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

Text from Pages 1 - 142 of the 1962 volume:

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His background in the Augustinian education Held is impressives Bachelor of Arts, Villanova University, Bachelor of Science in Ed- ucation, Villanova, where for a time he was a professor, Vice- Rector of Cascia Hall, Tulsa, Vice-Rector of St. Rita, 1952-l956, Rector of Mendel, i956-i959 and presently prior of Austin High, Detroit. Well known are Fr. Cavanaugh's efforts in sharpening to keen edge Mendel's system of academic achievement. The Mon- arch now acknowledges his contribution in this twin dedication. Rev. Martin J. O'Neill, OSA. Before taking his place in the forming of Mendel's history, Father has, since his ordination, been actively engaged in Augustinian educative enterprises. After finishing his graduate vvorlc at the Catholic University of America tovvard a Master's Degree in Sociology, Father was assigned to St. Rita High School, in Chicago. He next was appointed to the first faculty upon the founding of St. Monica Seminary in Oconomowoc, Wisconsin. By Provincial appointment, he was assigned for a three year term as Procurator of Cascia Hall, Tulsa, Oklahoma. And for the next twelve years he acted in the capacity of Prefect of Studies and Assistant Head- master at Cascia Hall. Since i959 he has held the office of Rec- tor at Mendel. Under his capable and experienced leadership, Mendel has continued to advance in its contribution for the educa- tion of Catholic youth. REV. ALBERT HILLEBRAND, O.S.A. Vice-Rector. Student Activities Villanova University, B.A. De Paul University, M.A. Moderator: Alumni Association Senior Class REV. FRANCIS CRAWFORD, O.S.A. Vice-Rector: Academic Affairs Villanova University, B.A. Catholic University, M.A. De Paul University, Sp. Ed. REV. BERNARD McCONVILLE, O.S.A. Perfect of Discipline Villanova University, B.A. Villanova University, M.A. These are the men who must watch the phases of administration imme- diately under their purview, in or- der to facilitate, expedite and insure Mendel's smoothness ot op- eration at many levels of concern: scholastic, iuclicial, directive, ti- nancial. To their desks come the daily headaches and under their constant attention and close co- operation, the structure of the school set-up is maintained, tur- thered and kept tortihed. Procurator Villanova University, B.A. Catholic University, M.A. +.-ff REV. JOHN GAVIN, USA. Vice-Rector: Guidarce and Student Ccunselcr Villanova Universittf, B A Cqrhck University pl Amfvica, MA. Mcdcvztor: Freshrofzfi if S 15 REV. EDWARD GRACE, O.S.A. if W .ir MR. THADDEUS OSOWSKI Administrative Assistant De Paul University, Ph.B. De Paul University, M.A. rv' REV. EDWARD SULLIVAN, O.S.A. Villanova University, B.A. Dean of Religion Department Director ofAugus1inian Guild REV. EDWIN KUCZYNSKI, O.S.A. Villanova University, B.A. Catholic University, M.A, Chaplain W REV. JAMES FLYNN, O.S.A. Villanova University, B.A Catholic University, MA. REV. ROLLINS LAMBERT Ufivwsitv of Chicago, B.A Uwiverzfy of Chicago, M.A St Moi. of the Lake, S.T.L. 16 .,... Lrg: ' 3 ' I I Ilia MR. ROBERT ZWEIG Northwestern University, B.S. Dean of English Department REV. RICHARD SKRIBA St. Mary at the Lake, BA. St. Mary ottI1eLake, MA, REV. WILLIAM LYONS St. Mary of the Lake, BA. St, Mary of the Lake, MA., S.T.B. REV. WILLIAM WEISS St, Mary ot the Lake, BA. St. Mary of the Lake, M.A. St. Mary of the Lake, S.T.L REV. MULCAHY FR. DONALD BATES, O,S.A, Viilonovo University, BA Modercutor of Monorcln MR. MICHAEL KIRBY Marquette University, B.S. 'whiff nl' SVI' fww wily' tr, ,i,.. -2 gy, ,3 an 'CQ L e h 5315... fy , 21335 ' st ,Q ti. wk 1 , w-Law r 1 MR. EDWIN HARRINGTON De Paul University, B.A. Moderator: Debating Society MR. DONALD LUCAS St. Procopius Assistant Athietic Director REV. JAMES MURPHY, O,S.A, H Villanova University, B.A., M.S. in L.Sc. M me Q Modero1or:Mendelion Assistant Librarian Afllpi l 60.4155-'C I ew: 5' Nw., , o 5,3 R MR. JAMES WELLS s. O DR. JOHN O'NEILL, Pl1.D. De Pcxul University Counselor Mission Club Junior Class DePaul Universify, B.A, REV. WILLIAN O'ROURKE Villonovu University, BA. MR. THADDEUS OSOWSKI Moderofon Mothers' Club De Paul Universily, B.P. De Paul Universily, MA. Deon of Moll1 Deporlrneni Moderc1Tor:M:1Tl1 Club 1 3 Gln REV. VINCENT BURNELL, OSA. Villanova University, B,A. REV. JOSEPH HENNESSEY, O.S.A. Villanova University, BA. ,ff ,mv- ' MR. JOSEPH MAGEE St. Mary's College, B.S Coach: Football ' MR. JAMES MEYER St. Norbert College. B,S. Coach: Asst. Varsity Basketball Bantams and Flys Track and Cross Country 20 MR. FRANCIS NOLAN St. Benedict's College, BA. MR. ROBERT SPIEWAK Roosevelt University, BS. REV. EDMUND HAYES, O.S.A. Villanova University, BA, Columbia Tech, lvl,B, . MR. ROBERT STRANCE illinois institute at Technology, B.S REV. ALVIN METZGER, OSA. Villanova University, BA, Catholic University, M.S. Dean of Science Department Moderator: Mendel Key Club Sophomore Class Chemistry Club MR. RICHARD BAUM John Carroll University, B.S Moderator: Physics Club 21 MR. NICHOLAS CAMERA De Poul University, B.S. De Poul University, P.E. iiii if gf XE: if web + MR. JEREMIAH HARTMAN De Poul University, B,S. Americon College of Physical Educofion, B.P.E. 1 t x -Y i Eff' www! Y i i . gg, ,. : i wk . ,.c, ,, MR. PAUL LOPARCO my um W Moderator: Biology Club Embryo in eau xim MR. JAMES McCLINTOCK George Williorns College, B.S. iflwwirrsmwtlfswff Northern Illinois University, B.S. REV. ERWIN DODGE Loyola University, B.S. Cotholic University, M.S. Moderator: Mendel Music Associotion REV. THOMAS VANTHIENEN, O.S.A. University of Utrecht Moderator: Radio Club MR. DIOSCORO CANONIGO Centro Escczdor University, B.S. Loyolo University, M.A. REV. WILBUR LABADIE, O.S.A. Villanova University, B.A. Villanova University, M.A. Deon of Longuoge Department Athletic Director viii: l-MSMQQS 'wy- BALNEAE dl Irusx-r1 tK. J' MISS MILDRED ERHART MR. KENNETH DELANEY University of Chicago, M.A., Ph,B. De Paul University, B.A. 'E ,ff 23 W.. REV. THOMAS KOENIG REV. JOSEPH STOBBA, O.S.A. Villanova University, BA. Villanova University, BA., M.S. in L.Sc Assistant Chaplain Librarian Moderator of Library Club ocwlb ' 4... REV. CORNELIUS LEHANE, O.S.A. Villanova University, BA. Catholic University, M,A. Dean of Social Science Department MR. JOSEPH FORLENZA St. .loseph's College, BA. Coach: Freshman Football MR. RAYMOND JANULIUS Valparaiso University, B.S. A-xii:-...ga MR. DONALD MCNAMARA Loyola University, B.A., MA. MR. JOSEPH PHELAN Drake UniversiTy, BS. Coach: Varsity Basketball Junior Varsity Basketball Frosh-Soph Baseball MR. MELVI N PROVENCH ER Universify of lllinois, BS. 25 ff' .r M 314' 1h ' MR. THADDEUS PIECH De Paul University, B.A. f! tw -e--My I .XV film N MW. 'f,:. , , Business 'X s. 'if V i in t se- A 1 gs. ,f-x,,wmWN Ik, sW,...6,?? 4 FFS... A ,. ,W , ss., , . I-s :r,:f3,J - -r 'x W . .. I 'F ' MR. VITO MITALLO St. Joseph's College, B.S. Plgicalz MR. JAMES DIAMOND De Paul University, B.S. American College of Physical Educa- tion, BRE. MR. LOUIS GUIDA Moderator: Golf Team South Dakota State, B.A. Coach: Assistant Varsity Football REV. RONALD TURCICH, O.S.A. Villanova University, B.A. De Paul University, M.A. Deon of Business Education Assistant Prefect of Discipline Moderator: Fathers' Club Bowling League ,H ,,- ' My SX' h L .XX 3 RR WEQSSTQ. x.. Ii, Wrestling MR. JOSEPH HOFFMAN Chicago Teachers College, B. of Ed. QP. E ,fl ff' J Mr. Williom Kerigan, Accountant Miss Marion Kerigan, Registrar TSW . wwf X Mrs. Ann Grapenihin Mrs. Gwen Dunphy Ti? wry-yr Miss Dean Oedzes, Librarian Mrs. Anne Loewig Mrs. Inez Parker Brofher Phillip Brother Raymond 27 I J Mr. Leo Lirnlznlcom, Mr. Mike Hickey Mr. Francis Bemis Supervisor Mrs. Mrs Mrs W mi X. ' . . r N Rcnold Smilli Mr. Adam Anyszko swiss. Pofricici Hickey . Marge Pmnseigo .Angeline Covoliere Mr. Joseph Bczzo Below left: ,lla Mr. Jock Frigo sk , Q, A f k 4s1,::y,a ' . . ,.. K, . , Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs, Mrs. Mrs. Belo Murgoref Kennedy Mory Aclducci .lcmetre Midkif? Elisa Sclcxzor Koflwleen Watson Josephine Sisko w: Mr. Milton Snyder I ' sw, W M gl infix-sne,'fQ , , .1 1 L- 4 7 . , A Bafferrng af and beselglng The gates of learning what else? ln the Mendel plan for bringing young men To a knowledge of Themselves and The world, The shots you see here are steps on A rnghf Jugs are ugs but why such malicnous de Mr. Hartmann today. af q 1554 NV '--.3 fm :m maxim s as my mffz1i 'Y' N. 'F WAN, Nm w' '89 fi X as-ns fafgl E I , ffm J' -5 X Q fx I , -Q' 1 nf' ' ma M . I R 3, , 3 f ' if I M if L. 'ul i 55 ff 'W wx ...o- Clwses Dale R, Anderson 111392 Wushvenaw Hi-5-3977 Donald W. Anderson I44I2 Wentworth Riverdale Vi-9-4271 Sheldon F. Anderson 12623 Elizabelh Fu-5-3253 Peter J. 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Curli 214 E. 107 St. Wa-8-0749 Kennelh O. Carlson l34I2 Buffalo Mi6-1237 Eugene M. Curollo H829 Harvard Pu-5-6641 Ronald J. Cana 10733 Edbrooke Ca-4-2072 Peler P. Cetera 10812 Vincennes Ee-3-3079 Baron A. CheHer 305 W. 124 St. Pu-5-6143 George A. clreerer l245I Wenlworth Wcr8-2175 James W. Church B701 Maraaene Sc-I-5890 Thomas R. Cieslewicz 8347 Marquette Es-5-1307 Raymond J. :mae 9647 Peoria Hi-5-5320 Michael F, Clausen 8838 Morgan Hi-8-2103 Charles A. Clifford 28 E. H3 Sl. Co-4-0719 Kennefh A. Culs 7841 Bennett S08-0310 Frank J. Collin 3200 W. 205 Sl. olyrnpaa Helaa Pi-8-8838 Reber! J. Condon 2524 W. 110 PI. Be-357849 John 1. Conneely 7938 Kenwood Re-4-6373 Nizholas C. Connelly 10433 Sungumon Be-3-B765 Charles P. Conway 9147 Clyde Bc:-I-4710 Michael R. Coslello I4I30 Wabash Riverdale VI-9-4426 John T. Cox 7337 Paxton Sc-8-6194 Gerald J. Dannis 12800 Cnllorrlia Blue Island Fu-5-2949 Russel R. De Bruin 730 E. 105 Pl. Wu-8-1766 Richard 1. Del Fuvem IIBN7 S. Michigan Ave. cnleaaa 28 ca447999 Janrae oeraelr 7724 Avalon Chicago I9 Sor8-4443 William s,n1grJa 10332 Rhodes Chicago 28 95.545185 Philip v. Donelly 7729 s. Harnllran chaeaaa 20 45-4-5188 John 1. naady . 11921 s. Lowe cnleaaa 25 wa-8-8551 Jarnee R. Dorsey 1535 E. 77lh sl. cnaeaaa 49 1aae1-4157 -Jnarnae s. nranaer 10045 Prarae Chicago 28 1n.ses757 Richard w. nnsall 11021 s, Green clnaaga 43 Pu-5-6790 Joseph u. Dudley 2730 w. 98111 sr. Evergreen Parlr Ga-241548 Paul E. Dudxik 222 w. 105111 Pl. cnleaga QB ca-4-2429 11rernaeJ. Duffy 2559 E. 7411. sr. clraeaga 49 Re-4-1587 Thaneae H. Dunne 2045 w. 103rd sl. Chicago 43 Hi-5-7492 luelrara P. Dust 11028 Avenue 8 clneaaa I7 Edward 8. Dzukowic 15801 Loomis Aye. Harvey Ed-I-1374 Kenneth F, Eurner 9052 s. May Chicago 20 H1-5-0732 John n, slenreny 8537 Dorchester clneaaa 19 80441791 Thames lz. eyane 8341 s. carpenler clrleaga 20 48,4-4007 Edward A, ranrner 14500 LaSalle Dollon Vi-47-2552 William J. Federbusch 2755 w. lO2nd sl. clneaaa 42 Be-342418 Pafrizk J. relyey 2542 w. 84111 51. clrsaaaa 59 He-45025 Jalrn A. Faaee 10829 lnalana cnaeaaa 28 wa.8.1945 Janes 4. Fowler IZIBB s.1zae1ne cnleaga 43 ln-8-3935 Heal. la. Fey 12315 s. 1.asalle clrnaaa 28 C54-8248 anne E. rraneen 110 w. 140111 caan Chicago 27 Vi-9-2276 Ar1hur A. Frigo 11225 Farreelyalle Chicago . 28 Co-4-8716 Larrle 1. rriaa 522 E. 115111 sl, Chicago 28 ca,4.1274 edward w. Gallagher 10915 s. Peoria sr. Chicago 43 was-5151 James A. olenas 10107 s.cal11rne1 clnleaaa 28 wa-8-3338 Keivh J. c-lan 9350 laella cnlaaaa I7 sa-1,2079 Alben J. Gluchowski 8715 Maranene Aye. clneaaa 17 sa-1-0452 lzaleen s. cadwin 11518 Bell chaeaaa 43 Hi-5-4741 George E. Goes 11125 indiana Chicago 28 25.5.5584 lzaleerl s. salrlyn 10805 Terrence Ave. Chicago I7 So-887467 Raphael L. Garner 10700 s. Harding sv. chieaga 55 23941-932 snlaaaa Nl, Gonzales 443 E. 115111 sl. Chicago 28 ln-8-5891 Richard J. Gay 11133 s. Wallace sv. cnleaaa 28 Pa-549015 Michael L. c-eeaeelri 8525 Exananae Ave. clraeaaa I7 So-8-1681 vierar P. c-radiear 3554 E. 97111 sl. Chicago I7 Ba-I-7505 Richard 1. Greenwell 11570 wallaee chicago 28 Wca8-4566 Jarnee M. Grieael B434 Euclid Chicago I7 Baal-8301 John lz. sraeeek 12015 Michigan Ave, chicago 28 Pa-5-5257 Jarnee A, Guxfis I 10554 Eelbraalre chicago 28 Co-4-0268 Ronald J. Hameefman 7549 Saginaw chicago 47 1ze.4.344s John E. Hnnnnn 8869 s. lcllaare Hometown Ga-4-6074 Paul A. Heaeaae 11443 Union Ave. chicago 28 Pu-5-9468 Jarnea A. 1-leanle 10359 Rhodes cnleaaa 28 Pu-5-7551 Wilbur M. Helms 11823 lcarnenelry 41515 rn-8-2289 William J. Hennessy 1450 Birch Rd. Hanewaaa Sy-5-1553 Robert 0. Heyl 10444 s. Avers clneaga 55 H15-0155 rlrarnae J. Higgins 7750 Coles Aye. Chicago 49 1ze.1.1585 William A. Higgins 10025 Lowe Chicago QB se.3.5120 Michael w, Hake 8933 s. Crandon Chicago 17 So-8-6728 Robert J. Hooker 10352 Sncramenio Chicago 55 sef3.1993 lzlelrara J. Hawara 7531 s. Paxlan Chicago 49 Re-4-3015 nanalel J, Hudek 11322 Forest Chicago 28 ca.4-3552 Eugene G. Jaeger 14743 Klmburk Dolron Vi-9-4910 Timothy J. Jalrnleawelri 2844 E. 84111 St. chleaaa 17 Re-4-0847 Michael W. Janeczku 13422 Avenue N Chicago 33 M1-6-0270 Ronald J, Junnusek 14620 S. Whipple Posen Fu-8-8108 Jerome E, Jaros 3634 W. 54rl1 Sf. Chicago 32 Lu-5-9479 Donald M. Jennings 8024 Justine chicago 20 Tr-4-7304 Barry L. Johnson 9949 S. Wentworth Chmcgo 28 Wo-8-5785 James J, Johnsen 11315 South Park cnaaaga 28 Pu-5-8739 Dennis s. Joy 10716 S. Bell chicago 43 H1-5-3703 Michael L. Kusu 10738 Wabash clnaaaa 28 Co-4-1959 Thomas J. Kuiulu H927 Weniwodh Chicago QE Co-4-4915 'rnnallry E. Kavanough 10535 S, Hamilton clneaga 43 Be-8-4729 Michael F, lceeley 9049 Dante chicago 19 Es-5-B348 James lz. Kelly B151 Kimbcrk chicago I9 So-B-0897 Daniel J, Kennelly IO930 S. Hoyne Chicago 43 Hir5-4449 Raymond J. Kenney! 