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

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1958 volume:

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For St. Rita high school can point to the Rev. Ruelleu P. Fink, prior of the Augustinians here, and former rector of St. Rita, as its real tradition. For Father Fink is the man who has made St. Rita High School what it is today. To him, whose untiring work in the efforts to make St. Rita High School known, respected and recognized as a major educational institution, this book is respectfully dedicated. Father Fink is a man who believes in getting things done - and he found out long ago the easiest way to get them done is to do it yourself. lt was through his constant work, efforts, and toils that St. Rita was built into the largest boys' Catholic high school in the Midwest. He was also the leader in the establishment of a second Augustinian high school in Chicagos south side. Mendel Catholic High School. At present Father Fink is spearheading a successful drive to raise funds to build an Augustinian seminary in Chicago. Approaching this project with the enthusiasm of a bongo drummer in Calypso rhythm, his driving efforts and determi- nation are making the realization of the seminary a certainty. To the man who has dedicated his life to boys - and to St. Rita boys in particular - we say Thanks and Gratitude! 3 XJ Xl 6 S, P, in MJ k X i . 3 ,HA .A ,,. ! 5 -ft Q f - W ff' . S-5 q 1 an 315: 5 :1 , .w g 3,1 ,.,.,. . .. , H . 'E W x A 2 W, A, if R My mai MQ uf 3 Q Q 724 h QQ ,ff iw 3 A Ks, I , Q ww , iv , M . ' ,fxgcggzm , .ze Q A :es tsfwzessm W2 X is if gif-wt1i.E?Q:vNai2Q:,fiz2ff Q iq QLfE5Ifi3iiEu 1 if X L X Qswsgfmmfikf 1, 3,,i3?Eqg?m!Qzi5f A 'Q 1 fiwwiwwif X is fX'ES5iNgfi 4 A , wwfzwuiffw 1 X N V M ,:2,l, .anis S W .www L , , im. Q . kiiw , . 0 4325535 NA -wg? U WF' I ' f?is3W1i.w52 g A IFR X -Y 5 Si - Q W , Y 2 .. f,,, N- L gggmmw- A ZW X - 1 wtisfigglfgti - ., . ' vixgaw gg w ' ----- ' ' sf --'- - X-vwim 2 ln- 'W' vi' 4'-, ww -'I Z .ff Y ,M ay V4 f, 1 I A Eff? N I VL 544 fl, ws 9 1 s X X S gf S -wx s Q32 XX 5 x X fi X Q Q Q Q l Q X NC N '-E ,EQ ,ful '1 :WALK L gg H SA r M. 1 'V I 'A' Ei 3 Qi-lgf ' L 3 1 , , fs! vin f Iv Tv 9' 4. W , 1 241 Q wk., rg , :f if 'A QWVI 'Mya , JT' .w4 J, u . W 4 2. md, 5 1 if N lqgaswiggb W fiw. k 1 :Q -I 1 E l xg 5 Q ..., QQ A mex fQSx' fL 45x W Q x Q ?3g.wy 5 5 gf lf Q1 ,V g A - A YL ,.,..f ,+ in was 4 my rx B , 'Q .Q R Nl ' 55 S f by K 1.-4 SP, 5.5615 ks v wgag.Q Qw L, W wr S Q K x SCHO0L Biology students correlate the material in the textbooks to the models in the lab. ri 5 Q01 ! I3 , 5 9 l-rl lv! fn! IQ QM lvg 'lm 3812 ' if K , '39 gg pq 1 ' u IEP' LIN IAQ in TNQ 243 .1-v ',p'V, The basic reason for Catholic High Schools is to provide religious instruction and training for all students. This is the main purpose guiding the Religion Depart- ment. Courses are arranged throughout the four year program so as to teach those ideas which are necessary not only for the present moment, but also for the whole life of each Rita man. The fundamental truths of our religion are Well taught and the application of these truths to the problems facing each one are pointed out. Vocational guidance and counselling comes under the direction of this depart- ment in a special manner. The Chaplains and the other teachers in this department endeavor to assist each boy in understand- ing his particular problems and needs. Page 12 RELIGIII Y EP BT IE Fr. Sidney Horne, 0.S.A. Brirther Thomas, O.S.A. Fr. joseph Derby. 0.S.A Pruuimtor Siifrisruii Lilwr.irinn lfr. Wznlter McNicholas, O.S.A. Fr. john Berretta. 0.S.A. Fr. Leo Cavanaugh. O.S.A. Demi of Religiim Department Religion Religion, Civics fflmplniii, Reliluimi, liiulugy lfr. limlwarcl Kersten, 0.S.A. Fr. Gerald Theis, O.S.A. Fr. john Van der Beck. O.S.A. Reliluiim, Liuin Assixmur Clhnpluin Religion Religion, General Sqience, l..iiin Page I 5 joe Castro, the ever faithful server at all Liturgical functions, prepares to assist once more .4 is QW l Jerry Nicholas discovers Bernard Kosowski puts in practice Robert Scherer looks over a Missa the ideas of St. Bernadette. to see how it is arranged that even some text books He, too, finds the rosary and learns for himself can be interesting more about the Mass. and practical. a big help in many ways. Page 14 OPPOSITE PAGE -' E r co nizant of their First Duty, Rita men pla ve g first things first. Here, on the One Hundredth ant versary of the Apparitlon at Lourdes, Ritans vi: shrine dedicated to Our Lady of Lourdes. ,A 1 -al, - gf f1.A.,a-,A.4v-'av' -ff. ' . ' ff ' ring Sl ,Ny-w A w 'r 1?gr:,:f,eu Q I I A Q I 5 . ki KX A . Nt gi- J, ts 5 U.: .,- ,'. Q. 1 - ,, fy: -. ,-'fc,1':-tm.. , J, 5'wz,'- NL . .Q ' ggi' .,-?'.4 a2Yl. 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Q.: Q. 5, ,lf -':,l!Ah.4, 5 in 'Wl,vS1dRi',.- .- 4 f Q 'N K . 3 .k ' - .- r N , ,o - ra .1 I . r, J 1 ,K 'P h 5' . ll .n, tix Q v ly ., ga, .J I JA Sl. if Q 1.1 It ' H , N ' ., '. 'R u Y 9 4 s I 1 , K VE, law!! f ' 444,13 , ,- A V J' Vi ,vxiiaq C 'Aix - . -J I Q X ' f ,iv R r I Q JU - . ww ' 'A ' , r 5. A 1- . A. A 33 faq, 5 A fb 5' 3' .Q 'Q 4 ? . ' Htl rl V ' A ' of-f' 1nl 'f'7 , 'U ' 43' W Q '35 G fa 'Y' if 4 JB' W' ' ol! -I QA ' :ta af 1 ,S R33 ftvf QA 4 X K 1 Q n W 1 v f., .T 4... .N may ' ...lf ,,,- Q ' ' Q J ,...'Z ' ,- , , vw :YP ' Q fu , . ffm 3' 34 4 N. . w lg, ,J h R R 'X N . fmfmfgfk, ' .. Zgvff' -N rfb R x 'xxx' .wk f -N 1,1 s 43 an U watts ,,fit'gi -Q 5.353532 fm Qfgitiw 'Qs if V xlib' ' :wt - W. tif 1Qp svn.-gt. In the Language Department we find two groups - the English Department and the Foreign Language Department. These two work together to assist all the students in arriving at the desired end - the ability to express ideas clearly and correctly. The program of the English Department is so arranged that the students are taught the rules of grammar and their applications both in the written word and the spoken word. Literature is taught to develop an appreciation for finer forms of expression. Latin, Spanish, and German are the other languages on our program. One or more of these are offered to each student to meet his needs and requirements. An opportunity is thus afforded to each to learn whichever language he feels is most advantageous for him. Page 16 Q X 'Hx X sf? Q fj Q Q , V Ag ix Qs . x ix s X y , 3 V Q x N Q .. 1 . ,x 4 U s . ly -.REV Q f N nw. ' AX- X x R M. 1: X x X 'N v Q xx f , i f - 5- Q -x 1,45 A5 x S.,,Q'X S., A. Y X 'NYS' James Fenimore Cooper could have used a character like Clarence jass in a few Recent literature has featured a new attraction in the way of skin divers and frogmen. Bruno Janus is in training to be featured in the future stories along this line. of his novels. gf 'S' ,wt Ben Franklin made his impression on American Literature, but Ron Mente has some ideas of his own on Colonial writing. WAX. Jerome Moch gets an opportunity Bill Arends knows that Chief jim Moran surveys the to find out how the Knights Shakespeare needed his terrain while awaiting the of King Arthur's Court efforts in a few plays. arrival of General Custer. moved around in their armor. Page 18 OPPOSITE PAGE if To fully enjoy a visit to a foreign country one must know its language and its traditions. Language stu- dents are preparing for future adventures in business and vacations. iid? 5 ' x 4 J f as s-.--- 4 W ,. M ,L K x L ' S f 'Y X, 'X'iiggk1T?4?WQig'3g f H'XvsSvPfS Fi 3 3 3 5 ,S , .MM ,Away SESS .1 Q Q xv? QRS :.iSf5 x5QSr .kg SA -A S525 , X Y S E ix .w.aMx -SSH .ES' QXTM NX M Ax QQ fu w x gyxx X MX 1 X is xv! TDGERMANY H - 2 . 5 532 .Jw , ffis R' Q r-s.Ji mi 25' U 's E.: fi' Lx Maw CPJWBB :fi :Ax ifw 1 K ,L .,, ,,.,- i tilt uw-N The study of the past is a preparation for the future. With this as its guiding principle our history department presents to its stu- dents a look at the world from the beginning of man down to the present time. Civics and United States History show the development of our country and the complexities of our government on both the local and the na- tional scale. A better understanding of these ideas makes them more ready and capable of handling their responsibilities when they have to take over the reins of government. A look into world history and the other branches gives a better understanding of the problems facing them. Page 20 Ill 'TUIIY DEP RT Fr. john lfitzGcrz1ld, O.S.A. Mr. Bernard Brown Fr. Cornelius Lchanc Dum of History Dcpurtmcnt US. History Moticrn History, W'orlti History VS. History, Religion, Biology Rcligion lfr. liclwzxrd Sullivan, O.S.A. Mr. Victor Pctro Mr, Roman Zalatoris Xwovltl Ilistory, Rcliligion iiviu, Slumixli-Aint-riitm History ILS. History Page 21 Mel Dathe shows that all the History is not yet in the History books. Are you sure that is the correct map, Mr. Kaval? ik -Xxx wmrug,-, mural ,525 Nfhwazxlfil 'i .cya g S,-M Robert Grabowski finds an easy way Now what was that date Mr. Hycner? to get around the world. Page 22 OPPOSITE PAGE ll Our country's heritage, its rich traditions, and th. men and women who have made it great get Hrst class scrutinizing in all American History courses Required of all second-year students, our govern mental structures as well as personalities, dates ant events gain prominent attention. -crffr One of the most extensive departments in the school is the Science department. It in- cludes both the physical sciences and mathe- matics. Four year courses in each are offered to the students who have the ability and the desire to learn all they can in this field. Gen- eral Science, Biology, Physics and Chemistry lead the student to explore and learn more about the world in which he lives. In the field of Mathematics the student is exposed to the mystery of that term x in his early days and when that obstacle is sur- mounted he goes on to find out what the Greeks did in the field of Geometry. Ad- vanced Algebra, Trig and Solid Geometry are also available for the more industrious. Page 24 -2 ' X if v 1. Xxx. : i 1 J V ,S Q M Nw ' .J 1 x ' xi v x 'S' In , , ffm. r .W Viff ,fr '-', A -?afz5E'W gg :il -4 if 1 ' ui ,i W-. . ff H fa L, fri- . 5,1 ig , , ,., w-,Uv N, f. , . mv SM xl Ke 1' Ed Milas looks for a 'quickie' on his slide rule. Did you see that Well, Pat Bradley, do they electron yet, Mr. Szewczyk? both have the same frequency yet? Don Bartyzel is having a problem trying to make up his mind about the contents of that flask. Careful, Mr. Durkin, don't spill any of that on the floor. Ed Halleran discovers a whole new world under the microscope. OPPOSITE PAGE -P Laboratory work in all sciences-chemistry, physics, and biology-are stressed just as much as the lecture periods as Rirans strive to keep up with this chang- ing world of new gases and fabrics, of sputniks and satellites, of organisms and microbes. Page 26 5 ' ma: ui' fmjfih- Wm . Q, ww , QQ? V Q? f , 4'--.w 'HK s ,x NN .NN .gif S mx Ni -ui ' W N x The baby among the departments in the school is the business department. It is the baby in size but the finished product is as fully grown as the product of any of the other departments. Here the students have explained the ideas in the helds of book- keeping, shorthand, typing, business law and economics. Ample opportunities are given them to put these ideas into practice each day in and out of the classroom. The training they re- ceive is meant to lit them to step into posi- tions in the world of business when they graduate or to go on to college and prepare for business administration. Page ZS Ill ' 'S i' DEP IIT IE Mr. August Jeffery Mr. john Quarters Mr. Vfalter Cudzik Stenograpliy, Typing Sreliulurapliy, 'l'ypin.u. Civics Pliysical lllutatiuii Mr. -Inhn Stulwlwa, U,S.A. Brother Anthony. 0.S.A. lltuilxmiiiii, Stlnml Ullite lluukrnmmii, lnlirmarfan Miss 'llierese Atzhurn Mrs. Marianne Triana Mrs. Natalie Satunas Mrs. Elizabeth Sweeney l,iln .u'i.ui Set rc-tary Registrar Set retary Page QU Paul Petriekis keeps his typing book handy. Yes, john Szela, that Dictaphone is a handy gadget to have around. Robert Tibbett impresses the Dennis Kosubucki has it Now that is the proper way position of the keys on his mind. right there in his shorthand notes to cut a stencil, Mr. Thomas Dowling. -- no argument please. Page 50 OPPOSITE PAGE -i Ritans find the whys and wherefores of successful business enterprise hidden in voluminous library as- signments required of business students. Careful inves- tigations of various business practices, legal work, and monetary values get thorough attention from both students and instructors. 1 0 , 1 :jlfg 4 I fx 5 Q i in v 1 Q i 6 N' H 1- Il. -ua- H1 . 0 hun-nf 5151-vrigw 14 YZ 54 , X 1 .Q u , , z - W Q Qt I W 1-f gi ,S W 1 1 Q. ll 5 5 J 1 f E , Q LIXKLLLA H-ff... ....4, -4-... ...,.,.4,,. -:sf ,, f,1,,: V: A Wpna' I '-s--..,,, , , ' f ' - - .-np, Q ' ' W-,.. ,Q . Q, q . . iw ' . nl.,--v' -.1,LLl'.' -.,.,,,-N n...M 'Q-N. wah.. 'Qu ,.....- MH N' V 41 - S xg f. Y X x X 5 Q X LTSX s ...Q may u 3 Xy Q X fi I i .S Q' 'S . A . Q R,QbX 6 X gil x N X f slx x, xxx maxim Q. g R33 it s.-g W i 5 fig SYM 'WA One of the more interesting and diversi- fied departments in the school is the Tech Department . Here the student is given the opportunity to learn how to make and read drawings and then to see how they are used in various fields of endeavor. In the wood- shop and metalshop the use of the tools is taught. Automotives familiarizes him with the intricacies of the engine and other com- ponents of the modern car. In aeronautics he has a chance to build a plane from the draw- ing board to the airborne ship. Electricity and radio are offered for those interested in the field of electronics. Refrigeration and air conditioning are explained and those inter- ested have an opportunity to experiment in this field. Page 52 TECH DE BT IE Ifr. joseph Coyne, OSA. Mr. Robert lilacker Fr. john Burkhart, O.S.A. Mr. Florian Dodge D1-.nu ul Tell: Depnrnm-nr Aeron.n1riu Anrolnorivcs XY'oo.l .lllxl Neml Shops l,llyNlkx r, ,Imnex Ixunxonmkns lfr. lillmunll llnyes. U,S.A. lfr. lfruneis Lawlor, 0.S.A. lfr. 'l'honms lNlcGowun. O.S.A. Wholl Nhop hlL'Ll1.llllk.ll lJf.lNXllllLf Meelmniull Dmxxing Refriluemtion, Smiology 'Q lr Daniel Trunch, 0.S.A. Mr. Charles Rhienschmidt limlio, lileltriuty Auto Shop Page 5 3 Robert Culen gets plane from tool crib in preparation for his assignment in woodshop. jim Vrasic studies the formation of a rib section for the wing of the plane under construction. Page 34 Jim Griihn fmds the dividers are a mighty handy tool in the drafting class. M U T 'L . 