St Ignatius High School - Ignatius Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1948 volume:

.4-. LGT th S mlrd be m you H ch was also m ChY1St Issue -U , 11, . 11 1076W R Ch g 8 111 THE IGNATIUS PREP UUVIMENFEMENT 1948 VUL XXIV N 7 3 q J . U. 1. St. Ignatius Hgh School . oose It Hood icor o ' ois I N I . 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V . . . . i . , , A A , . , . . ,, . . r . . . I L ' I I . s ' ' ' , .rr - I ' - I 1 0,4 ' 'TT . -- I . . f Jef fAlJ Iflfl Ifl 0 Llfl yOU Pertect schools are the result not so much ot good methods as ot good teachers teachers who are thoroughly prepared and Well grounded rn the matter they have to teach who possess the rntellectual and moral qualr trcatrons r gurred by thelr lmportant ottrce fvno cherrsh a pure and holy love tor the youths contrd cl to them because they love Iesus Chrlst and Hrs Church ot Whrch these are the chrldren ot predrlectron and who have therefore smcerely at heart the true good ot tafnr y and country Indeed rt trlls Our soul With consolatlon and gratrtude owards the Drvrne Goodness to see srde by srde Wrth Rehgrous men and Women engaged rn teachrng such a large number ot excellent lay teach rs Pope Plus XI Encychcal On the Chrrstran Educatron ot Youth 6 O C Q Q U L .. . , l .t . ' ' 1 V - - 9 ,' , . T . ' Q -f 1 , A , I A . . .7 . . A l . A . . . L 1 I 9 . . . . nl I 7 rea: enf 'rm- fxl fxtpudnw q7KpL chool CHICAGO 1 P Dear Graduates W1th graduatlon from H1gh School comes another glant step forward 1n the course of your l1fe Thls 15 for many a t1me of lmportant d6C1S10H, a t1me when you determlne a step that may declde your llfe tlme VOCHIIOH or career May you carry w1th you always the counsel of Holy Scrlpture whlch says nLet thy thoughts be upon the precepts of God, and medltate COHt1D ually on H15 commandments and He w1ll glve thee a heart and the deslre of wlsdom shall be glven to thee 0 4 - mb. I 1 xgfi if ' ti'i GJD 1076 West Roosevelt Road Office of Le resident . . . . n Dear Graduates You who are on the threshold of the tomorrow my srncerest congratu 1at1ons tor you have successfully at tarned your goal 'or Whrch you have been strrvlng durrng the last tour years As you pass from the halls of thls school your Alma Mater you wlll be corne members ot the Men of lgna 1us May you ch r1sh and ennoble thelr ranks ln Whatever you do Where ever you go by your hte dedrcated to the teachrng and standard of Chrlst Raymond T Grant SI rinciloa aawfanf 1-zncz a 9 To the graduates Four years ago you came to us young phant and unforrned ready for the 1mpress of our Iesult tramlng We have done our best to 1mpr1nt on your character the hkeness of your Model Chr1st We have trled to 1nst1ll lnto you the obed1ence of Chrlst the hon esty ot Chrrst the perseverance under drflrculty of Fhrrst We have endeav ored to put Chrrst 1n your hearts Chr1st rn your rnrnds so that Cathollc ln rdeals Catholrc ln thought Catholrc rn your darly actrons you may go out mto the world and help to brrng Chrlst ba lc to the World that h s forgotten Vllm God bless you Eugene F Mar' old Sf 1 I - I - l 1 1 ' u A - - 11 . t ca . V I - 1 . , . . V 1 1 1 1 4 1 I - - 1 . .1 . ' 1 1 -, 1 ' C O' A . ff -I . . .31 , . . REV R BASSMAN SI REV I C BILSTEIN Sl REV A I CAMENZIND World Hlstory Rellgmn II IH IV Public Greek II Latm IV REV R I ERPENBECK Sl Relzgxon IV Moderator Semor Sodalzty Treasurer Superm tendent of Bulldmgs REV B A FOOTE Sl Engllsh IV Lcxtm IV Dxrector Lcrtm Contest Moderator Mothers Club Speukmg IV Moderator Fcrth ers Club Alumni Association REV I P BOGGINS Sl Englxsh III IV Moderator Iumor Sodalxty REV I B ESMAKER Sl Physxcs REV F G GEHEB SI Lcrtm I Relxgzon I REV W P HAGEDORN, SI REV W G LAUER, SI REV I P MENTAG. Sl Chemistry' Englzsh I Rellgxon I, Student Counsellor 10 K K ,I X . .,... el I , . ' . f K Q ' ' , . L I, 4 I 1,152 Q .28 . I r ' 0' ' , , . : , - I , . ' ,, arg - 7 . . .iiftj - - - ' fr y . . : 7 . - . I : . I . . 1 ' : I .' ' :kr fy ffl 1 1 REV. L. T. MEYER, SJ. Religion I. II, III. . I REV. E. A. MOOSBRUGGER.SJ. English I. II: Public Speaking II. IV: Moderator Sophomore Sodality: Moderator Tennis Team REV I E MULLIN SI REV D P ODONOHUE REV WM I SHANLEY Sl English IV Director Elocuhon Enghsh II Moderator Missions Lqim I II Rehglon II Contest REV C P SULLIVAN Sl REV I H WHITEHEAD Re11g1onI Student Counsellor Enghshl Latml Rehgwn World History Public Q' A-uk ,zu- ,417 .hx S, REV F I ZIMECKI Sl Speaking IV MR H F ELSAESSER Sl MR C I BRANNEN Sl MR P E BREWER Sl Lahn II III IV Moderator Engllgh II Ill Mgderqi Senior Debators The Ignahan Moderator Golf Team ll or English I Latin I Religion I . : : . ' , : ' ' . I 1 ,.. lu ... ' ' : : I. , ' 2241.4 'X' ,,1 4 0, ,ef f '11 . 1 .fp ,. . ,.,,,f . .?f?'::fZ:, E' ' ' .1 3 0 JC . rf . ' ' --ff we I 1 . 1 1 - 1 1 . . 1 1 . I ' ' ' I I ' . ' ' 1 1 7 1 7 ' ' MR P D GOLRICK Sl MR I W KIRBY Sl Chemistry Solxd Geometry Algebra II Physxcs Pubhc Trxgonometry Publrc Speakmg II Moderator Speakmg IV Camera Club Mn 1. I LIPPS SI R s F LISTERMANN MR C I MOELL Sl Algebra 1 Enghshl Modera Engnsh II m Lrbrarrcm I-dim II Plane Geomefrv tor Freshman Sodalrty D1rector Drrector Harlequms 1191011 H Public sPe0kmg II Assrstant Moderator Freshman Sodalrty Moderator The Ignatrus Prep Chorr and Orchestra I-Cliln U U1 ASS15fUl'ltAIhlet1C Latml U S Hxstory Crvrcs Greek I Latm III Busmess DIYSCIOI' Freshman Football Pubhc Speakmg II Athletrc Manager Harlequ ns Manager and Basketball Coach Dlrecioy Book Store MR H E TRACY Sl MR I I TRAINOR Sl MR 'I' E BARNICLE Bl-ISIIISSS Law ECOIIOXHICS Latm I Rehglon I Publxc Heavy and Llght Welght World H1Sf0YY Rellgwli I Speakmg III Moderator Poster Basketball Coach Publzc Speakmg IV Modera Club Assrstant Moderator tor Iumor Debators The lgnatran 12 QQ : : . : - . I : . . : l l 7 ' ' : Re- a I I I Mn. 1. A. Mugmzsn. s. 1. H Mn. w. F. scr-xMor.m-. s.1. Mn. ra. 1. sroxss, sr. Q! MH. E. l. BUTLER MR. P. CASELLA MR. K. DONLAN S0Ci0109Y: Latin American Modern History: Spanish II. Physical Education: Assistant History: World History: Track Coach. Football Coach. MH P FRASCONA Spanish l Public Speaking III MR E F KEEFE Bantam and Fly Weight Basketball Coach ff M MR W W REICHELT U S History Civics MR A G GERACI Plane Geometry fi?- MR R I MAILLIARD Heavy and Light Weight Foot ball Coach Track Coach f-1' SCHMIDT MR I A SERPE Algebral English II Algebra l II Plane Geometry l3 I A-0' ,FWZ . . f E is 7 1 f i ,,.. V .' . f . . . MR. E. A. . . . ofef fkld l'l'l I1 2 ll! yOU, lt must never be forgotten that the subject ot Chrlstran educatlorr IS man whole and entlre soul umted to body 1n unlty ot nature Wlfh all hrs tacultles natural and supernatural such as rlght reason and Reve latron show hrm to be man therefore tallen trom h1s or1g1nal estate but redeemed by Chrlst and restored to the suoernatural cond1 tron ot adopted son ot God though Wrthout the preternatural prlvlleges ot bodrlv lmmor talzty or pertect control ot appetrte There re mam therefore rn human nature the ettects ot orzgmal s1n the chret ot Whzch are Weak ness ot wrll and d1sorderly 1ncl1nat1ons Dlsorderly 1ncl1nat1ons then must be corrected good tendencres encouraged and regulated trom tender chzldhood and above all the mrnd must be enlrghtened and the Wrll strengthened by supernatural truth and by the means ot grace W1thout Whrch 1t IS rmpossrble to control evrl lmpulses rmpos srble to attazn to the tull and complete per tectron ot educatron rntended by the Church Whrch Chnst has endowed so r1chly Wlfh D1 Vme doctrzne and Wlth the Sacraments the ett1cac1ous means ot grace Pope Plus XI Encycl cal On the Chr1st1an Educatlon ot Youth 14 l O g g I 1 I , A I - I I I I A L - , . L - , L . ' I . 1 I A I I - . . I I . I I 4' I e 1 , . 15 Ql'll0l C M55 ACQIAJ D IOHN FRANCIS MORONEY President Senror Class Honors l 3 Class O'f1cer 234 Footballl234T lcl 2 rac 3 4 Fran IS 1n the real sense ot the word The Prlcle of h t e West Side HIS outstandlna ability in sports and hs s1ncere and friendly mannerisms have placed him at the top of the l1 t where he will always remain WILLIAM F MALONE Vice President Senior Class Class Honors l Hon os? J 4 Sodalityl Class Otlzcerl 2 3 4 Foot 1234 Trackl 2 3 A good word and a friendly sm le mark the nam e of Bill Malone His ability to make friends IS as well lcnow h qualities he IS destined to succeed IOHNI I SULLIVAN Secretary Senior Class Class Honors I Honors 2 3 4 Sodality l Promoter Apostleship of Prayer 2 3 Cla s Oflicerl 2 3 4 Football l 2 3 4 Basket b 3 Track l 2 3 4 Altho1 ah lack had a little trouble d1st1n h h guis mg is 1n1t1als from the many other I I Sulllvans he had t b no rou le distingu shing himself on the football held His popularity throughou the school IS well known ANIEL I MCCARTHY Treasurer Senior Class Honors l 2 3 Class Ollicer 2 3 4 Footballl 3 4 Dan was the two fisted guard on this years squad and his overwhelrmng spirit to play his heart out IS proverbial His football fame runs parallel to his popularity with the class 16 1 I I' I I I IA I I 1 ' , , . ii . 1 J , l A , A , - . ' - f , ball , , I , , , 4- ' 1 , n as is ability in sports. With these I- 5 A- I I I. I I. I . I - c- ' - - . I U I I I I I I I I all 5 , , , . . . 5 . . . V . . V 2 . 1' I I I- I I I ll I A ' C6156 of 794 RICHARD D ABATA Class Ollzcerl 2 3 4 Footballl 2 3 4 Basketball l 3 Trackl 2 3 4 Sw1mm1ng3 Brg Drck was our marnstay on the grtdrron Always wrasselma wrth Kellrher FRANK C ADRANA Honors 2 3 Sodalrtyl 2 3 4 Sodalrty Oftrcer 2 Debatrngl 2 3 4 lgnatzan Staft2 3 4 Harlequins l 3 Track 4 An enthustastrc lgnattan who made h1s mark clebattng and Journalrsm LAWRENCE I AMATO Honors l Sodalrty l Class Otfrcer 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 Trackl 2 3 A well known and wellltked fellow extremely proud ot hrs ancestry MICHAEL C AMATO Sodalrty l Football Manager 2 Basketball 2 3 Track l 2 A lxttle spark of dynamxte a natural athlete and a natural wrt Always blamed tt on hrs brother ROBERT F ANDREWS Honorsl 3 Sodalztyl 2 Traclrl Track Manager 2 Swrmmmg l Moose was a rugged man quxet but always wearlng a smrle EDWARD W ARTUR1 Qutet smtlmg studtous Ed He was proud of hrs multt colored shtrts and tte comblnatlons ANDREW I BARCLAY Sodalzty l 2 3 4 Communzon Vass Guild l 2 3 Class Offrcer I 2 4 Debatmg l Prep Staff l 2 Harlequrns 1 2 Stamp Club 3 Football l 2 Bas ketballl 2 Traclcl 2 3 4 Swrmmrng 2 3 Boxmg Clay seemed a llttle quret around school maybe he was practtcrng h1s future personaltty as an under taker IAMES A BERARDI Class Honors3 Honorsl 2 4 Tennrsl 2 Ltttle Irm s popularlty was shown by h1s electron to prrvrleged OIIICGS A hard worker and a top student RICHARD I BONAHOOM Basketballl 2 3 4 Tennzsl 2 3 4 A wttty tellow who keeps 4 G rolltng ln the arsles One of our best men on both the basketball and tennls teams tor the past tour years FRANK l BOUSKA norsl 2 3 4 Sodalrty l 2 3 4 C Debatrng l 2 Camera Club 3 The btg qutet lad from way out west A scholar at all trmes Frank made the Classtcal Honors Course look easy I AMES E BOUTET Chorr l Class Ollrcer 3 Camera Club l Blg Ilm one of Andy Frams tallest boys was a well establlshed actor and crooner at the West Stde H1 School Club EDWARD F BRABEC Honors 2 Chorr 4 Promoter Apostleshrp ot Prayer 4 Harlequrns 4 Footballl 3 Cheer'eader4 Ed ts the fellow wrth a beamrng smrle and not a care rn the world Known to hrs trtends as Dumbo IOSEPH A BRACKEN Class Honors l 2 3 4 Latrn Contest 3rd place Sodalrty l 2 3 4 Promoter Apostleslrrp ot Prayer 3 4 Debatrngl 2 3 4 lgnatran Staff 2 Harle au ns 3 Srnrlrrrg Ioe drlrgently pursued hrs studres and al ways came out on top ot the class Its easy to see he deserved all he got IAMES L BREEN Honorsl 2 3 Sodalrtyl 2 3 4 lgnatran Stattl 2 Basketballl 2 3 Track3 Whenex er there was a class prank Irrn could be depended on to be rn on rt Irrrr always had a good word for everyone DALE l BRENNAN Honorsl 3 4 Sodalrtyl 2 3 4 Stamp Club2 3 A scholarly student Dale s keen Inrnd can be relred upon to brrng up any class average IOHN F BRODERICK Class Honors 3 Honors 2 Communron Mass Gurld 2 Class Oltrcer 2 Harlequzns l 2 Football l Basketball l 2 A versatrle West Srder whose popularrty was hard to match WARREN W BRYCE Honors l 2 Sodalrty 4 Chorr l 2 3 4 Class Ot trcer 3 Thrs golden throated studrous fellow held our chorr together for tour years I OHN F BURNS Sodalrty l 2 3 4 Promoter Apostleshrp ot Prayer l 2 3 4 Debatrngl Harlequ1ns3 4 Footballl 3 Trackl 2 3 4 Crusty lack could be depended upon to wear some unraue outlrt to school every day Hrs heavy beard was second only to Drllons IEROME I CARANI Harlequrns 2 Elocutron Contest Frnalrst 3 A sharp dresser and a talented actor Hrs clothes were qurck to be copred IAMES M CASALETTO Class Honors 4 Honors l 2 3 Class Ottrcers l 2 Football 2 3 Basketball 3 Track l 2 Cas was a hard drrvrng athlete whose earnestness found hrm on every team WILLIAM S CAVENAUGH Communron Mass Gurld l 2 3 4 Class Oftrcer l 2 3 Footballl 2 3 Basketball 2 Trackl 2 3 4 Tennrs l 2 Swrmmrng 2 Boxrng l 2 Lrttle Chrc rs qurte a track man well lrked He strll talks about the hrt he made at CISCA one Saturday IOSEPH D CECE 3 Football l Tennrs 2 3 4 Swrmmrng 2 The name that was on everyone s lrps but everyone pronounced rt drfferently Qurte a 1oker IOHN F CELLA Class Honors l Honors 2 3 4 Sodalrtyl 2 3 4 Promoter Apostleshrp ot Prayer 4 Debatrng l 3 lgnatran Statt 2 3 4 Harlequms 2 Basketball l 2 3 Trackl There was always a good trrne wrth Pancho around He was one ot the 1okesters of 4B LAWRENCE R CHEEHY Class Honors 2 3 Honors l 4 Class Ottzcer 3 Larrys trme was drvrded rnto hrs studres and hrs after school rob Strll they tell us he put a glow rn many a grrls heart 1 77 , -, , .1 , . 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' , U I I I I I ' , I 1 f 1 I I 1 I ' ' I ' , ' I I I I - - - - , , J I , ' I I I I I- I , , , r ,' , 1 , : ' GEORGE W CHUDUK norsl 2 3 4 Sodalzty 2 3 4 Cholrl 2 3 Debatrng 3 4 lgnatlan Stall 2 3 4 Harlequrns 3 Camera Club l Tenms 3 Cheerleader l An excellent mus1c1an a talented debater and a top honor student are the marks ot George Chuduk HIS scroll l1ke wr1t1ng was the envy of all penmen WILLIAM A CLARK Wllly comes from the sunny Slde of Chtcago the South East S1de the center of most of h1s act1v1t1es IOHN P COAN Chozrl 2 3 4 Stamp Club2 3 Izzy was a llttle fellow noted for helptng others perfect thelr studles VV1ll undoubtedly make hls t1rst mtllton 1n the near future THOMAS F COLBERT Sodalltyl 2 Communion Club l A well known gtant from Mass Gulld l Carr the South Slde Youll 'md htm at all the Sabtna acttvlttes BRIAN P CONLEY Honors l Class Ott' cer l b A l Babe halls from Beverly 'Vhesplan no l note but a playboy at '1 a t nsl3 o IOHN E CONLEY Sodalrty 2 3 4 Starrp C ub lack spends hls school n1,ht qutet study and weekends danclng at Cabtna IEROME F CONWAY Honorsl 2 3 4 A good natured lad from the West Srde who found trme to have lun and st1ll matntam a h1gh average IAMES E COONEY Tenms 1 2 A staunch West S1der popular at all the hangouts H1s thumb was hrs economlzer AUGUST B COSTANZA Sodalztv I 2 Camera Club 3 Football l Basket balll Box1ng2 Auggte had hts own way ol encouragmg the teachers w1th hls ttmely outbreaks Enjoys h1s own 1m1tat1or1 of the art of Slflglflg THOMAS H COUGHLIN Honorsl Footballl 3 4 Soot spent hrs mormngs ln front of the m1rror h1s days tn t ont ol the teacher hts exentngs 1n Jug and hls mghts ln remorse wondering how a fellow wtth hls looks ever stumbled mto lgnatuos LAWRENCE M COX l-1' nor l 4 Sodallty l 2 3 4 r p Stat' l 2 3 4 Footbcl l Basketball l 2 Moe h been echttng our school publ1cat1on s1nc he 'lr t stepped tnto the school llever has he stood beto e a speech class wlth t telllng the story of The Crematton of Sarn McGee IOHN R COYNE Honors 2 Sodalzty 2 'J 4 Prep Stall 4 Iohn took over the ltbrary thxs year to stra1ghten thmgs out He clalms he read every book ID there l9 W 1 - 11 'WMM . W . .,. ,, - 2 , . W 1 HO 1 1 1 1' 1 1 : 1 1 1 41' 1 1 1 - . , . . . . . 1 1 - ' - 1 , . - ' - . 1 , . - 1 1 1' 1' I ' 1' - 1 1 1 1' 1 - A ' A , A ' I, I 1 ' ' , 5 . ,' .era r , ' ,- o s ,2,3, ,' J , , , ,-Pe t. , . , J F , , ,' .lt j . , . . ,' . tl l'lar,equ. , 5 ot- t1 11 N . . . . I, Gs , LG 1 . . f .QI ' e j s .' ' . .. 1 . 1 ' A . 'G A' Q te -.r ., Hou ' I 1 Q9 Y. 1. . 11 1 1 1 t . o. 1 - - - 1 -J1 1 - ' A ' , .f .g s in ' n s . V ' o ' 's. . . . WILLIAM P DAR GAN Camera Club 1 Football 3 Track l 2 B111 one of the Beverly boys IS an en1oyer of g so11d mus1c They tell us he IS hold1ng down th Jobs at once DAVID I DERENSKI Honorsl 2 3 M1SSSd the Mothers Club luncheon and has bee Absentee Boy ever SIHCS IAMES R DII-'ANIS Honorsl 2 4 Sodahtyl 2 4 Debatzngl Poste Club 1 Track 4 Arch was known for h1s frog 11ke VOICS and happy d1spos1t1on He worked on a tour of Ch1cago bus dur1ng the summer DILLON Lo u1e 1S burly Rover Boy from South Shore a vout d1sc1ple of Morpheus WILLIAM Honors 1 2 4 Sodal1ty 1 2 3 4 Chou 1 Harle qurns 2 Camera Club 1 2 B111 s talents l1e very strongly along mechan1ca1 and electr1cal 11nes He took a great deal of r1bb1ng be cause of h1s 1nterests A DITTRICH LAWRENCE P DOBBERSTEIN Class Oflrcer 1 Football 1 Basketballl 2 3 4 He eats sleeps and 11ves a basketball Dobbers great S126 prom1ses a successful career for h1m on the hardwood ood r ee LEO IOHN E DOHERTY Class Oflzcer 1 2 Track 4 A qu1et s1ncere h1gh rankmg stude t mg to make hlmself n always str1v better IAMES A DOLAN Honorsl 2 Sodal1tyl 2 Cholrl One of the fne d 2 Debatmg 2 n 11est Ignat1an qu1et manner s 1n the class and ready known 1n th H1s sm1le made htm well e South S1de soc1a1 sets RICHARD P DONNELLAN D1ner came to us from Campmn 1 Another of the Rove sta n fourth year r Boys of South nd Jug Shore He can ROBERT Sodalrty 2 Football 2 Sk1nny Wa s a ready match for any 1nd1v1dual 1n a battle of wlts Held many a teachers attent1on 1n wonderment at h1s antrcs V DOWNES DWARD F DOWNEY Sodallty 3 4 Track 2 One of the best dressed fellows from our 1nst1tut1on Fnend oi many especlally those who xnhablt h1S car to and from school NARD G DRESSEL Sodalzt YI 2 Football I Curl Basketball y has a ha wh 1 2 3 ppy go lucky a1 o meet htm r that fasctnates 1 H1s fame as h1m the t1tle f a 1 a dancer has won o the Sabmcz Flash Q f I 1 - 1 1' - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1' 1 I 1 I - 1 1 - ' ' , . 1 . , n . . . , , ,' , , 5 g 1 r .1 . 11 . . j . 1 .1 11 . . . . f . . . 1. . 11 . 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I I I - - - A .. . 11 20 DANIEL I DUDA Sodalztyl 2 3 4 Poster Club 2 3 Dans actrvrtres 1n the Sodaltty and CISCA have made hlm an outstandmg lgnattan as well as a ttne speaker DAVID I DUFFY Class Ollzcer 3 Though th1s large well developed lndrvldual be lleved ln taklng a vacat1on whenever he felt llke 1t Dave had the amazmg abtltty to lead many scholasttc ratmg IOHN M EARLEY Honorsl 2 3 4 Sodalrtyl 2 Football l B s A South Srder who cant be topped He made qurte a name for hlmseli ln the mtramural basketball games SALVATORE T FALLETTA Th1s amtable young man appreczates Iesu1t gu1d ance and mtencls to further It at Marquette Um verslty GREGORY G FARANO Football l Swrmmrng 2 Greg was a mascuhne man from the deep south H15 stones couldnt be matched IOHN I FARRELL Class Honors l Class Otfrcers 3 Poster Club l Camera Club l In the smoker thls ardent narrator was the raconteur of many a tall story EDWARD G FELDMANN Class Honors 3 Honorsl 2 4 Debatrngl 2 3 4 Qu1et smcere wrth a qu1ck m1nd and true lgnatran qualltres l1l Ed was a conststent htgh mark getter for four years DAVID C FENLON Honors l 4 Class Ollrcer l Football 1 2 3 4 Track 2 L1ttle Dave was a tough man to break through on the football held and a popular hgure rn school DONALD P FINN Honorsl 2 3 4 Sodalttyl 2 3 Class Otl1cer3 4 Camera Club l Track 1 2 3 4 Swlrnmrngl Not qulet not loud but very popular EDMUND I FLYNN Football l Basketball l Ed IS known on the West S1de as Broom He used to play the held well untrl other mterests cloumed hrs tlme BERNARD P FOOTE Honorsl 2 Class Otlrcerl 2 3 4 Footballl 2 3 Basketballl 2 3 4 Barney was the malnstay ot our basketball squad They say there 1S a day that he was awake 1n Mr Brannens Latln class EDWARD I FREISLINGER Sodalrty l 2 3 4 Stamp Club 2 A deep South Stder and an ardent Blackhawk fan He kept 4D at the top of the mrsslon 11st every week T 7 l I I 1 I' I ' I' I I I' . 