Saint George High School - Georgian Yearbook (Evanston, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1953 volume:

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X - - T .K V J: ix 4 JM, . ir-'ff we, al I f . .J eh :Ni M - '?!iQ .,'1' . Qu! -L , - . a 4 T f ,. 1 - . -U -. . I . . , , , . A . 4 2 I 1-f' - ff 3 sy.. ., - . ., . , x ' 1 . . . ' 4542 J. 4. ' v 5 , k l 1 r , . . - . ' V -. 'i W 1 ., r' W V' En'-1 ' 1-1 'v -- i-' 'W I 11QiGw il 4 Y. 4 M-f vw r P .. Nga- ' , W . H .,. H. ' 2 if LA -1 : 1 xl.: -.4 Pa 'L 1 . --- ,J - -fin . , P: . v ,-..-. '. .1l' J. . , ....v. . , ..1:., .4 ,I . x .J ' 1. e '-. 1 : l.'1.j 5w,.., fr ,Y ,, . hw,-A.. -I 4- 'J' r,, f .'a'..'V -W 3 1' v . ..., '-ff.-:H .,1v f . gy .gil -hr gl ri ,,e -15 -L , -uw -K .- -.- uv ,, y 4. Q .. fm, , 4.1-. . ,?7 . ' Y' r . ',,..?':,5iZf- .A .,., , an rvsflav. mm... ...J.. -' .- 1' .. Q -u,-44 .iv me GEURGIAN ST. GEGRGE HIGH SCHCOL EVANSTON v ILLINCIS fizizi clay x I Rafi 1 ITS Q W un-f 4,'g In 'fl I I' 1 -J fl' GIVE US THIS DAY Each day of the school year at Saint George is best carried out with our theme in mind Give us This Day from the Our Father. The student goes through the day, always bearing in mind that God is constantly watching over him, and that he is oltering up every action of the day to God. The day ot the typical Dragon student includes his morning prayers, classes, extra-curricular activities and athletics. Besides knowing that he is receiving the best of education from the Christian Brothers, the student realizes that he must put more into his day than iust studies. He knows that he must develop himselp spiritually, mentally and physically and to achieve these important goals he must ask God to aid him through his day. With this request on his lips he is bound to be a better Catholic and citizen. Pg6 I'f -4 '47 1-'V-'.' . f va' 1' Jw, ff. 69414,-P'-, ' ...Vfiwa if ' I .I ,l 1. ,, 1. 4 f fi if . Au ,r nl- . 6 . .' .V , is 35 ?, S Y 1 i W...-.N , ,- --Q . w Az ,ii . .u 'Jr' . 4 . V .' if ' 5 ufk 1: .VC j 1 .rl -V...f,4.h . . ,. , ' . .ki 1 w 14- -1' .f ' , ' gy. M' 1 A. .. , V N :fd ll' ' SU 0 on .ffm isfw '? 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A The student goes on day to day with his theme, llGive U5 Day, in an eftort to develop himself mentally, spiritually and physically. Page 10 l ,S ,Q S gk if ,S 5 YQ Q, ix Q -ur' 'M ADMINISTRATION PQNDERS DECISIONS ,av Seated: Brother Jude Aloysius, Director, Brother Camillus, Principal, Brother L. Peter. Assistant Principal. Standing: Brother L. Francis, Cafeteriag Brother Timothy, Guidance Director. The director of St. George is a man with a profound sense of duty and responsibility. His background consists of ci B.S.S. in Economics and a M.S.A. IMaster of Social Administrationl. Brother has taught at St, Patricks, Boys Town, Nebraska, St. Mel, and was director of Cotter High School in Winona, Minnesota last year. Brother is also a member of the American Economics Society and the American Catholic Sociological Society. The many accomplishments of Brother Jude Aloysius in the students everyday life are too numerous to mention, and everyone connected with the school hopes that brother will be here a long, long time. Page I2 BROTHER JUDE ALOYSIUS, F.S.C. DIRECTOR Pg'l3 GUIDING MENTORS BROTHER JAMES CAMILLUS Principal Brother Camillus has been at St. George since 1947. Last year Brother Camillus held the position of Assistant Principal and this year he was promoted to the office of Principal. In 1944 he left for Montreal, Canada, as an exchange professor. During this time, he taught at Mount St. Louis College. He returned to De La Salle in 1946 and remained there for one year. Brother Camillus achieved a B.S. at St. Mary's, Winona in 1939 and a M. Ed at Loyola in 1944. Next year Brother will make his second novitiate in Rome. He will leave in August and spend nine months in the Christian Brothers Mother House there. Page -gr BROTHER L. PETER Assistant Principal Brother L. Peter came to St. George in 1949 when the present Senior Class was in their freshman year. This year Brother Peter was awarded the office of assistant principal. Brother Peter graduated from Glencoe in 1943 and taught at De LaSalle in Chi- cago and at St. Mel before coming to St. George. Brother Peter earned a B.A. degree at St. Mary's in 1944. He is now studying for his M. Ed. at De Paul. APOSTLES OF RELIGION Brother Brother Brother Brother J. Pete-rp Mr. Hilary Kokosinskig H. Edmundg Brother A. Benedict. J. Fabiong Brother Liguori Johng I. Alfredy Brother K. Aloysius, J Q Sy, 'K X I I '54 my 1 p- BROTHER I. ALFRED Religion IV Engiish III Speech World History Swimming Coach Y.C.S, Sucvistun BROTHER K. ALOYSIUS Rcligion IV Bookkeeping Typing Senior Moderator Yearbook BROTHER A, BENEDICT Religion IV Modern History BROTHER BERNARD Religion III Spanish I, Il Junior Moderator Newspaper BROTHER CASSIAN Religion I Civics World Hisiory Frosh-Soph Chorus Page I5 Brother J. Joseph, Mr. Hilary Keller, Brother David, Brother Bernard. Mr, Robert Smith, Brother Laurence, Brother Raymond, Brother H. Peter. LEADERS OF EDUCATION BROTHER J. CORMAC Religion I Mechanical Drawing Freehand Drawing Freshman Moderator New World Drive BROTHER DAVID Religion lll Sociology BROTHER DOMINIC Religion ll English I, IV Remedial Reading BROTHER H. EDMUND Religion IV Typing Economics Alumni Moderator Pirates of Penzance Senior Chorus Pa BROTHER J. FABIAN Religion IV American History Daily Bulletin Librarian BROTHER FLORIAN Religion ll English I, ll, and Ill Cheerleaders BROTHER FRANCIS Superintendent of Buildings Cafeteria BROTHER HAROLD Transferred to De La Salle Academy, Kansas City, Mo at semester. BROTHER HENRY Religion ll Biology Yearbook Photographer ge I6 INSTRUCTORS OF YOUTH Floriong Brother H. John. left: Brother L. Rolcindf Brother H. Dominicy Brother Linusg Brother Henry. Right: Mrs. Emily Wynn: Mrs. Mary Healyg Mrs. Catherine Newton. BROTHER HILARY Religion IV Typing Fathers' Club Moderator Ierneritusl BROTHER L. HUGH Religion l english i, in BROTHER H. JOHN Religion Il Enqlish Ill Lutin Il, III BROTHER L. JOHN Religion I, ll English IV Sophomore Moderator Mc-Pa Festival BROTHER J. JOSEPH Religion Ill Algebra l latin I Mathematics Page I7 BROTHER L. JOSEPH Religion I American History Missions BROTHER A. KEVIN Religion I Current Events Civics BROTHER LAURENCE Religion iii Chemistry Father's Club Lockers National Honor Society PROMOTERS OF BROTHER LIGUORI JOHN Religion IV Algebra l Plane Geometry BROTHER LINUS Religion ll Latin l and Il BROTHER PAULIAN Religion I English l, ll BROTHER H. PETER Religion Ill American History Bookstore BROTHER J. PETER Religion IV Solid Geometry Trigonometry Basketball Moderator BROTHER RAYMOND Religion Ill General Science BROTHER L. ROLAND Religion ll Latin ll and lll BROTHER J. STEPHEN Religion I Algebra Il Physics Athletic Moderator PRO GRESS BROTHER SYLVESTER Religion ll Algebra I Mathematics ll English l BROTHER TIMOTHY Religion Ill Guidance Director Benildus Club Moderator Midget Basketball Conch BROTHER VICTOR Religion l Spanish I Physics Solid Geometry Trigonometry Upper Right: Brother Victor, Brother Cassian, Brother Puulian, Brother Harold. Left: Brother Lucentius John, Brother L. Joseph, Brother J. Cormac, Brother J. Stephen, Brother A, Kevin GUIDES TO ACHIEVEMENT Upper Right: Coaches Charles Levandowski, John Tierney, Don- ald Amidei, Peter Schmit, and Max Burncll. ,gtggssggsg rw lower left: Mr. Joseph Wileyg Brother Hugh. Lower Right: Brother Timothy, Guidance Director. MRS. CARLTON HEALY Secretary MRS. JOHN NEWTON Bookkeeper MRS. EMILY WYNN Registrar MR. D. AMIDEI Economics Business Law Track-Cross Country MR. M. BURNELL Athletic Director Head Football Coach Physical Education MR. HILARY KEllER Coach ax MR. H. KOKOSINSKI Advanced Algebra Solid Geometry Trigonometry Mathematics Il Baseball Coach MR. C. LEVANDOWSKI Physical Education Junior Varsity Football Coach MR. GEORGE MURPHY English ll and IV Debate Moderator Entered Christian Brothers Novitiate, March I. Page I9 MR. NORTON History Civics MR. P. SCHMIT Bookkeeping Economics Physical Education Varsity Football Line Coach Flyweight and Bantamweight MR. R. SMITH Civics World History Golf MR. J. TIERNEY, JR. Varsity Basketball Coach MR. Jossvn wliev English ii, in 4 Basketball Coach M575 INTEGRATING RELIGION Two Juniors study the miracles of Christ through the Holy Bible. Freshmen show the class that they can find grace throu h th T b The study of the vestments used at Hol M g e a ernacle of God's Sacred Heart y ass is a practical means of learning more of the Greatest Sacrifice. Saphomores study a diagram of the spiritual growth through the Sacraments. Students prepare for a special ceremony during the Advent season. Ray Dowd and Ed Corcoran study a diagram of Church history. Two Juniors look over the latest news on the bulletin board. Page 20 f H ' Q. 'S xx M ,Fi Q 5 1 ffl? 95 X R 5 1 QP I 1,,i'lx xs ' , 4 . If :nga fy b.' .55 1 Q NK X X Q xx x is-525 X Q' . iz I L , f. . f '. fi . 'N 8 ' . 4' x f x . 'T gaf, x 1 ' RQ -Q1 215 3123- iwfmfr x -. N.. w-...,,M-.A w.,i,Q R I fin Q, 35 2' 'E ...,, 'W ,, ez' , nnggf ' :gi v 2231: ez UQ gfg ggiq 2 5 2, :jr f ,P 'Y ag? ' sa 4 V Y? Q sa V 1 is ,S 5 :,. . v 5 1? iw? fi fzlgzg Q fsW'T?fiW4f3 'W sk L- ,Wg Q J' fi? 9 ,iii - - ,weed :g..::'-: Qg5j?,f Z ff? 3 ,Q if 4 may ,M 2? f W M' . wQ'.4 Y X -af a - ---- 1f'H:1args,,:sv:giL,:szpxgae ,...,. . M 5, A . i. . lj' Mfg.: PREPARING FCR BUSINESS Pausing at the typing room door with a fresh supply of paper for class work, Bro. Edmund finds the boys hard at work on their assignments. Dave Lighthall looks on in wonderment as Russ Shert adds a long column of bookkeeping figures with apparent ease. Members of the World History :loss listen intently as Bro. Cassian tries to solve the problems at hand. Bob Meyer, Jerry Bohn and Tom Hanley seem stuck on the some question in Business Law as the three try to pool ideas and come up with a solution. In economics class, Daniel Neubauer demonstrates all the possibilities of the operation of a holding company to the fellows as Bruce Goderski watches for any possible mistakes. Page 23 LANGUAGE-MAN'S MOST USEFUL INVENTIOIN A Spanish lesson in song strives to keep the class interested. Latin translation done by a freshie who knows his stuff. Rich Druding tries to figure out how anybody can play a game with this Spanish instrument, his answer no comprendo. Page 24 1 40? r MM ,n Wm M! F! j'L ky' ,113 . -. A ' .1- I . I I v . ' A .X . 1 N--.- . . xg , -. wmv -.M . f ,I ,. ,gy- Ire, S' K ,QA ,, -if X f . wh ,w iff .sf . g an W,,. 1 .2 ' i x i 1. V i Q 2 .. jg-.IH H ,I 1- .. Q 3 A. in . . :., as 4. - -egg 2 Q -:. -' -- ' k A wxwljggrfm me 1 aww. M ,. ' - 1 . if 2 fW,.,s.,.f, 'A N A v ,1- ..,.,, L M M Nmwm- . ,W wwsmgwwww N ' E AM ,Q H-1? H., x .x fx .Lv xf . -QWN-X m N.. x . 5 3 ,SEX , i . K K f .. -y as mkxi . Q. ww .,.,Q..,, x A .wwf .Q x ..X-. -QSQNX.. 5 .W x. ,wx ' 59 ' A 'Aw K . v?wlxfw:,f K eimasi L, S gy K EW ' .AWWES wx ,. M vw., EXPONENT OF SCIENCE While Frank Girard and Tom Hanley look on intently, Lou Ross demonstrates the volatile eruption of dust explosion in everyday life during a practical facet of Chemistry. Rob Bieschke, Jim Struble and Tom Heil show the importance in the distillation of alcohol as a practical application of General Science. As his Physics class looks on, Bro. Victor, through a speed timing device carefully calculates distances. Bro. Henry's Biology students peer into their microscopes and see things they never imagined possible. Page 26 v, x ng, f ., Q Aw J JFZVEVMATQ g 5 A A Y: t 1 ' '?1.'?.' Q I fm lb ' S ' Q. A 1 Y ' 5 . , V 1 - W Q ' , , 'l J -f!.mTQ.?IQMQiiE . ' ' MQ, ., . 4,,.:,:..: 5 ,..f, i za. :V. E ..,. :,.: gm MM R , ' Q Omxia' Q.. Q Q-H sg 1 A - 1' 4 W , X . : A . 3 s W ' 2 3 H 4.1 ' g f 5 1- 51 ' 5 Q iff ' . ij' , . w X FUTURE TECHNICAL ENGINEERS Page 28 Don Delcase, showing his mechanical drawing talents, prepares his lesson for Bro. Cormac. Ed Kaiser shows John Aikman how it's done in Solid Geometry while John smiles and wishes he had taken Bookkeeping instead. I Three fellows of the Mechanical Drawing Class seem so puzzled we wonder if they are trying to draw round cubes. They are: John Crowley, Ed Varnes, and John Lancaster. Two future voters look over important developments in the latest census reports during Civics Class. Bro. Sylvester helping his freshmen algebra class solve their lesson. Frank Levis shows Jasper Durso how to work out an algebra problem in easy steps. Wx 'x ,auf-9 4,4 1 Gwv, 5 ,. J, NN. .1 'W i . liz, R , . ,1 ' SRA. 5' . Lu, f inn' 'J 5 Sf A ix., ,ff f-. ,wg ffm bt stif- V1 uses, 9 ff N g Q - .X - Q S ' 'Q-, ':f'th c. is. Q-sis f 1 ,M W , , sffa .N s N . Q? fc. 