St Mel High School - Knight Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1951 volume:

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J.. 4, II yup! 1 IfI,IIIIf5IIj.1, -5 Wmfvl 1 4 -I1 1 gn 5 . 1 1. , .- 4 y ' 1 1 11 L - 1 'J TIME, WE LEARN, IS A GREAT DECEIVER. ASSUMING THE SEMBLANCE OF SNAIL-PACED PASSING, IT CLOAKS THE REALITY OF ITS FLEET-FOOTED FLIGHT. IN PROSPECT, IT DIS- PLAYS ITS MISLEADING DISGUISE: IN RETRO- SPECT, ITS TRUE NATURE. THE TIME OF HIGH-SCHOOL LIFE IS NO DIFFERENT. ACTUALLY, WE CAN NEVER RE- LIVE THE SLOW-MOVING DAYS OF THE YEAR THAT HAS GONE SO RAPIDLY. VICARIOUSLY THOUGH, WE CAN. IN PICTURE AND WORD THE FAST-MOVING, EVENT-FILLED YEAR OF 1950-51 AT ST. MEL HAS BEEN PRESERVED IN THIS BOOK. BECAUSE THEY FEEL THAT NOW, AND OFTEN IN THE YEARS AHEAD, ITS CON- TENTS WILL BRING IT ALL COMES BACK TO THE LIPS OF PRESENT-DAY MELMEN, THE EDI- TORS HAVE ADOPTED THESE WORDS AS THE THEME OF THIS, THE SECOND VOLUME OF THE KNIGHT. The Studen to of S t. Mel High School in Chicago, YllinoiA Pr-went 7he I9 I Knight It 1411 C'omeA Kuala' Inseparable from the memories that well up in our minds when we reminisce about the year are the scenes about the school build- ings--the beautiful marble entrance stairs of both buildings, the spacious, well-kept halls, and the inspirational Shrines of Our Lady of Fatima. Gur daily stand at the bulletin board, exciting contests in the gymnasium, the happy, carefree hours in the lunchroom- all crowd into the picture. In all of these scenes which we re-live in fancy we realize that it is the people in them that color them-the faculty members, the friends. classmates, and team associates. So it is that both persons and places are with us once more when lt All Comes Back . xi xixx wgw mx iii x Y i :ENS ,Q S' if ' S xi Q ms f SNS A A 1 S. Sf? - g-fsiw .Q Q Nfl A AX' tix . ,w Y wi ' ff' I hgwfw .. wg was :Mw+g,i?Uh vwwbw-Wi' VY-W-Q IW. 'E f , Pl JA 1 Q 4 saw .Fw . A ,z:,..: i . W K K4 T s Samuel Lucchese and George Winikates Gerald Saccomanno d W ll It 1411 C'omeA Keck The C'arvlA of C'lcriA tmaA . . . The U41-Arty Ueteram Con ten t4 Chapter One ......... Graduates Chapter Two ....... .,.. . ..., T he School Chapter Three .,... ......... A thletics Chapter Four ......... Activities PQ6 Page Page Page Page At Right: Scenes in Holy Nauru' Cathedral on April 73 and in lVlural Room of the lVlorrison ul it dinner that followed. llu llirve l1llfHlI'4'lllh .4 nniversary of Hix Hirtli llu I lftirtli .4nnivc'rxury of His Cunonization -lml ilu lfirxt .-lnnivrrsury of ilu' Prorlamalirm: P4 7 RUN SJINT Ulf .-l Ll. THA CIIHRSN JOHN lI.4I'7'lST DE IA S.-11.1.15 Mark Tercen tenarq of S t. be Za Salle An anniversary of threefold significance was observed on April 28 by the Christian Brothers of the Chicago area and the student bodies of their four local schools. On that day the three hundredth anni- versary of the birth of St. lohn Baptist De La Salle, Founder of the Brothers of the Christian Schools. was commemorated. Solemn Pontifical Mass, sung by His Eminence Samuel Cardinal Stritch, was the local point of the day's observance. Commemorated also was the fiftieth anniversary of De La Salle's canonization and the first anniversary of the Procla- mation of His Holiness Pope Pius XII bestowing on St. lohn the title Mpatron Saint of All Teachers. Cathedral ceremonies included the reading of the Papal Decree by Father lohn Mrirphy, pastor of the lirst archdiocesan parish to be named in honor of De La Salle. Cardinal Stritch's sermon eulogized the Brothers Founder for his pioneer work in the Chris- tian education of the poor. Msgr. Purcell. St. Mel's pastor. served as assistant priest to the Cardinal. Speakers at the dinner that followed in the Mtiral Room ofthe Nlorrison Hotel included Brother Philip, FSC.. provincial of the St. Louis district. Father Richard Wolfe, pastor of St. Patricks church. Father Iohn Murphy and Dr. Edward A. Fitzpatrick. author of a well known biography of St. De La Salle. DEDICATION Un the Occasion of lfy His Holiness Pups' Pius XII The 1951 Volunu' of THE KNIGHT ls Di-'zliratml To l 0un1lr'r of the h'ro!he'rs of the Christian Schools Dann 1 Z! t Q, A W ,S I. . .-425' E- Q, . if i... lfiartfi . 1 A fix I' ...Na 'Wi ,gt 5, :Q . , k UV' 'sw Q .A-H if Q E fs tw,x Q g 1 115 :S E Q ' N Qu, X X : .I iiri q i t S' .Q . 1 N2 Q x .if 5 N35 g 5? 2 V3 be x 2 N. Z 5 1 :Y 'f 2 , Z Y yxgf' 25 its W 535 Keg , 111 f 5315 fy, 2? V5 ,.i5Yg1+f gggw ,- 1' . ' 1 , ' -I 4 gg A ' H ' , . 4 5 V' 1 k 5 -' 5, S ,P 5 K 'W -f--- if . , W bl Q' ' ' Y K I ' S W xv f 4, ' all 5 a '-'-' ' if ... 'WMV K ' 5 ' ,wxakxwwrv K fgfimmm W M .. 4:gwiw-www . f ww, f 'Ag -f, w3S4sgL gms' VK M. www,-M .. ,T x , tvs. xwwrm A Y, M W1 1 The ft. Kell llwgr. ?ranciA 14 Purcell b. If This year St. Mel parish's beloved pastor and St. Mel High Schools boun- teous benefactor, The Rt. Rev. Msgr. F. A. Purcell, D.D., will celebrate the Hfty-third anniversary of his ordination. He was elevated to the holy priesthood by Archbishop Feehan in Holy Name Cathedral, Iune 18, 1898. In 1905 after his return from Rome, where he had received his Doctorate in Divinity, he was named the first rector of Cathedral College, renamed Quigley Preparatory Seminary in 19241. Appointed Domestic Prelate in 1922, Monsignor Purcell continued to serve Quigley until he was assigned to the pastorate of St. Mel Church twenty years ago in 1931. Page 10 BROTHER H. BASIL, F.S.C. ,4AAiA tan tn BROTHER L, GERARD BROTHER L. IOHN Krvtlser birector St. Mel's principal. Brother H. Basil. BSC.. is just completing his fourth year of presiding over the destinies ofthe Knights. Prior to his appointment in 1947, he served as director of St. Patricks Academy. Most of his years in the Religious life have been de- voted to the task of administering schools. Early in his career in the Brothers. he pioneered in organiz- ing and conducting the first Cath- olic high school band in Chicago. Brother Basil is assisted hy Brother L. Gerard in the Kildare Building and by Brother L. Iohn in the Madison St. Building. ?acultq . . . BROTHER AIDAN Religion, English and History BROTHER ALFRED Religion and English: Moderator of the Band BROTHER ALPHONSUS Religion, Chemistry, Mathematics. Typewriting: Chemistry Club and Superintendent of Buildings BROTHER AMBROSE Religion, Industrial Arts. and Mechanical Drawing MR. IOHN BOWLER Bookkeeping, Typewriting: Coach of Frosh-Soph Basketball Teams BROTHER CAESARIUS Religion, Chemistry, French: Moderator of the Missions MR. WILLIAM CONLEY English, World History: Football Coach MR. WILLIAM CONNOLLY Religion, English9 Moderator of Senior Class. Yearbook, and National Honor Society BROTHER CONSTANTINE Religion and English MR. IOHN DEE Sociology, History: Head Football and Basketball Coach BROTHER EDWARD Canadian Exchange Teacher, Mathematics BROTHER EUGENE Attendance Oflicer and Student Employment MR. THOMAS FABISH Chief Musical Instructor MR. IOHN FARRELL English and World History BROTHER FELIX Religion and English: lVIoderator of A.D.C.. Chaplain Corps and Rosary Club - 1 ,' .., f t Af , , Page I2 ?acuIty . . . BROTHER GEORGE Religion. Mathematics and Latin BROTHER HERMES WILLIAM Religion and English: Moderator of Pep Club and Cheerleaders MISS GERTRUDE HILL Librarian BROTHER HLIMBERT WILLIAM Religion and Mathematics: Moderator of Benildus Club BROTHER IAMES Religion. Physics. and Mathematics: Moderator of Art Club and Business Manager of Athletics BROTHER IOEL Latin BROTHER IOSEPHUS Religion and Biology BROTHER IUSTIN Religion and Biology: Driver of School Bus MR. IOSEPH KEANE Physcial Education: B Squad Football Coach and appointed Head Football Coach of next year BROTHER LAWRENCE Religion and Mathematics: Glencoe Club BROTHER LUCIAN Religion. Mechanical Drawing and Mathematics: Moderator of Traflic nb BROTHER MARK Religion C MR. IOHN MASTERSON Latin BROTHER MAURICE Religion, Shorthand and Typewriting: Moderator of Athletics and of Fathers and Friends Club MR. FRANK MCCORMICK Physical Education: Coach of Freshman Football. Track, and Swimming Page l 3 facultq . . . MR. RALPH MELTZER Musical Instructor BROTHER MICHAEL Religion, Sociology, and English: Catholic Labor Alliance Club MR. CHESTER L. MISKOWICZ English and General Business BROTHER NORMAN Religion and Industrial Arts BROTHER PATRICK Religion, I-Iistory and Mathematics: Moderator of the OBSERVER BROTHER C. PAUL Cafeteria Treasurer BROTHER I. PAUL English BROTHER PHILIP Manager of Cafeterias and the Bookstore BROTHER PIUS Religion, World History and English BROTHER RAYMOND Religion, Science and Mathematics MR. FRANK RUANE Business Office Manager BROTHER RUPERT Latin: Moderator of Glee Cluh and Harmouikittens MR. EDWARD STELMASZEK Hygiene and Physical Education: Moderator of Noon Intramural Activities Assistant Football Coach MR. GERALD SULLIVAN Speech and English: Director of Mel Dramatic Club and Debating Club MR, WILLIAM TERRY Mathematics: Athletic Director Page 14 Zzcalty . . . BROTHER TIMOTHY Religion and English: Moderator of Frosh-Soph Football and Basketball MR. GLENN WATERLOO linglish and Occupations: Director of Guidance and Placement Department MR. IAMES WEAVER Falesmanship and Civics: Coach of Fly and Bantam Basketball Teams. Named to coach Lightweight and Heavyweiglit Basketball Teams next year MR. HERMAN WIEGMAN lVlusical lnstructor Uffice . . . Nerve Cen ter 0 School KuAineAA Top Right: lVli'. Frank Ruane seems to be quite satislietl with his helpers. lerry Fairhanlcs and loe lxoelwel. who assist him in the business office. Center Right: VVhere is my receipt? seems to he the question which Lyle O'Connor is asking of lVlrs. Cross, the cashier, as Mario Coletti watches. Lower Left: Mrs, Van Bergen. secretary. reads over a report she has just completed. Lower Right: Mrs. Racine takes time out from luusy office routine to give yearluoolc photographer an opportunity for a picture. 31 E .mmmvhi Page I5 ft 1411 C'vmeA The end is the beginning. Now, with graduation at hand, there slowly dawns on each Senior the real significance of Commencement. With it the curtain descends on the carefree play of happy years and rises almost at once on the serious drama of adult life. The departing Knight, however, like graduates the world-over. takes little time now for deep thought and reminiscence. The excite- ment and happiness of the occasion carry him away. It will be in the future, his elders remind him, that he will fully acquire a realization of what his high school life has meant to him. Then only will he completely appreciate his education with its stress on Religion, Mores, Cultura. graduate . . . .2 ,. . AIELLO, IOHN FRANK Entered from St. Angela - Scientific Course Football 1: Mel Platoon 1: Saber Detail 1: Ritle Pla- toon 1: D.L.S. Auxiliary Club 1.2: Observer 2.3. Ambition: Businessman ALBERTS, RICHARD PAUL Entered from St. Valentine - Scientific Course Mel Platoon 1: Swimming Team 1.2: Camera Club 2.3: D.L.S. Auxiliary Club 2.3: Chemistry Club 4: Yearbook Staff 4: Observer Staff 4. Ambition: Engineer ARISTICH, IOSEPH DOMINIC Entered from St. Mary of the Angels Scientific Course D.L.S. Auxiliary Club 1: Pep Club 3: Debating Team 2: Stamp Club 3: Mel Platoon 1: Rifle Platoon 1: Saber Platoon 1: Benildus Club 3. Ambition: Archaeologist BAKER ROBERT DEAN Entered from St. Mel - Scientific Course Mel Platoon 1: D.L.S. Auxiliary Club 2: Track 3.4: Chess Club 4: Pep Club 3.4. Ambition: Forestry BALEY, RICHARD FRANK Entered from Our Lady of Good Counsel Scientific Course Mel Platoon 1: Saber Platoon 1: Camera Club 2: D.L.S. Auxiliary Club 2. Ambition: Doctor BARDWELL, HARRY IOSEPH Entered from St. Lucy - Scientific Course Band 1: Mel Platoon 1: Service Club 4: Chemistry Club 4. Ambition: None Whatsoeyer BARNICLE, THOMAS PATRICK Entered from St. Mel - Secretarial Course Football 1: Basketball 1.2: Glee Club 2: Student Council 3,4: Benildus Club 3: Yearbook Staff 4: Vice President of the class of 1951. Ambition: Undecided BAUMGARTNER, DONALD IOHN Entered from St. Mel - Scientific Course Mel Platoon 1: A.D.C. 3. Ambition: Electronic Engineer BEDNARKIEWICZ. IEROME IOSEPH Entered from St. Barbara - Secretarial Course National Honor Society 3. Treasurer 4: Pep Club 3.4: Yearbook Staff 4: D.L.S. Auxiliary Club l.2..3.4. Ambition: C.P.A. BEHRENDT. RICHARD FRANCIS Entered from St. VVilliam - Classical Course Debating Team 2: Glee Club 2.3. Ambition: To go to College BERTHELSEN, DONALD PAUL Entered from Sacred Heart - Secretarial Course Bowling 1: A.D.C. 4: Benildus Club 3. Ambition: Teacher BETTIS. THOMAS WILLIAM Entered from St. Mel - Commerce Course A.D.C. 1: Benildus Club 3: Secretary of the class of 1951: Football 1.2.3, Captain 4: Basketball 1.2.3. Co- Captaiu 4: Track 3: Monogram Club 2.3, Vice-Presi- dent 4. Ambition: To be a success in what I do C'laAA 0 1951 4 iz 5 u 1 s S 5 li