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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1960 volume:

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' 'ffggsma ,' 1 ' 71, A v, Sa ' J r' , 5 I X fffir 1 Qiigig 5 Q DEDICATION lopcoaT Tlying, haT TilTed back on his head, Mr. Ralph lvlailliard is every man's image OT The coach. l-lis coaching Technique is classic - an inimiTable compound oT ThroaTy shouTs and knowing chuckles, relenTless drill, and paTienT realism. BuT The man himselT is unTypical, unaverage. A Typical coach does noT win eighTeen consecuTive championships. An average mind does noT earn a docToraTe in hisTory. Exceedingly rare is The man who does boTh. For many years a maTh and hisTory Teacher, Doc Mailliard leTT The classroom in IQ46, buT conTinued To mold our Track and TooTball Teams Tor whaT now sTands as an impressive Total oT ThirTy-one championship-speckled years. Yes, Mr. lviailliards imposing Trame and laugh-crinkled Tace have been Tamiliar To lgnaTians Tor more Than a gen- eraTion, buT oT The counTless aThleTes who call him Mal,'i how many recognized The unique Temper oT a man who sTepped Tronn a one room school-house in Nebraska To a skyscraper college in Chicago and leTT proTessional TooT- ball in Vifrigley Field To coach high-school ball in a dusTy back yard. ' To Coach lvlailliard, aT once warm, magneTic and beloved, This book is proudly dedicaTed. J vw... nv, ,,,,,-vwnwww V h I B XXV' fs X O ,S MX -'Zig L O l 'l 'L l- ..-' h- 5 O 1.5 f 5 f- 0 if f X5 'zilq XV: . 046 .D- Q0 ix l.. Whar is,,a school? A frivolous qu-eslioen, wihie-n miilu lions of young people daily allend wha? ev-efryonfe: calls schools. A modified queslion, mi-ghf a-silt.. 'W?hiail is a good school? Bur lhere are doiens neil -posisiiiloflie in lerprelalions of good 'as applied' lo a s-cihoioill. 1Miu1s+ a good school have an oulsranding lofolloall leairni? Or baskelhall leam? Should every school provide eillarldo- rare machine shops? Cr an 'excellenl lacu.lly7 Cr pleasanl surroundings? A hundred such poinrrs could be broughl up. Some people would pro-nfoiuinice ai school superior on a single poinl. Clhers mighf die- mand all. K Whal is a school? All lhe serenily ol The Mpzpfae lachians and lhe lradilrion-laden vines in-lhe Ivy l.eag.ue do nol add up lo a school. ll is only in l-he minds of lhe people who populale il lrhal an ins'rifu+ion can assume lradifion, enrich senlimeml or inspire even fainrlywfhose who come lhere. Sain? lgnalius has This qualify, and age alone is nor responsible. There is somelhing more, somelhing composed ol? all The aspecls ol our school. An analysis may possibly reveal whal' il is. I ' .., -1 Q . Q x-4 .ww 5 . . I z U ' 'aqr 9 -. gif! S. tw 2. M 31' I 15, .,. ,QW ii '- I .---iran if '? X maui'-p 'x x u 'L s ll, X I. 1 I u . I . tw ' Q! 'en 4i,5 24:-. mi, ' ff- ' 2 ef V, . -:A 1 , ' 1 Y I . 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This year, Tor insTance, our nine lVleriT semi-TinelisTs gave SainT lgnaTius per- cenTage-wise, second place among Illinois schools. TwenTy-Tive percenT oT our Senior class rank in The Top Three percenT oT The naTion. NineTy-Tive percenT oT lasT year's graduaTing class now aTTend college. BuT we do noT need such sTaTisTics To realize SainT lgnaTius' superioriTy. The subsTanTial courses and homework quoTas ThaT alTernaTely ouTraged, over- whelmed, and sTimulaTed us provided The solid basis Tor our educaTion. Yes, SainT lgnaTius is rough, buT any Thinking man can see Thaf iT has succeeded in a school's main concern. Ii Mr. SchmidT and Sal Brazdys My 0 -'V f K f 1 f aff 1 QX 'N .' 'QASEQQ-5g,,,-..e..'xsr ' - ' war M 106 I , QU at ,'- Bw-.ap I 7 jr , fy, is ,325 25i5'4'ffQff+ K fn 'Ki 4 I' 'ig fu aww inn X iw 1 x Q V il ,aw X X Q I gk A: X ai Y ,f f ? ' .1 5 1 f I 'lx L5 QI ,sig V A 2 ' V' Q ' .f 1 , , . if ' Q1 A I .5 , Q 5 A , 'X 2? 5 ff-ggwx 5v 31, x x xpigx 4 V. X 5-K ? N N V I Si? In 1 m fx 'K A KT .K K . V, Q wsgii gif ' X N I A i. + A- A X W W V wlix, , is Ag I3 X - , 7 vw. , Niff' Q 5' 'WB cv-1 'C A rw . i X lv 'QS 1 IS IT Tl- W v The Rev. John F. Sullivan, S.J. Principal of ST. lgnaTius Does a schOol's Teaching sTaTT deTermine TO a greaT exTenT iTs qualiTy? Or is iT really raTher insigniTicanT since, iT a sTudenT has The desire, he will learn by himselT? We incline To The Tormer view since The successTul sTuclenT OT The pasT has always reTlecTed a Teacher's inTluence. A smooTh relaTiOnship beTween our TaculTy, some OT whom we see here, and The sTudenT body is basic To The success OT our school. Today There are Tew insTances OT The yawning gap ThaT once sepa- raTed insigniTicanT sTudenT Trom unapproachable Teacher. BuT There is a real danger in The modern Trend ThaT a Teacher may Tind himselT one OT The boys, and noThing more. OT course There is liTTle possibiliTy OT This in a TaculTy composed largely OT religious whose sTaTiOns in liTe command imrnediaTe respecT. We have Tailed To menTion abiIiTy. AbiliTy makes a diTTerence only up To a pOinT, and Then meThod becomes imporTanT. A board OT cOrpOraTion V.P.'s in one OT our wealThy suburbs could pool Their asseTs and sTaTT Their school wiTh a Tloclc OT Ph.D.'s. JusT how much good They could do in The gleam- ing classrooms againsT The yawning army OT sophisTi- caTes remains TO be seen. In This case, abiliTy would be OT limiTed use. A TaculTy does nOT malce a school, buT iT does make a diTTerence. ST. lgnaTius is The diTTerence. FaTher Fergus, S,J. , wg PP W Q Z Y sk A X F5 Q-Qs 1 Q .-f b 1 , A -?i1?Z11nfIJpZS. . I. 0 C ' :EZZYQR VV -Aga ET-- .. x Y ZX,f'W ji . ,fgqm . ' 'Ki a ' my: f, w , :MQ..1 . ,:, ,,,, W 4 w .fray- Q- 19, . 1 3.3-vxm ' if ig PM L mv.. ,AE I ,.-fl, .. , fx Z CB K X ,4- -1? 9 s 4. Sl. r X ffkm N BW -f LAW. .J L 93 15-. MW 'H V Jvrikr , .1 --- xfffgl V' 4 x 455 W 3 X 'gllfmiism R .1 I -ff' 5 as 0 T im If 3 X- ' X 4 Ax' Q-,N xv g -H 'Mix K C n . . , .X MARIA FAUSTA G. A gc Q85 it nh' . - Q YQ .- A schools exira-curricular aciiviiies are as varied as iis siudenis' personaliiies. lnieresfs ranging from choral reading ro chess are cullivaied during ihe afier school hours. The quesiion may be asked why +he school sponsors ihese programs. ls if really ihe school's province? For ihe answer. we ai S+. lgnaiius have always looked To ihe Jesuii peda- gogical principle of educaiing ihe whole man. According io ihis dicium. since ii is ihe duly oi a school io educaie, schools have Jrhe righr 'I'o ex- +end iheir srudenis' inferesis beyond The somewhaf limiied sphere of ihe Texibook. Aciiviiies have always been recognized as work- shops in public relaiions. Selfishness and inrolerance have no place in a small group working io achieve common ends, and eiiher ihey or iheir owners soon disappear. On The purely praciical side, many lawyers have come from debaie socieiies, many eleciricians goi' iheir firsi ihrill in Their high school radio club, and ofien have accomplished iournal- isis goH'en iheir iirsi' assignmeni' from ihe ediior of ihe school paper. Spirii ediiors Mariy Doheriy and Jack Miles. Prep ediiors Jim Schnaubelf, Lar ry Gaichas, and Mike O'l-iara. ebafers ai Navy Pier. Bob Shar- ey Ed Schmidt John Fiizgerald, erry Woynerowski, Ernie Skow- on and Jerry Jung. v Guard Tom Gufrich rferbacln Dan O'Brien Anchor man Tom O'l lara Tha? sporls have a place in lhe idea of a school has never been denied. There has offen been a con- flicr, +houqh, over iusr how imporlanf afhleric pro- grams are. ln ofher words, if sporfs educale - and lhey do - whal' is lheir worlh ol educalion in lhe school's scale of values? ln recenl years, much scorn has been direcled againsf insfilufions which seem benf on recruiling every brealhing man who could do push- ups, regardless ol moral or maferial cosr. On lhe oiher hand, Those who loolc upon all buf menial exer- cise as vulgar, nnusf be considered equally wrong. Sporfs al S+. lgnaiius have had an almosl unique success. Our inlramural programs have saiisfied Those who experience only fleering impulses +o play, while fhe more delermined and gifled malce up our varsify squads. One would have +o search hard lo delecf in our feams, which we represenr here, lhar aloofness from The resl of lhe sluclenl body which is oflen presenf among alhleles - an aloofness which denoles a defecl in conscious school spiril. And, whalever else, who could deny ihal we have spiril? . g r 1 U-in QQ: John Fifzgerald, John Madden, and Ray Jarecki af Horne- coming Dance. Social acfivify is generally regarded as insignifi- canf in a schools funcfioning. Schools are praised for fheir scholasfic achievemenf, for fheir excellence in oleloafing or sporfs: buf rarely is if menfioned, excepf by adverfising bullefins, fhaf a school has a friendly afmosphere. Yef man, as a social being, requires such an afmosphere if he is fo work af all efficienfly. By ifs very nafure a school should educafe in fhis vifal area. If if does nof, if suffers along wifh fhe sfudenf. When fhere is a kinship befween sludenfs, The harmony is faken for granfed, lf is only when fhere is nof, fhaf .af someone fakes nofice. Sfudenf relafions af fheir besf. such as fhey are af socials, homecoming, or graduafion, are a solid vehicle for a susfained school spirify af fheir worsf, such as when disrupfed by cliques or conflicfing inferesfs, can cripple a school and desfroy ifs spirif. ln keeping wifh 'lhe principle, fhen, fhaf a school musf educafe fhe whole man, school-sponsored social funcfions fake on a new significance. Pep rallies, socials, and fhe like are nof a descenf of school officials info frivolify, buf a parf of fhe school policy fo educafe fhe sfudenf socially. lllblili Il , i X, x. ' '.. !4:' i . 4 v , HBE!!! . Hqagseahi '+' 32 eng Us f QM!-up gp , ?i?'f-Mt'-wi F -f is f , 3, ., A A4 h, . FQ- X4 Ya - f 't.'l QL? ' ,,,.k . I -5,2 Hn , -. rn ma JJ, M rw QZAV . A X IRQ, M., .ff if ? E .1 1 .fra if 4 - 9 if nm x X, 5 ff xx? 1 if -1 ,,.- Sim. -MW x u.....A f ,.x V -M Z 3- L 5 ...S Nw ,K Ag, 15' X gg ' N x ,- V ,5 . 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An oufsfanding accomplishmenf in sporfs or a mound of frophies in fhe office of some acfivify can leave a pleasanf feeling, louf only if fhe year has been a scholasfic success. If nafion-wide fesfs can be a criferion, Sl. lgnafius seems fhis year fo have surpassed ifself. As well as fhis speaks of in- dividual feaching apfifudes and mefhods, if is even more a fribufe fo The Jesuif goal - fo educafe fhe whole man fo praise, reverence. and serve God. As we look over fhe nexf few pages and fhe smiling faces of our ex- feachers, here and fhere one may recall a personal affracfion which engendered a fierce loyalfy in us or a foible which we hungrily dissecfed over fhe lunch falole. Whafever The case, we will nof forgef our feachers wifh Jrhe chemical formulae, famous baffles, or Lafin declensions by which fhey invaded our world. Their memory will linger longer, for fhey helped us fo grow up. Very Reverend Vincenf G. Savage, S.J. Presidenl' of Sf. lgnafius High School ADMINISTRATION Dear Graduafes of l96O: The Faculfy joins me in congrafulafing you on fhe successful complefion of your course of sfudies af Sf. Ignafius l'ligh School. Your diploma represenfs and cerfifies a con- siderable degree of achievemenf and, af fhe same fime, admifs you fo fhe vasf group of Jesuif alumni who are found fhroughouf fhe world. Four years ago you enfered Sf. lgnafius as boys: now you leave as young men. During fhose imporfanf years, like Our Lord, you advanced nof only in age, buf also in wisdom and grace. By your sfudies you increased your lcnowledge and acquired fhe habil' of logical, discriminafing fhoughr. Through daily associafion wifh feach- ers and fellow sfudenfs you formed friendships which will be firm and life-long. Above all, you came fo a deeper, more mafure undersfanding and appreciafion of your Faifh and of fhe principles of moralify which are based on fha? Faifh. Cafholic eclucafion is a God-given grace which is cor- fainly nof infended merely fo increase your earning power and fhereby enable you fo secure a more bounfiful share of fhe 'Ihings of fhis world. Rafher, if is infended fo malce you a frue aposfle in fhe circle in which you move - a man, who, by his unyielding adherence fo fhe feachings of his Faifh, leads ofhers fo Chris? by his example. Courage and sacrifice will be required fo wifhsfand fhe corrupfing in- fluence of a maferialisfic philosophy which is all foo pre- valenf and which will encourage you fo gef whaf you can and will excuse illicif pracfices on fhe grounds fhaf everye body does if . May God give you fhe grace always fo be leaders for good and nof followers of false prophefs. E. I Reverend John F. Sullivan, S.J. Principal of Sf. lgnafius High School Rev. Roberf E. Beclcman, S.J. Assisfanl Principal Falliers' Club Moderalor Speech l, Ill Brofher Michael T. O'Connor, S.J. Regislrar Rev. George W. Sfeenlren, S.J. Fallier Minisler Sociology III Miss Joan Terracina Mrs, Elfredg Trigic Secrelary lc lhe Treasurer Secrefary +0 the Principal Miss Eleanor Rapafa Mrs. Anne Jendro Secrefary fo flue Assisfanl Principal Receplionisf X Rev. Ambrose B. Forsfhoofol, S.J Treasurer Fr. I. H. Whifehead, S.J. Mr. J. W. Glaser, S.J. Mr. A. F. Kirk, S.J. LaTin I LaTin I, II LaTin I1 Hisfory ll Senior Soclalify MocIeraTor BooksTore AssT, DirecTor Wolves Weekly ModeraTor Fr. J. H. McCummiskey, S.J. l.aTin II: MoThers' Club MocIeraTor, Public Re,IaTions DirecTor7 Alumni AssT. ModeraTor In a Time when many sysTems and TradiTions are losing Their idenTiTy, The LANGUAGES classics division OT educaTion aT ST. IgnaTius is sTiII wiTh us. IT is noT a sTaTic division, sTiTIed by a classical aTmosphere oT emoTionIess discussion and sTiITed phraseology, and clung To unreasonably by aging educaTors. Those who were aTTracTed To choose LaTin or Greek as eIecTives by conTacT wiTh Caesar's Gallic sWars as sophomores realize This is noT The case. Classical IiTeraTure and The web of hisTory and myThoIogy ThaT is iTs background can be dynamic and is made so by The inTeresT of sTudenT 'and Teacher. The classics graduaTe has read, in Cicero's own periodic prose, oT his TuTiIe aTTempT To save Rome as a republic by quashing CaTiIine's revoIT. VirgiI's pulsing hexameTer has Told him of Aeneas's escape from burning Troy and oT his desTiny To Tound The unTorgeTTabIe ciTy of Rome. From anoTher poinl of view, Homer recounTs To The IgnaTius classics scholar a Greek's odyssey from Troy wiTh an imaginaTion ThaT rivals ThaT oT Lewis Carroll. IT is Through such maTeriaI ThaT lgnaTians are inTroduced To The greaT wriTers ol anTiquiTy. BUT ST. lgnaTius's TacuITy has noT been Toiling Tor generaTions in blissful assurance ThaT all lgnaTians love and undersTand The classics. There are many oT us who obTain more saTisTacTion from one oT The vernaculars, wiTh Their less formidable grammar and Ii+era+ure. For many years, French and Spanish 'Filled This need. Rece-nTIy, Russian's guTTeraI Tones invaded The domain of These sunshine languages, TurTher Mr. F. J. Raispis LaTin III. IV Freshman SocIaIiTy lvIoderaTor Harlequins Assl. ModeraTor Mr. M. J. Moore, S.J. Greek II, III, IV DebaTing DirecTor diIuTing ST. lgnaTius's aTmosphere wiTh iTs breaTh of black bread and Tundra. Fr. M. F. Meyers, S.J. MF- J- R- Weil. S--I- LaTin I: Russian III I-GIIH II. III Religion I: Speech I, IV Head Cross CounTry Coach AThIeTic Asst ModeraTor AssT. Track Coach Senior DebaTing ModeraTor HISTORY Mr J D K sela SJ. I Mr. J. R. Sweeney, S.J. French II, III, IV The Prep Moderafor Mr. R. J. Barfolozzi Spanish Ill, IV Popular Lafin