Marmion Military Academy - Pass N Review Yearbook (Aurora, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1957 volume:

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A 4 , 'XX 14 pf 24: U41 X35 0 7 mf il? K '15 i 'wc ff W1 Q1 Q --- 'ZS 'MV QQ KN jx 'L'-F tai ' 5,770 YQ! R Q.nwd'1,'f ' 1 S. 1 I Q, -l wining ek wi'-LQ W 'N A 1 'WPJ' X I I ' f lfle , I f r WiU'??ff'?T57jylJgyJ?L ' MW M M Www iw 3 MM fjkffy Ambre, JM Bowling, JF Even, JR Fabian, LL Hartnedy, JA Hettinger, TP U16 Kvzfeille I 95 7 Volume Twenty-one MARMION MILITARY ACADEMY AURORA, ILLINOIS -Qu-? 'B-?ef E H 1 Xe. QV EDITORIAL STAFF Hoppe, LG Kienlen, RA Krebs, GK Leahy, MJ Longnecker, DE Miecznikowski, RS Peter, TO The man of the hom' did not get there in 4 minute. Rinderman, RR Sabo, WP Schaefers, JL Swickert, GL Walter, FT Woodka, TK Kilt' .7466 of Jlflarmion Main Building Here it is that the cadets get the educational works-education for God, for neigh- bor, and for self. Religious, academic, and military courses prepare the boy to become the man. Sports and social activities round out the program to give each cadet a complete education. I1f'5 easier to fight for oneir principles than to live up to them. Inner Workings Originally designed for recreational and dining facilities, the RECREATION HALL retains the dining facilities and a small area for recreation. Expansion problems have forced classrooms to encroach on ping-pong, billiards, tele- vision, and the juke box. But we get by. Take a whiff of the smoke on a rainy morning. The man who med to hum the midnight oil now hm iz Jon who harm the gas at midnight. Snugly tucked away on the campus is the BARRACKS, the sleeping quarters for the greater part of the resident cadets. Father Damian and Father Martin hover protective-ly within these walls. 3 ABBOT COLUMBA MARMION, O.S.B. Admiration for the holiness of Abbot Mar- mionls life and for the soundness of his spirit- ual counsels in the books published under his name influenced the Benedictines in their choice of a name for the present school. Abbot Mannion was born in Ireland in 1858 and died as abbot of Maredsous abbey, Bel- gium, in 1923. Ten years later our school be- came Marmion Military Academy. 4 RIGHT REVEREND GERALD BENKER1 O.S.B., Ph.D. Abbot of Marmion Abbey Prefidefzt of Marzzziofz Nliliffzry Academy Father Abbot Gerald, first abbot of Marmioi was born in Louisville, Kentucky, October 21 1909, professed as a Benedictine at St. Meinrai Indiana, August 6, 1929, ordained to the pries hood on May 22, 1954, was named and cox firmed as Abbot on March 21, 1947, and wi blessed on May 22, 1947. In ten years he has brought Marmion fz along the road of progress and expansion. We Dedicate the I 95 7 Keveille fa His Excellency THE MOST REVEREND LORAS T. LANE, D.D. Bishop of Rockford It is our honor and our privilege this year to offer our efforts in this book as a welcoming gift to our Bishop. From the day of his arrival in Rockford, November 19, 1956, to the present day, we have been happy to note Bishop Lane's interest in the youth of the diocese and his understanding of our problems. We like him and his ways. We hope he likes us despite our Ways. The Marmion Cadets salute His Excellency, THE MOST REVEREND LORAS T. LANE. We Open Our Eyes fer I 956 and I 95 7 Each year the school term begins officially with a Solemn High Mass offered by Father joseph, Marmion's Headmaster. Deacon of the Mass was Fr. Bernardg Sub- deacon was Fr. Stephen. Assistants to Father Abbot Gerald at the throne were Father Columban and Father Barnabas. Some people use religion like el buf-they ride it only when it is going their way. JLJZML 3f.wMMw JQQWMM Q , . :qw 5, all E343 6. Im Ming! 056. UI- ufvwlwk 75. fl-4.41, .Wg a s if ww ,Chwff Kg rw fdlfg Pwzn'z1olily if the art of umtifzg only your own tzme 8 6285 Nm- '!ClSi3, .fUi040' 5.639444-q,Zp,4,, ' I WA' If you want to get attention, my it fmt, became the mind mnnot accept what the feat ammo! emZzz1fe. 9 ,WML 7-ww, MB gf,QLe:5M4 I0 A sharp tongue can cut deeper than ez smlpelf' ff gyfpwffbf ,,.,.--10 EA' he Ure .iaculty 'C ' tee page 7 VERY REV. JOSEPH, O.S.B., A.B., A.M. Ieadmaster 'eaches Religion LEV. THOMAS, O.S.B., B.A. Director of Studies, Commandant 'eaches Religion LEV. LEONARD, O.S.B., M.A. Business Manager, Treasurer LEV. WULSTAN, O.S.B., M.A. fbaplain, Director of Speech and Drama, Oblate Director 'eaches Religion, English, Sociology .EV. LUKE, O.S.B., A.B., S.T.L. fioderator of Alumni, Fall Festival Chairman, Assistant Com- zandant, Health Officer, Director of Visual Education, Director f Recreational Program 'eaches Mathematics EV. MARTIN, O.S.B., A.B., B.S. Pirector of Off-Campus Activities, Assistant Commandant, Pormitory Supervisor 'eaches Religion, Mathematics, Physics IA-IOR BERNARD J. PLOSHAY, Infantry, U. S. Army rofessor of Military Science and Tactics, Drill Team Officer xstructor of Senior Class ee page 8 EV. DAMIAN, O.S.B., B.A. Pirector of Barracks, Studyball Keeper eaches Religion, Remedial Reading, Geography EV. HUBERT, O.S.B., A.B. 'udylsall Keeper EV. HUGH, O.S.B., A.B. eaches Religion EV. ROBERT, O.S.B., M.A., B.S. in LS. duisor of the Reveille, Director of Castle, Pleotograplaer, ibrarian eaches Religion EV. RAYMOND, O.S.B., A.B. :aches Religion and English REV. COLUMBAN, O.S.B., M.A. Teaches Spanish and English See page 9 REV. ALCUIN, O.S.B., A.B., M.A. Director of Guidance, Counsellor, Confessor Teaches Religion, Latin, General Science REV. SEBASTIAN, O.S.B., M.A. Moderator of Alumni, Dean of Social Science Department Teaches Religion, American History, Latin REV. ERNEST, O.S.B., M.A., MuS.M. Dean of English Department, Editor of Snooper Teaches English REV. LEO, O.S.B., B.A., M.A. Field Representative REV, BARNABAS, O.S.B., B.S. Senior Class Advisor, Confessor, Studylfall Keeper Teaches Business Law, Typing REV. RENE, O.S.B., M.A.L.S, Assistant Librarian, Moderator Cadet Cameral Club, Assistant to Headmaster for Enrollment, Slsow Detail, Guidance, Coun- sellor, Studylaall Keeper Teaches Religion, Latin See page 10 REV. AUGUSTINE, O.S.B., A.B. Assistant Oblate Director, Studyisall Keeper Teaches Religion, General Science, Biology REV. MARK, O.S.B., B.A. Organist for Choir, Confessor, Studyball Keeper, Dramatics Teaches Religion, English REV. PAUL, O.S.B. Teaches Religion, Latin, World History REV. BERNARD, O.S.B. Assistant Play. Ed. Program, Studyhall Keeper Teaches Latin REV. STEPHEN, O.S.B., B.A. Teaches Algebra REV. PETER, O.S.B., B.A. Assistant Play. Ed. Program, Studylaall Keeper Teaches Latin J-if HAJCLA- dfaak 'ls Variety'J the very fpice of life, that gives it all its flavor. I2 COWPER jL.,.S2.-Gmfeaf gimfdlaav ,,.,.,.imWa.0, 1 4 635 95557 4WtM2Jlifi Mo5t people wloo flee from temptation leave their forwarding aala're55.', I3 A Wee! Q5 They prosper who burn in the morning lhe letters they wrote ovemightf' geiefwe wh 'Procmxtzmzlion if the aft of keeping up with yesterday. I5 Clic ?aculty fcautw See page 11 MR. THOMAS M. TIERNEY, B.S. REV. GREGORY OSB. BA. Barhetball Coach, Golf Coach, Football Coach, Studyhall Studyhall Keeper, Dramaticf, Show Detail Supemilwr . . Teaches English Teaches American History MR. NEAL FICHTEL B.S. BRO. HENRY O.S.B. ' - T Temiir Coach Football Coach Bayhetball Coach D . . . . 7 J Ham, of Umfmm Depmtmem Teaches Bookkeeping, English, Economics BRO. ALBERT, O.S.B. See page 14 I nfirmarian See page 12 MR. RICHARD APOLLONI, B.A. BRO. REGIS JAMES, F.M.S., B.S., M.A. Teaches Religion, Mathematics BRO. FRANCIS MICHAEL, F.M.S., B.S., M.A. Golf Coach Teaches Religion, Mathematics BRO. CLAUDE, F.M.S., B.S., M.A. Track Coach, Studyhall Superrfifor, Lunch Superrixor Teaches Religion, English, Reading BRO. CLEMENT LUCIAN, F.M.S., B.S. in Ed. Rifle Team and Rifle Club Coach, Guidance Coumellor Teaches Religion, Chemistry BRO. VINCENT DOMINIC, F.M.S., B.S., M.A. Teaches Mathematics BRO. WILLIAM JOHN, F.M.S., B.S., M.S. Director Teaches English MR. RALPH JAMES PETERSON, B.S. Football Coach Teaches World History MR. DON R. SIMENSEN, B.S. Football Coach Teaches History, Phy. Ed., Driver Education Reserve Teaches Junior and Senior Military Classes 1ST LIEUTENANT PAUL S. CARPINTERI, Army Adrisor The Cadet, Studyhall Superriror, Affixtant Phy. E MAJOR KEITH B. HUBBARD, JR., Inf., U. s. Army Arrirtaut P.M.S. 6 T., Adriyor to Cadet Officers' Staff Artillery, U. E Gllldaftff Auiytant P.M.S. 61 T., Rifle Team Officer, Tactical Offim Teaches Religion, Biology, General Science Co. A Sewage 13 sEc. QUENTIN P. LEONARDI, Engineers, U. s. Army CAPT- THADDEU5 l' BEDNARD, A-B-, MA- Color Guard NCO, Tactical Officer Co. E, Coach Frefbm Dean of Mathematic: Department, Social Director, Senior Clan Fogfjmll Adziror, Publicity, Guidance, Officerf' Club Ad1fi.ror See page 15 Teaches Mechanical Drawing . E I f. . .A gAfj,T,,jH5O1g05,E f1A,g1GLjgjD, BA- BTS, l?f..55'IC3fl22i?13fff'Z.x Ei.5fBfmy an fel' Of, TC FJ' fd ITEC Teaches Physics, Instrumental Music Inf U' S' Army MR. JOSEPH R. NARDONE, B.S. in P.E. ' Bafeball Coach, Bafhetball Coach, Studyhall Superuifor MISS IRENE SCHARFHAUSENt RN' Teaches Phy. Ed., Health, World History Ren er Wie MR. GLENN c. GILBERT, AB. MGS- E' GEESHQM, IULQMU: 5-TAm?V1 0 . B d Athletic Director, Track Coach, Football Coach, Studyhall M' 'my elif mem ergednt film' Hmm ffffff an 5upg,-1,i,0,- M! S. A. T. FERRELLI, Inf. Airborne, U. S. Army Teaches