' W' 4 w..a.f.ni'-1 , x ,J 311, , E! 5. A W, L Q 1 , AJ, Q 3, , . 1 A X f .- . ,i 4 . Agra' fm' :iff J-t ,. ' P133 . g, , 'v ,' 'vb n f,f,g ff' Q QL , m- X x Q? M1 ,. 3: 3 fy2a?'si -1 ., V. A f . J' 'f ww' 1:8 4? ,,. ..,. 5-Y ,. 1, Q ' Jgnj v, ,g'i :,'. U- 1 Q Loyulzfs jury ineinlwcr, Frank Plielzxn, ?-D. in awardfwinning Devil and Daniel Webster: the student in the lwlind of the lights. in the 3441 St, Mel? rout: the studcn nn the Held of green. Loyolzfs National Merit Finnlift, Twin Walsh, 4B. une out of six: the student in the pursuit of trutli. Loyululs Hzllflvzlcli john Breen. 3E 2 x 'N fly ll lil f r x lowola war X . xvlllnctlv. lllmuis .. of fQA' 2 Cnlltul' richard l, pl.m1u 4 . , x 1nu1mg111gfcd1tm' f ' dennis p. 1nrv11.ah.u1 fluwy Od- it-CQ at-' gvrnrd g, julxnsmm nrt .whn p4 yUShfINlII'Ll Spurts x 1 N mlncs ax. lmjgms scnlur vdmwr philip t, mfculmzmul' Ein lwllsilwss vltihll 41. stcmwcdcl miclmcl ui. mc grccvy mudcrzltur rolwrl 1. dunn, s.,1. ECI ' e:, : I W a F Q A-?,,W51 ffk?ffI fliw fm M ,SM ?,5 m .3g?,xw,w. 'www : P f Q, ff :QW eff in Ns i PCX ZXK , J u D fax f ff? Q ij ?i i K 4 x i t t e Jes 1tS .fx Z i i Fifty cars uf dedicatcd scrviu, 'i .t Loyola Academy . . Y i Made us proud tu s-ay I gm to Loyola . . i Made mutual rcspcct ll common ground for tczichcrfstudciit association Formed in us thc A I Image of Christ . . Ad Miijurcm Dui Uloriam 21 rnuttw in practice . , COI1tCI1tS faculty . . . 8 seniors . . . . 32 activities ..... 56 athletics . . . . 80 underclassmen . . .112 1 S T Q, Q s if thi? x I Hurc .ul Lug'-11.1 xxx' Ju nut thmk wi thx lx'-lllff .ix uvr111ng irwm -mr nmxtcr Inwlnl mx mlm' Jw but rnthur .lx lI1L11X'lLlll.llS, Th l:l1.1I1.m xxuly uf lm' hwtcri thu dcvrlup IHCIII wi thu Alwuzt N 1ml1v1du.1l purwu.1l1l5 Tlxus lx vvry lIl1lWUI'l.lI1I T-lr thu tv.eyl1vr', lvl! num' W wr ua thu NIIMIKIIIN Pay h.mx'nx- 1ml1x'ul11.1lN IUIIIICI' than xwvlwlx umxtrllgl ll xxr .llw SUM' tw .iVPI'xK'1-llx' xml1x'ul11.1l1ty Tlmx mylm lmlplwr U'11tr'1lN11Iw 111 lux mx xxnny in lhv tlllixllmunr wt mu' x'LllIL.lI'l1l1 facultv -S' ' 1 1 ?2 :I .3 Very Reverend -I. PETER BUSCHMANN, SJ. President of Loyola Academy FR. THOMAS F. MURRAY. SJ. Principal administration I As ant Principal FR, KENNETH J. NOETZEL, 5.1. Treasurer Transportation Manager FR. JOHNX. BEALL, s.J. the heart of jesuit education is the faculty J f' Z , , , 1. FR. IAMES A. CONDON, S.-I. Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds, Cafeteria Manager, Moderatcir of the Mothers Club FR. FLORIAN I. ZIMECKI. SJ. 4 Latin Z, 3, Religion 3 Ri-aiding Prngriun, Studcnt Counselor j7 ,fffv X177 Y A K ,ZX , . ff! 1 ' 1 f MR. ,IOHN CONNELLY Advanced Algebra 4, Trignnmnctry 3 1 IJXU, Lil PAUL I3. BROSEMER. SJ. WI'klI'lllI1 :rf FR, AIUHN XY. STEISKAL. S.-I Physio 4. Sindrnl Cfminwllm' Sriuncc Club g . MR. j:'xMES B. POZZA va. I Phys Ed. l. 2. 3, 4 aw. 4 Head Fnotlwzill Cozlcli. Assistant Bnskctlwall ai Conch Business Law 5 . nf- . FR, VVILLIAM F. RYAN, S.I. English 4. Missions FR. THOMAS J. POWERS, s,J. f 1 .f Algelwral 'KO ALE. '- 5'-f A-'9A ! nfl A W if ', KL-'iff'-K Q ' , f XA ' ' , fill f Xbafpv, l MM new leadership within a fifty-year tradition FR. VVILTON L. SKIFFINGTUN, Rcligiun 4. English 3. 4 Student Counselor I 3 9 S 1,1cfz1NA'e17' MR. PATRICK ji BOYLE, 5.1. FR. CHARLES CONROY, 5.1. Latin 1, Freshman Foothall, Religion 2. English 2, Torch Cluh Moderator Asst. Athletic Moderator. Senior Class Moderator Cheerleaders teaching is more than classroom lecturing MR. CARL BASTIANI Algebra 1, Geometry 2 MR, CHARLES ,l. SWEENEY. SJ. Ufmnctry 2. Plwsics 4, Raulm .xml SCIVIICC Klub FR, DONALD LTSHAUGHNESSY. Sul l..lIlH l. RUIIQIUH l Student Cuunsclm' MR. EUGENE I? SULLIVAN Phyx Ed. l. 2. 3. 4 Head Buskclhnll Clmch A--F. lunllmll f,u.ul1 Busmcff Law FR. XY.-XLTER U, CRANE, SJ. English l. RCIIQUUII l Apmtlsshm uf Prayer Tcl DIN gym j y muff, A3 I5 4 FR, PAUL -I. CLIFFORD, S.-I Latin 3, 4. Mudgrntnr Senior Sodzllity afhulp I Mum, fad MR. VJALTER L. BAMBERGER History 2, French 3. 4 MR. REDMOND V. IYONIS Spanish 3. 4 l if 2 We BROTHER JAMES BUR, sg l MR. EDWARD CARTER. s.J. Latin 2, 3, Asst, Moderator Ap lcshi of Prayer FR. WILLIAM P, RYAN, S.-I. MR. THOMAS MITCHELL Religion l, 3, Geometry 2, English 2. 3 Athletic Moderator and Director WM iq, lf WAP l to teach means to Work, to instruct, to counsel, to discipline MR, KENNETH JUDY General Science l. Biology 2, Astronomy Club MR. VIOHN VI. CYCALLAGHAN, 5.1. Latin 4. Greek 4. Book Store. Drama Club Director ill if tsl i wr, Q, fl' Ml FR. ROBERT POLLAUF, SJ. Speech l 2 3 4, Debating and Speech Director I I8 lx JG X the bridge FR. FREDERICK BERGEWISCH 5.1. Religion 2, Algebra 3, Freshman So dality Nloderator, Student Counselo fir germ X . 0 W l QSM W X, MR NX'll.Ll,'XlVl SHURR. S.,l. Ellgllbll l 3. Speech l. J :'ulv.1m'ctl lluccrncnt Ellglllkll PREP between the students and the truth KJV ' CAN - IX Qt, If ., MR. PETER FOX. Sl. Ucmnnctry Z, Math Cllnb, lircslmnmn Debating MR, cinfxauas HERMAN, sl. Algebra l, Usncrul Math I, Soplwnmrc Dcbutcrs. Df2lIll.lllk' Club Pruductiam Mgmgngcr FR, EDXXH-XRD DOVv'l.lNCl. all. Mcclxznncul Drawing I -4, Snlnl Gcunlctrv 3. Math 3, Rvlnlnm 3. Advanced Placement Mzntb MR. CASIMIR KOTOWSKI, 5.1. Latin 1 Z. Asst. Book Store, Sophomore Sodaliry lvioderator Basehall Coach but the teacher W0n't train the intellect at the cost of the will MR, JAMES BOWMAN, SJ. English l 2, Aeolyces, junior Sodality Moderator, New World Drive MR. JAMES ROACH Algebra 3. Chemistry 3 4, Advanced Placement Chemistry MR. ,IOHN R, CROXYLEY. S.-I. Grcck 3. Eccmun cf 3 4. wma 1 Glvc Club Asst, Tn 'I ' Gulf' Cuglflw W9 M W 9 MR MICHAEL QLFINN ll FR, BENLXMIN MORIN. S,-I. RL'1IQ1llI1 2 3 4, Stlldrnt KTHIIIINUIUI C . , .,.,xw...m an Q, MR. CHARLES KRJXNZ Englnlm I. ljI'iK'Cf' Edumuzntmxm FR. EDXNARD MACUIRE. 5.1. Student Counsclur a QQ? fue -le- MR. DONALD MULLIGAN Hiflury l 2. Swinuning Cunclw. Trac ffnuclw FR. GERASIME M. LEGRIS. SJ. French 3 4, Alumni Assocuxtlnn. Fntlu-rf Club, French Clulw f, Lnjlff fl fl f ef' .5 ll , , M 4 QL ' 1, 'lx X lol L2 Agn? y I l M pp Wvuil IV v W f V k MR, THOMAS TOMASIC History l 3 MR. ROBERT Al. DUNN, S.j. Sm-iulugy 4, Hlflurv l, ClAl1Ilt'I'il Club Yuan lwuk Qu BROTHER MICHAEL SMIDA. 5.1, Sncristam. Rcfcctorizm MISS MADELYN SMITH E? MRS. JOAN SERWICH Librzxrinn and Secretary six hours a day with the students could never be considered a passive job MRS. ANGELA SHERIDAN Secretaries CARUSO E? MRS. ANNE MISS GERTRUDE IURSCHAK Sccrctarv R ,. Qi ef' 'Kam was .ai scientific course X: -5iV4'-'ru Z J:-EZ'--3 S: Zjjfg traditional selentlfle X VX'fB'X3a c .6yQ1:l 54?,fj6,-37-7 K7 course keeps up wlth 4 7f?.,43y-haf -6' 4 t Ah at 4,fgZ.,fz5:,4y.3 modern requlremen s -,, - ,97f7e' - The Jesuit student lives in a technological age. The world needs more young men to lead the race into space, to measure the globe, to chart the seas, to split more of the atom, to forge the ultimate weapon, for peace or war. The world demands more young men who can work with the slide rule, who have a grasp of trigonometry and algebra, physics and chemistry, men to chop away at the unending frontiers and barriers of this 20th century. The Scientific Course supplies the men for these needs. The achievement comes in attaining the ex pected results. Senior Physics students spend two hours a week applying in lab what they have learned in class. '-mm 4 i MZME EQSQESESS iw ff' vinffzi 0-. '-avgpunriav, pa 'aa frcpi T139 Ku. IT KET fKflVOU aauopaa Sora, honors course Q77- Senior honor students Alex MacGregor and Enrique Arias. The Interscholastic Latin Con' test First Place trophy came back to Loyola this year with the prizefwinning papers of Alex MacGregor and En' rique Arias. Classical values are passed on to the Loyolan through the epics of Homer and Virgil. It's the Aeneid now, Arms: virum- que cano ...... UULKUIC Uvvrn 1 Si rrpdrov. x uouzrzxrfv. r l7'iP 'IIYUT ypafezas. apuowixaaz -'whim Kai 0656 -roifs Hefv irri. 'ro- me Ews -rpu : 5:-'ras' afwo rrXe5ov rm, u xard voip mxwpinue ii. 9inu vopovs' N . ...-1 ll the homeric vision still captures the mind twenty-eight centuries later The ends of Jesuit education are mirrored in the high' school course of liberal arts. The world is searching for young men who realize the prudent marriage of material and supernatural by living through Christ now, to live in Him later. The need to profit from Odysseus and Aeneas, Aquinas and Maritain, to End out how the molecular theory and Galileo affect us, to draw from Athens and Rome, the Gauls and Huns in order to mold a Hrmer Christian and Catholic is realized and answered by the Honors Course. unaxolic all I Si veavirrx. ' -u -rds' dw.. dxpuapbfr, AS' vopilco 5-rt 5' :Spy 'abil 51 x ' err' dpcr' -Lkavgpwv rpricraz 774 : TOITOIJTD qn Kal no uoqpfva xv Apxasfav. 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U , , N M QQ AQ w up'sv xx wigs, t Y sm RM vm, I . fl o , omg. ,J 1. , ff U Q .0 ' 4 Q me ,fini 1 , Q fig: Sis' latin and engli li course A third year Economics class listens to Mike Stocker explain passages ol the Papal eneyclical Rerum Novarum. Preparation is an important word. The world of college and hcyond wants individuals who have lwccn prepared in mind and thought with a working knowledge of history, with a deeper understanding of their society and ncighhors through sociology. The Englishfspcaking world urgently desires men with a firm hold on other languages, French, and Spanish. The l.atinfEnglish and Englsh courscs prcparc this kind of nicn. This year Loyola inaugurated the Advanced Placement Course in Eng' lish Literature and Mathematics. i l social sciences and the modern languages lead to deep under- standing of society I The Sociology course thrives on facts. ligures and ohservations. Term papers play a hig part in the social studies course. 29 -2 ww N nwmwwwwlggsgn SQ www H 'wx 5' 'VWN wQm SQ wa5WQWSRSx-Raw! MLW Www AISZKQJQXI-VilgigiiiwwEfiSwbS1i1iSfM5?LiT5'iE553lbM- Freshman Denes Carroll cntcrtains class IB on his way to clocution hnals. two years spent amidst a variety of courses Sophomore Biologists Cunitf, Roti. and Kirsch dissect a frog, freshman courses During their first two years at Loyola Academy students are expected to pursue a course huilt from among the following suhjects: Religion, English, Speech, Algelwra, Geometry, General Mathematics, Latin, Biology, General Science, American and Wtmrld History, Iviechanical Drawing, Drivers' Training, and Physical Education. In these two years of finding square roots, repairing dangling participles, reading world maps, parsing Caesars Gallic Wars, the student has the opportunity to test and decide on his course of study for his next two years. The wide selection of courses of fresh- man and sophomore year are intended to meet the needs of a hroad range of students with varying talents, demands, and desires. A Wliicli one of our fourteen freshmen courses causes such intense mental anguish7 ln Il haszmcnt activity-room ttnts L to handle reading with speed uid tomprti sion, 1 eww muifig A i SQ SNR s my wmiillvfuv --1-:I--Q . 3 .. . S55 i V -, r 1. .. ' MN' -EWTW -2 -: k ' . 5 '4:'.F ' Scnuxrw uf 58' 79 chow fum lmldcxshijx ilu' Llxxx llX'Cl'r.lI'y yflllf . ,nior MICHAEL B. BOLAN 1341 Arthur Avenue C26J AMbassador 2f475O Scientific Course Second Honors, Senior Class President, Class Ofhcer, President 1 3, VicefPresident 4, Secretary 2, Torch Club l 2 3 4, VicefPresident 4, Dramatic Club 3 4, Sodality 4, Men of the Sacred Heart 3 4, Prep 3 4, Acolytes 1 4, Football 1 2 3 4, Captain 1, AllfNorthf Section 4, All Catholic League 4, All Chicago Area 4, Track 3 4, National Athletic Honor Society 4. JOHN A. O'LOUGHLIN 1621 Thorme Avenue Q61 HOl1ycourt 'P3395' Scientific Course Second Honors, Senior Class Vice-President. Class Oflicer, Secretary 1, President 4, Sodality 1 2 3 4, Acolyte 1, Dramatic Club 4, Glee Club 1, Torch Club 1 2 3 4, Secretary 4, Golf 1 2, Baseball 3 4, Basketball 2 3 4, AllfNorthfSecti0n 3, All-Star Team 3, Home' coming Dance Committee. senior Class f icers JAMES A. BURKE E 6507 North Mozart Street 1451 ROgers Park 413418 English Course Senior Class Treasurer, Class Officer, President 3, VicefPresident 4, Acolytes 1. Torch Club 2 3 4, Trea' surer 4, Dramatic Club 3, Football 1, Basketball 2 3 4, Captain 4, Homecoming Dance Committee, Daily News Al1fNorth Section 4. Herald American All' North Section 4, Al1fCatholic Honorable Mention 4. RICHARD J. KENNEY 1423 Elmwood Avenue flifvanstonj GReanleaf 557781 LatinfEnglish Course Senior Class Secretary, Class Officer, President 4, Prep 2, Torch Club 2 3 4, Men of the Sacred Heart 3 4, Football 1, Basketball 2, Homecoming Dance Committee 4. WILLIAM R. AHERN 2020 Hawthorne Lane 1Evanst0n1 DAvis 80.042 Scientific Course Sodalitv 4, Dramatic Club 2 3 4, Torch Club 1 2 3 4, Men of the Sacred Heart 3 4, VicefPrefect 3, Secre tary 4, Class Officer President 1 2, VicefPresident 3 Football 1 2 3 4, Captain 4, First Team, AllfNorthfSec tion l957f58, A11 Catholic 1957f58, All'City 1957-58 AllfState 1958, New World Catholic AllfStar 1958 Track 2 3 4. PETER R. AMFI' 1928 Greenleaf Avenue 1261 ROgers Park 113215 English Course Railroad Club 1 2, Dramatic Club 4. v ENRIQUE A. ARIAS JR. 3152 North Hudson Avenue 1141 GRaceland 2f4956 Honors ' o ' . s na I f A l if ' 1' ' THOM . A ENS 2 XXLMQ 6111 North Richmond Avenue 1451 Alvlbassador 2f5858 Honors Course Second Honors, Sodality 1 2, Dramatic Club 2 4, Year 2. Gavel 1 , Presiden 2, Rqstr m 3 4, Men of the Sacred 3, hess 1 fm WWW ALDO A. AURILIO 2918 North Lotus 1411 AVenue 3f6585 LatinfEnglish Course Sodality 1 2 3, Football 1. ALBERT S. BALLAY JR. 41143 North Oriole Avenue 1341 GLadstone 3f2968 LatinfEnglish Course Sodality 1, Shutter Club 4, Track 1 2. 'AZW1 519191511 FREDERICK Wf EY 7328 North Oakley Avenue 1451 SHeldrake 3f3835 Honors Course Second Honors, Sodality 1, Classical Academy 2, Gavel 2, Dramatic Club 2 3 4, Football 1 2 3 4, Basketball 2 3. Track 1 2 3 4, Illinois State Scholarship Winner, National Athletic Honor Society 4. RICHARD H. BALOG 7701 North Paulina Street 1261 HOllycourt 5f2993 English Course Entered Loyola in Third Year. WILLIAM M, BARTH JR JAMES A BIGGINS 3000 Sheridan Road 114J 806 Oakwood Avenue 1W1lmettcj GRaceland 26696 ALp1ne 1 6543 English Course Honors Cour e Dramatic Cluh 2 3 4, B1 kcthall 1 7 Swimming, 71 Second Honors Clas Offic r Secretary Trea urcr 1 Basehall 3 4, Sodality 1 Year 'R 4 Sports Editor 4 Dramxtic Cluh BARRY T. BIELINSKI 1700 Wilson Avenue 1401 MICHAEL A BINSFELD I-OT1El79HCh 1'9076 6179 North Arteiian 1451 Scicntifc Course HOHYLUUW 7 5170 Second Honors, Class Ofhter President 7 Dram ltlc Latin Englsh Course Cluh 4, Torch Cluh 3 4 Swimming, Team 1 7 7 4 D amatic Cluh 2 3 4 F h Cl h 1 4 P p l Captain 4, Football 1, Catholic League Senior and Acolyt 1 7 Shutter Cluh 7 Junior Backstroke Champion GREGORY B. BISHOP JOSEPH W BOYD 741 West Gordon Terrace 1516 Norwood Avenue 1761 GRaceland 2-1563 LatinfEnglish Course Science Club 4, Prep 2. JEROME E. BLAZEK 7019 North Ozark 1311 ROdncy 3f072l English Cours: Foothall 1. EDWARD W. BROPHY 5621 North Maplewood 1451 LOngbeach lf4649 Latinflinglish Course Class Oflicer, SecretaryfTreasurer 1, Sodality 1 2 3 4, Acolytes l 2 3 4, Dramatic Club 2 3 4, French Club 3 4, Prep 1 2, Year 1 2. JAMES I. BROPHY 3715 North Oleander Avenue 1341 MErrimac 741853 LatinfEnglish Course Second Honors, Clee Club 2, Shutter Club 2, French Club 3 4, President 4, Dramatic Club 4. Mage 1 O ' 944.2 1 , fa HM MICHAEL BROWN ' 7 ,L 'J 1726 North Mitchell fArlington Heightsl CLearbrook 9f3 390 Honors Course Second Honors, Clee Club 3 4. SecretaryfTreasurer 4, French Club 4, Shutter Club 2. RALPH E. BROWN 6326 Lakewood Ave, 1401 SHeldrake 3'3493 English Course Sodality 1, Railroad Club 1, Football 3. Science Club 4. Oth anniversary class ALEXANDER A. BURKHOLDER 4449 North Whipple Street 1451 1Rving 8'9671 Latinflfnglish Course Sodality 1, Dramatic Club 4, Prep 1 2. RICHARD P. BYRNE 7649 North Rockwell Avenue Q-451 EDgewater 415488 Scientiiic Course Second Honors, Dramatic Club 4, Acolytes 1 2. Sodality 4, Torch Club 4, Basketball 2 3 4, Baseball 3 4, Track 1, JOHN E. CALLAHAN 1029 Ashland Avenue lWiliiietteJ ALpine l-5470 Scientific Course Class Officer, Seci'etaryfTreasurer 3, Torch Club 2 3 4, Dramatic Club 4, Poster Club 1 2, Year 4, Golf 2. Tennis 1, Basketball 2 3 4, Baseball 3 4, Homecoming Dance Committee 4. A. PHILIP CANIZARO 6404 North Leroy 13111 ROdney 3'-4703 Honors Course Baseball 3. 37 1' rf ' l C ARMAND R. CAPDEVIELLE fA A ' 7948 Sheridan Road M01 f' Wugnr LOngbeach 141998 U ,447 Latin-English Course M ll Second Honors, Clee Club 1 2 4. EUGENE I. CARMICHAEL 1336 Arthur Avenue U65 LatinfEnglish Course Second Honors, Sodality 1 Z 3 4, VicefPrefect 1 2, Acolytes 1 2 3 4, Dramatic Club 3 4. Year 3 4, Rostrum 3, Gavel 1 2, President 1, Shutter Club 1, Men of the Sacred Heart 4, Basketball 2. CHARLES A. CAVALLO 6097 North Caldwell f46l ROdney 3f379S rHono?SC urse I rs, Football 1, Baseball 3 4, Swimming 1. AS A. CERWIN 994 Knox Avenue f46j Kll TC fOl90 L' tiZEnglish Course S mdal' y 1 2, Dramatic Club 3 4, Prep 1 2 3 4, Science b fot1l1,Track1234. Oth anniversar class JOHN CLELAND 5832 Kilbourn 1461 Klldare 54674 LatinfEnglish Course Basketball 2 3 4, Golf 1 Z 3 4, Mayor Daley Sports' manship Award fDCPEll1l Tournamentl. JAMES W. CONWAY 137 Blackhawk Road fHigbland Parkj ID1ewood 216332 LatinfEnglish Course Second Honors, Sodality 2 3, Prep 1 2 3 4, Men of the Sacred Heart 3 4, Dramatic Club 1. Football 4, DENNIS CUNNEEN 2175 Chase fDes Plainesj VAnderbi1t +8100 Latinflinglish Course Dramatic Club 4, Cheerleader 4, Glee Club 4, Football Manager 1, Baseball 3. EDWARD J. CUNNINGHAM 7212 North Hamilton f45J Blliargate 441843 l.atinfEnglisb Course Science Club 4, Chess Club 2, Dramatic Club 4. 38 BERNARD L. DALESKE, JR. 6242 Newcastle Avenue 1311 NEwcast1e P6880 Honors Course First Honors, Class Oihcer. VicefPresident 4. Sodality 1 2 3 4, Treasurer 2, VicefPrefect 4. Acolytes 1 2 3 4, liosfrum 3 4, SecretaryfTreasurer 4, Gavel 1 2, Secre- taryfTreasurcr 2, Men of the Sacred Heart 3 4, Chess C1ub 2, Honor Society 3 4, Dramatic Club 4. WILLIAM J. DALY 2509 Wilineniac Avenue 1271 SUnnyside 4'S095' Scientific Course Radio Club 1 2 4, Gavel 2, Science Club 4, Swimming 2 3 4. EDWARD ANTHONY DENNI 6234 North FairHe1 ue 145' I HOllycourt 54978 Honors Course I-661 X Sodality 2 3, Dramatic Club 2 3 4, Gavel 2, Rostrum 3 4, Chess Club 2, Declamation Contest Wirxner 1 4. Declamation Contest Finalist 2. JAMES A. DeSMET 1234 Northshore Avenue 1261 HOllycourt 5f765'9 Fwglisb Course Class Officer, Secretaryffreasurer 3 4, Torch Club 3 4, Men of the Sacred Heart 3, Football 1 2 3 4, Track 4, Homecoming Dance Committee 4. LAURENCE E. DOOLEY 1516 West Estes 1261 Alvibassador 2'6275 LatinfEng1ish Course Sodality 2. Men of the Sacred Heart 3 4, Torch Club 4, Football 1 3 4, Swimming 1 2 3 4. RICHARD F. DOOLEY, IR. 1050 Pratt Avenue 1261 AMbassador 218010 LatinfEnglish Course Soclality 1 3, Swimming 1 2 3 4, Football 1. DANIEL S. DUICK 7910 Kildare 1Skokie1 ORcharcl 3-3869 Latin'English Course Basketball 1 2 3 4, CofCaptain 4, North Section All' S-tar Team 4. RICHARD J. DUNNE 1714 Wallen Avenue 1261 BRiargate 445894 Honors Course First Honors. Saddle and Bridle Club 3. ' 4 tr it L 4 dt-ttW J, flew eaflw fffw Qc JAMES A. FABIAN X ,, 4422 Brummel Street fSkokieJ A ORchard 619439 J, T Honors Course Cvlee Club l 2 3 4, President 4, Dramatic Club 2 3 4, Prep 3 4. HENRY JOSEPH FEELEY JR. l603 Lake Avenue fWilmetteJ ALpinc l-3278 English Course Class Officer, VicefPresident 3 4, Sodality 3 4, Drama' tic Club 3 4, Torch Club 3 4, Poster Club 3, Men of the Sacred Heart 4, Cross Country 3 4, Captain 4, Track 3 4, Captain 3. Winner Christ in Christmas Contest 3, Homecoming Dance Committee Chair 4, fEntcrcd Loyola in Third YearJ. ' fc ef. JOHN DLER 335' Ridge Avenue 1WinnetkaJ Hilllcrest 614391 Honors Course Second Honors, Sodality 1 2 3 4, Dramatic Club 3 4, Prep 2, Gavel l 2, Shutter Club 3, Science Club, Secretary 4. EDWARD W. FITZGERALD JR. 562 Hill Terrace fwinnetkaj Hlllcrest 6-2283 LatinfEnglish Course Second Honors, Class Officer, SecretaryfTreasurcr 4, Chess Club 2, French Club 3 4, Sodality 1 2 3, Torch Club 4, Football 1 2 3 4, Dramatic Club 4. ,XXL 40 North Neva f3lj SPring 4-0760 LW , ERHARD M. FRIEDBERG l Rl'0w 800 Prairie Rd, fGlCncocJA Schultergasse SKS, Viennzg'Austria LatinfEnglish Course VE 90234 Clee Club 4, Rostrum 4. Glee Club 4, Cross Country 4, Dramatic Club 4. flfntcrcd Loyola in Fourth Yearj. flixchange ldent, Fnte ed Loyol in Fourtlp Yearj. 