Mendel Catholic High School - Monarch Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1957 volume:

THE H 1957 MQNARCH II MENDEL CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOCL CHICAGO, ILLIN0l SI I s V Y ,..,,..w.wM,...i,.,,.w., ,. ,. , -.----... . ,M-. .... . .. . ., .. . , W. 1 ' YXQLEC H, THEME Cp 04' E r' -4 EDU052 it 1 NI X ,as f'Y:SI: G5 liuiEa!!!ga KJ' A 5:6 l. 3C .7 Thepurpose of Mendel High School is ta impart a ' Catholic education to young men. No education is com- plete in the truly Catholic sense which is not aimed at training students to become a vital part of their family life. All at Mendel are solemnly pledged to advance this ideal. ln recognition of this sacred trust, the ' staff proudly dedicates the 1957 MONARCH to Our Mothers, Our Fathers, Our Sisters and Brothers - to THE CHRISTIAN FAMILY! I we l 5 -'AI s , 'W'-f' I wax A l ,uf .E 'S' ,Q if W .Ny , si -. Q-'K ev -f 'QW ,-- 4 C - . f V .,. . Q ,I . img in ' K - ff A .flaky 1 , X ff ' .- ' Af Lixgjf-gg-,. 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M . ,- W fy Q .A -H 4 f K -2 sa- - f I Qu: -if-'Sa 4- L , f -X' .F 53. .:E?i,1S:TA.efs, - ,tl- , T- '? QQWHX 5 ' 'fe --Lv l fag xii- 46 W5 Ury, lifw-Q3iQ'w2 ,l 2 T I f aff' ' My A' R' N V- -H l ft ti Fld' rf A 'tt fe-17:1.pw-5xQ2f,'.1'Ztv w e Q- ,f .L 7 I Z G' X --12'-'19 i A ,ii , - ,,-t , f i C' 1 - 1 THE AUGUSTINIAN FAMILY The Augustinians, officially known as the Hermits of St. Augustine, are one of the four great Mendicant Orders of the Church. As their name indicates, they trace their origin back to St. Augustine of Hippo, the illustrious Doctor of the Church. St. Augustine, one of the best-known and best loved Saints, lived from 354 to 430. On Holy Saturday, 387, at the age of thirty-three, Augustine received the Sacrament of Baptism from the hand of St. Ambrose who had been instrumental in his conversion. Overioyed in the blissful possession of God's grace, Augustine dedicated his brilliant mind, firm will,and generous heart to the service of his religion and his God. After his return to his home in North Africa, Augustine established a monastic com- munity at Tagaste - the first Augustinian monastery. The principles of St. Augustine's re- ligious life are found in outline in his Rule. Hundreds of other religious communities besides the Augustinians follow his Rule today. Last year, the Augustinians marked the 700th anniversary of their Order as it exists today. The religious order received its jurisdictional form and organization in the year 1256 from the Papal pronouncement, Licet Ecclesiae, of Pope Alexander IV. Provision was made therein for the familiar organic structure: Prior General, Provincial Priors, and Priors of in- dividual communities. At present the Augustinians throughout the world number 2350 pri6SfS, 700 clerics, and 400 brothers. The T957 staff of Mendel's yearbook takes pride in saluting the Order and the reli- gious who have dedicated themselves to the service of God and humanity. They form an integral part of our family at Mendel, we, the students and families who receive so much from them, feel that we are an intimate part of the Augustinian family. Father General, residing at Vatican City, Rome, directs the fortunes of the whole Augustinian Family. As leader ot the Augustinians in Germany, Father Eber- hard proved his administrative and spiritual leadership through difficult years. He served in the United States from i923 to l929 as professor and parish priest. He has earned recognition as an author and preacher. Under his capable guidance, the Order anticipates an era of notable achievement and spiritual advance. Falher Seary is spiritual father To The Augusfinian Family wifhin The Province of Our Mother of Good Counsel. Founder and first Prior and Recfor of Mendel, he has endeared himself to all associated with our school. We reioice that he has been called to the high of- fice of Provincial. We are honored Thar he has chosen Mendel as his official residence. We are confident fha? The Order will prosper under l'YlS aeniol lnrurlnr-rSl'1lD. 2 xl - Zww . U J 'V' i J fe,-if ffl 24 Age it A .Z , ...' G 8 x 'si' wtf , .M ,Ffh 4 Ff:i f W -if-fs A H- ? , I 555 few? fl 92' . .W , 4 ,., 4 ww, Q .. my f ,, Ny 5 - .f f' U Father Sem pictured with Father Fink lleftl, L first provincial of our province, and Father Mc Hale., provincial when Mendel was estab- lished lrightl. ff 2 2 ? S if 5 is ' .',., . ,, '- '-35 2 1' 'fm' -:ff-vrrza. .g f igg z-3,., , 2, 1,, :Yaiffkw -:iw ':, , ' ? sh ,, n f fg+ 4.ewA:,m ,:'312e1,-5' M, w 5311.5 Q'-1.-31,5,f3,gg'g'f' ' - -4 - f, fy gg,!,JwW HEQ,x,.-3.7,,L,,.L.:.-wr-K f .. , L,,,k E. L, ,my-,,.4 -,, M .:,,,,. .- N M ,,...-H 1 E K g Q 5622. 1 -WF' x f,,,,j1'-1 . A 5' sg., I Vk,. 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Quinn Szmma nrzmgtimmmmiiarnb ufuz rn! ly Sur fflothrr ut Good 0:0UTl5tl d Qlgies is tu :ctiifq that .lrrpelixzrl Hfrxulwr nf the ifirxsa :mb llrczgvzr Assxirinfinu uf tlgr mrhrr nf SQ. .3ixxgu5tixw. mmf ,Y V ,ly , , , f f f .aff f'-1. ,f ,,.. 1 new AX ' ' I 551 45, 6 i Y Q Q ,.,l fn 'Tif'ILW'i I 1 mf g f 1 . cs ,.,, CQ, u,i,:j,a.3,5.iWw Q . .- - 'uftrinpkmq ' 1 5 -.... , - ,Ap 'wb-rfw 4' 3- The Augustinian Brothers are men who wish to serve God by belonging to a religious family. Like the priests in the Order, they assume the obligations of the vows ot Poverty, Chastity, and Obedience but do not take on the duties of the priestly office and ministry. They serve in various capacities as Intirmarian lBrother Anthonyl, as Sacristan lBrother Thomasl, and generally assist in work of the Order. Those who are interested in the training of future Augustinians may assist in this worthy cause by enrolling mem- bers in the Seminary Guild. Membership entitles one to a share in the spiritual benefits of the Order. Proceeds from the Guild are used to educate tuture priests and brothers. .1 Y S: 4 af l 'lf'- i l'5ft',z'5':'w' ilaiz ifeu . .. - -, Val: .. - t- ' ' 'L-1: - it I- lyf f 19- fr' 1 i ,+' i . w ,kj we F ' T fi if -'fir A T T X , y T f i i M' its l.ll ll V i li l i ,7q:513'9il'i .lfflfii W'i1'fffffPl?!iA'l1i i?4 X ll, ::r.l:.-.J ' ,, if -3, ,' ' V -15 V V51 xtty I ff I 1 1 f V 15' A .-V., ' Wfyyijiiirittth E i i i l l The Family plot ofthe Order of St. Augustine will hold the mortal remains ot its priest and brother members. But the Augustinian Family will not end with the grave -it continues in eternity! Those now serving in this life will one day be called by Christ to join their brethren who have already answered the Master's summons: Well done, good i and taithtul servant, . .Come ye blessed of My Father. . The evening ot this life will passg its shadows will fade be- fore the glorious light ot Heaven! ln eternity, all the Au- gustinian Family will be one in Christ, sharing the Beatitic Vision with Mary and their Holy Father Saint Augustine. IN MEMORIAM When first we planned our book, this page was to be a contents page for the remaining features. Little did we realize that we would insert a memorial page commemorating the death of one from the Mendel family. God saw fit to call to his eternal reward one of our own faculty, a priest of the Augustinian family, Father Prior. What better place to engrave our testimonial and remembrance of this devoted priest than on this page alongside the picture of the Augustinian burial plot at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. ' May this memorial remind us, whenever we leaf through this book, to remember him in our prayers. Let his memory inspire us to pray for all our teachers, living and dead. May his memory lead us to pray that many Mendel- men will one day offer themselves to the service of God as successors to such as Father Prior. May his soul and the souls of all the faithful departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace. Amen. FATHER GERALD PRIOR, O.S.A. REST IN PEACE BORN AUGUST 9, 1898 DIED DECEMBER 3, 1956 Passing beyond the shadow fired of all earth's playthings, Into a purer light, Heartsick and ready to Stepping behind the curtain, sleep, Getting a clearer sight. Ready to bid friends farewell, L . Wondering why they weep. Laying aside a burden, This weary mortal coil, Passing out of the shadow Done with the world's Into eternal day. vexations, Why do we call it dying- Done with its tears and toil. 'F This sweet going away? Above: Father Prior at Mothers' Club installation. Right Enrolling Mendel- men in the Scapular of Our Mother of Good Counsel. I7 l Lg ADMINISTRATICN Our Father Rector, with his administrative statt, is the core and lite ot Mendel Catholic High School. This ad- ministrative group skillfully heads an enthusiastic faculty. Continuing the monumental work ot Father Seary- Father Cavanaugh, Father Grace, Father Verstynen and Father McNabb combine wise administration with pro- gressive leadership to shape Nlendel's destiny. Under such capable direction, our school will attain its goal ot Christian education ot youth and the extension of Christ's Mystical Body on earth. The ChrisTian Family MovemenT spells ouT The new impeTus given To The AposTolaTe of CaTholic AcTion by Our Holy MoTher The Church. Married couples and parenTs are encouraged To learn The meaning of Their high calling as members of ChrisT's MysTical Body. The ChrisTian Family MovemenT reminds husbands and wives oT Their responsibiliTies To each oTher and To Their children. IT sTresses The imporTance and digniTy of The ChrisTian home. OT greaTesT imporTance is The way in which This aposTolaTe inspires CaTholics To spread The leaven of ChrisTianiTy ThroughouT Their modern-day vvorld. From a sTudy of ChrisT's life and The liTurgical liTe oT The Church, These lay aposTles learn hovv To apply ChrisTian soluTions To The social and economic problems OT This age. The Monarch sTaTT, in paying TribuTe To The ChrisTian Family, saluTes all C.F,M. groups. The one picTured above is Trom ST. John de la Salle parish, where FaTher John Murphy is pasTor. We saluTe The chaplains, like FaTher William Lyons, above, Tor Their self-sacriTice in behalT of The lay aposTolaTe. FaTher Lyons, We may noTe, has Tilled in as a religion Teacher aT Mendel since FaTher Prior's sudden deaTh. O Joseph, Holy Guardian oT Jesus and Mary, assisT us by Thy prayers in all The necessiTies OT liTe. Ask of Jesus ThaT special grace which He granTed To Thee, To vvaTch over our home aT The pillow of The sick and The dying, so ThaT vvifh Mary and vviTh Thee, heaven may Tind our Tamily unbroken in The Sa- cred HearT of Jesus. 'I9 f.-. ' r if? , 4 W ft 1 1 45 it as ,3 ft.'?, ,W'i4tff'11.a,55712 V S451- .Y.7,'9i J'Q'! A .i',,'0'f':H f ! 95,9 ft t 1 S 5 K 1 at 4 5 'F f If FATHER FRANCIS CAVANAUGH, O.S.A. Father Cavanaugh, in succeeding Father Seary, is keenly aware of the hopes and plans which Mendel's founder had for our school. Furthermore, he brings to the office of rector those qualifications necessary to guide Mendel in its second phase of development. After receiving his Bachelor of Arts from Villanova University, Father Cavanaugh pursued further studies at the Gregorian University, Rome, and at Catholic University, Washington, D.C. He was awarded a Bachelor of Science in Education by Villanova and took graduate studies at Tulsa University. Father Cavanaugh taught at Villanova University, 1937, before his assignment to the Midwest Province on the faculty of Cascia Hall, Tulsa. He was appointed vice-rector at Cascia in 1940. From 1952 until his coming to Mendel, Father was vice-rector of St. Rita High, Chicago. 20 DEAN OF STUDIES Father Robert Verstynen, O.S.A. B.A. Villanova, MA. Catholic U. Guidance, Religion. HEADS VICE-RECTOR Father Edward Grace, O.S.A. BA. Villanova, MA. Catholic U. 