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

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-.......,,m.,'-,NX fx X Thus sprlng as clouds of dust began rusunff from Lake Shore playground and th warm sprung days made home work harder than ever many sem: nanans betook themselves to the sun lst confanes of the gym There they spent many hours try :ng to keep a small vvhute ball on a bug green table The reason for all thus actlvlty was the ping pong tourna ment held each year after the basket balls have been stored away The authorltnes encourage thus tourna ment because they realnze the many advantages which such a sport affords Perhaps the prnnclpal benefit as that pang pong helps a semlnarlan to rely on hls own ablllty When a semnnanan plays thus sport no one helps hum re turn that smashung serve or solve hrs Potlent Pot opponent s style of play he s on has own herefore ping pong might be call d a necessary complement to the other sports at Qungley most of which stress the Idea of teamwork Novv to consider thus year s tour ney ln the senior dnvlslon Zellnskn from fourth year and Dreyer from fnfth seem to be the favorntes How ever Wnndham vvnth has great speed cant be counted out Besides these three Brigham looks luke a fourth year darkhorse Noonan seems des tuned to be the lone representatnve of third year In the finals ln the gunlor dlvlslon Pat O Don n ll domnnates play He IS an out standing player and should really be great by fnfth year tu orm Speclo U4 -:giffgffffigirfs v Q , ., O N , ...................... . ::::EEE55E5EEEH:HI:HHHH ..............I:IlIIIllI ' 'Qlllllllllllllllllllllll --.--.--' .......................II: .........................::::::' V A v . . I .F . . O . I - e - e ' - - 1 - . - - u . , ' a . . , . . . . . . v l c . v - , . A s ff- A I

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ff ff r IQZBQIEHI 'WYEHF' Although handball captures the spotlight at the beginning of the school year last September also found a number of tennls enthusiasts asplr :ng for the school crown Thus year s tennis tournament was the largest ever Over fnfty buddlng Don Budges entered from thlrd fourth and fifth year The problem of completang the tournament went to Bob Hagen Bob dld a magnificent job In keeping everythnng on schedule With an assist from the warm weather the field was quickly narrowed down to the flnal BB On Armlstnce day Milan Nemecek and Casnmlr Derwnnskl opened hos tllltles for the championship Muck wonagruellsng hard contested match three sets to two after three hours of battle l-las all round abllnty and es peclally has brllllant net play earned hum a well deserved victory ln a los :ng duel Casey was all over the court returning shots Some of the standouts among the Sensors were Bob Hagen Paul Burke a master of english Bob Glczewskn and amazing Jlm Grlffnn who would usually stand stnll whsle has opponent ran all over the court Th lower years were well repre sented by Dave Ball Make Carey and Jnm Westbrook These three reached the quarter fnnals and wnll be battlnncf for the crown next year Although everybody enjoyed the tourn ment the greatest benefit de ruved was the lndnvldual responslbnlnty present In tennlswhuch ns so necessary ln the priestly character Net volley Nemecek fosh on The secret IS to relox 63 P t, ,JN. , ' J '.li f,,f' a, , nxxgkgxag, .,'l+,- Q V Q, .-949212112 V V ' .-1-11111111114 V , 1 1.1, 1 l Q 1 : . ' ' ,.,:::1,:5 x 1 A 521312121gh1E1'! ' V 'miaizxziaiwt . - - 1' a tgigiiff .1, ,- ' ' -ugh? -.1 , g . . , .. I Ill , . . . . . t K 1 O . . , . ' 1 D 1 1 V Q - c ' ! 7 . . . . A . - - 3 , . . . . . , . . , , . . . . . . . ' - , I .

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Father Duggan rnetes out lustuce sentence 60 mln at hard blockboords The uppermost fngure In the mnnds of many semunaruans at Qungley IS not sylloglstlc nor ss lt algebranc geo metric or trugonometruc nt as the three dngut numeral 205 the address of two of the most amuable men on the faculty Th congenualutyof Father Frank Smnd and Father Edward Duf flcy however IS not the reason for the popul rnty of the second floor East cubncle 205 ns the offnce of the Pr fects of Dlscxplune The dubuous pleasure of running coupled wltn the task of assigning a different locker to each stud nt an nually and carune for thelr respectuve keys keepnnv records on absenteeism and tardnness Inspecting collars fun ffernauls hanr shoes sultcoats and s lth s mn the lunc lnne lfafellowfauls topass thus Inspection he goes to end of th f Ie J pensrng street car cards and keepnng the records thus entanled collectnng parent marrnage .ecords baptnsmal and confnrmatnon records all go to make up the thankless 1ob of the Dlsclpllnarlans Thelr prnmary task though ns to keep the demernt system smoothly an operation Qulgley has long employed thus dlscnplune procedure wuth flne results Each student carries a conduct card bearing hrs name In the center and frnnged on three sides with twen ty fuve small squares When a boy commlts a mnsdemeanor he receives from whatever pruest notices at the thenumber ofsquaresfllledln and the number wlth whnch they are fllledl of the penalty ascrnbed on the reverse side of the demerzt card At every multuple of five the prnest concerned takes the boys card from hum and guves It to the Dnscupllne Offnce The student must then go there to redeem the card l-le tells one of the pruests Fr Smnd or Fr Dufflcy from whom and for what he recenved each d merit The unformatnon I the seminary's lost-and-found bureau. quantity and quality ldesignated by . O . . . I 3 K, . tie i ' h ' ' ' ' ' the e i . 3 dis- .