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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1962 volume:

Saint George High School Evanston, 111. Presents . . . the GEORGIAN Zhe Whole M Christian Education Zakes in the whole aggregate of human Cife . . . Spiritual . . Physical . . Social J ot wltk a view of reducing it in anyway, but in order to elevate. regulate, and perfect it. in accordance wltk the ocample and teachings of Christ. f f Pope Pius XI Christian Sducation of youth 7 ' -Sf t ' ■W N t-tr V . I ♦ ♦ ♦ i 4 Iw Dedication In accordance with this year ' s theme, THE WHOLE MAN, the 1962 GEORGIAN wishes to honor a man who has achieved outstanding success in, building the character of Saint George students--Max Burnell. Having an outstanding athletic career himself at Duluth Cathedral High School in Minnesota and Notre Dame University, Mr. Burnell is well qualified by his training-- both intellectually and physically-to be the Athletic Director of Saint George High School. His personal quahties-dynamic leadership, attractive personality, dogged persistence, and a friendly cheerfulness-enables him to effectively work with students and obtain the results he has in view. Saint George teams under Coach Burnell have won many national, state and city championships. Trophies have been added to our case so often that the Saint George Dragons have traditionally become synonymous around the Chicago area with first-rank football teams. 1961 was no exception. Champions of the new Chicagoland Prep League and ranked number five in Illinois, the Dragons posted their first undefeated season in their history. Mr. Burnell, however, is not just a coach of winning football teams. It that is all he was, this issue of the GEORGIAN would not be dedicated to him. Much more than this, Mr. Burnell has excelled in his ability to develop boys into men. By his insistence on high standards of sportsman- ship, by requiring manliness, by demanding service, generosity, and teamwork, by stimulating his players with aggressiveness and drive, by encouraging excellence in studies, and by pressing for exact obedience to training rules and his commands, he has in every way developed the students of Saint George into whole men. This, the GEORGIAN feels, is Mr. Burnell ' s greatest service to Saint George High School. -lar the Administration With the change of teachers at the beginning of this year, Brother Maurice was appointed to the position of Brother Director and principal of the school. Through him and the other brothers in the Adminstration, even now Saint George is becoming a newer and better school. Brother has brought back ' into the minds of others the value of an education at Saint George through the Open House held for the present eighth graders and future freshmen. Brother L. Maurice ssr Brother Jerome Anthony Being Assistant Principal and in charge of building main- tenance gave Brother Jerome the twofold job ot keeping Saint George up to par with the other schools of this city. Academically, he made sure that those who went to our school fulfilled their duty to their parents to study and get passing grades. At the same time he made sure that the students in our school had the greatest opportunity to do their work well by keeping the school building in condition. Brother Daniel is Saint George ' s fine registrar. In this capacity he handled transcripts, insurance, and files. Brother also taught junior religion and was active in vocation guidance. Brother Raphael is head of the newly improved guidance department. Brother ' s many services-- Mass participation, school publicity, bulletin boards, and group guidance-are well known to the students. Brother Jordan David is the capable Dean of Men. In his spare time he directed die Glee Club and handled the Greater Saint George Committee. Brothers Daniel, Raphael, and Jordan David ' ' Perfect schools are the result of good teachers. who are thoroughly prepared and well -grounded In the matter they have to teach, who possess the intellectual and moral qualifications required by their important office. ' ' Mu.immeiK- ' .Trrr- ' ifr?-.  T i t? ««,, • «i  • « ' T ! ! I A, 1 Fifty per cent ot the student body was active last year in either classical or modern languages. This tact is indicative of Saint George ' s rapidly progressing language department headed by Brother Emilian. Indeed, the department seemed to have gone modern, and more is yet to come. Through the use ol sing-alongs, tapes, records, and speakers, one can see the presence ot new techniques. Most characteristic of all was the use of conversation. The language student at Saint George has to be on his toes because sooner or later, he knows that he is going tohaveto speak and listen in that language. About the future. Brother Emihan said, We hope to have a language lab soon, and we hope to give each student a greater variety of language courses. • - ' LANGUAGES Brother Jerome Emilian, B.A., M.A. SaintMary ' s College Religion II, English I, English III Speech and Debate Chairman: Language Department Brother Justin, B.A. St. Mary ' s College Religion III, Latin 11,111 Intramurais, Coach: Freshman Basketball, AthleticStori Mr. John Reinhordt College of St. Thomas Latin I, English III Bowling Brother Henry Benedict, B.A. St. Mary ' s College Religion [, Latin I; II Coach: Freshman Football, Guidance Bus Driver, Vocation Henry Grove, B.M., Ph.B., M.A. DePaul University, Chicago Music College, Loyola University, University of Chicago German I, II, III, English III ki! . i m II ii I h --- n MATHEMATICS Brother H. Columban, B.S., M.A. Milwaukee School of Engineering, Memphis State University Religion IV, Physics, Geometry Basketball Moderator, Benildus Club Moderator Chairman: Mathematics Department Brother Columban, the new chairman of the mathematics department, has actively led the mathematics teachers and students to higher achievements this past year. Advanced math analysis was taught to college-bound seniors, and training in the use of the slide rule was part of several courses. Many pamphlets, enrichment books, and new tools have been utilized by the teachers as aids. Freshmen and sophomore classes have written themes and have constructed geometric designs as well as delved into the theory of math. Next year, says Brother Columban, SaintGeorge will introduce a new revised mathematics course into the freshman program with hopes that in a short time, it will be offered to the whole student body. Brortier Jeremiah George, B.A. Saint Mary ' s College Religion I, Plane and Solid Geometry, Mathematics II Radio Club, Vocation Director, Director of Testing Brother Joel Benjamin, B.A. St. Mary ' s College Religion II, General Science I, Algebra II Bookstore, Tennis, Glee Club Brother Jerome B., Ph. B. DePaul University Religion I, Algebra I Br. De Lo Salle Auxiliary Brother Joachim, B.A. St. Mary ' s College General Mathematics, Plane Geometry Intramurals Hilary Kokosinski, M.S. Loyola University, Oklahoma A and M Math Analysis, Senior Science Faculty Meetings Chairmon Brother Imilian Dennis, B.A. Saint Mary ' s College Religion I, Algebra I, Mathematics II Moderator: Cross Country, Track, Swimming, Freshman Baseball Freshman-Sophomore Counselor Brother J. William, B.A. Saint Mary ' s College Religion Jll, Geometry, Mechanical Drawing I, II Legion of Mary, Poster Club, Cisco News, Porental School Coordinator, Bus Driver . ' - i The commerce department under Mr. Amidei ' sguidancehas made considerable progress each year. With the commerce students reporting that their courses have been more than challenging, this past year was no exception. Government aids and pamphlets were used; the economics classes practiced on income tax forms, the bookkeeping classes profited by banking accounting systems. Financial experts were heard by the students, and as usual, many -an amateur bookkeeper sweated over a hidden error in his project. COMMERCE Mr. Donald Amidei, A.B., M.A. DePaul University Business Law, World History Coach: Cross Country, Track, Junior and Senior Counselor Chairman: Commerce Department Brother L. Pius, B.S. St. Mary ' s College Religion IV, World History, Bookkeeping I, II Senior Moderator, Football Moderator, Coach: JV Baseball Mr. Walter Hanson, B.B.A. Loyola University Business Law Student Teacher Brother K. Norbert, B.B.A. De Paul University, University of Minnesota, Loyola University Typing Cafeteria 2t m ill n r-T - iiiiiii -nr i — ■ ■ « ■ r f 4 .V M3m iixmmii i inm: !. !!SSW • ?? . The science department has always been active at Saint George ' s, and this year, with Brother Richard as chairman, was no exception. An experimental biology course sponsored by the govern- ment uses the lab more than fifty per cent of the class time and emphasizes genetics and metabolism. Chemistry students took a field trip to the Searle Laboratory and heard from a representative of the Atomic Energy Commission. Physics students have been experimenting with some new equipment. Prospective scientists furthered their education by field trips and talks sponsored by the Science Club. And this year as in die past, Saint George students displayed their hard work at the science fairs with some projects carrying off high honors. SCIENCE Brother K. Richard, B.A., MA. Soint Mary ' s College Religion 11, Chemistry, Plone Geometry Legion of Mary, Alumni Moderator Athletic Equipment Choirmon.- Science Deportment Frank Amato, B.S. Notre Dome University Biology, Modern History Coach; Varsity Basketball, Football Brother Jeffrey Anselm, B.A., M.A. Saint Mary ' s College Religion II, Biology Science Club, Cheerleaders, YCS, Glencoe Club SOCIAL STUDIES With Brother Clarence as chairman, the social studies department emphasized critical thinking. Besides utilizi ng their texts, students were taught to do specialized readings to deepen their knowledge. Using paperbound books, records, films, film- strips, maps, and an occasional speaker, the social studies teachers tried to get the students to visualize past civilizations and present-day political and social developments. College-level American history was taught to advanced students. Visitors at the Open House saw some interesting projects constructed by the social studies classes. Brother Clarence believes that with our problems at home and foreign affairs exploding, it is necessary for our students, as teenage citizens, to keep abreastwith current events. Brother J. Clarence, B.A., M.A. St. Mary ' s College Religion IV, Sociology IV, American History, Father ' s Club Chairman: Social Studies Department Frank McCormidi, B.A., B.S., M.A. DePaul University, American College, University of Hawaii W orld History, Civics Coach: Swimming Brother J. Paschal, B.S. St. Mary ' s College, DePaul University, Northwestern Religion III, Economic Geography Junior Moderator, Shield Club Brother Luke o( Jesut, B.S.S., M.A. Saint Mary ' s College Religion IV, A nericon History, English II YCS, Georgian, College Counselor Chairman: Religion Department Major Stanley Stann, B.S., M.Ed. University of Illinois, DePaul University World History, American History Military Guidance, Coach: Wrestling m x ■ fe; 5 « ) V Max Burnell, B.S. Notre Dame Universify Physical Education Coach: Varsity Football, Athletic Director Chairman: Physical Educofion Depart- ment. PHYSICAL EDUCATION The physical education department is directed by Mr. Max Burnell. In instructing the freshmen and sophomores the rules and techniques ot different sports, physical education classes devoted time to a wide variety of activities. Softball, track, tumbling, volleyball, swimming, and, of course, calisthenics were all part of the program. We try to go along with President Kennedy ' s emphasis on physical fitness, says Mr. Burnell. With people riding around in cars so much today, they do not exercise as much as they did before so we try to supplement this deficiency by our program. Running and swimming do this the best, he feels, as one builds up the legs and other muscles. 