St Mel High School - Knight Yearbook (Chicago, IL)
- Class of 1954
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MEL HIGH SCHOOL CHICAGO, ILLINOIS S gl 'Vs :ff -5-. , , '51 Tr -3 i, wi ,- f':2'e' x , k ik. Q.. E X 5 Q S : WY 3 Q Wy .g -sw ,nm -ww QA 5 1, W., 'Q K wifi! X ' W, s '19, ,-an, Y ,Q K 'Q-1'0 v -fx 2, 0 , ,lv at Q ,iq M X, W W M W -RW'-QfFh x XWA . , S XE s R x 1315 Y M if . ,M . M, . 'J .X 7 f .QA 2, - x s I , f ,' tv, ,1- 4 M 1 N, wvwt fry ,,,- ' QS! I f , Q mg any Mfffw A I 1 qv W ,Y f ' 4 f,Ww+ A dW. ,W,,,.,M ' 7 1 'f K ig, Y 1- f iirw .inf 45 3 i SE' . br A--.dw wlmmu 4 , K V i Y, ,Ll X if .,.: .ww W-.-..,..... Hn 'F at , o M 3 .,. M K I N X , J via my .f- fr. cfffrifnf :Wi E . g f' ,451 QQ, 1,:.j,iJ.-r'.2.'QK ' J A A K , k ' J- M- , Q ,. ,y?:,i'5?.'E: , , Fr! u V. . ' aww Qziillfi H 1 N :WP H if 'W MW , J? ff ,. '11 if is fl , , , V iv Fw , N 1 H ,. '- 54 X: XP W? , N' W W N ,W ,, J , K 1' W . s... . , M., V . x,f.vQ.0.MwqNw-y-vuamanvvv,-A M x-JQ.41'hJv,zG'P 'Aff L 'lv . , iw ' iw ..,. nh. - -'-- 4 -0---'M MW ' ' Q' fy fxfflffiwiw 3' , Q1 fm S Vx m 'K 4 . A ,V ,ig Q , . ' 5 - I' A ' N M P-A,QF?5,'5fl5QfQviff,?s5 AE x V 4 WW? ' - 'gy' ' Q3 f x .mi f vim 11 Q.. M fg? A H' 'ff ' K5 if ,i . -: Xu . . Q 1 W 6 + N Q R g , , s Q vu ' 1 4 wang -7' CONTENTS THROUGH HIM ADMINISTRATION . . . FACULTY ......... GRADUATES .... WITH HIM ATHLETICS ................... CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS . . . EVENTS ...................... IN HIM DEPARTMENTS ....... UNDERCLASSMEN . . . Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page 10-11 13-17 19-41 44-56 57-67 68-77 80-89 90-111 OVCWOV Through Him, and with Him, and in Him. These words, taken from the core of our Catholicity, the Mass, set the theme for the 1954 KNIGHT. The book that you are about to page through will review. through the media of pictures and the written word, the entire school year at St. Mel. It will take you into the classrooms, rooms that have been the scene of innumerable sessions of religion, history, mathematics and science. You will be taken back to the football fields, the basketball courts, and the many nooks and crannies of St. Mel East and West that serve as headquarters for the countless activities. It has been a great and wonderful year for St. Mel. Our school has taken its position among the cream of the crop. In spirit and activity we can honestly say that we are the best. We hope to take you back to September and the thirty-eighth reawakening of a great school. You will catch a glimpse of the nervous freshmen and the cocky seniors. You will relive the foot- ball games, the Homecoming festivities and the birth of what was destined to be a truly great basketball season. When you get to the section devoted to the student body, you will be confronted with a sea of faces: some you will recog- nize and others will be just what they are, faces. Yet, everyone is an integral part of St. Mel. Somewhere along the way you will have to stop and wonder. This book, with so many pictures and faces, and stories about so many events - how could all of these things have been accomp- lished? Was it just 52 Catholic men, a few office workers, 1500 teenagers, and two brick buildings? There had to be something else. There are larger schools than St. Mel, much larger. But they haven't got what we have. Where else can you find the spirit that is St. Mel? Where else can you find a school that could fill a book like this with so many wonderful things? We believe that after looking through this book every Knight will have a greater appreciation for his school. The seniors will probably appreciate it most. In a very short time they will be leaving it all. The freshmen are lucky. If they realize what they have now, they have three more years to live it and count their blessings. If they accept St. Mel for what it is and for what it can do for them, then the next three years will certainly be their happiest. That undefinable thing we call spirit has made this year possible. Now we are nearing the end and soon it will all be over. When you close the cover on this book you will know why we are so proud of our school and why so many nice things have come our way. St. Mel has accomplished great things in the past and will continue in the same way as long as we do all things Through Him, and with Him, and in Him. My x, ull' Q ' 1..ulF M' . -' W J 5.23, ,I A Q A w 1mNiXwV WwW,,,:.,.-wizgsifmllf ,HY xml C7-Ae guiding Sf. e : The building pictured on the opposite page cmd below is familiar to all Melmen. For nine months out of the year it is their second home. They study in its classrooms, play in its gymnasium, eat in its cafeteria, cmd walk through its corridors. And through all this the building doesn't change. It remains only brick and mortar and wood. St. Mel can never be defined as just a building on a corner. It derives its life and spirit from the students. Without them it would be only a building. With them it becomes a living, thriving, institution: drawing from s through the doors the very spirit that keeps th it alive. e men who pas 04nd is Sfuden is Q -.M - : . K X ,gf R? Q Lfnmf- ' Al' FV, -J vmx . 1- W K X .0 ,ax 1 M., 3 . ,Q-9-1' . X Afwlxfh M ww r wa fy 0 in v .S HROUGH Ijze en kBeAin0l fjle ,xguzlobnqs RT. REV. Mscrz. FRANCIS A. PURCELL, D.D. Pastor of St. Mel Parish Because of his avid interest in the education of Catholic youth and especially because of his interest in the men of St. Mel, Monsignor Purcell has won a place in the hearts of everyone connected with the school. Over the years it has been his interest and desire to help that have meant so much to our school. He has watched St. Mel grow from a small West Side high school to one ot the largest and best known institutions in the country. And throughout his tenure as pastor ot this great parish he has aided the Christian Brothers in making St. Mel High School an integral part of his charge. BROTHER I. DAMIAN, F.S.C. Director of St. Mel High School Brother Damian is the type of director and the type of man of whom all Knights may be proud. He has combined knowledge and common sense with an altable personality that has made him a friend ot the faculty and students. Under the guidance ot Brother Damian, St. Mel has taken its place among the outstanding high schools in the country. Because he has made it possible for everyone connected with St. Mel to be justly proud ot his school, for this reason more than any other, we shall always be grateful to the man who guides her destiny. Page 10 mu 9 .S X , 'F J W 1. -AQ f .. wifizmr Q u i A vwwmw xv SWS ,X x wwwki Q af ,af T 1 . - ww rw in-if-. N , :Six in N- f QV-Ax . sf , x -m,f-::5,- .ki i gb XV A 4 Q bk,1,.?,X ,gk g':w'i??'k swf , , ,ak xv-. Q 5 .vi if wi gf, W e f , s sszsfan is o rofAer amzan BROTHER H. MAURICE, F.S.C. Principal oi the East Building. Fathers and Friends Club. BROTHER I. RICHARD. F.S.C. ' Sub-Director, 4 f Principal of the West Building. f L17 2 A ' fi L .Lyn BROTHER I. DANIEL. F.S.C. BROTHER I. ANTHONY. F.S.C. Sub-Director, Religion II, Biology. Religion IV, Guidance Director. Sophomore Department Moderator. The KNIGHT, St. Mel Ladies Auxiliary Page 12 H on re C7-'Ae dgigfzf fjlze TU lar, BROTHER L. AMBROSE. F,S.C. Religion III, Electrical Shop. BROTHER IUSTUS ARNOLD, F.S.C. Religion III. Economics, Business Law, Economic Geography. Cheerleaders, Homecoming, Assistant Band Moderator. BROTHER L. BERTRAND, F.S.C. Religion III. Physics. Iunior Department Moderator. lOl-IN F. BOWLER Typing, Business Management, Bookkeeping. BROTHER CAESARIUS, F.S.C. Religion I, Algebra I. Propagation of the Faith. ROBERT B. CAHILL English II, General Science. BROTHER I. ADRIAN, F.S.C. Religion IV, Bookkeeping, English III. Harvest Party Raffle, Auxiliary Drive. LEONARD A. ALBANO American History, Sociology. WILLIAM P. CONNOLLY Religion IV, English IV. Handbook Committee Chairman Marian Committee. IOHN CRONIN English I, World History. MRS. CATHERINE CROSS Business Office Secretary. Page 13 B. I. CUNNINGHAM English III, English I. Freshman Football Coach. BROTHER L. DENIS, F.S.C. ef Religion II. English II, American Government. BROTHER M. GERMAIN, I-'.S.C. French II, Mathematics I and II. ROBERT I. HAYS English I, English Il, World History. BROTHER HENRY. F.S.C. Religion I, Il: English Il, Mathematics II. Coach of the Midgets. MCA IjeacA f ers BROTHER H. DOMINIC, F.S.C. Religion I, Algebra I, English I. Archconfraternity oi the Divine Child BROTHER L. DOMINIC, F.S.C Religion I, Religion II, Mechanical Drawing I and Il, Woodworking ll. Benildus Club, Closed Retreats for Seniors BROTHER L. EDWIN. F.S.C. Religion I, Mathematics I BROTHER EUGENE, F.S.C. Placement Counselor. Angelic Warfare. THOMAS FABISH Director, St. Mel Band, RAYMOND G. GENOVESE English I, World History. Cross-Country Coach, Tra , English I Drawing I ck Coach Page 14 I O fj'A?WlS2 V25 XC?l,, BROTHER IEROME, F.S.C. Religion IV, Trigonometry, Solid Geometry. Algebra Il, Shop Mathematics. New World Drive, Photography, Basketball Moderator. BROTHER IOEL NICHOLAS, F.S.C. Religion III, Sheet Metal Shop. Machine Woodworking. Art and Poster Club. BROTHER IOHN FRANCIS, F.S.C. Religion ll, Spanish II, English II. Art and Poster Club, Young Christian Students. BROTHER IOHN MICHAEL, F.S.C. Religion IV, Typing I, Stenography II, Business Principles. Senior Department Moderator. BROTHER IOHN NICHOLAS, F.S.C. Religion I. World History, Spanish I. Moderator ot Iunior Debate Team. BROTHER L. IOSEPH, F.S.C. Religion I, English I. BROTHER HERBERT THEODORE, F.S.C. Religion IV, Plane Geometry. West Building Cafeteria. MISS GERTRUDE HILL Librarian Page 15 BROTHER IOSEPHUS OF IESUS, F.S.C. Religion I, Algebra I, Mathematics II. Alumni Moderator, Freshman Department Moderator. BROTHER M. IOSEPHUS, F.S.C. Religion II, Biology. BROTHER IULIUS HERBERT, F.S.C. Religion IV, English IV, Speech, Sociology. Moderator ot Senior Debate Team, Moderator of Meldramatic Club. 24 gjfnowleclge ,!3ofA 130045 BROTHER LEONARD, F.S.C. Religion II, Latin II. Harvest Party Raffle, Auxiliary Drive. DR. RONALD I. LINDSAY, M.D. School Physician. GENE I. LOBOYKO English III, American History. BROTHER LUKE PAUL, F.S.C. Religion III, English III, French I. Young Christian Students. BROTHER MARCEL, F.S.C. Canadian Exchange Student. MISS ANNE MARTIN Registrar. St. Mel Alumni Secretary. IOHN P. MASTERSON Latin I, English II. Cheerleaders. RALPH MELTZER Associate Director, St. Mel Band. CHESTER L. MISZKOWICZ English IV, Sociology. National Honor Society, East Building Intramurals. IOSEPI-I I. KEANE Physical Education I. II. Football Coach, Grammar School Recruiting BROTHER LAWRENCE EDWARD. F.S.C. Religion II, Plane Geometry. Building Maintenance. O Page I6 . 99 541461 kj-I-141446114 ini! BROTHER I. PAUL, F.S.C. Dean oi the St. Mel Faculty. BROTHER L. PHILIP, F.S.C. Cafeteria. BROTHER H. PIUS, F.S.C. Religion I, World History, English I, II. Moderator of St. Mel Band, Vocation Director. Page 17 BROTHER L. RICHARD, F.S.C. Religion I, Algebra I. Track Moderator. FRANCIS M. RUANE Business Office. SALVATORE R. SALATO Physical Education III. IV. Football Coach, Grammar School Recruiting. GERALD SULLIVAN English IV, Speech. Director of Meldramatic Club. JAMES P. SULLIVAN Religion III, Algebra II, Trigonometry, Solid Geometry. WILLIAM I. TERRY Religion II, Plane Geometry. Athletic Director. BROTHER I. THEODORE, F.S.C. Religion IV, Chemistry. GLENN E. WATERLOO English III, American History. The Observer, St. Mel Alumni Association Corresponding Secretary. IIM WEAVER World History, Business Practice. Basketball Coach, Monogram Club. HITIHTY POPE PIUS XII'S OFFICIAL MARIAN YEAR PRAYER Enraptured by the splendor of your heavenly beauty, and impelled by the anxieties of the world, we cast ourselves into your arms, O Immaculate Mother of Iesus and our Mother, Mary, confident of finding in your most loving heart appeasement of our ardent desires, and a safe harbor from the tempests which beset us on every side. Though degraded by our faults and overwhelmed by infinite misery, we admire and praise the peerless richness of sublime gifts with which God has filled you, above every other mere creature, from the first moment of your Conception until the day on which, after your Assumption into heaven. He crowned you Queen of the Universe. O crystal Fountain of faith, bathe our minds with the eternal truths! O fragrant Lily of all holiness, captivate our hearts with your heavenly perfume. O Conqueress of evil and death, inspire in us a deep horror of sin which makes the soul detestable to God and a slave of hell! O well-beloved of God, hear the ardent cry which rises up from every heart in this year dedicated to you. Bend tenderly over our aching wounds. Convert the wicked, dry the tears of the afflicted and oppressed, comfort the poor and humble, quench hatreds, sweeten harshness, safeguard the flower of purity in youth, protect the holy Church, make all men feel the attraction of Christian goodness. ln your name, resounding harmoniously in heaven, may they recognize that they are brothers, and that the nations are members of one family, upon which may there shine forth the sun of a universal and sincere peace. Receive. O Most Sweet Mother, our humble supplications and above all obtain for us that. one day, happy with you, we may repeat before your throne that hymn which today is sung on earth around your altars: You are all beautiful, O Mary! You are the glory, you are the joy, you are the honor of our people! Amen. C5 years indulgence? On the feast of the Immaculate Conception, December 8, 1953, Pope Pius XII proclaimed the first Marian Year, a year devoted especially to the Mother of God for the cause of world peace. Because peace is the strongest desire of youth, the seniors of St. Mel are fortunate in being able to graduate during a year dedicated to Mary, the one person who can make peace a reality. It identifies them with a cause and a belief that can save the World from the destiny that a god- less ideology is forcing upon