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

Text from Pages 1 - 154 of the 1956 volume:

Arms for an Afomlc Age VT we Georgian 7 95 6 Arms for an Atomic Age EDITOR-IN-CHIEF JOSEPH BRENNAN ASSOCIATE EDITORS JEROME CUSI-IING ROBERT MARLIN GEORGE HENDERSON MICHAEL MCTEAGUE iffw X '. Za - 1 N ,,,- pf! 1, ff jf f X f f 1 , ,1 . 'V I '5' u ,n M' 1, YP- , w ,, . , . , , .QA Q 1 5 L '11 0- in f 1 4 ' iflr., . ' . ':.:'9'1v 2 I g A ' ff .:2:ffi ,, 'Wt ' .ig . ms 4 'Z . , .' f 1 2 ,' '1 - fa, 4-.g L, . ' ,- L.. 1 L:-f ' 1' 'EQ' .H+ 'j N, .E.:lf'fQ3,1-fad -'wa R ,,.v un , 2 ...tiers 5 ' Y s iff!! fi -. . if K I , Qi QQLM4 fy., . c is-w , ,, 3 fig V . , ,ge 754 ' fit ff: , hx Inf, it ,,' ., ,sn .. '-'V . ,JE , Q, . 11 1' X' iw: 1 -ff' If 'Nw' :aww ' . 1' .11 avi? f 'rg H 1 , S-L, T ang k ,,.r,-. 4 .Mm . N,zi:'f 'A '6 ,M ff -LGT ' x 194 ' M,,.4 5, , ,, uddf X-X kr.. .,:,g .rj .V Lv, - 1 A .X , ,, -. JSR .Qrx ?Z'5i'i-if.. D.. .u,g,. , , jx X, A-.-,L v- ff-N . .- -f . J.-, N x4 ---- 'Ns .gig W f. . Arms for an Atomic Age J-4lfA 101, It IS expected of a man that he combat ev1l 1n every way pos slble For th1s reason God supphes man vuth the most anclent of weapons the sword of v1rtue natural and supernatural Well IS lt known that no man can wleld h1s sword w1thout the knowledge of the full use of th1s weapon In answer to man s want the Chrlstlan Brothers were founded to g1V9 boys th1s knowledge Our school under the d1rect1on of these Brothers becomes a tra1n mg center for the modern kn1ght learnlng to fight the present hordes of ev1l accord1ng to chang1ng tlmes and changlng methods In our book we w1ll show some of the qual1t1es that are blended together to form the sword used by the modern kn1ght 1n lead1ng the good l1fe We w1ll watdm these qual1t1es bemg developed shaped and finally tested as the sword 1S read1ed for use on the field of battle Unllke other swords the sword of the sp1r1t 1S not one that ta1n1shes w1th age no1 IS the kn1ght of Salnt George one that g1OWS weak w1th passmg years but 1athe1 the kn1ght and h1s sword are welded togethex to form an lndornxtable for ce to overcome the ev1ls of ou1 age and to become a champ1on who w1ll properly use the blesslngs of our tlmes O ll , n u nr a e un L ou . . . fLe dwarf! of fd? 4,111-lf. . . . . . 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The Brothers and laymen who are our teachers have successfully met that challenge. Their manifest Faith in God has given us confi- dence in their direction, and has strengthened our own Faith so that we, too, can meet the every-day demands of Christian living. 9 c D' vc:- ,f7 Brother Maurice. FSC. lleftb has entleareml himself to scores of homes by his early-to-rise policies. Devoted to his work. he gives us his full attentionf-which can prove annoying to those intent on going their own merry way. -fi an Brother Juclc Alovsius, FSF, has been Principal for the past four years. liver interested in our stuclent affairs. he is also active on the professional level. being' President of the Vatholic Principals' Association. Brother Stephen, FSC. fright! has been As- sistant Principal for two years. The fact that the school program goes along' smoothly is proof enough of his quiet and efficient management. Brother Timothy. FSC. has he- vonie knoivii to most of us through his activities as the fiuirlance Ili- rector. Ile has iiC'liLlkilllIt'4l us with tests in every phase ol' oui sclirml- ing. lt' we are not succ-essl'i1l, it xxorft lie from lan-it ot' attontif n rn When one walks into the business office, he is met by three pleasant smiles belonging to our wonderful office staff. Mrs. Carleton Healy, our receptionist, takes per- sonal interest in every student at St. George. Mrs. Emily Wynn, our registrar, meticulously keeps the personal data of the students here at school. Mrs. John Newton, our hookket-per, along: with the other ladies, acts as an olllcial hostess for St. George social events. 41 zede guifdlerd of W in Jfidi 1 L ' mimi i,, X 1.1 A 1 iti 1 Q if UIX ll 71 M en 3113 IM 'li Ami ivi. Tiwicii, Viwss fwiiri,i'y. Hunt' '-'wht Hzislw-ti' li winch 'xiii axis-i in -r ii' -if Iiiisinz-ss Law -ind Ani ii in His- t sum s L-orituiit, cvvn withwut itis usual I I 'A fliitstaiiiding' Athlctiv Ilii'uctm- and Hvad Ftrflllillll cuzicli, Mr. Max Iiuinull, shows Lis that sniilv whivh has inspiiwd many ai St. fit-mimi mam. Nlzxlliviiizitics tvzxrlivi' and thi' drixwii wi' Kilwiivicw hiis, Mi: Ililziry Kukm-iiiski has give-ii his students gfomi cxaniplc as un wuts standiiigg' Catholic laynian. As the Swimming' L-dacli. J.V. ffmthall mac-li, and Physical Education teacher. Mi. Charles Levandowski has won renown as an outstanding: leader and huildui' ot' men. An avid hclivvvi' in variety in thi- tl'2ilNUb ni' his ggyni clusvs. Mix Fliilih Muf'rui'iiiac'k, Pliysival liduczitiim tuaclie-i' and Assistant Fuothzill 1-ozic'h, is well likcd aiiioiig' thu luwui' clzissinori to wh-mi he tn-zlvhus histiiiy. Sophoiiicwc I-Inglish tez1c'hci'. Mi: Jnhn Hein- hart, assists students on tht- sti'aig'ht and iizxiiow alley as moderatoi' of the Bwwliml tc-anis. lbistiiigiiishirigg hinisvll' as Huad Buslwthail cmivh und lfouthzill limi cuziuli. Mi. IH-ti-1' Suhmit zilsu lvnds his zihilitvs to tht' i-lass- iwiiii as an licmiuiiiivs insti'u1'tui'. 7 i Ex -.-X M1 Q foo 7 7 Our dieticians Katherine, Mary , , and Helen provide us with substan- tial meals. Their sincere interest in us is evidenced by the time they devote to their duties. ,ggpi-I cwe cl .glare in Baffin? en Our dances and other social events are made more pleasant by the men who preside at the door. Sgrt. Fred liiehler of the Evanston Po- lice Department, Jchn Remaek, George Ludwig, and Willie VVilt- een have contributed their services to our students fer many years. Henry Hermes, the tifth member of the group, was elsewhere when the picture was taken The maintenance staff have a real problem keeping' the building' in good condition while it is being.: used hy twelve hundred and titty of us. Gordon, lid, Mike, Bob. and Charlie have long: since learned to expect anything. and then to re- pair itl 13 ,1 Mx L 1 'lf QS?-'iw 'V Q 'Q ' ijt if ,, fy: Y., Amp, ,Q fa, in -4 , ,pw Q 1l1.. af ,I ,- , A 4.4 ,Q 1 'I wx Aw ,ff f y 1 3 f 'Q P55'gv5 5 Y: pf 7' ' , 1:'.,+'f , 4 if '7Vf'v4f' X ' .Q WW f, , , A ,V .1 - -.gg av -. .- Y-M , ff: ' ' ,iff , ,' Q. C ' 1 w.. -.r-4 Nev gl f J, Jin 2 M f,,,,, 5' v,f ...si ,, ,, V, I 'Y H A Z? Q Q 'Q guy 3 .- ,M V i ,gh ,w.4.4agvw.,,,fv .I 1 V, ..,,..7. N J,-1.5-M',.f .. 2 ' , Qt ik ,,,. ,. f , -' K ,ay , Wllnldk -.I A dl 3 1 -rf, .iq an 2 . J 'JR N f , 'tg 3 93 sl 1' A I 5' k 4 I J z V, ii P' .fdcliuifiea What was it that every knight desired in life if not success in his efforts and salvation of his soul? He knew that salvation and success were mere vagaries if he did not persevere in his efforts: If it is worth doing, it is worth doing well! This axiom was the press- ing motive which prompted the knight's attitude of industry and enabled him to achieve his goal-knighthood, the epitome of virtue. Through diligence in our studies, We assure ourselves of a suc- cessful high school career while cultivating a habit which will serve as a force to direct our efforts towards God. The modern knight's ideal of being an influence for good is learned and practiced in our school work. Persistent effort now will give us the strength of char- acter needed in our adult life. Thus we learn that our task in the world need not be-probably will not be-something extraordinary. It is in doing ordinary things extraordinarily well that our souls are saved. 15 Yi, ko Left: An aspiring: ciigincc-i' of ilu- atoniii- age. Julian Abraham explains tp tha- ti'i15pnmiivti'y class the rliagiani on thi- lilac-klioaril. as Brotlici' J. Peter stanils by 11-ally In verify his explanation. li'a Blayian lenrls a critical 6811 mslte page. left: Hull Allie. vlviiy Witt- sim-lx. anil tim-nv lm .lviinv sqiii-1-zing' in an l'2il'lj' iiiwiiiiiip' in-viux' iii' tlivii' alui-liizi xvlilln- xxzxiliiigl In! l3l'iiIl1v1'Iri min-11 ilu-ii zulvisfwy. Opposite page. right: Vliiiclg Wasliiiigtmi ailils a fmx' ggranis of smliiini nitrau- wliilu lion Julinspn and Paul Iialm-iilen watch fm' the reaction. Tum Hiclianls is ll'IIL'l'L'SIL'll, but from a flistanu-. ML Weed! Wnafll ana! .Stience l 1 ' .u WN! I Xrlial' Lfhui' Y fum' V' 7.174-ff,Y'n'i ,Af ' may I , W f -W 'K , x . A , 5 s T YY' 3 -i,,x1xX 3 A A4 1 RCRA E lg if ' 1 N ,if fx, . V 3 I Q Q ,I I 'Q f X i Q aj, lags? , j X. 1? 3' N ,ss V N ' i x 4 , Q.. ., ,x.--Q hX fa , if .5 , s 1, ,f 9.159 Q41 5:2-N 3-15.5 .Z .!6l0lU Cin. up left: Hike Smell. watvlws .-Xl Kwe-rrial-. as he explains to Bill l'arroll and l re1r l'.lS0lll2Ul some uf the g'rzm1leurs wt lhmmn antiquity. Holtnnm. left: Larry Gillarlle examines .1 elmunk ut' coal l-l'Ulll Bricley NIurpl1y's tire- plaee. Bob Meiiivern and Pat Blullady vaxsually observe the fossils as the re- muimler ol' the sm-iuloygy elznss study the lmeg'innim,5s of sm-iety. Tlueimf the journeys of the first :Xllll'J2iS- samlor of Peace to Israel helps Sam Palumbo and Vharley Barulli visualize the events in f'l1rist's life, wl1iel1 our juniors study in Heligfion c-lass. 5 ,-,4f YV f 'W B 3 J , I Q ,fu V A if .,. 4 J H L .ima I , nb xi 'Y to gg E ,f 1 f- f I I f Q 51 1 X. Q' it ' 9 6 7 . t Q , , s I nm -. .f X 'Q .fdoluiborg I0 Bottom row: Robert Allie. Dennis Domark. Donald Marubio. Stephen Gronemeyer, Andre Silvio, Kurt Rink. William Fields. Second row: Herbert Edmunds, William Wil- kens, John Cushing, Carl lsonhart. Robert Stan-khouse, John Rurzik. Third row: Vharles Parsons, Robert Tufo, Maurice Collins, James llic-key. Ronald Olivarez, Peter Mellanamon, Frank Koob. Fourth row: Charles Andrus. Richard Walsh, Robert Sassorossi. Ronald Genenz. Kevin Murphy. Michael l'leck. Thomas Kilfoyle. Top ross: fllivhael Parton. Norbert Kaiser. David Fuller. Joseph Sehray, James Bert VVilliam llainke. VValter Krueger. fllieliae Lynch. Boys missing from picture: Jerome Ford, lloward ldintx, Axel Stronilme, William Yarns, l'ziul llrelimer. i as s., T' 5 ex r i 1 fo- sv Q- .- 1 .f4c!ui50rg 204 Bottom ron: Thomas lk- Yogfelaar, Jerome Ilulski, l'lLl'L1'L'l'lL' Vigil, Daniel Mc' llugrh, llaymonil Flooil, lirm-st I'ieti'owiak, lill- waiwl Horejs. Second ron: John 0'l'lzn'i'ell, Martin t'zn'm-y, Norman Klux-ller. Arc'hihal1l tiullz1g'liei', l,zuvi'4-nee Hennessy, lluniel liotlilmziiit-i'. Third ron: Gerald llulmerlieinpt-, l,awl'em'e Amiilei. liic'liz1i'rl Kliinplie, Hicliaiwl Tohin. Iiaviil l,atl'e1'ty, William Reilly, Jzunes Stuwart, Raymond Hoyil. Fourth row: John lirwin, James SClll'Ut'tlL'l', Ernest Vl'itte, llonalml Boehmer, l'lic'liz1rrl Selina-ifler, John VVatson, Joseph Blain-wslxi. Top row: Michael Johnson, John Stan-rli, John .fell I tlziiwey, Thomas Vlzirli. James llc' Vzihv. Standlnff l'aYf'1'U'l f',,Amldvlg S John Pahlman. Peter llama. Pzxti'im'k Shan- -lfllllvi ML' fahv. X iw-l ri-siele non. Hops niissing' from picture: Janies Anrlrus, llillllbl Jleyt-rs. 2 4 i ti l't'I2il X Seated: John U'Fa1'i'c'll, l'1't-siilent: Jo flu rvey, Treae Lll'1'l' lirotliei l., Thomas. .g- -...Q .xdciuidorg 206 Bottom row: Edward Graf, Matthew Mayer, John Nicklas, Lencioni, Richard Kirchner, Michael O'IVIalley. Second row: VVade Prosser, John Roelle, Joseph VValdau, Kelling, Michael Perek. Third row: Marzio Piaprentini, Joseph Krofi. Donald Jagrmin, Hayes. Fourth row: Oliver Temple, Dale Snavely, Paul Pavletich, Schurr, John Loutsch, Richard Bledsoe. 47 Gerald Moran, Richard Thomas Frey, Michael Richard B1'iy,ry,:s. Robert Charles Schmitt, James Top row: Timothy Guiheen, Donald Baltz, John Holland, William Byrne, John Yeatch, Thomas Fischer. Philip Maprer, Edward Couch. Boys missing from picture: Donald Tolba, Richard Stanton. 5 Standing: Philip Blalicr, Vice-l'im-simlentg John Holland, Sut.-at-airnf: John Nicklas, Secretary. Seated: John Ycatcli. Vresitlent. Standing: lirotlivr I.. llzxniclg Vliarles Schmitt. 