27 Thomas Powers, B.S. University of San Francisco, Notre Dame Physical Education Coach; Football, Freshman-Sophomore Basketboll ENGLISH Brother Jordan David, B.A. St. Mary ' s College, DePaul University, St. Teresa Spanish Glee Club Chairman; English Department Brother Jovian Frederidi, B.S. Saint Mary ' s College Religion II, English II, General Business Glee Club Wardrobe Brother Junian Walter. B.A. St. Mary ' s College Religion III, English III, II, I Camera Club, Grounds and Building Maintenance Using a new series of paperbound textbooks, the English department has completely changed its curriculum, Freshmen take a course in basic skills; sophomores study American literature; juniors are introduced to English literature; and seniors steep themselves in the classics of Western civilization. Besides the paperbound textbooks, the English department loaned supplemental paperbound books to classes at a considerable reduction in cost. A series of new records allowed students to hear professional actors read the litera- ture they were studying in class. SRA Reading Labs helped increase reading comprehension and speed for the slow as well as the bright. Speakers and a trip to Bye, Bye, Birdie helped the students appreciate the language arts. Such is the English department as directed by Brother David. Prospectively, Brother says, We are planning to introduce an examination based on the standards of schools throughout the nation which students must pass in order to be promoted to the next level. Brother Hilbart Anthony, B.A. DePaul University Religion IV, English IV, Latin I Bowling 29 ENGLISH Brother Jerome Steven, B.A. St. Mary ' s College Religion I, English I Jerome Orr, B.A., M.A. Loyola University, DePaul University English IV, Americon History Dragon Brother H. Albert, B.A. St. Mary ' s College Religion IV, Speech Golf, CCD Richard Pdion, B.S. DePaul University English I, II Coach: Football and Baseball Brother J. Conslantine. B.S.S., M.A. Soint Mary ' s College, St. Catherine ' s College Library Science, English I Audio- Visual Aids Coordinator, Mother ' s Club, Library Club Brother Norman, B.A. St. Mary ' s College Religion II, English I, Sociology Debate, Sacristy, Comnnunity Mass Server ■ Brother Richard Giles, B.A. Saint Mary ' s College Religion I, English II Intromurols, Student Workers 30 Mrs. Carleton Healey Mrs. John Newton Miss Toni Voss STAFF Ed Getst, Mike Piociennik, Lou Worklon Wally Wegrzyn Ray Endreos, Diane Sparry, Mrs. Ray Endreas W CLASS OF ' 62 ' ' Zhe true Christian product of Christian education is the .supernatural man . . the true and finished man of character. f f 32 33 :: 5v Mdik Acierno, Alan Michael Queen of All Saints Benildus Club 2, Glee Club 2.3,4; Baseball Basketball 2; Intramurals 1,2,3, Allen, Michoel Albert St. Mary ' s Advisory President 1; Honor Roll 1; Won Handbook Contest I; Intromurals 1 ,2,3. Anderson, Richard Arnold St, Ita National Honor Society 4; Advisory Officer 1,2; Department Officer 2,3,4; Junior Senior Council; Honor Roll 1 ,2,3; Benildus Club 3,4; Georgian 3; Oratorial Contest 2; Shield Club 2; Football 1 ,2,3,4; Baseball 3,4; Track 3; Intramurals 1 ,2,3. Anderson, Richard Carl St. Eugene Perfect Attendance 1,2,3; Benildus Club 1 ,2,3; Science Club 3; Cheerleader 3; Football 1 ,2,3,4. Annis, Burton Michael St, Paul of the Cross Perfect Attendance 3; Nationol Honor Society 4; Honor Roll 1,3; Benildus Club 2,3,4; Dragon 3,4; Georgion 4; Glee Club Manager 2,3, 4; Football 1 ,2; Swimming 1 ; Track 3,4; Intramurals 1 ,2,3. Armengol, Carlos Eladio Queen of All Saints Perfect Attendonce 1 ,2; Honor Roll 1 ,2. Averdung, Paul Joseph St, Nicholas Perfect Attendance 1 ,3; Honor Roll 1 ,2; Benildus Club 2,3,4; Glee ClubManager4; Shield Club 4; Radio Club 4. Bammer, Michael John Our Lady of Lourdes Benildus Club 4; Glee Club Manager 4; Intramurals 1 ,2,3. Bamond, Kerry John St. Joseph Honor Roll 3; Track Cross Country Recording Manager 1 ,2,3,4. Bauer, Brian Joseph St. Mathias Honor Roll 1,2; Football 1 ; Baseball I ; Tennis 2; Intramurals I . Bell, David Edward St. Nicholas Advisory Officer 1 ,2,3,4; Junior Senior Council; Benildus Club 3.4; Shield Club I; Football 1,2,3; Track I; Intramurols 1,2,3. Benedict, Thomas Louis St. Gertrude Advisory Officer 1 ,2,3; Junior Council; Honor Roll 1 ,3; Benildus Club 1.4- Shield Club 1,2; Basketball 1.2; Intramurols 1,2.3. Biebel, James William Our Lady of Lourdes Basketball. 2,3. 4; Golf 1.2,3,4; Intramurols 1,2,3. Blum, Richard Albert St. Peter ' s Advisory Officer 1 ,2; Glee Club 1,2.3; Track 1,2; Cross Country 1 ,2; Golf 3; Intramurols 1,2,3. Bosshort, Charles Joseph St. Matthias Perfect Attendance 3; Oratoriol Contest 2; Bowling 1; Intramurols 1,2,3. Bredeman, David Lee St. Paschal ' s Perfect Attendance 3; Benildus Club 2,4; Oratoriol Contest 2; Bov ling 1 ,2,4; Intramurols 1 ,2. Bridges, John G. St. Margaret Mary Cheerleader 1,2; Track 1; Cross Country 1; Intramurols 2,3. Bridges, Patrick Joseph St. Nicholas Benildus Club 4; Glee Club 1,2,3.4; Intromurols 2,3. Britt, Michael Edward St. Morgoret Mory Perfect Attendance 1,2,3,4; plee Club 2,3,4; Basketball 3,4; Intramurols 1. Britton, Robert Leners Queen of All Saints Swimming 2; Intramurols 1,2. Brown E. Thomas Immaculate Conception Benildus Club 3; Basketball 1,2; Golf 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1.2,3. Budunan, James Fabian St. Nicholas Advisory Officer 1; Honor Roll 1; Honorable Mention-National Merit Scholarship; Georgian 4- Glee Club 3,4; Bowling 1; Intramurals 1 ,2,3. Buniel, Joseph William Queen of All Soints Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Track 2; Bowling 2,3; Golf 1; Intramurals 1. Butcher, William Joseph St. Athonasius Perfect Attendance 2,3; Advisory Officer 2; Benildus Club 2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2; Basketball 2,3; Track 2,4; Intramurals 1,2,3. Byrne, John Michael St. Athonasius Advisory Officer 2; Benildus Club 2; Glee Club 1.2,3,4; Shield Club 1,2,3,4; Football 1; Baseball 1.2; Intramurals 1,2,3. Galium Tom Edward St. Ita Perfect Attendance 2; Advisory Officer 2,3; Junior Council; Benildus Club 1,2,3,4; Dragon 2,4; Glee Club Manager 4; Shield Club 1 ,2,3,4; Football 2,3; Track 3; Wrestling 4; Intramurals 1 ,2,3. Camosfro, Paul Albert St. Athonasius Advisory Officer 4; Department Officer 2,3; Junior Senior Council; Benildus Club 2.4; Glee Club 1 ,2,3,4; School TalentShow 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Intramurals 1,2,3. Conedy, Dave Lee Queen of All Saints Benildus Club 3; Cheerleader 4- Baseball 2, 4; Swimming 2; Intramurals 2,3. Carey, William Michael St. Peter ' s Perfect Attendance 2,3; Dragon 2,4; Debate 1 ; Radio Club 2,3,4; Swimming Manoger 1 ,2. Carroll, Thomas L. St. Joseph (Wilmette) Advisory Officer 1 ,2,3; Department Officer 4; Junior Senior Council; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Benildus Club 4; Shield Club 1,2; Football 1; Track 2; Intramurals 1 ,2,3. tk i i ti Cavalenes, Jadt Our Lady of Mercy Advisory Officer 1 ; Intromurols 1 ,2,3. Celano, Phillip John Soint Margoret Mary Benildus Club 1; Intramurals 1 Clark, James Richord St. Andrews Intramurals 1 ,2,3. Cilona, Gerald George St. Ignatius Advisory Officer I; Honor Roll I; Benildus Club 4. Clarke, Thomas Edward St. Gregory Perfect Attendance 2,3; Cheerleader 2; Intramurals 1,2,3. Coffey, Dave John Our Lady of Mercy Advisory Officer 4; Senior Council; Football 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3. Colletti, Ronald Nicholas Queen of All Saints Perfect Attendance 1,2,3; Advisory Officer 3, 4; Junior Senior Council; Honor Roll I; Cheerleader 3; Intramurals 1,2,3. Collirs, Robert Francis St. Paul of the Cross Advisory Officer 1,2,3,4; Department Officer 2; Junior Senior Council; Honor Roll 1,3; Benildus Club 4; Art Club 2,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; itramurals 3, Collopy, Michael William St. Peter Advisory Officer 1 ,2; Football 1; Baseball 2; Basketball 1; Swimming 2. Connors, Patrick Thomas St. Juliana iMiMiM mjiik tJi i Cook, Peter B. Immaculate Conception Perfect Attendance 2; Benildus Club 2: Golf 1 ,2,3,4; Intramurals 1 ,2,3. Corcoran, John Patrtdt Our Lady of Lourdes Talent Show 3; Track 1 ,2,3,4; Cross Country 1 ,2,3,4. Cortesi, John Richard Immaculate Conception Advisory Officer 2; Benildus Club 2; Football 2- Golf 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3. Cory, Peter Nicholas Our Lady of Victory Perfect Attendance 3; Benildus Club 2; Intramurals 1,2,3. Crodick, George Edward St. Mary of the Lake Perfect Attendance 3; Intramurals 1 ,2,3. Crowley, John Edward St- Henry Perfect Attendance 2,3; Advisory Officer 1,3; Junior Council; Honor Roll 1 ,2,3; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Honorable Mention-National Merit Scholarship; Debate 1 ,2,3,4; Science Club 4; Baseball 1; Track 2,3,4; Cross Country 2,3,4; Intramurals I . Demuyt, Thomas Edmund St. Matthias Football 1; Baseball 1; Intramurals 1,2,3. De Napoli, Phil John St. Gertrude Advisory Officer 1,2,3,4; Junior Senior Council; Benildus Club 1,2; Dragon 3; Oratorial Contest 2; Cheerleader 3; Baseball 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 1; Servi Domini 2,3; Intramurals 1 ,2,3. Jeniston, Frank St. Gregory Perfect Attendance 2,3; Advisory Officer 2; Glee Club 1; Shield Club 1,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Intramurals 1 ,2,3. Dorgan, William Andrew St. Gertrude Golf 3,4; Intramurals 1,2. Doyle, Eugene Joseph St. Mary Advisory Officer 1,2; Benildus Club 3; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2.3,4; Basketball 2. Dunford, James Bernard St. Atfionosius f erfect Attendance 3; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Shield Club 1.2,3,4. Dydtmon, James Anthony Perfect Attendance 3; Football 1; Golf 1; Intramurals 3. Ehlert, James Richard St. Matthis Advisory Officer 3,4; Junior Senior Council; Glee Club 1 ,2,3,4; Cheerleader 3; Football 1 ,2,3,4; Intramurals 1.2.3; Ehrenhofer, Kenneth Robert Our Lady of Mercy Benildus Club 1; Bowling 1,2; Intramurals 1. Estey, James Midioel St. Cecilia Bov ling 1,2,4; Intramurals 1. Fernandez, Juan St. Joan of Arc Fernandez, Geroro St. Athanasius Ficht, Len Raymond St. Hilary Advisory Officer 1.2; Benildus Club 4; Cheerleader 3; Football I; Baseball 4; Basketball 2; Intramurals 1 ,2,3. Finegan, Don Edward St. Gertrude Honor Roll 1; Debate 1; Glee Club 2,4; Shield Club Intramurals 1 ,2,3. School Talent Show 3, 4; Fleming, William C. St. Nicholas Honor Roll 3; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Shield Club 1,2,3; Football I; Golf 3,4 Intramurols 1,2,3. Fronkowidi, Wayne Anthony Queen of Angels Advisory Officer 3,4; Junior Senior Council; Honor Roll 3; Benildus Club 4; Science Club 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Tennis 3,4; Infra- murals 1,2,3. Fropoii, Alfred St. Martha Perfect Attendance 2. Frdto, George Charles St. Matthias Football 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,4; Bowling 1,2,4; Intramurols 1,2,3. Gaines, John Michael St. Paul of the Cross Advisory Officer I ,2; Honor Roll 1; Bowling 1,2; Golf 1,2,3; Intramurols 1,2,3. Garvey, Michael Pah-idc St. Gertrude Perfect Attendance 2; Benildus Club 4; Dragon 3,4; Debate 2; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Orotical Contest 3; School Talent Show 1,2,3; Cheerleoder 2,4; Football 2,4; Baseball 3; Basketball 3; Intramurols 1,2,3. Glosbach, Peter Justin St. Nicholas Glee Club 4. Goeti, William B. Our Lady o( Mercy Honor Roll 3; Intramurols 1 . Gordon, John Joseph St..Jerome Benildus Club; Intramurols 1,2,3. Graham, Robert Bruce St. Peter ' s Perfect Attendance 1,2,3; Benildus Club 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Science Club 3; Swimming 1,2,3,4. li ik Groaiano, Victor Floyd Our Lady of Mercy miM ik i tii Gregory, Gus Michael Our Lody of Mt. Cormel Benildus Club 1,2,3; Football 2; Baseball 1.2,3,4. Guerra, Kenneth James St. Cornelius Advisory Officer; Benildus Club 3; Cross Country 4; Intramurals 1 ,2,3. Guest, John Carroil St. Ignatius Advisory Officer 3; Junior Council; Benildus Club 3; Shield Club 4; Cheerleader 3; Intramurals 3. Haberski, Robert Perfect Attendance 2; Benildus