8933 May Chicago 20 Be-B-4420 John T. Kern 14540 Avlanvla Dolron Vi-9-3521 rlrernae J. King 9020 S. Racine Chicago 20 Be-3-6000 Frank R. Knor 8507 Bishop chicago 20 Be-3-2194 Jemey P, Koch 10859 s. Morgan clraeaaa 43 Wa-8-2597 Gary P. Kocoluwskif 9116 Woodlawn clrleaga I9 Re-I-0608 Timothy E. Kosluskus 8828 Brandon Ave. Urleaga 17 Sa-I-9136 Leo R. Koziol I 1808 S. Wallace Chicago 28 In-B-5129 Robert J. Kramer 324 E. 109111 SL Chicago 28 Wo-B-5865 Sfunley J. Krsak 13107 Blandon Chicago 33 Mi-6-0717 Raymond A. Kuna 12448 Emerald Ave, chicago 28 Wu-8-8682 William H. Kuglich 11911 Maple Ave. Blue Island Fu-8-2254 Daniel E. Kuzlik IIB42 S. Hale f chaeaaa 43 Hi-5-3789 Peter S. LuBurbara 12204 Wentworth clraeaga 28 Co-4-4971 Gerald 11. Lana 11515 S, Longwood Dr, Chicago 43 Pr-9-5040 earl J. Lang 9351 sanaarnan chicago 20 Hi-5-0620 Richard C. Larson 14437 Edbrooke chicago 27 v1.9.1933 William J. laeelraleer 1044 W. 55011 Sf, clrleaaa 9 85-8-5312 Walter J. Lash 12233 LaSalle Chicago 28 WorB-9499 lzaben J. Lavery 8535 oanle Chicago I9 Su-I-5632 Paul J. Lehner 2243 I23rd Pl. Blue Island Fu-B-E142 Jalrn 4. Lekayaen 12401 s. unaan Aye, clneaaa 28 We-B-9047 William R. Lieber 9760 Woodlawn Chicago 28 84-1-9399 Gerald lc. Lindner 10731 Avenue 0 Clrieaga 17 Esr5-B044 Leonard A. Liscioho H124 5. Champlain cmeaaa 28 Wo-8-1378 Roberl J. limk BGQO S. Loirube Oak Lawn Ner6-3342 Rnberf J. Laonrap f 7731 carnell Chicago 49 So-8-2637 clrarlee E. Lyon H025 Vernon cnieaaa 28 ca,-4.2738 sawera J. Mackey 7047 Bennett chiaaga 49 85,8-4575 rlrarnae w. Maaaelalr f 135 E. 11911. sl. Chicago 28 Wo-8-6572 Reber! o, Mahle f 7 w. 14511. sr. Riverdale V19-5511 Gerald J. Maier 10357 s. Whipple clrleaga 55 1ae.8.8507 Kevin M. Mnlur f 10249 5 cnarlee chicago 43 Pre9.0013 John P. Manllrey 8639 s. Morgan Chicago 20 Trr4-7220 Frank L. Marnran 8801 Paxran Aye. Chicago I7 lze.1.4238 nrarnae c. Marszewski 1050 w. lO4fh sl. chicago 43 Be-3-6702 Steven J. Mariinich 13032 Muskegon chicago 33 M1-5.1891 charles D. Nlanlna 12332 v1ne1nnee Blue Island 385-4758 arlan F. Marlan 109 w. 113111 sr, chicago 28 ca4-7945 James w, Maeeerean , 7525 Euclid cnaeaaa 49 So-8-4118 Dennis M. Maurer 5537 Chaucer Oak Fareel lce-2-1398 rreaerielr J, Muuer 8124 Drexel Chicago I9 V1-6-1578 . Duane v, Mauaeayalla 139 5. ll50h sl. chicago 25 wa-8-0828 nennae L. Mauarana 10754 Eberharf Chicago 28 P5-5-4998 Robert P. MeA5arne 10537 :vale clraeaaa 28 ca-4-5124 John M. MeA1aan 9515 Harnxllan chicago 43 Hi-5-9332 William D. McCann 9008 waaalawn chicago I9 SQ-B-7384 Jann 4. Mecanlay 17640 Golfview Aye. Harnewaaa sy-8-1752 James P. Meclawry 9722 Wlnelan Chicago 43 Ee-B-7709 William J. McGrcne 8833 s. carpenrer chicago 20 Be-B-7312 Philip M. Meerarn 1243 W. 97111 SV. Chicago 43 Hi-5-3334 Charles C, McKenna B545 s. Kenwood cnieaga 19 Re-'l-5443 Tlrarnar R. M:Ni:hoIas! 10927 s. carnpleell chicago 55 Be-8-4423 John P. Meinzenbuch l25Ol S. Stole SI. Chicago 28 PU-5-7197 Thomas J. Meriwether 535 5. IOOGI1 Pl. clneage 28 WarB-3832 wnlaarn 4, Meyering 7716 Benneit Ave. Chicago 49 Es-5-271 I George P. Michaels 2910 E. 9501 Sf. clneaaa 17 So-8-1893 Ralph J. Michelon f l0O24 S. Yule Ave. clneeaa 28 Pu-5-4723 Kevin 1. Miller B650 S. Kimbcrk Ave. Chicago 19 So-T-5239 William R. Miller l3l W. ll2tl'1 Pl, clneega QB ce-4.3919 Daniel M. Milski 8879 Beck Homefcwrl Gu-2-4971 Joseph 11. Mifchell 11315 ernerala Chicago 28 Pu-5-5181 Jaeeplr v. Mokry 8734 seenange chicago I9 sa,1.559a Edward M. Moline 5l6E.1I51h SI. Chicago 28 Pu-54012 rlranrae J. Monkc 8215 Brendan clnaaaa 17 11510807 Roland 1. Monfe9 H612 S. Paulina chicago 43 Fu-5-4575 James E. Moore l054l Calumet Chicago 28 Wu-B-7897 Marfin F. Moreno 3116 W. lfilsl' Pl. Blue lelana Fu-5-9337 Thomas H. Moreno 3116 W. l3lsf Pl. Blue lelana F55-93:17 Salvadore J. Men 454 w. 12511. Pl. Chicago 25 ln-a-8594 wallara c. Morrey 14212 Edbrooke Riverdale Vi-9-2083 william J. Mulcahy 653 e. looln PI, cnreaga 28 In-8-9457 Jerome T. Mulfnn 238 w. 117114 sr. chicago 28 C04-8233 Jann E. Murphy 12010 srewen clneaga 28 Co-4-8307 cnarlee 4. Naarneewelra B701 s. Commercial clneaga I7 se-8-91 I4 Benjamin e. Nelsun 422 E, 108th sl., clneaaa 28 Co-4-1095 Jann F. Nessner 8236 Hennrraae cnleaaa 20 Ab-4-451 I w1111arn J. Newell 8542 Kenwood chicago I9 nee141 I9 Kennefh P, Nielsen f 12257 S. Add clraeaaa 43 wa-8-2951 Jann J. Norbuf 3854 w. 10711. sr. Chicago 55 Be-B-5355 James M, Nclmiie 9755 laella clrieaga I7 R64-6642 Henry E. Norris 4518 w. 8711. Pl. HcmEYOwr1 ea-273505 James G. Novosel 10944 Avenue L, Chicago I7 1ze.4.3535 Mel E. Newalr 2611 E, Bfird Sf. Chicago I7 Re-4-4561 Jarnee J, ofcannell 1717 E. 85114 sl. Chicago I7 1ze.4-0255 Daniel L. 0'Connor 11343 Calumet clraaaaa 28 was-1083 Thomas L. ogaer 10832 S. Forest Chicago 28 Pu-59741 Jarnee 1, Olson 9728 Avalon Ave. chicago 28 En-I-5545 Victor c. Olson 10943 Trumbull chicago 55 239-1730 nenala r. Opyd 1859 Burr Oak Ave. Blue lelana Fu-5-7022 cenraa J. Opyv IIBI6 S.M1:higen chicago 28 Cn-4-0966 James M. O'Rourke 8740 s. Harper Chicago I9 Es-5-7167 James M. 0'5heu 10005 Calumet Chicago 28 ca4-0534 Thomas E. Oskilanek 1840 Sycamore Homewood syre-2475 Joseph 4. oeler 12220 Lafayette chicago 28 cae4,5351 naleen M. ofsellayan 12439 S. Lowe Chicago 28 wa.a.3251 William A. Oswald 7821 Cregier chieaga 49 sa-1-4215 David 1. Ono 3225 w. 110111 sr. cnaeaaa 43 se.3,5522 Allan G, Paenyn 9337 s. May Chicago 20 8e-8,3403 Edward J. Punkiewiczl 14312 Palmer Fosen 385-7455 rnarnae J, ran.-ma 11205 S. Vernon cnleaaa 28 Pu-5-0858 Richard L. Punoun 102 Ridge nd. Lansing Gr-4-1748 James J. Parrish 1444 w. 123ra Pl, clneaga 43 wa-30455 Patrick T. Pentel 10548 Praane chicago 28 wa-89343 Donald P. reaping 12134 Normal clrlaaaa 28 Co-4-8776 William H. Feiers 8837 wallaee clneaga 20 v15-3721 Jarnee 1. Phaby 13650 Parnell Riverdale v1.9.o991 John J. 1-lrelan f 7644 Cornell chicago 49 aa-1-0795 Richard P. Paenen 8551 Laflin Chicago 20 1ae.3.7202 Richard lz. Podbielski 2 12111 Parnell Chicago 28 Pu-5-B498 William J. Pudl 8501 Maraaerle Ave. Chicago I7 Su-I-8440 Janes 4. Parrla 8951 Harper chicago I9 Es-5-2973 Joseph J. Pusewick 9327 Jeffvey Aye. clraeaaa I7 sa-1-8951 Janlee M. Pradekskif 9149 Drexel Chicago 19 Es-5-5335 Ronald P. Primolic 7734 JeHery Chicago 49 Ba-153629 Kennellr F. rrryleyla 3733 Essex Ave, clrzeaga 17 Bc-I-6621 walliarn J, Przybyer 945 E. 153r5 Pl. South 1-lallana Ed-3-7137 wayne w, Puchkors 12217 s. Morgan clraeaaa 43 Co-4-3551 nrarnae E. Quinn 2533 W. HOII1 PI. chicago 55 H1-5.5240 Jerry J, narmre 10026 Bolen Ave. Chicago I9 S08-7062 Glen 1. nay H300 Green Sf. clneaaa 43 wa,s,s497 James E. naaraan f 10932 Parnell Chicago 28 ca44-3538 naberl L. naerlr 9404 Throop Chicago 20 Be-8-6987 George 0. Raul 2457 orchard Blue lelanel Fu-84236 Rbberi J. Robertson 9855 s. Woodlawn Chicago 28 Re-4-0556 James A. nanranyalr f 10854 S, Maplewood Chicago 55 Re-3-3605 Randolph J. lzaaf 10324 Prairie Chicago 28 Pu-5-0888 George H. Ruswick H349 S. Peoria chicago 43 Co-4-6741 lawrence c. Ryan 216 Ruth Sv, Calumet City To-2-7334 John L. Sumion 11032 Edbrooke chicago 28 Pu-5-2165 Mark J. Schelling 9957 s. Moy Chicago 43 Re-8-7327 William K. Schollen 6932 W. I76Ih Tinley Park Ke-24019 Michael R. Schwarz l0543 S. Ariesian Chicago 55 Hir5-6809 nrarnae J. Schwerlfeger l055B LaSalle chicago 28 In-8-2750 Stanley Nl. Selrulu 219 W. 109111 PI. clriaaga 28 Co-4-0825 Todd Shafer 7810 S. Wolcott Chicago 20 31-3-1301 Michael W. Shea 8951 Dorchester Chicago I9 Re-4-3920 David A. Sidler 1746 W. I27Ih Sf. Chicago 43 Fu-5-9471 Compiled By: G. Rusiwick J. Fowler Janrea 11. sllyerwaael 2040 w. 99lh PI. Evergreen Park Ga-53401 Enaliae E, sinrard 10535 Perry Ave. clraaaga 28 In-B-2279 Eugene F. Smith 10123 s. Carpenter Chicago 43 Hi-5-9690 Roberl A. Smith 520 E. 10151 PI. Chicago 28 ca,4-0381 Richard H. snyaere 220 w. 109111 sr. Chicago QB Co-4-6107 Paul E. Sobanski 12152 s. vvallaee Chicago 28 P11-5-8231 Jann E. Starr I 12038 sgaleelan cnlaaga 28 C04-4015 Myron 1. Sfawick 14204 Edbrcoke lzlyeraale V1-9-1319 leo F. sv. Aabin J 12553 Greenwood Blue leland 5117872295 Danala J. S9efTens 8513 narelreeler Chicago I9 So-I-5430 Dale w. slegenga 10237 Vernon Chicago 28 Pu-5-8592 Jarnee J, S9ewart 14217 Wenlworth chleaaa 27 v1-9.3355 william F. Sfumpff 525 E. 103rd Pl. cnaeaga 28 Pu-5-B793 Jan-ee E. Superifs 11531 Eggelston Chicago 28 P5-5-4518 Arnold J. Swierkowski 7821 canaranae Chicago 49 aa-1-7523 Gerald Nl. Turquiniof 10737 Lowe Ave, clrlaaga 28 Pu-5-0865 John E. Tengblad 9153 s. oalrley Chicago 20 Be-3-0152 lzaleerf A, 'rheleen 10735 5. Eberhan Chicago 28 Co4e2978 Ronald J. Thiele 321 W. l03rd PI. clrleaaa 25 P11-5-8529 Jerri E. Tcpcris 2844 E. 97111 sl. clriaaaa I7 me-4-3435 lzaelrard A, Truverso 11234 sf. Lawrenee clrleaaa 25 P115-3341 'renenee J. Trzcinskicf 10517 vernan clrleaga 28 wa.e.2591 rnarnae 4. Tupiuk 1250 E. 98th sf. cnlraaa I7 Re-4-5187 Roger J, Turner 10112 sa. Park clneaaa 28 wa-8-0305 nreaaare E. unran 12419 Emerald Chicago 28 wa-8,3872 Joseph E. urlranekl 8547 lcanaelan clneaaa I7 sa-1-9843 rranlr J. Urich 1130 Elder Ra. Homewood sy.a,35s8 Ranala w. vanrlerwerf 254 w. 111111 sr. clraeaaa QB Co-4-3858 lzselrara J, VanE0ten 11355 s. Lowe cnleaaa 28 P5-5-2535 Jaelr T, VanOos1erImu7 135 w. 109111 Pl. cnaaaga 28 Pu-5-5396 August 11. vaeaell 10821 s. Green Chicago 43 Nene Muflhew J. Wachter 12428 Emerald cnleaaa 28 Pa-5-2845 Frank J. Waldron 10047 s. Prairie Chicago 28 P11-5-1058 Michael E, Walsh 1942 E. 74111 sl. clraeaaa 49 Me-4-5589 William J. Walsh 9443 5. Laflin cnleaaa 20 Pre9-3770 Richard J. Walters 15518 Ashland Harvey Ed-1-1083 rranale J. Ward 8537 Dante clneaga I9 sa-1-4523 nanalel P, Watson 2232 w. 109111 sv, clraeaaa 43 Hi-5-9791 George c. Weber 11204 s. Vernon clnaeaaa 28 In-8-5498 Mselrael 12. Weber 10427 sa. Park clneaaa 28 P5-5-8451 naaer 5. Wesley 8828 5. Cornell Chicago 17 Su-I-7458 Richard H, w1l11ann 3785 w. 7811. sr. Chicago 52 75742853 John 8. Will: 9501 sanaanran clneaaa 43 ae-3-5754 Leonard M. waanlewr 4404 Adele Lone Oak Forest 578.4348 clrarlee F. waaa 8804 lzaelnnana Evergreen Parlr Ga42.7434 William 1, Yudron 15642 Loomis Harvey 55.3.0943 Eugene c. zaiae 10756 Narnal Chicago QB ca44-3554 Brian J. zawae1r1 3400 E. 10515 sv. cnleaaa I7 1ze.4-7553 Janne, F. zawaela 550 w. 144r1r sr. Chlccgo 27 Vi-9-2317 John w. zernlalr 15711 Turlingicn Harvey Ed-3-1751 Gene 4. Zorfi 12538 Yule clrlaaaa 28 C04-7270 Alben L, Zrulku 13505 Avenue HM Chicago 33 Mi6r0742 rw 'Ti my rr F ft , J'-f '-12 EW ,f Q' Left To right, SEATED: RusseH DeBruin, Vice-President, Peter Andreohi, President, STANDING: Donald Arwder son, Treasurer, George Goes, Secretory. 35 BERNARD J. ARRIVO Radio Club l, Intramurals l,2,3,4, Bowling 2,3 JAMES M. ARRIVO lntramurals l,2,3,4, Football l. ELMER J. ARSlNi lntramurals l,2,3,4, Football l,2,3. ROBERT J. AUTENRIETH Kcy Club 3, Intramurals l,2,3,4, Bowling 2, Baseball 4, Golf 4. LAWRENCE A. AVIGNONE Sanctuary Society l,2,3,4, Spanish Club 3, lntramurals i,2,3,4, Bowling 4. EDWARD D. BANKs Radio Club l,2, Science Club, Football i,2,3, Wres- tling l,2,3. DALE R. ANDERSON Band 2, Glee Club l,2,3,4, Radio Club 2,31 Chess Club 2,3, Intramurals l,2,3,4, Civil Air Patrol l. DONALD W. ANDERSON National Honor Society 3,45 Class Vice-President, Class Treasurer l,4, Student Senate l,2,3,4g Sanctuary Soci- ety I, Intramurals l,2,3,4, Track 2,3,4, Bowling 3. if SHELDON F. ANDERSON Drama Club 3, Library Club 3, Intramurals l,2,3,4, Football if Baseball 2g Tennis 4. PETER J. ANDREOTTI Class President 2,45 Student Senate i,2,3,4, Intramu- rals l,2,3,4, Monogram Club 2,3,4, Track 4, Wrestling 4. ROBERT L. APARTI Radio Club l, Intramurals l,2,3,4, Baseball l,2. 'l lta. JOHN S. BIAL Sanctuary Society l,2, Band l,2,3,4, Key Club, Bowl- ing i,2, Golf 2,4. THOMAS E. BINDON Student Senate 2, lntramurals l,2,3,4, Track 3,4. JOHN C. BLANZ Student Senate l,2,3,4, Key Club 4, Drama Club 4, ln- tramurals l,2,3,4, Football lg Bowling 2,3. A 'U RAYMOND R. BRAY Q3'I'i '7 Student Senate I, Intramurals I,2,3,4, Football I,4, Track I, Wrestling 3,4. JAMES J. BRISKE Student Senate I,2, Band I,2, Radio Club I,2, Intra- murals I,2,3,4, Wrestling 4, Swimming I,2. PETER S. BLIDY National Honor Society 3,4, Science Club 4, Intramu- rals I,2,3,4, Cheerleader 4, Football I, Golf 2,3,4. JOSEPH C. BORELLO Intramurals I,2,3,4. GERALD J. BRAND Radio Club I,2,3,4, Science Club 3,4, Intramurals I,2. 6 EF' NERIO J. CALGARO Radio Club 2,4, Intramurals I,2. PETER M. CAHLAHAN Mendelian I,2,3,4, Yearbook I,2,3,4, Chess Club I,2, 3,4, Library I,2,3,4, Intramurals I,2,3,4, Monogram Club 3,4, Tennis I,2,3,4, Debating I,2,3,4, Swim Team I. KENNETH R. CAMPAGNA Radio Club 3,4, Chess Club 3,4, Intramurals 2,3,4, Cheerleader 4, Drama Club 4. ilu.. Qr--.,,,, I '? '9 1 ' fi' I ALVIN J. BOSKEY Science Club 4, Intramurals I, Baseball I, Art Club I. DAVID C. BUCHTHAL National Honor Society 3,4, Student Senate I, Year- book 4, Glee Club I,2, Science Club 4, Math Club 4, Intramurals I,2. DENNIS M. CALDERONE Intramurals 3,4, Wrestling 3,4. in-n-v ' LARRY J. CARLI Sanctuary Society I, Radio Club I, Intramurals I,2, 3.4. KENNETH D. CARLSON Science Club 3,4, Intramurals I,2,3,4, Basketball I,2, Wrestling 3. EUGENE M. CAROLLO Yearbook 4, Radio Club I, Drama Club 4, Spanish Club 3, Intramurals 4. RONALD J. CARTA Intramurals I,2, Bowling I. PETER P. CETERA Student Senate I,2,3,4, Intramurals I,2,3,4, Track I, Wrestling I. BARON A. CHEFFER Key Club 4, Intramurals I,2,3,4, Football I,2, Track 4, Wrestling 4. GEORGE A. CHESTER Radio Club I,2, Intramurals I,2. JAMES W. CHURCH Student Senate I,2,3, Radio Club I, Intramurals I,2, 3,4, Football I, Baseball I,2,3,4. THOMAS R CIESLEWICZ Intramurals I234 Mendelian I2 Track I Baseball I 2 3 4 Chemistry Club 4 RAYMOND .I CIVZAS Radio Club I Intramurals I234 Bowling 4 MICHAEL F CLAUSEN Glee Club I Chess Club I Intramurals I234 Foot Tra k I Bowlin I Baseba 2 Tennis Golf 2 Wrestling 2 Swimming Team I N-ff CHARLES A. CLIFFORD Intramurals I,2,3 4- Basketball 2- Baseball 2. KENNETH A. COLE Radio Club I, Intramurals I 2,3 4. GRANK J. COLLIN Student Senate 3- Radio Club I2,3- Archeology Club 2- Football I234- Tennis I2- Golf 34- Wrestling I ROBERT J. CONDON Library Club 3, Intramurals l,2,3,4. JOHN T. CONNELLY Glee Club I, Intramurals I,2,3,4, Track 4, NICHOLAS C. CONNEELY Student Senate I,2,3, Intramurals I,2,3,4. 'ws-qgw-v CHARLES P. CONWAY GERALD J. DANNIS Radio Club ly Intramurals I,2,3,4. RUSSELL R. DEBRUIN Class Vice-President 45 Student Senate 1,2,35 Key Club National Honor Society 3,45 Student Senate 15 Radio Club If Chess Club I5 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Monogrgm Club 25 Wrestling 2. MICHAEL R. COSTELLO Student Senate 1,25 Sanctuary Society 1,25 Drgmq CIUIJ 42 lntromvfvlf 1,2,3,45 Football lg Track 3,4. JOHN T. COX Chess Club 15 Spanish Club 3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Golf 4. 35 Math Club 45 Intramurals I,2,3,45 Monogram Club 45 Football 15 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Track 45 President ot Chemistry Club 45 Cross-country 2. .gp-can-s PHILIP V. DONNELLY Student Senate 35 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Football 1,3 Wrestling 25 Swimming 1. JOHN T. DOODY Yearbook 45 Sanctuary Society 3,45 Glee Club 2,3,4 Math Club 45 Drama Club 45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Foot ball 1,25 Basketball 15 Track 3,45 Wrestling 45 Vice- President of Glee Club 45 Secretary of Biology Club 4 Chemistry Club 4, JAMES R. DORSEY Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Golf 4. Qfvvvvv DWR' RICHARD J. DELFAVERO Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Football 15 Track 35 Bowling 15 Baseball 1,45 Tennis 4. ' JAMES DERICK Student Senate 4j Intramurals 2,3,45 Monogram Club 3,45 Basketball 3,45 Track 2. WILLIAM S. DIGDO Student Senate 1,25 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Football 1. THOMAS S. DRANGER Band 2,35 Radio Club 1,35 Chemistry Club 45 Math Club 45 Chess Club 2,3,45 Drama Club 3,45 Intramu- rals 1,4. RICHARD W. DUBALL Student Senate Ip Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Track 4. JOSEPH D. DUDLEY Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Basketball Ig Track 1. 