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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1956 volume:

-ref W-CZ-I-I: X0-U4U-IU g I-OO-I-Um Io-I IEE Fm Krug!! 19 5 6 OVGWOV . . and He Went down with them . . . and was subject unto them . . . and Iesus increased in wisdom, in age, and in grace before God and men. Luke II 51-52 The theme of this year's KNIGHT is taken from the above Biblical quotation. The pattern of Naza- reth , as seen from these few lines, has been followed by educators down through the centuries. Since the purpose of St. Mel is to educate good Catholic men and prepare them for later life, and be- cause St. Ioseph did such an excel- lent job in teaching Iesus, we are taught in the shadows of the over- whelming influence of Nazareth. Education back in Iesus' time, symbolized by the scroll on the cover, has gradually evolved into the modern educational tech- niques, as symbolized by the flam- ing torch super-imposed on the scroll. Although the teaching tech- nique may be different in this Atomic Age, the ones on whom the technique is exercised have re- mained the same. Human nature has been the same wherever we look among the pages of history. Christ, in His Human Nature, walk- ing through the halls of St. Mel would scarcely be noticed as other than one of the boys . As one of the boys in our school, He would pass through every phase of school life that we do. He would learn that any individual school can not possibly be pointed out as the best . He would also have all the fun that we had in passing through St. Mel and having St. Mel pass through us. Truly, there is some sentiment involved in graduating and every graduating class anywhere should experience it. Christ must have experienced it when He left St. Ioseph to go out into the World. He probably even became misty-eyed when He thought of the good times He and His foster-father must have had in the little carpentry shop: although He would not have admitted it. Confen fs SCAOOI Pg. I0 graohfafes Pg. odcfivifies pg. 04M lefics Pg. rovwlly we gbechcafe Qi fi, yogi: ,lgowfcr The class of 1956 wishes to dedicate its yearbook to Mr. Bowler. We have seen the effect of his quiet influence throughout our years here. He is the type of man who believes that example produces more good effects than words. He not only believes it, but also lives it. By frequently being seen in church, he has probably done more good than all the words that have been said in all the religion classes of all our years at St. Mel. A sense of humor like his creates friendliness as no other attitude can. A man cannot be completely serious all his life and say he has lived cr full, rich life. Mr. Bowler has been to us a man who is able to influence by a quiet word and an example here and there. A man's character does not change much. Mr. Bowler was the type of man twenty-five years ago, when he was just starting at St. Mel, that he is to us now. He employed the same type of influence during his many years of basketball coaching for St. Mel's grammar and high school teams. Since 1928 he has taught commercial subjects in this same man- ner and still is doing so. ln many ways he is just, as St. Ioseph Was, an average guy. And so, we are dedicating this book to an average guy - a guy who likes good friends and a good joke. We hope to be just as average as he is. After all, St. Ioseph gained heaven: what more can we gain? Page G . 1 r f r Z, M 5 , mf. My Kb x -I XQIN, 'W 15' 1 . x at kwin . ' N xff-xx I, X A X x - . mi , , V 3 ' Q2 1 ' ,K gym, 3 6 YI, ki r . Q . 5 H A 1. , K W Y V . K 1 vw , A J g If 7 ,gf X. x .kt N' v , H W z 2 :gs Q X Q . 'NM ' if 1 1'X55?i4Qf??'f H 14 F N ' 1' ,w35K1z.f V, - . X. 'LZ YN . X ,K , W Y ., 1, A ,N , .Fwy X am Nm , l as ff' v Q4 A 1, N 1 -v G, '12 S - if. 1 be A R ' J-H f' 4 1 ,P X134-,W .. 1-if? f ,rm M A Rw'w,wh 2 I 4-f X L, R ,, my 'ggi-55:f.w ,, , V 1. 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Principal of St. Mel High School Over his two year span as director, Brother Camillus has fulfilled the prophecy of many men by his hard work to better the school. Besides keeping a watchful eye on his Knights, he also contributes to their spiritual development by a program of monthly Mass and Communion. During his two year reign, the student body has grown in number, and school organizations have flourished. This is all due to his immense interest in the welfare of the students. Page 8 66 O eacA M gjllzfions . . . H g:'6Tl1CiS Iggurcclf teach ye all nations whatsoever I have commanded you. An educator most of his priestly life - Monsignor Purcell has advanced the cause of Christian education as few men have, in following this mandate from the Nazarene. Under his guiding hand St. Mel high school has grown from obscure humble begin- nings to a very prominent position in the field of Christian education. Page 9 was SMAl2Cf fo tgem Chr1st was subyect to author1ty throughout H1s ent1re l1fe Closest to H1m was the author 1ty of H1s home Mary cmd Ioseph Also gov ern1ng H1m was the c1v11 author1ty of Rome Although He was the creator of the World and controlled all humans He W1ll1ngly and 1n stantly obeyed all the1r commands Here 1S the example of perfect obed1ence The author1ty present to the St Mel Kn1ght They rece1ve the1r author1ty from God and the student fol1oW1ng the example of Chr1st practrces perfect obed1ence CUR SCHOOL Pg10 for the greater part of the day is the faculty. Q 15:5 ff.: -. -131 Vw ' .. 33 . .,. .,.. .,v,, fx-A , . wmv.. mi: sv W. 3: :-::'- F Tvifxgfl .. m ,g, ' Mg a1i1' ::.,,.,: g'iv:.::aQ-: Q H 1 A : .3 ga . V V 12:5 42 Q N: , 1 Lsliwili 1 K. , axw ,pf W ' A Hi diff X SR 'dial 5 1 N M? ,, wifi 1 2 , x, Gkgih A N . in fs , drfvkw 5 .Q 7i n9?1g, . wffffiffgf .,,A l' A L L A3 A . W 5. E:..,.:,:i5s: ,,-' Q K Q 5i,Q' I. 'WI N342 . ,Q QT. E, .. W li 2 :.55xg,g,::5 .. , 4. GE :- XA in ' 'P Q -r. , :mlm Eu LM: rx ' 1 1. ni 9: gi ggggl x K 5 .1FZ'g'w . fb ' K 1 1 A 5 3: X 15? :iq '51-1 YA Q A W, Qi' X 1 Q by: .. 4 J +2 32' fa 3 43 my fi, 34 wx Sw i 4+ x 2 xg s 1: Wwffl i wg, L. BVQAJ Bro Richard who came to St Mel three years ago 1S the director of the West build 1ng His quiet and undying spirit is a per fect ideal for all who come under his Jurisdiction Page 12 ll When a person thinks of St Mel he auto matically thinks of Bro H Maurice for he has become an integral part of the school His lively humor and gentle nature make him Well liked among both the students and parents lgro. 57411 fAoncy: The queue outside the Guidance Office is cr daily scene at St. Mel. This line is indicative of the confidence the Knights of St. Mel place in Brother Anthony, our Guidance Director. Giving guidance on matters from the opportunities afforded in various military services to the selection of best medical school in the country are vital matters of his daily routine. eneradle ocienfenanfs xgro. gf71!lc'Hl'.'CI l 'f S K r R X. 1 -ruse-v-f-h nm. Q I Q L g ' 3 8 5 0' , .X , E 3 ' X 1 5 5 1 ,gi ' ll ,il I . 5' R :fi V i 'KI sg: fu is W2 ' 212' ,. Q 1 ,,,. -,, ,..A. ff . 4... rowfA in ij-ec anical Odgibfcy OPPOSITE PAGE Top Left: Group of Melmen apply themselves to learning the skills oi printing. the oldest and most potent force in spreading the Word of God throughout the world. Top Right: tleit to right? W. Lis, I. Dutton. and W. Griffin prepare lor wood working operation in the St. Mel wood shop. Lower Left: D. McGaughan and R. Ciardelli practice alchemy in the sheet metal shop. Middle Right: D. Milazzo takes notes as R. Reed illustrates how a resistor is incorporated into an electrical circuit. Lower Right: E. Teteak hooks up a series circuit while G. Maher uses drill press. IOHN F. CRONIN Sociology, Religion IV. Knight Moderator. WILLIAM CROWLEY Assistant Basketball Coach. BROTHER L. DENIS, F.S.C. Religion II, World History. Iunior Debate Moderator, Cisca, Servi Domini Moderator. Y.C.S. BROTHER H. DOMINIC, F.b.C. Religion I, English I, Algebra I. Homecoming Dance. Freshman Moderator BROTHER L. DOMINIC. F.S.C. Religion III. Machine Woodworking III Mechanical Drawing IV. Benildus Club. Closed Retreats. Red Cross. Meldramatic Club. BROTHER I... EDWIN Religion I. Math I, Shop Il. BROTHER EUGENE, F.S.C. Placement Counselor. BROTHER I. EUSTACE Religion II, English II, MR. FABISH Director of St. Mel Band. Page I4 7 345 Y I .E 1 QQ xv gh MSN 'X I wmv , Q 'wif O -1 'iv IHEARDI I QUNDERSTOOQ f H H Q:?LEAEsNQ rowfA in ognizance o ur nvironmenf OPPOSITE PAGE Top Lett: Brother Mark explains a Trlgonometric Law to Cleit to rightb W. Meyer, L. Gabrlcl, N. Meger. and I. Courtney who seem interested but bewildered. Top Right: I. Zuchauskas Csittingl writes a passage in shorthand as Qlett to rightl L. Krivickas. R. Vavra, and E. Wolski try their hand at translating it. Middie Left: M. Donohue reads a General Math problem from the text as D. Grimes writes it on the board. Center: F. Goss Csittingj reads story about an incident in French history while R. Lucas points out the places where the events happened. H Middle Right: Cleft to right, sittingj R. Valuch and A. LaGesse work Shop Math problem while Cleft to rightj R. Reid and T. FitzGerald watch their work closely. Bottom: B. Meyer tleitb points out three good qualities oi speech which G. Sullivan reads from the text book. BROTHER IOHN FRANCIS, F.S C. Religion I, English II, Spanish I. Art and Poster Club, Cheerleaders, Y.C.S., Homecoming Activities. BROTHER H. GEORGE, F.S.C. Religion I, English I, Algebra I. ROBERT I. HAYS English I, World History. Bowling Moderator. CERTRUDE HILL Librarian, East Building Fatima Shrine. EMIVIET HOLLAND English III, Shop Math. Track and Cross-country Coach. BROTHER I. IAMES, F.S.C. Religion I, Wood Shop. Mechanical Drawing. Midget Basketball Coach nfl has I ,....,f'A f-... ...rua .X ,. - ,Wei A' PM ,...-mn' VJARREN IONES English I and III. Assistant Football Coach BIIOTH SR I- VWSEPH F.S.C Daily Bulletin, Bookstore, New World Crusade, Apostleship of Prayer. BROTHER IUUUS HERBERT. ES C. E Religion IV, English IV, Speech. WJ Meldramatic Club, Speech Club, Photography, National Forensic League, Senior Vocations. , 1 J e' '.. Page 17 rowfA in cysica an gmenfal eve olomenf OPPOSITE PAGE Top Left: tlelt to right v S. Dow and R. Kudulis apply themselves diligently to a project in Mechani- cal Drawing. Top Right: tleit to righth D. Ferguson, W. Cerjek. R. Calenza. and P. Vasquez discuss the attributes of Mary as they are covered in their Religion course. Center: Brother Adrian explains the use oi an income tax form to a senior Bookkeeping class. Bottcm Left: Mr. lames Sullivan explains the means for factoring a quadratic equation to a group of Advanced Algebra students. Bottom Right: A group oi Freshmen in a gym class get their first indoctrination into the St. Mel program of bodily health. IOSEPH KEANE Physical Education. Football Coach. DONALD F. KENNY General Business. Business Principles. BROTHER LAWRENCE EDWARD, F.S.C. Religion II. Math ll. Plane Geometry, Building Maintenance. BROTHER LEONARD. F.S.C. Religion ll. Latin ll. Cross-country and Track Moderator GENE L. LOBOYKO American History. English III. American Government, Intramurals. BROTHER L. CLEMENT. F.S.C. Religion ll, Math l, Alumni. BROTHER LUKE PAUL, F.S C. Religion l, English lll. French I. Senior Debate. Reading and Discussion Club. BOB LUKSTA English I and Il. Varsity Basketball Coach. BROTHER l.. MARK F.S.C. Religion IV. Solid Geometry, Trigonometry. Football Moderator, Senior Class Moderator. Page L3 E li ll I I J A QQ -, M xml,- ,A 'W 'M -. xxx. rogress in file nclersfan ing OPPOSITE PAGE Top: Cleit to rightt R. Bocinsky, T. CeCola, D. Borraccini, and E. Russell watch intently for signs of a chemical reaction as Iohn Errera mixes two chemicals in a test tube. Middle: tleit to right ,J A. Crowley, T. Fogarty, A. Licata, and B. Woods study the contacts and condensers oi the static electricity machine. Bottom Left: Brother Brendan oversees the work oi three sophomores in examining specimens with the microscope while another boy takes a specimen from the shelf. Bottom Right: I. Dillon tsittingj checks with textbook as E. Benway draws a chart showing the business cycle as R. Iahnke looks on. gjvafure ANNE E. MARTIN Registrar and Secretary. IOHN P. MASTERSON Religion I, Latin I. BROTHER I. MATTHEW, F.S.C. Religion I, English I, World History. Intramurals, Y.C.S., Grammar School Basketball Tournament. RALPH MELTZER Associate Director of St. Mel Band. BROTHER I. MICHAEL, F.S.C. Religion III. Shorthand, Typing, Economics. Iunior Moderator. LOUISE MULCARE Asssitant Business Oiiice Secretary. IAMES O'BRIEN Algebra I, Math Il. BROTHER I. PAUL, F'.S.C. Dean of Faculty, Prelect of Discipline. BROTHER I. PETER, F.S.C. Religion III, Physics. Page 21 rowfA in 0Cideral04A1'Afie5 OPPOSITE PAGE Top Lett: I. Hunt conjugates a Spanish verb on the board while B. Riley checks his work with the text book and R. Ortenzo looks on. Top Right: Brother Iohn Francis leads a spirited class discussion in one oi Sophomore English classes Center: Students utilize a iew spare moments lor intensive study. Bottom: Mr. Bowler watches carefully lor errors in style as his typing class goes through a iast drill. BROTHER I. PHILLIP. F.S.C. Religion III, Algebra I and ll. Basketball Moderator, Gym Night Director. BROTHER L. PHILIP. F.S.C. East Building Cafeteria. BROTHER H. PIUS. F.S.C. Religion II, English II. Band Moderator. BROTHER L. RICHARD Religion I, Plane Geometry. Moderator oi Fly and Bantam Basketball Teams. FRANCIS M. RUANE Business Office Manager. SAL R. SALATO Physical Education III and IV. Assistant Varsity Football Coach GERALD SULLIVAN English IV, Speech. Meldramatic Club Director. IAMES P. SULLIVAN Lite of Christ, Algebra II. WILLIAM I. TERRY Religion II, Plane Geometry. Athletic Director. Page 22 W I 'NNI covsaNMENT Souncf fi 'li A' rqi A unawa- , . 1 SHARED CHURCH-FAM, 3 R-. ,W rowfA in nclersfanchng of fAe IOSEPH G. TREZEK American History. English Literature IV. GLENN E. WATERLOO Spanish Il. American Government. Observer Moderator. Assistant Guidance Director West Building. Alumni Association Dance Chairman. Class Chairman lor Alumni Association. BROTHER L. WILLIAM. F.S.C. Religion I. English I. SM OPPOSITE PAGE Top: Mr. Cronin explains the influence of iaith in Christ on the world to Cleft to rightl R. Koch. R. Richardson. and M. Conroy. Second How Left: D. Derma points out the location of an event encountered in the Latin Course to: Cleit to right? I. McGeehn. B. Tomasetti. and Dutra. Second Row Right: R. Knechd points out. with the aid oi the chart. the fact that all authority comes from God. Watching are. Cleft to rightb D. Hart and W. Humble. Third Row Middle: Brother Denis points out the location oi an historical happening to Cleft NIJ to rightl T. Wilczyonski, L. Zielonka, and W. Pergl. Bottom Left: I. Barney illustrates the difference between a tangent and a secant to P. O'I-Iara Csitting 7 and F. Pawlek. Bottom Right: Cleft to rightb R. Schultze, A. Mategrano, I. Heath. R. Bock. and R. Halm study the European countries that once had colonies in North America. MAINTENANCE STAFF Walter Osmolak Michael Gill '-e.,..u.. WEST BUILDING CAFETERIA LADIES Margaret O'Toole Frances Lewis Mary Barrett Marion O'Connor Spenser S. Williams EAST BUILDING CAFETERIA LADIES Margaret Kealy Ann Rucinski Ieanne Buchenot Mary Zuziak , Versie Ienkins Harold Martin Page 25 x, Ioseph Carr Danrel Carrlgan F Carrmo Wrllram Carroll Anthony Cavatta Thomas Casey Frank Cella Anthony Ceraulo Gene Cesano Iastrn Chenelle Paul Cheslock Lb -in 3 Q C155 f 5 'D- it fur- Eugene Chnstlano wif Wrllram Chyna Fedele Clcero Nlck Clrrqnam Donald Clark Kenneth Clemente Rex Cleveland Davrd Colby Iohn Colella Mrke Coleman 'G' A .v Page 26 we A7X..3 ' Win Tony Afletto Mlchael Andrychowskl Iohn Angerame Mauro Annese Iames Ansbro Robert Arcurr Carl Arndt Walter Arnott Davxd Ayotte Al Barrese lack Barett Vmce Barrett Benny Bartolmx Bob Behrendt Francrs Bellavra Ed Benway Ralph Bergman Carlo Bertolmo Irm Bxna Bob Blaniord Ioe Blecha Rxchard Bock Ronald Borkowskr Robert Boubrn Charles Boyd Ed Brockman Ioe Branrck Iames Bredrcah Robert Brrggs Al Brown Chuck Bubel Al Bucchlanerl Rlchard Budzlk Ted Bunaskz Iohn Butler Iohn Cabanskr Vmcent Caflarello Iohn Calhoun Peter Candela Frank Canrno Iohn Capuano Leo Carr if va 117 A Q Cl 0 b 9 X A.:--I ' b i A 'V ' V . ,xx , y . n gl If C, 969- 'fi s. 