'Student Counsellor, Head of Social Science Department. Social Science, Religion classes. OF DEPARTMENTS l ,-- .rf .sz-pa REGISTRAR Father John McNabb, O.S.A. B.A. and M.A. Villanova University. Moderator of Student Activities, Senate, Alumni, Honor Society, Re- ligion. W., W Nire Usovvski CMathD, Father LaMorte flndustrial Artsb, Father Flynn CScienceD, Father Burns Clinglishl, Father Versty- nen, Dean, Father Lyne CReligionJ, Father Grace CSocial Sciencel, Father Gavin Clanguagel, Mr. McClintock CPhy- sical Edl, Father Day CBusinessl. V-if Wt .-'Af X Mr-. Aksenavicius State College, Siaulia, Lithuania Univer- sity of Kaunas, University of Paris, DePaul University and Chicago Univer- sity Language Moderator, German Club. Father Burnell, O.S.A. B.A. Villanova University Math and Religion Moderator, Mothers' Club. Father Burns, O.S.A. B.A. Villanova University, M.A. Catho- lic University, Reading and Speech Clinic, Purdue University English, Religion Head of English Department. Mr. Canonigo M.A. Loyola University, Speech, Loyola Language Moderator, Spanish Club. Mr. Causer B.S. and M.S. Purdue University Industrial Arts, Shop Track Coach. Mr Clarke B.S. Loyola University Graduate work, Loyola. English, Social Sciences Father Day, O.S.A. B,A. Villanova University, Business, Northwestern University Business, Economics Head ot Business Department. Mr. Deckelmann B.A. Villanova University. Social Sciences Mr. Delaney S.- aelifr K V ik we l iigii iit L - Sw in .. .... . ,,..,. fy... W X . C., 5, My ' . 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Catholic University Graduate vvor Science Head ot Science Department Moderator, C.A.P. Mr. Forton B.S. St. Josephs College Science Moderator, Science Club Frosh Baseball Coach Assistant Track Coach. OSA Father Gavin, .. . Villanova University B.A. NLA. Catholic University Graduate vvork, DePaul, L Language, Religion e Department, Athlet Baseball Coach. oyola Univ Head ot' Languag ic Director, Mr. Greenblau B.S. University ot Illinois Graduate vvor ' ' tCh'cago Math, Science lide-Rule Club. k. University o I --. ii? K' . Mi -ini. an it it ms , t as QQ L sis 4 S F a S l' St sl-i si it 4 -'gigs sg 4 Y 2 ff - sw iii s i : - 3,5,,1i55g 15.1.1 G W M- as M f .. .H M . ' 'f:s.,,w , '-f fat figs if . .F 5:29557 .x 3.11 V f .yi sf fir t i Qi -.1 Q s g ii. 1 R Zi X mag 12-aw iii.. izkw-:E2li2fgtezf.ia2Eg! ' vit 6 3 Q I FAME gy, it B229 5' ,I -K S sts 11 Q fry. Moderator, S Mr. Hanisits B.A. St. Nlary's, Winona Graduate vvork tor Guidance, Loyo English Guidance Statt. la University Father Hartiga-n, OSA, Science B.A. Villanova University M.S. Catholic University Graduate work, Loyola University. Mr. Hartmann B.S. DePaul University i sical B.P.E. American College of Phy Education Driver Education. Purdue Physical Education C.A.P Instructor. Director, Intramurals, it .,..,. .V JW EM is Y . A- . ..1,2if,. i ' iilfwe i. ii '+mm:s1 .5 . . ,gig ' .. fn. f ...M 'Wfli M ' AA if tx f A 23 L .missi- ,,f23'- asf' .. A i'5'1 . ' iflffi - 2 ce. an .. 535..g.,. X:-'XA ,z!.f.J' .. f M Y, . wi. 'WE ii .1.m..... .Q E 1. fa ,.... Q25 Iliff .vii jk ifsiig EW H . f , ' 'ii C f':?FU S .amz ii5'i.'?'.f.1' 'P Father Hennessey, O.S.A. Sub-Prior B.A. Villanova University Math. Father Hillebrand, O.S.A. B.A. Villanova University Religion, Math, Social Sciences Moderator: Freshman Class, Sanctuary Society. Coach: Midget Basketball. Mr. Jakubczak B.S. Lewis College Graduate work, Loyola University Math. Mr. Kiefer B.A. DePaul University Graduate vvork, DePaul Math. Mrs. Kirby B.A. Ohio University Graduate Work, Ohio State University Language Co-moderator: Spanish Club. Father La Morte, O.S.A. B.A. Villanova University Graduate work, l.l.T., Rosary College Assistant Librarian lndustrial Arts, Religion, Math, Social Sciences- Moderator- Stamp Club. . ,.J..f.z4.-at -:..-- FACULTY Mrs. Le Rose B.A. St. Mary's Notre Darne Chicago Teachers' College Business. Mr. Lux I B.S. Loyola University Graduate work, DePaul University ig, English, Reading Clinic gg, Moderator: Bowling League, Debate f Cl b 24 U . Father Lyne, O.S.A. B.A. Villanova University Graduate work, Lewis Institute, Chica- go Technical College Head of Religion Department Religion, Language, Math Vocational Guidance. Mr. Lyons Ph.B. Loyola University Chicago Teachers' College Social Sciences. Mr. McClintock B.S. George Williams College Head of Health, Phys. Ed. Department Physical Education, Director of Intra- mural Sports C.A.P. Instructor. Father McCloskey, O.S.A. B.A. Villanova University M.A. Catholic University English H Moderator: Men's Club. Father McConville, O.S.A. B.A. Villanova University M.A. Villanova University Science. Miss McCormack B.A. St. Mary's, Notre Dame English, Speech Moderator: Drama Club Director of School Play. FACULTY 'bm L N i --ll Mr. McDonnell B.A. Loras College Social Sciences, English Coach: Tennis Team. Mr. Merriman B.A. St. Mary of the Lake A . Graduate work, Loyola University, Uni- versity of Chicago 25 Social Sciences. X ff Father Nash, O.S.A. B.A. DePaul University, Villanova Univ. M.A. Catholic University Religion, Language Athletic Director, 1951-1957. Mr. Novak B.SQ Lewis College Industrial Arts Coach: Assistant, Football. Father O'Neill, O.S.A. B.A. Villanova University M.A. Catholic University Sacristan, Public Relations Religion, Social Sciences Moderator: Yearbook, Key Club. Father O'Rourke, O.S.A. B.A. Villanova University Chaplain Religion, English Moderator: Junior Class, Mendelian. Mr. Osowski Ph. B. DePaul University Graduate work, DePaul University Math, Guidance Moderator: Math Club. Father Pazera, O.S.A. B.A. Villanova University Graduate work, I.I.T., DeVry Technical Institute Religion, Science, Industrial Arts, Elec- tronics Moderator: Radio Club, G.O.C. Unit, Chaplain to Mendel C.A.P. Squadron. W-wg, Q Mr. Phelan 'lan Q B.S. Drake University I M English, Social Sciences, Physical Ed. I Coach: Frosh-Soph Football, Basketball, . 1 Assistant, Baseball. iistt' Mr. Racich y I I iir B.A. Ball State Teachers' College Graduate work, Indiana University, Art Institute of Chicago Industrial Arts Advisor: Music and Arts. 26 .. - ' S ' 'VI.....M,x .. ' wf'1'lfQ x'Ii':'H - ,- :H'ffl-:., f5 i I-tisiiiig' -'W-:fi-' .-Hit' f4 9?a.1,fE,,,s1--.,Sf fig., -..1ifi-iw: -. zfiif j ..ls m i? 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Little Connie, our iunior twirler, is the star. Mr. William Vail is our capable mainten- ance chief and engineer. He supervises the smooth-running work crews around school. Two men who form the nucleus of Mr. Vail's maintenance group, Mr. Joseph Braz- zo CLD, and Mr. Louis Boudreau KRD. CLASSES Appearing with Father Rector are the top ranking Mendelmen as of the first semester standings. Seniors John Donohue, Joseph Gaiewski and Jean Klawitter. Juniors: Robert Normant, Robert Frank and Robert Staib. Sophomores Ken Bacon, John Meier and Ronald Sciepko. Freshmen: Charles Scott, Jon Kapecki and William Keating. All of our 1440 students are graded according to the Honor Point system. Scholastic grades and student rank, along with many minute details indicating student achievement, are exactly computed by IBM calculations. The present curriculum of studies at Mendel has been designed in accordance with the high standards of Augustinian education and has the full approval of the State of Illinois and North Central Association. A boy who meets our standards and requisites for graduation is sufficiently qualified to enter any university or college. To meet the changing needs of students, Father Verstynen, Dean of Studies, is setting up an Honors Course for next year. This course will be aimed at challenging the more intellectually gifted boy. Father Verstynen's unique effort is prompted by the expressed desire of leading educators throughout the country to identify those students who give excep- tional promise in the fields of science and engineering. ln this way, Mendel Catholic will be serving the needs of our community and our country. A noble ideal of Catholic home life is beautifully portrayed in this picture of the Starr family. ln the sanctuary of the home, the family study circle functions under the gentle supervision of loving parents. Before a child becomes a member of a class, or is assigned a place in a classroom, or is graded for achievement, he has learned from devoted, self-sacrificing parents the value of study and discipline. Our parents have the great responsibility of being the child's first teachers. lt is their ingenious task to instruct each child in the rudiments of learning without discrimination or distinction, O Jesus, behold our Family prostrate before Thee. Once more do we consecrate our- selves to Theegour trials and our ioysethat our home, like Thine, may be the shrine of peace, purity, love, labor and faith. Do Thou protect and bless all of us, absent and present, living and dead. 31 CLASS Russ Abolt Nice-Pres.J Charles DeBenedetti CTreas.J FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Charles Scott QPres.J Robert Peterson CSecy.l First Row: J. Prunkle, O. McManmon, T. Swann, A. Mosher, J. Hale, J. Lambert, J. Woycheese, R. Sack, R. Murray, G. Lehn, J. Prystalski. Second Row: R. Buchaniec, R. Gimbel, D. Fitzgerald, J. Kurniega, J. Klee, K. Armour, J. Grabowski, R. Thelen, L. Delliquardi, D. Jensen, E. Woitkowiak, D. Kosloskus, T. Hriszko, D. Costello. Third Row: J. M. Dvorak, R. Crelly, M. Jackowski, R. Paulson, K. Waichunas, F. Krisfrnan, W. Leick, W. Conn, J. Herman, R. Cooper. Dpi' info riftjlililt A -- va 'Q leg 5 k , V . S .. ,Q , 1534 v'7f'wz'f1--r ,, + J Q I xl pk V K .. Fw 'wir' J 5 -. - K , , ,.-n Y ! Ilfylff .. 3 ' E U Q. af. S t ,, , , K ,... 1 , ,, , .. .. ,aa . ir - s -Q jr if . if- KL. K K. , V Q :L My . -we Q' I K J V My Yu K N' . MMA . g , ..,. . f . J it. j,gYf,.N K 1 1' 7 Q f., A 3. ' ,J ,. . Q lg L , ws.. ., V. V ' we 5 . 45 p QQ. -Us 'Q' iw' Firsi Row: J. Prno, M. Tuohy, P. Cashman, J. Corrado, J. Barkus, P. Knoll, G. Ferraro, R. Nelson, R. Fredericks, J. Doyle, A. Galeckas. beconnd Row: M. Thornton, D. Aisanich, A. Panozzo, M. Borke, R. Garry, J. Bernard, B. Madei, K. Podbielski, J. Cole, J. O'Brien, R. Roggeveen, S. Fitzgerald, G. Seymour. Third Row: J. O'Block, W. Sidell, E. Bokowy, R. Ryskiewicz, P. Connolly, L. Marks, K. Wojciechowski, S. Walsh, W. Roberts, L. Kafuszny. First Row: G. Vock, R. Grapenfhin, J. Kemper, W. Siska, G. Adducci, W, Mailloux, D. Ryan, J. Hincks, M. Conroy, J. Mariich. Second Row: G Jones, T. Wroblewski, R. Spisak, W. Borodayko, J. Leviia, R. Oswald, T. Drew, W. Fausrin, T. Luby, D. Mackowiak, R. Schramm, J. Galvan, E. Skrabutonas. Third Row: K. Novak, J. Hackenbroch, T. Murphy, R. Zuccolo, T. Manprisio, D. Degnan, T. Frigo, J. Perell, C. Horn, J. McKenna, R. Harper, F. Macri 4. hug ...Ji wg., LgM'E4 v fr .... 3: R 4 J E M. KSR.. 6 . T T 5 mauve:-an lwfffm 4 . ,551 L . First Row: R. Vallero, D. Moran, R. Bednarczyk, R. Bohan, R. Kraus, D. Russo, A. Lufrano, R. Cimarolli, A. Basile, C. O'Barski, W. Zuccolo. Second Row: R. Maher, M, Neuens, M. Carollo, A. Marangon, R. Buckingham, R. Willich, T. Duggan, A. Hunt, R. Guislolisi, V. Glonek, A. Roy, L. Nellinger. Third Row: J. Eck, W. Eperjesi, D. Dilger, M. McMahon, F. Solis, J. Ponseigo, G. Quinn, P. Wright, E. Lowe, F. Masco, J. Jewell, E. Lusk. First Row: N. Booth, W. Beaver, E. Walski, J. Janowiak, R. Vallort, W. Ryan, P. Hansen, R. Kemper, C. Bowling, F. Hodur. Second Row: D. Duffy, T. Heifzmann, M. Gleason, M. Quinn, J. Sevick, R. Larsen, W. Koscielniak, R. Serafin, W. Young, R. Laub, R. Paul, W. Doyle, W. Lemke, J. Horwath. Third Row: J. Aydt, T. Goberville, J. Gaugush, R. Chesi, D. Blum, J. DeCesari, T. Hoinicki, P. Milak, M. McTigue, G. Czyzewicz. ITVHHYL gg. ,W . QW lf F F . . , I I l-wp-.f 5 l A.