Cretin High School - Cretinite Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1945 volume:

1 A ,' J we wmbfff cfass Qffdnzgooo W W WLM fish I l l N- C1 TID O f 0 M2150 QL 1945 Elliillllil EDITGR . .. Assistant Editor . Feature Editors Sports Editor . lVloderator . . . . . . . Jerome De Cosse William Ostrowsld . George Sausen Robert Weber . . l:ranl4 Delaney Brotlwer l.. Anselm , K fx Z, 'g. Q, PQ K , F 1 , 1 ,, ' ' 1 ' f ,,-v f I .ff ,4- ffwk 'I M!!! JM, 1 6 5, Vi' :ZZ . Z 4 gg! 51 4 , ff ,Y I' 2-,, 'ff' k R, ff A I J ,, V. :T , wif, ,fwh ,f f ff if ' ,fy ik! . If V, 4,7 H, ,f Md rs r1 v?',f ff ,Q ,f 4- . A ,,,,g9,, fe, ,A ,QQ ,H ,g af. i ff 4 4, ,ga rr, f ,, I, . 4 ' if f?,1wEv! H M' X at e -z. Y. ,f W 'W,'Q,.5 3 wf, v., ff 4 'A ' , ,A -2 ry K W ,. 1 V 'J xl . .V dd ' I ' ' f A. 5 12 29 ' 5, 0 ' Y I YE 'L 2 W I ,, '5 2 E ., ,,,,.,,.--f-6 Page Three 'ik ik 75? ik 'ik ik ig? Jecause of the religious convictions we have received during our stay at Cretin, and since We have already chosen Our Lady as our special patroness, We, the Class of 1945, humbly dedicate this Cretinite to the Most Blessed Virf gin Mary, Queen of the Universe, and Queen of Peace, with a prayer that she shall protect us in the trials that lie ahead. f Quail, Ilaulp Queen, illduther nf jllllercp, QBur life, our stneetness, anh nur hupe, Eu thee hu me erp,puu1f hanisheh ehilhren ut QEhe, Ulu thee hu ine senh up nur sighs, illllnurning anh tneeping in this bale nf tears, Zllurn then, must gracious Zlhhueate, Zllihing epes nf rnerep tutnarh us, Zlnh aftpr this nur exile, shutn untu ns Ulihe fruit uf thp tnntnh, Elesus. QB element, Q9 lnhing, 6 sweet ?irgin Hilary. ii? ik ii? 'ZR' 'iff PgeF CRETIN HIGI-I SCHQCDI Capt. Lt. Sgt. Lt. Ens. Mfsgt. Sgt. Sgt. J. Svobodny .. '31 F. O'Ncil1 .. '30 F. Mcnshck . '32 E. Corrigan . '32 E. Henry . '33 E. jackson .. '34 IC. Simon . '35 D. Smyth ....... '35 VSA USN RCQXF PSX NAC AAI USA VSA HG GI D STARS Lt Lt Lt Lt Lt Sgt ,VC w bm 4, Bacich . Cratzck lX'I2lhO11C:V Doyle .. Carroll . Schaus Houlihan Klein .. Q rw X? , Q Q M k? ,, '36 AAF '36 USMC . . '36 USN '36 A4-XI . '37 NAC '38 VSMC . . '38 AAF '30 USMC ai ,Q-fi-f'Q A -. wma! I-11213, . . V. izgztqfaf Q ig 4+ .- if! f f 6 1 ft LQ ftg,g4gw :tz,v.nsvisfrw g 3, , , , - V ,-5 -wwf. f.t, f.s3sM lla -Mezf, M. A - 5 . ,,,,,.M.,,,mg ,,,,.M,. sf, . f ., .,3. mm , N ,U . ' :,5.fx?,,:,,.W tw., m fg, -U W5 ,it K j Q f ifggfi f 'hf'Ill l' -A4345 -' .Lt 28 sw, 'f'ffF1' ffl' A ' 4 A 245512, lt- f , wwf:-. .- H, A 7 t A X vw, A A , . 'f f f tt, , ' A S 11 K W R 1-4' U Qtr 4-N-H Q Lt. AXC Sgt. Pvt. Lt. Pvt. Sgt. lins. Capt. Pvt. Ens. G D A. W C. R R. A. J. J. P. Hafner Giblin . 'Fuott . Regan XVallaee Kelly . . . . Carr .... . 42 Alitehell Hovey . Kelliher . . '44 Alullen AAF AAF AAF USMC USA USA USMC NAC USMC USA NAC IN Pfc. Pvt. Lt. Sgt. ICA lf3e Pvt. Lt. lfns. Plc. Pvt. Pvt. AXC Lt. Lt. Cpl. Lt. Sgt. Plc. Lt. SfSgt. Lt. w Sgt. Lt. Pfe. Plc. Lt. Lt. Lt. Cpl. Sgt. Lt. MfSgt. Pvt. Lt. Plc. Pvt. Sgt. Lt. Lt. Lt. lXIajor Lt. Lt. MEMCDIQIU 1Vrigl1t ..................... Love ..... . Schaaf .... . Jelaeie .... . Kostolnlk . . . 39 38 39 33 M CSA USMC USA AAF USN Bremer . 41 CSA Xoxvell . . 35 USA Persons . '41 USN Gruber . '42 CSA Carlson .. '40 USA Meixner . '40 USA Cramsle .. 41 NAC Alyler . .. 38 AAF Eull ...... . 38 USA Dumoulio . . . . '42 USA Aloore . . . 39 AAF Gorma n .... . 41 AA F Nagan .... . 