St Rita of Cascia High School - Cascian Yearbook (Chicago, IL)
- Class of 1959
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Cardinal Newman His Holiness POPE PIUS XII Created Cardinal Dec. 16, 1929 Crowned Pope March 12, 1939 Died October 9, 1953 Crowned OUR SPIRIT AL LE DER His Holiness POPE JOHN XXIII Consecratecl Archbishop March 19, 1925 Created Cardinal January 12, 1953 262nd successor to St. Peter November 4, 1958 His Eminence SAMUEL CARDINAL STRITCH Became Archbishop of Chicago December 27, 1939 Created Cardinal February 18, 1946 Died in Rome May 27, 1958 His Excellency ALBERT GREGORY MEYER Ordained July 11, 1926 Consecratecl Bishop April 11, 1946 Enthronecl fifth Archbishop of Chicago November 16, 1958 Page 6 0 'S 5 4.. 1 ',4 .l O Q V11 ,xr x '.., I 'li ' 's 'u x A X 'B s 4 1 x we . 1 ' .4055 Q Q ..' ...sv , -Q.. X-5 1. DEDIC T10 Every organizaTion needs a leader and The success of The organizaTion will depend largely upon The characTer, abiliTy, and zeal of This person. The Order oT ST. AugusTine has a leader Tor iTs Mid-wesTern Houses, and The Tremendous progress ThaT iTs schools, parishes and seminaries have realized in The pasT Three years is due in greaT parT To The aloiliTy, inTeresT, and zeal of iTs Triendly and ever-helpful priesT-leader, Very Rev. John L. Seary, OSA., Provin- cial oT The Mid-vvesTern Province OT Our MoTher of Good Counsel. IT is To him, a Tormer Teacher and vice-RecTor OT ST. RiTa High School and an AugusTinian who has susTained his inTeresT in The school's vvork and progress, ThaT This annual is dedicaTed. May God spare him To conTinue his noble work Tor many years To come! Page 8 X 2 f X If ,-uf, , -ky - .Q 'x 'T - 'L' .1 . 'N 1 Q - M v. .Y . 'YNN aflmhmx . A YS QM ' ' 'WM-f33wA...., km..s.... x' ,f 1 N Q sf .ur 3i 1 EL 2 5 3135 Mwwmwmw x 5 M if 9 'f ,f,wH,, . ,, ,gi iwuwvsaxvawvawfw 4 nvaaxrivaim H ws a vwauanawalpa Q JP 5 A 1 5 E p Q a s WWW U E llttng,-.-.,-,, mummy-QwW.,, K wnnsnmv-Q-.H M-'vw Fr. Crawford explains the requirements for graduation to James F. Sullivan and James Mizgolski. Our Director ol tudie ...FL Cra ford Fr. Francis Crawford, OSA. is not a new hand at St. Rita High School. He has had twelve years ot experience here as both teacher and administrator. At the pres- ent time he is Vice-Rector, Director ot Studies, and Moderator ot the Senior class. His duties include scheduling the classes, assigning the courses, taking care of aca- demic programs, and counselling the students. The efficiency with which the school program is carried out is due in great part to his capable work. Page 12 Our Counsellor . . . Fr. lVlc rdle One of the most difficult positions in The school is that of Head Student Counsellor since the discipline of the student body is primarily in The hands of The priest appointed to This ofzlice. At St. Rita's This posi- tion is capably filled by Father Henry lVlcArdle, OSA. He is a well- known administrator in the school and with his six assistants maintains proper order for approximately Two thousand students. Besides being Student Counsellor he is also the Moderator ot the famous St. Rita Band and Moderator ot the Band Boosters Club. Hove Thomas Woicik ond Lawrence Kowalski done something wrong os Fr. McArdle checks the Mcister sheet. ? No, not this time gp' '-N.. 'NR fs, .f --.w,N.,,,,, , A hvl mf' 4 1 5 l Mm... , , W, .A -A , f 'Ag 't ha . . , 1 fnfi' .W xl-p..'wN J Qjgggnx' ,, .M A ' Vwfx' in Mimfny Wav , We i sf-x Nl W tk Aigsvif, Mgi. ' -,, A A . . , QSSXEENRH 53511 'jggiieviw it ' X. I i Ns Y QC fy 4 ,W ,. 7 ' f A4 Me' Ni' 3f',5wEE2 Nw Z1 4 35' 'ggi 5 1 ? ff if FAC LTY QS -Q i I I I I 1 1 I Z NN Fr. Francis Crawford, Moderator of Senior class, discusses various activities of the school with Fr. Donald Harkabus, Fr. Leo Cavanaugh, and Fr. Erwin Dodge, Moderators of Sophomore, Junior, and Freshman classes respectively. '7 .XIX .K tr-.Q I as ,V .ff uf' f k FR. JOHN ANDERSON MR. THOMAS BACK Religion IV General Science Page I7 FR. JOHN BERETTA, O.S.A. MR. ROBERT BLACKER Religion I 8. III Aeronautics Moderator of Cisca Promoters Moderator of St, Rita Aircraft Aeronautical Association .pw Wh W nw S 5 'WWA Y ly av-v,,, Pac' an -'Sa FR. LA VERN FLACH, O.5.A. FR. JOHN FLAHERTY, O.S.A. MR. LEONARD FRATERRIGO FR. RALPH GIOVINETTI, 0.S.A nt- Gi-mn:-try, Alqa-lam I, Ri-liqion I Biology, Religion II 8. IV United States History Latin II, III 8. IV, Religion IV Moclvmtor ol Cnscinn, Moderator of Ritan Assistant Student Counsellor Sup:-rvlsor ral Iunrlt Pornn ?.,..,,3t R I I P I 7 4 'QQ i Y3'.'L'1 ' In 'I95'I, the Sisters of the Most Holy Crucified came to Chicago from Italy. At St. Rita's they are engaged in domestic work. Left to right-Sister Alfredo, Sister Alberta, Sister Eulalia, Mother Umberto. Page I9 FAC LTY M Messrs. Fraterrigo and Karabin relax with Messrs. Sullivan and Coleman as Mr. Jeffery shows an article to Mr. Thallemer. rn, --J' .gs-ur ww? FR. EDWARD GORRA, O.S.A. FR. DONALD HARKABUS, O.S.A. FR. JOSEPH HARTMAN, O.S.A. MR. JEROME HEYMAN, O.S.A Advanced Algebra, Religion l Physics Physics Religion ll Golf Coach Moderator of Sophomore Class Moderator of National Honor Society, Supervisor of Lunch Room Moderator of the Mission Society Vocational Counsellor Page 20 rw. 'QQ- Q R M Y gl 'R . ww ,WM H ., 1, .V'f mf. .1 iw? Ewa 1 , VIN: 7 'i 5 1 if A' p D 4 u W 3 1 fl K ,.,A.,,.q ,wwf an-,,4. I0 -.Q lfgwfgp ? ' 1 I -::' is 5. INZ. 1 ...A. H ,A ,M 2 ,..., 7 :Z Y :f- ' 1: 3 K ws '-:-:Q-1-W: ,595-sw A1 , ,,,,f,.,,, . A ,. 2 wwf . . .:,-M: 5. A f ...,.,.. . A. 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Poulcvicius working on an experiment. Right I.. Plc-nys ond A. Vcrisnoros checking weights for on experiment, Physics a vital fiber in the lifeline ot freedom e is essen' tial to our students living in a highly mechanized world which is entering the space age. In the daily sessions in the classrooms and laboratory its many complicated laws and principles chal- lunge the minds of our iuniors. BIOLOGY The facilities ot a vvell-equipped laboratory and a group of competent instructors make the pursuit of this most fasci- nating science, biology, all the more interesting. These young scientists will Und that their time spent in the laboratory will be a great asset to their future scientitic careers. Opposite page R. Simko examines cx slide as S, Pukelis records his observation. 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N, x C54 , . :,,..: . by S SN f ss 9 M IK' 5? 6 35 1 .ga .1 'Ag ,,, ' 7510? an Qi ,ar- as 43' 21551 4, J gf za Q .rg xwwwwgg 'M Q K SEEN 5 .- an ij? ii lf M wg R xx X f,f, ,X Sham V Qwem k K 5 ai i h N X ,f is xi 4 fkswi F X I 'Q fi 'N X- ,, , ' 'Fixx x Ni, gf If Q xl f M-smwff N, . M N- X A, J fwxwf ...al Q : ' 5 25555 fi Q is pga :A ,-:: K ' 4 M. A W W 1 ff Q f Ka Wx. .1 : zsfiiyiiiixggga Lin V .at -ia G w ibn, THE CLASS ol 19 9 ARNOLD J. ADASKA enard . sa Intramural Football I-2-35 Intramu- ral Basketball I-2-35 Intramural Box- ing I5 Baseball 25 College JOHN A. ALEKSIUN ncisco .M. Intramural Football 'I-2-3-45 Intra- mural Basketball I-25 Science Fair 45 Tech Fair I-25 Band I-2-3-45 Mono- gram Club 3-45 Radio Club 45 Elec- trical Engineer 1-2- MARTIN C. ABT JAMES C. ADAMEK Newland 2 2nd Pl. . St. Intramural Football 3-45 Intramural Section Olticer I5 Intramural Foot Basketball 3-45 Baseball 25 Bowling ball I-2-35 Intramural Basketball I 2 45 Band I-25 E.A.A. 3-45 Indus- B--flag 3-45 Bcwling 34 Scien trial Engineering lair 25 Monogram Club 4 Pharmacy JAMES C. ANNEN WILLIAM R. ANTHONY 525I S. stine 7 S. Paulina St. ne a Section Flicer 45 Intramural Foot- Section r I-25 Intramural Foot ball 3-45 Intramural Basketball 3-45 ball I-2-35 Intramural Basketball I College 2-3-45 Football 45 Baseball I Mono WILLIAM J. ARENDS ALVIN R. ARRIGONI 8 in remont S a gram Club 45 College Intramural Football I-2-3-45 Intra- College mural Basketball I-2-3-45 Bowling I-25 Golf 45 College HARRY J. ASHNER GEORGE J. AUGIUS ichmond 6 S. T n . .M. Section OHicerI5 National Honor So- Intramural Football 2 3 Intramural ciety 3-45 Science Fair 45 Ritan 2-3-45 Basketball I-2-3-45 Intramural Box Cascian 45 Camera Club 'I-25 Christ- ing 35 Science Fair 3-4 Tech Fair I mas Play 3-45 Electrical Engineer Forum I-25 Christmas Play 34 Page 39 College JOSEPH C. BAETZEL THEODORE J. BAGDON . Whipple 6 S, Fairfield a f B.V.M. Intramural Football I5 Mechanics Section Officer I5 Intramural Foot- ball 35 Pharmacy THE CLASS ol 19 9 ALBERT C. BALDERMANN DONALD B. BALDINELLI 1938 W. 58th St. 66 arshfield Sisil St. f Mt. Carmel Section Officer 3-45 Intramural Foot- ball I-2-45 Intramural Basketball I-25 Boxing 2-3-45 Bowling I5 Student Council 3-45 Tech Fair I5 Monogram Club 45 Family Life Section OFHcer I-2-3-45 Intramural Football I-2-3-45 Intramural Basket- ball I5 Basketball I-2-3-45 Track 45 Science 25 Tech Fair 35 Monogram 3-45 Golf 45 College RONALD A. BAMBUCH ANTHONY J. BARAN . 9 h PI. A I7 W dit E o vers Tech Fair I-25 College College ROBERT F. BAVA GERALD E. BEJNAROWICZ . ll 241 45 h PI. . idwe S St. Mathis Section Officer I-25 Intramural Foot- Intramural Football 35 Bowling 2-35 ball I-2-3-45 Intramural Basketball Band 3-45 College I-2-3-45 Ritan 2-3-45 Cascian 25 Science Fair 3-45 Bancl I-2-3-45 Monogram Club 3-45 Camera Club 45 Lawyer Page 40 WILLIAM J. BARBARO SALVATORE P. BASSO 6 California 7 ncisco St. ia ' re 1 Section Officer 'I-2-35 Intramural Bas- Intramural Football 3-45 Track 35 ketball I-2-35 Football 2-3-45 Basket- Tech Fair 35 Glee Club 2-3-45 Air- ball 45 Baseball I-2-35 College craft Mechanic THE CLASS ol 19 9 HUGO F. BERTAGNI DAVID J. BESTWINA . I. , 2l9 S. K ' l P gt. Maw? the Sea - Section Officer I5 Intramural Foot- Intramural Football 45 Intramural ball I-3-45 Intramural Basketball 3-45 Basketball I-2-45 Navy Track 35 National Honor Society 3-45 College 3639 Oth PI. St. NIM Tolentine Fair 3-45 Dental Technician WILLIAM J. BENNETT EDWARD J. BERMINGHAM 700 da St. n Intramural Football I-2-3-45 Intra- Intramural Football I-2-3-45 Intra- mural Basketball I-2-3-45 Science mural Basketball I-2-3-45 Football I5 Marines LOUIS P. BISKUP GEORGE J. BLAHUSIAK 88I3 S, Komensky lHometownI 603 California Our I. Loretto St, Section Officer I5 Bowling I-2-3-45 Bowling 2-35 National Honor So- National Honor Society 3-45 Sanc- ciety 4- Christmas Pla 3-45 Air 1 Y tuary Society 3-45 Basketball Man- Force ager 3-45 Electrical Engineer HENRY J. BIANCO 27 . 63rd St. S a College RICHARD R. BOHANEK 4829 S. Kildare St ard Secti Officer 45 Intramural Foot- ball 2-3-45 Intramural Basketball I- 2-3-45 Baseball 'I-2-3-45 Bowling 25 National Honor Society 3-45 Science Fair 35 College or Baseball Pann AT Intramural Football 'I-2-3-45 Intra- Bcwling 45 Tech Fair I-25 Draftsman mural Boxing I5 Science Fair 3-45 EDWARD F. BIELICK 5809 ayfield Five Martyrs JOSEPH A. BONGIORNO gglahlman Intramural Football I-2-3-45 Intra- mural Basketball 'I-2-35 Intramural Boxing I5 Basketball I5 Bowling 25 Tech Fair I5 College THE CLASS ol 19 9 WILLIAM M. BOSS 3547 W. St. , f Queen o Universe Class Vice President 2-45 Section Officer I-2-3-45 Intramural Football I-35 Intramural Basketball I-2-3-45 Boxing I-25 Football 'I-2-3-45 Base- ball I-2-3-45 Student Council 35 Science Fair 25 Cisca 35 Monogram Club 3-45 Ccllege THOMAS P. BOYLE 63 California l. St. Section Officer 'I5 Intramural Foot- ball 'I-3-45 Intramural Basketball 25 Navy DANIEL S. BORAK 56l.Albany St. Joseph 81 St. Anne' Section Officer 45 Intramural Foot- ball I-2-3-45 Intramural Basketball I-2-3-45 College DONALD W. BORUS 4318 S. Richmond Five Martyrs Section icer I-2-35 Intramural Football I-2-3-45 Intramural Basket- ball I-2-3-45 Intramural Boxing I-25 Bowling I-2-3-45 Science Fair l-2-3- 45 Tech Fair I-2-3-45 Band 2-3-45 Monogram 3-45 Musician WAYNE J. BRADLEY 3346 oyne A 9 St. me Section Officer 3-45 Intramural Foot- DANIEL R. BRONKE Sgmfangamon I an Intramural Football I-2-3-45 Intra- ball I-2-3-45 Intramural Basketball mural Basketball I-2-3-45 Body and ROBERT A. BOZIS 5635 yfield St. Jane Chanfel ' Section Ofticer I5 Intramural Foot- ball I-2-35 Intramural Basketball 'I- 2-35 Science Fair I-25 College PATRICK J. BRADLEY 735i Mozart St. ' Intramural Football I-25 Intramural Basketball I-25 National Honor So- ciety 3-45 Science Fair 3-45 Forum I-2-3-45 Nuclear Physicist I-25 Football lg Basketball I-2-3-45 Baseball I-2-3-45 Monogram Club 3-4 Fender Man ROBERT E. BRUNO JOSEPH H. BUCZYNA 8126 .Wolcott . Little Section Officer I-2-35 Intramural Football I-2-3-45 Intramural Basket- ball I-2-3-45 Basketball I5 Tech Fair I-25 College Page 42 50-Winchester St. Michael Bowling I-2-3-45 Band I-2-3-45 Col- lege THOMAS F. BUDZ HARRY S. BULIS L Cl' Intramural Football I-2-3-45 Intra- Section Officer 35 Intramural Foot- mural Basketball I-2-3-45 Cisca 35 ball I-2-3-45 Intramural Basketball Marines I-2-3-45 Football 25 Science Fair lg College I JOHN A. BYCZEK NORBERT W. BYCZEK 2027 with Pl. 583 . Rockwell St. An St. Intramural Football I-2-45 Mechanic Mechanic THE CLASS ol 19 9 THOMAS P. BURNS GORMAN E. BUTCHER Z?lilLZllt!EVergreen Parkl Slll3iimlsSlo?lTolentine ball I-2-3-45 Ilwtramural Basketball I-2-3-45 Basketball 25 Aviation STANLEY J. BYCZEK JERRY J. BYRNE 4453 S, acramento 76'l3-oyne Five Martyrs Little Flower Class Officer I5 Intramural Football Intramural Football I-2-35 lntram I-2-3-45 Intramural Basketball I-2- ral Basketball I-2-35 Construction 3-45 College ROBERT C. CACHOR CHARLES M. CALDWELL 10446 S. Drake 60l9 .aplewood Que, Martyrs St. Rita Science Fair 45 College Intramural Basketball I-45 Bowling I5 Science Fair 2-45 Radio Club 45 Navy Page 43 Section Officer 3-45 Intramural Foot- Intramural Basketball 2-3-45 College U. EUGENE G. CALLAHAN ALLAN W. CAMPBELL BIOO Wolcott 540 Sayre Little er ' St. tel Intramural Football I-2-3-45 Intra- Section Oflficer 45 Intramural Foot- mural Basketball I-2-3-45 Basketball ball I-2-3-45 Intramural Basketball I-25 Tech Fair I-25 College I-2-3-45 College JAMES J. CARBONARI Intramural Football 3-45 Science Fair 35 College THE CLI-ISS of 19 9 THOMAS M. CARROLL 750 Wolcott Little er Section Ofticer I5 Intramural Foot- ball I-2-3-45 Intramural Basketball I-2-3-45 Intramural Boxing I-2-3-45 Basketball I-25 Baseball I-25 Track 3-45 Bowling I5 Tech Fair 35 Stamp Club I5 Radio Club 35 President of Jewel Tea Co. 6733 tner St. Ma r of the Sea RUSSELL T. CASE BRUNO M. CASOLARI 6410 anna 2811 w. Q sf. St. The e St. Joseph and St. Anne Section Officer I-25 Intramural Foot- Section Ofiicer I-25 lntranfural Foot- ball 3-45 Bowling I-25 Air Force ball I-2-3-45 Intramural Basketball I-2-3-45 Science Fair I-2-45 Pharmacy FRANK J. CHAPP PAUL A. CHIECHLOWSKI 3304 awe 2731 5th Pl. sr, D sf. R Section Officer I-2-45 Intramural Intramural Football I-2-3-45 Int Football 2-3-45 Intramural Boxing mural Basketball I-35 Bowling 2-35 Science Fair 3-45 Camera Club Tech Fair 35 Camera Club I5 Colle 2-35 Criminologist YB' 2: ge Page 44 ROBERT A. CECICH LEONARD J. CERRENTANO 3700 ,ld St. I7OI W. 67th St. ST. Der1IS St. Mary.Vlt. Carmel 1 Intramural Football 3-45 'Intramural Section Ofticer I5 Intramural Foot- Basketball 35 Football I5 Basketball ball I-3-45 Intramural Basketball I- I-2-45 National Honor Society 3-45 2-3-45 Intramural Boxing 35 Football Student Council 25 Biochemist I5 College THE CLASS of 19 9 FRANK A. CIANNELLA FRANK C. CIHAK f-Bggzwlnchester ' l:amlin Intramural Football I-2-3-45 lntra- Science Fair 3-45 Tech Fair I-25 mural Basketball I-2-3-45 Band I-25 College College JOHN C. CHIRILLO REGINALD D. 10554 rake CHMWICZ Queen C M'3'lV 5 6506 S. Kenneth Intramural Football I-2-45 Electrician Sf- Mary Sta, of the Sea College JOSEPH R. CLEMENT RONALD F. COLEY W. 24th St. 68I3 W. Stanford Dr. S. I Khin Parkl Section Officer I5 Intramural Foot- St. erad ball I-2-3-45 Intramural Basketball Section Officer I-2-45 Intramural I-2-3-45 Boxing I5 Football I5 Race Football I-2-3-45 Intramural Basket- Car Driver ball 35 Bowling I-25 National Honor Society 3-45 Band I-2-3-45 Mono- gram Club 3-45 College FRED R. CISZEWSKI lEO C. CLAM 484 . Paulina 1727 Oth Pl. St. h St. Et da Section Ofiicer I5 Intramural Foot- Intramural Football 35 Tennis 25 ball l-2-35 Intramural Basketball B'wling 35 Coin Club 25 Christmas 2-35 Football I5 College Play 3-45 Civil Engineer MAURICE E. CONDRON GERALD W. CORCORAN 5644 arnen 6812 S. Carpenter St. B an St. .an Section Officer 35 Intramural Foot- Intramural Football I-2-3-45 Intra- ball I-2-3-45 Science Fair 45 Cisca mural Basketball l-2-3-45 College I-Z-3-45 Radio Club 45 College Pane 45 THE CLASS ol 19 9 ROBERT W. CREAQH DANIEL B. CROTTY 214 77th St. 1 8133 S. Kilbourn .