-,,, fm .x. R af ll -l J g First Row: R. Deslauriers, B. Klamecki, R. Knickerbocker, P. Lofhrop, V. Wilson, J. Purvy, R. Mutnansky, P. Carvey, J. Pochron, R. Cassata. Second Row: M. Frantz, J. Wroblewski, T. Stallings, R. Kamuda, T. Neuens, L. Swanson, J. Roggeveen, G. Dzakowic, P. Pagni, D. Gorey, R. Celic. Third Row: R. Hoekstra, P. Plienis, E. Hansen, T. Muller, K. l-leyl, J. Panas, C. Schulfz, F. Passen. First Row: R. Weclryk, J. Palanchar, J. Nolan, T. Giloney, V. Zingareffi, D. Cox, M. Shemash, M. Sheridan, W. Francois, J. Persha, J. Manfhey. Second Row: M. Dailey, W. Keating, P. Wilson, R. Buchanan, M. LaPorTa, G. Kryzak, T. Connolly, J. Krzyminski, J. O'Shea, R. Markham, W. Geary. Third Row: T. O'Connor, R. Schwarz, T. Gallagher, J. Ryan, T. Evans, W, Demling, R. Paluszak, C. Heilig, R. Scharven, J. Kmak. A uh sl Q 5- . 4 4 as First Row: M. Murphy, R. Trufta, R. Evans, W. Mosel, M. Connolly, F. Abbeduto, J, Wortel, D. Krumwide, J. Moran, J. Hotbauer. Second Row: W. Maurer, D. Jones, S. Stronczek, M. Burnham, J. Alix, P. Shaver, W. Dudley, J. Zene, T. Loftus, R. Healy, W. Nelson, D. Turley, L. Jogmen, J. Gricus, P. Berner. Third Row: R. VWiltz, C. Scott, J. Cannon, D. Guest, W. Murphy, G. Hall, T. Woodlock, D. Cowhey, W. Brown, P. Henry C. DeBenedetti. l First Row: J. Buck, W. Hater, C. Whitney, D. Englert, G. Vesvarcles, B. Scott, R. Miller, J. Swarczewski, J. St. Germain, J. Ziemba. Second Row B. Henning, J. Goes, J. Perkins, C. Chidichimo, P. McGovern, R. Spytelf, P. McWilliams, P. Derrico, L. Mike L. Moisan, G. Goral, J. Waters, P. Norkus, H. Doherty, T. Sacks, W. T. Cuny, L. Cross, R. Stephens, R. Blovas. Q' l, J. Sambo, D. Powers. Third Row . kk f,-sl fs ll ' .. 2 7 n First Row: J. Farrell, J. Riordan, R. Gabberf, W. Garnes, V. Malanga, G. Gary, R. Galloy, G. Rodighiero, M. Grein, E. Smith, R. Wren. Second Row: G. Luce, R. B. Gamble, C. O'Brien, J. Lofspiech, M. Krause, D. Schuit, W. Earley, J. McKenha, J. Walsh. Third Row: D. Hurley, S. Dolniak, D. Hennel, P. DeMarais, S. Strom. First Row: J. Stanczak, T. Garrison, R. Feller, P, Zencka, F. Stawiclci, J. Lynch, T. Fanlon, G. Connors, W. Sims, J. Evans, T. Karnezis. Second Row: D. O'Neill, F. Levora, P. Pala, S. Hines, L. Ying, J. Kocol, J. Kapocius, G. Kuban, E. Korzeniewski, G. Gannon, J. Risafti, R. Windauer. Third Row: R. Peterson, M. Heintz, P. Binter, G. Zimmerman, T. Marcisz, G. Roady, J. Jankiewicz, T. Popson, R. Janczak, P. Sfyka, R. Gorell. . . 2 3 a s Q X e E l I I 'i 1' I 1' l W .5XZ... '!l :9! Qlidhsmsk if ., 'WI' vm. First Row: W. Keiken, K. Fabish, P. Flynn, F. Sylvano, W. Bush, T. Starr, J. Catania, D. Perkins, R. Bogosian, F. Mizwicki, G. Hajduk. Second Row: J. Kapecki, J. Bernier, T. Roberts, J. Kelly, M. Petrone, J. Victor, R. Federowski, R. Corrigan, R. Cassiani, J. Dudzik, V. Swaikowski, V. Doyle. Third Row: E. Butkus, C. Cimaroli, J. Repasi, R. Wierzbinski, T. West, R. Calgaro, J. Spitz, J. McMullen, D. Lileikis, R. Abolt. First Row: R. Krecioch, D. O'Connell, J. Moreland, R. Rondelli, E. Moran, R. Corrado, T. Griffin, N. Cardilli, R. Jones, W. Jawor, B. Bartolomeo. Second Row: B. Meyer, T. Belanger, D. Donnelly, C. Matul, F. Panozzo, W. Goze, P. Shaffer, J. Huffman, R. Czarnecki, J. Adduci. Third Row: J. Kirby, M. Kelly, T. Maher, R. Bonior, J. Czyz, R. Fox, D. Gasick, D. Lenczycki, D. Szot, R. Schmal. Nw...-A- ,,,,..-- , 'w , .f..- F ' f .ff 251 4' M SOPHCMCRE CLASS CLASS Joseph Dirschl lPres.D '-4 Jack Blaeser Nice-Pres.J OFFICERS James Vlazny CSecy.D Edward Burke CTreas.l First Row: J. Walsh, M. Magnabosco, J. O'Brien, T. Tamul, G. Malkowski, J. Basile, W. S. Zacharias, D. Hanley, W. Czyz. Second Row: D. Macek W. Pradelski, A. Moreno, R. M. Kelly, J. Gonia, R. Stephens, N. Bird, J. Bruno, A. Victor, L. Belancl. Third Row: R. Willner, J. Johnstone, M. Russell M. McDonnell, T. McKenna, A. Omiecinski, R. Supis, J. Mayer, J. Maryasovich. ..., ...g.n.a-l. El. uk V 4 i 1 E l l l First Row: W. King, J. Poieia, G. Galla, R. Velo, T. Jaroszewski, P. Millar, J. Cariola, J. Druga, D. Lupinski, J. Noriham. Second Row: J. Corbeff, F. Kowalik, T. Wall, R. Simpson, R. LaFevre, J. Dybis, J. Cashman, J. Dirschl, J. Deasey, J. Vidinich, T. Renison. Third Row: H. Jacobs, M. Bradley, R. Zriny, C. Dicksen, J. Drwiega, G. Jankowski, W. Lynch, W. Flanagan, K. Pedersen. First Row: R. Wagner, E. Murphy, J. Paternosiro, L. Heckler, J. Schuller, J. Koepp, T. Quirk, R. Vaidelauskas. Second Row: J. Ferguson, K. Brown, J. Bednar, R. Gust, F. Canfield, R. Ricker, T. Leviia, J. Cosgrove, M. Cole, K. Hamann, G. Leick, P. McShea. Aifgp ,v ...E f l?'i::?y,.r , ali, ' p. 4, 'S-H E K X 1 1 l l l xv sf. ,pin EDM! 1 'fi 1 4 J . at VAAL t 1 . First Row: D. Gresko, A. Cox, J. Higgins, E. Gasperec, D. Harrington, E. Malone, D. Colangelo, R. Brennan, B. Connolly, R. Gors. Second Row: R. Finn F. Jost, L. Perkovich, P. Ringo, T. Karstrand, L. McCann, T. Linane, R. Gavin, D. Jurka, C. Strom, J. Cowhey, S. Diaz, A. Schlee, M. Hayes, T. Hoban Third Row: J. Sirvid, R. Hodous, R. Stupar, J. Sfeffens, T, Sommerfelcl, P. Corley, M. Hasty, W. Kane, H. Knickerbocker, R. Ferguson, W. Terra F. Michuda, J. Laycsak, A. Lombardo. First Row: J. Vaughan, M. Walsh, R. Murphy, T. Lenczycki, M. Lopez, V. Kamper, S. Kotas, R. Polovy, J. Zalecki, J. Hudek. Second Row: M. Triest, J. Scherzinger, D. Kelly, J. Meier, D. Breen, C. Calvano, H. Nealis, R. Fitzgerald, D. R. Phillips, R. Sidock, J. O'Connor, E. Barrett. Third Row: R. Keehn, R. A. Penar, T. Murin, R. Sciepko, D. Kilgallon, W, Bliss, R. Mikos, R. Buttin, D. Hildeman, R. Cavanaugh, D. Dagenais. ,.,. Qt 1 rw K Q 3 . ,., Ji ,JVM 'L A 1 1' JL N- .Ei qi mb X 5 wg 0 4 P' 1 s V Y fs 14.5 KI' it A I A Rs Y? L Lll 7 ' . ,..,g.... , 43. I 3' fa .1 E 1 f 4 K ..,, ix . Q its 1' J ww., Nil f 'eg f M! ten uf . 4 ,399 752: GQ First Row: R. Greenwell, R. Sciace ro, R. Cosme, 1 .im I W. Wiedel, W. Flynn, W. Olesek, W. Wollenhaupt, B. Small, R. Firebaugh, P. McGilvery. Second Row: F. Klurnph, J. Devereaux, J. Norkus, R. Sweeney, D. Boze, G. Franczylc, R. Miller, J. Mulhem, J. Olabagy, R. Burke, P. DelCotto, R. Gasperec, E. Morrison. Third Row: N. Dougherty, J. Stange, V. Vegetable, R. Bonato, B. Gibbons, V. Foetisch, B. Masterson, J. Paskauskas, H. Morrison, J. Shoemaker, M. Smith, W. Otto. First Row: J. McHugh, J. Lobbia, L. Faustin, D. Hirtz, D. Rangel, C. Pacini, J. Jamrog, R. Franiak, W. Olson, J. Vlaming. Second Row: E. Kleidon, J. Bruno, V. Chiaro, E. Stachyra, R. Janc, H. Jostes, J. Chocole, D. Forcl, D. Bowman, E, Weglarzf T. Glennon, R. Szabo, R. Taccini, R. Napoli, R. Musket. Third Row: W. Kiehl, R. Richelsen, B, Ducat, A. Rackelin, T. VanEtten, J. Sheehan, R. Owens, W. Otto, W. Katuzny. 9. A ,QW . 21 . . ii, V .7 ,kkjfl gage-, Jaw, 3- V-Y ' . We AA it if if x . he 2 - ,ws Firsi Row: R. Campa, J. Evans, P. Galloy, J. O'Connor, L. Sarsoun, J. Kearney, R, Kleszynski, D. Baron, R. Murphy, J. Hagedorn, Second Row: E. Ryan A. Whitney, L. LaFevre, C. Skrypkun, L. Grabowski, J, Rice, W. Walsh, H. Waterous, R. O'Donnell, T. McNamara, P. Leonard, A. Bohn, T. Gleason, K. Kubicki, M. Hooker, W. Graf, A. Gorczak. Third Row: R. Callahan, P. Vezina, J. Taylor, W. Stark, J. Butcwski, J. Slattery, E. Kiewicz, W. Reynolds. R. O'Brien, J. Keeley, T. Gainer, A. Panozzo, E. Walczak, M. Barry, A. Maze-ika. First Row: R. Tychewicz, J. George, W, Sullivan, R. Kaftan, W. Spatz, D, Markunas, J. Schubert, W. Maxwell, T. O'Connor, P. Manthey. Second Row: D. McGowan, L. Blais, J. Musselmari, J. Bonaguro, J. Blake, R. Bright, W. Jordan, M. Kilheeney, R. Nelson, R. Multon, J. Turley, M. Murtaugh, M. Marx, J. Vlazny. Third Row: R. Stachyra, J. Ugo, E, Burke, W. Orrnsby, K. Bacon, R. Mulcahy, R. Goerres, M. Kurzeia, J. Blaeser, M. Stallings, J. Curley. 5 And' ,ig WS asm we Ji' First Row: W. Karlak, E. Kantowicz, W. Leo, F. Blum, J. Thiloeau, J. Kierzkowski, A. Svrusis, T. Kasprzyk, R. Coppens, D. Markey. Second Row T. Moore, G. Skoll, H. Stipan, F. Orr, J. Krause, D. Johnson, J. Bush, M. Maurer, W. Lindeman, D. Weber, G. Brock, J. Keough, R. Nastav. Third Row R, Kuntz, G. McGrath, J. Davoren, R. Janecek, E. Stack, A. Susnis, J. Novak, G. Novick, R. Greslin, D. Newton. First Row: W. Carik, R. Campagnolo, V. Carey, R. Santin, C. McCarthy, M. Split, R. Magliola, J. Jager, J. Walsh, T. Bergfeld. Second Row: D. Otten M. Wooddell, C. Rodewald, J. Herrington, J. DePersia, D. Carroll, J. Hampton, R. Caruso, J.'Superits, R. Taylor, L. Romanak, G. Randolph S. Hastings, R. Adams, E. Smith. Third Row: R. Simale, G. Driscoll, A. Basso, P. Shea, R. Baker, T. Dunne, J. Gallagher, J. Connell, A. Adducci J. Malloy, E. McCarthy, C. Larmon. .. ,. 1 V. - VE. it 5 First Row: T. Zmucki, J. Giblin, G. Kulig, G. LaFor1e, G. Sill, T. Krick, R. Jaworski, J. Gainer, C. Adducci, J. Rickord. Second Row: J. Murphy, R. Delisi, G. Friesell, J. Slack, T. O'Sl'1ea, M. Loftus, R. Lakomek, K. Groszek, R. Hadanak, D. Buksnes, M, Gricus. Third Row: W. Klicl1,'T. Quinn, A. Svancarek, J. McGrath, C. Caton, R. Brandenborg, T. 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The Monarch staff takes this opportunity to thank Father McNabb for his vigorous efforts in behalf of stu- dent and alumni activities. We feel that it is due in great part to his zeal that Mendel Catholic has so ably sat- isfied the varied extracurricular interests and desires of our fellow students and graduates. ah Group prayer and the evening meal are two social activities which contribute greatly to family unity and to vidual members, Many families, like the Regans, find that the supper table affords an appropriate setting for Babyhood is not too early an age for children, like little Kevin, to experience the joy of harmonious family acquired in infancy will last a lifetime. Wise parents will use every family function as a means to teach generos who show such concern will see- their rhildren grow in qrace before God and men. O Mary, loving Mother of Jesus-and our Mother-pray to Jesus for all the families of the world, to guard the cradle of the newborn, the young and their vocations. the spiritual development of its indi- the recitation of the Family Rosary. relationships. Good habits that are ity, fortitude and self-control. Parents our family, for schools of the ,a n g , ,M- , .. r. Y X , X Front: Joseph Gajewski, Father McNabb, O.S.A., Moderator, Larry Peterson, Bob Williams. First Row: D. Cox, R. Williclw, J. Kumiega, S. Cutrara B. Janc, T. Leviia, T. McCarthy, J. Goes, J. Dybis, C. O'Brien, J. Tilling, R. Normant, P. Ringo, T. O'Brien, T. Karnezis, R. Rondelli, R. Knickerbocker Second Row. C. Goy, F. Racine, T. Moore, R. Brandenborg, A. Ficaro, R. Staib, Pl. Bonato, T. O'Shea, R. Collis, R. lee, D. O'Connor, C. Scott, M. Stal lings, R. Abolt, S. Walsh, D. O'Sullivan, R. Cavanaugh, T. O'Connor, M. Wooddell, C. Horn, W. Reynolds, S. Kolonowski. Left: Bob, Larry, Joe and Rudy prepare to break some news over the P. A. 'X N l a W Hh...g fl Right: Committee chairmen of the Senate who form a nucleus for student action. My I Sealed: Richard Kraus, John Glass, Joseph Gaiewski, Lawrence Peierson, James Dean, John Donohue, John Sfieman, Charles Calvey, Edward Carey. Standing: Leo Radvila, Siephen Kolanowski, John Saffi, Denis Buksa, William Gouwens, Joseph Barath, Davld Olconnof, Thomas O'Shea, Jean Klawifrer, Carl Goy. Larry, Joe, John and Jim were National Honor Society officers This past year, sumouu. non? SILCIITY X I x T- L' Y 3 is l ',5e' W lbw M' r 7 A Seated: John Lulewicz, Eugene Voltolina, Samuel Cufrara, Robert Staib, Frank Luedfke, Robert Normam, Theodore Norbut, Charles Peter, John Toole. Standing: John Morgan, Dennis Sabella, Stanley Pala, Alexander Czachura, Ronald Draus, Joseph Ciganovich, Ronald Zebrauskas, Robert Andreofta, Anthony Frigo, James Brennan, Bernard Casey, Joel Komp, Robert Napoli, Ronald Reyzer, Robert Frank. oumouAL non? soclnv I S Z 2 2' V E E Denis holds the coveted scroll while Father McNabb Ullloderarorj, Ed and Carl E Y X beam approval. 75 y 3 5 R l , ,,1,. Q A 1 it gt!! ll iw .65 X. ff 3:0599 THE MENDELIAN Front: R. Kamuda, J. Tilling, R. Frarlk, D. O'Con- nell, E. Heisse, M. Feinlfmolz. Middle: D. Venner- gruncl, D. O'Neill, J. Klasey, R. lvano CEditorj J, Ciganovich, C. Scott, J. Adclucci. Rear: D. Mil- lar, C. DeBenedetti. 