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

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1952 volume:

5 KW' Fx 9 if 9 K Fx W HinHff pfffifgll THE STUDEHTS of ST. ITTEL HIGH S Ckicago ' .gfgnoiri guifvbng fke WAGE Wan 'l'o become a well-rounded, well-grounded, in- tegrated personality - to become, in short a YVhole Man - is the lofty objective of every clear-thinking Catholic youth. Wlith the aid ol' his Church, his parents, his Catholic school and teachers, he starts early on the building process and perseveres until his goal is realized. During his high school years he begins to real- ize that each of the many-faceted days he spends is another step in the construction program. Cooper- ating wholeheartedly, therefore . . . ,Ale praya: Mans soul cries out in hunger for the Food of the Lord. 'l'he Lord hears him and answers and man is at peace. .ge o!,6llfLgA5! Man's face is transformed from the quietude olf repose to sparkling joy as his happiness is mirrored in his countenance. WU e orried: Man's emotions are swirling uneasily in the shell of his bodyg the problems oif the day perplex him and his reason labors to set things right. CN? .S7flfL6bQ:f! lVIan's mind rises beyond its confines ol' bone and tissue and soars higher, ever higher, in its pursuit ol' the Spirit ol' 'I'ruth. ,Ale lgfayfi: Man's body stretches like a spring of steel as he calls into action the reserves of muscle and grit and sallies forth to the games. E Iwi' Awkmwww-vmmmm N'-'AQ lbechca fion Wliat makes a man, a man? Is it a quick smile, or a wave of the hand? Just what is it, that makes a man a man? Perhaps it's a kind word, or a soft reprimand. Maybe it's all ol' these, these little things that make a man a man. Yes, it is these little things that lorm the counterweight, and give balance to the strength and justice of strong Christian principles which are factors that make a man a man. The l952 KNIGHT is very happily dedicated to Mr. VVilliam P. Connolly, B.S.C., M.Ed., who in his twenty-five years at St. Mel has been instrumental in the molding of the character of literally hundreds of young men. This man, who we all know so well, has many gifts, which he gives to us daily and with which we are so familiar, that at times they pass by unnoticed. His wit is sparkling, his patience is long-enduring, his understanding is most comforting, and his aid is always close at hand. Mr. Connolly is a man who will long be remembered for he pos- sesses all of the qualities which make him truly a YVHOLE MAN. Page n I l l we mu. Wdgr. rancia fgurcef, K 'llwenty-one years ago 'l'he Rt. Rey. Msgr. Francis A. Purcell, D.D., was assigned to the pastorute of St. Mel Church. On June l8 this year, St. Mel pztrish's beloved pastor and St. Mel High Schoolis generous benefactor, will celebrate the Iilty-fourth anniversary ol' his elevation to the holy priesthood. He was ordained in Holy Name Cathedral by Archbishop Feehan in 1898. Monsignor Purcell received his Doctor ol' Divinity degree at Ronie in 1905. Upon his return to Chicago, he was appointed the lirst rector ol' Quigley Seminary, at that tiine known as Cathedral College. In l922 he was nznned Domestic l'relz1te. Monsignor served at Quigley until lie was assigned to St. Mel Church. Page 6 Chapter Chapter Chapter Chapter gonfenfa One ..... THE SCHOOL Page Two .... .... A CTIVITIES Page 4 Three ..... ATHLETICS Page 6 Four .... GRADUATES Page 84 Page 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 X ! I 1 1 1 I 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 4 1 1 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 V . 1 The School Religion, Culture, and Morals. These words inscribed over the doors of ST. Mel's buildings tell us the basic materials that go into BUILDING THE WHOLE MAN. With these elements as its core, our school's varied curriculum offers oppor- tunities for all. Here The groundwork for attaining lofty goals is laid, The seeds of leadership in religion and secu- lar life are planted and nurtured, and The all-round pattern for successful liv- ing in Time and eternity is outlined. Proudly the school points to The re- cords of its past graduates, Their ac- complishments in all fields - religion, art, music, scholarship, athletics, and others. It is for us to show The world that our Training and education, based on The same essentials that have pro- duced so many great men from St. Mel High School, are productive of top qual- ity men today. To do so we must keep before our minds always the funda- mental principles we acquired in our high school days. s1 ,:: 7,17-P , ,f I It l 'fl'-YT 1 '1 Page 9 4--:' - -..-ff -5 -::1'-- 1 fffayq--,, .v .: .X N'1'if-fgyxwf . - 1 ,HJ '-I--'T 5 K s in X QM 12' fayiar I 1 -X ' E? I YI 4 yr? 5 I I 5 5 if l I ' . e I ll 2 E i . II ll fl I I s MII l :E IIII. 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Mel lrom SL. l'atric'k's ,Nr-sicleiiiy, where he had served in the same ciapzifiry. Adminis- Lralive positions have claimed his time and talents lor mosr ol' his years in the Brorherhood. High school music' circles in Chicago have good reason lo rememher Brother liasil. liarly in his career while he was on the larulry ol' De l,a Salle High School, he organized and condnc-Led the lirsl Catholic' high school hand in Chicago. Snlm-llireurors Brother Alphonsus and Brother john, in charge ol' SL. Mel East and SL. Hel l'VesL, respeerively, asbisl lirorher llasili K Page ll Q QE . v..,. Z Sw: 'W-. Q 2 3 1 2 if 1 ' 4 V' ex if wif 2, K WMM A fi:-,.'. ..z1sg. Mnskiyy 3- .az ... R 1. Q, 3 ,ge , ' X- iii 'img MFL .HM , QQ X gf , , We ,U-ww . . www... liflrm' Cirrlr: IIIUIIICI' I'I1ilip, 1'z1I'c1c1'i11 111z111z1gc'1'. leaves his Ili'2lIItllI2ll'ICI'S 1I'l1'1' il l1z11'1l 1lz11's work. 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Theodore: Religion, Chemistry, lrigonolnetry, Motlerator ol' Senior Retreats: Brother Daniel: Religion, Biology, linglish, Co-Chairman of St. De La Salle Auxiliary, Moderator of Student Gym Activities, XVest Building Maintenance: Brother Caesarius: Religion, Chemistry, I'rigonometry, Algebra, Shop lXlHll'ICllIlllll'S, lXlotlerator ol' Propagation of the l aith.j l'IC'l'Ul31iIJ OX OPPOSITE 1','4filff-lmft: Top: Musical 'l'alents are lonntl and developed by the competent band faculty, Seated, Mr. llerman Wiegman, Mr. Thomas lfabishg standing, Brother Alfred and Mr. Ralph Meltzer discuss the latest arrangements to go into the band's folios. QMr. llerman Wiegman: Musical Instructor: Mr. 'l'homas lfabish: Chief Musical Instructor: Brother Alfred: Religion, ltlnglish, Moderator ol' Band: Mr. Ralph Meltzer: Musical Instructotxj illirlrlle: Creative genius starts here! Discussing new types of projects for their industrial arts classes are Brothers Nicholas, Ambrose, and L. Dominic. tBrother Nicholas: Religion, Mechanical Drawing, Industrial Arts, Moderator of Art and Poster Club, Traflic Club, Co- Moderator ol' St. De La Salle Auxiliary: Brother Ambrose: Religion, Industrial Arts, Moderator ol' Visual Aids: Brother L. Dominic: Religion, Mechanical Drawing.j Bottom: 'l'he library is well supplied with vocational booklets to familiarize Melmen with the yarions types ol' occupations. Guidance Director Mr. Glenn Waterloo suggests to Miss Gertrude Hill, librarian, a new group of occupational literature from a catalogue. QMr. Glenn Hlaterlooz Occupations. Business Practice, World History, Guidance Supervisor: Miss Gertrude Hill: Librariatrj Right: Top: History teachers, get-together! Brother Aidan and Mr. YVilliam Conley peruse an ancient history text while Mr. james XVeayer and Brothers Kevin and Pius do a bit of global exploring. QBrother Aidan: Religion, lfrencli, American History: Mr. YVilliatn Conley: XVorltl History, linglish, lfreslnnan l-'ootball Coach: Mr. james Wear er: Salesinanship, Civics, Economics, Coach of Lightweight and Heayyweight Basketball 'lt-ams: Brother Kevin: Religion, History: Brother Pius: Religion. English, Xl'orltl llistory, Moderator ol' A.D.C,y Miflzllw: Newcomers to the present St. Mel fold! Mr. Harry Niemira, Brothers Leonard and Lorian Gilbert, aml Mr, james Sullivan acquaint themselves with the St. Mel family by means of discussion, tMr. Harry Niemira: General Science, Biology, General Mathematics: Brother Leonard: Religion. American llistoryg Brother Lorian Gilbert: Religion, linglish: Mr. .lanu-s Sulliran: Salesmanship, llliysics, Algebrzrj Bottom: Designing new types of exercises to strengthen back, shoulder, and arm muscles are Coaches -joseph Keane, Saliatore Salato, and Frank McCormick. QMr. joseph Keane: Physical liducation, lleatl Football Coach, Moderator of Monogram Club: Mr. Salvatore Salato: Physical liducation, Biology, Assistant Football Coach: Mr. lfrank McCortnick: Physical ltlducation, Coach olf Track, Swimming, 'l'ennis.j iw 1 E: S - ,F ...Alf jI Q5Alfl'lQl'l lfruneis Agnoli litlwartl Ahern Gregory Alexa Robert Allztlmastro Robert Alley xlzttnes ,-XtnRhein .-Xrtltttr -Xriui Robert Arnott Daniel Atkinson LeRoy Bztcti Kenneth Bailey Etlwartl Bastian Miehttel llattaglia Ronttltl Beagley I'zntl Behrentlt Carl Beitler Bruno llelltteci john lleltnonle George Bennett jatnes lienstent George Berncll George Berry Louis Bertone Niieltztel lllztsi Robert Holler Hztroltl lioeltenski lfrztttc'is Bosco 'loltn llossttttt Neil llotwel' Klttrl llrtttyztttski Ralph lierlttea Enio lietli Harvey Bettis YYillitttn Blake Robert Blakely Donztltl Bricltttt Xfillizttn llrink -john llrowne Allen lltttltlecke litlwttrtl Burke I'ztlric'k Burns Ptttrick llttrns loltn Cittltleron l'zittl Clztpini Micltztel Clztponetto flerttltl Ciztrbone Clztrtnett Clartlzttnont ,lost-plt Clarlttcri lX'Iit'ltttel Cztrowziell Eugene Curr xlutnes liztrsello Carinen Clztrttso Dznitl Clztssin Leonztrtl Clastagnim .Itttnes Cervenkzt Roger ileskzt Willitnn Cilntntller Lztwrenre Clliztppell lYillittm Clhristittn Donttltl Cliztllone Ruymontl Coletnttn l-Irnest Colon kltttnes Colver i T Page 16 jl 0f5Al'lfl8lfL john Conley ,james Conlon l-',dward Connelly Francis Corelli Edwin Cronin Xvlllllilll Crunician 'Fbolnas Crnnmane William Cunningham XYillialn Curry Andre Cuttone Dennis Daley Carl Dalmore Michael Dato Steven Delfhristopher Vito Delorto Michael DeNIaio Richard Depa Donald DeQnaker Robert DeSanto Joseph DiCostanzo -john Dill'enderfl'er Robert Dillon joseph DiMonle james Dowd Edward Dowling George Doyle Sidney Driza Paul Drury Page 17 Arthur Duffy Ronald Duffy lfldward Dugan Bruce Dunlap Robert Ebele Charles Evangelist xvlllllilll Falardeau Gene Falcetto Donald Faust Daniel Fidanze Ronald Finatnore George Finkbeiner Anthony Finnelly Donald Fitzgerald john Fitzgerald John Fixari john Flanagan Robert Flynn Charles Fountain joseph Foy Kenneth Francesconi Ronald Franciere Russell Freedman james Fruin Francis Fulkerson Thomas Calla Richard Gallo George Gaspari Michael Gentile James Gibbons Thomas Gill James Gilboy Edward Glen lidward Gordon Theodore Gorski lidward Hutchison Samuel Ingallinera XVilliam Irving George Iwicki Francis jeras Anthony johnson Thomas jones Ralph K2lIllllll'I'lllClt?l' .Iohn Karp .james Kehoe .james Kelley lidward Kelly Thomas Kelly l'atric'k Kennedy llrian Kenny Raymond Kenny Louis Kcrmend lidward Kielkowski Robert Kirchner john Klein Albert Knitter Bruce Knowles Ronald Koch Richard Kopacz Steven Kopeeky Richard Koprowski Roman Kotowycz james Kouha Richard Kowalski Richard Kon-lka Frederick Kozlowski james Krectek Kenneth Krumpos Ronald Kubes George Kudrna Page 18 P86 Qlfl Robert Crenier james Crichnik john Grifliu lVilliam Hannon james Hargarten James Harmston James Hauser Louis Havlicek Patrick Hawkins Robert Hayes Thomas Hayes Timothy Herlihy WVilliam Herron Robert I-lcrt john Hickey Patrick Higgins Charles Hoil Delbert Hoffman Robert Hoffman Leo Holum Thomas Horan Robert Horvath lidward Hosty john Howley Raymond Huff Gerald Hults Terrence Human Jann-s Huscnian jI Q5AI'l'l8Ifl Donald Kula Sl2iIllCy Lalmak Hlilliam La Barge john Lane Paul I.1ll'0CL'll james Larson john Laulh l'lilM'1lI'll Lefko jcromc Liliil jolln Lies Donald Lloyd Raymond Lollrecli Nicholas Lopapa Clirisloplici' LIICUIIIC Ronald Lullo Vincent Lupo john Macioce Sanford Mzulonia jerrolnl Maimla Henry Malec 'llhcomlore Malcfki Chester Malinowski Gerald Marchcsc james Mariga Charles Mascari Louis Maucieri Thomas Max Thomas McAulillic Page 19 Dennis Migala john lVICCa1'lhy Michael McCarthy Michael McCoy Robcrl McDonnell lllilliani McG1'alh Daniel McLean james McNamara john McTigne Patrick Mellctt Raymond Mesh james Miclflaugh lfranctis Nligacz john Miller john Nlilctlxcll lvllllillll Morrone Augustine Mora lldwanl Mowinski Rifhzlrfl Mozflzierl Raymond NIl'Zlll'li Gerald Nllllflllly Kevin xlllljllll George Nlllljllly Michael lVilll'l'21Y lCclwa1'1l Myslinski Richard Nagler Ricliarcl Nelson liinil Nemec Richarcl Nosal jack Oll5l'lCll joseph 0'l5rien Thomas O'lSrien Raymond Obrochla Thomas O'C21llllgll2lll lirlwarml O'Connell Thomas Raab James Radecki Ralph Reda Robert Reilley Robert Rhode Richard Richardson lidward Robie Daniel Robinson Richard Rogala james Rogers james Roscoe Edwin Rossini Patrick Ryan Christopher Salcini Kenneth Sander Nicholas Santoro Daniel Sartori John Sanriol lilmer Scheman Albert Schmidt Raymond Schneider Xvlilllllll Schneider YVilliani Schnurstein lidward Schoenfeld Thomas Schoose lirederick Schultz Richard Schumacher Fred Sebastian Joseph Serrilella Dennis Shay Michael Signa Daniel Sikorski Ralph Sims Herbert Sinnott jerry Sladek jlngffklflflelfl john O'llonnell John O'Connor Kenneth O'Connor Richard O'Farrell james O,GT3Cly' john O'Keefe lidward O'l.c-ary Donald Olenek Edward O'Neill Maurice Ormiston William O'Rourke Hlilliam Padera john Patko Robert Pawlak Joseph Pellettieri Robert Perticara john Peter john Peters Richard Petrone Donald Pierce Gene Plot7ke Leonard Pochocki Donald Pochowicz Andrew Pondel james Potempa Robert Prochaska Michael Provan john Provost Page 20 jldeifklflflelfl Martin Slater Robert Slawinski Robert Smith YVallaCe Smith Eugene Sokolowski .Xlexanmler Sosnowski joseph Spadaro joseph Sparagna Robert Staley Donald Stella Robert Stepina Michael Stiglianese Peter Story Peter Strappalon Clharles Suchy Nvllllfllll Snffka james Sullivan Martin Sullivan Thomas Sullivan Thomas Sullivan Philip Svetich Anthony Swaekauski Francis Syrek Harold Szydlowski Joseph Tanney Dennis Todaro Eugene Tonneman Angelo Tortora Page 2l Rirharcl Tretina Robert Troll Donald 'luezynski George Tully Richard 'liurek Robert Turner joseph Tye U'aller lfclziela john Yanclermolen George Van Ryan james Vargo Norman Vicloni Thomas XVagner joseph Walker lztlwin XX all james lValsh jerry Walsh Rztymoncl XV:1rzl Thomas Ward Robert lYz1rner Halter lllisylowsky l'ntrit'k lYebster john Hleiler Robert lYerner Kenneth lYhite Robert Xvllllllilllll George lYillix john Xlittenlmerg llonalcl XYoocl lViIliam Zanon Robert Zbylut lfelician Xelalniewicz liugene flt'llllJ2l XVilliam Zimmer Robert Zitko EIU 0l'l'l 0l 8Zi Paul Albertclli W'iiliam Algieri David Alper Donald Andersen Thoinas Anderson Francis Angeranie joseph Anginlo Patrick Arbor Richard Armstrong Yincent Arnone joseph Augustyn James Aumann Roger Ayotte George Balasky Bruce Balluff John Bangert Thomas Bannon john Barrett joseph Barrett Thomas Barrett Matthew Beahan Robert Beeter Joseph Behrenclt Francis Bellina james Belluomini Robert Benclel . UU tgt -- 'vu W-'-1 .john Benoit LCC Bessler Lawrence llilek Daniel Blaha Xfartin Blake Robert Bork Roy Boswell l ,llXVlll BUWCII Patrick Boyle VlillUIllllS Bradley Roger Braun Edward Breinig Robert Briehetto Charles Brisolara NIZIIHCS llroclerirk Patrifk Bnrgaral Michael Cahill Robert Cahill James Cairo Robert Catnbora Rirharcl Carey Kenneth Carinignani john Carroll Anthony Casaccio Ronald Cliapieslq' John Chapnt Louis Chesla Michael Chiappetta .Xnthony Cliilifki George Chlebak james Cichon James Cihla Vito Claps Chester Cociozla Cyrus Coffey 'E 52 Wayne Doyle Mark Driza Raymond lick Charles Einweck john litcrno Patrick Fahey James Falcione Nicholas Fanella Patrick Field james Fitzpatrick George Flanagan Geoffrey Fleming Mortimer Flynn John Fogarty David Foley Richard Froio john Gaflney Robert Gallagher Raymond Gallian Thomas Gary john Gavin Richard Gelnelli Robert Gelnelli Richard Gerhardt Joseph Gesto Dale Gilbert Raymond Gilgenbach Donald Cilligan Robert Gilligan Iidward Gleason Ferdinand Gregorczyk Joseph Griflin Casimir Guzay Willard Haley John Halpin 'Qui' is 0l0A0l'l'L0l Q6 Donald Collins XX'illiam Connors Michael Convcy Attilio Corbo joseph CUIAFOHIII xlilllllllll Corso xlilllllllll Clotx' Robert fil'2lll5lUll -lflllll Crivolio Daniel Crowley Donald Dalton james Daniels Robert Delircgorio Noel Desbiens Nicholas DeSimone Leonard Deplula Thaddeus Depukat Raymond Deiereux Kevin Devine john Dineen Annand Dolis Jerome D'Onol'rio Thomas Dorian Thomas Dorney Paul Dort james Dowling Page 23 .S70f7A0I'l'l0I Qf5 james Hanlock Hlilliain Hanna Roger Hanzlik Pclcr Hart Michael Hawkins David Hayes Anthony Hciherger Donald Heldmann blames Hickey Richard Hickey YVillia1n Higgins Yfllilliam Holmes Donald Hora Ronald Horky Thomas H4Dllllldl1 john Huff Ronald Hurt Arthur lndelicalo james Iwanski joseph Jacobson Richard Alarck Raymond jaworski Donald johnson Richard Johnston john Kalata George Kalivoda Page' 2-'1 jcroine Kallas JZIIIICS Kane Arthur Karpinski ilaincs Kcdgv joseph Kelly hlanies Kelli' Paul Kelly Ronald licmlcrx ich Donald Kendfior lVilla1'd Kcnn lidinond KLTIIIICKIQ' Robert Kcnnccly lVillia1n Kcnncdy john Kc-nl lX'illian1 Kcsmlcr Robert Kihiu Engelbcrt Kilian Richard Killeen Nicholas Kinfs David Kissanc- lvllllillll Klorig lzdxnund Kluga Ronald Kinieciak Dennis Kokocinski Daniel Koniornicki lVilliain Konsocr Stephen Kopish Thomas Koppes .ICVOIIILT Kowalski Ronald KOZllCllUWSlil llvlllllllll Kren john Kronos lvlllllllll Kuenkclc Louis Kurtz Robert Kurlzcr litlwartl Mazzenga George Mc.