33 USA Gombold . .. . 37 AAF Seoles . . . 32 USA Plunkett . . . . 32 AAF Hanggi . . . . 41 USA AIeGlogan ..,. . 36 AAF Juenernann 41 USA Class ...... . '43 USA Timberlake 39 USA Endres . . 35 USA Hennessy .. .eX. 37 USA Kilburg .. ex '38 USA Joyce . . . 37 USA Reuseh . . ' '40 USA Heller .. '33 USA Golden . . '44 USA Alessrner . '36 USA Grundtner '43 USA Alarthaler .... . '42 USMC Brennan . '39 AAF McCarthy '28 VSA Cassidy .. '38 USA Bissonctte .. . '39 AAF Scllommer ' '41 Cowley .... . . '34- USA R. Juaire '39l USNIC Page Seven ' 1 Page Eight Q fi rgffiqf lo H-0 my bl flip. I rw, W1 A A n :- 9!0f9 Y V V ' S 0 wilful 1 0,9 U U V Y ,aa lllflllll M L.. I My U MEA OMNIA TUA Y E: 'AWG' cifvnitgiix 9 U ,.4,. I is A , 0 Il' f ' l, .V. Q ., 4. Illtgllut To TIIE BROTHER SUPERIOR, PRINCIPAL, TE.ACHERS AND STUDENTS OF CRETIN HIGH SCHOOL IN SAINT PAUL: The publication of the year book of the ac- celerated class of 1945 Offers me the oppor- tunity to express to both faculty and student body my appreciation of the spirit of solidar- ity, cooperation and constant devotion to the objectives of a cultural, Catholic education manifested in a course of study pursued by the present graduating class. The real test of the achivement of any in- stitution of education is to be found in the character of its graduates. The record of Cretin in its career of eight decades is to be read in the lives of the men who consecrated themselves to high duty at any cost in times of peace and war. VVithOut any hesitation I commend to the class of 1945 the appreciation of the Worthy alumni among Whom they now take their places to enhance the glory of Alma Mater through the fulfillment of the ideals and prin- ciples she has set before them. Very faithfully yours, Archbishop of Saint Paul. February 5, 1945. HU 1 L aw-:fd-sal' ' ' ' . yu- ' 5,-f.-AL.-gf:la-':':,,2,FWH ,.fH.fu:7':1 ' 1155? ez-11 r. ff -- ..,..,,gi,35rli k .. x .I .. ,th ' i .'1, 95,-F 1 ,: ,-r J- 4-5'I5-5415? - ..., ,,,, .Q5':a-'H - - 4, 1. ., l Liif' 1 , .. L 155135 1 , X-, I Q x AJ is f ' I' 'f' , fa 1- A ry , f' A f , M M T N 5 xv J. A 3 xx 3'-.. ,,,g,, 1 -:wX:m3n x-7 l-. A 9 I - 5' . ff f .W ilfw ' . 2 3,11 ' ' , A , ,J J. . K - -'S v FQL , +, ' fl. . 1, if f H55- L Y Zak' 'J I ,, ,Q -5 'wa-garb-1 , ,rg ,W v,., X.. 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He is connected with everything that represents the school. He is an outstand- ing educator and a noble ex- ample of the Brothers of the BRO. JOHN BERCHMANS Principal VVC have indeed been frortyjf nate to have as ourprinci17,l,16ne f . of the nations foreni fleaders in secondary edttcxatlon. He has I W D. MA always stood rea y to extend a helping luiirdp o anyone who .f 1 ' 5 r' 5 Christian Schools In the S neededfltf andl e have learned . H E of Cretinites Brother X t fatherlv advice is Worth never die. fo lowing. ff W W ss l X l f if I, F11 , K K 4, -, to ,LJ f s 'M ff! .,.'f,' , P 'w LRO. BRO. LAWRENCE WALTER Faced with the enormous task of arranging schedules for a school of over 800, Brother VValter has come through sup- erbly. Vive of Cretin are deeply grateful for the Vocational guid- ance which he has given, and to the help he has extended to us in planning for our future hap- piness. v., LAWRENCE EDWARD In performing his duties as Prefect of Discipline, Brother Edward has coine into contact with the entire cadet corps. His untiring efforts in helping