BIDER, RICHARD IOSEPH Entered from St. Columbkill - Scientilic Cot Glee Club 4: Trafiic Club 4: Chess Club 4: N toon 1: Benildus Club 3. Ambition: Dentist BILEK. BERNARD IOSEPH Entered from Cvunsaulus - Commerce Cours Mel Platoon 1: RiHe Team l: Bowling l: A.D Band 1,2,,3. Vice-President 4: Benildus Club 3. Ambition: Conduct N.B.C. Symphony Orchestr. BLECHARZ, RAYMOND IOHN Entered from Good Shepherd H Industrial A Chaplain Corps 1: Mel Platoon 1: Track 3: A. Ambition: To be a success L DCO. ANTHONY ROCCO Entered from St. Charles Borromeo General Commerce Course xotball l,2,3,-I: D.L.S. Auxiliary l.2.3,-l: Yearbook aff -lr lVIouogram Club 'iz Benildus Club 3: A.D,C. l. rnbitionz Football Coach DLETTI. MARIO IOHN Entered from McLarew - Classical Course el Platoon l: Saber Platoon l: Basketball l.2,3.4: onograiu Club 3.1. Ambition: C.P.A. DLOGNA, IOHN DENNIS Entered from Sacred Heart Seminary Secretarial Course rafllc Club 3,-I: D.L.S, mbition: Linotypist and Rotary Press Operator P 1 BOLAND, FRANCIS PATRICK Entered from St. Mel - Scientific Course Chemistry Club 'iz D.L.S. Auxiliary Club l,2: Mel Platoon l. Ambition: Playboy BRENNAN, GENE MICHAEL Entered from Resurrection General Commerce Course Service Club '-I: Benildus Club 3, Ambition: To be a success in lite BRENNAN, ROBERT GEORGE Entered from McHenry High School General Commerce Course Service Club Ml: D.L.S. Auxiliary Club 2, Ambition: To be a success in life BRODERICK. DONALD CHRIS Entered from St. lerome General Commerce Course Bowling l: Mel Platoon l: Saber Platoon l: Swim- ming Team l,2. Ambition: My own Business BIIRKE, IOHN IOSEPH Entered from St. Peter Canisius General Commerce Course D.L.S. Auxiliary l: Boxing l.2,3. Ambition: To be a success BURKE, MARTIN THOMAS Entered from St. Mel - Secretarial Courst Basetball 2: Football 2: Chaplain Corps I. Ambition: Lawyer CAMPBELL. IAMES M. Entered from Quigley - Secretarial Courst TraHic Club. Ambition: Undecided CASEY. ROBERT RONALD Entered from St. Ioseph - Secretarial Course Football l: Boxing I: Mel Platoon l: Chaplain Corps l: A.D.C. l. Ambition: To be a success CERNIGLIA, DONALD IAMES Entered from St. Patrick High School Classical Course Football 2.3.45 Swimming 2: Track 3: VVrestling 3: Monogram Club 3, Treasurer -I: National Honor So- ciety 3, Sergeant-at-arms 'iz Sergeant-at-arms ol class of 1051, Ambition: Practice IVIediciue CHMELA, STEPHEN M. Entered from SS. Cyril and Methodius Scientiiic Course Band l.2.3, President -is Pep Band fl. Ambition: Automotive Field CICHON, NORBERT IOSEPH Entered from Cicero School - Scientiiic Course lloxing lg Swimming l.2: Chemistry Club -1. Ambition: A Credit to Society CIMINO. RICHARD ANTHONY Entered from St. Bernardine - Industrial Arts Tennis 3. Ambition: To be a diesel operator C7444 0 1951 Page 19 CONNELLY, THOMAS FRANCIS Entered from St. Mel - Classical Course 4: D.L.S. Auxiliary Club l,2,3: Dramatics Sgt.-at-Arms 4: Yearbook 4, Co-Editor: Benildus Club 2: Observer 3: Pep Club 3: Glee Club 4: Chemistry Club 4. Ambition: Medicine CROFT, HARRY EDWARD Entered from St. Mel -- Classical Course D.L.S. Auxiliary Club lc Mel Platoon l: Dramatic Club 4: Yearbook 4. Ambition: Lawyer CROWDER, DONALD IAMES Entered from St. Mel - Secretarial Course Bowling l: Chaplain Corps 1: A.D.C. l,2,3,4: D.L.S. Auxiliary Club 1: Glee Club 2: Benildus Club 3: Dramatic Club 4: Mel Platoon I: Senior Council 4. Ambition: Electrician CULHANE, PATRICK IOSEPH Entered from Quigley Seminary - Scientific Course Ambition: Medicine DALESSIO, CHARLES R. Entered from Sr. Peter Canisius Secretarial Course A.D.C, l,2,3,4. Ambition: To be like lack DAMA, RONALD THOMAS Entered from Mary Queen of Heaven Industrial Arts Course Mel Platoon I: Benilclus 4. Ambition: Bachelor DATTALO, PETER FRANK Entered from St. Williaiii - Classical Course Mel Platoon l: Rifle Platoon l: D.L.S. Auxiliary Club l,2,3,4: Art Club 2.3.4 Glee Club 2,3, Pres. 4: Observer 3,4: A.D.C. 3: Vice-Pres. Dramatic Club: Yearbook Religious Editor 4. Ambition: Become an F.B.I. Agent DEDINA, KENNETH DE PAUL Entered from St. Procopius - Classical Course D.L.S. Auxiliary Club 2,3,4: Benildus Club 3,41 Dramatic Club 4. Ambition: Agricultural Engineer DeFILY, VINCENT I. Entered from St. Mel - Classical Course Glee Club 3, Treasurer 4: Cvolf 2,3: A.D.C. 4: D.L.S. Auxiliary 12.31 Dramatics 4: Chemistry Club 4. Ambition: To Make Good De GREGORIO, PHILIP ANTHONY Entered from St. Iohn Bosco - Scientific Course Mel Platoon l: Chaplain Corps l,2,3, President 4: D.L.S. Auxiliary Club l,2.3,4: Debating Team 2: Na- tional Honor Society 3. Secretary 4: Benildus Club 3: Bowling l. Ambition: Doctor DEITZ, RAYMOND HENRY Entered from Good Shepherd General Commerce Course Service Club 4: D.L.S. Auxiliary Club l: A.D.C. Club l. Ambition: To be a success in Life DENHARD, MICHAEL IOSEPH Entered from St. Peter Canisius Secretarial Course Pep Club 4. Ambition: Court Reporter Clam 0 1951 Iii DE PESA, GENE P. Entered from Mary Queen of Heaven Secretarial Course A.D.C. l. Ambition: Pool Hall Attendant DEVEREUX, WILLIAM DANIEL Entered from Blessed Sacrament - Industrial Football 1: Basketball 1. Ambition: To follow in my uncle's footsteps DILLON, THOMAS PATRICK Entered from St. Thomas Aquinas General Commerce Course Manager of the Basketball Team 4: A.D.C. Cli Benildus Club 3. Ambition: To be a success in the field I enter 1 DOLAN, RICHARD TIMOTHY Entered from St. Camillus - Industrial Arts Mel Platoon l: Bowling l: Auxiliary Club I. Ambition: To be a true Catholic DONAHUE, THOMAS PATRICK Entered from St. Mel's - Industrial Arts Manager Basketball Team 2. Ambition: Mechanic DORADO, FERNANDO MANUEL Entered from Holy Family School General Commerce Course Football l: Basketball l: Benildus Club 3: Mel Pla- Qon l. Ambition: To Die In the State of Grace DU SOLD. MARTIN CHARLES Ir. Entered from St. Barbara General Commerce Course Benildus Club 3: Boxing lg Football 2: Mel Platoon l. Ambition: Forest-Engineer EPPS, IOSEPH BERNARD Entered from St. Agatha General Commerce Course Swimming l: Mel Platoon l. Ambition: To be a credit to My Family ERBACH, CHARLES FRANCIS Entered from St. Iohn Berchmans Scientihc Course Mel Platoon l: Swimming l.2: Chemistry Club 42 Service Club 4: D.L.S. Auxiliary Club 3: Bowling Team l. Ambition: To be a Printer AMBRO, FRANCIS IAMES Entered from St. Thomas Aquinas Scientilic Course owling l: Basketball l: Track 2,3,-1: D.L.S. Auxil- ry Club lc Ambition: Success in Whatex'er I Do RADI, CONRAD ANTHONY Entered from St. Peters in NJ. Industrial Arts Course :ryice Club lc A.D.C. l. mbition: To be a good Catholic UARE, EDWARD IAMES Entered from St. Mel - Scientific Course ootball 12.3,-l: Basketball l: Benildus Club 3: Mono- 'am Club 3.4: A.D.C. 2, mbition: President of the United States FARRELL, EDWARD FRANCIS Entered from St. Mel - Secretarial Course Football 2: Chaplain Corps l. Ambition: To be like 'llackn FATSCHEL, ROBERT ANDREW Entered from St. Viator - Industrial Arts Band 3. Ambition: To be a hero FISIOREK, CASIMIR IOSEPH Entered from Immaculate Heart of Mary Secretarial Course Band l.2.3,4. Ambition: Musician FITZGERALD, IAMES FRANCIS Entered from Mary Queen of Heaven Scientific Course Chaplain Corps 1.2: Football Manager 2: Basket- ball l. Ambition: Engineer FLYNN, IOSEPH SAMUEL Entered from St, Mel - Scientific Course 3 Observer 3,45 Art Club l,2.3.,4: Dramatic Club 4. A Ambition: Commercial Artist GAFFIGAN, THOMAS IAMES Entered from St. Viator - Scientilic Course Chaplain Corps l,2,3. Vice-President 'iz Chess Club -I, Vice-President: Pep Club 3.4: National Honor Society 3,43 Benildus Club 3. Ambition: Electronic Research C'laAA of 1951 Page 21 HALVEY, EDWARD IOSEPH Entered from St. Mel - General Commerce Course Chaplain Corps 1: Basketball l,2,3.: A.D.C. 1. Ambition: To be a success at whatever I do HAMILL. HUGH PATRICK Entered from St. Mel - Classical Course Basketball l.2.3,4: Chap'ain Corps 1: Saber Platoon 1: Monogram Club 4. Ambition: Success in Life HANDZEL, IOHN WILLIAM Entered from St. Ann - Classical Course Basketball l.2,3,4: Debating Club 2: Art Club 3: Mel Platoon 1: Track 2: Monogram Club 4: D.L.S. Auxili- ary Club 2. Ambition: Teacher HANSEN, KENNETH FRED Entered from Precious Blood - Scientific Course Mel Platoon 1: Track 3: Traffic Club 4. Ambition: Success in Life. HEISEN, ARTHUR IOSEPH Entered from Our Lady of Angels Secretarial Course Mel Platoon 1: Saber Platoon 1: Traflic Club 351. Ambition: Personnel Manager HENNESSY, IOSEPH IOHN Entered from St. Mel - Secretarial Course Chaplain Corps 1: A.D.C. 1: Traflic Club 3.4. Ambition: Industrial Engineer HESSLAU, RICHARD IAMES Entered from Irving f- Secretarial Course Basketball 1.2.3, Captain 4: Tennis 2,3: Football Manager 4: A.D.C. 1.2. Ambition: Disc lockey HOGAN, RUSSELL IOHN Entered from Campion Iesuit High School Classical Course Benildus Club 3: Art Club 3: A.D.C. 4: Dramatic Club 4: D.L,S. Auxiliary Club 2. Ambition: Teacher HON, RICHARD I. Entered from St. Iames General Commerce Course Camera Club 1: Chaplain Corps 1,2: A.D.C. 1: Mel Platoon 1: D.L.S. Auxiliary 1,2,3,4. Ambition: Millionaire HUDIK, HAROLD GERARD Entered from Resurrection - Industrial Arts Mel Platoon 1: Glee Club 2: Chaplain Corps 2,142 Eenildus Club 2: Dramatic Club 4: A.D.C. 3. Ambition: To help others and he happy HUNT, EDWARD ROBERT Entered from Fenwick High School General Commerce Course Service Club 4. Ambition: Good Iob INGHAM, THOMAS GERALD Entered from Beidler Public School Scientilic Course Mel Platoon 1: Rifle Platoon 1: Bowling 1: Benildus Club 3.4: Traffic Club 4. Ambition: Owner of A Large Motorcycle Corporation Claw 0 1951 Page 22 1 i IRMEN, IOSEPH Entered from St. Angela - Scientilic Course Mel Platoon 1: Rifle Platoon 1: Bowling 1: DI Auxiliary 2.4. Ambition: Millionaire IERZ, GEORGE IOSEPH Entered from Good Shepherd - Classical Course Track 2: Student Council 3: D.L.S. Auxiliary 3. Ambition: Doctor IESSE, ARTHUR Entered from Lady of Mercy - Secretarial Con A.D.C. 1: Dramatic Club 4: Yearbook 4: Debat Club 4: Traffic Club 3.4. Ambition: To Be Like 'ilacku 1 :UDAC, RONALD ANDREW Entered from St. Valentine neral Commerce Course otball 2: Traflic Club 4: A.D,C. 1. nbition: To be a Pharmacist .UGA, ROBERT EDMUND Entered from Mary Queen of Heaven lndustrial Arts Course sketball 1: Mel Platoon 1. nhition: To go to college. JNETSKY, RONALD IAMES Entered from St. Barbara General Commerce Course sketball 1.2: Football 2: A.D.C. 1. ubition: C.P.A. IOHNNIC, NORMAN ANTHONY Entered from St. Peter Canisius - Scientific Course Pep Club 3,4. Ambition: Chemist IOYCE, IOHN IOSEPH Entered from Mater Dolorosa Seminary Scientific Course Dramatic Club 4. Ambition: Physical Instructor or Doctor IOZWIAK, DONALD ROBERT Entered from Annunciation - Scientific Course Mel Platoon 1: Saber Platoon 1: D.L.S. Auxiliary 1: Glee Club 2: Pep Club 3,4 Ambition: Teacher at Me1's IOZWIN, HUGH Entered from Passionist Prep Seminary Scientific Course Band 2: Pep Club 3. Vice-President 4: D.L.S, Auxil- iary 2: Track 3,-fz Chess Club 4. Ambition: Military KAMINSKI, DONALD IOHN Entered from Five Holy Martyrs Scientific Course Mel Platoon 1: Track 1: D.L.S. Auxiliary Club 1,2: Chemistry Club 4: Service Club 4: Traffic Club 4: Yearbook 4. Ambition: Naval Officer KARINSKI, EDWIN DONALD Entered from St. Wenceslatis - Industrial Arts Bowling l. Ambition: Draft-Man KAUFMAN, MICHAEL VINCENT Entered from St. Agatha Chaplain Corps 4. Ambition: A Success As A Man. KEELING, RICHARD IEROIVIE Entered from Key Clark Branch - Industrial Arts Camera Club 1: Mel Platoon 1: Benildus Club 4. Ambition: Engineer KELLY, IAMES PATRICK Entered from St. Francis Xavier Scientific Course Pep Club 3,4: Benildus Club 3. Ambition: To Get To Heaven KENAH, ARTHUR EUGENE Entered from Schley - Classical Course Mel Platoon 1: Saber Platoon 1: D.L.S. Auxiliary Club l,2,3,4: Basketball 1,2.3.4: National Honor So- ciety 3, President 4: Monogram Club 4: A.D.C. 1.2. Ambition: Lawyer KERSTEN, PETER FRED Entered from Our Lady Help of Christians Scientific Course Mel Platoon 1: Swimming Team 1,2: Observer 25 Yearbook 4: Chemistry Club 4: Benildus Club 3. Ambition: Forester KLOPACK, BERNARD IOSEPH Entered from Sacred Heart - Classical Courst Mel Platoon 1: Track 2,3.4: Football 1.2.3. Ambition: Physical Educator Clam 0 1951 KOPIELSKI, IULILIS GILES Entered from Linne School - Classical Course Band 2. Ambition: Mechanical Engineer KRCSMARY, KENNETH FERDINAND Entered from Holy Mount General Commerce Course Mel Platoon l: Wrestling l: A.D.C. l. Ambition: To Be A Credit To My Family and Church KUCHTA, STANLEY IOSEPH Entered from Good Shepherd Industrial Arts Course Rifle Squad l: Saber Platoon l: A.D.C. l: Swimming 3: Bowling l. Ambition: To Be I-Ialf the Man My Father Was. KUIAWKA. HENRY S. Entered from Talcott - Secretarial Course Traflic Club 3,4: A.D.C. l. Ambition: