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

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'nur Cf cl.5.5 HERBERT JOSEPH MEYR Sf. Raphael Parish Choir Glee Club, Schola, Baseball, Basketball, Monogram Club Herbie has more fire and enthusiasm than a Polar bear on a pancake griclclle. This lively spirit he frequently communicates to his fellow' stuclents Yet when the pressure is on, he always manages to remain cool as Eskimo pie. l-las been a bright spot on the Intramurals for the past two years Herbie is very insistent that his name be spelleil with an r insteail er COSMO FRANCIS MILITELLO St. Angela Parish Choir Schala, Glee Club, Basketball l-lis lun-loving disposition has matte Cos a real lavnrite with all A rabicl wrestling lan tram way back, he frequently experiments with his holrls on his lellow classmates One ot Father l-laitnett'. favorite victinw tor his pep talks. Nothing pleases Cos more than to sit down to a course of a la Italian cuisine l-le has often shown that he can take a poke as well as give one RICHARD ANTHONY MISKIEWICZ Holy Innocents Parish l-lonor Student, Intramural Basketball, Popes Schola. ln the kitchen itls Bisquik, but in 5-A soy Misguik, anti you have a prize package at brain and brown. On the brainy side, he boosts a loarl of honor certificates, an the side of brawn, a solirlly-built masculine tank calmly mowing clown opposition enroute to the basket Over this cast-iron physique Misgui:k drapes an immaculate wardrobe JOHN JOSEPH MORIARTY Sf. Joachim Parish Lite Guard, Basketball, Swimming Team. Definitely not an introvert, Mort never lets a party clie ar a discussion wilt. l-lis famed ability for coining expressions and writing songs has kept everyone laughing for live years, Al- ways a prime mover for being in condition, John keeps in shape by spending a few hours swimming almost every night after school This must be the secret of Mort's physical fitness, because he has the build and strength of a wrestler as he proved by his all too frequent clashes in between classes

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0 JOHN EMERSON McGILL St. Mary Parish, Evanston Stage Crew, Catechist, Swvmmung Team Chant In hr, two years at Quigley, John has flus- plaxetl a knack for catchung an aulckly both wnth has classes and hrs classmates As a special from St Mary! he brought wnth hum a sharp lagncal mnnd as well as a great class spirit Has WlllIUQHC5s to pxtch-In wherever needed was a real asset to Fltth Yeahs Swimming Team and :II-tatefl football team. At the tackle posltlon John was a real barrier un the annual Futth Year vs Fourth Year grndlron struggle. WILLIAM JOHN McGLYNN Sf. Mel Candle, Baseball, Major League Basketball. An usher for seven years, Bill is universally known as God's gift to Andy Frain, Tall, brawny, and muscular, he has been truly outstanding in athletics. l-lls artistic waltz with Dan Couglln nn the play Kind Lady provided the seniors with many laughs. Big-hearted Bull is always ready to gnve anyone a rude in hrs Mercury convertible. PATRICK JOHN McGUAN St. Francis de Sales Parish Pretect, Beadle, Catechist, Baseball, School Play, 4 Prlmo in St, Felix and l-lis Pototoesm, Schola Cantorurn, Glee Club, lt's the common concensus of has classmates that has 'lconservative colors are enough to blind anyone looking at htm tor more than a mlnute at a tlme. His clear, pleasant volce and knack for cdelnbbing won tor hum the part of Primo In 'lSt. Felix and l-lls Potatoes, whsle he was in fourth year. Slngnng ns apparently hrs favorite pastlme, for whenever he IS In a crowd he nmmediately inslsts upon strlklng up hue theme-song HOWARD VINCENT McHUGH Our Lady of Peace Catechist, Mlsslan Collector, Glee Club Schola, Mayor League Basketball, Baseball. Howle's curly red hour frames has honest bcamtng lrlsh face, l-lis second boast rs a caste :ron Packard '35 ln thus battle-tank Howie tours the South Sade, inltlatlng hrs many friends an the thrills ot driving--without the spllls. Butlt lrke a rock, l-lowle has long been Q leader IN sports and earned an enviable record tor great rletenslve work ln the Mayors

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0 fi YQ53 WILLIAM FRANCIS MORONEY St. Carthage Parish Catcfht--t Mrnars, Lute Guard, Beaclsrnart. Callftl lute lay his trrenals, Bull is the thlrrl rnemlwer txt the CO'tIlf'1Ql'V7I from St. Carthage Hrs t-I'lUIl'lll'.L movements anrl tlearl-pan expres- sron hayc tgccasuonecl many' corny qulps Through mc-thatluccl practice, Bull has perfected a deadly set ehrat yyhtch makes hum a hard-court terror Alter wheel look for hun' among the lvearlamen or catccrtxts JOHN FRANCIS MORRISSEY St. Justin Martyr Chant, Camille, Lute Guard, Manor League Baskclltall l-lax lcna tteen regarded as pnnochle champ ot our clae- and IS known In the untrarnural league cts a great relwounrler John! cool corn- mantl r-t play at crucial moments haye made htm ktar cn two cortsecutlve championship teams fy- a rewartl, he leapecl to a starttng past nn the Mrnark thus year Academically, he has recclvul honor certnhcates every quarter since turst year ARTHUR JOSEPH MURPHY St. Justin Martyr Parish Lute Guard Bearlsman Basketball, Baseball, Murtczgram Club. The taller halt at the Murphy comblnatnon Art rf well-known tar has athletrc prowess As a power-htttlng center fielder, as a lute guard, as an are relyounder, and a potter In the Majors, he hak wen the respect ot all-V-espectally' ap- pc--cnt yyvh kmnllng eyes and Shamrock face The pevscnalrty' kwa has the auallty at blushung moe' caslly Ae a Fraln usher, Art is an expert at hanftlrnj: crowds -a skill he acquired 'tts ru- mored tn. kcepxng hrs rnanv younger brothers ancl sts, r- ,rn lnne at home JOSEPH PATRICK MURPHY St. Justin Martyr Stage Crew Basketball, Carclunalk Clertcs Jcel red halr is urtrllcattve at hug flery' Irish spurt? Once he has made a cleclston about a certaln pctnt he eefs out ta praye that he's rtght and lct: ncthtng stand rn has way Deeptte his tlalr tor ttelnate Joe me ueually rather mild. Somcttrney though, hrs loye at argument leads to ctlttrcultles as In the last preslclerttlal electron Murph, whc wlll take elther slde of an Issue, was Pc-pf tuusy from July to August either prov- rng tc Dernccrats why we rteecl lke or corwlnclng Pepulmlncans why Adlal was OK. V24 L. X f 'l 'Q jf 4 33 tt' 'W' ...flung Q1 'Q' T Www me