'fllili Bob Mayer checks carburetor before replacing it in engine. OPPOSITE PAGE if Future engineers, architects and designers get actual, practical work in courses at St. Rita. Mechanical draw- ing sections aid in planning actual houses by blue- printing and construction of models. X I ,K il '51v + .- 5 LQ?-I af, B il 'ji A ' .,:, ' ' 'S' 4? ' 1 K qw? J if Q th, I A NSX A' ' r 'ATSQ X x Y- .: , X -X 'X 3 t 1 A +55 -.-Q. , Q S f if ' H , I F I ffW '2? vm pw g ' ' V JQEVH-.ia JJ 3. K. lrrwpg , g1ff .1 f, X My A' '11 'uvg?,q 2,' , ? ,yQA,,', ,gin E, , y WU. V , ,',v Ylgrrhh ,.,T!-X V . , .Y 5? Y 5f'f'j,f ,gf wg YV., ,M uaf.v:41,l J' ffl ff M. ,: ., ',fC,we,,'1' 'fr I 4.2, N x gf 6. .Ti ,S ysia-5'.5f' T' .N 'YL iff: H. ,gr -. X M' f Q, . . J , f, ' 'H .' ' 17.355 L9 . u , 4 463' ' P' ffl? fp 7' .- in JA, df R34 1 Mfg.: A ,5- Xgi we ' mx IQ, , f if 'rw tt Q -1 K Q I hw 7 f 31 I 5. -QU . gi Q . A-.,,Qs f ,, THE CLASS of 19 Page 36 ADAMS, JOHN A. St. Nicholas of Tolentine Section Officer lg Intramural Football I-2-3-4g Intra- mural Basketball I-Zg Basketball 5-4g National Honor Society 3-43 Tech Club lg Monogram Clubg College ADAMSKI, ROBERT L. Sr. Nicholas of Tolentine Section Oiiicer 25 Intramural Basketball I-2g Tech Fair 3-45 Science Fair 3-4g Bowling 55 College- Air Force ALBERTS, FRANK A. Immaculate Conception Section Orhcer 4g Bowling 3-45 Electrician ALBERTS, MICHAEL J. St. Daniel the Prophet Intramural Basketball I-2-3-43 Intramural Football 2-3-4g Stamp Club lg Merchant Marine Academy ALEKNA, VITAS P. Nativity B.V.M. Intramural Boxing 2g Intramural Basketball 3-43 In- tramural Football 4g Science Club lg National Honor Society 3-4g College-Medicine ALEX, JAMES G. Little Flower Intramural Football lg College ANDERSON, ROY T. St. Theodore Intramural Boxing lg Intramural Football 3-4g Electrician ANTONACCI, GERALD A. St. Rita Intramural Basketball l-2-3-45 Intramural Football 1-2-3-43 Tech Fair 3g Mechanic APIDA, ROD E. St. Casimir Section Officer lg Tennis 25 Bowling Zg Intramural Basketball 1-2g National Honor Society 3-43 Science Club lg College-Meteorologist ARENDS, RICHARD H. Sr. Rita Bowling 4g National Honor Society 3-43 Science Club lg College AUGUSTINE, CHARLES St. Rita Section Officer 1-23 Intramural Basketball 1-2-3-4g Intramural Football 1-2-4g Bowling 23 Science Club lg Printer BACHELDER, THOMAS C. St. Rita Intramural Basketball 1-Z-3-45 Intramural Football 1-2-3-43 Sanctuary Society Part of the over-How crowd when we opened the school year with Solemn High Mass at St. Rita Church. BLAHUSIAK, JOHN S. St. Rita Intramural Basketball I-2-3-45 Intramural Football 2g Bowling 2-5--13 Tennis 23 Civil Engineer BLASZCZYK, THOMAS J. St. Aclrian College BOGOLIN, ANTIIONY L. St. Stephen Bowling I-2-3-41 Intramural Basketball l-2-53 Intra- mural Football Ig College BOROWSKI. WILLIAM J. St. Symphorosa Section Otlicer lg Science Club I1 College - Mechan- ical Engineer BRODERICK, JOHN J. St. Rita Intramural Football I-2-5-AI: Intramural Basketball I-Z-5-4g Intramural Boxing 23 College BROMANN, THEODORE E. St. Paul Bowling I-2-3-fl: Intramural Basketball I-lg Intra- mural Football Ig College - Air Force BRONGIEL, DONALD A. SS. Peter and Paul Intramural Basketball 41 Intramural Football 5--'IL Bowling 41 Science and Tech Fair 31 Mechanic BROWN, DAVID F. St. Theodore Intramural Basketball I-21 Intramural Football Ig Forestry College BROWN, DONALD V. St. Theodore Section Oihcer Ig Intramural Football I-2-3--I3 Intra- mural Basketball I-2-3-flg Science Club I: Forestry College The senior officers have their problems as President McGuire finds out in his conference with Neblo, Trapp and Mueller. BACHOCHIN, WILLIAM j. St. Daniel the Prophet Section Oiiicer Fig Intramural Basketball Z-3-4g Intra- mural Boxing 2g Camera Club I-2-3-4g Ritan 5-43 Bowling 41 Cheerleader 5-43 Mechanical Engineer BARTOLI, CHRISTIAN V. St. Atlrian Section Othcer I-23 Baseball I-2g Intramural Basket- ball l-2-Sg Intramural Football I-2-53 U.S. Navy BATTAGLIA, ROBERT J. St. Maria Incoronata Section Otiicer I-Zg Intramural Boxing l-23 Intra- mural Football I-2-5-4g Intramural Basketball I-2-3-4g College - Architectural Drawing BARTYZEL, DONALD E. Good Shepherd Bowling I-2-3g Intramural Basketball l-2-5-45 Intra- mural Football l-2-3-4g Intlustrial Engineer BAUMGARTEN. GARY R. St. Rita Intramural Football I-2-3-4g Intramural Basketball l-2-5-43 Baseballg Stamp Club lg Glee Club 45 College - Liberal Arts BECKMAN, DENNIS H. Gootl Shepherd Section Oliicer 2-4g Intramural Basketball I-2g Bowl- ing Z-5-4g Intramural Football I-2-3-4g Baseball lg Tech Fair lg College - Musician BIALKA, DAVID J. St. joseph Baseball I-Z3 Bowling I-2-5-43 Intramural Basketball BQ Honor Roll lg College -- Pharmacist BIELL, ANTHONY Immaculate Conception Intramural Football 3-43 Intramural Basketball 3-4g College - Electrical Engineer BIRD, MICHAEL C. St. Rita Freshman Footballg Intramural Football I-2-3-45 College HT' in ! 1 ,W V. Q C BUDVITIS, PAUL L. Mark Sheritlan Section Ollicer I-.25 Tech Club I5 College - Adver- tising BUHE, JAMES E. St. Rita Intramural Football l-2-5-45 Intramural Basketball I-2-5-flg Agricultural Engineer BURKE, WALTER D. St. Rita Section Ollicer I-2-45 Basketball I5 Intramural Foot- ball I-2-3-fl5 Intramural Basketball I-2-5-45 Service BYRNE, ANTHONY T. St. Brentlan Intramural Football 25 Ritan 5--I5 College CALLAHAN, PETER Holy Retleemer Section Ollicer 2-.5-flg Intramural Football I-2-3-4g Intramural Basketball I-2-5-45 Intramural Boxing I-25 Baseball I-25 Movie Star CALZARETTA, PETER St. Mary of Mt. Carmel Section Ollicer 55 Intramural Basketball 1-2-3-45 In- tramural Football I-2-,S-4 CAMPANA.. RICHARD J. St. Atlrian College CAPPELLI, ROBERT R. Pickartl Intramural Football I-2-3-45 Intramural Basketball I-Z-5-45 Bowling 25 College CARROLL, THOMAS F. St, Thomas the Apostle Intramural Basketball l-2-3-45 Intramural Football I-Z-55 College -Electrical Engineer CASHIN, THOMAS J. Our Latly of Solace Intramural Basketball 3-45 Intramural Football 1-2- 5-45 Flight Engineer CASSATA, RICHARD B. St. Jerome Section Ollicer I-2-35 Intramural Basketball I-2-35 Intramural Football 2-55 Baseball 15 Honor Roll 1-2-31 National Honor Society 3-45 Medicine or Engineering CASTRO. JOSEPH E. St. Rita Section Ollicer 2-5-45 Baseball I5 Intramural Football I-Z-3-45 Basketball I-2-3-45 Sanctuary Society 1-25 Monogram Club 45 National Honor Society 3-45 College THE CLASS of I9 'QW' X Ks X -S . HNNSX but-za-ss Q X s .2 X x SS xx SNS m if T- s -Ulla.. Q X 5 t se af S f ssts MXNN at XS X . .XQN X k to S X x ts N-rr Page 39 THE CLASS of I9 Page 40 CHESEK, STEVE St. Bernadette Section Officer 1-2g Intramural Football I-2-3-45 Intra- mural Basketball 4g Science Club 1-23 Tech Club I-2g College CHIPPS, RONALD J. St. Clare of Montefalco Intramural Basketball l-2-3-43 Band 2-33 Navy CHRNKO, WILLIAM J. Sr. Theodore Mechanic CLETTENBERG, GEORGE J. St. Cajetan College COLEY, LESLIE L. Holy Redeemer Section Ollicer I-2-43 Intramural Boxing Ig Intramural Basketball 1-2-3-4g Football 1-2-3-43 Monogram Club 45 Medicine COLLINS, THOMAS B. St. Mary of Mt. Carmel Section Officer 5g Intramural Basketball l-2-5-43 Tech Fair lg Steamfitter CONLEY, PHILLIP G. St. Blase Intramural Football 2-3-43 Intramural Basketball I-2- 3-45 Navy Radio Man COOK, JOHN M. Little Flower Football lg Basketball lg Intramural Football I-2-3-4g Intramural Basketball l-2-3-45 College CORCORAN, JOHN St. Theodore Section Ollicer I-2-3-43 Intramural Basketball l-2-3-4g Intramural Football I-2-3-4g Bowling 3-43 College COREY, FRANCIS G. St. Sabina College COURY, PHILIP J. St. Adrian College CRILLY, JOHN H. Earle Section Officer I-2g Intramural Basketball I-2-3-45 Intramural Football 2-5-43 Cascian 45 National Honor Society 3-4g College - Naval Career 'llllL' favorite room ul' many of the students. 'lllllf work here is really dune well :xml in il hurry. 1IRlVIil.l.i JNli, RONA LD l'. 51. M.lly ul MI. f,.lI'IllL'l lmr.unur.aI lwmrlmll l-.Vw-I1 l:1r1.um1r.nl ltlslwllmll S lg lllbkllllllll ,', lflectrmmiu KQROKIE, DANI lil. M. 'llmu lllllillllllhll lmmlmll l-in-I1 lmmmuml lhnskellmll l I w IQf1lCef,llll1,l-1-ll Sueme l'nir S-ljlk-LI1 lixir l .l,l.l1lle,ue - l.uxx fQllU'l l'Y, lilfllllllill A. Sl. l7.nx'nl 51-ct11mOtl1u-1 lyfg lllll.lIHlll'.ll limmllxxll l-l-S- IQ lnrm- nluml llgnslverlmll llfw-lg lull lhirg Al4L'kllllllAll lin- gnreer KQllli'l'lN, jflllN St, 5.ll7lll.l Sc-:rum Ullner .'g lntmmlnml lilxlxerlmll l-I-3-ll ln- rr.umu.nl lfumlnnll l-I-S-lg lmrwmuml liuxing lg lfnglneer .f., ,ge K rgusmgx, 'HIUMAS lf. al. , 31, Mn1'y ul Mx. f..umel X' A. WJ 3 lmmxnuml l5.ulu-Ilmll I-.Vi-lg lnrmmuml lfuurlmll IJ- 5- lg fnllelue Eg. www ' D'AS'I'liO, ANTIIUNY I.. AQ, Sr. ilnlmm-I 1, ' lnlr.unul.ll llaslwllmll lf?-5-lg lmrgnmuml lfnurlvnll ' l l .' S ll lluklllllli ,' R, fulln-tue lllllllly hldll lJA'l'llli, Nllil. I.. N. Imepln lllHAllll.l1 Slg l1m.lmur.ll lhnslwrlull lg lnrr.1mur.ll lflmllmll lg lik-uri1i.nn DAI VKSHAS. RAYMOND P. Hur l,.nly ul Vlllm lflexrllmiu DAVIS. MIfIllAIil. AI. Nt. Mlm Img-I lnlmzmuml lknkerlnnll lflfw-lg lIlll'glIIllll'.ll lwmt I S, lS.mll I JJ- A, Vile l,lCSl1lL'llI ul linml ll Saiex - ..,.:,M mll len ll l'.l1r w I' Ngmumll llamur SUKICU' v- I' 5 . . H 1 - V . 4 . .H b lvyiv Kullexzc Av.-mn.1utu.nl l'll.LIllIL'L'l'lll-M Page ll 2? . Q ' X'-c' -QQ, . -K - is Q 2 X 5 sf 1 V' xxg XS X I X N R -pmt Page 42 The German students had their opportunity to show their ability at the Christmas Pageant. DEACY, JAMES T. St. Carthage Service DE BALL, LEONARD M. St. Turibius Tech Fair I-2g National Honor Society 3-45 College DEFIORE, PAUL R. Raster Section Ofhcer 2-33 Class Officer 2g Basketball l-2-3-4g Intramural Football I-2-3-4g Honor Roll 1-35 Jr. Varsity Captain 4g College DERUZ, DENNIS A. St. Mary of Mt. Carmel Intramural Basketball I-23 Science and Tech Fairs 3-4g Air Force DEUTSCH, EUGENE C. Assumption Section Ofhcer I-2g Baseball l-2-3-4g Intramural Bas- ketball 1-2-3-4g Intramural Football 1-2-3-4g Camera Club 25 Coin Club lg Electrician DEWILKINS, ROBERT W. St. Gabriel Intramural Football 2-33 Intramural Basketball 2g College DiCRESCENZO, ANTHONY A. St. Richard Section Ofhcer l-2g Intramural Football 45 Navy - Restaurant Owner DIPPLE, DANIEL G. Visitation Section Oflicer I-33 Intramural Basketball 1-2-3-4g In- tramural Football I-2-3-4g Baseball 1-2g Camera Clubg Coin Club lg Refrigeration DIRMEIKIS, BERNARD St. Joseph Tennis lg Camera Club DISPENSA. JEROME R. St. -Ierome Intramural Football I-.Z-3-'lg Intramural Basketball I-.23 Boxing lg College DOLIK, RICHARD j. Iloly Cross Intramural Football I,lg Metallurgist DOLIN, EDWARD T. St. Rita Intramural Football I-2-5--Ig Intramural Basketball I-.Z-5-43 Sanctuary Society I-2-55 College DUNATIQLLO, VINCENT St. joseph Section Ollicer 'Ig Intramural Football I-lg Intramural Basketball I-lg Science Fair 53 College DOUBEK. THOMAS E. St. Rita Intramural Football -Ig Forum -Ig College - Pharmacy DOVVLING. TIIOIVIAS St. Rita Intramural Football I-.Z-5-43 Intramural Basketball I-.Z-5-4g Science Club Ig College DRURY, NICK A. Sacreil Heart Section OIIicer 43 Intramural Basketball I-5445 Intra- mural Football ,5-f1g College DUFFY, ANDREW P. St. Rita Intramural Basketball I-I-43 Intramural Football 3-43 Sanctuary Society I-Z-,I-45 College DIINPI-IY. THOMAS M. St. Margaret of Scotland F.B.l..A. Awartlg C.P.A. DURKIN, PATRICK j. St. Carthage Section Ollicer 21 Boxing Z-5g Basketball Ig Baseball .Z-S-41 Intramural Football I-2-53 Sanctuary Society .Z-5-43 College DYKTON. JOHN J. St. Bernadette Football Ig Navy DYMEK, ARTHUR M. S.S. Cyril antl Methoclius Intramural Football I-23 Engineering THE CLASS of I9 'CF' 'nm'k. 4 X I . .f yu, Q L . .sn - an w . 1 I . ,. s ug. '17 . -wvk.r f , M. -x. EE Page 4 5 THE CLASS of I9 Page 44 DZIEDZIC, JAMES E. Sacred Heart Baseball l-2g Intramural Football l-2-3: Glee Club 2g Forum 45 Honor Roll lg College DZIEDZIC, JOSEPH J. St. Roman Section Ofhcer 3g Intramural Football l-2-3-4g Intra- mural Basketball 1-2-3-4g Bowling 3g Air Force EIGENBAUER, PHIL G. St. Augustine Section Officer 35 Intramural Football l-2-3-45 Intra- mural Basketball 1-2-3-4g Baseball lg College ELLIOTT, RICHARD M. Nativity B.V.M. Section Olhcer lg Intramural Football 1-2-3-4g Intra- mural Basketball lg Baseball lg Bowling 23 College ERTMAN, ANTHONY J. St. Nicholas of Tolentine Bowling 2-3-43 Air Force EVOY, PAUL M. St. Ethelreda Intramural Basketball l-2-3-4g Boxing 2g Baseball lg Glee Club 2g Tech Fair lg College - Army FAHEY, LAWRENCE St. Cajetan Intramural Basketball l-2g College FANTOZZI, WILLIAM P. Pickard Section Officer 3g Intramural Football 2-33 College FARLEY, DENNIS M. Sacred Heart Section Othcer 35 Intramural Football 1-2-3-4g Intra- mural Basketball l-2-3g College Section l-2-3-4g FERA, GARY J. FASSL, St. Thomas More Officer 4g Bowling lg Intramural Football Intramural Basketball 1-2-33 College or Trade MICHAEL P. Jerome St. Football lg Intramural Football 1-2-3-4g Navy FERRALLO, ANTHONY G. St. Theodore Intramural Football 1-23 Lawyer One of the many national groups in the Pageant of Nations was the Lithuanian group. FERRO, DON A. Holy Cross Section Olllcer 23 Football I-21 Baseball I-2-3-A13 Boxing lg College FICARO, ANDREW St. Rita Section Olliccr 53 Lawyer FINN, PHILIP J. St. Ambrose Intramural Football I-2-5-Alg Intramural Basketball I-2-3-fig College FLANNERY, ,IOHN G. St. Thomas More Intramural Football 2-53 Intramural Basketball 25 Business College FLORYNSKI. TED C. St. Camillus Intramural Football l-2-5-Alg College FORTELKA, ROBERT F. Blessed Sacrament Intramural Football l-41 Intramural Basketball lg College FOX, ARTHUR T. St. Casimir Section Ollicer I-2-53 Intramural Football 1-2-45 Intra- mural Basketball l-2-flg College GAD. RONALD W. St. joseph and St. Anne Intramural Football lg Intramural Basketball lg Stamp Club lg College GALLAGHER, EDWARD J. St. john the Baptist Section Officer 1-2g Intramural Basketball 1-2-3-fig College Page 4 5 I l F , 1- ' . W as-KN XX Qs! 'QS' it 5. X 40 My N. Q! MW WW sa. ,f- H,-.. 'ev . M X ry is 'S lf 'L f I M' , ' WM 5 ,vhs-rw H Page 46 'xga,L2f V Bertagni points out the easy way to solve an algebra problem to Mangold. ff! 