'M In A r ,tx It J X , X ,- . M it ,rf .if ferffff 41 4 4' fffff M JOHN J, FREISINGER il AQPL lr BRUCE A. FUGGITI A4 Meir, 4527 North Artcsian Avenue x2'5J KL' 5731 North Francisco Avenue f45j Qfdv ARdmore 1-7103 X LatinfEnglish Course Clee Club 1, Shutter Club 1 2 4 SUnnyside 4f6829 Honors Course First Honors, Sodality l 2 3 4, Dramatic Club 4, Saddle and Bridle Club 3, Classical Academy 3, Na' tional Honor Society 3 4. CHARLES J. GALLAGHER 7212 South Luella Avenue i491 Pl.aza 7:8667 Scientific Course Sodzility 4, Dramatic Club 2 3 4, Year 2 3, Torch Club 2 3 4, French Club 3, Science Club 4, Swimming 1 Z 3. Homecoming Dance Committee 4. RICHARD J. GERICH 1847 Cornelia Street U31 BUckirigham 1148711 English Course Poster Club 1, Sodality 1, Track 1 2, Cross Country Z, B' eeball 3 4, Homecoming Dance Committee 4. JL! fm ' JOHN GIBBONS 5647 North Campbell Avenue f4'i1 Sl,lnnyside 42997 latinfEngliSh Course Sodality 1 3. RICHARD W. GLUECKERT I C 3830 North Lowell Avenue J PAlisade 54622 X f Scientihc Course Prep 1 2 3, Shutter Club 1 2 3. ia ic Club 1 2. Glec Club 1. Oth anniversary class ROBERT F. GOLTON 5821 North Kingsdale Avenue 1461 AVenue 24280 Scientihc Course Second Honors, Sodality 1 Z 3 4, Science Club 4, Gavel 1 2, Tennis 2 3 4, Catholic League Junior Singles Champion 2. Doubles Champion 3. . ' If WILLIAM D. GORMAN f I, , 4 1 x 4 1343 Granville Avenue 1401 6 6 J V V L 1' fl Q SHeldrake 34921 j ,X I if . M I, Scientific Course fu L K f L C Jlfffifj Second Honors, Dramatic Club 4. Poster Club 3, Homecoming Dance Committee 4. ANDREW J. GRIFFIN 1526 Dempster fEvanstonl GReenleaf 50.918 Scientihc Course Second Honors, Dramatic Club I 3 4, Torch Club 4, Glee Club 2. Science Club 4, Swiinniing 1 2 3 4, National Merit Semiflinnlist 4. EDWARD C. GUEROULT 7800 North Kenmore Avenue Q-H11 SUnnyside 40.979 English Course Dramatic Club 4. Gavel Z, Croswffountry 1 4. 41 EDWARD HALLE 2432 North Albany Avenue 1471 SPau1ding 23325 Latin-English Course Sodality Z 3 4, Prep 2 3 4, Classical Academy 3, Men of the Sacred Heart 3 4, Treasurer 3. President 4. THOMAS C. HALPERIN 53 East Division 1101 WHitehaI1 4f431 1 Honors Course Sodality 1, Basketball 2. -- 1 , 1 Q 1 a ,I ff . ,V RICHARD L. HALPIN, JR. J 1 1 '- 62U6 North Hoyne Avenue 1451 Ax English Course . ff Drama1ic Club 4. Tennis 1. J THEODORE E. HANDING 7637 North Sacramento Avenue 1451 Longbeach 13368 Scicntihe Course Second Honors, Dramatic Club 4, Science Club 4, Football 1 2. Manager 4. Oth anniversary 6 oswdrtb 12 TT O ers . k 4f6 T 1. 1 f , .o rx I1 It ly 1 .., e of the Sacred Heart 3 4. Prep class .1 2 3 4, Frenci Club 4, Dramatic Club 1 4. MARTIN JOSEPH HARTY 8113 East Prairie Road 1Skokie1 ORchard 3f4410 Latin-English Course Science Club 4, Sodality 2 3, Shutter Club 1 2, Golf 2. DENNIS L. HEGARTY 2725 West Devon Avenue 1'1Ollycourt 55207 1 LatinfEnglish Course Football 1. 1471 1 I LEE W. HEIDERSBACH 15119 Norwood Street 1261 ROgers Park 4f13l7 1.atinfEnglish Course Class Oihcer, Secretary 3, French Club 4. Secretary' Treasurer 4, Swimming 3, Basketball 4. 42 JOHN J. HEIRTY THOMAS A. HOPKINS lf u ,li 1 J 3142 North Kostner Avenue f41l ,' 6050 North Kostner 30 AVenue 3f7507 Mlllberry 5f2492 Honors Course Honors Course Second Honors, Sodaliry 1, Prep 2, Fr vyglilwdb 4. Prep 2. Year 4. Basketball 2 3 4. . U yi BARRY R. I-IILLENBRANIJ '7 JAMES H. HUGHES 1328 Thorndale H01 5520 Campbell Avenue 1251 EDEQWHWF 437557 if , Honors Course Scientific Course Second Honors, Class Officer, Vice'President 1, Sec' Sodality 1 2 3 4, Acolytes 1 2 3. Dramatic Club 2 3 4, Prep 1 2 3 4, Managing Editor 4, Year 1 2 3 4, Glee Club 1. Rostrum 4, Homecoming Dance Com' mittee 4, retaryfTreasurer 2, President 4, Sodality 4, Dramatic lub 2 3 4. Men of the Sacred Heart 3 4, Year 4, Swimming 1 2 3 4, Track 1 2. THOMAS E. JANOWSKI 6041 North Mason Avenue f46j NEwcastle 1'6861 Honors Course Second Honors. Sodality 1 2 3 4, Acolytes 1 3 4, Drgniatisl Clubb4, Cgjavelcll 2, Rostrum 2 4, Saddle an ri e u 3, lassi Academy 1, 2 3 4, ess Club 2. , ' 5 WM 1 WMD L. :MM A GERARD . JOHNSON 215 Woodbine Avenue Qwilmettel ALpine lf4051 Scientific Course First Honors, Class Officer, President 1, Dramatic Club 3 4, Year 3 4, Copy Editor 4, Glee Club 1, Cheerleader 2 3 4, Captain 4, Classical Academy 2, National Merit Scholarship Semifinalist 4, National Honor Society 4. PHILIP J. JONES 1749 Washington Avenue fWilmetteJ ALpine lf4463 Scientific Course Class Officer, Vice'President 2, Dramatic Club 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4, Radio Club 1 2, Swimming 4. RICHARD D. JONES 4457 North Maplewood Avenue f25J jUniper 8f1495 Scientific Course Cheerleader 2 3 4. DAVID J. JOYCE 960 Private Road fwiiiiietkaj Hlllcrest 6' 1 058 Honors Course Second Honors, Class Officer, President 2, Secretary' Treasurer 4, Prep 2 3 4, Sports Editor 3 4, Chess Cluh 2, Year 2 4. WILLIAM M. KELLENAT 'A Q mg? MQ KAEL B. KENNEDY 1101 Ridge Avenue flfvanstonj UNiversity 4f1343 LatinfEnglish Course Sodality 1 2 3 4, Secretary 2 3, Acolytes 3 4. Drama tic Club 2 3 4, Prep 3 4, Year 2, Gavel 1 2, Pres ident 2. Rostrum 3 4. President 4, French Club 3 4 Saddle and Bridle Club 3, Classical Academy 2 3 Illinois Delegate to National Forensic League Con gress 3, National Honor Society 3 4, Secretary 4 NFL Degree of Distinction 4. 7131 Kildare Avenue Q30 PEIMCQIII 6,1766 Qyitjw lrfwu JAMES E. KILLEAN English Course ' K 15063 West Glenlakc Avenue i301 Shutter Club 2 3, Dramatic Club 3 4. MUlb9VfY 543322 - Scientitic Course Second Honors, Gavel 2, French Club 4. I I7 if fl, JEROME F. KLAAS MARION L. KOSIROG jfmi WJ: 11 North William flvlount Prospectj 1507 North Ashland Avenue f221f! H jrgfy CLearbrook 555930 ARmitage 6'25'68 V Q4 English Course Latin'English Course Second Honors, Acolytes 1, French Club 4, Soda' JAMES W. Kopp lIty1234. f 3719 North Keeler C411 Mulberry 5,4368 RALPH J. KOVVNACKI Latin,Eng1iSh Course 4716 Hamilton Avenue f25j I Gavel 1 2, Rostrum 3 4, Shutter Club 1 2, Cheer' SUUUYSM9 +0987 4 leader 2, Cross-Country 2 3, Track 1 2 3 4. English Course Class Officer, President 1, Dramatic Club 2 3 4 Shutter Club 1 2 3, Secretary'Treasurer 2, Sodality 1 2, Chess Club 2. JOHN P. KRICK 1947 Fenton Lane 1Park Ridge1 l..atinfEnglish Course Class Ofhcer, President 3. Vicefpresident 4, Sodality I. Dramatic Cluh 4, Torch Cluh 4. Football 1 2 4, Homecoming Dance Committee 4. NICHOLAS H. KUEHN III 6315 North Magnolia 1401 ROgers Park 101185 Scientihc Course First Honors, Sodality 1 2 3 4, Acolytes 1 Z. Prep 3 4. Men of the Sacred Heart 3 4. IOHN F. LEHMAN 5923 North Hermitage 1261 Uptown 845429 Honors Course Second Honors. Dramatic Cluh 3 4. Clrossfffonntty 1 2, Track 1 Z 3. ARTHUR G. LEISTEN 634i1f2 North Vv'inthrop 14111 HOllycrest 91879 Honors Cours: First Honors, Sodality 3 4. Prep 3 4. Railroad Cluh 1, lllinois State Scholarship Vv'inner. 0th anniversar class DALE C. LEONARD 6311 Kirkwood Avenue 1461 MUlherry 573931 English Course Class Officer. President 3. Vice'President 2 4, Sodality 1, Torch Cluh 3 4, Men of the Sacred Heart 3 4, Gavel 2. Swimming Manager 3 4, Track 2, Basehall 4, Foothall 1 2 3 4. A11 North Section 4. ROBERT A LLOYD 6341 North Artesian Avenue 1451 ROgcrs Park 4-6670 LatinfEnglish Course French Cluh 3 4, Viccflnresident 4. JOHN T. LOVE JR. 5506 North lviagnolia Avenue 1401 ARdmore 1-9344 Honors Course Science Cluh 4. DENNIS M. LYNCH 1833 Greenleaf Avenue 1261 SHeldrake 34257 English Course Science Cluh 4, Class Oflicer, Secretaryfrfreastirer 1 2 Golf 1 2 3 4, Homecoming Dance Committee 4. l 45 THOMAS LYONS 7235 North Bell 1451 Alvlbassador 2f4813 LatinfEn,qlish Course Rostrum 3 fEntered Loyola in Third Yearj. ALEXANDER P. MacGREGOR 6508 North Glenwood Avenue C263 ROgers Park 1f1241 Honors Course Class Honors, Sodality 1 2 3 4, Acolytes 1 2, Dramatic Club 4, Prep 3 4, Chess Club 2, Gavel 1 2, Rostrum 3 4, Recording Secretary 4, Poster Club 1 2 3 4, Year 4. Classical Academy 2 3, National Honor Society 3 4, National Meriit Scholarship Seinifinalist, General M rs Scholarship Semifinalist' WX if f uw 1 . V1 it ' iyrix SVR XXI QV fwlrjlf 1' . Qi 'fl WILLIAM C. MACHATA 1 2311 Glenview Road fGlenviewj GLenvicw 49395 Scientihc Course Second Honors, Science Club 4. ROBERT M. MARTIN 1620 Vkfashington Avenue fwiliiiettej Alupine 112831 Latinflfnglish Course French Club 4, Football 1, Golf 2 3 4. Oth anniversary class JOHN A. McADAMS 49511 Chicago Beach Drive U51 HYde Park 3f8168 Scientific Course Sodalitv 3 4, Torch Club 1 2 3 4, Dramatic Club 2 3 4, Year 2 3, Swimming 1 2 3 4. Tennis 1 4. Homecoming Dance Committee 4, MICHAEL A. MCCABE 2557 West 63rd Street 1291 PRospect 6'6743 LatinfEng1ish Course Dramatic Club 4, Sodality 1 2, Basketball 1 2 ,3 4, Track 2, 3045011 ALLAN B. MCCARTE , '14 1245 North Shore Avenue f26J fi Hollycourt 5'6255 N' English Course U Sodality 4, Dramatic Club 4, Prep 3, Track 2. af JOHN McFADDEN T 1318 Graivill Avenue 14111 S SHe1drakd 34494 rw Scientinc Course Second Honors, Sodality 4, Dramatic Club 4. 46 MICHAEL J. MQCSRATH 1758 North Shore Avenue 1261 Alvibassador 2'3610 Latin'Enf1lish Course EDWARD P. McHUGH 6624 Keota Avenue 1461 NEwcastle 1f6677 Scientihc Course Glee Club 1. Dramatic Club 4. French Club 4. Sodality 1. Dramatic Club 3 4, French Club 3. Basketball 2. MICHAEL j. McGREEVY 403 Cedar Street 1Park Ridge1 '1'Alcott 511900 English Course FREDERICK S. McPARTLIN 359 East Scott Street 1Lake Forest1 LAke Forest 181 Latin-English Course Year 4. Intramural Captain 3 4 1Entered Loyola in Sodality 1, Year 4, Glee Club 1 2, Football 1. Golf 2, Third Year1. Track 1, 1 151 I 1 E51 Jmfvwl, I 2 fl QWJ3 ENNIS J. MOKY 6310 North Artesian Avenue 1451 HOllycourt 5f4867 English Course Acolytes 1 2, Dramatic Club 2 3 4, Sodality 1, Home' coming Dance Committee 4. THOMAS R. MOLONEY 5741 North Fairfield 1451 SUnnyside 4f4141 LatinfEnglish Course Sodality 1 2. Dramatic Club 2 3, Glee Club 1 2 3 4, Chess Club 2, UQMAOX, DENNIS P. MONAHAN 54444-fy, 2219 West Winnemac 1251 ARdmore 116526 my L! LatinfEnglish Course Sodality 3 4. Acolytes 1. Drama Club 2 3 4, Prep Ty' ping Editor 3 4, Year 2 3 4, Businessflvfanager 3, Man' agingfEditor 4, French Club 3, Shutter Club 1 2, Sophomore Declamation Winner. ALEXANDER J. MOODY, IR. 1925 Washington Avenue 1Wilmette1 ALpine 1-8452 Latin-English Course French Club 4. Swimming 3, Golf 2, 1Entered Loyola in Second Year1. 47 JOHN MORRISSEY 6063 North Nassau Avenue U11 NEvacla lf7344 Latin-English Course Acolytes 1, Dramatic Club 2. Men of the Sacred Heart 3, Football 1 3. MAR D.' URPHY 807 acntral' venuef ilmettej ALn1ne 1 56 I Latir1fE1 sh Coursej' Dra 1 Club 4, Year 3 4, Glee Club 1 2 4, Vice' t 4, Footb I 1, Baseball 3 4, Track 2, Illinois X ,St. Scholarshipf inner 4. 1 set ,V X D 1 THOMAS F. MURPHY 6999 North Tonty f46D SPring 4f418l Scientific Course Second Honors, Sodality 4 WILLIAM T. MURPHY 6617 South Harvard f21j TRiangle 35834 Latin'English Course Sodality 1, Poster Club 2 Basketball 2 3 Baseball 3 4, Track 1, Homecoming Dance Committee 4 - -'-f-fr -1'- ' ' H 'sf' flvvvllu DANIEL M. MURTWGH V 1 I BRUCE NOBLE 220 DcWindt Road innetkaj f -ff 'N' 2642 West Greenleaf 1455 Hlllcrest 6-1076 , ,pw 166 BRiar,qate 4,0588 ScientiHc Course LatinfEnglish Course First Honors, Dramatic Club 2 3 4, Secretar f French Club 3, Dramatic Club 4 Tennis 2 3 4 Treasurer 4, Torch Club 4, Swimming 1 3 4. Captain 4, Catholic League Doubles Champwn 1958 ROBERT J. NICOSIA MICHAEL R. O'BRIEN 6616 L6 R6y 4463 . JA 1718 El W6 Drive CHighland Park ORcharcl 190276 IDleWoo -fl O4 Latinfffnglish Course Sodaliry 3, Swimming 1 2 3 4, Tennis 4, V obj RAYMOND J. O'BRIEN JR. 2501 East 72nd Street 1491 SOuth Shore 8'2361 LatinfEng1ish Course Sodality 4, Dramatic Club 3 4, Year 2 3, Baseball 4, Homecoming Dance Committee 4. STEPHEN F. O'BRYAN 6135 North Knox Avenue 1461 PA1isade 5f6l33 Scientific Course Class Officer, President 2. Torch Club 3 4, President 4, Baseball 4, Basketball 2 3 4, Captain 4, Catholic League AllfStar Team 3 4, A11 North Section 3. Homecoming Dance Committee 4. JAMES C. O'CONNELL 922 Ashland Avenue 1Wilriiette1 ALpine P8905 Latinflfnglish Course Clee Club 1 2. Radio Club 1 2 4, Dramatic Club 4. MICHAEL 1. 0'CONNELL Quarter No. 25, N.T.C. 1Great Lakes1 MAjcstic 295382 Latin-English Course Second Honors, Cross Country 4, Track 4. Home' coming Dance Committee 4. 1Entered Loyola in Fourth Year1. 0th anniversary class fl 1 6. PHILIP T. O1CONNOR 915 Ashland Avenue 1Wilrnette1 ALpine 1f8550 Honors Course Dramatic Club 3 4. Year 3 4, Senior Editor 4, Track 1, CHARLES J. O'DONNELL 6620 Newgard Avenue 1261 AMbassador 210967 English Course Football 1. Basketball 2, Railroad Club 1 2. JOHN A. O'LEARY 7222 South Luella 1491 DOrchester 3f6233 Latinflfnglish Course Dramatic Club 2 3 4, Math Club 4, Swimming 1 2, Manager 3. MICHAEL T. O'NEILL 6079 Kedzie Avenue 1451 ROgers Park 1f186l Scientific Course Second Honors, Torch Club 3 4, Science Club 4, Football 1. Basketball 2, 49 Aaxvwq I WILLIAM O'REGAN 6015 North Claremont Avenue f45J SHeldralce 3'1677 Honors Course Second Honors, Sodality 1, Chess Club 2, Dramatic Club 3 4, Golf 2. LEON I. PALLASCH 2061 North Humboldt Boulevard f47j Dlclcens 210128 Scientihc Course Second Honors, Sodality 4, Dramatic Club 2 3 4 President 4. French Club 3. Classical Academy 2 3 Torch Club 4, Homecoming Dance Committee 4. 1 JOSEPH D. PARENT 'O' 614 Linden Avenue fWi1r et I' ALpine l'3255 Honors Course f 'T Class Oificer. ViccfPr dei 3, Glee Club C ssical Academy 2, Football 1. Swiinm' 113. In 1 JOHN v. PASTERNACK i I 2252 West Rosemont Avenue 1451 f AlV1bassador 2f79U3 ,df Honors Course ff I First Honors, Class ' f r . r President 3. Sodality - la al Academy 2, Tennis . Oth an sary C 1 ' S RICHARD C. PERK AUS 5932 North Kilbourne Avenue 1465 AVenuc 3f7556 English Course RICHARD L. PLANTE 7442 North Hoyne Avenue 1455 Alxflbassador 2f9772 Honors Course Second Honors. Class Officer, VicefPresident 2, Sodal ity 1 2 3 4. Treasurer 3. Dramatic Club 2 3 4, Vice President 3. Prep 3 4, Year Z 3 4, Managing Editor 3 EditorffnfChief 4, Cvlee Club 1, French Club 3. Home coming Dance Committee 4,x I, ,I R , ,xx ,, xii All A Yxllni MICHAEL I. PONTICELLI 4126 North Whipple Street 1181 lNdependence 316642 LatinfEng1ish Course Sodality 1 2 3 4, Shutter Club 1 2, Prep 3 4, Glee Club 1 2 3, Swimming 3, Homecoming Dance Com' mittee 4. ROBERT W. REUTER 3751 Lee Street fSkokiej 0Rchard 5f1871 English Course Sodality 1 2. Dramatic Club 4, Glee Club 1 2 3 Shutter Club Z, Golf 1 2. 50 E. DAVID ROBERTS IVIICHAEL E. ROHR 2014 Lake Avenue fWilmette1 4831 North Karlov 1301 ALpine 112022 PEnsacola 6f4372 Latin-English Course LatinfEnglish Course Dramatic Club 4, Basketball 1. Track 2 4, flintered Sodality 1 3, French Club 4, Loyola in Second Year1, ' , . jf X1-5 PHILIP J. RYAN ROBERT S. ROHDE 9 1130 North Sheridan Road fW8UkCg8l11 7683 North Lincoln Avenue 1451 6 DElta 6'9120 RAvenswood 8'7884 , Scientific Course Scientific Course Second Honors, Dramatic Cluh 4, Year 4, C-lee Cluh First Honors, Acolytes 1 2 3 4, Dramatic Club 4. 4, Cheerleader 4, FO0tl7Hll 1. Gavel 1, Shutter Club 1, Cheerleader 4, Science Club 4, Classical Academy 2 3 4. ff' ,Quit if 1 3 tw jj wg JAMES I. SALVATORE 1336 Glenlake Avenue f401 BRiargate 4'899l Scientific Course First Honors, Sodality 4. Shutter Club 1, Golf 3. ROBERT N. SCPIEURING 1533 West Oakdale Avenue U31 GRaceland 235379 English Course Radio Cluh 4. Y CARROLL M. SCHOLLE 6730 North Greenview Avenue 1261 HCllyc0urt 5f795'6 English Course Science Club 4, Golf'2. .. 1, PETER SHEPHERD 7800 South Jeffery Bouleva BAyport P8439 f49,,1fj .NKL 'yw Af ,, .9- Honors Course JP Q X Second Honors, Prep 2 3 4, eature Editor 15 4, Gavel 1 2, Rostrum 3 4, Editor 3 4 Poster luh 3. Oratorical Contest Finalist 3. Year 4. X ,. 5 X Jxiyjylly I Zrw-4 JAMES A. SHERIDAN 1516 Hood Avenue 1261 BRiargate 4-4955 Scientihc Course Glcc Club I 2. French Club 3, Golf 2 3. ARTHUR C. SMITH III 7658 Rogers Avenue f26j RCgers Park 418703 LatinfEnglish Course Class Oflicer. President 1 2, Vice'President 3, Sodalf ity 1. Dramatic Club 3 4, Torch Club 1 2 3 4, Men ol the Sacred Heart 3, Basketball 2, Baseball 4, xFootball, 1 2 3 4. K iw f li 'lf' ll- Uf. 1 gf V 1. A' go- RW fy'f'U. 'J 1 . n ix: 'L SL 'f ltxt PETER F. STEINFELS' L ' F , k K 1' 322 Talcott Place fPark Ridgej ' 4i1'fLLef TAlcott3f1927 g K Scientific Course 'J' 3 ' First Honors. Class Officer. SecretaryfTreasurer 1 4, Sodulity 1 2 3 4, Prefect 1 2 3 4, Dramatic Club 3 4, Prep 3 4. Torch Club 4, Rostrum 3 4, Cavel 2, Poster Club 1 2 3. VicefPresident 2, President 3, National Honor Society 3 4, President 4. Classical Academy 2 3, CrossfCountry 1 2, Track 1 2 4, Ora' torical Contest Winner 3. Bronze Award, Chicago Drama Festival, Winner of St. Francis Assisi Sympf osium, Illinois State Scholarship Winner, Homecoming gaisce Committee 4, National Merit Scholarship Semi' na ist. JOHN A. STEMWEDEL 700 Park Drive fKcnilworthj ALpine P4828 Scientihc Course Second Honors, Dramatic Club 3 4, Year 3 4, Busif ness Manager 4. Clee Club 1 2 3, French Club 3, National Honor Society 4. WILLIAM W. SUCHORS 9449 Avers fEvanstonj ORchard 4fl0l9 LatinfEnglish Course Prep 4. Chess Club 2, Baseball 3 4, fEntered Loyola in Second Yearj, WAYNE H. SZAFRANSKI 4630 North Springfield Avenue 1251 IRving1 8'6767 English Course EDWARD F. SZYMANSKI 6155 North Kirkwood 146, AVenue 3f6601 Scientific Course Second Honors. Science Club 4. Dramatic Club 4, Glee Club 1. ROBERT N. TASTO 2615 West Berwyn 1251 ARdmore lf6414 LatinfEnglish Course Sodality 2 4, Baseball 3 4, Golf 2, fEntered Loyola in Second Yearl. E. THOMAS THILMAN 1012 Cherokee Road fWilmctteJ ALpine P0265 Latin-English Course Dramatic Club 4, Baseball 3 4, Golf 2. lEntercd Loyola in Second Yearj. JOSEPH A. TOLAND 1818 Lunt Avenue 1261 HQllycourt 54606 LatinfEnglish Course Class Officer, VicefPresident 1 2 3, Sodality 1 Z. Secretary 1, Dramatic Club 4, Torch Club 1 2 3 4, Prep 1 2, Circulation Editor 2. Football 1 2 3. Bas' ketball 2, Homecoming Dance Committee 4. TERRENCE S. TOMALAK 6026 North Wilitlircwp Avenue 1401 LOngbeacli P8454 LatinfEnglish Course Chess Club 2. Science Club 4, MICHAEL J. TRAYNOR 6936 South Bennett Avenue 1491 FAirfax 443936 Honors Course Sodality 1 2 3 4, Gavel 1. Chess Club 2. Year Classical Academy 3. Dramatic Club -1. 50th anniversar class GERARD R. VAHEY 310 Sibley fPark Ridgej '1'Alcott 34057 English Course Sodality 1, Football l, Gulf 2. FREDERICK T. WADDELL 2958 North Pine Grove Avenue ll-U LAlceview 8'2144 Scientihc Course Second Honors, Science Club 4. THOMAS M. WALSH 8045 Dobson Avenue 1191 HUdson 3'9331 Scientific Course Chess Club 2, Science Club 4, National Meri Scholarship Semifinalist, MICHAEL G. WARD 1321 Ardmore Avenue 1401 ARdmore 1-0202 English Course Sodality 1, Baseball 3. 