'vga ,r 3 as BOYS APPROACH SOCIAL AND CLASSICAL PROBLEMS Ed Oken, Ken Swift, Jerry Klein, Jim Lyons and Frank Unger listen to Shake- spearean records during Brother L. John's special English class. Juniors in Brother Alfred's Speech class learn the proper procedure of giving talks by modern records of professional crators. Students in Journalism class learn how to set up articles for a newspaper. Two geniuses show how to diagram a difficult sentence in a Freshmen English class. George Zima tests his reading ability on a reading accelerator while two friends make sure all is in order. Mat Doetsch, John Cunningham and Tom O'Brien learn from Bob Mertes the important locations of mineral resources in the United States. Jesse Greenlief, Carl Derfler and Bob Sullivan study the Capitals of different countries for History class. Mickey Hayes gives an impromptu talk to his fellow Sociology students On the contracts between labor and management. Page 31 CLASSES The classes, the core of school life, are carried on from 9:00 to 2:30, with our theme, llGive US Daylll ever present. The student dedicates his classes to God, and by doing so, attains the full benefits of every clay. The idea that God is always with him aids the student in his work. ln going to class, the student develops not only his mental ability, but also molds his character. In doing so, he prepares himself for the future when all work receives a reward. Page 32 XX. THE CLASS CF 1953 DAHL, RICHARD K., N. H. S. President of Senior Class Honor Roll l,2,3,45 Perfect Attendance 1,3,45 Senior Council5 Junior Council5 Benildus Club 1,2,35 Vice-President of 105 Junior, Sopho- more5 Secretary of 105 Freshman5 Orotorical Contest 2,3,45 Bronze Club 1,2,35 Century Club 45 School Paper 3,45 Feature Editor 45 Debate Team 3,45 Glee Club 1,25 Y.C.S. 3,4 HARTNETT, CHARLES J., N. H. S. Treasurer of Senior Class Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Perfect Attendance lg President of 106 Senior, Junior5 Secretary of 106 Sophomore5 School Paper 3,45 Benildus Club l,2,3,45 Senior Council5 Junior Council5 Fightng 69th 35 Golf 15 Intramurals 1,2,35 Bronze Club 4 LEVIS, FRANK M., N. H. S. Vice-President of Senior Class Honor Roll 1,35 Vice-President of Junior Class5 Varsity Football 45 Lightweight Football 25 Senior Coun- cil5 Junior Council5 Yearbook 45 Sports Editor5 Y.C.S. 45 President of 105 Junior, Sophomore5 Bronze Club 35 Intramurals l,2,3,45 Glee RENIER, DONALD J., N. H. S. Secretary of Senior Class Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Perfect Attendance 1,2,3,45 President of 205 Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior5 Senior Council5 Junior Council5 Oratori- cal Contest 1,25 School Paper 3,45 Assistant Sports Editor 45 Yearbook 45 Golf 2,3,45 Gold Club 45 Silver Club 35 Bronze Club 25 Glee Club 3,45 Benildus Club 2,35 Pep Club 45 Club 4 Y.C.S. 45 Intramurals 1,25 Freshman Football DOLD, HENRY, J., N. H. S. Sergeant-at-arms of Senior Class Honor Roll l,2,3,45 Perfect Attendance l,2,3,45 Editor- in-chief of Yearbook 45 Assistant News Editor of School Paper 45 Oratorical Contest l,2,3,45 Senior Council5 Junior Council5 Secretary of 202 Senior5 Treasurer of 202 Junior5 President of 108 Sophomore5 Secretary of 108 Freshman5 Fighting 69th 35 Y.C.S. 45 Pep Club 45 Bronze Club 2,35 Gold Club 45 Intramurals 1,2,3,4 Page 34 AIKMAN, JOHN M. Honor Roll 2,3,47 Orotorical Contest 1,37 Cheerleader 2,37 School Paper 37 Fighting 69th 3,47 Y.C.S. 37 Track l,2,3,47 Cross Country 3,47 Pep Club 47 Glee Club 17 Intramurals 4 ALICOATE, THOMAS W. Heavyweight Basketball 37 Bantamwelght Basketball 27 Bronze Club 2,37 Intramurals 4 ANICHINI, JOHN J. Honor Roll 37 Intramurals l,2,3,4 ANDERSON, RICHARD C. Honor Roll I7 Perfect Atiendance 17 Benildus Club 17 Intramurals 1,2 ANDERSON, RONALD R., N. H. S. Honor Roll I,2,3,47 Perfect Attendance 1,27 Senior Council7 Junior CounciI7 Secretory of 106, Freshman, Sophomore, Junior7 Treasurer of 106, Senior, School Paper 47 Benildus Club 3,47 Track I BATLINER, JIM N. Honor Roll 1,27 Glee Club 47 Varsity Football 47 Lightweight Football 2,37 Freshman FootbalI7 Secretory 102, Freshmon7 Intramurals l,2,3,4 BEAR, DAVID C. Honor Roll 47 Intramurals 1,2 BECCHETTI. JAMES D. Honor Roll 1,27 Freshman Football7 Bantamweight Basketball 27 Baseball 2,37 Intramurals 1,2,3 BEEFTINK, JAMES E. Perfect Attendance 37 Bronze Club 4 Page 35 BENSON, ROBERT F. Intramurals 37 Bronze Club 4 BOGAN, JAMES J. Honor Roll 3,45 Bantamweight Basketball 25 Varsity Football 3,45 Lightweight Football 25 Heavyweight Basketball 3,45 School Paper 3 BOHN, GERALD S. Honor Roll 45 Sergeant-at-arms of 105, Senior5 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 45 Junior Achievement 45 Bowling 25 Intramurals 1,2,3,4 BORN, RAYMOND F. Honor Roll 15 Varsity Football 35 Lightweight Football 25 Freshman FootbalI5 Track 1,25 Bowling 1,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Century Club 4 BOSSHART, BRUCE A. Benildus Club 1,25 School Paper 45 Pep Club 45 Fighting 69th 3,45 Track 45 Gold Club 1,25 Century Club 35 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Century Club 4 BERMINGHAM, JOSEPH A. Benildus Club 1,25 Heavyweight Basketball 3,45 Lightweight Basketball 1,25 Bronze Club 1, 25 Intramurals l,2,3,45 Gold Club 4 BIANCHI, RICHARD C. Bronze Club 3,45 Pep Club 45 Intramurals 2,3,4 BERMINGHAM, WALTER Benildus Club 1,2,35 Football 1,25 Intramurals 1,2,35 Century Club 2,35 Class Officer 1,2,35 Entered Trappists Sept. '53 BIRK, JOHN G., N. H. S. Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Bowling 1,2,3,45 Bronze Club Intramurals 1,2,3,4 BLACKSTONE, THOMAS L. Varsity Football 2,3,45 Track 1,35 Intramurals 1,2 BOEX, JOHN D. Honor Roll 1,25 Bronze Club 1,25 Intramurals 1,2,3 THE CLASS BOSSHART, LOUIS F. Perfect Attendance l,2, Intramurals 3,45 Bronze Club 4 BREDEMANN, DONALD W. Perfect Attendance I,2,3,4p Heavyweight Basketball 3,4, Bronze Club I,2,3g Intramurals I,2,3,4, Bronze Club 4 HAROLD A. Treasurer of 205, Sophomore Baseball l,2,3,4, Intramurals l,2,3,4 BREGENZER, Honor Roll 4, BREHMER, JOHN F. Intramurals 2,4 BRENNAN, DANIEL M. Honor Roll l,2,3,4, Senior Council 4, Perfect Attendance 2,3,4, Pep Club 3,45 Sergeant-at-arms of IO6, Senior Intramurals, l,2,3,4, Bronze Club 4 BRENNAN, THOMAS J. Honor Roll I,2,3,4g Glee Club 1,25 Pep C Club 4, Intramurals 'l,2,3,4 OF 1953 lub l,2, Bronze BURE, JOHN Page 37 BROGAN, JAMES F. Junior Achievement 3,47 Bowling 4, Intramurals 3,4 BROW, JOHN E., N. H. 5. Honor Roll I,2,3,4, Perfect Attendance I, School Paper 4 Intramurals 2, Bronze Club 4 P. Honor Roll 4, Perfect Attendance 4, School Paper 3,47 Debate Team 3,47 Fighting 69th 3,47 Cross Country I, Pep Club 3,45 Bronze Club 4 BURNS, ROBERT H. Freshman Football, Varsity Football 2,3,4, Intramurals I,2,3,4 CHAMBERS, FRANK J. Perfect Attendance 1,2, School Paper 1,2, Glee Club 1, Pep Club 3,4, Intramurals 1,2,3,4 CHILDERS, LEROY K. Honor Roll 1,2,3, School Paper 4, Glee Club 3,4, Pep Club 4, Y.C.S. 3, Freshman Football, Lightweight Basketball 3, Flyweight Basketball 2, Track 2, Cross Country 3, Bronze Club 3, Century Club 4 CHRISTENSEN, JAMES E. Honor Roll 4, Perfect Attendance 2, Pep Club 4, Bronze Club 3,4 CLESCERI, JOSEPH A. Honor Roll 1,2, Perfect Attendance 1,2,3,4, Golf 1,2, Intramurals 1,2,3,4, Century Club 4 BUSSCH ER, JAMES C. BUTLER, RICHARD F., N. H. S. Honor Roll 1,2,3,4, Sergeant-at-arms of 102, Junior, Treasurer of 102, Senior, Senior Council, Heavyweight Basketball 3,4, Bantamweight Basketball 1,2, School Paper 3,4, Sports Editor 4, Benildus Club 1,2, Pep Club 3, Intramurals 1,2, Bronze Club 4 CALTO, THOMAS A. Honor Roll 1,2, Bronze Club 4 CAMPBELL, RICHARD J. Intramurals 2,3,4 CAPADONA, PETER A. Flyweight Basketball 1,2, Intramurals 4, Bronze Club 4 Page 38 CAPPAERT, ROBERT G. Honor Roll l,2,3,4, Perfect Attendance 1,3, School Paper 4, Y.C.S. 3, Benildus Club 3, Bronze Club 4 THE CLASS COMER, JOHN l. Glee Club Ig Pep Club 4, Intramurals I,2,3 COOK, ANTHONY W. Bronze Club I, Intramurals l,2,3,4 CORCORAN, EDWARD J. Honor Roll I,2,4g Perfect Attendance Ig Junior Achievement 4, Benildus Club I,2, Intramurals 3,4 CORCORAN, WILLIAM M. Intramurals I,2,3, Bronze Club 3 CREMERIUS, ANTHONY C. Honor Roll 1,47 Perfect Attendance I,2,3g Track 3,47 Cross Country 3,45 Pep Club 4, Intramurals I,2,3,4, Bronze Club 4 CUNNINGHAM, JOHN A. Track l,2,3,4y Golf 2,35 Swimming I, Intramurals l,2,3,4 OF 1953 I l CUNNINGHAM, JOHN F. Glee Club 4, Benildus Club 4 CURRAN, GREGORY E. Freshman Football, Boxing 2, Intramurals l,2,3,4 CZECH, FRANK, G. Pep Club 4, Intramurals l,2,3 Page 39 DANKOWSKI, JOHN C. Glee Club 3, Benildus Club l,2, Track 1,25 Bronze Club 2,35 Intramurals l,2,3,4 DOETSCH, BERNARD A. DOETSCH, MATTHEW L. Fighting 69th 37 Junior Achievement 37 Bowling 47 Intramurals 1,2,3 DONAHOE, WILLIAM J. Benildus Club 1,27 Swimming 17 Intramurals 1,2,3,47 Bronze Club 4 DOWD, RAYMOND E. DAVIS, THOMAS J. Perfect Attendance 1,2,37 Benildus Club 1,21 Bronze Club 2,37 Intramurals 1,2 DELCASE. DON D. Honor Roll 47 Junior Cauncil7 Bowling 27 Secretary of 105 Junior7 Intramurals 1,2,3,4 DEMUYT, JAMES F. Perfect Attendance 2,47 Benildus Club 1,27 Intramurals 1,2,3,47 Bronze Club 4 DERFLER, CARL A. Bowling 1,27 Intramurals 1,2,3,47 Bronze Club 4 DEVEREUX, JAMES F. Honor Roll 1,3,47 Perfect Attendance 17 Golf 17 Glee Club 17 Intramurals 1,2 Honor Roll 47 Bowling 1,2,47 Century Club 27 Bronze Club 1,47 Intramurals 3,4 Page 40 DIDDEN, FRED E. School Paper 27 Glee Club 27 Pep Club 17 Junior Achievement 27 Bowling 1 THE CLASS DUPUIS. JOHN J. Honor Roll 3,45 Glee Club 4 DWYER, Blll A. School Paper 45 Glee Club 45 Pep Club 45 Fighting 69th 3,45 Junior Achievement 35 Track 45 Cross Country 45 Bowling 25 Bronze Club 1,2,3 EKMAN, CARI. W. Honor Roll 1,25 Flyweight Basketball 15 Golf 2,3,45 Bronze Club 15 Intramurals 1,2 EMERICK, RAYMOND J. Debate Team 45 Fighting 69th 2,35 Lightweight Football E Track 35 Bronze Club 35 Intramurals 3 EVANS, DANIEL T. Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Benildus Club I5 Baseball 15 Intramurals I,2,3,4 EVANS, MICHAEI. C. Honor Roll 2,3,45 Perfect Attendance 15 Fighting 69th 35 Junior Achievement 35 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Century Club 4 OF 1953 FABER, JAMES M. Perfect Attendance 1,2,35 Lightweight Football 35 Bowling lg Intramurals 1,2,3,4 FABER, JAMES P. Fighting 69th 35 Bowling 1,25 Captain of Bowling Team 2 Intramurals 1,2,3,4 FABER, RODNEY A. Honor Roll 2,3,45 Benildus Club 1,25 Intramurals 1,3 Page 41 FABBRI, EUGENE P. Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,4 Club 4 FONTANA, JOSEPH J. Senior Council5 School Paper 3,45 Secretary of 105 Senior5 Treasurer of 105 Freshman, Sophomorep Glee Club 15 Benildus Club 1,2,3,45 Junior Achievement 3,45 Silver Club 25 Bronze Club 3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,4 FULLENWIDER, DONALD C. Honor Roll 45 School Paper 1,3,45 Glee Club 3,45 Debate Team 45 Benildus Club 45 Pep Club 3,45 Fighting 69th, 3,45 Y.C.S. 2,35 Freshman FootI:all5 Lightweight Football 2,35 Track 1,2,3,45 Swimming 1,25 Intramurals 1 GAJEWSKI, RICHARD S. Lightweight Football 25 Intramurals 1,2 GARRAHY, JOHN R. Honor Roll 1,3,45 Perfect Attendance 15 School Paper 3,45 Pep Club 45 Intramurals l,2,3,l15 Bronze Club 4 I Page 42 FAIRLIE, DONALD M. Senior Council5 Honor Roll 3,45 Secretary of 304, 45 Oratorical Contest 35 School Paper 45 Benildus Club 15 Cross Country 25 Golf 1 FELDMANN, WALTER J. Honor Roll 1,45 Benildus Club 25 Lightweight Basketball 45 Flyweight Basketball 25 Intramurals 1,2,3,4 FERGUS, THOMAS J. Benildus Club 2,35 Intramurals Football 2,35 Century FERLIC, DONALD C., N. H. S. Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Perfect Attendance 35 Track 3,45 Cross Country 3,45 Pep Club 45 Intramurals 2 FERRIE, JOHN S. Honor Roll 3,45 Perfect Attendance 25 Golf 1,2,3,45 Bronze Club 2,35 Intramurals 1,2,3,4 FINERTY, THOMAS M., N. H. S. Honor Roll 2,3,45 Benildus Club 2,3,45 Lightweight Football 35 Pep Club 45 Intramurals 2,3,4 THE CLASS GREENLIEF, JESS W. Sergeant-at-arms of 304 Juniar5 Secretary of 304 Sophomore5 Treasurer of 304 Freshman5 Bronze Club 3,45 Freshman Football5 Varsity Football Manager 3,45 Lightweight Football 25 Glee Club 3,45 School Paper 45 Intramurals l GRASS, ROBERT J. Honor Roll I5 Benildus Club lg lightweight Freshman Foatball5 Intramurals 1,2,3,4 GRANAHAN, DESMOND P. Secretary of 'IO Seniar5 Treasurer of 10 Junior, Sophomore5 Freshman FootbalI5 Varsity Football 2,3,45 Senior Council5 Junior Council5 Track 25 Intramurals I,2,3,4 GRALEN, ROBERT E. Honor Roll I,2,35 School Paper 45 lntramu GOODALL, JOHN C., N. H. S. Honor Roll l,2,3,45 Perfect Attendance I5 Senior Council5 Junior Council5 Fighting 69th 3,45 Y.C.S. 2,35 Silver Club I5 Bronze Club 25 Century Club 3,45 President of 304 3,45 Freshman FootbalI5 Pep Club 3,45 Glee Club 3,4 GODERSKI, BRUCE E. Perfect Attendance 3 OF 1953 Football 35 rals l,2,3,4 Gmoux, cHAnLEs w., N. H. s. Honor Roll l,2,3,45 Perfect Attendance 35 Benildus Club 2,45 School Paper 45 Debate Team 45 Fighting 69th 35 Bowling Team 45 Bronze Club I,2,3,45 Intramurals I5 Pep club 3,4 GIRARD, FRANCIS H. Honor Roll l,35 Perfect Attendance 35 Football Manager I GIERKE, ROBERT A. Intramurals l,2,3,45 Bronze Club 4 Page 43 GASKE, EDWARD l. Perfect Attendance I,2,35 Intramurals l HAYES, LAWRENCE D. Freshman Football, Lightweight Football 3, Bronze Club 2 HEBSON, GERALD S. Honor Roll 3, Perfect Attendance 1, Benildus Club l,2, lntramurals l,2,3,4 HEDIN, RONALD A., N. H. S. Honor Roll l,2,3,4, Perfect Attendance 2,3, lntramurals l,2,3,4 HEEZEN, ROBERT Honor Roll 3, Pep Club 3,4, Intramurals I