it. This is the year of Mary. It is a year for the reaffirmation and the strengthening of a Catholic faith that remains the one, true answer to the problems of our day. 1 Page 18 746 Top: The senior class officers, seated L. to R., W. Spillane, president: R. Pennavaria, vice-presi- dent: E. Mazzenga, secretary: standing: E. Pingatore, treasurer: and I. Walsh, sergeant- at-arms. xecufive ranc Ijze enior eloarfmenf and W. Spillane. The Senior Council, composed of two representatives from each senior room and the senior class officers began functioning early in the school year under the guidance of Brother Iohn Michael, the moderator. Throughout the school year the council met weekly, sometimes more often if the situa- tions on hand warranted such action. These meetings, for the most part, were run without faculty supervision, and although the usual go :md humor that is part of most meetings of this type was quite often in evidence, it never interfered with the business at hand. The members of the council were sincerely interested in a better senior department and they acted accordingly. The council succeeded in promoting two ex :ellent dances: the senior dance, and the prom. They organized the senior attendance at the Alumni Banquet, and, in general, served their purpose throughout the year in a fashion worthy of the highest praise. Page 19 Bottom: The Senior Council in ses sion: L. to R. seated around the table: T. Sherman, R. Froio G Milton, R. Cahill, F. Scopa F Angerame, I. Sullivan, W Ratzki I. Tierney, E. Prasch, I. Belluomim fjle Class of 1954 ALBERTELLI. PAUL IOSEPH Entered from: St. Thomas Aquinas Q Course: Scientiiic Activities: Basketball 1.2. I Ambition: To be an Electrical Engineer ALGIERI. WILLIAM N. Entered from: Holy Trinity Course: Secretarial Activities: A.D.C. 1: Band 2,3,4: National Honor Society 4. Ambition: To be a Success in my Chosen Field ALPER, DAVE T. Entered from: St. Mary's Course: Classical Activities: Benildus Club 4: Track 1. Ambition: To be a Big Success in Life ANDERSEN. DONALD Entered from: Austin High School Course: Industrial Arts Ambition: To be a Credit to my Country ANDERSON. THCMAS C. Entered from: St. Lucy Course: Scientific Activities: Benildus Club 4: Track 2.3.41 Pep Club 1. Ambition: To Trust Man as God Does ANGERAME. FRANK X. Entered from: St. Angela Course: General Commerce Activities: Senior Council Member. Ambition: To Make as Much as Iohn D. AGNOLI. FRANCIS S. Entered from: Holy Rosary Course: Scientific Ambition: To be a Chemical Engineer ARBOR. PATRICK H. Entered from: St. Angela Course: Classical Activities: Track 1.2: Cross Country 2. Ambition: To be a Nuclear Physicist ARNONE. VINCENT Entered from: Sacred Heart Course: Scientific Activities: Chaplain Corps 2: Cheerleaders 3.4: Mel- dramatic Club 3. Ambition: To be a Success in Whatever I Do AUGUSTYN. JOSEPH A. Entered from: Holy Innocents Course: Secretarial Activities: Chaplain Corps 1: Knight Staii 4: Observer Staff 4: National Honor Society 4. Ambition: To be a Success and a Credit to my Parents AUMANN. IAMES PAUL Entered from: Our Lady of Mercy Course: Industrial Arts Activities: Swimming 4. Ambition: To be a Good Catholic and as Swell as my Dad AYOTTE. ROGER I. Entered from: St. Dominic Course: Commercial Activities: A.D.C. l: Benildus Club 4: Football l. Ambition: To be a Credit to my Parents BALASKY. GEORGE T. Entered from: Blessed Agnes Course: General Activities: Basketball l: Bowling 2. Ambition: To Travel BALLUFF. BRUCE A. Entered trom: Resurrection Course: General Commerce Activities: Band l.2.3,4. Ambition: To be a Success in Anything I Undertake BANGERT. IOHN D. Entered from: Resurrection Course: General Commerce Activities: A.D.C. 1: Rosary Club 2: Band 1.2. Ambition: To be a Success Page 20 WW Page 21 me Class of BANNON. THOMAS I. Entered from: St. Angela Course: General Activities: Chaplain Corps 1: Bowling 3. Ambition: To be a Successful Businessman BARRETT, THOMAS Entered from: St. Angela Course: General Commerce Activities: Track l.2.4: Basketball 2. Ambition: To see the Bad Guys beat the Good Guys BAUSONE. ROSS S. Entered irom: St. Ioseph Seminary Course: General Ambition: To be a Success 5:1 ,haw BEAHAN, MATTHEW Entered from: St. Patrick Course: Industrial Arts Activities: A.D.C. 1. Ambition: To be a Success BEETER, ROBERT l. Entered from: St. Mel Course: General Commercial Activities: Benildus Club 4. Ambition: To be a Success in Life BEHRENDT, IOSEPH Entered from: St. Hyacinth Course: General Commerce Activities: Pep Club 1. Ambition: To be a Success in Whatever I Do BELLINA. FRANK L. Entered from: St. Angela Course: Scientific Activities: Band 1.2. Ambition: To be a Civil Engineer BELLUOMINI. IIM Entered from: Maternity B.V.M. Course: General Commercial Activities: Senior Council Member: A.D.C. 1: Observer 4: Basketball 3.4: Bowling 2: Track 2: Pep Club 3. Ambition: To be a Credit to My Parents BENDEL. ROBERT BRUCE Entered from: St. Thomas Aquinas Course: Scientific Activities: A.D.C. 1.2: Band 1: Bowling 1. Ambition: To be a Chemical Engineer BENOIT. IOHN MEL Entered from: St. Mel Course: Industrial Arts Activities: Bowling 4. Ambition: To Beat the Draft BESSLER. LEE I. Entered from: Riverside. Brookfield Course: Commercial Activities: Bowling 3,4, Ambition: I Would Like to Work with Radio BILEK. LAWRENCE ALBERT Entered from: Gunsaulus Course: Scientific Activities: A.D.C. 1.2: Rosary Club 1.2: Band l.2,3.4. Treasurer: National Honor Society 4. Ambition: To be a Music Conductor BLAKE. MARTIN Entered irom: Quigley Preparatory Seminary Course: Commercial Activities: Chaplain Corps 2.3.45 Tennis 2. Ambition: To be a Credit to My Mother BOCK. ROBERT F. Entered from: St. Bartholomew Course: Industrial Arts Activities: Track 2. Ambition: To be an Honest Cop BOERNER. HENRY Entered from: Holy Ghost Seminary Course: General Commerce Ambition: To do 4UO m.p.h. on a Motorcycle gl? Class of BOGAN. THOMAS Entered from: Quigley Preparatory Seminary Course: Scientific Ambition: To be a Lawyer BOSWELL. ROY R. Entered from: St. Mark Course: Scientific Activities: Bowling 2.3. Ambition: Stationary Engineer BOWEN. EDMUND L. Entered from: St. Mel Course: General Activities: Benildus Club 4: A.D.C. 1.2: Art and Poster Club 1.2: Meldramatic Club l: Pep Club l. Ambition: To Travel Faster than Anyone. BOYLE. PATRICK IOSEPH Entered from: St. Mel Course: Scientific Activities: National Honor Society 3.4, President 4: Football 3.4. Captain 4: Basketball l,2.3,4: Mono- gram Club 3.4. Ambition: To be a Chemist or Physicist BRADLEY. THOMAS Entered trom: St. Mel Course: General Commerce Activities: A.D.C. l,2: Basketball 1.2.3. Ambition: To Choose the Right Vocation BRAUN. ROGER C. Entered lrom: Blessed Agnes Course: General Activities: Football I: Bowling 2. Ambition: To be Happy in Later Life BREINIG, EDWARD Entered from: St. Lucy Course: General Commerce Ambition: To Gain Heaven by Living a Good Life Here on Earth BRICHETTO, ROBERT F. Entered Irom: St. Angela Course: General Commerce Activities: Benildus Club 4. Ambition: To be an Accountant and to Have Four Children BRISOLARA, CHARLES E. Entered from: St. Thomas Aquinas Course: Commercial Activities: Basketball 2. Ambition: To be a Success in Life BRODERICK. IAMES P. Entered from: Resurrection Course: Industrial Arts Ambition: Policeman and Make Some Money BROWN. ROSS W. Entered from: Quigley Preparatory Seminary Course: Secretarial Ambition: To Own a Dozen Oil Wells BURGARD. PATRICK W. Entered Irom: St. Callistus Course: Scientific Activities: A.D.C. l. Ambition: Civil Engineer CAHILL, MICHAEL I. Entered from: St. Genevieve Course: Scientific Activities: Meldramatic Club 4: Observer Staff 4: Football l.2: Tennis 2. Ambition: To be a Mechanical Engineer CAHILI., ROBERT Entered irom: St. Leonard, Berwyn Course: Scientific Activities: Senior Council 4: Benildus Club 4: A.D.C. 2.3: Observer Start 3, Editor 4: Meldramatic Club 4: Knight Staff. Editor 4: National Honor Society 4: Football l,Z. Ambition: To be Like G.E. and Play the Role CAIRO. IAMES ANTHONY Entered from: St. Finbarr Course: Commercial Activities: Bowling 2. Ambition: To be a Good Christian Husband and Father Page 22 Page 23 fjze Class of CAMBORA. ROBERT I. Entered from: Resurrection Course: General Commerce Activities: Band 1.2. Ambition: To be Successful in Any Field Which I Enter CARMIGNANI. KEN Entered from: Pickard Course: Scientific Activities: A.D.C. 1.2: Benildus Club 4: Bowling 2. Ambition: To Become an Engineer CARROLL. JOHN D. Entered from: St. Mel Course: Scientific Activities: A.D.C. 1: Benildus Club 2.4: Meldramatic Club 1: Pep Club l.2.3: Cheerleader 3.4. Ambition: To Live till I Die CASACCIO, ANTHONY Entered from: Our Lady Help of Christians Course: General Commerce Ambition: To be a Chaperone for lane Russell CHAPIESKY. RONALD GENE Entered from: Our Lady of the Angels Course: Classical Activities: A.D.C. 1: Art and Poster Club 2.3: Year- book Staff, Art Editor 4: Observer Staff, Art Editor 3.4: Meldramatic Club 4: Basketball 1. Ambition: To Get to Heaven Before They Close the Gates CHAPUT. IOHN IAMES Entered from: St. Mel Course: Secretarial Activities: Band 2: Pep Club 1.2.3. Ambition: To be a C.P.A. CHESLA, LOUIS Entered from: St. Turibius Course: Commercial Activities: A.D.C. 2: Tennis 2.4. Ambition: To Start My Own Business CHILICKI. ANTHONY C. Entered from: Blessed Sacrament Course: General Commerce Activities: Band 1. Ambition: To be a Success in Anything I Do CHLEBAK. GEORGE Entered from: St. Angela Course: Classical Activities: Rosary Club 2: Meldramatic Club 4: Bowling 4. Ambition: To be a Good Man CII-ILA. IAMES E. Entered from: St. Frances ol Rome Course: Scientific Activities: Bowling 2. Ambition: To be a Success CLAPS. VITO Entered from: St. Giles Course: General Commercial Activities: A.D.C. 1: Basketball 1.2. Ambition: To Follow My Father's Footsteps COCOZZA. CHESTER Entered from: Presentation Course: Commercial Activities: A.D.C. l: Observer Staff 4: Basketball 1. Ambition: To be a Photo Engraver and Master Printer COFFEY, CYRUS B. Entered from: Quigley Preparatory Seminary Course: General Activities: A.D.C. 2: Benildus Club 2. Ambition: Electrical Engineer COLLINS. DONALD R. Entered from: St. Angela Course: Commercial Activities: Football 1: Swimming 1. Ambition: To be a Criminal Lawyer CONNORS. WILLIAM I. Entered trom: Mater Doloroso Course: General Activities: Meldramcrtic Club 1.2: Pep Club l.2.3: Cheerleader 3: Track 1. Ambition: To Serve God and Country Now and Always M N Course: General x X X l x V Entered from: St. Damatila kj Ambition: To be Like Rocky - DANIELS, IAMES ljze Class of CONROY. PATRICK T. Entered Irom: Our Lady of the Angels Course: Industrial Arts Activities: A.D.C. 1: Art and Poster Club 3: Band 1.2. Ambition: To be an Electrical Engineer and a Credit 1 to My Parents CONROY, PETER I. Entered lrom: Quigley Preparatory Seminary Course: Scientific Ambition: To be a Success CONVEY, MICHAEL P. Entered irom: Resurrection Course: General Commercial Ambition: To be a Success in Everything I Do CORBO. ATTILIO Entered from: St. William Course: General Commerce Activities: Band l,2.3,4. Ambition: To be a Musician with a Dozen Kids lconcomm. IOSEPH Entered from: St. Lucy Course: Scientific Ambition: To Imitate My Parents to My Best Ability by the Grace of God CORSO. WILLIAM F. Entered irom: Our Lady Help of Christians Course: General Ambition: To be a Success COTY. WILLIAM F. Entered Irom: Our Lady of Sorrows Course: General Ambition: To be a Success CRANE. TOM I. Entered from: Austin High School Ambition: To be a Credit to My School CRANSTON. ROBERT M. Entered from: St. Mel Course: Scientific Activities: Basketball 1: Track 2: Cross Country 3: Monogram Club 4. Ambition: Automotive Engineer Cntvomo, lor-IN Entered lrom: St. Mel Course: General Commerce Activities: Basketball l,2,4: Football 1. Ambition: To be a Hood Like the Rock 1 CROWLEY. DANIEL M. lt Course: Industrial Arts Activities: Football 1. Ambition: To be a Bus Driver For Greyhound DALTON, DON Entered Irom: St. Mel Course: General Commerce Activities: Basketball 1,2. Entered from: St. Catherine of Siena Course: General Commerce Activities: Basketball 3.4: Track l: Swimming 1: Ambition: To go to College and be a Credit to My Parents DeGREGORIO, ROBERT Entered from: St. Iohn Bosco Course: Scientilic Activities: Meldramatic Club 4: Football 1.2. Ambition: To make Concave Balloons DEPTULA. LEONARD F. Entered from: St. Camillus Course: Scientific Activities: Track Z. Ambition: To be an Engineer Page 24 me Class of DEPUKAT, THADDEUS S. Entered from: St. Iames Course: Scientific Activities: Meldramatic Club 4: Observer Staff 4: Bowling 2.4: Tennis 2.4. Ambition: Psychiatrist DESBIENS. NOEL H. Entered from: Our Lady ot the Angels Course: Classical Activities: A.D.C. 1.2: Meldramatic Club 4: Glee Club 1.2. Ambition: To be a Success in Whatever I Choose DeSIMONE. NICK Entered from: Our Lady of the Angels Course: Scientific Activities: Benildus Club 4. I Ambition: To be an Engineer E DEVEREUX, RAY I. Entered from: St. Angela Course: Scientific Activities: A.D.C. 1.2: Rosary Club 1: Meldramatic Club 4: Football 1: Basketball 1. Ambition: To be a Big . Big Politician DINEEN. IOHN MICHAEL Entered irom: St. Mel Course: Secretarial Activities: A.D.C. 1.2: Meldramatic Club 4: Football 1.2: Basketball 1,2.3.4. Ambition: To be a Gentleman of Leisure D'ONOFRIO. IEROME Entered Irom: Our Lady Help of Christians Course: General Commerce Activities: Meldramatic Club 4: Yearbook Staff 4- Bowling 2. Ambition: Disc Iockey I 1 DORIAN. TOM Entered irom: Resurrection Course: General Commerce Activities: Football 2.3: Monogram Club 3. Ambition: Success in Whatever I Take Up DORT. PAUL E. Entered from: St. Celestine Course: Scientific Activities: Chaplain Corps l: Rosary Club I: A.D.C 1: Band 1.2,3.4. Ambition: To Be a Credit to My Parents DOWLING. IAMES Entered Irom: Resurrection Course: General Commerce Ambition: To Succeed in the Field of Work I Choose DOYLE. WAYNE A. Entered from: St. Peter Canisius Course: Scientific Activities: Benildus Club 4. Ambition: To be a Marine and Die in the State of Grace DRIZA, MIROSLAV I. Entered from: St. Gregory High School Course: Scientific Ambition: To do 95 in First Gear ECK. RAYMOND M. Entered from: St. Mary of Celle Course: Commercial Activities: Swimming 1: Art Club 1.2,3.4: Bowling 2.3.4. Ambition: To be a Professional Bowler EINWECK. CHARLES ANTHONY Entered from: St. Philomena Course: Scientific Activities: Bowling 2.4: Tennis 2. Ambition: Follow Stationery Engineering and To be a Credit to My Parents LTERNO. IOHN R. Entered from: Nobel Course: Classical Activities: A.D.C. 2: National Honor Society 3.4: Bowling 2.3.4: Tennis 2.3: Swimming 4. Ambition: Physician and Surgeon FAI-IEY. PAT Entered from: St. Mel Course: Secretarial Activities: Gregorian Chant Choir 2: Observer Staff 4. W ,Y Ambition: Success in Whatever I May Do Page 25 i7Ae Class of 1954 FALCIONE, IAMES R. Entered from: Resurrection Course: General Activities: Senior Council 4: A.D.C. 1: Football 1.2. Ambition: To be a Success FANELLA. NICHOLAS R. 5 Entered from: St. Celestine Course: Scientific Activities: Band l.2,3.4, Secretary 4. Ambition: Chemical Engineer FIELD. PATRICK I. Entered from: Our Lady Help oi Christians Course: General Commerce Activities: Tennis 1. 