Phy. Ed., English Military Police NCO, Tactical Officer Co. D I6 .Jw f gt XS xx 53151 if M i HILIP f' JY:-IS prember 7 , 1939 Djx, Vsr. I yacinth Pa ' MJ ' Detroit X PU J la , Ca t, EjDramatici Rf , fficerilu , Dr'l Team, at Team, Trac .. r AM ROKR Com Born ebru 193 Holy Anfge s rish 1 X Aurora Reveille f ANCONA, HERNANDO Company A Born October 17, 1939 St. Teresa Parish Mexico City ARTLIP, W. L. Company C Born September 19, 1939 St. Rita's Parish Aurora Baseball Ad0le5reme if not a periodg iff ll coma. BAKER, DAVID Band Born December 1, 1939 St. jude's Parish Fort Wayne, Indiana Dramatics, Kitchen. BANK, BERNARD 'I Company D Born October 9, 1938 St. Nicholas Parish Aurora Football, Track. BIMROSE, THOMAS I Company C Born August 12, 1939 St. Peter's Parish Geneva, Illinois Football, Track. BLACKWELL, JAMES Company X Born May 31, 1939 Aurora BERMAN, JAY Company A Born August 16, 1939 Blessed Sacrament Springfield, Illinois Rifle Club, Football. BESTLER, JOSEPH A Company B Born October 8, 1939 St. John's Parish Wheaton, Illinois Rifle Team, Rifle Club. Speech IJ' the 1Hd6X of lloe mznd. BEHM, THOMAS Company A Born july 19, 1939 St. Paul's Parish Scotia, New York Oblates, Athletic Manager. BERGERON, RICHARD W Headquarters Company Born August 12, 1939 St. Patrick's Parish Kankakee, Illinois Football, Arsenal, Military Police. BONIFAS, LEON F. Born November 4, 1939 St. Nicholas Parish Aurora BOWLING, JOHN Company A Born january 6, 1940 Our Lady of Peace Chicago Oblates, Reveille, Drill Team, Foot- ball. That which if everybod '.r blui- 7 neu nobody? bufinefff' C'1. '3? BRADDISH, THOMAS Company D Born September 8, 1938 Our Lady of Good Counsel Parish Aurora Snooper, Football, Baseball. BREISCH, ROBERT W. Headquarters Company Born March 25, 1939 Immaculate Conception Mazon, Illinois Dramatics Band Orchestra BRICHER, T. E. Company C Born December 11, 1939 St. Patrick's Parish Geneva, Illinois Drill Team, Basketball. BRODERICK, J. J. BROWN, THOMAS P. Company D Born October 5, 1939 Sacred Heart Parish Aurora BURKE, DENNIS Company E Born July 10, 1939 St. Michael's Parish Wheaton, Illinois Drill Team, Golf, Football. DEWIG, A. STANLEY Company D Born january 13, 1939 St. Mary's Parish Aurora Cadet, Drill Team, Basketball ball. DIEDERICH, ROBERT B. Company C Born April 30, 1939 St. Joseph's Parish Aurora Officers' Club, Rifle Team. , Foot- DOEMLAND, T. R. DOODY, M. Born October 10, 1939 St. Peter's Parish Bartlett, Illinois Football. TMJ if the final left of a genlle- mfm: hir rerpect for flame who can be of no parrible Jervice to him. GASPER, D. Company C Born June 30, 1939 St. joseph's Parish Aurora Football, Basketball, Track, Class Officer. GAUSSELIN, RICHARD Company Born March 3, 1939 Christ the King Parish Chicago Cadet, Drill Team, Football, Cheer Leader. Il'.f more brave to live than to die. .ft ' ' s DURO, GENNARO J. Headquarters Company Born December 15, 1938 Lady of the Wayside Arlington Heights, Ill. Drill Team, Military Police, Kitchen. EVEN, JOHN R. Company B Born February 11, 1939 Holy Angels Parish Aurora Cadet, Reveille, Dramatics, Officers Club, Football, Track. I FABIAN, LARRY LOUIS Headquarters Company Born May 25, 1940 St. Josephs Parish Aurora Cadet, Reveille, Dramatics, Drill Team, Officers' Club, Debate, Student Council. FITZPATRICK, JAMES Company E Born December 16, 1938 St. Mary's Parish Detroit Dramatics, Track, Glee Club. GERING, JOHN A. Company C Born April 14, 1939 St. Nicholas Parish Aurora Football, Basketball, Baseball. GIANNINI, E. W. GAWORSKI, KENNETH G. Company D Born july 15, 1939 St. Peter's Parish Oswego, Illinois Officers' Club. GEIB, RICHARD G. Company B Born May 13, 1938 St. Ann's Parish Oswego, Illinois Golf. A halo has to fall only 4 few inchef to become zz 7l00J6.U GEMBALA, MATTHEW S. Headquarters Company Born July 11, 1939 Sacred Heart Parish Chicago Cadet, Dramatics, Glee Club. GENGLER, L. A. GORD, ROBERT ANDREW Band Born March 21, 1939 St. Peter's Parish Aurora Photo Club, Fencing, GREEN, EDWARD Born March 19, 1939 St. Rita's Parish Aurora Oblates, Drill Team, Football. GREITER, D. F. GREITER, PAUL EDWARD Born january 5, 1939 Holy Angels Parish Aurora One of the lmrdeyt thingy abonl the bzzfineff of life is minding your own. HANDER, ROBERT L. Company A Born November 3, 1939 Guardian Angel Parish Detroit Oblates, Cadet, Dramatics, Drill Team, Fencing, Glee Club, HANNAN, JON EDWARD Company C Born November 6, 1939 St. Mary's Parish Maple Park, Illinois HARTNEDY, JOHN Company D Born june 10, 1939 A. Our Lady of Good Counsel Aurora Oblates, Cadets, Track, Reveille, Drill Team, Dramatics, Basketball, Class Officer. HAWKS, RICHARD Company B Born july 11, 1940 Holy Cross Parish Batavia Oblates, Cadet, Dramat GEORGE ics, Baseball. HEINS, RAYMOND N. Company C Our Lady of Good Counsel Aurora, Illinois Born October 21, 1939 HENDRICKSEN, R. C. HETTINGER, R. A. HETTINGER, T. P . When wmeone Jays .rofnetbing ranlt be done, it only mean! ibn! be mn? do it. JACKSON, V. Company C Born May 9, 1939 SS. Peter and Paul Naperville, Illinois Cadet, Basketball. JOHNSEN, DAVID L. Company C Born April 18, 1939 St. Rita's Parish Aurora Dramatics, Drill Team, Track. HILGER, PAUL HERMAN Company B Born January 1, 1940 St. Nicholas Parish Aurora Drill Team, Baseball, Golf. HILL, JOHN N. Company C Born july 28, 1938 All Saints Parish East Prairie, Missouri Officers' Club. HOFFER, W. P. HOPPE, LAWRENCE G. Company Born March 12, 1939 Immaculate Conception Elmhurst, Illinois Oblates, Reveille, Drill Team, Foot- ball, Track, Class Officer. If you make miftakes, at leaf! make a different one each time. KAUTZ, L. F. KENNEDY, EDWARD W. Company A Born August 28, 1939 Christ the King Parish Chicago Cadet, Dramatics, Drill Team, Glee Club, Fencing. KALETA, CHARLES J. Headquarters Company Born january 20, 1940 St. Francis Xavier LaGrange Park, Ill. Oblates, Cadet, Dramatics, Drill Team, Debate Team, Glee Club. KAMINSKI, S. G. Influence IJ wlaul you think you have until you try to ure it. JOY, JAMES P. Company B Born March 16, 1939 St. Petronilla Parish Glen Ellyn, Illinois Oblates, Football. JUZWIAK, HARRY A. Company A Born November 13, 1939 St. Hedwig Parish Hobart, Indiana Oblates, Drill Team, Football, Glee Club, Officers' Club. KENT, EDGAR F. Company Born july 50, 1939 Holy Family Parish Ashland, Kentucky Oblates, Cadet, Rifle Team, Drill Team, Track, Football, Debate Team. KIENLEN, RONALD A. Company C Born February 14, 1939 Our Lady of Good Counsel Aurora Oblates, Cadet, Reveille, Officers' Club, Football, Class Officer, Debate Team. KIRNBERGER, JOHN B. Company C Born February 16, 1939 St. Rita s Parish Aurora Cadet, Dramatics, Fencing. KISSEL, RONALD J. Company D Born August 3, 1938 St. Charles Parish Hampshire, Illinois Officers' Club, Football, Basketball. KLEINDORFER, PAUL R. Headquarters Company Born May 12, 1940 SS Cyril and Methodius North Judson, Indiana Choir, Kitchen. KNAEBEL, VINCENT JOSEPH Headquarters Company Born October 20, 1939 Holy Trinity Parish New Albany, Indiana Rifle Club, Color Guard. All birtory if but the lengthened Jlmdow of great men. -Emerson KOHLEY, KENNETH R. Company D Born June 8, 1959 Annunciation Parish Naperville, Illinois KONEN, DONALD M. Company C Born 1939 St. Nicholas Parish Aurora Football, Basketball, Track. Baseball. KOTT, KENNETH L6 Company B Born August 31, 1939 St. Therese Parish Aurora KRAMER, A. J. L e IJ zz af Jpeflalnrr our own part in il KRAMER, RONALD N Company B Born February 7, 1939 Batavia, Illinois KRANTZ, WILLIAM B Band Born january 27, 1939 Our Lady of Good Counsel Aurora Oblates, Cadet LEAHY, MICHAEL Headquarters Company Born February 24, 1939 St. Philip Neri Parish Chicago Cadet, Revs-ills, Dramatics, Offi- cers' Club, Tennis, Military Police. LECLERQ, ROBERT F. Company D Born February 20, 1938 St. Peter's Parish Montgomery, Illinois Fencing. KREBS, G. P. Company C Born September 19, 1959 St. Marys Parish Aurora Reveille KRESSER, EDWARD A. Company C Our Lady of Good Counsel Aurora Dramatics. A man alwayf haf lwo refzrofzr for doing mzyibifzg-llae good rerzwzz and the real 1'efzJ0n. LABNO, THOMAS M. Company A Born December 24, 1939 St. Richards Parish Chicago Dramatics, Color Guard. LATENDRESSE, JOHN F, Company E Born February 10, 1939 St. Anthony Parish Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Oblates, Choir. Cadet, Dramatics, Drill Team, Football, Fencing. 1 if .E X 1 V if fy f f fs Q if wa, . LW, ., f 9451 53 ' H' fvmggf , 3 mx s w 12.4 z M, ' Q , fam ff 1 1 kdm K , 'l3'5h grsz ggwi y -.7 .1 'E:4f-z.5'f':S A 7 ' ig s ssw MM, 'Z 5 x s fig: 531 . 35411 mm, ., S -W, , seam J, 1 x:1 ? ,rmQqM.w' 2 my , 2 N mg f ww, A , A ,w,,fizf 'ffQ: iff: . -Qin '- ' Qagaii X ww Q ' , f Q- ve-ag 7 w Q , fit 5 Q , 3 4 :ffm f fi ww f,.1f. eg: 7,'- 5 M V ,, Ti' ' vfslfz iia X ls7f5W,Qi? ,,ifY Wi 1 1 5157 is V zum -Hiya, V ' 'VESZV 41, ,,, , V. - f, I -1' ' ,Q is .,::'5Z,f-: .V - N. 5 H . A i fafizsx' 54 ,1 , V Q, ' ' , wig, ,, - : Z Q . I ff' 'V - ,KW , ayssyfeii awk A .5 : f 25 Q R 1-wb Www ,1 . J , 7i?S.S5m11Q1 4 ' My ,B .fu Fics' 7344 'H Viv Q , QM A : ah .4 ff' L f ,wx i ss: 35:2 5.,--y .1--vzs.-3,7 1 f lm si! 5' -' 'w:::wi?wf,,, ' it f V, . F wiffff X v 'H ve 41, gg 1 '2 A24 1 2 5? Qgigig . ' , fwqif, , ., ff b A A if me h ' 5, , fi 1 ,Q W A, Q ,.... ,, .Q A Z X, 'ff 1 ' ,L , Y' ff in V M. 