us have shaped our lives, charac- ters and appreciations. No mat- ter what our problems or trou- bles could be, We have always found help and guidance in Brother Edward. Page Eleven , IE SIXTUS BROTHER HUBERT LEWIS Physies, Religion ,fn JCRETIN I . . sxtofrllfm Page Twelve 0916 ,f-x XR' . ' 11 XLR 190 Yrvxoxristofl Re 1 . X011 I Revlon R05 sVR . . TVN? 826011 On the night of June 1, We seniors O - RN cc ' 77 ,aww bade a fond au revoir to the l . members of the faculty, We Wrote Minis to our high school educa- tion. During this time We have been under the very capable direction of the sons' of St. John Baptist de la Salle who have transformed us from boys to men. This almost impercep- - tible change has been ac- complished, not so much by factual knowledge - abundant as it Was - but rather by devotion to duty, unity of pur- pose, zeal for Chris- tian education, and .yflxg Rem Christ-like example. TRW' ' MR- C- HARRIS BROTHER LEONARD MR. L. O'DONNELL Engllsh English, Religion, Social Studies lllathematies, Physics ! l 2 l X i n I l N ,.l 'u 1 W: V fl xx- ,Lf , ,, -, 1, L. 44 .f.1.A- V ,ff ' BROTHER PILTS BROTHER JOSEPH lllaflzmzaticf, Religion Iflzglixh I . 5,2 1 . HER We have been taught love of God, '57 BROTHER DENIS sincere attachment to Holy Mother Church, and undying loyalty to the American way of life. But by far the most precious lesson given to us by these teachers has been a sound philosophy of life which has taught us to put iirst things first, to strive, by being true citizens and good Christians, to gain our soul's salvation. This thought has permeated ,if J , I 0206013 ' A fPf4lL7IbfIOArXF ,tj , A if MQ-I our school life, and in QROT the midst of a War-torn 5I2vQ,,,MH'7R I world B a W o r l d ' 6l's'4i,4,H54L7pR whose very marrow is Ajbwfbff filled with materia- lffgofx listic concepts of MR, A. GERSPACH Eizglislz, Latin, Rfligion, Latin, Rrligioii Plzyxiology ,- Q :A ' . XG . 1 p W WZ? .ix 1 ,mi ,I X. f V r BROTIIER PQXELIAX lfngliffz. Rrligion ffjl. if? ,iff O' Joim, Page Thirteen E, U 'iw . meh , 'Y . , ?xh1ir1'flUl IU wav , , 3 l s l t i BROTHER LICANDER Ilistory, Religion BRUTI IER ALBERT lfizglish, Religion Egymww I TNKXLP Page Fnzuflrfeu xqrl JCOQ ,fic up J hEu01iyCiQS A1-1lll'WL 511,11 qmgil Bugtll ' .1 V a A QD W swf? qv Xiaito Y7iLOl,atl'l' FC 2 'K V lxfgwlv J if Y if, ,ff RUSS G. PECK Libmrian l f 1, f ff, '1 J 7 u. ,.,4.J -1. ,.- - ' Y CRETIN lust for power and greed for gain f We have learned to focus our atten- tion on eternity. These men, both religious and lay, Who have dedicated them- selves to the education of Amer- ica's vouth, are deserving of our highest praise. To them, more than to any other adults outside of our par- ents, we owe a debt of deep gratitudeg the measure of .. our thanks will he guaged ,ff ' by the Way We put into ,,,f:,f practise the principles ix' in f of right conduct and self-discipline as ex- emplified by these men who have been BROTHER J. MARK ' Social Studies, Religion, MR- E- FRANKEL Economics English 1 l V ' ' 1 lx., , V J 9 I '12 sf BRO'l-'lllill GERARD BRO'lillER L. AXSELNI Fnglixfl, Rf'Z1'gi011 .llzzffzmlzalirg Rfligimz L. . ,, . - 1 ,. .lf If . ,. FACULTY 1 cya! 3 SUM 11:1 ,jf .EFF our advisers and our teachers. ln , , R A 610,00 ,f . later years when We recall to mind U' ' l , . ft f- -V - i these teachers with Whom we have ,Q ,6i5,,y1gg,ff, if been so intimately associated, we will think of them as friends Whose patience and care has helped to mold our characters and shape our Way of life. To the members of the 'kk ji faculty, to the military de- Fi' partment, to the adminis- tration, We give our sin- HIQOYUP cerest Thank vouf' GM-if? , QA, The Senior Class J' Z, - A 1i'g4g,1Q3lS7?ZA1 I - 1 44' FOR Iliff,-,I 1,7 fit-F ER 'lllllfll PATRICK , gfosiknpingl Rfjigiou. ' x lr LIXPT. E, BQXRRUXYS l3ROTllPlR H. 