St Rita of Cascia High School - Cascian Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 162 of the 1957 volume:

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As one senior put it, Father wears his job well, hc's more than a prinvipalg he-'s a friend who shows he wants to help youf' W'hat he-ttvl' tribute could he paid to l'lillll9l',S unusual ability to maintain the dignity of his offim-, and yet kvvp the Plllllllltlll touch. This Christ-likv 4'haracte1'istic has won tho faculty and student body to his side. God, we feel, has put the destiny of our helovvd school in safe lu-1-ping! ,gym ,MMM School I In 'EX 1111-ill Is ldhuls Q IIIIYH 4 PMWIFIWY, l ..- - mn ' L -Q, 4 Y., qw .PQ... . V' , ,.. J' - ' 1 , K W ' ' ? VV K an ' X4 iw iii a9a f 5 w 'S' 3 1 .X i ,a 1 AR., . 'A mf ,aww-,,,q Y , i 1 1 5 I 4 Y 1 M ,MQ-,.f'y1w,ff,.,fA,w,g wg I . f 5, ' ,-1 P 1 , , ',rbw1'IXI'r wLn.'-,wiQi,,l-, !a,m:.11.Lmm,vM,sm A.w:1.me.fvkymf:mmawmhW.M4MLwfmxfL4:1,LQ.m....:.,,:M1 L1-mia wx 1-Q. ww , . S 1 ,mr .,,,.,4.....m1,,?m:+2.m.4nw.:Mf4-:wif.dyewazqvza-ushaaaa-m,1M,.wy,,wmmmg,vwv2isem'b,:fewW,mn,,-,M w v UAE wsswmw Q A 12152 my wgmv L W Wm. has x ,m m acnley Right Father Clrawlord, OSA., an old friend in a new place-the Director of Studies Office. llrloti' Two familiar faces, Father Vander Beek, 0.S.,'X., and Father BIC,-Xrdle, O.S.A., check notes for is it the xll'C list?j at a familiar door. l Seeing salesmen, diremr The heavy burden aol runninv ing workmen ,md doing the Monasterx' lalls to Father Fink . ,I U J'-' - the buying lor a large U-5-A-,fhCI'101- school keeps Father Horne, O.S.A., on the move. There's more to a pair ol broad shoulders and a well- built body than strikes the eye. Equally true, there's more to a good school than doors and windows, or bricks and cement. lt's the students and faculty that give lile to a school, that give it a good name or a bad one. St. Rita High School is proud ol' her good name and the men she turns Ollt and, as beneath a sturdy body there beats a strong heart, the strong heart within the walls ol' St. Rita is its lac-ulty, priests and laymen. l'The men behind the man make the man, and it is our laculty, in its unselfish devotion to growing Catholic men, wliith schools and trains minds now, builds character lor the luture, and prepares souls lor an eternity. Page Ill Qi aculfry IIIIUTI' I.r'H Mr. Koss :md M11 Sifferle take ll b1'ez1Ll1e1' lueuveeu clusbes. ,-llmxw' High! Father XVIICCICF, O.S.lX., gels 21 rumlowu on the teznm fffllll the cozlvlles, Hr. YOIIIO :md Hr. Kellow. Cf'lIH'l' Yes, Nlr. .-XYLUSZI, FzuLl1e1' Iflzxch, OSA., I-'miller Yam Sile, O.S.,X., and Nh: PH2lI1lC1A2lg'l'CC, HlC2lChCl'S legs get Ll Iiule tired from the climb. If Firm' Father !'. O Nlaxllejx, O.b.,X., :md Pzziher Ihomzxs, O.5.AX.. wait for the 'klnmlesslollzil opinion of Father Flugeltllcl. oh, a I Page ll 'ijt 6 5 .,.,,.. , .,,., . . Q Q 1 K M sk A Z v wk' I yfmfmqmwmm 'Winn K . 'ff YF 255525 fe A: w in A 1' .E Wm-Y x-Q 'WW .W 3? W -of QE . 1 . WX .QI 1 ' i- i: Iv: -I I 5: ,.::.5,:3-5g1r::1E5..::-:- gl ,Q ,.:... 5 blli .:,. I1,E 1 vu . -5 , ggkggggs H 5 if f 9 ei-:-:iw-,-. ':::..'-' -2- g y I Q W -fb 9334.345 ' W 3 Q , 3 U if X Mag 1 Qi f'fS5xwz5 5.1: E aculfcy .fwwlf ff- wk ff E Upper Left On the lookout for Ritan material, vocations to the priesthood, or a good pitcher - Father Flynn. OSA., lfather NIcNicholas, OSA., Father O'Nialw ley, O.S..X. Uppffr High! The poise that gives distinction to a classroom. modeled by professionals: Father I-lartman, O.S..X., and Father Sullivan, OSA. Belozt' A couple of Hexperienced hands , lfather Beretta, O.S..-X., and Father Truscli, O.S..X., make newcomer Mr. Klein leel at home. Rigllf f.'f'21lr'1'.S'j1it'tIIl Mr. Rhienschmidt and Father Van Thienen. OSA.. two good reasons lor two well-run shops in the Tech building. REV. MeNICHOLAS, 0.S.A. Chaplain Religion, Biology. Sociology REV. J. F. 0,MALLEY, O.S.A. Spanish, Religion REV. J. J. 0'MALLEY, O.S.A. Algebra, Religion REV. SENKE, O.S.A. Latin, Religion REV. SULLIVAN, O.S.A. H'orld History. Religion REV THOMAS 05 A REV. TRUSCH, O.S.A. General Science, Algebra REV. TYLZANOWSKI, 0.3. Religion. German, Sociology REV. VAN THIENEN, 0.S.A. Radio. llilectricity, Solid 'l'rig REV. VAN SILE, 0.S.A. Geometry, Religion, Soeiologx H. Moderator of the KIasttian the School Year Rook REV. VANDER BEEK, 0.5. Student Counselor Student Counselor ll:l'CSlllll2lll.S0Pl1OlilUl'CVl Dlluml of f'leL Lllll, Spanish. Religion Nloderator of Fatliers' Club Page I4 Religion A A aculfcy REV. WHEELER, 0.S.A. Chemistry Moflerator of Camera Club MR. ARTUSA English MR. BLACKER Aeronautics MR. BROWN U. S. History. H'orlcl History MR. COLEMAN Algebra MR. CORDULAK Spanish. Algebra Cir MR. DODGE Wood Shop MR. ECONOMAKAS Hood Shop MR. HEDELUND Iinglish, Science MR. HOFFMAN Spanish, German MR. JEFFERY ics. Business Training, Stenography. Typing, Iiconoinics, Business Law. Bookkeeping, English C0-XIOClCl'2ll0l' of The Ritan' MR. KELLOW' linglish Page 15 Uj1j1erLeft Hlnteresting, Father? questions Mr. Blacker. X'Vell, 1'll tell you ..., H is Father NIeGowan's only reply. Llflflfl' Cwzler My, this is really hard, inuses Mrs. Marianne Triana, as she proof reads one of the thousand exams she faithfully runs off. Ujljlm' Righl Mr. Econoinakas tests a smooth finish with the help ol' 21 double cheek from Mr. Lodge. I.ozi'1'r Celltffr Mail, records and bulletins make a school office a busy one for Mrs. Satunas. I.oz1'f'rRigl11' Mrs. Buttiiner Hkeeps house in the front office. aculfry MR. KLEIN Science MR. KOSS lf S. History, Civics MR. KRIEG English MR. MARIANNI Metal Shop, Mechanical Drawing MR. DIOYNIHAN English MR. NEWREN English MR. PETRO Cix ics, Spanish American History MR. PFLANZER English MR. QUARTERS Stcnography. Typing. lf. S. History MR. RANCIC Science MR. RHIENSCHMIDT Auto Shop MR. SIETMAN Geometry NIR. SIFFERLE English MR. YONKER English MR. YONTO Gym MR. ZALATORIS English, Lf S. History Top A nionients rest and a camera bring a smile to the faces of Father Burke, OSA., Father Coyne, O.S.,-X., and Mr, Keefe. Center Mr. -Iellery, Father Senke, O.S.A.. hir. Quarters, and Father Giovinetti, OSA., show the personalities that bring a touch of paradise to their classes. Bottom Top this one! Mr, Zalatoris Challenges Father Leo Cavanaugh, OSA., and Mr. Hetlluncl, as he reads a test paper. Page I6 Upjzer Left GERRY DOYLE, President llfIII!'I'Rigl1t JOHN VALAITIS, Vice-President Lower Left RICHARD GELBUDA, Secretary I,ozverRigl1t RAYMOND SHAACK, Treasurer Ijle Seniors Four years go by pretty quickly. In fact looking back you can,t account for them. So much happened! But graduation is here, and with the happiness it brings there's a tinge of sadness. Faces we saw every day we will probably never seen again, the laughs and jokes in class, boners we pulled, the 'ijugs , and those bang up intra- mural games are all over now, gone but not forgotten. It's strange but true: you can't Wait to graduate, yet you hate to leave in so many ways. St. Rita was good to us, and we trust the school is better for the class of 1957 having been here. Page 17 ABATE, CHARLES JOSEPH Saint Jerome 2nd year Sectional Officerg junior Prom Dance Committeeg Intramural Basketball l,2,3,45 Intramural Football 23,45 Freshman Football: Free-Throw Contest l,2.3,45 Family Man ADAMSON, THOMAS FRANCIS Saint Iithelreda Science Club l: Intramural Football 2,3511 Intramural Bas- ketball 2,,3,bl: Free-Throw Contest l,2,3,tlg Intramural Box- ing 152,35 Mechanical Engineer ADLHOCH, RICHARD HENRY , Saint Barnabas lst and 2nd year Sectional Olficerg National Honor Society 3.415 Study Engineering - Possibly at Purdue ALAKSIEWICZ, JEROME MILTON Saint joseph Band l,2,3,45 Camera Club 3,45 National Honor Society 3,-'lg College - Dentistry . me CIHSS Page 18 ALEKNA, ALFRED A. Nativity B.V.M. Debating Team 45 Ritan -l: National Honor Society 3.45 Mendel Science Club I: Intramural Boxing 25 Varsity Box- ing 3,45 Intramural Basketball 3.45 Intramural Football 3545 Free-Throw Contest l,2.3.A1: College - Study Medicine ALEKSIUNAS, XAVIER 64Duke Nativity B.V.M. lst and 2nd Sectional Ollicerz Science Club lg Cisca Sports Reporter: Intramural Football 2,3.,4: Intramural Basketball 12,3545 l ree-Throw Contest 1.2.3,-l: Basketball l,2.3: Tennis 3: College AMONINO, JOHN JOSEPH Our Lady of Vilna Bowling 3: Free-Throw l,2.3: Army ANTONACCI, LOUIS E. Saint Rita Sectional President l.-lc National Honor Societyg Vice Presi- dent Lettermans Club: Varsity Football 23,45 Intramural Basketball l,2.3,4: Free-Throw Contest l,2,3,1l5 College ANTONACCI, THOMAS HENRY Saint Mary Star ol' the Sea Intramural Football 3,el: Free-Throw Contest l,2.Al: U. S. Air Force - Aeronautical Mechanic ARBAGEY, WAYNE PAUL Saint Ambrose Secretary 1.3: Free-Throw l,3,-1: Intramural Basketball l,3,45 Intramural Football 391: Camera Club lg College - Teacher BARRE, ROBERT FREDRICK Saint Mary ol' Mount Carmel Mendel Science Club lg Free-Throw Contest 12,43 Intra- mural Football 2,3fl: Intramural Basketball 23,43 Intra- mural Mfrestling 2: College - Lawyer BARRY, EUGENE ANDREW Immaculate Conception Free-Throw Contest 1.2.-lg Intramural Basketball 12: College BARTOSZEK, EDWARD FRANK Saint Bruno Intramural Wfrestling 2,33 Free-Throw Contest 1,2,-'lg Col- lege - Technical Engineer BASSO, ANTHONY LOUIS Holy Trinity Sect. Vice President 3: Sec. President A13 Intramural Boxing 2,31 Intramural Basketball 2: Intramural Football 2.-l: Col- lege - Mechanical Engineer BEGINSKI, THOMAS LAWRENCE Saint Mary of Perpetual Help Intramural Basketball 2,3,Al3 Intramural Football 23,41 Free- Tllrow Contest l,2.3,lg Aeronautical Mechanic BELL, DONALD EUGENE Saint Bernard Debate Clubg Junior Prom Committeeg Intramural Basket- ball l,2,3,4g Intramural Boxing lg Intramural Football 2,3,4g Varsity Boxing 2,4: Free-Throw Contest 1,32 College - Certi- lied Public Accountant Page 19 ARP, DENNIS JEROME Saint Roman Treasurer 2,45 Vice President 35 Intramural Basketball l,2,3,4: Intramural Football 2,3,4g Free-Throw Contest 1,2,3,41g Aeronautical Engineer BAKER, KENNETH WILLIAM Saint Leo Camera Club l: Free-Throw Contest 12,35 Air Force BAKSYS, CHESTER G. Saint Rita Intramural Basketball 23,43 Intramural Football 23,41 In- tramural Boxing 2g Free-Throw Contest 1,2,3.4: College BALIS, THOMAS J. Saint Brendan Treasurer lg Bowling 3.-1: Free-Throw Contest 2.3: College ofI957 BETCHER, GORDON LEROY Saint Sabina Sec. Secretary 2,3313 Class Vice President 33 Intramural Bas- ketballg Varsity Baseballg College - Engineer BICIUNAS, ARISTIDE E. Holy Cross Intramural Football 23 Intramural Basketball lg Free-Throw Contest 1,43 College - Engineer BLAKE, JEROME P. Five Holy Martyrs Cheer Leader l,2,3g College BLAZEYAK, JR., JOHN JOSEPH Saint Stanislas B.M. Intramural Basketball 2,3315 Intramural Football 2,3,4g Free- Throw Contest l,2,43 College me Class Page 20 BOBEK, STANLEY JOSEPH Saint Rita Science Club lg Baseball 2,3,4g Bowling 2,3,4g Free-Throw Contest 2,35 Air Force BODE, GEORGE ARNOLD Saint Rita Intramural Basketball 2,33 Intramural Football 2,35 College BOEHM, JOSEPH L. Saint Bernadette Bowling 2,33 Sanctuary Society l,2,3,4g Free-Throw Contest 2,3,4g Seminary BOIKE, PAUL JOSEPH S.S. Cyril 8.: Methodius Basketball Manager 23 Intramural Basketball 2,3,4g College BOJEVAS, PETER KESTUTIS Holy Cross Sectional President lg Free-Throw Contest l,2,4g College - Navy Officer BOUNDAS, THEODORE A. Longfellow Secretary lg Pr. Debate Clubg National Honor Societyg Free-Throw Contest l,2,3,4g College - Lawyer BUCKLEY, THOMAS WILLARD Saint Mary of Mount Carmel Bowling 2,3,43 Free-Throw Contest 1,2,3,43 College BULA, WILLIAM C. Saint joseph Sc Saint Anne Free-Throw Contest 1,2,3,43 Intramural Wrestling 2,35 College BURKE, ROBERT FREDRICK Immaculate Conception Intramural Football 23 Free-Throw Contest 1,2,43 College BYRNES, MICHAEL JAMES Immaculate Conception Sanctuary Societyg Free-Throw Contest 1,2,3,43 Psycho- analyist CACCIATO, JOHN HALDANE All Saints Band 1,23 Ritan 43 Intramural Football 3,43 Intramural Bas- ketball 1,23 Essay Award 33 Bookkeeping Award 25 Cascian 43 College - Certified Public Accountant CAMERON, DENNIS JOHN Saint Clare of Montefalco Free-Throw Contest 3,43 Intramural Wrestling 2,33 College Page 21 BOYLE, THOMAS JAMES Whittier Camera Club 43 Boxing 3,43 Bowling 4g Intramural Foot- ball 3,43 Intramural Boxing 3,43 College BRENNAN, JOHN FRANCIS Saint Rita Sectional President 2,3,43 Junior Class Officer 33 National Honor Society 33 Ritan Staff 43 Football 13 Varsity Football 2,33 Intramural Boxing 13 Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,43 Free-Throw Contest 1,23 College - Naval Architect BROST, RICHARD STANLEY Saint Camillus Intramural Basketballg Intramural Footballg College - Aeronautics BROWN, DONALD JAMES Our Lady of Solace Basketball 1,23 Bowling 3,43 Intramural Boxing 23 Intra- mural Basketball l,2,3,4Q Business Man of 1957 CAMPBALL, THOMAS JOSEPH Saint Rita Sectional Oilieer 1,2,-43 Ritan 3,43 Cascian 43 -Iunior Prom Committee3 Intramural Basketball 1.2,3,43 Intramural Foot- ball l,2.3,43 Intramural Boxing 13 Free-Throw Contest l,2,3,4 CAMPBELL, REGINALD JOHN Saint Symphorosa Intramural Football 2,3,43 Intramural Basketball 1,2,LlQ Free- Throw Contest 1,2,3,43 Baseball 1,23 Bowling 43 Air Force CAREW, JOHN JOSEPH Visitation Debate Club3 Intramural Football 13 Freeillirow Contest 1,23 College - Civil Engineer CARLSON, DAVID KEENAN Saint Gerald Intramural Basketball 1,2,33 l'1l'CC-'I1ll1'OW Contest l,2,3,43 College - Surgeon fjze Class Page 22 CARROLL, JOHN J. Saererl Heart Intramural Boxing 1,23 Intramural Basketball 2,3,4: Intra- mural Football 23 Free-Throw Contest 1.3: Railroad Xian CARUSO, PETER JOSEPH Saint Maria lncoronata Varsity Football 233,43 Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,43 College CHALMERS, DANIEL ANTHONY Saint Mary lklagdalene Essay Award 33 F.B.L.A.3 Debate Clubg junior Prom Coin- mittee3 Intramural Basketball I,2,3,43 Intramural Football 2,3,43 Bantamweight Basketball 1,23 Free-Throw Contest l,2.33 College CIEPLAK, CHARLES GEORGE Chuck Saint Theodore Sanctuary Sofiety 1,2.3,'l3 Intramural Basketball l,2,3,43 In- tramural Football 1,2,3,43 Free-Throw Contest l,2,3,43 Col- lege - Lawyer CIESLA, DENNIS GREGORY Saint Nicholas of 'Folentine National Honor Society 3,43 Mendel Science Club 23 Intra- mural Football 2.3,43 Intramural Basketball l,3,43 Free- 'l'l1row Contest 2,3,'lQ Bowling 3,43 College CIMINO, THOMAS PAUL Saint Symphorosa Free-Throw Contest 2,3343 Intramural Football 2,33 College - Engineering COOK, THOMAS H. Saint Rita Sectional Vice President I3 Varsity Football 23 Intramural Basketball l,2,3,4g Intramural Football l,2,3,43 Bantam- weigbt Basketball lg College COOPER, ARTHUR KENNETH Saint Gaul Secretary I3 Intramural Basketball l,2,33 FFCCVIIIIFOW Contest I,2,33 Navy Career CORCORAN PETER , J- Saint Dorothy Intramural Football 2,3913 Intramural Boxing l,2,3g Football I3 College CORRIGAN, JAMES VINCENT Little Flower Bowling 2,3,43 Intramural Basketball 2,33 Intramural Foot- ball 2,33 Seminary CRAIG, ALEX WILLIAM Nativity of Our Lord Sec. Vice President l3 Sec. President 2,33 Science Club 23 Camera Club 23 Cascian -lg Debating Club 43 Intramural Boxing 2,3,43 Free-Throw Contest l,2,3,4g College CURBIS, RONALD JOSEPH Visitation Intramural Football 2,33 Free-Throw Contest 1,2,43 Mechanic Page 23 CIOLKOWSKI, EDWARD LEONARD Saint Casmir Intramural Football I: Freeffhrow Contest l,2,43 Air Force - Draftsman CLEARY, JOHN L. Midlothian Sectional Oflicer 123,43 Vice President 1.2: President 3,43 Bantamweight Basketball 23 Intramural Football 2,3,'lQ In- tramural Basketball l,2,3,43 College COLLINS, JOHN JOSEPH Visitation Intramural Basketball l,2,3,fl3 Football 2,33 Steamfitter COLLINS, JAMES WILLIAM Saint Gabriel Vice President I3 Secretary 2,41 Sanctuary Society l,2,33 Foot- ball I3 Boxing 23 Intramural Football 221,41 Intramural Bas- ketball l,2g Free-Throw Contest l,2,3,43 Trade School of 1957 COUSINS, THOMAS JAMES Saint Adrian Sectional Oflicer 2,3,43 Ritan 2,3,43 Sports Editor 3,43 Cisca News 33 Cascian 43 Dance Committee 33 Intramural Basket- ball 1,2,3,43 Intramural Football 2,43 Varsity Football Man- ager 23 Free-Throw Contest 1,3,43 Electronic Technician CZAPLA, THOMAS JOSEPH Saint Mary Star of the Sea Sec. Vice President 2,43 Varsity Basketball 43 Intramural Basketball l,2,33 Intramural Football 233,43 Free-Throw Con! test 1,2,3,43 Frosh-Soph Baseball 23 Varsity Baseball 33 Marines DANBER, EDWARD BERNARD Saint Rita National Honor Society 3,43 Cascian 3,43 Band Officer 2,3,43 Band l,2,3,Llj Band Swing l,2,3,43 Intramural Football 43 College - Engineering DANIELS, RONALD DAVID Visitation Band 13 Free-Throw Contest 1,2,43 Business Man Class Page 