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V E5 y at A ,. ee' H+ 0. , ,L E2 4 A LIPQICDIQS Edward Coman Marty Connolly Iohn Conroy Nxcholas Corso Gus Cort1lut1 Art Crowley I1m Cullerton 98 mt Pa nck Cummmgs Ed Czochara Florian Dabaslnskas Lawrence Damels Thomas Dappke Iohn Davy Iohn Deady Iames Dempsey Anthony De Stephans Iohn D1 Bouno Iohn Dlcks Ioe Drllon Vmcent Dlprova Charles Dolls Mzke Donnelly Bob Donnelly Rrchard Drogosz Pat Durante Ixm Dutton Gene Eckert Iohn Engels Frank Englxsh August Esposxto Iames Ewald Nlcholas Fank Tom Farmer Thomas Feely Dan Ferrara be Gene Ferrasese Ioe Fxacchmo Ted Fxerst Mlchdel Flhppellx Thomas Fxtzgerald Raymond Fnzpatrrclc Thomas Fogarty i' -4 'PQ -'Sr Q. The Iumor Councll meets to guide the welfare of the Iumor Class Left to Rrqht Seated around table I Heath R Bock I Colellaw H Ford I Seno Second Row Seated R Schultze,I Drllon B Hastmgs I Mota, H Dexhl E Teteak Standmg R Lod1co,G Hummert, T Murphy M Doppke R He1d,B Donnelly Page 27 .151 as ti QI I Ek yvyyl ,W . . I .. . 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' -.i 2, W' - - - tlla T I I T . as f 4 M E D 3 n 9 L' 4,2 , I' .4 I 'Jn ' V , 1 .3 fjle Class of 7957 i Q' I Thomas Hoqer Ray Holloway Richard Hooley Gerald Huene Iames Huff Eugene Hummert Iohn Hurter Michael Iovlnelli Bob Iahnke Kenneth Kaukman Thomas Kennard Robert Kenny Edward Keye Ioe Kmsella Charles Koss Iohn Koterba Iohn Kowatt Frank Kozak George Kozich Leo Krivrckas Iohn Krutsch QL 1 1' 3 E it William Ford Ronald Fox Noel Franklin Fred Freiderick Iames French Iames Frish Albert Froio Syl Fumanek Thomas Galbraith Paul Galinski Michael Gavin William Geary Ed Gerdeuich Iames Gibson Henry Gillespie Raymond Gillespie Ioseph Gioioso Patrick Glass Ronald Gleason Richard Gorski Frederick Goss Ken Gran Ioseph Griffin William Gnfhn Paul Grossi Patrick Guerin Michael Guzaldo Kurt Haben Robert Halm Edward Hanke Mel Harte Iohn Hassett Robert Hastings Carl Hawkins Patnck Healy Iames Heaney Iames Heath Don Hecht Kenneth Henchik Iohn Henek William Hmchley Robert Hogan as gint' F, Q. X 35 J Page 28 VIVIIOVS 'War 11 Kubrszewskr Ioh'1 La Fleur -xr hur La Gesse Andy La Porte sk Ron Latham Iohn La Valle Th mas LUVIH T m Lehr r Angelo Le cxom Ted L pper Gerald Lmdaur Walter L1s pv- as 3335684 Rlchard Lodrco Ioseph Lcmec LQ Rxchard Lucas Gene Mackm Gene Maher Bob Mahony Bob Mally Iames Mannmq L- Vlc Marasco Joseph Marschall A1 Mategrand Ierome Maunce ,,, Ierome Mazrenls Frank Mazzre Ed Mere rw. Steve Memes Thomas Mesetz Stanley MlChGlCZ9WSk1 Rrchard M1cha11k Leonard Mlchalskx Donald Mllazzo ' 1 CY' Denms McFadden I mes McGrath ohn McGrean Edward lVlcKmley 'ST Iohn McMahon Thomas McNulty Iohn Moore Icse Mortell ,vs 112 Bro'lrer M Page 29 aurrce hears the ccmplarnts ol the alarm clocks and the C TA as lim French George Kozrch and Frank Erxqlrsh sr d gn a mrt slrps to explam therr tardmess Q . ' O F ' '. . ' 9. ' I ru li i - I ' 0 . . 41 V5 D I 1 Q I - E ' f ' I 2 ' . . ' 5 ' rf 4 ' . ...- ,-,. 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A no ' ' ' A 7 Class .,,f1957 -6' 7 if 'nan as 3 'K' he .r Eernard Rrelly Ioseph Rubano Bob Rybxckr Thomas Samdon Drck Santo Ioe Santoro Ioseph Sarno Ronald Scacco Wrllxam Schrli Charles Schnelder Robert Schultze Carmello Sclortmo Vxto Scopa Iames Sedlacek Alex Sevenno Iames Shea Robert Sheeler W we we '11 H EW 0 Ex' 'LU 38 we 9. s: :: :1 o 'TWT 'F t 41 Vlrgxl Mostardo Ioseph Mota Ioe Motch Nestor Motluck Pat Murphy B111 Murphy Thomas Murphy Iohn Nawedylo Rrchard Nemecek Arthur Newell Donald Newman Phxl Nerman Ioseph Nremrec Frank Novotny Sylvester Nowak Mrchael Nugent Leonard Obodzmskr Donald Oesterlm Pat O Malley Robert O Shaughnessy Mtchael Ouska Alex Pankey Thomas Parker Frank Pasternak Stan Patchrk Gregory Pechous Thomas Pechous Charles Pederson Don Pederson Kenneth Pellegrxru Russell Plchllk Robert Plrsem Robert Prton Frank Pokrzywa Albert Pollastrmr Donald Pos1ta'1o Rrchard Powers Ralph Prazak Anthony Quartana Ioe Rasorr Rxchard Read fi-V Q R -J ig as r Iohn Serto .K A 'fy' E x, I n 3 2 Q F George Sevcrk in Q Q 5 N N, in I , Page 30 4 A Q .Q Q E I 1 ' , , , K . 1 .T I I. r l s -A 5 T tat as urs Q 'I ' X ' f . .,'- I t - xg.. 4- 5 V Q Ia ' ' if l' .r 'N - R ' 35? 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Wayne Sobota Vmcent Solano Wllllam Sowmskr Arnold Spurgash 4.0 fl Q5 'G Y Rlchard Stoll George Stone Pete Stone Robert Stone Lawrence Strama Robert Strouse Iames Stryker fx 45. Leroy Strzeleckr Iames Sulltvan Pat Sulllvan Tom Sullrvan Don Sunserr Q'-11' Pub Ionn Svabek Frank Sweas Melvln Szot an 0- B Robert Tadm Ronald Tatar Earl Teteak Robert Thomas 9 ig. Donald Thomas Andrew Thallemer Angelo Trorola AA X 'X L Lawrence Troka Leonard Tuhpano ,f Frank Tullo Edward Tully Anthony Tummrllo George Unger io 'len Vande molen M George Van Hecke Patrrck Vasek R Chard Vavra Edward Velten Donald Vercxglro M chael Walsh Iohn Waterloo Matt Webber Pat Wermck Iames Werth Robert Wesolowskr Robert Wracek Rrchard Wrllram T m Wrlsey A. Tom Wrlson Ken Wtnrarz 1 Wrnkle Mlchael Wmters Stanley Wo1tas CI 'fx Edward Wolsk1 T Robert Woods Don Younker Iames Zaura John Zaura Edward Zebrg 'K' Mrke Zmgarellr Ierry Zukauska Page 31 'S , - S . Q. . W f if' .' 41 . ef if M . if f. 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Y Q AV5 V ' v M KS , 3 .A gf ' :-,: - 32 - Nicholas Alleva i7!,e Class of 1958 Arthur Aceto Peter Alexa Allred Adreani Iohn Antonelli Leroy Antonello Peter Ariola Phrhp Arngo Mrchael Asta Arthur Avery Ronald Bala Frank Barnett Ioseph Barney Paul Barom Ronald Barrett Thomas Bartelt Sam Battaglra Rrchard Bazan Robert Bexliuss Thomas Berlfuss Rrchard Belcastro ,A 3 Charles Bell Wxlham Benda Robert Bennett Ronald Benson Theodore Berg ,NA Dennrs Berndt 1 John Bertuca Iohn Beshk Robert Beshk we Ronald Bxanchr Rrchard Brestek Iames Blanford Wxllram Blaugmr Rrchard Blass Edwrn Bogdanskr Ioseph Borek Henry Bostelman G orge Bradac if Edward Bradley Denms Bradshaw -4 Raymond Branrck iw-449 5' tif Q., I so Sl, f Page 32 B 1 6 T1 mas Branlck DfIVld Brancato Paul Broske Iohrr Brown Ioseph Brusca o Thomas Buckley ' chael Bullock Ronald Buono Wllllam Bush N cholas Cahrll Ioseph Calabrese Eugene Callahcn Melvm Callahan Fnchard Callahan Iames Campagna Rrchczrd Campana August Campeotto Davrd Campeotto Ioseph Canzonerr Anthony Capasso I si: 1 A ' ' , 5, . 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P OVVIOVGS Edward Cargrll Raymond Carney Robert Carr Iohn Casey Wrllram Ceryek Martm Chrodo X ss Ronald Craglra Paul Cram Ralph Crardellx f Rrchard Crardullo ,Q X Roger Cleslrk Anthony Crro N anre ar e .S D 1 Cl k Ioseph Codutx Guy Colby Iohn Colhns Ioseph Converso Thomas Cottello Edward Cotter Iames Coughlan Ronald Courtm Davrd Couty Raymond Cozzens 3 N Thomas Culhane Dems Curran JH, ,-, is Iohn Cymbulrsty Iohn Cygnar Anthony Cynor Paul Czuchra Anthony D Agostrno Mxchael Darley Edward Daley Charles De Brase Davxd De Frank Eugene Demsko Dennis Depaul Donald Derma ,J 'F H Iames Devery Anthony Dlmeo Iames Dmrcola Lawrence Drvrto Members of the Sophomore Councrl dxlrgently ponder the affarrs of state Left to Right 1 Seated around table C Dolezol V Panso R Lollr A Aceto M Maglranr A Kmg P Hannon R Belcastro W Marek Second Row Seated R Neapolltan R xoR1ta L Wrlkowskr I Kelch R Cousrns I Stastny I Casey D Fabbrr Th1rdHow, Seated D Ioyce R Szydlo B Hart C Race I Opatts Standmq W Cerl1k,I Brophy,I Zullo R Hottman, S Nowak R Knect Page 33 S0 A L: QW in H in I I bgglk T K x ' ff . 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A I-F Y - I f i I 45 .. drive K sf , Q ., l . 1- - - A Rl f X 1 ,, : - 5 S if A f: , , , V K V X I P 5 ix , ' I ,- K A A 1? 17 Class of 7958 Charles Dolezal Frank Dotr Donald Dougherty Bruno Dovllas W Damel Dow Phxllrp Drwlla George DuBo1s Wlllram DuBrock Iames Dutra Theodore Early Rxchard Baker Robert Ebersold Robert Ebert Iohn Eck Gi Anthony Ellrot Iohn Englxsh Domxmc Fabbn if Martm I-'ako Vmcent Fasano Martln Faso Anthony Favm Davrd Ferguson Frank Ferrentmo Robert Flonta Iohn Fxscher Iames Flynn Donald Fowler Gerald Frank Iohn Freelove Thomas Fulmer Thomas Gall Robert Galway Raymond Garxfto Martin Gavxn Lours Gracobbe Peter Glanareco Donald Grmbel Peter Grovannettz Rrchard CIICIUS Raymond Gunderson Henry Halverson 'K 'ii vu' v.-::, Qu A A ' Page 34 1' W 41 E T:- Davrd Hanna Peter Hannon Iohn Hart Iohn Hause Robert Hayes Iohn Healy Iohn Heflln Patrlck Heneghan George Henzel Thomas Herlely Wlllram Hrckey Robert Hoffmann Rrchard Hofmann Gerald Homackr Robert Holger W11l1am Holton Iohn Howard Thomas Hoy Robert Hronek Lawrence Hudzrn Lawrence Huene A Q . . 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A - ...vb-tr , Q 5,4 4 - 5- ff. xx .. swf SOPAOWIOVQS Ieftry Huges if Ioseph Hulka Walter Humble Walter Hutton Angelo Iovineli Q l . -' . r '- ef' ' T .,, H i' ' Charles Iensik Ronald Iesuit Robert Iewulski - Iames Iohnson Q Dudly Ioyce Z' Michael Kaasbeil - Iames Kantor Iames Kasper fs. .X QQ we , 87' HIE' ft '-- Q X t S Ronald Kalebic t iq? I. Ronald Kaufman William Kearns if ' f 4- 5- . Ioseph Kelsch at ai ' 'Q Y f L 'ir 1 J' f A 3552552 .G is , 3 c if 4 ' 'lr' . 5 L s . - . V .f , gtk ....s K tes f 1' N' W 4 .--ff, .aa ,' . at n , - . C , Z? Ji N 1 if if I 3 1 5' 1 Frank Kerr fl? Arthur King Samuel Kingsland Iohn Kissane vt Raymond Knecht Timothy Knightly Donald Knitter Gregory Koch Peter Kommer Edward Konieczka Robert Korbas f Q V R E' -Q 1 Frank Kordowski Michael Kroll ' - George Krubert ' .f Theodore Kuzel l - is Raymond Kuzelka Richard Kwit Gerald Laplaca Iohn Laser Robert LaSp1na Robert Latham Henry Legreza Christopher Lillie Robert Lmk Dennis Lissak A group of suburban Knights display their splashy chariot. Page 35 Tom McNulty purchases candy as Ted Fierst, Robert Pirsein, and Eugene Christiano take a last peek at the book before the bell f:7'Ae Class of Raymond Neapolitan Robert Nechvatal David Nega Daniel Nelson Frank Notaro Clark Odom Patrick O Hara Daniel O Meara David Ontxveros Iohn Opatts Daniel Palombizio Ioseph Panlcola Ioseph Panzaca Victor Pariso Thomas Parrollo Rlchard Parry Lawrence Patnckus Frank Pawlak Leonard Pawlak Benyamin Pennacchxo Page N9 19 Richard Lolli Elmer Lorek Raymond Lutz William MacDonald Charles Maceikis William Machan Thomas Mack Michael Magliano Thomas Malone Donald Mondera Secundo Manoni William Marek Robert Marshal Richard Martin Leo Mayer Dennis McGaughan Patrick McGee William McGlynn Ronald McGovern Edward McKeown Iames McLaughlin Iames McLaughlin Donald Mexrs Eugene Meltzer Iohn Michelin Walter Mierzlmskl Iames Miller Iames Miller Iames Milner Ronald Milos Allan Mitchell Arthur Montesanto Vernell Moreland Andrew Mosca Iames Mullaney Gerald Mullins Kenneth Mullins Iohn Murphy was xl Iohn Murphy Raymond Mussato Frank Male Louis Marcisx ..-A 4. 1 ' 'W sr' - A L5 Q ' y . . 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L5 Sf 1:- SOPAOWQOVGS Iohn Petnk L1OhOmlI Petrovtch Eugene Pftexfter Frank Plcha Iames P1enlCOWSk1 Charles Punat Albert Prsterzr Edward Polanek Anthony Pontalelh Edward Potokar Gerald Potrawskx Iames Powell Iames Qumn Cynl Race Iohn Ralexqh Ioseph Ramrrez Mxchael Raymond John Remke Frank RlblCh Ronald Phgenstrup Peter Rrqor Thomas Roqala Robert Ross Iames Rountree Robert Ruddecke Rlchard Ruffalo Adnan Ruhnke Phlllxp Ruscettl Ronald Salerno Iohn Sana Francts Santoro Donald Saternus Robert Savml Gmo Savro Mlchael Scell Kenneth Schellhase Wxlllam Schellx Rrchard Schxlt Donald Scott Iohn Sejud W11l1am Seranlco Its tumon tzme aqam' Ray Holloway and Tom McNulty gladly pay the pnce of wisdom Page 37 1 P 4 V ' R l:'Ll R . ' ' R A . 4 W A - E , 2: 2 4- U in - .' H ' Q . '- r? - -N .I ' ' ' j ' .5 5 l : ': JA I.. ,QF - T U - a'lQ rf 2 R R , -5 . - Y -. ,,1.. : So ,, L--:If'5'5' Q' .7 I I Q Q V rt 1' f' 7 I J my y 3 .,.,.., l . 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' R' .' , k .' - J - .lg A ' ' Q R '-S if '.e: YT.. - if . x -,t ' R lllr r t - 3 E 3 'V Donald Watwood Robert Weller Arthur Weiss Rlchard Whalen Peter Wlencek Iohn Wxlkxn Larry Wrlkowskr Anthony Wrllrams Iames Wrllxams Robert Wrlmot Iohn Wilson Iohn Wzsnewskl Donald Wolcrk Robert Wojcxk Raymond Worthem Iames Wyza Ronald Young Edward Zalewskr Laddre Zalud Ronald Zderad Wrllram Zxelmskr Lawrence Zlessow Gregory Zxto Davrd Zora Iames Zullo Page 38 Ja OP OVVIOVGS Ralph Sergott Patrxck Shannon Jack Sheahan Wllllam Shevchulc Anthony Shymanrk Thomas Sxeklerka Edward Sllha Robert Skxllen F 3 Robert Skrnkrs Gerald Slomrnskr Donald Smxgaj Danxel Smxth Patrrck Smlth Patrick Smxth Alfred Smrha Anthony Spak Charles Spohr 5? Richard Sramek Leonard Stancy w Q? Ioseph Stastny Iames Stephens Bryant Stone Iames Stone Iordan Struzynskx QQ J Robert Stuerhoft Arthur Sturtevant Thomas Sulhvan Walter Svec Robert Szydlo -A Fred Szynal ts U' :L f f 'Q H his Wxlllam Tankus Iames Taus Iames Thomas Robert Tomasettr Ioseph Tomaska Ronald Tortorella Peter Tutera Phrllxp Ullo Robert Urbamak Carl Vana Ioseph Vanzandt Mxchael Vanzant Lonme Vcrrchetto Peter Vasquez Wrlham Veroot Rrchard Vlcek Edward Walsh Edward Ward Leonard Waszkrewxcz E9 We xi 1 .ze f 1 A L n t ' r an 73' Y r ' - K lx , l5l -, .,. ' -a .P .,.5 : . ii' Y' 3: 4 fix t r Q, y L t . in v ,J . ' l. C 'f , . ' ':.. K . , A . f A H , . V , ' - 222, Q' v A U A Q 'P' L 1 'Y - - 1 if ,S 77 A -ff .,-- A , 5, as Q 2 ' ' . ' ,. . N . . -P ri Y ' y ffl' X - - TA I, , qi , : in .. 5 my A x. 1 J E V -, f 4 . yr. : TEEN N A . .1q. T J K , 5 ' l I, y L, R Q ... - Q , ' K L' f V .t J . 5 f '35 -,,, , Q 'I ' - . : 'T A -Q .- A' . 0 M ..,. W 4 k H - .. f , ..5. Q -A :., P as ' X . 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' v D 1,-r In y ,.... - A kg A f A zly Q Q: g x , . . . . . fr FNFSUQ - q v by -' 1. 7 it tr - fr t-: Paul Aceto George Allaire Dominic Alleva Robert Aloten Frank Altiere Um Rxchard Andrzejczak Nrcholas Angrlen Ralph Antonellr Robert Aqurno Norman Ascareggx Rxchard Atherton Rrchard Augulrs Rxchard Augustyn Ioseph Baker Mrchael Bante Denms Barr Iohn Barrett Louxs Bartrlotta Robert Baslxan Iohn Bauer Edward Bennzs Ioseph Berardl Gurdo Bernacchl Robert Bernacchr Thomas Bresaga George Brrdsell Francxs Bxrnbaum Steve Bxscan Gene Blanchard Frank Bleers Gregory Bleers Paul Bleers Kenneth Blmkal Norbert Borowskr Charles Brady Steve Brewczynskx Robert Brockman Iames Brod Peter Brusca Denms Bubel Frank Bugno Iames Burke Iohn Burke Iohn Burns Russell Burns Robert Butrrro Don Byrd Phrhp Calabese Iohn Campbell Gerald Camplnose Frank Caprlupo Iohn Capodrce Gus Caporusso Clement Capoun Iohn Cappl Denms Carollo Frank Carpenter Denms Carroll Ronald Carsealla lames Casacchla Ioseph Castelh Flonan Cholewmskr ,C fb 4 1 . . 