-Xloon joseph McCarthy Patrick McCarthy james McCawley james McClearn lirie Mcflutlclen Kenneth McKenna john Mclievett Patrick McKiernan john McNally john McNeela james McNicholas Alex Medor john Meliczhar Lawrence Meyer Francis Mical Francis Miehalak Albert Mientue john Miller George Milton joseph Minwegeu james Miraglia Rene Mitchell Bruce Moorhezul Donald Morris Peter Morrissey lfrzuntis Morrone -'tlhert Moses john Mueller Patrick Murdock XVillian1 Murphy Xllillizun Murphy joseph Novoselek llugene Nowak .5210 0I'l'l0I QZ5 Donald Lanieseh lingerie Lz1l'lante Michael LaSalvia Ramon Lzlskowski Kenneth Lee joseph Lenlpzi lCrnest Lenlini Ricliartl LiBrizzi Gregory Liedtke john Lindley Chester Lizak Patrick Loftus james Logan Gerald Long Robert Loritz Vincent Losito Lawrence Lovely Michael Lowery Ronalcl Lukes Hliylle Ltlllo jzunes Lynzun Donald Magee Donald Mully Anzo Mztnoni Ralph Marchettu YVillizun Mayer nge 25 .SZP 0lfl'l0I Q5 joseph O'Brien Terrence O'Brien Gerald O'Connor Thomas O'Farrell Robert Olsen Richard Olson Stephen O'Neil Louis Osadjan w VVilliam O'Shaughnessy YVillian1 Otten Richard Pacchini Thomas Panattoni Nicholas Panzica Samuel Parisi Michael Partipilo John Pecorari Russell Pennavaria Hlilliam Perkins Lester Peterson Patrick Pilch Eugene Pingatorc Anthony Plotzke George Plumb Raymond Polis Robert Potrzeba Edward Praseh wow Pagc 26 Robert Prosek David Puhl Philip Quaglizl Daniel Racht XVilliam Radke John Randazm XValter Rutzki Gerald Raucci Robert Regan Robert Riester XVillian1 Riley Leonard Rogalski Charles Roney john Rossi john Roth lYillinm Roy' Mitchell Sajdera Raymond Saseniek Michael Saternus james Scateua Brice Schaefer Stephen Schaefer Merl Schank Francis Scherschel Richard Schiele joseph Schille Thomas Schrettei -Izuues Schuster .john Schutt William Schwab Herbert Schwarz lfrzmcis Scopa Angelo Seno Ronald Sero joseph Shalloo XViIIiam Sullixan Kenneth Svalos Thomas Swainc lfrancis Sweeney Richard 'Iarsa .john Taylor Thomas Tepper Nino lcresi Michael Thallemer john Tierney Donald looley Donald 'lll'0ll2l lohn Yan Gui lder N l,lCl'l'C Yidoni Kenneth Vrlis William Wacliemlorl' Ronald llingiier 'lerrenee lYaladis james XX'allace .james XVaIsh Thomas lN'alle1' Donald xvllllilllllllild' Redmond lvllfil Xl'illiam lYare Donald U'eiln Robert XYelfh Roherl XVCf'l'll'll Daxid XYll1llL'Il Ricliarcl Wie-kord Dennis lYilliams klohn XVilson .john Xlvllflllli .john XVo.ital Michael Xielinski Donald Zmich Page 27 52,0 0l'lfl OFQ5 lohn Shannon Q Alvin Shaw Gerald Shea Donald Shepard Thomas Sherman john Skach Richard Skillen Clarence Skiris Andrew Sloan james Smith D K l hilip Smith Louis Sosa lVilliam Spillane Nolan Spocrer Raymond Stanczykicwicz Leonard Stanek Raymond Stensrud Norman Stobierski Raymond Stoklasa Daniel Stranc Eugene Strong Gerald Sullivan Michael Sullivan uniom XVillian1 Abbatacola llcrnard Aflctto lfiore Angelico john Atkinson Raymontl Angnstyn .Xlbcrt Bacchi Ronald Baknlc Vincent Balclassano joseph Banaszewski john Barry Alfred B2llllIlg2il'lllCl' Robert Banmgartnei Michael Belmontc Damen Birtola joseph Bislaowski Ronald Blass Donald Born Page 28 james llranick liclwarcl llrefelml joseph Brnni james Bulla james llnrns llonaltl Bfflyllklii 'I imothy Cahill Etlwanl Cain Thomas Callahan Lawrence Calmeyn james Campbell 'Vhomas Carbine- lhomas Carbon Thomas Cardufl Thomas Cascio Donald Casey Nicholas Catanc-sc john Ccgiclski Robert Chaplin Donald Chopp Ronald Cichon Ricliard Cimbalista XValtct' Cleff Ricthartl Coleman jolm Collins john Collins Daniel Concannon Raymond Cone john Conroy john Coppola Thomas Dully XVilliam Fherle james Elmslie Thomas lllwart Andrew lirhach Jerome lirickson Ronald Errico Richard Fallato Carmen Fallucco Paul Ferrara Patrick Finnegan Joseph lfiorito john Fitzgerald Thomas Fitzpatrick john Fitzsinnnons john Fleming Wlalter Fogarty Thomas Fox Ronald Friis lYilliam Fritls George Gagola Raymond Gaimari Richard Garrett Michael Gaspari Ronald Gavelek William Gavin Francis Gayda Louis Gerard joseph Gerhard james Gervais uniom Rirhard Clorlc-se lhonias C0lIl'lllt'l' 'lliomas Coyne .john Cresap Richard Crokin Ronald Cutler Paul Danca Francis DeGaelano Charles Deihl lidward Dctiirlnnvski Michael Dillon Peter lJiOrio Richard Dolezal Harold Domhroski Robert Donahue William Donahue Gerald Downey Page 29 uniorzi Ronald Ciannoni l l'1lllClS Giuliano Raymond Clzuewski Donald Goebel George Gow joseph Grabowski Kem Gray Daniel Greby litlore Grimaldi james Gross Michael Cllllllllil Donald Cworek 'lheodore Hane George Hansen Leo Hayden XVilliam Hayes john Heckens Page 30 Robert Hcidenrifh Patrick Heraty Robert Hill Philip Hoenig Hlilliam Hopp Allan Howell Roger Howland 'lholnas Hnlts Thomas Infanger CZITIIICII Intrieri Rohert Janowizak Dennis Jarvis flCI'Zllll Javier George .Iirsa 'l homas Johnsen Thomas Kane William Kearns Lawrence Keegan Vlll0lll1lY Keenan llonzilcl Kenzlh john Kent -john Keogh Paul Kliaugzi Vllllflllllli Knznns Ruylnonrl KOIllClTllly Stanley Kopielski Waller Kozel Gregory Kozlowski Bernard Kruger Kenneth Knlner Robert Mariner lfrancis lx12ll'SCl'1Llll Michael May Donald Mayer john MrtAleese Clhm-les Nlcflahe ,john Mcflullag Thomas lN'lCfll1lllCy Timothy Mclillery Terrence Mclntosh John hlflilllgllllll John Nlijlilllgllllll Iiawrence McNally Nicholas NlCNlllll2il'Zl llonalcl MctNellis Harvey Melzlrkey john Nlcrcer Cm' Nlcrola limlwartl Nlilcwski Llnlins Nloniak lfrancis lXlonlalhano jaines Moran Francis Morrison lillg0lll' Nlosctinski Ricfliartl Nloselc William Mnhr jannes Nllllifilll? joseph Mnlcare Richzml Mnnda Kevin Nlnrpliy uniom Stanley Kunysz jeronle Kurpias David La Donccnr lielwurd Lahey Ronald Leavitt james Le Bel john Lee LeRoy Lietza Robert Lifka Lawrence Link -joseph Loeonte Paul Lucas Donald Luce Bart Lynam john Maher NVilliam Maloney George Mann Page 31 uniorzi Hlilliam Newman Daniel Murray Leonard Musfolino lit-rnzn'd Nagel john Naughton 'lwh0lll2lS Nelligau Donald Nelson Patrick Notaro john Nielsen john Norris james Plinuuer Paul Novosel john O'Brien john O'Callaghan Matthew O'Connor Robert O'Couuor David O'Keefe james Okrasinski Page 32 james Ording liugene Orlos Charles Ormiston Ralph Osborne Robert Pajor Donald Paolicchi Donald Paoliccihi joseph Pasquinelli lidward Patzelt Leonard Peckham Peter Pedone joseph Penn Edward Peszek Leonard Petrulis Richard Pietrzak john Pilzato Norbert Pochalka john Pontius john Powell john Putnam Xvllllillll Quill tlhristopher Quinn john Quinn Anthony Ragona Patrick Reed lirnest Reich james Reilley Peter Riley jzuues Riordau lidward Rohel john Rodgers Robert Rossdeutcher Daniel Ryan Edmond Ryan Robert Ryan 'lhomas Sullivan jeronie Svec 'l'homas Szwed Donald 'll2iIlllllll'l'll1O lidwin Tarsa Angelo 'lerrano Richard 'l'obin Michael Todd james Trebaticky john Trotter Robert Trudeau Thomas Tnohy Stephen Yicik Anthony Yiers james Yilona john XValdron Robert YValz 'lliomas lvllllflllli Norman XVasz Leonard XYKTIJCI' ClllSSll'l' Hells Franczis lVhalen William lYlllllC1l jznnes XVllCClCI' Milton XVhite Arthur lVeigman joseph XVillekens Stephen lVojnicki Howard YVright Roger Zach Robert Zacks joseph Zajac Frederick Zarembka Lawrence Zelazo Donald Znmer uniom lidward Sassi Alfred Schelske james Schmidt Stephen Schneider Alfred Schultz Raymond Scott john Scriba Raymond Seranko Chester Sewell Robert Shorey Clement Sikora john Skarbek lhomas Slaelly Richard Sokolowski Donald Stapleton Richard Stcllers Charles Stine YVillia1n Stoklasa XVilliam Stuparits Page 33 ganna 'Www Wm h1qy4f'r if a Q1 ,W ,, .. www .M uv' X erimenfafion - .A 38,9 Olfl lie fairway fo J610wLc!ge l.1'!l.' Inp: ll1c NL'2lIlll lUllllIlllL'Nl X gC'llL'l'2ll ucw ul lliv ilu-1111sl1'1 lz1l1u1'z1lu11x C'1llL'llL'S s slviils M'Ul'lillIg 4:11 ll1L-Qlislillziliml111011-ss. Alfred llimiim. rxlllllll' Nlflitilllltxll. limlwxircl llcmpkiimmri. Rnlmcri l5L'l'QIl1lllIll, llillllllll Bam: 1501111111: Young c'l1c111isLs put lllcmhi into pluflicu. l'l1ilip Dickey XX'illiz1111 SI1IlLllIl2lI1 . lJlll1i.2lI1il l'il'llK'l'l lillls :irc SllUM'll l'UlllIJlL'llllg' rl1c11'1l1sl1llz1l1u11 r1l1sc1'xz1l1ui1s. C.'f'11tfr'.' Top: XYilliz1111 slilllllllllll :mil -Iillllvs Ifugzirly lllllllil wir:-s lu thc XVllSUll flcmcl cil1z1111- lmcr, :is kjzinirs 'l'l1iL'lc11 waits to lm-gin 4-xpci'i111c11l. liollrmif l'zlul Mika CUllllJll'lC9 l1is lmluciklmuziixl llllINll'2lll0ll uf thc wzllcr nlislillzition zippzinilils. l.'i1'f'!e.' Alex Slmiiln-s Stlltli 1111 clefl1'ic'z1l lllllfgl' llllhllgll WLIICI ns llms'z11'cl KlllCllxll 111111 liclwziiml Slxzirlick lkncclingj note its elliect. Cirrlzf: il1c womlcrs ol' ll1e 111omlc1'11 isilcmsmupc :irc clisc'mv1'ccl l1y cllll'lNf0IJllCl' Quinn :111ll Paul Kliauga us llwy work logelhci' i11 thc lJl1f'Sll'S lz1l101'z1lc11'y. lieflrm' 'i lfiglll: 'l'ojz: Roiiulil lllllilllij rczuls ll IJllfSll'N sculc while l'z111l I.lllllS ioLsrlow11 l1isr'z1lc'i1lz1Li011s. liollunz: Rllfllllllltl KOIllCl'lllf l'L'1ll'llL'i into llil' plusias lsilm l'2ll7lIl6I for llllf cquip111c11l lH'L'llt'll ill l1is IICNI cxpc1'imf'11t. X. Paige' 35 lll- W6LtlfLl Q?5 Olfl QP5 in fke 13A.,6L60l 6Lf0l Tofu 1.1-11: I'l1c Ill1L'I'USlfUIJC 511111111111-s to 21 gfcitl extent Lllt i11l1i1t111t1es 111 1kl1J01'illUl'f work 111 biology. Here .I111111-s M1'Cl1c211'11 2lIl2ll1'lCS the 111i1111l1- IJ2ll'1S of 1'1-ll sti-1111111-cs with 1111- 21111 of this 1llS1l'lllllLTI11. lfig'l1l.' Many i11t1'ig'11i11g 5111-111111-11s line t111- wulln 111111 1lixI1111y cases o1 St. N11-l's biology 11111. 1l1Li1ll1l'11 I-1010, V1'1l0lllllS fQ211'f', 211111 5111111191 1'111'i5i U1l9l'l'YC Z1 1111111-11 1'111'oo11 11s tlilllll l'1-1o1'111'i 111111-s notes on 111C P1lf'S1C21l 1'11111'111itc1'isli1's of ll 111'ow11 fox. 1111110111: 11-11: Kll0W1L'1lgl' 111111 C2110 of 1111- 11111111111 body 21I'C Cssc-11ti11I to 111-11ltl1. Biology o11'c1's lltix gCIlCl'2l1 1iIlOXV1Cl1gl' to thc S1l111L'lll. l31'ot11c1' 111151-p1111s explains lo NI111'ti11 13111111-, Robcrl Clllillllhlil. 111111 .-X11tl1011y C11ili1'l1i thc f11111'tio11s oi' 1111- 11111111111 1'i1'1'11l11to1'y system. C1'1I1l?1'.' 151151 111 work in 1111- I-1-1101111 S1'ic111'1- 1.2l1Jl1l'll10l'f' is 151111111-1' 15c1'l111111l. :ts 111- explains 1111- 1iollc1ition of Sllllllllll' 11ioxi1l1- to 112110111 Szymllowski, 511111-11111 Nlllflfbllill, hlthllll XYL-111-11 111111 P21111 1121131271 Tllix ix just on1- oi' tl11- IIIRII11 CXIJl'l'1Illi'I11S w11i1l1 11111-11 llll 111-w xixlzts to 5111-1111- s11111c11ts. Ifigllff Ango lxlillllllli 11511-ns to '1ll1UlIl2lS ,xllt1l'l's0l1li 11l9l'llSS1llll of 1111-it' 111111-111 biology 5111111-1-1 11s pres1-1111-11 111 21 1118131211 1'11s1-. I '11g1- f1 6 e igion - Qgdfone in urricu um guifakn Imfl: 'I'njw: A tlvtuileti Stutlx of the l.m'cl's I'1'zlyCi' gixcs the fl'CYillIll'Il Z1 clc-cpm l1l1LlCl'iI2lIlCill1g of its l'UlIlClll9. Rulu-1't Dc-Sztuln. Klzirl llizttyzttlski. Rifltztitl Krmpwwxki. XX'illimu Clltristiztu, :tml iVil- lizmi l'i2li2ll'KiC2lll pmlclct' mc-1' their rcligiuu Invoke. .llizlrllcff Sc-nim' religion Consists in pmt of it gC'IlC'l2li sturiy nf llhurch llistory. I'IC1'c iliililllliii llztywuotl follows thc route mf a Crllmtlc' as CQ:'r:1ltl Succfnwiztiinm and Alzuncs Nlcliiulcy watfh attclltivcly. Right: Tofu: Robert Wcyricli sketches briefly the Slglliilfflllfi' of thc liQh in tlhristian symbolism. NX'illiz1tu Rzulkc :lull NiClltllll9 Kincs Stutlv mmlcl. ,lliflrllfw llvlc Iitlwurtl Pcszck, Clicstcr YVclls, Rmmltl linim. Rolacrt Pajor, Julius Mouiuk, latlwzml Nlilcwaki, zmcl Robert Bfilllilllfl' get some lirst hztml inforinatiou about thc VCSLIHCHIS of thc Mass as trxpluinccl by Brother H. XVi1li:un. Ilnllom: -loscph l'itx'zt and Ifrctlric Marks up- pczu' iuurli intcrcstccl in what Ricllzutd Pirliofcr is telling them about thc plan of an aucicut Clztlholitt llztsilicizt. Page 37 laeec! lgufzi .giudlenf jgpidfd fo fAe .id Left: Top: joseph Bruni stresses the fact that the C0llllll2l appears twice on the modern keyboard. Middle: The lypmg 1'oo111 is j11111pi11g again as iIlIliUl4S C111- hark 011 a speed test. Bottom: 1 AS'l'liR! FASTICRI Alert fingers ily over type- writer keyboard as 'I'I1o111as NelIigz111, joel Fricka, John 0'B1'i6l1, jzuncs Plinimcr, Zlllkl 1'1Y2lllCiS Mc11'1'isr111 give exuibilion of speed. 1311111111: Speed lest i11 lhc 11111ki11g! 'IQCIISLT fin- gers 211111 Iixc-cl eyes zlwzlil Starling Signal from the il1Sll'llt'l0l' holding li111e Clock, :JL 1'xI1'C111C right. Page 38 ecrefarieri, EOLLQQIMM 0 .7Ar0ugA pacezi lfigflli Top: Speed Plus! clcmzlmls llrollicr ll. 'l'licmlorc, sliurl- liziiicl lC2li'llCI'. as Nliclizicl Hogan Ikiivcliugj Quill Slzmlcy Yrulmlc slriu' to fulfill his wisli. Aliflrllr: Riclizml l'ictrlzik proves Lhul spccml, as wcll us foriii, L'0lllllS in sliorllulnd. Iiullmllf Rolicrl Kemper and Richard Slillll- fclml follow closcly as Eclwzlrcl l'illlllCgHFl emlc'zivm's lo Clczu' up smnc of Llic complexities of Lllc lmolakccpilig worlasliccl. Page 39 maLin 1 anguag ' 8 LUQ Lcfli lfiglll: 'I'11f1,- R1111z1l1l Ii111'l1. -1111111 xliHl'I', 111111 PL'lL'l' 5ll'1llJlJ2lYOll gc-1 111 Sfjllll' quick lJl'C'll'Nl illlflNiIlQ. . 1. f11111ili111'i7c IIICIIISCIXCS wilh thc types of poetry. 1311110111: .IOSCIJII kclly prmcs lo SUIJIIOIUOIKC SUIKICIIIS that 1'cci1:11io11 IJllill!S co11i11!1-11cc, Tuff: Rllflllibllll c1I2llCN'Nlxi, l.z111'1'c11c'c NIziNz1IIy, illlll xlifllkltl llillou Chcrk il 111z1p for l1i1'lI1plz1ccs of 1111110115 A1114-1'i1'z111 2llllh0I'S. Jlirlfllm' RCIIC Milflmll. lliCh2ll'lI Olson, z1111l I.zlw1'c11Ce l,11v1-Iv Ill4l1Sll lll 1111 1 I g1'z1111111a11' 1'11I1:N f1'0Hl llllfll' l'1IlglISll W411'ksl111p. liullmu: 911111111 K1111yv points 0111 il p11111'l11111i1111 c1'm1' ill ,john NIc.XlC1's1 s sc111e11u: whilc john P1111li11s Lakes mln' uf 1'1-i1ic4j111lgc-. fQ'01'n C V: The f11111lz1111C11lz1ls 1111- imp01'1z111t mu! A101111 Nlamiofc. .IUIIII xffrlxiglllf. 