1 www' ff' 76 Left: Staff admires trophy and A 5 scroll. l -L Lower Left: Editor and staff V prepare news copy. Lower Right: Froslfi reporters check in with a story. LOS MENDELENCS Moderators, Mrs. Kirby and Mr. Canonigo. Left IN! line, Ascending: Bob Frank, John Satti, Tony Frigo, Jack Tilling, Dick Maxwell. Right: Roger Burke, President: John Toole, Tom Lucas, Lee McDonough, Joel Komp, Ron Zebrauskas, Clar- ence Pierce. ,,,.M .,.,.,.... mwmt., V,,, ,,. W.--..-S-.--,WT ' A cz- 'tif - . ,, .Q , , , .,, .,,. ,swim :- -M. , 1... H fm . . .i W, .,,.:m,. L 2X 9' -5 X, : Ht- H7 utsffsfsiibwnw: Us R T Ev, f s ' zz! ,fi Z,-i:1f?gQg,2ie'R if 'fi' fi ,..-A 55. Below: Two young Kirby children sample the tasty Spanish meal. Below: Father Nash digs in while Chef Canonigo offers extra helpings. pm! yi 1 -'iv ggi?-Eg Q i.-sk xX mi if t V . :if 95, 5 ' . H, -, Q V' Wy: -ey e . ills'-.ii t 5'- The members of the Span- ish club were given a pre- Christmas treat at Mrs. Kirby's home. Both modera- tors prepared delicious Spanish and Filipino dishes. Kneeling: P. McGilvery, J. Herrington, D. Doolittle, W. Nakoff, R.lMagltiola Standing, First Row: Father Pazera Moderator, R. Maikrzak, R. Bowen, R McGrath, B. Campbell, J. Rice, J. Sin tich. Second Row: A. Pearson, L. ,Lis J. O'Shea, G. Skool,,P. Keehan, A. Panozzo. Right and Below: Ground Ob- server members taking oath and receiving Air Defense Commendation. Far Right: Award certificates given by Air Defense Com- mand to Father Pazera and Mendel. G.O.C. NQLMSH ED ACHIEVE U9 AWARD MEN hhaebypmumdm lame: Gslma Pqzsuu , bugratdulvecognidonofaaoutlandingoontrlbudon andpatfloticdevotiontaoountryasuleaderintluc GROUND OBSERVER CORPS ol the United Scam. onau. new aayuffvwa... ,nas an UnitedStatuAirForce0ffersit.ldcepappl'edadonforlllc PCl'I71ld1NC1'ifid1dlul30ll'llll!!llBdCf00lNdlf5gdlv ening!hedefc1ueoftlleuUnkedStazuofAmerlea. 91:2 M we lm Grateful Beeeigimitiem Auth Apprernaltwnn the CONTINENTAL AIR DEFENSE CQMMA Qirnunh Chseruer ffnrps presents this awarh to Wien!! QAM. Jie! RSZZQQX for unluntarg services in support of the Air Defense nf the Glniteh States SCIENCE Front: Greg Gannon, Gerald Kuban, Richard Spisak, Ed Korzeniewski, Steve Hines, Lew Ying, Frank Stawicki, Dick Murphy, Vice President, Dennis O'NeilI, President. Rear: Bob Windauer, Reno Unger, Robert Celic, John Repasi, Robert Janczak, Torn Popson, John Czyz, John Spitz, Ed Butkus, Pat Keehan, Jim Sliwatal, Tom Marcisz. Left: Denny and Dick check a fish story. lower left: Moder- ator Mr. Forton tells the true story. Below: Bob Windauer shows his arrowhead collection to 7 fellow scientists. Bob has ac- tually lectured before groups V.-. .sf f M .37 . 5 concerning his hobbies. 5: 9 3f'igii,: .my 51 Above, Front: H. Waterous, E. Weglarz, P. McGilvery, R. Reyzer, W. Blumka, A. Panozzo. Seated: P. Connolly, D. Aisanich, J. Cole, Father Pazera, Moderator, P. Binter, F. Levora, D. Ryan. Standing: N. Neher, G. Thelen, R. Draus, T. Tamul, R. Gimbel, J. Chocole, M. Petrone, D. Lynch, J. Hacken- brock, D. Buksa. Right: W9UVQ operates during the hobby show. '- Left: Mr. Greenblau, Moderator of the Slide-Rule club, puts Steve, Dick and Vince through the paces on the rule. Below, First Row: Dick Wren, Phil Carvey, Gerry Gary, George Rodighiero, Val Wilson, Vince Malanga, Bill Games, Mr. Greenblau. Second Row: Ron Paluzak, President, Steve Dolniak, Stan Strom, Barry Gamble. Kneeling: Paul Rausch, Bob Staib, Dennis Sabella, Nick Swartz, Stan Pala, Dennis Cuny, Dale Elenteny. Standing: Gene Bolek, Leo Radvilla, John Novosel, Jean Klawifter, Richard Kraus, Don Vennergrund, Morris Berk, John Palanchar, Den Gerwing, Gene Voliolina, Richard Ostapowicz, Dave Koszut, Bill Feyerer, Torn Rollins, Richard Nolan. Left: Mr. Aksenavicios, Moderator, makes a point of interest to Jack Novosel. Right: Father LaMorte and Pat admire Torn's collection. Seated: Tom Starr, Rich Federowski, Bob Celic, Father LaMorte, Moderator, Pat Pagni, Ron Mutnansky, Pat Flynn. Standing: Dick Roggeveen, Jeff Gaugush, Denis Buksa, Gerald Dzakowic. ,411- ew, - . 4. 53 KEY CLUB Front Row: E. Voltolina, F. Surwiec, R. Chibicki, R. Garetto, E. Kantowicz, R. Nelson, R. Stack, R. Nastav, R. Kelly, P. Schuba. Second Row: H. Hamann, C. Goy, D. O'Connor, R. Kasky, M. Feinholz, R. Potocki, L. Peterson, B. Bertha, T. Osborne, J. Nasfav, P. Halm, J. Curley, T. Smitko, K. Hamann. Third Row: R. Kraus, R. Moreno, J. Ferruzza, J. Sanchez, W. Gouwens, J. Lulewicz, D. Koszut. 1' 'IQCIE T:-R 0 ',f1 'll l Q I exif' The Key Club, sponsored by the Roseland Kiwanis, conducted observance of National Defense Week and assisted in Career Day. It presented a Fr. Prior memorial crucifix and a flagpole to the school. Tom Osborne brought honor to Mendel when he was chosen to be co-chairman for the mammoth Chicago Youth Rally in April. Left: Officers-Tom Osborne, President lseatecljg Larry Peterson, Vice- President fstanding, Ckneelingj Brian Bertha, Secretary, and Richard Potocki, Treasurer. Below: Father Provincial blesses crucifix erected as memorial to Father Prior. .trll g Mendel's newly activated C.A.P. Unit follows a rigid program of Training, on and off campus. I ., A I Members are shown with Fr. Flynn on one of their visits to a local C.A.P. station. Front: Father Flynn, J. Sanchez, P. O'Sl1ea, A. Pearson, R. Guistolisi, F. Skowronski, S. Fitzgerald, W. Wollenltaupt, F. Abbeduto. Second Row: Mr. Wofton, W. Kane, L. Lis, P. Huber, R. Fitzgerald, M. Chase, D. Krzemien, F. Kristmann, T. Perkowski. Third Row: A. Mazeika, P. Koko, R. Ulrich, J. Ayclt, P. Scharven, R. Bradley, W. Wolcilc, M. Gleason, Miss McCormack, Director, and assistants, Mr. Merriman and Mr. Canonigo, make a last minute review of cues. Cast: Lynn Scholl, Tony Frigo, Rudy Stupar, Tom Van Zeyl, Gene Bolek, Joe Gaiewski, John Klasey, Ed Barren, Phil Kellen, Kerry Koslovec, Fred Kristmann, Edwin Heisse, George Kech. Production: Robert Cassaia, Pai Leonard, Kevin Redmond, Kevin Kubicki, Ron Bradley, Ed Ryan. 15 Left: Mr. Canonigo does a pain? iob on George. Below: Light up time with Mr. Merriman. F -fmmw, SCHOCL PLAY Lynn produces a surprise photo Don't quit, Coach! Dutch gets a Franciscan fitting. Kev signals for sound effects. ED 1957 MCNARCH ITOR Ted Knoll BUSINESS MANAGER Walter Blumka, Jr. Staff relaxes in fron? of The statue of their pafroness, Our Mother of Good Counsel, Sealed: Wah Blumka, Jim Games, Ron Bradley. Sianding: Tom Lucas, Ted Knoll. Missing: Bob Normam. I W gi , I .,,.i-' M 5 f Y '5 iq , UML-ff '7' .Q by a a 86 X a aw ,,,,ii1L5 N Front: Tony Frigo, John Stanczak, Gerald Skoll, John Collins. Rear: Kevin Redmond, Charles Scott, Edward Barrett, John Klasey, Seated: Carl Goy, Don Vennergrund, Steve Kolanowski, Den Kairis, Louis Garr, John Novosel, .lean Klawitter, John Donohue. Center: Mr. Osowski David Dagenais. Moderator. Standing: Den Keeler, Richard Kraus, Pat Murphy, Tom O'Shea,Tom Dornbro, Arnold Sennerud, Paul Mederich, Dick Callahan, Phil Olson Leo Radvilla, Bob Klein, Gene Bolek, Morris Berk. ZWTEZL ni-iz. - HF ., . ' ..,,,,. W , Nj , .s...iLL.J?A-s.m.s. -W-.x.avw..v-.q.ee,wviw..,: 1... ,as V.-V Q.. . , ,. -.N . ,M Hs ,A ,. Front: A. Piolatio, P. Michulski, T. Wartman, Mr. Lux, Moderator. First Row QTop To botiomla H. Otten, S. Kotas, H. Youngman, W. Shaw, W. Woicik B. Wilimon, L. Blais, R. Scl'1ulTz, J. Makenas. Second Row lTop to bofToml: P. Del Cotfo, L. Jucius, D. Zurek, F. Surowiec, W. Draus, T. Dombro. Right ST. Riia and Mendel bowlers and Moderators face off before their match. Below: Draus and four fellow pinmen pause for the pose that refreshes. A M, x, 88 LIN 1957 saw the inauguration of the Catholic High School Bowling League in Chicago. After sweeping to victory in the South Division, both Senior and Junior Monarch pinmen went on to win the League City Championships. Right, The Champs, Front: Joe Makenas, Mike Passantino, .lack Brown, Paul Michul- sky, Larry Jucius, Pat Del Cotto. Rear: Larry Blais, Gus Piolatto, Howard Youngman, Ronald Lorenzi. HAIL CHAMPS! The Annual Bowling League Banquet served as an opportunity to salute the victorious Monarch bowling Teams Father Seary always interested in continued successes of Mendelmen, honored the teams with his presence and congratulated Mr. Lux. After a satisfying meal, the new team trophies were presented to Father Gavin and individual awards rnade to high scorers. F sf waist BANQUET CCNCERT BAND Standing: L. Ricci, G. Pacetti, P. Leonard, 'l. Roberts, P. Binter, R. Podbielski, T. Lastauskus. First Row, Seated: M. Murphy, R. Moore, D. Lupin ski, R. Multon, P. Milak, T. Aylward. Second Row, Seated: A. Piolatto, J. Palanchar, R. Sweeney, J. Hawley, F. Levora, Manager, R. Callahan R. Kemper, M. Heintz, D. Barrett, B. Bright, R. Heyl, M. Touhy, K. Podbielski, D. Buksnes. Third Row, Seated fOn the Rightj: D. Gr?-e 'hi G. Murphy, R. Bright, P. De Marais, K. Heyl, R. Polovy. 1 K v. M z -of il, CHCRAL GROUP Front: J, Kapocius, R. Grapenthin, J. Woycheese, T. Starr, J. Lambert, G. Connors, R. Schuller. Second Row: J. Tellers, E. Ryan, E. Barrett, P. Pagni, A. Panozzo, J. Vlaming, W. Goze, D. Weber, Third Row: K. Norris, M. Feinholz, K. Waichunas, T. Taylor, D. Vennergruncl, F. Passen, T. Smitko. Parents anclltriencls of Mendel formed a Booster Club. its purpose is to aid Father Theis and the Music Department inthe varied activities and programs of the Band and Choral Group. Right F Theis announces Spring Festival numbers The Class of 1957 brings the num- ber of Mendel graduates close to the 900 mark. The Alumni Associ- ation, founded by Fr. Seary and now guided by Fr. McNabb, holds regular meetings and elects its own officers each year. The Alumni sponsors various religious, social and recrea- tional activities for all members. A monthly publication, edited by the incomparable Bob Ku- iala, keeps all grads abreast of happenings at school and among themselves. Many alumni are away at college or in military service. The Alumni Mass and Communion Breakfast, the Summer Dance, and the Annual Banquet are novv established as vital and essential parts of our tradition at Mendel Catholic High. ts, t-fb . J' i fi I f 'sis Y' ' A X 1 t sv t ,55- 4' sci Auxn How could Mendel c funcTion vviihoi assistance give ed parenis MOTHERS' ANI Their sincere desire To ease isiraiors has led on sacrifice Q To organizi Facuiiy Recepfior Seasonal Partie- Fashion Show! Orienfafior Auction DDL RIES ny orher Catholic school e generous financial ern by our devoi- wey form The AEN'S CLUBS e burdens of school admin rents, aT greai personal We and effori, ese evenis. ofessional Shows insirel Capers nafeur Shows nner-Dance nqueis S sPoRts twvz- . . . . s . .f 1 z fi e was . - 1 A f ,, sg L, .J f las., F ' ,aw i -1 . t fqqti + M ' W W sw 5 gftft mffaf. .. 5sf5wiiftQ.,' t F ff V . I -, .. . .v 'ypgf 4,31 .iiff.n:.'.,,g-ix - 1 - H Y - ,.. K ' iff -:1siKi3Z:i H'M W' .A .. . , . ' K 1 wssgg tff.,fs,wM si J gf fe Q 4 A it V, ?l3f 71FsQ'!1m - 'F k,-, : , ,.-,:L,, 151'assytrfrigilsfitafwibsfl Fatwa.1-gfgsfafflsmivwife, .ts -. ,Mia J - :f.1agw:.faf .gg-fw ' rf,-was., H- ls,wfffw'w 'eisffsz-ffff:.,fm -'ar' . -it. A - ws, 1 ,- K i ,nfgics e, 'V ,v ff . ff, -- Father Nash Cshaking hands with Mr. Mageel was Mendel's first athletic director, l95l-56. In spite of limited funds Father was able to equip and field teams in all sports. He secured the services of qualified Phys. Ed. in- structors and coaches of proven ability. Mendel's intramural program as well as its varsity teams catapulted us into prominence almost overnight. The Catholic League recognized Father Nash's talents and voted him its presi- dent in 1955. Father Gavin fFr. Nash's successorj along with Coaches Novak, Magee and Reilly, reflect the youthful ardor and eager anticipation so characteristic of Father Nash. We hope that in them and their program he will soon see his fondest hopes materialize-THE MONARCHS, KINGS OF SPORTS! My-3' kai Jimi M73 A Our first coach, our first umpire, our first authority on all sports-Dad!! And Mother usually is our most enthusi- astic rooter! This is an unbeatable combination for making children appreciate family sport and recreation. The patient father and sympathetic, understanding mother. Family recreation, under wise guidance, teaches young- sters how to give and take gracefully, through its iudicious use, parents can show children how fundamental vir- tues like charity and justice carry over from sport to every day living. Bill Ormsby's parents have tried to main- tain this proper balance by being parents who are never too tired to give a little encouraging advice, never too busy to lend an appreciative eye or ear to some goings-on. 1 i l 97 l G. Jankowskx, .