'r V If ' ' 53 K. X H if is Q 5 it 43 isis E:- 53 CLAYTON D. WARMUTH 2930 Sheridan Road 1145 WEllingtcJn 5-8172 English Course Clee Club 3, Dramatic Club 4, fEntered Loyola in Third Yearj. JOSEPH S. WASHBURN JR. 6947 North Creenview C261 BRiargate 4-8814 English Course Class Oilicer, President 2, Sodality 1 2, Prep 4, Science Club 4, Shutter Club 4, Swimming 3, Track 3, Dramatic Club 4. ROBERT M. WEINER 6625 North Sheridan Road f26J BRiargate 4-2512 Latin-Envlish Cours: Sodality 1 2 3 4. DOUGLAS Q. WICKHAM 2411 Lincoln Street fEvanstonj CRecnleaf 5-4258 Scicntihc Course Class Honors, Class Officer, Vice-Presdent 1, Sec- retary-Treasurer ,2 Prep l 2 3 4, Mzlnagiiig Editor 3, News Editor 4, Torch Club 1 2 3 4, Cheerleader 2 3 4, Co-Captain 4, Glec Club 1 2 3, Dramatic Club 3 4, Track 4, National Merit Scholarship Final- ist, National Honor Society 3 4. Homecoming Dance Committee 4. Oth anniversary class DANIEL J. WILLIAMS 2842 W, Chas: Avenue Q-HJ BRiargatc 4-0424 Latin-English Course Class Ofliccr, Vice-President 1, matic Club 3 4. Cross-Country 1, JOHN P. YOSHIMURA 1145 Drummond Place 1143 Dlversey 8-7098 Clee Club 1, Dra- Latin-English Course Second Honors, Sodality 1 2 3 4. Dramatic Club 1 2, Prep 1 2 3, Year 1 3 4. Art Editor 4. Torch Club 1 2 3 4, Poster Club 1 2 3, Swimming 3, Homecoming Dance Committee 4. CHRISTIAN K. ZACHER Y ' 818 Larchmont Lane fLake Foret Lake Forest 4070 i Honors Course 31 ' First Honors, Class O , VicefPresi 0 1, Prep l 2 3 4, Managing Editor 3, Editor-in-chief 4, Sodal- ity 1 2 3 4, Secretary 1, Vice-Prefect 2 3, Treasurer 4, Gavel 1 2, Vice-President 2, Rostrum 3 4, Vice- President 4, NFL Degree of Distinction 4, Drama Club 2 3 4, Year 2 3 4, Caption Editor 4, Honor Society 3 4, Vice President 4. Classical Club 2 3 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Chicago Serra Club Hnalist 4, Gerard Brost Activity Award 3, 3rd place, Herald American Speech Contest 3. Jesuit Oratorical Con- test Finalist 1 3. MICHAEL S. ZAVITZ 6704 North Wildwood f46J NEwcastle 1-7507 English Course Class Ofhcer, President 4, Sodality 1 2, Glee Club l 2, Swimming 1, Cross-Country 2, Track 2, Home' coming Dance Committee 4. 54 Luyulal in U58 arc wcll rcmcmf lwrcxl lwy llw class ul l979. lmut picturull lnut Plflllffmll DENNIS G. DQFORD ROBERT O. MCCANN IIS3 Tower Ruud lXxlll1IlCIl'illl 1051 Luyulu Avenue llfsj Hlllcrcst 612819 ANllmsSad0r 2f672O English Cuurss LntinfEnglisl1 Course Scicncc Club 4, Year Z. Class Ofliccr, President 2, Sccrct.11'yfTrc.unrc! A quict timc of day :xt tlxc Clllfy lunch tzllwlc, l:UI'IllL'lA tcnclwrs wlm lclt K 0 x aw 3' Wm, 1 ,L E .v ' A 5 E -.QS X KW1. ,K , , -.8 is fwxN ' ' , ai1Mm,S,wQ., .--ww WH'-W activities o ortlinating sodality ac' lioi spiritual and apostolic-Y it Sotlality General Council is the activity for all four tir flsefl to rightlz Tim O' Sliiuglinessy, Mzirty Lane, -lohn Vin Bramer, Barry Hillenhrand, I tt Steinlels, Father Clilford. S f l L t Ed Halle, ,lim Keller. iris Zacher, Bernie Dalf At the Sodality Day of Reeollection, a pause while Sodalists renew their act of consecf ration fat the altarj S131 new moderator- A definite plan for spiritual developf ment, an organized effort for the service of Christgthese are what Loyola Sodalists find in the Sodality way of life. The 19i8f 59 school year saw the Sodalists sponsoring two Days of Recollection, their annual mid' winter dance, which turned out as success' ful as the first. Moving the apostolate out' side of the school, Sodalists rounded out their service of Christ with visits to the Home for the Aged at Christmas and Easter, the Christ in Christmas campaign, the collection and distribution of food has' lcets for the poor, and the Loyola Sodality Day attended hy over 400 Sodalists from the Chicago and Milwaukee area. Vv'hile Prefect Steinfels looks on and Chris Zacher assists, Father Clifford accepts sodalist joe Bolsingeris renewal of consecration. 58 BOTTOM RQW: Dave Alf nieroth, Charles Harrity, ,lim Smith, Nick Rassas, Con Sul' livan, john Wilhelin, Bill Rau, Bob Walsli, Marty Lane, Paul Stepan, Bill Clark, Ron Berger, jim Steffens, john Kellclwr, Bula Biersaell, TOP ROW: Ed lakulw, Hu' bert Buss, Bill Sullivan, Tim O'Sl1auglinessy. Mike Conerty, Tom Tiernan, Bula Sliutte, joe McCarthy, Alex Tripp, joe Bnlf singer. Harold DeNieola, George Hennig, Bula Tarjan. il ul ieeeplanee lie wailing un the table At Desk: Mr. Buwinan, First Row: .lim Davitt, Mike Fogarty, Fred Mzillsimlf. john Van Bramer, Dean Conley, Mike O'Connell, Dave Scholl. Second Row: Chris Curley, Frank -lmt. Don Kelly, John MeConville. Back Row: Ed Niklewicz, jim Haddad. ,lim VJuodwai'd, Den' nis Garvey, Mike Dillon. 59 FRESHMAN SODALITY Bottom Row: Terry Doyle. Paul Voss, ,lim Baker, Tom Eiden, Tom Perlltz, Bill Kelly, Bill Mails. Ernst Buckley, .Iohn Berminghain, Bill Klinge, john Hayes, George Keele, Rohert Engeldahl, Boh Fields. Top Row: Dave McDowell. Gene janowski, Dick Bowles, Harry McDonagh. Carl Gehuhr, -lim Conley, Toni Boyle, joel Des -Iardins, john Byrnes, Garry Vw'oodward. Ed Meintler. The Men of the Sacred Heart na group of Loyolans with a twofold purpose. First of all they themselves are dedicated to a closer following of Christ our Lord. A spiritual program centered around the Sacred Heart Devotion as practiced in the Apostleship of Prayer is the means to this. Secondly, the Men of the Sacred Heart strive hy various apostolates to spread the spirit of the FRESHMAN SODALITY Top Row: Bill Heinz, Bill -- Mella, Bill Schonecker, George Sullivan, George Pahieh, Tom Tucker, .lim U'Regan, Father Bergewisch, George Cenar, Bill Metzger, Pete Lynch. Pat Kelly, Frank Murtha. jerry O'Grady, john vlelfers. Bottom Row: George Schae' lier, -lim Palm, john Hofherr. Dan Brewster. Tim Brophy, Ed Gallagher, john Fahey, Tom Merrill, Dirk Milici, john Serpe, Tom Cronk. Mike Murtaugh, Dick Zaziehida, Mike Arinutat. 60 E W 1 Apostleship of Prayer. This apostleship has as its lifes source the devotion to our Lord's Heart. Not only are the men active at Loyola, hut this apostolate is aimed at other schools as well. By such activities, these apostles, as they them' selves follow Christ, are helping other Catholics to lead fuller Christian lives. These Catholics, in turn, will help Christianize our modern society. sacred heart men hold helpful meetings at other schools Legitlerf ul llie Men ul tlie Saieretl Hemi: l,i'eNitleiit, Eel Halle, liaitlier XV. U, Clrginr. Viesfpresident Bill Ahern. See' retziry Tum ljeiidergaiel. Mr, E. Al. Carter. Sl. Panel Lll5Cllh5lLll1 led hy Men ul the Sacred Heart :it Daly of Repzlraitioii. Mike Boluii, Hank Feeley, Bernie Dzileske, Mike fycciiiiiell. Bill Clark. lfirst Row: Drive Kipley. Bill Kliiige. lee Munn. ,lim Quinn, Bill Dellcrrnl. Second Row: Aluliii lfureiiinii. Bill Breen. Dun llzmlle, Drive lvlelluwell. Mike lvlelluiinell, ,Iuliii Vv'eidert. Third Ruw: Bill Clark, llnlw Beek. Pziul liiehergl. .lim Plielzuii. George Heimig, Allie Bulsinger. Buck Row: ,lolin lmtitti, Niek Rziaszw. Hgirulnl DeNieulzi, Alllll Vfailxli. Biilw Bierszieli. Kelly Hu' glies, Bcvlw Tlwriilmi, Eel lvliiif riwey. Binh Tgirixiii. Steve Serif mutt, :incl Mr, Cqirteip 6 I astronom club boasts record enrollment, active members, lo ola-made telescope ll.el'L to Righty: Both Maurer, Tony lvancevich. Fred O'Malley, Mr. Kenneth Judy. 62 Astronomy activity period is inter' rupted long enough to get Mr. judy's star watchers to gaze at earth. The astronomy cluh put its telescope into operation late in April. This project kept moderaf tor and memhers husy throughout many winter afternoons. One Saturday early in the fall, the astronomy clulw hoarcled a Loyola hus and headed for Lake Geneva and the famous Yerkes ohservaf tory. Star gazing has always lween an important occupation of young men. Witlx the continued help of its moderator, the Loyola astronof my elulw will make star gazing lwoth educational and enjoyahle. r' Towards an understanding of electricity: A television set in every class Mr Sw cney Ceneral Science cluh ollicers with their lnotleraf plot co i ougci t tor lfr, Sleisltal. Paul Xftbsg president: Bula irdin Furl int Vi ll x asm, 'ice presidentz Don Muller, secretary: enes Carroll. secretary. The exploration of the atom and the pursuit of the secrets of the universe have long attract-:cl many hopeful procligies into the field of science. To further the desire. the Science Cluh was formed. Under the direction of Father Stejskal and Mr. Sweeney, the Science Cluh staged many exhihitions and demonstrations illustrating the prinf ciples of hoth chemistry and physics. Gathered from the four corners of station W9LA Mi B tiun tl hccn cd opcritor O'Connell Qsitting, transmitting coclej have spent miny months prepirini, the t uncltrcli incn for novice licenses. A Q 3 , qtittd ohn Willitliii, Dave jaincs, Gerard Gallagher, Lqyyqjlaqg intgfggtg was at-:aiu ghgwg St ll1dlI1f, Vie Vv igner, Andy Luczuk, Toni Phinney M Fox 9 md Pull Boltz. Bottom Row: Pete Shepherd, Denny Garvey, Bill Smith. Chris Zacher, jim Keller, Don Romano, Jim Haddad. Fr. Murray, SJ. Second. Row: jerry johnson, Doug Wickharn, jim Ryan, john Stemwedel, john O'Loughlin, Mike Dillon, Bernie Daleske. First Row: Bob Rohde, jerry Hillenbrand, jim Higgins, Alex MacGregor, Kuel Kennedy, Bruce Fuggiti, jim Woodward, Dan Murtaugh. Not pictured: Peter Steinfels. math men compete The continual expansion of this year as another new activity, the Math Cluh, was formed. With expert instruction hy its moderaf tor, Mr. Fox, SJ., the Math Clulw sent forth its inzithematiczil'minded memhers into various exhihitions of competitive talents. The inaugf urztl year of the cluh was high' lighted hy hrillizlnt success in slide rule hees and national math tour' naments. We can anticipate stimuf lating increase in the IU2ltl1Il12ltlC2ll talents and achievements of Loyof l4i's newest organization. 64 l A year of dehating labor policy and American education. a year ol' student congresses, a year of trophies and rihhons. Standing: Fr. R. A. Pollauf, -lim Haddad, Dick Lee, jim Stocker, Henry Sullivan. Seated: Shannon Tighe, Pete Steinfels, Al MacGregor, Front: Kael Kennedy, Chris Zacher. To produce Catholic young men who can think and speak on their , feet has heen one of the key aims in Jesuit teaching. And the creation of the hest young speakers for the Middle West has again this year heen the aim and result of the Loyola Rostrum and Gavel dehating cluhs. The word debating is not really true enough or hroad enough to descrihe a dehate clulw. For, though team dehating is the daily staple of the lvlaking his point ahout the Catholic intellec' tual, Senior Elocution Contest Wilmer Ed Dennis. . . . for excellence in the art of speaking, a first plac: trophy in the Fenwick Tournament. Wirilier Pete Steinfels, and Fr. Pollaul, sms Testing and revising cases lor tht- actual debate. The Gavel's goal: to move the mind to move the tongue of rising young speakers. Seated: Barry McCarthy, Ron Shuster, Paul Hitzclberger. Paul Boltz. Standing: Gene Qstrom, -lim Fletcher, Mr. Herman, S.-I., Chris Stoll. Bert Buss, Tom Kowalski, Mike lvlaloney, organization, no such group's working diet would he complete without humorous, original and extemporaneous oratory, or practice and application of parliamentary law in dehate meetings, congresses, or puhlic speaking hefore Junior Achievement assemhlies, and parish meetings, and Loyola dehaters this year have plowed up all of these fields: Chicago City Hall district congresses, delegations to the National Catholic Tournament in Washiiigton D.C., trophies in the NFL district finals. Debating at Loyola is more than what they usually call it -e - fun, worthwhile, good experience. It is the most practical way of preparing Catholic students to meet and express themselves on the prohlems their society will propose. . . this medal, on behalf of Loyola. the Rostrum clehate Club, and our hope that your kind of work speaks for the school. School play stage crew at work: Dennis Moky, john Yoshimura. joe O'Callaghan, and Mr. Her- man, SJ. The Dramatic Club this year presented a variety of plays that have been enjoyed by many Loyola students and their parents. The club participated in the Chicago Drama Festival held at the Loyola Community Theater. Chris Detmer received a Bronze Medal for his characterization of the devil in Loyola's entry, The Devil and Daniel Webster. dramatic In March, the club presented its annual Mission Plays for the benefit of the Patna Missions in India. Admission was free but donations were generously contributed making the plays a great success. The Club presented three one act plays: The Billion Dollar Saint, an adaption of Cyrano de Bergerac, and a repeat performance of The Devil and Daniel Webster. The culmination of the elub's efforts was seen in April as the play i'No Time for Sergeantsn was presented at St. Scholasticas auditorium and received by a capacity house at each performance. Between productoins at the money raising one act mission plays, producerfdirector Mr. O'Callaghan. S.j., takes charge of the drawing. 1959 Dramatic Club officers rounded up during dress ref hearsal of No Time for Sergeuntsf' Student director and VicefPresident Dan Murtaugh. Actor and Secretary Shannon Tighe, Lighting Director and President Lee Pallasch. The cast. the crew, and the director watch dress rehearsal 24 hours hefore stage time, Seated: Joe O'Callaghan. john Fiedler. Ed MCHLIQD, Dennis Milky. Ralph Kowf nacki. Al Topp. -lim Vsfoodward. .lim Ryan. Standing: Frank Phelan, Richard Larkin, ,lim Feeley. -lerry Tucker. Toni Egan. Clayt Wzirriiiith. Phil Ryan. Dick Lee. Dick Wrulfsinith. Shannon Tighc. Frank lost. Mr, U'Callaghan. Sal. one act plays Opposing the devil. hghting for the life of a New Hamp- shire farmer. Daniel Wehster fBill Barthj pleads hefore a jury of the damned: Seated: Mike McGrath lthe farmerj, Richard Lee, Frank lost, Toni Egan. Chris Detlnei' lthe dcvilj. AS, th? lfudlcmc agreed' 'w,h'1 'Fd like the devil. Chris Detmer. as the devil. Mike Mc' Standing: Phil Ryan. Clay Wziriiiiirli. Frank Phelan. Dick Grath. as the farmer, and Bill Barth, as thc Wivlfsriiitli. Richard Larkin. Shannon Tighe, lawyer Daniel Webster. S . E Q S is 5 x R I- ' s J X Fx f , ,...,X' YA Xfj Q fr ' Q x NX X N4 J S' ,ll Q N. , 3? ,inn -5 A sl if is ff i 1 --N 1 iff ',:, , ,.. 1-Q..N .. ,.,, ,HW M V f . ' ixgwgga SSQH M 'MWwwW, 255. fr-K-is 22 V Y X 31553, M W J -:'A' A M Q f W X 733 : 353 51 Q ,. K v b ,R , 2 Q 'fAPM Q55 -V f l ' 'W J 5 :tk 1 as V J. : A '. Q A If K 5 ' '1 ik' f ..-- ..: ' it ':,2 Fl ' ' f-K kfffifggu f if wg? fi? N az zgsffw Y K is ' Eg ,, Q is 2'. QV A Zz- p : . I si. 55, 5 hi v ' we aww ' lg gg ffiglggf QQ ' R-m y , , F W A f 2 W 'J WWW :fig x ' fia f '.:.:,,.. -.' ..,, , :':' A zf. .,,, A fi ,-,,- Q K -bi , . EM ':': : ' :..,, L 4 5' 1 -V:- T '-.-:x1 'E fifw W' QE Q 55 'V 2 'L ' .,,,., , -1- QMS 1 2 15 '- 5 :gf f ,V LE A Q is N ! Qs ,, .. if WX fLcft to riglwtj: Row 1: -lim Brophy. Bob Lloyd Row 2: Iolm Hcirty, Muriuim Kosirog, Edward Fitzgerald, Bob Martin Row 3: Mike Brown. Lee Hciderslwzxeli. Aldo Aurilio. Jim Killcan french Another year of the Freneli Club finds new members and new uflieers to further its tradition to seek the deeper understanding of the language and the people who speak it. cheerleaders Loyola Cheerleaders at St. George Game at Soldier Field Front: Bob Blncklidgc, Jerry -lolinson, Captain, Mike Fngnrf ty. Buck: Doug Wiekliaiiii, Civ captain, Denny Cunecn, Dave bluncs, Bert Buss, The ezimcru euuldn't capture tlie elieers or screams, lwut tlic lighting spirit is on every iziee. 7 I torch club Bottom Row: Mr. Cowley, Ed Morrissey, Richard Baur, Bernard Browci john Uelerich. Dick Devine. Martin Lane, Paul Biersach, Mr, Boyle, Znd Row: Tim Grithn, Paul Stepan, Pat Callahan. john Murphy, joe Lane, Chris Zacher, Tom Leahy. Tiin O'Shaughf nessy, Nick Rassas. 3rd Row: Art Collins, Dennis Garvey, Doug Wickliziiii, joe Bolsinger, Boh Thornton, Art Kruggel, Don Romano, Bill Smith, 4th Row: john Healy, Dick Byrne, Sieve O'Bi'yan, jack Callahan. Charles Gallagher. john O'Loughlin, Tom Vv'aldron. john Breen, ith Rowg Boh Ruppe, john McAdams, Ray O'Brien, Mike Bolan, Ed Fitzgerald, Andy Gritlin. Carl Buss, joe Mandarino. oth Row: Dale Leonard. joe Toland, john Krick. Dick Kenney, Mike O'NeiIl, Bill Ahern, jim dcsmet. 7th Row: Pete Steintels Art Smith. Barry Bielinski. Larry Dooley. jim Burke, H:nry Fceley, Dan Murtaugh, Lee Pallasch. Vfhere dchating works at speaking. the school newspaper at writing, and the dramatic cluh at acting, the Torch Cluh works for the school. The Tulip Trot, the pep rallies, the sockfhops, the intramural refereeing were a few of the ohvious iohs ol' the cluh, But precissly hecause they work for the school, so much of what they do many never see. The Torch Cluh has heen called the uhall hearings of thc school1 and they are. for with their constant help school activities can roll smoothly along. They have heen called the school's janitorsug and thsy are, for their work keeps the school moving, And hecause the cluh operates in and for the school, it relies on the classes of the school to nominate the memhci' that the Cluh will eventually pick for its ranks. The Torch Cluh is just what its estahlishment meant it to he: an internal 'irm ofthe school that will help to service, coordinate, and supply the school with men and time whsnever and wherever the call comes, -I 9 nominated, examined ant The power of communication heliind dramatic productions, haskethall games, dances and socials, this school pohlicity crew covers the corridors with hrushes and oils, Kneeling: Paul Boltr., john Yoshimura Marty Durlacher. Dick Ostry, john Vv'iihe'in, Neil O'Bri:n, Standing: Shannon Tighe, jim Baumstark, Mike Fogarty. Bill Koch, Tom Boyle. Andy Luczak, f vs -if ' F M X, clcctvd for scrvicc to thc school WWW I 1 WINS? U lflglmt llmgluiwlmlx Im' .1 wmulwd Tlllll' Tru! Umm' W Illlllik' lxuulf lulfk Kvnnuy. klwu MAll1klQll'lIX1l, ttI1.lI'It'S Lplll' f lugglwcl. B111 SIHIIIW, Hcmx' Ifvclcy. -lim lillrlw. Slum' A 5' U'B1v.l11. Tum XX'.1hl1'ul1. V .. S wi -Rfiwf W 'S X, - 32: 5555 gf' up. ff Eitfg f ling, r Zx for thc St. Ucwrgu gullw ll lW.ll1I1L'I gow Top: Dah' l,vu11.u'd, -lim Hrxnly W 7 3 OK vig ,ffm 1 S i 9 'fgiQ 5 1 , X 1 fljfx. ' '73-' ....,,., ., S I 1 Z 'S IS ,fb 62 f I3 N, N LW. fp ' rn qolx in TUV J , A, A , N - 05 Y - - 'Q f 1. ,Q A ,,5,,.' M ' ,ddyf ,...fr.if-f-W3 IS i A fx ymfsfi x is -5.. :., ggi! w an kg v W Q P . r 4 Us R Afli' Qelgggllnnssc, I959 editor, moderator, 1958 editor: the smiles will fade when they get to the printers. The covers of the PREPS ltell the story of the year: the parade of the seasons, the activf ities, the students, An old editor, the moderator, a new editor, the photographer: the staff that has the captains cannot miss, Chris Zacher, Mr. Shurr, Mike Dillon, Joe Wzislihtirii. The reporters are the feet of the newspaper 'they go lind and report the news that is Loyola. Standing: Bill Powell, Bill Sullivan, Boh Thornton, Boh Tarjan, Bill Koch, Dirk Milici. . Another three week run is hnished, and the paper off. Mike Dillon. Boh Scanlon, lvir. Shurr john Van Bramcr, Dennie Car' vey. 75 Prep Putting out a school newspaper, at Loyola the Prep, has never heen considered just the function of another extracurricular activity hecause its purpose lies deeper than school life, outside the walls of the school. For the high school paper operates on the journalistic princ pl: of iindng, writing, and puhlishing, and circulating the news for the people it reaches. So the students that report for, edit, and puhlish the Loyola Prep work on this principle and, guided hy a moderator, take the news that makes up Loyola and gather it together in an eight page trifweekly puhlicatitzn But hack of the principle and tl'e hlueprints lie the fun and the work: the reams of dummy paper filled, rolls of typewriter rihhons inked dry, and the untold hours spent drawing up layouts, tracking down reporters, hagglfng with printer. But the time and toils spent find satisfaction in planning another issue, and another, and another. '4m. ?'f ' Q T X X QE? L ' 'af f , W, M WE' Q if vm if , nr as A 5 N. xx, iw Q my JSE fl! f Q F k vs, 6 ww ff ZR 1 Y glee club Bottom Row: Mr. Crowlcy. lvlodcrator. Mikc Brown. Martin Murphy. Ed -lakoh. -loc lfontainc. Ind Row: Gcnc Alanowski. Don Alakoh. Paul McShanc. jim Ryan. ,lcrry Tuckcr. Tim Dixtl. Top Row: Erhard lirigclhcrg. Arinancl Capclcvicllc. Phil jonss. Alun Vx'ooclwai'il. .lun Higgins. .lim Fahian. Ngil 0'Bricn. Missing: john Rohcrts. Ray Brown. john Vsligncr. Dennis Cfunnccn. Aptly dcscrihctl 'is thc Thundcring Twcntyf' thc Ulcc Cluh, inodcralccl hy Mr. Crowley, Sol. and comprisccl of a group of Scno's fincst. havc sprcacl thcir talcnts far and widc, Thcir songs havc highlightccl many activitcs hcrc at Loyola and clscwhcrc, and havc hrightcncd many a day for pcoplc in hospitals and homcs all ovcr Chicago. Thcsc corporal works of mcrcy havc not hccn thc Ulcc Clulfs only hoast though, for thcy also havc put on thcir own shows, which havc rcccivcd praisc from tcachcrs and studcnts alilxc. Mr. Crowlcy, Mike Brown. Alim liahian, and Arinantl Capdcvicllc look oxcr score lor a forthcoming performance. it 'X fb fathers' and mothers, clubs We can well he proud of the Fathers' Cluh here at Loyola lor without them it is douhtliul that we would now he enjoying the heneliits oi our new location and campus, Their sponsorship of the Lennie Sachs Memorial Dinner has given us the means for our new foothall lield to he huilt and ready for use hy next foothall season. Their fund raising campaign has heen the main source of income for the school. But financial work is not the only side to their story for the Fathers' C-luh has done much to assist in forming the policy of the school and the solution of so many practical prohlems. Under the guidance of Father Legris, and Mr. Samuel R. Marotta cluh president. the club will continue to he the guiding light hehind the external activities at Loyola. Bottom Row: Mr. Egdar Buss, Mr. A. L, Stemwedel, Mr. Patrick Driscoll, Mr. Richard L. Halpin Mr. Fred A. Romano. Mr. j. F. Vxfoodward. Mr, Clarence W. Mclntosh, Mr. james Wzird, Mr. jasper DeNieoIa, Fr. G. M. Legris. 