111111 lf1'z111cis Ag11oli analyze 11 SCIIICIICC by 1liz1g1'z1111111i11g. P21 gc '10 .Hirlrllaf Scuiors R11'I1111'1I Nll'c1Ul'lll2ll'li Zlllll -ltlllll Kopcfky OQHL of guergfking, e .gzmefkin or lfffflff' 5 . Top: Ilbllll Swmfclwy' z111cl Rlilllklltl lii111lz1l1l look Ull us lllUIlllI9 lXz1gc111.111 Lllcclm .111 llllll l l'SllIlg l'-l'Clll-'ll z11'lic'lC. lon W 1.r'fl.' l'j1jn'rl11sf'!: B1 l1'z111slz1ti11g it lllltl l.z1li11. Ro11:1l4l Koch gixcw Ll ucw look lo 1111 old s l.m1'rf1' I11.w'l: lldflllilllll l'l'lCl'SfllI l'XIJl2llIl5 !o llcllmf-1'l Sc'l1wz11l. NIQIIIICS lylilill, Zlllll Rolwrl U'clc:l1 thc users of IQOIIIZIII z11'lil'z1cls. Iiollomi ' ' ' ' ' ' V lz z 1 .IlfOl'lll2Ill0Il-SCCliCl'S Miss fQCl'll'llflC Hill. l1I111z11'1z111, uwmg Il1c Nmlfl .xll4l5. xupplus 4 111 0 1 Ronald Misiak and 1fClXV2ll'il Krupka. Page 41 l ocia .giiencezi Wa .Sieffaf Wai in el? e ? Alzmfw: lirother Kevin wzltcihei as Arthur NVieg llhlll IC traces the pztth of eztrlv .'xll1L'l'll'2lll expltmrers on tl Left Cizflrf: Ronztltl XYagner ztntl Rithztrtl Gemelli learn how the business Cycle-with its phases of recov- ery, prosperity, rcttonstrttctimt, and tlcprcssion-affects our economic life. Right Cirfflfx' Mr. Glenn XVaterluo, guidance direc- l0t', straightens out za problem for Rob:-rt Slawinski, The Clliiiklllfl' Depztrttnent, at Yitztl pztrt uf St. Mel life. in addition to its many other services. succeeds in placing many grzttltutter in positions with at future, Vnrlffr ffirrlrfxf Sllltifillg' the fl1llClitlIlS of our nation through Z1 study of civics are Ronztltl Kznnifiak antl liclwarti Brcinig. This suciztl science :title Kit-ltnen to at hotter l1I1dGlxSl2lIltiiI1g' of QUYETIIIIICIIIHI latwx-local. State, ztntl federal. cztstcrn toztitlitte, Rcrnztlti Leatvitt and James Okrztsinski luke notes. ,f-il Rigfll: Nlifhztcl Uvtttile, Nlicltaci Blzisi. :int Ronzlltl l r1tnt'iere look hawk into the pmt all hezttlltt 105 that thrtlletl the nation. In follow is zt period of nf the interesting reztsunw hehintl the hezttllinex, 'Att Ili? Pzigc-12 j7Ae jkeory of S eeck gow info Macfice Al Right: Cfcrulcl llmvzlnl Kstzlmlingj c-Xplzxins pusmurc rules of plllxlici Speaking lo .Iolm Scillufu. .lamcs Ascarcggi. Stanley C-all. Micllzncl Krzmickc. uml litlwarcl Grmwzl, l'z1gc'13 .rllzmwf Nc-il fl0ll1'lIlCf' rcfmllmcmls book on mlcnlorrzlcy' lu his sociology flzlxslnzltcs Grant lflllllglllll. l.L'0Il2ll'll Gl'l1Slk2l Ulklllillllgb George' Bcclcxg -lulm ilurr, and Guy liuclcm facatcclj. A41 l,r'fl: limlwzirrl flOIlIlClll', Illllllllllg, Cxplzxins :lm rcqlniu-rlmcllls for pzlrliflllzxl' C2lI'l'CllS lo mvm- lycrs ul' llu' f,l't'llll2lllllllS f.l1lS4, lu-1111z'll1 O'Klml- nmy lhnmlcl Slvllzl. liclwzml llugzm. llzlnws xllll igal. :xml 'I llUlIl21S Gill wil ill flll ilu: lllSL,llSslUll. Wnacfe fo flue .Num 0 acAiner Top: Lefl: Seniors of the Industrial Arts Department engrossed in a new project. one of many to engage them this year in the newly equipped metal shop. Small Cirrle: Clenial Brother Nicholas demonstrates the use of a wood lathe to Ronald Swisher, Casimir Nlroz. James sVCll7Cl. and Victor Franfh. Right: lidward Sutryk prepares for a woodshop assignment hy carefully' examining a mock-up of the scheduled project. Cenler llirrlw: St. Mel has no spreading chestnut trees. hut the Blacksmith Blues might well he the theme song of Alfred Therriault, as the clang of hammer on metal sings throughout, the metal shop. Bollom: Left: Yes they are new toolsg that's why we'rc so careful with them, say William Fatt and Michael Kelliher as they return the tinsnips and punchers to the equipment hoard. Center: Of course there are tests in metal shop. Here Brother Ambrose is supervising as Robert Resek, Richard .-XmRhein. Raymond Nykava, and Rudolph Klimo show him what they can do on the cutting and bending machines. Cirrle: Gerald Bins uses the jigsaw for his homework. lVhat's it going to he? Maybe a pipe rack for dad. Page -'lft s ' A U may Q1 v 43.53 2 -, 1.', .,., A Q. 'zffrf ': ggiffigm h-1: i? pn-.z m W M 355513255 :wg ww ,- ' ggi? A, Q , . Nugmw-V ineri arm! .xdngdd igure in any Sudjecfd Top: Left: Freshmen Patrick Burns, Robert Bober, and Robert Blakely lob- servingj believe that cooperation is essential especially when you are stuck on an algebra problem. So Daniel McLean and YVilliam Brink, lworkingj, do a little cooperating. Middle: Mr. XVilliam Terry looks properly pleased with Edmond Ken- nedy's explanation of the geometry problem on the board, but his classmates look positively astounded. Right: In the rarehed air of the trigonometry level, Ronald Rogala and Raymond Kieta seem in need of oxygen masks, for they can't Hgure this prob- len1 out. Their colleagues George Hebard and John Kerr take the situation in hand. Right Circle: Since lines and rules, triangles and squares crowd even into their dreams, Kenneth Kufner and John Trotter are trying to get sotne of their work finished so that these cubist nightmares will give them a rest. Small Circle: The Pause that Refresltesj' is the slogan, of freshmen Thomas McAuliffe and Roger tieska as they brush up on their store of math material. Right: Center: ATTENTION, everyone! lVe should like to INTEREST you in a De La Salle Auxiliary membership. This membership is something you should DESIRE and if we go into ACTION, we will have a sale. It's as easy as all that, says james Reilley to Robert Heidenrich, -Ierotue Svec, and Edward llrefeld, his classmates in the salesmanship course. Bottom: Kenneth White is making a scale reproduction on the black board of Robert lN'arner's linishetl mechanical drawing plate. Page 46 :ww Activities We are here! The peak is ours! As we, the Class of 1952, prepare to close the book of our high school life, we pause momentarily. Still feeling throughout our entire being the flush of achievement in many fields, we ask ourselves, What key factor was it that was all-important in our game of extra- curriculars? We ponder. For four years we have been part of a group. Together that group has planned and prayed, lived and worked, laughed and played. As mem- bers we have contributed our share. ln return we have profited from the bene- fits of group membership. What, we inquire, has happened to us as a result of our work together in the school's many-sided activities program? What has taken place as we sweated and worried over our diffi- culties or cheered and reioiced over our successes? We think we know the answer. in our cooperative efforts we have lent our- selves to others and have borrowed from them. In no small way has this inter- change helped to move us closer to the goal of high school and of later life - BUILDING THE WHOLE MAN. X xx ve iv, fe.. MX N iii. X if l li, ll l il 1 l ll' i y, till 'ill IN tg!! i 4 lv llil it yi y illlvl i 'it ll, li l ll N llllf il, 1 v iv llll l ,l A lll, 'iiiwi ill l l l l 'll ll ll ill lllil. i My i 'I klihlil l l l l tllll. li i ll A Page 49 , llih ililivilg ll.. y will u f RE .T Page 50 Roberl Rxxlxilillc. :xml Ronzxlxl ko- ILIRICIYIQ, Row il: Nlirhzxel lllllil. Ron- Iim-xin Nlxxrplxy. :xml Ruynxoxxxl ko, xxieclxxr, Row II: Alolxxx Coggin. Cusi- nxir NIIOI. Albin Stuck. I r:xm'is Nix C.x:xxl. .xml Doxmlxl I-woxtlx. Row I. SIZIIIICI Skxob, Rix'lx:xrsl Rogzxlzx, Hen- m-lt I.exxk:xrl. Sc-rgezxxxl-:xx-.-Xrnxs, .Xle bert lizxcflxi, Willizxxxx l':xxixx. :xml ,-Xlberx Pomlc-l. Row 3: Clonrxxxl Kor- lxzxtowslgi. Nlilloxx While, .lohxx Gil, hoolv, lolxn I,l'lllIllI. :xml lost-ph O'If:xrrell. :xml Robert Bell. Row 7: Riclxzxrtl lxxxiflx. llzxxxiel Nofll, Il xxxl :xlxl ICtlw:xr1ls, Presialenx. Wil.x:xnx xxaxxxxler. :xml Rirlxxxlxl Halnx. iix4n0fAer laizin ,. . . .f4n0fAer SLOW. U In two short yezxrs :x bright xxew star has risen on the St. Mel horizon. Under the :xble nlirex-tion ol Mr. Gerald Sxxllxxuxn, the NIel-Ilrzxnxatic Club hzxs nxovecl up lronx :x verv lxunxble beginning to beconie one ol' the nxost popxxlzxr :xml populous orgzxnixzxtions in the school. I Its two IJYOLIIICIIOIIS this yezxr were received with wide zxeclzxinx by botlx critics :xml zxxxclienctes. The hrst, Alxllixls Crmsnr, Iroin which some scenes :xre presented on the opposite pzxge, merited the highest rating ol' zxny boys' school entered in the Loyolzx Play Festivzxl. Below :xppezxr :x lew high- lights from the secoml, :x three- :xcl n1usic':xl conxecly, Room Serif inf, whic'h wzxs slzxgecl :xt Resur- rection :xmlitorixxxxx on April I9 :xml 20. Row I: Hr. CQ:-rzxlml Sxxllirxxxx. Rirlxzxrxl Dilino, liexxnellx Illzxir. Riclxxxrtl Noxo, 'I'lxoxxx:xs Claxsfio. :ml Koziol.'l'x'u:xsx1xx'xpWillizxxxx l':xll. lI:xlx:xgli:x. Row li: .lxxlxn Sxrx-cxxcy. I honxus Illxgeixxzxxx. Vice-l'x'esixlx-xxx. Ronulxl Rogzxlu. St-c'x'ex:xx'y. 'I Ixonxaxs Nlxxlculxv. Iosx-ph Rot-bel. ,john Ilvx- .gfaofgglzfing flue jorendic, Sdofadfic ggfe Right: Debaters listen with rapt attention as President Ronald Rogala presents his arguments. Clockwise, standing, lVilliam O'Shaughnessy, Dennis Migala, Daniel McLean, Daniel Greby, Chester Sewell, john Scriba, Mr. Gerald E. Sullivan, moder- ator, and Ronald Rogala. Rear table, Daniel Noftz, Donald Edwards, Robert Phillips, Kenneth Clair, Richard Rogala, Thomas Hlageman, George Hansen, Ronald Schultz. Front table, Ronald Korajczyk, Donald Gowrek, John Lenzini, Paul Kliauga. Center: The live top-ranking seniors: Carmen Freda, Thomas Yllageman, Richard Toepfer, David ligan, and John Kopecky. Bottom.: Senior members of the National Honor Society: Standing, Richard Pirhofer, Thomas YVage- man, Ronald Rogala, Robert Kemper, john Jasin, Richard Stadtfeld, Fredric Marks, Louis Kolssak, Lawrence O'Connell, Richard McCormack, Paul Mika, Neil Courtney, David Egan, Stanley Vruble, Remo Termini. Seated: James Ehrenberg, Harry Ruther, Richard Toepfer, Ronald Korajczyk, Daniel O'Shea, John Paterno, John Kopecky, Carmen Freda. Not' in picture: Kenneth Clair. DRBATING TEAM . . . Members of the St. Mel Debating Team engaged in a full schedule of interscholastic and intramural contests during the year. A tournament under their sponsorship was held in the school on April 5. Ofhcers are Ronald Rogala, president, Thomas Yllageman, vice- presidentg Ronald Korajczyk, secretaryg Ronald Schultz, treasurer. The group is a member of the Catholic lformn of Chicago. Mr. Cerald Sullivan is moderator. CLASS LEADERS . . . On the basis of the average of their grades throughout their high school careers, the hve pictured above ranked at the top of their class in this order: Qlj Richard Toepfer C2j David Egan Q35 john Kopecky Q-lj Carmen Freda Qij Thomas Hlageman. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY , . . Twenty-four members of the Class of 1952 have merited membership in the National Honor Society. Meeting all requirements of scholarship, service, leadership, character, and religion, they were elected to membership in the St. Mel chapter by a committee of faculty members. Page 52 OI' fke gfedfef OI'l0l CHQ!! 0 QOJ To be closer to Christ is the aim ol' every Nielman. 'l'he members ol' the Chaplain Corps have the privilege ol' assisting the priest at Xlass, an honor which gives satisfaction to God as well as to the boys themselves. Motivated by a desire to instill a deeper appreciation and love olf the music ol' the Church, Brother Fidelis inaugurated the Chant Choir this year. The pri- mary purpose ol' its members is to learn and to interpret the music of the Sacred Liturgy, and to acquire a more perfect understanding ol' the Mass. Members of the Chaplain Corps meditate in prayer at the foot of the main Altar of St. Mel Church. Row 1: Anthony Good, Fred Sebastian, john Ran- dazzo, and Joseph Battaglia. Row 2: Edwin Tarsa, Richard Koa prowski, Martin Blake, YVilliam Ifalardeau, and Patrick Pilch. Row 3: Robert O'C0nnor and Raymond Cilgenbach. Row 4: William Lallarge and lidward Peszek. Row 5: Thomas Cum- mane, George Muehlenbein, and Carmen Cardamonc. Brother Fidelis prepares Foun- der's Day Mass with the mem- bers of the Chant Choir. Row l: james Thiel, Maurice Ormiston. joseph Penn, Carmen Caruso, james Roscoe, and Earle XVitt. Row 2: john Quinn, Louis Sosa, George Chlebak, Thomas Panat' toni, Terrence O'Brien, Hlilliam 0'Rourke, Gerald Larsen, Casi- mir Nirol. and Michael Parti- pilo. Row fl: Daniel Noftf. Ron' ald Iiorajctzyk, Vincent Arnone, Stanley Skrob, George I.anas, Thomas Wageman, Thomas Knaus, Noel Desbiens, and Patrick Fahey. Page 53 Ulm Z? thi Ili ull Iii Iiuh ana! . . . jkeir Wekvbed inger n .Xa LI 'ectioii , A 16 yeah prugtlrss so docs thc St. Nlvl llztml. lmth iii size :tml llflUIIIIJIISIIIIICIIIS. l'i1tlct' tht ol NI1 I'lmmzts Ifzthimh, t'tJIIllPIC'lIIlg him sixteeiitll VCLII' :tm umtIt1c'trn', :tml XIV. llcmiztli l XVicgimtu:t11cl NIr.RuIpI1 Nlctltfct, zmistzmt c'm1cItic'tm's, the CLm1c'ei't Iuzmtl ham pct'l'ot'inc-cl in 1 mzttmat wortlit ul' IJIYDIICSHIHIIZIIS. .Xmuiig thc- cxccllent lJCl'IlO1'lIl2lIN'CS given hy thc lmztmlsnlcn wctl those on such IIICIIIOIYIIJIC IMTZISIOIIS :ls thc Clliristmzts fIOllC'Cl'l, thc Spring Nlclocly lime, zmtl thc 4 I Xctivitics BLIIICIIICI ul X'ii1c01111c's Clciittztl Clzttliolic' High Svllool, 'I'hc hztnclk luyztlty ztml spirit Sim cl tx IIICI S1 lllilily :tt thc ltmtlmll gxtmcs were llll IIISIJIIILIIIOII to :ill KICIIIICII. 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Here the hoys received a deeper understanding of tnonastie life hy living and praying with the holy monks themselves. On all sides peace and happiness permeated the atmosphere. 'I'he joy of heing eloser to Christ could he seen in the Imoys upon their return. ln addition to this closed retreat, St. Mel had the privilege of heing the first high school in the Chicago area to make a retreat at the Opus Dei Retreat House, conducted hy the Opus Dei lfathers. Although this organization of zealous men has existed for only a short time, one of their early members, Isidore Zorvano. is on the threshold of heatilication. Of all the faithful connected with Opus Dei, only one per Cent of their group are priests. Their chief aim in life. other than the salvation of their own souls, is the spreading of good example in various professional holds. The seniors, who will he entering the world to take their position in life, were given the opportunity to undertake a deeper contemplation of the purpose of life. Here, the lirst time for many, the seniors made a closed retreat, which proved prolitahle and successful. To lf Ilmll: Donald llahitx. Conrad Prfylmylski, Carmen lfreda, Cerald l-loward, and john Skt-lly. ollicers of the Benildus Cluli. preside over every meeting. Right: Composing the main hotly of the llenildus Clnlm are: Row l: Donald Bahitz, .lohn Skelly. Carmen Ifreda, Brother Bertrand. moderator. Conrad Prlvhylski, Gerald Howard, joseph lfiorito. and Donald Lloyd. Row 2: Richard Halm, lidward Rohrer, Francis Mctlrail, Richard Stadtfeld, Louis l'it'ard, Roman Kanlin, Louis Gerard. Richard Chylla. Francis Mendrys. Nicholas -lattovelli, and Nlielrael lfitzpatriek. Row fl: Robert Otte, ,lohn Sctilullio, Dennis Noakes, Michael Kranicke. John llernandey. 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Co-liditors Harry Ruther and lienvenuto lfra11c'lii, under Brother Hilary, moderator, deserve due credit lor keeping the stall' humming at all times. 'l'he C'li0SSXX'0l'il puffle ol' dummy makeup is a laseinat- ing game ol' skill to the editors. The latest dance hand may thrill others, hut the clicking ol' the typewriter is music: to the ear ol' an Observer stall' man. St. NIel's newspaper is a member ol the Catholic' School Press .Xssofiation amd The National Seholastie Press A-Xssoeiation. liollonz: l'j1ju'r Left: Art Stall' Nlemf hers 'loseph Pitra, Richard 'I oep- fer. Peter Riley. 