMbassador 2 7295 Lat1n Enghsh Course Second Honors 3 Sodallty 3 4 Acolyte 1 2 3 4 Captaln 4 Grad Prep Art Staff 3 4 Torch Club 1 2 3 4 Poster Club 1 2 3 4 Football l 2 3 4 IAMES M METZGER 2023 Beechwood Avenue tW1lmettel Wllmette 581 Latln Enghsh Cours F1rst Honors 1 Basketball 2 Football 1 Golf 2 3 4 Intramurals Captaln 3 4 KENNETH M MIZERNY 1750 Columb1a Avenue 1261 BR1argate 4 8159 Engllsh Course Torch Club 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Cap tam 4 All North Sect1on Team 4 Holder of Cathollc League One Game Scorrng Record WILLIAM B MORAN 1257 Columbla Avenue C261 AMbassador 2 8582 Sc1 nt1f1c Course Ftrst Honors 1 2 Second Honors 3 4 Sodal 1ty 2 3 4 Acolyte 1 2 3 4 Drarnatlc Club 2 3 4 Prep l 2 French Club 4 Gavel l 2 Ftostrum 3 4 Poster Club 1 2 ICSEPH S MORRISSEY 6063 Nassau Avenue C311 Nlfwcastle 1 5344 Engllsh Course Acolyte 1 2 3 4 Dramatlc Club 3 4 Tor h Club 4 Football 4 Golf 2 Track 4 THOMAS 1 MUENCH 610 Washlngton Avenue tW1lm ttej Wllmette 1207 Honors Course Class 2 FITS1 Honors 1 3 4 Sodallty 2 3 4 Dramatxc Club 2 3 4 Prep 2 Grad Prep 4 French Club 4 Gavel 1 2 Presldent 2 Ros trum 3 4 Track 12 3 4 Page 91 . 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D f f , . . .o.. 5 . , , C . . .D THOMAS F MULLANEY IR 1564 Ashland Avenue lEvan5ton1 DAVIS 8 1432 SC1Sl'lll11C Course Second Honors 1 2 3 4 Grad Prep 4 French Club 4 Track 2 ANTHONY D MULVIHILL 5700 South Blackstone Avenue 6371 Mldway 3 1706 Honors Course Flrst Honors 3 Secord Honors 1 Railroad Club 2 3 Cross Country 1 2 Tenn1s 1 2 3 4 C1ty Champlonshlp Tenms Team 2 3 Home corntng Dance Cornrrnttee 4 PATR1CK A MURPHY 5907 North Wlnthrop Avenue C401 SUnnys1de 4 5213 Enghsh Cours Second Honors 4 Dramatlc Club 3 French Club 3 4 THOMAS F MURPHY 6136 North Oakley Avenue C451 HOgers Park 4 3050 lattn Engllsh Course Drarnatlc Club 2 Shutter Club 1 IOHN F MURRAY 1526 Thorne Avenue C261 ROgers Park 4 4536 Engltsh Course Acolyte 2 3 4 Captaln 4 Dramatlc Club 2 IEROME C NEYER Quarters 20 CGr at Lake 1 DExter 6 4127 Sctentlflc Course F1rst Honors 1 2 3 4 Sodaltty Candldate 4 Prep 3 4 SW1mm1ng 1 2 3 4 Thxrd Place lnterscholastlc Latln Contest 4 Seml Fmah t NGllO1'1Gl Merlt Scholarshtp 4 BRIAN C O CARROLL 1946 West Hood Avenue 6261 SHe1drake 3 4045 Latxn Engllsh Cours F1151 Honors 1 3 Second Honors 4 CHARLES M O CONNELL 5729 North Fa1rt1eld Avenue 4451 ARdmore 1 1525 Latln Engllsh Course Second Honors 1 Page 92 - I I 4' 3 4, Rostrum Shutter Club 1, Track 3 4. 7.7 THOMAS I O CONNELL 1015 Ashland Avenue fW1lmettel Wrlmette 4726 Englrsh Course Second Honors 1 3 Cl Otttcer V1c Presrdent 4 Dramatxc Club 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Homecornmg Dance Corurnttee 4 EDWARD A ODONNELL 277 Forest V1ew fWood Dalel Bensenvrlle 135913 lfnglrsh Course S cond Honors l 3 WILLIAM P O KEEFE 2543 West Mors Avenue 1451 HOllycourt 5 7237 Honors Course Fxrst Honors l Second Honors 2 3 4 Dra matrc Club 3 4 House Manager Chrcago Drama Festlval 4 Grad Prep 4 French Club 4 Ra1lroad Club 1 2 Torch Club 4 Poster Club 4 Football 1 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Co Captaln 4 Catholxc C1ty Champlon 880 Re lay Team 3 DION D OLEARY 145 R1dge Avenue flfvanstonl DAVIS 8 4535 Engllsh Course Class Honors 3 4 Class Off cer Pr 1de'1l 4 Dramat1c Club 3 4 French Club 3 4 Vice Presrdent 4 Ent red Loyola 1n thrrd year RICHARD E OLSON 7331 Overhlll Avenue 1311 NEwcastle 1 4644 Latrn Engllsh Course Second Honors l 3 CHARLES A PACKARD 823 Chestnut Avenu CW1lmettel Wrlmette 1194 Honors Course Frrst Honors 1 Second Honors 2 3 4 D matrc Club 2 3 Football l Basketball 3 4 llornecomrnq Dance Comrnlttee 4 IOHN P PALANDRI 1495 Oakland Avenue CH1ghland Parkl Hlghland Park 2 3923 S 16 l1llC Course Secord Ho os 1 2 4 LAWRENCE W PARKS 4333 torth lvl lvr a Avenue 1343 AVe ue 3 0038 E glr h Course a 1' 2 Page 93 , ', l , ass , e- , , , . 2 . . , . . e I I I 1 r ' - , , . . - 1 . , 1 , es . , I , e . . . . e ' , , ra- . C. H ., . n r, . 6 1 u fr' e tn , X , r. - r. .1 T' c GERALD A PARRILLI E311 North Wayne Avenue 1401 HOgers Park l 0086 Engllsh Course Second Honors 3 Class Olllcer Secretary Treasurer 4 French Club 3 4 Secr tary Treasurer 4 THEODORE M PETERS 7620 lvlarrnora Avenue CSkok1el ORchard 3 9036 Engltsh Course Second Honors 3 WILLIAM A PETLOCK 5213 North Olcott Avenue NEwcastle l 6889 Englrsh Cou s Second Honors 1 4 Swunrnrna PATRICK E PHELAN 921 She 1dan Road CW1lrnett l Wtlrnette 6486 Honors Course Second Honors l 2 3 Sodaltty 2 3 4 Dra mattc Club 2 3 4 Grad Prep 4 Torch Club 3 4 Treasurer 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Tullp Trot General Charrman 4 Elocutron F1nal1et 2 ' can A , ' ' Y 1 2 LEONARD I. PIERONI 5440 North Claremont Avenue 1451 Alvlbassador 2 8142 SCIGHIIIIC Course FITSI Honors 1 2 3 4 Sodahty 2 3 4 Grad Prep 4 Personnel Stall French Club 4 Track 2 3 Football Stat1 ttctan 3 DONALD V PRIOLA 1848 North Cleveland Avenue 1141 MOhawk 4 0469 Honors Course F1rst Honors l 3 4 Second Honors 2 Sodal 1ty 4 Acolyte 1 Drarnattc Club 2 3 4 Prep 3 4 Deslgn Edltor 4 Grad Prep 4 Glee Club 3 4 Secretary Tresaurer 4 Solo1st 4 Cheer leader l Football l Oratoncal Contest F1 nalrst 4 Drama Fest1va1 Scholar hlp ard Stlver Medal W1nner 4 THOMAS R PRUCHER 2110 North Wh1pple Street 1473 Al.bany 