2nd Row: Mr. Thomas Boyle, Mr. james Salvatore, Mr, j. Clarke Baker, Mr. Floyd H. Minifie. Mr. john j. Toohey, Mr, Frederick R. Axley, Mrl William G. Weidert. Mr. Ernest Buckly, Mr. W. F. Salmon. 31-cl Row: Mr, George j. Rassas. Mr. Rohert F. Sennott, Mr. Charles M. G'Malley, Mr. Adolph P. Valenti, Mr. Richard L. Phelan, Mr. E. j. Murray, Mr. Paul A. Rigali, Mr. Willizlin E. Netzinger. Mr. Edward Davitt, Mr. Vincent L. Growney. 4th Row: Mr. Rohert j. Downing, Mr. Arthur B, Collins, Mr. Rohert C. Hofherr, Mr. Willizirii R. Otter, Mr. Patrick R. Scully, Mr. john B. Sharkey, Mr. Rohert L. Pendergast, Mr. H. E. Donovan, Mr. Hugh Vaske, Mr. john j. McCormick. Sth Row: Mr. Raymond F. Strauh, Mr. George P. Sullivan, Mr. Frank j. Hogan, Mr. joseph Wzishhiirii, Mr. Edward Smith. Mr. joseph Toland. Mr. Richard Sheridan, Mr. Michael Patrone, Mr. Charles Drucker, Mr, P. Lynch, FATHER'S CLUB OFFICERS Seated: Mr. Richard L. Halpin President, Father G. M, Legris, Mod erator, Mr. Fred A. Romano, Treasur er, Standing: Mr. Clarence W. Mcln tosh, Second VicefPresident, Mr james F. Yhfoodward. Secretary, Q .. iw , 5 521 Q 1 1 wt 71 h gt mA h h :ggi 'A Ag! 425, L! Y . CQ! N Rig A A gist' S X ' MWWSS ,Y -Q , K V if ' sf YW 'ff' W -W5 V Fw ,' 'I 5 T' Q ' aw iff K W ig? ,Q, Qisggfs' if ' 5 ' 2 K7 'Sf -' W I 'BYU , 52 f R, W -V 'E' A Y 3.8 ri--A 4, 163' wiki.: 1 Czlplzlinlng Luyuln through tlw North Scctiun athletics .Q if V -'ff .J-A fl, M., an improved loyola climbs toward the top Q1 End sweep 7 - Bill Ahern for a muddy hrst down. In his seeond year at Loyola Coach jim Pozza made his team into a contender for North Section honors. However, the 1958 varsity team was up and down in gaining its four and four record. In prefseason play Loyola howed to Fenwick, the Catholic League champion. They routed St. Philip and St. Mel. The first league game against Weher found Loyola wellfseasoned and eonlident. Late in the fourth quarter, losing hy twelve points, a desperate Loyola team hloeked a Weber punt setting up Loyola's Hrst seore. Still trailing with minutes remaining Loyola drove. fortyffive yards for the winning touchdown. The next three games saw Loyola playf ing good foothall hut suffering defeat. They elif maxed the season hy crushing Holy Trinity. 2 Ll. licnwick . . St. Philip .. Sl. .. Weber' . Dellaul . .. St. George .. Cordon Tech Holy Trinity Opponent ....lO ll U ...ll ...28 ,..l-1 ...li 0 Loyola ll 32 34 l6 0 8 6 26 83 Top Row: Coach james Pozza, Ted Handing, Pat Callahan, Pat Halperin, Mike Bolan, jim DeSmet, Bill Ahern, Art Smith, john McGuire, Larry Dooley, john Krick, Dun Romano, Dick Ostry, Coach Gene Sullivan. Middle Row: Dave Almeroth, Cris Nieman. Ned Healy, Ed Fitzgerald, Mike Bauer, john Breen. Marty Durlacher, joe Bolsinger, Ray Larson, Dale Leonard, Carl Buss, Celeste DiPietropaolo, Bob Biersach. Bottom Row: Fred Axley, Ed Morrissey. Dick Buur, Bill Smith, Tom Pendergast, Tom Hoskins, jim Conway, Art Kruggel, Dick Devine, Nick Rassas, Joel Fugazzotto, Dick Osten. Carl Buss swings wide to avoid lone De Paul defender q,f ' g A: iv s N9 Larry Dooley, ffienterj Ed l'itzgLr.1ld. QT.iekleD Bill Slllifll- 4QBJ Farther Ryan lends Rznnlnler squad in pre H3111 C PTZIYCT. mai ..k,n it ii Q A N 'vu 'Q 5 Y? Se Bob Ruppe spears si beautiful pass thrown by Smith in the De Paul game. 'iFuur Horsemen Bill Ahern, Bill Smith, klulin O Breen. and Curl Buss. Q SX Curl Buss. QHBJ ' ' '- 2- i - Mike Bulznn. 1Tuel4lej me . i if we .i QW Ray Larson. Qcenterj Blll Ahern hulkhead of Ralnhlcr offense suc- ceeds in penetrating St, Philip? line. Summit Conleremt s aka 5 1.1 Bill Ahern. QFBJ. capram .lim deSmet. lGuardl Boh Rnppe, iEndj john Kriek, 1EndJ Fred Axlcy, QC Lnznr dl Art Kruggel, 1GuardJ Dale Le Lwnmznr d, Vfacklcl Alohn Breen. lHBl Steve Kelly. lTacklcJ john McGuire. lEndl .lim CHHWIW. lHBl Art Smith, QHBJ Bill Snnth to Bob Ruppc and another TD is set up, Bob Rnppe along with john MeGL1ire had a good day on thc receiving end of Bull Smith's passes. ArtA Kruggel intercepts a pass from the hands ol a De Paul receiver. . fe A K-.. l l 8 5 x 1 M it 5 'N qui an -: -. aw, . .,,.,. I In 3. IJ... an 4' I as J 11' 5' , , ' . r L, I' 9 . y. U ' srwwwwi I v ,VP x! 'f .fg,., E 2 Top Row: jim Penfold, Brent Starck. Terry Murphy, Harry McDonagh, Leo Heinz, Bill Powers, Ed Meintzer, john Hamilton, Dwight Fisher, Garry Vxfoodward, Ed Murray, john Br:slin, Third Row: Mr. Boyle, S.j., john Foreman, Paul Fieherg, Steve Butler, Bill Breen, Bill Pendergast. Carl Gehuhr, jim Coughlin, Gerry Pearson, George Elmore, Mike Kincaid, Pete Kane, jim Vertenten, jim Ryan, Torn Cole, Boh Braasch, john Hayes, Mr. Crowley, S.j. Second Row: jim Quinn, jim Sexton. Pat Kelly, john Byrnes, Boh Murphy, Boh Barrett, Den- nis Murphy, Bill Metzger, Roger Fernandez-Rojo, Boh Sennott, George Keefe, Terry Kelly. First Row: jim O'Connor, Dick Castro, Dick Growney, Dick Zasiehida, Don Pantle, jim Phelan, Gerry Bax, Tom Perlitz, jim Toohey, Mike Mackey. Dick Hofherr, short on jerseys, lon on power School had just hegun when iiftyfone new Loyola students tried out for the freshman foot' hall team. Soon coaches Boyle, S.j., and Crowley, S.j., had worked the team into shape. Co' captains jim Phelan and Don Pantle led the team to a very sucf cessful season with three victories and two losses. ln the opening game, the frosh trounced DePaul 3241, Hungry for more spoils, they next downed Ignatius 2843. The following week the frosh travelled to Gordon Tech where they lost to GorL1on's froshf soph team, 643, Bouncing hack, the frosh whipped Holy Trinity, 3844. In the traditional season finale with St. George, the Ramf hlers suceumhed 2841. 86 si' c S X ir K :N 'mtv Ns.-5 r ,X if ,iff A fx X 55+ xg, -0, A xg hcavics pnint. ln tliuii' l'ulliixviiig gains, rlit- RIllNlWlUl'S ftlgctl tlic liutfslmiriiig Trinity tcann H1778 in tlicii' liiglicst scoring gznnc uf tlic scaisoii Liwynla tlicn lull twigs lwtkii-Q tlic stalling tactics inf St. Ccnrgc and l3vl'4nil in clnsu ggnncs. An iiiipixwctl Vwfclwi' lull clulw tuinlwlctl lwcfnrc tliv snappy lmll lilintlling nf' .Inlin O'Lnuglilin and Allie Maintlzwinu. Drspitc tlic clllwts ul. Timm Hnpkins witli 19 points, Trinity clippcd ilit- Rgiinlilvrs liy twin piiints in ovci't'iiic. ln tlic lgist gznnc of pliiy, tlic R.niililci's tlulltwitttl thiimlnii, gissuring tliuinsclvcs nf tliirtl pliicc in ilu' Nimrtli Scctiuii. I In rliv plaiyfiill' ggnncs, Lnynlli lust tlicir first gannc tn Lum, tlii: Sl-iitli Suctinii Cfliaiinps. Huaitlf up lull playing put ,Iiin Mc' llllllxld in pusitiun liar tliif unc. Buttuin Ruw: Tliiwiiiau A, lvlcrrill, Mgr.: Rvclizirtl VI, Ustry. Mgr.: l'a1ti'ick . Ciilliilizin, Mgr. Intl Rim: Faitlicr NY. P. Ryan, vlulin A, Olmigliliii. Vinucnt kl. Ui-iilmm. Tliuingix Vdiltlrimii, ffimcli Engcnc Sullivan. 3rd Ruwg -Icrsspli Mundaurinu. Mit-li' .icl Lyons. ,Iulin Miilniwy, RulN'l'l Rimpc, ,Iiilin Clclzinnl. Twp Ruw: ,lziiiiw Biirlxr, Ilulin Mt Uiiirc. Daniel Dnicli. Dginicl Siillivxin, Dmiglgif Higgins, Nut pictiirctl: xliin Mulnlmli. Nu luck ul liciini livrc I X 3 6 gy +4 A 1 f 9' 28 if ggi-fe of W! f 1 'Q' X, ' ,X ' 4. y. Y KF Ya gi 3 W2 31 U uf' ,X N-.1 'iULll 015' s Bottom Row Riehlrd Ostry Mgr Richird Dvint Corntliu Sullivin , :'1 ., 1,1 'z e ,, 's. Thomas Merrill, Mgr.g Paul Stepan, Thomas Cleland, Patrick Callahan, Mgr. Top Row Fithcr W. P Ryan, SJ., Vvilliain Smith, Stut O Bryan, janits Lyons, john Callahan, Craig Leonard, Coach Eugene Sullivan, upset hampers title prospects w lack C.allahan takes pass from Paul Stepan. Two its in the ofling Loyola hegan the practice season hy winning its first three practice games, due mostly to the headsfup play of Steve O'Bryan and Bill Smith. But the Ramhlers were upset in the first game of the Fenwick Tournament, despite the return of veteran jack Callahan to the startf ing lineup. Again in regular season play the lights, sparked hy allfwction guard Bill Smith, grahhed an early league lead hy winning their first three games. The Ramhlers then ran into awayffromfhome upsets hy Gordon Tech and Holy Trinity. With their hacks to the wall, due to losses to DePaul and Vkfeher, they fought their way hack to second place, winning the last three games in a row In their first playoff game, the lights toppled topf ranked St. Rita, thanks to the outstanding team play. In the semiffinals Loyola fought hard hut couldn't overf come a good St. Philip team plus a lot of had hreaks. In many games the clutch shooting of' Lee Heidersf hach and Dick Devine decided the outcome. Dick Byrne and Tom Cleland carried the reserve hurden most of' the year. 90 Paul Stevan. hustliug light' weight forward. hits for two iii touafii St. George game, Bill Smith. Guard Steve O'Bry 'All 1. Center Lee Heidershaeh. Guard T emumm Cleland, Forward jack Callahz 111. Forward Dick Byrne. Forward Dick Devine. F cvrx x 'ard Paul Stepau. Guard Senior forvri n t lly n t, rvlwouiid. Oppoiieiih Loyo St. Rita ...,.. 46 78 bt. Mel ....... 47 94 St. Benedict 43 74 ht. Elizabeth .51 74 Fenwick ....... 34 32 St, Rita ...... 49 60 St, Philip ...., 76 641 Fenwick . . . .69 67 Meiidel .. ... 50 47 St, Philip ..... 43 41 Mendel ....... 65' 49 St. Benedict ...46 75 St. George .... Z7 io St. Mel .... ,TU 'il De Paul ...... 73 61 Weber ........ 47 95 Gordon Tech ..63 58 Holy Trinity ..77 61 St, George .... 49 62 De Paul ...... 49 49 Weber' ........ il 49 Holy Trinity U32 92 Gordon Tech ..47 '57 St, Rita ...... 62 64 St. Philip ..... il 49 olloxw up Qhol witi i Butrnmm Ruw: Couch -Inmcs Pnzzu, Michael Burton. Douglas Hifi: ' llls. b b k , b, Twp Row: Gcurgc Elmnrc, john XIUIWRHIIICS, Barry Wh2llCI1. d Ucurgc S1-idc11hccku1'. -lim Q5.LUll2lhIiI1. Twp Rmv: Tl11Dl1ILlN Morrill, Mgr. -lnrlm Uclcriclu. Dillilllki l 4 T Ykvlily. ,I.11X1 'N Ly fm. 111111 Xxfylllllhilih, Vv'1lli:1m Mslzgcr. Cuzlch fl ' b k b' ll 13111111111 Ruw: Aluwph Mnrtcm, Richard B111111 Mwlmcl d fXl1g1'n, R1m11a1l1l Rvhundt, ff1w1'11vl111s SllHiV1ll1, ,Iumcs Stclfcns. I E ,dn-.W auf ,uv X ici ..,. ,:. ., , Q Aa 1 -9' A TTR, Q 1: 5I2:TEE?f 2 xx E533 25,3351 . wwsssew S 232 WHEN 5 '15, X Q we X We W :2. iw., 'Wi AN . N A M Q gf iism, if .,,. ,,,,v,,W ...V- :T 3 'Q Wg , x nf 'if Vp- mmm w , , 'wwf x . k w'79al'! S ' , L?mSf 1eE?ma Junior Swimming Team Bottom Row: William Clark, Gilbert Krug, james Giambolvo, Francis Cook. Martin Lane, Paul Stepan, Timothy Grifhn. Brian McDonnell, Geoffrey Donoghue, Sean Woodburn. Top Row: Coach Donald Mulligan, Robert Rowland, Timothy O'Shaughf nessy, Pete Jost, Ched Lyman. Darro Angelini, Michael Griffin, Edward Sessions, Albert Mayhoefer. Robert Wagman, mgr., Dale Leonard, mgr. Loyola's senior swimming team, coached by Mr. Donald Mulligan and captured by Barry Bielinski, ended a successful season by placing in the City Championship meet. This year's wellfbalanced team qualif fied individuals and relay teams in every event, led by Barry Bielinski, who set a new Catholic League backstroke record in the finals, Dick Dooley, and joe Lane. The varsity squad compiled a seventeen and two record in dual meets. Victories over Marquette High of Milwaukee, Wisconsin State Champs and Shurz, runnerfup in the Public League, highlighted the season. Team strength was emphasized by the fine second place finish in the Catholic League Relays Meet. The junior team fared equally well, capturing second place in the junior Championships. The fine work of Sophmores Tim 0'Shaughf nessy, Ed Sessions, Al Mayhoefer, Paul Stepan, and Freshman joe Griffin throughout the season and in the City Meet were largely responf sible for the junior team's fine showing. An impressive record of fifteen victories and two defeats was credited to the team. The Freshmen, under the leadership of Father Bcall, finished second in the Catholic League Freshmen Meet. swimming Bottom Row: Thomas Merrill, Thomas Charlton. Terrence Murphy, Edmund Donughue, Robert Winks, James Palm, Thomas Boyle, Ernst Buckley, Michael Tansey, NVilliam Powell. Top Row: Robert Malachowski, George Schaefer, john Flatley, James Daly. james Ryan, Roger FernandezfRojo, Bernd Metz, Robert Kozlowski, Robert Barrett, Robert Wagman. W., A-SA M., Q x N M ik , , '65 , K is X K lg A ' H' 'A X 'f i A V Qf x W 1 V t X Q V I X1 ? 1- mf f . 1 N , Q we , i . L is ,V Q f 5 ,f 'P I xiii X 1 A ,Q , ' Q X F i- ' F S iz' S wi f 93 W 1 W it fb ff LL ? , Q -, Q is .Q -gb q ..' I . H 2 aww K. , Lfgk i 9 ,Q -Q I ,x W 5 9 wks- f . nw N A A-kw t Q ' - . x im gi 5 9, W f f ff Y x ,f A Q A .. 6 if A X. SERS' P 'l ' A f 'P :.,, . , el 'N 'f x 1 ' .X W 1 ' If x-,, Q .t ' .R A '-- 'K f x -:- 1-f D Mx, ii f' ind Fred Mausolf check their time. Drucker. Bill Mangione, and Pat Kealy. Top Row: Coach Don Mulligan, Tom Beaver, john Gcrding. Erhard Friedherg. Art Gross. Tom Farrell. Bill Ahern. Jim deSmet, Middle Row: Mike Bolan. Doug Wickliziiii, Don jakoh, Tom Cerwin. jim Kopp, Pat Brown. Marty Forhes. Bottom Row: Dick Hofherr, ingr.. john lvlcconyille. Mike O'Connell. Fred Axlcy, Fred Mausolf. Boh Dix, John Van Bramcr, Boh Tarjan, running, jumping, vaulting, winning In his return to coaching the sport of the physically fit, Coach Don Mulligan added the most important ingredient for a championship team, spirit. With only a few returning lettermen, he has molded the squad into a strong contender for the city meet. His hopes are placed on the ahle shoulders of Tom Cerwin, -lim Kopp, and Tom Farrell. sae. ohn Van Bramer. Tom Beaver. Four Sophomore runners and their coach: Boh Rowland, Mike i Coach Mulligan. Boh Dixi Tom Cerwin. Mike O'ffonnell, and Tom liarre 97 each a champion in his own field. are on their marks. . Q . Ev? Q ' Si Y 'W We Q? ,N 'Y Hw W A ,W . A. Q ' li V ,..,., 153. , gg. if K N - ' ., .':','a - N Q. Lzzr - Q .:. , ,,. 2 A T :'Q- :'l' X1 f .-:s ,..,: 1 5 - 541152 , A 4 ggiggigav gsgllallg , NX 5 kv M S .?,. 5? ff? Q 329 fi QJWMWWQQ 3? - K .:- ' :,: - '--, 5 , .-,,:,,,-, : - c3g,b. Q Z, , , we K . ,.,, ,1., I , 1 1 Qzfl Q '-:-P ,.V.. .- .,. L- Eggs gi ga s QF? gw a w .Ffvkw Mamas EVMM F S Smith KA A X.- x 4? ,:, X' keg: A X. X K ,'.. - ,zfji n fel. fx, . 1 f iifzifi, is X F Wfzwg. A : - Pg wr , J as x Q 5, E ge P F Q +.. 5,5 , fi ew 3 ? 2 . N, -my M Q5 A , , ..,, : .. . f W -'-'::.::... Q x A X WN wk egg F 5? 3 Fm 533 fiwg f Q i '- 1 Q SSE' 5 V Q 55 l N A Q, W mmf . A X , we Q Q48 af. 1 Q, ifxxx xx f , 'wxwx Bk Qf aa Q PQQEQ' N51 .pw ,eff- W. - .aw Yrffmx QWUX. xx 11 sf a NW 2 Q .fix ,wif A X X if is SH 2 f awww W aiu Q52 ,ww w .www -1 ,Q X EAS 1 EZ? . Q I ' ffzz A 7 ' F? Q I ' ia J. ww :gg , me , As i' 33 5 'S I 21 4 lan kia T33 A A fx M' gb 3 df ff ' 4 fm-A f 22 2 jwwg. as ,mmf V 3 fu X f 'Q jg Qc,-mm -.. . .Q 4 sf N fwkfww W NNN 0- X X XXX 4 5 'TAX ' ix x iw Sk X J.. ks x is Q: S ff Aw S R 1 x NR nik 1 X was in NX 0 Q Top Row: Mr. Kotowski, Mike Stockreiter, Bill Murphy, Tom Thilman, Bill Barth, -lim Higgins, Al Moody, Ed Dunn, Chuck Cavallo, Bill Meintzcr, Fr. Conroy, S.-I. Middle Row: jeff Stover, Bill Suchors, Dale Leonard, R. O'Brien, jack Callahan. Boh Scanlan, jerry lwlarzano, john O'Loughlin, Defies Carroll, John Blais, Bottom Row: Dick Byrne, Dick Primeau, George Coleman, Frank Roti, Al Landt. Dick Zasiehida, Boh Thornton, Don Kelly. baseball is for the Warm blooded When the White Sox swung to sunny Florida and Cuhs moved to warm, dry Arizona for spring training, Mr. Casimir Kotowski, Sul. sent out a call for Loyola's hest. In some of the worst early spring weather that the midwest has produced Coaches Kotowski and Conroy drilled their squad wherever they could Hnd room to stretch. Before the last haskct had heen raised one hundred varsity hopefuls swarmed onto the gym floor to prove the old adage, where there's a will . . Later on the hasehall team moved to the parking lot, then to the south end of the athletic fields, and finally to a park called home in Glenview, NVhen finally the sun came hack to Chicago the first nine took the field against St. Ceorge and St. Rita. Badly defeated in hoth these games, the team had only one reaction. They came to practice swinging and throwng harder and harder. A season of sixteen games isnit lost in the first two. Mike Siockreiter ,Iunior center' fielder Bill Suchors, tnior outfielder. IOO WWW imgnawgw Q-no-Q n my ww H wx t Mumlx ul ruuu y O B11 n and julm :xx k N Eg Du tm N Con mlm I I ku Dlck Z1 mind: ll ll ml 1 ur 1 Q I1 nm in rn: gvtlm . A455 55? f 1 Top Row: Fr, Crane. Bob Barrett. Bob Riggs, Barry Whzilen. Middle Row: Don Car' ey, Brent Starck, Bill Kel' ly. Bottom Row: Terry Doyle. Clark Pleiss. Top Row: Bruce No' ble, john Pasternackl Bottom Row: Bob Golf ton, john MCAd2lmS. Er' nie Dehnert, Dave Scholl. Standing: Fr. Crane. SJ., Leslie Schier, lo ola potential tennis power Fr. Crane and tennis at Loyola are synonymous. Almost every year his teams have brought a memento back to Hll Loyola's bulging trophy cases. The squad has won eighteen championships, ten more than any other sport in the school. Under captain Bruce Noble this year's team in its opener tied Senn High School, a strong contender in the Public League. Although no other matches have been played, it can be confidently stated that, with stars like Bob Golton, John McAdams, Dave Scholl, and john Pasternack, this will be another great year. Dave Scholl devastates his opponent with a sizzling return. lO2 'if J yay ' ,. E ' E 2 Q 2 gilfrzf? xx K 1 was fig J T93 Y A f K X. If? , Loyola Academy, the High School Def partment of Loyola University is situated in Rogers Park near Evanston Avenue hetween Devon and Hayes Avenues, and is under the control of the Society of Jesus. It is the first of several university huildings soon to he erected on this site, It was opened last Septemher 1909, Its location is very advantageous and is directly reached lay the North surface lines and hy the electric elevated railway. Loyola Academy catalogue. 