St Johns College High School - Taps Yearbook (Washington, DC)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1942 volume:

PAL L ADRINS 1 ldwun Stuhlm m emmc Kmttlc Dun ild XX est N lmult limxxr 1 Ll ohm MLC mm N111 ldzl 1 CHDET CURPS 0F ST. JOHN'S CULLEGE fgzffm' J A ' 7' A V1 is. 'Alla' 4 'I gi' 'S I I I XX' 1' 'gf-film I ,. 'N xww NINET I I J rw N. WE SHLUTE December seventh mneteen hundred and fortx one noxx ranks among the l1l9f0f1L1l d Mes of the ages lt enters the mn lls of Amencan HISYKJIX as our seeond entrx lnto .1 world LOHfllCf To our gallant nghtlng men ID the Armx the Nam and the Marmes we dedlegte the 1947 TAPS Max uetorx be them and ours 1 J , V- v 1 - ff I , , , 1 , , , - . n L , . 4 A . 1 , , , 1 . , , V v , , , , , , . ' f 7 ' 'ffl Ng, XXQLQ amd, Q03 N X X i ,MR e 11 , Jlgmgow if fs- if fx, xg N N7 K 'ss f 6 'J .5-E-,NN . XM J N , , 'E' X K : nm 'N 1 .. hx s Jw KP ' ' t . -1 f- ' . ' X 1' ' fi Q-'LE 0' X zvfswvsx N M. j ll, 5' 4 x?',':. M 1 nm ., f 'rf fm L1, . -. . 3.1 - ll ., ,, N5 17' -f 1.. ff9gs1f, U f INTRODUCING ..,. Arthur Ogelthorpc. the typical St. johns cadet. Simply Art to his pals. l-'Ie's Ofhcer of the Day and knows the place in- side and out. Except for Trig. he has maintained a B average in most of his studies. A great sports fan , . . hasn't missed a basketball game in four years, Belongs to the Sabre Club and the Rifle Team. Commissioned a Captain this year after working himself up from a Buck Private, Ask him anything about the place, he'll tell you . in fact he'll show you around if you'll just tag along this way. . . . T 'u . Q . ,Q ,.1. h .. f -. Q - x,qgL- ' 4' Q' i 4 5-Q-.V V 1- 5 4 A . . , . .Y t '14g9., v qv -- Q 4.-A R.,,.,,. -.L K - A . CONTENTS CALL OFF STAFF OFFICERS UNDERCLASSMEN SPORTS ACTIVITIES The most highly organized group of activities at St. john's is the Religion program. ln the philosophy of edu- cation of the Christian Brothers, religious and character formation hold first rank. Subscribing as they do to the Catholic Philosophy of Life and therefore to the Catholic concept of education it follows that the training of the individual to principles of Christian Morality is the main objective of the La Sallian System. Early in the school year the entire student body went on retreat for three days. These three days were spent in silence and deep religious thought. A large selection of religious pamphlets and books were put at our disposal and visits to the Blessed Sacrament were encouraged and facilitated by keeping the Blessed Sacrament in St. Josephs Hall. The retreat master was Father Conrad, C.P. whose inspiring talks prepared us for the year to follow. Every two weeks our friends from St. Anselm's Priory, the good Benedictine Fathers hear the confessions of the entire school in preparation for the Frst Friday and the Vocation Day Mass and Communion. Mass and Commun- ion followed by Benediction is our monthly offering to the Sacred Heart. The integral part of the program is the Religion class. Five times a week full fifty minutes are devoted to this activity. Classes are begun by the recitation of a portion of the Holy Rosary. After a brief reflection the lesson opens with a review of the last discussion. Then follows the formal presentation by the teacher during which all are free to question. Lastly is the discussion by the class and the assignment. In four years we completely cover the fields of fither Rumond gives the Blessing at Bcnediction of the Blessel Sicrlment Brother F leo Xocational Guidance Othcer talks things over with jack lxirlin Confessions in the library Vocation Du Mass in St joseph s Hall 9 Jvfrfh Christian Dogma. Moral, Wcarsliip, Church History. a de- tailed study ol' the Mass, and in our last year Christian Apologetics and modern problems in religion. Religious guidance is given by each home room teacher who acts as adviser to the members of his class. Personal chats after school hours prove very helpful. Brother F. Leo, li.S.C. conducts the course in vocational guidance for all Freshmen. Most popular religious club is the Archconfra- ternity of the Divine Child which holds monthly discussions and sponsors the Vocation Day Mass. Membership in the Catholic Students Mission Crusade and the Sodality are also encouraged. Periodically Catholic leaders address the upper classes on current religious problems. The religious program is completed in the fourth year when we make the closed retreat at Manresa-onfthe-Severn. This year it was our good fortune to have as retreat master liather Louis A, Xwheeler, whose gentle manner and soul-inspiring conferences will long be rememberd, Rising at 6:30 the day at Manresa is filled with religious activities. The day begins with Morning Prayer followed by Mass and Communion, Periodically throughout the day the bell summons us to chapel for such services as the Rosary. Stir tions of the Cross, Meditation, or conferences by lfatlifgr W'heeler. To the good Christian Brother. our teacher. and to many priests we have met at St. johns during our high school years we offer our sincere expressions of thanks. They have been our constant inspiration. May our lives reflect the good principles they have inspired by their example. The daily visit het-ire class. , . lfach day begins with the Religion class, , , The First Friday and the Twenty-tiftli uf the month rind all at the Communion rail . , Blass is littered by Father Austin for the student lm-,lv 9 X x ,N urrnr nl I 1 Q 4 L x S N L N Q Co ID x ' 1 'T' R'I INIIT .Mmm wx :M w:r.::...:aN1'r1:Q 'rl-i lm-ru .lip lu. 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I l .1 - , A L xv x N N 3 ' SENIO Paul Charles Adl-uns Cnlouel Hrs commrsslon typrhes hrs accomplxshmcnts NI u m b c r one student Becomes leader of any organlzatron he joins Winner of the Kernan Medal and many others Hrs srmple manner and boynshness hue befrrended hrm to all Robert Joseph Bowers Llenlermuf A constant companron of Rrchter Bob rs an ardent read er of contemporary llterature ulclt on thc draw mth an xrbument or radical stntc ment At the moment he rs thlnltmg of enyneennp Joseph XVI Barnard Sevgeazzl oe was a drscoxery for thc 41 47 football squad One reason for the selsons sut cess Undlsturbed ln the class room Dynamlc durrng, lunch pcrnod Izxerybody s 1 Plans a carter rn business Wllllam John Brewer Sergewl Bxc Bull ns the tallest mem b of the semor c ass Dropped xarslty basketball for scholastnt pursurts Mamstay ot IV Bs quintet hovsexer llashes hrs genxal smxle for ID, and all 27 John Bartolomeo Przzale Husltxest member of IV A Hrs athletic build conforms to hrs accomplishments rn that lrne Will best be remembered for hls fightrng spxrrt on the field Collects catalogs as a hobby William G Brogan Sergeau! Blly to all uret and lllxe able Regular quarterback of the warsrty elesen Stars 1n baskctball also Has time to do a but of study when not count mg, the IV B contrrbutrons to their treasury f Ma Y' f . ,I . A , rr' lf f sf' I 4 ' Ir . . 4. , , 2 ' . .- . , , ' ' I ' . 'V , J PQI U , . ,'. , . , - -, . ' ' , . . . I . , - er A 'l' . , v I -, I 1 , 1 - v . V V D 2 y . R 4- '. ' y . , A f A A .W :A bu .1 , .1 . . Y . . ' Y' ' Y. 1 . ' '. ir if iz' if: A 5- Y 'hncent Charles Brown Lreulenanl Generous to a fault with his time and energy Loyal sup porter of anything St ohns Holds distinction of being just an all around good sport Thomas G Chlsarl Sergeanl Keeser will best be remem bered for his stellar actnities during the 42 football season Probably the most popular senior Class President of IV B he also manages the bas ketball team John Matthew Cahill Prrzale An atfable friendly classmate Slow to question slow to an mer Most of the time quite light hearted Intelligent Ar dressed man of IV B James Edward Colburn Sergeant Always ready with one of his child hood adsentures of which he had many A and P Clerk after school Left the band where he tooted an alto horn for the open spaces 23 Vmcent Joseph Chxnchella Sergeant Zeke is a regular Sphynx in class His gaily painted Ban tam has aroused much curi Claims hes an authority on mechanized devices of any kind John Ruppert Conley Lieutenant Most cheerful senior nothmg seems to displace his famed smile Seldom on time except in class jack is a seri ous student and hopes to fol low his Dad in the Medical Profession 1 y . ' . . . first publicity ofhcer. Vince is gues if interested. Well osity among the student body. lohn Joseph Cooke Sujxeznl uret and serrous acle eame to St lohn s from the Calyert bthool Possessor of a dark trop of well groomed harr he rs one ot the best all around loseph Albert Crouch Sffgflllf Brr, jolly rnd fun loxrne oe lrltes hrs yolees rn and out Ol t rss es etrally hxture tt rll sthool tunctrons Drselrrrees hrs dutres on the Reermentrl St ff xxrth eth rene lllene Anthony Couleman .Serge ml Vrxatrous lun losrng Our lrttle lrenehrnan from ole Nrrernny Hur strelss strareht up rn blels Hrs bolst Been drrxrne A ur srnee I was 17 lmmwnuel George Deoudes Llt'Ilf6'II1lIf Ardent defender of he Greeks Mrlse rs exerybody s lrrend Votrferous rooter at rll bt ohns Kgrmes Costirs ruth Rerdy on IV As losrrrg, lrxe XX'rll prob1bly folloxs hrs flther rn one of D C s brg busrnesses 5 Thomas lxdward Cranston Lzelzlemwt 'lhom mn be recognrzed by hrs swagger and hrs rox ral na ture Pretures hrmself a Clrrlx Grble Marntarns hrs pet mus taehe desprte foreeful opposr a Dutch ltrtehen James Edward Dolan Lzenfemml Meet the st1r of the benror Play Tall and broad shoul dered Proud of hrs trop ol xx ny bl ltlt hlrr A fluent Con xersrtronrlrst he rs rnterested rn my problem on hand A 0 glxf, , Y pszyl A , D ll . . ' ' I : A ' ' ' v v r ' V 'h f. ' ' V . ' A Q A' t 2 1 . ' ' athletes in the school. Banner carrier for Company' tion. Keeps the gun-room like C. ' -' ' . .Q 'l . Q I lv' l -xy rl I A l L .. , t ' ' lr: . . . 'in. A ' -' ' ' ' ' 2. 'uk if 'ir it S33 iff Richard Joseph Dwyer Captain Another exponent of the beautles of Vlrgmla Dick lb a regular honor student Mathematlcs medalist Always ln a hurry Glee Club mem ber and camera enthusiast on Wxllxam Francis Ford Llentenanl Ad yutant Second half of the famous Fords B111 IS one of the most popular students m the senror class Fun loving and witty he manages to keep rn the upper brackets Georgetown rs hrs goal John A Everett Sergeant One of the many St ohns Everetts B e l 1 e v e s there shouldnt be a dull moment ln class and does his part to carry nt out Always faultless ly attlred he demonstrates John Francis Fox Lzeutenant Reserved and consxstent nn studnes jack halls from the herghts of Georgetown A Frrst L1eutenant of the lead mg company he commands a wmnmg platoon Loyal sup porter of all school actrvntnes 75 Robert F Ford Lzeulenanl Bob IS the more serious of the Fords Can be dlstm gulsh d from Blll by the fact he dnsplays fewer gold strrpes Oulet ID manners and gen tlemanly Popular at all socnl John Paul Gallagher Lleulenant unet and affable ack can be found any txme wrth the Ford factlon A good artnst J P exhnbrts hrs cartoonmg to the general amusement of IV A Plans to enter George tovsn . ' Y ' e ' the side. new steps between classes. functions. Q ' y J . , ' . . , William H Gallogly Sergeant No tvfo teachers pronounce hrs name alrke Doesn t bother Bxll who takes lrfe rn stride Popularlzed the Crew hanr cut rn IV A Is ofhcral cor respondent actn ltres Brooklandlan Robert Joseph Hayes Captanz Nirlrtary bearing and sense Sharpshootlng Captarn of Company C Stands out one of the most efhcrent and mdustrrous ofhcers of the corps Dynamrc force rn the Sabre Club Richard Aloyslus Gxebel Captam Cood lookrng and husky Duck rs one of the best all around men of the school good student athlete and a swell pal uxck mth a msecrack for any occasion Lrnest Andrew Hntte, Jr Sergeant Shadow of joe Crouch Chub by dark reserxed rn manner he rs an ardent lrstener to the yarns of hrs classmates Hrs harr earns for hum the name Cactus Best of luck Erme 76 Joseph Austm Hamllton Sergeant Ham rs vtell known for hrs hearty laugh and sense of humor Not easily swayed Austrn s staunch frrendshrp rs felt by hrs chosen crrcle Am brtxon college rf the Army doesnt get hrm Thomas 'Vllelvm Hopwood Lieutenant Tom halls from McLean Vrr gmxa Carefree and generous he goes rn for campmg and hxkmg rn those Vrrgrnny hulls As often found promotmg some money malung scheme --5 - V, w -, v I-7 -dv ,fs ' , . f ,f .fa ,'. f I ' ,Z ., K ' , , , sw A X vi V ' , Q awry, , . 