Christian Brothers College High School - Guidon Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1948 volume:

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'i- Wk-f.f1i ' L-ff:-1 'f' UII 'f-- - 3 IN -2 3?-T? ji fiffgi L lllll ff 2f,2f1Ziff gLg23 - '- ws-1 ' ' ag, 3- .,.l..,5 55.16, -2- Q-3',g?5jif f L , Q : f.k4,I,1 2.45 L ,'?ff':?g,,-7 :ng The Most Reverend Archbishop of St Louls The hustory of the Brothers of the Chrustnan Schools In e Musslssuppl Valley reaches back almost to the beginnings of the Catholuc Church m thus area At the early date of l8I9 we tlnd three Brothers In hlstorlc Ste Genevieve teachung under the aegus of Blsho DuBourg They were the flrst Chnstnan Brothers to labor nn the mted States However because of cnrcumstances beyond thelr control these Brothers were forced to dlscontunue their school after three years of hardshrp and toll Only after thu years the ear I849 thus tame at the mvntatnon of Archbishop enrlck the Brot ers were able to return and reap the fruut of theur earluer sow mg and to begm what has now become a century of successful labor un the field of Chnstuan Educatlon un the Archduocese of Samt Louns lt as truly a happ prrvrlege for me as Archbushop of St Louls to we expresslon to t e Brothers of the smcere gratutude of the whoe Archdnocese for theur century of labor un our mudst and to extend to them heartfelt congratulatuons on the celebratlon of the centenary of thelr work an the United States Certainly God s Provu dence shmes brlllnantly m the extended and glorlous apostolate of Slncerely un Chrlst JOSEPH E RITTER Archbrshop of St Louis November 5 l947 ,The Most Reverend Auxiliary Bishop of St. Louls On thus goyous occasion of the One Hundredth Anruversary of your establushment IH the United States I loln with your many nllustruous alumnu and your frnends In extendmg my heartfelt con gratulatuons and good washes on the century of achievement an the field of Catholnc educatnon The Archduocese of Salnt Louus has every reason to glory an the progress whuch the Brothers of the Chrustlan Schools have achieved smce the humble begmnmg at Ste Genevueve Mlssouro Today throughout the length and breadth of our land the mfluence of the Brothers an lmparhng a clearly defined and truly Catholic method of traumng body and soul has made ntself felt an all spheres of Amerlcan llfe May the efforts of the past century contmue to blossom forth m the centuries to come under the glonous banner of your patron and founder St John Baptlst De La Salle Slncerely yours In Christ JOHN P CODY Auxulrary Bnshop of Samt Louns March I5 I948 1 1 o . . I 0 I I the Brothers of the Christian Schools in the Archdiocese of St. Louis. 1 I S ,,.-nv'-0 ' xN Moa! ,mf adam Brother Elxphus V1ctor Assxstant General of the Brothers of the Chrlstlan Schools on the OCCSSIOH of the Centenary Celebratmon Aprll May 1948 humbly prostrate at the feet of Your Holmess begs the Apostollc Benedlctlon for the Brothers of th Chrlstxan Schools ln the Unlted States of Amerlca Teachers Puplls and Alumnl lllflllll NIIR IX IJOVINO PIUSP P XII S lx. , 1 - 4 3 x , 'I 'I X 'rl flx F If K fl af , ' x . ff N X il' 'V . X 1 X E 5 x , P - f , A Q I X 1 Y S I . lg' fag' 3, V , 1, LQ tags: ue' X ., ,- -g,JV.,g- 1 ' I 334, if , ,V 1.-Y ' I ? l . - ' 1 Q . . . . . V 5 , . Dedlcafed 'fo Ihe Cenfenary of Ihe Chrnshan Brofhers In I'he Mud Wesl and Is Dedlcafed Especlally To Ihe Brofhers aI' Chrlshan Brofhers College MlIa+ary Honor Hagh School Sami' Louis Missouri The Chrlshan Brofhers are Rellguous and Educafors They are RELIGIOUS Thar means +haI' +hey carry on In The modern world +he monashc 'rradrhon which for many cen'I'urles has fosfered Iearnlng and has upheld hugh and worfhy :deals They are EDUCATORS Educahon IS fhenr Infe worlx No Iund of educahonal work ss forengn Io Ihem They were founded un France nn Ihe days of Louus XIV by S+ John Baphsf De La Salle The Brofhers guve fhemselves wholly and absolulely sand nn number Ihey conducf schools an all parls of +he world For purposes of admlnuslrahon +he Socnefy ns duvuded Info SIXTY 'Iwo Provinces Eve of which are rn Ihe Umfed S+a+es The Bro+hers of Ihe S+ Louus Provunce conduc+ high schools In 'Ihe Archdnocese of Chicago SI' Paul and SI' Louls and un Ihe Dzoceses of Wmona S+ Joseph Kansas Clfy Nashvulle and Amarullo The House of Sfudues for +he Province ns ai' Glencoe Mussourl where a+ preseni' more fhan one hundred young men and boys are preparmg +hemseIves for Ihenr Ilfe work as Relngnous Educaiors is 'ro fhe cause of Educafion. Approximafely sixfeen Ihou- The Old Cafhedral af Second and Welnuf Sfreels where fhe Chrisfian Brofhers began feaching in Phe Rosefi home fo fhe leff of fhe church in l849. lPicl'ure: Courfesy of lhe Missouri Hisforical Sociefy.l Christian Brothers College, St. Louis, Missouri Ninefy-nine years ago fhree Chrisfian Brofhers arrived in Sf. Louis. The Mosf Reverend Pefer Richar'd Kenrick had invifed fhem fo found a school in his Archiepiscopal cify. This lil-lle company of Brofhers was desfined fo malxe a foundafion fhaf was fo mean much for fha Cafholicify of fhe Mis- sissippi Valley. Al' fhaf fime, Sf. Louis was a fhriving cify of 77,000 inhabifanfs. During fhe decade fhaf had iusf passed, ifs growfh had been abouf four-fold, buf if was sfill fhe near-fronfier for fhese fhree Chrisfian Brofhers who came fo found a greaf work. Jusf whaf fhe ulfimafe nafure and scope of fhaf work was fo be resfed in fhe hands of God. The Brofhers were cordially welcomed by Arch- bishop Kenriclm, who assigned for fheir use a sub- sfanfial building wesf of fhe Old Cafhedral. This house had been af one fime fhe residence of fhe sainfly Bishop of Sf. Louis, fhe Mosf Reverend Bishop Rosafi. If was fo serve as school and resi- dence for fhe Brofhers unfil such fime as definife plans for fhe fufure could be made. During fhe firsf years fhere were many privafions fo be borne, buf fhe worlr prospered. There were already more sfudenfs applying fhan could be ac- commodafed in fhfnarrow quarfers and fhe number of Brofhers was inadequafe. In fhis growing wesfern cify fhe Chrisfian Brofhers found a wide opporfunify for doing much good and doing fhaf good under mosf congenial condifions. The fine old Cafholic spirif which had come down from fhe days of Laclede, fhe founder of Sf. Louis, had leff ifs marl: on fhe cify of his dreams. To fhis had been added fhe sferling pioneer faifh of a large number of emigranfs from fhe Cafholic counfries of Europe. Sifuafed as Sf. Louis was, in fhe hearf of fhe ferfile Mississippi Valley, wifh fremendous un- developed agriculfural and indusfrial possibilifies, if needed all fhe Cafholic esfablishmenfs fo prepare fhe people for fhe righf use of fhe wealfh and op- porfunify fhaf musf come fo if in fhe nexf hun- dred years. lnfimafe confacf wifh fhe people of fhe disfricf during fheir firsf year of feaching convinced fhe Brofhers fhaf here lay a wonderful field for fheir labors and fhey made mosf urgenf and pressing demands for more feachers. Far-seeing Superiors recognized fhe possibilifies and answered fheir de- mands by maferially increasing fhe personnel of the communify. Adequafely equipped as fo sfaff, fhey soon found, as applicafions for fhe coming year began fo come in, fhaf fhey would have fo furn many away. Af fhe suggesfion of fhe Archbishop fhey purchased a building af Eighfh and Cerre Sfreefs. This building was fo be used for classes. A new problem soon faced fhe Brofhers. The small number of Cafholic colleges in fhe Mississippi Valley, and fhe disfances sfudenfs were obliged fo fravel fo affend fhem, indicafed fhe need of a boarding school for young men who wished fo do collegiafe worlr. In I852 fhe original building, af' Eighfh and Cerre, was modified fo accommodafe boarders, and Chrisfian Brofhers College was esfab- lished in fhe form if mainfained for fhe nexf sixfy- five years. Originally called Chrisfian Brofhers Academy, if was for fhe firsf fhree years of ifs exisfence an ele- menfary and secondary school for residenf and day sfudenfs. Af fhe solicifafion of fhe Mosf Reverend Archbishop, collegiafe classes were added in I855, and fhe insfifufion was empowered fo granf fhe academic and liferary degrees usually conferred by universifies of higher learning. Thus, C.B.C. was fhe firsf esfablishmenf of fhe Brofhers in all fhe Americas fo funcfion on fhe collegiafe level. Among fhe names of fhe five charfer members of fhis corporafion fhere is one fhaf will ever be held in benedicfion in Sf. Louis-Brofher Paulian. Then came 'fhe Civil War. The College fided over fhis crisis, b'uf only af fhe cosf of greaf sacri- fices. During fhe enfire period of fhe war, school sessions were confinued wifhouf inferrupfion, de- spife frying inconveniences. Federal froops were quarfered in 'rhe College and as Confederafe pris- oners were confined in adioining buildings, fhe prison guards found if necessary 'lo occupy several of fhe classrooms days and nighf. This made feach- ing rafher difficulf and af fimes very excifing. For fhe sevenfeen years immediafely affer fhe war, fhe College lrepf pace wifh fhe gianf growfh of fhe cify only fo come face fo face wifh anofher problem. The encroachmenfs of business were mal:- ing fhe locafion of fhe College unsuifable for edu- cafional purposes. The old parishes were doomed fo be overrun by facfories and warehouses and fhe people were already moving ouf in ever-increasing numbers. To meef fhis new condifion fhe faculfy purchased a fhirly-acre fracf of land af Easfon Avenue and Kingshighway Boulevard. If was known as Cofe Brillianfe and fhe name ever clung fo fhe second College. A building was begun in I877. ln I882 if was sufficienfly advanced fo allow fhe fransfer of fhe faculfy and fhe sfudenf body. Here Chrisfian Brofhers College grew and prospered for fhirfy-four years. The maiesfic college building sef on fhe highesf poinf in fhe cify, surrounded by groves, beaufiful lawns and playgrounds, was one of fhe show places in a cify famous for ifs many beaufy spofs. Brofhors' School Today - Chrisfian Brofhers Collage ii 6 Driveway from Easfon and Kungshighway Fame and success had come fo fhe humble foundaflon of fhose fhree Brofhers who had come as sfrangers fo fhls Clfy of Promise ln fhe feemmg Wesf Their classes were filled fhelr accommoda flons for boarding sfudenfs were faxed fo capaclfy fhelr courses had an enviable repufahon for fhor oughness and fhear graduafes were marked men In all fhe professional and mdusfrlal acflvnfnes of fhe Middle Wesf Slxfy seven years of sacrifice were now fo receive fhelr reward God had ofher plans On fhe morning of Oc fober 5 l9l6 a fire sfarfed an fhe mam building and before mghf fhe Brofhers and fhenr sfudenfs were wufhouf a roof over fhenr heads and all fhaf had been so paflenfly and devofedly bunlf lay a pile of smouldermg rums Since classes for fhe fall were already in session Chancellor Roberf D Broolungs of Washlngfon Um verslfy permlffed fhe Brofhers fo use wafhouf cosf fhe spacious Smlfh Academy and Manual Training School buildings-now Bleweff Hugh School School conflnued fhere unfll June I9I7 There was a gesfure of educaflonal sporfsmanshlp fhe Chnshan Brofhers have never forgoffen In June l9I7 fhe faculfy were obliged fo an- nounce fhaf fhe College would be dnsconflnued unfll such fume as proper buildings could be erecfed This achon broughf ouf a demonsfraflon of loyalfy on fhe parf of fhe sfudenf body fhaf was consola- fnon enough for fhe many years of sacrifice fhaf were apparenfly endmg ln nofhung Because World War l had pracflcally deplefed fhe colleguafe sfudenf personnel and because fhe Brofhers were unable fo rebuild lmmedlafely fhe unsflfuflon remained closed for five years ln l922 worl: was resumed In a splendid suburban neighbor hood of fhe Hn Polnfe dlsfncf Iusf across fhe Cl line wesf of Foresf Park Wufh fhe reopemng of classes bofh fhe colleglafe and fhe boarding deparfmenfs were dlsconfmued C B C now funchons as a hugh school for day sfu denfs only However if is fhe hope of fhe Brofhers of fhe Sf Louis Province fhaf fhe College will evenf ually be resfored and regam fhe honored pos: hon if once held among mshfufions of hlgher learn nn Beginning wnfh an enrollmenf of fiffy five sfudenfs fhe presenf school now has 7I9 boys an all fame record Sifuafed on a beauhful fen acre fracf fhe physical layouf includes a school and admmlsfrahon building a faculfy residence a gymnasium and afhlehc field Mulnfary fralmng lh fhe form of an approved Junior ROTC unnf was mfroduced un I934 For eleven years fhus umf has mernfed Honor Rahng from fhe Umfed Sfafes War Deparfmenf Durmg fhe years CBC has achieved nafuonal even mfernaflonal prominence The record of her sons achlevemenfs has affracfed pupils from every sfafe ln fhe Umon and from Canada Mexico Cen fral and Soufh America Her former sfudenfs may be found on fhe helghfs of dasflnchon In every walk of life Chrlshan Brothers Academy ln i856 To the leff is fhe MacDowell Medical College I I I - . . . 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IF 5, V ' en xg V r , 45:1 F , An!! 1 I X Q f t W, V: .AH Q Ml vii: A ? sf , I 7 if kd N ,hi 1 I ,., , - K 4 D I , ' .g fn- A n M , ,al i D ,Q ' -L 'U 4lL. .r 'M ' f. ' ffaibf , Y I l xi ' ' - ' A 1 ' KI bl! I 'f if I , ' T 'Q H L2 2 fl Q if - ' Vw ff ' ' 1 ' 'WP- f get-T-'f 'iff 'ff fafzfggff W f' T K r N - B' 'G l. ,J 42 fi .1 . lt Q 1 l I gpg- U, , rn . . ' - ff I ' I v I2 f 1 1 ind? ' , L1 vw -- f B rother H. Gabriel, F, 5 C F3 BROTHER H. GABRXEL, F.S.C PrRncRpaX ST Brother J. Austin, F. S. CADET CORPS 4 - C ' ' ',g?,f', , . f,..'nA1: , , U Assrsfanf, Pri1gN,IF.S,C. lpa I ,lLll,, --, L .4 uv' REVEPJNU ' X-n CMP 5' Lt. Col. Richard L. Pooley In fhis, his second year af C.B.C., Lieuf. Colonel Pooley has proved himself a frue friend fo every senior. He has shown him- self firm buf fair. We respecf him because of his milifary leadership, and love him because of his real inferesf in our problems. LT. COL - RIC f'0'f93s n Ohh- or of Milifa uerend C. B. Piazza, M. S. F Fafher Piazza, as Chaplain af C.B.C., has won the undying love of 'l'he enfire Cadef Corps. li' is wifh deep regrei' fha? we, fhe Class of I948, 'lake leave of This fine coun- selor, genfleman friend. We fhank him for his personal efforfs and priesfly zeal in our regard. ry SCISHCQ and Te Cficg Q5 I 1 f ' . I Y I I ' I O O lk 'V I' 'I 1 r 'I ,I I ' 'K' 1-.1 ., I, ' . 