1910 11115 IS the new 10 Ola academy And thus, we lwcgam. At that timu Dumliaicli Hull, filled to tlic QUl1XK'1llL'S, would cumfurtnlily uc' cuiiiiiimlaltc four liumlrcd and fiff tccii studcnts. But in 1909, Loyola was fur from that. Still wc madc no littlc plans, and wc dclvcd into thc classics at once . , The Recital Hall. Room 27? l IO5 ww Tlw Dining Ronin, Tlic LUIIIUIC? Tlic Gym. Tlic Physio Laili' ff CL.. K Y af A We developed in classes, athletics, and activities power in the city. The Heavies The Champs. Vvlhile Vw'oodrow Vv'11son negotiated the 111- lamed treaty ol Versailles, this augustflooking group was making Loyola safe for sophomores. It sophmoritis had yet made its mark this class ol 1919 managed to cover it very well. Since the fall ol 19119, when Loyola Academy started its career, there has heen one factor missing which was necessary to make this institution the leader of its class in the MiddlefWest an Academy Magazine. The elass of 1913 have for four years realized the necessity ol a school paperg and at last have materialized their ideals in this, the hrst issue of the Loyola Academy Prep . . . . Edward N. Maher '13 Editor 106 To the larsighted class of 1913. we owe the hirth of the parent puhlication which sired today's Prep and Year. For many years the Prep was puhlished as a literary quarterly. Many a hudding journalist filled its ranks. This opening issue saw at work the early pen of Westf hrook Pegler. By 1918, Loyola was a recognized athletic ,,,.v .,.. LOYUL4 LOYULA 1 'HDL' S9 Wm' Q ll' ,dui kv XT. lwm-4'5 LOYW4 .. .F Nwwmwawx W Qxggxx xg, Chzunpmllship bzlwfmll. IVZI 1-.Q 1 ll i F- Lf' A . ilu l IA . 2. . 'S vdvsws X -' 5 fi-B 'xv if Z Chznnpionfhxp haskctbzxll. 1927 QI - 1 Q9 'A 'X' W., Q 'P x - Q, Y X Q, ox gb foo Q Q : -9, 41 'K 1- X O w 9 V Q, O ' Q, X GK fy W .Oo if kk vz X ALM . W 1.55 -S X S Cha1111pim1ship football. 1926. lo Ola roared with the twenties uyulgfs umsistuntly succcssful athletic tczuns of thu l92lVs clmructcrizcd the grunt spirit of thc gmwing school in all iiclds. 'li ii! FII ll N 5' ' ' 5' ' i in? l , xy, - Loyola's ring msn tht- Boxing tuam of 1946. H011 May lst, when many celebri- ties parlicipatcd in a Victory Rally on Loyola's campus to boost thc sale of Vyai' Bonds and Siamris. L, -K s hand lcd tht parade and played scycral nuinhcrs on th: rogramf' P lil-42 the war years Vv'ith thu ionr'hundi'cdth annix't'rsary of thc Socicty of jesus. camc th: thirticth annivcrf sary of Loyola Academy. A drop in thc huckct hy Coinparisoni' Vwfcll. yes. hut LA was growing - cxpanding with activities thai xx'crcn't wcn hcforc or havtnit hccn sccn sinus. ew is :rt 4 n M, ' 3 'IJ' To thc Loyolans who gave their livcs for us and for thcir country in Wmwrltl Walt Il, wc humhly and rcvcrcntly dcdicatc this hook, lvfany words arc unncccssary: their deed was so grcat, our trihutc so small. lvlay thc Good God rcward then sacrifice and takc thcm into His arms forcvcr. , , . . . . . . . The Grad Prop Dcdication to 47 msn of Loyola Acadcmy. Thu Class of 1946. Loyola in a wry rual scnsc had gone through hoth grcat wars. Now thc world was quict and Loyola lookcd ahcad ....... IO9 this is the new loyola academy Witlm the breaking of ground on July 31, 1956, Loyola Academyls dream of more than two decades will be realized. Since 1930 the construction of a new and larger Academy has been only a hopeful idea in the minds of our Jesuit administraf tors. To be erected on a twentyfnve acre site at Edens Expressway and Lake Avenue in Wiliiiette, the new buildings will acf comodate 1500 students and provide room for expansion. . .Grad Prep, 1956. Ever upward and onward, We huild ..... l I . And move. And thus, we lwcgin again, neary a half century later still making no little plans. But now we have rich foundation on which to huild. Experif ence, tradition to carry us on through, God willing, another half century and further. To the men of God and laymen who have made Loyola what it is, we have dedicated this hook. To them we look for leadership for a century. Mr. Charles A, Law, S.-I,, from Loyola Academy to the mission fields of Nepal with that leadership, for thousands of Christls Lilihzlptized Souls. lGraduated 1949.1 I ...ffw i As Lf, .. .fg 1 ,Mo 95 X v 4 511 W wit ,- ,x -5 A . f I ' I if all -4 ' yr. . X si,- zfv. .'j an ,J 1' iii. fu. 5: 2 .H ..t,. -. ' ffiie if ii W Gifs. .M A v ll IAS f Kung: T wx a F, CZ qv- . . mi' 5 3 1 -SSN 'ini ..,. A-ffm - ,A I ,,VA .. Q 6 I' jhx. .f is v . 'g f51vvxA xr' V. wS Qi MP? zz kip .Y X 5 ,vi 5,3 ' MPS' as 1 A ni ' A - ' A 'QW' ff! 'mf X W -if 'sf 3, ,..,,M Q. JJ- J 3' fr 1' 332 .Q 'E .ef ff -N N.. J- 'Q r ,rx N- Mm W X 4 underclassmen NX. lip-' rt 3A Bottom Row: Richard G, Primeau, james B. Haddad, Stephen P. Thalin, Hugh B. Savage, William Smith, Thomas M. Penclergast, Michael P. Riley 2nd Row: Allan D. Lanclt, john R. Nelson, joseph V. Karaganis, Ray' mond C. Hofer, Donald F. Romano, james S. Keller, james A. Morrison, Michael M. O'Brien. joseph M. O'Callaghan, john P. Biersach 3rd Row: james A. Ryan, Farrel j. GriHin, john H. Gerding, joseph M. Lyons, Thomas j. Owens, james E. Higgins, Carl M. Buss, Charles O. Elson, Edwin R. Dunn Top Row: john B. Sharkey, William M. Hanson, Richard A. Lee, Arthur H. Gross, Paul E. Prang, james F. Wtiridward, Rohert j. Valko, Gerald B. Hillenbrand. Leslie K. Schier A 'him . vw' l fi glam. il A --'R ' '-K ,,. .D c s N.. 1 ' ' el. u A Q gn ' ' -,-in ,:. mg . . .aff-yr., ro:-'ga I- 'X 3 .- it is , wx ii e' X -. if wx :,,., ,,.:- U X N V71 'tg if . ,H 'Q 1.5, x. jzfxng .Ve I. 1 K X ,JJ K ix ' if B I Y. ' N 4, 1-1 x 1 J fly' Xu 3B Bottom Row: Anthony j. Pettit, Wil' liam F. Koch, Douglas G, Davidson. james S. Baumstark, Donald F. Sher- ony, Dennis M. Garvey, john D. Van Bramer. Patrick Callahan 2nd Row: Donald jalcoh, jerome E. Tucker, james E. Davitt, Rohert S. Scanlan, Miclizlel R. Dillon, Carl E. Moore, Celest P. DiPietropaolo, john T. Keelan 5rd Row: Rohert VJ. Dohhins. john D. Wxtgiier. Denis A. Molloy, Michael O'Connell. james W. Healy, Thomas P. Farrell. Conway E. U'Brien, Marla Caraher, Arthur F. Kruggel. Top Row: Dennis K. Sullivan. Rohert E. Vvlade, john R. Spactli, Thomas T. Ebhers, jerome j. Ward, john T. Toohey, Theodore M, Clarke, Thomas R. DeMaeyer, Brian T. Pahieh. David E. Scholl Absent: Michael Fogarty 'lx ..,. . It's the break called lunch that counts School spirit heneatzh the Septemher sun A Faces in the crowd rpm-0 , ' -'I . f -': 'ill + fi-- place to sit and pray II5 Tl .. rf 3 :ur . it JH lm il 5 I I , 1 rl ' x 5- V 4 ,V .. i A : N L x W 'i , .' l , I l , 1 ,Z 3C Bottom Row: Peter j, Goschy, Mar' tin L. Forbes, Rohert F, Dole jr., Dennis I. O'Connell, Patrick H. Car' nenter, Raymond D, Schiffer, Daniel R. Foley 2nd Row: Edward j, Healy, Thomas K. Leahy. joseph A. Brinekerhoff, james L. Morse, Willizlni G. Carton, David C, james, Robert E. Stanmeyer 3rd Row: Henry j. Sullivan, john W. Schoen. Vincent F. Garvy, David G. Reuss, Francis M, Stockreiter, Wil' Iiam j. Braasch, Corden G. Andersen Top Row: Patrick A, Welsli, Martin LA Durlacher, Kenneth M. Simons, Charles E. johnsos, Thomas M. Smith, Thomas A. Beaver, Rohert A. Victorine Absent: Kenneth F, Vizzone. john O. Flynn An interestin ig visitor: Harms Wtmtmds deer hit hy car Learn while you urn oothall's linale: 37 starters me Homecoming: Dancing in the rain II6 3-D Bottom Row: Thomas A. Newton, joel T. Fugazzotto. Patrick B. Byrne, james E. janovics, Richard A. Osten, john M. Maloney, john P. Healy 2nd Row: john H, Naper, john Mcflonville. Richard B. Schager, Rohert W. Kane, joseph C. Lane, Michael j, Marotta. james j. McFaul, Vvlilliam G. Reedy. George T. Cole- man, Ernst F. Dehnert 3rd Row: Thomas A, Cleland, George j. Gilhert, Arthur B. Col' lins. Victor F. Candevielle. Frank E. Phslan. Patrick C. Dooley, Gerald Marzano. Thomas Wzildrtiri, john P, Murphy Top Row: Coleman M. Connolly, john D, Sheflleld, Willitirii V. Reich' ert, Robert Ruppe, john P. Can' non, Frank A. jost. john C. Berghotf, Rohert N, Beueher. joseph A, Mc' Cowan ...,,.... LQSE R 5233. E I Q-,N 1 5 2 E-anti? M1533 tx S J MASQ Y QW: x LmtQa'gmSl'A ' wf. , A Q., mnihsnui 1 3' , 5 2 5 wi Q s xi . frail ES . ' x 'U 3E Bottom Row: Patrick C. Brown. George E. Burns, john T. Dietze. Patrick H. Moorhead, john D. Gronek, Frederick A. Mausolf. Don' ald W. Ronin 2nd Row: Thomas j. Kelly, Paul A.. Mcshane. Emmet MeKune. james R. Geary. Thomas j. Grinnelly. Pat' rick T. Driscoll. Dennis N. Mc' Carthy, Donald R. Hehman, Thomas j. Ward ' 3rd Row: Christopher Detmer, Ste' phen P, Kelly. john E. Maloney, john A. Breen, Timothy Leahy, john P. Reed, Thomas T. Hoskins, Francis P. Arnolds Top Row Terrence P. Smith. Tho' mas M. Egan, Dean E. Conley. Roh' ert T. Horan. john D, Mitchell, Gerf ard B. Gallagher. Michael A. Stocker. Donald E. Stephan. Thomas E. Sie' hert Absent: Shannon M, Tighe tv. ...w L' .43-it tx f .. I X V V it 'Nxt ml ,A - llc 1 lx N64 l th, N, 4 will it fa ij K, R R A f M f.. 'L 1 -.u f 3F Bottom Row: Glen L. janczak, Roh' ert C. Mueller. Alexia V. Wasleff, Robert j. Dix, Christopher T. Carley. joseph T. Shields. joseph R. Anzef lone 2nd Row: james W. johnson. jo' seph D. Mandarino, Geoffrey V. Stover, Michael O. McGeehan, Wil- liam R. Sparks, Donald S, Valenti. Paul D. McCann Donald M. Kelly 3rd Row: Lawrence M. Keefe, james E. Feeley, jerome j. Huske, Edward j. Niklewicz, joseph C. Sexton, Rich' ard j. Ostry. jr., jerome R. Davis, Harvey D. Woods, Robert V. Streff' Top Row: james M. Vaske, Ray' mond M. Larson. William E. Herber, Robert j. Steffes, john A. McGuire, james P, Mclntosch, Michael E. Bauer, Edwin G. Richer All this for one raffle ticket The VolksVw'agen sat and froze Four more inches ni in we're late ag y. Do you realize that every Won't it ever stop? snow flake is different? II9 I' outa yer mind s J .1 A, .. .X Wm1n't they ever learn ,M . Tl Z 1. ' Wil, l ' N ' 1 3,13 ,gmt I in iilllin v l . l'l 'L W9 ' - in 4 . ci 'll' F ,A . A 'W , . all a matter of stance W .. I ZA Bottom Row Rohert R. O'Neill, Ronald A. Shostgr, john P. Kelleher, Stephen P, D'lorio, james S. Stef- lens. -Ietlrey T. Liaotaud. james bl, Penney 2nd Row: Martin bl. Lane. Terrence 1. Tighe. Miehael Lops, Richard F. Vsfolfsinith. Ronald V. Berger, Cornelf ios j. Sullivan. Dennis R. Marotta. Eugene B. Ostrom. Gilhert M. Krug 3-rd Row: Andrrw R, Bohatch. Paul H. Stepan. Thomas R. Tiernan, Roh' ert E. Schneider, Williailii M. Cramer. O, Edson Sessions. Geoffrey A. Don' oghue. james F. Rappel, john L. Wilheliii Top Row: Carl D. Miklitseh, Barry W. McCarthy, Willizim C. Doyle, john R, Bayalis, Charles I. 0'Laugh' lin, jr.. Douglas A. Higgins, Michael M, Egan. Charles E. Polyak, john Iski , A. li . A hloe Monday: St. George I4 Loyola 8 2B Bottom Row: Thomas O. Hixson, Rohert M, Farrell, Edward T. Lang, Philip Sweenie. Thomas E. Miller. Patrick F. O'Brien. Rohert nl. Biersaeh 2nd Row: Michael L. Grillin, john S. Gl:ason, Ill, Rohert V. Gronek, Jerome Roherts, Edward W. -lakoh, George j. Hennig. james G. Smith, Patrick G. Pallaseh 3rd Row: Michael F. Stell, Keith E. Alley, Paul Voss. Patrick Halperin. Andrew E. Luezak. David M, Maytnier, jr., -Ierome P. Menkf l'12lll5, Alexander -I. Topp Top Row: Rohert F. Leslie, Michael Carlueei. Peter D. jost, Thomas E. Kowalski, Rohert A, Schultz. Lance F. klaeohs. Kyle A, Hermanny, Joseph Bolsinger No. l never eat carrots Q 1. I.- .1 ,. 4. ' 1 lg w- V, ' ' . . 1 1 .gm-,E 14344 'Y' 'JJ I ,W 9' V' Mgt 1' Y 1 5 ll .FF . ,X 3 Q J sophomores I lx 'WG fit Spb X J as .... 'if ' 'X Am 'WS cs if G..-. xy C5 si' Ng? SSM :Qu 2C Bottom Row: David M. Alnieroth, Harvey L, Sclineider, Edwin R. Lay' nian, Philip E. Mooney, james N. Pauly, Timothy E. Grlllin, Peter O'N. Freeding, Richard H. Anderson, james T. Ostholthotl Second Row: Gerald L. Klimczak. Francis C. Siuta, john K. Hughs. Vxfilliani W. Mangione, jr., David L. jennings, Richard F. Aigner, Harold A. DcNieola. james Fitzgerald. An' drew XV, Runge Top Row: Eugene C. l'lanii'ton, john B. Ten Eyek, Michael F, Vfelsh. Carl M. Zane. Kenneth S. Potenipa, Vvlilliain F, Richer, Michael Hanfon, Michael j. jameson, Matthew See' hauer .Nw .U V ji. lf. f -we A if 2, Al TJ .sf , . l W, x? J all lf ff, hr vs X X -, 3 4 . M .1 W i cox XKSZZYJ, -Y: is A SA .--Lf , Y -,- 1 5 1 Tm: ,L-xl,f ,ji ii i . M , ll-if .4 -f' H .ill QV H.sLX'1Yfi ' X, ' ' , If i .W l,4'x l,?1lll'1 r'i'XilXq lx ..r. 91 f' QQ' l P5 Yeh. l know how you feel Qanly 60,000 volts A Class ZB production 2D Bottom Row: jellrey T. Daley, David H. Burke. Richard Tillot' son, Rohert Kupon, Leniont P. Cor' dova, Anthony E. Scala, Stanley P. Wt'yiiier 2nd Row: Stephen W. Fitzpatrick, Thomas R. Head, Rohert C. Beck, W'illiani E. Netzinger, jr., john j. Martin, jr., john E. Grealis, Laurence j. Mcpartlin, Timothy P, O'Leary 3rd Row: Frank F. Roti, Alan R. Mutke, Raymond j. Vlaming. john L. Cunnitl. Patrick Sullivan, Charles Roti, Michael T. Weleli Top Row: Patrick V. Casali, Rohert VV. Rionx john O'Connor, Frank C. Neiman, john R. janet, Brian T. Cunneen, Vw'illiani T. Temple. Glenn M. Schroeder r , 5 SE A POWER 2 ,fu A I 'S No, we're not playing fish IZ3 Those silly photographers again i Ti l W. it .I EQ 1 41, , R -. ' -44-.ri , 'V .. M , f, l l N . .if l 1 llilll 'll e team is more than eleven men da... i, 2E Bottom Row: Richard A. Frederick Donald C. FUX. jerald T. McEvoy. james R, Reiner. Thomas M. Born' holen 2nd Row: Rohert H. Hanson jr.. james G. Yahnke. Albert A. Mayhoef fer. Charles T. U'Hara. Dennis M. Amaturo, Richard C. Baur 3rd Row: Richard H. Anderson. Paul G. Ray. Richard W. Novesky. David R. Kriesant. Williziiim E, Irving, Dennis M, Manion. james R. McDonf nell. Daniel G. Cahill Top Row: Rohert H. Thoma, james A. Borre. Charles E. Lyman. David H. Ryan. Daniel A. Sullivan. Anthof ny M. lvancevich jr.. Michael B. Moore. Thomas A. Kirsch, Edward C. Bechtold ZF Bottom Row: David P. Bacca. An' thony G. Allison jr., john B. Mc' Donnell. james M, Hayes. james P. Giamhalvo, Richard E. Nieman 2nd Row: Donald L. Schweickert, Peter K. Reser. Thomas E. Fitzgerald. john W. McLaughlin, john F. Lotitn, George W, Arnos, Bradley R. Gray, Richard B. Ryan 3rd Row: Rohert L. Rowland, Ho' ward S. Martin. Craig j. Leonard, Vsfilliam M. Gihhons, William A. Len' non, Richard N. Miller. Williziin D. Farley Top Row: Dennis Glynn. Richard D, Larkin. james L. Stemwcdel, Rich' ard A. Bernardi, Williiiiii P. Kennedy. Thomas M. joyce. john P. Kelly, joseph M. Swiderski I24 r WJ 9 'F ' 5 iw, gif J' 57 f5?agi5 W1 ff V H ln xx M ,S W ff, W 4 X F, w 'Slim' iss? fine is x, B313 M , rw 4 MM- ,P Aww? ,sr Erik' , -'vi' is -an .W i 1 sophom 0 rcs 2 'vw W s -W-'V xiA' . 2G Bottom Row: Fredrick VV. Ray. Charles R. Harrity, Bernard Browe. XVilliam R. Utter. -lr., jay Kramer, john S. Rossate 2nd Row: Donald A. Muller, Daniel G. Murf phy. Peter J. Crowley, Vv'illiam F. Clark, Niehof las G. Rassas. George G. Stoll, Donald G. Fox 3rd Row: john M. Geist, Robert G. Nadherf ny, Victor Rini, Willizttii G. Rau, Karl W. Scheribel, Thomas P. Schwaba. Williziin 1. Quinn, Alan P. O'Connor, Hubert L. Buss Top Row: Stephen J. Sennot. Michael -I. Hogan, Robert -I. Wziginan, George F. Seiden- beeker, Patrick Kealy, Ralph K. Nottoli. David L, Roemer, David L. Henderson, James P. Walsh Absent: M. 1. Moran l'll trade you ZH Bottom Row: james B. Blacklidge, Victor A. Waigrier. john McCloskey, Robert VJ. Tarjan. Paul W. Bolt: 2nd Row: john T. Fitzgerald, Edward P. Mor' rissey. john Oelerich, joseph M. Martens. Robert P. Lowell. Richard A, Devine, James L. Fletcher 3rd Row: Thomas P. Urban, Patrick C. Gibf bons, Vincent Graham. Anthony Doheny. Albert Vwlitschy, john F. MeCormiek, Robert Thornton 4th Row: Emmet McKune. Thomas G. Liske, john R. Sullivan. Thomas L. Phinney. Michael 1. Gonerty Robert 1. Schutte. Thomas M. Rully, Vfayne Jorgenson, Guy P. Sea' berg. Erhard M. Friedberg, Denis B. O'Keefe Absent: Robert Lowell. Timothy O'Shaughn' essy, Vv'illiam ,I. Grennan. james E. Simon They closed it soon afterwards ,.. 1,3 X ' . . X.. X,j,,f4: . t M- ' ,r K- . 5 A i. X. y . N, T72 ,- v',,,,V kgg.. M ,,, ,gh if Qi!! it 2 ag XY-r ,fffi 4 llx 'ia . X ' i X will l l , 1+ f X l -sq 3.i?+k .i,V N N rr!! iff? NIV l 1 X im X I to I l l 1 l l v QD X ,Z .ff iv Ser ' N r 1.3-' - 43? ,r X of .jf ' - ff, l cs .Wino ' Three hours squeezed into three minutes I27 X , Q Q if 3153 5552? sz 2: iff a... ex ,Q 'like rf 1 'RLQ BFE 5 5 4 f g IA Bottom Row: Rohert E. Kelly. Gary M. Loos, john D, Hoiherr. Vv'illia1n P. Downes, john U. Horkay. Donald F. Carey. jr.. Vfilliain P. Burkart. Terrence j, Thudiuin 2nd Row: john E. Hauss. jr.. jaunes M. ljaslore, jr., Thomas C, Cronk. john P. Purcell, Thomas R. Grimes. Timorhy j. Brophy. Vincent M. Seorf sone, Thomas R. Eiden, janie M. Murphy 3rd Row: john L, Hayes, Frank j. Murtha. jr., Rohert L. Peiidsijgast. jr.. Richard N. Zasiehida. Rohert L, En' geldahl, Richard R. Voneseh. Alhert j. flanizauo. john R. NVainhach. Clit? ford j. Sinolueh Top Row: john M. Lorenz, jaines li Armstrong. Henry M, Sarton, jaines R, Coughhn. john j. jellers. Vfilliani j. Schroeder, joseph j. Mann. NYarren j. Busscher. jaines F. Penlold. Barry li, Vsvhalen l if l '! 1 j N ' U f . wk of M, xii: jj 'AH ghlssfgkrg ff. T' ij' if kvj i fl H j g j i r l I l 1B Bottom Row: Thoinas W. Boyle. Daniel R. Brewster. james V, O'Conf nor, Edward G. Keigher jr., Rohert W. Hahn, Ruhert L, Pasquesi, john A. Birmingham, Robert A. Eiden 2nd Row: joseph M. Lindstrom Ronald W. Mrozek. Vv'illiam j. Larsen. William C, Lyddan, jr., Hugo R. Scala, jr., Gerard A. Musolf. jaines j. O'Regan. Thomas Brennan, Patrick j. 0'Connell 3rd Row: jaines A, Heiinan, Paul MeD, Catheart, john R. Skinner, Ter' renee Murphy, Michael Ahern, john W. Seidler. Donald L. Mausolf. john F. Hamilton, Robert Braaseh Top Row: Vv'ilhain T. Breen, Wilf liain j, O'Donovan. Edward D, Meintzer, Denes Carroll, Frank A. Maranto, Vwlilliain T. Heinz, john F. Gorman, Kent E. Vv'ade, james C. Phelan I29 Field trip successful. l're-hinen invade Field Mu 5 5. Q l J, ,JM -' . ww If qi Qu dd ff 4 . E if M5 5 w Egg: X NI .., 3 X X E ' 1 U'f ' ' 2 FP -QNX 'M 9 , 24: Wigan f -J' - W 'Sf gli 25' 5 X af rg Ag.. f I QLQ5 I' Q 'K .V as QW W, m.::.:a..:..:: ' 4 1 - A A , , A -::.::.a:a::g V by 3 S :E ' 1 1 H, ,Q Q I Q 4' iv ' n I K W , 5- .49 J I IC Bottom Row: james H. Bahler. Wil' liain N. Kapche jr.. Richard Bieler. Terrence T. Kelly. Rohert N. Lena' han. Vv'illiam P. Powell. Michael P, Love 2nd Row: Charles D, Milici. Thomas j Mur li Edward W Bonih . p y, . . 3. . Clarke Baker joel P. Desjardins. Arnold L. Wagner jr., William M. Klinge, Allen j. Haas. Randy W. Rid' dle, Rohert H. Wozniak 3rd Row: james K. Toohey. Thomas j. Tax, Paul C. Smith. Ronald H. Geils. George P. Sullivan jr.. Robert L, McCaffrey jr., Walter L. Dennis. james E. Flatley. Gerald W, Bax. George j, Keefe Top Row: Roger C. FernandezfRojo, Donald A. Pantle, john E. Ricketts, james M. Schell. Rohert j, Dixon. Michael P. Barton. jay R, Conner Timothy VJ. Knight, joseph S. Baron. George j. Pahich llllllllllllllll. ...... -,,. lllllllllllllla ii lllllllllllllllffxs Nearly everybody in Wilmette reads the PREP QWM ,L-jf 3 7 . y i X fi ro' irrr PZ! Z ' -2, ai, Those silly photographers again l ! ! ok 1D Bottom Row: john D. Roherts, Mat' thew F. Ignoifo, Raymond Brown, Warren B. Fnermann 2nd Row: Thomas E. Charlton. Kevin M. Coleman. Thomas C. Bernardi, james M, Palm. Thomas Perlitz. Lloyd H. Miniiie jr.. john C. Weidert, john D. Byrnes jr. 3rd Row: Stephen j. Galo. Williziiii j. Phillips. Vsfayne R. Szymanski. james S. Massopust. Rohert Birkenf heir, Thomas Boyle. Russell R. Kynoch 4th Row: Michael R. Keehan. Willizirri E, Steifey, james L, Lyons, Donald R. Mertes. Gerald P. Pearson. Peter Kane, Daryl W. Anderstroni, Niehof las A. Dejohn, Michael T. Mackey Top Row: joseph P. Arend. Michael j, Arinntat. jerome P. O'Cvrady. jo' seph Harrison. john B. Foreman jr.. jeroine F. Vybitanowski, john R. Vv'inf andy. Thomas P. Hawkinson. Willizirii S, Barranco l3l is fx 1 Q. 2-I Ll l x 2 fi 'f 3, 'T ' ff .f ' X P X 4 32 my val 1 x x . 