- Litt- ower S-e Intramural Football I+2-3-45 lntra- Intramural Football 1-2-3-45 Intra- mural Basketball 1-2-3-45 Intramural mural Basketball 1-2-45 Intramural Boxing 15 College Boxing 15 Baseball 1-25 Tech Fair 25 Radio Club 35 College JAMES J. COYLE 3242 . 84th Pl. O St. is Intramural Football 25 Intramural ROBERT J. CRAIG 6751 S. Halsted Sacremeart Section Officer 2-3-45 Intramural Basketball 1-25 Bowling 3-45 Navy Football 1-2-3-45 Intramural Basket- ball 1-2-3-45 Basketball 25 Bowling 25 Tech Fair 15 College ROBERT E. CZACHOR JOHN E. CZAPLICKI 6531 alpamck ' 5 55 eade . St. Mar ar of the Sea St. ane De Chantel Intramural Football 15 Intramural Intramural Football 3-45 Track 35 Basketball 1-2-35 Band 1-25 Aircraft Bowling 45 Christmas Play 3-45 Mechanic Electronics JOSEPH J. CUNNINGHAM 63 Lorel , St. y orosa Intramural Football 1-25 Intramural Basketball 1-2-3-45 Intramural Box- ing 35 Football 3-45 Science Fair 3-45 Monogram Club 45 Air Force RONALD W. CZEPIEI. 5321 ulligan ' U ANTHONY F. CUTILLETTA 6731 Kolin . St. Star of the Sea Section Officer I-2-3-45 Intramurals 2-3-45 Boxing 45 Track 3-45 National Honor Society 3-45 Student Council 3-45 Science Fair 2-3-45 Forum 1-2- 3-45 Ritan 3-45 Cascian 45 Medical Research FRANK J. DaCOSSE 5700 97th St. lEvergreen Parkl St. Dalnlel the Prophet St. Ge d Ritan 45 College Dang AA Intramural Football 1-25 Intramural Basketball 1-25 Football 25 Ritan 35 Business Administration NATHANIAL A. DADO 6413 lbany St. R Intramural Football 1-2-35 Intramu- ral Basketball 1-25 Intramural Box ing lg Basketball 1-25 Baseball 1-2 Bowling 1-2-3-45 Science Fair 2-3 College THOMAS M. DENNIS 7841 olcott Little er - GEORGE J. DAIDONE g?3CIlQWashtenaw I ' 0 Intramural Football 1-2-3-45 Intra- mural Basketball IA2-3-45 Radio Club 45 College GEORGE R. DePRIMA 9233 , Claremont Chris King Intramural Football 1-25 Intramural Intramural Football 3-45 College Basketball I-25 College JERRY M. DONOVAN 661 Bell St. PETER J. DONZEI.I.l 2504 entworth St. M ncoronata Intramural Football I-2-3-45 Intra- Section Officer 1-2-45 Intramural mural Basketball I-2-3-45 Basketball Football I5 Intramural Basketball I-2-35 Track 35 Baseball 15 National 1-2-3-45 Intramural Boxing 15 Foot- Honor Society 3-45 Electrical Engi- ball I-2-3-45 Monogram Club 3-45 Neel' College THE CLASS ol 19 9 JAMES J. DANDA 853hB4th Ct. lOak Lawnb St. Blase Class President 45 Class Secretary 25 Class Treasurer 15 Section Officer 1-2-3-45 Football 1-2-3-45 National Honor Society 3-45 Student Council 45 Monogram Club 3-45 Christmas Play 3-45 Dentist THOMAS R. DEVINE 6750 May St. B Intramural Football 2-3-45 Radio Club 45 College Page 47 ROBERT C. DARTSCH 7504 'raid St, Leo Section Officer I-2-3-45 Intramural Football I-2-3-45 Intramural Basket- ball 1-3-45 Basketball 1-25 National Honor Society 3-45 Science Fair 3-45 Tech Fair 15 Monogram Club 3-45 College STEPHEN J. DONNELLAN 540 Sacramento St. e of Montefalco Section Officer 15 Intramural Basket- ball 15 National Honor Society 3-45 Tech Fair I-25 Christmas Play 3-45 Cascian 45 Camera Club I-2-35 Civil Engineer JOHN F. DOWNES 836 W. 55th sr. V.. PAUL R. DRDAK 32 26th St. - Lu I a .511 ' sr. II Intramural Football 3-45 Intramural Intramural Football I-25 Intramural Basketball 3-45 Bowling 25 Electrical Basketball 2-5 Band I-25 Politician Engineer THE CLASS of 19 9 RICHARD J. DROZDZ EDWARD A. DRYSCH 4006 S. Albany 8931 arshfield Sfncratius St. Ethe College Intramural Foootball 25 Itramural Basketball 25 College EUGENE R. DULSKI ROBERT D. DUNNE 4627 Sewyer Five Holy Martrys ' 6320 S. ler St. Mar ar of the Sea Intramural Football 2-3-45 Football Intramural Football 45 College 25 Tech Fair 25 Electrical Engineer RICHARD M. DYNIS 3401 84th St. St. D Class President 25 Class Vice Presi- dent I5 Class Secretary 45 Class Treasurer 35 Section Officer I-2-3-45 Intramural Basketball I-2-3-45 Intra- mural Boxing I5 Football I-2-3-45 Student Council 3-45 Monogram Club 3-45 College ROBERT T. EMMET 833' Aberdeen St. Kilian Section OFficer Ig Intramural Foot- ball I-2-3-45 Intramural Basketball I-2-3-45 Intramural Boxing I-25 Football I-2-3-45 Track 3-45 Tech Fair 3-45 College Page 48 RONALD P. DVOJACK STUART J. DYBEK 5154 stner 245uasI'itenaw St. R - St. Roman Section Officer I5 Intramural Foot- Intramural Football I-2-45 Intramu- ball I-2-3-45 Service ral Basketball I-3-45 Track 3-45 Science Fair 3-45 Tech Fair I5 Band I5 Ritan 3-45 College THE CLASS ol 19 9 JOSEPH F. EVANS MICHAEL J. FADDEN 644 . Bishop 7140 S. Racine St. Sa.Heart Class Secretary 35 Section Oflicer Section Officer 35 Intramural Foot- 1-2-3-45 Intramural Football I5 lntra- ball I-2-35 Intramural Basketball mural Basketball I-2-3-45 Intramural Navy Pilot Boxing 15 Football 1-2-3-45 Baseball I5 Monogram Club 3-45 College DAVID J. ESKRA 63 eley St. eodore Section Officer 15 Intramural Foot- ball I-2-3-45 Intramural Basketball 1-25 Basketball 2-3-45 Science Fair 3-45 Engineering 1: DONALD E. ETGES 691 ishop St. dan Intramural Basketball 3-45 Bowling I-2-3-45 Ritan 45 College JOSEPH C. FLAHERTY PATRICK M. FLANAGAN 8007 S. Paulina ' 33m Hamilton Litt- sf. ace Intramural Football I-2-3-45 Intra- Intramural Football 2-35 Intramural mural Basketball 2-3-45 Tech Fair 3 Basketball I-2-35 Baseball 15 Foot- ball Manager 2-3-45 College ROBERT E. FILA 1 . 48th St. S . ph Section Ofiicer 15 Intramural Foot- ball 1-35 Science Fair 35 Printer THOMAS M. Fouav 3?Itf.Q'o'gan JOHN M. FISH 164 69th St. St. an Section Officer 1-25 Intramural Foot- ball 1-2-3-45 College PAUL L. FORDONSKI 1755 W. 17th St. S1.,en Intramural Football 1-2-3-45 lntra- Intramural Football 3-45 Intramural mural Basketball I-2-3-45 Tech Fair Basketball 3-45 Bowling 3-45 College 15 Electrician Page 49 THE CLASS oi 19 ll ROGER A. FRANK JOHN H. FRANKOVICH 6816 da 265i5th sr. Sacre eart 3 St. Clare of Montefalco Section Officer 'I5 Intramural Foot- Section Officer I5 Intramural Foot- ball 2-35 Track 35 National Honor ball 2-3-45 Intramural BasketbalI3-45 Society 3-45 Science Fair 25 Dentist Baseball li Track 35 National Honor Society 45 Engineering FRANK S. FORNEK DUANE E. FORST :iQ st. Louis 39I2 wow sr. St. Pancratius ' St. Nic oas of Tolentine Aeronautical Engineer Section Officer I5 Intramural Foot- ball I-2-3-45 Intramural Basketball I-2-35 National Honor Society 3-45 Marines JOHN E. FURCON JOSEPH A. FURMANEK 57, Archer 4308 Mozart St. Camillus Five Martyrs Intramural Football 45 Science Fair Intramural Football I-25 intramural 35 Tech Fair lg College Basketball 3-45 Intramural Boxing RICHARD J. FUDACZ JOHN A. FUJA . Pulaski Rd. 1742 W. Cermak Rd. St. runo Q St. Agt Section Officer 45 Intramural Foot- Section Ofticer I5 Intramural Foot- ball I-2-3-45 Bowling 'I-25 Aeronau- ball I-25 Intramural Basketball I-25 tical Engineer Bowling 25 Commercial Artist I-2-35 Science Fair 2-35 Lawyer RONALD A. GACEK JAMES W. GAGNON 2304 47th Pl. 5II e Claire St. MRI U St. tc ard Bowling I-2-35 Tech Fair I-25 Cisca Intramural Football I-25 Tech Fair 35 Draftsman I5 Glee Club 45 College Page 50 ROBERT l. GALL JOHN J. GALLAGHER . mi ' 22 S. Ab rd n 2f52,i.S.K 'age fig.. 6 ee Section Officer I5 Intramural Foot- Section Ofticer I-2-3-45 Intramural ball lp Bowling 2-3545 Tech Fair 25 Football I-2-3-45 Intramural Basket- Baseball Manager 25 Engineer ball 25 Student Council 45 Ritan 3: F,B.L.A. 25 Business Administration THE CLASS of 19 9 STEPHEN D. GARBACIAK LEMUEL J. GARBIE 5523 ' abeth 69I6 ood St. John God St. I Mt. Carmel Intramural Football 3-45 Track 35 Section OfTicer I5 Intramural Foot- Band I-2-3-45 Monogram Club 3-45 ball 45 Intramural Basketball 3-45 Aeronautical Engineer Intramural Boxing ly Navy EDWARD J. GARGIN JAMES P. GAVIN 9910 pbell I 723 , Bell St. J er St. rian Electrical Engineer College GEORGE R. GEDVILAS NICHOLAS P. GENARDO JOHN T. GAVIN JAMES E. GAWDZIK 7234 S. Bell 4425 oman 51.1 sf. A College Section OFficer 45 Intramural Foot- 4637 S, Hermitage 52l4?ating Holy St. R d Nationa Honor Society 3-45 Ritan Section Officer 35 Intramural Foot- 3-45 Medicine ball 45 Intramural Basketball 45 Boxing I-35 Science Fair 35 Tech Fair 35 Monogram Club 45 Radio Club 45 College Page 51 ball ll-2-3-45 Intramural Basketball I-2-3-45 Science Fair 35 Band 3 LOUIS V. GENCO JOHN F. GENGE , 4454 S. an 4820 mnchester St. Joseph St. Anne St. Jo God Science Fair 2-3-45 Forum 45 College Intramural Football I5 Intramural Basketball 25 Electrical Engineer THE CLASS ol 19 9 ANTHONY J. GILL ROBERT S. Gll.I. 4550 ilpatrick Q 4550 S. Kilpatrick- ST. R St. Ri Tech Fair 25 Band I-25 College lntramur Football 45 Band l-25 Electrical Engineering THOMAS P. GLAZEWSKI GREGORY J. GORDON 5520 s. Mason ' 4127 s. .scog St. Ca.s Five Holy Martyrs Section Officer l-25 Intramural Foot- Intramural Basketball I-25 Bowling ball I-2-35 Intramural Basketball 25 3-45 Camera Club 45 Dentistry Football 2-35 Basketball 25 Baseball I-25 Bowling 35 Marines RICHARD A. GRACZYK ROBER W. GREGORY .lol-IN J. GORECISI Roaskr A. Gonz It I. a Zfdlulm' P Qfl22flMle' Section Officer 2-3-45 Intramural Intramural Football I5 Intramural Football I5 Intramural Boxing 'I5 Basketball 'I-25 College Football l-2-3-45 Student Council 3-45 Monogram Club 2-3-45 Drafts- man 6016 S rtesian 2l0O 5TI't PI. St. Rit Little Flower Intramural Football I5 Intramural Intramural Football I-2-35 Intramu- Basketball I5 Service ral Basketball I-25 College Page 52 THE CLASS ol 19 9 THOMAS J. GREZELINSKI 2716 Pl. 1Evergreen Pk.1 St. Ber te , Section Officer 1-2-45 Intramural Football 15 Tech Fair 1-25 Mono- gram Club 3-45 Christmas Play 3-45 Football 2-3-45 College and Electri- cal Engineering MICHAEL B. GUCCIONE 2324 Q Cullerton St. St. An Section Officer 1-35 National Honor Society 3-45 Science Fair 45 Science Club 1-25 College JAMES M. GRENDA THOMAS M. GRUSZKA 4314 onore 4446 Sawyer Sacre eart Five Martyrs Air Force Intramural Football 1-25 Intramural Basketball 2-35 Tech Fair 1-25 Marines RONALD L. HALPER CHARLES R. HARKABUS GEORGE T. GUTOSKI JOHN P. HAGGERTY 4643 S. Homan 675wRacine Five Holflartyrs St. dan Intramural Football I-2-3-45 Intra- Intramural Football 1-3-45 Intramu- mural Basketball 1-2-3-45 College ral Basketball I-2-3-45 Football 1-25 Electrician 1721 W. d St. 2018 James St. M St. Theood St. Rael ' Intramural Football 45 Intramural Section Officer I5 Intramural Foot- Basketball 45 Geology ball 1-2-3-45 Intramural Basketball 1-2-3-45 Intramural Boxing 25 Base- ball l-25 Science Fair 15 Tech Fair 35 Radio Club 35 Air Force JOSEP HAUSER JAMES A. HEDKE 8016 eva 7642 Ada St. Blase St. S F.B.L.A. Award 25 College Intramural Football 2-3-45 Intramu- Page 53 ral Basketball I-2-3-45 Science Fair 35 Tech Fair 25 Navy THE CLASS ol 19 9 EWALD H. HOERSTER ROBERT HOFFMANN 620 F 'f' Id J 4337 h' I St. all le . Five mlllllgsytis Class President 35 Section Officer 2- Section Officer I5 Intramural Foot- 3-45 Intramural Football I5 Intra- ball I-2-3-45 Intramural Basketball mural Basketball I-2-3-45 Intramural I-2-3-45 Baseball 25 Bowling Boxing I5 Football I-2-3-45 Basket- Tech Fair 25 College ball 35 Baseball I5 Student Council 35 Monogram Club 2-3-45 Doctor DENNIS B. HIRSCHBOECK 6Il2 . Neenah St. horosa Section Officer I5 Intramural Foot- ball I-2-3-45 Intramural Basketball l-2-3-45 Intramural Boxing 25 Science Fair 25 Tech Fair 35 Cisca 2-3-45 Radio Club 35 College FRANK P. HIGGINS 6915Q.lusrane St. Brendan A Intramural Football 'I-45 Intramural Basketball I-25 Baseball 25 F.B.L.A. Award 25 College 2: FRANK P. HOULIHAN Nmumce F. Houul-IAN 23.53522 ' ' ZQ'taTap'eWOod Intramural Football I-2-3-45 Intra- Section Ofticer I5 Intramural Foot- mural Basketball I-2-3-45 Baseball 25 ball 2-3-45 Intramural Basketball 3-45 Basketball Manager 3-45 Physical F.B.L.A. Award 25 College Education JOSEPH R. HORKAVY DONALD J. HOSMAN 6412 yne 6006 iirtesian St. Theo ore St. Rita Intramural Football I-2-3-R5 Intra- Section Olificer 35 Intramural Foot- mural Basketball I-2-3-45 Basketball ball 2-3-45 Intramural Basketball 2- 2-35 Tech Fair I5 Accountant 3-45 F.B.L.A. Award 25 College JAN S. HROBACK 2612 W. thes St. Assum B.V.M. ' Section O icer 35 Sanctuary So- ciety I5 Tech Fair I-25 Ritan 2-35 Glee Club I5 Air Force ROBERT T. HUNT 834 Winchester Little ower . Intramural Football I-2-45 Intramu- ral Basketball I-25 Science Fair 2-35 Tech Fair 2-35 Band I5 Ritan I5 Radio Club 35 College Page 54 THE CLASS ol 19 9 PETER F. HYNES ROBERT J. IACONO 7331 y 54l4iMarshfield Sacred eart t St. B National Honor Society 3-45 Tech Section Olticer 2-3-45 Intramural Fair I-25 College Football I-2-3-45 Intramural Basket- ball l-2-45 Student Council Science Fair 35 Band 25 Tech Fair Tool and Die Maker 3: 2: HENRY C. JABLONSKI JEROME T. JABLONSKI 2656 s. in aooctnabsle Good S erd St. Symphorosa Intramural Football 1-3-45 lntramu- Intramural Basketball I-2-45 Band 25 ral Basketball 2-35 Experimental Air- Engineering craft Ass. 3-45 Mechanical Engi- neering THOMAS J. JACHIM RONALD W. JACOBSON ZQBANMI1 St. ' QFZ S. Washtenaw College Intramural Football 1-2-3-45 Intra- mural Basketball l-2-3-45 Tech Fair l-25 College DANIEL 6530 St. Intramural Basketball Basketball W. JAROSZ Komensky tar of the Sea RICHARD W. JASKIERSKI 6457 S. Hoyne T ore JOSEPH J. JALTUCH BRUNO W. JANIS 4549 S. Springfield 63- Troy SI. O Sl. Rita Section acer 3-45 Bowling 15 Band Section Officer I-2-35 Intramural I-2-3-45 Ritan 2-3-45 Monogram Club Basketball l-2-3-45 Camera Club l5 3-45 Camera Club 45 College Glee Club I5 College St. d Football 3-45 Intramural lntramg Football l-2-3-45 Intra- 3-45 Monogram Club 45 mural Basketball I-2-3-45 College Manager 35 College Page 55 THE CLASS ol 19 9 CLARENCE E. JASS 6228 iesian St. Rl Section Officer 2-3-47' Intramural Football 3-47 Intramural Basketball 3-47 Bowling 3-47 National Honor Society 3-47 Student Council 37 F.B.L.A. Award7 Ritan 3-47 Mono- gram Club 47 Basketball Manager 37 College ROBERT J. JOZWIAK 5524 ristiana St. Ga ALEXANDER J. JENKINS 72 alman V St. A nan Section Olticer 27 National Honor Society 3-47 Science Fair 3-47 Forum 2-37 Cascian 2j Medicine CONRAD J. JUCKINS 2 T Moles-JY Intramural Football I-2-47 Intramu- Intramural Football 2,3-4: Intramu- LEROY F. JOB 26Olw3rd sr. ' St. Roman ,. Intramural Football I-27 Intramural Basketball I-27 Bowling I-2-37 Tech Fair I-27 Glee Club I7 College RAYMOND A. JOHNSON 26563. 