feacher Mr. Frank J. Raispis shows fhe ioy of his feacherfs hearl' af fhe news of Senior Merfy Doherfy's Firsf Place in fhe Inferscholasfic Lafin Con- fesf. There are few subjecfs as universally liked by sfudenfs as hisfory. The reason is simple: hisfory lends ifself fo undersfanding on a number of levels. Af ifs ele- menfary funcfion, as a fale, no ofher liferafure can mafch fhe enduring inferesf and freshness of hisI'ory's accounf of fhe rise and fall of nafions. inferspersed wifh re- vealing anecdofes of famous people. The hisfory courses we are faughf af Sf. lgnafius, fhough only a beginning in fhis vasf subiecf. do show us how The Church has been an undeniable influence for good on fhe fhoughl' of mankind. Afheisfs fhrash abouf and hoarsely insisf fhaf a viewpoinf bafhed in fhe Iighl of Faifh only 'rwisfs fhe facfs. Thoughf and ex- perience affirm fhaf such a viewpoinf rafher unfangles fhem. Mr' R' L' Connelly MT- C- D- Carrol' Mr. L. J. Schnierer, S.J. Hisfory ly Lafin I Higfory I, III Hisforyl Speech IV: Head Swimming Coach Speech IV Chicagoans Club Moderne, Freshman Foofball Coach . . . y , . I-Iisfory llg Speech ll Visual Aids Direcfor Melody Knighfs Ivloderafor Track 81 Cross Counfry Assf. Coach Fr. W. J. Shanley, S.J. English I Alumni ModeraTor Fr. R. F. Burnham, S.J. English lV Honor SocieTy ModeraTor STudenT Council ModeraTor Mr. D. D. Dunningan. S.J. Mr. P. J. Henry, S.J. Fr. C. J. Cagney, S.J English lll: HisTory l English lV: LaTin lll English ll, lll BoolrsTore DirecTor Junior DebaTing ModeraTor Religion ll Business DirecTor Head Golf Coach AThleTic MocleraTor Bowling lv1oderaTor ENGLISH The Tour years oT English aT ST. lgnaTius are aimed To give The sTudenT conTrol over his language. The inTegraTed Wri+ing series is perhaps unique in iTs simple, eTTecTive approach To improving criTical and creaTive wriTing. Each year also uses a liTeraTure TexTboolc, which sTresses hisfarical and sociolog- ical developmenT, wiTh discussions oT represenTaTive worlcs Trom every period of BriTish and American liTeraTure. To supplemenr This, There was inTroduced Three years ago a poclceTboolc program. From an experimenT, iT has become, aTTer Two overwhelmingly Tavorable sTudenT polls, an insTiTuTion. WiTh Their handy TormaTs and inexhausTible varieTy, poclceT boolcs more Than anyThing else have made The wriTTen word popular wiTh lgnaTians. BuT iT is noT enough To loe proTicienT only in wriTing one's language. SiTu- aTions will arise where The spolcen word is oT inTiniTely more value Than The wriTTen. ST. lgna'l'ius wanTs To gracluaTe leaders capable of Thinking on Their TeeT and Tulfilling such a need. To This end iT has made cumpulsory a Tour- year oral English course co-ordinaTed wiTh The WriTing series. This is noT iusT 'a TexTboolc course in The Theory of speech habiTs. Every lgnaTian has many Times sTiTled buTTerTlies and emoTions before his suddenly awesome class- maTes To gain The experience which is The only door To verbal eTTecTiveness. Mr. C. E. Munaf Mr- E- J- MaHimoe. SJ- Mr. R. G. Polalrowslii, S.J. Mr. W. R. Men English Il l5fjQl'Sl1 l- Ill English l, ll English l: Speech l, lll Speech ll 5P'f'f Modeffilof Harlequins ModeraTor Remedial Reading PosTer Club ModeraTor Fr. G. A. Wallenhorsh S.J. Religion Ill Senior Sfudenf Counselor Tesfing Program Direcfor Fr. W. G. Lauer, S.J. Fr. W. J. Flynn, S.J. Fr. R. T. Grani S J Religion li Lafin I Religion ll Freshman and Sophomore Fine Arfs Club Moderallor Freshman S+udenl' Sfudenf Counselor Counselor RELIGION AND COUNSELING One essenlial purpose of our Religion courses al Sainl lgnaiius is such a knowledge of ihe Calholic Religion lhal a sfudenl will be able Io explain and defend, if necessary. ils doclrines and iis reasoning. Bul lhere is anoiher goal which our religion Jreachers would wani lo link 'ro lhis - personal holiness. To achieve This. sludenis are urged 'ro look beyond Ihe mailer in lhe lexi- boolc, because Ihe prinled word has liHle meaning wiihoul experience. When a siudenl faces a personal problem which he realizes is his alone lo solve, and he hesilafes lo choose a final solufion, experience. bolh worldly and spirifual, from anoiher source is ofien necessary. Any +eacher. of course, could be lapped for advice: buf some sludenis mighi be unwilling To change The relaiionship 'io +ha+ of an adviser. Therefore, individual counselors in mal- Fr. E. T. Wiairalr, S.J. Religion III, IV Jrers boih academic and spirifual, are appoinled each year. From fhese sfudenf counselors. lgnalians find +he advice +hey need and seek. Afrer our 'Four years we musi admi+ ihar our coniacl wilh The sfudenl counselors had a much greaier parr in our formaiion Than we ihoughf. Fr. B. J. Mulhern, S.J. Fr. E. A. Moosbrugger, S.J. Fr. L. J. Eve'H, S J Sodaliiy Direcfor Religion lg Speech l. III Religion IV: Speech IV Mass Servers Moderafor Junior Sfudenf Counselor Head Tennis Coach Mr. E. A. Schmidf Algebra I, III Plane Geomefry II Fr. W. P. Hagedorn, S.J. Fr. E. L. Fergus. S.J. Mr, C, J, Muelleman Chemisfry III, IV Physics III. IV Physics IV: Mafh III Radio Club Moderafor Speech III SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS Algebra I Mr. F. J. Granzeier, S.J Plane Geomefry II Junior and Sophomore Sodalify Moderafor Fr. D. J. McCar+hy, S.J. As fhe benefifs of advanced 'lechnology have become more app-arenf and more bounfiful, our civilizafion, in parficular our educafors, have become very science-conscious. For fhose whose apfifudes or preferences fend fhaf way. SI. Ignafius can capiure fheir spark. nurfure if info a flame, and send him off Io shine in Iaborafories, seeking new fronfiers in -a maze of bubbling fesf fubes. Our excelleni' science curricula are nof hasry fill-ins, defenses againsi space-conscious parenfs. S+. Ignafius anficipafed Spufnik when four years ago a pressurized course doing 'advance work was inaugu- rafed. The firsf producfs of fhis experimenf graduafe fhis year wifh a working knowledge of elemenfary algebra. plane and analyfic geomefry, frigonomefry, and a semesfer of elemenfary calculus. In addifion fhey sfudied a year each of physics and chemisfry. Moreover all fhe Ignafians who are faking mafh and science. Though noi in Ihe advanced program. find fheir courses equally infensive and effecfive. And even fhough many sfudenfs never see a lab affer Ihey leave SI. lgnafius. no one leaves unfouched by science's 'reas- ing hinf of mysfery from a few sfriking ideas 'rhaf will only die slowly. Mr. G. T. Hughes Fr. F. J. Reif, S.J. Algebra I: Mafh IV Algebra I7 Speech I Special Mafh Courses Religion I, II Fly and Banfam Baskefball Coach Mech. Drawing Course Aposfleship of Prayer HealTh Courses I-lead Librarian SOCIAL STUDIES Fr. J. B. Esmalrer, S.J. Fr. C. J. Sedlack, S.J. Coach Hinger and The I.ighTs ,, n T ,I . ' - , . ' .. PI ,X , A sTudenT in The Modern Language course, in addiTion To learning one oT The Romance Tongues, in a sense also learns an- oTher language, The language of sociology and economics. This language is The key To a new undersTanding of The Tamiliar world of Tamily, neighborhood-parish, marl4eT, banking, and commerce. LocaTed in The midsl' of a ciTy wiTh sociological problems, ST. lgnaTius Tries To TosTer in us The sociological mindedness Tor which Chicagoans are well lcnown. And so. guided Tours have broughT us To such places as The counTy iail, ciTy courTs, ciTy housing proiecTs, and The lilce. Mr- J- L- C-SSPGY Mr. F. V. Salerno Mr. R. J. Hinger AIQSIDFG I7 Speech III. IV Economics IV Physical EducaTion I, ll ASSISIGUI FOOTBGII Coach Driving I AThleTic Direcfor I-lead FooTball Coach Head BaskeTball Coach Mr. R. J. Mailliard, Ph.D. Head Track Coach I nk X 0 Q ww.. P NN Q x WH 'L '- fgwht z . K X Q .Za .4 kr? 5 f ' I i SWQX S , 5 f fx ng, Li . 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The sTudenT, who accep-Ts, who exercises indusTry, TalenT, yes, even courage. in whaTever proporTion he possesses Them, is The viTal TacTor, The doer: and The Teacher and coach exisT only because of Their connecTion wiTh him. This year was anoTher measure Torward in The crescendo oT ac- complishmenT which is The sTory oT SainT lgnaTius. And when The TacTs are explored more Thoroughly, The sTudenT grows even more in sTaTure. For insTance, despiTe a relaTive pauciTy oT TaciliTies our aThleTic deparTmenT manages To Tield always conTending, TrequenTly ouTsTanding Teams in every sporTs deparTmenT. BuT This TribuTe To lgnaTians should noT be confined To Them in connecTion wiTh school. AT home, aT worlc, wherever a sTudenT shows a liTTle generosiTy or does an unnoTiced kindness he is advancing The cause of SainT lgnaTius. And ThaT is why our achievernenT is noT luclc. CLASS GFFICERS PRESIDENT Richard Henry Lee 9945 Soufh Claremonf Avenue Chicago 43, Illinois Sain? Barnabas Honors' I,2.3,4: Honor Sociefy 3. iSec.l 4: Sodalify 4: Men of fhe Eucharisl 3: Si'uden+ Council 3.4: Prom Commiilee 3,4: Foolball iMgr.l l,2,3,4. John Alvin Miles 82l Souih Highland Avenue Oak Park, Illinois Ascension Class Honors l,2,3: Honors 4: Honor Sociery 2,3,4: Sodalify I, lPref.l 2, lSec.l 3,4: Men of ihe Eucharisl' 3: Srudenl' Council l,2,3.4: Spirii' l,2,3, lEd.-in-Chiefl 4: Wolves Weekly 2: Debaiing 2: Vo- cabulary Club 4: Prom Com- millee 4: Track I,2: Swimming l,2: Cross Couniry I. VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY Daniel Joseph O'Brien 5l3O Wesl' Quincy Slreel Chicago 44, Illinois Resurreciion Honors I,2,3,4: Honor Socieiy 4: Aposileship of Prayer 3,4: Sludenf Council 4: Solemn Mass Servers 2,3: Prom Com- miiiee 4: Foofball l,3,4: Track l,2,4: Swimming 2,3,4. Nicholas Joseph Ellen lO2I4 Soulh Oakley Avenue Chicago 43, Illinois Sain? Barnabas Honors l,3,4: Aposlleship of Prayer 3.4: Sludenl' Council 3.4: Prom Commiiiee 4: Fool- ball l,2,3, lCo-Capti 4: Bas- keiball l,2: Track l,2,3,4. TREASURER --1 6' 1- - .r -7-WAKL s :..-'-1... 'QD ,-,' fir' th X I SE QMS- AMDG O Nicholas John Achille Gerard Thomas Adams 6309 Norfh Kolmar Avenue Chicago 46, Illinois Queen of All Sainls Honors I.2,3,4: Aposlleship ol Pra er 34' Men of Ihe Eucha Y v I ' V' Isl 3: Harlequin Business Slall 47 Fall Feslival 4. . . . Q Z 4 CO xxixj John Joseph Araclo B cl' J h 9647 Soulh Bell Avenue Chicago 43, Illinois Sainl' Barnabas Honors l,2,3,4: Men of The Eucharisl' 3: Debaling I: Harle- quins 4g Track 2. 9744 Soufh Loomis Sfreef Chicago 43, Illinois Sainl' Mar aref of Scolland Q Honors l,2: Aposfleship of Prayer I.2: Men of fhe Eu- charisl 3. She ICI 0 H Afmvn Joseph Dominic Armonda 4403 Soulh Rockwell Sheer Chicago 32, Illinois lmmaculale Concepfion Honors I.2,3,4g Men of Ihe Eucharisl' 3: Harlequins 3.4: Cross Counlry 3: Bowling 3. IOIO Soufh Carpenier Sfreel' Chicago 7. Illinois Holy Family Aposlleship of Prayer 2,33 Men of Ihe Eucharisl' 3i Bowling 3. Audrius Sieve Aglinskas 57I5 Soufh Richmond Sfreef Chicago 29, Illinois Sainf Clare of Monfefalco Honors I,2,3,4: Honor Sociely 2.3,4: Debaling I. lPres.l 2, 3,47 Forensics 2.3.41 Harlequins 2,3.4: Choir 2: Glee Club 2: Eloculion Confesl 2.3.4: SI. Thomas More Club 2: Bowl- ing 3.4. Rimes Liuberf Balraiiis 5202 Soufh Fairfield Avenue Chicago 32, Illinois Immaculale Conceplion Honors I,2,3,47 Baslcelball 3,45 Traclc I,2. Andrew Benedicl Barry James Thomas Barry Aloysius Joseph Barllrus 975l Soulh Hamillon Avenue Chicago 43, Illinois Sainl Barnabas Aposlleship ol Prayer l,2,3,4: Harlequin Business Sfafl 4: Swimming 3.4. Robert John Beleclris 722I Soulh Mozarl Avenue Chicago 29, Illinois Sainl Adrian Honors I,2,3,4-7 Men of lhe Eucharisl' 3: Debaling I,2g Harlequins 3,41 Bowling 3.4. lO523 Soulh Sl. Louis Avenue Chicago 43, Illinois Queen of Marlyrs Honors 3,41 Aposlleship of Prayer 3.4: Harlequin Business Slaff 4: Foafball l. 69l8 Soulh Weslern Avenue Chicago 36, Illinois Nalivify of The Blessed Virgin Mary Honors l,2,3,47 Aposlleship of Prayer 3,47 Men of l'he Eu- charisl 3: Baskelloall l,2.3,4g Track I. fi 'Q s'-AK, 'K-gb Q ' ' I ' 5 Rm- t X ff I li 1 s s 3 vs I '4 lj ' 00:-1 yi X 'mov ,. 1 we -tf gi? 351' L5 -JI John Jerry Berelr K' Edward James Berleman Ralph John Berlz 224l Wesl Campbell Park 9034 Soulh Ada Avenue 300l Wesl' Cermalc Road Chicago l2, Illinois Chicago 20, Illinois Chicago 23, Illinois Sainl Callislus Sain? Kilian Sainf Casimir Honors l.2,3,4g Aposlleship of Honors l,2.3g Aposlleship of Aposlleship of Prayer 3,4 Prayer 33 Men of 'rhe Euchar- Prayer 3.4: Men of fhe Euchar- Foofball l. isl 3: Prep 43 Spiril' l,2,3,4: is+ 3: Foofball 3,45 Harlequins Cross Counlry lMgr.l 2 4. Harlequins ICO-Siege Mgr. 3.4. Franl: Marion Bonifacic l432 Norlh Weslern Avenue Chicago 22, Illinois Sain? Aloysius Honors I.2,3.4. Sludenl Coun- cil 1.2. Debaling l.2. Harlequins 3.4. Foolball I, Algimanias Clemenf Bronisas Jose 4-353 Soulh Maplewood Avenue Chicago 32. Illinois Sainl George Honors l.2,3.4. Sodalily l.2. Foolball I,2.3. ph Michael Bruno IOI3 Soulh Newberry Avenue Chicago 7, Illinois Holy Guardian Angel Honors 2.3.4. Aposlleship ol' Prayer 3.4. Bernard Todd Burke Dennis Edward Burke Edward John Burke John Charles Bu lrovslri I9 I9 Soulh Racine Avenue Chicago 8. lllinois Sainf Procopius Honors 4. 9020 Soulh Throop Sfreel Chicago 20. Illinois Sainl Kilian Foolball 3. 73OI Soulh Marshfield Avenue Chicago 36. Illinois Sainlcluslin Marlyr Quigley Prep l.2.3. Aposlleship of Prayer 4. 5405 Wesl Quincy Slreel Chicago 44. Illinois Resurrecfion Quigley Prep l,2,3. Aposlleship of Prayer 4. l Romuald Michael Burneilzis 36I3 Soulh Union Avenue Chicago 9. Illinois Sainl George Honors 3.4. Eloculion Conlesf Finalisl l. Baslrelball I,2. Traclc 2. Cross Counfry 3. Roberl Andrew Burnson Thomas John Bufler 3539 Wesr 62nd Place Chicago 29, Illinois Sainf Nicholas of Tolenline Sodalily I. Spiril l.2. Golf 2.4. William Earl Corkaonneau 8007 Soufh Mozarf Slreel Chicago 52. Illinois Sain? Thomas More Soclalily 3.4. Men of The Eu- charisl 3. Spiril 4. Wolves Weekly 4. Foolball I. Swim- ming l.2,3.4. 6059 Soulh California Avenue Chicago 29. Illinois Saint Rila Honors I,2.3.4. Aposlleship of Prayer I.2.Iv1en of Ihe Eucharisl 3. Prep 2.3. Baskellaall l,2,3.4. Track l.2.3.4. Cross Counlry I.2. Marlin Joseph Carey James Alberl' Callahan 7I27 Wesl 5Is+ Place Chicago 38. Illinois Sain+Joseps's. Summit Ill. Honors 3.4. Sodalily 2.3.4. Men ol' Ihe Eucharisl 3. Sludenl Council 2.3.4. Bowling 3. Michael Joseph Carey 69I9 Soulh May Slreel Chicago 2I. Illinois Sacred Hearf Honors I, Men of lhe Eucharisl 3. Track 2.3.4. 3944 Soulh California Avenue Chicago 32. Illinois SainIJoseph and Sain? Ann Aposlleship of Prayer I. Track 2. Frank John Canlefio 220 Soulh Taylor Avenue Oak Park, Illinois Sain? Calherine of Siena Aposlleship of Prayer 3.4. Men of Ihe Eucharisl 3. Foolball I.2.3,4. Track 2.3.4. Richard Palrick Carmody 8345 Soulh Ada Slreer Chicago 20. Illinois Sain? Kilian Honors l.2,3.4. Aposlleship of Prayer 3.4. Men of Ihe Eucha- risl' 3. Harlequins 3.4. Basker- ball 2. James Richard Caseboll F IO335 Soulh Wood Slreel Chicago 43. Illinois Sainl Barnabas Honors 3. Men of lhe Eucha- ranlr Joseph Casey 7436 Soulh Paxlon Avenue Chicago 49, Illinois Sainl Philip Neri Men of The Eucharisl 3. Swim- Roberl John Casey 23 IO Wesl 9 I sf Slreel Chicago 20, Illinois Chrisl lhe King Honors l,3,4. Bowling 3. Cha rles Joseph Casselo 847 Wesl Taylor Slreel Chicago 7. Illinois Holy Guardian Angel Honors 3. Sludenl Council 3,4. Foolball l.2.3, ICO-Captl 4. risl 3. Harlequins 4. Fall Fesli. ming 3. val Stall 4. Solemn Mass Servers I. Swimming I,2,3. GXY Q ' 1 7 . fl of Q Q ,L ll f I s O . - , i Q: f '5 R ' ,A J I .1 ' 3 ', ,r -1 Q 5-f Raymond Charles Cavanagh John Thomas Cherone Chesfer John Ciemny 2206 Wes? I l2lh Slreel Chicago 43, Illinois Sain? Caielan Honors l,2,3,4. Sodalily l,2,3,4. Men ol' lhe Eucharisl 3. Debal- ing I,2,3. 