St Marys Boys School - Anno Mirabulae Yearbook (Calgary, Alberta Canada)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1963 volume:

X THE STAFF AND STUDENTS OF ST. MARY’S BOYS’ ARE PROUD TO PRESENT THE 1963 EDITION OF To what shall the spirit of St. Mary ' s Boys 1962-1963 be likened? Perhaps they have much in common with the famous group who once roamed Sherwood Forest. As one surveys our Surewood forest , one sees young, healthy trees but little deadwood. The foliage is green and pleasantly set off by the white of passing cloud. Suddenly figures move from tree to tree. Is it Robin Hood and his merry men ? Identify them: Little John, Will, Friar Tuck. All are merry men living fully, lives dedicated to righting injustice in the name of their true king. Students of St. Mary ' s: If you will live fully, lives dedicated to the cause of our King, you must become Mary men . Offer to her not only your book of the year but also the year itself and then your every year. As men of Mary you will find happiness. CONTENTS.... DEDICATION ADMINISTRATION UPPERCLASSMEN LOWERCLASSMEN SPORTS ORGANIZATIONS SOCIAL PATRONS TO MARY OUR DEAREST MOTHER ■ ' , ' ’ : ,-,. I •■ Jg£t IN HONOUR OF HER IMMACULATE CONCEPTION WE LOVINGLY DEDICATE - - v ' THIS VOLUME m f m m I m m 1 TRATION Rev. R.J. Whyte, C.S.B. Rev. P.J. Meloche, C.S.B. Rev. H.V. O ' Leary, C.S.B. Rev. W.A. Coyle, C.S.B. Mr. R. Thompson 1 _ 1 Mr. L. Dowling Mr. D. Rohs BOLDER ■ i 1 m3 f M 1J j m CRAWFORD ANTON CSILICS AMICO DANN DUBAUSKAS I DUNLOP HAROLD ENDOM I GALLANT Sentinel X, XII; Sodality XII; Sci¬ ence Club XI. e ' PATRICK I HEFFERNAN RONALD HOWES LINDBLAD LANGEVIN Football XI; Sentinel XI. XII; Sentinel XII; Albertan MIKE MC LAUGHUN DOUGALL Sentinel Political I UL MARSHALL 1. XII; Sodality X, XI, KEN MAY Honor Club X, XI, XI; Curling Club XI ER XII; Football 1; Room Rep. SHANNON ZAWAIYKUT LOUIS MONTI FRANK MORWOOD ; SELMSER RICHARD SIMPSON SCHUETT ATTILA SZENTESI NORMAN VIGUETTI jrian XI; Camera Club XI. LORNE SMITH :e Club X. XII (Pre fect); Drama Club XII. rE WILLOT ■II; Debating Club XI Badminton Club XII. DUMAIS ENGELHARDT Hugh Lindsay Larry O ' Rourke cs p � WM jflBkk I l B HP Vic Scully Tom Elliot Richard Parker Charles Floyd Cliff McDonald John Dunne Bill Bresnahan Jim Standell Orest Kowalski Jim Wilkie George McDonald Larry Poscente G rge Pilon Bob Chellis Gary Fitzpatrick John O’Leary Ed Englehardt Paul Michaniuk Duncan Terry Andrusyshyn Don Spring Larry Sorby Ken Boettcher Alpar Simon Jim O’Reilly Bill Stark Mike Barton Thys Rinkel Dermott Kowalski Doug Bag nail Paul Harrigan John Rowland John Portelance Bill Orr Paul Stewart Ken Edwards Fred Koenig George Pilon Dan Zack Townend Dennis Labrosse Bill Syr Larry Nad Don Ursel _ Terry Bulmer HAIL MARY Bill Howell: Louie Laczkov John Mahor o. - f • v THE LORD IS fflr! Gordon McCool WITH THEE Donald Mosser John Reilly Richard Scurr Allen Scrobogna Bill Pawluk John Privee Edward