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Nl 4- atm ., JHX 2? be 1 l mr.. an 1 an 'F 57 Claw of 1959 vs' Nr , 5, mfs G 1 'Q'-1 in A in 1- Page 41 ik Bryce Dressel Paul Dros Robert Druktams Frank Drzewrcl-:1 Kyran Duffy Carl Ersenstem Ernest Elsner Robert Esposrto George Everett Rlchard Falcetta Martm Farmer Anthony Fasano Eugene Fxllpsl-rr Donald Fxorda Anthony Frore Robert Frtzgerald Davxd Flanagan Mrchael Flanagan Rrchard Flowers Ray Fogarty Douglas Forgue Ralph Fowler Iohn Freeman Damel Fryza Iohn Furlong Rlchard Galassr Thomas Galenzrewsl-rr Anthony Galxza Theodore Gall Iohn Galhchlo Peter Galvm Eugene Gargano Gerald Gaynor Edward Gesualdo Mrchael Gezmg Thomas G1bbOnS Ioseph Gxlleran Iohn Gxnley Donald G1rolamo Marvm G1ersoe Ronald Gmadek Rrchard Gondeck Ierome Goodwm Leon Gopon Ronald Goracznlak John Gregor Denms Gnmes Chester Gronke George Gubbxns Iack Guercro Mlchael Guzaldo Iames Hass Ioseph Hafller Robert Emmet Hall Robert Eugene Hall Robert Hanahan Mrchael Hanushewsky Wayne Haraldson Kenneth Haremza Peter Hawryluk Vladrmlr Hayduk Edward Hejka A e F A '- y .. ii' Yr .- I ' of ri' , 1- f f f A ' - I ,..- , ' .,,, 3 , L in I U .TZ , -E 4. we A A E531 T A A Sqft , - F T W 2 , Q 5' ifx . - X ' - get f 4 ' A 1 ' ' - Qt F ft 4 4 + .Q .. . r ' W f f - ' F Lf I M . , 2 A A : f g . 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Q23 is 'XL 1 97, 1 CIla5S0f'19 ff Page 43 H Iames Krus W11l1am Kublcz Paul Kuchay Adolph Kuhn Ralph Kuhn Kenneth Kukawskr Iohn Kuhkauskas Thomas Kumorelc Iames Kupy Paul Kurth Lours Kvasnrcka Kenneth Kwasnxk Ronald Lahr Iames Lambettx Phlllxp Landry Ian N Lamer Wxllram Latourette Lambert Leloup Rrchard Lewandowskr Anthony Llddx Francrs Loesch Donald Los Ierry Lucas Thomas Lureau Anthony Lutkaustas Iames Madoma Kenneth Mador Donald Mahonev Melvm Malor Ronald Mancal Larry Marcheschl Ronald Marchok Paul Mares Anthony Marmo lames Martm Frank Massx Iohn Mastrangelo Roy McArdle Frank McCall Danrel McCarthy Iohn McEll1gott Mxchael McEneany Lawrence McGra11 Edward McNamara Iohn Mele Iames Merrltt Robert Meyer Ronald Meyer Thomas Meyer Ronald Mrczek Dennrs Mrkolalnls Kenneth Mxller Reynold Mrnard Donan Modjewskr Donald Moore Eugene Mornssey Charles Mulvey Kxeran Murphy Edward Murnn Robert Muszynskr .,.b.. :... L e yqy. 1 . ' A . . , A A ...bb. 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S 1 A A if R Page 45 Rrchard Pxgott Reno Pxranr Thomas Prtor Robert Plesha Russell Pomaro Andrew Popadxuk Gerald Pope Wrlham Povrlus W1ll1am Powers Mxchael Prrmak Lawrence Pnon Larry Prusa Harold Prychta Ioseph Puocl Txmothy Pudlo Charles Ramke Wrllram Regan Robert Rendak Leonard Rlcco Robert Rrley Denms R10 Iohn Rxordan Louxs Rxva Iohn Rodrrguez Phllhp Rodnguez Raymond Ross Ioseph Iames Rossx Ioseph Phrlllp Rossi Anthony Rudmmas Thomas Russell Damel Ryan Iames Rys Theodore Safran Ioseph Sana Ierome Satala Rxchard Scafxdx Peter Scardma Charles Schafihauser Rudolph Schmrtz Rlchard Schumacher George Schwerrn Iohn Sepka Wrllxam SEIPICO Ioseph Serrxtella Thomas Sexton lames Sheehan Edward Srgnatur Damel Sxmler Arnold Sludut Ronald Skarzynskl Edward Sl-mp Denms Skrzypczak Donald Slaby Franklm Sladek Stuart Slxika Rrchard Slowxf Robert Smrz Ronald Sosm k George Sou p Ronald Sowa George Speck Raymond Sramek Denms Stahulak V25 nflelfl Rxchard Steele Chrxst Stemer Iames Stepps Gerald Ste1kowskx Frank Stevens Augustme Stlghch Iames Stomch Raymond Stranc Matthew Strmc Bohdan Struc Thomas Sullzvan Wlllldm Sulhvan Rudolph Svetal Patrick Syslo Iames Tantaro Henry Tantlllo Wayne Taraba Robert Taylor Paul TGIIIZZI Don Toloczko Stanley Tokarz Claude Tomaskoulc Tony Tnpolr Robert Troxola if I Iohn Truhlar Raymond Trunzo Thomas Truty it Q ill ff -P ,, W? 4 T T- 1 :t Ts 'T W 3 T nn-W-TWT T T 11, 1 V ' A y I Q A :wg ,, yy.rr.... ., y by I Vuyuv Q T .r,. .T .l,:, 4 T T T, W rw , gi 4 - ' . 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Donald Woodard Ierry Woods Iohn Woolley in , Ronald Zaccone Iames Zarantx Roman Zavadovych Lawrence Zlelonka sew Anthony Zxto 5 Page 46 ulozls, fsfualenfs, anal ScAolars The members of the Class of 1956 reaped a bountxful harvest of awards 1n the1r var1ous helds of endeavor Some of these hke the Alumm Club awards were purely local wh1le others such as Loyola Play Festlval medals were crty w1de All of them however recognlzed the supenor efforts of the class Most hrghly decorated member of the graduatlng class was Ronald Urban He was recogmzed as a scholar of the hrghest d1st1nct1on by both the Nat1onal Mer1t Assoc1at1on and the Natlonal Honor Socrety Scholarshlp Commrttee H also placed second 1n Chrcago s North Srde math contest and led the St Mel team to a second place fxmsh Outstand1ng thesprans of the class who were awarded medals at the Loyola Play Fes t1val are Ioe Tess1tore gold medal B111 O Ne1ll bronze medal and Ralph Tardr The St Mel play In the Days of Mary was also wrdely accla1med at the festlval The Speech Club estabhshed a fme reputa t1on throughout the tournament c1rcu1t Among the awards the club won was a hrst place by Ralph Gargano for humorous speak1ng 1n the St Mary s College Speech Tournament At the May meetrng of the Alumnr Club the organrzatlon awarded c1tat1ons to f1Ve outstand 1ng sen1ors Those who rece1ved awards were Donald Black most valuable football player Larry K1nsella most valuable basketball play er Howard Trudeau most valuable on school publ1cat1ons W1ll1am O Ne1ll outstandrng ora tor and Ronald Urban outstandrng Engl1sh student These are Just erght of the entrre class who rece1ved physrcal rewards Every member of the class rece1ved an award however the1r Chr1st1an Brother educat1on No value can be placed on th1s prec1ous 1tem Top Brother Camlllus awards Webster dxctronary to sopho more scholastlc leader Bob Hoffman M1ddIe Dave Hora freshman scholastlc leader ISCSIVES award from Brother Camlllus at freshmen assembly Bottom Mr Connolly and Brother Camrllus recelve Semors I Ansbro M Donovan K Kabza and R Kuyawa mto the Natxonal Honor SOCISIY The thxrteen members mducted at thxs txme were added to the exxstmg fourteen member roll Page 47 O . , 1 . , , . . . , . . . . . . 1 . f 1 1 1 , . . 11 11 - , . 1 1 1 I - 1 1 . . I . . , . . 1 1 ' 1 1 I 1 1 QV! 2 QJVLZYICQJ In age Chr1st aged as any human be1ng would dur1ng h1S th1rty three years on earth H1s per fect body grew from the small SIZS 1t presented at b1rth unt1l 1t reached full matur1ty Most of HIS SIZG and strength was ga1ned durmg the teen years lust as Chr1st grew and developed dur1ng the h1gh school per1od so does the St Mel Freshmen w1th the portra1ts of the Sen1ors 1t 1S very ev1dent that everyone grows 1n s1ze and advances 1n age wh1le at St Mel Al though the photos do not show 1t everyone also ga1ns 1n 1deals We enter as boys and depart as men Pg4a . . . J my ' . . . Knight. By comparing the photographs of the ' - ' X ,V X f , .wma-ww X- flngdnuxiwga ,L m.,.. . 0140011101 H ' , 4 ,XV 1 xx A - Vx 3 , wi,w.m...HxW:1,W.w H f LA 1 I iii S S Q. gum.. Q. :SL - f1 4:3 435 W N' K 'L 5 bg gif 3 R is , iv ' 3 s Sf? rfb? A 2 was-. f ig Q 1 2 f 2 Zsff Fwfgi' ew. 252 ffl Y .5 K 5 Q Q li I N fi 5 'is 6 X, . I ii Q , 'O 2 , , . , rw Q A : ,: . 44? , :nu a .. u H o- ,A . M .. . l' , E'-1' .QM K Xxx r X .- F.. i Q, , 9 f-'K ' 'N Qi Av H 1. . .'?.'. Ass X If - 9 AIAA? , if I Q ' ' 9 .1 Z!! X , . I Q 4 im f 375 .-8-ge -u-uma--sawn M, -'mamma-s 0' 30 - ' ' i Q . ,x A Q , L R 5. if ig gvlivf 3 if M r ,S EN gi A? if xi if fi 3 is , S SX .su QVIIOV CAI? 5 luv-.1 f'3 I L 'H xsane! Sf vi-S .1.,...,.. J- Standing: I. Pederson, S. Faluco, I. Luka, I. Guzialek, P. Dalton. Seated, Left to Right: I. Rojewski, R. Kujawa, F. Quilici, T. Sweeney. R. Romeo. S. Vitale, D. Simunek, C. Granacki. D. Black, D. Sullivan, I. Driscoll This year's active and activity-minded Senior Council did much to maintain the close coordination and cooperation of the student body and faculty. Headed by the president, Frank Quilici, they spearheaded a drive for the safe and sane loading of the C.T.A. busses on the trip to and from school. The council, together with Brother Mark, senior moderator, made arrangements for that most Wonderful night of the year, the annual senior prom. This was a fitting tribute to top a year of fun and accomplishments. Page 50 UA Class., 195 ADREANI IOHN l Iohnny Entered from Holy Rosary Course Sczentrllc Actxvmes Bowlmg 1 2 3 Ambxtxon To be a success and lead a good lrle ANDERSEN FRANK JAMES Sunshme Entered from Resurrectzon Course Secretarlal Ambmon To iulhll my dad s dream to graduate ANDERSON BOBI Andy Entered from St Thomas Aqumas Course Commercral Ambxtxon To lxve a happrly marned hfe ANSBRO IOHN Nzckle 5 Drme Entered from St Mel Course Sclentlllc ACllVllleS Iunxor Sergeant at arms ADC 2 Mel dramatxc Club 4 Football 1 3 Basketball l 2 3 Ccap tam 43 Ambxtxon To lead a good Chnstxan llle and reach heaven ANTOS IOHN A lack Entered from St Charles Borromeo Course Industrxal Arts Act1v1t1es Bowlmg 1 2 3 4 Ambmon To be a success ATKINSON IOHN Ack Entered from St Thomas Aqumas Course General Ambmon To get nch w1thout gettrng old BAK EDWARD Lrver Lzps Entered from Our Lady Help ol Chrxshans Course Screntxflc Act1v1t1es Meldramatxc Club 4 Football 1 Ambmon To be a credxt to God and my parents BARBERA PETER WILLIAM Pxerre Entered from Our Lady Help of Chnshans Course Classxcal Actxvmes Bemldus Club 4 Readmg Club 4 Debate Club Ambxtxon To d1e a happy death BARDWELL FRANCIS G Shorty Entered from St Lucy Course Scxentxtxc Actlvxtxes Cross Country 2 3 4 Bowlmg 1 Swxmmmg 3 Ambxtlon To mvent a machme that wxll teach you whxle you sleep and take the place of school BARILE RONALD G Brrdre Entered from St Mel Course Scxentrfxc Actrvmes Meldramatxc Club 4 Debate Club 1 Basketball 1 Bowlmg 2 4 Ambxtlon To out rap V1rg1l1o BARRETT TOM Tom Entered from Our Lady of the Angels Course Commerclal Ambmon To beat Dlck s 33 wrth cl stock deuce BARTKOWIAK CONRAD A Conme Entered from St Bruno Course Scxentlflc Actrvmes A D C 12 Observer 4 Art and Poster Club 1 2 3 4 Ambxtxon To see someone flre Godlrey BATTISTA VINCE A Frshman Entered from Our Lady of the Angels Course Secretarxal Ambxtxon To succeed m a four year course xn college BECKER ROBERT Bob Entered from Samt Celestxne Course Commerclal Actxvxtres Band 1 2 3 4 Dance Band 3 4 Ambmon To be a credxt to my parents BEILFUSS IAMES H hm Entered from Columbus School Course Secretanal Actwltres Bowlrng 3 4 Ambxtxon To be a success IH class Page 51 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 . 11 1 . . . 1 11 11 1 . 11 - - 11 . ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' 11 11 11 11 1 11 . . 11 1 11 - 11 1 - 1 1 11 11 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 11 - - 11 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 11 11 1 . . . . 1 11 11 . 11 1 11 1 1 . 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 . 11 1 1 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 - 11 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 A Class., 795 BELL THOMAS Tom Entered from Quxgley Course Scxentthc Ambltron To Jom the Arr Force IELLON IOHN C Bell Hop Entered from Our Lady oi Angels Course Industnal Arts Actrvrtxes Benrldus Club 4 Meldramatxc Club 4 Ambltlon To swmg and sway with the C T A BERG RONALD Bergze Entered from Our Lady of Chanty Course SCIGHIIIIC Actrvxtxes Track 1 Ambltron To be a jamtor at a g1r1 s hlgh school BERTUCCI IIM lxm Entered from St Angela Course SCIGIIIIIIC Arnbxtxon To answer the S64 000 Questron BIEDRON EMII. Mo Entered from St Frdells Course Sclentrfxc Actxvxtxes Me1dramat1c Club 34 Sclence Club 4 Swxmmmg 2 3 Ambxtxon To be a success BIELLO IOSEPH A Lxttle Ioe Entered from St Mel Course General Actxvmes Bowlmg 1 2 3 Ambxtxon To be a success ln hte BIRMINGHAM WILLIAM E The Bear Entered from Austrn Course Scxentxhc Ambmon To go to college BLACK DONALD Ie! Entered from St Mel Course Scxentxhc ACIIVIIIGS Iumor Class Secretary Senlor Class Vrce Presldent Benxldus Club lvzce presxdentl 4 Readmg Club 4 Basketball 12 3 4 Football 12 3 4 Track 1 Z 3 4 Ambltron To be a horse thtei tn the Texas Rangers BLANFORD IOE loe Entered from St Mel Course Secretarial Ambxtxon To be a success m whatever I do BOCINSKY ROBERT R Boach Entered from Our Lady oi Charlty Course Screntrfxc Ambxtlon To do 200 ln the quarter mlle BODNAR GEORGE EDWARD Skmhead Entered from Sacred Heart Course Scxentxirc ACIIVIIIGS Benxldus Club 4 Track 1 Bowlmg 12 34 Arnbxtxon To gam knowledge rn many thlngs and to succeed m one of them BOLAND IEROME lay Entered irom St Mel Course Secretarral Actrvrtxes Basketball 1 2 Ambrhon To make book BORRACCINI DONALD F Fleet Foot Entered from St Mel Course Sc1enti1c Actwmes Benrldus Club 4 Readmg Club 4 Cross Country 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Ambltxon To be the IIISI to the moon BRANICK GERRY Bram Entered from St Peter Camstus Course Commercxal Ambxtron To own and operate my own Cadrllac iranchxse BROTHERS SAMUEL B The Philosopher Entered from St Mel Course General Ambxtxon To be a success tn whatever held I may choose m hte Page S2 11 11 1 11 11 , . 1 1 1 11 - 11 1 11 . 11 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 . 11 11 1 1 11 11 1 . . . l . 1. . 1 . 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 11 11 1 11 . 11 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 . - 1 11 11 1 11 11 1 1 . I - 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 11 . 11 1 11 - 11 1 1 A Class., I9 Page 53 BUBEL IOHN R Rxch Entered from St Mel Course Sclentlflc ACIIVIIIGS Meldramatlc Club 4 Ambrtron To be a Pharmacrst BURGARD THOMAS Bogey Entered Irom Our Lady Help of Chrrstrans Course Industrlal Arts Actrvrtres Meldramatxc Club 4 Ambxtlon To be able to leap tall bulldrngs at u srngle bound BURIAN KEN L Ken ntered from Our Lady oi Good Counsel Course Secretanal Actxvrtxes Benxldus Club 4 Football 12 34 Basket bal 1 2 3 4 Ambxtlon To be a shrewd and successful busmessman AIRELLI IAMES E Zombrzz Bananas Entered from Our Lady Help of Chrxstxans Course Scxentrhc Actrvrtres Bemldus Club 4 Art and Poster Club 2 Bowhng 2 Track 3 Ambmon To be a credlt to God my parents and my school CARLSEN IIM A Carlxe Entered from Our Lady Help of Chrrstxans Course Sc1ent1f1c Actwmes Meldramatrc Club 4 Ambltron To go to Mexxco on a cycle CAZZATO IOHN Bandxt Entered from Our Lady oi the Angels Course Screntxhc ACIIVIIIBS Meldramahc Club 4 Speech Club 4 Bowhng 2 Ambrtxon To conquer Ethropra m the name of Italy CECOLA TOMI Tmy Entered from Cameron Course SCIGDIIIIC Actlvxtres Bemldus Club 4 Bowlrng 1 2 3 4 Swlmmmg 2 3 Ambrtron To be as successful cz pharmacxst as my Dad Entered from S S Cyrrl and Methodlus Course Commercral Actxvxtles Bemldus Club 4 AmblIlOn To succeed rn the held oi my choxce CHUMAN IERRY Ierry Entered from Eplphany Course Secretarral Actrvxtres Band 34 Meldramatlc Club 34 Speech Club 4 Football 1 Ambrtron To get a good revxew CILIK FRANK M Mrke Entered from St Mel Course Commercial Actxvrtles Bemldus Club 4 Basketball 1 Ambrtlon To erqoy lrie CLEMENT WILLIAM A Clem Entered from St Mel Course SCIGDIIIIC Ambmon To be a credit to my parents COFFEY WILLIAM M Zephyr Entered from St Angela Course SCISHIIIIC Actrvrtxes Bowlmg 1 Amb1lIOH To be a credrt to God and my iamlly COLLINS DONALDI Mort ntered from St Mel Course SCl6I1lIllC Actxvxtres Benrldus Club 4 Knlght 4 Observer 2 34 Meldramatxc Club 4 Track 1 Speech Club 3 Read mg Club 4 Ambrtxon To be the salt oi the earth CONROY MICHAEL R Chonqum the Algonquin Entered from Our Lady oi the Angels Course Screntrhc Actwmes Scxence Club 4 Swrmmmg 3 Ambmon To be a credlt to my parents COURTNEY IOHN L Clmt Entered from Our Lady Help oi Chrlstlans Course SCIEIIIIIIC Ambrtlon To follow the Wxll oi God ll - ll ' . . ,, ., . ., ., E : 1 : ' l . . . . I , , . . , , l C n n u ll , . : ' 2 I : . ' : ' . . ., . ,, , : ' I 7 ,, . ,, . . CHMELA, ROBERT L. Bob ,, ,, , z , : ' . : : . . . : ' : . , . . . E : . 