24 DEACETIS, NORMAN ANTHONY Lefty', Pickard Baseball3 Intramural Basketball 2g College - Constellation Air Pilot DEC, JR., WALTER JOHN Saint Nicholas of Tolentine President 13 Science Club 13 Bowling 3,45 Free-Throw Con- test 13 Tool 8: Die Maker - Tool Designer DELANEY, DAVID ALOYSIUS Saint Ethelreda Essay Award 3g Intramural Football 23,43 Intramural Base- ball l,2,3,4Q Free-Throw 1,2,3,43 Air Force DeLAURA, DENNIS RICHARD '6Denny Clara Barton Treasurer 13 Midget Basketball 1,23 Varsity Manager 1,23 Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,43 Intramural Football 2,3,43 Free-Throw 3,43 Automotive Engineer DePASQUALE, JOSEPH ANTHONY Saint Dorothy F.B.L.A. Award 23 Essay Award 33 Intramural Football 23 Free-Throw 1,2,3,43 College - Electronical Engineering DeSTEFANO, WILLIAM JOHN Saint Rita Midget Baseball 13 Intramural Basketball 2,3,43 Intramural Football 2,3,43 Free-Throw Contest 1,2,3,43 Electrical Engineer DOMINSKI, ANTHONY SIGMOND Saint Joseph Intramural Football 2,3,43 Intramural Basketball l,2,3,43 Intramural Boxing 23 Free-Throw 2,3,43 Business Man DORE, MICHAEL F. Saint Gabriel Intramural Basketball 2g Intramural Football 43 College DOYLE, GERALD FRANCIS Saint Nicholas of Tolentine Class President 2,33 Sec. President l,2,33 Vice President 43 National Honor Societyg Football lg Varsity Football 2,3,4g Intramural Basketball l,2,3,4g College DOYLE, JOSEPH PATRICK Saint Thomas More Glee Clubg Free Throw l,2,3g Intramural Basketball 2,33 College - Singer DRAGAS, JOHN RAYMOND Saint Camillus Intramural Basketball l,2,33 Intramural Football 2,33 Col- lege - Aeronautical Engineering DUDEK, STANLEY THOMAS Saint Turibius Cisca Delegate 23 Mendel Science Club 2g Free-Throw l,2,33 College - Chemical Engineering Page 25 DEVINE, JAMES J. Saint Adrian Sectional Officer 4g Intramural Basketball 23 Intramural Football 23 Frosh-Soph Baseball 1,23 Varsity Baseball 33 College DIDZEREKIS, PAUL PATRICK Saint Pancratius Ritan 3,43 Camera Club 3,43 Essay Award 33 Debating Club 43 Glee Club 33 Intramural Basketball l,2,3,43 Intramural Football 3,43 Free-Throw Contest l,2,3,43 Varsity Baseball 13 Bantamweight Basketball 13 Varsity Basketball Mgr. 1,23 Bowling lg College - Attorney at Law DISTEL, JOHN PETER Saint Adrian Intramural Basketball 23 Free-Throw 132,33 Army DISTIFENO, ROBERT WILLIAM Saint Sylvester Bowling 233,43 Free-Throw l,2,33 Navy - Electronics, Radio K T.V. O 7957 DUNNE, PATRICK JOSEPH Sacred Heart Football l,25 Intramural Football 2,3,45 Intramural Basket- ball 2,3,-15 Free-Throw 2,3,45 Electrician DUOBLYS, ANTHONY VITOLIS Nativity B.V.M. Intramural Basketball 2,35 Free-Throw 2,35 College DURKIN, PATRICK JAMES Saint Carthage Treasurer 2: Secretary 35 Intramural Basketball 2,3,45 Intra- mural Football 2,3,45 Intramural Boxing 25 Boxing Team 3,45 Midget Basketball 25 Free-Throw 253,45 Varsity Basket- ball 45 College - Law DYCZKOWSKI, RICHARD EDWARD Saint Mary of Perpetual Help Bowling 3,45 Free-Throw -15 Intramural Basketball l,25 Col- lege - Electrical Engineering me Class Page 26 DZIUBALA, JOHN F. Saint justin Martyr Bowling 3,45 Intramural Basketball 1,25 Intramural Foot- ball 25 College ECAN, JAMES f'Bugs ' Saint Rita Intramural Basketball l,2,3,45 Intramural Football 2,3315 Free-Throw l,2,3,-I5 College - Engineering ENGEMANN, THOMAS EDWARD Saint Margaret Camera Club 25 Basketball 25 Football 2,35 College - Elec- trical Engineering ENNIS, THOMAS PATRICK Sacred Heart - Baseball I5 Flyweight Basketball l,2,3,-I5 Intramural Basket- ball l,2,3,45 Intramural Football 3,45 Marine Corps - College ENOCHS, THOMAS JOHN Saint Mary of Mount Carmel Mendel Science Club 25 Intramural Football 3,45 Free- Throw l,2,35 College ERNST, RICHARD WILLIAM Saint Kilian Camera Club 1,25 Intramural Football 3,45 Intramural Bas- ketball 2,35 College - M.I.T. FERRARA, CHARLES THOMAS Saint justin Martyr junior Varsity 23 Bowling 33 Intramural Football 2,43 Intra- mural Basketball 2,413 Armed Forces - Business Man FINLEY, JOHN BERNARD Saint Nicholas Tolentine Sectional Officer 13 junior Prom Committee 3: Dance Com- mittee gl Cascian L13 F.B.L.A. Award 23 Essay Award 33 In- tramural Basketball 1,2,3,43 Intramural Football 2,3313 Free- Throw Contest 1,2,3,43 Electrical Engineer FIRLIT, CASIMIR FRANCIS Five Holy Martyrs Band 1,2,3,43 Camera Club 3,311 Free-Throw Contest 1,2,33 College FISH, ROBERT MARSHALL Visitation President 13 Intramural Football 1,23 Intramural Basketball 1,23 Intramural Boxing 23 College - Engineering F LANNERY, JOHN CHARLES Saint john the Baptist Mendel Science Club 1,23 Intramural Football 2,43 Freea Throw Contest 3,43 Air Force FLYNN, ROGER ROBERT G'Flynnie,' Saint Adrian Sectional Secretary 43 National Honor Society 3,43 Free- Throw Contest 1,2,3,43 Ritan Cartoonist 1,23 Ritan Sports Reporter 33 Ritan Editor 4g Cisca Sports Editor 3,43 Cascian Sports Reporter 4g Intramural Football 3,43 College - jour- nalism and Engineering ERONCIG, JAMES JOSEPH Saint Cecilia Bowling 3.113 Boxing 1,23 Intramural Football 3,43 Intra- mural Basketball 1,2,3,A13 1'il'0Sl1-S0lJll Baseball 13 College FEGAN, ROBERT JAMES Saint Carthage Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,-13 Intramural Football 13 Intra- mural Boxing 33 Free-'I'11row Contest 1,2,3,-13 lfrosh-Sopli Baseball 13 Flyweiglits Basketball 13 Geologist FEILEN, FRANCIS XAVIER Saint Carthage Science Club 23 Camera Club 1,21 l'i1'CCf-1-l1l'O1V 1.2,33 Intra- mural Basketball 13 College FENLON, JOHN MICHAEL Saint Carthage Camera Club 1,23 Fl'CC'i1i11l'0V' Contest 3: Intramural Foot- ball 23,313 Bowling Teamg Navy 0 ,f I 9 5 7 Page 27 F OLTYN, MATHIAS FRANCIS Saint Ludmilla Mendel Science Club 1,23 Camera Club 2,33 Free-Throw Contest l,2,3,43 College or Air Force FRANZ, WILLIAM BERNARD Saint Nicholas of Tolentine National Honor Society 13 Free-Throw Contest l,2,3,43 -Iunior Dance Committee 33 Business Man - Food Broker - Army - College GAGNON, WILLIAM CHARLES Saint Joseph 8: Saint Anne Sectional Oflicer 4g Intramural Football 2,3,43 Intramural Basketball 3,43 Free-Throw Contest 3,43 Air Force GALLET, JACK RAY Saint joseph Military Academy Intramural Football 2,3,43 Intramural Basketball l,2,3,43 Bowling 2: Football 13 College - University of Miami - Technician cj A 2 C la S S Page 28 GASTIL, GERALD THOMAS Oglesby Debating Team 43 Science Club l,2,33 Camera Club 1,23 Free-Throw Contest 2,33 College - Teacher GAVIN, JEROME RUSSELL Saint Gaul Camera Club 2g Intramural Football 3,43 Free-Throw Con- test 3,43 Navy GEISS, EDWIN FRANCIS Saint Thomas More Free Throw Contest 2,3,43 Intramural Basketball 2,33 Intra- mural Football 2,33 Intramural Boxing 23 College - Naval Air Cadet GEIYER, EDWIN OTTO Saint Rita Mendel Science Club l,2,3j Camera Club 1,3Q Free-Throw Contest l,2,3,43 College GELBUDA, RICHARD '6Fingers Saint David President 33 Treasurer 43 Flyweight Basketball 23 Bantan- weight Basketball 23 Varsity Basketball 3,43 Intramural Bas- ketball 2,3,43 Intramural Football 2,3,43 Varsity Football 43 Intramural Boxing 43 College - Lawyer GERMANN, CARL uKraut Saint Agnes Intramural Boxing l,23 Intramural Basketball 2,3,43 Intra- mural Football l,2,3,4j Bowling Team 23 Free-Throw Con- test 33 College - Lewis or General Motors - Automotive Engineer GODFREY, JAMES PATRICK St. Bernard Intramural Football l,2,3,43 Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,43 Varsity Baseball lg Free-Throw l,2,3,43 College GOMOLL, GEORGE PAUL Saint Rita Treasurer lg Intramural Basketball lg Intramural Footbal lg Bowling 4g Free-Throw Contest 1,2,3,43 Commercia Fisherman GRABOWSKI, JAMES JOSEPH Saint Pancratius 1 l Camera Club 23 Intramural Football 23 Free-Throw Contest l,2,3,43 College - Doctor GRELAK, ROBERT PAUL Saint Rita Treasurer 43 Band l,2,3,43 Camera Club 3,43 National Honor Society 3,43 College - Engineering GROEBE, RONALD P. Little Flower Camera Club 1,2333 Free-Throw Contest l,2,3,43 College GITRICH, MICHAEL FRANCIS Christ the King Intramural Football l,2,3,43 Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4g Footballg College - Engineering Page 29 GILARSKI, RICHARD FRANK Saint john of God Bowling 2,3,43 Free-Throw Contest 2,3,43 Intramural Foot- ball 2,33 Intramural Basketball 23 Biologist GIRDASKAS, SIGURDAS A. Nativity B.V.lXI. Camera Club l,2,33 Mendel Science Club 2,33 Intramural Boxing 1,23 Free-Throw Contest l,2,3,43 College GLAZEWSKI, MICHAEL STANLEY Saint Camillus Camera Club 2,33 Science Club 1,23 Baseball 1,23 Free-Throw Contest 2,33 Navy GLYNN, JAMES LEWIS uButch Little Flower Intramural Football 2,3,43 Intramural Basketball l,2,3,43 Bantamweight Basketball 23 Free-Throw Contest 2,3,43 College of 7957 HARRINGTON, DANIEL MICHAEL St. Gabriel Intramural Football 2,3,-lg Intramural Basketball 23,45 Bowling 3 HARTMAN, ALAN J. St. Theodore Sectional Treasurer 2: Science Club 1, Intramural Basket- ball 1: Intramural Football 3,-lg Free-Throw Contest 3,43 College HATJE, RONALD St. Rita Sectional President 33 Sectional Vice-President 4: Bantam- weight Basketball lg Freshman Football 1: Varsity Basket- ball 1,2,3,4: Intramural Basketball l,2,3,-lg Intramural Foot- ball 3,-lg College HAUNROTH, RICHARD JOSEPH St. Clare of Montefalco Frosh-Soph Baseball 1,2: Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4: In- tramural Football 2,3,-lg Free-Throw Contest 1,2,3,-lg Debate Team 1: Physical Education me Class Page 30 HAUNROTH, WILLIAM H. St. Clare of Montefalco Sectional Treasurer 21 Sectional Secretary 3: Frosh-Soph Baseball 1,2: Intramural Basketball 1,2.3: Intramural Foot- ball 2: College HAUSER, MICHAEL EDWARD Sacred Heart Cisca Recording Secretary: Glee Club 3,-1: Cascian 43 De- bate fl: Cisca 2,3,fl: Sanctuary Society 2: College HAYES, LAWRENCE I. Visitation Debate Team 43 Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,-13 Intramural Football 4: Free-Throw Contest l,2.4g Electrical Engineer HENDRICKS, PATRICK St. Rita Sanctuary Society 2,3,-1: Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4C Intra- mural Football 2,4: Bowling 1.2: Free-Throw Contest 1,23 College HERBERT, GERALD HENRY St. Nicholas of Tolentine College HERIVIAN, JOHN B. St. Rita Sectional Treasurer 1: Secretary 23 President of Lettermen's Club: Frosh-Soph Baseball 1: Intramural Basketball 1,235 Varsity Football 2,3,fl: Intramural Football 1: Varsity Basket- ball slg Free-Throw Contest l,2,3,4: Bantamweight Basket- ball 2g College HOYER, ROBERT WILLIAM St. Brendan Electronics Engineer HUBENY, EDWARD ANTHONY St. Richard Ritan 3,43 Cisca 3,43 Camera Club 3,43 Honor Society 3,43 Glee Club 33 Cascian 43 Forum 43 Varsity Football 1,23 Bowl- ing 2,33 Intramural Basketball 33 Intramural Football 2,33 Tennis 33 College HYNES, MARTIN J. St. Carthage Stamp Club l,2.33 Free-Throw Contest 3,43 WVood IVorking IRMICK, THOMAS STEPHEN St. Gaul College JACOBS, JAMES JOSEPH Nativity B.V.M. Camera Club l,2,3,43 Mendel Science 23 Cascian 43 National Honor Society 3,43 Free-Throw Contest l,2.33 Electrical Engineer JAGIELSKI, THOMAS BENEDICT St. Bruno Art Clubg Intramural Football 2,3,4lj Intramural Basketball l-,2,33 Free4Throw Contest l,2,3,43 Midget Basketball lg College HINDEL, FRED MICHAEL St. Thomas More 'Sectional Treasurer 23 Band l,2,3,43 Swing Band 3,43 Intra mural Football 3,43 Free-Throw Contest 3,43 College HOBAN, THOMAS FRANCIS St. Brendan Intramural Basketball 1,23 Bantamweight Basketball 2g Var- sity'Basketball 3,43 Intramural Football 33 College HOF F ENKAMP, HENRY EDMUND Immaculate Conception Intramural Basketball l,2,3.43 Air Force HORBACH, SYLVESTER C. St. Christina Intramural Basketball 1,23 lntramural Football 33 Free- Throw Contest l,2,3: Technician o If 7 95 7 Page 31 - JAGODA, JOSEPH ANTHONY St. joseph Band l.2,3,4g Cascian 2,3,4g National Honor Society 3,43 Band Ofhcer 4g Baseball lg Intramural Basketball l,2,3,4g Intramural Football 3,43 Bowling 2,3,4g Free-Throw Contest 2,43 College - Physicist JAKALA, JOHN STANLEY St. John of God Debating 43 Cascian 3,43 Intramural Basketball l,2,3,4g In- tramural Football 3,4g National Honor Society 43 Tennis 3,43 College - Engineering JANICK, RONALD ERWIN St. Turibius Freshman Football lg College - Orchestra Leader JANKOWSKI, RONALD STANLEY St. john of God Bowling 2,3,43 Free-Throw Contest 2,3,4g Intramural Foot- ball lz Intramural Basketball lg College me Class Page 32 JASICA, ROBERT J. St. Mary of Perpetual Help Intramural Basketball l,2,3,4g Intramural Football 2,33 College JAWORSKI, FRED J. Blessed Sacrament Mechanic JERANTOWSKI, NORBERT MATTHEW St. Nicholas of Tolentine Intramural Football 2,3,4g Intramural Basketball l,2,3,43 Free-Throw Contest l,2,3,4g Bowling 4g College J ILEK, BERNARD JOHN SS. Cyril and Methodius Free-Throw Contest 2,33 Welder JUNKROSKI, CHARLES JOSEPH St. Bruno Sectional President lg Intramural Football 2,3,4g Intramural Boxing 2g Free-Throw Contest l,2,3,4g College JUODIKIS, ALGIS J. Plamondon National Honor Society 3,4g Debate Team 45 Ritan 43 Free- Throw Contest 1,23 Intramural Boxing 2,33 Intramural Foot- ball 4g Tennis 3,43 College KARCZEWSKI, RICHARD JOSEPH St. Daniel the Prophet Camera Club 23 Bowling 3,43 College - Naval Career KAVALAUSKAS, PETER MICHAEL St. George Sophomore Intramural Football: College KIESZKOWSKI, JOSEPH STANLEY Five Holy Martyrs Varsity Football 23 Intramural Football l,33 IFYCC-r1lI1I'OW Con test l,2,3,f13 College KLUTH, WILLIAM HENRY St. Rita Intramural Football 23 Intramural Basketball l,2,3,43 Var- sity Football 23 Bowling l3 Business KNIPPEN, DAVID Holy Redeemer Intramural Basketball l,2,3,43 Intramural Football 2,3313 Frosh-Soph Baseball 1,23 Varsity Baseball 3,-13 College KOLLER, ROBERT JOHN St. Adrian College KALATA, JOSEPH JOHN ,. St. Symphorosa Intramural Football 2,33 Intramural Basketball 2,3,11: Bas ketball Manager 23 Free-Throw Contest 23 Electronics KALEMBA, RONALD EDWARD , St. Bruno Intramural Football 2,33 Intramural Basketball I,2,3Q Intra mural Boxing 2,33 Frosh-Soph Football3 College KANAK, RALPH FRANCIS Our Lady of Solace Sectional Treasurer 2: Sectional Treasurer 3: Sectional Sec retary 43 Free-Throw 233,43 Bowling 3,43 Intramural Foot ball 23 Carpenter. KANTER, ANTHONY CHRISTOPHER 3' SS. Cyril and Methodius Cisca 2,3513 Camera Club 3,43 Science Club 23 Debate ll Clee Club 3,43 Honor Society 3,43 Intramural Basketball 3,4 Intramural Football 3,43 Chemist of 1957 Page as KONIECZNY, JAMES F. St. Turibius Intramural Basketball l,2,3,4g Intramural Football 2,3,43 Bowling 2,33 Free-Throw Contest l,2,3,4g College KOPROWSKI, JOHN THOMAS St. Rose of Lima Camera Club l,2,3,4g Bowling 3,43 Intramural Football 2,3,4g Intramural Basketball 3,45 Free-Throw Contest 2,3,4g United States Marine Corps KORINK, WILLIAM A. St. Leo Camera Club 2g Free-Throw Contest 2,3g Intramural Basket- ball lg College KORZYNIEWSKI, LEONARD MICHAEL St. Joseph Sectional Secretary lg Sectional Treasurer 2g Band l,2,3,4g Stamp Club l,2g Cascian 45 Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,43 Intramural Football 2 3 4' Bowlin 3 4' Free-Throw Contest f , y g , , l,2,3,43 Mechanical Engineer 3 A 2 C la 5 S Page 34 KOZLOWSKI, DONALD GEORGE St. Mary Star of the Sea Vice-President of the Senior Classg Midget Basketball lg In- tramural Basketball l,2,3,4g Intramural Football 2,33 College KOZLOWSKI, RONALD WALTER St. Mary Star of the Sea Intramural Basketball l,2,3g Intramural Football 25 Fresh- men Baseballg Midget Basketballg College KOZUBOWSKI, THOMAS FRANCIS St. John of God Intramural Basketball lg Intramural Football lg Free-Throw Contest 25 Bowling 3,43 T.V. Repair Man KOZUBOWSKI, WALTER STANLEY St. John of God Camera Club l,2,3,4g Free-Throw Contest 3,43 Intramural Football 43 Intramural Basketball 43 College - Aircraft Mechanic KREZO, RICHARD CHARLES St. Richard Ritan 23,45 Civic Duty lg National Honor Society 3,45 Cas- cian 4g Science Club Forum 45 Bowling 25 Free-Throw Con- test l,2,3,4g College KROLL, RONALD J. St. Joseph Army KRYGOWSKI, ROBERT JOHN St. Rose of Lima Band 1,253,415 Swing Band 2,3,45 Vice-President of Band5 Bowling I5 Debate Team l5 Intramural Football l,2,3,45 In- tramural Basketball l,2,3,45 Free-Throw Contest l,2,3,45 Professional Musician KRZYSTOFCZYK, ROBERT G. Five Holy Martyrs Intramural Basketball l,3,45 Intramural Football 3,45 Bowl- ing 45 College KUBALANZA, WALTER JOHN St. Stephen Frosh-Soph Baseball 1,25 Varsity Baseball 3,45 Intramural Basketball l,2,3,45 Intramural Football 2,3545 Professional Baseball Player KUIZIN, SAMUEL JOSEPH Holy Cross Sectional Secretary 35 Band l,2,3,45 Swing Band 3,45 Base- ball Midgets l5 Frosh-Soph Baseball 25 Varsity Baseball 3,45 Flyweight Basketball 25 Intramural Basketball l,3,45 Musician KUJAWA, CLARK EDWARD St. john of God Sectional Secretary l5 Sectional Secretary 25 Sectional Presi- dent 45 Varsity Football 1,25 Basketball 1,25 Varsity