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Wrlham Joseph .Janes Suge 1111 Plemnuly plump H1ndles th sent ups mth hls s de luelt Lneutenmt Wlhnte Al 0 e xn tllss J1l1eS thxnp t ey ome ln 1n un r turbed l lSlllOD Jerome Lawrence Kmttle Llellfell 1111 1111111 1111 One of the youngest and bmghtest ln the senlor elais Xzee Presndent of IV B ler ome 1s IIS most IFLJCHI blsltet bxll t1n Possebsor ot 1 mn n g pe aomlnty ll'lLl 1 xrmmg smrle PM Robert Ldmund Johansen L11 1111 ll 1111 Broad Shouldered qunet stu ellOllS Bob shrnei ID math Int footblll H1rd LlI'lXII1L eentlem in o 1ll o e mons X tolloxx hrs brother to C L tor lorengn berxnte Frank Joseph Krafft L1e1111 II 1111 Alex1ndr11 s exft to St ohn w Possessor of 1 hne phplque and 1 shoelt ot uneontroll1ble h11r Honor Student 1nd b1nd member blngs bus n the Glee Club A trlend nexer to be forgotten John 'Norris Kennedy fu QL 1111 bon ot 1N1x5 doetor Norm xs the most eonselentnous sen t0elxy 1 1lxes XX1ll best be membered tor hls puzzled ex prexslon elllflflfl 'lrxe Joseph Parran Lawrence, Jr Llkllfell 1111 Tall eangonng and good n1 tured ure the words that beet deserlbea our pal oe Con aelentxous as 1 student lflel otheer he IS the posxessor of 1 Qtentonan XOILC and 1 mn num: pereomlxty 7 1 fr M 5 Qin 1 X 'J J ' 1 ' ' , W X X' Q 7 1 I . 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Q Richard Francis Lawrence Caprazrz Ad jllfalll Easy gomg and lxght hearted Drck IS the lrfe of any group he enters like hrs brother won Captarn Adjutant s stripes Flying and mrlltary to an Army career Domnmc Joseph Lozuoon Pnvale Nick who plays first clarmet m the band likes to pride hrmself as a second Benny Goodman though any resem blance lS purely comcrdental Sports flashy clothes and a grey Dodge coupe Eldon S Long Przzale Tall angular Constant com panron of Omey Williams Hrs keen sense of humor cou pled with hrs slow drawl al ways draws a laugh ardent huntmg fan he con lflaflafl John Edward Lynch Jr Lzeutenant Colonel Dynamrc orator and actor first rank student Lieutenant Col onel sports manager Elocu tnon medalist are lust a few f hr accomplrshments john s dry wrt and anecdotes are the lrfe of the class 28 Francis Joseph Loulan, Jr Lzeulemzrzt Tall swarthy good lookmg Lou rs eser popular wrth the fairer sex Well llked by hrs classmates he shrnes on IV B s Fave Teams wrth St Clalr force John Thomas Maloney Lzeuterzanl Better known as Stump Johns personalnty makes up for what he lacks ln slze An elicnent officer he has won many staunch friends Wrll go far rn the busmess world where he plans a career .7 . . .7 l 4 - . 7 . . 7 . Y ' ' Y ' ' Y' ' ' ' ' . An , ' tactncs are hrs mterests. Looks templates a career as a veter- and Cranston on the armory . , , . . ' . , lr ,II , . ! 7 . - u . V 1 . - o s . . Llezzteuu mt ohn us the t1ll kllfls type th 1t the usurls fall for Doesnt sly xery muth but always h1s te rueht msyxer l'ClLly un L ss Pls lround xxuth o h1nscn Hus uddress The lte P1 uc Peter James 'VIcKenna, Jr Luenleuuzuzt Steady u.omp,1n1on ot Tarle ton Has 1 xxuttrtusm for eyery ottasuon 1nd us gutted mth the lblllfh to produte the IP proprultc nord If the rught tume Dresses un 1 LlSL11l H110 ner MCGIDHIS, II Captmz ohn has unheruted the tr1uts of hus brother 1t St ohns Handsome stut uous IDL fruendly Counts puuntung musut lfkl photogruphy unonu, hus m1ny hohbues Art tutor ot the 47 s Anthony George Mxller Czptwz A true mulutarust Tony to hus 1 s Terror to the Sent ups Loc1lly lcclaumed as 1 setond Gene lxrup1 Seruous student Persustent questuoner XVull probubly lolloxx hus d1l un medueune 9 fu gt 1111 olun ustounds the tluss md hus teuhers by hus ubullty to solye tough muth problems Genml 1nd good l'llfLlI'Ckl hc t1l1es s ctu1l plcusure un rub bung hus puls Eugene Cornehus 'Vloran Czpmm Nlot room enough here to lust hus many seholastuc achuese ments Hus perennull state of good humor makes hum ,1 wel tome guest un .my turtle Has detuded on Georgetown for hus hugher studues 1? , up nf I nw,-I2 v,,L 2 , it John Bernard McGinn John Chrysostom John H. McGovern, -lr. h 1 . 1 ' It ' A -, i l , 4 l I . t u ' ' El ' - 7- Tapj. A . .A . K4 - 5 ' I 4- ' ' ' ge ' Q 'U ' K Davrd George Mountrn Llelrffmwi Resery ed rn manner and speeeh An onlooker rn class Dare entered St ohn s rn hrs setond year but attomplrshed the task of vsrnnrngb for hrm self a lreutenant s Commrssron A serrous student Paul Evans Ponton Sergeanl Belrex er rn the ada5,e Actrons speak louder than vrords Neyer secn vtrthout Hop vrood Dresses vsrth an eye to style and color Famed as a sotralrtc and man about town Francis Aloysrus Ostmann, Jrr Llefzfezmnl Crasher entered St ohns rn the suenth grade Always rn the mrdst of some fun Hrs Lreutenants rank and hrs stholastrt ratrngs prose hrs abrlrty to achrexe hrs hrgh rdeals Wrll enter George tovrn Ludwood Robert Ramos Lzelztefmul Bob rs the rnseparable tom panron of Drck Lavrrence Noted for hrs yoyralrty Set tled down rn hrs senror year to real earnest study and hon ors leathers and tlassmates alrke rre the obyetts of hrs puns v0 John Aloysrus lPettrt, .llr Lzezzlemwt 'Iall nd vrell burlt Dream of the farrer sex ack rs well knovrn for hrs many athletrc uhreyements A consrstent student he rs the rnseparable pal of Moose Venezranr Wrllram Joseph Redding Sergeant lall broad shouldered Af fetts red socks orange tres and the lrke Well xersed rn Current lrterature and phr losophy Good rn argumenta tron Takes rrbbrng about hr harr tuts rn good nature J, by X R . - yum, , 1 16,753 I ' . rr 2, . . NV . . . . , , - . . , ' . A V . rr , A , - .. 1 H -I - . J . r J N-, Y . , . , ' , ' - . 4 R ' . 1 y - , . ' v . 4, ' V ' 1 ' ' Q . . . 1 7 X A V Y . . , , . , - x - , . - , 1 . U v ' - 'r f ' , .' Y ' ' ' y ' Q '- V - f 1 , v - ' 4 ' ' - . . . S lhomu H Reese el 1 Iom plus blsl-.etb1ll mth 1 protess1on1l style 1nl exery one wonders why he lnent LO out for the x 1rs1t5 Dulet 9 CD O S U1 L S turbmee 1t the expense ot 1 teaeher Rxchard Carlton Rohan L1e11le11,1111 Tall md mllltary One ot the top members of the s hool s ehampronshrp R1He Teim Cultured and reserxed A ewer lnstener he reserxes nlmons SfLILllOLlS l o t1r 1n any e0 ege John Cornelms Reldy, Jr L11 1111 I1 1111 Reds IS one ot tl1e ten serx ous members ot IV A lrlend 1 e e IS IH erite b1sleetbf1lI C norts on IV A s luxe XX or rxes lbOLIf hls studxes but l11 1 eorner on Lold LIFLS Aldo Dominic Sansalone P111 :le ban transferred to St lohns trom St Pauls rn the early part ot last year u1et and reserxed he nexer makes hls presenee telt ln elass Hasnt leerded On 1 lite uorle yet 11 Arnold Franz Rlchter L14 1114 ll 1111 Conserx IIIXC Lentlemm Ar nold Ib best lenovsn tor lm selentlhe Interests 1nd lenoxxl edge Took tl1e Qhemrstry med1l mth ease XX orles If the Lxbrm ot Congress when not pertormxne tree l1nee evepern ments Joseph Damxen Scull Lfenfeu 1111 Reserxe rn speeeh and qulet ot m1nner loe rs one ot the outstandrng students ot the sehool Readlng and studx are hrs pastrmes An etnenent I1 br1r111n 1nd otheer of lx D F V' -- I ' ' b effkW7,'l?vgl f , 1 ' 1 1 ' , 1 A ning A , 1, F' 511 f . -'fl 3 ,ff ' ' 7 ' . 5- iz, l . . - ' . 1 ' -' . . . 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A ' ' ll . 1 1 A , , r 1 new q-7 157 Y7 T7 LA TZ KN ra rx VN ' John Edward Shields Sergeant Fnery penetratlng qunck mt ted A head of wry haxr and a ready argument best de scribe our Calnforma delegate ack vsont be won oxer ln a vuord Rxchard Joseph Smlthson Lzeutemznt Though Drck came to St ohn s from Rooseselt rn hrs umor year he had no duff: culty rn rrsmg to the rank of Lreutenant Hrs best effort goes rnto all that he does John Richard Slpple Sergeant Smoothie holds his ovm scholastlcally besides hold mg a good job after school Flashy dresser he likes hrs dancrng Has a score of ad Paul Josenh Stadtler Przzate Arrstocratxc nn bearmg re sersed nn speech Honor s u dent of IV B Good lookmg Prefers bowling to dances Has not partlclpated ln school athletncs but has the rep of a good footballer on the quret 32 Benjamin J Smith Lzeutefzazzl Typlcl Southerner slow good lookung A really sen ous student In popular de mand at local social functions Partner of T M rn a local strums a melodnc guitar James Edwm St Clan- Capfam Short stocky aggressne Cus todxan of athletic and mnlr tary equrpment Football tramer Authorrty on spralns and snake butes Sure to be elther nn charge or on the scene of any St John s actn . w . , . - V. I ., . ,, . V . a y V, debate. Always has the last mirers in local academies. coming orchestra where he . . ' I - . Y . 4 A 4 V . l t - . , L'. . .- . l . Y Q n . ' l V' ity. Q ir if Q if 4 Edwin I. Stohlman, Jr Major IV As able Vxce President uret and studlous Ed s sug gestxons always arrest atten tlon Hrs wrt and fun loving nature belle hrs conserxatne exterior Chexy enthusxast Wrll perfect hls salesmanshxp Thomas Murray Toomey Captanz Soft spoken and a penetrating thmker Murray can quote law books as well as football rules Nex er loses an argument President of K D C Honor student he wall carry on the Toomey tradltxon at C U Rxchard Copeland Stone Sergeant Always nn good humor Dntk pals around wnth nmmy Do lan Handles his 41 Chexy coupe with professlonal skxll a rarlty at St ohns Absorbs all school soclals Joseph R Venezlam Lreulenanl Moose came to St Johns way back rn 1936 Struck up a fn ndshxp wlth jack Pettrt that has nexer waxered A regular on the football squad he rs sometimes seen nn bas ketball togs JJ Robert Francis Tarleton Captain The last of three excellent brothers Tall well built manly Scholastxc leader throughout his four years Deep thmker Commands Company B wrth firmness and purpose Contemplates a col Francis J Vosmek Lreulenanl Killer to hrs classmates Frank IS one of the few real serious souls m IV B Steady and dependable he can be found any afternoon rn the school llbrary Blows a clarl net nn the band where he IS lreutenant l l . . . . - - . V. . . I . Y l at G, U. lege course. , U , , ' , Sir ik 'iz' Q 7:3 'iz Paul Leonard Weddmg Captain Meet our prepossessrng Cap tarn of the band Drsplays an rndependent sprrrt when t comes to musrcal suggestrons from the Cadet Corps Paul has been a consrstent honor man Benyamrn E Weschler Sharp busrnesslrke husky Ben has ner er been known to lose an argument Enterprrs mg Wrll undoubtedly be a success rn the busrness vrorld where he wrll follovr rn hrs Dad s footsteps Joseph Aloysrus Wersgerber Sergeant Always on the go oe wrll be remembered for hrs dash mg rn and out of class vrell as hrs ready excuses Knows automobrles rnsrde and out Asprres to Army Arr Corps after graduatron Dona d Raymond est Seemrngly worrres about exerythrng I-Ioweser an hon or student and efhcrent cadet ofhcer What he says rs taken as dogma Mothers rr 35 Chew Wrll enter the Army V P 34 John C Welch, Jr Lteulenarzt Our representatrve from Beth esda Authorrty on thrngs so cral Lrkes to tell of hrs ex perrences drrvrng a D G S truck Wrll probably follovr hrs brother to Catholrc Unr xersrty Charles Alton Whrte Most popular oifrcer rn the corps wrth the sent ups Has a knack of drsruptrng classes wrth semrofhcral an nouncements Hopes to add an M D to hrs name some a ' ' ' ' as ' ' ' . . , Sergeant Major Lieutenant Q a V 'Y ' ' - - ' . via . . I. d y. Omey Fr 'IIICIS VS 1111 mms 1111 It s ll: xtln Votttl thc but tlrcssttl mln lt ohns Lxhnhnts his st 1ll sotul lLIHLll0DS ltlts 1ots 1 atm mer ut lor hum Xlbert Burns VS xllson, lr Pr11,z't Punthx to 111 who now hlm Hlrd hlttrng llU6SfU1I1 on the football squadl XY'ell known for his leisurely ways. -lust c.1n't be hurried, Often sec-n munching .tn apple. o attain h15,h ratings ns IH athrexemcnt but to hold LOUDIS tenth first scholastlt honors through four years rs 1 mark of true nntcl lettual depth Our tlassmates plc tured on thrs page haw marntun d in mirage of more than nlncty per tent dunng thcnry ars at St ohn We silutc them Plllllff. If ohn lynth Rxthxrtl Dxxytr ltlxun Stohlmm Bffftmz Eugcnc Moran cro'n Kmttle oseph Stull Paul Adlxnns '11, V33 i6 F3 I .i i.,ff 5 -m I 1 ifiwm .ff H' N' L: 'R' 5 VA' Q. ,, 1 'ig IW! Us-. + ww 1 - f 3 .bv fc k,Ajz1,, ,J W. yuh, X.. I . 