HAND, PATRICK F. Sergeant-at-arms of 202 Senior, Vice-President of 202 Junior, Senior Council, Varsity Football 4, Freshman Football, Oratorical Contest 2, Glee Club 3,4, Benildus Club l,2, Track 2,3,4, Cross Country 3, Swimming 2,3,4, lntramurals l,2,3,4 HANLEY, THOMAS J. Honor Roll l,2, Glee Club l,2,3,4, Drama 4, Pep Club 3,4, Fighting 69th 3, Golf l,4, Bronze Club 1,4, lntramurals 1,2 HANNAN, JAMES M. Honor Roll l,2,3,4, Senior Council, Junior Council, Treasurer of 205 Senior, Treasurer of 205 Junior, Secretary of 205 Sophomore, Benildus Club l,2, Junior Achievement 4, Glee Club 3,4, Varsity Football 3, Lightweight Football 2, Baseball 3, lntramurals l,2, Freshman Football, Bronze Club 4 HANNON, TIMOTHY M. Perfect Attendance 3, Bronze Club 3, lntramurals l,2,3,4 HANSEN, HERBERT R. Honor Rall l, Baseball l,2,3,4, lntramurals l,2,3,4, HARROP, MARVIN J. Honor Roll l,2, Perfect Attendance l,2,3,4, Glee Club 3,4, Pep Club 4, Cross Country 2, lntramurals 'l,2,3,4 THE CLASS Page 44 V HENTGES, ROBERT P. Perfect Attendance I,2,4, Senior Council, Junior Council, Vice-President IO Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior, Varsity Football 2,3, Flyweight Basketball 2, Freshman Football, Silver Club, Intramurals I,3,4 HERDRICH, JEROME J. Vice-President of 202 Freshman, Sophomore, Swimming I,2,3,4, Bronze Club I,2,3, Glee Club 3,4, Baseball I, Intramurals I,2,3 HERMAN, ARTHUR l. President of 108 Freshman, Perfect Attendance I, Bronze Club l,2,3,4, Drama 4, Swimming 2, School Paper 4, Glee Club 3,4, Fighting 69th 3, Y.C.S. 3,4, Freshman Football, Lightweight Football 3, Intramurals l,2,3,4, Pep Club 4 HERME5, JAMES P. Bronze Club 7,4, Pep Club 4, Intramurals I,2,3,4 HERRITY, JOHN P. Benildus Club I, Fighting 69th 3, Pep Club I, Intramurals l,2,3,4 HITZEMAN, JAMES H. Perfect Attendance 3, Glee Club 2,3, Junior Achievement 3, Fighting 69th 3, Intramurals 3,4 HOLST, GERALD J. Yearbook 4, Intramurals l,2,3,4 HUTCHERSON, FRED G. School Paper 4, Benildus Club 4, Pep Club 4, Fighting 69th 4, Lightweight Football 3, Cross Country 4, Swimming 3,4, Silver Club 3,4, Intramurals 3 HYNDS, HARRY J. Intramurals 1,2 Page 45 KADLEC, JAMES W. Honor Roll 'l,4, Silver Club I, Bronze Club 2,3, Intramurals I,2,3,4 KESSELER, WILLIAM J., N. H. S. Honor Roll I,2,3,4, Perfect Attendance 1,3 KLEIN, GERALD J. Honor Roll 4, School Paper 4, Bcnildus Club 3,4, Century Club 4 KLUG, JAMES A. Honor Roll 'l, Perfect Attendance 2, Bowling 4, Intramurals 2,4 KNAUF, FRED D. Perfect Attendance I, Cross Country 4, Track 4, Pep Club 4, Golf 3, Intramurals l,2,3,4 KAEFER, PAUL F. Intramurals 2,3 KAISER, EDWARD J., N. H. S. Honor Roll I,2,3,4, Sergeant-at-arms of 205 Senior, Senior Council, Swimming 2,3,4, Intramurals l,2, Pep Club 4 KARTHEISER, ROBERT D. Perfect Attendance 2,3, Senior Council, Sergeant-at- arms of I0 Senior, Treasurer of IO Junior, Captain of Lightweight Basketball Senior, Lightweight Basketball 2,3,4, Freshman Football, Intramurals l,2,3,4, Century Club 4 KAUTH, RICHARD N. Glee Club 3, Pep Club 3,4, Cross Country 4, Swimming 3 KEANE, JAMES M. Honor Roll 4, Bronze Club I,2,4, Bowling 2, Pep Club 3,4, Junior Achievement 3, Flyweight Basketball I, Baseball I, Intramurals l,3 KELLY, DAVID J. Senior Council, Junior Council, Vice-President of 304 Senior, Treasurer of 304 Junior, Secretary of 304 Sophomore, Freshman Football, Lightweight Football 3 Fighting 69th 3, aeniidus Club l,2,3 THE CLASS KOBESKI, PHILLIP R. Honor Roll I7 School Paper 47 Cross Country 27 Intramurals I,2,3,4 KOENIG, DONALD F Intramurals l,2,3,4 KOEPPE, ROBERT W. Benildus Club I7 Bronze Club 47 Intramurals l,2,3,4 KREWER, PAUL E. Honor Roll 47 Bowling l,2,47 Intramurals l,2,3,4 KRONON, RONALD T Honor Roll 37 Gold Club 37 Silver Club 4 KUHN, THOMAS A. Senior Council7 Junior Council7 Vice-President of l05 Senior7 Treasurer of l05 Junior7 Secretary of 105 Sophomore7 Glee Club 3,47 Benildus Club 47 Pep Club 47 Fighting 69th 47 Cross Country l,27 Bronze Club 27 Intramurals l,2,3,4 OF 1953 7 l E LABUDA, GEO Honor Roll 47 RGE F. Perfect Attendance I,2,37 Sergeant-at-arms of I0 1,27 Glee Club 3,47 Barber-Shop Quartet 47 Benildus Club Bronze Club 4 I7 Track 37 Intramurals l,2,3,47 LANGE, ROBERT E. Cross Country 47 Pep Club 4 LAPLUME, ROBERT K. Honor Roll 47 Perfect Attendance 1,27 Glee Club I7 Pep Club 47 Benildus Club I7 Bronze Club l,2,3,47 Intramurals I,2,3,4 Page 47 lECI-INIAK, LEANARD J Pep Club 47 Lightweight Football 37 Intramurals 3,4 LOCOCO, SAMUEL J., N. H. S. Honor Roll 1,2,3,4, Perfect Attendance 1,2, Senior Council, Junior Council, President of 102 Senior, Vice- President of 102 Junior, President of 102 Freshman, Benildus Club 1,2,3, Bronze Club 1,2, Intramurals I,2,3,4 LIGHTHALL, DAVID G. Honor Roll 4, Pep Club 4, Junior Achievement Intramurals 1,2 MAHONY, DANIEL L. Perfect Attendance 2, Benildus Club I,2,3,4, Bronze Club I,2,3,4 MAHONEY, GERALD W., N. H. S. Honor Roll I,2,3,4, Senior Council, Junior Council, School Paper 4, Glee Club 3,4, Intramurals I,2,3,4, President of Benildus Club 4, Benildus Club I,2,3,4, Y.C.S. 3, Vice-President of 205 Senior, Vice-President of 205 Junior, Bronze Club 4 MAHONY, JOSEPH M. Honor Roll I,2,3,4, Senior Council, Pep Club 4, Fighting 69th 3, Intramurals 4 MARTIN, RICHARD J. President of 102 Junior, Vice-President of 102 Sophomore, Junior Council, Golf I,2,3,4, Lightweight Basketball 2,3,4, Flyweight Basketball 1, Freshman Football, Bronze Club 3, Intramurals I,2,3,4 LEWANDOWSKI, WILLIAM E. Pep Club 4, Bowling 1,2, Intramurals 1,2 LENGUADORO, JOSEPH D. Bowling 4, Honor Roll 3, Intramurals 1,2 LYONS, JAMES C. Honor Roll I,2,3,4, School Paper 2,4, Glee Club 1, Intramurals 1,2 MACKEY, JOSEPH A. Flyweight Basketball 2, Intramurals I,2,3,4 THE CLASS I I Page 48 MARTIN, PAUL W. Honor Roll 35 School Paper 45 Pep Club 45 Lightweight Football 35 Intramurals 3,4 MEARS, JAMES W. Honor Roll 1,25 Glee Club 1,25 Bronze Club 45 Intramurals 1,2,3,4 MEEHAN, WILLIAM C. Treasurer of 102 Freshmanp Bowling 1,2,45 Intramurals 1,2,3 MERTES, ROBERT A., N. H. S. Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Perfect Attendance I,2,35 School Paper 45 Debate Team 45 Benildus Club 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Bronze Club 2,45 Intramurals 1,2 McCUE, JEROME E. Honor Roll 25 School Paper 3,45 Pep Club 45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Bronze Club 4 MCCARTY, GAIL 1. Perfect Attendance 35 Bronze Club 45 Intramurals 1,2,3 -,gf J. af if .13 Page 49 M:CARTHY, JOSEPH M. Bronze Club 4 McGINNIS, RICHARD P. Honor Roll 45 Intramurals 1 McGUlRE, PETER G. Honor Roll 3,45 Senior Council5 Junior Council5 Glee Club 3,45 Fighting 69th 35 Intramurals 15 Silver Club 4 McGOVERN, TERRANCE F. Honor Roll 1,45 Senior Council5 President of Junior Class Junior Council5 President of 202 Senior, Junior, Sophomore, Freshman5 Varsity Football 2,3,45 Freshman Football5 Track 2,3 NUGENT, RICHARD J. Honor Roll l,2,3,4, Senior Council, Junior Council, Treasurer of 202 Senior, Vice-President of 202 Junior, Secretary of 202 Sophomore, President of Freshman, Sophomore Benildus 2, Vice-President of Junior-Senior Benildus 4, Benildus Club I,2,3,4, Track I,2,3,4, Cross Country I,2,3,4, Intramurals I,2,3,4 O'BRlEN, THOMAS E. Honor Roll 3, School Paper 3, Pep Club 4, Benildus Club 1,2 O'BRlEN, THOMAS F. Pep Club 3, Bowling 21 Bronze Club 3,4, Intramurals 1,2 O'CONNOR, ROBERT E. Golf I, Honor Roll 3, Intramurals 2 MILLER, GEORGE R. Honor Roll I, Pep Club 4, Intramurals l,2,3,4 MONAHAN, FRANK A. Honor Roll l,2,3,4, Bowling I, Intramurals l,3,4 MULVEY, THOMAS M. Intramurals 2,3,4 MUNRO, JAMES T. Senior Council, Junior Council, Secretary of 205 Senior, Secretary of 205 Junior, Vice-President of 205 Sophomore, Vice-President of 205 Freshman, Co-Captain of Football Team 4, Glee Club 3,4, Pep Club 4, Varsity Football 2,3,4, Freshman Football, Track 2, Barber Shop Quartet, Silver Club 3, Bronze Club 4 MURPHY, HAROLD G., N. H. S. Honor Roll 2,3,4, School Paper 3,4, Debate Team 4 Page 50 NUGENT, JOHN E. Honor Roll l,4, Perfect Attendance I, Senior Council, Junior Council, Treasurer of 304 Senior, Treasurer of Junior Department, Vice-President of 304 Junior, President of 304 Junior, President of 304 Freshman, Sophomore, Pep Club 4, Y.C.S. 4, Freshman Football, Heavyweight Basketball 3, Bantamweight Basketball 2, Baseball I,2,4, Intramurals I,2,3,4 THE CLASS OFTEDAHL, EDWIN N. Honor Roll I,2,4 OKEN, EDWARD J. Honor Roll l,2,3,4g Pep Club 35 Bowling 4, Intramurals 1,2,3,4 OLIN, DENNIS C. Secretary ol 106 Sophomorey Vice-President of 106 Freshman, Bowling lg Benildus Club 1,25 Intramurals 1,3,47 Bronze Club 4 OLMETTI, DONALD J. Perfect Attendance 17 Junior Achievement 37 Football, Boxing lp Intramurals 1,2,3,4 0'MALLEY, JOHN A. Pep Club 2, Fighting 69th 35 Freshman Football, Track 2,31 Bronze Club 2,35 Intramurals 1,2,3,4 O'MARA, LAURENCE E. Intramurals 1,2,3,4 OF 1953 Freshman l 1 l l OPPENHEIMER, LAWRENCE E. Honor Roll 1,3,4p Perfect Attendance lg Vice-President of 105 Freshman: Oratorical Contest 27 Freshman Football lg Bowling 47 Bronze Club l,2,3g Gold Club 4 O'REILLY, DONALD Sergeant-at-arms 102 Senior, Freshman Football Intramural 1,2,4p Pep Club 3 PASKO, LAWRENCE A. Perfect Attendance 27 Treasurer of 105 Seniorp Varsity Football 2,3,4g Freshman Footballp Bantamweight Basketball 25 Track 27 Intramurals 1,3,4g Benildus Club 15 Glee Club 4 -- PAVEK, JOHN J. Honor Roll 1,2,3,4g Pep Club 45 Intramurals 1,2,3,4 Page 51 REMACK, ALFRED R. Honor Roll 1,2,37 Benildus Club 1,2 REEDER, FRANK G., N. H. S. Honor Roll 1,2,3,47 Perfect Attendance 37 Treasurer of of 202 Sophomore7 Intramurals 1 RILEY, EDWARD W. Pep Club 47 Bronze Club 1,27 Intramurals 1,2 RILEY, JOHN R. Honor Roll 1,2,37 Bronze Club 2,37 Pep Club 37 Intramurals 1,3,47 Silver Club 4 PETRIE, JUDE T. Senior Council7 Perfect Attendance 1,27 Pep Club 3,47 Heavyweight Basketball 3,47 Bantamweight Basketball 1,27 Intramurals 1,2,3,47 Vice-President of 106 Senior7 Treasurer of 106 Freshman7 Bronze Club 1,2,4 PHILIPPI, DON R. Benildus Club 2,3,47 Pep Club 3,47 Golf 2,3,47 Intramurals 2,3,4 PLUNKETT, EUGENE D. Honor Roll 1,2,37 Bowling 27 Intramurals 1,2,3,4 PROSNIEWSKI, JOHN J. Perfect Attendance 1,27 Swimming 17 Intramurals 1,2,3,4 QUAN, JOHN M. Varsity Football 47 Lightweight Football7 Freshman Football7 Intramurals 17 Bronze Club 4 RAIA, BRUCE N. Freshman FootbalI7 Baseball 1,3,47 Silver Club 27 Intramurals 1,2,3,4 THE CLASS l Page 52 ' I RISDON, ROBERT Varsity Football 2,3,4, Lightweight Football I, Track I ROSS, LOUIS A., N. H. S. Honor Roll 1,2,3,4, Perfect Attendance l,2,3,4, Senior Council, Junior Council, President of I0 Sophomore, Junior, Senior, Benildus Club l,2, Pep Club 4, Intramurals 3,4 ROSS, WILLIAM L. Honor Roll 1, Glee Club 1,2, Benildus Club l,2, Pep Club 3, Track 3, Cross Country 2, Swimming I, Bronze Club 3, Intramurals 2,3,4 RUPKEY, JOHN T. Benildus Club I, Intramurals I, Honor Roll 2 SANABRIA, ARMAND Honor Roll 4, Varsity Football 4, Freshman Football, Bronze Club l,2,4, Intramurals 1,2,3,4 SAVAGEAU, ROBERT G. Honor Roll l,2,3,4, Perfect Attendance 3, Glee Clu Fighting 69th 3, Cross Country 4, Bowling l,2, Intramurals 2,3, Bronze Club 4 OF 1953 l b SCANLON, MAURICE J. Cross Country I, Intramurals l,2,3,4 SCHARDT, RICHARD M., N. H. S. Honor Roll 1,2,3,4, Benildus Club 2, Pep Club 4, Intramurals 1,2 SCOFIELD, JAMES N. Junior Achievement 3,4, Golf 3, Bowling 4, Pep Club 4, Intramurals 3,4, Bronze Club 4 Page 53 SCHATTEMAN, RENE J., N. H. S. Honor Roll 'l,2,3,4, Perfect Attendance I,2,3, Senior Council, Junior Council, Vice-President of I02 Senior, Secretary of I02 Junior, Treasurer of I02 Sophomore, President of 102 Freshman, Heavyweight Basketball 3, Bantamweight Basketball 2, Cross Country 4, Intramurals l,2,3,4, Silver Club 4 SCHMIEDERER, WILLIAM P. Honor Roll I,2,3, Perfect Attendance 1, Oratorical Contest 1,3, lightweight Football 2, Freshman Football, Pep Club 4, Intramurals 1,2 SCHOVAIN, CHARLES P. Honor Roll 1,2,3,4, Perfect Attendance I,2,3, Intramurals 1,2 SCHIWINGER, JOSEPH P. Honor Roll 1, Varsity Football 4, Lightweight Football 2, Freshman Football SCHULTZ, ROBERT H. Perfect Attendance 2,3, President of 105 Freshman, Heavyweight Basketball 4, Baseball 2,3,4, Silver Club 1,2, Freshman Football, Intramurals 1,2,3,4 SCHERER, WILLIAM C. Intramurals 1,2,3,4 SCHERT, RUSSEL E. Benildus Club 1,2, Bowling 2,4, Pep Club 4, Intramurals 4 SCHERTLER, JOSEPH W. Boxing 1,2, Intramurals 1,2 SCHMIDLING, THOMAS W. Boxing I, Intramurals 1,2 SCHMIDT, LAWRENCE L. Honor Roll 1, Benildus Club 1,2, Pep Club 3,4, Intramurals 1,2,3,4, Bronze Club 4 SCHMIDT, .IAMES P. Honor Roll 'l,2,3, Junior Council, Secretary of 304 Junior, Benildus Club 1, Golf 1,2, Bronze Club 4, Intramurals 1,2,3,4 THE CLASS Page 54 SCHUSTER, HARRY J. Honor Roll 27 Track lg Swimming 25 Pep Club 4 SCHULD, RICHARD P. Junior Achievement 25 Intramurals l,2,37 Bronze Club 4 SCHUTZ, GEORGE J. Varsity Football 45 Lightweight Football 2,37 Freshman Football, Bronze Club 2 SCHWEDER, THEODORE D. Intramurals l,2,3,4 SCHWIND, JOHN F. Benildus Club Ig Intramurals l,2,3,4 SCHWIND, MARTIN Honor Roll I,2,4p Benildus Club 1,25 Pep Club 45 0F 1953 SEARLE, DAVE H. SEDIVY, JOHN D. Intramurals l,2,3,4 SELINKA, CHARLES A. Varsity Football 31 Lightweight Football 35 Bowling I Intramurals l,2,3,4 Page 55 SEWELL, RONAID E. Intramurals l,2,3g Bronze Club 4 STARZYK, MARVIN .l. Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Perfect Attendance 25 Vice- President of 202 Freshman5 Lightweight Football 35 Intramurals l,2,3 STREIT, EDWARD I.. Perfect Attendance 2,35 School Paper 4 STEPAN, EDWARD C. President of 105 Senior5 Senior Council5 Oratorical Contest 3,45 Fighting 69th 3,45 Bronze Club 15 Glee Club 3,45 School Paper 45 Y.C.S. 3,45 Intramurals l,2,3,45 Pep Club 4 STOLL, JACK P. Treasurer of 205 Sophomore5 Honor Roll 35 Yearbook 45 School Paper 45 Debate Team 35 Oratorical Contest 35 Flyweight Basketball 25 Cross Country 15 Intramurals I,2,3,45 Pep Club SHUFLITOWSKI. GRANT .I. Honor Roll 35 Freshman Football Lightweight Football 25 Swimming 35 Bronze Club 2,35 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 3,45 Silver Club 4 SINGLEMANN, JOHN T. Honor Roll l,2,35 Perfect Attendance 2,35 Bronze Club 2,35 Intramurals 2,3 sl.oAN, rennsuce J. Fighting 69th 3 SMITH, ROBERT B. Bowling 45 Fighting 69th 35 Bronze Club 2,3,45 Intramurals l,2,3 SMITH, ROBERT M. Perfect Attendance 1,35 School Paper 1,25 Glee Club 1,25 Pep Club 45 Junior Achievement 3,45 Manager of Light- weight Football 35 Bowling 45 Chess Team5 Bronze Club 4 SOMERS, LEON F. Intramurals 1,2,3,4 THE CLASS STOLLE, JOSEPH A. Secretary of 102 Freshman5 Lightweight Football 25 Bronze Club 1,2 STRICKER, ALBERT N. Honor Roll 1,3,45 School Paper 45 Benildus Club 15 Bronze Club 35 Intramurals 1 SULLIVAN, ROBERT E. Perfect Attendance 35 Junior Achievement 35 Freshman Football5 Lightweight Football 35 Flyweight Basketball 15 Bronze Club 2,3 SWARCZEWSKI, SIGMUND M. Honor Roll 4 SWIFT, KENNETH G. Honor Roll l,2,3,45 Perfect Attendance 35 Bronze Club 4 TEFFT, GEORGE A., N. H. S. Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Perfect Attendance 1,35 Senior Council 45 Debate Team 45 Junior Achievement 35 Bowling 1,2,45 Treasurer of 10 Senior5 Intramurals 1,2 Century Club 4 OF 1953 THUMANN, HENRY C., N. H. S. Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Perfect Attendance 1,35 Editor-in- Chief of School Paper 45 Senior Council 45 Junior Council 35 School Paper 3,45 Glee Club 45 Pep Club 3,45 Y.C.S. 45 Secretary of 106 Senior5 Treasurer ot 106 Junior5 Bronze Club 4 THIEL, RICHARD P. Honor Roll 1,25 School Paper 3,45 Glee Club Fighting 69th 15 Bowling 45 Intramurals 1,2 TITE, RALPH W. Honor Rall 3,45 Perfect Attendance 15 Varsity Football 3,45 Lightweight Football 25 Freshman Football 15 Light- weight Basketball 2,3,45 Flyweight Basketball 1 TURCAN, RAYMOND J. Benildus Club 1,25 Pep Club 45 Intramurals 3 Page 57 1,2,3,4 WALKOWIAK, GENE J. Honor Roll 1,2,3,4, Perfect Attendance 1,2, Vice- Prtsident of 304 Freshman, Pep Club 4, Bronze Club 1,2,3,4, Intramurals 1,2,3,4 WALSH, THOMAS J. Perfect Attendance 1,2 WATSON, ROBERT D. Intramurals 1,2 WEISBAUM, RICHARD B. Honor Roll 1,4, School Paper 4, Glee Club I,2,3,4, Benildus Club 1,2,4, Pep Club 3,4, Perfect Attendance 1,3, Lightweight Football 3, Freshman Football 1, Bowling 4, Barbershop Quartet 4, Intramurals 1,2,3,4 ULRICH, THOMAS R. Perfect Attendance 1, Bronze Club 3,4, Pep Club 4, Intramurals 1,2,3,4 UNGER, FRANK .l. Bronze Club 4 URBAN, JOSEPH C. Intramurals 1,2,3,4 VAN GARSSE, EUGENE E. Yearbook 4, School Paper 3,4, Glee Club 3,4, Pep Club 3,4, Fighting 69th 3, Intramurals 4 VAN MALDEGIAM, NORMAN E. Varsity Football 3,4, Lightweight Football 2, Pep Club 4, Intramurals 1,2,3,4 Page 58 VASTINE, JOSEPH S. Honor Roll 1,4, Swimming 1,2, Bronze Club 1,2, Intramurals 1 THE CLASS WING, RICHARD M., N. H. S. Honor Roll l,2,3,4, Perfect Attendance l,2,4, Senior Council, Junior Council, Vice-President of 202 Senior, Treasurer of 202 Freshman and Junior, Secretary of 202 Sophomore, Bronze Club 2,3,4, Intramurals l,2,3,4 WISNIEWSKI, RONALD J. Pep Club 4, Intramurals 2,3,4 WHITE, DAVID E., N. H. S. Honor Roll l,2,3, Perfect Attendance l,2,3,4, President of 202 Freshman, Sophomore, Bronze Club 2,3, Silver Club l, Intramurals l,2,3,4 WHITE, THOMAS l. Secretary of IO6 Sophomore, Treasurer of IO6 Freshman, Cross Country 2, Track 2, Bronze Club l, Intramurals l,2,3,4 WOLF, JOHN F. Honor Roll 3, Bowling I WOODWARD, RICHARD E. Intramurals l,2,3,4 OF 1953 l i WRIGHT, DAVID W. Honor Roll l,2,3, Pep Club 4, Intramurals 3 ZAHNEN, JOSEPH G. Honor Roll 2,3,4, Intramurals 2,3,4, Bronze Club l,2,3,4 ZIESERL, JOHN F Honor Roll l,2,3,4, Treasurer of 304, Junior Council 3, Cross Country 4, lnframurals 3,4. ZIMMER, EDWARD J. Senior Editor of Yearbook 4, Benildus Club l,2, Fighting 69th l,2,3,4 Junior Achievement 4, Intramurals l,2,4 ZIMMER, RICHARD C., N. H. S. Honor roll l,2,3,4, Perfect attendance l,3,4, Pep Club 4, Intramurals 'l,4, Bronze Club l,2,3,4, Benildus Club l. SCHOCL HONGRS OUTSTANDING SENIORS Character, Scholarship, Leadership and Service, are the requirements of a member of the National Honor Society. Membership in this society constitutes the highest single award oFfered at St. George. All Seniors who rose to an average of B or better were admitted to candidacy for election. An honoring banquet, held at the Georgian Hotel, was climaxed by the presentation of certificates of membership and gold pins, given to the honored students of this society. Dick Dahl and George Teftt, in the lighting of a candle, signify the ray of hope they hold in the future of the world. Mr. William Brogan gives the students a few timely words of their coming future. Director, Brother Jude Aloysius, congratulates Hank Dold on receiving his highest award. St. George chapter of the 1953 National Honor Society. Parents and guests feast in the pleasant surrounding of the French Room of the Georgian Hotel. Talented guests seated at the speakers' table include: Brother Laurence, L. Peter, Jude Alaysius, Camillus and K. Aloysius, Mr. John Reddington, Mr. John Garrahy and Mr. William Brogan. Page 60 B In I -'M x :Xu M rv ' W Fl f'4'dl 'B s I U , r ,M 531' V YF' . SENIOR POLL The Who's Who of the 1953 Graduation Class as selected the Senior class. MOST TYPICAL SENIOR Frank Levis Richard Wing Cl Donald Renier III BEST LOOKING SENIOR Frank Levis Louis Ross lil Dick Nugent U BEST DRESSED SENIOR Terry McGovern Louis Ross Ifl Don Fullenwider El BEST TRACK MAN Pat Hand Dick Kaulh lj John Aikman E BEST GOLFER Dick Martin Donald Renier III BEST FOOTBALL PLAYER Jim Munro Larry Pasko Ralph Tite III BEST SWIMMER Jerry Herdrick IXI Ed Kaiser BEST BASKETBALL PLAYER Jude Petrie Bob Kartheiser Bob Schultz C1 BEST BASEBALL PLAYER Babe Bregenzer Jerry Bohn Bruce Raia lj BIGGEST POLITICIAN John Bure MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Richard Dahl Frank Levis Hank Dold Cl MOST HUMOROUS SENIOR Art Herman Jim Hitzeman lj Bill Donahue lj MOST INTELLIGENT Frank Reeder Jerry Mahoney lj Dick Dahl E FAVORITE SUBJECT Sociology Chemistry IE American History lj by the members of FAVORITE TOPIC OF CONVERSATION Sports Girls FAVORITE ACTRESS Doris Day Elizabeth Taylor lj FAVORITE ACTOR Burt Lancaster Stewart Granger lj Marlon Brando CI FAVORITE BAND Dan Belloc Ralph Marterie lj Fletcher Butler lj BEST DANCER Leroy Childers Pete McGuire III Tom E. O'Brien III FAVORITE CIGARETTE Chesterfields Lucky Strike after lunch lj FAVORITE TELEVISION PROGRAM I Love Lucy Jackie Gleason III Dragnet III Page 62 -a R 5 221 :E X 24. 5 iii' 1 K IM E3 HL, 1 1 'Mf'fQf va Viv'-'QQ was 1' x IP , ' -elk , 'Q H , namm' 'iagflfl 1 ' ' ' , li Qs'-59 is ,NA wwf' ' .Auf 9 g., .10 V gm, gf 9 9 QQ Q N it 1 A ri' '-AQ Six MNXM JUNIORS Advisor: Officers: Row 'l: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: Bro. J. Joseph. William Brannon, President: Casey Maloney, Vice President: Francis Pischke, Secretary: John Arnold, Treasurer: Ronald Kramer, Sergeant-at-Arms. Sebastian Palumbo, John Devereux, Roger Freeman, Robert Clark, Brother Joseph, Thomas Drasler, Norman Schaedel, Edward Bucar, Philip Coyne. John Luncsford, Vincent Masterson, Kenneth King, Casey Maloney, Francis Pischke, Ronald Kramer, Edward McEvilla, William Carter, Leo Heraty, Thomas Flynn. James Mostyn, William Brannen, James Walsh, David Didier, William White, Bruce Davis, Waldo Buescher, Edwin Koezly, John Hanney, David Neubauer. Ralph Conley, Michael Loefil, David Myers, John Arnold, James Carlsen, Michael McLaughlin, James Bishop, John Barry, Wallace Wilkalis, Alan Kiley. ABSENT FROM PICTURE: William Kirchens, Thomas Linke. Advisor: Officers: Row 'l: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: Brother J. Timothy. John Coffey, President: Stephen Mayian, Vice President: Stewart Tesnow, Secretary: Donald Panicko, Treasurer: Richard Look, Sergeant-at-Arms. Charles Counihan, Donald Meehan, Dudley Metz, John Wachholder, Mr. H. F. Keller, John Coffey, Edward Cuddihy, George Von Oepen, Jerome Pierre. Lionel Austin, Richard Saccone, William Schmitz, Richard Klein, Jerome Turek, John Cummings, James McCarthy, Stewart Tesnow, Michael Curran, Richard Norris. Robert Leisten, John Mayer, Robert Kessler, Stephen Mayian, Edward Molley, Gilbert Parenti, Gordon Wallace, Allen Harrs, Frank Davenport. Ralph Hoffmann, Lawrence Jostock, Leonard Bajork, Robert Miller, Thomas Schmitz, James Pantelis, Richard Look, Donald Panicko, Raymond Lux, Michael Harrington, Charles Kelly. Page 64 Advisor: Officers: Row Row Row Row MISS T: 2: 3: 4: ING Advisor: Officers: Row Row Row Row MISS 2: 3: 4: ING JUNIORS Bro. H. Peter. James Baird, President, Edward Schumer, Vice President, Thomas Aykroid, Secretary, Douglas Streff, Treasurer. Joseph Donnelly, Edwin Belz, John Crowley, George Poweleck, James Bradley, Edward Dostal. Edward Cooper. Charles Smessaert, James Ezop, Robert Tarpey, James Baird, Daniel Crowe, Russell Craddock, Robert Williams, Carl Kellerhals, John Alogna, Daniel Riess. Carl Abbate, Ronald Dupre, Frederick Schulz, Douglas StreFf, Thomas Aykroid, Luke Driscoll, James Corman, Jeffery Gottstein, Donald Blockel. James Cushing, Russell Hopkins, Donald Andries, Raymond Andrew, Frederick Breit, Edward Schumer, Clement Doems. FROM PICTURE: Donald Cronin, Paul Stricker. Brother I. Raymond. James WulH, President, John Jardine, Vice President, Roland Kurfess, Secretary, Rotert Meyer, Treasurer: Francis Nugent, Sergeant-at4Arms. Gerald Kerber, James Chidester, Andrew Sullivan, Nicholas Clesceri, Brother l. Raymond, Norman Johnson, Donald Murphy, William Jones, Thomas Wilson. John Bock, Victor Hart, Francis Nugent, Ronald Ciskoski, Thomas Bresnahan, Roland Kurfess, Edward Langan, Hugo Beinlich, John Walters, James Smith. Le Roy Van Gerrewey, Norton Flanagan, Louis Mueller, Hubert Heraty, James Wultf, Daniel Schwind, John Jardine, Marian Isbell, Ronald Holst. Robert Estes, John Brander, John Hartman, Charles Murphy, Vincent Grady, Robert Schaefer, Daniel Drury, Donald Klucken, Robert Schmit, Robert Meyer. FROM PICTURE: Donald Buyok, Paul Heidkamp, Donald Buyck. Page 65 JUNIORS Advisor: Officers: Row T: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: Advisor: Officers: Row 'l: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: Brother L. David Thomas Nugent, President: Daniel Lyman, Vice President: Thomas Tausche, Secretary: Robert L. Schmit, Treasurer: Thomas O'Brien, Sergeant-at-Arms: Thomas Myres, Deputy. William Lunn, Philip Murphy, Richard Penny, Michael Morawey, Brother David, Frank Lenahan, Edward Bauer, Jack Weyna, Louis Mac Dougall. Edward Le Blanc, Edwin Biesinger, Vincent O'Malley, Edward Tarczynski, John Whitaker, William King, Frank Lucken, James Redding, James Kennedy, Harold MacShane. William Kane, Joseph Millon, Thomas Nugent, Edwin Henrich, Thomas Tausche, James Martin, James Petik, Donald Tres, Thomas O'Brien, Charles McCabe, Mark Rapp. Daniel Regan, Thomas V. Myres, John Muskat, Edward Madden, Daniel Lyman, John V. Hartman, Terrence Bolger, Robert Schmit, Richard Murphy, James Pink. Brother H. Bernard. Richard Shimon, President: Thomas Serb, Vice President, James Mann, Secretary: Robert Anderson, Treasurer. Gregory Langlotz, Robert Valiquet, Frank Weber, Joseph Meyer, Brother H. Bernard, Thomas Pauer, Jerome Walker, John Lancaster, Gerald Castro. George Pacheco, Robert Morris, Ronald Hendrickson, John Trybus, Constantine Tatooles, James Dowling, Leo Juppe, Lawrence Junius, Raymond Marshall, Robert McSweeney. Glenn Schmitt, James Mann, John Marowally, Joseph Walsh, James Donnelly, Joseph Hyland, Ronald Tuisl, Louis Mucciante, Donald Kerz. Richard Shimon, Melvyn Mick, Thomas Healey, Robert Anderson, Thomas Serb, Leonard Higgins. MISSING FROM PICTURE: John Tilles, Thomas Mallers, John Rusch, James Ozello. Page 66 Advisor: Officers: Row l: Row 2: JUNICJRS-SOPHOMORES Brother H. John. John Zachary, President, Raymond Przybylski, Vice President, John Stover, Secretary, Robert Wollish, Treasurer, Michael McCormack, Sergeant-at-Arms. John Zachary, Lee Applegate, Robert Reninger, Lawrence Frecman, Brother H. John, William Pederson, John Stover, Leonard Dilohn, Kenneth Druhot. Ronald Kloepfer, Donald Kaiser, Donald Dolci, Terrence Cowhey, Richard Dillman, Charles Cilona, Paul Shertler, Dennis Micaletti, Ronald Campbell, Timothy O'Hanlon. Row 3: Michael McCormack, Peter Neubauer, Donald Heezen, Robert