Baseball 3,45 Intramural Football 2,3,45 Intramural Basketball l,2,3,45 Intramural Boxing 1,25 Free-Throw Contest l,2,3,45 College - Aeronautics KUREJA, FRANCIS PAUL St. Vitus Intramural Basketball l,2,35 Intramural Football 2,45 Var- sity Football 35 Free-Throw Contest 1,2,3,45 Contractor Page 35 KROMER, THEODORE DAVID Holy Redeemer College KROZEL, GERALD JOHN St. Vitus Intramural Football 25 College KRUGER, RUSSELL M. St. Cyril Band l,2,35 Intramural Football 1,25 Free-Throw Contest l,2,3,4: College - Aeronautical Engineer KRESS, WILLIAM JAMES St. Theodore Varsity Basketball 45 Intramural Boxing 45 College - Dentistry of1957 KWASNY, WILLIAM JOHN St. john of God Intramural Football 2,3,fl3 Intramural Basketball 33 Free- IIIIIYOW Contest l,2,3,4g Bowling 25 Navy KWIATKOWSKI, DONALD SIGMOND St. Augustine College KWIATKOWSKI, ROBERT F. St. Pancratius Science Club 25 Bowling l,2g Free Three Contest 1,23 College LANGE, WILLIAM WALTER St. Augustine Intramural Basketball 23 Bowling 2.3,-lg Commercial Artist Ijze Class I Page 36 LaPINSKA, FRANCIS GEORGE Providence of Cod Intramural Basketball 3,-lg Intramural Football 3,-lg Dance Instructor LaPINSKA, JOSEPH P. Providence ol God National Honor Societyg Intramural Basketball I,2,3,-lg I11- tramural Football 2.3.15 College - Chemical Engineering LaPORTE, JOHN BERNARD St. Adrian Band Manager 2,33 Cascian -l: Swing Band Manager 2,33 Free-'Throw Contest 3.413 Navy LAURENCE., JOSEPH ANTHONY St. -Iustin Martyr Ritan -I: Cisca 3 and Il: Clee Club 3: Freefflirow Contest 3: College LEDL, RICHARD JOSEPH Our Lady of Good Counsel Sectional President I: Sectional Vice-President 25 Sectional President 33 Varsity Football 1,23 Intramural Football 2,3313 Intramural Basketball l,2,3,flg Intramural Boxing l,2g Free- Throw Contest l,2.3,-I: College - .Xeronautics LIPTAK, VV ALTER St. joseph Intramural Basketball I,2: Intramural Boxing 23 Bowling 2,33 Freeffhrow Contest l,2,3,f1g College F MACK, ROBERT F. St. Cyril Sectional President lg Sectional Treasurer 3: Sectional Vice- President 4: Intramural Basketball l,2,3,4: Intramural Foot- ball 2.3,4lg Free-Throw Contest 2,3,-lg Chemical Engineer MARNEZYK, ROBERT JOSEPH St. Theodore Sanctuary Societyg Intramural Boxing 2,3,4: Intramural Football 2,3,4: Intramural Basketball 2,35 Free-Throw Con- test 2,3,4g College MALLON, PETER EDWARD St. Nicholas of Tolentine Flyweight Basketball l: Intramural Boxing: Intramural Bas- ketball l,2g Free-Throw Contest lg College MANDEL, CHARLES VERNON St. Bernard Intramural Football 2,3,4: Intramural Basketball l,3,4g Midget Basketball 1: Varsity Basketball 2: Marines MARCZEWSKI, CHARLES FRANCIS St. john of God Sectional Secretary 2g Sanctuary Society lg Bowling 25 Mid- get Basketball 1,23 Intramural Football 2,3,4g Intramural Basketball 2,3,4g Intramural Boxing I and 23 Free-Throw Contest 3,45 Electrician MAREK, EDWARD A. St. Gaul Sectional President 2g Intramural Football 2,3,4g Intramural Basketball l,2,3,4g Intramural Boxing 1,23 Bowling lg Free- Throw Contest l,2,3,4g College LOMBARDO, JOSEPH VALENTINO St. David Sectional President I: Sectional President 2g Sectional Vice- President 35 Sanctuary Society l,2,3,4g Intramural Boxing 33 College LUKSETICH, WILLIAM ANTHONY Assumption Sanctuary Society 2: Bantamweiglit Basketball 21 Intramural Basketball 2,3.4: Intramural Football 2,3,4g Free-Throw Contest l,2,3,4: College LYP, MITCHELL ANTHONY St. Camillus Sectional Secretary 23 Intramural Basketball l,2,3,4g Intra- mural Football 2,3,Al: Free-Throw Contest l,2,3,fl: Pharmacist MACIEJEWKI, LEONARD JOSEPH St. john of God Intramural Basketball 1,21 Intramural Football 2.35 Bowling 3,43 Free-Throw Contest I: Electrical Engineer of 7957 Page 37' MARKHAM JOHN EDWARD St. Symphorbsa Boxing 13 Intramural Basketball l,2,3,43 Intramural Foot- ball 2,3,43 Free Throw Contest l,2,3,43 Navy MAROLDA, RONALD J. Raster Varsity Football 23,43 Freshman Football lg Intramural Basketball l,2,3,43 College MARSTALLER, GUS R. St. Cecilia Bowling l,2,3,43 College MARTIN, RONALD R. Visitation Sectional Treasurer 13 Sectional Treasurer 2g Sectional Sec- retary 33 Sectional Secretary Ali Band 1,2,3,43 Swing Band 1,233,113 Drum Major 2,3,43 Bowling 33 Intramural Football 2,3,43 Intramural Basketball l,2,3,43 Intramural Boxing 1,23 Free-Throw Contest l,2,3,43 Music Teacher W-A2 Class MARTINKUS, STANLEY EDWARD Holy Cross Free-Throw Contest 23,43 College MATKOVICH, MICHAEL JOHN Assumption B.V.M. Intramural Football 3,43 Intramural Basketball 3,4g Free- Throw Contest l,2,3,fI3 College - Engineering MATUSIK, FRANCIS THOMAS St. Pancratius Sectional Treasurer 43 Band l,2,33 All-Star Band 33 Intra- mural Football 2,3,f13 Intramural Basketball l,2,3,43 Free- Throw Contest l,2,3,4: College - Musician MATYASIK, JOSEPH FRANCIS St. John of Cod Sectional Secretary 4g Salesman MAZEIKA, RAYMOND ALLEN Our Lady ol Vilna Science Club3 Free-Throw Contest l,2,3,f13 Chemical Engineer MAZIL, WALTER PHILIP Nativity of Our Lord Camera Club l,3,43 Ritan 43 College Page 38' McNAMARA, JOHN WILLIAM Nativity of Our Lord St. Rita Forumg Debating Team 43 Free-Throw Contest l,2,3,43 Intramural Basketball lg College MECH, RONALD ROY Hubbard Bowling 3,43 Intramural Basketball l,2,3,43 Free-Throw Con- test l,2,3,43 College - Electronics MENOLASCINO, JAMES P. Robert Burns Varsity Football 1,23 Intramural Football 3,43 Intramural Basketball l,2,3,4g Baseball lj Construction Engineer MEYERS, RONALD EDWARD Visitation Intramural Football 2,3,4g Intramural Basketball 1,25 Retail and IfVholesale Food Dealer MIECEVICIUS, VACLOVAS ANTHONY St. George Intramural Basketball 1,23 Varsity Basketball 3,43 College MILAS, JOHN VINCENT St. Rita Band l,2,3,4g Intramural Basketball l,2,3,43 Intramural Foot- ball 2,3,4g Bowling l,2,3,4g Free-Throw Contest l,2,3,43 Priesthood McENROE, JOHN E. St. Mary Star of the Sea Intramural Football 3,43 Varsity Golf 4g .College McGINNIS, CLIFFORD EDWARD Our Lady of Solace Sectional Vice-President I3 Sectional Treasurer 23 Intra- mural Football 23 Plumbing Contractor McKENNA, DENNIS L. St. Theodore Sectional Treasurer I3 Sectional Treasurer 23 Glee Club 3,4g Band 43 President of the Art Club 3,43 Baseball l,2,3,4g Free- Throw Contest l,2,3,43 Intramural Basketball l,2,3,4Q Intra- mural Football 2,3,43 Freshman Footballg junior Varsity Footballg Boxing Manager lg Sanctuary Society l,2,3,43 just to Graduate McMANIGAL, DONALD P. St. Bernard Intramural Football 2,3,43 Intramural Basketball l,2,3,4: Intramural Boxing 1,23 Free-Throw Contest l,2,3,4g Foot- ball I3 College - Business Executive of 7957 Page 39 ' MILLER, DONALD ROBERT St. John. of God Sectional President I,23 St. Rita Forum 43 College MILLERICK, WILLIAM THOMAS L St.'Leo Intramural Football 2,3,43 'Intramural Basketball 4: Bowling l,23 Free-Throw Contest 2,3,43 Marines MIRABELLA, LAURENCE St. Rita Sectional Vice-President 23 Sectional Treasurer 33 Intra- mural Football 23,43 Intramural Basketball 23,43 Intra- mural Boxing 3: Executive MOCH, CHARLES JEROME St. john ol' Cod Secretary of Freshmen Section3 Bowling 23,43 Intramural Football 23,43 Intramural Basketball l,2,3,43 Intramural Boxing 1,23 I'lI'C64'IlllI'0W Contest: Radio and Television Ijxe Class MOKRZYCKI, LESTER DOMINICK St. Ann Intramural Football 2,3.-I: Intramural Basketball l.2,3,43 Free-Throw Contest l.2.3,-I: Navy MUCHA, ROBERT J. St. Augustine Sectional Secretary I: Sectional Vice-President 3g Debate Team 43 Cascian 2,3. Editor 4: Bowling I,2,3,43 Intramural Basketball l,2,3,4: Intramural Football 2,3,43 Free-Throw Contest l,2,3,'lj College MURPHY, DENNIS MATTHEW St. Symphorosa Band l,2,3,43 All'Star Band 3,43 Intramural Football 2,3,43 Intramural Basketball I,2,3,4: College MURPHY, ROBERT THOMAS St. Agnes Camera Club I3 Band Manager 2,33 Clee Club 43 Free- Throw Contest 3,43 College - Electrical Engineer MURRAY, JAMES JOSEPH Marquette Band l,2,3,43 Varsity Football 2.33 Intramural Football 2,3,43 College - Electronics MURTAUGH, GEORGE JOSEPH St. Rita Sectional Treasurer 13 Sectional Vice-President 23 Sectional Treasurer 33 Lettermen's Club: Intramural Football 2,3,43 Intramural Basketball I3 Intramural Boxing I,2Q Midget Basketball 13 Free-Throw Contest I3 Varsity Basketball 23,43 Freshman Baseball3 College Page 40 NIEKELSKI, BERNARD FRANCIS St, Mary of Perpetual Help Free-Throw Contest l,2,3,fl5 Intramural Basketball 2,35 In- tramural Football 2,35 Electro-typer NIGRELLI, ANTHONY S. Our Lady ol Solace Honor Society: Ritan 3 and 45 Camera Club 2,3315 Debate Team 45 Science Club 25 Electronics Engineering NORBUT, LOUIS ANTHONY St. Pancratius Sectional Vice'President 45 Intramural Basketball l,2,3,45 Intramural Football 2,3,4: Electrician NORKUS, LEO GREGORY St. George Cisca 45 Sectional President 45 Sectional Vice-Presiclentg In- tramural Basketball I,2,3,45 Intramural Football l,2,3,45 In- tramural Boxing 1,25 Free-Throw Contest l,2,3,4: Bowling 3,45 Mechanic NOWAK, EDWARD JOSEPH St. joseph National Honor Society 3,45 Bowling 3,45 Intramural Bas- ketball 35 College - Automotive Engineering NOWAK, JOSEPH EDWARD St. John of God Glee Club 3,45 Intramural Basketball l,2,3,45 Intramural Football 2,3,45 Free-Throw Contest l,2,3,45 Bowling 2,3,45 College Page 41 MUSIELAK, DANIEL FRANCIS St. Kilian Lettermen's Club: Frosh-Soph Baseball 2: Varsity Baseball 3,45 Midget Basketball l: Varsity Basketball 2,3.4: Intra- mural Basketball l: Intramural Football 2,3,4: Freefflirow Contest I5 College MYERS, ROBERT JOSEPH St. Rita Intramural Football 2,3,wl: Air Force NADESS, FRANCES GEORGE St. Rita Navy NICKEL, JOHN R. St. Symphorosa Band 1,25 FIGS-'lllIl'OM' Contest 3,45 Intramural Basketball 2.35 Intramural Football 2.3: Tool and Die Maker of 1957 NOWAKOWSKI, JOHN EDWARD St. Mary Star of the Sea College - Engineer O,CONNELL, TERRANCE DANIEL St. Rita Sectional Officer 1,3,45 Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,45 Intra- mural Football 2,3,45 Flyweight Basketball 25 Free-Throw Contest 25 College - Law O'CONNOR, EDWARD ANTHONY Visitation Camera Club 3,45 Debating Team 45 College O,DONNELL, JAMES JOHN St. Brendan Intramural Basketball 25 Free-Throw Contest 25 Mechanic me Class OKON, JOSEPH A. St. Rita Band l,2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Free-Throw Con- test 2,3,45 Intramural Football 45 College OLENSKI, RICHARD St. Turibius Intramural Football 2,45 College O,NEILL, DAVE WILLIAM St. Theodore Sectional Vice-President 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Mendel Science Club 15 Midget Basketball 15 Free-Throw Contest 1,45 Intramural Basketball 1,3,45 Intramural Foot- ball 4: Intramural Boxing 35 College - Business Admin- istration OSNEILL, LAWRENCE JOHN St. Brendan Sectional Secretary 15 Intramural Football 2,3,45 Intramural Basketball l,2,3,45 Free-Throw Contest l,2,3,45 College O'ROURKE, JOHN JAMES St. Nicholas Sectional Ofliccr 1,25 National Honor Societyg Letterman's Club5 Science Club5 Freshman Football 15 Varsity Football 2,3,45 Varsity Basketball 45 Intramural Football 15 Intra- mural Basketball l,2,3,45 Free-Throw Contest 3,45 Intra- mural Boxing 45 College - Doctor ORDEN, RONALD ROBERT Immaculate Conception , Bowling5 College Page142 3 PAVLIKOWSKI, LAWRENCE WALTER St. joseph Varsity Basketball 2,33 Intramural Football 2,33 Intramural Basketball 2,3,43 College PERRINO, NICHOLAS DONALD St. Edward Free-Throw l,2,3,3 Pharmacist PETERS, LAWRENCE LOUIS St. Symphorosa Intramural Football 23 Freeffhrow 2,33 Auto Mechanic PETTKE, ROBERT JEROME St. Richard Intramural Football 23 Intramural Basketball 23 Varsity Football 33 College PIKULSKI, DONALD J. St. john of God Varsity Football 2,3113 Freshman Footballg Intramural Box- ingg Intramural Basketball l,2,3,43 College PINE, RAYMOND CHARLES Our Lady of Good Counsel Bowling 43 Freshman Footballg Freshman Basketball3 Intra- mural Basketball 2,3,f13 Intramural Football 2,3,43 Intra- mural Boxing 13 College ORTEGEL, JOHN J UDE St. Basil Band l,2,3.43 Intramural Football 2,3,43 Intramural Boxing 3,43 Navy PAPIESZ, STANLEY WALTER St. Ri,a Bowling PARTYKA, JAMES F. St. Bruno Section Officer l3 Bowling 3,43 Free-Throw 13 Mechanical Engineer PATTON, JOHN GORDON St. Bernard Band l,23 Free-Throw 23 College of 7957 Page 43 I PIPER, ARTHUR HENRY Visitation Band l,2,3,43 Free-Throw 23 College PLAHM, WILLIAM LEO St. Michael Intramural Boxing l,2,3,4: Intramural Football 2,3,4: Intra- mural Basketball l,2: Free-Throw l,2,3,43 Bowling 4g U.S.A.F. - College PACELLA, DANIEL DONATO St. Jerome F.B.I..A. Award: Intramural Basketball l,2,3,43 Intramural Football 2,3,4: Free Throw 2.3,tl, College - Armed Forces PAPISH, CHARLES GEORGE St. Gaul Honor Society 3: College f7Ae Clay Page 44 POCIUS, LENARD AUGUST Our Lady of Vilna Free Throw 23 Radio lk TV Engineer POLAK, KENNETH WALTER St. Daniel the Prophet Intramural Boxing 2,3,43 Intramural Football 2,3,43 Intra- mural Basketball 2,3,4: Free Throw l,2,3,43 Bowling 3,43 College - Law PONCINIE, ALLAN CHARLES St. Sabina Section President 3,43 Intramural Football 2,3,43 Free-Throw I,2,3,4Q Bantamweight Basketball 23 College POREBSKI, DENNIS WALTER St. Pancratius Bantamweight Basketball 23 Intramural Basketball 2,3,43 In- tramural Football 2,3,43 Bowling 3,43 College - Engineering POWERS, DONALD JAMES Immaculate Conception Intramural Basketball l,2,3,43 Intramural Football 2,3,43 Free-Throw 2,3,43 Freshman Football3 Elec. or Aero Mechanic POWERS, JAMES WILLIAM St. Bernard Intramural ,Basketball 2,3,43 Bowling 43 College RAINIS, ROBERT , Nativity B.V.M. Bowling I,23 Free-Throw 2g College - Musician RAIVIIREZ, HAROLD CHARLES St. Cecilia Intramural Football 233,212 Intramural Basketball 1.2: Base- ball I3 Free-Throw l,2,33 Aeronautical Engineer or Butcher RANDICH, ROY S. Assumption Intramural Boxing lg Boxing Team 2: Intramural Basket- ball l.2,3,4: Intramural Football 3.4: Free-Throw l,2,3,4: Commercial Artist REEFE, GERALD PATRICK St. Rita Section Oflicer I3 Intramural Basketball l.2,3,tlj Free-'I'ln'ow l,2,3,43 Bowling 2,3,-l: College RENDA, FRANCIS DOMINIC Hermann Raster Section Officer I3 Midget Basketball lg Flyweiglit Basketball 23 Intramural Football 2,3,Hl: Intramural Basketball l,2,3g College RISBERG, JOHN EDWARD St. Carthage Section Oflicer l3 Midget Basketball I: Intramural Basket- ball l,2,3,43 Intramural Football 2,3,4g Flyweight Basketball 23 College - Service I O Page 45 PRAPUOLENIS, DONATUS JOHN St. George Section Oflicer Al: Intramural Basketball l,2: Intramural Football 23,43 Midget Basketball lg Flyweiglit Basketball 2: Varsity Basketball 3,213 College PRESTON, PATRICK G. St. Rita Intramural Football 2,3515 Intramural Basketball l,2,3,'l3 Free-Tlirow I,2,3,413 B2llll2llIlWClgl1I Basketball: Midget Bas- ketball: Midget Baseballg College - Engineering PUCHALSKI, LAWRENCE SIGMUND St. -Iolm ol God Section Ollicer I,2.3,-lg Band I,2,3,4: All Star Band 1,33 .Xugustinian Priest PUSTELNIK, STANLEY V. St. Peter and Paul Bowling Llg Intramural Basketball 1,23 Intramural Football 3,213 College .,,f1957 ROUTH, FREDERIC STEPHEN Five Holy Martyrs Camera Club 45 Assistant Librarian 3,45 Photographer RUMSAVICH, PETER JOSEPH St. Symphorosa Flyweight Basketball 25 Bowling 45 Intramural Basketball 2,3,45 Intramural Football 2,3545 Intramural Boxing 45 Free- Throw 3,45 Chemical Engineer RUZGIS, WILLIAM J. St. Rita Forum 45 Bantamweight Basketball5 Intramural Basketball l,2,3,45 Intramural Football 2,35 Free-Throw5 Bowling 2,3,45 Law - journalism RYNKAR, FRANK C. St, Pancratius College 4748 Class Page 46 SATTLER, THOMAS PETER Epiphany Intramural Basketball l,2,3,45 Intramural Football 2,3,45 Varsity Baseball 3,45 Free-Throw l,2,3,45 Bowling 25 Aero- Clubg Aeronautical Engineer SANTONI, TOM G. Holy Redeemer Intramural Football5 Intramural Basketballg Electrician SAWLINSKI, JEROME FRANK St. Pancratius Ritan 25 Debate Team 45 Intramural Basketball 25 Intra- mural Football 35 College SCHAAK, RAYMOND JOHN St. Sabina Section Olhcer l,2,3,45 Class Olficer 2,3,45 Letterman's Club 2,3,45 Honor Society 3,45 Varsity Football 2,3,45 Intramural Basketball l,2,3,45 Intramural Boxing l,2,3,4g Free-Throw l,2,3,45 Bowling 15 Bantarnweight Basketball 1,25 Personnel Management SCHACHELMAYER, JOSEPH St. Augustine Electrical Engineer SCHLIESKE, ROBERT St. Theodore Section Oflicer 45 F.B.L.A. Award 23 Intramural Boxing 15 Intramural Basketball l,2,3,45 Intramural Football 2,3,45 Bantamweight Basketball 25 Free-Throw l,2,3,45 Corpora- tion Lawyer SCHUPEK, DONALD WALTER St. Stanislaus Section Oflicer 1,45 Glee Club 35 Cisca 35 Essay Award 35 Interior Decorator SEXTON, TERRENCE BERNARD St. Rita Sanctuary Society 1,25 Band 1,2,3,45 Swing Band 253,45 Intra- mural Basketball l,2,3,45 Intramural Football 2,3,45 Intra- mural Boxing 1,25 Frosh-Soph Basketball 1,25 Free-Throw 2,3,45 Junior Varsity