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

Page 89 text:

Track And Cross Counfry Teams nj 1 .sg FRONT ROW - Jorie Herrera, Phil Hennessy, Ed McAllister, John Hammermeister, Ray Dozier, Derek Powell. SECOND ROW - Charles Ireland, Willie Rivers, Wayne Sokes, Bill Sl. Leger, Steve Simminglon, Alfred Phelps. FRONT ROW - Tim Sevic, Thomas Lewis, Ed McAllister, Dave Doughferty. SECOND ROW - Carlos Sallas, Jef- fery Walker, Paul Sykes, Edgar Lucas. FRONT ROW - Mark Cooper, Gerald Lee, Ed McAllister, Andrew Bell, Darryl Husband, Tony Wilkins. SECOND ROW - Eric Rouse, Mike Jones, Kyran Holmes, Mike Threadgill, Emil Lovely, Art Gilmore. THIRD ROW - Mike Burt, Eugene Bell, Jeffery Powell, Bill St. Leger, Darryl Forney. FOURTH ROW - Ray Battle, Paul Sisneft, Phil Hennessey, Gary Schoufen, Joel Zulkowski, Tom Byrne, Kevin Williams, Mark Sawicki.

Page 88 text:

LeHerman's Club Mendel's Letterman's Club has for its membership the most out- standing athletes from every sport offered at Mendel. During the year, the group holds a few meetings and poses for the Yearbook picture. As members of the Letterman's Club, the ath- letes are eligible for scholarships and awards. The group also sponsors informal parties and get-togethers at some of the members' homes. The Letterman's Club is an important source of pride and school spirit for the school. FIRST ROW - Bill Roth, Jack Gavin, Joe Fiaoni, Jeff Klockowski, Steve Miken, John Knoebel, Bob Fabrizio. SECOND ROW - Dave Wilson, Bill Rupp, Joel Zulkowski, Greg Pettenon, Arthur Brewer. THIRD ROW -- Bill St. Leger, Ray Dozier, Jim Calderone, James Kevin. FOURTH ROW - Jim Doody, Don King, Frank McKinstery, Bill Pope and Joe Kurucz. BEHIND THE POLE - John Hammermeister.

Page 90 text:

Student Senate Every year, the Student Senate is criticized for inactivity. This year, the representatives and class officers reversed that image. Towards the end of the first semester, Mendel seniors organized efforts to overcome student apathy. Although the movement died out after Christmas vacation, the initiative was made. The Student Lounge opened and a few other reforms were made. As usual, the Senate did a great iob in organizing student activi- ties like the proms and Homecoming. Underclassmen played an important role in the Senate this year. The iuniors, for example, decided to form a Grievance Committee. V, ,yn 1, '-A The officers of the Student Senate prepare the agenda with Father Erwin Dodge, O.S.A. Sitting at left is Jim Coogan, who is responsible for recording the minutes of the meetings. In the center is Tony Wilkins, who organized the Freshman elections and carried out many reforms. At right is Jack Gavin, Student Senate president. 86