3 ,,-V,-.. 53-1535- x.5,ff.-. if ' TI IWW IIii?TN f5?3?374?q. f . PAUL E. DUDZIK Radio Club I, Intramurals I,2,3,4, Bowling 2. THOMAS J. DUFFY Student Senate I,2, Intramurals I,2,3,4, Football I,4, Track 2,3, Golf 2, Wrestling 3. KENNETH F. EARNER Intramurals I,2,3,4, Football I, Baseball 2. JACK D. ELENTENY Sanctuary Society I,2,3,4, Key Club 2,3,4, Intramurals I,2,3,4, Treasurer of Key Club 4. THOMAS R. EVANS Intramurals I,2,3,4, Track 2, Bowling I, Baseball 3,4. EDWARD A. FAHRNER Class treasurer 2, Student Senate I,2, Key Club 3,4, Intramurals I,2,3,4, Football I, Golf 4. WILLIAM J. FEDERBUSCH Sanctuary Society 2, Radio Club 3, Science Club I, Drama Club 4, Intramurals I,2,3,4, Monogram Club 3, 4, Football I, Track I,2,3,4, Swimming I. PAY J. FELVEY Student Senate 2,4, Intramurals I,2,3,4, Monogram Club 2,3,4, Basketball I,2,3,4, Track 2,3,4. Q THOMAS H. DUNNE Yearbook I,4, Sanctuary Society I, Drama Club 4, In tramurals I,2,3,4, Holy Name Society 2,3,4. RICHARD P. DUST Student Senate 3, Band 2, Science Club I, Intramurals I,2,3,4. EDWARD B. DZAKOWIC Student Senate I, Intramurals I,2,3,4. ffm-' 'I JOHN A. FOGES Sanctuary Society I, Radio Club I, Key Club 3, Sci- ence Club I, Chess Club 2, Archeology Club I, Intra- murals I,2,3,4, Monogram Club I, Baseball I, Track 2,4. JAMES A. FOWLER Yearbook 4, Glee Club I, Radio Club I, Science Club 4, Chess Club I,2, Drama Club 4, Library Club I,2,3, Intramurals I,2,3,4, Football I, Wrestling 4, HUGH FOY Intramurals I,2,3,4, Baseball I,2, Tennis I,3, Wrestling 2, Chess Club I,2. JH? EDWARD W. GALLAGHER Intramurals l,2,3,4p Football l,2, Bowling 4, Chemistry I Club 4. JAMES A. GLENOS Intramurals I,2,3,4, Football 3, Yearbook I. BRUCE E. FRANSEN Intramurals l,2,3,4, Football I, Track I,2, Golf 4. ARTHUR A. FRIGO Sanctuary Society 2,3,4, Science Club 4, Intramurals I,2,3,4, Basketball 3,4, Holy Name Society I,2,3,4. LOUIS L. FRIGO Student Senate 2,3,4, Intramurals l,2,3,4. 'X' KEITH J. GLON Student Senate I,2,3,4, Drama Club 4, Intramurals I, 2,3,4, Monogram Club 3,44 Football I, Baseball l,2, 3,4, ALBERT J. GLUCHOWSKI Intramurals I,2,3,4. ROBERT B. GODWIN Yearbook I,2,3,4, Drama Club 3,4, Intramurals l,2,3,4, Track 3,4, Bowling l,2,3, Baseball l,2. GEORGE E GOES National Honor Society 34 Class President I Class Vice President 2 Class Secretary 34 Student Senate i234 Mendelian 4 Yearbook 4 Sanctuary Society i234 Intramurals i234 Monogram Club 34 Bas ketball I 3 Baseball 34 ROBERT S GOLDYN Student Senate 2 Intramurals l234 Football I3 RAFAEL L GOMEZ Intramurals 34 Library Club 4 Chemistry Club 4 do fl EULOGIO M. GONZALEZ, JR. Sanctuary Society I,2,3,4, Intramurals I,2,3,4, Track 3, 4, Bowling 4, Baseball l,2, Holy Name Society I,2, 3,4, RICHARD J. GOY Key Club 4, Drama Club 4, MICHAEL L. GOZDECKI Science Club I,2,3,4, Library Club 2,4, Biology Club President 4. RICHARD T. GREENWELL Chess Club 2, Intramurals l,2,3,4g Football I. JAMES M. GRIEGEL Intramurals I,2,3,4g Track If Golf 4, Chemisfw Club 4 JOHN R. GROSZEK Band If Intramurals l,2,3,4, Baseball, 2, Golf 4. WILLIAM J. HENNESSY Intramurals l,2,3,4g Monogram Clubp Football If Bas ketball l,2,3,4f Track 3,4. ROBERT D. HEYL Yearbook 4j Band I,2,3, Math Club 45 Drama Club 4, Intramurals I,2,3g Monogram 2. THOMAS C. HIGGINS Radio Club If Intramurals l,2,3,4g Baseball 4. RICHARD J. HOWARD Intramurals I,2,3,4. DONALD .l. HUDEK Sanctuary Society If Radio Club If Intramurals I,2, 3,45 Monogram Club 4: Football 4, Basketball 23,45 Galt 2. RONALDJ JANOUSEK Sanctuary Society I Intramurals I 2 3 4 JEROME E JAROS Student Senate 2 Intramurals I234 Monogram 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 DONALD M JENNING5 Chess Club If Drama Club 4, Intramurals I,2,3,4. Cub 414. 'iam V -iqnuigt. Tw in A WILLIAM A. HIGGINS Intramurals I,2,3,4. MICHEAL W. HOKE Intramurals I,2,3,4, Track 4, Chemistry Club 4, Student Senate 2, Science Club I. ROBERT J. HOOKER Student Senate 35 Math Club 47 Intramurals 2,3,4g Football 3. Rav, 172- . 47' EUGENE G. JAEGER Drama Club 4, Archeology Club I,2p Radio Club 2,3f Science Club 2,4. TIMOEHY J. JAKUBOWSKI Student Senate 2,3,4, Intramurals I,2,3,4, Bowling I,4. MICHAEL W. JANECZKO Intramurals I,4, Chemistry Club 4. 'Wunepfi BARRY L. JOHNSON Class Secretory 2, Student Senate 2,3,4, Sanctuary So- ciety Ig Intramurals I,2,3,4. JAMES J. JOHNSON Radio Club 2, Science Club 2,35 Intramurals 23,45 Baseball 2. DENNIS S. JOY Drama Club 4, Intramurals 24, Key Club 4, Baseball I, Football I. C MICHEAL L. KASA ltr 'Site Radio Club I, Science Club I, Drama Club 4, Intra- murals l,2,3,4. THOMAS J. KATULA Student Senate I,2,3,4, Intramurals I,2,3,4, Football , l,2. DANIEL J. KENNELLY Intramurals l,2,3,4, Football l. RAYMOND J. KENNY Intramurals l,2,3,4, Football I, Basketball l. JOHN KERN Class Secretary l, Student Senate I,2,3,4, Intramurals l,2,3,4, Football 3, Track 2. THOMAS J. KING Intramurals l,2,3,4, Football I, Basketball I,2,3,4, Golf 2,3,4. FRANK KNOR Student Senate I, Intramurals l,2,3,4, Track 2, JEFFERY P. KOCH Student Senate 3,4, Intramurals I,2,3,4, Monogram Club Q,3,4, Football 2,3,4, Wrestling 2,3,4. Mauna, TIMOTHY E. KAVAUG Key Club 4, Drama Club 4, Intramurals l,2,3,4. MICHAEL F. KEELY National Honor Society 3,4, Science Club 4, Math Club 4, Drama Club 4, Intramurals l,2,3,4. JIM R. KELLY Glee Club 2, Radio Club l,2, Key Club 3, Drama Club W 4, Intramurals l,2,3,4, ,,,,,.mm..--- Q .rf l GARY P. KOCOLWSKI Intramurals l,2,3,4. TIMOTHY E. KOSLOSKUS Intramurals l,2,3,4, Basketball l,2, Bowling l,4. LEO R. KOZIOL Treas. of National Honor Society 4-3, Student Senate 2, Yearbook 4, Drama Club 4, Intramurals l,2,3,4, Monogram Club 2,3, Track 2, Bowling l,2,3,4, Sec, 3, Treas. 4. . 4 ROBERT J. KRAMER Glee Club I,2,3,4p Science Club 4, Chemistry Club 4, Intramurals I,Q,3,4. STANLEY J. KRSAK Woodshop 2, Intramurals I,2. RAYMOND A. KUCA Wh-W National Honor Society 3,4p Sanctuary Society 3, Math 53.2 Club 4, Intramurals I,2,3,4y Bowling 3,4, Baseball I,2. WILLIAM H. KUGLICH Glee Club lp Intramuals I,2,3,-'15 Bowling I. DANIEL E. KUZLIK Intramurals I,2,3,4f Fmotball If Bowling If Baseball I. . ui' RICHARD C. LARSON Yearbook lp Intramurals. WILLIAM J. LASCHOBER Intramurals l,2,3,4g Bowling I. WALTER J. LASH Mendelian 2: Intramurals I,2,3,4g Civil Air Patrol I. PETTER S. LABARBARA Intramurals l,2,3,45 Bowling l,2,3,4, EARL J. LANG Student Senate I,2,3g Intramurals l,2,3,4. GERALD R. LANG National Honor Society 3,4, Student Senate 2,3f Glee Club lg Drama Club 4, Intramurals I,2,3,4f Monogram Club 3,45 Basketball 23,45 Track l,2,3,4. ilu' y '1u.,-Aa' H . JEROME R. LAUGHLIN ROBERT J. LAVERY Key Club 3,4. PAUL J. LEHNER Student Senate If Intramurals I,2,3,47 Baseball 2. Hg, JOHN A. LEKAVICH Student Senate I, Band l,2,3, Radio Club I, Math Club 4, Monogram Club l,2. WILLIAM R. LIEBER Intramurals l,2,3,4, Monogram Club 3,4, Baseball 3,4, Wrestling 3,4. ROBERT J. LOTHROP Student Senate l,2,3, Intramurals l,2,3,4, Monogram Club 4, Basketball l,2,3,4, Track l,2. CHARLES E. LYON Student Senate l, Intramurals l,2,3,4, Monogram Club 3,4, Basketball l,2,3,4. EDWARD J. MQCKEY Intramurals l,2,3,4. THOMAS W. MADZIAK Band I, Intramurals l,2,3,4, Monogram Club 3,4, Foot- ball l, Basketball l,2,3,4. ROBERT G. MAHLE Radio Club 3, Key Club 4, Science Club l,2, Library Club 4, Archeology Club l, Intramurals l,2,3,4, Bowl- ing l,2,3,4, Chemistry Club 4, School Play 4. GERALD J. MAIER Science Club 2, Intramurals l.2,3,4. GERALD K. LINDNER lntramurals l,2,3,4, Monogram Club 3, Bowling 3,4. LEONARD A. LISCIOTTO Student Senate l, Science Club 4, Math Club 4, In tramurals l,2,3,4. ROBERT J. LIZAK Intramurals l,2,3,4, Track I, Bowling 2. KEVIN M. MAJOR Intramurals l,2,3,4, Basketball 2. JOHN P. MANTHEY Student Senate 2,3,4, Intramurals 2,3,4, Monogram Club 3,4, Football 3,4, Basketball 2,4, Track 4, Wres- tling 4. FRANCIS L. MARMIN Key Club 4, Drama Club 4, Intramurals l,2,3,4, Mono- gram Club 3,4, Track 2,3, Golf l,2,3,4. QTMQ-yr THOMAS C. MARSZEWSKI Yearbook 3,4, Drama Club I,2,3,4, Stamp Club 3, ln- tramurals l,2,3,4, Track 3,4. BRIAN F. MARTIN Radio Club I, Intramurals I,2,3,4, Football 2, Bowling 4. STEVEN J. MARTINICH Student Senate 2,3, Radio Club I,2, Science Club I, Math Club 2, Intramurals I,2,3,4, Basketball I,2. CHARLES O. MARTINO Student Senate I, Chess Club I, Intramurals I,2,3,4, Football I, Track I,2, Bowling I, Baseball 2,3. JAMES W. MASTERSON Student Senate 4, Radio Club I, Intramurals l,2,3,4, Football I, Basketball I, Baseball 2. FRED J. MAUER Student Senate I,2,3,4, Radio Club I,2,3, Key Club 3, 4, Library Club I,2,3, Intramurals I,2,3,4, Track l,2, Bowling l,2, Baseball I,2,3. DENNIS M. MAURER Radio Club 2,3,4, Science Club I, Intramurals I,2,3,4. DUANE V. MAZZACAVALLO Student Senate 2,3, Sanctuary Society 3,4, Intramurals I,2. DENNIS L MAZZORANA Student Senate l,2,3, Sanctuary Society I,2, Intramu- rals I,2,3,4, Basketball I. ROBERT P. MCADAMS Mendelian I, Sanctuary Society I,2,3,4, Glee Club I, ,atv 'tl 2,3, Drama Club I, Intramurals I,2,3,4. JOHN M. McALOON Sanctuary Society I,2, Key Club 2,3, Science Club 4, Intramurals I ,2,3,4. Qgfjgf 43 Ji AFX WILLIAM D. MCCANN Intramurals I,2,3,4, Bowling 4, Golf 4. JOHN A. McCAULAY Intramurals 2,3. JAMES P. MCCLOWRY Yearbook 4, Intramurals I,2,3,4, Football I. fri! .4 wqfwvzww-rw-mm--ft.'wm.-W. fm.-y1s,,,f...fM , . J -- t WILLIAM J. MCGRANE Sanctuary Society 3, Intramurals I,2,3,4, Football Ig Bowling 2. PHILIP M. McGRATH Drama Club 4, Intramurals I,2,3,4. lluu,l ,V X, . Adm..- CHARLES C. McKENNA Intramurals I,2,3,4. THOMAS R. MCNICHOLAS Intramurals I,2,3,4f Track If C.A,P. I. JOHN P. MEIZENBACH Radio Club I, Drama Club 4, Intramurals l,2, Foot ball 2. THOMAS J. MERIWETHER Intramurals l,2,3,4. WILLIAM A. MEYERING Intramurals 2,3,4, Golf 4. GEORGE P. MICHAELS Radio Club 2, Science Club If Intramurals I,2,3,4. RALPH J. MICHELSON Science Club lg Intramurals l,2,3,4g Basketball I. WILLIAM R. MILLER Student Senate I,2,4g Intramurals I,2,3,4g Football I. KEVIN J. MILLER Intramurals 2,35 Bowling 3. in-.. .auf in-f . flew Wap- ,.pi c 519' rg., DANIEL M. MILSKI Chess Club QF Intramurals I,2,3,45 Football I. JOSEPH R. MITCHELL National Honor Society 3,45 Student Senate I, Science Club If Archeology Club Ig Intramurals l,2,3,4, Foot- ball I,2,3, Track Ig Wrestling 3,4. JOSEPH V. MOKRY Science Club I,2f Archeology Club Ig Intramurals I,2, 3,45 Bowling 4. 'QW 1 1 JAMES E. MOORE Student Senate 2,4, Chess Club I, Intramurals I,2,3,4, Football lj Basketball l,2,3,4. MARTIN F. MORENO Intramurals I,2,3,4, Basketball I,2,3g Track l,2. WILLIAM J. MULCAHY Intramurals I,2. JEROME T. MULTON Intramurals I,2,3,4g Bowling I. JOHN E. MURPHY Student Senate 3, Intramurals 4. he-N,M iam-H I ,2,3,45 Chemistry Club 'H-fn' EDWARD M. MOLINE Student Senate I, Sanctuary Society I,2g Intramurals i,2,3,4, Football I,3, Track I,2. THOMAS J. MONKA Intramurals I,2,3,4g Sanctuary Society Ig Radio Club If Bowling 4. ROLAND J. MONTET Science Club 2, Intramurals I,2,3,4. 0, .9 2.4 THOMAS H. MORENO Intramurals I,2,3,4g Basketball I,2,3p Track I,2. SALVADORE J. MORI Science Club 4, Drama Club 47 Intramurals I,2,3,4p Bowling 2,3,4g Chemistry Club 4, Drama Club 4. WILLARD C. MORREY National Honor Society 3,45 Mendelian 3g Math Club 45 Intramurals I,2,3,4g Basketball Ig Bowling 37 Base- ball 2p Football I,2g Debate Team 3. CHARLES A. NAGUSZEWSKI Intramurals I,2,3,47 Wrestling 4. BENJAMIN E. NELSON Mendelian 3,4g Intramurals I,2g Drama 45 Monogram Club 3,45 Debate Team 3,4g I25 pound Football I. JOHN NESSNER Mendelian I,2,3, Intramurals I,2. 'I ' BILL J. NEWELL National Honor Society 3,4, Menclelian 3, Math Club 4, Intramurals I,2,3,4, Cheerleader 4, Monogram Club 4, Baseball Q. KENNETH P. NIELSON Radio Club 3, Chess Club 4, Intramurals l,2,3,4, C.A.P. I. JAMES G. NOVSEL Intramurals I,2,3,4, Monogram Club I,2,3,4, Track I, 2,3,4. MEL E. NOWAK Mendelian 2, Yearbook 4, Science Club 4, Drama Club 4, Library Club 4, Intramurals I,2,3,4. JAMES J. O'CONNELL Bond I, Radio Club 2,3,4, Science Club 2, Bowling 3. DANIAL L. O'CONNOR Intramurals I,2,3,4, Basketball I, Bowling 2. THOMAS OGIER Intramurals I,2,3,4, Student Senate I, Intramurals I,2, 3,-4, Bowling 2. JAMES T. OLSON Science Club 4. .pun JOHN J. NORBUT Intramurals I,2,3,4. JAMES M, NORMILE Radio Club 2,3,4, Science Club 3, Chess Club I, In tramurals I,2,3,4. HANK E. NORRIS Student Senate I, Intramurals l,2,3,4, Football l,4 Basketball I,2,3,4, Baseball I. VICTOR C OLSON Sanctuary Society I, Math Club 4, Intramurals I,2,3,4, Monogram 2,4, Football I, Track 2,3, Wrestling 2,3,4, Y.C.P. RONALD F. OPYD RCCIIO ClUb 2: B0vw7IIng 3,4, Science Club 2, Drama Club 4, Tennis 4, Intramurals I,2,3,4, Monogram Club 3,4, Chemistry Club 4. CONRAD J. OPYT Band I, Intramurals I,2,3,4. .H xy .av L EDWARD J. PANKIEWICZ JOSEPH A. OSTER Band I,2, Intramurals I,2,3,4g Track I,4. ROBERT M. O'SULLlVAN Key Club 4, Intramurals I,2,3,4, Football I,2p Track 4. Student Senate 2, Intramurals I,2,3,4. RICHARD L. PANOZZO Intramurals l,2,3,4f Monogram Club 3,45 Football 3,45 Wrestling 2,3,4. THOMAS J. PANOZZO Radio Clubg Science Club 41 Intramurals l,2,3,4g Bowl- ing 45 Baseball 2,45 Chemistry Club 4. it JAMES M. O'ROURKE National Honor Society 3,47 Student Senate If Men- delian 2,3,4p Sanctuary Society If Math Club 45 Ger- man Club 3,4, Intramurals l,2,3,4f Football If Football Manager 2,3. JIM M. O'SHEA Class Vice-President I, Student Senate I,2,3g Intramu- rals I,2,3,4, Football l,3,4. THOMAS E. OSKILANEC Intramurals I,2,3,4, Football If Track 35 Golf 4. WILLIAM A. OSWALD Radio Club If Intramurals I,2,3,4, Golf 4. DAVID T. OTTO Intramurals l,2,3,4. '5C....-' IN- Al. G. PACHYN Drama Club 4, Intramurals I,2,3,4, Football If Track 3, Wrestling 3. VIN...