Football 25 Mechanical Engineer SEMMLER, FRED JOHN St. Raphael Ritan 2,3,45 Honor Society 3,45 Art Club 3,45 Cascian 45 Science Club 25 Commercial Art SERRO, JAMES JOHN Assumption Sectional Officer 3,45 Aero Club 3,45 Intramural Boxing 1,25 Varsity Boxing 3,45 Intramural Football 2,3,45 Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,45 Free-Throw 1,2,3,45 Bowling 1,25 Band 15 Service, Prize-fighter SHANNON, DAVID St. Rita Glee Clubg Varsity Football 2,45 Varsity Basketball 35 Intra- mural Football 2,3,45 Intramural Boxing 2,3,45 Frosh-Soph Baseball5 Intramural Basketball 2,3545 Dentist SHEA, NEAL PATRICK St. Adrian Band 25 Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,45 Intramural Football 2,3,45 Free-Throw l,2,3,45 College Page 47 SCHMIDT, MICHAEL JOSEPH V St. Nicholas of Tolentine Tech. Clubg Intramural Football 2,35 Intramural Basketball l,2,3,45 Free-Throw 1,2,3,45 Pharmacist SCHUETTER, JAMES HERMAN St. Bernard Bowling 3,45 Intramural Basketball 1,2,45 Intramural Foot- ball 2,3,4: Free-Throw 1,3,45 Army - College SCHOENFELD, RAY J. St. Turibius Aero-Club5 Intramural Football 2,3,45 Intramural Basketball l,2,3,45 Free-Throw l,2,45 College SCHUBERT, ROBERT L. Blessed Sacrament Mechanic of 1957 SHEPSKI, ROBERT JOSEPH St. Barbara Essay Award 3g Free-Throw 1,25 Intramural Football 2,3,43 Intramural Basketball 2,3,4g Coast Guard - Printer SHIELDS, CHARLES THOMAS Visitation Bantamweight Basketball 2: Intramural Football 2,333 In- tramural Basketball l,2,3,4g Free-Throw 2,3,4g College SHRADER, MICHAEL St. Agnes Bowling '11 College SIEJA, ROBERT CARL St. john Fisher Boxing lg Bowling 1,25 Frosli-Soph Baseballg Varsity Base- ball 3g Intramural Basketball l,2,3,4g Intramural Football l,2,3.4: Free-Throw l,2,3,4g Freshman Footballg Industrial Paint Salesman CHQ Claw Page 48 SILVESTRI, ALEX MICHAEL St. Richard Intramural Basketball: College SKLENAR, LEONARD JOSEPH St. Ludmilla Glee Club 33 Essay Award 33 College SKROBUT, LEONARD MATTHEW Intramural Basketball 12,35 Intramural Football 2,3g College SOBERG, HERBERT JOHN St. Dorothy 'I'eel1 Club 2: Bowling l,2,3,4g Intramural Football 23,43 Intramural Basketball I,2,3,113 College SOKOL, MELVIN LEONARD St. Mary Star ol the Sea Intramural Basketball l,2,3,f1g Intramural Football 2g Frosll- Sopli Baseball: Air Force SPEAKER, RICHARD BERNARD St. Adrian Tech Club 25 Bowling 3513 Intramural Football 2,45 College STRUMIL, JAMES EDWARD Nativity B.V.M. Camera Club l,2,3,4g Ritan l,2,3,4g Cascian 3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Architect STYCZNSKI, RICHARD VINCENT St. john of God Section Officer l,2,3g Letterman's Club 2,3,4g Freshman Footballg Varsity Football 2,3,4g Intramural Basketball l,2,3,43 Intramural Boxing 3,45 Free-Throw l,2,3,43 College SUCHY, ROBERT WILLIAM Mt. Greenwood Bowling l,2,3,4g Intramural Football 2,3,4: Intramural Bas- ketball 2,3,4g Free-Throw l,2,3,-lg Chemical Engineer SUSKA, LOUIS S. St. Thomas M ore Intramural Basketball 3,4g Intramural Football 3,4g Bowling 3,45 Free-Throw l,2,3,4g College SYLVESTER, JAMES EDWARD St. Mary of Mt. Carmel Sectional Officer 2,33 Band l,2,3g Camera Club lg Ritan -lg Debating Team 45 Bowling 3,45 Free-Throw l,3,4g Architect SYTKA, WILLIAM E. St. Maurice Intramural Basketball l,2,3,4g Intramural Football 2,3,4g Free-Throw l,2,3,4g Navy Page 49 STAWINSKI, FRED E. St. Rita Bowling 2.3.43 Intramural Basketball l,2g Free-Throw l,2, 3,45 Architectural Drafting STEINBARTH, WILLIAM LEONARD St. Adrian Tech. Club 2,31 Freshman Football: Freshman Basketball: Free-Throw l,2,3,4g Intramural Football 2,3,41 Intramural Boxing 2,3,43 Golf Team 3,43 Doctor STERNBERG, HAROLD JOHN St. Kilian Intramural Boxing l,2,4g Intramural Basketball l,2,3,4g In- tramural Football 2,3,4: Free-Throw l,2,3,43 Bowling 43 U.S. Marine Corps STRAMPP, JAMES R. St. Rita Aero Club 3.4: Intramural Football 2.3,-lg Intramural Basket- ball 2,3,4: Free-Throw 2,3,4g Electrician or College Q ,f 1 9 5 7 SZDLO, RICHARD EDWARD Blessed Agnes Varsity Football 3: Intramural Football 2. ketball 15 Architectural Engineering SZYMANSKI, JOSEPH LOUIS St. john of God Varsity Football 2,35 College SZYMANSKI, VINCENT LOUIS St. John of God Varsity Football 2,35 College SZYSZKA, FRANK THOMAS Five Holy Martyrs 'lg Intramural Bas- Class Olihcer 3: Band 1.2.3915 All Star Band 35 Bowling l,2, 3,45 lNIechanic 3 A G C la S S I Page 50 TACZY, ROBERT J. St. Ludnlilla Sectional Oflicter lg Intramural Football 2,35 Intramural Bas- ketball 2,3,fl5 Frosh-Soph Baseballg Draftsman or Engineer TAUBER, ROBERT EDWARD St. Rita Art Club 3: Camera Club 2: Commercial Artist TAURAS, ARVYDAS PAUL St. Bernard Intramural Football 2,3915 Intramural Basketball 25 Fly4 weight Basketball 25 Free-Throw 25 Varsity Basketball 3: College TAURAS, SHARUNAS PETER St. Bernard Varsity Basketball 2,35 Intramural Football 23,45 Free- Throw 2: College TERRELL, WILLIAM FRANCIS St. Brendan Intramural Football 2,3515 Intramural Basketball 2,45 Freee Throw 2,3.A1: College TEXTER, JOHN St. Brendan Aero Club 3,45 Intramural Football 23,45 Intramural Bas- ketball l,2,3,LI: Free-Throw 2,3315 Bowling 3,45 Sheet Metal Man - College TRUCHAN, BERNARD STANLEY St. Daniel the Prophet Free-'I'ln'ow 3: Bowling 3,45 Aeronautical Engineer TRUDEL, THOMAS PETER St. Gabriel F.B.I..A. Award: Intramural Football 25 Free-Throw I5 College TUCKET, THOMAS A. St. Rita Sectional Oflicer I5 Boxing 1,25 Intramural Basketball l,2,3,45 Intramural Football 2,3,45 Free-Throw l,2,3,45 Dentistry or Law TUMINELLO, RAYMOND JOSEPH 64Ace', St. justin Martyr Sectional Oflicer I,2,35 Class Officer 1.2: Varsity Football 2,3,45 Freshman Football: Intramural Basketball 123,45 Intramural Boxing 1,25 Free-'I'l1row I,2,3,45 Pharmacy TVERAS, RAYMOND A. Nativity Engineering VALAITIS, JOHN Intramural Football 2,3,45 Varsity Basketball 2,3,45 Class Oflicer 4 Page 51 THOMPSON, DAVID JOSEPH Our Lady of Solace Aero Clubg Intramural Boxing I5 Varsity Basketball 23 Varsity Football 2,3545 Varsity Baseball 45 Varsity Boxing 45 Physical Education THOMPSON, PHILLIP ANDREW Our Lady of Vilna Baseball l,2,3,45 Intramural Basketball 1,25 Intramural Foot- ball 3: Tool IQ Die Maker TIERNAN, JOHN MICHAEL St. Sabina Sectional Officer I,2,-lg Intramural Basketball l,2,3,-I: Intra- mural Football 2,3,45 FI'OSll-SOPII Baseball5 Varsity Boxing 45 Free-Tlirow l,2,3,115 Electrical Engineering TIERNEY, THOMAS F. St. Columbanus Section Officer I,2,3,45 Class OIHcer 2,35 National Honor Society 3,45 Glee Club 3,4: Forum 3,45 Science Club 25 Var4 sity Football 2,331 Lightweight Football I5 Intramural Bas- ketball l,2,3,4: Intramural Football 25 Free-Throw l,2,3,45 INICCIIZIIIICZII Engineer .,,f1957 VINCI, MICHAEL ANTHONY St. Jerome Sectional Officer l,2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Midget Basketball5 Freeffhrow 1,2,3,45 Intramural Basketball 1,25 Intramural Football 3,45 Business Administration VIRGIL, RICHARD MICHAEL Blessed Agnes Cisca 45 Aero Club 3,45 Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,45 Intra- mural Football 2,3,45 Intramural Boxing 1,253,115 Freeffhrow 1,2,3,45 Bowling 2,45 Navy VONDRAK, FRANK H. St. Nicholas of Tolentine Aero Club 3,45 Free Throw 3,45 Machinist VRBA, JOSEPH JOHN St. Michael Baseball 1,25 Intramural Basketball 3,45 Free-Throw 1,2,3,45 Pilot fjAe Class Page 52 WAGNER, DONALD H. St. Sabina Tech. Club 2,35 Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,45 Intramural Football 2,3,45 Free-Throw 1,2,3,45 Engineering WALSH, EDWARD WILLIAM St. Dorothy Intramural Football 25 Free-Throw 1,2,3,45 Bowling 15 Intra- mural Basketball l,25 Engineering WALSH, THOMAS JAMES St. Martin Cascian 45 Essay Award 35 Ritan 45 Free-Throw 152,35 Intra- mural Basketball l,25 Intramural Football 3,45 Draftsman lk Tool it Die Maker WALTER, RICHARD JOHN St. joseph K St. Anne College WARMKE, JOE FRANK St. Barnabas Forum 45 Science Club 25 Intramural Football 2,3,45 Intra- mural Basketball 3,45 Varsity Football Mgr. 25 Free-Throw l,2,3,45 Civil Engineering WARZECHA, CLEMENT St. Adrian Ritan 1,2,3,45 Band l,2,3,45 Swing Band 45 Frosh-Soph Base- ballg Midget Baseballg Midget Basketball 15 Flyweight Bas- ketball 25 Intramural Basketball 2,45 Intramural Football 3,45 Free-Throw 1,2,3,45 Intramural Boxing 1,25 Varsity Boxing 3,45 Varsity Baseballg Pharmacy WIDEIKIS, JOHN RICHARD St. George Debate Teamg Cascian 43 Intramural Basketball lg College WIENCEK, GEORGE JOSEPH St. Turibius Intramural Football 2,3,4: Airline Mechanic WILCZYNSKI, GERALD JOHN St. Pancratius Intramural Football 23,43 Free-Throw 3,-lg College WILLIAMS, JAMES F. St. Jerome Intramural Football 2,335 Intramural Basketball l,2,3,4g Free-Throw l,2,3,4g Varsity Basketball Mgr. 3,43 Frosh-Soph Baseballg College WITTENKELLER, GERRY EDWARD St. Blase Intramural Basketball 25 Free-Throw l,2,3g College WOJTEK., DAVID JOHN Little Flower College Page 55 WAUNN, ROBERT J. Perkins Bass College WEINGARTNER, EDWARD THOMAS St. LI ohn Nepomucene Sectional Officer l: Basketball Mgr. lg Bowling mural Basketball l,2,3,-lg Free-Throw Contest l mural Football 2,3,-l: T. V. Studio Technician WERR, FRANK BERNARD St. Augustine Navy or College WESTERKAMP, GERALD JOSEPH St. Brendan Bowling 33 College of 1957 l.2,3g Intra .2.3,'lg Intra- ZAWACKI, JOSEPH ROBERT St. john of God Frosh-Soph Baseball3 Midget Basketball 13 Intramural Bas- ketball l,2,3,4j Free-Throw l,2,3,Al3 Intramural Football 3,313 College ZAWASKI, BYRON EDWARD Class Officer l,23 Intramural Basketball l.2,3.43 Intramural Football l,2,3,43 Flyweight Basketball 1.23 Varsity Basketball 3,-13 Free-Throw l,2,3,43 Clee Club 3: Business Adminis- tration ZIARKO, WIAYNE THOMAS justice Park Ritan 2,3,4l3 Camera Club 2.3,-13 Intramural Basketball l,2: Free-Throw l,2,33 Intramural Football 23 Glee Club 33 U.S. Marine - Law ZIURAITIS, RONALD L. Nativity B.V.M. Stamp Club l3 Intramural Football 23 Intramural Basket- ball 33 Free-Throw l,2,4lj Tennis 33 Engineering i7Ae Class Page 54 O,f1957 ZVIRBLIS, ANTHONY WALTER St. George F.B.L.A. Awardg Midget Basketball 1,23 Lightweights 33 In tramural Basketball l,2,3,43 Intramural Football 2,331 ZMEK, ANTHONY JAMES St. Camillus Bandg Bowling 3,43 Chemistry - College ZURKAUSKAS, JOHN RONALD Our Lady of Vilna Free-Throw 3,43 College Upjwz' lmff EDXVARD KRUPSKI, President l'j1jJr'r High! RAY TRAXPP, Yice'P1'esidenL I.01l'l'!' Loft ILRNIE I,L1l7IiBUHR, Secretary I.0u'f'r Right AL VELETTE, Treasurer uniors Wlith the greenness of a Freshman and the awkwardness ofa Sophmore behind him the Junior is now beginning to realize the importance of moulding the present to shape the future. As an upper classman a Junior begins to understand more fully the obligation he has to his family, his school and himself. It is in the third year that a Junior begins to specialize in a certain field focus- sing his attention and efforts on the courses which will better equip him for the future-college or work. Page 55 wniors Row l : Jolm A. Adams 3-li Robert I.. Adamski El-B Frank A. Alberts SAC Michael J. Alberts fl-lf Yitas P. Alekna 3-C James C. Alex 3fD Roy 'l'. Anderson 3-C Row 2: Joseph L. Andrews SVP Gerald A. Antonacci fl-A Rod Apida 3-Cl Richard H. Arends 3,61 Charles J. Augustine 3-H Thomas C. Bachelder il-B XYilliam J. Bachochin fill Ron' 3: Robert J. Battaglia fi-A Thomas Barrett 3-li Christian V. Bartoli fl-C Donald li. Bartyzel 3412 Carry R. Baumgarten 3-lf Dennis H. Beckman 3-F David J. Bialka 3-F Row -iz Anthony Biell 3-H Michael C. Bird John S. Blahusiak 3-H Thomas J. Blaszczyk fl-D Anthony L. Bogolin 3-H XVilliam J. Borowski 3-H John D. Broderick 3-H Row 5: Tlieodore Brolnann 3-B Donald A. Brongiel 3-A David F. Brown 3-C Donald Y. Brown 3-l John S. Buczek 3417 Paul L. Budvitis 3-H James li. Buhe 3-B Walter D. Burke 3-J Row 6: Raymond D. Burns 3-J Anthony T. Byrne 3-I Peter Callahan Peter J. Calzaretta 3-A Richard J. Campana 3-G Robert R. Cappelli El-I Maurice Carmodi' fl-lf Thomas E. Carroll 3-H Row TZ Thomas J. Cashin 3-B Richard B. Cassala 3-F Joseph li. Castro 3-lf' Steve Chesek 3-I Ronald Chipps XVilliam J. Chrnko 3-J Thomas Cichon 3-J George J. Clettenberg 3-J Row 8: Leslie L. Coley 3-E Thomas B. Collins 3-B Alex D. Companio Phillip G. Conley 3-F Michael Connauqhlon El-C John M. Cook 3-li John J. Corcoran 3-CL Frank C. Cores' 3-F Row 9: Phillip J. Cours' fl-I John H. Crilly 3-li Ronald P. Crivellone SVI Daniel M. Croke 3-? Richard A. Crotty El-A John J. Curtin Thomas E. Cusack fl-B Anthony L. D'Astro 3-A Row IO: Melvin L. Dathe 3-H Ravmond P. Daukshas 3-C Michael Davis 3-B James T. Deacy 3-A Lawrence DeAngelis fill-I Leonard M. DeBall 3-C Anlhonv D'Crescenzo Paul R. Delfiore 3-D A Page513 uniors ROW lt Edward S. Demovic 3-H Dennis A. Deruz 3-B Eugene C. Deutsch 3-C Robert WV. DeWilkins 3-A Daniel G. Dipple 3-C Bernard Dirmeikis 3-F Jerome R. Dispensa 3-Ii Row 2: Richard J. Dolik No pic. Edward 'II Dolin 3-I Vincent Donatello 3-H Thomas E. Doubek 3-H Thomas J. Dowling 3-D Nicholas A. Drury 3-J Andrew P. Dully 3-B Thomas M. Dunphy 3-D Row 3: John Dykton 3-A Arthur M. Dymek 3-H James E. Dziedzic 3-I Joseph Dziedzic 3-B Phillip S. Eigenbauer 3-J Richard M. Elliot 3-H Anthony J. Ertman 3-A Row4: Paul M. Eros' 3-J Lawrence Fahey 3-I YVillia1n L. Fantozzi 3-H Dennis M. Farley 3-B Gary Fassal 3-J Michael P. Fera 3-H Anthony C. Ferrallo 3-H Row5: Donald J. Ferro 3-J Phillip Finn 3-A John G. Flannery 3-H Thaddeus C. Florynski 3-E Robert F. Fortelka 3-F Arthur T. Fuchs 3-I Leonard S. Fudala 3-B Row 6: Ronald XV. Gad 3-E Edward J. Gallagher 3-A Richard J. Garbie Frank R. Gasper 3-H Ronald B. Gavin 3-J Jerome Gerber 3-C Robert P. Gillis 3-F Row72 Arthur L, Gold 3-B Robert YV. Grabowski 3-H Hugh P. Greenan 3-J Ronald R. Greger 3-H Daniel J. Gulli 3-E George O. Haennicke 3-F Xrilliam M. Hanson 3-li John Harhen 3-F Row8: James L. Harrington 3-E John L. Hartel 3-A Robert P. Harlik 3-B Thomas C. Hauser 3-F James XY. Herrmann 3-D Richard J. Hollatz 3-J Raymond S. Holly 3-G John S. Holper 3-G Row 9: Richard R. Homolka 3-C Robert F. Horbach 3-A NVilliam G. Horton 3-D Florian C. Hovaniec 3-G Michael B. Huber 3-G Stanley A, Hycner 3-H Ronald L. Imrisek 3-B Thomas XV. lvas 3-G Row 10: Donald E. Jakalski 3-F Joseph P. Jakubaitis 3-C Frank M. Janas 3-A Steven R. Janik 3-E Leon J. Jankowiak 3-J Joseph A. Janos SAC Kenneth Janulewicz 3-G John P. Jeffers 3-F Page 57 uniors Row lt Richard A. johnson 3-CI 'Lhonias E. junkroski fl-li Richard R. Kaiser 3-CI Carl S. Kapp Pl-li William li. Kapustka fl-l-I james NI. Kasper 3-I3 Robert j. Kaval 3-H Row 2: joseph A. Kawalec fi-A Robert D. Keller 3-D Ronald XV. Keller 3-D Dennis T. Kellv 3-F Donald j. Kempiak E5-H 'llioinas P. Kennelick fl-D Russell .-X. Klatt 3-CI Rowfi: john Klekovic 3-H Paul j. Klosowski fl-C1 Paul F. Kockelman 3-C Kenneth F. Kolacki 3-I3 Ronald F, Kolesiak 3-CL Alvin A. Konce 3-Ii Frank P. Konieczka 3-F Row -li Larrv Konieezka 3-I Gael .X. Konrath 3-D 'lied S. Kopterski 3-D Clarence F. Kosiek 3-j Bernard M. Kosowski 3-Ii Dennis B. Kosobucki El-D H'alter j. Kotarba 3-G Row 5: XValter P. Kotula 3-B George j. Kozola 3-A Kenneth L, Kramer fl-B lidward F. Kramarz 3-H Michael S. Kreiczvk 3-j 'Iiliomas Kroll 3-G Gustav C. Krug 3-C Row li: lidward R. Krupski 3-D Thaddeus P. Krusinski fl-B Gustave C. Kukowski fi-.