Creighton Preparatory School - Jay Junior Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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Creighton prep Go1d Stars 1944 1-1. Joseph 13arre1 r 1937 Thomas Barson 1943 Ro13er1' E. Bogard 1937 John Canjroni 1942 Guy V. Euray, Jr. 1937 Jarnes J. Leary 1941 Roberr L. Mason 1937 Eugene Ziesel 1941 Char1es 1. C'Connor 1936 1-1aro1d T.1y1cKenna 1941 Mark E. Sherman 1936 Edward McKirn 1940 Ross 1. Be11iore 1935 Qeorge E. Lynch 1940 Morgan J. 1-1ea1ey 1935 Char1es J. Moorer 1939 Joseph J. Douqherry 1934 Laurence J. Car1 1939 John W. C5111 1934 Anrhony S. Greco 1939 Thomas Joyce 1933 Hnrhony 13. Chapek 1939 Edward F. Morearry 1933 John W. Winship 1939 Roberr E. Roach 1932 Ernesr D. Coad 1939 Richard V. Scha11 1930 Augusr 1-1. Bode 1939 Thomas E. Smirh 1930 Ered 1. Wehbey 1939 Leonard Seidel 1929 James J. Gleason 1938 Bernard 1. 1-1ea1y 1929 Fred J. Jardon 1938 James1.1-1ogan 1929 Francis Q'1N1ei11 1938 John J. McCormick, Jr. 1922 1-1enry Dozier 1938 John J. Parle 1921 Edward D.Crow1cy 1940 Anrhony J. Mancuso 4977 f A Aki.. fr ' L--1' - ...LN fi Q,-N., '

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4 Lcufiolz In llwis, 'flue lourllw year of World War' ll, we earneslly wislw lo pay lribulc +0 our qallanl alumni who have sacrie Heed llmeir lives for God and Counlry. To llwese Clwrislian lmeroes of Creiglw lon Prep we reverenlly dedicale our annual Ol l945. X 11 -S X

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5,7161 Kuzfoz, 931.-ifrg. 57101201 THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTQN The faculty, students, and alumm ot Creughron P p are especially proud ot John J Perle a Prep grad fI93 h h II In If t h O 8, w o in eroica ivin is ie or is co Y Q Q deserved the Congressronal Medal ot Homo hgh th th 1 b T es onof e me Ion can es ow. . The President of the United States takes pleasure DIESSQTIUHQ the MEDAL OF HONOR posthumously to ENSIGN JOHN JOSEPH PARLE UNITED STATES NAVAL RESERVE for service as set forth in the following CITATION: 4' 1 W ith Ensign Par to the ship mission. H countryf S For valor and courage above and be , d ' ' -' - ' uty as Officer in Charge of small boats in during the amphibious assault on the i943. Realizing that a detonation y disclose to the enem and with fullrknow le unhesitatin c de ntally ves, and it a sly Y involved o extinguish a charges and ammunition he entered the craft e and aiter failing in his fire pot, finally seized it over the side. Although he smoke and fumes inhaled prevented grave damage and insured the security of a vital f gave his life in the service of his I