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

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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

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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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I 6LLLL llCfll, 1, U! HE chromcle of 1 gr 1du lflllg class us If 5' u'1 x beglns bw saxmg that I 1 qi? r ,, drearx grax September d IX so mans stared xoung men flrst entered the forebodmg g IX w1lls of ulglex Wltm us, the cass of 57, 1t was d1FFerent, rlght from the start It W1N 1 Ql0I'lOLlSlY sunnx qeptemberdu when we beg1n our five wear career 1t the mmol SCINIH 111 Ihe weather was dlfferent, but Ill m 1nx xx us we were probablx the s1me tx pe of strrphng class th If h 1s fo. LCHYLIFICS 1 lused te1c1e1s on fnst slgmt to h 1ke then TCILN 1nd smlle knovnnglx We were herded lnto the 1ud1tor1um, 1nd lemuned nerxousls 1nd uncommonlx hushed ls we retened our hrst mstruttlons from the 11sc1phn1r11ns LIS dld llttle group o gf unmar school Cnlah 1ds begln the gre it ld xenture that IS ulglex Our fust retreat covered three 1nd one half fruitful as penance than prfu er Praw er and medltatlon desplte wflted colllrs sweat, and stltkx he1t were trulx pen mce for 11 group of gr een beglnners -Xfter the retre it w11s ox ex , we were launched on our s1hol1st1c careers with 1 st1gger1ng numbef of books Now we began to get IL qu unted hesltantlw it hrst, b11t f'lI1lllX wlth 1 I'lUfULlN gusto that sometimes netted us de ments from 1 stern ro essor ll1e trlp school e1ch dax was stlll pleas11nt we en IUNCLl the bus drlver who bellowed ill rut 1 for the prrest factorx when he lnr Pe lrson Qtreet We l1kew1se enyos ed the long lunch periods 11nd the blll g1mes If lake Qhore I l 11 ground We laughed 1 llttle l1te it If lther Xlclxugo s 1oke about the hleroglxphlts found KH Pgx ptmn coke bottles We smx ec If Father Godfrex s f1c11l gxmnastlts as IC t1ught 11s -Xlgebra We worked it I 1t1n for l ithel Ixons who h 1IT1INCI6d aw 11 If declen slons for so long th1t lf seemed the st1tue ln the corner was reads to burst out wlth port 1, portae It wasn t long before the plttern of cl 1ss leaders w1s est lbhshed Nllke -Kd 1ms the box wlth Powerbrun DFIVC , fell IH love vuth the First seat lllll has QIDCC refused to g1ve lt up W e zll loved sports 1nd screamed lustllw for our respeetlve mtramural teams 111 first xear 1X Clur 1 l oe Bowler led 1 -X to lumor ch1mp1onsh1p that xear, to show 1th letlc 1b1l1tx th1t h IS ever slnce been evldent l'd Nlcl 1ughl1n lHC'L1'1Il worklng 1t the Lll1LlX counter, md h IN slnqe t1ken such good 1d 1 1nt1ge of hls two free 1 lI1LlX b1rs dulx th If he s ste1d1lx lettmg out hls belt butkle CIIFISTIN IS Ill the semm 1rx m lde 1 deep IIN presslon on 11s lhe be 1ut1ful INLISIL 1nd the hrst of the 1I'QllIl'll s pe1son1l t1lks stfll ue wud IH o11r memories Sprlng tune 1nd hex zlded the hrst of our perenmal letdowns 1n marks 'Ihe gun w1s cluttered wlth p1ng pong tables 1nd lom 1un1or d1v1s1on Blsketball was forgotten 1nd we started up the softball leag11e at Lake Shore -Xnd then, 1fter 1 I'0L1I1Ll of class PICIULS, lf was 1ll over We had completed a Xelr If L11glCX Ihe une th1t seemed so far off fn September h11d clattel ed dow n upon us through a drearx winter Ihe good students proudlx took home embossed honor sllps wlth thelr report c1rds the INIIOFIYX took the long ww home W e s ud good bs e to frlends we dm ide, some friends whom We never dre1med we wouldn t see lgllll Our blggest task th1t summer w1s forgettlng Lllgl6Y 1nd studles for 1 while No one of our dutles w1s more perfectlx fulfllled September mme 1g11n and we admltted sheeplshb th 1t N IQ IYIOITS could become bormg SIJINCYIIUCS We were more praxerful ln our second retre1t lf tuned almost everx du Second Neir for the Q11 s of 57 w1s verx LllH:CI'CI1l' from rhe second wear of prevlous XCIFS Ir was one of the toughest schollstlc tests any cl1ss has had to face We earrxed 1 new LL1II'lLLllUll1 sxx muors one of t em 6' . I . -' 1 l -1 1 1 ' ' 5- ' ' Q 1: Q 1 'Q - . 1 ' 1 1 3, :cf ft . . U . U . . . . li .llj U ,Q 5 -1,1 1 5 ' . -r1U' 1 S - Q D ,'-H V' l J l ' 1 5 fl 3 ' U' n - ' I y s ' ' 1 1 I I 1 s - v V 1 lf 1 B ' 5 U' 1' U' 1 1 U' Tor U' 1' 1 nc -1 the 1 - ' ' 1 , '1 ' ' ' 1 K 3 ' 1 ' J 1 - 1 U' '1 UT, ' ' U' ll U' 1 1 ' .1 ' S1 ' 'D H 1 '1 U' 1 'l '.', l , S 1 ' l 1 lf '1 1 1 Q '1 U' 1 3 1' U' 1 . - ' Y 1' - '. . , ' 1 ' ' 1 1 1 ' 1 '1 Th 3 ' ll ' f' 1' ' ' days of' summer heat that were probably more W'hite was the champion paddler from the , ' 3.1 V ' . : 1 , ' U' 1 ' ' H 1 1 1 ' ' 1' ' 1' 1 1- ' ' ' ' . M 3 1' ' 1 . 1' B 5 1 1 ' J S - 1 gg 1U' ' U' 1U' ' J ' 1 S p f . to . IZ 5 - U' 1' 1 1 1 U U 1 1 1 . .UI - 1 U . U U 1 U U U' 5- , J 1' 1 1 . g 1' 1 ' -' 'l' ' 11' 5 1: 4 ' '1 Q J . 1 ' 1 1 I 1 1 i1 1 -1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 U U . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 LU' '1 ' ' 5 'l l 5 ' ' U' 4 ' 1 '1 ' A U .' .1 .1 W' ' 1' I 'J l Q ' 1 1 ' '1' 1 3 U' 1 v - - ' 1 ' n 1 3 1 . ' 1 11 1 ' U' 1 :sf - if U' Q. . . . 1 - 1 1 1 1 . - ' l 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 ' ... ' A 1 1 ' ' , 1U' Q- 4 h 3