-X Ronald XV. Kulovits El-j Thomas li. Kuna fl-A Peter j. Kuncis 3-B Marvin Kll7Clk'IS 3-j Row T: 'Fheophil A. Kuzlik El-A Edmund Kwiatkowski 3-F john S. Lackawicz 3-li Roger Lacny 3-li David j. Lakomski El-I Carl M. Landwehr 3-B Michael j. LaPorta 3-H Lawrence j. Laurin 3-li 1 Row SZ lirnie G. Ledebuhr fl-D Andrew P. Lekki 3-A Robert M. Lerner 3-D Stanley H. Lesniak 3-CL Lucian Lesny 3-H Charles j. Leyden 3-H james j. Lihosit 3-F jerome V. Lipinski 3-0 Row El: Robert L. Lisenbev 3-C Ralph j. Lodato Ronald F. Lovesky 3-G Robert H. Lubbinga 3-C Charles V. Luczak fl-D Richard j. Luketich 3-I joseph M. Lynch 3-C james P. MacDonald fl-I Row lil: Michael Maciejewski fl-H jack j. Mahav 3-H Edward j. Maksvm 3-F Robert D. Malecki 3-Ii Norman S. Malyszka 3-C jack F. Marino 3-I Frank Marolda 3-Aj Robert S. Marszalek 3-B Page 58 uniors Row l: Francis J. Marlincic 3-C. Cerald B. Marusarz 3-A Charles Maslauskas 3-J Robert L. Mayer 3-B Albert T. McDermott 3-J Herbert XV. McGuire 3-C Thomas J. McGuire 3-J Row 2: Michael J. Mctlienna 3-li Joseph R. McNamara 3-A John E. McNamara 3-D Martin McPhee 3-I Frederick A. Melnick 3-D Roy R. Menoni 3-B John H. Meyer 3-li Row 3: Gerald C. Miarecki 3-C Dennis S. Michalik 3-D Thaddeus Michalski 3-A Marino A. Michicich 3-F Robert Mikolauczak 3-H Robert T. Mikulec 3-13 Ronald J. Mikuliczx 3-C Row 4: Charles A. Mikutis 3-C Edward D. Milas 3-C James P. Miller 3-I H'illiam J. Mlynar 3-D Kenneth P. Mlyniec 3-ll Vyto R. Mockus 3-C Edmund F. Molloy 3-li Row5: Richard J. Mondlak John J. Moriarity 3-H Francis M. Morley 3-H Francis J. Mrazek 3-A Thomas F. Mrakara 3-CQ Albert 0. Mueller 3-D Charles F. Mueller 3-I Row 6: Terry J. Muller 3-I Donald Murphy 3-D Michael D. Murphy Jerome J. Myszkowski 3-B John F. Nahnsen 3-A Gerald J. Nakelskv 3-C John B. Neblo 3-D Row 7: Thomas Nelson 3-F Robert A. Neslund 3-D Vitas B. Niaura 3-C Jerome A. Nicholas 3-F Robert C. Niechcielski 3-J Stanley Niewiarowski 3-F Frederick C. Nilles 3-CL Thoinas D. Novak 3-I Row 8: Daniel J. Nowak 3-H Raymond T. Nowak 3-ll Thomas J. O'Boyle 3-A Joseph A. Ochocinski 3-C Robert Olejniczak 3-C Frank L. O'inger 3-C lValter F. Olson 3-F Dennis Olszcwski 3-D Row 9: Michael B. 0'Malley 3-B Thomas F. 0'Malley 3-li Henry O'Neill 3-A Peter S. Oslakovich 3-H Francis R. Oswald 3-G Robert J. Otrin 3-J Ralph J. Palubin 3-C Eugene S. Paluch Row 10: Richard J. Papes 3-C Paul A. Parizanski 3-F Ronald M. Pastiak 3-H Robert J, Pastore 3-D Robert A. Pastorek 3-15 John P. Pavela 3-F Francis P. Pawlak 3-A Richard A. Pekan 3-E Page 59 uniors Row l: James D. Pelegrino S-J Michael P. Pellegrino fl-lf Francis M. Penzkofer ELC Robert A. Peteroccelli 3-B Donald A. Pctkus 3-Ci Mindaugus S. Petokas 3-C Paul F. Petriekis 3-D Row2: Elmer R. Pett 3-J Antoine A. Phillips 3-A Thomas XV. Piantek 312 Joseph S. Pickett S-l John A. Pieroth 3-CI Raymond J. Pilarski 3-H Richard J. Plachy 3-D Row 32 Rinivydas K. Plenys 3-F Rudolph Plese 3-D Ronald L. Plonis 3-I Richard A. Pocevich 3-B Richard YV. Poetz 3-I Michael R. Pogwizd 55-D Ronald V. Porcaro fl-CQ Row 4: Stephen F. Precin John F. Poteraski 3-I Jerome T. Prybylski 3-C Gerald C. Przybylski 3-C James E. Pullen 3-A Robert J. Quinlan 3-J Hlayne Rabicga Row 5: Joseph R. Radakovitz 3-C Lawrence R. Rasp 3-B Francis A. Rebellato 3-A John Repaskey 3-I Dennis L. Rice 3-B James F. Roach 3-A Edward J. Rohde 3-B Row 6: Richard J. Rolnicki F5-I Anthony G. Rosich 3-If Robert F. Routh 3-I Nicholas J. Runk 3-I Thomas J. Russo 2-D Norman B. Ruthy 3-C Joseph L. Ruzich 3-J Row 7: James J. Ryan 3'J Richard J. Sakadolskis 3-I Anthony F. Salvati 3-A Joseph M. Scanlon 3-D Leon G. Schaitel 3-I Robert C. Scherer 3-C Bernard H. Schmitz 3-I Richard J. Schweitzer 3-C Row 8: Kenneth E. Scipta 3-F Joseph P. Scozio 3-D Charles A. Seidler Richard Selle 3-I Gerald A. Sencse 3-C Gerald J. Seper 3-F Matthew C. Serdiuk fl-B Robert P. Sestak 3-E Row 9: Francis R. Setlak 3-F Fred A. Shaputis 3-F Michael J. Sheehan 3-F Edwin l, Shepski 3-B Tames XV. Shubert 3-G Ronald F. Sierzega 3-A James J. Sikora 3-C Norbert .X. Smikoski 3-I Row 10: lohn A. Smith 3-A Thomas J. Smith 3-G John F. Solcani 3-B Rinivydas M. Sprindys 3-G YVallace J. Stabach 3-I Claude R. Stachura 3-A YValter F. Stanaszek Lester J. Stanevich 3-B Page 60 uniors Row l: Richard VV. Stremski 3-If lVayne li. Stipulin 3-I Augustine V. Sulaitis 3-li Barry R. Sullivan 3-A Alexander F. Sumoski 3-B Richard M. Supanich 3-A Arthur R. Swiatek 3-F Row 2: Leroy lf, Swierad 3-B James P. Swider 3-E Thomas H. Sytko 3-G Eugene li. Szafoni 3-A lValter J. Szewczyk 3-C John P, Szura 3-F Norbert Szylnanski 3-I Row 32 John J. Szymasek 3-G Anthony A. Tadin 3-C John lf. Takich 3-J Ronald R. Tanton 3-I Richard J. Tendy 3-E Bernard J. Thome 3-I Jack XV. Thorne 3-J Row -1: Robert A. Tibbett 3-D Ronald M. Tibbett 3-B Robert J. Todd 3-G Ray P. Tominello 3-A Charles F. Tomsovic 3-G David li. Torlina 3-H Gus R. Tranowski 3-D Row 5: Raymond J. Trapp 3-I Donald F. Trubiroha 3-B Kestutis J. Truskunas 3-C Samuel G. Tummillo 3-D Thomas P. Tuzak 3-A ll'illiam A. Udziela 3-I Robert M. Uher 3-G Rowfi: Anthony R. Valentino 3-F Allan A. Varnas 3-D Allen J. Velette 3-D James E. Vesely 3-C Adrian A. Vicari 3-C Philip J. Vitha 3-E James J. lVadas 3-C Joseph P. YVaksmacki 3-B Row 7: Michael P. YValsh 3-G Michael WV. lValsh 3-D Patrick J. Walsh 3-D lllilliam T. Y'Valsh 3-I Mark M. Wlard 3-C Raymond N. lVard 3-F ll'illiam E. lVard 3-F Kenneth lVawrzyniak 3-A Row 8: Joseph YV. lkldowiarz 3-F Donald F. WVeber 3-C George F. Weimer 3-l Robert D. lVhalen 3-D Conrad A. llfilgus 3-I James C. lVillia1ns 3-I Gerald T. lViniecki 3-E Edward J. lN'irtschorek 3-F R0w9: Peter M. lN'isniewski 3-D Jude J. Wlitek 3-I Edward C. l'Vitowski 3-C Thomas C. lVojcik 3-C Raymond D. lVolson 3-I Richard T. lVronski Thomas A. lVunder 3-B Norman S. Yaro 3-C Row IO: Dennis C. Zacek 3-A Steven I.. Zahradnik 3-C Irenaeus Zak 3-I Joseph E. lang 3-B Alphonse J. Znkauskas 3-J Allan Zvinakis 3-F Thomas J. Zych 3-B George J. Zygmunt 3-A MEN NOT LISTED ON ,IUNIOR LIST lVilliam C. VValters 3-E John I-'. Peteraske 3-I Michael D. Murphy Page 61 lvllflki' 1.511 RlflPl.XRl3 DYNIS, Pl'S5iLl6l1l Fpper Righl XVILLLUW BOSS, Vice-President I.ou'e1' 1.141 JAMES DAND.-X, Secretary I.ou'efr Righl . me SOIDAOIWIOVQS Our Sophoinores were over 500 strong this year. The Sophomore age is an awk- ward one, so they say, since you shoot up so fast physically. But you grow up other ways, too. As Sophomores, we have the feel ol' things at St. Rita now, we think, and this year's Sophomore class showed its worth best by the overwhelming support it gave to the Propagation of the Faith drive. YVhat better proof oi' the unseliish spirit that burns in our sophomore sections, a spirit that canlt help but make St. Rita what we all want it to be. Page 62 NVILLIQXM BARBARO, Treasurer SOPAOWQOVCS Section 2-A Row I-lf. XVilson, J. Haggerty, S. Thomas, X. Tokarski, J. Crcncla, J. Gcngc, C. Bl21llllSl21li Row Row 2---J. O'Conncll, J. Donovan, R. luro, R. Sich, C. Zclenovcc, L. Paller, J. Poranlisz, J. Sullivan 3-D. Pacer, D. lforst, J. McCauley, C, Murany, T. Burns, li. Bielick, A. Karan, J. Hrolmack, T. lfrbanski Rowl-J. Jurinek, L. Clam, XY. Mcilz, R. Kirliy, T. Krzanowski, R. Reluler, W. Nlclienzic. A. Kofl, R. Gill Row 1 1-B Pflcflcr. M. Arendt. H. l.avert5', R. Mueller, R. Kroll, J. Nawrol. 'l'. Ycbcr, R. Climielowicz, Y. Rucys, T. Szafran Section 2-B Row l Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Row 5T. Zach, R. Uacek, lf. Cihak, C. Rak, J. Slanger, A. Gill, R. Nedich Biskup, C. Bejnarowicz, li. Kaminski, R. Hoffmann, H. Fuhrman, NY. Krzak Jr., J. Pacliocha, li. Nagle Robinson, J. Zalewski, XY. Kisscl, J. Nlcycr, XV. Ryan, D. Mnllancy, A. Krokos. D. llichl, L. Poclwika Ifhlarik, C. lfrbanski, A. Nowobielski, A. Mondus, J. 0'Dekirk, J. McHale, J. Thomas, F. Schaefer. D. Crotty Grzclinski, J. Corecki, A. Billdeflllllllll, li. Drysch, J. Pawela, K. Wliippo, P, Hynes, J. Aleksimn, 'l'. Lakomski Page Gil Section 2-C Row Row Row 1-J. Opoka, R. Iacono, YV. Hlolowiec, R. Ramazinski, Coyle, CL. Schmitz, M. Perri 2-L. Prochnicki, YV. Anthony, J. Mulligan, J. O'Brien, F. Lisula, R. Rogers, A. Kempiak, B. Pratopas 3-P. Vastalo, T. Carroll, J. XViczgoda, S. Baso, Koscak, E. Lauyak, CQ. Piclrzyk, J. Furmanek Row4-D. Hardin, J. Flaherty, B. Williams, J. Gorecki, J. MeAleenan, J. Matuszewski, P. Nialzone, L. Job, T. Sumoski Row5-H. Bulls. R. Smalenskas, P. Chiechlowski. J. Gavin, R. Dvojack. li, Kurcz SOPAOVVIOVCS Section 2-D Row Row Row Row Row l--C. Preidis, R. Mikrnt, li. Nawrocki, P. Tribuani, G. Pallnck, 'l'. Omlracek. J. Sinnot 2-T. Principalo A. Lisula, H. Schmidt, A. Trost. J. Nuccio, J. Gawdzik, M. Condron 3-R. Cachor, J. Kosinski, L. linnis, R. Spoto, G. Malachuk, T. XVojcik, L. Kubiak, R. Laskowski, R. Gall 4-J. Fish, A. Kowalski, J. lon, Sullivan, B. Piekarczyk, D. Dill, XY. Mcilarthy. F. Dvoran, G. Ross 5-J. Jenner, D. XVantroba, J. Mozcrka, T. Budz, L. Cerrenlano. 'II Clrusczka, C. Manusak, J. Krolak Page 64 Section 2-E Row l--I. Stypa, R. Gregory. B. Soieh, Al. Clement, BI. XValsh, J. Nlysliwiec. 'IQ Boyle RQW2-C. Martin, R. lfilu. Pmll, XY. Morris, K. Knippcn, R. Hunt, Lucmey ROWS-XV. Perry, BI. Schoenecker, R. Simpson, J. Byczek, J. Dauda, R, Pucci, CL. Ciegielski, R. Iiulak Row-1-K. -Ianas, F. Stachon. IJ. BCSlM'lll2l, S. Rarpiuski, C. Miarka, KI. O'Neill, M. Lzllley. CL. Pajkos Ruw5--I. 'l'mja11ek, -I. Baetzel, Al. Gagnon, R. Nowak. R. Sapit, R. limmel, R, Mujewski, P. Drdak. J. Ross SOPAOVVIOVQS Section 2-F Row 1-G. Gedvilas, P. Stanton. CQ. Augius. D. Bronke, D. Xlzmellu. R. Cllaelmr, R. I.onergzm R0w2-LI. Reichling. R. Dynis. IJ. Lech, NI. Kessler. R. OSlCl'1l1HIl. R. lflulzmf. B. l'meyk. li. Callalman RUW3-A. Kairis, R. Dartseh. NY. Bennett, L. Beyer, R. Maxwell. T. Foley, lf. Yollinger. R. Smcutek. II. Iledke ROW4-M. Sauer, XV. Rubel. R. NIeNully. H. jalmlonski, G. Zawislak. G. l,lXK'OW2ll'l'lfli. A. l'eceluuas, D. Murplly, XY. Wende, M. Faddcu RUW5-l'. McGuire, F. Nlerclerilselm. li. Cizlrgiu, A. Zemko, J. Chirillo. II. Sweeney. R. Ulmer, R. Nasal 1 Page G5 SOPAOIWZOVQS Section 2-G Row 1-Y. Pacetti, R. Bamhuch, V. Casinm, R. McNichols, E. Dalton, O'Le-ary, M. Marron Row?-L. Busch, C. Lemke, YV. Gabel, A. lihling, J. Mykowski, A. Mikalauskas, R. Smith Row Novick, R. Knapik, J. Riley, Rygula, XV. Stine, T. Pomorski, R. Kuch, D. lVelzen. J. Downes Row 4-D. Sheehan, R. Jacobson, D. Prybylski. R. Bruno, R. Kalela, D. Borus, R. Messel, BI. Hughes Row 11-XV. Pelegino, S. Garhaciak, Cl. Guloski, R. Vlk, J. Gavin, L. Longhenry, K. Kyle. T. Tetlow Section 2-H Row l-T. Echlin, G. Stanula, G. Zenawick, XV. Xytniowski, R. Hesik, R. Snlerz, Bongiorno Row 2-J. Jablonski, S. Donnellan, J. Miller, A. Lalzka, R. Synal, R. Kryzstofczyk, H. Ashner, K. Ruzella Row SWN. Genardo, J. Pempek, J. Murray, R. Olsen, M. Pizza, T. O'Sullivan, R. Perna, A. Kaleta, A. Campbell Row 4QJ. Markham, K. Maziarka, M. McHalc, R. Craig, R. Vorac, T. Farrell, R. Long, F. Ciszewski, A. Ziolka Row 5-J. Novak, Fuja, Nelson, D. YVickluncl, P. Flanagan, J. Rezek Page 66 Section 2-I Row l-J. Szclu, l'. Mazurowski, J. Ogar. li. Bulin, M. Test, J. Dobov E Butcher ROW2-J. Hauser, A. Miskovic, J. Jackson, D. Kelly, 'l'. Lavin I xI2lllxllll2iS R ClLJ3lLl l 'Nhllxa ROWS-B. Janis, T. Vnnerstall, M. Lznronico, M. Vinci, D. QIJIUSI J HOllx3XX F HlgglIlS J Sheehan F Xlaslousln ROW4-J. Gallaglier. D. Kirby, D. l-losman, M. Houlihan, C. Ofonnol C Jass l' Nlxlkusilx J Rogels D llgcs RUW5-F. Daflosse, R. McGuire, J, Corcoran, R. Tillrock, D. Bunk R Hlute J Sn ik 9 Bxuek J Luau l BLlll1lIlUl1 ilH SOPAOVVIOVQS Section 2-J Row 1-R. Pawlak. R. Zwarycz, YV. Mangold, M. Cuccione, If. liemmel B Tdhnns X S1ClXPlllH Row2-J. XValsh, T. O'L0ughlin, J. Sharpe, L. Kevin, T. Reidy N Hrlukouskl lx Rnsko M Pet11c1g Row3-J. lfreiburgcr, F. Ciannella, R. Ropa, J. Pavelek, li. Kolccky C Dennis R Mulokas R Case Row 4-S. Juckins, G. Gordon, P. Bradley, M. Considine, M. lxol 181118141 R Bam J BHLIJIIA C Soblesk 1' C happ ROWS-J. Vrasic, R. Michelon C. Sullivan, D. Olszewski, A. Jenkins Sullnan R Nucm I Lunch Page 67 SOPAOVVIOVQS Section 2-K Row 1-J. Nealy. R. Nli'.Xnlill'c. li. Skyria, R. Kli1llllCl', D. Sullivan, 'lf Clamwslai. CZ. llalclwcll Row2-D. Manning, W. Sirinck. NV. Murphy, J. Scrickzis, J. Fox, F. Leisc. J. Milgalski, J, Jallnch Row 3-J. lfurcon, 'l'. liagclon. If. Malkovich. R. Droulz, I.. Rcnehan, J. Cnnningliani, R. Johnson. li. Arcnds, XV. Bradley Row4-XV. Boss, D. Slnlnc, CL. Daiilonc, R. Poilowski, R. Frank, J. O'Snllivan. D. Barclacliowski, D. Dmrnik, XY. Niesman, J. Iivans Row 5 -X Radvilzi, IS. Mcnsik, C. Harkabus, D. Hirsctlilxmcck, J. Lyman. R. Clrauyk, 'll Devine. N. Szcwczyk, Lang, M. Sawcikis Section 2-L Row I Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Row 5 Rybicki, R. Nkillkowicz. R, Corz, XV. Swislck. T. Jachim, J. Marolmla, J. Nlcgn Rcczck, R. Ilcnbcn. NV. l'1'bik, G. Dnlski, D. Kmb. S. Dylmck, M. O'Conncll, R. Lnbck Kacincs, M. Laney. J. Nelson, R. Schaefer, R. Pryzclia, D. Slcnrluani, J. BIm'an, K. McNally. J. Llzaplicki, L. Kowalski Mingolli. R. ljClll0YlC. T. Nlcflallrcy, J. Vice, J. Byrne, J. Sheccly, A. Aclaska. ll. Crcagh, E. Topor. T. Urbaniak Pelegrino, P. Donzclli. E. Hocrsicr, XV. Bai'lxa1'u, K. XVitcLak. P. Fordonski. J. XVazn1onsky. J. Lyng. R. Jaskicrski Page 68 SOIDAOIWIOVGS Section 2-M Row l Row ' Row KS Row V Row W R. Coley, I . Klicar, I.. Garbie, L. Genco, H. Bianco, N. Dudo, B. Sobut D. Baldinelli, A. Arrigoni, R. Mente, N. Byczek, F. Ross, C. Slauslas, A. Cutillettz1,T. 0'Hare R. Bohanek, J. Kowalski, T. Laskey, J. Simouaitis, M. Abt, H. Bertagni, T. Schneid, D. Stanczyk, R. Bozis J. Merskin. B. Casolari. G. Milos, Frankfwich, Curbonari, J. Adamek. Kwinn, T. Dennis, Rabianski tl. Much, li. Slepski. B. Merrick, D. liskra, R. Kosek, R. Nolck. M. Quirk, K. Imrisek, T. Niemiec, R. Mayworm Page 69 Upper Left JOHN EG.-XN, President Ulbllzw' Right XVILLIANI SMITH, Vice President l.ozu1'r Left RICHARD BARK, Treasurer I.cm'1'1' Right DAN YUKICH, Secretary V25 Vlflalfl Class The scramble and cry to get into Catholic high schools reached a new fury this year. Last September St. Rita did her share to satisfy the heavy demand by opening her doors to over 700 new students. The step inside was 21 big one for them - but a happy one! Going from grammar school to high school meant a change of life and ways: new faces in the classroom, being taught by men instead of women, getting used to new rules and surroundings. But in a few weeks the greennessn wore off, and boys began that miracu- lous change of growing upu, becoming young men and no longer children. Yes, high school is a new world, and at St. Rita a man's world! Freshmen here are treated like men, and they like it. Page '70 V25 lflflelfl Section 1-A Row 1-C. XVitek, R. Hanley, R. Nicka, E. jarina, J. Dowling, Al. Yallar, lf. Danta Row 2-A. Soprych, R. Krystoszck. R. Principato, Ii. Bouiccki, P. Hudak, D. Foley. B. Kisala Row3-D. Macas, R. Lipinski, R. Stcnglc, R. Stcarncy, B. Scott, B. Chute, -I. O'Ncill, L. Pinto Row 451. Crabowski, W. Toclcl, R. Murray, R. Roclncy, -I. Crcshaln, J. Zynionas, K. Lang, If. Nlorg ROW5-R. Kapella, YV. X'Valtlron, AI. Pavur, M. Barrett, AI. Mikrut, J. Martin, B. Bradford Section 1-B Row I-G. Janus, E. Krestan, M. Burns, R. Moravec, T. Corgiat, ul. Blair, Koscal Row 2-F. Manfretli, D. Pilcggi, J. Burk, P. Gozder, P. Rcicly, L. Nicholas, R. Boderek Row 3-P. Armstrong, I-lalleran, K. Murdock, M. Scheftic, C. Hudak, R. Borla, R. Skorski, P ROW4-XV. Flynn, K. McShcfTery, lf. Sopron, H. Ehrke, S. Casscllo, R. Hlalega, E. Lake Row 5-A. Miklovatis, Barnoske, XV. Lesniak. E. Damaschkc, R. Charvat, Roche Page 71 Kanter Section 1-C Row l-D. Barlmcl. D. Robinson, T. Domagala, -I. Slosowski, D. Scnkpicl, Dwyer, D. Placlin Row 2-G. Nloravcik. P. Bocligor, R. Kramer, J. Steinbach, T. La Chance, A. Nieniinski, C. Chilvcrs Rowfl-R. King, T. Lcsniak, T. Lorr, CL. Hinske, H. Mansour, T. janowicz, A. Michalski. T. Ycscly Row 4-T. Anclcrsunas, J. Slempniak, l'. l'1Il'llll, Il. Wfos, M. Collins. R. Koruna, G. Daimicl. ul. Senft Row 5-lf. Bobck, ll. Regan, D. Kaminski, T. l'ral1, M. McMillan. T. 'l'rcac'y. I.. f0SIZllllLl'4. K. Cllomb V25 lflflelfl Section 1-D Row I--I. Morgan, S. Bennish, II. Cogliancsc, -I. Burke. TY. Knych, 1. Kilauvcski. NI. Lesniak ROWQAR. Kwak. R. Scaraniella, G. jannilc, KI. Balzano, P. Lopriorc, il. Malloy. T. Fitzgerald Row 3-II. O'CZonnell, D. Salma. 12. Polcmpa. l'. Hctlich. J. Ahern. S. Dusza, XV. Korn Row44R. Clcsarclti. NI. Mulligan, A. Miccticli li. Kieszkowski, R. Krislopailis, F. Czopek, D. Xcsluno, G. Rothbun Page 72 V25 Vlflelfl Section 1-E Row Row Row 3-G. Row 4-NI. Row 41-R. 1-F. Para, D. Mznlcc, CI. Posson, D. Sllflilllllll, C. Muhs, H. Bnrkc, Ll. l'.62lI'Ol1 2-V. Mestan, J. Dunfonl, I.. Trina, L. Kuzniar, li. lN'ICfil'2lIll, A. Balm, ll. Belczuk Moore, R. Czajkzl, Nl. Gierut, D. Schilling, R. Guclcwicz, M. Vil'2lVCC, Slobba. R. Webber OlBl'iCI1, IS. ljlll0Il, R. Pikul. B. Zelnbo, K. Junkisl, Rickerson, J. I.eonzn'cl. R. .Xgl't'Sl0 ' Kicltyka, J. Ynfzlilis, NV. Bicniusz, J. Nieckula, R, Pinstowski, R. Neisius Section 1-F Row l-QI. Cwiklinslci. .X. liiumzo, R. VIRIIICC, C. J2ll1lClil, li. Quinn, J. I..cmkey, J. Bzzldyga ROXK'-4 . lllllilllt. . .1Clll lil, . . ll C flllCYY5'l, . ll 1111, . -ll ll. . OC l'2iS'I1. . . OHL L' U JD R7'lRNIjl lCDlDg ,1Slxyx'1L'1'x1i1l Row 3-'1'. Kulovilz, K. liuukus, li. Para, N. Skora, S. Richinc, L. jurcys. l'. Hermes. R. l.ojus Row Row 4-WV. Yerkcs, CQ. Nccus, lf. Knillle, NI. Pinsecki, K. fl0l1lCl'i, -I. Mega, BI. Mcliinnis, ll. Clilmlmns. XY. Bukala 5-T. Koniarz, NI, Cizxsssllu, B. Gxinmlis, j. O'B1'icn, lf. Schmidt, T. Adrian l l l Page 73 V25 nflelfl Section 1-C Row 1-J. Ryan, J. Schmidt, R. DeY0ung, M. Lcbensorger, T. Fahey, C. Young, T. Bauer Row2-T. Richardson, J. Slypa, T. Knapczyk, YV. Badus, J. Zielinski, R. Benice, D. Carter Row3 R. Hcnnis, M. Curtin, G. Xvell, J, Palmisano, J. Majerczak, J. Obirck, K. Kolar, J. Gromala ROW4 D. Colby, J. Gerkils, G. Radon, B. Lolfredo, R. Budrik, J. Neary, K. Janiak, J. Poderino ROW5 R. Pfeiffer, R. Mayer, P. Sowinski, R. Kelps, J. Miske, D. Adasiak, J. Duclmwicz Section 1-H Row 1-E. Mahoney. IJ. Cody, K. Zervas, NI. Iussig, C. Pcnclcrs, F. Moskal. C. Rainvillc Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Row 9- T. Nawrot, R. Xainz, J. Vorel, R. Smola, T. XVengel, R. Young, Dubinski R. Korzyniewski, J. Loflreclo, J. Kelly, C. Dennis, Griffin, R. Baclon, R. Shirley, D. Obiala R. Basic, C. Tucker, D. Fahey, Kulik, R. Kopec, L. Schneader, J. Sullivan, J. Plotkowski XV. Leamon R. Adams, T. McArdle, R. Ruehl, J. Bedulskis, R. Joyce Page '74 Section 1-I Row lfR. Kopzwski, XV. Miller. J. Pajkos. C. Rendel. R. Mc.