18th St. St. R an Section Officer I-37 Intramural Foot- ball I7 Football 2-3-47 Student Coun- cil 37 Science Fair 3-47 Tech Fair I7 Monogram Club 3-47 Stamp Club I7 Doctor ral Basketball I-2-47 Bowling I-27 ral Basketball 2-3-47 Basketball 27 Tech Fair I7 College ALEX A AIRIS 3950 well St. Cyril College RONALD C. KALETA 4826 Hermitage St. h Intramural Football 'I-2-37 lntramu- Class Vice President 37 Seclion Ofti- ral Basketball I-2-37 Tech Fair 37 cer 'I-2-37 Intramural Football I7 College Intramural Basketball I7 Football 2- 3-47 Basketball 2-3-47 Track 47 Tech Fair 37 Monogram Club 2-3-47 Col- lege JAMES J. JURINEK 5931 S. Hermitage CHARLES J. KACINES 5 Mobile St. T re ' I Footba 7 National Honor Society 3-47 Ritan 3-47 Electrical Engineering Page 56 Section Officer 27 Track 37 Bowling 47 Science Fair 27 Electrical Engi- neering THE CLASS ol 19 9 ANDREW J. KEMPIAK MICHAEL W. KESSLER 484 Seeley . 635 Long St. ael St. orosa Cascian 3-45 College Intramural Football I-25 Intramural Basketball I5 College FRANK M. KLICAR RAYMOND J. KMIECIK 380 4th St. 480sKiIdare St. ic olas of Tolentine St. o Science Fair 2-3-45 Ritan 45 Astrono- Bowling 4 ITICI' EDWARD R. KAMINSKI STEPHEN P. KARPINSKI 4400 s. R-td 6605 s. Keeler Five Holy Martyrs St. M.tar of the Sea mural Basketball I-2-3-45 Bowling 45 ball I-2-3-45 Intramural Basketball Science Fair 45 Cisca 2-3-45 Phar- I-2-45 Bowling 'I-25 Tech Fair I-2-45 macist Football Manager 'I-25 College LAWRENCE R. KEVIN WALTER C. KISSEL 8401 S. Pulaski Rd. 8130 ncisco St. Denif St. Tho More Intramural Football I-2-3-45 Intra- Intramural Football I-25 Intramural mural Basketball I-2-3-45 Intramural Basketball I5 Bowling 35 Tech Fair Boxing I5 Basketball 35 College 25 Coin Club I5 College RONALD J. KNAPIK KENNETH R. KNIPPEN 5149 S. Long 6720 Justine St. us St. an Section fficer 25 Intramural Foot- Intramural Football I-25 Intramural ball 2-3-45 Intramural Basketball 2- Boxing I5 Night School 45 National Honor Society 45 Stu- dent Council 25 Science Fair 35 Tech Fair I-25 Camera Club 45 College Page 57 Intramural Football I-2-3-45 Intra- Section Officer I5 Intramural Foot- THE CLASS ol 19 9 RICHARD L. KOSEK JEROME F. KOWALSKI 5720 arshtield 8 . Hoyne ,At Assu . St. Et elreda ' Intramural Football I-2-3-45 lntra- Glee Club I-2-3-45 Coin Club 25 mural Basketball I-2-3-45 Basketball College I-25 Bowling I-2-3-45 National Hon- or Society 3-45 Science Fair 2-45 Tech Fair I-25 Mechanical Engineer- mg DENNIS J. KROB ADAM J. KROKOS 2403 eway ' 5023 S. Marshfield BI. A es St. .. Intramural Football 2-3-45 Intramu- Bowling I-2-45 Track 35 Draftsman ral Basketball 2-3-45 College EDWARD J. KORECKY JOHN KOSCAK 50 7 S. Winchester 1937 W. Cermak Rd. Shiael ' St. Stin Bowling I-2-3-45 College lntramura Football 25 Intramural Basketball I-25 College LAWRENCE D. KOWALSKI RONALD R. KRAMER 5 . 55th St. 203 W. 22nd Pl. s St. English Teacher Section Officer I5 Sanctuary Society I-2-3-45 Glee Club I5 Cheerleader I5 College CLIFFORD S. KROLL RONALD A. KROLL 54 arshfield 1 7I2?SpringfieId St. o n of God Quee of the Universe Section Officer 25 Intramural Foot- Section Officer I5 Intramural Foot- ball I-2-3-45 Intramural Basketball ball 45 Intramural Basketball 25 I-2-3-45 Football 25 Track 35 Band Basketball 3-45 Science Fair I5 Tech 25 Glee Club 3-45 E.A.A. 3-45 Col- Fair I5 Mechanical Engineering lege Pace 58 KENNETH F. KRYSKO WALTER E. KRZAK THE CLASS ol 19 9 5833 elvina St. Sym orosa 570 . Austin . St. horosa Intramural Basketball 2-3-47 Bowl- Intramural Football I-2-37 lntramu- ing 2-3-47 Cheerleader 3-47 Medicine ral Basketball T'2f Bowling 2-3-47 Science Fair 3-47 Tech Fair Engineer THOMAS P. KRZANOWSKI 5150 S. VIN St. Joseph Section Officer I-27 Intramural Foot- ball I-2-3-41 Intramural Basketball I-2-3-47 Intramural Boxing I7 Track 3-47 Bowling I-2-3-47 National Hon- or Society Aj Student Council I-27 Science Fair I-37 Tech Fair I-27 Basketball Manager 37 Christmas Play 3-47 Drafting Engineer RONALD F. KRZYSTOFCZYK 4526lman Five Holy Martyrs Intramural Football I-2-37 lntramu ral Basketball I-2-37 Science Fair 3 Bowling I7 Service RAYMOND J. KUCH 7344 S. Carpenter RONALD F. KULAK 43 St. Louis Saiart St. tius Intramural Football I-2-3-47 Intra- Intramural Basketball 47 Engineer mural Basketball I-2-3-47 Baseball I-47 Science Fair 37 Tech Fair I7 Marines KENNETH F. KYLE MYLES J. LAFFEY 622 S. enard St. orosa Intramural Football I-2-3-47 Intra- mural Basketball I-2-3-47 Bowling 47 Tech Fair I-27 College 5742 Sangamon Visit n College EDWIN J. KURCZ 4457 if Five Holy Martyrs Section Officer I7 Tech Fair I-27 Ritan I7 Electrical Engineer Page 59 JOHN F. KWINN 52OI .Francisco St. Simon Section Ofticer I7 National Honor Society 3-47 Science Fair I-2-3-4 Doctor of Medicine MICHAEL J. LANCY JOHN J. LANG 2708W24hS. 87 S.W cl St. Rong I Stfglrecis Intramural Football 1-2-3-47 Intra- Section Officer 1-2-3-47 Intramural mural Basketball 1-2-37 Bowling 3-47 Football 1-2-3-47 Intramural Basket- Science Fair 27 Chemical Engineer ball 1-2-3-47 Intramural Boxing I7 Basketball 1-27 Baseball 1-2-3-47 Student Council 37 Monogram Club 3-47 College THE CLASS of 19 9 THOMAS M. LASKEY RICHARD E. LASKOWSKI 4207 W. Marquette Rd. St. Mmtar of the Sea 2014 S. Washtenaw St an Intramural Football 2-47 Intramural Intramu al Football 1-27 Intramural Basketball 47 National Honor So- Basketball I'2i Bowling 3-47 Science ciety 47 Science Fair 47 Cheerleader Fair 1-27 Tech Fair 27 Business 47 Cisca 4j Medicine MICHAEL D. LATRONICO EMIL J. LATTYAK 764 a 241' California St. ma ' St. Roman . Intramural Football 1-27 Intramural Science Fair 37 Tech Fair 1-27 Ritan Basketball 3-47 Bowling 2-47 Cisca 27 Medicine 37 Glee Club 3-47 College JOHN E. LISTON ANTHO Y E. LISULA 704 W. 58th St. 4735 S. abeth Vin U ' St. John of God . ' THOMAS J. LAVIN DANIEL J. LECH 315 62nd St. 80 keto IOak Lawnl Sf H - MQ Intramural Football I-2-37 Intramu- Intramural Football 3-47 Intramural ral Basktball 1-2-37 Intramural Box- Basketball 3-47 Science Fair 3-47 ing 17 Baseball 1-27 Service Tech Fair I'2f Band I-2-3-45 Mono- Section Officer 17 Intramural Foot- Section Officer I'2f Intramural Foot- ball 1-27 Intramural Basketball 1-2- ball 47 Intramural Basketball 3-47 3-47 Football 1-27 Electrician Christmas Play 37 Engineering Pa ge 60 gram Club 3-47 E.A.A. 3-47 College TIIE CLASS ol 19 9 RONAlD J. lUBEK JOHN G. LUCAS 5204 Lockwood 510 W. 63rd PI. St. C St. horosa Science Fair 35 Ritan 45 Camera Intramural Football 2-3-45 Intramu- Club 45 Pharmacist ral Basketball 3-45 Baseball 25 Glee Club I-25 College FRANK D. I.ISUI.A JOHN F. LOONEY 4733 S. ' beth 5610 S. Aberdeen St. John od - Visita. ball I-2-3-45 Intramural Basketball ball I-2-35 Intramural Basketball I- I-2-3-45 Intramural Boxing I5 Bas- 2-3-45 College ketball 25 Merchanical Engineer JOSEPH D. LYNG JOHN H. MCALEENAN 8331 Paulina 7255-'Morgan Little Sac eart Intramural Football I5 Intramural Intramural Football I-2-3-45 Intra- Basketball I5 Tennis 25 Bowling I- mural Basketball I-2-3-45 Tech Fair 2-35 Science Fair 25 Band I5 Ritan I5 Business 3-45 Camera Club 35 Christmas Play 3-45 Engineering JOSEPH F. LYMAN THOMAS M. LYNCH 7823 S. a 6530 S Albany sf. sab sr. Rit. Intramural Football I-2-45 Intramu- Science Fair 35 College ral Basktball I-2-3-45 Basketball 2-45 College ROBERT R. MCAULIFFE THOMAS P. MCCAFFREY 6459 S. Kedzie St Richmond IntraMFootball I-2-3-45 Intra- St. ita mural Basketball I-2-45 Intramural Section Officer 45 Intramural Basket- Boxing I-25 Baseball I-25 Bowling ball I5 Science Fair I5 Commercial 'I-35 Science Fair 35 College Artist Page 61 Section Officer I-25 Intramural Foot- Section Officer 35 Intramural Foot- THE CLASS of 19 9 PATRICK B. MCGUIRE ROBERT A. MCGUIRE 3041 W. 60th St. 5 . Loomis St. R' ' Vis: ation Section fticer 1-25 Intramural Foot- Intramural Football 1-2-35 Intramu- baIl15CoIIege ral Basketball 1-2-35 Basketball 25 Navy I WILILAM H. McCARTHY JOHN W. MCCAULEY 38006th St. 6515 S. Troy Queen of the Universd Sw? Boxing 25 Tennis 35 Banker lntra I Football 1-2-3-45 Intra- mural Basketball 1-25 Track 3, Bowling 2-3-45 Band 1-2-3-45 Mono- gram Club 3--15 College JOHN F. McHALE MARTIN J. MCHALE 84 ermitage 7800 S Emerald . St. t e reda , St. Leo. WILLIAM H. McKENZIE KENNETH M. McNALLY 35 Wallace Q Sacramento , N6 Our Lady of Solace Intramural Football 1-2-35 Intramu- Intramural Faotball 35 Intramural ral Basketball 1-2-3-45 Tennis 25 Basketball 35 Baseball 1-45 College Engineer Intramural Football 1-2-45 Intramu- B:wling 15 Real Estate Salesman ral Basketball 1-2-45 College KENNETH F. MAJEWSKI EDWIN C. MALKUSAK 5,Ioyne 3812 W. 78th Pl. St. Joseph Sgs Intramural Football I-35 Intramural Intramural Football 2-3-45 Intramu Basketball 1-3-45 Football 15 College ral Basketball 15 Musician Page 62 I THE CLASS ol 19 9 PAUL J. MALZONE WILLIAM B. MANGOLD 10551 Campbell 9947 Spaulding . St. Joh r Queen Martyrs Class Oilicer 1-25 Intramural Foot- Section Officer 45 Intramural Basket- ball 1-45 Intramural Basketball 1-2- ball I-25 Sanctuary Society 1-2-3-45 3-45 Intramural Boxing l-25 Football Priest 2-35 Baseball 1-25 Bowling 1-2-3-45 Science Fair 1-35 Tech Fair 15 Cisca 45 Glee Club 15 College DAVID J. MANNELLA DENNIS E. MANNING 2818 W. St. 5828 rrimac St, Rita Five Martyrs Intramural Football 15 Camera Club Class Treasurer 45 Section Officer 15 College 1-2-3-45 Intramural Football 1-2-3-45 Intramural Basketball 1-25 Intramu- ral Boxing 15 Football 15 Basketball 1-2-3-45 Baseball 1-2-3-45 Monogram Club 3-45 College JAMES D. MARKHAM FRANK A. MARKUNAS 521 4 h PI, 11143 S. Wh' I St. rcIsa St. ' 'na lppe Section Otiicer 15 Intramural Foot- Intramura Football 1-2-3-45 Intra- ball 1-2-35 Intramural Basketball mural Basketball 1-2-3-45 Intramural I-25 Intramural Boxing I-2: Bowling Boxing 35 Marines I-25 Science Fair 1-25 Tech Fair 1-25 Football Manager 1-25 College CHARLES V. MARTIN DONALD R. MASLINSKI 5855 S. Austin 5523 S. Aberdeen St. -rosa Visit ' 6925 S. onore St. Jus ral Basketball l-25 Baseba Science Fair 35 College Section Officer 2-3-45 Intramural Intramural Football 45 Intramural Football 25 Monogram Club 3-45 Basketball 45 Science Fair 3-45 Col- Band 1-2-3-45 Musician lege Page 63 JOHN T. MAROLDA MATTHEW J. MARRON 6107 Justine . -oclore di Sd Intramural Football 1-2-35 Intramu- Army FRANK J. MASLOWSKI 64I3 S ckwell St. Ritae Intramural Football 'I-2-35 Intramu- ral Basketball I5 Bowling 3-45 Col- lege KENNETH S. MAZIARKA 2254 th St. St. Mau e Intramural Football .I-2-35 Intramu- Section Ofticer 25 Intramural Foot- FRANK J. MATKOVICH 60 . Winchester As ion Intramural Football 3-45 Intramural Basketball 2-45 Baseball I-25 Tennis 2-35 Bowling 2-35 National Honor Society 3-45 Science Fair 35 Tech Fair I-25 Science Club 2-35 College JOHN M. MEGO 23 S. Troy St, mir ral Basketball I-25 Basketball 3-45 ball I-2-3-45 Intramural Basketball THE CLASS oi 19 9 7 S. Talman 6742 S. Kildare . rian St..Star of the Sea College Section Officer I-45 National Honor Society 3-45 Science Fair 2-3-45 Cas cian 35 College Baseball 3-45 Monogram Club 45 I-2-3-45 Bowling I-2-3-45 Science College JOHN A. MERSKIN Fair 35 Engineer BRIAN G. METRICK 5940 W. 64th Pl. 685 laski Rd. St. Sy rosa Qu e Universe Section icer I-2-3-45 Intramural Intramural Football'2-3-45-'Intramu- Football I5 Intramural Basketball I- ral Basketball 2-3-45 Baseball 3-45 2-35 Football 2-3-45 Track 45 Nation- Tennis 25 Bowling I-25 Science Fair al Honor Society 45 Science Fair 2-3-45 College 1-2-45 Cisca 2-35 Monogram Club 45 Debate Club 45 Mathematician Page 64 WILLIAM F. MEITZ BERNARD M. MENSIK T55 6th St. 3925 Bth St. St. Ethe recla . St. Turn ius Intramural Football I-2-45 lntramu- Intramural Football I-2-3-45 Intra ral Basketball 'I-2-45 Tech Fair 'I-25 mural Basketball 3-45 Bowling I-2 Electrical Draftsman National Honor Society 3-45 Science Fair 35 Pharmacy THE CLASS of 19 9 ALLAN J. MIKALAUSKAS ROBERT J. MIKRUT 5848 ott 6 S. Ridgeway St. Josep and Anne' . nes Intramural Football I-2-3-45 lntra- Section Officer 25 Intramural Foot- rnural Basketball I-2-3-45 Intramural ball 2-3-45 Intramural Basketball 3-45 Boxing 25 Baseball I-25 Football Science Fair 35 Engineer Manager 35 College WILLIAM J. MINGOTTI JAMES J. MIZGALSKI 602 45 Sawyer St. St. rice Intramural Football 45 Intramural Intramural Football 3-45 Intramural Basketball 45 Bowling I-45 Camera Basketball 25 Bowling 2-35 Science Club 45 Medicine College Fair 2-35 College JOSEPH J. MEYER CHESTER J. MIARKA 2142 22nd Pl. 4317 onore St. Pak Sacr eart National Honor Society 35 Tech Intramural Football 2-3-45 Intramu- Fair I-25 College ral Basketball I-2-3-45 Basketball 35 Baseball I-25 Track 35 Contractor EDWARD J. MILKA GERALD P. MILOS 4331 S. Komensky 3324 W. 79th St. St. Brus St. Gall- Section Officer I5 College Section Officer I-3-45 Intramural Football I-2-3-45 Intramural Basket- ball I-2-3-45 Intramural Boxing I-2- 3-45 Bowling I-25 Science Fair 2-35 Cisca 35 College JEROME A. MOCH JAMES E. MORAN 5925 S. Albany 6I4I Swld St. I, St. Rita Section Officer I-25 Intramural Foot- Section Officer I-45 Intramural Foot- ball I-2-3-45 Intramural Basketball ball I-2-35 Intramural Basketball I- I-2-35 Intramural Boxing I-25 Track 2-3-45 Intramural Boxing I5 Football 3-45 National Honor Society 3-45 45 Baseball I5 College Science Fair I-25 College Paoe 65 THE CLASS oi 19 9 WILLIAM R. MORRIS JAMES T. MOZERKA Francisco 4157 rtesian SQ L S.. Ag S Bowling I-2-3-45 Tech Fair I5 Band Football I5 Bowling 35 College I-2-3-45 Monogram Club 3-45 College RAYMOND F. MUELLER DENIS J. MULLANEY 8455 S. angamon 'I833 I lding St. Kil -'D St. Sylves e ' lm' Intramural Football I-2-3-45 Intra- Tech Fair 'I-25 Industrial Designer mural Basketball I-2-3-45 Tech Fair I-25 Draftsman DENNIS G. MURPHY WILLIAM J. MURPHY I . 70 h S . 6 T I SSHearl I ' a man 1 Section Officer I-25 Intramural Foot- Radar perator ball I-2-3-45 Intramural Basketball I-25 Bowling l-25 Electrical Engineer JOSEPH P. MULLIGAN RIMVYDAS E. MULOKAS ayre 333 th Pl. he Prophet Nat .V.M. Intramural ootball I-2-45 lntramu- Intramural Football I-2-3-45 Intra- ral Basketball I-2-35 Track 35 Bowl- mural Basketball I-2-3-45 Science ing 25 Monogram Club 45 College Fair 45 Ritan 3-45 Boxing I5 Cisca 35 Architect JAMES C. MURRAY JAMES S. MYKOWSKI , 79th St, ,Francisco a na St Rita Science Fair I-45 Tech Fair 25 Ritan Section Officer I-2-45 Intramural 2-3-45 Camera Club 2-3-45 Cascian Basketball I-2-35 Intramural Football 35 Pharmacist I-2-3-45 Intramural Boxing I5 Bowl- Pano 66 ing I-2-3-45 Stamp Club I5 Electrical Engineer JEROME A. MYSLIWIEC EDWARD J. NAGLE 4846 S mitage 3544 alifornia St. Jo St. Jos and St. Anne Section Officer I-25 Intramural Bas- Bowling 35 Tech Fair I-25 College ketball I-25 Intramural Boxing I5 Basketball lg Christmas Play 3-45 Civil Engineering THE CLASS of 19 9 EDWARD J. NAWROCKI JOHN A. NAWROT I43 th St. 73 ashtenaw St. G0cl sl. n Intramural Football I-45 Tech Fair Intramural Football I-45 Tool and I-2-3-45 Monogram Club 3-45 Band Die Maker I-2-3-45 Ritan 45 Architecture JOHN D. NEALY RONALD L. NEDICH 5907 th St. COak Lawnj 6720 edvale St. G St. P pius Section Oiticer I-25 Intramural Foot- Section Officer I5 Intramural Foot- ball I-2-3-45 Intramural Basketball ball I-25 Intramural Basketball I5 I-2-3-45 Bowling 2-3-45 Science Fair Tennis 45 Science Fair 3-45 Tech I-25 Cisca I-2-45 Glee Club I5 Col- Fair I-25 Ceramic Engineer lege RICHARD J. NEVERS THADDEUS J. NIEMIEC II34 Troy 2039 W 18th Pl. St. St. A Intramural Basketball I5 College Intramura ootball 45 Track 3-45 National Honor Society 3-45 Science Fair 3-45 Christmas Play 3-45 College I JAMES A. NELSON JEROME G. NELSON 5 S. Wood I748 Vgeverly Glen Prky. sil St. Bar as Intramural Football I-25 Intramural Intramural Football 3-45 Intramural Basketball I-2-35 College Basketball 3-45 Bowling I5 College Pann A7 WILLIAM P. NIESMAN JOSEPH R. NIEZGODA THE CLASS of 19 9 722 W. .l. 172 Our La lace intramural Football I-2-45 College Desplaines St. Section O lcer I-2-3-45 Intramural Football I-2-3-45 Intramural Basket- ball I-2-3-45 Baseball 3-45 Mono- gram Club 45 Teacher JAMES F. NOVAK 5209 .Springfield St. us St. 