-it Kneeling Heh lo Rightjz T, O'Brien, R. Somodh PX. Moreno, NN. Hooker, R. Szabo, R. Staib, P. GKNer- Jakn, D. Odoff, C. PreissJer, J. MaNoy, G. Slska. Standing: W. Jordan, J. WaJsh, E. Bohan, J. Bruno, ' J. Brennan, J. Sddee, F. Nxlchuda, T. De Vries, R. Napoh, R. Gierat, J. O'Rourke Joe R df, Q Gleason' Head Coach Bob K elly, Assmam R'9h1'-1 . oe Johnny and has number on ' e '0OTer. 'x ff sf, - 't! Er, I. ' I1 , Bill Bamrick, Assistant Ed Novak, Assistant WU --I-In Left: Fred, Steve and Ron with some Homecoming lovelies. RUGGED LINEMEN PERSEVERE left: Woulfe Hansen Dunphy Schmidt i sm i Murphy Dreas . ,L,V ,,A. ,,.Ll 7,,, ,L,,,, A A V I , fi' - .A -. , at 1 De Vries - - y V ,V A. , ,ist , L, l . ' 4' . Q ' , 'iska '97 -A Y - - ' 'A 1 L - ' s . - ' ,,-,.- , -f ' , . f - W Q I ' .' V, . 1' , ' A ,L', ---v- f- -- ' -- ' . A Orloft NA t Q' , E. Q 53? . f A L,., V -' - 1' ,jf Q .. W - 'LL ,, H W LL-, W Gierat A ,- , E , - ' f ' k g? ,i Aqiipg .SE 1 ,?i??3 M1,i3.k gli : H Vgiirfiii .rv , VV L., 3 4,.wZ ,. bchlee 'A . j' , if '44 ' ' A 7 A if 57f5fi.'?f .',. ,L A ' 5221.773 Q 1 t ..,, .t . , Amt, M E, Q, . ., by A, A Eg-W f Q., aw, Q. . . A , 3 I 7 L- walk,-fx, 1 rg ,fgnw M-V 'gum' g 9 in , - t 2 af Q A 1 E fm 4 A ' . - . X ,. ' . ' - . ' , .. .a , ,. , , A K f N. . , - W, if, 1 E, -if-.. Napoh 25.1 A is L. ,T ,,Mms.,L , K L., -,.- ,V A y In , SM, S A MM. 46v,3,:, ,,, P , t 11 5 t aff 'fif-fam S GFSOY1 1' , r k-,, , Qgt ' - A , ff A A Q., 5 --h.. f-wwms SPEEDY BACKS DEVELOP Right: Gallaghe. Sfmmodi O'Brien R. Bohan Jordan Clark left: Brennan Zoll Engein Staib McCarthy E. Bohan A5 left: Steve runs boys through signal practice. AND AWAY WE GO!!! Huddle before Rita game. BRIEF STORY OF gf' 1956 SEASON FROM THE LEAGUE OPENER TO THE LAST GAME WE HAD THE CROWDS . .. A., sw, I . , A 1, ' il' . q.,, . 1,,' .fall P , 1 Sf? ' SEHK 'E X S 3'r5'5K3F'3 -:. .WH ., . T yr . . . , T-T - . J '. 3 , A J -'22 f' JTMETZS ' A 13'-' . ,Luigi A www , 3 WH- ,t , ,, ...,,,,. SE. A Pat meets Caravan captains. . . WE HAD HARD RUNNERS . . . AND WHY?? . . . FOR CLUES . . . SEE SOME OOOD BLOCKINGY .... PHOTOS BELOW!!! ,,E:,, BUT . . . WE Dio NOT HAVE ENOUGH OF E E , I THESE I A,..' , - I K Q .54 N-2 K Vrzrkr mQ ! 1:lNa:wv ., :,,. , ,X , ,K , A . . . .MI . ,.., . .6,,.,,.,. it , 4 . r' g,A: , A 1 i . 'ES' E E ' -.-sr: 'i1 3: ju .sig 3: rf!-arf. . R Nfl Aww - .f mags, -f -T' W f S'E ,. E... ., fm .EE -f ' 'M I ' A -, F -::'1-m.,g'-S'S?'t'f32f?Pf ,,E., . Y SEASON RECORD Opp. We St. Ignatius 14- O St. Philip 12-19 Leo 33- St. Elizabeth 12-34 De La Salle O-18 St. Rita 19-12 7 1 l Mt. Carmel 7- 2 Mr. Gleason will not be with us next season. We Wish him well. His was the tough iob to bring Our School into the big time Of League play. 101 Mr. Gleason's Record 1953-1956 Against Catholic League opponents: 11 WlNSg 14 LOSSES 1St PLAYOFFS, 1955. Mr. Joe Magee comes back To The Monarchs To suc- ceed his own former menfor, Mr. Joe Gleason. He will see in This Top phoTo fleffl many familiar faces of his frosh from a year ago. By The Time you geT This '57 Monarch, Joe, we know you will have a much closer look aT The LiTTle Kings picfured below. Mr. Phelan did a good job with Themg They used To daily lift ThaT Telephone pole for fun! Tim . x lzkjvffk fm.: g QW' ph ' 'W 34 ' f- . L X WRX la . - Q 'gggg N, ' ,,.. .ar 4 1 - :, 5 .V A -.J y 1 .A,. .4 -ivr .. f m T as E T E 'Mar irl T? , 'T ' f TWO sooo Joes EYE TROPHY ' ONE GOOD JOE DESERVES ANOTHE ABOVE. Fr. Gavin and his mighTy miTes. 102 LlTTle Kings in acfion. 'A M5 . :ii:,.i.f?imf 7 z u . ,gf---.M if 7 :' nil? '-f ,. I, 4 as . -az ' ' Q. U -v lf L - gf? X f is f C2543 l 4? 4? if J ge, E -. T. a . s . xxx? jk K ii. f s , fx .:1::55i5f ' ,l -ef nr' 3 it 'r HEAVIES i Head Coach BEN REILLY Q BASKETBALL Vern Gaugush Bill Walsh 5 1 ,- T ' Charlie Dreas ' K ,Mi .-'M 5 l , J F' 'Mt i' Walt Katuzny Q ' Q - Ed Bohan Bill Quinn Rich Hodgman Pat McNulty Kevin Leick Bill Lynch ,ia is y -, 1 .f l Q 4 . G Bob Napoli Ed Prystalski 5 4 1 ig 3, ,rj A ll' , . Charlie Schwartz '-swf Dick Napoli Rich Gorell Mike Stallings lla , ei ' ii. W-ni gig 'J' F ,gf Q A ff ,yi ,zisw 1 flf. ,gt Jim Brennan Joe Dirschl Joe Curran John Murray Terry O'Brien Bob Williams Alan Curley Jim Durkin A 'fs 1 Q K cl-51: xx r 'iw H ,J ey' 1 . H My 7 ' -' 2 ,yu v z , fr 5 Q3 J L Q Q S 2 55 i if M :JT , 1 f ,Q -5, LIGHTS Assistant Coach LEO HENNESSE-Y it L i Ta 2 CMJ' if Ni USR! 1 as .fi f eww :L 5 sv V v r Fa? 2 i .f 1 it i pt x emma .ef-Q, Rlgh' ' A. C 0 leff: T Urfe . O , A J Y, J I Br Bren,-,an ' Drrschl lel7, R, W7 J, Curr , Q4 H fliams J 104 dry. Odgman 'E . LEAGUE RECORD ST. PHILIP ST. RITA LEO ST. ELIZABETH DE LA SALLE MT. CARMEL ST. PHILIP ST. RITA LEO ST. ELIZABETH DE LA SALLE MT. CARMEL Jones Bohanf Jordan W , Q M , Wray, J A OIs0n . f P, Dufkfnl WMCNUJW OPP. WE 84 64 5I 54 70 39 55 48 53 49 42 58 64 73 54 52 80 47 6I 50 52 50 48 52 QUl'n -'x Vt ogre. ' Wmgs. ' Rmb... 1. Njckl NX, sw Lei' 'O gush, K' Lex v. 99' LEAGUE RECORD ST. PHILIP ST. RITA LEO ST. ELIZABETH DE LA SALLE MT. CARMEL ST. PHILIP ST. RITA LEO ST. ELIZABETH DE LA SALLE MT. CARMEL Q P'ea5 Ish' ' XMI xx Wwa E. vwswf' N390 I 104' A Rabi OIT' XN. D SLOW, R' xiapgchwarxlf YM ' XI, ' LVN' R G0'e OPP. WE 5I 6I 69 55 72 56 5I 3I 78 47 56 6I 77 85 69 59 63 65 45 49 73 AI 63 55 105 in Ks mv- 'O It , tv 5 I XM 5 Qjiff p M ff 53553 1 if ' .1 5 g l I 1 , lf we i ' Q T . 3 1 Jw ..,, W Wi av V.-,fx 1, ' A A z I 5 1 L 0 -. 1' A.. 3 -1 F 1 4 V 2 A 25.2. ' - ' ' I . k ' !4 k:,.::,,k:.,.A:Z? :V ,di j :AQ vb 5 ' ., , Q W 4 'E N liv . n FLYWEIGHTS ,J n Qx oo f nnnn GC f M JS JJ Q!m51,f+'F-:uhm o ,hhb ,fX l 4 I f Q fiilw 'S it Front: Ron McWilliams, Tom Shillings, John Riordan, Dave Schuh, Tom O'Connor, Mr. Phelan. Rear: Dick Gust, Don Macek, Mike Muriaugh, John Obbagy, Bob Nelson, Jim Manthey. Seated: Jim Wagner, Tom Zmucki, Dennis O'SuIlivan, JusTin Zalecki, Bud Galla, Dave Boze. Standing: Father J. Gavin, Coach, Jack Blaeser, Chuck Dreas, Bill Ormsby, Wally Galla, Bob Williams, Bob Staib. COTher seniors not presenT.D Fr. Gavin did an ex- Traordinary lob wiTh The baseball Teams This season. ConTinuing The hot pace seT by Mon- arch Teams under Fr. Burns, This year's var- siTy had a record of I2 wins, 4 losses. They beaT every CaTh- olic League Team aT IeasT once, spliT wiTh MT. Carmel, won 2 of 3 wiTh DLS, besTed ST. RiTa, ST. George and ST. Philip. I6 oTher games were posTponed be- cause oT rain. Wally Galla, The sea- son's workhorse, raTes mosT valuable award. Twas a cold day in May! ALL-CATHOLIC, CHICAGO TRIBUNE: Galla Le Rose PassanTino CapTain Chuck Le Rose GraduaTion may remove Chuck from The Team rosTer, buT iT will never erase his remarkable record aT Mendel, on and off The dia- mond. We puT OI' Chuck in The diamond frame because his name is synonymous wiTh baseball. For Tour years he held a sTarTing posi- Tion aT second, his poTenT baT whacked ouT many a hiT. Good luck, Chuck ! Go, Irish! BASEBALL Wally Galla Bob Kanior Tom Millar SENICRS FROSH-SOPH J.V.'s Sealed: Flynn, Kurzkowski, Sill, Hirtz, Reynolds, Strom, Rangel. Rear: Basile, Laycek, Bliss, Bruno, Goverville, Kurzeia, Sidoch, Mr. Deckelmann, Coach. Mike Passanfmo WE 10 5 4 17 1 9 O 7 8 8 3 O 8 12 3 8 5 109 Jim Wagner len Szumlas 1957 SEASON RECORD THEY Morg. Pk. Milif. 2 De La Salle 4 ST. George 2 Bowen 5 Fenger 2 ST. Philip 7 Parker . 3 ST. Philip 2 Morg. Pk. Milli. 2 De La Salle 3 MT. Carmel O MT. Carmel 1 ST. George 3 ST. Rita 6 De La Salle 5 Jol. Prison fExhib.l 9 South Shore 1 WON: 12, LOST: 4 ' . . amy Seated: F. Heaney, T. McCarthy, J. Lulewicz, R. Moreno, J. Sanchez, W. Donovan, R. Powers, E. Bolek, R. Williams, R. Napoli. Standing: Coach Causer, M. Ryan, R. Wilfz, B. Bright, T. Mokowka, J. Northam, R. Chesi, J. Jones, J. Basile, J. Morgan, W. Jordan, J. Novosel, A. Aclducck J. Gajewski, R. Singler, E. Voltolina, M. McDonald, C. Le Rose. Kneeling: D. Meskauskas, J. Schuberi, P. Flynn, P. Wilson, T. Renison, W. Kurth. Standing: J. Gavigan, W. Daczkowski, N Lapp, R. Marth, J. Kocsis, R. Mulcahy, D. Kairis, Father Hillebrand Coach. r Right Aiming at the library? PEP SQUAD nucleus for Cheer Leaders and the exuberant Pep Squad 0 S J . 14 l Father Gavin, Athletic Director, inaugurated the Mendel Monogram Clulo with a mammoth sport show. With the aid of the Student Senate, Father arranged to have representatives of the sport world, as well as Mendel athletes now starring at various colleges, appear on the program. Letter awards were made and the tirst members of the Monogram Club inducted, Mr. M vvas present, along with Dale Samuels, John Sheehan, Tad McCarthy. Bud Rebedeau was M. C. ,.. 1 fi ' Qt y 1 x W ft in- il X ft, l XX i MONOGRAM CLUB INITIATED N 111 TOUCH FOOTBALL INTR Kneeling: A. Schaefer, W. Gouwens, J. Sfieman, J. Ferruzza, R. Bombenger. Sfanding: L. Peterson, D. O'Connor H Stromberger P Harjringfon A Vgnasse. SECTION 42 TAKES INTRAMURAL CROWNS IN FOOTBALL AND BASKETBALL 'I12 Seated R Kasky J Sfueman, D. O'Connor. Standing P Murphy A Vngnasse L Peterson. BASKETBALL SPC MURAL RTS Sea M. l u 'GQ' ted: M. Murtauglt, R. Nelson, Nl. Marx, P. Manthey. Standing: J. Curley, M. Stallings, T. O'Connor, W. Ormsby Kurzeja, R. Stachyra. SECTION 26 WINS IN FROSH-SOPH LEAGUE Right: The Faculty and Varsity Drags give their all in Intramural Benefit. Below: Graduates from the Little Leagues who gained recogni- tion in Fr. Gavin's Round Robin. ,SNK 3 L HY N351 P.. vu , it Hs ,. nz, - I 'wa H, A.. x , , gf, I' 1 I! ' 'Xa 71' . 4 -gif? . X Q iff u ja :gg R x Q SM , x3.:.'.'5Tf 'Yi -.4 A 5' s a if 'F Q my, Mr. Galla is about to record another memorable event for the family album. Wally's graduation day takes its place alongside birthdays . . . baptisms . . . first communions . . . first schooldays . . . hobbies . . . confirmation . . . Little League . . . high school. All these were cause for family reioicing, and now, the family shares the ela- tion of graduation in common. Dad, Sis, Bud, Mother, Grandparents and Uncle Joe, all have a share in this latest memory-the occasion for a happy Christian family to reioice together in a work well done. 115 Qt SPRING PRINClPAL'S BALL Father Seary instituted the PrincipaI's Ball. This ari- nual event features a queen contest. Candidates must be sponsored by a senior. Last year's queen was Bar- bara Oklesnen, Bill GuIieImi's candidate. BECOMES FAREWELL VENTS Ci-'P 2,6 Q' This yearly family social was held for The firsf Time at The O. Henry Ballroom. The Program Committee, below, concluded a successful drive for funds. Father Seary received mahy plaudils from all school and aux- iliary groups. 1? 'TC FATHER SEARY 0 HENRY in 9. wp' 45 P124 :Q-.gh-r2x:z:m.,.., -' KEY CLUB YOUTH RALLY 'K f,w . -Q-um.