7723 Norlh Sheridan Road Chicago 26, Illinois Sainhlerome Honors I,2. Men of lhe Eucha- risl 3. Choir 2. Glee Club 2. Traclc I,2.3.4. Cross Counlry 2.3, ICO-Captl 4. 3401 Soulh Aberdeen Slreel Chicago 8, Illinois Sain? Mary of Perpefual Help Honors 2.4. Baslcelball 2. Golf 3.4. Bowling 3. Richard Eugene Clouiier 2052 Wesi79iI'1 Place Chicago 20, Illinois Lillie Flower Men of lhe Eucharisl 3. Solemn Mass Servers I.2.3. James Edward Connell 95l Norlh Lorel Avenue Chicago Sl. Illinois Our Lady Help of Chrisiians Honors I.2.3.4. Sodaliiy I.2. lVice-Pres.I 3.4. Men of 'Ihe Eucharisl 3. Sludenl' Council 2.4. Solemn Mass Servers l,2.3,4. Track 2.4. Joseph Michael Collins l20 Soufh Kosiner Avenue Chicago 24, Illinois Saini Mel Honors I,3,4. Men oi ihe Eu- charlsi' 3. Traclc I, Neal Michael Condon 345I Wes? 6O+h Slreel Chicago 29. Illinois Saini Nicholas of Toleniine Honors I,2,3.4. Men of lhe Eu- charisi 3. Spiri+ I,2. Debaling I. Forensics 2. Tennis 2.3.4. ,11-XV 0111 11-1-1 -- 1-11 ...i-v fi ! 4MDG O o 05 W 6' f.: - J' X I-' ii' .- 'E ' E-1w'Q4l it 'L ' fgsg x 7' 7' X Q46 - . X wx John Joseph Considine Louis Carmen Consiamo James Millward Conway 3836 Wesl 76'rh Place Chicago 52. Illinois Si. Bede lhe Venerable Aposlleship of Prayer 3.4. Traclc 2.3.4. Cross Counlry 3. 9I9 Soulh Oakley Boulevard l254 Norih Mayfield Avenue Chicago I2, Illinois Chicago Sl, Illinois Saini Callislus Sain? Angela Honors 3.4. Men of lhe Eucha- Honors I.2.3.4. Men of rho Eu rigf 3, charisr 3. Golf 2. Bowling 3. Arlhur Peler Copelr 22 I 2 We-si 23rd Sire-el Chicago 8. Illinois Our Lady of Vilna Honors I.2.3.4. Soclaliiy l.2.3.4. Men of The Eucharisf 3. Vo- cabulary Club 4. Choir 2. Glee Club 2. Robert Emmeff Cronin 99085oull'1Hoyne Avenue Chicago 43. Illinois Sain? Barnabas Honors l.2.3,4. Honor Sociely 4. Spiril' 3. ICO-Sporls-Edl 4. Uebaling I. Harlequin Business Sfaif 3.4. Track I. Golf 2.3.4. Bowling 3.4. Thomas Irvin Corcoran Pairick Francis Cosgrove Kenne+h James Creed 350I Wesi 97fh Sfreel 2508 Wes? I I3Ih Sireel 8218 Soufh Chrisfiana Avenue Evergreen Parlc 42. Illinois Chicago 43, Illinois Chicago 52. Illinois Holy Redeemer Saint Cajetan Saini Denis Honors 3.4. Sodalily I,2.3.4. Apogflesl-,gp of Prayer 3.4, Men Honors 2, Sodalily l.2.3.4. Men Men of 'the Eucharisl 3. gf fl-ye Eucharigf 3. Fine Arg of Ihe Eucharisi 3, Spirif 4. Associafion 2.3. Bowling 3. Thomas Ford Cunningham John James Cwil: lO645 Soulh Hale eooV2N0f+i1HOmsn Avenue Chicago 43. Illinois Chicago 24, Illinois Sainl' Barnabas Sain? Mallhew Honors l.3.4. Spirif 2. Honors 3. Track 3. Cross Coun- Iry 3. Golf 3.4. Ronald John Czailra 5037 Wesl 32nd Slroel Cicero 50. Illinois Sainl Mary Czeslochowa Hfonors l.2.3.4. Aposfleship oi Prayer 3. Men of rho Eucharisl 3.4. Harlequins 4. Bernard Phillip Czerwinslci 2350 Soulh Whipple Slreel Chicago 23, Illinois Sainl Casimir Aposlleship of Prayer 3. Slamp Club I,2. Foolball I. Dennis Aloysius Dernbach 4939 Wesl' Washinglon Blvd. Chicago 44, Illinois SainIThomasAquina5 Honors I. Sodalily I.2,3,4. Aposlleship of Prayer 2, Men ol lhe Eucharisf 3. Foolball I.2,3,4. Traclc l,2. Franlr Anlhony Daddino Charles Gregory Davidson l406 Wesl Lawler Avenue Chicago 5I, Illinois Sain? Pefer Canisius 7639 Norfh Okelo Avenue Niles 48, Illinois SainlJuIiana Honors I. Debaling I. John Francis Denvir IO34I Soulh I-Ioyne Avenue Chicago 43. Illinois Sain? Barnabas I-Ionors I,2,3,4. Men of Ihe Eucharisl 3. Sfudenl Council I. Spiril' 2.3. Prep 3. Harlequins 4 Donald Vincenl DeSanIi Marlin Joseph Doherly William Francis Doran IO27 Sourh May Sire:-3+ Chicago 7, Illinois Holy Family Men ol' Ihe Eucharisl' 3, Sludenl Council 2.3. Foofball I. 5658 Wes? Lalce Slreel Chicago 44, Illinois Sain? Lucy I-Ionors I,2,3,4. I-lonor Sociely 4. Sodalily I,2,3,4. Prep ILII- erary Ed.l 4. Spiril 3,4. Wolves Weeltly 3.4. Debaling I. VO- cabulary Club 4. Firsl Place in lnlerscholaslic Lalin Conlesl 4. 9236 Soulh Peoria Avenue Chicago 20. Illinois Sainf Margarel ol Scolland I-Ionors I,2,3,4. Harlequins l,2. Richard Herman Driehaus 9253 South Elizabeth Street Chicago 20. Illinois Saint Margaret ot Scotland Sodality I.2. Patrick James Dowling Denis James Downs Edmund Leon Drago I7I I East 83rd Road 3409 West 59th Place 33I5 West 65th Place Chicago I7, Illinois Chicago 29. Illinois Chicago 29. Illinois Saint Felicitas Saint Nicholas ot Tolenfine Saint Nicholas of Tote,-.fine Football I. Poster Club I. Tennis I. Honors I,2,3,4, Honor Society 34, Men ot the Eucharist 3.4. Debating I.2.3.4. Forensics 4. Harlequins 3.4. Stamp Club 2. Chess Club I.2,3.4. Tennis I.2. lCapt.l 3 81 4. A Stax' ' , ,iff Q. I . so Ii 'Ms 9 s 'Yr S 1 Gow I . hs ' Toogasfaff' Ii 'r 1' I do fi 5 J x I-QOH I-GCOUI' Dl'0let. Jr- Thomas Charles Dubniclx Frederick George Duclihorn I35O North Sedgwick Street Chicago IO. Illinois Immaculate Conception Loyola Academy I. Honors 2. Men ot the Eucharist 3. Har- lequins 3.4. Poster Club 4. Radio Club 4. Cross Country lMgr.l 3 8: 4. IOOI North Long Avenue Chicago SI. Illinois Our Lady Help ot Christians Sodality 2.3.4. Men ot the Eu- charist 3. Solemn Mass Servers 2.3.4. Football I. Swimming 2.3.4. 2224 North Kimball Avenue Chicago 47, Illinois Our Lady ot Grace Honors I. Football I.234 Traclc I.2. Apr.. Dennis Paul Dunne SOOO Soulh Conslance Avenue Chicago I7, Illinois Our Lady ol Peace Honors l,3,4. Men ol ihe Eucha- risi 3. Uebafinq 3. Elocuiion Coniesl Finalisl 2. John Maurice Fiizgerald IO734 Soulh Arlesian Avenue Chicago 43. Illinois Sain? Caieian Honors 2. Sodalily l.2,3,4. Men of ihe Eucharisf 3. Wolves Weekly 2. Debaling l,2,3.4. Forensics l,2,3,4. Choir 2, Glee Club 2. Slamp Club l. Elocu- tion Coniesi 4, Thomas Russell Dunne 3701 Wesl85lh Sireel Chicago 52, Illinois Sain? Denis Honors I,2.3,4. Honor Socieiy 4. Aposlleship of Prayer 3.4. Men of 'lhe Eucharisi 3. Prep 2.3, ICO-Sporis Ecl.I 4. Baslcei- ball l,2,3,4. Roberl Byrne Fisher 6I59 Soufh Fairfield Avenue Chicago 29, Illinois Saint Rita Honors 2,3,4. Aposlleship of Prayer 3.4. Baslceiball l,2,3, ICO-Caphl 4. John Eugene Flavin John Francis Flynn 4l46 Wesl Adams Chicago 24, Illinois Sainl Mel-Holy Ghosl Honors I 2,3,4. Sodalily l,2,3,4. Men of lhe Eucharisi 3.4. Siu- deni Council 2. Spirit 3. De- baling I,2. Forensics l,2. Harlequins 4. Foolloall 2.3.4. Track 2.3. IO33O Soulh Hoyne Avenue Chicago 43, Illinois Sainl Barnabas Honors 2,3,4. Men ol ihe Eu- charisi 3. Choir 2, Fooiball IMqr.I 4. fc 'Ki Nm fl!! o new MIC liz TGV P N 70 099 or--4.0 -,Q ie, f Qs ns. IZ ,S- 577 f V, . ' 7. I l,f'.' ,f, V4L..Q A ?m'Gu:W N fxx. - I X 3 an I iiiii rum E X My y Anlhony Louis Fonfana IOI2 Soufh Aberdeen Chicago 7, Illinois Holy Family Honors l,2.3,4. Soclalily 2.3.4. Sludenl Council I,3,4. Spirif I,2,3, INewsmalcer Ed.I 4. Hon- or Sociely 4. Lawrence Edward Gaichas IIBO6 Soulh Arfesian Avenue Chicago 43, lllinois SainfWalfer Honors I,2,3,4. Men oi the Eucharisl 3. Prep lCo-Ed.-in- Chiefl 4. Honor Sociefy 4. Track l,2.3,4. l l ,ry . if X. n,.rL, 5, .V K, ,J V sl! William Edward Galanfi 9806 Soulh Leavi++ Sheer Chicago 43. lllinois Sainl Barnabas Aposlleship of Prayer 3.4. Men of lhe Eucharisi 3. Charles Frank Garrison James Raymond Gaudio Kevin Eugene Gallagher l756 Wesf IOO+h Slreel' Chicago 43, lllinois Sain? Barnabas Honors 2. Men of lhe Eucha- ris'r 3. Football 3,4. Track l Michael Louis Genlile Roberf Richard Garb 6BI8 Soufh Talrnan Avenue Chicago 29, Illinois Naliyiiy ol' The Blessed Virg Mary in Honors I.2.3,4.Sodali1y 2. H ii lequins 3,4. Bowling 3,4. I IO7 Soulh Racine Avenue Chicago 7, lllinois Holy Family Saini Joseph's Prep l,2. Hon- ors 3.4. 739 Norih Spaulding Avenue Chicago 24, lllinois Our Lady of Angels Honors l,2,3,4. Bowling 3. 924 Sou+h Garibaldi Place Chicago 7, Illinois Our Lady oi Pompeii Honors 2,3,4. Charles Frank Giampa 923 Souih Bishop Siroel Chicago 7, lllinois Our Lady of Pompeii John Francis Glalz 702I Soulh Racine Avenue Chicago 36. Illinois Sacred Hearf Honors I,2.3.4. Men of fhe Eu- charisf 3. Debaling I.2,3. Track l,2,3. Donald Charles Gould 920 Norlh Lockwood Avenue Chicago SI. Illinois Our Lady Help of Chrislians Quigley l.2. Men of The Eucha- risl 3. Prom Cornrnifiee 4. Fool'- ball 3. Baslcelball 3. Belisario Gonzalez David Bernard Gorman I447 Wesl Taylor Slreel Chicago 7, Illinois Sain? Francis of Assisi X, 9633 Soufh Clarernonl Avenue Chicago 43. Illinois Chrisl' Ihe King Honors I,2,3,4. Stamp Club 2. Laurence Joseph Golf I725 Wes? IO5Ih Sfreef Chicago 43, Illinois Sainl Barnabas Honors I,2.3.4. Honor Sociely 2.3. ITreas.I 4. Aposlleship of Prayer 3,4. Men of Ihe Euchaa risl. 3. Sludeni Council I,2,3.4. Prep 3. Spirii I.2.3,4. Forensics 3.4. Harlequins 4. Baslcelball 3.4. Boyd John Groih Thomas Roberl Guirich Roberr Edward Haskins 7038 Soulh Arfesian Avenue Chicago 29, Illinois Sain? Adrian Honors I.2.3,4. Spirii I. Debar- ing I. Vocabulary Club 4 Traclc I. 3849 Soulh Oalcley Avenue Chicago 20. Illinois Chrisl Ihe King Honors I,2.3,4. Sodalily I,3. Aposlleship of Prayer 3.4. Men of Ihe Eucharisi 3.4. Sludenl Council 3.4. Harlequins 3.4. Baslcelball I.2,3.4. 9926 SouIhWincl'1esIer Ave. Chicago 43. Illinois Sainf Barnabas Honors 2.3.4. Aposfleship of Prayer 3. Men of Ihe Eucharisl 3.4. Prep 3. IBus. Ed.l 4. Vo- cabulary Club 4. Dan Kilroe Hayes Edward Joseph Healy 8336 Soulh Hermilaqe Avenue Chicaqo 20. Illinois Lillie Flower Men of lhe Eucharisf 3. Slu- dc-nf Council 3.4. Fine Arls As- socialion 2. Swimming I.2,3. I249 Wesl Cabrini Sfreel Chicago 7, Illinois Our Lady of Pompeii Honors I.3.4. Foolball 4. Traclz 2.4. John Hunfer Higgins I043O Soulh Hoyne Avenue Chicago 43. Illinois Sain? Barnabas Honors I.2,3.4. Aposlleship of Prayer 3.4. Men of The Eucha- risl 3. Prep 2. Harlequins 4. Baslcelball 2.4. James Thomas Hindman 9339 Soufh Bishop Avenue Chicago 20. Illinois Sainl Margaref of Scolland Honors I.2.3,4. Soclalily I.2.3,4. Spirif I.2.3. IAcIivily EcI.l 4. Men of Ihe EucI1arisI3. Debal- inq I,2. Harlequins ICO-Siege Mqr.l 3 8: 4. Choir 2. Glee Club 2. Posfer Club 2, Sainl Thomas More Club I.2. S H You 'Gym ..-..'-isxa Q N -f-'11 I fi'-. o :-'L' .Q I' 'E o .,. P 0 -'-1 ' fb.-5'T so 'S' 'i. 67 QX fp 'q-M.D- Xxx 460 UA' JOIV' -'GMS Hoeslev James Mich-1elH0ImeS Carl William Hamolka 8058 Soulh Winchesler Avenue Chicago 20. Illinois Liffle Flower Honors I,2.4. Men of fhe Eu- charisl 3. Spiril 2. Radio Club 3. Bowling 3. l32O Wesl 96+h Sfreef Chicago 43. Illinois Sain? Margarel' of Scolland Honors 2.3.4. Sludenl' Council I. Traclc 2. 8250 Sou1hSacramenIo Avo. Chicago 52. Illinois Sainr Thomas More Honors I.2.3,4. Honor Sociely 4. Aposlleship of Prayer 3.4. Foofball I.2.3,4. Traclc 2. Raymond Joseph Hoselr Thomas Joseph Hounihan 5435 Lyman Avenue Downers Grove. Illinois SaintJoseph Honors 3. Men of fhe Eucha- risf 3. Tennis 2.3. Bowling 4. George Raymond Hyland 570I Wesl Roosevell Road Cicero 50. Illinois Sainl Frances of Rome Honors 3.Apos'rIeship of Prayer l.2.3.4. Men of The Eucharisl 3. Sludenl Council I.2.3.4. Fine Arls Associafion 2. Football 2.3.4. Traci: 2.3.4. l739 Wesl Beverly Glen Parkway Chicago 43. Illinois Sainl Barnabas Honors 3.4. Men of lhe Eucha- Bowling 4. Harry Francis James 3I3'? Soulh Liiuanica Avenue Chicago 8. Illinois Sainl George Quigley Prep I. Honors 2.3.4. Men of fhe Eucharisf 3. Foren- sics 2.3.4. Harlequins 3.4. Elo- cuiion Confesr 2.3.4, Fine Aris Associaiion 3.4. Dennis Michael Hughes 7404 Soulh Campbell Avenue Chicago 29.'IIIinois Sainl Adrian Honors 4. Bowling 3.4. vi 'G 'bm risf 3. Baslrelball l.2,3. Track 2. I 0 mlhg XX I I 70 0996 Si- , .esac jj?fWE?,, J? f .,... 3. Faxes: I I ii I wx. I Richard Henry Janeflra Raymond Sfanley Jareclri i535 Souih ol sl Courl 3947 Soulh California Avenue Cicero 50. Illinois Chicago 32. Illinois Sainf Frances of Rome Five Holy Marlyrs Honors l,2.3,4. Harlequins 4. Honors I.2,3,4. Men of The Eucharisi 3. Harlequins 3.4. Slamp Club 2. fl Thomas Anclrew Jarzyna 2I35WesI 22nd Place Chicago 8, Illinois Sainf Paul Campion l,2. Men of rhe Eu- charisl 3. Roberl Francis Jerriclr l9lO Soulh Cuyler Avenue Berwyn. Illinois Sainl Frances ol Rome Campion 81 Loyola Academy I. Honors 2.3.4, Fall Feslival Slall 4. Cher les Anlhony Jindrich 732 Arlinglon Road Riverside, Illinois Sainl Mary's Honors l,2.3,4. Sodalily 2.14. Men ol 'lhe Eucharisl 3. Chica- goans Club 4. Jerome AIber+ Jung Charles Paul Juraslra Felix S+anIey Kaczynslri Alex Kaslylis Jucas 7I3 Wesl 5Ofh Place Chicago 9, Illinois Sainlclohn lhe Baplisl Honors l,2,3,4. Honor Sociely 4. Sodalily l.2.3.4. Men ol Eu- charisl 3. Traclr I2,3.4. Swim- ming I. Cross Counfry 2,3. 3549 Wesl 64lh Place Chicago 29, Illinois Saint Nicholas of Tolenfine Honors I,2.3,4. Honor Sociely 3,4. Men of fhe Eucharisf 3. Debaling l,2,3,4. Forensics 3,4. Eloculion Conlesf 3. Sfamp Club I 2. Fine Arls Associalion 3.4. Chess Club 2.3,4. Traclr l,2,3,4. Vocabulary Club 4. I6I9 Soulh Miller Slreel Chicago 8, Illinois Sainhloseph Honors l,2,3,4. F-oolball 2.3. Traclr 2. 99 I 7 Soulh Seeley Avenue Chicago 43, Illinois Sain? Barnabas I-Ionors I.2.3,4. Harlequin Busi- ness Sfaff 4. Traci: I. William Francis Kelly 8655 Soufh Kimbarlr Avenue Chicago I9, Illinois Sainl Felicilas Honors l,2. Foofball l. Roberf Francis Keser Richard Sfanley Kiiowslmi 560l Soulh Racine Avenue Chicago 36, Illinois Visilalion Honors l,3. Spirif 3,4. Vocabu- lary Club 4. Sain? Thomas More Club 2. George Edward Kmeliy 6604 Soulh S+. Louis Avenue Chicago 29, Illinois Sainl Nicholas of Toleniine Men of The Eucharisi' 3. Fooi- ball I. Bowling 3. 2229 Souih Scoville Avenue Berwyn, Illinois Sain? Odilo Honors I,2,3,4. Men of lhe Eu- charisl 3. Baslcelball I,2. Don Gerald James King I5I6 Norih Luna Avenue Chicago SI, Illinois Sainl'Angela Honors I,2,3,4. Baslceiball 2,3 Track 2. Edward King I I I23 Wesi I7+h Slreel Chicago 8, Illinois Sain? Procopius Forensics I. Fine Arls Associa- lion 2. Frank Joseph Kofron Roberi Alan Korenlxiewicz Thomas Anfhony Koss SI38 Souih Kilbourn Avenue Chicago 32, Illinois Sain? Richard Honors I,2.3,4. Aposlleship of Prayer 3.4. Debaiing I,2,3,4. Melody Knighls 2.3.4. Tennis l,2. 6207 Soulh Keeler Avenue 2706 Wesf I5+h Slreel Chicago 29, Illinois Chicago 8, Illinois Sain? Mary Slarol lhe Sea Sainf Roman Honors 2,3. Swimming 2. Cross Traclc I,2,3,4. Cross Counfry I Counlry I. Bowling 4. Thomas Anfhony Krupowicz 6224 Soulh Kolin Avenue Chicago 29, Illinois Sain? Mary Slar of the Sea Men ol lhe Eucharisl 3. Track 4. N5 Hlc XD' g fs f S 4 M D O C O LX-Xe John Charles Kyle Joseph Alberl LaBelIarle 544 Highland Avenue Oak Park, Illinois Sain? Calherine of Siena Quigley I,2,3. Honors 4. W fr ev - JA 0 ...-::.J - i X, W xjfgff I 0 4 -I 5 so 2 . .cf X 4 I I42O Wesl Taylor Slreef Chicago 7, Illinois Nolre Dame Honors I,2. Aposlleship of Prayer 4. Foolball 2.3.4. Michael Leo Lachnowicz 2449 Soulh Whipple Avenue Chicago 23. Illinois Sain? Casimir Honors I,2,3,4. Golf 2,34 Bowling 3. Roberf William Lappin Michael Hanley Larmon Charles Phillip Lauer, 9lO6 Soulh Claremonl Avenue Chicago 20, Illinois Chris? Ihe King Honors l,2,3,4. Honor Sociely 2.3.4. Men of lhe Eucharisl 3. Sludenl Council l.2,4. Harle- quins 3. Baslzelball I,2,3, lCap- lainl 4. I328 Wesl97lh Slreel Chicago 43, Illinois SainfMargare1olSco1lancI Honors l,2,3,4. Honor Sociely 3.4. Sodalify I,2,3.4. Men of fhe Eucharisf 3. Prep 3, lCo- Sporfs Ed,l 4. Harlequins lCo- Slage Mgr.l 381 4. 