Club 2; Sfiield Club 2; Basketball 1; Bowling 2; Intramurals 1,2,3, Hain, Anto Martin St. Ita Football 1; Baseball 1,2; Intramurals 1,2. Haley, Michael James St. Gertrude Advisory Officer 2,3; Senior Council; Honor Roll 3; Dragon 1,2; Shield Club I; Baseball 2; Intramurals 1,2. Homer, Thomas William St. Jerome Perfect Attendance 1,2,3; Intramurals 1 ,2,3. Hanson, James Joseph St. Henry Intramurals 1 ,2,3. Hardiman, William Michael St. Matthias Perfect Attendance 2; Benildus Club 2; Baseball 1 ; Intramurals 1 ,2,3. Harding, Michael John St. Andrew Honor Roll 3; Dragon 3,4; Georgian 4; Benildus Club 4; Intromurols 1 ,2,3. Hawkins, Dave Guion St. Nicholas Advisory Officer 1 ,2,3,4; Junior Senior Council; Benildus Club 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1, 2; Track 4; Intromurols 1 ,2,3. Heffernan, Thomas Joseph St. Margaret Mary Perfect Attendance 1 ,3; Advisory Officer 1 ,2; Benildus Club 2,3,4; GleeClub2,3,4; Cfieerleoder 3; Intromurols 1 ,2,3. Heimberger, James Bernard St. Cornelius Perfect Attendance 3; Baseball 1; Intromurols 1,2,3. Heneghon, Martin Joseph St. Poschol Advisory Officer 1,2; Benildus Club 2; Sfiield Club 2; Footboll 1; Intromurols 1,2,3. Hennessy, Michael Richard St. Sabino Dragon 3,4; Georgian 4. Henridt, Daniel Alfred St. Hilary Advisory Officer 2; Drogon 4; Art Club 3; Swimming 2,3,4; Intromurols 1.2. Heydt. John Herold St. Cornelius Advisory Officer 4; Senior Council; Benildus Club 3,4; Cfieerleoder 4; Swimming 2; Track 2,3,4; Cross Country 3,4; Intromurols 2. Hruban, Donald Lee St. Mory of the Woods Perfect Attendance 2; Advisory Officer 1 . Hud(, Michael Robert St. Sebosfian Perfect Attendonce 2; Football 2; Intromurols 1,2,3. Hughes, John Frederidt St. Margaret Mary Perfect Attendance 3; Advisory Officer 4; Senior Council; Track 1 ,2,3,4; Cross Country 1 ,2,3,4; Track Award. Hughes, Tfiomas Queen of Angels Advisory Officer- Debate 1 ,2,3,4; Shield Club 1 ,2,3; Intramurals 1 ,2,3. Hunn, Vincent St. Timotfiy Football 1; Intramurals 1,2. Hunt, John St. Timothy Jennings, John James St. Andrew Perfect Attendance 2; Honor Roll I ; Dragon 3,4; Georgian 4; Shield Club 2,3,4; Swimming 2. Joerg, George Andrew St. Peter Perfect Attendance 2; Advisory Officer 1; Intramurals 2,3. Johnson, Kenneth Joseph St. Henry Cheerleader 2. Kobneffel, Wesley George St. Gregory Advisory Officer I; Football 1; Baseball 2,4; Basketball 2; Intramurals 1,3. Kauss, Robert Peter St. Hitory Advisory Officer 4; Benlldus Club 2,3,4; Bowling 1 ,2; Intramurals 2,3. Kove, Dennis Keith St. Hilary Advisory Officer 1 ,2,3,4; Junior Senior Council; Baseball 1,2,3.4; Basketball 1.2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2. 43 Kedzie, niomas Joseph St. Colette Advisory Officer I; Benildus Club 2,4; Library Staff 1 ,2,3,4; Baseball 4; Intromurols 1,2,3. Kelly, Michael O ' Brien Queen of All Saints Benildus Club 3; Glee Club 2,3,4; Bowling 3; Golf 2; Intromurals 1,2. Kelly, Robert A. St. Gregory Advisory Officer 1 ,2; DepartmentOfficer2,3,4; Junior Senior Council Benildus Club 2,3,4; Glee Club 1; Stiield ' Club 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4, Intromurols 1 ,2,3,4. Keshen, Edward Ronald St. Sebastian Perfect Attendance 1,2; Bowling 1 . Kirby, Michael George St. Nicfiolas Benildus Club 4; Dragon 1; Georgian 3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Shield Club 1,2,3,4: Intromurols 1,2,3. Klostermann, Kenneth Eberhord Queen of All Saints Perfect Attendance 1 ,2; Honor Roll 3; Glee Club 2,3,4; Football 1; Boseball 2,4; Bowling 2,3,4; Intromurols 3. Knobloch, Bob E. Our Lady of Lourdes Trackl ,2,3,4; Cross Country 1,2,3,4. mM iM r„r«s. Kolesar, Ronald Joseph Queen of Angels Perfect Attendance 3; Intromurols 3. Lange, Richard J. St. Margaret Mary Perfect Attendance I; Honor Roll I; Benildus Club 1; Stiield Club 1,2,3,4; Intromurols 3. Longer, John Joseph Bowling 1,2,3,4; Intromurols 1,2,3. hA,M hAm Lautz, George August St. Nicholas Advisory Officer 2,3,4; Junior Senior Council; Glee Club 2,3,4; Shield Club 2,3,4; Football 3,4; Baseball 3,4; Intro- murals 1 ,2. Lindsey, RobeH Fred St. Ignatius Perfect Attendonce 1,2,3; Benildus Club 4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Track 2; Cross Country 1, 2 Intramurals 1 ,2. Uson, John Michaei St. Nicholas Shield Club 1,2. Lonergan, Eugene Vincent St. Timothy Honor Roll I; Intramurals I . Lulen, Ralph Edward St. Margaret Mary Advisory Officer 4; Senior Council; Benildus Club 3,4; Basketball 2,3; Intramurals 1 ,2,3. Lynch, Gerald Peter St. Margaret Mary Dragon 4; Shield Club 1 ,2,4; Basketball 1 ,2,3; Intramurals 3,4. Malone, Michael Joseph St. Hilory Advisory Officer 2; -i Benildus Club 3; Cheerleader 3; Basketball 1,2; Intramurals 1,2,3. Marforano, Benedict James St. Alphonsus Advisory Officer I ; Department Officer 2,3,4; Junior Senior Council; Honor Roll 1,2; Benildus Club 2,4; Dragon 4; Football 1,3,4; Baseball 4; Track 3; Intramurals 1 ,2,3. Mason, Ray Williafn Honor Roll 3; Football 1,2; Track 3; Intramurals 1,2,3. Malhis, Ronald John Transf iguration Perfect Attendance 1,2,3; Honor Roll 2,3. 45 McCabe, Phillip ScoH Queen of All Saints Advisory Officer 1 ,4; Bowling 2,3; Intromurols 1,2,3. r t McDonald, George G. St. Peter ' s Perfect Attendance 1 ,2,3; Honor Roll 1 ,3; Dragon 1,3,4; Debate 1.2.3; Glee Club 1 .2.3,4; Science Club 3.4; Radio Club 2,3.4, McGrotfi, John St. Jerome Debate 1 ; Orotical Contest 2; Bowling 3; Intromurols 1 ,2,3. McGuire, John Potridt St, Andrew Perfect Attendance 4; Cheerleader 4; Football 1; Intromurols 1.2.3. McKenno, John Joseph St, Cornelius Perfect Attendance 3; Intromurols 1.2. Meier, Edward J. St, Peter ' s Perfect Attendance 1; Glee Club 1,2.3,4; Intromurols 1,2,3. Mitchell, John Edward St, Andrew Perfect Attendance 2,3; Glee Club 1, 2. 3, 4; Intromurols 1.2. Mobedt, Martin Jude Saint Rosalie 3enildus Club 1; Drogon I; Shield Club I; Moser, James Michael St. James Football 1. Mueller, Francis Dominic St. Gertrude Intromurols 1 ,2,3. Bowling 1; Golf 1.2. Mullen, Tfiomas Gerald St. Ignatius Benildus Club 3; Shield Club 1,2; Cheerleader 3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; jntramurals 1 ,2,3. Muno, TYiomas James St. Margaret Mary Glee Club 1 ,2,3,4; Bowling 1 ,2; Tennis 2,3; Intramurals 1 ,2,3. Murphy, James Vincent St. Ignatius Perfect Attendance 1; Advisory Officer 1; Benildus Club 2; Baseball 1; Bowling 3,4. Murphy, John Patrick Queen of All Saints Benildus Club 3; Shield Club 1,2; Baseball Intramurals 1 ,2,3. Basketball 1, 2, 3; Murray, James Russell St. Andrew Advisory Officer 4; Senior Council; Intramurals 1 ,2,3. Nichlas, Robert St. Matthias Honor Roll 1,3; Benildus Club 3; Legion of Mary 2; Baseball 1 ; Intramurals 1 . Nolter, Robert Earl Our Lady of Lourdes Shield Club 1 ,2,3; Golf 1 ,2; Intramurals 2,3. Noone, Martin J. St. I to Intramurals 1 ,2.3. Nunomoker, Thomaf John St. Raymond Perfect Attendance 1 ,2,3; Football 1 ,2,3,4; Track 3; Intramurals 3. O ' Byrne, Stuart Abbott National Honor Society 4; Honor Roll 1 ,2,3 Oraticol Contest 2; Science Club 4; Swimming 2; Wrestling 4; Tennis 2,3; Intramurals 2,3. 47 r O ' Connell, John Terrance SI, Viator Football 2; Golf 4; Intramurals 1.2,3. O ' Reilly, Gerald John Queen of Angels Football 4; Baseball 3.4; Basketboll 1,2.3,4; Track 2. Ostovits. Robert John Our Lady of Mercy Benildus Club 1 ,2.3.4; Bowling 4; Football 3; Intramurals 1 ,2.3. Otis, Peter Steve St. Hilary Advisory Officer 2; Glee Club 2.3.4; Art Club 2.3; Intramurals 1 .2.3. Pacer, Michael John Transfiguration Bowling 3.4; Intramurals 1.2.3. Poque ' , Michael Charles St. Jerome Debate I ; Radio Club 3; Track 2; Intramurals 1 .2.3. Patch, Doniel Robert St. Anastasio Perfect Attendance 2; Benildus Club 1 . Paterson, Edward Trovers St. Ito Advisory Officer 2,3,4; Junior Senior Council; Benildus Club 3,4; Football 1.2.3.4; Baseball 4; Intramurals 1.2.3. Phillips, Daniel John St. Ita Perfect Attendance 2; Advisory Officer 1 .2,3.4; Junior Senior Council; Honor Roll 1,2; Benildus Club 4; Football 1 ,2,3,4; Basketball 1 ; Tennis 3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3. Porter, Paul Wayne St. Nicfiolas MdiM AiktfTM 48 Prinlen, John Thomas St. Gregory Basketball 4. iMdik Proskurnia, Daniel Andrew St. Alphonsus Perfect Attendance 1; Honor Roll I ; Benildus Club 1; Georgian 3, 4; Shield Club I; Talent Show 1,- Intramurals 1 ,2,3. Reed, James Harold Queen of Angels Perfect Attendance 1 ; Advisory Officer 1 .2; Honor Roll 1 ; Trock 1,2,3; Intramurals 1,2,3. Reynolds, Thomas Michael St. Margaret Mary Advisory Officer I; Benildus Club 1; Football 1; Baseball 1,3; Bowling 1; Intramurals 1,2,3. Mtm im Riley, William Gerald Our Lady of Lourdes Benildus Club I ; Art Club 3; Basketball 1 ; Intramurals 1 . Rocco, Vincent Anthony St. Margaret Mary Advisory Officer 1 ; Honor Roll 1 ,2,3; Benildus Club 4. Royce, Robert Wayne St. Jerome Rupliey, Thomas Joseph St. Juliana Honor Roll 3; Football 1,2; Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Intramurals 1,2,3. Ruzidia, Charles William St. Lambert Perfect Attendance 1,2,3; Advisory Officer 3; Junior Council; Honor Roll 3; Benildus Club 2,3; Georgian 4; Football 1 ,2,3,4; Track 3,4; Intromurals 1,2,3. Scalon, Joseph Peter St. Jerome Football 3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3. t dit M mkmM Schmitt, Robttrf George Our Lady of Mercy Perfect Attendance 2,3; Notional Honor Society 4; Advisory Officer 1 ,3; Junior Council; Honor Roll 1 ,2,3; National Merit Scholar; Dragon 1 ,2,3.4; Debate 1 ,2,3; Glee Club Manager 4; Shield Club 1 ,2, 3,4; Science Club 1 ,4; Swimming 2,3,4; Intromurols 1 ,2,3. Schramm, Paul William St. Alphonsus Perfect Attendance 1; Honor Roll 2,3; Benildus Club 4; Football 1 ,2,3,4; Track 3,4. Schuetz, Michael Williom St. Peter Perfect Attendance 1 ,3,4; Nationol Honor Society 4; Honor Roll 1 ,2,3; Benildus Club 4; Shield Club 4; Intramurals 1,2,3. Schwind. William Francis St. Jerome Perfect Attendance 2,3,4; rfonor Roll 1 ,2; Benildus Club 1,2,3,4; Dragon 4; Orotoricol Contest 2,3; Football 1,3; Baseboll 1,2; Intromurols 1,2,3. Shadwidt, John Alfred St. Catherine Lobore Oratorical Contest 1; Shield Club 1,2,3; Swimming 1,2. Simmons, Richard Harold St. Ignatius Advisory Officer 4; Senior Council; Drogon 4; Swimming 2; Intromurols 1,2; Camera Club. Sluga, John Joseph St. Alphonsus Advisory Officer 4; Senior Council; Honor Roll 3; Benildus Club 2,3,4; Georgian 4; Glee Club 2,3,4; Shield Club 1 ,2,3.4; Intromurols 1 ,2,3. Smith, Robert Sebastian St. Patrick (Lake Forest) Advisory Officer 3,4; Junior Senior Council; Debate 1,2,3; Benildus Club 1,2,3,4; Dragon 4; Georgian 3,4; Glee Club 1 ,2,3,4; Shield Club 1 ,2,3,4; Swimming 1; Intramurals 1 ,2,3. Stoes, Wayne Emery St. Nicholas Advisory Officer 3,4; Junior Senior Council; Benildus Club 1.2; Shield Club 1,2; Basketball 1,2.3; Cross Country 1; Intramurals 1 ,2,3. Slailey, David Austin St. Andrew Advisory Officer 3; Junior Council; Benildus Club 2,3,4; Dragon 4; Georgian 4; Glee Club 1 ,2,3,4; Shield Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 2. 