1' K, -ur' A W- W f 'Z 'Rf '14--1, iw 'luv-.Q ..... 1,.,,, , f-urn.. -ii -- ' 1 uw . , VN! ax. 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RIIGIMENTHL STAFF RICHARD LAXVRENC li f,'.1f1l.:nf .'lJjnf.mf PADI. ADKIN5 f,'ffIYm1lLl' C HARI.1iS XY'HI'I'li LA fm fJ.:11f THOMAS HOPXVOOID LA' fm' fJ.:f1f PAUL G. ADKINS Cfffwllrf -51 'IOHN LYNCH 1.1L llfr1l.1f'lf Cfffffmff VINCENT BROXVN Lnf11!u1.wf JOSEPH CQROIQCH Sw'ge.:f1f-.XI.:jff r E. -Q 1' FIRST BATTALION STAFF mu , 5 WILI IAM IORD DAVID MOLNTIN LIKIUEIIJIII Adjlzfanf L14 ntemml 5 QAM E M X JOSEPH BARNARD WILLIAM BREW ER Sergeant Udffr Gills! I1 Yergemzf WIN 0 A sf XS, N EDXVIN STOHLMAN AI.Iff1l' DONALD XVESI' Jl.1jffr 'X -XX 'xg 5-4 SECOND BATTALION STAFF ,IERONE KNITTLE UIOHN CONLEY L1ez1fw1.111l .-IJ 'Xlf,1 11 Lzenlwuflf JOHN EVERIYIUI' THOINIAS REESE Sw'gu.:1J.'-.WI.:jffr' G'n9Jon Sw'gc.1'.',' 42 REGIMENTAL HEADQUARTERS and QUARTERMASTER STAFF IAMES SAI CLAIR C1 lllll O1111l411111Afc1 IOHN MACINJXI L1411f111z111' lHON1AS C RANlbION L11 lllc ll 1111 IOSLPH SCLLI S ILL XX II I IANI IAXJI S ILL HAROLD SINJT OW Yer ew! EDXX ARD CRObb LDGAR EHIERS Sxerge 1111 ANTHONY MILLER Czpl 1111 JOHN RLIDX LIL 1111 II I XX ILLIAM bXII I H 9 S 1 LDXX ARD PRI:S'I ON qc SLI I 'NILRRAX TOOMEX F1 fllll 1111111111 I RANC lb IOLI AN L1A11l11111l IOHN HH I1 St SOLFQL 11 XIDA NAA Ci LVL! Q-1 Q - 'W -'X 46 if i gm Q A 45 f xxx s . ' 7 1 - 1 - . A. lp., . ' . A .A hp.. fs- . ' I A . .I A 1 ' . A f 1 .111 A A ,, .L . . . 1 , ,, . 3 ' A Q l A V ' A ' . Lzff ,'a1'Kqf.111f Q .zjf , 1 A1 1.11 ' 7 'Q A A' P1 Lf, 2 A R ,J . - , A , . 1. 11 .SV iq -.1 ll Smjf .Nu '11 xml . .Q A I A .. xg J 4- , Y, Y .M '11 1.1111 -Q, I k gig' f' .,2ll .4- N. i A 1- h A A gn., if' me m - Kg . , . - TW V, K M, 1,1 , , - - 2 5 4 E 5 A- C f 1! 3701 ws I A so ' - . , A Q: . I ' . COMPANY A COMPANY B RICHARD A. Gllililil. C.1pl.1n1 John F. Fox Francis A. Ostrnann Rohert li. Johansen Lieutenant Lieutenant Lieutenant Sergeants J. Wesigerher. B. XVeschler. C. Harmon, R. Payne, James Colburn. Corporals R. Brewer. G. Hughes, J. Jenkins, J. Barry. VV. Gerhardt. D. Edelen C. Dudley. H. Krug. F. Glies. Privates XV. Brewer, J. l.oul.in, J. lfnright. J. Hennigan. l.. Healy. J. O'Connor H. Becke, G. Hughes, F. lidelen, J. XX'heeler, XV. Cable, H. Farr, J. Barhella A. Triantis, T. Vaniglio, M. Harmon. J. O'Connell, J. Dernas, J. Duncan lj. McMahon, E. Sessions, J. Cox, J, Shallcross J. Mansfield, XV. Nance H. Flaherty, P. Rhodes, J. Hanrahan. H. Schrieder. NV. Greany. O. Williams R. Geissenhaner, J. Dowling, H. Harrigan, R. Beyer. R. Tunis, W. Nelly C. Miller. ROBERT TARLFTON C.1pl.1in Michael Deoudes Arnold Richter Richard Smithsnn Lieutenant Lieutenant Lieutenant Sergeants T. Chisari. John Cooke, C. Harmon. J. Brent. C. Ryan, W. Wagner Corporals Brahm, S. Brady, F. Burgan. D. Crider. R. Floocl. G. Gaylor, P Green. R. Harlow. Meyer, J. Saffell. P. Bianchi. Privates L, Bush, J. Clark, F. Cranston, F. DeNX'itr. F. Dollyrnore. R. Dore XXL Bush, H. Dorn, XXV Dowling, VU. Downing. J. Dracos, P. Espile l. Freeman, L. Garner, J. Halpin, L. Hanrahan, J. Hassett, F. Hayhoe L. Janes, T. Jenkins. J. Kennedy, J. Kennedy, J. Lindsay. R. Lynch, J. Lucid J. Mayhew. XV. Marsden. J. McCarthy, J. McDevitt, M. Moran. F. Morgan l. 0'Dea. l. Parker. A. Ramos. D. Richitt, D. Russell. A. Shallcross T. Sipple, W. Smith, R. Spagnola. A. Spagnola, C Steudal. F. Veihmeyer R. Yfarner. C. Wilson. 44 v ROBERT HAYES C,lf7l.lf!1 -I.imes DoI.m john Pettit Peter Nclienntl I.ieuten.int Lieutenant I.ieutt-n.mt SCFHC'-IUIN ,I. Shields, WC Gallogly. Barry. Poulos. A. N.1ssino. R. Coleman Corpomls B Conley, VV. Ifxuins, R. Patton, -I, SI.ILIl7. D. O'Donnell, VU. R.iley. I.. Dougherty. C. MCC4illum. R, Donnelly. H, Dorn. li, Donohue. B. fJ'Dtil ll'1Cll, l'I'iY-IICN lr BIUHIN. Ii, Boucher. T. Brotlericlc. WY Brytim, C. Caceress, C Chelini. I Dayhoff, C. Gaffney, I Hughes, I.. johnson, P, Kelchner. A. Lucas. j. Mayer, P, Pelecune, I.. Raider, j. Ryiin, XV. Schnietler. I.. Spiess. R. Wfiitkins. I Conkley, R. Clark, C. Dwyer. I Fletcher, XV. Flycell j. Gegrirely, C, Grfien, li. Herman, -I, Keating, Ii. McGill, I. MeNiumrr.i F. Murray, D. I'.1r-sero, P. Poliquin, UI, Sell RICHARD DVUYIZR Crzpmin Benjamin Smith john Welch joseph Veneziuni Lieutenant Lieutenant Lieutenant Sergeilnts William Brogan, Paul Ponton, Norris Kennedy, Francis McCarthy john Barbour, Eugene de Ladurantaye Corporals I. Greuny, W, Harris, -I. Hellman, C. Hellmuth, T. Nixon, A, Thomp son, G. Viselt. Privates R. Alvridro, j. Barry, Ii, Be-ery, C. Bright, J. Cahill, T. Cavanaugh B. Clentlenin, j. Cornwell, R. Daily, C. DeCaceris, G. Downs, R. Duke G. Ewald, j. Gallogly, M. Gleason, R, Gifford, j, Grunwnld, R. Knox -I. Kirlin, T, Kowelski, G. Kreger, D. I.'Heureux, P, McCarthy, G. McCully I. Nilone, J, Recd, P. Romano, P. Ruppert, T, Sulh, V, Shields, B. Strong, j. Wiitkins, R, Waybright, J. Wratten, A. Wyant, B. Yocum, COMPANY C COMPANY E COMPANY JOHN MCGINNIS C.1,'71.lir1 Robert Bowers Rohert Ford Joneph Lawrence Lieuten.mt Lieutenant Lieutenant Sergeunta C. Bury. V. Chirichella. R. Black. H. Sinton. G. Quinn. Corporailx R. hfchfalliivn. WY. Black. R. Johglnxen. T. Flood. J. Jordan. R. Rill G. Bussink. J. Dawson. R. Laird. R. McCarthy. J. McVeigh. J. O Donnell F Priyatex XV. Taylor. R. Stohlman. J. Horan. P. Brennan. K. Hogarth. J. Ott VU. livans. R. Seaone. J. Braunner. Yl. Cratsley, G. Joyce. VC. bchneidcr J. 'l'.1ylo:'. R. Fields, T. Demmerle. N. Festa. Vito. G. Newman J. Edwards. T. Iwfattingly, E. Blick. V. Malloy. B, Keon. P. Loemer. E. Estee T. Dudley. J. Pfleiger. R. Davin. C. Clarke, L. Hewitt. COMPANY G EUGENE MORAN C,zp!.1Ir1 Rohert Ramos Richard Rohan John Maloney Lieutenant Lieutenant Lieutenant Sergeants Wfilliam Redding. J. McGovern. XV. Rivers. D. Foley. J. Byrnes. F. Donohue. Corporals G. San Fillipo. Q. Koelkeheck. J. McCarthy. J. Lmeless. E. Cordex vs . Mayhugh. R. Dowe, J. Scheidell, S. Prestopino. Privates P. Black. J. Bovello. L. Carter. J. Claggett. l. Coyle. F. Cross. E. Doyle. A. Gill. L. Haigley. S. Hayermale. L. Harris. T. Keane. J, Madigan J. McMahon. S. Morina. T. O'Neill. I. Plitt, E. Smallwoud. P. Tnlson . Vaughan. R. Boyle. R. Brewer. A. Devereaux, J. Everett. J. Gallagher .I Y R . Hallock. J. Harrington, C. Hayden. P. Holmes. C. Klopfer, J. Mahoney R. Mason, 'l'. McConnell, J. Meyers, J. Natalnni, J. Pracny, J. White. 46 1 HBR! CLUB PAUL ADlxINS Premlc Ill RIC HARD C ll BLI X lNlC l 'Xll BROXX N l ne Pwsnlull Pnlzfnfly MLRRAY TOONIILY ROBERI BOXX ERS ILIII1 Iumz Pllbfhlfl lhc Ylbrc C lub xs one of tln nux llllllf ary OfLUlILlllOI'lS LSIlbllbllCLl thus yur at St ohns Composul ot thc Lommnssnonul olfucrs of tn L ulct Corps its purposc IS to promotc fflltflllfy IYNODBL thc uulct Ofhn rs Lluclop thc splrlt ol thc Ll l t LO ps md to or mme and sponsor SOLlll utnltlcs Mac Inf uc hell rcgullrly to CllSLLlSS 1nd lntuprct thc ITllll'll'l flrst mutxng ln bcp cmbcr the follomnf oil cr marc eluted Cldct Coloncl Plul A llxxns Pre nlcnt C 1 lu C lptun Rxnhml Glcbcl VM. lrcsnlcnt C ulct Cwtun lxlllffly looney Surctlry lrusurcr mm C 1dLtLrLutm1nt Rob rt Bonus pllbllllfy Olflur l'hc thrcc Ll1IlCf.S sponsored by thc Club xxcrc IFIIOHL the Souil hxghlnghts of the yur 'lhn of'14.crs of the Cllss of U hope thu thc Sxbre Club mll be come 1lf.1CllIlOI'l1lOl'2Lll'llZ1tlOI1 of the lvllllflfy Dcplrtmcnt 41 , ' ' t I 1 t 1 I 4 4 I ,.l Sw 'A fer' 1 ' 1' L ' L ' -A'C. M ' A :Ct 7 5:4 5 5 '-Egsl I 1 -Y L ' ' I - - 1' rqgulations .md to consider new improvements for thc corps. At the Vt' A A Ig '41 .4- 2 ' . L 'I 'QS' ' Q QLL' .a 44. C' A A' '. E '- J ' 1 lg ' Ll .A 1' H I , Q' '4 '. . l ' , ., L N U , , l V. .4 , -' 'Y 4' ' 'Aa . . o . f . u 'L ' 'Ag ' - . 1 . mr .. 3.513 Lf 6 --2 ig 'fn'-fuf' x x '1 4 N 5 I My sgw 1 IH! Zi' ,fs X . S i f 4 1-? 'l. ..- - ,QM -9, I.,. 1 f . f 1- , 3 R TA fi f Q .kai ., v wi QQ as - ' . .v Y ' ' v, Q - ,'S ' . sci x Y Y, X7 Q S x . A N 'Z - - V y' ' N '11 . ' xy-1? t N ,fb , ' d .tx .x I - ,, x - A ' ,.V - . x , A . Ii , . an-' ' A X V ,life xv f! ' - 1:i.C:? X 1J:::: I x gvll Ill Q I ' -- VICTOR T. NIXON, U, S. A. Technical Sergeant In response to lirst hantl tall in September. twenty-six seasonetl veterans and .1 gootlly number of neweomers reportetl to Tet'hnie.1l Sergeant Vit- tor T. Nixon. U. S. A.. for hantl rehearsals. Paul XVetl1ling, who for three years hatl upheltl th-- tlarinet seetion, was annountetl as Catlet Claptain. Nameel as his ahle assistants were lfirst I.ieutenant 'laek Gallagher .intl Setontl I.ieutenant lfrank Krarlt. Later in the ye.1r the statl was increasetl when l7r.1nt'is Vosmelx was raisetl to the rank ot' l.ieuten.1nt. Tony Diliartolo .intl Ylames Collins ref tainetl the rank ot C..11let Sergeant liuglers intl Haroltl Lloytl w as ayvpointetl Ifirst Sergeant. The first puhlit .lI7I7C.ll'.lULC was matle ai the Uttoher Mothers' C,luh meeting when the mothers were tlelightetl hy the rentlition ot Suppes l.ight f..lX'.llTy' Oxerture .intl .1 number of popular selet- tions, During the liootlnall season the hantl was heartl at many ol' the games .intl tlimaxetl its limi' hall attivities at the fionzaga game when it marthetl tluring the hall. The m.11n attrattion .it the Christmas entert.1inment was the h.1n1l's inetl- ley of Christmas C,.1rols. It also .ippearetl with the Glee Club at this time, Every Frielay the bantl partieipates at the Dress Paraele. Two outstanding performantes were the eonterts at De La Salle College .intl St. Vlosephs Normal Institute. Ammenelale. Marylanel. During the past few years the hantl has steatlily inereasetl in numbers. New instruments haxe been aeltleel and the eluality of music untlertaken has been of tl high ealihre, This .11lx'.1neement is tlue thietly to the efforts of Sergeant Nixon, who has taken .1 spetial interest in the hantl antl who has given of his valuable time to its progress. To Brother If llohn, l7.S.CQ.. our motlerator antl to Cap- tain Paul XX'e1ltling we are intlehtetl. er1n of the nge s e ee ee n bergexnt Ions D1B1rtoIo un seIeeteI manwer III tour memhers of lm xeir eIIlmPlOn Il N Ilk me LI 1he1I n nry elm ru et n eovsn to XIIFKLIDII POIIILLIIDICIUC IIINIIIUIL 1neI non 1r Itrst m1teh of the sclson Iwi! IIUI I1en 1 mow N t1e e me sltx 1 e e ee1xea e felt of the setson XX1th enm eIeterm1n1t1on thex MIIIIGFY Scxence and Tenchcs EIFII 1n Deecmber 1Iter txxo months of nI1 NILIUII eompet1t1on 1IeI mnounced the Ielm C1IetC1t1 Standmg A DeMarco Kneelmg W Ihree t 1 s Itter they toppee Cleorfe XX 1sI11n1ton XIIFLIHII e YLIIF m e 1 e IXIISSIULI n 1 1 1 r leL1N lw7 III7 1neI on Mzreh 7 thex eIeIe1teeI Stun ton hy the score of I nfl lv 1 lhe term as non lookrnf tor1x1reI to x1etor1es 1n neI pr.1et1ee SLTLLIHI MeDon membe s of the 194' R1IIe the IhtreI Corps Arm mltehcs where tl ey hue oh s ttken hrst honors for the P181 tuo yelrs D1BartoIo I Evans R Ramos R Bowers P Green I Cnsmond R Rohan R Ramos P R Hayes Sgt McDonald Vvlagn r E Burgan I Lndsay T Demmexle A Cross E Qu nn R Dore L Bush 50 I Q vet 'Q A r.1 je. Wai -I' t4I Captgli . Caeiut x'K e -I I' I. 4 . 