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

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0 J' 7953 JOHN PATRICK CALIX Sf. Malachy Parish Choir, Glee Club, Minors, Schola, Baseball Team Monogram Club, Catechist Easy to please best describes John, for the seldom complains. l-lts nick-name, Cup, is a direct translation of the Latin calix, and wrth a crew-cut John would be deadvringer for Jerry Lewis. Coptained the ill-fated Capers in fourth year, and led the baseball team into the finals. At the end of the day John can fre- auently be seen saying the rosary with the Beadsmen in Chapel or teaching catechism at St. Josephs CLEMENT DOYLE CARROLL St. Andrew Parish Life Guard, Mission Collector, Glee Club, Schola Clem was well known to all his classmates as a friendly but efficient mission collector, a post he held for several years . . . This past year a carefully hidden musical genius has come to light: lt seems that, besides playing the sublime on his parish organ, Clem can beat out some cool razz on his hot clarinet . . . Although he ts always quiet in class, once the bell sounds he becomes a leader in the many debates which ring through the seminary halls. RAYMOND MARION CISCON Sf. Basil Parish Chant, lntramural Basketball, Beadsrnan. A stout defender of the South Side, Ray does every rob he has tn his own inconspicuous way. Maintaining an average in the middlefeughties throughout all five years is a stgn ot Ray's con- sistency. Also has the honor of being one of the few men in the class who has never gone to lug , l-lappiest whenever he is behind the wheel of a car, Ray probably could oualtfy for any stock-car race wtth all the experience he got while driving his brother's Studebaker. JOHN ROGER CLARK Sf. Barnabas Parish Mtnors and Majors, Chant, Glee Club, Misston Officer, Ceremonies. Jack believes an dolng everythtng well. For his drligent work as a mission collector during the past two years, he was elected vice-presie dent of the Missions A born leader with un- vieldlng determrnation and strong will, he has led his team, the Clertcs, by has sharp passing and consistent reboundrng. l-le has taken many lolces about has black beard. Hts soft persuasive voice should prove to be a valuable asset later on rn the pulprt.

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tit 'luv 61.5.5 C7 PAUL JOSEPH BURKE St. James Parish, Arlington Heights Mayors, Swimming team, Baseball, Schola, Glee Club, Monogram Club. Paul has never been known to be left without some kind of auip. An unborn music lover and a studious disciple of Caruso he was a natural for the bass in the Burke trio. As a veteran on the mayors, Paul has dribbled and hooked around opponents for the past four years. Very active in school activities. Because of hrs knowl- edge of the French language and culture, he has been dubbed Pierre, lt can truly be said that there is never a dull moment when Pau' is nearby RICHARD PATRICK BURKE St. Pascal Parish Schola, Glee Club, Le Petit With his high tenor voice, Dick has led the daily morning choir through thick and thinf' A good caricaturist and accomplished mimic and o popular classmate in spite of it Faithfully keeps a note-book for every subiect, and has the somewhat unique distinction of never being in lug Practically the first to get to school in the morning and usually the first to leave at 31l5 Dick emp'oyed his typing talents and much of his free time for the yearbook JAMES CHRISTOPHER BYRNE St. Mary's Parish, Joliet Baseball, Minos, Monogram Club, Beadsman Catechist, Jim's long daily ride from Joliet tops that of anyone in the class, but this lengthy trip doesn't seem to have ever dulled his quick wit One of the most feared southpaw hitters on the diamond, and a rough and tough baskeball player. Very fluent in languages except Latin, Greek, or Italian, The past few years, Jim has taken upon his shoulders the burden of crusad- ing for better food in the cafeteria. Started a new fad in the school with his multi-colored golf hats. JOHN THOMAS CAHILL St, Kilian Parish Choir, Glee Club, Schola, Intramural basketball Jack usually manages to keep the optomet- rist busy with his perpetually broken glasses From his summers spent rounding out dented tenders he has acquired thorough knowledge of the mechanism of an automobile. One of Jack! extra-curricular activities is his Cahill An- nual, in which by means of cartoons, he capitalizes on the idiosyncracies of his class! mates. A gambler at heart, he is still in the red from the last World Series.

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, f L Q ll If C7 EDWIN MICHAEL CONWAY Our Lady of the Angels Parish Librarian, Catechist, Stage Manager, Popes Schola, Cardinal's Clerics. With his subtle sense of humor, Ed has be- come known as the peoples choice, the prefc-ct's curse With a willing spirit, he's always there with a helping hand when the going's rough. He preaches the Golden Rule by practicing it conf stantly Ed's willing hands guided the stage crew for two years, when he managed backstage for Fathers Hoffman and O'Donnell, His wav with children was laudably proven by his fine work at Saint Josephs JOSEPH EDWARD CORRIGAN St. Mel Parish Choir, Bowling, Stage Crew, Catechlst, Glee Club, Chant, A Mel man and proud of it, Joe is usually kept busy defending his favorite parish Nagin all and any, He might remtnd one of a melan- choly music:an, but he isn't a musican, and lx miles away from being melancholy, A veteran Stage Crew asststant, he is Quigley's outstanding on lashing together canvas walls. His active nm- agination has helped him immensely as a cate- Chist DANIEL PATRICK COUGHLIN Sf. Andrew Parish Choir, Life Guard, Glee Club, Stage Crew, Cat in Parade at Devil's Bridge , Schola Cantorum Catechist. The smell of greasepatnt the glimmer of stagellghts-V the pealing af applause-V--all of these must have had a strong effect on Dan because as lang back as anx of us can remember he's been connected in some way or other with Qulgley's Dramatic Club. After working on the stage crew for several years, Dan finally turned actor in his last two and has kept busy reading his rave notices ever since lt's rumored that his hideous laugh as Ada lHenrv's insane wife in Kind Laclyl' I5 still ringing through the attic and some af the less traveled halls of Quigley WILLIAM THOMAS COX St. Ignatius Parish Minor League Basketball Schola, Le Petit Monogram Club, Aquinas Honor Society Consistency might best describe Bill He has always been up near the top of the class, and has won money in the scholarship exams yearly Often he came to the rescue of embarrassed classmates through his endless supply of yellow paper , . . A strong defender of the Jesuits, as well as a circulating center for the America . .. A good shot on the basketball floor, he Is also a consistent finalist in the ping-pong tourna- ment,