50 Stroisar, Robert Joseph St. Juliana Advisory Officer 1; Baseboll 2; Inframurols 1,2,3. Sutfiarland, Earl St. Margaret mary Bowling I; Intromurols 1,2,3. Tadavidi, Anthony Leo St. Matthias Advisory Officer 2,3; Junior Council; Shield Club I; Football 3; Intramurals 1,2,3. Tannehill, Harry Allen St. Jerome Advisory Officer I; Art Club 3; Football Trainer 3; Bowling 2,4; Intramurals 1 ,2,3. Thillens, John Nidiolos St. Henry Perfect Attendance 1,2,3; Advisory Officer 1; Intramurals 1 ,2. TomasseHi, Gabriel St. Joseph Perfect Attendance 3. Tomz, Richard Paul St. Henry Benildus Club 2,3,4; Glee Club 3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Football 1; Intramurals 1,2. Touhy Dennis Timothy St. Gregory Advisory Officer 1 ,2,3,4; Junior Senior Council Basketball 1,2; Bowling 1; Intramurals 1,2,3. Unkefer, John Wareen St. Nicholas Advisory Officer 2,3,4; Junior Senior Council- Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Shield Club 1,2,3; Cheerleader 1,2,3; Swimming 1,2,3,4; Tennis 4; Intramurals 1,2,3. Volenti, Thomas Martin Our Lady of Lourdes Basketball 3,4; Intramurals 2,3. Ma.m Mm.M AmdLm Vavrusa, Joe Frank St. Matthios Advisory Officer I; Football 1; Bowling 4; Intramurals 1,2.3. Vazzano, Thomas Joseph St. Timotfiy Advisory Officer I; Benildus Club 4; Football 1 ,2,4; Baseball 4;Tennis3; Intramurals 1 ,2,3. Volini, Dominidc Albert St. Hilary Perfect Attendance 2; Advisory Officer 2,3,4; Junior Senior Council; Honor Roll 1,3; Cfieerleader 3; Football 1,2; Intramurals 1,2,3. Waldedf, Gunther Joseph St. Ignotius Perfect Attendance 1; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Advisory Officer 1 ,2,3,4; Junior Senior Council; Honor Roll 1 ,2.3; Benildus Club 4; Dragon 4; Oratorical Contest 1; Shield Club 1 ,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; Intramurals 1,2,3. Werdell, James Stanley Queen of All Saints Baseball 2,4; Track 3; Bowling 3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3. Wester, Gerald Michael St. Jerome Bowling 2; Intramurols 1 ,2. Williams, Michael H. St, Ignatius Perfect Attendance 2; Benildus Club 2; Bowling 3,4; Intramurals 1,2. Wiltgen, Donald J. St. Gregory Witdier, Kenneth George Our Lady of Victory National Honor Society 4; Advisory Officer 1 ,3; Junior Council; Honor Roll 2; Georgian 3; Science Club 2; Cfieerleader 4; Swimming 1,2,3; Tennis 4; Intramurals 2,3. Woods, Robert William St. Timotfiy MtkdtM JIST  - N 4ifeA S2 mv tMdM Zehren, David D. St. Nicholas Advisory Officer 4; Senior Council; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Swimming 1; Intromurols 1 ,2,3; -Georgian 4. Zell, Eugene Joseph St. Cornelius Perfect Attendance 2,3; Benildus Club 4; Dragon 4; Bowling 2,3,4; Golf 2; Intromurols 2,3. Zeman, Larry William St. Motttiias Zeman, Louis Frank St. Matthias Perfect Attendance 3; Intromurols 1 ,3. Zimmer, John Michael St. MorgaretMory Advisory Officer 1. Zordon, John Charles Perfect Attendance 1,2,3, Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketboll Mgr. 2,3,4; Swimming 1,2; Tennis 4; Intromurols 2. Zoske, John Michael Immoculote Heart of Mary Perfect Attendance 2; Boseboll I; Intromurols 1,2,3. Bottom Row: R. Kelly, R. Anderson, T. Carroll, B. Mortorono Row 2: D. Bell, R. Lufen, M. Holey, R. Collins, J. Slugo Row 3; D. Hawkins, W. Fronlcowiac, E. Paterson, D. Volini, P. Comostro, R. Coletii, W. Stoes Row 4; J. Hughes, J. Heydl, R.Kouss, J. Murray, E. Coffey, P, De Nopoli, J Unkefer Top Row: D. Zefihfin, R. Simmon, D. Phillips, G. Loutz, R. Smith, G. Waldeck, J. Ehlert, D. Kave, D. Touhy SENIOR COUNCIL The first things the class did on becoming seniors WEis to elect the most popular, active, and responsible men to the Senior Council. All activities sponsored by the Senior Department were organized and con- trolled by the Council. Under the leadership of Thomas Carroll, President; Richard Anderson, Vice-President; Robert Kelly, Secretary; and Benidict Mortorano, Treasurer; the Senior Council discussed and organized four matters concerning seniors. A series of meetings for the Homecoming Dance produced a minimum cost, maximum attendance event honoring the undefeated football team. Twice during the football season and once after a basketball game, the Senior Council put on lively socials. It is the custom at Saint George for the graduationg class to leave some gift as a gesture of gratitude for all that the students have received. The Council decided to leave to the discretion of the Administra- tion the use of the profits from the senior events. To round out the season and close the year on a good note, the Senior Council held the annual Senior Prom at the Tam-0-Shanter Country Club. JUNIOR COUNCIL The Junior Council, under the leadership of John Earle, President; Joseph Schmidt; Vice-President; Dennis Sbertoli, Secretary; and Charles Conway, Treasurer; has done much for Saint George and the Junior Department in the past year. Under the guidance of Brother Paschal, moderator of the Junior Department, theCouncil gave assistance to the seniors on the Homecoming, sponsored a mixer, and staged the elaborate Junior Prom. The Junior Council also arranged for chartered buses to football games and encouraged greater school spirit. Looking forward to next year, class rings were selected and the Constitution was changed to strengthen the qualifica- tions for senior officers. Bottom Row: W. O ' Brien, B. Groyo, M. Kane, H. Gonzales, R. Blume, J. Guerico Row 2: N. Bennett, J. Sctimidt, C. Conway, P. Fergus, F. Sherman, D. Toomey Row 3; T. Ford, D. Sbertoli, J. Sctiutz, H. Coleman, J. Hand, D. Sullivan, R. McAndrews Top Row: C. Erlenbaugh, J. Eorle, J. Miller, G. Olinger, J. Hammer- smith, M, Dennehy, J. Frankenberger, G. Holper T. Unger, J. Reninger.M.Kone, J. Kuhnke, J. Joyce, D. Lahey, M. Meservey, J. Lord, SJomes, J. Zimmer, MocAndrews, T. McDonnell, J. Voughn, R, Huston, G. Hermes, D. Tonelli, M. McGroth, T. Homick BoHom Row: M. Hill, R. Zydell, P. Spring Row 2: T. McGinley, J. McDer- moft, L. Neuling, M. Moritz Row 3: J. O ' Leary, R. Moss, F. Rowland, V. Voney, J, Peters, Top Row; T. O ' Connell, N. Marino, T. Keane 56 Bottom Row: R. Dumke, R. Blume Row 2: W. Busch. N. Bereft Row 3; W. Clements, W. duces Top Row: C. Conway, P. Emmett Seated: T. Andrus, R. Ansenberger, S. Beck, W. Chamers, J. Callinan, H. Coleman, J. Hoben Standing: H. Gonzales, R. Scimeca, F. Shermon, T. Cusiex, D. Toomey, W. Schuize, C. Seemoyer, M. Rizzo, T. Polston, T. Kelly, M. Koage, T. Halpin, T. Ford, J. Drake, M. Klocker, T. Dettloff Bottom Row: D. D ' Angelo, M. Schumacher, R. Kapolnek, R. Bredman, D. Sbertoli, J. Schuetz, J. Bouey. Row 2: J. Schmitt, J. Bell, J. Weiss, J. Guercio, M. Kaufman, K. Zwolfer, P. Culhane, A. King Top Row: J. Immel, D- Stailey, W, Thiele, J. Hammersmith, M. Dennehy, L. Wright, N. Quinn T. Eckert, C. Dienberg, M. Dolon, K. Boettin, P. Dispart, J. Dedecker, F. Bumann, H. Feehan, C. Erienbaugh, R. Bochli Bottom Row: M. Jorgensen, R. Groya, T. Metier, H. Weishocr Row 2; B. Summers, J. Hobon, P. McFodden Row 3: C. Lorenz, W. Koller, B. Hilden Row 4: T. Hoyden, J. Schmidt Row 5: R. Mitchell, F. Schneller, R. Hunt Row 6: Row 7; Row 8 J. Mastro, W. Hicks D. Sullivan, M. Kent, G. Holper R. Giroux, B. Furlong, E. Meyers Top Row: R. Soylors, R. Schwinn, J. Hamilton J « s Bottom Row, W, CBneii, T. Rogan, R, Green, E. Dissilhorst, T. Stack, P. Acker, J. Sunquist, R. Holloran Row 2: G. Krueger, W. Caspers, K. Yerma, J. Reder, J. Pavoni, J. Hand, P. O ' Toole, G. Klein Row 3: J. Friedmon, J. Martens, A. Schoknecht, M. Kellen, J. Hclos, J. Vaughn, P. Fergus, J. Coleman Top Row; D. Holzmocher, D. Peters, M. Johnson, W. Tyler, J. Christoff, W. Conway, W. Siem, M. Dwyer, J. Yacullo, R. Van Hoesen R. Berhinig, G. Corcoran, J. Frankenberger, M. McHugh, J. Axley, J. Egan, J. Dunton, J. Clark, J, Glynn, E. Jeffers, H. Barthel, R. Cain w l , 1 1. r ■1 i Sophomore Council: Bottom Row: J. Bnrr, j. jenaro, j. Piennert, T. Corboy, R. Lewis Row 2: B. Conway, J. Buckman, W. Freundorfer, W. Wilcox, A. Borone, J. Murphy, M. Voitik Row 3: J. LeFevre, T. Eiseman, J. Corr, T. Hernandez, W. Foshe, C. Pinkowski, W. Monticello Row 4: L. Connery, E. Berkenhier, J. Gregory, T. Hogon, J. Wade, C. DiCorlo, G. Gatfke, T. Alexander Top Row: G. Hartman, D- Doyle, J. Kopcha, T. Frisby, J. Carrigon, J. Olszewski, W. Westmon, G. Angell, M. Conway, 5. Lorenz, R. Taylor Bottom Row: R. Hall, T. Guth, W. Briskie, J. Mortin Row 2: A. Rudd, C. Roberts, W. Disselhorst, W. Rokosis, B. Tyler, B. Fensterly, P. Ryan Row 3: J. Van Hosen, W. Klein, E. Hanson, M. Grabor, J. Wade, P. O ' Toole Top Row: J. Lorenz, J. G ' Mischl, B.Johnson, B. Gable, T. Allen, M. Muso, M. Biebel, H. Melvin, J. Lascowski, J. Back- strom, B. Myercart w 1 I - iTi y Pl f  Bottom Row; J. Fleming, J. Figaro, G. Bowjomowski Row 2: J. Conway, J. Lardin, D. McCorte Row 3: C. Sporkes, R. Buckmon, M. Eisemon Row 4: L. Pecararo, R. Brown, G. HIavocek Row 5: D. Schor, B. Baker, J. Flom Top Row: M. Deleonordis, M. Repking, C. DiCarlo, M. Westmon Bottom Row: D. Innocenzi, E. Kuerti, M. Childers, R. Englehom Row 2; R. Pretzel, G. Urbouer, J. Paque, D. Augustitus, C. Eiden, J. Laning Row 3; W. Fez, N. Ney, J. Mayer, J. Schraft, J. Thomas, R. Budinger Top Row: L. Belcher. D. McCarthy, F. Stokes Tt Bottom Row; K. Burk, R. Carrigon, E. Demko, K. Barlh, J. Dugo, H. Beringer, R. Bachta Row 2 Top Row: J. Carr, M. Callaghon. A. Barone, T. Corboy, J. Biritz, F. Aumonn y J f. f trv w I 3 Bottom Row; R. Geni, J. Dennison, D. Suerth, R. Smith Row 2: D. Fochs, J. Monlicelio, D. Scott, J. Outsell, J, Kane, J. LeFevre Row 3: R- Mojerus, R. Brown, J. Pecororo, J. Hernondez, J. Ryan Row 4: M. Whoiev, T. Wagner, R. Redding, R. Losch, K. Nuccio, C. Garb Row 5: W. Schroeder, C. Thomas, M. O ' Byrne, M. Brand, P. Hirtzig, J, Durkin Top Row; F. Kessler, L. Balsamo, A. VanDuyse, J. Jendro J. Philbin, J. Thomas, A. Conway, F. Dorgy, D. Dillmon, D. Donokowski, E. Berkenheier, G. Angell, M. Calloghon, P. Koconis r ' ' TJJF ' ' ■■e % ;, J. Philbin, J. Thomas, A. Conway, F. Dargy, D. Dillman, D. Donokowski, E, Berkenheier, G. Angell, M. Callaghan, P. Koconis Bottom Row: M. Duffy, M. Redfern, J. Bleser Row 2: M. Zotta, B. Taylor, J. Cirone Row 3: J. Solar, A. Monte, W. Hiendenrich Row 4: J. Duris, B. Daly, J. Kibali Top Row: M.Weigner, J. Arnold Bottom Row: J. Metier, T. Hobon, R. Rcgolc, J. Pout Top Row: W. Kent, W. Molone, M. Melody, D. Olszewski Bottom Row: R. Geni, J. Jendro Row 2: W. Fox, D. Kovanaugh Row 3: C. Garb, J, Kane Row 4: B. Granberg, D. Caminiti Row 5: R. Brown, K. Nuccio Row 6: L. Sal some, J. Durkin Top Row; D. Fochs, J. LeFevre L, Connery, J. Tenerelli, J. Saxine, B. Tommen, J. Lorenz, M. Hill BoKoni Row: k. Betz, c. verbeeck Row 2: T. Garvy, L. Hernandez Row 3: C. Pollock, P. Bremmer Row 4: D.Miller, D. Byron Row 5: G. Luka, J. Coputo Row 6: E. Fedosh, R. Loeffler Top Row: G. Hoin M. O ' Byrne, F. Keysler, R. Mageris, J. Monticello, R. Loach, M. Brand, T. Wagner Bottom Row; E- Weinzierl. I. Myers, M. Nunomoker, W Johnson, b. kow J: I. Schmitt, A. Gundel, M. Wiegond, J. Heinz, E. Lopez, T. Slye Soszynski Top Row: A. Jansen, J. Carroll, T. Mihajkov, M. Harney, H. LeFevre, Row 2: D. Tabor, P. McKenno, M, Leder, R. Goth, D. Volpendesta, J. M. Redlin Vondendorpe J. Reuther, R. Wright. R, Rogala, J. Schmidt 68 A Bottom Row; J. Meranda, N. Wink, J. Mewlin, M. McDonald, R. Finn, P. DeMeuleanere, J. Paterson Row 2: M. Clemen, J. Mclntyre, D. O ' Donnell, W. Mittermeier, M. Mullinix, G. Heidkamp, S. La Sasso Row 3: E. Lyons, W, Kinsello, R. Berthold, V. McDonough, R. May, R. Mormorstone, R. Pelletier Row 4: E. Blumer, B. Seifert, J. Pufpof. D. McCarthy, J. Sobson, R. Lucas, P. Carney Top Row: J. Swonson, M, Moynahan, R. Johnson, S. Gasson, F. Wach, M. Maddex B. Von Duyse, R. Smith, D. Suerth, M. Wholey, J. Pecoraro, C. Thomas Bottom Row: W. Ketchum, W. Freundorfer, W. Martineau, R. Hogan, H. Top Row: K. Adamski, C. Pinkowski, F. Keyser, E. Kiely, R. Voydo, L. Wilcox, E. Krouse, F. Mete Giovenco, W. Schwalboch, J. Byrne, G. Carroll Bottom Row: R. Redding, J.Dennison, V.Tormo, O. Gaddini, J. Gutsell P.Hertzig Row 2; R. Owens, A. Ferone, R. Lewis, J. Perroult, G. Ticus Top Row G Duick, K. Vilniskoilis, M. Ewold, R. Sander, W. Moore Ik k V HMH • • « V iiA T? ' -« n A J Kr ' . ■ ' i 1 H H HH B , f- !v t ' ft «d HH 4 s 1 HB w ii 11 Bottom Row; J. Britt, R. Bruno Row 2: J. McGonigle, M. Osajdo Row 3: M. Ryan, T. Moore Row 4: A. Fivizzoni, P. Gaffke Row 5: J. Murphy, M. Voitik Row 6; R. Trueou, J. Disch Row 7: J. Caile, J. Horvoth Row 8: J. Hoyden. R. Nadrowski, M. O ' Hern Top Row: T. Frisby, J. Kopcha, L. Swonson I J. Feiter, J. Goldsmith, C. Hansen, D. Prosser, E. Ernst, R. Grotz, R. Arendt, P. Harris, C. Lamos, G. Buss, D. Bigelow, D. Doyle. Bottom Row; G. Immel, T. Mazure, J. Mei cliani, M. Jacobs, F. Wuertz Row 2: L. Barobasz, M. Brumleve, J. Korgol, G. Greenwcld, E. Green Row 3: J. Morgan, T. O ' Meara, M. Beatlie, B. Wngerski, T. Jenkins, M. O ' Lear Row 4: J. Dohlberg, R. Jons, B. Klebes, J. Quinlan, S. Lison Row 5: D. Snnith, J. Keilman, L. Moretti, C. Zehren, R. Luby Row 6; J. Byrne, W. Alfredo, G. Taylor, D. Hanno, M. Oran Top Row; A. Seemayer, M. Diffy, J. De