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Academy of Our Lady / Spalding Institute - Summa Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

 - Class of 1943

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j qi Q- X I ,. A, TI-IE UMMA PRESENTED BY THE SENIOR CLASSES OF THE ACADEMY OF OUR LADY and SPALDING INSTITUTE Vo 3 1943 I A nf:-5 . ff' , .f .,,,,-v U. ' .wk ., .., 'vw' 40' if 1 'uh .Q ., 431,-A '51-19. M - -g,':g4,.. .,,, NN.,-A V vvff'-H 5 .... W ,M ,,,,J .ff- itf , sis . ,Y-Q, ia 53: , ,wg 2" .wwf-." ', .... ,Q 1 4, 4 f .. x-,rx sf ,K., -Q. ,qiv K, H. X .i-, - ,f" Mfg 5 W f'.'wfi , . qydj . . 'f ,Q- Avf -'Y , ,Q .1411 rf, u-:ai .K .,v,,,,,..-G4 ii i 1K!rl9".AlJ . , l,L'f.'q7'2?'-7'Y3tfkQ'U -' 'ff"'. . f' '- 1 ' 1','5'- ff J f ' ' , I . , - ' ' '. . f. Q ' ' ' .l?, ...gb T.. . I ,f l ik... K - -if ,l,,.. -, 1. . , . , . .W ' 1 I xv 4 ' . . . . . - - ', ra, Q '.! f ., .K .. I - f'v3'f'f" fN"gb, "-' A 4- 1 ru 3 Z --- Z1 ,T-A.. .- , . V - X . . .V 'a.,'f1af. -fm ., H 1' A-SN A 'W .kfgr , . ' X W , f 121.-inf. My V. N F, 'id .Fi??T5f' f x " ,ff 'N v E9"Z'f"'-V-fi 1.2 , h J .Y I I - X 5. ., R ' .Q Y , , fqw, , .M Q X A, S L x , 1 4'-4 ' X ,TM Y, A . K if 3 ' ., . f 2 .W 34- N . 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Z ' A ' , fr 'gif w ' 1, . - 4 : . Q ,, , ' ' ' vw! I Ak ' 4 . . , .. . 4 3, - 4 A .4 445 A 4 44 4 ,,, 4 W' 4 4 "" , ,Q sl Q: f 4 2 L Q Q 4 H1- f mf ,r ev'1 f W . g 4 , Y y L96 W J' Q 4 buf 44 4 TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction Views Foreword Dedication Scholarship Faculty Classes Activities Special Awards Student Councils Organizations Sports Football Basketball Golf Advertisements Patrons FOREWORD As a review of the outstanding events and personalities of the past year we present to you this 1943 Summa This year more than ever war has overshadowed our activities and greatly influ enced them and we have endeavored to bring out this very impor tant point as a reminder that if we wish to have a just and lasting peace after this war each of us must do his part Y - , - 7 . 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Schlarman, D.D., Ph.D., J. C. D., Bishop of Peoria i 'Q ig? SCHOLARSHIP -.I N.7'ss l 4,7 'P-. ' 4 4 ,' 1 i 'V' XQ , 1 . Lf! , ' 'I get ,." Old: .o"vm 5'O.x '-N4 4 I ' f I V. 0 f ,Q Q LQ'-9',"'- -. w 'l . - a ' -T - ' 9,'!,G I to '-f' ' 1' An-'nk v -T 4 C i Q ' o '-.- ' - . 1x 0 4'. . 1 - I , .9111 4 . ' I 1' . . YP., 2 I 5, 'sn ' ' N. I , ml .S-3 1 1 ' I ,. , s ,va 3, IQS s' '- Q ll Ig ,A 'P 'z L :-- -'X 'C'9Y WI u ?-1' 'Pb' in s S1 Y O I RIGHT REVEREND LAWRENCE VOHS, O.S.B. REV. LEONARD B R I S C H, O.S.B.-Mathematics, Station- er, Cafeteria. REV. BEDE RUSSELL, O.S.B. -Religion, Sociology, History Civics. REV. M A R C E L LEISEN, O.S.B.-Religion,Physics, Pre- Flight, Mechanical Drawing. President of St. Bede College and Spalding Institute REV. THOMAS CARMODY, O.S.B.-Religion, Latin, Phy- siology, Registrar. REV. BENEDICT SCHLIMM, O.S.B.--Religion, Athletic Di- rector, Latin, Typing. REV. GEORGE JUNG, O.S.B -Religion, Latin, German. REV. GREGORY WIESNER, O.S.B. - Principal, Religion, English. REV. KENNETH FUNK, O. S. B. - Religion, English, Publications. REV. MICHAEL CALLAHAN. O.S.B.-Religion, English. MR. ENNIO ARBOIT-Athle- tic Coach, History, Physiology, Typing. REV. GILBERT B U L F E R, O.S.B. - Prior, Science, Eng- lish. REV. THEODORE FUERTGES, O. S. B. - Religion, History, English, Librarian REV. SYLVESTER PALACZ O.S.B. - Religion, Mathema- lx- 3436 V vi if has-F ACADEMY FACULTY Mother Rose Edward Gllberta joseph M Lloba M Ollvla M Rlcarda M Paulme Mary Edward Vxncent de Paul Anna Barbara M Alphonsa M Jamce M Ancxlla Sr Margaret Mary PFIHCIPHI French Sclence Hxstory Enghsh Spamsh Rellgxon Sclence Mathematlcs Rehgxon Latm Rellgxon Commerclal Rellglon Home Economlcs Rehgxon Commerclal Rel1g1on Englxsh Rellgion Muslc Rehgxon Mathematxcs Lxbrarxan Sr. ' ...............................,........... . ' Sr. . ' ............................................... . . ' Sr. . ' ' ...................................,... . . . ' , ' Sr. . ' ............................ ' ' . ' . ' Sr. . ' ...................,........,......,...... ' ' , ' Sr. ................................. ' ' , ' Sr. M. Lucilla ....,.............................. Religion, French. Latin Sr. ' ........................... A ' . ' Sr. .................,................ ' ' , ' Sr. . ....................,................. ' ' , ' Sr. . ' .......................................... ' ' , ' Sr. . ' ....,.........,..................... ' ' , ' SPECIAL TEACHERS MISS GEORGETTE WERNER Dancing MISS MARY JEAN CLUSKEY Dramatic Art REV. C. CLIFFORD Religion MISS BERNITA WARD Dramatic Art '36 fi I' ""7 MRS. THOMAS CORRELL Art MISS JEAN LEACH Home Nursing VAL E DICTORIANS KENNETH MCGANN BETTY GILMORE Truly no greater recognltxon could be granted to these four graduates than to be saluted as the hlghest rankmg members of thelr classes of 1943 After four years of dlllgent study and earnest effort they are slngly honored by bemg named Valedlctorxans and Salutator1ans of the1r respectlve schools We thexr classmates have seen these students set example m school and out we have watched them lead ln all scholastlc act1v1t1es It IS therefore with great pleasure that we set aslde th1S page forthem and offer them our heartlest congratulatlons Good luck to you four of the class of 1943 SALUTITORIANS PATRICIA O NEILL ANTHONY DOYLE y 8 A fl X ff , x ' T Y E SENIOR HONOR STUDENTS R Bob Guinnee, Bob Schlehuber, Frank Barthell, Pat O'Neill, Alice Verbeke, Anne Tribbey. SENIOR CLASS CATHERINE ANTHONY FRANK BAILEY 3. KATHRYN BAKER St. Patrick'sg Clubs: Com- St. John'sg Institute Staff St. Thomas'g Spalding Prom mercial '40, '43g Science '41g '42g Science Club '42g Queen '42g Prom Queen At- Literary '42, 439 Home Eco- Speech '43. tendant '42g Class Treasurer nomics '42g Choral '42g A. G. A. A. '41. '43g Clubs: French, Vice- president '42g Dramatics '4l. Wi' 'UN all 'W -..lib -9 V3 af' ' 12' FRANKLIN BARTHELL St. Mark'sg Honor Roll QSJQ Golf '41, '42, '43g Editor Summa '43g Science Club '423 Speech '43. EARL BEETLER St. Bernard'sg Football '42, Science Club '42, Honor Roll Cljg Speech '43, GUILIO BETTINI Guardian Angel, Honor Roll f4jg Institute Staff '42, Sci- ence Club '42g Speech '43. WILDA BEVAN St. Monica'sg Sodality Rep- resentative '40g Clubs: French '41, '42g Commer- cial '40, '41, '42g Science '41, '42. JOSEPHINE BOYLAN St. Edward's, Chillicothe, Clubs: Commercial '41, '42, Science '41, '42g Literary '41, '42. SHIRLEY MAE BRINKMAN St. Bernard'sg Buzz Staff '42g Clubs: Commercial '42, '43g Science '41g Spanish '43g Lit- erary '42, '43, WILLIAM BURNS St. John'sg Honor Roll fly, Science Club '42. THOMAS BUTLER St. Cecilia'sg Honor Roll C19- Q -1 'Q' JAMES CASSIDY St. Thomas'g Honor Roll CSD: Institute Staff '42: Dramatics '423 Golf,'41. '42. '43: Science Club '42, HAROLD CHARVAT St. Mary'sg Cathedral Choir '42, '43, COLLEEN CLEARY St. Mary's, El Pasog Honor Roll Ujg Summa Staff '43: Student Council Treasurer '42, Vice-president '43g So- dality Secretary '43g Liter- ary Club President '42, JEANNETTE COLLURA St. Cecilia'sg Honor Roll f7jg Student Council '43g Clubs: Commercial '42, '43g Science '42g Literary '42. MARY COOGAN Sacred Heart: Honor Roll C715 Basketball Team '40, '41g Clubs: Commercial '42, '43g Science '41, '42, '43g Home Economics '40g Liter- ary '42. 