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

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X ERA REV REV REV REX REV REV REX REV REV REV X ERX REX REV REX REV REX REV REX REV REV REX REX REX REX REX REV REV REX REX REX REX 4K galfllhg 0 Mig ey el'l'l0I'lCl I' 6Ll 6Lt0l'y Qhilndfy, REX XIOXSIGNTOR OHN XX SCHXIID A1 A THOMAS V LISRE M A S T D SX LX ESTER F VX RONKA M A S T D VIINCEINT P CASEX M A S T L HARRX C RXNARD MA STD QLAI DE L KLARKOXVSRI M A S T L FRANCIS C MURPHY M A S T B THOMAS MCRUGO M A S T D JOHN J HARTNETT M A S T D JOSEPH I' BIOHAN M A S T D ROGER T ONES M A S T D REX NIORSIGNOR CHARI ES NT METER S T L C G M Mus LASIMIR RLSZYNSKI Ph D S T L ALOX SIUS P DEHNERT M A S T B FRAINCIS A BRACKIN M A S T L FRANCIS NT BIANIOLA M A S TL ANTHONX BENESH NI A S T B M S L S AUSTIN GRAFF M A N1ARTIlX M HOWARD MA S TL PHILIP T CAHILL M A S T L HEINRX TOCZYDLOVXSKI M A S TI JAMES A VOSS MA STD BIAIVIHIAS H HOFFMAN M A S TI X ITO BIIKOLAITIS M A ILLCEINE LX ONS M A S T D ROBERT SHERIDAN MA FRARR QMID M A STD EDXX ARD H BASEHEART M A GEORGE P NICKENNA B A THOMAS C CROSBX MA RICHARD J XA OJCIK 'XI A S T L IHIJXXARD C DUFFICX A1 A S T B Years of Servnce 28 yearS 21 years 20 5 earS 20 years I9 yearS 19 years 18 yeare 16 years 15 5 ears 15 5 ears 14 5 ears 13 5 earS 12 5 e1rS 12 years 12 5 eare 12 5earS ll yrs 6 mos VrS 3 mOS 10 years 9 years 9 5 ears 9 years 6 mos 8 5 ears I 5 earS 7 years 6 5 ears 4 years 3 yearS .J 5 ear 2 yearS l 5ear S yrS f ' f ' 0 qd I , ,I . 7. 1 IJI I J . I , I .I . . . . I 1 Vu , 1 L, R n 1 Q ...-- Y Y f 7 I 5 .I . , . ., .... . . . . v I 7 X' . . , . ., . . . I . . . . 7 ' 1 , . . , . ., . . . . . . . I . V . , 1 fl 1 n , I 1, 1 0 1 I - - v . . , I . ., . . . ..... I I I J , . . , . ., . . . . . . . 7 v r I ,I 7 . . , . ., . . . . . , . . . .J . , f. ., . . . ..... . I , - y y I r ' .I . I . , . . ., . . ., . D. 7 P L I I r ' 1 , n 1, o 1 o . . . - I 4 v 1 , r U A I A' , I UA 1, 1 1 1 -...- r l REV. JOHN J. MCMAHON, M.A., S.T.D. I... ll yrs. 6 mos. , - . , , .I , I . ., I. . ., . . . . . . . . Y J I 10 . .I I , . ...... . 5 . . 7 - I . 1 . , . ., - . . . . . . . , T ' I Y . I , . ., . .-. . . I . . 5 . 1 A 1 , 1 0, n 0 0 ....-v, 7 , 1 X . T ' 1 . . , . S, R 1 . 4. . . . I l - - 7 f ' 7 ' . , . ......,. I 4 71 T TJ Y T , I I ', lug 1 1 I I I - I - F' r S 7. P R , . . ....... , , , . . I , .I ., .... .,... . 7 70 1 , DA 1 .44-- - R 7 1 6 v Q . . , . . ......, S Y , I . . . , I . ., . . . .... . I 7. D 7 . ', I' .I ., Y. I . ...,. ' I