'K .K,,'. XVII ' f ' .. 'S ' . I SIT' elt. I prytetite- mu IICAQLIII for the- Nrirt' seI 'II Ie- . 'nl . 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'N I www ffhulxlflti K-:L vu-xkx .. 1 pu .im ' vfrzmzzlg 'lun TIINT ru I Nry'H-F A THE JU IDR I-IIGII BROTHER E LEWIS P S C Headmaster Wlth Brothers Lems and Dommtc our mod rators plus the eleyen yeterans of last year s alas we were qurtl-:ly tnttxated mto the d1sc1pl1ne and ways of a mtlttary school Caesar Augusto Caccrcs and Martm Keady were elected to the class pres: dencnes for the E h lg th and Sey enth Grades respcf. ttvely 67 To glYC Xellt to 0L1f lOl1l'Il3llStlC 1ITlPLllSCS W e publnshed the Cadet Gazette a paper whrth drew great attention from the senior class and was greednly read by the underclassmen Co edntor were Robert Tolson and Richard Dans Duck Stohl man was o ur star reporter on the actnrtres of th seniors Am S Ong our many scholars are Caesar Caceres Bob Tolson Wllllam McGill and Richard Stohl man In thc Held of sports we were represented on the yarslty eleyen by Tony Vampllo Our greatest laurels came ln the umor DIXISIOH of the Intrt mural Basketball League vnhcrc vlc placed second haung beaten Freshman A vlho latcr defeated us for the crown In the P vue took fourth place vxhxth was rcally some thmg vshcn one consrdcrs thc stuff competltlon Outstanding players vsere Bob Tolson Thomas Horan Angelo Bosello Ralph Duke Nrcholas Kolonturos and Allen Shallcross Lee Carter Al bert Gnll and Bernard Putzlyger also savn actnon To Brother Lewus and Brother Domlnrc our class moderators go our smtere thanks for a year of real scholastnc adx ancement 7 s y . f ' 1 1 r 1 A 1 ' ' . arochial School Tourna- . mem' ' ' ' 'A - 1. A . , ' D y yy , v ' ' v . A ' ' , y V ' t V - ,' ' ' , r A-, , ' - - -, Brother Dommxc QIVGS fmal mstruchons before the St john s St Matthew s arms extended The Englxsh class avxdly follows cr passage of Treas ure Island O.: game . . . The O.D. interrupts with a few sorry remarks . . . Casey says IUC IU WC V NIXTX 1 Ill wx 1 'xE'i! T1-HLMH 4:5 fwQ.f'fnN tm NH. H X 1 ' 'L-' '.g1::.1 lx ':- v- Ixvv 5 J' ,L 'gnu I 34 HJ: 'Jw Q 'X I'1'I l11x:wf,v iw- w wfw11f.i,wx '::.g EI' T.1MX'fw' Hl'tX'I1,' T' I -In 7 .- . V7 f' xr, g ' ' NVNTZZ l n-I wi Iv f' LUIMQ lv' tux ' I. Pwlwx fm vyfp, !1+wv.L'.y 'ra :M MH ln,.1g1L Ir-I Inman-ircxi uni I fm' :N lm l.iQr1 rm 'M :tin rmgn Al :MN Npurl Eval' sl1'M 1 1 1 . fmxi Z?.L,'L'f fu! N14 wth 7C.1ZIT wi '-NIl'.ll. 'wi' mix M sx .Q . I SPORTS 0I' GLOR 'lhe middle ot April saw the tirst lnnt ot the WH foothall season tor St. 'lohnis when 'R .an didates answered C oath Augustertiers tall for spring prattite, After two weeks of intensive workf outs the squad disbanded until tall with high hopes for a suttessful season. On the hfth of September football started in earnest with daily workouts on the held adioining the Lincoln Memorial, and alter a few' days the number of candidates was tut to bio, the footballers who were to tomprise the St. 'lohn's varsity for 1941. The Cadets made their hrst puhlit' appeararite on September Z6 in a night game against George XVashington High of Alexandria, Marthing 'S yards with the opening kickoff. the 'lohnnies put the ball in storing position. and Harold Krug tak- ing a reverse from Spiess went S yards for a tough- down, St, .lohn's took the defensive for the rest ot the game and emerged with a 7 to .2 vittory, Tl-IE lhe tollowing baturdav. Ottolvei' 4. saw the thermometer hover around 911 degrees while lion shirt-sleeved toothall tans w atthed the l.1ttle lien erals ot' Xkasliingtoia and l.ee High play St, Ilohnk at Clarendon. 'lhev saw' the tired hut lighting Cadets lead the powerful hosts for three periods. only to tollapse in the tinal period due to Iatk ot' reserv es. Wlien the dust had tleared the store stood Jo to 1 in favor ol XV, and l.. Another week passed tluieklv and Devitt loomed as the next opponent. The game waged ev enlv for three periods with one touehdown for either teain. 'l'hen in the liourth quarter lNltCiow'an ol Devitt went over for the winning touthdown. giving the Upton Street team .1 15 to 6 vittorv. Muth tredit goes to our captain, Tommy Cihisari. for his tight- IIIQQ, never say die spirit, even in the final losing lllUITlL'l1lN. Front How: I. St. Clair Im r.l. I. Donnellyj tmgnl, L. O'Deu, W. Davis, H. Krug. I. Pettit. I. Veneucxni. S. Byrnes. F. Chiscxri. R.lIohcmsen. D. O' onnell. A. Vaniglio. L. Speiss, W. Brogcn, C. Wilson, G. Hughes. I. Cox, P. Adkins tmgr.J, l. Lynch tmgr.I. im F- GRIDIRO On Ottoher I' the Cadets piled up three toutl' dow ns in as many quarters to roll oxer .1 strappy C tlxert Hall team from Baltimore. The stene was fentral stadium and the stars were Spiess. with his running and passing: Krug. with his plunges. and llughes. who axeraged nearly 42 yards per kitls. the tinal store was ll to IJ the team seemed dts, tined to tinish with .1 xittorious season, XY'ith thampionship xisions in mind. the fadtas marthed mer their next toe. Charlotte Hall. to .1 store ot' ss to Ii. on Uttoher lo, Tom Chiasi stood out w ith his smashing tatkles and his hlotking. and managing to register l i points for the hlohnnifgs. Highlight ot' the game was the appearante ot Ifrank Cady. ex-St, ,toms athlete. in the visitors' lineup, Charlotte Hall nexertheless was outtlassed hy the hard tharging Cadets. 'lourneying up to the Roosexelt gridiron the fol- lowing week, the Starlet and Grey extended their retord to tour vittories with a smartly exetuted ground and aerial attatk. Amid a driving rain. more than 200 tadets watehed Buddy Spiess almost have the game to himself, On the first play ot' the second quarter he went through the line for ltr yards and a touthdown, Midway in the same period Spiess passed to I.ut.1s for the setond tally. In the linal stanza it was the same Spiess who intertepted .1 Roosexelt pass on the xisitors' 20 and stored Back How: C. Ruppert. I. O'Connell. I. Dowling, M. Moran. EUGENE AUGUSTERFER, AB. Coach again. At the linal whistle the store stood Zl to 6 in taxor ot' the Cadets. During the next w eelc victories and defeats were forgotten in the preparations for the annual classic with our traditional opponents, the Eagles of Gon- zaga. 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I- 1 - Ii iw kl1lItLff0 . the playing llclll Altar Ilmccrhgg lolh tcnmx. thc 'UK fl,114,m1,lQ lfmlxly ,A , t Q- 'b I ' ,- Jkt Lon I I 1 - .Il oil' thc hclal .ml thc I-L'.lllII'L' the LN -llwmralmc. in thc KLJHK. tlgtlimt at .ml - '- I - Thi' um thc last for such stars .ls H m Q fpxri. oll' Si I 'J A ' .1 lon' P-iss lo Huf hw mar thc tml V Mm Kcm 'l to P'-15' UCD l' JU ' bu he 1. - HV mo -. ,J : I, ' l nd Ulm M4 fore. .mal LIIINJXLKI their sc.1s0n with .1 lwrilliant 50 yard, .1 I .1 lou l1lON'I, fhxs mme .xx .1 mx I I to I .' ' I' - - ' ' ll IO . df 'e I' om tl c St. vlohnf Ji. 'th K b .ml ' ' ' 7 U ' ' Chi. ' .1lfCTH.lllI1f .1' .grounl gli lor , bl A ' .' ' '--I sl- I ' ' ' WWI- ':-- ' w 'V If The . 1f ' ' ' I . rc' tl ' S Vins .nll Nol. . . . ' xl . I mx - ic thc lore. l tl A, 1 Q QI K ' lm A K. ,Cn X A 4 - ' ' ' ,' ' holy . K ' ' A A ' lzy of Spiik- . . ' k' k 1 , SIA it I fc A. x ' ' ' ' . A I ful, ,lol -1 'I 4A 4. LICQI 'gc ul-I. .uh h '.l'. -., ' - Q . 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Q cr f ga ' 'f-an ,'-:fl 7' Y W 15 .f fi 1' , '-1 'I le W Q Q' 'if A-A.gm Q ,Ia Mas, g:!IT7 '1 ax . , i'f.Afwj 4 A' if I 5'5- .36 an Sllhng I Cooke C Dudly G Hughes P McCarthy A Thompson Standing I Donnelly fxngrl I Hassett R Gxebel L Healy C Harmon W Brogan T Chxsan fmgrj I-IIT THAT BASKET In hrs years at St ohns Eugene Augusterfer was a member of both ehampronshrp basketball and football teams Later at Clthollc L he starr d on outstanding teams there At first ambrtronrng, a career rn Economlcs he decided he lrleed coaehlne better md turned has whole attentnon to sports Coming to St ohn s an 1935 he maugurated a ren oxatxon of ohnny sports whrch were at that trme rn the doldrums Smee has adxent the Kay dets haye been rn the fore rn Drstrlet athletres lor thre years the Catholle Metropolitan Crown has been the possession of St ohn s Whrle the crowds were strll cheering the feats of the football team Coach Augusterfer was put tmg hrs three yeterans and a score of green horns through the paces rn preparatron of the commg season Early rn anuary the team got off to a drs appomtmg start with losses to Wfnllson and Roose xelt Then ln a burst of feryor they upset Mt Qt osephs Anacostra Eastern and Catholrcb I'rosh On anuary 22 at Garrett Park they bowed for the hrst tlme In years to scrappy Georgetown Exe by the score 36 to 28 Vletory and defeat were both tasted ID the next three days nn contests wrth Bethesda Chexy Ch1se and Wilson IU thlt order On the twenty eighth 1 e Cadets garned sweet rexeniee oxer the Gonzaat Eagles for a panr of lrcl-tmgs last year Always IH the lead the score ll the hml whlstle stood 31 to 26 A word of prarse rs ln order for the team ltrst honors 5,0 to a pfur of semors melt Cooke 1nd Brlly Brogan Nerther one a hugh scorer both were a great steadymg Influence on the team and could come through wnth two pomts rn a trght Spot Mc Carthy Dudley and 'Ihompson are the umors who tally up a large percentage of the pomts Con slstent hugh scorer and pryot man was Georfe Hughes who shapes up as a probable all hugh se le tnon IU another year The aetmtles for the next two weeks consisted of a series of uctorres oyer Eastern Benednctrne of Richmond Mt St osepns and Central wxth losses to Washlngton and Lee ol Vrrgmra and Georgetown Prep Swmgrng mto the home stretch Bethesda Am costm and Xxfashmgton and Lee fell before the fast moymg Cadet attacl-e A reyuy enated Gonzaga me -a H' V. :. ., . . . . . , . V . V . ' ' .. V , , - t 2.-- A V , . , , t- v, A - .K , A I . . y ' , 1, A . 1 1 . '.e E, 1 A, I il' t ' - 4' ' v l ' 1-,. -. , Vs l 4 . I Ct . - 1 - V - V V . I C ,t I V. n e 1 .G ' V' I 7. A 'L , ' 1 ' L ' A ' 4 ' . f J 1 f ' 1 V ' , I' . - K .. . -.5 V . V , - ,S V y V. . K A N . . ' ' . , v - 'C V V , ' ' 1 v s 4 ' ' 1 v ' ' ' . a ' C- . . Q .. VV . a + ' K ' A C ' . A ' ,' -' V V V . V . v V. X . d . . ..,. , . . , 4 H . .. I , , , . . . s - - V, V . . - -l V ' ' .. . . , t GH CID GH CIN GU an GFI GU GH Feb Feb Fe Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Mar BROTHER F LEO F S C Athletlf' Dneciox S I C A1umn1 W11son Roosevelt S1 oe Eastern Anacostla Ceorgetown Prep Bethesda W11son Gonzaga Washmgto 6 SI oe Cen'ra1 Georgeto re Bethesda Anacostxa Washmgo 6 Lee Gonzaga Conzagcx , p to 'E . 