'fin W , Q hm' 9 W ji 1 1 1 U , U f 344' an ff' MICKELSON, JOHN M. Company Born.August 9, 1939 St. Rita's Parish Milwaukee, Wisconsin Cadet, Dramatics, Rifle Team, Foot- ball, Class Officer, Glee Club, Cheer- leader. MIECZNIKOWSKI, ROBERT S. Company A Born September 25, 1939 St. john of God Parish Chicago Oblates, Choir, Reveille, Dramatics, Drill Team, Track, Cheerleader, Officers' Club. MILLER, DONALD F. Company B Born February 19, 1939 St. Alexander Parish Villa Park, Illinois Oblates, Drill Team, Officers' Club, Track. MILLER, GARY D. Company B St. Josephs Parish Sioux City, Iowa Football, Track. The patience a teenager difplayr if apt to be youu. MILLHOUSE, JAMES E. Company C Born july 23, 1939 Holy Angels Parish Aurora Basketball, Baseball. MORRISSEY, DANIEL L. Headquarters Company Born July 24, 1938 St. Nicholas Parish Aurora Snooper, Football, Basketball, Base ball, Military Police. fwfcp OSMAN, DAVID LEE Company B Born May 11, 1959 St. Theresa Parish Aurora Oblates, Choir, Track, Football, Basket- ball. PALMER, RICHARD LEE Company B Born September 29, 1938 Holy Angel's Parish Aurora Football, Track. O'CONNELL, RONALD W. Company B Born july 29, 1939 St. Michael's Parish Wheaton, Illinois Football, Tennis. OHARA, J. M. The only thing children need lo get lbeir own way if parenfff' O'BRIEN, WILLIAM C. Company Born March 23, 1939 Holy Angels Parish Aurora Cadet, Dramatics, Officers' Club Track, Football, Swimming. OYCONNELL, RALPH Company QB Born july 29, 1939 St. Michael's Parish Wheaton, Illinois Golf, Football. PIKE, J. L. POTTS, C. A. PETER, THOMAS O. Headquarters Company Born August 30, 1939 St. Agnes Parish Chicago Heights. Ill. Oblates, Reveille, Dramatics, Track Officers' Club, Class Officer. PETESCH, D. L. When you talk hehind a monk harh, you rerognize thai he ir ahead of you. PETIT, JOHN A. Company D Born December 15, 1939 Good Counsel Parish Aurora PHILLIPS, JAMES D. Company B Born june 27, 1939 Holy Angels Parish Aurora Cadet, Dramatics, Drill Team, Golf, Officers' Club, Tennis. a POTUZNIK, D. I-Ieatlquarters Company Born November 8, 1959 St. Lawrence Parish Elgin, Illinois Oblates, Football, Military Police. REILAND, JAMES EDWARD Company D Sacred Heart Parish Aurora Baseball. 'Knowledge rome: buf zuirdom lin- gen. RICHMOND, JOHN A. Company B Born june 16, 1939 Our Lady of Good Counsel Aurora Football, Class Officer. RINDERMAN, ROBERT R. Band Born June 3, 1939 St. joseph Parish Freeport, Illinois Choir, Reveille, Dramatics, Glee Club, Drum Major. ROETHELE, EDWARD T. Company E Born February 27, 1939 St. jude's Parish Ft. Wayne, Indiana Dramatics, Radio Club. RONEK, DENNIS R. Company Born September 28, 1939 St. Teresa Parish Kankakee, Illinois Oblates, Dramatics, Drill Team , Track SABO, WILLIAM P. Company D Born March 14, 1939 St. Nicholas Parish Aurora Oblates, Reveille, Track. SCHAEFERS, JOSEPH L. Company C Born September 24, 1959 St. Nicholas Parish Aurora Cadet, Reveille, Dramatics. SCI-IEER, LUKE JOHN Company A Born December 5, 1958 Shrine of the Little Flower Royal Oak, Michigan Dramatics, Rifle Team, Rifle Club, Track, Officers' Club. SCHENKEL, GERALD Headquarters Company Born july 22, 1939 St. john the Baptist Ft. Wayne, Indiana Cadet, Dramatics, Military Police. SCHLITZ, GERALD M. Company D St. Nicholas Parish Aurora Oblates, Dramatics, Fencing. SCHWAMBERGER, M. C. Company D St. Mary's Parish Aurora Drill Team Any mr will lay! your lifetime if you are mreleff enough. . I H' L SPANNAGEL, GEORGE D. Company E Born September 2, 1959 St. Paul's Lutheran Pana, Illinois Dramatics, Drill Team, Athletic Manager. STADTHERR, JOHN F. Company B Born October 8, 1939 Sacred Heart Parish Lombard, Illinois Oblates, Dramatics, Drill Team. SIEMION, R. E. SKURKA, JOSEPH C. Company A Born September 28, 1939 St. john de Brebeuf Niles, Illinois Oblates, Officers' Club, Rifle Team, Rifle Club, Drill Team. f X I I, J. SEIDELMAN, D. A. l gig-SHEAVEB,4?LLAN J. Company fl'E ' Born Octobc-tr 1938 SS. Peter apd Paul Waterloa,i Illinois w llyr x-1 my MJ Heh ibe kind of guy who llainkf that if he had not been born, peo- ple would want lo know wbyf' 251, v 'zvfiji' MMV' .. 1:59, is X Q 'Q H.: . 5 If fi 0352 'S A Y a 43, . -'5.94i' iff ' 5:5 'Y M vw-,f , w w ' 1-1 A 4- , if Q. L' X ' ,W 41- ' . ' in 49 ,wr Q my gk , g 5 QiWuW' ' ' YV xr Wwiiifq y W L , 5 L imQff,,:Si AL, M5 53 O M 'sf MP3 WM! iii L ' ' V' . W qWi1,,Qv, . Z, ,L,,L, ,, H wzismq 15 ' A-S235 I ' I-I A- ' f 4 Q2 4 E mf kite Q my 1 3 K A, 4 F L ! 1 ig , S F nf iw' r as ml Je-7 w, m V 1 ,... X , H 1 4 - ff in ,V.i..V 0, :mul . .1 ym-W3 5 if--9 ' f -, 1525+ 'B J wife L X if R, , 75 535' ' ' X ny 5 'f' 5,526 Ks w f,,,,L,g5gy -- - f A , f2,:a,,A , .I L QW Y filrv WWJ.,f1 'QQ if-Q. , Hifi ,Q W? vi. A125 .ff . Ja - vfgelfmqggfga .' g2s,yLf3 ,M . A N y, ,.., M, -f a-YW' 1 ' 51515221 izlsiffiflk ,fffgkcfne ,mimi ' S v 4.31 1 ' f -M Mmg ,Af VAN DEVENTER, ERVEN H. Company B Born june 5, 1939 St. Therese Parish Aurora Oblates, Football. Track. WALTER, FLORIAN T. Company D Born july 11, 1939 Holy Angels Parish Aurora Oblates, Reveille, Drill Team. WEBER, THEODORE R. Company D Born January 10, 1959 St. Nicholas Parish Aurora WEILAND, ALAN S. Company D Born june 22, 1939 St. Nicholas Parish Aurora Rifle Team. WELTER, D. Company D Born August 15, 1939 Our Lady of Good Counsel Aurora WINCKLER, ROBERT Company D 7 Born September 2, 1939 8 1 . St. Nicholas Parish ,Q Q an Aurora if-fn Everyone if or God mode him and oftentimes o good deal worfef' -Cervantes l WOODKA, THOMAS K. ZEHNDER, DON M Headquarters Company Headquarters Company Born February 14, 1939 Born October 15, 1958 St. Patrick's Parish St. Francis de Sales Ft. Wayne, Indiana Detroit, Michigan Oblates, Choir, Cadet, Reveille, Oblates, Dramatics, Rifle Club Football Dramatics, Rifle Club, Drill Team, Military Police, Golf, Glee Club Football, Track, Tennis, Debate Team, Glee Club. 40 Although the editorial staff found it possible to get pictures of all the Seniors, the staff could not get personal statistics on some of the Seniors. That, in a few words is the reason why some pictures are accompanied by the name of the Senior only. Perhaps some Seniors did fill out the blank given them but did not route them properly. Whatever the reason, the data did not appear at deadline time. The Staff Defend me from my friendfg I can defend myrelf from my enemies. -VILLARS Seniar 6111.95 OMcers HARTNEDY PETER KIENLEN HOPPE There me more goody houghf hy the heart lhan hy the head. iunivr Hlass OMcc1s' PIERONI REICHENBACKER, P. CHACHERE FR. BARNABAS STARE Abraham, P. Ambrogi, G. A. Andorfer, S. L. Andrini, R. L. Bardo, S. Barnes, R. Arndt, D. M. Bach, R. W. Bartkavich, W. J. Beach, R. C. Berghoff, W. C. Beyer, P. J. Becker, W. E. Bender, R. E. Bill, K. L. Black, R. B. Brudzindki, T. M. Brummel, R. D. If: belief to have no idea! than false 0 -JEFFERSON 1161. Bresley, K. V. Bruch, D. Butvilas, P. Caliendo, A. Cannell, M, Cervera, F, J 42 i Chachere, J. R. Danielsen, V. M. Cook, J. E. Cuttone, G. A. Dickens, J. M. Donnelly, T. E. 'All men are born free and equal, but moft of hem marry. Fidler, J. M. Fitzenz, D. G. Gette, J. S. Giermak, G. A. Cliff, W. R. Connors, L. R DeGeeter, A. F. DeKing, C. P. DePauw, R. A. Donohue, T. D. Evans, V. L. Fenske, P. E. Ferree, L. I. Fitzsimons, R. D. Fucer, R. F. Glowe, D. E. Galpin, R. L. Galvin, s. L. Goblet, R. A. Gramme, G. R. Hardt, D. Hartmann, T. M. Grote, L. W. Hahn, R. W. Hammortree, R. I. Hankes, J. B. Hatcher, R. Heimann, W. G. Hill, C. G. Hobscheid, P. P. Hendricksen, T. Hettinger, M. F. Houlne, 1. P. Iasin, j. C. Why ad1fe1'li5e your troubles? Therels no mar- ket for them. Kalivoda, F. J. Kindsvater, J. H. Kisla, D. F. johnson, R. A. KahOUnv D- J- Kretzer, W. L. Kucharski, R. T 44 Konen, A. Larcinese, R. F. McCartney, A. Leuer, T. J. Lievrouw, F. F. Marshall, R. J. Malaker, L. Marlatt, B. Meyer, W. C. Meinholz, R. Mench, R. P. Nickels, L. K. Nauert, J. N. Nickels, D. L. Laycock, D. A. Lenk, M. A. McDonnell, D. E. McEntee, B. W. MacHatton, 1. E. Mmm, J. L. Martner, C. A. Maurer, R. Michaelis, L. Murphy, D. C. MUfPhY, G- M- A cynic if one who knows the price of every- thing and the value of nothing. WILDE 45 Nilles, Y. O'Mal1ey, R. Pieroni, D. W. Pitz, P, B, Pszanka, R. T. Rausch, D. J. Schmunk, W. Schue, F. On rainy days motlaefs little jewels are only :emi-preciomf' 46 Orr, E. D. Paluska, M. C. Paredones, A. Peiffer, T. C. Popham, E. Poull, J. P1-ibyl, J. M, Propernick, R. C Reichenbacher, P. H. Rethwisch, L. K. Roubal, C. A. Ryan, L. Schuler, R. Schumack, E. J. Schwartz, R. E. Sharpenter, R. Shaffer, G. L. Stare, G. P. Skaja, j. R. Stansel, D. D. Vizgirda, R. I. Thinnes, P. Trauten, W. M. Zemgn, J. J. white, J. A. Wolff, J. F. Sieradski, A. J. Silovsky, F. J Stolz, T. P. Weber, D. Streit, T. J. Theisen, G. B. E. Weiland, J. R. Weiler, J. G. Zikas, A. F. People who worry uhout what their friends think of them might he Jurprised to know how seldom they do. 47 Simms nf Kvlayailou If . in .. W, Whe1'e the willingneu if great, the difficultief cannot be great Adam, D. L. Aister, E. J. Andorfer P. E Artabasy, ,D. P. Backes, A. J. Balt, T. A. finally driffemm' Barbel, W. M. Barry, T. M. Beck, J. L. Beers, J. Berg, R. W. Berman, J. P. Berry, M. J. Bieri, K. H. Bieri, M. J. Block, W. D Bonye, L. L. Braun, R. L. er thing the modem car could use 15 4 reyertzon feat or back seat I Cornet, A. L. DiRanna, D. R. Costabile, R. C. Doran, R. R. Crisanti, E. Einig