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

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X Maurice J. Bowler AnthonY J- Cloir Maumee Jossvi-I Bowman Sacred Hear! Parixlz Major League Basketball . . . Lights . . . Heavies . . . Baseball . . . Catechist . . . Beadsmen . . . Referee . . . Le Roux in St. Anne and the Gouty Rector. lt's easy to see Joe's interests and talents lie in sports. Four years of Major League basketball. Star left-fielder on baseball team all five years. Never had to be coaxed to render a song and there were few songs Joe didn't know. Proved he has a winning personality by making no enemies de- spite the fact that he was a referee. Captain of numerous baseball squads. Was a natural for pantomine. Farned Honor Certificates frequently. .ANTHONY JOSEPH CLAIR Vixitution Parixh Major League Basketball . . . Lights . . . Baseball Catechist . . . First Boy in The Sausage Maker's Interlude . His accomplishments as an athlete speak for themselves. Four years of Major League Basket- ball. Lights since second year. Captained Cos- sacks in third year. Perennial handball contender. Outstanding in baseball. Wiener is remembered as gravy man in the cafeteria, and rightly so for his appetite equals that of any man in the class. Because of his personality and gait Tony always could be Picked out of a crowd. Staunch defender of Visitation . Michael P. Cleary Jomes P Colemon MICHAEL PATRICK CLEARY Our Lady M Ml. Carmel Major and Minor League Basketball. . . Baseball De Kerloguenn in St. Ann and the Gouty Rector . . . Beadsman . , . Schola Cantorum. It is a very hard task to find Mike without his characteristic smile. His pleasant personality and willingness to join in have won him many friends at the HQ . Held down the outfield posi- tion on the ball field. Noted for his light and hustle on the basketball court. Mike captaimd his own team in the fourth year minors. He has taken quite an interest in the Italian language. Honor certificate frequently. Mike has fooled many with his beard. james Pariucs COLEMAN Sl. Peter Caniriux Parirh Chanter, Schola Cantorum . . . Candle Staff . I. . Baseball . . . Minor League Basketball . . . Major League Basketball . . . Handball. Formerly a member of Presentation Parish, Red always seems to have a smile on his face. He excels in most sports, but does especially well in baseball and handball. His outstanding circus catches draw admiring gasps from the spectators. Honor Certificates. Last year's Candle staff still is wondering how that publication could have reached the hands of the seminarians if it hadn't been for Jim's typewriter. 55

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Michoelj Adams Francis F Bouocchl NIICHAEL OHN 'XDAMN St Catlzerzne of Genoa Pansh Prefect Beadle Basketball Candle Staff Y ice President of Senior Class S xcristan Scholarship Viinner Mike has led the class both 'llphlbeticallx and scholastlcally since first year Battled it out with the best of them In the 'Noon League Nlike spent much of his free time as Treasurer for the Le Petit but always found time for his work as Sacrlstan The smallest IH the class but one ofthe best workers Does 1 good iob 'tt anything he undertakes I respected 'Ind well liked by all definitely doesn t need a book on How tovkin Friends and Influence People FRANCIS l'RANIQI.IN BAIOCCHI Sl. Plural Parish Beadsman . . . Chanter Schola Cantorum . . . Glee Club . . . Editori1l Staff Le Petit Seminaire . . . Minor League Basketball. Formerly a member of St. Ita parish Frank has captaincd the Ramblers to a successful season. One of his favorite hobbies is tennis. Has seen much of Northern Illinois 'Ind Southern Wisconsin from the seat of a bicycle. He has often been a runner up in the Scholarship Exams. Frank is one of the guiding lights ofthe beadsmen. The possessor of a fine voice he has done well in all the musical organizations at Quigley. 54 John F Baldwin John F Barrett OHN FRANCIS Baioww SI Clare af Montefulco Paruh Choir Glue Club Organist Photographs Fdltor Le Petit Semmairc Ch'1nter Schola Cantorum Candle Staff Catechlst Msgr Vleter s soprano soloist in first and second sear ohn IS now 1 tenor lh the Cylee Club Plans the organ for Mass every morning and for all the Chapel exercises ohn s piino skill has been put to good use both in and outside school He spent most of his time this wear taking and developing pictures for the yearbook OHN FRANCIS BAIzRs'r'r St. Pelronilfe Pariflz fG!en Ellynj Prefect . . . Beadle . . . Scholarship Vlfinner . . . Engraving Editor Le Petit Seminaire . . . Sacristan . . . Life Guard . . . Candle Staff. . . Minor League. This gentlemans affability and willingness to lend a hand are well known to his classmates. He is one of the best mathematicians in the class. ohn is always ready to talk about the blessings of his home town Glen Ellyn. His life at Quigley is a continual running from one duty to another. Many nights find him with a multiplicity of duties to perform. His athletic ability is seen on basket- ball court and in swimming pool.

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ui? eg elninclm Donold Croorlcin lhomos F. Cullen Donold E. Cusoclc Edward X. Detlolf 641-55 o ff952 DONA1,ID joszmi CROARKIN Sl. Bride 171117-111 Life Guard . . . Candle Staff. . . Engraving Staff, Le Petit . . . Major League Basketball . . . Minor League , . . Baseball . . . Glee Club . . . Ceremonies . . . Schola Cantorum . . . Beadsman. Don makes it a habit of staying near the top of his class. A hard worker at anything he does, did a great job on Engraving Staff of the year book. Took to basketball quickly as is proved by his deadly two handed shot. Active golf en- thusiast. Holds honor certificates for every quarter. Don is one of the few in the class that has never been in Jug . :K very popular host. Ti-iomas FRANCIS C1'l,i.EN Sl. :Indrew l'ar1',fl1 Minor League Basketball . . . Baseball . . . Schola Cantorum. Tom came to Quigley in '48 from DePaul. His height and skill immediately won for him a berth on the minors. His easy going disposition was very useful in winning him many friends. On nights when he isn't playing ball, he joins the ranks of that well-known Quigley institution, the 3:16 Club. Tom possesses the ability of getting the most out of everything he does. 56 Dos.-up FVGENE Ctsack Sl. .ingefa Przrilrlz Basketball . . . Schola Cantorum . . . Special VVith the addition of Don to Quigley last year the clerical side of the Cusack family is now near- ing the size of a basketball squad. Don received the rudiments of his education at St. Ignatius, Loyola, and DePaul before entering Quigley. His amazing ability to have an answer for everything reflected in the way he caught on with the class. Always appreciates a good joke. Remembered for his exhibitions on the basketball court. liuwaiw Xavisa l,E'l'l.0Fl-' Sl. Joffph llllflijh Special .... -X ttended St. joseph High School and Loyola University. Ed, as far as we know, has the distinction of being the oldest student in the school. Came to us in 1951 after graduating from Loyola University. Took a special course in Latin and Greek. Cheer- ful, friendly and a hard worker, we consider it a privilege to have him with our class.