'Tl't'2iblll't'l. S .xgciviziorg 212 Bottom row: Fred Austin, Ronald Richter. Garry Glowienke, Michael Curtin, Donald Bell, Patrick Gaynor, Caesar Fontana. Second row: Richard Clesen, Howard Braun, Ronald Stolpa, Norman Jungrmann, VVilliam Carroll, Robert Burke, Walter Tragfars, George Sehrank. Third row: Michael Stack, James Walsh, Rob- ert Sanhamel, Edward Muno, Jerome Koehler, Robert Falk, William Minniek. Michael Moorhead. Fourth row: John Imber, James Iboessel, John Kenny, Patrick Sherman, Carl Tozer, Thomas Parenteau, Hubert I,ang:er. Top row: Robert Pinnell, Thomas I.illig', lid- ward U'Keef'Ye, Fred liiseman, John lluuo, Frank Herbie, Patriek McKenna, John Hagfnell. Boys missing from picture: Timothy Kelly. James Marti, David Janiteh. ' fc, Q Y' .os ix! .xdclvifiorg 303 Bottom row: James Ollmann, Allen Korenjak, Robert Nemec, Donald Verdon, George Gabauer, Sean Kilgrallon, James Gibbons. Second ron: Samuel Burrows, Thomas Hansen, William llruflzien, John Hiekey, Frederick Rohrer. Third row: VYilliam VValsh, Greyrory May, iiichartl Frank, Paul Finaniore, .lanies Keeney, Hayes Brennan. Fourth ron: Thomas Egan, Thomas Monticello, Thomas Sehillinger. Carl Simmons. Francis Doran, Laurence Lea, Theodore Bjorn. Top row: C'ai'l Springfer, Dominic Caruso. Darryl Peters, Vincent Paschke. Alfred Polenzani, Paul Suttin, Mivhael St-hreiher. f. ' -Q .Xllt-ii Korvrlizilt. Sul.-ut-u1'iiis 'l'hon1as Seliilliiigex. Yin--I'1'esi4lvrit Kim-ent I':isvlilte. l'rt-siflt-nt St-an Kiluzillozi. 'l'rt-usuit-1' Nliuhael Sl'lllt'llbt'l'. Set-11-tz11'y Inset: lnother .loseylli .-X.. Atlxlsw ejregi man egnferefif id ncouraginq Bottom. left: Putting' proper emphasis on studies, Dave Finn. Mike Schreiber, and Charles Andrus study maps in World History. The longest walk in the world is from the north field to the cafeteria, especially on an emptyl 'Tr stomach. Anyway, this is the most popular period of the day . They walk because the prefect is prob- ably just out of iange of the camera. Everybody at school takes an interest in the ac- complishments of their classmates. Dave liogoclzi- ski. Kev Murphy, and Dick VValsh admire the medals won by students in mterschool competiticn. Intramurals are important social events for the freshman advisories, and to be champs--I Advisory 203 proudly watches as Tom Tiano, Charles Mueller, and Bill U'IJonnell display the banner won for this SU2iSOI'l. x WVSH 9,4 MMNURM is mms? ' 1 Qs -71, Q 4- 4... .SZPAOMW 101 qi. v .1 First ron: Robert Vhadwick, Gerald Miller, Edward Dc-Yaney. George Kleeman. Ronald Feigzn, Michael McDonald, Ronald French. Second row: Richard Stailcy, Dennis Breit, John Hierta, Thomas Vorcoran. James Ralston, John Kunzer. Third row: John twarmichael, David Plummer, Daniel Grossmann, John Hudson, Walter Hanson, Gregory Wagner. Fourth row: Douglas Hynds, Charles Berthold, Raymond NVimherly. Thomas Kearny Lawrence Pierron, Robert Alexander, Michael Sadlicki. Fifth row: Thomas I.eJeune, James l-Iiden, Richard Huck, James Meagher, 'l'li'ni:a-V Lyons, Richard Tanner, Richard O'Donnell, Robert Baker. Missing from picture: Jerome Austin, John Dunford, Michael Greene. Paul Ilerni: 'lhomas Lyons. X ice-l'i'esidt-nt: tlreg wry Wagner, l'resident: Richard Stai ley. Sgt.-atrariiisg ticrald Miller, 91-cietal'y1 lirotlier Allnerti lfdward IMAX aney. 'l rezisurei 5 30 ,- 1,7 O .fdvlvworg 201 Bottom ron: Robert BIC.-xl'tllLll' Ravmonfl Belz v . - Frederick Lauriente, James Aufman. Henry Hoban, Hieharci Soprych. Ric-liarcl Havana. Second ron: John Fleish. John McTernan Iiaymonrl King, Andrew Gomhar, Alec Hrust, f'larenc'e Krusinski, Victor Faraci. Third row: Matthew Canning, James Donovan, Stephen Huck, Iiicharml Mikulski, Vharles Zaph, Peter Gorclan, Yinc-ent Vonway, Darrell Yoitik. Fourth row: Daniel Hartnett. Thomas lioelle, Michael Lukachik. Kenneth Brady. Iiavifl Tomehek. Anthony Nuveio, Joseph Geisel. Top ron: Joseph XYhite, John llavies, Toby Vuttler, James Petrillo, Thomas Shanahan, Robert Schell. William Schenk. Robert Swanson. Kenneth Iiraily, St-ure Thomas Roelle, Treasl ll't'l' lloln-rt llc.-X 1 th ur, l'resi1lent Alev lil'LlSl. llelegrate l'il'1Jllll'l' K1-Vin. .'x4lVl5lVJl IZXVY 'T 'z 7 1 A li .fiafuidorg 217 Bottom row: Robert Meehan, Thomas Fhris- tian, William Griessingrer. David Hebson. Gregory Banser. Thomas Nelson, James Devlin. Second ron: Raymond Ibison, James Olis. Richard Taylor, Joseph Saelens, Gerald Hs-hm, Michael Kelly, Vl'illiam f'oreoran. Philip Shea. Third row: Gerald llapp, VVilliam MacDonald. W'ayne Marshal, J. Dennis VVhittin, VVilliam Ross, Theodore Sinclermann, liohert Huss- uher, Timothy Gihney, Roger Walker. Fourth row: William Popp, William Gerard. William Dunn, Michael lVlurray, Daniel Frisby, John Mellililie. Thomas Feller. Top ron: John Brennan, Gilbert Kleist, .lames Miller, Paul Hoffman, Paul Schmidt, Thomas Lentzen, James Yancly, Rirharfl Stefan. ,fl Neated 1 1 ul X uiiax ll Q alcl P Suiatii N mding Hiothei Hcnix 'N nhut -Ml xisei Tiom is 1 listi in SLt at aim L aid T xloi xii Ll Tluurii ncumm X L P iran .fdcfuiriorg 307 Bottom row: David Arnolde, John Brueck, John Gollogly, Charles Snyder, William Tolva, William Kasinak, Robert Pelzer. Second row: Philip Lollolce, John Moosbrugf- pier, Lawrence lihardt, Milton Cully, James Gass, James Koncn, VVilliam Kennedy. Third row: John Mc.-Xndrews, VVilliam Haas, Gary Yonaites, Jerome Rzymski, Robert Vlach, Richard Follins. Fourth Row: Ronald Tilschner, Paul Preuss, Joseph Sassorossi, Anthony Bongiorno, William l,aPlant, David Rizzo, Rudolph Waesche. Top row: George Moser. James llonahoe. James Fischer, James Hickey, John Houri- hane, John Nilson. Theodore Meyer, Vincent Vameron. Boys missing from picture: l-Immett 0'Boylc, Philip Lytle, Paul XVeimeskirch. Q-r S c , lv .AJUi150l g 3 IO Bottom row: Thomas Zahnen. I-liehard Tivy, Terrence 314-Andrews, James Vogfenthaler, Daniel Manning. lidwaiwi King, Robert Fitzsintmcns. Second row: Joseph I eti'anclo, James Hippeit. .lames Hoyle, Thomas lloylancl. lloggei Gavin, Donald BIeKillf,p, Donald flillllli-l0Y'l. Third ron: Dennis Norion. Tlionias lVeiss. Roger Clark, Philip liklirzlni, Tliunias Mik- ulina, Gordon Morfiini, Joseph Springger. Jnlin Haley. Forrlh row: Tlionias Swimllylg. fiiliiert Hansen. John Sullivan, Holwert Kraus, .losepli llart- mann, Michael Scliwallvavli. .lolin I.unn. Top ron: limlwzxrwl llyan. l ranl4 Solml, lleoi'g'e .l'ZlK'ili, Yeviimi Iixiimier. William liulw, . . - I-Il'-r l 'An 4.1-urge lonstalvle, Mivliael Lorenz. Hay- mud li kid ' Mtutdl' 'Mill llffww- Tlionias Blikulina, im--ifimiil-m Haynionrl Lauer, I,l'l'Slll0llt Thomas XYL-iss. Treasllrei' Brotliei' .I. Stephen 38 3 4 0,915 Ll! ? CLIIC C J fi E 94 -f , 4,31 fd 3 Q-Q 43, ... wifi Norman Jagfier, Vouncil l't'Ul't'4t'llt- ativeg Dennis VK'irth: Peter Nlihaljov. Spit.-at-arnisg Robert Lainbert, Vice- l'rt-siilentg Don l.und. Council repre- sentative: l.awrence Seklecki, Secre- tary: Brother .l. Bernard: Vl'alter Raer. President .!40!ui50ry 109 Wand 4 liottom row: Gerald Palchek, Peter Mihaljov, Bradley Baggarly, Lawrence Seklecki Michael Harrity, Donald Terry, William Parman Second row: William Hitzmann, Gerald Goggin, Donald l,atta, Donald Lund, David Schenk, Paul Budinger. Third row: Raymond I,eJeune. Peter Marino Michael Richards, Norman Jagier, Robert Bosshart, Patrick Kerrigran, Albert Fernstrom Fourth row: Carl Nagle, Anthony Dolan, John Ofenloch, Robert Lambert, Charl Meilinty, Walter Baer. Fifth row: Bert Schroeder, Joseph Tozer, Henry Orth, James Barrett, .lohn Callaqlian Thomas Burger, James Spizzirri, James Fitzgerald 5.- L. 40 lin hony Dunlea, Vice-President Pt ell George, Secretary John Lllman, President Stephen llerena, Treasurer r other J. Peter E? Q 7 4.4 j l .xdoluidory 205 Bottom row: J. Patrick Flinn, Guy Hogan, Lester Regione, Franc-is Mazzone, John Ilitzeinan, Franeis Warezak, Joseph Nieosia. Second row: Stephen Blerena, Robert Kennedy. Russell George, Edward Rubkey. Michael Pfister, David XVeidner, Douglas Slye, Fliarles Barutli. Third ron: Dennis Rleser. Robert Hutchings, James Hackett, Gerald llamiltc n, Dieter St-hmirl, Donald I'aluml1o. Fourth row: Leland Marks, Daniel Pribilski. Raymond McNamara, Richard Davis, Alois Lang, Robert Johnson, Kenneth Bute. Top ron: Anthonv Dunlea, John lfllnian. Edward Koh. Joseph Farr. John Leathers, Dennis MeDonoue'h, John White, Robert Quinn. Boys missing from picture: Donald Symusiak. Philip Girard. .iymo 3 Q ' iar ,o ini: . 'icc- o 's scz 4' ', 'lsix c . VJ I MJ 64 2 3 L EXW! , .X4JUi:i0l y Bottom row: Frank Mayer, John Hahn Honrv Bartsch Dennis Nt-fcldt Michael Richardson, Robert Ulbrich, James Wells Second row: Thomas Buscarini, David Hill, James VVallquist, Edward Kempf, Peter Ginnelly, Frank Saitta, John Dover Richard Melchei Third row: John McDonald, Thomas Powers Thomas Hcalv William I.aVcllc Richard Schulz, Raymond Feltes, Ross Schliesmann Fourth row: Francis Morelli, Joseph Svadlenka, Edward Fennellv, YValter Brietzke Stuart Fleck, Robert Hudson Robert Rahlfs Top row: William Dreiling, Stanley Anderson George Pfatf, Jax' York, Emmett Jcffei James Slominski, Donald Davis Edward Knauss Boys missing from picture: Walter Bcigen Richaid Iohman 5 r s ,.'- 'z'.'3 'o c'. '-sim' 3 I war 'cnnv T cas- F 44 Q.: n 5 1' , if f 'LT' Jdalvfwg 312 Bottom row: Edward Horan, Stephen Murray, Alan Babboni, David Schneider, Ronald May, VVilliam Weldon, Robert Carlson. Second row: Thomas Higgins, Joseph Lison, Thomas Burns, Patrick Kissane, John McDonald, George Maier. Third row: Robert Amato, Frederick Aune, Paul Fee, Flement Meier, Richard Farrell, Ramsey Strother. Fourth row: James Geisheeker, William Hayes, Martin Braun, Robert f'ornog', Anthony Posedel, Ronald Paiser, George Scherzer. Top row: Daniel Foley, Marion Groberski, Mathias Pierre, Richard Dorgan, William l'Inrig'ht, Thomas Ure, Edward Schultz, Dennis Petrie. Boys missing from picture: Dennis Wirth, Peter Dalenbergf, Thomas Vherry. Alan llabboni, Vice-President Ronald Paiser, Se't.-at-arms Paul Fee, Treasurer Robert Fornogr, Secretary William Hayes. President Brother H. Peter. Advisor , swf its uniord Olga an Otlicers of the Junior Department meet with Brother Philip. Dean of Men at St. Marys Follege, Wincna. Left to right: Bill Wynn, President: .lim Wallquist. Vice- President: John McDonald. Secretary: Don Lund, Treas- urer: Norm Jagfier, Sgt.-at-Arms. Joe Loyacono, speaker for the day, receives a few con- structive criticisms from Frank Mayer in Speech class. Proving the itnerest they have in school activities, the juniors on the basketball team run the gamut of expres- sions during a game: Bauer, Maas. Piacenza, Molendi, Carr, Harrs, Wynn, Merkel. and Sloninski. ydcfiue, .giluaboua ik 'J H644 J Petr- 3IL'f42ll'thY. SL'lJl't'kL'L'Dl'l', look nn in amazement as Acivis on 10 I1'0Llll1'0S A11vism'y 1115. +OK!fc1 11521 tux!! IR-tv Klihzlljm' ends up with t'u1'U I' fm-vt nt' ribbon he vzm't put inn, thy xmwhlnv. Iimthex- Nm-hm-r'1 stam by FU that the same thing' nioesn huppcn tu Bill Hays-s. the fiom' of Marywood Iiakcry dm mg: the zmuual shcwlg-ss shuffhz Tum I'uWv1's has 21 sa-at rigght at 4 Q-. bf.: N 2 Max? f 'i3Q?4vk1f AZTQQ. R 'Whmr -qv. 'hh- .gg ill. vu-5555 - . --- Gam .xdcfiuifiezi Respect for friends and enemies was a necessary part of the for- mation of a knight. It is important that this noble quality be properly cultivated in our present-day youth. Respect for others and their opinions must be inculcated in high school before the formation of true character is completed. Through the close association with one another in our activities around school, a proper Christian attitude towards one another in opinions, judgments, and actions is developed. This attitude con- sists, of course, in seeing Christ in our fellow men, as did the knights of old. For this reason then, we enter the world with a Christian respect for others, and we ourselves can command respect. At a time when the barriers of language have been leveled so that men may meet to control nuclear power, it would seem a necessity to have this mutual respect. It can hardly be achieved in interna- tional affairs if it is not operative in our personal lives. 