E. A. DeWig, T. R. Fatten, G. F. Dickes, W. A. Faulhaber, R. J. Dillon, P. M. Feeney, H. B. Ferrario, D. L. Fessler, G. H. Figlewicz, R. L Fitzgerald, J. C. Forss, J. W. Francois, C. V. Friedmann, A. C Friedmann, H. V. Fuller, M. Galgano, Gallagher, J. R. Gallagher, M. A. Garrity, C. N. Gehl, J. W. Gering, R. T. Glenney, R. A Gould, E. F. Green, G. S. A teen-uger is un udolexcent wbo wie! like u baby because you do not treat bim like un adult. Greiner, E. L. Gricunas, R. Grisch, T. K. Haeger, D. N. Hanrahan, F. Haskins, C. F. There Hastert, D. D. Highland, J. A. Kelley, T. E. Linden, R K Hawking, J. F. Jemsek, F. H. Kennedy, J. T. LiI1StCr, D A Heisler, J. G. Jungels, W. P. Komaromi, D. H. LHfZCIlkifChCH R F Heisten, P. J. Kalaine, W. A. Komaromi, D. M. MCDSIHHOU I A Hettinger, L. T. Kaman, W. Kubal, J. R. McGovern T A Hettinger, P. J. Kamm, R. E. LaPointe, R. J. Mallefte, D I is nothing more frightful than a huftling ignorance. GOETHE Mallon, L. P. Martin, O. T. Matei, M. M Miceli, A. H. Michaelis, S. D. Miller, E. Matyas, G, Miller, R. J. Medernach, A. W. Millhouse, R- E- Meggmefy XXI' M, Moenkemier, L. H. Morrison, L. M. Olbrisch, L. T. Petit, G. K. Nardone, R. Nauert, K. J. Noonan, T. E. Oester, M. Y. Olah, D. G. Oldani, L. Pieroni, N. A. O'Ma1ley, E. Pitz, P. E. O,Nei1, J. D. Potuznik, R. O. Pagnucci, G. Reichenbacher, R Pawlowic, R. R. Renaud, T. Alcohol and gasoline are expecially dangerous when mixed with a laotrodf' Retterer, L. A. Russ, T. A. Schultz, L. C. Spangler, W. Swiqkert, R. H. Reuland, R. R. Ryan, T. B. Schweihs, I. R. Steinmetz, N. C. Tezak, W. E. Rosa, 1. M. Schenkel, W. P. Scott, N. D. Stephano, P. J. Theisen, K. A. Rowbottom, S. J. Schindelbeck, W. J. Shirmeyer, T. W. Stratz, R. L. Tolitano, A. J. Ruddy, P. C. Schmit, N. Sladky, D. A. Such, D. C. Toma, A. S. Rullan, A. Schomer, T. W. Snyder, E. Sullivan, M. VanDeventer, H. R Even zz meless perxon can Jerve af ez horrible example. I 1 I' . up X Q V0i1'iI1, A- W- Walsh, T. Winninghoff, D. j. Volz, A. Weddige, D. P. Yender, G. L. Waddell, R. F. Wegman, T. R. Zackmeyer, W. R. Waddell, R. Weiland, F. Zilly, F. Wallers, D. Weiland, N. E. Zudis, F. Wallers, 1. L. White, W. B. Zuehl, G. E. Fear not that thy life fha!! some to an end, but rather fear that it shall never have 4 beginning. U! ,...,. my ,mass Iwi.: 9 1.21-W 5 'i3fiE?2at WE? w p? fu., QQ ,W wi, Adams, T. F. Amwoza, M. J. Anderson, K. D Anderson, T. H Appelman, T. A Asselborn, L. Bachner, F. E. Bank, D. W. Basvic, R. M. Bearden, R. R. Becker, G. G. Becker, T. E. Beckett, W. C. Bellerive, J. A. Berenyi, S. Berger, R. C. Bernoski, R. V. Berry, D. Blassage, G. A. Brandt, F. C. Breyne, L. Brown, R. A. Bruns, T. E. Buddy, P. F. Budler, A. Buettner, W. B Caballero, G. A Cain, R. K. Cantrall, M. C. Carlson, A. Chawgo, J. A. Chione, A. G. All men of action are :ire Clementz, G. D. Coffey, J. K. Collado, B. Commes, T. A. Connolley, D. C. Daker, J. S. Dam, W. C. DeBruyne, P. D. Decker, O. DeKing, T. Deutsch, G. L. Diederich, E. M Diehl, C. Doyle, E. L. Dunn, E. Eckle, M. Edwards, R. G. Egan, P. E. Egidi, M. R. Feeney, J. G. Fermessy, J. J. Fenske, B. Feuerborn, R. D. Feyereisen, P. E. Fiore, C. Fischer, G. Fisher, K. A. Fisher, T. F itzmaurice, C. J Foote, D. j. Forbes, R. T. Franck, D. J. '35 iff! v 'E Franckowiak, C. Franger, E. L. Frankino, W. Franzen, G. R. Fricker, J. E. Frieders, F. Friesel, D. L. Gauvreau, T. O Gebes, R. E. Gerber, A. Gibbs, W. Gilsinn, D. E. Goodman, A Grossgut, P. Grube, R. Guerrieri, L. J. Hacker, T. R. Haeger, D. Hall, R. Hankes, J. L. Hastert, R. T. Hornburg, H. H Hubbs, G. C. Hunt, B. E. Huss, C. I. Hyatt, R. Hyatt, K. R. Itnyre, R. F. Judd, M. T. Kaekert, T. Keifer, I. C. Keim, K. Kempfert, W. R Kies, E. King, F. Konen, T. G. Konen, W. L. Konopka, S. L. Koporc, R. J. Kotar, W. Kramoski, R. J. Kretzer, R. L. Kucienski, Kuhns, T. Kupsik, W. A. Kurns, C. F. LaCaeyse, J. A. Laho, R. R. Lane, C. L. Lang, E. F. Lanphier, W. E. Lauzen, J. V. Leuer, J. M. Leuver, j. B. Liberty, E. M. Lotts, M. Loving, D. P. Luscalzo, B. J. McCormick, R. I McDonald, W. I McNerney, J. M McQueen, G. A. Magnus, W. A. Majnarich, M. F Malik, G. F. Mallette, P. Mannebach, M. J. Manville, F. Marcoullier, H Marino May, A. N. May, E. Maziarka, R. J. Medernach, F. D. Merchen, R. T. Meyer, D. G. Miller, F. L. Miller, G. R. Miller, L. T. Mitchell, W. Moclaff, T. R. Molloy, M. E. Momot, J. L. Moore, J. M. Morgan, M. W. Mysz, L. F. Nagel, K. M. Oberweis, R. F. O'Leary, J. M. Palmer, J. M. Piaskowski, R. E. Pike, D. M. Precup, R. G. Rausch, jj F. Redfern, H. Reherman, F. Reier, P. Reuter, J. E. Reynolds, M. P. Rittenhouse, P. B Roberts, H. B. Rullan, L. A. Sabaini, B. H. Savage, P. K. Schomer, D. N. Schomer, W. R. Schramer, P. J. Schuett, E. Schuler, K. E. Schweihs, M. Schweisthal, W. M Seyfert, C. V. Sheehan, M. S. Shinnick, D. H. Sickles, W. J. Skaja, E. J. Sloan, F. A. Soos, G. L. Springborn, W. F Stachnik, P. Stare, R. L. Steinbruner, P. Sto1te,W. E. Tant, J. A. Theis, D. L. Thill, D. E. Tolian, F. G. Tormey, T. W. TOC BUSY Max 283851 HAY! fain fl wwim- Tornabene, V. W Trepanier, G. D. Trompeter, G. T. Vanucci, L. M. Videgar, D. R. Walsh, M. G. Watts, D. W. Weis, T. G. Wicks, L. G. Willis, E. H. Wolfe, M. Yackley, D. L. Zielinski, G. M. Zillbauer, G. M. Zosky, T. A. Zudis, F. M. It takey a boy only a couple of year! to learn to talk anal about seventy-five year! to learn to shut up. ii? .J ' 1 ii' .1 7 Z mnwnf ilsl ' Avuumt . . l r H In our search for reasons why some me camera-shy cadets did not have pictures s available for inclusion in this book, we Jap came across some of these excuses. 1 .... . sls. g . sg r ' itiiiiil D V 41 Top row: Walter, Krebs, Bowling, Ambre. Second row: Fr. Robert, Hartnedy, Peter. Third row Fabian, Kienlen, Subo. Fourth row: Leahy, Even, Hoppe. Bottom row: Rinderman, Woodka. Swick eff, Longnecker. At Jenn' al mimzke prooef that sofneone Jtopped talking long enough o do sonzellaingf' News Pubbcafivns The CADET l l l l Top row: McEntee, Fenske, Even, Schenkel, Fabian, Kent, Giannini, Talaga, Leahy, Kaleta, Heissler, Hander. Second row: Hawks, Rowbottom, Lenk, Krantz, Larcinese, Chachere, Hartnedy, Schue, White, Kienlen. Third row: Bender, Green, Gembala, Lombardi, Kennedy, Mickelson, Gausselin, Latendresse, Pagnucci, Pieroni, Volz. Fourth row: Gricunas, Trompeter, Woodka, McDermott, Gallagher, Andorfer, Michaelis, Lindgren, Galgano, Mr. Apolloni. Bottom row: Hahn, Kalivoda, Bresley, Bruch, Jasin, Tolitano, Miller, Schaefers. The SNOOPER Top row: Braddish, Greiner, Kennedy, Fr. Ernest. Secon row: Morrissey, Meyer, Hendrickson. Bottom row: Fattei DiRanna, Lievrouw. Too often the perxon who gel! lost in thought does 50 became if: zmfamilim' te1'rit0ry. Varsity Debafers Top row: Chachere, Kienlen, Fabian. Bottom row: Miller, Ruddy, Adamaszek, Gallagher, Fr Wulstan. 1957 marks the tenth anniversary of debating at Marmion O M h . n arc 17, 1947, four timid sophomores and their inexperienced coach went to Madonna High School for their first forensic bout. Tournament debating began with that sample practice in the art of arguing. During the first two seasons Marmion belonged to no league, but had to travel to Catholic schools in Chica o for ri t d b g p va e e ates. In january, 1949, the Cadets were invited into the METROPOLITAN DEBATE UNION, a group of sixteen suburban Chicago High Schools. This immediately threw them into a season of thirty debates. In 1952 the De into the Monogram Club. Instead, the members devised a distinctive shield to b . . . e worn with pride by the select few who are given that honor. Only twelve alumni have these shields. bate Club voted down a suggestion that they be incorporated A kind of apostolic succession exists in the club, for Ron Kienlen debated 'th T W1 om Wedig, who debated with Rod Malone, who debated with Dick Hartigan, who debated with Dick Schiller, who debated with Dave Smith. Che Karat Soothes the Savages Chief among Marmion's essential organizations, THE BAND has always accepted every challenge issued. As a marching band, the unit performs daily on the drill field or at other formations. With a change of tempo, it soothes the excited cadets during inspections. On the concert stage, it enters confidently and competently into the realms of the masters. At sports events, it blasts away to arouse a fighting spirit in the teams and in the spectators. All in all, Captain Haugland and his boys have done many difficult jobs well. People who complain that they do not get what they aleyewe .fhoaltl congratulate themrelwerf' Hhapel Elmir Their voices rise in praise of God during every High Mass celebrated for the resident cadets in the campus Chapel. MTL Top row: Lombardi, Potts, Rinderman, Chachere, Latendresse. Second row: Bruch, Kaminski Morrison, Woodka. Bottom row: Fr. Wulstan, Kalivoda, Lindgren, Miecznikowski. The bert way to wipe out a friefzdsloip if to rponge on il. Senizfr Dramatic 61110 They splurged with Rosalie this year. See pages 86 and 87. Top row: Hartnedy, Phillips, Leahy, Talaga, Schenkel, Fabian, Spannagel, Rinderman, Labno Second row: Breisch, Kaleta, Potts, Even, Kennedy, Peter, Hancler, Johnsen, Mickelson. Third row: Latenclresse, Stacltherr, Hawks, Swickert, Lombardi, O'Brien, Majcher, Schiltz, Ronek. Fourth row Suarez, Fitzpatrick, Kaminski, Gembala, Adamaszek, Woodka, Lindgren, Zehnder. Bottom row Fr. Wulstan, Roethele, Marczewski, Miecznikowski, Schaefers, Love. It's