Podetz Mark Pastic Arnold Sali David Raffa Phillip Nash 7 ■ Carl Protasiwch BLESSED ART THOU O Q w WJtjI?S£ Nortoi Tim McHugh Lonzo McPhe AMONG WOMEN 1 : fm l i 1 M I ' 31 v � % J ' ' w Ka Missing Paul Rye OF THY WOMB, JESUS Ififir i ■ -jJ j 1 . Mario Dellaviola Edward C Raymond Adat Robert DeGroot HOLY MARY Victor Basok jwhwi m warn Don Bresnahan Jim Baillie Terry Blake | d ' C r S M I ft r wV m 4?U) � Garth Huck MOTHER Ernest Gyonyoi Dennis Fendall OF GOD a. r £ ntFimKu 4 Anthony Kowalski Victor Labrosse Bill Kure Bob Nelson Duane Murray James Mannion Dennis Kaye James McHugh Bryant Laboret Pat Moore Bob Lockert PRAY FOR Oc Qw US SINNERS NOW AND AT D Z w H Larry Paron Bill Nelson Pat O ' Brien Brian O’Grady c Cl rs w WM Gilbert Portelance M dim bcnollen O ' t Glen Rankin Q mm Jmd Ed Schell Bob Schmidt Jim Schell THE HOUR Brian O ' Reilly Don Oneski o V 1 r % r - : U v Jim Ward Tim Steeves George Young John Ward Ray Thiele Allen Toso Darrell Wakeham Henry Sieben Dave Vollman Del Wahl Mike Stevens Missing Larry Shaw and Ken Zuccato OF OUR O 1Q w -frAT-TW c : e ‘ t?L ¥‘-- 1 Hendrik Vanderhor Ken Watson John Vand Gerald Woodlock DEATH Ned Cai Les Edward: Ed Schmied Reynold Lorenz Terry McCoy I I ■ _ Ml 4 I i i r y |ff r r 13 j 1 L i ST.MARY’S GRADUATES RETURN AS PRIESTS FR. REILLY, c.s.b. AND FR. PALARDY ■4 SPORTS t)wZ h O FIRST ROW: Richard Newman, Larry Poscenti, Louie Violini, Bob Jordan, Mr. Benning, Mr. K. Burris, Mr. W. Cas- Tim Sleeves, Dan Ehman, Barry Stotts, Tom Cronin, Len Laurendeau, Murray Abraham, Mike Comessotti, Jim Schell, Bob Sharkey, Joe Forzani, Steve Hajash, Ron Smith, Ronald Vandenberg. MISSING: Al Devlin, Mgr. RECORD Saints Central 21 Crescent Heights 20 Queen Elizabeth 18 Henry Wise Wood 14 William Aberhart 40 Viscount Bennett 19 Exhibition They 0 0 0 20 0 6 St. Francis, Lethbridge 53 JUNIOR SAINTS CHAMPIONS FOURTH ROW: Dan O’Byrne, Riley Wight,Tony Kowalski, Ron Kampitsch, Brian RECORD Central Crescent Heights Viscount Bennett William Aberhart They 36 34 38 43 36 37 37 42 RECORD We 56 46 44 41 45 41 58 Semi-Finals 33 Crescent Heights Forest Lawn Viscount Bennett Western Canada Central William Aberhart St. Francis Henry Wise Wood SENIOR SAINTS CHEERLEADERS S.M.B. TRACK AND INTERMEDIATE CHAMPIONSHIP ST. JULIAN SHIELD JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP PASCHENDALE SHIELD S.M.B.’S BEST IN TRACK SENIOR: Broad Jump 1. Julius Kiss 20 ' 9 3 4 2. Larry Poscenti 20 ' 1 1 2 High Jump 2. Attila Szentesi 5 ' 8 12 lb. shot 2. Joe Forzani 45 ' 8 3 4 100 yd. dash 1. Larry Poscenti 2. Garth Huck 10.3 220 yd. dash 1. Garth Huck 2. Larry Poscenti 22.9 440 yd. Run 1. Harold Wills 53.0 120 yd. hurdle 1. Garth Huck 2. Larry Poscenti 14.5 (rec.) Hop-Step 1. Attila Szentesi 40 ' 7 3. Julius Kiss 39 ' 3 1 4 Discuss 3. Joe Forrani 124 ' 7 1 2” 440 yd. Relay FIRST 46.0 INTERMEDIATE: 220 yd. dash 3. Louis Violini 440 yd. dash 3. Chris Saunders 120 yd. hurdle 2. Chris Saunders