51 I ,. , .. , A ,, N, . Q. A , H Awa- 5 1i.,,1 ZS-1-1 59' 3 l CLg0l'l 4EQLCLfQl f5 JQUJOIO Brother Richard gives with a few extemporaneous remarks concerning.: the delivery teehnique of a dehatel' to Greg' VVae'ner, Paul Hoernig, Hill Hand, and lion llc-rhert. Jim Laulex is outnumbeled in his debate bx a 4 to 1 count and he xeems to be iesignmgz himaelf to the points blought out bx the Joxial fOlC6S of Xince Cameion Beinie YN agnei Jerry lchm and Biothcl louis Thu xcai S clcbxtc team had a xcix Nuccewful scason clue to thc ictuin of mam actixiticx, in which thc mcmhcix cngagccl such as the St la Sallc Sxmpcmum and thc t Schola tica Spccch Futixal G Olgllllx al o cllcl well in lcmicxcn ng. u at ic St Nlaix w follcfc Spccch fonts t in Winona Nlinncsota Do C Y. 1 1 . ' . ' ' v -, tv J , . L , . '. . , . .. ., J.. ,Z 1 1 V,--S A.,A. , .A . . V of last year's members. Part of the success can be attributed to the other speech - x - 1 1 ,Hi 'lvl - . .4 1 1: - x ' ij' . S. - 'e 'fa ' ' A '-y'1i'Xti tl! 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Y , EE ' , f ' Eiffel. 8 -, 4 1 2 , 5 f - 0 h L sf 'H 0 a5' r mf f Hb-5,7 f ' if 33 El 55' E 3' hm 'fL1i' f 5 WR my f 4 Q 5255 N , 1 Wifi s ,gf f ,f , fi?- THE lDl?3G9lGCQllR'.I Published monthly during the school year under the patronage of the Immaculate Heart of Mary by and for the students of St George High School Evanston Illinois Member National Scholastic Press Association Columbia Scholastic Press Association C'SPA First Place Honor Rating 54 55 NSPA First Place Honor Rating 54 55 Editor in Chief George Giroux Managing Editor Iim Livingston Executive Editor Gordon Brunner News Editor Hon Herbert Start Bob Allie Dennis Byrne Ioe Carr lim Farrell Russ George Dick Gorham Bob Gwadz Torn Kearns Dennis Komac Frank Koob Iohn McCabe Torn Meehan Dave Plummer Daniel Pribilskx Bob U1 brich Don Weiss Feature Editor B111 Hand Assistant Bob Fieberg Staff Ed Bales Mike Carton Bill Carroll Roger Feulner George Henderson Bob Marlin Iohn McAuley Iohn Veatch Sports Editor Andy Betz Assistants. Bob Bellei, Greg Wagner Staff Vernon Brunner, Bob Cornog. Mike Curtin, Iirn Hickey, Iohn Kunzer, hm Law ler, Dino Natta, Gary Yonaites Photo Art Editor Kurt Wahle Assistants B111 Byrne, Walt Mair Staff Kurt Bergman, Lannie De Haxtre, Frank Doran, Mike Iohnson, Norbert Kai ser, Bill Kirsch, Ed Kob, Ed Komac. Iim Langworthy, Fidel Lopez, Ron Paiser, Mike Shipman, Ioe Svadlenka, Ron Tilsch- ner, Bill Wedeen. Make Up Editor: Dennis Yonaites Staff: William Bahnmaier, Allen Koreniak. Business Manager: Pat Mullady. Assistant: Marty Livingston Faculty Advisor: Brother L. Maurice, F.S.C. The Dragon '- U I - I I ' I . - - 1 I .7 1 Q. . . ' , Assistants: George Platt, Marty McGuire : I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I A I I 9 .ai Oufnagdfd IM! l CLl:5Q 43, 14' Jiagon ulitfi N 1 11x P111 Hdnrl 11111 liwing. ton ook on with Dennx Xonaitc and rx Bet 4 P n H11 1111 x 1 1 e 14111 fptidtiin Nlorlufitoi Piothu NIRLIIILL tx 411111111 11111 11111 u1t1 ,om 11 1 1 111111 11 411 o 1111 11 X I Kurt Xvklillt' explains to Steve Scliwegfel and H11 Koh the efforts of 21 5011111111- thios11lI'ate solution on the silver bromicle l'I1lLllSlUl'l of an exposed pl1otog'1'a1,l1if, plate. Huh? Opposite page: The identifying' mast- head of the finest high school newsniag- azine in the country. Editors Gordon Brunner and George Giroux watch the actual printing' of the Dragon along with Mr. Church. George Henderson, in looking over the work being' done. seems to enjoy one of Jerry C,'ushine s captions while Bob Marlin has designs of his own. Ted Hales is working' on an accurate tabulation of subscribers compiled by Bob Cjreean. who was out drumming up more trade when this picture was taken. Dennis Daleiden is pounding' out a few letters which form a few words which make sen- tences, which make par... And here's your lmookf GU In an effort to preserve a few of the wonderful moments spent at St. Georgie this past year. the Staff presents the 1956 Georgian. We truly hope the hook achieves its purpose. It will if during: the ensuing: years, it continues to be a source of pleasure for you. and helps you to re-eapture some of the joy of youth of your high school days. We will feel amply rewarded if we have assisted you in renewirw' 21l'flL12iiY!l2iY1C'Cf and re-living' happy times with those you have known. ll lg vw' 'll On a sunny day in spring' George Henderson and Mike xIC'TC2lLfLlQ take their turns as assistants for Lenny Novak, our photographer. Student photographer Kurt VYahle prepares one of his pictures for the yearhook. Kurt devotes full time to tht photography staff of the Dragon, but managed to do some of our work also. ZYBYM. ' ,E so ,xv 3, N XYith an air of casual et'rieien- cy, Joe Brennan, editor of the '56 Georfian. keeps his pencil written by the staff. he was furiously using: both ends, and not feeling: particularly casual. Those deadlines do creep up! sharpened at both ends. and hy the time this copy was being I9 -xi nigAf:5 in .f4cfi0n- jeorgian .gziefcl ..-- 1 br . Hvm'g'iziii Shim-hi Vhih Hriiu-is .Inv H4-iiriu-i'. Joi- Huh-y, .Iviry Viisliirigg, Qt :mil ,Xmiy Iii-lx t'0Ili'l'l' with thi-ii' Blmh-iutm' I4I'UIi1l'l' 'I'h+mizis qihuut thi- futiiii- zivtivitii-S 111' our si'imul's svrv- x im- ifiggziiiizzxtifiii. 1 2 xi I 'A' 1 Fidel Lopez and Joe Buiichei' ui'- 1'2iT1Ll'L' thu f'uliv1:v of the XVQL-k sw- tion im the bullvtin boar-ii in the main c'm'i'iihii'. This svrvice of the Ship-hi Vhih was of purticulai' iritcix-st tn thi- svriims whu piziiiiiwi In cuntimlc thi-ii uiiiivzitiuii iipmi giziiiiizitiimii fiwiiii high Sl'iilHFi. :lj jiwg I ? 1 3 ,-' 1 1 fa? M sf! ., ffw i . Vu ' L 7' ! Prvsicia-nt Tum He-1-hzui, Xiu'-I'1'w11i4'Iit .Inv Karr X ami Brn. Flwrizm. Nlmiura- tor, take- tw tlrv vhaiis whilv Xt-rn Iirunm-r ami Tom U'Mz1rzi. Sm-11-tz11'5' f ami 'livasmrxw-1' r'wpm'tivv- '! ly. stand Iiftvning tr, the- Ill'lli1i4'lll HI' that .lunim Vlulr. Former St. Gcorgfe stu- dents who are in the Novi- tiate this year: CL. to RJ Pete Siehen f- fliro. Luke: Jim Kenmwiyf-Bro. Dom- inic: Ed KVIIZIYL' - Bro. Jerome: Dennis Mc-tiuire - BYO. Ilonnisg fihill'lL'S Kelly-Bm, Ann-ily. .-Xfu-rum-mrI'1i1vt-xwriirigg nu-1-timfs. firm, Il, Ifwri- orick pl-ts tngt-tlwi' with Juv Farr, I'nI Nlullzuiy. fNIzu'sl1zxll iiurirrw :uni Iiivlt Barium fur www vxiru mi- Vivu un vmwxtirrrx. M4 'r. e Q uv! if A -W' 9 as Y o ik -3 gg Af . f f it L Fix Q ' -'QF52 f5J?'i?5ff Lg v - gigiiffj 6 Vfsj 'gt i' xi. f. Q '27 ik Q yy 'I X .. -if ..,. 'qu A x 'TF W W' of fr --Q it fa 1 ,, L- Q QD 44 .ff Q W 53 ,YA K 'aj ,3 . WN , I Quia Mfg ' Q. -Q- M'-44 W Wan Miced aide T-VWFHFWH H505 .Of .m-mSf-1- me f-gm. he ,-, in gain- QL, up n.. -5 -gg -Q -gg -Ps! ng. ml g's.g3..ni-.5 am E-W - al -fm an P-fbi-ru ,fn A 4- 'sn1,4sc:vi+ns is V -. v- -v -. ,. ,g .L .. L- First Row: Brother J. Hilary, Aeeompanist, Andy Amenn, Charles Rohrer. Art Fitzgerald, VValter Hanson, Charles Marsh, Jim Smessaert, Doug Slye, Jerry Rehm, Peter Mihajlov, Steve Muck, Tom Weiss, Steve Murray, Gene Sanford, Fred Austin, Don Bell, Brother J. Bernard, Condtzeii 1, Second Row: Ross Sehliesmann, Paul ML-Hugh, Jim VVozny, Tom Saeomano, Milt Cully, Jim Ralston, Bill Hart, Bob Butler, Joe Haley, George Smith, Joe Petrando, Charles Hauek, Edward Horejs Third Row: Bill Hand, Bob Cornogr, Andy Betz, Frank Randazzo, Roger Feulner, Charles Meyer, Charles Johns, Frank Sehoenineer, Bob Johnson, Clem Meier, Larry Sekleeki, Bill Defiryse. Dave Reiter. Michael Johnson. Fourth Row: Jerry Klosinski, Dennis Burke, Michael Kneafsey, Michael Garrity, Pat Howell, Jack Sitferniann, Don Przybylski, Bill l.enine'er. Ted Bales, Frank Sobol, Jim Miller, Pat Waters. Carl Nagle, Charles Zapf. Fifth Row: Tom Richards, John Sagfartz, Joe Beueher. Bon Lansrton, Jim Dolan. Ralph Korn. Walter Kobeski, Don Weiss, Don Lavine. Tom Mammoser, Hin-hard Gorham, Dennis Daleiden, Jim Meagher, Marty Mc-Guire, John Arvidson. The First l'laee rating: earned hy the Glee Clulm this year eontirmed the opinion thousands alone' the north shore that our singers was and is one ot' the tinest hoys groups in the area. Their numerous eoneerts at parishes, schools, and hospitals, and the inereasing' number ot' requests for appearances give promise of a great future. Brothers Bernard, llilary, and Leonard, and the grenerous mothers who assist the Brothers, should be well eontent at the end ot' their sueeessful tours. The members of the chorus, too, have reason to he proud ot' their eontrihution to the fame of St. George. G6 in 0119 nferfain jhoudan 5 1f!'y 45- s l X x 1 if 23 ,Q s Practice session opens in Room 101 with ollieers Pat Howell and Joe Haley presiclingr. Jim Wozny, .lim Dolan and Jerry Klosinski return their formal attire after a performance. Une of the group of loyal mothers supervises. The fabulous octet: Marty McGuire, Dennis Da- leiden, John Arvimlson, Dennis Burke. Bill Hand, Bill Leningler. Pat Waters and Paul McHugh. Managers Orth, Ofenloch, Fitzgerald, Schroeder and Fernstrom swing' into action, assembling' the l'l59l'S. Sacred Heart girls give rapt attention at concert. :ST F ,518 P 4' I' V R, . :G hz 2 ilu ii fe f l 0 M. X DLA fl 5 in R 4 gg Weieuaf magic Right: Geoiqrt- Platt crosses the drawhridzfe in search of a damsel while Bob Marlin gfuards his stolen prize. Bottom: Fidel Lopez and date gaze at the faded finery of a lbiggutten forebear. If 1 3, L ,, Middle: Mid-evening' entertainment was providerl by Friar Bei nard and his vocalizingf vagfrants. Above: Paul XY1'ay. Bob Donat, Jim Ileliroot, George Ulen, and dates reflect the happy atmosphere that launched the home coming' week-end. Left: Joe Wrona. Mickey Neal and cmnpaniuns warm up nt-ai tire-place in the Great Hall. 1314 HH as ' fx ', Aiw- a, ,L 5, f 44 ', B-Lgfygaff ,M ,, 1 1 at ,J r W 1 , ' J, xii' 1. 25 x+ . ...., I fs Q Q as 979: af' ,,, O ' 1 s. 11 3 , I X ggi , ,J3? 5 1 ha 3645 6 . , , 4 . , 5 -6 1 Z 'A 4 r , I xo sl f In Ml'lJ8I g0Q5 5 CAGE Q Clif From Willie the VYale to the sunken ship. the juniors and their dates swayed to the soft strains of the Stardusters bubbles, and a giant oyster, the gym was memorable evening. Top, left: Bill Byrne sketches the plans for the ship while lion Paiser. Rich Morden, George Pfatf, and Vhuck lit-.Ianovich look on dubiously. Bottom left: Tom Powers and Rick Lohman discuss the iridescent bubbles with their dates. lYeah 'Tl Top right: Ilragrons and guests assemble around one of the prizes in Davy Jones' locker. Bottom right: Uiek Fivizzani, Norm lagier. and Bob Hudson graze at one of their creations. Fomplete with seashells, a perfect setting for a unions gnferfain Top left: limi I.uml and Holi Johnson eiivisirm an Steve lleflllsl-iey relaxes on 1ll'iI'tW0wrl lmerieatli tlil evening oil flam-im: on tlie lmot-twin nl. the sea, ivliile tlieii' I,,-my uf the ,Ummm ,mp 3, hig dau. ring-Us tht. ,l.2,wW,1 dates envlsmii an evening' ul Joy in possession uf the colossal pearl. Jimioi' C'lass President Bill Wynn and his guest make il request of Vaptain liallaghei' for some eric-liantimg music. lil-rlwe beirig: swzillwweil by VS illie tlie whale. Hub ffoinog anfl Hill Hayes effriverse with tlieii' vlates Xlay the I ff as may ff? ,MA enth. .-Xset-m'ion 'l'hursda5'. will alwax stand out in our minds as a red-letter day and night. Allgrauerk flrleamler Room was the scene ot' our fabulous lvinner Ilanee wliieh eliniaxed our high , .,.. - senool soriai lite. Two hands. Pletwliei' liutler and Jimmy 3lwSliane. kept us entertained t-ontinually. aml when we tinally lmde tit night. to tl Hill' ie parents and faculty, we realized we had a womlt-rl'ul memory ol' a graeiou evening, 1 QIWLQITI QI' . . . Below. left: Hill Stritzel and Bill Farrell esenit their guests home after a wonder evening? night 'T morning 'T Bottom. left: Holi Marlin and Joe lirt-nnan arrive with their Toni Twins. Below. right: Myles Kerriean and Bill llefliyst- relax in very nice surroumlines. Bottom. right: Chairmen of the Bid Committee George Henderson and Pat Mullady enjoy the dreamy evening' they helped plan with sueli sueeess. Opposite page: Top: Jimmy MeShane and his band of boppers give out with a little specialty of theirs to the cool contentment of all. Middle: Our invited guests, senior teachers ami parents, enjoy exchanging: pleasantries during' the dinner hour. Middle: Un Prom night, our Dragrons devoured tur- key and entertained their chicks. Bottom: Tom Mammoser, Ralph Cregan, Joe Klein- henz and their very lovely dates pause for eolies before tripping: the ligrht fantastic. i 'i' li 'NJ Af nf A QV, 11 te. ' 1. MHQMQ- Q -,.. 