'Ti 'I' at f fl AEE , ,Ry GARBIE, RICHARD J. Raster Section Orlicer 4: Intramural Basketball l-2-3-lg Base- ball lg Football 3--lg College GAVIN, RONALD B. St. justin Martyr Section Otlicer lg Intramural Basketball l-2-S-'lg In- tramural Football I-2-5--'lg Intramural Boxing lg College GERBER, JEROME M. St. Symphorosa Intramural Football 5- lg College GILLIS, ROBERT P. St. Rita Section Ollicer I-2-51 Boxing lg Intramural Football I-2-5-43 Science Club lg Stamp Club lg Metlicine GRABOWSKI, ROBERT W. St. Pancratius Section Orhcer I-2-3-'lg Intramural Football I-2-3-lg Intramural Basketball l-2-3--'lg National Ilonor Society s-41 ciallege GREENAN, HUGH P. St. Fthelrctla Section Orlicer Z3 Intramural Basketball I-Z-I-'lg In- tramural Football l-flg Football l-Z-53 Boxing I-25 Tech Fair l-23 College GREGER, RONALD R. St. joseph Intramural Football I-Z-5-I1 Intramural Boxing lg Mechanical Engineer GULLI, DANIEL J. St. Jerome Bowling I-2-31 Intramural Football l-2-31 Marines HAENNICKE, GEORGE O. St. Joseph ancl St. Anne Section Officer 53 Intramural Basketball I-l-5-'lg Intra- mural Football l-2-5--'lg Bowling 2-3-flg Ritan 21 Glee Club All Chemical Engineer HANSON, WILLIAM H. Five Iloly Martyrs Intramural Football 43 Bantl I-2-5--Ig Vice President of Bantl 5--I1 Bowling 2-33 Navy IIARIIFN. JOHN J. St. Mary Star of the Sea Intramural Basketball I-23 Science Club I1 Law HARRINGTON, JAMES L. St. Rita Section Ollicer I-5-'Ig Intramural Football 2-3-43 Bas- ketball I-2-S--ig Sanctuary Society I-23 Science Club lg College - Physical Iitlucation IIARTFL, JOIIN L. St. John the Baptist Intramural Football I1 Intramural Basketball I-23 Air Force HAVLIK, ROBERT P. St. Mary of Mt. Carmel Intramural Football I-2-5--Ig Intramural Basketball I-.Z-5--I3 Baseball 23 Printer HERRMANN, JAMES W. Little Flower Intramural Football I3 Intramural Basketball I-23 F.B.I..A. Awartlg Business College IIOLLATZ, RICHARD St. Basil Basketball I-21 Boxing 23 Intramural Football I-3--ig College HOLLY, RAYMOND S. SS. Cyril anal Methoclius Intramural Football I-25 Intramural Basketball lg Science Fair Eg Tech Fair I-23 College IIOLPFR. JOIIN S. St. Symphorosa Section Ollicer 5-43 Bowling 2-35 Intramural Basket- ball Sg Science Fair 33 Tech Fair I-23 Glee Club 21 Aeronautical Fngineer IIORBACH, ROBERT F. St. Christina Intramural Football I-Z-5--Ig Intramural Basketball I-.2-I-'Ig College HOVANIFC, FLORIAN C. Marquette Section Oflicer lg Bowling l-,ig Intramural Football 23 Intramural Basketball I-Z-'ag Science Fair 53 Tech Fair I-25 College IIUBER, IVIICHAEL B. Blessetl Sacrament Intramural Football l-2g Intramural Basketball I-23 Science Fair 31 Tech Fair I-23 Navy - College THE CLASS of I9 QW? Sa 7 Page 47 THE CLASS of 19 staff'-S v . H , N8 ,:.:.,.,,. , Q Page 48 HYCNER, STANLEY A. St. Pancratius Intramural Football l-2-3-41 Intramural Basketball l-2-3-43 Science Club lg College IMRISEK, RONALD L. St. Simon Intramural Football I-2-3-45 Intramural Basketball l-2-3-4 Glee Club 53 Tech Fair 2g Science Fair 2g College IVAS, THOMAS W. St. Adrian Science Fairg Tech Fairg Electrical Engineer JAKALSKI, DONALD E. St. Turibius Intramural Football l-2-3-45 Intramural Basketball l-23 Band l-2-35 Bowling 2-33 Baseball lg Lawyer JAKUBAITIS, JOSEPH P. Immaculate Conception Forum 4g Electrical Engineer JANAS, FRANK M. St. Roman Section Officer l-2-4g Bowling l-2-Sq Baseball 25 Intramural Football 1-2-53 Intramural Basketball 1-23 Boxing lg College - Aeronautical Engineer JANIK, STEVEN R. Sr. Michael Band l-2-33 Band Omcer 55 College JANKOWIAK, LEON St. Camillus Intramural Football I-2-S-45 Intramural Basketball l-2-3-4g Air Force JANOS, JOSEPH A. St. Joseph and St. Anne Science Fair 3g Radio 84 Television Technician JANULEWICZ, KENNETH A. St. Mary of Perpetual Help Intramural Boxing 2g Intramural Football 5-43 Bowl- ing 2-3-43 Science Fair 35 Tech Fair l-23 College JEFFERS, JOHN P. St. Symphorosa Section Officer 43 Intramural Football 4g Pres. Coin Club 3x Glee Club 2-3-45 Ritan 43 Forum 45 College JOHNSON, RICHARD A. St. Clare Baseball 1-25 Basketball lg Bowling I-2g Intramural Basketball 1-2-33 Intramural Football lg Glee Clubg College Ilere are at few , of the reasons why ZX boys like to ztttencl football and lmsketlmll games. JIINKRUSKI, 'IIIOMAS A. St. Iiruno Settion Olluer I-lg Illlflllllllfill lluslietlmll l-l-51 Intru- muml lfootlmll l-2-ig Iiowliniu l-2-SQ Boxing lg Stump Llulwg Smiente Llulug l'lmrmgtcist KAISIER, RICIIARD R. N. Illlleotltmre Iioxxling 'lg Cilee Cllulw 2-5-lg Ritun lg National llonor Sotiety S-lg Stiente litir S-'lg College KAl'I', CARL S. St. lhristinrt Sntntuatry Society I-.Z-Y lg Stieme Cllulu lg Koin Cllulng Iflettronlt Ifrruilleerirru KAI'llS'I'KA. XVILLIAM Ii. St. C.gmrnir X Imrtnnuml lfootlmll J-5-'lg lntrumuml Iluslietlmll 1' Lollelue 7 Metlltitle KAVAL, IIOISIIIVI' lmzntuulure Lomeption lntmmuml Iittaketlmll 5-lg Intramural llootbull 3-lg Iflettritul Iingineer KAVVALIKQ, IUSHPII A. St, llnmillus Intramural lfootlmll 2-5-lg lntrttmuml Baslietbatll lvl-ig Howling I-lg Stieme Cllulwg 'l'etl1 lfuirg College -- Auto Metlmnie KIiLLIiR, ROHERX D. Five lloly Martyrs Howling fig Lollege KIQLLIQR, RONALD W. St. Mltllael Section Ulmer lg Intramural Ihtslaetlmll lg Forestry Collcpze KIELLY, DEN NIS 'I'. ht. Paul Iflt-4tritittt1 QL? SQ in-up 'QR Page 49 X X 5.5 N I X EES it X we .mf Eva Q -QM, .f J xx it ,, . Q . X . Q X if I Q' .te . Q its I Q Q.. Q . . X N . L . At. X Q X X X 'Qi S Q' N Ss A X Q 'QMS' ' :-1. t Hamm Page 50 I Q ' fi? . ,. .,.,,,: 5 . 5 .4 mac.: ons sous! NGK KNQIAISKIFS just checking up on the current .QM Mission Champs of the week to make sure there has been no mistake. KEMPIAIX DONAD J. bt Michael Intramural Basketball 23 Honor Society 3-Ig College KENNEFICK THOMAS M. Natixity Intramural Football I-2-3--fig Intramural Basketball 7 4 Ritan I College KING RICHARD H. Blessed Agnes of Bohemia Section Otliter I Bowling 33 Stamp Club lg Science ia'r 53 Co ey - Automotives KLATT, RUSSELL A. St. Atlrian Section Orlicer 5-41 Baseball Ig Bowling I-2-3-ai: In- tramural Football 43 Flectrical Fngineering KLEIST, GIL F. St, Gertrude Section Oliicer 21 Intramural Football: College - Technical Engineer KLEKOVIC, JOHN St. Mary Star of the Sea Intramural Basketball I-2-5-ig Science Fair 3 KLOSOWSKI, PAUL Five Holy Martyrs Intramural Football I-'ig Intramural Basketball 41 Bowling 5-'Ig Science Fair 33 Tech Fair 3g Electrical Engineer KOCKELMAN, PAUL F. St. Rita Science Fair ,I-fig Tech Fair ,lg Science Fair Awartl 3g Agricultural College KOLESIAK, RONALD F. St. Turibius Section Oliicer Z3 Intramural Football I-2-fig Science Club I1 Science Fair 53 College - Engineering THE CLASS KONCE, ALLAN A. Altgeltl Section Ollicer 2-Ig Basketball I-23 Intramural Basket- ball 5-41 Intramural Football l-2-5-4: Science Club I1 College KONIECZKA, FRANK P. St. Daniel the Prophet Intramural Football 43 Bowling 2-'53 Intramural Bas- ketball 2g Camera Club 2-33 Tech Fair I3 College KONIECZKA, LAWRENCIE j. St. Rita Intramural Football I-23 Glee Club 2-5-43 Sanctuary Society I-2-'a-43 Air Force KOPTERSKI, TED S Five Holy Martyrs Bowling 43 College KOSIEK, CLARENCE F. SS. Peter antl Paul Intramural Football 5-43 Intramural Basketball 43 Bowling 43 College KOSOBUCKI, DENNIS B. St. Mary Baseball 2-5-43 Intramural Basketball I3 Intramural Football 2-5-43 Honor Roll 33 Ritan3 College KOSOVVSKI, BERNARD M. St. Turibius Intramural Football3 Intramural Basketballg National Honor Society 43 Forum 43 Science Club I3 College - Inorganic Chemistry KOTARBA, WALTER St. Turibius Science Fair 53 Tech Fair I-2 KOTULA, WALTER P. St. Turibius Section Ollicer I3 Intramural Football 33 Intramural Boxing 23 Science Fair 33 Tech Fair 23 College - Aviation KOZOLA. GEORGE I. St. Margaret of Scotland College KRAMARZ, EDWARD F. St. Mary Star of the Sea Intramural Basketball I-43 Intramural Football I-43 U. S. Merchant Marine KRAMER, KENNETH L. St. Paul Section Ullicer I-3-43 Football I3 Intramural Football I-2-5-43 Intramural Boxing I-23 Intramural Basketball 2-3-43 Varsity Football Manager 3-43 Glee Club 2g Science Club I-33 Cascian Staff 2-33 College Page 51 E19 X cts- X N.. 'QUIFQ' lx 'Dx 'QT17 THE CLASS of I9 Page 5 2 KREJCZYK, MICHAEL S. St. Virus Section Olhcer lg Baseball 1-2-43 Intramural Basket- ball l-2-3-4g Science Clubg Professional Ballplayer - Navy KROLL, THOMAS E. St. Raphael Bowling 2g Intramural Basketball I-2g Science 3-45 Tech Fair 1-23 College - Civil Engineer KRUPSKI, EDWARD R. Assumption B.V.M. Section Oflicer I-2-3g Class Oflicer 2-3g F.B.L.A. Awardg Football 1-2-3-43 Intramural Football lg Intramural Basketball 1-2-3-4g Intramural Boxing 2g National Honor Society 3-4g College KRUSINSKI, THADDEUS P. St. Joseph Bowling 1-2-3-4g Intramural Basketball 4g Intramural Football 1-2-43 College KUKOWSKI, GUSTAVE C. Nativity B.V.M. Coin Clubg College - Architect KULOVITS, RONALD W. St. Clare Section OH:1cer l-2g Baseball l-2-3-4g Intramural Foot- ball I-2-3-4g Intramural Basketball l-2-3-4g College - Physical Education KUNA, THOMAS E. St. Clare of Montefalco Intramural Football 33 Science Fair 33 College -- Aeronautics KUNCIS, PETER J. St. David Intramural Football I-2-3-4g Intramural Basketball I-2-3-43 Intramural Boxing I-23 Air Force - Radio KUZDAS, MARVIN J. St. Augustine Section Officer 35 Ritan 2g College KUZLIK, THEOPHII. A. St. joseph Section Ofhcer 4g Intramural Basketball 1-2-3-4g In- tramural Football l-2-3-4g Football Manager 2-3-43 Bowling lg Asst. Auto Instructor 3-43 College or Trade School for Automotives KWIATKOWSKI, EDMUND St. Basil Section Officer 1-2g Intramural Football lg Intramural Basketball Ig Bantamweight Basketball 23 Football 3-45 College LACKAWICZ, JAMES S. Nativity B.V.M. Boxing 2-33 Basketball lg Intramural Boxing lg In- tramural Football 1-2-3g Intramural Basketball 1-2-3-45 College f.lIIll'I.l f,IuIu .'L SUCIIKL' Iilir 31 N.1riuu.1I Ilemur Mr. Smlmlm makes sure the Imys have the correct lcxts for class. LACQNY, RUGER li. BQ 2 E E. -fe 'Q 3' R X N K A X I XX I ,., I 3l.fI.ll1'l1I IxIl7IllL'IllIlll N1 rum UIIIWI I , I5.lscIv.lII I-.V S- Ig I51lxI4L'rImII I-L 3- I1 VII. Ii.nIwrImII f,4lIVI.lIll Ig Inrmmur.1I Iiuskcrlmll I-lg hz IllH.lll1KII'LlI Ifuullmll I-I-S Ig lmmmuml Boxing I1 I - Srgunp Klulug qlunim' Pmm fmllrlmitrn-L-1 I'ruIcssiulmI . I5.lscIw.lII I'I.ly4-I Q ,.,- I 1 ,. 5 LAKE, DAVID Al. I Sl. .Img-pl: '-': 1 V' I W lmxumngnl lmskurlmll I-lf I1 Inrmmuml lhmrlmll '-v Q - I I .' IQ Mi1I,a1m'r Iinskm-rlmll Ig Iimullxlll Ig Iinrum Ig 'E Nxuum- I Iulw IL fwllnguc' -' l.ANlDXXfIiIlR, emu. M. Q2 3 Iwi 51. ,lnlm :Irv lhprm Fi l:- Q,Q'3, Q if A In1r.um11nI I4.asI4crImII I ,I I I1 Inrmxnuml Ifmmrlmll if 'I' 'KJ' I ' S, All I uru- IEiN '5xX?g. ,ib , LAIIRIN, I.AlIRlfNfIIf llnly f Iusx N-uimnn Oilucr 33 Ii.nscImII I-I-I-Ig Ifourlmll Ig Imm- N.Ilnm.1I Ilmun Hmm-tyg IIILKII I .lIr I-Q1 Sain-mn' Iilir l.l1IDlzlilIIIR. l:RNlI: Cl. 'W hr. R.1pI1.ncI 4 I.I-.x Ulluu-1 IVSQ Smrimm fIIIILL'!' I-S-I1 Ifumlmll I: Ikuxkc-rImII J, Imnnrmuml Iiuxing .Ig Imr.1mur.1I Ifuur- I1.1II I ' S I, IIlII.HIIlII'.lI Iiuskn-rImII I-I-S-Ig Nurimml llfmm 511414-ry S I, lf.I5.I..A. Ammlg Puma Kmnnmir- wwf' -I l.lfKKl, ANDRINV St, II.lxlI Il1r1.um1r.1I I1.xsI4L-rImII I-.Ig IXYILIIIHH IUIICLLL' l,l'lIiNl'IR, RK llHiR'l' M. Sl. Iuscplm .lIhI Nt. Annu h.uu1u.lry5:-In-ry I, I ullclul' IIIISNIAK, S'I'ANl.IiY II. IJIVL' IInIy Martyrs Hu I' 'S 'llnnis I SQIL xx my . , ' .g . -me f,IuIw Ig Rlhlll v-Ig Bm in-tyg f,nIIc'u1' LICSNY, l.l IIQIAN rl, Nt. QIUSCIVII Inrr.um1r.II l5.nxIxcrIw.nIIg CUIIL-lun' Page 53 ,Dx atm '. . C s 3 3 X X K X X vi 1. .I X ww Q-'TQ' 8'3- j g-5. :-:.f.. .- .. . 51. .... , .. , + affair I- 1. . 2 vu- 5 ...I--w'w-w -I ei ESR 2 .. Q ii .Qu-w-v Fas.. ' f .. E'.E,,:- Page 54 -W - + -1 .:,...-t-. as if -,L er r. : - The old familiar scene - line up for the interview with the student counsellors to see whether this story will be good enough to get out of that jug. LEYDEN, CHARLES J. St. Rita Intramural Basketball I-2-5--lg Intramural Football l-2-5-43 Basketball Manager 53 College LIHOSIT, JAMES J. St. Turibius Intramural Basketball lg Science Clubg Service LIPINSKI, JEROME V. St. Clare of Montefalco Section Officer 2g Intramural Football l-2-3--Ig Intra- mural Basketball l-2-5-43 Bowling 3-43 Science Fair 33 College LISENBEY, ROBERT L. Immaculate Conception Intramural Football 2-43 Intramural Basketball -lg Forum 4g Electrical Engineer LODATO, RALPH J. St. Gall Section Olhcer lg Intramural Football l-2g Intramural Basketball I-Z3 Business School LOVESKY, RONALD F. St. Mary Section Olbcer lg Bowling 33 Intramural Basketball I-2-3--lg Intramural Football I-2-41 Science Fair 3g Tech Fair 23 Aeronautical Engineer LUBBINGA, ROBERT H. Little Flower Intramural Basketball l-2-3-4g Intramural Football 5-45 College LUCZAK. CHARLES V. St. Mary Star of the Sea Baseball Z-43 Intramural Basketball I-2-3-lg College LUKETICH, RICHARD Sacretl Heart Section Officer 5-fig Football 53 College - Pilot LYNCH, JOSEPH M. Presentation Intramural Football 1-2-3-49 Intramural Basketball l-2-3-43 Science Fair 31 College MacDONALD, JAMES P. St. Rita Intramural Basketball I-2-3g College MACIEJEWSKI, MICHAEL L. St. Richard Ritan 1-29 College MAHAY, JACK St. Daniel the Prophet Section Oflicer 1-2-3g Basketball 1-2-3g Football lg Intramural Football 2-3-43 Tech Club lg Camera Club 15 College MAKSYM, EDWARD St. joseph Bantl l-2-3-43 Intramuralsg College MALECKI, ROBERT D. SS. Cyril and Methodius Section Oiiicer lg Intramural Basketball 2-3-43 Intra- mural Football 2-3-4g College Engineering MALYSZKA, NORMAN S. St. Pancratius lntramuralsg College MARINO, JACK F. St. David Baseball 1-23 College MAROLDA, FRANK C. Raster Baseball I-43 Intramural Football 1-2-45 College MARSZALEK, ROBERT S. St. Mary Star of the Sea Intramural Football 2g Airplane mechanic MARTINCIC, FRANK St. Bruno Intramural Basketball 2-3-45 Intramural Football 3-45 Electrical and Radio Engineer MAURSARZ, GERALD B. St. Adrian Intramural Basketball 1-2-3-45 Intramural Football 2-3-45 Army Q:--'r' Page 5 5 of THE CLASS 19 s- 1 xsf i. infill' . Cox tix X . 2 t' 3 1 MAYER, ROBERT L. St. Ethelreda Intramural Basketball 1-2-3-4g Varsity Baseballg College MCDERMOTT, ALOYSIUS St. Sabina Section Officer 1,2g Intramural Football 1-2-33 Intra- mural Basketball l-2-3g Football 43 College MCGUIRE, HERBERT W. Little Flower Class Pres. 43 Section Officer 1-2-3-43 Football 2-3-43 Basketball 1-23 Intramural Basketball 3-43 National Honor Societyg Science Clubg College MCGUIRE, THOMAS J. St. Sabina Intramural Football 1-2-3-4g Intramural Basketball l-2-3-4g College MCKENNA, MICHAEL J. St. Theodore Section Oflicer l-4g Baseball Mgr. 1-23 Intramural Football l-2-3-4g Science Fair 33 College MCNAMARA, JOHN E. St. Augustine Intramural Football l-23 Intramural Basketball 1-2- 3-4g Varsity Football 3-4g Captain 4g Business MCNAMARA, JOSEPH R. Nativity of Our Lord Bricklayer MELNICK, FRED A. Our Lady of Vilna Intramural Football 45 Band I-29 Ritan 43 College MENONI, ROY R. Assumption B.V.M. Art Club 2g Ritan 2-3-4g Sanctuary Society 2-3-43 Commercial Artist MEYER, JOHN H. St. Augustine Section Oiiicer 2g Intramural Football 1-2-3-4g Intra- mural Basketball l-2-3-4g Cascian 3-43 National Honor Society 3-43 College MIARECKI, GERALD G. St. Joseph Football 33 Intramural Basketball 2-45 Intramural Football 1-45 Glee Club 4g College MICHALIK, DENNIS J. St. Turibius Intramural Football 1-2-3-43 Intramural Basketball 1-2-3-43 Science Club 1-25 College - Business man all set for study. Keeping up to date in the num shop we find il 58 Ford engine IIAI Slxl I IIADDI C 1 Mlilllllilffll MARINO A INNHHII IIHII S 1 KALIKI RUliliR'I nw me '1 . 