Leonordis, R. O ' Toole, T. Gustavson Sitting; R. Rudnick, A. Schnepf Standing: J. West, P. Stevens, J. Halpin 72 Bottom Row: W, Daly, L. Brieske Row 2: R. Bruce, J. Ceriale Row 3: W.Allen, J. Biebel Top Row: L. Bonocic, J. Byrne, R. Cunningham, G. Brown Bottom Row: W. Sullivan, J. Halpin, J. Mortell, J. Harlan, A. Lotz Row 2: K, Kirk, R. Zientek, J. Whitmore, J. Piotrowicz, F. Stumbaugh, T- Gustavson Row 3: W. Delahonty, J. Foboch, J. Bachta, B. Vondenbrook, T. Virnich Row 4: T. Hetland, R. Hendelman, A. Pryka, R. Kretschmer, P. Murphy, T. Klun Top Row: M, Sullivan, J. Boudendisfal, D. Loorie, A. McGivern, W, Lynk, T. Feehan, G. Gospodorek Bottom Row: T. Sodlicki, K- Finn, M. Corey Row 2: R. Fulton, E. Hernandez, P. Bruchheuser, R. Buck Row 3: J. Golosinski, H. Benjamin, B. Good, D. Hordecky, F. Olker Top Row: J. Anzelmo, R, Rzany, R. Preze D. Burns, M. D ' Broke, W. Woshniki, E. Lavin, W. Lee, W. Raligh, M. Warner, M. Keohle Bottom Row: W, Yonon, B. Mai, S. Skonberg, J. Perry, M. Potempo Row 2: J. McKay, R. Welch, T. Navigate Top Row: T. Sbertoli, J. O ' Brien, R. Scholl, T. Strouch, J. O ' Leary, A. Roman Bottom Row; T. Axley, T. Foley, D. Hartnett, G. Belonger, M. Cory Row 2: J. Gioser, F. Keysler, J. Corrigon, J. DeGiulio Top Row: C. Rotz, M. Bohdon, D. Duffy, J. Costanzo, F. Hekenberger Bottom Row: G. Szafronski, A. Schnepf, G. Squiller, R. Pierce, R. Eick, M. Schmitt, J. VonOverloop, R. Lowery Top Row; C. Myers, J. Lindermuth, J. Padulo, J. Weber, J. McGarrigle, S. MocDonald, J, O ' Boyle, J. Mohrlein, J. Ronan, G. Rovelette Bottom Row: F, Dietz, W. Hudson, M. Fitzsimmons, D. Campbell, J, Jorgenson, P. Dunlap, S. Harris Top Row: J. Hebel, H. G.ll, C- Daly, J. Blease, Z. Amadei, R. Budnik, T. Bartel, R. Cortesi TEiJi- ii ' r ; m mm e J. Mettler, C. Lord, J. McNulty, G. Wiedmon, J. Swilalski, L. Berry, W. Spain, P. Tracy, R. Schwind, R. Murray, G. Van Oesen, N. Nunamaker, J. Pocyno, J. Wossinger, W, Ronlz, R. McDowell, J. Riordan Bottom Row; C. Harris, J. Home, A. Dulzer, G. Leva, T. Kennedy Row 2: E. Stanton, M. Kreul, J. Costello, C. Verbeech, J, DeSalvo, M. Miller Top Row; J. Julius, W. O ' Connor, A. Reiser, G. Neubert, H. Spirek, V. Clark ' lIj V- Af f .. Bottom Row; J. Gillen, P, Miller, J, Weimon, R. Sheppord, K. Kendrigan, J. Feldtieim, J. Plennert Row 2: J. Slordeur, B. Durr, D. Hippert, E. Gleeson, D. Sherman, M. Stephan, D. Herlitiy, J. Gleeson Top Row; B. Gray. D- Mass, E. Feiter, M. Hogon, G. Lodding, T. Home, J. Gregory, G. Loiacano G, Gaffke, C. DiCarlo, R. Buckley, J. Fox, T. Dwyer, R. Fisi, T. Alexander, R. Brizz, T. Casey, M. Bluz Bottom Row: C. Esp, R. Retz, F. Bolnek Row 2; Row 3 Row 4 C. Diedrick, R. Cisco, V. Brobond R. Klocker, J. Dunat, F. Angel G. Graham, A. Janda, T. Kuhn Top Row: J. Craig, G. Main, J, Hatch Bottom Row: D. Lucas, T. Pahl, M. McGuire Top Row; R. Magnuson, M. O ' Conrior, A. Nardi, B. Ventura M. Dunlap, T. Hayden, C. LoPiccolo, M. Feipel, S. Britton, J. Gavin, R. Powroznik K. Busch, W. VanOverloop, L. Jorgenson, M. MorM, T. Scrimmer, J. Helpiner, M. Tommes, F. Angels, M. Mostyn, J. Feuks, M. Krippes, J.Young Bottom Row: R. Graziano, D. Dietrich, J. Altmeyer, M. Murray Row 2: W. Tortorello, K. Schweihs, B. Joentz, D. Jarr, M. Neuling Row 3: T, Strieker, J. Kunzer, D. Sobczynski, T. Knight Top Row: W. Weidon, J. Colletti, J. Zohnen §1.0? §206 §107 §ZOi 210 §211 ■l D ri Sr . H i H l HHi H HI BH i H ' .{. 1 B I B mH VMP 1 pH i H| I H. H LJ J r 1 i ■ ] K ■ Jl iH w N 1 1 I t P wl l :!■ D t i I Pi 1 9 jP l |Ptir jMf ' MM -fl M :•! ■H . , (k l li E H B , V ! H iHr K Jfli w l l 1 1 1 1 M 1 MM 1 Bottom Row: J. Herdman, M. Klein, J. Guyon, R. DeMay, W. Hastings, E. Kubik, T. Jacobson Top Row: K. Bower, P. Duffy, J. Fosnacht, D. Jungmann, J. Catolono, P. Enger, J. Coursey. Bottom Row: P. Callow, J, Hodel. P. Hansen, J. Walsfi, R. Cusick Top Row: M. Geraghty, T. Kennedy, T. Riley, P. O ' Malley, D. Pettinger ATHLETICS • ( Physical Culture also Is a means wklck may kelp . . . Ckrlstian 8ducatloH. ) ) g Bottom Row: Mgrs. M. Conway, R. Fulton, K. Wejmon. Row 2: W. Siem, P. Camostro, D. Hawkins, D. Phillips, D. Toomey, J. Monticello Row 3: P. Schramm, D. Coffey, M. Lord, J. Kopcha, J. Scanlon, D Donakowski, Head Cooch Max Burnell Row 4: R. Bredeman, T. Ford, T. Frisby, T. Nunamaker, D. Tonelli, D. Sberfoli, J. Ehlert, Coach Frank Amato Row 5: R. Kapolnek, T. Royce, C. Ruzicka, M. Dwyer, L. O ' Rielly, C. Erlenbough, M. Dennehy, T. Dettlof, G. Lautz Top Row: T. Vozzono, M. McGroth, R. Anderson. J. Hammersmith, W. Fronckowiack, B. Mortorano, B. CoMins Game Saint George Op posit Toledo Central Catholic 8 7 Marquette University H gli 7 7 De La Salle 31 Lincoln East St. Louis 20 North Chicago 19 13 Saint Patrick 24 3 Georgetown 71 Saint Mel 6 Jim Ehlert runs the end for the first down. FOOTBALL Vazzano in for Nunamaker In my twenty-four years of coaching, with national champions and city champions, this is my first undefeated team, exclaimed Coach Max Burnell following the Dragon ' s defeat of Saint Mel for the Prep League Championship. Called one of the best high school teams in the country by line coach Frank Amato, the Saint George gridders scored a total of 186 points during the season to the opponents ' 30 and allowed only one team to score more than once. These statistics all add up to the best all-round team in the school ' s history. With three All— American players, the Dragons defeated some of the best football teams in the Midwest, overpowering eight different teams from six cities in three states. From their first victory over Toledo Central Catholic until their final win over Saint Mel, the Dragons were feared and respected by all other teams in the area. In oppresive heat, bitter cold, much rain, and actual snow and sleet, the determined Dragon gridders and coaches worked hard to perfect themselvesj and this dogged determination paid off as the record shows. The only blemish to an otherwise perfect season came in Milwaukee when Marquette University High School managed to hang on to an early lead and tie the Dragons, 7-7. After that, Saint George trounced highly-rated Lincoln High School of East Saint Louis and followed it with four other victories. What more can be added? SENIOR GRIDDERS Paul Schramm : Rick Anderson Dave Coffey Mike Dwyer Tom Vczzono Trapped ' Paul Camostro— All American, CPL Chuck Ruzika— All American, Brother William, ream statistician E, J. Doyle— All American, CPL Wayne Franckowiack— CPL Jim Ehlert-CPL Dave Hawkins, and Coach George Loutz— CPL DanPhillips-CPL Bob Collins Ben M arforano Tom Nunamaker Mike Kirby ' s tamed Dragon Ed Peterson I ' . V • i : - --: m Dove Hawkins spots an intended reciever Jerry O ' Rielly Joe Scanlan Jack Zordon CPL — Chicagolond Prep League All— Stor Bottom Row; T, Bar one, J, Murphy, J. Land en, H. Wilcox, M. Stephen, Ro 3: Coach Pakan, D. Tabor, G. HIavacek, M. Shearin, G- Gatfke, M. Johnson R. Engleman, Manager T. Philhps Row 2: J. Lorenz, E. Birckenheier, J. Gregory, J. Cirone, R. Muzzo, Top Row: T. Meyer, W. Klein, R. Corrigon, D. Olszewski, E. Demko, M. Eiseman. A. Fivizzani G. Hartman, C. Eiden The sophomore team, under the able direction of football. The team showed much spirit and Coach Pakan, posted a 2-4 record for the season. endiusiasm, and one good sign for the future was Although the record was not a winningone, the the wiUingness of the team to work hard during squad advanced in experience and know-how ot pracdce. George Lautz and John Hammersmith rush in. 3 ] FROSH SOPH Dan Phillips went around end. Bottom Row: C. Lord, R. Schwind. R. Finn, J. Jorgenson, J. Walsh, 5. Harris, G. Wiedman Row 2: J. Model, S. Braband, T. Riley, L. Harris, T. Kennedy, M, Mullenix, B. Tottorello. R. McDowell Row 3: Managers M. Mostyn and P. Lucas, P. Murphy, J, Weber, R. Pelletier, J. Padulo, T. Sbertoli, T. Janda, B. Klebes, Head Coach He ' s too far already, get himj Brother Benedict Row 4: Asst. Coach George Frcka, J. O ' Lear, A. Roman, P. Duffy, A. McGivern, M. Jacobs, E. Green, G. Immel, J. Duris Top Row: Asst. Coach John Earle, R. Marmorstone, T.Thomas, R. Preze, T. Feehan, M. Moddex, H. Tome, J. Wach, S. Gassen, G. Gospodarek Bottom Row: Mgr. J. Zordan, M. Dennehy, J. O ' Rielly, J, Printer, J. Beibel, M. Britt, Mgr. J. Graber Top Row; Brother Columbon, T. Borone, T. Volenti, R. Kopolnek, K. O ' Connor, J. Axley, J. Hand, B. Kelly, P. De Napoli, D. Kave. Everyone ' s up for the rebound. Team East Leyden Lane Tech Sullivan Lake View Shurz St. Procopius St. Francis DeSales St. Francis (Wheaton) St. Patrick St. Francis DeSales St. Mel St. Thomas (Rockford) De La Salle Wendell Philips St. Patrick St. Mel De La Salle St. Thomas ( Rockford) M arm ion North Chicago St. George 45 49 65 49 46 51 67 44 43 61 33 50 50 42 51 48 30 60 55 60 Opposition 53 67 31 47 43 53 40 49 73 35 50 48 54 49 76 44 61 49 64 74 90 BASKETBALL Uf, V ' - 1 i i] 3 Hw 9 E ! m C . k t m Bob Kelly shoots at the regional game. The basketball team brought to Saint George no trophies, but that does not tell the whole story. Sparked by new head Coach Frank Amato, the basketball players represented the school very well in determination, spirit, and will to win. Losing the first four games in the league, the cagers picked up and defeated Saint Mel and De La Salle and ended up in third place. In the regional tourna- ment, the Dragons lost a hard battle to North Chicago in the first round. With a good deal of inexperience and lacking height, the team showed much improvement as the season went on. Using this training, the cagers gave some highly ranked teams some moments of worry. The sophomore team, coached by Mr. Tom Powers, lost once to Saint Patrick by one point, once to Saint Mel by four, and twice to De La Salle (once in an overtime). Victories over Saint Patrick and Saint Mel (in a triple overtime) and other teams, however, made up for losing the close ones. Mike Dennehy dribbles in. The freshman team, coached by Brother Justin, worked hard on fundamentals. The won and lost record was not the best, but with more experience these men will put more marks in the win column. Jim Beibel Jerry O ' Rielly SENIOR Denny Kave iig John Blocks a Meteor shot John Printen Four on one, led by Tony Borone Bob Kelly Mike Brilt CAGERS Phil De Nopoli Get that rebound! Tom Volenti Some ball-handling by John Printen ,ft FROSH SOPH Bottom Row: Mgr. C. Ei j-- , L _ . ' ■.