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

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The library is Quigley s arsenal of learning It rs here that entire classes will be Seen when a term paper or book report is nearly due ln order to ard the student in hrs intellectual development and in his development in independent research the library has greatly expanded its his ory section especially as regards the history of World War II As this boolc goes to press plans lrterature sections are becoming realities A great deal of credit goes to the faculty moderator Father Henderson and his assistant Father Benesh for the continuous ruse rn the standards ot the library The head librarian Donald Kulleclc was Indeed fortunate rn his exceptionally industrious staff which labored long and hard to keep the library functioning well The staff was composed of lnterrms Gergner Kuzlarrch Shipley and Triscoe and sophomores Massion and Keating The rental lrbrarys staff headed by oseph Lynch and his assistant oseph LeVoy was Needham Lu nrclcy ani Burns Both staffs loolc baclc on 45 46 as a year rn which a great deal was accomplished and loolc Forward to 46 47 as a year rn which a great deal more will be done . . . t l I . I l I - I . 1 - v 1 I I J r l ' ' J , for a complete modernization ot its fiction and enlarged by the addition ol Bieliclci, OiNeil,

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lhe study ol l'lrstory occupres a pre emrnent place n the currrculum at urqley rvrsrons covered ae the hrstory ol the ancrent world Amerrcan hrstory and the hrstory ol the Euro pean contrnent from 1500 to the present date upplementary to these courses are Crvrcs and the history ol educatron It rs throuqh a ltnowl edge of past events and srtuatrons that we come to have an understandrng ol present events and to a e a rty to lorecast the outcome present problems and crrses The comrnq ol Chrrstranrty marked o new era rstorrcol narratron lo Chrrstran phrlosop y came to color the who e scene People were convrnced that h story was from here on to be a rorectron ol the personalrty o rrst e comrnq ol the Protestant revolt rn the srxteent '4'1 century colored or perhaps blackened the unrversal character ol hrstory lor t became rmpreqnated wrth the currous doctrrnes ol vaque reformers and deluded phrlosophers The nrneteenth century brought another chanae rn e st ry of hrstorrans lor rt revolutronrz crvrlrzatron throuqh new drscoverres rn scrence an shrlted the locus lam ural to rndust ra society ow owever to s :Ft our qaze to rvrcs we eod ly see that rt rs a most approprrate study s nce rt he ps the student to be a better crtrzen through an understandrnq ol the otlrces and dutres of a person rn socrety Approprrate also s the :story ol ucatron For we as lu u e prrests vwrll be educators and rn th s held we must navc a solr well bu Ir loun atro l i , Q. I .. . t . I i S .. A th O . I . , fed 4 . , x - d . K r r l h V ur of N 'rr A h c , ' lj I s . r rn h V r ' ' h ., I . u . ' I ' 1 l l , tr p ' FCh . Th ' V W r 1 h 1 - - I d n.

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CLASS OF '47 4A Fifth Row1 S. Fecske, Baggio, C. Camel E. Burke, Finnegan, R. Cass. Fourth Row: W. Barry, R, Carey, R. Freelin, R. Fitzpatrick, Gilbert, F. Gill, N. Katz. Third Row: Foley, D Braun, M. Hegarty, 1, Krump, M. Horan, F Bowler, R. Clarlc. Second Row: W. Gallagher, A. Fitzgibbons J. Klawitter, M, Kolcoszlca, G. Helfrich, A. Greeley, R. jasinslci. First Row: W. Fox, Driscoll, J, Kavanagh, Fr. Mohan, A. Karoblis, P. Bierne, Golden. r 4B Fifth Row. T. O'Neil, M. Spatz, R. Von Hazmburg, E. Surges, j. Sullivan, D. Mock. Fourth Row: F. McNeany, P. Sullivan, H, Tuite, W. O'Connell, R, Lutz, F. Schul- theis, Sweeney, F. Maher, Zach- wieja, D. McAllister. Third Row: R, Roclden, L, McNamara, j Masterson, Nelligan, McManus, W. Martin, R.Powell, L. Slfibiclci. Second Row: A. Nowakowslei, R. Radtlce, j. Walsh, F. Nicltles, D. Muratugh, O'Connor, R. O'Connell, C. Lesnialt, E, McClory. First Row: G, Kunlaa, AI. Weitzel, LeVoy, j. O'Connor, Fr, Maniola, R. O'Mara, W. Schumacher, P. Walsh, M. Loboclci. CLASS OF '48 3A Filth Row: E. Bohula, Doyle,j Duggan C, Baggio, R. Cusack, F. Bourbeau. Fourth Row ,I Flanagan, N. Bolda, M Cassidy, W Brody, T Coyne,C Feeney, J, Berry,J Chambers. Third Row R Bauer, R Daley, H Austin N Carroll, j Dovitt, W. Barnes, R Barlog,l Butler, l' Clifford Second Row: Enright, lr, Dixon, C Bierne B Daulcas, D Campbell, R. Costello j Bayer, G. Coonley First Row E, Burns,l Dedelgj Albers, A. Baranowslti, Fr McMahon, R Bangert W Cerbin, T Culhane T, Elwood r