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

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Before concluding, We turn Our thoughts and Our words wrth very specral tenderness to you who are strll rn your studues for the prresthood and urge you from the depth of ur heart to prepare yourselves wrth all serrousness for the great taslc to whrch God calls you You are the hope of the Church and of the people who loola For so much or rather everything to you For to you they loolc for that lrvrng and lrfe grvrng knowledge of God and of esus Chrrst In which rs life eternal ln prety, humllrty, obedience dlscrplrne and study strrve then to malce yourselves prrests after the Heart of God We assure you that In the taslc of Frttrng yourselves For the prresthood by solid vrrtue and learning care no drlrgence no energy can be too great because upon rt so largely depend all your Future apostolic labors See to rt that on the day of your ordrnatron to the prlesthood the Church funds you rn Fact such as she wrshes you to be that rs replenished with heavenly wrsdom rrreproachable rn llle and establrshed In the ways of grace so that the sweet odor of your lute may be a delrght to the Church of Christ that both by word and good example you may burld the house, that IS the famuly of God lHl Hllllllt Ut Illllt PIHS Xl ll llIlUHl Plllllll

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K-.qi 'Y -5351 I MM No matter what the weather out slde the Qurgley pool rs always an rnvrtrng source ol pleasure and exercrse for the semrnarran Con trnunng Monsrgnor Foley s system of makmg every student a swam mer Fathers Marhoeler and Cahrll took rn hand the unusually large Freshman Class and began the task ol makung them swrmmers ln addrtron to reducrng the number sun ers m n unuor e guards took the requrred Red Cross exams and became sensor guards Swrmmrng periods are arranged for the convenrence ol every class Durrng these the students who are srnkers are taught the lunda mentals of staying afloat When a student learns how to swam he may advance hrs knowledge by taking a Red Cross course whuch classes the swrmmers as Begrnners lnterlms and Sensors Alter com pletrng thus course the student may try to become a Lifeguard l th s way the number of non swimmers rs brought to ml enrors m Coffey and ohn Enrnght and unlor Bob Oconnell are rnstructors who made many freshman a swrmmer The mayor event of the year rn the aquatrc held rs the annual Cwrm Meet Thus attraction us an artful contest compllrng the best and lancrest swrmmers of the school In a serres ol water feats Carryrng H honors ln the hundred yard free style was censor Don Carroll rn 111 Masterson and Kearney held the lead rn the breast stroke feature. The Plunge was won by McGuire with a distance of forty- one feet. Father Maniola who was in charge of the meet was pleased to see the large number of contestants and spectators.

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FATHER THOMAS V LISKE who spent untold hours an has ta k of laymg the lounda trons for this book and rn overseeing every step In the detauled work ol Its productlon JOHN SEIDEL and ANTHONY CHYLEWSKI who dvd a splendrd ,ob of rasslng funds for thas years production RICHARD FELLER who took care of the minute details of our book keeplng system and In addrtlon lent a hand In much of the work of mounting photographs W RAY ADAMS and THOMAS HOUSE the engraving edutor and hrs assrstant who took developed prmted and mounted the pictures For the yearbook GEORGE DYER and DONALD KULLECK who worked lndetatlgably on therr excellent wrltlngs of the graduating classs biographies CLIFFORD BERGIN and THOMAS HOUSE who spent an rnestrmable amount of PAUL SCHWARTZ ROBERT SPONDER TOMAS HENRY and THOMAS LYNCH the sectlon editors who besides doing a tremendous job of wrltlng saw to rt that this edvtlon proceeded smoothly on schedule MR OLIVER ROGERS our printer who sacrlfrced much of has valuable time helpmg us surmount innumerable technrcal dlFf cultles MR JOSEPH SMITH who drd so much to make the engravmg an artnstrc success MR LAVECCHA who drd an excellent yob takrng and prlntlng the puctures of the graduating class AHN AND OLLlER ENGRAVING CO which rs responsible for the hne engravings that form an Integral part of the book A word of thanks Indeed to all those mentroned above who contrrbuted every one has but towards the production of this thrrty frrst edltlon of the Little Semmary s yearbook Without each one s applrcatron to has own task the appearance of thus book would have been well near an rmpossrblllty One and all are to be lauded for their performance and commended lor therr advertence to office THE EDITOR K time and thought on the chronicle of our class's ,history at Ouigley Seminary. J 'I . . . . .