7 X ,l 113 THOMAS COURI St. Patrick's, Speech '43. GEORGE COYLE St. Mark's, Football '41. '42 '43, Science Club '42. WILLIAM DEMPSEY St. John's, Honor Roll CSD, Institute Staff '42, Speech '43. ELIZABETH DOLAN St. Mary's, May Queen At- tendant '40, Mission Repre- sentative '40, Dramatics '40, Clubs: Choral '40, '41, '42, '43, Science '41, '42, Commercial '42, '43. JOHN DON NELLY St. John's, Football '43, Basketball '41, '42, '43, 3 " 12. FRANCES DOOLAN St. Bernard's, Class Secre- tary '43, Mission Represen- tative '40, Sodality Repre- sentative '41, Clubs: Com- mercial '42, '43, A. G. A. A. '40, '41, '42, '43, Science '42. ANTHONY DOYLE St. Mary's, Honor Roll C715 Institute Staff '42, Science Club '42. MARGARET CHARLINE DRAKE Civics Club '43, MICHAEL DWYER St. Mary's, Science Club '42. KATHRYN LEE EAREL St. Thomas', Class President '41, Class Treasurer '40, Dramatics '40, '41, Cheer- leader '41, Variety Show '41, Commercial Club '42, '43 . 474 -Jaan SENIOR HONOR STUDENTS Shirley Kelling, Fred Schmitt, Joann Eynatten, jean Kauffman, Rita Hopkins, Mitch Martin, Raymond Wichmann. SENIOR CLASS DONALD EATON St. Mark'sg Science '42, Speech '43. Club HENRIETTA EATON St. Mark'sg Clubs: Commer- cial '40, '42, '43, Science '41 Literary '42, '43. Q 3. JOSEPH EATON St. Mark's. f 78 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. JOHN ERRION St. Mark'sg Football '41, '42, '43, Basketball '41, '42, '43, Baseball '40, '41g Honor Roll C553 Student Council '43, Secretary Class '43, JOANN EYNATTEN St. Mark'sg Honor Roll UQ, Student Council President '43, Summa Staff '43, C. S. M. C. Secretary '43, Class Secretary '42, President Ion Bios Science Club '43. PATRICIA FINN St. Mark'sg Honor Roll Q5jg Clubs: History '43, Literary '43, French '43, Latin '43, Commercial '-43. DONALD FIRER St. Mary'sg Science Club '42, GERTRUDE FLAHERTY St. Bernard'sg Dramatics '40, '41, '42, Clubs: French, Treasurer '43g Commercial '40, '42, '43, Science '41, French '42, DAVID GIBBONS St. john'sg F o o t b all '43g Speech '43, GERALD GILLE St. Cecilia'sg Student Ath- letic Manager '42, '43. BETTY GILMORE St. Mary'sg Honor Roll U55 Buzz Staff '42, Sodality Rep- resentative '43, Clubs: Sci- ence, Vice - president '41, Commercial '42, '43, French '42, '43. 33 I 'Q' an J' ' a f 3 , if' f f l HAROLD GREGG St. John'sg Football '43g Freshman - Sophomore Bas- ketball '40, '41. ROLAND GROEPER St. Bernard'sg Football '41, '42, '43g Freshman - Sopho- more Basketball '40, '41. ROBERT GUINNEE St. Bernard'sg Football '41, '42, '43g Honor Roll C6jg President Class '42g Student Council '43g Class Treasurer '43g Summa Staff '43. CHARLES HAAS St. Mark'sg Science Club '42g Speech '43, CONSTANCE HANAN St. Mary'sg Mission Repre- sentative '43g Dramatics '40, '41g Clubs: Commercial '40 '42, '43g Riding '41, '42g Litg erary '42, '43- 5, 1 N A 6. ROBERT HAPPACH 7. 8. 9. 10 St. Mary'sg Science Club '42. MILDRED HARRIS St. Thomas'g Commercial Club '43. WILLIAM HOLBROCK St. Thomas'g Institute Staff '42, Science Club '42g Speech '43. RIT A HOPKINS St. Bernard'sg Honor Roll UQ, Student Council '43g Dramatics '41, Sodality Representative '40g Clubs: Commercial '40, '42, '43g Riding, President '42g Lit- erary'43. RITA HOVORKA St. Cecilia'sg H o n o r Roll Ujg Sodality Prefect '43g Basketball '40, '42, Drama- tics '40, '41, Sodality Secre- tary '42, Apologetics '40, HQ Q Q3 ' .l if , 9 . 3.. ..., , x. ...X ,A F' 4212. xi:-4.-. . wo .- ,4. -. 11. 12 13 14 15 JOHN HUNT St. Joseph'sg Honor Roll MJ, Institute Staff '42g Library Crew '42, '43g Science Club '42. MARY INGOLD St. Bernard'sg Clubs: Sci- ence '43g Spanish '43, Lit- erary'43. ROLAND INGOLD St. Bernard's, Football '42g '43, Basketball '41, '42, '43, Honor Roll Q U, Vice-presi- dent Class '43. RALPH JORDAN St. Cecilia'sg Football '42, '43, Golf '41, '42, '43. JEAN KAUFFMAN St. Bernard'sg Honor Roll C713 Student Council '40, Dramatics '41, '42g Summa Staff '43g Mission Represen- tative '41, '42g Commercial Club '40, '42, '43. SENIOR HONOR STUDENTS Virginia Mooney, Rita McNamara, John Pavich, Marie Meyer, Anthony Doyle, Marjorie Quin, Guilio Bettini. SENIOR CLASS SHIRLEY KELLING St. Cecilia'sg Honor Roll C7jg Summa Staff '43, Buzz Staff '42g Sodality Represen- tative '43g Clubs: Choral '40, '11, '42, '43g Riding '40, '41, ' 2. 2. JEROME KELLY St. Mark'sg Dramatics '42g Cheerleader '42, '43g Speech '43, BETTY JANE KENT Sacred Hearty Clubs: Sci- ence '41, '42, A. G. A. A. '42 '43g Commercial '42, '43 Literary '42. -5 RAYMOND KENT St. Patrick's. HELEN IRENE KERWIN St. Mark'sg Basketball '40, '41, '42, '43. Clubs: Com- mercial '42g A. G. A. A. '40, '41, '42, '43g Literary '42: Science '42, ROSEMARY KIRCHER St. Bernard's: Class Vice- president '43, Cheerleader '42g Summa Staff '43g Clubs: French '42g Commercial '42, '43: Buzz Staff '42. EDWIN KIRCHGESSNER St. Cecilia's: Honor Roll C4Jg Speech '43. PATRICE KLISE St. Mark'sg Honor Roll 171: Sodality Representative '42g Dramatics '40, '41, Clubs: Science, Secretary '42g Lit- erary '42, '43: Commercial '43. VIRGINIA KLOSINSKI St. Bernard'sg Honor Roll C7 jg Clubs: Commercial '40, '41, '42: Science '42, Liter- ary '43. LEE BETH KORB South Peking Clubs: Com- mercial '42, Science '42g Lit- erary '42g Dramatics '42, Home Economics '42. MARY HELEN LAMBERT St. joseph'sg Orchestra '40, '41, Clubs: Literary '42, '43g Science '40g Commercial '41, '42, 2'-fe, M 1. 2 THOMAS LAVIN St. Mary'sg Science Club '42g Speech '43, SHIRLEE LENHAUSEN St Bernards Class Secre tary 41 Prom Queen 42 Dramatics 41 42 Mission Representative 42 Buzz Staff 40 Clubs Science 41 4 -A 5 3. 4. 