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I I I 1' I . 4 4 4 4 4 4 IOSEPH L FUMO Commuruon Mass Gurld 2 3 Debatrng l lgnatzan Staff 2 Harlequms 4 Half a srntle was not enough lor Ioe Hrs good w1ll beamed through all those pearly teeth LOUIS B GAGNON Promoter Apostleshrp ol Prayer l Football 1 The btg fellow wtth the brg heart Lou was an easy man to get along wrth DOMINIC I GALASSINI Llkeable Dorn lun lovlng brg hearted conscren tlous lover of lgnattus Dom plans to study engl neerrng at Notre Dame I AMES l GALVIN shrp ot Prayer 2 .J Class Oflzcer l 3 4 Prep Stall 3 Ignatran Statl3 4 Footballl 2 3 4 Tech IS a tamous South West S1der whose popu larxty IS well known 1n and out of school An avrd reader EDWARD F GARVEY Honors 3 4 Sodalrty l Promoter Apostleshrp ot Prayer 3 Football 2 Better known as Garv to the West Slde glrls Always has Wh1te Sox 1nto handy Famous for h1s wrnmng smtle and subtle sense of humor IOHN T GARVIN Class Olllcer 4 Footballl 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 Boxrng 3 Hts atlas phystque brought hlm 1nto every conversa t1on and h1s bxg smlle and pleasmg personalxty made hun welcome I GORDON GAY Honorsl 2 3 4 Sodalrtyl 2 3 4 Chozrl De batmg l 2 3 Prep Stat 3 4 lgnat an Staff 2 3 Track 2 3 4 Flash 1S satd to have kept many a dull class ahve Wllh h1S w1secracks He never forgot h1s teachers around Chrtstmas MICHAEL A GERAGHTY Class Honorsl 3 4 Honors 2 Sodalztyl 2 De batzngl 2 3 4 Ignatzan Stall 4 Harlequms 3 4 Football l Track l 2 The top rankmg student ol the sentor class wmner of one ol the two PSDS1 Cola scholarsh1ps tor the state ot lll1no1s Mlke has ct splendld sense l humor IS an outstandlng debater and an up and comlng sclentlst ROBERT EDWARD GIER Honors 2 Track 2 Swrmmzng 2 Shlltless was noted tor h1s ablhty 1n the aqua STEPHEN B GILL Honors l Steve comes from the South West terrltory none the less he IS well c1v1l1zed He could hold h1s own tn any crowd even though he tsnt too tall CHARLES E GILLETTE Sodalrtyl Chozrl 2 3 4 Commumon Mass Gurld l Camera Club l 2 Football l Basketball l 2 Cheerleader 1 Shaky was well known for h1s unsurpassable rec ord w1th the cholr W1elder ot sesqulpedallan poly syllables clever ln hrs w1t IAMES B GLAD A very able basketeer who helped spark many an mtramural game i ' ' 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1' ' 1 1 1 f ' 1 - , ' . ' ' . I , 5 . '-' I ' I I I L I A 1 I 1 ' f . - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1' J 1 . ' 1 , . . A . . O - 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' , , h I , - ' I - - . . . U Class Honors 2,- Honors l, 3,41 Promoter, Apostle- with our Swimming team- 1 , . I H' rl . . ' ll Al . . . I ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 : WILLIAM I GOLDEN Sodalityl 2 Choirl 2 Promoter Apostleship Prayer 3 Class Officer 3 Football l The only living intramural referee His antics the gym were something to see PAUL I GRESIK Choir 4 Class Officer l Harlequins l Football l 2 3 Tennis 2 Swimming 2 Boxing 2 3 4 Specks was the battler of the senior class His fistic accomplishments won him the admiration of everyone IAMES D GRIFFIN Honorsl 2 3 4 Class Offzcerl 2 3 Football 2 3 Basketball 3 A sterling representative from Resurrection Ped ex celled in sports and studies NICHOLAS R GUERRIER Honors l Nick will be remembered for his pleasing person- ality and sense of humor. They say he is quite a hand at bowling. ROBERT M. HAMILTON Honors l 2, Sodality lt Class Officer 2 4- Stamp Club 25 Foo ball l- Basketball 2. His personality is his key to successp studious, en- ergetic and a regular fellow. WILLIAM H. HARVEY Pro'not..r, Apost eship of P.ayer l' Class Officer 4g Football l. 'Handsome Hugo is a resewed lad a past master at bllliards, He can more than hold his own in any scrap THOMAS I HEALEY Honors l 2 3 4 Sodalityl 2 3 4 Class Officer 3 4 lgnat an Staff 3 Basketball 2 3 Trackl 2 3 4 Cross Country Track 4 Monk could take a kidding and enyoy it A hard man to beat on the cinder path and a big brother to Leo RICHARD G HEYWOOD Honors l Football l R B was a famous member of the South Side social set He always had an answer tor every thing IAMES E HOGAN Honors l 2 3 4 Sodality l 2 3 4 Debatingl 2 3 4 Oratoncal Contest Winner 4 Camera Club l Cheerleaderl 2 Tis said that the Vaseline Companies success was due entirely to him His street car exhortations were really something to hear MARK A HOGAN Hor'ors l 2 4 Sodallty l 2 Class Officer 3 4 Prep Staff 2 3 4 lgnatian Staff 2 3 Harlequins l 2 3 4 lAct Play Group 4 Elocution Contest Finalist 2A Oratorical Contest Finalist 44 Football l 3' Basketball 2. Versatile Mark, with his radiant smile and laughing sense of humor will be remembered as a true lg- natian an able actor a talented writer and an all around good fellow. LAWRENCE P. HOLDEN Camera Club lg Football 3' Basketbat l 2, 3' Track Always ready for a good laugh Larry worked hard at whatever sport he entered. Called an aristo- crat because of the Nash he drove. BERNARD I. HUDIK Sodality 2 3. Choir 4g Class Officer ,' P.ep Staff 4,- Harlequins 4- Poster Cfub l- Stamp Club l 2. A handsome smiling lad 'Big Ben was noted for his bet.1een-classes snacks. IOSEPH F HURLEY RICHARD I KAWKA Honorsl 2 3 4 Sodalrtyl 2 3 Sodalrty Ottrcer2 Footballl 2 4 Basketball l 2 Trackl 2 3 4 Cross Country Track 4 Lrttle Ioe was the strong not so srlent type around school He IS the Joy ot halt the South Srde and the other half rs boys FRANK W HUSTON Soclalrty 3 4 Promoter Apostleshrp ol Prayer l 2 3 4 Cheerleader I 2 A lover of good musrc lrterature and the scrences A 'rnancr r of the future who probably wrll never be happy untrl Downey and OMeara are hrs co trnancrers ADAM M IAKZEWSKI Sodalzty 2 3 Chorrl 2 Class Ottrcerl Debatrng I 2 Footballl 3 Basketballl 2 Trackl 4 Thrs smrlrng chap was noted for hrs steady brarn and ready smrle He made trends wherever he WILLIAM I IOFFE Horrorsl 2 Sodalrtyl 2 3 4 Sodalrty Ottrcer 2 Chorrl 2 3 Communron Mass Gul d 2 3 4 Clas Oftrcerl 2 Debatrng 2 3 4 lgnatran Stall 2 3 4 Harleourns l 2 3 4 lAct Play Group 4 Oratorrcal Contest Prnalrst 4 Stamp Club 2 Tennrs l 2 Swrmrnrngl 2 Iof made qurte a name tor hrmselt as edrtor of The lgnatzan master debater and student supreme DONALD E IOYCE Football l Toughy rs one ot the Austrn 12th Street crowd You can always spot hrs vorce by lrstenrng tor the famlrar Hey Ioe got Mr Golrrcks homework? IOHN W KARR Honorsl 2 4 Sodalrty l 2 3 Prep Statt 3 4 Harlequrns 3 4 Elocutron Contest Frnalrst 2 Cam era Clubl Track3 Krddy was a well known member of the West Srde socral set A great Harlequrn he drd a lot of scratchrng rn the 47 play Honors 1 2 3 4 Sodalrty l Kawk could be relred on to keep every class awake and every teacher on hrs toes From what he says he rs a brg man on the North Srcle RICHARD A KEEFE Honorsl 2 Sodalrtyl 2 3 4 Chorrl Promoter Apostleskzp ot Prayer 1 Communron Mass Gurld 2 3 Class Oftrcer l 3 Debatrng l 2 Prep Staff 3 4 lgnatran Staff 2 Harlequrns 2 Elocutrorz Contest W1nner3 Football 2 3 Trackl 2 3 4 Rrch wrll long be remembered for hrs popularrty hrs wrt and hrs skill at pole vaultrng I AMES I KEEGAN An rnfectrous smrle and a pleasant drsposrtron mark Irm Keegan What he doesnt know about baseball rsnt worth krrowrng THOMAS L KELLIHER Clrorr .l Football 2 Track 1 2 3 Swrmmrng I Although a slrght and srckly youth of great delrcacy Tom made hrs mark rn football and track and could grve and take a beatrng from Abata WILLIAM R KENNEDY Sodalrty 1 Football l Basketball 2 3 Swrmmrngl Always ready wrth a smrle or a Joke He clarms that he owes all hrs chemrcal knowledge to hrs lab partner RICHARD A KENNICKER Honors l Class Oftrcer 4 Football 2 3 Cheer leader l Drck was the krnd of fellow who had a smrle and a pleasant word for everyone He loved to play a rough and tumble game ot football - .Y . , f , . .. v- v- , , , , , , J , , , , 1 -. , , , , , , , , , , , . - , , , , , , ,I , .f , , , n , I , I 1 4 I - ' ' - , , , , ' , , I , , I , r e , , , f - , , , , , f - . , . , . , , , , , , , , , , - I , r . , ventured. . , . , , , , , , , ' . 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THOMAS G KETCHAM Honorsl 2 3 Sodalztyl 2 3 4 Chorrl 2 Com munzon Mass Gurlcl 2 Class Ofhcer l 2 lgnatran Stall l Harlequms 4 Camera Club 2 Football l 2 Track 2 Tenms l '7 Tom was one of the boys who never took hte too sertously He wears the tlashlest tres and makes the strangest HOISGS come from h1s throat THOMAS E KING Sodalrtya 4 Chozrl 2 Camera Clubl 2 Trackl Tennzs l Hts reucence does not mean that Tom IS not the funlovtng hkeable semor Wlth the frlendly p proachable dtsposltlon THOMAS A KINNEY Tennrs 1 2 Tom halls from the South Slde I-Ie rates h1msell an arttst as you may Judge from glancmg through hrs text books He gets h1S exerc1se on St Sabmas dance floor IAMES A KLIER Honors l 2 3 Class Oflrcer 2 Crystal Klxers gene os1ty and kmdness wxll be remembered by those he belbed durmg the1r htgh school days GERHARD P KOELBEL A fast talkmg lad from 47th St eet who made h1s presen e felt wherever he ment MARTIN I KRAMER Honors 2 Sodalztyl 2 3 4 Harlequzns l 2 3 4 CISCA Varzety Show Wznner l Marty IS a great lover of must one of the really talented musrctans of the school RUDOLPH W KROLOPP Honorsl 2 Chozrl 2 Class Otlrcerl 2 3 Foot b I 2 Rudy had the most mgemous methods of tormentmg h1s teachers EDMUND T KURLEY Sodalrty 1 2 Camera Club I Football 2 The Mauler has an admtrable phys1que and hopes to be a wrestler 1n college MICHAEL P LA IOY Sodalrty 3 Cholr 2 Camera Club I Stamp Club 2 Football l Basketball l Tenn1s 4 Swrmmzng 2 Books tenms and Cece an excellent comb1nat1on have occupled Mtkes tlme at St lgnattus He has shown h1s brother the way to a successful lgnahan career RICHARD A LAMBRIGGER Honors l 3 4 Sodahty l 2 3 4 Stamp Club 2 Dtck has a large sm1le and a ready comeback lor everyone Hls Wll makes htm outstandmg MICHAEL I LA ROCCO Cholrl 4 Class Off cerl 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 4 A human dynamo a great basketball player al ways clowmng both tn and out of class NOBLE I LE HEW Cborr l 2 3 4 Tennis 2 From h1s ltps came many a noble contrtbuhon to 4 H Economlcs Class i 1 If , , , all , . .,' ,... . . , . . 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DOMINIC A LENZINI Honorsl 2 3 4 Sodalrtyl 2 3 Class Otlrcer 3 4 Elocunon Contest F1nal1st3 Football l 2 Basket balll 2 3 Trackl 2 3 4 Cheerleaderl 2 Hatrless Dons tmrtatrons ot the teachers were al ways emoyed at lunch He rs known to hts fnends as Dumbs GREGORY I LESTINA Honors l 2 3 4 Sodalrty Otfrcerl 2 3 Elocutron Contest Fmalrstl 2 3 Trackl 2 3 A handsome fellow who ranked wrth the best 1n scholastic ab1l1ty DONALD W LIKINS Honors l 2 4 Sodalrtyl 2 3 4 Promoter Apos tleslup ol Prayerl 2 Debatrngl 2 3 4 lanatran Staffl 5 3 4 Harlequtns 4 Stamp Club 2 Boxmg Go Don was constantly shadowed by a certa1n Frank Adrana He shared hrs humor Wllh the school 1n thrs column 1n The lgnaran IOHN F LYNCH Sodalrty l 2 Camera Club l Basketball l 2 Track 2 Johns exterlor quletness does not g1ve a true plc ture ot hrs nature He can always ltven up any gatherlng BERNARD T MacMAl-ION Honors 3 Poster Club l Football l An avrd school supporter and an honor student Bern1e even found tlme tor the gtrls on occaston CHESTER E MAIEWSKI Harlequrns 3 Popular South Slde lrgure Wllh a great abtlxty for mak1ng fnends You cant help hkmg htm STANLEY E MAKAUSKAS Honors l 2 4 Class Ottrcer 2 A blg man wlth a blg name He could also e some bxg stones WILLIAM E MALONE B111 was always blushrng We ltked to tease h1m about hls bashtulness RONALD I MARRERO A handsome lad who always had the rnstde dope on the enttre South Slde HARRY M MAZZONE Chorr l 2 Class Oltrcer 4 Basketball 2 One of the La Rocco boys A great basketball player and a lover of lun IAMES H MCDONNELL Honors 4 Soclalrtyl 2 3 4 Promoter Apostleshzp ot Prayer 1 Class Ottrcer 3 Debatmg 1 Harleaurns 4 Football 2 A stout young gentleman who loves Spanlsh One ot Mr Tracys tavorrtes FRANK I MCGRAIL Honors 4 Class Otircer 2 4 Harlequzns l 2 Foot 1 4 Bas ball l ck l Swrmmzng 2 3 Boxrngl 2 3 4 Handsome and well dressed We re sorry to see Frank go before we see what he would look l1ke wxthout a crew halrcut 2 Y i Ill! 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V , 1 ll Il - ball , 2, 3, , lcet , Tra , 2, 3, 4, IAMES M MCGRATH Honorsl 3 4 Sodalrtyl Swrmmmgl A fnend of La Rocco I1m leaves a record scholarshrp behind h1m at lgnatlus RICHARD T MCGUIRE Honorsl 2 4 Class Ollzcer 4 Footballl 4 Bas lcetball 2 Track l Dlck was a hard dr1v1ng guard on the football squad and a Joker 1n the smoker DONALD L McKITTRICK Honors l Harlequms 4 Tenms 1 An amb1t1ous red head who hopes to wln the Indr ana Speedway event Honorsl 2 3 4 lgnatlan Stall 2 3 Harlequms 3 4 lAct Play Group 4 Poster Club 3 Football l Track 2 Blg Ilm was heaven s grit to the Harlequms Bet ter known as the Voxce he hopes to contlnue on the stage EDWARD I MCMAHON Class Honors I 3 Honors 2 4 Promoter Apostle shrp of Prayer 3 Class Ollzcer l Scrence mmded Ed ranks hrgh among the 1948 senrors An honor student at school he was promr nent ln South Slde soclal sets GRAHAM F MCNAMEE Sodalrty l Footballl 2 3 Mac was an mseparable buddy of Ioe Fumo Aus tm and l2th Str ets wouldnt be the same wrthout hrm IOHN P McSHERRY Sodalrty 2 3 4 Chorrl 2 Prep Stall2 3 4 Harle qurns 2 3 4 Footballl 2 Basketball 3 Labeled Dynamrte 1n h1s lrrst year Iack has proved the truth of h1s name throughout h1s years at Ignatrus ANIELLO I MECCIA Camera Club l 2 An unforgettable character wxth a great many trlends He IS qurte a salesman IACOB P MEERMAN Class Honors 4 Honors l 2 3 Class O'l1cer 2 De batzng 3 Basketball 2 Traclc 3 4 Swrmmmg l A famous track man Iake wzll long be remembered DONALD R MELLER Class Honors 2 3 4 Honors l Sodalrty 2 3 Long Iohn harls from CICETO He plans to study med1c1ne at Loyola CHARLES I METZ Honors 2 3 4 Charl1e IS an amlable chap wlth a ready smrle Accordmg to reports he IS qulte an msulatron ex pert and mterror decorator ROBERT I MIDERSKI A hard Worker who w1ll not go unrewarded A hard drrvmg lad Wllh a loke always on h1s lrps V ? 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ROBERTI MIKSO WILLIAM G MULLIGAN Honors 4 Bob was a very consc1ent1ous student a frxend of Payton ROBERT I MILLER Horors 3 4 Qu1et ltkable tndustrlous very adept at every thrng he attempted IAMES A MORAN Track 2 4 Swrmrmng 2 Nothtng eems to faze hm not even Fr Mullin Itms ready wrt always burst forth at the rrght moment ROBERT C MOUTVIC Honors l 2 Promoter Apostleshrp of Prayerl 2 4 Class Offrcer l Camera Club l A true West S1der Everv Saturday evenrng you wrll fmd htm bowllng Not bad at 1t erther ROBERT T MULCAHY Sodalrtyl 2 3 4 Debatrng 3 lgnatran Staff 2 3 Harlequzns 3 4 Camera Club l Football Manager 4 An ardent CISCA fan Could never restst the urge to sell tickets to St Thomas Aqurnas dances durlng Englrsh class LAWRENCE I MULHOLLAND Honorsl 2 3 4 Harlequmsl A solxd South Stder full of shap lrrsh w1t wrth sparkllng blue eyes and a Wlde generous smtle Noted for h1s dlscourses on E1l'1SlGlHS Theory f Relatlvzty Honors l 2 4 Class Oflcerl 2 3 4 Harlequms l Footballl 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Track 2 3 Bucko was a good student and our most valuable hardwood man Always smtlmg and ready wxth a cheerful word BERNARD L MURPHY Honors 1 Camera Club l Stamp Club 3 Football l Bud IS one of the brlghter hghts of the West Slde He belongs to Resurrectton H1gh School Club EDWIN F MURPHY One of the younger members of the senlor class Spends h1S spare tlme worklng 1r1 the Pubhc L1 brary Probably that IS where he acqutred h1s fr1 ndly manners and ready smlle GREGORY P MURPHY Honors 2 4 Sodaluy 1 2 Communzon Mass Guzld l 2 Debatmg3 Footballl Swrmmrngl 2 The tall lender humorous gent Always ready to lend hlS support to any scheme 1n class RICHARD I MURPHY Honorsl 2 3 Footballl Track 2 The quret bachelor of the Acadermc Course work mg for h1s bachelor of arts dlploma The Elnsteln of the Latm class ROBERT I MURPHY Honorsl 2 3 4 Sodalrtyl 2 3 4 Class Offce 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 A few words couldnt add to the record Bob has establxshed for hrmself 1n studres and m sports Hrs srze dtdnt stop h1m from bemg a football player 1- ..- - f i f 7 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1' 1 1 1 1' 1 - 1. 11 r 1 l , . 1 1 1 , ' ' ' 1 1 1 - 1 1 - - Q . - , . . 9 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - . . 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' ,- 1 1 1 1 1 , , , , . , I , , 1 . . r . . 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - DANIEL E MURRAY IERRY F NOLAN Class Honors l Sodalrty l 2 3 4 Class Ofltcer l 2 3 4 Harlequtnsl 2 Footballl Basketball W1nky IS the 1oy of Raclne Avenue s young laclles A capable basketball player and qutte a 1okester PATRICK I NAVIN Class Honorsl Honors 2 3 4 Sodantyl 4 Prep Staff 2 3 lgnatlan Staff 3 One of the Blg FIVE Pats average was a hard one to beat or even match Plans to go to Loyola RALPH A NEFF Honor l 3 Class Ofttcer l 2 3 4 Football l 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 Traclcl 2 3 4 Boxzng 4 The httle man wtth the b1g heart Ierry had more abtltty than you could pack 1nto a seven foot frame ROBERT V NOLAN Honorsl 2 3 4 Sodaltty Offrcerl 4 Promoter Apostlesbzp of Prayer l Class Officer l Debattng l Elocutron Contest Fznaltst l 2 Poster Club l Bas ketball l Trackl 2 3 4 Tennis l Swtmmtngl G l 2 3 4 Mxler extraordrnary Bob was one of the marnstays of th1s years track squad He and Arch were tnseparable Sodalrty l Debatmg l Track l JAMES A OBRIEN Ralph was qutte actlve 1n the Sodaltty and 1n CISCA A good controversahst ROBERT S NEILLY Promoter Apostleshzp of Prayer 2 Debatmg l Elo cutron Contest Fmalrst 3 Tennrs Manager l Another South Slder a regular attendant at St Sa bmas the brllllant young star of the Physrcs De partment REDONDO E NEWHALL Honors 7 Sodalrty 3 4 Class Ofltcer 2 Track 3 4 Don rose to prommence as a hurdler 1n a short ttme He spent many pleasant afternoons tn Greek class exerctsmg hls subtle satlre ALBERT I NICKELE Honors l 2 3 Sodallty 2 3 4 Class Otfrcer 4 Basketball 2 Voted most preferable to roast marshmallows wxth Among h1S accompllshments are protesslonal golf rvory IlCkl1I'1g and smglng IA IO Sodalrtyl 2 Class Ottzcerl 2 3 Harlequznsl 2 3 4 Football l Track l Asststant Freshmen Foot ball Coach 2 3 4 Basketball Manager 4 The boy who ha developed hls bus1ness man ab1l1t1es to thelr peak at Ignattus He IS always qulck wlth an enltghtentng smxle MES T O BRIEN Sodalzty l 2 3 Promoter Apostleshtp of Prayer 2 Class Oftrcer l 2 Harlequms 1 3 4 Football l A happy carefree fellow never has a lunch left by lunch ttme always broke HN P 0 BRIEN Honors l 2 Promoter Apostleshlp ot Prayer l 2 3 lack the West Slcle butcher boy met so many fme country boys from Thomas Aqumas whrle at lg nattus that he clecrded to become a farmer h1mse after school days WILLIAM F O CALLAGHAN Honorsl Sodalttyl Basketball l Track2 3 4 Sprke comb1ned an honest lrtsh face Wllh a real sense of humor Underneath that crop of red halr IS a personaltty that wtll long be remembered MAURICE I O CONNOR Honors l 2 Sodalttyl 2 Chorrl Class Offrcerl Debatrng l f Elocutron Contest Frnalrstl 2 Foot ba l 2 Trackl 2 Maybe because ther names followed one another or mayb because no one else knew what th el' were dotng Red and OGrady were never seen apart ARTHUR I OGRADY Honors l Chozr l Harlequzns l Elocutton Contest Frnalrst 2 Camera Club 1 The other and better C72 half of OConnor always clownrng always smtlmg RAYMOND I OMEARA Resurrectrons rolllcklng Ray A lot f o eneray packed rnto a small package Ray wtll contlnue to fl rn uence many for good whatever hrs cho1ce of lrfe work IAMES F O NEIL Honors l 2 3 lgnattan Sta1'f3 Camera Club l Qutet hm doesnt say much but he IS st1ll one of the shmmg lrghts of Father Camenzmds Greek Class ROBERT D OTOOLE Sodalrtyl 2 3 4 Camera Club 1 4 The ever smrlrng lrlshman and popular South Srder known to all frlends of St Sabtna s A photography an ANTHONY D PARQUETH Srmlrn Tony conceals under an lnnocent extenor d1re plans for the downfall of Iqnattus and all other schools F cl l or etcu s consult Mr Brannen to whom Tony confldes h1s plans en route to lunch each day IAMES W PALMER Sodalrty l 3 Commumon Mass Guzld 3 Class Oltz cerl 2 3 4 Harleaurnsl 2 Footballl Basketball l 2 3 Swrmmmg 2 3 Box1nq2 Chtco was one of the best dressed men at lgna IIUS popular rn West Srde soctal clrcles WILLIAM C PARRO Sodalrtyl 2 3 4 Promoter Apostleshrp of Prayer 3 4 Comrnunzon Mass Gutld 3 4 Class Offtcer 3 4 lgnatran Staffl 3 Harlequms 3 Football 3 Basket ba 2 3 Boxmgl 2 3 4 A qulet lad who took great prrde 1n hts Jewel box a model T ltmousme IOHN E PAYTON Sodalrty l 2 Basketball 1 Bashful IS the smtlmg fellow wrth the pleastng personallty whom you frequently see wrth Mtkso KENNETH A PFISTER Honorsl 2 3 Basketball! 