2' H ,mv - 1 E 'X nzfx ff' B lil - ws vm Q V . 0 . , - ...Q -Y 5- . . I xf 'Nu' ' ' , AK- pf 9 :wi Y , W wink fl' 74 4 4 Aff f 4 if mi Q A js xp' - Q ll, Nfl 0'Ol0Ql'dfi0l'l QgI10fQ5 ,xgdbociafe I 0ll,l9.'5 'Www' ' Alumni Recognition Awards were presented by Brother Raymond, Moderator, to Robert tllic-key! Sheridan, '41, and to John T. Owens, '35, at the Alumni Banquet held at Allg:auer's Fireside on ill N11 William Nlalcolx Piesident of the Fathus Club and Mis VK il liam Dolan P esident of he xTOtl'l9lS Club pi esided at the din nei given fo1 the facultx on Ap11l Oui Alumni Association has doubled lts actlxlties ovei the wars and tht imma t ln attendance at the annual banquet testifies to the xxisdom ot its piogiam In iddition to the new slettel which keeps the l'l19YT1bG1S posted on the doing. of beoiglans acic uening lm leselved foi the Alumni to llhlbel up in the gxm and pool A dax of xecollection is in the offing, but theme 1 no definite date a signed Nleanxxhile tht puitual good of our futuie biothex alumni is uppumost in our mind neu Tuesdax when we Offel class piax els and good xxoilt foi then intention The accomplishment of the Nlotheis and Fathus Clubs ale well known to all Then tlemendous success in taging projects fo1 oui benefit merit a giateful acclaim fiom plesent and futuie students I Ap Ev. 1 i , t 4 sq ' -A ' , 1- A ' r .J ' . .' , ' - . . , . 4 T. 1 v 1 4 V '. 19. - ' 'lf nl I gf ' L 1 I V. . I' x ' 2 4'1 'VZ' x . 1 '41 1 Y . v ' . , .. B. , , ' ,-5 ' , ' B. ,. the nation, the senior Dragons sponsored three dances at the school. Every Thursday .,. . ' '- ' ry . 'S ' .SAC . . A , ' I , . ., . ,- Q ,. L. ' .. ' S,. ., B. . . v . . W . lv .F . ..S . ,'. ' ' S. '- s . - ' 1 1 ' ,: ' ' -' ' . ' s f : - - 1 T- Father Lohman, C,S.P., the freshman-sophomore letl eat Master not onlx gaxe an excellent three-day retreat during October, but latel ln the spring of the xeal gan a Closed 1'etreat for seniors at the Vaugirard Retreat House in Cedar H111 Nllssouzx .S?M6!0l'lt 8C0l'6li0l ff .AJOPH Q ITL ki' 5:50I fQ The Georgian Red Room is host to the Dragons and their dads at the annual Father-Son Com- munion breakfast sponsored by the St. George Fathers' Club. The Mothers' Club also had a Commun- ion breakfast at the school later in the year 3 -Pin., ,K 14, gp 4.m,:w..., , .,...., I 'su Y ff? 4 L , ,4 -.f , gpm Lf'l- 45 Us Hr' Juv: f 4 - ,, , 2 Pl 1 Y M N 'I ia3mjxf,f A 24 4' av 5 ' .A rg ,JA 4 !l fi if H Q, s mann...- 'Wim sf' 'S QQ Q K ff 5 Q 3? af .1 59 4 . 9 1 'aa ,Q 5. , KY -f fm '14 .. il x i V 4 .f'kM ff b Wi Q, 'Ln :fm 4 lg Ml 1 A v p x ri' .A-,ff Gyn, .Q . in ww.4Wnlm.f . 4. is K4 X .5- . KY' L.: H J.. . , 33,5- Y I J Aft Law Participation in sports enables the Catholic boy to further de- velop his character by extending his physical, moral, and mental capabilities. Taking a lesson from the early Romans, 'SA sound mind in a sound body, St. George has no equal in its efforts to provide excellent opportunities to every field of athletics. The student be- comes proficient in athletics in the gym classes and on the school squads, putting to use these newly-acquired techniques in intra- mural and interscholastic contests. Physical achievement does not stand alone as a gain from ath- letic participation, but also a sound mental attitude and keen mind are rewards for consistent efforts. The spirit which holds us in good stead during the contest is also an all-important factor in our fight for salvation. A knight of old developed his physical being and courageous attitude to achieve a noble Ideal. VVe, too, pursue that same Ideal, and our physical prowess, properly motivated, can aid us to attain that Ideal. Courage and fortitude are often the deciding factors in a successful campaign. 81 WiJwe5f ana! af? .2145 The junior team: Above, bottom ron: .lerry Koehler, John Gollogfly. Robert Weaver. Cfliarles Buddy, Tum Ibisun, Vhuck Wol- lensak, John Vavanaugrh, Pat I,ynn. Top ron: I,ennurd Foetsch, Bernie Magfiera, Andy Gantner. liohert Vooney, Toni Swidryk, llanny Volbert, Joe Geisel. lion Turner, lid llziugfherty, Tom l.e Jeune, Barry Byron, Assistant flU2lL'll llick Melka, and Voach Amidei. llubert Hotharmel and Roh llevlin seem to he running: ax two- man race as they near the linish line. With 21 Vietory in this event, ' - 173 our harriers won every race in the Midwest Meet. Below: The senior team admire their trophy. Bottom ron : Dick Melka. assistant coach, holding' the trophy: l.ee Lorenty, Andy Meyer, Bill De Gryse, Denny Xefeldt, Mike McTeag'ue, John Pace. Top ron: Voach Don Amidei. Jerry Pushing, Hubert Hotharmel, Bob Devlin. Jim Cooney, Dick Schultz, lion Lund, Billy Hitzman. Andy Plummer. ...Q 'J FFA' il I. :fo no 3' ggmf' .wfwmwf1 +,gm ,fx A ' 'lf 1 if , V J aj., ' A f 4 1 ' V W V , 'X ' . ' L '4v'-,,g'sN4.'L:'Q,ZN:,q 1 , Y ,L 141 x,,Q .sf I 2... ' Miha 'Sf'-1' Q 1' X ,N AVN:- 1 V V. 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'l'hir1l rms: -11111 11111-fs1-1, .I111- 1911151-1,.1111111 K11111151 'l'11111 N111iLi11Il2i, 13111 11111111. T11111 1'1111'111'z111. 121-111'g11 1'l:111, 111-11115' l'f111Pl'l'1, ,11111 S11ss111'115si. 11111111 SL'11INl'412l. Ifourth row: 1-Z11'11 1'1l1l'1i, 11llVl' N11'l'z11111'y.J11u 11z11'1111z111, 151211114 S1 11111. 1iz11'1'y 1ix'1'1111. 118111 Sc111111t1. 1'1l'i11l1i 111-1-1111, .11111 S1'111'ay, 1'11'2iI11i S1l111Y2l11, 31111 1111151 Huy 1.z11'1'1. ,f ,1 ff' -of -j an ,--. ' J -51 6 f 11.1 I.- v . wal . if 1 .I .7aLe .jfdzi an 30,9 iefi XS :F Top left: Joltin' Joe Burlini soars over the bar in a practice session. Middle left: After spectacular leaps on the basket- ball floor, Ron Laurent gave his efforts to Coach Amidei's boys. Lower left: In a trial gallop, four thin-clads-Jerry Koehler, Denny Nefeldt, Jim Cooney, and Bob Devlin-race against time. Top right: Our victorious quartert before the Daily News Relays, which they won amid the plaudits of a grand crowd: Lou Delfrancesca, Hubert Rotharmel, Andy Meyer, George Noonan. Middle right: Keller and Xl'ilmore show championship form which incidentally, they used to great advantage at the season's close. Bottom right: Muscles taut, eyes intent as Myers, Noonan, lJeFrancesca, Meyer, and Pace practice starts preparatory to the City meet. DM The The f JJ Frank llandazzo, Denny Norton, Jim Drumm, Capta'n 1956 squad: bottom row: Mike McTeag'ue, Bob McArthur, Skip lVIag'iera, Al Labelle, Mike Curtin, mfrz. Second row: Bill Ross, mgr., Dave Weidner, Willie Bahnmaier, Denny O'IXIalley. Bob Dougherty, Chuck VVollensak, Carl Piacenza, Jim Packee, mg'r. Third row: Denny Bleser, Paul Maas, Dave Clark, Jack Daley, Bob Burke, Bob Bobrowski, Jim Wozny, George Jozwik. Fourth row: Brother Stephen, coach, Frank Bauer, Jim Hickey, Ken Brady, John Ullmann, Bob Giannasi, Hank Santostefano, Dick Belmont, Joe Molendi, Brother Louis, coach. ,dv-. QUQ 0 riuing ra onfi In baseball squad made as reputable a showing' of its talents this year as it has in other previous years. Hindered repeatedly by the spring' weather, the team had thirteen games washed out. Nevertheless they still sported an 11-5 record. Lead by the fabulous hitting' of John Ullmann, a junior who plays the outfield, and the fine hitting of George Jozwik, Mike McTeag'ue, Frank Iiandazzo and others, the team was constantly ranked in the top ten of the area's top hitting teams. St. George is looking forward to quite a few more successful seasons of baseball because of the fine nucleus of juniors and sophomores now playing on the team. 2-, 6 CL5 Top left: Jack Daley shows off his new front teeth in making: relay to home. Bottom left: Dick Belmont eyes the hitter cautiously before throwing! him the big curve. Top right: Mike McTeague explains to the umpire in a grentlemanly way, that the pitch was a strike. Middle right: A DeI,aSalle batter swings and misses as the ball lands untouched in McTeague's glove. Bottom right: The umpire warns the batter he has two strikes and hints that the batter better beware Belmont's curve. ST iamoncf Jaafari QI! ,A ' l I . . li G J r rwx ,R - QA, r X. J, 1 l xx XXX N The junior swimming' team: Bottom row: Bill Byrne, Tom Clark, Denny Spirek, Jim Meagher, Ned Pierron, Jim VVasko. Second row: Vince Cameron, Jim Spreitzer, Jerry Graf, Tom LeJeune, Bill Bishop, Steve Huck, Jim McC'arthy, Dave Finn. Top row: Tom Bunt, mgr: Joe Haley, Leo Foetsch, Jim Ralston, John Cav- anaugh, Tom Loe, Mike Johnson, Dale Meyer, have Janitch, Andy Gantner, Uoach Chuck Levandowski. Missing: from picture: Fapt. Pat Lynn. 6 . A .hav na N. 7 ' 'wh si, ' S Ni - , ' ' it 4 , 5 . 1 V fi . Q x 1 7x Q Q JQX5 3 ,X ... li I , K '71 Q 'XX Our senior team of this yea1': Bottom ron: George Henderson, Art Fitzgerald, Jim VVells, Mike Murray, Bob Ul- brich, Lee Lorenty, and Ted Bales. Top row: Coach Chuck Levan- dowski, Ed Knauss. Bob Johnson, Tom Graves, Capt. Jerry Cushing, Jim Graf, Pat VVaters. Marty Mc- Guire. Dick llorgran, ingfr. Marty McGuire tucks for a full grainer. wimrnem 7 'Tn i ' a . , R 5 J -ve' -w Top left: George Henderson, Jerry Cushing Bob Johnson, Pat Lynn, Bill Bishop and Jim Spreitzer work with the kickboards Lower left: Bob Johnson waits for Art Fitzg'erald while Jim Graf leaves aftei Jerry Cushing: touches. Top right Jim Ralston and Tom IeJeunc shown starting against St Patiick Bottom right shous them finishing 1 7 in thc amc lace Right Ted Bales demonstrates a dixci s toast to a successful season with Bottom: x. .Sinfonia fo Ucforied With the return of many of last year's swimmers, St. George aimed their sights high on the coming season. As it progressed, both teams improved and as the championships approached, the teams reached their peaks. In the season's climax, the senior team took second and the junior team fin- ished third. The teams had identical records for the season: nine wins and three losses. Bottom left Denny Siiiek P . A 1 , at lfVaters, lid Knauss and Mike Murray finish 100 yards of butterfly stroke. Bottom right: Jim Graf, Art Fitz- gerald, Jerry Cushing, and Pat Lynn begin race on whistle from Coach Levandowski. M' ra qv Qu new ww ffm Bottom row: Managers Mike McKinney, Jim Donohoe, Pat Nugent, Dan Meliillop, Tom Phillips, Dick Fivizzani. Second row: Rich Gorden, Lee Willis, Bah Kennedy, George Not nan. Lee Jurka, John Compall, Jim llonlan, Francis Bartel, Jerry Iiohrer, Al Babboni. Third rom : Jim Wallquist. Steve Merena, Hill Wynn, Frank Saitta, Frank Hauer, Fonrad Herbig, Fidel Lopez. Tom Busearlni. Hill Leningtr, lid Martin, Brother Worfk .gicfion The llragon gridiron stars brought great glory to themselves and their seliml by the outstanding eharaeter and courage they displayed throughout the football season. The team rose to great heights only to be felled lry a stroke of ill-fortune in the tinal seeonds of the ehampionship game. Voaeh Burnell and his staff should be commended for the excellent squad St. George tielded in 1955, and also for the tine jelr the entire staff is doing in developing future gridiron powers. 