5,4 5 x 5 ., 's fl A- M .,x. , xl 2 . ,gy :gm- BRO , 1 PINK THE CHEEKS 'an 4 I cnmmmez HORRIBLE! -, ff -'xiii Ak f,,' if Q x 1 ' 1 flf ,, 'v n 1. E' WE THREE .Ji FORTY HOURS Nh L -f'f'7 1 6 B19 .r-Q' 'JA-Z Nj 1 9 - .J .x V f,, :zi NS' gl ff Q Em'7 SENICRS v N N :Q Y I ' ,va - E I.:-, ' 1, . ' ff X X f 1' . N' . L 'hvf X fag' ' Xb 9' 5 N I - 3 Class History of l948 By Cadel Colonel Ronald A. Bene Sepl 2 Thus day meanl lhe begunnung ol lhe lasl for lhe senuor Already he has allauned parlual success by hus envuable achuevemenls ol pasl years However lhus comung year us lhe one un whuch he musl advance lo lhe very punnacle of all hugh school accomplushmenls For he wanls hus class lhe Class ol 48 lo be lhe unspuraluon lor all lulure classes Sepl 30 Ocl 3 These d a ys marked perhaps lhe mosl um porlanl lume ol lhe enlure year ol some cadels lhe Sludenls Annual Relreal The senuors realuzung lhe grave umporlance ol ese days s l a genuune example lo lhelr 'fellow cadels ol whal a l r u e relreal spurul was Sunce lhus could well be lhe lasl JOSEPH MITTINO relreal he mughl make 5 d lhe senuor look lhe lull esl advanlage ol all opporlune momenls durung lhe lew shorl days lo pul hus soul un order Nov I4-Thus day was lhe hughlughl ol lhe Fool lral Calholuc As always lhe learn played wulh lhe lrue C BC spurul Thus us lrue ol all lhe alhleluc leams lhal regardless ol lhe oulcome ol lhe game no one could allege lhal lhe cadels dud nol excel un lhe mosl umporlanl qualuly of Sporlsmanshup Jan I6 The halfway goal ol lhe school year has arruved Fursl Semesler Reporl Cards Al lhus lume lhe Class of 48 are remunded lhal lheur lunal oblec luve us un sughl Some are urged lo druve more earneslly olhers are unculed lo conlunue on wulh lheur splendud Honor Roll record showung lheur con slanl ellorls lor sell bellermenl Jan I8 l9 20-Three days lhal wull always be lreasured when lhe senuor recalls hus hugh school days are yes Purple Palches Very few days un lhe lulure wul brung lhe lun laughler and happu ness lhal he experuenced durung lhus producluon All performances ol lhe show lulerally broughl down lhe house wulh hearly applause and many suncere complumenls lo nol only lhe casl bul also lo Brolher Theodore lhe P P s unlurung producer Feb 2 The dale much looked forward lo and slull remunusced over by many lhe hughlughled socual evenl of lhe year The l948 Cadel Prom Through lhe never endung and arlusluc labors ol Brolher Auslun Senuor Class Moderalor lhe gymnasuum as sumed lhe proper almosphere lor lhe gala occasuon and uncudenls lhal came lo pass lhere thal evenung The maun evenl of lhe allaur was lhe announcemenl and lhe crownung ol Muss Jacquelune McGann as Queen of lhe I948 Cadel Prom Feb 4-The buggesl gull lhe Dads Club could guve us an allaur whuch brungs lhem closer lo lheur sons and helps make lhem lhe pals lhal lhey should always be And ul was on lhus nughl lhal lhe Falhers presenled such an opporlunuly lhe annual Dads and Sons Banquel al lhe Jefferson Holel ll us al such evenls as lhus lhal bolh lalher and son come lo lhe realuzaluon ol lhe lrue relaluonshup lhal should exusl belween lhem and ul us lor lhus more lhan an hung else lhal all lhe cadels lhank lhe Dads Club Apr 8 Thus lume ul us Molhers nughl al lhe Sheralon Ho+el Tus hard lo say who was lhe prouder molher or senuor One lhung us dellnule however bolh had a grand lurne Apr 26 May 3 A week whuch has been long awauled by lhe Corps and especually by lhe Brolh ers ll us lhe lume deducaled lo lhe commemoraluon ol lhe Cenlennual ol lhe Brolhers ol lhe Chrusluan Schools In lhe Unuled Slales Two evenls hughlughled the program Fursl lhe Ponlulical Mass of Ju bulee al lhe New Ca lhedral second lhe Cuvuc Banquel al lhe Chase Holel Olher celebraluons lhrough oul lhe culy marked lhus occasuon a duslun guushed one May 2l Thus us G U I Do N day 'the ROBERT FUEGNER V co Pros do l ' ' ' n I lu - - - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ll ll . . . . 0 I a o D I I I Q 1 l . . . I I ' I . . . i I - . . T I , . . , I ,Th I e . 0 - . I 0 I . . . , Y+ . I I Prei en? ' - ' ' ' . - . . g . ' ' I . l . ' - I . . . . . ' ball Season, lhe Homecoming Game againsl Cen- - - - I , . . . . ' . I , . . . . ' ' , ' ' l . . . . - 3 , K 5 'N . u - V Q . . - . I I ' . E Q , u I I I V . . . . . . .I . . I .- . ' . n II g . ll ' ' ' ' i - i uu lime when lhe l948 yearbook is issued 'lo 'che cade+s. To ihe senior, I+ has many sig- nificances, 'For il' is his book of memories. 2 Faces, names, occa- i sions fhal' would soon be forgoflen were il' nof for 'lhe Guidon, are preserved herein lhal' he may always keel' 'hem +0 femem- wiumcs mLLou ber and cherish. Sccrelary Thanks fo ils moderalor, Brolher Huberl Gerard, ihis book as well as 'those of lhe olher lhree years. is somelhing lhai each cadel may well be proud of. May 3l-This is 'lhe nighi of nighls for gradua- lion from Chrislian Brofhers College is here. The long road of 'lhis par+ of his educalion has been lraveled, and lhe senior pauses here 'lo do honor lo all lhe people who have made lhis journey pOSSllJl9. Thanks are given +o his paren'l's, rela+ives. lhe Brolh- ers, lay members of +he Facully, lhe Mililary S'laFF, 'fhe A+hle+ic Depar+menl', and mosl imporianl' of all, fhey go lo +he one mosl' deserving of all 'things -his God. gb 'Y' 'X .t,, . RICHARD BENEDICT RONALD BENA Treasurer Sergoan?-af'Arms DONALD L ADAMS Isl Lieufenanf Don xiliar 2 3 4 Boys Slafe 3 Secre ofbal 2 3 nor Roll 2 3 4 N P b 3 4 Purple Pafc Speech Club 3 4 Personal Appearance G cl CHARLES J BAKER Privafe Chuck Aflendance 2, 3, Auxiliary 2 3, Football l' Rifle Team 2 3 4, Junior Track 2. EUGENE C ADAM Tech Sergeanf Gene M C 2 3 4 Dee Baskefb I Hon Roll I Knights 4 Personal Appearance 2 3 Good Conducf I Z JOSEPH F. ALBERS JR. 2nd Lieulenanf Sax endance I 2, ' xii ry , , C. .M,C I 2 3 4, Debate Club 4' Foof all Z, 3, Grenadiers 3 4' Guidon 4, Honor Roll , , 4' Purp Pac es , Rei ion , , Scholarship I3 Science Club 4' Senior Track , 4, Jun' r rack 3, T rref I, 2' Knighs ' Class Officer I, 2, Milifary Merif Medal 3, Good Conducf 2, 3, 4, War Bond I, 2, P - sonal Appearance I, 2, 3, 4. l948 JOHN J. BECKER Privafe john J. Auxiliary I, 2, 3, 4, C.S.M.C. I, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club I, 2, Religion I, 2, Science Club 4, Knighls 4, Maneuver Group l, 2. RICHARD J. BENEDICT Lieuf. Colonel Dick Auxiliary I, 2, 3, 4, C.S.M.C. 2, 3, 4, Foolball 2, 3, 4, Grenadiers 2, 3, 4, Guidon 4, Honor Roll I, 2, 4, Purple Palches 3, 43 Speech Club 4, Senior Track 4, Junior Track I, 2, 3. CHARLES A. ANDERSON Sfaff Sergeanf Chuck Auxiliary I, 2, 3, 4, C.S.M.C. I, 2, 3, 4, Purple Paiches 3, Senior Track 3, 4, Junior Track 2, Knighls 4, Personal Appearance I, 3, 4, Good Conducf I, 2, 3, 4. RONALD A. BENA Colonel Ron Affendance I, 2, 3, 4, Auxiliar 2, 3, 4, Boys' Siafe 3-Svafe Reprexenfafive, Camera Club I, C.S.M.C. I-Class Represenfafiveg Dee Baskef- ball I, Grenadiers 2, 3, 4-ls? Lieul., Guidon 4, Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4, N.H.S. 3 4-Presi- dem, Purple Pafches 4, Quill 8:-Scroll 3, 4, Religion I, 2, Rifle Team 2, 3, 4, Scholarship Medal I, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 3, 4-Secrefary, SDNCVI Club 3. 4: Tennis Team I, Turrel 2, 3, 4-Copy Edifor, Knighfs 4, Personal Appearance I, 2, 3.4: Good onducf I, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer I, 2, 3, 4. D-. ig 'ik jn- 'Y' 1-rf DONALD E. BINZ 2nd Lieufenanf ROBERT J. BERGMANN Tecli. Sergeenl Big Bo Don Aflendar-ce I, 2, Auxiliary I, 2, 3, 4, Band I Choral I, 2' C.S,M.C. I, 2, 3, Grenadiers 3, 4 Guidon 4, Honor Roll 3, Purple Palches 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3, Foolball 2, 3, 4, Grenadiers 2, 3, 4- Purple Pavches 4, Religion lg Junior Track 'g Pewonal Appearance I, Good Con- duco 2' 4: Company L,1: intramural gaskef, Science Cfub 4, Senior Track 3, 4, Junior b,,l1 I' 2' 3, Track 2, 3, Turre? I, 2, 3, 4, Knighls 4, Good Conduct I, 3, 4, Personal Appearance I, 2, 3, 4 ERNEST W. BRESSIE VINCENT C- Bl-UM Isl Lieulenanl Pflvflle Beaver Vince Auxiliary I, 3, Basketball 2, 3, Baseball 3: C.S.M.C. I, 2, 3, Foofball 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 2, 3, Pep Club 4, Religion I, 4, Scholarship 3, Senior Track 2, 3, 4, Good Conduct I, 2, 3, 4, Personal Appearance 2, 3, Inframural Score Keeper 4. Conducf I, 2, 4, Personal Appearanca I. EUGENE B. BRETZ RAY R- BOUBEK Slaff Sergeanf Corporal Gene B00bY Auxiliary I' 3' 47 Band ll 2' 3' 4: C,5,M,C, Auxiliary I, Foolball 3, 4, Junior Track Z, 3, I, 2, 3, 4, Good Conducf I, Personal Appearance I, 2. JOSEPH D. BRYAN, JR. JOHN J- BRIDGE Is? Lieulenenf Tech- Sefqeenl Rabbit John . -- . A++ a 1, 2, 3, 4, A 'I' I, 3, 4, D 2f,3,'M3,'CfulI.IlI2ry3'l'4?'Faclollbglloii Basiglsglllel, Foofball 2,u3I,I Ilzgnor Roll I, M r Guidon 4 Pur Ie Faiches 3 Reli ion I' Junlo' Track l- Zi Good Cofldufl 4- 9 -I I P I 9 . Rifle Team I, Turrel 2, 3, Knighfs 4, Good Conducf 2, 3, Personal Appearance 2, 3, 4, War Bond I, 2. Auxiliar I 2 3' CSMC I 2 3 4' Good W,- ROY C. BURGDORF Corporal Corky JOHN A. BUNCHER Isl Lieulenanr Mike Allendance Medal I3, Auxiliary Club I, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Honor Holl l, 3, 4, Purple C.S.M.C. I, 2, 3, 4, Foolball I. MICHAEL A. CARROLL 2nd Lieulena nl Mike Aflendance 2, 3, 4, Auxiliary I, 2, 3, 4, C.S.M.C. I-Class Rep., Grenadiers 3, 4, Guidon 4, Honor Roll I, Pep Club I, Purple Palches 4, Quill 81 Scroll 3, 4, Religion l, Science Club 4, Senior Track 3, Junior Track I, Turrel I, 2, 3, 4, Soccer 4, Cheer Leader 2, Personal Appearance I, 2, 3, 4, Good Con- ducl I, 4. Pafches 3, 4, Senior Track 3, 41 Junior Track Z Good Conduc? 4. GORDON P. BURROWS Privale Bo Auxiliary I, Choral 4, C.S.M.C. l, 2, 3 4, Doe Baskerball I, Foofball 2, Honor Rall lg Lancers I, Senior Track I, 3, Soccer 4, Class Officer I. I948 URBAN A. CARTIER Isl Lieulenanl Bud Auxiliary I, 2, Choral Club 2, Grenadiers 2, 3 4, Honor Roll I, 4, Lancers I, Purple Parches 4, Rifle Team 2, 3, 4, Science Club 4, Senior Track I, 2, 3, Efficiency Medal I, Hearsl Trophy 3. PHILIP C. CATANZARO III Privale Cat Auxiliary Cenlury I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, C.S.M.C. I, 2, 3, 4, Dee Baskefball I, Fool- ball I, Z, 3, Pep Club I, 2, Soccer 4, Ameri- can Legion Baseball I, 2. THOMAS J. BYRNE Corporal joker Auxiliary 4, Boys' Slale 4-Adiulanr General, Choral Club 2, C.S.M.C. I, 2, 3, 4, Foolball 2, 3, Guidon 4, Honor Roll 4, Purple Palches 3, 4, Junior Track I, 2, 3, Turret I, 2, Knights 4, Prep Track Record '47, War Bonds l, 2, Class Officer 4, Good Conducf I, 3, 4, Per- sonal Appearance I, 3, 4, Inframural Basker- ball Champs 4, Prep Track Record '48. LAWRENCE J. CAIN Tech. Sergeanl Larry Ailendance I, 2, 3, 4, Auxiliary I, 2, 3, 4, Choral Club I, 2, 3, 42 Grenadiers 3, 4, Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4, N.H.S. 3, 4, Purple Pafches 3, 4, Religion 2, Scholarship I, Science Club 41 Senior Track 3, 4, Junior Track 2, Good Conducl I, 2, 3, 4. 15- 'Th THOMAS M. CHAPMAN Slaff Sergeanl Tom Affendance I, 23 Auxiliary I3 C.S.M.C. I, 2, 3, 43 Dee Baskelball I3 Foolball 3-Manager3 Honor Roll 33 Lancers I3 Pep Club 23 Purple Pafches 3, 43 Religion I3 Senior Track 3, 43 Junior Track I3 Turrel I, 23 Knighfs 43 L1COmDdhY2j Good Conducl I, 2, 33 War Bond I3 Manuever Group I. RALPH V. CERNICH Corporal Ralph Allendance I, 2, 43 Auxiliary I, 2, 3, 43 Band I, 23 Pep Club I, 2. DONALD J. CUSHING JESS W. COLE S156 Sergeanf 2nd Lieulenanl D, C, Muscles C.S.M.C. I, 2, 3, 43 Honor Roll I3 Science AHCHUGNCG 3. 42 AUIIIIUY I. 2 3. 42 Cdmlfi qui, 4, Kniqhf, 4, Club 4: c.s.M.c. I, 2, 3, 43 Guido.. 4: Len- cers I, 23 Pep Club 33 Science Club 43 Knighfs 43 Good Conducf I, 2, 3, 43 Personal Appearance 2, 3, 4. SENIORS WILLIAM R. COUCH Privale - Bill Auxiliary I, 2, 3, 43 Band I, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT T. COX Privale Bob Auxiliary I, 2, 33 Choral Club I, 23 Pep Club I3 Good Conducf I, 2, 33 Personal Appearance I, 2. ROBERT T. COLSON Isl' Lieulenanl' Charlie Auxiliary I, 2, 3, 43 C.S.M.C. I, 2, 3, 43 Grenadiers 2, 3, 43 Honor Roll 43 Pep Club 43 Rifle Team 3, 43 Science Club 43 Turrel' I3 Knighfs 33 Cheer Leader 2, 43 Personal Appearance 2,,3, 43 Good Conducf I, 2, 3, 4. THEODORE M. CZARNECKI Corporal Ted Auxiliary I3 Foofball I, 23 Rifle Team 3, 4: Class Officer 2, 33 Bas? Squad '47. 11 C. DONALD DICKHERBER Privale Dick Choral Club I, 23 C.S.M.C. I, 1, 3, 43 Lancers I, 23 Pep Club I3 Science Club 43 Tennis Team I, 23 Turret I, Z3 Kniqhfs 43 Good Con- duc? I, 2, 33 Personal Appearance 2, 3, 4. ARTHUR A. DITTMEIER Slali Sergeanl Art Auxiliary 3, 43 Camera Club 43 Choral Club 3, 43 C.S.M.C. I, 2, 3, 43 Honor Roll 33 Purple Palches 3, 43 Religion 33 Scholarship 33 Knighfs 33 Good Conducl I, 13.PGl'S0hdl Appearance I, 2, 3, 4. I94 RICHARD A. DOHACK 2nd Lieulenani Dick Affendance 33 Auxiliary 33 C.S.M.C. I, 2, 3, 43 Foolball I, 2, 33 Honor Roll I, 3, 43 Lancers I3 Purple Palches 43 Science Club 43 Junior Track 23 Good Conduct I, Z3 Personal Appear- ance I3 War Bond I. EDWIN E. DUDENHOEFFER Tech. Sergaanl Dude Auxiliary I, 2, 3, 43 Baseball Z, 3, 4' Choral Club 1, c.s.M.c. I, 2, 1, 4, Honor lion I. VINCENT J. DATIILO Privaie Skippy Auxiliary I, 2, 3, 43 Choral I3 Lancers l,2, 33 Purple Patches 3, 43 Oufsfarding squad '46. THOMAS J. DAVIN Corporal Tom Auxiliary I, 2, 3, 43 Camera Club 33 Choral Club 23 C.S.M.C. I, 2, 3, 43 Guidon 43 Quill 8 Scroll 3, 43 Religion I3 Turrel 2, 3, 43 Knighix 43 War Bond I3 Good Conduct 43 Personal Appearance3 Missouri Hi h School glemspaper conlesf I, 33 Arlisf Eenlennial oo . 