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' - ,5-11f,,::2.31 ' zifzffc L ' -fr. f1,:,f:w,?F ' V 2' V .s.'fjE.5 QE ' J -: ,f '1.594?3 3w9z5:ffV- nw! 5-1 L 2w ? ':,, 5. :' n Y fn-gm: -Qfifv wm.f-v -'-'YQW , .qw -fum, Lyla .-1-yy-u.Lq:-,.,Vm 36,14 7, W. . V- -M-.Lg ,?1f,'-'Vwfvf '- 4 V.-'cv .f-L: .nf :Vi gi:-. ,s,,Vg!,:Vff --f:..,, H , ,A , ' A- vsff V+:'+7- f.'-lla!-' V :W V 4 4 ' ' 4 - SHIIUPLS Page Seventeen JAtl ES KELI Y Ijfesfdcnt A IL LE Vx RIC - ite-President lx CLASS CDFFICEIQS Page Eighteen Jfllllfg ' Willy .. Secreta ,,,iGhR Len-J wVf'jyl0l -i i awk ,Z efilnfdggv. ' -, li f 4 fc' il J? - 4 ,fy Xve entered Cretin High School in September, 1941. Everything around us was new: new teachers, new subjects, new methods. More quickly than we realized. were we to become acclimated to our strange surroundingsg for 1941 was a memorable year: America was basely attacked and we were plunged into the chaos of war. The succeeding years moved ahead with the impetus afforded by the world conflict. Day followed day with but one purpose in mind: we had to be pre- pared to take our places not only on the battle fields of today but also in the world of the future. CLASS CDFFICERS fflfl TES D . TTER SU Cui' preparation for this monumental task has been adequate. Wie have been trained in the fields necessary for the successful accomplishment of our duties. llve have the administration, the faculty. the military department to thank for the guidance and care given us during this all-important phase of our training. Our sincerest hope is that We shall be able to live up to the goal set for us by our advisers:-The best class ever to be graduated from Cretin. Under the patronage of hlary Immaculate We will go forward to achieve success in time and eternity. .LJLXIFQ r W V SiROAllBF aledlcgorian .RG Dfvxiitn P ,sq 4 r Sa1l,fOrfa5RFTr Page N1'1zetee1z 1 C I , - . y I 1 , ' , ,J ' V 'J Il' lg' ,ld VIA, S . . ,L x I I fr F' all I ' ' i ' VW gULIS AHMANN , cm 1d Lifuten it OHicer's Club. 5, N .A., '43, Track, '43, C. S. Al. ., ' , Crack Drill Pla- ' . toon. '45, Ne test Cadet, '44, Swim- ming, '43. '4 '45, Chemistry Club, '45, Chorister '45. LEONARD HENRY ATZMILLER Captain OHicer's Club, '45, Calisthenic Platoon, '42' Nlerit Medal. '42 '43' Best Com paiiy, '44, Choriete , 43.' - My WALK fwwij 'Z' 'M ' I W ' u'r'JQj BLAINE GEORGE BARR . W Cfzpn5'E'y,f,.4Vf.,,Lil OHicer's Club, '45, Rifle Team, '43, '44, '45, N. R. A.. '42, '43. '44. '45, C. S. M. C., '45, Merit Medal, '42, '43, '44, '45, Choristers, '42, National Honor Society, '4-5. DONALD JOHN BARRETT First Lieutfnant Oflicer's Club, '45, Debate Team, '42 '43, N. R. A., '42, C. S. M. C., '42 '45, Merit Medal, '42, '43, '44, '45 Chemistry Club, '45, Choristers, '42 National Honor Society, '45, I i WILLIAM HENRY BAUMANN Srrgfant N. R. A., '42, C. S. M. C., '42, '44' Neatest Cadet, '42, '44. JAMES GILBERT BECK . Sfrond Lz'utf?11a11t OfIicer's Club. '45, Rifle Team '45' N. R. A., '42, '43, C. s. M. Cf, '44' '45, chofistefs, 42, 43, '44, '45. ' Page T wenly 'VV .wi ' v WU' xi ' I X rl' i s ll r X X .QL N.. FN NJ 'N 4 -4 fN 5 Q x 'N -4 JOHN ORYILLIQ BEEBE Sfrond Lieutrzzfzrzt Of'licer's Club, '45, Calisthenic Platoon. '43, Rifle Team, '44. '45, C. S. IXI. C. '42, N. R. A., '42, Choristers, '42. DONALD ICDWIX BELAIR Sargfazzt Calisthenic Platoon, '43, '44, N. R. A.. '41, '42, S. M. '41, '42, Choris- mfs, 42. '43, '44, '4s. RICHARD FRANCIS BIZRG Sergfmzt N. R. A., '42, C. s. M. C., '45, Neat- cst Cadet, '44, '45, Leadership Club, '42, '43, Chemistry Club, '45, Choris- tm, 213, '44, '45, DONALD W. BIRT Sfrgmzzt Track, '44, '45, C. S. M. C.. '44, Base- ball, '42, Neatest Cadet, '43, Leader- ship Club, '44, Comment Staff, '44, '45, Football Team, '41, '42, '43. '44, Chem- istry Club. '45, Hockey. '42, Choris- ters, '45, HOWARD LOUIS BISSONNETTE Staf Sngeavzt R. A.. '42, Football Team, '45, Chemistry Club, '45. LEONARD GERVASE BONNISTTI2 Slay: Sngfmzt Clioristers, '44. .fcfcvfi , I by ' al, 'v wwf' -ww' fa www' r. . ' f , f 1' 'I H , ..,-' A' '1 . .., -wx , L,'p,x2f,'S0'i J J . if 'ww' 7' S! X I f -Y N A ff ,f- ,V ,, , ,ff -' -' CPL-I A '-..,f,f' Z., Y,,,.,,x -,JW--uftvx -..,1q,f 1.-4, 'J ' 1 a .5 V X 1 7 cr ' ff , V'i s.'Y ff- vrsfg ,..f'9' .,-f ff!-'s ,.f Q , , F 4 I I Page Twenty-one 1 'J Y, V, YAC.- .f- 9 lr AWN I 54 iff f M . 'X . A , 4 f ' A' - ,Q L- K. 1? K , . i l-f . W' 4f','0,1f' f, fffl ' ,Je .H ' 'il off . KV W,,v'f' . l,f ' fum, if A1 J, . C .77f li' iff! ,J ,J ,. . 1.4! ' b J, 4. - ., lf . ' QW Page Twenty-Iwo f . 'HH' I 1 i' x ,! .i, l H 'M w11.1.Lxx1 'l'HoM.xS,'i0xvLi2R , SI'7',Ql'l1?l5+'j - N. R. .-X., '-42: Mer' Medal, '4Z. '44, Chemistry ,Cluln, '4 , Choristcrs, '42. . J .I , - JAX 1.120 BUIIR 1 gust Lifutmzarzt - f OHiCer's Chrlb. '45gg,,Calistl1enic wPlatoon, '42, N.Ql. A. '41,f 42, Baskttball, '41, C. S. M. CL '41, -42, '4-ig emck Drill Platoon. '44. '45, Neatqst Cadet, '42, Golf, '43g Clf1oriste3's, '41, '42. df RXYXIOND FR.-XNCIS BURROWS Sfrgmzzt X. R. A., '41, '42, Basketball, '42, Track. '4-4. '45: C. S. M. C., '4Zg Com- ment Staff. '41, Football Team, '41, '-42. '43 '-44: Chemistrv Club. '44, '45g Choristers, '45g M. P.'Dctail, '44. J , ROBERT Rcnwr,Al51,Dac21k1vfPioN Fig Licufmzmzt ff , omeefwiltfti. '4 ' N. R. A., 742, '43, 'ynasketbalh '4f,: ' 4: Track. '43. '44, 'K' '-45: C. S. Xl. S1 '42, Football Team, '44-. 415j Stx'i11'x1JJ.h1ggiV'-45. fr I AL, ' . 'r ' A 5' up- lx, ' , 1, ...M- gr . ST.rXNl.EY FR.-XNCI S CAPISTRANT Captain Ollieens Club, '45, Calisthcnie Platoon, '42: N. R. A.. '-12: C. S. M. C., '42, '45g Merit Medal. '42. '43, Crack Drill Platoon. '45, Crctinite Staff, '45, Lead- ership Club. '43. '44g Chemistry Club, '45, Choristers, '42, ENHL CI 1.-XRLFS CARLSON Sfrgfrzazt lg.-A., '41g Merit Medal, '42, Qu, 44, '43, 4 S nf PATRICK ALBICRT CARLSON Srrgmnt N. R. A., '41, Alerlt Alcdal, '42, '43 '44, '45. Gl'lORGlC JAMES CARNFY First Lifzztfuarzt Ufliccfs Club, '45, Calistlleuic Platoou, '42: N. R. A.. '42: C. S. Xl. C., '45, Xlerit Alffdill, '42, '43, '44, Chemistry Club. '45, RlCllARD ARTHUR CHAPMAN SL'fU71d Lifufezmzzt 0'Hieer's Club, '45, Basketball Team. '42, '43: Football Team. '42, '43, '44, f 'Veuuis Tezuu, '42, '43, '44, '45. J I, ' JAMES CHICVALHER If Cllptdirz 1 Uf'fieer's Club. .'4'5: Camella Club. '4-31' '44, -145, N. R.'AL,.iiZ, C. s. M. C., 452 Merit -Med3,1. ,iz f43, '44,.Cf.1Ck Drill 'Platoon, '45Z Neattst Cadet, '42, '44, Cozumegt Stag, '43, '45, Chemistry Club, '45, horistcrs. '45. jf? ,I , ff ' a ROBERT RAYMOND CLEMENS Staj Sfrgcant Calistheuie Platoon. '42, N. R. A., '42, C. S. M. C., '45, Merit Medal. '42, '43, '44, '45, Chemistry Club, '45. AX'l llONY FRANCIS CONNELLY Corporal N.R.A.. '4-2: Baseball. '44, '45: Leader .hip Club, us, inmkcy, '43, '44, 45, Cluoristers, '42, r - 8' ,J . . 