1'l'l 3 J er Q 'Q '11 J. Stephen, Moderator. Fourth row: Coach Pete Schmit, Paul Fee, Tom Hickey, .lim VVozny, Vliuck Hauck, Marty Neal, Larry VVilmore, .lim Dolan, Joe Hauer, Roger Quayrliano, Ron Antti. Top row: Max Burnell, Steve Sparacino, .lim I'etrillo, Ron Schmidt, Jack Siffermann. Bob Hudson, George Zima, John Mcllonald, Pat Howell, Guido Marchetti, Foach Max Burnell. Caflzodc ea ue Clzamloiond Season? Record: l-Ickersall Stadium St. Rita Stadium 'Soldier Field 'Lane Stadium ilansen Park Lane Stadium Loyola Stadium Soldier Field '4Hansen Park 'Soldier Field Leayfue games League Play-ctfs Sept. 4 Sept. 11 Sept. 18 Sept. 25 Oct, 2 Oct. 16 Oct. 23 Nov. Nov. 13 19 Nev. 1213 C'atholic I.eag'ue Championship U1 Opponent Mt, Carmel St. Rita Fenwick Gordon Tech YVeber De Paul Holy Trinity Mendel St. Rita Weber St. Georgie 10 25 12 :ers 35 20 40 38 3 3 0 269 Bill Leningel' Frank Bauer Cliuek Hauck Jack Siffermann Mickey Neal Af Pat lioxxell lielpb to open a hole, John Compall races into the clear. A Holy Trinity player finds little charity between the arms of Pat Howell and Georgie Noonan. Lee Willis enjoys the plight of the opposition. .Inn Ilonlan inttiuptw .1 pass in the Ile Paul game, as the intendecl receiver futilelv awaits the mi - 1 . . Qprincl on fo Mcforg A host of St. George tacklers join forces to easily overcome the ball- carrier in the second XVeber frame. Jim Wallquist, quarter- back, slants into a hole opened for him by his blockers in the exhibition game with St. Rita. George Noonan, with a sudden burst of speed, escapes the outstretched arms of a trio of De Paul Demons. 93 A ,, Pat Howell George Noonan Jim Dolan John Compall Lee Jurka Roger Quagrliano Ed Martin Lee Ron Schmidt Fidel Lopez XVillis Connie Herbig, Jack Siffermann. Tom Buscar- ini, move out in front of the Holy Trinity ball- carrier as Pat Howell and Mickey Neal counter- attack from the rear. Lee VVillis twists and turns as he successfully eludes four Mendel tacklers. Jim Dolan blocks out a Holy T'rinity lineman as John Compall runs around Jim's rear-that is. right end. n s 'i 3' 4,-lf' CI'll:5AlI'lg OIQIQOJJIOFL . . . Halfbaek Lee YYillis scores for St. fieorge, scouting' past the grasp of a Weber player during: the game at Hansen Park. Ed Martin, John Vom- pall, Jack Sitfermann, and bring' down the Weber hallearrier. The entue VS ebel team converging upon John Compall during' the game for the Catholic League Championship. U5 Bottom row: T. Goebel, ll1j2,'1'.Q M. Powers, my,rr.g A. Hauptmann, G. Aune, N. Jagrier, D. Schenk, J. Sassorossi, R. Gwadz, nigfizg Y. Cameron, mer. 2nd row: M. Cully. D. Breit, D. McCauley, J. Fleisch, D. Arnold, E. Fennelly, V. Con- way. N. Pierron, T. Powers, T. Meyers. 3rd row: D. McCauley, J. Indelli, W. Dunn, T. Cuttler, J. Eiden, M. Milano, J. Johnson, G. Platt, P. Schmidt, J. York. -lth row: E. DeYaney, J. Hudson, P. Guza, P. Ori. M. Murray, P. Lytle, J, Brennan, B. VVag'ner, J. Miller. F. McCormack, coachg C. Levandowski, coach. .14 preview 0 Last spring, Head Coach Chuck Lewandowski and his assistant coach Frank McCormack, began to build this year's Junior Varsity football team from a nucleus of the past season's freshman football squad. Through the constant practice sessions and the fighting spirit that prevailed. the squad swiftly shaped up as a capable football machine. Next year's football team will consist largely of this year's JY squad. The time coaching: and excellent co-operation of the athletes on this year's JY team should enable St. Georgie to tield a varsity football team of championship caliber in the very near future. 96 Behind the able coaching and leadership of head coach Bill Roche, and his assist- ants, Bill Kearns and Greg: Langlotz, the '55 edition of the freshman football team had a successful and winnings season. At the start of the school year the squad worked hard at mastering the basic fundamentals. During the season the team showed the ability and fighting spirit which is St. Georgie. The future looks bright for football at St. George if this year's freshman team is an indication of the potential of future Dragon grridders. fke jtliblfe FRESHMAN SQUAD: Bottom row: R. Miller, T. Monticello, H. Brennan, J. Kenny, F. Eiseman, K. Snook, A. Brown, V. Paschke, C. Andrus, F. Maratea, HUIIH 2nd row: J. Hickey, R. Brig'g's, D. Snavely, J. Majewski, T. Hones, J. Kwasek, G. Kelly, J. Spreitzer, M. Schreiber, C. Schmitt, J. Schmeda, mgr. 3rd row: I.. Petrillo, J. Dugo, W. Grudzien, A. Stromboe, F. Herbiyg, T. Grutclia, A. Frcr, T. Peters, C. Tozer, D. Thomas, nigr. 4th row: D. Schray, D. Pappas, R. Long, T. Tiano, J. Ruther, VV. Elwart, R. Stackhouse, A. Polenzani, P. Maher, R. Bryton, J. McCabe, W. Kearns, coach. Missing from picture: R. Stanton, VV. Roche, coach, G. Langlotz, coach. age ecunfr agudfd Mncler C ,,l 1 'Snr S 5,3 The Lightweight C'o-C'hampions of the North Section: 'lrst ron: ,' ian' es t l1'L'l', ,ee 1 is, llp Iioh Butler Joe Haley' Guido llarelietti Fred Aune. Tony' Dolan, ingr. Second row daxxo Denny llart .lim Anderson .lim VVallc ist Jim llonlan. Denny' 0'BIalley, Hrotlier cl0l'l1l2l4.'. Blodera e Light ned ui o t 911 1 e t e sti tp TQIN pl um uite 1 ten highly tontested lull games during the 1955-56 season. They went undefeated during the first round except for a los:- at the hands of Loyola. The second round proyed just as costly as they lost again to Loyola. e season tinisiu wit t. 'gorge -int Ioyol'1 sh-xring the flll'1IT1IJlUY'lSl1lIJ in tht, North Yet'- tion. A play-oif game was necessary to see who would represent the North Seetion as the first 1 z ' team. Loyola won again. Fenwivk heat us in our first play-oil' game and that was 1 ' ' - '55-'56 Lightweights. fineteen fifty-six y tht and f quite -1 'ew mas et ri cwretrs -1 . 1eo'fe.- et X .lim Donlan, .lim Anderson. and Joe Haley-all having played two or three seasons for the Lights. Denny 0'Malley. Denny Hart. Buddy Rohrer, and Guido Marchetti. also were among the graduat- ing seniors who contrihuted to the Lights winnin r season. U Mjafckfufgge of Coaclz agzlzmif The biggest surprise of the Catholic League season was our Heavies knocking off Weber, handing the Red Horde their first defeat in league competition. This w 'in in spired the Heavies to try for bigger and better things, and after a rather mediocre season they finished third in the North Section. The Heavies had the misfortune of drawing St. Elizabeth, the eventual City Cham- pions, as their play-off rivals. In a very excellent game, St. George lost 53-46 show- ing that they were a good ball club and that they were worthy to compete with the best. Chuck Yacullo, Jack Daley, Hank Santostefano, Dick Belmont, and Pat Howell are all graduating seniors who played very fine ball for the Heavies throughout the entire season. The Heavies of 1955-56: First row: Joe Molendi, Ralph Merkel, Joe Bauer, Bill VVynn, Hank Santostefano, Carl Piacenza, Chuck Yacullo. Second row: Bob YVatson. Emmett Jeffers, Dick Harrs, John Daley, Paul Maas, Pat Howell, Jim Slominski, Dick Belmont, Ron Laurent, and Coach Schmit. 53 Y 99 N- f rv Lightweight Team Se-ason's record: IT wins 10 losses League record: 15 wins 2 losses f Chuck Hohrer ,QQQL fi Bob Randolph Pat Howell l x , 1 V Vo-Vapt. Jim llonlan K ' Ja enior lairif ,V xr-' Wfvffff Guido Marchetti Joe Haley ck Daley, Co-Capt. tires for two against the Ramblers of Loyola. Ron Laurent Nl IQCLPLJ .SJlfl,CCQ5:5!fl,!.SZd.'50Ifl Denny Hart 'Hx lfg' l Frank Kanclazzo against Holy Trinity. 'lb' 101 Hank Santostefano fo-Vapt. Vliuck Yacullo lays up two points for the Heavies Heavyweight Team Season's record: 6 wins 9 losses League record: 8 wins 4 losses Y few Denny O'Malley Lee Willis X F ,. A' 1 Dick Belmont ,,f X. , 1 l 1 N-.K r 4 gy 1 I ' 2 - . K x Co-Capt. Jim Anderson K r ll Ab' Q!! Lf Q ww 4-eg. Z4 Ql9 OLUCLPJ tAQ The Flys line up for their portrait: Tom Corcoran, Jim Boyle, Mike Kendrigran, l.e1'ov Rzvmski, Mike Lvnch, Lee Petrillo. Jack Mc-Andrews, Yin' Ferachi, Tom Bunch, lid IleYaney, and Bern nllagiera. Inset: Jack Daley, Coach. The Bantaniweight team which answered the gentle-voiced Dom Amidlei with a successful season: Bottom row: Bill LaPlant, Bill Heidkamp, Rich Tanner. Ron Miller, Fred Eiseman, Mike Hermes, Joe Schray. Top row: Al Hauptman, Hay Lauer, Lee Petrillo, George Jozwik, Bob Schell, Bob Kennedy, Paul Hoffman, Max Burnell, Paul Schmidt, and George Kleeman. 103 Blurty Lcnzini, Hula Marlin, Al YVicczwrck Bob Bcllci. Ucurgc Ulcn, Blikc Blcllcrmott. nl Tom Barry compare sticks bcfurc Lf out to thc Glcncuc coursc for match. L 2 ,,,,f--f.r A, 'ilu Q id vnu .V A xv I : 55534 I iff, SENIOR TEAM: Kneeling: Tom Barry, Dick Davis, Tom Bunch, Mike McDermott, Dieter Schmid, Gcourc Olcn. Standing: Bro. H. Albert, Tony Quirini, Bob Gaines, Paul Gauv- rcau, Al Wicczorck, Marty Len- zini, Tom Healy Rear: Bob llcllci, Frcml Slicrzcr, Bob Marlin, Jim Slominski, Vliuck IJc.Ianovicli. 64945, MNA, .IVNIUH TISABI: liuttum rim: ll.. In lim Diclx Vul- liiis, Paul llcllugli, Dick Briggs, Julm 4'zivaiizu1g'li, .Inlm Blclmnald. 2nd rmx 1 .lulin llcllilw, .lim Vrrmk, .lim iiilflums. Dr-miis llrmizxrk, 'llim Stzxritun. Dill llcti'crmun. 3rd ron: iircg' Wuggiicr, liill Blous- J lll'lUIll'i'l', .Inc linux-r. liill Lu l'lzmt. Nlikc l'la-ck. Tum Nclsun, llru. f'm'im1c, Missing from p ictu re: Vliarlcs llll21'llUS. 104 iw Mike McDermott blasts out of trap and on to the green as George Olen and Al Wieczorek look on. Dick Davis socks one a mile while some of his cohorts follow that speeding sphere. .The golfers work out at the driving range in an effort to straighten out their swings. ana! Soar cgnfo Jdir. The golf squad had an abundance of talented golfers on the 1956 team. The Dragons are conceded an excellent chance to take the Catholic League Championship on the strength of match play conquests. The excellent showing can be largely contributed to the leadership and coaching which Bro. H. Albert and Bro. Cormac have given the golfers. Tony Quirini and Jim Gibbons, winners in the Junior and Senior Divisions of the fall golf tournament, pose with their trophies. Fred Sherzer, who finished 2nd in the Senior Division, is between them. 105 George Fitzgerald, Tom Healy, Coach John Reinhardt, Tom Demp- sey, Al VVieczorek, and Rich Con- rath watch as the tension increases in a tight game Mr. Reinhardt shows Bill Mont- briand the correct grip on the howling ball. Through his seem- ingly eternal patience, Mr. Rein- hardt developed a fine team and league during' the season. George Luecker intently watches the line of his ball as he sends it towards the pocket, i L-,l x an 4 v gina! gooc! .Sli-up af WarAay 7 eorgian Selecfions o Cyuisfanchng enior 04fAlefes H301 I5.XI.l. SXYIXINIIXC. HXSI-.ISXII IMA lllllkll Inu flushing Mika' Xlblra ua , . . , IQHL S1Hn'1111.xl111 PIII XXLIICIN DHL Iml'llllHIII Ifrlm Lmyllmll 1,1-fngv IIVIIKIVINI Il Luk IMI1 x ISXSRI- I I1XI,l. 6,0119 'I R.Xi.k lurk lhlu NIILQ' Xlallmlxwtl llllbklkl RHIIIQIIIIIQI f.llllilx Muullu fvL'0lUl' Olml Cyunlw- xliillllll N ,H 'Inn Xllcivlwll liulm Nlxnlm ,Xmlx Klum! 'IIQXXIS I' lmlvl lmlmrl Xlurly xllfQllilLt' NNIS ll R 1 law C6 emoried re Maude ofjlzib . . . v fpper left: Brother Cormac gives George Becker his class ring: at the Mass of the Holy Ghost which inaugurated the school year. Middle left: C'oach Amidei takes to the water at the hands of the victorious cross-country team after the Midwest Championship. Middle left: The finest coaches in the Midwest receive awards as Knights of St. Georgie. Bottom left: Ilragrons swirl to the strains of the Arca- dia's organ at the junior skating' party. Upper right: Fathers and sons attend Mass together. Middle right: At the Vollege Night, seniors consult the St. Thomas rep- resentative. Middle right: Bill xYL'tlL'l'Y'l and Vl'ally Mair se- lect their French posters to lend authenticity to the Sock Hop. Lower right: Corraled Dragon smashes chain in blue atmosphere after missing' five o'clock deadline. Bottom: Three seniors inspect new scoreboard contributed by the class of '56. XYKCXXA f If dw .Mx 7f7Q fff I cy KKK! yy flff X X. in . f, 22,52 f H -M k .4 K , Q 5, - it -V B., M: Q 'gif .521 is 'P X , ww-M5'?f! Q , VV -.. . f ,A X ' hs- g-. -:Q I' W, 1, , 8 K ' , I . D , , -g-. - - M -1- , ,1 ' ,- 4 - .ig i'g,,,i?t3' ,133 I V , A! l - 4 A v A -Q ff A 1 1 V. . pg, I AQ 1 , Y ir' ,V ,ff V ' M, V W. H , ' ff' , K 114 A - w f TSJQ . ' . , I-wg-rgwqf yfywfi. ,V 1, W 4- Eff ,- ' Q , I Y A - ' 4 if -- , n f 2 I ' ., . A 3 is 35 W s N AL K, A f' , V . P - V YI uw I N , .1 f . ' ' r 'tg X rx N K . lf. Sw ' nv -J' i , 1 goo-6005 Q . . During: the lunch hour. a variety of intramural sports are cffered for the students' enjoyment. Included among: these sports are basketball. baseball, football, horse-shoes, and volleyball. The intramural program is operated by a student commission which appoints ref- erees and oflicials for the games. In this way, as many students as possible can participate in the progfram. Moon Monaghan lays up two as Frank Kappel. Bob Schneider, and Larry Olin futilely try to block the shot. .lim Vhristy booms a shot back to lion Feiggn in an action-packed sophomore volleyball granic. Senior enthusiasts cheer for action during' one of the noon gzames. Occasion- ally a play is made which incites peals of laugzhter and even stirs the attention of last-minute scholars. 