5I59 Soulh Newcaslle Avenue Chicago 38, Illinois Sainl Daniel Ihe Prophel Honors I,2,3,4. Traclc l.2,3.4 Philip Anihcny Lewandowslri Michael Ernesi Libonaii 5524 Soulh Karlov Avenue Chicago 29. Illinois Sainliluribius Honors I,2.3.4. Debaiing l.2. Harlequins 4. Baslceiball 4. Golf 1. lcapfainl 2.3.4. Roy James Lipscomb 33OI Wesl Cermalr Road Chicago 23. Illinois Blessed Sacrameni Loyola I. Honors 2.3.4. Honor Socieiy 4. Sodalily 2.3.4. Spirii 4. Wolves Weekly 4. Harle- quins 4. 909 Souih Loomis Slreei Chicago 7. Illinois Joseph Franlr Ligas 2258 Wes? Coulter Slreel Chicaqo 8. Illinois Our Lady ol Pompeii Sainl Ann Honors I.2.3.4. Sodalify I.2.3. Honors I.2.3.4. Men oi Ilwo Men of ihe Eucharisi 3. Spirif Eucharisi 3. Slamp Club I. S H 4. Debaiinq I.2.3.4. Forensics Golf 2. Bowling 3.4. 4. Harlequins 3.4. Fine Aris V 8 Pxssocialion 4. Sainl Thomas Q I - ... J' More Club 2. Tennis IIv1qr.l 4. O 'fy -.. O N -, 11'-'L ' 1 . N 1:3 I: lyficsa- 3 ei f fs 5 ':- X f - ' C4 4-M.D-C' X90 Ronald Paul Lucaiorio Thomas Paul Luning James Francis Lynch 2900 Wes? 55+ln Slreei Chicago 32. Illinois Sainf Clare ol' Ivlonieialco Honors I.2.3.4. Men oi ilwe Eu- charisi 3. Golf 2, Bowling 3. lI23O SouII1BellAyenue CI1icaqo43. Illinois Saini Caieian Honors I2.3,4. Honor Socieiy 3. lPres.l 4, Sodaliiy I. lSecr.I 2. lPres.I 3 Xi 4. Men of ihe lfuclwarisi 3. Sludeni Council 3.4. Debalinq 1.2.3. Harlequin Business Staff 4. Elocufion Con- iesf 4. 3757 Souih Washienaw Avenue Chicago 32. Illinois Saini Agnes Thomas Joseph Lynch 807 Norlh Harvey Oak Park, Illinois Sainl Giles Aposlleship ol Prayer 3. Men ol' lhe Eucharisl 3. Sludenl Coun- cil I.2,3,4. Foolball l,2,3,4, Track l,2,4. Fine Arl Associalion l,2. Jose ph Michael Macellaio IO444 Soulh Church Slreel Chicago 43, Illinois Sainl Margarel of Scolland Aposlleship of Prayer 3. Slu- denl Council l. Spiril l. Fool- ball 3.4. Track l,2. Michael Warren MacMulIen l645 Wesl 83rd Slreel Chicago 2O, Illinois Lillle Flower Honors 3.4. Cross Counlry 2 Bowling 3,4. Michael Joseph Madigan Ralph Dennis Mailliard Richard Clarence Malmin John Henry Madden lOl 58 Soulh Fairfield Avenue Chicago 43. Illinois Sainlclohn Fisher Honors 2,3,4. Men of lhe Eu- charisl 3. Prep 3. Slarnp Club l,2. 7l46 Soulh Campbell Avenue Chicago 29, Illinois Sninl Adrian Honors l,2,3,4. Men ol lhe Eu- clmrisl 3. 5343 Wesl Quincy Slreel Chicago 44, Illinois Resurreclion Sludenl Council l,2. Faolball l.2,3. Baskelball I.2.3. Track l,2,3,4. Bowling 4. 27l7 Wesl 35lh Slreel Chicago 32, Illinois Sainl Joseph and Sainl Anne Track 3. Howard Raymond Mandel 244l Soulh Hamlin Avenue Chicago 23. Illinois Blessed Agnes Honors l. Aposlleship ol Pray- er 3, Men ol The Eucharisl 3. Bowling 4. Thomas,MenueIMarline1 34lO Soulh Hamillon Avenue Chicago 8, Illinois Sainf Maurice Honors l.4. Men of lhe Eucha- risf 3, Sfudenl Council 2. Fine Arls Associalion 2.3. I Michael John Marinan Roberl Alberl Marks Philip James Marrow 648 Wesl 43rd Place 637 Norlh Waller Avenue 38 I 7 Soulh Damen Avenue Chicago 9. Illinois Chicago 44. Illinois Chicago 9. Illinois Sain'rGabrieI Sainl Lucy 5ainI'Maurice Debaling I. Honors 3.4. Sodalily 2.3.4. Men Roger Sfephen Malelski 5528 Soulh Kildare Avenue Chicago 29, Illinois SainlJoseph Honors l.2.3.4. Soclalily 3.4. Men ol' lhe Eucharisl 3. Wolves Weelrly 4. Debaling I. Tennis 3. lSec.l 4. of 'rhe Eucharisl 3, Debaling I. Slamp Club l.2. Sl. Thomas More Club 2. Tennis 3. Bowling 4. I Slephen Thomas McGreal Roberl Alan McGuire James Palriclx McLaughlin 88I6 Soulh Loomis Slreel 52I Foresl Avenue 90l I Soulh Loomis Slreel Chicago 20. Illinois Oak Park. Illinois Chicago 20. Illinois Sainl Kilian Sain? Giles Sain? Kilian Honors l.2.3.4. Men of lhe Eu- Quigley Prep l.2.3. Honors 2. Aposlleship of Pray- charisl 3. Sludenl Council 3.4. Golf I.2.3.4. er 3.4. Men of ihe Eucharisl 3. Foolball 2.3.4. Marlin Edward McQuiIIan 5607 Soulh Hamillon Avenue Chicago 36, Illinois Sain? Basil Quigley Prep I,2, Foofball 3. Honors 3. X iw ' ill 0 3.3 '4' X ' -.f f' Sf Thomas O'DonneII McSIoy 5460 South Harper Avenue Chicago I5, Illinois Sainl Thomas Ihe Aposlle Honors I,3.4. Sludenl Council 2. Spirii I,2,3, IAssI. Ed.I 4. Fine Aris Associalion 2. Vocab- ulary Club IV-Pres.I 4. 'N f . . ll gig' John Allen Miller 33l8 Wes? 65lh Place Chicago 29, Illinois Sainf Nicholas of Tolenline Honors 2. Goll I,2,3,4. Merlin Vinceni Mislrevics 7244 Soulh Marshfield Avenue Chicago 36, Illinois Sainhluslin Marlyr Honors l,3,4. Pairiclr Neil Monlgomery Jack Gran? Morfon CarIJoI1n Movrich 22I2 Souih Gunderson Avenue 53 I 5 Wes? Polomac Avenue 355I Wes? 59I'h Place Berwyn, Illinois Chicago 5l, Illinois Chicago 29, Illinois Sainl Odilo SainIAngela Sainf Nicholas ofiolenline Holy Cross Seminary I. SI. Honors I,2,3,4. Debaling I. Honors I,2. Aposfleship of Pray Jude Seminary 2.3. Honors 4. Forensics I. Swimming l,2,3,4. er 3.4. Men of Ihe Eucharisl 3 Swimming 2. Tennis I,2, Golf I,2,3,4. Edwin Joseph Mrozel: Thomas Peler Muelleman 5429 Souih Racine Avenue Chicaqoci, Illinois Sainlulohn of God Quigley Prep l,2. Honors 3.4. Men of The Eucharisr 3. Harle- quin Business Slalf 4. Tennis,3,4 Golf 3,4. Bowling 3. John Peler Murphy 66l 7 Soulh Harvard Avenue Chicaqo2l, illinois Sairil Bernard Loyola Academy l,2,3. Prep 4, Traci: 4. 2 I57 Wes? Zlsr Place Chicago 8, Illinois Sain? Paul Honors l,2,3. Men ol lhe Eu- charisr 3. Spirif I,2,3. Harl. Business Sraif 4. Fall Feslival Slall 4. Traci: 2.3.4. Tennis I. Golf l,2, Bowling 3. Paul Andrew Mueller 6lO2 Soulh Wood Slreel Chicago 36, Illinois Sain? Raphael Honors I.2.3.4. Honor Sociely 3,:'43.Ck hfsnlof The Eucharisf 3. S evil Q, J' si e - fr - ::, Q f N :'-2 'S 1: ,Q i 2 iff' 7' 'XE 24 4 753' fi A.M.D.c3' X60 Co wx' Augusf Charles Nerad Lawrence Willon Noonan Philip Timoihy Norusis i839 Soulh May Srreel Chicago 8, Illinois Sain? Procopius Honors I,2.3,4. Men of lhe Eu- charisr 3. Fine Arls Associaiion 4. Foorball 2. 7I29 Soulh Oglesby Avenue Chicago 49, lllinois Saini Philip Neri Honors l,2,3.4. Aposlleship ol Prayer 3.4, Men of fhe Eucha- risf 3. Spiril' 3. Melody Knighls l,2,3. Harlequins l,2.3,4. Glee Club 2. 44 I O Soulh Washfenaw Avenue Chicago 32, Illinois lrnmaculaie Conceprion Honors 2.3.4. Swimming 2,3,4. Richard Marion Nowak 45I I South Richmond Street Chicago 32. Illinois Five Holy Martyrs Honors I.2.3.4. it ' ', f,.,,,y'1' ' ' mr If Pt I f. , io, 1 , 4 Jerry Joseph O'Connor 5855 South Narragansett Ave. Chicago 38. Illinois Saint Daniel the Prophet Honors I.2.3.4. .Basketball I,3.4. Track I.2.3,4. Cross Country I. Joseph William O'Connor 5837 South Francisco Avenue Chicago 29. Illinois Saint Rita Honors I.2,3,4. Men ot the Eu- charist 3. Debating I. Lawrence Dominic O'Gara Michael Anthony O'Hara Thomas Martin O'Hara Gerald James O'Dwyer 9IO7 South Bell Avenue Chicago 20, Illinois Christ the King Football I.2. .Bowling 3.4. 7359 South Union Avenue Chicago 2I. Illinois Saint Leo Honors 3.4. Apostleship ot Pray- er l.2,3.4. Fine Arts Association 2. Football I. 9020 South Justine Avenue Chicago 20. Illinois Saint Ethelreda Honors I.2,3.4. Sodality I.2.3.4. Men ot the Eucharist 3. Prep 3. ICO-Ed.-in-Chietl 4. Spirit 2. Wolves Weekly 4. Debating l.2.3. 24OI North Elston Avenue Chicago I4. Illinois Saint Bonaventure Honors I.2. Radio Club I. Track 2.3.4. Cross Country 3. ICO- Capt.I 4. Dennis Michael O'Hare 8 I 36 South Walcott Avenue Chicago 20, Illinois Little Flower Debating I. Solemn Mass Serv ers I.2.3.4. Radio Club 3. Thomas Joseph O'SuIIivan I705 Norlh Maior Avenue Chicago 39, Illinois SainIAngeIa Honors I,2,3.4. Sodaliiy I,2,3. Men ol Ihe Eucharisf 3. Siudenl Council 4. Harlequin Business Slaff 4. Foolball 3,4. Track I,4. Anil-:ony Joseph Onesfo 4500 We-sl Marquelle Road Chicago 29, Illinois Saini Mary Sfar of Ihe Sea Honors I,2,3.4. Honor Sociely 3, lV'Pres.l 4. Aposileship of Prayer 3.4. Prom Commiifee lChairmanl 4. Foo+baII I,2,3.4. Track 2. James Anlhony Palumbo I I IO Souih May Sireel Chicago 7, Illinois Holy Family Honors 3,4. Men of Ihe Eucha- risi 3. Debaiing I. Frank Joseph Orrico Terrence John Osferman IO32 Wesl Polk Slreel 6535 Soulh Kilbourn Avenue CI'-icago 7, Illinois Chicago 29, Illinois Our Lady of Pompeii Sain? Mary Siar of fhe Sea Honors 4. Men of The Eucha- Honors I,2,3.4. Men of Ihe Eu- ris+3. Fine Arfs Associalion 2.3. charisi 3. Harlequins 4. Golf I,2,3.4. Bowling 3. JOSSPI1 I-like Paverd Joseph James Pefers Rober+ Paul Phillips 2348 SOUiI'1OGIfPf3fIfAVGf1U9 5057 Wesf Wes? End Avenue l3I7 Soulh 49+h Avenue BGVWYY1. Illinois Chicago 44, Illinois Cicero 50, Illinois Sair1fOdiI0 SainIThornas Aquinas Sain? Aflracfa Men of Ihe Eucharisl 3. Fool- Homo,-5 IV3. Men of H19 EUCI-,a. ball 2.3.4- risl 3. Foolloall 2. James Michael Pipifone Edward Joseph Placzelr Peter Paul Pribyl IO27 Soulh Racine Avenue I539 Wesf Cullerlon Sfreel 5039 Wesl 25th Place Chicago 7, Illinois Chicago 8, Illinois Chicago 50, Illinois Holy Family Saini Pius Mary Queen of Heaven Honors I,2,3.4. Quigley Prep I,2. Honors 3.4. 'JW' Go fro J xazj X4 -f W 2,5 f X I A SS .wmny 2,439 r 'f y My Q IIII 5 , 'A rg XI! 'Y .Ty 99 ,I X, I A f- i I gf I I Q Lf Zf Sodalily 3.4. Men of lhe Eu- charisl' 3. John Stephen Piacelr 9007 Soulh Cornell Avenue Chicago I7, Illinois Sainl Aillae Aposlleship of Prayer I, Man of lhe Eucharisl 3. Foolball l,2,3,4. Traclc I, 2, 3. Kennefh Lee Pusfelnil: Roberf John Rea William John Remaks 6l40 Soulh Keafing Avenue Chicago 29, Illinois Sainf Mary Slar of 'fhe Sea Honors I. Men of Ihe Eucha- risl 3. Bowling 3.4. 2627 Wesf IO4Ih Place Chicago 43, Illinois Sain'rJohn Fisher Harlequin Business Slaff 4. Traclc 2. 7338 Soulh Washlenaw Avenue Chicago 29, Illinois Nalivily of lhe Blessed Virgin Mary Honors I.2,3.4. Harlequins 2,4. Baslcefball I.2,3. Traclc l,2. Cross Counlry I. Rimanfas Anlhony Repsys James Charles Rice Joseph Pafriclr Rowan 5640 Souih Ada Sireel Chicago 36, Illinois 22 I9 Wes? 23rd Slreel Chicago 8, Illinois Nafivify of Ihe Blessed Virgin Sain? Pius Mary Honors I,2.3.- Men of Ihe Eu- Marianapolis Prep School 2. charisf 3. Harlequin Business Honors I,3,4. Radio Club I. Sfafi 2. Chess Club l,2. Tennis l,3. Addison Hayes Ryan 6455 Soulh Bishop Slreel Chicago 36, Illinois Sain? Brendan Honors I,2,3.4. Men of The Eu- charisf 3. Traclc I,2,3,4. Cross Counlry I, ICo-CapI.I 2. 5233 Wes? Monroe Srreel Chicago 44, Illinois Resurreclion Aposileship of Prayer 4. Men of Ihe Eucharisl 3. Solemn Mass Servers l,2,3,4. Swimming 2.3.4. -QXUS HIC xy X ,i- ,..11u- 11 -1 fi f 5 AMBC: O o 05 ev '- 'fp 53 is 2 S 2 '5 'f of f' 4 G X John Gafely Ryan William Edward Samec Philip Joseph Salurnino 2OOI Wesf I0ls+ Sfreef Chicago 43, Illinois Sainf Barnabas Men of Ihe Eucharisl 3. Track I, 8l4b Souih Wood Sfreel Chicago 20, Illinois Lillie Flower Honors 2.3. Debafing I, Radio Club 3. Fine Aris Associalion 3. IIO6 Wes? TayIorSIreel Chicago 7, Illinois Our Lady ol: Pompeii Honors 2,3,4, Melody Knighis I,2,3,4. Tennis I.2, ICapI.I 3.4. Reid Lynch Sayre I332 Bunlxerfxvenue Flassmoor. Illinois InfanIJesus of Prague Honors l.2,3.4. Honor Sociefy 4. Sodalily I.2.3.4. Men of Ihe Eu- charisl 3. Spirii 4. Debafing I.2. Forensics 4. Harlequin Business Slaff 3. Fall Feslival Slafl 3. Choir 2. Glee Club 2. Solemn Mass Servers 4. Radio Club I. John Francis Schimiclr Edw 36l7 Soufh Morgan Slreel' Chicago 9, Illinois Immaculafe Conceplion Honors l.2. Men of lhe Eucha- risf 3. Swimming I. James Francis Schnaubell John Waller Schober ard Waller Schmidl 2435 Wesl I l4Ih Sfreel Chicago 43. Illinois Sainf Caielan Honors I.2.3.4. Honor Sociefy 3.4. Sodsliiy 1.2.3.-1. Men of Ihe Eucharisl 3. Prep 3. Spirif 2.3.4. Wolves Weelily 2.3. De- bafing I.2.3.4. Forensics 3.4. Harlequin Business Slalf 3.4. Choir l,2. Glee Club I.2. I . , I Thomas Bal+azar Schuberl Fran cis John Schmidl IOSO Norlh Lorel Avenue Chicago SI. Illinois Our Lady Help ofChrislians Honors 3.4. Sodalify I.2.3.4. Men of fhe Eucharisf 3. Harle- quin Business Sfaff 4. Solemn Mass Servers 2.3.4. Swimming I.2.3. lCo-Cap+.l 4. 342 Dover Sfreel La Grange Parlr. Illinois Sain? Francis Xavier Honors I.2.3,4. Men of The Eu- charisl 3. Prep 3. lAcIiviIies my 4. roars.-,ii 2. l3OI Soulh 58lh Court Cicero 50. Illinois Sainl Francis of Rome Honors I,3. Solemn Mass Serv- ers I. Foolball I. I5l6 WesI7lsrSlree1 Chicago 36. Illinois Sacred Hearl Honors I.2.3.4. Honor Sociefy 4. Sodalily I.2.3.4. Wolves Weelrly I.2, ICo-Ed.l 3. lEd.- in-Chiell 4. Forensics 2.3. Har- lequins 3. Harlequin Business Slaff 3.4. Posler Club I.2. Elo- culion Conlesl 2. 4. Joh n Francis Schusfer 24I6SouIh Wesley Avenue Berwyn,Illinois Sain'rOdilo Honors I.3. Men of lhe Eucha- risf 3. Baslcelball 2. Tennis I,2,3,4. Golf 3.4. Donald Dennis Schwarzlropf IO909 Soulh California Avenue Chicago 43, Illinois Sainl Caielan Honors l,2,3,4. Sodalily I,2,3,4. Men of 'rhe Eucharisf 3. Wolves Weekly 4. Radio Club I, IV- Pres.l 2. Roberi' Emmeff Sharlrey 3639 Soulh Hoyne Avenue Chicago 9, Illinois Sainflvlaurice Honors l,2,3,4. Sodalily I.2,3, IV-pres.l 4. Men of The Eucha- risl 3. Sludenl Council I.2.4. Debating I,2.3. lpres.l 4. Foren- sics l.2,3, lpres.l 4. Choir I,2. Glee Club I,2. Elocuiion Con- Iesl Finalisl 3.4. SI. Thomas More Club I, lsec.l 2. Honor Sociely 4. Jerome Charles Sellxe 926 Wesl 52nd Slreel Chicago 9, Illinois Sainl John Ihe Baplisl Honors 3.4. Foolball 2,3,4. Traclc 23. Viclor James Senese Sl IO Soulh Campbell Avenue Chicago 52, Illinois Sainl Thomas More Honors I,3,4, Men of Ihe Eu- charisl 3. Harlequins 4. Traclr l,2. Jose ph Waller Shaffer I I I I7 Highridge Avenue Weslchesler, Illinois Divine Providence Honors I,2,3,4. Golf 2. Alexander Raymond Shimlrunas William Edward Shorlall Michael John Siaulys 244I Wesl 69+h Slreel Chicago 29, Illinois Nalivily ol Ihe Blessed Virgin Mary Honors I,2,3,4. Men ol Ihe Eu- charisl 3. Choir 2. Glee Club 2. Vocabulary Club 4. 6835 Soulh Clyde Avenue Chicago 49, Illinois Sain? Philip Neri Honors I 2,3.4. Sodalify l,2,3.4. Men of The Eucharisi 3. Spiril I,2,3. Melody Knighls I,2,3. Radio Club I, 560 Wesl I8Ih Slreel Chicago I6, Illinois Providence of God Honors I ,2,3,4. Ronald Sieven Sipowich 4I49 Souih Albany Avenue Chicago 32. Illinois Saini Pancraiius Honors I,2.3.4. Men of ihe Eu- charisi 3.4. Debaiing I,2.3. Har- lequins 3.4. Sfamp Club I.2. Sf. Thomas More Club l.2. Golf 2.3.4. Bowling 4. fr W ' 0 my , .nxxwx 90 1.5 ,I , - fm ..-' 7, ' I fb Q .I '4G0':'109Q3.'I -32,-2 2w Kidz ,ug -'wifi W f ff I II, Ernesl Louis Slcowron Carl Florian Skrabacz SI44 Soulh Aberdeen Sfreei Chicago 9. Illinois Sain? John of God Honors I.2.3,4. Sodaliiy I.2.3.4. Men of lhe Eucharisi 3.4. De- baiing I.2. Isec.I 3 Xf 4. Foren- sics 3.4. Choir I,2. Glee Club I.2. Sainl' Thomas More Club 2. l63O Norfh Lafrobe Avenue Chicago 39. Illinois Sain? Peier Canisius Honors 3.4. Men ol ihe Eucha- risi 3. Glee Club 2. Radio Club 4. Bruce Richard Smifh IO23O Soulh Talman Avenue Chicago 43, Illinois SainlJohn Fisher Honors I.3,4. Aposileship of Prayer 3, Men of Ihe Eucha- risf 3. Harlequins 4. Fine Aris Associaiion 2.3. Traclc I. Vo- cabulary Club 4. ' , i H X is 4- ' 1 . L K 1 ,J gf .. A- Y If I ii 9' 1115 J. Kennelh Raymond Smrslilu Joseph Palriclc Smylh Roger Thomas Soblrowialc 5803 Souih Paulina Sireel' Chicago 36. Illinois Assumpiion Men oi ihe Eucharisi 3. Foren sics I. Track I. Cross Couniry 2. 37I9 North Marshfield Avenue Chicago I3. Illinois Sain? Andrew Quigley Prep I.2.3. Aposileship of Prayer 4. Melody Knighis 4. Track 4. 