Get Rich Quick KURZYDLO, DONALD V. Entered from St. Stanislaus B,M. Scientific Course Mel Platoon 1: Saber Platoon l: Camera Club l,2: Chemistry Club 4: Benildus Club 3.4: Yearbook 4. Ambition: Architect LACCABUE, FRED CARL Entered from St. Mel - Scientific Course Tennis 2.3. Ambition: Physicist LAMON, IOHN DAVID Entered from St. Mel - Scientific Course Bowling l: Mel Platoon l: Chaplain Corps l,2.3,4: Glee Club 2,3,4: Benildus Club 3.4: Debating Club 2,41 Dramatic Club 4: Student Council 4: Yearbook Co- Editor 4: Rifle Platoon l: Camera Club l: D.L.S. Auxiliary Club l,2,3. Ambition: To Be an Under- standing Person and A Good Teacher LAURIE, IOHN PHILIP Entered from St, Mel - Classical Course Observer 3: D.L.S. Auxiliary Club lc National Honor Society 3.4. Ambition: Lawyer LENDABARKER, ROBERT IAMES Entered from Austin High School General Commerce Course Mel Platoon lz Service Club 4. Ambition: Civil Service Engineer LIFKA, GEORGE BERNARD Entered from Mary Queen of Heaven Scientific Course Mel Platoon l: Chemistry Club 4. Ambition: Admiral of U.S. Navy LINDSAY, RONALD FRANCIS Entered from St. Catherine of Siena Scientific Course Chemistry Club 4: Glee Club 4: A.D.C. l.2: D.L.S. Auxiliary Club l: Dramatic Club 4: Yearbook 4. Ambition: To Be A Physician and Surgeon LOGAN, DONALD IOHN Entered from St. Marks General Commerce Course Band 2,3.4. Ambition: To Be A Government Agent CIMA 0 1951 5 LOVERDE, STEPHEN GEORGE Entered from St. Williaiii - Classical Course Track Team l, Captain 2,31 Observer 3: Glee Club ' Ambition: Lawyer LUCCHESE, SAM Entered from Presentation - Classical Course Glee Club 2.3, Secretary 4: Yearbook 4: Dramati Club 4: Chemistry Club 4. Ambition: Medicine LYONS, VINCENT MICHAEL Page 24 Entered from St. Mel - Industrial Arts Courst Track 3. Ambition: To be a good Catholic VICGRAIL, IOHN GILL Entered from St. Mel - Scientific Course Ihaplain Corps l,2,3.4: Mel Platoon 1: Benildus Club is Camera Club 1: Chemistry Club 4: National Honor Society 3.4: Saber Platoon l. Xmbition: Electrical Engineer !IcKLINE. PATRICK Entered from St. Patrick Academy General Commerce Course lasketball l,2,3 Senior Council 4: A.D.C. l: Xmbition: To Be a Credit To My Parents and Die 1 the State of Grace fIcNULTY, IOHN THOMAS Entered from Presentation - Classical Course flel Platoon l: Rifle Platoon 1: Football 3.4: Mono- ram Club 4: D.L.S. Auxiliary Club 1: Art Club 3. kmbition: Metalurgist MALONEY, THOMAS STEPHEN General Commerce Course Glee Club l.2,3: Mel Platoon l: Student Council 3. Ambition: To Be a Success MANIERI, PETER DOMINIC Entered from Our Lady of Grace Industrial Arts Track 1: Chaplain Corps l: Mel Platoon I. Ambition: To be like my father MARIGA, IOHN ANTHONY Entered from St. Peter Canisius - Industrial Arts Football 4: Benildus Club 4: A.D.C. 2: Mel Platoon l. Ambition: To carry on the family tradition MARZULLO, IEROME ANTHONY Entered from Ryerson - Scientific Course Basketball l.2.3: National Honor Society. Ambition: To Stay Away From Korea MAY, IOSEPH ALOYSIUS Entered from St. Catherine of Siena Classical Course Boxing l: Glee Club 2.3.41 Benildus Club 3.4: Mel- Dramatic Club 4: D.S.L. Auxiliary Club l,2,3: Chem- istry Club 4. Ambition: Chemist MAY, MARTIN THOMAS Entered from St. Mel - Scientihc Course Mel Platoon I: Observer 2: Glee Club: Dramatic Club. Ambition: To live with an open mind MAYOR, RONALD EUGENE Entered from St. Francis of Rome General Commerce Course Football l.2,3,4: Basketball 1.2.3, Co-Captain 4: Mon- ogram Club 2,3.4: Benildus Club 3: A.D.C. I. Ambition: Be a Credit to my Country and Fulfill My Vocation McBRIDE, ROBERT PAUL Entered from St. Mel - General Commerce Course Football l,2,4: Basketball l.2.3,4: Chaplain Corps 1: Monogram Club- 4. Ambition: Advertising MCCARTHY, IAMES IOSEPH Entered from St. Mel - Scientific Course Basketball l: Chaplain Corps 1.2. Ambition: Beat the Draft McCARVILLE, BERNARD IOSEPH Entered from St. Mel - General Commerce Course Service Club 4: Benildus Club 3: Saber Platoon I. Ambition: To Be Successful in Business MCCURDY. DANIEL THOMAS Entered from St, Mel - Secretarial Course Bowling l: Swimming 2.4: National Honor Society 3.4: Wrestling 3: Senior Council 4: D.L.S. Auxil- iary 4. Ambition: To Be a Success McGOWAN, ROBERT DENNIS Entered from St. Barbara - Scientific Course Football 1.2: Track l,2,3.4: Ambition: African Game Hunter C1444 0 1951 METZ, ROBERT IAMES Entered from Our Lady of Angels Scientilic Course Traflic Club 3: Chemistry Club 4. Ambition: Chemical Engineering MILANI, DULY PETER Entered from St. Mel - Secretarial Course Basketball 1. Ambition: Enter a Prosperous Business MIRABELLA, PETER MICHAEL Entered from St. Ioseph Academy Scientific Course Footba'l 1.2.3.4: Basketball 1: Track 1.3: Benildus Club 3: Monogram Club 3.4: Treasurer 4. Ambition: Construction Engineer MOORE. ROBERT EUGENE Entered from St. Mel - Scientilic Course Mel Platoon 1: Basketball 1.2..3: Football 2: Senior Council 4: Student Council 3.4: A.D.C. 1: Chemistry Club. Ambition: Be As Good As My Parents MOZAL, EDWARD DONALD Entered from Delano - General Commerce Course Swinnning 1.2: Mel Platoon 1: Benildus Club 3. Ambition: To Be a Marine and Die in the State of Grace MURPHY, WALTER IOSEPH Entered from Mater Dolorosa Seminary Classical Course Ambition: Veterinarian NEWETT, ROBERT IOSEPH Entered from St. Leonard - Scientific Course Chaplain Corps 1.2: Football Manager 2: Dramatics 4. Ambition: Foreign Legion Bugler NOCKELS, WALTER GENE Entered from Mt. Carmel Seminary 1Canadal General Commerce Course Basketball 2.3.42 Monogram Club 4. Ambition: Play Basketball and be A Public Accountant NOWAK, KENNETH GARY Entered from St. Ioseph Academy Scientilic Course Mel Platoon 1: Bowling 2: Golf 3: Chemistry Club 4: Service Club 4: D.L.S. Auxiliary Club 2.3. Ambition: Pharmacist O'BRIEN, IAMES SI-IANLEY Entered from Quigley Seminary - Scientific Course Observer 4: Year Book Sports Editor 4: Senior Coun- cil 4: A.D,C. 4. Ambition: Electrical Engineer OCHSNER. ALBERT IOHN Entered from Mary Queen of Heaven General Commerce Course A.D.C. 1. Ambition: To Be A Success O'CONNOR, IOI-IN TERRANCE Entered from St. Bartholomew - Scientific Course Basketball 1: A.D.C. 1. Ambition: Get Out of P.I. CIMA v 1951 O'CONNOR. LYLE FRANCIS Entered from St, Mel - Classical Course Mel Platoon 1: Rifle Team 1: Football 2: Golf 1.2: Bowling 1: Dramatics 4: Year Book 4: Track 4: Observer 2.3: D.L.S. Auxiliary 2.3: A.D.C. 1,2. Ambition: To Be Good in VVhatever Field l Enter OHALA, DWIGHT IEROME Entered from Immaculate Conception Scientific Course Football 3.4: Monogram Club 3.4. Ambition: Agricultural Engineer O'HOLLEARN, THOMAS MICHAEL Entered from St. Michael Ambition: To start a business of my own PUDWELL, IAMES H. Entered from St. Ludmilla - lndustrial Arts Auxiliary Club I. Ambition: To be a success PUFUNDT, RONALD SYLVESTER Entered from Saint Tarcissus General Commerce Course Chaplain Corps 2.3: Glee Club 3: Mel Platoon l Benildus Club 3. Ambition: To Be Like The Christian Brothers Taught Me To Be PULLANO, LOUIS ARTHUR Entered from St. Mel - Classical Course Football l.2,3.4: Basketball l,2.3.4: Track 4: Mono- gram Club 4. President 4. Ambition: Lawyer ORZADA. EDWIN IUDE Entered from St. Hedwig - Scientitic Course Pep Club 4: Chemistry Club 4: Traffic Club 4: Service Club 4: Yearbook 4. Ambition: Chemical Engineer O'SHEA, DONALD EDWARD Entered from Bishop Quarter General Commerce Course Basketball l,2: Football l: Track l: D.L.S. Auxiliary Club 2,4: Benildus Club 3. Ambition: Athletic Coach O'SULLIVAN, EUGENE IOSEPH Entered from Presentation General Commerce Course Basketball l: Yearbook 4. Ambition: To Be a Success in Everything I Do PAGANO, NEIL PETER Entered from St. Matthew - Classical Course Football l: Basketball l: Track l,2.3.4: Observer l,2, Sports Editor 3: Yearbook Editor-ln-Chief 4: Pep Club 4: Dramatics 4. Ambition: Specialize in Medicine PASZKIET, GERARD ROBERT Entered from St. Hedwig - Classical Course Yearbook 4: Benildus Club 3: Observer 4. Ambition: Mechanical Engineer PATON, ROBERT ALEXANDER Entered from Resurrection - Classical Course Mel Platoon 1: Rille Platoon l: D.L.S. Auxiliary Club 3: Chaplain Corps 1.2.3,-1: Senior Council 4: Year- book 4. Ambition: Meteorologist PAZDZIOR, RAYMOND IOSEPH Entered from Good Shepherd - Scientihc Course Mel Platoon l: A.D.C. 2: Chemistry Club 4: Traffic Club 4: Service Club 4: Yearbook 4. Ambition: To Retire At An Early Age PERRI, SAM IOHN Entered from St. Mel - Secretarial Course Glee Club 3: Traffic Club 4. Ambition: Businessman PETROS, MICHAEL SAM Entered from St. Mel -f Secretarial Course A.D.C. l: Football 2. Ambition: To Be Like lack PINER, CHARLES ANTHONY Entered from St. Williain - Scientific Course Pep Club 23.4. Ambition: C.P.A. POLLASTRINI, ANTHONY FRANCISCO Entered from Precious Blood - Scientific Course Band 1,2,3, Sergeant-at-Arms 4: Mel Platoon l: Glee Club 2. Ambition: To See The World PRZYBYLSKI, DAVID IOSEPH Entered from Mary Queen of Heaven Classical Course Bowling l: Mel Platoon lc Track 2: Chemistry Club 4. Ambition: Pharmacy C1444 0 1951 Page 27 PUIVIMER, ROBERT IOHN Entered from St. Peter Canisius General Commerce Course Boxing Manager 2: Bowling l. Ambition: Lawyer QUINN, IOSEPH IOHN Entered from St. Peter Canisius General Commerce Course A.D.C. 1: Boxing 1,2,3. Ambition: Business Success QUINN, PATRICK HENRY Entered from St. Finbar - Scientific Course Debating l: Track l,2,3,4: Cheerleader 4: Pep Club 4. Ambition: Chemical Engineer RAGUSA, RAMON IOSEPH Entered from Precious Blood - Classical Course Band l,2.3, Treasurer 4: Glee Club 2: D.L.S. Auxil- iary Club 2.3. Ambition: Have A Profession RAMAZINI, THEODORE IOHN Entered from Lincoln Ir. High lMilwaukeel General Commerce Course Mel Platoon l: Service Club 4: A.D.C. 4. Ambition: To Be Grateful To My Mother All My Life RANSFORD, IOHN ANDREW Entered from Resurrection - Scientific Course Bowling Team l: Service Club 4. Ambition: Carpenter RICHARDSON, THOMAS HENRY Entered from St. Mel - Secretarial Course Chess Club 4. Ambition: Trappist Priest RIEDL, DONALD WALTER Entered from Our Lady of Sorrows Secretarial Course Mel Platoon l: Benildus Club 3: D.L.S. Auxiliary Club 2. Ambition: C.P.A. RILEY, GERARD MARCEL Entered from Quigley - Secretarial Course Band 2.3.4. Ambition: Musician RIO, RALPH ANTHONY Entered from Leo High School - Industrial Arts Pep Club 4: Senior Council 4. Ambition: To be a true Catholic RIPLEY, EUGENE ROBERT Entered from Resurrection F Industrial Arts Service Club l: Bowling 1. Ambition: Sleeping RIVITUSO, FELIX PETER II Entered from Crane High School General Commerce Course D.L.S. Auxiliary Club 4: A.D.C. 2: Mel Platoon 1: Student Council 4. Ambition: To Be A Credit To My Parents Claw 0 1951 ROCHE, FRANCIS IOSEPH Entered from St. Pascal - Scientific Course Pep Club 4: Traffic Club 4: Chess Club 4. Ambition: Accountant ROSE, WILLIAM IOSEPH IR. Entered from St. Iohn Bosco General Commerce Course Mel Platoon l: Bowling l: Track l: Football I.3.-4: A.D.C. 1.2: Rifle Team l: Saber Platoon l: Benildus Club 3. Ambition: Business Success ROTH, RONALD FRANK Entered from St. Sylvester - Secretarial Course Bowling l: Mel Platoon l: Benildus Club 3: A.D.C. 4: D.L.S. Auxiliary Club 2. Ambition: College. Then A Good Iob SHEA, LEONARD WILLIAM Entered from St. Matthew General Commerce Course Mel Platoon 1: Bowling l, A.D.C. 3.-I, Ambition: Oiiice Work SKOWRON, NORBERT EDWARD Entered from Good Shepherd - Secretarial Course Secretarial Course Mel Platoon lc Track l,2: Boxing 2.3: Benildus Club 3,43 Swimming 2: A.D.C. 3: Camera Club 2: Bowling lc D.L.S. Auxiliary Club l.2.3: Glee Club 1.2. Ambition: Avoid The Draft SLOAN, IOHN PATRICK Entered from St. Mel - Industrial Arts Basketball l. Ambition: Electrical Engineer ROVETTO, IOSEPH Entered from Leslie Lewis School Secretarial Course Cvlee Club 4: Observer -I: Yearbook -I: Dramatic Club -is A.D.C. 1: Senior Council 4. Ambition: To Be Successful RUFFALO, RICHARD MATTHEW Entered from Cameron School -- Classical Course Band 1.2.33 Property Manager 4: Glee Club 3.-in Benildus Club 3.-l: Chaplain Corps -is D.L.S. Auxil- iary Club l.2,3: Dramatics -lc A.D.C. l: Yearbook 4. Ambition: To Be A Priest RUFFOLO, ANTHONY IAMES Entered from St. VVilliam - Classical Course Track 1.2: Observer 3: Glee Club 3: Art Club 2,3.