5. ELLEN LEWIS Clubs: Commercial '41, '42, French '42, '43g Literary '41, '42, EILEEN MAHER St. Joseph's, B r i m f i e I dy Clubs, Commercial '40, '42, '43, Science '41, Choral, '40, '41, A. G. A. A. '41. DONALD MAHRT St. Patrick'sg Science Club '42 ls, A A 5-0 of .4 5 . JAMES MARCUS St. Mark's, Student Athletic Manager '43, Speech '43, Cheerleader '40, Science Club '42. LUCILLE MARKS St. Bernard's, Honor Roll QD, Summa Staff '43, Red Cross Representative '43, Class Treasurer '42, Basket- ball Team '41, '42, '43, Dra- matics '41. MARY MARME St. Bernard's, Class president '42, Class '40, '41, '42, junior Committee '42, A. G. Vice-president '42, F Vice- Plays Prom A. A. ashion Show '42, Class Secretary '41 MITCHELL MARTI N St. Bernard's, Honor Roll C2j, Science Club '42. HENRY MARTINEZ St. Mary's, Baseball '41, Basketball '42. al! HAZEL MCCABE St. Patrick's, Clubs: Science '40, Commercial '41, '42, A. G. A. A. '40, '41, '42, Liter- ary '43, Basketball '40, '41. ROBERT MCCLUHAN St. Edward's, Chillicothe. KENNETH MCGAN N St. Bernard's, Honor Roll C7j, Student Council '42, Institute Staff '42, Summa Staff '43, Dramatics '42, Speech '43. MARY MCGANN St. John's, Dramatics '41, Clubs: Commercial '42, '43, Literary '42, '43, Riding '41,, '42, A. G. A. A. '42, Latin '42. MARY MARGARET MCGANN St. Patrick's, Dramatics '40, Gym Exhibit '41, Clubs: Commercial '40, '42, '43, Choral '40, '41, '42, '43, Lit- erary '40, '42, '43, Science '41. SENIOR HONOR STUDENTS Lucille Marks, Pat Klise, Patty Finn, Colleen Cleary, Bud Vonachen, Jim Cas- sidy, Kenny McGann. SENIOR CLASS RICHARD MCLINDEN St. Bernard'sg Football '41, '42, '43, Basketball '42, '43, Baseball '40, '41, Honor Roll C3jg Science Club '42. RITA MCNAMARA St. Patrick's, Minonkg Honor Roll UD, Class President '42, Sodality Treasurer '42, Sodality Vice-president '43, Student Council '40, '41, '42g May Queen Attendant '40, '41 Q ROSEMARY MEAGHER St. Peter'sg Mission Repre- sentative '40, '41, Clubs: Science '40, '41, '42, Com- mercial '40, '41, '42, Literary '43g Dramatics '40, '4l. KJII, . J' ,f MARIE MEYER St. Peter'sg Honor Roll CD4 May Queen Attendant '42g Sodality Representative '42. '43: Clubs: Science '41, Commercial '42. '43: Variety Show '41, MARGARET MITCHELL Visitation, Kewanee, Clubs: Commercial '42, '43g Liter- ary '42. SHIRLEY JEAN MOLOHON St. Bernard'sg Dramatics '40. '42g Prom Queen Attendant '42g Sodality Representative '40g Gym Exhibit '40: Clubs: Commercial '40, '43, Science '40, STUART MONTGOMERY St. John'sg Football '41, '42, '43. VIRGINIA MOONEY St. Edwards Chillicothe: Honor Roll Q7jg C. S. M. C. President '435 C. S. M. C. Secretary '42g Class Vice- president '41g Sodality Rep- resentative '40: Commercial Club '42, '43. ,IACQUELINE MOUTIER St. Mark'sg Clubs: A. G. A. A. '43g History '43g Spanish '43: Literary '43. MARGARET NADER St. Mary's, KickapoogClubs: Science '40, '4l: Commercial '41. '42, '43. MARY GENE NELSON St. Mary'sg Class President '43g Prom Queen Attendant '42g Variety Show '41g Dra- matics '40g Clubs: Commer- cial '42: Science '42. .45 If 1. 2. 3. 4. JEAN O,BRIEN St. Patrick'sg Apologetics '40g Dramatics '41g Clubs: Literary '42g Science '42. JOAN O'BRIEN St. Patrick'sg Dramatics '40, '41, '42g Clubs: Science '41g Literary '42. EARL O'CONNELL St. Bernard'sg Honor Roll C419 Science Club '42g Cheerleader '4 1, '42. JAMES O'LAUGHLIN St. Cecilia'sg Science Club '42g Speech '43. PATRICIA O'NEILL St. Bernard'sg Honor Roll C715 Summa Editor '43g May Queen Attendant '42g Sodality Representative '42, '43g Varsity Basketball '42g Science Club President '42. '43 .ani JOSEPHINE O'REILLY St. Thomas', Basketball '40, '41, Clubs: Science '40, Commercial '41, A. G. A. A. '40, '41, '42. MARY JANE OSTENDORF St. Cecilia's, Dramatics '41, '42, Clubs: Science '41, Commercial '40, '42, A, G. A. A. '40, Choral '40, Home Economics '42, '43. JOHN PAVICH Guardian Angel, Football '41, '42, '43, Basketball '41, '42, '43, Honor Roll C2J, Science Club '42: Speech '43. JOHN PILON St. Thomas', Honor Roll QSJ, Cheerleader '42, '43, Science Club '42. MARJORIE ANN QUIN St. Mary's, Canton, Honor Roll UQ, C. S. M. C. Repre- sentative '42, '43, Orchestra '42, '43, Clubs: Home Eco- nomics, Secretary '40, Com- mercial '42, '43, A. G. A. A. '41 .. fi .ff ,1 4 1: I 4 -4? -.- -Q -2 -J. A '- -1. -LC, ff 'f ',,',,. M, i. 49,553.74 . 4 , . ... .W ,AL . . , ff "' . f--, . .,, 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. AGNES RASBIDOUSKI St. Mark's, Clubs: Commer- cial '42, French '42, Science '42, A. G. A. A. '41, '42. JOHN RINGNESS St. Bernard's, Honor Roll C2 J: Freshman-Sophomore Basketball '41, Cheerleader '41, '42, '43, Summa Staff '43, Science Club '42, Speech '43. MARY LOU SAAL St. Mark's, Student Council '42, Red Cross Representa- tive '43, Dramatics '41, Var- sity Basketball '41, Clubs: Science '40, '41, Commercial '42, '43. CLAIRE SCHLEHUBER St. John's, Honor Roll UQ, Clubs: Commercial '42, '43, Science '42, Literary '42, '43, History '43, Orchestra '42, '43. ROBERT SCHLEHUBER St. John's, Honor Roll C7J, Summa Staff '43, Institute Staff '42, Science Club '42, Speech '43. r 1 P ' 'ml - . 1 -' A-IUCJ2. A - 1. SENIOR HONOR STUDENTS Jeanette Collura, Jack Errion, Betty Gilmore, Dick McLinden, Mary Coogan. SENIOR CLASS FRED SCHMITT St. Mary's, Kickapoog Sci- ence Club '42g Speech '43. I . , 4 WILLIAM SEITZ St. Mark'sg Football '42, '43g Student Council '43g Speech '43, E 3. SHIRLEY SENNINGER A. G A.A '40 '41' Comme . . , , r cial '42g French '42, '43g Sci- ence '41, St. Joseph's, Peking Clubs: SHIRLEY SPAIN HOWER St. john's, Clubs: Science '43, Literary '41, Commer- cial '42, '43, A. G. A. A. '41, '42. SHIRLEY ANN SPENCER St. Mary's, Dramatics '40, C. S. M. C. Representative '41, Clubs: Commercial '40, '42, '43, Science '41, '42, Lit- erary '42, '43, A. G. A. A. '40, '4l. RICHARD SPRENGER St. Mark's, Science Club '42, Speech '43, JOHN TOMIC St. John's, Football '41, '42, '43, ROBERT TRAEGER St. Mark's, Football '40, '42, '43, Class President '43, Sci- ence Club '42. ANN TRIBBEY St. Bernard's, Honor Roll UQ, Summa Staff '43, Buzz Staff '42, C. S. M. C. Repre- sentative '42, '43, Clubs: Commercial '42, '43, Sci- ence '41, '42. MARGARET MARY ULRICH St. Thomas', Dramatics '40, '41, Clubs: Science '42, '43, Commercial '40, '42, '43, Choral '40, '41, Literary '42, '43. Jo ANN VACHA St. Bemard's, Cheerleader '42, Clubs: French '42, Spanish '43, A. G. A. A. '42, Commercial '42, '43, Liter- ary, President '42. SENIOR HONOR STUDENTS Bill Dempsey, Jack Hunt, Gerry Ward, Rita Hovorka, Ed Kirchgessner, Virginia Klosinski, Claire Schlehuber. simon cLAss KATHRYN ALICE VANNL St. Francis Hospital. LOIS L. VEGALIUS St. Patrick'sg Clubs: Corn- mercial '40, '42, '43, Choral '40, '41, '42, Literary '42, '43, Science '40, '42. 06 5, ! ' 3. ALICE VERBEKE St. Mary'sg Honor Roll Q7jg C. S. M .C. Representative '41, Clubs: Literary '42, '43g Commercial '42, '43, Science '43, -1' ..-F. . 4' Gs '1 L... 1 43' -4? 1 1 s I x, ,. ROBERT VESPA St Marks Football 43 Stu dent Council 42 Class Sec retary '42g Science Club 425 Speech '43. DONALD VONACHEN St. Bernard'sg Honor Roll QSQQ Summa Staff '43g Insti- tute Stah' '42g Freshman- Sophomore Basketball '41: Dramatics '42g Speech '43. HAROLD VONACHEN St. Bernard'sg Football '42, '43g Honor Roll Q 1 jg Summa Staff '43g Institute Staff '423 Speech '43g Science Club '42, GERALDIN E WARD St. Cecilia'sg Honor Roll C713 Varsity Basketball '40, '41g C l u b s: Commercial, Vice-president '42g Spanish, President '43g A. G. A. A. '40g Science '41. MARILYN WATSON St. Bernard'sg Sodality Rep- resentative '40. V a r i e t y Show '41g Clubs: Commer- cial '40, '42g Science '41g Spanish '43. MARY JO WAUGH St. Cecilia'sg Class President '40g Dramatics '40, '41, '42g Clubs: Commercial '42, '43g Home Economics '40g Sci- ence '41, '42g Literary '42, RAYMOND WICHMANN St. Cecilia'sg Honor Roll 1215 Science Club '42. MARY WILTZ St. Bernard'sg Basketball Team '41, '42g Clubs: Home Economics '42g Science '42g Spanish '43g Literary '42, '43. 