55 M i Q Af Es , x F ,N F' 1 UR ., ,W Y.: ' :.:f2.EE 'f ' sz X K X K. , z 5 5 . X if Lf 3 x .. V .,. 32: . Q . 5 ,A N H Y L ' , a if f ' . 2 H , Q K K 5 , pi rf v P' .. ' A , , , ,W , W Q., 5 : 'L- .. .,,, .If.::: : : . , .... N 2 ,S 3 wi A XX. Riff w Twig ,J Q4 i Ah ..- '- Q' f jf. ., ....., Q., .. Q v- vi. 'QP-van IE Bottom Row: Edward Uallaglwr. Michael D. Duwnxng, E. jnhn Doylc, Vx'1lli11111 Brndsrick. jnscph H. Iilllllilllll, Rohcrt L. R1111111. Ernest R. Bnckly, john Marxcr. jnhn j. Fahey 2nd Row: Dvmght D. Flshcr. Michacl P, Scott. jnhn S. Scrpc, Fred D. Kcady, MICj1llCj Mc' Dnnncll. Mlchacl K. Murtaugh. Mlchacl F. Ha- zard, jnhn X, B1'cshn jr.. Clark C. Plsiss. Mlchacl j. McHugh 3rd Row: Ucurgc T. Ccnar. Pctcr j. Lynch Ill, Ucrald E, Egan. Ruhcrt U. Barrett. Ccurgc Schaffer. Dcnnn U. Murphy, TIHKTIIIQIS K. Phlnf kclt, Xxjljjjlllll P. Reich Top Row: j. Patrick Tho111as, Ruhcrt F. Mlljji4bI'. james A. Vcrtcntcn. john C. Guest. Bernd D. Mctz. Clarcncc L. Fuwcr. Mlchacl P. Richer. jnhn T. XX'.1lsh. Vw'1lh41111 Pcndsrgast, myljjlillll WI. Mctzgcr ,.. ...X, - X ,. f ff' Nw 'fn -11' 'n'h 1 'ajijjjljb . 11 '-11-.W kfrrlbmrf 1- . !mAkN1,1fJfA15' ff fi: fd ,V . V, ,rf 1 V f 1 if ' ' TN, Q. 1 jj - .gr , .ft , 1 f 1 'Q 3 - ., ' krnfimffr ' 111'111mfp Wa1E?W+w' , - K, X , fd . jx ,,1 . 1 ' .1 . fu j , 1 1! an ,wx F ljvj'1y 'fjxrj , . 11' - . A jwjig. rx. Y' 1' .' N '1 1 IF Bottom Row: Pilllj H. Patr1111c. Ruhcrt VC, Kcpncr. .I111111-s H, Beck. MICIILICI j. Tanscy. jnscph F. Hanagan. N1chuh1s A. Tffilllllllll, Paul U. Aldngc jr.. john D. HKIIIIIIICI jr. 2nd Row: Ruhsrt E. jacnhf. Tj1l1Il12lS P. Lccch. lalncs 0. Scxtnn, janwcs R. N-'ls11n. james B. Ryan. Michacl Tvjallach. RlCj12H'Lj P. Carnp' hcll, Craig A. Pauly. 'IZIINCS Rnhcrts jr. Top Row: fvllchacl KI1111. Xvajtcr F. SUARIIID. David VI. R1111h1k. Patrick j. Hogan. Vv'1ll1an1 j. Pnwcrs Brent R, Starck. Xxriljllllll H. Mclla. Rngcr j. Zcmha. Pstcr C. Konnld NX. .1 S11phm1111rc drivrr UZKIIWUU VCl'Xll5 Stan' Pnllcc The sun is out hut ltl cold. D11 not disturh Bull Scssmns in pr11grcsf11111. for Suzahclh: Wltliil gn 11111 wllh nw 1111y111111'1'! lj P11nch1ng 11111. and thcn. fr 3 ,M-f,,:,1 ., ..-Am ra 'F A Www yr , if-i wi A 'QA Q3 W if sfr S2 5 J qv Q11 , . Q, 41' w 9 iw Q x Q , M ,,,- 56 if 1G Bottom Row: Thomas A. Merrill. Kenneth W. Penn, Donald B. Lunardi, Sean Woodburn. Edward j. McFadden, john T. Guennewig, Brenden T. Hohan, james O'Malley 2nd Row: William A. Maus, joseph M. Robin' son, Terrence P. Doyle, Michael Maher. james R. Voss, james A. Quinn. Richard E, Maday, William T. Holmes jr., Kevin B. McHugh. William Ehy jr. 3rd Row: john E. Passarelli, Thomas E. Schae' fer, john j. Blais, Paul H. Fiebcrg, Thomas M. Blake, Richard Bowles, james M. Wallace, Dennis P. Serpico, jay E. Cannon, Bernard E. Pettinger Top Row: Dennis M. Boland, james M. O'L0ughlin, Robert j. Murphy jr., Darro R. Angelini, Edward A. Oehler, joseph T. Griffin, Harry F. McDonagh, james G. Daly, Dennis M, Donovan , -.,. x l Kyiv. f Y.. nz'-V' vm N ,XX . 3 N T Gif .. is xi iv-5, - , fflle-L an fe 4 .. Wvrf xi ff' 'KVV .L .... ati ' ,i H I ' .-vzifrlwr ii 5 5.125 iQ in IH Bottom Row: Andrew T. Murphy, Richard j. Growney, Paul A. Rigali jr.. joseph E. Kirscht, Francis j. Podraza, james E. Thompson. Peter Maher. 2nd Row: Patrick D. Kelly, Robert MZIUFCY, Richard H. Hofherr. james C. Hoffman, Mich- ael M. Nagle, Rohert C. Winks, William lVlcCarthy jr. Top Row: Rohert L. Riggs, William j. DeFord, David C. Wcher, Michael K. Kincaid, Charles H, Woodward jr., Leo j. Heinz, john F. Det' mer jr.. Rohert Scott Kozlowski, Richard O. Castro. I35 3 X il it I36 freshmen 11 4,41 L., J- llllll If -- 4 tru. .id-mi K-x fi Ili' l?l-Bilyx ll . . X - l a ll l K, 5. fr .EQ53 B l X l ltllllllwlllll A S 4,111 t-rlmig mulls mt- I put my hunt intn it. liathcr Bcrgcwisch and divi pnlly wugs: Ban: u! ng S R Q' 3 Bottom Row: William C. Kelly, Pctsr H. Salmon. Edward VI. Murray llr. Ruhcrt Pctrusliy, Arthur A. Guzzctta, Richard Smith. Rohcrt G. Brust, Alalncs F. Binflicld 2nd Row: Willizirli Scliocncckcr, Edmund R. Dunughuc Francis V. Cuuk, -Iamcs Wh Cunlcy. Bart VV. Kurh, Ron F, Ryhandt. Michael B. Nccas, Tcrrcncc ul. O'Dunncll. David C. Kiplcy, Ruhcrt B. Schneider 5rd Row: Carl Gchuhr, Patrick R. Scully, Lac D. Vy'illian1s, Michael Novak. Stephen B. Butler. Michazl Maloney, Ronald l . Frakc, Thuinas E. Tucker, Ruhcrt M. lvlalachowslii, Rohcrt F. Scnnutt -Ir. Top Row: George M. Elmurc -lr., john P. Gottschallc. Gcurgc Ncuniann. Antlrcw M, Engclhardt. Thomas F, Leahy, Paul VV. Hitzclhrrgcr, Thnmaf D. Cul.: Alamo M. Bmwnc, David A. McDowell . qw. S it W .4 L-121' achievements loyola universify compefifive scholarship homer richer aciivifies plaque for disfinguishecl exiracurricular service in senior year gerard j. brosl acfiviiies plaque for disiinguished exiracurricular service loyala academy soclaliiy medal rosfrum award for excellence in ihe ar? ol speaking rev. john v. usher, s. i. speech plaque ouisianding achievemeni in 'rhe naiion senior ora+orical conlesl' medal iunior oraforical coniesf medal sophomore declamalion confesf medal freshman declamafion coniesi medal roberi slroglund memorial award pefer f. sfeinfels I . pefer f. sfeinfels in junior year iames b. haddad ' pefer f. sfeinfels peler f. sfeinfels al iorsenic league lrael b. kennedy edward a. dennis iames b. haddad richard f. wolfsmi+h michael p. scoH for oulsianding achievemeni in fooiball and in siudies +he ren oufsfanding seniors chosen by 'rhe faculiy william r. ahern michael b. bolan james a. burlce gerard g. i-ohnson kael b. kennedy 'l'he oufsiancling senior elecfed by +he senior class william r. ahern alex p. macgregor john o'loughlin peier f. sfeinfels douglas q. wiclrham chrisiian k. zacher iames a. burlre S 59 Y SM You wmft lvelleve Llmis. It comes down lu ax mutter Father. but these little fellows ul' zlpplmzltiun. patience, study. wzre euuelxmen lm my carnage and ureler ul mmd. lust niglwtl school hfe The l1L.u't ul Luyula, Llme stuelent elmpel, 'Wm Tlwe semuxwx .ure eneleel. llme luflcers -wept clean. llme lll1llHlIllr -lmenl away .lun nu The IIIRHIAQVIN llv: lmve lllllbll' ed llxwr pulv, lnlvnvel Teal Hllllkllllf Dun Runmzmng flweluwl Dick Clslry. Pnl flzlllallmgm. D.xx'e Almemtlw. Vv'ell worth the attention: lvlunslgmmr Reymwld HlllCIXlWI'AlI1kl .ndelrevee the Serum Smlallty. s M., Q. .4- ' F x W-M...,Q...h, Kwai- aw S z ag X S X is is qi, . Y , 4 2 g S -k,,,,1-I ,Z Si? ii? 232 -Ea ggi U5 2 ' 555 T :Q 5 2 ii E T :Qu ..: S its . . + .... SN Sf X it w , x S 4, ls Q1 I Q.. F Q ---n..,.,,,i if aww YES slr. tlmls rfluml lx lun xx urs wld. but that juat :nouns xx -rc twn ynuns xntu thc wnrk. XXVIII, place, und wlww. rlwsu wrrc tlw Acaldclny clncutmn hn' znlists. Tlmc hands ul' four msn wlw lcd tlwlr class the class nl l9'i9. Tlw course Ill I1u'Cl1AlIl1L'1ll drawing ganna nnnncnlunm. Hands thrust in puckcts. win' ur chill in thu air, lxvc minutes gn lwcfnrc lnnrth period. I4I school life 1' HIS EXCELLENCY ARCHBISHOP ALBERT G. MEYER ARCHBISHOP OF CHICAGO VERY REVEREND WILLIAM J. , SJ. Provincial Chicago Province, So' ciety of Jesus VERY REVEREND J. PETER BUSCHIVIANN, SJ. Rector of Loyola Academy REVEREND THOMAS F. MURRAY, SJ. Principal REVEREND JOHN P. BEALL, SJ. Assistant Principal PARENTS OF THE STAFF Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr and and and and and PHIIOIIS Mrs. Mrs Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Villas K. Assens Frederick R. Axley J. Clarke Baker sr. Albert s. Brlley Joseph Balog Walter L. Bamberger and Mrs. Joseph M. Baron and Mrs. William S. Barranco and Mrs. Eugene E. Barrett Hon. and Mrs, William M. Barth Mr. and Mrs. J. Alfred Biggins Mr and Mrs. Gerard B. Johnson Mr and Mrs. Michael J. McGreevy Mr and Mrs. Robert V. Monahan Mr and Mrs. Richard T. O'C0nnor Mr and Mrs. Richard J. Ostry Mr and Mrs Regis L. Plante Mr. and Mrs. Othmar F. Scholl Mr and Mrs. Albert L. Stemwedel Mr and Mrs. James Y. Yoshimura Mr. and Mrs. Eugene R. Zacher Mr and Mrs, Paul G. Aldige Sr. Dr. and Mrs. Frank Amaturo Mr and Mrs. James E. Anderson Mr and Mrs. Donald E. Anderson Mr and Mrs. Donald E. Anderstrom Mr and Mrs. Raymond J. Angelini Mr and Mrs. Fred Armutat Mr and Mrs. Edward F. Arnolds Mr and Mrs. William Arnos I42 Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Dr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Nlr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs, Mrs. Mrs Mrs Mrs. Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs. Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs. Carl A. Bastiani William P. Bax John Bryrlie J. O. Beaver Joseph A. Beehrold Charles J. Beck Henry Brelirrski Clement Berghofl' Adam C. Bernardi wrurarrr H. Biaeklrdge John J. Blais Willard E. Blake Edward F. Blazek James T. Bolan Edwin G. Boltl Frank J. Bornhofen Arthur Borre Joseph W. Boyd Thomas W. Boyle Sr. Willam H. Braasch John A. Breen Mr. and Mrs. Derrick L. Brewster Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Brophy Mr. and Mrs Arthur W. Brown Mr. and Mrs Thomas B. Burke Mr. and Mrs William E. Burke Mr. and Mrs. George B. Busscher Mr. and Mrs Barry Byrne Mrs. Mary Campbell Mr. and Mrs Jay E. Cannon Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Fernando R. Capdef vielle Mr. and Mrs. John J. Caraher Mr. and Mrs Marc J. Carlucci Mr. and Mrs. Eugene J. Carmichael Mr. and Mrs George T. Cenar Mr. and Mrs. Josef Caruso Mr. and Mrs. John R. Casey Mr. and Mrs Florian A, Cerwin Mr. and Mrs Walter V. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Mason Clarke Mr. and Mrs Arthur B. Collins Mr. and Mrs. James E. Conerty Mr. and Mrs E. Dean Conley Mr. and Mrs John J. Connelly Mr. and Mrs Stillwell J. Conner Mr. and Mrs. Coleman M. Connolly Mr. and Mrs Mario V. Cook Mr. and Mrs. Ramon Cordova Mr. and Mrs Willard M. Cramer Mr. and Mrs Thomas A. Cronk Hon. and Mrs, Wilbert F. Crowley Mr. and Mrs. Bernard L. Daleske Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs James L. Daly Edward J. Davitt Harold L. DeFord Jasper A. DeNicola Edward J. Dennis Louis A. deSmet William R. Dillon Robert J. Dixon Gordon B. Dobbins Florence L. Donoghue Richard F. Dooley William E. Downes Robert J. Downing Thomas R, Doyle Patrick T. Driscoll Charles R. Drucker Capt. and Mrs. Thomas L. Duffy Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Dr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Dr. and Rojo Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs Mrs Mrs. Mrs Mrs Mrs. Mrs. Mrs Mrs Mrs. Mrs Mrs Mrs, Mrs Emery L. Duick Joseph P. Dunne Raymond A. Eiden Charles O. Elson Joseph S. Fabian John J. Fahey J. Urben Farley Thomas J. Farrell Henry J. Feeley Sr. Rogelio Fernandez' George Fiedler Edward W. Fitzgerald James E. Fitzgerald John E. Flatley Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Dr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Dr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. patrons and Mrs. Eugene D. Fontaine and Mrs. Edwin L. Frederick Sr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Frost Albert J. Fuggiti and Mrs. Charles J. Gallagher and Mrs. Carl A. Gebuhr and Mrs. Nunzio Giambalvo and Mrs. Myles F. Gibbons and Mrs. William J. Gibbons and Mrs. John S. Gleason Jr. and Mrs. Peter J. Goschy and Mrs. Norman F. Gottschallr and Mrs. Vincent J. Graham Sr. and Mrs. John J. Grealis and Mrs. Edward D. Grillin and Mrs. Joseph W. Grillin Vincent L. Growney and Mrs. Edward C. Gueroul-t and Mrs. John C. Guest and Mrs. Allan P. Haas and Mrs. George J. Haddad and Mrs. Edward J. Halle and Mrs. Robert S. Halperin and Mrs. Eugene A. Hamilton and Mrs Theodore K. Handing and Mrs Albert J. Harrison Marion Harrity and Mrs. John T. Harry and Mrs Thomas P. Hayes and Mrs Walter C. Healy and Mrs Ernest J. Heidersbach Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Dr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Maj . Dr. Dr. Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs Prank A. Heiman John Heirty John A. Higgins George C. Hillenbrand Harold A. Hillenbrand Raymond C. Hofer Robert A. Hofherr 'thomas A. Hopkins Russell Hughes and Mrs. John K. Hughes Sr. and Mrs. John D. Hummel and Mrs. Matthew F. Ignolfo and Mrs. Howard M. Jacobs Nova Jameson Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Miss Gertrude Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Eugene F. Janowslri Arthur Johnson Raymond D. Johnsos Laurence H. Jones Wayne W. Jorgenson Kenneth J. Judy Jurschak Thomas J. Kane Robert W. Kane William Kapche J. Arthur Kealy Lawrence M. Keefe John J. Keehan Edward G. Keigher Sr. John P. Kelleher Sr. Martin Kellens H. S. Keller I43 Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Donald M. Kelly Thomas F. Kelly . G. Donald Kennedy W. McNeil Kennedy Edward F. Killean Frank A. Klaas Francis J. Koch . John F. Kosirog Robert S. Kozlowski Mr. Charles H. Kranz Mr. and Mrs. William A. Krick Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert R. Mr. and Mrs. Russell R. Krug Kynoch Mrs. David Lanahan Mr. and Mrs. George E. Lang Dr. and Mrs. Hilbert E. Lang Mr. and Mrs. William J. Larkin Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin C. Layman Mr. and Mrs. James F. Leahy Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Lehman Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Leisten Mr. and Mrs. Albert F. Leonard Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. Lotito Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Lunardi Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Lynch M.r and Mrs. Peter J. Lynch Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Luke F. Lyons Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Lyons Mr. and Mrs, Redmond V. Lyons Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Lyons Mr. and Mrs. William Machata Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mackey Mr. and Mrs. Walter P. Maher Mr. and Mrs. David B. Maher Dr. and Mrs. Edward M. Malachowski I44 Dr. and Mr. and Sr. Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Dr. and P3tI'0I1S Mrs. Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs. Mrs Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Joseph Mallach William W. Mangione Aloysius J. Mann Samuel R. Marotta John J. Martin Sr. Frank E. Mausolf Edward J. McAdams Allan B. McCarte Edward J. McCarthy Joseph F. McCloskey Edwin B. McConville John J. McCormick Harry McDonagh Leroy J. McFaul John A. McGuire Harry B. McHugh Clarence W. McIntosh John J. McPartlin Delore E. Meintzer Elmer M. Mertes Mrs. Louis Metzger Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Miklitsch Mr.and Mrs. Llyod H. Minihe Sr. Mr. Thomas J. Mitchell Mr. and Mrs.Dennis A. Molloy Mr. and Mrs. Boleslaus T. Mrozek Dr. and Mrs. George T. Mueller Mr. Donald F. Mulligan Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs. Mrs Francis T. Murphy . John B. Murphy John J. Murphy Robert J. Murphy Sr. Robert L. Murphy William T. Murphy Mr.and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr.and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr.and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Dr. and Mrs. Edward J. Murray Lewis C. Murtaugh Frank J. Murtha Sr. Paul Musolf Walter G. Mutke Herbert J. Naper Emmett J. Necas Anthony J. Nicosia Alexander V. Donald E. Noble Thomas C. Noonan Robert G. Nottoli Victor A. Nottoli Raymond J. O'Brien Mrs. Leslie O'Bryan Mr. and Mrs Niklewicz Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Sr. Mr. and Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Dr. and Mrs. Mr.and Mrs. Mrs. James J Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Jerome J. O'Callaghan Edward A. Oehler . Francis J. Oelerich . Charles T, O'Hara John F. O'Keefe Thomas J. O'Regan John J. O'Shaughnessy Eugene W. Ostrom . William R. Otter Sr. George E. Pabich Gervaise P. Pallasch John A. Pasternack Pastore . Flory A. Penn . James J. Penney Robert P. Perkaus . Math W. Pettinger Richard L. Phelan Edward M. Plunkett Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Dr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Dr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Dr. Mr. Dr. and Mrs. Charles G. Polyak and Mrs. Frank Ponticelli and Mrs. William H. Powell jean P. Powers and Mrs. James B. Pozza and Mrs. john F. Purcell and Mrs. Walter Priest and Mrs. Michael P. Quinn and Mrs. Willard I. Rappel and Mrs. George Rassas Frederick W. Ray and Mrs. Paul G. Ray and Mrs. William I. Reedy and Mrs. William V. Reichert and Mrs. Peter I. Reser and Mrs. Edwin G. Richer and Mrs. Paul A. Rigali Catherine A. Riggs and Mrs. Robert W. Rion and Mrs. James M. Roach and Mrs. Edward D. Roberts and Mrs. Frank J. Roemer and Mrs. Fred A. Romano and Mrs. Herbert 1. Rohr and Mrs. Leonard D. Ronin and Mrs. Charles I. Roubik and Mrs. John I. Rybandt and Mrs. James C. Salvatore and Mrs. Erich 1. Roemer and Mrs. Henry M. Sarton and Mrs. Sam Scala and Mrs. Hugo R. Scala George I. Schaefer and Mrs. Frank I. Schell and Mrs. Karl Scheribel and Mrs. Robert A. Schneider and Mrs. William P. Schoen P3llI'OIlS Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Schroeder Mr. and Mrs. Ioseph R. Schwaba Mr. and Mrs. Vincent R. Scorsone Mr. and Mrs. Patrick R. Scully Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Seaberg Mr. and Mrs. George B. Seidenbecker Mr. and Mrs. William B. Seidler Mr. and Mrs. Leonard A. Serpico Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Serwich Mr. and Mrs. William P. Sessions Mr, and Mrs. Thomas W. sewn Mr. and Mrs. john B. Sharkey Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Sheilield Mrs. Edward F. Shepherd Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Sheridan Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Sheridan Mr. and Mrs. Edward N. Simon Mr. and Mrs. Edward N. Smith Miss Madelyn Smith Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Smith Mr. and Mrs. William I. Smith Mr. and Mrs. john F. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sparks Mr. and Mrs. Alfred E. Stanmeyer Mr. and Mrs. Brent Starck Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Stelfens Mr. and Mrs. Alfred C. Stepan Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert G. Straub Mrs. Robert V. Streil' Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and William J. Suchors Eugene P. Sullivan Mrs. Mrs. Francis I. Sullivan james I. Sullivan Mrs. Frank M. Stockreiter Mrs. George P, Sullivan Mrs. Robert D. Tarjan Mrs. Iames L. Ten Eyck Mrs. Richard O. Teramani Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Thilman Mr. and Mrs. James E. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Luke I. Tiernan Mr. and Mrs. joseph A. Toland Mr. and Mrs. Anthony G. Tomalak Mr. Thomas M. Tomasic Mr. and Mrs. John J. Toohey Mr. and Mrs. Adolph P. Valenti Mr. and Mrs. Douglas F. Van Brainer Mr. and Mrs Hugh I. Vaske Mr. and Mrs. Anthony F. Vizzone Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Waldron Mrs. james I. Ward Mrs. George G. Ward Mr. and Mrs. Leo A. Warmuth Mr. and Mrs. joseph S. Washburn Mr. and Mrs. Alexia V. Wasleif Mr. and Mrs. William C. Weidert Mr. and Mrs. Louis H. Weiner Miss Nancy Werner Mr. and Mrs. Peter K. Wickham Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs. Mrs Gordon W. Winks Charles E. Woodward . James F. Woodward Edward Zane Nicholas Zasiebida Kent W. Zimmer Edward A. Zuchowski in memoriam The Grandfather of Michael Dillon and Paul Aldige The Stepfather of Art Gross The Brother of Alex Topp The Grandmother of Tim O'Shaugh- nessy and Charles Lyman The Father of George Schaefer The Mother of Frederick Ray The Father of Jerry Ward The Father of Steve Fitzpatrick I45 The staff at its hest. Bottom Row: Mike McGreevy, Tom Perlitz, Chris Zacher Znd Row: Dick Ostry, john Yoshimura, jerry johnson 3rd Row: Phil O'Connor. jim Biggins, john Stemwedel. Dennis Monahan Top Row: Dave Scholl, Dick Plante, Barry Hillenhrand lo ola year staff EDITOR-IN-CI-IIEF Richard L. Plante MANAGING EDITOR Dennis P. Monahan COPY EDITOR Gerard C. johnson ART EDITOR john Yoshimura BUSINESS MANAGERS john A. Stemwedel Michael j. McGreevy SPORTS EDITOR james A. Biggins SENIOR EDITOR Philip T. O'Connor A team ol juniors who are hope of the Dave Scholl. future: Dick Ostry CAPTION EDITORS Christian K. Zacher Barry R. Hillenbrand COPY STAFF Coleman Connolly Gerard Hillenhrand james Keller john Passarelli PHOTOGRAPHY Dave Scholl Tom Boyle Bill Klinge Fred McPartlin Dick Ostry Tom Perlitz Phil Ryan Vwfilliain Schoenecker Paul Smith jim Thompson joe Wzishhiirii Terry Tighe ART Alexander MacGregor john Vfilhelni SPORTS jack Callahan jim Hughes Dave joyce Dick Ostry Production of a yearhook requires a great numher of skills. I can safely say I do not have all of them. One of them I possess more than most people. I freely ask the help of others. The Hrst unlucky ones to get the call were seven Loyola juniors fnow almost graduatesj who had worked closely with and learned much from last year's adviser Mr. D. R. Seliskar, S.j. To strengthen us amateurs Mr. Norm Koenig of King Puhlishing Co and Mr. Bill Hornkohl of Walinger Stud o joined up. Photographers and puhlishers filled in great gaps in our hook. At various times when I needed to see the work through anotheris eyes I asked the help of Mr. Steve Deuteh photographer and Sister Ann Pauline, OP. head of the art department at neighf horing Regina Dominican high school. In the case of these two creative spir'ts my asking was wonderf fully rewarded. For some of the sheer hard work of getting the thing on the road Fr. Edward Dowling, S.j. responded with many hours of photograph prof cessing. Mrs. Anne Sheridan handled the patron drive, typed the index, and proof read the galleys. Mr. john O'Callaghan, S.j. guided hoth the moderator and the hook through the printing plant, a task demanding much time and tact. I have spokf en a favorite phrase many times both out loud and to myself, Once more can't hurt. Thank you R. Dunn, S.j. . POSTER COMMITTEE SENIOR DIARY Paul Boltz Pete Shepherd jim Baumstark Marty Durmhc, PICTURE IDENTIFICATIONS 'lim Healy Mike Dillon Andy Luczak john Sharkey Dick Ostry NX : g L ix Q i' 'Rr 'Nr KT.. A X if .- , 'W' ' 'Qfiiiw gs , we -xx E x X my -Q saw, VWW sf 'P A img! x. wan V A 2 1: f 'Us Q' wx- . G. F9 :A ' is x 'ai I' senior autographs west of edens Many were the days during the last year that we were less than overfjoyed to arrive at the temple of learning, west of Edens. But now we are graduating. And graduates are always nostalf gie . . . it is their failing and yet their privilege. So in this memoir-writing mood we will take a look hack, over some of the highlights and lowlights of our last year at Loyola. The year hegan happily enough with the arrival of a fresh crop of seholasties and a draft of veteran priests. The faculty was expanding along with the enrollment. Father Dumbach would never have recognized the September 1958 edition of his little academy. We were on top of the world that opening day of class. There was the novelty of seeing every' one agaln, the confusion or woe in discovering our teachers for the coming months. But most of all, a senior looks back ' .gf ,- r ,, ' -,.- , cg ,J- , ,.. ,Q lil ,Y , I ,,.: 1, ' g g-537 9 fx . Z ,E 'iv 4 4 f r I 1 Q .. ,'- V ' :vw K -gi 3 sg! wk if ff - - Ny .. -X, - XXI l .N X ,r'Yf l fmt Q :fx V If ill.. Ng' 'x2sx'1' 3, ag. A g , 5 ' s L- I '-vlvb Q U7 t l .o- ..... J my '37 , YW- --.,.,J-. ' . A-Y . g,..-f- wv ff we were seniors, wheels at last. We were the ruling class, ours the lounge. And then the homef work started to come. Withmaut a doubt, normalcy had set in. There came suddenly a sound from heaven as of a mighty wind coming, where they were sitting, alleluiag and they were all filled with the Holy Ghost, speaking the wonderful works of God. We as a school sought the blessing of the Holy Spirit on the academic year with the annual votive Mass held September 19. Then we had the rest of the day free. A holiday felt good already. As ever, last fall meant football. Loyola had a mediocre season, but there were moments . . . a second half rally to beat Weber in an exciting game on September 28 . . . the chaotic caravan down Lake Shore Drive to the George game Octof ber 10. In France Charles de Gaulle was rallying the people around him for a sweep to power such as France had not seen since Napoleon. And while French politics began to regain an aura of respecf tability, Loyola seniors carried on their tradition of no politics. In an atmosphere devoid of cam' paigning, they elected class oilicers. Cn October 9, the bells of Rome tolled out their message to the world. Pius XII, the Pope of Peace, reigned no more. Here at Loyola we honored him with a requiem Mass, celebrated on the seventeenth by Academy President, Very Rev' erend J. Peter Buschmann, SJ. Then as the patriarch of Venice made his way to Rome and the See of Peter, Loyola Academy held its first invitational cross country meet in Wilniette. As the sympathetic PREP recorded it, Although the Rambler seven did not fare well the meet was a booming success. Flunking notices were in the mail and the iirst quarter was soon over and done with. An eventfpacked second quarter lost no time in getting started. We heard a story not long ago about the group of Cadillac dealers who got together to raffle off a Catholic parish. All of which serves to remind us of the Lennie Sachs dinner held November 12. lt seems Mr. Sachs coached victorif ous LA teams for about eighteen years back in the old days. So in 1958 the powers decided to honor Mr. Sachs with a memorial dinner, and incidentally ratlled off a Cadillac and raised some cash. The Lennie Sachs affair set oil a chain of holidays that lasted four days and celebrated every' thing from Veterans Day to Archbishop Mey'er's first High Mass as ordinary of the Chicago arch' diocese. Sandwichcd in between these days of free' doin was the Homecoming. And about all that can be said is that they did come home '... eventually. We came back from these holidays with but one thought in mind, the Thanksgiving festivities, which closed out the month of November. December got oif to a smashing start with an Atomic Energy program for the entire student body in the gym on the Hrst. A learned young man with a delightful Southern accent that brought down the house lectured and demonstrated various peaceful uses of the atomic power. Father Murray went down in oral tradition by addressing the stu' dent body with the aid of a microphone. Fortunate' ly or unfortunately, depending on what your name is, the microphone turned out to be a geiger counter. The following day, atomsfforfpeace splitting in their ears, two farffamed Honors Course seniors sat writing their papers for the Interscholastic Latin contest. Months later the whole province would know that Alex MacGregor and Enrique Arias had won for Loyola first place in this time' honored event. And even months after that the whole school would enjoy the holiday that our Latin scholars merited for us. The PREP made history in December too. The editors came out with a literary issue which they hope will become an annual undertaking, and perhaps even a separate publication some day. The annual renewal of that great old Loyola classic, the Derby Drive, was held during December. And Chrfstmas arrived early at the Academy - in fact, on December 15. That afternoon the mothers held their annual Christmas celebration. The fathers took over that same evening where the ladies had left off. Posterity failed to take notice of whether or not Mr. Bamberger served in his usual capacity of Santa Claus. W Let the heavens rejoice, and let the earth be glad before the face of the Lord, because he cometh. Yes, another Christmas at Loyola, And not so different from other Christmases at the Academy. The glee club and the sodality made the pilgrimage down to the Little Sisters of the Poor. There was a holy hour in the chapel New Year's Eve. just the same tra' ditions, but good traditions and a good Christmas. jimmy Hoifa was going to organize the New York City Police Force around holiday time. And some Academy students were prepping for the province exams. New York's finest began 1959 unorganized. Loyolals worst met the new year disorganized. But the exams came as they always will, and somehow most of us got through, as we usually do. But the memory of the senior instructor in classics who missed twentyftwo items on trying the Latin exam gives encouragement even at this late date. Retreats followed the exams. We looked for' ward to them, but were also glad when they were over. A bittersweet time. And what we are particuf larly bitter about is that the Redemptorists' nice dog out at Villa Redeemer bit us. Before we leave the subject of retreats, kudos to Mr. O'Callaghan, SJ., the itinerant beadle, for his efficient work in the Redemptorist refectory. The second semester brought foul weather with it. The streets were buried under the white stuff for a solid month and a half, and more often than not after that. Ah, the fond recollections of that period: stalled buses, snowedfin cars, motor vehicle impacts, mushing from the south side, Father Beall's smiling face at ten o'clock. February 10 was a special event. Chap from General Motors Corporation came out and gave a lecture on the progress of various industrial research programs. Very enjoyable except that no one past the tenth row heard anything but the explosion. We can't quite remember what exploded, but it was part of the act. There was a question period afterwards. However we didn't think it would be polite to ask our, How is that Federal anti-trust business regarding G.M. and DuPont coming? Not that we had to import our technicians. Hidden in the bosom of classical culture, a scientist and his cohorts pulled off an ambitious operation. During the last year the astronomy club, under the aegis of Mr. Judy, constructed a telescope. Ad astra, gentlemen. Remember man that thou art dust . . . It was an early Lent this year. Some of the seniors even gave up smoking for the duration. There were times we were able to breathe in the Lounge. Seniors had a pep talk from Father Murray on Ash Wednesday. Popular rumor debunked to the relief of all: caps and gowns would not be in- itiated for graduation this year. Traditional summer formals stay in. The kibosh was also ofiicially put on the Washington trip. Thirsty seniors wept and bore it. February was a great month for meetings. A career night was held on the twelfth and a junior powfwow on the sixteenth. The Tertian Fathers invaded on the twenty- seventh to conduct a day of Reparation. This was another step in making Loyola Sacred Heart con- scious. Mr. Carter spent the year guiding a new religious organization into stable position. His Men of the Sacred Heart firmly established themselves here, and have spread to other schools thanks to talks given by travelling President Ed Halle and helperfspeakers. The short month slammed out with the Drama Club providing a grand finale of three one act plays for the benefit of Patna missions. We are happy to report that they were a financial success THIS year. March was the month of the palm tree, for Hawaii followed Alaska into the Union to become the fiftieth state. And there was a gnashing of teeth among 49fstar flag makers. There was a gnashing of teeth March second toog that euphemism, the special report was due in the office. On the twentyffirst sodalists from the surf rounding city and countryside stormed Loyola for an oldffashioned camp-meeting. ExfEditor Chris Zacher used the day to his advantage to become the first Loyolan ever to get his girl on the cover of the PREP. Easter. The smoke flooded the Lounge again as the glorious feast of the Resurrection banished penitential purple. Christ yesterday and today, the Beginning and the End, Alpha and Omega. Spring 'saw a revival of athletics on campus. Senior veterans Bolan, Ahern and company helped drill the football squad. Some sixty candidates showed up for track. Father Conroy, SJ. and Mr. Kotowski SJ. put some new life into the great American wastetime, baseball. April was a wonderful month, chiefly because it was studded with fourfday weeks. Day off for the Latin contest, which coincided with the play, Father Rector's day, - we felt like MacDonald with Big Steel by the throat. Well honeybelle, Will Stockdale do sho' nuff live ag'in. Southern dialects in place, thanks to Kentuckyfbred moderator, the drama club put on a fullfscale production of NO TINIE FOR SER- GEANTS. Pat fno relationl Boyle did a laugh' getting job in the part of Will, sophomore Richard Larkin played Ben, Ed Cunningham, Sergeant King, and Jim O'Connell, Irvin. When you, dear reader, are a grumpy old man going back to your yearbook for a few memories, call up this picture: Alex Mac' Gregor arriving at dress rehearsal with shiny new crew cut and being cut from cast by Mr. O'Callagf han, SJ., also with shiny new crew cut. Une notable news flash came straight from the scholastics' recreation room: our one time PREP moderator and 'someftime censor Mr. William H. Shurr, SJ. will spend next year teaching in the juniorate at Milford. This assignment certainly is an honor for a scholastic. We wish him well. But now, in late April, with hours to spare before deadline, we must necessarily finish oif this semifconscientious calendar in the future tense. May's claim to fame lies in free days, the Tulip Trot, senior exams, and the Prom. june, blessed June, offers those glorious final days, the third for underclassmen, then graduation on the ninth for seniors. And so Loyola, the last farewell. Pete Shepherd LJ N W E S the class of nineteen-sixty takes over X . mmm? Zi, - I ,J A Academics 24-32 Achievements 137 Activities 56-77 Ahern, Michael 1. 128 Ahern, William R. 35, 61, 72, 80, 82, 84, 92, 97 Aigner, Richard F. 122 Aldige, Paul G. 76, 132 Alley, Keith E. 31, 98 120 Allison, Anthony G. 124 Almeroth, David M, 59, 82, 122 Amaturo, Dennis M. 124 Amit, Peter R. 35 Andersen, Gorden G. 116 Anderson, Richard H. 122 Anderson, Timothy 1. 124 Anderstrom, Daryl W. 130 Angelini, Darro R. 76, 95, 98, 134 Anniversary, 104-111 Anzelone, 1oseph R. 118 Arend, 1oseph P. 130 Arias, Enrique A. 26, 27, 35 Armstrong, 1ames F. 128 Armutat, Michael 1. 60, 130 Amos, George W. 124 Assens, Thomas 1. 27, 35, 70 ASTRONOMY 62 ATHLETICS 80-103 Aurilio. Aldo A. 35, 71 Axley, Frederick W. 27, 35, 82. 84, 97 B Babler, 1ames H. 130 Bacca, David P. 124 Baker. Clarke 1. 60, 130 Ballay. Albert S. 35, 76 Balog, Richard H. 35 Bamberger, Mr. Walter L. 16, 55 Baron, 1oseph S. 130 Barranco, William S. 130 Barrett, Robert E. 31, 86, 95, 103, 132 Barry, Rev. Laurence M., 8.1. 16 Barth, William M. 36, 68, 100 Barton, Michael B. 92, 98, 130 BASEBALL 100-101 BASKETBALL 87-92 Bastiani, Mr. Carl A. 14 Bauer, E. Michael 82, 118 Baumstark, 1ames S. 93, 96, 114 Baur, Richard C. 72, 82, 92, 96, 124 Bax, Gerald W. 86, 130 Bayalis, 1ohn R. 70, 120 Beaver, Thomas A. 97, 116 Bcall, Rev. 1ohn P.. S.1. 10 Bechtold, Edward C. 124 156 index Beck, 1ames H. 132 Beck, Robert C. 61, 122 Beez, Mr. 1. C., 8.1. 55 Berger, Ronald V. 59, 120 Bergewisch, Rev. Frederick F., 8.1. 18. 60 Bergholf, 1ohn C. 116 Bermingham, 1ohn A. 60, 128 Bernardi, Richard A. 96, 98, 124 Bernardi, Thomas C. 130 Beucher. Robert N. 116 Bieler, Richard 1. 130 Bielinski, Barry T. 24, 36, 70, 72. 80, 93 Biersach, 1ohn P. 76, 114 Biersach. Robert 1. 61, 72, 82, 120 Biggins, 1ames A. 3, 27, 36 Binsfeld, Michael A. 134 Birkenheier, Robert 1. 76, 130 Bishop, Gregory B. 36 Blacklidge, 1ames B. 71, 126 Blais. 1ohn P. 100, 134 Blake, Thomas M. 76, 134 Blazek, 1zrome E. 36 Bohatch, Andrew R. 120 Bolan, Michael B. 24, 34. 61, 72, az, 34, 97 Boland, Dennis M. 134 Bolsinger, 1oseph 1. 58, 59, 61, 72. 82, 120 Boltz, Paul W. 60, 64, 66, 126 Bornhofen. Thomas M. 124 Bough, Richard 1. 60, 76, 134 Boyd, 1oseph W. 36, 99 Boyle, Charles A. 36, 70, 72 Boyle, Mr. Patrick 1., 8.1. 13, 86 Boyle, Thomas 1. 60, 130 Braasch. Thomas W. 95, 128 Braasch. William 1. 86, 116 Breen, 1ohn A, 1, 72, 82, 84. 118 Breen, William T. 61, 86, 98, 128 Brennan, Thomas 1. 128 Breslin. 1ohn X. 86, 132 Brewster, Daniel R. 60, 112, 128 Brinckerhoff, 1oseph 1. 93, 114 Broderick, William E. 132 Bowman, Mr. 1ames H.. 8.1. 20, 59 Brophy, Edward W. 37 Brophy, 1ames 1. 37, 71 Brophy, Timothy 1. 60, 128 Brosemer, Bro. Paul. 8.1. 12 Brost, Robert E. 134 Browe, Bernard 1. 72, 126 Brown, Michael 1. 37, 71, 77 Brown, Patrick C. 97, 118 Brown, Ralph E. 37 Brown, Raymond 1. 130 Browne. 1ames M. 134 Buckly, Ernest R. 60. 95, 132 Burkart, William P. 128 Burke, David H. 122 Burke, 1ames A. 34, 72. 80, 88, 89 Burkholder, Alexander A. 37 Bur, Bro. 1ames. 5.1. 17 Burns, George E. 76, 118, 130 Buschmann, Very Rev. 1. Peter, 8.1. 10 Buss, Carl M. 72, 82, 84, 114 Buss, Hubert L. 59, 66, 71, 126 Busscher, Warren 1. 128 Butler, Stephen P. 86. 134 Burnham, Rev. Richard F., 8.1. 55 Byrne, Patrick B. 114 Byrne, Richard P, 37, 72, 91. 100 Byrnes, 1ohn D. 60, 86 C Cahill, Daniel 1. 124 Callahan, 1ohn E. 24. 37. 72, 90, 91, 100 Callahan, Patrick 72, 83, 88, 90, 114 CAMERA CLUB 76 Campbell. Richard P. 132 Canizaro, Albert 1. 128 Canizaro, Angelo P. 27, 37 Cannon, 1ay E. 76, 116, 134 Cannon, 1ohn P. 116 Capdevielle. Armand R. 38, 77 Capdevielle, Victor F. 116 Caraher, Mark 1. 76, 114 Carey, Donald F. 103, 128 Carley, Christopher T. 59, 118 Carlucci, Michael 1. 120 Carmichael, Engene 1. 38, 70 Carpenter, Patrick H. 114 Carroll, Denes 31, 63, 100, 128 Carter. Mr. Edward 1., 8.1. 17 Carton, William G. 116 Caruso, Mrs. 1osef 23 Casali, Patrick V. 122 Castro, Richard O. 86, 134 Cathcart, Paul McD. 98, 128 Cavallo. Charles A. 38, 100 Cenar, George T. 60, 132 Cerwin, Thomas A. 38, 97 Charlton, Thomas E. 95. 130 CHEERLEADERS 71 Clark, William M. 59, 61, 95. 126 Clarke, Theodore M. 114 CLASSES 114-136 Cleland, 1ohn A. 38. 88, 89, 99 Cleland. Thomas A. 90, 116 Clifford. Rev. Paul 1., 8.1. 16,58 Cole, Thomas D. 86. 98, 134 Coleman, George T. 76, 100, 116 Coleman, Kevin M. 130 Collins, Arthur B. 72, 116 Condon, Rev. 1ames A., 8.1. 11 Conerty. Michael 1. 57, 126 Conley, E. Dean 59. 60, 69, 82, 118 Conley, 1ames W. 134 Connelly. Mr. 1ohn 12 Conner, 1av R. 130 Connolly, Coleman M. 116 Conroy, Rev. Charles A.. 8.1. 14, 100 Conway. 1ames W. 31, 38, 82, 84 Cook, Francis V. 31, 95, 134 Cordova, Lemont P. 122 Coughlin, 1ames R. 86, 128 Cramer, William M. 120 Crane, Rev. XValter O.. 8.1. 15, 102, 103 Cronk. Thomas C. 60, 128 CROSS COUNTRY 96 Crowley, Mr. 1ohn R., 8.1. 21, 72. 77, 86, 99 Crowley. Peter 1. 112 Cunneen, Brian 1. 122 Cunneen, Dennis M. 38, 70, 71 Cunniff, 1ohn L. 31, 122 Cunningham. Edward 1. 38. 70 D Daleske, Bernard L. 39, 58, 61. 64, 70 Daley, 1e1frey T. 122 Daly. 1ames G. 95, 134 Daly, William 1. 39, 83 Davidson, Douglas G. 70, 114 Davis. 1erome R. 118 Davitt, 1ames E. 59, 70, 114 DEBATING 65-66 DeFord, Dennis G. 55 DeFord, William 55, 61, 134 Dehnert, Ernst F. 102. 116 De1ohn, Nicholas A. 130 DeMaeyer, Thomas R. 114 DeNicola. Harold A. 59. 61. 122 Dennis, Edward A. 39. 69, 70 Dennis. Walter L. 130 Desjardins, joel P. 60, 130 desmet. james A. 39. 72. 82. 84. 97 Detmer. Christopher M. 68, 118 Detmer. john F. 134 Devine, Richard A. 72. 82. 90, 91. 126 Dictze. john T. 70. 77, 118 Dillon. Michzlel R. 59. 64. 75. 114 D'Iorio, Stephen P. 120 DiPietropaolo. Celest P. 82, 114 Dix, Robert 96. 97, 118 Dixon. Robert j. 130 Dobbins. Robert W. 124 Dohcny. Anthony j. 31, 126 Dole. Robert S. 116 Donoghue, Edmond R. 95. 134 Donoghue, Geoflrey 95, 98. 120 Donovan, Dennis M. 134 Dooley. Laurence E. 39. 72, 82. 84. 93 Dooley, Patrick G. 39. 116 Dooley. Richard F. 93. 99 Dowling. Rev. Edward j.. S.j. 19 Downes. William P. 128 Downing. Michael D. 31. 76. 132 Doyl, Edwared j. 132 Doyle. Terrence P. 60. 