'us Intramural Football I-2-3-45 lntra- Intramural Football 45 National mural Basketball I-2-35 Bowling Honor Society 3-45 Science Fair 35 I-25 Science Fair 35 Business Tech Fair 'I-25 Pharmacy ROBERT R. NOLEK 4 . 47th Pl. RICHARD H. NOWAK 60 in St. url tus 'W' Science Fair 35 Camera Club I-35 College MORGAN J. 0'CONNEll 5945 S. Fairfield St.- Section Olticer I5 Intramural Foot- ball I-2-3-45 Intramural Basketball I-2-3-45 Boxing I5 Basketball 2-35 Science Fair I-25 College ANTHONY J. NOWOBIELSKI Kolin St. ic ard Class Officer I5 Intramural Football 35 Tech Fair 25 Army JAMES B. O'DEKIRK 62-Claremont St. Rita Intramural Basketball I-2-3-45 Base- ball I-2-35 Bowling 3-45 National Honor Society 3-45 Sanctuary So- ciety l-2-3-45 Tech Fair 25 Glee Club 'I5 Electrical Engineer l JAMES J. O'BRIEN JOHN J. O'CONNEll 34 72 d Pl. 5 h Pl. QM tllile Universe S:.O l Science Fair 35 Monogram Club 45 Intramural Football I-2-45 Navy Glee Club 3-45 Radio Club 45 Col- lege Pane 68 THE CLASS ol 19 9 ROBERT L. OHNER JOHN J. O'LEARY 6 Fairfield T740 th St. St. ita St. Mt. Carmel Football lg Tech Fair 25 Glee Club Section OFficer I5 College 45 Air Force KENNETH J. OSTERMAN GERALD O'SULLIVAN 22 Leavitt 7828 Winchester St. n Little er Section Officer lj College Intramural Football I-2-3-45 Intra- mural Basketball I-25 Boxing 45 College JAMES G. OGAR THOMAS R. O'HARE 623 dvale 9OliRacine St. r of the Sea St. Intramural Football I-2-3-45 lntramu- Section OfTicer 45 Intramural Foot- ral Basketball I-25 Band I5 Lawyer ball I-2-3-45 Intramural Basketball I-2-3-45 Intramural Boxing 'I-25 Bowling I-25 Science Fair 25 Cisca 45 College THOMAS V. O'LOUGHLlN JOSEPH M. O'NEILL 904 . Bishop 673 Justine Sl. Bda St, an Radio Club 45 Civil Engineer Intramural Football I-2-3-45 Intra- mural Basketball l-2-3-45 Army THOMAS O'SULLIVAN DONALD W. PACER 9 S. Marshfield 5703 Christiana . elreda St, Section Officer I5 Intramural Foot- Section Omcer 25 Intramural Foot- ball I-2-3-45 Intramural Basketball ball 3-45 Intramural Basketball I5 I-2-3-45 Football 25 Science Fair 35 Track 3-45 Cross Country 45 Na- Cisca 3-45 College tional Honor Society 3-45 Tech Fair Page 69 I-25 Christmas Play 3-45 Engineering THE CLASS of 19 9 JOHN R. PACOCHA 494 Keeler 1 GERALD J. PAJKOS 46 9 S. Winchester ae si A sh I Intramural Football 45 National Intramural Football 2-45 Intramural Honor 3-45 Science Fair 3-45 Tech Basketball 2-45 College Fair 1-25 Band 1-25 College l LUDWIG A. PAI.I.ER GREGORY J. PALLUCK . Paulina 4 F 660 S. Kildare ' Assu ion l St. Star of the Sea Air Force Draftsman RONALD c. PAWLAK ANTHONY w. PEcELuNAs '- 2ZNZ? i53n. -4 5 Intramural Football 1-2-45 lntramu- Intramural Football 1-25 Intramural ral Basketball 1-2-45 Science Fair 35 Basketball 1-25 Science Fair 35 Coin College Club 25 Metalurgist KENNETH A. PATUlA 4243 W. 55th St. Stdus College WAYNE E. PELEGRINO 6wLaflin , St. ap ael JOHN E. PAWELA 3 . 84th Pl. Stgs More Section 2-35 intramural Football 1 2-3-45 Intramural Basketball 1-2-3-4 Science Fair 35 Tech Fair 1-2 Science Club5 Stamp Club 15College JOHN J. PEMPEK 511 Francisco St. Simon Section Ofticer 15 Intramural Foot- Bowling 25 Radio 35 College ball 1-25 Intramural Basketball 1-25 Boxing 15 Tech Fair 1-25 Cisca 45 Advertising Page 70 1 THE CLASS of 19 9 RICHARD J. PERNA MICHAEL PERRI 51 e 4806 S. Kildare St. Chantal .Richard Intramural Football 25 Intramural Intramural Football 1-3-45 Baseball Basketball 25 Football 35 Basketball 15 Barber 15 Cisca I5 Baseball WILLIAM A. PERRY BERNARD J. PFIEFFER 7050 SQ 6414 Emerald Sacred Heart St. d Bowling 2-3-45 Band 1-2-3-45 Archi- Basketball 25 Tech Fair 1-25 Metal tect Worker ROBERT P. PIEKARCZYK GREGORY S. 59 It 51- PIWOWARCZYK St. Sy osa 3-W- I., , Intramural Football 1-2-3-45 Man- SB. pete, egg-,li 096' li l UmU'al Bnkelball l'7' Intramural Football I-25 Radio Club 3-45 College 3: College l MARK J. PIZZA ROBERT R. PODOWSKI 7224 S. Carpenter 2459 Harding St. Sa ' St. Section acer 45 Intramural Foot- Section Ofticer 15 Ritan 45 Christmas ball l-2-3-45 Intramural Basketball Play 3-45 Electronic Engineer 1-2-3-45 Intramural Boxing 15 Foot- ball 15 Baseball 15 College LAWRENCE S. PODWIKA THOMAS L. POMORSKI 4607 S. Sacramento 5328 S berdeen Fivgtyrs St. J of God Intramural Football 2-45 Intramural Section Officer 1-2-45 Intramural Basketball 25 Bowling 1-2-3-45 Na- Football 1-2-3-45 Intramural Basket- tional Honor Society 3-45 Tech Fair ball 1-3-45 Basketball 25 Tech Fair 25 I-25 Engineer Physical Education Page 71 JAY J. POPEK JAM J. PORADZISZ 5637 Ct. ISummit5 514 . ishop St, Jose St. John of God Intramural Football 45 Track 2I:'5' Navy College THOMAS N. PRINCIPATO LOUIS PROCHNICKI 64 'pp 2439 47th PI St. Mary Star of the Sea h I Sacred eart Section Ofticer I-25 Intramural Foot- Intramural Football I-35 Bowling ball I-2-3-45 Intramural Basketball 3-45 Glee Club 35 College I-2-3-45 Baseball 3-45 Science Fair 35 Tech Fair 25 Civil Service ROBERT PUCCI MICHAEL P. QUIRK 73l . 58th Pl. 60? Hermitage St, St. eodore THE CLASS of 19 9 JEROME l. PRAH BRUCE M. PRATAPAS I . 23rd St, 712 ancisco St. en Nativit B.V.M. Intramural Football I-2-3-45 lntra- Tech Fair I-25 Trade School mural Basketball I-25 Bowling 35 Tech Fair I-25 College DAVID E. PRYBLYSKI RAYMOND E. PRYZDIA MW Mozart 58 elvina St. 5 St. ymphorosa Intramural Football 35 Bowling lg Intramural Football 45 Bowling I Camera Club I-25 College 3-45 Dentist Section Officer I-25 Intramural Foot- Section Officer 'I5 Intramural Foot- ball I-2-3-45 Intramural Basketball ball 3-45 Science Fair 2-3-45 Mono- I-25 Football I5 Business gram Club 3-45 Stamp Club 45 Glee Club 2-3-45 Cheerleader I-2-3-4 ICaptainJ5 Christmas Play 35 Engineer Page 72 THE CLASS ol 19 9 RICHARD C. RAMAZINSKI ROBERT D. REHDER I irfield 36I acramento St. man St. o p and St. Anne Glee Club 3-45 De-Vry Technical In- Section Officer 25 Intramural Foot- stitute ball I5 Intramural Basketball I-25 Science Fair 35 Mechanical Engi- neering LAWRENCE P. RENEHAN JOHN R. REZEK 6629 S. Washtenaw W Kostner - ard Intramural Football I-45 Bowling I5 Intramural Football 2-35 Tech Fair Intramural Basketball I5 Band I-2- 25 Intramural Basketball I-25 En- 3-45 Boxing 25 Swing Band 3-45 gineering Dentistry JOSEPH S. RABIANSKI CHARLES S. RAK 55 Sacramento 3758 S. Hermitage St. -Peter and Paul Bowling I-2-45 National Honor So- Intramural Football I5 Bowling 2-35 ciety 3-45 Science Fair 25 College Intramural Basketball I5 Science Fair 35 Tech Fair 25 College THOMAS E. REIDY JAMES B. REILLY 48I nion 7617 S. Morgan St. St- Sanctuary Society 2-3-45 Cisca 45 Intramural Football 3-45 Tech Fair Camera Club 45 College 35 Intramural Basketball 3-45 Coin Club 35 Marines JAMES R. RILEY ROBERT E. ROBINSON 79 mbull 3532 W. 38th Pl. St. ents St. -and St. Anne Intramural Football 2-35 Baseball I5 Intramural Football 45 Tech Fair 2-45 Intramural Basketball 35 Football 25 Cisca 3-45 Electrical Engineer Service Page 73 THE CLASS ol 19 9 JOHN A. ROSINKE FRANK P. ROSS 8040 wth St. lPalos Parkl 14 Marquette Rd. Sacred Heart St. Bren an ' Navy Bowling 1-25 Science Fair 3-45 Intra- mural Football 1-45 College JAMES P. ROGERS ROBERT W. ROPA 6 Y I 2901 'ln S. ' e I St. Clare of Mclntefalco Intramural Football I-2-3-45 Basket- Camera Club 45 Lawyer ball 1-25 Intramural Basketball 1-2-3- 45 Cisca 15 Science Fair 25 College KENNETH P. RUZELLA ROBERT M. RYBICKI 9136 S. 50th Ave. COak Lawnl 5315 shville ST. Ge ST. D , ,ir Intramu ootball 2-35 Tech Fair Intramural Football 15 Forum 1-25 Camera Club 45 Electronics Camera Club 15 College GEORGE S. ROSS JOSEPH V. RUCYS 713'rshfield 2740 W. 73rd St. sr. Justin Nafii.f.M. , Football 25 Electrical Engineer Section Ofticer 1-25 Intramural Box- ing 15 Glee Club 15 Football Man- ager 35 Air Force 1: JOSEPH G. RYGULA EDWARD J. SAFRANEK 7760 W. 82nd St. IBridgeviewJ 5644 Savyer St Blase 0 St Gal lntramuranball 1-3-45 Band 1-2- Boxing 2-3-45 Science Fair 2-3-4 3-45 Intramural Basketball 1-3-45 College Science Fair 3-45 Swing Band 1-2- 3-45 Mcnogram Club 3-45 College Page 74 RONALD J. SAPIT 2504 9th St. ' Nativity MICHAEL B. SAUER 32 h S . Fivill Hvolqart is THE CLASS oi 19 9 Y Y Intramural Football 1-2-35 lntramu- Intramural Football 1-2-3-45 Bowling ral Basketball 1-2-35 Sanctuary So- 1-25 Intramural Basketball 1-2-3-45 ciety I5 College Tech Fair 25 Engineering MATTHEW A. SAWEIKIS FRANK B. SCHAEFER 5516 S. wcastle 3632 allace St. Da Nativi of Our Lord Boxing 2-3-45 Forum 1-25 Camera Intramural Football 1-2-3-45 Intramu Club 1-25 College ral Basketball 1-2-3-45 Football 1 Architect RICHARD N. SCHAEFER GERALD D. SCHMITZ 5318 S. Ashland sv. sl ' 6025 S. Nuivood St. Rita Section Officer 1-25 Intramural Bas Science Fair I- T-ch Fair 2- Na ' , - 1 VY ketball 1-25 Bowling I-25 College THOMAS W. SCHNEID FRANK N. SELUCKY 7150 . Francisco W 59th St, St. St. lntramura Football 1-2-45 Track National Honor Society 3-45 Chemi- 3-45 National Honor Society 3-45 cal or Electrical Engineering Science Fair 2-45 Engineering CHRISTOPHER L JOSEPH G. SEREIKAS 12450 S. acine 45 rshfield Sl- D Hoy Cross Intramural Football 45 Intramural DOUG, Boxing 1-2-35 Intramural Basketball l-3-45 Boxing 2-35 Navy Page 75 JOHN T. SHARPE JACK D. SHEEDY 6732 s. Kalb ' 7 ts: sf. A St. Mary S the Sea Sa eart Intramural Basketball 25 Track 35 Section Ofticer I-2-3-45 Basketball I5 Forum I5 Sanctuary Society I-2-3-45 Intramural Football I-2-3-45 Baseball Camera Club 45 Basketball Manager I-25 Intramural Basketball I-2-3-45 25 Monogram 3-45 Air Force Tech Fair I5 Science Fair 35 Electr cal Engineer RONALD W. SICH JOSEPH E. SIMONAITIS 6920 laremont' A 695Qalman M St. A Nativity of B.V.M'. Intramural Football I-2-3-45 Intra- Section Ofiicer I5 National Honor mural Basketball I-2-3-45 Basketball Society 3-45 Christmas Play 3-45 I-2-35 Baseball I-2: National Honor College Society 3-45 Tech Fair 25 Christmas Play 345 Engineering THE CLASS oi 19 9 DANIEL T. SHEEHAN JOHN T. SHEEHAN 78OI S. 'ton 351 62nd St. Little FI St. as of Tolentine Section Officer I-25 Tech Fair I-25 Intramural Football 3-45 Bowling 25 Intramural Football I-2-3-45 Science Intramural Basketball I-2-35 Tech Fair 35 Intramural Basketball I-2-3-45 Fair I5 Coin Club 35 College - Com- Intramural Boxing 25 College merce ROBERT A. SIMPSON JAMES N. SINNOTT 729 W. 5 , 3712 S llace Visitatio Nativity ur Lord Intramural Football I-2-3-45 Intra- Intramural Football I-2-3-45 Intra- mural Basketball 2-3-45 Intramural mural Basketball I-2-3-45 Science Boxing 2-45 Army Fair 25 Tech Fair I-25 College WILLIAM A. SIRINEK JOHN . SIVAK I 131 t. 6104 ormandyl St. Proco :us St. Symphorosa Section Olticer I-25 Intramural Foot- Section OHicer I5 Intramural Foot- ball 2-3-45 Intramural Basketball 2- ball 35 Intramural Basketball 25 3-45 Electrician Tech Fair I5 College Pa ge 76 THE CLASS ol 19 9 RAYMOND C. ROBERT E. SMENTEK SMALENSKAS 3017 S. Quinn 4050 'an 5' V5 ' lmmacmncepyion Section O icer I-45 Intramural Foot- Boxing 2-3 ball 2-35 Bowling 3-45 Band I5 Foot- ball Manager 35 Mechanical Engineer CHARLES B. SLAUSTAS EDWA M. SLEPSKI 6818 S. cckwell 5954 irfield Nativity V.M. St. Rita Section Officer 35 National Honor Intramural Football I-3-45 Intramu- Society 3-45 Christmas Play 3-45 ral Boxing I5 Football I-25 Science Chemical Engineering Fair 2-45 College GERALD M. SOBIESK WILLIAM J. SOBUT 6072 S. 74th Avs, QArgoJ B224 Ashland St. Bias- Linl er Intramural Football I-2-3-45 Intra- Section Officer I5 Intramural Foot- I I ROBERT R. SMERZ RAYMOND B. SMITH 8424 S. Throop 920 any CEvergreen Parkj St. K St. erna ette Intramural ootball i-2-3-45 Intra- Intramural Football I-25 College mural Basketball I-2-3-45 Bowling 25 Science Fair 3-45 Tech Fair I-25 Band 3-45 Air Force mural Basketball I-25 Sanctuary So- ball 2-35 Intramural Basketball 1. ciety I-2-3-45 Science Fair 35 College 2-35 Boxing I5 Basketball I-25 Science Fair 25 Business College WILLIAM T. SOICH FRANCIS J. STACHON I0552 S. ' 3127 W. Pershing Rd. Queen tyrs St. Pan,s Boxing 25 Science Fair I5 Tech Fair Intramural ootball 'I-2-35 Intramu- 25 Cisca 25 Trade School ral Basketball I-2-35 Basketball 35 Page 77 Bowling 3-45 Radio Technician THE CLASS ol 19 9 PATRICK J. STANTON GERALD W. STANULA 1145 -sr 6608 s. Knox Sacred Heart , St. M ar of mea Intramural Football 1-2-3-45 Intra- Intramura Football 1-2-3-45 Intra- mural Basketball 1-2-3-45 Marines mural Basketball 1-2-3-45 Boxing 2-3 Baseball 12 Bowlin 23 I ' I Q ' I Navy DENNIS . STANCZYK 4421 S. ond St. Joseph and St. Arie, Section Officer 45 Intramural Foot- ball 15 Intramural Basketball 1-2- 3-45 Football 1-2-3-45 Basketball 1-25 Baseball 1-2-3-45 Track 45 National Honor Society 3-45 Science Fair 2- 3-45 Monogram Club 3-45 Doctor JOHN P. STANGER 7301 rancisco S.. AM Section Officer 1-45 Architect DONALD J. STUBE JERRY D. STYPA 314 cl S . 3 . 83 d S . St. WMM! u ' St. homas 'More Section Officer 1-45 Intramural Foot- Section Oltlcer 45 Science Fair ball 1-2-35 Intramural Basketball 1-2- Tech Fair 1-35 Ritan 2-3-45 Cascian 35 Intramural Boxing 15 Bowling 2-45 Cisca 45 Camera Club 2-3-45 15 Science Fair 45 Marines College DANIEL K. STEURBOUT 2021 lst St. St. Mic .I WILLIAM J. STINE 486- Drive IOak Lawnl St. Linus Intramural Football 1-2-3-45 Intra- Intramural Football 1-2-3-45 lntra mural Basketball 1-2-3-45 College 3: DANIEL R. SULLIVAN 32 th 1 ' X Sf. mural Basketball 1-2-3-4-5 College EARL P. SULLIVAN 76-. Marshfield Little Flower Intramural Football 35 Bowling 3-45 Intramural Football 1-2-3-45 Intra Christmas Play 3-45 College Page 78 mural Basketball I-2-3-45 Intramural Boxing 1-25 Engineer GERALD T. SULLIVAN 7808 d . 