1 Ambition: To see the World FITZGERALD. EDMUND I. Entered from: St. Ignatius High School Course: General Commerce Activities: Benildus Club 4. Ambition: To be the City's Finest Mortician FITZPATRICK. IAMES BURKE Entered from: St. Alexander Course: Industrial Arts Ambition: To be a Printer FLEMING. GEOFFREY I. Entered from: St. Peter Canisius Course: Scientific Activities: Chaplain Corps 1: Pep Club 1.2.37 Benildus Club 4. Ambition: Engineer FLYNN. MORT 1. Entered from: St. Angela Course: General Commerce Activities: Benildus Club 4: Meldramatic Club 2.3. Ambition: To be as Conscientious as My Parents FOGARTY. IOHN T. Entered from: St. Francis oi Rome Course: Classical Activities: Meldramatic Club 4: Observer Staff 4: Foot- ball 3: Swimming 1. Ambition: To stay Single FOLEY. DAVE Entered from: St. Mel Course: Scientific Activities: Chaplain Corps 1: A.D.C. 1: Pep Club 1. Ambition: Electronic Engineer FROIO. RICHARD C. Entered from: St. Charles Borromeo Course: General Commerce Activities: Senior Council 4: Meldramatic Club 2. Ambition: To be a Credit to God. My Country and My Family GALLAGHER. ROBERT I. Entered from: St. Angela Course: Scientific Activities: Benildus Club 1.4: Observer Staff 4: Mel- dramatic Club 4: Track 4. Ambition: To Succeed in the Scientific Field of Engineering GALLIAN. RAYMOND PHILIP Entered from: Morton High School Course: Secretarial Activities: Y.C.S. 2: Observer Staff 4: Football 2: Basketball 4: Track 4. Ambition: To be a Success in the Business World and a Credit to My Parents GARY. THOMAS A. Entered from: St. Peter Canisius Course: Commercial Activities: Pep Club 1. Ambition: To be a Success in Whatever I Undertake GAVIN. IOI-IN Entered from: St. Mel Course: General Commerce Ambition: To Live a Better Life GEMELLI. RICHARD JOSEPH Entered from: Sacred Heart Seminary Course: Scientific Activities: Rosary Club 2. Ambition: To be a Civil Engineer ....,..,..v Page 26 Page 27 me Class of GEMELLI. ROBERT M. Entered from: Our Lady of Pompeii Course: Scientific Activities: Band 1.2. Ambition: To be a Credit to My Mother. Civil Engineer GERHARDT. RICHARD IOSEPH Entered from: St. Celestine Course: Industrial Arts Activities: Rosary Club 1: A.D.C. 1: Swimming l. Ambition: To Build and Manufacture my Own Car GESTO. IOSEPH P. Entered from: Sacred Heart Course: Scientific Activities: Y.C.S. 2.3: Meldramatic Club 4: Football 1.2.3: Monogram Club 3.4. Ambition: To be a Civil Engineer GILBERT, DALE Entered from: Gary Course: Scientific Activities: A.D.C. lg Meldramatic Club 4: Football 1,2.3.4: Track 2.3: Monogram Club 2.3.4. Ambition: To be a Mechanical Engineer and a Credit to My Family GILGENBACH. RAYMOND A. Entered from: St. Peter Canisius Course: Scientific Activities: A.D.C. 1.2: Chaplain Corps l,2.3.4: Benildus Club, Vice-President 4: National Honor Society 3.4: Basketball 2.3.4: Pep Club 1.2,3: Monogram Club 3.4. Ambition: To be a Credit to God and My Family GILLIGAN. DONALD W. Entered from: St. Thomas Aquinas Course: General Activities: A.D.C. 1.2: Basketball 1.2. Ambition: To be in the F.B.l. GLEASON. EDWARD Entered from: St. Mel Course: Secretarial Activities: Y.C.S. l.2,3: A.D.C. 1: National Honor Society 4: Basketball 1.2.3.4. Ambition: To Retire GREGORCZYK. FRED I. Entered from: Bishop Quarter Military Academy Course: Scientific Activities: Observer Staff 3: Band 1: Yearbook Staff 4: Chess Club 1: Basketball 2: Bowling 2.3.4. Ambition: To be an Architectural Engineer GRIFFIN. IOE Entered from: St. Giles Course: General Activities: A.D.C. 1.2. Ambition: To be a Success GUZAY. CASIMIR Entered from: St. Fidelis Course: Scientific Ambition: To be a Civil Engineer HAFERTEPE. NORMAN A. Entered from: Quigley Preparatory Seminary Course: Scientific Ambition: To be a Multi'Mi1lionaire HALEY. WILLARD Entered from: St. Catherine of Siena Course: Commercial Activities: Meldramatic Club 4: Football 1.3.4. Ambition: To go to Heaven HANLOCK. I AMES Entered from: St. Celestine Course: Scientific Activities: Band 1.2.3.4. Ambition: To be a Mechanical Engineer HA NNA. IOHN Entered from: St. Eulalia Course: Classical Activities: Benildus Club 1: Bowling 1. Ambition: To be a Bookkeeper HANNA. WILLIAM Entered from: St. Peter Canisius Course: Scientific Activities: A.D.C. 1: Meldramatic Club 4: Football 4. Ambition: To Get Married. Have a Large Family and Lead a Good Christian Life me Class of I-IANZLIK, ROGER H. Entered from: Blessed Sacrament Course: Scientific Activities: A.D.C. 1. Ambition: To be a Chemical Engineer HAWKINS, MIKE Entered from: St. Mel Course: Commercial Activities: A.D.C. l: Basketball 1,Z.3,4. Ambition: To Play at the Chicago Stadium HAYES. DAVID M. Entered from: St. Nicholas of Tolentine Course: General Commerce Ambition: To be a Credit to My Parents and a Success in Life HEIBERGEH, ANTHONY N. Entered from: St. Eulalia Course: Secretarial Activities: Bowling 2,3. Ambition: To Own and Drive an El Dorado HELDMANN. DONALD P. Entered from: Our Lady Help of Christians Course: Scientific Activities: Football 1.2,3,4: Monogram Club 4. Ambition: To be a Credit to God, My Parents and My Country HICKEY. IAMES F. Entered from: St. Thomas Aquinas Course: General Activities: Track 1.2: Cross-Country 2. Ambition: To be a Success in Whatever I Enter I-IICKEY. RICHARD IOSEPH Entered from: St. Matthew Course: General Commerce Activities: Football 3. Ambition: To do Good in Whatever I may take Up HIGGINS, WILLIAM B. Entered from: St. Lucy's Course: General Commerce Activities: Meldramatic Club 4: Track 2. Ambition: To go to College and be an Agriculturist and a Credit to God and My Parents HOLMES. WILLIAM Entered from: St. Giles Course: Industrial Arts Activities: A.D.C. 1. Ambition: To Dodge the Draft HORA. DONALD C. Entered from: St. Frances of Rome Course: Scientific Activities: Football 3.4: Monogram Club 4. Ambition: To Profit by My Mistakes I-IORKY. RONALD W. Entered from: Ioseph E. Gary Course: Scientific Activities: Bowling 2,4. Ambition: To be an Analytical Chemist or Policeman HOUMAN. THOMAS G. Entered from: St. Celestine Course: Classical Ambition: Army Career I-IUFF. IOHN E. Entered from: St. Finbarr Course: Scientific Activities: Meldramatic Club 3.4: Table Tennis 1. Ambition: To be an Electrical Engineer and to be as Good a Father as My Father Is HURT. RONALD I. Entered from: St. Ferdinand Course: Secretarial Activities: Bowling 2,3,4: Football l. Ambition: To be a Successful Business Manager IWANSKI. IAMES S. Entered from: Immaculate Conception Course: Scientific Activities: Rosary Club I: Football 1: Swimming 1.2- Ambition: To Try and Make Something of Myself Page 28 me Class of 3 IACOBSON. IOSEPH L. 3 Entered from: Quigley Preparatory Seminary 5 Course: Scientific Activities: Pep Club 2.3.4. Ambition: Aeronautical Engineer IAREK. RICHARD l. Entered from: St. Camillus Course: General Ambition: To be Successful in Choosing My State oi Life IAWORSKI. RAYMOND Entered from: Good Shepherd Course: Scientific Ambition: To be a Pharmacist IOHNSON. DONALD IOSEPH Entered from: St. Mel Course: Classical Activities: Pep Club 2.3: Swimming 1. Ambition: To be a Success in Life IOHNSTON. RICHARD JOSEPH Entered from: Resurrection Course: Scientific Activities: Basketball 1: Pep Club 2, Ambition: To be a Success in Life KALATA. IOHN A. Entered from: St. Camillus Course: Scientific Activities: Meldramatic Club 3.4: Chess Club 1: Observer Staff 3, Feature Editor 4: Bowling 2.4. Ambition: To be a Chemist KALIVODA. GEORGE R. Entered from: St. Hugh Course: Scientific Activities: Swimming 1: Bowling 2.3.4. Ambition: To be a Credit to God and My Parents KALLAS. IEROME IOSEPI-I Entered from: St. Hedwig Course: Industrial Arts Activities: A.D.C. 1: Tennis 2: Swimming 2. Ambition: To be a Good Catholic KANE. IAMES Entered from: Our Lady Help of Christians Course: General Commerce Activities: A.D.C. 1: Art Club 1. Ambition: To Live a Good Catholic Lite KARPINSKI, ARTHUR T. Entered Irom: Our Lady of Mercy Course: General Commerce Activities: Rosary Club 1.2. Ambition: To See the World and to be a Success KEDGE. IAMES Entered from: St. Angela Course: Industrial Arts Activities: A.D.C. 1: Bowling 3: Cross-country I. Ambition: To be Mayor of Chicago KELLY. IAMES I. Entered from: Resurrection Course: Scientific Activities: Bowling 2. Ambition: To be a General KELLY, IOSEPH PATRICK Entered from: St. Mel Course: Classical Activities: Meldramatic Club 4: Bowling 2. Ambition: To be a Medical Doctor KELLY. PAUL Entered from: Resurrection Course: Commercial Activities: Band 1. Ambition: Undecided KENDERVICH, RON Entered from: St. Mary ol Czestochowa Course: General Commerce Ambition: To Gain ct Good Vocation in Life Page 29 UVA? Class of KENDZIOR. DONALD S. Entered from: H. B. Mason W Course: General I Activities: Football 1: Bowling 2.3, Secretary 4. Ambition: To be a Success KENN. WILLARD I. Entered from: Our Lady Help of Christians Course: Scientific Activities: Benildus Club 4: Meldramatic Club l,2,3.4: Observer Stafi l,4: Pep Club 3. Ambition: To be as Good a Man as was My Father KENNEDY, EDMOND M. Entered from: St. Angela Course: Scientific Activities: A.D.C. 1.2. Ambition: To be a Commercial Pilot KENNEDY. ROBERT B. Entered from: St. Anthony Course: Secretarial Activities: Bowling 2. Ambition: To be an Accountant KENNEDY, WILLIAM STEWART Entered from: Our Lady Help of Christians Course: Industrial Arts Activities: Meldramatic Club 3. Ambition: To be a Mechanical Engineer KENT. IOHN M. Entered from: St. Mel Course: Scientific Activities: A.D.C. l,2: National Honor Society 4: Bas- ketball l,2.3,4: Monogram Club 3,4. Ambition: To be a Credit to God and My Parents KESSLER. WILLIAM P. . Entered from: Maternity B.V.M. Course: Scientific Activities: Senior Council Member 4: National Honor Society 4: Pep Club 3. Ambition: To be a Success in all My Undertakings KINCS, NICHOLAS FRANK Entered from: St. Robert Bellarmine Course: Scientific Activities: Bowling 2.3. Ambition: To be a Successiul Mechanical Engineer and a Credit to My Parents KLORIG. WILLIAM NASH Entered from: Our Lady Help of Christians Course: Scientific Activities: Observer Staff 4: Meldramatic Club 4: Swimming 2. Ambition: To be a Chemical Engineer KLUGA, EDMUND ROBERT Entered from: Mary Queen of Heaven Course: Industrial Arts Activities: Art and Poster Club 3.4: Pep Club 3. Ambition: Architectural Engineer KMIECIAK. RONALD IEROME Entered from: Mary Queen of Heaven Course: Industrial Arts Activities: Football 1: Track 1,25 Cross-country 2: Bowling 4. Ambition: To be Like My Brother KOMORNICKI, DANIEL Entered from: St. Constance Course: Scientific Activities: Chaplain Corps 1. Ambition: To be a Success in Lite KONSOER, WILLIAM THOMAS Entered from: Presentation Course: Scientific Activities: Rosary Club I. Ambition: To be a Credit to My Father and Mother KOPISH. STEPHEN P. Entered from: St. Cyril and Methodius Course: Industrial Arts Activities: Chess Club 2: Bowling 3. Ambition: Electrical Engineer on Iet Motors KOPPES. THOMAS L. Entered from: St. Robert Bellarmine Course: Scientific Activities: Football l. Ambition: To Make a Million Page 30 Page 31 UA.: Cla.. of 7954 KOWALSKI. IERRY F. Entered from: St. Blase t Course: Scientific Activities: A.D.C. l: Meldramatic Club 4: Basketball l,2,3,4: Monogram Club 3.4. Ambition: To have Pearly Teeth and grow Long Hair KOZAK. THOMAS G. Entered from: St. Ann Course: Scientific Activities: Chess Club 1: Football 2: Swimming 1. Ambition: To be a Success in the Field I'm Chosen For 1 KOZAN, RONALD E. Entered from: st. Fidelis 1 Course: Classical Activities: Benildus Club 4: Bowling 2,3: Basketball 4. Ambition: Doctor of Oral Surgery KREN. WILLIAM F. Entered from: St. Leonard Course: General Commerce Activities: AD.C. l,2: Rosary Club l: Benildus Club 4: Debate Club 1,2,4: Meldramatic Club 2.3.4: Year- book Staff 4. Ambition: To be like My Dad KRONES. IOHN PAUL Entered from: St. Agatha Course: Industrial Arts Activities: A.D.C. 1: Bowling 2.3.4. Ambition: To be a Draftsman KUENKELE. BILL R. Entered from: St. Angela Course: General Activities: Bowling 2. Ambition: To be Happily Married and get to Heaven KURTZ, LOUIS F. Entered from: St. Nicholas ot Tolentine Course: Scientific Activities: Benildus Club 4: Pep Club 3. Ambition: To be a Success in Life KURTZER. ROBERT Entered from: Our Lady of Victory Course: General Commerce Activities: Benildus Club 4: Bowling 3. Ambition: To be an Electrotyper LAMESCH. DONALD STEPHEN Entered from: St. Iames Course: Scientific Activities: Benildus Club 4: Pep Club 3. Ambition: To Attain Success LASKOWSKI, RAMON Entered from: St. Mel Course: Industrial Arts Activities: A.D.C. 1: Art and Poster Club 3: Swimming 2. Ambition: To be a Draftsman and to Get to Heaven LAZARZ. MARION P. Entered from: St. Rita High School Course: Commercial Ambition: To Have a Good