2 1217 Sctentlfrc Course S cond Honors 2 3 4 Gavel 2 Rostrurn 3 DANIEL I PURTILL 1919 Greenleaf Avenue 1261 HOllycourt 5 B132 Englrsh Cour e Second Honor 3 4 Page 94 RICHARD K. PUSCH 1125 Monroe Avenue CEvanstonl Glieenleal 5-3719 English Course Second Honors 4, Sodality 3 4, Acolyte 2 3, Dramatic Club 3 4, Gavel 2, Rostrum 3, Entered Loyola in second year, THOMAS P. QUINN, IR. 6127 North Kirkwood Avenue C301 lvlU1berry 5-0494 Latin-English Course Second Honors 1 2 3 4, Sodality 4, Dra- matic Club 2 3 4, Grad Prep 4, French Club 3 4, Shuttex Club 3, Football 3. HERBERT P RAEF 2019 Greenleaf Av nue C451 Blfliargate 4 7390 Scientific Course Second Honors 1 2 Cross Country 2 THOMAS H RAU 8051 Long Avenue CSkok1e1 Olichard 3 3051 Scientific Course First Honors 1 Second Honors 2 3 Glee Club 3 4 WILLIAM E RAY 601 G1 nridge Drive CG1enview1 GLGHVIEW 4 1461 Scientific Course First Honors 1 Second Honors 2 3 4 Sodal ity Candidate 4 Glee Club 3 Cro s Coun 4 Track 1 2 WILLIAM T REID 1440 Thome Avenue C261 BRiargate 4 3297 Latin English Course Fre ch Club 3 Track 4 E ter d Loyola third year DONALD S ROBINSON 5205 West Cleveland CSkok1e1 ORchard 5 0315 Sci rtitic Course Seco d l-lorors 1 Class Ottcers V1 e Presi Tra lc 3 4 Oratorical Fi alist 3 IOHN A ROBINSON 724 Washirgto Street CEvcr to GReer1ea' 5 2898 Ho ors Cour e st Ho ors 1 Se ora Horors 2 3 r ati Club C' tfyi , C 3 4. ' if I 1 n- A , , n e in deffi 2, sodt-Jiffy 2 '4, Pfgotbeit ii 3 4C Firfii. n , wc f . . , Dra- :1 c 4, Basketball 3 4 Jolt 2 4 Page 95 HOWARD I ROESER 6101 North K1lpatr1ck Avenue C305 SPr1ng 7 6836 Enghsh Course Second Honors 4 Drarnatlc Club Fr nch Club 3 4 FREDERICK F ROWDEN 1258 Hood Avenue C405 BR1argate 4 7909 Englxsh Course Shutter Club 2 3 4 FREDERICK L SALMON 7228 South Luella Avenue C495 PLaza 2 4442 Lat1n Engllsh Course Sodaltty 2 3 4 Dramatlc Cl.1b 3 4 Grad Prep 4 Basketball 4 Sw1mm1ng 2 3 TGDHIS l 2 3 4 Iunlor C1ty Doubles Champlon 2 C1ty Charnp1on 2 3 Homecomrnq Dance Cornrruttee 4 QUINTIN B SAN HAMEL l9ll W st Patterson Avenue Cl35 BUck1ngharn l 9088 Enghsh Course Second Honors 2 4 Dramauc Club 2 3 Prep 2 3 4 Art Edztor 4 Po ter Cub SW1mm1ng l 2 ROBERT I SAVARD I l725 Lake Avenue CW1lrnette5 Wllmette 391 Honors Course Cla s Honors l Flr t Honor 2 3 4 Sodahty 2 3 4 Vrce Pr stdent 3 Prestdent 4 French Club 4 President 4 Pren 3 4 Busmess Ed1 tor 4 Elocuhon Contest Frnahst l 2 W1nner 2 Oratorxcal Contest F1nal1st 3 Sernl Ftnal ISI Nattonal Merlt Scholarsh1p 4 PHILIP SCANLON 918 Osage Lane CW1lmette5 Wllmette 2945 Enghsh Course Dramahc Club 2 3 4 W MARTIN SCHAEFER 3434 Nord1ca Averue C345 PAI1 ode 5 7891 Honors Course F1rst Honors l 2 3 4 Drana Glee Club 3 4 Club 4 RICHARD R SCHALK 7525 South Ph1ll1ps Avenue C495 SOuth Snore 8 7544 llonors Course Second Honors l 2 3 4 Sodaltty 2 Prep 3 4 Copy Ed1tor 4 Grad Prep Per sonnel Staff 4 Rallroad Club 3 Page 98 , , ' 2 3, , - ' 4, , ' , 3 l 3, 2 3311, Prelect 3? Seeretar-y 47 Drcxrnlatic Club ' , I. tic , ' ' .1 b , ' 3 4, THOMAS L. SCHENDORF 719 Milburn Street fEvanston1 UNiversity 4-5706 English Course Football Manager 1, Golf 1 2 3 4. COLLINS SCHIVIITT 2639 West Estes Avenue BR1argate 4 7931 Latin English Course Dramatic Club 4 Track 3 KENNETH A SCHULTZ 2104 Cullom Avenue C181 Gliiaceland 2 8733 Enalish Course MICHAEL P SHIELDS 1611 Wallen Avenue C261 ROgers Park 4 3265 Honors Course First Honors 4 Second Honors 1 2 3 So dality 3 4 Acolyte l 2 Dramatic Club 2 3 4 Grad Prep 3 4 Assistant Business Manager 4 GERALD F SIMON 1254 Norwood Street C401 ROgers Park 4 8495 English Course Sodality 4 Dramatic Club 2 3 4 Gavel 1 Secretary 2 Rostrurn 3 4 Shutter Club Elocution Contest Winner 1 Finalist 2 CHARLES S SMITH 7656 Rogers Avenue 1261 ROgers Park 4 8703 First Honors 1 S cond Honors 2 3 4 Class Otflcers Vice President 2 3 4 Sodality 2 3 4 Secretary 3 Dranfatic Club 3 4 Grad Prep 4 Torch Club 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 Track 4 CHARLES W SMITH 8117 Floral Avenue CSko1c1e1 Olichard 5 0644 Latin English Course Second Honors 1 2 Cross Country 1 3 Captain 4 Track 1 2 3 PATRICK A SMITH 2092 Estes Avenue 1451 Sl-leldrak 38777 Latir' English Course S o d Horors 3 I. 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I 21 , . . 2, Scientific Course 5- , ' 2 4, Page 97 RICHARD B SMITH 6525 North Maplewood Avenue C451 AMbassador 2 2511 Sc1entxf1c Course Second Honors 1 3 4 I THOMAS SOLON 1605 1-ltghland Avenue fW11mette1 Wllmette 6893 Engltsh Course Pootbal 1 4 Basketball 3 4 Track 2 FREDERICK P SOSMAN 9310 Shermer Avenue tMorton Grove1 ORchard 4 9579 Englxsh Course Rallroad Club 2 3 Sw1mm1ng 2 3 ROBERT I STANKIEWICZ 1015 FOTGSIVISW Lane lG1env1ew1 GLenv1ew 4 2587 Enghsh Course S cond Honors 3 4 SOdGl1IY 4 Cross Coun try 4 Track 4 CLEMENT A STEGMAN 1508 Edgewater Avenue C261 Aftdmore 1 1639 1at1n Enallsh Course Second Honors 4 Sodahty Candtdate 4 Acolyte 4 Sw1mm1ng 4 Hornecommg Dance DAVID S STOELLER 1728 MacLean Court CG1env1ew1 G1.env1ew 4 1066 Honors Course FITSI Honors 1 Second Honors 2 3 4 Cross Country 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 ROGER C STOIKE 6108 North Keatmg Av nue C301 Klldare 5 8085 Enghsh Course Class Otttcer V1ce Pres1dent 3 Cross Coun try Manager 3 Track Manager 3 Serm F1na11st Elocutlon Contest 2 