1 7 1 ---'-'Q lmmm gs 'IJIIJQIH .- '- 1 1 g ' ' Aemnnu i . fnluin -- MIKK Dl.AjCIZAK, RUBIQRAI' lf. . . must' .verlml ..g ' I' 1 Q ave Xl --- 1 . ' I' veg 1 1 ,nnex , -.3 5 - ' . lfnluin -- MIKUI., RONALD griviry li, '. . 5 - '. ill4Lflll KlVl'lS, ffllARI.lff . -mul fa 'anne uvx my ., 1 . - , 3 .N ACIML' in 'L f el -'r xl - - Mum' MILAS, EDXVARD D. SI. Mary Nemtimm Utfuer I, lnrmlmlrnl liuutlmll I-YQ lnrmmural lknskc-llmll l fp luin Llulm 51 Sdeme Iixir ig Tenh l .1ir IJ3 Lullclue MILLIQR, -lAMliS P. SI. ,l.Ill'mIuI'L' lmrnmuruml linsketlmll I-.3-S-ig lnrmmuml lzmvrlmll I-.'-3-ig H4JWliIl'Ll J-51 llllfkllllllfill liuxintu IL lflentricul lqIl'X1ill1'C'f MYLNIIQC, KlfNNlf'l'll P. SI. Dirmysius lmr.um1ml lfuutlmll I-l-3-ig Civil Iingineer N., ,pun-.H was Page 5 ' n4Q:lh-- ! S M... Qqiwuvlsf IQ-X uns.. ARS Page 58 Mr. Blacker makes sure the frame is built right so that he will be able to fly the finished job. MOCKUS, VYTO R. Holy Cross Science Club Ig Ritan 5--Ig Science Fair 3--Ig College - Medicine MOLLOY, EDMUND F. St. Cajetan Section Oiiicer I-23 Intramural Football 3g Science Club lg National I-Ionor Society 5--Ig College MONDLAK, RICHARD Sr. Simon Intramural Basketball I-2-3-4g Intramural Football l-2-5-4g Baseball 1-2-5-43 Football lg Science Clubg Professional Ballplayer - College MORLEY, FRANK M. St. Killian Electronics MRAKAVA, THOMAS F. St. Turibius Intramural Football 2-5--Ig Bowling 2-3--Ig Science Club lg Science Fair Eg Tech Fair l-Zg College MRAZEK, FRANCIS j. Our Lady of Lourdes College MUELLER, ALBERT O. Visitation F.B.L.A. Awardg College MUELLER, CHARLES E. Sr. Rita Section Othcer 41 Class Otlicer 4g Varsity Basketball I-2-5-fig Intramural Football I-2g Intramural Boxing I-Zg College MULLER, TERRY J. St. Theodore Sanctuary Society I-2-5-43 Intramural Basketball I-2- 3-4g Intramural Football 1-2-3-4g National Honor Society -ig Basketball Manager 2g College MURPHY. DONALD L. St. Basil Section Ofhcer 43 Intramural Football I-2-3-fig Intra- mural Basketball I-flg F.B.L.A. Awartlg College MURPHY, MICHAEL D. St. Rita Electrical Engineer MYSZKOWSKI, JEROME St. Pancratius Intramural Football I-25 Air Force NAHNSEN, JOHN F. Little Flower Section Officer 35 Intramural Basketball, Intramural Footballg College NEBLO, JOHN B. St. Justin Martyr Section Officer I-2-flg Class Ollicer 41 Intramural Bas- ketball l-fig Football I-2-3-43 Football Captain 4g F.B.L.A. Awardg College NELSON, THOMAS J. St. Bernadette Intramural Basketball 2-fig Bowling 5-45 Honor Roll 2g College NESLUND, ROBERT A. Sr. Rita Section Omcer lg Intramural Football I-2-3-43 Intra- mural Basketball I-2-3g Basketball 4g F.B.L.A. Awardg College NIAURA, VITAS B. Holy Cross Intramural Basketballg Tennis 25 Stamp Clubg Science Fairg College NICHOLAS, GERALD A. St. Rita National Honor Society 3-45 Sanctuary Society I-2-3-4g Science Fair 31 College NICPON, PHILIP E. St. Mary Section Ofhcer I3 Freshman Footballg History Club 3g Chemical Engineer NIECHCIELSKI, ROBERT C. St. Theodore Auto Mechanic NIEWIAROWSKI, STANLEY E. Five Holy Martyrs Intramural Basketball 2-3-43 Intramural Football I-2- 5-45 Intramural Boxing Ig Bowling 35 Baseball 2-3-4g College THE CLASS of I9 t -f X .... P BI c tt-omg:-t 4:-gr wb wx Page 59 THE CLASS of 19 . .- V Q .: . Q - , r. at j I ri . , gf R af, Page 60 NILLES, FRED G. St. Clare of Montefalco Section Officer lg Intramural Football 23 Intramural Basketball 1-2g Science Fair 3-4g Tech Fair l-25 Commercial Art NOVAK, THOMAS J. St. John Fisher Intramural Boxing 2g Intramural Basketball 2-3g Intra- mural Football 2-3g Science Club 3g College NOWAK, DANIEL St. Casmir Intramural Football l-2-3-45 Air Force NOWAK, RAYMOND T. St. Peter and Paul Football l-25 Intramural Basketball 2-3-43 Intramural Baseball 2-3g U.S.A,F. O'BOYLE, THOMAS St. Gabriel Section Oflicer 23 Intramural Football l-2-3-4g Intra- mural Basketball l-2-3-4g Politician OCHOCINSKI, JOSEPH A. St. John of God Intramural Football l-2-3-4g Intramural Basketball 1-2-3-4g Band 2-35 College OLEJNICZAK, ROBERT E. St. John of God Intramural Football lg Intramural Basketball lg Bowl- ing 2g Tech Fair lg Automobile Mechanic OLINGER, FRANK L. St. Brendan Section Officer 2-3-45 Intramural Basketball l-2-3-4g Intramural Football l-2-3-43 Band l-2g Cheer Leader l-2-3g Glee Club 2g College or Trade School OLSON, WALTER E. St. Theodore Class Officer lg Football lg Baseball l-23 Intramural Football 1-2-3-4g Intramural Basketball 1-2-3-45 Na- tional Honor Society 3-4g Ritan 2-3-43 Cascian 3-43 Science Club lg Cisca 35 College - Chemical Engineer OLSZEWSKI, DENNIS J. Five Holy Martyrs College O'MALLEY, MICHAEL B. St. Thomas More Intramural Football 1-2-3-43 Intramural Basketball l-2-3-45 Intramural Boxing l-23 College O'MALLEY, THOMAS F. St. Thomas More Baseball l-2g Intramural Football l-2-3g Intramural Basketball I-2-3-45 College Sometimes those English themes are not IDU lmtl hut then signin -. U'NIill.l., HENRY EI. St, Cutlwitel Military Servite OSLAKOVIIQII, Pli'l'lfR S. hltttnes Sltieltlx Iiitr.ttmtt'1tl lfmitlmll J 5-lg llllllllllllftll littsketlmll l-S' Vgttsity lftititlmll S CPSXVALD FRANK R N , - msgs , Y I 'ii tt! Q Q X 5.11 rt-il lleitrt i tl X Settimt Utlitet I-S lg Iimitlmll l-?-irlg ltttr.tmut'. l'ntsl-tetlmll I .' S-lg Stir.-me liuirg ,lutiitir l'mm Unn- mitteeg tiilltgue - W Arthitett UTRIN, RUHliR'l' j. St. Auluustiite ltttrttmurul lftmtlmll I-1-S-lg ltttmtmtrttl littsltetlmll .'-lg litmlittlig I-lg Tetlt Iitirg Cmnt Cittttrtl l'Al.lllHN. RALPH Silt retl lleitrt g A Settitiit Olltter lg litmlitilig ig ltttrtttnttml liutvtlmll l-lg ' ltttritmtttatl llttsketlmll ig lilee Clluh J-5-'lg Stience liatirg 'l'eth linir1 fliillelue 7 littiuitteer PAl.llCll. lillCiliNli S. St. -'Ullll tml final l5.tselv.tll I-.3-iblg Navy PAPHS, RICHARD St. Mary Star ut the Seat Settiiin Olliter 3-S3 litixketlxtll I-2-S--lg ltitmmutztl Iitmthnll I-2-5-'lg Stietite ligtirg Tech Fnirg junior Pmm Lummitteeg K.ulle.i.:e l'AS'I'IAK, RONALD M. St. Turihittx Iutrnmuml lfonthnll I-.Zg lntrunttiritl Bztskethall I-23 Ritittt J-'wg fttttterat flluh -lg Klullelige PASTURIE, ROBERT St. Mary ltittirmmtit ltitrzitnural liouthztll fig lntrztmuml Bztslxethall l I llunur Roll Hg Clollege - Music AY -v. .GQQ .nv Q ugh , Page 61 vim' . gk' it . 1 'S- ,..,: tis 5 if ff l lt I X X X . gum- 595304394 Page 62 All eyes are on the equipment as Fr. Coyne explains a point in Physics. PASTOREK, ROBERT A. St. Turibius Bantl l-Z-5-4g Intramural Football I-2-5-fig Intra- mural Basketball I-2--lg Monogram Club 43 Musician PAVELA, JOHN P. St. ,lerome Intramural Football I-2-5--lg Intramural Basketball I-2-5-43 Bowling I-5: College PAWLAK. FRANK P. Five Holy Martyrs Intramural Football 5-fl: Intramural Basketball 3--ig Bowling 'lg Science Fairg Tech Fairg Auto Mechanic PEKAN, RICHARD A. St. Mary Star of the Sea Intramural Football I-2-5-lg Intramural Basketball I-Z-5-41 Baseball Manager I1 junior Prom Commit- teeg Stamp Club: College - Dentist or Mechanical Engineer PELEGRINO, JAMES W. St. Raphael Section Othcer Zg Intramural Football I-2-5-big Intra- mural Basketball I-2-3--lg Bowling 23 Bantl lg Lab Technician PELLEGRINO, MICHAEL P. Gunsaulus Intramural Football I-2-5--lg Intramural Basketball I-2-3-43 Bowling I-2-3-fl: College PENSKOFER, FRANK M. Visitation Intramural Football lg Glee Club 2-5-lg Flecrronic Technician PETKUS, DONALD A. St. Brentlan Baseball Ig Intramural Football l-2-5--lg Intramural Basketball I-Z-5-,lg Tech Fairg Science Fairg College - Engineering PETOKAS, MINDAUGAS S. Nativity B.V.M. National Honor Society: Science Fairg College - Engineering THE CLASS of 19 PETRIEKIS, PAUL F. St. Adrian Bowling 3-41 Intramural Football l-2-3-41 College Business Administration PETT, ELMER R. St. Roman Intramuralsg Ritan 2g College PHILLIPS, ANTOINE A. St. Brendan Section Ollicer 2-31 Band I-2-43 National Honor Society 3-4g Science Fairg College - Aero Engineer PIANTEK, THOMAS W. Five Holy Martyrs Bowling 33 National Honor Societyg Band I-2-33 Band President 4g College PICKETT, JOSEPH S. St. Ethelretla Intramural Football I-2-3-43 Intramural Basketball 4gf 'g? 1-2-3-45 Sanctuary Society 1-Zg College PIEROTH, JOHN A. St. Sabina Intramural Basketball 1-2-3-43 Intramural Football I-2-3-43 Band 1-2-3-43 College PILARSKI. RAYMOND J. St. Michael Intramural Basketball I-2-3-41 Intramural Football l-2-3-4g Bowling 45 Baseball I-2g Designer PLACHY, RICHARD Assumption B.V.M. Intramural Basketball 1-2-3-43 Intramural Football I-2-3-43 College PLENYS, RIMVYDAS K. Nativity B.V.M. Tennis Team I-32 Intramural Football 31 Intramural Basketball 3g National Honor Society: College PLESE, RUDOLPH J. St. Nicholas of Tolentine Bowling 2-3-43 Intramural Basketball I3 Intramural Football lg F.B.L.A. Awartlg College - Business Administration PLONIS, RON L. St. Theodore Section Ollicer lg Intramural Basketball I-2-3-41 Intra- Q Q mural Football I-2-3-43 Basketball Manager Zg Col- lege - Business Administration POETZ, RICHARD P. St. Raphael Intramural Basketball l-Z-3-43 Intramural Football 2-3-45 Bowling 771 Radio Engineer Page 63 THE CLASS of 19 Page 64 POGWIZD, MICHAEL R. St. Barnabas Baseball 1-2-3g Bowling l-2g Intramural Football l-2' 3-45 F.B.L.A. Awardg College PORCARO, RONALD V. St. Mary of Mt. Carmel College POTERASKE, JOHN F. Gunsaulus Intramural Basketball 3g College - Medicine PRYBYLSKI, JEROME T. St. Nicholas of Tolentine Intramural Basketball 4g Tech Fair 2g Intramural Football 45 Science Fair 3: College PRZYBYLSKI, GERALD C. St. john of God Intramural Basketball 25 Science Fairg Tech Fairg Army PULLEN, JAMES E. St. Bridget Intramural Football l-2-3-4g Intramural Basketball 1-2-3-4g College RABIEGA, WAYNE J. Blessed Sacrament College RADAKOVITZ, JOSEPH R. St. Theodore Section Officer 35 Intramural Basketball 1-2-3-45 In- tramural Football 1-2-3-4g College - Electrical Engineer RASP, LAWRENCE R. St. Stephen Intramural Football 1-2-3-43 Intramural Basketball l-2-3-4g Tech Fair 2-3-4g Science Fair 3-4g Band 1-2-3g Navy REBELLATO, FRANK A. St. Mary Incoronata Aeronautical Engineer REPASKEY, JOHN J. St. Ann Intramuralsg Medical College RICE, DENNIS L. Little Flower Auto Mechanic The busiest plate in the school for zu couple of hours czlch day. Muku sure it docs not get up to the classroom. ROACIII, JAMES I . St. Amlriqm llllfkllllllllll linskcrlmll I-J-S-ig K,ollL',uL' ROIIDH, HDXVARD j. St. Luelmilln liaxkctlmll .31 Ifootlmll lg Intmmuml liuskctlxlll I-2- 5 i, Immlmlml Ifootlmll I-I-5-ig College RULNICKI, RHQIIARD j. St. Rn.: Howling lg lllII'.lHllII'kIl Ifoorlmll I, bln-Q Llulvg holla-f'c Iill4LliIlL'l'l'iIl4Ll ROSICQI I, ANTI IONY G. Nu ful I lcnrt ,- lmrnmur.ll Ifomlmll I-I-S-ig lllllillllllllll lizukcrlmll I1 lhv.-lull I 3 Collcguc ROIVHI. ROBISRT lf. Iiivc lloly Martyn Howling IQ lmnunuml Imotlmll ig Rimn I-lg f'AlI'lK'fLl K lub lf! S' ig l,ilwmry AM I-lg lnllcquc -- lguvycr RUNK. NICHOLAS bl. A Sl. A1lri.ln 4f,jgj'34:w Hmwlinumg I-.9-5-ig lmmmuml lioxlnlu 23 College -W gif- 5 lillllfillll lqI!.LIillL'L'I' 'Q RIISSO. THOMAS j. 51. Alcrorm- Haxkmlmll I-S3 lnrr.u11urnl liuxkctlmll I-lg lnrmxmlml lwmllmll I-.7-Y IL l'.l5.l..A. Axxqmlg hrllclrqc Rll'l'llY, NORMAN li. Nr. M.nry Nur of thc Sc-.L 'l'rmlc Nhool RIIZICII, jUSlfPll L. Sr. Mary Sur of thc Sen Scntion Utiucr ig Immmumls Mcclmnic cmc flulw lg Auto an-ant' xv 1. x-, wa . f ,lr 'NA 4 K , Pace: 65 QJQ 5.,: l 4' - U Page 66 Pep rallies help to build the old school spirit and sometimes aid in the winning of a few games. SAKADOLSKIS, RICHARD J. Immaculate Conception Honor Rollg Forum 4g College - Psychology SALVATI, ANTHONY F. All Saints Intramural Footballg Bowlingg Intramural Basketballg College - Engineering SASSO, JOSEPH P. St. Paul Intramural Basketball 3-43 Intramural Football 3-4g Baseball 2-3-43 Forum 43 College SCANLON, JOSEPH M. St. Adrian Section Oiiicer l-2-3-43 Basketball I-2-3-43 Captain 43 Baseball l-2-3-43 Intramural Football 1-2-3-43 F.B.L.A. Award 23 College SCHAITEL, LEON St. Raphael Section Officer lg Bowling 23 Science Club 13 College SCHERER, ROBERT C. St. Cajetan Section Oflicer 23 Intramural Basketball 2-3-43 Intra- mural Football l-2-3-43 Science Fair 33 College - Mechanical Engineering SCHMITZ, BERNARD H. St. Theodore Basketball l-23 Intramural Basketballg Intramural Football l-2-3-4- Science Clubg National Honor So- cietyg College - Engineer SCHWEITZER, RICHARD St. Augustine Football 2g Intramural Football 1-2-3-43 Intramural Basketball 1-2-3-43 Baseball 1-23 Science Fair 33 Marines SCIPTA, KENNETH E. St. Michael Archangel Intramural Basketball 1-2-43 Intramural Football I-23 Bowling 4g Cascian 2-3-43 Editor 3-43 Ritan 43 College - Law SELLE, RICHARD Queen of Martyrs Intramural Football 25 Sanctuary Society 15 College SENESE, GERALD A. St. Mary of Mt. Carmel Intramural Basketballg Bowling5 Intramural Footballg Football 15 X-ray Technician SEPER, GERALD J. St. Augustine Section OlEcer 15 Basketball 1-25 Intramural Basket- ball l-2-3-45 Intramural Football I-2-3-45 Cascian I-3-45 College - Electrical Engineer SERDIUK, MATT C. Epiphany Section Olhcer I5 Intramural Football I-2-3-45 Intra- mural Basketball 1-2-3-45 Boxing Z5 College SESTAK, ROBERT P. St. Clare of Montefalco Section Oliicer 25 College SETLAK, FRANCIS R. SS. Peter and Paul Science Club I5 Band I-2-3-45 Band Officer 3-45 Na- tional Honor Society 3-43 College - Engineering SHAPUTIS, FRED G. St. Mary Star of the Sea Section Ollicer 15 Intramural Basketball 2-3-45 Intra- mural Football 2-35 College- Mechanical Engineering SHEEHAN, MICHAEL St. Anthony of Padua Intramural Football l-2-3-43 Intramural Basketball I 2 3 4' Intramural Boxin 2' Glee Club 2-3-45 Band ' '.' - H I 25 College SHEPSKI, EDWIN J. St. Roman Aeronautical Engineer or Air Force SHUBERT, JAMES W. Sacred Heart Intramural Basketball l-55 Glee Club 2-3-45 Science Club5 Science Fair5 College - Engineering SIERZEGA, RONALD F. St. Ann Bowling l-2-3-45 Science Fair 35 Tech Fair 1-2-3-45 Auto Mechanic SIKORA, JAMES J. St. Richard Intramural Basketball I-35 Bowling 3-45 Glee Club 3-45 Forum 45 Coin Club 3-45 Science Fair 35 National Honor Societyg College - Chemical Engineering THE CLASS of I9 Page 67 'QR THE CLASS of I9 5 Page 68 SMIKOSKI, NORBERT A. St. Basil Basketball 1-2-3-43 Intramural Basketball 1-23 Intra- mural Football I-2-3-4g Tech Fair 1-23 College SMITH, JOHN A. St. Pius Intramural Football 1-2-33 Intramural Basketball 1-2-3g Boxing lg College sM1TH, 'rHoMAs J. St. Rita Football lg Intramural Football l-2-3-43 Fireman SOLCANI, JOHN F. St. Daniel Intramural Boxing I-2g Intramural Football 1-25 In- tramural Basketball 2g Band l-2-3-45 Marines - College SPRINDYS, RIMVYDAS M. Nativity B.V.M. Intramural Football 1-2-33 Intramural Basketball I-2-35 Science Fair 35 Glee Club 2-3-4g Tech Fair 2g Navy STABACH, WALLACE St. Casimir Bowlingg Tennis lg Baseballg Intramural Football 3-43 College STACHURA, CLAUDE R. St. Simon Baseball I-2-3-4g Intramuralsg Professional Baseball Player or Movie Star STANASZEK, WALTER F. St. joseph Intramural Football 3-43 Band lg Ritan 45 College STANEVICH, LESTER St. Turibius Intramural Football 3-4g Intramural Basketball 2-35 Bowling lg Baseball 2g Intramural Boxing lg Science Club Ig Band 2-35 College STIPULIN, WAYNE E. Assumption Section Officer 1-2g Basketball Manager lg Intramural Basketball 1-2-4g Intramural Football I-2-4g Camera Club 25 Electronics STREMSKI, RICHARD W. Epiphany Intramural Football I-2-3-45 Intramural Basketball 1-2-3-4g Bowling 2-3-fig National Honor Society 3-45 Glee Club 4g Coin Club lg Stamp Club 13 Forum 4g Science Club 33 College SULAITIS, AUGUSTINE V. Immaculate Conception Science Clubg College 1 ' 2 2- ,Up 'fl Q: ' 'f , Clk.. 1 Service with il smilc :ind in xi hurry mu. SULLIVAN, HARRY R. Sl. slusvpll lhiskctlmll I-.Tp fulluiqc .mil Air lfiirw SUPANICII. RICHARD M. Uvwii llmvlinig .2-5-lg Air liurmc SWIA'I'liK, AR'l'llllR R. Gmail Slicgvliciil -L. iff 4---'D xiii C . NW' liiiwliiig I-Lip liirriiimiml lliukctlmll llllig Imm- imirgil Iwmtlmll I-2-u-lg liiisclwalll lg lull '. 