4 4 n I Q Y ' 411 38 I . 5- ' 18 28 I . 7- 22 34 I .12-MI. .I 35 3U I 15- 39 24 I .18- ' 47 44 I . 22- 1 28 EEE I .23- 27 24 I .27- ' 35 SF, I .3O- 31 25 Feb. 2-Eastern 35 33 , 5- ' n Lee 37 29 . 7-MI. . I 45 25 b. 11- . 41 37 ' , 13- wr: P p, 38 41 . 14- 42 29 . 19- ' 27 QQ . 24- ' t n 39 23 . 27- 24 28 . 3f 1 T3 29 cnt storclcas for tvxo 1n1 1c gunz xx rt11nL 11 IL oxc nds .,11nL1 1 111r1 Llrnu 2 71 xlttorx 0xLr111L 01111 mem to excn thc more If one g111c IPICM. St 01111 s A 11111 n11r111tcs md xx1th txxcntx Seto out no t1111L IU Lc1t111g 111 1x II thc hm as tor 1 Ita 1 BIFOH storm H1111 1 push up shot 0 1o11oxx1nQ 1r1111x thcx xxon t1c 5cr1cx xx1 h 1s1111x11 xx 11111. 1 lnv vw to 79 xntorx 1n the first roL1n11 01 t1c 5111 111 UUW11 IL IL1111 xxon no t1t1cs but tomprlcd 1 string feats. Not thc tht sem 1hr111s 0 n Mont 1011.11 11111111 In 1 Bcthud 1 LFICOLIDYC red the B1r0nx 0 Iohnmcx HIL the 1 111 LX Ll L fourttcn XILIOFIC5 1g1lIl5f ukght 16 't xx'.1s .15 I ILI 11111 bx 1c.1111, ut or11 01111 C01 h Augustcrfcr would rLm1r1t Good, cons111 b1tt1f. ng 111 YXO ondx to 0 Hughes x xx rshcd t xx1t1 ucxcn act U '12 n pomtb IYOIN I 11111 1011 rt to tlf: thc store CFIHY' JU IDR VARSIT Neyer enterrne lyL,lI11C on tn CLlL1ll tootrnf wth err opponents nn que sue or expertenee ll unror V1rs1ty t 1n bo 1st of 1 reeorel xxhneh pomts to 1 rosy tuture tor blsltetblll II St ol1n s lhe te un eomposeel munly ot lreshmen ml 1 fem Sopho mores met the best 1y Vee seyuuls rn XV1sh1n ton mel Vrrpnu mtl emereeel vuth 111 IXLFIQC. ot better th1n 600 Although losing to IU ol1ler mtl more Ueperleneeel CJOIILJSI elumt wlttorles were Western Georgetown Prep registered oyer 'leeh l lee Roosexelt mtl Anuostn XV1sh1ngton IDL hneups were lommy USUI y I Dudley P1t Rhodes Bernie Reyes erry md 'Iommy c,.1N.1I1lL1iQl1 Alu us elcpend1ble nn my tight spot were 'Iom Srpnle oe Doyslmy, mel rmmy Hassett Hlghest f'Jrer ln my lI1LllXlLlLlll game wus Bllly Rrxers Runh lxlLh11llOI1 mtl Plul Duflslll sm letron ln 1 nu nber ot the mmes e runmg th1t th te un reeelxetl lr Brother Dulel Leo tlurme the past se tson will be lern when they try out for tn lflXllU1lblC lsset to t1 t e1r Brother Ieo may be justly l 1 xarslty berth ncx y proud ol the lelx meemcnt 1 mule by his eh urges 1 ur mg the se1son Standxng G Busslnk I Dowlxng H McMahon Kneehng T Dudley BROTHER D LEO FSC Coach d B Reges I Barry I Hassett I Slpple P Rho es I Rivers T Cavanaugh H Flood P Durlun J 4 A, I 7 ' - - I Y '- thl A . tp 1 l: , ' .4 ' l I ' . 1 1 - 1 D 'I V. e ' ' -4 X 1 L ' I ' V . A '- . . -. A.- '4- . '. ,. V . ' 1 1 ... X ' ill' 'n the starting ' A I ' ' ' ', 1 ' ' ' 'Bussinle ' - - ' V V - . A: lik A t Y I A je n L 1 ' - '41 , Th- tt' ' . c -. om . A , . f -. - -' . K I 'i f L'4 4A ' 4 4' ' K ft :A v . va A , 4. kv .' L- 1 D I ' . Intramural Champion SENIOR B set at the hands ot' SA was .in impetus to .ill team lo Senior B goes the Intr.imur,il Championship to redouble their effort to displace IIB, Most seri Banner in token of their xittories in the Senior ous threats were -IA and SB. Highest scorer was League. Playing tl heads up brand of ball in all Bill Brewer. Second place was shared by jimmy their encounters, :B was ible to down IA. RA. AB. Dolan .intl Tom Reese. Brother Daxid I.eo is tl.1ss RA. .ind 2B with comparitix ely little etforti An up- moderator. Stemding: F. Vosmek tmgnl, O. Williams. H. Hayes, I. Dolan. W. Brewer. F. Loulcm, R. Stone Kneeling: I. Knittle tcocchl. T. Cranston, T. Reese, T. Chisuri. P. McKenna, I. Veneziani Ab. mi 3?- INRESHNIANI A In .1 hotly disputed series ot gimes IA swamped Championship in the Iunior Ieague Presiously IA hid been defeated by the ,inior High in an oxer time period game This xx s he r only oss FIILLEC -'zavft l .1 Coachetl by Brother D Aloisius the team intluded 1 number ot outside teams in its sehedule at one Nletropolitin Parochial School Champions Highest sc rer viis Sill IN gh lot 1 ' I Bil 'I in I ' '- ffm if ' p-, 3 Ln Kl . v Q' 5 x ,gf o 1 I . ' h K M 1 I K . ' V -5 it at 'I 7 Cer ' - 1 , J 1 K JI I 4.1, the junior High to the tune of 41-16 to take the time defeating St. Matthews Parochial School the . 4- ' ' 'r ' . '- , J 0 - x' li H Iiiyhug . IN s X.1lLL1b,C player ' ' ' .. ' 'J' t i ' l '. was Sig 'l '4 '0r. 'sl TENN S Under the guiding h1nd of Brother D AlIglISflU thc tcnnls team has adxanccd stmdlly durmg, the put few wars At the d atc of thus WLIIIIUL the te1m his englgul rn no ofI1t11I mirth but prosputs for 1 Suucssful season arc promising, On Marth tenth 4 mcctmf xx 1s Q tllui for all prospcctne tcnms L mtl: txon games Each u 1rm d 15 fin is the x mous groups that xx ere pnrcd o'Y pmcttung on the Dlitmt courts on the Mall Here 5 vslshlng the team exery suecess Bock How Left lo Right H Black E Deoudes W Downing A Mansheld I McG1nn E Siohlmcn Mxddle Row Leif lo Right P Adkins I Barry A Miller W Kolontures I Fltzhernld R Gxebel Front Row Lefilo Hxgh! I Flelahell B Xeon I Gogurty I Hopkms R Lynch 5 ' ' 1 ' I 'A Q f I L . A ' A Y , - , . . I 7 V - . , - ' - ' , 'Q ,, . . . , , 1 dates. Some twenty veterans .md new tomers signed up for the elimimo n f X. '. . ' Q. ' 'L I . I . ' 4 ' ' . ' 1 1 1 111 1x11 11 111 111 11 .1 11111111111 111 1111 1i 114 .11111 411.1 11111 1x11111111 1-1 11Iw 11111111111 1111 1111111111 N11 I1 f11:111:x111111111-111111111111 11111.11 ,11111 1111 111 111111g111411: V1 1N'1111 1i1g1:11111'.111U.11111 11 11111 1111L.1111111I111. 11111111g111111.11'1.11111N.11111 111111 1111 51111111111 11 1-1111111111 1N111L N111' f11111111111111.11x 1'11' N111I111'N f1,,111111'11:.11 11111111 11111111 . . .1111 1.1N1 17L1l 11111 11.111 1111 511 1,1411 1411 11111111111 11.111.1 ws 51111.11 '1 31111.11 111 III 111 U1A111L R1'g11111'11i,11 411141 11111111 11111111 11 11111 111 N11 1111 5L1lI 1' 11111, 411 11111111 111 1. 'HCTIVITI W ' ' Q1 r 1 ' Q-ami A section ol the Mothers' Club during the monthly meeting in St. Ioseph's Hull: Relreshments are served alter the meeting by the Entertainment Committee. Insert: Mrs. William K. Gallagher reads the Sccref tc1ry's report. MDTHER ' CLUB Two weeks .tliter the ripening of school the Mothers' Clluh h.ul its tirst meeting ot' the turrent yeari Purpose ot' the meeting was to install the new otticers who haul been elettetl at the last meeting before the summer retess, Replttting Mrs, Ann Strieter in the Presitlenuy was Mrs, Thomas bl. Ken- neth' who h.ts lveen iissot i.tti-tl with the t luh lor the past three years. Other ot-tiers were Mrs, Vinton! l., Toomey. Vite Presitlent: Mrs, XY'illi.tm Chtl lagher. Setretaryg Mrs. Frintis A, Ostm.tnn Tre.tsurer, Brother D. Augustin, l7.S.fQ. is motlerzttor. BROTHER D AUGUSTIN, FS C. Fieneh S.IV7!Yl.'ilT On the hrst lfritlay ot' Ottolwer the hrst form.tl meeting was heltl .intl new memlwers initiitetl, l2l.1I1s tor the year were formwlntetl .intl tommittees formetl. First itttiiity on the progixtm was it Meet St. .lohn'5 Tea. This was heltl in the school hall .intl ennhletl parents of new boys .tt St. Johns to meet the Brothers .intl inspett the sthool, ln lite Novemlwer the Cilulv sponsoretl the highly suttessful Bingo Party in Str -losephk Hall, This w.is tolf lowetl n few weeks litter hy 41 parent-teitliers' meeting. Main speaker on the program was Dom Etlwnrtl Rituth. O.S.l5., Phll Oli the Psytliologi' Department of Clitholit' lfniversity itntl Ciiiitlinte Consultant of St, .lohns His tttltlress w.ts Motlern fhiltl Problems, Through the efiorts of Mrs. Hiroltl Sinton .1 numher of prominent spetlcers were seturetl to .isle tlress the senior class. The Reverend 'lohn K, Cftirt- w right. D.D.. fountler of the fritits lforum spoke on Current literary Cirititism. The Rt-ierentl 4 h.irles H.trt expliiinetl the .ittixities ol' the fltthe olit lfxitlente Ciuiltl, Vein' Rc-xcrtntl Monsignor luxwrente Shehin. 13.13. spoke on ftttlzrilit fhirities. After the fihristm.ts holitliys the fluli lic-'1.in plums tor the Annual f.trtl llirti .intl lltnte wliith was lieltl ,tt the Sliorelittn llotel. lhis tl.tnte is setontl only to the Regim,-nt.tl lS.tll in poptiliritx throughout the sthool. Nlwsi. w.is supirlietl lu litrnee Lowe .intl his ort'litstr.tA :X numlwer ot' primttt eiitg-riwrises were siionsoretl hi' intlixitluil memliers ot' the f lulw Vu tlf'l.l'-IX' tht expenses ot- the Senior Rt-trett .it Nlginresi. F F :adm Rear How on steps Left to Rrght W Heddmg F Ostmcmn I Scull E Slohlman C McCallum C Grbbs S Welch R Ford I Lynch I Dolan Mrddle How Stcndmg Left to Rrght W Conley I Halpm I Staub R Lynch I Wexsgerher E Long P Ponton T Hopwood R Ramos I Fox Front Row Slthng Left to Rxght I Gallagher W Ford M Toomey I McGmns D West I Maloney lhe C tthollt Students Nlrssxon C rusnlc xx N rue unxt lor the put sex llyCll'SIl1C XX nhmgton unblrshed 1t St ohn s thru xurs 1Lo 15 1 sc 1 Ch 1ptcr hu been tlomxmted by bt ohn s boys who hue fnen lt thelr hetrty support On sexcr1l oCt1 nom St john s SCUIOFS hue been eluted Presntlent of the lot xl C lllPICf IDLIFIHL the hrst week ot Wo tlutul ohn C IXICGIHIIIS xx 1s thoscn Prcxltlent 'Nlurru Ioomq 1115 the Ll1OlCC for Vue Presrtlent mtl 11k Conley took our the double ofhtc ot Se FCIIFD Ire15urcr The first utnlts ot the Club 111s the oll1bor1 tlon mth the lxnlghts ot the Dunne Chlll ln ol Icetlng, tlothes 1nd food stuffs lf Chrlstmu tor the poor t.1m1l1e5 ot the Dlstmt The z1re1t suteess ot the Communxts Chest Drnc 1 due rn no sm1ll manner to tl1e Cb NIC mem bers who Londueted the lrne throughout the sehool Thu xe1rs contrlbunons exceeded 1ll former sears BROTHER E IOSEPH FSC To Brother E Ioseph md Iohn NI1G1nms ue Moderator 1re indebted tor .1 hlghlx auttcsatul 1e1r 9 I . CX 1 I. 5 7, ,, Wu - I I I I 1 Q. ' ' r 1 f ' .1' . A. 5 ' Lf er, 3 - A Y 'fi , ' Q . -I A H ,I .KI lf r . P.' , 1 ' Q.. ' Q 3 I I. ' vcmber the first meeting w.1s called 11n1l othters A 8- ' .- wk- . - 'f.' 7, ,F . ZV . U. , .K K- . .,. . .K I kr - Ly As ' n L .-.r . . - . - - K - - V Stcxndmg A Hayden R Gifford I Grenney W Clendenen I Cnsznond F Vexhmeyer V Brown C Gxbbs Sxthng R Fltxpatnck I Lynch W Redding I Dolan H Dorn DR MHTICS Settnny, sexeral precedents the Dramatic Society presented the comedy Breezy Money on the exe mngs of anuary twenty second and twenty thnrd an St ohns Audrtornum flhls was the first tune rn tcn years that a mayor play was presented on our own boards Preyrously due to lack of propcr stage equipment the annual plays were presented nn St BROTHER D AUGUSTIN FSC Moderator Pauls Hall Another mnoyatuon was the selection of a comedy for thxs year s presentatnon A matnnee performance was gnen on Sunday nfternoon lnuary elghteenth for the Relxgxous of Washrngton Both eyenlng performances were gn en before a capaclty crowd The femnnlne roles were taken by Harry Dorn and Clarence Grbbs From Dorn s first appearance ames Dolan had the male lead The supporting cast Included Roland Frtzpatrltlt the bramy money maker ohn Lynch the propruetor of Cummms Inn ames Crlsmond who did the part of a South ern Colonel to perfection lranlx Velhmeyer the loxelorn Herbert W'est Andrew Hayden who al most stole the show as the good for nothin col ored bell hop wflllldm Reddlng., as the artful Carter Maxam and Robert Guilford as Lonnxe the town Sllf.l'll'T Vnncent Brown ohn Greany md Wxlllam Clen demn handled the stage effeets To Mr Arthur S Harycy r our dlrector B other D Augustin FSC Brother I' Thomas l SC and Brother D Alfred FSC we owe our sincere appreciation for malung Breezy Money the success xt was 1 r V v . 