S9fI'l1F1Y1G1lSI Oratorlcal Contest 3 TAY 'I' STROHMEYER 5324 North Lxeb Avenue 1301 PEnsaco1a 6 1099 Enghsh Course Dramatlc Club 2 3 4 Sw1mm1ng 1 2 Cros Country 1 Track 1 Page 98 V I I , I , Committee 4, Entered lloyola in fourth year. , I , . I S IAMES K. STUCKO 6539 Ponchartrain Avenue C30l ROdney 3-5916 Honors Course First Honors l 2 3 4, Sodality 2 3 4, Dra- matic Club 2 3 4, Prep 3 4, Grad Prep 4 Golf 2 3 4, Football Statistician 4 THOMAS I STUMP 3059 North Troy Street fl8l lHv1ng 8 2820 Scientific Course First Honors l Second Honors 3 4 Sodal ity 4 Dramatic Club 4 Shutter Club 2 THOMAS S STYPINSKI 6412 North Leroy Avenue C305 ROdney 3 5777 Honors Course Class Honors l First Honors 2 3 4 Class Officer Presid nt l 2 Sodality 2 3 4 Treas urer 4 Dramatic Club 2 3 4 Grad Prep Business Manager 4 Gavel l Golf 3 4 Homecoming Dance Commlttee 4 Drama Festival Scholarship Winner and Gold Med al W nner 4 IAMES E SULLIVAN ll20 Dobson Street CEvanstonJ UNlVeFS1IY 4 2557 Honors Course First Honors l 3 Second Honors 2 HUGH A SWEENEY 3l34 Wilmette Avenue fW1lmetteJ Wilmette 789 English Course Sodality 4 Dramatic Club 2 Glee Club 4 Ba ketball 2 IAMES P TASTO 2615 West B rwyn Avenue f25J Alitdmore l 6414 Scientific Course Second Honors l 2 3 4 Class Officer Vice President 4 Sodality 2 3 4 Dramatic Club 3 4 Oratorical Contest Finalist l Home coming Dance Committee 4 WILLIAM E TAYLOR 2023 W st Estes fvenue f45l BB1argate 4 6322 English Cours ROBERT F TOLAND l8l8 West Lunt Avenue H265 HOllycourt 5 4606 Scientifi Course Second Honors 3 Class Officer President 3 V1 e President 2 Secretary Treasur r 4 Sodalitf 2 3 4 Trea urer 2 Vice President 3 4 Dramati Club 3 4 Grad Prep 4 Torch .tb 3 4 eside t 4 Football I Basketball 2 Track 4 2 3 4, Grad Prep 4, Glee .Club 3 4, Track ci-' ,P7r'n, 1,234 Page 99 WILLIAM I TRAPP 6612 Newgara Avenue 1261 l'lO11ycourt 5 4235 l.,at1n Enqhsh Course Second Honors 3 Acolyte 1 Dramatic lu 2 3 4 MATHIAS I ULBERT 1814 Hudson Avenue 1141 Ivllchlqan 2 4186 Enqlrsh Course Class OIIICST Secretary Treasurer 1 Aco lyte 1 Dramatrc Club 2 3 4 Cheerleader 1 GERALD L VANDEVELDE 6341 Wayne Avenue I.Ongbeach 1 6292 Enqhsh Course Acolyte 1 4 Dramatlc Club 2 3 French Club 3 4 Cheerleader 4 Swlmmrng 1 PETER I WAGNER 1700 Washmgton Avenue CW1lm tte1 W11mette 5937 SCIEHIIIIC Course Class Honors 1 2 3 4 Sodallty 4 Dramatrc Club 4 French Club 4 Prep 2 3 4 Grad Prep 4 Interscholastxc Latxn Contest Fourth Place 3 Frrst Place 4 Sem1F1na11st Na tronal Mer1t Scholarshlp 4 DENNIS V WAITE Duck Lake Woods CIng1es1de1 Klmball 6 2376 Honors Cours Sodallty 4 Ftostrurn 3 4 Oratorrcal Contest Wrnner 3 Entered Loyola ln thrrd year WILLIAM P WALSH 1622 Chase Avenue C261 Altflbassador 2 0039 Lat1n Enalrsh Course Dramatlc Club 3 Prep 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Track 4 IEROME T WARD 1531 Granvllle Avenu 1-1011ycourt 5 1554 Latrn Enallsh Course Dramat1c Club 3 4 Page 100 C b . ' ' -' e 1261 HENRY N WEBER IR 5253 Cleveland Street CSkok1e1 ORchard 3 1468 Scxenttttc Course Second Honors 1 2 3 4 Cross Country Z 3 4 Track 1 2 3 RALPH W WEBSTER 6946 Chappel Avenu C491 Bbtterfleld 8 5444 Sc1ent1f1c Course Ftrs! Honors 1 2 3 4 Sodallty 2 3 4 Dra ma1c Club 3 4 Prep 1 2 3 4 Ec11tor Chlet 4 Grad Prep Copy Edltor 4 French Club 4 Tenms 1 2 Iuntor Ctty Doubles Champlon 2 Brost Iumor ACllV1l1eS Award W1nner 3 Orator1cal Contest Wmner 4 RICHARD 1 WHITTINGHAM 1543 Arthur Avenue 1261 Enqllsh Course S cond Honors 1 Basketball 1 2 Track ROBERT M WILTGEN 3419 North Elame Place Llncoln 9 6839 Sctentlftc Course Second Honors 1 2 3 4 Dramatic Club 3 4 TTO R WIMPFFEN 1331 W st Norwood Avenue C401 BR1argate 4 8959 Enqllsh Course PATRICK G WYNN 618 Elmdale Road fGlenv1 WJ GLSUVISW 4 1504 Sc1ert111c Course Ftrst Honors 1 Second Honors 2 3 4 Foot b 1 2 DAVID M WYNNE 3041 West Thorndale Avenue 1471 RAvenswood 8 3909 Horors Cours Cla s Honors l Ftrst Honors 2 3 Second Horors 4 Page 101 Bliiargate 4141047 I 1' , in - ' ' I nav ' U o gh - f 1 -Q.. . Ms-:tb-eff Cf 4? ture 'xp far P1 ::.f5-filfy' G' plfliflfgl :iris if THC SiAfllCf Loxrfie bf Spf1r:1sht1.mc:4 iorc, 3 Eargr- iI',lfl??IUff: are Tczr. Stuzgp Ki: Lfnric PGP- Ahrfrr. I'r'1r.k Ferrfiri 1 Ifl k L':b1f'h SkCi11'.'1 ,-xirw-'Jf:'ri-r Fil' iiixmwrni .rc .pgstfzzrn of than way' , Mahcrf-1: re-f'ox'.'eQQ -5':1ym1:Em1gr,,- 'wcrrzrfz Jlwfssf-q from Fr MfVJzll:1m, Page 192 CML .O f ' f' f. JUNIOR CANDIDS LAST MINUTE PREPARATION lor Class brings lolm Seng, Tom Mel- vin, lohri Kotre, Bill Kurtzer, and Ron Michelotti to the library steps READY TO LEAVE SCHOOL at 3UU, Larry EXTRAACURRICULARS demand the alter-school Warble is stopped by Frar. McManus and Paul skills and time of Don O'Meara, Bill Traynor, Ohlweirt. lohr. Koch, and George Aste S.