1 .syigf X.i. lui' l i 3 X HllHlllL'SX SVVIDER, JAMES P. Sl. Cmiiilliis llllfkllllllfill liuskcrlmll l-I-S-lg liiiml Ig Ciillcluc - Plmriimi ixr SVVIERAD, ROY U. Sl. Mary Star ul ilu- Sen linriiimirnl Ilnskcrlmll I-2-S-'lg lnrmmiiriil lfimrlmll l-l- 1 lg lliisulmll ig lifiwliiig l-2- ig Ilnlli.-gc 7 lirigiiiccriiig SYTKO. THOMAS ll. SI, lxlklllflki' lntnumiriilsg Niviuc Llulw wg lull l'.ur .2-ig Cfimst liliiuil SIAFUNI. lfllGliNli li. SI. -Iulill ul limi lmiuinuiuil liiiskcrlmll l-.2-S-lg liitmimiml Fmirlmll I-.'g 'll-1 li Ikiir S-lg Slicing- lfiiir S-ig Kiimllugu' SZEXVCZYK, WAl,'l'lfll St. .luscpli liiri'iunur.il lfuiitlmll ig Kiillcluc SZURA, .IOIIN P. lHllllLlLlIlAlIL' f,UllLL'I5IlliIl S1-Lrilm Ulliccr .lg liiisclmll I-J-S-lg liiiurlmll lg Imra- muml liiislu-Ilmll 23 lxlilfllblhll llunur Simicry 5-ig 4 ulln-,izc A Y 'Z .. ' 3: f I. ,-.-'- K Q R l Q52 1 is ww-A Page 69 X i if 'W N l l s Page 70 Maybe the skit wasn't so funny but the costumes brought a big laugh to all. SZYMANSKI, NORBERT J. Blessed Sacrament Intramural Basketball 1-2g College SZYMASEK, JOHN J. St. Rita Bowling 5-45 Science Fairy College TADIN, ANTHONY A. St. Theodore Section Oflicerg National Honor Society 3-49 College TANTON, RONALD R. St. Bruno Bowling 2-3-4g Intramural Football 1-2-43 Automotive Engineer TENDY, RICHARD St. Rita National Honor Society 3-4g Engineering THOME, BERNARD J. Sacred Heart Intramuralsg Bowling 25 Doctor TIBBETT, ROBERT A. St. Justin Martyr Ritan 4g Honor Roll 34 College - Foreign Cor- respondent TODD, ROBERT J. St. Pius Bowling 1-2-3-43 Science Fair 55 Tech Fair 1-2g Architectural Engineer TOMINELLO, RAY P. St. Anthony de Padua Section Officer 1-2g Intramural Football 1-2-3-49 In- tramural Boxing l-2g Technical Engineer TOMSOVIC, CHARLES F. Eli Whitney Section Omcer lg Intramural Boxing I-25 Intramural Basketball I-2-3-43 Intramural Football 1-2-3-45 Bowl- ing 1-2-3-43 Science Fairg Tech Fairg Prom Com- mittee TRANOWSKI, AUGUSTINE R. St. Mary Star of the Sea Football I-23 Intramural Football 3-43 Basketball 2-33 College TRAPP, RAYMOND Sacred Heart Section Officer I-2-35 Class Officer 3: Football 2-3-4g Baseball 2-3-45 Intramural Basketball 1-2-33 National Honor Society 3-43 Science Club I-25 Ritan I-2-3-45 Art Club 1-2g College - Commercial Artist TRUBIROHA, DON F. St. Symphorosa Intramural Football 2-3-43 Intramural Basketball 2-3-4g Intramural Boxing I-29 Navy TRUSKUNAS, KESTUTIS, J. Nativity B.V.M. Intramural Basketball 1-23 Glee Club 35 Science Fair 39 College - Engineering TUMMILLO, SAMUEL G. Our Lady of the Angels Section Ofiicer lg Intramural Football lg F.B.L.A. Awardg College - Lawyer TUZAK. THOMAS P. St. Stephen Section Officer 1-4g Intramural Basketball 1-2-3-4g Intramural Football 1-2-3-41 College UDZIELA, WILLIAM A. St. Camillus Baseball I-2-3-43 Intramural Football 1-Z-3-45 Intra- mural Basketball 1-2-3-4g College UHER, ROBERT M. Our Lady of Solace Football 1-2g Intramural Basketball I-2-3-45 Science Fair 33 Tech Fair lg College VALENTINO, ANTHONY Il. McKay Section Officer I-25 Intramural Football 1-2-3-45 In- tramural Basketball 1-2-3-4g National Honor Society 3-43 Electrical Engineer VARNAS, ALLAN A. Immaculate Conception Basketball I-2-3-41 Baseball lg Intramural Football l-2-3-4g College VELETTE, ALLEN J. Everett Class Officer 31 Section Ollicer 2-33 Football I-2-3-4g Basketball 23 Intramural Football lg Intramural Bas- ketball I-2-3-4g F.B.L.A. Awardg Prom Committee 35 Ritan 43 Band lg Lawyer THE CLASS of I9 x ..,, i X 'i 'Et Q- 7 1' fl Q if 9 'E29 Page 71 THE CLASS of 19 Page 72 VESELY, JAMES E. St. Nicholas of Tolentine Bowling 2-3-43 Intramural Basketball 43 College VICARI, ADRIAN F. St. Richard Intramural Basketball 1-2-3-4g Intramural Football 1-2-3-43 College - Radio Engineer VITHA, PHILIP J. St. Ludmilla Basketball Mgr. 2-3g Pharmacist WADAS, JAMES J. St. Camillus Intramural Football 1-25 Intramural Basketball 1-25 College - Business Administration WAKSMACKI, JOE St. Paul Class Officer lg Section Oflicer 1-2g Sanctuary Society 1-25 Bowling 1-2-3-4g Intramural Football l-2-3-4g Intramural Basketball 1-2-3-4g Technical Field WALSH, MICHAEL P. St. Thomas More Basketball lg Intramural Basketball 1-2-3-43 Intra- mural Football 2-Sg Baseball 2g Golf Team 3-4g Science Fair 35 Tech Fair lg College WALSH, MICHAEL W. St. Rita Section Oflicer 13 Ritan 1-2-35 Cascian 25 Camera Club 1-2g College WALSH, PATRICK St. Rita Intramural Football 1-2-3-45 Intramural Basketball 1-2-3-49 College WARD, MARK M. Visitation Intramural Football 1-2-3-45 Intramural Basketball 1-2-3-43 Baseball 13 College - Air Force WARD, RAYMOND N. St. Gabriel Section Officer lg Football 1g Intramural Football 1-2-3-45 Intramural Basketball 1-23 College WAWRZNIAK, KENNETH C. St. Roman Section Officer 2-3g Intramural Football 1-2-3-4g In- tramural Basketball 1-2-3-4g Bowling 2-33 Mechanic WDOWIARZ, JOSEPH W. St. Joseph Section Officer lg Bowling 1-2-3-4g Intramural Boxing lg Intramural Basketball 3: Stamp Clubg College Oh what fun it is to walk that half mile between the school and the church. gsm 1 WEBER. DONALD F. St. Leo Science Club lg Science Fair 33 Ratlio it TV Repairman WEIMER, GEORGE E. St. Gall Bowling 25 Intramural Football 1-2-3-41 Intramural Basketball l-2-34 Civil Service WHALEN, ROBERT D. Little Flower F.B.L.A. Awartlg College WILGUS, CONRAD A. St. Gall Intramural Basketball I-Zg Camera Club lg Science Club lg University of Illinois WILLIAMS, JAMES G. Pasteur Section Ollicer I-23 Intramural Basketball 1-23 Intra mural Football l-23 Football lg College WINIECKI, GERALD T. St. Casimir Intramural Football I-23 Bowling 2-43 National Honor Society: Ritan 2g College -- Metallurgical Engineer WIRTSCHORECK, EDWARD j. St. Cecilia Intramural Football 33 College WISNIEWSKI, PETER M. St. Casimir Football 45 Baseball l-2g Intramural Football I-2-3 Intramural Basketball I-2-3-45 Intramural Boxing Z Bowling 33 National I-Ionor Society 3-45 F.B.L.A Awardg Prom Committeeg College WITEK, JUDE J. St. Daniel the Prophet Bowling 3-41 Camera Club 2-3-43 College - Elec trical Engineer Now here's the easy way to slide right through that home work in a hurry. WITHEROW, WILLIAM R. Forum lg History Club lg English Club 2 WITOWSKI, EDWARD G. St. john of God Section Ofhcer 35 Intramuralsg Baseball 3-4g Science Club lg College WOJIK, THOMAS C. Five Holy Martyrs Intramural Football 43 Business WOLSON, RAYMOND D. St. Theodore Section Ollicer 3g Football 2-33 Science Club lg National Honor Society 3-43 College, Engineering WRONSKI, RICHARD T. St. Turibius Tennis lg Ritan lg Bowling l-2-3-43 Stamp Club lg Forum lg Prom Committeeg College - Business Administration WUNDER, THOMAS A. St. Thomas More Diesel Engineer YARO, NORMAN S. St. George Section Officer 4g Football 1-2g Intramural Basketball 3-45 Navy ZACEK, DENNIS C. Assumption B.V.M. Section Officer 3g Intramural Football 2-31 Art Club 25 Sanctuary Society 3-45 Ritan 3g Cisca Delegate SL Science Fair 3g College ZAHRADNIK, STEVE I.. St. Gall Section Officer 3-43 Football 2-39 Intramural Football lg Navy -LL ...,.. ,A r r afQW:'. H' ' x. ir' ., I 'g , K .. -J j I w' ' Q . 'QE 'x5U'l. Si no wr if ww - My 1 L ' J ting? 14539, -4 W 1' ., 5 :Q fi '?',ai4 ' 1 5 :fb .ffm sg, N ,, B Qv Q. 439' -4 ' . V Q4 1' xp 5 L' 1 QU' , T rg 1 i , .Rf . XA . Q N I 1 5 . - lg M.: - k 1 W. . ' I I Q x n l I E F 'X Ll - - nf V x 7 AW Q 9 0 M0 Q 4 M I vfl,-1--W 4 ,Q - - 6 I A 'hal :wwf - 1 'af . G G 'wr F Q k K Q v 4 an J O U Illll .gg ..., . XY S y . S K' A ' 'f .vs Axis ' 3, T' if I 41, K F fi lv K Q2 'tl ti if P' ji 'i P la QQ aa i Q 1 My H 5 t . 1-, iw- M '-7 find? xxx L . . L x it ,ia li 5 R li X s l 3 M NO PICTURE Frank P. Dvoran 5-D Paul L. Fordonski 5-C Riger A, Frank 5-J Alexander J. Kulik 5-D t f . ' -nf' ASA 4 3 VV S 1 W Page 76 Matthew -I. Marron 3-D James Reilly 3-B Matthew A. Saweikis 3-B Philip J. Tribuani 3-A M 5 r M :: . , lx I K-li A it siflss President Hoerster makes a few plans with his other officers -- Dynis, Evans and Kaleta. Martin Abt 3-A james Adamek 3-G Arnold Adaska 3-C john Aleksiun 5-C james Annen 5-F William Anthony 5-l William Arends 5-B Alvin Arrigoni 3-F Harry Ashner, 3-.I George Augius 3-I Joseph Baetzel 3-K Ted Bagdon 3-G Albert Baldermann 5-C Donald Baldinelli 3-F Ronald Bambuch 3-C Anthony Baran 3-D William Barbaro 5-G Salvatore Basso 5-A Robert Bava 3-G Gerald Bejnarowicz 3-F William DI. Bennett 5-G Edward Bermingham 3-E Hugo Bertagni 3-F David Bestwina 3-K Henry Bianco 3-G Edward Bielick 3-D Louis Biskup 3-F George Blahusiak 5-J R ichartl Bohanek 5-G joseph Bongiorno 5-I Daniel Borak 5-F Donaltl Borus 5-C Willianm Boss 5-K Thomas Boyle, .5-C Robert Bozis 5-F Patrick Bratlley 5-ll Wayrme Bratlley .5-ll Daniel Bronke .5-C Robert Bruno 5-l joseph Buezyna 5-K Thomas Butlz .5-D llarry Bulis 5-ll Thomas Burns 5-D Gorman Butcher 5-IT john Bytzek 5-A Norhert Byczek .5-l Stanley Byczek 5-F jerry Byrne 5-C Robert Cachor 5-ll Charles Caltlwell 5-B Fugene Callahan 5-l Allan Campbell 5-K james Carbonari 5-G Thomas Carroll 5-B Russell Case 5-U Bruno Clasolari 5-F Robert Cetich 5-F Leonartl Cerrentano .5-K Frank Chapp .5-F Paul Chiechlowski 5-A . 1 .lnu 5. y x X . . 5 I li . . .t hi i' vi A . huh Nh our . 5 ' . 'V st X Q 4. Tri H A I is 'W -- E- K .. ..- x Y . ,,.- E 1 I. ! t X 's ,X - . fx john Chirillo 5-K Reginald Chmielowiez 5-D nl 1,5 . . M ., . rl. Frank Ciannella 5-G ' 'X . P E if ly X l 3 sf f . X it . Frank Cihak 5-G Fretl Ciszewski 5-ll Leo Clam 5-j -,Q C ,W james Clemens 5-l ' . X 5- if joseph Clement 5-A ' 1 'J M i Run may s-lf y 1 .. . . K Maurice Contlron 5-C V I . nh 5 Q 'ai X 4, : Ueraltl Corcoran .5-F james Coyle 5-ll F A Robert Craig 5-C i . an R! '53 Robert cifwgh M -Q fl ,Q -- A A fl Daniel Crottv 5-C . i I joseph Cunningham 5-K I L Anthony Cutiletta 5-j Robert Czathor 5-A john Czaplieki 5-j Ronaltl Czepiel 3-F Frank j. DaCosse 5-F Nat A. Datlo 5-ll George j. Daitlone 5-C james j. Dantla 5-j Robert C. Dartsch 5-G Thomas M, Dennis 5-F George R. DePrima 5-l Thomas R. Devine ,5-B Stephen j. Donnellan .5-j Peter j. Donzelli 5-F jerry M. Donovan .5-j john F. Downes 5-A Paul R. Drtlak .5-K Richard j. Droztlz 3-A Ftlwartl A. Drysch 5-C Eugene R. Dulski 3-D Ronaltl P. Dvojack 5-H Stuart j. Dybek 5-G Page 77 fa . Q.. i I 11 fir z, 'fl l A gil l S 5 at vi 4 . vp V, . .V A iq v 2' ws e. t- . A . 555255 f . i i - A .B . .... . . 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Hroback 3-D Robert Hunt 3-B Peter F. Hynes 3-J Robert J. Iacono 3-A Henry C. Jablonski 3-A Jerome T. Jablonski 3-I Thomas F. Jachim 3-F James F. Jackson 3-E Ronald W. Jacobson 3-K Joseph J. Jaltuck 3-J Page 73 im, I jf '-AFR . 3. M E ff' A 33 :W fx. X fx . i 1 A i J t -. I-Ex . ee. . T N i '?? 't'i x N M1 Wa. w lil 21 Ria 4 s Q L X i s x . X Q5 Q. ifgfisi Ei .aa f Z 5' L 4.0553 33 ' vi 3 y , , Wi Biz I , 4 ,:,. . m Q .L W ,, X y W K Q s. f .Xt X X t Q f- A ,--. K 4 'ex S Q Richard M. Dynis 3-F Robert T. Emmet 3-D David J. Eskra 3-G Donald E. Etges 3-E Joseph F. Evans 3-I Michael J. Fadden 3-A Robert E. Fila 3-H John M. Fish 3-I Joseph C. Flaherty 3-A Patrick Flanagan 3-H Thomas M. Foley 3-B Frank S. Fornek 3-A Duane E. Forst 3-J John H. Frankovich 3-F Richard J. Fudacz 3-A Herbert V. Fuhrman 3-B John A. Fuja 3-H John E. Furcon 3-G Joseph A. Furmanek 3-K William Gabel 3-J Ronald A. Gacek 3-I James W. Gagnon 3-K Robert L. Gall 3-H John J. Gallagher 3-E Stephen D. Garbaciak 3-A Lemuel J. Garbie 3-G Edward J. Gargin 3-C James P. Gavin 3-F John T. Gavin 3-I James E. Gawdzik 3-A George R. Gedvilas 3-H Nicholas P. Genardo 3-B Louis V. Genco 3-G John F. Genge 3-I Anthony J. Gill 3-H 25 f .si Ji iiiii in ' 5 ' away, 'il K A 3- J .Q ....,,,.,,... , was Bruno W. janis 3-I2 Daniel W. jarosz 3-E Richard W. jaskierski 3-K Clarence jass 3-E Alexander j. jenkins 3-Il Leroy F. job .5-K Raymond A. johnson 3-G Conrad A. juckins 3-I james j. jurinek 5-ll Charles j. Kacines 3-F Alexander A. Kairis 3-B Ronald C. Kaleta 3-K Fdward R. Kaminski 3-fl Steve P. Karpinski 3-I Daniel A. Kelly 5-F Andrew j. Kempiak 3-ll Michael W. Kessler fi-CQ Lawrence R. Kevin 5-G Walter IQ. Kissel 5-B Frank M. Klicar 5-j Ronald j. Knapik Q5-G Kenneth R, Knippen 3-K Edward j. Korecky 5-F john G. Koscak 5-B Richard Kosek .5-l jerome F. Kowalski 3-F Lawrence D. Kowalski 3-j Ronald R. Kramer S-F Dennis j. Krob 3-I Adam j. Krokos 3-D Clifford S. Kroll 5-A Ronald A. Kroll 5-G Kenneth F. Krysko 5-G Walter F. Krzak 3-ll Thomas P. Krzanowski 3-j Ronald F. Krzystofczyk 3-B Raymond j. Kuch 5-li Ronald F. Kulak 5-I Fdwin j. Kurcz 5-j john F. Kwinn 5-j Kenneth F. Kyle 5-A Myles j. Laffey 5-H Michael j. Lancy 5-CI john j. Lang.: 5-I Thomas M. Laskey 3-F Richard li. Laskowski 5-K Michael D. Latronico 3-F Emil j. Latryak 3-H Thomas j. Lavin 5-F Russell j. Leavy 5-A Daniel Lech 5-A Anthony F. Lisula 5-G Frank D. Lisula 5-j john F. Looney 5-A Ronald j. Lubek 3-j john Ci. Lucas 5-F joseph F. Lyman 5-C 'Fhomas Lynch 3-G james Lyng S-j Kenneth F. Maiewski 3-B Fdwin CQ. Malkusak 3-F Paul j. Malzone 5-K William B. Mangold 3-F David j. Mannella 3-A Dennis F. Manning 3-F james D. Markham 3-K Frank G. Markunas 3-E john T. Marolda 3-G Charles M. Martin 3-B Frank j. Maslowski 3-E Page 79 ,,.... .. Q s 5 ..