White, Thomas Boerschinger, John Nagle, Francis Moosbruger, John Rizner, Gerald Hoetzer, Row 4: James Ryan, William Guendling, Robert Wallish, Charles Lorenz, Ronald Braun, Leroy Endre, Eugene O'Connor, Raymond Przybylski, John Oerter. Advisor: Brother Laurence Matthias. Officers: Roy Schmitt, President, Walter Jarrett, Vice President, Joseph Kadlecik, Secretary, James Heidkamp, Treasurer, Raymond Hoetzer, Sergeant-at-Arms lDeceasedl. Row T: James Cuny, Laurence Rittle, Robert Sloan, Thomas Salyards, Brother Laurence, Jasper Durso, Donald Dati, Walter Jarrett, Donald Waldschmidt. Row 2: Laurence Heidemann, Raymond Hoetzer, Walter Kroll, Gerald Swift, William Linson, Robert James, William Hartnett, Lawrence Bieschke, James Moore, James Heidkamp. Row 3: Thomas Schmitz, Thomas Drury, Gabriel Viti, Patrick Holohan, Stephen Heinz, John Sbarbaro, Robert Plunkett, Albert Toomey, Lawrence Hammond, Joseph Kadlecik. Row 4: Roy Schmitt, Daniel McGowan, Thomas Boucher, Robert Lindner, Thomas Tasch, James Lutz, Edward Varnes, John Porazinski. ABSENT FROM PICTURE: Edward Ford, Robert Hanson, Ralph Hudgin, John Farrell. , .c-.7 .ws ui,.,s17n en at: fi: Page 67 SOPHOMCRES Advisor: Brother L. Roland. Officers: Robert Smith, President: Donald Niemerg, Vice President: Thomas McBreen, Secretary: James Suerth, Treasurer, Robert Warren, Sergeant-at-Arms. Row 'l: Raymond Abbat, Robert Brennan, Donald Ryniecki, Donald Burke, Bro. L. Roland, Thomas Collins, Robert Hepp, Francis Reszka, John Fitzpatrick. Row 2: Robert Warren, James Garrity, August Delisi, James Vanderflute, John Meersman, Peter Giudice, Joseph Sheehan, John Huetlen, James Suerth, James Sturble. Row 3: Robert Warren, Daniel Cowley, Russel Hackert, Thomas McBreen, Francis Reitter, Robert Miller, Gilbert Woital, Kenneth Baker, Richard Baginski, Francis Schnaitmonn, Robert St. Clair. MISSING FROM PICTURE: Terry Adolphs, Raymond Besler, Charles Dold, Walter Hayes, Donald Niemerg, James Peterson, Edward Telineck. Advisor: Brother Linus. Officers: Robert Daily, President, Ralph Dangelmaier, Vice President, Donald Kempf, Secretary: William O'Malley, Treasurer. Row 'l: Robert Worth, George Lindley, Ray Baldner, John Bourke, Brother Linus, Thomas Deutsch, Dennis LaLiberty, Clifford Halverson, Michael Phenner. Row 2: James Evans, Robert Jaydes, James Conroy, Robert Allare, Clayton Paschen, Robert Mitcham, Edward Gleason, Ralph Dangelmaier, James Steinike. Row 3: Samuel Gambacorta, John Hayes, Edward Caulfield, David Melcher, Richard Sweeney, William O'MaIIey, James Heuel, Donald Kempf. Row 4: Joseph McHugh, Robert Daily, James Desmond, John Van Ess, Jerry Bettag, John Gillespie. ABSENT FROM PICTURE: Clifford Van Wormer, Michael Murphy, Gregory Budinger, William Dold, Bernard Deady Page 68 SOPHCMGRES Advisor: Brother L. Florian. Officers: John Murray, President, Peter Meehan, Vice President: Richard Halpin, Secretary: William McNulty, Treasurer, George Weymer, Sergeant-at-Arms. Row T: Richard Wagner, Martin Haas, Peter Kubala, Thomas Stockwell, Brother L. Florian, George Sherman, John Hawkins, David McCauley, Richard Dowd. Row 2: Harold Jones, Gerald Hoban, John Ladner, Francis Balmes, Gilbert Gavin, David Forster, Richard Pettinger, Richard Melka. Row 3' Raymond Edwards, Peter Meehan, Richard Olszon, Robert Polenzani, George Weymer, Lawrence Hilb, Richard Diaz, John Schulien, Michael Sieben. Row 4: John Scanlan, Robert Bieschke, Patrick Burke, John Murray, Philip Cook, William McNulty, Norman Lindseth, John Hueser, Richard Halpin. MISSING FROM PICTURE: Gerald Haywood. Advisor: Brother Dominic. Officers: Robert Cowhey, President, Thomas Yueill, Vice President, Fred Andrus, Secretary: Robert Callero, Treasurer. Row 1- Philip Cianciola, Ronald Peters, Daniel Thomas, Bruce Diederich, Robert Callero, Daniel Nicholson, Thomas Scanlon, Anthony Hommes. Row 2- Edward Leslie, Fred Andrus, Thomas Gaynor, Robert Becker, Robert Prosser, Richard Miller, Kenneth Stallsmith, Dennis Hebson, Robert Rinaldi. Row 3: John Balmes, Peter Sieben, Harold Schumacher, Thomas Malone, Robert Cowhey, Patrick King, Thomas Yueill, Patrick Boyle, Thomas Whelan. Row 4- Peter Molitor, James Goodman, Stephen Walczynski, Thomas Meyer, Lionel Frank, Michael Dolan, Richard Loarie, Noel Young, John Lannan. ABSENT FROM PICTURE: Gerald Murphy. Page 69 f SOPHOMORES Officers: Peter Schliesmann, President, Thomas Brown, Vice President, James Holian, Secretary, Richard Row T: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: Advisor: Officers: Row 'l: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: McDonald, Treasurer. Thomas Zimmer, James Cardufl, James Quinn, Robert Wilhelm, Albert Geimer, George Mathias, Thomas Smugge, John Walton, Robert Passaneau. James Naumann, Thomas Lund, Gerald Barthels, Thomas Heil, David Parney, Thomas Trout, David Smith, William Turner, Edwin May. John Setright, Peter Maguire, William Kotzenberg, William Davis, James Holian, David Hartman, Richard McDonald, Joseph Schillinger. Donald Cummings, Peter Schliesmann, Leo Gunther, Paul Dittmer, Thomas Brown, William Frenzel, John Strehle. Mr. George Murphy. Timothy Cullinan, President, John Braun, Vice President, Donald Orchell, Secretary: Harold Dillon, Treasurer, John Bogan, Sergeant-at-Arms. Patrick Rodgers, Arthur Mortenson, Joseph Sebastian, Richard Frendreis, Bro. L. John, Mr. Murphy, Richard Kaiser, Bert Happ, Michael Davis, Raymond Smet. Jerome Engerman, Paul Bartels, John Ozunas, Richard Osaida, Edward Michalak, Michael Walsh, Thomas Zilligen, Donald Orchell, Harold Dillon. Edward Weist, Dennis Hoflman, Patrick O'Connor, James Strauss, Norman Ruth, Peter McCormack, Conrad Koller, Richard Druding, Ronald LaBonte. Kenneth Wildi, William Burggraf, Victor Risser, Timothy Cullinan, John Braun, James Fitch, Louis Cuddy, John Bogan, George Cook. Page 70 Advisor: Officers: Row I: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: Advisor: Officers: Row l: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: SOPHCMORES-FRESHMEN Daniel Muldoon, President, Martin Bena, Vice President, Stephen Kral, Secretary, John McGrath, Treasurer, Clark Davoust, Sergeant-at-Arms. Brother I, Sylvester. Ramsey Spanuello, James Miller, John Atz, Robert O'Brien, Stephan Kral, Raymond Collins, James Kanaby, George Henn. James Lynch, Francis Dizonno, James Reif, Joseph Euringer, Clark Davoust, James Grant, Martin Bona, Edward Shanahan, Richard Ward. John Meehan, Howard Fricke, James Johnston, Robert Negri, Rudelle Bong, Timothy Carr, Edward Pfeifter, Patrick Gibbons, Theodore Leider. Jerome Ulrich, Robert Quinn, John McGrath, Daniel Muldoon, Richard Oerter, Francis Huck, Russel Brumbach, Francis McCabe, Cornelius Cunningham, Michael Ireland. Brother J. Stephen. James Donlan, President, Richard Hradisky, Vice President, Albert Riedel, Secretary, Robert McKean, Treasurer. Jamcs Smessaert, Guido Marchetti, Terrence Comina, John Saunders, Brother J. Stephen, William Burns, Thomas Crane, William Fitzgerald, Charles Edfors. Walter Murphy, George Luecker, Ronald Fait, Richard Hradisky, Joseph Krause, William Montbriand, Michael McTeague, Thomas Valaika, Andrew Betz, Ramon Gaeding. James Donlan, Stanley Pantelis, William Wedeen, Alan Brizz, James Goulding, Thomas Cullinan, William McDonald, John Poch, Roger Quagliano, Francis Scullion. Joseph Haley, John MacShane, Thomas Arzt, Albert Riedel, James Wozny, William Stritzel, William Hemesath, Robert O'Brien, Charles Yacullo, Robert McKean. X S s T Q E. c wg Page 71 FRESHMEN Advisor: Officers: Row I: Row 2: Row 3: 4: Row Advisor: Officers: Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: MISSING Brother Cormac. Edmund Martin, President, James McCamant, Vice President, Andrew Meyer, Secretary, George Corman, Treasurer. Francis Ollmann, Paul McHugh, George Vourvoulias, John Eschette, Brother Cormac, John Frost, Alex Labelle, Terrence Sheridan, James Elwell. Ralph Priebe, James Sobeski, James McCamant, Paul Daleiden, Raymond Cianciola, Edward Welter, Raymond Feehan, James Hunt, Daniel Hile, Russell Leoni, Daniel Hines. John Bucar, Joseph Greco, Dennis Yonaites, George Becker, Donald Abel, Robert Devlin, George Carman, Michael Mueller, Francis PfaFf, Michael Garrity, Raymond Flavin. Richard Thatcher, Harold Niebergall, Andrew Meyer, Edmund Martin, Michael Reardon, Gerald Malone, Michael Kneafsey, Joseph Kastowsky, Ronald Schmidt, James Bong. Brother Joseph Cassian. Edward Bales, President, Robert Doessel, Vice President, George Noonan, Secretory, Charles Meyer, Treasurer. Gerald Green, Michael Mulbrandon, John Maloney, Terrence Tiernan, Bro. Cassian, William Schmidt, Martin Laskowski, Julian Abraham, Gerald Hitzeman. Richard Reinmueller, William Rowland, John Maselter, Robert Bellei, Walter Kobeski, Richard Cir, James Boring, James Foley, Edward Bales, William Darling. Michael Shipman, Charles Hauck, Charles McCormick, Charles Yous, George Philipp, Thomas Spalla, Thomas Dempsey, Gerald Wallace, Vincent Feehan, David Gathercoal. Ronald Burke, Carl Prime, Carlos Corneio, Robert Doessel, Charles Meyer, Peter Zinni, Kurt Wahle, James Welter, John Olson, Thomas McHugh. FROM PICTURE: George Noonan, Robert Wlasak, Charles Washington. Page 72 FRESHMEN Officers: James Livingston, President, Dennis O'Malley, Vice President, Robert Frisby, Secretary, David Advisor: Row T: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: Clark, Treasurer, John Tomory, Sergeant-at-Arms. Frank Spata, Thomas Joyce, William Weridrick, Richard Kollins, Brother Kevin, David Reiter, Patrick Mullady, Mathew Adler, James De Groot. Paul Ryan, Robert Bowen, Owen Bangart, Dennis O'MaIley, Thomas Pruter, George HoHman, John Shumilo, James Livingston, William De Gryse, John McDermott. David Norman, Cornelius Craine, Robert Gavin, Richard Belmont, David Clark, Gerald Mcllwee, Joseph Burlini, Roger Feulner, Ernest Heeb, William Zachacki. John Tomory, Robert Frisby, Gerald Gretz, James Dolan, Thomas Phillips, Ronald Laurent, Robert Enk, Charles Johns, Raymond Matt, James Wallace. MlSSING: William Malooly, John Schmitt. Advisor: Officers: Row T: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: ABSENT Brother Lucentius John. Thomas Mammoser, President: Joseph Brennan, Vice President, Joseph Dolan, Secretary, lee Jurka, Treasurer. Richard Pierre, Joseph Brennan, Lawrence Gillorde, Robert Cregan, Bro. John, James Nosek, Thomas Ziegler, Robert Fieberg, Thomas Barry. James Gross, Joel Burns, Michael DeMoen, Donald Johnson, James Khuen, William Miller, Joseph Dolan, Raymond Ryan, Donald Starke, John Murphy. Patrick McKenna, Lee Jurka, Mario Mauro, David Trout, Thomas Richards, Donald Erbach, Edward Komac, Thomas Clark, Francis Schoeninger, John Pace. John Ward, Lloyd Holden, Thomas Heidkamp, John Siftermann, Fidel Lopez, Alfred Wieczorek, Donald Lavine, John McMahon, Thomas Mammoser, Donald Przybylski. FROM PICTURE: John Agnew, Bruce Bender, Michael McDermott. ' 5 . 5 PA 1 x r 'X X, J :X Page 73 WM :7.i,,m.4mM, FRESHMEN Advisor: Brother L. Joseph. Officers: Lee Willis, President, James Anderson, Vice President, Anthony Hack, Secretary, George Clifford, Treasurer, Thomas Murphy, Sergeant-at-Arms. Row I: Daniel O'Brien, John CliH'ord, Robert Helfenbein, Richard Lear, Richard Keller, Gerald Daus, Richard Pack, Albert Lorr, Thomas Burns, James Richter, Myles Kerrigan. Row 2: Daniel McDonald, Thomas Trick, Patrick McLaughlin, Marshall Garino, David Manning, George Giroux, George Zima, Stanley Przybylski, Francis Wolff, Howard Platt. Row 3: Mark Sanders, Lawrence Battistello, Patrick Waters, Bernard Joyce, Charles Sklena, William Hones, Ralph Korn, James Fuller, Gregory Bridges, Robert Donat. Row 4: John Cuddihy, Thomas Mavor, Anthony Hack, Lee Willis, Bro. L. Joseph, James Anderson, Thomas Murphy, Jerome Frawley, John Mompier. MISSING: Francis Bennett. Advisor: Brother J. Victor. Officers: Robert Myers, President, Ara Mayian, Vice President, Jerome Cushing, Secretary, Ronald Herbert, Treasurer, William Leninger, Sergeant-at-Arms. Row 1: Richard Hubert, Richard Hackett, Gilbert Harford, Walter Mair, Brother J. Victor, Stephan Smith, Francis Randazzo, Donald Varallo, James Posch. Row 2: Vincent CaHerkey, James Wright, Robert Bobrowski, Robert Myers, Charles Bachner, James Metz, Donald Peters, Robert McGivern, Richard Schmidling. Row 3: Donald Foltz, James Flynn, Richard Brown, James Cooney, Paul King, John Bauers, Jerome Dressler, Jerome Cushing, Henry Grana, Rogel Rogers, Jerome Morris, James Kuntzelman, John O'Leary, Peter Weis, John Sullivan, Robert Gallagher, Ralph Butz, William Leninger, Robert Fitzsimon, John Des Marais. ABSENT FROM PICTURE: Ronald Herbert, Ava Mayian, Edward Doyle, William Farrell. Page 74 FRESHMEN Advisor: Brother H. Paulian. Officers: John Compall, President: Joseph Beucher, Vice President, Frank Bauer, Secretary: Roger De Roeck, Treasurer. Row 1: Thomas Murray, Peter Fitzsimmons, Peter Van Wormer, Gerald Weidner, Charles Schmid, Thomas Pogue, George Smith, John Penny, Row 2: Gerald Lee, George Henderson, John Cullnan, Edward Maybrun, .lohn Compall, Frank Bauer, Joseph Auth, Dennis Roach, Patrick Radclifte, Joseph Moorhead. Row 3: William Hand, Paul Wray, Charles Killian, Joseph Hruban, Peter Kelling, Thomas Merges, Brian Scully, John Mayer, Roger DeRoeck, Michael Kronon. Row 4: Donald Busscher, Walter Heidenfelder, Joseph Beucher, Peter Marino, William O'Connell, James Farrell, David Spellman, James Graf, Charles McGinty, Robert Marlin. ABSENT FROM PICTURE: John Brown and James Sullivan. Advisor Officers Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: MISSIN i : Brother L. Hugh. :Charles Rohrer, President, Dennis Hart, Vice President, Gordon Brunner, Secretary: Robert Randolph, Treasurer, Emory Duick, Sergeant-at-Arms. Martin McGuire, James Wachholder, Joseph Wrona, Charles Rohrer, Bro. Harold, Alamiit Singh, Lawrence Swarthcut, Edward Welch, John McHale. Martin Lenzini, Joseph Kleinhenz, Allen Fixel, Robert Canman, Gerald Hundreiser, Gordon Brunner, Dino Natta, Charles Marsh, William Bahnmaier, Edward McCabe. Robert Randolph, Thomas Hilden, Joseph Peterson, Dennis Hart, Thomas Corcoran, Robert Maleski, William Garling, Thomas Vigil, George Olen, Phillip Bond. John Pozdol, Anthony Granahan, David Madden, Peter Schmidt, Emory Duick, Richard Mertz Robert Flickinger, Robert Faut, Denis Daleiden, Charles Morse. G FROM PICTURE: Richard Baum, Frederick Kuretski, William Smith. Phill Q. ll B E1 il 5 5 S T3 iz. .. , : 5 Page 75 I ACTIVITIES A true student realizes that school does not end with the last bell. He knows that to be a better, all-round student he must take part in some extra-curicular activity. A boy who ioins the various activities which St. George otters truly understands what St. George school spirit means. While partaking in these activities he develops a well- rounded personality through closer social contacts. Page 76 D2 M J 1 3 3 3 4 1 1 3 I ,rx 1 W... N 'H I -. -hm . s' A. - ., V ,S-' ,- 4 - , ,. 