2634 Soufh Avers Avenue Chicago 23, Illinois Blessed Agnes Honors I.2.3.4. Honor Sociely 4. Men of lhe Ifucharisl 3.4. Wolves Weekly 4. Debaling I. Harlequin Business Siaif 3.4. Swimming 3.4. Richard Siunley Soliys 2036 Wesi 2 I sl Place Chicago 8, Illinois Sain? Paul Honors I. Fall Fesiival Siaff 4. Vlcior Edward Slewari 820 Easl blsl Place Chicago 37, Illinois Holy Cross Servile Seminary I,2,3. Honors 4. Frank Anfhony Spiezio William Erle Sfeel 2320 W9Si TavI0rS+ree+ 48I8 Wesi Superior Avenue Chicago I2, Illinois Sainr Callislus Honors I,2,3,4, Aposlleship of Prayer 3.4. Traci: I,2,3,4. Chicago 44, Illinois Our Lady Help of Chrisfians Honors l,2.3,4. Honor Socieiy 3.4. Sodalily l,2,3, lsec.l 4. Men of 'fhe Eucharisi 3. Debaf- inq l,2.3. Elocufion Coniesr Finalisi I,3. Traclc I. I '1 S HI VQXU Gym Q '-, 0 - f N-':.': an :- EQ 4 ga 104 ,M' Dil' XYXO Go wx' Kenneih John Sfobarf Richard Anihony Talarico Frank Anihony Tasch 4844 Wesf Haddon Avenue Chicago 5l, Illinois Our Lady Help oi Chrisiians Quigley Prep l.2. Honors 3.4. Harlequins 4. Fall Fesfival Slaii 4. Chrislrnas Dance Commiilee 4. 5319 Souih California Avenue Chicago 32, Illinois Sainl Clare of Moniefalco Sodalify l,3. Harlequins 4. Fall Fesfival Siaif 4. Traclc 3. Golf 3. Bowling 3. Communion Mass Guild l,2. Chrisimas Dance Commiliee 4. l7O North Lorel Avenue Chicago 44, Illinois Sainilhornas Aquinas Men of ihe Eucharisl 3. Fine Arls Associalion 3. Track l,2,3,4. John Ronald Tedeslri Raymond Francis Tierney flvyfil? C IW 'Ill 5 7 'W' 0 N2 700933, f LJ! I P5255 -.2526-, TV .Q 5' I H ..mi...-- Q k igxi y I f V -iii I P N . OX P . X Q y To 'xr yl . I q : -il I 5 L : ' 1 S-4' ...Q ' .Q 'T ' Pafri cl: Edward Truhlar 3037 Soullw Lowe Avenue Chicago I6. Illinois Sain? David Loyola Arariierny I. Honors 3.4. Soclalilv 2. Mi-n ol thi- Eucha- visl 3. Swinirninrz 3. 2I3l Wes+23rd Place Chicago 8. Illinois Sainl Paul Honors I,2.3,4. Men of ihe Eu- charisl 3. Traclr 3. Bowling 3.4. 930 Norih Lawler Avenue Chicago Sl. Illinois Our Lady Help olChrisiiar1s Aposileship of Prayer 3. Men ol The Eucharisl 3. Sludeni Coun- cil I.2.3. Harlequins 4. Fooi- ball I. lrngr.I 2.3.4. Baslceiloall lrngr.I 2.3.4. Ronald Joseph Trzaslzus Harry Marlin Tuffy 4054 Wesi 3Isi Slreel Chicago 23, Illinois Good Shepherd S+, Philip I-I.S. I. Honors 2.3.4. Honor Sociely 3.4. Sodaliiy 2.3.4. Men ol' The Eucharisl 3. Wolves Weekly 4. Melody Knighfs 3.4. Harlequins 4. Golf 2.3.4. 2852 Wesl 83rd Place Chicago 52. Illinois SainfThomas More Honors I.2.3,4. Men of ihe Eu- charisi 3. Traclc I.2.4. Daniel Charles Trandel 3629 Wesl Marqueile Road Chicago 29. Illinois Queen of lhe Universe Men of the Eucharisf 3. Ten- nis 2. Anfhony Sharunas Vadopalas 46I9 Soulh Keaiing Avenue Chicago 32, Illinois Irnmaculaie Concepfion Honors I.2.3,4. Men of Ihe Eu- charisi 3. Swimming I. Tennis 3. Eloculion Conlesl 4. Vmcenl Edward Villinski Anlhony Ralph Vifullo I479 Wesl 72nd Slreel Chicaqo 36, lllinois Sacred Hearl Honors 2.3.4, Soclalily l,2,3,4. Men of lhe Eucharisf 3. Wolves Weekly 2.3.4. Posler Club 2.3.4. Bowling 3.4. Camera Club 2. Patrick John Wallace 200 Soulh Laramie Avenue Chicago 44, Illinois Resurreclion Men of 'rhe Eucharisi 3. Solemn Mass Servers I. Foofball l. Baskelball 2. 3034 Norlh Nagle Avenue Cl1icaqo34, Illinois Sainf William Honors l.2.4. Foofball 2. Track l,2,4. Edward Raymond Vyhnanek 2208 Wesl Cermak Road Chicago 8, Illinois Sainl Paul Foolball I.3. s H '00 'Gly el' Jo - ff C33 'Ji :2 ,,,iCSf' .- -Elin f El 4 ' 3 .-1: 3 f -'A.M 09' Q0 C4 ' Q CQ XX. Richard Alan Wanluch Thomas William While John Weller Williams 8625 South Euclid Avenue Chicaqo I7, Illinois Sain? Felicilas Honors l,2.3,4. Melody Kniqhls 2.3. I 3 I6 Wes? 97+h Place Chicago 43, Illinois Sainl Marqare'rofSco1lancl Honors 3.4. 94I North Lockwood Avenue Chicaqo5I, Illinois Our Lady Help of Chrisfians Honors l,2,3,4. Sodalily l.23 Men of fine Eucharisf 3. Splflf I,2. Debalinq I.2,3. Track 4 Norberl Anlhony Woilowicz 505I Wesl 32nd Slreel Cicero 50. Illinois Sainl Mary of Czeslochowa Honors 3. Men of lhe Eucha- risl 3. Bowling 3.4. -Q sam 2 0770? ll xx Ili fw Den V0 ll X 370014 Q Q aff nun-Q,f 1 Q -f i 5-'it f JT..-TT! .. i ml. f I .K 'Q b xt'l mu, Nix P, v i ' E .S T 'pi in Il I .K ,Q xl' .s . nf -J 6.51, 'Z nis Francis Wcynerowslci 2038 Soulh Ruble Slreef Chicago lo. Illinois Providence of God Honors I,2.3,4. Men of charisl 3. Traclc l.4. Jerome Joseph Woynerowslri 4503 Souih Troy Slreef Chicago 32. Illinois Sacred Hearl lhe Eu- Honors l,2,3.4. Honor Sociely 3.4. Soclalily I,2.3.4. Men of The Eucharisl 3. Spiril 2.4. De- baling l, lSecr.l 2 81 3. IV- Pres.l 4, Forensics I. lSecr.l 2 81 3. IV-Pres.I 4. Harlequins 3.4. Choir I,2. Glee Club I,2. Eloculion Conlesl 3,4. Sain? Thomas More Club I,2. Vocabu- lary Club lPres.I 4. Russell Neil Young l707 Wes? 92nd Slreei Chicago 20. Illinois Sain? Efhelreda Honors 3.4. Sodalily I.2.3.4. Aposlleship ol' Prayer l,3. Men of lhe Eucharisl 3. Wolves Weelily 2.3.4. Debalinq 2.3.4. Slamp Club I,2. Chess Club 2. Track I,2. Bowling 3.4. Edmund Franlnzeilcus William Alexander Zelnis Douglas John Zeman 3428 Soulh Liluanica Avenue Chicago 8, Illinois Sainl George Honors 3. Men of lhe Eucha- risl 3. Traclc I. 2.4. 24I7Wesl 45lh Slreel Chicago 32, Illinois Sain? Joseph and Sain? Anne Aposlleship of Prayer 3.4. Har- lequin Business Slall 4. Bowling 4. Baslrelball lMqr.l 2. I9Ol Soulh Racine Avenue Chicago 8. Illinois Sainhloseph Honors I.2.3,4. Honor Sociely 4. Aposlleship of Prayer l,3,4. Men of The Eucharisl 3. Spiril l,2,3. lSporls-Ed.l 4. Foolball l.2.3.4. Traclc I.2.3. Vocabulary Club 4. John Armonda William Backus Edward Bara Nicholas Barone Palriclc Barrel? Philip Baumeisler Joseph Bonomo Saulius Brazdys James Brown George Buhrfeind Terrence Burlce Dennis Burnson John Buller Joseph Caccialore Russell Caifano Thomas Carmody Donald Cece Ronald Cerabona Thomas Chmura Joseph Chobol Roberl' Chrislopher John Cieplak John Ciprian Alan Cismesia Frank Ciszewslci X X. A Q Q W f is if , , ip , Q X A 5 fx , ,, ,- . . 3' . Q xt I w X - Q -:Qi N f iffffsf' 5 5 ' k Ei 1? 531 ' P K s i f fi S 3 i S Y -- q Q- 5 -hw Y I Q- 1 'X If XX n 4 Xa 'U' wi X I ' 5 Q4 Ag i s ':,-, L , dl iff VSA Q. James Hannigan Edwin Harris John Haskins Dennis Healy Marlin Healy William Heilig George Heiny John Hines Donald Hogan Alexander Homich John Houlihan Raymond Hull Lawrence Jacobins John Jahrling Stanley Juriones .IUNIORS i Daniel Fornelli William Frank Peier Fried Donald Fumo Michael Fusiclc John eabcii Michael Garrison James earvey Aiiriri eerciur Richard eeirriii Joseph Gore Joseph Gorecki Roberf Griffin Richard Grill George Hambrook 55.0 G+.. if QMS gr, -if ripssqig John Juslca Thomas Karakis Louis Kay Bernard Kelly William Kelly Alan Kempslci James Kirk Roberl Klaus Jerome Koncel Rudolph Koulcol Charles Kramer Samuel Krug David Kuliq Ronald Kurasz Richard Laqoslci CLASS OF 1961 in 'ho I' ,un- Qi 'Mn :L nuff' NV Y ll Palriclc Laird Rober+ Lamonf Vincenl LaPorla Joseph Lazaro William Leben James Lee Waller Llepelf Daniel Lipczynslci William Lollus Salvalore Lombardi James Lorr Arlhur LoSacco Thomas Lulaas Lawrence Luck John Madigan John Malalasla Chesfer Malczewslci Ronald Malmin Anfhony Mango Anfhony Mannina Roberl' Marrella Barl Masi Clem Maslowski John Maurer Fred Mazzle John F. McCar+hy John W. McCarlhy Jerome McColgan John McCormick Michael McDonagh Roberl McGinly Bruce Mclnlyre James McMahon Edward McQuillan Donald Mengel William Merriman Pefer Milcalaiunas Vylaulas Mlliauslcas Wayne Milos Roberl' Milchell Richard Moran Anthony Morelli James Morley Wayne Movrich Thomas Murphy Ken Mysliwiec Viclor Napolilano David Neverko Pafrick Nolan Philip Norris Sigmund Novak Thomas O'Connor Thomas O'Donnell Dennis O'l-lara Charles Olson Michael O'Mahoney Pafrick O'Malley William O'Malley Emil Ourednik Ralph Paiclock JUNIORS Wayne Paradies Frank Parenle Francis Parker Kennelh Parker Thomas Parker Roberf Parlyka Edward Paslernak Alberr Palferson James Peickerl John Plorclresher Joseph Polifo Roberl Powers Thomas Quinlan John Rafferly Ramon Ramirez David Schiavone Richard Schovanec John Scripp Joseph Seeberger Felix Sereicilcas Kevin Serr Roberf Sharlcay John Sheehan Paul Sheridan Donald Sidman Robert Simcoe James Sipich Laisvunas Skeivelus Kennefh Slcraban Kennefh Slazyk JUNIORS Eugene Ralhgeb William Regan Palriclc Reilly James Renehan Frank Rinella John Robinson Edward Rogosich James Roll James Rozhon Marlin Russo John Ryan Lawrence Ryan Michael Ryan James Salvelli Joseph Sasso sf f f- sa Q-.-qv' 'so 'rv Joseph Valvoda James Vanaria Andrew Viicauskas Anais vingeias Viio Volino Pefer Waldron Waifer Wilk Fred Wohlberg Philip wood Thomas Zaura Dennis Zielinski Edward Zilius Roberf Zukowski iv N389 CLASS OF 1961 Edward Smaha George Sfarmann Sfanley Sfaszak Dragan Sfefanovic James Siepuncik John Stiblo Pairick Sfokes Roger Sweiizer Dominic Tallarico Francis Taylor James Tierney John Tierney Joseph Tornaiore Frank Truchon Eugene Valadez ft! was-iv' 9-5 3 'T Nw- 'Y Q-r Q 1 fs.: 6-' Fronf Row: George Knafl, Philip Hayes, Collins Filzpalriclc, Wilfred Major, Michael LaRocco Row Two: William Navin, William Bollin, Roberr Ducar, Bruno Phillip. Row Three: Kennefh Hoff, John Perlelfe, Eugene Major, George Goodridge. Row Four: Leo Spizzo, Roberl Mladic, Jerome Kareclcas. Row Five: James McGough, James Flavin, Francis Vanelc, William Reynolds. Row Six: Donald Adamilis, Kennelh Bronsil, Jerome Thomas. Row Seven: Eugene Kozilcowski, Palrick Manning. Roberl Ploszai, Roberl Selko. Absenl: Anlhony Balesleri, Michael Filzpalriclc, Froni Row: Pafriclc Courls, Timolhy Sheehan, Maffhew Kelleher, Dennis Perri, Ronald Gomilar Row Two: Gerald Przbylinslci, Bernard Mnichowicz, Anlhony Acefo, Bruce Saidalc. Row Three: David Goodman, Leonard Brabeclr, Roberl' Blachowslci. Row Four: Fred Fulcumolo. Michael Shaw, Charles Ludwig, William l-lufh, Row Five: Joseph Walsh, Roberr Maher, Joseph Farrell, David Marx. Row Six: Ronald Cygan, James Pacelli, Lawrence l-linman, Paul Moss. Row Seven: Dennis Milchell, Joseph Slrupeclc, Richard l-liclcs, Florian Smolarelc Row Eight: George Anderson, Jack Ford, Paul l-laielc, Richard Verber. Alosenh Jerome Depalma, Paul McLaughlin, James O'Keele, James Simpson. Fronf Row John Dfxrco Anfhony DrCamo FeMx Amafo George Arvfm R berf LISZICG Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Mas Abse GFQ 2 Fronl Row: Fred Van Claveren, John Quinlislc, Edward Coleman, Michael DeVi+o. Charles Amalo. Row Two: Gerald Waldron, Anlhony Kowallcowslci, Kevin Kavanaugh, Tom Sniegowslci. Row Three: Dominick Pavese, George Rurherford, Thomas Slempnialc. Roberl Lynch. Row Four: Edward Meany, Richard Cima, Charles Dulay. Row Five: Phil Calozzo. Gerald LeCompfe, Ted Zielinski, Edmund McGuire. Row Six: Joseph Cinelro, John Mcffurdy, John Russo, Allen Shemelulslcis. Row Seven: Joseph Coglianese. James Chmura, James Kinahan, Daniel Reardon. Row Eight: Louis Davino, Leroy l-lagler, James l-lolada. Row Nine: James O'Neill, George Rosselli, John Coslello, John Hamillon, Joseph Lyons. Alaseni: Jim Buller, Ralph Gehrlce, Richard Salas. I xi l I 1.1.-y - ...ff Froni' Row: Charles Larlcin, Pasquale DeLeo, Srephen lvlachelc, John Caruara, Roberf Row Two: Gerald Callahan, Perry Deegan, Kennelh Taiarelis, Kevin Ollzinn. Row Three: Dennis Marlcouisas. Roberr Davis, William Sullivan, Olilio Ranqel. Row Four: Roberf Diedrich, Gerald Cummings, Roberf Halbeclc. Row Five: Florian Grasso, Thomas Madden, Gonzalo Hernandez, Guslav Caravelli. Row Six: James Knox, Lawrence Bach, Edward Parker, Dennis Slollo. Row Seven: Terrence Carmody, Ronald Kay. Row Eiqhl: Louis l-lofrichier, Mark McDonouqh, Raymond Sincalc, Thomas Grashofi, Row Nine: John Lyons, Dennis Laria, James Quinlan, Terrence Swonlc, Endre Vilez. Alasenf: John l-liqqins, Dennis Radelc, William Carney. Scilingo 1A Fronf Row: William Nosek, James Weiss, Vylo Kazlauslcas, Richard Smilh, Palriclc Maloney. Row Two: Richard Cunningham, Charles Moran, James McCarlhy, Perer Copelc. Row Three: George Procylc, Joseph Sun- shine, Thomas Sullivan, John Teich. Row Four: Richard Karalcis, Roger McFad- den, George Saiewycz. James McHugh. Row Five: James Kolron, John Chrisfopher, George Senylc. John Druslca. Row Six: Peler Kain, Joseph Pundy, John Kelly, Gerald Ginsburg. Row Seven: John Gaca. Roberl Hummer, Rolnerf Jablonslci, Edmund Hunl. Row Eighfz Zenon Prane, Thomas Malczew- slci, William Senica. Row Nine: William Madden. Joseph Burke, Vincenf Kohl, Paul Bessefle, Frank Nowak. X . 'r , ,. Q. Y, F If 3. 1 1B Fronl' Row: Philip Schmidl, John Doherly, Jerry Maznylc, Michael Fabing, Raymond Blair. Row Two: James l-lamillon, George Bird, Richard Toll, Augusf Balfaglia. Row Three: James Bolzendahl, James Sfadelmann, Joseph Jarabelc, Anlhony Sendzimer. Row Four: Richard Maciulis, Charles Moloney, William Thomas, Peler Pawlifaz. Row Five: Dean March, George Jaclciw, John Salmon, Daniel Dieclrmann. Row Six: Milan Fasl, Gerald Noonan, Kennelh Kudulis, Leonard Dilorio. Row Seven: Ralph Fausl, Wayne Trusco, Dennis Parker, Thomas Marshall. Row Eight: Terrence Gilhooly, Philip Zu- rek, Michael Kowalski. Row Nine: Thomas Flasch, Philip Slepiclca, Michael Kiely, John Cramer, Michael Berlsery, Joseph Siarshalc. 77 1D Fronf Row: Lawrence Gornell, Joseph Peschel, Richard Jasinslci, Waller Owcza- ruk, James Lieleau. Row Two: Thomas Casey, Charles Dub- niclc, Michael Higgins, William Siubble- field. Row Three: Rocco Consalvo, John Mc- Cabe, William Schilling, Ronald Gallo. Row Four: Leo Valcselis, William Taqlia, Roman Roszlcewycz, Chrisiopher lacullo. Row Five: Richard Kudia. Robert Rod- riguez, Simon Dmulcauslcas, Michael Laclri. Row Six: George Gecas, Michael Cudio, Nicholas Falzone. Row Seven: Carmen Amico, Vicior Ai- lcocaiiis, Thomas Scanlan. Row Eigh+: Peier Zogralos, Anihony Valenfino, William Iburg, Nicholas Cera- bona. Row Nine: Wolodymyr Polanslci, Richard Linfing, Lawrence O'Brien, John An- drews, Joseph Claussen, Peier Bomba. 78 C O 1 2 fa Q 1- ls- 1C Fronf Row: Joseph Dusablon, Thomas Klo- mann, Thomas Zimmerman, Leroy Schusler, Andrew Traynor. Row Two: William Cunnea, Louis Balaban, Maiihew Giagnorio, Raymond Ligoclci, Row Three: James Powers, Thomas Burns, Eugene Szczeblowslcy, Joseph Valadez. Row Four: James Dalion, Samuel Moore, Thomas Freidheim, John Leib. Row Five: Harold O'Connell, Donn Winslow, Louis LaRocco. Row Six: Marlin Cerwin, Noel Behm, James Carroll, John Maher. Row Seven: Andrew Ginocchio, Richard Eclcf hardly Kevin Foley, Milion Price. Row Eighf: John Luka, Joseph Dronnan, Borys Jarymowicz, Joseph Hosleny, Fred Hansen. Absenh George Sloriz. Roger Liffle, Thomas Reade. pear' is Ps ui 1F Fronf Row: Jack Caslelloni, Michael Eng- dall, Roberl Reicly, James Meade, Alan Paczlcowslci. Row Two: Charles Henderson, Anlhony De- Meo, Aslcold Kluias, William Dreyer. Row Three: William Lipari, Joseph Mosch- iano, Ramunas Milcelionis, Bruce Dilcsas. Row Four: Richard Kayanaugh, Michael Schimiclr, John Moran, Charles Cullone. Row Five: Daniel Fellman, James Pefullo, James Shannon, Alberl Tracy. Row Six: Dennis Noga, Gene Charmoli, John Kenny, Jonalhan Bromboz. Row Seven: Robert' Cleiniczalc, Garrelf Julien, James Mosler. Row Eighfz Roberr Placelc, Bruno Berfucci Salvalore Danza, Richard Slarrnann. Row Nine: John Schaar, Vincenr McEnerney, Paul Bickel, Wayne Balanch, lhor Worobec. Absenf: Henry Anlhony. 1E Fronl Row: Gerald Jordan, Thomas Moly- neaox, Wi'liarn Keehan, Vincenl Ranqel, William Slack. Row Two: Daniel Lyne, Joseph Wilherl. Ralph Brcwn, Phiip Gleason, Robert Fleds. Row Three: Gecrqe Schneider, Edward Shurna Norman Calowv Vicler Maywood. Row Four: Fd:---'ard Dorahhfg, Cfimivnir Mnwlnzki, Michael Meehan, Viclor Graz' iadei. Row Five: Rona'd Jeriilin, Jelin Gcilicli, Roberl Giachelli, Paul Shields. Row Six: Thomas Samec, Daniel Holler- nan, Michael DeSalvo, Richard Albanoso. Row Seveng John Riiloinir, Franniz UYZIZ' df-N:,IfE, Dr-an Milos, Row Eighf: Waller ixlekrnziuz, Franci' Qrg-,ygi G-rrgqgry WCJili.lCvJi'7. Row Nine: Roger Lamonr, Anllweny Good man, N'fl-nag Nihoda, Absen+: Ralph Brach, James Bizller. 