-of . W,. ann-.. ' 'N-...M 9591+ JAMES V. PARRISH Intramurals I,2,3,4, Baseball If Civil Air Patrol I. PATRICK T. PENTEL Intramurals l,2,3,4, Bowling 3,45 Baseball If Swimming Team I. RONALD P. PEPPING Glee Club I, Science Club 3,47 Library Club 37 Intra- murals I,2,3,4f Tennis 3,4. Q3 ' fs. BILL H. PETERS Student Senate 213, Intramurals I,Q,3,4, Football if Swimming l,2,3,4. JAMES T. PHABY Intramurals l,Q,3,4, Football l. WILLIAM PODL National Honor Society 3,4, Mendelian 2,3, Science Club 4 Matb Club 4, Drama Club 4, lntramurals l,2, 3 4 Bowling 3, f JAMES A POMANYAK Sanctuary Society l,2,3, Archeology Club I, Intramu- rals l 234 Track l,2, Swimming I. JAMES A PORZIO Intramurals l,2,3,4, Cheerleader 4, Monogram Club 4. JOSEPH J. POSEWICK a io Club 2, Science Club 1, Intramurals l,2,3,4, Y.C.A. 3,4. JAMES M. PRADELSKI Radio Club l,2, Intramurals l,2,3,4. RONALD P. PRIMOZIC Key Club 3,4, Intramurals l,2,3,4. 'if' f f., 'K-M' +454 JOHN J. PHELAN Intramurals I,2,3,4, Monogram Club 2,3, Football I, Traclc 2, Wrestling 2,3,4. RICHARD P. PICKETT Intramurals I,2,3,4, Football l, Basketball Manager 3. RICHARD R. PODIELSKI Band l,2,3,4, Radio Club I,2,3, Science Club 4, Intra- murals l,2,3,4, lst Vice-President Band 4. 'K-3' Y l KENNETH F. PRZYBYLA Sanctuary Society I,2,3,4, Intramurals I,2,3,4. WILLIAM J. PRZYBYSZ National Honor Society 3,4, Mendelian 3,4, Math Club 4, Intramurals I,2,3,4, Bowling 2,3,4, Tennis 4, Y.C,S. 3. WAYNE W. PUCHKORS Chemistry Club 4, Intramurals l,Q,3,4, Bowling 3,4. I aw'- JAMES E. RIORDAN Student Senate I,2,3,-4, Intramurals I,2,3,4, Monogram 3,4f Football I,3,4. ROBERT L. ROACH Student Senate 35 Key Club 3,45 Archeology Club I. nnn.,. L. GEORGE RUSWICK Yearbook 4, Radio Club Ig Science Club 3g Drama Club 45 Intramurals I,2,3,4g Bowling Ig Baseball 4. LAWRENCE C. RYAN Student Senate If Radio Club I,2,3g Library Club I,2y Intramurals I,2,3,47 Wrestling I. JOHN L. SAMION Intramurals I,2,3,4, Basketball 2,-'lf Track I,2. , Q , 'lib-A I THOMAS E. QUINN Student Senate I,2,3,4p Sanctuary Society I,2,3,4, Drama Club 4, Intramurals I,2,3,4, Football 2,35 Bas- ketball Ig Track I,2,3,4g Golf 4g Wrestling 4. JERRY J. RADTKE Key Club 3,4g Drama Club 4, Intramurals I,2,3,4f Football I. GLEN T. REY Student Senate If Sanctuary Society If Drama Club 4, Intramurals I,2,3,4. GEORGE D. ROAT Intramurals I,2,3,4, Football I. ROBERT J. ROBERTSON Intramurals l,2,3,4. RANDOLPH J. ROOT Radio Club I,2,3g Library Club I,2j Intramurals I,2, 3,4. I 'QY'vspfR y y 'haf .ff EDWARD P. SCANLON MARK J. SCHELLING Intramurals I,2,3,4. WILLIAM H. SCHOLTEN Sanctuary Society IQ, Intramurals I,2,3,4, Football lp Bowling I,2,3. 4 A Vt ,!, .,l se, y, Whey Nw, Il ,, , , I , lf,UTl,i1,l, X 4 5 ftkfy, y-fi ,, Wm cwil' sys: legs , I ' .., ,g-, ,ages ,, C, wt 'lr ltefeowrl M' w ImSl is - l I, rl ta. I 4, f, . 1 , I L., np, lege 5' DAVID A. SIDLER Student Senate I,2,3, Intramurals I,2,3,4, Basket- .,,,,,,,, gay- t, - W rr ggsevfw r Ill? A r IIIQSSSZ. 'I kgssj lf-I, 'Jef , ,V MICHAEL R. SCHWARZ National Honor Society 3,4, Student Senate 4, Year- book I, Science Club 2, Intramurals I,2,3,4, Mono gram Club Q,3,4, Track I, Bowling I,2,3,4, Tennis 2 3,4. THOMAS J. SCHWERTFEGER Band I,2, Chess Club I, Intramurals I,2,3,4, Mono gram Club I,2, Bowling 4, Chemistry 4. ball 4. JAMES R. SILVERWOOD Intramurals I,2,3,4, Radio Club 3, Science Club I, Radio Club 3, Stamp Club I, Civil Air Patrol I,2,3. EUCLIDE E. SIMARD Intramurals I,2,3,4, Bowling 3. EUGENE F. SMITH Student Senate I,2,3, Intramurals I,2,3,4, Sanctuary Society I,2,3,4, Football 2,35 Basketball I,2,3,4, Track I,2,4. ROBERT A. SMITH Student Senate I,2,4, Intramurals I,2,3,4, Football 2, Basketball I,2,3,4. RWM' T319 RICHARD H. SNYDERS Intramurals 2,3,4, Bowling 3,4. l STANLEY M. SEKULA Class treasurer 3, Student Senate If Intramurals I,2 3,4, Bowling 3, Civil Air Patrol I. TODD SHAFER Sanctuary Society I,2,3g Intramurals 2,3,4, Bowling I 2,3,4. MICHAEL W. SHEA Intramurals I,2,3,4, Cheerleader 4. PAUL E. SOBANSKI Sanctuary Society 2,3,4, Band 3,4, Radio Club 2,3,4, Science Club 2,35 Library Club 2,3,4, Monogram Club 3,4, Tennis 2,3,4, Intramurals I,2,3,4, Vice President Band, Vice President Radio CIub,'BasketbalI Manager. JOHN F. STARR National Honor Society 3,4, Student Senate 3, Sanc- tuary Society I,2,3, Science Club I,3, Math Club 4, Archeology Club I,2, Intramurals I,2,3,4, Monogram Club I,2,3,4, Track I,2,3,4, Wrestling 2,3,4, Cross Country I,2,3. LEO F. ST. AUBIN Intramurals I,2,3,4. 1 JOHN E. TENGBLAD wx-4 -'ff JAMES J. STEWART Sanctuary Society l,2,3f Glee Club 2,3,4g Key Club 3, 4, Intramurals 3,4. WILLIAM F. STUMPF Intramurals l,2,3,4, Glee Club l,2,3, Baseball I. Student Senate I, Intramurals l,2,3,4p Basketball I,2g w K Yi Track I,2. ROBERT A. THELEEN Mendelian l,2,3,4g Yearbook 3,4p Key Club 4, Debate Team 3,4p Debate Team Treasurer 4, Football Man- ager 2, Library Club 3,4, Intramurals i,2,3,4, Mono- gram Club 3,4g Tennis l,2,3,4. RONALD J. THIELE Student Senate l,2g Intramurals l,2,3,4. Rfk is-- ' 64.4.1 Hr W MYRON I. STAWICK Sanctuary Society l,2,3,4, Intramurals I,2,3,4g Track 2, 3g Wrestling 2,3,4, Cross-country 2,3, DONALD J. STEFFENS Key Club 2,f3,4, Intramurals l,2,3,4. DALE W. STEGENGA Student Senate l,2,3y Band 1,25 Intramurals l,2,3,4y Monogram Club 3, Football l. 43 'ta' JAMES E. SUPERITS Mendelian lg Drama Club 45 Intramurals I,2,3,4. ARNOLD J. SWIERKOWSKI GERALD M. TARQUINIO Student Senate If Radio Club l,2,3, Science Club 31 Swimming If Intramurals l,2,3,4, Football If Track l, 2,3,4, Wrestling 3. 'WWF mega..--Q, Wu-v' JERRY E. TOPORIS Science Club lg Drama Club 4, Intramurals l,2,3,4p Monogram Club 2, Wrestling 3, Chemistry Club 4. RICHARD A. TRAVERSO Sanctuary Society lg Radio Club if Intramurals I,2,3,4, Monogram Club 4, Basketball 2,3p Galt 2,3,4. TERRENCE J. TRZCINSKI Student Senate 1,25 Intramurals I,2,3,4p Wrestling 2. THOMAS A. TUPIAK Student Senate l,2, Math Club 4, Drama Club 4, ln- framurals l,2,3,4, Cheerleader 4, Monogram 4. ROGERS J. TURNER Science Club 4, Math 4, Intramurals l,2,3,4. sl RONALD W. VANDERWERF Student Senate 2, Radio Club 2,3. RICHARD J. VAN ETTEN Spanish Club 3,4, Intramurals l,2,3,4, Basketball I, Track l,2, Swimming I. JACK T. VAN OBSTERHOUT Radio Club 2,3, Intramurals 3, Chemistry Club 4. AUGUST R. VOEGELI Science Club 4, Chess Club 3,4, Intramurals 3,4, Base- ball 4. MATTHEW J. WACHTOR Intramurals l,2,3. FRANK J. WALDRON Intramurals l,2,3,4, Baseball 4. THEODORE F. UNTON Science Club 3,4, Math Club 4, Intramurals l,2,3,4. JOSEPH E. URBANSKI f rf L 4 Intramurals l,2,3,4, Baseball 2. FRANK J. URICH Student Senate l,3, Intramurals l,2,3,4, Monogram Club 3,4, Basketball l,2,3,4, Track 2,4, Baseball 4, Golf 2. 'H-m...Q Qin? MICHAEL E. WALSH Yearbook 4, Glee Club 4, Key Club 4, Science Club 4, Intramurals 2,3,4, Monogram Club 4, Track 4, Chem- istry Club 4. WILLIAM J. WALSH Drama Club 4, Intramurals l,2,3,4, Football l,2,3, Baseball 4, RICHARD J. WALTERS Radio Club I, Intramurals I,2,3,4. MICHAEL R. WEBER Mendelian 3,45 Sanctuary Society 3, Science Club 45 Math Club 4, Chess Club 4g Intramurals l,2,3,4, Mono- gram Club 3,45 Bowling 3,4. ROGER E. WESLEY Library Club 3g Intramurals l,2,3,4g Football I. CHARLES F. WOOD Student Senate 2, Intramurals I,2,3,4g Basketball I,4p Track 4. WILLIAM T. YADRON German Club 35 Intramurals l,2,3,45 EUGENE C. ZAJAC W Band l,2,3,49 Radio Club l,2,3,49 Intramurals l,2,3,4, Basketball 45 Tennis 2,3,4. FRANCIS J. WARD Science Club 4: Matlt Club 4g Library Club 4g Intra- murals l,2,3,4, Tennis 4. DONALD P. WATSON Intramurals l,2,3,4g Baseball 2,45 Golf 45 Wrestling 2g Swimming I,2. Hy'- GEORGE c. weseiz Intramurals l,2,3,4f Track l,2. Q.. RICHARD H. WILLIAMS Library Club I,2, Intramurals l,2,3,4. JOHN B. WILTZ Student Senate 2, Archeology If Intramurals I,2,3,4, Monogram Club 23,45 Football If Track l,Q,3,4g Wrestling 2,3,4f Cross Country 2,3. LEONARD M. WISNIEWSKI Mendelian l,2,3,4g Clness Club l,2,3,4g Library Club I,2,3,4, Intramurals I,2,3,4, Monogram Club I,2,3,4, Debate Treasurer 3,4f Library Club President 3,4. BRIAN J. ZAWACKI Intramurals I,2,3,4g Baseball 4g Football Team If Civil Air Patrol. JAMES F. ZAWADA Intramurals l,2,3,4g Bowling l,2g Baseball I. JOHN W. ZEMLIK Stamp Club If Intramurals l,2,3,4. 4... Radio Club 1,25 Intramurals l,2,3,4. ALBERT L. ZRALKA Science Club 4, Intramurals 3,45 Basketball 4, Track 4g 'Q Baseball 4. Could the seniors really look so sad and feel that bad, iust because tl1ey're leaving? 58 GENE A. zom A S 5 E 5 if l s if is L i X Z E E Q X 3 5 Z K X K X aff' H'1 'f'f11 A K K n N ,pm 017 X' hs . Left to right, SEATED: Richard Hromo, President, Nicholas Aherns, Vice-PresidempSTANDING: Phillip Scudcri, Treasurer, Joseph Jogmcm, Secretory. 59 'Q 5 2 IQ J S. Alporf, M. Altman, L. Andre- atfa, M. Baker, W. Balfuska, K. Banas .,. 4 J. Burns, E. Buleau, M. Bulovv- ski, P. Bvvadway, G. Cadore, R. Calabres Campion e, D. Campbell, J. A 7 1 iv W. Affek, E. Alwrens, N. Almrens, D. Aklinski, G. Allen, A. Alongi ...rf .-v' M.,- 35. mi NME 5. ,EJ J A if ,if ze-we K in rx .. f ' gg 2 . . .,,,, W . J .. 1 13 P. Borkus, T. Bartke, M. Beclwina M. J. Beclwina, J. Beck, R. Beck D. Becka, G. Bednarczyk R. Benos, J. Berlongieri, E Bachmann, J. Bogren, F. Bolin G. Bolokowicz, W. Boskey, K Bow W. Brlsick, R. Bronson, D. Bru- neffi, D. Buchanan, F. Buddell. R. Budiselich, E. Burda, J. 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Magnuson, K. Mo- kris, J. Molecki, R. Malone, H. Maloney, G. Mcnfomn, R. Mor- cinski ,J -.5 , ,. R. McWilliams, B. Menue, D. Meunier, L. Michael, J. Michels, T. Milani, P. Millar E. Miller, R. Misek, R. Mohrling, T. Moisan, J. Monroe, J. Moran, M. Moran P. Morrissy, W. Muhr, C. Murphy, M. Murphy, T. Murphy, G. Musfari, L. Nakroshis. . w - 5 is . - 1 Ks-M w M 1-vc - 5 Ng, W 4- P ,nf -J' . , .,,,v- I . R. Norris, B. Noffer, A. Novak, W. Novak, G. No- vick, J. Nyclerek, M. O'Brien vii x-:ff . V 1 J. Pefreikis, J. Philbin, W. Pieczynski, W. Pieiko, J. Piefrusinski, R. Pisarski, R. Plebanek 35 Q 4 ,J N K' 1 ur' W J. Marek, J. Margis, J. Markovich, B. Mariello, i J. Martin, D, Marfinelli, R. Mafutis J. Mayer, C. McCaffrey, J. McDonald, P. Mc- Donough, T. McKibbin, E. McLaughlin, R. Mc- Masfer iv' wi J my -.,! if - -ai -.4-nf 61? vv x 53,-1 s-td swf' r -.A -Q-' if' gs-f J. Nasarzewski, B. Nelson, R. Nelson, T. Nelson, G. Nesevvich, K. Netko, T. Noeth, D. Nolan Knew, :Jw R. O'Brien, W. 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Schonz, A. Schmidt, T. Schreier, J. Schuler, E. Schultz, P. Scuderi, K. Seal ynfgiljg : .',siifag:5-iw'55 rgg.,:L,,-:,.f -ME.---,Q ., .L ,, 1 - ff:fDff1'Q12.1f - f t rS..2 n.fm f,.2irf2f , ihggvig-..js - 2 4 ig. 'X I ' T? --rf. , I -vi . - avr Y rv' J. - 1 ' -4-va' . 4 ' 21599 S T. Short, R. Siclell, B. Sieracki, , Z gh, , R. Simonson, J. Siska, J, Sitlco, c. w.:',,f it E. skgikc., D. Smith g . Nas ii' 1 Y , 1 HK? ru ' ,ks i K .. s iiii.:-..'ff:- fpifs 1- ' s?essf:,.f' .Q- W. Sullivan, R. Szymloorski, T. Totarczuch, T. Thalclorf, C. Thom- ason, P. Thompson, E. Todd, J. Tolone sq. W. Tracy, D. Trilcenslcos, l.. Trillo, B. Truschkcl, J g. Twordy, T. Mc:Gorrity, G. Morgon T. Wolsh, A. Vonderburg, R. Zimbouer, L. Ul- ,,a rich, W. Underood, D. Volente, J. Volente JP' R. VonderBurg, C. Voni-iozebrock, L. Vergci- mini, M. Vig, R. Voss, J. Vougier, W. Wogner - .Q- ' nv T. Wolsh, R. Wcsil, W. Willioms, P. Weber, P. Wechet, A. West, P. Whitney YM, N-um E. Wiegond, L. Withers, F. Wlodorski, D. Wood, sn, .7 F. Young, T. Zobor, A. Zochorski 'YY r .. sas: ::- --r -::sf,,f.E,.i5 W .,...'- - m f Q, ss X X 'Q 25 . .- .. ' ' 'ew w mv D. Zoieski, L. Zololis, T. Ziernbo, D. Zimbordo, G Zubersky, M. Zuriclc, D. Zywicki Enthusiosm is o student body sideline seniors, juniors, sophs ond frosh seoted side by side. li gn, ...W Yvf? Leif To riglwf, , I , ce- resi ent, STANDING: Henry Suerfli Secretory. SEATED: Patrick Ormsby President Michael Carroll Vi P cl 66 4, l 90? R. Alois, G. Anderson, A. Angio, G. Arvia, R. Baiarunas, J Ba- londa, E. Balden T. Berschinski, J. Bickham, T Biedron, R. Bird, K. Bires, J Block, M. Bogie, T. Bogue F. Bonaparte, M. Bonet, M. Boy lan, J. Boyer, M. Boyle, R. Bra- asch, M. Brand, D. Brescia F. Brower, L. Burke, L. Carli, R. Carlson, M. Carroll, D. Celic, T. Cercone, C. Clam D. Cogan, T. Cogan, M. Con- neely, R, Conneen, E. Connelly, J. W. Conroy liuniorl, J. Con- ,gow roy lsoplml, T. Considine 'J D. B. Allweber, K. Baltuska, R. Barbieri, N. Bartczak, D. Bar- tochowski, B. Cullen, M. Bass, W. Beck W. Bednarek, B. Beemster, K. Behnke, M. Beima, R. Belik, E. Bell, J. Belohlav, S. Bernier ...Ay T. Chebuhar, J. Chiarodo, W. Chicoine, D. Chris- tie, R. Ciecierski, R. Cikowski, E. Cisowski 3 g ,5.g4.e,ga , 1 T. Conway, R. Corbett, C. Cor- kery, L. Costanza, P. Covolo, J. Crotty, D. Crowley, J. Cullen T. Cusack, B. Cwiklinslci, R. Czarnecki, D. D'Adam, H. Dan- nenberg, J. Davoren, T. Deasey, J. Debulski 5 ,, A :fi G. Dermody, P. Difella, R, Domaradzki, C. Do- miniak, T, Donovan, L. Dorocke, R. Doszak. J. Felvey, J. Fennerfy, A. Flana- gan, T. Flannery, T. Florelc, M Foran, M. Foran, R. Fosfer R. Fowler, F. Francesclwini, F. Frego, R. Frey, T. Fusco, A. Gaura, R. Grunsf, P. Greenwell F, Gorniclc, D. Gay, R. Golden, W. Gibney, T, Gerdes, F. Gor- nick, A. Gasiecki S2215 M49 D. Heasfer, M. Hecker, G. Hee- nan, D, Heiizmann, J. Henne- berry, J. Hennessy, R, Hennis, J. Hersam Nw R. Dowdle, G. Doyle, T. Drolen, B. Duffy, S. Dunne, M. Durkin, M. R. Durkin, R. Dwyer R. Egan, J. Elenfeny, J. Enrighf, T. Ellen, J. Faron, G. Farrell, J. Farrell, C. Fasbincler 'E 4 M. Gallagher, R. Gaiewski, Wm. Halaberly, J. Hammer, R. Hansen, D. Hansen, M. Healy U' '-'Lf kp- P. Higgins, R. Hines, R. Hines, J Hlebek, M. Heard, Wm. Hogan N. Hollan, M. Holcin T. Horvatlw, J. Horwafh, S. Ja blonowski, R. Jacobs, G. Jo neczko, W. Janes, D, Jankow- ski, D. Janowialc A 'gvy ' . . ll T . f K. Karl, P. Kavanaugh, D. Kear- ney, E. Keim, C. Keller, E. Kelly, T, Kelly, R. Kern G. Keiiell, M. Kewifz, J. King, M. King, L. Kisala, M. Knox, J. Kocsis, R. Koehler D. Kreii, J. Krizil-Q, J. Krol, M. Kryda, R. KUC, S. Kulala, R. Ru- lak, W. Kurnilc . . K. Makris, E. Manderino, T. Manning, D. March, E. Mar- chese, R. Marinello, K. Mager, R. McCabe W, McCollarn, R. McFadden, R McGrath, D. McGoldriclc, R Michelsen, W, McGovern, D, Mc- 'H' V- Kcy, R. McKay xy gi-Y. J. Jaros, H. Jasek, T. Jensen, J. Johnson, M. Jones, J. Jucewicz, R. Jurievic, G. 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Mucci, W. Mucha, J. Mullone , , J. Muikc D. Murphy T.Murpl'1y, ir 'N 'S 'J if V ' J. Murray, M. Murrin, J. Ncuwo- ' H loniec, J. Nelligon, J, Nellinger Z' .' Il? 3 ' 5 ui. . Tl. V' ' AT? ii A T i n .,4Q. ' I E 4 X s 32 . i . L- '-' . 