Spring and the sap is rising from toe to topmost splinter of 4 high school senior's head. Scheer I-lander Juzwiak Bergeron Schenkel Kent Fitz Scheer Suarez Skurka Gembala Kennedy Schenkel Marczewski L75 at Jfelae Was Never Uke Uzis Don't be afraid to be different. Your way may be the better one. Labno's weary conscience gave up. Talaga joins the horizontal corps. Schenkel hit a bug in the hot rod. Pix by Kennedy are prizes. Cool Mickelson pounds away. Duro engrossed in the deeper things. i i i k ff J! The secret of success in life is known only to those who have not succeeded Spvciahhed Drill Cerzm First Platoon Top row: Pieroni, Evans, Kennedy, Beyer, Larcinese, Fueger, Chachere, johnson, Cliff, Green Second row: Sieradski, Francois, Pieroni, Arndt, Bender, Martin, Bowling, Volz, Martin, Love Bottom row: Majcher, Hartnedy, Fabian, Woodka, Adamszek, and Sgt. Balcazar. Second Platoon Top row: Bardo, Donnelley, Schweihs, Greiner, Heissler, Block, Andorfer, Feeney, DiRanna. Second row: Miller, Ruddy, Tolitano, Zackmeier, Tezak, Cornet, Figlewicz. Bottom row: Majcher, Hartnedy, Fabian, Woodka, Adamaszek, and Sgt. Balcazar. None of ur if perfect, but 50 many of us are imporriblef' klffb' Zfcams - U16 5r11jvcrs I Hrs! Gum R. I. Marshall Tom Stolz Joe Skurka Bill Bartkavich Tom Hettinger Vern Danielsen Brother Clement Under the coaching of Brother Clement, F.M.S., the Marmion Rifle Team had its most successful season in the history of the school. First Lieutenant Paul Carpinteri, military officer in charge, contributed greatly to the sharpshooters' fine record. Sammi Ccam J. A. Rosa Tim Renaud Fred Hanrahan Tom Bestler Don Glowe Luke Scheer Brother Clement 74 The most useless day of all is that in which we have not laughed. Uzird Zfeam R. P. Brouhle J. M. Cecil J. F. Butvilas J. F. Zudis M. M. Matei D. P. Artabasy RECORD HEARST TROPHY Marmion .....,..,....... 936 East Rockford .............. 878 SCORES Marmion ................ 945 St. johns .................... 880 Marmion ...... .....,. 9 36 Northwestern ,............. 915 Fjyhff Team Marmion ................ 953 West Rockford ............ 801 Marmion ................ 948 East Rockford .............. 907 Heflirlger ..................... , Marmion .......,...,.... 937 Marmion .,...946 Marmion. ............... 937 Marmion ................ 960 Marmion Marmion Marmion uunnuunn951 Joliet Township Joliet Township St. john's .......... Northwestern .. Evanston Twp. West Rockford Evanston Twp. INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Artabasy Q4 matchesj ............. Bartkavich Q12 matchesj ....... Bestler Q8 matchesj ............. Butvilas Q9 matchesj ...... Cecil Q4 matchesj ............... Danielsen Q12 matchesj .,... Glowe Q11 matchesj .....,,. Hanrahan Q8 matchesj ........ Hettinger Q12 matchesj ...... Renaud Q7 matches, ........ Scheer Q11 matchesj ...,. Skurka Q12 matchesj ........ Stolz Q11 matchesj ....... ..........876 ..........886 ............879 ............923 ............838 ...,........892 ............885 704 2154 1488 1633 631 2261 2060 1471 2234 1301 2045 2218 2048 22,248 Two matches remain to be fired as the book goes to press. Also, results of the com- petition in the Hearst Trophy firing remain to be received. Skurka ........ Stolz ...,,.,,,, ,, Bartkavich .... Danielsen ...... Second Team Glowe .................................... Bestler ......... Renaud ...,,.. Scheer ...,..... Hanrahan ...... Third Team Butvilas ....,., ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Cecil ....... Artabasy ..... Matei ..... Zudis ....... In twelve matches Marmion fired for 11,332 points to the opponents, 10,560 points. 194 193 189 189 189 193 189 188 186 185 187 183 178 177 168 U15 Military Prflicc' Guardians of our halls, protectors of the innocent, scourge of the guilty, escorts of V. I. Pfs. 5 Top row: Leahy, Roubal, Theisen, Hardt, Schenkel, Ferree, Peiffer, Giermak. Second row: Potuz- nik, Houlne, Hammortree, Leuer, Morrissey, Meinholz, Duro. Bottom row: Sgt. Ferrelli, Lindgren, Zehnder, Donohue, Cuttone, Brummel. It was the kind of day that rlaonld have quit when it was morning. E715 . Known also as THE CADET CAMERA CLUB -an 'ig , ug, 5- ri N335 Fifth row: Michaelis, Zackmeier, Rullan, Berman, Brouhle, Tezak, Barnes, Gehl, Miceli, Schweihs, LaPointe. Fourth row: Cornet, Dillon, Frankovich, Appleman, Hanrahan, Brewer, Gallagher, Chione. Third row: Feeney, Myze, Momot, Fr. Rene. Second row: Lourim, Chachere, Shinnek, Magnus. First row: Shirmeyer, Galgano, Berghoff, Block, Tolitano, Francois. Z' 6 Ubrariaas They check the books in and outg they dust the booksg they trace down delinquents. White, Fr. Rene, Kisla, Chachere, Kretzer. A filing rabinezf is a place where you lore things al pbabeticallyf' 77 Olrlaies of L Benedict Top row: Osman, Longnecker, Sabo, Kienlen, Kent, Giannini, Peter, Hoppe. Second row: Bowling, Ronek, Stadtherr, Michaels, Hawks, Schiltz, Latendresse, Fr. Wulstan. Bottom row: Woodka, Green, Adamaszek, Miller, Zehnder, Miecznikowski, Lindgren. WHAT ARE OBLATES? Briefly, Oblates are lay persons who are affiliated with an Abbey and who follow the spirit of the Rule of St. Benedict in their own state of life. Their form of life is the same as that of the Third Orders. Rather than have a sodality or some other religious organization at Marmion, we have something specifically Benedictine, for the Institute of the Oblates of St. Benedict provides all we need in that way: a way of life, religious activities, and school service. Primarily, the Institute exists for the boys' own spiritual formation. It is one which will carry over into later life with its inspiration and with its spiritually idealized habits. This is how the Benedictines of Marmion Abbey and Marmion Military Academy looked ten years ago. Top row: Fr. Wulstan, Fr. Leo, Bro. Henry, Bro. Michael, Bro. Placid, Fr. Leonard, Fr, Terence, Bro. Albert, Fr. Alcuin, Fr. Bcde, Fr. Matthias, Fr. Hubert. Second row: Fr. Thomas, Bro. James, Fr. Rene, Fr. Barnabas, Fr. Columban, Fr. Ernest, Fr. Luke, Fr. Hugh, Fr. Martin, Fr. Sebastian Fr. Raymond, Fr. Wilfritl, Fr. Robert. Seated: Fr. Maurice, Fr. Lawrence, Fr. Prior Benedict, Fr Abbot Gerald, Fr. Subprior joseph, Fr. Damian, Fr. Victor. y A mme does not plant az tree for himrelfg foe plmty it for posterity. g. fs ,ui , Zfrfufh Zifzbenshzkf Day - 1956 l Topz Honorary Captains of Companies for the day. Left: Major Ploshay clecorates Majcher and Glabus, Drill Team. Right: Brother Clement and Major Ploshay give Rifle Team awards to Bartkavich, Glowe, and Stolz. Ble55ed if be who gow aramid in t'i1ACZ65, for he shall be failed 4 wlaeelf' Jlflibmry 167111 - 1956 Some danced, some talked-FUN. Cadet Col. Macaluso and Queen Gayle Stowe 4 sk A man who won? lie to tl girl loaf very little comidemtion for her feelifzgyf' Jfrfmcwming Hesfiviiies Miss Ruth Lenert, Madonna High School, reigned as Queen of football's Homecoming game and dance. Her attendants were: Miss Kathy Malz and Miss Donna Grennon, both from Mount St. Mary's High School. , Cadet Roubal escorts Queen Ruth at the game Cadet Donohue looks so helpless. A1'gw21c11I.f our of rl pretty manila are znza1z.v1ae1'ablef' Homecoming Dance Football, as the old saying goes, was never like this. Not all those cadets were out for football, either. You know you ure in lore zvbezz fha oufy cloud in your life is the one olz ulflzitfl you ure zcfulkifzgf' 7 , An October night worth remembering. ,SA 1,g5qe ,1- . 4' P: A 2 'F l iv is f in as as W General Hiram D. Ives, Illinois Military District, dropped in. WYE...- ff General Ives came by helicopter toured the campus, visited the offices, found the Officer of the Day, did a bit of inspecting, and pinned the CHICAGO TRIBUNE ROTC medals on Cadets Tom Peter and Dave Rausch. Tlaey that govern the mort make the least noise. 85 9 160.91106 The Senior Class delighted large audiences on October 26, 27, and 28 with their version of the musical comedy, ROSALIE. Gerry Swickert and Pat Garbe sang the lead roles. Steve Lombardi, Larry Fabian, and Bob Rinderman portrayed the king of Romanza, Captain Carl Rabisco, and Chancellor Rabisco. TlJe1'e'5 no denying loe'5 41 andy but lloen 50 if hir convertible. ., A wire cadet puff cl grain of Jugm' into e1fe1'ytl9ing he myr io al girl and meer az grain of ml! with everything the myf to him. In the cast were: Nancy McKibben, Dick Hawks, Diane Stolte, joe Schaefers, Rita Hawks, Don Zehnder, Tom Peter, Phyllis Mack, John Hartnedy, john Mickelson, Gustavo Caballero Guerrero, Howard Love, John Even, Jack Latendresse, jim Fitzpatrick, George Spannagel, Charles Potts, Kevin Lindgren, Tom Woodka, Stan Kaminski, john Stadtherr, Earl Adamaszek, jim Phillips, Mike Leahy, Tony Majcher, Edward Kresser, jerry Schenkel, Dennis Ronek, Gerry Schiltz, Roberto Suarez, john Marczewski, Matthew Gembala, Ed Kennedy, Tom Talaga, john Kirnberger. Assist- ant director to Fr. Wulstan.was Bill O'Brien. Cflmrus lines af '7Z0suh Life certainly can get complicated at Marmio I1 Mr. Johnsen, Mr. Mostil, Fr. Abbot, Mr. Kaman at the Dad and Son Banquet. De Yip Loo spoke at an assembly period. The artist is turned loose on the ice. One corner of the Dad-Son Banquet. i A gf' ,,, W. Now this is what we should do in school. Fr. Thomas, Lt. Rathnau, Fr. Joseph, and Lt. Sween 88 during visit of General Ives. Inside or outside, the lips are parted and the mouths open. L fl X in The eafiefl perfozz to deceive if 0l2e'J Own Jelff' -LYTTON 89 5 Varsity irotbzzll Kean: Top row: Kramer, Siemion, Broderick, Dickens, Ferree, Hendrickson, Gramme, MacEntee, Lutzen kirchen, Paredones, Longnecker, Brudzinski, Hartman, Brummel, Morrissey, Sharrer. Second row Silovsky, Palmer, Gasper, Giermak, Black, Ambrogi, Peiffer, Woodka, Berghoff, Juzwiak, Bim rose, Skaja, Poss. Bottom row: Pszanka, Reichenbacker, Leuer, Hammortree, Gering, Miller Kramer, Bowling, Potuznik, Donnelly. VARSITY RECORDS Marmion ............ 