-I: National Honor Society 3, Vice President -iz Yearbook Editor -I. Ambition: Law RYBARCZYK, LEONARD IEROME Entered from St. Constance - Industrial Courst Band 2. Ambition: Auto Mechanic SARNO, IAMES ALBERT IR. Entered from Austin High School General Commerce Course Football l: Mel Platoon l: Boxing l: D.L.S. Auxiliary 1: Student Council 3, President 4: Yearbook 'il Presi- dent of the Class of l95l. Ambition: Be A Lawyer and A Credit To My Parents SCAVO, VINCENT ANTHONY Entered from St. Callistus - Classical Course Track l.2,3: Art Club 2,3,4. Ambition: Physician 5 Surgeon SCHEELE, THOMAS IOHN Entered from St. Bartholomew - Industrial Arts A.D.C. l. Ambition: Living SCHIELE, RUSSELL IOSEPH Entered from St. Anthony - Scientific Course Bowling l: Service Club 4. Ambition: Baker SCHMIT, LAWRENCE IOHN Entered from Mary Queen of Heaven Scientific Course Chaplain Corps l: Football 4: Basketball 4: Mono- gram Club -iz Mel Platoon l: Rifle Corps l. Ambition: Stay In VVQ-stern Hemisphere SCHULTZ, HAROLD PATRICK Entered from Ella Flag Young - Scientilic Course Basketball l: Mel Platoon l: Track l,2,'i: Observer 2.3: Yearbook -I: Swimming l.2. Ambition: Engineer SCHWEIK, RICHARD IOSEPH Entered from Our Lady of Victory General Commerce Course Service Club -is A.D.C. 3.4. Ambition: To Get A Good Iob SHANNON, EDWARD FRANCIS Entered from Quigley A.D.C, 2: Benildus Club 3: Chemistry Club Presi- dent -I. Ambition: To Get A lob On The Local Draft Board Claw o 1951 SMITH, DONALD RICHARD Entered from St. Thomas Aquinas General Commerce Course Service Club -I: Benildus Club 3: Student Council 3: Ambition: EBI. Agent SMITH. IAMES PETER Entered from St. Patrick High School Secretarial Course Dramatic Club -lc Glee Club 3: A.D.C. 3,-lc Senior Council -I: Yearbook -1. Ambition: Sell Dictionaries SNAIDER, GERALD IOHN Entered from Our Lady of Good Council Industrial Arts Course Pep Club -lx I3enildus Club -lx Senior Council -I. Ambition: Forester SOKOLOWSKI. ROBERT FRANK Entered from Our Lady of Good Council Classical Course Service Club 'ls l3owling l. Ambition: Tool and Die Maker SPICUZZA, IEROME IOSEPH Entered from Cameron School - Scientilic Course Band l.2.3, Secretary 4: Yearbook Music Editor -I. Ambition: To Make A Lot of Money STACKPOOL, IOHN PHILIP Entered from St. Mel - Industrial Arts Mel Platoon I: Basketball 3,-I: Track l. Ambition: To l3e A Success STELLATO, IOHN ROBERT Entered from St. Callislus Ceneral Commerce Course A.D.C. l: Football 2: Boxing 3: D,L.S. Auxiliary Club 3. Ambition: Journalist STRICKLIN, LAURENCE PAUL Entered from St. Mel - General Commerce Course D.L.S. Auxiliary Club 2,-ls Basketball 2: A.D.C. l: Service Club -I. Ambition: Success At VVhatever I May Undertake STYGAR. RICHARD LAWRENCE Entered from St. Mary of the Angels Scientific Course Debating l.-I: Mel Platoon I: Swimming 2.3, Captain -I: Pep Club 3. President 4: Senior Council -lx Year- book 'lz Observer fl: D.L.S. Auxiliary Club 2: Chem' istry Club -I: Monogram Club 4: Cheerleader 3.-I. Ambition: Dentistry SUBERLAK, DONALD LEONARD Entered from Immaculate Heart of Mary Secretarial Course Traflic Club 3.-I, Ambition: C.P.A. SUNDQUIST, IOHN WALTER Entered from Sr, Peter Canisius - Scientific Course Basketball 1,23 A.D.C. l.2. Ambition: To Be A Success In Whatever Field I Undertake TIESI, IOSEPH I. Entered from lohn Hay - Industrial Arts Boxing 3: Mel Platoon I. Ambition: To be a success Claw 0 l95I E TOMASINO, DONALD ANTHONY Entered from St. Barbara - Scientific Course Glee Club 2: D.L.S, Auxiliary Z,3. Ambition: Medicine TORTORIELLO. ANTHONY MICHAEL Entered from St. Mel - Secretarial Course Trafhc Club 3,41 A D.C. I2 Ambition: To Be Like lack TRAVNICK, WILLIAM EDWARD Entered from Epiphany - Classical Course Track l: Monogram Club 'l: Mel Platoon l: Foot ball l.2,3,4. Ambition: To Be A Dentist 1 2 I 3 I? 1- i WIORA, AURELIOUS Entered from Annunciation - Secretarial Course Boxing I: Traffic Club 3. Ambition: Lawyer WIZA, VINCENT VICTOR Entered from Immaculate Heart of lVIary General Commei'ce Course Mel Platoon I: Band 2: Bowling l. Ambition: To Reach Fame and Heaven WOOD, DONALD EUGENE Entered from St. Mel - Secretarial Course Traffic Club 4. Ambition: VVork Hard UNGER, ROBERT PETER Entered from St. Sylvester - Scientific Course Trafflc Club 3.4: Service Club 4: Chemistry Club 4. Bowling Team I. Ambition: Chemical Engineer VAN DORPE, FRED ANTHONY Entered from St. Barbara - Scientific Course Football 1.2.3. Ambition: To Find My Vocation And Get Busy VERVOORT, HENRY LOUIS Entered from St. Catherine of Siena Commercial Course Service Club 4. Ambition: To Find A Good lob VISCO, ROBERT EDWARD Entered from Our Lady of Angels Scientific Course Mel Platoon I: Bowling Team I: Stamp Club 2. Debating 4: Pep Club 3.4: Chess Club President 4. Ambition: To See A Republican President VYHANEK, GEORGE MITCHELL Entered from Five Holy Martyrs Scientific Course Traffic Club 4: Service Club 4: Yearbook 4: DLS. Auxiliary Club 3. Ambition: Government lob Such As F.B,l. WAITE, DEAN GERALD Entered from St. Tarcissus - Scientific Course Boxing 2,32 Debating 2: Senior Council 4: Treasuitr of the Class of I95I. Ambition: Medicine WALSH, ROBERT Entered from St. Finbar - Scientific Course Cheerleader 3.4: Pep Club 3.4: Dramatic Club 4: Glee Club 4. Ambition: Photographer WALZ, ROLAND NEAL Entered from St. Iohn Berchman Scientific Course Mel Platoon l: Service Club 4: Pep Club 4. Ambition: To Be Successful WEINAND, IAMES RICHARD Entered from St. Hilary - Industrial Arts Basketball 2. Ambition: To get to heaven WEYERS, ROBERT IAMES Entered from Amundsen High School Classical Course Mel Platoon I: Track I: Football 2: Glee Club 3: D.L.S. Auxiliary Club 3,4. Ambition: Happiness WILKIN, ROBERT FRANCIS Entered from Mary Queen of Heaven Classical Course Mel Platoon l: Bowling l: Chaplain Corps l: D.L.S. Auxiliary Club 2,3: Seinor Council 4: Benildus Club 3. Ambition: Medicine WINIKATES, GEORGE IOSEPH Entered from Iames B. Farnsworth School Scientific Course Mel Platoon I: Glee Club 2.3: Sergeant-at'Arms 4: Benildus Club 3: Band l.2.3.4: A.D.C. 4: Chess Club 4: Chem Club Chairman 4: Yearbook 4. Ambition: Physician and Surgeon Clam 0 1951 Classical Course Chemistry Club 4. ZIGMAN, RONALD ALVIN Entered from St. Ioseph Academy Mel Platoon lp Camera Club 1.2: Bowling l: Saber Platoon l: D.L.S. Auxiliary Club 4: Observer 3.4: Ambition: Medicine or Chemical Engineer lfnigla tA 0 SI Work and P an or Succeu Sponsored by the Class of '51, the annual Iunior-Senior semi-formal prom was presented in the Grand Ballroom of the Lake Shore Athletic Club, S50 Lake Shore Drive, May ll. Present at the gala affair were 225 Knights and their ladies. Music was furnished by Bill Rohter and his orchestra. Plans for the event were prepared by the Senior Council. Members of the Ladies Auxiliary and of the Fathers and Friends Club served as chaperons. Feature of the evening was the grand march in which everyone participated. Directed by Mr. Iohn Wilson, assisted by members of the Fathers Club, it was climaxed by the singing of the school's songs. Offered as souvenirs of the prom were programs of purple and gold with an embossed Knights head design cut out in the center of the plastic cover. Top: President Iames Sarno describes his plan of action to Bottom: That indispensable aggregation known for its re- the Knight Senior Council. Standing: R. Stygar, Lamon, OBrien, R. Paton, Cv. Snajder. R. Moore, F. Rivituso, P. Mc- Kune, D. Crowder, Rovetto, R. Rio, Smith, and R. Wilkiii. Seated: D. McCurdy, D. Cerniglia, sergeant-at-arms, T. Barn cile. vice-president. Sarno, T. Bettis, secretary. Missing: D. VVaite, treasurer. liability in giving help when help is needed, e.g., setting up and removing the equipment for assemblies. lines up for a picture, Rear: R. Pazdzior, H. Bardwell. C. Cvradi, R. Sokolow- ski. E. Ripley. R. Walz, D. Kaminski, E. Brennan, R. Schweik. T. Ramazini, E. Farrell, L. Stricklin, Front: C. lirbach. R. Unger. G. Vyhanek, E. Hunt, E. Orzada. H. Vervoort, R. Deitz. R. Lendabarker, and R. Brennan. M kgififi six 5 's M Q, S 9 ' ey L 8 if 5. ' fi S? Q' 35141 431' if k V' ft, 3, 'Q 'if el ' A It 1411 C'omeA Keck World War l days of 1917 witnessed the laying of the corner- stone of the main building of St. Mel High School. Opened in the fall of 1918, it became the third high school in the archdiocese to be con- ducted by the Brothers of the Christian Schools. In 1921 the first grad- uates-those from a three-year commercial course-received their di- plomas. This year the thirty-first annual Commencement takes place. The passing years have seen the high school grow from its small initial enrollment filling only a part of one building to a present enroll- ment of 1250 occupying two buildings. Wee School. . . The Kcwine A World Keclzorw Right: lohn Rudqws vxplgiins thc use of thc iiltcrvst formiilzi to hi' usvd in workim t hiisincss pmhlcni living rvzid hy Ioscph Fiorito. Middle: Scction of ai junior typing class km-ps thcir i-yvs on thc iiiziiiiml. Left: 'lllwn' aiu' hoth tlwory .ind prac- liu' to lwimkkccpiiiq. As luhn Culogjiizi .ipplics himst-lf to thc foriiivr, Thonius Ricl1.1i'dsnii nlvvotvs his gittvntion to the lzillvr. Bottom: Lcftz Spcvdl Spvvdl Spccdl Nlzirtin Burkc provvs than his skill in shorthand uiizilwlcs him to writi' as fast us Nlichziul Dviiliiird diclzitvs. Left Center: Tht- lmokkcvping assign- mcnt for thc following day is cxplnimwl to Kcnnctli Krcsiiiziry and Ronald Piifiinclt hy llrollici' lVlziiii'icv. Right: lust-ph Rovctto and Donald Su! lwrlnk .irv cngrossvd in watching thc SllUI'llI2lI1cl prmvvss ol lcroiiiu llcdiiairkic- wicz. laiiiics Smith. hook in hand. stands pri-imi-pd to i'i'clif'y any urrnrs hc may spill. Center Spread: Class-widv vioxx' uf inn mr typixls iilmur to vnihnrk on ii spccd NSI. Pzigv 36 , '? 'Wi M, ' MLM ,S ,, .i4157. J. 0 QQWQQ ' F 4 Kifn-V I, A Hd W6 'uf 'ff 'O 5yQQ Q A 5 Gy lk, ' n MQW' A f M W 'K I' 1 9 Mumff 6 0 43 H M ...L fxploring the World 0 literature Pictured Above - Top: Left: Sophomore trio Wziltcr lczior, Thomas Courtney, and Thomas Nt-lligan. following Mark Anthonyfs advice, lend an rar to Brothrr Timothy as hc- gives an intcrprt-tation of thc famous luncral oration from Iulius Caesar. Right: A popular idea is squelchcd when Ronald Cichon. Michacl Guzaldo, and laincs Okrasiuski start diagramming English scntrnccs and find it's not as easy as it looks. Bottom: Left: Vincent Scavo, Arthur Kcnah, Rohcrt VVilkin, and Mario Colctti listcn as Harry Croft quizzcs Russvll Hogan on the subject of Catholic authors. Right: George Lifka starts a famous passage from Macbeth whilt' Frank Boland, Iohn Handzvl, Petcr Kerstcn, and Edward Shannon stand hy ready to lill thc' gaps in his memory. Pictured on Opposite Page-Top: Circle: Miss Hill, librarian, checks hooks which Richard Ditino, Frank Matuszrk, Richard Amrhcin, and lanics LcBrl have borrowed. Right: Martin May sclccts one of thc many hooks from thc lihrary. Mdidle: Hrothcr Lawrence Edward passcs out to Richard Nlahvr. Ronald Boylr. and Donald Hora some volumes from thc list of rvquircd readings. Bottom: A vivw of a crowdvd section of the lihrary during that noon pvriod. SI, Mclls lilwrary is a vast storvhousv of knowlcdgc with aniplc niatcrial lor cndlvss cxploration hy rin- inquiring mind. Page 38 PN.. rn 16 xg ,X ...M 1 mmawwwww' A Al A 2 .X '51 ' X .5 1 Dyk f 1 f r I' if 3 H P !! tu, 1 4 V 8 I L in 3 5: .4 , tx? W 1 H 'lwhlw W '- ,W s Q sf ,M M ,. I K-it .fy N W Si X 13' 'Wm gg? 1 A ig? 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On Opposite Page-Counter-clockwise from Top Right: Right: Richard Stellers dictates geometric formulae to Richard Crokink while Thomas Skelly listens. Right Center: How factoring figures in arriving at a solution to the problem is shown to Ronald Chapiesky by Richard Pacchini. Left: Anthony Pollastrini solves a problem in trigononietry. Upper Middle: Right: Iames Vilona sets up geometric theorem as Arnold Menelle and Iohn Fitzgerald look on. Left: Key considerations involved in the solution to the solid geometry problem are pointed out to Edward Hopkinson and Robert Bergman by lames Thielen. Lower Middle: Working together. Joseph Koebel and Louis Kolssak attempt to prove a theorem while class members lend a critical ear. Bottom: Left: Illustrating a problem in trigonometry are Dean VVaite, Thomas Gaffigan, and Donald Kaminski. Center: Anthony Viers and Leonard Peckham seem to be hoping that their solution to the problem at hand matches the one given in Donald Coneannoirs book. Right: VVith occasional assistance from lfugene lVloscinski and lohn Skarbek. Thomas Fit:patrick is enabled to hnish this problem. Page 42 N if f wx Awww if .Lf xv? 5 fir ,Q ff N V 5 5 if x ,Q -Q.. 