DePaul University - Depaulian Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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ACTIVE MEMBERS CLASS OF 1949 Arnold Abrams Sid Berman Burt Durchslag Ronny Gilford Eric Goldsmith Hal Hoffman Ierry Hoffman Don Kaplan Irv Kaplan Bernard Kreisman Bernie Leader Bill Marks CLASS Melbourne Ames Arnold Block Seymour Brodsky Marv Camm Albert Davis Ed Goldstein Marvin Hershman Earle Lepavsky OF Merton Mazor Eric Oppenheimer Dan Rosenfeldt Bob Rotman Al Rubin lim Ruttenberq Hal Savitt lack Tibor Selwyn Weiss Irving Wolkerwitz Marshall Yeager 1950 Ralph Mickelson Phill Pavalon Mort Pliskin Ed Rothblatt Myron Sills W. Ioe Sondheim Mel Weinstein CLASS OF 1951 George Brownfield David Goodman Ronny Brumlik Chuck Kemp lay Cooper Otto Weiss Norman Dubin P L E D G E S Martin Ashman lack Levin Dick Blair Al Cohen Harry Finkel Art Goldstein Paul Hansfield Phil Kotler Marvin Lederman lack Mittlepunkt Eugene Rosenfeld Robert Shaw Hamilton Stern Bernard Weiss Edward Weiss 73 W- X , Nd -.4 1 Q-71' . hs-....,g ,De 1' fd' -err' 'kr 'dl' Q'7 F? 45 '-'P' i ,an r. iv' V I 4 .4 X , . .E E ,iiit V ,Sgr 73' 'uf N.-.gf 1'- Q' fd' 'diva' Arnold Abrams Melbourn Ames Sidney Berman Marvin Camm Albert Davis X. J Eric Goldsmith Bernard Leader Donald Kaplan Merton Mazor Irving Kaplan Ralph Mickelson Charles Kemp Daniel Rosenfeld Bernard Kreisman Edward Rothblatt Albert Rubin Iames Ruttenberg Norman Sigband Selwyn H. Weiss Irving Wolkerwitz Marshall Yaeger 9 -13

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212 H ew 'Q Q6 tsig iii 6 'if W. rx AETORIANS The Praetorians of DePaul University were organized in September of l938 by Lawrence Greener, a former member of the Northwestern University Praetorians, who saw the need for a group at DePaul which would uphold the three fundamental principles of the Praetoriansw Friendship, Cooperation and Respect. At the outset, the fraternity found a very helpful spon- sor and friend in Mr. Leo Shapiro, a former English instructor at DePaul. With his help and the assistance of the University, the Praetorians soon became an active member in DePaul's group of social organizations. ln March 1941, the Praetorians of DePaul Uni- versity presented their first major dance. With the proceeds of this affair, the Praetorian Schol- arship Fund was initiated. The purpose of this fund is to award a scholarship to that student of the School of Commerce, who in his Fresh- man year attains the highest scholastic stand- ing. The recipient of the award is determined by the school administration exclusively. ln the past three years the Fund has been consid- erably enlarged with the proceeds of Praetoria- Night. Today, under the able guidance of Mr. Nor- man Sigband, the Praetorians are an integral part of DePaul. The Fraternity is represented on both campuses, on the Student Activity Council, the Day Commerce Council and in the DePaul publications. The Praetorians of DePaul University look ahead to the future with con- fidence: made possible by a well-rounded col- lege education and a successful application of that knowledge.

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Ierome Bell Ben Bombera Bill Callahan Ioseph Gallagher Richard K. Gohr ZH Mary Hagman Ioseph Hand Lydia lwaniec Francis I. Kenealy Geraldine Kramer Walter Krogstie Mary Muldoon Veronica O'Hern lames S. Rodgers Wilbert Saathoit Davis Schaffer Edward M. Stout Doris Wonisch Dr. Albert A. Vail ACTIVE MEMBERS COLLEGE OF COMMERCE Guy Accettura Ierome Bell Richard Benash William Callahan Arthur Chesser William Clark Ioseph Gallagher Richard Gohr Ioseph Hand Francis Kenealy Geraldine Kramer Lawrence Kremer Walter Krogstie Marilyn Nemev Anthony Rodia Wilbert Saathotf Bernard Shapiro Francis Tyler Andrew Tzakis COLLEGE OF LAW Seymour Goldgehn Erwin Greenberg Iames Dowd Howard lssacson Veronica O'Hern LIBERAL Iesse Leon Brawley Ariel Brown Bernice DePass Mary Hagman Lillian Kerdiman Ioseph Lobos Robert Madden Sidney Prochaska Thomas Russell David Schaffer Iacob I. Schnur I. Robert Shanahan ARTS Leonard Milke Mary Muldoon Iames Reilly Iames S. Rodgers Eleanor Stech Doris Wonisch GRADUATE SCHOOL Rev. Pius I. Barth. O.F.M. Rev. Joseph B. Tremonti. C.S.V. Theodore Buczynski Charles E. Stanley Mrs. I. King Edward Stout Adeline M. Magierski Mrs. Helen Tessmer Thomas Rorke SCHOOL OF MUSIC Dorothy Burhop Nancy Davis Richard Marx Herman Pedtke Thomas Pettigrew Benjamin Purdom SCHOOL OF DRAMA Gerald Sullivan