2 Basketball Mana get 3 Clatrned he had lnsh blood 1n hun Used to re monstrate wlth Mr Brannen rn Bohemlan EUGENE I PLOCKI EU Hnorsl 3 Sodal1ty12 3 4 Chorl 2 3 4 Tennis 1 2 3 4 Gene was the Don Budge of the Tenms Team and the Joy of Fr Btlstetns Reltgton class GENE W PRYSTALSKI Honorsl 2 3 4 Sodalrtyl 2 Basketballl 2 3 4 Gene 1S the only boy who can parse every word rn a Greek sentence and carry the world tucked under h1s arm One of our best on the basketball court 30 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1' 1 1 1 1 '- ' I 41 I I - I I I I t I I I ll 1 1 1 . I- I I . Y . ' Q . . . . . , , . . 1 I ' . I , 1,,, 1 ' ' ' ' . ' . . ' ' . 1 1 1 1 ' f - 1 ll - ' 1 Sodality l, 2, 3, 4j Choir l,- Track l. ' , . I . I 1 1 1 1 1 - . . . u 1 . ' 1 f- , O 111-1 11111 . I I - 1 1 1 ' . f . . . 1 . . ' - ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - .4 4 1 L ,H ,ana ,. , Q -1- EDMUND W QUARRY Honors l 2 3 Sodalzty 1 3 Sodalrty Offrcer 2 Chorr l Class Oftrcer l Eddy IS grfted wlth a charmmg personaltty and fa c1l1ty 1n SlUd1eS A tuture M D he hopes IAMES F QUILTER Class Honorsl 3 Honors2 4 Sodalrtyl 2 3 4 Promoter Apostleshzp of Prayer l 2 Prep Staff 3 4 Harlequrns l Itm combmes h1s hrgh measure of excellence m studles wrth a carefree splrrt One half of the famous Qurlter Keefe cornbmatton EDWARD H RATEGAN Honors l 2 3 4 Sodalrty l 2 3 4 Debatrng 3 Football Manager 4 Basketball 2 Swrmmrng 1 Bugs IS aurte popular Wllh the gtrls at the St Mel dances Hrgh scorer on the nelghborhood bas ketball team also BERNARD F REILAND Honorsl 2 3 4 Football 2 Bernle dldnt belteve 1n booklearnmq only Hrs practtcal Slde mamfested 1lS9lf IH tra1n1ng h1s educated thumb GEORGE T REILLY Honorsl 2 Debatrngl 2 3 4 Camera Club 2 Football 1 Tennrs 2 George was one of our enthusrastrc debaters qutte a soclallte on the South Side IOHN I REILLY Sodalrtyl 2 3 Chorrl 2 3 Debatzngl Camera Club 1 Vxtamm has spent tour qutet years at Iggtes but nevertheless rachated wlsdom wherever he went MARIO I RICCIARELLI Honors I 2 3 4 Class Otlrcer I Camera Club l Rrck was a good sport and a falr player always He put hrs talents to good use ln hrs studtes CHARLES M ROBILOTTA Honorsl 2 Sodalztyl 3 4 Debatmg3 4 lgnatran Staff 2 3 4 Harlequms 3 4 IAC! Play Group 4 Stamp Club 2 Tenms 1 A hard worklng and multl talented fellow who shone ln debatmg IOHN H ROGERS One of the rntrarnural baseball stars Halls from the good old West Stde EDWARD I ROONEY Honors l 3 Promoter Apostleshrp of Prayer l 4 Class Off Cer I lAct Play Group 4 Football I Basketballl 2 3 Tennrsl Star of a champtonshlp team IH the Rldge Park League Pal of that famous Red MCK1llf1Ck IOHN A RUSSELL Honors 3 4 Sodalzty 2 3 4 Baslcetba'I 3 lack IS a husky senror who made qulte a dent 1n many a ferntnlne heart HIS starnplng grounds are the deep south IOHN W RYAN Honors 4 Sodalrty 3 4 Promoter Apostleshrp ol Prayer l Class Otfrcer 4 Football l 4 Ox was a humorous fellow around school but he was all busmess on the grxdtron 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1' 1' . - I - H . 11 . , . . . 1 ., . . . ' . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . - ' I ' . 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 I - . ' 1 - 1 - . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - -1 11 1 . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 - I I I I D . . . . . . , . . . . . D 1- 11 . . -1 11 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1' 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 - u 1 1 11 - - 1- 11 1 RAYMOND M RYAN Honors l 2 3 4 Promoter Apostleshlp of Prayer l 2 Elocutzon Contest Fmaltst 3 Elocut1on Contest Wmner l Football l Self consclous about hls brtef SIZG Ray nevertheless managed to make a name m xntramural basketball and as the man wtth a m1ll1on answers PHILIP A SAIGH Class Honors 4 Honors I 3 Class Otfrcer I 2 3 Football 1 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 Phtl was a well known West Slder who kept the math class at a hlgh p1tch ROBERT E SAUER A qulet chap around school Qutte a baseball player tn lntramural baseball EDWARD A SCHELL Class Honors 2 Honors l 3 4 Class Otttcer l Stamp Club 2 3 Tennrs 2 Sw1mm1ng 1 2 Btg Ed came to us from Leo Hls ready Wll and scholastlc ab1l1ty found a place for htm ln every group ANTHONY R SHELFFO Football 2 Tony was never seen Wlthout hxs tnfamous water gun The scholar of the Trlg class EUGENE P SHERIDAN Halls from Beverly but we dont hold 1t aaatnst hxm Could glve and take a flbblng 32 FREDERICK SIMUNICH Class Honors 3 4 Honors l 2 Basketball 2 Traclc 4 Swrmmlng 3 Cheerleader l Always strlvxng for hxgher knowledge Fred could never ask enough questxons IOHN F SKEFFINGTON Honorsl 2 3 4 Sodalrtyl Class Otlzcer l 3 Footballl 2 3 lack s wxt could never be overlooked nor h1s abtllty on the grldlron ever quesuoned RICHARDI SLOMCZYNSKI Sodalztyl Class Ottzcer 2 Debatmg l 2 Camera Slom called Slomczynskl for short Hxs poor room tlnesse was a th1ng to marvel at EDWARD F SMITH Honors 4 Football l Football Manager 4 A dangerous red head Hls personaltty 1S hts key to success LEONARD P SMITH Honors 1 3 4 lAct Play Group 4 Harlequms Elocutzon Contest Frnaltst l One of the few naturally talented actors 1n the school Lens success 1n thls fteld never affected hun as all who know htm can testlfy NUNZIO SODARO V1nce to h1s frxends and Nunzto to everyone l e se shone when xt came to photography Ubt followed lb1 Wlllzams all around the school Q l , , , 1 ,I ' I , f , 1 : , V 1 I J f - f - , - , . , , , 1 ' 1 ' , 1 . I I I ' 1 , 1 A , , i . , , I ,.- - ' : ' f ' , f - Club lg Swrmmmg l, 2. Class Honors lf Honors 2. - ' , ' I 1' I. I ' n , K, J - ,' ' 4x . I l WALLACE C SOLBERG Honorsl 2 3 4 Wally IS a Cub tan but we wont hold tt agcnnst h1m A top notch student THOMAS l STACK Honors 3 Sodal1ty 4 Basketball 3 Tom IS cons1dered by the V1s1tat1on g1rls as a typ1 cal example ot a l1ne lgnat1an At least he hasnt d1s1llus1oned them THOMASI STARSHAK Honors l 2 3 4 Ignat1an Stall 3 Football 2 Track l 2 3 4 Sw1mmzng3 Th1s handsome young man from the Indlan terr1tory was a chen11st of great renown l AMES S STEPEK An Ignat1an who loves Lat1n One of the more brtlllant stars 1n the Sunday morn1ng head gear h1p pad shoulder pad basketball league whose members went unscouted unsung uns1gned but not unscarred DONALD H STOUT Football l Track 3 Swrmmzng 2 Although Hal was well known and very popular he could never be found on Fr1day n1ghts or Sun day afternoons DONALD E STREIT Sodallty 3 4 lgnatlan Stall 3 l-larlequms 3 Elo cutlon Contest Fmalzst 2 Camera Club l Basket ball l 2 3 Track2 3 Don IS known as one of the heroes of the South East S1de IOHNI C SULLIVAN Honorsl 2 3 4 Sodalzty l 2 3 Class Ollzcerl 2 Football 4 Track 3 A really natural loker and a greatly feared hnernan One ot lgnat1us best IOHNI M SULLIVAN Prep Stall 3 Basketball 3 4 Golf 3 4 The tall but not so s1lent type a regular 1n the smoker one of the South Shore boys IOHN P SULLIVAN Sodalrty 2 3 4 Chorr 3 Harlequms 2 lAct Play Group 3 Elocuhon Contest Frnalzst 2 Football 3 Swrmmlng 3 Sleepy Iohn never had much to say If he ever had anyth1ng bothermg h1m he would always sleep on 1t WILLIAM I SULLIVAN Chou' l Harlequzns 2 Camera Club l One ot the most fa1thful members ol the smoker H15 warm vo1ce eased h1m out of many a d1ll1cult s1tuat1on KICKHAM L SUPPLITT Honors 3 Debatmg 3 Poster Club 3 Camera Club 3 Tennz 3 When KlCk becomes a lorest ranger look out lohn Runyon He sw1ngs a mean ax and IS qu1te a hunter DONALD A TENCZAR Football l 3 Track 2 Red spent four years at Ignatlus trymg to prove that he was not Russ1an i ur' 2 gf . I I . . ,- 1' 1 1' 1 - . 7 U , , 1 : ' : 1 - , - , - ' ' ' 1 1 1 . H H ' . Honors lp Football Manager 2,- Tennis l, 2. A - ' ' : ' : . . I . , 1' 1' ' l - I , . . . 'G - , - . , - 1 1 ' , f ' J ' f - I I ll I ' I I. ' ir ,Z lf l Ti' l 2 WILLIAM I THOMAS Honors 2 3 4 Debatmg 3 Harlequrns 2 Elocutron Contest Frnalrst 1 2 Cookles 1ov1al dlsposltron and lrthe dSl1CGIS burld w1ll help hlm 1n h1s chosen profess1on as a delrcatessen owner RICHARD I TILLHOF Honors 1 2 Promoter Apostleshrp ot Prayer 3 Tenms 1 Drck IS sa1d to have a repertorre ot jokes r1val1ng that ot Senator Ford Can always be recognrzed by hlS smrle BERNARD I TOOMEY Sodalrty l 2 4 Chorr l Debatrng I 2 Camera Club I B1g Berrne was always to be seen rn the smoker He spent hrs spare trme debatmg DENNIS I TOOMEY Honors 1 2 3 Football l Basketball 2 Track 4 Denny was hard workmg rn school and tun lovmg outsxde A cherlshed frlend EUGENE K TUREK Class Honors 2 Honors 1 4 Sodalltv Ottrcer 2 Sodalrtyl 2 3 4 Debatrng 3 Stamp Club 2 Gene made rt a pornt to be the qulet type He clarms the Classlcal Honors Course IS a snap MAURICE W TWOMEY Honors l 2 3 4 Cross Country Track 2 The prrde of Mr Brannen s Latln Class HIS qulck qurps kept every class awake ROBERTI UHLER Honorsl 2 Sodalztyl Footballl 2 3 4 Track 3 Happy go lucky Uhls was nerther strong and S1 lent nor weak and wxtty He struck the happy medlum He was very proud of hrs broad shoulders CHARLES I VOLK Honors 1 2 3 4 Sodahty 2 3 4 Harlequms 3 4 Camera Club 3 4 Tennis 2 C I frrendly personallty and dashmg charm has made hlm an outstanding member of West Srde soclal aftalrs Hrs greatest prrde 1S h1S new Ford IOHN I WALSH Honors 1 2 3 4 Blackle had a pleasrng personahty and a boom mg volce He l1ked to eat to work up an appetrte Sodalrtyl 2 3 Class Otlrcerl Basketball 1 2 3 4 Red was the red headed Irrshman who was a regular on the hardwood tor tour years Quret but well known GARRETH E WARREN Honors 1 Sodalzty l Promoter Apostleshrp of Prayer 1 Class Ottrcer 1 Debatrng 2 1 Act Play 3 Poster Clubl 2 3 Footballl Trackl 2 3 Sw1m mrng 1 Boxmg 1 Gabby doesnt have much to say but 1S usually 1n the mlddle ot every conversahon GERALD M WATERS Sodalrty I 2 3 4 Basketball 2 Track 3 We dxdnt hear much from Ierry but h1S earnestness and energetlc personallty pred ct a great future tor hlm 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 - . . -1 11 . . I . - - -1 . 1 .1 . . . . . . . , 1 . . . . . , . . . .. 1 11 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - . , I I I ' .1 1S11 - - - ' I I I ' , . , tt . 11 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 I , I ' , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - tt 11 . 1 1 1 - 1' I . - 1 1 1 1 I I I - I - . ' ' I I I I I I I I ' 1 4 1 1 1 ' , ' A 1 ' . I ' - 1 1 1 1 1 . .1 11 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 . l . . . . i 4 - 4 45 ' 4. .Q - ea ,I golng sudent who dldn bel EDMUND S WEHRLE Honors 1 2 3 Promoter Apostleshr tP p o rayer 1 2 3 4 Debatlngl 2 Poster Club 3 4 Werlo was a ftrst rate ma 1 g clan who succeeded rn pullmg clever answers and envtable marks out of h1s srlk hat THOMAS I WELSH Sodal1ty4 Class Olftcerl 2 Debatmg2 Harlequms 3 4 Track 3 4 Tom was one of the hardest workmg men tn the school A good trtend and a good fellow He used to ru t n o Yates and back every n1ght to stay ln condltlon IOSEPH P WERR Class Honors l place Sodalrty l Class Olllcerl 2 3 4 Ioe was always teachers alrke 1ng a bad day 4 Honors 2 3 Latrn Contest 4th classed as a bram by students and Whenever the teachers were hav th eyd call on loe for the answer IOHN M WHITE Sodalltyl 2 Basketball I 2 Tra lcl lack s amloltlon 1 t s o Slng llke Perry Como I-le has TIGVGI' IIIISSQCI CI DTOQICIIII FRED I WILF ORD Sodaltty l 2 Class Otlzcer 4 Basketball 2 One of the 47th Street boys a huddy of Koelbel Hts Wtt ll W1 long be remembered 35 RICHARD T WILLIAMS R Class Honors 2 4 Honors I 3 Sodalzty l 2 3 Debattng 2 3 Prep Stall 4 lgnatlan Stall 4 Hatle gums 3 I Act Play Group 4 Elocutton Contest Fm al1st3 Traclc3 Tennls 1 2 3 4 Dtck sported more speech medals than even Goer mg had room for Hts lrlendly affable manner found h1m many frlends OBERT P WILLIAMS Promoter Apostleshtp ol Prayer 1 4 Football l 2 3 4 Traclcl Bobs educated toe pulled Ignatlus through many a tough scrape Respons1bl I IAMES E WISE Honorsl 2 Harlegulnsl 2 Footballl 2 A h not er one ol the Beverly Boys S ays hxs secret ambmon IS to become presld ent of the Septons WILLIAM H ZIMMERMAN Class Honors 2 3 Honors l 4 Sodallty l 2 De batzng 3 l Act Play Group 3 Swrmrrzng l 2 A IIFSI rate sc1e I n ISI Clalms the only t1me he had h1s plcture taken was when he swltch d C e to Royal rown CCAMERA SHYJ THOMAS I WALSH An texe tn home from lout sttll mamtatned a good average , . I . I . 1' 1 1 1 1 - 1' 1 I 1' I I' I ' . ' 1 J . - A ' l 1 It 11 . - - . e or W1ll1es Wmt IH the lgnatran. 1 1' 1 f 1 . ' . I . 1 1' 1 1 1 1 - . - 1' ' 1' I , . 1 1' 1 I t- ' . . ' A . , L1 . 3' , 2 ' - . . . - , 1 M I - - - V ' I F F E by MARK HOGAN 48 Frorn the l hles rn the rrarlne room To tne place they gall me Jua To the dear old srno er J all love el Sm r the sen or alas 1 sen bled vrnh dlplo was held on hlal An uh tl e n arlfs lr al we e peeled We a XVOHGGI' wh, Yes we vvonrder at drplornas lhaf me never thouaht would orne 'lhey ll ne r need dustrna but be framed and huna on lrah We rll charn the prarse of laare whne hie aid vorce shall last Ther we ll pass and pe alumn nh the res We are proud hitle laoxs who have slruqgled wrth lahn Physrcs Malh We are glad lrltle boxs who have passed on a ant Lann PhVS1CS Mah Gentlemen s holars frally free Deshned to chrnb to lhe lop of the Tree God please arani that lll no more see Latrn Physlcs Math THE LU ELY MOTHER She srts 1n her old rockrng charr Sewrna his narne on a hnen square Hrs .rho aave hrs youthful llle As payment for war s endless strrle And on the wrndow lhe faded star Brrnas ba lf rnernorres from afar Ol a son who once was young and gay, But who, too earlv, had seen hls day 36 I I CJ J. A L 1 4 7 ' ' J .47 - . . l . K , 'J S . SO l 'Y' .. f, sr ' -, 1 , I I 1 'N I -'T , .. ,. r, d 1, 2 , 1- Al, f , -f ll . . -, ' , I 7 , . , F X r , , ' C , ' X' CX , . , 1. QAY. V Y . Y . A .5 W A F ny D, - 1 1 ' l TN V A l , . , , . - , s ' ' L , A , L . , ,C , rr . r , , , - l 1 '48 I . I , I . U . . I ' .1 v I . F . V. V , A , TED lVl EH by RICHARD TILLHOF, '48 l watched thern fallrna lllfe leaves lrorn C' tree Tho e poor damned sodls Who had enwo ed l le 2 spree l heard the-rr ecrearws of utter de drr ICA, were the once! It 1d ol Nhat thew dld to the I lnfn htv One O Chrrto lod Hrs lelov dS n by EUGENE SHERIDAN 48 Qnordo NS o the cre olnof even n Lower Cross the sylvan land Soon the darkness has des ended Jnlded hx Eternal hand hard rn k f darkness have s Peafe ih trnor 1 S Seld r fno Thoughtso so o fsoo or otfen God the seed o rest nas so :Jn Qpe tres nea ln the Haters shlr' ner l-lead to shore then lap away lffoods o aulet peaceful splend r He n s losed another da lord o ll l kneel rn reverence 'Vo r'o1,r avestf sublrme afalln' kr dknn Yo n nf n nrs r o over atnre 37 so - 1 X7 Y , T . w . w, - . , .or tl , e 1. A16 d na , . . , . X . . F, W , I A ., a A V r S ur , r , . Q e o . l ' , I I .. f ' 1 eA f 1, g, , . A o. C A , Y A ' lm X If . ,N , l N D ,, l -nr V 'J . . . U XJ .. , f.'.,, f 1 , , 4 l , rr .- n . g . , r I 1 ' Y 4 I N M C . X . r Y . , I . 1 1 A O , lfv n v . o or . ,. 4 ,Q ' A - M f 1 X 1 yv ' 1 ' - M- 1 A ' I M Q' . nan. n .. 1:1 ur ki. dnees , . , , . lr. t Nuo ld I a n rho. ofef iAl6 I'l'l ll 0 Lil yOU Thrs educat1onal envrronment ot the Church embraces the Sacraments Drvrnely ettrcacrous means ot grace the sacred rrtual so Wonderfully 1nstruct1ve and the materral tabrrc ot her churches whose llturgy and art have an rmmense educatlonal value but 1t also rncludes the great number and varlety ot schools assocratrons and znstrtutrons ot all lands establrshed tor the tra1n1ng ot youth rn Chr1st1an prety together wrth lrterature and the scrences not omrttmg recreatron and lt IS necessary that all the teachrng and the Whole organ1zat1on ot the school and 1ts teachers syllabus and text boolcs rn every branch be regulated by the Chrlstran Splflf under the d1rect1on and ma ternal supervrsron ot the Church so that Re l1g1on may be rn very truth the toundatron and crown ot the youth s ent1re tra1n1ng and thrs rn every grade ot school not only the elementary but the rntermedrate and the h1gher rnstrtutrons ot learnrng as Well Pope P1us XI Encychcal On the Chrrstran Educatron ot Youth 38 L , I l physical culture .... 1 I ' . . I I 1 . . 