34 Marquette ...... .... 6 Marmion ............ Marmion ............ 28 W. Chicago 14 Marmion ............ Marmion ............ 6 Joliet C. ....... 20 Marmion .,,,,,,,,,. , Marmion ............ 0 Belvidere ..... ..... 6 Marmion ............ Marmion, ........... 19 N. Chicago ....... ........ 1 3 Marmion ............ Marmion ............ 25 St. Bede ....... ..... 0 Marmion Marmion ............ 25 Mooseheart ...... --.-- 6 A Marmion ............ Marmion ............ 31 Elmwood Pk. ..... .--.- 0 Marmion ............ 25 The man who is alwayr giving someone a piece of his mind ir the one who can least afford it. SOPHOMORE Mooseheart JV W. Chicago .... Joliet C. .... . Belvidere ........ Sandwich JV .. N. Chicago ...... Medinah .......... Elmwood Pk. . Jlflarmiou vs. fflmufvzfd Park Graduation takes these Seniors from next year's team. 1 W , .., f C ollege is fbe vacation el boy gem between bi! molloer amz' bit wife Srfphomrfre Qoatlmll Umm Top row: Mr. Fichtel, Rowbottom, Kelly, O'Malley, Heissler, Nardone, Diederich, Burns, Mr. Tierney. Second row: Bryan, Hettinger, Mannenbach, Beck, Cecil, Hawking, Einig, Rotterer. Third row: Zilly, Weddige, LaP0inte, Reichenbacker, Aister, Crisanti, Kubal. Fourth row: Potuznik, Hanrahan, Garrity, Andorfer, Wegman, Lutzenkirchen. Bottom row: DiRanna, Barry, Gering, Oldoni, Schenkel. Winning streak snapped at 18. See page 90 for seasonls record. You might immlate the Fremb exprefsion 'Mal de mer' as 'You can!! take it with y0u'. ?rcsl11uau Zfofifull 6671101 Top row: Wolfe, Sloan, Malloy, Diederich, Reherman, Breyne, Piaskowski Franger Wicks Sec ond row: Merchen, Carlson, Moore, Willis, Miller, Bernoski, Basvic Grube Third row Koporc Bruns, Buddy, May, Huss, Brandt, Oberweis, Mitchell. Fourth row: Goodman Leuer Weis Feeney Theis, Thill, Bank, Reynolds. Fifth row: Konen, Fennessey, DeKing, Pike Mallette THE RECORD Marmion ,.,.. O Wheaton ........ Marmion .,....,. .,.... 1 4 East Aurora .. Marmion ..... O Joliet Township Marmion ,...., ........ 1 8 Dundee .,,,,,,.,,,, Marmion ..... 6 West Aurora .... Marmion ......... ..... 9 East Aurora ...,., Marmion ...... ........ 2 4 Joliet Township If you could kick the peryou refpomible for most of your troubles, you wou!du'l be uole to Ji! down for six mouths. Varsity Kuskcfball Cram TOM TIERNEY, Com Z1 Top row: Don Wfeber, Lee Ferree, Bob Sharpenter, Captain Ron Kissel, Terry Hartman. Second row: jerry Theisen. Bob Hammortree, Jim Millhouse, Chuck Roubal, Cy Potts, Dick Pszanka, Front row: Dan Morrissey, Ray Beach. jerry Hardt, john Geririg. SEASON RECORD-18 won, 4 lost Marmion i....,,,,......,,,,, 59 Marmion ,......,, ..,,,,,. 7 5 Marmion ,.....,,. ......,, 5 6 Marmion ........, ..,..,.. 7 9 Marmion ,i...,, . .,,..,,. 68 Marmion ..,....,, ......,. 5 6 Marmion ,....,.., .,...... 6 8 Marmion ,...,,,,, ,,,.,.,, 6 3 Marmion Marmion Marmlon, ,.,.,,. ..,,..,. 4 7 St. Patrick .... Benscnville ,, Joliet ...,,..,,i. St. Ed's ...,.r, Belvidere ...,,. Elmwood Pk. Oregon .......... ....... St.-Ambrose ,. 48 58 75 60 48 28 32 65 XVest Chicago ..,,.....,.... 56 Naperville ,,...,,,. ...,.... 5 0 Round Lake ....,.. ,,...... 2 8 The final game of the season determined the championship of Illinois Conference. CONFERENCE RECORD49 won, 1 lost Marmion .,,,... ....,.... 7 2 Marmion .,,,... ,A..., 5 1 Marmion .....,. ..,,,.... 5 7 Marmion .,,,.., .....,.,. 7 5 Marmion 57 Marmion ....,.. .,,,..... 6 4 Marmion ..,.... ...... 6 O Marmion 62 Marmion 76 Marmion ..,,.., ..,..,, 7 1 Marmion .....v, ,,,.., 7 1 Missing at time picture was taken was Mike jackson. Elburn ...,A,........ No. Chicago ..,, Lake Park ,......, Evergreen Pk. ., Elmwood Pk. .. Belvidere ,,..,.,... Lake Park ,,,..... Carl Sandburg .. Round Lake ...,.. Joliet Catholic No. Chicago .,.. the Northeastern 62 55 41 40 45 63 57 50 53 69 Sharpenter got closer, Kissel cuts loose from Qorner Again it's Kissel pointing the pyramid. Individual scoring for first twenty-one games Kissel CFD .,....,...,......,..,.,...,... 206 Jackson ......... ..,.,. 1 48 Ferree CCD ...,........,. ....,. 4 3 Sharpenter CCD .,...... ...,,. 3 99 Morrissey CGD .,... ...... 1 34 Gering CGD ..,.. ...,.. 6 4 Theisen .....,... ...,.. 1 20 Roubal CGD ,i...,,..... ...... 4 O Hammortree CGD ........ ...... 2 8 Pszanka CFD .....,....... ...,. 3 O Hardt CFD ,............ ...,. 4 8 Hartman CCD ,...... .. 6 Potts CGD ....,.,.., ..... 2 1 Beach CGD ............ . Millhouse CGD ....,. ,..s Weber .......,.... .... Points Opponents Points 8 17 3 1321 1057 Wflmt, no ladders? In or out, Ron! MARMION SCORES WIN OVER CARL SANDBURG QORLAND PARKQ 62-50 Kissel and jackson just 21 wee bit too late with the block. Q as Come down into my hands, pretty basketball. . Il Kaskefball 4 3 - ,, wr, . W., ef i ilfafi Top row: Hammortree, Ferree, Hartman, Hardt, Pszanka. Second row: Becker, Roubal, Pieroni, Bach. Bottom row: Maurer, McDonald, Beach, Mgr. Schenkel. THE RECORD Marmion ..,..,.. ......... 5 1 Batavia ,,..,,,..,..,,.,,,,,,, 40 M8fmi0H -------- ......... 5 6 W. Chicago 48 Marmion ........ ......... I oliet Twp. ................ 51 M2fmiOf1 -------- --------- W heaton ---.--.--- ------- 5 6 Marmion .,,,,,,, .,,,,,,,v 5 9 E, Aurora ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, 4 1 Marmion ........ A........ J oliet Cath. 45 Marmion ,A,,,.,, W, Chicago ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 55 MafmlOD. JOll6f Twp. 64 Marmion. Wilmington .............. 42 M2fmi0U -------- --------- W - Al1f0f21 39 Marmion! ....... ........ W . Aurora ...,............ 44 MH1'miOI1 --.---.- ........ G eneva ......... .......... 6 0 Marmion ....... Mooseheart ................ 48 Marmion ........ ......... I Olief Cath. ................ 57 Marmion ....... E. Aurora .................. 58 The season record of twelve wins and three losses happened because the Cadets outscored their opponents 868 to. 708. The chance! are that when a man .flaps you on the hack he if trying to make you rough up Jomethiagf' 97 Zrash-Soph lgasketball Marmion Marmron ........ ......... Marmion ....... ......... Marmion ....... ..... .... Marmion Marmion ....... ......... Marrnion ....... ......... 4 6 Marmion Marmion Marmion Marmion ....... ......... Marmron ....... ......... 5 5 Top row: Coach Fichtel, Nardone, Reherman, jemsek, O'Malley, Theisen. Second row: Ferrario, Mallon, Berg, Bonye, Gering. Bottom: Burke, Millhouse, Rowbottom, Hettinger. THE RECORD Sr. Patrick ...... ......... 3 1 Marmion .......... ....... 6 1 Bensenville ................ 31 Marmion .......... ....... 5 2 Joliet Twp. ................ 64 Marmion .......... ....... 5 9 St. Edward ..............,. 49 Marmion .....--.. ....... 6 9 Belvidere ...............,.. 60 M8rr11i011 ------- 59 Elmwood Pk. ............ 63 Marmion .......... ....... 5 5 Oregon ,,,,,,..,,,,.,,..,,.,, 49 Marmion ......... ......, 5 6 St. Ambrose .............. 67 Marmi0n .....--.. ---.--. 6 4 Geneva ,.,,.,,,,.,,,,,,.,,,,. 43 Marmion ......... ....... 5 5 Mooseheart ................ 47 Marmi0n ..-....-. ---.--- 4 4 Batavia ...................... 66 Marmion ....... 33 Round Lake Elburn ............ No. Chicago .. Lake Park ...... Evergreen Pk. Elmwood Pk. Belvidere ........ Carl Sandburg Lake Park ...... Round Lake .. Joliet Cath. No. Chicago .. The 15 and 8 record is not something to be sneezed at. High scoring alternated throughout the season among Reherman, Nardone, Mallon, Berg. However, it was a well- rounded attack that brought success. H The reward of cl thing well done, is to have done it. EMERSON l Svphvmvres Two-way stretch What short legs you have. It's lonesome here GAME TIME- Gimme that ball What long arms you have Excelsior, he cried Zfeshmau Cram Marmion ....... ...... Marmion Marmion ....... ...... Marmion Marrnion Marmion Marmion Marmion ....... ....... Marmion .v..... .......... 3 3 Top row: Stare, Lane Tornabene. Fisher, Koporc. Second row: Palmer, Huss, Pike, Modaff, Loving, Budler. Bottom: Bruns, Wfolfe, Franger, Mannebarh, Becker. Coach Narrlone THE RECORD Batavia ........ ....... 2 4 Marmion ,...... .....,. 5 8 Mooseheart joliet Twp. ...... ....... 3 6 Marmion ....... ....... 4 9 Mooseheart E. Aurora ........ ....... 3 9 Marmion ......, ....,. 4 3 Wheaton .. W. Chicago ..... ....... 1 9 Marmion ....... ....... 5 8 Joliet Cath. Wilmington .............. 22 Marmion .,...., .,..... 5 5 Joliet Twp. W. Aurora ..... ........ 4 6 Marmion i,,..., ..,.... 5 9 W. Aurora Mooseheart ..... ........ 2 9 Marmion ....... ....... 3 6 W. Aurora E. Aurora ....... ...-.... 4 2 Mannion ....... ....... 5 2 Geneva .... W. Chicago ................ 17 Marmion .,.......... ....... 