-Xleer, D. Gallo, L. Kozala Row2-R. Iscr, R. Brush, 'l'. Backus, E. Barus, E. Klcek, P. Johnston. J. Rakowski Row 3-R. Hehcl. XV. Pemlley, Y. Tuminello, B. Deenihan, R. Susmarski. D. lingelbrecht, T. XYhite, Keane Row -1-S. Malusik, li. Burns. j. Sroufek. M. lischbach, A. Breimeris. E. Downey, B. Cleary, R. Nlosior Row 5-R. Plctzke. XV. Lawler. CI. Nowak. R. Rubas, D. Schubert, Kikowski. E. Nowak Q V25 144214 Section 1-J Row l-R. Babicz, R. Swiclmn, R. Plaehn, NI. Mulles, A. Vasko, M. Nolan, T. Campana R0w2-P. Yanahan, R. Xlionski, P. johnson. -I. Tallon, A. Loffredo. D. Healy, K. Naglewski Row!!-CI. Slehney. I.. Zajac, R. Rosinski, R. Gallagher, F. Divicino, T. Ciranowski, K. Dressell, lf. Paciga Ruwl-M, Kuizin, CL. Hynek, R. Lausas, l'. Ennis, D. Matic, F. Kozbiel. R. Stachon, XV. Morris Row5-H. Turek, li. Wagner, D. Yukich, S. XVilliam, D. Kopacz, Pazora, J. Reilly, C. Decker, R. Lyons vfgrh Page 75 E Lv ij 3772? V Riff K f' 5 , Section 1-K Row 1 Row Row 3 Row Row 2F25 Wflelfl M. Deckelmann, R, Przybylski, T. Tesar. K. Oslaiin, XV. Brady, C. Czilzaretta. L. Fus F. Moriarty, H. XVilke, R. Hargot, L. Lukasik, AI. Standard, K. Mathis, J. Klavctol' R. Seaman, A. Sarbu, K. Bartkus, .-X. Ronzio, A. Drazau, A. Katzmark, R. Schifferl, J. Ausick D. Sigurnjak. F. Pawlak, R. Mylin, F. Burchi, R. Kucem, D. johnson. L. Zagorski, R. lxllldllfil T. Kozzikowski, C. Reis, R. Lauric, R. Noble Section 1 -L Row Row Row Row S. Seboniu, L. Piolrowski, M. Stawczyk, R. Bzlrlkowiuk, L. Lucurelli, li. Cjer, C, Graf 2-T. Muszanski, D. Nizuik, AI. Toboja, R. Reinkc, R. NValczak, P. Lisulu, D. Hughes 3-G. Launlcn, 1. Rompala, R. Hanley, D. Pryhylski, xl. Lucas, A. NIacFarlane, S. Klarich, F. Puwclski 4-L. Yuozupailis, D. Augustyniak, B. XVilliams, T. I,CClll'lSliI1H, T. Cahill, C. Tribe, -I. Doyle, D. Urbauskns Rows-L. Kowalski, 'll Nlilczewski, C. Sisler, F. Clilbllllilfi, R. Brocl fr' IWW wsF'S1,'f,, Page 76 V25 lflflelfl Section 1-M Row I-J. Cozza, D. Dresscl, R. Zawacki, I . DcN0vcIla, R. Bcllan, Borskc, 'l'. Clywinski Row 2--J. Cichocki, F. Morronc, XV. Stcinhach, T. Misch, J. Strugala, M. iiolclla, M. Keating Row 3-A. Spyrka, R. Tybor, R. Riski, D. lfcrovick, C. Beck, L. Powaga, Cl. Szalalris, 'I'. Pucck Row 4-li. Norvillc, F. Brizck, S. Maclcy. J. XVi1ilICl'S, R. Kurth, R. ,AiJl'2ll!l0llViLIl. Cl. Rnsky, T. Papicsz ROWS-G. Foys, K. Siwicki, H. Larsen, J. Rcuthcr, A. Svoboda, R. Haas Section 1-N Row I-CQ. Stevens, K. Glowacki, J. Flynn, R. Brcsnahan, G. Clair, J. Rina, li. lialxrycl Row2-B. Hirschboeck, M. Colctla. R. Tcrncuzcn, G. Rencz, F. Cummings, 'l'. Panak, G. Cavanaugh ROWS-XV. lfechan, L. DiNicola, M. Strzclccki, D. Sutton, A. Kramer, li. fil'ySk2l. D. I,aMontana RQW4-li. Peckwas, J. Maloney. J. Jcrantowski, B. Tryjefaczka, XV. linglcharl, XY. Niesman, A. Baulac, R. Przczdink ROWS-XV. Lyons, Beck, XY. Drews, Ii. Siorck, J. Mackin, R. Slowinski Page 77 V25 144214 Section 1 -0 Row Row Row Row Row I-D. Krol, LI. Malousek. T. Gregory, R. Scott, J. Moscato, E. Baile, T. lNIarino 2-lf. Gedutis, E. Parr, T. Mucker, C. Jiempa, C. McMahon, V. Strzechowski, NI. Michalowski 3-C. Cerny, C. Schillinger, R. Kluza, YYalsh, E. Lakom, D. Zajac, B. Shcrpelis, lf. Orenrlach 4-A. Carclclla. A. Dockus, A. Borkowski, R. Burke, F. Defay, H. Daley, R. Bussler, XV. Nlorgan 5-S. Miklosh, -I. Powers, R. Canavan, R. Jakuboski, R. llvangelisli, B. lfeiner, T. Cervelli, C. MacDonald Section 1-P Row Row Row Row l-Y. Brown, I.. Stnugalla, V. Chicaferro, XVarsecha, Hurley, C. Cozzi, G. Ksycki 2-R. lfiascone, V. Mockus, Egan, G. Bruno, J. Carlson, II. Kinclclin, 'll Coclfrey 3--I, Swiclcr, R. Kraus, Butler, J. Zemaitis, R. Michalowski, F. Blazek, T. Miksis, C. Gargola 4-T. Marshall, R. Dorcak, E. Knych, J. Gedraitis, T. Hanifin, R. Deacetis, ll. Porrevecchio, J. Marik Row 5-A. Lakomskis, L. Demereckis, L. Salus, WV. Smith, B. Arnold, J. Fanelli, I.. Semetulskis, G. Lapinski Page 78 Section 1-Q Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Row 5 E. Stuch, K. Bastuga, E. Kunevich, A. Agurkis, T. McGrath, VV. Dwyer, R. Lobas C. Jokopich, B. Honan, R. Traczyk, T. Kedzierski, C. -T, WVal1, J. Sabath, F. Oprzedek, J. Husa, M. Noe, H -R. Guido, J. Galica, D. Gill, N. Lasky, R. Czepiel, D C. Emmereck, J. Martinez, K. Ucho, J. Rackauskas, L. V25 nflelfl Section 1-R Row l- Row 2- Row 3- Row 4- Page, A. Drapinski, J. Michalik Spadoni, D. Doubek, R. Ziupsnys Vick, J. Ruffolo, G. Kamen Eidukas, A. Mockaitis, J. Gregory G. Pinata, R. Zalud, YV. Genis, J. Stoll, A. Digiovanni, K. Mosar, J. Peldun D. Lind, T. Medo, G. Ospalski, XVoznicki, J. Seguin, M. Tyrpak, V. Grzelak D. Carpen, D. Konrath, YV. Bronske, J. Dugo, P. Hodges, S. Kaliski, J. Jaworek, Drap C. Ryband, E. Topa, G. Smith, S. Laskey, R. Sramas, R. McCaffrey, J. Martin, K. XVoIski Row 5-XV. Olchawa, R. Bistras, L. Forgala, P, Zamlynski, XV. XVe1tin, R. Crnich Page 79 V25 Vlflelfl Section 1-S Row Row Row Row IAF. XX'ajda, E. O'Rourkc. 'l'. Balicki, D. Crabc, T. Mikoajczak. Y. Kzulas, J. XYasik 2-M. Geis, H. Bourrcl, l'. Szol, J. Doyle, A. Pauaras, A. Vaisuoras, XY. Tumzm 3-J. Kwialck, S. Simone. R. Pokusa, J. Kokaska, P. Kaufman, li. Crouski, R. Chmicl, T. Meade 4-R. Makaras, li. I.c'l'ourncau, R. H2llflilCXS'lCL L. Capek, G. Opals. M. Moore. R. Hughes, A. DiDo1uiuicis Row5AR. Fleury, J. Hendry, XY. Schulok, R. Dylkicwicz, Rutkowski, I.. Janis Section 1-T Row l -R. Matkovich, R. Vlllglll, li. Clurkzi, J. Dowling, R. Bccht, F. Dzuuit. J. NlCN?llll2ll'2l Row 2-R. Chersi, V. IIlCl0Ylll2l. K. Bllrus, S. Lyp. F. Yacchiano, C. Kamlalcc, J. Wzuuler Row 3-J. Reilly, B. Nowiuski, I.. Plcuys, D. Seucse, F. Zaczek, R. Sfclcikzxs, A. Clrigutis R. Bostauche Row 4-F. Moutelcouc, R. Kurza, A. Miclialowski, Bolduc, D. Dudck. T. Jones, T. RLll11lChCk, R. Noga Row 5-A. Eudrijouas, J. Tully, G. fiorski, L. Hovauiee, P. Kirby, Szajkovics, R. Orlauskis, A. Galiuaitis Page 80 wg? .fx X D X 3: 5 If tif? r , A ,- A i 'F N., Sw if 1 xl 3534? I If s 'vi N. A. A fa f 2? 5... We .11 -ami? J, , .,. ww .lxwxgmg Q x x 4' fi .... LFL1 M, S' 1 5 A iv SZ' A L, is Q E sa ,f:I,., 1 Q4 'H 1 M Q1 Eg? is Q E Y Q 1 V Q Sw 2 gu- Q W ag. Q2 i if raw-annum. ,il ,Y .mv WVQ ,L in .il 1 4 gms W' aft E211 I Yi 1 2 Q 5 E S fi .gpvnnszwwlhlfu g Y' , , ,Madam-mf--.,g,x,..m FX W 'yu-:hwy y. , 3 u g , UST gl vu P? E 32 I E as Nismtasqx 1, X ' 4 K '25 Iiv ,.,.M Xml A Q Mx 5 4, X. Qi 3 N X VH 2 -1- 5 Av v W W , , , X T sf W .I V 3' v, ww- I ,, ,. 4,15 H 1 W, ::2:'- QH 2 ..::. , f. :GMA ,.,., Q .. 4 QWQ 4 X, ,.,, .,,, QSM ,. E.. ,: ,Z 3 I Zi'- we-4 Y QQ? W 5 z WW Qi JU? P 'Q 61 in Z 5 l 4 4 66 ur COJAQAC onvicfion - ag Scum! ,gently 1 ee 5 cz xjaalfky Sou! Allow' Father AI. F, O'Ma11ey, O.S.A., gives a class a closer look and better under- standing ol' the Mass vestnlents. f.'I'7lI1'l' Marriage, takes more than two aching heartsg it 1'6L1lll1'CS careful preparation. Picking a wile, seniors agree with Father Van Slle, O.S..-X., can make them or break them! Ilzflrm' The Mass takes on life as Father Flach, O.S.A., points out the lmportance of the rhalive. Page 84 97 + i vin , ancquages The speed ol travel today is making a small thing of distances. In the service, in business, ar1d on vacations Americans are rubbing shoulders with people we once only read about. Language is now the biggest barrier to understanding the people ol many countries. This partly explains the heavy emphasis on foreign languages in many schools. St. Rita offers her students Latin. Spanish, and German. To add a flavor to these Courses, the background, cus- toms, dress, and habits of the people speaking the tongue are also studied. Singing a rousing German song, reliving Roman life in the Coliseum, or sitting in on a Spanish fiesta, gives a deeper understanding ol the language An in- sight is gained that dull exercises ol memory can never give. It is in this way that languages really take on life, and the world-vision of students is broad- ened. It is an important step, too, in learning to get along with the people of other lands. Page 8,7 .N 1 I se a 66 ecoming merica- . 99 OVISCIOMS .'1lI01'l' Students discover that America also has writers and poets who have carved a name in literature's hall of fame. l.f'fl A study of life in other lands makes us better ap- preciate our own. f,l'l'USl'lI-' l',xc.1i Almwf Studying the style of early American poets helps to develop our own ideas and our ability to express them. lfwzlzfr Part ol' being a proud American Comes from know- ing our c'onntry's background, her traditions, her lore- lathers, and her pioneers. llrlou' Realizing where we fit into our country's picture makes us realize we are an important part of the whole. Page 813 wr 44, NK X. Allow' A model brezltlles lile into Solid Geometry. Beloit' Math and more Math. Sometimes you get sick ol' it, but without it you're 21 cripple in the world ol' science. . O O feplozng Siones fo Success ln czence Page 88 ,wr-, pn 1 bw , .4 --.MRF X ' .gm Q W T u, K ,QQ EA Q 2 Ep V3 5 ,LA as . x M 25' 5I!iE? ' ..,.. ' A X 5EQE55E. Q., ' if Q WEN A V 4. K ' M--mQ,g,w1g1Q,.A Z I ' 5 L' Www , Q Wm. 5 . X '7' 'Q 241.5 f'3Z2?1ifW?'n?E -V ' .gig Amiga? M. A Q-, we U gf ,Maw vw? f WW M Ml'-is. ggifg , W, n M M film nf ' kwx ' '48, Q..4 w ' 'mJ?Q'4 A gg., D' , X M .,,.z,3 Ae 2? mf, gm L1 J k MW -W qw M . 5 4 t: .,. .I ,ff V df X I: if Wx Q . 2-an. mgguv-' 22 fi W D .N,M,.Mw--w 3 Mad X 66 . 9 oufcdncq OWQOVVOW S l'j1j1f'1' Lrffl eclzanics an 4.n4ac!zinisfs Finding out that it takes more than gas, tires, and an heavy loot to make a car run. lf'j1j1r1'Rigl1l My, my! Never knew there was so much to this 'c1'z1te'! 1111110111 l,1'fl A few months on the lathe and a budding craftsman already does a creditable job. Page 91 - Q 4 99 ,x3Qc9'llflVlllflcq OW OV I 145171255 OVVIOVVOVV l'j1j1erl.efL Mr. jeflery uuruvels the mysteries ol Short-Hand. l'ppw'Rigl1t 'AA typewriter is no toy, points out Mr, Quarters. Center Robert Barre checks a ballot for a coming elec- tion during Civics class. Lower Left Peter Mallon discov- ers the wonders of the dictaphone. Lower Right Selling a point to an Economics class. Page 92 ,us W fig Ep 4: '. 66 9 99 OWQOVVOW 5 D QC VIICIQVZS l'j1j1f'r Imfl Measurements to 21 frzlction of am inch. Cenlm' A drill and 21 grinder in safe lumds. l.1111'f'1' I.efl A Iew models we turned out. 1.lI'Zl'l 7'Rlgllf Checking power and electric pulse. Page 94 9' 22 f ',Q?i A 'zzfzf V W-iw V A 3. ,AWS 'K'3.'wwXi?,? ,, :5. ,. Q A Vg A15 5 5 J f Mgwwwgh 2, f' , 'zbvgng , X4 w f, , +25 sw fry 1, :wi ,ZS .- fir 'Z ,DW ,mg ff-.mv ,As ff . -ff' xi 04cfivifies -wr 5 6 Y -Q Q 1 ,rv Sf. cpifais SCAOQI glee Director .,,,, ,,,,,,,, R ev. Father Van der Beek. OSA. President ......... .. .,,. Michael Smith Vice-President ,,,,,, ,. .,,,, Anthony Kantor In the second year of its existence the Glee Club showed a definite growth in the num- ber of members as well as in its programs. Besides the student members of St. Rita, girls of various high schools were accepted in order to make it possible to enrich our programs. Shortly after we sang the opening-Mass of the school year, we presented a program to the Jarents and friends of the members under the title of Gettin to Know You. I S During the Christmas season the Glee Club received a selective invitation from the Com- monwealth Edison Electric Company for a program of Christmas Carols. The program was very well attended and a great success. The parents and friends of the Glee Club were also invited for a special Christmas prof gram in the new annex of St. Rita's High School. VVe were happy to see the great interest for our work on the part of our parents and friends. The Glee Club assisted in the Christmas celebration at the Sunday before Christmas and the Mid-night Mass in the St. Rita's chapel. In the spring at the invitation of the Mothers Club another program was presented at their Past-Presidents Night. Alter joining with the band in the Spring Festival, the season was brought to a close with the singing at the Graduation Mass and Exercises. Page 98 'lgf-'li' Page 99 cgi.-.asa SEQ Top Color Guard: Ortegal, Szela, C. Kroll, R. Bussler, R. Iacano, W. Zack Cmllfr Ritanettes: M. Gorman, C. McGonagle, L. Pinn, K. Tokar, J. Swanek, G. Lucas, M. Pecara liollonz K. Tokar - Head Ritanette, R. Tokar - Drum Major an Mgderamrg Fr. Mc.-Xrcllc. O.S.A., Dig-ecigrg Mr. Black, Assistant Directors: J. liraci, L. Ricci. C. Yara Managers: J. Ochociuski, R. Chipps, L. Jordan, C. Kloese Drums: I . Hindel, li. Nawrocki, J. McCauley, M. Davis, D. McKenna, L. Renchan, C, Beck, J. Picroth, XV. Yllaldron String Bass: R- PHSIUYCIK C131-ineisg S. Kuizin, C. Xliirzecha, A. Szafran, J. Alcksium, R. Tokar, B. Korzynicwski, R. Scllak, R. Glomb, lf. Siska, C. Firlil, A. Piper, J. Milas, R. Scaramclla, C. Rcnclcl, R. Kramer, J. Cresham, D. Borus, NI. Kuizin Flutes: li. Geiger, L. Slrugalla, S. Garbaciak Saxaphgnesg J. Okon, D. Jakalski, NV. Hanson, L. Slanevich, D. Dugan, J. Murray, E. Maksym, R. Krygowski, C. Martin B31-ilonesg J. Alaksicwicz, J. Buczyna, S. Janik, D. Lech Trumpets: R. Riski. R. Bellan, R. llava, M. Michalowski, T. Pianlek, L. l'11chalski,J. Rygula. J. Jaltuch. 'l'. Tesar, J. Cichocki. F. Cianclla, B. Gill, 'l'. lmek, J. Standard, D. I.aMo11taua, R. Kelps Hgrnsg XV. Morris, YV. Perry, E. Beclc Basses: L. Rasp, C. Gargola, H. l'Vilkc, M. Abt, J. Solcani, Kuych Trombqnesg E. Danbcr, 'I'. Sexton, J, Mulligan, R. Morris, J. lfanelli, R. Colcy, D. Murphy, J. Pacocha, R. Czachor Page 100 Bam! Several weeks before school began, the Band was 'Kwhooping it up at the Democratic National Convention in the Ampitheatre at the invitation of Governor Chandler of Kentucky. A few more weeks of intensive drill and the season was on for the Show Band - a gay night at Riverview Park's Mardi Gras and then several outstanding shows at the football games - under the superb direction of Bob Black, '40, be- ginning his second decade as Director. The Chicago Cardinals Football Club invited the Band for the Giant's game, and after favorable com- ment from fans and television viewers invited them back again for another show at Comiskey Park for the Steeler's game. The Marching Band was the 'Best band in the land' at the St. Patrickls Parade on State Street - the outstanding televised parade of the year. The All-Star Band performed indoor shows for a college doubleheader at Chicago Stadium and for the Globetrotters at Rockford. The Spring Festival in May saw the Band in Concert at Maria Auditorium after pre-vue performances at St. Hedwig and Angel Guardian Orphanages. Page 101 me qQifan One of our school's most rewarding and interesting activities is the publication of the school newspaper, the Ritan. The clack of the typewriter, the feverish activ- ity ol the stall, and the thunder of its moderators' voices are familiar sounds in the Ritan Room in Egan Hall as the paper is made ready for the printer. This dead- line strain, however, is forgotten when the finished product is ready for distribution to the student body. The Ritan offers the members of its staFf an opportunity to look into the field of journalism as a possible career in the future. The moderators of the Ritan, Fr. Flynn, O.S.A. and Mr. Jeffrey have tried to extend this opportunity to as many students as possible. The aims of the Ritan have always been to inform and entertain the students, to keep the high ideals of their faith and school before them, and to act as a me- dium of their opinion. Under the editor- ship of Roger Flynn, the Ritan Staff this year has accomplished these aims in eight excellent editions and are certainly worthy of a hearty, YVell done! Top Standing: T. Cousins, F. Semmler, F. Flynn, A. -luodikis, W. Olson, E. Hubeny, Rev. Flynn, O.S.A. Seated: R. Krezo Top Center Standing: Finley, R. Ziarko, Mockcis, S. Lesniak Seated: J. Cacciato, P. Didzerikis, T. X'Valsln Holton: Center Standing: R. Trapp, T. Byrne, Murray, Strumil, Stypa, N. Ashnen Seated: Hrobach, R. Minoni Bolionz Standing: XV. XVeltin, Sylvester, NI. Trypak, D. Konrath, R. Bava, D. Senese A. Alekna, Brennan Seated: C. Firlit, -Ialtuch Page 102 rj-Ae Cascian This was a year of many changes at St. Rita, and the Cascian followed suit. Fathers Burke and Van Sile took over the modera- tor's responsibilities, while the burdens of the editor fell to Robert Mucha and Ken- neth Scipta. A year