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

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RED IS MY FAVORITE COLOR mg relatrves Cousrn Cora and Mary Slunner played respectrvely by sensors Walter Nadolny and Peter Zavadowslty7 Walter explained that he played hrs elilemrn ate role so well because he has an older srster but no explanation was offered as to why he played the part of the loquacrous female wrth such an arr of naturalness Without a doubt Peter Zavadowslcy played the part ol the lovely blonde exceptronally well nevertheless without hrs wrg Peter once more marntams hrs own well deserved popularrty Carroll Howlrn a senror carrred the part of Margaret a bouncing lrrsh coolc Although everyone admrts hrs frne actrng talent no one dares mentron Carroll s coolcrng Every exclusive household has a mard but Mr Day s had four and the four most servrce able sensors turned out to be Mrchael Carey ohn Flavrn Robert Zrelrnslcr and Mules Lynch Also renderrng therr servrces to the Day house hold were the two doctors played by senrors Thomas Dore and Rrchard Glow By no means let us forget to mentron the stage crew that rs not seen but has nevertheless worlced for weelts preparrng the scenery props and sound effects On the nrghts ofthe performance they must produce all props and sounds on cue to have an effectrve play They are unrors Leopold Bartoszelc and ames Morrrssey and lntermedrate Kenneth Ruge All worlung as one the actors produced a comedy play whrch many termed the best play they have ever seen Quigley produce Our hats ol'l7 to Father O Donnell and hrs crew as we turn the page of therr performance only to be con frdent that the next wrll lrve up to the frne tra drtron set by the Qurgley Players 51 l l - if - , , 7 r r . ' . HOW TALL YOU'VE GROWN J - I . . .I . ' . . . . - J V . . J . . . . .

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ONCE OVER LIGHTLY n LULEA flue .Slow the heart ol hrs audrence He lcnew n t only hrs own but also alm st everybody else s part per lectly and throughout the performance he non chalantly held command ol the stage The tour chrldren were played by senror ames Bonner sophomore George Reese and freshmen ohn Lowrey and Francrs Healy all natural red heads ames Bonner showed hrs slcrll rn portrayrng an erghteen yearold youth as the supposed hardness ol hrs heart rs prrclced by the meltrng porntol cuprd sarrow lr was a very frne perform ance by a very frne student Ir toolc qurte an effort for George Reese to settle down to the role of a rather narve cred ulous teenager but hrs portrayal ol the embar rassrngrnqursrtrvenessola typrcal hlteen year old CLARE YOU RE IMPOSSIBLE' tal4e Dan long to prove hrs abrlrty to act as he carrred hrs role flawlessly and rt wasnt rn frequent that he had to pause durrng the play untrl th laughs and roars subsrded Dan has acqurred a well des rved reputatron because of the hnesse of hrs actrng Thomas Swade played the part ol the rather srmple and sensrtrve Mrs Day Although he laclced the lemrnrne grace usually assocrated wrth a charm school he nevertheless charmed Y ohn Lowrey showed that frrst as well as frlth year has exemplars ol hne actrng when he carrred the role of Whrtney wrth such ease and exact ness The baby of the lamrly Francrs Healy frtted rnto the part so naturally that there was lrttle need for hrm to bother wrth actrng We expect to see more ol Francrs and ohn Lowrey rn Future plays And what would there be to drsturb the peace of the Day household rl there werent the vrsrt AS THE EVENING PROGRESSED K. O A ! C . is - r ' I ' ' ' J 0 l l l ' , ll ll I - ' proved laugh provoking. J . . I J 1 . I - ll n i - ' e ' . . - 3 . I . . . -A x, A ' F V vi If . . . LH I ' - Sr

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0LCIf'L5i0Llfl5 34 of cN0ll5Q SACRISTAN CHARLES ERICKSON BOB SWIECA PREPARES FOR MASS ONE OF DAILY PREPARATIONS FOR MASS P4 The zeal of thy house hath eaten me up The most honored rob that can be glven to a semrnarran at Qurgley rs that ol sacrustan an St ames Chapel It rs the sacrrstans who have charge of the external beauty ol God s house Wrth the office goes a specral drgmty l It therr prrvrlege to care for the sacred vessels whrch are consecrated to the Drvrne Majesty ln addrtron to servrng darly Mass Benedrctron and the varrous other chapel lunctrons the sac rrstans also perform such tedious taslfs as polrsh mg the sanctuary gates and trrmmrng the candles on the altar Several trmes rn the course of the year they are down rn school trll late at nrght rn order to grve the sacrrsty and sanctuary a thorough cleanrng The beauty of the chapel down through the years attests to the laborious zeal of Qurgleys sacrrstans The sacrrstans chosen by the rector for the 1953 54 school year were Domrnrc Allocco Wrllram Albertson Charles Errckson Stanley Flens Gerald oyce and Robert Swreca O CC 7? e I I I li ll J D . . . ' ' ' ' ' , or' is , , I - ll tl I I . , , J