2. J , J Q .0 .3 .g Qfri 'gl,fff ' C7 'jjj' V, 2 1 . . J ri ' ' ' J JJ Q: ,.':. SST' .7 Vw.: Q 1' K L T. Philips, A, Pianezza, L. Plonkis, J. Plienis, R. Plugge, D. Pochopien, J. Pochron ,if ., B. Quinn, J. Rogo, E. Ranquist, l-- Rcrfuszny, T. Ray, V. Reamma, Y :ZF T. Reed, B. Reynolds I n M 5 I G. Reynolds, D. Ricker, W. Riley, J. Riordan, J. Robinson, R. Rockeff, J. Rokito, T. Krolick V- ' ? , ff . . f s - e : Y. R. Sapolski, G. Schroll, R. Scruggs, D. Seiner, S. Seymour, C. Sharp, C. R. Sharp, M. Shaver R. Shefts, J. Sipple, W. Siska, J. Skalski, E. Skerrett, R. Slat- tery, W. Sluka, G. Smith J. Spevalc, E. Spiker, F. Squel- lati, D. Stankus, J. Starkweath- er, R. Stella, H. Stevenson, R. Stokes ,,. AY. . P. Walther, A. Watson, D Weber, J. Weigel, E. Weil, C Wentz, J. Wenzowski, J. Wes- ley W. Wesse, T. We-yer, G. Wick ert, Daniel Wierzbiniski, K. Wil hite, G. Williams, W. Wov ciechowski, R. Wood J. Rudnick, M. Rudy, R. Rumpf, M. Ryan, P. Ryan, C. Salmon, R. Samko, A. Sandra J. Smith, R. Smith, T. Smith, V. Smith, H. Smith, P. Smerz, G. Smolinski, J. Sola .E J. Storako, J. Stroiny, M. Styx, H. Suerth, T. Szczesnia, P. Ta- lone, W. Taylor, D. Tedeschi E. Teikowski, R. Thillman, F. Ti kusis, P. Toms, S. Tonkovich, W Toshi, K. Tozi, M. Tully T. Tye, S. Ulaszek, K. Urich, J Victor, R. Vittorelli, W. Vuskov K. Wargin, T. Walieski W. Sf . Env , 535 Q 9' FPR R I, WZ., V, , .- T. Zclmb, J. Zczmbon, T. Zene, M. Zygmunf ' 5 ' . :KK J I ...E 'l -.1 X4-1.21 1:4-.::::51 -:. , ' Sv . 5 , Q' C. Yort, ieski QL fa j Q53 E' ', 2 A.. .qv E5 ,. EQ fz:-if: A. Zack, R. Zole, G. Zoluczek, T. Zo ,W , M, , I . Xzji' Y .i ?fj' 1 ., , aff , V. ag Spirit sTc1r1s Q Ure on The sieps of school . . . or on The stage The shois go up. 72 Ffwsiwww ,W Y,,,,! Left fo right, SEATED: John Delaney, Vice- Secrefory, Kevin Duffy, Treasurer. 73 uv' may + Q TW 5 5? i . xv. WN 2-. i President Robert Munoz, President, STANDING: Timofhy Lomb X . S A 3 ll-Q C. Adams, J. Aclcluci, E. Altman A. Amenclola, P. Arvia, A. Av- endorph, W. Badke, P. Balclac chino R. Baranowski, C. Barder, W Barlow, D. Barry, W. Barfczak S. Bruenderrnan, J. Baxter, D Bazant J. Burke, J. Burke, T. Burke, R. ', f'Ia N Burns, A. Bufkus, T. Bufkus, G. ' ,gy , Buffimer, R. Calvey J. Canna, E. Carik, G. Carlson, K.' Carlyle, J. Carney, -D. Car- roll, M. Carroll, W. Case -Cr' .VM M. Bazin, R. Bechaz, K. Beck, W. Below, D. Benneif, M. Ben- neil, A. Bill, D. Blake R. Blank, R. Blaszkiewicz, D. Bliznik, J. Bonior, M. Bonsignore, J. Borst, W. Braasch, J. Briske E. Brosius, J. Brunette, W. Brun- son, R. Brychek, R. Buck, J. Bul- ger, T. Bull, J. Burdiak f'C'3 Y Z e, . ? '1w H . , . .,....,. V 1? .W My sy.. 4 1 -ef . K 35.1 N, 'Zi' ,V QE? W5 . A 'Y 4 1.x 1 . .M T. Casey, T. E. Casey, F. Cas- sano, D. Covafo, W. Cecconi K. Celic, R. Cervenka, J. Chas seur S. Chevalier, G. Chlebek, D Chrisfensen, T. Chrisfie, C Chutro, W. Ciakosz, J. Cieslak R. Cioh'i R. Clinnin, C. Craig, K. Cmelo, J- C0lllnS, T. Condron, T. Con- ley, G. Connelly 1 R. Cooney, J. Corate, D. Corco- ran, T. Corona, J. Corese, W. Costello, J. Coughlin, R. Cousi- HBCU T. Creevy, P. Critchett, R. Cron- quist, J. Cummings, D. Curley, M. Curran, J. Curtin, M. Cuyiet ...ff F. Dolan, M. Donahue, C. Do- nati, E. Doran, J. Doyle, J. Dubi, P. Dubish, R. Du Bois A. Dubrownik, L. DuHin, J. Duffy, K. Duffy, T. Durham, R. Durkin, F. Dust, E. Dwyer 'mf' -af f-,J . uf as-'Wi J s.-we St' ,,,..y- -1-'nv -.1 I-F -c-..,,, Ann X4'Q-r Qi' T. Czaikowski, D. Dal Ponte, J. Dalton, M. Danielevvicz, R. Daniher, T. Davis, K. De Brunin, L. Degrane M. Deitch, J. Delaney, J. De-lisa, R. Delismon, R. Deluca J. Dempsey, J. Dentzman, B. Deskovich J. Deveney, D. Dewit, J. Diaz, A. Dicosola, E. Dicosola, J. Dietz, P. Dignan, J. Di Novo W E:-f 4 we-r -sri' 'ew-nr' 'W' -.fe T. Ebert, Engebrigtsen, G. Espo- sito, J. Esposito, W. Faron, D. Farrell, L. Farrell, J. Ferro sa gl C77 XJ WUI' - w,..f-r 5.1 .lfl!.?,.., 11144. J? -.I J. Ficek, G. Fischer, R. Fisher, G. Fleming, L. Fronczak, W. Proso- lone, R. Fryer, J. Gaclbois E. Gaerfner, T. Gainer, M. Gal- lagher, R. Gontz, C. Garant, R. Garritano, P. Garrity, R. Gately No-4 1-f-v R. Gbur, J. Gerry, P, Giqnom J. Giglio, A. Gill, J. Gioirno, J Gieldum, R. Gorenz W, Gorman, G. Gomez, l.. Gor- ski, W. Gorski, L. Gropenthin J. Graft, J. Greco, J. V. Greco v-1 ev-- J. Horn, J. Horton, K. Horvcit, J Howard, W. Husey, M, Hynes, T. Jablonsky, J, Jacobs M. Jacobsen, J. Jacobucci, J. Jager, J. Jakubowski, J. Jonesek, J. Johns, J. Jess, E. Johnson 0' Sflitilwxii fit 4' . egfssiqlefi - r1'z.f.gf-,Q -. y .ww- 's '7,LZ' . ' Q g , . ...- 2 en A f 1 -'fi . tw 3 - 4' :. , .. likivlv ,, E... , l R2 s J .-.wg r ' not ,-,Q Q N A ' L A V, , Q Q.-A W N- . Nr rr ' ff' J. T. Greco, A. Gregor, G Gregor, G. Gretz, J. Grifhn, P Griftin, R. Grigutis, S. Grisman- auskas T, Grotto, G. Guest, A. Gus- tafson, R. Halagera, H. Hatte mer, F. Helternan, T. Heggo ton, R. Heiclekruger J. Higgins, D. Hill, E. Hines, J Hinshaw, J. Hothauer, B. Hogan J. Hogan, W. Holinquest 'N Q., ,. ,-ff T 4 .1 ii 4583 wgrw. GC 1,31 S ,. . 5 1.3 J. Johnson, R. Johnson, J Joniec, W. Joniec, C. Justice, D. Joyce, G. Kominski, J. Kamper A. Kamuda, J. Kandron, J. Kandziorski, T. Kopocius, M. Kopov, P. Kaullen, W. Kav- anagh, T, Kuzeneski J, Kazmierczak, J. A. Keenor, J. R. Keenor, K, Kenner, R. Kelly, D. Kemper, G. Kemper hw.- I .1 4' . VVV' -if S. Kennecily, G. Kerins, J. King, T. King, F. Kirchner, M. Klcsey, A. Kleszynski, J. Kleszynski E. Kloski, D. Knight, R. Knysz, K. Koch, T. Kochciykiewicz, J. Ko- cinski, C. Kolodziej, R. Kompore we 'cf any :ff-R T. Lo Rocco, V. Lcz Rocco, R. Lougernon, R. Law, G. Le Beau, R. Lee, R. Leggero, D. Leschinsky W. Leubscher, L. Leugoud, M. Lewis, M. J. Lewis, D. 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McDonald, T. McGoriTy, P. McGluve, E. Mcgoldrick, D. McGrc1Tl1, M. McHole, M. Mc- Kenno, G. McJimpsey wr N.-v ao' W. Nodey, C. Noforelli, M. Noughfon, G. Nowoiski, J. Nel- ligcmn, R. Nelson, R. Nicoli, D. Nolan S. Nosich, E. Nowak, M. No wok, J. O'Connell, J. O'Connor, E. O'Conor, J. Oglietti, J. O'Horcl M. McLaughlin, J. McLynn, E McNulty, T. McSherry, T. Mein zenboch, J. Meriwefher, L. Mey- ers, R. Miozgo M. Pcxfrick, M. Milcos, J. Michel sen, R. Miller, T. Miller, T. Mis- kowicz, L. Modieski, L, Moiscn G. Moron, G. Morgan, T. Moses, C. Mulfon, J. Mulvey, B. Munoz, D. Munro, W. Murray D. O'Hc1ro, C. Olejniczok, T. Oleniik, P. Olioro, W. Olson, J. Oneyeor, T, Opyd, P. O'Shec1 L. Osfling, J. O'Toole, N. O'TooIe, J. Ouimef, R.'Pc1cygc1, J. Polhegyi, J. Pcxllonti, W. Pol- mer A. Pcmozzo, T. Pcnozzo, T. Ponozzo, J. Pureiko, R. PoTop, A. Paul, R. Paul, J. Pcwlik T. Pentel, R. Peterson, W. Peter- son, T. Pietrusinski, T. Plutz, S. Pochron, J. Podlin, C. Pollack M. Poutry, R. Pranske, J. Prend- ergast, M. Quigley, T. Quinn, J. Quirk, T. Quirlce, J. Ramirez ,.w J. Ruszinski, T. Ruszkowski, D Ryan, T. H. Ryan, T. P. Ryan, L Tardy, B. Terry, B. Tesar E. Tobin, P. Tolocka, K. Tamasik J. Tome, R. Tomich, J. Torreano J. Toscano, B. Trant R. Trapp, G. Trotter, E. Tuck, R. Tuohey, E. Twardosz, R. Sabali- kaus, J. Salamonski, J. Sawicki .::+--: .:. .-,.,:y'::...-- ..,,. QXLQSNQYZEW. g,:::.':5:.:: :F-iv . ..... , , N . Q f . Q. , J. Randall, J. Raymond, P. Re cupido, M. Reda, D. Redican, J Regan, G. Reinlce, M. Relia T. Renner, J. Reuss, M. Rice, T Riermoier, P, Rigoni, R. Rim- lcus, M, Ritter, W. Roche D, Roclal, J. Rogalski, J. Rog geveen, G. Ronspies, A, Rosko D. Rosselli, M. Rowan, R. Rudak .,,- -..f xfwft f -. 1 M K' sf' K. Schaefer, L. Schiltgen, P. Schlee, G. Schmitz, R. Schaber, R. Schroeder, R. Schuller, R. Schultz L. Schultze, T. Schumann, J. Schuster, C, Schwarz, J. Schwer- in, J. Scott, L. Seibt, R. Serena J. Sheridan, J, Shipp, T. Short F. Sierzega, J. Silius, J. Slu gocki, G. Smagac, R. Smaron T. Snyclers, R. Solcol, B. Sauder M. Sfankiewicz, R. Starr, G Stott, R. Sfrillco, R, Sfrugg 2 L-.ff Nf -.. W.,- J. Watson, J. Walpole, R. Wall man, W. Wagner, J, Webb, F. Weber, D, Wedryk, A. Wersch- ing J. Whelan, J. Wilbur, B. Wilson, J. Winnick, J. Woifas, K. Wood, B. Wroblewski, J. Wronslci Q El 1 -1' SJ' E, 2, , , Rf :f EIQ ry, vE:5'hE j:: 155959 12.2 5-1 - .v . fijiaygz ilu E. eeer 31-ff, 1,2 i E 1 . fri: .Pl 54 . SU ' an, M. J. Sullivan, M. . Sullivan, W. Sundin, F. Syre, C. wr' N,-f Szopa, N. Szymonik, H. Urbanek R. Ulfsch, B. Urnez, J. Uhrilc, S. Valadez, J. Vallortigara, J. VanderBiezen, J. Vcmderploeg J. VanEtTen 1 J. Van Oosterhoui, R. Van Schellena, P. Verbiscar, J. Vil- lanova, M. Vlasafy, J. Voris, W. Voris, D. Voss Wu! Y'-17 1 xr ., 1. 'RX' .r . 3 .5 A M Egisa- ,J-'4' w 80 1.'!.'?f- A. Zbinden, D. Zebrauslcas, R. T. Zralka rig ! 1 -e wx '.'35! s. RK -WZ115. .. K K v, . W P. Wurtzebach, D, Wynn, K. Wzorek, D. Yates, B. Zadylak, H. Zaiac, D. Zarr, D. Zawacki Zefflro, R. Zielinski, R. Zimbauer, leg Hmm? 9 5 1:-..N2-9 lv ...kmwhwsamv Who fold them they could get o letter for wolking tho? rdil. Hey, look of The benny Suspended again! he's The benniesf benny going. ssesyaa 2 ffm? 'egress l l 2 3 s fs - gg 5 q . 1 f 2 9 Tho1's Colobrese of the left, herding The freshmen around. i i G f- ' 841 Q i 5 Q 2 S o J .i i 1 E 5 1 5 KEQ ?f2?5'i3'i? - i FRESnt'lcN 1 In o few more yecirs you con sign him up. ,rf ali GHQWGOM' Juan Left 'ro right FIRST ROW: George Goes, Sec., R. DeBruin, Vice-pres., D. Anderson, Treas., P. Andreotti, Pres., P, Durkin, K. Seal, D. Bunnetti: SEC- OND ROW: J. Blentz, P. Felvey, P. Cetera, W, Williams, T. Dutly, F. Ganser: THIRD ROW: T. Panozzo, T. Jacobowski, Wm. Miller, M. Moran, Wm. Under- wood, M. O'Brien, FOURTH ROW: J. Manthey, G. Krete, D. LaRoche, R. Mackry, T. Deasey, J. Olson: FIFTH ROW: D. Weber, C, Smith, J. Spevak, D. Peterson, J. Hammer, T. Hooker, BACK ROW: M, Donahue, K. Duffy, D, Ryan, J. Kazmierczak, J. Kleszynski, M. Gallagher, L. Modieski, J. Schuster, J. Cieslak, F. Kirchner, C. Clancy, D. Cavato, E. Altman. The worthies shown here so casually senatorial and neatly sartorial . .. represent a cream-gathered and, tor the most part, a crew-cut cross-section at the student body duly chosen by democratic election in the constitutional manner . . . by their buddies, that is . . . to represent them in the front oltice and, as channels carrying out school business, to do the necessary leg work. N l-I Q ' Stepping up all the way not only in pains-taking study but in practical service and prominent leadership within their class as well such are the credits of those upgraded to membership in the National Honor Society a distinction of note understandably desired by the men of Mendel. Bottom left to bottom right. J. Heintz, G. Goes, D, Anderson L Koziol G. Lang, P. Blidy, B. Newell, R. Kuco, J. Starr, W. Przybysz V Olson J. O'Rouke, M. Keeley, W. Podl, M. Schwarz, W. Morrey D Buchthal T Unton, C. Conway, Fr. F. Crawford, O.S.A., Moderator. 'sdub lVlendel's Fafhers' Club brings 'rogerher The fathers of The Mendel men in added labors for Their sons' and Mendel's benefir sponsoring annually a parenr- faculty dinner-dance .. . and for The sTudenT's This year, a whopping Dick Biondi Record Hop plus serving in various ways of games and events To assist The Mendel life, nu-cull! ' Below: R. McGrath, E. Clarke, Cor. Sec., A. Corona, Fr. Turcich, F. Pavilon, Pres., R. Rosenbach, J. Doody, lst Vice-Pres., STANDING: i J. Fox, P. Walfers, Rec. Sec., M. Podl, Treas., J. Weyer, R. Kramer, S. Kernagis, J, Ponseigo, D. Dudley, J. Gibner, J. Spitz. 1-1-1 ,gl xfylll.-.Y ls ,fliud 2 .Aww S 'sdub Mothers of Mendel Men, they are among its staunchest backers . . . the genial presence ot Fr. O'Rourke at the club's social acts, is representative of the good will which is kept alive and open between Mendel and the homefront the Christmas Party, the annual card party, the Fashion Show and Theater Party all these are the devoted labors that create close ties with the Mendel way. Mrs. H. Schaefer, Pres., Mrs. E. Kujala, Mrs. L. Kloss, Mrs, S. Dranger, Mrs. E. Gasperec, Treas., Mrs. S. Oskilainic, Mrs. A, Barbieri, Sec., SEATED: Mrs. J. Slattery, Mrs. C. Peterson. The stage was set for the an- ual card party . . . Mrs. McCloskey, Mrs. E. Schaefer, Fr. O'Rourke, Mrs. J. Sobieski, Mrs. G. Ruether, Mrs. A. Barbieri. Mrs. C. Peterson, playing Mrs. Klaus, Mrs. J. Weyer, playing Santa Klaus, and Mrs. E. Gasperec all handing out gifts to the faculty. J in We 'W The Sherman Williams Choral in a We , x or Christmas medley of melodies. I I and the guests all came. , 2 1 . 2 2 gg l T l V A 3 Q I Q , Q T 1 f zi .EZ . 5 . f f , as we 0 ,, li an 'Tatu tsrt l lf' IA 'ful 12. . ..... K KNEELING: E. Fahhner vice-pres., D. Steftens Secr.p STANDING: T Grabbe, pres., Fr. Metzger 1 1 SEATED: P. Hegedus, T. De Fay, VV. Siska, and A. Zack. KNEELING W. Krause, C. Van Hazebroeck, R, Mahle, and T. Conway. STANDING R. Theleen, J. Biol, R. Goy, D. Horn, R. Hansen, J. Moyer, and B Chetfer. in faculty advisor, Treas. Above and right: The key clubbers worked with the . J. Elenteny, N E Mendel training is just not all from books land maybe, hence, less eyestroinl tor willing-handed, openheorted sewice to others in the keynote laheml of this club. Y. f. SEATED: K. Eorner, F, Bolln. KNEELING: R. Roach, T. Bartke, D. Campbell, R, O'Sullivan. STANDING: R. Nelson, T. Weyer, P. Morrisey, R. Gerry, G. Mantoon, T, Donovan. . . . Roseland Kiwanis in o peonut sale and collected canned goods for the needy Christmas. mn.. I Hubbard on The Other Guy, the clubbers settle some trafhc questions. Below right: With Officer at we . . A A 5 4. K 'i . p n if ' 4 ' lq , V ' - - s ,,. fi , I fl M. ty. . V., -f V A H A ff . ii Above: At cz post-game pep rcilly they gove out plenty .. . Top right. J. Porzio, T. Tupiok, L. Gosperec, P. Blidy, M. Shea, E. Wiegcin, R. Colobrese, K. Copogno, W. Newell, W. Donovan. Below: . .. ot home-coming they cools upon the Gres . . . A yecir round certificate for throot sproy is o crying need for Mendel's spirited shouting squod . . . when enthusiosm logs or spirit hits Q low, these guy throw it into high geor . .. when the gome is going cigoinst the groin in the very worst woy its up to them to whip up the courage ot our crowd lond moybe even their own too ot timesl, since they see O fight on two fields: the one in the minds of the tons in the stonds with its up cmd downs os well os the tec1m's. Below right: .. . at every rally they shouted from the bottom of their shoes. S H. s 1 ,. Mendel's Twirlers are striking their classic stance - a salute to the flag. Mendel's band marking time or could they all be waiting tor a bus? Mendel's color guard in company with her sister school, St. Rita, both in first-rate form. Mendel Music Association - Certainly the group who total the greatest num- ber ot flying hours it can safely be said, is the everactive Music Associa- tion. From midautumn to late spring there is little let-up in their labors, plans and proiects. Early and late on a