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

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lft wrth the rnstallatron of the new elevator longer was rt necessary for Fathers Wronka and Murphy to walk three fllghts dauly Wrth the advent of tnfth year lrfe come to the gym There before me were Nemecek and Keane who In an upset defeated lvers and Lyman to became champs of the handball tourney Jlm Roache and Jack Clark were made mrnor league captains and their appoint ment remrnded us of the speedy change of seasons summer to fall Seeung John Hotchkrn logged my memory and took me unto the Qurgley theatrrcal world John was the leadrng lady tmanl rn Krnd Lady Near hum laokrng down were a few of hrs supporters Duck and Ed OConnor Ed Parker and Jrm lvers F ther ODonnell had worked hard and has premier presentatron Indicated that the Quigley theatrical world would reach great heaghts rn the future Stratton was elected Governor of lllrnors Eisenhower was elected Presrdent of the Unrted States but those electrons were overshadowed rn rmportance by the Sensor electron whuch resulted In Jrm Roache being Presrdent Duck Stalzer Vrce Presldent Don Stalzer Secretary Roger O Brren Treasurer and John Hatch krn Parllamentarlan Seelng Don McCann Jrm Byrne Louie Zakrewlcz and Jrm Todd reminded me of how they had augmented the membershlp ofthe 3 l6 club on Wednesday nlghts Therr destrnatron was Chrna town not for chop suey but for the relrgrous lnstruc tron of grammar school chrldren Bull Cox John Callx tb? and John MCGIII were but a few who vnslted St Joseph s Porrsh every Thursday to help In the relrglous Instruction there In the oquotrc world Gene Nowotarskr and Paul Parrrngton conducted the lute guard class under the supervrsron of Father Lyons John Nook guarded the locker room to prevent towels from frndrng theur way to destlnatlons unknown on the South slde lm OBrren was placed rn charge of the library under Father Benesh There was Srmon Rozmus who was reputed to have a larger Llthuanron vocabulary than has professor There was Adam Rydzy a favarrte In Father Hartnetts class Seerng Lou Falkner brought to mrnd the many trmes that Lou whrle play :ng without has glasses had to have the basket pointed out to hum And there was John Morlarty who won the frfth year shooting contest The photographs of l-las Eminence and Monsrgnor Schrnrd brought my mental roving to the des alla Tuesday June 9th rn the year of Our Lord l953 lnstead of caps and gowns as one mrght expect we wore cossock and surplrce symbollc of the purpose of our vocatron the nature of our studyrng and the arm of our lrves The hrghpornt of the ceremony was the sacrrfsce of the Mass the focal point for the rest of our lxve Present at our graduatron were our parents and teachers lGod bless theml wrthout whose and and prayers ut would have been nmpossrble for us to have engoyed that graduatron day I ,no . , , , - , ...J , 1 -O' r , , I I I , , , , , , - , I I I - 1 I f : s, . - , 1 I '

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M1 CJQI' Class -l-A Left to Right: Top Row: J. Coughlin, J. Davis, R. Ferri- gan, K. Brigham, J. Kenny, F. Slobig. Second Row: J. Bonner, J. Hermes, R. Moore, E. Luka, P. McWeeny, P. Dressler, O. McAteer, C. Murphy. Third Row: J. Armon, T. Swade, T. Pure tell, L. Petrich, J. Keenan, J. Tapper, J. Adams, J. Rudnick, T. Sexton. Fourth Row: T. Windham, T. Jones, C. Erickson, J. Kaikaris, S. Flens, Fr, Wronka, T. Ventura, R. Glow, M. Natke, J. Rior- dan. Class -l-B Left to Right: Top Row: E. Nikliborc, J. Swaner, M. Lynch, E. Keusal, P. Gewartowski, L. Monaco. Second Row: R, Pienta, T. Rogalski, J. Shea, A. Cipich, G. Joyce, S. Michor, K. Woitas, T. Fischer, J. Westbrook. Third Row: J. Keating, E. Thomas, D. Allocco, D. Bartoszek, C. Ezerskis, R, Howard, W. Pytel, M. Gubbins, J. Petik. Fourth Row: F. Scanlon, D. Brady, R. Dohr, E. Moran, W. Nadolny, Fr. Crosby, E. Dubis, C. Cronin, J. Staff, D. McGrath. Class -4-C Left to Right: Top Row: T. Farrell, J. Brennan, N. Czajka, E, Serafini, J, Flavin, D. Gian- netti. Second Row: W. Kenneally, J. O'Rourke, P. Hazard, R. Swieca, H. Cole, W. Nar- lock, C. Keenan, J. Mulligan. Third Row: R. Smola, R. Zielinski, F. Unger, J. Williams, R. Pikell, J. Lee, J. Rolek, P. Zavadowsky. Fourth Row: J. Stevens, P. Behrendt, N. Durkin, T. Dore, R, Mathews, Fr. Murphy, W. Albertson, P. Jung, E. Hughes, W. McNulty. Specials Top Row: V. lntrivici, J. May, K. Halla- gan, D. J. O'Connor, M. Sullivan, J. Heying, W, Whelan, W. O'Connor, L. Monaco, D. G. O'Connor. Second Row: F. Jones, B. Murphy, R. Devereux, J. Petik, J. McGinty, M. Carey, T. Dwyer, C. Howlin, R. Joyce, J. Smyth.