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A 'V 41' i Margaret Barrow Mary Bourscheidt Frank Bishop Francis Brady William Burns Robert Bushell Mary Cannon Marianna Carrigan Patsy Clark Patty Cleary Paul Cllnfll VV1ll1am Crmnors Pat Crowley Hr-rnaillnv Curry juni- Doflil joan Donahue Thomas Donlan Gerald Donnelly Peggy Donnelly Rulh Dorris joseph Durkin Patrick Dwyer Virginia Eaton Helen Edwards Oneita Falkner Herbert Ferlmann Thomas Flanagan Marcella Geier Lawrence Goonen Edith Gorenz Nlartha Cvrawey Rosemary Grawey Arthur Harmon Nlary Lou Heine juan Hemtzrnan -1- , X -0 '7 iw 5 NOR I . 3 'H' 4 J J 1 2 X K X a, f r nl., if "Rv fi 0 K I v uf ' i i 3 - , ,P i - , 7 Q' c J ff W 1 f jigsgilq 4 l il I '-1 NNW lN1.ii'iv HL-intzmzin fVl.ii'Liii'vl Hwy-rcluxngiii Pliyliis Houlilizin VVilliarn Jacobs Victor Kziricli Put Kelly Marinlee Kennedy Kathryn Kimmel VVzalter Klosinsl-ii Dorrzlliy Knapp Lev Lziwrviicv Nlary Lvunzirml jane Luuclil tlulin Lord Rosemary Lyons Cecilia Macdonald Francis McClulian Virginia McDonna Patrick McGee Nlzirx' -ln-mi lVlcLlnllcn Pliyllis lVlacRzie john Nlzmock Pat fVIzircus Eileen Mzarkx Frederick Nlartiii VV1llmm Murlm I.:axx l"6'!l4'l' Mnvrrlsselx' I4Ll4'lllL' Nlurphx' Xkyllllilfll Nlurphx Nlary -lean Mlxrrza x' Shirley Nader Thomas Needham Patsy Payne john Petty Betty Rettig Charles Robinson Mary' Jane Ruoff Mzaruars-I Setraycir Charles Shanalmn joan Smffl7 ,Ie-anno Smith Mzarx' Nlnrgznrwt Smitll joseph Sodowskm Florence Stenge-r john Swearingen Bc-tty Thill He-tt X' xlc-an Unrlerwuml Mzarifl Ve-xpn Nlurv Arm Vmnenrlu-n Willard Waugll 40 fo? .,v go X, , -J .1 49 0 --Y I JUNIOR CLASS J .-r Joseph Weisbruch 3 F Eileen Wilson jf, Frank Yakoff Betty Zorzi JUNIOR CLASS HONOR STUDENTS First Row: J. Leucht, J. Heintzman, P. Crowley, M. J. McLinden, E. Gorenz. Second Row: L. Murphy, W. Burns, J. McCluhan, J. Petty, R. Bushell, O. Falkner Third Row: R. M. Heintzman, P. Houlihan, P. Kelly, P. Cleary, M. J. Ruoff. PC' Q K M g . -my , 5, . ,flirt c 3 cv , Q -'L"", , f 4+ q 1 x Q 9495, ,mg ff 5, X 13 A gr A . 1. M' W' 'mf' 'ff-fwwv' -me , 4 M Vw VL gr M ,ir ,gfzfzlg , f ,. .. Y A P ,S f 4 4: I , , Z i aff,7f " N ' K ,ff I if-W! ' ' ' A W, Zlggm 5 .71 m - , A 2 ' - - Q ' KK' U ' Q U " ' " . in ' 's 'H Q sf , W W! X., - M , wks. LI. , . A - rl , - I' 'fx- !'i . . 4131. , , D- .A-, sz? - 2, V , . , f, - , , - In ' ' V15--1' an V - 55 f 4, . 4-GQ G .v 5-X i. Sui QV'-gi!! .lui we ,Q I b in 4 . L: N I t A " 'X 'rg yffgqvifi' K Q.. up . , ark' -Agn. fx -5 5 ' 5 .f, : H 4- J I F S W' f, .5 ' ' JL, 45 ,.5, v fg -f: ??2f W N4,11g.,fw 41 - f f f Ja 33 'uf' D1 First Row: James Driscoll, George Couri, Thomas Hecht, Samuel Delgado, Jeremiah Kenny Thomas Simon. james Bodtke. 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Colleen Cleary Joann Eynatten Jean Kauffman Shirley Kelling Rosemary Kircher Lucille Marks Ann Tribbey STAFF Patricia O'Neill and Franklin Barthell james Cassidy William Holbrock Thomas Lavin Jack Ringness Robert Schlehuber Donald Vonachen Harold Vonachen ACADEMY GIRL -Q-sulv""" '95 One of the hnghest honors that can come to a Semor Student IS to be chosen Academy Gzrl Thls year thls greatly coveted honor was bestowed upon Vxrgmla Mooney Durmg her four years as a student at the Academy of Our Lady she has never falled to perform any duty asked of her by her teachers and fellow students Her cooperatlon and W1lllI1gI1ESS to help others have won her many admxrers who hold her frlendshlp ln the hxghest esteem Her frxendly and smcere ways her leadershlp sportsmanshlp and splrltually are expressed ln her every actron We salute you Vmrgmla Mooney you are mdeed our :deal Academy Glrl ,I . 1 1 , . Q 7 MAY QUEEN To be chosen by the faculty and members of the Semor class to represent our Blessed Mother on May day IS the deslre of every Semor No hlgher comphment could be pa1d to a gxrl than to be chosen May Queen for lt as only those who possess the beautlful and ladylxke qualltxes of Mary that are consxd ered m this selectlon Our queen thls year IS Colleen Cleary Her qulet modest manners her slmphcxty and spmtuallty show her to possess the character1st1cs of a true chlld of Mary She IS therefore our choice to relgn as queen 1 . , , ' . . 1 7 - 9 W ,412-e? 4' N rf , 'bf in S T, H. f. M: ,iq J M J 4 , ji, ' A - fig! 4 ,W , . ' f ' A ' , A gg' 'bl fra ,. 4 we 'ik -f 'Q Af 15 1 U 2 lg V K 5 f , , J ,L, , , M N 5 my Q4 . 5 s' 1 5 . 5 H, J"" ,HM .W W, ff?- ,. 7 W N, u f f, .- ,' 1 lg- ' Ai' x fi x '.1L."Ui Q ' ', 'Q . ,I :fi- f T' :aku X Q I-110 5 . - ,' 5 , ?' f1f? Liwakn, .4 A . . ix 4 . ' fi' Wa E 4,1 5. 4 .fn -oh- 1 ' VX CSMC The Catholic' students Mis- sion Crusade. known to students as the C,S.M.C,. has been striv- ing this year to awake in its members a greater mission-Com sciousnessfa realization of the great need of Mission workers in the world today. Its motto "The Sacred Heart for the world and the world for the Sacred Heart," expresses the aim of the organization and the intention remembered in the prayers of all its members. The Academy unit has been ably led by the student-elected officers, Virginia lklooney. Mary jean McLinden. ,loann Eynatten. and Oneita Falkner. They have made our C.S.M.C. an organization to be proud of. and we know their good work will be Carried on. Virginia Nlooney. Helen Ed- wards. Nlarilyn Watson. wwe , I '5,'f'2z1'f,J1v,,,,'1. 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Trompeter. G. M, Fussner, J. Pfister, B. Dietsche. Fifth Row: B. Kelly. D. Granosee, M. Leonard, P. Crowley, P. Kelly. P. Easter, M. A. Caldwell, A. Bartolo, G. Castri- cone, M. Driscoll, L. Smith. Sixth Row: R. Ahart, M. A. Baker, J. Jacobs, T. Paris T. Farraher, M. Fogarty. I. Mallow, B. Burkhardt. P. O'Con- nor, P. Klise, A. Schaiper. C. Cleary, M. Palmer. Seventh Row: D. Boyer, N. Pettit, M. McGonigle, B. J Underwood. J. Schotthoefer, J. Lawrence, M. Kelly. C Mahrt, A. L. Tribbey. M. A. Caldwell, S. Hickey, R. Mea- gher. H, Meyer. Eighth Row: L. Farnetti, C. Best. H. Wilson, M. H. Roth R. O'Donnell, V. Powers, J. Mohr, C. Herold. M. J. Eilers A. Coogan, P. Barthell. D. Durkin. S. Cassidy, D. M. Harrell D. Lehmann. 1 up 1,1 , .f . . .J . v 1 2, M' l X J i 'J gl -E A- - - 5 ' lp In 'Q 3 V? 6 'E ' V Y H ' N . 1 ,ufufgy 4l,,,'g 1 'W G m Q 5 6 Q s 1 un ,s T 9 ,fg 25 Q Q QE: Gwex 55 "'f QUE! 1' -f'!"eiVa,f:5 :.'5',Jr:.-. 2 "' v vw- ....Qw, ff . Q . 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White, Mr. Cary Robards, P. Hickey, C. Schlehuber, Third Row: H. joseph, T. Paris. M. Shrynck. M. H. Roth. ORCHESTRA GLEE CLUB '!"""'l'l -'F--l First Row: R. Espinoza, S. Hickey, j Costello, M. Hoerdemanri, M. M. Goebel, N. Sierra, R. Sierra, Second Row: L. Farnetti, M. Falkner, M. A. Cviltner, M. Barrow. M. Grawey. R, Marme, H, Wilson. D. Lehmann. Third Row: M. J. McLinden. M. Cannon, C. Schwab. M. Shryock. D. Donnelly. R. Cvrawey, P. Nelson. O. Falkner. Fourth Row: B. Curry. L. Lawrence, R. Trompeter. J. Mohr. P. Houlihan. bl, Lawrence, we S R Q 3 '1 2 y :sn 'U' ' pr . ffl' , Q x ' . r ' 4 l - -s A I :gg 3- A 1 . . T -. I K , . A 9 , 12.: 1 - Q rx A ' A . 