1 1H Fronf Row: Frank Capuio, Eugene Bourdage, James Boland, John Dillon, Louis Ballo. Row Two: John Vayda, William Swindle, John l-lamilion, Ronald Spolo. Row Three: John Schlifr, John Broussard, JOhr1 O'Leary, Daniel Kuriis. Row Four: Palrick Neiferville, Armando Fosco, William Valenlino. Row Five: John O'Brien, Ralph Colucci, Allen Turner, Dennis Taylor. Row Six: Peier Leopold, John Macey. Row Seven: William Dwyer, John Carney, Frank Coslabilo. Row Eighi: Paul Nields, Raymond Krupa, Francis Berry, Russell Kramer. Absenf: Auqusi' Baiiaglia, Larry Bell, Joseph Gallagher, 80 1G Fronl' Row: Arnold Burian, Paul Kiiowski, Roderick Ciombor, Philip Kolin. Joseph Remez. Row Two: Michael O'Donovan, James Darche, Phillip Falbo, Anlhony Foldufo. Row Three: Michael Marasco, Louis Scal- zo, Roberl D'Alessandro, Roberl' Kras- niewslci. Row Four: Perer Shiavarelli, George Clif- lon,'Thon'1as Sheehan, Michael Nugenl. Row Five: John Zelnis, Slephen Mack, Paul Gorman. Row Six: Salvaiore Maraiio, Roberi O'Connell, Brian Gallaher. Row Seven: Michael Velarde, William O'Brien, Frank Nolfo. Row Eighf: Alphonse Capasso, Reber? Dwyer, Roberl' Wachowicz. Abseni: Pinckney Manning. 'Wm 39 .ix T7 SQ 1K Fronl Row: David Weaver, David Kulovany, Brian Walsh, Frank Sarabia, Joseph Dilacova. Row Two: Anlhony Grasso, Roberf Radfke, Jeffrey Hodgson, Gerald Goqgin. Row Three: Louis Cifro, Michael Marren, Anlhony Seridziol, James Younq. Row Four: John Owens, Ernesl' Mafegrano, John Gill. Row Five: Thomas Hayes, John Collis, Leroy Popadowski, Daniel O'Brien. Row Six: Frank Kuclia, Joseph Bowen, Vernon Scacci, Kevin Dunagan. Row Seven: John Kelly, Carl Bickel. Row Eight: James Kay. Richard Berardi, Ed- ward Griffin, Thomas Gorski. U Froni Row: Dovid Dominguez, Anlhony Sharp, Thomas Mahoney, Peler Dolan, Richard Goode. Row Two: Richard Bauman, Dennis Moro- ney, Frank McGarr, James Schmidl, John Sobon. Row Three: James Salilore, James De- Sario, Gerard Rowan, Marino Floreani. Row Four: Thomas O'Malley, Thomas O'Meara, lsadore Juozapaviciiis. Row Five: John Allman, Richard Free, Conrad Dsincker, Bradley Wallace. Row Six: Raymond Beuhler, Lamonl Yeakey, Joseph Munao. Row Seven: Reber? Slaflery, Donald Kochniarczyk. Row Eighf: Donald Mullaney, George Lhola, Donald Krug, Michael Naughlon. ! 'j,?QQ,w,4' , M. ,,g?, ,N . u X' xii fff55 If vknw , I i X liz 1- - P X 7' yx I r '- ,,, QV 9. 4- , ,S xbf ,, 7 ' Q bf J so 'C Jxx Z w'l -.uf IVN Q . , .,,,-ff 4 xv. Jw. tm K f Fw, H f-, lk ,,,.,5-X --ru 3-us. I 4. N' ,.. . N dl -iluvf -1.1 ff -'5-l f5 ,.'.a-. . O an , : -af S- f fx fo 'S' ' ..- x , 0 . Q. 4 O l 1- f A DG O CC Lkxe S+, Igna+ius +ailed +o domina+e in any spor+ excep+ing +raclc. Bu+ nei+her was lgna+ius domina+ed over. Our +oo+ball and baslce+ball +eams were +ough compe+i+ion, and each made +he playoffs. A championship brand of +ennis again emerged +rom +ha+ unlikely place - +he Quonse+ l'lu+. The Wa+er Wolves made +heir bigges+ splash in years. o++en dom- ina+ed Sou+h Side mee+s, and walked off wi+h ano+her Sou+h-Cen+ral +rophy. lgna+ius con+inued +o be held in almos+ religious reverence +or i+s condi+ioned excellence in cross coun+ry and +raclc. Though +here was no memorable +eam - in +he championship sense - +here de+ini+eIy were memorable occasions. On +he nigh+ our Heavies convincingly upse+ S+. Pa+'s, we were one of +he ci+y's bes+ +eams. And who was +hinking of his ho+ dog +ha+ Sunday a++ernoon our Pigslcin Wolves sloshed +hrough S+. Philip's mud lor a nea+, playoff-clinching vic+ory over +he Gaels? We were on-again-o++-again champions. Bu+ we were champions! FOCTBALL 1959 Aciion af fhe bench Jubilafion in Hwe s+ands Fronf Row: Dan O'Brien, Don Hogan, Ron Kurasz, Chuck Casselo. Row Two: Carl Homolka, Nick Ellen, Tony Oneslo, Ed Healy, Frank Canfaiio, Doug Zeman, George Hyland. Jerry Selke. Row Three: John Gabcik lMqr.l, Coaches Mr. Salerno and Mr. Casper, Torn Lynch, Kevin Gallagher, Tom Quinlan, John Rafi-erfy, Roberl Lynch, Chuck Ludwig. Row Four: James Simpson, Joe Gorecki, Tom Murphy, Ken l-loil, Bernie Mnichowicz, John Pfacek, Russ Cailano, Tom Madden. Jim Buller, Tony DiCanio. Row Five: Joe Macellaio, Dave Schiavone, Wayne Milos, Joe LaBellarfe, Par Laird, Denny Dernbach, John Palm, Luke Paveza Denny Healy, Fred Duckhorn. Row Six: Denny Milchell, Tom O'Sullivan, Ed Berleman, Gene Kozikowski, Bob Ploszai, John Flavin, Ed Bara, John Buller. bsenf: Don Adamifis, John Conrad, Par Courfs, Andy DeTolve, oe Fidler, Jim McLaughlin, Paul Moss, Pal O'Malley. Coaches Salerno and Casper pow-wow wilh caplains Nick Effen, and Chuck Casselo. in H- 'Z' St. Ignatius O ,,-,,.,,... Brother Rice 6 The I959 Wolves, with eight returning regulars and a new head coach, Mr. Frank Salerno, opened the season with a night game against Brother Rice. In the second quarter Brother Rice pushed over the only score ot the game in spite ot the determined Wolves' detense. ln the second halt, the Ignatius line. led by All-State tackle Nick Etten prevented Rice trom scoring again. I-lowever, tirst game iitters were with the Wolves and they lost their opening game 6-O. St. Ignatius 6 De La Salle I2 Eager to avenge their opening loss. the Wolves took on highly-regarded De la Salle. The Wolves drew tirst blood when Chuck Casselo took a pitchout trom quarterback Dan O'Brien and raced I5 yards tor the score. At the start ot the tourth quarter De la Salle scored but missed the extra point. This bitterly-contested game looked like a tie until De la Salle scored with 36 seconds remaining to win I2-6. Center Tom Lynch suttered a leg iniury which kept Don Hogan works tor homecoming victory. St. Ignatius 34 St. Elizabeth O After two one touchdown losses, the Vv'olves invaded Rockne Stadium to take on the lronmen ot St. Elizabeth, Scat-back Chuck Casselo had the greatest day ot his career as he scored 3 touchdowns, two on runs ot 33 and 8 yards and one on a completed pass good tor 23 yards. The Vlfolves scored two more touchdowns on one yard plunges by quarterbacks Dan O'Brien and Ken I-lott. The points atter touch- down were added on runs by Don Hogan and Tom Quinlan. This brought the tinal total to 34-O as the Maroon and Gold registered its tirst league win. St. Ignatius 0 St. Mel 20 On a bleak and rainy day the Wolves took the rain-drenched tield 'against the powertul Knights trom St. Mel. The scattered spectators hiding under umbrellas saw a see-saw battle throughout the tirst halt until a tially by St. Mel made the score 6-O. As the rain came down in the second halt, the switt Wolves couldn't move the ball down the tield. Two battles were in progress, one against the weather, another against the Knights. Interception ot a desperate aerial attempt made the third quarter score I4-O. Six more points in the last quarter sealed the muddy Wolves' tate. him out tor the rest ot the season. Teamwork tor Coaches Salerno and Casper Spot pass from Ken l-lott to Carl Homolka Jim McLaughlin hands off To Ron Kurasz in play-off againsT MT. Carmel. ST. IgnaTius 26 Sf. p6fI'iCk 12 On The following weekend The Wolves bounced back wiTh a Thrilling vicTory over The Shamrocks for our second consecuTive homecoming vicTory. IT was The defense which sparked The play in The firsT half wiTh The offense coming Through in The second half. The Wolves racked up 26 poinTs in The second half To overcome an early 6-0 deficiT. The CaTholic Leagues Third leading scorer, Chuck Casselo, Tallied Two Touch- downs of I4 and 'Zl yards respecTiveIy. I'IaIfback Don I-Iogan wenT up The middle for one Touchdown of 40 yards and refurned a punT 60 yards for anoTher. AT The end of The game, The sTunned Shamrocks IeTT The field wiTh The score 26-I2. ST. IgnaTius 6 Fenwick 35 WiTh a chance for The Top spoT in The CenTral SecTion, The Wolves invaded Oak Park STadium To meeT The highly raTed Friars from Fenwick. The Friars received The opening kick off: and prompfly marched To a Touchdown. The exTra poinT made The score 7-O. On The ensuing kick off Chuck Casselo raced 88 yards up The middle for our only score of The day. The Friars proved Too much as They scored Time and Time again. The game was especially dishearTening because The Wolves losT Dan O'Brien for The resT of The season. Sf Ignatius Chuck Casselo around end for a TD againsT De la Salle WiTh a play-off birTh aT sTake, The Wolves meT The Gaels from ST. Philip in The final league game. The Wolves scored firsT when Don Hogan wenT I7 yards around end. The Gaels raced back, however, and led aT half 7-6. In The second half, Chuck Cas- sela scored Two Touchdowns To puT us in The lead I8-7. The Gaels came back and made The score I8-l'5, buT guard Frank CanTafio crushed ST. PhiIip's hopes by inTercepTing a IasT second pass To clinch our firsT play-off berTh in Three years. ST. IgnaTius 12 MT. Carmel 26 In The firsT play-aff game The Wolves were piTTed againsT The mighTy MT. Carmel Caravan, who jumped To a 20-0 lead, never To be headed. BoTh The Wolves Touchdowns were scored -by Don I-Iogan, The TirsT of which was a briIIianT 70 yard run. 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Mike NaughTon, Jim Pacelli, John GarsTka, Bob Ducar. v CROSS CCJUNTRY On OcTober I, when The Yellow Flash scrunched To a sTop before Granl' Park, il' heralded The beginning of The l96O Cross CounTry season. The new season broughT wiTh iT Two eager new coaches in The persons oT scholasTics Mr. Weil, S.J., and Mr. Kysela, S.J. As The season wore on in Typical cross counTry weaTher, sTrong wind and damp, piercing cold, The small size of The senior squad and The inexperience of The somewhaT larger iunior Team omened a bleak ouTcome Tor The hard-working harriers. ln spiTe of These impedimenTs and The resulTing less-Than-winning season, Senior co-capTains O'l-lara and Cherone managed 2nd and 7Th place berThs in The CiTy finals. The Junior Team showed much TuTure promise when Brannigan and Callahan finished 4+h and l7Th in Their Junior CiTy meeT. SENIORS Fronl Row: Jim PeickerT, Louis Di- Grazia, Jim STepuncil:, Bob Marrella, Ron Sipowich, Sigmund Novell. Russ Young. Baci: Row: Felix Sereicilcas, Bob Garb. Tony Mannina, Jim Renehan, ChesTer Malczewslri, Bill Zelnis, Joe Ligas, Bob Beleclcis, John Tedeslci, Denny Burnson, MarTy Russo, and Mr. Henry, S.J. JUNIORS FronT Row: John Dillon, Tom Scanlan, Tom Klomann, Larry Sunshine, Rich Karalcis, Vic Maywood, Perry Deegan. Baci: Row: John SchliTT, Tom Snie- gowslci, Ted Zielinslci, Rich EclchardT, Bob Blachowslci, Jim l-lolada. John Russo, Franlc Novak, George RosseTTi. Kegler CapTain MarTy Russo BOWLING During The year, bowling was well on iTs way To becoming an equal wiTh such TracliTional sporTs as swimming, Tennis, and golf. lgnaTius formed an inTer-school Team Trom The besT oi The bowlers in The year-old inTramural league. ln December This Team ioined The Souih SecTion ol The Calholic Bowling League. MarTy Russo, Team capTain, and Jim PeiclcerT, Team secreTary, ioinecl wiTh Tony lvlannina, John Tedeslci, ChesTer Malczewslci, Joe Ligas, Bob Beleclcis, Bob Garb and Ron Sipowich To repre- senT lgnalius very respecTably in This TirsT year oT league compe- Tirion. To assure a TuTure Tor lgnaTius in This sp-orT, The iunior Team, led by Tom Sniegowslci and Larry Sunshine, gained valu- able experience while compelring againsT our SouTh SecTion rivals. ,.. HEAVIES lGNATlU5 OPPONENTS 49 Br. Rice 35 50 De la Salle 62 62 Gordon Tech 57 43 ST, Leo 44 40 Mendel 55 5l ST. Leo 50 42 ST. RiTa 54 84 ST. Michael 67 47 ST. EliZabeTh 5l 61 ST. Mel 4l 53 ST. PaTriclc 68 70 Fenwick 59 6l ST. Philip 48 67 ST. Elizaberh 56 79 ST. Mel 59 47 ST. PaTriclc 37 54 Fenwick 6l Guard Bob Lappin 5l ST. Philip 60 Capfain 45 De la Salle 70 When The season began, The '60 l'leavies looked lilce an average Team which had a slighT chance Tor The playoTTs. Then, suddenly, They came To liTe, winning seven ouT oT nine games, six oT Them in league play, and earned a berTh in The playoTTs. The main TacTor behind Their drive To The playoTTs was Their Teamwork. On any given nighT, any one of seven men mighT piclc up The Team and inspire Them on To vicTory. Bob Lappin, Tloor general and capTain oT The Wolves, Turned in, every week, a Tine perTormance. John Ciprian, an ex-lighTweighT, was The deTensive sTar OT The Team. Tom Dunne, veTe-ran Torwarcl, was The leading scorer on The Team. Much crediT musT be given To Jerry Olconnor, Tor he was always piTTed againsT men several inches Taller. Tom Lubas, in his TirsT year of varsiTy ball, was The Top re- bounder. Tom BuTler and Tom GuTrich were Two valuable replacemenTs who could come in and piclc up where any oT The regulars leTT OTT, as The l-leavies made The playoTTs Tor The TourTh Time in Tive years. Forward Tom Dunne Forward Jerry O'Connor Cenfer Tom Lubas 'qw , 'fi ' ' , I , N, i 'ix R W 'Q S-...M L. Kneeling: Joe Flfzpaffifk fMqr.1, Jlm Kapusfialc, BIN Lofius, Tom Gufridw, Jerry O'Connor, Bob Lappin. Sfanding: Coach Mr, Rdph Hlnqor, Ray 'Uerncy fMqr,l, BH! Carney Wayfne Movriclw, Tom Lubes, Tom Dunno, Tr-fm Bufqor, P090 Wnkirfyn, I Ed MCQLJHQD, John CEPVIGU. Guard John Cipridn Guard Torn Gufrich Forward Torn Builer 1 AQA is 5 ,' W? sm M iqww fr.. E1 If U A km I 4 3. Aww ww, Y hw mmmiwwvd l' Vlcfory over Pais x UI Q.. pg 3 LIGHTS nl Guard Bob Fisher Co-Capfain N,,,J i x Fronf Row: Torn O'Connor, Roger Sweilzer, Jim Salvefli. A Row Two: Coach Mr. Ralph l-linger, John Gabcilc lMgr.l, Laurie Golf, Bob Fisher, Bill Valenfino. Row Three: Fred Mazzie, Ken Hoff, Tony Mango, Ed Meany. Torn Mellon. Row Four: John McCar+hy lMgr.l, John Higgins, Phil Lewandowslci, Phil Calozzo, Al Barflcus. Cenier Al Barflcus Co-Cnpiain Guard Ed MGGHY Forward Tony Mango Forward Ken Hoff Guard Tom Mellon 'fx 'UK '1 lik Q 1 -SWK gf , . .54 55 ,J n . D A W A -v'-.....f 'S'i'f'Y 'Af' '- X Xu if Q .v', QNX g 3 FQ' m wx .9 x Q ,nn R: N Qi ,.-ldbg S is 4.5: wig W X - n E5 X955 xr t Q ,..1-U-+2 3 4 'N 1 R Q o Q52-3 .2 Q 51 S X f bF' I . Al Barfkus 'if in I Fronl' Row: Manager Bill Dreyer, Mark McDonough, Frank Vanek, Jim Flavin, Jim McGough, Dan Reardon, Gene Maior. I Back Row: Manager Jim O'Keele, Endre Vilez, Vince Mclfnerney, Gene Kozikoski, Jerry Thomas, Pal Manning, Denny Carney, Mike Berkery, Joe Slarshak, and Coach Mr. Gerald Hughes. Fronf Row: Manager Pele Dolan, Kevin Kavanaugh, Roger McFadden, Dick Cunningham, Mall Giagnorio, Mike Engdall, Frank Capulo, Manager Mike O'Donovan. Back Row: Bill Madden, Gerry Noonan, Ralph Fausl, Tony Acefo, Rich Cima. Mika Meehan, Bill Valenfino, John Chrislopher, Bill Thomas, -Gerry Waldron, and Coach Mr. Gerald Hughes. ,- l MTIU Q XS Ul X NIL ' - if Lug Tw! , gh? rm Nv 'Q 1 wkfifly WW? wily? Mfg 1 fkffif ' U1 , 41' , EQEEETMQQQ Q . lr Q 3. I 9 M-H Nw ww wwf gsm P 2 X J f M Sysxmk yxmug , 12 MW' E sw A .. f XWNM fx. Q 1 ' W V . 1 QATSTZ' f' XQMTQW 53954715 it X, 1 5 .3155 .X W N , J S 4 Kxkllfg XKNJIQ V Q 3 X I GMM M . 