__ ■ L _ n, D. Carrigan, D. Olszewski, B. Taylor, T. Meyer, J. Hoyden, T. Conway, Mgr. D. Augustine Top Row: Coach Tom Powers, B. Klocker, J. Bacta, C. Guest, J. Schronk, T- Axley, A. McGivern, G. Rovolette, J- Dugo, R. Mormorstone, T. Kennedy, J. Britt, Mgr. J. Costanzzo Bottom Row: T. G ' Mearo, F. Wuertz, T. Bortel, M. Beattie, J. Ronon, J. Gobin, J. Morgan Top Row: J. Herdman, W. Tortorello, T. Kerrigan, J. Coursey, J. Strieker, P. Murphy V. WRESTLING Bottom Row: V. Broband, G. Wredemon, R. Schwind, G. Leva, M, M ullen, E. Fedash Row 2: T. Halpin, G. Szafranski, M. O ' Lear, J. Weber, T. Caiium, M. O ' Byrne. D. Hordecky, D. Tabor Top Row: Brother Daniel, B. Summers, W. Schwind, S. O ' Byrne, T. Jeffers, M. Maddox, R. Preze, T. Deltloff, Coach Slonn. Whenever a new organization starts out, it has to overcome many obstacles on its way to success. Under the coaching of Major Stanley Stann and moderated by Brother Daniel, the Wresding Club of Saint George spent the year doing just that. The wrestlers had no suitable place to practice. After some time in the cafeteria, they finally worked out in the library. The mats used by the team were worn out. This led the wresders to have a drive for Pepsi— Cola tops, to organize a wresding tournament for the freshmen, and to sponsor a basketball game-all for the purpose of buying new mats. Lastly, because of the members ' inexperience, the wresders had no inter-school competition. The club worked on general physical fitness and funda- mental holds and techniques of wresding. Widi all this enthusiasm, this team should make itself felt next year. Bill Schwind gets the better of Stu O ' Byrne. V 1 1 _gr ; Bottom Row: J. Crowley, G. Dvick, R. Hunt, K. Guerre, J. Sundquist Row 2: J. Corcoran, R. Knobloch, P. O ' Toole, J. Vaughn, V. Pinnello Top Row: R. Blume, L- Connery, P. Fergus, J. Heydt, Brother Dennis, Asst. Coach Koehler, Coach Amidei The cross country team, under the coaching of Mr. Don Amidei, has added many trophies and awards to Saint George. This year the runners brought the first place trophy of the Chicagoland Prep League home to rest. The Dragons won meets with Schurz, Harlem, Lane Tech, De La Salle, and others; and tliey lost only one meet to York in the state sectional competition. The team ' s winning ways are definitely the result of much hard practice and very good coaching. Beginning in late summer and ending in late autumn, the members of the team were always run- ning to improve their speed and conditioning to keep themselves in top physical shape. While the victories were in every sense team vic- tories with many men contributing to thewins. Bob Knoblock stood out by his many feats. For this he was chosen the most valuable runner on the team. Co— Captains John Heydt and Bob Knobloch hold trophy, while Coach Amidei looks on. 96 CROSS COUNTRY J. Corcoran, G. Purick, L. Connery, V. Pinello lead the way to victory. Bottom Row: D. Innocinzi, M. Sullivan, M. Votick, J. Gillen, D. Campbell Row 2: G. Carroll, R. Bruce, J. Boudinstei, H. Spirek Top Row: G- Taylor, Coach Keohler, J. Jendro, R. Losch, Brother Dennis, M. Schmitt, Coach Amidei, B. Ryan Season ' s high gome honors went to Bob Groyo for his 245 scratch game Bottom Row: J. Durr, J. Redfearn, B. Buckley, T. Novogato Row 2: B. Freundorfer, B. Welch, B.May, D. M iller, Brother H, Anthony Row 3: R. Botjanowski, R. Pretzel. J. Dunat, J. M oyer, R. Cisco Row 4: J. Padulo, P- Lemajeur, P. Ernst, G. Luka Row 5: N. Nunomoker, P. McAulife, L. Schmitt, R. Powroznik, J. Stordeur Top Row: W. Allen, J. Lorenz, T. Gill, M. Johnson, T. Strauch, P. O ' Molley Bollufn Row J WMidell, I Sherman, R. Ansenberger, R. Groyo, M. Pacer Row 2: J. Yocullo, R. Shield, T. Unger, M. Schmouderer, J. Mastro, Coach Rein- hordt Row 3: J- Christoff, G. Frecka, G. Krueger, J.McDermott, D. Holzmacher, F. Schneller Row 4: M. Williams, J, Murphy, K. Klostermann, W, Conway, K. Yerma Top Row: T. Dosse, J. Longer, R. Ostovits, R. Bredemonn, J. Varusa, S Beck BOWLING Ken Klosterman goes for a strike The football team was not the only undefeated varsity team at Saint George this year. The bowling team won all of their six matches with Notre Dame, Saint Mel, and De La Salle, and did it in grand style. Captain John Langer had the season ' s high series, 677. He bowled a 600 series four out of six matches. Langer, who has been on the team since his freshman year, said: This has been the best team that Saint George has had in four years. Four of the top ten bowlers on the senior team were juniors. Coach Reinhardt said: It was the best team so far in school ' s history. Langer was the best man, and the whole team was noted for its great spirit. Honorable mention should be given to Brother H. Anthony, who did a fine job of coaching the junior team. The future looks great for the Dragon Keglers. SWIMMING Bottom Row: R. Schniitt, P, Culhone, H. Coleman, J. Egon, D- Hen- rick, J. Bouey Top Row: Brother Dennis, B. Graham, Coach McCormick Bottom Row: J, Koehler, J. Biebel, R. Goth, C Daly, L, Swanson, J. Dwyer. L, Belcher. J, Carr, P. Dutty, J. Craig Row 2: J. Zehren, J. Ardent, H. Harney, K. Nuccio, F. Dietz, R. Ben- iomin, . McNulty, M. Schmitt, J. Whitmore, Brother Dennis Top Row: J. Byrne, T. Moore, T. Casey Due to such a small squad this year, the Saint George varsity and junior varsity tinmen worked as one team for probably the first time in the school ' s history. Although there were only seven upperclassmen, the team posted a ten and four record for the season. The sophomores gained valuable experience in filling in the open events and Coach McCormick feels tliat this will give die finmen added strength next year. Outstanding per- formances were given by Dan Henrick and Henry Coleman in the freestyle, Bob Schmitt in die breast- stroke, John Unkefer and Paul Culhane in die butterfly, Joe Egan in the individual medley, and John Bouey in the backstroke. Saint George took ninth place against more experienced competition in the state meet, but next year ' s team should have some qualifiers in die finals. Coach McCormick ' s commented: It was a pleasure to coach these boys because diey had such a great desire to win. Paul Culhane shows his butterfly form. J. Egan, J. Bouey, R. Schmitt, and D. Henrick at the gun. c a _ UNn I, f f  100 W WiWl llill lw) l )r |( f| ll j ijquisl, J. Huylieb, D. Iwunicy, J. Bottom Row: H. Weishaar, R. Bl om, McDonald, M. Lord, G. Duick Row 2; C. Connery, J. Crowley, P, O ' Toole, J, Heydt, B. Knoblock, J, Corcoran, G. Havacek, D. Sbertoli, T. Ford Top Row: Coach Koehler, G. Klein, J. Rowland, M. McGrath, W. Thiel, D- Tonelli, C. Ruzicka, J. Hammersmith, M. Nunomoker, Coach Amedei Richard Blume goes over the bar. TRACK Bottom Row: M. Schmitt, M. Stephen, R. Losch, B. Disselhorsl. L. Perry, V. Braban J.McNulty Row 2: B, Totorelli, P. Murphy, ' T. Sbertoh, D. Innocenzi, P. Harris, M. Votick, M. SuNivan, J. Readin Row 3: J. Monticello, R. Petletien. J. Daly, R, McDonoll, D. Compbell, H. Spirek J. Baudendistel, J. Roman, R. Bruce Top Row: Coach Koehler, G. Taylor, G. Emmeo, H. Thorn, H. Tomei, G. Carroll, J. Zehen, Copch Amidei Tim Ford gives a mighty heave. The Saint George sprinters were the fourth team to take a league championship. Continuing the tradi- tion set by the cross country, football, and bowling teams. Coach Amidei and his runners brought the Chicagoland Prep League Senior Track Champion- ship to rest at Saint George. The meet was very close; but with Bob Knoblock ' s half mile, Dan Toomey ' s pole vault, and Tom Nunamaker ' s great discus throw in the closing minutes of the meet, the trophy found its berth in the Dragon trophy case. The track team had few matches this spring. The team started off slowly with a loss to Tech in a practice match. But then individual honors went to members of tlie team who entered weekly open meets around the city. The team took third in the Glenbrook Relays, and the junior team took second in the league championship. Coach Amidei praised his runners for their persevering practice and their hard work. Bob Knoblock was the most valuable player, said the Coach, but the whole team did an excellent job. The trophy case bears ample witness to any doubters. 103 Dan Phillips reaches at the net. Bottom Row: J. Haloin, J. McCorte, P. Spring, T. HeHand, M. O ' Byrne, J. Murphy Top Row: Brother Joe Benjamin, J. Unkefer, D. Phillips, M. Kent, D. Tabor, G. Halper, D. Donakowski ■t t s ' t- w a -a ' - ' ' f- A. - ..™ TENNIS The tennis team suffered this year from a scarcity of matches. Unable to defend its North Section tide from 1961, the team found it impossible to schedule matches since Saint Mel was the only team in the league with a tennis team. The Dragon netters lost its only match to Saint Mel, 4-1. The junior team tied Saint Joseph, 2 - 2. Practice however, has been regular and quite hard. Brother Joel Benjamin, the coach, said: They have been working hard, and they have improved a lot. We should do much better next year. Southpaw John Unkefer reaches for a high one. 10S Brother Albert tolks over the day ' s match with J. Biebel, E. Brown, P. Cook, R. Cortesi, and J. Schmidt. Bill Fleming gives advice to Bill Dorgan GOLF Bottom Row: T. O ' Connell, R. Cortesi, B. Hicks, W. Dorgan, E. Brown Top Row: Brother Albert, P. Cook, J. Biebel, B. Flemming, J. Schmidt, T. Polstom Terry O ' Connell in the rough. Saint George ' s golf team, consecutive North Section Champions while competing in the Catholic League, made their bid this year in IHSA competition. The varsity split matches with Arlington and Notre Dame and lost matches to Johet Catholic and Waukegan, thus marking a 2 - 4 season with two matches to play. The junior team won over Saint Viator and Saint Joseph but lost twice to Notre Dame and Arlington and once to Waukegan. With two matches left, thejuniors had a 2 - 5 record. The Dragons placed fifth in the District State Golf Tourna- ment, which was no mean accomplishment considering the competition. Brodier Albert and Brother Columban coached and guided this year ' s team. During the early cold spring, practice was conducted in the gym with individualized instruction. When the weather warmed up, the team moved out to Glencoe Golf Course. If the record is not as great as in the past, the golfers did accommodate to stilfer opposition and gave future teams the picture of what has to be done to win. Bottom Row: M. Raksis, B. Mullenix, H, Sparks, R. Hernandez, B. Alfredo, J. NewMn Row 2: J. Keilman, K. Kendrigan, B. Mojerus, J. Byrne, J. Podulo, J. Mettler, B, Tommen, R. Sanders, B. Luby Top Row: Brother Albert, J. O ' Boyle. J. Dugo, M. Kraft, D. Mass, M. Jacobs, A. Roman, M. O ' Lear, D. Scott, J. Dunod 107 ,,||M||,,. ' V («EO;? ft. i %..i ' : : £iMS:iMiMSS ! :ai( «aatis ' i: .,, ffias!f ' ; .:; .iAS Starting off fast, the Dragon baseball team won six out of their hrst eight games. Losing to Saint Mel and Tuley, Saint George defeated Amundsen, Saint Viator (twice), Tuley (in a rematch), De La Salle, and Notre Dame. Leading the attack were: Denny Kave and Tony Barone in the infield, Gus Gregory and Bob Collins in the outfield, George Frcka behind the plate, and Dave Sullivan and Ed Green on the mound. When asked who was the team ' s most valuable player. Brother Clarence said that too many men did their jobs too well for any one man to stand out. He cited some examples: Ed Green ' s three-hitter against Amundsen, Dave Sullivan ' s no-hitter against Saint Viator, Denny Kave ' s one-hitter against Saint Viator and Bob Collins and Gus Gregory ' s superb hitting throughout the season. The Dragon baseball team lost its first game in the District meet; but considering its record and overall accomplish- ments, die team has every reason to be proud of itself BASEBALL Team Saint George Oppositi Amundsen 3 1 Tuley 3 7 Saint Viator 11 1 Notre Dame 6 5 Saint Mel 1 4 Tuley 8 7 Saint Viator 9 De La Salle 7 6 New Trier 3 24 Notre Dame 4,2 11,9 Bottom Row: P. O ' Molley, T. Jando, T. Krempley, D. Schnepfe, J. Model, M Brown Row 2: B. Annis, G. Goffke, G. Loutz, R. Mormonstone, J. Gregory, T. Rupkey, D. Sullivor,, T. Nunomaker R Zienter Row 3: J. Wiedman, G. Frcka, T. Barone, P. Cor ostro, J. Jorgenson, D. Kove, M. Kone L Morretti Top Row: Brother Pius, J. Har,d, G. Gregory, R. Collins, T. Vozanno, J. O ' Rielly, R. Anderson, E. Green Bob Collins, 350 hitter played left held. 109 Brother Clarence fires out directions Third basemon and relief pitcher Denny Kave Jerry O ' J eilly waifs for a fhrow fo firsf. SOCIAL ' ' Zke proper and immediate end of Christian education is to cooperate with divine grace in forming the true and perfect Christian. f f RELIGION CLASSES Brother Luke gives o daily reflection. Chairmanned by Brother Luke, the Religious Department did outstanding work in teaching the students to know and live their laith. Religion, said Brother Luke, is the distinguishing characteristic of a Catholic High School and as such has great importance in the formation of Saint George students. Term papers, projects, compositions. Today Magazine, books, pamphlets, and movies were all used to supplement the texts. The classes were as varied as the number of Brothers teaching them. Brother Giles answers a few questions. Chuck Erienbaugh points out the routes of the Crusaders. The daily Rosary ' ' I u The sacrament of Penance ' S,:. During the past year a renovation was made in the line of Mass. Instead of the eight o ' clock Mass, which hardly anyone could attend, the Schoolwide Community Mass was begun. Under the able direction of Brother Raphael and with die help of the Senior Council, these Masses were conducted on a monthly basis. Emphasis was placed on oral participation and on a large-scale reception of the Blessed Sacrament. These Masses proved to be a great success and helped to develop the