4, AJ . if KJ ,- ,r X- xf 4,l.L x,fL,.t I, J . . J- .f 4' ' Q. I E -N ' r Mil Af ! ' fy 9, . 1 41 fi . ' 'lJ A - 1 if MCMA 1- I f 44-.. 1-:' U1 ' ' f ' x 4... 4. Y Q Page T wenty-lhree S pkg. In ui. 1 1 Jfuf .1 141 QQ, -lip, 4 Q, W4 ,,, 0 43, '44, f45. ' ' W R1C11.41zD JOHN DALY P - fb N fx J 'f' W' W 5 IRYING JOSE COUTEAUX Pr' ' te ly- Calisthcnic Platoon, '42, N. R. A., '42, 3g C. S. M. C., '45g Choristcrs. '42, Privaff Chemistry Club, '45 444444 1 M X jy' , . 1, ,LOYD' .LELS ' l 1? 5 44 4'-51 , fit Med:31l,,'u,-'43, 44,,,al11f1fims9 43, '44g4- '4. , f jwfme 'VX' ,j 4' ' if f .I Q Na! JAMES 'IO'SEPg!!Z:l3ECfI IMH f 5 Urzfmzav-zt ' 07161 o Cgafldlub, .445,fta1isthcniQ4'P1m '4 , '45, Wal Ho1?1!,Socict ,,'?, ' 5' .,'42g C.Sf' fl.C.g'MCri I Rl ,uf-,444 f44, ,C 'C14. Dr'll P oon, f4S'g' leatospjfeidct, '4L'.f 'A, '44, gxoiixliqe -Staff L6:1de1'sl1ip Cluii -'43, '45, Chem 'ry' Club, '45.1'7 ' fix . - ,, 4 1 JEROME LDSEP11 DeCOSSE D Q b ' , Scqqnff Limctfmzrft I ,. OH'1ccr's Club, '45, Cfilisghcnit Platoon, 143, i44f N.,,1g.f,1., '4..y'Track. 1441 S. M. '42,4'45g Merinhledal, Y . ' 41, -445, Neaq6k1f.-Cadct, '44,'Q.CI'CIlI1ilC ' ' staff, '45, CO?T'1I11Cl1t,St3.ffg '4S, swim- ,-I .x Qpihg, '45, Cllcrnistry Club, 4Sg , f Choristefs, '42, ,J 4- ' ' FRANK HENRY DELANEY Sfcomi Lifuteumzt 5 , 'W f'N MJ -N , . KN OH'1ccr's Club' '45, Cfllistllcnic Platoon, '43g N.:-R, A., '42: C, S. 1-Nl. C., '45, Basebflll, '44, '4S: Crzlqk, Drill Platoon. '4Sg Crctihite S135 35g Comment Staff, Q44, '45, Foosball 'rem '42, '43, '44, S '45:' SXVlIHl?'1iI1g Team, '42: Chemi- Clulv. Q4Sg5Hockcy Team, '43, '44, '45, c'l1OI'iS'KCI'S. '4Z. '43, '44, '45. L! , xi..- ', 1 N A ,f . jf X l x ' ' 4 Q J P r ,W f 4 ' X X l LX., 1 f - W 'A llf 4' 1 'P' W x 7 0 I , , V XX I . s 1 .X 4 x. N X - AX-LXQK 'X Y P 4 Ns X4 Page Twenty-four N 'xx . ,X L 1 A .' A 1 1' 1 'ef -.f 9 ' H n rm.- fx'-Eff Et ,I 1 ' ' 1 -,,.4'- I 1, x .7 , LOUIS MICHEAL DeMAId Staf Sfrgeant Camera Club, '42, N. R. A., '42, RICHARD FRANCIS DESCH Sfrgfant X. R. A., '42, IX'Ierit lN'Iedal, '42, '43, '44, Chemistry Club, '45, National Honor Society, '45. IQDXYARD TIMOTHY DONOHUE Priwfe N. R. A., '42, Leadership Club, '42. PATRICK LEO DUFFY Snyfmtt C. S. M. C., '42, The Band, '42, '43, '44, '45. DANIEL ANTHONY DIIFRESNE Sfcomi Lieutf'ua1zt OHicer's Club, '45, N. R. A., '42, C. S. M. C., '42, '45, Merit IVIeclal, '42, '43, Crack Drill Platoon, '45, Leader- ship Club, '42, Comment Staff, '42, '43, '44, '45, Chemistry Club, '42, Choristers, '42, '43, '44, '45. JJ Ja JOHN E. DCFRESNE Private R. A., '42, '43, Neatest Cadet, '43, The Band, '42. '43, Football Team, '43, '44, Ilockey, '45. Page Twenty-jive . Q f K 4 I . 1 fi, k'1 9 l fN 'f',.q,ijHf4gg h .I -0 r X , ' . , r ,J l .-i A 1 1 0 1 uf by 0, . Nfl f VJ' Z Page Tw f?1L lynx ROBlfR'l' J.