3 Mr Serpe Hlckey put away your Greek Hlckey Thats my Algebra str class lunch eaters lt Foley ever gets green 1n the face he ll be a good stand 1n tor a stop llght 3 A s menager1e lncludes a football tackle plano player track star v1o11n1st loater braln s1mpleton reporter duck hunter accord1an1st future tlatfoot play boy art1st columnxst lawyer Calmostl mathematlclan ra1lroad eng1neer Charles Atlas basketball star cho1r boy yeoman hockey goahe moron edltor tat man swlmmer sodalrst and worm 3 B lS a qu1et class On a calm day dunng Enghsh one can hear a cannon go ott 1n the room Ilm Ronan beheves Engllsh much more lnterestlng W1th h1 shoes ott Why lS Devereaux al Ways absent on test days? ls 1t that Wtlllam IS allerglc to these perlodrc guest1on1ngs'9 lt lS rumored that Mungovan s Wh1s pered qu1ps are often heard rn the t1re house across the street Vlfhere does Don Mulhgan get hrs green socks? Foreman would make a aood 200 pound tackle rt he lost l00 pounds CLASS 3 A Top row Dx Sxlvestro Bocchlerl Mrock I M OConnor I P OCon nor W Stack Mxarka Condon Rancxch Ken neally Thzrd row Kukula R Mayeske Maglxetta T Ewers McArdle Mm ster Schmerer Kuhne man Wojcxk Second row Vmyard R Hynes I F Black burn Schmzdt E Con way Malooly Flood A Goodman Shaw M Moore Bottom row Brankm I Hlckey W Foley lSecretary Treasurerl C Nolan fPres1dentI Else! KV1cePres1dentl G Bonk Lls CLASS 3 B Top row Kxely Foreman Myers Carney Devereux I Mungovan Fifth row E Tobm I S OConnell Bruno Crowley Falasz Wxetrzykowskx Fourth row P McDonough B Shanahan L Prystalskx I Patton T Burke Gxovannelh Third row D Doody Prmcxpe Drews W Dxllon W Rexdy I E Walsh Petras Schaat Bottom row Smuda Sheeran D Slattery fPres1dentI D Mulhgan CVxce Pres1dentSecretaryI Ronan tTreasurerI 3-A .I . I . .I . Q ' I I . , . . ' l I '. I , , . Ewerg requests thgt pop be Sgld 10 Second row: Manix, Feeley. Bradl, Borucki. McTigue, . I , - I . . - . - I I , ' , I I I I ' I . , , I . I I . I It , , , - ' 3-B . . . . .S 40 CLASS 3-D Top row: R. Shanahan. Stanton Daniel Iames Murphy Poklacki I Ioyce Smok Emmer rck Zrelmskl Sheehan Zrtnxk Thrrd row Shlelds Vahl P Collms Clancy Shaughnessy Ball weber Rxchards Stu p lc I Reldy Cun mngham Second row Gallagher Fowler Donkel Boyle Kuzora Flanagan Kolton Koch Maresh Bottom row Royer Wxtous E Hlckey fSecreiarYl I F Stack CPres1dentl IanntV1ce Presldentl Donald X Murphy fTreasurerl Grant Yano CLASS 3 C Top row Radclxtfe Mrkutxs Lmkenheld Ienkxns G Ma lewskx R McNamee Fztth row Fatma E Haberlcorn Hooke B Freemon Parqueth Madden Fourth row Sykora Wehner Kellerman R Reedy Cray Swanson Thzrd row Merwxck Donm Powers McCauley McCabe I Haberkorn Second row Holeceh Amore Spolec Kerkslck Rosmxa Pelka I B Moran Wmcek Bottom row R Murray McBride Cfreasurerl Walpole tPresxdentl M Gnthn fV1cePres1dentl Brety fSecretaryl D Kurtz Kerks1ck has the cutest dlmoles rn the room Madden the poor mans tat man The Haberkorns are domg all rrght by belng twlns One comes to school one day and the other the next R Kurtz ClG1l'TlS that he can wrrte on any street car 1n the Clly Mr Brewer says he cant Gnthn seems to have a questlon for every answer 1n the Chermstry book Madden often wonders what Mr K1rby lS dorng ln 3 C durrng Algebra Class Murray has been worktng Llnkenheld has a new nrcknarne The Bare toot Boy Freernon was ready to race rallroad trarns untll someone explalned to hrrn what a track meet was 3 D IS the rnost comfortable class ln the school because they re alwavs berng told to relax Durrng Alaebra Class Father Erpenbeck explalned the theory of expand mg and contractmg Clancy stays awake nrghts thlnkrng up quesuons for Mr Brewer Hollywood Fowler cant stand brrght sh1rts 9 D w1ll never trust those loud speakers agam not after the hasco that ended up rn l E rrn Gallagher had a lot of fun mth hrs Phooey to you norse maker but so d1d the lucky tea her who picked rt up After a year ot practlce the barn y rd contlnaent lS th1nk1ng of enterlng an arnateur show Frank Boyer alwa s has an answer but not all the teachers aaree mth hrrn that rt rs rlght e , . ' . - I .1 . D . I 3-C hard on Cicero - Avenue, that is .... yy tt 3-D 44 . ' t I , l t IFJ , l ' - I A .... Q' I , . l .... A W . , ,. - L w I 1 . . 41 CLASS 3 F CLASS 3 E Top row P Egan Nyholt R Golden Mazzuchx Nowlckl F Farrell Fztth row I W Hayes M McDonnell Montroy Ahern Layman Sheeh Fourth row Kruszkowskx Meagher Caulheld D Thxrd row T Freeman McDermott W Hester Y G Maher T McKeon OBrien Scxukauskas Trxstano Wethers Second row I A OConnell Mannma Craven Iennmgs Cullen Borlon Bottom row Alphran Hall CTreasurerD R Lusk lPres1dentI Tlerney fv1C9 Presxdentl Mmahan Tnerweller lllces to eat h1s lunch durmg classes Well who doesn t7 ls 1t true that Rlchard Lusk IS a lad who was put on thls earth to test the teachers sell control? lt seems that 1n 3 E the Blg Three are Trls tano Nyholt and Tlerney George Cullen IQ of the op1n1on that he can s1ng but not all great mlnds run ln the same channel Farrell wlll never be blamed for dls turbmg the class lf anythtng the class mlght drsturb hun maybe even Wake htm up Layman lS gulte the photographer to get an actron shot ot h1mselt on the tlrst page ot the lgnauan Mr Brewer Cronm l dont hke your lace Cronln l dont etther Do you know where l can get a new one? Mr Frascona WheresOConnor'9 Student Absent Mr Fras cona l surely w1ll mlss hlrn l havent had an argument all day ls 1t true that Iones gets a commtsslon of hrs Prep hard cover sales? Qulgley demands more hes pretudlced They say that as soon as spr1ng football pract1ce beglns Dorrls begms to practlce Gabo Gabo Top row B Burns Cor tma E OConnor Pagm Ramlrez Murray Vltton Gould Brouder Third row Dull Thorpe A McMahon Kauz I Drlscoll W Keatmg R Iones V Maher Burda I L Hayes Second row I Burke W Murphy Ruberry Mertz I Qulgley Grxppo Romana Yates Bottom row Dwyer R I B u r k e CSecretaryI Mazzolxm KPres1dentI R Crorun IVICS Pres: dent! Dorrxs fTreas urerl McHugh 3-E H P I . - .--- y 3-F ' ' , - publicity for the Cross-Country teams. Maybe I .I I . I F. 42 lt has been rumored that Gene Cubs Masella ts abandonmg baseball for Chemrstry Kane and Keller have burred the hatchet Now each of them has a mallet Brennan clarms to have been the hrst Jumor ln Jug thrs year ls he braggmg or compla1n1ng'? Costello and Schell have been most farthtul and generous to Mr Llstermann s call tor alr Whrte to Mr Golrrck Please change my seat s1r The tel lows around me are always talkrng to me Srr you dont know lm really study mg th1s stutl We never brag even though we are school champs rn rntramural softball Vra the grapevme Fretts barber rs O Maras butcher lf Kellrhers vorce gets any lower he w1ll be down to soprano lsnt rt funny the way .Aldm suddenly remem bers to collect the absentee slrps whenever a test rolls around? Why are the mrs sron collect1ons growrng so? No dont h1t me wrth that dub l-lower' Some one had better tell Reardon to stop smokrng or lt w1ll stunt hrs growth Zvetrna has all the Gschwend strll rnsrsts that some day Hazel crest w1ll become a great metropolls Cwe should llve so longl CLASS 2 A Top row Frett Chalrtoux C Reardon Thomas Phxlxp Smrth Godfrey R Reilly Frfth row Mandolxm Butler OMara Gutnch Fourth row I Doody Anderson Cusack T Goss Knox R Reis Thzrd row Navarro I I Doyle D Kelllher Dorcak. I Moloney Second row McCollum Hower Bermes Raynor Gschwend Bottom row Aldm fSecretaryJ Zvehna fPres1dentl Blakley fV1cePres1dentI F Miller lTreasurerl CLASS 3 G Top row Baumgartner Kenny W Whrte I Durr Balchumas Feehery Cook W Ma loney Mxnardl Keller Third row Cxlella Canavan Masella Rremer Peters I F Collms OHe1r M Nulty R Hartxgan Costello Second row W MCI' own M Kane F J 13 ley Kloss M Dxaz V T McCarthy Roll herser P Moore Bottom row Alesra R I Iohnson tTreasurerl B a 1 l e y fV1ce Presr dentl D Bnce tPres1 dentl R Brennan CSecretarYl I Lyons D Schell 3-G Z I . . . , , ' 2-A , A , . . . so ' latest styles - even open-toed socks .... I- C- Ccfuins' Veg'- . I , . I C- . . . .7 L L-- 2-B When Lambur was asked what a tangent is, Byrne popped up with the answer, A small orange. Quinn however still thinks it is a lemon .... Foley is demanding a new desk. His present one is well-worn by Mr. Geracis knuckles ..., 2-B mission col- lections are increasing now that Mines carries CLASS 2-B Last row: Kaye Morri- son Komater W Mur ray Qumlan Lee Hurcxk G Foley Lam but Third row Hanrahan Prend1v1l1e T Kane C Meerman B a n 1 c h Belkey T Lawler Kelty Second row R F Lynch OLeary R1pOl1 Dur ack Gardner Klepetka Meade Mines Bottom row T Byrne l F Sweeney KSecre taryl M Maloney QPres1denU I McDon ald KVICE Presxdentl Quxnn ffreasurerl Corbett CLASS 2 C Last row Barrett Har mon Melaven S mora I Mclnerney E T Goss I lones G OConnor H Ferrxll Tlnrd row Bourbeau Howe OMalley A dreas W Hunt Brady Pxgott V Reis Votava Cvach Second row P Laloy Scully I MacMahon Curtm W I Sullivan Waytula Yardley Tu dor Struckmeyer Bottom row Dunne O Hallaren CTreasurerJ Dote CV1cePres1dentl Flavm fPres1dentl I M Divme CSecretaryJ Partxpilo I Smith Andreas has built up a reputation ot ink well basketball champ during home room The motto ot 2 C is Saepe non lo quendum est uncalled for dont you think? Cutie Dunne and Harvey Ferrill are Mr Brannen s little angels with their seats on the tloor in Latin Class Master a black-jack .... 'lSenator Lynch is se- riously thinking ot running against Lucas. . . . One ot 2-B's two Elocution Contest Finalists was proclaimed the winner .... General Robert E. Lee commands the stops and keys in Sodality Hall on Thursdays .... Ripoli should start to have growing pains, now that he is over the measles .... piece of 2 C Even though l am a silly sopho more still l should act like a human being President Tom Flavin is the best look ing president 2 C has ever had fPQld adl Headline Tom Howe leads lightweight basketball team to shower room Bourbeau and Ferrill are two ot a kind South Siders tphewll 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' - 1 1 t 1 1 ' 1 1 O' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 H' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' , 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 , L, . . tt. . . . - I Q 11 . . . . . 11 . . , 11 1 . . . . -' , . . . . . tt A 11 11 11 . 1 . . . . . 2 D lS ttred ot wrtttng Father Manaold cured them of that I v onder tt any one knows where Crontns seat 1 Schultz has been trytng to prove he s lrrsh by weartng a green tte Cn St Pats Day he wore hrs yellow one Iust lor sptte Master ptece of 2 D lnasmuch as I am emottonally lmmature and cannot behave wtthout a pre te l have to wrtte thts sentence 400 ttmes Who knows what evtl lurks tn the hearts of l-langsterter and Iohnsonl When Mr Brannen had hts lrtsh vs The World Outz Anzalone trted to sneak on the lrtsh stde Vlfhen Waterman comes to school h1s lunch conststs of two sandwtches some cooktes and an apple l-le goes to lunch Wllh the apple Most ot the students of 2 D can spell znasmuch now CLASS Z D Las! row C Maher Mentone Caraher M R e 1 l 1 y D r d a k O Shaughnessy Lynch Anzalone G Duffy Thud row H Iohnson I Kane Waterman D ONe1ll E Gernty Kraft Dmeen T Barry Pauly Second row Gxbbons Van Dorp Petersen Cxollno A Casale Hoifmann R L Iohns on Boflom row I F Hughes Zacher Hartz KPres1 dentl Schultz KTreas urerl Rossz Aubry I Cron1n Everyone tn 2 E takes advantage ot Home Room pertod by maktng htmselt at home Rumor has lt that Frank Goodman was a tormer member ot the Qutz Ktds To outstders ot 2 E Wlllte Nthlll runs a reduc mg salon tn hrs spare ttme 2 E IS very gutet clurlng Htstory Class when there 1S any When ln need ot pens crgarettes sptt balls gum and such l1ke call on Hutchtnson and Moran lnc Rumor has tt agarn that McDonnell was grven an overdose ot laughmg gas rnstead of ether Members ot the Parhamentary Law Class are a ltttle worrted about Flynn the treasurer Hts tavortte pro gram IS Break the Bank CLASS 2 E Last row De Carlo I Tourek H Moran G Hughes Overend Wclslo Dowd Novak Mazalan Adolf Thzrd row Harns N1h11l Mooney McGu1nn W Lucas I I Hughes I I Blackburn Tracy I F Walsh Second row Schulgen Simon Crean Hutch mson I Flynn A Wo darskx M I Geraghty Lorden Leban Bottom row T McDon nell T Rees Si Iohn IVICE Presxdentl Car ter CPres1dentI Meng ler fTreasurerJ I Zxm merman F Goodman ' , M. t . 2-D 2-E V I I I V7 A D A . - . . - ' ' 's .... . . ' Ct . . ' . work to be done Chomework, that islb . . . I .I - I I I l I I I I - I 45 CLASS 2 G Top row Stussz Frost F Marhn Iacobs P Hynes C OHara T Rogers I O Donnell Sevclk Thud row Callan Car roll V1tale Dodulxk Termlne Galame Hlebel Bendy Perez Grace Second row Duhxg Poc zekal Fmeqan P To hm D Sauer Lu Porte Drago I Lucas Bottom row T F O Con r R oyce Sweeney CTreasurerI IlgCIl'll1 CVxce PYGSI dentj G T Murphy Sevxk CLASS 2 F Top row Carlson Rowley Slobodruk Teply Mottaz Lenz Fifth row Waltman Redmond Coleman Ibarra Walters Stokes Fourth row I P Murphy P Walsh Waddell R Sherry Rubmo H Shellfo Third row Kearney Bachner Iohlzc P Barry Pechousek Cunn Second row Laul Ambrosra Iurxslc Kraus Naugh ton Monahan Bottom row Palella fTreasurerI B Sherry KPISSI dentl Iaglelo lV1ce Presxdentl Mr R1chelt sald that Georgetown lS the oldest Iesurt school rn the Unlted States But Ambrosra 1ns1sts that St Ignatlus 15 Slobodmk should try the Vrtahs 60 second spelled b u n n y eh Sherry? Every t1me Walters hears hrs name mentloned he shouts l deny 1t l wonder where Palella gets the shoe pohsh for hrs red shoes Rumor has 1t that one of the good Srsters 1S allowrng an unpopular brrd to use her wrndow from whence he can obtaln a lotrds eye vlew of the Iunlor Smoker 2 G lS golng to chlp tn to buy a parr of scrssors for Class Presrdent B111 Gaffney so that he can cut Frosts harr and see the front of the room agarn Mr Moell doesnt appreclate Frnegan s laugh l wonder Nhy Drago hos a hard trme readlng M Schmoldts h ndwrltrng on the board Poczel'a1 has trouble spelhng hrs own name Mr Moell thmks Gaffney has a great sense of humor so he trams hlrn every day at four o clock Mr L1stermann rs burldrng up 2 G s reslstance to colds by havrng all wln dows open even on the coldest days Ierry Sweeney and Frank Vrtale must be tak mg srngrng lessons They re always practlclng 1 cl s All rlght now let s go no, . I , I. ' I: , , . . 2'F ' ' - , workout ..,. Since when is Barney . . - . I ---- , , .... ' 2-G 1 1 ' ' r. X I , h LA . 7' A - An as .... l' ' , ' 46 Brrnkrnan IS really shpprngl He made one mrstake rn hrs Lattn semester exam Dunagans op1n1on carr1es more werght than Dunagan Generally speakrng Agrn lS a boy hard to beat but tt s an ldea Hrgarns lS lrke a hrernan He comes after the bell rmgs That rnnocent look t OGradys rs deceptlve SIHCS Presr dent Doyle does nothrng he has Moutvrc to help h1m You can always depend on Duffy s watch to be wrong When the Jug prefect asked the Jugees one nrght rt they lrked to mernorrze telephone num bers Belluorrunr satd that 1t all depended on whose numbers they were Harry Iug Head Belluornlru has had Jug so much that he should own rt by now Talbot has been percolatrng ever srnce Mr Trarnor began to grrnd htm Srmth rs always one step ahead of the rest of the class gorng out the door Plnkowskt no lonoer eats hrs lunch rn the thrrd penod rts all aone by that tune McNulty rs so stud ous that he sornetrrnes comes to school or Saturda fs Ch rlle Gomezs uncle rs the 'at man Mattran rs a great actor when rt comes to pretend ng he has hrs home work CLASS 1 A Top row Morgan D R Duffy Besch Kxlburg T Dnscoll F Donovan M Conley F Humzl ton Sendzxak Third row POSl1llOI1 Hobmson M u n g e r Weber W1leC I Ewers Fomelh Hxggms Second row Sccxvone D Mungovan Hart nett E Gay Brmkman I F Ryan I L Mur phv Bottom row Duncxgcm Agm R G Moutvxc fTreusure-rl I P Doyle CPres1dentI Couch R OGrcrdy CLASS 1 B Top row Fxedler Pmkowskx I D Devlne Zaug M Kelly Fxfth row I Harhgcm C Healy Talbot D Smlth Bxedrzyckx Fourth row W P McNulty Baker R Adams Role wlck Kral Thud row I McDonough Cashman Cervellx Shea Karnxck Second row Loughlm Paul R M Lynch M Mcrrtm Belluomzm Presldentl Ferguson KTreczsurerI , ' I I . l ' - LA ' I : .I ' . . ' is -' QGUGTUHY Spedking ---- MUUQOVUU Bottom row: Zelcxsko CSecretaryJ, T. Coyne CVice- ' .... ' o 1-B A A . 5 l 1 .,.. a ' r ' . ' 1 A .... I 1 ' A 1 ' A - 47 Duffy predlcts that he wlll wetgh l65 pounds 1n second year I-Irs tather drd at that age Isnt that proot enough? Some ot the boys from IC l1ke the classroom so much that they want to be locked m durmg noon recreatlon Foote and Small appreclate compulsory arbrtratton But the class doesnt apprecrate them I-Im man says ln h1s Iowa drawl that he IS gomg back to Iowa after he graduates Have you met Ioe E Brown Moore? The next trme Duffy ralses h1s hand ln class he d better make sure he has a vorce The Bram Tagler 1sn t lost Wlthout Wodarskt I-Ie st1ll has Archte PISCODO Ilm Ehret IS a marshall at arms Come to our soclal center Meetrngs once a day Cdurmg the second perlodb Ltst ot pres ent members Fmn Galasso Lacy Lane I wonder tt Pardo or Burke w1ll wrlte a h1story book lt Dore w1ll stop makmg those phoney excuses tor not knowma what 15 gomg on Pure bunk Kerrtgan s homework O Connor ana Father Iauer as the best ot pals Even lf Wtllte Blooms optmon doesnt carry much welght at least W1ll1e does Pardo has been puttrng on qulte a front lately CLASS 1 D Top row Prebzs Wmke Selfndge Shanabarger Bloom Bonk Phoemx Fzlth row T Maloney Von Dnska C Ryan R W Burke Messer Fourth row E Fmn E ODonne1l Manno G Hey wood I K OConnor Thud row Lacy Lane Ruane Savaxano Second row M Dore Hrycyna Tramer Pardo Bottom row W Palmer fTreasurerI RICE lPres1dentI Galasso fv1C9 Pres1dentD CLXSS 1 C Top row R Devme Hayden Ehret Bra gtel Fmley Pxzzuto H Dxaz G Rlordan R Moore Thzrd row W Broder xck Reddy Pxscopo P Foote Sofakos Har rmgton I Adams D OConne1l Second row Bedore Po lxto Hmman Gaxchas Tagler Young Guer1n Healey Bottom row I Dufiy Boubel Small fTreas urerl Sexton tPres1 dentl P Rexlly fV1ce Presxdentt Marchese R Wodarskl l-C 1-D . 2 ' , . , , - 3 I V I I 1 I Sixth row: Triner, I. Kerrigan, I. F. McCarthy, L. I P t 1 t : . 'I . . ' . , . - : . . . ' . . 48 When F1tzpatr1ck opened hls watch to hnd out why 1t stopped he found a dead bug 1ns1de Oh he sa1d the engmeer 1S dead Father Zrrnecla 1n Lat1n Class Whats se? Murphy I dldnt say anythlng Keatmg has betnended Father Brlsteln the patron ot hopeless cases People have been quoted as calhng Lyons a brg end Murphy s motto ts A pte a meal lt there are no p1es he says two cakes w1ll do Keatmg has been wlnnlng all the pr1zes 1n l P C7971 When Bobby Graham was a httle tot the ltrst words he spoke were Got an odd? Gerald Sbarboro throws a mean tast ba Rumor has 1t that SCGlZ1ll1 IS torcmg all the current QUIZ shows off the a1r CLASS IE Gtgghng Gerty Morgan and Shck Top row Mansxe I I Ryan F1lllChlO Corrxgan Iohrl Mlckorsky CCI1'1t be left out of the ranks of Watson Manley Fxllh row SCGIZIMI Mlckorsky Daly R P Hcxmxlton T McCarthy Deszamen commg Golden Gloves Mr Tracy Fourgga:g51eYH6xf'lIe2Q Sbarboro Messxtt Remarts Are You ihe Murphy of Murphy cmd Hesterg Thud row W Cronm E Ryan Tmhey H Murph New Year s resolutlons are made to be I I OConnell I second row Nletzel I Mundy CUNY vomen broken but 500 words no less st1ll goes Bosch Buckley Bottom row Noonan f'1'reasurerI Graham KPIGSI dentl A Slarshak lV1cePres1dentI I Hestex CSecretaryI CLASS IF Top row Doruska Mor e 1 M Kellx er Mayer B Lyons Ia! faldano Chappell Nowlan Compaslo Third row Thomas Pat nck Smxth Hoene Mc Gannon I Keatmg Calasclbetta Damel Ioseph Murphy Hage mann Glblm Ma honey Second row Kxrby Cataldo W Brown I Slattery Waddzck Lawrence T Egan Strawmak Bottom row Falato Thompson Zeman KVICE Presldentl Hunt fPres1dentI Fxtz patnck fSecretar Treasurerl Talaber Gross 49 l-F H tl If . H I . . If I l-E ,I - ' 1 U . ll .... ' ' ' ' . I ' . . ' . l-Es characters .... Mike is an up-and- . . I ' . I 1 I 'X I ' ' ll'. . 