2 ' : ' : , . : : : 7 - ,, . . ,, , . : ' : ' ' . , . A Class 0 Page 54 COURTNEY JAMES A hm Entered from Our Lady Help of Chrzstlans Course Sc1ent1l1c Act1v1t1es A D C l 2 Ambxtlon To be the lust human to shoot a Maman DALTON PAT Pl Entered from St Mel Course Secretartal Act1v1t1es Semor Class Treasurer Servx Domlm 34 Bemldus Club 4 A D C 1 2 Football 3 4 Ambltxon To change the world DANTONA ROCCO Rocky Course SClEHtlflC Actzvmes Iumor Counctl Bemldus Club 4 Football 1 Track 1 Swxmmmg 2 Ambmon To marry a nch helress DE CHRISTOFANO IACK Jack Course Secretarlal ACl1Vlfl9S Track 1 Ambmon To be half the man my father xs DELURY EUGENE F Geno Entered from Our Lady Help of Chrlstlans Course General Actxvmes Football 1 2 Ambmon To be a success l1ke my lather DELURY GERALD E Ioe Perzod Entered from Our Lady Help of Chnstxans Course Commerclal Act1v1t1es Football 1 2 3 DE MARCHI LAWRENCE l Larry Entered from St Angela Course Scxentxllc Ambxtlon To be a credxt to all and a success DE VINE AUBREY I Aubrey Entered irom St Matthew Course Secretarlal Actxvttles Bandl Ambmon To become a CPA and a credxt to God and my parents DEVITT FRANK Frankze Entered from St Angela Course Commerclal Ambmon To be loyal to God and country DINASO CHUCK Chuck Entered from St Attracta Course General Actlvmes M1ss1on Representatxve 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Ambmon To be successlul m beatmg my tnends especxally my St Ignatxus lnends DI VITO BEN Lxttle Ben Entered from St Francts Cabrmx Course Secretanal Ambmon To be a successful busxnessman DOLAN RAY Sleepy Entered from St Mel Course Commerclal Ambltxon To own a gas statxon DOMAGALA LARRY S Larry Entered from Our Lady of the Angels Course Commercxal Ambmon To be a credxt to my parents and fnends DOMROSE HAROLD F Butch Entered from Our Lady of Lourdes Course lndustrxal Arts Act1v1t1es Football 1 2 3 4 Ambmon To be an electrxcal engxneer DONAHUE IAMES I Fat Man Entered from St Patnck Hxgh School Course General Actxvmes Basketball l Bowlmg 2 3 Ambltxon To be a success m hte , . C . : ' : ' ' ' , : I I1 ll : ' ' : ' : : : ' ' . , .. ., i lx 5 'X I if ' . ' . . L 9 , Q . A . -' ' ' L'-'f' V+? Ambition: To be a credit to my parents. , . . , : . . . I - 3 ,, ., 3 V ' ,, ,, . . . . 2 ' H 1 . . . . A H if ll . . i . . .l . A Class 0 DONOVAN MICHAEL T Smxley Entered from Matermty B V M Course Scnentrhc Actrvxtres Observer I 2 3 4 Kmght Stall Bowlmg 3 4 DORT IOSEPHI loe Entered from Our Lady ot Holy Mount Course SCIEIIIIIIC Actrvmes Track 3 Swxmmmg 4 Ambxtzon To serve God and be a credlt to my parents DOTI IOE I Lrttle Ioe Entered from St Patnck Course Secretarlal Actwrtles Basketball 12 Ambmon To take hte easy DOW IAMES L Rod Entered from Our Lady of Charxty Course Industnal Arts AmbIIIOH To be a success DRISCOLL IOHN I Iohnny Entered from St Angela Course General Actxvlttes Semor Councll Ambmon To own a cartaqe company DUFFY IAMES M lzm Entered from St Phxlomena Course Scxentrflc ACIIVIIIGS Bemldus Club 4 Bowlmg 1 Sclence Club 4 Ambrtron To make money EBERT BILL Mrster Photoflash of 1955 Entered from St Catherme oi Sxena Course Sclentrfrc ACIIVIIIGS Meldramatrc Club 4 Swrmmmg 3 Foot ball 3 Ambxtlon To see the world EFT ROBERT IAMES Bob Entered from St Mel Course Secretarxal Actlvltles Bemldus Club 4 Debate 12 Observer 1 Bowlmg 3 4 Ambrtron To make my Irie a success both sptrrtually and matenally Entered from St Odrlo Course Screntrflc Actxvltres Bemldus Club 4 Band 1 2 Glee Club Track 3 4 Swlmmmg 2 Ambrhon To be the answer to a malden s prayer EINSPAR WILLARD I Wxll Entered from St Lucy Course Commercral Actrvmes Football 1 2 3 4 Ambltxon To be a good lawyer and a credrt to my parents EISENSTEIN LOUIS H Lzttle Man Entered from Our Lady Help of Chrxstlans Course General Acttvlttes Bemldus Club 4 Football 1 Basketball 1 2 Ambltlon To be a credlt to my parents ERRERA IOHN I Errors Entered from St Matthew Course Scxentrtrc Actxvrtxes Bemldus Club 4 Meldramatlc Club 4 Cross Country 3 Track 2 34 Bowlmg 34 Ambrtxon To be a doctor and to perform my frrst operatron on myself FAI-IEY ANDREW P Weasel Entered from Our Lady Help oi Chrlstrans Course SCISIIIIIIC Actrvxtres Meldramatxc Club 4 Cheerleader 2 Ambrtron To become The man from Schwepps and to make a mrlhon I-'ALLUCCO SALVATORE I Motze Entered from St Mel Course SCISIIIIIIC Actrvrtxes Iumor and Semor Councrl Meldramatlc Club 4 Ambltlon To be a commercral pxlot and a success rn 11 e PARRELL THOMAS I Gzraffe Entered from St Rita H S Course Screntxflc Actlvxtxes Debate 2 Meldramatrc Club 4 Ambltlon To buy a Mark II before I am 21 Page 55 3 e I .I EHRENBERGER. mcr-man E. 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' is c:::::r l'CI E5 E5 CD 4',E5, FAXEL EDWARD P Ed Entered from St Odllo Course Secretartal Actxvrtres Football l Swxmmmg 2 Ambmon To top all my prevrous accomplxshments FEELY IAMES P hm Entered from St Mel Course Secretanal Actlvztles Benlldus Club 4 Meldramahc Club 4 Swrmmmg Z 3 4 Ambrtron To be a success ln hte FENELON IAMES Mr lump Shot Enter d from Mary Queen oi Heaven Course Secretarral ACLIVIIIGS Basketball 1 2 3 4 Ambztron To be a success m whatever I do FERENCE NICK Nick Entered Irom St Mark Course Secretarlal Actrvltxes Bemldus Club 4 Ambltron To be a caroenter FILARSKI KENNETH Ken Entered from St Frdelxs Course Secretanal Actrvxtres Benxldus Club 4 Basketball I 2 Ambrtron To be a success FINKBEINER FRED L Fred Entered from Resurrechon Course General Actxvmes Benxldus Club 4 Band I2 Meldramatrc Club 4 Ambztlon To get rn show busxness and become the funniest comedran there IS FINNEGAN WILLIAM P Wrlly Entered from St Mel Course Sctentlflc Actrvrtres Observer 34 Kmght 4 Meldramatrc Club 4 Speech4 NHS 34 Ambrtron To marry a nch grrl so she can put me through school Entered from Our Lady Help of Chrrstrans Course Secretarlal Act1v1t1es Benrldus Club 4 A D C l Ambrtron To be what I am wrlled to be FITZPATRICK WILLIAM E Wrld Wzlly Entered from St Ioan oi Arc New York Crty Course General ACIIVIIIGS Glee Club 1 Cross Country 3 Ambrtron To be a successful undertaker FLECK IOHN N Sarg Entered from Our Lady ot I-Ioly Mount Course Screntrhc Actrvmes Bemldus Club 4 Football 12 Track 12 4 Bowlmg I 2 3 4 Ambrtron To be the M P guardxng the gates ot heaven FLEMING THOMAS P Fred Entered from Our Lady Help ot Chnstrans Course General ACLXVIIISS Band 12 34 Meldramatzc Club 4 Swrm mmg 2 Ambmon To touch Lrberace s ermme coat I-'LOSS IOHN P Flossy Entered from St Lucy Course Secretarial Actlvmes Basketball 2 3 Ambmon To mvent a ten second car wash FLOWERS ROBERT W Bob Entered irom Our Lady of Lourdes Course Sclentxfrc Ambrtxon To be a success m whatever I do FRAIT ROBERT I Frezght Entered from Mary Queen of Heaven Course Secretarlal Actxvrtles Benxldus Club 4 Debate Club 4 Glee Club I Track 4 Ambrtton To succeed m whatever vocatron I may enter FRANK THOMAS N Daddy O Entered from Our Lady ot Sorrows Course General Ambrtron To be what rs expected of me by my parents and God Page56 . 9 Z . : ' : , . 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Fitz : . 1 7A Class O Page 57 FREDE DONALD L Moonshme ntered from St Mel Course Scxentthc Actxvxtxes Bemldus Club 4 Meldramattc Club 4 Football 3 4 Basketball l 2 Ambrtxon To be a physrcal educatton teacher and happxly marrxed FURLONG IAMES E Sticks Entered from St Mel Course General Actrvtttes Bemldus Club 4 Ambttron To be a success m whatever I undertake GABRIEL LEONARD F Admzral Entered from Our Lady oi Holy Mount Course Scxentrlxc Actlvxtxes Football l 2 Ambxtxon To be a credtt to my parents GALIGA WALTER Walt Entered from St Francis Xavrer Course Commercxal Actzvlttes Servt Dommt 3 4 Track 2 3 Ambmon To become a commerclal axrlme pxlot GALL IOHN P lack Entered trom St Angela Course Industrxal Arts Ambrtxon To get a master plumber s card and to had the rxght gxrl GALLAGHER RAYMOND W Ray Entered from St Odxlo Course Commercxal Actwtttes Basketball l 2 Ambxtxon To be a credxt to my parents GARGANO RALPH E Gargantua Entered from St Fxnbarr Course Commercral Actrvxtzes Bemldus Club 4 Speech Club 4 Football 1 2 Bowling 3 Ambxtron To have the strength of dad brams of mom and love oi Pat GEARY TOM I T I Entered from Our Lady Help of Chnstrans Course Scxentxilc Actlvxtxes Bemldus Club 4 GERETTI ROLAND Parry OBr1en Entered from Holy Rosary Course SCISIILILIC Actxvmes Football 2 Swxmmmg 3 Track 34 Bowl mg 4 Ambxtlon Be as famous as Davy Crockett GIBBONS ROBERT Robert E Entered from Camplon Hlgh School Course Scxentxflc Actwrtxes Meldramatxc Club 4 Debate 3 Ambrtxon To be a credrt to my God country and tamlly GIBBONS THOMAS I Gxbbo Entered from Ouxgley Course Sc1ent1i1c Ambmon To retrre GIRGA RICHARDI Dxck Entered from Crcero Course Secretarxal Act1v1t1es YCS 1 Band 12 34 Glee Club 1 Dance Band 4 Ambmon To be a credxt to my parents and to get to heaven GRAHAM WILLIAMI Buzz Entered from St Mel Course Scxentxhc Act1v1t1es Bemldus Club 4 Ambxtlon To complete college and make a mxllxon GRANACKI CLAYTON A Clay Entered from St Fxdelxs Course Scxentxtxc Actrvltxes Semor Counctl Observer 4 N FL 4 Speech 34 Debate 234 Meldramatxc Club 34 Football l 2 3 Ambttxon To be a credxt to my parents and country GRA'l'l'AFIORI ALAN B The Skater Entered from St Angela Actxvxtxes Bemldus Club 4 Glee Club 1 Scxence Club 4 Swtmmlng 2 3 Ambxtxon To be a successful doctor and a credxt to my parents V ll 1 ll . . 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A Class O Page 58 GRELITSCH IOHN Honest Iohn Entered from Nobel Course Secretanal Ambttron To go to college GRIMALDI WILLIAM I Hot Lrps Entered from Matermty B V M Course lndustrral Arts Actrvrtres Observer 1 2 Meldramatxc Club 4 Band 3 4 Ambrtron To lead a brq name dance band GUZIALEK IOHN S Bmg Entered from St Paul Course Industrral Arts Actrvrtres Iunror Councrl Senror Councrl Bemldus Club 4 Meldramatrc Club 4 Ambltron To warl lrke my boy Php HALICKI RAY Sonny Entered from St Mary of Czestochowa Course SCISIIIIIIC Actzvxtres N H S 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Ambrtron To hve lrlce a kmg on cr pauper s pensron HALVEY MIKE I Pappy Entered from Ourqley Course Secretarral Ambrtron To marry the rrght glrl and be a success I-IAMPEL PAUL R Rock Entered from St Phxlomena Course lndustrral Arts Actrvxtres Observer 2 Meldramatrc Club 4 Ambmon To be a prmter HANNIGAN PHILIP F Phrl Entered from St Lucy Course Secretarral Actrvrtres Bemldus Club 4 YCS 1 HARTFORD IAMES E Brg Irm Entered from St Peter Camsrus Course Screntrhc Actlvrtres Bemldus Club 4 Ambrtron To be a success HASTINGS THOMAS Tom Entered from S S Cyrrl and Methodxus Course Secretarral Ambmon To be cr pro essronal bum HAVLIK MICHAEL HUGH Mrck Entered from Eprpharry Course SCIEIIIIIIC ACIIVIIIGS Bemldus Club 4 Meldramatlc Club 34 Swrmmmg 2 Basketball Manager 2 Ambrtron To be a Plulanthroprst HEERHOLD CHARLES F Hee Haw Entered from St Eulaha Course General ACIIVIIIES Iumor Councrl Glee Club 1 Football 1 Ambxtxon To be a C P A HERLIHY JOHN Lzttle lohn Course Scxentxfrc Ambrtron To be a success HIGGINBOTHAM CARL S Red Entered from Our Lady of Grace Course Industnal Arts Ambrtron To be a credrt to my God parents and Country HIHN EDWARD F Eddre Entered from St Phllomena Course General Ambttton To be a credrt to my parents HLAVAC GEORGE A Curly Entered from St Odnlo Course Secretarral ACIIVIIIGS Bemldus Club 4 Bowlmg l Basketball 1 2 3 4 Ambrtron To see Brother Adnan s water gun backhre 5 ,. ,, Ambition: To be a credit to my mother and father. . . 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A Class O HOGAN DON I Butch Entered from St Mel Course General Actrvmes Bemldus Club 4 Basketball 1 3 Football 2 Ambxtron To coach football or basketball HOGAN RONALD I The Great Pretender Entered from St Mel Course General ACl1Vll19S Bemldus Club 4 Ambrtlon To be a Swlmmlng coach HOMA LAWRENCE S Ace Entered from Blessed Agnes Course Screntxhc Actrvmes Bowlmg 1 2 3 4 AmblllOD To be a good Catholxc and crtrzen or my country HUGHES EDWARD B Hook Entered from St Frdelrs Course Sc1ent111c Actrvrtres A D C 1 2 Bemldus Club 4 Art and Poster Club 12 Swrmmrng 2 Bowlmg 3 4 Ambltxon To mvent mstant beer HURLEY PATRICK M The Izttle hood Entered irom St Mel Course Secretarral Actxvxtres Iunror Councrl Basketball 12 Ambxtron To be a Jet ace INDA IAMES A lrm Entered from St Frdells Course Screntrfrc Actxvrtres Speech Club 4 Bowlmg 2 3 4 Ambrtron Translstorrze a portable color TV set IANOWIAK KENNETH S Barme Entered from St Vrator Course Screntrhc Actrvmes Serv1Dom1m 34 YCS 2 34 Bemldus Club 4 tPresl Observer 2 4 Band 2 3 4 Meldrama tzc Club NHS 34 CSergeant at Arms? Kmght 4 Speech Club 4 Book and Dxscussron Club 4 Bas ketball 12 Football 12 Track 12 3 Swrmmmg 3 Ambrtron To forever have the grace oi God and the love oi my parents Entered from St Charles Course General Actrvrtres Football 1 2 3 Basketball 1 2 3 Ambntton To own my own busmess be a good hus band and father and to dxe m the state of grace IOHNSON HERB Butch Entered lrom St Frdelxs Course Screntxfxc ACllVll19S Debate Club 12 Football 234 Bowlrng 12 3 4 Scrence Club 4 Meldramatxc Club Ambrtron To hxt' IOHNSTON RONALD Nell Entered from St Mel Course Scxentxhc Actrvrtres Basketball Z 4 Ambmon To be a success and to pass htgh school IOSELANE HOWARD LEE Lee Entered from Qurgley Preparatory Semrnary Course Screntrirc Actrvmes Football 3 Ambrtlon To retxre as a hve star general KABZA KENNETH G Ken Entered from Eprphany Course Secretarral ACl1VllleS ADC 12 Bemldus Club 4 Meldramatxc Club 4 Book and Drscussxon Club 4 Swlmmmg l 2 Track 4 Basketball Manager 4 Ambrtron To be a credlt to God and my country KAlNZ ANDREW I The Kraut Entered from St Vrator Course Sclentlirc Actrvxtres YCS 2 34 Speech 4 Observer 34 Mel dramatrc Club 4 Cross Country 13 Track 34 Ambmon To be a second Fuehrer KALINA IEROME Shadow Entered from St Odrlo Course Screntrirc Actrvrtres Bemldus Club 4 Swlmmmg 2 Bowlmg l 2 3 4 Ambrtlon To marry a grrl lrke Debbre Reynolds KALVA CARL Bobo Entered from Our Lady of Lourdes Course Secretarxal Actxvxtres Basketball 2 Ambmon To be a success rn hte Page 59 D 2 IENKINS. THOMAS Tall Tom A Class., I9 KANAMUELLER IOSEPH M Max Entered from St Phxlomena Course Scxentxfxc Actxvmes Bemldus Club 4 Bowhng 1 2 3 Ambrtron To be a chemxcal engmeer KANE FRANK Frankie Entered from Mary Queen ol Heaven Course Secretanal Actlvxtzes Bemldus Club 4 Ambmon To succeed m whatever I may choose 1n lx e KARASEK KEN G Karrots Entered from Blessed Agnes Course Sclentxflc Actzvrtxes Observer 4 Meldramahc Club 2 Bowhng 3 4 Swlmmmg 3 Ambmon To succeed rn later lxfe KEIL LEONARD I Bzg Len Entered lrom Quxgley Course Secretarxal Ambxtxon To be a credit to my parents and own a T Bxrd KI-INN DANIEL F Ken Entered from Our Lady Help of Chrlstlans Course lndustrxal Arts Actxvmes Bemldus Club 4 Meldramatxc Club 1 2 3 4 Ambltxon To be as good a man as my father was KENNEDY IOHN W Monk Entered from St Angela Course General Actrvxtres Track 2 3 Bemldus Club 4 Ambxtxon To be a blg success ln hte and do Gods Will KERLIN BRUCE F lumor Entered from Mary Queen of Heaven Course Commercxal Actlvxtxes Bowhng 1 3 4 Amb1l1OD To be a travelmg salesman KERNAN WILLIAM Hot Rod Entered from Ascenslon Course Scxentxhc Actlvmes Meldramatlc Club 4 Glee Club 1 Track 3 4 Ambmon To marry a glrl lzlce my father dxd and to be a success KINSELLA LARRY I Larry Entered from Our Lady Help of Chnstlans Course Secretanal Actlvmes Football 1 Basketball 2 3 4 Ambxtxon To be as good a man as my iather KIRCHOFF CHARLES Chuck Entered from St Lucy Course Secretarlal Ambmon To be a bxrd watcher 1n Garfleld park KLAPKA IOHN F Clapper Entered from St Od1lo Course Sclentllxc Actrvrtres Bemldus Club 4 Kmght 4 Scrence Club 4 Basketball 1 Swlmmmg 2 Bowhng l 2 Ambxtxon To v1s1t the Oldsmobxle plant on Mars KLISE WAYNE Chrco Entered lrom Blessed Agnes Course SC1eI1llflC Ambmon To be a credit to my parents KOCH RUSSELL Rusty Entered from St Leonard Course Sc1ent1f1c Actlvxtxes Bemldus Club 4 Meldramahc Club 4 Glee Club 1 Football 2 3 4 Ambmon All State tackle from St Mary s Hxgh KOCOUREK NORMAN ALLAN Duke Entered from Mary Queen of Heaven Course Sclentxflc Actlvmes Observer 1 Scxence Club 4 Track 134 Swxmmmg 2 3 Cross Country 1 Ambmon To be a bxologxst KOLIN THOMAS A Tom Entered from St Mel Course Secretarxal Actlvxtres Bemldus Club 4 Football 1 Basketball I Bowhng 3 4 Track 3 4 Ambmon To become an electncal englneer Page 60 11 11 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 11 - 11 1 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 11 - 11 1 1 11 11 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 . 