111 -1. 4,,. 'Sv ' Q 1 A, -..- -1 an - 2 if' Q' U Q ' I, f' I .ft-u A.,-w--innInn.n-.-vg., 4.,:,,,o, . . , S 4 , A qv: an 1, nary. W 'S xx 3 Q if f '44, . I . QQ KVM v,. A it ,- il! 5 f -Z , , '. . 4 11' , fi - 'f- 'JA 4 - 'gig 'ygvdI'2. X AQ '.l.P,,,i.. x X MW ,... K' nal' en ford The ideal knight of former ages possessed many virtues, had a keen intellect, and had tremendous physical abilities. The knight also had the Wisdom to know that these qualities were not due to his own accomplishments, but rather were talents given him by God. So it is with our modern knight, who, upon the completion of his four years of high school, looks back upon his accomplishments, and realizes that all were done with the help of God's Grace. He also realizes that God and the world expect much of him. He clearly sees that his battle has just begun . The tremendous strides men have made in harnessing the powers of the universe create situations unique in the history of the race. Far from faltering in the face of difficulties, Wisdom enables him to realize that the things that matter have not altered amid the material changes. Courageously going forward then, with a diligence born of Faith, he knows that these virtues, tempered with the alloy of char- ity, will enable him to say some day, as did St. Paul, I have fought a good fight, I have finished my course, I have kept the Faith. This is the proof of true Wisdom. 113 2 ' ff 77!en Au' Cjrijf Iirmu-: X'1::H , A :vi V' ' SHT 1v':,1-- fb- Q wr' ' X -:xnxx mm: '- . gr- qw TV-1 MA ' :zu ' jr, 'N 1,5 XMI X xrni .:,L ,, lie- ' .lzvy--1 g XA X ' '1 ' rx 112' VI! Pflullwlx. www' rr: Il.-V .,L. I 9-v-X.-iw sau :L -uxuxx. upzr iw rl .X::,f'.wz1r1 Ilixwz. zum W-411fl4f:5 NI.,1iv1:x'w HI' IM- xr-r1if,1 1-l:xH,z11ix1wr uf IU1' :Hill Yw':11'11I'I MI' f'3I1Q'liNl.. HV'1r'!.o'l .IMMII x.+111X iff U- X'-vltflliig tm- llml, -rx' 1-ffrztx-mmm-111 'I x' ww I1IM'-vvlIl'1w+'I111!l-1' IM- Xv'1y'Pwf1lf Mmxirzg In Sl. HL'1?I'LL's' vm 'IR-vw, HIUTIIVI 1':fiXX2LI'm1, 2l11Yi-HI HI' UW. II'im'X In Iwillvv Ifll' ui-iw mln-11 xpzxvvf Pu-twvvrm tln- 1-:uw HI' hiftnry Xlllq.-mmf KXIIII gvru-1-mx Awww nt .Xllwzlvzxrl II14f+z'x am-1 1uUYt'lIlll1Q'I1T Fmmxriu lin' fmlh- that Lfnzxlly Zffilmxf u uw-W1 lwln-1 wt' Quill HI'HIE1t'l l'Hr111z1v pw-pzxrx-S In gin- llix ICI1-vvrmitvf fvmllmi l'l'liQ'iUL14 iI1SII'll1'- TiUY1 211111 :x Xvllxx' wi' y11'frgll11'I1HI1 irl Ql'IvlN4'II'5' :mm 1ir':w.U:g 1-Inu'-N. Ilxwtlu-1 IZ:-rrmwi, in-Ni-uw I1-gwiuilmg Sllitllixil If-:n.5'n1uiuIl RNPw11uN11'v ir.I1ik-X tw inftill III imif mm: wr' llll Ihv ish-als III' ww- 1'm'ixtizu1 livirxu. Swxxmg'--11111:-.vgmc4'1xI:.11..4-11.1-X.Erzilvl I:!W Yl'I .XQM-11 uh-, v!1!U'l.vX E.: lfrpulwh zxrwi Sym-wi 1-.11-wx 2- 5 X uw' ! 1',- w zu- Qffrrfpzxtf-'11, IDL Uf icerzi 0 fke enior CKGJZ5 JAMES M. LIVINGSTON President St. Mary-DesPlaines Perfect Attendance 1,25 National Honor Society 3,45 Advisory Officer: President 1, 2,35 Senior Council, Junior Council: Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Benildus Club 45 Oratorical contest 25 Dragon 3, Managing Editor 4: Georgian 35 Science Club 35 Intramurals 1,2. 3 RONALD T. HERBERT Vice-President St. Juliana Perfect Attendance 3,45 Advisory Officer: President 3, Treasurer 15 Senior Council5 Junior Councilg Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Dragon 1,2,35 News Editor 45 Debate Team 1,2,3,45 Oratorical contest 1,25 Auxiliary Bronze Club 3. DAVID P. CLARK Treasurer St. Mary-DesPlaines Perfect Attendance 15 Advisory Oliicer: Vice-President 3, Treasurer 1,25 Senior Councilg Junior Councilg Honor Roll 45 Cheerleader 4: Swimming 1,2,35 Baseball 45 Intramurals 2,3. DENNIS B. 0'MALLEY Secretary Our Lady of Mount Carmel Perfect Attendance 15 Advisory Officer: Vice-President 1,25 Secretary 35 Senior Councilg Junior Council5 Benildus Club 1: Shield Club 3,45 Football 1,25 Basketball 1, 2,3,45 Golf 25 Intramurals 1,2,3. 115 XB I DUN XI IJ R OUI Iaclx of Pe1petual Help In1amu1al 17 34 XB XHXNI .llIlXN ll ULU Iaclx of Nlount ffnmcl P 1 ect -Xtttnflanct 1 34 Hmm Poll 1 u 1 1 ua fon Q J S uetau I e ule t Pl! St BL nulut Boxxlmg, 4 H NFVS JOHN B St 'Slam of the Iakt Perfect Atttmlanu 34 BLY11lllllN Club 4 P KNIJFRSON J XMILS E St Jelome AdV1S01X OmC6l Xlu P1es1dc.nt 12 TIQSSUIQI 2 Jumol Councll HOUOI Roll 1 Bemldus Club 1 Shltld Club '3 Football 12 Basaball 4 Basket ball 12 Z4 II'ltldl11111dlS 12 34 AUXll1dlX Bmnze Club 1.2 3 Co Captam I1g,htvu.1g,ht Basketball 4 ARZ1 'lHO'VI XS St CO1T19llUS Pelfect Attendanct IYltl3I'l1LlldlS 12 34 Dragon 3 Foctbfz Xl'lH JOSFPH Ou1 Ladx of Pelpetual Help Pe1fect Attendance 13 Int12n1u1alb 19 -Xux 1l1a1x Blonze Club 1 BN HNFR CH XRI FS J Holx Ghost ltaxka ntlamulals 1234 LXI xxx n11x 12 'Z 4 B XHNN1 HER VS Il I I XXI NS St 'Klan Dem Plamu Perfect Attendance 'Z Xatmnal Honu Qu 1 x '24 A1lYlS0lN 0111111 qitlitdlk -1 T1ea Ulll mol iouncll QQDICI fnuncll Honm o l'lllilLlS Klub 44 ron 34 Ba 1 I0 oun IX ln llllllrl BXI PS FDW XRD XX St hutxude Pufcct Attendance 1 7 54 Xdtl0I'ldl Honm Sou 4 -XdXlS01X Othtel ll nt KL CNlLllht 7 ecutau 4 Jun 1 Councll SCYIIOI Counul Honm Roll 1 74 Dragon orglan 4' Chorus 1 1 ' -' ' Football 3' Basketball Mgr. 2.' Swin1111ing 4: Auxiliary Bronzn Club 12 Century Club 3. 6 Y BFI I FI ROBERT J St Jamea Hrghrxood Perfect -Xttendance 3 Natronal Honor Socretw 34 Honor Roll 123 Benrldus Club 4 Dragon 34 Golf 34 Intramurals 1234 Auxrlrarv Bronze Club 'S BFI NION'I RK H XRD J Immaculate Conceptron Hrghland Park Pcrfcct Attendancc 13 Advrsorx Ofhccr Ircs rdcnt 4 Treasurcr 3 Scnror Councrl Junror Loun C11 Honor Roll 1 Benrldus Club 4 Baseball 54 Basketball 2 3 4 Golf 12 34 Intramurals 12 34 Captarn of Golf team BFT7 XNDRFW J St 'Wars hwanston Pcrfcct Attcndancc 1 7 I4 Natronal Honor Socr Honor Io 12 34 Benrldus Llu Dragon 3 4 Chorus 4 Shreld Club 4 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 BFLC HER JOSFPH N St Francrs Xawrer Perfect Attendance 4 Adwriorx Offrcer Presrdent 4 Xrc'eP1esrdent1 Senror Councrl Honor Roll 1 Benrldus Club 1 Chorus 4 Shreld Club 3 Prcardent 4 Football 12 Intranrurals 123 BOBROXS Shi ROBER'I X Hola Rosarx North Chrcago Honor Roll 1 2 34 Berrrldus Club 4 Shreld Club 4 Baseball 3 4 Boxxlrng 2 4 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 -Xurcrlrars Bronze Club 1 Centurs Club 34 BOVI EN ROBERT 'SI St hrcholas Perfcct Attendance 3 Honor Roll 1 234 Intra murals 1 2 3 4 I BXRRI THUNI XS N St Nlartha Honor Poll 1 2 Benrlclu flub 73 Baskctball Go 1 Intranrural 12 '4 BXIFR I-RXNR X St Nlarx of thc Iakc Perfcct Xttcndance 1 9 S4 -Xflxr orx Oflrccr Bcc rctarx 12 Xrce Prcsrclcnt 2 5-1 Senror Councrl Iunror founcrl Honor P ll 1 Football 12 34 Baseball -1 Track 3 Intramural 17 54 B XL NI RICH XRD J St Stephen Des Plarncs Pcrfcct -Xttcndancc 4 Hrnor Poll 12 34 Bcrrrl flus flub 12 34 llragon fhorus 4 Uratorrcal fontcst 2 Football 1 Track 2 flOSS Lountrx ramural 1'-1 -X flu 1 BFI RPR I EUR! I' I St Hcnrx B nrlclus Club 12 Track 2 Crossfountrs 2 Intramurals 1 2 3 HRFNN XX .IONFI H J St Jul1ana 1onal Honrx Sonutx 4 XI 1 Oth e lclgnt Z4 1 Qemm Coun DOI R ll 1 54 leorglan I'd1to1 lnc I8 Basketball 9 lnt1an1u1al 1 P 5-1 HRIDI FS CRP! URN VS St 'NIa1g,a1f.t xIdIY 1n01 I ll 1 1-01111 n 14111111.41 HR ll XI XX I- Quun of -Xngtl Honox Roll -1 Shxelll Klub 4 PJ al I ln 1al 17 HRUVNN JOHN I St Patel -Xcluson Ofhnu Sgt at a1n1 5 JLIIIIUI Counul Bemlclus Club 1 Int1an1u1als 1 V34 BROWN RIfH XRD X St Benedut HOHOI Roll 134 Bemldus Club 12 IfltldI'l1UI8.l BRLNNFR KURDON I- St 'Klan DesPla1nLs Pexfect -Kttendanu '34 Natlonal HOHOI Souetx 34 AC1XlS0lX Secletan 1 Honol Roll 1234 Bemldus Club 34 Dragon 34 feorg1an 3 Suence Club 3 Intlamulals 12 34 Bl RIxF XRTHI R B Oul Ladx of Pelpetual Hnlp Shleld Club 4 Football 'S Int1amu1als '34 Bl Rhl' RON XI D J Queen of -Xll Samt Hbnox Roll 1 Int1amu1a Bl RI INI .IUSPI H X St 'NIa1tl1a Pelfect -Xttcnclanu 4 Bamldu Klub 1 Ba lxet 1 ck -Xu 1 H onlt lu: Bl RNS JOEI V5 St. Nicholas Perfect Attendance 31 Benildus Club 3,43 Chorus 3: fll'3I.0l'lC3l Contest 33 Travk 43 IDII'2iII1UI'3l5 -1. 118 wr' C LARR THO'Vl KS St Joseph Pelfect Attendance '3 Basketball Z Tlack '34 Intlamulals 2 34 CONIPXLL JOHN H Oul Ladw of Mercy AGVISOIY OHTCCI Plesxdent 123 Tleasulel 4 JUHIOI Councxl Football 12 'Z Co Captam Baseball 4 Tlack 12 Intlamulals 1 234 QOONFY JKVIES R Oul Ladx of VICLOIW Honol Roll 4 Bemldus Club 1 Shleld Club '34 Track 2 3 4 C1 oss Count15 2 3 4 lntlamuxals 12 34 Auxlllalv Blonze Club 'S IORCORXN THOM KS M St Nlalgaxet Mary Honol R ll 1 Benildus Club 1 Baseball 4 Basketball 12 II'ltIaY'l1UlalS 12 3 CORNI-KN THOWI XS K St Jelome AdV1SOlX Secletalx 1 Benxldus Club 12 Shxeld Club 4 Intlamulals 1 2 4 CORNEJO I SRI OS J St. Thomas of Cantelbuly Perfect Attendance 23' Honor Roll 1' Benildus Club 4' Football 2' Intramurals 1 234. 119 BLSQC HER DON XLD 'W Holx C1058 Pexfect Attendance 34 Honol Roll 12 Int1a mulals 1 2 3 4 AUYIIIRTY Bronze Club 1 2 'S 4 4 XNNI VN ROBERT Ni St Tlmothx Bemldus Club 1 TIBCR 124 CICS Countxy 1 Auxlllalx Blonze Club 2 C ASSIF JOHN C St Joan of Arc Pexfect Attendance 1 Tlack 2 Goss Countu IIXNC IOI X R XY NIOND J Immaculate Healt of Vlaly Football '3 Baseball '34 Intlamulals 1 7 1 sv 1 CREC XN ROHI'R'l St Paul of tht Cro Perfect -Xttenclanee 1 Honor Poll 14 Shreltl C lub aele un rx C eorgran 4 Q36 -Xuxrlrdrx Bronn Club 1 Cl IJDIHX JOHN D UO '1 ' 'T' St Nlar ear et Var x ramureal 1 3-1 -Xux Bron7e Club 1 2 I HON K Queen of Anetl otlrxll r rur IIN KN JOHN St 'War drttNI.1rx k ramural 1 ro 1 rr Srlver 1 K '7 C l SHINC JPRONIF J Marx Seat of Vlrsdom Natrondl Honor Soeretx 34 -Xdvrsorw Ofheer Xrce Presrdent 3 Secretarx 12 Senror Counerl Junror Councrl Honor Roll 12 34 Benrldus Club Prebrdent 4 Dragon 4 Ceorgran 4 Shreld Club 3 4 Football 3 Surmmrng, 12 3 Captarn 4 Track W F If 5 4 Cross Countrx 4 Intramurals 1234 -Xuxrl rarx Clubs Bronze 1 7 Srlxer 4 Centurx 3 DALFIIJEN DENIS J St Gertrude Perfect Attendance 4 Honor Roll 14 Ceorgran 4 Chorus 14 Intramurale Clubs Srlxer 1 Bronze 4 12 3 4 -Xuxrlrarw DXI FIDEN l XIL J St Julrana Honor Roll 1 Benrldu Club 1 Shreld Club 34 IJXIPNBPRC CHXRII-S R S Certrrle IJXI F1 JOHN St Nreholas Perfect -Xttendanee 3 Natronal Honor Socretx 54 -Xdxr orx Orheer Secretarx 4 Senror Councrl Honor Roll S4 Football 5 Baseball 34 Ba leet ba 3 Co Cdptdrn 4 Intrdrnuralw 34 IJXRI INC NK ILLI XXI XB Hols Croes Deerfield Perfect Attendance S Benrldux Club 1 Dragon Cho u 1 Intran .al 1 73 -Xuwrlrarx C u 5 Bronze 3 Srlser 1 P DF NIOFN MICH XEL St Stephen Des PIHIDQN Pexfect Attendance 3 H nol Poll 12 34 C eorglan 3 Olatollcal Contest 1 DE ROFCR ROI ER X St Nlcholas Pelfect Attendance 1 3 4 Advxbolx OWICLI Tleab U181 12 Benlldus Club 12 4 Intlamuxals 1 2 3 4 DEW LIN ROBERT C Oul Ladx of Wlctolx Advlsolx OCIICCI S9Cl9t31X 4 Senlom Counul Honol Roll 34 Bemldus Club 12 Shleld Club 4 Sclcnce Club 2 Baeketball 3 Tlack 2 lCapta1nr 14 C1053 Countxw 2 1Captl 34 4CaptJ In a mumls 1234 Aumllalx BIOUZC Club 2 IJOFSSLI ROBFR1 Il St 'Vlalgalet Mau AdV1iO1X Ofhtel XICQ Pxesldent 1 Honol Roll 1 Football 12 II1t13.I'l1l.ll3lS 12 ALIYIIIBIX Clubs SIIYQI 1 B1on7e 2 DOL KN JXNIFS A St Jobeoh Cholub 4 Football 1234 Baseball 4 Intla 1'11Ll18lS 123 ALIYIIIRIX Clube Blonzel Cen tu x 2 DOL KN JOSFPH I St Han of the Lake Pelfect Attendance 3 Nat1onalHono1 SOC16ty 3 4 ACIVISOIX Officen SQCIECHIY 1 7 T1 easulel 3 Jun101 Councll Honor Roll 1234 Ceorglan 3 Olatoucal Contest 1 Football Mgr 1 Basketball NIQI 1 Intlamuxalb 12 ALIYIIIZIY Centuu Club 1 121 IIA US, GERALD C. Queen of All Saints Honor Roll 4: Shield Club 43 II1U'3I11L1l'3lS 1.2.3,4g Auxiliary Clubs: Century 1.2, Gold 3. DENIPSEH 'IHONIXS X Oul Ladx of Nlelcx Honol Poll 3 IDI IROOI .IXNIFS C Immaculatc C onceptlon B nlldu Cl1b17 Int dllllldl 1234 I IRXSI' NNIIIIXNII St -Xthanaslus Ielfect Attcndance 12 Chorus -1 Shield Club ack 4 s ountlx 4 2 In ral 2 DON XT ROBFRT XS Immaculate Conceptlon Cheelleadel 1 Footba C olt Z Int1amu1al 1 2 3 4 DONLXN JXNIES J St Jexome Pc-Ifect -Xttendance 14 -Xclxx mx Ofliccu P c 1 nt 12 Y Ice P19 ule 4 SEHIOI Councx JUINC1 Councll Honol Poll 14 Football 1 724 Ba lxetball 1 7 3 Captam ut L ,Ql1txxe1,Ql1t Txaclt 7 'S 4 -Xuxlllalx Club B cnze 1 3 S1lX8l 7 1105113 PINS XRD I St Cextlude Football 7 lntlamulal 1 7 54 DRESSI ER JFRUWII- I' St Man Honol Roll 1 Ma-hc DLICK EWIORX T St Lambelt Pclfcct -Xttcnclance 3 Aclvlsolx QHTILQI Sgt A1Yl1N 1 lntlamulalb 12.34 ENK ROBERT VS St ROb61t Bellalmme P61fQCt -Xttenclance 12? Shleld Club 34 Fort ba 1 ERB ACH DON XI IJ E St Hemx Perfect -Xttenc'ar1ce 1 '7 EMHF1 TI: JOHN St He-mx B mldu Club 1 Tlaclx In ramural: 1 12 3 4. 