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

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HUSKE ON THE MARCH TWO POINTS ON THE WAY BAUER STYLE The Mayors are considered the best league I0 the school but the Minors deservedly receive much attention For the players are very capable performers Thus season the league qurckly drvlded unto the two drvrslons four teams of champlonshrp calibre and four teams slated lor the second drvrslon The best team was the Falcons of fourth year led by oe Frtzharrrs They exhrbuted great helght rn the front lane wrth lm Walsh Tom Planek and ohn McCann However their most valuable player was their playmaker Drck The Lakers led by therr scormg guards Mules Lynch and Eugene Nrkllborc were rn the thrck of the race Their Trrst lane also contained Bull Kenneally Duck Glow and Bull Staff and when they were on the Lakers were hard to beat The Barbarrans were un the thick of the race led by the scormg ace Ed Leake Larry udge Don Van Dyke and Erich Derken contrrbuted much to therr success The Creamers drsplayed a well balanced attack led by rm Colleran and Larry Morten son The playmaker was Nenl O Sullivan and rebounds were covered by rm Close and erry Brzeczek Headrng the second dlvlsron were the Zephyrs captarned by Bob Zlelrnskn Despite a losrng x4 record,lohn Keenan,Tom Purtell and Bob Joyce displayed great talents. The Trojans' lack of defense destined them to a low flmsh although erry O Brren and ohn NlcGmty were among the leaders rn scoring and Brll Thompson and Dan Sheehy were clever guards Neither second year team was a contender but they displayed Tune basketball nevertheless The stronqer ol the two was the Bantams whsle the Frrars held down last place Among the mdu CLEAR THE DECKS' UP UP AND AWAY ALA JOE , J ' ' J ll I I T I I I L I I 3 .. , .. i . . I I 1 v . ' . . K' ui' . 1 1 . J. I J - , ' . I . Smola. I I A. , ' , ' 1 Y ll DI 1 ' kk K, . . . I ' , i l , J' - J' J , . . . . I N T .I I I I ll

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Much ol the credit for the smoothness of the baslcetball schedule at Quigley must be given to Fr. Howard, the Athletic Director, and to those members of the Faculty who assist him, especially Fr. Milcolaitis and Fr. McKenna. Credit should also be given to the able score lceeper crew headed by senior scorelceeper Bob Swreca The many sheets posted in the candy room attest to their competent worlc The Major League which contains the most SKY S THE LIMIT talented players provided many thrills for the fans this year because ol the hard louqht ex citing contests The senior class which has won the championship for the last two years again came up with the outstanding team The Steve dores were the team to beat Their strength lay in their superior rebounding their tall scrapping team was led by Captain oe Stevens whose scoring record will stand for many a day How ever a good deal of the credit must be given GRAB IT CASEY' to the aggressrveness ol Charley Cronin and im Bonner and to the outstanding guard play of ohn Brennan and Milce Gubbrns The reserve strength was centered in the talents of erry oyce Pete Behrendt and Franlc Slobrg Fifth year also boasted another outstanding team Tom Farrells Farmers With the great scoring of Tom Windham andthe rebounding of Bill McNulty and oe Kailcarrs the Farmers were a definite title contender The guard positions were capably filled by Captain Farrell and hard Fghtrng Ken Brigham The roster of this potent squad was completed by Bob Swieca Stan Mlchor and Owen McAteer The Cyclones of Fourth year also were a lead ing contender Stan Zuma and Ray Bauer led the squad in scoring while Bart Murphy toolc the rebounds Henry Close and Don Cavanaugh filled the guard spots The Misfits also a fourth year team hung up a goodly number of victories during the season Their star was Gene Noonan who is the out Bob Schultz also contributed a great deal to their success Despite the strong spirit ol the squad third year s Glamazons won only a few games The loss ol Harry Riley in mrdseason cost the team a great deal but Bill Gulligan Ed Vanselow Phil Roclc and Dave McCarthy continued to battle lor a first division berth The dubious distinction of occupying last place belongs to second years Beggars Their star was ohn Bagley the captain ohn Boyle Drclc Vaneclco Tom Ryan and Ray Daly also measured up as future stars 3 . . J. J ' ' . ' 1 I , ' . . J - . I i . . . . standing guard in the schoolf Bill Quinn and ' J , I r ' il I

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-- I MIKOLAITIS STARTS ANOTHER TOURNAMENT vldual Standouts were Tom Donovan oe DI Francesca john Casey and George Reese The thrrd class league at Qurgley rs the noon league where the unusual can and often does happen The best of the Intramural leagues rs the frrst year league for the stars have not yet gone up to the Majors or Mrnors 1G wrth Vaneclco and 1A with Bagrnslas and Allocco led the pack Cwyners TB squad was close behind whrle OMalley led the fourth place 1E team 1D 1F and TC battled to lceep out of the celler among therr standouts were Lupo Magurre and Fultz QB was easrly the best team rn second year but QE and QD were close behind QA and QC held down the last two posrtlons The stars of thus league were Wrll Stanlaewrczyand Collo sumo QB Kunlcel and O Connell QE Maday and Bell QD McNrcholas QA and Olls QC No team rn thrrd year showed a great superr orrty Rogozrnsla and Panelc were on top but Muldowney and Polzrn also boasted contenders place Standouts were ODonnell Oshea Allocco Veto and Lulcawsla fvloslcal had the best team In fourth year led by Murphy but Schuman arded by Wojcrlc and Moriarty were right behind Georgen stayed ahead of Phelan as their stars were O Connell and Kolosh The Frtth year noon leaguers played a sport which rs a composite of basketball football and a Marrne trarnrng camp Allocco had the lead mg team with Dressler Fisher and Nadolny followrng rn that order Stars of the league were Shea Allocco Albertson Zavadowslcy and Petrlch l HPR. HANDS OFF Simone and Doherty battled to lceep in fifth