Vocation in Life LEE. KENNETH M. Entered from: St. Mary of Celle Course: General Ambition: To be Successful in Whatever I Do LEMPA. IOSEPH S. Entered from: St. Fidelis Course: Scientific Activities: Benildus Club 4: Meldramatic Club 4: National Honor Society 4: Basketball 2. Ambition: To be a Petro-chemical Engineer LENZINI. ERNEST L. Entered from: Austin High School Course: Scientific Ambition: Chemical Engineer LiBRIZZI. RICHARD ANTHONY Entered from: St. Richard's Course: General Activities: Track 3: Bowling 2: Swimming 1. Ambition: To Retire at an Early Age me Class of LIEDTKE. GREG Entered irom: Our Lady Help of Christians Course: General Commerce l Activities: Gregorian Chant Choir 2. Ambition: To be Successful in Everything LINN. IOHN WILLIAM Entered from: Hyde Park Course: Scientific Ambition: To be Truly Happy in Whatever I Do LIZAK. CHESTER A. Entered from: St. Fidelis Course: Classical Activities: Benildus Club 4: Bowling 2,3,4. Ambition: To make Rockefeller Look Like a Pauper LONG. GERALD W. Entered from: St. Robert Bellarmine Course: General Ambition: To Become a Success LORITZ, ROBERT WAYNE Entered irom: Nobel Course: Classical Activities: A.D.C. 1,2: Tennis 2. Ambition: To be an Anesthetist LOSITO. VINCE I. Entered from: St. Barbara Course: Classical Activities: A.D.C. 1: Basketball LZ: Track 4: Mono- gram Club. Ambition: To Get Married to a Beautiful, Rich Girl LOVELY. LAWRENCE R. Entered from: Our Lady of Sorrows Course: Industrial Arts Ambition: To Get Out of High School LOWERY, MICHAEL l. Entered from: St. Matthew Course: General Commerce Ambition: Certified Public Accountant LUKES. RONALD Entered from: Cyane High School Course: General Commerce Activities: Rosary Club 2. Ambition: To be a Good Businessman LULLO. WAYNE ANTHONY Entered from: Presentation Course: Industrial Arts Activities: Bowling 2. Ambition: To be an Electrical Engineer LYNAM. IAMES E. Entered Irom: Austin Course: Classical Activities: Meldramatic Club 4: Basketball 4. Ambition: Remain Siingle to the Bitter End LYONS. GERALD Entered irom: LaSalle Institute Course: Industrial Arts Activities: Football 1: Tennis 1. Ambition: To be a World Traveler MALLY. DONALD A. Entered from: St. Attracta Course: Scientific Activities: A.D.C. 1: Track 1: Cross-country Z. Ambition: To be a Success in Everything I Do MANONI. ANZO S. Entered from: Ellsworth High School, Pa. Course: Classical Activities: Benildus Club 41 National Honor Society 4: Yearbook Staff. Senior Editor 4: Swimming 4: Mel- dramatic Club 4. Ambition: To be an Electrical Engineer MARCHETTA, RALPH A. Entered from: St. Francis Xavier Cabrini Course: Scientific Activities: A.D.C. 1: Meldramatic Club 4: Bowling 2. Ambition: To be a Beachcomber Page 32 me Class of MARTIN. THOMAS ROBERT Entered from: Quigley Preparatory Seminary Course: Commercial Ambition: To be as Good a Man as My Dad Was MAYER. WILLIAM I. Entered from: St. Francis of Rome Course: Industrial Arts Activities: Art Club 3: Track 2. Ambition: To be a Tool and Die Maker MAZZENGA. EDWARD IOHN Entered from: Resurrection Course: Classical Activities: Secretary, Senior Class: A.D.C. 1.2: Foot- ws ball l,2,3.4: Monogram Club 3.4. Ambition: To be an Engineer MCALOON. GEORGE BERNARD Entered from: St. Bartholomew Course: Scientific Ambition: To be a Doctor of Internal Medicine - MCCARTHY. PATRICK R. Entered from: Our Lady of the Angels Course: Scientific Activities: A.D.C. 1.2: Bowling 2.3.4. Ambition: To be a T.V. Repairman and Live a Happy Married Life McCAWLEY, IAMES D. Entered from: St. Mel Course: Scientific Activities: Meldramatic Club 3.4: Observer Staff 4: Yearbook Staff, Activities Editor 4. Ambition: To Buy from a Iew and Sell to a Scotchman at a Profit McDONNELI.. WILLIAM EMMETT Entered from: Marquette High School, Ottawa, Ill. Course: General Activities: Benildus Club 4: Meldramatic Club 4. Ambition: To be o Success in Whatever Vocation God Gives Me MCGRORY. DANIEL E. Entered from: St. Ioseph Seminary Course: General Commerce Activities: Benildus Club 4: Meldramatic Club 4: Pep Club 3.4. Ambition: To be a Success McKENNA KEN Entered from: St. Mel Course: Scientific Ambition: To go to Heaven MCKEVETT. IACK Entered from: St. Robert Bellarmine Course: Commercial ' Ambition: To be a Successful Plumber MCCLEARN. IIM Entered Irom: St. Mel Course: General Commerce Ambition: To be a Sport Journalist MCNALLY. IOHN IAMES Entered from: St. Mel Course: Secretarial Ambition: To become a C.P.A. McNEELA. IACK I. Entered from: St. Mel Course: General Ambition: To get a Good Wife MELICHAR. IOHN I. Entered from: Resurrection Course: General Ambition: To do Well in Whatever I Start MILLER. IOI-IN Entered from: St. Frances of Rome Course: General Commerce Activities: Track 2.3: Pep Club 1. Ambition: To be Successful in Any Field I Undertake Page 33 272. CA... of 1954 MILTON. GEORGE WILLIAM Entered irom: St. Lucy's Course: Scientific Activities: Senior Council 4: A.D.C. 1: Benildus Club 4: Observer Staff 4: Meldramatic Club 4: Swim- ming 1.2. Ambition: To be a Successful Lawyer MINWEGEN, IOE Entered from: Our Lady of Mercy Course: General Commerce Ambition: To be a Success in Any Field I Undertake MOORHEAD. BRUCE Entered from: Our Lady oi Mercy Course: Industrial Arts Activities: Bowling 2.3: Swimming 4. Ambition: Archeologist and a Numismatist MORRONE. FRANCIS X. Entered trom: Presentation Course: Classical Activities: A.D.C. l.2.3.4: Meldramatic Club 4: Bowl- ing 4. Ambition: Iack of All Trades MORRIS. DON Entered from: Maternity B.V.M. Course: General Ambition: To be a Success in Everything MORRISSEY. PETER Entered from: St. Hugh Course: Secretarial Activities: Pep Club 3: National Honor Society 3.4. Ambition: To Get a Good Iob MOWEN. RICHARD F. Entered from: Leo High School Course: Commercial Ambition: To Think like My Brothers MUELLER. IACK G. Entered from: St. Odilo Course: Secretarial Activities: Basketball 1.2: Bowling 3. Ambition: To be as Good a Man as My Father and to be a Credit to My Family MURDOCK. THOMAS P. Entered from: Annunciation Course: Scientific Activities: Baseball 2.3. Ambition: To be a Success in Whatever Field I may Enter MURPHY. WILLIAM H. Entered from: St. Mel Course: Scientific Activities: Basketball 1.2.3. Ambition: To he a C.P.A. NOWAK, EUGENE F. Entered irom: St. Celestine Course: Secretarial Activities: Christopher Movement 3.4: Band l.2.3.4: President 4: Bowling 3.4: Observer Staff 4: National Honor Society 3. Vice-president 4: Yearbook Staff 4. Ambition: To Get to Heaven O'BRIEN. TERRY E. Entered irom: St. Angela Course: Classical Activities: Chaplain Corps 1: Rosary Club 1.2: Mel- dramatic Club 4: National Honor Society 4. Ambition: To be as Good a Man as My Father O'CONNOR. PATRICK F. Entered from: Society of the Divine Word Seminary Course: Classical Activities: Meldramatic Club 4. Ambition: To Win on the Parlay Cards O'FARRELL. THOMAS P. Entered from: St. Bartholomew Course: Scientific Activities: Band 1.2.3.4: Meldramatic Club 1.2: Y.C.S. Z: National Honor Society 3.4. Ambition: To Remain a Bachelor OLSEN. BOB Entered from: Our Lady Help of Christians Course: Industrial Arts Activities: A.D.C. 2: Bowling 4. Ambition: To be an Electrical Engineer or a Profes- sional Baseball Player Page 34 Page 35 GZ? Class of O'NEIL. STEPHEN MICHAEL Entered from: St. Philomena Course: Classical Activities: Meldramatic Club 4: Bowling 2. Ambition: To Succeed in Whatever I Do ORSINGER. RICK F. Entered from: Marmion Military Academy Course: Scientific Activities: Benildus Club 4: Meldramatic Club 4. Ambition: Professional Revolutionist O'SHAUGHNESSY. WILLIAM EDWARD Entered from: St. Catherine of Siena Course: Secretarial Activities: Observer Staff 4: Debate Club l,2,3: Chess Club 1: National Honor Society 4: Bowling 4. Ambition: To be a Success PACCHINI, RICHARD Entered from: St. Lucy Course: Scientific Ambition: To be a Success PANATTONI. THOMAS R. Entered from: St. Attracta Course: Scientific Activities: A.D.C. 1: Glee Club 2. Ambition: To be a Success in Anything I Do PANZICA, NICOLAS CARMEN Entered from: St. Mel Course: Scientific Activities: A.D.C. 1: Benildus Club 4: Bowling 4. Ambition: To be Successful in Any Field I go Into PECORARI. IOHN G. Entered from: Austin High School Course: Scientific Activities: Bowling Z. Ambition: To be a Chemical Engineer PENNAVARIA. RUSS I. Entered from: Our Lady of the Angels Course: Secretarial Activities: Vice-President. Senior Class: Pep Club 3: Bowling 4: National Honor Society 4. Ambition: To be a Successful Businessman PERKINS. WILLIAM M. Entered from: Our Lady of the Angels Course: Classical Activities: Meldramatic Club 4. Ambition: To Make My Mother Happy and Proud of Me PETERSON. RAY L. Entered from: St. Catherine of Siena Course: General Activities: A.D.C. l: Football l: Basketball 2.3.4. Ambition: To be a Credit to My School PILCH, PATRICK D. Entered from: St. Peter Canisius Course: Scientific Activities: Chaplain Corps 2,3,4: Benildus Club 4: Observer Staff 3.4: Meldramatic Club 4. Ambition: To Live a Wise and Merry Life PINGATORE. GENE LOUIS Entered from: Cicero Course: Scientific Activities: Senior Class, Treasurer: Senior Council: Y.C.S. 2.3: A.D.C. 1.2: Meldramatic Club 4: National Honor Society 4: Basketball l.2,3,4: Monogram Club 3,4. Ambition: To be a Mechanical Engineer PLOTZKE. EDWARD A. Entered from: Our Lady oi Mercy Course: Scientific Activities: Golf 2. Ambition: To be a Dentist PLUMB. GEORGE L. Entered from: St. Ann Course: Scientific Activities: Benildus Club 4: Observer Staff 3, News Editor 4: Swimming l,2,3.4: Cross-country 2.3,4: Track 1.2.3,4: Monogram Club 2,3,4. Ambition: To Lead a Normal Christian Life POLIS. RAYMOND EUGENE Entered from: St. Mary of Czestochowa Course: General Activities: Debate Team 1: Bowling 2: Pep Club 1. Ambition: To be a Successful Businessman PRASCH, EDWARD R. Entered from: St. Mel Course: Secretarial Activities: Senior Council: Benildus Club 4: Baskets ball 1.2. Ambition: To be a Success in Whatever I Do PROSEK. ROBERT FRANCIS Entered from: St. Leonard's Course: Scientific Activities: Benildus Club 4: A.D.C. l: Pep Club 3: Basketball l: Track 2. Ambition: To be a Success in Engineering PUHL. DAVID Entered from: St, Celestine Course: Industrial Arts Activities: Band l. Ambition: To be a Success QUAGLIA. PHILIP LOUIS Entered from: St. Francis Xavier Course: Industrial Arts Activities: Football 1: Bowling 2. Ambition: To be a Success RACHT. DANIEL Entered from: St. Lucy Course: Commercial Ambition: To be Happily Married RADKE. WILLIAM A. Entered from: Resurrection Course: Scientific Activities: Band 1.2.3. Publicity Man 4: National Honor Society 3.4. Ambition to be an Electrical Engineer RANDAZZO. IOHN A. Entered from: Ryerson Course: Classical Activities: Chaplain Corps l.2: A.D.C. l.2: Meldra- matic Club l,2.4: Tennis 2. Ambition: To be a Success in Whatever I Enter RATZKI. WALTER I. Entered from: Maternity B.V.M. Course: Scientific Activities: Senior Council: A.D.C. l,2: National Honor Society 3. Secretary 4: Pep Club l,2,3: Swimming I. Ambition: To Make a Success of My Lite RAUCCI. IERRY ANTHONY Entered from: Our Lady Help of Christians Course: Industrial Arts Activities: Benildus Club 1: Rosary Club l: A.D.C. 2: Bowling 2. Ambition: To be a Tool and Die Maker RIESTER. ROBERT I. Entered from: St. Thomas Aquinas Course: General Commerce Activities: Rosary Club 1: A.D.C. 1: Bowling 4. Ambition: To Get through School in Four Years ROGALSKI, LEONARD W. Entered from: St. Mary of the Angels Course: Secretarial Activities: Bowling 2. Ambition: To be an Executive and the Best Dressed Man in Chicago ROSSI. IOHN I. Entered from: Our Lady oi the Angels Course: Scientific Activities: A,D.C. 1: Art and Poster Club l.2.3.4: National Honor Society 3.4. Ambition: To be a Civil Engineer ROTH, IOHN G. Entered from: St. Hyacinth Course: Classical Activities: Meldramatic Club 4: Football 1. Ambition: To Attain both My Spiritual and Worldly Goals ROY, WILLIAM A. Entered from: Immaculate Conception High School. Elmhurst Course: Classical Activities: Benildus Club 4: Meldramatic Club 4: National Honor Society 4. Ambition: To be a Teacher SAIDERA, MITCHELL I. Entered from: St. Fidelis Course: Scientific Activities: Bowling 2,3.4. Ambition: To be a Success in My Chosen Profession Page 36 Page 37 GZ? Class of SASENICK. RAYMOND Entered from: St. Robert Bellarmine Course: Industrial Arts Ambition: To be Successful in Whatever Responsi- bility I May Undertake SCHUSTER. IAMES P. Entered from: Our Lady ol Victory Course: Industrial Arts Activities: Chair Club 2: Bowling 3. Ambition: To be a Success in Anything I Take Up SATERNUS. MICHAEL Entered from: Our Lady oi the Angels Course: Scientific Activities: Art and Poster Club l.2.3: National Honor Society 3.4. Ambition: To be an Animated Cartoon Producer SCATENA. IAMES Entered from: Our Lady of Mercy Course: General Activities: Bowling 1.2. Ambition: To be a Successful Guy SCHERSCHEL. FRANK IOSEPH Entered lrom: Lowell Course: Classical Activities: A.D.C. l: Meldramatic Club 4: Observer Staff 4: Bowling 2: Pep Club 3. Ambition: To be an Architectural Engineer SCI-IIELE. DICK A. Entered from: St. Anthony Course: Secretarial Ambition: To be a Commercial Artist and a Baker SCHRETTER. TOM Entered from: Maternity B.V.M. Course: General Commerce Activities: Basketball 2. Ambition: To be Marilyn Monroe's Bodyguard SCHUTT. IOHN EDWARD Entered from: St. Mel A Course: Scientific Activities: A.D.C. I: Meldramatic Club 4: Football 1.2. Ambition: To be the Warden at Sing-Sing SCHWAB. WILLIAM I. Entered from: St. Lucy Course: General Commerce Activities:.Cross-country 2,3.4: Track 3.4. Ambition: To be a Credit to All the People Who Got Me this Far in Life SCHWARZ. HERBERT H. Entered from: Gary Course: Classical Activities: Y.C.S. 3: A.D.C. 1.2: Football l.2,3.4: Track 1.2: Monogram Club 2.3.4. Ambition: To be a Football Coach SCOPA. FRANK M. Entered from: Morse Course: Industrial Arts Activities: Senior Council: A.D.C. 1: Track 1.2. Ambition: To Break the Record at Half Day SENO. ANGELO L. Entered from: Mother Cabrini Course: Industrial Arts Activities: Rosary Club 1. Ambition: To be a Mechanical Engineer SERO. AMERIGO RONALD Entered from: St. Matthew Course: Classical Activities: Bowling 2.3.4. Ambition: To go in Business with My Father SHALLO0. IOSEPH D. Entered irom: Resurrection Course: Classical Ambition: To be a Credit to My Parents SHANNON, IOI-IN G. Entered from: St. Mark Course: Scientific Activities: Bowling 2.3: Swimming l: Pep Club 3. Ambition: To be an Automotive Engineer and Out Drag an Olds with a Crosley UA. Class of 7954 SHEPARD, DONALD W. Entered from: St. Angela Course: Classical ' Activities: Benildus Club 2: Football 2,3,4. Ambition: To be a Doctor of Medicine SHERMAN, THOMAS E. Entered from: St. Xavier Course: Commercial Activities: Senior Council: A.D.C. 2: Basketball l: Meldramatic Club 4. Ambition: To be a Credit to My Parents SKACH. IOHN M. Entered from: St. Angela Course: Scientific Activities: A.D.C. 1: Meldramatic Club 4: Football 1. Ambition: To be a Civil Engineer SKILLEN. RICHARD IOSEPH Entered from: St. Hugh Course: Industrial Arts Activities: Golf 2: Bowling 3.4. Ambition: To Serve God to the Best of My Ability SKIRIS. CLARE Entered from: St. Anthony Course: General Commerce Ambition: To be a Success in Whatever I Do SLOAN, ANDREW Entered from: St. Mel Course: Scientific Activities: A.D.C. l: Meldramatic Club 4: Basketball l,2,3,4: Monogram Club 2.3.4. Ambition: Sponge Diver in the Chicago River SMITH. IAMES I. Entered from: St. Catherine Course: General Ambition: To be a Success SMITH. PHILIP MICHAEL Entered from: S.S. Cyril and Methodius Course: Classical Activities: Meldramatic Club 4. Ambition: To be a Professional Baseball Player SOMONE, THOMAS M. Entered from: St. Ignatius Course: General Ambition: To be a Successful Guy SOSA. LOUIS Entered from: St. Agatha Course: General Commerce Activities: Choir Club 2: Meldramatic Club 2: Foot- ball l,2. Ambition: Professional Singer, Pop or Otherwise SPILLANE, WILLIAM D. Entered from: St. Mel Course: Scientific Activities: Senior Class, President: A.D.C. l,2: Mel- dramatic Club 4: Football l,2,3,4: Basketball l,2,3,4: Track 2: Monogram Club 3.4. Ambition: To See the World and Then See God STAGG. IAMES GEORGE Entered from: St. Ioseph Seminary Course: Classical Activities: A.D.C. I: Chaplain Corps 1: Benildus Club 1.4: Meldramatic Club 4: Pep Club 1.3. Ambition: To be What I Should STANCZYKIEWICZ. RAY I. Entered from: St. Wenceslaus Course: Scientific Activities: Chaplain Corps l: Observer Staff l: Bowl- ing I. Ambition: To be an Electrical Engineer STANEK. LEONARD I. Entered from: St. Fidelis Course: Classical Activities: Meldramatic Club 4: Bowling 2. Ambition: To be a Success in Whatever I May Take Up STEC, RICHARD I. Entered from: Manley High School Course: Commercial Activities: Basketball 4. Ambition: To be a Success and a Credit to My Parents Page 38 me Class of Entered from: St. Peter Canisius Course: General Commerce Activities: Benildus Club 4: Meldramatic Club 1,2.3,4: Yearbook Stafi 4: Cheerleaders 4: Pep Club 2. Ambition: To be a Credit to My Parents and Success- ful in Liie STOBIERSKI, NORM Entered from: Our Lady of the Angels Course: General Activities: Benildus Club 4: Basketball l. Ambition: To Get Along with People STOKLASA, RAY Entered Irom: Blessed Agnes Course: General Ambition: To Travel STOOPS. EDWARD IOSEPH Entered irom: Quigley Preparatory Seminary Course: Classical Activities: Benildus Club 4: Chaplain Corps 4: Mel- dramatic Club 3,4: Observer Staff 3. Ambition: To be a Saint STRONG, EUGENE F. Entered from: Sacred Heart Course: Scientific Activities: Benildus Club 4: A.D.C. 2: Pep Club 3. Ambition: Research Chemist with God's Help SVATOS, KENNETH W. Entered from: Blessed Sacrament Course: Scientific Activities: A.D.C. 1: Band l.2,3.4. Ambition: To be a Successful Musician SULLIVAN, IERRY M. Entered irom: St. Mel Course: General Ambition: To be a Success in Life SULLIVAN. IOHN PATRICK Entered from: Quigley Preparatory Seminary Course: Classical Activities: Observer Staii 4: Yearbook Staff 4: National Honor Society 3.4: Meldramatic Club 4: Swimming 4: Basketball. Manager 3.4: Monogram Club 3,4. Ambition: To have a Classy Chassy SULLIVAN, MICHAEL I. Entered from: Presentation Course: General Commerce Activities: Bowling 2. Ambition: To be a Credit to My Parents SULLIVAN. WILLIAM P. Entered from: St. Thomas Aquinas Course: General Activities: Bowling 2: Swimming l. Ambition: To be a Credit to My Parents SWAINE, THOMAS L. Entered from: St. Mel Course: Secretarial Activities: Football 1. Ambition: To be a Success SWEENEY. FRANK Entered from: Our Lady Help of Christians Course: General Commerce Activities: Benildus Club 4. Ambition: To be a Saiecracker TALLEY, IAMES I. Entered lrom: I. Sterling Morton Course: General Commerce Activities: Benildus Club 4: Cheerleaders 3: Pep Club 3. Ambition: To Own and Operate My Own Ice Cream Store TAMBURRINO, IAMES GRAHAM Entered from: St. Anthony's Seminary Course: Scientific Ambition: To Follow out My Vocation TASCI-I. THOMAS I. Entered from: St. Eulalia Course: General Ambition: To be a Pressman rj-A2 CAKES of l TAYLOR. lOl-IN 'I'. 5 Entered irom: Our Lady Help of Christians Course: Classical Activities: Benildus Club 4: Meldramatic Club 4: Foot- ball 1: Track 4: Bowling 2. Ambition: To be a Professional Baseball Player TEPPER. THOMAS IOI-IN Entered Irom: Fenwick High School Course: Secretarial Activities: Bowling 4: Swimming 4. Ambition: To be an Asset to God and My Country TERESI. NINO C. Entered from: St. Thomas Aquinas Course: Commercial Activities: Basketball 2. Ambition: To Live a Good and Successful Lite THALLEMER, MICHAEL Entered from: St. Giles Course: Industrial Arts Activities: A.D.C. 2. Ambition: Military Career TIERNEY, IACK Entered from: St. Priscilla Course: Industrial Arts Activities: Y.C.S. 2: Football 2. Ambition: To have a Successful Marriage TOOLEY, DONALD D. Entered from: Quigley Preparatory Seminary Course: Scientific Activities: Cross-country 3: Monogram Club 3,4. Ambition: To be a Success in Life VALENTI, DOMINIC V. Entered from: St. Ignatius Course: Scientific Ambition: To become an Executive VanGUILDER, IOHN ARTHUR Entered trom: St. Peter Canisius Course: Classical Activities: Benildus Club 4: Meldramatic Club l,2.3.4. Ambition: To be a Credit to My Parents VanWAZER. MICHAEL IOSEPH Entered from: St. Patrick Course: General Ambition: To be a Success in Life VIDONI, PIERRE G. Entered from: St. Attracta Course: Scientific Activities: A.D.C. 1: Cross-country 3.4: Track 2,3,4. Ambition: To make good in Anything I Undertake VRTIS, KENNETH E. Entered from: St. Odilo's Course: Industrial Arts Activities: Bowling 2,3,4. Ambition: To be an Architect WACHENDORF. WILLIAM I. Entered from: Lane Technical Course: General Activities: Swimming Ambition: To be a Success in Whatever I Undertake WAGNER, RONALD Entered from: St. Angela Course: General Ambition: To be as Good as My Father WALLACE. IAMES MICHAEL Entered from: St. Mel Course: Industrial Arts Activities: Benildus Club 4: Meldramatic Club 3. Ambition: To be a Man like My Father WALSH. IAMES THOMAS Entered from: St. Mel Course: General Commerce Activities: Sergeant-at-Arms 4: A.D.C. 1: Observer Staff 3,4: Yearbook Staff 4: Monogram Club 4. Ambition: To be a Success in Whatever I Undertake Page 40 Page 41 UAQ Class of 1954 WALTER. THOMAS GEORGE Entered from: St. Frances oi Home Course: Scientific Activities: A.D.C. 1,2: Benildus Club 4. Ambition: Undertaker: To Be Successful in all My Undertakings WANAMAKER. DONALD L. Entered from: Our Lady of the Angels Course: Industrial Arts Activities: A.D.C. 1: National Honor Society 3.4: Football 2.3. Ambition: To be an Architectural Engineer WEIBY. DON K. Entered irom: St. Genevieve Course: Scientific Activities: Chess Club 1: Swimming 1. Ambition: Aeronautical Engineer or Own a Small Aircraft Maintenance Company WEYRICH. ROBERT N. Entered from: Our Lady oi the Angels Course: Scientific Activities: A.D.C. 1.2: Benildus Club 4: National Honor Society 3. Sergeant-at-Arms 4: Monogram Club 4. Football 2,3.4. Ambition: To be an Engineer WHALEN, DAVID I. Entered from: St. Mel Course: General Activities: A.D.C. 1.2: Football 1. Ambition: To be a Success WICKORD. RICHARD W. Entered from: St. Eulalia's Course: Scientific Activities: Bowling 2. Ambition: To Enter into some Form of Engineering WILLIAMS. DENNIS I. Entered from: Our Lady of Mercy Course: Scientific Activities: Swimming 1. Ambition: To Enter in the Field of Engineering ZIELINSKI. MICHAEL IOSEPH Entered from: St. Mary's Course: Industrial Arts Activities: Bowling. Ambition: Dentist ZMICH. DONALD E. Entered from: Holy Innocents Course: Secretarial Activities: Basketball 2.3: Pep Club 1,Z. Ambition: To be a Success in the Business World Wa Q X V x x Tlsf V21 X xo.. 4 . , NN x X qi J X as f ,.x. V 3 mfslfcy 541461 ires man Zoofdab Top Varsity standing lett to right: R. Tetzlafl. P. Svetich, I. Kouba, G. Mota, R. Warner, W. Spillane, P. Boyle. K. White, W. Haley, N. Meger. K. Ianowiak, K. Burian, R. Koch, T. Weilandt, W. Hannon, D. Hora, D. Helclmann. R. Doyle, E. Mazzenga, G. Smart, Coach Ioe Keane, and Brother Bertrand. Kneeling: E. Bastian, C. Bratynski, M. Sullivan, M. Motch, W. Einspar, R. Geretti, G. Bemdt, H. Trudeau, T. Sierolawski, D. Anderson, W. Weyrich, R. Weyrich, H. Donrose, H. Iohnson, I. Carlucci, and Assistant Coach Sal Salato. Seated: E. Colon, H. Schwarz, W. Crunican, D. O'Leary, G. Iohnson, T. McGann, D. Shepard. R. Romeo, A. Duffy, D. Robinson, R. Gargano. I. Tomasetti. D. Hogan, M. Dato, and E. Tonneman. Bottom Left: Freshman squad standing left to right: R. Lodico, T. Doyle, I. Mota, M. Rovetto, S. Nowak, I. Koterba, T. Wilson, E. Cesario, V. Marasco, E. Slota, T. Mesetz, I. Wiewiora, C. Lazzara, A. Carvatta, and R. Bogdanovic. Kneeling: I. Mazienis, R. Hastings, A. Pollastrini, R. Talarek, E. Skade, I. Waterloo, I. Chiordi, I. Handlon, I. Ansbro, I. Dempsey, A. Lencioni, T. McNulty, L. Carr, and R. Cleveland. Seated: G. Macek, T. Galbraith, W. Meyer. I. Golec, I. Dillon, I. Simoncini, M. Harte, F. Pokrzywa, T. Conway. R. Gemelli, and A. Piniozzi. Page 44 I mms Cf 7953 Top Right: Gus Mota gallops downlield as followers pursue. Bottom Right: Some followers of Gus Motu trip up Phil Svetich alter short gain. The Knight's record for the football season is similar to pre- vious St. Mel seasons, but the record of one win cmd five losses fails to show that of those five losses. four of them were by one touchdown. Working from the single wing formation, the Melmen won their opening game but failed to click as well on offense as they did on defense. Page 45 griafron Close-ups St. Mel football players pictured on these two pages were the out- standing varsity members of the year. The Catholic League selected Pat Boyle as all-north section end. While Mike Motch was rated as tackle on the second team. Those ree ceiving honorable mention were tackles Herb Schwarz and Don Hora, and guard Bob Weyrich. Though these were the players particularly noted by their opponents as out- standing on the team, their efforts would not have been successful if they and the other regulars had not played as a unit. Top Photo: Melman about to grab pass tor short gain. Second Row: Heading downtie1d'aiter kickoff. Featured in the Second Row: Ioe Carlucci. Third How: Captain Pat Boyle and Phil Svetich. Fourth Row: Gus Mota and Don Hora. Bottom: Bob Weyrich. Page 46 f ,f'5 The '53 Varsity unanimously se- lected Pat Boyle to receive the most valuable player award. Herb Schwarz was rated the best de- fensive player, While Ed Mazzenga was voted the most improved player. Bill Spillane, destined last year to have cr terrific senior season, was sidelined all year with a shoulder injury encountered in an early pre- season practice game. Other out- standing regulars, who will be re- turning next year, are halfbacks Phil Svetich and Gus Mota, fullback Bob Warner, center Ioe Carlucci, guard Carl Bratyanski, tackle Mike Motch, and end Marty Sullivan. Top Photo: Phil Svetich linds obstacles in his path. Second Row: Features: Carl Bratyanski, Don Heldmann and Bob Warner. Third How: Marty Sullivan and Ed Mazzenga. Bottom: Bill Spillane and Mike Motch. Page 47 rj-Ae nigAfs M . .W Awww gf 1 .:..,, .KL I Ph sf ' F H ' A f fx 51- S4 3 ., ,1 Q E1 m ly Q4 I L Nh k f wil, 'I ' I 1 -f 'ix 6 M a W ww ix N Q if 1 NP' - K in el wus irsf 47411-Cifcy fjffle St. Mel basketball cagers won their first All-city title in a thrill- packed game against the famed Panthers of DuSable. By defeating the Public League champions 83-74 in the Stadium, St. Mel won its first city title in the schools history. The win, probably the roughest game of the year, was insured by the reserve strength of Coach Weaver's team. The victory was the final step in climbing to a clean sweep of basket- ball laurels this season. Upper Left: Ed Gleason drives in for score in championship tilt. Center Left: Gleason guards DuSable player as Mike Carosielli looks on, Center Right: Coach Weaver with starting quintet Cleft to right? Andy Sloan, lim Gilboy, Mike Carosielli, Ed Gleason and Pat Boyle. Lower Left: Gleason tussles for ball as teammates view action. Lower Center: Iim Gilboy stretches things a bit as he reaches for rebound. Lower Right: Knights senior team with season's spoils includes tl. to r.l: Top Row: E. Ahern, KD. Migala, R, Slawinski. M. Gentile, M. Hawkins, and W. Spillane. Second Row: Mgr, I. Sullivan, W. Sultka. I. Dinnen, M. Carosielli, R. Bober. R. Peterson, and Mgr. E. Gordon. Third Row: I. Gilboy, E. Gleason, Coach Iim Weaver, Br. Ierome David, A. Sloan, and P. Boyle. Bottom Row: I. Kowalski, and G. Pingatore. bm' 'QL ds? en of Sf. e 1 y X , r 'Q lx .. I RK i g ,. X A' .xl ' ,.1: XXX X kv? 2 X Q qv - W 1 f 5 I wr , gi , K E :. . K 5 , ff g . - ,,,.,..r,, Lfqggrfu 0 f I Z X' , in . K V A X .Y It A -. 