-,D-N Lingus CLASS 3-C poses with Mr Lolo around the piano in room Zl, L. to R.: Steve Hanna, Phil Murtauah, lack Abrams lim Murray Shawn Slattery, Tom Reynolds, Dar. Hayes, Tom Hilleibranii ltrr. Vxrfri, ard Frork filewmart Paae lU3 ROW 9: Larry Warble, Michael Wiegand, Karl Youlsey ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW .IUNIORS A ln the field ol lournalism We boast e ght members four associated with the Prep and four with the Grad Prep Eight of us are devoted to the act1v1t1es of the Dramatic Club Our devotion to Mary is exemplified by the fact that thirteen of us have ioin d the Sodality in fact we hold the lour offices ol the or aamzation Fran McManus leads our class in the caoaclty of President ably assi led by Bill Kunzer and Don O Meara our VICG Pres1dent and Secretary Treas urer respectively Teachers Fr Hel mick religion Mr Brockman English Mr Boyle social studles Mr Lucal French Minor Mr Mackowski Latin Mr Connelly algebra Mr Brufke history Mr Ryan Greek Iames Arirnoncl George Asle Leslie Boesze P ler Briesch Edward Colbach Eugene Duda lohn Gar vey Ioseph Godfrey Timothy Groark William Hall Michael Hari mann Richard Henderson :Anthony Kessel, Iohn Koch, lohn Kotre William Kunzer : lolvi l.ally, Terry Leonard William Mclntosh, Fran McManus :Thomas Melvin, Ronald Michelolti, Iames Ohlwein, Thomas O'Keele : Donald O'Meara, Donald Parker, Kurt Penn Iames Quinlan :Louis Scherb, Iohn Seng, Paul Sieberl, Edmund Stephan 42 J ROW1 Iohn Asnls Thomas Beck W1l ham Bell Allan Blume Davtd 5 .X Bryant ROW 2 lohn Conltsk Paul Drymalskt Iohn Egan Robert G rlch An drew Gondek Q ROW3 Harry Hanson Iohn I-larrmgton Ttmothy Horan Patrxck Kearney Iohn Kramer ROW lohn l..oSasso Denms Luczak Kevm O Connor ROW 5 Paul Patterson Lawrence Plro vano Vlncent Qumn Edward Reardon D nnxs Re1lIy ROW6 Iohn Reuss Robert Ryan Noel Shaw lames Stelnfels Iohn Sulhvan ROW 7 W11l1am Traynor Stephen Well and Davld Wllltams Dan1elZally .IUNIGRS B ,, FIVG of us sparked Loyola s ctnder squads tour on the Track Team and one on the Cross Country Team Two seemed to be our maglc number sxnce stx organlzattons the Prep the Grad Prep the Torch Club the Radlo Club the Ratlroad Club and the Shutter Club each clalm a patr ot our classmates Four ot us number rn the ranks ot the Sodalxty Bob Ryan ptled up a suftlclent number of ballots to be elected class presldent Pat Kearney placed second ln the poll and Dave Bryant, thtrd, taklng the two remamlng posts Teachers Mr Connelly, mathematlcs, Mr Boyle, soclal studtes, Mr Lucal, French Mmor, Mr Ryan, Lattn, Mr Krumberger, English, Mr Roach, chemlstry '45 Page l05 I' ,Q 'ft fe- ? 'ls r ' lg W ' 9 ' C .r 5 V gt a , 4: , R , , William lManthey, Fred Mueller, M Q ,. QQ, ' Vll' 'F J- ' X 12, 1- I .5 V V : ' . ' T , 4 if f ' . L c : I 4 . . .' . 4' ,TW ,Mv- 1., Q ',,y,, . xx Z I 2,1 ui H V: T an ' X gl? L, r , ff rf ROW ROW HOW ROW ROW Page 106 'Vi-1 3' JUNIORS C Iohn Abrams Richard Blackmore Allan Boerschmger Iames Burns Ierald Burns Mxchael Carbme ames Frtzgerald, Iohn Fourmer, Rlrhard Gexmer, Iohn Grra, Mose Glynn, Steven Hanna, Wzlltam Hanson Dan1el Hayes, Thomas Hrllenbrand W1ll1Gm Hug lohn Kenny Iohn Lane Iames Madden, Henry Maw1cke lame-s McQu1llan Phxhp Moclxca Iames Mur ray, Phlllp Murtaugh Frank Newman, Robert Peterson Rlchard Prgott Thomas Reynolds Shawn Slattery Thomas Stembaue' Iames V1 'C1 Vlctor V1tullo Robert Wm Fred Vukovrch Our class IS perhaps the most sports mlndecl ln the school We boast twenty on members ln SIX sports Wllll Dlck Blackmore chosen captaxn of the 1956 football eleven Behlfld Hank Ma w1cke our 1ntramural captaln We cap tured top honors ln both football and basketball as well as takmg a thlrcl place 1n the school volleYbal tourna ment Four school act1v1t1es cla1m members of our class, wrth erght IH the Sodahty and hve rn the Drarnanc Club Class olhcers Dlck Blackmore, presldent, Mose Glynn, vlce presldent, Irm Madden, sec retary treasurer Teachers Mr Lucal, Trench, F1 l-lelmlck, rehgron, Mr Krum berger, Enghsh, Fr Ryan, algebra, Mr Lab, Latwn, Mr Brutke, h1story if 1 .P t , 4 2-If f I 4 , , .-. - 1 , ,V 3 'E .4-' . 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' ' ' I 5 1 ' JUNIORS D Our class offlcers Strat Stepan Presrdent Barry McRa1th Vrce Presldent and Tom Coffey Secretary Treasurer were three of the f1VS from our class who carrled the flames of school Splflt hlgh as members of the Torch Club We con trlbuted frve members to th1s year s gr1d team Three of our class show prom ISS of becomrng future court stars The track team cla1ms three of our class Our forensrc ab1l1ty was drsplayed when our three orators Jolned the Ros trum Teachers Mr Ryan Latln F Conroy rel1g1on Mr Zukowskr Spanlsh Fr Ryan algebra Mr Krumberger Eng hsh and speech M Lab h1story ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW 1 6 Edward Agnew Iames Barrett Harold Burk Thomas Coffey Iohn Cronln Garry Doherty Vrncent Frscher Wrllram Gara Thomas Hztzelberger Iohn Gorman Martrn Hogan Dennrs lgnasras Iames Klepper Iames Laurre Donald Lyons Barry McRa1th Iohn ONe1l Dems Owens Iohn Rlley Thomas Roemer Iohn Rohn Iohn Salvador Davrd Sreben Timothy Slebert Robert Smrth Warren Stell Edward Stepcm Arthur Sullivan Edmund Sumnar Howard Warchol Edmund Wexchmann Robert Zeman a ROW 9 Brx r Whal lhomas Zrpprl h Page 107 I i I ' : , - I 4 I , M . . . . : . , 5 r. , 1 A ', ' 1 - , 1 . , - I . , . ik: E. . 