8 LEONARD S. DINO Privale Len Auxliary I, 2, 3, 43 C.S.M.C. I, 2, 3, 43 Reli- gion I3 Knighfs 43 L-Company I. VARNELL C. DUNN lsf Sergeanl' Red C.S.M.C. I, 2, 3, 43 Auxiliary 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH S. FASZL Stal? Sergeanl' joe Affendance I, 2, 4, C.S.M.C. I, 2, 3, Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4, Knighfs 4, Good Condud I, 3, 4, Personal Appearance I, 3, 4. EUGENE W. ESCHBACHER Tech. Ssrgeanl Gene Aflendance 2, Auxiliary I, 2, 3, 4, C.S.M.C. I, 2, 3, 4, Guidon 4, Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4, Knighls 4, Good Conducf I, 2, 4, Personal Appearance I, 3, 4. EDWARD C. ECKHOFF Maior Big Ed Auxiliary I, 2, 3, 4, Baxkelball I, 2, 3, 4, C.S.M.C. I, 2, 3, 4, Grenadiers 3, 4, Guidon 4, Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4, N.H.S. 3, 4, Science Club 3, 4, Tennis Team I, Senior Track 3, 4, Junior Track 2, Good Conduct 4, Class Officer I, 2. e LEO J. FAILONI 2nd Lieulenanl' Paz Affendance I, 3, Auxiliary 2, 3, Baseball I, 2, 3, C.S.M.C. I, 2, 3, 4, Fooiball 2, Rell- qion 3, Good Conducl I, 3, Personal Appear- ance I, 3, Soccer 4, Bowling 4. SENIORS JOSEPH l 'l. ESCHBACHER 2nd Lieulenanl' joe Affendance I, 2, 3, 4, Auxiliary I, 2, 3, Baslrefball I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, Fool- ball I, 2, Grenadiers 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 2, Religion 2, Good Conducl I, 2, 3, 4, Personal Appearance I, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT L. ESPENSCHIED Isl Lieulenanl' Essie Auxiliary I, 2, 3 4, Boys' Sfale 3-Clerlr of Supreme Court, Gi-ranadiers 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll I, 2, Purple Pafches 3, 4, Rifle Team I '2,' 3, 4 -Capfain' Tennis Team I, Milifary Elhclency I, Good Conduct I, 2, 3, 4, Personal Appear- ance I, 2, 3, 4, Clasx Officer I, 2. ROBERT J. FAUCETT 2nd Lieulenanl Bob Auxiliary 2, 3, C.S.M.C. I 2, 3, 4, Dee Baskefball I, Foofball 3, Grenadiers 3, 4, Honor Roll 3, Purple Palchu 4, L-Company I, Maneuver Group I. GORDON W. FELDHAUS Privale Gus Auxiliary I, 2, 4, Choral Club I, 2, 4, C.S.M.C. I, 2, 3, 4, Purplo Palcllos 4, Knights 4, War gond II,2PerxonaI Appearance I, Good Con- uct , . et, 153 1 RONALD J. FLORI DONALD R. FIX prgyne Sfai? Sergeani Ron Gruesome Benbdll 2' 4' C,5.M.C, ll 2' 3' 4' D.. guhg, Auxiliary Z, C.S.M.C. I 2, 3, 4, Foofball 2,.3, ball Ig Lancers lg Purple Paiches 3, 4, Knighis D00 Baikiibglll II PI-IYDII Pafchts 3. 42 SOYIIOY 43 L-Company Ig Maneuver Group 21 War Trick 33 JI-I'I'0I' Track I. 2- Bond I. ALFRED L. FREDERICK :IORMAN J- FRIEDRICH Masfer Ser een? rivvfe K x Daniel Boone Nofm An d I 3 4. A I 1' 2' 3' 4: Auxiliary I, 2, 3, 4, C.S.M.C. I, 2, 3, 4, 5 C,5T4ETc1I il Q: Rlmgaqeam 2' 3' 4: Honor Roll I3 Good Conducf 3, Personal Knighfs 4, Personal Appearance I, 2, 3, 45 APPNWHC' 3- 41 SOCCCI' 4- Good Conducf I, 2, 3, 41 Color Guard 3. JOHN L. GALLAGHER JAMES A. GANNON Sergeanf Sfaff Sergeenl' Yats Jim Afrandance 2, 3, 4, Auxiliary I, 2, 33 Choral Choral Club 25 C.S.M.C. 3-Rep., Junior Club 2, 35 C.S.M.C. I, 2, 3, 43 Turrei 2, 3, 43 Track I, 2, Foorball Manager I. Soccer 4, Good Conducf 3, 4. ROBERT C, FUEGNER THOMAS M. GARAVAGLIA lsf Sergeenf Tech. Sergeanf ' Power House GBYY l'S Aflendance I, 2 4' Auxiliary I, 2 3 4- sum. A-Ililiefv I. 2. 3. 4: C-S-MC. I. 2. 3-Re . 4: b II I, 2, 3, '4:' 5 ' 519 '34 I . Honor Roll lg Reli ion Ig Kn'qhfx 43 good Q. cis.M.c. I, 2, 3, 4f,Yo.bav:'CIubA4iuIr1::,il Condud I. 2. 3. 4:gWor Bond II. ball Ig Grenadierx 3, 4: Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4g N.H.S. 3, 43 Science Club 3, 43 Junior Track I, 2, Class Officer I, 2, 3, 4, Good Conducf 4. JOHN M. GARLICH Slafi Sergean+ ,lack Baskelball I, 2, C.S.M.C. I, 2, 3, 4, Foofball I, Z, 3, 4, Junior Track I, 3, Kniqhfx 4, Per- sonal Appearance I, 3, Good Conducl I, 2. THOMAS A. HANDLEY Lieuf. Colonel Tommy Aflendanco I, 2, Auxiliary 2, 3, 4, Baskefball I, 2, Boys' Slale 3-Allernale, Foovball I, 2, 3, 4' Grenadiers 2 3, 4, Guidon 4, Honor Roll 1, 3, 4, Purple Palches 4, ruli- gon I, Senior Track 3, 4, Junior Track I, 2, ood Conducl 4, Class Officer 3. ROBERT E. GAROFALO Privele Bob Auxiliary I, 2, 3, Camera Club 3, Foolball I, Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, Purple Palches 3, 4. JOSEPH H. GEERS Ceplain Herm Affendance I, 3, Auxiliary I, 3, 4, Baxkefball I, 2, C.S.M.C. I, 2, 3, 4, Foofball I, 2, 3, 4, Grenadiers 3, 4, Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4, N.H.S. 3, 4, Purple Palches 3, 4, Junior Track I, 2, 3, Kniqhls 4, Class Officer 3, 4, Personal Appear- ance I, 2, 3, 4, Good Conducr I, 2, 3, 4. SENIORS GEORGE J. HANNICK Slaff Sergeanl George Aflendanco I, 2, Auxiliary I, 2, 3, C.S.M.C. I, 2, 3, Honor Roll I, 2, Religion I, Class Officer I. DONALD M. HOBART VINCE K. GILDER Sfafl Sergeanr Gildy C.S.M.C. I, 2, 3, 4, Foolball I, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll I, Purple Palches 4, Junior Track I, Z. ARTHUR E. HERDER gn Ui 3. rf Q Slaff Sergeanl' 2nd Lieulenanl Don Muscles A 'I' I, 2, c.s.M.c. I- P I P I h 3, Gfef--'dim 2. 2. 4: Rifle Team I. 2. 3 4: 5::fJ:q,,ck 3: Knigm, 42 Bgmizg Zf 1:53. Science Club 3, 4, Senior Track 3, Good Con- mural Basketball, D-Company Z. duct 4. nl'- fUN C' 1, 17' JAMES L. HOGAN Tech. Sergeanf jim Auxiliary I, 2, 3, C.S.M.C. I, 2, 3, 4-Presi- denfg Dee Baskefball Ig Guidon 4, Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 43 Lancers I, 2, 3, 4-Capfaing N.H.S. 3, 4, Ouill 8: Scroll 3, 4, Science Club 3, 4, Speech 33 Junior Track 2, 33 Turret I, 2, 3, 4, Kniqhls 4, Good Conduci I, 2, 3, 4, Personal Appearance I, 2, 2, 4, Golf Team 45 A.D.C. 4. JOHN B. HORRAS 2nd Lieufenanf Tex Auxiliary I, 2, 3, 4, C.S.M.C. I, 2, 3, 4, Dee Baskefball Ig Foofball 2, 3, Grenadiers 3, 4g Guidon 43 Honor Roll 4, Purple Pafches 3, 4, Science Club 45 Speech Club 4, Junior Track I, 23 KnighIs 4, Personal Aopearance I, 2, 3, 4, Good Conducf I, 3, 4, Milifary Meri? 2. EUGENE O. JADWIN Privale Gene Good Condud I, 2. GEORGE C. JOERGENSEN Privafe Spider Auxiliary I, 2, C.S.M.C. I, 2, 3, 4, Good Condud I, 2, Oufsfandinq squad 2. GERALD T. J. HURLEY Privafe Irish Auxiliary I, 2, 3, C.S.M.C. I, 2, 3, 43 Purpli Parches 4: Good Condud 4. FELIX F. JABCZENSKI I sf Sergea nl jab Aflandance I, 2, 4: Auxiliary I, 2, 3, 41 Haskel- ball I. 2. 3. 4: Baseball 4, Choral Club 4: Foofball 25 Guidon 43 Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4: Purple Palches 43 Science Club 3, 43 Tennll Team 3, 41 Turref 3, 4g Good Conducl I, 2, 3, 4: Personal Appearance I, 2, 3, 4. 948 BERNARD J. JACOBSMEYER Tech. Sergeanl jake Affendance I, 2, 3. 4, Auxiliary I, 2, 3, 4: C.S.M.C. I, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 43 Science fliib 4, Good Conducr I, 2, 4, War Bond ALVIN H. JENNEMANN ls? Sergeanl A1 Auxiliary I, 2, 3, C.S.M.C. I, 2, 3, 43 Foofball I, 2, 3, 43 Purple Pafches 4: Reli ion 31 Junior Track 23 Good Conducf I, 43 zlar Bond 2, D-Company 21 Inframural Baskelball I, 2, 3, 4. 'T' V05 NORMAN F. KEARNEY WATSON W. KAMINSKY Private Norm Auxiliary I, 2, Pep Club 4, Junior Track 2, Bowlinq Team 4, Good Conduct I, 2, Per- sonal Appearance l, 2. EUGENE R. KINKEAD Private Master Sergeant Watty Attendance I, 3, Auxiliary 3, C.S.M.C. I, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4, Lancers 3, 4, Religion 3, Science Club 4, Personal Appearance I, 2, 3, 4, Good Conduct I, 2, 3, 4. DONALD J. KELLY Staff Sergeant Waffles Irishman . '- . Attendance I, Auxiliary 3, Honor Roll 2, 3, e's':fanfr i-,'..'.5.:::'lL1ri...'.- .?-..1,.t, R--iw 1. 1, scholar-hip Mi 2. 2: 5094 I ' 'p,l,,p'l.'Pi,cI,M 4. R.I,9,on f. Smior Conduct.2, 3, Personal Appearance 2, Mill- Tracli 2, 3, 4, Knights 4, Good Conduct I, 2, 'UV Mun 2' Personal Appearance I. SENIORS ALVIN J. KRUSE, JR. Captain AI Auxiliary 2, 3, 4, Choral Club I, 2, 3, 4, C.S.M.C. I, 2, 3, 44, Honor Roll I, 2, 4, Purple Patches 3, 4, Religion I, 4, Scholarship 4, Speech Club 3, Junior Track I, Maneuver Group-I, L-Company I, War Bond I, 2, Good Conduct I, 2, , 4, Personal Appear- ance I, 2, 3, 4, Military Merit 2, Ist place Turret Speech Contest 3. RAYMOND E. KUENZ Staff Sergeant Ray AUXIIIGVY I. 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, Baseball I, 2, 4, C.S.M.C. I, 2, 3, Football l, Honor Roll I, Lancers I, Pep Club I, 2' Religion I, Personal Appearance I, 2, Good Conduct I, 2. ROBERT M. KELLY Staff Sergeant Kelly Kid Attendance I, 2, 3, Choral Club 2, 3, C.S.M.C. I, 2, 3. 4, Dee Basketball I, Honor Roll I, 3, Pep Club 2, Scholarship Medal I, 3, Good Conduct I, 2, Personal Appearance I, 2. JAMES L. KLUTHO Tech. Sergeant jim Attendance I, Auxiliary 3, 4, C.S.M.C. I, 2, 3, 4, Dee Basketball I, Grenadiers 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 4, Lancers I, Pep Club I, 2, Purple Patches 4, Religion I, Science Club 4, Speech Club 4, Senior Track 4, Junior Track I, 2, Turret I, 2, 3, 4, Good Conduct I, 2, 4, Per- sonal Appearance I, 2, 4. f ' f 'VI GERALD V. LAMMERT Sfaff Sergeanf EUGENE A. LANG Siaff Sergeani Ux j Arnold Ahendance I3 Auxiliary 23 Baseball 2, 33 Auxiliarz I. 2. 3, 43 C.S.M.C. I, 2, 3, 4. C.S.M.C. I, 2, 3 43 Dee Baskefball I3 Fooi- Honor oll I, 3. 43 Science Club 43 Kniqhh 43 ball I, 2, 3, 43 Good Conduct I, 23 Personal Good Conduci I, 2, 3, 43 Personal Appear- Appgaranga I, 3: Sgcggr 4, ance I, 2, 3, 43 War Bond I, 21 Milifary Merif Medal 2. WILLIAM M. LaVELLE Privaie Frenchie FRANCIS P. LoPORTO Sergeanf Flip Senior Track I, 23 Knighfs 43 Good Conduci I. AUIIIIGYY I. 2. 33 CIIOFGI Club II D00 BMII07' ball I3 Purple Paiches 3, 43 Turref 2, 3, 4. 'F 3 RAYMOND J. LIFKA Siaff Sergeanl' Ace Auxiliary 33 C.S.M.C. I, 2, 3, 43 Purple Paiches 3, 4. CLARENCE H. LUFT Tech. Sergeant Clare Ariendance 3, 43 Auxiliag' 2 3, 43 Baseball 43 choral Club 2, 3 4, .s.M.c. 1, 2 3, 4, Guidon 43 Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 43 N.H.S. 3, 43 Purple Paiches 3, 43 Scholarship I3 Science Club 43 Tennis Team 3 43 Knights 43 Personal Appearance l, 2, 3, 43 Good Conducl I, 2, 3, 43 Military Merit 23 War Bond 23 Class Ofiicer I. I948 ROBERT E. MCCAFFERTY Sergeani Mac Auxiliary 23 C.S.M.C. I, 2, 3, 43 Fooiball I, 2, 3, 43 Pur Ie Pafches 43 Senior Track 3, 43 Junior Track If 23 Good Conducf I, 2, 3, 43 Maneuver Group 23 Personal Appearance I, 2, 3, 4. JEROME P. MCCARTHY Caplain Mac Afiendance 3, 43 Auxiliary 3, 43 C.S.M.C. I, 2, 3, 4' Fooiball 2, 3, 43 Grenadiers 3, 43 Honor Roll 43 Purple Paichex 43 Junior Track I- Kniqhh 43 Good Conduct I, 2, 3, 43 Personal Appearance I. 2, 3, 4, war Bond I- Infra- mural Baslrefball Champs 43 Clagg Ohicgr 4, JAMES B. McGOWAN Privale Alaska Affendance I, 25 Auxiliary I, 2, 3, 45 Band I, 25 Baseball 43 C.S.M.C. I, 2, 3, 45 Guidon 45 Honor Roll 45 Pep Club I, 23 Purple Palches 45 Religion I, 43 Science Club 43 Kniqhls 41 Good Conducl 35 Personal Appearance 3, 4. DONALD J. McMAHON Sergeanl' Mac Head Ahendance I, 25 Auxiliary 33 C.S.Nl.C. I, 2, 3, 45 Choral Club I5 Dee Basketball I5 Lancers I, 25 Pep Club 25 Purple Palchex 33 Bowling Team 33 lnlramural Baxlrefball I, 2, 3, 4. SENIORS , SALVATORE .I MARINO EDWIN MAHR pnvage Slaff Sergeanl A 'I' I, 2, 3, 4g c.s.M.c. I, 2, 3, 45 Dee A Y 4' 5,2 ,, ,,,I,l1 'l 'FEQQQIT fluf Batllflflgll I, Honor non I, 2, 3, 43 ouiu I. purph Penh., 4 Jumor -had I 2 Scroll 3, 4: Religion I5 Tennis Team I, 2, 3, 45 Turrel I, 2, 3, 4, War Bond I, Good Con- ducl I, 2. THOMAS F MARTIN JOHN G. MARTENS 8. 2nd L,,uIen,nI. 2nd Lieulenanl Tommy .IOIIFIYIY Auxiliar I 2 3 4 Band I 2 3 4 Cam xIIIary 3 4 SMC 4 Dee Y -I - I -I 'N laskelball I FoofbalI2 3 4 Guidon 4-to ed Club I: Gwdon -I: Hanaf Rall I. 2. 3. 4: nor R,-,II I 2 3 L nur, I Lancers I, 25 N.H.S. 3, 45 Kniqhls 45 Good Purple Palches 4 QIIIII s Scroll 3 4 Spuch fogdwscu I. 2. 3. 4: Personal Apoaaranca HENRY J. MILLER Privafe JEAN J. MERZ Tech. Sergean-I Hank 1111 Auxiliary I, 2, 3 4, C.S.M.C. I, 2 3, 41 Auxiliary I 2, 3 4' Camera Club 3, 4- Lancers I, 25 Purple Palches 43 Good Conducf Treasurer, C.S.M.C. I, 2 3, 4' Dee Bashi- I. 2, Personal Appearance I, 2, 4, War Bond I. ball Ig Junior Track 2, 35 Turrel 3, 4, Knights 43 Good Conduct I, Z, Personal Appearance I, 2, 3: Sql.-at-Arms-4. RICHARD R. MILTENBERGER 2nd Lieulenanf Milf Affendance I, 2, 3, 4, Auxiliary 2, 3, 4: NICK M. MONACO Tech. Sergeanf Mono Aflendance I, 2, 3, 4, Auxiliary 2, 3, Choral C.S-M-C- I. 2. 3 4: Grenedim 2. 3 4: Club I 2 3 4- C.s.M.C. I 2 3 4- Pe Guidon 4, Honor Roll I' 2, 3 43 N.H.S. 3, 43 Purple Pafches 3, 4, Quill L Scroll 3, 4, Rell- ion 2, Scholarship 2, Science Club 4, Turref T, 2, 3 4: Personal Appearance I, 2, 3, 4: Good Conducl I, 2, 3, 4, Hearst Medal 3. Club l,' 21' Pu'rpIe Palches 4, Scidncd Club Senior Track 43 Good Conducf I, 2, 31 Per- sonal Appearance I, 2, 3, 4, Cheer Leader 2. l948 MEARL L. MOUSHEY Isl Sergeanf Mouse Affendance 43 Auxiliary I 2 3, 4, Band I 2, a 4-Pmidm, c.s.M.C. I, 2 3, 4, Honor Roll 4, Purple Pafches 3 4, Knlqhfx 43 War Bond Ip Swing Band 2: Good Conducf I, 2, 3, 4, Personal Appearance I, 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH C. MITTINO Caplain Jackie Afferidance I, 2, Auxilia I, 2, 3 43 Baslrel- ball I, Z, Boys' Stale 3-Zapfein Slafe Pafrol -Slale Purchasing Agent, C.S.M.C. I 2, 3, 45 Foolball I, 2, 3, 4, renadiers 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 43 N.H.S. 3, 4, Purple Palches 4: Scholarship 3, Senior Track 43 Junior Track I, 2, 33 Class Officer I, 2, 3, 4, Good Con- ducf I, 2, 3, 4, Personal Appearance I, 2, 3, 43 Mililary Efficiency Medal 3. JOSEPH C. MORESI, JR. 2nd Lieulenanf Guisippi Baseball 2, C.S.M.C. I, 2, 3, 45 Honor RolI4g Pep Club I, 2, 3, Purple Palches 4, Science Club 4, Knighls 4, Soccer 4, Good Conducf 4. LARRY T. MOUND Privale Dinky Auxiliary I, 2, Band Ig C.S.M.C. I, 2, 3, 41 Lancers Ig Pep Club 2, 3, Tennis Team Ig Cheer Leader 25 War Bond Ig Marching Band I. - if ps 4 ,I WALTER C. MUELLER JOHN A. MUICH Privafe Tech. Sergeant Walt John AH d I . 