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

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THE TIPPY TOE SHOT KEEP YOUR EYE ON THE BALL STASH If any stranger happened to loolc at the club raclc at Rob Roy Country Club on Sept 24th he would have come to the conclusron that It was a conventron of the Natronal Golf Manufac turer s assocratlon It was not a conventron but It was the annual Quigley Golf Tourney A near record of almost 150 Qurgleyrtes braved the dangers of Flyrng mrssrles fgolfballs to attend the annual extravangcmza Pete Zavodowslcy the defending qualrlyrng champ came through for the second trme n three years to talce top honors He shot a very THE NINETEENTH HOLE 40 hard earned 77 To accomplrsh this he Fmrshed wrth 4 pars and a brrdre holmg out an 18 foot putt on the last hole to grve hum a one strolce vrctory over Stan Mrchor Mrchor with hrs con srstent long drrves and several one putt greens shot a neat 78 oe Stevens had trouble wrth hrs putting and came In third with an 80 Tied for fourth place honors were Mllce Gubbrns and Many prrzes were offered mcludmg a golf bag a wedge four jackets eight dozen golf balls and a set of head covers FORE NO CHEATING FRANK fl .. ' . J ' john Baranowsld, both shooting 86's. . ll - 1 8' J 'I , ' i

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MCWYNAR Every Thursday morning since early October, a stream of seminarians has wended its way to Dearborn-Jackson Recreation Building to par- ticipate in the Quigley bowling league. This year, as in the past, Father Milcolaitis, has done an excellent job of directing the lceglers. This season there were eight teams in the league, and the race proved to be close, for the teams were well-balanced and put up a fight to the finish. Armon's Pinheads, foran unprecedented Fourth 0106119 PARTS THE PINS time, won the team championship again this year and John Armon, as usual, annexed the individ- ual title. This powerful quintet was composed of Captain Armon, ,lim Mulligan, Bob Swieca, Dicla Smola, and Louis Petrich. Cwynafs Hot Shots were close behind in second place, while Pierce's Holy Rollers held third. At the bottom of the first division were Cipich's Woodchoppers. ln the second division were Schuman's Pocket Piclcers, Gray's Kool Katz, Magiera's jolters and Lulca's Pirates. L E AIMIN' FOR A TEN-PINH JOHN STRIKES OUT S

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J4 rowrng cwomfe Nearly one thrrd of those playrng won a prrze Under the handicap system the low net was at trrbuted to Charles Keenan who shot a 122 58 64 Bull Ward was second wrth 142 77 65 rm Phelan frnlshed third wrth 127 60 67 A few of the profs were also there Those who were strong enough to brave the wrnd were Frs Lyons McKenna Howard and Mrlcolartrs Frs Mrkolartrs and Howard drd a great yob of col lectrng the money frgurrng out the handrcaps and drstrrbutrng the prrzes Father Lyons shot an 89 and Father McKenna had an 80 A record was broken thus year It was a record for the hrghest total ever scored rn a Qurgley Tournament 235 by Fred ones Fred never played golf before He combined hrs tens and frfteens to achreve thrs score Hrs record rs one that wrll stand for a long tame 1953 saw Ben Hogan wrn the Masters the Natronal Open and the Brrtrsh Open 1953 saw us enter unto Frtth Year and the class of 1954 produced the bug three of Quigley golf Zavadowslcy Mlchor and Stevens These men have domrnated the fairways for the lust four years The class has tled the record for the low est score Zavadowslcy and Rrordan 74 rn 1952 rn a Qurgley Tourney It has also pro duced the hrghest score Fred ones 235 rn 1953 JOE NEVER MISSES UPHILL TOO