5' E fm f 'Q v 4 X M 7. QNIH. Aw gb Mkfwig 3 , M1171 QWMQ Q 56 SWIMMING The success oT This year's senior swimming Team was due To Three big TacTors: daily pracTice, consTanT super- vision. and hard work all under The waTchTul eye oT Coach Connelly. The dual meeT resulTs speak Tor Them- selves: eighT wins, one loss, and a coveTed TirsT place in The SouTh CenTral lnviTaTional MeeT Tor The second year in a row. The senior WaTer Wolves were led by CapTain Fran SchmidT and high poinT men Bill Carbon- neau and Andy Barry. BuT every man on The Team did his parT To -bring home ThaT big Trophy in The SouTh CenTral MeeT, and give ST. lgnaTius The besT swimming Team iT has had in many years. BuoyanT spiriTs TypiTied The iunior WaTer Wolves This year. WhaT They lacked in second-breaking abiliTy was more Than compensaTed Tor by Their sTouT hearTs and churning eTTorTs To sTroke To The Tinish. Climaxing a 4-5 season in dual meeTs, The Team lacked depTh and ex- perience Tor a winning combinaTion. Sophs Tony BalesTeri, Ed Fischer, Jack l-liggins, and Mike Shaw were The incenTive Tor promising young Trosh swimmers like Kevin Dunagan, Roger LamonT, and Joe Peschel. Already These younger members oT The Team have Their sighTs Tixed on The Third consecuTive Triumph in The SouTh CenTral nexT year, and permanenT ownership oT The Trophy. SENIOR SWIMMING TEAM FronT Row: Bob ParTyka, Dan O'Brien, Jack Ryan, Tom Dubnick, Don Sidman. Row Two: Ron Malmin, Phil Norusis, Joe Rowan, Roger Sobkowiak, Manager John Palm. Row Three: Coach Mr. Robe-rT Connelly, CapTain Fran Schmidt Andy Barry, Bill Carbonneau, Frank Rinella. JUNIOR SWIMMING TEAM FronT Row: Norm Callow, Roman Roszkewycz, Conrad Duncker, Florian Smolarek, Joe STrupeck, Jerry Jordan. Row Two: Tony FalcluTo, Gene Charmoli, ScoT Nekros- ius, Jim Schmidt PeTe Bomba, Tom Mahoney, Coach Mr. RoberT Connelly. Row Three: Ed Fischer, Tony BalesTeri, Jack Higgins, Mike Prane, Mike Shaw, Jerry Rowan, Mike Nugent JUNIORS SENIORS OPPONENTS IGNATIUS OPPONENTS Loyola 62 I5 50 3l DePaul 28 39 64 IO Br. Rice 46 2I 49 28 ST. Philip 40 28 47 30 Gordon Tech 30 37 46 3I MT. Carmel T8 48 55 22 ST. Philip 42 33 54 30 MT. Carmel I5 50 38 39 ST. Leo 4l 27 63 I4 7 Q vp. M 'Q 7 Q , Q . 1 . 'fl , t wi, . . . WP' . ' ' v 'qQ-if -3... A ' 5 Q V15 2 . . . . wx W . K. . I ' ' 8' R fl x ' 'WN' ' .. VN? -13, an Jw ' s. V 'H w i o , -. F I xg vw vw-w..q-. X n Q -v vm in ........ .,.,, .. '3... fa ur . If Q 1 V f . I 1 X X gag 2 xg ' Q iiY5ckf wr N Aw M H W iw sf... , . -,K 'L 3, ff' ,xx .N A ..Xx A 1 ..- fi' Y 5' .. ... .dai 4 si xi '- x 0 fi 'W' 'Q gg 54 . r M xX'- -Y .Q K 5 4 QA si . NX A . f 5 x 13.2. x I 1 N x . SE,-N .. 1' Y v'V1 N iQi'iXi'PYgi?x www' 'ii NX. A XbKSx?eSSFTf' NX x xii Q -in While Pai' Maloney sfrings a racquet Phil Schmidt Dragan Sfefanovic, Ralph Brown, John Robinson, Fr. Moosbrugger, and Tim Sheehan lalk over Tim's lalesf Trophy. Gonzalo Hernandez and Dragan Slefanovic bm. fm 1 rr' x. 55 ., - Ti. S WM r 9 , E3 n W 'Eu' 7,1 5 gui ML , I M, fy f .K my fig , 's i ' . , v Q .g f 7!f3?5' ,Z ,sewn , f A,,31,55,'. H mx' , ,.. 4,.,.7,, .H ,, .MU , , ,M , ft, WVZ.. Q 'ff 2 vw, mf 1 W, N uf A 1 .3 M' WJ if v , f f f f fl' ,gi A 1, ' e' fivlfllliflw A QQQIHHI Qmllgiill' f' ?!!F5'W' Q , gg-Ilya ' .I-If 4:29 , 'f-'lfM'l4a 144: -V ,mm :fin ,.w W...A,1X.i Jr., gil? RS ,,,.,.4 IQ If .Aa- fa-, F HEY? 4 s I 1 . 1 mfff f 'X SprinTing Power. Don Hogan, Ed Zeikus, Vince LaPorTa, Dan O'Brien, Bill Remaks ChrisTopher, John Murphy, Frank Taylor, John RaTTerTy, Jerry Jung. Hurdling Power Tom BuTler Jerry O Connor Chuck Lazzari SENICR TRACK Under The experT eye and driving hand of veTeran Coach Mr. Ralph lvlailliard, The i960 Senior Track Team worked hard Tor iTs nineTeenTh consecuTive Senior CiTy Championship. This almosT unbelievable record puT The pres- sure on The Team and some doubT remained as To wheTher The cindermen would repeaT, as They lacked reTurning leTTermen. Working hard early in The season down aT The Chicago Avenue Armory were The men who would represenT lgnaTius in The 24Th Annual Daily News Relays. Tom O'Hara, PaT Brannigan, Frank Taylor, and John Cherone combined Their eTTorTs To run a greaT race buT To Tinish second be- ' hind ST. George. BuT in The A.A.U. relays The lgnaTius Team of Don Hogan, Frank Taylor, Tom O'Hara. and John Cherone came back To run off wiTh TirsT place and avenge Their earlier loss. As The ouTdoor season approached, every man on The Team was deTermined To reTain The lgnaTian record. Froni' Row: Tom O'Hara, John Cherone, John Murphy, Head Coach Mr. Mailliard. Row Two: Tom lvluelleman, John RaTferTy, Bob ChrisTopher. Row Three: Joe Coyle, Tom O'Connor, T. J. Lynch, Dan O'Brien. Row Four: George Hambrook, Vince LaPorTa, John Williams, Don Hogan, Frank Spiezio. Row Five: PeTe Waldron, Chuck Lazzara, Frank Tasch, Frank Taylor, Jerry O'Connor, Ed Zeikus. Row Six: William O'Malley, George Hyland, Manager Joe PoliTo. Row Seven: MarTin Carey, Gene Valadez, Jim Vanaria, Tom O'Sullivan, Tom BuTler, Fred Duckhorn. Row Eight: Coach Mr. Kysela, S.J., Bill Remaks, Jerry Jung, Ed Healy, Jim Connell. K v Sf' 2 . . X 3 4 J T 'Rt U53'3 -QF'-1 .mug---3.5 5 Q W. ,- l a x u w1,i S 5 5' 'Q' .1 .Q U 4- 2 'W .L,. 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The high hopes oT anoTher crown in Junior CiTy were considerably brighTened by The Wolves' Weekly Relays, sponsored by The SodaliTy publicafion, held Tor The members oT The Junior Team. The winning Team. picTured below, received paTches Tor Their hard work. Many good prospecTs were uncovered, Thus 'assur- ing Coaches Mailliard and Kysela oT The depTh oT Their squad. Wolves' Weekly Winners. Ed HunT, Den Collins, Ray Dombrowski, PaT Brannigan, Chuck Boland, and Disfqnce mnn Vince Callahan, Mr. Kysela, S.J. C' ,TIGNATIUS 5T.IliN f' ,f ? A ' Q, 'esfk if Pole VaulTer Jim Pacelli onT Row: Jack Quinlisk, Al Paczkowski, Bob idy, Lee SchusTer, and Head Coach Dr. lph Mailliarcl. w Two: Bill Cunnea, Tom Molyneaux, Rog cFadden, Jim McCarThy, Tony FalduTo. w Three: Jack Moran, Al Tracy, George rd, Torn Sullivan, Bill Thomas. 5' w Four: Bill Bollin, Will Maior, Ron Kay, ilio Rangel, John Leib, Perry Deegan. w Five: Mike NugenT, Denny MarkouTsas, Bill 1. yer, MaTT Kelleher, John l-lamilTon, Bob QM , , Ray Dombrowski. Six: John Golich, Ed l-lunT, Dan O'Brien, ChiapeTTa, Rich Cima, Jack Solbrig. Seven: Bob O'Connell, Rich Free, Tony PeTer Kain, Bob Jablonski, Jim Knox, Wcislo, Russ Kramer. M , i Eigl'1T: LamonT Yeakey, Jim Kofron, Den T -sf P 4' Chuck Boland. Jerry LeCompTe, Jerry Mike Shaw, Bob SlaTTery. Fred Hansen, Paul BesseTTe, Joe ike Kowalski, Jim Flavin, Dan Rear- Jim O'KeeTe, Ed Parker, Tom O'Malley. Ten: Jim Pacelli, Bob Wachowicz, Joe Larry O'Brien, Jim Chmura, Laurie Bach, STehney, Lorenzo Uribe. Mike NaughTon, Brabeck. Eleven: AssisTanT Coaches Mr. Kysela, S.J., Mr. Weil, S.J., Manager Joe G-ora, George John GarsTka, Mike Berkery, Anderson, WalT Maslon, Vince Cal- an, PaT Brannigan. W, - X ibfxfimhyx Q ji,x',:3Eg:k ' ,Q-' JK F. , N if . 4 in 1' -GN. nf- Hc fr, -Q Q1 W -9. M3-Q: vgx-4 ,FXN . 9. f, 4010 X 'Q P 1' . .x 6 -- l JK' '., YW - 5,-'NL ' 'E ws 1 .gv,,3g! I MgX.'N4. ,- ke i 4 X Af, 2s.,w,... f . , ,. 92 xirgf. 5 V li..-, LE.. K .N Q, . 'L m -.V Kish' 'ni x I' l v H sf o Q 5, N fxl 1 - 1 ,XL X Mule Lachnowlcz Ca pialn Phil Lewandowslu ki? Jael Madigan Z5 ni.. 1.g.,,,n-HIM 4 I. f .v4..L,.- w'-V-3 , . ,X N 0 ,!,. f ' a I -...yy J, Bob Cronin ,J we qw - -N Jerry Koncel Sieve McGreal ,, . M-i vw ,Mfr ,,... F 'iiilffii ffm, gba iv :flag QZQQXPR1 X36 l ,Y ,WT . 1. .f , uni. , 'i , 3 3 . 'Wk fi , P XXV , -it? i2 gg T .. 'S' ev -'O q..-: ...f - -3 ,L :1 f-'-.-3 0 I- 3 Z I-lx f Q0 ! O . I . 46 X f ,X AMDCJ O C o we Everylhing 'rhal goes on al Sl. lgnalius has a purpose. All lhese purposes can be pared down info one principle which guides all fha? goes on wilhin The school: Whalever course, sporr, or aclivily il may be, if musl help lhe sfudenf grow info a good, Calholic man. This principle is parlicularly applicable To The exiracurricular acfiviiies conducled in The school. They are all planned and geared To answer +he inreresrs ol lheir members and lo help lhem in lheir marerial and spirilual lives in The adull world which is lo come. This year, as every year, we rurned our a school paper, a yearbook, a play. We wenr on The Salurday circuil of comperirion in spealcing and debaling. We lisiened fo music, played chess, learned if we were good enough lo be among rhe Top few in word-knowledge. We were and are Sodalisls and Aposrleship members. All of lhese lhings had been done in The pas? a+ Sr. lgnalius, bur This year we were doing lhem. 1 -ff '-fi-g-:fgw-533 fm x I m. --0-al ' in 'alt 'ff 2 , cfxwggil 1'- f .bv Q is 2 -Q-.,,'C 1 'I D L . I ,,s.fzii'mnH fff l 'QL K! H 1 ,, Ui. 1 ' R ME Rik - 'Q ,, k , ' C, Q5 ' - M. - 4, . MM mf 5:52 f v V- -- f,' ,L -A . A F I, ,. . 1, , A L Q L 3? H9 1 sf A N W M. t. 5' zki., . A,:,h , W .K- c an A x,,- Q G . 35 . 'f , ,AQ 4V'.I ',s i .shffkli ,,k,,., ,.. txt: J STUDENT COUNCIL The Sl. lgnalius Sludenl Council has added anolher successlul year lo ils long claim ol pasl successes. Composed of earn- esl, carelully-selecled represenlalives voled in by lheir lellow classmales, lhe Sludenl Council acled as lhe represenlalive lor lhe sludenl body and as a liaison lor lhe lacully and sludenls. Besides discussing sludenl prob- lems and allempling lo oller solulions, lhe Council was lcepl busy supporling lhe Fall Feslival drive and lhe Harlequin drive, as well as sponsoring lhe Homecoming Floal Parade, lhe Chrislmas Dance and lhe cli- maclic, exciling Prom. Under lhe ardenl direclion ol Fr. Burn- ham, S.J., and led by lhe Exe-culive Council, lhe Sludenl Council sel lhe loundalion lor lulure years by inlroducing a new conslilulion - a necessary revision ol lormer rules and regulalions. The sludenl body can leel conlidenl lhal lhey were well represenled during lhe school year, and lhey can be gralelul lor lheir sludenl organizalion. ll will lall upon lhe lgnalians ol nexl year lo elecl again compe- lenl class ollicers who are worlhy and cap- able ol lhe responsibililies placed upon lhem. LEFT SIDE Fronl Row: Carl Homollca Torn Lynch, Laurie Coll, Bob Sharlcev. Row Two: Fr. Burnham, Sleve IvlcGreal, Jaclc Miles. Dan O'Brien. Row Three: Tom Luning, Niclc Ellen, Rich Lee, Jim Callahan. Row Four: Jim Connell, George Hyland, Tom O'Snllivan: Ed Bara, Bob Larnonl, Bill l'lei'iq Bill Kelly, Row Five: Frank Capulo, Bill Madden, Norm Callow, Bill Keehan, lvlilce Velarde. Row Six: Carl Biclcel, lsadore Juczapavicius, Brian Gallahfrr. Pele Dolan. Row Seven: Diclc Slarrnann, Bob Placelc Pele Bomba. Row Eiqhl: Lamonl Yealrey, John Broussard, John Maher, Bill Slubblelield. Tom Sullivan. RIGHT SIDE Fronl' Row: Andy DeTolve, Jim Salvelli. John Houlihan. Row Two: Tony Morelli, Tony lvlango, John Rallcrly. Row Three: Bill Regan, Joe Caccialore, John Ciprian. Row Four: Dave I-Iilloclc, Ken Holi, Jim Pacelli. Row Five: Bob Lynch, Jim O'Keele, Don Adarnilis. Row Six: Bill Carney, Jaclc Lyons, Froni' Row: Tom Luning lSenior Preiecrl, Bill Sreel l5enior Secreiaryl, Rich Cima. lSophomore Prefeclll Row Two: Tony DiCanio, Chuclq Jindrich, Chuclc Ludwig, John Quinlislc, Don Schwarzlcopl. Row Three: Phil l-layes, George Goodridge, Collins Filzpalriclc, Fred Wohlberq, Bob Maher, Joe Coyle. Row Four: Reid Sayre, Will Maior, Bob Duear, Vince Villinslci, Jim Peiclcerr, Dave Goodman, Florian Srnolarek. Row Five: Mike O'l-lara, Ray Cavanaqh, Roger Maielslci, Russ Young, Joe Walsh, Milne Shaw, Roy Lipscomb, Ron Trzaslcus. Row Six: Tom Schubert Larry l-linman, Denny Dernbach, Torn Dubniclc, Jim Quinlan, Jaolc Miles, Gene Maior, George Slarmann, Ed Schmidt Row Seven: Mr. Granzeier, S.J., Jim Flayin, Jim Connell, John Flavin, Ken Bronsil, Bill Reynolds, Jerry Thomas, Bolo Carbonneau, Terry Burlce, John Connell, Frank Parenle, Mr, Glaser, SJ. Anyone who undersTands The SodaliTy hesiTaTes To Term iT an exTra- curricular. IT exisTs as a program oT spiriTual educaTion and development which Tor The CaTholic are as exTra as oxygen. This organizaTion is essenTi- ally devoTed To poinTing ouT To, Then TosTering in iTs members a sense oT responsibiliTy in The lay aposTolaTe. IT Teaches The necessiTy oT seeing Through The sTagnaTion of ThaT Tired phrase Live and leT live, and acTively caring Tor The needs oT oThers. ln The lasT decade. The American hierarchy became oTTicially aware oT The dearTh oT CaTholic leaders. They knew There was a signiTicanT num- ber oT The elecT in consequenTial posiTions, yeT liTTle CaTholic ThoughT was geTTing beyond seminaries and religious periodicals. There were Too many leading CaTholics buT noT enough CaTholic leaders. Too many oT The inTluenTial laiTy were conTining Their CaTholicism To The pious bowing oT The head aT Sunday Mass or an empTy mouThing oT Threadbare exhorTaTions aT oTher gaTherings. The SodaliTy plan is a remedy Tor This. lT is a Tour-year exercise in ST. Paul's brand oT chariTy, where The good oT The aposTle is a secondary consideraTion. YeT The SodalisT is Tar Trom being a drudge, The reguiremenTs Tor successful aposTolic work are no diTTerenT Trom Those Tor being a suc- cessful person - imaginaTion, iniTiaTive, and responsibiliTy. The SodaliTy is a challenge and one who accepTs iT is beTTer Tor iT. Face li'fTing Tor The library corridor pamphleT raclc car- ried Through by Bill Bollin, Chuck Ludwig, and The Maior broThers Gene and Will. Lining up The nexT Sophomore SodaliTy meeTing were Ken Bronsil, Jerry Thomas, Larry Hinman, Mr. Granzeier, S.J., and Bob Ducar. K5 gjlqxi FL ,X . EEF QV X 'S x , f ex' f 512, Q 3 . X I 47' , HN Q5-if, 1 ,,f k f ff 4... 1. 1 r nlrii'- '2 'L 'f1g.i,:',', :ILA Ishii? J fl? X 7 4 ' iyfv jf i:'Y'A if ,rgg y.,-4 ,fp ? .affkw f We ' Q 4' 8, 'Weekly - Sfaff members Take a few poanlers from Their direcTor. Ken Bronsil, Roger MaTelslci, Leroy Schusfer John Maher Jerry Thomas and Chuck Jindrich, and Mr. Glaser, 5.J. Whaf began a few years ago as a Sodalify aposTolaTe, is now a recognized publicaTion aT ST. lgnaTius, caTching The aTTenTion, weelq aTTer weelc, oT looTh wide-eyed Treshman and hard To please upper classrnen. Wolves Weekly achieves a unique inTeresT Through The Tlexi- biliTy of iTs TormaT. Beyond presenTing The TacTs in a simple, clean sTyle, iTs policy is indeTiniTeq hence iT is Tied down To no parTicular cover- age. ReporTers are clelegaTecl To any news- worThy Topic: an ediTorial is a rariTy. Sub- iecTs of more lasring imporTance are olealT wiTh in imaqinaTive TeaTure arTicles or sTudenT polls. Wolves Weelcly claims noThing buT +ha+ iT is on The spoT. WW EdiTor Tom Schubert Vince Vil- linslci Bill Reynolds and Dave Goodman lo over a recenT issue, while Don Schwarzkopf sTencils The laTesT number. 119 Spearheaded by Farher Reif, S-l's Aposrleship of Prayer Group spread de- vorion io The Sacred l-learr mainly lhrough rhe disrribulion of lhe monlhly pamphleis. Prayer is one of rhe im- porianr dulies of The members of Chrisr's Mysrical Body, and 'rhis organi- zaiion aimed io acquainr rhe srudenr body wilh 'lhis obligafion. Members in- cluded Rich Carmody, Bill Galanii, Fr. Reil, S.J., Bill Leben, John Kyle, Bob Sellco, Nich Achille, Carl l-lomollca, Ed Bera, and Tony Oneslo. Assisfing lhe celebranr as he offered The holy sacrifice of 'ihe Mass was The privilege of rhe Solemn Mass Servers. Piclured here in fronl of lhe alfar of Holy Family Church are: John Chrisr- opher, Vince Villinslci, Richard Toll, Reid Sayre, Augusl Baliaglia, Bob Sellco, Jim Weiss, Rocco Corisalvo, John Guerrero, John McCar+hy, Gene Bourdage, Charles Dubniclc, and Fr. Moosbrugger, S.J. Where else could you find an organiza- rion Thar encourages dueling ano ban- ishes ihe leaders? Borh paslimes are pracriced regularly by members ol rhe Vocabulary Club. The duels are wirh words and lhe osrracized members are inyilecl ro lry lo regain membership by beaiing one of lhe eighreen permanenr members. Members included: lseaiedl Jerry Woynerowski, Tom McSloy, Nich Achille, lvloderaror Farher Burnham, S.J.7 lslandingl Milne Libonali, Doug Zernan, Ed Burke, Bruce Smirh, Ari Copelf, Bob Haslcins, Mariy Doherfy, Boyd Grorh, Jerry Jung and Alex Shim- lcunas. 