'I' I . , Aflendance I, 2, 3, 4, Band I, Z, 3, 4, balfnlfggubaseballll314?tgI3I!k?C.' 1i'z?a3I'i, C5-M-C '- 2- 3- 'Ir Gvidof' 41 HOW ROI' Honor aan I, Pep Club I, 2, Knights 4, Per- I- F1 N-H-S- 4: Pufvle Pefches 3, 4, Kmqmq zonal Appearance ' 2, 4, Good Conduct I, 2, 5 'I9 Band I3 Good COMING' I- 2- 3- 41 PV' War Bond I, 2. JOHN D. MURPHY Isl Lieuienanl Ea.st4Side Kid Affendance 2, 3, Auxiliary I, 4, Baslrefball sonal Appearance I, 2, 3, 4. EDWARD F. MUNDEL I sl' Lieufenanf Whitey Allendance I, 2, 3, 4, Auxiliar I, 2, 3: I, 2, 3, C.S.NI.C. I, 2, 3, 4, Grenadiers Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Foolball I, 2, 3, 4, 4 Ho 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 3, 4, Purple Pafches 1 Religion I, Junior Track I, 2, Knighfs 4, Good Conduc? I, 2, 3, 4. nor non I, 2, a, 4, N.H.s. 3, 4. SENIORS LORIN I. NEVLING, JR. Caplain Larry lend I, 2, 3, 4, Purple Pafches 4, Religion I: Science Club 4, Personal Appearance gl, Z, 3, 4 Good Conduct I, 2, 3, 4, Mililary Merit 2. GEORGE F. NICKOLAUS Tech. Sergeant Nick C.S.M.C I, 2, 3, 4, Choral Club 4, Honor Roll I, 4, Pep Club I, Science Club 4, Per- sonal Appearance I, 2, 3, 4, Good Conducf I, 2, 3, 4, Milifary Meri? 2. KENNETH A. NAUGHTON 2nd Lieufenanl Sleepy AuxiliarI' I, 2, 3, 4, C.S.M.C. I, 2, 3, 4: Foolbal I, 2, 3, 4, Dee Baslrelball I, Pep Club I, 2, Junior Track 2, Kniqhls 4, Good Conducf I, 2, 3, 4, Personal Appearance I, Z, 3, 4, Soccer 4, War Bond I. RALPH V. NEWMAN I sf Lieulenan+ Ralphie Auxiliary I, 2, 3, 4, Choral Club I, 2, Debafe Club I, 2, 3, 4, Grenadiers Z, 3, 4, Honor Roll I, 4, Pep Club I, 2, Purple Pafches 4, Rifle Team 2, 3, 4, Tennis Team I, Knighfs 4, Personal Appearance I, 2, 3, 4, Good Con- ducf I, 2, 3, 4, War Bond Club-Secrelary. -45 Y Q.. 'er-'f , , in -'be A- JOHN O. NIEMANN Siafi Sergeanf Oscar Ahendance 3, 4, Auxiliary 3, 4, C.S.M.C. 3, 4, Guidon 4, Honor Roll 3, 4, Science Club 4, Senior Track 4, Junior Track 3, Turref 3, 4, Knighfx 4, Good Conducf 3, Personal Appear- ance 3, 4, Soccer 4. JOHN J. PAHL 2nd Lieufenanl ,lack Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, c.s.M.c. I, 2, 1, 4, A Football I, Grenadierx 3, 4, Junlor Track 2, Kniqhis 4, Good Conduct I, 2, 3, Personal Appearance I, 2, 3, 4. FRANCIS O'CONNELL Privale Bud Auxilia Club I, 2 3, 4, Dee Baxkelball I, Foomil I, 2, np Club I, 2, Junior Track I. JAMES J. O'DONNELL Private james uxiliar I, 1, 3, 4, Camera Club 3, 4, C.S.NI.Cl, I, 2, 3, 4, Dee Baskelball I, Lancer: I, 2, Pep Club I, 2, 4, Turrei I, Z, 3, Personal Appearance I, 2, Good Conduct I, Z, War Bond Medal. I948 EUGENE F. PAUTLER Caplain Potty Auxiliary I, Z, 3, 4, Choral Club I, 2, C.S.M.C. I, 2, 3, 4, Fooiball I, 3, Grenadiers 2, 3, 4, Guidon 4, Honor Roll 2, Pep Club I, Purple Palches 3, 4, Religion I, 3, Rifle Team I, 2, Scholarship 2, Speech Club Z, 3' Senior Track 3, 4, Junior Track I, 2, Good Condud I, 2, 3, 4, Personal Appearance I 2, 3, 4, War Bond I, Intramural Baskefball Champs 4. RUSSELL F. PAYEUR Slafi Sergeenl' Russ DANIEL J. O'MEARA Privafo Danny Boy Ahendance I, 2, 3, Auxiliary 2, 3, Personal Appearance I, Good Conduct I. MAURICE E. PAILLOU Capiain Bits Auxiliary 3, Tennis Team 2, Senior Track 4, Au'lll Y 35 c'S'M'c' l' 2' 3- Foonnll Junior Track I, 2, 3. I, 2, 3, 4, Good Condud I, 1, 3, Personal Appearance I, 2, 3, Clau Officer 3, 4. 9 'QC rr S we- - JOSEPH M. REINHARDT Sergeanl' joe AHendance 2, 3, 43 Auxiliary I, 2, 3, 43 C.S.M.C. I, 2, 3, 43 Junior Track 2-Manager 43 Knights 43 Maneuver Group 23 Second place Inlramural Turrel Speech Tournamenf 3. ARTHUR W. REYNOLDS Privefe Art e Conduct 2. ndance 23 C.S.M.C. l, 2, 3, 43 Good JOSEPH D. RAICH 2nd Lieufenenf Crow Afiendance 2, 33 Auxiliary 3, 43 C.S.M.C. 2, 3, 43 Fooiball 3, 43 Grenadiers 3, 4: Guidon 4-RepresenIa1ive3 Honor Roll 3, 43 Purple Paiches 3, 43 Junior Track 2, 43 Knighis 43 Class Officer 3, 43 Inframural Champsg Good Conducf 2, 3, 43 Personal Appearance 2, 3. WILLIAM E. RANEY I sf Sergeanf Punky Auxiliary I, 23 C.S.M.C. I, 2, 3, 43 Dee Basketball I3 Honor Roll I, 33 Lancers I, 23 Religion I3 Scholarship I3 Soccer 43 Oufsfand- ing squad I3 Class Officer 4. SENIORS . ,., WALTER J. mes WILLIAM J. RONE W- Sleg Sergeanl' Privqfe - 3 Wally Wzlly tw A I 9 :I AIIGIICIGIICG I. 2. 3. 41 AUIIIIIBFY I. 2. 47 Baskelball 23 C.S.M.C. l, 2, 3, 43 Dee Baslref- C-5-M.C- I. 2. 3. 43 Lancers I3 Purple ball I3 Foofball I3 Good Conduct I3 Per- Pafches 3, 43 Religion I3 Senior Track 33 Turrei sonal Appearance I, 2. 2, 33 Good Conduci I, 2, 3, 43 Personal Appearance l, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT J. RUEHMAN, JR. EDWARD J. RILEY Tech. Sergeanl Corporal li 1 an 'ln Bob Baseball 2, ag c.s.M.c. I, 2, 3, 43 F ofball 23 Anender-ce I. 2: Auxiliary I: C-S-M-G I. 2. 3.4. 5' Purple Pafches 43 Junior Track I3 'Soccer 43 Honor Roll II Kmqhff 42 Good COVICII-ICI' I. ,ap-, American Legion BasebaIl3 Class Officer 3. Personal APPUBVBFICO I. 4- vi! JAMES J. SCHERER Tech. Sergeanl Muscles Affendance I, 2, 33 C.S.M.C. I, 2, 3, 43 Honor Roll I, 43 Purple Palches 43 Ouill If Scroll 3, 43 Science Club 43 Turrel I, Z, 3, 43 Knighfs 43 War Bond I3 Good Conducf I, Z, 3, 43 Personal Appearance I, 2, 3, 4. THOMAS E. SCH LESINGER Privale JAMES B. SCANLON Privale lim Lancers I3 Purple Palchex 43 Junior Track 2. GERALD A. SCHENKE Slaff Sergeanl Tom Jerry Auxiliary I, 23 Foolball I, 2, 33 Junior Track Aflendance 43 Camera Club I3 C.S.M.C. I, 23 Winning Drill Squad '46, I, 2, 3, 43 Dee Baskefball I3 Guidon 43 Science I94 JOHN R. SCHNEIDER 2nd Lieufenanl jack Afiendance 3, 43 Auxiliary I, 23 Camera Club 33 C.S.M.C. I, 2, 3, 43 Honor Roll 43 Religion 43 Rifle Team 3, 43 Turref 43 Knighlx 43 Good Conducl I, 2, 3, 43 Personal Appear- ance I, 2, 3, 43 Centennial Arfish 4. THOMAS C. SCHAEFFLER Privefe Tom Afendance I, 33 Auxiliary I, 2, 33 Baseball 33 Lancers I3 Good Conducl l, 3, 4. Club 43 Senior Track 3, 43 Junior Track I, 2 Knights 43 Maneuver Group 2. 8 IRVIN J. SCHEVELING Sfaff Sergeanl ScHev Affendance I, 2, 3, 43 Debale Club l,2, 3, 43 Guidon 43 Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 43 Library 43 Personal Appearance 2, 3, 43 Good Conduci 2, 3, 4. PAUL L. SCHMIDT Privale Paul AHendance 2, 33 Auxiliary I, 23 C.S.M.C. I, 2, 3, 43 Pep Club I3 Soccer 43 Good Con- dud 33 Personal Appearance 2, 33 Mililary Meri! 3. CHARLES A. SCHOENLAU8 HENRY J. SCHUMACHER Privale 2nd Lieuienanl' Mick Ahendance 43 Auxiliary I, 2, 33 Speech Club 43 Senior Track 43 Junior Track I3 Knighls 4. Hank Affendance I3 Auxiliary I, 2, 33 Choral Club 2, 3, 43 Dee Basketball lg Pep Club 2, 33 Purple Palches 43 Milifary MeriI3 Home- coming Drive. DAVID L. SMITH, JR. GECRGE J. SEPER Sergeanl' Tech. Sergeanl Gizmo George Auxiliary 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 33 lfurple Pafches Auxiliary I, 1, 33 Rifle Team Z, 33 Good Con- 4g Rifle Team 33 Personal Appearance I, 2, 3, 43 duct 43 Soccer 4. Good Conducl 2, 33 Besl squad 2. SENIORS DAVID W. SNYDER SMR Sergeanl L. D. Auxiliary I, 2, 33 Camera Club I3 C.S.M.C. I, 2, 3: Turref I, 2, 3, 43 Knighfs 43 Good Conduct I, 2, 43 Personal Appearance I, 2, 3. RICHARD T. STEPHENS Slalil Sargeanf Zilch Affendance 3, 4: C.S.M.C. 3, 43 Honor Roll 3, 43 Purple Patches 33 Science Club 43 Speech Club 3, 43 Kniqhfs 43 Good Condud 4. LAWRENCE C. SHERRILL Slaff Sergeenf Larry Affendance 33 Auxiliary I, 2, 33 C.S.M.C. I, 2, 3, 43 Football I, 2, 33 Pep Club l,2, 3,43 Purplo Palches 3, 43 Junior Track I3 Senior Track 23 Good Condud 4. GEORGE J. STOECKLIN Sergeanf Duke Arlendance I, 2, 3, 43 Auxiliary I, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 3, 43 C.S.M.C. I, Z, 3, 43 Dee Baskelball I: Honor Roll I3 Religion I3 Junior Track 23 Knights 43 Personal Appearance I,23 Good Conduct I, 23 War Bond I. Y' OSCAR H. STRAUB FRANCIS A. STROBLE 2nd Lieulenanl Isl Lieufenanl fOH1 Hydroxide Cisco Auxiliary 3, Camera Club I, Z, 3, 43 Debale Afiandanca I, 2, 3, 4, Auxiliary I 2, 3 4, Club 4, ouadon 4, rufpr. ram... 3- Ouill 1. c.s.M.c I, 2, a, 4, Guido.. 4, Honor hon Scroll 33 Science Club 3, 43 Speech Club 3, 43 I, 2, 3, 43 Lancers lg N.H.S. 3, 43 Pep Club lg Turref 2, 3, 43 Class Officer lg Good Con- Quill 8 Scroll 3, 43 Religion lg Scholarship ducl I, 2, 3, 4, Personal Appearance l, 2.3.4 l- Zi 5Cl'f'CO Club 3. 42 5Pl0Cll Club 3? Turret I, 2, 3, 4, Kniqhfs 4, Personal Appeaf- ance l, 2, 3, 45 Good Conduct l, 2, 3, 4, War Bond I. CLARENCE J. STUCKENBERG ROBERT K. SYLVESTER Tech. Sergeanl 2nd Liaulenanf Stuck Syl Auxiliary Z, 3, Band 2, 3, 43 Good Conducf Auxiliar I, 2, 3, 43 C.S.M.C. l, 2, 3, 4: 2, 4. Football' I, 23 Grenadiers 3, 43 Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4, Lancers lg N.H.S. 3, 41 Senior Track 4, Junior Track I, 2, 3, Good Conducf I, 2, 3, 4, Personal Appearance l, Z, 3, 4. l948 RICHARD R. STUSSIE JOHN R. TANNER Privale Srfaff Sergeanl Stus Elmo Auxiliary I, 2, 3, C.S.M.C. 3-Room Repre- AH0'1dG'1Cl l. 2' AUIIHHYY l. 2, 3: Grenadiers senlaliveg Knighls 4, Bowling 4. 2, 3, 4, Purple Palches 3, 4: Rifle Team l, 2' Senior Track 3, Good Conducf l, Z1 Personal Appearance 2. WILLIAM N. SUNTRUP DAVID F. TAYLOR Corporal Privafe Minnow Old Taylor Baslzefball l, 21 Baseball I, Foolball l,2, 3,43 Auxiliary I, 2, 3, 43 C.S.M.C. I, 2, 3, 4, Dee Pep Club 4, Reliqion Z1 Junior Track I, 2. Baxlrefball Ig Lancers l, 2, Purple Pafches 3, 43 Senior Track 43 Junior Traclr I, 2, 3: Knights 4, Cross Counfry Team. f Q-.S 7- fi L 'Iv JOHN M TRENSHAW JOSEPH J THOMPSON Sfaff Sergeanl slag Sefgeanf Tarzan Red ,,l,,,,y 2 e 4 C5 Afiendancel 2 Dee Baxlrefball I Pep Clubl , , , 1 ee s e a 1 Fo a , 1 Pep Club I1 Senior Track 3, 41 Junior Track 3, 4-Manager1 Knights 4. PAUL A. TRUPIANO CLARENCE E. THORNTON Isl Sergeenf Privele Trippi Eak H nor Roll I Reli ion I1 Senior Auxiliary 31 C.S.M.C. I, 2, 3, 4. Foolball 21 o 1 9 Track 31 Junior Track I, 2. SENIORS FRANK J. VACCARINO Prlvale 2nd Lieulenanl Sheik Ken KENNETH A. TOENISKOETTER C.S.M.C. I, 2, 3, 41 Peg Club I1 Purple Pafches I1 Religion I1 Knig Is 41 L-Company1 Maneuver Group I, 2. Auxiliary I, 2, 3, 41 C.S.M.C. 41 Guidon 41 Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 41 Lancers I, 2, 31 Reli- gion I1 Science 3, 41 Junior Track I1 Turref I, 2, 3, 41 Kniglils 4-Vice President Soccer 4- War Bond I1 Good Conducf I, 2, 31 Personal Appearance I, 2, 3. NORMAN R. VOGEL MELVIN G. VONDER HAAR Privale Slaff Sergeenl' Norm Porky giligry I, , 1 u ,2: xiliary I, 2, , , .. .. , , , , Club 4, Pu.-pl, Peach., 45 Speggh Club lg Honor Roll I1 Good Conduct Medal: Led In Knighfs 41 Honorable Menfion Refreal Essays Raffle Dflvl 2. 3- PAUL J. WHEALEN Privale Pete Baseball 2, 3, 43 C.S.M.C. I, 2, 3, 43 Pep Club I3 Knighfs 43 American Legion Base- ball 3. LAWRENCE A. WILDER Privale Larry Choral Club Z3 C.S.M.C. I, 2, 3, 43 Honor Roll I3 Purple Pafches 3, 43 Rifle Team I3 Tennis Team 23 Knighis 43 Good Conducf I, 23 Personal Appearance I, 2, 3, 4. JAMES E. WALSH, JR. Corporal Srnilin' Jim Afiendance I3 Auxiliary 33 C.S.M.C. I, 2, 3, 4 Dee Baslreball I3 Grenadiers 23 Religion I Knighfs 43 Good Conducf I, 2, 33 Persona Appearance I, 2, 3, 43 Spelling Medal I3 Golf Team 43 Grenadiers 3, 4. JAMES E. WEIDENBORNER SUIT Sergeanf jim Affendance I, 2, 3, 43 Auxiliary I, 2, 3, 4 Choral Club I, 2, 3, 43 Honor Roll l, 2, 3 Knighh 43 Good Conduct I, 2, 33 Persona Appearance 43 War Bond I. I948 DONALD B. WILLOUGHBY Caplain Lollypop Afferidance 43 Auxiliary 2, 3, 43 Baslreball I, 3: Camera Club 43 C.S.M.C. I, 2, 3, 43 Foofball I, 2, 3, 43 Grenadiers 2, 3, 43 Guidon 43 Honor Roll I, 2, 3 43 Purple Pafchas 43 Senior Track 3, 43 Junior Track I, 23 Knights 43 Good Conducf I, 2, 3, 43 Personal Appearance I, 2, 3, 4. LEO F. ZIEGLER 2nd Lieufenanl Pedro Aiiendance I, 43 Auxiliary I, 2, 3, 43 C.S.M.C. I, 2, 3, 43 Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 43 Lancers I, 23 Scholarship 23 Good Conducl I, 2, 3, 43 Per- sonal Appearance I, 2, 3, 43 Class Officer I, 2, 4. DONALD A. WENNEMANN Tech. Sergeanl Don Afiendance I3 Auxiliary I, 2, 33 Baseball 33 C.S.M.C. I, 2, 3, 43 Honor Roll I, 33 Lancers I, 23 Religion I3 Good Conduc? I, 2, 3, 43 Personal Appearance I, 2, 3, 43 American Legion Baseball 3. JOSEPH W. WITTE Transferred Io C.B.C., Memphis, Tenn. Legend NAME Any One Amblhon As Given Deshny The Plclure Tells lhe Slory 'B as 5 ME Gowns rows wr 'THE Joie' 0 JL X218 WHEALENS JIGNALS T00 OBVILUS 7 I 6? 4 ics 'wk S F li. 4 I gmt Wax J X rf ECKHOFF Chemusf DICKHERBER Dodor WHEALEN Baseball KAMINSKY Graduafe FUEGNER Wes? Pom! BOUBEK Success BRYAN Bachelor QS!! W 8 fit? 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'.S.:6.l- Cfzsf' HORRAS-SCOPE .11 ' ' , t L.. ,E ....-f' f ,.,... scfnrrsnso KNowLsoes . 9. 11g- ', L3 , t s v my Eu 'fjff 4.'1'f -. .54 ff 'VL f.'l'f '55 SING?