'www-mq..,,M ww' --ai , WV .M ,W V. Xigfvg-A g is K wm :J5,x fl .V fu,-'A ,Y fy V4 ELEC, a rw Ji Nfl N25 My '33 xii x fu.MM8A....Y ,JF ,. fa.. fad fl 3 Q k4j11f a1 si - Sv The may terie f the cienceA Yln old Pictured on Opposite Page-Top: Pictured Above-Top: Left: The chemicals required for the days experiment are General view of a sophomore class at work in the stliools returned to the supply rooin hy Harold Croft, modern biology lah, Right: Annnonia gas is collected hy Vincent Scayo as Ramon Raguisa adjusts the llaine. Bottom: Left: Using his project. lhoinas Dorian gives a eleinonstra- . tion in the qeneral science laboratory to his classmates Nlatlhew Mldcllc: lieilrin Gerald Lyons 'ind Rene Nlitchell V , . . . . ' L ' 1 A ' 4 ' Left: lhe results ol their titration experiment are checked liy 'l'hoinas Connelly and Neil Paqano. Right: As Iohn lVlcNulty watches, Bernard lilopatk ex- ,E I I i I I plains the features and uses of the Periodic Chart. Left Center: Bert lxilian, Richard bkilleln. Ioseph lVlinweg1en, and lohn Hanna prove to their own satisfaction that water is composed ol hydrogen and oxygen. Right: lfdwin Oriada and Donald Kur:ydlo prepare to study the reaction ol chlorine gas with various substances. Bottom: Left: lfaoerly awaiting the results of their fractional dis- tillation experiment are Robert Visco. Ieroine Spicuzza, and Iohn lVlcCirail, Right: The preparation of nitric acid seems to he made easier hy this diagram which Richard Stygar is showing to Qieorge Vvinikates and Rolwrt lVloore. Page 45 Hcquil-ing the Scien ti ic Uiewpoint Top: Left: At work in the physics laboratory Ernest Bomicino, Iohn Quinn. Ioseph Burianek, and Raymond Regan demonstrate parallel forces in equilibrium. Center: Any live animal, including this white rat, adds to the interest and sometimes to the amusement of a biology period as VVilliam Kearns and Charles Deihl have discovered. Right: Thomas Carbine labels a drawing of the human respiratory system guided by a picture in the hands of Iohn McAleese. Middle: Left: Ioseph Battaglia and Ierome Zipprich re-check with the manual for the correct procedure on an experiment in the physics lab. Center: Stephen Schneider explains to fellow-students Ierome Svec and Kent Gray the causes of a muscular spasm, Right: The Answer Man . Wzilter Murphy checks the problem of Samuel Lucchese and Ronald Zigman in the chem- istry class. Bottom: Left: Biology instructor Brother losephus listens as David O'Keefe classifies a specimen according to phylum. genus, and species. Center: Student HTeacher Iames Riordan tells his classf mates Ronald Leavitt and Eugene Orlos some fundamental facts concerning the human eye and the ear. Right: Iohn Collins labels a drawing of part of the human excretory system as Paul Novosel, Thomas Duffy. and Charles McCabe stand ready to lend a hand if needed. Page 46 In the fe lm 0 the Social Science Top: - Tlic reading of currcnt nt-ws reports and articlcs forms an important part of tht' daily work in tlic suciulugy classes. Pictured licrc is a group of svniurs cngrosscd in the latvst issue of Our Times. Bottom: Left: Williziiii Abbatacola explains tht' dcpartmcnts of the govvriiiiit-rit to Edward Brcfcld and Allan Howell. Right: With a quotation from thc Civics textbooks Ronald Gavclcr sm-ks to convince Peter Pcdonc on a disputed point. Page 47 K .Q 5 FDR AL S. GUVERNME-CMV USE ONLY 6 Fmznmf' 'mmf ma 1+ sms aw E M- ' f N ff wi .xg f N KN, XX nw xkww-,X ML 1 .- ix 2 'xx ,aqua w X X. 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Patrick Boyle, Ronald Boyle, Thomas Bradley, Roger Braun Edward Breinig, Williarn Brennock, Robert Brichetto, Charles Briso- lara. Iames Broderick, Patrick Burgard, Michael Cahill, Robert Cahill, Iames Cairo, Robert Cambora Richard Carey, Kenneth Carmignani. Iohn Carroll, Anthony Casaccio. Ronald Chapiesky, Iohn Chaput. Louis Chesla, Michael Chiappetta. Anthony Chilicki. George Chlebak Iames Cichon, Iames Cihla, Sebastian Cila, Vito Claps, Chester Co- cozza, Donald Collins. Gerald Connors, Michael Convey, Attilio Corbo. loseph Corcoran William Corso. William Coty, Richard Coulon, Robert Cranston, Iohn Crivolio, Daniel Crowley, lohn Curda. Donald Dalton, Iames Daniels, laxnes Daubach Page 51 PICTURED ABOVE Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Row 5 Robert DeGregorio, Fred DeMichael, Leonard Deptula, Leonard Depukat. Noel Desbiens, Nicholas Desimone, Raymond Devereux. Kevin Devine, Lawrence Dillon, Nicholas DiMonte, Iohn Dineen Amand Dolis, Ierome D'Onafrio, Hugh Donoh oe, Thomas Dorian, Thomas Dorney, Paul Dort, Iesse Dowdy, Iames Dowling, Wayne Doyle, Raymond Eck, Charles Einweck Iohn Eterno. Patrick Fahey, Iames Fal- cione, Donald Falk, Nicholas Fanella, Patrick Field, Iames Fitzpatrick. George Flanagan. Geoffre Fleming, Mortimer Flynn, Terrence Fyogarty David Foley, Richard Froio, Iohn Gaff- ney, Robert Gallagher, Thomas Gary, Iohn Gavin, Robert Gemelli, Richard Gerhardt, Ioseph Gesto, Iames Gibbons, Raymond Gilgenbach Dale Gilbert. Donald Gilligan. Edward Gleason, Ferdinand Gregorczyk, Ioseph Griffin, Kevin Gross, Casimir Guzay, Willard Haley, Iames Hanlock, Iohn Hanna. William Hanna 'bluff wap Ng. Onw- '33 Q re lumen . . . PICTURED ON OPPOSITE PAGE PICTURED ABOVE Rowl Roger Hanzlik. Peter Hart. Michael Hawkins, David Hayes, Anthony Rowl Vincent Losito, Lawrence Lovely, Heiherger. Donald Heldmann, Iames Hickey, Richard Hickey Michael Lowery, Wayne Lullo, Gerald Lyons, Donald Magee, Richard Maher, Row 2 William Higgins, William Holmes, Donald Hora. Ronald Horky, Donald Mally, Thomas Manshreck. Thomas Houman. lohn Hubert, Iohn Huff Ralph Marchetta, Peter Marchi Row 3 Ronald Hurt, Arthur Inclelicato, Iames Iwanski, Ioseph lacobson, Richard Row 2-lohn Marshall, lames Martin, William Iarek, Raymond Iaworski, Donald Iohnson Mayer. Edward Mazzenga, George Mc- Aloon, Ioseph McCarthy, Patrick Mc- Rowfl Richard lohnston, lohn Kalata, George Kalivoda, lerome Kallas, lames Carthy, William McCarthy, lames Kane. Arthur Karpinski, Iames Kedge, Iames Kelly. Ioseph Kelly, McCawley, Iames McClearn, Eric Mc- Ronald Kendervich Gudden Row5 Stanley Kendzior, Edmond Kennedy, Robert Kennedy, William Ken- Row3 Kenneth McKenna, Iohn McKevett, Pat' nedy, Iohn Kent, Robert Kent. William Kessler, Robert Kibitz, Bert rick McKiernan, Iohn McNally. lohn Kiliau, Richard Killeen McNeela, Alex Medor, lohn Melichar, Dominic Messina, Lawrence Meyer, Row 6 Nicholas Kincs. David Kissane, William Klorig, Edmond Kluga, Donald Francis Mical, Francis Michalak Kmieciak. Dennis Kokocinski, Daniel Komornicki. William Konsoer, Stephen Kopish. Thomas Koppes Rowfl Albert Mientus, lohn Miller, George Milton, Iohn Minwegen, Iames Mirag- Row 7 Donald Kovac, lerome Kowalski, Thomas Kozak, Ronald Kozuchowski, lia, Iohn Misheikis, Rene Mitchell, Bruce Francis Kral. William Kren, lohn Krones, Ioseph Ksiazek, William Morrhead, Donald Morris, Peter Mor- Kuenkele, Ronald Kuhny rissey, Francis Morrone Row 8 Dennis Kupetz, Louis Kurtz, Robert Kurtzer, Donald Lamesch, Eugene Row 5-Albert Moses, Iohn Mueller, Thomas LaPlante, Michael LaSalvia, Ramon Laskowski, David Laughlin, Ken- Murdock. William Murphy, Ioseph neth Lee, loseph Lempa Nasca, Patrick Naughton. Richard Nie- derkorn, Ioseph Novoselek, Eugene No- Row9 Ernest Lenzini, Francis Leverenz, Richard LiBrizzi, Gregory Liedtke, wak, Bernard O'Brien, Ioseph O'Brien Iohn Lindley, Chester Lizak, Patrick Loftus, Iames Logan, Gerald Long, Robert Loritz Page 53' My ig. -1-...Y bl., mf- N v. ,r T12 'iff-Es au wmv-1 'haw-yu aw up-QM Q 'FU' W Q .W vv 85 '-It s.,-uf Willie' is-Q ---Q X . is., is. Q ,vu n Sw use rulamen . . . PICTURED ON OPPOSITE PAGE Row l Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Row 5 Row 6 Row 7 Row 8 Row 9 -Terrence O'Brien, Iohn O'Connor, Thomas O'Farrell, Robert Olsen. Richard Olson, Stephen O'Neil, Louis Osadjan, William O'Shaughnessy William Otten, Ioseph Ozark, Richard Pacchini, Thomas Panattoni. Nicholas Panzica, Samuel Parisi, Michael Partipilo Russell Pennavaria, William Perkins, Raymond Peterson. Patrick Pilch, Eugene Pingatore, Edward Plotzke, George Plumb Raymond Polis, Robert Potrzeba, Edward Prasch, Francis Prosek, David Puhl. Philip Quaglia, Robert Quick, Daniel Racht, William Radke. Iohn Randazzo Raymond Rasmussen, Walter Ratzski, Ierome Raucci, Robert Regan. Iohn Reilly, Francis Richards, William Riley, Robert Riester, Iohn Riordan, Leonard Rogalski Charles Roney, Iohn Rossi, Iohn Roth, Paul Rugani, Willard Ryan, Mitchell Sajdera, Raymond Sasenich. Michael Saternus, Iames Scatena, Brice Schaefer Stephen Schaefer, Merlin Schank. Wayne Schemmer, Francis Scher- schel. Richard Schiele, Ioseph Schille, Henry Schoening, Thomas Schretter. Francis Schultz, Iames Schuster Iohn Schutt. William Schwab, Herbert Schwarz, Francis Scopa, Angelo Seno, Ronald Sero, Ioseph Shalloo, Iohn Shannon, Alvin Shaw, Gerald Shea Donald Shepard. Thomas Sherman. Iohn Skach, Richard Skillen, Clar- ence Skiris, Andrew Sloan, George Smart, Iames Smith, Peter Smith, Philip Smith Page 55 PICTURED ABOVE Row l Row 2 Row 3 Row -1 Row 5 -Louis Sosa. William Spillane, Nolan Spoerer, Iames Stagg. Raymond Stan- czykiewicz. Leonard Stanek, Ierome Stemper. Raymond Stensrud. Norman Stobierski, Raymond Stoklasa, Daniel Stranc Eugene Strong, Gerald Sullivan, Michael Sullivan, William Sullivan, Kenneth Svatos, Thomas Swaine. Fran- cis Sweeney, Richard Tarsa, Thomas Tasch, Iohn Taylor, Nino Teresi Michael Thallemer. Iohn Tierney, Philip Torrez, Raymond Vales, Iohn Van Guilder, Michael Vidoni, Iohn Vogel, Kenneth Vrtis, Ronald Wagner, Ter- rence Waladis, Iames Wallace Iames Walsh, Thomas Walter. Donald Wanamaker, Redmond Ward, Donald Weiby, Robert Welch. Robert Wey- rich, David Whalen, Forrest Wheatley, Richard Wickord, Dennis Williams Iohn VVitczak. Aloysius Wojtal. Donald Wood, Michael Zielinski, Donald Zmich 'Wen' Sophomore Row l- Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Row 5 Rox-.' 6 Row 7 Row 8 William Abbatacola Bernard Affetto Fiore Angelico Iohn Atkinson Raymond Augustyn Albert Bacchi Vincent Baldassano Ronald Bakule Ioseph Banaszewski Iohn Barry Alfred Baumgartner Robert Baumgartner Michael Belmonte Enzo Berti Damen Birtola loseph Biskowski llonald Porn Ronald Blass -Iames Branick Edward Brefeld Edward Bright -Ioseph Bruni Iames Burns Iames Bulla Page 56 O O I PICTURED ON OPPOSITE PAGE Row 1-Donald Byczynski, Timoth Cahill. Row 2- Row 3- Row 4 Row 5 Row 6 Row 7 Row 8 Row 9 Edward Cain, Lawrence Calmeyn. Iames Campbell, Thomas Carbine, Thomas Carbon, Thomas Cascio Donald Casey, Nicholas Catanese, Iohn Cegielski, Robert Chaplin, Don- ald Chopp, Ronald Cichon, Richard Cimbalista Walter Cleff, Richard Coleman, Iohn Collins, Daniel Concannon, Raymond Cone, Iohn Connelly, Iohn Conroy Eugene Cook. Iohn Coppola, Rich- ard Cortese, Thomas Courtney, Thomas Coyne, lohn Cresap, Rich- ard Crokink, Ronald Cutler, Paul Danca. Francis De Gaetano Charles Deihl, Edward Dembowski, Michael Dillon, Peter DiOrio, Rich' ard Dolezal, Harry Dombrowski, Robert Donahue, William Donohue, Gerald Downey, Eugene Drollinger Thomas Duffy, Iohn Dupixiis, Vlill- iam Eber'e, Iames Elmsie. 'Thomas lfllwart. Raymond l'me:'i:k. Andrew Erbach, Ierom: Erickson, Ronald Errico, Iames Falaio -Carmen Fallucco, Paul Ferrara, Pat- rick Finnegan, Ioseph Fiorito, Iohn Fitzgerald, Thomas Fitzpatrick, Iohn Fitzsimmons, Iohn Fleming, Walter Fogarty, Thomas Fox -Ronald Friis, William Fritts, George Gagola, Raymond Gaimari, Richard Garrett, Michael Gasparik, Ronald Gavelek, Iohn Gavin, Francis Gay- da, Louis Gerard -Iames Gervais, Ronald Giannoni, Francis Giuliano, Raymond Glas- zewski, Donald Goebel, George Gow, Ioseph Grabowski, Kent Gray, Daniel Greby, Frederick Grecco wi ,J- K Q in g if 5. Q 5 Q5 ff v Q..- J 5. s i L My I t r .zu B. Mae. 3' 'Q 'Sf ,fQ a vu N QV! 4 3 45, W N 'fa 0, .S '-wp 'QF'- Sophomore Row l Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Row 5 Row 6 Row 7 Row 8 Ettore Grimaldi Iames Gross Michael Guzuldo Donald Gworek Iohn Halpin George Hansen William Hamelin Theodore Hane Reginald Hawkes Leo Hayden Iohn Heckens William Heelan Robert Heidenrich Patrick Heraty David Hernandey William Hess Robert Hill Philip Hoenig William Hopp Allan Howell Roger Howland Thomas Hults Thomas Infanger Carmen Intrieri Page 58 I O O PICTURED ON OPPOSITE PAGE Row l-Robert Ianowiak, Dennis Iarvis, Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Row 5 Row 6 Row 7 Row 8 Row 9 ,., Gerald Iavior, Walter Iezior, George Iirsa. Thomas Iohnsen, Thomas Kane, William Kearna -Gerald Keating, Lawrence Keegan. Thomas Keenan, Donald Kenah, Iohn Kent, Iohn Keogh, Casimir Kliauga -Thomas Knaus, Raymond Ko- nieczny, Stanley Kopielski, Walter Kozel, Gregory Kozlowski, William Krejnik, Bernard Krueger Kenneth Kufner, Ierome Kurpias, Stanley Kunysz. David LaDouceur, Edward Lahey, Ronald Leavitt, Iames LeBel, Iohn Lee, LeRoy Lietza, Robert Lifka -Lawrence Link, Ioseph Loconte, Paul Lucas. Donald Luce, Bart Lynam. Iohn Maher, William Maloney. Francis Marshall, Michael May, Donald Mayer Iohn McAleese, Charles McCabe, Iohn McCallag, Thomas McCarville, Thomas McCauley, Timothy McIn- ery, Terrence McIntosh, Iohn Mc- Laughlin, Iohn McLaughlin, Iohn McNally -Nicholas McNamara, Donald Mc- Nellis, George Meiser, Harvey Mel- arkey, Arnold Menelle, Iohn Mercer, Guy Merola, Edward Milewski, Robert Mitacek, Iulius Moniak William Monro, Francis Montal- bano, Iames Moran, Francis Morri- son, Eugene Moscinski, Richard Mo- sele, William Muhr, Iames Mulcare, Ioseph Mulcare, Richard Munda Kevin Murphy, Daniel Murray, Leonard Muscolino, Bernard Nagle, Iohn Naughton, Thomas Nelligan, Donald Nelson, William Newman, Iohn Nielsen, Iohn Norris Y- fv- N. ii ki -4-s E.. 4 if Y. SL- iq Nfl, C 4,1 ,! , -no fear' '1 if CSL? Sie we... in-:-ww TA S., '5w. - Soplwmol-eA Row l Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Row 5 Row 6 Row 7 Row 8 Row9 ei Patrick Notaro Paul Novosel Iohn O'Brien Iohn O'Callaghan Mathew O'Connor Robert O'Connor David O'Keefe Iames Okrasinski Iames Ording Eugene Orlos Charles Ormiston Ra'ph Osborne Robert Pajor Donald Paolicchi Donald Paolicchi Ioseph Pasquinelli Ioseph Patti Edward Patzelt Leonard Peckham Peter Pedone Ioseph Penn Edward Peszek Leonard Petrulis Robert Phillips Richard Pietrzak Iames Plimmer Iohn Pontius Iohn Powell C C O PICTURED ON OPPOSITE PAGE Row 1-Iohn Putnam, William Quill. Chris- topher Quinn, Iohn Quinn, Anthony Ragona, Patrick Reed, Iames Reilley, Ernest Reich Row?