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

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I Lawrence F. Springer Raymond B. Sullivan X LAXVRENCE FRANCIS SPRINGER Sacred Hear! Parixh Basketball. . .Glee Club. . .Orchestra . , . Baseball ... Prefect . . . Beadle . . . Candle Staff. . . Chanter, Schola Cantorum. Prefect all five years has established Larry's rep- utation as a hard worker. However, it's not all work with him. Larry occupies the first chair in the orchestra's trumpet section, and holds down the shortstop position on the ball field. His speed made him a real threat on the basketball court. Another of the chosen few who has never been in .Iug . Larry's also an enthusiastic hockey player. RAX'MOND BERNARD St'1.i.1vAN Resurrection Prlrixh Basketball . . .Graduate Editor, Le Petit Seminaire . . . Candle Staff. . . Sacristan . . . Life Guard . . . Glee Club . . . Schola Cantorum . . . Prefect . . . Beadle . . . Honor Certificates . . . St. Anne in St. Anne and the Gouty Rector . . . Secretary of Senior Class. Blushing Ray is high on the list of the most pop- ular men in class. Always ready to help in anything that comes up. YVrote many of the biographies of the Hfth year men. Often seen carrying out his sacristan's duties late at night after doing a superb but fruitless job of rebounding for the Snipers . .Although overladen by different extra-curricular duties, demanding much ofhis time and talents, was able to remain among the top five in class. Displays his leadership qualities by acting as counsellor in a boy's camp during his summer vacations. Francis A. Tobin John P Walsh FRANCIS AL'oL's'r1NE TOBIN St. Hefena Qf the Crow Parixh Attended St. Ignatius High School . . . Illinois Uni, versity at Navy Pier. . . Illinois Institute of Tech- nology . . . Minor League Basketball . . . Catechist . . . Schola Cantorum. NVith a twinkle in his eye, Frank loves to recall the ins and outs of the life in a big city college. He believes this will be no end of value to him as a priest. His wonderful personality shone in the ease with which he mixed in with his classmates. He is always ready to throw a laugh into a con- versation. YVith his basketball team ahead or be- hind Frank never let the opposition get away without a good scare. jon N I,A'I'RICK WA i.sH .Yrzlrvily of Om' Lord l,lll'I'511 Schola Cantorum . . . Catechist . . . The Rector in SL Anne and the Gouty Rector . Attended Loyola University for two years before coming to Quigley. 5 B's speech class discovered a great speaker this year, in the person of Jack VValsh. VVhen he's not pitting the Donkey against the Elephant, Jack usually has the crowd in stitches with his impersonations. His vast store of historical facts would even keep Father Time on his toes. A big smile and a big heart may well describe this south-sider. 67

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Charles B Schneider Richard J. Shannon CHARLES BEDE SCHNEIDER Queen of dl! Saz'nt.t Pd7'I'.fl7 Minor League Basketball . . . Chanter, Schola Cantorum .... -Xss't. Graduate Isditor, Le Petit Seminaire . . . Beadsman . . . Ceremonies . . . Catechist. Chuck is always ready and willing to give a helping hand to anyone. A good worker with a great sense of humor, he has played minor league basketball with a great degree of success. Spends many of his spare moments during the winter prac- ticing his skating technique. Chuck also wrote many of the biographies of the fifth year class. An enthusiastic Bear fan, can be seen at almost all of their home games. RICHARD JEROME SHANNON Sl. Sabina Parish Major, Minor League Basketball . . . Baseball . . Glee Club. . . Schola Cantorum . . . Beadsman . . Heavies. Felicitous is the word to describe Dick. ln his five years at Quigley he has never been disturbed or tiled. Noted for laughing late, loud, and long at any joke. His worth as a Major League cager was recognized when he was named captain of the fifth year Snipers . Rendered invaluable assist- ance to softball teams as short-center. Before he finally acquired a permanent excuse, Dick had a complete file of swimming excuses. His life was seriously endangered when he suffered an acute attack of chickenpox in fifth year. 66 Donald J. Silcors'ci Fredericlcj Solms DONALD JEROME SIKORSKI Sl. Nlarle PH7'1l.ff1 Minor League Basketball . . . Baseball . . . Bowling . . . Creon in Sausage Maker's Interlude. Known to his friends as Cyn this man knows his way around, especially when it comes to Latin Honor Certificates frequently. Cy is quite a base- ball and basketball enthusiast, works hard at everything he does. Among his accomplishments is a great knowledge of European History and an appreciation of his professors, You can always depend upon him in a pinch. FREDERICK joHN Sol.Ms Viyitalirm Parisi: Art Club . . . Basketball . . . Choir . . . Chanter, Schola Cantorum . . . Glee Club. . . Beadsman . . . Orchestra. Fred's a likeable fellow seldom seen without a smile. Captained his own team in fourth and fifth year noon league. Led his team to the senior divi- sion championship in fourth year. Sang in Cathe- dral Choristers for three years, Glee Club and Chanter in Schola Cantorum. Fred is also first violinist in Quigle-y's orchestra. Has won prizes in Scholarship exams every year. Very talented artist. Helped put out Religious Bulletin during fourth and fifth year. Elected Secretary of Art Club. VVrote Biographies for Le Petit.

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ui? ey eminary fam o 1952 'I Hoxvms jossvn NN HI rr-: Sl Fmnfzs o Rome Parzslz Nlalor League Basketball Pmg Pong Champ Chanter Schola Cantorum Tom xs the proverblal jovml bug man Can take it as well as hand lt out Fven '1 broken leg couldn t keep his sense of humor hldden Outstandlng ln all sports save swlmmmg, lom elptalned the ln famous Vhts ln fourth xear Hlts 1 baseball a mule and then some Vlm lose, or draw Tom has never been known to pass up 1 card game A lowal Be lr fan There isnt much he doesn t know about hospltlls 'Xexer fund '1 test lf he could use the Engllsh language jAM12s Nm s hhICkI LND Immurulale Hear! M Mary Punch Chanter, Schola Cantorum Cholr t Guard Basketball lm known as the llttle man ln second year now has a conslderable larger stature Alwaws good for a laugh lm has been known to play a few practlcal jokes ln his day A good man to see lf your splrlts are low lm plased the clarinet ln Monslgnor Meters orchestra lNoted for h1s hustle on the basketball court Always welcome ln any crowd XXARREN XXII IIAM Won s Vlaternzty 0 the Blessed Vllgln Man lanvlz Sacrlstan Beadlt Beadsman Catechlst Chanter Scholl Cantorum Candle Staff Cmlee Club Mlnor League Basketball Sports Edxtor of Le Petit Semlnaxre rl'llS gentleman IS perhaps best dlSflf'lgUlSl lCd bs hls wxtty remarks for any SIYUHIIOH He possesses an excellent tenor voice that IS equally at home 1n Gregorlan Chant or elght part harmonx Plans a good brand of basketball No matter how much he has to do after school he somehow Ends tlme to lead the Beadsmen ln the Rosarx two mghts a week and to work as sacrlstan Honor certlflcate wmner Thomosj White James N. Wicklund Warren W Wols 1 f . . . . , . . l - ' l Ya . -, Y I V 4 K l . ll V' 'IIC' v l Z' , . ,. . , , . Y' L . .2 . -V V '1 ' 4 I ' . . . ' . . . . . ' , 2 '. ... . . JV H. H Q V . . . I .. . . - I ' . .. t ' - v 'J 'Y v - - - . 'V K 1 A Y I , . lv 1 1 , G Q , - t -, Y 5 i . - I S