-' CLASSES The cum of l949 Hugh School al las+l Whai a +hrull fhe Class of 49 receuved when 'lhey began 'lheur hugh school careers as freshmen af C B C Upon arruvung uf dud nor falre 'lhem long io oruen+a1'e rhemselves ln rhe classroom fhey excelled un srudues O The field of sporrs +hey were be++er +han average compehiors The frosh 'foorball feam caprured +he honorary Prep Champuonshup by 'rurnung ou+ an un scored upon undefea'red squad All un all +hey seemed fo make +he conversuon from grade school rapudly and quueily Tramp +ramp framp +he R OTC began ls worlr on fhe new lays They learned flue pruncuples of drull A+ 'fursf lhey were a luflle awluward bul gradually became smoolh un rheur performance un+ul ul was hard ro dushnguush +he freshmen from upper classmen Through fhe enlure school year ihus Class of I949 proved worfhy of fhe +u+le of Cadei They ac complushed 'I'hus by 'lheur oursiandung worlx un 'rhe Auxuluary and +he Homecomung Druves unhl finally vacahon 'hme arruved As usual 'lhe vacafuon hme flew by and soon ihe old school bell was rungung agaun Boolxs and more boolcs fhere seemed lo be no end 'lo homework Through superhuman efforls however fhese newly ordauned sophomores man aged +o surmounf fhese obsfacles and slull had +ume for alhlelucs ln foofball +hey began fhe year by fyung S+ Louus U Hugh for lirsi' place un fhe Prep League These upperclassmen became superb drullers as us evudenced by fhe 'Fad +ha+ a few were accepied unlo lhe Grenaduers C BC s crack drull +eam Two sophomores made fhe varsufy baslcel ball squad ln Chrusrmas decoratuons Room ZIO won lop honors Affer rhe 'lragedy of lhe semesler reporfs lufe wen? on quohng one of 'lhe Brorhers and soon everyihung rerurned +o normal The second year men were unvured +o +he Mululary Ball whuch was a gala alifaur Thus was followed un 'I'urn by 'l'he Fafhers and Sons Banquef ihe largesf +o dare and fhen came +he Achvulues Banque? sponsored by +he school fo honor rhose 'l'o whom honor us due Glenn Taylor was vored lhe mos? popular sophomore Meanwhule lhe rraclc feam had been goung greaf guns wunnung 'lhe Prep Champuonshup and lhe 'unuor 'lhe Junuor Duslruc+ Champuonshup 'for 'l'he firsl' 'hme un +he husfory of rhe school Through all lhe blood swear and fears of mechanucal drawung world hus +ory and plane geomefry came 'lhe presenl Junuor Class JAMES KARGUS HENRY RUGGERI ANTHONY SCIORTINO ERNEST BEUTENMILLER Presudanf Vuce Presudenf Secrelary Treasurer Guudon TQ! F 58 lil B IIHI IH' OO QQ BOTTOM ROW James Duggan John Fogarfy Wulluam Albrechf Ruchard Schwendamann Donald Mundwuller Joseph Meyer Leo Mann SECOND ROW Raymond Leaser Gaylord Capesfro Wulluam Ehnes Wulluam Brynda Adnan KIOH Waller Gaffney John W OBruen THIRD ROW Ernesl Beuferumuller Wulluam Cura Harry Effunger Waller Sandner Ruchard Collins Wulluam lmm ng Eruc Kurgas FOURTH ROW Henry Ruggaru James Kargus Anfhony Scuorfuno Wulluam Scholl Glenn Bach Thomas Murray Edward Cskowsku TOP ROW Louus Oldanu Henry Harfanbach George Hodak Wulluam Bagof John J OBruen Wulluam Baylus Raymond Schruedel John Collugan ABSENT Ruchard Burns Mauruce Flaugher George Kruegsheuser Lawrence Robeson JUNIOR 102 , . , . . . . i , l ' l, And fhrough lhe year's acfivilies 'rime 'Flew by division, composed of aboul' +hir1'y sophomores, won l u 1 S ' 'V f Y 5, ...... . .. T '-, II 0, - 3 JUNIOR 103 BOTTOM ROW David Godfrey Richard Pohrer Roberf Lucas Charles Ludwig Robert Maref Donald Walzer Leonard LaBer'ia SECOND ROW Joseph Walsh John Cowdery Eugene Borchers Joseph Mlnlerf Richard Mundvuller Donald DuBois Daniel OBrien Warren Kernell THIRD ROW Mnlfon Larson Raymond Norfhcoff Richard Clegel William Morgan Joseph Pnesmeyer John Zulpo Daniel Duebelbels FOURTH ROW William Bressne Andrew Fischer James Welberf Lawrence Molina Joseph Wald Joseph Pelersen James Meyer Donald LaBoube TOP ROW Edward Sfraf man John Howard John McLaughlin Roberf Neumann Jame Wnrfh George Kinsey Herberi Gefiemeler Donald Dempski ABSENT John Mormon James Roach CC O9 so ,. D1 OC JAMES WIRTH DONALD WALZER JOSEPH WALD DONALD LABOUBE Preudenl' Vice Presldenf Secrefary Treasurer Gurdon RAYMOND LAFSER JOHN MOORE JAY PRICE Presidenf Vice Presldenf Secrefary Treasurer Guodon BOTTOM ROW: Andrew Rush, Andrew C. Walsh, Roland Gruensfelder, Donald Krieg, Donald Kern, J. Warren Edmision, Louis Sfernihky, Richard Fernandez. SECOND ROW: Francis Chura, John Moore, Raymond Lafser, Arfhur McAuliffe, Frank GaHi, Larry Bannes, Egon Doering. THlRD ROW: Thomas Mohan, Websfer Lacey, William Ruprechf, Roberi Nickels, Raymond Bush, Thomas O'Gorman, William Bloemker. FOURTH ROW: Paul Osfendorf, Robert Daniels, Glenn Rogers, Joseph W. Price, James Rogers, George Kramer, James Wehner. TOP ROW: Pafrick Sears, Raymond Hellweg. Roberf Kipper, Roberf Winkler, Philip Rola, William Brady. Frank Gaia, Edward Merfen. ABSENT: Daniel Dolan. JUNIOR 104 Q JUNIOR 115 BOTTOM ROW: James Hummel, Havard Bauer, Edward Denr, Roger Sruhlman, Russell Beermann, Joseph Kiilnlr. SECOND ROW: James O'Heron, Daniel Sullivan, Gerald Thomas, Roy Schooley, Glenn Taylor. THIRD ROW: Wayne Acefo, John Chickey, Gabriel Benyo, Parrick Hennessey, Joseph Godaf, Gus Buder. FOURTH ROW: Eugene Bischoff. Roberi Sciarroni, Lucian Hodapp, James Hamilfon, Joseph Sreinhari. TOP ROW: Thomas Drazen, Jerome Sandweq. Roger Eschbacher, Roberf Busch, Reuben Sanguiner. ABSENT: William O'Ho, Donald Soehngen. GLENN TAYLOR ROBERT BUSCH JOSEPH GODAT PATRICK HENNESSEY Presidenf Vice Presndenr Secrefary Treasurer Gurdon WARREN WIMMER RICHARD REILLY WILLIAM MOTZEL WILBERT HENKE Presldenf Vice Presndenf Secrerary Treasurer ALVIN HACKMAN Gurdon BOTTOM ROW Wulliam McWeeney William Mohel Donald Ggss Donald Krafovnl Bari French George Kiel William Sfeuber SECOND ROW Roberr Schoor Vncfor Schulre Earl Smufh John Oefelem Vmcenf Frederick Ronald Mai Ieuun Courrney Clover Marlon Jabszensh THIRD ROW Richard Reilly John Peierson Alvin Hackman Warren Wimmer John Camenznnd Raymond McDonald Roberf Sfagosh FOURTH ROW Wnlberr Henhe Ralph Flon Raphael Graves Donald Sfelnman James McLaHerry Theodore Klmgen Bernard Bnnher JUNIOR 204 : , . , . . . . : , . . . . ' , .., , . : . . . I I I ' ' ' I I I I I ' The Class of IQSO When +he excilemenl of being a freshman in high school had calmed, and +he renewal of pas+ ac- quainlances and memories over, lhe Class of l950 began 'lo lake ils place in 'Ihe numerous niches of school life and aclivily. EIec+ion of class olificers slarled oFF The year. As 'Ihe foolball season drew near, many sopho- mores answered 'rhe call for lhe 'Fall sporl. Some even earned a posilion on lhe varsily. This same spiril of enlhusiasm was also shown in 'Ihe sopho- more represenlalion in olher fields of school par- licipalion. Baslcefball, fraclc, The Turre+, Camera Club, baseball and fhe many olher aclivilies offered al C.B.C. showed a marked advancemenl due lo 'lhe spiril' and sl'iclc-lo-il'-ness which is especially exemplified in lhe Class of I950. This same sparlc of school spiril could be seen also in The efforls demonslraled during 'Ihe Homecoming Drive and lhe Sl. De La Salle Auxiliary. Upon lhe appoinl'men+ of new cadel' officers, new dulies and responsibililies fell upon The sophomores. While many of lhem were promoled in The ranlrs of 'Ihe mililary, olhers brough+ honor 'fo fhemselves and lheir Class by compeling in speech lourna- men'I's, lalcing parl' in Purple Palches, wrifing for The Turref, shooling high among lhe Sharpshoo'l- ers, and becoming oulslanding in o'I'her aclivifies and endeavors. Wi'l'h lhe gradualion of fhe Senior Deparlmenl, classes are again being brolren up: acquainlances, loo, will be parled, some 'fo leave lhis school, yel 'lhe sadness of lhis is overshadowed by lhe recollec- lion of 'lhe fond memories of monlhs spenl logelher as lhe honor-bearing Class of '50. RICHARD O'SULLIVAN FRANK McANDREW PHILIP HIGGINS BRIAN WILLIAMS Presndenf Vice Presidenf Secrefary Treasurer Guudon BOTTOM ROW Marvin Froesal Jerry Bolun Jerry Oshaughnessy Leonard Slagoshu George Chura Larry Kgrnell Ervin Adam SECOND ROW Edward Ir in Glen Ryan Roberl' McEnlee Arlhur Reharl Gene Sm lh Richard Schulfa John De me James Nelson THIRD ROW Kennelh Meremonle William Naber Frank McAndre James Klauch Jameg Ledbeller Joseph Flnocclaro John O Br en Phil p Hgg ns FOURTH ROW Roberf Brynda James Carroll Robe,-1 Hendel Roberl' Schlueler Thomas Horace Donald Gran? William Wallrer Ed -1 LeVander TOP ROW Rmhm-d OSuIIn an Brian Williams John Geelne Charles Blndner Maur ce Wnchmann Bernard Collins James Bouch Ronald Allen Roberl Sa uler SOPHOMGRE 210 , . . . . ' ' ' ' ' I v ' . : v' , . , , i , ' I V. I . . . I . . . 1 ' I T I V' ' , ' , ' 1 , 1 I I . 1 , I . . I . I . , wi. , : ' , .V I . . . I I I I . V , I I , . SOPHOM ORE 212 BOTTOM ROW: Charles Thierauf, Joseph Zay, John Kisling, Roberl Marhlin. SECOND ROW: Roberl Urban, Edward Regan, John Delin, James Krebs, David Anderson, Roberf Brown, Edward Hanlon. THIRD ROW: Francis Sfeins, Joseph Dockery, Roberi' Buechner, Roberl O'Donnell, Wayne Sandler, Reber? Schuhius, Ray Meyer, John D'Agos+ino. FOURTH ROW: Irving Krulrenlcamp, Ronald Tonsi, Fred Gabriel, Thoma: English, Jerry Mauralh, Howard Lovely, John Moallen- berg, TOP ROW: Alberl Zadow, Edwin Eigel, Joseph Roeder, Richard Baudendisiel, John Daley, Paul Kuenz, Theodore Lebb, Roberf Harvey. ABSENT: John Gruebel. THOMAS ENGLISH RICHARD BAUDENDISTEL JAMES KREBS ROBERT BROWN Presidenf Vice Presidenf Secrefary Treasurer EDWIN EIGEL Gurdon RICHARD BOVERIE WILLIAM DOYLE GERALD FORBES JOHN McCARTHY Presudenl' Vice Presrdeni Secrefary Treasurer Gurdon BOTTOM ROW Richard Vollmar Donald Wolken James Hughes Richard Bena Joseph Lobacz Charles DaHnlo John Fnnegan James Doherf SECOND ROW Mnlfon Smrd Rcber Ne :Ile Daniel Higgins Edward Pefers Gerald Forbes Wehmeoer Jame Wrighl Donald Bauer Edward Hasler FOURTH ROW Richard Bland Donald Houclr Donald Wood ward John Gerke Will am Schne der Richard Wenderl John Hamilfon John Slermger TOP ROW Donald Clark Norberr Mueller William Doyle Richard Boverie Thomas Foley James Weiss William Vollmer ABSENT Herman Kriegshauser Jbhr Sullivan, William. Alrnon, Richard Naes. .THIRD Jolhn I-lIereTord, jJohn. MEOar+hy, Ellis Rairisberger, Donald SOPHOM ORE 307 SOPHOM ORE 308 BOTTOM ROW: James Morley, Edward Cullen, Alfred Cinciripini, John O'Toole, Fred Evers, Edward Clauder, Raymond Gawlak, Raymond S+overink. SECOND ROW: Fred Mound, Louis Broulr, Ronald Gern, Ronald Haernmerle, Ralph Eller- broch, Alex Failoni, Pefer Puricelli, THIRD ROW: Anfhony Linhares, Henry Gualdoni, Roberl Mansfield, Palriclr Mullen, John Schneller, Roberf Bailey, Bernard Blomberg. FOURTH ROW: Gerald Blanlre, Edward McKeon, Richard Tegefhoff, Roberi Eilermann, Roberf Frirz, Daniel Poelman, Anihony Cafanzaro. TOP ROW: Roberf Collins, Jerry Michels, Joseph Dolan, Ralph Benneil, Donald Boland. ABSENT: John Lisfemann, Frank Toio. ,,.. ..- 'I' oo JOHN LISTEMANN EDWARD McKEON HENRY GUALDONI GERALD BLANKE Presidenf Vice Presidenf Secrefary Treasurer Guidon JOSEPH SPARACIO WALTER WATSON ROBERT KUESER WILLIAM COOK Presidenl' Vice Presldenf Secrelary Treasurer THOMAS HANEY Guldon BOTTOM ROW DOYlBld I-Udwlg Wlllwm Budde J0hr1 BBCK Reber! Lmdner Neal Ganly Roberi Wefhingfon William Cool Joseph Sparacio SECOND ROW Thomas Haney David Tullmann John F Sullivan Thomas Barhn Sam Duggan Paul Schuberl William Hannici THIRD ROW Conrad Schmiff Edward Noerper Roberf Kueser Richard Cuddahee Edwin Howard William Oumn Charles Bailey Joseph Rapp TOP ROW John Barbieri Waller Wafson James Kellen berger Sieve Colombo S'ranley Hanover George Hasenbecl: Lawrence Sandhofer ABSENT Chris Swlfzer SOPHOM ORE 309 Class of l95l Hey Freshlel Thaf shameful cry wnll no longer be applied fo fhe Class of l95l for shorfly fhey will be sophomores Buf lef us look back and recall some of fhe Imporfanf evenfs In fhe lufe of a fresh man Tasflng hugh school llfe for +he flrsf fume mosf of fhe freshmen were a buf confused fhaf fTrsf balmy Sepfember morn Sefflmg down fhenr fTrsf Impor fanf evenf was fhe call fo foofball Young hopefuls were soon luggnng around a foofball wlfh fhelr hearfs sef on reachlng a berfh on fhe feam Thelr second confrlbufuon fo C B C was fhe elec hon of class offncers affer fhe firsf few weeks of gefhng acquaunfed One day a buzz wenf fhrough 'lhe Freshman Class Coming fo fhe Hallowe en Par+y7 Yes fhus feafured socnal evenf In fhe life of a freshman was fakmg place Following fhe call for baskefball fhe Cee and Dee 'reams were soon hard a+ work ready fo break records Seffllng down af lasf fo fheur sfudles fhe fresh men had fume fo casf envious glances af fhe upper classmen and fhenr Thanksglvnng Dance promoflons and Chrnsfmas Concerf Semesfer Exams fhe scourge of school lrfe soon arrived However fhe Freshman Class rose fo fhe occasuon and proved fo fhe upperclassmen fhaf fhey would be fully capable of carrymg on fhe gloruous fradrhons of C B C IU fhelr furn The Class of I95I may well be proud of nfs achuevemenfs In :fs fTrs+ year In hugh school LOUIS DEUTSCHMANN JERRY ROBERTS JAMES SCHAPP CONRAD PHll.lPP Pragldgni' Vice Presldenl' Secrefary Treasurer Glencoe ITN df-'-E FE! IIB QWWW as JS ,sa C6 JL BOTTOM ROW Leonard Brennan Roberf Bush Leo Kenny Fred Wolf Alex McKIllop Roberf Sanders Gerald Schaeffer SECOND ROW Donald Chura Roy Saunders John Muehlnng Jerry Sfephens Charles Mueller Thomas Moore Fred Wollenberg THIRD ROW Conrad Phulnpp Thomas McGowan John Murphy Jerry Daneels Francs Couch Wlllnam Graham Roberf Hancock Louis Deufschmann FOURTH ROW Joseph Ruprechf Charles Sala Roberf Wahoff Slephen Apfed Gerald Roberfs Wsllnam Vorbeck George Helfrlch AI Kalfhaler TOP ROW Val Rels Warren Helgel Consfanf no Gannno George Gruendel Rchard Grady Ray Johnsfon James Bressue Ralph Haas ABSENT James Naes Charles Pracchna James Schapp la? Glencoe, FRESHMAN 302 av H , ,, . . . . . , . I . I I ' ' . I ' I I I I u ' I I H , , ,, . . . . . . - 4 pf . , Y. -4 - ' , . ' A Q as I' T 3 ' v QL 1 1, , 1 . I L .M 7 A , :U 32,3 . ,V , Q- ou. wk' - ICQ A 9 L - 5 :sf - A .. - L 1 Q -4- I- T- 11 ' - - - - - 5 . .... - ,, - - . .. - 4, ,.. Q ' -O oo :. -- - ' - ' 'T Y Q 7 - A '2 L - -. 0 -- gt '. 1 -v - B - - 1' 'T -- an -Q - .. 35 J, ,:.. A' L -, -0 . s 5 . I I . I 1 . 1 I l I I I I v 3 - . I I l I . . . : . 5 . . I I , . ' . I . . : FRESHMAN 303 BOTTOM ROW: Waller Anderssen, Roberl Rainsberger, James O'Dowd, John Pelsker, Joseph Zinna, James McNamara. SECOND ROW: Roberf Marlin, John Frank, James Weber, Joseph Thlemel, Charles Re, William Murphy, Jarh0S O'Brien. THIRD ROW: Joseph Rabe, Herman Marlin, Ralph Sellers, John Winkelmann, Harry Marre, Richard Reicherf. FOURTH ROW: Donald Forys, Jerry McLaughlin, Elmer Freund, Carl Gabel. Don Gallagher. Kenneih Herrick, Daniel Larkin. TOP ROW: Eugene Kern, Joseph Kearney, William Knickerbocker, Reber! Pisarkievicz, Charles Knepper, Ray Dilschneider. ABSENT: William Buckley, Leo DeviH', James Garvin. lljl Iieisa I!