4 .0 'Fin q Wh, , 5 . my 0 a if il A . . 5 , ' 1 dR li L Q ,Q , Q , 1 R :Z 51 5 I ,5 5 X 'mf x 4 ! 'Li I IX 'Q :E li iv Q 1 55 x 5 w ...N . Q wx 4 X' M 'W-Q v 14 A . :jx 2 Q 1 N1 x 9 1 f i im N 2 :.. A i 'G Q 'A Nwxgk W . lf ll X. - 1 .Dv K k S I Sifxmgw A N MG W, if . ' Nm Y , H ,+A Qi gs' . .mga 1, ev XFX MW, N Mm W-..Q,,NM wifi 3 A WQMQ W, fi? 3 RELIGION: BASIS OF EDUCATIQN Top Across: Fathers and Sons at Mass partake of our Daily Bread at annual Communion Breakfast. Bottom left: Students kneel in adoration at annual retreat Mass. ln planning activities for the coming season, no school year could be a success if it did not include some program of religious nature. During the years St. George has grown, the acting Directors have felt this need and thus, every year, we find our calendar studded with religious activities. On Sept. 28, 800 fathers and their sons attended the annual Communion Breakfast held at St. George. Once again our gym, the scene of many hectic minutes throughout the year, was converted into a home for the Blessed Sacrament. Heading this event was the stirring sermon given by Father ??fff??. He told the fellows that their father was the one man who can help them in their problems. His experience is invaluable, there for the asking. lt woke up many a cloudy-eyed Georgian. lf one can call a retreat a success by counting the number of Communions received, or on the number of confessions the priests heard, then the Student retreat was more than successful. Page 79 Seated: Richard Shiman, Thomas Nugent, James Wulff, John Goodall, Louis Ross, Sam Lococo, Richard Dahl, Brother Jude Aloysius, Donald Renier, Charles Hartnett, Ned Stepan, William Brannen, Roy Schmitt, John Coffey, James Baird. Standing: Lee Willis, Andre King, Paul King, Robert Doessel, Peter Schliesmann, Dan Muldoon, John Murray, Jack Zachary, Robert Cowhey, Robert Daily, Timothy Cullinan, James Donlan, James McCammant, Thomas Mammoser, Gerald Weidner, Charles Rhorer. STUDENT LEADERS ASSEMBLE The Student Council, under the able leadership of Brother Jude Aloysius, has worked exceedingly hard during the past year. The Presidents of the Freshmen, Sophomores, Junior, and Senior advisories combined efforts and undertook many painstaking and tedious jobs. Among their tasks was the Christmas Basket Drive which proved to be a big success and showed the spirit and cooperation at St. George. They have laid plans for an assembly in the gym next September at which time they will dedicate the school to the Sacred Heart. Page 80 TEAMWORK SPONSORS COUNCIL To make school life more fluent and more enjoyable, laws must be passed and observed, laws that every student in the school knows and understands. To make this objective possible in a school of l2OO students, some sort of governing body must be established. Since the begin- ning of St. George, the Junior and Senior Councils have met this requirement for successful education. These boys, personally elected by their fellow students, have the responsibility of explaining school regulations to their classmates and to represent them in all the problems that arise throughout the school year. He has, in regard, the same authority as a member in the United States House of Representatives. ln this manner, every boy has the opportunity of having his opinion heard in the departmental meetings. Also originated this year were more effective Freshman and Sophomore Councils. SENIOR COUNCIL Sealed: Dove Kelly, Ed Nugent, Dick Dahl, Brother K. Aloysius, Frank Levis, Don Renier, Jerry Hartnel, Hank Dold, Des Granahan, Don Farlie, Tom Kuhn. Standing: Som Lococo, Dick Nugent, Terry McGovern, Gerry Mahoney, Dan Brennan, Joe Fontana, Jim Munro, Bob Hentges, Ned Stepan, Ed Kaiser, Rene Schatteman, Lou Ross, Bob Karlheiser, Deck Butler, Pete McGuire, Jude Petrie, Jim Hannon, John Goodall, Hank Thumann, Joe Mahoney, Ron Anderson, George Tefft, Pat Hand, Rich Wing. JUNIOR COUNCIL Seated: Dick Shimon, John Arnold, Joe Kadlecik, Don Panicko, Ed Schumer, Tom Nugent, John Coftey, Dan Lyman, John Jardine, Torn Serb, Bob Myer, Roy Schmitt, Casey Maloney, Brother Bernard. Standing: Jim Wulfl, Tom Aykroid, Dug Strett, Tom Tausche, Jim Mann, Jim Heidkamp, Bob Schmidt, Stewart Tcsnow, Jim Baird, Bill Brannon, Richard look, Don Kerfuss, VValTcr Jcrett, Steve Mayian, Fred Pischke. if VO alll' . A Q .,,A 1 jj r K ' ' flii i z' ,A 8 I mf , ' W2 ' K mix , mwrmam-M,,f. T, ,..--v '.amA ., ,,M. , T .W S ,,f, X s. J' Top: Editors of the yearbook confer with editor-in-chief Hank Dold for assignments in the production of the annual. Bottom: GEORGIAN staff' f ' ' in ull swung includes Fred Didden, Hank ' Dold, Frank Levis, Gene Van Garsse, Ed Zimmer, Jack Stolle, Don Renier. Page 82 WRITING THE GEORGIAN STORY Early last Aloysius chose a yea r, Brother K. group of Seniors t o produce the l953 GEORGIAN. M t os of the members on th e yea book staff were fellows of little xpericnce. You ar now looking throu h th g e produc of our work. As articl our office from every source, thc editors of the St. George annual slarted to buckle down for the rough work ahead. es and pictures Hlled Despite the fact that many a day and night were spent at work, and that we ended the year know- ing the first name of i200 students, the editors, gladly look back at the r eward of all our efforts. -The Editors r- I' o no journalistic e ' e t PRESS EDITORS CONVENE Early last fall, editors of the yearbook and school paper traveled to la Crosse, Wisconsin for a press con- vention. Schools from fourteen states attended this assembly. At the convention, a two day affair, the boys were taken to St. Marys College. Here they met former St. George students and teachers and has an opportunity to acquaint themselves with the surroundings of the school. DRAGON PRESS ROLLS ON looking over the material at hand for the next edition, editors of the school paper pool ideas. Feature editors are Dick Thiel, Dick Butler, Joe Fontana, Dick Dahl, Henry Thumann iEditor in chieft, Harold Murphy, Hank Dold, Don Renier, Mr. Hilary Keller, Don Fairlie. To keep 1200 students informed on the news that travels through the St. George corridors every day, all day, is quite a task for anyone to take on. Since l93O, this iob has been ably filled by the members of our school paper, the DRAGON. Through its pages can be read everything from the latest Mother's Club gossip to the newest recordings. From the valuable experience ob- tained while on the staff, many of these boys have found ex- perienced iobs in the journalistic field. Since l948, the paper has been under the faculty supervision of Mr. Hilary Keller, now Brother James Daniel, but since his enter- ing the Christian Brother's Novi- tiate, his post has been ably filled by Brother H. Bernard. Sports writers get to work in newspaper oftice as the deadline HBGTS. Page 84 C' 1 ,WA wi? C15 5 SV 'K ,xx Lb if lm N.. in-no .af l iw .4- Chccking cartoons to be used in the next edition. Photography 1-dito YiI'WS. News and ff-uture writers check with th r, Joe Fontana, checks the pictures ot current eir editors for assignments, Page 85 f 'f9l FlLIBUSTERER'S OF TOMCRROW Showing his fellow debate mem- bers the correct method of winning valuable points is Don Fullenwider. Listening intently are R. An- drews, F. Briet, J. Bure, lseatedlp Mr. G. Murphy, B. Mertes, C. Giroux and H. Murphy, lstandingj. Congratulating some of the mem- bers of the team for their fine showing is the debate moderator Mr. Murphy. lSeatedl: Dick Dahl, George TelTt and Mike Davis, lStandingl, J. Grai, T. Crane, and Bill Hand. Missing from pictures: John Graf, Tom Crane, and R. Herbert. With the return of many of last year's debaters, St. George aimed their sights high on the coming Debate season. When the firing was over and the smoke had cleared, the teams emerged, victorious and much the wiser. This year, the team traveled to many schools to test their vocal cords with those of other Catholic High Schools. In their travels to other cities the Georgian vocalists made their presence known. At St. Mary's they received on Excellent Rating. At Milwaukee they came home with second place. With the addition of many unclerclassmen to the roster the Debate Team seems headed for unknown heights. Much praise must be given to Mr. Murphy on his usual fine job in organizing the team for the second straight year. Page 86 U H SUBMERGED HEADLINES DRAMA SEASON U After a much-too-long absence from the Georgian scene, the St. George Drama Club once again made its debut. The re-appearence of this club proved once again that St. George is more than a school of athletic and scholastic abilities. Under the capable leadership of Mr. George MU Pl Y, The DVGYYYG Club Offefed 'TOT only to This school, but to many others as well, the op- Poftvnitv Of watching its time odors- Once they had seen the quality of this club, other schools sent to St. George for boys to appear in plays they were producing. The big production number which the club produced was the dra- matic one-act play en- titled Submerged. The story constitutes the affairs of six sailors trapped inside a sunk- en submarine and the developments when they find out that their rescuers can save only five men. An interest- ing plot follows. Responsible for mak- ing this presentation the wonderful success it was can be only the students who appeared in the cast. Under the direction of Mr. Mur- phy, they displayed the finesse of seasoned actors. In this play Tom Hanley, Don Fullen- wider, Jesse Greenlief, Dick Weisbaum, Bill Dwyer and Ned Steph- an make their acting debuts. Art Herman and Harold Murphy also had important roles in the narrative and direction of the play. r-'rs ltr ,- Puqe 87 . BENILDUS CLUB One of the finest organizations at St. George is that of the Benildus Club which has for its purpose the praying for vocations to the Priesthood and religious life. Through these prayers many young men have decided iust which way to turn in choosing their vocation in life. Under the fine direction of Brother Timothy and Brother Alfred, St. George can well be proud of this splendid organization. Future teachers of the Christian Brothers now study- ing at St. Marys Scholasticate, Winona. Younger members of the Benildus Club poze for the photographer. John Bure seems to have the answer as Brother Timothy and Brother Alfred wait patiently and study their intelligent class. WITH A SONG IN OUR HEARTS In producing a harmonious chorus it takes a great deal of practice, patience and cooperation by both director and choristers. To make a success of their combined efTorts takes still more determination. All ot this was seen last year in the St. George Choruses. Under the direction of Brothers Edmund and Cassian, these vocal groups dem- onstrated these qualities to the utmost degree. Brother Edmund, beginning the year with a talented and a more experienced group of students, proceeded in putting on St. George's first operetta, The Pirates of Penzance. lSee pages 90-91-92l Brother Cassian, starting with less-experienced boys, has done a fine iob in building a strong re- serve for future years. All the boys who participated in this activity agreed that they had a lot ot fun and didn't mind all the work after all. Top Picture-Top Row, left to right: James Mann, Don Fullenwider, Dick Weisbaum, Art Herman, Bob Lisndner, John Goodall, Pete McGuire, Jim Munro, Tom O'Brien, Gene VanGarsse, Bill Dwyer, Pat Hand, Jessie Greenliel, Don Renier, Gerry Mahoney, Frank Levis. Center Picture-Top Row, left to right: Jim Hannan, Grant Shullitowski, Bob Kuhn, Jack Cunningham, Marve Harrop, Ed Varnes, Hank Thumann, .lerry Herd- rich, George La Buda, Jim Batliner, Lee Childers, Tom Hanley, Dick Thiel. Bottom Picture-Top Row, left to right: Edward Bales, Daniel Thomas, James Hunt, Charles Morse, Denis Daleiden, Paul McHugh, Russell Leoni. William Darling, Charles Meyer, Wil- liam Leninger, Denis Flavin, Thomas Richards, Richard Brown. Page 89 PIRATES TRIUMPH ON STAGE After three grueling months of practice with many sessions at night, the St. George Senior Chorus with the help of the Marywood and St. Scholastica glee clubs put on Gilbert and Sullivan's operetta, The Pirates of Penzance. A crowd of two thousand people at Lane Tech. Auditorium saw the two presenta- tions on Saturday and Sunday night. The many comments that were passed that night were of the same nature: everyone said they were surprised at the quality of the operetta put on by a high school group. Page 90 E' Y '- 'Q' 1 5 X V sf 1 Q e O Q 0 Q 5 0 ig 4 X .'