'h , ' - ' . G. - ' ..f Bouska walked 1n one hne day w1th a black eye and was Iugged tor not washlng h1s lace 1n the mormng Father Geheb larntecl today Chappell had hrs homework Ronny Fagon started the school year off wlth a bang and a crash Bemg rn school only slxty mmutes he broke the Wlndow 1n 1 B ference between Dlck and Don Montemurro Everyone else 1n the cho1r smgs wrth e1ther the whrte keys or the black ones but Barry smgs 1n the cracks When Father Geheb says Get out of the lockers 1ts easv to understand Thompson berng 1n the lockers but not Calktns CLASS 1 G Top row I Lusk T Durr Gallo Kxnsella E Bouska R Brown Mul lally R Cox Horath Third row C Wen' M Barry W OHara I Healey Shorthall Cleary Wnght Wrtt E F Goss Second row Evans D Dolan Shannon Scluavone Gomez D E Brennan Selvag g1o 'hkalsky Curley Bottom row D Monte murro R Montemurro Maratea tSecretary Treasurerl Governale fPresxdentI Calkms IVICQ Presxdentl len Barone Kazek As a class room l H IS better known as Th lug and some of 1ts occupants also seem to know 1t better under th1s tltle Dynamrte Donald Cho1nack1 llfSf showed h1s hghtlng Splfll on Freshman Nlght and has proved h1mself 1nv1nc1ble to teachers and stu dents ahke ever smce Remember Father Gehebs famlllar words of welcome Put away that foul Algebra Presl dent Burns objects to certam types of pun1sh ment lt seems that he almost got 1nto some trouble wlth a certarn pubhshlng company for copymg out of one ot 1ts Rellglon books wlthout permxssron Vanden Bosch has be come an expenenced doorman Dave McDonald always kept cool Breskl and h1s w1ndow pole saw to that CLASS 1 H Top row R Casale Pet ruzzelll Pruchmckx F ONe1ll Dxvane reskx I I Stac Frexdhexm Third row Connelly Wood F Lawler Kap lschke E Kerrlgan Ulmer Palcowskx D McDonald Second row Crockett McGxll1vray F Doerr D I Murray Leo I Kelly P Toomey Bottom row Chojnaclu Sage Bndgman fV1ce Presldentl W Bums fPres1dentI S Patun fTreasurerI Derwent Kuhajek n - ul I Al- l-G l-H . . . Father Geheb still cannot tell the dit- -- If B' ', . ' . ki 50 be ,X KST 4 Calle! fklff l'YLll'l Q LH, yOu It IS no less necessary to drrect and Watch the educatron of the adolescent Whatever other envrronment he may happen to he removrng occasrons of evrl and provrd rng occasrons for good rn h1s recreatrons and socral rntercourse More than ever nowadays an extended and careful vrgrlance rs necessary mas much as the dangers of moral and relzgrous shrpwreclc are greater for rnexperrenced youth Especrally IS thrs true of rrnprous and rmmoral books often drabolrcally crrculated at low prrces of the clnerna Whrch mult1pl1es every land of eXh1b1t1on and now also of the radro Whrch facrlrtates every lfrnd of readmg These most powerful means of publlcrty Whrch can be of great utrlzty for rnstructron and educatron when dzrected by sound prrn c1ples are only too often used as an rncentrve to ev1l passrons and greed for garn Worthy of all prarse and encouragement therefore are those educat1onal assocratrons whrch have for the1r obyect to pornt out to par ents and educators by means of surtable boolcs and perrodrcals the dangers to morals and relrgron that are often cunnrngly d1s gursed rn books and theatrrcal representa trons ln the1r Splfll of zeal for the souls of the young they endeavor at the same trme to crrculate good lrterature and to promote plays that are really rnstructrve gorna so far as to put up at the cost of great sacr1f1ces theaters and c1nemas 1n Whrch vrrtue w1ll have noth rng to suffer and much to gam Pope PIUS Xl Encychcal On the Chrrstran E'ducat1on of Youth 52 I I O JL OOO ,...1n I - I- I I I I 4 I I I '1 I I I I - I 53 So that BGIIQIOH may be ln very truth the toundanon and crown ot the youths entrre trarnrng Pope Plus Xl Ency clrcal Cn the Chrzstlan Educatron of Youth There can be no doubt rn the mrnd of a Cathol1c as to the purpose ot a Catholrc school To achleve lh1S purpose St lgnatlus Hrgh School surrounds the students wrth relrgrous act1v1t1es some obllgatory others voluntary 1n order to develop 1n them a Chr1st l1ke way ot thrnkrng and actlng Each school day begms wrth Holy Mass at school or rn the students parrsh church Daxly receptlon of Holy Commumon IS encour aged by a speclal Commumon Mass and by membersh1p 1n the Communlon Mass Gutld moderated by Father Sull1van On one day each week specral devotlons consrstmg of a sermon and ber1ed1ct1on are held for all stu dents On Frrst Fr1days a Holy Hour IS made by all 1n Holy Famrly Church There are con tess1ons on the preceedrng day SIHCS all are urged to recerve Holy Commun1on on the Frrst Fndays For the gu1dance of students each class has a home room teacher ln addltron to th1s there are two full trme student counselors whose prrmary rnterest 1S to help the students 1n every posslble way At the beglnnrng ot the second semester each year all students make a three day re treat Th1s year the lunror Senlor Retreat was glven by Father Raymond Ireland S I former Navy chaplarn whrle Father Raphael Hoch haus S I' former Army chaplarn gave the Freshman Sophornore Retreat LQLOMJ The Sodahty 1S the most rmportant extra curr1cular act1V1ty ln the school lts alm 1S sp1r1tual 1ts appeal 1S personal and apostolrc To lesus through Mary IS the 1nsp1r1ng motto ot the Sodallty succlnctly expressmg the ob lectrves ot the Sodalrty whrch mclude a Chrrst l1ke hte actuated by devotton to the cause of Chrlst as exemplltled by the Blessed V1rg1n Mary and apostolrc zeal rn detendrng and spread1ng the Catholrc Church Thls year the Sodal1ty was d1V1ded 1nto tour sectrons each wlth 1ts own moderator Father Erpenbeck moderator of the Senror So dalrty Father Bogg1ns moderator ot the Iumor Sodallty Father Moosbrugger moderator of the Sophomore Sodallty and Mr Lrpps as S1Sl6d by Mr Moell moderator ot the Freshman Sodallty These sectlons were subdrvrded 1nto the traclltronal commlttees ot the Sodal1ty Each Sodal1ty held weekly meetrngs at whrch trmely sprrrtual tOp1CS were dlscussed A tavonte toprc of d1scuss1on thrs year 1n the Our Lady Commlttee was the deVot1on to Our Lady of Fat1ma and 1ts applrcatron to the personal lrves ot the Sodahsts to world peace and to the con Our Lady The devotron of the Frrst Saturdays was greatly encouraged and pubhcrzed throughout the school Other act1v1t1es of the Sodalrty thls year were these The Sophomore Sodalrty pre sented a rebroadcast of the Sacred Heart Pro gram each Wednesday Sophomores also taught catechlsm each week at Madonna Center The Sodalzty sponsored two skatrng part1es ln the course of the year and conducted a contest tor May poems 1n honor ot the Blessed V1rg1n among the students The formal recepuon of the freshman candldates for the Sodahty took place on the transferred feast of the Annunc1at1on Apnl 5 1948 Reverend Father Iohn W B1er1 S I Presrdent of St Igna t1us rece1ved the new Sodal1sts and preached the sermon The Promoters of the Apostleshrp ot Prayer under the 1nsp1rat1on ot Father Mentag drstnbute the League leaflets and tabulate the good works offered durlng each month for the 1ntent1ons of all the assocrates of the Apostle Shlp of Prayer They also comprle a l1st ot the 1ntent1ons that the students reauest other mem bers of the League to remember rn therr prayers Contlnued on page 55 54 I I o o I - 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L I I ' y , 1 , 5 I 1 J , - :ge - . , ' ' ' -- l ' - . . . l I U . . I I - ' ' l ' ' vers1on ot Russra, according to the promrses ot I . I , . . I . , . ., . ' I I , . -' - I I - I . . . , A 1 - '1 ' ' fiuifieqi of .ggnafiufi Upper Iett IUNIOR SODALITY OFFICERS Standmg Schmerer Secretary D Mu1l1gan Prefect Bxety As slstant Pretec! Schaaf Treasurer Upper nght Semor Ierry Nolan talkmg wrth Father Ireland bl Iumor Semor Retreat Master Center Father Hochhaus Sl Freshman Sophomo e Retreat Master glvzng the Apostohc Benedlchon Lower left PROMOTERS OF THE APOSTLESHIP OF PRAYER Top row Blety Leo Father Mentag SI Moderator Bracken Bnnkman Middle row Cella Wehrle Thomas I Quxgley Bottom row I Cunnmgham Grace Cunn Lower Center Father Zzmeckx Sl preach ng to the students Lower nght Father Sullxvan Sl Moderator of the Commumon Mass Guzld drstrxbutmg Holy Commumon at the 8 25 daxly Commumon Mass George Connelly zs the server 55 .23 ,V :. A K Q 3 2 .. .' V . ' f , 0 ' L V s 'L 1 : . ' : ' , : . 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Contlnued from page 54 The Mlsslon Un1t of St lgnatrus wlth Father O Donohue as moderator IS a branch of the Cathohc Students MISSIOH Crusade Stu dent contrlbutrons throughout the year ln sup port of the Weekly Mlsslon Collectlon serve to prove the students loyalty and generosrty to 4-ai 56 SOPHOMORE SODALITY OFFICERS Durak Secretary D Kelhher Treasurer Father Moosbrugger SI Moderator Dowd Prefecl Cusack Asst Prelect SACRED HEART PROGRAM Siandmg Hurcxk Iur zszc Seated Faldam Cu sack Cvach Kaye COMMUNION MASS GUILD Standing Ioife De Carlo Father Sulh van Sl Moderator Kloss B Shanahan Seated Carroll Schaai T Rees Mor nson Patna lndla to the Soclety for the Propagatlon of the Fa1th and to the Blshops Fund Wlth act1v1t1es such as these supplement rng a tour year course ln Rellglon St lgnatlus I-hgh School strrves to QIVS to 1ts students a Chnstocentrrc educahon under the protectron of Mary Mother of Chrlst and Queen of the SOC1elY of lesus at , U 1 , ' 4. X I . , l , 1' . , 1 . 1 . 1 ..1 1 , . 1 . 1 Qx,,,, Y -ftfg T' , , -- nl llmyl V I 1 ' 1 I 1 ' 1 1 - - t -'ii Q a 4 .- t . 9 , I 1 I - , ..1 1 1 . 1 151 L W .N I 1 S I n I - .X , X ,, ' 511' 1 1 . . , , . - 1 1 ' 1 . . . .. . 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 . . ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OFFICERS Stand ng M ss s e r a W Harm ia Trucco Flynn I M ore Iohn Shcmn W La Motte W Schmzdt P Nee L De S tte Ios Shannon F Fenton I Ouska Seated Messrs T Malone S Dunne Fr B11 ste n SI Iudge Gr ber Breen I Broder xc LUN1 1 The Alumru Assoclatton of St Ignatlus had a very successful year ln 1947 48 The hlghhght of the year Was the Admlral Byrd Lecture glven at the Medmah Tem ple on the evemng of February 17 1948 by Admlral Rlchard E Byrd famous explorer and lecturer A11 who attended h1s lecture had a very mterestmg evenmg 1-Ie spoke on the AFCIIC regtons and h1s explorahons The classes of 1922 1923 1928 1933 and 1938 held spec1a1 reumons m the course of the year The Alumm Dmner was held 1151 Darnen Hall on the evenmg 1 Ianuary 21 The ofhcers representmg the assoc1at1on are Sars F Dunne 20 Pres1der1t Colhns Fltzpatrlck 21 V1ce Pres1der1t Iames W Murray 37 Treasurer and Father 1osephC B11ste1n S I 19 Moderator 57 P . ll ' ll ' ' I I . , . I I I I O , . . . . , . 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Wai em K A ln the years program of ach1evements to ard the school the Annual Card Party held at the Morrlson Hotel on February 6 Was as ln prevlous years the h1gh polnt Mrs ROSGTIO Drago was chalrman Other events Whlch recall good trmes and a successful year were the group partres the Pantry Shower and Chnstrnas Party Wlth Mrs Lours Masella as chalrman the Day of Recol lectlon W1th Mrs Danrel Lyons as chalrman the Sprmg Luncheon, of Whlch Mrs Chttord Swanson was chalr man and the Graduatlon Breakfast Wlth Mrs Raymond Karr as charrman The devoted Work ot the mothers was also a very declded factor 1n the success of other school act1v1t1es also Among the otflcers are Mrs George Qulgley PIGS1 dent Mrs loseph l-lanrahan Mrs Emmett Moroney and Mrs Herman Yates Vrce Presldents Mrs W1ll1am Coyne Recordlng Secretary Mrs lohn McSherry Cor respondlng Secretary and Mrs loseph Freemon Treas BOARD MEMBERS OF THE MOTHERS CLUB Top row Mesdames R Drago E Brennan L Masella A Novy Ias Murphy C Swanson T Horns I P OBnen C Daly los Murphy Middle row Mesdames T Kaye F Foran L Holden E Hower D Lyons I Brodenck M Moore H Meyer O Moitaz I Cox Bottom row Mesdamesl Freemon W Coyne E Moroney H Yates G Quzgley I Han rahcm I McSherry T McKeough I W Rellly Absent Mesdames W OBr1en C Cooney R Karr I Caulheld A Zavad1l 58 : . ' , '- urer. Father Bernard A. Foote, S .I ., is the moderator, af emi by IOHN MESSITT 51 FATHERS CLUB OFFICERS Top Messs T Hanncxfan I K y F Pt s I Ha rah n I F mon Mddl W Mullxgan I Co l y W Wnc k S St pek R W ght I MCC rthy R N fi F Von Dr ska Bot m r T T bn B McDo ll D Ly ns Fr Blst n Sl I Rollhexs I Schm dt R Scel L Fcmco Good fellowshtp comb1ned wlth an actlve 1nterest1n the wel fare of St lgnatlus I-hgh School and closer assoclatlon and un derstandmg between dad members of the faculty and the gildsnt are the mot1vat1ng factors of the St lgnatlus Fathers u Slnce l932 when the Fathers Club was organtzed th1s group of men has been of great asslstance to the Iesult Fathers 1n varlous ways Thetr sponsorsh1p of the Annual Day of Recol lectlon glves the members and thetr fr1ends an excellent oppor tun1ty to spend at least one day each year 1n ser1ous contempla tlon of eternal truths Th1s year the attendance numbered well over f1Ve hundred Flnanclally the Club has accomphshed great good each year wlth the funds reahzed from the Fall Festlval and Homecom 1ng Thls event has been enthusfastlcally attended by St lgna t1us Alumm and many good frtends of the lesufts The Fall Fest1va1 of l947 was most successfully conducted under the leadershlp of Mr Iohn Schm1dt as Cha1rman who was very ably asslsted by numerous members The offlcers and members wlsh to express thelr s1ncere appreclatlon to everyone who helped to make th1s year s Festlval so outstandfnglv successful Father Ioseph C Bllsteln Moderator of the Fathers Club and Mr Dan Lyons Presldent cordtally 1nv1te all fathers of St Ignatlus students to become members of the Fathers Club Meet your sons teachers know them and work w1th them for your son s splrltual as well as temporal welfare 59 I I . row: r. . ,. ae, . eer.. n a,. ree . i erow: . 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I , .. 8l'll0I le afelaff by PHILIP BRANKIN 49 Once more the sound of pleadrng vorces and rap of gavels has left the tlme Worn halls of St lgnatrus The summer vacatron wrll soon be upon us but the memory of a successful debatlng season Wrll not soon be forgotten The year began Wrth the Annual Speech Festrval on October 25 l947 Rrchard Keele won second place rn the humorous cltvrsron The Fenwrck Cathohc Forum on November lO saw lgnatlus Well represented Then followed Open Forums at I-llvernla and De La Salle The Mock Congress Sesslon was held at Provrdence Hrgh School on December 6 The Frrst Annual Debate Tournament sponsored by Loyola Unrversrty and Munde le1n College was held on February 28 lgnatrus Won srx out of elght possrble v1ctor1es to tre for frrst place and then won the trophy on a basrs of pornts Another tournament was held at Loyola Academy on May l lgnatrus won the trophy for flrst place Wllh IIVG Wrns and one loss The last ma,or tournament of the year was the Cathohc Forum Tournament at Marywood on May 6 The toprc consrdered thrs year was one of great lmportance rn these years followlng the Second World War lt was Resolved That the Federal Government Should Re qutre Arbrtratron of Labor Drsputes rn All Baslc Amerrcan lndustrres The sublect was hotly contested and nerther srde could be sard to have a better case than the other Boys from thrrd and fourth years are ellgrble for membershlp ln the Senlor Debat lng Soclety Debatlng IS offered as a supplement to the Publrc Speaklng Course It rs of prrme lmportance to learn porse and speakrng flnesse for later lrfe Mr Charles I Brannen S I Presrdent of the Cathohc Forum IS moderator He cap ably fulfrlled h1s task of schedulrng debates and coachrng all socrety members speeches l-le coached Iames Galvrn who part1c1pated rn the St Thomas Symposrum and the Wll llarn Randolph Hearst Oratorlcal Contest Whlch had for 1ts toprc Bentamm Franklrn great Amerrcan statesman Mr Brannen also coached Rrchard Wrllrams who Won the St Francrs Symposrum and Iames Hogan who placed second rn the Chrrstran Brothers Centenn1al Celebratlon rn honor of St Iohn Baptrst de la Salle SENIOR DEBATERS Standmg Ioffe Feldmann Brankm R T Wxlhams Kuhnemun Mr Brannen Sl Mmsier W Whxte Sealed Robxlotta Chuduk M A Geraghty Bracken 60 . 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I , 1 . . , - I 1 I 1 I 1 . . , , . , . .1 I . - I 1 1 . . 1 . union mega ferri by RICHARD BURKE 51 IUNIOR DEBATERS Top row G Foley Lee Dowd C Reardon Frith row Chalxioux F Dono van M Conley Small Fourth row Grace Postxlxon T Maloney Ehret Thzzd row Hoene R Burke Wltek Blazls Second row Trahey M Dore Pollto I McCarthy Bottom row Dunagan Gross Hrycyna Mr Tracy Sl The St lgnattus Iumor Debatmg Soc1ety under the capable d1rect1on of Mr Harker E Tracy SI has had a very actrve year Meetmgs Were held frequently to QIVG the debaters mater1a1 and practtce The debaters f1rst part1c1pated rn House Debates 1n order to develop ease and fluency for Inter Scholastlc Debates Through these frequent meetlngs and practrce debates Mr Tracy Was able to form a champ1or1sh1p team The Iuruor Debaters parucrpated IH almost 100 debates th1s year agamst Alverma Provldence Loyola Fenwlck St M1chae1 Marywood De La Salle and Marquette One of the years hlghhghts was the St Ignat1us Iun1or Debate Tournament held on Apnl 3 1948 In thts tournament St Ignatlus was host to n1ne teams from seven v1s1t1ng schools One of St Ignatlus two teams composed ot Robert Blakely and Iohn Trahey for the aff1rmat1ve and Plerre Dowd and Iohn Wltek for the negatlve Won f1rst place Th1s team Won 5 debates and lost only l The second Ignatlus team t1ed Wllh three other schools for second place The chmax of the year was the Loyola Iumor Debate Tournament held on May 8 In the tournament m whlch twelve teams from erght schools part1c1pated St Ignatlus t1ed Fenw1ck for f1rst place each havmg 5 wms and 1 loss Fenwtck took the trophy onabas1s of pomts 122 to 120 The Wmnmg team was composed ot Iohn Trahey and Robert Blakely for the afflrmatlve and R1chard Chahfoux and Gerald Foley for the negatwe The oftlcers of the Iurnor Debatlng SOC19lY th1s year Were Robert Lee Presldent Nell Reardon V1ce Preslclent Rrchard Chahfoux Secretary and Iames Ehret Sergeant at Arms 61 I I I., ,Q I 1 1 1 1 - ' - 1 ' 1 1 1 , , 1 1 1 1 I . I 1 1 ' 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 ' 1 1 I 1 1 1 11 1 I 1 1 4 1 1 1 11 - 1 . . , .., . ,. . . 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 . . . . , . . . , - - 1 1 1 1 - , . , . - 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' 3 xggllailtlll THE IGNATIAN STAFF Stand: g Cellcx Dowd I McDonald G Foley Adrcma Ioffe Mr Brewer SI Kuhnemcm Brcmkm Mmsier Mr Trcunor Sl Typewrlters have stooped thelr staccato bark the last galley has been prooted and at last the paper has been put to bed A thrrll comes over everyone from the moderator down to the typlsts for they know that they have done well to keep The Ignatlan up to 1ts htghest standards The Ignahan IS a monthly newspaper put out by and for the students of St Ignattus under the dlrectlon of Mr Paul E Brewer S I and hls asststant Mr Iohn I Trarnor S I The Edltor tn ch1et 1S W1l11am Iotte Feature Edttor 1S Frank Adrana Sports Edltor IS Iohn Cella and the back page IS edlted by Walter W1HC9k and Edward Maghetta Asststmg these men ln thelr work are the reporters recru1ted from the upper classmen and the cub reporters culled from the ranks of the freshmen and the sophomores 62 2 A ' Nil' , L -V 'n : , . . . . , . , . . Seated: Rcrynor, D. Mulligan, W. Reidy. Robilotta. R. Maieske. W. White, Wincek, Mcxghetta ,L I . . , . ., . , . . I ' ' - - I I I I - I , - j Cggnaflud 2 The Ignatrus Prep 1S publlshed once each semester by and for the students of St lgnatlus Hrgh School Staff Edltorm Chlef Lawrence Cox 48 Assoclate Edltor Robert Maleske 49 Feature Edltor Rlchard W1ll1ams 48 Assrstant Phlllp Brankln 49 Frctlon Edltors Gordon Gay 48 and Iack Karr 48 Asslstant Iohn Mess1tt 51 Senlor Class Edltor Mark Hogan 48 Asslstants Iohn Coyne 48 and Ben Hudrk 48 Under Class Edltor Iohn McCabe 49 ASS1SlGHlS R1chard Burke 51 and Sam Calasclbetta 5l Sports Edltor lack McSherry 48 As slstant Ed Condon 49 Art Edltors Charles Nolan 49 and Martm Kuhnernan 49 TYp1SlS Plerre Dowd 50 and Robert Bourbeau 50 'QV PREP STAFF WB GY 1 63 0I l 0LUQ Line by PIERRE DOWD 50 Thrs year the l-larlequms drarnat1zed the two act Comedx On Borrowed Trme before record crowds at the Elolrth Street Theatre on Thursday and Frldax evernngs Aprrl 2? and 20 lt .vas an arnazrng performance Ab portrayrng the trtle role was sen1or lames Mclsaughlrn as lulran Northruo Known also as Gramps Pud hrs arandson vas adrnrably played by George Connellf a freshman D1clc Wlllrans played the role of Dernetrrus P ffle Northrups son was acted by Wrllrarn Ioffe Leonard Smrth had the part of Mr Brmlc Other members of the cast were Mark l-logon Mrke Geraghty lohn Karr Brran Conley lerry Murray Brll Foley Iohn Mrnster Clarer e Dunaaan lohn Duffy. B111 Lane nd lohn Trahey The flawless executron of th1s play Nas a grand trrbute to the dtrector Mr S F Lstermann QI Spec1al mervtron should also be made of the busrnes organrzatron of the l-larlequrns The credrt for the nnancral success of the plav aoes to the busr ness staff under the leadershrp of the moderator Mr E I Stokes SI Iames A O Brren was General Mcnaaer ON BORROWED TIME W o e as Hobbxe G Connelly as Pud and McLczughl1n as Gramps Lei! Pud and Gramps agam R1ght L Smith as Mr Bunk l l 64 NO as I I l ,H ldrr . A' , 1 o. rl l' ' I s I 7 1 A lf - 'A I I 1 I I A I I 'C , I 'Ari G . ' A .1 . 