-,s,,2+:z'z QI 1 1 S 'iff' M 1 ,Ls m-wgisl ' lu : Y j.g..k5g. s H if ,N 'T flfif g in V 5, 43,93 ,qivs A V'-TN .John Fry and Jim O'Neill sTar in FaTher Burns greaT producTion of The Gorilla. Besides femi- nine hel of Ann Frigo and RiTa BooT, The casT P included: Jim Spain, Rich Sungaila, .lim Curley, Don Adlam, Ron Bradley, Frank Gradisher, Chuck Rosenbach, Tony Frigo, Ed Zielinski and Jim Ford. s ?'f fa lr' 'mZ1l', 5 sl Tray! f - , +1-Q, I T N T ,S rn r 1- X TRACK AND ' ws KL Na J5 f:?2iQ2ZETfsE1'f '- is w . sf ' sw if . Y .,,, Ennio . . A-Q-1, T ,W .my Q. ,gwtgw , T. . xii, T TENNIS s . . Tony . . K . .Q T ollllir l .WV gj X, 'T Mr. McDonnell's Ten- T .2 fjfi nis Teams had excel- H, A liifig ler1T records. Seniors fl' ff. T placed 3rd in Tinalsg , 4 J, ' ll 9 Arvia, Murphy and McKenna did Well in V J single and double Tin- als. E' ' li c . . and Ken sTar in Track wav T' y . We gy T Q59 MAY 1956 00 xbvx 6 MOTHERS' CLUB INSTALLS W wh v gr 'xi 'mi .Q-Li xii' WVL., ' hw im ' NPV Lv 'W' ' ' ibm., ' 4, V L- as ,K . iiiii . rg gigs 552535. S 4 l ' ilgiiiii ig 5 fy ., M sfykii? .fri it , ,K , A, N '3- ' 'P Y f 3' . CG Q hi I ,Y M V X In 9, ,r 'n'f', -Q l IK W' 'QA fufvfl' I 5 1' Q S 25 'S , x 1 if U N. be JUNICR PRCM W :FQ any li .NDW1 SENIOR PRCM ,Mitt HH ,iiiiim gil bw UWQ v 'Q' Fr. ORourke and Junior Week committee decorafed gym in New Orleans effect for prom. Fr. Gavin, senior dass moderafor, direcfs prom at Conrad Hilton. 122 Monsignor La w - lor, Archdiocesan Di- rector of Propaga- tion of Faith Office, presided and ad- dressed Mendel's second graduating class. v ., f if K ' . ,Q-5129 is ,- 1 av. :si ' rsi Q c ,. :'.:. t . 5 I . - ff' V N 'f g - N L GRADUATES wi in Q ' 5 3 f, 22 il? --W, Both Fr. Seary and Fr. Graham as- sisted at the exer- cises as rector and vice-rector for last time. Fr. Seary suc- ceeded Fr. McHaIe fleftl as Provincialg Fr. Graham went to Detroit. 0F 1956 9,l'o ' 'QQ 1-'a a ll,' . Q B Q6 .Q c M It ID, ,. A -- :-t s t if 1 i t W' in vmla Jw' Cn ST. AugusTine's Day, Fr. Seary, nevvIy-elecT- ed Provincial, oTTiciaTed aT observances marking The 7OOTh Anniversary of The Union of The Au- guslinian Order. On ThaT day, also, The sTaTue of Our MoTher of Good Counsel, an alumni QITT, was blessed. X 'Ns Q lc ., lb sedan. f ,ph Mr. James GaTely given a Mendel FirsT Alumni Banquet honored guesTs, Fr. MCT-lale and Morris award for help in our behalf. B. Sachs. Bottom: The Roseland Kiwanis honors Fr. Seary for com muniTy service. in NS. . K 'wo 1 . l i . i T Q51 'xi New Frosh wan? To know how deep The lagoon is . . . Any fish in there? . . . Fr. Versfynen and John Stiernan escorf newcomers around and explain Traditions and rules . . . Fr. Hillebrand and Joe Gobeille introduce Miss O'Reilly . . . Mothers' Club holds Tea and recepTion for Freshmen Mothers. I i i I Air Force and Ground Observer officials make awards and receive oath of G.O.C. Unit. 5: i-:Ee - 'Z - M Q . i I Fr. Provincial given send--off before leaving for Rome. L, Mrs. Fabian giving dancing insfrucfions. , in After The Rita game came new uniforms and Iiffle 'ar ' Q fi g Connie. i ' ,Q-gy-:feng F Q , ,vt Q , wg? ,rg . 'ir r i i r r 5 Yi iiia i 7 lilfili' if V 5- Ml .?'J? 'ME' V+ A Q X Q ' A A - , , A ' - L , ,ffr 'iii if i aa i ' r Q i a aiai ibaai i 5' f -my 'Ki fm H -. n M L '?'7if'1a'4. A my i . ' r ' ff ,a b i X i 1 if mr gh iiiba f r irarr I' 51: :fluff 2. . .. rw ,, M 'Hi'- Q Band and Choral groups bring Oklahoma To Mendel in vvinTer fesfival. Above: Fr. Lyons stars in faculry- varsity game. Inset: Fr. Prior memorial crucifix hung by Tom Osborne. fa. v-...M . .wo . in-...Nw Q. 'U '2-'th NJ -'11 Below: Mrs. Deasy, wiih Mrs. Man fredi and sfaff form The hearf of Morh ers' sfyle show. l 40 1:33. 3, I 'TS- Future Queen and Monarch Star view home- coming display and wish upon a star. i Roseiands Sandra Stuart Miss Chicago crowns X Winnie Degnan Homecoming Queen. Queen and Court. O an if Q, Ei in c xi, R Q , Q Hume .xt , gig I 5 1 W gm in! X C0 E A x fin 1' ry , N W WIU1 va-if I . 191. if sf 'W 2 F u-lu.. f PRD Mllqo gill 47? oF 9 iggy Czarobski and Ed Sprinkle hold forth . , mAAA ,HX . AA . . .farewell to Fr. Nash and Coach Gleason. Ed and Mike, next years co cap ins, praise Fr. Nash. tl-w,,, 1 Terry and Pat get most valuable awards from Coach Santa was a fox at Christ Sas, mas Dance. Below, left: Christmas get-together ot Mendel faculty family. NATIONAL DEFENSE WEEK sf-W9 T! ,Nh ee c:x'D Y Q.- COLLEGE T rf' DAY 5-me ST. Mary's Glee Club Sings! f. O, and S '90 f'7QW Urke s U Deck s how ,Z 'gray ,he Sp V e Why, GF boxes SI7-Nye Do YOU wanT To be QUEEN, Tor a DAY? Fr. McNabb holds ouT The prize for all The queen canclidaTes To see while They make with The iTchy fingers. Acfually, The IiTTle gal who is closest To The crown won The TiTle, Queen of The Principal's Ball. NATIONAL H ONQR SOCIET CX? STA'-I-S BOWLERS WIN T C-A.P ' f Larry Peterson Ks 5 souihskde Carhdkc Hrgh Schods, ' or NN-orxe NNer1deXmerw Xmo the Na ' he NNerxdeXXan Chapter was erwroXXed Xa Xarrorr ery Xrx Pxprrk T howrw wkth Xen boys, represerxtkrwq sm who oirkckaked at the 'xrw XXorraX Honor Sock- st year. fsifaw ul' a N l, ff ' 'K 'W M , ,M ,. ,si I is it 4 31-qc'x ' ,A Wm x L? , s ., 52x +V? Z , L, .AA Jn- V,....:q MASS 'o 1 WITH MOTHER Ron Terry and his group offered pleas- ant entertainment at Dad's Night. DAD S NIGHT AND PROM An added attraction at Dad's Night was the blessing and dis- tribution ot Class Rings. . W' wiw,.,,l,,, 71 gg, . ji 4 -ff-aw ln-:Q 5 'Y' Q Q2 3 1 M, j Yin fa 2. mm 1 an lu pai.. Z 23 I ap 'Q' Y v 7 :fir UH W ,W I ? , I V Al SM' F .if .i . K .My-N I I BY , Q' , ,A if ADDUCI, JOSEPH 37 E. IOOTH ST. C285 ST. JOHN Senate 2, Bowling 2, Intramurals 1,2,3. AGUILERA, JESSE 3201 E. 91ST ST. C175 OUR LADY OF GUADALUPE Intramurals 2,3,4. ANDRIUKAITIS, BRUNO 10803 S. WABASH AVE. C285 ALL SAINTS Math 3, German 3,4, Monitor 2,4, Intramurals 1,2,3,4, Swimming 2,3. ANDRIUKAITIS, JOHN 10803 S. WABASH AVE. C285 ALL SAINTS Senate 2, Math 3,4, German 3,4, Intramurals 1,2,3,4. ARTHUR, GEORGE 1660 W. 101ST PL. C435 ST. BAR- NABAS Yearbook 3, Choral 2,3, German 3,4, Basketball 3 CMgr.5. BARALLI, JAMES 686 STATE LINE RD., CALUMET CITY, ST. VICTOR. BARATH, JOSEPH 1154 E. 93RD ST. C195 OUR LADY OF HUNGARY Honor Society 4, Bowling 1,4, Monitor 3, Intramurals 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1. IN MEMORIAM Thomas De Vries DIED MAY 2, 'I957 We place This memorial To Tom here in order that his classmates may recall his friendly, good and unassuming demeanor. Tom's was a very sudden passing, and we were all saddened. For the second time The finger of death came into our midst To beckon one of us To final iudgment. This sudden visitation reminds all of us To watch and pray. May Tom's death be a reminder To us To live better lives each day. LeT us make our own The ambition which was expressed by Tom in his biography as a freshman, I hope to become a maior league ball- player and after death To see God face to face. May his soul rest in peace. SENIOR WRITEUPS BARON, ROBERT 12242 EMERALD AVE. C285 AS- SUMPTION B.V,M. Honor Society 3, Intramurals 1,2, 3,4, Swimming 1,2. BASILE, DAVID 10845 S. WHIPPLE C435 ST. CHRIS- TINA . Intramurals 1,2,3,4, Minute Man 2, Baseball 2. BELTER, ROMAN 11128 S. CHRISTINA C435 ST. CHRISTINA Sanctuary Society 2, Senate 1,4, Football 1,2, Monitor 1,2, Booster 1,2, Bowling 4 CCapt.5. BERGFELD, ROBERT 10026 S. CAMPBELL C435 ST. JOHN FISHER G.O.C. 3, Bowling 3, Pep Squad 3,4, Intramurals 1,2,3,4, Basket- ball 1 CMgr.5. BERK, MORRIS III 2602 GORDON DR., FLOSS- MOOR, INFANT JESUS OF PRAGUE Mendelian 1,2,3, Yearbook 3, Key Club 3,4, Math 3, 4, German 3,4, Monitor 4. BETTINARDI, ALEXANDER 11339 SOUTH PARK AVE. C285 HOLY ROSARY Minute Man 2,3,4. BLUMKA, WALTER JR. 2948 E. 81ST ST. C175 ST. MARY MAGDALEN Senate 1,2,4, Yearbook 3,4 CBus. Mgr.5, Radio 4, Math 4, Swim- ming 1,2,3 CMgr.5. BOLEK, EUGENE 13226 S. AVENUE N C335 ST. FLORIAN Dramatic 4, Math 4, German 4, Pep Squad 4, Intramurals 1,2,3,4. BOMBENGER, RICHARD 9415 S. LOOMIS C205 ST. MAR- GARET Senate 1,2, Intramurals 1,2,3,4, Football 2. BORSCH, DANIEL 1446 W. 105TH ST. C435 ST. MAR- GARET Bowling 2, Minute Man 2, Foot- ball 1, Track 1,2, BOSCO, GERALD 11426 S. EGGLESTON C285 ST. NICHOLAS Senate 1, Bowling 4, Intramurals 1,2,3,4, Football 2, Basketball 1. BRANDYS, VINCENT 13114 S. AVENUE N C335 ST. FLORIAN Senate 3,4, Intramurals 1,2,3,4, Football 1. BRUEN, EDWIN 7958 S. PAULINA C201 LITTLE FLOWER Intramurals 2,3,45 Minute Man 2,3. BUKSA, DENIS 8250 S. JUSTIN C201 ST. SABINA Honor Society 3,45 Senate 15 Radio 45 Stamp 4. BURKE, ROGER 8311 S. GREEN ST. C201 ST. KILIAN Senate 25 Spanish 4 CPres.15 Pep Squad 35 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Basketball 2,3. CALLAHAN, JOHN 518 W. 107TH ST. C281 ST. HELENA Senate 4, Minute Man 1,25 Foot- ball 1,25 Basketball 1. CALLAHAN, RICHARD 516 HARRISON, CALUMET CITY, ST. VICTOR Math 45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Min- ute Man 2,3. CALVEY, CHARLES 14544 CLINTON, HARVEY, QUEEN OF APOSTLES Honor Society 3,45 Math 45 Ger- man 3,45 Intramurals 1,2,35 Mon- itor 45 Basketball 2 CMgr.1. CAMPA, ANDREW 11143 S. GREEN ST. C431 ST. HELENA Math 45 Monitor 3,4. CAREY, EDWARD 626 E. 101ST PL. C281 ST. JOHN BAPTIST Sanctuary Society 1,2,3,45 Honor Society 45 Key Club 45 Intramu- rals 1,2,3,45 Baseball 2. CARLI, FRED 12115 S. MICHIGAN AVE. C281 ST. ANTHONY Choral 2,35 Bowling 25 Pep Squad 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2, 3,4. CIMOLI, PAUL 12007 S. STATE ST. C281 ST. LOUIS Choral 2,35 Bowling 25 Pep Squad I,2,3F,45 Intramurals 1,2, 3,4. CLARK, FRANK 7140 S. CORNELL C491 ST. LAW- RENCE Intramurals 15 Track 1. CLARK, JOHN R.R. NO. 6, HOMEWOOD, IN- FANT JESUS OF PRAGUE Senate 35 Intramurals 3,45 Foot- ball 45 Public Speaking 4 CPres.1. COSTA, ANTHONY 312 E. 116TH ST. C281 ST. AN- THONY Sanctuary Society 25 Spanish 45 Minute Man 2,35 Intramurals 1,2, 3,45 Football 25 Track 2. CRONIN, PATRICK 624 E. IOIST PL. C281 ST. JOHN BAPTIST Sanctuary Society 1,2,3,45 Pep Squad 3,45 Bowling 45 Minute Man 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Football 2. CURLEY, JAMES 10345 CALUMET C281 ST. JOHN BAPTIST Sanctuary Society 2,3,45 Key Club 45 Dramatics 35 Debate 3. CURTIN, DENNIS 1307 W. 97TH ST. C431 ST. MAR- GARET Senate 3. DEAN, JAMES 8612 S. PARNELL C201 ST. KILIAN Honor Society 3,4 CTreas.15 Senate 45 Bowling 45 Swimming 2. DEFAY, JAMES 2653 WALNUT ST., BLUE ISLAND, ST. BENEDICT Honor Society 45 Intramurals 1,25 3,45 Booster 1,25 Football 1,2. DEL FAVERO, DANIEL 12022 PRAIRIE C281 ST. AN- THONY Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Football 1,25 Swimming 1,2, DEL FAVERO, JOHN 11817 S. MICHIGAN C281 ST. AN- THONY Senate 2,35 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Minute Man 1,2,3,4. DILL, CHARLES 2729 W. 90TH ST., EVERGREEN PARK, ST. BERNADETTE Radio 45 Debate 25 Math 3,45 German 35 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. DOMBRO, THOMAS 11353 CHAMPLAIN C281 HOLY ROSARY Math 45 Pep Squad 3,45 Cheer- leader 45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 Bowling 3,4 CPres.1. DONOHUE, JOHN 3821 W. 109TH PL. C431 ST. CHRISTINA Treas. Sophomore Class5 Honor Society 3,45 Senate 45 Math 45 Basketball 2. DOYLE, JACK 11143 S. LOWE C281 ST. CATH- ' ERINE Senate 25 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Monitor 2,3. DOYLE, THOMAS 8544 S. ELIZABETH C201 ST. KILI- AN Spanish 45 Minute Man 3,45 Intra- murals 1,2,3,45 Football 2. DRAUS, WALTER 13302 BURLEY AVE. C331 ST. FLORIAN German 3,45 Bowling 3,45 Intra- murals 2. DUGINSKI, DAVID 11026 S. TRUMBULL C431 ST. CHRISTINA Senate 1,25 Math 3,45 German 3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Basket- ball 25 Baseball 1,2. EAGAN, GREGORY 1256 DOUGLAS, FLOSSMOOR, INFANT JESUS OF PRAGUE Intramurals I5 Minute Man 2,35 Track 2 CMgr.1. ECKHARDT, LARRY 3834 W. 109TH PL. C431 ST. CHRISTINA Intramurals 1,2,35 Track 35 Bowl- ing 35 Swimming 15 Minute Man 2. FALASZ, JEROME 12404 S. STATE ST. C281 ST. SA- LOMEA Sanctuary Society 2,3,45 Senate 35 Math 35 German 35 Intra- murals 3,4. FEINHOLZ, MICHAEL 9525 S. BISHOP ST. C431 ST. MARGARET Sanctuary Society 1,2,3,45 Men- delian 45 Yearbook 35 Key Club 45 Choral 45 Bowling 25 Minute Man 1,2,3,4. FENDON, THOMAS 240 E. 107TH ST. C281 ALL SAINTS Minute Man 1,25 Intramurals 1,2, 3,4. FERRUZZA, JOSEPH 