-Peter Riley. Thomas Riley. Iames Riordan, George Robinson. john Rodgers, Edward Roebel, Larry Rossdeutscher Row 3-George Ruchrich, Daniel Ryan, Ed- mond Ryan. Robert Ryan, Charles Sa'erno. Edward Sassi, Alfred Schefske Rowfl-Iames Schmidt, Stephen Schneider, Alfred Schulz, Raymond Scott, Iohn Scriba, Victor Seratini, Raymond Seranko, Chester Sewell, Robert Shorey, Clement Sikora Row 5 Iohn Skarbek. Thomas Skelly, Rich' Row 6 Row 7 Row 8 Row 9 Page 60 ard Sokolowski, Donald Stapleton. Richard Stellars, Charles Stine, VVilliam Stoklasa, Williziin Stuparits. Ierome Svec, Thomas Sullivan Thomas Szwed, Donald Tambur- rino. Edwin Tarsa, Angelo Terrana. Richard Tobin, Michael Todd, Thomas Tuohy, Iames Trebacicky, Iohn Trotter, William Urban Richard Vales, Iohn Verrecchio. Stephen Vicik, Anthony Viers, Iames Vilona, Bernard Wagner. Iohn Wal- dron, Iohn Walsh, Robert Walz, Thomas Warczak -Norman Wasz, Iohn Watts. Leonard Weber, Chester Wells. Carl Weiss, Francis Whalen, William Whalen. Iohn Whelan, Iames Wheller, Mil- ton White -Arthur Wiegman, Ioscph Willekens, Stephen Wojnicki, Howard Wright, Robert Zachs, Roger Zack, Ioseph Zajac, Lawrence Zelazo, Frederick Zarembka, Donald Zumer Sw wsu X X in - vv nv ,-: gags X x sv- Sw M an R' MY 'x . Q73 'R'-:Hr 'sn Q. .Qian-' Q 6- ief- Q MW WJ J ,Z vm, ,T if Q :WA N'-5. X WV'x Wx ' i YX wks: Ni K Q-.92 x -:- ww Qs 'X mv-if A x X x ws: in-Q sx ies--'52 an X45 . Q5' ' 3 . .f i fY f Q x 1-i A , X 2 'SR YYY '25 N'--.ff Q- ,LLX Q 51 P-. QM., -s., x P. ww. i. 'UI KTA: 4 .el anna ww' Fx b' . f 'wg W2 X 1. 'iw 'VXI -av . QW 4 swnv Q 1 132, p vp- ...Y sf, 'LE'- N W. iff ang' 1.5. Q Q1 , N Q Q, , ... AM, M Z ,NI r . ,I 1 .4 x '..- , g M1 rt. V Q , S is 4 'M ? ft- mf , 7 'W - if E wr X ...:,.L ..,, ...:-Vf.:. mf fa' - -vi 'fam V. Ti 1 fx Q. ..4- ,W V 'N I- , 'Q 7' ' 'hp :. pw 3.5 'Vt 'vt , W a.. 'Y' -1 ,r I - ' , no I x 'E , '-.. :ia-V-Vi , V V . V: 3 fini ' ,Q ,, 1 -3 1 ' ,,h' Qi V ww at 22' if iff' S g,,,. , 95-of in-v --.Y uniom . . . PICTLIRED ON OPPOSITE PAGE Row I Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Row 5 Row 6 Row 7 Row 7 Row 8 ,.. ,.., Iohn Alberts, Richard Amrhein, Al Apponi, Iames Asca- reggi, Robert Augustine, Donald Babitz, Ioseph Battaglia George Beeter, Robert Bell, Alan Benning, Robert Berg- mann, Gerald Bins, Ernest Bomicino William Broderick, Guy Buelens, Ioseph Burianek, Bernard Campbell, Iack Carberry, Donald Carr Iohn Carr, Iohn Caulfield, Ierome Cherney, Richard Chylla, Alfred Cimino, Kenneth Clair, LeRoy Conrad, Cornelius Courtney, Fred Cozzi Angelo Cozzola, Thomas Cummins, Robert Curran, Alfred De Christopher, Philip Dickey, Michael Didoha, Richard Difino, Edward Dillon, Thomas Dineen Frank Dort. Robert Eaker. Donald Edwards, David Egan. Iames Ehrenberg, Arthur Elkow, Grant Ellington, Herbert Ellis, Raymond Evans Ierry Fairbanks, Iames Falato, Donald Feit, Edward Finn- egan, Michael Fitzpatrick, Raymond Fitzsimons, Iames Fogarty, George Ford, Victor Franch Benny Franchi, Iames Franz, Carmen Freda, Anton Gai- mari. Stanlex Gall, Iohn Gilhooly, Kenneth Giunchedi, Peter Glen, rthur Goewey Iohn Goggin, Edward Gonwa, Anthony Good, Edward Graham. Ronald Gramza. Leonard Gruszka, Richard Halm. Iohn Harrett, Bertram Hawkes Page 63 PICTURED ABOVE Row l Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Row 5 Row 6 Row 7 Richard Hayes, Thomas Haywood, George Hebard Eugene Hennessy, Iohn Hernandey, Bernard Hickey Edward Hopkinson, Gerald Howard. Iohn Iacoby Nicholas Iacovelli, Frank Ianicek, Iohn Iasin Iames Iecmen, Iohn Iohnston, Ronald Iordan Roman Kamin. Roland Karall, Michael Kelliher Robert Kemper, Rudolph Kepka 'W 'S' dw Www., RX il' univr . . . PICTLIRED ON OPPOSITE PAGE Row l Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Row 5 Row 6 Row 7 Row 8 Row 9 Iohn Kerr, Raymond Kieta, Richard Kindahl. Rudy Kliino. Robert Kluck, Iohn Koch. Ioseph Koebel Louis Kolssak, Iohn Kopecky. Ronald Korajczyk, Carl Kostecki, William Kozar, Ronald Koziol Michael Kranicke, Iames Kronkow, Edward Krupka, Heinz Krutzikowsky, Gilbert Kuhnle. Iohn Kuta Howard Kuzelka, Richard Larkin, Gerald Larsen, William Larson, Iames LaRue. Raymond Lendabarker, Bennett Lenkart. Iohn Lenzini, Harold Lifka Raymond Loessl. Thomas Lynch, Raymond Magdarz, Iames Maher. Gerald Mahoney, Rudolph Malina. Charles Mann. Donald Mann, Iay Maddock Fredric Marks. Robert Mattoon, joseph Matulonis, Frank Matuszek, Melvin Mazgaj, Robert McCarville, Richard McCormack, Hugh McDermott, Arthur McDonnell Francis McGrail, Iames McKinley, Thomas McMahon, Ioseph McNamara, Thomas McNellis, loseph Melarkey. Frank Mendrys. Robert Merenger, Paul Mika Ronald Misiak. Benito Mocini. Ronald Molenda, Frank Moran, Daniel Morgan, Irving Motluck, Casimir Mroz. George Muehlenbein, William Mulcahy Iames Murphy. William Murphy, William Naylor, Paul Neumann, Thomas Niemczyk, Dennis Noakes, Iohn Noo' nan. Daniel Nuftz. Carmen Notaro Page 65 PICTURED ABOVE Row l-Richard Noto. Robert Nugent, Raymond Nykaza Row 2-Lawrence O'Connell, Lawrence O'Connor. Donald O'Day Row 3-Iohn O'Donnell, Iohn O'Gara, Arnold Olexik Row 4-Iames O'Malley. Donald O'Mara, Donald O'Neil Row 5-Daniel O'Shea. Iohn O'Shea, lr.. Richard O'Sul- livan Row6-Michael Pagliaro, Theodore Pajor, Ir., Leonard Pape Row 7-Raymond Paske. Iohn Paterno, William Patt if .av Wil? QNJ K 43 W! univl-A . . . PICTLIRED ON OPPOSITE PAGE Row l-Ioseph Pavila, William Pavin, Clarence Pedersen, Victor Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Row 5 Row 6 Row 7 Row 8- Row 9- Pellegrino, Louis Picard, Richard Pirhofer, Frank Pisani -Ioseph Pitra. Michael Pizza, Albert Pondel, William Prasch. Donald Prusak, Conrad Przybylski -Ioseph Pusateri. Iohn F. Quinn, Iohn I. Quinn, Daniel Quirk, Walter Radtke, Robert Ratcliffe -Raymond Regan, Henry Reiss, Robert Resek, Charles Roberts, Ronald Rogala, Donald Rogus, Edward Rohrer, Aldo Rosasco, William Rounds -Donald Rouse. Donald Royal, Paul Ruck, Harry Ruther, Gerald Saccomanno, Ralph Sacino, Louis Schager, Robert Schiavoni, Ronald Schultz V -lohn Scillufo, Salvatore Scopa, Albert Shorey, William Simek, John Skelly, Alex Skoubes, Ierome Smith, Iohn Smith. hilip Solberg Kenneth Sorensen, Iames Spica. Raymond Spink, Albin Stack, Richard Stadtfeld, Iames Stanton, Thomas Stasiak. Donald Stepanek, Robert Stephenson William Stoltzman, Edward Stoops. Iohn Stygar. Edward Sutryk, Iohn F. Sweeney. Iohn I. Sweeney, Ronald Swisher. Salvatore Tamburo, Lido Teglia Remo Termini, Alfred Therriault, Iames Thiel, Iames Thielen, Richard Toepfer, Richard Tomaszewski, Nicholas Tristano, Carmen Trotta Page 67 PICTURED ABOVE Row l Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Row 5 Row 6 Anthony Ungaro, George Urban, Stanley Vruble Thomas Wageman, Ierome Waladis, Ronald Walczak Thomas A. Walsh, lames Wenzel, Michael Whalen . Iames Williams, Bernard Winsauer, Henry A Wintczak Richard Witek. Earle Witt, Raymond Wozniak Donald Wyza, Ierome Zipprich, Richard Zmich Qt 1411 Come Keele Essential to any program that aims toward the all-round develop- ment of the high school student is provision for physical training. In addition to the gymnasium classes, which are a part of the freshman and sophomore curriculum at St. Mel, a complete schedule of interscho- lastic and intramural sports events takes care of the physical man. Football, basketball, track, swimming, golf, and tennis-all play their part in developing for Knights muscular strength, agility, and coordination as well as a sense of fair play. A capable staff of coaches and instructors administers the program. 14tlaleticA . . . X lfnigla tA o lie gridiron Pictured Above-SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL SQUAD . . . Row IMI. Atkinson. F. Montalbano. R. Notaro. N. McNamara. T. Carbine. T. Reilley. M. Dillon, I. Maher, F. Giuliano, B. Monro, D. Tobin Row 2-Brother Timothy. Coach Keane. M. Belmontc. W. Abhatacola. D. O'Kt-efe. I. Naughton, D. McNellis, B. Hill Row I-G. Robinson, K. Sorensen, B. Eherle, L. Welver, Pasquinelli, I. Keogh. W. Iezior. McLaughlin. B. Newman, T. Cascio, I. Mulcnre. and Campbell FRESHMAN FOOTBALL SQUAD . . . Row l-G. Lyons. B. Spillane, P. Hart, Taylor. A. Mientus, D. Heldinann, D. Collins. R. Mitchell. E. Mazzenga. R. Olsen, I. Gesto, R. Braun Row 2-Brother Timothy, Mr. F. McCormick, coach, Falcione. L. Sosa, I. Roth. B. Cahill. Nasca. S. Parisi. D. Crowley, Tierney. Row 3-P. Arbor, R. Peterson. Curda, B. DeGregorio, B. Potrzeba, I. lwanski, T. Houman, I. Dineen, D. Magee, Crivolio, Schutt. B. Haley Below-Mr. Keane watches as his squad lines up for the tackling dinnmy. . .W .wma . M PICTURED ON OPPOSITE PAGE VV. Travnick, P. Mirabella. C. No- taro. D. McNellis performs for Mr. Terry and Mr. Keane, coach for next year's team. McNulty, E. Hopkinson. Mr. Dee instructing his team. E. Guare. B. Bergmann, A. Therriault, A. Coco, R. Mayor, B. McBride. Mariga. B. McBride. L. Pullano. T. Bettis, D. Cer- niglia. M. Mazdai, D. Ohala is mi . Page 70 si Q3 F' Us N iv Q 1-1? ss',,.w df ly 'df ma 959 MSB? 'S' . mel lfniglatw 141-e marching VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD . . . Row l-R. Cordova. P. Mirabella, E, Guare, L. Pullano, R. Mayor. T. Bettis. T. Coco, B. FOOTBALL RECORD -1950 Pre-Season Games Travnick, D. Ohala. A. Therriault. R. Bergmann Row 2-Coach Dec. Assistant Coach, Mr. E. Stelmaszek, D. Cerniglia, McKinley. B. Pavin, B. McBride. R. Kamin, B. Prasch. L. Schmit, B Simek, M. Didoha. B. Rose, Mariga. C. Notaro. 1. Saccomanno, I. McNulty, E. Hopkinson. M. Mazdaj. l. McCormick, I. Thiclrn, manager The St. Mel Varsity Gridders finished the 1950 season with four victories and one tie. Two of these triumphs as well as the tie came in conference play: the other two were won in practice games. Although handicapped by a comparatively light line, the Knights showed a team spirit that was seldom matched. Coach Dee and Assistant Coach Stelmaszek held daily practice sessions in Garfield Park. Under their guidance the squad learned the meaning ot hard work and discipline. Outstanding for their performances were Tom Bettis and Ron Mayor in the backfield and Ed Guare and Pete Mirabella in the line. These four boys also represented St. Mel in the annual High School All-Star Game held at Soldier Field. Ron Mayor. the Knights passing quarterback pictured twice below, was named to the All-State squad. Receiving awards for exceptional performances during the 1950 season were Tom Bettis-most valuable player: Bob Bergmann--best defensive player and Bill Travnick-most improved player. r St. Mel 27 St. Elizabeth ll bt. Mel .26 Holy Trinity 0 St. Mel tl De La Salle I3 League Games St. Mel 27 De Paul . 38 St. Mel 7 Fenwick . .40 Sl. Mel 0 St. Ignatius 21 51. Mel l-l Loyola . H SI. Mel 27 Vvcber . .ll St. Mel 7 Sl. Philip 27 St. Mi-l 20 St. patrick tl .wa 'K fu Page 72 dsx N v 1 I M, fbi'- ' e ,- , . A A1 ' , . .2w if 1-A ' i'. ,1 Ilrrl. fix? ' ,'1.f?,w 2- -wg ' A K -tub. U bi' 1 QW 1 1 gl N 9 I -N 114' Q-'M '1 2 'Q -V 1- t. 4 'X W XSQQQSRS 5-. 1 3 .. . x H Q A LSR ,,,, Q k ,o M- X Q.. x, Q i H. vi. ,Ao Q x L' A MXSXSXQ . 'B 2 'W V K X MW l A ssummfa Q in ' f gay I' it- K ,P . ' QA 'Q ' 'f ' W F V' va: ' ' Q ' Q V . . F v Mm, will bis 3 :GK i :Yu YW ' x ik' A pf? .9 -. 'P th wx? 