1 A r l A D . I V . ' J L D , jr ' t , ,' -r , , ,. ' v I . ' v Y l till last curtain call there were gales of laughter. ll ' ' ' L J ' ' , ' ' ' . - I , , ' V , 1 ' ' R . ' g l . ', ' l f.yq J., ' l :U y Q, . 1 .I I I , , 80 Chxrxeterlstre ot the Brother s sehools IS the tle xotlon to the Box Christ lor thus purpose the Ar h eonfriternrtx ot the Drxrne Chrltl xx 18 orgmrzeel at bt ohns some thlrtx xetrs leo Exeh member 1 lxnoxxn IS 1 lxmght ot the Dunne Chrll mel the ml ltr rhh LXIJIIOII IxDC IS the 5 xxort exerx St lohn s m n st xssemhlx ot the Conlrrtermtx xx ts e t September sexenteenth I sehool llbflfy rot mer ID Allrel I bf xxeltomet htelx the ol Archconlralernlly 01 The Dlvme Child members mel enrolled the ncxx eomcrs In the eourse ol the meetlnig aetlxrtles ot the xelr xxere mtppetl out mtl orheers elettctl Nlurrxx 'Ioomex memher of list xetrs t x ts e et aresltlent ohn onlex et xme seeret xrx mt ose uh Stull xx xs reeleetetl to the othte ol SILTISIIFI Lteh month the eluh eontluets the noxent from the srxteenth to the txxentx filth Besxeles the noxem the Club holels monthly elrs eLIS5l0f'l5 on Cxtholre Aetlon m 1ts xirnous lspeets lo Brother ID Altretl I SC our motlerxtor xxe express our smeere th tnlts for hrs nexer txrrne Inter cst rn our club Iettxxtles Xlllffly 'I OOIUCS In title 111 om fonlex S I f O e h beull 9 Hx! , ' I K. I j ', K.4 K Q K - . I v - '.' ' 4 - A. . . . 'J' ' ' ' ru J 1 A 's K K fa 'II . rr A '. .Q A h' ' I of K K K K . K ' ' .ln .xttlxc - - 1. I Ll th x'.i 'le tell I - QKI C, A' hw A ' '. K'1. I lfirj K' ' - . '. A hell on K . K K K ., .K .K I' ' ' H in txc i 'ay B I4 . '-e. Q. 'I .' - tl 7: 4' e 1 - l .Ref 'Ve .Jt'K1 KI s'p I' . .,:l ' .111 f 81 Top Row Left to Right E McMahon G Gaylor H Cohn R Hohan W Smlthson C Steudal D Lxndsay I Kmltle 2nd Row Lelt to Rxght I Vaughn I Naialonl G Gray R Dwyer I McGxnn1s tPresxdenlI R Ramos W Wagner C McCallum E Preston Grd Row Left to Right I Gallagher W Schnexder I Kedzxerskx R Barry tlnbrarxanj F Kraift fsecretaryl F Morgan F Hayhoe E Herman I Heed Front Row Left to Hxghl I Mahoney L Quinn H OConnor T Salb Q Koelkebeck I Clagelt I Pl tt C Klopler R Fleld GLEE john MCGIDUIS Prerzdeuf Robert Barry George Gayflor Lzbmrzam l rank Kralft Seuclrzzy ln response to an appeal made by Brother D Alfred for yolunteers for the Glee Club some praetlte Wlth only four weeks to Chrlstmas we set out on a program to be presented durmg the Chrlstmas holldlys Due to the patlent dnreetlon ot Brother Alfred and the whole hearted eooperatlon of the members of the elub the CllI'lSIIDd5 entertun ment was a huge suttess The enthuslastxt rec p tlon gnen by the student body was an mcentne to greater efforts At the Chrnstmas performante we were fortunate m haymg rn the audience Dr Leo Behrendt dxrector of the Catholle Unnerslty Glee Club After the program Dr Behrendt made many CLUB helpful suggestnons on how to foster mterest m the elub New members began to ask admlsslon to the tlub and by the mlddle of Iebruary the group had grown to fifty Plans were formulated for a St Patrrclts Day telebratlon After seyeral weeks of ante thxs tlme wlthout the nd of the school band on Mlrth sesenteenth Most of the pletes were lrlsh follt songs The popular Wmter Song w1s repeated and was agam enthuslastleally recened Durnng the season solos were gnen by Robert Barry Hrryey Harrlgan and john MeGmnrs It goes w lthout saymg th 1t the suttess of the tlub was due to Brother Datnn Alfreds untlrlng ind perslstent splrlt ln the fate of many discourage ments It IS hoped that the Glee Club wnll establish itself as a bt ohn s tradltxon , I ........., If .I - . ' y v y V, f I thirty' shy candidates reported to BB for initial hard practice we gave our second major perform- . - . V - - V s A . , ' ' ,' Z' y gs l- l Q 4 k I V . A .' A ' I ' ' ' ' ' ' , v . ' ' - ' ' ' , ' A 1' . . I I l ' 'z U h ' It ' I ' . , , - - ' f W 1 A ' . ' , L . , l A Y' . , , , . - - - -y ' ' - . -31 , V, Z - . g ' y - ' ' ' - ' I I I I V ' ' Cla ' ' l - t 82 PATRONS Rt Reverend Mons1gnor Charles R O Hara Rt Reverend Monslgnor Thomas A Rev Brother G Paul FS C Rankln Prov1nc1al Chr1st1an Bro hers Rev Brother E Clementlan FSC General St Ioseph s Normal School Dlrector St Iosephs Nov1t1ate Rev Brother Ellas Ieremy F S C Dlrector Rev Brother G Henry FSC Dtrector La Salle Hall Rev Bro her E Ioseph F S C Dlrector St Iohn s College Rev Brother D Edward F S C Provmcral Inspector of Schools Rev Brother Em1l1an F S C Presxdent La Salle College Phlladelphla Pa Rev Brother Alfred F S C Presldent De La Salle College Brookland D C Rev Brother E Leonard F S C Presldent Unlverslty of Scranton Rev Brother E Iames FS C Dlrector Calvert Hall College Dom I Edward Rauth O S B Rev Father lohn Sweeney Rev Fa her Lawrence A McGlone Rev Father Fannon Rev Iames E Cowhlg 24 Benedlctlne Fathers Dommtcan Fathers Francrscan Fathers O F M Franclscan Fathers O M C Passlonlst Fathers Slsters of St Ioseph Brother Emmanuel Iohn F S C Brother Dems Ambrose F S C Lt Colonel and Mrs Henry F Rhodes Lteutenant and Mrs Clarence H Blurton and Famtly Sergeant and Mrs Thomas H McDonald Sergeant and Mrs V1ctor T Nlxon Blessed Sacrament School Freshman B Brother Daclan Allred F S C 83 . . ,... .. .. 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PATRONS Mrs Florence C Adams MISS Nancy Adklns Mr and Mrs R E Adkms Robert C Alexander Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs A Alvarado Eugene Augusterfer I Ayres Compllments of A P Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Pete Branchl Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs B I Balducc1 Iohn F Ballenger Henry P Batch Robert I Black S S Blxck Mrs Eva Blum Mrs I E Boyle MISS Norma Brawthren Dr and Mrs IohnF Brennan Mrs Marlorle H Brown Mrs Esther K Chambers Tom Ch1sar1 Mr and Mrs Leo Clagett Mr and Mrs W1ll1am F Clancy and Mrs George Clancy Phlllp Clark and Mrs Ernest M Clayton and Mrs Arthur I Colbert Dr and Mrs Maur1ceI Conley EISIE Mar1e Conley Maur1ceI Conley 41 Iohn R Conley 42 W1ll1amI Conley 43 Robert O Conley 46 Mrs W H Cornwell Mr and Mrs Harry Costello Mrs Dan1elI Cox Mr and Mrs Iohn Coyle Mr and Mrs I I Cranston Mrs Clara E Broderlck and Mrs I T Burke Iames Burke and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs M1ss Norma Mrs Ioseph Mr and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Irvln F Bury W1ll1am W Bush G I Busslnk G Busslnk H Byrne I W1se Byrnes IohnI Colllns Iullan R Caceres Iohn Cahrll Austln F Cantleld B F Carte Wrllram P Cavanaugh M1ss Katherme Creamer Mr I Creamer Mrs L V Crlsrnond Mr L V Crxsmond Mr LOUIS A Crlsmond 39 Mr and Mrs Thomasl Crock Mr and Mrs L E Dolan Mr and Mrs Robert Davls Darle Faye Davls Mr and Mrs L de Ladurantaye LOUISE de Ladurantaye Raymond de Ladurantaye Mr and Mrs EdwardA Dent Ir . . . Mr. . . . Mr. ' ' . . . Mr. . . ' . . Mr. . . - - l Mrs. M. Z. Creamer Mr. . . . ' ' Mr. I I Mr. . ' . I I I ' Mr. . ' ' . I I I ' Mr. . . . ' I ' I ' I ' Mr. . . ' A ' Mr. . ' . l Mr. . ' . ' ' ' Mr. . ' . ' l Mr. . . . r Mr. . ' ' r . . . . , 84 PATRONS Mr and Mrs H S Devereaux Mrs Katherme Donnelly Mr and Mrs D Lee Donnelly Mr and Mrs P I ODonoghue Mrs C F Donohoe Mr and Mrs E W Dorn Mr and Mrs Iohn W Dorn Mr and Mrs Harry A Dorn Harry A Dorn Ir Mrs Maurlce P Doran Mr and Mrs R M Dowe Mrs Ioseph A Dowllng Mr Ioseph A Dowlmg Mr and Mrs Iullan O K Downey Iudge and Mrs Iames R Duncan Mr and Mrs R1chardI Dwyer M T Dwyer R1chardI Dwyer 4l Mr and Mrs C E Edwards Angus C Edwards Mr and Mrs Iohn Ell1ot George E Emmert Mrs I C Enwrlght Mr I F Ertter Mr and Mrs E C Estes Mrs Paul S Evans Mr and Mrs R1chardI Everett Mr and Mrs CharlesA Everett Mrs Louxs A Everett LOUIS A Everett 37 Charles A Everett 41 and Mrs Iohn Pilexger and Mrs I Dent Farr Mrchael P Fxore and Mrs I Blame Fltzgerald and Mrs CharlesI F1tzpatr1ck Iames L Flelshell Esq Mr and Mrs IulesC Flood Mr and Mrs Iohn R Forney Mr and Mrs Fred Mrs Margaret Freeman Complrrnents of F M Dr and Mrs Harry P Gallogly Mlss Eleanor R Gallogly Wllllam Gallogly 42 Mr and Mrs W K Gallagher Mrs Teresa L Gallagher Iohn Paul Gallagher 42 Mrs B B Gallaudet Mrs A I Gexssenhamer Mr and Mrs Ioseph H Glebel Lt IosephH Glebel USA 37 Rlchard A Glebel 42 Mr and Mrs R H Glflord Mr and Mrs Paul G Glers Mlss Emma Loulse Godey Dr Edward A Gorman Mrs Iohn Grambo Mr and Mrs Iohn F Greaney Dr and Mrs W F Greaney Mlss Marte Greene Mrs Mary F Gross Mr and Mrs F Govan . . . . Mr. . ' . ' Mr. . . . , . Mr. ' . ' , , , , ' Mr. . . ' ' I A U Mr. . . ' ' . . . , Sr. - - - 55 PATRONS Mr and Mrs I A Hagan Mr and Mrs A I Hatgley Mr and Mrs D Ioseph Hanlon Marlon A Hannbeck Mr Paul Hannon Mr and Mrs Leo Hanrahan Mr cmd Mrs M I Harmon Mrs Albert C Hayden Mlss Rose H Hayden Miss Mary A Hayden Mr and Mrs Iohn F Hayes Mr and Mrs Ioseph Healy Agnes C Heffner Mr and Mrs Ioseph Heberlr Mr and Mrs C Raymond Hellrnuth Mrs Charles T Hellmuth Mr and Mrs Iames A Hewitt Mtss Ella Htll and Mrs I P Hopktns and Mrs Thomas E Hopwood Mason H Hopwood and Mrs Rrchard Hubbard George Hughes 44 Mrs A E Huntrngton MGFIOH A Hornbeck Mrs W11le Isbell Mr and Mrs R I Ioers Mr and Mrs W M Iohansen Mr and Mrs L H Iohnson Mtss Fa1th Iouvenal Dr and Mrs IohnA Iudge Dr and Mrs ThomasI Kennedy Mrs W H Kervln Mrs M Krggy Mrs Charles Klopfer Mr and Mrs Lawrence G Knrttle and Fam11y Mr and Mrs Robert W Knox Mrs Edna Kowleskl Lyman B Lancaster Mrs I G Lawlor and Mrs Albert S Lawrence Sydney I Lawrence and Mrs Leonard Anthony Leone and Mrs Ralph B Ley Robert D LI-Ieureux H I LHeureux Mrs Charles W Lrppold Mr and Mrs W S Logan Mrs H R Loveless Mr H R Loveless Iullus Lowy Mr and Mrs Ioseph Lozupone Mr Robert Lucas Mr and Mrs Iohn E Lynch Iohn E Lynch Ir 42 Mrs W1ll1am M Lyons Lt W1ll1arn M Lyons U S A Mr and Mrs C P Maloney Mr and Mrs Tlmothy Maroney Mr Kevm T Maroney 41 Mr and Mrs Carl Maske Iane C MGSSIHO v I ' Mr. . . I Mr. . . Mr. . l . Mr. . I Mr. . . l ' I Mr. . ' I l R Mr. . . ' Mr. .. . ' I D I I Mr. , . U I I Mr. . f ' ' Mr. . ' . ' 86 PATRONS I A Mayhew Mr and Mrs Iohn F Mayhugh Mr and Mrs Leo F A McAul1tt Mrs Mary Ann McCarthy Mr and Mrs Lou1sI McCarthy Mr and Mrs E F McCarthy Mr Thomas F McCarthy Mr and Mrs Thomas F McCarthy D A McDonald Iohn T 'VIcG11l Mr and Mrs B A MCGIHD Mr Harry A MCGIHDIS Mrss Kathleen MCGIHHIS Dr and Mrs Ne1lI MCI-Iugh Mlss Helen McHugh MISS Margaret McKenna Mr and Mrs Arthur B McNerney E L Vander Mlller and Mrs Ralph F Mlller and Mrs Frank Monaldo and Mrs Norman D Monfalcone and Mrs Ioseph W Mountm and Mrs Ioseph L B Murray Ida M Nally Lours N Noll C E OConnor Mr Patrlckl O Connor Mr and Mrs IohnI O Donnell Mr and Mrs Franc1sA Ostmann Mrss Mary Catherlne Ostmann Francls A Ostmann 42 Robert Ostrnann Mr and Mrs Winston P Ours Mr and Mrs Walter Parker Mr and Mrs Peterson Mr and Mrs Bernard H Patton Rosser H Payne Ir 43 Mr Franc1sI Peter 41 M1lCh Plrrone Mr and Mrs Roy C Ponton MISS Ada T Poore Mr and MrsI T Preston Mr and Mrs Fredenck PIICG Mr and Mrs Ioseph C Ramos Mrs Antonro Ramos Mr Lu1sI Ramos 40 Mr and Mrs I C Rerdy MISS L11l1an Tr1mble Rhodes Mr and Mrs Iames Carlm Rrchards Mr and Mrs C L RIVGFS Rob Mr and Mrs L T Rohan Mr and Mrs P I Romano Mr and Mrs W1ll1am Allen Royster Mrs Anna L Ruppert Mr and Mrs Cornel1us S Ryan Cornel1us S Ryan 43 Mr and Mrs Frank P