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

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INIR. BEN REILLY B.S. Education, Social Science, English--Chicago Teachers' College. Teaching: English I, Athletic Director. Mui .MR. HAROLD J. ROSS B.S.. Education, English, Speech-Northeast Ivlissouri State Teachers' College. Fur- ther Study: Debate-Loyola University. Moderamrx Debate and Forensic Teams. Teaching: English II, IV, Speech. O.S.A. ligion I, II. Music must take rank as the highest of the fine arts-as the one which, more than any other, ministers to human welfaref, REV. MICHAEL J. SHEET-IAN, B.A. Philosophy, English-Vil- lanova University. Further Study: English-DePaul Uni- versity. Modemlar: Mendelian. Teaclaizzg: English II, IV, Re- MR. THOMAS A. SMITH B.A. English, Philosophy, Speech-DePaul University, Further Study: Psychology, Philosophy-Illinois Teachers' College. Teaflairzg' English III. -Herbert Spencer MR. GINO T. PACETTI DEPARTMENT CHAIRMAN Bachelor of Music DePaul Universit . Teach lNIR. DOMINIC PIANE Bachelor of Music-VanderCook Col- lege of Music. Tefzrlnirzg: Cadet Band, Concert Band, Dance and Marching Bands, Music History. lNIR. HOWARD A. RISATTI Bachelor of Music-Chicago Music College. T6dEZ7fl1l2.' Cadet Band, Con- cert Band, Marching Band. - Y . ing: Concert, Cadet, Dance, Marching, and Ensemble Bands, Music History and Theory.

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Engli h Literature is an investment of genius which pays dividends to all subsequent time. REV. JOHN A. KRET, O.S.A. B.A. Philosophy-Villanova Univer- sity. M.S. Library Science-Villanova University, Mademlar: Library Club. Arrimznz Coach: Track Team. Teach- ing: English II, United States His- tory, Religion III, School Librarian. MR. GERALD A. BARBER B.A. Literature-St. Procopius Col le e Direwor' Drama Club Arrin- g. , . . :ml Moderator: Forensics. Teaching English I, IV. MISS GRETTA IUTZI B.A. English, Public Speaking-Uni versity of Michigan. M.A. Public Speaking-University of Michigan. M.S. Zoology-University of Michi- gan. Tmrfyiflgx English II, IV. -fohn Buwoughi' MR. ROBERT ZWEIG DEPARTMENT CHAIRMAN B.S. journalism, Political Science-Northwest ern University. M.A. Literature-DePaul Uni- versity. Tearlying: English III. MR. JOHN W. DILLON B.A. English, University. Teaching: English I. l i 2 MR. RONALD E. MELLEN B.A. English-St. Ambrose Collegc Caarla: Varsity Basketball, Ligh weights, and Varsity Baseball. Teac! ing: English IV. of

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Social clence History is an everlasting possession, not a prize composition which is heard and forgotten. MR. CHARLES A. LCROSE B.A. Sociology-University of Notre Dame. M.A. Psychology-University of Notre Dame. TeaclJing.' Sociology, World Problems. MR. EDWIN J. HARRINGTON DEPARTMENT CHAIRMAN B.A. History, Philosophy-DePaul University. M.A. History--DePaul University. Further Study: Historiography and Bibliography-Ld yola University. Moderator: Social Science Club. Tearlaing: United States History, World Prob- lems. MR. CHRISTOPHER D. CHOUINARD B.S. Social Studies-Purdue Univer- sity. Further Study: History-DePaul University. Arsixtanz Coach: Swim- ming Team. Teaching: United States History, World History. MR. JOHN I.. MIZANIN B.A. Political Science-North Central College. Further Study: Education- Northern Illinois University. Canals: Swimming Team. Arrirfamf Couch: De- bate Team. Tenrlaizzgf World History, World Problems. -Tbzzcydides MR. RAYMOND D. JANULIS B.S. Physical Education, History, B ology-Valparaiso University. Teac! ing: United States History. MR. TOSEPH T. PHELAN B.S. Physical Education, English Social Studies-Drake University Coach: Varsity Basketball, Freshma Football. Teacl1izzg.' Economics, Worl Problems.