Saint George student more fully into a whole man. The aifar in the Brothers ' chapel. RETREATS iv- ' : offertory procession cfiapel. • •K, J l™% Tfiis is My Body. Fatfier Geaney, the retreat master. Very Worthwhile. A profitable experience. The most peaceful three days I have ever spent in my life. These and similar comments could often be heard from the seniors when they returned from Piano for dieir first closed retreat. Being free from die daily grind of studies, and emersed in the relaxing pastoral atmosphere of Piano, the retreats had a profound effect on the lives of most seniors. The underclassmen had their retreat at school at the end of October. Revered Garvin Barnes, OSB conducted die retreat for the freshmen while Reverend Dennis Geaney, OSA gave die retreat for the sophomores and juniors. Both priests emphasized the active role the students should take in the liturgy and in die life of the Church. IT- SHT ' ' «F II IT Another way that the Saint George student was able to develop himself spiritually was by the weekly mission collections. The competition between rooms in missions at Saint George has always meant as much to the students as any intramurals. This was easily seen in the continuation ot our high standing in mission returns among Chicago area high schools. Bill O ' Brien shakes down Burk Hilden and Joe Schmidt. Doily rosary for vocotions. m « ■K i i ■ ' ■ . - Uj ll Brother Denis, Ronald DeMay and George Sweeney post mission results. Student services. SOCIAL ACTIVITIES ' ' Zke true Christian does not renounee the activities of this life. he does not stunt his natural facilities, but he develops and perfects them. ' ' 123 Brother Columban, Robert Smith, Tres Paul Comastro, V. Pres.; Richard Ander son, Pres.; Tom Carroll, Sec. BENILDUS CLUB The Benildus Club, dedicated to the rehgious and priesdy vocations of the men of Saint G ' eorge and of young people in general, has taken on a new role at Saint George, according to its moderator Brother Columban. Besides its traditional activities of praying for vocations and having a monthly meeting where members listen to guest speakers, the Benildus Club has actively promoted the religious life of the school by givingtalksinthe home rooms and performing other worthwhile services. Bottom: R. Lufen, D. Volini, R. Smitti, R. Anderson, P. Comastro, T. Carroll, M. Hording Row 2. E. Zell, M. Bommer, D. Bell, R. SchmitI, R. Kelly, B. Mortorono, W. Butcher, M. Haley Row 3: D. Bredemonn, J. Gordon, M. Garvey, J. Sluga, R. Lindsey, D. Stoiley, R. Tomz Topr Row: T. Collum, E, Poterson, D. Ptiillips, V. Rocco, M. Schuetz, P Averdung, R. Graham. LEGION OF MARY Bottom Row: R. Owens, R. Buckman, J. Murphy, L. Fivizzani, M. Voitik Row 2: Brother K. Richard, A. Guth, P. Tracey, J. Vigit, M. Wiegond, Brother William Row 3: F. Stordeur, K. We|man, W. Freundorfer, M. O ' Hern, T. Home, T. Reder Top Row: R. Carrigan, R. Mitchell, R. Kerbs, M. Xlocker, S. Holiser, E. Birkenheier The two groups of the Legion of Mary, in inter- national Catholic action organization, have done many temporal ChrisUan works, both around school and in the community. On a purely voluntary basis, the members visited patients at Saint Francis Hospital, taught retarded children at Saint Mary ' s Grammar School in Evanston, made rosaries, and helped run the Christmas Basket Drive. ii( i; ' ' I John Sluga aids in the work of the Benildus Club. Mike Garvey. 125 Bottom Row: M. O ' Byrne, J. Kane, Brother Jeffery, E. Gleoson, J. Jendro Row 2; R. Bochta, A. Gundel, J. Vondendorpe, D. Pelfinger, R. Sheppard Row 3: B. Summers, T. Dosse, J. Crowley, S. Soszynski, M. Voilik Row 4; G. McDonald, S. O ' Byrne, G. Swonson, F. Schneller Top Row: R, Schmitt, J. Schmitt, SCIENCE CLUB Tremendous improvements were seen in the Science Club this year. The club enjoyed, for the first time, organized meetings. It provided its twenty-five members with a chance to use laboratory facilities more often. Several held trips were also organized. Said Brother Jeffery, the moderator, Our aim was to foster an interest in a particular area of science not covered in class. Swanson and Voitik prepare slides under the watchful eye of Brother Jeffery. McDonald, Bredemonn, and Schmitt ploy the role of future Einsteins. E=mc Bottom Row: G. Gospodarek, J. Kielman, J. Wuest, J. Clung, W. VanderBrook, M. O ' Hern, P. Enger, G. Wiedmon, T. Riley, V. Brobond, W. Tortorello, W. Alfredo, G. Heidkamp, T. Kennedy. Row 2: M. OsGjda, M. Callaghon, R. Schwind, W. Hastings, J. Piotrawicz, P. Duffy, J. Horlon, J. Jorgenson, R. Welch, J. Walsh, P. Hanson, R. Smith, T. Gustofson, M. Schmitt, J. Pery. Row 3: J. Weber, J. McGargial, B. Bauer, M. Voitik, M. Sullivon, J. Murphy, R. Buckman, T. Foley, T. Callum, W. Caspers, J. Colletti, T. Wagner, C. Garb, A. Jando. SHIELD CLUB Row 4: R. Ciebs, F. Strokes, M. Kirby, D. Stailey, J. Monticello, E. Birkenhier, M. Eiseman, J. Vandendorpe, R. SchmitI, R. Lange, K. Neccio, J. Craig, M. Neuling, R. Peliitier, G. Swofranski. Top Row: J. Jennings, G. Rauelette, J. Alessio, J. Sluga. D. Sloiley, M. Schuetz, J. Schuetz, B. Summers, P. Averdung, M. Byrne, G. Loutz, J. Lynch, F. Deniston, R. Berhinig, J. Kargol, T. Myers. The Georgian Shield Club, under the direction of Brother Paschal, is an organization dedicated to serving and bettering our school. This year, the club directed the annual grade school basketball tourney during the Christmas vacation, it provided ushers, guides, and exibitors at various school events, and it did many manual jobs such as setting up chairs for Mass and assemblies. Just as the shield gives service to the knight, so the Shield Club serves the school by its traditional helpfulness. Tom Callum takes orders tor Glee Club records. R. Lange, J. Alessio, J. Schuetz, M. Schuetz, W. Caspers, R. Schmitt, and M. Byrne set up chairs in the gym. 127 Bottom Row: M, Schumacker, R. Giroux. Brother Emilion. T. Hughes, J. Crowley. Top Row: R. Zientek, J. McGonigle. J. Weiss, T. Moore. D. Loarie, J. Disch, M. Osojda, J. Guercio. RADIO CLUB SPEECH AND DEBATE During the past year our Speech and Debate team has had a very successful season. Under the leadership of Brother Jerome Emilian and Brother Norman, members Roger Giroux, Jerrv Weiss, Mike Osajda, and Jerome Disch lead the team to many victories. The team traveled throughout the area on their road to honor. They debated at Proviso West, North Chicago, Waukeegan, and DeKalb. The team was a small but active group, having won three Degrees of Merit, four Degrees of Honor, and three Degrees of Excellence in the National Forensic League scoring. Members of the Debate team often gathered to brainstorm big competition. Mike Osajdo, Roger Giroux, Gerry Weiss, Mike Schumacker George McDonald tested old radios while Dave Scribner end Phil Schoenwolf watched. For the past two years the Radio Club has been operating in the gym balcony. With their short wave station K9WYL under die supervision of Brother George, the members have been satisfying their avid interest in electronics. Although there have been no dues, the members were active in fund raising activities for die group. The club maintained the P— A system, provided music for die socials, and fixed radios for students. Weekly dieory meetings were also held. Bottom Row: R. Sander, L. Vercruse, K. Barth, H. Beringer, J. Vondendorpe J. Merchant Row 2: R. Mognuson, R. Goth, J. Vigil, R. Sheppard, B. Ventura, M. Kruel, Brother George Row 3: R. Schwind, D. toorie, S. Soszynski, E. Weinzierl, B. Berhinig, R. Budinger, R. Mitchell Row 4: J. Mornleon, S. McDonald, K. Owens, J. Wuest, W. Alfredo, G. Luka, A. Dulzer Top Row: R. Bachto, M. Corey, G. McDonald, T. Holland Bottom Row; M. Schuetz, R. Collins, J. Reed, B. Annis, K. Klostermon, S. O ' Byrne Row 2: M. Osojdo, C. Armengol, R. Schmitt, J. Crowley, J. Britt, R. Lewis, M. Stephen The Camera Club organized itself formally this year with a constitution, officers, and duties t or all members. Supporting itself by selling photographs and portraits, die Camera Club has not only revamped the dark room with new shelves, but has added new equipment to take care of tlieir expanded activities Classes for the less experienced members ol the club were conducted on Fridav afternoons. Most important, however, the Camera Club denotes service: service to the DRAGON and GEORGIAN, service to the faculty for special events, service to athletics, and service to the students. Notable in this line was the club ' s part in the Hall of Fame and tlie decorations at the Homecoming Dance. The Poster Club, under Brother William ' s guidance, has again done a fine job. Its ten members made posters for just about every activity and social function of this school year. Since its beginning two years ago, die Poster Club has brought togedier die students in school widi a natural talent for art, and it has maintained high standards of craftsman- ship and efficient, generous service to the student body. M Top Row: J. Schuetz, K. Zwolfer, W. Schwind, G. Wcljeck, P. Aver- dung, V. Rocco, M. Hogan, Brother J. David Missing: R. Anderson, R. Bachta. M. Britt, T. Carroll, G. McDonald, C. Ruzicko Greg Holper and Richard Simmons doubled up on important shots. CAMERA AND POSTER CLUBS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Since 1940 Saint George has been a member of the National Honor Society. With Brother]. David as moderator, this organization brings recognition to the outstanding students in the school. Juniors and seniors who maintained a grade average of 4.4 and 4.0 respectivelv iqualify scholastically for membership. Sophomores with a 4.6 average are given a probationary membership. Besides scholarship, members must have shown traits of leadership, service, and character. The candidates are chosen by tlie faculty, who rate membership in tire organization as ' one «t the highest awards Saint George can offer its students. Camera Club Members: Bottom Row: W. Rantz, D. Johnson, G. Helper, R. Simmons, M. Klocker, Broftier Walter, R. Dumke Row 2: R. Schwind, W. Alfredo, P. Tracy, P. Ryan, R. Klocker, R. Cisco, J. New- lin, J. Schmitt Top Row: R. Redding, J. Blease, G. Immel, E. Demko, B. Summers, J, Bridges, D. Scribner, R. Seiben Poster Club Members: Brother William, M. Napoleon, J. Craig, C. Garb, T. Slye, M. Kreul, L. Moreiti, P. Duffy MOTHERS AND FATHERS CLUBS Winners (and losers) to be try their luck at hooligan. Mrs. Reynolds and Mr. Klocker, co-chairmen, live it up at the Roaring 20 ' s Dance. Ill tliis past year. The Father ' s Ckib, with Brother Clarence as moderator and Mr. D. Tommey as President, again did a very fine job in the realm of education for the students with deceased lathers, smokers, and the annual talent show. The Modier ' s Club had as its moderator Brother Constan- tine and as its President, Mrs. J. Callinan. Some of their social activities were die Card Party and Fashion Show and the Senior Mother and Son Promette. Events co-sponsored by both clubs included tlie Ma-Pa Festival, die Roaring 20 ' s Dance, the Nazareth Conference, and the Booster Club. Father ' s Club Officers: Mr. L. Aicht, Treasurer; Brother Clarence, Moderator; Mr. D. Toomey, President; Mr. R, Reynolds, Vice President. Missing is Mr. J.Touhy, Secretary. Mothers ' Club Officers: Seated: Mrs. J. Immel, 2nd Vice— President; Mrs. J. Colli nan. President; and Mrs. C. Averdung, Treasurer. Standing: Mrs. J. O ' Leary, Recording Secretory; Mrs, J. Dennehy, Corresponding Secretary; Brother J. Constantine, Moderat or. Miss- ing is Mrs. F. Acker, 1 st Vice President. A hushed crowd, expectant faces. Brother Frederick. The teddy bears didn ' t have a chance!! t •f r ' f x- _cr r r ( j « ; !f f n Bottom ROW: G. Urbauer, T. Holland, R. Sieben, E. Lopez, M. Hill, J. Weiss, J. Bell, J.McCarte, W.Alfredo, R.Brizz,D.Canninlti, J. Keilman, T. Stack, M. Warner, R. Klocker, P. Spring, W. Mittermeier, G. Ticus, C. Zehren, R. Owens, R. Rogalo, M. Rokasis, R. Keisler, J. Mortell, J. Lotz Row 2: B. Summers, G. Immel, T. Hetfernan, H. Coleman, T. Andrus, W. O ' Brien, R. Fahrenboch, P- Murphy, M- Voitik, J. Beringer, R. MacAndrews, M. Meservey, M. Jorgerson, R. Tomz. F. Parrilli, R.Smith, P, Ryan, J. Britt, J. Guercio, M. Duffy, R. Betz Row 3: J. Dunford, T. Thomas, J. O ' Leary, T. Muno, M. Brand, R. Buchman, T. Slye, J. Rogan, D. Parrilli, J. Nutschnig, M. Nunamaker, K. Baker, R. Lindsey, K. Klostermon, G. Loicono, A. Gundel, P. Otis, J. Unkefer, M. Kirby, A. Acierno, T. Corboy, D. Schribner, J. Tenerelli, R. Pretzel, M. Osoido, J. Perrault Row 4: p. Bridges, J. Alessio, J. Ehlert, M, Schumacher, E. Meier, K. Yerama, M. Hamrin, J. Bunzol, D. Toomey, J. Pavoni, N. Bennett, W. Busch, D. Holzmocher, D. Zehren, G. McDonald, R. Schwinn, R. Milewski, P. Culhand, M. Klocker, G. Loutz, R. De Brocke, B. Turnmire, W. Meyer, D. Stoiley, J. Mitenell, R. Busch, S. Striker Top Row: J. Immel, W. Butcher, M. Byrne, T. Royce, J. Friedman, C. Erienbough, M. Kelly, T. Dettloff, J. Buckmon, J. Slugo, R. Anderson, W. Fleming, H. Feehan, J. Vaughn, M. Shearon.M. O ' Hearn, M. Rizzo,M. Martin, B. D ' Angelo, D. Stoiley, G. Helper, J. Zorgan, M. Britt, R. Graham, M. Gorvey, L. Wright, B. Hildon, V. Pinello, W. Buckman. At the Piano: P. Camastro, D. Finegon Conductor: Brother Jordan Dovid Glee Club Officers: R- Smith, J. Zorgan. Seated: P. Camastro, On the desk, D. Finegan, beside the desk: J. Unkefer, G. Loutz f i J 140 members of the student body made up the largest or- ganization at Saint George-the Glee Club. Unable to win first place honors for the eightli straight 3 ' earin tlie Chicago Catholic competition, the Georgian singers spread dieir fame for high-quality performances by appearing at a number of parishes and schools. Distinctions, however, were not want- ing. Lon Wright, Vito Pinello, and Paul Camastro were chosen to represent Saint George in the All— State Chorus in Springfield. The club ' s reputation at home was not lessened either a the Christmas Concert and the Spring Choral Festival were given before packed houses and in beautiiully decorated surroundings. The Christmas Concert featured selections from Rogers and Hammerstein ' s Camelot. At the Spring Concert a number of Civil War songs were sung to com- memorate the Centennial. Contrary to recent customs, the Spring Concert was sung by Saint George students only. The high point of the year ' was the Minneapolis trip. At the invitation of Brother Hilary, last year ' s accompanist and backbone of the Glee Club at Saint George, the entire club boarded a train on May 12 for Benilde High School in a Minneapolis suburb. On May 13, the singing groups from both schools combined to give an outstanding show. Brother David let it be known what he wanted done, and the Glee Club did it. GLEE CLUB Glee Club Managers, Bottom Row: G. Lodding, B. Annis, M. Brummel Row 2: T. Callum, R. Schmitt, J. Grotz Top Row: M. Hogan, P, Averdung, J. Paul. Flottones: Bottom Row: J. Rogon, D. Toomey, W. Busch, A. Acierno, M. Kirby, R. Smith Top Row: M. Schumacher, T. Royce, C. Erierbaugh, L. Wright, B. Hildon, V. Pineilo r O fe J Mtt ;!• — i 4 T ! i Y. C. S. LIBRARY CLUB YCS was new to Saint George tliis year. With three groups in tlie Ireshman and sophomore departments, it is building up to a strong future. Some projects the club worked on were the Christinas Basket Drive, friendship in school, school spirit, and tlie student council. The Library Club helped to keep the library running elticiently by doing all types of work. The members shelved books; managed tlie paperbacks; took care of visual-aids; catalogued, checked and processed new books; and worked at the desk. Bottom Row: M. Hogan, P. Duffy, J. Gregory, M- Maddex, E. Demko, T. Haydn, S. Soszynski Top Row: V. Braband, J. Byrne, W. Tortorello, T, Riley, J. Model, K. Schweichs, J. Plennert, R. Gillen, J. Vandendorpe, R. Pelletier, R. Bacfito Bottom Row: L. Reyneir, V. Clark, R. Rzany, J. Lorenz, D. Tonelli Top- Row: R. Rogala, D. Miller, J. Metier, J. Stordeur, R. Sander, M, Paque Standing; DRAGON Faculty Advisor, Mr, Orr; Editors, B. Annis, N. Bennett, R. Lewis, G. McDonald, R, Smith, R. Simmons. Sitting; G. Waldeck, R. Schmill GEORGIAN Editors; J. Sluga, M. Kirby. R. Smith. DRAGON AND GEORGIAN Every third week, students could be seen walking down the corridor with their faces buried in the DRAGON. The Brst thing most students looked for was dieir own name; but not finding that, diey setded down to read tlie entire paper. Bob Schmitt and his associates followed a pattern in each issue. News items were covered on the first page, editorials on the second, feature articles appeared in the third, and sports write-ups in the fourth. Using a large staff and getting everyone involved, Mr. Jerome Orr, the faculty advisor, made part of his staff re- sponsible for each of the pages. Thus divided, the editors assigned articles, handled layout, and supervised die proof- reading. Particularly strong were the news articles and wrap-ups of all athletic events. The editorials caused considerable dis- cussion among the students. This is probably the highest complement that can be made to any newspaper. DRAGON Staff; Bottom row; J. Strieker, K. Zwolter, E. Lopez, K. Roberts, H. Weisharr, M. Kruel Row 2: T. Corboy, J. Jennings, D. Sfoiley, D. Lahey, T. Callum, E. Zell, Mr. Orr Top Row: D. Volini, J. Alessio, D. Hendricks, M. Garvey, M. O ' Hern, P. Aver- dung, G. Lynch For the fifth year in a row, the GEORGIAN had a new advisor-Brother Luke. The result has been that year after year, a green staff takes charge, lacking die experience and ability to put out a superior book. With diis in mind. Brother Luke enlarged the staffto include] uniors and sopho- mores. Means were taken to train the staff in layout, copy, cropping pictures, and proot-reading. The editors attended the National Scholastic Press Association ' s convention, all participated in a workshop at Marywood, and books and magazines were read to get ideas and beef up on techniques. a . r ;0n? Employing a new finance system that put die yearbook on a sound footing, the editors had greater freedom to use the things needed to improve the quahty of the book. Mike Kirby, Bob Smith, and John Sluga, the editors, were responsible for meeting deadlines. They also decided to make a number of changes-more color, greater use of die theme, a radically different cover, and variable type. Per- haps the most noticeable difference was the greater amount of copy. This emphasizes the fact that the yearbook is not just a picture book, but a history of the 1961 - 62 Saint George school year. GEORGIAN Staff: Sitting; W. Moore, M. Osojda, E. Lopez, B. Annis, J. Sluga, M. Kirby, R. Smith Standing: Faculty Advisor, Brother Luke, C. Ruzicka, M. Garvey, L. Wright, K. Zwolfer, J. Jennings, J. Bouey, D. Proskunja, D. Lohey, D. Saiiey, J. Schmitt Lon Wright and Karl Zwolfer patterned many of their loyouts after those in Life and Look. There were only five people in this picture until someone shouted, Photographer STUDENTS: AFTER HOURS All the way up with Frisby! Dave Staily took it easy after a tough day. FACULTY: AFTER HOURS Mr. Amedei relaxing as he waits for another student to counsel. The deon of the faculty-Brother Jerome Benjamin Brother Giles; Only 135 more days to go! - Brother Raphael: Who? ME?? - HOMECOMING DANCE Amid the rustic decorations of a pioneer mud- brick cabin, a water wheel, fields of corn, a well, and a Harvest Moon , over three hundred persons enjoyed an evening of dancing. Its purpose was to honor the football team, which accounted for the life-size portraits of the gridiron stars. Miss Connie Tasto was crowned Homecoming Queen at the intermission; she and her court. Misses Carolyn Conqueror and Ann Nickel, reigned triumphandy over the gala affair. Queen Connie Tasto from Saint Scholastica. Winnie Fenney thought the face was familiar. Ken Johnson and his date look at the scenery. JUNIOR PROM Under the leadership of the junior department officers and vvitli die help of Brother Walter, thejunior department again produced a delightful and well-planned prom. The theme, Polvncsiun Paradise, was decided on early in the year, and decorations were in the making long before they made their appearance on Friday, April 27. All this was evident from tlie moment one stepped in die door; die gym was a veritable south sea island transported to Sherman Avenue complete widi palms, waves, nets, monkeys climbing trees, plants, flowers, moo nglow, and orchids. The highlight of die evening was the coronation of Ginny Coscant, a junior from Saint Scholastica, and the naming of tlie regal court-Betty Laurie of Saint Scholastica and Barb Skinner of Imniaculata. The Stardusters provided thoroughly enjoyable music and outdid themselves with the twist because it was followed by a five-alarm call for chairs. Pam Lycowski and Mike McGrath chatted at one table while the band took a break. Some of the 1 50 couples danced while others sat and talked, but all had a good time. The court and escorts: John Yacullo, Betty Laurie, Ginny Coscant, Dick Von Hausen, Barb Skinner, end Norm Bennett. Dennis Sbertoli paused momentarily to hail friends across the floor. SENIOR PROM The Twist was big at the Senior Prom. Colortul Tarn O ' Shanter Country Club was host for the Prom oi the 1962 Seniors. The combined bands of George FaneHi and Jules Ryan provided continuous enjoyable music. The many boys who got tuxes or accessories to match their girl ' s dresses added to the color of the dance. The two bonds, working in shifts, never gave the 1 50 couples a break. Naturally, the Georgian editors all attended the Prom: PatV ill- ging. Bob Smith, John Sluga, Sandy Zeker, Mike Kirby and Ann Nickel. The Senior Department officers and their dates: Rick Anderson, Carol Duffy, Bob Kelly, Julie Roske, Jonie Marcin, Tom Carroll, Ben Martorano and Chorlene Berger. ' GRADUATION Paul Averdung straightened Burt Annis ' cap. Graduates dressed ond lined up in the theater balcony. Phil DeNapoli helped Bob Kelly with his gown. Memorial Day, 1962, was a memorable day for the Saint George graduates of ' 62. For the men going to work, graduations was the end of their formal education; for the college- bound, it was a great step. After a welcoming speech by Brother Maurice, John Crowley, the top graduate academi- cally, gave tire valedictory speech. The commence- ment address was given by Brother Leander Paul, F.S.C., president of Lewis College. Right Reverend Msgr. Peter A. Engeln, pastor of Saint Nicholas parish, conferred diplomas to the 167 graduates. Brother Leander Paul delivered the commendement address. Bob Collins received his diploma from Monsignor Engeln. Emotions differed among the graduates as the ceremony began. Staff members: Karl Zwolfer John Jennings Miker Harding June, 1962 St. George High School Evanston, IHinois Mike Hennessy Chuck Ruzicka Mike Garvey Burt Annis Jim Schnnitt Lon Wright John Bouey Mike Osajdo Bill Moore Don Proskurnja Business Managers: POSTSCRIPT Now vou have seen the ' 62 GEORGIAN —your yearbook. The work was done witli you, tlie reader, in mind. The editors attended several conventions and seminars, looking lor suggestions and ideas to make the book more attractive and readable to vou. We made many innovations to make the book more interesting and valuable to vou. We enjoyed doing the yearbook lor vou. We also enjoyed the self-satisfaction ol our accomplishments. We enjoyed working with, and appreciated the help of such people as Father Magmer, of tlie University of Detroit; Mr. Norm Koenig, our publisher; Miss Brooks, of Root Photographers; and all the people of the National Scholastic Press Asso- ciation. There aren ' t words to describe the confidence and gratifying feeling given us bv knowing that these people were available and ready to go far out of their way to help us. We took pleasure in tlie experience in the absorbing work of journalism. This, then, is your book, to passjudgement on its worth, to keep as a record of your 1961 - 62 year at Saint George, and to enjoy in reading as we have enjoved in producing. Dave Zehren Jim Buckman Staff Artist: Ed Lopez Faculty Advisor: Mike Kirby Bob Smith John Sluga Editors Brother Luke i