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

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-l we is. l lllllll' it Row 0116, L-R,' D. Kristovic, S. Lesniewski, S. Burison, L. Porn, P. Garrick, G. Zajac. Row Two,' E. Krawcewicz, M. Garry, D. Heclba, J. Giampoli R. Ocampo, Rau' Tln-seg T. Seaman, R. Samoska, F. Jani, R. Lash, M. Musial, H, Olivieri, Rau' Four, M, Rauen, V. Steffen, S. Schaefer, L. Raminski M. Puchalski, G. Mularski, J. Shalvis, R. Dodson. Row Fizfep C. Collins, M. Simmons, Row Sixg T. Baker, D. Tedeschi, J. johnson, M. Sheridan, R. Wozniak R. Whicekauskas, W. Steffes. Szazzdizzga' A. Pesavanto, J. O'Bryan, C. Dalla Costa, G. Gavin, J. Bourbon, J. Brennan, D. Slawkowski, J. Moskop, C. Calhoun T. Moore, C. Marcoullier, R. Balough, T. Best. M 3'if..m. . l Biology Club: CLUB OFFICERS: R. Hecker, P. Klazura, R. Malloy, Rev, Erwin J. Dodge, OSA., Moderator, 1. Adducci, M. Rogers. With the introduction of the Biological Science Curriculum Study CBSCSD biology course this year, came new fields of discovery for science-minded students. The Biology Club aims to give interested and capable students a greater insight into the field of Biology by presenting advanced materials and topics not ordinarily a part of the course. Through lecture and discussion, the club members deepen their understanding and interest in science. l03 EE-A

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hemistry Club: It has been estimated that man's accumulated knowledge of chemistry doubles every ten years. To keep Mendel's chemistry students on top of this knowledge explosion, the Chemistry Club presents new problems and topics for analysis and discussion. Along with the new Chem-Study chemistry course introduced this year, the Chemistry Club augments Mendel's fine program of science education. 'ui M Al i gi gilmzla nfl' 255- ,,4a xr: SOPHOMORE MEMBERS: S. Bacharz K. Basciani, L. Dorozynski, C. Edwards M. Garvey, G. Gavin, G. Hagenhaer, W. jakubas, B. janotta, T. Janson, J. Laski, J. Malmrose, R. Ontiveras, D. Pesavento, W. Perkins, L. Pukilis, G. Reger, G. Seymour, P. Skoczelas, A Pleemis. l02 M -my H, W BW , lf Kr in all Sc ra v cf MH 90 Il' F? ffl fi hwwwevvwgauumawhxn t i ww... at fi an iaimwmw if P1eW.Zm,..i. T fa 514' S1 its Ql ffflfil kv. ' - r t naman ,aaa wwwq9..f SENIOR-JUNIOR MEMBERS: Miss Alice Kretschmer, Moderator, W. Bis- sonette, R. Borkowski, G. Derybowski, T. Dionne, D. Dirindin, J. Dreznes, V. Falk, R. Farino, R. Gas, T. Gavin, B. Hubacik, D. javorka, B. jostes, V. Kubilas, J. Malindzak, J. Morgan, C. Panozzo, R. Sabich, D. Schangzlin, T. Shaw, L. Skylas, D. Slawkowski, T. Tuite, S. Vallort, R. Warrington, J. Woryn, P. Zancan, J. Zalarski, D. Zienty, R. Price, G. Smith, j. Panozzo, P. Garvey, R. Prokop, J. O'MaIley, G. Kobus.

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Radio Clubz Operating from their new shack fknown locally as the slumj on the fourth floor, Radio Club members reach all corners of the earth using the call letters W9UVQ. Club members ex- Wiisww' t iii 789 IBS9 Wlilfilzsze ' change ideas and information with other hams and, through these communica- tions with distant points, bring the spirit of Mendel to every corner of the earth. J. Malindzak, W. Bissonette, G. Quinn, and G. Romba receive a message. Yr CLUB OFFICERS: D. seiief, WA9NOE, R. Lin- den, WAQNZW, P. czyl, WAQJXP, D. Bitters, Rev. Richard T. Allen, O.S.A., Moderator. IO4 Freshman and Sophomore Members. JUNIOR-SENIOR MEMBERS: J. Milton, M. Bennett, J. Brophy, L. Perrod, D. Kratowicz G. Quinn, G. Romba, J. Boguslawski, V. Falk, C. Collins.