11 11 1 1 - 1 1 . . . . . . 1 11 - 11 1 1 . , 1 . 11 11 1 11 11 1 1 - 1 1 1 . 11 11 11 11 - 1 1 1 11 . 11 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . . , . 11 11 - 1 1 1 1 1 11 11 1 1 A Claws I9 Page 61 KRALL GEORGE Legs Entered from Eplphany Course Screntrfrc Actxvltres Meldramatrc Club 34 Bemldus Club 4 Swrmmxng 1 2 Basketball 3 4 Ambrtron Forest Ranger KRANICKI RICHARDI Atmosphere Entered from Our Lady ot Good Counsel Course Screntrhc Actxvxtres Football 1 2 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Ambrtxon To be a dentrst KREBASCH IESSE WILLIAM Jesse Iames Entered from Resurrectron Course Secretarral Ambrtron To be a success KRIMBEL IOSEPHI Ioe Entered from Eprphany Course Screntxhc Actrvttres Bemldus Club 4 Book and Drscusslon Club 4 Meldramatrc Club 4 Sclence Club 4 Bowlmg 1 4 Ambrtron To raise my own army to defeat all the enemxes to ireedom KRITZER EMIL A Emo Entered Irom St Hugh Course Industrral Arts Actrvrttes Bemldus Club 4 Speech Club 4 Meldra matrc Club 3 4 Ambmon To become a successiul engrneer KUDULIS RONALD G Kat Entered from Holy Trmrty Course Industnal Arts Ambrtron To wrxte mad comlc books and retrre at the age of 19 KUIAWA RICHARD L Kuch ntered Irom St Bruno Course Scnentrhc Actrvttres Band 1 2 3 4 Meldramattc Club 4 Ambrtron To be a credxt to my parents and e t Heaven KULA LOUIS CHARLES Trqer Entered irom St Columbkrlle Course Sclenttflc Actrvrtxes Bowlmg 4 Track l Ambltron To be the best rn whatever I choose KULA TOM I Shylock Entered from Blessed Sacrament Course Industnal Arts Actrvrtres Meldramatrc Club 4 Bowlmg 2 Ambrtlon To make a mxllxon wrthout workmg LAATZ MICHAEL L Lester Entered from St Eulaha Course Screntxflc Actzvrttes ADC 2 Meldramatxc Club 4 Bowlmq I Ambrtron To do great thmgs tor God and country LABNO MARTIN I Mutt Entered from Farragut Hrgh School Course Industrral Arts Ambxtron To see Ron Peter s camera blow up LADLE IOHN lack Entered from St Mel Course Screntrhc Actrvrtxes Band 1 Bowhng 12 Ambrtxon To IIIIISII whatever I start and do rt well LANGE FRANK A Fal Entered from St Mary Course SCIGHIIIIC Actxvrtxes Swrmmmg 3 Ambltlon To be a success rn hte LANGRIDGE EDWARD I-' Ed Entered from Presentatzon Course Secretanal Ambrtxon To be a credrt to God and my country LEUTI-INER EDWARD Lrqhtbulb Entered from St Phrlomena Course Sc1ent1f1c ACIIVIIIES Art and Poster 1 2 3 4 Meldramatxc Club 4 Kmght 4 Football 2 3 Ambrtxon To always walk wtth God 11 11 1 , . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 11 11 , . 11 11 1 11 11 1 1 1 1 . . . 11 11 . . 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 11 11 11 11 . . . . , , . 11 11 1 1 . . 1 1 . 11 11 1 11 - 11 1 1 W . 1 1 1 1 F A Class O Page 62 LINDSAY WILLIAM Doc 'xtered from St Gxles Course Classzcal ACIIVIIISS Meldramatlc Club 4 Observer 1 Track 234 Bowlmg l Ambztlon To make good rn my profession LITAVSKY WARREN R General Bull Moose Entered from St Hugh Course Scmentrfxc Act1v1t1es ADC 1 Ambmon To ralse a good Chnshan lamxly as the Holy Famlly LOPEZ EDUARDO I-'ELIPE IAVIER Pancho Entered from B1shop Quarter Course Sclentxhc Actxvmes Band 12 Book and Dlscussxon Club 4 Observer 4 Ambmon To be presldent oi Cuba LOS FRED F Fred Entered from Blessed Sacrament Course Industrxal Arts Actlvmes Meldramatlc Club 4 Bowlmg 2 Ambltxon To be a success LOUVAR BILL I lust plam B111 Entered from St Odllo Course lndustrlal Arts Actrvxtxes Bowlmg 4 Ambmon To be successlul rn the fxeld I choose LOWERY ROBERT No Doze Entered from St Mel Course Secretarxal Actxvztxes Bemldus Club 4 Bowlmg 12 Football Mgr l Ambltxon To become a C P A LUKA IOHN P Duke Entered from St Iohn Bosco Course Scxentxhc Actxvxtxes Football 1 2 Basketball 1 Swlmmmg 3 Ambmon To be a Chrrstxan m all that I do LURITO ROBERT M Iumor Entered from Holy Rosary Course Sclentlfxc Act1v1t1es Track 1 Bowlmg 12 3 4 Arnbxtton To become a C P A LYNCH ROGER W Whrtey Entered from St Phllomena Course General ACIIVIIISS Bemldus Club 4 Football l Ambmon To be a credxt to my iamxly MAAG RICH I-' Tex Entered from St Odllo Course Sc1ent1t1c Act1v1t1es Bowlmg Z 3 4 Ambztxon To escape from Alcatraz lf I ever get there MACK MELVIN L Max Entered from St Wenceslaus Course General AClIV1l16S Observer l Track l Cross Country 2 3 Ambmon To see the school and the day when Brother Adnan becomes pI1IIC1pCIl MADONIA IOHN V Iohnny Entered from St Angela Course SCISHLIIIC Act1v1t1es Meldramatzc Club 4 Observer I Ambxtxon To be a success MAGGIORE TONY Tony Entered from Morse Course Secretarlal Ambxtlon To see Llttle Orphan Annle grow o MAHER MICHAEL F Zorch Entered from St Mel Course General Actnvmes Cheerleader 2 Ambltlon To mvent lnstant beer MALY IOHN H Sam Entered from S S Cynl and Methodlus Course Screntxhc ACIIVIIIGS Bowlmg 1 2 3 4 Ambmon To be a professional bowler J 2 E. 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' A Claws 79 MANN DAVID K Leo Entered from St Alexander Course SCIGDIIIIC Actrvxtzes Debate Club 4 Speech 4 NHS 3 4 Ob server 4 Kmght 4 Meldramatrc Club 4 Track 12 3 4 Cross Country 4 Bowlmg 1 2 3 4 Ambxtxon To attcun the goal God has deslgnated for me MARELLA GUY L Rusty Entered Irom Our Lady oi Lourdes Course Scxentthc Actxvmes Knrght 4 Meldramatlc Club 4 Observer 4 Bowlmg l 4 AmbIIlOD To enjoy a healthy hte and merlt heaven MARKUS IRV Mad man Markus Entered from May Course Secretarxal Ambmon To be an executrve MAROUSEK FRANK G Mouse Entered from St Odllo Course Sczentrhc Actxvrtres Bemldus Club 4 Knrght 4 Swlmmmg 2 Bowlmg 3 4 Ambrtlon To make fxrst strmg on the college chess team MASSONI LEONARD G Len Entered from Robert Emmet Course SCISUIIIIC Actwrtles Bemldus Club 4 Swlmmlng 3 Ambrtlon To get out of the cxty MAZINTAS IOHN P Luke Entered lrom St Attracta Course Secretanal Actwmes Basketball I 2 Ambrtron To drlve a P T Boat MCARDLE IAMES F Brq Mac Entered from St Mel Course Sc1ent1f1c Acttvttxes Observer 4 Readlng Club 4 Football 1 Ambxtxon To be halt the man my father rs Entered from St Mel Course General Ambrtxon To be an engmeer MCDONALD ROBERT G Moose Entered from Our Lady Help of Chrrstxans Course SCISIIIIIIC ACIIVIIIGS Bemlclus Club 4 Ambltxon To break the world s speed record rn a car McENERY IOSEPI-I P Mad Entered from St Mel Course Industnal Arts ACIIVIIISS Bemldus Club 4 Meldramatlc Club 4 Bowlmg I 2 3 4 Ambltton To be a successful electnctan MCGANN THOMASI TI Entered from St Lucy Course General Actrvmes Football 12 Ambltron To make a m1ll1on MCGILL IAMES Izm Entered from McKenna Memonal Ireland Course Commercxal Ambltlon To be a success tn everythrng I do McGUIRE BRIAN Srg Entered from Epxphany Course Secretarral Acttvttres Benrldus Club 4 Meldramatlc Club 34 Bowlmg 3 Ambltxon To be a success 1n everytlung I do MCLEAN DONALD Mac Entered irom St Mel Course SCISIIIIIIC Actnvmes Swlmmmg 3 Observer 4 Bowlmg 134 Benlldus Club 4 Ambxtxon Spmtually and matenally successiul Golf wxth Ike MCWEENEY SEAN M Mac Entered from St Ignatxus Hrgh School Course Secretarxal Actlvxtxes Basketball 12 34 ADC Observer 4 Bemldus Club 4 Meldrarnatxc Club 4 Speech and Debate Club 4 Ambmon To raxse a famrly as good as my father dtd Page 63 , . 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' z ' : ' , : I 11 11 - , ' z ' ' : : ' . . : l rr u . . z , , . : . . .1 : : ' : A Class O MEDICI IIM L Spzke Entered from Holy Rosary Course Screntrhc Actxvrtzes Bowlmg 1 2 3 4 Tenms l Ambxtxon To be a credrt to God my iamrly and my country MEGER NORBERT F Mege Entered from St Hugh Course SCISIHIIIC Actrvrtres Bemldus Club 4 Football 2 Bowlmg 1 3 4 Arnbrtron Ambltron MENCONI LINO Dozy Entered from Our Lady of the Angels Course Commercral Actrvmes Band l 2 3 4 Ambmon To see the St Mel football team wm a champronshrp MENDRICK EDWARD M Edd1e Entered from Our Lady of Charrty Course Secretarral Arnbltron To be a success rn all thrngs MEYER WILLIAM A Bzg B111 Mayers Entered from St Eulaha Course Screntrhc Actrvrtres Glee Club l Chemxstry Club 4 Readmg Club 4 Band 4 Cross Country 4 Track 1234 Swlmmmg 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 Ambttron To be Lefty s nght hand man MIDLAND CARLI Mxddy Entered from Our Lady of Grace Course Screntrfrc ACIIVIIIGS Art and Poster Club 1 Swlmmmg 2 Bowlrng 4 Ambttxon To be a success MILEWSKI DONALD C Brg Ed Entered from St Eulalla Course Screntrfxc Actrvrtres Football 1 Bowlmg 4 Ambrtron To make as many inends as possxble MINAUDO ANDREW I Andy Course Sc1ent1f1c Actrvmes Bemldus Club 4 Bowlmg 4 Ambmon To be a physrcal educatlon mstructor at Provxdence MORETTI ALFRED Lrttle Man Entered from St Mel Course Screntrhc ACl1Vll16S Benrldus Club Meldramatxc Club 3 4 Scrence Club 4 Bowlmg 4 Ambxtron To be a success and a credlt to my parents and school MOTCH MICHAEL L Iumor Entered from Holy Name Cathedral Course Industrral Arts Actrvrtres Band 1 2 Football 1 2 3 4 Track 2 Ambrtron To learn a successful trade and ralse a nrce iamrly MUDD BILL B111 Entered from St Peter Camslus Course Secretarial ACIIVIIIGS Iunror Councrl Ambmon To be a credxt to my parents MURPHY IAMES D Sullivan Entered from LaSalette Preparatory Semmary Course Screntritc Actrvrtres Meldramatlc Club 4 Ambrtron To choose a state rn Irie rn whrch I can succeed MURPHY NEIL E Murph Entered from Campron H S Course Screntxflc ACIIVIUGS Meldramatlc Club 4 Band 2 Ambrtron To make a mrllron MURRAY BILL B111 Entered irom St Lucy Course Secretarral Actrvmes Footballl Ambmtxon To see St Mel wm a crty champronshxp rn football NAPOLEON IOE I L1tt1e General Entered from St Mel Course lndustrxal Arts Actrvmes Bemldus Club 4 Meldramatrc Club 4 Speech 4 Cheer Leaders Z Ambztton To never meet my Waterloo Page 64 . . : , . . 2 . : . , ,, ,, , . : : : , , . , . 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A Class., I9 Page 65 NAPPO AL I Sachmo Entered from Mary Queen of Heaven Course Sclentxlxc Actlvltxes Glee Club 1 Ambxtxon To have a f1ne Wlle and ten kxds and have them all taught by Bro Luke Clement when they go to St Mel NERUDA FRANK D Nerudre Entered from Our Lady oi Lourdes Course Scxentxflc AmblllOD To be a success NOVAK IACK R Mumbles Entered from Blessed Sacrament Course Sctentlhc ACllV1ll9S Y CS 2 3 4 Bemldus Club 4 Observer 2 3 Kedxtor 47 Knxght 4 NHS 34 Readmg Club 4 Bowlmg 1 2 3 4 Ambxtlon To lollow the Chnstopher tdea through rn a lnterary held NOVOTNY EDWARD G Ed Entered lrom St Rxta Hlgh School Course Industrxal Arts Actxvmes Bemldus Club 4 Meldramatlc Club Observer 4 Readmg Club 4 Speech 4 Ambmon To be a test pxlot O CONNOR IOHN D lohn Course Secretarlal ACllVllleS Iunlor Councll Bemldus Club 4 Ambxtlon To imd the nght gxrl O CONNOR MICHAEL I M1ke Entered from St Angela Course General Ambltlon To run my own busmess O DONNELL WILLIAM I Wxld B111 Entered from Resurrectlon Course Industnal Arts Actlvmes Meldramauc Club 4 Ambmon To be half the man my iather IS ONEILL BILL Wrlly Entered from St Mel Course Sc1ent1f1c Actxvxtnes Meldramatlc Club ttreasurer 47 YCS 4 Glee Club 1 Kmght 4 Readmg Club 4 Swtmmmg 2 3 4 Track 3 Ambltxon To be a great thmker and a late sleeper PAA IOEL Entered from St Phxlomena Course Sclentlllc Actxvmes Bemldus Club 4 Bowlmg 1 Z 3 Basketball I Ambxtron To be the best ol whatever I am PALMINTERI ANTHONI T Pol Entered from Ryerson Course Secretanal ACllVllleS Bemldus Club 4 Meldramatlc Club 4 Band 1 Ambmon To hear Brother Iuhus say amt PARRULLI GUY S Speed Entered from St Odllo Course Sc1ent1I1c Actlvttxes Band l 2 3 4 Cross Count y 1 Ambltxon To do my best rn anytlung I undertake PATERNO PAUL V Veto Entered from Holy Rosary Course Scxentxhc AClIVllI9S Bemldus Club 4 Meldrcmatxc Club 3 Track 1 Bowlmg 1 2 3 4 Ambltlon Supply lxquor to th Alumnl Club PATLA EDWARD F Pa Entered from Blessed Agnes ACIIVILIQS Observer 4 Ambmon To be a successful accountant PAVELKA DON F Frank E'1tered from Our Lady of the Angels Course Scxentxlxc Act1v1t1es Basketballl Ambmon Professxonal Revolutxomst PLDERSEN IERRY Pete Entered from St Lucy Act1v1t1es Football 1 2 3 4 Bemldus Club Ambmon To center a ball 30 Yards , . . ,. ,, , . . . , . . 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A Class O Page 66 PETERS RONALD G Pete Entered from Blessed Agnes Course Screntrhc Actxvmes Observer 1 2 3 4 Meldramatxc Club 4 Kmght 4 Debate 4 Bowlmg 3 4 Ambltron To gam eternal happmess as a C P A PETRIK IOE B Ace Entered irom St Francxs of Rome Course Industrral Arts Ambttron To be what I want to be PETROVICH JOHN P Cuffless Entered from Blessed Sacrament Course Screntrhc ACIIVIIIGS Beruldus Club 4 Observer 4 Knrqht 4 Debate 1 Meldramatrc Club 4 NHS Wxce Pres 3 41 Basketball l 2 3 4 Bowlmg 1 2 3 CPres1dent 47 Scrence Club 4 Ambrtxon To be a credrt to my taxth and iamrly as a chemtcal englneer PHELAN IAMES PATRICK Moose Entered from Qurgley Preparatory Semmary Course Scxentrhc Actrvttres Band 134 Meldramatlc Club 34 Bowl mg l Ambttxon To make a mrlhon dollars and retxre when I am 30 PINTA PAUL I Colonel Itm Entered irom St Odrlo Actrvxttes Y C S Benlldus Club 4 Swlmmtng 2 Ambrtton To be an educated bum PIOTROWSKI CHESTER A Chet Entered from Eprphany Course General Actrvmes Meldramatxc Club 4 Bowhng 1 2 3 Ambrtron To have a good Job and to marry a gtr lrke my mother PIRHOFER IAMES DAVID Butch Entered from St Wrlham Course Scxentrhc Actrvmes Art and Poster Club l 2 Bowlmg 2 3 4 Ambmon To succeed here and hereaiter PIRMAN ROBERT L Gramps Entered from Our Lady of Holy Mount Course Screntrhc Actrvmes Track 3 4 Swmmmrnq 4 Ambmon To be a success tn my held oi endeavor PISONI Dah E Prasan Entered from Eptphany Course Secretanal Actrvtttes Football l AmblIlOD To be a credrt to my parents POCK KEN L Ken Entered from St Mary of Celle Course lndustrlal Arts ACIIVIIIGS Bowlmg l Ambrtlon To be a credrt to my parents POMYKACZ IAMESI Brg lrm Entered from Samt Bartholomew Course Secretanal Actrvrtres Art and Poster Club 12 34 Meldramattc Club 4 Observer 1 Debate l ADC 1 NHS 34 Kmght 4 Great Books Club 4 Ambmon To do somethmg the world wtll not forget PRICE DONALD I D P Entered from Our Lady of Holy Mount Course Commercial ACIIVIIIGS Bemldus Club Ambrtron To be a success rn whatever I undertake PUDELA IOSEPH R Seeps Entered from S S Cyrrl and Methodrus Course Scxentxhc ACIIVIIISS Y C S l Basketball Bowlmg 1 2 3 4 Ambrtron To own a hardtop Studebaker that w1ll do 180 MPH PYTEL FRANKI Pete Entered from Our Lady of Lourdes Course SCIBDIIIIC Ambrtron To be a success QUILICI FRANK R Ammal Entered from St Ann Course Screntrhc Actrvmes Presrdent Iunxor Class Presrdent Semor Class Presrdent Chlcago Federatron of YC S Mel dramatrc Club 4 LVICG Preszdentb Speech Club 4 CSecretary 4? Y C S l 2 3 4 Benxldus Club 4 N H S 3 4 fPres1dentl Observer 4 Art and Poster Club 3 4 Knlght 4 Basketball l 2 3 4 Ambmon To help my parents after leavmq school and see all my school chums successful rn 11 e .. .. . . . .... . . . .. .. .. . . .. .. 1 . . . . . .. .... ... . .. .. . . ... .. ' .. -.. . . .. .. . . ... .. .. .. .. nv ... .. . . . . . .... . . . ......... .. .. . . -1 . . - . ........ .