-XXIES DVORAK Priwzlf' N. R. A.. '42, Neatest Cadet, '43, Football, '44. RlCllARD B. FGAN Firxt Lifutcrzmzt Ollieefs Club. '45, N. R. A.. '42, Bas- ketball. '42, Merit Medal, '42, Crack Drill Platoon, '45, Football Team, '44, '45, Chemistry Club, '45, C Club, '44, '45. ROBERT CHARLES llLLSWO'R'l'H .llastfr Sfrgeaut Calistlleuic Platoon. '43, N. R. A., '42, Track, '44, C. S. M. C., '42, Football Team. '44. '45, Chemistry Club, '45, ChoriSters, 43, '44, '45. GEORGE DERRIG FAILES First Lifutmant f,ll:lCCI S Club, '45, N, R. A., '42, Bas- ketball, '43, Track, '42, '43, '44, '45, C. S. M. C., '42, Merit lledal, '42, Crack Drill Platoon, '45, Football Team. '42. '43, '44, '45, Cllemistrv Club, 45. ' ' ' Roalcru' 1.fxwR1cNek FALTESEK Jllajor Ufliecifs Club. '45, Culistlienie Platoon, '43, '44, N. R. A., '42, C. S. M. C.. '45, Crack Drill Platoon, '45, Neatcst Cadet. '43, Cretinite Staff, '45, Com- ment Staff, '44, '45, Chemistry Club, '45, Clioristers, '43, '44, '45. WIl.LlJXNI FRRDRICK FERGUSON Sfaj SE'?'gl'lIl1i . N. R. A.. '42, Basketball. '43, '44. '45: Track. '43, Baseball, -53,'Football, '43, Clieniistry. Clifjlft' Clibristersu '42. W 43 'ltliriislilffg in 45 4 fl 1 'z r ' 4' 1 ,D , , ff . A' 5, .ff , V .3 L V 4 pw 5 J 4... . X4 Sb V 4 CHARLES WILLIAM FORBES P7'i'UdfL' Baseball. 743, '44, '45g Football, '44g lloekey. '44, '45g Choristers, '42. BEN ROY FORCIICR Tuff. Sm'gc'a1zt N. R. A.. '42g C. S. KI. C.. '45g Neat- cst Cadet. 543g 'lllle Baud. '42, 543. '44. '-45: Chemistry Club. 745g Chor- isters, '42, HERBERT FORD FOSTER Staj Sergmzzt N. R. A., ,41, 4423 Lcaderslmip Club, :41. JOSEPH JOHN GAERTNER Priwzfa' N. R. A.. 542g C. S. M. C.. '42g Com- ment Staff. '44-g hlerit Medal, 442, '43g Choristers. '42, '-43. '44, 445. JOHN JOSEPH GARNEY Sta-0' Sfrgfant N. R. A., '42g Baseball, '44, '45g Chem- istry Club, '45g Clloristers, '4Sg Basket- ball, '43. ROBERT LAWRENCE GERNER I Staj Sfrgmnt N. R, A., '42g Baseball. 745g Comment Staff. '45g Football. '4-23 Hockey, '43, . . f WN JY, 1 .lf My '44, '45, ll wjlif ,MWXW WX pf N ,I I , ' , - I J I., ,- f:ff t'4'. .. l,,i-4022 .5 S' x J W A JP' ,Af . , . A! ff 1- flrufb J ' gif ' ,Lge-'f'l'lT V.-794 41 v f lift ,Iliff F' ff -,Jw P'f'11fl7.zf 1-. ' fwv. D vffdyi' , W4 042404 Page Twenty-seven f'lf.QA1MW ' WV A gif' 456,044 JD V MARV L. GRUND , Snfond Lifutevmnt Uflicerls Club, 445g N. R. A., ,4-2g Kgs. Nl. C.. ,453 Nlcrit Nlcdal. ,42. y-43. '44, '4Sg Comment Stall, 745g Chemistry . P X Q, . -'? 4 .K . ,S :QA-.ffv I Ip M? J V ' ll I 'll' -11 F41 .rmfvr pta 7' 1' 'J' ' L X ' 1 .. . sf 1 ,Y fi.,.q l. 4, -X ngw 41 4 L i' 9 rf 4 'H ii l Club. 7455 Clioristcrs. '43, '44, '45g National Honor Society. ,45. i RAYMOND FRANK GRUNDTNER Staf Sergfant N. R. A., '42g Nlerit Medal, '42g Clior- 2 isters, ,4-3. i l l l fp , . i f L l f CHAR GLkSiIlil?2ONqf! knf,,,,4 li: l ' i7'5f lL'l'f1Lf!'71l1 if f 'l F1 IJ 537, ' flicer' u , '45g-Cgilflilenic Flat ll J , . l f4, QinerakClub, 7 p'43gR??. R.OQx.Q' , lffff . 4 3 Track, f44, 744. C. S. waz. Ewack Drill Platoon, '4 , Neatest 1- l .Cadet, -' 7 Cl mistry Club,'45. V , , 1 F . 4 .Q K s D40 l L JAMES FRANCIS GUTZMAN . ' Corporal Nlerit Nledal, '42. l JAMES MICHAEL HAFNER Llr71Lff7Z!17lf Colozzfl Ufliccfs Club, '4-5g Calistlicnic. '44, ,45Q Debate Tcani, '43g N. R. A., '42g 1 C. S. NI. C., '42, '4-S5 Merit Kledal. - i '42g Crack Drill Platoon. '45g Crctinitc 1 l staff, '45g Leadership Club, '42, '43 1 '44, '4-5g Chemistry Club. 445. x I , 'll l JAMES J RSOY,m ' Sfcu 1k 1lf6 nt ' Rifle Team 5g l A 4 ocltu 44 Of 1 cr y Cz 'N -4 lift 'Ib l XM A , fflfrffi U ll S. ' Z ylll 1 4 , I V. if X M N-3 R fjv jlf I J' J lj flw 5 Q MX Q., il 'Mil lf Riff' Still jf Ny ag UWM-eighz X X Y F h ' 1-.:.I ' . Y vb it vb' , C ,M 54-. L ,. 