3 ,g x i , . , ' W i 'ii 4..- 5 , 'V 4 Y as l 6 I ' V I .M A ' 7. ' 2 1' V , J . 4 ..A H. ., it E+ lf X- ' - 1 Z' l?fv -fv ' ' We ff . " 1 - -A ,. '- lfi fx f jf f ff' Mfff T? , , ff, gf is ang. Y' ,ul .3 + . 4 '5 12 " QQ x x A W, 1 -511' "vi H ,, 1 A ,, LM, .ag " "-"'fm, -' f . ,hiv -, K .5 . 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Some of their many activities were: soliciting the students for contributions, selecting a canteen service and knitting for the soldiers. Wiltz. Connie Hanan. Rita Hopkins. Second Row: Mary Ann Vonachen. Rose Marie Heintzrnan. Rita McLinden. Third Row: janie Ostendorf, Mary jo Waugh. g au. 'ff 15. u I A-mai" 1: '.1f,'13'.fM" ' 'Q ' - -.,,, 'A xaxgfj' W A U ' Airy' f 5 125-, .. ,uv Q ,,,, , mi ,151-3 R I ',,1 yy , If ' '-4 :. :Lai , -f.7"' ' ii ' Q' iw 15" f h Afgifvirf -f ,v214Z1'g, -x, 1 1 M2 . 9 via , 124 'iff ' Wit. 7q".Q 'f xii . wiv ,,,n, fi. 9:251- 'f'x,c'U if " zf'H,",1X, Q vi Ski -, 'Egg' ' :- -I . ,4 am... PRAYER FRONT Left to right: T. Flanagan, B. Guinnee, B. Seitz, J. Petty, J. Errion. Spaldingites aided the war effort by a large contribution to the scrap drive. Students went all out and brought scrap of all kinds, making the drive a success. A small group of Mariner Sea Scouts decided to do their part and spend some time acting as aides in the hospital. Their duties included taking care of the switchboard, working in the kitchen, and helping in any other way in which they were needed. Left to Right: Janie Ruoff, jackie Moutier, Mary Cannon, Peggy Donnelly, Pat Cleary 1., T? In-:gf l0l.D:. W S X 1. " -L A ' rap! Jw mol' x- - 'IS IS M nan , ' jgiirgz ,. MIN 1? o 15' T I , 5:4 TJ Q lx ,fb 7 , J 0 X ,- , '.lf--Z 'Ns I af ' v , . X , . , X Y . . - . 'ff' 'W 1 - . af.. . iff. f,C.1- F '52 mi? a"'-""""'t, 1 ' z QKQ 2? -r "3 34 542159 4, ' igkfiiaff 5' ia 5 5 W ,1 , ,Zi QL 3 f?hgg9 Q7 Q, , li Fir V553 Q? ! Q, , Q!! iq ., Q . . . A--a ,217 '1'.,.Mx.r A if ,G ng' 1 4 1, 95,5 H ? if 5 ,Atl 3 ,., Q' M ff. .5ye,gm WM. . as ff 3? , V, .-. M- ,,. Q ' fs M Au. A , , V A Q Wm wwf FMD MN, wg. , ... ,, W Llvk gang F W .1 63 V It ? l- f ' AW WE F, ,.....,,1 ,...-,. W-ff- Q' 2 ' E A 1 xi L 45- 1, ' Q :s 3? , 9 gg ,,. fs Q v -. rv TwagaY ' fx - x Xsvi 'fm fl .A- J SPORTS .vi 43'- . il, . T .NL if 1 Ta f f 'Q w "" " A slfhv' " 16-gi-C Y J 5's ,gg v", ,M . 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K.. gl COMMANDING OFFICERS IN ATHLETICS MR ENNIO ARBOIT REV BENEDICT d C t SCHLIMM OSB B k tb 1 t Durmg the past tive years Mr Arbolt has placed Spaldlng on the hxghest pmnacle rn the Held of ath letlcs He rs noted not only for fine sportsmanshrp but also for the exam ple he has set for h1s players and students We at Spaldmg certamly feel that he IS a credrt to our school The Reverend Benedlct Schlxmm O S B who has been athlet1c drrector for two years asslsts Mr Arboxt 1n obtarmng the best athlet1c competl txon avallable Father Benedlct has also estabhshed a fine 1ntramural program at Spaldlng The Reverend Sylvester Palacz O SB rn h1s first year at Spaldmg has buxlt a well polxshed Freshman Sophomore basketball team Popular among the students Father Sylvester very ably aSS1Sted Mr Arbolt last fall on the grldlron Barred from playmg football be cause of an 1nJury sustamed last sea son Bob Vespa helped Coach Arbolt tutor Spalding s hard charging llne The Reverend Thomas Carmody OSB agam coached the veteran Irrsh golf team la REV SYLVESTER PALACZ O S B FhaSpm kbC REV THOMAS CARMODY O S B f C ROBERT VESPA I t C ,. . ? l .- C Hea oach Foo ball, , , , , as 9 al Athle ic Director , . ' - ' r Q . , . . . ' l . res m n- o ho ore , . Bas et all oach 7 7 ' 'V 4 , Gol oach 5, Q . . ., . I . . . . , ' Ass . oach - 1 7 . , . . .Q 'T 7 . , - . . jlig,.-.'f',. SEASON'S RECORD Spalding Spalding Spalding Spalding Spalding Spalding Spalding Spalding -Trinity 6 40-Central 0 -East Peoria 0 -Manual 0 -Pekin 0 -Cathedral 0 -Notre Dame 6 Woodruff 6 45,41 HAIL T0 THE IRISH! A B 1 at 3.1 x X 4 f il I QMS -J 3. QQ. my NDEFEATED ELEVEN! RESUME "We'll do all right this sea- son, but watch us in 1942," prophesied Coach Arboit back in 1941. The 1942 football squad carried out this predic- tion. Spalding steam-rolled over every opponent with the exception of Notre Dame, whom the Irish managed to nose out 7 to 6. Spalding cap- tured first place in Inter-City and Greater Peoria competi- tion and also shared first place honors in the Illinois Catholic Conference. Coach Ennio Ar- boit's coaching genius showed quite plainly during the entire season-and given that edge, Irish courage and fight did the rest. HONOR STARS OF GRIDIRON BATTLEFIELD Stu Montgomery Honorary Captam Rollxe Ingold was elected most valuable player not only by hxs teammates but also by the coaches in the Greater Peorla Area He IS shown here I'8C61VlI'lg the trophy at the Annual Prep Football Banquet 1111112 in the john Pavlch All state Guard X Jag-1, b Em 811 cg,-1.18211 brings d 0WnaTr inizy SPALDING 30 TRINITY 6 jack Donnelly, C. Paul Clinch, R. G. Coach Ennio Arboit led a veteran squad, flanked by 14 returning let- termen, against Trinity of Bloom- ington. Rolling up a 30 to 6 score, Spalding gave the local fans a glimpse of what they had to offer during the coming season. The Irish ran up a total of 465 yards from scrimmage, breaking away for runs of over 20 yards on eight different occasions. The crowning achievement of the afternoon was a 72 yard jaunt by Sammy Delgado in the fourth quarter. The Saints were held score- less until the third quarter when Jimmy Ryan plunged over from the one foot line. CAPTAIN Robitskie, R SPALDING 40 The Spald ng l ne opens up la g CENTRAL O Bill Conners, R. G. 80 A powerful Spalding line and a tricky backfield showing its ability to score from any place on the field swamped Central its ancient city rival 40 to 0 at the Peoria Stadium Their battle postponed because of inclement weather saw the Irish bat tering the hopelessly out classed Ma roons with spinners reverses and end runs Ingold Guinnee Errion Mc Linden and Coyle all scored for Spalding during the afternoon. Cen- tral was limited to one first down during the first half, and the closest the Maroons came to the goal was the Spalding 22 yard line. Down- field blocking was the secret of Spald- ing's success. Time and time again the Purple ball carriers resembled a convoy heading out to sea. Two or three blockers always preceded the runner. The Irish proved they had the makings of a great team and Spald- ing forged forward with eager antici- pation. hole for Rollxe Ingold CO CAPTAINS Bob Guinnee, Q. B.--All-City John Pavich, L. G.-All-City SPALDING EAST PEORIA CO-CAPTAINS Fresh from their 40 to 0 triumph over Central, Spalding's Fighting Irish made it three in a row by beating their cross-river rivals. East Peoria. 