'Qw 1 Q.4Qg x Us SX' X 1 ' : 'S' ' fuk Uv M P N' x . I 2 Q 4 'F ., Q , K e X 5 , 3 1 . Q . L. WN. A . gwf - Q , . Q 1 K--W N -- - ,mrs .. N- s 5 .. .. A' 5 A Q ,xr ix X 0 f f x Q - . ,Nw ,....ww W' eww WN, -.4 il AMN Hs MQ? , K -fi' , Q 4 GQ ff ., , .lmwaxiff .1 1 1 XM Aaikqfx I .1 ,W .. W x 1 ' k ff' . x 1' .1 1 - v Q. ' X QI uwsggi X 1 w- F .4 s' ' Q - m ,V S 3 ', A 1 X Q w ,W ,iffy 'pw tj 3, X As 'fr 3 Lwwwuw W W M 5 X Vg W, SW, J if s , r.x.wwwv-WWW i 1 ' W i ! A ' Wa N Mm ,MM 1 ' ' 5 H 3 1 V . , 4 3 1 x ,W ,X 5 fb, xx k XS 3 , K -51,,: mel Cage:-A Pro e Spirit SENIOR CAGERS . . . Seated: D. Morgan, Stacl pool, R. Mcliride, R. Mayor, VK Nockcls. Handzel. Standin Coach I. Dee, Cv. Saccomanni R. Bergmann. C. Roberts. lohnston, Manager G. Howar ILINIOR BASKETEERS . . Seated: A. Kenah, L. Schmi C. Kostecki. R. Hesslau, L. Pu lano, A. Therriault, H. Hamil M. Coletti. Standing: Coac Dee, Thielen. R. Larkin, 'l Dineen, T. Haywood, C. Trott. Manager E. Finnegan Coach lohn Dee's basketeers wound up their 1951 season on the basketball court with a record slightly off that chalked up last year. The seniors and juniors divided 9 out of 28 league encounters, the former tallying 5 out of 14, the latter winning 4 out of the same number of contests. Mr. Dee completed his final season at St. Mel directing the daily practice sessions in the Madison Street gym. Outstanding Knights ofthe hardwood were McBride, Morgan, and Berg- mann for the seniors. Hesslau, Pullano. and Kenah were exceptional performers for the juniors. BASKETBALL SCORES St HEAVIES St Practice Games 51 St. Mel .......... 41 Alumni ............ 38 St. Mel .......... 26 De La Salle ..,. 53 St St. Mel .......... 37 St. Rita ............ 51 St St. Mel .......... 44 St. Elizabeth 34 St St. Mel ...,..,.,. 27 Mt. Carmel ..,. 47 St St. Mel .......... 32 St. Leo ......,..... 52 St St. Mel .......... 34 Austin .............. 38 St St. Mel ........,. 58 Holy Trinity 53 St St. Mel .......... 52 St. George ...... 28 Fenwick Round Robin St. Mel .......... 39 St. Philip ........ 45 St. Mel ....,..... 45 St. Ignatius 53 Qt St. George Tourney St St. Mel .......... 34 Fenwick ...,.,.... 59 St League Games Won 5 Lost 9 St Ist Round St St. Mel .,.....,.. 31 St. Philip ........ 44 St St. Mel .......... 57 De Paul .......,.. 45 St St. Mel .......... 33 Loyola ............ 32 St St. Mel ........,, 65 St. Patrick ...... 48 St Page 74 Mel Mel Mel Mel Mel Mel Mel Mel Mel Mel Mel Mel Mel Mel Mel Mel Mel Mel Mel 2nd 38 38 79 33 69 48 Fenwick .......... St. Ignatius .,., Weber ,........... Round st. Philip ........ De Paul .......... Loyola ......,..... St. Patrick ...... Fenwick . .,... St. Ignatius Weber ........ BASKETBALL SCORES LIGHTS Practice Games 28 30 51 51 46 48 43 32 36 St. George .. De La Salle Sr. Rita ........ St. Elizabeth Mt. Carmel St. Leo ........ Austin .......... St. George .. Holy Trinity Fenwick Round Robin St. Mel St. Mel St. Mel St. Mel St. Mel St. Mel St. Mel St. Mel St. Mel St. Mel St. Mel St. Mel St. Mel St. Mel St. Mel St. Mel St. Mel St. Mel St. Ignatius ....27 ' 55 37 Fenwick ........., Fenwick Tourney St. Leo ..........,, 45 47 De La Salle .... Won 4 Lost I0 League Games lst Round St. Philip .,...... De Paul .,...,,,.. Loyola .,,,,,,,,,,, Fenwick .......,,, St. Ignatius .... 29 48 58 44 36 St. Patrick ......57 32 ' 60 44 38 28 46 Weber ............ Round St. Philip ..,,,... 51 De Paul .......... 53 St. Patrick ...... Fenwick .......,., nd 48 46 48 Loyola ..........., 42 44 45 25 66 48 St. Ignatius .... 49 42 47 VVeber ............ X M L ' w ii Six 2. Q x Mk .., S lilfxx N N Oi 5 ,x A Q iw ns S 'fo 3-K I ' Q my 'Vgxs . A 2:2 2 2 1 5 W wg, Wwawww A V far-ly Training be elvp Cage Know-How By means of the flyweight basketball squad. St. Mel underclassmen are represented in the cage circuits throughout the city. Composed mostly of fresh- men, the team this season established an excellent record - I7 victories and 2 losses. Mr. VVeaver and Mr. Bowler shared the coaching responsibilities. A well known basketball coach for many years. Mr. Bowler again this season could be seen instructing these young cagemen. Mr. Weaver came to St. Mel this year from St. Patricks where he had coached the seniors to the city champion- ship the year before. Next year he assumes the duties of head basketball coach at St. Mel. Also pictured on this page are the midgets itop picturei, a group of fresh- men basketballers directed by Brother Timothy. MIDGETS . . . Row I-R. Cranston, kliliflll'Y, R. Boyle, C. Cziccozzl. Mueller Allwrtclli. P. Boyle, R. lDOVL'l'Cl1X, VV. Murphy, Brother Tiiiiotliy Row 3-I. Kent. D. Strimcc. R. Iolmston, I. Bizin. R. Chupit-sky. li. Przisch FLYWEIGHTS . . Row I-VV. Abliatzlcoln, A. Sloan. P. Hurt. lf. Pvszvk. V. Losito, D. Gilligzxn. V. Clamps R. Cortvse. Coach Bowler Page 761 Row2-ff. Kennedy. M. Hawkins. P. Rmxl-Coach VVvavt-r, I. Kowalski, I. Hzilpin. D. Mayer, T. Bradley, p,tl,AiCdI fducation found at the Pro Physical education plays an impor- tant part in the development of each student at St. Mel. During his first two years as a Nlelman. the boy is taught to appreciate the value of physical as well as mental training. Regular ses- sions of calisthenics under able instruc- tors adord these underclassmen the opportunities to use up some of their excess energy and at the same time learn the art of gymnastics. Directing physical education in the Madison Street Building are Mr, Keane and Mr. lVlcCormick. ln the Kildare Building, Mr. Stelmaszek is in charge of this prog ram. NA. Top-Coach Frank lVlcCorniick addresses his gym class as Coach Ioseph Keane looks on. Middle- rl'ii1ilwt'r 'l'oppers Gene Pingaiort- and Pat Arlroi' in action. Bottom-Two budding MDon lfaglesu. Roger Ayotte .intl lliyiil Hayes. show some holds to classniates. P41510 17 ion make Sportidmen Swimming in St, Mel is directed by Nlr. Frank lVlcCormick, former swimming star at De Paul Academy and at the University of Hawaii. Mr. Nlcflormick came to St. Mel four years ago. Since his arrival. swimming has Come to mean something more than iust a minor sport. For the past four years St. Mel has managed to make a name for itself in swim meets throughout the city. Unable to have a pool of their own. the Knight splashers have found it ditlicult to hold practice sessions. Nevertheless, they have managed to turn in a splendid record this season, winning eight and losing only three meets. The team was captained by Dick Stygar. Ierry Fairbanks brought honor to St. Mel bv placing in the city meet as a breaststroke artist. lntramural Basketball Champions fCirclel-Seniors lid Halvey. Gene Brennan. Larry Stricklin. Gene O'Sul- lixum, Uon U'Shea. lid Hunt. and Ion- Quinn. Intramural Basketball Champions-Iuniors: Don O'Day Ron Swisher. lerry Bins. lohn Sweeney. Ray Loessl lerry Smith. and Victor branch. Swimming-Kneeling: Dick Stygar iCapt.l. Sitting Don Collins. Dan Mccurdy, Bob Ratc'ille. Dan O'Shea lohn lasin. It-rry Fairbanks. Standing: lim lwanski, Tony flood, Fred lVlarks. lerry Bins. Don O'Neil. VValter Radtke. and Don Carr. Page 78 Spring time IA 71-aclztime At the first sign of spring the St. Mel trackmen don their spikes and jerseys and begin practice for the coming season. Each day they can be seen at Rockne Stadium working under the watchful eye of Coach McCormick. Above are some camera angles of the Knight cindermen in ac- tion. Top pictures: Tony Good and Pat Quinn encounter the hur- dles as their teammates and Coach McCormick look on, and jim McCawley completes the broad jump. Top Circle: jerry Fairbanks, pole vaulter clears the top-to right of circle-Mr. McCormick watches as Frank Gambro nears finish of the hundred yard dash -flower circle-Bernard Klopack in high jump action-to right of circle-Hugh Iozwin leads the half-milers around the track. Lower Left-Bob McGowan demonstrates his ability as a high jumper. Lower right-Bob Schultz, George Gow, and Bill Heiland ready to start the hundred yard dash. Page 79 It 1411 Com e4 Extra-curricular life at Knight headquarters teems with activities. Designed to bring into play every aptitude and potentiality possessed by Melmen, these out-of-school pursuits fall into various categories. Since those of an athletic type are treated in a section of their own, only the others will be considered here. Putting into more intensive and extensive practice the principles learned in Religion classes are the members of the Archconfraternity of the Divine Child, the Benildus Club, and the Chaplains Corps. In the field of Speech, the Debating Club and the Meldramatic Club are cen- ters of attraction. Musical interests are met by the Band and the Glee Club. An opportunity to assist in school management problems is pro- vided by the Traflic and Service Clubs. The Observer and The Knight offer outlets for writers and photographers. In these publications too, as well as in the many-sided interests of the Art Club, the budding artist finds his talents employed. These major organizations and a variety of smaller ones make profitable the after-school time of hundreds of Knights. Nctivitie . . . Zack CHAIJTEH FUUH Mlm ffl HH .1..- Un The Kandwayon One of the most important activities which is sponsored by the school is the St. Mel Band. Not only were they present as a whole at every football game but from their number formed a small group called the Pep Band. It was the duty of this part of the band to attend all home basketball battles. This year, under the guidance of Mr. Thomas Fabish. the Knights held two concerts-a Christmas Concert and a Spring Concert. Both of these were pre- sented in Resurrection auditorium. Une ofthe featured attractions of the latter was the magnificent playing of Beethoven's Opus 73 by Ronald Koraiczyk. Mr. Fabish later revealed that Korajczyk did all the transcribing from the orchestral arrangement to that of the band. Mr. Fabish is assisted by Nlr. Herman Wiegman and Nlr. Ralph lVlelt:er. lVlr. Fabish is in his lifteenth year as St. Mel's conductor while Nlr. Wiegmaii has been associate conductor since the Drum and Bugle Corps days. Brother Alfred acted as moderator and scheduled various performances at Resurrection. Trinity, and St. Malachy. Page 82 Kane! Pei-Aonnel Top Spread: FLUTEgR. Cmnlmru and I. Spicuzzu CLARINETAA. Appnni, li Bvllillil. L. Bilvk. Fitzsim- moms, A. Guixlmurl. R. Gvnwlli, Kcrr, R. Kindzxhl. G. Rilvy. R. Ruffzxlo, R. Sclmidxxuxi. K. Sxuxtcs, und L. Tcqlin: BASS CLARINET-R. Curvy and F. Dorf: OBOE-R. Korujuzykz HASSOONfL. Pupv: ALTO SAXOPHONE-D. Born. E. Hvnncssy. I. Iucwlvy. V. Pcllcgrino. R. Rugusu. A. Rupxix .md U. Wirlikaltnxsz TIQNOR SAXOPHONIS-A. Pollustrilli :md T. Smsmk: IEARITONE SAXOPHONERP. Dorf: TRUMPIfTSSI1m. Pmlluff. S. Cllllltxlil. A. Corlm. R. Fnlzltu. C. Fisinrck. Hnnlock, D. liissrllw. D. Logan. CI. Mcrolu. T. Ovlrzwrcll, L. Pcckhznn. D. Pulml, R. Rogan amd C. Stiuv: ISARITONH-IS. Fnlck. T. McCauley. R. Wnlr-ks FRENCH HORN-R, lin-mivl. A. Chilicki, If. Nowak. amd I. Stygmr: TROMl3ONli-l'm. AIR-ilu. li. Iicrti. N, Famvll.1. Quinn. .md H. Xxvilllflrlkl BASS--I. I'ml1gv1't. R. TIIIISIIHIIIUIIS. and I.. liulsmk: PHRCIISSIONEA. DcCl11'istophvr. P. Hcrxxly. VV. R.ndkv. D. Ruusc, Sum. .md I. Viloun: BAND MAN. ACIHR-S. Sclmcfvr: ASSISTANT DIRECTORS-Mr. R. IVlcltZvr.1mi Mr. H. XKVICQIIILIIII UIRHCTOR-IVIV. T. Ilulwisln IVIODliRA'l'i512--Hn-mlm' H. Allrcd. Lower Left: Miscellaneous instrumvnrs in rlw Imxuls ul I. Spicuzzu. R. Knraljczyk. R. Cmnlvorn. R. Iivndcl. lf. Nowak. I. Stygur, R. Konicczny. P. Dort, F. Dort. R. Curvy. A. Chilicki, and L. Pnpv. Lower Center: Soon .xt all nf thx' Mvl Iuunc g1.um-s xu-rv rllrsc mcmlvcrs of thc Pep Bzuldi S. Chmcld. A. Pullustlirli. D. LUQIZIII. R. Rngusu. L. Kolsszxk. CI. Rslcy. Sum: H. VVinl- c:.1k. L. Pupc. R Vw'iIvk. and C. limsiurvk. Lower Right: Omcurs of thc lmmi wnxvd dI'UlllIkT S. Cl1n1rl.1. prcsidcm arc R. R.1g1l1s.1. lrcrlsurvr. A. PUITASIIAIIII. surgyvullt-.lt-arms, Cl. Rllvy. IIT1l'ill'l-lil, Spu11::.1. Sl'U'n'l.lI'Y. R. Ruffrxlo. pmpwlg' n1.m.1g1cr. .md Ii. Pnlck. x'iwp1'vs1dc11l. Upper Right: SIVCIIQIIII and mul XYIIILT .xrv llrmimi lu' llmix sculion of flu' lmnd. Thr- T-OITOXYIIIQI lHl'll1T7l'l'3 lrlclmlc Sum. VV. Rudkc. P. Hcrnxly, A. TjK'CT1I'I5IkTI7I1l'I' .md D. Rnmw. Pugv S3 -,-1 A wx Q, 1 1, is f 'f W Q' g' 'e'm-kt f V f, X U x fx ff - 'Q L mf ., ., U ig' '4n I x zfkff A we , mar, X ' E XF s' I I F ' x fr Fir yiqsf 4 '22 I' ff -' K Nwffwmffawvf ' I f 5 , 2 1 2 'S s ,S QE? gf iii gxigxf 3 ME! H 191 3 M' Q W , g mu ic and 'fm el Eroaden the mind . .mitfiiiygi-gg. ,N Top: Left: Mel-O-Dreamers Vincent DeFily. Iohn Lamon. Peter Dattalo. Sam Lucchese. and lhoinns McMahon converge on a high note while harmonizing. Right: Set tor the take-oti are these smiling Melmen. Rear: N. Pagano. P. Dattalu, C. VVells. Zajau. Middle: H. McDermott, VV. Stoltznian, Thiel. Front: Gilhooly. Mercer. Bottom: Left: Brother Rupert listens to the i'Harmonikittens4' as they give out with some of their smooth rhythm. lames McCawley, Michael Chiappetta. and Robert Bell comprise the trio. Right: St, Louis. here we come! seems to be the cry of I. Scriba. R. Lifka. T. lohnson. D. 