-g 4 1 sa Jw A Y,-. M .Aw if Q fy' 'W 1 1 - 7,3 aww fr rr JK. lil . XX . x , .. . Q -v . fx? ' i . l W if R7 as . .. . R + R v i x. Sc .... 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J . ... iz:-I Ak ., I 7 A Q KX ,Ak Frank Matkovich 3-I Richard A. Maxwell 3-C Russell J. Mayworm 3-F Kenneth S. Maziarka 3-F John H. McAleenan 3-B Robert R. McAuliffe 3-B Thomas P. McCaffrey 3-I William H. McCarthy 3-K John J. McCauley 3-B Patrick B. McGuire 3-K Robert A. McGuire 3-E John F. McHale 3-C Martin J. Mcl-lale 3-C William H. McKenzie 3-H Kenneth N. McNally 3-I Raymond T. McNally 3-K Richard D. McNichols 3-C John M. Mego 3-H William F. Meitz 3-D Bernard M. Mensik 3-G Ronald F. Mente 3-I John A. Merskin 3-F Brian G. Merrick 3-G Joseph J. Meyer 3-J Chester J. Miarka 3-D Al Mikalauskas 3-F Robert J. Mikrut 3-H Edward J. Milka 3-E Joseph J. Miller 3-A Gerald P. Milos 3-G William Mingotri 3-l James J. Mizgalski 3-J Jerome A. Moch 3-F James E. Moran 3-B William R. Morris 3-D James T. Mozerka 3-A Raymond F. Mueller 3-D Denis J. Mullaney 3-C Joseph P. Mulligan 3-H Raymond E. Mulokas 3-J Dennis G. Murphy 3-B William J. Murphy 3-C James C. Murray 3-J James S. Mykowski 3-K Jerome A. Mysliwiec 3-J Edward J. Nagle 3-l Fdward J. Nawrocki 3-D John A. Nawrot 3-D Jack Nealy 3-F Ronald L. Nedich 3-H James A. Nelson 3-l Jerome G. Nelson 5-C Richard J. Nevers 3-G Ted J. Niemiec 3-J William P. Niesman 3-D Joseph R. Niezgoda 3-K Robert R. Nolek 3-H James F. Novak 3-G Richard H. Nowak 3-B Anthony J. Nowobielski 3-I James J. O'Brien 3-B John J. O'Connell 3-D Morgan J. O'Connell 3-F James B. O'Dekirk 3-H James G. Ogar 3-E Thomas R. O'Hare 3-G Robert L. Ohner 3-C Thomas V. O'Loughlin 3-B Joseph M. O'Neill 3-K Kenneth J. Osterman 3-K Page 80 Gerald O'Sullivan 5-IT Thomas D. O'Sullivan 5-I Donald W. Pacer 5-j john R. Pacocha 5-ll Gerald Palikos 5-A Ludwig A. Paller 5-D Gregory j. Palluck 5-D Kenneth A. Pzltula 5-l joseph M. Pavelek .5-F john T. Pawela 5-H Ronald CI. Pawlak 5-G Anthony W. Pecelunas 5-I5 Thomas ll. Pelegrino 5-K . w 3 ... 1 SEQ. A A 1 K Ls xy ft 5 X A. K l . lf X 'PF x V Q X - Xi W A lm . Xmbx ' - ,K-xr: X ' s Q X Wayne P. Pelegrino 5-K 5 I 5 jolm j. Pempel-c 5-C ' Richard j. Perna 5-D n . A W Q Michael Perri 5-K Q .1 if? , x William A. Perry 5-D swf . 'R - .Yzisf ' Bernard j. Pliefler 5-D X Q ...A 'l ka M A ll if . ' -5 Robert P. Piekarczyk 5-A i 1? ' Gregory S. Piwowarczyk 5-B si ' f 1 k 5 ml lnij ll ij A - -5'X l Mark j. Pizza 5-A - Robert R. Podowski 5-j . s A Lawrence S. Podwilta 5-j 3' - 1 , VQ . Thomas L. Pomorslti 5-K Q A . V A 3. is 3 james j. Poradzisz 5-I A ., ' ' K . jeromc L. Ptah 5-A w 1 A X ,, I 5 ' K 5. 1. Thomas N. Principato 5-H f iii?-i , 5 i 5 I ' 4 A .' . '. . S .-.- -v K . K2 . F R Y it X f . -c. . Louis j. Prochnicki 5-j David F. Prybylski 5-B Raymond F. Pryzdia 5-F , , Q Robert 15. Pucci 5-l gg L P . Michael P. Quirk 5-G .U 5 f V X joseph S. Rabianslti 5-F V i X 5 . ' Alphonse Radvila 5-j A 1 .X XR X it ' X Us A , Charles S. Rak 5-B N -t qs-3 Richard C. Ramazinski 3 ' fm ' 1 , . I' .W 5 . I 5 Robert E. Rehder 5-I-l - 1 5 if ,K f.. . E. : f Thomas E. Reidy 5-F - f Q - N X Larry P. Renehan 5-I ' ' . X, Ag 1 f john R. Rezek 5-H ' A 4- H james R. Riley 5-C . i mwywi .ts M Robert E. Robinson 5-B - A .X james P. Rogers 5-E ' at . Robert W. Ropa 5-G v, ' 45 Y-r' Frank P. Ross 5-G 'F A 5 Y c X P l George S. Ross 5-B RN 5 i' t joseph V. Rucys 5-D I l ..,.' i Kenneth P. Ruzella 3-I I ..,. f X -2 1 . cm . , - r . NX-,,,,,,,,QL.f...,....,....,.a.,.... '.- . .- 8 i il t 4x - A 5352 - 2 -.1 fr-lit?i+.rrQ A . lil. 2. fl Robert M. Rybicki 3-H joseph G. Rygula 5-A Edward j. Safranek 5-C Ronald j. Sapit .5-K Michael B. Sauer 5-K Frank B. Schaefer 5-D Richard N. Schaefer 5-C Gerald D. Schmitz 5-K Thomas W. Schneid .5-F Frank N. Selucky .5-I joseph G. Sereikas 5-A jack T. Sharpe 3-F jack D. Sheedy 5-K Daniel T. Sheehan 5-K john T. Sheehan 5-E Ronald S. Sich 5-j joseph E. Simonaitis 3-j Robert Simpson 3-C james N. Sinnott 5-H William A. Sirinek 5-C Page Sl 1. .4- xx. 41' X 1:.., 'Fi 1-i' X i Eff in A 'fs A seg- S was 'Q 3 A 1 - --13 'T-if-I john Sivak 3-E Charles B. Slaustas 3-J Edward M. Slepski 3-G Raymond Smalenskas 3-D Robert R. Smerz 3-A Robert E. Smentek 3-C Raymond B. Smith 3-C in Gerald M. Sobiesk 3-G y S ,, . A William J. Sobut 3-F 5. gi .- Q All - -E: 1' William T. Soich 3-K F ..,, wi' ' V.: f A J -. Francis J. Stachon 3-C 5 . x . 1 H .,,, ll Dennis J. Stanczyk 3-G 'A A ix-W 2 .31 V K W YV if john P. Stanger 3-D .Q .g i ft . - Patrick J. Stanton 3-B . -.Q ii -' S A Gerald W. Stanula 3-K ' Daniel K. Steurbaut 3-C ' . Z y Y X William Stine 3-C I so . .Qin Dnnaltl J. siube 3-J W - 1 .',, 1 Jerome D. Stypa 3-B ' ':'3 1 A ,nil ' S tg Daniel R. Sullivan 3-J 3 A S Earl P. Sullivan 3-A , .. u. fmwgi Gerald T. Sullivan 3-F , . . James A. Sullivan 3-G gym, hi? . . -,Q y James F. Sullivan 3-1 V ' S l gf Raymond J. Sullivan 3-J '-. - ' ' 7 We f Thomas A. Sumoski 3-A S qbbqll . 'fl ' Robert R. Synal 3-H ij ' E A Anthony J. Szafran 3-B ' my Norman M. Szcypula 3-F ' ju Q A. John W. Szela 3-E V Q . 5 1 ,qw ly . Norman F. Szewczyk 3-F 'E ubqqu -. -P -gp ',,.- r . .i QM, . Bernard J. Taheny 3-G I '1--. ::. .... ' .V ,,:. . K . F i . W 3 'zl' 1 'W' Melvyn L. Test 3-E fi ' gg. ' S9 as 1 li john J. Thomas 3-B X 5 M y ,qq Ravinuntl J. Tillrock 3-E Norbert A. Tokarski 3-D Edward A. Topor 3-G james E. Trojanek 3-B Arthur Trost 3-C Kenneth S. Uhlarik 3-I Thomas J. Unnerstall 3-E Thomas W. Urbaniak 3-F Chester T. Urbanski 3-A Thomas J. Urbanski 3-H Warren A. Urbik 3-G Peter R. Vasralo 3-A Ted L. Veber 3-D john L. Vice 3-F Michael bl. Vinci 3-E Fred T. Vollinger 3-A Robert E. Vorac 5-J james P. Vrasic 3-A john J, Walsh 5-I Donald J. Wantroba 3-D Dennis W. Welzen 3-D Frank M. Werderitsch 3-H Kenneth G. Whippo 3-G Raymond -I. White 3-E Daniel E. Wicklund 3-A Bruce J. Williams 3-K Frank J. Wilson 3-B Kenneth F. Witczak 5-I Thomas QI. Wojcik 3-F Wayne E. Wolowiec 3-H Robert M. Wulkovlicz 3-C William H. Zach 3-B Gregory G. Zawislak 3-A Charles Zdenovec 3-D Allan R. Zemko 3-K Gerald J. Zenawick 3-K John J. Zon 3-A Robert M. Zuro 3-D Walter bl. Zytnowski 3-B is. Ml vi' ll. inn .uX T SY .. - - di . ..,. i -. ' s .ix - Q --is S X-X i. tv, Su Nz ... .... i it -. .3 lan tl. i i 1 fr: ? ii E ii I A. 4. .wi W -..,.,A. H .. i , mi X . -fi .... Mmm.. . my ,..,,.,,,,,,,,,-,,,,, .Vg is X ex 3 ',, M,-i ll ,l r V . ... Q A .pg- if ...,....,,, rx it . ., , N idea R A ii' --.-- -Q t i X' X' X All ... . ' ri' :sack gr ' 43123 5 S .-iv Robert J. Zwarycz 3-F 'Y' Q i E A . ig 'i'. S i- -.i-. ' . S f .. i P23682 , A ' nies. -IL Q Too had 'l'reusurer Morris t'0Pll0 IIIRE missed this meeting 1 with President Yukich, Vice President Kwizttek and Secretary Kurzyniewski fl Section 2-A Ram I P. -IHIIIINIHII, ,I. litlktns, S. Stlilillikl. R Rim .' AI. lieltmk, -I. Nettry, sl. Pltmtlxtmski, R lltlw I' IXILSI mu l W uns 1 L on t 1 Iummt tm Rim' S HI. l.nHrt-du. K.Bdffklli,AI.SkliiiYAll1,W7.DlI1tbl1 S IDLISII XV lxurn R lstr I C101 tk A BFLIITILFIS M Fstlmtt 1 Rim I -I. NlL'lklIiil, W. 'l'utI.l, .l. Cir.tlmwski. R At t 1 wx nm tu I.. faint, ID. Nt-sluntl .' ... lt. .QM-A 2. ff- ' F 'i V' ' i Q Q Section 2-B Row l-M. Nolan, T. Bauer, C. Rendel, M. Deckelrnann, R. Botlerek, M. Lebensorger, C. Witek, F. Campana Row 2-R. Fritsch, L. Nicholas, R. Borla, R. Bruch, K. Janiak, P. Hermes, S. Klarich, J. Grifhn, J. Stypa Row 3-H. Ehrke, J. Duchowicz, W, Scott, R. Susmarski, J. Senft, A. MacFarlane, G. Necas, T. Nawrot, L. Yuozapairis Row 4-D. Prybylski, R. Rosinski, E. Nowak, J. Kukowski, R. Pfeiffer, T. Milczewski, R. Lyons, H. Turek, A. Scerha, R. Agresto, L. Kowalski 0Pll0 0IlE Section 2-C Row Row 2-A. Nieminski, R. Heinz, L. Kuzniar, D. Cody, T. Wengel, R. Lenkart, R. Mosior, J. Cwiklinski Row 3- Row Row 4, L. Kozola, G. Calzaretta, A. Soprych, J. Gromala, A. Tymec, J. Fearon, D. Gallo R. Stengle, C. Dennis, G. Rathbun, M. Viravec, J. Palmisano, R. Copecki, J. Majerczak, J. Baltlyga, K. Bauckus J, Blackburn, J. Leonard, J. Matuszewski, D. Sigurnjak, D. Johnson, R. Poetz, M. Scheftic, J. Husa, K. Dressel 5-T. Adrian, J. Roche, R. Zemko, R. Kieltyka, W. Lyons, R. Brotl, M. Piasecki K' A 0Pll0 IIRES Section 2-D Rum R. Svillron, R. Kramer, VI. Cogliancsc, N. Alonzo, C. Muhs, nl. Blair, G. Wlcsolovsski Row '-V -'l'. l.L-sniuk, D. Dugan, D. Filipck, A. Balm, R. Bullrik, A. Ronzio, D. Buulac, K. Zcrvax Row SA- Ruw 'l-- Ram .577 R. King, R. llunnls, D. Olvinlu, R. Pilcul, F. Puwelski, F. Lake, bl. Gcrkits, lf. Mulnfhowski li. Porcmpu, -I. Carroll, W. Ycrlics, R. Mayor, P. Sowinslci, G. Hynelc, R. Schilferl, A. Mockniris R. VTUYCC, D. lfrlmnslma, T. Koniarz, C. Sislc-r, T. McAnlle, R. CZ2ill'i11,fl. Reis, R. Gruzglis Section 2-li Ron Row l-l Row ' l--ll. Burke, D. Carter, D. Pilcggi, T. Fitzgerald, G. Rcntz, T. Knalpczyli, -I. Slosowslii, M. lussig S--I. Dohlvcrsrcin, W. Lcsniuk, D. Colby, R. Kristopaitis, j. Mega, F. Pawlak, -I. Sroufelc, B. Williaznms M O Brxen VI. linlzuno Row -l-v--I. Duimill, T. Treacy, R. Arnold, R. Rubas, R. Luuric, F. Bobek, M. McMillan, D. Kaminski, F. Sloan bl. lk-llulskis, P. Armstrong CO 'UQ' 7 I 'x V 1 .,,,,.. 1 QV' K ijt... .K - J 5. Vnulnuno, j. Voglraska, R. Korona, j. Moran, tl. Dunfonl, C. Schillingcr, R. Przybylski, R.Gudeu1L1 D M.1lLc 0Pll0 IDBES Section 2-F Row l-1. Vallar, M. Benice, J. Ryan, I.. Pinto, Schmidt, W. Knych, J. Dowling Row 2-B. Quinn, R. Lipinski, T. Richardson, R. Guido, P. Kantor, P. Hudak, V. Mestan, 1. Vorel Row 3-J. O'Neill, C. Tribe, M. Gierut, T. Marshall, P. Bodigor, K. McShefTery, R. Lausas, E. Darnaschkql B. Korzyniewski Row 4-M. Collins, D. Koszyk, R. Canavan, F. Morg, J. Cassello, J. Mulligan, M. Barrett, J. Steanpni-ak, P. Section 2-G Row l-j. Koscal, K. Ostahn, M. Burns, D. Barus, T. Corgiat, C. Graf, A. Vasko Row Z-C. Bonneveir, J. Michalik, R. Lojas, S. Cassello, T. Muzanski, P. Yanahan, S. Lennish, G. janus Row 5-R. Skorski, D. Foley, T. DeChristina, J. Keane, J. Kulik, R. Madura, T. White, C. Stehney Row 4-R. Hanley, L. Schreatler, G. Radon, W. Petlley, E. Downey, D. Fahey, R. Batlon, R-idierson, Row 5-W. Wagner, J. Martin, 1. Sapit, W. Lawler, R. Hughes, J. Zymonas Page 86 Bnnrs M . f'7Vw a,,- P' f,,., YUM ar, ' Suction 2-Il Rmx l 11.1 I.ur I. I.g-nlkcy, XX. IM I0Pll0 0llE ' IILIN. il. R.1Iumski, 'I'. Gregory, K.. I'cmIcrn, Al. Hurley, I.. Ifus Run ' I' M.1Imm'y. VI. INILIIUIISUIQ, R. Kugmmki, I.. I.uknsik. M. Curtin, B. Dccnilmn, M. Srnxxuzyk, II. P.1uu.1, R. II.1rgot Rmx S XXI INI-mas, R. WQIIL-hugn, 'I'. C..nI1ilI, If. I'.1m. If, S mmm, 'I'. Kuluvirz, FI. Ifury, R. XRULIICZAIIQ, R. Su1r.1mcIIq1, 'If Vcscly I I Ik-1 km, Al. Riuluhxucr. -I, Mikrut. R. NL'INIllS. If. Iirivck. R. Kclps. XV. Iiicuinsz, 'If Kumkmxski, R. SL'.ll11.lI1, Rmx . I. Ilfylu R. liamn FCLTIUII 1-I Rim I I I YXXIHNIQI, li. C uni, D. Drc.wI, -I. Iflynn, -I. Zidimki, R. IIJFCSIHIILIII, IT, I'mrsI4c, I7, DL-Nm'clI.l IMAX .I lr, 5K fwcm. LQ. Mmyumik, 'If Dur11.1.u.1lg1, II. XX'i!kc, M.Strzcfuki,-I.CQ'L'I1m'ki,,I.IXI41rkin. II,Dwycr. I7, Cummings Rmx S IS II1r'sIInIwQLk, ID. I:L'fIlVILk,kI, Kclly, NW. Iinululmrt, I.. DcNuc.mlg1, R. 'I'11yicfm'zk41, R. Riski, D. Scncsc, I. Kay, nl. Ulwirck Rmv I Ii. lk-Ikxms, 'If Punck, R. IIALIN, R, Mvmm miaz, A. Swlw-nI.n, xl. Iicgk, XV. Dry-wx, IT. Siurck, R. Sluxvinslxi. I. Clvxllmslii 0',,4,5 :Jimi QAM I I4 I WIN xiii - N Q M - ,. Q .QA- 4 wif' N' Q. A 0Pll0 IIIBES Row Row 2- Row Row -l -R. Zawacki, W. Pecyna, R. Barrkowiak, T. Balicki, R. Becht, K. Bastugza, D. Senkpiel. K. Glowacki, A. Agurkus Strugala Brown, J. Harrington, D. Sutton, W. Brady, D. Vick, R. Terneuzen, T. Panak, G. Bruno, F. Morrone, Bourret Gryska, R. Przeztlink, K. Burns, J. Maloney, C. Rusky, R. Bostanche, R. Tybor, A. Spyrka, W. Bronske, Cherski, E. Halleran Butlz, -I. Bolduc, R. Cesaretti, D. Augustyniak, R. Bistras, VI. Reuther, L. Capek, K. Siwicki, D. Carpen. W. Feehtm, T. Backus, Al. ,Ierantowski Section 2-K Row Row Rovs Row A Moscato, R. Scott, C. Koehler, F. Blazek, M. Casay, QI. Warzeclma, E. Batle, W. Farlo, T. Marino -j.Carlson, C. Cherny, F. Orcmlack, R. Kluza, R. Szwajkowski, B. Sherpetis, S. Wilkcaxxfski, R. Michalowski, Hanitin, J. Zemaitis Egan, F. Getlutis, R. Burke, W. Smith, H. Daley, T. Cervelli, 1. Getlraitis, A. Borkowski, J. Porrevecchi, Feiner, A. Gartlella Mackus, E. Knych, DI. Fanelli, A. Dockus, G. MacDonald, S. Miklosh, R. slakuboski, D. Puztlan, R. Dorcnk, Fvangelisti C. Dart, R. Bussler Page 88 bf 9 'ya if an il . . R X SQQFR g Section 2-I. Ruw I-A, l,LlNkCIlKl, R, Placlm, W. Dwyer, -I. Dcrcngmvski, W. Genis, V. Kadas, D. Plachn, j. Pelllun Ruw .' Fl. Klavctcr, lf. Krcstan, -I, Wamlcr. W. llilllilll, J. Woznicki, P. Villarreal, F. Kuncvich, W. Tkllllglil, P. Gurlu Ruw 5--VD. I.aMuntana, D. Liml, -I. Stamlarll, 'l'. Miksis, D. Zaiac, R. Noga, S. Lyp, R. Sillcikas. P. Kaufman, CS. Ospalski Al, Drap Rum' 'I'-VU. Salmuloli, U. Opin, R. Granlas, G. Fuym I.. -lanis, A. Fmlrijunas, R. Malcaras, nl. Reilly, A. lNlichalmx'ski, Al. Rurkmuki, R. Cfzcpicl 0Pll0 IIBES Section 2-M Rem lv-'lf Mikul.lj1.zak, P. Rcilly, A. Vaisnuras. ll O'Ruurkc, B. Kisala, VI. McNamara, J. Doyle Rim .T--f-R, Tralxyk, C.. Karulallcc, K. Mathis, -I. Dugan, H. Spalluni, C.. -Iakopiplm, M. Gels, L. Powaga Rim S' 'If -lmu.