'r 11 , .. ,. .Iii 'I C 5 KJ , 7 0 Q ll 0 by PIERRE DOWD, '50 GOLDEN BOY Lell Ixm McLaughlm as Mr Bona parte Right Nell Reardon as Mr Carp Mark Hogan as Mr Moon Len Smlth as Ioe Bona parte Ixm Mclaughhn as Mr Bona parte and Nell Reardon as Mr Carp The Harleaams ol St lgnahus f ere awarded lrst place for the second hme m as rr I1 ears ln the Thlrd Annual Chlcaao Play Feshval sponsored h the Cathol Theatre Conferehfe The pla Golder Bo f s 1V Fl The l fl Hans took three scholarsl' p R hard Vhlharrs Tames M Lau h ard Ne We rdon re erved the a ards Cther re laers o the cast NP Mar Ho an Vfllll W1 loffe Damel Madden a Leo ard Srmth who re elved the l'ronze medal for the best sapoort rr o flr S F Lsterfwarmrv Sl o S the fredwt rrr '1 su h dstmftl '1 to St larlat LS l-1e has worked tlrelesslf wth the loo S ahd t e lory tlre, re e1ved v S dere 1r1 creat part to h s zeal C . . 1, 1' , yy T 3 2 ? ' I 3 l S T 1 T93 5 a . A' ' . . ' 'J i . . AG Y . , . J . V ic . ., , V, 'l r 'fa a' e at the Loyola Community Theatre on November 30, l947. ga' . ll ic . C Q'- llri . . il . ea C ' . TT f ' , ' ,re . a , ' 'ah f , ' r , art' - fl ' CQ J . ' i iz Cast. T ll. , ,i ,,,ge 1.-., QforL1lgi.g C. i.','c. .5 ' ' . ay . li ga' 1 C ' XG 1 ' ' .i . 5, a,w!Z?J 0tl0l'l lCtll,l 85 by DALE BRENNAN 48 In these try1ng t1mes everyone welcomes an opportumty to relax and forget h1s troubles The average Amer1can usually uses the mot1on p1cture as h1s avenue ot escape Dunng a cer ta1n length of t1me he can forget h1s wornes and look on the happ1er s1de ot hte tor a change The hrst thlng the movle goer does IS to look up the p1ctures that are playmg at h1s ne1ghborhood theater He glances over them and dec1des on the one he would entoy the most and eventually goes to see 1t He bases h1s dec1s1on on the actors and actresses play 1ng the lead1ng role lt he has enyoved seemg them IH a prev1ous mov1e he concludes that he would enyoy SGGIHQ them aga1n The mov1e goer may also have knowledge 1on and base h1s dec1s1on on that cons1dera t1on The mov1e goer may recogn1ze the t1tle ot the plcture as the t1tle of a well known book or play or maybe the t1tle may be recogn1zed as one well portrayed 1n the newspapers H1s dec1s1on may be dec1ded 1n th1s way Hls dec1s1on may also be based on h1s knowledge of the mov1es content lt 1t was advert1sed or he knows 1t to be a lewd pro duct1on he may go The character of the 1nd1v1dual would very well mlluence th1s de c1s1on lf he 1S smart he w1ll go to see a more worthy product1on Hollywood makes 1mmoral p1ctures be cause there IS always a certa1n class of people who w1ll go to see them They go out of cur1os1ty or s1mply because they have lmmoral characters If Hollywood hnds that more money can be made through 1mmoral produc tlons they w1ll make them God only knows how many souls are lost through attendance at such mov1es Some day Hollywood may Wake up to th1s tact' It IS true that there IS a code to be followed by the rnov1e makers but th1s code IS belng callously v1olated by many movle producers An example of th1s 1S Forever Amber The majonty ot the publ1c apprecxate a good IHOV19 They show the1r apprec1at1on by publ1c accla1m and the1r 1ncreased patronage at slrmlar mov1es Somehmes Hollywood rec ognlzes th1s fact and when publ1c demand VOICES 1lS op1n1ons a sequel to the mov1e IS made 1t 1t IS at all posslble An example of th1s lS The Iolson Story The publ1c volced ts op1n1on by an overwhelmmg attendance Thls IS just one proot that a good rnov1e doesnt lf non Cathollcs do not show restramt 1n attend1ng lewd product1ons 1t would be the duty of a real Cathollc to show good example by not attend1ng these product1ons and also tell h1s assoclates about the wlckedness of the product1on A good Chnstopher or Chr1st Bearer would be dolng h1s duty the best that he could 1t he formulated a pet1t1on and had all h1s tnends and bus1ness assocrates s1gn 1t and then proceeded to send 1t to the theater where the partlcular ob1ect1onable p1cture IS play1ng ln one C1lY ln the states the Cathohc youth plcketed the theater unt1l the plcture was re moved Any of these ways could make Hollywood stop makmg lmmoral product1ons and help promote only the best ot enterta1nment to the Amerlcan publ1c Then Hollvwood w1ll make what the publ1c wants' go 0 a 0 I 0 l I1 Qi the best dlfeclofs Und, Producers in his. Opin' need lewd presentations in it to be really goodl 65 0 ir CHOIR lnner circle: D. Kelliher, Amore, Dodulik, Agin, Fitzpatrick, D. Mungovan, Howe: Second circle M Kelly Ccxlcxscxbeita W OHcxra Drago McGannon Pos hlxon Morellx Gmllette Last row Le Hew Chuduk Schnxerer C OHcru B Lyons R Iones Caulheld Hurcxk Ramxrez Al pmno Lee Dzrecfor Mr Lxpps Sl 6 0Clflfl0Ifl an l Cl,t0l lCC1 onfedf Monday March 22 1948 Kmoball Hall Freshman Elocguon Wmner Clnla Psy Fology Robert Af m Qaohornarc Elocut on Vlmnef Dot Vedamg Srcrerony Fran s Baruch lumar lo u'a'1 V nner Whzspermg B ll V fllae B191 Semor Orafaw Vfvrncr rea F Q for nf an Q Pfgg M l Nr a f F r Pvl ELOCUTION AND ORATORICAL CONTEST FINALISTS I Hogan Qumlcm Dowd Chomcxckx Bamch M Hogan Trcxhey Bxeiy Gnfhn R Mcxleske Agm Ioife 7 x . . ,I ,I . ' l X L' l I , I , , v ' ' Q I . I 1 . . . ' ' C., ..,. . eff 1 ,ll l A , . . ........ , . ci Q - C Ll A ffl A f Y . . i -Q l ' wr . ' , lj , Ll A J All -Q .. Smith, A GJ' -at A A. ,- A Caflialifi .. .. .. .. .,.. larti -S HQ :an lull rl phi. C5471 '29 - E 'vxizra Ccraar. 17 Mr lair. Lanier 27 .flr Bifiina l.f':lQeviif zo Sncnsars' ' .Q-, Q12 E r.f-,img 5.5. fir F, l.l.L.gT.Il',1HIT, Sf. oafer Standing: M. Kelly, Mr. Trainor, SJ.. Matiran. Seated: D. Dolan. I. Ryan, H. Ferrill, G. Foley, Hurcik. Q H 1 , 1 S Around table Munger R Iones Mr Klrby Sl Stokes Bamch Peiers Feldmcmn Upper right E T Goss Blety 6lI'l'lQl Ll C A 68 Second row: Walters. b'ShcxughrxessQ, O'Toole,nKomcter, Hagernan, Biedrzycki. fu .7 Jlflwf C fl 0 f 0 m Q by RICHARD WILLIAMS 48 The world of today in llS universal anti God outlook and way of life 1S struggl1ng des perately to gain a firm footing to grasp some thing solid to find once again the stra1ght and narrow path to happiness There 1S perhaps one main reason for this sad state of the world too few people base the1r l1ves on God Fa1l1ng to acknowledge H1m as the prrme cause they do not real1ze how 1ntr1ns1cally related He 1S to everything they do The results can be seen all about us Polrtrcal str1fe and hatred rages 1n almost every nation on the earth Nowhere IS there under standrng and tolerance among men Nowhere IS there respect for the dignity of man The Golden Rule IS sneered at and the only love which thrives lS the humanistic love of self The ominous cloud of world destruct1on and everlasting damnation rolls on The most ef fective and perhaps the only barrier to th1s oncoming disaster 1S the Catholic home the 1cleal Catholic home What lS the ideal Catholic home? And someday reflect in h1s life the instruction he received there? The foundation of a good Catholic home and the greater burden of the responsibility rests on the shoulders of the parents There lS harmony between the husband and wife if they are to do the1r 1ob thoroughly and completely Essentially marriage IS a union of love a sac rament of the highest ment There can be no selhshness suspicion or an unyielding dog mat1c attitude Therefore the parents are ready to give and take put complete trust 1n each other and above all exercise self sacrifice and understanding to the greatest extent possible lf this harmony exists the parents will al most unconsciously QIVS the proper example to their ch1ldren The very attltude of the home Wlll be one of love spontaneous and warm The parents mould the1r chrldren by mstruc tion yes but above all by example lf a ch1ld constantly sees the respect of his Parents for each other h1s actions will be motivated by th1s example and he w1ll learn to be respectful By oroper example he will also acqu1re love and respect for God and the Church He will 1ncorporate into h1s actions the Golden Rule and other virtues which develop h1s character Obedience lS demanded and received When an order IS grven it lS to be carried out promptly with no poor excuse accepted for negligence The prerequisrte of obedience IS respect which will follow upon the heels of har mony and example as we have mentioned before Order lS also included among the tra1ts of the members of his home The children are taught to behave 1n a restrained manner to exercise self control They must care for the1r belongings and respect the rights and goods of the other members of the fam1ly God lS the Guiding Light in this home He lS the unseen but ever present head of the fam1ly The harmony and example of the par ents combrne to give God Hrs rightful place see to 1t that the children fulfill theirs frequent the sacraments receiving weekly and even daily Communion There are fam1ly prayers at least once a week and the Sacred Heart 1S enthroned in the home A man 1n the basic and full sense of the word one who has a real1zat1on of the begm ning and end of all things will step forth from this home Clean cut upright and God fear 1ng he will re pect womanhood the laws of his state and country and the dignity and rights of man Th1s man will be truly an ex ample to the world a Catholic leader This ideal home w1ll give to the world better c1t1zens c1t1zens who not only respect and obey the laws themselves but clear think 1ng c1t1zens who strive to stamp out tyranny oppression 1n1ust1ce and crime Suc nen w1ll bnng God and Hrs love back into he world that has deserted God Such an asset the rdeal Catholic home would be to the world A Q U CL l C how does Such C1 hom? tffiifl The Qhild who Will The parents fulfill all their religious duties and 69 9518! fAl:f l'l'LLl'l 0 LI1 yOu With tull right the Church promotes letters science art insofar as necessary or helptul to Christian education in addition to her Worlc tor the salvation ot souls toundrng and marntainrng schools and znstitutlons adapted to every branch ot learnrna and de gree ot culture Nor may even physical cul ture as it is called be consrdered outside the range ot her maternal supervision tor the reason that rt also is a means Which may help or harm Christian education Christian education talces in the Whole aggregate ot human hte physical and domestic and social not with a View ot reduc ing it in any Way but in order to elevate regulate and perfect it in accordance with the example and teaching ot Christ The true Christian does not renounce the activities ot this hte he does not stunt his natural taculties but he develops and per tects them by coorornatma them with the supernatural He thus ennobles what is merely natural in hte and secures tor it new strength in the material and temporal order no less than in the spiritual and eternal Pope Dxus Xl Encychcal On the Christian Fducatron ot Youth 70 U Q Z A . I spiritual, intellectual and moral, individual, I ' I I 'ls 1 I - - 71 X FUUTB LL 5, QI HEA Y EIGH f 1 by IACK MCSHERRY 48 On a sweltermg hot day 1n mrd August the future Ignatrus Wolves f 4 48 checked out the1r un1forms and began the strenuous work of wh1pp1ng themselves 1nto a smooth runnrng team a fast cl1ck1ng un1t Coach Matllrard had SIX return1ng lettermen Do you remember how hot our last sum mer was? Now plcture yourself runnlng through a two hour scrrmmage three days a week and you get some 1dea of how hard these boys worked Great thtngs were expected of th1s team but students sornetlrnes forget the obstacles that can spell defeat for a great team Stu dents forget that th1s team suffered harnperrng losses due to 1n1ur1es recerved by Ierry Nolan I I I Sullrvan B1ll Malone Iack Garvm Dan McCarthy and lost completely at the beg1nn1ng of the season Bob Uhler and Tech Galvrn two prospectrve starters DGSDIIG these stumbl1ng blocks thrs team was st1ll great 1n Splflt and f1ght Here are the boys who made rt as great as lt was At the ends were Phrl Mazzolrnt I1m Stack and Frank Sykora These three boys were rncun cogs 1n the passlng attack of the wolves and many a v1c1ous tackle was made by each one At left tackle was Iack Garvm the hardest frghter on the team The loss of Iack 1n a few games was lrke a hole 1n the forward wall of Ignatlus At the other tackle was Iack Ryan a blood n thunder man He was ably as ststed by tackles Dave Fenlon Ierry Sweeney and B111 Swanson At left guard was Soot Coughltn who conquered hrs enemy W1th that capturrng sm1le that leaves so many of the fa1rer sex of the South Srde spell bound At the other guard was I I C Sulhvan one of the 47th street boys who turned 1n a f1ne Job all season I I I Sulhvan 01 startmg on 40 yard touchdown yaunt Pluhps game Dxck Abata 1481 runs mter ference Other Ignatxus players zdenhhable on thxs play are Don Bnce 1451 and Ierry Sweeney 1471 Coach Marllxard as on the sxdelme ,591 M 7 X n',t'fl' -44N , ' Y we fy J. ill X ff' 1' X ' C ' , ,N 9 NV1-. 'X - If mx 'N X - 'P' K? 6,11 ul.. +46 , w, iv' i X +- I I .. . ,, O , 7-. . : . I I . . . . I U ' I I . ll ll . . - . . . , . . . ' 15 ' in 72 HEAVYWEIGHT FOOTBALL Upper left: In lore- ground Iack Tierney Coach Maxllxard Iack Sweeney and D1ck McGuire Nyholt 124D can be seen m back ground Upper ugh! I l I Sul hvan wzth ball Weber man IS the would be tackler Lower lop row Nyholt Robert Murphy Stan lon Tlerney R P Wzllxams W I Sul lwcm Swanson I L Sweeney Emmenck I C Sullivan Woycxk. Third row E Smith Garvln McGu1re Fenlon Abata I I I Sulhvan I Ryan Sangh W F Malone Mr Mazllxard Coach Second row Mulcahy M r D Bnce I F Stack E I OConnor Sykora I I Sween ey Coughlxn Mor oney Rategan Bollom row Dwyer Ronan R Cronm W Mulhgan D X Mur Very capable asslstance was rendered l'11m by Phtl Sa1gh Dan McCarthy and Dtck MCGUIFS At the center spot was the sp1r1t and tlght of the team Fran Moroney Fran wcs a real 60 mmute man who had hls heart and soul m every game he played l would tab Fran most ltkely to succeed lf he keeps that flght and splnt throughout lxfe Movmg 1nto our dream backfleld we see Bob Murphy and Smootkue Btll Malone alter natlng at quarterback Bob Murphy made up for hls l1ghtness Wlth llghtmng speed and plenty of guts Blll Malone W1ll be remem bered 'or hls fme fleld generalshlp Another competent quarterback 1S Iack T1erney and great thmgs can be expected of htm next year At left half Was I I I Sulhvan one of the fastest men on the squad and a versatlle back who sparked many a game wlth h1s long runs and smashmg tackles Dlck Cronm played a flashy game at rlght half Dlck wtll be back next year so keep an eagle eye open for hlm Roundmg out the backf eld was Blg Tram Abata The smashlna drtves of Dtck set up many scores for the houncllng Wolves Dlck was also a demon on defense Tremendous heartfelt thanks from the team and the students go to Coach Mallllard and hls asststant Coach Donlon You both , . , , ' ' . A . : , I - I I I I I I l I I 1 ' I 1 1 I u I I I I. . . ' . ' : . ' , . I . I . , . . . I 1 n I . I I u I : . g.. . ' . . . I I I I I , . . - I - 1 ' . . 5 1 I I . 1 1 l I 1 n ' phy, R. I. Burke. , , . . . . . . . . . , U - , H . A . , tt . ,, . . H L Z . A , tt L , ,, . - I H K V 'A . ' . ' -1 - . t . . . . . I 1 L - . . . - , . 73 I I I Sulhvcm takes pass from Abaia and runs remammg 30 yards to pay dxr Ignahus players m the plcture behmd Sulllvcm are Cromn and Cough m drd a grand Job and we wrsb you luclx ne t HEAVYWEIGHT FOOTBALL SCORES year' Other players hllrng out the roster were Bucko Mullrgan Bob 'Wrllrarns Larry Amato lack Sweeney Bed O Connor Zvetrna Devereux B I Burke Hall Nyholt Dwyer Brrce D X Murphy St nton Ronan Dorns land keep your eye on B mbo tor next year? Grovanellr Brll Sullrvan Colllns and Emmer lanatrus lgnatrus lgnahus l natrus lgnatlus lgnatlus lgnatrus lgnatrus Mt Carmel De La Salle Loyola St Phllllp Trrnlty St Georae Fenwick Weber 1C League Games De Paul Game Pep Rally on the campus Fnday September 26 1947 Fenwlck Game ' t. l' . - ' St. J ' ........ 21 . .... . ' A I - .....,,. U .... -- ff ' I A - I I sr. Q .,....., 5 .... I-- H 1 I ' I sr. g ' ......r. 26 . Burda, Wojcik, Bailey, Kurtz, Ed Tobin, Beidy, lQ1'1C1TlUS ------ DQ P0111 -'---'44 Q I' ' I' C 'I 'I -I Sz' ' 'SLSZSI3 . fuff St. ' ....... 6 ' - AI - - I - , sf. A .,,..... 7 ...... . 4. ' k. 74 LIGHT EIGHT Thrs years lrghtwerght team played only two games lout took on two of the toughest Junror elevens rn the crty The 6 O loss to Vt Carmel and the 26 O defeat at the hands of Fenwtck though not too ehcouragmg grve some rndrcatlon of future varsrty performances ln the Mt Carmel encounter lnexperrence and the deepenlng October shadows slowed down the lgnat1us offense but defensrvely the bxg 1un1or llne held 1ts own Phrl Colllns Burke Wolcrk Kenny Burda Kurtz Iohnson Sulllvan and Ronan stopped the Brown and Wh1te cold except for one long touchdown Jaunt Montroy Kelty Dwyer Hall and Ilm Collms performed 1n the backfmeld The backfreld thrown at lgnatrus by the Frlars was blg and fast and could not be stopped for less than four scores The Wolves agam showed 11ttle offensrve punch once Iack T1erney was out of the game though Devereux played aggress1vely agalnst b1gger oppos1t1on WOICIK OConnor Sulllvan Iohnson Collms Kenny and Kurtz made up the rest of the hard flghtmg forward Wall Wolcxk Burke Q Coach ray, Mgr 75 Hall, Stanton and Lusk packed the ball well. Brice anchored a line that B U . I . - Q - LIGHTWEIGHT FOOTBALL Last row I I Hughes Galante I C Col lms H Iohnson D nce Wethers Zve hna R Lusk M Maxllxard Coach Second row Nyholt Emmenck I P O Connor Dorns Stan ton W I Sullwan Bottom row D X Mur phy Ronan E O Connor Dwyer R I FRESHMAN HEAVY WEIGHT FOOTBALL Last row I McCarthy Graham P Rexlly Besch Lyons Kxl burg T Dnscoll Third row I A OBr1en Assxstant Coach Mr Muenzer Coach Gor don Mulally For nellz E Kerngan Tuner, M Kelly Gxb lm, Iann Assxstant Second row Gallo Ze man, Hester I Kern gan. Karmck Bndg man, G Rxordan Bamch, Mgr W Mur Bottom row Morelll R Casale Gomez Pxscopo, Fmley H MAN The hundred odd Freshmen Who turn ol out lor ootball last tall Whuoped themselves mto shape ln the bhsterma neat o Shendan Park Wrth dally caltsthenxcs blockmg and taclclmo practrce ard nally scrrmmage The blgger lads formed an A team that lola ed sp rlted ball but went down to defeat ln hve out of slx games agatnst sdpertor teams But the expenence ot a tough season uncovered some promls na talent Among the backs were Ed Kerrlaan Canons Knoura rornelll Karn ck and brtaano n Whtle the ltne men mcluded such stellar performers as Gallo P scooo Beech lohn Kerrlaan Mullaly Drlscoll Hester Petruzzellt and Gomez The smaller Frosh B team came o t on t'1e snort end rn three out ot Goss and Galchas play ed good ball behl d a ltne th t found Heywood Gay OConnor Doerr Duffy Harrmgton and Robmson n the startlng pos1t1ons A couple ot years growth and eyperte he ull surely see some of these mldget footballers Wmmng thetr spots on the vars1ty FRESHMAN LIGHT WEIGHT FOOTBALL Top row Mr Muenzer Sl Coach Selvcxg o E Fun E Goss I D Devxne E Bouska Baker Hxg gms Lawrence R nch Mgr Hynes Mgr Third row I Duffy Trahey E Guy R Moore G Heywood Robinson I K O Connor F Doerr M Murtm Second row W Burns S Patun Von Dnska Young I I Stack Derwent McGc1nnon Gcuchos Icxnn As slsfanl Coach Bottom row T Coyne Paul Tulcxber D Dolan Hcxrnngton Boubel ll Mr Muenzer gnves hls freshmen cz few pomters 76 e f . ' - A xx If T, vvr . . I , . L A ' . U. Y .U ,-, . 