book is meant to be a keepsake for a lifetime, not just a day or a year. More hours go into trying to make the Cascian such a keepsake than the casual reader of our yearbook realizes. YVork starts early in September with the scheduling and taking of class and activity pictures. A cover and design that's different and appealing has to be picked, dummy pages arranged and touched off by a catchy caption or write-up, and finally a double and even a triple check is made of all the copy. You pray that not too many names were left out or misspelled, or feelings hurt. Spread over the year, the work adds up to countless hours of sweat and worry. But it's worth- while if the Cascian wins a nod of approval in its attempt to tie together the school year. There is the further hope that it will find a lasting place on your bookshelf at home, and help you in the future to recap- ture some of the memories and joys of the good old days at St. Rita. Top Seated: E. Bava, T. Kantor, Rev. Fr. Burke, O.S.A., K. Kramer Standing: R. Jenkins, M. Hauser Center Seated: R. Mucha, K. Scipta, Rev. Fr. Van Sile, O.S.A., Cacciato Standing: R. Flynn, P. Didzerikis, Stypa Bottom Seated: J. Seper, Strumil, J. Meyer, E. Danber Standing: Jacobs, XV. Olson, Finley Page 103 66 oCi8'Afs in IPAQ ibut' C,Qoom,, Top Father W'heeler lines up a subject for a good shot. Center Drying prints. Lower Left i Adjusting the enlarger. Lower Right Developing prints. Photography, one of Ainericals most popular hobbies, linds a place at St. Rita, too. Father Wheeler, O.S.A., guides students in learning the ins-and-outsy' of photography: tricks in taking, making, develop- ing, and enlarging an ordinary picture into a treasured keepsake. It's a talent that will brighten the picture of their own future. Page 104 HONOR SOCIETY Foreground: Fr. Hartman, O.S.A., T. Boundas, standingg D. Ceisla Row 1 C. Ifirlit, R. Adlhoch, Brennan, R. Krezo, R. Speaker, J. Jacobs. D. O'Neill Row 2 R. Crelak, A. Alekna, A. juodikis, 1-I Semmler, D. Miller, NI. Vinci Row 3 IZ. Hubeny, J. jakala, D. Porebski Row 4: AI. Carew, J. Doyle. M. Hauser, ll. XVHIIHRCY, T. Tierney, L. Antonacci, J. Strumil, J. Campbell, R. Schaak Row 5 T. Cousins, A. Bisunas, E. Bartso7ek, jagoda, KI. Alaksiewicz, R. Okon Row6 X. Alckisunas, R. Flynn, J. O'Roukc, E. Danber, T. Kantor, A. Nigerelli. A. Basso 66 79 j Ae ream of fAe vols National Honor Society The National Honor Society is made up of the Hcream of the crop of the senior class. Membership is based on the student's academic record as well as his extra-curricular activities. A number of scholar- ships are open to the students in the society, and in addition there is an active social program throughout the year, informal dances and parties that have always been a success. Under the capable guidance of Father Hartman, O.S.A., the students in this exclusive club, St. Rita,s best all-around men, are pre- pared and expected to bring great credit and acclaim to themselves and our school in the future. Page 105 Row 1 Al. Sharpe L. Konieczka D. Naslund D. Kopacz C. Kapp Row 2 B. Taheny H. Burke F. Paciga R. Nente W. Mangold Row 3 A. Duffey T. Muller T. Dolin G. Sobiesk R. King K. Jankist J. Nicholas Row 4 P. Durkin XV. Kress C. Caeplak R. Mainczyk Al. Lombardo 1 Allow' Brother Thomas, O.S.A., impresses on the Sanctuary Society the vital role of the server at Mass. ancfuarcy ociefcy . . . fAe orum Ideas don't count much unless you can sell them. Under the guidance of Mr. Sifferle, a small, select group of students receive special training in speaking and debating. Since people judge us by what we say and how we say it, the Forum aims at having something worthwhile to say, and then saying it in a worthwhile way. Below Mr. Silferle and the Forum listen attentively as Theodore Boundas holds the floor. Page 106 7afAers , OFFICERS: 1956-1957 FATHER XVM. A. THOMAS Moderator MR. EMIL DE LAURA President MR. STEVE ZAHRADNIK Vice-President MR. STEVE AIAROSZ Recording Secretary MR. YVALTER LYRBANIAK Financial Secretary MR. PAUL C. BENJAMIN Treasurer MR. HENRY LONGHENRY Sergeant-at-Arms , O.S.A. The Fathers' Club of St. Rita High School has been in existence for 27 years. The club renders valuable service to the school by its contribution of time, effort and money. The members of the club usher at all athletic events and dances, con- tribute trophies to all athletic teams of the school, and willingly assist at nearly every project the school sponsors. The Fathers' Club also sponsors the football Banquet every year, in addition to sponsoring a trip to camp for the football team each August. From the dues of the members a fund has been set up to pay tuition for the sons of members who have died while their boys were still in school. All fathers should belong to the club. Membership entails no obligation to be active, but does lend moral support to the active members. The club meets the sec- ond Friday of every month. Page IUT 04lnmni The St. Rita Alumni Association started the year off with the annual memorial Mass for its deceased members. The Mass was celebrated by Father Thomas McGowan, O.S.A., Alumni Director. Father McLaughlin, O.S.A., the new Rector of St. Rita High School, preached the sermon. After the Mass all alumni present were served breakfast and attended the Homecoming football game. Regular monthly alumni meetings were held on the First Tuesday of each month, September through June. This yearys activities included the Alumni-Varsity basketball game, held just be- fore Thanksgiving, and the third annual Alumiii Ball, held at the Holiday Club on December 28th. The basketball award din- ' ner, sponsored by the Alumni, t took place at the Club Casino on April 4th, An all opponent team picked by the St. Rita basketball team was invited to the banquet, each player receiving a trophy. The Hnal social event was the annual Alumni Banquet, the largest ever held at St. Rita. It was held this year in the Casino Room of the Morrison Hotel on April 24th. Approximately one thousand attended to honor the Silver Jubilee Class of 1932. The active program of the past year was possible through the fine cooperation of the of- ficers with the alumni modera- tor, Father Thomas McGowan, O.S.A. This year's officers were: Eugene X. Humphrey '37 President John T. Nagle '45 Vice-President lfVilliam McDonnel '53 Vice-President Earl Evans '30 Treasurer Edward Cleary '47 Secretary Harry Siebert '56 Recording Secretary Page 108 gow! gMofAers - gem! Sons - Mothers Club Officers Father John Flyn, O.S.A. Moderator Mrs. H. Schifierl President Mrs. B. Thome Vice-President Mrs. G. Gomoll Corresponding Secretary Mrs. V. Donnellan llecording Secretary Mrs. F. Piatrowski Financial Secretary Mrs. C. DePasquale Treasurer St. Rita turns out good men! Why? Much of the credit goes to the mothers of the students because, as the saying goes, Where you find a good son you'll find a good mother! The St. Rita mothers have proven themselves again this year, as the Mothers Club under the guiding hand of Father John Flyn, O.S.A., had a banner year. Their Christ- mas and bingo parties high- lighted the year's program. Wllen it comes to loyalty and devotion, our mothers are a match for the best- God bless them! Page 109 C74 6J SCAQQI 1 1 risfmas 13.11 'Twas not the night before but the Saturday night before Christ- mas. Nor was there a lack of stirring because several hundred couples were dancing there - in the gym. 'Twas a beautiful sight though - the annual Christmas Ball. The gym was set up in cabaret style with tables along the sides of the gym and Waiters serving from the Coke Bar. In the center of the gym was the gaily decorated tree and streams of evergreen branches with lights and icicles produced the effect of a ceiling. Johnny Allen's popular orchestra set a fitting tempo for this - the first couples dance sponsored by the Band, which the Oflicers of '57 under the presi- dency of Larry Puchalski instituted as a new tradition. It is hoped that the Christmas dance will become not only the most popular dance but also the loveliest affair of the school year. Page ll0 a 1 A V 'Q W 2 2 1 Ki. i 'X 53222 Q rl ala 4, 1 wing evue Maria Auditorium was the setting for the Swing Revue of 1957 to ac- commodate the ever-increasing audi- ences for this popular event of the mid-winter season. This year's Swing Band, acclaimed as the best school dance band in the city, presented a program of classical swing in concert form featuring works made famous by such stylists as Stan Kenton, lVoody Herman and Glen Miller. Special tribute this year was made to Tommy Dorsey as Eddie Danber soloed on his theme, l'm Getting Sentimental Over You, followed by Song of India and Opus No. l. Other Seniors fea- tured were Sam Kuizin, Fred Hindel, Terry Sexton, Bob Krygowski, -Ioe Okon, Ron Tokar, Larry Puchalski and vocalist Dennis McKenna, who also teamed with 'fLongwood's Gift to Rita , Miss Nlarieolette Powers. Page 112 fa ,gi 931 'in ,Ili 'LQ dl E.. l. 1' 'vs' qee fav 'Q' ,im iffy ,iz vc fggg U ef W nm. X ,, ,hw 4 66 cjWgAf fo emem enlv Friday night, May 17, marked the biggest social event of the year. The place - the luxurious Grand Ball Room of the Morrison Hotelg the occasion - the Senior Ball. Dick Long and his or- chestra set the tempo as spotless tuxedos and colorful White, blue and pink for- mals whirled and dipped to their hearts delight. It seemed strange to see faces you knew so well sticking out of a tux Qyou almost felt like introducing your- selfj, but being dressed to show didn't stop anyone from joining the fun and having a good time. And why not! It was the last big school dance, the big one , a night to tuck away in your memories for a lifetime. Page 114 xii wi E32 5 'ggi 3 2 X A Q E ws 5:1 1 wg x , Aw 2 E X mf' g.sz1wg.7- ' X, uwgq,.t'1 T35 ww kf ei . ,wwf QW awww 1' 1 paw Q, fn if mia A i , ,Q 2 is 4 sc 3 '75 I':I:.Q:55-Ediklztgs.: : ? I WSW' ff' 5 W 'W 2? . Q iE.,. A ,EL . 8 :Lf .,.-.. 0 354 vw -:f,.2:1 f Wi? ,X Q an 'Wig 0 Y i ff' EA, 1383: 55 fiyni ll' 3,9 '51-af lei w 'N X x x x M l 1 x 1 I E 1 I 5 5 VARSITY FOOTBALL nick, Bararo, Gasper, Hoerster Slepski, Oswald, Kwiatkowski Grzelinski. recki, Lucketich, Tierney, Boss nem, Coley, McNamara. kulski, Krupski, Greenan, Perna Haggerty, Wlalsh. Backfieldz Doyle Trapp O'Rourke Marolda Line: Antonacci, Schaak, Styczniski Caruso, Tumunello, Neblo, Her man. usfangs n jo ly uccessllizl Season St. Rita's Mustangs enjoyed a successful season this year, finishing third in the powerful South Section, which proved to be the league's toughest loop. They were led by a new skipper, Chuck Rheinschmidt, who was the line coach under Ed Cody, and moved up to the head position when Mr. Cody resigned to accept a college coaching job. The Mustangs dropped two pre-season warmups to Gordon Tech. and St. George, but shifted into high gear when the regular season got underway. They rolled over their first three opponents - St. Mel, Mendel, and St. Elizabeth - and were the sole possessors of first place. However, the Red and Blue lost a heartbreaker to Mt. Carmel and were defeated by Leo's fiery Lions as Lady Luck turned her back to the Rita eleven on two successive Sundays. They got back on the victory trail in the last league game by tumbling De La Salle, to post an impres- sive f -2 mark for their efforts in the league campaign. Rita then moved into the playoffs but were eliminated in the quarterfinals by highly-rated St. George. X'Ve bid farewell to all the seniors of the 1956 St. Rita grid squad: -Iohn Herman, Jerry Doyle, Ray Schaak, Lou Antonacci, Ron Marolda, Pete Caruso, -lack O'Rourke, Don Pikulski, Tom Tierney, and Ray Tuminello. Mav God reward them for the thrills they gave us each Sunday on the gridiron, and the bumps and bruises they took doing it. OPPOSITE PAGE Left Center Moraldo rolls out for pass against St. George in So1dier's Field. Lrm'er Iwi! 1 An alert Mustang defense pounces on loose pigskin. Page 121 lst Row: Donzelli, Dacoss, Zahrad- 2nd Row: McGuire, Johnson, Go- Kirby, Emmet, Wolson, Considi- 3rd Row: Thompson, Danda, Vel- lctte, Dynis, Stanczyk, Evans, Pi- gbofgall Left Lou Antonacci makes a valiant but futile attempt to gather in aerial against St. George in the playoffs. Upper Right Mustang tacklers close in on St. George back in exhibition game. Lower Right Jack O'Rourke is brought down by George defense after picking up precious yardage in playoff battle. ST. RITA 19 - GORDON 25 The 1956 St. Rita grid season got off on the wrong foot with the Mustangs falling before a highly improved Gordon Tech eleven in an exhibition game. The Red and Blue drew first blood on a Marolda-to-Herman TD aerial and Jerry Doyle's plunge for the extra point. The northsiders bounced back with two scores in the lirst half and another in the third period to take a 19-6 edge. The Mustangs then came back with two TD's to knot the score at 19 apiece, but then Gordon tallied on a 65-yard run to take the decision. ST. RITA 14- - ST. GEORGE 27 The Mustangs met St. George's Dragons in their second exhibition game, and dropped a heart-breaker. The two teams squared oii at Lane Tech Stadium and battled to a 7-7 deadlock at half-time With Jerry Doyle blasting 2 yards for the TD and tackle Ray Schaak toeing the PAT. St. George whipped across two quick scores in the third period to gain the lead that they never relinquished. Marolda rifled an aerial to Herman for the other Mustang tally, and Schaak converted again, but it wasn't enough to overtake St. George. ST. RITA 32 - ST. MEL 20 With the experience gained from the exhibition games, our league schedule got off on the right foot. St. Mel felt the kick. Doyle and Herman provided the Red and Blue scoring punch, tallying two times apiece as Rita toppled Mel in the first league game. Krupski also tallied on a 5-yard dash, Schaak added two extra points. The Mustangs were on the short end of a 20-14 score at the end of three periods, but burst forth with an 18-point spurt in the fourth and iinal quarter to annex the victory. Doyle and Herman collaborated to treat the crowd to a thrilling pass play in which Doyle started to run wide and then lofted a 60-yard aerial to Herman who carried the piskin into the Mel endzone. goofdall -lerry Doyle races around end for short gain against Mendel. ST. RITA 19 - MENDEL 12 The Mustangs made it two in a row with a 19-12 Conquest over their arch-rivels, Mendel's Monarchs, leaving St. Rita in a deadlock for the South Section lead. It wasn't until the last play of the first half that the Ritans broke the scoring ice with the Marolda-to-Herman combo team- ing up for the TD. Schaak's PAT attempt was low, and Rita was on the long end of a 6-0 score at halftime. Four plays after the third quarter got underway, the Mus- tangs crossed Mendel's goal for the second time, with Jerry Doyle racing around end for 8 yards and the tally. Rita scored once more, this time it was a 66-yd. jaunt by Dovleg O'Rourke rammed over for the extra point. Although the Monarchs crossed the Red and Blue goal- line twice, Rita held its lead. ST. BETA 32 - ST. ELIZABETH 0 The Mustangs notched their third consecutive victory against no league losses, thus entitling them to the undisputed possession of first place in the South Section. Doyle and O'Rourke, flashy Rita backs, led the 32-0 drubbing by dealing all the fatal blows in five touchdowns. jerry Doyle accounted for three and Jack O'Rourke tallied twice. Yocko Herman split the goal-posts with a pair of extra points to complete the route. ST. RITA 6 - MOUNT CARMEL 13 Rita suffered their first league setback at the hands of Mt. Carmel's Caravan, 13-6, in a spine-tingling encounter at Soldier Field. The Mustangs fought Carmel to a scoreless draw at the half, but fell behind 7-0 in the third period. They came back on a Marolda-to-Antonacci pass that covered 33 yards and netted the Ritans a touchdown. Herman's try for the PAT was blocked and the Mustangs were still one point shy of Carmel. The Caravan scored again, and although the Red and Blue fought valiantly and desperately, they could not erase the Carmel advantage. Besides having to endure their first league defeat, the Rita eleven was severely hurt as jerry Doyle received a concussion in the course of the action. ST. RITA 7 - ST. LEO 33 The Mustangs, in a first-place South Section showdown at Shewbridge Field with the Lions of Leo, fought hard and gamely against the mighty Lions. Their spirit was outstanding, as was the spirit of the student body throughout the year. The only drawback was that the Ritans were playing With- out the services of their star back Jerry Doyle who was injured in the previous game. The Red and Blue took the opening kick-off all the way into the Leo end-zone, with Jack O'R0urke going the last 4 yards and also charging over for the extra point. The Lions then took over with their hard-charging team and scored five touchdowns and three PAT. The loss set the Mustangs back into a third place tie with Mendel. Page 123 oo fha!! ST. RITA 20 - DE LA SALLE 18 St. Rita closed out the regular season and qualified for the Catholic League playoffs by beating De La Salle's Meteors 20-18. Jerry Doyle, returning to the line-up for the first time since suffering his head injury in the Carmel game, sparked the Mus- tangs to the victory with repeated bone-crushing drives. The Ritans drew first blood when Herb McGuire, the Mus- tang field general, lofted an aerial to Yocko Herman who leg- ged it into the end-zone. ST. RITA 0 - ST. GEORGE 28 . .. Playoff Game St, Rita's Mustangs fell before the mighty St. George Dragons, 28-0, in the quarterfinals of the Catholic League Playoffs. The one-sided score was deceiving for the Ritans played a fine game and were strong in defeat. The Red and Blue re- peatedly threatened to score and even had one touchdown called back because of a penalty. res man oofgall The freshmen football team was small in size this year, and outweighed by almost every team it faced. But the players learned with the bumps of each game, and re- fused to give up. Their grit payed off as they finally tasted victory in the last two games. The schedule was made up of games with Mendel, Loyola, De Paul, Gage Park, and Mt. Carmel. There's more to football than throwing a pass and carrying the ball, and its as freshmen that our future varsity men learn the ropesw. They pick up the ABCs of blocking and tackling, and gain game experience, all so necessary before moving up to the varsity in the years ahead. