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

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THE CANDLE STAFF sable for :ts publrcatron THE CANDLE goes to press under the slallful edrtorshrp of Lionel Dechatelet who with the help ol hrs Assrstant Edrtor ohn McCann plans the layout of the edutron and assrgns the copy to the varrous stahl members Gene Noonan does pro jo as Sports Editor be-mg an actrve partrcrpator as well as a spectator of the sports lute at Qurgley To Robert Mahoney IS alloted the taslc of Feature Edrtor and under hum rs a capable statf ol wrrters consrstrng ol Leopold Bartoszelt David Bohr ohn Elodstrom Gerald Morrarty Damel Trarnor and John Vlazny To these men goes the credit for the Interesting artrcles that malce THE CANDLE an awaited digest eagerly read from cover to cover by everyone rn the school from the smallest freshman to the tallest sensor and the faculty members as well Vernon Kwratltowslcr deserves the thanlcs for the actron pictures ol both sports and current events whrch grace the pages ol the paper The hard and often unsung task at typrng the artrcles whrch are to be sent to the prrnters as allotted to Hugh Murtaugh who also on the occasron of rare complaints acts as the ottrcral staff bodyguard Next year many of these men wnll assume the drffrcult taslc of edrtrng and publrshrng a year boolc Therr experrence wrth THE CANDLE will prove invaluable to them rn the publication of the LE PETIT SEMINAIRE Perhaps as a MODERATOR O DONNELL EDITOR De-CHATELET hnrshed product a year boolc rs more handsome than a small newspaper but hard worlc rs en tailed by both They accept thus worlc and derrve many slcrlls and benehts that cant b measured rn hours or dollars the sense ol com panronshrp the many laughs over splrt rnhnr trves the sense of achrevement these are the real rewards of any assrgnment well done We our congratulatrons to the unrors for therr job well done and out heartrest washes lor success next year rn the publrcatron of the yearboolc THE MESSRS MURTAUGH AND MAHONEY AT WORK g Q ' HPR: 'R' 'J ,kftl . ' . . . I -I ' , e . a H H A b I ' I . 1 , ' ' h ' ol the staff of the LE PETIT SEMINAIRE ohter I ,J l . ,I .

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DINNER IS SERVED WHAT S THAT VINNIE7 CLARE YOU KNOW PERFECT LY XA ELL MORE COFFEE SIR7 HOW MUCH DID IT COST7 COME NOW BOYS I Wglu of fl, Ffa? TI'IE OUIGLEY PLAYERS Among the many achrevements and OCIIVIIIGS of the LIttIe Semrnary the tradItIonaI pIay has a part In the trarnang of a semInarIan and aIso a very defInIte purpose It IS a fragment of OuIgIeys very Important speech course We needn t consult the footnotes of hrstory books to fund that IndIvIduaI Ieaders by FIEIY speeches have IIteraIIy swayed mIIIIons of peopIe and have drrven natrons to therr total rum Thus we cannot over emphasrze the Importance of a speech course as there are aIso present In the world today men who are strrvrng to pIIIage natrons and turn peopIe agarnst God SpeaIcIng and teachrng comprrse a mayor part of a prrest s duty It IS Important therefore that he speaIc effectIveIy In order to InIIuence people How ever a prrest cannot overcome Impendrng evIIs and IDCUICGIG truth If he IS tlmld and reserved An undertaIcIng such as a pIay teaches a stu dent to express hImseIf VlVIdIY and thereby over come the crIppIIng effects of trmrdness and shy ness whrch suppress hIs vocal power and con fme hIs effectrveness agarnst the evIIs of the worId Thrs year the pIay has brought the taIents of certarn students Into the spotIIghts under the drrectron of the very capable Father O Donnell who hImseIf starred In erght pIays whIIe he was at OuIgIey After Father chose hrs cast he ex pIaIned the proper Interpretatron of the IInes and after many hours of repetrtron Irfeless words were transformed and bIended IUIO a story of Irfe wrt and humor The protagonrsts In the pIay Lrfe Wrth Father were senrors DanIeI Brady as CIarence Day the father and Thomas Swade as Vrnnre Day the mother Many were surprrsed to see the reserved red headed Dan emerge as the hot headed borster ous but IovabIe father In the pIay But It drdn t 55 II II II I II II I I - I II ' -- V II X II II II II II II I - ' I O Ir II . . . I . I - , . . I . . . . ' I I . . . I I . , ' - I ' I I I - . . . . . II . . - I . . . . I II . . I I ' I I I I . ' , . I I ' ' - I - . . . . I . I I