1 QUUUIX !RHl.I,. V ,,l.X. . 1' Lady of l.ou1' nilclux I' b : 711 ' : Z..f 3 Imra- ral: .1..3. . FAl'T. ROBERT Nl. St. Nicholas I'c1'fc-ct Attendance Zi: Benildus Club 1.23 Foot- ball 11 Basketball 123.-13 lntramurals 1,12,3,-1. 122 FITZ SIMON ROBFRT D lmmaculate Conception Honoi Roll 34 Shield Club 3 Track 4 Intla murals 1234 AUXlll3lV Bionze Club '-3 PITZSINIMONS PFTPR X St C xeeon Pelfect Attendance 12 '34 lntlamuials 124 FIXEL XLLEN E Our Ladx of Perpetual Help Honoi Roll 1 Intlamui als 12 FLICRIYGER, ROBERT J Our Ladv of MQICW Advisolv OfTlC6l Treasurer 1,2, Benildus Club 1, Shield Club 35 Football 1,33 Baseball 49 Intra- murals 1,2,3,4g Auxiliary Bronze Club 1. FOLEY, JAMES J. St. Matthias Benildus Club 13 Cheerleader 1,2,3g Intramurals 2,3,4. FRAWLEY, JEROME E. St. Nicholas Perfect Attendance 29 Honor Roll 1,29 Benildus Can? 1,25 Dragon 23 Basketball 3g Intramurals 123 FEEH AN X INC ENT J Queen of Angels Perfect Attendance 1 Honoi Poll 4 Benlldu Club 1 Int1amu1alsl2 3 4 FELI NER ROC FR J St Mau Des Plaines Pelfect Attendance Z 3 Honor Roll 4 Dragon 4 Choius 4 lntlamulal 15 FIEBFRC ROBERT A St Timothw Honol Roll 12 Benildus Club 1 2 3 4 Dragon 34 Shield Club 34 Bowling, '34 Colf 1 Intiamuials 12 4 PIFZCPRXLD VNILIIXVI J St Paul ofthe Cross IHRUSI JOHN H Holi Cio National Honol Societx 4 Honoi Poll 17 -1 lfltlcllllllldl 1 -Xuxiliaix Bronze Club 7 I XLI Xl HER ROBI-RT St Ita Ba ltctball 7 Intlamuia NU NH Xl I lmmamulate Conncption t cndance 14 1 -1 u u amuia C IRI INC W ILI I 'UI J St John Hlghxxood Perfect Attendanu 1 Bcnildu Club 34 C ARRITX MICH XEL I' St M312 of the Woods Benildus Club 1 Dragon 3 Cholus 4 AUYIIIZIIN Blonze Club 3 C JVIHILRC OAI DAN ID C. Our Lady of Pcrpctual Help GAYIN ROBERT P. Our Lady of Mercy Dragon 'S' Swimming 1 2 3 4' Intramurals . CILLARDE LAWRENCE I. Queen of All Saints Perfect Attendance 33 Honor Roll 13 Shield Club 4: Intramurals 12,31 Auxiliary Bronze Club 1. GIROCX, GEORGE J. St. Matthias Perfect Attendance 1,2,3,-1: National Honor So- ciety 3,43 Advisory Otlicer: Secretary 4: Senior Council: Honor Roll 1,2,3,-13 Dragon 2, News Ed- itor 3, Editor-in-chief 4: Science Club 3: Intra- murals 1,2: Auxiliary Bronze Club 2,3,-1. GRAF, JAMES St. Nicholas Honor Roll 3,-1: Bcnildus Club 1,2,3,-13 Debate 13 Chorus -1: Shield Club 33 School Show 3: Swim- ming 2,3,-1: Track 3,43 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. 12-1 ef HACK ANTHONY S St Benedxct Advlsory UITICGI Secletalyl T1easu1e1 2 Honol Roll 23 Chorus 3 Shleld Club 3 Football 23 Baseball 4 Intlamulals 12 3 4 HACKETT RICH XRD J Qt Henry Pelfect Attendance 1234 Honor Roll 2 Beml dus Club 1 Intxamulals 12 Auxlllalw B1onze Club 1 4 HALEY JOSEPH J Nt Geltlude Advlsory Office: Vlce Plesldent 3 Jun1o1 Coun c1l Cho1 us 3 4 Shleld Club 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Intl amurals 1 2 3 4 HXND W ILLI XM F St 'Vlalv Des Plalnes Watlonal Honol SOCI6tY 4 Advlsoly 051081 Sec l9t3lW 4 Semol Councll Honor R ll 12 34 Dragon 1234 Debate 1234 Chorus 34 Ola toncal Contest 1 HARFORD GILBERT St Maw Des Plames Intl anllll als 1 2 3 4 HARMON WILLIAM R Holy Famlly Entered 1n Senlox year. 125 GRANA, HENRY J. St. Thecla Perfect Attendance 23 Benildus Club 24 Chorus 43 Football 15 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. fRXN KH KN 'ANTHONY T St Colnellus Honol Roll 2 Football 3 Intxamulals 4 KJRECO JOSEI H E Queen of All Salnts Honol Roll 1 Football 1 Intlamulals 1234 GROSS J VVIES I Oul Ladw of Mt Cal mel Perfect Attendance 3 Honox Roll 1 2 3 AUXIIIBIW Blonze Club 1 HXRT IJPNNIN J St Nlcholax -Xdxlwolx Ofhcel Xlu PM xdnnt 1 Bemldu Cl b a etball 1 ' J HXLCH CHXRLE5 F St F1 .incl XHXIQI Choluw 1 7 34 Footba ral 7-1 Ba 1194114 Intla HPPB I-RNFNI IH Immdculatn funuptmn II1Id!'IlL1ld1 1 54 HPIIJPNFEI IJFR NX XITFR J St Celtludv. 1Y1tldIllUl3lN17 34 5' 1 HFIIJR ANII' IHONI XS Oul Ladx of Louldes Intlamulalb 1 2 3 4 HI-I I' I' NBP IN ROHI- R'l Queen of All Samts Honol Roll 9 IDtldl11Llld HEX IJERSUN I EORCIL E St Paul of the C1 Om -xdW1501X OfHC8l Xue Plesldent 4 SQIHO1 Coun L11 Bemldus Club 4 Dragon -1 I eorglan 4 Sh1e1d Club -1 Sulmmmgx 1 7 3-1 Intlamulal 1 IIWI KN KI-R XI ll St Jerome mldu 1 lb -Mx Bmnn C lub 7 Hi UPN IIOXIJ St NIAIX IdlULlldl Nl-IS. WILLIANI . St. G1'eg.fo1'y ,Ul'fL'L'I . cnciarwv 32, L J u' I 1.1 BL-nil 5 ' uh 1,2.,2, 3 n L..3, 5 Fo ' Z.,f: Go 3 Intramurals 1.L. 24' 5 I JXNIES JOHN F St Nicholas Benrldus Club 4 Surmmrn 3 Intramurals -Xuvcrlrary Srlxer Club 3 .II'I INI'Ix PINS XRD W Qt Athanasru Football 1 9 Bul ethall 1 Intrarnuralw 4 Auf: ary Srlyer 7 4 IOIINS C H XRI PS I it Pduard Honor Roll 1 Dragon 'J rcrus 4 Football 1 JOHNSON IIONAI IJ R. St. Timothy Ptrfect .-Xttenflwnu fl' Intramurals 4' Bowlin '. JOHNSON. WILLIAM H. St. Nicholas Benildus Club 253.43 Track 21 Cross.-Country 2,31 Intramurals 1.23. JOYCE. BERNARD J. St. Gertrude Perfect Attendance 1,33 National Honor' Society 3,43 Advisory orrrr-t-1-1 Secretary 2,31 Junior Coun- cil: Honor Roll 1,Z2,3,4g Benildus Club 1,2,fS,4g Intramurals 2,3,4. 127 HON! ELL I XTRILR J St Francis Xawrer Ad'-rsorx Officer Trea urer 'Z Junior founcrl Honor Roll 'S Choru '34 Football 1234 Ba e 134 Basketball 234 Track 13 Inra murals 2 3 4 HR XIJISRX RICHARD I St Pobert Bellarmrne Adxrsory Ofliter Nice Pre rdent 1 Secretary 2 Treasurer 'S Junior Council Football 23 Intra mural 12 '3 4 -Xuxrlrarx Bronn Club 17 '3 4 HRIHXN JOSI-PH R St Fdward Pufcct Attendance 1 Track 1 fross fountry 1 Hl ISFRT RH H XRD X Qt Irrlrana Btnrldus flub 1 9 Shield K ur Intramural 1 'ax , ff' KHLEN .IKNIES E St Athanaslus Honox Roll 124 Olatollcal Content 12 hING lkll S St John Buchman KLEINHFNZ JOSEPH C St Paul of the CIOSS Honox Roll 12 SXXIIIIITIIHQ 1 Intlamulal 7 34 HNEXPSFH NIICHXFI 'l Qt Ignatius Shield Club 34 School Show S T1 ack 1 h0BE5Ixl, W XLIFR IJ St TIIIIOKIIN Pelfect -'Xttvndance 1,3 Honol Roll 4 Bcmldux Club lf, ChUlllN 4, Baxkntbdll 3 Intlamuldlx 1, ,Y-1 KONI Xl. FIN! XRD F St XQIOYIICA Dragon 4, Mt I lub l,II1tldl11lllAlN 1,5-1 1,5 .IUXC F IHUNI X5 I' S futu t Pufut Atttnrlamt n mul ' .Il Rh X IEE I' Queen of -Xll Salntx Xl on Jtllc 1 1 P ulen T ed uxu 7 SQCICIAIX 1 SCHIOI Counul Iumol LlI'lCll mm Jo 'Na 1 f 1 X F U ld tam -1 B4 kttball I 7 In nal AUXIIIA Bronze um RF IPR RIC HXRIJ St I'llXXdllI nu C ub foun IX 1 7 -XLIXIIIAIX B1onLL C lub 1 I'xI'RRIf KN NIHIPS .I St ltd I nlldu Cluo 17 BdNlxltbdIl Z Intramural -XLIXIIIAIX Clubs Blonfe 1 CQTIILIIN t. 5-i.'1cl1 All I . - H ZZ.-1: I tran 'als l,2,Z,,-1. Aci s 'jAC ew Ilresilent 3, Vice- res' I t 4. 1-,S-1-L, ..,1-.- : ,'-' 52. '. C0 'A 1 Ili ' It ll 1,2.3.4: .I tifnal Hon wr Sc- cictj 4: fll'21IO1'lL'21I Contest 3,42 o tl'll 1.2,3S, Vo-Cap 'A : 's ' 1 ' ,2.,3: Travk 2.3.41 tra- DIL ' s I,Z2,3.-1: . ry ' Cl I 1. ' .L , I . ' . Pe.l'f1-vt Attendant-v 1: Benilrius Club 1: Dragon 3,41 Scion 'l 3: Track I,2,3,-4: Cross ' tg' Sul' s ' ,Lg ' 'Q s 2.21 A 4. . ... ' s: , ,A y .tv 2' I I I ,' I 4 II. 1' 'ISK I XSROVISKI WI XRTIN .I Tlanshgulatlon Bgmldus Club 1 CIOSS COLIUUW 1 II1tldl11LI1dl5 1 Z 3 4 L XLRFNT RUN 'ILD P St Nlcholas Ol3lZ0llL3.l Contest 1 2 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Tlack 12 CIOSS Countlv 1 Intlamulals 1 2 34 I KIINF DON XI D NI Queen of All SBIDIS Honol Roll 12 Cholus 34 lntlamulals 12 34 BOXKIIIIL 4 LFXR RICH XRD L St Wlaltha Honol Roll 2 BCIIIIKIUQ Club 17 IDUHIHLIIHIS 123 IEF JERONIE St X mcent de Paul LPNINC ER IS ILLIXVI H St Benedlct AdWlS0lV 015061 Tleasulel 4, SCDIOI Councll, Honol R011 1,2,3,4, Cholus 1,4, Football 1,2,3,4, Intlamux als 1,2,3,4 129 lx0RN RXLI H X St Cnegon Pelfect Attendance 4 Natlonal Honol Souety 4 Honol Roll 1 Z 4 Bemldus Club 1 2 3 Dragon Cholus 4 Shleld Club 34 Intlamulals 123 Auxlllalx B1 onze Club 1 RRXLSE JOSEPH D St Tlmothx Honol Roll 1 Benlldus Club 1 Tlack 1 9 3 C1055 Countn 1 Intlamuxals 12 3 4 IxIi0'NON XIII H XFL T St fO1!'l6lll1S Pelfect Attenflancc 4 Intlamulals 12 S4 Aux lllalw Blonzt Club 12 SIINCI 34 I X BELLI' XI FX .I St Ylatol Advlsolw OIHLQI XICQ Plesldent 3 Junlol Coun ul Baseball 34 Basketball 3 Swlmmlng., tlamul als 2 3 4 'C' LILXZINI 'NI XR'lIN J Immaculate Lonce rtron I Honor Roll 1234 Bcnrldus Club 4 Oratorrtal Contest 1 C olf 12 3 4 Intramurals 1 P 34 IEW IS JOSI-PH S lheerleadtr 3 Surrrrnrrng, 34 Intramural 3-1 I0'El HDI-I I Our Ladx of 'VIt Carmel -Xdxrsorx Uthcer Xru Presrdent 7 3 Sttretarx 4 Junror Countrl Stnror Councrl Honor Rfll 2 Chorus 3 Shrcld Club 4 Football 2 5-1 Intra murals 12 3 4 I l Fi lxFR IFORI I' NN St Matthras Perfect Attendants. 123 Benrldus Club 34 In trarrrurals 1 Z 34 U 1 in N1 UR W Xl IER J St Neronrca honor Roll 4 Dragon 34 Scrence 3 Art Show 3 VIAI UNF CFRALD R St Thcmas of Canterburx Benrldus Club 12 Art Show 3 Football 12 In tr arrrur als 12 3 4 VI XI UNEX JOHN J St John Brebeuf Honor Roll 12 Benrldus Club 1 Intramurals 123 'VI-XLOOLY VSILLIANI Y St 'Vlarx of the Woods Dragon 3 Shreld Club 34 Football 1 Intra mum s 1 ' 34 Auxrlrarx Bron7e Club 23 Nl XNINIOSILR IHOVIAS I St Paul of the Cross Perfect Attendance 1 Adu orx Officer Presrdent 1 Semor Councrl Honor Roll 12 Chorus 34 Shreld Klub 34 Intramurals 12 34 'NI XNNING, IJKNID J St Gertrude Perfect Attendance 3, Shreld Club 3,4, School Shoxx 3, Intramurals 1,2,3,4 130 NI XRTIN EIJNILNIJ J St Colnellu -Xdx won Orhcel Plebldent 1224 Senlol Coun cll Junlol Council Honol Roll 12 Football 12 'S 4 Track 1-1 Intlamuials 12 4 WI XL R0 Nl XRIO J Queen of All Sainte. Hcnol Poll 1 Z 3-1 Football 1 Intxamulalw 1 7 WI XX OR 'I HOW! XS 'NI Oul Lads of X lCtO1Y Honor Roll 1 Benildua Club 4 Football 1 Intxa mulals 2 34 MAXWELL JOHN . . St. Norbert Shield Club 4. MAYER, JOHN M. Queen of All Saints Intramurals 1,2,3,-1. MAYIAN, ARA A. St. Ita Advisory Ollicer: Vice-President 1, Treasurer 23 Track 1: Intramurals 1,2,3,-1. 