5 w Q J 'W 5 1' W St. lVlel's Big Ten includes Cl. to rj Ray Peterson, lerry Kowalski, Ed Ahern, Mickey Hawkins, Andy Sloan, The Knights. cast as underdogs all season, brought home four crowns this year for a complete capture of all possible titles for a high school team in the Catholic League. Directed by Coach lim Weaver, the Melmen worked together as a heads-up ball club and compiled St. Mel's best basketball record in years with their 26-5 margin. Upper Left: lump-ball action during playoff game with St. George. Lower Left: Lightweights tangle with St. Patrick dur- ing final game. Lower Center: lim Gilboy leaps past St. George play- ers ior tally. Middle: Showing their winning drive are Cl. to r.J: Pat Boyle, Ed Gleason, Ierry Kowalski. and Mike Carosielli. CA amlaions oil. CAicago i f :E ,.v,P, .,,. X. K tx t ...,. is :N .S tp f 7 s. fb. . fs ll I W A ll li Y X NQN i l t X 3 X l 1 ig I Q ., - M E g ' I k,.,::' : A gm 3 gil ' . Q... l y l L Ed Gleason, Pat Boyle, Mike Carosielli, lim Gilboy and Gene Pingatore. The heavyweight team started its successful campaign early in the year by winning the St. George Holiday Tournament. Then they took the North Section crown, admitting defeat in only two games of the league season. The Melmen followed through, sweeping the Catholic League title then gaining the biggest prep crown, the title. St. Mel is the first Catholic league team to make a clean sweep of basketball firsts since 1942. Cnly one other team has accomplished this feat. Upper Left: Mike Carosielli lays up two points against Fenwick. Upper Right: Iim Gilboy goes high for score in finals of Catho- lic League. Bottom: Gleason adds another basket in struggle against Fenwick. like ore if Ijze arolwoocl gxlaerfs ,is Top Left: Liqhtweiqht caqers are il. to r.l Mqr. I. Sullivan, I. Belluomini, I. Lynam, F. Schultz, I, Tye, I. Sparagna, I. Daniels. R. Gilqenbach, I. Kent and Coach Weaver. Kneeling: Mgr. E, Gordon, D. Black, E. Kielkowski, F. Quilici, D. Ryan, E. Behounek, E. Myslinski, and D. Robinson. Top Right: Lights starting team includes: Cl. to r.l Iim Belluomini, Ioe Tye, Captain Ray Gilqen- bach, Fred Schultz, cmd Iack Kent. Page 52 Second How: Midgets, standing leit to right: P. Hardy, R. Michalik, I. Vlaha. W. Meyer, R. Tadin, I. Boland, C. Mentis, and Brother Henry, Kneeling: E. Brockman, R. Shine, C. Boyd, R. Mahoney, A. Licata, I. Engels, G. Conroy. P. Hurley and E. Tully. Third Row: Bantamsi rear Cl. to r,l Coach Crow- ley, T. Ienkins, K. Burian, I. Petrovich, B, Kranieke, I. Fenelon, G. Daudalin, K. Ianowiak. D. Sullivan, and L. Kinsella. Front: Mgr. M. Havlik, R. Waterloo, R. Casey, S. McQueeny, I. Mazintas, R. Iohnston, R, Hastings. I. Di Buono, I. Rojewski, and Mgr. I. Skillen. Bottom: Flyes, standing, ll. to r.D: Coach Crowley, Mgr. M. Havlik, D, Frede, T. Barrett, I. Young, I. Ansbro, I. Floss, C. Kalva, and Mgr. I. Skil- len. Kneeling: R. Scacco, A. Pintozza, A. Sev- erino, E. Keye, C. Koss, E. Slinqerland, C. Bubel, G. Hlavac, and A. Filarski. ew guide or ross own frcy eam The St. Mel Cross Country team acquired a new coach this year. He is Mr. Raymond Genovese from River Forest, where he coached some excellent teams. With their new coach, the Knight's Iunior team captured third place in the Catholic city-meet. Losing only three boys from the Senior team, next year's squad should have much desired experience. Top: Coach briefs team on story ot time. Second How Lelt: Tom Lavin re- ceives needed encouragement from Coach Genovese at finish line. Second Row Right: Bill Schwab sets last pace in two-mile meet. Third Row Lefl: Bob Donnelly is attended by coach as rest ol team anxiously looks on. Third How Right: St. Mel Harriers start with grim determination. Bottom Left: Melmen's Iunior team are standing: Coach R. Geno- vese, T. Lavin, F. Bardwell. P. Nieman, and Manager P. Zell. Kneeling: R. Donnelly, M, Mack, and K. Duyan. Boltom Hight: Kniqht's Senior team are standing: Mgr, P. Zell, P. Vidoni, I. Klein, R. Blakely, Captain G. Plumb, A. Swae- kauski, E. Glen, and Coach R. Genovese. Kneeling: K, Duyan, D. Olenek, C, Cardamone, I. Marchese, W. Schwab, and N. Vidoni, Page 53 Top Lett: Ierry Kowalski drives in for two. Top Right: Eager faces hope tor score. Center Left: lohn Dineen hooks one in. Center Right: Senior Department winners listening to Capt. Ed Prasch twith ball? are tsittingl Bill McDonnell, lack Meuller, Bill Sullivan, Tom Swaine, Ray Gallian, and standing are Ed Gleason, Iohn Dineen and Iohn Chaput. Bottom Left: lohn Dineen and Ierry Kowal- ski jump high during senior champion- ship tussle. Bottom Right: Winners of the Iunior Depart- ment struggle are first row: Ronald Kubes, lim Gilboy. Ed Ahern. Second Row: Fred Schultz, Iim Grichnik, Robert Prochaska, Tom Gill, and Ed Myslinski. nframura cMaLyAem n asf uilcbng Intramural basketball games in the East Building were featured early in the year by the National Honor Society. Hectic battles occurred as each room boasted of its great team. Varsity members were allowed to play, a fact which explains the caliber of the championship games. Iunior Department winners were Iunior 301 with Iunior 202 as runner-up. Senior 405 headed the Senior Department and just edged out Senior 403 in the final playoff game. These battles settled the question of the best room team in each department. Page 54 r carp .sgrafj . 'Hua 5 is Kiss qc .Q f5'M':f X s 14 . . .nr .rr , QM: Mfr QW'-'4 0521. 1 Giiffl 3 'sniff ' Wil? X 631131 ' xfsllil I 143596 X aff? qnzx Zan! ' A ,rm ri Q 'X r ffucrf J 'iam STRACK, TRACKI XTR EK M51 vs Q.. ,K Sv N w 'tt . ?, wwf...-f ,iq 5' a '- A .N I 5 V T. Mp mf TRACK si-We Tllify cg .5 Q m Y Tum 91'-Ury . mfr- , f1?5i?f 33? 5 T 'fiiafa 'X 'ii' .fi it erm, ' J X Y 9? X .gy r , Ar ,l,2 , J .maj bn- ' 'NM if I f 5 ' Q' rue ign If Spring - rac Last Row, Lei! to Right, Brother Bertrand. Mr. Genovese, S. DeChristopher, W. Lindsay, M. Galiga, T. Panattoni, P. Cum- mings, R. Brennan, R. Piton. D. Mann, I. Tessitore. D. Errera, R. Fox, H. Drogosz, N. Vidoni. F. Mack, G. VanEcke, R. Cleveland. G. Balsitis, Manager. . Middle Row: R. Bouhin, R. Pichlik, T. Kennedy, R. Donnelly, R. Pirsein, F. Bardwell. I. Lomec, G. Hummert, I. Rojewski. T. Lavin, D. Ciahffone, I. Courtney. Bottom Row: R. Blakely, G. Plumb, R. Rogers, E. Rossini, W. LaBarge, W. Udziela, G. Klien, E. Nemec, W. Falardeau, C. Car- damone, G. Lyons, R. Gallagher, M. Weber. Not Pictured, Iuniors: G. Tomacek. W. Maher, W. Ebert, I. Tulipano, R. Ianowiak, W. Meyer, I. Milazzo, F. Lazarra. Not Pictured, Seniors: R. Warner, A. Swaikauski, B. Kenny, G. Marchese. One sure sign of spring is the appearance of the St. Mel Track Team. Every- day they can be seen working at Rockne Stadium under the direction of Coach Raymond Genovese. Pictured above are some scenes of the Cinder team in action. Page 55 QW NV TV - A f W Riff If as A 2 A..,-. i , A1 , Q as 2- IQ.: A ,gag .-.. :Wi l ,.., ., - I r 4 W .G vv - N16 v.-, V SL A . A 55,4 K ...,. 5 ,,. 2 . ..,.E x h 4 I n it l g ,A . ,,,, , K AR ig ah. V b 'I fmww I Nw' px 5' M' 1 . 1' Y .1 'Q 5 7 W i :Km q Q H 6 f , Ei g f , 5? f W ,iv .V V - , Q if 55 A 47 ggi? ,E v:.: gin 1 T X V' 35 .,,v 4 K Q :ii - ,fel ., 5, ,A f em I X if, if r . W Y 41,4 i W V 'YM Ji A b t, Q.. v.,.. I .,-- K I :I F H N il E gym sf Q1gQ g,,S ,E J wg , w 3 T M M Q M f 'i,, S ig fc up W, M X 3 W Qian? Q gf. is W f , wimpy mtg ,..lm!,.w,l?r, 3, k iifl .L kgs, W ' 4, Q 5 N wax.. M .x:Q 7. Aw W, lx i X AN 5, , w A ' Q A jg sa rxga' 5,5 -I , M, 9'ft'9 . . b Y , ' V A ' tw? Q fy .- K ' ' A , Ag ,iff as ' W? ...Y A. Y 4 Tv I KW Cx ' Q ' .. ' Wy Q M J' , 1 h 1 V s. 'Sz'?55xf 7 ff , U iffy 'RQ Lip f W ' ., ' my H uf, I Q ..A - L, ' i 1 f V, ,425 , ' ,fawlr W 1 - swf .- , yggf wx Q4 Q. ,S Q, Q I .W A, X , 2 ,' . , war , - x pf, X J W H, 1 , 5' - sw ww . ' - g y ,, , wax ' 'X , ' . ew ,,.., , , 3 . H , . NVQ? PM 'gr 1 ' 1-.Q 'K .. 1,5 Q 5, nf f w f' .. ,,Q+Kfgz Wu,x? may ' wi , - 5 saw - 4 W ,av g . f gig -:ws A w'f.M,mMXg, 4. ' . . -N- KHSPZKW ,, 'k fii:Mf.p' , - - U V9 . -- .,,, ,. , . ,. - ', W u R ., .,.. ATI, W 'mi Q , A , Q bf A --'-' QW, MQW ., V. 3, ...N W m.5 , og.- 1 v, Ks may y ,...,. . dc ZF ., . 5, A M 5, ', xl.. .V --. 9 -K2 Cheerleaders 041401 Jeglers onfrigufe fjo Two of the most active groups that bear the banner of Knights are the Cheerleaders Club cmd the Bowling League. The Cheerleaders, under the direction of new moderator, Brother Arnold, completed an active year with the completion of the basketball season. Cheer- ing is an important part of any athletic endeavor, and these Melmen contributed their time unseltishly to boost the St. Mel spirit at all sporting events. The Cheerleaders Club: Standing: D. Mc- Lean, I. Mitchell, I. Napolean, I. Vargo, I. Fixari, Kneeling: G. Fahey. R. Stens- rud, V. Arnone. I. Carroll, F. Goss. Second Line: Iohn Carroll and Vince Arnone. The Bowling League performs a wonderful service for St. Mel. It provides the members of the stu- dent body with healthtul relaxa- tion and activity, while bringing them closer together and offering a chance for all the Knights to get better acquainted in the weekly contests. The top bowlers: R. Eck, D. Kendzior, I. Larson. H. Hurt, I. Eterno. Checking their scores are, Standing: R. Pennavaria, T. Depukat, R. Reister, F, Marrone, I. Kalata, and R. Horky. Seated: C. Coffey, G. Kalivoda, P. McCarthy. Page 57 Jnighf Spirif wwf? Mnfiring gllforfs, nimifagle usic. BAND PERSONNEL: Left to Right First Row: K. Svatos, Vice-President: R. Gaimari, R. Girga, F. Bosco, W. Algieri, L. Strzelecki, M. Swenney, I. Davy, D. Pie:ce, H. O'Farrell. Second Row: G. Parrulli, R, Ehrenberger, I. Henek, R. Kujawa, H. Harwig, B. Ballutt, G. Nowak, President: P. Tolosko, R. Berryman, R. Gorski, I. Carbone, P. Dort, L. Bilek, Treasurer. The St. Mel Band is undoubtedly one of the most vital and necessary activities in the school. For example, the band has never missed a football game, rain or shine, snow or sleet: it is always there to encourage the team and student body to give their all for the school they represent. The Band played a prominent part in the triumphs of our basket- ball champions at St. George, Loyola, and the Chicago Stadium. Twice a year, under the competent and capable guidance ot Mr. Thomas Fabish and Mr. Ralph Meltzer the band performs at two major concerts, one at Christmas and one in the spring. There are also numerous other concerts which are presented throughout the city and suburbs. Page 58 nu,t fjle Sf. mel Ban Third Row: I. Mazienis, T. Murphy, F. Finkbeiner, T. Fleming, A. DeVine, L. Menconi, A. Corbo, Librarian: I. Hanlock, I. DiCostanzo, T. O'Farrell, G. Pawlak, I. Miller, R. Mrazek, E. Lopez, B. McNamara, A. Esposito, I. Reilly, M. Motch, B. Becker, I. Males, N. Fannells, Secretary. Fourth Row: A. Pankey, Thomas Fabish, Director: Ralph Meltzer, Associate Director: H. Boerner, F. Migacz, D. DeQuaker, N. Murphy, W. Radke, Publicity Manager: S. Ingallinera, G. Fink- beiner, D. Positano. Inserts: Iames Hanlock, William Algieri, Paul Dort, Gene Nowak, Lawrence Bilek, William Radke, Nick Fanella, Attilio Corbo, Thomas O'Farrell, Ken Svatos, Henry Boerner. Mr. Fabish, who is completing his eighteenth year at St. Mel, is a main factor in the great success of the band. Mr. Meltzer, who is assistant band director and a graduate of St. Mel, is a typical example of one of the hundreds of Knights who have become prominent well-known musicians. The men who have worked untiringly behind the scenes are the two Moderators of the band, Brother Pius and Brother Arnold. Everyday without fail they solve many troubles and problems for the sole benefit of the band and its members. Page 59 -an I ,ski Q 4 V Q, K Q L Q X A U I 0 f' R Aff I wx A 'L+ ' A Y . Q, 1' 1 l k- Ln ,xg J R A Q Q 4535? ,mm mr , 8 . -lnllli S f willy ,xguclclt 04 owerful Ijrale The Meldramatic Club of St. Mel presented its major production of the year, Billy Budd , at Resurrection Auditorium on February 20, 21, 1954. Based on a novel by Herman Melville, the play carried on the fine tradition of the St. Mel dramatic presentations of the past. Playing to a full house both nights, the production was acclaimed a tech- nical masterpiece. It was the most difficult play ever staged by the Meldramatic Club, involving three set changes, nine scenes, and the construction of a 1798 British war ship on the stage of the auditorium. Cf 7A Upper Left: The execution scene Center Left: A tense moment in the COLlflYOOU'l SCQIIQ. Bottom: Captain Vere tongue lashes a group of crew mem- bers with mutinous sentiments. Center Strip: Claggart ponders his iate. Vere prays tor guidf ance, and Budd and lenlcins engage in a maindeck scuffle. Upper Right: Officers Rea, Rat- clifte, and Wyatt engage in a little kidding oi the unapprecia- tive Gardiner. Center Right: Vere and Budd be- fore the execution. Page 61 me ' efclranfzafzc - rcqanizafion Sxfraor inarly 1' First Row: C. Kornatowski, I. McCawley, T. O'Brien I. Kalata, D. Mclean W Ke 1 th Row. G. Chlebak, T. Depukat, I. Huff, N. Desbiens, I. Roth, R. Powers, P. Smith. Sixth Row: W. Haley, W. Perkins, I. Randazzo, Manoni, F. Scherschel, W. Roy. Standing Hear: I. D'Onofrio, I. Taylor, A. Sloan, I. Crivolio. W. Klorig, M. Cahill, I. Sullivan, Chapiesky, I. Lynam, I. Gesto, I. Kowalski, Gallagher, F. Morrone, I. Spadaro, M. Blasi, I. Kelly, R. Rogala, R. Cahill, R. Orsinger, I. Tibbs, I. Van Guilder, and R. Obrachta. A. Bottom: The otiicers of the Meldramatic Club: QL. to RJ First Row: William Spillane, vice presi- dent: Patrick Pilch, secretary: and Dan Mclean, president. Rear: Iohn Sullivan, sergeant-at- arms: and Iames Lynam, treasurer. The Meldramatic Club is on i h e o t e most popular organizations at St Mel Under the dire tion ot Mr. Gerald E Sullivan the club h . . c- . as staged some splendid productions and brought great praise to the school. This year the club staged two productions, three if you count the Christmas pantomime farce at the Marbro. Everyman , a modern adaptation of the classic in evening clothes, was the selection chosen for the Loyola Play Festival. It received praise from everyone Who saw it. Billy Budd was the major three act production presented at Resurrection Auditorium. The technical perfection of the play was acclaimed as outstanding by the audiences t the hall both evenings. The Meldramatic Club serves a d Won erful function at St. Mel. It gives the student body an opportunity to display their artistic talents and gain some marvelous training in the world of the theatre. hat filled Page 62 , . nn. Second How: A. Tortora, R. Woods, W. Spillane, I. Stagg, R. Stensrud, I. Carroll. Third Row: D. Hoffman, W. McDonnell. I. Hutt, P. Pilch, Fourth How: l. Fogarty, P. Arbor, E. Stoops, I. Eterno. S. O'Neil, R. Bock. and W. Kren F'f ' cfivifies G isfincfion 54146156614 expression 'IF THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: tTopl Seated: left to right around the table: Michael Saternus, Robert Weyrich. Anzo Manoni, Iohn Sullivan, Eugene Nowak, Thomas O'l:'arrell, Donald Wanamaker, Iohn Eterno, Peter Morrissey, and Patrick Boyle. Standing: Iohn Rossi, Walter Ratzki, and Raymond Gilgenbach. DEBATE CLUB Lett to Right: Standing: Richard Rogala, President. lst Row: Edward Coman, Donald Oesterlin, Donald Sunseri, Iohn Nawodylo, Iohn Angerame, Iames Stanton, William Kren fSecretaryl, Daniel McLean. 