-s, K. Wulski, ,l, Kwiarck, I.. Zagurski, T. XXfalI, W. Olchawa, R. Kraus, T. Mello, P, llodges, 'I1 Rumislmck Row l7M. Munro, l.. Scmctulslcis, I.. Zustausras, R. Crnifh, ul. Pavur, I.. llnrgala, G. lflnrncricli, D. Del Bene, R. l.ullrL'nlu, Szajklwiw 'QQ- XX 33 AW N y . XQ as K? - mn- f .1 Section 2-N Row Ram' Row Row Row 0 Sect Row Row Row Row l-G. Ksychi, F. Wajila, R. Chmiel, E. Parr, AI. Dmvling, KI. Cozza, T. McGrath Z-K, Naglewski, F. Sruch, V. Indovina, F. Zaczek, A. Michalski, J. jawnrek, T. Meade, G. Pima 3-F. Montelenrie, A. Grigutis, A. Lofireglo, G. Smith, E, Topa, N. Lasky, R. Pokusa, J. Ruffolo 4-+A. Galinaitis, J. Sabarh, P. Kirby, D. Duilek, L. Einlukas, R. Orlauskis, G. Kamen, R. Nowlinski 5-K. Ucho, R, Kurza, W. Weltin, KI. Regan, P. Zamlynski, J. Hendry, R. Fleury, G. Gorski, -I. Martinez ion 2-O 1--R. Lobas, R. Voight, T. Fahey, T. Tesar, T. Kedzierski, D. Krol, J. Miller, F. Damit, bl. Wasik 2-M. Michalowski, J. Seguin, V. Panaras, M. Tyrpak, L. Plenys, T. Mucker, S. Simone, S. Laskey, R. Zaluil, -I. Stoll 3-S. Kaliski, R. McCaffrey, J. Galina, -I. Marik, J. Kokaska, R, Hackiewicz, F. Oprzedek, R. Cleary, R. Kurth, 1. Dubinski, K. jankisr, A. DiDominicis 4-D. Yukich, E. Norville, P. Kleist, J. Gregory, C, Ryband, T. Rogicwicz, J. Rackauskas, j. Cecich, R. Piastowski, R. Dylkiewicz, L. Hovaniec, D, Gill, S. Matusik is . dw ' FRE i'll IE Y 'QF - Roherl Gardner, President, gets down to work with Ioseph Howitz, .lack Ruby, and Rohert Glowacki, the other ' mfficers of the Freshman class. Section I-A Row I-M, O:Neili, Lario, Principaro, R. Verdino, R. Domke, McAntir6wS, G. Chrtistek, E. Burns, R. Zolner Row Z--I. Rogers, R. Sura, CI. jagen, Nl. Andracki, C. Makowski, T. Ralph, R. Gagnon, D. Ferremino, L. Tadeusiak, I. Glazcwski Row 5-F. Mika, R. Runk, A. Pavlik, R. Schumerth, R. Sileikis, R. Culen, R. Dzurney, AI. Kuch, P. Mondello, L. Braun, M. Delany Row 4-G. Hawkins, -I. Kielnik, j. Bikus, R. Holzingcr, F. Dine, G. Grishabcr, W. Sokolowski. R. Maurisak, R. Barskevicius, R. Wrrmhel, T. Kaminski, B. Nels X X MR., MX.. FIIES IE Row l--D. Row 2-S. Row 5-A. H. Row fi-F. N. Section 1 Row I-G. Row Z-G. D. Ruw .5-K. R. Row 1-R. M. Burns, G. Valencik, S. Alaksiewicz, D. Dzmkerr, J. Dunn, 1. Dolin, B. Cmrry, R. Groski Rak, R. Flannery, W. Bozek, j. Mickel, -I. jagar, R. Shuberr, R. Kohl, K. Schmidt, D. Gacek Srepuncik, D. Cavanaugh. R. Nawojski. D. Pavek, G. Wrobel, N. Perry, KI. Barnoski, R. Kaminski, Suprenski, j. Lang Rogers, V. Szymczak, G. -Iannire, D. Maruru, P. Pranskieris, R. Duuksa, -I. Hoffman, G. Weber, D. O'Hnrn Fera -C Lachcik, 1, Roche. B. Murusarz, W. Szymanski, C. Stevens, Krupowicz, P. Raineri, V. Ziolknwski Feilen, V. Adams, S. Michalski, K. Kochalka, F. Nasser, L. Cross, D. Ortegal, R. Sherrie, B. Mysliwiec, Goodfriend Harkabus, V. Rubino, R. Drozdz, A. Poremba. T. Insley, W. Bwsch, Perka, R. Dolara, nl. Wolrmun, Kaminski, A. Vaicekauskas Schluerer, -I. Mader, R. Smuksru, F. Burellu. Wfnnrruhu, A. Mockus, R. Kemlm, F, Hilbruner. R, Biesuga. Costello, F. Furgivele Page 1.74 W- vw - 2....a M Ks. I 4 . e.. ' A 4 y Sect Rmx Ram Kms Run Suu Run Rum Run' R4 nv f M, -aw tg, -f vt' 31 in-3 FRE WIE Row Row Row Row Secuon 1 G Row Row Row Rovx of FRE Section I-H Rmx I M. I,L'INIIL'I'L', G. IIICIIIIIIKIL, S. SIQCIIIILLIIKJII, T. AILIIIUNYICZ, AI. Pnwlisz, 'I'. Kukmvski, -I. LILIQLIIIQ. K. BUIIIQQ, I5. I.L'AI1tlllfIIL'llll Run I A. Ihur-Ili, QI. Auluunim-. -I. Ikkumm, QI. Pmk. -I. Morrissey. P. Pinm. G. KiSIu1r1x1S, NW. Broderick, XV. Byrne. AI. II-mxzy Rim S IS. Mnhnrrlmy, R. Kowalski, Cl. Rulck, VI. Smnik, R. Syrck, C.. Timmy-I, WI. INIcIcurck, AI. Knpugi, R. Ynnulis. If, 1 IIIINLIIITIIIU Rms I lf. Rr-k.1nlx, I. Iluycs, AI. X'UALIflL'I1. R. Nmxnk. 5. XX,lItZI'IlSIiI, INI. Ilusnr, M. Ixf.-nm-rIy, M. Fdxstruml, Ii. 5c.1n1.m II. I5u4u4Ig1IL-Ii, V. INIIIQWSIQI Section I-I Rmx I 'If Kano, K. I5riy.1,kI. I'.uxcI4x, R. Pinn, S. Ilrotulipnc, W. IInyrIL-n, II. Collins, AI. I.LlfUZLl Row Y Ii. V.lIAlIi, Ii. KmI1.1r'sIxi, R. Guest, R. Morrisscrtc AI. Mallicki, 'If Xxfcsnlmvski, P. INldfuin, I.. Srrngnln Rmx S M. Ii-4.1, Cl. Swim-rrinski, M. Ilguku, M. Sinskn I.. S.1IrysiuI4, 'If 'IlxmInrir, G. O'SuIIivnn, I.. PsIuszuI4, If. Virlmrrus, K. IILIZATIIIIQ Rmx I VI. Russcll, VI. blgnxxgiclski, 'If Kmx'.1ImmcI4, MI. Kinngmc, D. XXfuIuwits, R. Huktus, M. Guilius, R. Rogers. I7. AntIumi.1I4. K.. fIilFl!llILl, If. Sn'licsIQ4x ' V ' Nr' R Q. . . ,, . -v QQ 'A ,HJ . . .. Q N., Q I' Q N . XXX r if , qw f -QI y ,. 5. if wr f if 'iw 3 Aff .XS S f . 74 -r g A . i li Q6 is FRES Section 1-j Row l Row 2 Row 5 Row 1 -T. Martin, Kelly, L. Barcyk, W. Gryska, E. Plonis, W. Dropski, M. Ashe -W. Krienke, D. Robinson, T. O'Dekirk, D. Wicklunnl, QI. Daly, P. Arden, J. Lurgio. R. Linder T. DeBow, T. Puk, W. Leahy, S. Lascola, B. Pape, D. Craven, W. Zucek, J. Walsh. T. Niewidolx -W. Donghue, T. Shannon, K. lglinski. A. Urso, T. DaCrosse, L. Lukwinki, D. Bialka, VI. Regan H Bnnomo F Lyznicki, R. Groskopf, Barnar, P, Cimino, D. Zattoli, R. Tatltla, AI. McMinamen, R. Schulz G. Alanicek, l.. Timpone, A. Labanauskas, H. Purtell, L. Drozinski, R. Melnyk, J, Dillon, R. Lozult R Md irthy Section l-K Row lg .. Row Z7 Row 5-T Row l-- R. Bohnen , Moran, J. Fennelly, K. Kutlla, T. Cutilletta, J. Stalilionis, E. Minieka, j. Kurtlell, G. Clancy 1 Rtnnno T. Stoll, D. Atamian, R. Hoilsen. VI. Ruby, W. Bukowsky, G. Mathis, R. Walkowski, W. Behlin C Baht r S. Kowynia, ul. Consiilinc Page 96 Section l-L Row RIM FRE IE I S. Kusck, D. Downey, G. Iiuuza, P, Climlpbcll, I. Adamski, T. Hurley, Ii. Sclmramlu, D. Fitzgerald I G, f,L'fllI2lk, G, Gastcl, D. Knpcncr, R. Palma, G. Krivzmcc, P. Moran, G, Mcllalrtlmy, T, Pazicr, F. Knlla Row S--V. IJAFIS, Ia. Lurrncr, D. C.uns1II1nc, D. Wmmgrcgkl, KI. Lambert, D. IRIICFIZILIII, H. Lucas, R. Bmgn, AI. Hart, Ruw '- F. Iizlrlmru I I A, IVILLIIIIYC, xl. Vhlnx. VI. Rixugi, F. Smhl, I.. Skufca, W. Slam, C. Quirk, I. Bmdlu, -I. Kulys, D. -Iusk Section I-M Ruvx Row - Row Ruxx I M. Dlilmvgumx, A. Castro, G. Galina. R. Krxywy, V. Dngys, -I. Lullu, F. Snkul, F. Flmrlmrnh I J. Pom, C.. Sgmmrinu, A. Umpcrviulm, tl. Doyle, A. Szumski, -I. Uohlinuk, -I. Bcrrucci, D. Bmirmski, T. Clmrismplmcr S K.. Iiuk, W. Krueger, IZ. Ilindcl, G. Clrnidm, M. Stephen, C. Adnmck, R. Morris, R. Murcfnkus, J. Riclmnls. If. Urisius I I.. lmld, I.. Igunrmz, 5. Struwvicillw. W, Kuchlcr, -I. Avclis, M. Sikzxrski, R. Gull, G. Chulcys, D. McGuire, V. Iiusaun - Z A 4 'A vo-3 . 1. -' i' ' 4. 19,5 Wt an ,, Qi 9 QC , 'Qu M. DO W1 ,H v , '. f v ,I Q. I ,Hsu NW' I 2 I uw we X. ,V JR, I . X, . , Nm 'T'-I . N ,f Quik ' YPA! . Q Q 4 , Q, -.J .gvx In 99 X la ES FII Sect Row Row E ion 1-N 1-A. Navorni, J. Palica, R. Simko, D. Brinka, T. Drury, W. Plachy, W. Saurrer, R. Sumner 2-F. Tryjanowski, E. Sergott, M. McAuliffe, R. Giniat, R. Gardner, F. Gadzinski, T. D'Astro, L. Bazon, J. Pasqualetto Row 3-J. Valenta, R. Golen, R. Cullen, J. Crine, B. Kucharslci, T. Thibeau, G. O'Sullivan, R. Chamerlik, L. Kral, j. Griven Row 4-R. Spagnolo, F. Stoettner, J. Filipiak, R. Herman, R. Barczak, J. -Ianas, J. Miller, F. Kazemek, R. Andris, D. Hackett Section 1-O Row 1-A. Bartkus, T. Panka, P. Jalowiec, F. Waclawek, J. Kasiewicz, A. Gounclas, J. Kroll Row 2-H. Castillo, K. Rupkus, W. Cherwonick, J. Garcis, B. Kotula, W. Pritchard, R. Thomas, A. Calton Row 3-L. Stonis, L. Kiriazes, J. Morgan, A. Bubnys, F. janiak, G. Harrington, J. McEann, R. Schultz, R. Gaiser Row 4-A. Pantil, V. Baltramonis, R. Sheeman, F. Flga, A. Biciunas, N. Paulianis, L. Laskowski, J. Dvornik, R. Stefaniak Row 5-P. Curran, H. Mykaza, R. Otten, A. Augius, J. Shaughnessy, W. Sink, R. Glowacki Page 98 FRESH Section 1-P Row l Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Row 5 W. Rudd, J. Hagerty, J. Baffa, K. Maier, P. Wolan, L. Kuschel, J. Rizza -R. Bellan, A. Scarella, T. Murphy, R. Lovenson, T. Luilo, G. Wideikis, R. Carten, D. Sivak L. Wojciechiwicz, B. Zydek, J. Mrumlinski, F. Miierich, A. Pecholcas, A. Dombrowski, R. Wagner, D. Linklater K. Andrelis, 1. Salcius, E. jentczak, K. Ilginis, T. Skolar, R. Wolski, D. Brown, J. Woiiechowski, G. Richter -J. Perez, R. Stanski, D, Zvinakis, R. Rhein, L. Fox, A. Kallas, A. Dvorak Page 99 ACTIVITIES One of the most colorful activities of the year is the annual Christmas Festival - as is well shown by the Polish group in costume. I I I I . C , N. I Us 5 ? X N r , A Y 6 wr x-.. E Warrrait Ox.soN and KEN ScufrA survey the tasks they have in editing the Ritan and the Cascian Both have been members of the two staffs and now each has his own responsibilities. bllsluzr Stivtfu iliiiatilllf czfilrn' Rl'sslil.l, NIAYWORM plmfognzfvln ANDY KEMPIAH zrrifcr mm' fvlmfngwzplwy JOHN CRu.1.Y tl,1,lYIL'izlfLl c'z1'i1m' lil? KRl'l3SKl 1,1 pin -IOHN M FY ISR .zoncitzte ezfilor Page 102 BITAN . . . Each year one of the major productions eagerly looked forward to is the appearance of the Yearbook. This review of the various activities and happenings of the year is a full time job for an able and competent staff. Time and effort are given unsellishly in the hope that this will be an accurate and inter- esting record to be browsed over in the years to come. Ken Scipta had the task of editing the book, assisted by a competent group of sen- iors and juniors. Of course no assignment would be complete without some faculty direction. This was given by Fr. Edmund Burke, O.S.A. and Mr. Ed Kc-llow. Rit in Staff Ml TRRAY Ml NON! 5I'Nl SIa CASCIAN STAFF The voice of St. Rita high school students is The Ritan, otlicial student journal that is edited monthly under the direction of the Rev. john Flaherty. Any student who has talents toward writing, art, or photography is en- couraged to join The Ritan staff. The Ritan provides coverage of all events at school, in hoth pictorial and literary manners. The paper is edited hy Wfalter Olson, a senior, with the aid of a competent corps ol newshounds. The Ritan is popular among the students for all its familiar departments from the religious, literary, and music columns to its Hlilotsam and jetsamn gossip collection. . i'r ' AS? Motiiuis Nianro l'n'kNl4: Page I ll 5 BAND OFFICERS Left to riglal FRANCIS SETLAK ..... ..,.. V ice president JOSEPH JALTUCH ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, I, ibrarian WILLIAM HANSON .....,.. ,,.,,,A V ice president THOMAS PIANTEK ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,A.,.I. P resident RON COLEY .,,,I...,.. ....,., S ecretary Mr. Louis Ricci, class of 1953, was a welcome addition to the staff of St. Rita High School this year. He assumed the duties of Band Director and did 21 marvelous job in following the traditions established over the years. The Cascian welcomes him and wishes him the success he so richly deserves after all his work in the field of music. X Nilsen g,'wXSLss1 k - fkxxss was x X A xg at -iiixks-NX. X ktiz' , , ,QT - -3 , uw, gm ' -5 W1-fsx .X . X Ee.s.,Q-if fig . 'x lg WS. 'N xmgm. .j 'K N rf ss - x 5' . x f. Ax 35 -kxfi 'fx ki ,., SPCQ kf. .bglii Q 5.01 X avi' F 0 'Ni xg, J.. Q Swiv- NX -. ,g if 55'-K x . X.. F x r .Q wi ww - qvgk S I G IIEVIE IGIITS Q BL E The annual Swing Review was presented in Lindblom Auditorium. Under the direction of Mr. Louis Ricci the Knights in Blue presented a program of popular music and added a bit of comedy and variety. The Ritanettes and the Glee Club assisted the Knights in making this an entertaining evening. Rx em E, iff: ML GiE'CL Handling equally well Ciounods Ave Maria to selections from My liair Lady , the St. Rita Glee Cluh provided sterling vocal music for the year. Under the direction of the Rev. -lohn Vander Beck, the forty-voice Rita group is augmented hy a numher of trained feminine voices from the various neighhoring girls' Catholic high schools. The group was starred in a numher of concerts for puhlic as well as private groups. The Ritasingers appeared in the Swing Band revue, Christmas carols program, and at a special meeting of the memhers of the North Central Asso- ciation of Colleges and Secondary Schools, meeting in Chicago. Other chores included the opening mass of the school year, the faculty Christmas dinner. Midnight Mass Christmas, as well as graduation exercises. V 1 XX 1 r QQ: Q . 'in S 5 W- .ck Q 'bf Q Q S E E A 2 c i I SV 5 c t if xt ski s Ai ER CLUB To stimulate interest in the art of taking pictures, developing film, and printing and enlarging photographs is the objective of the Camera Club, one of the oldest and most active organizations in Saint Rita High School. Under the direction of Rev. Raymond P. Wlieeler, O.S.A. club members learn what is expected of a good picture from traveling salons of prize winning photographs, receive instructions in theory at weekly meetings, and enjoy pro- ducing their masterpieces in the large well equipped darkroom . Page IOS NATIO l H0 IDB NIICIETY uniors ind seniors of bt Riti high school possessing a scholastic standing ol S5 or hettcr ind pirticipiting in at least one extra-curricular activity arm L gihlc for niemhcrship in the National Honor Society. This group, under the direction of the Rev. joseph I-lartinan, reviews all the col lege testing programs and various college and university scholarships are made avail alvle to it. During the school year, the Society en joys a numher of social functions. Oflicer: for this past year include Ernie Ledelwuhr president, Richard Tendy, vice-president Ray Trapp, secretaryg and Alohn Adams treasurer. imgt in-v SAN U UCIETY Under the direction and guidance of Fr. Theis a group of boys form the Sanctuary Society. These boys are trained in the serving of Mass and the other liturgical activities. Opportunities are offered them to serve Mass in the Monas- tery each clay and they have proven faithful in all their assignments. One of the major objectives of this activity is to teach the students a greater appreciation of the Mass and to create in them a clesire to have a more intimate understanding of its meaning, Page 110 Fill! A word of advice to the rest of the student body - before starting any arguments first inquire whether your opponent is a member of the Forum. These boys, under the able guidance of Mr. Arthur Sifferle, have learned well the principles governing debates. Regular sessions are held in which they have opportunities to put these principles into action. As they develop proficiency in this field they make trips to other schools where they test their skills in debates on various topics. The Forum this year has enjoyed a very successful season and the members are to be congratulated on their accomplishments. Page l I l FATIIEBS' CL B Left to right Steve jaroz, Recording Secretary john Velerte, President Walter Urbaniak, Vice President Left to right Henry Longhenry, Sergeant-at-Arms Paul Benjamin, Treasurer james Moran, Financial Secretary An integral part of the St. Rita program is filled by the very active Fathers' Club under the direction of the Rev. William Thomas, moderator. The group lends active and financial support to all school activities, although it has adopted the football program as its big project. It aids in sponsoring the fall football camp, promotes and sponsors the annual football banquet, serves as ushers at all athletic events, and lends its support to any other worthwhile activities. It also sponsored a number of Varsity Dances during the year. Officers are John Velette, president, Walter Urbaniak, vice-president, Stephen Jarosz, Re- cording Secretaryg james E. Moran, Financial Secretary, Henry L. Longhenry, Sergeant-At-Arms Page 112 IITIIEII 9 CL One of the most active organizations connected with St. Rita High School has been the Mothers' Club. With an active membership of more than 500 ladies, the group has done much to aid various activi- ties at St. Rita. Among its prominent endeavors are the Faculty Christmas party, a big fall Bingo, a freshman mothers' reception, Fathers' Night, a Bake Sale and Auction, the Past Presidents' Party, and a day of Recollection. Each June, the Mothers sponsor a breakfast for the grad- uating class. The organization is headed this year by Mrs. Bernard Thome, as president. Other ollicers are Mrs. G. Gomoll, vice-presidentg Mrs. H. Ashner, corresponding secretaryg Mrs. S. Neblo, recording secretaryg Mrs. E. Donnellan, financial secretaryg Mrs. De- Pasquale, treasurer. The Rev. Daniel B. Trusch, is moderator. Mrs. 