given day, some segment of Mendel's musical set-up is put in motion by Mendel's tire- less Music Association. L. to R.. D. Hanrahan, G. Cadore, R. Brychek, J. Bogren, Fr. Dodge, the moderator, announces the M. Kapov, T. Kenny, R. Zeilinski, B. Tesar with hats side- program over the P.A. while Gino Pacetti, ways to indicate the homecoming victory. G. Janeczko, Capt. ot Guard, M. Holan, Guard ot Honor, W. Brunson, Flag-Bearer, G Carlson, Papal Flag Bearer, J. Sharp, School Flag Bearer, R. McGrath, Guard ot Honor Colofu One face says it's hard . .. another says it's hot a third says it's heavenly and Julie Lazza- rotto thinks it's hep. Lead by C. Sharp, Drum the band master takes on the cue. Major. BAND MEMBERS: J. Bogren, W. Brunson, R. Brychelc, M. Butowslci G. Cadore, D. Carroll, B. Cvviklinski, D. Dixon, Sec., C. Donoti P. Dubrownik, H. Glob, D. l-lanrahan, K. Harris, J. l-lorwath, G Janeczko, D. Jankovvslci, J, Jaros, J. Johnson, M. Kapov, G. Kem- per, T. Kinney, D. Koch, Pres., D. Kosmala, A. Kozlevvski, S fKuiala, R. Landeck, D. Madden, R. Marek, R. McGrath, D. Munro, and M. Naughton, R. Nicoli, M. Patrick, R. Poclbielski, Vice-Pres., J Podlin, M. Poutry, J. Ranaloll, T, Renner, M. Rice, R. Scruggs, C Sharp, J. Sharp, J. Sharp, P. Sobanski, Lib., B. Sauder, R. Strug P. Tolone, B. Tesar, M. Tully, P. Wittosch, J. Woitas, F. Young E. Zoiac, R. Zielinski. . Below. M stands for sev- eral things: Magnificent, Mendel, and Monarchs. And where, pray tell, is the Pied Piper? Mendel Twirlers: M. Kenney, J. Lazzarotto, Mendelette Mascot, D. Martinelli, M. Morache, S. Sabal, S. Sarnowski, I. Smith, C. Sodetz, G. Sossorg, P. Sullivan, Capt., B. Paslco, B. Peredna. I E Mr. Daniel O'Connell, president of the Alumni Association, handing the golden football trophy to H. Norris or is it Mr. M. Alumni-Benefactors - Those who follow the changing face of Mendel's fortunes are not just a few in number. They look to her needs and successes. With an ex- panding web of the alumni finding their places in the world, and with a hard core of backers, Mendel need not look far to End concerned friends and followers. Alumnae The friends of Mendel in the homecoming parade, 3 QL1lQU'Dfl.up0 1 T Mwsw ' ABOVE: Band Ofticers L. to r., SEATED: Mrs. H. Nelson, Rec.- Sec., Mr. R. Landeck, Pres., Mrs. A. Hanrahan, Cor.-Sec. STANDING: Mr, G. Pczcetti, Qnd Vice-Pres., Mr. S. Sharp, lst Vice-Pres., Mr. R. Scruggs, Treas. ment. H1 Qs... ,Y..gVifc-fy 5,5-f, . Heads of Departments L. to r., seated: Mr D Martinalli Football Mrs G Sharp Publicity Mrs. N. Stewart, Entertainment, STANDING Mr L Sebanske Finance Mr R McGrath Sgt at Arms, Mr. A, Poutry, Sgt. at Arms, Mr J Hanarhan Membership Mr R Young improve Up for an encore . .. not their lost rec? ' MEMBERS Director - Mr. Myles Feltenberg. Soprono: E. Dunne, K Glenn, M. Keough, P. Mottltes, M. McNellis, L. Nessetlw M. Polonclnor, B. Pondoli, P. Ronlc, S. Wolter, E. White Tenor: D. Anderson, R, Budiselislt, E. Covoliere, T Chebunor, R. Doszok, J. Grott, R. Krorner, G. Krzyrninski P. Lenclci, R. Nelson. Boss: R. Alois, M. Altrnon, K. Bow R. Conneen, A. Corono, J, Doody, G. Drous, R. Fryer F. Giczewski, A. Gregori, R. Hines, T. Jensen, M. Klosey S. Kenneoly, P. Lencki, T. Monning, R. O'Brien, R. Pocltolik D. Poslco, J. Plienis, B. Quinn, R. Sltern, T. Snyder, J Stevvort, K. Wilhite, F. Wlodorski, D. Zyvvicki. Alto: D. Arm strong, J. Coppens, R. DeMolto, K. Hounilwon, A. Kotouskos M. Moody, B. O'Brien, L. Wolter, J. Wollis, C. Pickelsimer. the some re-oction, 1 The skits ogcun seem to be drawing new g For being only a mere Two years old Mendel's debaTing Team is beginning To show Hne TeaTher even Tor The fledgling Team iT is . . . having sTreTched iTs Wings in major TilTs and conTesTs as ci challenging newcomer To The Chicago CaTholic Forensic League, and gaining recogniTion in The UniversiTy of lllinois lnviTaTional TournamenT and in The IvlidwesT Forensic League TournamenT . . . This year debaT- Below: SEATED: R. Theleen, P Callahan, R. McGoldrick, KNEEL- ING: L. Wiscneiski, R. McGraTh,J Henneberry, R, Sislqa STANDING: B. Nelsen, Mr. l-larringTon, Modera- Tor, T. Waljeski, D. KreTT, .fi 1. ar 33 . . fi. Ll. if W . v , ing expanded To an inTramural acTiviTy To give more Mendel men a chance To gain sure-ness in Their ThoughT and expression. Above righT, FRONT ROW: J. Litko, M. Cuyief, . A . CK RO : R, . li . Above LeTT, SEATED: W, Brunson, W. Sun- T Krlck BA W Smmon' G Jcmecz O cling KNEELING: R. Zadylak, J. Zambomg STANDING: T. Renner, L. Lukas, P. McGlave, T. Jablonsky, W. Gorman. . ii .mi ri 4 -5, S C V-.-T H,--wwf. if F S. .F K 1 K 's s FIRST ROW: D. Mazzaravallo, T. Quinn, F, Waldron, J. Elenieny, P. Sobanski, Andreaiia, G. Hollich, P. Wechei, M, Regan, Wm. Hogan, D. Dixon, J. LaForTeg L. Avignone, J, Starr, K. Przybylo, J. Doodyg SECOND ROW: T. Barike, J. FOURTH ROW: R. Ciecierslci, J. Panozzo, J. Whelan, L, SchulTZe, M. Jones, J. Nosarzewslci, J. Delgado, J. Rusin, F. Giczewski, L. Gasperec, T. Keane, R. Riordan, T. Gainer, K. MarTynus, C. Sharp, G, GuesT, T. Moisan. Calabrese, THIRD ROW: T. Walsh, R. McGraTh, M, Henneberry, l. Spollo, L. swag TV' Facing ouT Toward ThoT alTar aT which iT is Their privilege To serve ia posiTion They Themselves had asked Tori and To iTs OccupanT, They . . . and The resT of Mendel vviTh Them Turn, as only young men can, who have admiTTed To Themselves their own conscious need for a broTher The likes of ChrisT and whose simple display of a righT reverence is aT The some Time manly and holy. KNEELlNGp J, Malecki, D. Campbell. STANDING, D. Horn, S Kochanowicz, A. Jablonowski. SITTING, M. Bonsignore, W. Brunson. KNEELlNGg T. Conway, G. Zubersky, G. Nosich. STANDING, R. Cikowski, T. Roy. SITTING, J. KNEELINGg B. Nelson, Sports Editor, News Editor. STANDING, P. Callahan, J. Murphy, O.S.A., Moderator, M. Shannon, Editor. SITTING, G. Goes, L. Wisniewslci. KNEELING, J. Kandron, J. Nasarzewski. STANDING, W. Siska, R. Nelson, R. Fowler, T. Walieski. One ACT Newspaper Drama lTime: 2:10 announcemenfs, Hauiboys, oboes 8x ding-dong bell of Public Adolressl P.A. lurgenflylz There will be a meefing of The Mendelian sfaFI . . . General News Editors leyeing mounting sfaclc of homeworkl: Think There's any use Trying To get out of This one, we've already planned This issue out, The assignments have been made ... P.A. iinsisTenTlyl: . . . the enTire siafl, not iusi The Typisis . . . Sporis Staff Members lmild but concealed exasperarionlz Do you Think Thai means us, we've passed our copy in, VVhai more can we do? ... P.A. lconclusivelylf' for proof-reading The lafesf galley-sheefs . . . else you will be dropped from the siafl. Thai is all. lExeunT alll M SEATED: Gene Carollo, P. Rakowski, KNEELING, R. DeBruin, STANDING: M. Nowak, D. Campbell, G. Rusiwick. Yearbooks are people, too, it once was said lby mel not just because people populate its pages, but because it takes all sorts ot people, bumping and lumping their heads together . . . to make a yearbook what it is . . . here, too, is where responsibility can sprout. responsible tor every last initial leven though all Williams are called Billl Few there are who realize what train- ing a yearbook gives and offers it one has that keen interest in Mendel to see each year recorded picturewise in a way that makes the year come clearly back, r-ig' , ..,, tl QF Q51 FIRST ROW: J. Fowler, J. Doody, SECOND ROW: G. Zubersky R. Heyl, T. Dunne. SEATED: R. Theleen, P. Callahan, KNEELING: D. Buchthal, G. Goes, STANDING: Fr. D. Bates, O.S.A., Moderator, L. Koziol. From lett, front to back: P. Moss, Treas., D. Weber, Sec., T. Unton, Vice- Pres, R, De Bruin, Pres., J. Doody, R. Gomez, A. Frigo, A. Voegeli, P. Di- Tella, B. Sidell, R, Michaelson, A, Sandra, B. Moskal, E. Gallagher, G. Tarquinio, S. More, J. Murphy, Mr. Spiewak, Moderator, T. Panozzo, R. Kramer, R. Fowler, C. Donati, T. Walieski, G. Smith, W, Prepura, M, Nowak, F. Ward, R. Turner, D. Ballweber, M. Zygment, D. Buchthal, L. Lisciotto, R. Gaiewski, R. Egan, T. Schwertteger, A. Boskey, S, Ulaszelc, D. O'Gracly, T. Cieslewicz, R. Jurievic. Plug wa The process ot broadening is forwarded both in a well- ordered meeting to lay out plans as the held-trips to Argon National Laboritories and Dresden Nuclear Power Plant . . . as well as through movies and assisting one another in outside proiects. ' big The raison d'etre which means its unwritten license to operate involves the use ot Mendel's lab facilities in which to splash around their chemicals taking excursions to various research centers lSherman-Williams and Interna- tional Harvester this yeari plus undertaking experiments on their own, spurred on by tilms allied to their interest. From left, SEATED: T. Pawloski, T. Walsh, D. Horn, Sec., J. Tolone, T. Bartke, Pres., J. Dill, A, Jablonowski, Vice-Pres., F. Bolin, Treas., STANDING: J. Nasarzewski, R, Nelson, S. Kachanowicz, Mr. G. Baum, Moderator, P. Kuhel, J. Malecki, D, Campbell, M. Butowski. , f'3'5' SK' 1 'CV 341- '-nl' 45 MN. 1' ,ggi ,QBW X xlib S! 10?- was Gregor Mendel must himself hove poked oround in peo-pods ond prodded the doylights out ot butterflies before he come up with ony low in the some inquisitive thot is the sign of searching science . . . ond ot o club whose oim is to open up young eyes to the world's wonders tor exomple in its ecology ot our own logoon: o study ot dll the living things tound there. Foreground to buck: J, Starr, T. Union, J. O'Rourke, R. Turner, R, Kuco, R, Hooker, J. Lekovich, V. Olson, Wm. Przybysz, L. Lisciotto, D, Buchthol, R. DeBruin, M. Keeley, F. Word, J. Doody, R. Heyl, T. Drenger, W, Morrey, J. Heintz. SEATED ot toble: M. Gosdecki, Pres., J. Doody, J. Roymond, C. Donoti T. Krick, F. Groboski, T. Conway, Left to right behind toble: R. Frey, VV Sisko, S. Joblonowski, T, Wolieski, R. Fowler, F, Tikusis, J. Belohlov, R Smoron, J. Hammer, Mr. P. Loporco, Modcrotor, C. Sharp, L. Withers STANDING: M. Mchlolc, J. Wenzowski, D,G:1y, R. Stokes, R. Barbieri. M0flvOQub Mendel's onswer to the Acodemie Froncois de Mothe- motique moy not motch the lotter tor the wizordry of their work but ot their tormolity ond houteur we hove sought o more pleosont semblonce . . . operoting on their own initiotive mostly Citselt o benetlciol ottitudel com- prised exclusively ot seniors . . . the only club moking that Cloim outside ot the Seniors Smoking Union . . . these men pursue the field ot moth further thon lust the Clossroom situotion, h4 as illnnq 'V I M CenTer foreground To back G Brond Sec N Colgaro Pres G Kamlnskl OSA., ModeraTor, E. Doron, G. Zuberslcy, G. BuTTimer, P. Grimm D Wynn E Kreske P McDongld J WaTson G Hohmqulsi' Left Toreground Krevokuch,J.Burkhcxrf,R,Mohrling,J.Kraiewslci,J.Kondziorski. Who con soy ThoT lperhopsl a modern-doy Marconi could noT be Tound hounTing Mendel's hom-shock Crnoybe even in The roboi Chorlie l . .. QT leasT Tour hove Their ovvn shocks ond coll leTTers plus using vvcis resources, insTrumenTs ond knovv-hovv ThoT Mendel con provide, These young enThusic1sTs geT o gross rooTs sTarT on Mendel ground. Who con soy ThaT iperhopsl o modern day Marconi could noT leTTers plus using vvos resources, insTrumenTs and know how be Tound hounhng Mendel s hom shock Cmoybe even in The rol:-oT ThaT Mendel con provide, These young enThusic1sTs geT ci gross Charlie D oT leosT Tour have Their own shocks and coll rooTs sTorT on Mendel ground. Dr Posin couldnf have done befier in The lecTure demonsfrahon on aTomic energy given To The whole school Seniors, FIRST ROW: T, Dudek, R. Mahle: STANDING: R. Theleen, M. Gozdecki, P. Sobanski. NOT presenT: J. STevvarT. Juniors - SEATED: l. Spalla, T. Pawloskig SECOND ROW, kneel- ing: Wm. Novak, D. Campbell, A. Zacharski, M. Bufowski: THIRD ROW: T, BarTke, B. Boskey, A. Jablonowski, S. Kochano- wicz, F, Bolin, T, DeFay, D, Horn, FOURTH ROW: C. Thomason. OTTicers: SEATED: L. Wisniewski, P, Callahan: STANDING: Fr. J. STobba, O.S.A., Moderator, J. Nasarzewski, R. Calabrese. Jyjlr 101 So ThaT more could sing abouT The vvorrns lbook-worms, ThaT isl Crawling in and The worms Crawling oUT The six Thousand or so books ThaT snugly insuloTe The walls of our pin-neaT library, This club fills a deTiniTe need besides proljfering service in The minuTe deTails in circ:ulaTing, replacing and ordering book aTTer book. 11 Sophornores, FIRST ROW: R. Doszak, B. Fowler, SECOND RO'N: B. Hines, R. Quaglian, T, Walieski, R. FosTer, THIRD ROW: T. O'Callaghan, J. Belohlan, R. Ciecierski, H. SmiTh, B. Michaelson, Freshmen, FIRST ROW: VV. Leubscher, D. Madden, SECOND ROW: L. SchulTze, P. McGlave, THIRD ROW: R. Manning, T. Jablonsky, E. Kramer. X Q M Y 53 ,,l ,Y if Athwics 1 1g Z. 5 ' t . if ii V:'.Ab . la llgl zlgl . , -iig Q ,..EI : gz s. nrr t t t J - 1 -um V A A ss d , Vb.g L gl 2 1 Coach Joe McGee calls on his spotters for aerial information for his next defensive move. i How bout castling on the king's side . . . J W9 FOOTBALL TEAM. ROW T: W. Duffy, R. Bird, R. Thillman, A. Flanagan, J. Nellinger, J Elenteny Heitzmann, R. Slattery, A. Mattie. ROW 2: K. Wilheight, H. Foy, J. O'Shea, J. Koch, E. Arsini P Andre J. Manthey, J. Heintz, H. Norris, T. Duffy, H. Gralewski, T. Manning, H. Smith. ROW 3: N Ahrens The Monarchs' football rocket looked fairly launched in its pre-season play . . . the Mendel men wrecked the Ramblers from Gordon Tech Ctheir engineering may be betterl by tallying a l2-2 decision over their North Side rival . . . and at Lane Tech Stadium by out-doing a dazed De Paul squad by an uncontested 22-O. Opening the season itself at Eckersall . . . the Mt. Carmel caravan rolled to a l4-O halt over our big team . . . and considering the close rivalry the score was only part of the defeat. Out after lions' meat hoofing around as the Leo nine luse dictionaries on punsl, Mendel's own Monarchs pulled to a l2-O lead, only to slip back to a l2-l4 lag at the half. A quick T.D. by Mendel was mainly smashed by two T.D.'s of Leo . . . the scale tipped 28-18 in favor of the felines. Trying to buck and bronco-bust the St. Rita Mustangs was not to be an easy iob, in spite of what will was there . . . Mendel's third successive set-back was a convincing 26-6. The load of the Loyola defeat Q2-ol could only be somewhat lightened by a go-go 103 yard run out of his own end zone by Pete Andreotti. lt only takes one sparkling, shifty play to make a game worth while. ln the Homecoming victory the Monarchs hit their pay dirt in the regular season. The shaggy, scraggly Wolves from Ignatius way were duly skinned Q6-O. With chins to the grindstone and the ground . . . to salvage what could be saved of a fast-waning season . . . and to slack a hunger for something more than Rice . . . mud covered Shewbridge Stadium proved to be no place for our lighter team to take another win . . . yet only a slim six points edged us out when a Brother Rice Crusader galloped eighty yards ifor his lady-love, we wonderl. There still are goodly rivals in them 'thar Beverly Hills. All in all there have been better seasons, percentage wise as the books all say, with three wins outweighed by five losses. But never think that Mendel does not still have a taste for top-flight l good show l football - real Monarch style. 