1'll'CCll'lK' Nlarks. Riehard Pirllofer, and William Larson are seen examining car- toons and drawings. l.rm'z'r Imfl: Keeping 'I'he Ohserver well-spiced with inter- esting articles are members of the liC21lllI'C stall. Louis Kolssak. john Hernandey, Riehard lmieh. lohn Carr. Ronald Blass, john Skarhek. Hilton XX'hite. and Nliehael Clhiappetta check oxer Sttmrles. Uzfulg Lights, Action! Richard Noto and I,awrencie cyfltllllllill photography stall. get sift to eatth a eanditl shot. l'j1j1wrRigl11'.' Raymond Kieta plans lllllllllly makeup as Rohert Bell. Kenneth Kufner. Richard Hahn, tlfrontj lidward Krupka. Richard Chylla. and lidward Skarhek fllackj consider sports material. l,rm'1'rRigl1Z: Circulation de- partment Donald lwieki, Richard fysllllhllll, and .Ieroine Smith wait for sign to deliver the news. Page til ......,,-ff ....ff we Evening 341,11 g lfl of SON The sound ol' music' hllecl the air accompaniecl by the swish of hundreds ol' dresses as smiling Melmen guided their dates smoothly across the polished Iloor at The Annual Homecoming Dance. This event, the second in importance of the social seascm, is always looked forward to with much anticipation because it allords the student body attending an opportunity to see once again the lX'lelmen who have been graduated in the preceding years. ' As the guys and dolls descended the stairs from the hrst floor there came to their eyes not the sight ol: a gymnasium basketball court, but a vision ol' glowing splendor. Spotlights picked out and highlighted the Horal arrangements placed at each end ol' the lloor while with each breeze silver stars on a background ol' deep clark night spun and sparklecl giving a feeling ol' airy exuberance to all. Oh yes, there was plenty ol atmosphere. The cafeteria, turned ciale, leatured a Purple and Gold color scheme. Clusters of balloons gathered around a huge carousel and an orderly clisarrangement ol' tables completed the setting. For all who attended it was a night to be remembered. Too late lor inclusion in this issue ol' THE KNIGHT, the -lunior-Senior Prom will be a feature ol' next year's edition. This gala soctial event ol' the year was presented in the Grand Ballroom ol' the Hotel Knickerbocker on Thursday evening, May 29. Music was by Ilan Belloc' and his orchestra. On that evening Melmen and their ladies streamed into the Knickerbocker to establish a recrord as the largest prom group in St. Nlel history. Three lmnclrecl couples louncl lulhllment ol' the theme and proceeded to have The Loveliest Night ol' the Year. l'lcz'1'uiucn ON Ovrosrric Pfxcsri: Scenes from The Homecoming Dance, November ll, l95l. Page 63 0fA6l 15 GUQUI 8 gd 6L 1,H6U UQ5f pdf! 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R o nald Koziol MOST COURTIQOUS .,.... ....... R ic'h:u'd Mcllornlzick I'VI'I I'IlCS'II ....,I,..,. ,,,,,w,....,.......... L ouis Piczlrd Botlom Row: MOST POPULAR .............,..,,.. .,..,.. C hzlrles Roberts MOST IJICLNIFIILD .....I......,Y...... ........... R onuld Rogalzx MOST LITERARY ,,...........,..................., Ronald Schultz IDEAL CLASSMATIS ,.,.....................,.....,. Jzunes Stanton MOST LIKICLY TO SUCCEICIJ ....,.,. Thomas VV1lgClI12lI1 Page 65 of00Ling Kewl' on cc lacuf' in .Law l'Ict't'UkeD ou fJl'PUSI'l'l-. l'.xt:r IN Dl,st:t4,Ntnxt: flklllik-1fl'fl.' lfreshnian Class in attendance at their dedication Mass. said by Monsignor Purcell. The red lights blink. and the Sl. Mel Band is on the air for all eieniug concert. Hard at work in order to tuake the Alumni banquet a big success are standing, Mr. joseph Kane, Mr. lvlllllllll Nlillllll, Mr. Richard Raabeg sealed, Brother Alphonsus, moderator, Mr. Patrick Saiage, president, and Mr. tilenu Waterloo. After-the-ganleu autographs are given by Head Coach Joseph Keane to Brother ll. Basil at l a football party. Mr. xvlllllllll Terry, athletic director, Gerald Howard, Clztrni Notaro, I'alrit:k Notaro and Mr. Salratore Salato, assistant coach, wait their turns. , Staunch football supporters. the Fathers and lfrientls Cllub tneutbers receive a preview ot' the routing season at their annual football night. tllirldlrn' Top: Father Cook preaches to the juniors at their annual retreat. .llitlrllrv HOMIQ-ell, VISITORS-38, and the cheerleaders aint to help keep il that way, linllmu: It's variety night in the West Building as lfreslunan talent is brought lo light. Alwzffa' Top: The meal must have been good! Ot'l'it'ers of the Mothers Club, Row l: Mrs. Frank Boland, Mrs. john Broderick, Mrs. Michael Kennedy, president. Mrs. james Schubert, Mrs. Catherine Wells, and Mrs. William O'Brien3 Row 2: Mrs. joseph May, Mrs. Robert Hoyt, Nlrs. james Xllalz, Nlrs, Charles Olcikas, Mrs. Far! johnson, and Mrs. Murrell Moore, gather after supper. lioltom: Meeting comes to order! junior Oflieers Edward Peszek, secretary, William Abbatacola, sergeant-at-arms, Patrick Notaro, president, Charles XVinkler, vice-president, and Michael Dillon. treasurer, lead their department. Right: Oflicers of the lfathers and Friends Club, standing, Mr. Stephen McDonald, Mr. Grover l'flanL, Mr. -latnes Mariga, president, seated, Mr. George Beeter, Mr. Alfred Schulz. and Brother lvlaurice, moderator, are pictured planning one of their extra special allairs. Lrffl: Brother Patrick ol' the Bluellelds Nica- ragua Mission charmed the student body with his fascinating story ol' the students and school life al Bluefields. Right: Sniiles around! lt was a big day for all when Mr, .latnes Weaver. head basketball coach, presented the North Section CZo-CZhatn- pionship trophy to Brother H. Basil, director, and Brother Lawrenre ltldward. athletic ulotlerator. Page Lili Higllli Pull! Yank! Pull! Fresluuan night was high' lighted by llll all-ottt tug-of-war, Over the top! 'l'hat's just what junior 304 did as they won the Auxiliary Drire spirited by john Sttriba, Mr. Gerald Sullivan, adxisor, and Chester Sewell. The Meltnen take to water, in pails that is. The end product is a sharp and shining bus. Kildare Kanyon re-echoes to the roar of hun- dreds of voices as Knights stage a monster pep rallv. i 1 i 5 I I 4 3 5 1 x 3 1 N 4 i ' W 1 l . 1 1 r I, , 1 4 4 L i i W 1 i , L ' x 4 V 5 1 r 1 1 w - w K w ' 4 I 1 1 I Sports St. Mel High School follows a policy of providing for first things first. As a result, the training and the development of our minds comes in for maior atten- tion. However, the sound body, an ob- iective of any program engaged in BUILDING THE WHOLE MAN, has an im- portant place in the day's routine. The administration realizes the value of cooperation, good sportsmanship, and teamwork in the moulding of youth. We have often seen demonstrated that these qualities combine to give us winning teams and to inspire in us school spirit a factor as important to winning as the players themselves. The school has set up a well balanced schedule of interscholastic and intramu- ral sports in addition to the classes in physical education required for all fresh- men and sophomores. The heightening of interest in sports during the past several years, the ex- cellent coaching staff, and a revived school spirit united in 1952 to bring us the Basketball Co-Championship of the north section. This year's record stands as a challenge and an inspiration to the Melmen to come. l 1 ff 'M LS. X K I I r f is T Frlrrm, 01h ' fl? 1 xg A-c Tm K 'limi 0, ! fi W ,y s tx., rrrfft7 ' gf Tmirrnt A , y 571 rm! yrmlfs fx . l f I s .1 .F 'QE vii,-E? 7,-fc ,ff X , S WX ' ' -Q. xy, ? X 6 ff QSM we ,, . X t. :kiln R X tj g I hgiif lflfll Ef 'V', A 5 Q,0 Si' .J Page 69 K' 'r tix . .' - X rtrlt ting . l l X +6 l x l r K' M Mfr!!! K ' llllyy W, MQW l X K X d Lt J llll ti llfllif fl X , llltwc My! ld ,. W so 4 Wi XQU r I A ff ,,fr.grr.,f ,X KX 4 xl f i n Wt. N l l of f - ll K t i y I 1, rr XXX l 'H ll l rlll x , X l T S X r tt t T ' f l rt X X f I t l ff X T 1 l t hy l l A X X t r R yt X it . t , f- ,, T X 3 , hmmv ay i 1t1nm1 RET- Ute en lflflw Wat., ffm 52 WJ iam From the smallest lreshman player up through the ranks to the largest varsity regular, we are confronted with boys who are willing to sac-riliee much ol' their lree time in order to do something they consider more important. That is to play lootball lor St. Mel. The spirit ol' eomradeship is a quality that is developed through the years. It is created by the interdependence ol' player on player in the game ol' lootball. XVhen these boys move out into the world ol' competitive enterprise, this spirit ol' comradeship will stand them in good stead. Iffl: 'I'oj1: Coaches Keane and Salato drill the lirst string Senior team, Row I: Hob Bergmann, Ron Ramin, lid Hopkinson, lid tlonwa, jerry lloward, Mel Malgaj, and jerry Sacieomanno, Row 2: Richard lXItTfl0l'lIl2llTlx, Lou Schager, Carm Notaro, and Al 'l'herriault. Iiollomi Freshman Football 'leam-Row I: john Flanagan, Donald Olenek. james Walsh, William Hannon. liugene lonneinan. lirnest Colon. lidward ON:-ill. and jolm Klein. Row 2: lidward Ahern, William Laliarge, Martin Sul' liran, james Kouba. Carl liratyanski. joseph Clarlueei. john Vanderinolen, Edward Bastian. lidwin Wall. George Willix, Michael Ilato. and William tlrunican. Row fl: Mr. Xl'iIliam Conley. coach. Bruno liellutci. lfrederick Kozlowski, john Mc' Kiarthy. liugene fiemba. Louis Harlitek. lhomas Max. Donald Fitzgerald, james Cirichnik, lidward Mowinski, Yincent Lupo. james McNamara, Vito Delorto, and Michael Deklaio. Row 4: Kevin Murphy, john tflieefe, Robert Warner, Augus- tine Mola. james liilboy, and George Doyle. l'ieiI'Rl-n ox f,l'I'U5lII' l'.u.l- lofi: Varsity Football leani-Row I: 'l homas Dorian. manager. Row 2: john lrotter. manager. joseph Ciesto. llerbert Sfhwartl, Robert Cahill. Willie Ablnitaeola. .-Xl Tlierriault, and Richard Olson. Row fl: lidward Mazzenga, Donald Wanamaker, Gerald jzuior. john Atkinson, lidward Robel, Robert Hill, and james lfaleione. Row fl: Don McNellis, Richard Nleflor- mack, john McLaughlin, lid Hopkinson, jerry Saccomanno, and Rene Mitchell. Row 5: john Barry, james Reilley. l,ou Schager, Carm Notaro, Donald lleldmann, Patrick Notaro, and jerry Howard. Row ti: Thomas Dorney, William I'rasc'h, Francis Montalbano, Dale Gilbert. Albert Moses, and Ron Kamin. Row 7: john Dineen, Michael Dillon. joseph Melarkey. john Keogh, Stanley Skrob. Nlel Nlalgai. and Mr. Salvatore Salato. Row 8: Michael Cahill, Bill Spillane, Bob Bergmann. lid Conwa, john Cegielski, and Mr. joseph Keane. Mfr? 2 Milwfff in W 5, kfffwiffwk ! -' .ffiAf2f' l f , 2? WWW X ,Q 2 f7g,gifff-fffckfwvdlvuz Aw ' QLW new Itighl: While one nimble Knight exades a XYeber back. two tC2llIllll2llCS pile upon the ball carrier at the Fifth Annual St. Mary of Nazareth Hospital Benelit Game played at Soldier lfield on Septem- ber lti. The three Knights are Mel Mazgaj. lid tlonwa, and Lou Schager. lieloatt lmfl: Knights march against D: Paul at Rockne Stadium. Mirlrllfn' Against Holy Trinity. Al Tlierriault makes a run for pay-dirt. Right: On the Loyola stripes. the Knights run a Rambler to the ground. emoried 0 .xgufumn agfi One of the rllost popular periods in the St. Mel year is the lootball season. lt is the time when the student body pays back the players for their hard work at practice during the warm months ol' spring, the scorching months ol' late sunnner, and ol' the regular lall season. The LCZIIIIYS reward is glory and credit for hard lought games and victories won. PRE-SEASON St. Mel ....., .,.r t 1 De La Salle ,,,,,.,,,,,, lf? St. Hel ...... .... K l XVeber ,.., .Isl SEASON CiAlXl1CS St. Mel ...... .... l i Loyola .,.....,...,...,.... 7 St. hlel .,.... .... l P St. George ..r, ...r. F 59 Sl. hi6l .,.........,..,.,,.. 25 Holy 'lirillity .......... fi St. Mel ,,,,,, ,,,. i T De Patil ,,..., ..... 20 St. Mel ......i.,.........,. F59 St. Patrick ............,7 0 St. Mel ,.........,.......,. 0 Fenwick .....,,,,,7,,,.,7. li The Knights' H152 season ended with a record ol' two victories, both in conference play, and four defeats. The deleats were in points, not in spirit, as the team was out righting lor every inch ol ground in every game. In pre-season competition the Melmen bowed to lle La Salle, H-ti in a thrilling opener. At a benefit game in Soldier Field against VVeber, the school spirit mounted. The pillars ol' the stadium literally shook with shouting and cheering. The Red Horde took the tilt, lfl-0. Page 72 Q lir'lr111': Q I,1'fl.' l,ou Sfhager tNo. ISJ supervises as I'al Nolaro QNo. Xfij and his company hmlmer up in a pre-game drill. Mirlrllw: A few spectators do a little on-the-gridiron kibitzing at half-lime. Bill Prasch apparently doesn't like it, judging from the look on his face. Riglrl: Our cheerleaders warm up a Crowd with a few Purple and Gold eheers during a battle with Holy Trinity. Ckeering farwb, .giairifecl .mam In competitive league play the opening game was lost to a last moving Loyola eleven by a heart-breaking score ol 7-li. Retaliating, the Melmen slaughtered Holy Trinity, 25-6. Another win came in the St. Patrick game as the Knights romped over the Shamrocks, tally- mg a 39-0 score. ln a grueling test of endurance, the Melmen lost to a menacing two-hundred-pound St. George line hy F59 points. In spite ol' being up lor the Homecoming Game, the team lost to the De Paul Demons, 20-O. Rated to lose hy at least 20 points to the Fenwick lfriars, St. Mel gridders came close to scoring the biggest upset in Catholic League competition. In a thrilling climax to a season ol' spirit, play, and excitement, the Knights lost the Hnal game hy 6 points. To these team notables the student body owes a round of applause: Mel Mazgaj, captain and most valuable player led his team with the motto 'ANever Say Die . Bill Praseh, most improved playerg and Lou Sehager, utilizing his low, hard tackles was rated best defensive player. And so another season ol' prep lfoothall fades away into the background of Knight lile. Page 73 SENIORS Row I: lid Gleason. Buzz Roberts, Larry O'fIom1ell, Bob Bergmann, Dan Morgan, Al Therriault, and Dan lvlurray. Row 2: Mr. james Weaver, coach, Mr. Xllilliam Terry, athletic di- rector, Don Mc:Nellis, .lack john! ston, Tom Duffy, Tom Nelligan, Jim jecmen, Hill Spillane, Ray Peterson, Paul Novosel, manager, john Trotter, manager, and Brother Lawrence litlward, ath- letie moderator. Waffle ,gzcfion Z?af5LefLa!f Co-Ckamlaionfi ISASKETHALI, SCORES SENIORS vltAe'1'1c:t: cAxtEs St, Ml-l. . .. .. 5l St, Gregory .. , 157 St. Mt-I ,,,,, .. lil St. Michael ,,,, ....5lI sl, Mt-I, ,, ,, 57 St. Michael 'lil St. Mel. ., .... lil St. Gregory fill St. Nlcl .... -15 Crane ,,,,,,...., . 29 St. Kiel . ., 59 Von Steuben ...,, ,,,. 5 li l. Mel ,,,, . 58 Marshall ,,,,..,.., .. .57 St. Mel . lil Austin ,,,....,.., 5li St. Kiel. .. ,, its XVells ,,,,..,....,, . -H St. Mel. . . , ,.52 Kclb' ,,,,,,,,,... .. .. .. fll Sl. Nlel.. .. ,. . .. 551 St. Elilabeth lil! ST. GICORGIC TOURNIEY Sl, M4-lm , , , H Mount Carmel -15 Sl. Kiel... ,,,,,,,, . .,...,,, 52 St. Leo .. ,,,,,,, . Sl l.lC.Mlllli KQANIICS - Vlon 9, Lost 5 l. All-l ,,,, ,,.,,, . .. ,,,., 44 W'eber .. .,,, 5l St. Ml-I, . . 42 Loyola ,,,,, .. . 535 Sl. Nfl-l... , ,,.... -l7 St. George ,,,,,, , .110 St. Mel. .. . ...7l St. l'Tlll'il'k ,,,... 55 St. Mel. ...HIS De Paul .. lrl St. Mel . .fill Fenwirk -I2 St. Mel . lil! Holy' Trinity ., . .52 Sl. Mel .. .. 42 Weber .. ....,, .. ,152 St. Kiel. . 515 Loyola . .. ff7 Sl. Nh-l. . . fill Sl. George .. T57 St. Mel 47 St. Patrick ...rl St. Nil-I De Paul 53 St. Mel... . .. 58 Fenwirk -ill St. Nlel ,,,,, . ,...,, .lil Holy Trinity .. 418 l'l,.-KYOI-'l-' GABIICS St. Mel ,,,., ,.... f lbs De Paul . . Ill Sl. Nlel .. .. ...lili St. Rita 8-l lirXSKlfl BALL SCORLS IUNIORS l'RAClTICl'Z GAMES Sl. Mel .....,, till St. Gregory .. , 28 Sl. Mel .. . .,.. 59 St. Mitliael .. .. -12 St. Mel ..... Ill St. Nlittltael 22 Sl. Ml-l . .,..,. All Sl. Gregory . lfl Sl. Mel . U53 Tilden .... 247 Sl. Mel .. .,,. 52 Crane ..... .... , 48 St. Nlel . 50 Von Steuben . Sli St. Mel 'IU Marshall .. . ....75 Sl. Mel . . ..lil Austin .. ...45 Sl. Mel . ...... 'lfl XVells .. 135 Sl. Nlcl ,... Kelly .. ........i...... St. fllel .. . 42 St. l'llllfliN'Ill . I5 IWINXVIKIK 'IOITRNEY St. Mel . .. . .,.. . .4-i lVeher .... 51 l.li,'XlLl'li GAMES - lV0n 5, Lost U Sl. All-l .,-18 xVL'lJl'l7 .. .... .. 52 Sl. Nlel , . .... 425 Loyola .. .. .. 'll St. Mel .. i7 St. George . .... . 35 Sl. Mel .... . ...... flfl St. Palriek ..... U5 Sl. Nlel ....... 252 lie Patil .. .ll Sl. Mel .. .... fill lfenwick 148 St. Mel. . ,. '1li Holy Trinity . fl? Sl. Nlel .. .49 lVeher .. ....... .. -I8 St. Ml-I .. . T57 Loyola .. .. . flll St. Mel .... . .. .... fits St. George 55 Sl. Mel. ,. . .-ill St. Patritk . . lil? Sl. Nil-l... . . . -lli De Paul . 50 St. Mel .. Fenwick . . .514 St. Xlel..... . 