2nd Row: Herbert Iohnson, Errol Sismelich. Ronald Burton, Clayton Granacki, Robert Woods, Richard Bock, Robert Schultze. 3rd Row: Iohn Drossart, Del Hottman, Robert Richardson, Robert Farrell, Robert Kenney, Eugene Cesario, Ioseph Tessitore. 4th Row: tStandingl: Raymond Obrachta, CVice-Presidentl, George Stanczykiewicz, Iohn Tibbs, Iohn Belmonte, Robert Eft, David Flanagan, Richard Gallo. Richard Powers, Angelo Tortora tTreasurerl. Two of the most distinguished societies active at St. Mel are the National Honor Society, and the Debate Club. Membership in the N.H.S. is the highest honor that can be paid to any high school student. It represents outstanding performance in the tields of scholarship, leadership, char- acter, religion, and school activities. No Melman can hope for a greater honor during his high school career than induction into this most distinguished ot all activities. The Debate Team boasts a group of fine, well trained orators. Throughout the past school year under the direction of Brothers Julius Herbert and Iohn Nicholas, the team has repre- sented St. Mel in admirable fashion in all the tournaments in which it participated. One of its members, Iohn Tibbs, won the championship of the city of Chicago in The Voice of Democracy contest, thus reflecting the entire caliber of this fine, well coached, team. Page 63 ccenf Cn en ,!3eAincl C.7Ze Scenes S. Top: The Blessed Brother Benildus Voca- tion Club in the library: L. to R. seated around the table, K. Carmig- M-. ART AND POSTER CLUB Bottom Seated: R. Franciere, T, Gorski, C. Bartkowiak, E. Leuthner, F. Kehoe, T. Peters, R. Eck, I. Rossi, I. Cairelli. Standing: E. Hughes, T. Owens, I. Pirholer. The Benildus Club is an organization of seniors Whose principal purpose is to pray for vocations. During the year they sponsored frequent retreats at Opus Dei and pro- moted a missal drive as well as creating posters on various religious orders. The Art and Poster Club, a group ot Knights who publicize the many activities at St. Mel through the creation of posters, has done an enormous amount of behind the scenes work to make St. Mel activities popular. Page 64 nani, F. Sweeney, W. Doyle, R. Bri- chetto, R. Kozan. N. Panzica, I. Van Guilder, I. Talley, R. Ayotte, P. Pilch. R, Gilgenbach, and R. Cahill. Seated, Second Row: G. Milton, R. Stensrud, W. Kenn, T. O'Brien, I. Lempa, N. DeSimone, T. Walter, and E. Strong. Third How: H. Weyrich, R. Chapiesky. E. Prasch, D. Alper, R. Prosek. W. McDonnell, L. Kurtz, and A. Manoni. Standing Hear: D. Lamesch, E. Fitz- gerald, W. Roy, I. Stagg. T. Anderson, D. McGrory, R. Orsinger, D. Foley. G. Plumb, R. Gallagher, and E. Stoops. :Candor or risf: Pirifual 4741401 aferia LQ. 9,1 ik sw '+ The Chaplain Corps is an or- ganization which serves all the Masses and other services for the student body. Left to Right Top Row: T. O'Brien, I. Stagg, P. Pilch. Middle Row: R. Gilgenbach, R. Stanczykie- wicz. E. Stoops. Bottom How: R. Webb, R. Blake, G. Stanczy- kiewicz. The Mission representatives, one from each room, has the duty to organize his classmates to solicit funds for the home and foreign missions. EAST BUILDING MISSION REPRESENTATIVES Lett to Right Standing: P. Cummings, L. Morrone, I. Kowalski, D. Kral, M. Gentile. Standing: E. Mazzenga, I. Cabanski, T. Tepper, A. Esposito. I. Libit, R. O'Shea. Sitting: F. Mocha, G. Homerz. P. Murphy. I. Miller. B. O'Shaugnessey, I. Lomec. W. Kessler. WEST BUILDING MISSION REPRESENTATIVES Standing: R. Grompos. P. Ryan, I. Libit, R. Richardson, P. Sullivan. Sitting: I. Courtney, R. Burton, E. Hughes, I. Sullivan, I. Belmonte, M. Signa, D. Atkinson, M. Laatz, G. Sullivan. Page 65 Top lelt: The leature staft checks a recent issue. L. to R. around the table: I. Kalata, editor: E. Nowak, l. Tibbs. P. Pilch, and D. Lloyd. Standing L. to R.: R. Rogala, E. Stoops. I. McCawley, and T. Gorski. Middle left: The news staii goes over cr copy just oft the press. L. to R. around the table: S. Ingallinera. lVl. Cahill. D. Hoffman, R. Gallagher. M. Signa. W. Klorig, and Geoge Plumb, editor. Standing: M. Donovan, R. Zbylut, and D. Collins. Bottom Lett: The art and photo statt checks their material tor publication. L. to R. around the tablet R. Chapiesky, editor: I. Spadaro. F. Scherschel, G. Milton, and R. Stanczykiewicz. Standing: W. Kenn. C. Kornatowski. R. Mesh, and T. Depukat. Upper Right: The crack sports staff checks back issues tor information: L. to H. around the table: I. Walsh, editor: I. Belluomini. A. Dufly. I. Mitchell, and l. Sullivan. Standing: M. Blasi, P. Fahey, and E. Connelly. Lower Right: Bob Cahill, the editor-in-chiet, holds a copy ot the initial issue and wonders it the Melmen will like it. Mme ew 6-Cook, or Sfudenf rM'ews The OBSERVEH took on a new look this year. A switch was made from the former tour-page monthly to a sixteen page quarterly news magazine. The student body at St. Mel seemed to take to the new style, and their remarks were very gratifying to the staff. The editor, Bob Cahill, had one purpose in mind: to make the OBSERVER as readable as possible. The staff and the editors spared no effort in Working toward the goal they had set. From the first day in September they judged every article that passed through their hands for readability and interest. They had an idea of what the average Melman Wanted to read and they acted accordingly. In the end, they achieved their goal, a magazine that the Melmen wanted to read. Page 68 me en gBeAin0l uI47Zroug yjlim, 54710, yjgm, 547161 gn :na Upper Right: The editors of the 1954 Knight. L. to R., I. Augustyn. R. Cahill, I. Sulli- van, A. lVIanoni, and R. Stensrud. Lower Right: The staff of the Knight dis' cusses plans with R. Stensrud. L. to R.: first row: R. Chapiesky, W. Kren, E. Nowak, and F. Gregorczyk. Rear. I. Walsh, I. lVlcCawley, I. D'Onbfrio. Under the guidance of Brother I. Anthony, the staff of the 1954 Knight began preliminary prepa- rations in early October of l953. The group of 12, all seniors, worked hard and diligently to pro- duce what they hope is the finest yearbook ever to reflect the life of St. Mel. The success of any yearbook depends on the spirit and activity of the student body. It is not easy to try and put those two intangibles, spirit and activity into a book, which is only paper. The staff of the Knight is grateful, therefore, to every Melman, who, by his spirit and activity served as an inspiration to the twelve who worked on this book. They will feel that their efforts have been well worth while, if the actions and spirit recorded herein have been done Through Him, and With Him, and In Him. Page 67 . IANUARY BER DECE BER Q NOVE Q OCTOBER BER SEPTE Q FEBRUARY Q MARCH Q APRIL Q MAY Q IUNE F - . L v ,vi Above: Ierome Kallas enacting the role oi a true Knight during the parade honoring the St. Mel City Basketball Champions. Right: incoming Knights leave classroom alter completing their entrance examinations. Below: The Meldramatic Club narrates the Christmas Gospel at the Marbro Holiday Assembly. OPPOSITE PAGE The entire student body at the annual Marbro Christmas assembly. A poignant scene from the Meldramatic club's Christmas pantomime. Brother Damian and the 1954 Auxiliary champions. The coveted prizes ol the Catholic Forum Debate Tourney at St. Mel. New members oi the National Honor Society receive member- ship cards from Brother Damian at Marbro assembly. A debate in progress at the Catholic Forum tournament. Officials oi the forum: G. Sullivan, C. Sewell, P. Pilch, and Brother Iulius Herbert. Two Knights prepare their class May altar for the annual contest. The cafeteria workers prepare the meals for hungry Melmen. Mrs. Mulcare prepares to give the floors of St. Mel a lace lifting. The West building cafeteria crew gets ready to dish out dinner to St. Mel underclassmen. The man and the machine that keeps St. Mel warm. The maintenance crew that keeps our school in excellent mechanical condition. Page 68 x X X I Q gf W I U 0 fx 'V T 5 M 5 sg Y., i R gzgxl klw gwsglfgp ls. i X W? ' K ff Y' ,Q wx . Sflfw 5. v?:'4r:.:' 5 5 1 'N Ol4fl2COVlfliVlcg GCOVVIGS CVOWWIWCY Velflf' Top Left: Captain Pat Boyle crowns Iulie Sylvester Queen oi the Homecoming ceremonies. Looking on are Cl. to r.J Mag me Phelps, Iudy Pape, Ianet Worthem, Russ Pennavaria, and Leslie Hebel. Top Right: St. Mel fans anxiously await start of the Homecoming game. Lower Left: Iuniors and Seniors dancing under the overhanging streamers that lead to the crown. Lower Right: The impressive, beautiful crown gives royal effect to couples dancing in the palace of the gym. St. Mel Homecoming becomes a crowning event. The crown of Queen Elizabeth Il was the theme of the Homecoming dance this year. Almost an exact, enlarged duplicate, the jewel-clustered crown was placed in the center of the palace and was the end point of the streamers that began from both ends of the balcony. After a hard fought game with Holy Trinity on Sunday, the more enjoyable and sociable ceremony, the dance, began the following Friday night. When the Grand March was sounded, Pat Boyle escorted the queen, Iulie Sylvester, to the throne while her court was introduced. With music provided by Dan Belloc and his orchestra, the queen started to dance as each Knight escorted his own queen. Though the palace was turned back to its original order when school began again, those who attended will always remember the royal Homecoming in the palace of the East Gym. Page 71 5414 fumn rin gs esfive ccasion Officers of the Father's Club. Seated: Mr. G. Beeter, pres.: I. Courtney. Standing: I. Fene- lon, I. Sullivan, S. Bednar: missing from pic- ture, E. Wayrowski. Officers of the Mother's Club. Seated: Mrs. H. Ryan, G. Raleigh. F. Boland, I. Schubert, pres.: E. Iohnson, I. Staley. and M. Thiel. Standing: Mrs. C. Klapka, C. Olcikas, M. Kennedy, D. Lloyd. The combined efforts of two of the most important organizations connected with St. Mel made the annual Harvest Party Drive an outstanding success. The Father's and Mother's Clubs staged the festival in the West gym on the 13th and l4th of November, operat- ing the booths themselves and supply- ing many of the fine prizes that were raffled off. St. Mel will always be grate- ful to them for their hard work in this important fund raising affair. N Page 72 lracying grads ,3reaL Brea The 34th annual St. Mel Banquet was held on February 17, 1954, in the beautiful Terrace Casino of the Hotel Morrison. Highlights of the evening were the presentation of the St. Mel, Alumni Award to the Melman of the year, the Honorable Iohn I. Lyons, '24, and the ceremonial entrance of the Silver Iubilee class of 1929. Rt. Rev. Msgr. Purcell addresses the St. Mel Alumni. Clement I. McDonald. toastmaster. makes the introductions. Mayor Martin H. Kennelly congratulates Iudge Lyons, Me1man ot the Year. Brother Damian and Mayor Kennelly. Brother Damian expounding on the merits of St. Mel to the attentive Alumni. Iudge Lyons receives his award, the most cherished ol all, from Iames O'Brien, president of the Alumni Association. 0 Page 73 M, .gm ff' 1 X Q, 5 I X SF 1 if . xg' :pa f' if rf W, 4 , x lil' sk W - gym T5 I Q2 . fish W X Q lk v 'hw ' 5 fax 1 5 1 in 0? if v,:. if f Ig, .- ' lf A,., K f is AN .S f,:ql 1 'L , it 5 K3 Q k if . Y- R b g Q, F3 3 f 'Vim :Zig 9 Xi. .T ,Q ,y ,ily 'I I W 52252 AL Q A W ,L MK 4 ' -el X 3 w M1 f , mf. QM? Mf, :B f ' my egf 5 Al . S 2, 7 eg - km 1 45 'uf ' I Us E L ik R aw fffx 1. ., Ns? Q x, ., ,gf awww! gi Nga? 1 xx. XS .F ,Z Ai ,Q X x Y E A x Qi X gp M, gf y 2 3 vi ig. x N M ax wi .ss K x 'Q 3' in S L iw! R K 3351 f il Q , , , i -f..:,.:,. Y X X4 'N SNA L X k M E RN X Qvx X 1 . Q gg 'Q is rom QIJPQV ear BELOW 1. New Melmen purchase their physical education equipment at the start of the year. 2. The execution scene from the Meldramatic Club production, Billy Budd. 3. Brother Damian passes out awards at the annual honors assembly. 4. Mr. C. Miszkowicz, moderator, administers the oath oi allegiance to new members of the National Honor Society. 5. The City Champions hoist their coach to the rafters aiter the Stadium triumph. 6. Pictorial highlights and handsome trophies from the basketball season form an impressive display. 7. Brother Maurice poses with a group of graduates beneath the beautiful stained glass window in St. Mel Church. THE CHAMPS I OPPOSITE PAGE The Marquette University represen- tative addresses the St. Mel seniors on College Day. G 3. More excerpts from the College Day lor seniors. Ed Gleason receives award on be- half ot the basketball champs at the special assembly. Brother I, Robert opens the College Day festivities with a speech on the importance of a Catholic College education. An officer from the DePaul Univer- sity staff briefs St. Mel seniors on the benelits of an R.O.T.C. program. A group shot of the 1954 City Champions in basketball. :Sf 9. Mr. Weaver and Mr. Terry accept more awards for the basket- ball team. The Knights watch as their team is honored. This is the middle oi Madison street! The student body parades behind convertibles carrying the team mem- bers. The march to the Marbro to honor a great team. Page 76 Q fy Nw , 'N XB? in . I . Q ,. 