-.. A Class., I9 RICCIARDI ANTHONY The Rock Entered from St Mel Course Sctentthc Actwltles Meldramtlc Club 4 Ambmon To see Tessrtore drown m a barrel of wme RICHARDSON ROBERT W Rxch Entered from St Frdehs Course SCIEIHIIIC ACIIVIIISS A D C 1 2 Bemldus Club 4 Debate 1 2 3 4 Speech 34 Swxmmmg 2 Meldramattc Club 34 Art and Poster Club 12 NFL 34 Football 1 Dlscussxon Club 4 RIEK RICHARD W Dzck Entered from St Eulalxa Course Industrxal Arts ACIIVIIIBS Bemldus Club 4 Bowlmq l 2 3 4 Ambmon To be a credrt to my father and mother RIPKA IOSEPH F lake Entered from St Cyrxl and Methodlus Course Industrxal Arts ACIIVIIISS Meldramatzc Club 3 Swlmmmg 2 Ambxtlon To be an electncal engmeer ROACH ROBERT! Cockroach Entered from St Mel Course General Ambmon To be a success rn whatsoever I may undertake RODGERS RONALD R Hog Entered from Blessed Sacrament Course Sc1ent1f1c Act1v1t1es Servx Dommx l 2 Debate 1 Ambxtxon To be a credit to my God fGmllY and country ROIEWSKI IOHN P Smxley Entered from St Fxdells Course Screntrfxc Meldramatrc Club 4 Kmght 4 Track 12 34 Cross Country 34 Basketball 2 Senxor Counczl Ambxtxon To hnd iour years as happy as the last four ROMEO RICHARD L Dzck Entered irom St Charles Borromeo Course Sc1ent1l1c Actxvltxes Secretary Senlor Class Football 2 3 4 Amb1t1on To play for the Bears ROSS DENIS D The Menace Entered from St Patnclc H S Course Sclentlflc Amb1t1on Be hall the man my father rs ROSSI NICK A Nrck Entered from St Angela Course General Ambltlon To be a success ROTI-I LAWRENCE T Larry Entered from St Eulalta Ambmon To be a credlt to my parents RUSSELL TED Scotty Entered from St Mel Course Sclentlhc Act1v1t1es Bemldus Club 4 Meldramatxc Club Ambltlon To become a pharmacrst RYAN DANIEL C Rocky Entered from St Veromca Actxvrtzes Basketball l 2 3 4 Ambxtxon To be able to dunk a basketball RYAN HARRY I Babe Entered from St Mel Course Sczentrhc Actlvxtxes A D C 1 2 Bemldus Club 4 Track 3 4 Bowlmq 4 Ambxtlon To gam my dad s patxence and endurance RYAN THOMAS E Tom Entered from Our Lady of the Angels Course lndustnal Arts ACIIVIIIGS Track 1 2 Swxmmmg 2 Ambxtlon To be a successful test driver Page 67 Activities: Y.C.S. 2,3,4: Benildus Club 4: N.H.S. 3,47 A Class., I9 SANTOWSKI LEONARD I Butch Entered from Good Shepherd Actrvmes Benxldus Club 4 Observer Staff 4 Bowl mg l 2 4 Ambmon To become a dentxst and a success to my parents SCHAEFER TEDDY E Ted Entered from St Paul Course General Ambrtlon To klll whales wtth arrows SCI-INACKENBECK EDWIN Ed Entered irom Our Lady Help of Chnsttans Course Secretarlal Actxvxttes Meldramatlc Club 4 Ambmon To be a successful Accountant SCHWAB CHARLES Swabze Entered from St Lucy Course Secretarral Ambltlon To be a successful prmter SEEMAN HENRY F Lee Entered lrom St Bruno Course Screntlhc Ambmon To be a success ln all I do SHANNON IOHN P Old Style Entered from St Mel Course General Actxvxtxes Bemldus Club 4 Ambmon To get marned young SHANNON MICHAEL E Mzke Entered from Our Lady Help of Chr1st1ans Course General Actlvxtles Benxldus Club 4 Mxssron Representatwe 3 Football 2 3 Ambmon To be a success rn hte SHEAHAN IOHN T lohnme Entered from St Angela Course Industrral Arts Act1v1t1es Ben1ldus Club 4 Ambntxon To honor God my parents and my country SHEVCHUK WALTER A Wally Entered from St Valentme Course Secretanal SIEROSLAWSKI THEODORE I Teddy Bear Entered from Our Lady Help oi Chr1st1ans Actxvxtres Benxldus Club 4 Y C S 2 3 4 Football l 2 3 4 Ambltxon To have the longest membershxp ln the bachelor s club SIMINEK DENNIS Denms the Menace Entered from Blessed Agnes Course Secretanal Actxvmes Semor Councrl Bemldus Club 4 Drscus sron Club 4 Art and Poster Club 124 Speech Club 4 Debate Club 4 Ambmon To be a success 1n the career that I lol low both hnancxally and spmtually SISMELICH ERHOL ALFRED Ozly A1 Entered from Ioseph E Gary Actlvlttes Debate Team l 2 3 4 Speech Club 4 Swlm mmg 2 Ambrtlon To become a teacher and eventually own my own busmess SKILLEN IERRY L The Kzd Entered from St Hugh Course Scxentxfrc Actrvrtxes Benlldus Club 4 A D C l 2 Bowhng 4 Basketball 2 Ambltton To profrt by my lathe! s mlstakes SNEZECK THOMASI Tom Entered from St Angela Course General Actxvztres Glee Club 1 Ambxtxon To be a successful busmessman STANCZYKIEWICZ GEORGEI George Entered from St Wenceslaus Course Secretanal Actxvmes Servr Domrnx 1 Z 3 4 Debate Team Ambxtlon To be a success m what I do Page 68 , . 2 I I ' . . . . , . 1 . , . Ambmon: To succeed . . z : . . . , . : . . : - . . , : . , , . : : - , . : : . . . , : : . . . . UA Class of 7956 Page 69 STEHLIK IAMES FRANCIS Iames Entered from St Valentme Course Screntrfrc Actlvltles Swlmmtng 2 Ambltxon To be able to retxre before I reach 30 STRNAD IOSEPH C Gunner Entered lrom St Patrxck Course General ACIIVIIIQS Bowlmg 2 Ambrtzon To become a butcher SULLIVAN DENNIS L Sully Entered from St Mel Course Scxentzflc Actxvmes Senxor Councrl Bemldus Club 4 Krught 4 Observer 4 Meldramatrc Club 4 Art and Poster Club 2 Basketball 2 34 Swlmmrng 3 Ambttxon To sneak under the heavenly gate before St Peter wonders how I rate SULLIVAN GERALD FRANCIS Lrttle Gerry Entered from Presentatron Actrvttxes A D C l 2 3 Meldramatrc Club 4 Ambxtlon To master all that I may begxn SULLIVAN IOHN F lohn L Entered from St Mel Course Secretanal Actrvxtxes Bemldus Club 4 ADC 2 3 Pep Club Track 3 Ambmon To be lxke dad except the fxreman SWEENEY 'roM Tossy ntered from Qurgley Course Secretanal Actrvmes Senror Councll CSgt at Armsl Bemldus Club 4 Servr Dommr 3 ADC 2 YCS 2 3 Mel dramatlc Club 4 Football 3 Ambmon To have B krds and be able to support them SWIERSKI RICHARD Rxch Entered from Morns Course Secretanal Ambrtron To see Happy Sam sad TARDI RALPH Daddro Entered from St Phrhp Entered from Presentatxon Pansh Course Sc1ent1f1c Actrvrtes Speech Club Meldramatxc Club Ambrtron To be successful ln anythlng I do ntered from St Peter Canxsrus Course Scxentlfrc Actrvttxes Observer 1 2 Ambmon Advertrsmg desxgner and an mternatronal layboy TESSITORE ICE L Blackie Entered from St Francls Cabr1n1 Course Screntxfrc ACIIVIIISS Meldramatxc Club 4 fPres1dentl Speech 4 IVICG Presrdentl Bemldus Club 4 YCS 3 Debate 12 Observer 4 NHS 34 Knxght 4 Track 12 Bowlmg 2 3 NFL 4 Ambztron To see Rocky bald TESTA JESSE ANTHONY Tony Entered from St Sxmeon Course Classlcal Ambrtron To be a pharmacrst TOLOSKO PAUL A Paul Entered from St Celestme Course Secretanal Actrvrtxes Bemldus Club 4 Band 12 3 4 Dance Band 3 4 Ambmon To be a marned musrcran wrth enough krds to start my own band TOMASO SALVATORE T Terry Entered from St Bartholomew Course Industnal Arts ACIIVIIIGS Art and Poster Club 12 Meldramattc Club 4 Pep Club 1 Observer I Football 12 3 Ambrtron To see St Mel w1n a cxty champtonshxp 1n football TROCK RON F Tricky Entered from Epxphany Course Industnal Arts Actrvrtzes Bemldus Club 4 fSecretaryl Track 3 Ambmon To be an asset to my Iamrly TRUDEAU HOWARD D Moose Entered from St Eulalra Course Sczentlflc Acnvrtzes Iumor Councxl Observer 3 4 tNews Edxtor 43 NHS 34 CSecretary 345 Kmght 4 Football I 2 3 Track 3 4 Ambmon To be as great a man as my father . 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A Claw., 195 Page 70 TUREK FRED I Ferdze Entered from Our Lady Help of Chrxstxans Course General ACIIVIIIQS Bowlmg 2 Ambxtxon To be a credrt to my parents UGANSKY CHESTERI Ches Entered from St Mel Actxvxtxes Bemldus Club 4 Meldramatxc Club 4 Glee Club 1 Bowlmg 1 Swxmmmg 2 3 Football 2 Track 3 URBAN RONALD Doc Entered from St Casxmrr Course SCISDIIIIC Actrvrtxes YCS 234 Art and Poster Club 234 Observer 2 3 4 Kmght 4 Speech 4 Bowlmg 1 2 3 4 AmblllOH To do my part m makxng the world a better place ln whxch to l1ve VanMOFI-'AERT ARTHUR I Ar Entered from Our Lady of the Angels Course Secretarral Actwmes Trackl Ambrtlon To be a success m hte matter what I do VAN SCHOOR ROBERT C Wzllze Entered from Our Lady ol Sorrows Course SCISDIIIIC Actxvmes Meldramatxc Club 4 Glee Club l Ambrtxon To hve a successful Irie VIRGILIO IOHN V Vxrge Entered from St Mel Course Sclentxhc Ambrtxon To own Boland s Funeral Home VITALE SAM C Sambo Entered from Our Lady Help of Chnstrans Course Commerclal Act1v1t1es Semor Councrl Ambmon To be a success rn Irie and to get to heaven Entered from St Odxlo Course Sc entrhc Actxvxtles Bemldus Club 4 Yearbook 4 Tenms Bowlmg 1 2 3 4 Mldget Basketball 2 Ambxtxon To see the Crew Cuts go bald VOLLER RONALD L Hon Entered from St Vtator Course Industrial Arts ACIIVIIIES Ben1ldus C' 1 Meldramatxc Club 4 Speech Club 4 Ambrtron To make everyone Ill ever meet proud to know me WALSH GARY A Gar Entered from St Angela Course General Ambltron To be a success ln whatever I do WATERLOO ROBERT General Entered from St Mel Course SCISIIIIIIC Actxvxtres Ben1ldus Club 4 Meldramatrcs 4 Basket ball 1 2 3 4 Ambrtxon To stay out of work as long as I can WILK WILLIAM I Lrttle Wrlly Entered from St Paul Course SCIGIIIIIIC ACIIVIIIGS Meldramatrcs 4 Ambmon To be ambrtzous and not lazy WILKEN DAVID I Dave Entered from St Paul Course Secretartal Ambrtxon To see Bears Wm a champronshtp WOICIK RONALD Wheatxes Entered from Blessed Agnes Course General Ambmon I want to own my own busmess WOLLENBERG ERNEST A Wall Entered from St Valentme Course General ACIIVIIISS Bowlmgl Ambrtxon Baker 3 2 fl I . ,. I.. :l ' ' , no 1 R I . : .. VLAHA. RICHARD E. Dad I ' : ' : : ' 1: ' ' -- . - 1 ,rg V , A ' - : 5 I : l. A CIQSSQ I9 WSOL IOHN I Big Entered from St Bruno Course SCl9I1lll1C Activities Football 1 2 Ambition To be a success YOUNG RAYMOND F Padre Entered from St Ann High School Course Scientific ACl1VllleS Iumor Council Benildus Club 4 234 NHS 3 Treasurer 4 Reading and sion Club 4 Knight 4 Basketball Z Ambition To hear the voice ot Thy praise tell of Thy wondrous deeds ZELL CASIMIR S Cass Entered from Resurrection Course Industrial Arts Ambition To be a draftsman and a credit father ZIEM S THOMAS Steamer Entered from St Eulaha Course General Activities Art and Poster Club I Ambition To be a success at whatever I choose Y C S Discus and to to my 614107 VOVVI . CZ . SAorelanJ xjafel Page 7 1 3 2 f Activities: Bowling 2,3. O O O y 1 x . , XX i , . 1 2 3 5, ' re' ' an VVIS OH4 Chrrst could hardly have ga1ned w1sdom as God He has possessed 1nf1n1te w1sdom for all t1me Yet Wh1le He was on earth He pa t1ent1y learned the carpenter trade from St Ioseph Only when He preached to the doc tors 1n the temple d1d Chrrst g1Ve any 1nd1ca t1on of H1s 1mmense knowledge Wrsdom and knowledge 1S offered at St Mel every m1nute of the day By acceptrng the help of the Chr1st1an Brothers and the lay faculty 1t 1S possrble for every student to ad vance 1n w1sdom We need only to follow the example of Chrrst Pg72 CUR ACTIVITIES Q X Zig -wwymv., 2 Aw iw fe-G . .2 il -- '45 W 3? .1-,, -,,,,, , 9' It 47 Q , 6 M N 1 6 X 4 1 X' -x af X B -i i A ,a ii i ?'zVIi,f:f:fiI'fIf:i,. -, , -. ... -. 4 A 2 'fa Q, 5 , -W, ,...,., , . Q if Ziff! M I gf. YE Q ' A if - M L 1 A 'F - . Y, , 1 -4 W S X ,xii , ,DJ K .Q 32 5? Q , . Q .N f 4 ,. Wi f um Y-SEE Q R fi 9' W Z M - tp mi. Q, 5 ii i gl A I-V gg, A ' Wi FL, Y f 1: V' A K -X ,wif ..,, . X . xff g if , . 1 1 V' ,Y W4 Y . A 5 4 , Q kpgg ,... X , ASK 0 U I 1 U ., ., . mgwmwwww- 5 ?iMQ't 5 if ji 1 , s Y A 5 xl? 4 4 N L, nf 2 V V 1- Q Ngzew 0 1 Y Q Y ' nv . M. Ng. , . l. 3 'f , x- .E Q 4. x xg Tx f wx H 5 I , - F ,K , if I N wg ff ,, ii xx x X ,' Q 5' ! x S 5 4 sg A I I L ,wg :M , 1. ' ' 1 E' 1 K 'Q ' ' QW' S ia- ' ,. g ft, ,N ,gf n f, . My , im. Q 3 gm i i Y I N f ' A xy 'ex 3' ja ,V 4, ' 'gif' . 45 A ' Q Q3 1, C 'X ,. iw l ff' by 1 xg :nv A t X gg, .551 Lx i . I f P , 1 'ff in '-ffm .g X f El 3 - . t , .- nf - - 5 v - - - i -1 . ...M I E .3 15' m 3 5 1 - . - - 'f , ' ' fi -IEW? PM ,jg -vw ff V! 2 :ff Qs H 'K' ggi. in 'G S ik E - g Pg . V1 Q, Q b E . ,S ' I 2 E X ' H '35 x Y X f ,fn-x . x . . f -A M . - ,. , ' ,S 5:,'a,b ,1z:Qfgg ei.z5: X W' ,T .w 3-a qWg ,4 ren ficc usic g.Me1Ae1'5 PP Su'. di t . M isfth AJ APPRENTICE MUSIC MAKERS First How, Left to Right: Robert Hronek, Iames Zaranti, Dennis Nowak, George Speck, Richard Corpo- lonqo, Clement Capoun, Sal Cirone. Second Row, Left to Right: Robert Iannella, Carl Tutera, Iames DiPasqua1e, Albert Pollastrini, Harold Trychta, Charles Mulvey, Robert Butirro, Gerard Gaynor. Third Row fStcmdingf, Left to Right: Bernard Vail, Kenneth Prusak, Ted Oster, Wm. Pales, Robert Musznski, Wally Mierzwinki, Richard Ford, Richard lwan, Thomas Lureau, Richard Kosidlo. Ioseph Ferlita. The rnelodious tones of the St. Mel band are a familiar sound to the ears of Chicago West siders. Almost every night some section of the marching band, the concert band or the dance band is holding forth in the Kildare band room. Through hard work, sweat and practice the orchestra has had a suc- cessful season. Page 75 On October 15 and 16 the Meldramatic Club presented Herman Wouk's Caine Mutiny Court Martial. This Broadway hit concerned the Court martial proceedings against a young naval lieu- tenant, Lt. Maryk, who re- lieved his captain amidst a harrowing typhoon on the grounds that the captain was psycotic in the crisis and leading the ship and its crew to destruction. In the trial the psychopathic tendencies of the captain were brought out by the defense attorney Greenwald and an acquittal won for Marek. 2144214 M914 36135 of ary Come back to the days of Mary. Sound like a long journey? Not with the Meldramatic Club. In fact they went back even further, back to the creation of Adam. Then down thru the ages from the tempting of Adam to the tempting of Modern Man. The story was narrated by Dave Mann and Bill O'Neill. In the part of Modern Man, loe Tessitore was tempted by Leach- ery, lerry Chuman: a Money Changer, Ralph Tardi: and Scientific Atheism, lohn Guzialek. Ken Ianowiak as the Prophet fought hard to save Man From Satan, fiendishly played by Iohn Cazzato. The story of the Nativity was unfolded by the three shepherds: Ted Russel, Bob Gibbons, and Tom Burgard. All this was supplemented by a chorus of the Faithful: Don Frede, Iohn Herlihy, Bill Lindsay, Bill Kernan, Ed Novotny, Sal Fallucco, Ioe Napoleon, Ron Peters, and lim Murphy. These were opposed by the chorus of the Damned: Iohn Bellon, Bob Pirsein, Mike Laatz, Iohn Errera, Ed Leuthner, Chester Ugansky, Ed Cargill, Tom Sullivan, and Guy Marella. The production was well accepted at the Chicago Drama Festival and the following awards received: Ioe Tessitore won a Gold Medal and a one year scholarship to Loyola University: Ralph Tardi a Bronze Medal: Bill O'Neill a Bronze Medal and a one year scholar- ship to Iohn Carroll University: Dave Mann an alternate scholarship to Quincy College. O ' Page 77 f N ff I -uni... is . -1. 12 ,ga as eff Q? MZ Q if .b , f J 4 ,ff ' Q X - '! -'f., s 253' NS W W gg A .5 f 3 1 ! 9 - ,xg Sli f f-if :::i,.,.:?f:ef::g: Qigiarii 'Li ,A-av WG., m:IA X .f X N 1 , 1 .X Q, xwzwgggnwggl ' if l I Qty '4 3 v fa. 156 -1: -L 2. ' A s if:-if 'f 55:2-' f, vi , 1 Vfi, if ,, is mi? I c-'gil-Q., 'wif M M '32'5frfZv f ins. A Q 4- ,Nr v .v , V' 1 pf v If ' w In, . , Q, X ,Q I . W fi v A We .:,'3!iw'Q 7 , u- 3. lla. 3 -. ws an -S P UP' JK 'N gf 4, 1 51 , 2.5 if ,iff 'ww -n-. 