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Row 1: D. Kopez, T. Rogovich, YV. XVagner, F. Ciabatteii, J. Niekula, R. Turek, R. Conanan. Row 2: J. Parrevicchio, R. Borla, J. Griffin, J. Tulnminello, G. Bruno, S. Simmone, Mgr. R. Kaleta. Row 3: J. Ahern. R. Rubas, J. Carroll, O'Neil, D. Yukich, K. Jankist, R. Smith, S. Klarich, F. Brazek. Row 4: A. Gardella, P. Kirby, J. Kwiatek, J. Plotkowski, R. Pribilski, J. Sullivan, J. Jurinek, D. Neslund, R. Piastowski. 5fVlL2S an Spares Bowling hit a new high at St. Rita during the past year. The sport's growing popularity in Chicago and over T-V is reflected among St. Rita students, with about 300 taking the alleys each week at Gage Park Recreation. So many were eager to bowl this year that Father Senke, O.S.A., had leagues bowling on Tuesdays and Thursdays, and a travelling league on weekends. Even two priest teams bowled this season, sparking the interest and competition. A picked team had a few matches with other high schools, our bowlers more than holding their own. The bowling craze has really caught a firm hold at St. Rita, with interest on the upswing each season. Beloit' lfvft Keeping a check on the score helps. And scorekeepers do make mistakes fby accident, ol coursej. Below Right A good-fitting ball, dry that thumb, and this should be a strike coming up. OPPOSITE P,-X012 Top NVhooping it up with a 230 game in sight. Cenfm' Left The smiles tell the story as the priest team chalks up another win. lust too much lor the bovsl . 1 Otlzers Right Note that form and delivery, please! They mark a good bowler. A few strikes and spares help, too. wow-M u X mrs Q, fi? EE fix? I A : ., L :. : . Y 1 ,. SQ fel E:.::5ga2f: ..,. . Q X ft V ww 1-1 , 4 , ..,.- .. , M1,sQWz'f H X 1 E ,sg if .,..,, I ,.:,. T 0 1122235 .www 0 xmszfw. - Q v i. ,Az :.g,.: . if . W E' -3'g:3,'::55..:N E ,fa , 1124 1- rf k f , W ww 'W f X fam K f Q is B 5 5 5 ' A FU rsif askefdall eavcywelg f a cy Neither the heavies nor the lights enjoyed a successful season in l957. Both hnished the campaign with records, ' ' ' ' ' ' ' l the fourth the heavies tying lor filth place and the lights or spot. The heavies sported a very commendable l0-3 practice game mark, but they had to play their first six conference en- counters away and it took a lot out of them. However, just 36 points placed in the right spots could have reversed their league slate to 9-3 and the third slot, since they lost six games by seven or lewer points. Top Prapolenis' lay-up adds two points lor Rita against Mendel. Iioltomi Scanlon, Pellagrino, Hattie, and Valaitis battle for loose ball against Mendel OI'POSI'l'li PAGE Top Left Scanlon brings down rebound against De La Salle with Zawaski and Valaitis ready to help. Top Right ' ' to Grab Scanlon gets in hont ol opponent g ball off the board. liollom Left Make up your in as ball bounces crazily oil rim. ind , players seem to say , Bottom Right Come on, joe, give me , 1 nock of De ' ll a break begs lfVar La Salle, as Scanlon takes the ba Page 129 vies were Joe Scanlon The two brightest stars on the hea fi i hed seventh and eighth in score and Iohnnv Valaitis, who n s ing and gained many all-star votes. Like the XfVhite Sox in recent years, the lights are saying YVait till next year. The lights surely present a formidable ray of hope in the fact that they lose only two players through graduation, Duke Murtaugh and Dan Moose Musielak, and only lvlurtaugh was a starter. If all the returning lettermen measure in, the junior Mustangs will no doubt be a strong contender for the Catholic League championship. ' ' ' h them luck. XfVe bid farewell to the senior players and wis HEAVIES Row 1: Varnas, Hoban, Scanlon, Czapla, Zvinakas, Kwiatkowski, Hatje, Pelegrino, Papes, Thome, Adams Row 2: Valaitis, Prapuolenis, Kowalski, Gelbuda, Kress, Tranowski, Kaleta, Schmitz, Herman, Xawaski Row 3: Ed. Kellow QCoachj, Pavelek and Sharpe QManagersj lst League Game ST. RITA 69 - ST. MEL 75 The Mustangs dropped a tough 75-69 decision in the league opener against St. Mel's Knights. The Red and Blue cagers gave a good account of themselves and held a 38-35 halftime lead, but couldn't stave off the continuous Knights drive. John Valaitis and Al Zvinakis shared the high scoring honors with 16 and I4 points respectively. 2nd League Came ST. RITA 69 -- MENDEL 55 The Ritans gained their first conference victory by crushing their Augustinian rivals, the Mendel Monarchs, 69-55. The Mustangs, paced by johnny Valaitis' 31 tallies, took a 36-24 lead at halftime and were never seriously threatened after that, as they coasted to the victory. 3rd League Came ST. RITA 55 - ST. ELIZABETH 85 The Mustangs fell before the steady onslaught of the powerful St. Elizabeth Ironmen, 85-55. The Ritans gave a good account of themselves in the final half, but the Ironmen got hot in the third period and pulled away, although Rita outpointed them in the final quarter. joe Scanlon chalked up 26 markers in the losing cause. 4-th League Game ST. RITA 61 - MT. CARMEL 64 The Red and Blue lost a tough one to Mt. Carmel in an over- time contest. The defeat was doubly hard to digest since, at one point in the second quarter, the Mustangs enjoyed a 16-point cushion, 33-17. How- ever, Mt. Carmel came back strong in the second half and in the final seconds tied the score at 61 up, sending the game into overtime. The Cara- van dropped in a basket and a free throw while holding the Ritans score- less, to dominate the overtime. 5th League Came ST. RITA 60 - ST. LEO 66 The Mustangs suffered their third straight defeat this time at the hads of Leo's Lions, 66-60. The game was close all the way, with Leo finally pulling out the win. Valaitis dropped in 23 points and Scanlon basketed 18, but it wasn't enough to turn the tide. 6th League Game ST. RITA 34 - DE LA SALLE 53 The Ritans again were subdued, this time by the De La Salle Meteors. The Mustangs employed both a press and a stall to try and upset the highly touted De La Salle quintet, but found themselves on the short end of a 10-2, lst quarter score. The Ritans bounced back in the second period and were only down 5 points at halftime, but it was to no avail. 7th League Came ST. RITA 55 -- ST. MEL 58 After playing their first six league games on foreign courts, St. Rita came home for the second round of the season. Mle dropped a 55-58 heart- breaker in a double overtime. 8th League Came ST. RITA 69 - MENDEL 57 Rita. sparked by Scanlon's 29 points, finally snapped their losing streak by thoroughly routing Mendel, 69-57. The Mustangs jumped out to a big 38-17 advantage, catching Mendel off-guard by an effective full court press early in the game. Using substi- tutes freely in the second half, St. Rita coasted to victory. 9th League Came ST. RITA 43 - ST ELIZABETH 55 After giving an outstanding exhibition of their basketball talents for three quarters, the Mustangs unfortunately weakened and then fell to St. Elizabeth, 55-43, at home. Valaitis headed the strong - but - not - strong enough Rita attack, gathering 18 points. 10th League Game ST. RITA 65 - MT. CARMEL 47 The Red and Blue tasted the sweetness of vengeance as they an- uihilated the Mt. Carmel Caravan, 65-47, in their return meeting at St. Rita. After a nip-and-tuck first quarter, the Mustangs began to roll and before the stunned Carmelites could recover, Rita had gained a command- ing lead that they never relinquished. Scanlon with 19, Praupolenis with 17, and Valaitis with 15 tallies paced the Ritan onslaught. 11th League Game ST. RITA 62 -- LEO 69 The Mustangs dropped a tough 69-62 decision to Leo, after yielding their halftime advantage. The Red and Blue cagers fought a valiant battle all the way, never letting Leo get too far ahead, but they couldn't muster the power to over- come the Lions. Scanlon and Valaitis with 19 and 15 markers, respectively, took the scoring laurels. 12th League Game ST. RITA 43 - DE LA SALLE 48 The Mustangs closed the conference season on a sad note, dropping a narrow 48-43 tussle to De La Salle. However, the Mustangs came within reaching distance of derailing the sectional leaders, De La Salle. For almost the entire first three periods, the Mustangs clutched a 5-8 point bulge, but the Meteors grasped a tie just before the start of the fourth stanza, and then won in this final session. Page 130 lintlonz Right DeFiore and I-Iarrington grah rehound from eager Carmelite. lst League Came ST. RITA 56 - ST. MEL 64 Although they played a fine game throughout, the Mustang lightweights dropped their 1957 league opener. They fell to the St. Mel Knights, 64-56, after leading at halftime and staying in the battle all the way. A consolation was jim Harrington's taking the scoring laurels for the Mustangs with 24 points, 2nd League Caine ST. RITA 51 -- MENDEL 54 Lady Luck turned her hack to the Red and Blue once again as after waging a valiant struggle with Mendel, they fell to the wayside, 54-51. Duke Mur- taugh Captured the Rita scoring accolades with l4. 3rd League Came ST. RITA 42 -- ST. ELIZABETH 46 Again the Mustangs dropped a narrow decision, this time bowing to the St. Elizabeth Ironmen in a 46-42 heartbreak. Rita, paced hy Harrington's l3 markers, were never out of the fight, hut lilizaifeth, playing a slow, control game, kept just ahead throughout. 4th League Came ST. RITA 67 1 MT. CARMEL 73 The Ritans continued in their fruitless efforts as Carmel whipped them, 73-67. The two quints were separated by a mere one point going into the final period, but Carmel put together an unexpected rally that pulled them safely into the lead. Harrington re- peated as high scorer for the third time in the first four encounters, this time with 24. LIGHTS Row l: Harrington, Russo, Barret, Murtaugh, Mahay, Mu- silak, Dartsch, Sinikoski, Baldinelli Row2: Benhen, De Fiore, O'Connel, Castro, Egan, Lacney, Mueller Row Ei: Peteraeelli, Yitha Qhlanagersj, Ed Kellow QCoaChj Page 131 Tojz Valaitis hooks for two points through four Carmel men as Zawaski and Scanlon look on. Bottom Left Barret and DeFiore grab rebound from Carmel. 5th League Came ST. RITA 45 - LEO 77 Rita's losing skein slumped to five straight as the Leo Lions thumped them, 77-45. It was no contest against the superior Leo live and Rita trailed all the way. 6th League Game ST. RITA 49 - DE LA SALLE 78 The Mustangs completed the lirst round of league play without a single triumph as De La Salle trounced them 78-49. After a tight first quarter, the roof caved in on the Red and Blue , and De l,a Salle roasted to the victory. 7th League Came ST. RITA 60 - ST. MEL 57 Coming to their home court after the six strenuous away games and playing before a home crowd perked tip the Ritans as they annexed their first conference Win, 60-57 over Mel. Led by Harrington's rebounding and scoring, the Mustangs dominated play in every quarter but the last, and led throughout. 8th League Game ST. RITA 54 - MENDEL 52 The Mustangs made it two in a row, avenging their earlier defeat to Mendel with a 54-52 conquest. No more than two points divided the two squads at the end of any quarter, but it was the Mustangs who happily came out on the long end of the score. Murtaugh showed superb defensive play intermixed with 15 points to gain top honors. 9th League Game ST. RITA 46 - ST. ELIZABETH 53 The Mustang dreamland was suddenly burst into stark reality as Elizabeth administered a 53-46 shellacking. Rita played a good determined game, but, due to a poor third period, were not able to secure the Win. 10th League Game ST. RITA 59 - MT. CARMEL 47 The Mustangs trampled Carmel's Caravan, 59-47, in their return match for their third win at home. They began to pull away in the second and had no trouble in the last half. 11th League Game ST. RITA 37 - LEO 71 The Mustangs again were mauled by Leo. this time to the disdainful tune of 71-37. There was no stopping Leo, however hard they tried, and Rita was forced to go down to defeat for the eighth time in eleven outings. 12th League Came ST. RITA 55 - DE LA SALLE 61 The game St. Rita live closed out the '57 season on a sad note, losing to De La Salle Gl-55. They gave a good account of themselves during the entire game, and with a few breaks could have reversed the outcome. tml Page 132 INTERMEDIATES T011 Row Papas, Barbz11'o, Kosck, Hoersusr, Lyiuan, McGuire, XVicklund, Boss, Moran Aliddle Row Donovan, Horkavy, Sich, O'Dck1rk. Burns 15111111111 Row Kalcta, Craig, lfr. J. j. O'Mallcy fCOachj Rl 12 MIDGET TEAM Top Row Kraus Middle Row Icy Qiloaclij liollmuy Row Swidrou, Butcher FLYWEIGHT Top Row Stanzich, Yukich, Dorccs, Posuorski Dartseh, Mr. Yonto, Coach Middle Row Bradly, Burke, Balclcncll, Manning Gardella, Smith liotlom Row Youzapiatis, Bcnbcn, Drcssel, Porre- Vecchio BANTAMWEIGHT Top Row Adams, Papas, Reuthcr, Jenner, Escra Lang, Lynos, Yonto QCoachj Bottom, Row Kaleta, Mayiarka, Kowalski, Carrol Bcnben Page 133 lenawick, Morris, Kopec, Barrett, Hovanick, Macjarlanc, Choravat, Paciga, Warzcfha, l'c11dcrs, Bruno, Meade, Musxanski, l 1'.j.xI. O'Mal- Bonjouruo. Nicminskc, Simone, ST RITA LIBERTY LEAGUE lhadlcy, Sznra Baldochowski XVINFIILWVSRI, Kncli I i 0 Malley fcoachy Mazxaika. Manning Nieu iarowski, Benbcn FROSH SOPH NlCWldl'lJWSkl, Manning B1 adley, Maziarka 11 O Mallcy fcoachj Kulovitis, Wiesniewski Deibas fcoachj Rardochowski, Lang imma Kuch asegall Football and basketball get most of the spotlight in high schools, while baseball, although America's national sport, is the Hforgotten sister. And yet, down through the years St. Rita has won more cham- pionships and league titles in baseball than in any other sport. In fact, so the story goes, the regular Catholic league busted up because St. Rita won too often. The competition gave up. To keep alive that Winning tradition in baseball, a large number of students turn out each spring, more than enough for the varsity. A frosh-soph team is Helded, too, and many of the players stick together during the summer representing St. Rita in various leagues. This all adds up to explain Rita's winning ways on the ball diamond. Page 134 Nl PONY LEAGUE Kraus, Marik MacFarlane, Meade Fr. 0'Malley fcoachj ST. RITA SAINTS,' LIBERTY LEAGUE Standing: McNally, Sich lfrankovich, Zawislak Flanagan, Marik Kneeling: Pietrowski, Dado Anthony, Bohanek Front: C loyewski Fr. O'Malley Qcoachj ST. RITA AMERICAN LEGION ' TEAM Row 3: Boss, Long Scanlon, Horton Trapp, Marik Qcoachj Dcrbos fcoachj Row 2: lfdziela, Evans Havlik, Deutsch Kubolanza Row l: Fr. O'Malley Qcoachj Bradley, Stachura McKenna, Benben With Bat: Lacny A good ball team has a good farm system, and St. Rita claims one, too. Her Branch Rickey is Father O'Malley who'd be a millionaire if he had a dime for every player he gave a start at St. Rita. 'KThe coach never stops, and it pays off. Class will tell, and in baseball We have it! One lst and three 2nds in summer park leagues and American Legion play speak for itself. 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