26 to O. Two minutes after the open- ing kick-off john Tomic blocked an East Peoria punt. and guard John Pavich recovered it in the end zone for six points. It was a hard charg- ing line and an alert secondary who stalled the Red Raiders main threat and passing star, Bill Mitzelfelt. As in previous games no one man was the star. The whole team contributed to the victory. V john 1-omic L. T, jack ETYIOYI, R. E.-An-City DH ff Gibbons- C' v Donnelly and Tomic stop on East Peoria runner. Spalding Institute labeled them- selves as "the team to beat," when they licked Manual for their fourth win in as many starts. The Fighting Irish maintained supremacy through- out the entire game, holding the Rams without a first down until the last quarter. just about every back- field man figured in the evening's scoring, with John Pavich contribut- ing the extra points. Again the notice- able feature was Spalding's speed and courage both' in line and back- field and Spalding rolled on with a 45 to 0 victory safely behind them. SPALDING 45 MANUAL O CO-CAPTAINS Willie White, R. T. 'Stu Montgomery, L, E. Dick MCL nden H B All-City 'Rollie Ingold crosses the goal line for another Spalding touchdown. Harmon bloc SPALDING 33 PEKI N CO-CAPTAINS I Q George Coyle, H. B Bill Sietz, R. G. All-City 0 In their only out of town game of the season, Spalding buried the Pekin Chinks 33 to 0. The Fighting Irish showed the Pekin fans an excellent exhibition of blocking, passing, kick- ing, and broken field running. The Purple defense held All-State john Rebuffoni and his mates completely in check throughout the entire game. Leading 13 to 0 at half time, the Irish were anxious to increase their lead. This task was promptly accom- plished when Rollie Ingold returned the second-half kick-off 85 yards for 6 more points. ks out Pekin secondary as McLinden scores for Spalding. Coyle recovers a fumble during th Pekin game. Earl Bettler, R. T. 83 SPALDING CATHEDRAL .1255 Sammy Delgado, H. B. Behind superb blocking Sammy Delgado breaks awa gain at Pekin. 44 0 If you don't think revenge is sweet, just ask the gridiron gladiators of Spalding Institute. Keeping in mind the 7 to 6 defeat last season by Cathedral of Springfield, the Irish trounced their Catholic Conference rivals 44 to O. Starting out slow, the Irish only counted once in the first quarter when Bob Traeger galloped 46 yards unmolested to the goal. The Irish steam-roller then gained mo- mentum, planting the ball in Cathed- ral's end zone six times before the gun sounded. y for a long CO-CAPTAINS gg. ar' ' J " 'HJ Pete Vonachen, R. E Ralph jordan, L. E. k Art H B CO CAPTAINS ll Grape FB HB AHL The Ir1sh juggernaut was consmd erably slowed up by a fightlng under rated Notre Dame team and also by acter1zed Spaldlngs prevlous v1ctor les For the first tlme th1s season Spaldmg was beh1nd when they re turned to the1r dressmg room be tween halves and for the first t1me Spaldmg fans had vxsxons of defeat The cause was saved by Rollle In gold whose 85 yard return of the second half k1Ck off gave the Ir1sh s1x pomts One hundred fifty pound Bob Guxnnee cleverly scored the extra polnt and the margm of vxctory on a quarterback sneak After the1r hard earned 7 to 6 vxctory Spaldxng focused the1r attentlon on the Thanksglvmg Day Classlc SPALDING NOTRE DAME 6 Bob Gumnee stops Notre Dame fullback, Paul Moms Errion breaks up a Notre D me drive. 'T -. armon, Q. . l v r l the lack of the spark whlch had char- ' , . . , . . - ' y - , ' 7 Ro ie e r, . I - - B b Traeger, . .- - 'ity I . i 7 SPALDING 33 WOODRUFF 6 CO-CAPTAINS Rollie Ingold, F. B.-All-City Harold Gregg, R. G. T e k aw g nag stWodruff Springing back from their close call against Notre Dame Spalding again showed its supremacy among local prep teams by rolling over Woodruff 33 to 6 in the annual Thanksgiving Day Classic at the Sta- dium. Spalding s pony backs bounc- ed through gapping holes in the be- wildered Woodruff line with tricky reverses and sweeping end runs. Woodruffs offense was constantly menaced by the hard charging Irish lme The Spalding offense was spark ed by the running and passing of halfback Bob Traeger. Their vic- tory clirnaxed the high school play- ing career of eighteen Spalding Seniors. i..: -:L , , , , , , , , 'W MQW QSM, Q ', w qsonbgi 1 MN ll IDA! A5 PIP 44 if Standing: Coach Arboit, V. Clinch, J. Pavich, J. Errion, J. Donnelly. D. Brading. T. Flanagan. Kneeling: D. McLinden. R. Ingold, S. Delgado. T. Wicherding. SEASON'S RECORD Spalding ........ 47-Washington ..... Spalding. . . . . .38-Corpus Christi. . . .20 Spalding. . . . . .44-Central ......... 31 Spalding ,....,.. 41-Pekin . . . . . . . Spalding ---- - - -32-Pekin - - - - - -26 Spalding ........ 44-Woodruff . . . . . . . Spalding- i Q - - -44-Eureka - - - - -25 Spalding ........ 49--Corpus Christi. . . Spalding- . - - - -29-Trinity - - - - .33 Spalding ........ 39-Manual . . . . . . . . Spalding .... . . .27-Manual .... . . .23 , , Spalding .... . . .33-Washington ...... 26 Infantna Paralysis Tournament Spalding .... . . .44-Canton .... . . .43 Spalding """" 13-Central ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' Spalding .... ...54-Woodruff . .. ...43 Spalding- -- ---12-'Manual -Q - Spalding ........ 38-East Peoria ...... 31 Spalding .... . . .34-Trinity .... . . .31 Regional Tournament Spalding .... . . .30-Eureka .... . . .23 Spalding ........ 65-Danvers . . . . . Spalding .... . . .26-East Peoria ...... 38 Spalding ,.,,,,.. 44..T,-emont - I ' U G Spalding .... . . .45-Central .... . . .20 Spalding ........ 24-Pekin . . . . . , , Won 18 - Lost 4 IRISH HOOPSTERS HAVE SUCCESSFUL SEASON RESUME The past basketball season has been one of the most success- ful in the history of the school. Finishing the regular season with a record of 16 wins against 3 losses. the Irish won undisputed hrst place in the Inter-City and Greater Peoria Leagues. Spalding dropped only one game in the Greater Peoria circuit. that being to East Peoria. For the second time Spalding participated in the state regional tournament, where they worked themselves to the Hnals. but were defeated by their Pekin hosts. Many times during the season the Irish were rated among the best fifteen teams in the state. lly fights for rebound in Danvers game. Sam Delgado goes high in the air to s ag eb d Ball flys out of the reach of Donnelly and Pavich. Delgado tallies two points in the Central game. Ti, DICK MCLINDEN UQ Forward 'X if 7 '- 1 5 , :A U l 0 'll JACK DONNELLY All-City Center ky 97 1' Ig W, 3 2: X A 4 QF X .L 'V le A ,. I I -..' ' fr . 