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't si 3 T f y '. , v .cz : 'at cn, T C , Q QL U ROW ROW ROW ROW Page 108 .IUNIORS E Charles Arnold Denms Bsrrke Ben Crew fGeorge Bent absentl M1chael Farmer Dems Hart Edward Hotherr Peter Huml W1ll1am Kentmch Ierome Ker rlgan Kenn th Lang Monoscalco lohn Moustak1s Stephen Mur phy Henry O Connell Phxhp O Connell Brendan O Shaughnessy Cornehus Palmer Carl R1gg1o Peter Ros1 Iohn Ryan Rrchard San Roman Mrchael S1ssung Peter Sulhvan lohn Sw etman Thomas Ur ban XV1ll1am Vahey Frank Van Bree lohn V1lO lohn Weldes We can be qu1te proud ot our class and 1ts school sp1r1t wrth members ln many school act1v1t1es We have tour members on the football team not to mentlon fourteen students rn n1ne other extra curnculars Our splnted class otncers are Pete Bosr presldent and Phrl OConnell VICE Presldent kOWSk1 Spamsh Fr Conroy rellgron Fr Skrttrngton Enghsh Fr Pollaut speech Fr Ryan algebra Mr Lab hlstory 1: ' V 1 I I . . . 2: ' I D I V. V M ' .... I ' . ROW 3: Iames McLean, Iames NlcSorley, Edward Teachers: Mr' BOY1ef SOCi0l0QYi Mr- Zu' 4: 1 I ' I 1 I , - b , , SOPHOMORES A We showed our excellence 1n the class room by marntamrng the hlghest scho last1c average rn the school and by hav 1ng of tue members of our class recerve honors at the Semester Members of 2 A showed thelr char1ty by W1nn1ng the annual Derby Drlve Elght mem bers of our class were Iun1or Debaters Our leaders 1n student atfalrs were Mrke OBryan Irm Stanlforth Frank Na phln Teachers Mr Brutke h1story Fr Ryan geometry Fr Crane Engllsh Mr Smlth Latln Fr I-lelmlck rel1g1on ROWI Paul Amldel Art Becker left Block Blll Brahm ROW Thomas Bu ttner Dennls Crean Ioseph Della Mana Gay Dempsey ROW Thomas D1na Fred DIX Vlctor Dulrour Ray mond Hartman ROW Raymond Hehman Allen Hoover Anton lberle Fred lohnson ROW Robert Kapche Iohn Kottra Mlchael Kreu zer R1chard Lorenz ROW Raymond Mltchell Frank Naphrn Mlchael O Bryan Fred O Donnell ROW W1ll1Gm Powell Frank Ra1dl Donald Rowe Gordon Scott ROW 8 Burke Sm th lames Stamtorth Gerald Swrck Lawrence Taylor ROW9 Herbert Thersen, Walter Trybula, George Wagner, Thomas Yule Page lO9 1 . , . 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Pollouf, speech .... 2: e , ' , 31 ' , ' , ' , - 4: , , 52 , , ' - 6: ' , ' , ' 7: ' ' , ' , , Members of our class could be found rn almost every extra currlcular act1v1ty m the school One of the act1v1t1es best supported by us was the Sodalrty boastlng srxteen members from here Equally well backed were athlet1c teams such as basketball Whlch clalmed ltve of our class Our class otfrcers were Iohn Ryan and Dennrs Lmehan Teachers Er Helmlck rellglon Fr Pollauf speech Mr Robb geometry Mr Mackowskl Latln Mr Selrskar Eng IS S ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW CPHOMORES B Maunce Bax Walter Buchmann Owen Bur ger W1ll1Gm Carney Wrlbert Crowley Dems Dunne Harley Fasse Iohn Frey Bernard Hennxg R1chard lacobs Rob rt lcmsen W1ll1am Kelly Edward K1ll1an Iohn Layde Denn1s L1nehan Iohn Lxzzo Austm Mackey Iames Mark Louxs Masclopmto Patrxck Me lady W1ll1am Merrlll Frank Mlller Iohn OCallaghan Nell OConnor Raymond Olieefe W1ll1am ONe1ll R1chard PITOVGDO Iohn Qu1gley Gerald Oulnn Lawrence Reuter Ronald Rossate Iohn Ryan Iames Salmon W1ll1am Savage Iohn Scott lerome Stanoch Iefl Vertenten W1ll1am Wemshexmer E5 .s 'K if is Page 110 ec' A - ' .... 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Em ' K. , 4 ROW Iohn Andrews Ierome Bxersach Iames Black Ierome Cashton ohn Corcoran ROW ohn Crtlly Charles Dehnert ohn Delvlaret Frank Dentzer ohn Doohn ROW Cornellus Duffy Dan1e1 Glynn David Harttqan Iohn l-lastlngs Rob rt Haughey ROW Ioseph Hoffman Rlchard Hughes Robert Iakob Iohn Iohns Danlel Kenney ROW Andrew Konwmskt Robert Lan nert Iames McGu1re Sheldon Moore Frank Nahser ROW lames ONe1l1 Wllllam Pasch n Kenneth Potockt Robert Prrev Peter Sausen ROW Marc Savard Lambert Schmtd Robert Searles Bruce Shrlver Iames Sullivan ROW Ioseph Toland Iames Weber Albert Wllklns SOPHOMORES C Our blggest boast was that we placed We augmented the Sodallty ranks Wlth elght of our classmates Four Journahstlcally tnchned turned thelr tal ents to the ald of the Prep We also showed lnterest 1n the GC11V1l1GS of the Dramattc and Shutter Clubs bestdes be mg lnterested and acttve part1c1pants ln athletlcs Honors of ofhce were be stowed upon Marc Savard Ioe Toland and Ilm ONe1ll Teachers Mr Robb geometry Mr Brockman Enghsh Frost hlstory Fr Pollaul rellglon and speech Mr Mackowskt Lat1n Page 111 1: , h , f I , 2: I ' , I I A V 1 1 3: C A ' I , ' , f 4: , ' - , 5: ' ', Q - B: ' ' , - ' ' V e , , 7: , ' , 8: . . V V six men on Loyola's basketball team. Q . , ' g Mr. , : . I ' . 1 1 Page 112 SOPHOMCRES-D ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW 2: 3. 4. 5: 6: 1. Patrick Barry, Fred Becker, Roger Benedict, Robert Bernstein, Robert Calvin, Andrew Cavallari, Vincent Daley Steven Dee, Iohn Finn, Richard Fleming, Dennis Gates, Michael Hanlon, Patrick Hayes, Thomas Healy lames Henry, David Hoolahan, loseph Huhn. Ronald Irving, Robert Iansen, Iohn Keeley, William Knox Raymond Lamy, Michael Letourneau, Thorn- as Manion, Richard Martin, Richard McLean, Daniel McSween, Thomas Pappas Thomas Porte, Iohn Rapple, Iames Sheridan, Walter Stelzel, Iohn Sullivan, David Szold. Thomas Travers Tod Xelowski, Philip Ziebell fin L. A,'s tennis, football, basketball, and golf teams were sparked by several 2D stalwarts .... Our biggest splash was the tact that three ot us were on the Swimming Squad Roster. In fact, Ioe Huhn captured the Catholic League Diving Championship in the Iunior Divi- sion .... The Sodality claimed four of our