Quigley Preparatory Seminary - La Petit Seminaire Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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and organ He played for chapel servrces and was rn the orchestra Paul Schwartz was frrst vrolrn rn the orchestra Phrl Wentzel was also a vrolrnrst Many of us sang rn the Cathedral Chorrsters as freshmen All of us sang an the Gregorran Chorr We saw srx hrst class plays rn our term here Our Parrsh You Cant Talce It Wrth You Arsenrc and ld Lace Estuary House , The Order of Melchrsedech and Room Servrce Our only actors were Phrl Wentzel who played the part of Agathangelos Bagratrdes rn Father Lrslces orrgrnal comedy, The Crder of Melchrsedech and scored a hut every nrght Drclc O Nell who was the red laced Mr O Fallon rn the same play and sang with the quartet we can stall see and hear hum rn the Dramond ubllee Song and Marty O Hara who was Officer Toolen rn the same opus We never had a chance to do any more actrng for the suspenseful play Kind Lady whrch we rehearsed for four gruellrng weelcs was postponed Prrndrvrlle O Nerll Casserly Howard Readrng,Srmpson Shannon, Serdel Somervrlle and Stage Manager Sponder were IH the cast Father Lrslce predrcted rt would be a hrt Too bad rt never was presented Collectors of thrngs were among us also Don Kulleclc had hrs huge collectron of War relrcs on exhrbrtron guns, hand grenades dead bullets army rnsrgnra Stamp collectrng was the hobby of Dovrclc Schwartz and Sponder who was Presrdent of the Club The Amateur Hour was revrved by Chylewsla to relreve the monotony of the summer sessron It was good hot weather entertarnment lmpressarros CoFfey and Chylewslcr drd a good o The response to the call for talent was very satrsfactory Wat ohnson came through wrth a tap dance Schwartz and Sponder were a team There were srngers, prano players, rmrtators The Annual Concert meant a lot ol labor but the results were most soul satrsfyrng Gladiators by Sousa Gypsy Cverture by Merle lsaac Selectrons from Carmen, Excerpts from Wagners Operas Knightsbridge March by Eric Coates We sang wrth gusto and power rn the Glee Club Panrs Angelrcus O Bone esu Too ra loo ra lts a Grand Nrght for Srnglng The brggest th II of II Graduation rn Holy Name Cathedral wrth Hrs Emrnence Samuel Cardinal Strrtch presrdrng e pageantry of the Solemn Hugh Mass the srngrng of the chorr e presence of the entrre faculty our parents and relatrves there to wrtness our trrumph the recervrng of the gold cross, ancrent symbol of graduatron at Qurgley the strrrrng message of Hrs Emrnence and the Pomp and Crrcumstance of the recessronal Frve golden years come to an end Clrfford Bergrn 6 I It 1 ll, 11 5 1 ll, 1l 1 Q ll If ll ll 1 ll 'I ' l' I I 1 It 1 YI 1 1 D 1 1 ll 1 ll 1 1 1 I 1 ll P ll I - 1 1 if 1 J 1 If D I A I If 1 II1 I - - . 1 ll 1 li 1 1 I 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 ' ' A I I I I I . I l I I '1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 : C D, I lcnives, helmets, bayonets, etc .... Sponder showed his huge collection of . . . t ' , . . , I j b , . . ' . , . l - . . 1 . 1- I ll 1 ll Cl ll ll 1 ll I I ll I fl ll 1 1 ll 1 , . 1 1 ll 1 1 ll If J fl If ll Il I 1 1 1 ,I 1 1 1 1 . . . rr a . , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . ' ' ' . . . ' ' ' . . . th 2

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least once as a unuversal Speech us for the communucatuon of udeas A speech us due next Saturday when wull the 14th of May come7 W PLAYED Our basketball teams had some fearsome names fantue u s Colts Shannon s Sharks Seudel s Stags Sulluvan s Heels Remarkable play was an every day occurrence Denny Harkun won the basket snootung contest Tom Henry truumphed un the table tennus tourney Tom Oconnel put humself un the Hall of Greats un Golf at Quugley wuth hus two Champuonshups un one year the Summer Open and Fall Tourney ohn Enrught and um Coffey took over control of the Lufeguards Dud a good job Duc Prunduvulle shot at the wrong basket un a cage game but won a letter un swummung wuth a hands down vuctory un the breast stroke competutuon Dulla came through wuth a vuctory un the 41 Begunners Chess tournament Rough House captauned hus bowlers to a champuonshup Duck Feller and Duck Fassbunder were top keglers wuth that outfut oe Murray can throw a bowlung ball faster than any other senuor ack Brett was our champ at handball Crean was quute a crackshot wuth the water pustol as a freshman but gave up the pastume long ago Some of the roughest and most enjoyable fun we had was our versuon of water polo Bob Sponder dud a remarkable job of sport reportrng un the frank sheet known as The Double Drubble such verve and such verbs' yet ut was a most unterestung column and wudely rea The Athletuc Raffle was always an event un the Fall Remember the year that the student durectors of the Raffle Duck Feller and Tom House, saw both of theur fathers wun War Bonds un the Raffle7 Presudent Bull Ryan drew the wunnung tuckets one year and fauled to draw a sungle tucket sold by hus classmates ther wunners among us were the suster of ohn Enrught and the father of the blond Sulluvan boys Remember the day Ray Muller appeared on the gym floor to play basketball un a dress shurt and a tue7 Duck Carroll one of our most versatule athletes and a class offucer a vuctum of poluo after the summer sessuon But on hus way to recovery now a grand guy and a good athlete WE ENJOYED ur cultural sude was not neglected There was great appuecuatuon of fune musuc among us and some amazung exponents of boogue woogue as for unstance Pete Shannon Phul Vufentzel Bob Sponder Tom Lynch can move hus mannush hands across the keyboard wrth surprusung results tan Rudcku a near double for Leopold Stokowsku was a star performer on the puano 3 E ... '.... , ll .I.. ...J - J' . -Dv. -I.-.li ' - :Mu - -r..u a... - lnvl - . . J . O . I.. . . I I . ...AI ...S

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51,19 A PRIEST SHQULD HAVE A LOETINESS QE SPIRIT, A PURITY QF HEART AND A SANCTTTY QE LIFE BEHTTTNG THE SOLEMNITY AND HQLINESS QE THE QEFICE HE HQLDS For this, as We have said, malces the priest a mediator between God and mon, a mediator in place, and by the command of Him Who is the 'One Mediator between God and men, Himself man, Jesus Christ' The priest must, therefore, approach as close as possible to the perfection of Him Whose vicar he is, and render himself ever more and more pleasing to God, by the sanctity of his life and of his deeds, because more than the scent of incense, or the beauty of churches and altars, God loves and accepts holiness. 'They who are the intermediaries between God and His people,i says St. Thomas, imust bear a good conscience before God, and a good name among men'.i' The Catholic Priesthood, P. Pius Xl. .,-