3 Q sAM DELGADO A11 City Captain Elect Forward The basketball squad took up Where the football team left off. After licking Corpus Christi 38 to 20, Spalding took a 44 to 3 1 decision from Central in the first inter-city game of the season. The Irish then won two more games, defeating Pekin 32 to 26 and Eureka 44 to 25. The traditional Trinity jinx, however, again proved too much for the Irishg and Spald- ing after winning four in a row, fell to the Bloomington Saints 33 to 29. Spalding later in the season avenged this defeat by coming from behind and beating Trinity 34 to 31. Next Spalding whipped an in- spired Manual five 27 to 23 in the second city tilt of the year. 1 lg 6 JOHN PAVICH All-City ROLLIE INGOLD Forward Cogaptffn uaff The Irish really started the New Year right when they nosed out an extremely powerful Canton five 44 to 43. After this inspiring victory Spalding avenged last season's double defeat by Woodruff when they beat the Warriors 54 to 43. The Irish subdued the brilliant fourth quarter rally of East Peoria, and the Raiders be- came the eighth team to fall to the Purple. Trinity and Eureka bowed before the Irish in quick succession. In the second meeting of the year between the two schools, East Peoria avenged their earlier loss and decisively beat the Purple 38 to 26. This was the first game played with- out the services of co-captain. Rollie In- gold. who was lost by mid-year gradua- tion. In the next two games, however, Spalding once again hit their stride when they beat Central 45 to 20, and Washing- ton 47 to 6. A brilliant fourth quarter rally by Pekin handed Spalding their third defeat of the season, 52 to 41. -si!! , f ff Coogan and Risen of East this rebound 3 , 5 A I QA 5 ,PK w xx Y Q JACK ERRION All-City C 0-captain Guard 1 McLmden fxghts for loose ball durmg Pekm game The v1ctory over Woodruff xced the clty tltle and guaranteed the Irish at least a tle ln Greater Peorla competltlon A week later Spaldlng added Greater Peor1a to thelr already won clty tltle when they beat Manual 45 to 35 The Irxsh wound up thelr regular season wxth a record of 16 v1ctor1es and three losses Q K -4 AA - X 1 VINCE CLINCH 1 Guard Sammy ns fouled by a Tnmty player In a round robln tournament whlch conslsted of four ten mmute games for the benefit of the Peorla Infantlle Paraly s1s Drlve Spaldxng proved that they justly deserved thelr recently won Clty crown The Irxsh defeated Central 13 to 10 and llcked Manual ln the flnals 12 to 4 'J 5 1' K' ! A TOM FLANAGAN ' Forward Two Maniial players grab ball from Donnelly's reach. Spalding, which is known for its tour- nament teams, was considered a real threat when it traveled to Pekin on March 3, to take part in the state regional tour- nament. In the opening round Spalding handed Danvers a 65 to 22 licking. In the semi-finals, Spalding's air tight de- fense smothered Tremont 44 to 13. As predicted Spalding and Pekin met in the in 'R .XE '1 I. DAN BRADING Center .H 'J Wg? XX X ? fa TEX WICHERDING Forward finals. This was the third meeting of the year between the two schools with each team having won a game apiece. In what was naturally a fast and heated game, Spalding came out on the short end of a 33 to 24 decision. The Irish thus com- pleted the year with the impressive record of 18 victories and 4 losses. Errion and Sodwedal of Pekin take the rebound. GOLF In spite of the handicaps of gasoline rationing and war- time restrictions, the Spald- ing golf team of 1943 com- peted in several local matches and also in the district meet which was held at the New- man Course. Three veterans, Frank Barthell, Jim Cassidy and Ralph Jordan. returned from last year's team. They were ably assisted by Bud Vonachen and Frank Brady. The team was directed by the Reverend Thomas Carmody O.S.B. For the second con- secutive year golf was the only varsity sport in which Spalding participated during the spring. Frank Barthell, jim Cassidy. Ralph jordan. Bud Vonachen. Frank Brady. Bud Vonachen, jim Cassidy, Frank Barthell. Ralph jordan, Frank Brady. Standing: Bernard Pilon, Donald Harbors, Charles Grawey, Theo- dore Schlink. Seated: Lawrence Morrisey, jack McGrath, Leonard Boyle. 13 Q fl I n F RESHMEN INTRAMURAL CHAMPS F RESHMEN Standing left to right: Thomas Sunderland, Pat Kamins, John Keeley. Seated, left to right: Robert Brown, john O'Connor, Richard McGee. The Reverend Benedict Schlimm O.S.B. and the Reverend Sylvester Palacz O.S.B. were very successful during the past year in conducting an intramural league at Spalding. This year the program was restricted to Freshmen and Sophomores because of the strained scholastic schedule of the upper classmen. Several teams were selected from the Freshman and Sopho- more home rooms. Freshmen competed with Freshmen, and Sophomores competed with Sophomores. In the Freshman league the two teams with the best record were considered the winners. Because the Sophomore league was smaller the one team with the best record was proclaimed the winner. SOPHOMORES Standing: Daniel Lord, John But- ler, Robert Nelson,Richard O'Don- nell, Emil Seei, Richard Kamins 95 FROSH-SOPH TEAMS Spalding Spalding Spalding ........ Spalding Spalding Spalding Spalding Spalding Spalding Spalding Spalding Spalding Spalding Spalding Fresh . . Fresh . . 37- 66- 39- 28- 33- 35- 23- -Roosevelt . 26-Central . . . -Pekin .. 28-Manual . . . Woodruff . . 27-East Peoria Columbia . Columbia . East Peoria Central . . . Pekin ..... Woodruff . . Roosevelt . Manual . . . Soph .. Soph .. Standing: james McGrath. Thomas Sheklelon. jack McGrath Alfred Schwab Edwarl Ritter, Kenneth Richardson, james Batlreall. Kneeling: Glen Errion, Richard Donnelly, Willard Densberger thc Rev Sylvester Palacf John White, Leonard Boyle, Edward Carrigan. 41' Standing: Thomas Gorsage, Charles O'Brien. Kneeling: the Rev. Sylvester Palacz, Robert Arnold. Harold Cady, Richard Koehne, Harry Sonnemaker, Daniel Lord. Beginning what looked like a disastrous season the Freshman- Sophomore team improved every game, and they managed to finish the season with a .500 rating. After losing the first four games, the Irish finally began to click and won six of their remaining ten games. Under the guidance of the Reverend Sylvester Palacz O.S.B. the Yearlings dropped several games during the course of the year by only one point. In most games as many as three complete teams were used, thus giving every one a chance to play. Father Sylvester greatly helped the future Varsity by seeing that his boys gained the much needed experience on the actual playing floor. It is our hope that this experience will prove valuable in the building of future Spalding basketball teams. These boys will be expected to uphold the record of the Varsity teams in the past. The fact that a few boys advanced from the Freshman and Sophomore ranks to the Varsity proves the value of having under class basketball teams in high school. THE CFFIC It is the job of the cheerleaders and of the cheering section to build, and to hold at a high level, the morale of the athletic teams. The success of any team depends upon the support given it by the student body. The Irish teams of the past year had the support of all Spaldingites. A great deal of credit must be given to the Spald- ing cheerleaders, who were instrumental in bringing about this support. They were not acrobats and they didn't have Hashy uni- forms. They got their response through hard work and were highly successful in keeping the chant "Yea Spaldingu ringing over the football gridiron and basketball court. Credit must also be given to those men who keep the teams supplied. The managers are directly responsible for every piece of athletic equipment issued to the players. Wartime restrictions make this equipment very hard to obtaing thus they must be particularly cautious. They must be there when repairs are needed for uniforms which many times falter under the strain of battle. The managers also must be on hand hours before game time to pack the equip- ment. So hats off to these unheralded men behind the scenes! E . . V. MANAGERS Q. CL 'Y 1,-" g 7 Z' .I Q M ' . 