Saftell Mr and Mrs San Felllpo Ioseph Sansalone Mr and Mrs G H Schoolmeester A T Schrot Mrs Gertrude Scott C G Seone Mri D A U . I Mr. and Mrs. Victor Rinaldi Mr. . . ' I A ' ' r Mr. . Mr. , . ' l ' h Dr. . . . ' I 57 Mr and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs PATRONS Austrn G Shatter I I Shallcross Earl Shay and Famlly Vxncent L Shrelds l' enry L Shlne Mrs Ellen R Smtth Mrs B E Spelss Mr and Mrs Iohn H Stadtler Paul I Stadtler M1ss Iuanrta Standlford M1ss M K S andrford MISS Martha Standltord Mrs Ioseph B Stanley Mr Mrs Mr and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs LSWIS F and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs W1ll1am A Staub R P St Clalr Edwln L Stohlman Strleter Ierome Tarleton Bertram Taylor R N Taylor Albert L Thompson Kenneth M Thorpe Mrs Helen Velhmeyer Holmes Mr and Mrs Lours Venezranr Mr and Mrs Charles Vlsek Bob Vranrch Compl1ments ot a Frrend Mr and Mrs G F Warner Mr and Mrs L E Wedding Mrs Katherlne Wedd1ng Mrs Iohn Wergandt Mrs G L Wersgerber Mr Bernard Wersgerber Mr Ioseph A Welsgerber Mr and Mrs Ioseph Welsh Mrs Anne T West Iudge and Mrs Wlllram P Wools Paul T Wyndham Compllments of a Frrend Mr and Mrs Z1ehl Alexandrla Dcury Arrow Auto Parts Corp M1ss Annamae Thour George S Trralla Dr and Mrs Rrchard F Tobln Mr and Mrs V1ncentL Toomey M1ss Catherlne A Toomey Iames E Toomey 33 Lt Iohnl Toomey USA 37 Mr V1ncentL Toomey Ir 30 MurrayI Toomey 42 Ehzabeth Truck Mrs Olxver T Velhmeyer Sol Belkov Cleaner 61 Tarlor Brown Green Cate Compl1ments of cr Frrend Comphments of a Frrend Compllments ot a Prxend Georgetown Barber Shop Phr Phr Phr Sororrty Shanks Thompson s Darry Anacostla Ta1lor1ng and Cleanlng Co Herbert E Iohnson Meats 405 Morse Street N E Mr. . ' . . . ' Mr. . . . . . ' ' ' Mr. . ' . . ' Mr. . ' . ' ' , . . . r Donald West, '42 Mr. . ' . , I Mr. . ' ' Dr. . . - ' Mr. . . . , , Mr. . . B8 BEAUTIFUL FUNEHI-ILS CHAMBERS 14UU Chapm St N W COL 0432 X 6 9 ng Cm 3072 MS! NW MICH 0123 1 u L :gamer K.. 5801 CLEVELAND AVE 517 11th STREET S E RIVERDALE MARYLAND ATL 6700 WARFIELD 1221 Two S1m ple Steps For Satzsfachon 1 Call Chambers 2 Select cz Casket 89 l0ll J Figs sons 'El AllfVA THOMAS I FANNON :S SONS FUEL SERVICE SINCE 1885 Duke and Henry Streets Alexandna V1rg1n1a All Three Fannon Boys Were Students at St Iohn s ALEXandr1a 5700 For Better Bowllng THE PETWORTH BOWLING CENTER Georgla Ave at New Hampshire Ave Modern Duck Pm and Te'1 Pm Equlprnent For Reservatlons Call RAndo1ph 9617 LEWIS S PRICE, Mgr G A R Y THE PLUMBER Plumbmg H atmg Roohng COLumb1a 0832 FURS SUITS DRESSES CLOTH COATS SPORTS WEAR ZIRKIN 821 14th Street Wash1ngton's Oldest Furrlers Estabhshed 1885 HUTCHISON'S Incorporated 'I' Guaranteed Qucxllty Furmture 'I Phone NOrth 3900 2004 B Fourteenth Street, NW. Washxngton, D. C QP 1 sg T A I f ' V 1 Ilclflirzgi'-ian. 'har E Y. ig , ff C 0 1 E ,-'tit . t.t,t tutt u Q S f0 - ' f r, , 'A' i ' . ' . if - . 1 E . 1 . . A i BALLROOM DANCING A School for the D1scr1m1nat1ng HARGROVE 2603 Connectxcut Avenue Telephone ADcxms 1800 Azr Condztroned Of Course HUGC WORCH Pronos Musrcol In truments Records 1110 G Street Northwest Estcrbhshed 1879 NAt1oncx1 4529 COMPLIMI- NTS OF STERLING LAUNDRY COMPANY INC 1021 27th Street NW Phone REpub11c 0033 COMPLIMENTS OF B L A C K S TExAco SERVICE STATION George W Blcxmc Proprretor M E HORTON INC The House of Approval WHOLESALE INSTITUTIONAL GROCERS COMPLIMLNTS OF Phone NA 1ono1 9890 F R I E N D 608 620C9 ee1S W C 1' o 'A' 'k o i' 14th and W Streets. N.W. , . ' A 3 IIIILUMBUS UNIVERSITY Co educat1ona1 Evenlng Classes SCHOOL OF ACCOUNTANCY 1325 Elghteenth Street N W Accountancy Buslness Adm1n1strat1on and Alhed Sublects THE IUNIOR COLLEGE 1760 N Street N W Llberal Arts Pre law and Secretanal Courses MANDERS A 6. N TRADING CO Decoratlng S upreme 1526W W 131:11 d S1 1 w h gf map bl 2545 Q2 ! . 4 i PAINTING - PAPERING xxwhere quality Reigns i ,, X n N t t isconsin Avenue, N. . 'gh an D ree S, N. ' Was in on. D. C. u is l , COMPLIMP NTS OF BRIMER S Good Humor Ice Cream Company Famous Because It s Good CAPITOL ELECTRIC DRAIN SERVICE Modern Ele tric Machines for Sewer and Sink Lines Drums Down Spouts Bath and Basin Wo te Llnes A11 Work Guaranteed Operated Under Superv1s1on A P BOVELLO REG PLUMBER 3330 Georgla Ave NW RAndolph 1021 Nights GEorg1cr 1076 MEtropo11tcm 8954 Air Conditzoned CHERRY BLOSSOM RESTAURANT Sea Food Our Specialty Good Food 14th Street NW Washmgton D COMPLIMLNTS OF F R I E N D EXGCUIIVS 8731 2 3 stzmatmg Repairing EDVVIN E ELLETT MANTELS TILES FIREPLACES MARBLE TFRRAZZO R E P A I R S EDWIN E ELLETT 1106 9th Street NW Wcmshmgton D C 350 12th St N E Dupont 8016 M P M MARKET Everything That s Good to EQ! R W Parry H L Mecrder I . ' ' of 4 'lr I A I Efficient Service 912 , . . ' , .C. ' 'A' 93 PLUMBING SHOP ON WHEELS Especlcxlly Equlpped for Emergency Servlce Plumbzng Heatmg Tmnmg Iobblng and Remodellng Q Sperlolty Anthony P Bovello 3330 Georgm Avenue NW RAndolph 7237 RIVERSIDE STADIUM 25th and D Streets N W Home of the Washlngton Eagles REpubl1c 4020 COMPLIMI NTS OF MCDERMOTT LIQUOR STORE 26th cmd F Streets N W Lmcoln 8685 10074 Open 24 Hours BUDWEISER AND SENATE CANNON S RESTAURANT SEA FOOD STEAKS AND CHOPS UNION TERMINAL MARKET 1270 5th Street N E Washmgton D C Estobhshed 1900 WM H SARDO AND COMPANY Funeral DIIGCIOIS Pnvcte Amb.1Icmce Serwce 412 H Street Northwest Llncoln 0524 THE DISTRICT TITLE INSURANCE CO THE LAWYERS TITLE INSURANCE CO THE WASHINGTON TITLE INSURANCE CO IOHN H STADTLER ASSISTANT SECRETARY ur Night cans GEorgia 1076-Rudolph 6670 ' 94 Compliments of DR. PEPPER BOTTLING COMPANY OF WASHINGTON 6101 B1a1r Road N W GEorg1a 0153 O IYTIWDPPP Compllments 1 VISEK BROTHERS S I DENNY Reglstered Plumber D C and Maryland tD Rght F t N San1taryPIumb1ng Roofmg and Heat1ng 1015 3045 0 0 It Is ur Hope That You Will Always En'o ai r. e er Flavor . af O Have I one i . . . Have DENNY Do It if 3475 ourieenih Stree , . W. af - COlumbia - - 8239 Degreesfor ACCOUNTANTS QUALIFY for accounting and auditing po sitions in business and pox ernment by taking Stray er s tvso year dmv or three year evening, Bachelor of Commercnl Science CBC S degree course M CS course one year in cludes coaching for Certified Public Ac countants QCPA examinations STRAYER courses in Accounting are na tionally known blsed on the same texts used by 200 leading unnersities New Classes SEPTEMBER 81 FEBRUARY Dlplomasfor SECRETARIES HIGH SCHOOL graduates and college stu dents with Strayer training are preferred applicants for the best secretarial positions Strayer graduates make excellent records in competitive examinations COURSES for Beginners Renew and speed building, classes in shorthand and type vm riting for commercial students New Classes EVERY MONTH EMPLOYMENT SERVICE secures Posltlons for Graduates Ozer 200 falls earb month or framed o :ce employees Serretarml or Arrountlng Catalog on request HOMER BUILDING 0 'I3th and F Streets 0 Washington, D C NOW' OUR 88th YEAR' Chartered by Congress 1885 We Extend Greetings to the Youh ot St Iohns College and elsewhere the Men of Tomorrow Many Church and Oth 1' property owners, our cherished policyholders, have been protected by our policies for four gensations. They have been saved thousands ot dollars because a dividend at expiration reduces the cost of insurance. We Suggest You Advise Us ot the date oi expira- tion ot your fire and oth.r insurance. Permit to quote rates, etc., for our Ixon-assessable policies. MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY of the District of Columbia Phone Na 1180 1301 H Street, N.W. We insured St. Iohn's Building for 48 Years NAIIOHG1 2870 S P E N C E R Corset Shop 1000 Connecticut Avenue N W Mrs. Katherine I. Logue We Create a Design Especially for You Entrance 1711 K Street N.W. SECURITY FINANCE CORPORATION Real Estate Loans if Investment Building District 8672 THOMAS D WALSH INC Property Management ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE 815 Eleventh Street NW UNITED PETROLEUM PRODUCTS Ofhce and Plant 710 Rhode Island Avenue NE Washlngton D C Phone MIChlQGU 9383 9482 Get Your Candy Ic Cream Beer and Confectlons at THE LITTLE CRAN CH NEWS STORE Also Magazrnes and Postage Stamps for Your Convenlence 2129 P Street NW Say It Wrth Shafiers Flowers Cholcest Flowers for Every Occaslon at Moderate Prxces Perfect Flowers Perfect Servxce Jlnrxst Open Evenmgs and Sunday Cor 14th and Eye Phone NAt1onal 0106 Flowers Telegranhed Anywhere HUMPTY DUMPTY INC GRILL No land No 2 1418 Park Road NW 1422 Irvmg Street NW Try our Famous Tea Bone Steak French Fried Potatoes Sllced Tomatoes and Hot Toasted Rolls c GEORGE I BORGER REAL ESTATE FIRST MORTGAGE LOANS RENTALS SALES INSURANCE 643 Indrana Avenue NW NAt1onal 0350 COLUMBIA BOWLING and TABLE TENNIS CENTRE 3330 Fourteenth Street NW 40 MODERN ALLEYS Student Bowhng 10c Per Game 3 to 6 P M Week Days Gene Archer Mgr B R Englxsh Prop V1s1t Our Table Tennls Courts BROOKLAND SHOE REPAIR SHOP 3508 Twelfth Street N E SAM CHISAR1 Prop -A' . 5 I . iv . I .. ., Phone DU. 2327 R. D. Pelicano 40 . . 1 k 97 BEST WISHES TO You CLASS OF '42 IUNIOR CLASS B Ladies' and Men's Suits to Order Altering, Cleaning, Cold Storage PAUL I. De MARCO TAILOR Tuxedo Rentals 1452 Park Road N.W. Phone CO. 4661 COMPLIMENTS OF SHERRY S CAFE 3568 Fourteenth Street NW Phone AD 9748 MGUTICQ Gflllln Prop COMPLIMFNTS or F R I E N D REpubl1c 0772 R H O D E S O pt1c1an 1741 K Street NW Waslungton D C LEE FUNERAL HOME Fourth and Massachusetts Avenue NE Phone Lln oln 5200 NAt1onal 1316 MASON E TAYLOR Assoclate Your Fuel Requlrernents wtth cr COAL MERCHANT Mcune Ave and O St S W Washmgton D C Don t Take a Chance for M ats IOSEPH P GAMBLE WHOLESALE MEATS Hotel and Re taurant Supply ATlant1c 2150 1 2 3 1266 5th St NW Washmgton D I O if A . .. 