1 f. - vs . - J . . , f , J, , 1 - 1 V nfl , - U H l ll . l .H - . tour games by narrow margins. Burns, Talaber, Stack, Patun, Von Driska, , , ' f ' na l , , . ' no 1' Q gi , . i . . F. Ly . ., P. E BALL W' as M? Jffill E VY EIGH f by DON MULLIGAN 49 The Heavles of 48 probably drdnt look pleasrng ln sprte of the tact that thetr loss column was much larger than the1r w1n col umn let s take a look at the sltuatron and drop the records We hrst tmd a team that has ab1l1ty and the wtlllngness to learn but hardly any ex per1ence They have one letterman about slx second and thlrd strmgers of last year and the rest played on the Bantams the year be tore ln the league that we re tn the future dtdnt look brrght However thlngs began to plck up as the 1n1t1al game produced a w1n over St Mrchael and a short tlme later the Wolves avenged an earller loss to St Mel A two po1nt loss to St Patrlck proved to be a heartbreaker but the boys were partly sea soned and ready lt seemed that the boys had lt tn them the tlrst halt tn a number ot tllts but somethmg seemed to gtve way and K-, H rn the second halt opponents came roar1ng back to vrctory Now lets take a look at the players The only seniors on the squad were Dlck Bona hoom Larry Dobberstem Len Prystalskl and Barney Foote Often durmg the course of a game an opponent would 'md that the ball had been stolen from hlm and a small form had darted down the floor and la1d 1t up tor two pomts Thats Dlck Bonahoorn Nho mlssed hghtwelght helght by a quarter ot an 1nch Last years hrgh scorer 1n the hghts Bonme could h1t from any angle wrth etther hls one or two handed shot Small but full ot bounce Drck blossomed lnto a good heavywetght player Next we have Larry Dobberstem who measures a scant 6 feet 5 mches The only helght on the team Larrys hp ms were beau tltul and especxally apprec1ated rn the In the tussle wlth St George, Ed Condon leaps hxgh mto the mr ln an attempt to maneuver the ball mto the amxs of camera shy Dxck Boncxhoom Condon IS the wxnner iii-'i Y f- A ' e e f , :f s L 'X , t -Fx ,IQ L , ' 'if 9 . ft S K 1' cF t l lg --'Sgxx , , , A -gtfl ,, 415 V. tx ,JA , f . ' il: rim- , .il- ' ' ' I ,ff up , so wt Q, y t -1-ffm V , x I fl ' 'a ,tc ' T' V 1.1-' I ' Ho Nsmvm '43 Q. l I I V -I . - X' 1 - . . , . . , . , . X . - ' - 4 I , . . . I .. . H . , . . . . 1 - I I I H , 1 - 77 Loyola game l-le also used h1s tall frame on defense and broke up many an opponents shot Now we f1nd Len Prystalsla As hard a player as h1s name Len possessed a beauttful knack for floor play and 1t IS for thrs re son he dfdnt score much Always cool you could depend on Len for helptng produce a bucket Now for Barnex Foote whose defenstye work vttll long be remembered After much pract1ce he developed a be uttful hook shot whtch was well apprectated tn the course o the season One of the most accurate shots on the team Tuck Walsh started httttna the flrst punch and averaded cln ost h lf hrs shot That s autte a percenta e ln the Loyola ame ltm neatly tucked nmeteen po nts thro.1 C6 hoop Cnly a tumor v atcl htm ao nel-'t ear Upper Ielt: Bragiel, Frett 193, D. Slattery shooting and W. I. Sullivan waiting for the rebound. Upper right: D. Slattery 1183 and Condon waiting for rebound. Lower top row Biety I I Sweeney Con don W I Sullivan Walpole Frei! Middle row Schmoldt SI Ath 1e!1c Dueclor Nxlull Mgr Bragxel E Pry stalskx Calkins Mr Barmcle Coach Bottom row I H Moran Ed Conden used hrs lanky stx feet plus to good advantage Always steady he re bounded both boards wlth an eagerness that outwnted many an opponent Known also for hrs sparkhng defens1ve work Ed auarded the boards equally He IS another Juntor B111 Fett lS a sophomore who started many aames Worktng from the guard spot he set up the plays and also possessed a cool one or two handed shot On hts btrthday Btll col lected flfteen pomts agalnst De Paul Hurt mld way through the season h1s loss Nas a htn drance to the team but he ll be back neyt wear strona Another Juntor 1S Mrke Blety f-le used wot ltn Art Op onent never not tte best of rn on the boards and wtth ths etoe ence atch h m sparkle next wear lex e tnd Bllx Sulhvan lax s ' : Mr. . I 7 7 I A V I , . . f . 1 . - N . 1 r . . . . V I 'I A X l - ' N V ' f V h l u dv e ' l ' fuardina the game he played. Tuck was the VVolves s'.'.'1:1a 'tis are bo A esp Cla ly m J . - - c e' e c I . : . , , 1 . fr . 3. V' A t U rl ' f Q. It i A ' ah tl. i ' Av ' . . A ' Q , .' NL. I . gf , tt. 1 li i g ' . l. 'ing ht 78 Walsh D Slattery Bonahoom I Dnscoll mark rn the second round the versat1le sopho more had a beautttul push tn shot on the boards He also used h1s rugged heraht for screen1ng and reboundmg lack Sweeny was probably the best de tensrve player rn the team ln the Leo t1lt he guarded Strasser to a mrntmum ot potnts Hrs passlng and settlng up plays frnally pard hrm back Wtth lU potnts rn the George game Fred Walpole the only returnmg letter man was known for hls hard drrvtng and tak mg Whrch made l'11m mto a potent guard Hrs experrence lS beg1nn1ng to pay off and next ln addltton Mr Barmcle has some up and comrng stars who are begtnnmg to make the1r marks They are Don Slats Slattery whose coolness and pet one hander are steadrly 1m provrng Ierry Drlscoll a consrstent Jumper and rebounder and lack O Connor Also three promlsmg freshmen have seen a lot of act1on They are Moon Calklns Itmmy Bragrel and Irm Devme who all seem to be excellent ma tenal for the future Lrttle Harry Moran rs an other soph who IS beglnntna to look good ln the Phtlrp game he made two baskets rn one mmute HEAVYWEICHT BASKETBALL SCORES lgnatrus lanatrus lgnatrus lgnatxus lgnattus lgnatlus lgnatrus lgnatrus lgnatrus lgnahus lgnat1us lgnatlus lgnat1us lgnatrus lgnatrus lgnat1us lgnatrus lgnatrus lgnatrus lgnatrus lanatrus lgnatrus lgnatrus lgnatrus lanatrus lanatrus Ierry Dnscoll loxled at attempted basket when shot was deflected by Fenwxck player St Mtchael St Patrrck De La Salle St Ph1l1p St Mel South Shore eo St Mel St Rrta Alumnl St Ellzabeth St George Holy Trtnrty Loyola Weber St Phtlrp Fenwlck De Paul Holy Trmtty Loyola Weber St George St Plfuhp Fenwlck De Paul St Patrrck Fenwrck Hound Robrn League games A . st. ' . H46 . ' 5 I 4 1 st. H ' .....r,, 39 . ' ., ' sf. ' .......t 26 , st. ' .,..r.,, 30 4 H - - 4 sr. ' .,..... 30 . - V St. ' .....r,4l 4 - - . 0 4 st. ' ...rr,.. 22 L 4 A . ' sr. ' .......r 58 . ' sr. 5 .... .M27 . ' , 4 , sr. ' . .....r 37 A ' ' -3 - Sr. A ...,t, .042 . ' - ' A - - I - st. 5 .,r.. H435 , , - A 4 3 sf. ' .,..,r. .35 r - t sr. ' r..r..,. 42 Yea Watch htm go sr, ' ...,.rrr 30 -- y 3 st. ' .,...r3. 42 , .0 - - - - st, ' r...r... 35 ' ,. y I -4 H A st. ' .,,..... 42 - ' - - st. ' ,..,.r.. 35 - , 5 f - ' st.. q ........ 36 , f 1 sr. J ' ,r...... 30 We ' , sf. ' ,.,..,. ,40 . -- H - , - - st. ' ,,,...r ,33 . .. - - l - sr. 5 .,....,, 34 ' .. - , ' ' - sr. A ' . ,..,,, 44 - ' ' J , sr. 4 - ,,.0.,.. 43 , ' . 79 LIGHT EIGHT by ED CONDON 49 A te r strto sever l at t err better pl yers ln the rteasurmalh to horhts orked hard to salv e a tew ames rd more portarrt as the aeoh proaressed to orox de expert ence or the up and CCW1 'ra sophomores ana Juruors Bucko Mullraart captam ot the Ltahts played every aame as tt tt were for the Cham pronshtp Hts superb Iloorplay and deadly Iona shots made htm aurte popular f th the tarts bye yone w1ll remerrber hrs mrurm trtple oxerttme shot from mrdcourt '1 the hrst St Gear e ame Bucks Q3 pomts Jas sec and h I' for the tearr' Zlhother Seruor Mtke Lahocco Waertt on e squad l st rear but worked hard ahd ertted a st rtm postttort t ts seasor urttl Coach Barhtcle began substtutma youho r ay ers tor the raduatma sen ors Up to theh e v as a cortststeht scorer and a real spark ua tor the team lack Walsh played tme ball ur1t1l he moved t Iohet and althouah he corrtmued to school re-re the Commutma back and torth forced htm .wve up basketball hm Dwyer the leadm scorer Wtth lO2 po nts could always be counted on to turn a scrappy m Whenever arty reoaurd LIGHTWEIGHT BASKETBALL Up er lop row D Bnce R I Burke I F Blackburn Qumn Mentone N1h1Il Mgr Middle row Mr Barm cle Coach La Rocco Wm Russo Mascot W Mulllgan Hall Bottom row R Cromn Hartz Zvetxna Dwyer Lower Ielt Dwyer C105 W Mullrgcm f8J hp pmg ball to Mentone rn the background Lower right Shootmg ball 1S Irm Dwyer CIOJ Stcmdmg by and k e e p 1 n g a watchful eye on the ball rs Mrke La Roc co ISD I I I V , . k . , V . , , I l o . of a . a . . . , . , , . ' ' rv 1 I -A I Q I I my 1 ' I QL- - ,-., Y ,-., 1 T fwfv 1- , 4v'v- vw I I I - I I I aa J . a . .. 1... . , . A a a 2. . 1 ac. rl rx ', ' ' Q A UQ V' ' f A A r rv. r r , .Ja I - - , Q, we V ' ,. ' 1 . . .. .. .. M. o . . . k 7 . .- wl . I XJ I 1 . . . I ' ' Y V vw I A ' lvL .1 'V I , A ' r Y A ' Y-w' ' to fl . V1 - , I W F, , , . EA 5 . L J f at , .. 'J Cm : Y V ' ., . . .. .ri aa e. a A . 7 ' y , p , : , , LIGHTWEIGHT BASKETBALL SCORES As soon as he recovered from h1s broken Don Mentone gets the txpoff m the hghtwexght game wlth St George Mxke La Rocco gazes m amazement came h1s way he would have at least one hand on lt and h1s fancy dr1ve1n and hook shots from the center spot were steady poxnt getters as h1s h1gh total W111 lndlcate After an outstandlng season on the grld lron Dlck Cronm returned to the hardwood to contr1bute h1s talents to the team Hls speclalty IS a two handed long shot whlch became 1n creasmgly accurate as the season progressed W1th st111 another year of play much IS ex pected from Spook foot Iack Hall surpr1sed everyone by lmmedl ately taklng over the guard spot H15 one hand shot has 1mproved qulte a b1t slnce last year whlch together wlth h1s play mak1ng presents the reason for hrs advancement The smoothest player on the floor? Why of course Don Mentonel H1s drrbbllng and ball handlmg 1S beautlful to watch and hxs one hand pot shot can be matched w1th the best player Dons only a sophomore too Tom Howe after comlng up from the F1163 at mldseason dlsplayed some flne play at the guard pos1t1on espec1a11y 1n the second Loyola game He s also only a sophomore The toughest 11tt1e player on the squad IS Leroy Hartz Cknown as th1s because hes so l1tt1e not because he s so toughl But senously he has a beaunful long shot that W111 be re sponslble for qulte a few ta111es next year and the year after Iack Waterman a hook shot art1st lS an other second year man He has surprlsed several opponents wlth h1s shots from the plvot 1ne Herb Iohnson and Bob Hower sopho rnores and Eddle O Donnell and Iohn Karnlck freshmen all have plenty of talent All they need 1S a year or two of experlence lgnatxus lgnatrus lgnatrus 1gnat1us lgnanus 1gnat1us 1gnat1us lgnanus lgnanus 1gnat1us lgnatlus lgnatlus lgnahus 1gnat1us lgnatlus lgnatlus lgnatlus lgnatlus lgnatlus St Mlchael St Patnck De La Salle South Shore eo St Mel St R1ta Mount Carmel St Ehzabeth St George Loyola Weber St Ph111p Fenw1ck De Paul Holy Tr1n1ty Loyola Weber St George St Ph1l1p Fenwrck De Paul Fenwlclc Tournament League Games lgnanus lgnat1us Ignahus . . . -. 1. I . 7 7 o Q 0 - ' -- St. ' ........ 38 . ' . , . . 25 ' ' - - St. ' ........ 27 . ' . . . - - - '- St. ' ........ 26 . - . . - - ' St. ' ........ 39 . - St. ' ........ 32 L ........ . ' St. ' ........ 52 . .,.. , . St. A ........ 31 . ' . . . . . , , ' ' ' St. ' ....... .31 - ' ' ' ' - St. ' ....... .51 , ' ' . St. ' ....,... 36 . . . Add all these features up and you have a ball- St, Ignatius ,,,,.,.. 22 Holy Trinity . - ' , - St. ' ........ 18 . . . . . . . . St. ' ........ 38 . . . , . . . '. . St. ' ..,..... 29 . ' ' . 4 . . . . ' . . St. ' ........ 39 ' . . . , , ' St. ' .,....,, 35 , . . . . ' ' St. ' ........ 27 ' ' . ' ' St. ' ........ 50 . . . . , . ' , ' St. ' ........ 27 .... . , A , ' . ' , St. ' t....... 28 . . . ' ' - St. ' ...,..,. 47 . ' ' . , . . ' ' ' St. ' ......., 36 ' ,...... 4 .4U' . St, ' ,...,... 27 ...t....,. 61' 81 BANTAMWEIGHT BASKETBALL SCORES FLIE by DICK WILLIAMS 48 Thrs year s bantam hardcourt squad boasts three freshmen rn the regular lmeup These three sensatrons are lanky lohn D1v1ne at cen ter B111 Calklns at guard and 11m Bragrel t forward Promlslng aspects they should be playrng heavywelght ball m the near future B111 Sulhvan alternates at center Terry Dr1scoll IS the forward and long shot Don Slattery f1lls the guard pos1t1on Barney Sherry IS the sev enth man whom the bantams rely on heavrly Smooth funct1on1ng and well co ordmated these qumts have mamtamed a second place m the newly formed Bantam and Flywerght league Thelr capable coach Ed Keefe saw hrs efforts well rewarded as they ran rough shod over a mlghty Holy Tr1n1ty team 34 9 holdmg them to only one pornt 1n the second half Vtctorrous over Leo R1ta and Loyola several of the1r defeats were dealt by a heart breakmg score of one polnt The fl1es of 48 have come a long way and show greater prom1se rn the future under the expert coachlng of Ed Keefe a patlent and ex perlenced hard court veteran Boastlng an array of talent whlch any coach would be proud of these smooth roll 1ng qumts have romped over mlghty Leo and crushed Holy Tr1n1ty and St Phrllp wlrule drop prng contests to Loyola Weber and FGIIWICK Sophomore Iack Waterman takes re bounds at the center plot Tom Howe who leads as hlgh scorer wlth 50 polnts and Harry Moran who IS second wxth 38 are two capable forwards the fl1es depend on Ed ODonnell and Iohn Karnrck frll the guard pos1t1ons wrth Herb Iohnson and Bob Hower alternat1ng from the sub bench The sc1nt111at1ng play of Howe a deft sophomore pulled the Phrlrps game out of the frre as hrs toss through the hoop 1n the last second of play left lgnat1us out ln front 17 16 FLYWEIGHT BASKETBALL SCORES lgnat1us lgnat1us lgnat1us lgnat1us lgnat1us lgnat1us lgnat1us lgnat1us lgnat1us Q lgnat1us lgnat1us lgnat1us lgnat1us lgnat1us St Rlta St Rlta eo Holy Tr1n1ty Loyola Weber Fenwlck St Phlllp De Paul Loyola Weber St Phlllp De Paul eo lgnat1us lgnat1us 1anat1us lgnat1us lgnat1us lgnat1us lgnat1us lgnat1us lgnat1us gnatrus lgnat1us lgnat1us Ignatrus lgnat1us lgnat1us lgnatrus St Rlta St Rlta Leo Holy Tr1n1ty Loyola Weber FGHWICK St Ph111p De Paul Holy Tr1n1ty Loyola Wells H S Weber St Phrhp De Paul eo Off to a late start rn mld season the Frosh hardwood men wound up the1r flfteen game schedule w1th elght wms and seven losses The startlng frve hrgh scormg center hm Stack one hand artrst Iohn Young and hard drrvrng Iay Doyle at forwards and long shot spec1a1 rsts Ioe OConnell and Bud Klrby at guards trounced St Rlta s flrst year contmgent and dr vlded Wlth the M1dgets from De la Salle w1th a last mrnute long Eddre Ulmer played flrst rate ball at guard wh1le Pat Toomey and Ierome Murphy dropped them 1n from forward The close of a successful season saw several of the promrslng team members quahfylng for the Lrghts and Heavres 1n the sprmg try outs ERESHMAN BASKETBALL SCORES lgnat1us Corsarrs lgnat1us DeLaSa11e Iunlors lgnat1us lgnat1us Ignatlus lgnat1us lgnat1us lgnat1us lgnat1us lgnat1us lgnat1us lgnat1us lgnat1us lgnat1us lgnat1us The Bullets Trmes All Stars The Aces Iuntor Stags Vlsttatlon Trmes All Stars St Rrta Nhdgets De La Salle Mtdgets C orsa1rs St lanatrus Fhes Vtsftatron De La Salle Mldgets St Sab1na 19 29 28 , ' ' , ' ' a ' - . St. ' ......,. 22 . ' ........... 32 St. ' ....,,.. 37 . ' ........... 28 St. ' ........ 28 . ' ......., . . .29 St. ' ..,..... 25 . ' ........... 26 St. J ' ........ 41 ............ . .35 St. ' .,...... 26 L ...........,.. 23 St. ' ........ 24 ' ' .... . . .21 St. ' ....,... 36 ' ' ......, 9 St. I .....,.. 17 ....... . . . .24 St. ' ........ 34 ..,...,.... 22 St. ' ..,,.... 16 ........... 25 St. ' ........ 25 ........... 28 St. ' ........ 22 ' ....... . . .40 St. ' ........ 21 ' .....,.... 31 St. ' ........ 17 . St. ' ........ 19 . ......... 26 St. ' ........ 21 ...,... ..,28 St. ' ........ 37 ........... 19 St. 1 ' ........ 23 ' ' .,.. . . .25 St. 1 natius ........ 43 Holy Trinity ....... 19 St. ' ........ 23 ........... 17 St. ' ........ 28 ........... 25 St. ' ........ 29 . . ..... . . .26 St. ' ........ 23 ........... 32 St. ' ........ 17 .......... .20 St. ' ........ 17 . ......... 21 St. ' .....,.. 25 , ..... . .. .32 St. ' ........ 29 .......... 31 St. ' ........ 22 .......... .39 St. ' .,...... 53 L .............. 36 St. ' ........ 36 L ............. .46 ' ' St. ' ........ 25 ' .......... 26 ' ' ' . St. ' ........ 23 ' 55 ' ' , ' - ' , ' , St. ' ........ 22 . . . . .20 - ' - ' ' St. ' .......4 13 ' ..15 , - ' - St. ' ........ 27 . .... . . .22 ' ' ' St. ' ........ 28 ' . . . .22 . ' ' '- St. ' ........ 15 ' ' ' ' , ' St. ' .....,.. 33 ' ..16 ' . ' St. ' ........ 30 . ' ' . . .26 ' , ' St. ' ....,... 13 ' ' . St. ' ........ 35 J ' ...... . . . .28 , St. ' ........ 12 . W ' ' . . St. ' ........ 31 ' .... .....32 ' ' - St. ' ........31 ' . St. ' ........ 