131 NIXRC HE'lTI GLIDO J St Fianciw Xauei hield Club 7 -1 Football 7 'J 4 a lxetball 1 3-1 If Countlx 1 Intiannla IXRINU PETER J St Hilaix Benildu Clubl Suimmm 1 Nl XRI IN ROBERT E St Paul ofthe C1055 National Honol SOC19tX '7-1 -xl,lYlsOlX Oflicei Xue President 7 SQCIGIHIX 3 SLl'I1Ol Councll Jumox founcil Honoi Poll 1 7 7-1 Benildu Club 1-1 Dragon 'S 4 f eorglan -1 Shield C lub 3-1 -ht mb B 5 etball 7 34 Intlamuxa 7 31 -Xuxlllalx B1on7e I NI XRSH 1 H XRI PS I St Fiantls Yann Pufut Attendant 3 Bemldus 1 lub 1 Ura on 4 F otball S lIlt13ITlLlIdl 1 7 '4 NH I XXI XXI' JXNIPS D St Nlatthias ufttt Attendance 3-1 Alxroix thu: ict e ilent 12 Honor Polll Intramural 1 J Nl! DFRNIOTI JOHN E St 'Nlatthia Perfect Attendance 1 JPRNIUII N HXPI St loan ot Arc atorltal Conte t nt l 1 kata N N11 IIN FRN ROBFRI N Queen of All Saints ield Club 34 ntiamuial 1 7 5-1 Auxi ldl Bronze Club 2 NIC I llllh 'VIKRIIN J Oui lady of 'Vlt Cdllllll Pclfett Attendance 4 Advisory Othter President 4 Senior Council BLI'lllKll1S Club 1 Dragon 4 Chorus 34 Clficcrltadti 124 Swimming., 12 34 Intramurals 1 Z 34 ALlXll1dlX Bronze Club '3 NI HLI H l Xl L St. Mary Baseball 4' Chorus 4. MC HCCH THOMAS J. St. Nicholas Perftct Attendance -3' Advisory Oflicer: Vice- President 4 Treasurer 3' Senior Council' Junior Council' Honor Roll 2' Dragon 34' Oratorical Contest 1' Intramu1'als 12' Auxiliary Clubs: Bronze 2 Blue and Whitt fm Silxcr 4. MC ILWFI- CFRAI D In St. Mary Benildus Club 1 2' Intramural: 2 3' Auxiliary Bronze Club 1 7 3 4. NIC KEON. ROBERT J. St. Gertrude Advisory Ullicer: Treasurer 12: Football 13 Basketball 2: Intramurals 1,12,3,4. MC 'l'E.XGl'l-I, MICHAEL J. St. Mary of the Lake National Honor Society -1: Advisory Omcer: Treasurer 4: Senior Council: Honor Roll 12,41 Benildus Club 1,23 Football 1: Baseball 1,2, Cap- tain 3, Captain 4: Cross Country 2,3,43 Intra- murals 1.2,3.4g Georgian -1. 132 'Z NIOBECIx VIILLIXNI I St Robert Bellalmlne AdV1mOlY OIIICGI Sgt at HIUIN 3 Junlol Councll Shleld Club 34 lntlamulals 17 3-1 AuYll13lX Blonze Club 234 Cold 1 NIONIPIER JOHN I Oul Laclw of Pexpetual Help Perfect Attendancc Z3 Bcnllclus Club 1 Shleld C ub 3 II'ltl3.D1Ul3lS 1 34 xUXllldIX ubs B1onze1 SIIYQI 7 WIONTBRI XND II II I I XXI I St Nlatthlas Honol Roll 14 Bawkctb ll 7 SYYIIHIIIIIU., 1 Intla muxalb 1 2 3 4 NIOORHEXIJ JOSFI H E St Angela Natlonal Honoz Socletx 3 Honol R ll 1734 Intmamulals 1 7 NIORSE CH XRLES T St Jerome Bemldub Club 3 4 Choxub 1 NILELLER JOSEPH NI St Gertrude Benlldus Club 1 IHIIHUIUIBI: 12 3 4 lo NIERI FS THONI XS F St -Xthanavu Bcmlclu Club 1 7 Intxamulals 173-1 WIETZ .IKWIPS H Oul Lads of Pelpetual Help Pexfect -Xttenclance Sbxelcl Club -1 Football 'nlamulal 1 'XUXIIIHIX Bxonze Club 13 Centulx 2 NIEH ER XNIJRI' H St Paul of the C1085 AdYlSOlX OI'l:lC6I Tlea unel 1 Football 1 7 Tlaclc 12 Captain 34 C1055 Countlx 3 Captaln -1 H141 I'Ii I H XRLIS H St Nlaxgalct Nlaxx Pexfcct Attenrlancc Z 7 -Xclwlsolx Offlcel X108 Pleslclent S Sccxctalx 73 Senlol Councll Junlol Councll Bcnlldus clubl Cholus 14 Intlamuxal 12 3 4 NILLLXIH PXTRICK J St Malgalet 'Slam Aduson Officel Tleasulel 4 Semol Councll Bemldus Club 1234 Dragon 1234 Debate 1 Shleld Club 34 Alt Club 3 School Shoxx 3 Intlagnulals 12 Auxlllalx Clubs bold 134 Cen tum NILRPHX JOHN P Queen of Angels Hono1 Roll 2 Football 1 Intzamulals 1734 Ml RPH1 THONI XS J Ou1 Ladx of Louldes Aduson Officer Sgt at a1ms 1 Hono1 Roll 1 Shleld Club 34 lntlamulals 12 'VILRRXX 'IHOVI XS F Immaculate Htalt of Mau Pe1fectAttend'1me 4 Honcl Rolll lntlamulalsl ,Z 'Ui uv '1 'VIYERS ROBERT E Immaculate Conceptlon Pel feet Attendance 2 3 4 lxatlonal Hono1 SOC16tW 34 Aduscly 0631061 P1es1dent 12 Sec1eta15 3 Jumol Councll Hono1 Roll 1 234 Basketball T1ack 1234 Closs Countlx 1 lnt1amu1als 13 AUX1l13IW Blonze Club 3 N VIT K BERN ARDINO L St James Hlghwood Honol Roll 1 2 3 4 Benlldus Club 3 4 Dragon Intxammals 1 3 4 AUXIIIZIX B1 onze Club 3 4 NTEAL MARTIN E Holy Famllv P91f6Ct Attendance 134 Hono1 Roll 23 Foot ball 1234 Baseball 1 Svummmg 1 Flack 4 Intlamulals 1234 Auxlllan Blonze Club 2 NILLEB DXNIEL I' St Athanaslus NOON KN I FORK F X St raxtholomevx Adxlsolx Ofhtex Plesldent Z 34 Xue Plesldent 1 Semol Counul Jumol Counul Football 123 4 Tlacl 234 lntlamuxals 124 0 B01 LE FR VNC Ib X St Fdvuald Shleld Club 3 Intramulals 2 3 4 134 I XC lx RIC H IRI! J St Talclssua Dragon 3 1YltI3I'I1Ul3lS 34 Auxlllalx Blonze Club23 IFNN1 JOHN I St Athanaaxus Pemlclus Club 12 Int1amu1als1Z a 4 PPTFRS DON CLD L St Ilan Deb Plame Football 1 nt1amu1als 1 2 3 I XI-I- IRIN Tlanshgbulatlon Pufect -Xttcndanu. 3 Shu. I'!1UIdIS234 I HII I II' C I'ORC F St C IQSIOIN Intlamulals 12 3 4 I'HlLLII THOMAS M. St. Edward Benildus Club 13 Football Mgr. 2,4. 135 b341n O LEXR1 JOHN R Immaculate Conceptlon Tlack 1 23 Intlamulals 12 3 AUWCI I8IX Clubs Blonzg 1 SIINQI Z Gold 3 OLFN C EORC F F Immaculate Conceptlon -XCIXISOIX Officel Secletalx 1 Cholusl Football 17 Tlack 2 C1olf12 34 Intlamulals 1734 OLLNIXNN FRANCIS J Oul Ladx of Pelpetual Help -ht Club 3 Intlamulals 12 3 I kCF JOHN F St Bonawcntule Pelfect Attendance 123 Honox Roll 12 Tlark 1234 CIOSS Countn 1234 Intlamulals 5 POCH JOHN St Thoma of Canteibuix POZDOL JOHN J St Coinclius Perfect Attendance 3 Football 3 Tlack 3 Intla muialb 1234 -xL1Xlll3lX fcntulx Club 7 PRINIE C XRL F Oui Iadx of Peipetual Help Pelfect -Xtttndame 2 34 Intiamui xl 1 7 PRZX B1 I Slxl DON XLIJ W Ascension Ewanbton Advison Officei Tleabuiei 4 Senioi Coumi National Honol SOCl9tX -1 Honol Roll 1 9 3 4 Intiamuials 1 2 3 4 PRZXBYLSKI STANILEX J St Nicholas Pelfect Attendance 1 234 Advisoiw Officer Tieasulel 1 Sgt at aims 2 Honol R11 12 Benildus Club 12 Football 1 2 Intlamurale 12 '34 AUXIIIHIN SIIVSI Clubl QI..-XCLIANO ROGER VI. St. Bartholomew Football 1 2 4' Intramurals 1 2 3 4. RANDAZZO FRANCIS R. Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Chorus 12 3 4' Intramurals 12 3 4' Auxiliary Bronze Club 1. RANDOLPH ROBERT R. St. Gregory Advisory Officer: Secretary 1 Vice-President 2 Treasurer 3' Junior Council' Honor Roll 1' Benil- dus Club 1: Football 1,23 Basketball 1,2,3,4g I - tramurals 1,2,3,4. KEARDON, MICHAEL T. Our Lady of Mercy Honor Roll 3,41 Benildus Club 13 Cheerleader lg Football 1: Swimming 23 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. REITER, DAVID J. St. Stephen-'Des Plaines Dragon 3,43 Chorus 4. 136 ROHRER CH XRLES WI St N1cholas -XdVlb0lY OITICQI Plebldent 1 Benlldub Club 1 2 Cholus 4 Basketball 1 9 34 IYItl3.I11LI13.lS 1 2 3 4 ROI I INS JOHN F St ble on I-, Intlamulals .Z 54 -Xuxlllalx B1on7e Club 19 RON AN JOHN T St Lambelt SXXIYTIHIITIQ 1 RUSTOVI SRX .IUSFI H L St Nlcholas Shxeld Club '3 4 ROTH -XRNIEL HL BERT St Petel Exchange Student f1OI'l1 Sollgen Gelmanx Honol Roll-1 TldClx 4 C1055 Countu 4 ROVII IND WIIIIKWI I' St Sebastlan Pexfect Attendance 1 2 4 Football 1 7 Babketball 23 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. RIC H XRDS 'IHONI XS E St Paxmond Nlt P10 peat nol Roll 12 Cholu 1' fheelleadel 73 Football 2 Intxamulals 12 3 4 RIC HTER JANIES NI St HIIBIY RIILDILL XLBER1 F St TEICISSUS Pelfect Attendance 1 Aduson OIIICQI Tleawulel 1 Honol Roll 17 Football 13 Intlamulals 1 'S ROXCH IJFNNIS C St Xexomca Honon Roll 1 Baseball 5 Intxamuralx 1204 X' RYAN, PAUL A. St. Jerome Perfect Attendance 13 Intramurals 1,2,3,4g Aux- iliary Bronze Club 1,2. SXNDERS NI XRIx C St Nrcholas SXNTOSFFI- KNO HENRX F Immaculate Conceptron Perfect Attendance 1234 Adwrsorx Ofllcer Presrdent 13 4 I rce Pr esrclent 2 Senror Councrl Junror Councrl Honor Roll 1234 Baseball 12 34 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Intramurals 12 34 SC HMID LH XRLES F St Gregorr Perfect Attendance 4 Benrldus Club 1 Art Club 3 Bowlrng, 3 4 Intramurals 2 GQ' gsm ar' SCHWIIDLINIK RICHARD H St Peter Intramurals 1 2 SKHWIIIYI IETER VI St Julrana Intramurals 12 3 4 BLHVIIIJT RON XLIJ NI St Nlcholas Perfect Attendance 2 AdNISOlX Officer Yrce Presrdent 4 Secretarx 23 Junror Councll Senror Counc-rl Honor Roll 1234 Benrldus Club 1 Dragon 3 Football 1234 Basketball 2 Intra murala 1 2 Sl HWIIDI VS ILLI XXI J Our Ladx of Xrctorx Intramurals 12 3 4 SC HUFNINI I'R IHRXNCIS NI Qt Nlarx Pcrfect Attendance 3 Lhorus 34 Shrcld Club 3 4 Sxxrmmrngc rncr 7 -Xuxrlrarx Bron7c flu Sl HR XNTZ STEPHEN R St Xlcholas I' ntc cd from Panama ln enrol xcar I 3 SHLNIII 0 JOHN C St 'llatthlas Pelfut Attendance 12 'S 4 C l'lOlLlN 1 lfltldlllllldlb 1 2 'S 4 bll-PERWIXNN JOHN X St Raxmond Pelfect Attendance 2? A4lYlS0lX Uflclcem Sec letalx 3 Jumol Councll Chow 34 Football 12 'Z-1 Basketball Z Tlaclx 2 Intl IINUIAIS 1 7 34 SWIFSS XERT J XWIES D St Wlau of the Woods Honcx Roll 2 Cholus 4 Intlamuxals 1234 SNIITH IEURI F NS St Nlalx Des Plalnes Senlol Councll Bcnlldu Fu -1 cl'lOlLl 4 Tlaclx 14 Int1amu1alQ1Z '34 SWII'lH VI II I I XWI D St Tlmothx Pelfect Attendance 23 Hono1 Roll 7 Football 73 Tlatk 2 Cross Countlx 1 Intlamulals 12 SOBFSRI JKMLS J St Colnellus HODOI Roll 1 Intlamulals 1234 Boxxlmg, 4 139 SLLLLH BRIAN X Queen of All Salnts Pelfect Attendance 1 Honoz Poll 12 Football 1 Intlamulals 1 2 '34 SH XNNON .I XNIFS NN St Pete! Debate 7 Baeeball 4 Intlamulals 4 SHERIDXN TERRFNCE J Oul Lads of Nlelu BLHIILILIN C lub 1 lntxamulals 1 7 '34 SHIPWIXN NIICHXFL L St XGIOHILB H nol Roll 1 54 Natlonal Honol SOCIQIN 4 Dra on 4 Bakketball 5 IYIIIADILIIHIS 1234 SODERLLND VS ILBERT D St 'Slam of the lake Bemldus Club 2 3 lI'ltI3IIIUl3lS 2 3 4 SPXTX FRXNCIS R Queen of Angels -'kdvxsoxx OIYICQI SGCIQIZBIY 4 Sen1o1 Councll Honol Roll 1 Benlldua Club 1 Shleld Club 3 Basketball 2 lntlamulalb 1 34 AUXIlI3IX B1on7e Club 2 SPENICE THO'Vl XS W St Eugene Intlamulals 2 3 4 STILVN ART 'IHOMXS J St Edward Shleld Club 3 lntnamulals 4 .Z I Z STRITZEL WILLIAM C St Maxx of the Lake Intl amux als 1 2 3 4 SLLLIY AN JOHN J St V13tOl Bemldus Club 3 Shleld Club 34 lntlamurals 1 2 3 4 TOMORX JOHN T Immaculate Conceptlon Bemldus Club 1 Football 12 Tlack 1234 In tlamulals 1 2 3 4 VAL-Xllx X THOVI XS R St Baltholomeu Pelfect Attendance 4 Basketball 1 lntlamuxals 12 3 4 AUXlll3lX B1on7e Club 2 3 W SN NSORNIER PETFR X St Jexome WIC IL THONI AS R St Matthlab Honol Roll 1,2, Shleld Club 3,4, SCIENCE Club 3 Bowling 3,43 Intramurals 1,2,3g Auxiliary Bronze Club 13 Secretary of Bowling League. 140 11' 'Z' XX XTERS PXFRILK H Oul Lads of Lourdes Chorus 4 Cheelleadel 'S 4 SXYIDIDIIHQ, 1 2 '54 Intlamulals 12 '3 4 WFDFFN WII LIAVI b. St. X eronica Perfect Attendance 1' Honor Roll 2' Dragon 3 4' Science Club 3' Art Club 3' Intramural: , 4' . ux- iliary Bronze Club 2 34. WFLCH EDWARD F. St. Margaret Mary Perfect Attendance 1 2 3' Honor Roll 1 2 3' Intra- murals 1. WELTER JAMES E. St. Edward Honor Roll 1: Golf 15 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. WERDRICK, WILLIAM R. St. Thomas of Canterbury Honor Roll 2g Track 2. WIECZOREK, ALFRED B. St. Thecla Honor Roll 1,23 Golf 2,3,4g Intramurals 1,2,3,4 Bowling 4. 141 YOLRY OL LIAS f EORGF P St Hemx Benlldus Club 1 Cheexleadel 3 Int1amu1al 1 2 3 SN AHLE KLRT A St Xelonlca P61f9Ct Attendance 'S Honor Poll 12 Dragon Z '34 feorglan 4 Intlamulala 1 2 NN XRD JOHN C St NIaxga1et 'Xian Benlldus Club 1 Intlamulals 1224 Boxxlmg 4 XX XSHINK TON CH XRI FS J St Xlcholas Pelfect Attendance 2 SCYIIOI Counul Honox Roll 1 Sxxlmmlng, 2 34 Intlamulals 12 '34 AUYlll3lY BIODZQ Club 1 2 Sllxel 5 Blue and NK hlte Llub 4 I I' Quun of -XllSa1nts XIOIX fhcu 1 L Xlu P11 up lun 61 Kouncll Scmox Councl Hcmoz 7 Football 1 7 74 Ba lxttball Tlatlx 7 IHt1dI'!1U1dl 1 XS L AS Xh ROBhRI 1 St Ignatluw Buxxlmgt 4 Intlamulal 1 7 34 I I R XNl Is I S Tluclx mm WOINY JXWIPSJ St TAILINSUS AdXISOlX OIIILEI S uetalx Junior IOLITILII muw 34 Football 1 34 Ba Lball Baxlxet ball 34 Tlank Z 34 Intlamulals 1 gp. 705 KN XLI Immaculate Qonceptlon Pelfect Attendance 3 Honox Roll 1 Txaclt 12 54 LlO5s Countu 1 2 IHIZIBHIUIAIS 12 34 Aux ll an Brrnze Club 1 7 Co Captaln C1055 Countlx NN R11 HT JAWIES C7 -Xthanaslub Hcnol Roll 1 Bemldus Club 12 Intlamulals 1 2 XXRON X JOSEPH NI Holx Robazx Pelfect Attendanu 3 Honol Roll 1 Dragon 3 II ltIdI'l1UldlS 2 34 1 XC LLI 0 C H XRLE9 WI St Ignatlus Football 1 Basketball 13 Captaln 4 Intlamural 1 XUN XITFS DENNIS X St Nlcholas Pufut -Xttcndanu 3 Honor Roll 1 Dragon I-1 hulll C lub S4 SXKIITIIIIIIIL., 7 II1tldII1L1IdlN 1 7 54 1 Ol 5, KHARLES P. Holy C1'OSSfD681'I:lCld Perfect Attendance 3,-1: Intramurals 1,23 Aux iliary Bronze Club 3. 142 ZIEC LFR THONI XS I Oul Lads of Pelpetual Help IHIIZIHUIHIS 3 Bowlmg 4 ZIVIA GEORC E .I St THICISSUS AdVlSO1X OWICQI Sgt at alms 2 Shleld C lub 3 -1 Football 2 3 4 Txaclx 2 IITIIZIIIUISI 1 7 3 4 YINNI PFTFR NI St Nlalx Oul Ladx of Pelpetual Help Pelfect Attendance 3 Bemldus Club 1 Swlm mmg 2 Intlamulals 13 N ot Pictu red I KVI, EDWIN St B enedwt Pnteled SLIIIOI X631 from St Benedlct Hlgh School ACKNOWLEDGMENTS PHOTOGRAPHY ROOT STUDIO CHICAGO PUBLISHER LEANDER CO CHICAGO 143 ZMUDA, DANIEL E. 15. , 5, -H , , . I . Z .'2'QA1fo:7m1PA