-'lllll RH 'T as QC 10 as L1 at Q1 WILLIAM BUCKLEY JAMES McNAMARA RAY DILSCHNEIDER CHARLES KNEPPER Presndenf Vnce Presidenf Secrelary Treasurer JAMES WEBER Gurdon ROBERT BURCH RONALD WINKLER ROBERT McAULIFFE CHRIS WINKELMANN Presndenl' Vice Presndeni' Secrefary Treasurer DONALD Fl NN Gurdon BOTTOM ROW James Casper Raymond Tauser Michael Ragerfy Vmcenl Rapp Roberf Novak Gerard Curley Wal Harold Hale Thomas Blelnckl Thomas Felke James Hespen THIRD ROW Harold Haubrlch Roberl' Keulholz James Powers John Schmudf Henry Bugg Vnclor Berra John Vehlewald FOURTH ROW Frederick Kre-is Joseph Lenne mann Roberf Burch Chris Wlnkelmann John Wilhelm Thomas Bauman Arlhur Meuerofro John Wedge TOP ROW Palrick Griffin Roberf McAuliffe William Kunderer John McNamara James Spengler William Buchholz Ronald Wink Ier ABSENT James Shields FRESHMAN 304 : A 'in N Iiam Larmie, Tirnolhy Fi+zGerald. SECOND ROW: Waller Giesler,I James Linhares, Donald Fihn, Jerry Bresrlahan, FRESHMAN 305 BOTTOM ROW: Richard Hamel, Gilberf Johnslon, Melvin Hoci, Marvin Heinrichs, Roberl' ToenisLoe'Her, Donald Tippy. SECOND ROW Roberl' Haneklau, Jay Scoff, Daniel Mulch, Carl Karnnnslry, Richard Schaefller, Ralph Lunf, Edmund Meckfessel THIRD ROW Donald Kalmann Joseph Ploussard Richard Fausf Roberi Smifh Donald Becker Brdlffln Williams Charles Deufschmann FOURTH ROW William Heuferl William Dunkel Edward Barels James Hennesse Lawrance Menne James Blake Richard uuck TOP ROW Thomas Geraghfy Theodore Dunn Edwin Baruho James Carroll Ronald Aldridge Richard Schmid William Naughfon Pefer lwasysxyn PETER IWASYSZYN THEODORE DUNN DONALD TIPPY ROBERT SMITH Presidenf Vice Presidenl' Secrelary Treasurer Gurdon ROBERT BAUDENDISTEL FRANK JOST JOHN SIDES MICHAEL FORREST Presidenf Vice Presldenl' Secrelary Treasurer Gurdon x 'T l -eo Il of L T 31 as C. BOTTOM ROW James Byrne Leo Fuesar Waller Busch Bernard Evers William Sfuarl Frank Harf SECOND ROW Thomas Marfens Richard Mullaney Rolaerf Adelmann Ray Smulh James Perry James Brandi Fred Jadwin THIRD ROW Thomas Wermg Benner? Barron Carl Wilhelm John Rudolph John Sfubblefield Louis Chrislen William Haem merle Lawrence Even FOURTH ROW John Sapxenza Frank Jos? Arfhur Sommer John Dueker Rolaerf Smulh William Ohlemueller Joseph OBrien Michael Forresr TOP ROW Eugene Ehrhardf John Sides Francis Sfolrz Randal Wood ward Roloerf Baudendisfel Roberf Moore Carl Spahn Wallace Weisgufh FRESHMAN 306 ' : . l I I . I . Y ' . . : . ' ' . . Y- . . Q - 1 . . . . 1 v I . l .. QE T . up 4, ,L -:Lg aefss- g R- l 1 ' ' av .1 .t l D I' W -.... 'T .1 Q I ., ,- og Q . 'NM - 6 1 - on Q - - .es L .ps JN CQ .as , 'L ,X ' oo '. -E 1 - 'B :.,2 an . 0 Q- L -T 2 as 1 as ' ' - Z . . T i f . I I i I l i I ' l I ' . . ACTIVITIES ix ' 'Wi x , 5-,Q 4 np- I C3rfOll Eschbacher Willoughby MGYTGFIS Sfephens BYVYW Muigh Handley Q , fi Tx Q- s. s. l T r f Q- Q . Skroble Binz P He,- lh E WOR Miliellillzrger 'Toeniskoelle' au C U Kruse Bona fs. - .fr v The GUIDON '- Through +he course of his four years a+ C.B.C. a senior cadei slores up many 'fond memories of his high school career. Many of +hese remembrances will las'I' a lifeiime, orhers will be forgoH'en soon affer graduafion. Each year af fhe closing of The school year a publicalion, called The GUIDON, is prinfed. Though small, i+ is a 'treasured Hem for all 'The cadeis, espe- cially for +he seniors. The senior lmows +ha'I' in +he long years 'l'o come, 'l'he pages of +his annual will bring baclr many happy recollecfions of his high school days. Las? May, Brolher Huberi' Gerard, F.S.C., mod- eralor of fhe GUIDON, appoinled Ronald Bena and Thomas Marlin lo edii 'lhis I948 yearbook. Sfraub SCl'10V9llf19 Albers Slwfflll Benedicf Cole 'Sn Y 'TH .H 0x FIRST RO W: Benq Will, James Carrol' Win.. Boveriie T lam Mofzei SEC ' Roberf M'I . . ' OND 'fenbu Websfer ed Kilngen T 997, Tho - Ld - HIRD R - Jean M 'Ns M H. Richard Benjen Donald Bin, Th OW: John Nie erz, John Herszcjf Bari French F A John Schneide, oseph Dficlrery Rozdf Davin. Tgpagn. Edward Mal ' Oscar Sfrauh J':nC'S Sfroblo, Jem . o erf Sfdgoski J OW: Edward Dr, Kennefh Toerllk 'Wes Klufhol Fel. OS Hogan, Ron I ' ohh Gallag her D enf, Donald K is oeHe',Jarn8S S :Jdbczsnsii Ri he d I avid Snyder rafovil, Don I C erer, Fra k' C ard -ABSE , , fd Ker . n Loporf ' The Turret Seniors of I948 had ihe opporiunify of serving on a high school newspaper which has fasf become one of fhe fines? in +he nafion. Under Brofher Huberl' Gerard's able guidance, THE TURRET has gained for lhe second consecuiive fime fhe highesl naiional award gran+ed fo high school papers, All- American, from ihe Nafional Scholasfic Press As- sociafion. Along wi+h the All-American honors, lnlerna- +ional Quill and Scroll has bes+owed fhe lnierna- iional Honor Rafing and ihe Gallup Award. All- NT - M . . Michael Carrolldgon Jqbczenskf ' Onrad Phili l PP. Ca+holic was gained for 'lhe fif+h conseculive lime, as was 'Phe Medalisi' raiing from Columbia Press Associa+ion for ihe second +ime. Senior and iunior members of +he siaff who are ou+s+anding in 'lheir high school iournalism were in- sfalled in +he Ambrosian Chapier of +he Quill and Scroll's lniernaiional Honor Sociefy for High School Journalisls. This acfive chapier was insfalled ai' C.B.C. five years ago and derives i+s name 'From Bro+her Goswin Ambrose, famed wrifer of 'the Chrislian Brofhers' S+. Louis Disiricf. FIRST ROW: Michael Forresf, Pefer lwasyszyn, John D'Agos?ino, Ar+hur Reharf, Roberf Urban, John Devine, Joseph Zay, Roberf Smifh. SECOND ROW: James Nelson, John Cowdery, Andrew Rush, John Moellenberg, Edward Bareis, Roberl' Schuhius, Wayne Sandler, Lawrence Menne, Thomas Wering. THIRD ROW: John Pelersen, Joseph Roeder, Ray- mond Hellweg, Charles Bindner, Eugene Kern, Randal Woodward, Thomas Mohan, Rober+ Nickels. TOP ROW: John Winkelmann, John Kisling, William Murphy, Roberf Marlin, James Weber, Joseph Rabe, Roberi' Toenislroefier, Melvin Hock, Leonard Sfagoshi. 317' 'VIE' 'T' 0' 's as sw W' M12 O 0 OC Q bg t X' V gqfzzvfw-+ 3 -fi-8-1 ve . .fm Q.-'L-..g..g.---HQ.a -A--L-x .agp-v gp ' . Q 1 f ' ' 'ff- 95 I 3 ,fb 5 A. ' NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY S'a8i'Z l .Sb -J-c , , The National Honor Society The mosl honorable organizalion al C.B.C. is lhe Nalional Honor Sociely, which was eslablished live years ago lo provide a dislinguishing posilion for lhe foremosl' sfudenls in lhe school. Only a very selec+ group is elecled lo lhis esleemed sociely because all live of lhe following qualifies musl be manifesl' in a superlalive degree in lhe candida+e: Religion, Scholarship, Leadership, Service, Characler. Only lhose iuniors and seniors who have displayed lhese qualilies are eligible 'lo become members of 'lhis club. ll' is an honor soughl' aller by every worlhy cadel. A+ presenl, induclion of new members inlo 'lhis exclusive organizalion al C.B.C. is conducled in 'lhe presence of honor roll sludenls only. BOTTOM ROW: Joseph Miflino, secrelary: Joseph Geers, vice-presidenl: Ronald Bene, presideni Edward Mundel, lreasurer. SECOND ROW: Donald Adams, Roberf Sylvesler, Edward Eckholi Richard Miltenberger, Thomas Marlin. TOP ROW: James Hogan, Roberl' Fuegner, Francis Slroble John Marlens, Lawrence Cain, Clarence Lufl. any ' 1 1 1 Y 1 -,l. :A A QA, A 4' at an K 0 Q -1 ,rg I , rx ew' . ' , gi - ' 0 0. ' M y . . 'N 1 . . ...ev - .ss . '. ', 'I x ' . . i H ' 0 i L ' 0 . f' .'4S J : s 0 Q 5 in L - 3 il if 'T-I il evra-'T',, . -- L f 55322 5- '24 V fi TE., :Ti 51 R .1 3 ' 'A 3- - - a I 1 - ' ' f 'mf 'K 'K - 5 v - 'h Q 'a' ,-2 :U-1 ,U ff 1 .f F1 X W, 4, W - , V 'M 'W' -1-If 4- -' .. eggjflf - f. f '5'-W Q1v-is 4 Y TL, W 'La'5' 9-4Q'1W5Z .gui -' ' '- .4 A -,, IRII if i , 1' - L -. ' y s H x - -4 VTX '-J 'qwxffl' VJ'k'f -f' ' x :T I pl, ll . Il, f AL, X , - f ' ' 'J' ' ' ' Q 1 H X! e J' 'ATV' I' - 5'- ' hgiff 4 W 5 , ' hav L x Q A - 5 1 f . g --1 Q f ' . -, . .L .9 4. A ' , ,f 1 -' . xx , ,x Q gx,-Lk v k 'lv Z A , . My? V The Potamlan Science Club Under 'lhe guidance of Brolher Theodore, F.S.C., lhe Polamian Science Club launched ils year's ac- livilies by holding eleclion of officers. These offi- cers preside al' all meelings and carry on all ar- rangemenls for 'lhe aclivilies of 'lhe club. This club, which holds meelings on Friday afler- noons in Senior Science 2, is alifilialed wilh lhe Science Clubs of America, a nalional organizalion dedicaled lo lhe developmenl of science lalenl. The club is named in honor of Brolher Polamian, F.S.C., who was one of lhe foremosl' Calholic scien- lisls in lhe nineleenlh cenlury. In I896, he was chosen 'lo exlend lhe scienlilic and engineering courses al Manhallan College. New York Cily. He is also crediled wiih assis+ing Marconi in 'lhe dis- covery of radio. Wilh Alomic Theory as lhe main 'lopic of sludy and discussion for lhe firsl' semesfer, lhe members loolu an aclive parl' by preparing and giving discus- sions on 'lhe various subiecls relalive lo 'lhe alom. Brother Theodore gave experimenls on various chemical principles lhroughoul 'lhe year. Wilh 'lhe beginning of lhe second semesler, lhe club lurned ils aclivilies 'lo a sludy and analysis of food prod- ucls, +he classes of food, and lheir effecl on lhe human body. BOTTOM ROW: Michael Carroll, Ronald Bene, Urbar Carlier, Joseph Albers, Roberl Colson, John Horras, Oscar Slraub, Richard Millenberger, Glenn Rogers. Eugene Lang. SECOND ROW: James Hogan, Donald Binz, Francis Slroble, Kennelh Toeniskoefler, Arfhur Herder, Richard Bena, James Carroll, Richard Boverie, Bernard Jacobsmeyer. THIRD ROW: James Klulho, Jess Cole, Barry McGowan, Donald Cushing. Joseph Moresi. Gerald Schenke, Marion Jabczensli, Curran Walsh, Andrew Rush, Roberf Niclels. TOP ROW: Walson Kaminsly, Clarence Lufl, Donald Diclherber, Courlney Clower, George Nicholaul, Lawrence Cain, Nicholas Monaco, William Mahal, Joseph Godaf. Slephen Apled 302 Wlllnam Bagof IO2 Edwin Baruho 305 Rlchard Benedlcl' Sc Donald Blnz Sc 2 Wulluam Bloemler l04 Wrlluam Buclrley 303 2 Joseph Bryan 2ll Francus Couch 302 Thomas Drazen Il5 Samuel Duggan 309 Joseph Godal' Il5 Roland Gruensfelder I04 James Hamlllon ll5 Edward Hanlon 2l2 Henry Harlenbach l02 Gerald Hurley 203 Walson Kamunsky Sc 2 John Klsllng 2l2 Theodore Klmgen 204 Charle lxnepper 303 Do1ald Krieg l04 Jo eph Lennemann John Moore l04 John Nzemann 206 Johr Oefelem 204 Eugene Pauller 2II Jay Price l04 The St De LaSalle Auxiliary Every year near lhe end of February an evenl Henry Ruggerl l02 Waller Sandner l02 Kennelh Toemslnoeller Curran Walsh IO4 Donald Wehmeuer 307 John Wilhelm 304 Joseph Zmna 303 Bul nol alone by lhe elTor+s of one person can a poml' of eFFor+ and accompllshmenl This prolecl Debaters appears on 'Phe school calendar whlch IS lhe mosl successful underlalung of 'lhe year from ihe sland IS lhe Saunl' De La Salle Auxlluary Drive Brolher Theodore who IS 'lhe moderalor of lhe drive deserves a large amounl of credrl for lhe success lhal C B C has each year an rassnng 'funds drive be successful 'lhus lhe Sensor Classes espe make lhe Auxnluary a comp ele success Traduhon ally 'lhey lead lhe school Purpose of +he drlve us +0 oblam funds 'lo supporl' lhe young men who are sfudymg lo become Chrus han Brolhers al fhe Novlhale al' Glencoe Caffoll S euqfa 'me A ewens ykenfxl b V-0 an xmoh Oscar SNBU rllxam eqner Danlels Robell Fu Roberi xx Axbers QRSEXES RCW Jose? SEC Qelaer 'E ,or Ko f' 51 ml lla mi S ' ' ,I ' I, I , I , 304 .1 o ' cially have pul forfh 'lheir besl cFFor+s in order lo J . . X , . Ps ' . l W. ll X w: H ' S 1 M 2 1 ,,. 01. Og, 31 'Q as Qt X Us O C 0, 91 99 ls B07-To M R A Ow Sic Rush wllijames Doherfy OW Franca lam Mohd J Carl wllhel Rfch U T NPI: D m Jerr Top ff s cfm M off Y B 1 m Row Johnor-:ras J,mes C0rfm R,cherJ'Y Ru: udogn Waller 3,8 'S Oscar Sh, bofras C ar, arroll Ronald gwsedlqf Johf'Phons W, ch Rlchard 5 h u es Schoe I en, D n Wlhel :am Alma C ulf, SE Co 90 '2- 'Q .0 naub J onald Ad '11 ge n Cu ND R amos Mclwged em: Rollgs Krem,, Fzen Wahl, TH?RW e Speech Club Fruends Romans Counlrymen Yes lhals lhe up and coming school orgamzahon The Speech Club lhus year moderaled by Brofher Anselm FSC The .ob of runnmg lhe orgamzahon would have been much harder had rl' noi been for lhe generous acluon of several of lhe olher Brolhers and sludenls The Brolhers who gave up lhelr hme 'fo help coach lhe boys were Brofhers Hilary Huberl' Gerard and Norberl As In lhe pasl lhe club parhcnpaled an lhe lhree scheduled C I S L lournamenls along wllh sev eral prachce meels In lhe lirsl held a+ McBrnde C BC had four llnalnsls and came oul lhurd ln lhe second held a+ lhe New Calhedral we ended up second ln 'Phe 'lhlrd whnch was al Rosah Kam we had Eve lTnal1sl's and placed 'lhlrd ln lhe final lournamenl al C BC lhere were Eve linallsls and we ended up lhnrd Thus gave us a slandmg of lhurd In lhe League Y Rfymond Gfuensfgld H GSH, FO D H ll Tl, U TH e veg Glenn Rsfhes Mohan 906 Ro bor, Only lwo conleslanls may be enlered an each of fhe sux dnvlsuons al a meel' Bul lhns year mslead of havnng dehmle members lmed up ea h hme +he places were Hlled by lhe speakers who were besl prepared lhereby gnvung an equal chance lo all Any cadel In school who has lhe abnluly may 'om 'l'he club Afler lhmgs gol under way a roll call showed lhal lhere were lhu-ly achve members seven sensors 'lwelve lumors and eleven sopho mores Even wllh lhe loss of +he sensors lhe club has enghl expernenced members lefl and hugh hopes for lhe fulure Allhough If ns shll comparahvely an mfanl The Speech Club has shown by rls successful perform ance lhus year +ha+ ul may be relned upon +o brung credul 'ro +l1e school un fulure years The Speech Club won Three lrophues lhns year Fursl Place cup In lnlerprelahon un +he C l S L a second place cup for lnlerprelahon nn lhe Wesl' ern Dnvusuon and a cup for second place an Exlem poraneous Radno speech an lhe same dwusuon ' I Gs U 4 1 v 4 2 1 05' I v Q v - u I 5 P L 15 L- 'S - ' 1 Q' -5 E '. s, 1 tr 3 A 5 ga-. N-Q fix' . R , , '-. ' 5 R : . Ch I h . ' I D. D, .I : ' . '. ' ' ' ' . ' 1 ' . I h I ' .I ' . in . ' ' L . ' ' . ' R ll u ll I l Q.,5 The Library Staff . ThomaS tngmm Paul TrUPl'no' JV UHQV OM ROW- A G,-ranl. rd Baudendisiel- Defi John Bundle'- Ric a ' ,Win Sgheve in9. Edwm E,gel. The Glencoe Club The Chrislian Brolhers' Glencoe Club of S+. Louis was firsl organized in I936, lhe year in which lhe Molher House of lhe S+. Louis Province in Glencoe, Missouri, celebraled ils Golden Jubilee. Brolher Leonard William, fhen Sub-direclor of fhe Noviliafe, made lhe lirsl move loward ils foundalion, aided by Mrs. F. J. Mohrman. Mr. H. B. Oellcers was 'lhe firsl Presidenl, and Mrs. Thomas Fagin, lhe lirsl Vice- presidenl. The Glencoe Club aids and abels, in every possible way, lhe worlc of ihe Brolhers and boys in Glencoe. ln