12052 S. LAFAYETTE C281 ST. LOUIS Key Club 45 Choral 35 Minute Man 3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Track 1. FINNEGAN, JOHN 9421 S. CHAMPLAIN C191 ST. JOACHIM Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Bowling 45 Booster 2. FLOREK, FRANK 13924 GREENBAY AVE. C331 MOTHER OF GOD German 3. FORD, JOHN 420 E. 90TH ST. C191 ST. JOA- CHIM Minute Man 2,3,45 Intramurals I,2,3. FORLENZA, JOSEPH 2632 W. 89TH PL. C421 ST. BER- NADETTE Dramatics 45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Baseball 15 Track 1. FREDERICK, JOSEPH 7832 S. MORGAN C201 ST. LEO Intramurals 3,45 Bowling 4. FYKE, JAMES 11463 S. ST. LOUIS C431 ST. CHRISTINA Minute Man 2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2. GAJEWSKI, JOSEPH 13410 S. MACKINAW C331 ST. FLORIAN Treas. Junior Class5 Senate 2,3,4 CSecr.15 Honor Society 3,4 CVice Pres.15 Dramatics 45 Pep Squad 3,45 Track 45 Intramurals 2,3,45 Cheerleader 4. GALLA, WALTER 305 W. 107TH ST. C281 HOLY ROSARY Pres. Freshman Class5 Senate 1,25 Radio 35 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,4. GALLAGHER, ANDREW 1846 W. 83RD ST. C201 LITTLE FLOWER Intramurals 1,3,45 Minute Man 3,45 Tennis 2. GALLOY, DONALD 34 W. 114TH ST. C281 ST. NICHO- LAS Sanctuary Society 45 Intramurals 4. GARR, LOUIS 244 RUTH ST. CALUMET CITY, ST. VICTOR Senate 45 Band 15 Math 3,45 Ger- man 35 Cheerleader 45 Pep Squad 3,45 Monitor 2,35 Intramurals 1,2, 3,4. GAUGUSH, VERNON 254 W. 112TH ST. C281 ST. NICH- OLAS Sanctuary Society 25 Senate 25 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Football 15 Baseball 15 Basketball 2,3,4 CCapt.1 GAVIN, JOHN 10625 S. KEDZIE C431 QUEEN OF MARTYRS Sanctuary Society 25 Senate 45 Bowling 2,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Booster 1,2. GIACCHETTI, ELMER 10228 S. VERNON AVE. C281 ST. JOHN BAPTIST German 35 Intramurals 45 Min- ute Man 2. GIBES, RONALD 10105 S. LAFAYETTE C281 ST. JOHN BAPTIST Sanctuary Society 1,25 Radio 45 German 45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 'Football 1,2. GIERAT, ROBERT 12543 S. EMERALD C281 SS PETER AND PAUL Sanctuary Society 35 German 3,45 Track 15 Football 3,45 Swimming 1,2. GILMORE, JOHN 269 E. 144TH ST. DOLTON, ST. MARY Sanctuary Society 1,2,3,45 Senate 25 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Pep Squad 3,4. GIROUX, WILLIAM 225 W. 118TH ST. C281 ST. CATH- ERINE Senate 45 Choral 1,25 Bowling 45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Football 25 Track 15 Golf 3. GLASS, JOHN 11213 S. PARNELL AVE. C281 ST. WILLIBRORD Honor Society 3,45 Bowling 3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. GLENOS, THOMAS 10107 S. CALUMET AVE. C281 ST. JOHN BAPTIST Intramurals 1,2,3,4. GOBEILLE, JOSEPH 2712 W. 90TH PL. C421 ST. BERN- ADETTE Senate 25 Dramatics 45 Minute Man 45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Base- ball 2,3. GOLDEN, RICHARD 13340 HOUSTON AVE. C331 ST. FLORIAN Intramurals 3,4. GOUWENS, WILLIAM 308 E. 117TH ST. C281 ST. AN- THONY Sanctuary Society 25 Honor Soci- ety 3,45 Key Club 45 Choral 35 Pep Squad 3,45 Intramurals 1,2, 3,4. GOY, CARL 11133 S. WALLACE C281 ST. CATHERINE Honor Society 3,45 Senate 45 Key Club 3,45 Radio 25 Math 4 CSecr.15 German 35 Booster 2. GRANDCHAMP, DAVID 2722 UNION ST., BLUE ISLAND, ST. BENEDICT Senate 1,35 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Track 1. GREENWELL, JEROME 11670 WALLACE C281 ST. CATH- ERINE C.A.P. 45 Math 45 Intramurals 4. GROSKOPF, WILLIAM 9540 CALIFORNIA C421 ST. BER- NADETTE Honor Society 35 Debate 25 Bowl- ing 35 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Track 1. HADANAK, RONALD 9703 S. THROOP ST. C431 ST. MARGARET Dramatics 45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Football 1. HADUCH, HENRY 3234 RIDGE RD., LANSING, ST. ANN German 35 Monitor 2,35 Intra- murals 1,2. HALM, PATRICK 1826 W. 105TH ST. C431 ST. BAR- NABAS Mendelian 1,25 Key Club 45 Chor- al 1,2,3. HAMANN, PAUL 9939 GREEN ST. C431 ST. HELEN Key Club 3,45 Math 35 German 45 Pep Squad 45 Minute Man 25 In- tramurals 1,2,4. HAMPTON, HARRY 14223' WENTWORTH AVE., RIV- VERDALE, QUEEN OF APOSTLES Senate 15 Yearbook 25 Intra- murals 1,2,3,45 Baseball 35 Bas- ketball 1,2,3. HARRINGTON, PHIL 633 E. 83RD ST. C191 ST. CLO- TILDA Sanctuary Society 1,2,3,45 G.O.C. 25 Bowling 25 Pep Squad 3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. HATCH, HENRY 7719 COLFAX C491 Radio 1,25 Math 35 Minute Man 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,35 Pep Squad 3,4. HEANEY, FRANK 17141 HILLSIDE, HOMEWOOD, ST. ANN Senate 25 Key Club 35 Football 15 Track 1,2,3,4 CCapt.1. HEISSE, EDWIN 1634 W. 100TH ST. C431 ST. BAR- NABAS Senate 3,45 Mendelian 2,3,45 Choral 35 Dramatics 45 Spanish 3,45 Pep Squad 3,4. HENNESSY, KEVIN 1368 E. 53RD ST. C151 ST. THOM- AS APOSTLES Math 45 German 3,45 Monitor 25 Intramurals 1,2,3. HENSCHEL, CARL 14132 S. KEELER, BLUE ISLAND, ST. CHRISTOPHER Intramurals 1,2,3,4. HODGMAN, RICHARD 8032 S. HERMITAGE C201 LITTLE FLOWER Senate 1,2,35 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Pep Squad 2,3,45 Basketball 1,2, 3,4. HOLBA, THOMAS 11012 GREEN ST. C431 HOLY ROSARY Dramatics 45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Football 1,25 Basketball 25 Base- ball 1,2,3,4. HOLDERMAN, NORMAN 11126 S. VERNON AVE. C281 HOLY ROSARY IVANO, ROBERT 4159 W. 90TH ST., OAK LAWN, OUR LADY OF LORETTO Sanctuary Society 2,45 Key Club 3,45 Mendelian 1,2,3,4 CEditor15 Camera 25 Debate 2,3,4 CPres.15 Library 2,3 CPres.1. JACHNA, ALVIN 12403 GREEN ST. C431 SEVEN HOLY FOUNDERS Senate 2. I JATIS, JOSEPH 2731 W. 97TH ST. C425 ST. BER- NADETTE Radio 45 Intramurals 2,35 Track 2. JAWOR, GERALD 11924 S. PERRY C285 ST. LOUIS G.O.C. 2,3,45 Glee Club 3. JENNINGS, DANIEL 8024 JUSTINE C205 ST. SABINA Senate 15 Bowling 25 Minute Man 25 Pep Squad 45 Intramurals 1,2, 3,4. JOHNSON, JAMES 10433 AVENUE F C175 ST. FRANCIS Sanctuary Society 25 Senate 1,2, 3,45 Bowling 15 Intramurals 1,2, 3,4. JOSTES, THOMAS 11325 MICHIGAN AVE. C285 ST. NICHOLAS Dramatics 35 Bowling 1,2,3,4 CCapt.55 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. JUCIUS, LAWRENCE 10735 S. STATE ST. C285 ALL SAINTS Senate 35 Bowling 1,2,3,45 Intra- murals 2,35 Minute Man 2,3. KAIRIS, DENNIS 11147 S. DRAKE C435 ST. CHRIS- TINA Honor Society 45 Math 45 German 35 Bowling 45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Golf 45 Baseball 25 Football 3. KANE, RONALD 8615 S. LAFLIN C205 ST. KILIAN Senate 35 Choral 1,25 Booster 45 Intramurals 3,4. KANTOR, ROBERT 1152 E. 91ST ST. C195 ST. AILBE Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Football 1,25 Baseball 2,3,4. KASKY, ROBERT 11241 SOUTH PARK AVE. C285 HOLY ROSARY Sanctuary Society 1,25 Senate 15 Key Club 3,45 Dramatics 35 Math 45 Spanish 45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Pep Squad 45 Basketball 1,25 Swimming 2,3. KECH, GEORGE 14306 S. WABASH AVE. C275 QUEEN OF APOSTLES Sanctuary Society 2,35 Senate 25 Choral 35 Dramatics 45 Intramu- rals 25 Track 1,25 Tennis 3. KEELER, DENNIS 10949 HOMAN AVE. C435 ST. CHRISTINA Math 45 German 3,4. KELLEN, PHILIP 11412 S. FOREST AVE. C285 HOLY ROSARY Sanctuary Society 2,3,45 Choral 1,2,3,45 Dramatics 1,2,3,45 Radio 1,2,3. KEY, JAMES 10206 S. EBERHART C285 ST. JOHN BAPTIST Bowling 45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Baseball 2,3. KINNEY, RICHARD 7341 S. BLACKSTON C195 ST. LAWRENCE KLASEY, JOHN 9520 S. MERRION AVE. C175 OUR LADY GATE OF HEAVEN Mendelian 1,2,3,4 CFeature Edi- tor55 Choral 2,3,45 Dramatics 2, 3,4. KLAWITTER, JEAN 3812 SAUK TRAIL, RICHTON PARK, ST. IRENAEUS Sanctuary Society 1,2,3,45 Sen- ate lg Honor Society 3,45 Math 45 German 3,45 Bowling 35 Monitor 15 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Baseball 2. KLEIN, JACK 10333 S. CHARLES C435 ST. MAR- GARET Senate 25 Bowling 45 Booster 1,25 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Football 25 Baseball 2,3,4 CCapt.5. KLEIN, ROBERT 710 W. 144TH ST., RIVERDALE, QUEEN OF APOSTLES Math 4, German 3. KLICH, RAYMOND 15719 CARSE AVE., HARVEY, ST. JOHN Sanctuary Society 25 Senate 25 Minute Man 15 Football 3. KNOLL, THEODORE 17818 HIGHLAND AVE., HOME- WOOD, ST. JOSEPH Treas. Senior Class5 Senate 1,2, 3,45 Yearbook 4 CEditor55 German 35 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 Baseball 2. KOLANOWSKI, STEPHEN 13351 BALTIMORE C335 ST. FLOR- IAN Honor Society 3,45 Senate 45 Math 45 Bowling 45 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. KOSLOVIC, KERRY 11150 VERNON C285 HOLY ROS- ARY Dramatic 45 Intramurals 1,2. KRAUS, RICHARD 6633 S. WINCHESTER C365 ST. MARY OF MT. CARMEL Sanctuary 25 Honor Society 3,45 Key Club 3,45 Math 45 German 3,45 Bowling 4. KRISTIN, MYLAN 10439 PARNELL C285 HOLY ROS- ARY G.O.C. 35 Spanish 45 Minute Man 2,3,4. KROLAK, MICHAEL 17832 HENRY, LANSING, ST. COLUMBTA-T Bowling 3,45 Monitor 2,3. LAFFEY, RONALD 7752 CORNELL C495 OUR LADY OF PEACE Band 1,2,3,4. LENART, JOHN 13051 HOUSTON C335 ST. FLO- RIAN Intramural 4. LE ROSE, CHARLES 28 E. 119TH PL. C285 ST. AN- THONY Secy. Freshman, Sophomore and Junior CIasses5 Senate 1,2,3,45 Math 45 German 3,45 Bowling 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,45 Baseball 1,2,3,4 CCapt.5. LEWIS, RAYMOND 9830 S. HAMLIN C425 HOLY RE- DEEMER Honor Society 3,45 Senate 3,45 Yearbook 35 Choral 2,35 German 3,4. LISEK, BENEDICT 13227 BALTIMORE C335 ST. FLOR- IAN Senate 2,45 Radio 35 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. LORENZI, RONALD 13748 WALLACE C275 SAINT MARY Bowling 4 CCapt.55 Intramural 1,2,3,4. LUCAS, TOM 9308 S. HAMILTON C205 CHRIST THE KING Year- Book -3,45 Spanish 45 Track 3. MCCARTHY, TERRY 605 INGRAHAM AVE., CALUMET CITY, ST. VICTOR Vice Pres., Junior Class5 Drama- tics 45 Senate 1,2,3 CVice Pres.5, 45 German 35 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Pep Squad 1,2,3,45 Football 1,2, 3,45 Track 1,2,4. McCOY, JACK 1744 E. 84TH ST. C175 ST. FELICI- TAS McNULTY, PATRICK 243 E. 107TH ST. C285 HOLY ROSARY Pres., Sophomore Class5 Senate 1,2,35 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Foot- ball 1,35 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Base- ball 1. MAHONEY, WILLIAM 9741 S. BEVERLY C435 ST. MAR- GARET Sanctuary Society 3,4. MALLOY, BERNARD 7332 S. LOWE AVE. C215 ST. DOROTHY MARTELLO, WILLIAM 12464 S. MICHIGAN C285 ST. AN- THONY Sanctuary Society 45 Dramatics 4. MARTIN, BERNARD F. 7014 PARNELL AVE. C215 ST. BER- NARD Senate 2, Radio 3, Intramural 1,2, 3,4. MARTIN, BERNARD V. 10357 S. LAWNDALE C435 Queen OF MARTYRS Sanctuary Society 3, Science 4, Intramurals 1,2,3. MARX, WILLIAM 10845 S. LOWE C285 ST. NICHO- LAS Senate 3, Intramurals 1,2,3,4, Minute Man 2,3, Baseball 2. MAXWELL, RICHARD 1734 W. 80TH C205 LITTLE FLOW- ER Senate 2,3,4, Spanish 4, Intramu- rals 1,2,3,4, Minute Man 3. MEDERICH, PAUL 10812 S. GREEN C435 ST. CATH- ERINE Honor Society 2, Math 4, German 3, Bowling 4, Intramurals I,2,3,4. MESKAUSKAS, DAVE 12207 S. PERRY C285 SS PETER AND PAUL Sanctuary Society 2,3,4, Senate 2, Bowling 4, Baseball 2, Swimming 2, Track 1, Golf 4. MEUNIER, DONALD 66 W. 113TH ST. C285 ST. NICHO- LAS Sanctuary Society 2,3, Baseball 2, Intramurals I,2,3,4, Football 1,2. MEYERS, NICK IIOO6 S. TRUMBALL C425 ST. CHRISTINA Spanish 4, Math 4, Bowling 3. MICHNO, EUGENE 13333 BALTIMORE C335 ST. FLOR- IAN Sanctuary Society 1,2, Senate 2, Baseball 1. MILLAR, EDWARD 9539 s. Mozxuet C425 st. BER- NADETTE Hiking Club t,2,3,4. MILLAR, THOMAS 14136 KEELER, CRESTWOOD, ST. CHRISTOPHER Senate 3, German 3, Track 1, In- tramurals 1,2,3,4, Baseball 2,3,4. MILLER, DONALD 7715 S. BISHOP C205 ST. SABINA Mendelian CArtist5, Minute Man 3, Intramurals I,2,3,4. MOLONEY, DENNIS 8632 PARNELL C205 ST. KILIAN Senate 1,2,3, Bowling 4, Swim- ming 1, Intramurals I,2,3,4. MOORE, LYMAN 10000 PRAIRIE C245 ST. JOHN BAPTIST MORENO, RICHARD 3116 W. I3IST, BLUE ISLAND, ST. BENEDICT Mendelian 1,2,3, Key Club 3,4, Math 4, German 3,4, Intramurals 1,2,3,4, Track 1,4, Baseball 2. MUELLER, RICHARD 8520 S. CARPENTER C205 