18 . ' ......., 20 82 BANTAMS Top row I D Devme Bra gxel W I Sulllvan I P OConnor B Lyons Middle row M Keefe Coach Novak D Slattery I Dnscoll Bottom row B Sherry Cal kms M Maloney FLIES Top row H Iohnson I Lusk Maratea H Moran Waterman Coach E ODonnell I Slattery Howe Bottom row Durack Kar mck Howe! FRESHMEN NMA, Top row Couch Young I I Stack Klrby Thzrd row S Patun I L Murphy W Burns E Fmn Second row P Toomey Manno Ulmer Bottom row Mr Muenzer Sl Coach D Smxth I P Doyle ' : r. . : . , . Middle row: Mr. Keete, : . - Q fx R gs ,WM CH M1110 75 'l by RICHARD and ROBERT WILLIAMS 48 trad1t1on at lgnatlus has been that ot track ln a typ1cal season such as 48 wlth a brace of solld wlns 1t would seem that track lS second nature to the Wolver1ne thtnclads Takmg a look at the record tor th1s season we see that lgnatlus has won IIS seventh stra1ght v1ctory rn the Datly News Relays ften w1ns out of twelve startsl tts elghth consecutlve tr1un'1ph 1n the Loyola Relays IIS hrst trtle ln the lll1no1s Tech Relays and the crownmg achlevernent ot a perfect season 1ts elghth stralght Crty Cham plonshlp lt 1S true they have no 1ndoor or outdoor track and have to get the 1'na1or1ty of the1r practlce 1n the hallways whxch are not very long But the1r br1ll1ant v1ctor1es cannot be attrlbuted pr1rnar1ly to the overcomlng of handlcaps but rather to the skrlled guldance of an excellent coach Mr Ralph Marlhard h1s asslstant Mr Butler andthe hearts ot steel the SENIOR TRACK we ef Z1 never say d1e sp1r1t of the lgnat1ans who churn the c1nders under the1r feet There are some stones about the1r deter m1nat1on to w1n that w1ll never be forgotten such as the d1stance man who lost a shoe after the flrst twenty yards of h1s race but kept run n1ng on the crnder path 1n h1s stocklng toot and won the race There are others who run the Cross Country and though every tlbre ln the1r bodtes tells them to qu1t runnmg they keep on and collapse only after they know they have crossed the t1n1sh hne They not only run w1th the1r legs they run Wrth the1r hearts COHIIDTISIDQ' thts years team are hurdlers B111 Malone Bob Murphy Iakrzewskl and three promrsmg Juntors OConnor B1ety and Ny holt Murphy broke the c1ty record on the low Top row Gnppo D OBnen R Reedy Gnihn Nyholt W F Malone Flood M Kenny G Gay Welsh R Nolan Robert Murphy Lenzmx Thxrd row Mr Maxlhard Coach E Tobm Burda D Fmn Devereux Moroney Montroy I Mungovan Ronan Mzkuhs R Lusk I P OConnor Hall Blety Mr Butler Coach Second row F Farrell Mgr Dorns Swanson Wethers Iakrzewskl I I I Sullxvan P Collms Holden T G OConnor Ienkms Cavenaugh Bottom row I Qulgley Meerman T Healey W Rexdy R Cromn Pelka Kerkslck Schmidt Szmumch 84 Ltvtfl Q 9 lf' J In TEEN , Z es. Jia 1 as lm --be L! I. ' , rr: fyalw 7 H1 6:7 .il-5 xl ' L,'i?f?! f VU T' ' ll I - X my 't ,f I JV, ,Qlf-29-ji V1 yy A ff I I For a score ot years the most hallowed determination, the stamina, the guts, and the , . - . I . I - , I I - 1 ' ' 1 1 1 . . . - I ' l I I , , 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 tale 6' li IUNIOR TRACK Top row: Mayer, Besch, Nowlan, G. Foley, Hay- den, T. Driscoll, A. Star- shak, W. Lucas, Prendi- ville. Harris. Third row: Mr. Butler, Coach, Guerin, O'Grady, Kazelc, Lawrence . OConnel1 I. P. Do le Fitzpatrick Zacher Rlpolz Mr Mcullxard Coach Second row La Porte Ber mes Zelasko Mandolmx Cvach Baker Tudor I Lucas F Farrell Mgr Bottom row Hangsterfer Calasclbetta Fornellx Gcnchas D I Murphy Postzlxon Weber hurdles and Malone has been do1ng some graceful work on the h1ghs We have some of the best chstance men 1n the c1ty the most outstand1ng of whlch are Don Flnn Tom Healey Fran Moroney and lake Meerman who broke the News Relay record by 6 of a second The other members of our relay teams are Ph1l Col11ns Bob Murphy B111 Cavenaugh andl I I Su111van Three hard rur1n1ng m1lers are Tom Welsh Don Mulllgan and Bob Nolan Tom Healey Ed Tobm lake Meerman 11m Ronan and 11m Qulgley are the ha1fm11ers w1th Moroney Fmn and Holden churnlng out the quarter m11e Our champlon h1gh Jumper Don Lenz1n1 IS supported by B111 Malone and Mazzo11n1 Those m1ghty th1nclads who put the shot are B111 O Callaghan D1ck Abata M1ke B1ety and Swanson R1ch Keefe hm Sheeran and Gntfm hold the1r own as pole vaulters Su1l1van Cavenaugh and Coll1ns are the hundred yard men who are try1ng to break down the north Wall 1n the lower gym dur1ng sprmt prac l1Ce Fmn Malone and Sull1van have won a great number of pomts by the1r broad Jurnpmg talents The new track troph1es you see adorn1ng our show cases were won by the hard work of the ent1re team Whether they set a steady rhythm W1th the1r poundmg feet as they ra1sed a breeze ID the lower gym because they ran so hard and fast or as sprmters they bounced off the north wall IH the1r sp1r1ted charges or as - - - - I4 hurdlers gett1ng the1r steps and knock1ng down hurdles or as shot puters l1ft1ng we1ghts they all deserve warm congratulat1ons In Splle of the fact that there are only a few sophomores out for Iun1or Track the team looks 1mpress1ve There are a large number of frosh out for the team Tom Kane Ray Mayer Ioe Kazek Al Starshak and Harr1s are some very prom1s1ng d1stance men The Iumors placed fourth 1n the Loyola Relays The shuttle hurdle team composed of Iack Lucas B111 Anzalone Ierry Foley and Fran Mart1n made a fme show1ng The scores for the year are as follows lgnat1us lgnat1us lgnat1us lgnat1us lgnat1us lgnat1us lgnat1us lgnat1us Loyola Relays Lane Tech Schurz Loyola Mt Carmel Loyola Culver eo La Grange Mt Carmel Loyola 3F1nals of Cathohc League Semor Champ1onsh1p Track , D ' , I Y ', ' , I I I 0 Q 0 . . '. ' '. St. ' ........ 49 ..,... .39 . St. ' ........ 54 ........ . .40 - St. Ignatius ,....... 60 U. of C. High ..... 40 - - - - St. ' ....,... 75 .......... .25 . - - 'SL ' ........ 75 . ..... . .45 ' ' - . - - ........ . . .24 St. ' ........ 49 ........... 60 ' A U St. ' ........ 79 L ............. . 18 St. ' ........ 35 ....... 69 3St. ' ........ 46 . ....... 34 ' ' .- v H .......... .22 85 CROSS-CDU TRY Th1s Was the hrst year that St lgnatlus had an organ1zed Cross Country Track Team The team has greatly rmproved Wrth practlce and experlence The Semor Team was composed of Bob Nolan Tom Welsh Don Mullrgan lake Meerman Tom Healey Don Fmn Ioe Hurley and Ilm Qulgley The Iumor Team Was composed entlrely ol freshmen Ray Mayer lay Doyle Ioe Kazek George Talbot and Al Starshak ln the meet W1th AUSTIN St lgnat1us lost by 2 polnts Lane and Schurz St lgnatlus lost by 7 polnts Crane St lgnatlus Won by 16 polnts Farragut St lgr1at1us Won by 12 polnts De Paul St lgnatlus lost by 6 pomts Mt Carmel St lgnauus lost by 4 polnts Loyola St lgnatrus won by 9 po1nts ln the C1ty Meet the Semor Team placed thlrd De Paul Won by 8 polnts ln the T1mes A A U St lgnat1us Won th1rd place .Agam De Paul Won by 3 pomts ln the Clty Meet the Iunlor Team Won fourth place Mr Butler should be especrally pralsed for hls outstandlng Work as coach tor out of a green team he shaped a tough compet1tor lust Watch the Cross Country Team next year' SENIOR CROSS COUNTRY Back row Mr Butler Coach Healey D Fmn Front row D Mullxgan D fanls R Nolan Meerman IUNIOR CROSS COUNTRY Back row M Butler Coach A Starshak Hay den Mayer Front row K zek I P Doyle D O Connell Guerm 86 I I I I f I , 1 1 - I I - I 1 - I I - I I - I - , . - 1 . , n , X g I . 1 1 fr Q, I. Quigley, Welsh, T. K' 1 I I I I lf' 1: ' fi, . . Q fr ' r' : . . 1- A I , . , . l T T . . a A 'V : r. , Q' V I n I T tl , f - Xl- , : a I, . . ,t I - 1 mf ' . M, ' ' , ' I '50, T TEMV GULF TENNIS TEAM Back row: D. Schell R. T. Williams. A Carney, Schaai M La Ioy Front row G Foley Plockx Bonahoom Father Moosbrugger SI Coach GOLF TEAM M Elsaesser Sl Coach R Nolan R Majeske Cunmng ham Ienkms l-lavmg only a comparatlvely short practlce Qeason 1h .vhlfh to p epare for the Cathollc Clty Tenms Tournament the raclceteers nevertheless vert lnto the meet aame and corhdent The var 1ty sauad was omposed o Dlck Bonahoom Gene Plocla D1ck Wllhams and Ed Schaaf Bonahoom and D ock1 fomprlsed the doubles team wlth Wllhams and Schaaf pla flra llTSl ard sec ond slnales respechvely The smashlna serves the deft olacement ard the 'sparlfhna l 1 play of Bonahoom and Plocla earned them to me se ond trauht donoles '1amp1onSh1p and mth tlne polnts aamered la 1 l 7 l lame and S haaf l nahus hed Loyola for a seford place 1r Ct wlth St Mel on tl e too 87 , Y. I - -1 . , . U . A X .U I . ' .1 l 4 . C, F I , , J .. , ., A V A A , , . . . ll X. . , . A :A . , ' ' T - r . . M, jen. J , A , A , . I, ., ,ll'1l. ,J na ' A ' , -C S if V X - ' ' ' . I , 2' . ' - Cl , l l A J l A if . L Q ., Cd o . e A . . xy, , .1 A Olfle F golf Wf Jorgoffen by MARK HOGAN 48 On a cr1sp November afternoon as we dr1ve along beaut1ful Lake Mlchlgan on Ch1 cagos SCSDIC Outer Drlve we see a young w1nd blown youth wrth the thumb of hls rrght hand beckonfng and hrs eyes beseech1ng us to pull over and plck h1m up Ltke most generous easy gorng motorrsts we smlle and wave but keep rlght on go1ng But as we glance back we DOIICS that another drlver has pulled over and the youth 1S runnlng for the car At th1s po1nt rn the story we fade out as we hsten to the conversat1on that has begun 1n the car behlnd us The drrver IS a stout mtddle aged rather successful looktng man HIS red cheeks are accentuated by the large well chewed ctgar hang1ng from the Slde of hrs mouth puffed What school do you go to son? I go to St Ignat1us s1r fMark these words well as they are probably the last you w1ll hear from the boy th1s tr1p south? St Ignattus huh? That s au1te a dlstance to travel every day 1snt 1t Oh well when I was a lad I used to walk three and a half mlles to school and back aga1n No cars then no s1r lust your feet and I had to flght my way through each ne1ghborhood Yes s1r' You had to be tough 1n those days' Do you work after school son? Wel s1r I I had to work when I was a lad And I dont mean an oft1ce boy or dellvery boy elther No s1r' I had a man s Job' I shoveled coal every n1ght after school unttl nme o clock at n1ght then went home flxed the furnace and drd my homework Up the next mornrng at four A M to dellver papers Yes slr you weren t a k1d long rn those days Do you play any sports son? We s1r I I st1ll remember my days on the football squad Boy those were the ttmes' We d1dnt have all lh1S fancy equrpment they wear now elther No s1r Just an old palr of pants and a shrrt that was all we wore Steel hel mets'? Huh' I used to let my ha1r grow thrck and used that for a helmet Those were the days' Ill never forget the tlme we played the ne1ghborhood Janltors' All men you under stand' And us a bunch of scrawny kldsl Well I was the team s quarterback and the team was dependlng on me But on the way to the game some of the Jamtors k1ds grabbed me about ten of them and took my pants and me wlthout another palr to wear' Well when I got to the game there was about three mtnutes to play and my gang was losmg twelve to seven Well s1r I ran out on the tleld 1n my long underwear grabbed the ball and scooted for that w1nn1ng touchdown Half naked you understand' Ah those were the days' And then there was the tlme you get out here? Well 1t was sure nrce talk 1ng to you my boy you re a good conversa t1onal1st and I was glad to hear all about your school Yes s1r' Mount Carmel rs a frne school for any lad Why I knew a lad from Carmel The cars behlnd hlm are honkrng long and loud So wtth a btg smtle and a hearty wave our modest old motorlst drlves on You know 1t must have been somethrng IH the old days Every man you talk to was the hero of h1s crowd and the star of h1s team Yes s1r' There were no duds 1n the Old Days I I , . - ll . ll , . . 1 I I ' ' ' xx . ' 1 I - . , - ' . . I , I - I ' ' ' . A I Y . . . . - F .. , ' Oh - M I I R - 111- ll .' .. . . ,. ,. , ju Cfaaa of ,48 by EUGENE SHERIDAN 48 ln September of forty four Many freshmen 1ammed the door Questtons swamped our lebbte teachers As we studled lggte features ln that year by Chrrstmas ttde Freshmen all were tn the strtde Watchtng out for Father Grant Lest we all tn lug mtght chant Saw the school year reach 1ts close As summer Jobs the freshmen chose ln September of forty ftve Sophomores bent oer books dtd thrtve And grew rn bastc truth and knowledge Prepartng them to enter college Easter came the grtnd of htgh school Most drd study some few tool Football season passed away Basketball was all they d play Track soon came 1nto the ltghts Soon the sophs were free as kttes ln September of forty SIX Iumors books and soctals mufed As the halls resounded laughter CLet us hope they Nrll hereafterl Athletes all turned out 1n seasons Iuntors now for wetghty reasons Toed the mark and kept the rule There Nere few who play d the fool Upperclassmen one whole ,IGGY ln September of fort! seven Sentors all seemed 1n thetr heaven Grtdtron stars from south and ffest On the fteld d1spla,ed thetr best The had gro un IH fa th and learntn For more kno Nledge most are ,fearntn Sentors march ng do fin the atsle Caps and gowns tn double ft e So N6 close the sh1n1ng aate On thts class of forty etaht 89 I I l A 1 ' I -Y A I 1 T X A Now the end was drawing near, Y c ' ' i ' Q' , ' X ' at 'k i' K 'A' 'A' v ' 'l . 1 fi! wig gf 1 Www! ? ' SX sf,3?'-ff KJ- if Ill I ,,! M Xtc mx Too many cooks my SPOII the broth but they always improve the ple F 0 Koco veks by GORDON GAY 48 and IACK KARR 48 Ignorance IS Bhss Thus w1th the tam1har quotahon we open thls years supplement of Pot Ple In past years an lnsane edrtor was a pnme regu1s1te for the composmg Thrs year however the sltuatlon remams the same If you dear reader CI know we have a tewl wlsh to retam your sanlty please don t go larther But 1t you w1sh to go the way of all flesh then proceed and dont say we d1dnt warn you IEd1tors Note Any s1m1lar1ty between names used hereln and students Chall attend1ng St Ignatlus IS absolutely 1ntent1onal J Sk1n Kelhher Cknocked down by a carl Couldnt you have gone around me? Motorlst I wasnt sure whether I had enough gasol1ne to make 1t ir 'k 'A' A tramp knocked at the door, and the lady of the house answered Lady, he sald, I haven t had a blte ln days So she blt hlm Cavenaugh was tak1ng a Chem1stry exam 1nat1on What does osmosls mean? was the f1nal and de-crdmg questlon It means wrote the completely battled fellow that I dont pass thls test An Ignatlan from the West Slde was about to take hls phvs1cal I-Iave you any scars on you? asked the examlmng doctor N I haven t rephed the draltee but I can QIVG you a c1garette Nolan Wonderful' Ten dollars tor my st1ll hte You know the one I drew for the Prep Fr1end Fme they declded to keep 1t9 Nolan No, the express company lost 1t i' i' i' McI.aughhn I am thmkrng of havlng my vo1ce cultlvated Mark I-Iogan I would recommend havlng It plowed under I df. 32 g 5 547W v ug, ,yi H - fiw' 2 IQ .fe fe gf ' - fx 4 VI ff f i' .f J 1' , W . , V, x , c I I f W' fl 1 f - f I ly I I 7 r ' ' . - H ' I ,l f ll! I K K 'l l X XXX f 4 ff I I . I Nw I' ,Q A ff If ' , I . Xl I XX I . ' f ' C' f f l ' my Qlgffg X, -X xxkcs U I . . . c I u I I I I . . ., . ,, I ' I , u fl . . . . . . , .t , - 1, . , , . - 1 , ' ' I h i' 'A' i' , A I I . . 1 ' ' I , Q I I . . .. OI , I, . I . ,, . . ,, i' i' 'A' 'I' 'k 'k , I I Cverheard in the Senior Smoker Dear Father These prize winning answers were re- ceived in Religion tests: The outward sign of matrimony is children. The primary end of matrimony is divorce. ln a list of the spiritual works of mercy was found this one: To comfort the uncomfortable. if ik A' Breski: But, Sir, l answered every question cor- rectly. Why didn't l get l0O? Lipps You had a period upside down Whats an ash tray? A place to put cigarette butts if they dont have a floor l-le CNumber lj My wife just hired a secretary for me yesterday He CNumber 23 Yeah? ls she a blond or a redhead? l-le fNumber ll l-les bald A drunk went into a theater Suddenly he shouted ls there a doctor in the house? A man stood up and said lm a doctorl l-lfah Doc' said the drunk l-low do ya like the show7 Fr l-lagedorn Did you test this stuff? Student Yes l poured some in an ash tray Fr l-lagedorn Did it turn green? Student l dunno l cant find the asn tray Three l natius seniors visited a soda four Knn lll have a Coca Cola said Abata lll have an oran eade as Sullivans order Tr e attendant turned to lf lliher no said lll ust hovf f ater Vou see lrn driv nd Overfe rd in tnc ot eteri Senior See nere IFOO ath FK ou re us Pres mrn o nat ur P rne F fhite ead Spell st a ant nro ent f eshm lf fhitehead Corret Nha d es it ean lnno ent freshman Without g n erale 'IU 91 A few years ago it was the practice Cintro- duced by the editors of Pot Piel to use a standard form for explaining absences from school. We reprint the form below in an ef- fort to revive this practice. Instructions for use: Purchase some at bookstore. Price, ten packages for half the price of twenty. Check the name, number, word, size, etc, and sign. lf our suggestions don't suit you, use your own, Designed to save time, labor, money, excuses, jug, etc, for the student mother father aunt uncle etc etc Archibald Percival Harold was will be absent because he I was Cl will be at the dentist at a aood shofv C takina OT three ive our days Neeks months please excuse dsnuss Arthur ohn has been may be tardy has been may be E at grandpas funeral D showing relatives the town care of his sick sister aunt grandma mother Fl two U one hours years l- ncarcerate reiect suspend nim Since el Trulf Mostl Sometinse Al fa fs Grateful 3 ours Mrs V Wfiss lffaster Mr. A 1 ' ' . 4 i' i' 'k ix 1 -ff Cl ' .. . . , E - E I H Cl C , ......,,....... . + f f E U U A l Ll A I: , lj U ' . I t U . . A E i' 'k i' l ill i it v A lr -l 4 il - I 4 - - U H X U ............. ,...... , in X rl . it T! A ij 1 + f E . - - E A 1 . ' V f I Y. E f -Y I Z V f f' A if Cl . . , A U ' ' A A ' A f F , lf , . , GV W Q . 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Rlchard D Abata Frank C Adrana Lawrence I Amato Mrchael C Amato Robert F Andrews Edward W Arturl AndrewI Barclay Iames A Berardr R1chardI Bonahoom FrankI Bouska Iames E Boutet Edward E Brabec Ioseph A Bracken Iames L Breen Da1eI Brennan Iohn F Broderlck Warren W Bryce Iohn P Burns Ierome I Caranr Iames M Casaletto eI'll0l lI eCf0l W1111arn S Cavenaugh Ioseph D Cece Iohn F Cella lawrence R Cheehy George W Chuduk W1ll1Gm A Clark Thomas F Colbert Brlan P Conley Iohn E Conley Ierome F Conway Iames E Cooney August B Costanza Thomas H Coughlm Lawrence M Cox Iohn R Coyne W1l11arn P Dargan Dav1d I Derensk1 Iames R D1fan1s Iames L Drllon Wllharn A Dlttrlch Lawrence P Dobberstem Iohn E Doherty Iarnes A Dolan R1chard P Donnellan Robert V Downes Edward F Downey Leonard G Dressel Dan1elI Duda Dav1d I Dully Iohn M Earley Salvatore T Falletta Gregory G Farano 829 S Racrne Ave 7 5313 W 24th Place Cxcero 50 1242 W Erre St 22 1242 W Erle St 22 1432 N Kostner Ave 51 565 W Cabrlnl St 7 3800 W Ogden Ave 23 1716 N Newland Ave 35 1338 S Farrlleld Ave 8 1432 S Keeler Ave 4830 W Fulton St 3037 Emerald Ave 7315 S Oglesby Ave 5425 W Adams St 1812 S 50th Ave Clcero 4815 W Cortez St 1850 S Ashland Ave 4558 S E111s Ave 2540 W Eastwood Ave 1052 N Central Ave 1835 N Mulllgan Ave 1339 W Taylor St 7 5533 W Qulncy St 2229 S Keeler Ave 7247 S Oakley Ave 7136 S Mlchlgan Ave 2104 W Washburne Ave 8726 S May St 10600 S Seeley Ave 1134 W 80th St 523 N l-Iamlm Ave 4700 N Congress St 2153 W Ohlo St 8028 S Paullna St 8735 S Wood St 621 Taylor Ave Oak Park 1628 W 100th P1 5920 W1lson Ave 1222 W 96th St 7245 S Coles Ave 5541 W Quxncy St 3635 W Cermak Rd 7749 S Wood St 5411 S Drexel Ave 6939 S Crandon Ave 7045 S Bennett Ave 10329 S Hoyne Ave 8020 S Wmchester Ave 2228 W 21st St 8 2508 W Mont Clare Ave 35 7937 S Paulma St 20 1349 S Cal1torn1a Ave 8 6742 S Honore St 36 . .....................,...........,.. . ., 23 . . ................................... . ., 44 -. .........................,......,. ., 16 . ,,...,.......,...........,..,., . ., 49 . .,.................................. . ., 44 . ...........,.................. . ., ' , 50 . 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' . ,, 20 95 C NOLU Q gnieflfd The Moderator and the members of the staff of The lana tlus Prep Wtsh to thank all those who have atded them rn pub lrshm thls years maaazrre They ar espec ally rndebted THE .A MERTCA PRESS or perm ss on to quote from the translat on of the Encychcal Letter of Pope Plus Xl On the Chrlstlan Educatron of Youth pub llshed 1n Th Cathollc Mmd February 22 l93U R IOHN ROCHE and h1s courteous staff at Root Studlos offlclal Prep photoaraphers RAY LANGEN and Excella Press for the prrntlng and brndmg of the Prep R NORMAN KOENIG and Pontrac Engravlng and Electrotype Co for the enaravmgs used rn the Prep MR HAROLD F BECKETT of Krngsport Pre s cover manufacturers REV IOSEPH C BILSTEIN SI Moderator of the Fath ers Club for the loan of the faculty cuts MR PAUL E BREWER SI and MR IOHN I TRAINOR SI for the loan of a number of cuts from The Ignatlan MR IAMES W KlRBY SI Moderator of the Camera Club who provlcled a number of the prctures used rn the Prep The many senlors who helped wlth the SGHIOY Wrxte ups Olll' C Clfl y please remember the souls of e mother of Father Danlel P ODonohue SI e father of Mr Harker E Tracy SI e father of Frank Huston e father of W1ll1am Lane e father of lerome Doruska, The mother of Thomas McDonnell, The grandmother of Davld and Thomas Kellrher, The grandmother of Edmund Tobln, The mother of Rrchard MIHGS, The mother of Rlchard Talaber 96 to: T A J A' 1 V A f fd M- . ..l . 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