103, 134 Doyle. William C. 120 DRAMATIC CLUB 67f69 Driscoll. Patrick T. 118 Drucker. Paul M. 64. 98 Duffy. Rev. james j., S.j. Duffy. Duick. Dunn, Dunn T. Michael 126 Daniel S. 39. 80. 88. 89 Edwin j. 100. 114 Mr. Robert j.. S.j. 3 Dunne. Richard j. 39 Durlacher. Martin L. 73. 82. 116 E Ebbers, Thomas T. 114 Eby. William 134 Egan, Gerald E. 31. 132 Egan, Michael M. 120 Egan. Thomas M. 68 Eiden. Thomas R. 60. 98, 128 Elmore, George M. 86, 92. 134 Elson. Charles O. 114 Engeldahl. Andrew M. 98. 134 F Fabian. james A. 40, 77 FACULTY 8'23 Fahey, john 60, 132 Farley. William D. 98. 124 Farrell. Robert M. 120 Farrell. Thomas P. 96, 97. 114 FATHERS' CLUB 78f79 Feeley, Henry 40. 61, 72 Fecley. james E. 68, 118 FernandezfRojo, Roger C. 130 86. 95, Fewer. Clarence L. 132 Fiebcrg. Paul H. 61. 86. 134 Fiedler. john A. 40. 68 7o Fields, Ambrose B. 60 Fisher. Dwight D. 86. 132 Fitzgerald. Edward W. 40. 70. 71, 72, 82. 84 Fitzgerald. james j. 122 Fitzgerald. john T. 126 Fitzgerald. Thomas E. 124 Fitzpatrick. Stephen W. 122 Flatley. john E. 95. 130 Fletcher. james Owens 76. 116 Fogarty. Michael j. 59. 70 Foley Daniel R. 69. 116 index Fontaine, Eugene j. 40 FOOTBALL 82'86 Forbes, Martin L. 97, 116 Foreman, john B. 61. 86. 130 Fox, Donald C. 96. 124 Fox. Donald G. 98. 126 Fox, Mr, Peter D., S.j. 19. 64 Frake. Ronald G. 134 Frantz. Eugene j. 124 Frederick, Richard 124 Freeding. Peter O'N. 122 Freisinger. john 40. 76 FRENCH CLUB 71 Fuermann, Warren B. 130 Friedberg, Erhard M. 77, 96. 97. 126 Fugazzotto. joel P. 31. 82, 116 Fuggiti, Bruce A. 40. 64 G Gallagher, Charles j. 41. 72, 73 Gallagher, Edward j. 60. 130 Gallagher. Gerard B. 64, 76, 118 Galo. Stephen j. 130 Garvey, Dennis M. 59, 64. 72. 73. 114 Garvy. Vincent F. 116 Gavel 66 Geary. james R. 118 Gebuhr. Carl 31. 60. 86. 134 Geils, Ronald H. 130 Geist. john M. 126 Gerding, john H. 76. 97, 114 Gerich, Richard j. 41 Gibbons. ohn P. 41 Giambalvo, james P. 95, 124 Gibbons. Patrick C. 126 Gibbons. William j. 98, 124 Gilbert. George j. 116 Ginnelly Thomas j. 76, 118 Gleason, john S. 120 GLEE CLUB 77 Glueckert, Richard W. 41 Glynn, Dennis j. 124 GOLF 99 Goltman. john F. 128 Gorman, William D. 41 Goschy. Peter j. 115 Gottschalk. john P. 70, 134 Graham, Vincent 86. 98, 126 Gray. Bradley R. 98, 124 Grealis. john E. 122 Grennan, William j, 126 Griffin, Andrew j. 41. 72, 93 Griffin, Farrel 76, 114 Griffin. joseph 134 Griffin, Michael L. 95, 120 Griffin, Timothy E. 72, 95, 98, 122 Grimes. Thomas R. 96, 98, 128 Gronek. john D. 118 Gronek. Robert V. 120 Gross, Arthur H. 97. 114 Growney, Richard j. 86, 134 Gueroult. Edward C. 41. 69, 70, 96 Guennwig, john T. 134 Guest, john C. 132 Guzzetta. Arthur A. 134 H Haas. Allen j. 130 Haddad. james B. 59. 64. 65, 112 Hahn, Robert W, 128 Halle, Edward j. 42, 58, 61 Halperin. Patrick j. 82 Halperin. Thomas C. 42 Halpin. Richard L. 28, 42 Hamilton. Eugene C. 122 Hamilton, john F. 86, 128 Hanagan, joseph F. 132 Handing. Theodore E. 42, 70, 82 Hanson. Robert H. 124 157 Hanson, Michael M. 122 Hansen, William M. 114 Harrison, A. joseph 130 Harrity. Charles R. 59. 126 Hartnett. Timothy j. 42 Harty. Martin j. 42 Hauss. john E. 98, 128 Hawkinson. Thomas P. 130 Hayes. james M. 124 Hayes. john L. 60. 86. 98. 128 Hazard. Michael F. 132 Head. Thomas R. 98. 122 Healy, Edward j. 82. 116 Healy. james W. 73, 82. 114 Healy. john P. 72. 116 Hegarty. Dennis L. 42 Hehman. Donald R. 99. 118 Heidersbach, Lee W. 42, 71, 91 Heiman, james A. 128 Heinz. Leo j. 134 Heinz. William T. 60. 86. 128 Heirty, john j. 43. 71 Henderson, David L. 126 Hennig. George j. 59. 61. 120 Herber. William E. 118 Herman, Mr. Charles E.. 19. 67 Hermanny. Kyle A. 120 Higgins. Douglas A. 88. 100, -20 Higgins. james E. 64, 70, 77, 92, 114 Hillenbrand. Barry R. 43. 58 Hillenbrand. Gerald B. 64. 114 Hitzelberger, Paul W. 65. 134 Hixson, Thomas O. 120 Hoban, Brendan T. 134 Hofer. Raymond C. 114 Hoffman, james C. 134 Hofherr. john D. 60. 97, 98. 134 Hofherr. Richard H. 86, 97 98 134 Hogan, Michael 126 Hogan. Patrick j. 132 Holmes, William T. 134 Hopkins, Thomas A. 43, 89 Horan. Robert T. 118 Horkay. john O. 128 Hoskins, Thomas T. 82, 118 Hughes, jahes H. 43. 70. 93 Hughes. john K. 61. 122 Hummel, john D. 132 Huske. jerome j. 118 I lgnoffo. Matthew F. 76. 130 lrving, William E. 124 lski. john 120 lvanceyich. Anthony M. 62. 124 J jacobs, Lance F. 120 jacobs. Robert E. 96. 132 I 1 Jakob, Donald J. 77, 96, 97, 114 Jakob, Edward W. 59, 77 120 James, David C. 64, 116 Jameson. Michael J. 122 Janczak, Glen L. 118 Janet, John R. 122 Janovics, James E. 116 Janowski, Eugene 60, 77 Janowski, Thomas E. 27, 43 Jeffers, John J. 60, 128 Jennings, David L. 122 Johannes. John R. 92, 126 Johnson, Gerard G. 3, 43, 70, '71 Johnson, James W. 118 Johnsos, Charles E. 76, 116 Jones, Philip J. 25, 43, 70, 77, 93 Jones, Richard D. 24, 43, 71 Jorgenson, Wayne J. 126 Jost, Frank A. 59, 68, 70, 116 Jost. Peter D. 95, 98, 112, 120 Joyce, David J. 44 Joyce, Thomas M. 124 Judy, Mr. Kenneth S. 18, 62 Jurschak, Miss Gertrude 23 K Kane, Peter J. 130 Kane, Robert W. 86, 99, 116 Kapche, William N. 130 Karaganis, Joseph V. 114 Keady, Fred D. 31, 132 Kealy, Patrick J. 96, 98, 126 Keefe, George J. 60, 86, 130 Keefe, Lawrence M. 118 Keehan, Michael R. 130 Keelan, John T. 114 Keigher, Edward G. 128 Kelleher, John P. 59 Kellens, William M. 44, 69 Keller, James S. 58, 64, 114 Kelly, Donald M. 59, 100, 118 Kelly. John P. 124 Kelly, Kelly, Robert E. 128 Kelly Kelly a Stephen P. 84, 118 Terrence T. 86, 128 Kelly, Thomas J. 93, 118 Kelly William G. 60, 103, 134 Kenniedy, Kael B. 44, 64, 65 Patrick D. 60, 86, 100, 134 Mclntosh, Kennedy, William P. 124 Kennedy. Richard J. 34, 72 Kepner. Robert W. 132 Killean, James E. 44, 71 Kincaid, Michael K. 86, 134 Kipley, David C. 61, 134 Kirsch, Thomas A. 31, 124 Kirscht, Joseph E. 134 Klaas, Jerome F. 44 index Klimczak. Gerald L. 122 Klinpje. William M. 60, 61, 130 Klug, Michael J. 132 Knight, Timothy W. 130 Koch, William F. 25, 114 Konold. Peter G. 132 Kopp, James W. 44, 97 Korb, Bart W. 134 Kosirog, Marion L. 44, 71 Kotowski, Mr. Casimir S., S.J. 20, 100 Kownacki. Ralph J. 44, 68 Kowalski, Thomas E. 66, 120 Kozlowski, Robert S. 76, 95, 98, 134 Kranz, Mr. Charles H. 21, 55 Kramer, Jay S. 126 Krick, John P. 45, 72, 82, 84 Krissant, David R. 124 Krug, Gilbert M. 95, 120 Kruggel, Arthur F. 72, 82, 114 Kuehn, Nicholas H. 24, 45 Kupon, Robert 122 Kynoch, Russell R. 130 L Landt, Allan D. 100, 114 Lane, Joseph C. 72, 93, 116 Lane, Martin J. 58, 59, 72, 95, 98, 120 Lang Edward T. 120 Larkin, Richard D. 68, 70, 124 Larsen, William J. 128 Larson, Raymond M. 82, 84, 118 Layman, Edwin R. 122 Leahy, Thomas F. 134 Leahy, Thomas F.,134 Leahy, Thomas K. 72, 96, 116 Leahy, Timothy 118 Lee, Richard A. 65, 68, 114 Leech, Thomas P. 132 Legris, Rev. Gerasime M., S.J. 22, 71 Lehman, John, F. 45 Leisten, Arthur G. 45 Lenahan, Robert C. 130 Lennon, William A. 124 Leonard, Craig J. 90, 124 Leonard, Dale C. 45, 72, 73, 82, 84, 93, 95, 100 Leslie, Robert F. 120 Lindstrom, Joseph M. 128 Liske. Thomas C. 126 Lloyd, Robert A. 45, 71 Loos, Gary M. 128 Lops, Michael J. 120 Lorenz, John 128 Lotito, John F. 61, 124 Love, John T. 45 Love, Michael P. 130 Lowell, Robert P. 126 Luczak, Andrew E. 120 Lunardi, Daniel B. 134 Lyddan, William C. 128 Maher, Peter 134 Mahoney, John M. 116 Malachowski, Robert M. 95, 134 Mallach, Michael 132 Maloney, John E. 116, 118 Maloney, Michael 66, 134 Mandarino, Joseph D. 72, 86, 118 Mangione, William W. 98, 122 Manion, Dennis M. 98, 124 Mann, Joseph J. 61, 128 Maranto, Frank A. 128 Marotta, Dennis R. 120 Marotta, Michael J. 116 Martens, Joseph M. 92, 126 Martin, Howard S. 124 Martin, Robert M. 46, 71 Martin, John J. 122 Marxer, John J. 31, 132 Marzano, Gerard J. 100, 116 Massopust, James S. 130 MATH CLUB 64 Maurer, Robert J. 134 Maus, William A. 60, 134 Mausolf, Donald L. 128 Mausolf, Frederick A. 59, 96, 97, 118 Mayhoefer, Albert A. 95, 124 Maytnier, David M. 120 McAdams, John A. 46, 70, 72, 102 McCabe, Michael A. 46 McCaffrey, Robert L. 98, 130 McCann, Paul D. 118 McCann, Robert O. 55 McCarte, Allan B. 46 McCarthy, McCarthy, McCarthy, McCloskey, McConville Dennis N. 118 Barry W. 65, 120 William J. 59, 134 John J. 126 , John J. 59, 97, 116 126 McCormick, John F. McDonagh, Harry F. 60, 86, 98, 134 McDonnell, James R. 124 McDonnell, John B. 95, 124 McDonnell, Michael T. 61, 132 McDowell, David A. 60, 61, 134 McEvoy, Jerald T. 124 McFadden, Edward J. 134 McFadden John E. 24, 46 McFaul, James J. 116 McGeehan, Michael Q. 118 McGowan, Joseph A. 118 McGrath, Michael J. 47, 68 McGreevy, Michael J. 28, 47 McGuire, John A. 82, 84, 88, 89, 118 McHugh, Edward P. 24, 47, 68 McHugh, Kevin B. 134 McHugh. John M. 3, 132 James P. 89, 118 Lyman, Charles E. 124 Lynch, Dennis M. 45 Lynch, Peter J. 60, 132 Lyons, James L. 86, 90, 92, 130 Lyons, Joseph M. 89. 114 Lyons, Mr. Redmond V. 16 Lyons, Thomas J. 46 MacGregor, Alexander P. 26, 46, 64, 65, 70 Machata, William C. 46 Mackey, Michael T. 86, 130 Mackowski, Mr. Richard M., S.J. 55 Maday, Richard L. 134 Maguire, Rev. Edward C., S.J. 22 Maher, Michael P. 134 158 McKune, Emmet J. 118, 126 McLaughlin, John W. 124 McPartlin, Frederick S. 47 McPartlin, Lawrence J. 96, 98, 122 McShane, Paul A. 76, 77, 118 Meintzer Edward D, 60, 86, 100, 128 Mella, William H. 60, 132 Menkhaus, Jerome P. 120 61 MEN OF THE SACRED HEART 61 Merrill, Thomas 31, 60, 76, 88, 90, 92, 95, 134 Mertes Donald R. 98, 130 Metz, Bernd D. 95, 132 Metzger, William 60, 86, 92, 132 Miklitsch, Carl D. 120 Milici Charles D. 76, 124 Miller, Richard 76, 124 Miller. Thomas E. 120 Minifle, Lloyd H. 130 Primeau, Richard G. 100, 114 Mitchell. John D. 118 Mitchell. Mr. Thomas 17. 55 Moky, Dennis 47. 67. 68 Molitor, Robert F. 132 Molloy. Denis A. 114 Moloney, John E. 88 Moloney, Thomas R. 47. 86 Monahan, Dennis P. 3, 47. 70 Moody. Alexander J. 47. 100 Mooney, Philip E. 122 Moore, Carl E. 114 Moore. Michael B. 98, 124 Moorhead. Patrick H. 118 Moran, Michael J. 126 Morin, Rev. Beniamin R., S.J. 21 Morrissey, Edward P. 61. 72. 82, 126 Morrissey, John 48 Morrison. James A. 114 Morse. James L. 116 MOTHERS' CLUB 78f79 Mrozek. Ronald W. 128 Mueller, Robert C. 118 index O'Connor, Alan P. 126 O'Connor. James V. 86, 128 O'Connor. John J. 122 O'Connor, Philip T. 49 O'Donnell O'DonnellZ Charles 49 Terence J. 134 O'Donovan, William J. 128 Oehler, Edward A. 72. 134 Oelerich. John J. 92, 126 O'Grady, Jerome P. 60, 130 O'Hara, Charles T. 124 O'Keefe. Denis B. 126 O'Laughlin, Charles J. 64. 120 O'Leary, John A. 49 O'Leary. Timothy P. 122 O'Loughlin, James M. 92. 134 O'Loughlin. John A. 34, 72, 88, 89. 100 O'Mallev. James J. 62. 134 O'Neill, Michael T. 49, 72 O'Neill, Robert F. 120 O'Regan, James J. 60, 128 O'Regan, William G. 50 Muller, Donald A. 61. 126 Mulligan, Andrew T. 134 Murphy, Daniel G. 126 Murphy, Dennis O. 31, 86, 132 Murphy, Jame M. 96, 98, 128 Murphy, John P. 72, 93. 116 Murphy Martin D. 48, 77 Murphy, Robert J. 86, 134 Murphy, Terence J. 86, 95, 128 Murphy, Thomas F. 24. 48 Murphy Thomas 130 O'Shaughnessy, Rev. Donald J., S.J. O'Shaughnessy, Timothy 15, 58. 59, 72, 95, 98, 126 Osten. Richard A. 82, 116 Ostholthoff, James T. 98, 122 Ostrom, Eugene B. 66, 120 Ostry, Richard J. 82, 88. 90, 118 Otter, William R. 126 Owens, Thomas J. 114 Purcell, John P. 128 Q James A. 61, 86, 134 Quinn, Quinn, Mr. Michael P. 21, 55 Quinn, William J. 6, 126 R Rappel, James F. 120 Rassas, Nicholas C. 59, 61, 72, 82, 126 Murray, Edward J. 86, 134 Murray, Rev, Thomas F., S.J. 10, 64 Murtaugh, Daniel M. 24, 48, 64. 67, 72, 93 Murtaugh Michael K. 60, 132 Murtha, Frank 60, 128 Musolf, Gerard A. 128 Mutke, Alan R. 122 N Nadherny, Robert G. 126 Nagel, Charles M. 134 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 64 Naper, John H. 116 Necas. Michael B. 134 P Pabich, Brian J. 114 Pabich, George J. 60, 130 Pallasch, Patrick G. 120 Palm, Jam':s McG. 60, 95, 130 Pantle, Donald A. 61, 86, 130 Parent Joseph D. 50 Parrilli Mathew M. 124 Pasquesi, Robert L. 128 Passarelli, John E. 134 Rau, William C. 59, 98, 126 Ray, Frederick, W. 126 Ray, Paul G. 124 Reed. John P. 118 Reedy, William G. 76, 116 Reich, William P. 76, 132 Reichert, William V. 116 Reiner, James R. 124 - Reser, Peter K. 124 Reuss, David G. 116 Nelson. James R. 132 Nelson. John R. 114 Netzinger, William E. 122 Neumann, George J. 134 Newton, Thomas A. 116 Nicosia, Robert J. 48, 93 Nieman, Nieman, Frank C. 82, 122 Richard E. 124 Niklewicz, Edward J. 58, 118 Noble, Bruce E. 48, 102 Noetzel. Rev. Kenneth S.J. 11 Nottoli, Gerard M. 116 Nottoli, Ralph K. 126 Novak, Michael J. 134 Novesky, Richard W. 124 O O'Brien, Conway E. 77, 114 O'Brien, Michael M, 48. 114 O'Bricn, O'Brien, O'Bryan. Patrick F. 120 Raymond 49, 72, 100 Stephen F. 49, 72, 90, 91 O'Callaghan, Mr. John J., S.J. 18, 68, 69 O'Callaghan, Joseph M. 67, 68, 114 O'Connell, Dennis I. 99, 116 O'Conncll, Jamcs C. 49, 70 O'Connell, Michael J, 28, 49, 59, 61, 73, 97, 114 O'Connell, Patrick J. 96, 128 O'C0nnell. Paul D. 122 Pasternack, John V. 50, 102 Pastore, James M. 128 Patrone, Paul H. 132 PATRONS 145 Pauly. Craig A. 132 Pauly, James N. 122 Pearson, Gerald P. 76, 86, 130 Pendergast, Robert L. 98, 128 Pendergast, Thomas M. 61, 82, 114 Pendergast, William R. 86, 96, 132 Penfold. James F. 86, 128 Penn, Kenneth W. 134 Penney, James J. 120 Perkaus, Richard C. 50 Perlitz, Thomas J. 60, 76, 86, 130 Peterson, Mr. E. Paul, S.J. 55 Petrusky, Robert J. 134 Pettinger, Bernard E. 134 Pettit, Anthony J, 114 Phelan, James C. 1, 61. 68. 70, 86, 116, 128 Phillips William 130 Phinney, Thomas L. 64, 126 Plante, Richard L. 3, 50. 70 Pleiss, Charles C. 103, 132 Plunkett, Thomas K. 31, 132 Podraza, Francis J. 134 Pollauf. Rev. Robert A., S.J. 18, 65, 66 Polyak, Charles E. 120 Ponticelli, Michael I. 50, 93 Potempa, Kenneth S. 122 Powell, William P. 95, 96, 130 Powers, Rev. Thomas S., S.J. 13 Powers, William C. 86, 132 Pozza, Mr. James P. 13. 82, 92 PREP 74'75 Reuter, Richer, Robert W. 28, 50, 70 Edwin G. 118 Richer, Michael P. 132 Richer, William F. 118, 122 Ricketts. John E. 130 Riddle Randy W. 130 Rigali, Paul A. 134 Riggs, Robert L. 103, 134 Riley, Michael P. 70, 114 Rini, Victor 126 Rion, Robert W. 122 Roach, Mr. James W. 20, 55 Roberts. E. David 51 Roberts. James J. 132 Roberts, Jerome J. 120 Roberts, John D. 76, 130 Robinson, Joseph M. 134 Roemer, David L. 126 Rohde, Robert S. 51. 64. 69. 70 Rohr, Michael E. 51 Romano, Donald F. 64, 72, 82, 114 Romano, Joseph H. 132 Ronin, Robert L. 132 Rossate, John S. 126 ROSTRUM 65 Roti, Charles 31, 122 Roti, Frank, F. 100, 122 Roubik, David J. 132 Rowland, Robert L. 95, 98, 124 Runge, Andrew W. 122 Ruppe, Robert J. 72, 82, 94, 88, 116 Ryan, Ryan, Ryan, Ryan, Ryan, David H. 124 James A. 64, 69, 70, 77, 114 James B. 86, 95, 132 Philip J. 25, 51, 68 Richard B. 98, 124 159 Weiner, Robert M. 54 Sweenie, Witschy, Ryan, Rev. William F., S.j. 13 Ryan, Rev. William P., S.j. 17, 88, 90 Rybandt, Ronald F. 92,i134 S Salmon, Peter H. 134 Salvatore. james j. 51 Sarton, Henry M. 98, 128 Savage, Hugh R. 114 Scala, Anthony E. 122, 128 Scanlan, Robert G. 75, 96, 114 Schaefer, George G. 60. 95, 98, 132 Schaefer, Thomas E. 134 Schager, Richard B. 116 Schell. james M. 130 Scheribel, Karl W. 126 Scheuring, Robert N. 51 SCIENCE CLUB 62 Schier, Leslie K. 76, 102, 114 Schiller, Raymond D. 76, 116 Schneider, Harvey, L. 122 Schneider, Robert B. 134 Schneider, Robert E. 120 Schoen, john W. 69, 116 Schoenecker, William j. 60, 134 SCh0ll, David E. 59, 76. 102, 114 Scholl, Carroll M. 51 Schroeder, William j. 98, 128 Schroeder, Glenn M. 122 Schultz, Robert A. 120 Schutte, Robert j. 59, 126 Schwaba, Thomas P. 126 Schweickert, Donald L. 124 Scorsone, Vincent M. 128 Scott, Michael P. 132 Scully, Patrick R. 98, 134 Seaberg, Guy P. 126 Seebauer, Matthew j. 122 Seidenbecker, George F. 92, 126 Seidler, john W. 76 Seliskar, Mr. Donald R., S.j. 55 Sennott, Robert F. 86, 134 Sennott, Stephen j. 61, 98, 126 Serpe, john S. 60, 132 Serpico, Dennis P. 134 Sessions, Edson O. 86, 132 Sexton, james D. 86, 132 Sexton, joseph C. 118 Sharkey, john D. 114 Shepherd, Peter 51, 64 Sheridan, Mrs. Andrew j. 23 Sheridan, james A. 24. 52 Sherony, Donald F. 25, 76, 114 Shields, joseph T. 118 Shurr, Mr. William H., S.j. 19, 75 Shuster, Ronald A. 66, 120 - Siebert, Thomas E. 118 Simon, james E. 70, 126 I60 index Simons, Kenneth M. 116 Siuta, Francis C. 122 Skiflington, Rev. Wilton L., S.j. 13 Skinner, john R. 128 Smida, Bro. Michael j., S.j. 13 Smith, Arthur C. 52, 72, sz, 84 Smith, james G. 59, 98, 120 Smith, Miss Madelyn 23 Smith, Paul C. 130 Smith, Richard j. 118 Smith, Thomas W. 116 Smith, William 64, 72, 82, 84, 90, 91, 114 Smoluch Clifford j. 96, 98, 128 Spaeth, john R. 114 Sparks, William R. 118 Stanmeyer, Robert E. 116 Starck, Brent R. 86, 103, 132 Steilens, james S. 59, 92, 120 Steiles, Robert j. 118 Steffey, William D. 130 Steiskal, Rev. john W., S.j. 12. 63 Stell, Michael F. 120 Stemwedel, james L. 96, 124 Stemwedel, john A. 64 Stepan, Paul M. 59, 72, 90, 91, 95, 120 Stephan, Donald E. 118 Stocker, Michael A. 28, 65, 118 Stockreiter, Francis M. 100, 116 Stoll, George C. 66, 126 Stover, Geoffrey V. 100, 118 Straub, Walter F. 132 Streif, Robert V. 118 Suchors William W. 52, 100 Sullivani Cornelius J. 59, 90, 92, 120 Sullivan, Daniel A. 88, 124 Sullivan, Mr. Eugene P. 15, 82, 86, 90 Sullivan, George P. 60, 98, 130 Traynor, Michael j. 53, 70 Tucker, jerome E. 68, 77, 114, 134 Tucker, Thomas E. 60 U Urban, Thomas P. 126 V Vahey, Gerard R. 126 Valenti, Donald S. 118 Valko, Robert j. 99, 114 Van Bramer, john D. 58, 59, 75, 96, 97, 114 Vaske, james M. 118 Vertenten, james A. 31, 86, 132 Victorine, Robert A. 116 Vizzone, Kenneth F. 116 Vlaming, Raymond j. 122 Vonesh, Richard R. 134 Voss, james R. 134 Voss, Paul 60, 63, 120 W Waddell, Frederick T. 25, 53 Wade, Kent E. 128 Wade, Robert E. 114 Wagman, Robert j. 95, 126 Wagner, Arnold L. 130 Wagner, john D. 31, 14 Wagner, Victor A. 64, 126 Waldron, Thoma j. 72, 86, 116 Wallace, james M. 134 Walsh, james P. 61, 126 Walsh, john T. 76, 132 Walsh, Robert R. 59, 63, 126 Walsh, Thomas M. 1, 25, 53 Wambach, john R. 92, 120 Ward, jerome j. 114 Ward, Thomas j. 118 Ward, Michael G. 28, 53 Warmuth, Clayton D. 54, 68 Washburn, joseph S. 28, 54 Sullivan, Henry j. 31, 60, 114, 116 Sullivan, Patrick j. 122 Sullivan, William R. 59, 96, 126 Sweeney, Mr. Charles j., S.j. 15 Philip j. 120 Swiderski, joseph M. 124 SWIMMING 93f95 Szafranski, Wayne H. 52 Szymanski, Edward F. 52 Szymanski, Wayne R. 130 T Tansey, Michael j. 95, 98, 132 Tarjan, Robert W. 59, 61, 95, 97, 98, 126 Tasto. Robert N. 52 Tax, Thomas j. 130 Temple, William T. 122 Ten Eyck, john B. 122 TENNIS 102'103 Teramani, Nicholas A. 132 Thalin, Stephen P. 114 Thilman, Edward T. 53, 100 Thoma, Robert H. 124 Thomas, john P. 31, 132 Thompson, james E. 76, 134 Thornton, Robert j. 61, 72, 126 Thudium, Terrence j. 128 Tiernan, Thomas R. 59, 120 Tighe, Shannon, M. 65, 67, 68, 70, 118 Tighe, Terrence j. 120 Tillotson Richard 122 Toland, joseph A. 53, 72 Tomalak, Terrence S. 53 Tomasic, Mr. Thomas T. 22, 55 Toohey, james K. 86, 130 Toohey, john T. 114 Topp, Alexander j. 59, 68, 70, 120 TRACK 97f98 TORCH CLUB 73 Wasleff, Alexia V. 118 Weber, David C. 134 Weidert, john C. 61, 130 Welch, Michael T. 122 Welsh, Michael F. 122 Welsh, Patrick A. 116 Weymer, Stanley P. 122 Whalen, Barry F. 92, 103, 128 Wickham, Douglas Q. 54, 64, 71, 72, 97 Wilhelm, john L. 59 64, 120 Williams, Lee D. 136 Williams, Daniel 54, 134 Winandy. john R. 130 Winks, Robert C. 95, 98, 134 Albert j. 126 Witty, Donald P. 92, 126 Wojtanowski, jerome F. 130 Wolfsmith, Richard F. 68, 70, 120 Woodburn, Sean j. 95, 134 Woods, Harvey D. 76, 118 Woodward, Charles E. 134 Woodward, Garry A. 60, 86 Woodward, james F. 59, 64, 68, 70, 77, 114 Wozniak Robert H. 130 Y Yahnke. james G. 124 YEAR 147-148 Yoshimura, john P. 3, 54, 67 Z Zacher, Christian, K. 54, 58, 64, 65. 72, 75 Zane, Carl M. 98, 122 Zasiebida, Richard N. 60, 86, 100. 128 Zavitz, Michael S. 54 Zemba, Roger . 98, 132 Zimecki, Rev. 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