4l Holy Trinity , .ISR Through the ellorts of Coach VVeaver and his stall, combined with a squad that was full of Hre and the will to win, St. Mel's Seniors became section co-champions for the year l952. This year's team is one that will 11011 soon be forgotten by the student body. Its members literally took it on the chin several times, they were knocked down, but had what it takes to make a team a champion. They picked themselves up oil the floor, shook orl the effects of a loss-never a defeatfand trotted out on the floor with only one thought in their collective minds: to win this game . As they came on to the floor, they were met with a roar that swept the entire gymnasium and swelled louder and louder reechoing in resounding choruses as the student body showed their faith by a heretofore unheard of display of spirit and team loyalty. Tvllfb will ever forget the Fenwick games, when we pushed the lfriars out of their own gym and packed in H500 roaring Melmen as the team won 46-42? and at home, with a restricted ticket sale, when hundreds had to be turned away while the team won 58-7127? lt has been a precedent-setting year. ln it mtttual coopera- tion between a great team and a spirited student body made champions of both. l'lt:'il'Rl'n ox f,l'l'USI rr l,Al-l- Top: Scattered shots from Fenwick Qinsetj and St. George games. tllirlrllrz' Imfl: The Iirst team, white, plays the second team, blue, in an afternoon practice scrimmage. lfiglll: Intramural tihampionship game. Bollozui l,lCllll7Cll front Left to Right: BUZZ Roberts f, lid Gleason g, Al Ther- rtaull l, Bob llergmann l, Dan Morgan g, Larry Obonnell tr, lom Nelli- gan t', and Tom Duffy tt. Page 74 SB 1 Z M Wx UNlORS Row l: Andy Sloan, Willie Abbatacola, .lim Thielen, Al 'l'herriault, lid Peszek. Carl Ko- stecki, and 'llom Haywood. Row 2: Nlr. William Terry, athletic director, Mr. james Xlleaver. coach, Mike Cuzaldo. lliek I.ar- kin. Don Mayer, Tom llineen. Vince Losito, Tom Lynch, George jirsa. l'aul Novosel, man- ager, john Trotter, manager, and Brother Lawrence Edward, athletic moderator. ver flue mm, agnfo flze g6L6LQf id jkeir govt! Top: l,z'jl: ll'aiting to catch that jump ball in the lfen- wick game is jim Thielen tNo. 45. Right: Al 'l'herriault CNo. lZ55 puts two more through the hoop against Loyola. liollonz: Left: With the greatest of ease, Al VlillCl'l'l2lllll QNO. 135 puts in two points for St. Mel despite a futile attempt to be stopped by a Friar. Right: Ed l'esLek tNo. 35 and Andy Sloan Olo. ll5 wait to catch rebounder otl' backhoard at home game against Fenwick. Tenseness and excitement in the air, posters everywhere -basketball is the talk ol the day! The -Iuniors take the Hoor, and an ear-splitting roar of cheers bellows from the stands. 'I'here's no event so im- portantg there never was a game so entirely absorbing for St.. Mel students. The tilt is a close, nip-and-tuck battle of skill. Cheerleaders ol' opposing sides have a contest between themselves trying to out-yell one another. Another basket through the hoop! St. Mel wins a contest that has proved to be a thriller right down to the wirefand once more the school returns to a calm and normal existence. l'tc11t'1u.n os Om-osl'l'14, l',xt,lc-l,wfl.' Tojf: See that basket, see that rim! Come on, Al, put it. in! is reflected on the faces of Melmen as 'l'herriault tries his luck. Iiollrmt: Larry O'Clonnell tNo. 235 and Bob Bergmann INU. 275, surrounded by Dragons, are having their troubles. ltiglll: ln llcstcnding' Ordt-r: AI lherriault tNo. lf55 blocks an opponent's pass. .Xndy Sloan tNo. ll5 gives a display oi' his pin-point accuracy. Carl liostecki fin crouched position5 dribbles down court for iield goal try. Willie Abbatacola tNo. IB5 passes to a teammate. Tom Haywood tNo. 85 gets free-throw try. Attempting to give opponents a Knight mare, jim 'l'hieleu tNo. fl5 displays his winning form. Page 76 if ffm? ag, .-L, ' ,Z .A -'4 fl . .ttf jf Q2 2 S ak ' k ta' it W 7. ..2,,. :- .5 Yves.. -N 5 2, 5 'C4'-xg? W as 'sw' 5 ' ..,. 1 'W .700!ayj5 Srugd, jomorrowg amifg B. XNVll.'XlXlS Row I: l ranc'is Corelli, Rohert Slawinski, Niivhael Gentile. klUSL'IJll Nlcliartliy, and Mr. john llowlcr. Row 2: Patrick Hawkins. Nlirhael Stiglianese, Patrick Boyle, Thomas Barrett, Christopher l.lIl'Cllll'. lfran- tiis Mifllalak, and lNIit'hat'l Ilawkins. managc-r. FLYS Row l: Ronald Grzuula, manager, lidward Ahern, Joseph lynx Ray- mond Cilgenlmach, Rohm-rt XVvlc'l1. .john Mueller, and Cloarh liowlcr. Row 2: Iidwzird Prasch, Paul Al- laerlelli. -lohn Kent. Nino 'lt'resi, XX llllillll Nltfrlllill. john Nh ligne, The hantams are composed ol lilkCSl11IlCll and sophomores who are more than 9'8 tall. .Xhly c'oac'hed hy Nlr. .lohn Bowler, players ol this group may he com- pared to memhers ol' a minor league hasehall team. Their training seasons them and gives them the experience needed to rlualily lor the majors. Locally, they merit the Senior squad. Mr. .lolm Bowler also coanhes the ilys, an aggregation fomposed ol' boys who IIlllSl he under 5'8 tall. lts memlmers lorm the nucleus ol' the luture -lunior team. Cloarh Bowler does a great jolt in imparting haskethall techniques to these yfillll esters. More im Jortant, however, is the 11.1-t that he wives them a reason lor U H plaving that stands them in good stead when the pressure to win is hard upon them 4 i Page 73 me sS?06U L5 jkaf given! flue gan A 'l'l'llC PIQP Clllli . . . Many ctoinpliinents have been paid to the spirit shown by the student body, which up to this year has been sadly in need ol' a shot in the arm. This inuch needed impetus was pro- vided by the excellent IJC1'li0l'Ill2lllK'CS ol' our teams and the untiring zeal ol' the Pep Club. Under the enthusiastic direc- tion ol' Brother llerxnes X'Villia1n, this aggregation lurnished the needleg the teain, the fluid. These faithful pepsters, sparking Mehnen on to goals unheard ol' in recent years, deserve the thanks ol' all. 'lllli CHEERLEADERS . . . There it goes again! One can hear the roar ol the Knights filling the stadium and echoing from the walls ol the gym- nasium. Louder and louder it comes. urged on frantically by the boys with the white Yell sweaters - our cheerleaders. X'Vho can ever forget the spirit they evoked at pep rallies and games? or Brother Hermes l'Villian1's war cry, Louder - Louderln? Top: 'l'he Illt'IIllJCl'5 of the Pep Club from top to bottom are: Rifhard Dolezal. fi2iSlIllll' NlI'U7. Richard Chylla, Raymond Cilgenbafh, lidward Krupka, Xvlllllllll Hanna, Brother H. Xvllllillll. moderator, john Chaput, lohn Carroll, Donald llohnson, lValter Rillllvl, 'Raymond Klllllbflllyv Nlithael lodd. YYalter Radtke, Richard fllllfll. and Ronald Bakule. lil'IlIl'I'.' ililll' LfllCClilB2lilCl'S in l'Ul'lll2lll0ll for a locomo- tive are Donald O'Dav, Donald I'rusak, Anthony Cood, and lllilliarn Olten. Iilllllllllf Making ready for a Co, Knights! are Cheer- leaders joseph Biillllgllll, joseph Pitra, standing: and lidward lfixari, Daniel Mclean, kneeling. Page T9 4 66 77 -inenf in flue We! .gioorffi I !6! ' ' ' ' ' ' 'ostcc'Ixi, Willic .'xIJI11ll1Il'0I1l. Rohcrt Rzilctlillc, john 'I'nj1: AIUIIOQHIIII Cll11lJARow l llrom Ilolll to h111lxj. C..11l Ix Ixvogh, Illbllillil IIZIIT, Ri1'l111r1I NIL'fltll'III2lt'Ix, IIZIII lNIlll'li2Iy, llllll fiCI'2lItI Bins. Row 2: Rc-1111 NIit1'l1c-ll. Philip II1CIxCf. Il1111i1-I IYSIIYSZI, Don lXIt'Nc:llis, RIl'IIlll'lI Olson. Ri1'l111rtl St11tltl'cl1l, Anthony Clootl, 111111 Ilnu Rohrrls. Row 35: I'.1l ' ' 1'-' - ' V' 'A 's1'h, 'intl Iohn ILISIII. Row -I: jc-rry S111Lc:o11111111111, opkinson, -It-rry IIow11r1l. Lon SLIIALKI, Mtl lXI.lLL'.lI, II lllltllll l111 1 1 K Xl 'I IlC'I'l'I'lllIl Ron Ii'lIlIIIl fl2lI'IlI NOl'lI'U Holm IIPIQIIIQIIIII 1111cl IJ1111 XIUIQZIII. Row 5: lIlUlll Ilziywoofl, .IIIIIICS Rvillt-3, o I'1t111k Xottto Ilcihfit . , I . 1 ' Dillon, K i111 'l'h1'il1-n, illltl RIL'Il2ll'tI Iluycs, Row ti: :XII'I'l'lI fllllllll . 1 .l 1 ' , llilt C1lh11t XIIKII 111 I 5l'IlWiIl'l. Nitholus IXIKXZIIIIZIYZI, .lohn 'I rottt-r, 11111l lull I-HIIWII. ' ' 5 Ucnt- fl'lI'I' lJ11ni11l O'Sh1'11. llonailil t'111'r. 11111l Cmorgc- Nlilton. linllolfl--I.1'll.' SWIIIIIIIIIIQ is tl1ci1'l'o1't1-Y Ron l. In, .1 . ow 2: .IIIIIICS Ir lit-l. Roh:-rt NI1'C11r1ill1-, ,john 'l11si11, :intl Cworgt' IIIIIIIIII. lfjtthll X 1rio11s poses ol' john NIt.XIt't'Nt'. lroxvr. .-. loothtll tolth. thc' iXIOIIUgIi2llll fllllll wats orgutiifetl llnclvr thc 1111spic'Cs ol' Nlr. -loscph lit-11110, 1 ' 1 ' this your to IJZIIIII UJgCflIlCI' thosc' 11tl1l1'tcs who l111vc won their NI's'l. .Xll sports ure rcprcscntvtl nniong thvsv lcfttcirtiien, sonic ol' whotn holtl SCVCIYII IIIOIIOgI'2lIllS 11s prool ol' their proliriciicy. S11'i111111crs, Ilfllilyl fLolI I'l1c'sc thrcc littlc' tvortls st11rtCcl thc IllCl'IllClI oll to ll SIltJI'I SCLISOII ol lust ont' IIICCI. AICIIIICII lenlottsly 121111311211 tht- City Clzttholic' Switinning lXIccft, hut l:11'l4 ol pr111'ti1'c provctl t,oo111t1t'l1 lor them. Sinfc no SIVIIllllIIIlg pool w11s l'C1llIIIy 11v11il:1hlc- lor IJITIKIICKC sessions, thc' srhool w11s 1'o111pCllt-cl to 11lm1111clo11 thc i1lc11 ollt1111i11t1lit1illg1l swi111t11i11gtc11111 tl1is yc:11r. Ilo . , . 1 1 xi11tg,11 sport which h11s hccn 111issi11gl'ro111 thc St. Mel sports srcttc lor thc pztst two yc:11rs. 'o iclrirk in the person ol Knight lol111Mt'1Xl6es6, junior. I11 tl1c'11111111I Sl Rttx I 1 . . 1 . , 1 1 ': ' ItJlll'Ilf'X'. . , 4 111 ttlc ll II I john won s1'1'o111l IDIZIKC 11lontg11'itl1 ll trophy, i11 1l1cl1gl1t11'c:1gl1t 1lt1'ts1o11. l'11gc Stl the C,reg0ry's glllllli W Xlel vs. St. fil'CQ,'0l'f'. Q,lIllL' is 1111! S1-11i11r itll 1's.Seni0r 11111 l1111i11r hz1skcll111lI i11lr1111111rz1lQ. lllllllll lil' R1 l1l l U11 XlK'll0lliS fi21l2lllCSl'. -Itlllll Powell. Xlullllcw O'CI111111111', ,john lfitz- gc1':1lcl,2111cl Hlbllll' R1111111 Atlriser Xlr. john liowlrw. of the Senior llllI'2llIllll'2ll lD2lSl-QCIA h1lI l'll21ll1I7l0llSlllIJ. llfflllillf' :id- mire their lrupl11'. .XSSCllllJlCfl 1111111111 Bl'0ll1Cl' I. lhcodore, iclriser. are RfDIl21l4l,liJl'll2lll, YVilf lllll NI111'phy. Philip Dickey, ll'llCSl Bm11ic'i1111, :1111I Remo ,911 iI 6ll'l'llfl,I 6LA5 f5i5lfllfl'lQ BLU Iflfl 90I f6UflCQ During the past f'C1lI' 111 St. Nlel the grc111'tl1 OflIll1'llllIlll'2ll z1c'tivities111:1y l1ecreclite1l, as llllll' must ol' the 1111-11111plisl1111e11ts ol' l95lfl952. to spirit. The true St. Nlelspiriti11sp11rts:111cli1111ll z1c'tivitiesl1z1s lJC'1'Il1CllL6ll the very hei11gc1l' l'z1c'11lty lll6lIllJCl' :md student 2lllliC.SlJllilIllRl5lJCCIl 2lliCf'XVO1'll tl1rc111gl11111t the llll'l'SIlI year. l 11rex11111ple.i1 1111s 5piritthatpro111pte1ltl1e pr11l3 t11p11rti1ip:11ei11tl1e11o1111 periocl i11trz1- 11111r11lg111111-1. l'ic'111re1l l1el111v:11'e1l1e lIlll'1lIlIlll'lll lDll5liCllJllll c'l1z1111pi1111s ol 1l1e1I1111i111'11111l Sc-11i111'c'l:1ssc's. off: Imfi: Grzlh that 1'ch011111l at 1 Right: lt's:1 11-111c1'fj11111p. St. .llirlfllzff lhc C'll1llIllJlOllSllll7 fl! lflgllff C.l1z1111p11111s of the ' ' f L: 11111 111111 . Al Nigllli Sc-11ir1r'Ill-l,wi1111e1's 1-1'111i11i Page Rl mnadium mrL0uf6 Zguifcl Qrengfk, .gamina lop: l,llfNlllll l',tlllClll1Ol1 is Ll llUlPlWYllf' to llC2llll1 llllll ll2llJlJlllK'NS. llm-re frm-sl1111e11 luke time o111 lo pose for IlllOl0gl'2ll7llCl'. 1lIirlrllr'.' lflesilmle muscles, s1111111'1-fl SllUlllllCl'S, 111111 flat bzuilis ull lu-lp lo 111z1i11lz1i11 good posture. lixercises like ll1c-se 1111? ll Vrilllable purl of gym work :md uid i11 1111111i11g out well developed Imoys. liollom: .lolm tlillmoy. Edward Nlyslillski, Iidwzird Kielkowski, l,uw1'e11ce Clmppell. Peter Story. :md Robert l,l'UCll2lSl'i1l engross lliemselves i11 ll lively gums- of soccer. XXII orderly llOllll1lC ol' gym Dye days Zl week - i11L1'z111111r:1ls, sliowers, so1'c'e1', l1:1ske1l1z1ll, :md c'z1lis1l1e11ic's - gives l'l'CSlllHCTl :md S0l1ll0lll0l'CS 21 year l'11ll of fllll :md Sll'CI1ll0llS exercises. lL is i11 these gym classes llllillil' Ll1e :1l1le direction ol' Mr. joseph Kezme, Mr. Frank Mc'C1o1'111z11ik, :md Mr. S2llV2llOl'C Sz1lz11:1 that boys develop strong bodies, good S1JO1'ISlIl2lllSllllJ, IDl'lIlClI7lCS ol' co-ope1':1Lio11, Zllltl 11'l1z1t lJCl'll2llJS is most i111po1'1z111t for the llllllIl'C, clean' tl1i11ki11g. XVllCll you llC2ll' 1l1e merry Sflllllll olf boys' voices Glllflllilllllg l'1'o111 1l1e gy1I1Il2lSllllllS, you 11111 be sure 1l1111 young Nlelmen ure l1z1vi11g' Z1 good time lllllltlillg for lOlIlOl'li0XY.S work. Page H2 inor laorffi .Are afar' .fdffracfionri '111l11llg11 '11l'llf'1i. 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R1g1111S111111111: 'T11111101-T11111101's' 11111' 1'-.Ny E Q Q 5 5 2 S 5. in 5 X 3 5 E E Z1 , i 1 1 v 1 l The Graduates The time has come! We are standing at the school's open door. All of life lies before us in a pano- rama of color and sound so vivid that we hesitate a bit to take the first step. From behind us the Voice of the School thrusts us forward, saying: You are no longer the boy l once knew, the boy, who four years ago stood in awe as he first entered my doors and became a part of me . . . the boy who grew in knowledge and stature so swiftly in that year that he became a 'wise fool'! No longer are you the awkward lad of your first prom or the unsure man of early senior days. I have lived because of you and you have grown and prospered spirit- ually and materially in me. Step for- ward now with a sure tread to the waiting world. My portion of the task of BUILDING THE WHOLE MAN is accomplished. Godspeed! Page 85 HX , f rf Xxx lr ,we -fee l . ZX-r-U fix' ' ry K.. 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Columlzkille Grammar School Scientific Course-Bowling 43 Swimming 2,33 Chaplain Corps 43 Clieerleaclers 3,43 Observer Staff 2g Pep Club fl,4. Ambition: To Be an Electrical Engineer BEETER, GEORGE ROBERT Enterffzl from St. illfl Gflllllfllllf School Secretarial Course-Class Notable, Most Ilepenclabltt A.D.C. Secretary 43 Pep Club 1.2. Ambition: To Be a Lawyer BELL, ROBERT ALLAN Entered from O1LrLacIy Help of Clzristinrzs Granznmr School Secretarial Course-Basketball 23 Mel-Dramatic Club 3,43 Observer Staff 4. Ambition To Be an Actor. BENNING, HENRY ALAN Entered from Axcczzxiorz Grammar School Industrial Arts Course-Bowling 43 I'Vrestling 2. Ambition: 'Iio Be a Television Camera Man BERGMANN, ROBERT JOSEPH Entered from ilfnry Queen ofHe1wen Gmnznmr School Scientific Course4Class Notable, Most Athletic: Basket- ball 2.3.43 Football l,2,3,4g Monogram Club 23, l'resi- dent 4. Ambition: To Be an Agriculturist BINS, GERALD RICHARD Enterezl from Sl. illcl Granznmr School Industrial Arts Conrse-Swimming 2,33 Track l,2.El,4: Monogram Club 2,:El,f1. Ambition: To Be a Commercial Pilot BOMICINO, ERNEST JOSEPH Euterffzf from Sl. Ficlelis Gmnmmr School Scientific CourseAl'ep Club 3. Ambition: To llc an Aviator BRODERICK, WILLIAM HENRY Enlerczl from Sl. 1g'HI1llllS High School General Commerce Course-Basketball Manager l. Ambition: 'l'o Be a Success in Any Profession I May Take Up ALBERTS, JOHN ROBERT lizztered from Good Slzeplzfrrl Cmmnznr School Scientific Course-Basketball Manager lg Bowling 43 Nfel-Dramatic Club 4. Ambition: To Be a Success in Any Profession I Nfav 'lake Vp AmRHEIN, RICHARD ANDREW 1'flIll'i'I'll from SI. Ignatius High School lntfustrial Arts CourseAA.D.C. 23 I.iln'ary Stall 3.4. Ambition: To Be an Air Force Officer APPONI, AVERALDO JOSEPH lintered from Resuwcctiorz fimmnzm' Scliool Secretarial Course-Class Notable, Most Artistic3 Band l,2,3, Vice-President 4. Ambition: To Be a Commercial Artist. ASCAREGGI, JAMES ANTHONY lilzffrcrl from Cicero flflllllllllll' School Secretarial CIonrse-Mel-Dramatic Club fl,-f. .Xmbitionz To Be an Interior Decorator antl Designer AUGUSTINE, ROBERT JOHN linlerfftl from St. illary Gronzmar School Scientific Course-Benilclus Club 43 Clet: Club 3: Ob- server Staff lg Stamp Club l. Ambition: To Be an Optometrist BABITZ, DONALD MICHAEL lintered from Sl. Anthony fiffflltlllfll' School lnclustrial Arts Course4Benilclus Club 3,43 Traffic Club 3,43 Yearbook Staff 4. Ambition: To Be an Automotive IVorker gfaaa 0 7952 BUDNIK, LeROY PATRICK 1'flIll'VI'Il from Sl. Mark Crammnr Srlmol Secretarial Course-A.D.C, lg Pep Club l. Ambition: To Be a Success in Any Profession I May Take Up BUELENS, GUY HENRY 1inl1'rf'fl from Sl, 'l'lmmu.i' Aquirmx fimmnznr Srllonl Secretarial Course-lieniltlus Club yt. Ambition: To Obtain a Masters Degree in Nfecliaiiims BURIANEK, JOSEPH JOHN lfulrfrefl from St. .Ilury of Cellr' fifllllllllfll' School Scientific Course-No Activities. Ambition: To Be a Physician CAMPBELL, BERNARD JAMES 1interf'1l from Our Lnrly Help of ClII'l.Yfl!llIS fifllllllilllli Scliool General Commerce Course-Basketball 2. Ambition: To lie a Success in Any Profession I May Take Up CARBERY, JOHN NASH liizlerwl from Our Lufli' Help of ClII'l.Yll!lII.T Grrminzm' Srlmol Scientific Course-Stamp Club 13 Stutlent Council 2. Ambition: To Be il Physician CARR, DONALD GEORGE lfnlerzfrl from ll1lllI'I'lliflV 1i.V.iW. fiflllllllllll' Sclzool Scientific Course-Swimming 1,235 lNlonogram Club 4. Ambition: To Be a Dentist Cifaafs 0 7952 CARR, JOHN WILLIAM linlcrerl from SL. Hugh Gramninr Sfslmnl Secretarial Course-Clee Club 3: Observer Stall' 4. Ambition: To Find the Right job and Start Xllorking CAULFIELD, JOHN JOSEPH Iiiilrrcfcl from Sl. Angela fifflllllllfll' Srlzool Classical Course-Swiniming 12,33 Observer Staff l,2,3,-l: Pep Club l,2. Ambition: To Be an Atomic Chemist CHERNEY, JEROME ALLAN l'I11lm'1'tlf'r0rn Alury Queen ofHwme11 llmznnzrrr School Industrial Arts C0I.ll'SCw'IIl'2ifI'IC Club 4. Ambition: To Be a Painter CHYLLA, RICHARD WILLIAM l'l7Ill'7'l'li from St. Iiruno flrrurznim' Sclmol Scientific C0urseABenilclus Club 4: Observer Staff 43 Pep Club 413 Yearbook Stall' 4. Ambition: To Be an Engineer CIMINO, ALFRED BENJAMIN E!lfl'l'l'Il from Sl. 1fl'I'IlIHYlill6 Cmnznim' Sfllllfil Scientific Course-Tennis l,2,3,4. Ambition: To Be an lilcctrical Engineer CLAIR, KENNETH EDWARD linterrrl from Sl. 1.1'0lIlHYl Grzmzniru' Srlioril Scientific Course-Debating Team IA: Clee Club 3: Mel-Drarnatic Club 4: Observer Stall' -I, Ambition: To Be an .Xeronantical lingineer COURTNEY, NEIL JOHN Iiizlerefl from Quigley Prejzarzilrny Sfvliizillry Secretarial Course-lienilclus Club fl: National Honor Society 'lg Traffic Club 35.