7 Q K NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY CHICAGOANS CLUB Twenly minufes wilh Mayor Daley, an allernoon af ihe Orienlal lnslilule, a morning singing fhe Russian Rile Mass, and many visils To 'fhe cullural spols of Chicago lcepl The Chicagoans always on lhe move. Kneeling: Henry Anlhony, James Dallon, Kevin Foley, Tom Guadagno. Sfanding: Rich Eclrhardt Dan Lyne, Dan Price, Moderafor Mr. Schnierer, S.J., Ray Krupa, and Chuck Jindrich. Sealed, Fronf Row: Pele Fried, Doug Zeman, Larry Gaichas. Row Two: Bill Leben, Joe Coylo, Sam Krug, Dave Kulig. Row Three: John Plordresher, Bill Regan, John Sheehan, Tony Onesfo, Tom Luning, Roy Lipscomb. Row Four: Carl Homollca, Frank Parenle, Ron Trzaslrus, Jack Miles. Row Five: Kas Jucas, Paul Mueller, Ed Schmidt Ernie Slrowron, Roger Soblcowialc, Jerry Woynerowslci. Standing: Tom Schubert Rich Lee, Jerry Jung, Reid Sayre, Bob Sharlrey, Bob Cronin, Laurie Golf Dan O'Brien, Bob Lappin, Milce Larmon, Bill Sleel, Chuclr Kramer, Lee Drago, Sieve Aglinslras, John Berelc, Tom Dunne, and Moderalor Falher Burnham, S.J. Absenl: Tom Buller, Milne O'Hara. Apex ol scholaslic and exlra-curricular achievement goal of all college- bound Seniors and enlhusiaslic Juniors, lhe l-lonor Sociely conlinued ils quiel exislence, coming inlo lhe spollighl al honors convocalions and in The spring when lhey wenl our To spread informalion abour St lgnarius l-ligh School. Members of lhe Arnold Damen Chapler spolce lo The sevenlh and eighlh grade boys of various parishes and lold These polenlial candidales ol a lulure freshman class alooul lhe excellence ol St lgnalius. 'Saa- HARLEQUINS FaTher: There's always been someThing liinda' special belween Johnny. Harry James and STeve Aglinslcas. A HATFUL OF RAIN The Harlequins chose as an enTry Tor The Loyola Play FesTival This year The Tense melodrama, A l-laTTul of Rain. The play, laTe oT Broadway, deals wiTh a young man named Johnny lhlarry Jamesl who becomes a dope addicT in an army hospiTal. l-lis playboy broTher Polo lclohn Denvirl aTTempTs To help him TirsT To break The habiT, and Then. when This proves impossible, To Tinance iT. ln The nnidsT oT Johnny's Trouble wiTh some gangsTers lLee Drago and John Aradol and some negligible help Trom a Tellow addicT lJim CasebolTl, his careless TaTher, unaware oT The boy's addicTion, appears on The scene. ln an emoTion-shaTTering climax. The TaTher discovers The crime. and, wiTh Polo, resolves To help Johnny To break The habiT and To reTorm his own irresponsible ways. The producTion, ably direcTed by Mr. Polalcowslci, SJ.. and his assisTanT, Mr. Raispis, received a superior raTing wiTh The highesT score lgnaTius has yeT achieved in The FesTival, 79 ouT oT a possible 8l poinTs. l-larry James's brillianT characTerizaTion oT The addicT earned a perTecT score, a gold medal, and a scholarship. STeve Aglinskas, a Three year veTeran, added To his laurels wiTh a perTecT score, a silver medal, and a scholarship. John Denvir, wiTh an excellenT porTrayal oT The diTTiculT role oT Polo, walked OTT wiTh a scholarship. 122 lx v FaTher: You promised me The money. Now, where did iT go? STeve Aglinslcas. ,l 'I 5 S f ' 5 w 5 -no-9 'Mo+her': Don'+ worry abouf if: i+'s no+ even loaded. Harry James, Jim Caseboif, Lee Drago, and John Arado. .r A.- Mi iv 'I '40-. V-J XII, +.,,- 'E Qs Q Johnny: Chuckie, you goifa' help me out Harry James and Jim Casebolf. Fafher: My own son! - a iunHe! Harry James, John Denvir, and Sieve Aglinskas. y ,. 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Hoping To reTain and bolsTer S-l's repuTaTion in This Tield, These braves donned Their warpainT and made Tresh baTTle- plans Tor The coming campaign againsT Their Tormidable Toes. Their warpaTh carried Them Through Illinois and inTo Michigan and Wisconsin. Membership in Tour speech leagues kepT The braves consTanTly occupied Trom mid-OcTober To mid-May. Spring saw The worn warriors Trudging home wiTh Their share of scalps, aT The conclusion oT Their campaign. The TradiTion oT ST. lgnaTius had been upheld. The lgnaTians leTT Their sTamp on many a sTudenT congress and symposium. Jerry Woynerowski capTured TirsT place in The JesuiT Symposium and second place in The ST. Francis Symposium. In sTudenT congresses, Bob Sharkey and John Sheehan each won gavels Tor Their excepTional oraTorical abiliTy, and Frank ParenTe received a gavel Tor his excellenT work as chairman. ln The Junior Division. Joe Walsh earned an excel- lenT speaker award aT The ST. PaTrick STudenT Congress. On The debaTe scene, veTeran seniors Bob Sharkey, Jerry Woynerowski, Jerry Jung. and Ernie Skowron aTTained Their chieT Triumph oT The year, TirsT place aT The Navy Pier Tourna- menT, over sTiTT compeTiTion. Frank ParenTe. Harry James. and Jerry Woynerowski all won The privilege of aTTending The NaTional CaTholic Forensic League Tinals in New York CiTy-ParenTe in non-original ora- Tory, James in original oraTory, and Woynerowski as a repre- senTaTive in The sTudenT congress. This evenT climaxed The T959-60 Torensics and debaTe year Tor ST. lgnaTius. SenaTor Mike LibonaTi holds The floor aT CCFL STudenT Congress. Jerry Woynerowski, Larry Hinman, Frank ParenTe, Mick Tallarico, and Joe Walsh aT The JesuiT Symposium. Jerry Took TirsT place wiTh his eulogy of JesuiT SainT Isaac Jogues. SeaTed, Fronf Row: Mr. Moore. S.J.. and Presi- denT Bob Sharkey. Row Two: Lee Drago, Jerry Woynerowski, George STarmann. Row Three: Mike LibonaTi, John FiTzgerald. John DiGaeTani, Frank Kofron. 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Q .ers-Q 4 , C04 , uf' IA, L! 53 ALUMNI MOTHERS' CLUB FATHERS' CLUB The lvloThers' and FaThers' Clubs OT ST. lgnaTius are Thriving organizaTions because every lgnaTian parenT has a naTural impulse To improve his son's siTuaTion. Once The willing parenTs are members, Their naTural impulse is soon coupled wiTh a genuine concern Tor The school, wiTh The resulT Thaf These Two groups provide ST. lgnaTius wiTh some of iTs mosT devoTed promoTers. As in pasT years The lgnaTian lvloThers and FaThers. under Their moderaTors FaTher lvlcCummislcey, S.J., and FaTher Beckman. S.J., sponsored The Card ParTy, MonTe Carlo lNlighT, The Communion BrealcTasTs, FaThers- Sons SporTs NighT, and oThers. The Time, eTTorT and money expended all wenT To help us, Their sTudenT sons. and we are graTeTul Tor iT. Perhaps one oT The TinesT TribuTes a graduaTe can pay To his school is To demon- sTraTe ThaT he Thinlcs enough of iT To become an acTive member of iTs Alumni Associa- Tion. ln everyThing The lgnaTius Alumni have done and promoTed during The pasT year, They envisioned one ulTimaTe goal. No maTTer how excellenT They ThoughT The school when They 'aTTended iT, They labor To malce iT iusT a liTTle biT beTTer. AT The Annual Alumni Dinner held in Oc- Tober, These members of The Class of '43 Turned ouT To honor FaTher John B. Es- malcer, S.J., '99: FronT: Dr. William Raleigh, John Kane, George Brogan, William Gill, Fred Welsh. Baclr: PaT Lyons, Ed BarTh, Sam VarcheTTo, Jim Cronin, John BuTTney, John Keefe. lgnaTian Mofhers came To The lv1oThers' Club 29Th BirThday ParTy Tor a wonderful aTTernoon. AT MonTe Carlo NighT members of The FaThers' Club insured Tair play, buT wiTh phony money. l-lere, Mr. Charles Calozzo handles one oT The game boards. 9 1 1 I ! 4 xl 1 I v Jr , I N 4 l w l Www . f k f ij . as S 2 W x x lk FINE ARTS CLUB During fhe lunch hour and affer school, fhe members of fhe Chess Club, direcled by Mr. Munaf, engaged in shuffling pawns and lcnighfs fo gain an advanfageous posifion on fhe checkered field of baffle. Some of The sfrafegisfs were: Seafed-John Robinson, Henry Anfhony, Boris Jarymowicz, Rich Verber, Roman Roszkewycz, Dave l-lilloclc, Joe Smyfh. Sfanding-Jim Mcl-lugh, Joe Pundy. Vic Maywood, Rimanfas Repsys, George Procylr. Wally Polanslci, Ron Jerufis. 'ir J One of fhe school's youngesf acfivifies, fhe Fine Arfs Club offered hiqh qualify facilifies for fhose inferesfed in music and painfing. Fr. Lauer, S.J., club moderafor, has amassed fhe club collecfion of over 300 classical records and a library of arf boolcs. Picfured wifh Fr. Lauer are Jim l-lamilfon, Milce Shaw. Bob Sellco, Milce Libonafi, Louis Scalzo, and John Pfordresher. CHESS CLUB An inconspicuous room al 'rlwe head of Hue s+airs on fhe fourlh floor is Hue focal poinl' of flwis group. Here, rnoderafor Fr. Fergus, S.J., leads discussion on fopics of inferesi in 'llne elecfronic world, Accomplislnmenls for +l1e year included gefling WCPRBO on llve airwaves and licensing flwree new hams , Slnown wifln officers Bob Simcoe lK9RXYl and Ed Harris lKN9VFMl are Jim Sladelmann, Vic Napolifano, Bernard Kelly lKN9VGKl, Jerry Mccolgan, Joe Clwobof. Sieve RADIO CLUB Machelc lKN9VCEl. Paul Mueller, and Jay Bromboz. PCSTER CLUB Remember llne sfraw foofball player Thal hung from 'rhe cafeleria ceilinq dur- ing Ocfolaer? Tlnal and oflwer displays and posfers coming from flneir fourllw floor workshop were llwe work, of flue posler club members and +l1eir moderalor, Mr. Polalcowski, S.J. Tlueir producis ranged from flme Dewey Decimal lefferinq of library looolcs fo llfme iumloo poslers flwal' hung in our lwalls. Tlne arlisfs were Reg Soblcowialc, Tom Sclnuberl, Vince Villinslci, Jolnn Berelc. and Ricln Cima. 'ii yi Q ,Mi .2 Ki I' +-1-K' PIRIT IGNATIAN MAGAZINE Current Affairs ........... 3 Letters ....... . . 2 Newsmakers . . . . . 8 Special Report . . . . 4 Personalities . . . . 7 Sports ............ . . 6 THE COVER Forward Tom Dunne, recently named to the Chicago Tribune All-City basket- ball team. Photo by SPlRlT's Tom Zaura. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Jack Miles CURRENT AFFAIRS Tom McSIoy ACTIVITIES Jlm Hindman SPORTS Doug Zeman Bob Cronin NEWSMAKERS Mike Libonati Tony Fontana PERSONALITIES Martin Doherty LOCKER RUMORS Laurie Gott BUSINESS MANAGER Ed Schmidt EDITORIAL ASSISTANTS Bill Leben, John Sheehan, Ed Doherty, .lohn Pfordresher, Ken Bronsll, Bob Du- car, Mike Libonati, Charles Kramer, Bill Carbonneau, Roy Lipscomb, Chuck Du- lay, Bob Keser, John Druska. PHOTOGRAPHIC EDITOR Tom Zaura PHOTOGRAPHER Larry Hlnman ARTIST Laurie Gott BUSINESS ASSISTANTS Jerry Kareckas, John Berek, Jerry Woynerowski, Joe Walsh, Jerry Thomas EXECUTIVE CONTROLLER Mr. E. J. Mattimoe, S.J. sa i n-1345 -u cg7uoLlc.-QE 4 me E - , Q 5 Sc-noon, xwif Ax. 'T 4309, L il i A Published monthly by and for the students of St. Ignatius High School 1076 West Roosevelt Road Chicago 8, Illinois SPIRIT STAFF. Seated: Mike Libonati. John Plorclresher. Bill Leben, Ken Bronsil, Jerry Kareclcas, Dan Fornelli, Chucli Dulay, Reid Sayre. Standing: Mr, Mattimoe, SJJ., Ed Schmidt, Roy Lipscomb, Tom Zaura, John Druska, Bob Ducar. John Sheehan. Laurie Gott, Larry Hin- man, Bob Cronin. 138 I, NX 9,4. ' x,! H4'-'li X J 'Zu- ' From Treshmen whose only conTacT wiTh school news is Spirif To seniors who look on iT wiTh The same eagerness and inTeresT. Spirif has become a medium of exchange of ideas, opinions, and sugges- Tions. IT is The common ground Tor The meeTing of Two TacTions, as iT were, upperclassmen and underclassmen. SpiriT is The embodimenT of every phase of school life. lT is a 'forum Tor The discussion of all views. PiTched aT a high level, some of SpiriT's guips and ciTaTions are done wiTh enough wiT and irony To bring a smile To even The mosT disconsolaTe. Spiril' is an organizaTion. From ediTor-in-chief Jaclc Miles, Through The individual page ediTors, even To The newesT member of The wriTing sTaTT, Spirii' TuncTions like a single body, The ediTors The viTal organs: The various sTaTTs, The nerves. BuT mosT oT all, SpiriT is lgnaTius. A caricaTure of The school is eTched in The blaclc inlc. The very liTe blood of lgnaTians is reTlecTed in The red border on The TronT cover. Q ZH. V ngvxiv ' wwf, Proofs and pasfe up af Angel Guardian Press Hard af work on Browsing fhrough Hwe frmsrmed producf Bob Cromn Bob Cronin Sporfs 4'3- 412' r . 41' 'Y 'Ti Laurie GoH Ed Schmudf Newsmakers Personafufues Locker Roomers Bugmegg Manager M776 Friendly argumenf held sway in flue Prep Office befween Jolwn Pfordreslmer and Bill Regan, 'K STDHGN Sam Krug - bemused? befuddled? iusf refining already finished copy. -no -X 1 P ' Casual scrufinizers Fred Wohlberg and Mike Larmon. IGNATIUS PREP '60 Up fhree flighfs on fhe soufh iron sfairs, furn leff, down fhe corridor fo fhe hall, open fhe swinging doors. counf fwo places fo fhe righf, and fhere if is. A dusfy green sign in fhe fransom mufely proclaims fhis fhe Prep office. ln fhis green inner-sancfum, fhe resulf of fhe l959-'60 school year is fallied in a black covered volume. called fhe yearbook or Prep. ln fhe sfricf sense, a yearbook is a record. Buf here af lgnafius, if is more fhan iusf a record. The Prep, we feel, is a manifesfafion of fhe abundanf acfivify and fhe fine spirif of our school. Jusf as we are proud of our school, so are we proud of our yearbook. If has involved faking picfures, planning affracfive layoufs, wrifing ferse copy fo weld fhe picfures fo fhe layouf, and counfless ofher defailed jobs. Co-Edifors Mike O'l-lara and Larry Gaichas headed fhe sfaff fhis year in fheir own compefenf and conscienfious way. Supplier of fhis year's fheme and a greaf deal of fhe fhoughfful wrifing was liferary edifor Marfy Doherfy. Confribufing fheir share of good ideas and ferse copy were sporfs edifors Tom Dunne and Mike Larmon, Jim Schnaubelf devofed fime fo our clean-cuf acfivifies secfion. Bob Haskins helped ouf wifh fhe business end of fhe book. These edifors, plus numerous iunior sfaff members and moderafor, Mr. Sweeney, S.J., have wriH'en, shof, clipped, fyped, and re-fyped fheir way fhrough fhe year fo assemble fhis book. We sincerely hope fha? as you page fhrough fhis '60 PREP now, and af some lafer dafe, you will gain some safisfacfion by recalling 'rhe close friends and happy days you enjoyed af Sf. lgnafius High School. FINAL VIEW The inTroducTion oT Prep may have seemed noThing more Than a iusTiTica- Tion or acclamaTion of ST. lgnaTius High School. AcTually, iT was a sincere aT- TempT To Trace The purpose which lies behind The diTTerenT aspecTs of a school, in This case, our school. We saw ThaT These aspecTs-The inTellecTual, The spiriTual, and The physical-were noT aimless, assuming aT various Times greaTer or lesser imporTance. buT were channeled in deTiniTe proporTions To as- sure balance, harmony, and saniTy. On our Tinal page we see several represenTaTive picTures which recall and sum up The spiriT of l959-l96O aT ST. lgnaTius. ln glancing aT Them and while closing The cover oT Prep and oT The school year, we can Talce away wiTh us. if noT The memory of The Taces we lcnew so well. cerTainly The impression oT ST. lgnaTius' worTh. Prep's Tinal words express Thanks To The TaculTy and sTudenTs who Till These I44 pages and who made This year whaT iT was, To all aT RooT STudios who Tool: and processed all our phoTographs, and To Mr. Norman King and Company who lenT Their invaluable aid To The publish- ing oT This yearboolc. IN MEMORIAM We who lcnew FaTher Knoepfle as Teacher and principal will noT soon forgef him. ln'rensiTy characierized everyihing abouT him - his lusfy inTonaTion of The CREDO aT Mass: heariy elaiion aT some success of an lgnaTian: The ever-m'emor- able, vibranT, Well, Men . . . On Easier Monday, in The midsi' of renovaling and innovaTing as Principal of Loyola Academy Falher Knoepfle died. As a True Jesuil' he leTT nofhing behind buf Those he influenced - his boys. Because of The good he fosfered in us we will remember him and his large-hearfedness always. FaTher Rudolph J. Knoepfle, S.J. i