'l'amburrino, L. Muscolino. W. Connors. and D. Born as they make ready to board the St, Mel bus. D.L.S. Auxiliary Drive Winners Visit St. Louis One of the main events in student life each year at St. Mel is the St. De La Salle Auxiliary Drive. Conducted for the benefit of the Christian Brothers' Houses of Study at Glencoe, Mo., the annual Campaign stirs up considerable inter-class and inter-departmental rivalry. Those who attain top places are awarded a four-day trip. This year the winning Knights journeyed to St. Louis. where they made the Melbourne Hotel their headquarters, May 3-6. ln addition to spending some time at Glencoe. where the Brothers' Iuniorate is situated, the travellers visited Christian Brothers College in St. Louis. Page 55 The Mer er-Product of feel and be termination Above: Staff of the school newspaper, The Observer, are pictured with Brother Patrick, moderator. Seated: P. Dattalo, E. Finnegan, Kronkow, B. Franchi, Rovetto. I. Flynn, I. O'Brien, I. Ehrenberg. I. Kopecky. R. Stygar. Standing: R. Leavitt. R. Alberts, F. Angelico. E. Witt. E. Skarbek, R. Errico, Brother Patrick, L. Kolssak. Caul- lield. H. Ruther, R. Kieta. G. Paszkiet, R. Paske, D. Egan, and R. Korajczyk. At left: Senior members of the staff H Standing: Rovetto, Flynn, O'Brien, G. Paszkiet. Sitting: P. Dattalo, Brother Patrick, R. Alberts. and R. Stygar. Through the many years since 1923, when the journalistic pioneers of those days turned out the first issue of The Magnavox, St. Mel has provided its students with an attractive and informative newspaper. Since 1936 the school publication has been called The Observer. Filling the post of moderator made vacant by the transfer of Brother Gerardus, Brother Patrick in his initial year has succeeded in molding an adequate staff. Great credit is due to staff members who have persevered in the arduous task of presenting a suitable publication in the tradition of St. Mel. Guiding the unclerclassmen, new to the staff, the more experienced student journalists have managed to bring to the student body recent information, interesting art work and photography. and commendable writing in the pages of The Observer. Page 86 if 4ww+oMmix'1Nmw.mm k A ,f ,, W. Q-,,,,,,,,,,..,.,1,,,,,.m,,.f A .7-aww. A , Q H Qx 'i+ , Jggg mi , W. 25:0 Q y .V Tm fd E 95 2 k,a 4 N 'S S, wh 1 1 ' - ' 4 1 .Qmx 5 ' I S W M M A q A nun A V A9 I 5 , 0' 5 if ' 5 Q - ' f if r Q 1 My Q V qgbf , W , 'in . 'V . , tg q:, A ? ,M as it Q f 1 M3 121 E ,H H gf ,,,, 2 gy Q x A A M-rbi' ,..,. I I fn MK A lixan. P. llattalo, l.C,onnelly. llmrotlier llernies VVilli.un. Rom' he Plan the hing 149ain! lxleniliers ol ilu- lx'1t'lLlI'.IIll.lIlL' Club ia.lu'i round lN'lotlei'.ilor lVlr. fierald Nul ivan .ls he rt-.uls extracts lronl a view-play scripi. Hack Rt lnly. Nl, May, ll. Crolt. S. Luccliese. l. Fuulli. A. lesse. l'1l1l't'Ill1l'l'Ql- iopctky. ll. XfX'.ilxli. D. lfdwai'ds. lol. lludik. li. l7edin.i. lVlay, lVlitldle lou: R, lliillmo, S. Skroli, ll Crow- der. R. llillno, l,. Scliager. Caul- livld, R. l,intlsax'. Nl. Pizza. lvlariga. I. VVageni.1n, l,en:ini. ll. lloqala, R. Koraiczyk. Around the l1ll5lt'I l..unon. l.. O'Connor. Mr. Gerald Sul iw. X. ll' Ilxi. Re-activated after a live-year lull at St. Mel, the drama once more has taken its place in the sun of school activities. Under the capable direction of Mr. Gerald Sullivan. the newly organized lVleldramatic Club has had a highly successful year. Its first etliort. the one-act mln the Zone . won an excellent rating from the Chicago Catholic Drama Festival held at Loyola Community Theatre. Irs two splendid performances of 'ACommand Decision set the town talking about the all-round high quality of the acting. setting. and direction. As this is being written. the Nleldramatists are hard at work on the musical comedy, At VVar with the Arinyf' scheduled for two performances the latter part of Nlay. Below: Scenes from the lVleldramatic Clubs production of Command Decision . pre- sented at Resurrection Auditorium on the evenings ol lanuary 20 and Zl. criticizc ii picturc hi-ld lug' Vin u'i1l.Sc.ix'u. Critics uri' Aiitiinilx' Rniiulu. Puri-r Diilmlu. Riclmlxi I.nnvs x.ini-. Imlngvii cxpcriincnl. Cir.iil. D. Przylwlski. G. XVini Culture, Science, jrwpiration, and Ser ice 'l'hc piiinr and brush ivi'igiiidi- I'ovpfci', Alcx Skmilws. Rich' :rd Pix-iinfw iid Iimvvii. .ind Diililx Q, M M W TH xr im Clivinislry Clnlw Lniidiiils Stiimiiiin: R. Zigiimin. I. Mr kzitvs. P. Ki-rston. Brotlicr Al plinnsns.ii1nLici'nlni'. ii. Sh.innnn. Prcsidcnt. if. Oi':iid.i. R. Lind say. S. Lilcclivsc. T. Cmiiiclly. M. Knnfin.in. R. llligvr. Sitting: R. Nlonri-. R. Mi-r:. F. Holnml. R. Pnzdziur. IU. Kin' zydlo, C. lirlmcli. R. Visco. R. Stygnr. R. Allwrts. C. Knnnnski. Pm. Cichnn. V. Dclfily. Mi-I lwiickutiiicii qct sninc livlp lnl .issistzincv imin Pvp Clnli nicnilwrs. Srnlidiiigi N. P.ig.ii1o. Bivtlici' H. Nvillimn. i1iodc'i'zitnl'. R. Sty nur, H. Iozwin. .ind A. Gund. Third Row: R. VK'.ilsh. Bnttngliai. VV, Otrvn, D. Inrvis. VV. Fritts, D. Iozwizlk. M. Den liilrd. Sccniid Row: Pilrai. R. Ko nivuzny. Bcdii.irkicwic:. F. Rociw. R. Visco. T. Uaifiiqnli. R. Baikcr. Carroll. First Row: D. Prnsnk. lf. Krnpkn. if. Or:zid.i. Kvlly. VV. Rntzki. Flcininq. Clmplil. R, Uilqciilmcli. .ind C. Mraz. 'i'r.lHic Clnli: Top In lmlinni of sl.iirs: D. Snlwi'l.ik. K. Han svn. D. Ixniiiiiiski. R. P.i-d-iui Ci. Vylmiivk. Ci. Muclilciilwin S. 'l'.iinlvni-o. R. Uiigivr. Svusllni Row: lf. Orliuin. C Cmirliicy. R, Mrmirys I Im' nicn. D. Panini-. i. Iiiglmin. R. Rmixivll First Row: lf. Rolircr. C0 luqnil. A. Hcisvn. D. Fvit. if Ihwlir-. Ci. Kiilinlc. .ind C. Xirnz. , Y- Page 89 14 umni gather at Tlairtietla Hnnaal Kanquet 'lZSl. '?' 'Aqua' qu--nvffuww2 '.Ww -wg, ,gp-W General view of the thirtieth annual Alumni Banquet held in the Terrace Room of the Hotel Morrison, Ianuary 31. At right: Father Leopold Braun delivers his dramatic talk on Communism. Listening are Chicagos Nlayor. the Honorable Nlartin H. liennellv, Brother H. Basil. principal, and Nlr. VV. P. Connolly. senior moderator. Father Iohn Brown, '22, Chosen Alumnus of the Year Alumni of St. Mel played hosts to and honored the Silver Anniversary Class of '26, with its many achievements, on lanuary 31, at their thirtieth annual banquet. Terrace Room of the Hotel Morrison was the scene of the event. To present-day Melmen as well as to those who have been graduated over the past twenty years the best known member of the honored class is Mr. Frank Ruane, who manages the schools business oflice. Father Iohn Brown, '22, who has given many inspiring retreats to the students of his Alma Mater, was chosen as i'Alumnus of the Year and pre- sented with a scroll symbolizing the honor. Main factor in earning the award for Father Brown is his exceptionally successful work as pastor of St. Mal- achy's Church. Guest speaker of the evening was the Reverend Leopold Braun. A.A., who for many years served as pastor of the last Catholic Church in Nloscow. His gripping talk on Communism was a highlight of the evening, Added to the long list of old grads present for the banquet were the soon- to-be members of the Alumni Association - the Class of '5l. Page 90 leader ln the years to come the names of these men will live in the records of St. Mel as the outstanding students of '51, Through their years in the school they have shown qualities of leadership. relig- ion. character, and scholar- ship ol the calibre required for membership in the Na- tional llonor Society. At present there are eleven members. ln Iune new mem- bers will be added. Top: P. Uetiregorio, lNlcClrail, A, Rnllolo, D. Cerniglia, Laurie, and R. Cimino. Bottom: lVlar:nllo, ll Nic curdy, President A. Kenah. T. Cal ligan. and llzednarkiewicz. An old and most cherished heritage of the American people is freedom of speech, This freedom is fully appre- ciated as the debating team strives towards its ultimate goal-development of logical thinking. The St. Mel debating team is a member of the Catholic Forum of Chicago and this year has won second place in this organization's Trophy Tournament. Fellow otlicers Thomas VV.ige- man. Ronald Rogala. and Ronald Schultz listen to President Iohn La- mon .is he addresses the rest ol the debating team. Other members seated around lVloderal'or Mr, Cierald Sullixan are Arthtn' It-ssc. Thomas O'1iarrell, Donald lfdwards. lohn Qlilhooly. Robert Visco, lohn Len:in1, and VVilliam U'Sh.mghnessy. Page Ol ,Q-nr... Religioaw Hctivitie 701-m Care o llieli e Members of the Chaplain Corps grouped before the altar in St. Mel Church. Row l: Augustyii. Randazzo, D. Komornicki. I. Mc- Crail, R. Augustyn, P. Dort, M. Chiappctta, Row 2: Brother Felix. lVlodcrator, R. Ruffalo, T. O'Fai'rcll. P. DcCrcgorio, G. Fleming, R. Gil- gcnhach, H. Hudik. Row 3: F. Dort, A. Good, T. Cafhgan, l.amon, M. Kaufman, D. Foley, lf. Tarsa. Row -l: Stagg. D. Born. C. Muchlcnlwin. R. Paton, R. lioriiccziiy. Active Members of the Archcon- fraternity of the Divine Child pic- tured in St. Mel Church. Right to lcft-Row I: L. Bilck, R. Cilgcii- lwach, T. O'Farrcll, E. Bowen. I. Raiidazzo, R. Bcnclcl, D. Morris, I. Van Guildcr. Row 2: D. Born, R. Konieczny, Stagg, D. Foley, L. Chcsla. E. Laplaiitc, W. Algicri. I. lilmslic. Row 3: R. Scranko, C. Miiclilcnlu-in, W. Krcn. C. Cocozza. VV. Konsocr, R. Blass. W. Ratzski. Row 4: D. Bt-rtlwlscii. R. Roth, Mariga, R. Hanzlilc. R. VVc-yrich. A. lilkow. Row 5: Brother Felix, R. Lindsay, G. VVinilcatcs, A. l'l0Ws'll, V. Dt-Fily. Officers of the Chaplain Corps pay homage at the altar of the Blessed Virgin. They are Iohn Lamon, Thomas Cafllgan, Iohn Mc- Crail. and Philip DcCrcgorio. Named in honor ol Blessed Brother Benildus, beatilied April 4, 1948, the Benildus Club has a var- ied list of activities that it sponsors in furthering the religious life of the school. Members include Mel- men from all departments. Row li F. Picard. D. Kurzydlo. I. Mariga. P. Manicri. I. Lamon. H. Hudik. R. Dania. A. Dc Christopher. Row 2: C. Przyhylski, E. Skarhck. R. Stadtfcld. W. Naylor. D. Royal. M. Kranickc, T. Pajor, G. lVluchlcii- bt-in. F. Iaiiicek. Matulonis. l. Thiel, C. Freda, N. Courtney, T. lnghaiii. Row 3: A. Rupsis. W. Bahitz, Quinn. R. Noto. A. El- kow, F. McCvrail. Skclly, W. Stolrzmaii, M. Fitzpatrick, Murphy. lf. Rohrer, and C. Howard. Page 92 JL MONOGRAM CLUB Fiqure 5 From bottom to top: Ierry Saccomamio Iohn Mariga Don Ceriiiglia Iohii McNulty Lou Pullano Al Tlierriuult Thomas Haywood Carmen Notaro Hugh Hamill Carl Kostrcki lid Hopkinson Dwight Ohaila Dick Stygar Iohu Stackpool Bob Ficrguiaim Tony Coco Mr. Iohii Dee lVlodvrator Paoli Mcliridc Ron Nlayoi' Figure l From bottom to top: lVlai'io Coletti Dick Hi-sslau Art Kr-nah Hill rliraiyiiick Tom Bettis Pt-to Mirabella Dam lVlorgzm Chuck Roberts Vvaill Nockvls CHEERLEADERS Circle-Clockwise: From Left Front Dick Stygar Bob VValsh loc Pitra Tony Good Don Prusak loc liattaglia 5,Wf.f-mfn4e4 The cheerleaders receive little ofthe glory that Comes from a football or a basketball victory. Everyone knows, however. that without strong support from the stands. team spirit falls off sharply. This year the St. Mel cheerleaders did a top-notch job in bringing about an upsurge in school and team spirit. Their energetic gym- nastics and shouts brought from the team fol- ' ' that echoed and rs thundering responses lowe re-echoed over the field. R ' I-Li-it to Right: Doi CHEERLEADERS-Above: on 'l' ' Good. and Dick Stygar. Prusak, Bob VValsh. ony Row 2-Left to Right: Bi Pitta. Page 93 ll Otten. loc Battaglia, and lot Row 5-Mr. K V7 PICTURED ABOVE Top Left: Mr. and Mrs. Moore chaperones. Middle: A happy couple. Cecilia Millet and Ronald Mayor. Top Right: Richard Hessian and Edward Halvey show otl their dates Susan Mulhearn and Kay Dunne. Bottom Left: Seems as it this quartet Dan McCurdy. Eileen lill' man, Pat O'Connor, and Dan O'Shea couldn't have had a hetter time. Bottom Right: Mr. and Mrs. E. Stehnaszek and Mr. and Mrs. Dee seem happy over the success of the Homecoming Dance. featal-ed in Knight Zi e PICTURED ON OPPOSITE PAGE Row I-The A.D.C. does its best to spread the Christmas 5 ' ' l s spirit Wy giving Christmas baskets to the poor. Freshmen learn Service Clulu routine. Noon Hour Rush? Row 2-Four of the oldest Brothers in St. Louis Province. Fathers and Friends Cluh Fall Fes- tival had its usual success. Bro. Paul gives a work-out in English to Marcel Cham peau from Montreal. Row 3- The mothers relax at their Card and Buneo Party. Important members of the Mothers Auxiliary. Mr. Fahish conducts the hand. Row'i-Brother Basil speaks to the students. lunior class officers' 'iitting V Pres I Fur I k P . .. e l- . .. . z '- Dan res. D. Morgan: Standing-Sgt.-at-arnis E. Finnegan. Sec. G. Saecomanno. Missing-Treas, T. VVageman. Industrial Arts students present newsstand to friend whose newsstand was destroyed. eane at microphone. The Gossip Corner? Freshman Open House has a large turnout. PICTLIRED BELOW Mothers Cluh luncheon. May and R. Unger note the latest news, Late again7 Brother lfuoene hands tirdy slips to N P'ig'uio ni I . . X . . . a t L. Sehmit. 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