-l. Ambition: To Be 11 Businessnian. COZZI, FRED MICHAEL lf?lfl4I'l'll from Holy Fllllllly Granirmir' School General Connnerce Course-Boxing 2. Ambition: To Be an Accountant COZZOLA, ANGELO JOSEPH linlerrrl from Mmm' Cmznnmr Srlzool Industrial Arts CoursedSwimming 2: A.D.C, lg Pep Club 2: 'l'l'af'lic Club 4, Ambition: To lie an Engineer l DIFINO, RICHARD EDWARD Iinlwrerl from Quigley Preparatory Seminary Classical CoursevA.D.C. 2, Presitlent S: Mel-Dramatic Club 3,43 Student Council 2: Yearbook Slali' 4. Ambition: To Be a journalist DILLON, EDWARD DANIEL Entered from Quigley Preparatory Serninary General Commerce Courseflfootball Manager 1.2: A.1J.C. 1: Benilclus Club 1.2. Ambition: To Be a Success DINEEN, THOMAS JOHN linleretl from Sl. Ignatius High School Secretarial Course-Basketball 3.4: I-'ootball 1.2. Ambition: To Be an F.B.I. Agent DORT, FRANCIS PAUL Entered from St. Celestine Grammar School Scientific Course-Band 1.2.33 Benildus Club 3: Chape lain Corps 1,2,3. Ambition: To Be a Credit to My Parents EAKER, ROBERT THOMAS linterecl from St. illel Grammar School Classical Course-Basketball 2. Ambition: To Be a Physical litlucation Teacher EDWARDS, DONALD JOSEPH Enlereal from Quigley Preparatory Seminary Classical CourseWTrcasurer of the Class of 19523 Swim, ming 3: Chant Choir 4: Debating '1'eam 3,43 Glce Club 33 Mel-Dramatic Club 3, President 45 Yearbook Staff Al. Ambition: To Be Happy Both in 'I'his Life and in The Next EGAN, DAVID FRANCIS Entered from St. lllel Grammar School Scientilic Course-Class Notable, Best Student: National Honor Society 4: Observer Stall EL4. Ambition: To Be an Able Scientist EHRENBERG, JAMES ANTHONY Entered from Oar Lady of Grace Grammar School Classical Course-D.L.S. Auxiliary Club 1,2,3: National Honor Society 45 Observer Stall 1,2,3. A111bition: To Be a Music Teacher ELLINGTON, GRANT LeROY Entered from St. joseph Grammar School Secretarial Course-Football lg A.D.C. 4: Stamp Club l. Ambition: To Be a Success CUMMINS, THOMAS FRANCIS Entered from Sl. Thomas Aquinas Grammar School General Commerce Course-Glce Club 3: Trallic Club 4. Ambition: To Be a Success CURRAN, ROBERT CHARLES Entered from Ejzijzhany Grammar School Secretarial Course-Basketball 1. Ambition: To Be a Printer DeCHRISTOPHER, ALFRED JOSEPH Entered from .Vary Lyon Grammar School General Commerce Clourse4Sergeaut-at-arms ol' the Class of 19523 A.17.C. lg Bantl 123, President 4: Benil' tlus Club 2,33 Dance liancl -1. Ambition: To Be an Advertising Promoter DeLIO, CARL JAMES Entered from Sl. Callistas Grammar Srhool General Commerce CoursefTrack 2. Ambition: To Be a Success DICKEY, PHILIP ROBERT Entered from Sl. Mel Grammar School Scientilic Course-Track l,2,3,4g A.D.C. E53 Mouograin Club 4: Pep Club 1,23 Senior Council 4. Ambition: To Be a Physician DIDOHA, MICHAEL Entered from Sl, Nicholas Grainrnar Srhool Classical Course-Track 2. Ambition: To Practice '1'rue Charity Cfaaa o 795 Page 88 ELLIS, HERBERT JOSEPH Entered from St. Peter Coizisius Grammar School Scientific CoursefFootball Manager lg Chaplain Corps l. Ambition: To Be an Engineer ELKOW, ARTHUR WILLIAM Enlerezl from Cicero Grammar School Secretarial Course-A.D.C. 4: lieniltlns Club 2: Cheer- leaders 2: Clee Club 12,33 Observer Staff l,4g Pep Club 23,4 Ambition: To Be in Business Management EVANS, RAYMOND STANLEY 1f1Ill?I'I'!l from St. Mark, Grammar School Secretarial ConrseiTrack 4: Chaplain Corps l. Ambition: To Be a Private Businessman FAIRBANKS, JEROME MATTHEW lfnlererl from Si. tllel Grammar School Scientific CoursevClass Vice-Presitlent 3: Swimming fl: Track l,2,fl,4. ' Ambition: To Ifinfl and Follow the Right Road FEIT, DONALD CLARENCE linlered from Sl. Corneliux Grammar School Industrial Arts Course-Pep Club fl: Traflic Club Ambition: To Be an Electrician FINNEGAN, EDWARD GERALD Entered from St. tliel CQTIIIIHIIIII' School General Commerce Course-Class Notable, Typical Knight: Class Sergeantfat-arms 3: A.D.C. 1,23 D.L,S. Auxiliary Club 3: Observer Stall' 23,43 Senior Council fi. Ambition: To Be a Politician Clam of 195 FITZPATRICK, MICHAEL THOMAS liulerecl from Robert Louix Stevenson Grammar School Secretarial Course-Football Manager 2: Track 4: Benil- clns Club 3,4. Ambition: To Die in the State of Grace FITZSIMONS, RAYMOND ANDREW Iiulerecl from Sf. Celestine Grammar School Classical Coursemlland l,2,3,4: D.L.S. Auxiliary Club 2.3. Ambition: To Be a High School Teacher FOGARTY, JAMES JOSEPH lfjnlererl from St. Angela Grammar School Scientinc Course-Boxing 1: Track I. Ambition: To Be a High School Teacher FORD, GEORGE FRANCIS Iirzlererl from Sf. Mel Grammar School General Commerce Course-Football l. Ambition: To Be a Carpenter FRANCH, VICTOR ANTHONY Iinfererl from Mount Carmel Grammar School Inclustrial Arts Course-A.D.C. l: Traflic Club 4. Ambition: To Be an Aviator FRANCHI, BENVENUTO ROBERT Iiizterecl from St. Columhkille Grammar School Scientihc Course4Observer Stall l,2,3, Co-Editor in Chief 4. Ambition: To Be a Certified Public .Accountant FRANZ, JAMES PATRICK 1lIIl!?Y!?fl from Bishop Quarter Grammar School General Commerce Conrse4Track fl. Ambition: To Be a Physical Education Teacher and Coach FREDA, CARMEN ANTHONY Iinlerefl from Diary Queen of Heaven Grammar School Scientific Course-Benildus Club 3, President 43 Chess Club 3,43 National Honor Society 4: Student Council 2: Yearbook Staff 4. Ambition: To Be a Scientist GALL, STANLEY JOHN Entered from Illary Queen of Heaven Grammar School Secretarial Course-Trallic Club 4. Ambition: To Be a Certihed Public Accountant GOOD, ANTHONY FRANCIS f'ilIfI'l'l'fI from Sf. AIIHIOIIA' fI7'NHlPlINI' Srllrnol Sc1'1'el111'i11l Ct1111'se-'l'1'11ck l.2,El.lg SIVllIlllllllg 3: A.D.C. l'1'csitle11l 43 Cl111pl11i11 Corps 3.11 Cl1ce1'le11tle1's l,2, Cap- t11i11 3,13 IAICI-IIl'2lIll2lllC Cl11b tl: M1111og1'11111 CILIIJ 4: l'ep Cl11b l,2. Sec1'et111'1' 3.4. An1bitit111: To Be tl1e Cc111t'l1 of ll fIIl2lIIllDI4ll1SI1IP 'l'1'11t'k IIICZIIII GONWA. EDWARD JOHN liizlrrwrl ftmzi St, Ig'7lllfIll.N High ,SI'llIJ1ll Sct'1'et111'i11l COIIYSC-I'I0OlI72iII 1,41 'l'1'11c'k I3 NIOIIUQIAZIIII Club l. A111bitit111: To Be 1111 Agricultttrist GRAHAM, EDWARD MICHAEL I'I11lf'r1'rl from Sl. Calltrrirtr' of Simtu fimmnmz' S1:lmr1l Stfientilit: fI0lll'SC-BUXIllg l,2. A111bitit111: 'lo Be an F.l3.I. Agent GRAMZA, RONALD EDWARD lirtlmwl fronz Ejlijaltznzy IIHIHIIIHIIA Srlmol Sec71'el111'i11l fIUlll'SS-BQISIQEIDLIII xI2lll2lgCl' 41 A.D.C. l,2C lleniltlus Club -lg 'IIl'2ifI:lC Club ll. A111bftit1t1: To Be 21 Fine IAIZIII 111111 D11 Cowl for Others GRUSZKA, LEONARD EDWARD l'fnlr'rr'rl fron: Sf. Angela Cmntnmv' Srlmul Set'1'et111'i11l COlll'SCfA.Ij.C. fl. An1bitio11: To lie Li Success HALM, RICHARD ROBERT l'j11lf'rr'rl front Asceimimt fimnznmr Sfllotzl Scientilici Cc1111's':-Track 'I-Cillll l,l: lleniltlus Cl11b 4: NICIYITKHIIIZIIIC Club -13 Obserxei' Stall' 43 XIQQITIJOOIK 1 Stull' -I. Aiubition: To Be 21 Cl1et11it'11l lingineet' HARRETT, JOHN JOSEPH lirtlervrl from Sf. 'l'l1nn11lx AIIIIIIIIIX fimntniar Sfllonl Co111111e1'txi11I fl0lll'S5fBCllIIIIllS KIIIIIP 4. Anibilitmn: To Be a Sufccss in Any l'1'ofessit111 I May IIIZIIRC Up HAYES, RICHARD HAROLD linlf'n'rl front SI. IETIIITIIIOV firuzzmmr Srlmol fICllCl'2lI Co111111e1't:e LIOIIYSC-IIOXK'IIIlg SCl'l'ClHl'N' lg 'l'1'11ttk 3,43 NIt111og1'11111 Club 4. 1 .-Allllllllillli To Be 21 Cuotl C11tI1c1lic 21llCI Succeed i11 Allfllllllg I D11 HAYWOOD. THOMAS MICHAEL l'illft'l'I'lI front Sl. Roller! ll1'llm'mint' fIl'1lHIIlI1ll' Srllrzrul fIClllTl'2lI Ct1t11111':1'ce Course-Clztss Notable. Most Versu- lilcg llzlsketbull 2,3743 b'I0l10gl'2llll Club 3,l. Ainbitiunz To Be 21 C1'i111in11l Lawyer GAIMARI. ANTON lfnlererl from 11I'l'.W'lII'IIllUlI GVIIHIIIIIIV Srlmol Geneital cI0lllIllC'l'l'l' Cotirse-Brmwliiig 4g Bztncl l.2.3,4. ,AIIIIJILIOIIZ To llc 21 Musician GILHOOLY, JOHN EDWARD Erzterffrl from Quigley P?'l'fNIl'Ill0I'y Seminrn'y Classical Co111'sevA.D.C. 23 Debating IIICZIIU 243 lD.l,.S. Auxiliary Club 33 Mel-lJran1atic Club 4. Ambition: To Be ll l'oliticia11 GIUNCHEDI, KENNETH VINCENT lirzlfrerl front Om' Lutlv of Sorrotths' fimnznzur .SIIIOUI General COIIIIIICITCC Course-No Activities. Ambition: To Ile ll Stlttccss in Any l'1'ofessim1 I May Take Ilp GLEN, PETER THOMAS Entered fmm Sl. Allrzmia Gmzrtmnr Srlmnl Sec1'eta1'i11l Co111'sc-l3t1wli11g '45 'l'1'11ek 43 llc11il1lnsCl11b4. A111biti011: To Ile 21 Credit to Society GOEWEY, ARTHUR CHARLES ljulffrffzl front .Yrzlittily of Our I.m'r'I fI7'IlIllHIIII' .SFIIIHJZ General Co111111e1'ce fl0llYSC-BOXIl1g 25 Clee Club l. Ambition: To llc ll SZIICSIIIHII GOGGIN, JOHN BERNERD Entered from O1u'L11rly Help of Cl1ri.vlirm.v limrzznmr School l Sccretariztl Cou1'seMBasketball 21 Mel-D1'1111111tic Cl11b 4. Ambition: To llc ll Ball IIIZIYCI' Kfaafs o 7952 l Page UU HEBARD, GEORGE THOMAS Eiztewcl from SI. Frmzcix Xaffier Clftllllllllll' Sclmol Classical Course-Glee Club 3. Ambition: To Leacl a Cootl Life HENNESSY, EUGENE THOMAS lfriiwrfffl from Sl. Peter CIlIll.S'lllX Gmzrimrzr Srllool Secretarial Courseillaucl 2.351 Ambition: To Be a Success HERNANDEY, JOHN RENE f'fIIll'l'I'!1 from O1H'I.ll!ly of Vlclory Gmmnirzr Srhool Scientilic Course-Football fl: llenilclus Club 43 Chess Club 4, Mel-Dramatic' Club 43 Observer Stafl' 43 Year- book Stall' 4. Ambition: 'l'o lie a Certilietl Public Accountant HICKEY, BERNARD JOHN 1'llIlf'H'fl from St. uloxeplz flflllllllllll' .Srhool General Commerce Course-Ifootball 23. Ambition: To Be a Contractor HOGAN, MICHAEL JOSEPH lfI1lC'I'l'I1 from St. illel Crrizrinzur School Secretarial Course-Basketball 2. Ambition: To Be a Success HOPKINSON, EDWARD GREGORY Entered from St. Paul of lhe Cross Gramnzar School Scientiuc CourseWFootball l,2,3,43 Monogram Club 3,4. Ambition: To Be a Metallurgist Cfaaa 0 795 i l 1 HOWARD, GERALD EUGENE Iinlerrfcl from Sl. Thonms Aquimls fl'l'!HllIll6lI' School Secretarial Course-Boxing 2: Basketball Manager 3: Ifootball 3,43 A.D.C. 1,23 Benilclus Club 3,43 Monogram Club 45 Pep Club l. Ambition: To Be Z1 Grocer IWICKI, DONALD JOSEPH lirzlwerl from Sl. Priscilla flfllllllllfll' School Secretarial Course-Observer Stall 4. Ambition: To Be an Advertising Agent JACOBY, JOHN CHRISTOPHER Erztererl from Immaculate Couceplion Gmnmmr Sf,-I1 ool Inclustrial Arts Course-Band l,2,fS. Ambition: To Be a Mechanic JACOVELLI, NICHOLAS FRANCIS Eizterecl from Sl. William Gmmmzw School Secretarial Course-Band 15 Benilclus Club 4. Ambition: 'l'o lie a Success in Any Profession I May Take lip JANICEK, FRANCIS JOSEPH Iiiztererl from Sl. PlIlICl'llll1l.S GHIIIIIIIIII' School Secretarial Course--Benildus Club fl. Ambition: To lie an Agriculturist JASIN, JOHN JOSEPH Er'Lle1'erl from Sl. john Bosco flfllllllllllf School Scientiiic Ilourse-Swimming l,2.?lg D.L.S. Auxiliary Club 25 Monogram Club 43 National Honor Society 4. Ambition: To Be As Goocl As Sly I'l2llllCl' JECMEN, JAMES ANTON Enlf'rr'tl from Our Lady of Ihr: lllotmt Gmmmur School Scientific Course-Basketball 4: Golf 2: Traflic Club fl. Ambition: 'l'o lie a Success JOHNSTON, JOHN LAWRENCE lintrfrefl from Iff'.YllVI'6CllUV1 Gramniur School Scientific Course-Basketball l,2.fl,4: Stamp Club l. Ambition: 'l'o Be As Good As My Father JORDAN, RONALD ANTON Entered from Om' Lady of Crzurzf Gmnmmr School Scientific Course-No Activities. Ambition: 'I'o Be a Baseball Player KINDAHL. RICHARD WAYNE lfHl!'7'f'l1 from 1.1111311111 f1l'IlIIl7lIl1V S1'lmoI ' ' . ' -. , I, 1 Cl11ss1111l C.o111sc-13.11111 l.....l.1. -XlIllJlllOllI To Rc ll Dentist KLIMO. RUDOLPH NIATTHEW li11lr'1'1'rl from Sl. 'l'111'1'ixs11.x CQHIHIHIIIY' SFIIUIPI Cenerzil Coinrnerce f1tDlll'SCfBOWS'llllg 'lg l ootb11ll 1: llilllll 13 f1ll2lI7l2illlf10l'lJS 12,513 I1.L.S. .-X11xili111'v fllllll 1,2. .Mnbitioni To Bc klll .'xgl'lClllllll'lSI KLUCK, ROBERT JOSEPH 1'f11l1'1'r'1l fronz Our l,llf1j' of floor! fiilllllfil flflllllllllll' .S'r'l1or1I Secrelurizil c1Olll'SL'YDUXlllg 23 Renilslus fllllll -1. -Xnibition: 'lio lie Ll Slll'liL'SS i11 All? l'rof1'ssion I NIQII' 'l'11ke Vp KOCH. JOHN CHARLES 1'illIl'Vf'fi from SI. Ii1l11'r1r1l f1I'1HllIlllI7' S1'l1ool lllClllSIl'llll Arts Course-No Activities. Ambition: To Re of Service to Nfy Country KOEREL, JOSEPH WALTER 1511111011 from Sl. fiilrnx llmrrznzzlr School Scieritilic Course-lloxing NI2ll12lgClA 1,25 N101-lJl'2lIllilllC filllli 43 Senior Council 1, Ainbition: To Be il DllSi'lJ2lll 'Iil'ZilllCl' KOLSSAK, LOUIS ANDREW l':ll,l'l'I'd fron: Our 1.111151 of llle 1411g1'l.v CIYIIIIHIILI' Srllool Scientific Course-Coll' 1.23 15111111 2.3, Secretary -13 Dance 13111111 43 National Honor Society 43 Observer Stull' 23,43 St11n1p Club l. .-Xnibitionz 'l'o Be 21 Morticiun KOPECKY, JOHN ROBERT Iizzlzfrffrl from OIII' l,11rIv nf Grace CDYIHIHIIII' School Cl11ssic11l CO1ll'SC-IJ.I..S.iAlIYlll2lIiY CllID 23 NIcl-D1'a- llllllli' Cl11b 3: Nllllllllill Honor Society 43 Observer St11fl' 2.54. Ambition: 'l'o Co to College KORAJCZYK, RONALD WILLIAM lC1111'1'1'1lfm111. Sl. 110111111 1f!'Hll7'7?II7ll? firr1f11n111r Szrllonl Cl11ssi1'111 C1Olll'SCff1l2lSS Notable. Most M11si1'11l3 A.D.C. li lgllllfl 1.23.41 131-nil1l11s fillllJ 43 C1ll2llll Choir -13 Dance 15111111 1,13 Debating 711021111 Secretary 43 D.I..S. Atixiliarv Club 43 Glee Club fl: Library Staff '13 Nlel-Drznnatic cilllll fl,-lg National Honor Society El, SCCI'Cl21I'Y 43 Ob- server Staff 3,13 'l'r11llic Cl11b 113 Yearbook Staff Co-Editor in Chief -1. Ambition: 'l'o Be Z1 Concert Pianist KOSTECKI, CARL FRANCIS 1'flIll?I'f'Il from Sl. llrrlzvig Gmnmzur Srrlmol General Comnierce Co11rse-Basketb21ll l,3,f13 Nloiiograin Club 3.4. Allllllllfllll To Bc ll C1-rliliecl l'1,1blic Ailfilllllllllll, Scienlilic f1Ulll'SC7I7OlJlll1lll 2.3.13 Swiinniing 33 licnilr KAMIN, ROMAN MATTHEW 1fIIll'I'I'll ll'1lII1 11111121 li111'lo11 f1I'IllllHIlHi .S'1'l1oul c1lllll 113 NII7ll0gl'21lll Club -13 Slillllll Club l. -Xinbitionz 'I'o Be 11 l'l1vsi1'i1111 KARALL. ROLAND PAUL l l:11i1'1'1f11 liflllll SI. 11111111 f.1'r11r1u111r Sfllfllll SCCl'l'l2ll'l2ll Course- l r11l11c f.llllJ 21. .