9804 S. Homan lEvergreen Parkl Little ower Holy R er Intramural Football 2-3-47 lntramu- Section icer 'l-27 Intramural ral Basketball 2-3-47 Intramural Box- Football I-2-3-41 Intramural Basket- ing 27 Football 27 College THE CLASS of 19 9 JAMES A. SULLIVAN ball I-27 Bowling I'2'3f Sanctuary Society I7 Science Fair 37 Lawyer JAMES F. SULLIVAN RAYMOND J. SULLIVAN 4807 S. Ke ' 6428 S. Hermitage Five Holy Shedore Section Omcer I7 Intramural Foot- Intramural Football 3-47 Intramural ball I-2-3-47 Intramural Boxing I-27 Basketball 3-47 Bowling 3-47 College Bowling I-2-37 Band 3-47 College THOMAS A. SUMOSKI 4055 , S.. College ROBERT R. SYNAL 34l4 shing Rd. St. Pancr s Intramural Football I'2-3-47 Intra- mural Basketball l-2-3-47 Tech Fair I'2i College ANTHONY J. SZAFRAN NORMAN M. SZCZYPULA 561 e '- 6 Mason St. I us horosa Section Officer 3-47 Bowling 3j Band Intramural Football I7 Intramural I-2-3-47 Swing Band I-2-3-45 Mu- Basketball 27 Bowling 2-47 College sician JOHN W. SZELA NORMAN F. SZEWCZYK 4543 S ' ond a 5631 ingham Five rs St. Jos Intramural Football 37 Intramural Basketball 27 Bowling 17 Tech Fair I-2-37 Band 2-3-47 Commerce Bowling 47 Pharmacist Page 79 BERNARD J. TAHENY MELVYN L. TEST 6505 s. Mafia ' e 9924 S..ro coak Lawnl St. Rita St. Linus Sanctuary Society I-2-3-41 Science Science Fair 25 Tech Fair If Business Fair 31 Science Club I-2-3-45 Teach- ing NORBER A. TOKARSKI EDWARD A. TOPOR 2508 W. h Pl. 1621 ?3rd St. Five Holy Martyrs W0 Sacred art ' Tech Fair 'I-25 Architect Coin Club If Artist THE CLASS of 19 9 JOHN J. THOMAS RAYMOND J. TILLROCK 2 I9I9 W S . Sgcriazmzl St. Mary LI Carmel Section Omcer 3-45 Intramural Section Ofificer Ig Tech Fair Football 2-3-45 Intramural Basket- College ball 2-3-45 Student Council 37 Col- lege PHlI.lIP J. TRIBUANI JAMES E. TROJANEK 3905 61st St. ., 2439 .Springfield St. N as of Tolentine St. Agnes Mechanic Science Fair 2-37 College ARTHUR A. TROST KENNETH S. UHLARIK 3037 ,Quinn 1921 s. Aupon St. George St. Prgius I Army Intramural Football 2-3-45 Intramu- ral Basketball 3-4g Engineering Page 80 TIIE CLASS of 19 9 To THOMAS J. URBANSKI WARREN A. URBIK 53OI in 4- Kedzie St. John of God St. Joseph and St. Anne 22-535 I its 1 THOMAS W. URBANIAK CHESTER T. URBANSKI 4740 amlin S. Kenneth St. Bru . uribius Section Officer I-25 Intramural Foot- Intramural Football 2-35 Tech Fair 35 ball I-2-3-45 Intramural Basketball Air Force I-2-3-45 Football I5 Science Fair 3-45 Laboratory Technician Intramural Football I-2-3-45 Science Science Fair 25 Forum 45 Medicine Fair I5 Tech Fair I-25 College THEODORE I.. VEBER JOHN l. VICE 2129 d St. ow. Knox St. en St. ry Star of the Sea RICHARD J. VANDERBERG PETER R. VASTALO 9722 S. C rles 1923 2Ist Pl. - St. Marg Scotland St. n Intramural Football 3-45 Track 3-45 Navy Camera Club I5 Teacher of History and Latin Section Officer I-2-3-45 Intramural Bowling I5 National Honor Society Football I-2-3-45 Intramural Basket- 3-45 Sanctuary Society I5 Science ball I-2-3-45 Science Fair I5 Tech Fair 25 Science Club I5 Research Fair I-25 Draftsman Chemistry MICHAEL J. VINCI FREDERICK T. VOLLINGER 72 an 3503 . 65th Pl. St. rian St. of Tolentine Section Officer I5 Intramural Foot- Intramural Football I-2-3-45 Intra- ball I5 Intramural Boxing I5 Bowl- mural Basketball I-2-3-45 Basketball ing I5 Band 35 Business Adminis- I-2-35 College tration Page 8I THE CLASS of 19 9 JOHN J. WALSH PHILIP T. WALSH 2011311 sf. Blswolcott St. Justin Martyr Little Flower I National Honor Society 3-47 Engi- Track 47 College neering FRANK M. WERDERITSCH KENNETH G. WHIPPO 5931 S. Maplewood 7327Plozart St St. A rlan dr Intramura Football I-47 Bowling Section OFficer 27 Intramural Foot- l-2-3-47 Tech Fair I7 Band 'I7 Ritan ball I-2-3-47 Intramural Basketball 2-47 Cisca 47 Camera Club 1-47 l-2-3-47 Science Fair 37 Tech Fair 27 Electronics Engineer Electronics uw I ROBERT E. VORAC JAMES P. VRASIC 4549 S arding 6849QAcIa St. Bru O St. Br dan Construction Engineer DONALD J. WANTROBA DENNIS W. WELZEN 8537 S. Winchester Kostner St. Eieda 5 Epiphany ' Intramural Football l-2-3-47 lntra- Tech Fair I'2f College mural Basketball I-2-3-47 Mechani- cal Engineer DANIEL E. WICKLUND BR CE J. WILLIAMS a 5151 PI. . I w. 64th sf. St. ohn the Baptist 0 St. Symphorosa Intramural Basketball 27 Football Section Officer I-21 Intramural Foot- 3-47 Basketball I-27 Tech Fair 27 ball 1-2-3-47 Intramural Basketball College I-2-3-41 Boxing I-27 Football I-2-37 Basketball l-27 Baseball I-37 Bowl- ing 47 Science Fair 37 Tech Fair I7 Business Page 82 Section Ofificer 2j Intramural Foot- Intramural Football I'2'3'4f Intra- ball I-2-37 Intramural Basketball mural Basketball I-27 Football i7 I-2-37 Bzwling 2-37 College Basketball 3-47 Monogram Club 47 THE CLASS ol 19 9 FRANK J. WILSON KENNETH F. WITCZAK 543 542I K d I Immgloggafception St. Iawinfs va e Intramural Football I5 Boxing I-3-45 Section Officer 45 Class Officer I5 Bowling I-35 Science Fair 35 Tech Intramural Football I-2-3-45 Intra- Fair I5 Monogram Club 3-45 Radio mural Basketball I-2-3-45 Bowling Club 45 Electrical Engineer I-25 Undecided THOMAS J. WOJCIK WAYNE E. WOLOWIEC Nagle 24 awyer S.. ...I Stmlla Section OfIicer 25 Bowling 45 Engi- Intramural Football I-2-3-45 Intra- neering mural Basketball I-2-3-45 Bowling 35 Band I-25 College ROBERT M. WULKOWICZ WILLIAM H. ZACH 261 3rd Pl. 2 Sawyer A St. IM Sgmilla Intramural Football 25 Intramural Intramural Football I-25 Intramural Basketball 3 Basketball I5 Science Fair 35 Tech Fair 35 Band I-25 Glee Club I5 Engineer GREGORY G. ZAWISLAK CHARLES J. ZDENOVEC 5306 S. Merrimac 3029 'Millard St. Ric- Bl. Agnes Intramural Football 2-3-45 Football Tech Fair I-25 Draftsman I5 Baseball 25 National Honor So- ciety 35 Tech Fair 25 College ALLAN R. ZEMKO H GERALD J. ZENAWICK lol uble 55.-Ionore St. h St. Basil Intramural Basketball I5 Bowling Section Officer I-45 Intramural Foot- 25 Electrical Engineer ball I-45 Intramural Basketball I-45 Basketball I5 Baseball 25 Science Fair I5 Tech Fair 25 Cisca I5 Busi- ness College Page 83 CHRISTOPHER S. ZIOLO JOHN W. ZON 250wedzie 44 Wolcott St. ir Sacre eart Draftsman Section Officer 35 Intramural Foot- ball 2-3-45 Intramural Basketball 1-25 Basketball 35 Bowling 45 Elec- trical Engineer THE CLASS 011 19 9 ROBERT M. ZURO 2323 W h St. St. Cyrild Methodius Bowling 1-2-3-45 Tech Fair 1-45 Air Force ROBERT J. ZWARYCZ WALTER .I. ZYTWOWSKI 4051 vv. esta sf. 5145 s. er abeth sf. Be c' St.Johdod lntramura-Football 1-2-3-45 lntra- Intramural Football 15 Science Fair mural Basketball 1-2-3-45 Track 3-45 35 Cisca 35 Radio Club 35 Electrical Bowling 15 Band 25 Lawyer College Engineer IN MEMORIAM On February 15, 1959, Thomas P. Krzanowski, a mern- ber of the senior class passed into eternal life following a short illness. Tom was born on November 19, 1941, the son of Peter and Marie Krzanowski. He graduated from St. Joseph's grammar school located at 48th St. and Hermitage Ave. Besides his parents, Tom leaves his brother Ralph, who is a freshman at St. Rita. Tom radiated life. During his three and one halt years at St. Rita, Tom injected life and happiness into classes and extracurricular activities. When we think of the things Torn did around school - a fine student, a basketball manager, in the glee club, and on the track team - we realize that the things he did were ordinary. The way he did them made Tom a special kind of man, admired and loved by all who knew him. He will always be with us in spirit as an inspiration and a reminder that great men live forever. E IOR D Y 0F RECOLLECTl0 The day of spiritual concenTraTion Tor seniors was held on October 211th under The direcTion of The Very Reverend John Seary, O.S.A., Provincial of The Augustinian province of Our MoTher of Good Coun- sel. Father's inspired preaching nnade The day of prayer a pleasant and Thought-provoking one. On This day The seniors received The scapular oT Our Mother of Good Counsel, which officially afhli- ates Them spiritually with The Order of ST. Augustine. The day was brought To a close with Benediction ofthe Blessed Sacrament and The Papal Blessing. Also The underclassmen had Their days of recol- Above and Below - The seniors listen atten- tively to The words of The retreat Master Fr. Seory. lection. Lower Left Fr. Walter McNicholos, O.S.A., enrolls 0 senior in the sccxpulor of Our Mother of Good Counsel. Lower Right Fr, John Seory, O.S.A., gives the final conference of the day to the seniors. Elf? TOLENTINE HALL The new AugusTinian major seminary is locaTed aT 203rd and Pulaski Road in Olympia Fields, Illinois. Here The fuTure of The Augus- Tinian Province of Our MoTher of Good Counsel is developing. AT pres- enT ThirTy-five professed religious form The fTrsT Two classes in The col- lege. Fourfeen of These young men are former ST. Rifa sTudenTs. They will be ioined by seven oTher RiTa grads when The new freshman class enTers in SepTember, 1959. We hope ThaT many more ST. RiTa sTudenTs will soon Take Their places in The ranks of The AugusTinian FaThers. T. Mc1rTin and L. Strugollo examine The vocation display. Page 86 -'ui 1 Jfwxg' 3 W , - l - A ' 4. R vxw, - ' : 4 Y? N ' x v ' 5 , vi I Av, Y-1 if it 'AU' ' A .li wr flu n X V- K Z, Q if-1' I ark f W 4 V f We XE: 1 I had-A Q 9 . . as Q NSVSJ- Yau 'N 'Q li i I I gr W E wx Aw Q N -MM'-2 up v T 'wx , X ik xx E 1011 PRO 5 2 HT fa Q . K The magic nighT of The Senior Prom came once again This year. Seniors in Their Tuxedoes, Their oIaTes in Their Tormals gaThered aT The SouTh Shore CounTry Club Tor The big evenT. The prom was noT iusT anoTher dance. For many iT was a whole week end of Tun and enioy- menT which will bring memories Tor years To come. N its-F., ,Y .B Ri ff, . ,Q- fk,,,1' , .' f ri um h i qw ,. 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Foley. .31 5 t .li bk x ,Qfnml liiffxxl Qy Section N lllli 1 Row Q Row 3 Row 11 Row 5 Row 6 Row 7 cis s '15,,e,f 3-A lTechnicaI - Aeronauticsl Lee Kozola, Vincent Kadas, Nicholas Alonzo, James Dowling, Joseph Vallar Waller Knych, Frank Vacchiano, James Schmidt, Charles Renders, Kennelh Zervas Walter Tuman, Felix Zaczek, Brian Deenihan, Michael Tyrpak, Richard Mosior,RolJer1STengle lheoclore Janovvicz, Miles Lehensorger, Leonard Lukasik, James Kulilc, Robert Chersi, Charles Slehney, Leo Yuozapaitis Paul Lisula, Theodore Marshall, Michael Viravec, Richard Walega, Lawrence Kuzniar, Benedict Sherpelis, Roberf Noga Charles Trihe, John Keane, Daniel Ohiala, Roy Mayer, Joseph Grabovvski, Roberf Walczak, James Pazora Fred Pavvelski, Gerald Ospalski, Adolph Dockus, Joseph Kukowslci, Ronald Kieltyka, Fred Sopron, Robert Gruzdis, Ronald Budrik Page 91 JUNIOR Section 3-B CTecl1nical- Aeronautics! 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Robert Agresto, Anthony Scerba, Michael Kuizin, John Nieckula, William Wagner Donald Neslund, Richard Rubas, Thomas Koniarz, Chester Nowak, John Yucaitis, Thomas Milczewski, John Gerlcits, Thomas Nawrot Page 95 JUNl0R Section 3-F iBusinessl Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Richard Zawacki, Edward Borske, Daniel Dressel, Robert Bresnahan, Thomas Cywinski Kenneth Glowacki, Gus Stevens, Guy Bruno, Donald Sutton, Jerry Flynn Dennis Krol, Joseph Drap, Edward Gryska, Edward Dwyer, Donald Senese, Frank Cummings Thomas Domagala, Ralph Przezdink, Bernard Hirschboeck, Louis DiNicola, Wallace Englehart, George Moraycik Robert Tryietaczka, Charles Rusky, Roy Tybor, James Cichocki, Robert Haas, Richard Riski, James Maloney James Jesse, Edward Siorek, Jerome Jerantowski, John Ahern Terrance Pucek, William Feehan, James Cecich, Joseph Beck, Joseph Reuther, Andrew Svoboda, Ronald Abramowicz, Richard Kraus xl ar ll llllli llaliiiiHi2Q ,mg K Q ' ,N 6 in . nw ' :silk 4 8 -e . 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A 3 5 X 51 S KM can ' ey-W-S -1, A M N W if ,Mig . N 'vm 5? i kj 5 A -I-WE if W' wif ,K , ' ., .-f' m, if, ' Q 4. 41974' P '1 ,,. F ,3Q - 'r'.Q-21 , 'm Vi? as W, ,. ' '11 Hz--fn if .Z s 2' X e , Q J ,K ,Q ,, i if QW is X. .K x x QQXQ .ii X my X x xx. fr Q x N . 5 N ax ' X K X oxm ' '. .55 S . Q r vi' 144' we WY 4 -gif ' gfef J 561 5, f.' ,X N 1, LJ RIG Qs- my vu 'Q Q? ,, 1 I au Q'ft .3 4 S Xi... - rf A .Q Section 2-B Uechnicall ROW l T. McCauley, R. Domkc, J. Barshack, L. Tadcusialx, R. Callahan, S. Alaksievvicz, T. Augustyn Row 2 M. Merchant, E. Currier, K. Jagen, T. Ralph, D. Gacek, M. Festa, M. Laba, R. Guest Row 3 W. Bozek, J. Halper, R. Mayworm, W. Broderick, B. McCarthy, N. Petry, A. Stepuncik, J. Wake Rowd G. Pawlowski, J. Podborsek, R. Radatz, C. Gargola, C. Borys, R. Pinn, A. Smith, R. Piorim K. Bazarnik, J. Kon Row 5 L. DiBiase, F. Sobczak, D. Pavek, E. Petka, J. Kriston, W. Drakton, G. Hawkins, R. Culen, R. Barskevicius, R. Sileikis, R. McHale OPHO ORE Section 2-C Uechnicalj Row l W. Haidacher, T. Lullo, J. Trotsky, G. Satarino, L. Braun, W. Pritchard, D. Dankert Row 2 A. Scotella, M. Doyle, D. Sheehan, B. Zydek, J. Markicvvicz, T. Pelzman, R. Krzywy Row 3 J. Jagar, C. Smith, R. Chamerlik, W. Kraeger, R. Poces, B. Kauffmann, F. Higgins, A. Szumskn Rowli J. Balda, L. Cross, D. McGuire, G. Wrobel, A. Pecholcas, M. Patterson, R. Mandell ROW5 J. Francis, R. Smith, D. Filipiak, J. Jartas, G. McDonough, V. Skinkys, D. Hoinacki, R. Nowa T. Smikoski, W. Mrla is QW Seciion 2-D lTechnicaIl Row 1-J. Kelly, F. Vacchiano, J. Andracki, R. Sexton, A. Sfaroszczyk, T. Kelly, G. Lachcik Row 2-G. Feilen, T. Wesolowski, J. Pawela, J. Malicki, J. Kielnik, J. Kuch, J. Dunn, B. Marusarz Row SAB. Caruso, D. Goodfriend, S, Kovvynia, R. Drozdz, J. Swiercinski, P. Mondello, M. Opoka, J, Krupowicz Row A-J. Jagielski, W. Bosch, D. Ortegal, D. Cody, R. Maurisak, W. Sokolowski, F. Furgivele, J. Woltman R. Biesaga, R. Liszewski Row 5-L. Soltysiak, R. Hopkinson, D. Maturo, J. Mader, S. Jerantowski, L. Skufca, W. Flinv, R. Holland T. Kowalonek, T. Skolar, E. Maley OPHO 0RE Section 2-E Uechnicall Row I-R. Schulz, W. Hayden, J. Wodziak, J. Morrissey, J. Sexton, J. Guglik, W. Ford Row 2-J. Mickel, J. Dolan, D. Ferrentino, T. LaBuda, T. Judd, C. Pelegrino, W. Healy, D. Pielsch Row 3-W. Drost, R. Nawoiski, E. Kalafur, E. Vintartas, J. Barnoski, T. Dart, V. Szymczak, K. Schmid? Row 4-R. Henry, P. Curran, J. Wagner, F. Szczepanski, A. Szmagalski, J. Perez, F. Kloss, P. Brodlo J. Russell Row 5-M. Dempsey, J. Burbatt, P. Conlon, R. Kowalski, M. Edstrand, J. Houstan, R, Sianski, M. Kennedy R. Carmody, B. McErIean, J. Holzfman Sedion 2-F Uechnicall Row Row 2 Row 3 Row A Row 5 If G. S1efTgon, F. Rio, T. Janowicz, J. Adamski, J. Fauci, J. Sawierak, R. Plessouski J, Savage, C. Stevens, R. Gagnon, J. Skora, J. Horazy, N. Johnson, W. Byrne, W. Pakus W H J. R R J. . Olson, J. Zalewski, J. Ptak, J. Kapugi, R. Ochocinski, M. Tummillo, P. Murray, R. Zicske, . Purtell Koclanis, R. Eroncig, J. Dragel, S. Piolrowski, C. Timmel, J. Miller, S. Saweikis, R. Renfus Hurley, K. Rozwens Syrek, R. Flaherty, J. Connelly, J. Winter, P. Gleason, T. Murphy, F, Bogclalek, D. Smith, Quinn, K, Harkabus, J. Vogrich OPHO llllll Section Row l- Row 2 Row 3 Rowd- Row 5 2. R G Uechnicall . Zolner, M. O'Neill, G. Chrostek, J. Roche, R. Gorski, J, Budzinski, S, Skeffington S. Ralc, J. Rogers, J. Puskar, R. Runlc, E. Ziarkc, R. Verdino, P. Raineri J. J D R Glazewski, V. Adams, J. Barabasz, D. Cavanaugh, G. Weber, R. Kairis, G. Derclzinski, S. Michalski Lang, K. Kochalka, M. Rasko, V. Rubino, D. Aiamian, R. Dzurney, F. Mika, J, Buczyna, . Donohue, C. Musial . Wrobel, T. Stempien, F. McAleenar1, T. lnsley, R. Hollinger, E. Kirk, G. Grishaber, E. Wantroba, P. Mockus, B. Nels, T. Crivellone 1 am' ,F Q 5 X 1 Section 2-H Uechnicall Row Rovv Row Row Row Briia, J. McAndrevvs, R. Sure, R. Morissette, J. Principato, J. Czech, R. Gemloara. Peck, R. Tenzca, E. Kucharski, W. Biel, R. Knox, W. Aylward, J. Stanik, G. Clancy Strugalla, M. Myslivviec, J. Curry, R. Kaminski, J. Donzelli, D. Marose, F. Krause, W. Egan Sherrie R. Cacciato, P. Pinto, J. Mamon, G. Rolek, D. Wilson, J. Dvornik, J. Boggins, R. Ciaciuch, R. Sheeman Lewakowski Palekas, F. Scieszka, R. Rogers, S. Wilczyriski, J. Mockus, M. Husar, R. Otten, R. Kuncis Wukovits, R. Smuksta, L. Blaszak 013110 omi Row Row Row Row Row Ashe, E. Kelly, W. Dropski, J. Lario, R. Groskopf, D. Downey, T. Martin Carten, B. Varak, F. Ptak, W. Lutynski, E. Ploriis, D. Robinson, P. Jalowiec, J. Rizza West, J. Beyer, L. Barzyk, R. Schultz, W. Leahy, D. Carven, V. Baltramonas, D. Wicklund Linder Kiriazes, W. Zucek, M. Arden, T. Niewiclok, S. Lascola, J. Viclas, W. Gryska, T. Szczepanek Bonomo, T. Shannon Puk, R, Canclra, C. Weber, A. McGuire, G. Mathis, T. DaCosse, R. Papes, L. Lukwinski, J. Miller Murray, J. Regan, D. Bialka I 1 Section 2-J lAcademicl Row l Row Row Row Row ---T. Hurley, P. Campbell, E. Barnat, L. Timpone, J. Klinovvski, J, McMinamen, B. Schraag 2'--K. Kudla, T. Thomas, P. Moran, F. Bold, A. Labanauskas, T. Pazier, R. Janecki, T. O'Dekirk 3fE. Kalla, R. Bohnen, G. Gastel, D. Woltecki, G. Krivanec, F. Barbaro, J. Sobiesk, G. Cerniak G. McCarthy, J, Fennelly, J. Lambert, D. Kopenec, J. Hart, R. Biagi, H. Lucas, T. Moran, J. Kulys R. Doody, E. Minieka, J. Dalise, J. Ruby, W. Behling, W. Szara, W. Bulcowslcy, R, Walkowski, J. Riggi C, Quirk, E, Allman, D. Considine OPHO 0llE Row Row Row Row Row P. DeMilio, A, Dober, J. Palica, F. Sokol, V, Dagys, M. DiGiovanni, T. Panka W. Plachy, A. Castro, K, Maier, J. Doyle, R. Urbanslci, G. Galina, J, Peto, R, Parazin J. Pasqualetto, R. Flannery, A. Waich, W. Volk, R, Shubert, J. Wiorkowski, K. Ruplcus, J. Richards R. Lozuk F, Nasser, A, Pumfrey, R. Gardner, R. Cullen, J. Katch, F. Rogers, M. Sinslco, R. Kraus, H, Nykaza M. Sikorslci V, Busam, A. Poremba, R, Dolata, N, Paulionis, G, Gaucys, E. Stahl, J. Howicz, R. 