3 6 Joliet Cath. The Kidettes scored 744 points to their Opponents' 591 points. Notice that their four losses out of 18 games came in the first half of the season. You ain'i learnin' notlain' when yozfre talkin IH Kent, KlJlllLll'CJl11i. Bchm. Bowling, Miller. Ehcerlcadcrs Mickelson, Gaussclin, jasin, and Olbrisch. Berman, Potts, and Francois. McGivncy. Micrznikowski, Voir. and Figlewicz, Slzldky, Eccncy. and Tczak. E1'e1'yfbi1zg fozzzex fo him who bzzfflef zubife he zmiff' MANAGERS IN ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT IOI Adamaszek, Earl P. Ambre, Jerome M. Ancona, Hernando M. Artlip, Wayne L. Baker, John D. Bank, Bernard J. Behm, Joseph T. Bergeron, Richard W. Berman, Jay M. Bestler, Joseph A. Bimrose, Thomas J. Blackwell, James L. Bonifas, Leon F. Bowling, Jr., John F. Braddish, Thomas J. Breisch, Robert W. Bricher, Thomas E. Broderick, Jay J. Brown, Thomas P. Burke, Dennis J. DeWig, August S. Diederich, Robert B. Doemland, Thomas R. Doody, John M. Duro, Gennaro J. Even, John R. Fabian, Larry L. Fitzpatrick, James J. Gasper, Dennis J. Gausselin, Richard J. Gaworski, Kenneth G. Geib, Richard G. Gembala, Matthew S. Gengler, Leon A. Gering, John A. Giannini, Elis W. Gord, Robert A. Green, Edward J. Greiter, David F. Greiter, Paul E4 Hander, Robert L. Hannan, John E. Hartnecly, John A. Hawks, Richard G. Heins, Raymond N. Hendricksen, Richard C. Hettinger, Robert A. Hettinger, Thomas P. Hilger, Paul H. Hill,.Jack N. Hoffer, William P. Hoppe, Lawrence G. Jackson, Victor J. Johnsen, David L. Joy, James P. Juzwiak, Harry A. Kaleta, Jr., Charles J. Kaminski, Stanley G. Kautz, Lloyd F. Kennedy, Edward W. Kent, Edgar F. Kienlen, Ronald A. Kirnberger, Jr., John B. Kissel, Ronald J. Kleindorfer, Paul R. Knaebel, Vincent J. 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Church Road, Aurora, Ill. 823 Lehnertz Ave., Aurora, Ill. 1712 South 57th St., West Allis 14, Wis. 4856 South Elizabeth, Chicago 9, Ill. 621 South Monterrey Ave., Villa Park, Ill. 627 Pierce St., Aurora, Ill. 503 Hardin, Aurora, Ill. 605 Grove, Aurora, Ill. 751 Garfield Ave., Aurora, Ill. 501 West Prairie, Wheaton, Ill. 301 West Prairie, Wheaton, Ill. 587 Hillside Ave., Glen Ellyn, Ill. 259 North Farnsworth Ave., Aurora, Ill. 524 Rosewood Ave., Aurora, Ill. 1515 Halsted St., Chicago Heights, Ill. 239 Valley Ave., Aurora, Ill. 634 South 4th St., Aurora, Ill. 525 Commonwealth, Aurora, Ill. 950 North Avenue, Aurora, Ill. 556 Wiley Dr., Northland Heights, Decatur, Ill. 771 Pine St., Elgin, Ill. 144 North East Ave., Aurora, Ill. 442 Bangs St., Aurora, Ill. 505 North Harlem Ave., Freeport, Ill. 1901 Forest Park, Fort Wayne, Ind. 544 Hammes, Kankakee, Ill. 728 Superior St., Aurora, Ill. 624 Spring St., Aurora, Ill. 1527 Mayfield Dr., Royal Oak, Mich. 4002 Fairfield Ave., Fort Wayne 6, Ind. 753 Grove St., Aurora, Ill. 926 Lebanon St., Aurora, Ill. 1044 Grove St., Aurora, Ill. 427 South Church St., Waterloo, Ill. 724 LaFayette St., Aurora, Ill. 8248 North Olcott Ave., P.O., Chicago 31, Niles, Ill. 805 East 2nd, Pana, Ill. 671 North Elizabeth St., Lombard, Ill. Casilla No. 891, LaPaz, Bolivia 756 Oak Ave., Aurora, Ill. 1839 Carolina St., Gary, Ind. 1322 Liberty St., Aurora, Ill. Route No. 1, Plano, Ill. 405 Grand Ave., Aurora, Ill. 1327 Kane St., Aurora, Ill. 372 West Park Ave., Aurora, Ill. 430 Claim St., Aurora, Ill. 510 Spring St., Aurora, Ill. 181 Sherman Ave., Aurora, Ill. 414 Jefferson Ave., Aurora, Ill. 551 West Woodland Ave., Fort Wayne 6, Ind. 15590 Lesure Ave., Detroit 27, Mich. I03 Some are serious. Some are gay. Some are fslapj happy. The right mixture of fun and work fs often hard to find. However, cadets do hit a happy medium once in a while between goof-off per- iods. The higher the flame haf leaped, the folder and deader the ashef Besf Wishes and Greaf Success +o +he Graduaies of l957 Mr. and Mrs. Sieve Miecznilcowslci CADET R. S. MIECZNIKOWSKI Good Luck +o My Nephew CADET ROBERT W. BREISCH Pauline Moslcal CompIimen+s of MICHELS-HARRAL COAL CO. Aurora, Illinois For I'he Finesl' Qualify Coals and Fuel Oils 2- I 688 Phones 7-7268 HIGH WAY BOWLING LANES 3I8 High Sireef Aurora AL AND LEE KIENLEN Where I'he Cadefs Bowl 'em Over Our Sincere and Besi' Wishes Io CADET R. S. MIECZNIKOWSKI Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Balon God's Guidance Always for CADET R. S. MIECZNIKOWSKI A Friend WHeaIon 8-3257 RALPH H. O'CONNELL Insurance and Surefy Bonds 2II W. Wesley Sfreef WHEATON, ILLINOIS Our Besi' Wishes 'Io CADET R. S. MIECZNIKOWSKI Mr. and Mrs. John Kosiara and Family A FRIEND To +l'Ie I Marmion Graduaies of I957 We Exlencl Well Wishes ancl Congraiulaiions DR. AND MRS. W. F. BREISCH KATHY AND CADET ROBERT W. BREISCH MAZON, ILLINOIS God Bless +he l957 Graclua+ing Class MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH A. MARCZEWSKI CADET JOSEPH A. MARCZEWSKI. JR. 1 RYAN DRUGS . CQ. 1 l 0lfU Q3 ,vcf-14'.-r-f'::r.1 f '5 - s .'.a7 ' ' I5 EPENDABLE 0 gif, DR UGGIST Leonard M. Sieradski, Pharmacisf 4sI3 E. NINE MILE ROAD VAN DYKE, MICHIGAN Phone ST. 7-l202 Complimenfs of TALAGA FOOD MART I 9+h Carolina S+ree+ Gary, Indiana 5 EAT L59 yfzwgfgif . 7 K Q. ' ' I J. SEIDELMAN BOILER COMPANY IO44 Grove S+reeI' Aurora, Illinois Phone Day or Nigh+: 2-I I I7 NEW BOILERS GENERAL BOILER REPAIRING AND SHEET IRON WORK - ALL WORK GUARANTEED - Second-Hand Boilers Boughi and Sold Welding Gas and Elecfric MARGARET'S HI ACRE TRAILER PARK All Modern Conveniences Me+erecI EIec'rric, Ciiy Sewerage Io AII Lo'l's I I00 Rural Sfreef Phone 2-I I I7 AURORA, ILLINOIS V D , WWWNYWETT, ,W,,,, ,FW ,,,,,,.,,,,,..,,,,,...,,.,,,,,....,.,.,,..,......,..,..,,.,,. T W. . CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF I957 May God Bless You Always MR. AND. MRS. H. M. SWICKERT JERRY AND BOB Congrafulafions Io 'I'I1e Gradua+ing Cadefs of I957 THE LOCK JOINT TUBE CO. Manufacfurers of STEEL TUBING i400 Riverside Drive Lock Joinf, WeIded and Bu'H'ecI Seu+h Bend 24. Indiana R. WOODKA IPRESIDENTI CADET TOM WOODKA, '57 To 'Hue MARMION GRADUATES of I957 We Exfend Our Hear+ies+ Congra+uIa+ions iii? MR. AND MRS. LOUIS S. WOODKA CADET THOMAS W. WOODKA iii? WOODKA REALTY CO. The Colony Shop FORT WAYNE, INDIANA hhal +Iy f+b+pse nius, fhai' power w ic azz es mor a e es, is o en u er e in disguise. B. M. PHILLIPS Con+rac+or 33I Wesf 63rd Sfreei' CHICAGO 2I ILLINOIS FIRE LOSSES APPRAISED AND REPAIRED FOR PEOPLE COURTESY OF PHILIP BASVIC, Owner and Son CADET RICHARD BASVIC, Company E The wors'I' +I1ing aboui' Imisfory is. +Ina+ every+ime H- repea+s iI'seIf Ihe cosi' is higher. I Bes+ Wishes 'Io '+he Class of '57 MR. AND MRS. EDWARD J. REILAND CADET JAMES REILAND Complimenis of PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF MADISON. INC. Madison, Indiana STOLTE'S PASTRY SHOP W. E. S+oI+e ViIIa Park, III. Com pIimenI's of MR. AND MRS. HARRY JUZWIAK and CADET HARRY A. JUZWIAK Besi' Wishes +o +he Graduafes JOHN R. SCHWEIHS. SR. FAMILY HEALY CHAPEL Oxygen - Equipped Ambulance Service 332 Downer Place Ph. 7-929I ANDES CANDIES 55 Main S+ree'I' Aurora AURORA POULTRY Dressed PouI+ry Ph. 7-8669 MENTON JEWELERS The S'I'ore of Friendly Service I-3 Fox Promenade Ph. 2-0697 AURORA, ILLINOIS Wishing Every Success +o +he Class of I957 MR. AND MRS. ELMER MICKELSON CADET SFC. JOHN MICKELSON CompIimen'I's of THE THOMAS F. SHEEHAN Besi' of Luck Io My Son JOSEPH and 'Ihe Graduaiing Class of '57 FRANK M. BESTLER, Class of '36 FAMILY GUERRIERI DRUGS FREEMAN FLORIST P. A. G-uerrieri, R. Ph. G. Since I895 292I N. CIarIc S+. EA. 7-OOI6 358 Cedar S+. Ph. 2-7668 Chicago Aurora LUIGI'S 'For PIZZA OATMAN'S C-5 d I43I New York S+. Ph. M960 HOMOEENIZED Aurora MILK Complimenfs of MR. AND MRS. EARL HIGHLAND Bes'l' Wishes +o +he Class of I957 MR. AND MRS. W. McRAE DICKENS CADET JOHN DICKENS CLARENCE'S SUPER MART 9800 Escanaba Avenue Chicago, IIIinois ll2 Complimenis of MR. AND MRS. B. ROSCIANO ,. -W. --- -ww GENEVA CONSTRUCTION CO. Aurora Paving AII Types ASPHALT DRIVES- PARKING AREAS TENNIS COURTS - EXCAVATING SEWERS AND WATER MAIN AND PIPE LINE CONSTRUCTION AURORA DRY GOODS CO. I7-23 N. Broadway AURORA. ILLINOIS III Downer Place 2-4357 Norlh Ave. Plani 6-7272 Aurora Ave. Plani' 7-9594 G. W. CIemen+z Ph. 2-7380 AURORA WIRING 8: FIXTURE COMPANY 939 Froni' S+. Aurora, Ill. Besi' Wishes 'ro I'I1e Class of '57 DR. AND MRS. E. C. HANNAN CADET JON E. HANNAN AUSTIN - WESTERN WORKS Cons+ruc+ion Equipmenf Division BALDWIN-LIMA-HAMILTON CORP. Aurora, Illinois Courfesy of SAN LUIS GARAGE Tel. 6-5427 Ha+o Rey, PuerI'o Rico Congra+uIa+ions I-o Ihe Class of l957 R. W. DICK, SR. LOUIS RASTETTER AND SONS Fori- Wayne, Indiana ManufacI'urers of Folding Chairs Complimenfs of MR. AND MRS. F. J. SCHUE Complimenrs of MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM C. O'BRIEN ALL - STEEL EQUIPMENT, INC. Aurora, Illinois II3 CompIimen'rs of MR. AND MRS. LESTER R. JOHNSEN STEWART AND DAVID CompIimen+s of COMMUNITY CASH MARKET John and PeI'er Gricunas, IProp.I FOR THE FINEST QUALITY MEATS CUT TO ORDER I5 E. Wilson S+. Ph. I445 BaI'avia, Illinois Phone MOhawIc 4-0989 MORRIS FINK CO., INC. William W. Wolfe, Pres. Arms'Irong Painfs-Piumbing Supplies Hardware-Glass-Keys Made I267 N. Clybourn Ave. CHICAGO I0, ILLINOIS Ph. 2-4392 ARNOLD LIES CO. CONTRACTORS I5I5 New York SI'reeI' AURORA, ILLINOIS The Bes+ +o JAY BOWLING and +he ofher GRADS AIDNER Paini' and Wallpaper Co. They said ii' couIdn'1' be done- so he weni' ahead and did i+. RUDDY BROS., INC. 65 S. La Salle S+. Telephone 7-869I Aurora, IIIinois PLUMBING AND HEATING COMMERCIAL AIR CONDITIONING SEWER CLEANING ' RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL Com pIimenI's of DR. AND MRS. VERNON L. EVANS To Ihe Marmion Graduaies of I957 We ExI'end Our HearI'ies+ Bes'I' Wishes MR. AND MRS. ROY H. LOVE CADET HOWARD M. LOVE Congra+uIa'Iions and Besi' Wishes +0 Ihe Class of I957 MR. AND MRS. JOHN R. BOWLING CADET JOHN BOWLING CompIimen'I's of DR. AND MRS. C. J. REHERMAN and SONS REULAND'S INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE AGENCY 4I So. Island Ave. PI1. 