9. IF f Q E if , Ag in X . kg 2 '. + vA-.W V E -an 'nw V ' N ki Q xt! Nil' ig! E ,Q . I ' i' if W ,L '45 , . S 1 gf L M-Q 9 v vf 4 f J S xv ., bu Q, ' - ' Q .. .. Q . A .W wg. D xv Q W S J W fr W . is Q A 5 wg, at .. +55 mv vi ways vw si : 3fj 'l'k Q- 519: NB X'-ff -wg ariafions n ad ggcfzolasfic fjvlzeme Lower Left: A group of freshmen take advantage of the solitude of the class- room to catch up on their reading. Middle: Clay Granicky, Herbert Iohnson, and Francis Marousek study a map of the country that produced the language they are struggling with. Upper Bight: Ernest Lenzini and George Milton study some models designed to increase their perspective of solid geometry. Lower Right: Angelo Lencioni and August Esposito review a lesson in the language of bullfighters, tamales, and senoritas. ff' AY hh E .g 2 4 , ...Jia f I 'if f , 4, ,n .- J e A 2 f fill!! H ffrf Wfff ibimgii H y-if Q? 'NY vs- . Ns I, Av yy! ,ff fx .,,,, ff! X wmv-:Sac ,, W ' ix x Wm ,qui W..-ff ' mf . A . ,L . W,-A n W-M N X HM 1 f .va- x 4-7 4, , ,NM - sim... . Q 5 ...Q rm, F2559 ffm 'gf' ,ifiimmy w QQ N -.Q ML 'Q' Y 5 Q, . F vu .W I 1 Q J ,w 0 fs fx. '11 4' W 1+-Af' ,F X-1 Q s. 'z .1 ,Q e fx oorahnafion G min! 54710, xjfanols Upper Left: A group of senior Melmen put the finishing touches on their woodwork projects. Lower Left: Engaged in the measuring of a complicated blueprint are Robert Wanamaker, Raymond Las- kowski, and Ierome Raucci. Center: R. Bell, T. Kula, R. Petravicz, R. Bodziok, W. Anderson, and L. Hughs concentrate on cutting out their sheet metal forms after making the initial layout. Lower Right: Lawrence Lovely, Kenneth Vrtis, Iohn Krones, and William Mayer, keep a close eye on their parallel circuits as they attempt to prove Ohm's Law. Page 83 ...EQ - 4? N. XX. fa K X A , M558 if fi gigwmww:mqg,vMwHf N wwf: wwmz L w rfpgxwf mQ?3 5 VgLg , ,w A W y figs 1: , .. 935 , e 55' ' . f A. M? q , A , -wrewzww L wif ? . Q1 I K K ' ' rx Tzfgf... ,fly vi , ' L 2 2 ' ' A 5 fl i 1? I . 4 A , Mg Y 2 M WW i s ff KEN? I lien. ,vi ,Eg , , W ..,,. ,,,, ,, ,, W ,M gf, FQ., K ww 'Aww-bmw wmv H , J B gww' Q. ws. 3 bww ,,. ng. UN A as ' N-imNw41w1: ':'h 4 7? Y' ,E ng! W3 WLNV-.wWahsiuudLmwL ,,X ,, 'N we Q Y ' .Ns-fm Qwiilv 'QQ wf meg ., QE x sf 1 L13 3, H 'Q , J ' .Nu 1 v mv ii 8 if ,. K X . X QRWX 541 A X ,sa 'Qx Q7Wf Kits 3' X , Tip-'J' f' ,f -ni.-, m,,..'-.N I fm-U IBN' jfivyl' Rf!!! I K? racfical 4941401 Seem! Sfuobes me nag f Top: A group of future stenographers perfect their transcription techniques in the typing room. Center: KL. to BJ I. Smith, T. Ceralvo, T. Dopkey, T. Conway, R. Fitzpatrick, discuss, with the aid of a map, the economic conditions of the Middle East. Left: Richard Nagler points out the city of Paris to a fellow French student, Richard Rogala. Bottom: W. Wachendorf, D. Morris and I. Smith gain experience in practical bookkeeping, as class- mates look on. Right: D. Cassin, R. Flynn, I. Libit, and S. Schaefer examine a produce graph of Great Britain as part of their Economic Geography class. Page 87 66 SfnnL'e5 crvc or or rnarnenf, Upper Left: Thomas O'Farrell and Paul Dort listen to Geof- frey Fleming's explanation of the advantages of Labor Unions as Kenneth Carmignani verifies the ma- terial in his sociology text. Lower Left: Raymond Eck and William McDonnell demon- strate the uses and advantages of a tape recorder to fellow members of their speech class. Center: William Klorig and Raymond Iaworski examine eAlqAf, 347101 grey adgibfcyv Upper Right: A group of Melmen take advantage of the many books and periodicals as well as the silence conducive to study offered in the congenial surround ings of the library. Lower Right: Iridulging in an examination of the transition periods of English Literature are Donald Zmich, Ray- mond Gallian, Eugene Nowak, Ross Brown, and Russell Pennavaria. a religion chart designed to help them formulate a rational basis for their faith. ff tu ,- , . . ,au K A E L2 .lyk '1, X54 , A' gw x-X 1f1f'if5'l'7 110923 r'-X 4 ,bi fflfhg, XX , 5 s X 5 sl-. X in-., 1 f 1 5:41 fx, .gf , xi if Y it 5 ' 1 , i I f ! .x X .QW ,f fs - L- 5 L '- X ,,fj1....x,,x.,f X V . 5 ?N'Nf siiluf 'S 4 as xi, ' 5 f it 1' I X? 1.3 W-+6 fs' ip. N, X .t N ,.ts,. if bi ,N 5 wk 5 W ik , . . X X Q gs-wQs1gfr5g.t - R gig g 1, 1 M It .b.:., X In nf ,x-A K, '- . .Xt . ek 1 ' 3 Richard Berryman Carlo Bertalino Peter Bertoncini Ralph Bintuca Iames Bilek Arthur Billings Iames Bina Robert Blaniord Ioseph Blecha Richard Bock Robert Boadanovic Niel Bondi Ronald Borkowski Robert Boubin Charles Boyd Ioseph Branick Iohn Dicks Daniel Brennan Richard Brennan Robert Mally Robert Briggs Edward Brockman Carl Bronge Robert Brown Charles Bubel Albert Bucchianeri Richard Budzik Iohn Cabanski Vincent Caffarello Murelle Cameron , ' X A ma-1 ee X bw ...- -af ep N . I.. -':'E .gif X ., I .... I ' W if 51 1 K ' f l! it 2 1' 11l '?'P' X J: gui i L av' on Page 90 V25 P71271 Anthony Aftetto Russell Agate Lawrence Airdo Donald Anderson Tyrone Andrews Iohn Angerame Mauro Annese Iames Ansbro Robert Arcuri Carl Arndt Walter Arnott David Ayotte Albert Barrese Iohn Barrett Vincent Barrett Benjamin Bartolini George Bastear Iames Bausone Ronald Beckman Robert Behrendt Francis Bellavis Edward Benway Ralph Bergmann Theodore Bernaski 7 V25 Wflen Peter Caudela Frank Canino Iohn Capuano Richard Casey Leo Carr Ioseph Carr Daniel Carrigan William Carroll Anthony Carvatta Nestor Motluck Anthony Casaccio Thomas Casey Frank Cella Anthony Ceraulo Nicholas Cirignani Harry Cerick Eugene Cesario Iustin Chenelle Paul Cheslock Iohn Chiordi Eugene Christiano William Chyna Fedele Cicero Donald Clark if ..:: A ka 4 f iz -r i . : is tv 1 wr., qs is, ' - '. X, I ,.,. , ' . 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Page 91 NC Kenneth Clemente Rex Cleveland David Colby Iohn Collela Michael Coleman Edward Coman Martin Connelly Iohn Conroy Thomas Conway Dennis Cooney Nicholas Corso August Cortiletti Bernard Cox Robert Crouse Arthur Crowley lames Cullerton Patrick Cummings Edward Czcohara Florian Dabasinskas Iames Danese Larry Daniels Eugene Daudedin Thomas Davis Iohn Davy Donald Deady Henry Deihl Anthony Delorto Iames Dempsey Anthony DeStelano Iohn DiBuono VQSAMQQI4 William Skoda Kurt Haben Ioseph Dillon Donald DiNel1a Vincent DiRova Vito Scopa Michael Donnelly 1 Robert Donnelly 3 , Thomas Doppke ' Benjamin Dorado f -- u-.-W Thom as Doyle ' Ev Roman Doubek '53 N cuf fs Richard Drogosz Ronald Dubsky Iames Duffy Iames Dutton w ' 1 Iohn Engels M .-:- Francis English August Esposito Iames Ewald K Donald Falato ' ' 4 Nicholas Fanes I , W .:. .suazszv Thomas Farmer ' Eugene Eckert Q A zql I Y, -t tt. -F ,tr '11-nd., ion A 'byline V F vwsxzf .. if 4+ sq.. --A dau ' te a: I my he Page 92 Thomas Feely Eugene Ferraresi Daniel Ferraro Ioseph Fiocchino Theodore Fierst Michael Filippelli Thomas Firnbock Thomas Fitzgerald Raymond Fitzpatrick David Flanagan Patrick Fleming Thomas Fogarty William Ford Arthur Forst Ronald Fox Noel Franklin Iames French Fred Frederick Iames Frish Allred Froio Sylvester Furmanek Robert Gaimari Iames Galbraith Paul Galinski William Geary Ronald Gemelli Edward Gerdevich Iames Gibson Ioseph Lathrop Michael Giglio Q be . .w 5 h. 5- Lg :t . i 2 W if - . i s t at st- -' S ng X ' - K K y. 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Q u Q. 1 I .K an-.-J N. J, N18 V . W Ivqui q ,ul ..,.,,.A.,., I . i, ex ill, ., , it T L' 'Q an . F. if A--.- -si - -nfa L - if T L :S R 31 g M fi., f , il new. ' :H A f i , riliilp- T5 M . Qg T an in 1 V25 M4214 Thomas Kennedy Robert Kenney Edward Keye Ioseph Kinsella Paul Kirkling Richard Koscal V -5: R Charles Koss , 4 r j f zq, -V - Iohn Koterba P FM A . 'A 'R In g 2 15513 QW A Iohn Kowatt ' nn.. Q' .MW Francis Komk 1 'TZQH -- George Kozick Is.. fi. J- a ny gf ,F Kenneth Krause y i-2. - ., Q in WA YY L' gifg y ' P . George Kroll 1 , Q H , 4,51 35 Qqvl I Iohn Krutsch n 5 .A , X W Zb' '- ,. , Q ,,,. K V 3 is Eric Kuchm, L . f ' A - William LaFleur -in e e T R nnnn n 'QQQ L R : 'f ff ie 'F' , it a ... , f Anthony Ln-Penn X Q Q NX 17 . T .X L A L Ronald Latham V, fl' 4 , Iohn LaValle R I ,V 1 Be f Thomas Lavin R 'W 2 -l ' 'fi -Q ' W ' 15 ff Q, Charles Lazzara 1 . K, , R . if T ' Qer, K te Thomas Lehrer ' N -.,, - Q51 ggi? L Angelo Lencioni . .. 3 ..,.. -:A viffiii I F 2 11,1 Theophilus Lipper , l K ' V N Anthony Licata if :kj A g 3,5 A' ,A W' - Charles Bfedicnn L f- f ' . :-- 1 V -i 1 n. Walter Lis V R i fi- 1 L - -L I . . 4 T Robert Lwesey We .. my Y , , uuuu ,. .H Richard Lodico , 'if' 1: 2 L is ':' it i ' ' . 4 r- - ll , 5 N X 1 f X Gem s '--f L - ' X A s Francis Logue Ioseph Lomec A Gerald Macek ' f .,::,, ,V ,N,Vk, x I x Q. Frank Macha 5 5 iff L L L, ul 1' Eugene Mnckin Q-sf, 1 fa ns 1 4- f Q V 1 T011 MGQHUSSOH f f. gni sffi 0 W E ol S ' A 'KW s R '. X 51511 ,nb --n .+-- Q- M, wi :AXE Eugene Maher my Robert Mahony 5 L . 4 in Theodore Malecki . li , fs Richard Malone ' his , ' ,i . F , ' ' Iames Menning ' , .5 qeg L.. Victor Marasco 2 - '- :'.' Q ,T X .. ,, .f,,. , 7 .., I R A New 8 A Iohn Marcatante N ii Ioseph Marschall v .,..- -'.., ' ' f f2 ,, -4- ' I fx Robert Martin , , ' r K f.. 5 .. g i:.x,'5,Q' L 'f Lf? E.: fn- F , ' Q. Alben Mqfegffm Q -H Ierome Maurice if -1 'n,,, -51 -n in Q b.., 'I .,-g 2 '-..- , H fx A Q TT' Robert Maziarka f ..,,r2' SS ,M My E , ggi: Q Q Y' :y. W 1 Q , r 1 Ierome Manienis in A g Frank Mazzie nj :IZ Dennis McFadden A W? - , ,.'. I - -,,, 13 -. I ,Z ,E , Innes McGncnn sg. R 'E rr Q' fs.: Donald MCK9G9ue n K? , ' E Edward McKinleY iw f' gi' . A :n fm' if F , y . nn i,, f . ,. . 6, x 9 m 'I x ' . Page 94 Q . ' f ,. i 1 'f' -A .. D l0hn McMahon X ' my 'E Q ki , l L I William McNamara X -,-,ff Thomas McNulty ,... M' l -- .. ft - -Q , gl , Stephen Mentes V ' ' Iohn Meseth E X fs Thomas Mesetz MW r we Q,. , .,., . .. X yy: ig! Richard Miehelik x : . Stanley Michalzewski 0 - e ' ' V 4 , ye 5 Richard Midland is 3 iv . E :S ily -fe. I p 4 4,-'NZ' -f , Leonard Michalski y ' 4 ' f' Donald Milazzo 'N V ,E -' e if Iohn Moore Q. ,,n. i ' A e W ii it Q ' K ' i 1: ' 1 ,.' -f 4. ie fir ' Ioseph Mortell I vw Virgil Mostardo . - ii , . R Ioseph Mota ' I Q --l Q fig Charles Dolis L . Iames Mayer . ,xg 4 ie If l ike x . ggi . fee-,, e it 1 - 1 : fi- f ' Patrick Murphy ., 'W' is L lt ,s ' im , Thomas Murphy William Murphy 1 E 3 Iohn Naivodylo Q E. ffl x K I . - ., Arthur Newell bi 2 Fri - H - ' - 5' - Q, 4 Donald Newman fi, A BF ' ', figs I 91 p 5' , A A Philip Nieman y H -I Y , -- X E Qi ., E252 'QA i fi I X I E Q' W Ioseph Niemiec Q 1 i- ...I es , .S 13 : Francis Novotny it if Q' s Svlvesfef Nowak 7 Qi? V . K N K '-mkdi r : Leonard Obodzinski R . i 1 , Reben O'Neill . D X be - M Eugene o'Nei11 ffff ig i n i ' J A Q geek Le- gt - i Q Iohn O'Nei1l p is 1 , wi L H- CaEirEirtO6egik h T .. E ,'l, i i jf W ' Ib- I' ff, e.,55,g 1. llll 0 er aug nessy 'Q -U s . - . i is -r ., -w e, ff. , , .. fir, . ess ,. 'K '- '--- N Dfmcld Osfefbm H f :gy ,N ' '- Q Michael Ouslra fi' I al 'xl , ' Y wx hfi . - tl Alexander Panke . ., . Q ., ' we Y S 2, .cj , ' p e' 5 ,H 'L Q - R, e ki i p W j Vincent Parrulli ' - r- Ffcncis PC'S'emk K. 2' i ,rf in W 1 5 ' 1 Gfegow Pechous XX .. w yr . ,. 4 .. .. ,QRS , .,...sx. ig, Q33 Lp, i ' . . . i 3 - .,,, fm, ..,,L S ff Q A i ' i Q f ---' Thomas Pechws E E ,. Q.: . .,., ..,. , , . .,.. 2 e:f.,v,:v ,... Donald Pedersen T , ,,',' gi b A? I K X L I Kenneth Pellegrini ' Y N. ' , . f ' 4 5--V '- , fi- liz: ' Allen Peterson .S , ' i Eel P A ' S l - - . - , 'I -I M. . 1 , f 15' 5 Q f' D M Iohn pews? . iran- Q ,.-r - . 13 f Russell Plchllk ., N .. - . . ., . Q , A ry Donald Pietrowski NZ ' i 'I' X X' . A p Anthony Pintozzi ' - . t A A A . x ' Robert Pirsein i .L ' z, 1 Robert Piton - X X i . V iw X. 5- if - 3 ,,,, j Francis Pokrzywa Q, Xe at re gf V, . Albert Pollostrini H e i-nf T 1 1 Dominic Positano Se .. , is , ex. , rig . : .,.. -. , , X i n 5 N r i X ,,,. A X K Rlchmd powem Il ' v ii Page 95 res men 1: V' ' Ralph Prazak -Q Albert Pristave W Anthony Quartana I-A m we 3 Q Richard Rehder 'K Richard Reid I' Bernard Reilly Ioseph Reilly Iohn Reinke Edward Remias 3 Henry Roth lg- Richard Rotunno Mario Rovetto Ioseph Rubund Robert Rybicki Nw Thomas Saindon Richard Santo Ioseph Santoro Ioseph Sarno Ronald Scacco Iohn Shaeier 'I Albert Schilf 3 6 Pkg rf Rf Robert Schultze - -V - Richard Schumacker - Charles Schneider ,- Carmello Sciortino '- Charles Dolis A V EM , Iames Sedlocek N Iohn Serio 3 3 . v N .jf,' : 1 yy y N rf? T' A' Ka. ' 5 .,... Q- ,. 8 Q 'E QVE ELITW N: If Q roger .ns ,... Q s I ll N I ,E A, w Yr, S I Fi, 3 4 f..,,, x Q t , E , - -:Ttf Z , U g:..: .5 - . , .. a C LY t Y .Q , .M ,V .1 6 ' as 5 t QW f, :- Mu Q b rx t in l ,f 'Ex e i i , . , lf' N he v xg S ,RW if ::' I ' f - ' ew - if 5 ,Ralf W' , W' A ' . A A I 1. R ' :-psi:-'.-'eel 2 . R my W . - f X s , W, rr r V its F ' 'rf M A ef rt Q X ,X 4' EH U Q , ww? F As 'T 'G' X ' I 4 if is it it 'f it d' Q 5 HF' 3 R ,l,.,t V17 i Y '3 77 ...E-:53 1-1 re W i Qu Q. .X A - - 0 Q 1 S . 1 t . -r-.r 3 -gr , V -W fi X if ' - ,Q X Q A f A 4 it... Q y QQ. in ' 'P 4 lf- . K 1 5 gg' ', : X 1- t 5 1 f V My tt X t Q Q '- rf- ' 4 ' E X.-ff 2.j::ig: ',g:::':., r-- , U '., - - . - Aa ,FE '-1-Q-Wi 1 - We-: S i 5.:,g5,:, aim .. v-HF i . A '--- , V .. ., gr V , R XO i' a , K - ' ' Q2 Page 96 George Sevcik Alexander Sevenino Iames Shea Robert Sheeier Robert Shire William Simoncini Edward Skade Theodore Skarbek Robert Slingerland Edward Slingerland Edwin Slota Iames Stuka Iames Smyth Wayne Sobota Vincent Solano Robert Sovcik William Sowinski Arnold Spurgash Iames Stanton Robert Stempniak Dennis Stevens Richard Stoll George Stone Peter Stone Lawrence Strama Iames Stryker LeRoy Strzlecki Iames Stuchlak Thomas Sullivan Iames Sullivan Patrick Sullivan Donald Sunseri Iohn Svabek Francis Sweas Michael Sweeney L, . ..i,,,, , y a res men - -3 .... . . 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