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Starechowski, W, Witek, D. Sindt, J. Soltis, J. Knightly, J. Naughton, A. Mase Margiofta, W, Egan, H. Szopinski, W. Toinasek, E. Higgins, S, Rusniak, T. Brasky, R. Novak Weber, M. Lynch, J. Osirovvski, J. Czachor, P. Buscher, J, Rovers, R, Lubaska, J, Berg, R. Haas, Kwitkowski Michalak, D. Tarnovvski, R. Vistors, B, Mctrick, R. Voclrask-1, C Kantor, R. Ferrer, J. Plccki, Janusas, E. Sfaron, F. Schafer ,4 Rl: F1 ' . . .Q - s - Q , 'gf A54 V L' 5 3 ,ga vcr' we ' OO l rr , C3 it A 'VU' 4' . I -'Q f 4' W .- S. . ss Section Rowl- Row 2- Row 3- Rovv 4- Row 5- 1-N fScienceJ V J. J. . Marolda, J. Burns, J. Kelly, K. Bolceren, T. Moran, F. McNeill, P. Schmitz Azukas, B. Nicholas, M. Bernauek, G. Malopy, O. Rugai, J. Gad, D. Ryczek Kozieler, G. Ahern, M. Young, J. Richel, M. Kiriazes, R. Kowynia, J. Minarik, N. Simich T. Weger, D. Stelmack, J. Sfrezelecki, R. Wagner, W. Preikelis, R. Teplo, W. Parker, R. Spiega R. English D. Szymkowiak, F. Nowak, W. Corcoran, J. Heilgeist, R. Duchoslov, C. Polchlopek, L. Rakunas J. Laux, J. Augusiyn, F. Brennan FRESHMEN Section Row I- Row 2 - Row 3- Row 4- Rcw 5- 1-O lScienceJ J. Polfak, R. Muszanski, J. Gardner, T. Borsellino, N. Crotty, J. Ptak, R. Burns L. Janovvski, W. Dzialowy, R. Frankiewicz, R. Tirnke, l. Wall, A. Turninello, T. Marik, G. Crapper L. Schopper, R. Saulinski, J. Surdenik, F. Lavin, R. Perez, J. Kisielente, K. Stach, A. Keska S. Rinoldi, R. Bava, F. Kamalick, I. Bryce, A. MacDonald, A. Umpervich, R. Stropus, M. Widuch R. Runyan D. Kuna, S. Sacauskas, T. Gosiorek, R. Renna, E. Martin, J. Tamosiunas, D. Ferguson, J. Sweenev T. Noonan, F. Blackie, R. Heirz 4,5 uf if 'M 1 j X mmf A Xx 7 , ' 2 . i w be Q c ,fm 1 I 5 3 3 l 'D E CTIVITIES Accept, O Holy Father, almighty and eternal God, this spotless host . . . I will wash my hands among the innocent . . . For this is my Body. Page 120 ,f Af, ,V ,x 1-ww 4. Q. W' 'I-1 'M t . I - L HMM 1 1 V- w NNW ,W .Q UL n rv- 1, 4 f wwf 'M Vw 'M 1- W I ' x 4 X , , , 4 W .v f f ff ', ,. . 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John Flaherty, O.S.A., Moderator James Jurinelc, Co-editor THE RIT Upper Left-J, Jaltuch, R. Nlulokas, T. Cutil- letra Middle Left-R. Nlakaras, G. Opas, T. Lynch Lower Left--J. Lambert, W, Olchawa Upper Right-D. Etges, C. Jass, R. Czepiel Middle Right-J. Sabath, K. Moser, D. Lind, D. Senese Lower Right-G. Gedvilas, R. Lubek, J. Mur- ray, A. Cutilletta Missing are the photographers Jerry Stypa and John Stypa This year the Ritan will be passing into its thirtieth year of publication. Its pages over the years reflect the dynamic growth and spirit of our school during years of war and peace, prosper- ity and depression. It is our per- manent historical record. lts pur- pose is to foster school spirit, build a closer relationship be- tween students and faculty. It has served as the medium for the literary and artistic talent of our student body. Traditionally the Ritan editorial staff has been chosen on the basis of outstand- ing literary and scholastic com- petence. Today its former mem- bers are found on the staffs of all metropolitan papers and many national publications. Paqe T22 THE CA CIA The Cascian staft had the tremendous task of as- sembling pictures of students and various activities and happenings of the year into a production. This year the editing of the Annual was accomplished under the direction of its new moderator, Fr. La Vern Flach, O.S.A., and the able assistance of his staff with Anthony Cutilletta as editor, and Harry Ashner as sports editor. Many hours have gone into the production of this Yearbook to give you many enioyable moments and niernories of the wonderful days spent at St. Rita. lower lehws. Donnvllnn, Jerry Stypa, H. Ashner Upper Right--R. Kraus, T, Cutilletta, J. Wiorkowski, R. Wagner lower Rightvl Salmth, E. Stoblm, .lohn Stypa 127' QS' Page l23 iss -7 f ,412 Anthony Cutillettc, Editorg Fr. Lo Vern Flach, O.S.A., Moderator STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS . . Above - Fr. John McLaughlin, O.S.A. Moderator, Daniel Yukich, Junior Representative, James Danda, Senior Representative, Carmen Pelegrino, Sophomore Representative SENIOR MEMBERS . . . Above - John Gallagher-4-E, Anthony Cutilletta-4-F, Joseph Niezgoda-4-K, John Gorecki-4-D, Gerald Milos-4-I, James Danda-4-G, Richard Dynis-4-J, William Boss-4-C, John Thomas-4-B, Robert lacono-4-A. In order to develope a more democratic spirit, to allow the students to share some ofthe responsibility in the running ot a school, and to have a group who can voice their opinions and suggestions for the student body, most high schools have a stu- dent council. At St. Rita's its members comprise the presidents ot the senior, iunior, and sopho- more classes and the presidents ot each se:tion of these classes. Monthly meetings are held at which school problems are discussed and ways by which students can help with the operation of the school are planned. The moderator of the Student Council is the Rector of the School, Fr. John Mc- Laughlin, OSA. Page 124 TUDENT COU CIL Seated, left to right - Robert Borla-3-H, John Matuszewski-3-L, Robert Agresto-3-E, James Cecich-3-F, Samuel Simone-3-K, James Pazora-3-A, James Kwiatek-3-I, Joseph Gedraitis-3-J, Ronald Michalowski-3-D, James Sullivan-3-C, James Car- roll-3-B Standing - Frank Montelone-3-G, William Morris-3-M, Daniel Yukich-3-G SOPHOMORE MEMBERS . . . Seated left to right - Frank Bar- baro-2-J, Lawrence Barzyk-2-I, Wayne Flint-2-D, Casimir Mu- sial-2-G, Anthony Augius-2-M, Dennis McGuire-2-C, Terrance Thibeau-2-L, Robert Gardner- 2-K, Carmen Pelegrino-2-E Standing - Pasquale Pinto-2-H, David Antkowiak-2-A, James Zalewski-2-F, Ronald May- worm-2-B Page 125 we ffl fffwg V wt 'si Q5 J' NQSESYS? W Q X e W , ,M-Wmng , v U if 'A LW A Q:3??W'?fg1fL 5?2LX'!5RQ if xx, JN 5. 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'-'- P 4 'ww . -. L. AK . . X '- - ' . 4, S-. Q 1-'Yr -9- - . ,- ' ' . -' -My . , : 'L Q...,-Xfxxf-9' V .- NK ay-K .nr V - M Q if my Q' ,5 'KY M .Kf 4 - X 'S mf -, - - f M , --af 3 N N. +1 - A - -.- -- -N. , ,, 5 ,KK , .-.QVVK , , N . ,Q .. .. - .. . 1 - '. ff . mf Www. gkfvix - ' -+ -. 'K W T-I .. -Q.. PM fgw- . , M W- M . .. . ,- .. X . ..,- K KV . -s',,?K,j- K ,. J KT KKKKK. .. ..KKSj,.K KQKRQEKKK KKK KK K A A , 4 4 W QW Y. X ' K 'Y ' 'A ' -s 1246- ' . ff' -,QQ Xb . ' 'Q ' qw w . ' .- 1 V , N , . 3 ,HSM K y, K ' -.wmv x ii- . . W .--- N9 VZ i QR tw- LA., . . sg' Ai' ul K fx, X .. Q Q-. - N- S M. IG REV E...THE K IGHT IBLE Page 128 The Knights ln Blue, St. Rita's popular dance band, presented The annual Swing Revue in Gage Park High School Audi- torium. The Director, Mr. Louis Ricci, was aloly assisted by former band member Gene Scaramella '55 as NLC. Jazz, from Dixieland to The sophisticated modern Torm, made this annual iazz offering a highlight oT the current musical calendar. The Talented Ritcxnettes and Miss Marie DeVivo, vocalist, made the afternoon complete with their songs and dances 1 l 19 J , . v rf' 5 F 'Q' ,sd AA: ' RN f5w.fffVrf' Vi. -ff gff 'W L5 sffilkh, ,L42l'sW N Q f :, .4 1 rf i 1 , 3' , 1 , f J gr: f 1 v xml 91, Swan? ' I gi,,,4,f. ' ' 3 Q., ,. 4 s 4 'vi . A.. s ATIO AL H0 OR 0ClETY Top - President John Fronkovich tells his members the future of their society. Seated-C. Slaustas, T. Laskey, D. Sullivan, A. Cutillettag D, Pacer, H. Bertagni, T. Niemiec, J. Kwinn, Treasurer, Fr. Joseph Hart- man, O.S.A., Moderator, R. Sich, Vice President, R. Kosek, Secretary. Standing-T. Schneicl, J. Vice, J, Merslcin, T. Woicik, J. Walsh, L. Genco, L. Bishup. Bottom - S. Donnellon shows his fellow members on article in the Saturday Review. Seated-R. Coley, L. Podwika, J. Simonaitis, A. Jenkins, B. Mensik, R. Cecich, P. Hynes, J. O'Dekirk, M. Guccione, R. Bohanelc, J. Pacocha. Standing-D. Forst, R. Dartsch, J. Rabianski, J. Novak, J, Meyer, D. Stanczyk, H. Ashner. The St. Rita High School Chapter of the National Honor Society is a very impor- tant organization in our school. The Society is the most exclusive group of high school students in the country. Its purpose is to organize into a society students, who have high scholastic standing and participate in school activities. lt is also a social organiza- tion conducting several parties and informal dances in conjunction with the nearby girls' schools. Page 130 GLEE CL B BOYS ON THE LEFT Row I J. Kuzniar, R. Udziela, L. Sottosanto, H. Mooney Row 2 R. Arends, J. Richards, E. Currier, J. Paikos, R. Boderek Row 3-C. Kantor, J. Abromaitis, R, Shuhert, J. Zemaitis, J. Andolina Row 4 T. Mickel, G. Kiskunas, R. Jesse, D. Kopenec Row 5 J. Gagnon, J. Kowalski, R. Ohner, M. Quirk GIRlS Row I K. Pavesic lMariaJ, R. Beleckis lMariaD, M. Murnane lMariaJ, P. Nork llcourdesl, S. Engright fMariaJ, R. Hehn lMariaJ, M. Ringhand fHarperi, Row 2 Row 3 C. Petroskey lMariaJ, 5. Fitzgerald lMariaJ, D. Winiecki lGage Parkl, G. Quirk Wisitationj, M. Gilbertson lMariaJ, S. Safranek llourdesi, P. Payne iVisitationJ J. Russo QMariaJ, M. Hovezak fMariai, E. Duffy Wisitationj, M. Aleksiun lMariaJ, B. Karroll lMariaJ, A. La Rocco lMariaJ, R. Zupanz lMariaJ, L. English lMariaJ, R. Boyle CVisitationJ, J. Stevenson ll.ongwoodJ, S. Durkin QMariaJ S. Zahradnik lLourdesi, R. Pestlin Nisitationj, R. Hamill iAquinasJ, A. Sada lMariaJ, J. Nawrochi llourdesj, J. Powell Wisitationj, E. Neary lMariaJ, B. Bratyanski lKellyJ, D. Chmiel lLongvvoodJ, J. Louzensky QGage Parkj, D. Plasza lMariaJ, D. Pavlik llongwoodj E. Jatis lMariaJ, J. Mockus 1MariaJ, M. Braun lLindblomJ, S. Kapral lindblomj, A. Periekis fMariaD, J. Sada fMariaJ, G. McLarney lLindblomi, N. Sokolowski lMariaJ, J. Ohner CMariaJ, K. Lauesen lVisitationD, F. Marcel lMarial, J. Corbett lMcCauleyD, J. Radville lMariaj Row 4- BOYS ON THE RIGHT Row I-D. Sindt, A. Yerkes, G. Glab, R. Reiss, F. Vacchiano Row 2- Row 3- H Burke, W. Olson, R. Kucera, G. Vorel, J. Harper, J. Soltis S. Basso, W. Kribs, T. Cahill, J. Tranel, F. Blazek, C. Quirk Row 4-R. Ramazinski, R. Barrett, J, Cerny, J. Reilly, J. Kaeck, T. Murphy Row 5-J. Kulick, E. Topa, L. Kuzniar, P. Kantor, C. Decker OFFICERS OF GLEE CLUB OFFICERS OF MUSICAL STAFF President ....., ............................ S alvatore Basso President ...... ..................... M r. and Mrs. H. McLarney Vice President Jerome Kowalski Vice President . Mr. and Mrs. S. Basso Captain of Girls .. Mary Ann Aleksiun Secretary ...... Mr. and Mrs. A. Kantor Co-Captains ...... ................. .. E. Duffy, K. Lauesen Treasurer ...... .... M r. and Mrs. J. Aleksiun Accornpanist ................................ Christine Petroskey Ways and Means ........ Mr. and Mrs. W. Olson Director of Glee Club and Moderator of Musical Staff . .,............ ................ . .. Fr. John Van der Beek, O.S.A. One of the organizations which has enjoyed the fastest rate of growth is the St. Rita Glee Club. In four short years under the direction of Fr. Van der Beek, the membership has reached nearly a hun- dred. They have acquired their own uniforms, which are white iackets and red skirts for the girls and blue iackets with white trousers for the boys. An embroidered R on the lapel identifies the school. They now hold their own Spring Revue, whose theme this year is Far Away Places . The Club has performed for various councils of the Knights of Columbus and different other organizations, and have been invited to sing at the opening of NCEA's yearly convention. The Musical Staff , an organization of parents and friends, deserves much credit for their assist- ance in making the Glee Club a well established and successful organization. Page l3l x N, :R J X N .,., .,. ,..... .:. . ' Q., ...., .. : 'f Qkvwx X X2 Q Q1 was xx :www A in 3 W A: L' 4? -' fy fl W V H- ff' W. umm ' g 4 Q1 as we ,A -'--me Q B1 -fi Q , E39 if , .. WR YF fww-F1'T. 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Among the annual Alumni events are: THE MEMORIAL MASS in which all the deceased Alumni are remembered in a High Mass once a year with communion breakfast afterwards. There is also a mass celebrated once a week for the spiritual and temporal welfare of all Alumni. THE ALUMNI DANCE held right after Christmas at one of the South Side Hotels helps to promote good fellowship and the renewing of old acquaint- ances for the more recent graduates. OFFICERS Left to right- Harry Siebert '56D, Secretary, Earl Evans '30, Treasurer Fr. Thomas McGowan, O.S.A,, Moderator, Frank E. O'ReiIly '24, President, Joseph Selega '38, Vice President THE ALUMNI BANQUET held right after Easter draws many for a class re union among the Anniversary Classes and the rest of the Alumni. THE BASKETBALL AWARD DINNER is sponsored by the Alumni. It is the way of saying thanks to the boys who spent their free time participating i Sports and developing the Christian spirit of good sportsmanship in a wir loose or tie game. THE ALUMNI VARSITY BASKETBALL GAME is held around Thanksgiving time SCHOLARSHIP FUND - Plans are being considered for a Scholarship fun whereby a deserving student, upon passing a competitive Exam be given scholarship either to school or College. IMMITTEE FOR UMNI BANQUET it to right- Joseph Selega '38, Donald Maraida '56D, Earl Evans '30, Harry Siebert '56D, Fr, Thomas McGowan, O.S.A., Thomas C. Teeling '30, General Chairman, Ronald Orell '55 Page I34 DEBATE CL B The St. Rita Debate Forum, founded by Mr. Arthur Sifferle in l953, was an active group during the T959 debating season. Under the direction ot Mr. Sitterle and Fr. John P. Murphy, O.S.A., the members ot the club met twice a week in room 7 at 8:l5 . At these morning sessions they learned principles of debating and had a chance to put these principles into practice. This year our students debated two main issues: education and unionism. The number ot members ot the Club almost doubled with the coming ot J. Sokol, K. Beilke, J. Bell, E. Dudelc, J. Gabay, J. Galiardi, L, Rakunas, and J. Heilgeist. In this year's Chicago Catholic Forensic League competition, members ot our Senior and Jun- ior teams took part in many debates and also in tvvo Student Congresses. Our debators vvon many impressive victories in the numerous tournaments they attended. Our departing seniors will be greatly missed next year, but their spirit and accomplishments will not be forgotten. P. Bradley, A. Cutilletta, A. Jenkins Mr. Arthur Sifferle, Fr. John Mur phy, O.S.A., T. Cutilletta azes, J. Sabath Senese .,,,.. .,, ..,.., , , P A 1 'Z F Fran!