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

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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'

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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.

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,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,