'l'home consults with Fr. Trusch, mod- erator of Mother's Club. Left lo riglrl Mrs. Ashner, Mrs. Gomol, Mrs. 'l'home Left lo :fight Mrs. Depasquale, Mrs. Neblo, Mrs. Donnellon Page 115 SE' The St. Rita Alumni Association, under the direction of the Rev. Thomas McGowan, continues to grow and aid in trying to develop a better St. Rita. Among activities of the association was the sponsoring of a Memorial Mass and breakfast on Homecoming Day, an Alumni Ball at the Holiday Club during Christmas vacation, the annual Alumni banquet in April at the Morrison Hotel, and the annual basketball banquet. The group was also enlisted in aiding in the drive to obtain funds for the new Augustinian seminary. Officers include Gene Humphrey, '27, presi- dent, Bill McDonald, '53, vice-president, john Nagle, '45, vice-president, Harry Siebert, '56, sec- retary, Earl Evans, '30, treasurer, Don Morajda, '56, recording secretary, Edward Cleary, '47, cor- responding secretary, John Donovan, '33, gen- eral Alumni Banquet chairman. is i s T, 4 0 f 'f' ,lx X X 5 'S ii E 1,5 ,..g, wk slnuuunnn A QfQ1 3 If K ss QQ' qi x x in ' i 'W fj 1 we . . , 4 ffl 'S X 1 .W S-mv xf ' :sv x QQ? wlllllw' N! N' I SEN IOIl Plllll The Senior Prom with all that those words bring to mind was held in the Grand Ballroom of the Morrison Hotel. Four years of waiting for this event built up many ideas in the minds of all the Seniors and no one was disappointed at the reality. It was a night of nights and from the planning stages to the fulhllment of the dreams excitement was the keynote. Memories were stored up and in many Alumni gatherings these will be re- lived and re-enjoyed. Page 116 i L 1 i? V5 X M ff ,,- Q x3'i S sv, ,Q s Nx.i ki Nr Q., w' 'C W Q' 5 9 , Q 3 w ig wg .1 Q 4' if hkrq Ag lg fx X ,Q in Nfiii N' S Hai? x :.g, I , .by :E it X ' 1 Q 1 ix i x U-,L si 9 I :5 'X f x fif' Q . is ...vw , Q M x ,ix A x .Q Q 8 S355 X 1 T 'N A , N 2 f 5 QS ,J f- X f NWN QX. ' .f N. . NWN s ' W Q if is . M E, N3 X 5 H 3 My M 5 f is , S, 2. A' Q aw .. X ' IQ 1 R5 A f- mf A A h k K ' 1 f . W t - -is . A ix ' L .Q A IZ, 1 1 L Ss is K X Q S .X 'X ei R gl A . - Q ik ' , .sv x m f ' H A f fff -Q 2 Q L wx D X ' XC ' ' W x V L' ' ,M xg F' :Q - :V x M . , mx X w Gai , N we Y K R -. :FQ X Q, Q. my , , 1 5 - 1 x f Hxwi X... Q 13WL'5xW5QS' P f 2 5 XC' gf Xlxv Q nf : 3 xl X Q, , 4 Q 'Y NY A . Q 1 S sw 1 Q. Q wx 2 fx XX .N S xx V .. 1 S 5 1 'TTT ' x 6? y X e X . X mf N X . C x -., I Y wi A 3' A Ns XL WSE. X' -as X 5 5 ' ' .qivf sw Illll PBO nau- K.. QQ, The month of April each year is a memorahle one for the memhers of the junior Class. This is the time for the first big dance of their school -- the junior Prom. The gym takes on a new appear- ance and Linder the inlluenee of the soft lights and the smooth melodies of the orchestra the evening is lilletl with excitement and pleasure. ix S-5 X Q t Vx Ui ell8 0 0G ANI CLUB St. Rita High Schools newest organization -W a renovated Monogram Club - has done much to increase, promote, and encourage genuine student spirit in all activities. Membership is limited to all students who have won letters for dis- tinguished service in the various activities at St. Rita. N Biggest promotion of the organization to date was a tremendous Beat Carmel week during football season, aiding in securing a new crucifix for the gym by a number of sock hops. Plans for the future include constant activity by this group in working for an improved and better St. Rita High School. Membership in this group includes representatives from all departments of the school including athletics, music, journalism, sanctuary work. Page l I9 CHRISTMAS AND BALL The start of the Christmas vacation was marked this year by the annual Christmas Band Ball. The gym was gaily decorated with festive garlands and bright bells. The music was furnished by the Knights of Yesteryear, a group of former members of the swing band. Early in the evening the gym filled up with happy couples and to the strains of smooth music they proceeded to get into the holiday spirit. The high light of the evening was the choosing of the Queen of the Ball. Santa Claus made a special trip to place a crown upon her head and to lead her in the grand march. l Page 120 Hqmw: 1 w I X ' , 1 1 '. , ,V ? 1 , . y J A l 1 1 Y E T av.. fi . ,I 5 mn ., 'Q , Q 4 nygnlb 3 il S? 2 is' .sr K. 'I i NA ,Q ww S ' 5 fi. yf 'SX I ATHLETICS Behind the scenes at every athletic event are the faithful managers who make sure that all the equipment is issued in good condition. H 'fab I u 'Q , K: E i Yi 'SX AY! 5 2 f Q I SKY -vii' H R, H E X 5 ' f s ? f I ii L,-I: .2- 'lf 33 f R A Q A is ,X sw 'Q ' x V W ...l. V I ,Q 'W 151515. 9 L 6 . Q. Q5 mm K MN. X s- , f. q H A,,.. Q 1 I ' . '11 'fm ,f H U KK A H Q Q as 5323? xxig fx gi 'fm an Y gf 2 W K 4 af Cn H2 W' D , , ,xxx 3 K K ' K. V 6 Vw Y' I, , 1' 'H- sl EM x VARSITY FO0TB LL TEAM Top Razz'--Garbie, Hoerster, Donzelli, Kwiatkowski 6th Ruiz'-Barbaro, Wagner, Evans, Pelegrino, Oswald, Nc- Dermott, McGuire jlblellll'-MCNHll12lf2l lCaptainl, Emmet, Rocievich, Mr. Rheinschmidt 1Head Coachl, Mr. Newren lFreshman Coachl, Trapp, Kaleta, Pletzke 4111 Ilrizz'-Wisniewski, Simone, Kramer lMgr.l, Kuzlik ilvlgr. J, Morris, Mr. Cudzik tAssistant Coach 7, Mr. Evans 1 Assistant Coach 5, Gorecki, Novak 3rd Rau'-Grezelinski, Stanczyk, Neblo iCaptainl, Merskin, O'Neill, johnson Zur! Ron'-Noga, Danda, Yukich, Velette lx! R011'-Coley, Kwiatek, Krupski Upper Lefl-Ray Trapp found the going a bit rough on this run against De La Salle at Shewbridge Field. A couple of yards was gained the hard way. Lower Le I-Ron Kaleta reels off a tood vain in the Carmel game. Notice the hne block given by Ed Kwiatkowski while John Neblo looks for the next one to take out of the play. Center-On a bright and perfect football day the team comes out all set for the battle against De La Salle. Upper Right-Aliin Danda comes through again in the Carmel game with a fine defensive play despite the etlorts to block him out. I,n11'e1' Right-Bob Emmet breaks in the clear for ten yards gain, with Neblo going full steam to make sure no one puts a stop to this little jaunt. Page l25 MUST N GS September 8 September l 5 September 2 2 September 29 October 6 October l 3 October 2 O October 2 7 Page 126 l957 VARSITY -- Gordon Tech Loyola ...,.,.., Leo .........V... - St. Elizabeth - Holy Trinity --De La Salle - Mt. Carmel . - Mendel ...... N ACTIO O St. Ritaw,,.,,,v 7 ,WWOIZ St. Rita........ ...,,,,2l c......,2O St. Ritamr... 0 0 St. Rita..Y..V.. r..w,,,4l 6 St.Rita.,w,,, ,r,,,.,4l St. Rita........ .WW26 rr,....,26 St.Rita.,...... ...WIS YWSTZO St. Rita,,,,,,,i .......l3 THE GBIDIBO Upper Lefl-Head Coach Chuck Rheinschmidt in a pre-game huddle with his co-cap- rains, john McNarama and john Neblo. Lower Left-John Merskin goes in with open arms to greet one of the De La Salle 'Meteors'. This was one of the meteors which was soon snuifed out. Ccfnler-What would a Football Game be without the fine cooperation of the Band with its precise and well executed half time show. Here the Band forms an outline of a House and greets the returning Alumni. Upper Right-Coach Cudzik sizes up the play on the field as Coach Rheinschmidt paces the side lines looking for a way to help his team score another touchdown. In the background the reserves await their opportunity to get in and help the cause along. Lower Right-Ed Krupski tucks the ball in and heads for the sidelines on an end run. Ray Trapp is on the ground in the background after throwing the block that enabled Ed to get loose. Garbie and johnson are not going to be left behind as they rush up to do their job. Page 127 35 'ag Agn-sw win X, -V -QII k .,,v' 2 EEL... .t M K N A. . , :2gg: - :,-' Y Q H 4- A I It w W if 'S M , gf-Q si Q ,V , Lg gm, xi X va rf 2 524 if :.'f ff? 4 . EM ' .-5 -1:'f , If ,F 3? H .af , .,.,,:,,.,,.., it, E , M ,Q 2 ,+A 'rx Wm Q N Q, ,sit Q , N N ,W vw- 'J . X ' i Q V M .Q it EM wi-M ' mf? ?95'k'AQf'3asf'3QfEi35-fiw ix 'Tl 5g,.,g,g'l',r 5' 4' f 7 ' v' I 5 WN Ifppvr ltfl-Eel Kwiatkowski throws the key block as he sets the pace for a long gain by lid Krupski against De La Salle. The Mustangs outshone the Meteors in this game and came through with a decisive victory. I,u11'er lefl-A fine block again opens the way for a good long gain by Ed Krupski in the game against St. Elizabeth. Upper rwrler-Ron Kaleta Sprints through a bevy of Carmel men. This was one of the many line runs he turned in during the course of a hard fought game. lmiwer renter--The forward wall of the team shows its anxiousness to get into action. From left to right we see: Gorecki, Velette, Hoerster, Neblo, and johnson. Riglwf-lid Krupski practices to improve his kicking form. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM Trip Rau'-Donzelli, Maturo, Quirk, Koziol, Stahl, McDonough, Wantrcxba, Grishaber, Sikorski, Howiez Row 3-Greenan, Timpone, Scieszka, Quinn, Butl-cus, Ruby, Koehler, Weber, Gailius Row 2-Opoka, Gardner, McGuire, Fennelly, Russell, Folga Row I-Coach Newren, Murray, Ziman, Deneen, Raineri. Front-Husar FRESHMAN FOOTBALL RESULTS 1957 Mendel .,........ ., .,.....,..,..... 13 Rita ............,,,..,....A ..... 6 Gordon Tech ....... ..,..,. I 6 Rita ,,,.... ......., 1 3 Loyola ....,.,..... ....... 2 6 Rita ....... ..... 7 Ignatius ...,..,.., 0 Rita ,..,,.. . 0 De La Salle . ....... 14 Rita .,...........1.......... 7 Page 129 HEAVYWEIGHT BASKETIIALI HEAVYWEIGHT BASKETBALL TEAM Back Row-Barbaro, Eskra, Varnas, Scanlon, Papes, Adams, Cccich, Zvinakis, Kroll, Hoerster, Vrasic, McGuire Front Row-Kryzanowski, Dartsch, Maziarka, Harrington, Kowalski, Moran, Egan,Jass LIGHTWEIGHT BASKETBALL TEAM Back Row-O'Conne1l, Gardner, Manning, Lacny, Baldinelli, Yukich, Bradley, Wojiechowski, Egan, Mueller, Muszanski, DeFiore Front Row-Pryzbylski, Maier, Morrissey, Casto, Dressel, Crnich Page 130 FLYYVEIGIIT BAS CETB LL lfl,YXXfIilCBH'l' l5ASKli'I'BAl.l. TEAM l.vf1 In l'j'QZ!l-Kllkllkl, McHz1lc, Ruby, Kraus, Piusrowski, Clmrvzlt, Dockus, Smith. Lismn, Ymzzapuiris, Porrcvcclmiu BA NTA M Wflili DHT BASKli'I'BAl.I. TEAM Imfl In riglff-XX!ilczynski, liukuwski, Curmody, Augius, Sznrzl. Rcuthcr. Skufcu. Rcurhcr, Zvinnkis, Flint, Bchling, McFarlane lfmul RUI1'icQ1lIiIl1liIiS, XY'robcl, Smikoski, Mclirlcam Page lil IIEAV wwf X wg N Q fi 1 Xiifxxw X? fWf,,j.,?s My X 'TK 15:5 'F .mmf 'fxxffx - 3 .. , E NSR K, . 1 i wk ww w :: ik 'Sw 3 S S wi i 1 ZQ' 5 2 ,,,-' :Ei w e ,S ,gli N .,::,.,,, 5 5 z F Q . 3 N X Q f X -L QS ., S CIETB LL CA'I'HOl.IC LEAGUE GAMES Ritz: Ritzl Rim Rim Rim Rim Rim Rim R im Rim R im R llkl Rim Rim IS Sl 55 77 67 64 73 67 SJ SI 65 S5 Sl 56 Leu ,, Sr. lflizzllwetll St. George Inyolu De l.z1 Salle Mr. Carmel Mendel ,,,. l.e6 Sr. George St. lilizillverli lnyolai ee De Lal Salle Mr. Carmel Memlel 59 50 50 55 80 -iw J7 61 Sl Si Il 68 il 70 61 Page I 53 LIGHTWEIGHT BASKETBALL PRACTICE GAMES St. Rita .......... 56 .........,.. St. Rita .......... 5 l .....E...... St. Rita .......... 60 ............ St. Rita .,........ 66 ,.........., St. Rita ........,. 36 ........,... St. Rita .......... 41 ............ St. Rita ....i...,. 54 ............ St. Rita ....,...., 38 ............ St. Rita .,........ 55 .,....,..... St. Patrick ..t........... St. Benedict .........,.. Gordon Tech Gordon Tech Mendel .................. Mt. Carmel ........,..... St. Patrick .....,,....... Weber .....,........,..... St. Benedict ............ fovertimel Page 134 BANTAMWEIGHT BASKETBALL St. Rita St. Rita St. Rita St. Rita St. Rita St. Rita St. Rita St. Rita St. Rita FLYWEIGHT Rita .......,.. 39 Rita .......... 53 ........,.20 Rita .....,,,,, 34 Rita .,.....,,. 30 Rita .......... 54 Rita ...,...,,. 38 Rita 39 Rita 42 Rita 32 Rita 36 Rita 45 Rita 38 Rita 53 Rita 55 Rita 29 Rita 32 Rita 20 Rita 39 Rita 35 Rita 35 Rita 25 Rita 32 St. Patrick Gordon Tech Brother Rice Leo ..,...,......,cc.,...... Brother Rice Loyola ,,...,.,ii,.e....... De La Salle ,i...,...... Mt. Carmel V,.i..,......, Mendel ,e,... Leo ,.,.....,e, Loyola ......,e,e.........e De La Salle ee..,....... Mt. Carmel e,,.......,..e Mendel ..ei,.........e.,. BASKETBALL 55 50 57 39 60 42 A14 14 52 5fi 72 51 64 712 Patrick 641 ............Gordon Tech i6 Benedict .,,...,.,...Gordon Tech 27 Patrick Carmel..,...,.......49 ,.......,...Brother Rice 27 CO ...............,.ci..... 24 ..,.........Loyola .......39 ............De La Salle ............Mendel ............Leo .......3l ...........,Loyola ....,..53 .,.......,..De La Salle Carmel.............,39 ..,..,......Mendel .......30 Carmel..........,...4l W r 1 S X KL if 014 if X i -ff? gl It Q I I Q 5 4 .fx ' X ' K bb Q Miaei ,. mf, wiv 5 H , .:w... ,AT X .::-: x 1 in I' N- k ag ia. ef 'iz iw! 51 wt . wie- - QE? W' W 'Q :WT 333, , xl wwf' f x Hzxfmi 2 B01 Ll Can anything he more aggravating than to sec ll pt-rtcut pocket hit und up as ai ruil1'oa1tl , or as satisfying its throwing thrcc strikes in ii row for it turl4cy . A truc hnwlcr will unswcr, Nothing! ln common with millions of other enthusiasts, some SOO mcmhcrs of thc Szlint Rita High School Bowling Lcalgucs, Lll1LlCl' thc guitlunfc of Rev. joseph A. Scnkc, O.S.A., lmvc sullcrctl thc torturcs of tlcfcnt or lmvc rcioiccnl in thc rcwnrtls of viftory whilc howling cncli wcck at thc Gage Park Bowling Alloys. Pngc l 57 Q Q Q 5 ASEB LL VARSITY . . . Row 1: Deutsch, Smith, Niewiarski, Kulovits, Lacny, Bradley, Udziela Row 2: Lang, Maziarka, Stachura, Kosubucki, Boss, Szura, Mondlak FROSH SOPH . . . Row 1: Sich, Nieminski, Bohanek, Hoffman, Manning, Skorski, Stanula Row 2: O'Dekirk, Bradley, Maziarka, Augustyniak, Houlihan, Smith, Marek SAINTS . . . Row l: Lake, Carlson, Penders, Maier, Skorslci Row 2: Feehan, Richardson, Gedraitis, Barrett, Capek, Dutlek 'S xpklf 9. S8517 I X,Rgif4 ,i xifzf, f 7 3 'A v ' X-fr fx Rig if ,wg my it v -i ix SMS li ld' Qs S ti Je' 2 V KSIJ i 'Vi 7 ff, :':'f ,l i if N 1 3 BOB CATS . . . 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