lhe course of ils +welve years if has done much 'fo make lhe surroundings and life in Glencoe more pleasanl for all. Brolher Leonard is fhe presenf moderalor of 'lhe group. Mr. Edwin Mohrman Mr. Louis Moushey Treasurer Presidenf S- SF Miss Rulh Noonan Secrefary fi .QV . Q' xr ,.. X sf X . yi. W1 Louis Mrs. Ptegidenk m lun Mfg J. Nic - L,o I rs. Oscin,.?r05la'ni 2nd Vice-Pr . . r 9 hi V ic Baden' 'QL 'Wfm ,,,, uf, mm. in ' Ahfhony a ff' N Tre 'Ha Sec' el A a 9r CI.B.CL Adothers' Club An iniegral pari of C.B.C. iradi- lion lies in ifs Mofhers' Club. Work- ing in close cooperaiion wi+h 'lhe facully, fhis organizaiion has done more fhan Hs share +o make ihe cade+ life a+ C.B.C. more pleasant The Moihers, 'lhroughoul 'lhe school year, presenied a varied program of en'fer+ainmen+ and meeiings wi+h buf one mofive-ihe beHermen'l of C.B.C. and lhe furiher developmenr of 'I'he sfudenf body. Annually fhe Mo+hers sponsor iwo card parries, one in fall and one in spring, bolh of which were huge suc- cesses. Annual Senior Cadeis and Mofhers and Faculiy dinner was held in fhe Club Caprice, Hofel Sheralon, on April 8. The affer-dinner speeches given by ihe caders recalled +o mind The hisiory of 'rhe Senior Class and ils achievemenrs. A fribule was ihus paid lo fhose who have shown lhe greaiesf in+eresi in our ac+ivifies- Our Morhers. We, ihe cadeis, will noi soon for- ge+ 'rhe wonderful work fhe Moihers did in beaufifying 'lhe cafe+eria and remodeling fhe kifchen .... As al- ways lhe Molhers came ihrough when fhe Rifle Team needed new iackefs. . . . ln serving as wardrobe misiresses for Purple Paiches, 'lhe Mofhers helped io keep 'Things running smoolh- ly behind The scenes, and all 'lhe cadeis who 'look par+ appreciale 'lheir sfanding ready 'lo help wherever needed. The success of lhe Moihers' Club is due +o fhe wonderful guidance of ils moderaior, Broiher Theodore, F.S.C.g the capable managemen+ of irs presidenfg fhe never-ending labors of rhe olher ofiicersg and lasi, bul' noi' leas+, io 'lhe splendid cooperarion of all fhe Moihers who are members of This organizaiion. Raymond J. Moore Presidenl Dads' Club As a cadel relurns lo C.B.C. each of his four years, he nolices many new and wonderful changes aboul lhe school. The group which is largely responsible for 'these changes is C.B.C.'s Dads' Club. The Dads' Club is always plan- ning and working lo give lhe slu- denls beffer facilifies which will aid 'lhe cadels as sludenls and as alhleles. And since lhe Dads' Club was organized many years ago, il has done a swell job. Bul 'lhe real purpose of 'lhis or- ganizalion is lo develop a deep underslanding befween falher and son: A dad is his son's besl' pal. 3 lift? f - - Q W - . P ' .E . ,. -- - - HI - - f J. c ,- ,. . -H , ,. , : I , 'L' A '- I-.eu -'-,,,-1-? 'f',:f' -Mew ' 'f l-'. Q Q-.P ? ,Q xfg-G, N' STANDING llefflz Capf. John Saufer, Conducfor. FIRST ROW: Andrew Rush, Glenn Rogers, Edward Hanlon, Fred Evers, John Hamilfon, Donald Bauer, Clarence Sfuclenberg, John Marfens. SECOND ROW: Earl Smifh, John Rudolph, John Cowdery, Roberf Maref, Eugene Brefz, Glenn Bach, William Cool, William Ohlemueller, Thomas Drazen, James Duggan. THIRD ROW: Charles Pracchia, Jerry Maurafh, William O'Shaughnessy, William Brynda. William lmming, William Naber, Paul Schuberf, Mearl Moushey, John Mulch, Bernard Evers, Joseph Kisfner, Warren Edmisfon, John Oafelein, John Sfubblefield. TOP ROW: Jerry Bolin, Lorin Nevling, Reuben Sanquinef, William McWeeney, Edward Hasler, John Buncher lslandingl, Richard Naes, James Doherfy, Vicfor Schulle, Franl: Josf, Wilberf Henle, John Sides, James Hughes, Raymond Schriedel. STANDING: Paul Osfandorf, William Couch, Joseph Priesmeyer, Irvin Kruhehamp, William Graham, James Perry. SEATED: John Lisfemann, John Gealie, Richard Fernandez. The C. B. C. Band During fhe pasf year, fhe Concerf Band gave breafh-falling performances af differenf high schools. The daily pracfice of fhese musicians rafes fhe band one of fhe finesf in fhe cify. If is composed of approximafely sixfy musicians. In each individual fhere is a lceen elforf fo malce his secfion fhe besf in fhe band. This resulfs in having secfions fhaf blend fo malie a greaf concerf band. Two of fhe oufsfanding concerfs presenfed by fhe band were fhe Chrisfmas Concerf and fhe Spring Concerf. The band is ably direcfed by Capfain John Saufer, himself a capable musician. He is assisfed by Brofhers L. Mark and J. Edward. C.B.C.'s Regimenfal Band is anofher organizafion of which fhe cadefs may well be proud. If is widely lrnown in Sf. Louis for ifs magnificenf performances whefher af school or represenfing fhe cadefs in fhe cify. lfs mosf excellenf performance was af fhe Federal lnspecfion on May 4 and 5. ., 1 'Qu , - 'ff' K ' -V4 'fz'-: . - '44, ,G , 'wh '- -' a:iifi-5'1 : 4' 'ff 4 e-- Q Fav' --. y -.-- 'I I . 'l'? 555'f?' -Q , I .S G 9' liy, ei - 4+-Q. B R 4 W 1 oberf Baudendisf I es em, Thomas worni ROW. Wal, ei Arlhur Din , 9' Alborf Zad - A me I i OW, SE Kralovil. er nderssen, Fred Gabrizr Rjjhn idlemillon- Donald Sfro Row: ' mon Me C er, TOP Yer. John Schnaller, Donald Camera Club An enjoyable blend of consfrucfive efforl and fun-packed hobby. These few words well describe lhe goal achieved by lhe Camera Club. Brofher Ambrose, F.S.C., 'Facul+y moderafor, is responsible for lhe alrlairimenl of lhis end. Perfeclion in pholog- raphy is like inlinily. I+ is never quile reached bul if looms as a conslanl challenge. This challenge, when aggravaled by The compelilion of fellow members, is 'Ihe lrump card Brolher Ambrose uses in direc+ing lhe club lowards ils goal. A common subiecf, whe+her if be a lree, a dog, or a small child, is used by each member, and his purpose is 'fo produce a befler represenlalion of il 'lhan his friends do. As fhe prinls are enlered in+o compelilion, each is iudged and crilicized, conslruclively. Each member of +he club ac+ually learns by doing, making mislalres and having fhem called lo his a+'ren+ion. Summed up, lhis is learning by experience and enioying il. The Alumni Association For lhe pasf lwenfy-seven years lhere has been in exislence al C.B.C., a very prominenf organizalion-lhe Alumni Associalion. Hs members consisl' of 'lhose who have been gradualed from 'lhe Alma Maler, and 'their acfivifies cover a wide and varied field. Al+hough +he club has been hampered during lhe war years, ils members are defermined fo resume. lheir numerous aclivilies of old under lhe leadership of fhe Associa+ion's presenl olilicers and lhe inspiralion of +he l'acul+y moderalor, Brofher Linus, F.S.C. Ben Houlihan '40 James Trouf 43 Richard Gunn '36 Thomas Couch '37 Presidonl Vice-Presidanf Secrelary Treasurer 6 ATHLETICS and lu u I I 1 43 98 S A uuue 5evenfY TO?-at 5l be VarsufYh':xilIxon o o e uhey uielsy qeauurunqslrge vm-,Q wufh an S3350 X and a The Mudd? lune f look loo Im unba ance cord doesn wuns we lueuf Alnrzaper wuflu ISO flue squr Pressuve an wo 'es y a lof on A fO0 e asses d real 59 Il an PlaYef ol we weor SWF' .uiev WP ued fhe S hun an nq All Prep 1 red 6 'ls ina secondairuf uuened-Cl swiss l un9 W lhgrflu on flue All Prep gfrun9 er ucuNLEY flue usfqesl dowcluev uf MsPlaYun9 be ole afluleflc ever: seas0n f ered lor anfs 0 sued I e eY or ald he Ca e 'Hung and Han me lula fie - ' ' MI Haull lo' i wif . - lueff ' fhe mol buss ' ' ' ovvONENI CBC McK3nloY lg webglu 0 wang!!! 0 Sk Pgf0f- '13 0iuM'l'f'5 H, S' Louus lg M.cBrud0 'S Ii, ?,Qflh:IIc.uu-Quia 6 I3 l'I. 'I 0 'I 17 I4 6 YI. gh BOTTOM ROW Gaffu Bouoel Bergmann Naughfon Capfaun Sunlrup Wul Ioughby Lammerf M ff o Mundel Translua IMgrI SECOND ROW Brady Adams Beneducf Marfun Geers Rauch Handley Paullou Maruno McCarfluy Bresse Mgr THIRD ROW Bagof Lafser Moluna OSull Taylor Hennes sey We berf Wald Walsh Norfhcoff TOP ROW Coach Klemm Busch H Kruegshauser Waller Wuchmann Doyle Mueller Kargus Cluura Assusfanf Coach Gorman The Varsity Squad WEBSTER Usung powerful off faclcle plays from a T fhe Web sferufes scored once un each half Real defensuve play on fhe parf of flue Cadefs lrepf fhe score down WESTERN MILITARY Here fhe Cadefs mef moral as well as physucal defeaf Affer holdung flue Alfonufes scoreless for an enfure game fhe Klemmen lef Joe Duggan All Dusfrucf player gef away from fhem and score from flue one yard sfrupe wufh less fluan I0 seconds fo play ST PETER JEFFERSON CITY The Jeff Cufy aggregafuon was no mafch for flue Cadefs Scorung af will flue Klemmen led af halffime 2I-0 DE ANDREIS Passing paid off in fhis grueling confesf. Sophomore O'SuIIivan complefed fwo fo Handley for fhe margin of vicfory. Norfhsiders scored in flue second frame. ST. LOUIS Despife flue score, fhis was a good game. One Bob Rooney luepf flue sifuafion well in hand for flue Dauphins and Sf. Louis won affer holding a slim lead, I4-6, af fhe half. McBRIDE Only Cadef fhreaf in fhis game came when O'SuIIivan complefed a long pass which was called back. The Miclcs scored fwo fouchdowns and a safefy. ST. MARY'S Hennessey for C.B.C. wifh a 30-yard run and McKenna for flue Dragons wifh a 60-yard pass play made fhis game a 6-6 fie. CENTRAL CATHOLIC Handley caugluf a pass for fhe Brofhers' only score. Graves, Lull, Jabczenshi, Benyo, Moore, s ' up 'if' -' J - QNEQ 4 Qi V. 4 ig 2 l 5 A 4 Q1 X A -s as-5-he Q. K,-N1 1 gel! I V 1 W. by , . A V .vx .I A , y ' - L-,' 'N1. ' 1N.n'i'. U 3 EXW ws- I .--,-. 1.-, -, v x qt 4. 'X , I . 9,1 'lil . -, !'a' Y -.fy .-X1 in T . .. .., . Q. The Pep Club The C.B.C. Pep Club was reaclivaled during lhe I947 loolball season. Tolal- ing aboul 75 members, al ils slrongesl, il was raled as one ol lhe linesl high school cheering seclions in lhe Sl. Louis area, and was parlially responsible lor a renewal of spiril among lhe sludenl body. ll specialized nol only in volume, bul parlicularly in precision cheering. ll conlinued lhroughoul lhe baslrelball sea- son, and indicaled lo lhe baslrelball leams, as il had lo the foolball leams, lhal lhe sludenl body was wilh lhem. The moderalors ol lhe group were Brolhers Alhanasius and Leonard. Gualdoni, Slagoshi, Hodapp, Mehr. r CQ ga Prep Tennis Champs This year C.B.C. had one of her grealesl lennis leams and lhe besl in recenl years. For lhey won lhe I947 Prep League Tennis Cham- pionship, linding a place wilh the I928, '43, and '44 nel champions ol C.B.C. The Hi-Poinle c h a m p s swepl lhrough lhe opposilion wilh ease. winning I9 of 20 sels. The lille crown was won as lol- lows: CBC 5, McBride 0: CBC 5, Cenlral Calholic 0: CBC 4, Sl. Louis lg CBC 5, Sl. Mary's 0. as T l i FRONT ROW: Joseph Godal, sacrelary: Larry Sherrill, presi- denl. SECOND ROW: Richard Bovorie, lroasurar: Jay Price, Cheerleaders lLell lo righll: William Buckley Leo Mann Wayne Sandler James Carroll John Colligan Roberl Colson BOTTOM ROW: Finn, Bielicli, Hennessey, Plousxerd, Moore Reucleerf SECOND ROW: Dueier, Dilsclmeider, Burch, Heubrich, McLaughlin TOP ROW Berra Gallagher, Gruendel, Apled, Coach Klemm. Cee Basketball Team CBC OPPONENT CBC 29 Wyclown I3 Sl. Joseph I7 Sf. Mery's 7 DeAnc'lreIs 24 McBride 9 Sf. Louis I9 Cenfral Cellwollc 22 Wydown OPPONENT Chaminede S+. Mery's DeAndreIs McBride Sl. Louis Cenlral Cafhollc Cheminecle Dee Basketball Team BOTTOM ROW: Heemmerle, Buckley, Zinne, Mueller. SECOND ROW: Lerlin, Vorbecl, Garvin, Muehling. TOP ROW: Forresl, Freund, Weisgullw, Rudolph, Rube. i 15 lsf 'Q x, .A P AQ as - 5 R5 fi' - 531 3:4 4 'ilff x - ,ff , 2 , 1, FY . ,xx A I' ' 3, si-5. , 'xggj . ivjiix ggi, 9, 1 ,.,.., Y i ,z w v-1'w -' 1 -. . Y... fwh , 0-'-0 w FIRST ROW: Leo Failoni, Riley, Lan-ameri, Bergmann, Schaeifler, Whealen, Fauceff, Wennemann. SECOND ROW Wirlh Kipper, Hennessey, Mann, GaHi, Gass, Brinker, Neumann, Lafser, Jabczenslri, Mueller. 'THIRD ROW Sciarrom mgr McAndrew, Higgins, Granf, Alex Failoni, Doyle, Walker, Dilschneider, Saunders, Re, Coach Len Gorman Baseball Team Soccer Squad ln i+s firsi soccer season in many years, C.B.C. found +ha+ il' had noi' los+ +he lmaclc of lriclcing. Under fhe +ul'elage of Brolhers Gabriel, Direc+or, and Anselm +he socceriies hung up a splendid record, 'lalcing second place in lhe newly organ- ized High School League. The soccer +eam finished i+s play in a pos?- season appearance againsi Holy Rosary Junior CYC +eam a+ Sporlsman Park, March I4. Before a crowd of 2,500, ihe Cadeis rang down, l'he cur- 'lqin on a season of 8 wins, 3 fies, and 2 losses, by irouncing fhe CYC con+ingen1', 6- I. SEASON RECORD Chaminade Sl. Francis S+. John's Glencoe John Burroughs Counfry Day Glencoe , . Chaminade Sl. Francis . Sf. John's . Wesiern M, A. Counfry Day , Holy Rosary CYC FRONT ROW: Toeniskoeffler, Roni, John Schmidf, Gallagher, Taylor, Failoni. SECOND ROW: Cira, Burrows Cafanxaro Raney, Lammerf, Salia. TOP ROW: Burns, Priesmeyer, Paul Schmidt Schneider, Riley. ABSENT: Michael Carroll llll IIII Cf CBC 33 McKinley 29 Web'er Gr' 26 Normandy 3l Sf. Pelers 38 Roosevelf 39 Clayfon 35 Beaumont 37 Hannibal VBS VARSITY RECORD CBC CBC 27 Sf. Charles . . 28 32 S+. Mary's .. ,. 42 33 Soulhwesi 45 2I DeAndrais ,, 32 3l SO. Mary's .. 43 23 McBride ,, , 49 38 DeAndreis , 4l 25 Sf. Louis .. 5l 30 McBride A 48 53 Cenfral Cafh... 54 2l Sf. Louis 44 38 Riverview , .... 36 39 Cenfral Cafh., 53 39 Maplewood 59 29 Sf. Louis 46 37 Brenfwood ...... 