- N ,.,, gg NE. AWS A , ,Q - 'J N-wr R A tiff? if HTS' x I 'I I Q XE X N. 3135? .M f Xx xg Y Sw X hl' - - J S' S Q W . fy QSNQSNQ gsvigr-w X XS - . .Q 5 A ' Qigvggyf V L Q ' Ss ,- E 4 l f l J f fa l t, i I' ,Q I Q 5 il GILBERT AND SULLlVAN'S PROTEGES Donald Renier James Munro Thomas Hanley Peggy Maher Richard Thiel Judy Knorst Carol Marie Sieben Clara Jones Marilou McCambridge Patrick Hand Mary Kay Boll Barbara Breen Louisette Brunet Anne Burke Mona Cahill Mary Kay Dixon Barbara Galezio Janice Gegan Madeleine Grandis Lorraine Gualtieri John Cunningham John Dupuis Donald Fullenweider John Goodall Jesse Greenlief lames Hannon Marvin Harrop Richard Bianchi James Bogan Bruce Bossharl Donald Bredemann Eileen Hanisko Patricia Heavers Sandra Johnson Mary Kell Leona Kenders Barbara Lau Jean Lau Doris Livingston Ann Marshall Sue Martin Jerome Herdrich Arthur Herman Robert James Thomas Kuhn George La Buda Frank Levis Robert Lindner Page 92 Gerald Mahoney John Garrahy Marvin Harrop John Jardine Joseph Kadlecik Ellen McCammon Patricia McGrady Barbara Muss Jane Pighelli Patricia Racana Ellen Schoen Irene Shea Marian Stewart Barbara Virgili James Mann Peter McGuire Lawrence Pasko Henry Thumann Eugene Van Garsse Edward Varnes Richard Weisbaum Ronald Kronon Thomas Kuhn Gerald Mahoney STUDENTS MOCK ELECTION Leading the Held, St. George held their own impression ofthe l952 Presidential Election. At the convention the students, filled with as much enthusiasm as authentic voters, cheered and booed as the speakers gave their candid opinions of the candidates. Every boy in school holds himself in high regard since St. George predicted the outcome of the National election-by six votes. RAFFLE CLIMAXES MA-PA FESTIVAL November 2l marked the event of the St. George Ma-Po Festival. The main feature of the evening was the raffle of a new Chevrolet which was won by James Pantelis of Advisory 201. Mr. H. C. Rutgers won a T.V. set and Mr. J. Kerber won a fur piece which he probably gave to his wife. Over 518,000 was donated to the use of re-decorating the chapel, gym and lobby of the school. This large sum was due mainly to the fine efforts of the St. George students who sold most of the chances. Through the combined efforts of the Mother's and Father's Clubs this night turned out to be a great credit to the parents of our students. Page 94 PARENTS LEND HELPING HAND Last year's Mothers' and Fathers' Clubs showed once again that they have the ability of bringing together the acquaintanceship of the Moms and Dads with the school and faculty. The highlight of the Mothers' Club year was their Second Annual Senior Promette, another tremendous success. The Dads sponsored the National Honor Society, Football and Basketball banquets and were the primary contributors to the new'Iobby St. George now enjoys. Both clubs were sparked by enthusiastic oPricers and members. Top Right: Mothers look on hope- lutly as models display latest fashions at one of the meetings. Center: Mothers pose with their Moderator, Brother J. Camillus. Seated to the right ot Brother is the President, Mrs. Blaire Vornes. Bottom Right: Dads take time out to pose tor the camera. Seated to the lett of Brothers Laurence and Jude Aloysius is Mr. Wil- liam Brogan, the President. Bottom left: Dads take their turn with the pots and pans in the preparation ol refreshments. Look at all the potsl 2 1. 5 s JUNIOR MAGICIANS AT WORK Saturday night, April 25, St. George provided a beautiful setting for the Junior Dance, which was called Moondust Magic. The Junior Council worked long hours in preparing the gym for the big occasion. The long hours paid off in the comments that were passed around as the couples walked through the archway. The ballroom was decorated with low hanging blue drapes with a huge revolving silver ball in its center. Dan Belloc and his band provided the couples with sweet music. Many a dreamy-eyed couple was seen leaving the dance floor, the victims of a wonderful evening. Page 96 WX is in f f f- .TW . H ,-if N , .. n ,N 4 f if W' Q.. ,jr 4 X i J fn x X . f .SV , 3 3 ,f Q' .. -3 -95' J 1 37' X V' Q ix 14 -If sc -.fi .mm-ua. .gunna-A 9- XMLMV, N 5 wang, I. 1-uw www-wuwunnugfm an 2 L SOCIAL SEASON CLIMAXED Swaying formals, flashy tuxedos, happy couples, and a warm spring evcning was the scene set by the Seniors and their Queens for the Night at the world's most beautiful country club, Tam O'Shanter. Dancing to the music of Johnny Holbrook and his band the two hundred and twenty couples enjoyed to the fullest 'the' social event of four memorable years. , 4 It ws - ' Q 1 J, FW . , I .xv x -:evil .. -M... A---.......A E Y l' .a w 4 WQQN Q 1 ff s l Nm ' Aki A: gp ,R H Q Q Q Q Q Q . s s O C Q O I 5 0 we X in lg W. ti? it ts I En TRAPPISTS HOST SENIORS This spring, forty seniors left school for New Mellery, Iowa, forthe annual Trappis? retreat. These boys spent the Easter weekend in prayer and meditation. During their stay, they visited the grounds and saw where these holy men pray and live - a price- less and inspiring experience. Everyone agreed that the pious life of these men was indeed a life of sacrifice and penance. Page 100 gl J :Q S1000 F0005 QUOU H000 3000 Brother Jude Aloysius tells Don Breernann lust why he shculd use his lcfent A moment of ioy after another big vfctcry. Brother Dominic's 'quick change' method has Rich Geiewski puzzled. Student enthusiasm for Dragon teams led by our cheerleaders. A fire drill sends chemists hustling from their lab. Final results of Auxiliary Drive: Over the top. Mrs, John Reardon and Mrs, Sarah Burgess prepare desert for hungry Georglans Miss Mary Slamnich, 20 years of faithful service to the faculty. Joe UrL,an and Fidel Lopez making the posters for the De La Salle Symposium Pic-.-,,,,, .JJWUH W A.. 1.5 4. It 00 2 S s x yt TALENT ON THE MARCH Before the entire student body, the top departmental speakers vie for honors in the Annual De La Salle Symposium. The lobby gets a facevliftino Brother Jude Aloysius awards Joe Urban lor his fine art work in the De l.a Salle Symposium. Master-ot-Ceremonies, Dick Nugent introduces the Symposium speakers. Jim Struble tells Brother Jude Aloysius iust how the new lobby floor should look. Students line up the results of the Christmas Food Basket Drive. Annual chest X-ray unit. Parents and judges watching orators perform during Annual Contest, Page l03 YOUTH VERSUS EXPERIENCE The Halls of Blue and White beckon the alumni every year to the annual alumni game and banquet. This year, we split with them, the lights winning, but the heavfes losing. Even the expanding waistlines and receding hairlines failed to stop the alumni as they showed that there was fight in the old boys yet. The officers that were announced at the alumni banquet are, Matt. Tallsfer, Pres., Philip Corboy, lst Vice Pres., Leonard Braband 2nd Vice Pres., Pete Schmit, Sec., John Cassato, Treas., and Bill Kearns, Sergeant at arms. The banquet was held at the Fireside with three hundred former dragons attending. There they renewed old acquaintances and memories, some pleasant and some not so pleasant. Standing: Joe Schener, John Hoban, Tony Tortorello, Bud Burke, Pat Craddock, George Hough, Jim Miller. Sitting: Bill McCarthy, E. Engels, P. Ccstino, Joe Garrity, Jim Red- dington, Bill McCarthy. Sitting: E. Horn, Tom Hand, Bob Jones, Ray Rees, John Tierney, John Ferrone, Bill Maloney. Standing: D. Somers, D. Lyman, Jack Sum- mers, John Kinnisella, Druding, Bob Condon, Bill Kearns, Al Stauffer. 431 'Ha 'Q lf. I V Q, l M3 I !. 6 . 1 if . Q xg 'X e ' LY M 'Q -, V ff '41 iw 3 5 X Y -. t QQ Q Q H- again 'H I 'F 'kim ATHLETICS The complete education of a student must include a physical as well as a mental and moral development. A St. George student realizes this necessity and readily de- sires to become a part of his school's athletic tame, which could have never been achieved had it not been for the guidance of God, aiding them in their every contest. With this final phase of education completed, he emerges from school a well- developed young man, ready to face the many problems of the world that lie ahead. N , U 3 , i .fww Aw . feb-v..::14Hww1nw.,,,,M,,:?,.q,,,,,k!,,, 7. 9 I A Wu M-xr -'ff Aim., , J I ' , gm, v f --eu Aa' a 1 9-Kumi -' -QNX? x- X. , X . mu 'SR AQ ,xxx wwix . X 53 'S Row 1: Ralph Tite, John McGrath, Daniel Lyman, John Zachary, Thomas Blackstone, Rolsert Smith, James Moore, George Weymer, Thomas O'Brien. Row 2: Gerald Turek, Gregory Longlotz, James Batliner, Robert Anderson, Joseph Schiwinger, Gerald Schutz, Thomas Bresnahan, Thomas Aykroid, Co-capt. Robert Risdon, Coach Max Burnell. Row 3: John Jardine, James Wulft, James Chidester, Richard Shiman, John Quan, Norman Van Maldegiam, Thomas Nugent, Robert Meyer, John Tilles. Row 4: Lawrence Pasko, Co-capt. James Munro, Frank Levis, James Bagan, Russell Hackert, Co-capt. Robert Burns, John Strehle, Mgr. Patrick Holohan, Coach Pete Schmit. Missfng from picture: Mgr. Jesse Greenlief, Desmond Granahan, Patrick Hand, Douglas Streff, Armand Sancbria, Co-capt. Terrence McGovern, Mgr. Frank McCabe. GRIDMEN CAPTURE SECTION TITLE The North Section Champs of St. George enjoyed an outstanding season in l952-'53, Many would call it the finest season since i943 because of our one-sided victory over FenwicK This was the first Georgian victory over our Oak Park rivals in six years. Under the able leadership of Coaches Max Burnell, Pete Schmit, and Chuck Lewandowski, the Dragons ended their season with a 7-2-l record. The team gained a berth for the Catholic League title by meeting powerful Mt. Carmel, only to be defeated. The student body's general opinion was that we had a very successful season. Page lO8 GRIDDERS HOLD BRIGHT FUTURE The Junior Varsity and Freshman football squads, both having successful seasons, showed great reserve strength in future years to come. Coaches Lewandowski and Kearns worked many hours in turning out their winning teams and feel they have many great possibilities. Looking back to their winning season, Coach Burnell surely hopes these predictions become reality. 5 i i i -L i JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Row I: John Braun, Robert O'Brien, Edward Caulfield, Ronald Ciskoski, Richard Diaz, Ralph Danglemaier, William Brannen. Row 2: Coach lTol.ert Pearson, Richard Baginski, Rol.ert Daily, John Fitzpatrick, Andrew Sullivan, Charles Lorenz, Dennis Helsson. Row 3: Cerich Chuck Levanclowski, James Naumann, Lcwrence Hilb, James Kennedy, Jerome Ulrich, Patrick King, Dan Schwincfl, Robert Morris, Jerome Hol.an, Robert Wal'ish, Thomas Lund, James Bishop, James Suerth, Frank McCabe, Mgr. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Row Row Row Row Row Miss I: 2: 3: 4: 5: ing A Robert Doessel, Alan Bizz, Anthony Hack, John Compall, Coach William Kearns, Lee Willis, John Siftermann, James Anderson, James Donlan, Michael McTeague. Thomas Arzt, Robert Randolph, James Fuller, Brian Scully, Gerald Gretz, Dennis O'Malley, Lee Jurka, Patrick McKenna, Joseph Peterson, Walter Heidenfclder, Roltvrt lfnk, William Farrell, William Lenlnger, Rolzert Flickenger, William Rowland, Ronald Schmidt, John Tomory, William Malooly, John Bucar, Richard Baum. James Dolan, Charles Johns, James Wozny, Thomas Cullinan, Lloyd Holden, Robert Faut, George Olen, Franc's Scullian, Roger Ouagliana. Coach Robert Risdon, Edmund Martin, Francis Bauer, Andre Meyer, Mgr, Mario Mauro, Edward Weller, Mgr. James Dolan, Joseph Beucher, Allierl Riedel, Coach George Karbowski. from picture: James Kuntzelman, George Noonan. I 5' S - Q il . ' Q ' - I 'i . t, , gg. X OVER AND AROUND Halfback Terry McGov- ern skirts right end for ten yards against Mt. Carmel. Dragon stopped short of goal line in Sheridan game. Tom Blackstone knives his way through the left side of Fenwick's line as Tom Akroad throws a key black. Page 110 YQ' 'Pu 1'- Y' aug., ..