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

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'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

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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.

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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