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

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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

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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

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