49 KNEELING: Jabczenski, Eckhoff, Capi. Mundel, Eschbacher, Fuegner. STANDING: Coach Gorman, Lafsar, Reilly, Kippur, Busch, Moore, Winkler, Taylor, O'Heron lm-af-l Varsity Basketball Refurning +o C.B.C. as Varsiiy basirefball coach, Capiain Len Gorman produced a feam which, alihough winning only live games lhis season, showed a iighling spiril' of which 'lhey can be proud. For his assislance +o lhe coach and lhe ieam, special credil is due lo Capiain Whi+ey Mundel who proved himself an able courl general and who meriled a posilion on ihe Second Team, All-Prep. The mosl brillianl play of 'lhe season was demonsiraled by 'lhe 'leam in 'l'he 'lournamenls in which ihey par'I'icipa+ed. ln lhe Nor- mandy and Sub-regionals, lhe Cadels reached lhe semi-finals be- fore being defealed by laller and more experienced quin'l'e'l's. On New Year's Day fhe 'leam lraveled 'lo Hannibal 'lo 'lake parl' in ihe Mark Twain lnvi+a'lional. Advancing +o 'lhe finals, lhe Cadeis played a brillianl game only to lose lhe championship in lhe final seconds by one poinl. For lheir siellar play in capfuring second place, the 'leam received a beauiiful lrophy, lhe firsl' for C.B.C. in several years. Allhough fhroughoui lhe season 'lhe Hi-Poinlers played a hard, fasl game, lacl: of size and lhe sligma of playing a+ leasl one bad quarler a game. proved 'lo be fheir downfall. I S is IRA Flu SENIOR TRACK-BOTTOM ROW: Handley, Benedicf, MiHino, Willoughby, Sylvesfer, Cain, Kinlead, Schenle, Byrne. SECOND ROW: Glenn Rogers, Kargus, Taylor, Scioriino, Bush, James Rogers, Sfagosli, Price, Eschbacher, Meyer. THIRD ROW: Cole, Camenxind, Wimmer, Molina, Ruggeri, Wald, Rola, Murray, Hogan, Coach Klemm. TOP ROW: Linhares, Dociery, Anderson, Trupiano, Reilly, Taylor, Ehnes, Fix, Buncher, Bressie lmgr.l, Each year as spring rolls around 'the call for ihe 'lhinclads is heard. And, in furn, is answered by consis+en+ly more ihan l00 cadefs, composed noi only of ihe more experienced upperclassmen buf also of fhe young hopefuls, eager fo wear fhe Purple and Gold. The amazing par+ aboui 'rhe whole fhing is fhaf fhe cacle+s are nearly always fhe winners of their meefs and champions of fheir league. In 'rhe pasl years, fhe Klemmen have run, jumped, and vaulfed 'lheir way info eighl Prep Championships, I935. I938, l939, l940, I943, I944, l945, I947: CK ,Q - T IN- . -? .a ,.- Mi' T The N f 'I .I ga ' . - ford, rfais. Es' 4 Qs- JUNIOR TRACK-BOTTOM ROW: Pisarliewicz, English, Handel, Wichmann, O'Donnell, Boverie, Norberf Mueller, Harvey Eiqel- SECOND ROW7 BrYr d v Srelrllger- Gallagher. Ba'-lderldlsiel, Chura, Raich, Vollmer, John O'Brien, Peelman, Maurafh. THIRD ROW: Buchholr. Pereri Clr'ClrlPlrli- MCAUllrie- Rerarr- Kearney, Blanlie, French, Williams, Sfoecklin, Sapienza. FOURTH ROW: Alrrlorlv Wlnlrler- BUrCl ' Wedsei Forbes. Bermei- Marklin, Roberf Martin, Dunlrel, Norrhcoff, Clark. FIFTH ROW: Teuser, Herman M-fffifi. Bush- MUrPr'Y' Pr'lllPP' Larkin. -l0r'r'5r0n- James O'Brien, McLaughlin, Byrne, Lovely, Coach Klemm. TOP ROW: Siubblelield, Charles Mueller, Deufschmann, Fausf, Wilhelm, Lindner' Buckley' Linhgregl G,-uendel' Walken' Sulliyan. five Clayron lnvifarional Championships, I94O, I943, l945, I946, l948: one Siaie indoor Tifle, l940: fwo S+a+e Ouidoor Tirles, l940, l94lg and one Junior Disfrici' Championship, I947, Lasf year fhe cindermen noi' only recapfured fhe Prep Ti+le buf also wenl' on ro win fhe Junior Dis+ric+ Tirle, +he iirs+ in ihe hisfory of C.B.C. A large number of fhe preseni seniors added much fo +he winning of bofh +i+les. The fufure of fhe 'feam's success seems evident +he pasr has been placed before you. Track fruly is fhe ac+ivi+y +ha+ keeps fhe cadefs in ihe sporfs' headlinesl ll' BEE SEASON RECORD CBC 0 Cenfral Cafht D ndr is 20 S :P 0 eA e i 0 Sf. Louis ..,.,, 0 McBride 0 Sf. Mary's , , na E Q CBC 7 0 0 I3 ' 4.iL X' i.,.:. L L BOTTOM ROW: Baudendislel, Forys, Allen, Zay, Philip Higgins, Sfeiniger, Cinciripini. SECOND ROW: Harvey, Marklin, Daniel Higgins, Cafanzaro, McCar?hy, Vollmer. THIRD ROW: Linhares, Blanke, English, Lindner, Clark, Kueser, Brynda. TOP ROW: Coach Charles Kaiser, Quinn Imgr.I, Forbes, Eilerman, O'DonneIl, Gianino, Ganly lmgnl. 5g? Q ll. I. . 'ge-,ff 92 C Football CEE SEASON RECORD SI. Louis ,, 7 McBride SI. Mary's I3 DeAndreis . 0 Bee Football ...I I I , X in VV ,'- 'tugs .A I' Y?-f C74 BOTTOM ROW: Sfollz, Apled, Dilschneider, Roberrs, Gruendel, Reicherf, Buchholz, Geraghfy, Carroll. Gallagher. SECOND ROW: Bugg, Larkin, Ploussarcl, Kern, Brennan, Chrisfen, McLaughlin, Vehlevrald, Couch, Blake. THIRD ROW: Sellars, Gabel, Deulschmann, Herman Marlin, Hespen, Deuker, Heilerf, Kreis, Winkler, Pisarkiewicl. FOURTH ROW: Iwasyszyn, Finn, Scolr, Keilholz, Kaimann, Dunn, Kamin- sky, McGowan, Roberl Marlin, Casper. TOP ROW: Wedge, Knickerbocker, Fausf, Kearney, Herrick, Hennessey, Salia, O'Brien, Winkelmann, Schmidf, Coach WhiIey Schnollar. -- , .A' lf , ,H W , ,f Q 11- ,-.,l.,. E 1 'xg A .. xv' ,,, Wm, - f LA A 1 M t if ,. if , e a,4Qmy, ,, J.'f EHS x W' w w Q, , -, - ' 1 - I 3. I R. Wil hu R . 1 . 5 5 1 i Q . iuA '-'- 'N v ' 4 - sl e .1-...ff ' 'H 5, My A' 4, I 5 1 ,-gw gf. 1 , LQQVQ5 -T 'Wg W R mxmm 'ff fm , 4 , t pf ,, b IL, K . K- ng L lt, l , U J Q if-5, . ilu-1 , . vi.. '-. if bl V M4 mg. 4 W ng 4 1 L ,g .vb 51 ' ' 2 1 0 . s:- .,-1 1 - n . ' ' - 2 ' ' U ' I . , A wa . 'H . U 1 f 13 22 3 0422? :ns an 1 1 il I g' - - f M112 , i U I W ,Q ii ' ilu if' H 4 f ,, Q' 151 ,I , .,., 1413 gf A lg: 5-gifs gl 4? A A' 1 ,I I 4 5 :jak . qv., gf - 1,-ur ,. in ' q ?::'J-ft: f ii-1: ' 'pq gave:- A.a:, a 215 .A,i.J1' af' we . ,'.,-ri Eg, -- f ai. 1 iiifi-H9 5 ' W 1 in ,, ,sl . .. f...f'i3?::f1i5'1Ef'H?1.4sssi The Elzear Cirenadiers Looiring for ihe besl drilled and neaiesi' cadeh in 'lhe school? You won'+ have a hard faslr if you iusf look for a round brass insignia on 'The righf pockei of +he uniform blouse. Tha+'s righh fhis marking signifies 'Thai The cadei is a member of fhe Elzear Grenadiers. This organizaiion, which was 'founded in l937, is The crack drill uni+ of 'lhe C.B.C. Cadef Corps. The Elzear Grenadiers are named afler Brolher Juslinus Elzear, F.S.C., who was Direcior a+ C.B.C. when 'l'he unif was founded, and in honor of Brolher Elzear Sfephen, F.S.C., who exemplified +he cadefs' ideal of fhe high qualify of Chrisiian Cilizenship. The Grenadiers pracfice in 'The morning before school in order +o become more proficienl in The drills for which fhey are nofed. Among +hese are +he Silen+ Drill which is composed each year by The officers of fhe uni+. Olificers ihis year are Joseph MiHino, Caplaing Ronald Bena, Isf Lieufenanh Joseph Geers, 2nd Lieu-lenanl. To become a member of 'lhe Elzear Grenadiers is one of lhe under classmen's favori+e dreams, for he knows +ha+ +his is ihe uni+ +ha+ represen+s fhe school so well af public funcfions. Regimental Headquarters Cadel' Colonel Ronald A Bena Rag mental Comrnandar Cade? Mayor Edward C Eckhoff Cadet Caplam Alvm J Kruse Cade? Isl Lueul Joseph D Bryan Cadal Isl Lnaul Ernasl' W Brassua Cade? 2nd Lreuf John B Horras 5 yy! Honorary Colonel Jacquelme McGann Nofra Dame Academy E Honorary Caplaln Bernadlne O Leary Academy ol lhe Sacred Hearl' Reqlmlnfal Adlulanf Honorary Capfaln Anne Marne Reddan S+ Alphonsus Hugh School Ragrmonfal Exocufuva Officer Honorary Caplam Cormne Hemfelder Sl Anlhony Hugh School Personnel Offrclr I I . ' 1 U v -- A , , - I .+9l. I V r , -P cu-- y ,'s ,, A a,- 12' V ,V ,N lx y .i , l , il . I . l L all l ,J .4 F E lg X V x Q 1 . 1. . - Flrst Battalion Staff Cadet Lleut Colonel Thomas A Handley Battalion Commander Cadet lst Lneut Urban A Cartier Cadet 2nd Lnaut Robert J Faucatt Cadet Mfsgt Watson W Kammsly Battallo Sergeant Mayor -L ,- '.-1- 5 Honorary Llaut Colonel Jo Ann LeCompte Loretta Academy CoA 1- J ai? -1 Honorary Captam Claruce Schutzbacl: Incarnate Word Academy CoB CoC Honorary Captann Dons Reuchert Urxulme Academy Honorary Captann Slnrley Steppe Rosah Kam Hugh School Second Battalion Staff Caclel' Lleul' Colonel Rnchard J Benedncl Baffaluon Commander Caclef Isl Lneul' Ralph V Nevlmann Cade? 2nd Lneul Kennelh A Toennsloefler Cadet M!Sgf Alfred l.. Frederuck Bafialnon Sergaanf Malor Ax 'Y Honorary Lneuf Colonel Pearl May Kommer Sl Ellzabelh Academy CoE Honorary Caplaun Maureen McManus Xavner Hugh School nk. CoG Co. F Honorary Capfaun Genevieve Bisch Sf Joseph Academy in - --'e iii 34 1 'Viv' j Honorary Caplaln Norma Vogelgesang S1 Mark Hugh School I ' 5 C E' 7 A I 4,4 ' XE l A ' if L.. ' gy lbf f V ' 9, l A on-an l - C - --,,.L C , -f V is-5-3-A 3.2: '52 I .- A ' n . s ' ' Du . .4 is Y l ln 1 L... Company A Headquarters Cadet Cap+arn Joseph C MrH'rno Company Commander Cade? Isf Lreuf Edward F Mundel Cadefs 2nd Lreuis Joseph F Alberts Donald E Brnz Thomas F Marhn Cade? IsVSg+ Felrx F Jabczenslu Cadef Roberf C Barley Gurdon Military The mrlrfary manuals that are rssued fo 'rhe C B C Cade+s have rn them a s+a+emen1 'thai goes someihrng lrlxe fhrs The ulhmafe purpose of all mrlriary +rarnrng rs +o secure effechveness rn baHle However before a soldrer can aHarn fhrs cerlarn effrcrency fhe essenhal qualrhes of drscrplrne and cour+esy musi be rmplanied rn hum And rf rs these two qualrhes thai' make +he C B C Corps +he well drrlled unr'I' +ha'l' If rs H' would be rmpossrble to have mrlrfary 'rrarnrng wrfhoul' drscrplrne For rf rs +ha+ cerfarn force whrch brnds all the cadefs of fhe school +oge+her and whrch brrngs abou? a Hne sense of unriy among 'them Yet rf does not cease when they leave school because 'rhe +es+ for 'rrue drscrplrne rs the Company B Headquarters Company C Headquarters Cadet Capiarn Joseph H Geers Cadet Capfarn Donald B Wrlloughby Company Commander COMPANY Commander Cadet Isf Lreui Roberi T Colson Cadel Isl Lreuf Roberl L Espenchred Cadefs 2nd Lreuls Rrchard A Dohacl, Oscar H Sfraub. Coders 2nd Lreuls Arthur E Herder, Rrchard R Mrlfenber Joseph C Moresr Cadef lsr Sgl Roberf C Fuegner Cade? Robert M Kelly, Gurdon ger, Roberi K Sylvesle Cade? lslfsgf Varnell Dunn Cade! Rlchard H Baudendrsfel, Gurdon A U l ,J I1 I'1 5 5 4 ,D . A.,- Q' 5 . . .' .. . I ol so 0 o 9 -ll :V 'VJ I . . . . 25 - . r xml- N' . . . - E . .t,.4r.n . . . . TA Vx .0 00 I lf U - I ' I H3111 K -: '- ' 9 - U .. ' 5 v 'P 4 t 9 5 Q rt q ' r atC way a person controls himself an the absence of superiors And nl' IS fo these superiors that the cadet owes the second of the virtues that of courtesy Thus as sumply pollte and considerate behavror to others whether they be has semor or lumor We cannot enloy frlendshrps nor have loyal sub ordmaies In any walk of lnfe unless we heat other people wlth courtesy lf should be a second nature an almost unconscnous habrt Courtesy pays the largest dlvrdends for the least effort And among mnlr+ary men a+ us Indispensable lf af+er our hugh school mnllfary framing we have obtained no more than these two a'H'rlbu'l'es we may feel that our hme was wisely spent Company E Headquarters Cadet Captam Maurlce E Palllou Company Commander Cadet lst Lleuf Francrs A Siroble Cadets 2nd Lueufs Jess W Cole Leo F Znegler Cadet lsifSgf Wrlllam E Raney Cadet Joseph J Zay Gurdon N .35 Company G Headquarters Cadet Captaun Eugene F Pauiler Company Commander Cadet lst Lneut John D Murphy Cadets 2nd Lueufs Joseph D Ranch Kenneth A Naughton Joseph H Eschbacher Cadet Isffsgf Alvm H Jenneman Company F Headquarters Cadet Captaun Jerome P McCarthy Compa y Commander Cade! Isl Lneuf Donald L Adams Cadets 2nd Lueuts John R Schnelder Leo J Fallon: Henry J Schumacher Cadet Isffsgf Paul A Trupnano Cadet Wullnam J Budde Gurdon 0 Q 0 L 'Q I v 0 4 T ' 'T l . n I .. . . . . ' ll ff Cade? John D: McCarthy, Guidon has 'V A A Al I f s l , 65 fi n . T C. B. C. T -so 1 Rifle Team '?.. Honorary Caplain Rifla Team BOTTOM ROW: Raymond Hellweg, Roberl Colson, Ronald Bene, Urban Carlior, ROSBITIBFY HOll'I'Up Charles Baker, Arfhur Herder. SECOND ROW: Alfred Fredericlr, Caplain Roberl Lalooure High School Espenschied, Ralph Newman. THIRD ROW: William Bressie, Havard Bauer, Ronald Aldridge, Edwin Barulio, Richard Quick. TOP ROW: Richard Bena, Theodore Czarnecki, Daniel Poelman, Joseph Rabe. Regimental Band Headquarters Caclel Caplain Lorin l. Nevling Band Commander Cadel Isl Lieul. John A. Buncher, Caclel 2nd Lieul. John G. Marlens, Cadel lsffsgl. Mearl L. Moushoy Honorary Caplain C.B.C. Band Virginia Valerius Vlsifalion Academy X BOTTOM ROW: Walson Kaminsly. James Hogan, Leo Mann. SECOND ROW: Roberl' Marllin, Reber? Bailey, Leonard Sfagoski, Joseph Lobacz, Donald Kern, Charles Thierauf. THIRD ROW: Marion Jabczenski, William Almon, Donald Ludwig, Roberf Brown, Charles DaHilo, Joseph Zay. TOP ROW: William Mohel, Donald Boland, Roberi Urban, Ray- mond Sloverink, Raymond Gawlal, Richard Bena. ABSENT: Francis Toio. We R055 l.,iCi?ECfGf??'S Employing formal army drills, lhe Ross Lancers a'Hained an honor posilion for I948, higher ihan any previous year since fheir organi- Honorary Caplain za+ion in l940. Precision became 'lhe lreynoie of iheir ac'l'ivi'iies for Ross Lancers Suzanne Wilkerson +l1e year. They were called on frequenfly lo represeni lhe school Norm Hall ai various public ceremonies fhroughoui +he cify. Cadels musf be under live feel seven inches fo qualify for 'ihe group. Hs purpose is +o encourage, preserve, and develop +he highesl' ideals of lhe mili+ary profession. 6 x Cadei' Tech.fSg+. James L. Hogan is Capfain of lhe uni+. He 3 is assisled by Cadel' MfSgf. Wa+son W. Kaminslzy, Isl Lieulenanf 3 of fhe Lancers: and by Cadel Pv+. Leo J. Mann, 2nd Lieu+enan+. 1 r. QI .'n fl 17 .4 'fx Fifi. ,vp 1 55. Us g D S. B PONTIFICAL MASS OF JUBILEE New Cafhedral SX 33 Q , 7 'S 'nn gm ,i I nf Q ff. I , ' 1 gl As- , Nagy 'ar 4 51 js.. American Cenfennial 8 f April 30 A .3 W Sf, Louis, Missouri ' In 5 i . 7 1 5 SQ ' -'J , . .7 - A av 't . ..-, At R ' S ?!' , - V E ' 1 ii, gi f , NS . . f f W , . 1f - If x - Q. .am H + ' - X ' -34 '- - - -5 :fm ff-1- A -f u ,i 1' i 5 A N v 0 Q--.3 F' ,, ,? ,-s.. ' - ' w.. wg 0 X '. ' L 2 - ff ' .. ' ' . 4 L: .I U W .. ' ' . . I . i W 1. if I - 4 ,Je- X , -vi f 1 .fl 1 1 I ,M 4 ,N nw J-gg .lx I I UNS ixsm r ' 9 n w x i 4 r ,f . J- . . 1 f . Aww? If-. 13.9 1 A-1 ' Q I .- 1 u .dial llufuv 0 ' ,bf A 4 Q , . lx . .u gl: .A Ur .1 4 Jocxewr gg H-,jx I' ., Eff ' NY- u ,. 0 W, Q some FITK Ugf a 74 5 Q' X . J' FRAGILE X s i I zfv 4, PIVOT 1? 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I . ,al 14 9 U H ,N It, Q i 1 , . The Broilners. Reverend Clergy and officials of The Mass: - Sf. LuKe's Church-April 28-Cenfenary Thanksgiving. -. , fgi .F ia, SUWQ ,A vi -' I' - I lu A, ' 5. Q Fafher Emma? Crane, C.ss.R. Q, at 'Z' QM '2 -P ?' Q Brofher greeis ihe Honored ,Bmfher Superior General, arriving in S+. Louis, accompanied by Brofhers Eli hus Vicfor Assisianf, and Alplwonsus. P Secrefary. io ' F H l .1-if as Q 6 . S Cadefs and C oral lub 0 iw' 5' 8' ,Pig Q id 'X 1848 - Religio, M 5, Cultura - 1948