JUNIOR: 8 lb. shot 1. David Vollman 48 ' 6 220 yd. dash 2. Don O ' Neill 440 yd. Run 3. Jack Hampton 120 yd. hurdle 1. Don O ' Neill 15.0 880 yd. Run 2. Jack Hampton 440 yd. Relay FOURTH FERGUSON TROPHY The Ferguson Trophy is annually given to the best athletic school in Calgary. After failing to win it for an embarrassing number of years, St. Mary ' s last year won it for the first time. The trophy again rests at St. Mary ' s, we winning it 16-11 over Henry Wise Wood, rounding out a fine year. CURLING CITY CHAMPIONS BRIAN O ' NEILL—Edi JIM QUIGLEY-Organizati With special thanks to: Bryan Molyneaux Tony Bergman MR. PODILUK—F TERRY HAMER—Sp STAFF ’63 TOM FARRELL—Social With special thanks to: Julius Kiss George Macdonald JOE CORRADETTI—Organizations scretary STUDENT GOVERNMENT PRESIDENT-TOM CRONIN VICE PRESIDENT-JOHN DILLON SECRETARY-TREASURER-BOB JORDAN ROOM REPRESENTATIVES: 12 A . GREG COONEY 12 B . DAN ENDOM 12 C . RALPH LANGEVIN 12 D . KEN MAYER 12 E.TERRY PROKOPY 12 F .DICK STARK 11 A .BILL BADYK ii b . dan McAllister lie . JIM PADLEY 11 D.ALSHAMPAIGN 10 A . TOM FARRELL 10 B.JACK HAMPTON 10C PAT MOORE 10 D . DON O ' NEILL 10 E . REX SMITH JOHN DANCHERTSEN PERMANENT HONOR ROLL GRADE 12 GRADE 10 Greg Cooney John Jaffey Glenn McDougall Larry Young Bill Maes Michael McCormack Ken Mayer Adalbert Wahl Don Clogg Luigi DiMarzo Julius Kiss Kenneth Steeves Jim LaDuke Philip Tinevez Bob Schuett Richard Hancock GRADE 11 Raymond Van Raamsdonk John Nash Chistopher Heffring Francis Zichy James Pat Moore Terry Hamer Raymond Adams Frank Vandormalen Tom Viccars John Toltesi Tom Farrell Richard Sutcliffe Michael Vernon Jim Frew George Edwards Robert Fulton William Pawluk GRADE 9 Keith Germaine Gary Cook Michael Lemieux Jirri ' Quingley John Reilly Paul Kelly Cyril Smith TROPHY WINNERS FRANK KEINICK TROPHY-Best Automotives Student - Ron Oneski R. A. CANNON TROPHY—Most Improved Student — Les Zichy FRANK TRAINER TROPHY—Best All-around-Boy — Barry Colon DON CAVANAUGH TROPHY-Highest Average - John Nash HIGHEST MARK AUTOMOTIVES - Don Monner HIGHEST MARK IN GRADE X DIPLOMA - Les Zichy HIGHEST MARK IN MATRICULATION ' 62 - Otto Szentesi ATHLETIC FOOTBALL L. POSCENTI T. CRONIN R. VANDENBERG L. VIOLINI J. BEDIZ G. HUCK B. JORDEN S. HAJASH H. WILLS D. ENDOM H. SIEBEN B. STOTTS E. WEIS J. PADLEY T. HAMER R. SMITH L. LAURANDEAU M. ABRAHAM S. SZCZCPANCYK B. CALON B. SHARKEY AWARDS J. EORZANI T. VAN WAES BASKETBALL L. POSCENTI H. WILLS T. CRONIN J. FORZANI J. KISS TRACK AND FIELD J. KISS L. POSCENTI J. FORZANI D. O ' NEILL G. HUCK H. WILLS J. HAMPTON J. PADLEY A. SZENTESI C. SAUNDERS HONORS Religion 30 (1) Greg Cooney (2) Glen McDougall Chemistry 30 (1) Ken Mayer (2) Bill Maes Mathematics 30 (1) Julius Kiss (2) Glen McDougall Mathematics 31 (1) Dennis Labrosse (2) Bill Maes Physics 30 (1) Bob Schuett (2) Bill Maes Social 30 (!) Glen McDougall (2) Greg Cooney Biology 32 (1) George Dexter (2) Bob Jordan English 30 (1) Bernard Adams (2) Bill Maes French 30 (1) Greg Cooney (2) Julius Kiss German 30 (1) Ken Mayer Latin 30 (1) Glen McDougall (2) Greg Cooney Religion 20 (1) John Nash (2) Barrie Bandur Science 20 (1) John Nash (2) Francis Zichy Latin 20 (1) Francis Zichy (2) Michael Lemieux Math 20 (1) John Nash (2) John Howard Language 20 (1) John Nash (2) Francis Zichy French 20 (1) John Nash (2) Francis Zichy Social 20 (1) Francis Zichy (2) John Nash German 20 (1) Harold Malang (2) John Toltesi Religion 10 (1) Mike McCormack (2) Tom Viccars Language 10 (1) John Jaffey (2) Dal Wahl Math 10 (1) Chris Heffring (2) John Jaffey Social 10 (1) John Jaffey (2) Ken Steeves Latin 10 (1) John Jaffey (2) Larry Young French 10 (1) Phil Tinevez (2) Dave Heilman Science 10 (1) Mike McCormack (2) John Jaffey Volume IV - Number Mary 1 3 Boys 1 High School February 15. ' 1962 SC HO A disturbance suited in prevent city. At a recen three youths, rowdy. They respect and pal, and to youths becan called. Ther Department As a result turbance, will stc.rt stead of at one will be gymnasium all the be stricter the rules. Admittance people without a student identification cards is at the discretion of the home schools authorities. These rules ore expected to bring about two results: 1. They will allow more of those students who want to see both games, 2. And the 10 art p� n, closing will eliminate pin g SA, Nrs si ' L STAFF ' : ralp lan v in ron About 70 w, 1 f C° h d Nd, uon toys’ ° ACH °us lory ' s Girls’ Schools. and TERRY smith hamer I ssing) K ‘ 0 ' Neill out the types who go to a bee? parlor for a few hours then drive around in a ce looking for someplace J go. The sad face of the problem is that the trouble has seldom originated from high school students. The administrative action was actually triggered by a chain of throo similar in¬ cidents at different high schools -over the past two years. A pattern seems to accompany the trouble. The pr °ouctio n ; ° ' ? t ibutio n Clubs v , ' SlNG • • °OUG BILES end of in ' procedure making the graduation more meaningful. The new date for this coromony, which i3 the finale to all high school endeavours, is next fall. Initial reaction to this change will, in all probability, be unfavourable of town delegates ■ , vt u Friday, February jim wi U u ENNls gro h Saturday ' s activ steve rey! ISS ing ) - W 0 I k - s, nd addresses, con- id around tho theme, GRay uality Today has an eye ’ ' ’ Nig el gr Een I i fe 1 lorr . s rian UUs Kiss ion was OjU _ Nor ton .g Paly, S.J. of Ottawa, Na¬ tional Director of Sodali¬ ties. Fr. Daly gave the keynote adress Saturday morning. The Dialogue Mass was said Saturday in Sacred Heart Convent and the main banquet at St. Mary’s Hall. DRAMA CLUB JOURNEY ' S END- DIRECTED BY. SET DESIGNER. CAST CAPTAIN HARDY. LT. OSBORNE . PRIVATE MASON . CORPORAL BROUGHTON . 2 ND. LT. RALEIGH . CAPTAIN STANHOPE . 2 ND. LT. 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