9776 AURORA, ILLINOIS Complimenfs of THE OLD SECOND NATIONAL BANK Corner of River and Downer AURORA SCHAEFER'S GREENHOUSES Growers of Fine Planfs and Flowers P. O. Box 588 Aurora, III. -1 Complimenfs of , ll NOIIII IIOADWAY AURORA. ILLINOIS ROETHELE BUILDING MATERIALS, INC. LUMBER-MILLWORK-ROOFING Every+l1ing for Building EDWARD H. ROETHELE 3000 Wells Slreel Forl Wayne, Ind. Complimenls of H. MARTIN AUTO PARTS Homer L. Marlin Owner NEW AND USED AUTO PARTS Specializing in Lale Model Wreclcs LIBERTYVILLE, ILL. LI 2-3 I43 Toys-Nolions Greefing Cards Magazines and for AII Occasions Newspapers JACK 8: JILL STORE 4045 W. 47+h Sf. Chicago, Illinois Congrafulalions fo 'Ihe Graduales of '57 AXEL J. THINNES Take Oul Splifs Prop. Malls, Sundaes STEPHANIE LABNO Vlrginia 7-87I2 PARAMOUNT HEIGHTS C I . A Complele Food Mari' ongram azhons FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 'Io All I'l1e Senior Class OUR SPECIALTY MR. AND MRS. KAMINSKI Oswego, Illinois Ph. Aurora 7-5793 Y II5 goilng business wiI'hou'r adver+ising is like winlcing af preH'y girl in +I1e Congra+uIa'rions Mgonxmlgls of Claslso olilu-l 957 E' MRS' MR. AND MRS. CADETJLI BSKER THOMAS O. PETER. SR. . . BAKER CADET THOMAS O. PETER. JR CompIimen'Is of NATIONAL BRUSH 'COMPANY Aurora. Illinois Complimenls of THE CHARLES FIORE NURSERIES. INC. Prairie View, Illinois Congrafulaiions ancl Besi' Wishes Io +I1e I957 Gradua+es MRS. CHARLES T. LINDGREN CADET CHARLES K. LINDGREN Besi' Wishes +o I'I1e Gracluafes RALPH L. SHIRMEYER INC. Forf Wayne, Indiana Complimenfs of GAUDIO'S TELEVISION SERVICE Aurora Complimenfs of MR. AND MRS. EDWIN HUNT CADET BARRY HUNT CompIimen+s of MR. AND MRS. J. A. LONGNECKER CADET D. E. LONGNECKER Rome Ci+y, Indiana Complimenfs of UNITED STEELWORKERS OF AMERICA C.I.O. LocaI Union No. 3672 I7V2 SouI'h River S'I'reeI' AURORA, ILL. LUCK TO CADET R. D. BRUIVIMEL Lawrence Murphy, Fin. Sec'y CongraI'uIa+ions fo 'Ihe Gradua+es of '57 MR. AND MRS. JAMES P. BLANEY CADET JAMES P. JOY Our Congra+uIa+ions 'ro +he Class of I957 MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM R. KENT CADET E. F. KENT Our Very Besf Wishes Io fhe Grads of I957 MR. AND MRS. JAMES H. FITZGERALD CADET JON E. FITZGERALD BesI' Wishes and Success fo AII +he Cade+s MR. AND MRS. GEORGE LOMBARDI CADET LT. STEPHEN LOMBARDI Besi' Wishes From MR. AND MRS. CARL M. BENDER CADET ROBERT E. BENDER COMMERCIAL STEEL SUPPLY CO. 720 No. Broadway AURORA, ILLINOIS Congrafuldions +o ihe Class of I957 wi gif 2 . CADET G. J. DURO, '57 5+ Tel HUdson 8-0428 HELEN'S CORSETORIUM 809 Easf 79+h S+ree1' Cusiom Fi'Hing of Surgical and All Corseiry REGISTERED Fl'I'TERS w 1 For All ThaI's Fine in Music WATSON MUSIC HOUSE 6-8 Downer Place Ph. 2-4I00 Aurora, Illinois Complimenfs of MR. AND MRS. W. M. TRAUTEN AND SON WALTER CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS THE LEONARD NICKELS FAMILY Besl' Wishes 'Io I'he Class of '57 RINDERMAN GROCERY Freeporl, Illinois MACKLER INSURANCE AGENCY Chicago Heighfs, Illinois I5l5 Halsfecl SI'ree'I' Tel. SK 4-I220 KATHRYN MACKLER PETER Agenf and General Broker TED SHARPENTER Dislribufor 'OLD STYLE LAGER WA 29 I 25 WA I 2063 BUNGALOW BAR-B-O 4662 Chene Near Foresi DeI'roiI' 7, Michigan RIBS AND CHICKEN ONLY Congrafulafions +o Ihe Graduafing Class of l957 RICHARDS-WILCOX MFG. CO. Aurora, III. Manufacfurers of MANUALLY AND ELECTRICALLY OPERATED CLASSROOM AND GYM FOLDING PARTITIONS 'I' CLASSROOM WARDROBES 'I' BesI' Wishes Io Ihe Class of '57 MRS. ROBERT RINDERMAN CADET ROBERT RINDERMAN Congraiulafions +o All Ihe Caclefs MR. AND MRS. J. W. McCARTNEY H Cong ralulalions Io Ihe Gracluaies BARDO Rexall Drugs STAN BARDO, Reg.Pharm. 203 Firsi' Avenue Roclc Falls, Illinois E PRESCRIPTION HEADQUARTERS Our Hear'I'y CongraI'uIaI'ions Io 'Ihe Graduafing Class of '57 MR. AND MRS. LEONARD HOPPE CADET LAWRENCE HOPPE CompIimenI's of SEARS AND ST.REIT AHorneys-a'I-Law AU RO RA Complimenfs of HAN-WIN PRODUCTS, INC. 726 Sou'I'h Broadway AURORA, ILLINOIS Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. Hanlces Mr. and Mrs. S+anIey G. Cherwin Good Luck 'Io My Brol-her LT. STEPHEN LOMBARDI MARCIA LOMBARDI BesI' Wishes 'Io 'rhe Class of '57 MR. AND MRS. LLOYD KAUTZ 70 In Forl' Wayne, Indiana H s SCHAAF 8: AUER. INC. Real+ors for SALES, LEASES, MANAGEMENT AND INSURANCE RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL 45 Years of Knowledge a+ Your Service P. J. SCHROEDER MRS. TED APPELMAN 420 U'IiIiI'y Bldg. Phone A-34I3 Congraiulafions and Besi' Wishes Io fhe Gradualing Class of '57 MR. AND MRS. L. HANDER Cadef Bob Hander Our Congralulalions +o 'Ihe CLASS OF l957 THE MARMION FORT WAYNE CLUB Bes'r Wishes fo +he Class of '57 Mr. and Mrs. H. Joseph Schenlcel CADET SGT. JERRY SCHENKEL Besl' Wishes Io fhe Class of l957 Mr. and Mrs. John R. Gallagher CADET JACK GALLAGHER Good Luck +o fhe Class of I957 Mr. and Mrs. George B. Hanlces CADET GEORGE B. HANKES, JR. Congra+uIa+ions +o +he Class of I957 Mr. and Mrs. Luke J. Scheer CADET LUKE SCHEER Bes+ Wishes Io Ihe Graduafes of I957 MRS. HELEN SKAJA AND FAMILY Lois of Luclc and Success fo My Cousin CADET R. S. MIECZNIKOWSKI DON PARUS Bes+ Wishes +o All MR. AND MRS. FRED YOUSSI. SR. HeaI'rh and Success +o AII +I1e GracIua+es MR. AND MRS. MATTHEW GEMBALA CADET M. S. GEMBALA 4300 S. Honore S+ree'l' CHICAGO, ILLINOIS THE MOTHERS' CLUB AURORA CHAPTER Wishes Success +o AII +I1e Graduares of '57 Presidenf ........... ........ M RS. JOSEPH SCHAEFERS Vice Presideni ........ ........ M RS. CLARENCE E. BISHOP Secrefary ........... ................ M RS. JOHN P. THILL Treasurer ....... ....... M RS. GEORGE F. STARE Our Congra+ula+ions fo All fhe Marmion Cade+s for Having Complefed a Successful Year THE DADS' CLUB Resicleni' Chap+er Presideni' ..,....,..... .,............. M R. CHARLES KALETA Vice Presideni' ...,.........,.. MR. STEVE MIECZNIKOWSKI Secrefary .,,......,.. ...........,.... M R. CYRIL MURPHY Treasurer ......... ....... M R. JOHN R. GALLAGHER A Vo+e of Appreciafion +o Marmion for Whaf H' Has Done for Our Boys MARMION MOTHERS' CLUB Resiclen+ Chapfer Presicieni' .,.......... ........,..,..... M RS. BERNARD SKAJA Vice Presideni .....,....,..... MRS. STEVE MIECZNIKOWSKI Secrefary ,..........,.......,............ MRS. WILLIAM KRETZER Corresponding Secrefary .... MRS. JOHN R. GALLAGHER Treasurer .........,.....,..,............. MRS. EDWARD GIERMAK Social Chairman .....,. .......,.. M RS. JOSEPH SKURKA Hospi+aIi+y ............ ,....... M RS. CHARLES KALETA MARMION DADS' CLUB Aurora Chapier Congraiulaies 1'he I957 Graduaies and Wishes Them All Luck in Life Presiden+ .......,..,.... .,...,.,. M R. LESTER R. JOHNSEN Vice Presideni' .......... ,,.... M R. FRANK N. HETTINGER Secrefary ...........,.. ...,,.. M R. FRANK A. KAMAN Treasurer ...... MR. RALPH P. BARBEL The Alumni Associaiion DAY CADET CHAPTER Welcomes fhe Graduafes Inio Hs Ranks Presideni' ............ ......... M R. ARTHUR NOONAN Vice Presiden+ ....... ......,,,, M R. GLENN GILBERT Secreiary ....... ...... M R. ROBERT KRAMER Treasurer .... ......... M R. JOHN STROTZ Modera+or ,,,,,, .,..,,,,,,., F R. LUKE, 0.5.8. Congra'IuIaI'ions +o Ihe Marmion Gradua+es of I957 V. J. KNAEBEL PLUMBING AND HEATING CO CADET VINCENT J. KNAEBEL, III New Albany, Indiana BesI' Wishes and Congrafulafions Io Ihe Class of I957 MR. AND MRS. BARTHOLOMEW P. DOODY and CADET JOHN M. DOO-DY Mr. and Mrs. George Latendresse 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. Dr. 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. Roman M. Fueger Elmer Gauvreau Donald W. Gould Mario R. Egidi Cletus P. Schenkel john Cibulskis T. Spannagel J. R. Chachere Dwight Millhouse Homer S. Renaud john P. Thill August W. Green Bernard T. Lourim R. Laho Jerome A. Goodman Henry Hasley Charles Arnold Louis S. Woodka Sidney B. Patterson Clement F . Miller John R. Flynn Leo Dam Donald M. Arndt Eugene j. Snyder Harold J. Shinnick Lyman D. Pike Harold P. Block john Kackert Attorney and Mrs. Clarence Ruddy Agnes Schmaltz Evrard C. Caluwaert Eugene V. Fisher R. M. Casper Mark M. Gehl Mr. Norbert G. Berghoff Leonard Andorfer Aurora Greenhouse Co. Light House Electric Co. Aurora Fruit Co., Inc. Cadet Ron J. Kissel Mr. and Mrs. LaVerne Kies Dr. Felix A. Tornabene Mr. and Mrs. William Springborn Patraus Mr. and Mrs. Dr. 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. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence LaCaeyse T. W. Tormey, jr. Walter Friesel Otto C. Miller B. J. Friedmann Raymond Grube W. H. Kennedy Thomas O. Peter B. Michels William A. Lotts Carl F. Biever M. Figlewicz E. M. Liberty Fred M. Ambre Stanley Kalaine Ralph Dick, Jr. Norbert Knapke Philip P. Andrews Howard L. Davis J. L. Doyle Louis Konopka Ralph B. Barbel Frank Miller Arthur J. Volz Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Olbrisch Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Heisten Melvin R. johnson J. A. Gallagher Mr. Leo A. 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