-L. Genco, W. Weltin, M, Kiri- Back-W. Urbik, G. Reklaitis, D. ..qnumiggggs.. 5,-.-.m..-M-,,,,M,,, 'W ' M QQl-l ' ' Qwwzses . A M A U y M .Syvum . 5 .ss-li .M , me THE CISCA PROMOTERS . . . Seated - J. Soboth, J. Wiorkowski, Fr. John Beretto, O.S.A. lModerotorJ, W. Pelegrino Standing - K. Ostofin, D. Kopenec, Jerome Stypo, John Stypci C THOLlC CTIO Right - Kenneth Oprzedek studies the bulletin board displaying o topic in Catholic Action. CISCA, the Chicago Inter Student Catholic Action, is the otticial Catholic Actio Program tor High School students in the Archdiocese. Our own Father Francis 7 Lavvler, O.S.A., has been the archdiocesan moderator since l950. The outstanding Weekly CISCA NEWS brings the CISCA program to more tha twenty thousand high school students throughout the diocese. St. Rita studen' buy arm average of 800 copies every week. Our Cisca Chapter participates also in ClSCA's monthly Holy Hour, in Nation. Catholic Youth Week, in the CISCA dance at the Aragon and the yearly talent shov CISCARAMA. Left - R. Reinke prepores to purchose 0 CISCA cs L. Fus receives his from Fr. Beretti J. Szoikovics is already engrossed in his copy. fifff - V... QQSFLZ. ti- isa qiiifii Qi A 'ii-ll Pageiaa P Z? ANCTUARY 0ClETY There is no greater spiritual advantage than the privilege of serving Holy Mass. The boys are trained in liturgical functions under the guidance of their zealous Moderator, Fr. Gerard Theis, O.S.A. The willingness and faithfulness in vvhich the members have fulfilled their duty assisting the priests at mass in the Monastery and School Chapel signify their true love of God. Upper Right - FRESHMEN . . . Front RowfD, linln, J. Garrlnfrr, L. Wall, A. wall, G. Cappc-r Middle Row--l. Ticliir, G, Ahern, M, Krukones, R. Udziela, J. M1 N-ilrmru, R, Mangan Back Row-C. Srlivvnln, M. King, l. Dvc, D. McCormick, D. Col- lins, B Korfli-ll 2 5 I f I GJ ,. PT ,V- Vi J 76- 1 UH ' ai 53-ir X. 1 Middle Righv - FRESHMEN . . . Front Row-J. Graber, T, Alelunas, R Doran, E. LeTourneau, E. Baker Middle Row-D. Piotrowski, M. Young, B. Cullen, C. Trolcwski, P. Burke, R. Solczyk Back Row-J. Selke, R. Stashak J. Burg, R. Sarka, V, Caputo, R. Kempiak, J, Olichwirr Middle Left - JUNIORS 8. SENIORS . . Sitting-R. Kramer, B. Taheny, L. Biskup Front Row-H. Burke, C. Czerny, W. Man- gold, J. Carlson, S. Laskey, H. Spadoni, E. Stobba, Fr, Gerard Theis, O.S.A. Back Row' M. Strzelecki, W. Olchawa, R. Rubas, G. Sobiesk, R. Barrett, J. Sharpe, L, Semetulskis, J, Martin Lower Left - SOPHOMORES . . . Front Row-M. Ashe, C, Barbaro, A. Castro, R. Simko, H. Purtell, E, Sergott, W. Hay- den, W. Haidaclier, R. Schulz Middle Row-A. Szumski, K. Schmidt, R. Doody, L. Woiciechowicz, J. Solaiesk, T. O'Dekirk, R. Domke, J. McMinamin, D. Sivak Back Row-C. Borys, B. Smith, R, Dzurney, R. Andris, B. Kucharski, V. Busam, B. Zydek, R. Wagner, L. Todd, C. Pelegrino Page T37 ss A E. Nowrocki ond A. Cutillettc ond their dcites with the Moderator, Fr. Covcnciugh. JUNIOR'S BIG EVENT . . . THE PROM JUNIOR PRO During the month of April, the Juniors saw a dream come true as their biggest social event of the year took place -the Junior Prom. A magical touch of splendor was cast upon St. Rita's gym- nasium through the magnificent decorations. The air was filled with delightful mood music that enchanted each happy pair. Under the direction of the Class Moderator, Fr. Leo Cavanaugh, O.S.A., the Junior Prom was a memorable success. Page 138 'f , X E 2, 3. fd E- k',. .S ,, gt xx. lk, gan Q i S? is lkxafx Sfuifi X' V x f Q 3 2 5? ...K S S i S is JUNIORS . . . Front Row-R. Chersi, J. Schmidt, F. Vacchiano, J. Kulik, L. Kuzniar Back Row-C. Tribe, J. Martin, F. Pawelski, G. Ospalski Page T40 SENIORS . . . Right of plane-D. Lech, President G. Zawislak, Secretary and Treas gram Chairman In the plane-Mr. Robert Blacker Moderator Front row left of plane-P. Vastalo S. Garbaciak, R. Srnerz, F. Fornek P. Chiechlowski, Vice President Back row left of plane-N. Byczek M. Abt, T. Sumoski, J. Jablonski H. Jablonski EXPERI E TAL AIRCRAFT ASSOCIATIO The St. Rita Junior Chapter Il-+4239 of the Experimental Aircraft Association is a club made up of students in the aeronau- tics courses offered at St. Rita. Under the guidance of Robert Blacker, this group engages in activities that lead to further investigation in the area of building and flying aircraft of an original design. This group acted as iudges at a national fly-in of experimental aircraft at Milwaukee, Wisconsin in 1958. i urer, C. Kroll, R. Piekarczyk, Pro- Front Row-J. Lambert, J. McMinarnan, D. Senese, G. Flynn Back Row'-L. Forgala, G. Smith lil SEQ be n b tx 'fi-5 l Q J LIBRARIA ...STAMP CL B cated ll lable-V. Busam, F. Schae- fer, J. Senft, J. Kwinn, fVice Presidenij, Fr. Tylzanowski CMod- cratorj, M. Quirk fPresidentJ, R. Evnngelisti, E. Gurka, G. Rolek ron! Row Standing-J. Simonaitis, A. labanauskas, A. Breimeris, P. Kaufmann, E, Czaplicki, J. Katch, L. Lucarelli, J. Sabath, C. Slaustas, G. Gaucys tack Row Standing-E. Minieka, G. Lauden, R. Gramas, R. Joyce, N. Lasky, W. Todd, E. Kurcz Page l4I During the lunch hour and after school, these boys assist Fr. Derby in the library checking and stacking books and helping students to locate information. The Stamp Club is an organization of young philatelists, who meet periodically to trade stamps and to discuss topics of interest of their hobby. These enthusiastic stamp collectors are under the moderation of Fr. Jacek Tylzanowski, O.S.A. Row I-Fr. Raymond, Wheeler, O.S.A. Moderator, K. Bolccrcn, D. Ostvovv ski, R. Lubek, J. Jaltuch, A. Goundas, E. Kelly Row 2-S. Alaksievvicz, D. Jusk, S. Matusik, R. Lozuk, K. Krauklis, M. Riu- ella, R. Andris, J. Violas, J. Mickevicius Row 3-G. Hawkins, W. Nlingotti, K. Ruzella, R. Nlayvvorm, J. Buczyna, R. Drosdz, J. Kwinn, R. Knapik Row 4-W. Broderick, D. Heiberger, C. Musial, J. Podborsek, L. Pape, R. Gagnon, C. Camallieri, J. Melcarek Row 5-W. Cooper, R. Barrett, J, Kriston, D. Neslund, J. Rackauskas, W. Szara, J. Sharpe, G. Sobiesk, P. Bodigor CAMERA 'L B A very active club at St. Rita's is the Camera Club. Under the direction ot Fr. Raymond Wheeler, O.S.A., the club this year boasts a total ot about titty members. The weekly meetings are held every Thursday morning in the chemistry lab, at which time an interesting topic is discussed. Developing and printing pictures, en- larging prints, and taking good color shots are some ot the topics considered dur- ing the year. Although the club gives its members the opportunity ot learning more about photography, its best advantage is the use ot the tully-equipped darkroom. The darkroom is kept up-to-date by purchasing new equipment each year through the money received in dues. Indeed, the Camera Club Otters many advantages to its ambitious members. Page 142 Q- X.. A- CHRIST AS PROGR For tour consecutive years, the international Christmas Program has been presented to give the Christmas spirit not only to our students, but also to their families and triencls. The participants ot the play are the iuniors and sen- iors ot the German, Latin, and Spanish classes. Fr. Jacek Tylzanovvslci, O.S.A., is the moderator of the program. -4' vlifg-,-,,e '-sv ,,1w ' 'MBE Ai- Upper Right f The Nativity scene. Middle Right v King Herod listens to the prophecy of Christ's birth. Middle Left - Lithuanian, German, and Spanish choirs. Lower Left - Polish and Irish choirs. Page l-43 With horns-M. Quirk, Leader of the boys, M. Kress, Leader of the girls Front Row-D. Stevens, K. Frasor, K. Ross, J. Teso, P. Murray, N. McLeod, D, Bonoma, J. Murtaugh Back Row-R. Gagnon, D. Ferrentino, K. Krysko, E. Machnica, J. Houston, T. Laskey, M. Strezlecki, R. Lozuk, H. Purtell CHEERLE DER Under The direction of Michael Quirk, The cheerleaders lead The shouts and cheers aT all our football and basketball games. During The past year They have iniectecl much enthusiasm into The students To better The school's spirit. Fr. John Burkhart, OSA. is The Moderator of The Cheerleaders. , , . . , ... During our football games and the different social activities in the school and gymnasium, four boys are at work with the Public Address system. In order that all may hear, they adjust and control the tone quality and volume of the micro- phone. Left to Right - R. Zytniow- ski, E. Currier, W. Zytniowski, J. Pempek. Page 14:1 E T Z Z f 44, ...nun , . 'Wm 1 :J 9 , . I, f ' Q ' -1 ,.S,'ll: 'S ' ' Q ' s , '49 . t, 4 , ,in .U ,. f 4. ,l ,M v,... 21 ' - 'W 'W 1 I . lg1l4'!f',-IL K , Q ,f Q A . ' S ,. 1' . ,, ,ff CIW an ' n ' ' 9 A, ' A - ,. ew' -1.-55, g f- , 11 . l.1,f.',L'. 'f' n 'AX ,.', f' 'K'f ,5'x..1'vz'.v,ff' ' s u Q, , ' , 5 n n . J .,, ,, . ..-.1 uh 1 ' '. 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Nw my, .W 52 '39 if 1 3 , A , 70 g ' Q Q . . A ' R ZZV r A ...V . L ww N . x k V ' NAV 1 ':f':' X , . QQ P' E , I ,W A f W M , X . X I H I wa V g qiy ffmf i K X W x , f , YN K:.X -1 1 ik s' A l W f ' si 5 M 3 x . ,XA 'it tl 'A. A .- , n rl S V' 'Q' ,, ,Q , I 'www Mn f ' ' -Q., f 'b'Lt'i',. 'uf' .X ' ' -A - ff , . ,,-f, ,-,,'m,,f .Q ,wf . -ni ' 5 l W 5? I SE , X MX Jim O'Neill attempts to evade a Caravan tackler. MUSTA G E J0 The St. Rita High School Mustangs of T958 developed its 5-4 season record under Head Coach Chuck Rhienschmidt, who was assisted by Mustang line coach Wally Cudzik and backfield coach Roy Evans. Ed Newren coached the freshman squad. He and Roy Evans constituted the scouting team for the Mustangs as each week they reviewed the play of future Mustang opposition. The Mustangs finished their season in third in the South Section. Meeting De Paul Academy in the first game of the play-offs, St. Rita lost to De Paul. Proper thanks too should be expressed here to Dr. W. F. McDonald, team physician, and to the ever faithful Bud Gardner, trainer. Two defensemen of the Weber Red Horde put some pressure on halfback Ron Kaleta. 'lst Practice Game St. Rita-13, Weber-12 The Mustangs opened the 1958 gridiron season by defeating the Weber Red Horde. Although the Mustangs were down by two touchdowns in the first half, they came back in the 2nd by way of Ron Kaleta's speed and John Merskin's toe. 2nd Practice Game St. Rita-215 De La Salle-6 De La Salle, a highly-touted squad at the start of the season, had their future changed by a spirited Mustang squad. After scoring first, the Meteors were held tight by the powerful Rita line. Ron Kaleta speeds past cz fallen Mendel Monarch with John Merskin in close pursuit. Pace 150 . 1 QCP is K 1 4 N , r Q -mf. . , v 1, ' f' J :A ' ' 1 , f V' ' 9' 1 W ' N X ' 5 I ur if 1' Qq , '1 !,'4' ! 3: 891 X 4 ,. A-.KSA -fw .gi k'1A,iihAtl 'QQ .1-Q 'n .lv 'iv . gikf' s.,x:K' s if f, N91 1 -NL. I A .U tkfx xr , C' 18.5, x 3,j',5, A an fl, ' ,j', S . . Q pf' Q H. ' is gp ' fn X ' 0, k 43531901 fmwg .xr I' :UQ 4 , 3 ' 'g:.a' 5 'Q hsgff y 4. Q -X.. 3' 4 5g Xix',! Q in J K FH 2 N f' - P 'M' Q Q X ' 2 Xi i 'R 9 3 X A Q X , QI ' ' 2 x Q , 4 'JMC K gi t k .Af , Q 3 5 Q 5 uw' 'E if V W f ' 'ly W! X A . 1 xv, N' , -, ' ig ' 1 fi V f , ki ' ,X3,,i' ,w ' Q w Sk NHS Q Q Halfback John Merskin tests the Caravan defense as he charges down the sidelines. FOOTBALL 5th League Game Mt. Carmel-29, St. Rita-18 Although the Mustangs failed to win the final game, John Merskin and Bill Barbaro aided in the St. Rita effort as they combined for three touchdowns, all of which were scored on passes from Joe Evans. This placed the Mustangs in third place and in the play-offs. Play-off Game De Paul-24, St. Rita-8 Although the Rita squad made it safely to the playoffs, they went no further than the first game. Bob Emmet scored the only TD for the Mustangs, with Merskin running the ball over for two points, Bob Emmet streaks through the line for plenty of yardage with help from John Gorecki and Bill Wagner. Page 152 rl . y I . ,F 5, A .gk . mv. S. X S , :G ag ' X P Q .e , kg A 1.3 . v im wx., all S is fs 5, Q 3 2 -9.9 61 4, Q. Q YA ,QW-mf Q A 1 N , X i N. , y Q Q f . ,f Q tm W px ,x L S B 2,1 an ' QZEI - ' 1 'lf if i V l J ., y?Fi4rv ' 1Q' wp.. 2P 4 1 ' W W l X . 7 Q w K, , g ,HQ pm .535 1 mlm' '96 H5-f' 5 354' ff Q7 ' 1 Z H K I4 1 A Q 'iw S , 1 an 4 my 4 , 9 X S V, :xx 5, 1 N' ' ' -i ' iwff- Avgw' y, A , f 1 ' h xi K X V ' A X Egg E 4 K :f 'Y fx., 4 K ' Q Front Row-J. Porrevecchio, R. Burke, K. Maziarka, A. MacFarlane, L. Kowalski, D. Eskra, Mr. Kellow fCOachJ Back Row-W. Barbaro, J. Vrasic, R. Cecich, Joe Reuther, John Reuther, R. Kroll, Mr. Wasielewski, Assist- ant Coach. HEAVYWEIGHT AR ITY BA KETB LL ST. RiTa's Mustangs, in The senior division, provided The big surprise in The CaTholic League. The club was supposed To be in a re-building process, but reached mid-season Torm soon enough To get into The play- oTTs, losing To League Champion De Paul. Three impressive victories over ST. Elizabeth, plus away-from-home wins over De La Salle and MT. Carmel highlighTed The club's spirited, buT balanced play. Captain Ken Maziarka Took The award as The club's most valuable performer. ST. RITA-63 IST LEAGUE GAME ST. ELIZABETH-50 The heavies Took a IA-3 lead and held it for the entire game as they beat the Elizabeth squad by 13 points. Prior to this, The lronmen had lost only one game in practice. For his performance in The game, Lee Kowalski was awarded The prep player of the week award. ST. RITA-39 2ND LEAGUE GAME MENDEL-57 Although The Ritans played a slow, deliberate game, The squad could notfcapture The contest. The Mustangs came within Three points in the 3rd quarter, but could not manage To overcome The lead. ST. RITA-65 3RD LEAGUE GAME BROTHER RICE-45 The heavies, meeting the Crusaders for the first Time, trampled the Brother Rice squad by a score of 65-45. The 20-point advantage was greatly aided by the shooting of Lee Kowalski, Bill Barbaro, and John Reuther. Page T54 Lf' L. KOWALSKI BA KETBALL ST. RITA-46 After a slow first quarter in which Leo led the Mustangs by 2 points, the Lions began to pull away from the Ritans and finally ended with a 25-point lead. Maziarka led the Mustang scoring with lb points. 