104 - --... . Q - 5, -n A , - K 4,l y K we , l 1 i Q ' P in . i li F' , ' A , ' Q. esl . ' fm! .W W, , . mg, , . fx L Q 1 Q, 2 I k. ig, . . If K K ' A ,mf .af ' if '43 . 71 M, . W rrell, F. Deliso, L. Nckroshis, D. Buchoncin, P. Scuderi, D. Hudek, R. Ponozzo, M. Moron, T. Dufly, D. linski, K. Seol, R. Hromo, Mel Bechino, Mike Bechino. ROW 4: K. Mokris, R. Mocri, J. Olson, R. bonek, J. Jogmen, M. Povilon, P. Ormsby, P. Durkin, R. Pelkey, D. Koko, R. Merolo, T. Deosey, G. Doyle. Football Leon hard, line, that-crwoy, but it looks like everyone is watching the hand-ol? onywoy. lMr. Quarterback, there were U-2 spies.J ye-vw Qi , .W 2 61. ,iw 1 . -- .1 , ' W 2 A, . m. L Q J M-M f 2 . . , ,iw 1 3 2 .mai W, fm ,fw- E4 ch 1 x 4 S 5945 1 'Qui John Manthey could get out of this one . . . don'1 put I it past him. From left: John Manthey fMost Valuable Linernani, James Hines fHighest Scholastic Averagei, Pete Andreotti LMost Valuable Baclcfielcl-manl and Jeff Koch 'Most Improved Playerl get their awards from Fr. Labadie, O.S.A., Athletic Director. gpqg,-mr -ww-w..w ,Ml X, :W Pat Durkin was piling up some yardage in the Homecoming game against the Ignatius Wovles. See no evil, speak no evil, hear no evil . , . seems not to be the case here The crowds were as big as ever , . . Homecoming or otherwise . . . and stayed as from right: Fathers Mcffonville, Turcich and Stobba reflect a crisis. even after a hard loss. 'uf 'QS' 'V f14fTwfa::fcfes wp- in L, to R, SEATED: E, Maher, T. McGarrity, M. Sullivan, J. Delisa, R. Munoz, R. Tuohey, L. Grapenthin, A. Gill, M. Collins, K. Carlyle, E. Hines, SECOND ROW: Coach Joe Phelan, M. Rowan, K. DeBruin, T. Riermaier, E. Nowak, K. Cook, D. Zebrauskas, M. Vlacity, T. Snyders, D. Corcoran, D. Joyce, R. Kelly, J. Ko- cinski, J. Horn, M. Quigley, manager, THIRD ROW: L. Farrell, G. Garry, D. Ryan, K. Duffy, J. Delaney, R. Cooney, T. Lamb, P. Arvia, R. Manuczak, F. Kirchner, T. Ollenick, M. McKenna, E. Carik, C. Oleniczalc, J. Cieslak. . f 4 QE 53 ,M 55' 55 I , 7 gl fy' I is Tl A T I. a .X H I Q I 2 I I' A F I 31 47 ' .Sy 33.21 Sm M iw' i:4 ' '-:L ' wr- A ,fr X .. . 3.51 I-'ILT as I K. '1 4 -7' '.'- Q II I S 6 6 7 'T S 7 :ra :-if if 9, ' ..,. TJ W r-'H 1 cz: -- we IX ' xi .Ann I 1 i L. to R. FIRST ROW: R, Rimkus, W. Wagner, J. Silius, M. Sullivan, W. Kavanagh, R. Schultz, P. Dubish, SECOND ROW: Coach Joe Forlenza, J, McCann, T. Casey, G. Fleming, K. Schaefer, J. McGregor, R. Garritano, R. Kornpare, THIRD ROW: J, McGrath, F. Nowak, M. Lewis, J. Dal- ton, R. Nelson, J. Zawacki, M. Ritter, Freshman Team Record Mendel Opponents 6 Mt. Carmel .. ...... . 6 I2 Brother Rice . . . . . 22 20 St. Leo ...... . , I2 7 St. Rita . . . . . 6 I25 Ib. Team Record Mendel Opponents I2 St. Barnabas .. ...... . 6 I2 St. Felicita .... . . . 2O 6 Palmer Park .. . I8 I4 St. Ethelreda .. . 6 O St. Felicita . . 8 O Palmer Park ....... 20 I4 St. John DeLasaIIe . . . O Home are the Monarchs, home from the wars, More downeheartened, than really sore . . . 1 4.63 4 64 k E1 N 4 1 ,,,, 1 Sk 'S' ,f Q Q X 5, ia ' , N I an 4 yn 1 ' fin. v f' ,- 3' 'P QQ 35? I ,gms N li h h U xl fin 5,3 Ls, . Egg!! my Q Sgy Q S3-fm sf . 1 A A ' N f gf f ' iv -ff ig ff.. Wx 3 Y '54 'Ci wh 'A 5? 5fbf 3 i,ffg,ff fjyfgfgi gigggjif' I L -' 'x Q ' di, YQ A Q M: ' ,+V ii,-1. f- 4, ia. ,,Q -. -wg? -vfv I M 1 4. ,fy Q':'Qw'WM f X J QfiQlm'Q! gg ' 2..- , , -2 5YT1i 1+ 5? W-11-A QSM if Basketball l l Team Record - l-leavies We They ST. Leo .... 36 43 MT. Carmel .. . .. 63 54 Bro. Rice ... ... 57 4l ST. lgnaiius .. . .. 49 59 Sf. Rita ..,. . . . 45 53 Leo ........ . . . 69 99 Ml. Carmel . . . . . 68 75 Bro. Rice ... . .. 66 76 ST. lgnaiius .. .. ... 68 63 ST. Rifa ......... 68 55 Won-4 Los?-6 l l Left foreground: J. Sarnion, J. Merrick, K. Urich, E. Skalka, J, Jaros, H. Suerfh, A. Frigo, G. Smiih, F. Urich, R. DeBruin, T. King, W. Hersfed, W. Hennesseyg center left. Asst. Coach Meyer, Rev. VV. Labaclie, Aihleiic Di- rector, Coach Phelan. Don'f foul'm, Jerh, he's one of ours Don'T panic, Jerry lJarosT, iT's only a hand. Tha?'s a Twist: holding hands in mid-air. TEAM Record - LighTs We They ST. Leo .... .. 52 51 MT. Carmel ... .. 57 38 Bro. Rice .. ...5O 52 ST. lgnaTius . . . . 70 52 ST. RiTa . .. .. 48 66 ST. Leo .... .. 54 67 MT. Carmel . . ... 67 46 Bro. Rice . .. . . . 58 49 ST. IgnaTiUs .. .... .. 75 56 ST. RiTa ............... 57 73 PlayoTT Game Mendel 56 Weber 65 Won - 6 LosT - 4 Cloclcwise BOTTOM CENTER: H. Norris, J. Derik, R. Smirh, J. Moore, R. LoThrop, Weber, M. Moran, P. Orrnsby, D. Hanson, A. Flon- agan, P. Greenwell, D. Nolan, P. Scuderi, D. Hudelc: CENTER: Coaches Meyer and Phelan. Missing C, Lyons. Are you going To sfep Through That Triurnphol Monarch arch or not, man. T T' ... E N.. ,ff T 'wr si 5 5 is E5 K we .xp f . . . . , . aiwwfz ,fly . M Bob Smith crossing swords To foil a Tipein shoT. Five To one you don'T get it bo Y. Ormsby in sequences. up . . down ...up ogoin. Our cultured rebouncler, Gene Smith, holds his fingers lust so. The rebound here no prob- No foir holding on the net. lt's mine, you meony, l got here ... when ci body meets o body, comin' through lem for Hennessey. flr5f, fhe rye, Let it roll oft your finger- All eyes ore on you, Jer, what ore you tips, Fuzz, like the cooch going to do with it. Go oheod, lust try ond get it. fold YOU. X 4 4 You need another fool to moke it, Gene. This is The way we make Big Hank draws a bead on Mendel's Charles ATlas lPhiI Scudern LeTTer: Dear buddy: Surprise! Signed, Say, buddy, you wouldn'T be fo make a oul . . . so The basket grabs one of The boards. Bob Smifh. Trying To sneak by, would rly in The morning. ya? iJim DerikT For a Team which showed so much promise as BanTams and Flies as This year's senior hoopsTers, The children were noT The TaTher of The men lwhich TranslaTed means They didn'T come up To snuTT.i For all The greaT abiliTy Tied up in The senior Team - wiTh men like J. Jaros iMosT Valuable Playeri and Fuzzie Urich iMosT Improved Playerl -The heavies acTually did noT realize Their poTenTial. The lighTs were a diiTerenT sTory Tor Tairly obvious rea- sons. There was spunk and zip and playing TogeTher. SEATED: D. Nolan, J, Canna, K, Kenner, KNEELING: G. Arvia, T. Riermaier, L. Modie- ski, J. SmiTh, THIRD ROW: A. Gill, A. Flanagan, D. Weber, Coach Meyer, P. Greenwell, T. ETTen, D. Zawackig FOURTH ROW: D. Hansen, J. Lindbloom, T. Kapocius. 113 Some TugiTives Trom The TooTball Team gave up iobs and Time To beef-up The iunior Team. There were such game green-horns lplaying varsiTy baskeTball Tor The TirsT Timei as D. i-ludek lMosT improved Playeri and l-l, Norris, PaT Ormsby Too iMosT Valuable Playerl helped spark The Team. ThaT The lights made The Play-oFTs was someThing oT a TeaTher in Their Caps, buT ThaT The heavies had beaTen Carver, The sTaTe runner-up, in pradice also leTT someThing of a pleasanT TasTe To linger on. SEATED: K. Urich, E. Weil, D. PeTe-rson KNEEUNG: R. SheTTs, J, Cieslak, R. Han sen, D. Ryan, THIRD ROW: M. Lewis, C Border, M. Gallagher, Coach Meyer, J Coughlin, K. Baliuska, J. Delaney, A Gasiecki, R. O'Carroll, R. Manuszak, J Jucewicz. 2 .1 A' sv yl. f i 5 .ni 'tfjilegg ,W K ' .:i3'.,, ' I 'if Come OH, YOU QUYS, lei me in: WS me, the coach. You gotta use your head, call a switch play and have Androtti center it. 'Mm When are ,they ever going to bring Say, Father, have you heard fl-le one Sure, dear, I've got the What a perfect time for shadow As your grass inspector al dessert, about Pat and Mike, and Mrs, shopping right here, but pictures, look I can makea rabbit. l can say is that these O'Leary's cow. just now i've got things white lines are ruining your on my mind. lawn. Jud? ' They can't do this to you and get away with it. Mirror, mirror on the wall, who's the We didn't exactly PVOVE OU' fairest of them all lme or that Anybody gota toothpaste not quite You've still got a pulse, boy, l donlf Care if 'lWeY point refereel. so gritty. you'll make it. weering Snowshoes - - - l 1, -U5 , . l l lllli X l X EN i l H ' l For heavens sake, ret, put your The first three tasted tust fine How hungry can those guys get Hows that for brightening up the contacts on. I lust wonder Mendel lights The stars in ci star formation send up a prayer to the stars. Joes Mendel's two colortul coaches are seen here in their added lthey're top-notch teachers toot and otticial capacity, going each through his own unrehearsed and rnatchless routine. Whether they vvin or lose, the coach's lot is a vveather-vane ot emotions trom black gloom to triumphant smiles wreathing his tace. Joe McGee has spent over ten years at Mendel and Joe Phelan about halt as muchg but both, in devoted and undivided concern tor lVlendel's name on the tield and tor lVtendel's athletes themselves. The tvvo Joes themselves had been associated together through many years ot their schooling and time still Ends them both sparking up the lite ot the school. Say, ret, you want to know some- Ret, you ve got such pretty teeth why dont Get in there, Charley . . . but thingf you're missing a very good you bite the basketball Cor something like What do you think will happen listen, don't get caught. game. that to the price of sugar cane 1Ii.j.Q1QQ Mr. Diamond puts T4 through the paces, .. , N.. .,.. - .. . W. of Y' Nxnwwgwww 5 fiwiygisfesm .. 'W ' wages. wwf Www N -M1 r W Q , Q. 3 my ' 5 F . 7k'- -fs y A ' at A. L? A R- K N'LL 1 N YW ' .- ',L- , . K ' if ' 'w + , . .A.- . , J- . fi- , Y 1-4miN le 'i,f, Fi QT 1 aw Q. ,Q- ' 'A Bu E P ? 1 ssss .. RW .M-w Q., ...fm fs . 51 f gg ,. ,- f . 'sw li. if p f f, W M. .... T -LL' . - 'TQ it swf , T , 'Q L' . iilfv li' ' K ,M A 7 ' I ' 4 K 'W K J wfff-.,,g. K A ' .f fi .TW f . ' 1, 'A ' . . fl, 1 Y W 'ey ' 'A ....X 'jfne . J. .A .,.. I .Q A Q M , ., . M raw? H . Q 'L 7 v wzrf- gf. ' fs. V -.girl f I f A x.., T ' . 1 W 3 i wal' -f v s 56 i ex:-rx . 'ffa- ffl . H' R313 116 . L Wrestling Champs L. to r.: R Panozzo, P. Anclreotti, Wm, Peters T. Hersam, D. LaRoche, S Tonkovich, A. Lazzara, R. Kelly, A Zbinclen, B. Sauder. Sophomore Football Champs - Sec. 27 L. to r.. S, Seymour, D O'Grody, D. Hansen, D. Weber, H Suerth, M. O'Roul4e, D, Krett, L Nolan, J. Horwath, M, Henneberry R. Kuc. Sophomore Basketball Champs - Sec. 27 L, to r.: R. Connen, J Kriszilc, G. Hee-nan, R. Macki, D Price, W. Vuscoe, J. Lis, M. Boyle, J. Enright, S. Tonlcovich. Freshman Football Champs - Sec. 8 L to r: K. Cmelo, R. Grigutis, R. Linkus, J. Bonior, J. Vanderploeg, J. O'l'lara, H. Urbanek, J. O'Toole, J. Tarreano, J. Kazmierczak. Freshman Basketball Champs - Sec. 3 L. to r.: D. Sawacki, P. Oliaro, J. Esposito, J. Merriweather, F. Do- lan, T, Olejneck, D. Ryan, R. Munoz, T. Lamb, N. Costello, L. Farrell. I Senior Football Champs - Sec. 43 Lett - right: W. MCG-rane, R. Pickett, J. Elene teny, J. Biol, T. King, J. Tengblad, F. Maher, W. Walsh, Senior Basketball Champs f Sec. 46 Lett f right: J. OfShea, R. William, K. Carl- son, J. Manthey, H. Foy, D. Mazzorana, N. Connelly, F. Waldron, R. Smith. l Junior Football Champs - Sec. 38 L. to r.: H. Smith, R. Voss, P. Nichola, M. Hine, J. Judy, W. Donovan, R. Rosenbach, T. Gavin, J. Gasperec, J. Flanerty, T. Psinas. l Junior Basketball Champs - Sec, 37 L, to r.: T. Mcliibbin, T. Riordan, C. Chase, A. Kropp, W. O'l-Ieir, J. Hryweciz, W, Krause. The unsung athletes of the Lunch-time League who tussled for the diFlerent top team hon ors among themselves, have been able by the hundreds to exercise their own gaming spirit in iyir. Diamond's greatly appreciated and widely followed intramural program. we Varsiiy L. To r., SEATED: J. Miichell, J. Wiliz, R. Bray, J. Sid Lieber, B. Chefferg SECOND ROW: Coach Kirby, J. O'Connor, E. Kantor, J. Horvaih, J. Chiorodo, STANDING: J. Rudnik, B. Munoz. Team Record 4 . Mendel vs. M THEY 8 . . . .... CVS ....... . . 42 i9 . . . .... Mr. Carmel . . . . 27 24 . . . .... Calumei ........... . . 26 l8... ...CVS ............. . 36 35 ... .... Morgan Park Academy ... . ll 37... ...Kelly ............ . ii 5 ... ... Si. Joseph's ..... .... . 38 i8 . . . .... MT. Carmel . . . . . 29 4l .... ...Morgan Park 9 l ........ . . . Sf. Joseph's . . . 2l4 TOTGl Total 2l6 L. to r.. W. Lieber and Cclpi. J. Starry J. Wiliz and R. Bray, J. Chiarodo and R. Benosf J. Mitchell and P. Seiler. Junior Varsity L. to r. SEATED: R. Saccomano, A. Lazzara, J. Doody, T. Weyer, R. Kelly, M. O'Rourkeg SECOND ROW: D. LaRoche, J. Jankowski, G. Kaminski, R. McFaddin, K. Koch, THIRD ROW: M, Donahue, R. Benos, P. Seiler, J. Uhrilc. INDIVIDUAL SUMMARY Tofal Poinis Scored Individual lndiviclu Matches Mcifch Score Team Sc Name Won Lost Tied Mendel - Opp. Mendel -4 Bray. . . . 2 4 O 22-36 8-18 Chefifer . . . . . O 3 O O-27 O-I5 Chiarodo .. .. 8 l i 89-30 38- 5 Horvolh . . . 3 7 O l3-3l l3-25 Jankowski , .. l O O 6- O 3- O Kanlor , . . . 3 7 O i9-57 I3-3l Koch .... . . 6 2 O 52-21 28- 6 LaRoche . . . O l O 2- 6 O- 3 Lieber . . . .. 2 6 O 28-49 6-l8 McFoddin . . . . 0 2 O l-20 O-lO Milchell . . . . O 4 O i0-31 O-l 8 Munoz . . . . 7 3 O 57-33 23-i3 Olson . . . . . 2 8 O 22-59 6-30 O'ConnOr . . . , . . 2 6 O 32-42 lO-26 Phelan .. .. l O O l3- 3 5- O Rudnik .. .. i 7 O 8-42 5-23 Siarr . . . . 9 O l 46- 9 33- 2 Willz . . . . 5 3 O l8- 6 23- 9 Running more regularly and continuously than most other sports at Mendel, the intramural league occupied close to 'tt' a hundred men spread over some twenty teams. The cream of these keglers made up the traveling Team which in both Senior and Juniqri divisiohs made the Catholic League playoffs, with the Juniors strik- ing home as City Champs, and the Seniors walk- ing ott with the South Section trophy and title. ROW 1: P. Moss, A. Zack, D. Gabbert, R. Opyd, L. Koziolg ROW 2: Kowazsick, S. Renoylds, A. Slovak, J. Malecki, JQ'Gallegery 4: T. Ziemba, D. D'Adam, T. Schafer. J J Y Fr. Turcich, the League Moderator, lobs one into that payoft- pocket. League Champions The Five Aces P. Labara - 164 R. Dubin - 156 High Game - F. Novak 253 L. Avignone - 151 Eyes front and lots of form: the typical l'llQl1 555195 - D- Zarr 617 E. GOl'iZOlGS - 151 scene for the space of forty weeks. High AVGVCJQG - R. Opyd 183 L. Michaels -- 138 119 W. Aftek, L. Puch, D. Zarr,fJ. Campion, J. Pietrusinskip ROW M. 