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Hamilton Reqistrar- -Mr. Asa Carter RADLEY is a non-sectarian, coeducational college with a program which unites a liberal education, preparation for a major interest, and experience in practical life under guidance and counsel. The carefully selected student body of 800 comes from twenty-four states and four foreign countries. Bradley is on the approved list of the Association of American Univer- sities and the American Association of University Women. lt is accredited by the North Central Association of Colieges and Secondary Schools as a degree-granting institution, by the University of Iilinois with Class A stand- ing, and by the Illinois State Department of Public Instruction. Bradley has unusually large curricular offerings tor a small college. Besides regular liberal arts courses, there are departments in business administration, home economics, industrial education, music, art, and nursing. It has a na- tional reputation. 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WALLPAPER CO Ph 41916 310 312 LIBERTY STREET P lll -if 4: 4 if if I I one , Mam an ams Sts l F R R Y . . 4 - 1 4 f o r B E M e a t s Phone 45165 521 S' Adams St- Fancy Groceries - Fresh Vegetables omp iments of I I omp iments of O O 7 O Com limen s o KT.: one - - eoria, inois Peona s Outstanding Men s Shop WARE HNDREIIN C0 127 SOUTH IEFFERSON STREET BRAKES IS OUR BUSINESS- NOT A SIDE LINE Iust Below Cedar Street SAVE WITH SAFETY VACHUN BRAKE SERVICE AT S701 .DS THE NORRIS SHOP IN COOL COMFORT Completely Air-Conditioned Prescriptlons Accurately F llled hee Del' efy Se' Garden and Adams Streets 2 2343 KEEP UP THE HOMES WE'RE FIGHTING FOR sooo FURNITURE cosrs Less AT LOEWENSTEIINVS 218 20 South Adams Street Take o Yeo to P y Compliments oi BHCKES C051 CO. 1213 E. Corrington Peoria, Illinois Phone 2-3159 L. J. Backes 4 "' ' If 125 409 guy Wal' BOHCI6 arm! CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST CO. Mosburg Meat Market We Specialize in HOME MADE SAUSAGES 116 North Glendale Ph 3 2581 ain Sfreef jbwer .Slap CHRIS D ALLENBACH M S1 t P III A val I A DA' H I z 4: I I A ,. Keenan Sporting Goods Co. 514 Main Street Peoria. lllix Compliments II. FRANK HEI NZ IIIINSTRIICTIIIN CII 744 EAST MCCLURE Phone 2-6754 Del-IHTEB PAPER C0. WHOLESALE PAPER MERCHANTS zos soum WASHINGTON smrrr Pnonm. ILLINOIS PATRONS R v Msgr John J Burke Rt. e. . ' X Patrick Culleton l" Rt Rfx Msgr k Cxahlmtn Rt Ru Msgr Fredertc Very Rev Msgr Iohn I Leven Iames B Rexdy Very Rey Msgr Very' Rev, Thomas J. Jordan M Ru Osmond Braun OF Iames Fmtzgerald Rex Francnscan Fathers St Bomface Francxscm Fathers Sacred Heart Rev. August L. Mey Ru Wxllxam O Brien Rex Francxs J Ptlarek R v Bernard Rank e P Summon Rev Maurlce S aldmg Rev, Martin J. p Rex F P Blecke Pev Edward Farrell Rex Josep h I Gerbt r Rey Lyford Kern Rex G1lIM1ddleton Rex Edmund Blough R x Walter Buche Q W Llllfortl Rev Charles Rev Paul F Dinan Rev George T Flynn Rev Murray V Haas Rev C J Hettmger Rev Paul I Kane Rex J D Shaughnessy Km hts of Columbus is Alumnae Assouatxon Arademy Mr and Mrs Louxs Ambcrg Mr and Mrs Frankhn Barthell r Paul F Bourschexdt Mr T A Carney d Mrs J F Cart Dr an Mr and Mrs B M Clark Dr and Mrs Cllfton B Clarno md lVIrs M J Cleary J Ms R G Conner l' Mr and Mrs M B Crowley Mr and Mrs Thomas NV Dams Mr and Mrs B J Dolan rkm Dr and Mrs H A Du l Mrs E L Dwyer Mr anc Mr and Mrs J H Enlers F n Lt Col and Mrs R T nn Clarence Fxscher MD Mr and Mrs M J Flaherty lMrs R L Gtlmore Mr inc l C Gxrardot Mr and Mrs DHVIK Mr and Mrs J P Goebel Mr and Mrs Howard Gorman and Mrs Wm F Grawey md Mrs F F a Mrs Mnldred C. Hanan T Hirsch Dr B Mr Iames L Hart and Mrs Harry C Heyl Dr and Mrs W H Holbrock Mr and Mrs WN G Holden Mr and Mrs I E Hopkms Dr and Mrs I W Hoxorka r and Mrs L E Kauffman lMrs R I Kxxanaglm Mr inf Mr md Mrs E H Kellum., K lly Dr and Mrs E C e Mrs Ralph I Kennedy r and Mrs D D Kllse L mbert Mr and Mrs J F a d Mrs J W Lenhausen Mr an M J F Lewts Mr and rs R McGrath Dr and Mrs Phthp Mrs Matthew McNamara Mr mtl Mrs T L Maher Mr and Mrs Robert Manning., B J Marcus Mr W E Marcus Mr and Mrs and Mrs Leo Martm Miss Mr and Mrs Bert A Molohon Munro Mr and Mrs J V Mr and Mrs Frank Murphy Aldtrman md Mrs M110 W Nelson N xll Mr and Mrs W J O e ri Mrs A I Ostendnrf Mr an M s Lester Pfnster Mr and r t Qumn Mr and Mrs Vnncen Dr and Mrs W J Roche rs Dr E J Roge Mr and Mrs W C Ruoff Mr and Mrs T A Schhnk Mr John F Sloan Jr EDCSI' Mr and Mrs C, W Sp Dr and Mrs Arthur Sprenger Dr Ralph S Sullivan Mr and Mrs Albert Thlll Mr and Mr ohn F Mr and Mrs A Verbeke Judge Francxs C Vonachen h n Dr and Mrs Harold A Vonac e Dr Clarente V Ward Mr and Mrs J P Wxchmann Karl Wild Jeweler Mr and Mrs Albert Kxrch Tlnan gessner V , 4 I Dr. z '. , . H'as rv 1 A L I 1. ' ' I I. . tc 4 I V' ' s I: 1" Z ' M .1 . . ' X '- ' . 1 '. , 5. Q " . 1 I. -. . I ' 1 A Y 1 1 ' 1 I . . . I. . . . - 1 N f ' r . 1 .. . . Rev. James J. Fay - l - Mr. . ' - - A Thelma M. Miller v ,. - JI I '. . . ' ' I ' I! .N A . 1 . . Mr.z . . '. r. , I , , . . , 1 ' , ' 'R I , N x x . , 6 Q V' 5. so I 049' lr """A,f ri ,.. 45 Ce- N' fw- 4 . 1 nf 5,1 1. if Qi id- 574,5 1 , xi l Inman- IS Q-9 5 .,,, 65. 'A' 4 A , ,u X APPRECIATION We the Summa st an of 1943 wrsh to express our 1pprec1at1on to e 1ch and every one who has helped rn my w xy to make our book 1 success and III part1cul1r We wlsh to thank the followlng Our faculty adv1sers Slster Alphonsa of the Academy and Father Kenneth of Spaldlng for themr gL11Cl81'1CG and d1rect1on Our patrons and advertxsers for therr generosxty Mrss Joyce Hunt for her patxence 'md never fall Mr Barclay for h1S sklll 'md pxncnce mn taking prctures The Peorm ,Iournf1lTranscr1pt find the Peorra Evenlng Star for glVlI'lg us the prmts of any p1CtL1I'f:'S we mlght need Mrs Eleanor Burkart for g1V1I'lQ us prmts of thc semor jumor and faculty plctures And to Mrs O Nexll for her hospltfalrtx and patlence IH puttmg up vnth the Summa stiff 1 1 1 W- f h s A- 1 K s C . .- 2 12 .e 1 Q 1 2 ' N 2 . z .. . . z ,. ' '. .l . C - mg a1d. . , . C C C C A 4 C Q -1 C Y W4 1 I ' . l J .. c , , - - u Y 4 C. My 1A-Y.. . , C if V F . CLASS OF 43 already servmg ln the armed forces of the Umted States Don Mahrt Earl OConnell George Coyle B013 Happach FORMER SPALDING STUDENTS who whlle iightmg m the armed forces of the Umted States have been reported pnsoners of war m1ss1ng m actron or k1l1ed Wllllam Hellstern Kllled Mxchael P Joyce M1ssmg m actron Vlctor Reynolds Prlsoner of war Robert Whltesxde MlSSlng rn actron

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