3 gg, K 5,529 4 .V Q fs .. S353 ,. sgm.. k fa, 'fwm Qa gb pgs? 5 9353 'E 25' 3., , -SQ Wwk 55319 X, E rx 8 , ggi E W, ,,, g, 1. x , ' Lzzlllllll. S A N 4 ko ,. M r 3 Y? Page 80 9 VOJMCGVS O 66 affern I o azeref Long after the last memory of the Class of 1956 has been put aside, the 1956 Knight will contain the records of their achievements. These achievements can be relived by anyone who browses through these pages many years from now. The staff began to assemble data and pictures in September and by May they had assembled this book. It is only a record of events as seen by a camera and it is missing the spirit that accom- panied these events. It is impossible to record spirit on pages. Any success the Knight Staff might have realized is due in a very large part to the work of Mr. Iohn Cronin, who directed them. Top, left to right: I. Petrovich, H. Trudeau, editor, I. Tessitore, and R. Young. Center, left to right: M. Donovan, K. Ianowiak, I. Ansbro. I. Rojewski, W. O'Neill, I. Novak, R. Vlaha, D. McLean, R. Peters, F. Marousek, I. Klapka, and D. Collins. Bottom, left to right: W. Finnegan, F. Quilici, D. Mann, D. Sullivan, R. Urban, I. Pomykacz, and E. Leuthner. Av Top: EDITORIAL BOARD Lett to Right: I. Novak. editorin- chief, W. Finnegan, sports. H. Trudeau, news, T. Fogarty, fea- ture, M. Donovan, exchange. R. Peters, art and photography. Left upper center ART STAFF Lett to Right, Sitting: D. Sullivan. R. Peters, R. Urban, C. Bar- towiak. Standing: V. Marsco, D. Senserc, I. Sejud Right Upper Center FEATURE STAFF Lett to Right, Sitting: K. Ianowiak, T. Fogarty, A. Pollistrini, I, Mc- Cardle, I. Gioso. Standing: Ken Karasek. Left Lower Center NEWS STAFF Left to Right, Sitting: D. Collins, H. Trudeau. I. Zullo, I. Hughs, D. Lissek, I. Kvasknicka. Stand- ing: D. McClean, Fl. Blass, D. Hanna. Right Lower Center PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF Left to Right: Eduardo Lopez, W. Novotny, E. Patla, L. Santow- ski, T. Iahnke, R. Peters. D. Thompson, N. Cirignani, D. Dougherty. Bottom: Left to Right, Sitting: F. Hemk, E. Riendienir, C. Grancki, F. Qui- lici, S. McWeany, I. Petrovich, W. Finnegan, D. Mann, I. Din- cola. Standing: I. Tessitore. Si. mel journahsfs The activities and interests of the student body at St. Mel are the source of material for the Observer. lt was changed this year from a sixteen page quarterly to an eight page bi-monthly maga- zine. This change was effected by the new editorial staff which over took the tedious job of composing and editing the copy of every reporter on the staff and producing a magazine which is well organized in every possible facet. Moderated by Mr. Glenn Waterloo, the paper took astound- ing strides in upholding the veracity and integrity of a publica- tion where religious, cultural, scholastic, and social backgrounds are the characteristics of a mode which has a goal that aims for perfection. Page 81 ZQHA, ro ession, ana! Sey expression 14 MY! 'sv f ks, SENIOR BENILDUS CLUB Front ol Table: K. Ianowiak, R. Trock, R. Viaha, P. Pinta. Behind Table: I. Novak, A. Minaucio, I. Sullivan, I. Herlihy, D. Fitzgerald, G. Marella, T. Lynch, L. Keil. Second Row: I. Kalina, M. Havlik, D. Hogan, E. Kritzer, D. Frede, K. Krimball. Third Row: B. Kerlin, L. Santowski, F. Kane, I. Skillen, R. Voller. Standing: N. Ference, D. Kenn, G. Pederson, D. Price, T. Sierslawski, F. Marousek I. Klapka, R. Cemela, P. Tolasko. Right: R. Bock, R. Richardson, R. Powers, and R. Kenney receive a debate trophy from Sister Mary Priscella. vw Eff ,fs gy g , ii 3 - s I Q it x 'li ISQY I A . 'F 'xx' I ' v ty N 4 i . 'Q ix ,1 4 4' X - x f fw- -rf .02 uf SPEECH CLUB At Stand: R. Richardson. Front, Lett to Right: E. Simelich, F. Qui- lici, C. Granacki. Second Row: I. Tessitore, I. Ansbro, E. Kritzer, D. Simuniek, R. Tardi, B. DiVito. Third Bow: R. Voller, W. Finnegan, Who AmI?, I. Novak, I. Inda, R. Woods, A. Kainz. Fourth How: R. Powers, D. Mann, R. Bock, R. Urban, W. O'Neill, I. Bellon, S. McWeeney, T. Burgard. Fifth How: R. Kenney, E. Novotny, R. Gargano, I. Napolean. DEBATE Lett to Right: R. Peters, E. Sismelich, P, Barbara, R. Kenney, R. Woods, R. Bock, E. Coman, D. Mann, D. Simuniek, R. Powers, C. Granacki. D. Osterlin, R. Richardson. Page 82 tw 4 serve, kyuclge, ana! 04 SOPHOMORE MEMBERS Left to Right: . Belcastro, I. Casey A. Aceto. D. Fabbri, I. Opatts, A. Mosco, I. Marek. Mm- The Young Chr1st1an Students follow the theme Observe 1udge cmd act Spht up mto separate groups each group attempts to solve the problems of thelr own class as well as those of the school and the ent1re world Us1ng ex ample as the1r ma1n weapon they have met w1th much success SENIOR MEMBERS Counter clockwzse F Qu1l1c1 T Slerowslawskx A Ka1nz I Royewskx R Urban K Ianowxak I Novak W ONe1ll and R Young IUNIOR MEMBERS Left to Rrght I D1Buono L Carr I French I Heath and F Canmo Page 83 - gl ,ratio Pirifnal Lager or Cfzrisi SENIOR BENILDUS CLUB Left to Right, Facing Crowd: D. Black, I. Errera. First Row: G. Finkbeiner, N. Meger. I. Petrovich, D. Sullivan, I. Paa, D. Suninek, I. Tessitore, A. Moretti, R. Pirman. Second Row: D. Collins, A. Kainz, K. Burian, R. Klise, B. Waterloo, I. Bellon, F. Quilici. I. O'Connor. T. Sweeney, R. Garqano, M. Cilik, P. Paterno. Third Row: R. Koch, A. Gratifliore, P. Barbera, I. Guzialick, T. Kolin, C. Ugansky, G. Bodnar I. Eleck, R. Young, D. Borracini, T. Geary. Fourth Row: I. Duffy, P. Dalton, T. McGann, P. Hannigan, I. Furlong, I. Shannon, M. Shannon W. Massoni, I. Kanamueller, I. Kennedy. Fifth Row: H. Ryan, R. Dantona, G. Chuman, I, Rojewski, W. Cecola, I. Cairelli. Standing: D. McClean, I. Feeley. IUNIOR BENILDUS CLUB Front of the Table: F. Kozak. R. Piklick, R. Bock. Around the Table: Lett to Right: D. Deady, F. Mazzie, F. Pechosis, E. Slingerland, R, Slingerland, R. Thompson, D. Sunseri, R. Conroy, D. Clark, R. Mahoney, R. Woods, R. Wiacek, R. Powers, R. Skoda, I. Gioioso, F. Canino, P. Gillespie. Standing, Lett to Right: I. Shea, R. Rotuno. R. Tator, R. Williams, T. Fogarty. The Benildus Clubs pray for the vocations of the student body. They attend Mass in a body and say the last decade of the rosary each night. The organizations also sponsor re- treats at Opus Dei each year. JUNIOR BENILDUS 2 Around the Table, Lett to Right: C. Koss, I. French, I. Dibuno, S. Nowak, R. Gleason, B. Reilly, I, McMahon, I. Mota, P. Stone, R. Clemente. Behind the Table: R. Stryker, I. Caban- ski, L. Michalski. G. Pechous, R, Bor- kowski, I. Mortell, G. Kozich. Page 84 I SERVI DOMINI The purpose of this organization is to provide servers for all the Masses during the school year and for religious activities outside of school. Members, Let! to Right: First Row: M. Gavin, P. Tutera, T. Pudlo, C. Tutera, E. Slingerland. Second How: I. Casey, L. Mayer, P. Prosek, R. Riley, R. Mahoney. Third Row: F. Canino, E. Potokar, R. Hoftman. I. Williams, F. Stevens, R. Slingerland, Van Dither. Fourth Row: I, Gioioso, W. Galiga, G. Stanczy- kiewicz, K. Ianowiak, P. Dalton, P. Kommer. ART AND POSTER CLUB All the advertising of student events is produced by the Art and Poster Club. All of its work is be- hind the scenes. Clockwise Starting Left: R. Garirfo, R. Sunseri V. Maraco, E. Leuthner, R. Rybicki, I. Howard, ' . , 1 First Row: Lett to Righty F. Quilici, C. Bar- ' ' towiak, W. Skoda, R. Ciaglia, R. Neapolitan. if l 'WL Second How: Left to Righty L. Michalski, A Spurgash, R. Hoftman, R. Urban, T. Buckley Third Row: Lett to Right: P. Giovanetti, I Pomykacz, W. Marek, I. Flynn. Page 85 -'HA I fungi .' xf4'3:1.n.... AJ ajorenf ei Qyoriazn The National Honor Society is the zenith of honor that can be awarded to a high school student. The St. Mel Chapter is headed by Frank Quilici. THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First Row, Left to Right: I. Tessitore. W. Finne- an R Young F Quilici g , . , . . Second Row: E. Kritzer, H. Trudeau, I. Petrovich. Third Row: D. Mann, I. Novak, K. Ianowiak. Fourth Row: I. Pomykacz, H. Haliki. iw A mn., ,X X :gg-,um en O QKOCJVCZVVILZ The Meldramatic Club en masse Six years ago, when the Meldramatic Club was founded by Mr. Gerald Sullivan, there was never a dream that it would reach the tremendous proportions it has. At present this largest activity of the school has more than one hundred members, and each production brings out more aspiring and perspiring actors and technicians. The club has not only excelled in finding new talent of all sorts but has succeded in developing in the Knights at large an appreciation of drama in a painless way. DRAMATIST OFFICERS Left to Right: Frank Quilici, Bill O'Neill, Ioe Tessitore, Iohn Petrovich, Bob Richarson. Page 86 5 'F - LW 1 , ,, ix 2: A 3 3 5 Q 5' few 4 gif' x X k ix ,ff ' , , x g YE Z ,Qf,m Wsriqg 'il .4 H x 2 X -1 fi JJ v N95 fu, W 5. S 5 6 f -eil-sig. ,fc xv L4g:zA ,xx fx- - . S . 2, i' My - T 3 Sq? V-.' Y 5 ' ' 5 . h,4f1Aa14:l 2 H , Q , m ' 6 A 1 an v 1 IMV., I, 4, ff 'ff I-. Mx V Q gb 1 xv 4 . Lk M ' K v Q-17:1 X- 4 r M 'Q 43,091 x ,ei . 2 E 2 M 3 , mf , - . 5, -,' fi' 'KIM 22 Si: Q, 4 Wi' g y Q .ff f 1,1 1 fi? .E w YE '4 5 if L m A ' K 14 M 5 HW 1 5 If X rf, .Dfw I K-H--. WW ' xfvffz NAIQHYST ?Sfv3H'.'?p ESRLSQN T! 49 'ik' ' 55135331 A-zsgzjm A wg! '09 si 7 fwAmR' 1-Q-all , 4, if Ri x Q XX -4- M F gr .iw Q ws: was it ix Q Ei 1 :Q Q Q' A was 1- lxxf 'fiki , 'T wiv? fir. x ww f p A ' - i . ..,, Q . , M N - J k ' ' -- ..... ., -N -' gg .MS C ' , A A Q M, , ff' - -NW Y .mf Wmwwf ,.xp.Qf,ia'f,.x Q, ,K X, iywdwf' 'Ei' Cf ,aff gs XM omecoming OPPOSITE PAGE Top: Colorful parade stirs interest in crowd. Middle: Ken Burian makes unsuccessful attempt to stop De Paul back. Lower Left: Frank Quilici, Senior class president crowns Queen, Sheila Duggan. Lower Center: Mike Donovan with Clelt to rightl A. Motykie, P. Drake. I. O'Mara, Queen S. Duggan, B. Iiotrowski, L. Tidei. Lower Right: Football co-captain Richard Romeo dances off with the honors. St. Mel Knights produced a spectacle of pagentry comparable to the finest. After the colorful parade, our varsity fought hard, but fell short of victory. The Homecoming Dance was another display of seasonal splendor. Gold and brown permeated the autumnal decorations. An overtowering mobile depicted the events associated with the theme - Autumn Leaves. Don Falls and his band provided an unusual evening of entertainment. The memory of this homecoming Will be cherished for many years. Page 89 gall SfriAes cz esfive mic l l FATHEITS CLUB OFFICERS Left to Right: Seated: I. Fenelon, I. Courtney. Standing: I. Sullivan, R. Varchetto, I. Errera. The combined efforts of the St. Mel Father's and Mother's Clubs once again made the annual Har- vest Party an outstanding success. These two fine organizations pro- vide invaluable aid to the cause of their son's education by their earnest and untiring fund-raising affairs. The Fall Festival, staged in the West Gym, provided a delightful evening of entertainment for all. Among the fine prizes rattled off was a spanking new Mercury. For all this we humbly say - Thank you. Page 90 , , ,fy ST. MEL AUXILIARY Sitting, Left to Right: Mrs. H. Ryan, Mrs. L. Carr, Mrs. F. Boland, Pres.. Mrs. R. Shine, and Mrs. A. Duffy Standing, Lett to Right: Mrs. E. Cairelli, Mrs. R. Hogan, Mrs, E. Iohnson, Mrs. G. Berndt, Mrs. I. Fenelon. Mrs. I. Schubert, Mrs. W. DuBrock, and Mrs. M. Kennedy. Odfumni anguef Top: Clem Lane, toastmaster at the banquet says a iew words to open lestivities while, on the right, Brother Camillus and Iohn Rigney, White Sox General Manager, and on the lett, Brother Basil, Director of De La Salle, and Iames O'Brien, former president, looks on. Lower Left: Brother Camillus, St. Mel director, extends his sincere thanks to Mayor Richard I. Daley for his attendance at the banquet. Lower Right: Brother Camillus gives certificates oi award as Melman oi the Year to Cleft to rightl Iames I. O'Brien '25, Arthur Schaefer '31 and Iohn Rigney '32 while Alumni President Leo Holum '28 looks on. The-Alumni Association of St. Mel again held its annual banquet at the Terrace Casino of the Morrison Hotel. In attendance were such illustrious guests as Mayor Richard Daley, a brother's boy, Clem Lane, the City Editor of the Chicago Daily News, and Brother Basil, director of De La Salle Institute. Under the able assistance of Brother Luke Clement, moderator, the Alumni Association has made many great accomplishments. Among the events held this year were the Florida Dance, the Cadillac dinner, and a special meeting in May for the Seniors. At this meeting awards were given to five outstanding Seniors. Page 91 .f . 2 3 E i ' ' gl s K A 'Q V A ' as . tx 'zfxls s, , 'Y ,gl .. Q . Ti K flw:,'fQE..f'lf1w .La:1 fff5n1' fwff 'T lgv MJ? xizffwuigfiifs lkvff: I 3,5 I Q ,gif M -i IQQNN gn' ,'A:i4 ,fxx 3 'vi vifxixgbaqx '32 ,SV .se P-gk wgwpgggb ,fffrzfggu yiiu f If . 1 -if'a2 f ff wsixfg 2Q1f1fs2if Qf-ui We 5 s . i R X I I? ,N xx L' ... N h- .sf . A x , X :R fs' x w vs. - ,s 3 . xt th K P H , ,Q f L ,1Q,.,g.Q 5 .g , 1, X 3 , if-gx Qi- , wg,-x Q. 3 L .wt . K is ,gp w Q .. 4 nl -. 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Upper Left: St. Mary's Saints Come Marching In Upper Right, top and bottom: Swinging St. Mary's Dance Band plays to enthusi- astic jazz addicts. usic, fAe language of fAe sou OPPOSITE PAGE Top: Melmen are entertained by St. Mary's College Glee Club and Dance Band. This was the assembly at the Marbro at which the Knights learned to appreciate good music of many types. Lower Left: Father Erpenbeck offers Mass at Senior Retreat. This annual retreat gives the Knights a chance to take inventory of their spiritual lives. Lower Right, Top: Father Erpenbeck and Seniors are greeted by the Light of Grace. Lower Right, Bottom: Father Erpenbeck delivers a rousing sermon to the assem- bled Seniors. Father's sermons did much to create the mood of the retreat. Page 93 PAN ' f Sb-- L H! X' fd S MQW pf. GCI. ic cymlo ony Above: Sott strains on the shores oi Waikiki. OPPOSITE PAGE Top: Romantic couples enjoy Dancing in The Deep. Center: Shrine of Our Lady, typical oi the spirit that reigns over all Knight functions. Lower Left: Neptune's castle was the scene oi Dancing in The Deep. Lower Right: Helen Gordon and friend. Christmas in Hawaii was the theme of the unusual and imaginative Senior Dance. The East Gym was transformed into the majestic setting of far off Hawaii. The Seniors and their lei- bedecked dates danced away the evening to the music of Fred Morey. The Iunior Dance, Dancing in The Deep, was again very unusual. The Iunior mermen and mermaids spent a romantic evening treading on the sandy bottom of Neptune's Paradise to the music of Ricky Green. Page'-as Cin gl'0Ce 9 OV? go an M1214 In order to successfully mature the whole man must be developed Chrrst possessed all the soc1al graces of the day To develop the graces and personahty of the St Mel Kn1ght the student must be taught to throw off the ways of a boy and take on the attrrbutes and appearances of a man We must all be able to assocrate w1th our fellow men on the same soc1al level ACl1V1l19S perform th1s tra1n1ng at St Mel Through the var1ous soc1al and phys1cal ac tlvltleb we are able to develop both our bod1es and our m1nds Th1s allows us to somewhat atta1n the pos1t1on of bemg the ent1rely de veloped person Pg96 .1 Af .1 JI CUR ATHLETICS 1. Q ge N A :gl as is S x 'WYE ,. f if X-100' ij'-1ff :2ff:i2.' H A ' . ' jig, . Q' , W ,W T 1 X 1- ze x 'S ...Wu f ' Eff QA , fx W 4, ' f-H M36 A A - '. ':.