'I' GAMBLE ' , . . ' f' .'c.' 98 Take the Pace Course at a professional school of college grade offering distincti e preparation lor general business the CPA ex aminations and the public practice of accocm ancy Beniamiri Frank lin is distinctive because of tts faculty of practicing accountants and Schools in other cities Day Late Afternoon and Evenmg Classes CO EDUCATIONAL SEND FOR 34TH YEAR BOOK BENIAMIN FRANKLIN UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF ACCOUNTANCY AND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 1100 SIXTEENTH STREET COMPLIMLNTS OF DROOP S MUSIC HOUSE 1411 Connectlcut Avenue NW Foreign and Domestic Music MEtropol1tan 1411 Steinway Pianos IAMES P, CHIPOURAS Best W1shes to the New York Life Insurance Company GI'CIdL1CI16S 720 Shoreham Building Washmgton, D C 'A' Telephone NA 0524 Residence DI 07Q8 HAH 39 - 4 1 -V r - , . . . ' . . . . V A I - . . U lawyers, its correlated texts, and its reciprocal relations with 35 Pace ' I I 'k COMPLIMFNTS OF COLLINS FUNERAL HOME NICK ANTONELLI 15 Years Contractmg Experxence TILE MARBLE TERRAZZO Specxal Attenhon Gwen to Repcur Work F1rst Class Workmanshlp and SGTVICG Telephone Day or Evenmg 4907 41h N w RAndolph 7818 COMPLIMENTS OF T I C A S Y SHEET METAL WORKS 208 Eleventh Sheet N W Men s and Ladies SUIIS Made to Measure Any Kmd of Alieratzons and Reparrmg FRANK GERACI CUSTOM TAILOR 825 Thmrieenth Street N W Phone NAt1ona1 3998 COMPLIMENTS OF 5115 Georgm Avenue NW GEorg1a 3456 A 6. P FOOD STORES 4851 Mass Avenue In the Shoppmg Center Save Up to 25 X on Many F1ne Foods NAt1onal 5382 BURNSTINE S 919FSt NW Washmgton D C Perfect Dramonds S1nce 1866 Charge Accounis Convenrent Terms IAMES KALONTUROS Commzsslon Merchant 1288 Flfth Street NE Phone Llncoln 2376 . . E I:'RANK'S HOME BAKERY wk . , . . it ' , . . if 1OU I. LEE DONNELLY REALTOR Member Washmgton Heal Estate Board Investment Bulldlng Phone NAt1ona1 3317 WILLIAM I. GALLERY 6: CO CHURCH GOODS 718 Eleventh Street Northwest WASHINGTON D C Phone NAtxona1 4917 W F and E L SMITH Wall Hangings Decoratlng Interlor PAINTING Exterlor 1810 M Street Northwest Washmgton D C R G DUNNE REAL ESTATE SALES RENTS MANAGEMENT INSURANCE 604 H Street NE Atl 8500 COMPLIMENTS OF I A SMITHSON Pamtmg and Decoratlng 8 Colebrooke Dnve Sxlver H111 Maryland Telephones ATla:nt1c 3426 3427 P K Chaconas 5. Co Inc WHOLESALE DEALERS Fancy Groceries FFLIIIS and Vegetables 401 Morse Street NE P G N1colopoulos Pres E G N1colopoulos Sec Treas Phone Columbla 7023 Prlvate Ambulance Establxshed 1873 The S H HINES COMPANY FUNERAL HOME W R FRANK HINES 2901 2903 Fourteenth Street NW A FRIEND l 101 fqyfc' ff WOODWARD X i g: s LOTHROP f Wai 3332 f C S 10th 11th F and G Streets F 'gui' 3 riff? igslvgiul 5 hd aj Q uihigkffgfjlfxzif TLT.. M ,gunman in nn W as K a 'P-f 4 m A STORE WOHTHY or 'Whwm ,WM null' THE NATIONS CAPITAL lnvltes you to use 11S many servlces cmd add unusual pleasure to your shopp1ng WASHINGTON D C REAL PALS PEKINGESE A KC Beautles Wond rtul D1spos1t1ons Males and Females Two Months to One Year Old 525 00 o S50 00 TERMS ARRANGED Me 7204 Falls Church 831W3 PARKER AGNES MCCALL SCHOOL Personahty Analysls Development Human Relat1ons and Speech Culture The Power to Succeed Through Self Confidence Pozse Personal Appearance Deportment Vorce Conv rsatron etc Group or Personal Instructlon For Aopomtment Call 1150 Connect1cut Ave NW Me 2299 COMPLIMENTS or G. W. C. Fresh by the Clock NO SHEI F AGE NATURALLY FRESH MESCO COFFEE Del1ver1es M E SWING COMPANY 1013 E Street, N.W l02 ,ffgff gf,--'f T yr 1 - ' ' '333 M15 T 2 ff f gwibf, ,W .ze 4-lull 4:-7 4 :f ,fx . f -,-,A-4, , ' ' J arf ' F, .P 5 If iqfuhls gan: r fit 3 H, Q 4 CMF '3 ' ' Q, 7'w '-if' 0 .l hl'21l',' - 'V i.-T-. 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' ' ' i i 5 I Medical Consultation and Supervision Available RGSICIQIICE Phone AIGX. . . , T O I I Phone ATlcmt1c 3201 T A CANNON CO INC WHOLESALE FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 1272 5th Street NE Wushmgton D C Metropohtcm 6743 VAN S MEN S SHOP Washington D C 725 14th St NW COMPLIMFNTS OF Dial FR 9482 STANLEY HOHNER GASOLINES INC 400 Flonda Ave NE Wcxshmgton D C COMPLIMLNTS or F R I E N D SOUTHERN HOTEL aurrLr CO 416 Morse Street Northeast Purveyors of Quahty Meats At 5200 T T Kecme Pres dent CLASS OF 1920 S A M R I C E Verified Esso Lubrication i f'lT'f151N 11 2 ' 0 t 0 . . , i 104 REpublic 2545 SPORT CENTER Where S portsmen Meet SPORTING GOODS ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT t OFFICIAL BOY SCOUT OUTFITTERS EDMOND M BARRY AGENCY DORATHY R BARRY Ag COMPLIMFNTS OF HAIOCA CORPORATION b g S pl MY gt COMPLIMENTS OF ALASKA I-IUFNAGEL COAL COMPANY tS dli Hlgh Wht COMPLIMENTS OF TI-IE ST IOHNS COLLEGE BAND VICTOR T NIXON D o O 8th and D Streets, N.W.-10th and E Stree s, N.W. Washington, D. C. Plum in up ies 1508 Street, N.W. N. Fort e er Drive ' ' ent Arlin on, Va. 20 h . an ef erson Davis ' way S. as ing on, Virginia - I fre-Cf EOR THE RIGHT CLOTHES . . . AT A DOWN TO EARTH BUDGET PRICE COME TO THE PALAIS ROYAL G Street at Eleventh DIst t 4400 Q Y 1865 ART MUTH N 386 COMPLIMVNTS 'D 'IW LIVINGSTON S CIVILIAN AND UNIFORM OUTFITTERS 906 908 S t h f 942 t B LA SALLE HALL A dl M yl d ric ucxlit Since GF George .,. -ccudcs Cc o o Largest Celery Distributors MATERIALS 710 13th sz. Wcshmgtod, cx. 6 Best Wis es to the Class ' o 1 Brother G. Henry, the Faculty Studen ody - eventh S reet mmen ae, ur an MALONEY CONCRETE COMPANY 3112 K Street N W BRICK HOLLOW TILE Iohns-Manville Building Materials Rock Wool Insulation Residential Air Conditioning Carrier Air Conditioning Glass Block and a FULL LINE OF BUILDING PRODUCTS THE UNITED CLAY PRODUCTS CO 921 Investment Bulldlng Wash1ngton D C DIstr1ct 0787 COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND COMPLIMFNTS or W E R N E R S Men s and Boys Wear Arrow Shirts B V D Soorts Wear 12th near Monroe DEcatur 2348 Auto Rebuilders NATIONAL AUTO TOP CO INC Duco and Syntnetic Fmishes Fenders and Bodies Stralghtened Tops and Slip Covers 211414th St NW Washington D C Wash ngton Office National Assoc1at1on B23 Investment Burlding Washmgton D C ROBERT BLACK xecut ve Assistant REpubl1c 3630 O 1 - - - of Manufacturers ICT' rm Hamm CHESTNUT FARMS COMPLIMLNTS OF W Warren Taltavull of Brother Funeral Home 3619 Fourteenth Street N W AMBULANCE SERVICE IOSEPH LOZUPONE AND COMPANY Plastermg and Ornamental Work 2525 32nd Street Southeast Wash1ngton D C Phone Llncoln 10426 Phone AD S381 If It Grows We Have ATIISIIC Corsages for Her Savoy Flower Shop Ftowers for All Occaszorzs WM CALOMIRIS PROPERTIES REAL ESTATE SALES RENTALS LOANS INSURANCE 1310 Nmth Street NW HO 0369 G 0 I C 1 I I I .G , , It HObarth 5900 3032 14th St., N.W. Washington, D. C 108 L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY FRATERNITY PINS FRATERNITY IEWELRY NOVELTIES FAVORS STATIONERY MEDALS CUPS TROPHIES CLASS RINGS CLASS PINS CLUB PINS BUTTONS CONVENTION BADGES 204 Internatlonal Bu11d1ng 1319 F Street NW Wcrshmgton D C Telephone NAt1ona1 1045 COMPLIMENTS OF GEORGE E KEON ROSENBLUM S MARKET 400 Fifteenth Street S E Co ACTION PRINTING COMPANY 6th Street cmd Massachusetts W Washmgton D C Weddmg Announcements Complete S4 50 RAISED PRINTING Ave COMPLIMENTS OF F R I E N D i' I I I . I I l TRinidad 8904 FRcmk1in 8766 ri ul N. . . I I Q A 50 ' 109 MULTIGRAPHING AUTOMATIC TYPEWRITING ADDRESSING MIMEOGRAPHING MULTILITHING MAILING GENERAL OFFICE SERVICE BUREAU 527 S1xth Street N W Washmgton D C WILLIAM I MEYER NATIONAL 5348 9 COMPLIM NTS OF COMPLIMENTS or The Deal Funeral Home Inc PAUL B HOLMES 4812 Georgla Avenue NW Natronal Radlator Company GE 8700 ATlant1c 9266 24 Hour SGTVICG Free Est1mates CQMPLIMENTS OF INDEPENDENT TILE STONE AND CEMENT CO NOLAND COMPANY INC T1le Baths Walls Floors etc Stone and Cement Work In Walks Retamlng Walls Fxreplaces Flagstone Steps etc 1620 -I-nmdad Ave NE 1823 N Arlmgton Rldge Road Washmgton D C Arllngton Va A Guarantee Wrth Every Iob 11 , . . 0 I u I ' n - ' ' Plumbing Supplies also . . ' ' . g COMPLIM NTS OF TEUNIS OPTICIAN S 1108 Slxteenth Street Washmgton D C IOHN D NEUMANN Home Decorotlng cr Speclcrlty Cctermg to the Most D1scr1m1nc1t1ng 1319 Nmth Street NW HO 0369 TIMCTHY HANLON Funeral Drrector Two Modern funeral Home-s 641 H Street NE ATlant1c 3570 TAylor 1357 COMPLIMENTS or YOUDIE S INC Men Wear IENIFER MARKET WILLIAM QAHM Prop 5315 17 W1scons1n Ave Phones EMerson 2255 55 57 Clev 9583 Best W1Sh9S to the Senlors Imported cmd Domestrc G LIQUORS WINES and BEER Wcrshlngton D C REpubl1c 1397 C0mP11me11tS Of Arthur B Wllhamson COMPANY E BROKER 452 Eleventh Street Southwest Washmgton D C 1 I , , . 0 3831 Georgia Avenue, N.W. 1342 UG., Street' Niwl 11 1 THIRTY YEARS IUST SERVICE I C FLOOD COMPANY PLUMBING HEATING ROOFING GENERAL CONTRACTING IOBBING AND REMODELING A SPECIALTY 2012 14th Street Northwest Washmgton D C General Oyces Phone Decatur 2700 Nlght cmd Holldays Phone Woodley 0619 Regulcxtxon Cctdet Shoes IIAIIN 14th 6 G Streets 7th 6. K Streets 3212 14th Street 4483 Connectlcut Ave 3101 Wllson Blvd Arlmgton Va Open Evemngs O d cmd New House Wlrlng Motors and Fans M I LAPP IR Electrlcal Contractor 1913 N Street Northwest Wcxshmgton D C HO1:-art 6076 DEcatur 5974 I I o . 1 . . BY ' Expert Service I I I I Q o 1' ' I i ' ' o 4 112 Telephone NAt1onal 2660 ELLETT 6. SHORT INC INSURANCE 1508 H Street Northwest Washmgton D C R E E V E S Chocolates cmd Bon Bons 1209 F Street NW Waslungton D C RICE S BAKERY 709 Twelfth Street S E Washmgton D C SHAH 6 SHAH 921 F Street NW Washlngton D C NAt1oncrl 5543 Rxlles Shotguns Hand Guns Cameras Bmoculctrs Ccunpmg Equxpment G C MURPHY COMPANY Outboard Motors Wcxshmgton s Pooulor 5 cmd 10 Cent Stores The Parker Whelen Co 827 14th Street NW Washmgton D C Telephone REpub c 5222 Estubhshed 1909 C L I M A X MANUFACTURING CO Foldmg Paper Boxes I A COHN Ccxstorland N Y COMPLIMFNTS OF A C W'HI'I'E WHOLESALL PRODUCE . . , . . COMPLIMHNTS OF ' l' t b a . l : li 113 . 4 1 Open Evenings Fm: Ample Free Parkmg Unl 9 oo P M fN 5 U' U' U Q m Rear of store A FEE: ali! fl-Lili., Buy Todfty What You Wlll Be Proud of Tomorrow Any experlenced homemaker w1ll tell you that qualxty furmture IS the only prudent mvestment Buy hnely made furmture of authentic deslgn of quahty materlals and you wlll treasure each plece throughout the years Thls IS the only kmd of furmture we at Colony House belleve ln sellmg The fact that we can offer thls hner furnlture for less accounts tor our remark able success and growth Our nexghborhood locatxon wlth resultlng economles on overhead make pro nounced savmgs possxhle Charge Accounts Available CQLCNY HGU E 4244 LONNECTICLT AW E THE HECHT COMPANY Washlngton, D C. 0 'A Great Store IU the Na!1on's Capltal n COMPLIMLNTS OF' H Street Newsstand Located at 5th and H Streets N E A BREGMAN Prop Best of Luck, Class of '42' COMPANY B ll4 S ' ., v -' f ., , x, 1 qv . vi ii f' . 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GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY Founded 1789 Arthur A OLeary SI PhD LLD DD Presrdent COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES Undergraduate co.1 s s rn arts pure screrce :md soctal sclences leadlng to A B and B S Degrees Frrst Term Iu 6 Sept Zo Second Term O 5 Ian 0 Thlrd Term Feb I May 24 Iohn E Crattan Sl PhD Dean Phone Mlchrgan 7000 37th G O Streets NW SCHOOL OF FOREIGN SERVICE Undergraduate cou ses lead ng to BS De gree Preparatron lor Do'n strc Business and Gov ernment Admrnrstratron as well as for for ergn Service Careers Both Publlc and Pr vate Fulltrme rr es t rt at 9 A M Part trme cours star at 6 P M Frrst Term I 1 Sept 5 Thlrd Term Ian 28 May 25 Edmund A YValsh SI PhD Regent Thomas H Healy LLB PhD Dean Phone Mlchxgan 7000 37th :S O Streets NW 0016 AMERICAN MARKET GROCI-:mes MEATS Frurts and Vegetables H Deutsch 101 15th St NE Rayrnondl Grace Margaret C Grace O11 Burners Fuel O11 Establlshed Srnce 1905 R I GM C GRACE DEALERS IN WOOD and COAL Yard Cor Fourth 6. F Sts NE Telephones 1 Lmcoln 0233 I Lmcoln 0234 Hysongs Funeral Home 1300 N Street NW Refmed D1gnf1ed Servrce Cash or Credlt Mlzltropolltan M Wurtzburger 6: Co Dlamonds Watches lewelry Srlver Ware Presents for All Occaslons 901 G Street NW Phone ME 4723 NA 8420 Wushmgfonl D- C- 1094 . , I ., . ., . ., . ., 1 r'e ' , ' . ' r. i . . Y ' . e ' ' - A ' . ' i- - I F - ' co' s s a . .5 ' Y Q A f - S5 L , . Cf- - - 3 ' .. . uly - . 2 . E Second Term . Oct. 1-Ian, 28 . . - . , . .. . . ., . . . I . . O GARFINCKEL'S EXTENDS A CORDIAL WELCOME TO THE STUDENTS OF ST. IOHN'S TO VISIT THE CAPITAL'S MOST DISTINCTIVE STORE. YOU WILL BE ESPECIALLY INTERESTED IN THE MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S SHOPS ON THE SECOND FLOOR, AND THE DEPARTMENT OF MEN'S FURNISHINGS ON THE FIRST, EQUIPPED WITH EVERY- THING YOU LIKE IN THE WAY OF CLOTHES. AND YOU LL LIKE THE DEPARTMENTS ON OUR FIRST AND SEVENTH FLOORS TOO TO PROVIDE YOU WITH INSPIRATION FOR DIFFICULT GIFTS. IULIUS GARFINCKEL :S CO F Street at Fourteenth Best W1SheS to Comphments of THE CLASS OF 42 SENIOR B FRESHMAN B 435 Eleventh Street S W THE REGIMENTAL STAFF Washmgton D C 116 THIS IS A MASTERPRINT BOOK BY CAMPUS PUBLISHING CO INC 1316 ARCH STREET PHILADELPHIA PENNA Compliments of L. S. BRIGGS, INC.