members .... Class affairs were ad- ministrated by Steve Dee, Mike Hanlon, and Iohn Keeley .... Leading us in our quest for knowledge were Mr. Smith, Latin, Mr. Frost, history, Mr. Brockman, English, Fr. Pollaut, speech, Fr. Keleher, religion, Mr. Robb, geometry. ROW Thoms Agnew Iames Arnold Ierome Blazek Iames Brady Alexander Burkholder HOW Thomas Calhoun Iohn Conwell Iames Dempsey Iohn Demps y Leslle Galo ROW Iames Gately Ioseph Gluntz Gary Gress rtoger Hardy Rob prt Herllhy ROW Robert Isbell Iohn IGFVIS George Kane Dennts Mac1eyewsk1 Peter McBr1de ROW Iam s McCarthy Rrchard Moes Mtchael Moran Mxchael Norkett Iames Nottoh ROW Thomas OBr1en Iohn OShaugh nessy Ross Rosx Denms Hych l1k W1ll1am Rupp ROW 7 W1ll1am San Hamel Ioseph Shee hy Charles Wlldef Edwm Ze man W1th Mlke Norkett as our Presldent l1I1'1 Brady as our V1CePI'eS1de1'1l and Bob Isbell as our Secretary Treasurer we exhlblted our dtverslhed 1nterests when hve of us became members of the Sodal1ty four of the Glee Club and four of the Dramatlc Club Managerlal ab1l1ty presented ltself 1n the persons of Norkett McCarthy Agrew Arnold Var ous sports a well were bolstered by the dlvlng Splfll of our fourteen ath letes Tea hers Mr Frost hlstory Mr MCGUIFG Latm Mr Smlth Enghsh Pr Ryan geometry Fr Fabaut rel1g1on Fr Pollaut speech SOPHCMCRES E Page ll3 Page 114 SOPHOMORES F ROW lohn Baker Robert Becofske Ross Brocato Charles Buchnger Allen Busa BOW Bruce Crocker Iohn Dorsey lames Dougherty lames Downes Robert Fitzgerald ROW Edwm Frederlck Robert Grbney Thomas Greene lohn Grlm s Thomas Hatch ROW Dana Hayes Thomas Hofher Mart1n leffers lohn lenett Nor b rt Kloc ROW lohn Kneafsey Robert Kusch Terry Leahy Iames Lenell Iohn Lesch ROW Iohn Lesmak Iames McDonough Samuel McGlone Vmcent Mo nardo Denms Mullen ROW W11l1am Newman M1ChQ 1 Pause loseph Reltter Iohn Seltz Thomas Waldron ROW lohn Yoshlmura Erght basketeers from 2 F show great 1es The football and sw1mm1ng teams each attracted a palr Four of us were llsted on the staff block of loyolas news magazrne the Prep Numbered among the ranks of the So dallty of Our Lady were s1x members of our class Two of us showed our ar t1st1c ab1l1ty by workmg for the Poster ou Gur Ofhcers were Robert Kusch lohn Kneafsey and Martln Ieffers Teachers Mr Brufke h1story Mr Sm1th Enghsh Mr Robb geometry Fr Helmlck Latln and rel1g1on Fr Pollauf speech l: , I n A 2: , , 3: ' A , ' I , 4: ' , r, 5: , , 5: A , A , 7: ' ' D , ' e . 8: ' potential as Loyo1a's future floor favor- 't .... ' ' ' a 1 b .,.. ' 1 3 557' Q If 5?2'fTf . 3, Q Q, ,Aw- K ., 42 -v V4 af y i as 'K is j',,51wa 'f ifwl Vx X? K imma .'LA 2 E2 'S' 3, Rf. 'Q A -nn. A- ww'-2 Vw Q -' lf ., 4 A 5 f-1 iv? W ff 'Q QM ,Y 1 K, Lf 1 Q, , MH' S-nw, ,,.., ww E wi' . fin W . 7 I FRESHMAN CANDIDS 'W' ' FMP' TFL, F Hl'WC1L -U. .--31 'pf g ,,f TJ mth 'zu K1 1 UM1 Izzz, CJ f Izffrmx, 1 f kf W Pin-A' 3 f :fag - x 4 I'I'.'EQ E'HEf7HT.'ff'. A Hilffh fl Sw L15 Y 1.l'.i Hai HH Mer ' ' I -' 1' 1 H1lKf1KC'!M '1-'kl 1331! US MPX L U BWQWQKEQQZ? vw me mf if s..-f 1r PCN YITITIG OUT A Lf+.TIYl YYHYITFIQCF rf Cf- VH' 'Ct '::,t Pfzrf-'t 11' Inn .f V... P. 1'11'.. AFTER A GYM NIGHT Mr' Smltl I Tfikl IYATPIHFHOPJT Andy Gntm: ' 1 IQYL' m'.4f:: LF 1e1y:f qcodmqht to Iohr. Oloughlx Mike Hitler. B'IT1 3' Hlllertbrfzr. 617.51 Piul I..1I.jS6T !' . ., . . . ,H v,,. Vim FRESHMEN-A From 1-A came many men for extra- curricular activities .... Included among these were tive stalwarts of the frosh football team .... The swimming team was strengthened by the powerful stroke of Barry Bielinski .... We showed our prowess in I-M's copping the basketball championship .... The ireshmen Sodality and debaters were Well represented by us .... Class Officers: Smith, Hughes, Brophy .... Teachers: Fr. Pollaut, speech, Fr. McGuire, religiong Fr. Keleher, Latin, Mr, Seliskar, English, Mr. Tomasic, history, Mr. Connelly, algebra. ROW l: Enrique Arias, Aldo Aurilio, Barry Bielinski, Michael Binsield ROW 2: Edward Brophy, Iames Burke, Angelo Can- izaro, Eugene Carmichael ROW 3: Ioseph Cortield, Edward Dennis, Robert Franzen, Fred Gartner ROW 4: Richard Gerich, Thomas Guerin, Iohn Hal- loran, Martin Harty HOW 5: Robert Horan, David Hudson, Iames Hughes, Kael Kennedy ROW 5:lohn Krick, Robert Lloyd, lohn Mitchell, Dennis Moky ROW 7: Thomas Moloney, Thomas Murphy, Matthew Nangle, Bruce Noble ROW 8: William O'Regan, Richard Perlzaus, Reynolds, Robert Scheuring Edward if lf? ,fi ui ' J ' 5 A .,. f if A lg! , A gif f yi? 5, W A elsif ROW 9 Dennis Shanteldt Art Smith, Wayne Szaf- ranski Thomas Tumolillo, Mi-hael Ward Page ll7 4-ug, 'G ww, ROWS Peter Stelntels Mlchael Traynor Robert Page 118 Werner Chr1st1an Zacher ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW jf FRESHMEN-B I-B was not only outstanding scholastic- ally but also bolstered the football cmd sw1mm1ng teams Slxteen of us jomed the Sodaltty and Peter Stelntels was elected prefect We showed our lead ershlp 1n athletrcs when Mrke Bolan was chosen trosh football captaln Prac t1cally every extra curr1cular GCl1V1lY was supported by l B students Teachers Mr Mackowsla Latln Fr Rabaut rel1 glon Mr Tomaslc hlstory Fr Pollaut speech Fr Powers algebra Fr Crane Engltsh Class Ottrcers Bolan Zacher Stelntels Peter Amit Fred Axley Iames Brggrns Gregory