't 4? iiligfti Qing -N0 ,kenaf QAFLWFUQ Baseballs an K I . 1 ,lm J , df' if ,- A AE 's XQA 5 ,. i.if V. ... , y . ....... ' tflmf si 'W M if f1 A 4 ff' . .5 r 4 .Ai NUI. 'rs if fs S. it is ROW 'l: T. Schrier, P. Conroy, S. Koshirsky, D. Zcijeski, E, Kontor, ROW 2: K. Glon, R. Smith, R. Poiyette, Wm. Gcxnser, T. Etten, T. Ponozzo, ROW 3: Fr. John Govin, Cooch, T. Milczni, T. Zo- ieski, K. Urich, A. Schmidt, G. Goes, H. Suerth, P. LoBorboro. Missing. Mr. Bill Conroy, Asst. Couch, F. Gonser, M. Vig, Stu- dent Monoger ond M. O'Brien. The i962 version of the Monorchs foced o reol rebuilding iob. Gone from the scene were pitchers Bill Cciul, Gerry Purcell, Don Kolosh, ond Rick Border. Even Pete Seiler left to become 0 shot-putter on the trock teorn ond deprive his tecirn of his singing on the bus. However, Mike Vig Hlled in without the singing. Other new-comets joined the veteron George Grub Goes, the tolented left hond hurler. From the Frosh- Soph come oble relief mon Zenon Rowley. And lefty Don Zojeslci chonged from on port-time first bosemon to o full time pitcher with the best move You toke ci cut if George gives you o chonce. T. Zoieski, D. Zojeski, G. Goes, Wm. Gonser ond F. Gonser: the Brothers Four plus One. T Milam K Glon R Smith, F. Gonser, H. Suerth: Now, Henry, this is how it's done! George checks Tim's form. The ploy of second and very probably the put-out. 4,2xln.g. 'ii T. Milani: Strrrrretch Terry. P. Conroy: One Martian sneaking up on another Martian. to first base on the pick-oFl play . . . Michael Pat Conroy gave us 1 the best catching in the league anal Tom Etten was his competent under- study. From the first this was a team that could bounce back as they once showed in going from a shut out to an T8 hit attack. Team play characterized by the hustle of Steve We've-got-'em-on-the-run Kashirsky to the inspirational play ot short-stop Frank Ganser was the quality that made the Monarchs a strong contender. F. Ganserz There is only one Mr. Shortstopf' ' 25 . ig f . V i ss if 1 ., 'K- R. Smith: Basketball was never like this. QVT M Eff ' 5 When the general goes inspecring the troops .. 594:39 . i , . . lf f ' I ' 4 -. 'fi' l 'l 'iq ua, if 'VI' 'F' M - T Y . y A s T T P ' if if- i kfilyf r 4' j . l,ff1.iff.,lEfA lofi 6 ,,f- fr? 7 - ! fi if ,MR E ,X . W.gA 3 n l g .ggw s 6 x was f - ' '- iw A Y as K V ..Wk Q r I V K. K ,L g et , ss ,... . T s- . 1 T -,,L.f fs. 5 ,T - , 1 'P' , io ii. . w wf L . C 106, R X A it f r 4 l ig? I I . .' l V 5 fi . x gl Q I J 3 fi i -' k V, P .-.M . -ff F' ' -Q f T , T ' P f T ' 3 K U ,ii K x A . . w ill 1- it Lift -, 5 -Wylfifnfgl-1' Sa-,H -',g,'f.-5, gg if - if- V' i2y'3u4 f F .V t ' .1 , A ' S' ,, - '1.- , ' , f- , - . . t , ,J 1 . SE I i 5 ROW 1: W. Wroblewski, J. Sullivan, A. Avendorph, R. Sapolski, ROW 2: D. McKay, J. Plienis, T. Walsh, D. Ballweber, A. Shirvis, W. Brunson, ROW 3: P. Callahan, L. Carli, R. Gpyd, J. Fowler, R, Theleen, F. Ward, G. Zajoc, P. Sobonski, ROW 4: E. McGoldrick, R. Michaelson, T. Walieski, R. Fowler, J. Sawicki, T. Conway. Under the competent, expert coach- ing ot Mr. Jim Diamond, a strong Mendel team brought Mendel the Catholic League trophy, senior divi- sion, atthe ot Iasfwyear. With that tull team ili. turning out again this spring, past experience and persistent training could bring more honor to Mendel. emmis Tennis moved into action late in a Iaggard and uncooperative spring . . . but the hard core ot returning seniors will have banged out any dents in their armor from last yeariilgi... . and new and old would be hying to Father Turcich tor pointers to sharpen their game . . . to clinch some victories for Men- del. ROW 1: M. Giogrande, M. Shaver, R. Brunson, D. Gabbert, ROW 2: R. Traverso, P. Rebrovich, Z. Rawley, T. eye.. .L to, 1 i iz, . 14: Senior Teom: ROW 1: J. Doody, G. Lang, D. Anderson, J. Starr, Wm. Scholten, J. Karson, ROW 2: M. Shannon, T. Bindon, J. Faron, M. Costello, R. Saccamano, Teach Track is o sport where individuol success colls tor greot individual etfort. But when all ot the parts can be oiled and brought to their peak perfection, the combination of single excellence ond over-oll ettort could bring o tdir share ot fame to Mendel on the trock tield. ROW 1: J. Lohart, D. l.aRoche, G. Karl, R, Rumpt, V. Smith, D. Seiner, J. Farrell, P. Moss, B. Cwiklinski, ROW 2: J. Rior- don, F. Brower, D. Gay, T, Jensen, R. Hansen, J. Foron, R Corbett, D. Zywicki, R, Rockett, J. Robinson, T. Donovan, J. Jucewicz, E. Leddin. if . 1.555 P. Broadway, E. Buteau, R. Pelky, ROW 3: P. Seller, J. Grady, R. Shem, G. DeVries, W. Federbusch, F, Rablca, T, Unton, J. Novosel, J. Wiltz. -WWW g ii, -5 M. -A it ' . 4 -A ...... . 39' we A :Q J Q' ,T sgf: sly mi A VL gi Evbk A .ti ,A .: .. , Yg!h Ghfl ,Cifb.wg:J!h TRN ' is DELI? . J 7 HE DE , .QSN l fzN:sL qgghtgzz. JEQFL L VENUE' - l ts. . ..-tg 9 l wg -, 5-Ravi? J I ish TT'q JJBD' li i as M AMENBEI i ! QNDEL , , :kt DEB, ,HENDEL Q P .' i we . . 5 Z r 5 W KI h J fi' .iflzuf x ROW 'l: P. Riermaier, D. LaRoche, J. Cohert, R. Johnson, T. Smith, J. Robinson, ROW 2: Coach Meyer, P. Felvey, D. Christie, E. Butecu, R. Rockett, F. Brower, R. Smith, F. Urich. 4 -Mm! 5 3 l Wm. Badke, A. Kamuda, M. Lewis, H. Hcittemer, M. Patrick, M. Ritter, M. Lewis, J. Scherwin, M. Naughton, G. Esposito. . .,,,...,.-.1 I ill- .Sw A X 1 ffl W 7 f 'A I :X I I 8 in Wwwnagwmwa Howes wi-lowg of P C. -I 5 A 0 ' M s ' l. The mein reviewing box on The big clay I ' 2. 76 trombones. ' 3. BUT positively NO CHERRY Borviss .. fi , 4. The Monarch TwisT 44 5. Up Tor The kick-off . .. ,LX , 6. Help! Fire! L 1 I The 7Th onnuol homecoming of The High School wiTh The College Campus vvos os he-cTic os ever oT The heighT oT The TooTboll seoson, The Monarchs downed ST. lgnoTius in The Troy, ond The wor cry Thc1T week end vvos Wollop The Wolves. Clio? I lb rw . , it 'X i. The Brothers Four 2. John's date? - lposter contest w 3. Who'd rather buy o paper doll? 4. But, Father, it worked in the lab. 5. The car came by chance books, but how about the girls. 6. The moving of Burnham woods? l 7. Mush, you huskies, mush. l 8, Take that, you brute! inner.l see Shakespearel ' 9 Is this a tail or a pump handle? TO. For once, the refs agree, li. Oh, for an Alka Seltzer. l2. Intramurals? P'P ?' Wlww Came to what of Blast . . . ltwasafwuj QweetQlww Six weeks' time . . . that's all it took . . . for a seven nights' stand . . . A cast and crew of tour hundred strong, made even more attractive by being halt made up ot girls . . . became a well-knit group under the capable direction ot Mr. Joe Hayes, whose Wide New York background in musical and variety shows . . . produced a show that stirred several thousand in its short run . . . The show's moderator Fr. James Murphy, O.S.A,, assisted by Fr. Joseph Stobba, OSA., and Fr. Thomas Koenig, O.S,A., coped with the numerous details ot Mendel's really first big extravaganza , . . It will not be the last. l. The Jets are off on their own West-side rumble. 2. Such blame nonsense as this, made it such fun. 3. There is no question here, of it's going over . . 4. . . . but come on, Fathers, don't take it so serious. 5. The Pied Piper himself, Mr. Joes Hayes takes the troupe through the finale. ti 3 had I' as I ll x J '19, Is this a coffee break, or time out for tekelia? Basket balancing beauties these, Wee Willie Winlcle, runs through the tcwn , . .' Which way to the beach, you say? Oh, you gotta have heart, lots and lots of heart A preview ofthe prom. Dig that crazy rhythm, dad, Grand tlnale: Open wide and say, 'Ahhhh'.f' Articulate groups of grammar school sisters from close to sixty Iotdl schools . . . I They Come . . . For epr give vent to such teaching problems or progressive views thot vex or enjgif, thuse them . . . . . Converse . . . D014 'g vvord one single dciy would not seem to be enough to occount of grist thot is ground thot doy . . . for the educdtive problems out . . . but this is how Wdshington's Birthddy hos been now for three yeors running. . , . ond though its conclusions might L . . . Tfllie COUI'iSel . . not reoch City Hcill, the purpose is M . . . ond to see displays of the lotest visuol ond edu- cotive moteriols demonstrated. sound ond profitable ...V i . . V, , .ff.,,- . . gfggfsgse . , i U, i we . . . to link high school with the first yeors of learning in o more sequential growth, this isffif-i i-f the oim . . . . to enioy d Vkkyk luncheon fogeihgry. . igbbsm? f ,.,w-Mu-wir if Mi as-f ffVz9!f 1 M XXL' 1lffW.: AFC? the big world at business. All walks ot lite walked in Mendel's halls Career Day . , . close to titty altogether . . . some colortul and entertaining, some crowd-getters, all informative . . . tor a Mendel man with his mind set on adding his own ingenuity and sweat to all the past ingenuity and sweat . . .as pharma- cists or photographers, anything tram an automotive mechanic to a tuneral director. Job opportunities, created by modern living, are ex- plained by Mr. L. F. Clifford of Allied School of Mechanical Trades. On stage before the student body, sit men of com ww To the Roseland Kiwanis the young men of Mendel owe and pay their fhanlis for being sa-well briefed representing fields of opportunity and pos Puwtpabs Banquet MALE 'K' other way around There was an Oldsmobile riding on that one ticket and not the Every ball must have its queen got the crown by popular acclaim Leading off the fast whirl of proms at the close of the year was the banquet and ball in tribute to the principal of Mendel, Rev. Martin J. O'Neill, OSA., taking place for the first time in the spacious lakefront rooms of McCormick Place. Brought together there were school admistrators and teachers, political and civic leaders, benefactors and friends, parents and students. The occasion tied together several school activities such as the queen-contest and the raffle-drive. The queen and her court: SEATED: Judith Wallis, Sheila Driscoll, Janet Mc- Carthy, Jacqueline Costanzo, Anne Mahoney, Kathy Fitzgerald, Bonnie Feenstra, Cheryl Martincich, STANDING: R. Lavery, J. Manthey, P. Andreotti, J. Heintz, J. Koch, M. Shea, R. Hameetman, H. Norris. always be grateful to Anne Mahoney. The senior whose name was picked to win the Chevrolet will and JeFf Koch's Anne Mahoney They could have danced all night to the smooth strains of Dick Carlton and his band. The Head Table: Rev. Ronald Turcich, O.S.A., Mrs. and Mr. F. Pavilon, Rev. John Mac Laughlin, O.S.A., Rev. Martin J. O'Neill, O.S.A., Principal, Rev. Francis Crawford, O.S.A., Rev. Albert Hillebrand, O.S.A., Mrs. and Mr. H. Shaefer. Not in picture: Rev. John Gavin, O.S.A. illkfe 5 3 WW - g j - . . 'LTV vi ,iv A .gh V. if , i , S s i L Q? bk .K 1 1 .-- i 1' , , The Ring's The Thing Long abouT May, each Junior will say: IT l've goTTen This Tar, OK., Why noT a ring, To prove The Thing ln a Mendel sorT of way. Then he shows iT around As Mom squeals and Dad Trovvns: Is iT me or educ:aTion Thai pays. So Juniors will Walk in The week of Their pride, While orchided moThers will siT aT Their sides, And dandy dressed TaThers will counsel Their sons And Tell Them: In my day... This is noT hovv iT 'Tvvas done. Rings brighTly burnished will be blessed UNSW, Mass aTTended Together is The best sign of The union ThaT exisTs beTween home and school, son and school. And Then, who will forgeT The prom, surely noT The ones we see here . . . BUT The rings, ThaT long awaiTed rings, more Than iusT a sTuTus symbol but signs of loyaliy, are blessed by Father O'Rourke, Moderator of The Junior Class. l ,im W I wi And Mass TogeTher aTTended, Too. They'Il be dancing The Prom Through WiTh all Their close friends, Surrounded wiTh seTTings OT New Orleans. IT some heads are higher in halls, To a man, You'll hnd Them each Wearing a ring on his hand. 1? TW J I r , L Some 'hui Twenty-two iudges: scientists, doctors, and teachers deliberated on the merits of each. Gregor Mendel's science-minded sons on a school-wide basis U30 entrants with I00 select proiectsl displayed a budding grasp of science from aerodynamics, to the eye of a cow, down to synthetic rubies to 450 persons, proud par- ents and other impressed people. This FIRST AWARD proiect of R. Michelson was one of thirty in that division, titty-seven took SECOND AWARD, and thirteen THIRD AWARD. mothers were glad to see those proiects out of the house. T. Waliew- ski's was. . F. X GN UF mg Q. we Gerald Brand sits beside his device tor gaging nuclear magnetic resonance. The FIRST AWARD winners, such as D. Ballweber, will show their proiects in the Catholic District Science Fair, any first from there will go on to the State Sci- ence Fair at Urbana. E .Iflutesc csc C753 'Q 134 if-s A J a -3 .., ,, ,. 951 'ie 2 'Scenes Qomelwws ,s ,afvwwbeginsfot think begowlftlwnwvwwf Uimtsogaf CQOSSMOOM ...tlwbpa.sbt!wdoofv,g isjwstaf Saws, . . . Seriously, silently, and the future no longer seems distant X I as the senior retreat emphasizes the fact of a responsible lite , . . in whatever position attracts them whether or not, by the skin of their teeth, they open the door and go out i - 1 w eg-. K an NG' 4 ' W1 -I-nm 3 wp.. ,f ii QE i-WW ,mx 44 if . . . And they who have done good shall come forth unto resurrection of life. John 5.29 Father Winn's life was marked with three milestones. The first was his birth in Lawrence, Massachusettes, on March 18, 1906, The second was his ordination on June 11, 1935, in the Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Washington, D.C. The third was his death on April 24, 1962, at Mendel. Half of Mendel's history as a school had been fathered under Father Winn during his six years as Prior for three of which he was also Procurator. While stationed for fourteen years at Cascia Hall in Tulsa, Oklahoma, he was likewise Procurator and Prefect of Discipline. From 1950 to 1953 he was procurator of St. Rita High School. In 1953 Father was made Procurator of St. Mary's Church, Rockford, Illinois, and in 1956 took up the couble post of Procurator and Prior of Mendel Catholic High School. When Father Winn passed the last milestone left in the life of a priest, he had only to receive what rewards were his from the Eternal High Priest, Jesus Christ. Rev. Frederick J. Winn, OSA Therefore, we must pray at all times for the souls of the departed, for thus shall we be charitable, thus shall we be kind and merciful, thus shall we ourselves escape an un- happy death. XLIV Sermon of St. Augustine to the Brethern in the desert. Rnquiescab iw Paw