-.4 -4 , fry M P ' 'Haw uv? ' im . --J: fm W 1' 4--1 ,,,,., ' J ' ., Y- W ,,.,. .':v,: , ,. y Q Y 3 Q 45,2 VARSITY SQUAD Left to Right: First Row: Mgr. Motluck, Quid, Domrose. Aceto, Bradley Guzcxldo, Pcriso, Black, Wiwone, Hannon, Dinuso, Frede, Ccrnino. Second How: Coach Sczluto, Moto, Motch, Shehcxn, Hurter Rosario, Quinn, Dillon, Hastings, Demsey. McNulty, Di buono, Murphy, Mgr. Hayes, Cocxch Kecme. Third Row: Knecth, Rdmercis, Hcilicki, Novak. Rueinke Buriun, Koch, Neuman, Romeo, Pederson, Kiwsellfi Sieroslcwski. l D- ,d' 1--' N x gum -'Nw-ff , UQ .2 Page 98 Q Mflelfl SENIOR MEL MEN Left to Right: First How: Don Frede. Ierry Peterson, Rich Romeo, Don Black. Second Row: Ted Sierowslciwski, Russ Kock, Ken Buriun, Harold Domrose. Third How: Mike Motch, Herb Iohnson, Chuck Dinczso, Ray Hcxlicki. X' on fAe arc Ted Sieroslawski moves in to makes a solo tackle of a Gael gridder. The St. Mel Varsity Gridders finished the 1956 season with two wins out of eight games. The record does not really show the hard work and determination the coaches, boys and managers, put forth to bring home a winning season. The fine running of Ray Halicki and Don Black kept the foes working hard to eke out a victory. Mike Guzaldo and Bill Murphy alternated to show their fine passing abilities. There is also much to be said for the fine line play of Mike Moch, Ioe Mota, and Richard Romeo. Page 99 oPA 7-l'osA fers Sophomore team under the masterful coaching of Mr. Cahill came out of the seasoneven with 3-3 record. Bob Beshk, fullback, carried most of the scoring power but there is much to be said for the fine quarterbacking of Ed Bradley. The opposition ran into trouble with Iim Quinn on the line. The 2-l record the Freshman team produced shows that Mr. lones is a very capable and well equipped man to be coaching football. The outstanding play of Q.B. Plesha and his determination to score was an inspiration for the rest of the team. Plesha shared scoring honors with fullback McArdle. Two fellows that held the forward wall together this year were Pawlak and Kurth. SOPH TEAM Back How, Lett to Right: Ioe Ramirez, Iack Sheanan, Stan Novack, Clark Odem. Robert Chislek. Middle How: Tony Favia, Vernell Moreland, Frank Ferrintino, Pete Hannon, Ray Knecht. Bob Beshk, Segundo Manoni, lim Quinn, Mr. Cahill. Front Row: Ed Bradley, Pat O'l-Iara, Dick Qwit, Richard Benson, Mike Kass- bell, Vic Pariso. Art Aceto. low Rosario. I-'RESHMEN TEAM First How, Lett to Right: Sullivan, Riely, Wilczunski, Corpolongo, Tripoli, Nieholdt. Lawrence. Noto, Iettry, Aceto. Second Row: Coach Iones, McArdle. Plesha, Guzaldo, Ascaregqie, Bleers, Girolano. Hall. Pawlak, Kumorek, Gjersoe. Third How: McNamara, Demme, Madonia. Kurth. Wilson, Morrissey, Whalen. Missing irom Picture: Kulakauskas. T I Di Buono and Halicki end a St. Phillip advance mfsifcy ains xloerience The gridders of St. Mel High School have earned and have learned much this past season. They have earned two victories for their Alma Mater despite apparent hard luck. They lost ball games which could have gone either way. In spite oi their so called 1osing season , these men of Mel acquired an atti- tude oi a sportsman. They learned what the word defeat means to a sports- man. After each loss, the gridders displayed more blood and guts in the practice sessions and once more raised their hopes for victory. They know what the word work means. They also know that in order to have a winning team, you must have eager beavers, who are willing to give all that it takes to have a victorious team. Below is a list of the hard fought football games. Remember scores count, but sportsmanship counts more on this earth and in heaven. PRE SEASON Holy Trinity . . . .... O St. Mel .... . . . O Harrison .... . . O St. Mel. . . . . .33 SEASON GAMES DePaul . .. ...... 32 St. Mel... ... 0 St. Philip ... .... 13 St. Mel ..... . . . .12 St. Leo ... .... 24 St. Mel ..... . . .19 St.Pats .. 6 St. Mel ..... ...36 St. Ignatius . . . .... 12 St. Mel ..... . . . 6 Fenwick .... .... 3 7 St. Mel ..... .... 7 Page 101 ocgfs in a inning acnine Top, Lett to Right: L. Kinsella, R. Waterloo. I. Petrovitch, I. Fenelon, D. Sullivan. Bottom, Left to Right: S. McWeeney, R. Kranicki, R, Iohnston, F. Quilici, D. Palumbezio. Seen below are several more popular and talented members of the heavyweight basket- ball team. They have contributed much to the success of the season. The team will also agree with the student body that Larry Kinsella and Frank Quilici con- tributed to the team's success. Larry with his 212 pts. for the season and Frank with his fine playmaking. Frank and Larry know that it takes three other fellows to make a team, also, without the other fellows practicing day in and day out, the starting five wouldn't have been as good as they were. All nineteen fellows deserve the credit for a fair season. The factor that wove nineteen individuals into an integral unit was Coach Bob Luksta. He came to St. Mel after an illustrious college and professional career, and ably filled the shoes of forrner Coach Iim Weaver. K-lil o 5 ni8fA is Sow eibeferm inafion ST. MEL HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM - HEAVIES Lett to Right First Row, Kneeling: Charles Koss, Bob Waterloo. Ronald Iohnston. Tom Fogarty, Frank Quilici. Iim Stanton, Art King. Sean Mc- Weeney, Ioe Nemiec. Second Row, Standing: Brother Philip, F.S.C., Basketball Moderator, Iohn Conroy Manager, Angelo Friola, Iim French, Dan Palom- bizio, Iim Fenelon, Iohn Petrovich, Ken Kabza. Coach Bob . TF Luksta. Third Row, Standing: Den Sullivan, Dick Kranicke, Ken Burian, Larry Kinsella. Rich Kranicke makes unsuccessful bid for rebound against St. Pats. The Knights won their last three ballgames of the season to show the Catholic League that they were no push-overs. The Knights won 5 out ot 12 games, but three of those games were lost by a total of 6 points. This shows the fight and determination that lasted throughout the season. Even when they were down 16 points in one game they fought back to win by six. The spirit that prevailed throughout the season is one that prevails over the entire student body, call on us to do a job and we will do our best. The student body is proud ot their team and have no regrets to the way the team played. The boys proved they had sportsmanship and ability. They gave their best and that is all we ask. Page 103 nn amen fals Mak McWeeney and Kinsella snare rebound. Kranike and Quilici look on anxiously. St. Mel St. Mel St. Mel St. Mel St. Mel St. Mel St. Mel St. Mel St. Mel St. Mel St. Mel St. Mel St. Mel St. Mel BANTAMS Gordon . . . De Paul . . . St. Phillips Leo ......, St. Pats .. . Gordon . . . St. Ignatius De Paul .. Fenwick .. St. Phillips Leo ....... St. Pats . . . Fenwick .. St. Ignatius Mel Mel Mel Mel Mel Mel Mel Mel Mel Mel Mel Mel Mel Mel FLYS Gordon.. Gordon.. De Paul ....... St. Phillips ...,. Leo ........,... St. Pats ........ St, Ignatius .... De Paul ....... Fenwick ....... St. Phillip ...., Leo ......,...,. St. Pats . Fenwick ....... St. Ignatius ...., Page 104 fAe askefdall 70 acyer The Flys and Bantams under the direction of Mr. William Crowley have learned the fundamentals which will make them good ballplayers. The Flys had a rough season winning one out of thirteen. Coach Crowley feels that they have done their best and have devel- oped into fine basketball players and that some of the boys will help strengthen the lightweight team. The Bantams had a good season. They won seven and lost seven. They played excellent ball all season and lost to only one team twice. They have fine ballplayers that should make the heavies without any trouble. These two teams are not out to win cham- pionships but are out only to learn the funda- mentals ot the game. This they have done very well this season. Q3 .-WM cmn Pirif ersonillie LIGHTS Back Row: Coach Luksta. Man- ager I. Conroy, R. Schultze, A. Severino. E. Keye, I. Ansbro Capt., G. I-Ilavac, V. Solano, R. Tadin, Ken Kabza mqr., Bro. l. Philip, ath. mod. Bottom Row: R. Slingerland, D. Black, C. Budel, D. Ryan. R. Mahony. E. Bradley, E. Slinger- land. ST. MEL FLYS Left to Right: First Row: Frank Carpenter, Man- ager, Pete Hannon. Bob Ebert. Chuck Spohr, Ierry Woods. Iohn Gaffney, Iim Martin, Bill Crow- ley, Tom Horan, Dennis Bubel, Bob Wojcik, Dick Lolli. Second Row: Bob Beshk, George Wisz, Henry Tantillo, Don Giro- lamo, Iim Lamberti. Brother Richard, Moderator. Mr. William Crowley, Coach, Bennie Pen- nacchio, Ray Neapolitan, Larry Wilkowski, Chuck Dolezal, Bob Fiollita. 'Rv' ST. MEL BANTAMS Left to Right: Front: Frank Carpenter, Manager. First Row: Tom Henley, Bob Plesha, Rich Konkols. Iohn Opatts. Dominic Fabbri Iim Tantaro, Ray Worthem. Back Semicircle: Brother Richard, Moderator, Bob Ross, Bill McGlynn. Clark Odom Dennis Carroll, Carl Odeen, Art Avery, Ray Lutz. Ray Knecht. Mike Guzaldo Pete Giovannetti, Al Pisterzi. Mr. William Crowley, Coach. P:1gelO3 CA Me Me Me Me Me Me Me Me Me Me Me Me Me Me Me Me Me Me Me Me Me Me Me Me aracfer is guilt? LEAGUE GAMES LIGHTS LEAGUE GAMES Coach Bob Luksta has g1ven much t1me and energy to the coach1ng of basketball He has also g1ven much t1me to developlng the character of h1s young ballplayers The L1ghts and Heav1es have Mr Luksta to thank for the1r ime develop ment both as men and ballplayers The L1ghts d1dnt have a successful season los1ng 12 out of 12 games The record doesn t show that they lost a lot of thelr games by less than 10 po1nts and that for a team that was underdog they showed more flght and sp1r1t than a lot of teams 1n the Cathohc League The fellows learned to take d1sappo1ntment whlch w1ll develop the1r characters but they d1dnt learn to take farlure because they d1dnt faml To farl you have to grve up and lose all mterest 1n do1ng your best The l1ghts never gave up and they were do1ng thexr best unt1l the last second trcked off the clock to end the season De Paul St Phrllp St Leo St Pat St Ignatius De Paul Fenwxck St Phxlzp St Leo St Pat St Ignatxus HEAVIES De Paul Phlllp eo Rlta a Ignahus De Paul Fenwlck St Phxhp St Leo St Pat St Ignatlus Fenwxck Page 106 I ................. 50 ................ 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' ' ...........,... 76 1 .... ,............ 6 8 . .................. 74 1 ...,.,........... 64 . .................. 58 1 ...,............. 76 . ' ............. 69 1 ................. 96 ' ................ 60 Af eq ' 1 v ,W,,,W,..u,m1' wmxwig? QR! was 'Q , Q qiii z Q 6,! qzx XY' .-'Q' 'Q 1 0 af 4 ' ' ' Y ' 1 Q 'i 6? 5f 55 QUI- 'K 11' 'in 'mx I fl ff Rf? isfance en o Sf In the fall and early winter the Cross Country Team can be found working out at Garfield Park. The team this year paced by captain F. Bardwell and under the guidance of their new coach, Mr. E. Holland, had a fairly successful season. Top: SENIOR TEAM Standing: left to right: Bro. Leonard, Moderator I. Rojewski: R. Holloway: D. Borroccini: F. Bard well: R. Cleveland: Mr. E. Holland, Coach. Kneeling: left to right: B. Skoda. Mgr.: D. Mann I. Heath, B. Donnelly: M. Midland: W. Meyer. Second Row Left: IUNIOR TEAM First Row: left to right: Bro. Leonard, Moderator' K. Duffy: I. Donnelly: I. Latteri: M. Farmer. I. Delahunt. Middle Row: left to right: R. Whalen: D. Meiers: F. Sladek: R. Cozzens: I. Flynn: Mr. E. Holland Coach. Top Row: left to right: B. Skoda, Mgr.: A. King: I. Dutra: I. Lazer: R. Atherton: D. Gimble. Second Row Right: Coach Holland tapes an ankle. Standing: left to right: B. Holloway: W. Meyer: W. Midland. Kneeling: left to right: Mr. E. Holland: I. Heath: F. Bardwell: D. Borroccini, Center: I. Rojewski. Outstanding Seniors In Action. Middle: left to right: D. Borroccini, I. Rojewski. Lower Right: left to right: F. Bardwell, W. Meyer. Lower Left: D. Mann. Middle Right: left to right: F. Bardwell, W. Meyer. Lower Right: Lining up for action are I. Rojewski, D. Borroccini, D. Mann, W. Meyer, F. Bardwell, Page 108 nzglzfs ousf Cn Tow Row, Left: Knights enjoy the aquatic facilities of the Keyman's Club. Lett to Right First How: I. Warick, W. Nowicki, C. Tomaskovic, T. Meyer, D. Hora, V. Hayduk, M. Hanushawski. Second Row: K Clemente, B. Halton, B. Machon, B. Pavilus, S. Tokacz. B. Benda, B. Bastion. Third Row: B. O'Neil, B. Link, B. Lothar. D. Berndt, D. Carroll, I. LaFluer. H. Diehl. Top Row, Righ', Firsf Row: I. Frank, I. Olson, B. Dressel, R. Carney, I. Bauer, B. Iewulski. Second Row: R. Calabrese, B. Holger, B. DuBrock. I. Ginley. I. Hughs, B. Hornbogen. D. Fowler. Third Row: I. Murohv, D. Kukawski, G. Iaconetty. R. Patla, R, Drukianis, R. Campana, D. Piorda, I. Mastrangelo. Middle How, Left: Herb Iohnson demonstrates the game-winning technique to a group of fans. Middle Row, Center: H. Deihl watches a group of Mel mermen acquaint themselves with the water. Middle Row, Right, Top, First Row: A. Ligata, I. Errera. P. LaPorte. D. Ayotte, I. Minaudo, I. Haim. W. Ford, A. Moretti. R. Pichlik. Sf, QW qields Second How: B. Halm, E. Zalewski, L. Kula. E. McKinley, I. Drogosz, R. Boubin, I. McMahan, S. Furmanek, T. Kennard. L. Serio. Third How: E. Czochara, L. Santowski, C. Pedersen, C. Midland, C. Sevcik. D. Milewski, M. Filippelli, G. Pechous, I. Henek, W. Lis, R. Vavra. R. Bergmann, R. Peters, I. Hassett. Middle Row, Right, Bottom, First Row: I. O'Hara, A. De Christopher. I. Kalina, T, Kolin, R. Riek, P. Ullo, L. Narcisi, B. N. Narcisi. Second Row: R. Voller, I. Novak. I. Inda. G. Bodnar, I. Pirhoier. P. Paterno, I. Petrovich, R. Vlaha. D. Mann. I. Medici, R. Aquino, R. Magg. Third Row: I, Smith, R. Geretti, M. Donovan, L. Homa, T. CeCola, I. Maly. N. Meger, H. Iohnson, I. Fleck, B. Kerlin. R. Urban, G. Marella, I. Antos. R. Barile. Bottom Row, Left, Kegler Officers, Left to Right: Paul Paterno, Rich Vlaha. Iohn Petrovich, Dave Mann, and Rich Riek. Bottom Row, Right, Lett to Right, First Row: Iohn Mele, R. Galassi. 'IL Fasano. D. Falcetta, T. Galenziwski, I, Ioyce, R. Griadek, S. Prusa. Second How: M. Pignato, M. VanZant. P. Puoci, R. Santoro, T. Truty, P. Bardin, L. Kvasnicka, S. Rudminas, I. Cappi. Third Row: P. Alexa. R. Goraczniak. L. Riceo, L. Mayer, P. Terlizzi. F. Farntino. D. DeFrank, B. Vervourt, W. Svec, R. Skarzynski. F. Drzewicki, E. Signature, D. Fryza. if - if K fail? - Q .. A I . .,., ,., 4 Q, QQQQEIG 1 C5 .. 9, f- we l I I ,, . 3,5 '17,-2 ,X ,,,.. , X, . 1' I I-:mi gf-ff ,ns ft .I F1 tfgki V a A.. i Mi if ., t Y, , r 3 Q. Q I ..,. p J . Sox: . - Y w- 3 Q a t lg, al X. if V M luring rings adcfion St. Mel opaned its track season with a victory over St. Patrick High at Rockne Stadium, followed by spirited contests with Mt. Carmel, St. Ignatius, St. George, and De Paul. The Broad lump, Pole Vault, Shot Put, High lump, dashes, and distance races provided thrills for all. .ME El be A 4 if gy f JIJTFIQXQR 39.52 . bam iw. wg . .pug if . Atfgz L as i, mfr ,qtggg 1 .EA .wg 3 ,i,r , n Y -HQ X. iv g TRACK X A A 4 .MLK . ' v-. ,-wr, ' I . . 'lit-HQ . - X ' - C3246 ' if-Riff W Mfg . ,L 'ff' 4 F e?iv s Wiz. 51' i Dig 'Els f Eff' 'T' f rump I' X DA Xi? '3 thu... x . gy Yf VC IUNIOR TEAM Top, Le!! to Right: First Row: A. Smith, R. Cozzens. I. McLaughlin. D. Forgue, C. Odom, R. McGlynn, D. Gimbel, D. Carollo. Second Row: I. Williams, I. Roffalo, D. Carrol, A. King R. Belcastro, F. Spook, B. Link, A. Campeotto A. Fiore. Third Row: A. Kuhn, L. Zielonka, R. Whalen. F. Stevens D. Campetto, P. Derwla, Coach F. I. Holland, Modera tor, Bro. Leonard. Center, Le!! to Right: W. Kernan. R. Donnelly. B. Meyer, D. Borraccini. R. Holloway. Bottom: B. Lindsay. I nset: D. Mann. Page 110 1 ,. 4 119 f -he-'cg 2 . x'H,,dl'f 'A'-.J on fAe Cinaler Cpaflzs Early in the season, St. Mel's half-mile relay squad showed their potential when they qualified for the finals of the Central A.A.U. Relays held at the University of Chicago. Relay men R. Donnelly, G. Hummert, I. DiBuono, and D. Mann, along with the other stalwarts of the squad, aimed their efforts towards a successful representation of St. Mel in the Loyola Relays and Catholic League Trials. cgjlsv -Q MZ' Ci' T ml! TRACK WF QM? f .1 ' -if Mg, , '05 5-f'eW'5. 'fi gm , H ' 3 7 y it mst: 4. t B - t .f A A t my J 9 M 4355 - . QME5 I jf. A ,LHP 1 by Bien ' ff-gs . . A K ' l ' rwff. W --mf f 4 3 S'DL5 - 'K I A ff see SENIOR TEAM Top. Left to Right: First Row: R. Piton, W. Kernan. B. Lindsay, B. Iones, S. Rogers, B. Donnelly, E, Lopez. Second Row: R. Drogozs. R. Hollo- way. D. Borraccini. B. Meyer. S, Nowak, R. Roy, I. Heath, H. Trudeau. Third Row: Coach E. I. Holland. B. Striker. B. Ford, D. Mann- Captain. B. Skoda-Manager. Bro. Leonard4Moderator. Center CLeft to Rightl: R. Piton, B. Lindsey, A, Smith 'Ulu .,- I E. Lopez. Bottom !Left to Rightl: C. Odom, B. Meyer, H. Trudeau D. Borraccini. .74A1fog:'v1PA .-. ,, , 1 Q, - A . Y F Y I' I ! ' A h 1. , 1 E. ,nu