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

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Ronald L. Holloway Edward R. Hughes RONALD LEE HoLLowAY St. Mark Parish Baseball . . . Fourth Year Senior Intramural Champs . . . VVaiter . . . Schola Cantorum . . . Minor League Basketball. Here is a quiet but active fellow. A star for- ward on the fourth year intramural champs, he also holds down the first base position on the ball field. In first, second, and third year he helped dish out the food in the cafeteria, and through this claims to be an expert judge of food. A good student and a hard worker. Ron speaks little but does much. EDWARD Row1,AND HUGHES St. Ita'.r Purixh Beadsman . . . Schola Cantorum . . . Catechist. If it so happens that the regular beadsman can't lead the rosary Ed is always there to fill in. Is respected by all for his witty comebacks which keep everyone on guard. Ed is quite a connoisseur. His favoritedishis Wienerschnitzel und sauerkraut. Always ready for a stiff political debate or any other kind for that matter. A lot of fun. Takes a lot of kidding, but takes it well. Detests all forms of physical exercise save a good rugged game of football. Ronald N. Kalas Edward J. Kannenburg RONALD Noam-:RT KA1.As Immarulale Heart of Mary Pariih Copy Editor, Le Petit Seminaire . . . Schola Can- torum. Ron graduated from De Paul High School in 1950, having held the notable position of copy editor of the school paper and yearbook. He was also a member of the Commerce Club and the Legion of Mary. Entered Quigley in September last year and since has become noted for his high degree of eruditeness which is a result of his natural ability and hard work. Ron, in keeping with his talent is now copy editor of the Le Petit. He is one of the best dressed men in fifth year. His winning smile and warm personality make him a true ambassador of good will which is so necessary to a future priest. EDWARD juuus KANNENMJRG St. Henry Purixh Candle Staff. . . Catechist . . . Schola Cantorum . . . Beadsman. A great student of liturgy, both Eastern and Western Rites. Noted for his eloquence while reciting gems from his favorite Byzantine Almanac. It's an education in itself to ride the El and converse in the unadulterated Latin language with Jules and his experience broadened friend E. R. Hughes. One of the unforgettable events of our colorful Eve years reign was his first and only hoop in the gym. 59

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James N Grace John N Harrington AMES NICHOLAS GRACE S! Angela Parzsh Basketball Schola Cantorum Scholarship Vyinner Le Petit Staff Life Guard 1m proved he was one of the most intelligent fellows in our class by winning the scholarship in second year Possessor of a large store of knowl edge he has received honor certificates nearlv everv quarter lm had a large following in the noon league where his slow deliberate style paid off Vyas the only life guard ln the class during our senior year A very loyal friend Always ready to give moral and vocal support to one of our teams Claimed to own stock in 5 B s blackboards om: MICHAEL HARRINGTON Visitation Parish Life Guard Glee Club . . . Minor League Basket- a . . . Candle Staff . . . Le Petit Staff. . . rt Club . . . Schola Cantorum . . . Ceremonies. His all around ability especially his ball handling made him a valuable man on the minor league Ramblers. Can always be found willing to talk 'about his favorite pastime, golf. ohn offers him- self as a guide to anyone traveling in Italy because of his knowledge of the language. He took a small part in The Sausage Maker s Interlude and played it to perfection. A great credit to his parish. 58 Rlchordp Heffercm l-lenryW l-lerx RICHARD PHELIM HEFFERAN St Jerome Parish Glee Club Catechlst Baseb1ll Major and Minor League Basketball Heavies Schola Cantorum Father lvmdo in Parade at Devil s Brldge Dick is one of the most well liked men ln the class He IS always re'1dy with '1 smile or some word to cheer someone up The lively tunes from his harmonica bring quite a response from hls class mates His rebounding and general abxlltv on the basketball court have won him a place on Quigley s team ln the games agalnst Mundeleln Always ready to lend a hand to any proceeding and gener ally manages to liven things up HENRY VSILLIAM HERX Sl. Ferdinand Parish Vice-President of Mission Society . . . Candle Staff . . . Basketball . . . Catechist . . . Life Guard . . . Schola Cantorum . . . Orchestra. Rather quiet Hank loves a lot of hard work. He has worked hard as a Mission collector and has emitted many sweet notes from his trombone. When hes not at school take a chance of Ending him in a nice quiet reading room buried in a good book. VVhen the noon bell rings Hank covers his spot at left tackle on his noon league squad like a hawk.

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Francis M Kouclcy john P. Keoting FRANCIS lx1ICHAEl, KAVCRY Sl. Roman Parish Baseball . . , Basketball . . . Chanter, Schola Cantorum . . . Glee Club. Frank is the first of the Royal Romanoffs. His friendly disposition has made many friends for him during the last five years. Makes good use of his speed and height on the Basketball court. W'hether winning or losing Frank never stops fighting. A good sense of humor, can take a joke as well as give one. Has a great knowledge of the Latin language. An active tennis enthusiast. Claims to be the only Croatian in the School. JOHN RICHARD KEATING Queen aj A1lSain15 Parirh Editor in Chief, Le Petit Seminaire . . . Major League Basketball . . . Candle Staff . . . Sacristan . . . Baseball . . . Scholarship VVinner . . . Prefect . . . Beadle . . . Glee Club . . . Choir . . . Chanter, Schola Cantorum. A jack of all trades and master of many, Dick, the inspirational genius behind this book, is with- out a doubt the best liked person in the class. Elected President by his classmates for his tireless labors on their behalf. Can often be seen perform- ing his duties as a sacristan or controlling the back- boards for the defeat-riddled Snipers . Despite all the work piled on his mind and body, Dick was still able to remain among the top five in the class. Speaks the Italian language like a native. 60 James A, Kenny George W Klein JAMES ANDREW' KENNY Queen of .ill Sainls Parifh Prefect . . . Beadle . . . Scholarship Winner . . . Ass't. Editor, Le Petit . . . Candle Staff. . . Minor League Basketball . . . Baseball . . . Catechist . . . Schola Cantorum . . . Glee Club . . . Choir. jim's hairline may be losing its grip but he's got a heart that will never stop growing. Many times he shouldered the underdog's role with an eye for helping a classmate. As a catechist he organized many activities for the children. He wasted much of the summer making excuses for a certain group of untalented ball players called the Preachers . jim's ability and great fighting spirit made him a great leader of the Khbldcwskis . His fine per- sonality and willingness to work won him the position of class Parliamentarian . GEORGE XVILLIAM KLEIN St. Pascal Parixh Minor League Basketball . . . Glee Club . . . Base- ball . . . Catechist . . . Sport Staff, Le Petit . . . Ceremonies. George is small but mighty. Has proved him- self a more than able student as well as able short- stop. Can whip the ball from short to first faster than any man in his class. His great aggressiveness made him a real threat on the basketball court. Never known to turn anybody down. Little known to most of the class, George is an accomplished violinist.