Blshop Mrchael Bolan Ralph Brown Iohn Callahan Iohn Cleland Denms Curmeen Edward Cunmngham R1Cl'l ard Dunne Bruce Fuggrtl Charl s Gallagher Rrchard Glueckert An drew Gflllln Edward Halle Dennrs Hegarty Thomas Ianowskl Davld Ioyce Iames Kopp Nrcholas Kuehn Dale Leonard Iohn McFad den Alexander MacGregor Wrllram Machata Damel Murtaugh Mrchael ONe1ll Leon Pallasch Robert Rohde Iames Salvatore lames Sher ldan Peter Shepherd his ' 1 - ' , ' 1 . , I - I I - 1 1: , , ' ' . Y V 25 4 1 , V 3: . I . A . - I 4: e , ' , - , 5: A , ', ' 4, I f 1 , 7: A ' , ' , ' Q , M32 , ' ' gf., f kit r 'ts' f .4 . ' ' . K 1 FRESHMEN C We showed our generoslty to the Patna MISSIOH drlve by frequently leadmg the trosh classes Mlke McCab won a berth on the FlyWe1ght Basketball team Besxdes placmg many on the lrosl' football team lC men captured many spots on the track and sW1rnm1ng teams Teachers Mr Krumberger Enghsh Mr Tomaslc hlstory Mr Connelly alge bra Mr MCGUIIG Lat1n Fr Flanagan rehgron Fr Pollauf speech Class Ofhcers KoWnack1 McAdams Olsough 9 Raymond Lolsant ROW2 Iames DeSmet Ruttln Doherty Lawrenc Dooley Edward Fltzgerald ROWS Iohn GlbbOHS Edward Gueroult Charle Healy Lee He1dersbach ROW4 Barry Hlllenbrand Marlon Kosrrog Kownackl Paul Lxndsey Ralph ROWS lohn McAdams Mlchael McCabe Robert McCann Mlchael McGrath ROW 6 Mlchael McGreevy Norrrs McNamara Robert McNamara Thomas Meehan BOW7 Gerald Melody Dennls Monahan Wat r Mundmger Iohn O Loughlln ROW 8 Mlchael Pontlcelll Iohn Reed Robert Reuter Lou1s Stanczak ROW9 Gerard Vahey, Ioseph Washburn Mrchael Zav1tz Page 119 l . . . . ' e . . . I l 1 lin. HOW 1: Anton Andreotta, Carl Averdun , Iohn Clark, : . I . . f A 1 f ' , l e ml, Page 120 FRESHMEN D Many students of l D partrctpated tn athlettcs Hard chargmg halt back B1ll Ahern promtses to be a stand out performer on future varstty grtd teams Our class provtded the Glee Club w1th llve new members Along mth many other act1v1t1es the freshman So dahty was strongly backed by our class Teachers Mr Seltskar Enghsh Fr Powers algebra Fr Keleher Lattn Fr Pollaut speech Fr Magutre rehgton Mr Tomastc hlstory The semester elec tlons resulted tn B1ll Ahern Dan Wtlllam and Dennts Lynch becomlng our cla s otftcers Wllltam Barth ROW Theodore Beth Ioseph Boyd Iames Brophy Mtchael Brown Armand Capdewelle ROW Thomas Cerwm lames Conway Ilenms DePorcl Rlchard Dooley Iames Fabtan ROW Iohn Fretsmger Rtchard Halpm timothy Hartnett Frank Haserot Thomas Hopkms ROW Wlllldm Kellens Ierome Klaas DGUHIS Lynch Robert Martln Allan McCarte ROW Iohn Morrtssey Robert NICOSIG Mlchael OBr1en Raymond O Brten Iames OConnell ROW Iohn OLeary K nneth Peyton Leon Provencher Mtchael Rohr Leon Rzany ROW 8 Carroll Scholle Patrtck Sheehan Robert Smerch T rrenc Toma lak Danlel Wtlltams .A Mn Q . . 1 . . . S ROW l: William Ahern, Iames Albrecht, 2: , A , 3: V ' , V , 4: I ' ' , ' ' , 5: . . I I 6: . I . ' - I V 7: ' , e , FRESHMEN E Overcomrng rugged opposmon we went on to w1n both the freshman foot ball and basketball lntrarnural t1tles Twenty of us Jorned the ranks of the So dahty We sent four classmates to the Gavel two to the acolytes e1ght to the Glee Club and two to the cheer leaders Not only d1d we show our tnterest 1n act1v1t1es we also contrlbuted fourteen members to school athletlcs Ofhcers Ierry Iohnson Douglas Wlckham and Iohn Pasternack Teachers Mr MCGUITG Latln Fr Crane Enghsh Fr Powers algebra Mr Tomaslc h1story Fr Pollaut speech Fr Keleher rel1g1on Rlchard Byrne Charles Cavallo Bernard Daleske ROW W1ll1am Daly Danlel Dulck Iohn Fledler Iames Frctncts Robert Golton ROW W1ll1am Gorman Thomas Hal perm Theodore Handmg Iohn Helrty Gerard Iohnson ROW Rtchard Iones Phlllb lowes Rrch ard Kenney Iames K1llean Iohn Lehman ROW Arthur Le1sten Iohn Lo Je Ed ward McHugh Martln Murphy W1ll1am Murphy PDW Stephen OBryan Phlltp OCon nor Charles ODonnell Ioseph Parent Iohn Pasternack ROW 7 R1chard Plante Ph1l1p Ryan Iohn Stemwedel Edward Szymanskl Fred Waddell ROW 8 Thomas Walsh Dostglas Wxckham Page l2l If , - ROW l: Thomas Assens, Albert Ballay. 2: .. . f . b . 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' 5: ' , A ' , - t 6: ' I , ' ' ' - ACHIEVEMENTS Page IZ2 LOYOLA UNIVERSITY COMPETITIVE SCHOLAESHIP Peter D Amberso HOMER RICHER ACTIVITIES PLAQUE Ior dlstlnaurshed extracurrlcular servrce In sen or year Pobert I Savard GERARD I BROST ACTIVITIES PLAQUE tor dtstlngurshod ext a u rlcutar serv c n Itnrc year Iames C Arlmond LOYOLA ACADEMY SODALITY MEDAL M Shawn Concannon DRAMA SCHOLARSHIP CREIGHTON UNIVERSITY Iohn S Lambert DRAMA SCHOLARSHIP DE PAUL UNIVERSITY Thomas S Stypmskt DRAMA SCHOLARSHIP IOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY Iohn D McBr1de DRAMA SCHOLARSHIP OUINCY COLLEGE ROSTRUM AWARD tor excellence 1n the art of speakma VV1II1am B Moran SENIOR ORATORICAL CONTEST MEDAL Palph W Web ter IUNIOP ORATORICAL CONTEST MEDAL Edward M Colbach SOPHOMOIDE DECLAMATION CONTEST MEDAL M Lawrence Reuter ERESHMAN DECLAMATION CONTEST MEDAL Edward A Denn1s ROBERT SKOGLUND MEMORIAL AWARD tor outstandlna achlevement IH Iootball and In studres Patrlck M Mahoney TEN OUTSTANDING SENIORS chosen tor the Chrcaao Tnbune by a commlttee ot Iaculty members Peter W Ahern Edward I McAdams M Shawn Concannon Thomas S Stypmskl Iohn M Kenney PobertI Savard Robert P Kownackl Peter I Wagner W1IIram M Lamey PaIph W Webster I I . ' rcr'. i3i'1'r DonaId V,PrIoIa 1 ' . 