4TH LEAGUE GAME LEO-71 ST. RITA-57 5TH LEAGUE GAME MT. CARMEL-49 The Mustangs came from behind in the last period to whip the Caravan of Mt. Carmel. The heavies held Carmel's best men, Budil and Dorsey, to only three goals between them. Dave Eskra led the Mus'angs with I8 points, followed by Joe Reuther and Bill Barbaro with ll points each. ST. RITA-52 6TH LEAGUE GAME ST. ELIZABETH-51 Having attained a lead, the Ritans held it throughout the game as they managed to edge the lrorimen by the difference of I point. The game was well-balanced and the victory was a team triumph, ST. RITA-53 7TH LEAGUE GAME MENDEL-58 Although the contest was tied early in the 4th period, the Monarchs managed to take the game when Lynch came into the game to hit for 4 baskets. Ken Maziarka was the high scorer for the Mustangs with 16 points, followed by John Reuther with 111 points. ST. RITA-57 8TH LEAGUE GAME BROTHER RICE-5! An undeveloped Brother Rice squad took its second beating by the Mustangs this year, as the Ritans won the contest by 6 points. Again, the Rita five led the entire length of the contest. ST. RITA-44 9TH LEAGUE GAME MT. CARMEL-63 The heavies suftered another setback when the Caravan's heavies ended the game with a 19-point advantage after their lights had been beaten, giving the lightweight crown to St. Rita. Ken Maziarka led the Mustangs in the game with l5 points. ST. RITA-46 10TH LEAGUE GAME LEO-61 Having made only two held goals out of 31 shots, the Mustangs were 20 points behind in the lst quarter. Although they rallied in the last half and even outscored the Lions in the last 3 quarters, it was to no avail as the Leo five had too big of a lead. ST. RITA-43 PLAYOFF GAME LOYOLA-52 Although Coach Kellow used 21 players in this contest, he was unable to produce the victory margin in the playoff spot. Bill Barbaro was the Mustang's high scorer in this eHort with I8 points, W. BARBARO K. MAZIARKA J. REUTHER D. ESKRA Page 155 Front Row-J. Bongiorno, F. Barbaro, L. Gergits, W. Egan, K. Kudla, J. Morrissey Back Row-D. Manning, W. Bradley, K. Maier, Mr. Kellow CCoachl, R. Bohnen, Nlr. Wasielevvski lAssistant Coachj, D. Baldinelli, J. Egan, A. Gardella LIGHT EIGHT ARSITY BASKETBALL St. Rita's junior cagers brought the Mustangs their tirst South Section athletic championship since 1954 by posting a 9-l mark in the Catholic League competition. Sparked by the leadership ot Captain Don Baldinelli and the all- round play ot John Egan, the Mustangs romped through most ot their games, being hard-pressed in only two encounters. Lone loss was to St. Elizabeth when the squad was in bad physical condition. The Ritans lost in the playoffs to Loyola by a 64-62 margin. John Egan was presented a trophy at the banquet as the squad's most valuable player. Left to Right-R. Bohnen, D. Boldinelli, K. Maier, A. Gcirdello, J. Morrissey Page i56 Two Caravan ball-handlers attempt to wrest the ball from Bill Barbaro. BA KETBALL ST. RITA-66 IST LEAGUE GAME ST. ELIZABETH-43 The lightweights opened the i959 Catholic League basketball season by whipping the lronmen of St, Elizabeth by the score of 66-43. The Mustangs lead by 23 points at halftime and then romped to victory in the second half. ST. RITA-56 2ND LEAGUE GAME MENDEL-48 After beating the Elizabeth five in the first league game, the Mustang squad pulled away in the last half to gain another victory. John Egan lead thi: Rita squad with l9 points in the contest. Joe Reuther hangs on to a rebound as he looks for on open teammate. ST. RITA-77 3RD LEAGUE GAME BROTHER RICE-56 The lights welcomed the Brother Rice squad into the Catholic League by whipping them in their first meeting, 77-56, It was a team victory as four of the Mustangs scored in double Ggures. Don Baldinelli led the scoring with 26 points while J. Egan, W. Bradley, and A, Gardella each had T5 points. ST. RITA-79 4TH LEAGUE GAME LEO-59 ln their irst contest this year against Leo, the Mustangs again were the victors as they beat the Lions, 79-59. Leading the fighting Mustangs was John Egan with 28 points. Left to Right f J. Bongiorno, J. Egan, W. Bradley, D. Manning. Page l57 BASKETBALL ST. RITA-66 5TH LEAGUE GAME MT. CARMEL- The Mustangs breezed through an easy victory as they overran the Ca van by T3 points, Don Baldinelli led the Ritans with 23 points, followed by Jc Egan U11 pts.j, Allan Gardella U2 pts.l, and Wayne Bradley H2 pts.J. ST. RITA-36 6TH LEAGUE GAME ST. ELIZABETH- The lights suffered their first loss of the year as the St. Elizabeth lronn stopped the Mustangs by one point. Although John Egan scored T9 points the first half, he tallied only 3 points in the second half. This, coupled with tact that Don Baldinelli did not play, probably accounted for the loss. ST. RITA-47 7TH LEAGUE GAME MENDEL- Battling the Mendel Monarchs for the second time, the Ritans were a to add another victory to the win column as they edged the Mendelmen 4 points. Wayne Bradley led the Rita Squad by scoring T4 points. ST. RITA-65 BTH LEAGUE GAME BROTHER RICE- The Mustangs whipped the newly-formed Brother Rice five by 7 poi in their second meeting of the year. The lights were on their way to becom a great team. John Egan and Don Baldinelli scored 22 and 20 points respective ST. RITA-69 9TH LEAGUE GAME MT. CARMEL- By taking another victory, the lights clinched the South Section Champit ship. The Mustangs had little trouble with the Caravan in this contest and one time led by I3 points. ST. RITA-47 'IOTH LEAGUE GAME LEO- ln the final league contest of the year, the lightvveights edged the l Lions, 47-44. With this victory, undisputed ownership of the South Secti Championship was secured, The school spirit and team spirit were definiti shown in the game as the squad battled to the last second to take the victo ST. RITA-44 PLAYOFF GAME DE PAUL- The Mustangs began their playoffs of the Catholic League Championsl with DePaul, Although they had a good start, they were unable to contir' their drive later in the game. The lights finished the season with the Soi Section Championship. Upper Left - Wayne Bradley sinks a lay-up shot forthe Mustang Lower Left - Allan Gardella grabs a rebound as a Carava player watches. Lower Right - John Egan looks for an opening in order to sir another two points for the lights. Front Row-J. Keehan, D. Gurskis, B. McErIean, J. Ruby, K. Stach, R. Glowacki, R. McHale, Mr. Wasielewski lCoachj Back Row-W. Bukowsky, D. Zvinakis, W, Szara, A, Augius, R. Papes, W. Behling, R. Carmody, J. O'Brien BA TANIWEIGHT BA KETBALL ST. RiTa's banTarn baskeTeers rolled up a 19-6 record Tor The enTire year, giving assurance ThaT There is plenTy of baskeTball rnaTerial on The MusTang campus Tor aT leasT Two more seasons. Tall, acTive, and accuraTe, The Trosh-soph boys proved Themselves To be ouTsTanding. Many of The players will be f1ghTing for a posiTion in The varsiTy loerThs nexT season. STandouTs include Tony Auguis, Jack Ruby, Dennis Zvinakis, Bill Behling, and Bill Bukovvsky. SCORES Sl. Rim.. .... 32 ST. Patrick ... ST. Rita, .. ,... 49 Hirsch ,... ST. Rim. .. .... 42 Gage Park .. Si. Rim, .. .... 34 ST. George ... ST.RiTa... ...311 Loyola ST. Rim. .. .... 27 CVS ... ST. Rita. .. .... 35 Parker . ST. Rita. .. ..., 32 Weber ... ST. Rim. .. .... 32 Loyola . . ... St. Rita. .. ,... A6 Mendel ...... .... ST. Rim.. .... A3 ST. Francis de Sales S1.RiT.i... .... 56 Lindblorn ST. Rita. .. .... 40 Bro. Rice .... ST. Rim. .... 116 Gordon Tech ... ST.RiT-1... .,.. 17 leo ..... S1.Riln. . ..,, -'15 ST. Palriclc SI. Rim. .... 38 MT. Carmel .... ST. Rita.. ..... -13 Gordon Tech ... SI. Rim.. .... 42 De La Salle .. ST. Rim.. ,... 41 Mendel ... ST. Rita.. ..... 30 De La Salle .. St. Rita.. ...,. 111 Bro. Rice .... ST. Rim. ,. .... 11 MT. Carmel ..... Sl. Rilo. .. .... 34 L00 ,,,,,,,,,, M., ST. Rita.. ..... 36 ST, Francis de Sales Page 159 MANAGERS Front Row-M. Casey, G. Rolek. Back Row-L. Timpone, V. Galcissie, P. Mockus FLY EIGHT BA KETBALL IT There were a south section or Catholic League flyweight cham- pionship, There is no doubt where The Trophy would be This season, as The Trosh-soph workers of ST. Rita saw an impressive i7-4 mark during The year. Coach Eddie Wasielevvski's crew of hard-workers gave Rita fans a lotto look forward To in The future by coming up with some outstanding varsity prospects in The future. Roger Bohnen, John Morrissey, Ken Kudla, Bill Egan, and Ken Maier were sTandouTs. SCORES St. Rita... ..... ST. Patrick . . . ST. Rita... .,... ST. George ... St. Rita St. Rita Loyola ..... Weber . . . St. Rita Loyola ..,,...... St. Rita Mendel ......... St. Rita... ..... St. Francis de Sales St. Rita Bro. Rice ........ ST. Rita Gordon Tech St. Rita Leo ......... St. Rita St. Patrick St. Rita Mt. Carmel .. St. Rita Gordon Tech . .. St. Rita Leo ....,.... St. Rita De La Salle . . St. Rita Mendel .... St. Rita De La Salle .... St. Rita Bro. Rice ........ St. Rita St. Francis de Sales St. Rita St. Rita Mt, Carmel ...... Leo ........... Front Row-A. Castro, J. Terrien, M. O'Neill, C. Tralewski, J. Gardner, L. Gergits Mr Wasielewski fCoachl Back Row-J. Principato, W. Egan, K. Kudla, K. Maier, R. Bohnen, W. Witek F Barbaro J Morrissey M. Young From Row-Fr. J. J. O'Malley CCoachJ, K. Kudla, D. Russell fCoachJ, J. Marik, T. Principato, D. Fil p k T d P K b J h D b C h .Meae,.iry,onerasloacj Back Row-A. Scerba, J. Porrevecchio, W. Smith, R. Bohanek, K. Maziarka, A. Gardella, A. MacFarl D. Manning, J. Lang, J. Niezgoda VAR ITY BA EBALL In T958 Catholic League Baseball was resumed after an absence of several years. Eight schools participated in the league, which was divided into two sections, North and South. When the Varsity started in the season, the team looked like a great club. However, inexperi- ence proved that the team was not the best, but it was not outclassed by any team. The club fin- ished in third place in the South Section. The pitching staff, consisting mostly of sophomores and iuniors, were Alex MacFarlane, John Lang, Dennis Manning, Joe Porrevecchio, and William Smith. The best pitching performance was given by John Lang, who defeated Mendel twice and lost two close games to Mt. Carmel and De La Salle. The season was highlighted by Joe Niezgoda, St. Rita shortstop, leading all preps in the city, batting a healthy .559. The team also had two standout players whom many Scouts and Colleges sought: Roger Lacny, second baseman, who batted .353 and Eugene Deutsch, outfielder, who bat- ted .375. Other leading hitters were J. Lang, pitcher, .36-'1,J. Porrevecchio, third baseman, .384, W. Smith, pitcher and outfielder, .3l3, T. Principato, outfielder, .339, and A. Gardella, outfielder, .353. During the summer the varsity won the 4th District American Legion championship and also reached the play-offs in the Chicago Park District Connie Mack division. Joe Niezgoda was awarded the batting championship trophy and Eugene Deutsch the most val- uable player trophy. Roger Lacny played second base in the All-Star game between the City All- Stars and the Suburban All-Stars. R. Lacny and E. Deutsch made both the Tribune and Herald American All-Catholic team while J. Niezgoda achieved the Tribune All-Catholic team. Pg 161 Above - Fr. J. J. O'Malley holds one ol the baseball trophies. Right - R. Bohanek fails to make sec- ond base as J. Porrevecchio tosses the ball to K. Maziarka. BA EBALL lr St. Rita St. Rita St. Rita St. Rita St. Rita St. Rita St. Rita St. Rita .... St. Rita St. Rita St. Rita St. Rita .... St. Rita .... St. Rita St. Rita .... St. Rita .... St. Rita St. Rita St. Rita St. Rita St. Rita VARSITY SCORES Won I1 ...l6 ...6 ...4 ...8 ...3 ...2 ...5 ...l9 ...lO ...4 ...2 ...5 ...5 ...l ...4 ...l3 ...l3 ...9 ...9 ...7 Left - Damian Filipek says, Oh, this is an easy one. Right - Alex MacFarlane shows his pitching form. Page l62 Lost I0 N. Central Col. .. St. Phillip .... Harper .... Kelly .... Farragut . .. Mendel .. Loyola .... St. Phillip Parker . .. Mendel .. Harper ...... Mt. Carmel . .. De La Salle Mendel ..... Mt. Carmel . .. De La Salle Colts ..... Harper . . . Linolblom .. Harper . . . Clippers . . . FROSH-SOPH BA EBALL The Frosh-Soph baseball team played a tull schedule of games winning 9 and losing 9. Among the standouts were Ken Kudla, catcher, with a batting average of .479, Don Augustyniak, tirst base, .385, Terry Meade, outfielder, .333, and Joe Warzecha, outfielder, 414. Leading pitchers were Jim Stoll who won three games and Richard Kirby who won tour and lost three. The most valuable player trophy went to Don Augustyniak, the batting championship trophy to Joe Warzecha, and the leading pitcher trophy to Rich Kirby. FRESH-SOPH SCORES Won 9 Lost 9 Tied I James Marik displays his skill at bat. St. Rita Harper . . . Rita Mt. Carmel . . . 7 St. Rita Mt. Carmel Rita Mt. Greenwood 2 St. Rita St. Phillip . Rita Calumet ..... 4 St. Rita De La Salle Rita Calumet ..... I3 St. Rita St. Rita St. Rita St. Rita .... St. Rita St. Rita sf. Phillip . Chgo. Vocat. . . Mendel . . . Pontiacs .. Calumet .. De La Salle Rita Rita Rita Rita Rita .... Mendel ...... I4 De La Salle ...il Harrison ..... O Harper ...... 7 Chgo. Vocat. . . 7 Fr. O Malley and D. Augustyniak check the trade mark on the bat. Row I-K. Maier, L. Timpone, T. O'Dekirk, J. Hagerty, W. Pecyna Row 2--F. Zaczek, R. Doody, A. Nieminski, J. Warzecha, W. Cherwonic, J. Stoll, J. Principato Row 3-T. Richardson, F. Rogers, J. Gedraitis, J. Mamon, D. Stanczyk, T. Drury Row 4-A. Svoboda, R. Chorvat, R. Rhein, B. Merrick, R. Wolski, R. Herman, T. Meade, G. Foys, Tom Moran lcoachl TR CK Fr. Burkhart, Moderator and Coach, shows Jerry Moch the correct stance for putting the shot. Row 'l-T. Cutiletta, J. Carlson, R. Giniat, J. Horazy, F. Blazek, R, Gagnon Row 2-C, Witek CMgr.J, C. Smith, J. Mamon, S. Lyp, R. Sicleikis, F. Moriarity, R. Fritsch, E. Czaplicki Row 3-W. Scott, L. Powaga, B. Nels, K. Ilginis, J. Moran. A-R. Borla, T. Krzanowski, T. Niemiec, J. Szaikovics, D. Urloanskas, S. Strasevicius, F. Bogdalek, D. Pacer, C. Timmel, R. Barrett, R. Becht lMgr.J Row After several years of inactivity, the thin clads of St. Rita came out of hibernation. Under the guidance of Rev. John J. Burkhart, OSA., Moderator and Coach, both Junior and Senior teams were fielded. With a minimum of experience, the Mustangs more than held their ovvn in Catholic League competition, capturing several titles in the iunior finals. A companion sport, Cross Country, was also organized, and both the thinclacls and the har- riers look to the future with confidence and determination. Lower Left - Bob Borla passes the baton to Bill Scott with ease and speed. Lower right - Team co-captain, Bob Borla, practices start which lead to Catholic League Junior title in the 220 and T10 yard dashes. Page 164 19' Don Urbanskas, Catholic League iunior champ, makes it look easy as he goes over at 5' 5 . CROSS COUNTRY Fr. Burkhart gives instructions to junior and senior team captains, Bill Ramsey and Bob Fritsch. Sitting-K. Ilginis, R. Borla, R. Giniat, R. Gagnon, J. Horazy Kneeling-R. Becht lMgr.J, J. Moran, B. Nels, E. Czaplicki, W. Scott, C. Smith, R. Sideikis Standing-C. Witek lMgr.J, J. Szajkovics, D. Pacer, C. Timmel, F. Bogdalek, F. Moriarty, J. Mamon, R. Barrett B0 LIG Every Tuesday and Thursday after school ST. Rita Students head Toward the Gage Park Bowling Lanes To participate in Their chosen sport, bowling. Here They compete with each other. Some return home joyous victors and others saddened losers. But win or lose, every one enjoys bowling and would not give iT up Tor The world. This year The league is under The watch- ful guidance of Fr. Leo Cavanaugh, OSA. oger Sheeman prepares to go home after in enjoying afternoon spent at the bowling Upper Right - D. Urbanskas and J. Szajkovics seem overjoyed while Those in back endure their suffering quietly. Lower Right - Looks like it's an important shot. Sitting - Fr. Gio- vinetti, Fr. Wheeler, F. Werderitsch. Standing - Fr. Burke, J, Grenda, Fr. Cavanaugh, A. Krokos. Below Left - R. Wolski and T. Kukowski with R. Sileikis and A. Vaicekauskos make sure that R. Walavich and W. Gryska total those scores correctly. Below Right - J. Wiorkowski releases his ball at the foul line hoping for a strike. Page l66 f if .f Eff Eff .J W N, , , ,, k -M ,, N... ,NM -..- N..- 'E X k f Y- ' - , Y 'Hx 17' fx. ke ls yi 1 5 an I! A gl . 4? A X X fy X f ww X X xgx 3 N N F i 1 lf' 9 9 Q Z 2 Q Q Q Q 9 ' Q Q Qest ms es Q Q Q Z to time Z 2 Q Q 2 graduates 2 Q Q of 2 I , . . Q 2 st. mam Mglz Qgjclzoof Q 5 9 Q 2 Z 9 9 9 S 9 6 Q Q 9 S 9 Q WA N Z E R Z 9 9 Q C N Q 2 . . . .95 olufe Sferhng on .Sider Z Q M I L K Q 9 9 S Sidney Wanzer 8g Sons Q 2 130 w. 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