ST. KILI- AN Monitor 1, Minute Man 3. MULAC, ALLAN 253 W. 115TH ST. C285 ST. NICH- OLAS Sanctuary Society 2,3, Minute Man 1,2,4, Intramurals 1,2,3,4, Bowling 1,2 CCapt.5. MUIQERINK, JEROME 9630 S. MORGAN C435 ST. MAR- GARET MULLIGAN, PATRICK 1348 W. 97TH PL. C435 ST. MAR- GARET MURPHY, DAVID 8101 ENGLESIDE, ST. JOACHIM Senate 1, Intramurals 2,3. MURPHY, PATRICK 13842 DEARBORN, RIVERDALE, ST. MARY Senate 3,4, Math 4, Intramurals 1,2,3,4, Football 1,2,3,4 CCapt.5. MURPHY, THOMAS 11349 S. FOREST C285 HOLY ROS- ARY Radio 2, Debate 3, Library 2,3. NASTAV, JOHN 9932 PRAIRIE C285 ST. JOHN BAPTIST Sanctuary Society 2,3,4, Senate 4, Key Club 4, Minute Man 2,3,4. NEHER, NORMAN 1321 E. 72ND PL. C195 ST. LAW- RENCE Radio 4, Math 4, German 3, Monitor 2, Minute Man I,2,3,4. NOLAN, STEVE 13206 AVENUE O C335 ST. CO- LUMBA Minute Man 2,3, Intramurals 2, 3,4. NORRIS, KEVIN 244 KROTIAK, PARK FOREST, ST. IRENAEUS Band 4, Math 4. NORTHAM, BERNARD 10920 MILLARD C435 ST. CHRIS- TINA C.A.P. 4, Bancl 1, Spanish 3, ln- tramurals 1,2,3, Minute Man 1,2,3. NOVICK, MARTIN 8639 DAMEN AVE. C205 ST. ETH- ELREDA Library 3, Intramurals 1,2, Foot- ball 2, Track 1,2. NOVOSEL, JOHN 10944 AVENUE L C175 AN- NUNCIATA Math 4, German 3,4, Intramurals 1,2,3,4, Track 4. NOWAK, THOMAS 14546 S. SHERMAN AVE., POS- EN, ST. STANISLAUS Intramurals I,2,3,4. O'CONNOR, DAVID 18002 ARMITAGE, HOMEWOOD, ST. JOSEPH Vice Pres., Senior Class, Sanctu- ary Society 1,2,3,4, Senate 1,2, 3,4, Honor Society 3,4, Key Club 4, Monitor 1,2,4, Intramurals 1,2, 3,4, Pep Squad 4, Track 1,2,3, Basketball 1,2. O'DONNELL, EDWARD 2434 PRAIRIE C195 ST. CLOTILDE Sanctuary Society 1,2,3,4, Year- book 3, G.O.C. 3, Dramatics 3, Pep Squad 3,4, Monitor 1,2,3,4, Intramurals 1,2,3, Bowling 2, Baseball 1,2. OLEJNICZAK, ROBERT 8438 LUELLA C175 ST. MARY MAGDALEN Senate 3, Intramurals 1,2,3,4, Football 2,3, OLSON, PHILIP 8236 MAROUETTE C175 ST. MARY MAGDALEN Honor Society 3, Math 4 CPres.5, Pep Squad 3,4, Intramurals 1,2, 3,4, Football 3. O'MARA, MICHAEL 8211 CORNELL C175 ST. FELICITIS Yearbook 1,2,3, Pep Squad 3, ln- tramurals 1,2,3,4, Swimming 2. ORLOFF, DONALD 11736 PEORIA C435 ST. CATH- ERINE Minute Man 3, Intramurals 2,3,4, Football I,2,3,4. OSBORNE, THOMAS 8016 S. WOLCOTT C205 LITTLE FLOWER Honor Society 3, Senate 1,3, Yearbook 2, Key Club 3,4 CPres.5, Choral 1,2,3. O'SHEA, THOMAS 8828 S. THROOP C205 ST. KILIAN Honor Society 3,4, Senate 1,2, 3,4, Math 4, Pep Squad 3, Intra- murals 1,2,3,4, Basketball 2. OTTEN, HAROLD 1346 W. 99TH ST. C435 ST. MAR- GARET C.A.P. 4, Bowling 3,4, Monitor 1,2,3,4, Intramurals 1,2,3,4, Foot- ball 1,2, Basketball 1,2. PARCIAK, JAMES 11240 S. DRAKE C435 ST. CHRIS- TINA Intramurals 3,4. PARISE, ROBERT 11410 S. STATE ST. C285 ST. NICHOLAS Minute Man 1,25 Bowling 45 In- tramurals 1,2,3,4. PASSANTINO, MICHAEL 3837 W. 109TH ST. C435 ST. CHRISTINA Sanctuary Society 25 Choral 15 Bowling 1,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Booster 1,25 Baseball 1,2,3,4. PEARSON, ARTHUR 116 E. 117TH PL. C285 ST. AN- THONY Yearbook 25 G.O.C. 2,3,4 CVice Pres.55 C.A.P. 45 Monitor 2,35 In- tramurals 1,2,3. PEDZIWATER, DANIEL 14801 EVERS, DOLTON, ST. MARY' Senate 25 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. PEGORIN, JOSEPH 304 E. 138TH ST., RIVERDALE, ST. MARY Intramurals 1,2,3,4. PERKOWSKI, THEODORE 1232 W. 103RD ST. C435 ST. MAR- GARET Sanctuary Society 1,45 C.A.P. 4 C1st Lt.55 Science 15 Spanish 35 Math 15 Intramurals 1,45 Minute Man 1,3. PETERSON, LAWRENCE 9151 BLACKSTONE C195 ST. AIL- BES Pres., Senior Class5 Sanctuary So- ciety 1,25 Honor Society 2,3,4 CPres.55 Senate 1,2,3,4 CPres.55 Key Club 3,4 CVice Pres.55 Pep Squad 3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Football 1,25 Basketball 2,3. POTOCKI, RICHARD 12401 PRINCETON C285 ASSUMP- TION B.V.M. Senate 15 Key Club 4 CSecy.55 Monitor 2,3,45 Swimming 1,2. QUINN, JAMES 3646 W. 113TH ST. C435 ST. CHRISTINA Senate 1,2,35 Choral 15 Bowling 2,45 Booster 1,25 Intramurals 1,2, 3,4. QUINN, WILLIAM 8512 S. ABERDEEN C205 ST. KILI- AN Senate 2,45 Monitor 3,45 Intra- murals 1,2,3,45 Football 1,25 Bas- ketball 3,4. QUIRK, LAWRENCE 8545 S. ELIZABETH C205 ST. KILIAN Sanctuary Society 25 Senate 15 Bowling 45 Basketball 1. RACZEK, RONALD 12352 ADA C435 SEVEN HOLY FOUNDERS Bowling 3. RADVILA, LEO , 3454 W. 64TH PL. C295 NATIVITY OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY Sanctuary Society 2,3,45 Honor Society 35 Senate 15 Radio 35 Math 45 German 35 Intramurals 3,4. RAGO, ALEXANDER 12445 STATE ST. C285 ST. AN- THONY Senate 45 Radio 1,2,3 CSecy.55 Bowling 45 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. RASMUS, ADRIAN 255 E. 107TH ST. C285 ALL SAINTS Bowling 3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Football 15 Track 2. REANO, JOHN 10231 RHODES C285 ST. JOHN BAPTIST Senate 1,25 Key Club 45 Basket- ball 25 Football 1,2,3. REDMOND, JOSEPH 14227 S. UNION AVE. C275 QUEEN OF APOSTLES Senate 35 Radio 35 German 35 Bowling 15 Intramurals 2. REGAN, JOHN 8149 EBERHART C195 ST. DORO- THY Sanctuary Society 1,25 Intramu- rals 1,2,3,45 Football 1. RESZEL, RICHARD 10732 S. TRUMBALL C435 ST. CHRISTINA Senate I,2,35 German 3. ROGERS, WILLIAM 10448 S. RACINE C435 ST. MAR- GARET Sanctuary Society 25 Senate 35 Bowling 3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Football 1,2,3. ROSS, ALBERT 190 INTEROCEAN AVE., CHICA- GO HEIGHTS, ST. ANN Intramurals 1,35 Minute Man 2,3, 45 Monitor 3. SANCHEZ, JOHN 11634 S. PRAIRIE C285 ST. AN- THONY Key Club 45 C.A.P. 45 Choral 35 Pep Squad 3,45 Intramurals 35 Track 1,4. SATTI, JOHN 11418 SOUTH PARK C285 ST. AN- THONY Honor Society 3,45 Radio 2,35 Spanish 45 Intramurals 2. SCHAEFER, ARTHUR 14617 VINE, HARVEY, QUEEN OF APOSTLES Sanctuary Society 1,25 Senate 25 Bowling 3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. SCHLEE, JOSEPH 11025 NORMAL AVE. C285 ST. NICHOLAS Sanctuary Society 45 German 3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Football 1,2, 3,4. SCHMIDT, FREDERICK 728 E. 91ST PL. C195 ST. JOA- CHIM German 35 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Football 1,2,3,4. SCHOLL, LYNN 3647 W. 113TH ST. C435 ST. CHRISTINA Sanctuary 35 Dramatics 45 Bowl- ing 15 Minute Man 35 Monitor 3. SCHUBA, PAUL 10026 WOOD ST. C435 ST. BAR- NABAS Mendelian 1,2,35 Key Club 3,45 Choral 1,2,35 Bowling 3. SCHULLER, RICHARD 12117 PARNELL AVE. C285 ST. CATHERINE Choral 1,2,3,45 Radio 45 Ger- man 3. SCHULTZ, RAYMOND 1241 W. 78TH PL. C205 ST. SA- BINA Sanctuary Society 15 Bowling 1, 2,35 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. SCHURGERS, ROBERT 633 E. 88TH ST. C195 ST. JOA- CHIM Senate 45 Minute Man 2,3,4. SCHUTZENHOFER, JAMES 16031 SPRINGFIELD, MARKHAM, ST. GERARD Secy., Senior Class5 Senate 1,2,3 CTreas.55 Monitor 1,25 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Football 1,2. SENNERUD, ARNOLD 7847 WOODLAWN C195 ST. FRANCIS Math 45 German 35 Minute Man 25 Monitor 1,2,3. SERAFIN, JOHN 8500 PHILLIPS AVE. C175 IMMAC- ULATE CONCEPTION B.V.M. German 35 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2. SHANAHAN, JOHN 8419 S. RACINE C205 ST. KILIAN Radio 25 Minute Man 3,45 Intra- murals 2,3,4. SHAW, WILLIAM 9352 SO. MAY C205 ST. MAR- GARET Bowling 2,3,45 Minute Man 2,35 Intramurals 1,2,3. SILL, RONALD 9538 UNIVERSITY AVE. C285 OUR LADY OF HUNGARY Senate 2,35 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3. SIMARD, JOSEPH 10535 PERRY AVE. C281 HOLY ROSARY Sanctuary Society 1,2,35 Bowl- ing 3. SMITH, EDWARD 8421 S. RACINE C201 ST. KILIAN Radio 25 Math 35 Pep Squad 3,45 Minute Man 3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3. SMITKO, THOMAS 8139 BURNHAM AVE. C171 ST. BRIDE Sanctuary Society 1,2,3,45 Year- book 35 Key Club 45 Choral 4 CPres.15 German 35 Minute Man 2,35 Track 1,2. SOMODI, RONALD 1239 E. 92ND ST. C191 OUR LADY OF HUNGARY Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Football 1,2, 3,4. SPEEDWELL, JOHN 10322 LAWNDALE C431 QUEEN OF MARTYRS SPILLER, JOHN 138 KENSINGTON C281 ST. AN- THONY Sanctuary Society 35 Band 1,25 In- tramurals 3,45 Minute Man 3,45 Monitor 2. STANKIEWICZ, VALENTINE 12337 CARPENTER C431 SEVEN HOLY FOUNDERS STEWART, JOHN 7050 HARPER C371 ST. I.AW- RENCE Senate 2,45 Bowling 2,3,45 Intra- murals I,2,3,4. STIEMAN, JOHN 13355 INDIANA AVE., RIVER- DALE, ST. MARY Senate 15 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Basketball 2,3,4. STOLK, WILLIAM 2128 E. 96TH ST. C171 OUR LADY GATE OF HEAVEN Bowling 25 Monitor 4. STROMBERGER, HAROLD 10700 RIDGEWAY C431 ST. CHRISTINA Bowling 25 Monitor 45 Football 35 Baseball 2. SZUMLAS, LEONARD 13118 AVENUE N C331 ST. FLORIAN ' Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2, 3,4. TELLERS, GEOFFREY 2321 W. 113TH PL. C431 ST. CAJETAN Choral 3,4 CPres.15 Bowling 1,2,35 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Track 25 Ten- nis 3. TILLING, JACK 4836 W. I44Tl'l, MIDLOTHIAN, ST. GEORGE Senate 45 Mendelian 2,3,45 Span- ish 45 Bowling 25 Intramurals 1,2, 3,45 Baseball 2. TOMPSON, CHARLES 7332 S. KENWOOD C191 ST. LAW- RENCE Senate 35 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Pep Squad 45 Basketball 2. TRZUPEK, HENRY 13308 HOUSTON C331 ST. FLORI- AN Senate 35 Minute Man 3,4. VAHEY, JAMES 1633 E. 67TH ST. C471 ST. LAW- RENCE Minute Man 2,3,4. VAN ETTEN, GERALD 10604 SOUTH PARK C281 ST. JOHN Senate 2,35 Bowling 45 Football 2,3. VENNERGRUND, DONALD 18654 HIGHLAND, HOMEWOOD, ST. JOSEPH Mendelian 1,2,3,45 Yearbook 35 Math 45 Choral 2,3,45 German 3,45 Library 2,3. VERGAMINI, ROBERT 352 E. 1I6TH C281 ST. ANTHONY Secy., Sophomore Class5 Slide- Rule 45 Sanctuary Society 1,2,3,45 Monitor 1,2,35 Baseball 3 CMgr.15 Bowling 4 CCapt.1. VIGNASSE, ALBERT 11139 SOUTH PARK C281 HOLY ROSARY Senate 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 152, 3,45 Basketball 1. VIOLANTE, FRANK 11618 WENTWORTH C281 ST. LOUIS Sanctuary Society 1,45 Senate 1,45 Bowling 3,45 Intramurals I,2,3,4 WAGNER, JAMES 14121 SO: DEARBORN, RIVER- DALE, QUEEN OF APOSTLES Sanctuary Society 1,2,35 Senate 45 Math 45 German 3,45 Baseball 2,45 Intramurals I,2,3,4. WALSH, JOHN 1448 E. 74TH ST. C191 ST. LAW- RENCE Bowling 25 Intramurals I,2,3,4. WALSH, WILLIAM 8423 MICHIGAN C191 ST. CLO- TILDES Senate 15 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Basketball 2,3,4. WIESE, FREDERICK 12274 S. LOVELAND, BLUE IS- LAND, ST. BENEDICT Dramatics 45 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 25 Baseball 1,2. WILIMON, BERNARD 12515 S. EMERALD C281 SS PETER 84 PAUL Sanctuary Society 1,2,3,45 Ger- man 35 Bowling 2,3,45 Intramu- rals 1,4. WILSON, JOHN 10536 CAMPBELL C431 ST. JOHN FISHER Minute Man 2,35 Monitor 2,3. WOJCIK, WALTER 11927 LAFAYETTE C281 ST. SAL- OMEA Sanctuary Society 2,3,45 C.A.P. 45 Bowling 2,3,4. WOOD, JOHN 8804 RICHMOND ST. C421 ST. BERNADETTE Treas., Freshman Class5 Pep Squad 45 Intramurals I,2,3,4. ZANON, THOMAS 731 E. 104TH ST. C281 ST. JOHN BAPTIST Secy. Junior Class5 Senate 35 Sanc- tuary Society 2,35 Minute Man 2,3,4. z1LLER, cARL 124 E. 124TH st. C281 st, AN- THONY Intramurals 1,25 Minute Man 3,4. ZIMMERMAN, GEORGE 10900 S. MILLARD C431ST. CHRIS- TINA C.A.P. 45 Band 15 Spanish 35 In- tramurals 1,2,3,45 Minute Man 2,3,4. ZIRRETTA, ROBERT 332 E. 103RD ST. C281 ST. JOHN BAPTIST Vice Pres., Freshman Class5 Sen- ate 35 Key Club 3 CSecy.1,45 Pep Squad 35 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Swimming 3. ZOLL, STEPHEN 11121 S. ALBANY C431 ST. CHRIS- TINA Pres., Junior Class5 Senate 1,25 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Football 1,2, 3,4. The statt wishes to express its deepest gratitude to Milton, our school photog- rapher, tor his many generous services in our behalf. Without him, this book would never have been a success. The statt recognizes only too well its lack ot professional ability, but what is lacking there is made up tor by our desire to give tellow stu- dents a bit ot history to carry with them. This desire Milton heightened by his en- thusiasm. Yuhooxs gf, YACUAAMERE DP OUMIXY ,LA ,QLf4'2,,,,L