3 A . K L I 7 . I' . ' I f X FR MCWILLIAIV' pins fl 'riogsgs honors ribbon on Dan Zaiiyks jacket os Iohri O'Keefe prepares another ribbon. HONORS CONVOCATION Honors Convocations have ionq been part of a Iesuit education At these ceree monies the honor ribbon is presented to students deserving praise tor their schof iczstic success. Each quarter, the tour stu- dents with the highest averaaes in their respective years receive special honor awards. In addition, ciass honors are awarded for the highest averages in each ciassg first honors tor an averaae of nine' typ and second honors for an averaae of eiahty-five. O AS FH HUMBHRT reads the names Of those BEIHIEDICTIOT'-Q AFTER THE HONORS 'IOT :uw-1vi'a hor ore they conf- to fler their ribbons vooaticr. finds the faculty assembiea r fTOfIi Fr. McWiiiiarr. the xfanctuarv. ' in 1 I' 6 7 I THE NEW LCYOLA ACADEMY An Architects' Preview. With the breaking of around on Iuly 31, 1956, Loyola Academy's dream of more than two decades will be realized. Since 1930 the con- struction ofa new and larger Acade- my has been only a hopeful idea in the mind of our lesuit administrators. Now, however, this idea has matc- rialitod and the final plans are be- ina completed. To be erected on a twenty-five acre site at Eden Expressway and Lake Avenue in VVilmette, the new buildings will accommodate 1503 students and provide room for exe pansQon. Larger, more adequate la- boratories will be available for physics and chemistry instruction, Biology, typing, and mechanical drawing will be added to the curri- culum. Expansion of athletic facilities will increase Loyola's present sports pro- aram. A gymnasium seating 2500 people, two football fields, four soft- ball diamonds, a baseball diamond, outdoor basketball courts, handball courts, a track, and a proposed swimming pool will be the scene of Rambler sports activities in the not too distant future. A student chapel, a little theater. a large cafeteria, a faculty resi- dence, and offices for extracurricular activities will also be built on the new campus, AERIAL VIEW OF THE NEW ACADEMY taken from the west. Although Loyola Academy will leave some of its fondest memories on the lake shore campus, we are sure that the spirit and enthusiasm of Loyola will continue to grow in the expanded facilities of the new location. 'WESTERN ELEVATION of the new campus 'Ulu 1' 4.-.4-w 'I: i 'LY , ug, . fi. . 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COMMUNION brings Loyolans forward OFFERTORY of the Iqnation YGGY Mass during the Iqngtiqn Yegr Mqgg, UP FOR A REBOUTIU 119 'ws yd 4 I f. senior: 'iurirfr fir. Wfter luidl crime, fm Ed Kcruedy Gini Fred Llrfifwy' wnii' A'lGGY1'y' SCUTH-SHDEHS Iizu Sczlmoyi, Dfxzu Hwyea Ichr. Keele? 'frm Bob Cfxlvih watch DTIYK Ke-rm-y OIQ THE BOARDS after school 'heck or. fir cd :or the Tuhp Trot ad book Frank Deifry helps out 1 2 .AI i kill 245 RUSH BEGINS fl tucjems lecxve builuinq 1' , . i 5 v yi? 1-nfl 'Ei' . ,Q l QQ '-I-1'. -E-'R' mai!! ve: , Q '52 Vx Q9 ax ' 1 5 . 98 XA. 8 S Q I 1 M1 W, ,f - . . 3 'H lv, avi 1U ,v - W, 0 I K . V . ..eg.g.iii A 01 Wig , ,IN . is-V D ,1- A . 2 LL: 7401. who if Q ' '- . . V r f rv 'y :K - ' Ayr?-'-A ' Q Y L 3, vs N' 1 R A f A +L ko-,, xx if L 4. 53551 - D 1 If Q1 ,J I A 5 . , , wf I ' ff-f LU! r... .4 .QA:Y.zi.5:x, ,, pf, 4 -7,,1.z::y?' . Y A 1:-- an 'L-.'w-29:15 ' - x, X. -5 . . 'L' 2.1 -53 -I Va gifaixxm M -1 xx ffm. zz 'izgzf 22' Eiilizrf-may-:gf if . . j xE 1azi9.' . - V' S , ,W ,, .., - .Q:' ,1, 'S XFX mf' uf .,, 1 Z X 'Y o, 1 XR we 2. Ty pu x 2 A 5' Q. ' Q 'Va lg 1 6 ,Q f' if X gif 5 ff' ' 7 'Q' T' ' 4 i gc, Z F x Q iff ,fm -43- 1-1 ,Q if , WRITERS: George I. Aste Peter E. Briesch Thomas A. Brinkworth Walter A. Bachmann Dennis G. Hillenbrand William P. O'Keefe Donald I. O'Meara Patrick E. Phelan Leonard I. Pieroni Donald V. Priola Thomas P. Quinn Robert P. Kownacki Iohn S. Lambert Edward I. McAdams Thomas I. Muench Thomas F. Mullaney Iohn F. O'Keefe GRAD PREP STAFF lOl-IN M. KENNEY Editor-in-Chief WILLIAM D. TRAYNOR Managing Editor RALPH W. WEBSTER Copy Editor THOMAS S. STYPINSKI Wallace H. Iones Edward T. Kennedy Iohn M. Kirsch Iohn P. Koch Paul W. Kohnen Frederick L. Salmon Richard R. Schalk Charles S. Smith Iames P. Tasto Robert F. Toland Peter I. Wagner Business Manager Space limitations do not make it possible to list the names oi all those who have helped produce this book. To all of them we are deeply grateful. Our special thanks to Mr. Paul Robb, S.I., and Mr. Donald Ryan, S.I., for their invaluable assistance in copy preparation, and to Dick Merrill for his art and publicity Work. DONALD R. SELISKAR, S.l. Moderator Page 131 Pume IJA PRCFESSIONAL ASSISTANTS AINGEL GUARDIAN PRI SS I IIUYL CRAFT MANUPACIURINV CO THL NORMAN KING CO INC I3 bl J II-II WALINF LR SIUIQIO 7 'NO I1 flfl Prnnzcrs ZCCI Vvvfllf IT'f'vOr, Avfxwm CIIIITCIUC 45 Iillmcxr J' I , . ,J 1 I1 .I , f 1'.'f2:. 1573 Ivf1I','.'1'lIif'I lX'. ':I1w OHL frzf. Q2 III1:.fJx. 'l,I'S?19!'.9 5 Art 'Work 'IZIC GQVC .3'.V9ILI1f' Rfrzwyr III1'ifi.1 J , ki , , I A PI1f:'rwf'1 xyrwr1 S .YI 'vN 1I:'1.1I1 At'f17.m, CHU? Q '? 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