-Xnibition: 'lo Be S11L'cessf11l i11 the Business World KELLIHER. MICHAEL JOSEPH l','11lr'1'r'1I fflllll Sl, Ig1111li11.v High Scllool lll1lllSll'l2ll .Xrts Course-No Activities. xxllllllllhlli To Be 11n l'lllYl'll'll'lllll KEMPER. ROBERT NICHOLAS lirzlwrrfrl 1111111 Sl. 311111111111 f1l'fIHllll1l7' School SCCl'Cl2lI'lkll Course-Coll' 12.35.13 A.lJ.C. I3 Nation Honor Society 3,43 Senior Council -13 Yearbook Stull' 1 Ambition: 'I'o Be Il S11c1'ess i11 Business AillllllllSll'2lll1lIl KERR, JOHN JOSEPH li1111'1'1'rl 1111111 Re.v11r1'1'1'lio11 f1I'lIl!IHlI17' Srlwol l.l11ss11'11l f.Olll'SC B2iIlll 1.2.5.1 Ambition: 'l'o Co to College KIETA. RAYMOND ARTHUR fflIl1'I'l'l1 frruzz Sl. SlIlIlf.llIIll.X ffflllllllllll' Sfllool Cl11ssi1'11l fifllll'SCYBkllltl 1.2: blCl-lJl'2llIl2lIlC fllllll fl: Ob server Stull' 2.3.41 Yearbook Sl11ll' '1. 1-Xinbitioni lo Be ll xIOlll'll2lllSl Cfaaa 0 7952 Page E12 lus KOZIOL, RONALD HAROLD linlrfrfd from 19111151011 CiT!ll71llNI?' Sclzool Commercial Course-Class Notable, Ifrieuflliest: Bowl- ing 4: Mel-Dramatic Club Treasurer 4. Ambition: To lie an Army Oflicer KRANICKE, MICHAEL JOSEPH l'lIIll'l'!'fl from Our Lady of floor! CUIlIl.Sl'I fi7'Il1ll1lIIHi .S'1'l10ol Secretarial Course--lieuildus Club 3.4. Ambition: To Be a Lawyer KRONKOW, JAMES EDWARD l'f11l1'rc'rI frrun SI. Mel fiflllllllllll' .S't'hUfl1 Ceneral Commerce Course-Swimming lg Art and Poster Club l: llenilclus Club S: Clee Club 25: Mel- Dramatic Club 3.4: Observer Stall' 2,34 Ambition: To lie a Success KRUPKA, EDWARD CHARLES 1'f!llt'I'Cd from Xl. 011110 CIVIHIIIIIIIJ' .S'1'l1r1ol Scientific Course--Observer Stall' 43 Pep Club 3,-l: Stamp Club lg Yearbook Stall 4. Ambition: To Be a Scientist KUHNLE, GILBERT HERMAN linlerefl from Morxcf Clfllilllllfll' School Ceneral Commerce Course-Tratlic Club 3,4. Ambition: To Ile a Success KUTA, JOHN PHILIP lizzlerefl from Sl. l.111I1'1zilli11 fiflllllllllll' School Cent-ral Commerce Course-'l'ratlic Club 4. Ambition: To Be a Florist Dam o 795 l Page 93 KUZELKA, HOWARD FRANCIS lful1'r1'1l from Sl. I.1'o1111rrl High Sflllllll Scientific Course-No Activities. Ambition: 'l'o Be an Aeronautical liugiueer LARKIN, RICHARD ANTHONY EIIfl'!'!'fl from Alrlryrfillc CVIIIIIIIIIII' Srhool General Commerce Course-BasketbalI 55,43 Bancl l.Z. Ambition: To Be an Athletic Coach LARSEN, GERALD FRANCIS ljlilafrwrl from Alfrml Nobel CJVIIIIIIIIIII' School Classical Course-Boxing l: Track fl: Chant Choir fl. Ambition: To Be a Success in Any l'rofessiou I May Take Vp c LARSON, WILLIAM CHARLES lirilnrcrl from Sl. Hugh fIr11r11n111r SCIIUIII Secretarial Course-Mel-IDramatic Club ll: Observer Staff 4. Ambition: To Be Happy in Any Profession 1 May Take Up LaRUE, JAMES RICHARD linlerfrrl from Quigley PrejJ11mtm y Seniizzary Secretarial Course-Basketball 2: Football Manager 54, Ambition: To Be a Success iu Any Profession I May Take Vp LENDABARKER, RAYMOND FRANCIS Entcrzfrl from St. Arlgclrl Gr1111z11111r School Ceneral Commerce Course--A.D.C. lg Benildus Club 2. Ambition: To Be a Civil lingineer LENKART, BENNETT WALTER E!Il!'7't'Il from CIIVIIIHIII .S'Zrilf'h High .S'1'l1ool Secretarial IZourse-Swimming 2: A.lJ.C. 4: Mel-Dia matic Club Sergeant-at-arms 4: Observer Stall 4. Ambition: 'l'o Be a Radio Announcer LENZINI, JOHN LOUIS Enlcrfzl from Quigley 1'1'1f1111r11lory Scntirzary Classical Course-Chant Choir 4: Debate Club 3.4: D.L,S. Auxiliary Club 35.43 Mel-Dramatic Club 3,45 Yearbook Stall' 4. Ambition: To Be a Creclit to Cod and My Parents LIFKA, HAROLD FRANCIS E1zter1:1lfro11L ,Vary fllllflfll ofHe11z1e11 G1'111nm11r School Industrial Arts Course-Basketball 25 Tralhc Club 4. Ambition: To Be a Success l MANN, CHARLES NORGAARD 1'iIIi1'l'I'fl from St. I.cmmrfl High Srhool Scientific Courseflilee Club 55. Ambition: To Be 21 Success O'MALLEY, JAMES LAWRENCE li1ili'rr'1l from Sf. Paul of thi' Cro.s,s' Cirrinimm' Szhool Sl'l'I'CI2li'l2ll Course-Golf L23 'Iil'llCli 1. Ambition: 'l'o Be a Lawyer MARINO. JOHN HENRY l'fr11r'r1f1l from IIYIlSiIiIIgiUll Irving firmiiirmr School SL'i'l'l'l2ll'illl Course-Bowling -Ig A.D.Cl. -I. Ambition: To lie it Court Reporter MARKS. EREDRIC MICHAEL liulffrrfl from St. ,Ufzitlifzu firuinilmr School Scientific' Clourse-Swimming fl: Art ztncl Poster Club -1: Nzitionztl Ilonor Society 4: Obserxer Staff 43 Yearbook Stull' Al. Ambition: To Be 21 Cionnnertiizil Artist MATULONIS, JOSEPH EDWARD Iffrilwriffl froni Sl. Anthony fiflllllllllll' .S'r'l1rwl Secretzlrizll Course-l3cm'ling - I: A.D.C. 4: Benilclus Cllub fi. Ambition: To Be in il Dance llzuul MATTOON, ROBERT THOMAS liulrrifrl fron: St, I.ufy lirrininmr Sflmul IllllllNll'i2ll Arts Course-A.ll.l1. I: Xlel-Drznnzitic Club 3.1. Ambition: 'I'o Ile un Architect MATUSZEK, FRANCIS VINCENT l'ilIi!'l'I'!i fron: Sl. Peter Canisius flriinimrir School lntlustrizll Arts Course-Art :intl Poster Club 4: Librury Stull 3.4. Ambition: To lie El Nznzll Ollicer MAZUAJ, MELVIN ALEXANDER l'fi1li'n'1I from Cliirwgn l or'i1Iimml High School lntlustrizil Arts Ciourse-lfootbztll 28. Clzlptziin 4: Mono- grznn tllub f5,I. Ambition: 'lo lie at lfootbzill Coach MCCARYILLE. ROBERT OWEN l'.vllit'i'!'Il funn Sl. Thimirrx .f4quimi.x firnnihmr Schnul Scientific Clourse-Swimming 2.55. Ambition: To Ile ll Chemistry vlii'1ll'llL'l' LOESSL, RAYMOND VINCENT lintervrl from fJIlI'1,!Idy of Good fjrzziiixvl Industrial Arts Course-A.D.C. l,2. Ambition: 'l'o Be il Mechanic LYNCH, THOMAS JOSEPH liiitffred from SI. Angela fifllilllflfll' School Scientific Clotirse-Bzisketbzill 2,45 Track l. Ambition: To Be il Draftsman MADDOCK, JAY RINO Iinierczl from SI. SiIHIiSiIll1.S' fiflllllllllll' .Silmrzl General Kloinnierre CIoursefNo Activities. Ambition: To Be an Mechanic MAGDARZ, RAYMOND ROBERT linterezl from Sl. 'l'arci.vsus Grammrn' Sfrlmol General Coimnerce Course-A.D.C. 2: Clizrplain Corp l,2. Ambition: To Be a Success MAHONEY, GERALD JOHN Entered from Si. Mel firnmmar School Industrial Arts Course-Track 1,23 Swimming 2. Ambition: To Be 21 Success MALINA, RUDOLPH NORMAN Entered from Sl. Odilo Grammar School Scientihc Course-No Activities. Ambition: To Bc zt Naval Engineer Cpfcwa 0 795 Page 94 MCCORMACK, RICHARD LEO Enlerefl from Sl. f!'I't1IIIl3 Cmnmzrn' Sflllllll Classical Course-Class Notable, Most fl0lIl'lCOllS1 lfootf ball l,2.3.4: Track 23,43 Monogram Club 43 National Honor Society 4. Ambition: To Be a Success in My ltleals of Life McDERMOTT, HUGH EMMETT linlerefl from IJVC'!'lUllS Iiloorl Cmnznzor Srlzool General Commerce Course-D.L.S. Auxiliary Club 3.4. Ambition: To Be a Cootl Catholic McDONNELL, ARTHUR EUGENE liniered from A.YI'l'lI.YllllI flffllllllllll' Srltool Scientific Course-Boxing 23 Tennis fl. Ambition: To Be a Dentist McGRAIL, FRANCIS MATTHEW linlered from Quigley Preparatory Seminary Scientific Course-Beniltlus Club 3,41 Mel-Dramatic Club 3.4. Ambition: To Be an Airplane Mechanic McKINLEY, JAMES GEORGE liiilerefl from Our Lady of flu' Angels flffllllllllll' Sfllfllll Ceneral Commerce Course-Basketball 23 Football 2,33 Swimming I3 Tennis 3,43 A.D.C. lg Monogram Club 43 Senior Council 43 Yearbook Staff 4. Ambition: To Be As Cood As My Father McMAHON, THOMAS JOHN Entered from Sl. Mel Grammar School Classical Course-Glee Club 33 Mel-Dramatic Club 3. Ambition: To Be Able to Attain True Happiness gfaaa o 795 McNAMARA, JOSEPH EDWARD lffzzlwrerl from Flite Holy Mrtrlyrs fiflllllllllll' School Secretarial Course-Bowling 43 Band l,23 Stamp Club I. Ambition: To Be an lilectrical Engineer MCNELLIS, THOMAS HAROLD 1'IIIll'l'l'fl from Czlmpiolz High Sclzool General Commerce Course-Traffic Club -1. Ambition: To Be a Success in the Business XVorltl MELARKEY, JOSEPH THOMAS lizzlevwl from Sl. Mel Crnnmmr School Secretarial Clourse-Football 43 Track 4. Ambition: To lie a Success MENDRYS, FRANCIS JOHN Iinlerml from Sl. Ilelru Crmmzzzlr Srlzool Scientific Course--Beniltlus Club 43 Trallitt Club 3,43 Yearbook Staff 4. Ambition: To Be a Certifietl Public Accountant MERGENER, ROBERT JOSEPH Ijulerfffl from Angel Curlrfllmz Grmlzrlznr Srllool Ceneral Commerce Course-Student Council 33 Traflic Club 4. Ambition: To Be a Success MIKA, PAUL LEON Ifnlffrefl from Sl. AlflllUl1.SIl.X' fiflllllllllll' .S'r'l1ool Scientific Course-Chess Club 43 National Honor Society -1. Ambition: To Be a Research Pliysicist MILDICE, ROBERT MATTHEW lintererl from St. Mark fiflllllllllll' Srllool Secretarial Course-Traflic Club 4. Ambition: To Be a Suctiess MISIAK, RONALD LEON Iinlffrezl from St. Mark fifflllllllflli Slllflfll Classical Course-Boxing l. Ambition: To Be an ISlClTll'lC2ll Engineer MOCINI, BENITO JOHN Iinlerezl from St. .Url fimmnmr School Secretarial Course-Basketball 1,23 Boxing 23 A.D.C. 13 Senior Council 4. Ambition: To Be a Michigan State Policeman MULCAHY, WII,I.IAM ANTHONY 1'llIll'VI'fl from Sl. 'lillUIIl!l.Y Aq11i11r1.v fiflllllllllll' Srhool Intlustrial Arts Course-A.lJ.C. 1,23 fllllllllillll Corps l3 Clee Club 21 NICI-IIl'1llll1llIC Club 4. Ambition: To Be :1 Success MURPHY, VVILLIAM SHERRILL 1f11l1'1'r'cl from Our Imrrlv of Croce flflllllllllll' School Scientitic Course--No Aflixities. Ambition: To Be it I'l1ysic'izln NAYLOR, WILLIAM DONOVAN lirzlrwfrl from Sl. Rol1r'1'1' liellz11'1ni11f' fifllllllllllli School Secretarial Course- Swimming 23 Band lj Beniltlus Club 3: Senior Council l. Ambition: 'l'o Be A Bookkeeper NEUMANN, PAUL CARL lillfered from SI. joxrfjzlz Gflllllllllll' Snhool Ceneral Commerce Course-N0 Activities. Ambition: To Be :ln Automotive Engineer NIEMCZYK, THOMAS Ifl1ll'l'l'll from Sl. Crlrfsliilfr Ciffllllllllll' School Scientific Course-Cliaplain Corps l.2,3,l3 Pep Club l,2. Ambition: To Be an lilectrical Engineer NOAKES, DENNIS FRANCIS linlerfd from St. Syl111'.vln1' G1'a111111u1' School Secretarial Course-Beniltlus Club 4. Ambition: To Be an Auditor NOFTZ, DANIEL PATRICK lj11l1'1'ed from Sf. 1301111111 G?'flI'IZNlfll' School Scientific Course-Chant Choir 43 Debating Team 43 Mellllramatic Club 43 Student Council 2. Ambition: To Be ll Veterinarian NOTARO, CARM .IOHN l'I11I1'rf'1l from Sl. l'z'Ir'r C1l7ll.YlIlS C1'11111111r1r Sfhool Classical COlll'Sl'7Ii2lSl'iLTlllllll 23 Football l,2,3,43 Track 23 D.L.S. Auxiliary Club 13 Monogram Club 2.3, Ser- geant-at-arins fl. Ambition: To Be an lilectrieal Engineer NOTO, RICHARD JOSEPH Iffizteiwl from St. Mel Grammar School Industrial Arts ConrsewA.D.C. lg Beniltlus Club 33 Glee Club 533 Nlel-Draniatic Club 3,43 Observer Stall 43 Senior Council 43 Stuclent Council 23 Yearbook Stall 4. Ambition: To Bc- an Architectural Engineer NIOLENDA, RONALD RICHARD EIllI'l'1'll from. Sf. Cnsizzzir' fiT!lIll7lI!ll' School Classical Courseftllee Club El. Ambition: To Be an lilectriczil Engineer MORELLI, GERALD AUGUSTINE IflIll'l'!'!l from .lamb Riis fiffllllllllll' School Ceneral Commerce Course-Band l,2. Ambition: To Be in My Own Business MORGAN, DANIEL EDMUND Ifjtilzfwfzl fl'0HL Bi.vhoj1 Q1m1'I1'1' fiflllllllllll' School Classical ClourseYl'resiclent of the Class of 1952: Class Presitlent 33 Basketball l,2,?l, Co-Captain 43 Boxing 2g Football 1,33 A.D.C. 1,23 Mel-Dramatic Club 33 Mono- gram Club 3, Vice-Presitlent 4. Ambition: To Be a Pliysieian MOTLUCK. IRVING EUGENE l'l7Ill'7'l'll fI'0III Sf. Xirllolrtx fiffllllllllll' School Ceneral Commerce Course-A.l'7.C. 2: Traffic Club 4. Ambition: To Be a Success in Any Profession l May 'lake l'p MROZ, CASIMIR CARL IfIllI'l'1'll from Sl. Vinlor fiflllllllllll' School Industrial Arts Course-Art and Poster Club 4: Chant Choir 43 Mel-Dramatic Club 43 Pep Club 2,3,43 Traffic Club 3,43 Yearbook Stall' 4. Ambition: To Be an Army Ollicer MUEHLENBEIN, GEORGE LOUIS li1111'1'1'rI from Sl. fifflflllll? Crrtnzrmir School Srientilic Course--'l'rack Team 2,43 A,D.C. 3,43 Beniltlus Club fl: Chaplain Corps l,2,3,43 Stamp Club lg 'l'raHic Club 3.4. Ambition: To Be a Chemical Analyst Clam 0 195' NUGENT, ROBERT JAMES 1fHlf'V6Il from Res1o'r1'ctiou Grammar School General Commerce Course-N0 Activities. Atnbition: To Be :1 Success in Any Profession I May Take Up NYKAZA, RAYMOND JOHN 1iulw'z'cl from Si. Iiruno Gmmmnr School lnclustrial Arts Cotirse--Bantl l. Atnbition: To Be at Success O'CONNELL, LAWRENCE JAMES l'llIlt'I'f'll from Sl. I'ri.x1'ilh1 firrmltllmt' School Scieutitic Course-lizisketbull 3,45 'l'rzit:k I.2: Clec' Club fl: National Honor Sorivty 3,45 Olrstwvt-t Stull' l: Pep Club l,2. Ambition: 'I o lie an lilngiuet-r O'CONNOR, LAWRENCE EDWARD I linlcred from A.Yl'f'lI.YllIll CYYHIITIIUI' School Industrial Arts Course-Bowling fl: Observer Stall' lt: Yearbook Staff 4. Ambition: To Be it Pliotogrziphcr. O'DAY, DONALD PATRICK liuterffrl from Sf. TJIIUIIIIIS Aquiurlx Crumnmr School lntlustriztl Arts Course-A.D,C. l: fllll'Cl'll'llllCl'i 4. Ambition: To Bc 21 Cretlit to My l,2ll'L'lllS O'DONNELL, JOHN .IOSEPH lf1tI1o'r1lfl'rm1 ICffsurtw'lim1 Cmnmmr School Secretarial Course-'l'rzit'k -lg Band I,2. Ambition: To Be tt Creclil to My l,Lll'ClllS Cfaaa of 195 Page 97 OLEXIK, ARNOLD JOSEPH lirtlzfrrzl front Our Lmly of 1,o1trrlc.f llrnntmm' School fiCllCl'2ll Commerce fiUlll'SCfiIll'21Ck 2,31 A.D.C. l,2,3,43 'l'rzitlit: Club 4. Ambition: To Be 21 Nlztttliinist MANN, DONALD JOHN Ifnlrfrwl from Sl. .llcl Cmntnzzzr School General Coininerce Course-llowling 4. Ambition: 'l'o Be 21 Success O'MARA, DONALD JAMES ffHl1'l'1'fl from St. C,IIII'lIf.Y BU7'l'0H1I'0 llwnztmnr School Stiientilitt Courscflloxiug' I: 'l'rz1Ck 23,43 A.D.C. fl: Chess Llub -lg Nlonogram Llub AI. Ambition: 'I'o Ile it l'l1urln:u'ist O'NElL, DONALD RAYMOND li11lz'1 1'1l from Sf. Mel linmtmm' School Clztssifztl KiUlll'SC7SIVIlllllllllg El. Ambition: To Be 21 Success O'SHEA, DANIEL ROBERT 1flIll'1'I'fl from Sl. illcl tiruntnmr School Scientific: KloursefSwiinming l.2,3,-lg 'l'rzit'k 'lg A.D.C. l: Chess Club 4: Monogrann Club Ll: Nzuionztl llonor Society fl, President 4. Ambition: 'l'o Be in My Own Business O'SHEA, JOHN JOSEPH 1'llll!'lY'!l from Sl. Philip High School Cenerzil Connnerce Course-No Activities. Ambition: lo Be at AIt'l'llllllllilll IQIIQIIICCI' O'SULLIVAN, RICHARD DAVID 1'llIl!'!'I'!l from St. Frrzlirtortrl fillllllllllll' School Secretarial CIourse-Olwserrer Stull -lg 'lrittlii Club 4. Ambition: To Be ll Clziim Ailjuster OTTE, ROBERT THOMAS liulcrrfzl from Our Imuly of Coorl Council Crrlnznmr School Scieutilit' fiOlll'SCf-'Ill'2ltfR -l: llenilclus Club -I. Ambition: To Be ztn l'llL'l'll'lC'2ll I lllg'lllCCl' PAJOR, THEODORE JOHN lirtlzfwrl from lI'il'lII'l' lligh School Settreturizil Cottrse-Bowling' 4: lieniltluw Club fl. Ambition: To Be an liltrrtriitiztn PEDERSEN, CLARENCE JOHN 11-IIl!'7'l'fl from Sl. I.ur'y flllllllllllll' 5511001 Scfxclzlriztl Courst'-llcnilmlus Club 43 Nlcl-Drzunztlic C.lub 5.13 Pep Club l. Ambition: I0 Bti :tn lntcrior Dccorzttor PELLEGRINO, VICTOR JOSEPH I'.'r1lf'rr'rI from Sl. lolm limro firrzmznur Sfllnol SCl'l'L'l2lI'l1ll Course-llannl I.2.3,fl, Ambition: To lic Sur't'c'ssi'ul in Connncrft' RICARD, LOUIS FREDERIC l','IIlI'l'l'Il fronz Sl. 'l'lm111zl.x i4rfuiur1.s .S!ll1J!1l Classical Cottrsc-Class Xotztblc. XYilticst3 licnilslus Klub 44,43 AISI-Ijflllllllfltf Club 3. Ambition: 'l'oAttz1in 'llut' lluppincss PIRHOFER, RICHARD JOSEPH 1f7lfI'Iil'Il from Sl. IIVIHIIIIII fiI'IlHlHHll' Sflzool Scicntilif flU11l'SL'Y:Xl'l :mal I'OSIK'l' Club Fl,-I3 Dc-batting lczun I3 National Ilonor Sortctv 43 Observer Stull -l' Yearbook Staff 4. I Ambition: To BQ an lntlustrinl Designer PITRA, JOSEPH GEORGE lirzlrrzffl from Um' Lznly ol' Clmrilx' flffllllllllll' Srllool Stic-ntilir Cours:-.-Xrt :incl Postcr Club 43 Cllcmlvuclz-n's 3,43 C-ICC Club I3 Olmscrrur Stull' -I3 l'cp Club fl,-I3 Scniot Council 43 lrafllc Club 45.11. Ambition: To Bc an .