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he sald m class, ln the confesslonal, and ln h1s chapel talks But even more than that he confirmed lt by hls actlons, by hxs example How could the students fa1l to admxre, and consequently to 1m rtate hrs deep seated humlllty hls Slm pllC1ty h1s subm1ss1on to authorlty hrs devotlon to work, h1s extraordlnary charxty maword,hlsprlestlysanctlty' The professor IS always on the alert to pour 1nto the soul of the young sem marlan prlestly sanctlty Twlce weekly a professor glVCS a chapel talk on prlestly vlrtue A number of professors hear confesslons at noon t1me and after school and lend prlestly advice, eager to sanctlfy every need, to solve every problem, to share the frults of thelr da1ly Mass The Mass' Every mornmg the pro fessor effects the most subllme act ln the world when Chrlst humbles Hlm self so much as to place Hlmself under the power of the prlest to be sacr1flced once agaln to God the Father The prlest talks to h1s Creator W ho knowledge and VV1sdom YV1th God as hls counselor, he sets forth to 1n struct the prlests of the future Could there be a better teacher than one whose relatlons Wlth God ln dally Mass are so 1nt1mate, so dellcate, and so frequent? The prlme concern of the professor IS the soul of the semmarlan He IS mterested ln cultlvatlng m lt hablts of prayer and med1tat1on, wh1ch w1ll blossom 1nto a close unlon w1th God 1n the sol1tude of the major semmary he IS mterested 1n xmplantlng a v1r1le character xn the soul of the sem1nar1an, deeply rooted ln purlty, humlllty, and char1ty and he IS mterested ln mstlll mg the Splflt of team work and sports manshlp on the basketball floor, he IS mterested ln moldlng a sermnarlan who IS respectful, obed1ent, and submlsslve to authorlty, ln short, he IS mterested ln another Chrlst Th1s IS h1s motlve when he teaches a semlnarlan how to smg or how to play a muslcal lnstru ment, how to edxt a newspaper, how to run a yearbook, how to swlm, how to manage a llbrary, and best of all, by h1s own splrltual ardor, how to pray But even after the school day IS over, the semmary professor finds no rest, for there IS no rest for those who love God He has confesslons to hear, con verts to mstruct, test papers to correct, h1s oHice to say, a sermon to prepare Hrs head IS heavy, h1s eyes tlred h1s body exhausted But he has to keep golng Perhaps It IS hls lntense love of the D1v1ne VV1ll perhaps It IS h1s un y1eld1ng vlrtue of perseverance that he has always prayed for and actlvely cul tlvated, perhaps lf IS the consolat1on, msplratxon, and encouragement he re celves from a reflectlon on the llfe of Don Gluseppe Sarto, who eXper1enced the same tr1als and troubles, who faced the same temptatlons, who underwent the same tolls and hardshlps The grace of God takes many dlfferent forms Another day has been spent for Chr1st, the first Teacher of semmar 1ans, the first Prlest Professor Years from now when the Qulgley professor stands before h1s Creator, may Chrlst repeat those thr1ll1ng words wh1ch he Sald to Fr Sarto th1rty erght years ago Well done thou good and falthful ser vant Enter mto the jov of the Lord 45 l . . I . - . . . . , I . - . . . . I I . 9 D I , I . , , ' God that impels him to comply with . . 5 ' ' ' ' is . ' . . . ' S . . . u n J Q ' 3 - 1 - n 1 - 0 i ' ' 1 .ll

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FORMER FACULTY MEMBERS RT REV MSGR FRANCIS A PURCELI Flrst Rector 1905 1931 REV AUGUST NIUELLER 19051906 R I P 3711738 REV E KEOUGH 19051906 R I P 9727747 REV J D ONEILL 19051906 R I P 7712745 RT REV MSGR D DUNNE 19051914 R I P 3723744 REV A VNOLFGARTEN 19051919 R I P 1717728 REV T GAFFNEY 19051910 R I P 8728714 REV T VVALSH 1905 1906 R I P 972706 REV A LGHMAV 1905 1907 MOST REV E F HOBAN 1906 1907 Blshop of Cleveland REV V BRLMMER 1907 1908 REV C A REMPE 19081916 R I P 5717732 REV VX ILLIAM O DHEA REV oHN KELLY 1908 1921 R I P 5725740 RT REV MSCR HERMAN VVOLF 19091919 R I P 11728740 REV PAUL LACOSKX 19141917 R I P 3 26744 RT REV MSGR oHN MIELCAREK 1915 1929 REV BURGER 1916 1921 R I P 6,30745 REV P B SMITH 1916 1931 R I P 8723731 REV GEORGE BEEMSTERBOER 1917 1940 REV VI ILLIAM IXIOCISENHAU PT 1917 1926 RT REV RISGR F O INICCARTHY 1917 1930 REV CHARLES INIARCINKIEVVICZ 19171929 R I P 12720745 REV oHN DooDV 19181928 R I P 4f28741 RT REV NISGR J G KEALY 1918 1921 REV PHILIP IMIAHONEY Second Rector 1918 1931 1935 REV J EDGAR BGURGET 19181922 R I P 12711736 RT REV MSGR B URBA 1918 1930 REV oHN KEATING 1919 1920 REV A A GOYKE 19191924 R I P 772724 NIOST REV B SHEIL 1919 1922 Auxlllary Bxshop of Chl cago REV WILLIAM G BRIEN 1919 1936 REV EUGENE TAILLON 19191932 R I P 3720742 MOST REV STANLEY BONA 1919 1921 Bxshop of Green Bay REV AMES HALLERAN 1919 1922 RT REV MSCR JOHN VRAGENER 1920 1930 VERY REX 'VISGR MATTHEW CUMMINGS 1920 1924 RT REV MSGR R C MAGUIRE REV FRANCIS SHEA 1922 1929 REV MARTIN TOBIN 19221923 R I P 10725728 REV JOSEPH GILTENEN 19221924 R I P 1073727 REV H R HXIAND 1922 1929 REV VRILLIAM PLUNRETT 1923 1932 RT REV MSGR RAXMONDOBRIEN 1923 1936 REV STARLEI ROZAK 1923 1933 REV AMES CLOONAN 1924 1940 REV NVALTER E CROARRIN 1924 1942 REV PATRICK GLEESON 1924 1936 REV JAMES A VRALSH 1925 1931 REV FRANCIS Pm KA 1925 1946 MoST REV M D MCNAMARA 1926 1937 BISDOP ofJol1et 47 . . .J . . . .J. I . ' ' - ,J 1908-1917 R.I.P. 12729723 1.920-1928 ' ' ' .J ! . .J. . ff f ' 4 n I X - . ' f A .J . . J. .J . I. I