-, .. .g,A,m, mg, 5 F glib. :s,,fw,gQ1f,J,w: zwkami Nm- ts ,'9 'T 42' Y av -4-W, ' K .S we '- :V:,,,e. SPEED AND POWER k Des Granahan Hallboc sights a clear field os blocker Jim Munro clears the way. f r stopped Georgian powe temporarily. Quarterback Ralph Tile rambles around Ramblers' left end for a sizeable goin Page lll ings., .. D ve A M. x, .v Q 1 Q ai ' E5 ' , M, f ., N. , X r v 1 Q 1,5 Mi an 'QQ' ' if If 'W JW L f W KES 4 fix wif U X an ' A i A ff Q 2 1' I iw in QW? QF Flu I Q J lf A , 3 ,D in 36 ff Q1 fm, X H we W, We Cf A i V ' ' - 2-V '1 A' A , , SENIOR CHAMPS GRADUATE RALPH TITE ARMAND SANABRIA Quorierback End DES GRANAHAN JOHN QUAN Halfback End PAT HAND Halfback Page H2 FRANK LEVIS Tackle .IOE SCHIWINGER Guard BOB RISDON Guard BOB BURNS Tackle 5. '19' J N ,Nw . W . X Y T ..f x hx. eel I ww 'ln , MX 5 T 1 7 5 Og if QV gs E .- I NORM VAN MALDEGIAM End JERRY SCHUTZ Guard JIM BATLINER Guard JIM BOGAN Tackle THOMAS BLACKSTONE Hclfback LARRY PASKO Center JIM MUNRO Fullback TERRY McGOVERN Halfback Page H3 JESSE GREENLIEF, Mgr. TEAMWGRK INSPIRES CAGERS TO TITLE To make a good team a championship team, many important 'factors take place. But where do we start? Team spirit? Hard work? It this is all it would take then winning championships would not be too difficult. But we all know it takes a little more. lt takes a team. If teamwork is a basic essential of victory, and it is, then this is why we are crowned the champions of Chicago. Superb shooting by Jude Petrie and Bob Schultz and the excellent ball handling of Tom Aykroid and John Jardine are all perfect examples of our teamwork. The sensational rebounding of Jim Bagan, plus the fine reserve strength exhibited by Don Bredemann and Dick Butler and Lightweights Bob Karthieser and Ralph Tite are tive more reasons why St. George will always look back to their '52-53 team. Left to right: Tom Aykroid, Bob Kartheiser, Dick Martin, Ralph Tite and Jude Petrie. -t CHEERS AND PRAISE HEADLINES RALLY Came the dawn and all was quiet except at 350 Sherman Avenue where a maior earthquake was in progress. World famous scientists were terrified at such an occurrence in what normally is a quiet neighborhood. As police and rescue squads rush to the scene, they found that it was only the students of St. George causing this turmoil in their gym. Through the flashing of cameras and the heavy showers of confetti and praise, victorious members of the heavyweight team trotted into the gym, bearing on their heads the golden crowns of City Champs ot Chicago. Although the mayor could not personally attend the victory rally, he sent his representative, Lou Conift, who spoke in high praise of our school. When the rally ended, two hours later, hoarse, but very happy students waded through the paper-littered floor into the sunshine of their well-deserved holiday. left to right: Jim Bogen, John Jardine, Dick Butler, Bob Schultz and Don Bredemann. .J N. Q I UNKNCWNS CAPTURE CITY TITLE The Dragons ended their surprising season 'l'f '!Q3,q-ig the City Basketball Title, a prize that has somehow always eluded them in the past. The Georgians were rated about fifth during the season but after surviving the Catholic League Playoffs and emerging as Champs, they entered the City Finals as underdogs. In the first period the boys were slowed up by DuSable's press but once this was solved, there was no doubt of the outcome. We had a decided height advantage and made the most of it. In fact one boy, Jim Bogan, snatched sixty-four per cent ofthe rebounds. ln beating DuSable, we beat a team that gave La Grange, State Champs, a good battle. Now that we have found the key to the championship way, we hope to repeat in the future. Seated left to right: T. Aykroid, T. Nugent, J. Jardine, J. WulFf, D. Bredeman, and W. McNulty. Standing: E. Schumer, J. Petrie, J. Bogan, Coach M. Tierney, M, Ireland, R. Schultz, and R. Butler. Page 116 Front Row: Dan Lyman, lack Zachary, Bob Katheiser, Ralph Tite. Bottom Row: Bob White, Bob Cowhey, Coach Tierney, Mike Clark, and Lee Willis. LIGHTS TURN IT ON The most surprising factor of the season, besides our Senior Team winning the City Title, was the fact that our Lightweight squad gained a playoff berth and won their first game before losing to Fenwick, the eventual Champions. After dropping their League opener to St. Philip, they began to click. While winning the next couple of games, they lost the services and spirit of their star center Dick Martin, who was hospitalized with pneumonia. Coach Tierney found a replacement for Martin in Bob Miller. The team lost their next game but turned in two unexpected upsets by beating Fenwick and De Paul to reach the Catholic League Playoffs. The squad had a very successful season and looks forward to even bigger accomplishments next year with the return of seven lettermen. Page ll7 SEE THAT BASKET. At the beginning of the basketball season, hopes on Sherman Avenue were pretty low. Both the Heavies and Lights were hardly considered much ot a threat to the Ieague's powerful opposition, Both teams gladly proved otherwise. The two quintets built up to championship momentum by trampling obstacles in their title paths. Upper Left: Schultz adds two big ones in the DuSable tilt. Upper Right: Bagan leads the way against Rita. lower Left: Rebound goes astray. lower Right: City Chaps show fans form that led them to title. Top Left: Aykroid shows winning spirit. Top Right: Schultz displays his top scoring form. Bottom left: Karthieser springs to snatch rebound. Bottom Right: Dragon duo tips in another bucket SEE THAT RIM.. The Heavies, augmented by their superior height advantage, had little trouble in downing most of their season opponents, excluding Loyola. Their final record oi ll and 3 earned them second place behind the Ramblers. The Lights reached the high point of their season late in the second round by upsetting De Paul and Fenwick to assure themselves of a playoff berth, but lost their quarter-final game to Fenwick, the League's eventual Champion. Page ll9 FLYS AND BANTAMS Sitting: J. Haley, R. Cowhey, J. Donlan, L. Willis. Standing: M. Dolan, Mgr., G. Weymer, P. Schertler, Coach Schmit, V. McGrath, J. Baily, R. Randolph, R. Berlini, Mgr., Missing: L. Mueller, T. Leider, D. Hart, D. Yarullo. Standing: J. McDermont, Mgr., J. Brown, P. McHugh, W. Gruendling, Coach Schmit, M. Ireland, J. Juaka, T. Barry, Mgr. Sitting: R. Dangelmaier, J. Kuntzelman, W. McNulty, J. Braun, J. Caulfield, J. Cummings. Missing: P. McKenna, J. Kadlecik. Under the watchful eye of Coach Pete Schmit, the Flys and Bantams were groomed to slip into the shoes of the graduating stars on the Lights and Heavies. The Flys ended the season with an eleven and six record. Coach Schmit said that the team might have won all their games but had some bad breaks, all the games they lost were by one or two points. The Bantams record was eight and nine and they did not lose one game by more than a few points. Page 120 CITY CHAMPS CELEBRATE Beautiful Tam O'Shanter Country Club was the scene of the St. George City Champs basketball banquet. The squad was honored in the distinctive style befitting the champions they truly are. Laudable speeches, given by outstanding spokesmen ofthe sports world extended praise and encouragement to these young athletes. The boys received handsome sweaters with emblems, and all agreed it was a wonderful evening. Page 121 SPEEDSTERS NOT DRAGlN Again this year, St. George's Cross Country and track team showed us why St. George is the School of Champions. The Cross Country Team led by Co-Captains John Ziseral, and Tony Cremerius have romped to decisive victories in most of their meets. The Track Team opened its season with a tremendous victory over Senn High and Amundsen and the way things look it will be this way all season. Coach Amidei feels his boys are among the best and all at St. George know he is right. Row Row Row Row Row Richard Kauth, Anthony Cremerius, Coach Amidei, John Zieserl, John Ladner. Richard Keller, Robert Kregan, Joseph Hruban, Robert Krause, Robert Meyers, Edward Weist, E. Edtord. John Aikman, William Isbell, Donald Ferlic, Robert Maleski, Robert Savegeau, Paul Wray, Rogil Rodgers. Dave Meyers, Mgr. Fred Hutchison, Paul Dittmer, Fred Knauf, Richard Nugent, Michael McCurran, Rene Shatteman, Mike Dolan, Mgr. Missing, Edward Shanahan, Edward Beisinger. Page 122 LET'S PLAY BALL With hopes riding high for a successful campaign the Dragons opened their baseball season, possessing both the spirit and determination of a winning team. Having the necessary potentialities both at the plate and in the field, all at school felt that under Coach H. Kokosinski the Dragons should hold their own in league competition. Returning lettermen on the team include Jerry Bohn, Bob Schultz, Bruce Raia, Jim Becchetti, Herb Hanson, Babe Bregenzer and Don Panicko. These boys give the squad the necessary depth needed. Row 1: Dick Ward, Mgr., Russel Hopkins, Leroy Endre, Gerald Swift, Steve Mayian. Row 2: Donald Puuidio, Donald Kluiden, Walter Wilkalis, George Pacheco, Bert Toomey, Tom Tausche, Ken King, Jim Niostyn. Row 3: Jim Hannon, Tony Cook, Bob. Schultz, Coach H. Kokosinski, Gerald Bohn, Bruce Raia, Jim Becchetti, Herb Hansen. Missing, Al. Kiley. Page 123 MERMEN CHRONCILE M . First row-left to right: R. Kaiser, F. Pischke, J. Cushing D. Clark, J. Murray, B. Montbriand D. Micaletti, P. Waters, J. Haywood. Second row-left to right: Brother Alfred, B. Linson, L. Guenther J. Sbarbaro, R. Shimon, E. Varmes G. May, B. Gavin, E. Kaiser, J. Herdrich J. Bock-Mgr., Brother J. Joseph. The Senior and Junior Swimming teams launched another satisfactory season despite iniuries and losses of needed men during the season. The Senior team with Ed Kaiser and Jerry Herdrich as capable co-captains, showed top form and made the team a contender in the city meet. The Junior team rallied around four sophomores: Leo Guenther, George May, John Murray, and Jerry Haywood. Although lacking experience, they showed spirit and determination like no other team St. George has ever seen. Page 124 PARS, BIRDIES AND EAGLES loft side-Seniors. lst Row, loft to Right: Jim Pink, Don Renier, John Ferrie, Dick Martin, 2nd Row: Don Phillippi, John Cotter, Tom Salyards, 3rd Row: Mr. Smith, Len Baiork, Joe Kadlecik, Dick Druding, Ed Kaiser The Golf Team got into full swing this seasonby Ignatius. Mr. Robert Smith, coach of this year's team, thi ef -sv Right side-Juniors. 'Ist Row, left to Right: Bill DeGryse, Bill Hanes, Larry Battistillo, Dare Trout, Mike McDermott, 2nd Row: Harold Schumacher, Al Wieczorek, Bob Fieberg, Dick Belmont, 3rd Row: Frank Schoen- inger, Frank Moosburger, Don Erabach, Martin lenzini, 4th Row: John Meersman, James Bong, Dick Kaiser. successive victories over Lake Forest, Loyola and St. nks his boys are definitely championship caliber and predicts another winning year for both Senior and Junior teams on the links. Page l 25 NTRAMURALS DISPLAY ROOM COMPETITION In a recent poll, by far the favorite period of every student at St. George is the lunch period. The one thing most boys look forward to during this period is the intramural games that take place. Whether it be a close game of football or baseball played in the fresh air outside, or a hard-fought game on the basketball courts, intramurals still offers that one chance for every boy to take part in some activity, be he an athlete or not. During these games, much of the pep and steam that has been building up in the students is released, and a little relaxation from the books is offered. Bu: whether the fellows that actually participate in the sport find a chance to relax is doubtful, looking at the picture on this page. Here we have pictured a typical game, featuring Advisories 202 and IO. This year, St. George sent their intramural champions against Loycla to meet the best that school could offer. As it was, it wasn't enough, as St. George triumphed with three wins and one loss. Senior IO6, Junior 2Ol, and Sophomore lO3, won their games, while Freshman lOl suffered the only Dragon loss. Page 126 Q V 'A A R5 1 af 9' 4 1 x 1 1 -'A K 1 y 1 J4 V, s ,, . 3. - ,-v s'f f 'f Q J , ' J R X . 19 -'F . . Y' M . Q4- ,f hah. 1 1. ' , , . ' .. , . 3 G L H if K -A 5 Q, X 3' wa WX 'nf A, . Q, x ' x ix N x 4, 1 . , y f Q ,f ,A . I Q, un- h Q-fjig?.,1g' .,... as 5 ' . Q .VL 4-ex 'Vt NMQ! The annual St. George Football Banquet for l952 was another grand success. The North Section Champs were honored with a 'feast Ht for royalty. A wonderful dinner was served the team, their parents and guests in the gym by mem- bers of the Father's Club who put plenty of time into the entire aftair. The entire production was under the supervision of Mr. Art Wales. Many top-notch speeches were heard. K GRlDDER'S CONQUER SIRLOIN Page I28 n W Jr 'digs 641333 1 n X 3? QQ N , V! af I ,' kv .fx if SP n I' 9 i .I - xr-'G W Fi M YJ. Y 'T r ,, mf' Y I' . 4, X Q 4 N jj I P , . L' 1 K- 31 XJ' , I .- , ' 1 ' 1 Q A J ,N A V Q -,4 . , ' , :3,,.,L..,, '. gr . -. KJ , X f' : 1 A . ' 4 .' ' .Hz l X.. .. x ' f A J ,- X ' . fr, 1 ,. X m' ' ix A V , Q o U ., R I 4 A. - Y', , CH 5' ' 9 J Ji ,1- .P PLIYI . no I - fx A , ' W' 15393 L 'W ' N uqr 1-- ' ' ' -' ' ' 1 --1 , - 'A 'fl' 'IR ,15aQ15'f1'ci-ss. ,gi A '1 V-9 U10 ' 1 ,. ' 7' ', V V. - f .1. 5m -.- ' A . 0 . K, 4 - .F V. ' .' 1' 1 g, . 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