-XrctI1itt'c't PISANI. FRANCIS ARTHUR lfrzlwrwl from Ilolrx' lfomrv ffflllllllllll' .Sflmnl Coinincrrizxl ClOlll'9CWIlUXlllg'i L23 Tennis -l. Ambition: Io Bc at Crilninztl I.2lWyL'l' PIZZA, MICHAEL ANDREW lirzlzfrrrl frmn Sl. Col'm'li:1.v llmmnmr .slflllllll Clussiciztl Cfout'sc---llztsltc-tlmll 23 D.L.S. :XIIXIIIZIIW Club l.?l3 lXIcl-llrznnzntic Club 8,13 Ycztrbook Stull V1.1 Xmbition: To ISC zu Nznzll Ollircr PONDEL, ALBERT JOHN 1'Il1f!'I'l'Il llifilll Sl. 1'-Vlflillllllfl fiflllllllllll' sIllUHl Llttssicxtl c.Olll'Sl3fIl2lIlll l.2: Nlcl-Drzunutn' Club 3.11 Ycznbook Stall' 4. Ambition: To llc ll l'l1ysi1'izln and Surgeon PRASCH, WILLIAM DANIEL linlz'r1'1l fflllll Sl. Mr! IIIYHIIIIIIII' .Skrllool llltlllSll'l2ll Arts Clours:--Ifootbull 3.43 'I'rzu'k I3 Nlono- graun Club -I. Ambition: lo lit' ll Czlrpcnlcr. PAPE, LEONARD VVARREN lfuivrffd from SI. lIIIVf,lUl0lIl1'l'l' fiflllllllllll' 813111101 Classical Coursc4l5zuul l.2,fl.tl: Dance llznnl I3 Yvztrbook Stall' fl. Ambition: 'l'o llc un Audio linginccr PASKE, RAYMOND JOSEPH Iinizfrzffl fmnz Our I,r1rly of fi'IYlfl' fIl'IlHlHI1Il' .S'r'llool Svcrctalrial Course-4Obscrxcr Stull' Fl. Ambition: Io lic ll Stain-ss ' PATERNO, JOHN ANTHONY ffIIff'l'f'lIf?'U1Il Sl. loxwjzlz Crumnmr Svlzool Scientific flOllI'SC'SCC'l'l'l2lVY of thc Class ol' 1952: Ilowl- ing 43 Boxing 23 Football I3 Trztck 3,43 D.I,.S, Auxiliary Club 33 National Honor Society Treasurer 113 Year- book Staff 4. Ambition: To Bc a Businessman PATT, WILLIAM DENNIS Iirztzfrfcl from Sl. Agrzrzv flI'IHlI77IIlli Srlzool Commercial Courst'-'l'rzt4'l4 43 A.D,C. -I3 D.I..S. Aux- iliary Club l,43 Nlcl-Drznnzitic Club 4. Ambition: To Bc at lluscbzlll General RI2lll2lg'L'l'. PAVILA, JOSEPH JOHN lintered from lilrfmvrl Agmfs fiflllllllllll' Sflmol Ccneral Commerce cl0llI'SC-XV1'f3SIllIlg 2. Ambition: To ISC at Sufcicss in Any Profession I May lake Up PAVIN, WILLIAM JOHN lillfered from Ilolv IJo.mr'y flflllllllllll' Srlzrml Classical CUllliSCYI'l00lID2lll 33 Chess Club -I3 Nlcl-Drzr matic Club -13 Ycztrbook Stall' 4. Ambition: lo Bt- Sturcssfnl in Business Cyfaaa 0 795 Page 98 PRUSAK, DONALD MILTON Entered from Sl. Bruno Crnmmrzr School Secretarial Course-Track 43 A.D.C. 3, Vice-President 43 Chaplain Corps 43 Cheerleaders 23,43 Pep Club 3,4 Ambition: To lie a Certified Public Accountant PRZYBYLSKI, CONRAD WALTER lfnlzfrefl from Cicero Cruniizzur School Secretarial Course--A.D.C. 43 llenilclus Club Il, Secrelarx 43 'lraflic Club 4. ' Ambition: To Be Successful in Business PUSATERI, JOSEPH FRANCIS lihfcrcfl from Sl. james Cirzzntnmr School Industrial Arts Course-Chaplain Corps 1.21 Trafhc Club 4. Ambition: To Be a Success QUINN, JOHN FRANCIS lintcrefl from Ulu' Lnrly of I,ourrIe.Q Cmmnmr School Classical Course-lfootball lg llantl 23,43 Camera Club lg Chant Choir -I3 Dance Band 43 Clee Club 1,233 Yearbook Stall -1. Ambition: To Be a Musician QUINN, JOHN JOSEPH I'futf'red from Our Lady of Ihc Angels Cronirmlr School Scientific Course-'llennis 23 A.D.C. 1,21 Band lg Ben- iltlus Club 3. Ambition: To Be a Success OUIRK, DANIEL RICHARD Entered from SI. Giles Grammar School Ceneral Commerce Course-A.D.C, l. Ambition: To Be a Teacher Cfddcl 0 7952 Page 99 RADTKE, WALTER THOMAS l'fi1lm'1'rl from Sl. lohh liosro Ceneral Commerce Course-fl'ep Club l. Ambition: 'lo lie in My Own Business RATCLIFFE, ROBERT HENRY lffnlererl from Sl. Mel Cromnmr School Scientific Course-Football I3 D.l,.S. Auxiliary Club lg Colf 2g Swimming 33 Track 215,43 Chaplain Corps lj Nlel-Dramatic Club 43 Monograiu Club -l. Ambition: lo lieatl Others 'lhrough My Coorl lixample REGAN, RAYMOND JOHN liulerzfzl from lllnterizily li.l .il1, IIIYIHHIIIH' School Scientific Course-Band Ambition: To lie a Success REISS, HENRY LOUIS lihlcrefl from Sl. Pasclml Cmnzmzir School lnmlustrial Arts CIourse-Football Manager l,23 Tennis l,2: Mel-Dramatic Club 3. Ambition: To Re a lXIechanit' RESEK, ROBERT JOHN liizlerezl from Holy Trihily Crrozinznr Srhool lnclustrial Arts Course-Baml l,23 Cheerlezulers Ambition: To lie an Architect ROBERTS, CHARLES WILLIAM liiztercrl from Sl. Angela fiffllllllllll' School Classical Course-Class Notable, Most Popularg Basket- ball l,2,3, Co-Captain 43 lfootball 553 Coll' 553 Monograni Club 3, Secretary 43 Senior Council bl. Ambition: 'l'o lie a Civil lingineer ROGALA, RONALD HENRY linlererl from Sl. Mark Cromnmr School Classical Course-Class Notable, Most lliguilieclg Debat- ing Team 3, l'rt-siclent lil lilel-llrainatic Club fl, SecreA tary -'lg National llonor Society 25.43 Obscrxer Stall' I3 Yearbook Stall -l. Ambition: lo Play llamlet ROGUS, DONALD IGNATIUS liulercrl from Irving fiflllllllllll' School Scientific Course-Basketball l.2. Ambition: 'l'o Ile a Radar lingineer ROHRER, EDWARD JOSEPH ffI1f!'l'!'Il from Sf. Jlory fimmzzznr Srhool Secretarial Course-lieniltlus Club 3,43 'l'rallic Club fl. Ambition: 'l'o Lead a Cootl Christian I.il'e SCHAGER, LOUIS JOSEPH 1'iIIlFl'6'Il from Sl. .Url CHIIIIIIIIII' 81311001 Clzrssictil Courst' lfootbztll A13 Nlcl-llmliiztlict Club fl.-it Nlonogrzini Club 1: Pep Club l. Ambition: lo Rc 11 Success in Any Profession I Hay luke Lp SCHIAVONI, ROBERT LOUIS 1f7lle'?l'! ll from .llntzfrnily 1l.l'.JI. Ciflllllllllll' Srlmol Scientific Conrsc-Truck lg Buml Il,-1. Ambition: lo Rc at Chetnivztl linginccr SHOREY. ALBERT JOSEPH liizfrfrerl from fffllpllfllly Crumzliur Srllool Sccrctziriztl Clourst--Swiiiiiiiing' 23 'It-nnis 3.11. Ambition: lo Ilt- xt Stlcrtfss in .Xuy l'i'ol't-ssiou I Nitty luke Vp SCILLUFO, JOHN PHILIP lflIlI'l'E'd from Sl. Sylzrff.x'Iw' filitllllllllll' Srlzool Sgrretzirial Coursc-llcniltlus Club -l, Ambition: To lic un Accountant SCOPA, SALYATORE ANTHONY linterffd from illorxe limnznmr Slllllllf Industrial Arts Cotu'sc:AA.D.C. l3 Pep Club 23 'llruflit' Club 4. Ambition: 'l'o lie ll Mcttliunic SCHULTZ, RONALD HOWARD lirilfrml from Sl. l'e'It'r Culzixizzs fiftllllllltll' .siflllltll Scientific Courst--Clztss Notnblc. Nlost IillL'l'lll'fQ Chess Club Secretary fl, Prcsitlent 43 Debating Tc-:un 'l'rt'zlsur- cr 33. Alllllllltllli lo P10 an Ainiy Ol'lictt-r SIMEK, WILLIAM JOSEPH lfntefrer! from Our Luffy of l.o11r'tlfx fiflllllllllll' Srllool SricntiticClourst--lfootlJz1Il 2.33 A.ll.C. lg litlniltlus Club 'lg Chess Club 45.13 Sttunp Club I3 Xczirbook Stull Pl. Ambition: 'l'o lic- zz Chemist SKARBEK, EDWARD JOSEPH lf!If6'I't?li from Sl. flllll tlrullzmrn' Srlzool Scientific Courst' Rowling -lg I-'ootbztll 23 llcniltlus Club Il: Observer Stull' l.3l. Ambition: 'l'o llc un lilcrtrirztl l'illglllCi'l' SKELLY, JOHN PATRICK Iirztfrerl from Sl. ,llvl flflllllllllll' Srllool Secretarial Course-A.lJ.C. 43 llcniltlns Club fl, Yiw- Prcsident Al. Ambition: To lit- SIICICSQI-Ill in liusiut-ss. ROSASCO, ALDO CARL Entered from Crane Iliglz School Secrctariztl Course-llziskctball 43 A.D.C. 4. Ambition: To Be an Aeronautical Engineer ROUSE, DONALD LEONARD ljnlrfrwl from R1'.u1rr1'1rlion Granzmm' School Intlustrizll Arts Course-Band 1.23,-1. Ambition: To Be 21 Nurul Officer ROYAL, DONALD LAWRENCE ,'illf1'7't'!l from SI. I'rifr'ill11 flflllllllllll' Srlzool St'c,l't-lztriul CZottrst'-lim-niltltts Club fl. Ambition: l'o Bc in Business Muimgcnietit RUTHER, HARRY EDWARD lz'nlt'r1'zl front SI. lfllu fiflllllllllll' Srlzool Editor in Chief 43 St-nior Council 113 Student Council 9 .Xmbitionz 'l'o Bc it Dentist RUPSIS, ANTHONY JOSEPH lfHfl'I'I'!l from fiIU1AYIlllllS Grnnzmtzr Sflmol Scicntiiit: Course-liowling 43 Art :intl Poster Club AI: Bzintl 12,33 Benilclns Club Ambition: 'l'o Bc at Pliysicizin SACCOMANNO, GERALD JOSEPH f':IllI'l'l'I1 from Sl. .llufllzew tiranmmr School Cent-rail Comniertzc Course-Class Suciretziry 33 llztskct- bull 1,233 Bowling 43 lfootball 1.23.-l: Truck 3,43 Mono- grznn Club 13.-l. Ambition: lo llc it Coarh Cfafsa of 7952 Page 100 Stzicntiiiti Course-Clurss Club fl, St'cTrctztt'y-rl'rcztsurcr Ll: National Honor Society 43 Obscrvcr Stuff 12.3, Co- -.. SKOUBES, ALEXANDER GREGORY Entered from Sacred Heart Grammar School Scientihc Course-Art and Poster Club 3. Ambition: To Be a Pediatrician SKROB, STANLEY CLIFFORD Entered from Sl. Casimir Grammar School Classical Course-Football 43 Chant Choir 43 Glee Club 33 Mel-Dramatic Club 3,43 Observer Stall l,2. Ambition: To Be a Chemist SMITH, JEROME BERNARD Iiulerefl from St. Ferrlinand Ciflllllllllll' School Industrial Arts Course-Track 2,43 Beniltlus Club 33 Observer Staff 4. Ambition: To Be a Civil Engineer SORENSEN, KENNETH McAFEE Entered from St. Philip High School Classical Course-Football 33 D.L.S. Auxiliary Club El. Ambition: To Serve Cod and My Country SPICA, JAMES DONALD Entered from Our Lady of the Angels Grammar School Classical Course-lfootball l3 Tratlic Club Ll. Ambition: To Be a Lawyer SPINK, RAYMOND JOHN Entered from Our Lady Help of Chrixtians Grammar School General Commerce CourseMTrafHc Club 4. Ambition: To Be a Certihed Public Accountant Clan 0 1952 STACK, ALBIN KENNETH Entered from St. Casimir Grammar School Secretarial CoursemTrack 43 Chess Club 43 D.L.S. Auxiliary Club I3 Mel-Dramatic Club 43 Stamp Club l. Ambition: To be a Success in Any Profession I May Take Up STASIAK, THOMAS WALTER Entered from Sl. Mary of Czestochowa Grammar School Scientific Course-Band l,2,3, Treasurer 43 Pep Club 1. Ambition: To Be a Physician STADTFELD, RICHARD LOUIS Entered from St. Mary Grammar School Secretarial Course+Boxing 1,23 A.D.C. 43 Benildus Club 3,43 Monogram Club 3,43 National Honor Society 3,4. Ambition: To Be a Passionist Brother STANTON, JAMES ROBERT Entered from St. Mel Grammar School Secretarial Course-Class Notable, Ideal Classrnatcg Basketball 1,23 Track l. Ambition: To Be a Success STEPANEK, DONALD CLEMENT Entered from Epiphany Grammar School Industrial Arts Course-Swimming l,2. Ambition: To Be a Mechanical Engineer STEPHENSON, ROBERT JESS Entered from St. Mel Grammar School Secretarial Course-Stamp Club l. - Ambition: To Be a Stenographer STOLTZMAN, WILLIAM JOSEPH Entered from Quigley Preparatory Seminary Scientihc Course-Football Manager 23 Benildus Club 33 D.L.S. Auxiliary Club 2,3. Ambition: To Be an Electrical Engineer STYGAR, JOHN ANDREW Entered from St. Stanislaus Grammar School Secretarial Course-Band l,2,3,4g Glee Club lg Observer Staff 2. Ambition: To Be a Musician SUTRYK, EDWARD JOSEPH Entered from Good Shepherd Grammar School Industrial Arts Course-Bowling 43 A,IJ.C. lj D.L.S. Auxiliary Club l,3. Ambition: To Be an Automobile Racer THIELEN, JAMES ALBERT Ifnferell from Ascension fiI'lllI1f7l1IIl' School Scientihc Course-Basketball l,2,3,4: Football Manager fi: Track L21 Monogram Club 4. Ambition: 'l'o Be a Salesman TOEPFER, RICHARD EARL Enlerezl from Jlorse Cmnznzar School Scientific Course-Highest Scholastic Rating for lfotn' Years: Art antl Poster Clt1b 3.4: Mel-Dramatic Club fl: National Honor Society 3, Vice-Presitlent 4: Observer Staff 4: Yearbook Staff 4. Ambition: To lie an Aeronautical Engineer TOMASZEWSKI, RICHARD VALENTINE Entered from Sl. Stzuiislazls Gramnmr School General Commerce Course-No Activities. Ambition: To Be an Accountant TRISTANO, NICHOLAS FRANCIS Entererl from Holy Family Grammar School Ceneral Commerce Course-Band 1. Ambition: To Be As C-oocl As My Father UNGARO. ANTHONY JOSEPH liizlererl from Sl. lllary Adclolorntu flfllllllllfll' School Secretarial Course-Basketball l. Ambition: To Be a Foreman URBAN, GEORGE JOSEPH Entered from Sl. Thomas Aquinas Crzmimar School General Commerce Course-A.D.C. I. Ambition: To Be a Certihetl Public Accountant VIDONI, PETER JOSEPH Entered from St. joseph High School Scientific Course-No Activities. Ambition: To Be a Television Artist VRUBLE, STANLEY PHILIP Enterezl from St. Aloysizls Grammar School Secretarial Course-National Honor Society 4: Student Council 2. Ambition: To Be 21 Success WAGEMAN, THOMAS JAMES Entered from St. Mel Grrminmr School Classical Course-Class Notable. Most Likely to Succeed: Class Treasurer 3: Basketball 2: Boxing lg Swimming lg Camera Club lg Chant Choir 4: Debating Team Vice- l'resident 3,43 Glee Club 3: Mel-Dramatic Club 3, Vice- President 4: National Honor Society 4: Observer Stafl 2.3: Senior Council 43 Yearbook Staff Co-Editor in Chief 4. Ambition: To l'1ringI.aw Back to Coil By Participating in the Rerixal of the Natural Law SWEENEY, JOHN FARRIS Entered from Quigley Preparatory Seminary Classical IZourse-Mel-Dramatic Club 3,45 Yearbook Staff 4. Ambition: 'l'o Be Able to Live antl Die a Good Catholic SWEENEY, JOHN JOSEPH Enlererl from Our Lady Help of Clirisliaizs Grrmimar School Industrial Arts Course-A.D.C. 2. Ambition: To Be a Success SWISHER, RONALD ELMER Enlereri from Sl. Sylvester' Greninmr School Industrial Arts Course-A.D.C. I,2. Ambition: To Be a Cretlit to God and My Parents TERMINI, REMO SAMUEL Enlererl from Our Lady of lhe Angels Grtimnmr School Scientific Coursevllasketball 1,25 A.D.C. 1: Beniltlus Club 3: National Honor Society 43 Stamp Club l. Ambition: To Be an Agriculturist THERRIAULT, ALFRED JOSEPH Entered from St. Mel lirammar .School Intlttstrial Arts Course-Vice-Presitlent of the Class of l952: Basketball l,2.3,Afg Football l,2,fl,fl: A.lD.C. L23 Monogram Club 23, Treasttrer 4. Ambition: To Be a Television Artist THIEL, JAMES MICHAEL Eilterctl from Our Lady of the Angels fiflllllllllll' School Secretarial Course-A.D,C. lg Beniltlus Club 3,45 Chant Choir 4: D.I,.S. Auxiliary Club l,2.fl.-1. Ambition: To Be a Stenographer Kfaafs 0 795 WALADIS, JEROME ANTHONY Entered from Sl. Anthony Grammar School Secretarial CourseATrack 4. Ambition: To Be a Success in Any Profession I May Take Up WALCZAK, RONALD MICHAEL Entered from St. illark Grammar School Industrial Arts Course-Bowling 43 Football Manager 1.2. Ambition: To Be a Success WALSH, THOMAS ANTHONY linterefl from Holy Cross High Srlfool Industrial Arts Course-No Activities, .Xmbition: 'l'o Be a Physician WENZEL, JAMES JOSEPH Iinlered from St, Angela Gramvnar School Industrial Arts Course-A.D.C. 1,23 Benildus Club ESA. Ambition: To Be an Electrical Engineer WHALEN, MICHAEL JOSEPH Entered from Quigley Preparalory Seminary Commercial Course-Basketball 2. Ambition: To Be a Sports journalist WILLIAMS, JAMES DANIEL Iinlerecl from St. Mel Grammar School Secretarial Course-Bowling 4. Ambition: To Be a Success Cam 0 7952 Page 103 WINSAUER, BERNARD WILLIAM Entered from St. Cornelius Grammar School Scientilic Course-Track 2: Beniltlus Club 33 Trallic Club 3,4. Ambition: To Be an Engineer WINTCZAK, HENRY FRANCIS Entered from St. Stanislaus Grammar School Scientihc Course-Band l,2,3,4. Ambition: To Be a Musician WITEK, RICHARD JOSEPH Iinlereal from Sl. Slauislaus Grammar School Scientific Course-Band l,2,3,4. Ambition: To Be an Engineer WITT, EARLE EDWIN Entered from Sl. William Grammar School Classical CourseMChant Choir 4: Mel-Dramatic Club 3,45 Observer Stall 3. Ambition: To Be a Dentist WOZNIAK, RAYMOND ALOYSIUS Entered from Good Shepherd Granzmar School Scientihc Course-Bowling 4. Ambition: To Be a Radio and Television Technician WYZA, DONALD FELIX Iinlerecl from Sl. Turihiux Secretarial Course-MetDraiuatic Club 4. Ambition: 'I'o Be a Real Estate Manager ZIPPRICH, JEROME ANTHONY Entered from Sl. Mary of Celle Grnnmzar School Scientific Course-No Activities. Ambition: To Be an Electrical Engineer ZMICH, RICHARD EDWARD Entered from Holy Innocents Grammar School Scientihc Course-Football lg Track 43 Chess Club 43 Mel-Dramatic Club 43 Observer Staff 43 Pep Club 4: Yearbook Staff 4. Ambition: To Be a Success in Any Profession I May Take Up Circle: Introducing the men who lead the men who lead the school! They are the Senior Class Oflicers: Daniel Morgan, presidentg Alfred De Christopher, sergeant-ab armsg Donald Edwards, treasurer, john Patcrno, secre- tary, and Alfred Therriault, vice-president. Bottom.: 'l'he Senior Council, official representative group, is pictured at an important meeting. Seated: Charles Roberts, Joseph Pitra, Richard Noto, joseph Koebel, Harry Ruther, Hlilliam Mulcahy, James McKinley, and Thomas Wfagemang Standing: Benito Mocini, Edward Finnegan, Philip Dickey, Robert Kemper, Richard Stadtfeld, and XVilliam Naylor. J4,w!52 WILCZM... It is with some tinge of regret that we close the cover on the book that tells the story of a year rich in spirit, accornplislnnent, and memories. VVe of the Knight express our sincere thanks to the Brothers and the lay faculty lfor their cooperation and understanding of the frequent interruptions of schedule. The office staff, too, has been ol' invaluable assistance by giving us access to files and records. X'Ve thank them. 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