4-1- 9 fs,- J-1' 4-2- ' g..,...4w'f.,,, lil I -' 2, 4,,4,.,-1, 4, 1,.4.,c V- Que..- L.,-v. ,,,..,-'li,.x- V 4-47 '1-'L-y ,f ,f,.,,...- V, f fi' V' . 5 X I ,' 'J -' , VL --,,4,a.w-Q f-'7' ,'4..,-4.411 C'-1C1..- 4 v -1- 6 W ,. 'Z-,fi ,5,V1..a...1 ff' ' V ' unit T -1. N. .-!- 1' 4 Ml' f M , TER 101-IN H f r E Sc'rgz'a1zt C. S. A4. C., '44, Chemistry Club, '45. KENNETH LEWIS HERRIGES Staj Sfrgmnt N. R. A., '43. JOHN BERNAR HOFFMAN Staj7Se' nt ' .R A. '42,w3- ' Md1,'42, QWh2mWC1 G a 1 , ARLES HOUCK ff I Sfrgfant l , '42, C. S. M. C., '44, '45, Drill Platoon, '44, '45, Com- 'enx1i '43, '45, Chor- 4, ' . t S if, ' fn ster Hd'43 YI il.. fx GEORGE FRANCIS JANISCH RJ , - Major 'P omega. Club, 345, N. R. A., viz, Crack Drill Platoon, '45, Leadership Club, '44, '45, Football Team, '42, '43, '44, '45, Chemistry Club, '45, Apostleship -4 of Prayer, '42, '43. N DONALD JOHN JONES CP Firxt Lia'ute1zant 0Hicer's Club, '45, Calisthcnic Platoon, '43, N. R. A.. '42, Merit Medal, '42, '43, Crack Drill Platoon, '45. S 1,1 XA fffilr f C, , , in M ,Zra0'P7'WWj' ,O 1 If , I K' X 1 ' Q u 1 'f' J , f, ' Q, X J , a, !x!,X C' b ft QL!! x ,I Elf .V , , , , .it if! . H If , - '1 Q 2 P' ' L fl , ' x X!! ' ,ffvfypb gl l 5' Q C ' K ' A Y Q l . t ' IQ ' l 5 I ,nf 1 F- 4 6 ,I ii . if 1 P ge Twenty-nine X, i - , l K V 4 I A I V. N, l'L AW Al: ,f 0,11 W C . ,ff .f , 1 f f X l , gl aff' Lf I I .final , ,XM-0 Vfwf frwfffbff ' nj , ,., Y 5 u l FN Q 1 -4 N f'N RICI HRD ALBERT JIING Sfvgmzzt N. R. A.. '41, '42g C. S. Xl. C.. '45: NCatesL Cadet, '42, '43g Cllemistry Club, '45, Clloristcrs. '42, '43, '44. CLIFFORD .-XD.-XXI JIQNGIIANS, First Lifzctmzmzr 4 Ofliccfs Club. '45, N. R. A.. 425 . S. M. C.. '4Sg Merit Moda ' A '43, '44g Nearest Cadet, '44 lui gub. '45: Apostlcsligjvf ra c , '4 . 4 ' I, I.: O' I 55 ff' aw ll Wfff. f . f I . 4.1 if LUX' REXCIC ICDW.-XRD KACDY Siajf Sergeant N. R. A., '42: C. S. M. C., '42, Merit Medal. '42, '44. Cll.-XRLICS FORBICS KAYIL Szrond LZ'f'1LfI'IIdlIf Ulllccfs Club. '45, N. R. A., '42, Bas- ketball. '42. '43, '44, '45: Baseball, '44, '45, Football, '42g Choristcrs, '42, '45, -IOIIN Rlilll KILLLEY Sfrozzrf Lirzm'1za11t Olliccfs Club. '45, N. R. .X., '42, '-455 Trzlcli. '44, '45, blerit lledzll, '42. ll'L,l,l.XXI JOSEPH KliLLllll3IR uf, M Vrifliff q', V. -.. L . club.'f'fr'i5, XMI. Mgdal, '43, Football 'l eu1u, 42- Cfolf. -H, 43. Cl1?Sx'islcrS. Milf., + 4' 5 , ' 5, 4 . '. - I f X KI' S J , .- s e. U N . -,.,. -2'?YH.vfJ l! f 1 r , Kfwiwf J' V' U. -ff lr 1' -vw mm -4. V! I ,f y ' it . Ig , 1 A . Y X ' 1 X V. .. J J V' 'N K' .x ' Nl I r .I Q ,U x ...X Q' P s Page Thirflv 4 I' . 1 5 ' ' Q Q. Z DONALD JAMES KlCLl.Y Sfrozzd Limtfzzazzt Ofliccfs Club, '45, Band. '42, '43. '44 '45g Comment Staff. '44-. K. r JANIES 'l'HOXlAS Klfll,l.Yf' Colonfl N. R. A., '42g Calistlxeuic Platoon. '42. '44g C. S. M. C.. ,425 Merit Medal. '42, '43, '-1-4: Crack Drill Platoon. '44, '-45: Lcadcrslup Club. '43, '44, '45, Chem- istry Club, '45: Golf, '44, '-45. LCROY CURTIS KXIPIC Sammi Liezctrrmnt Olliccfs Club, '45, X. R. A., '42, C. S. Rl. C., '45, Ncatest Cadet. '42, '43, Band, '42, '43, '44. '45, Comment Staff, '44. GERALD ,IOSl'lPll KOCH Captain Oflicefs Club, '45: X. . 1.. -z Ncatesfc Cadet, '44, - 4' 'VX ff? K, llOl3l'lR'l' -lUSl'lPll KOCH f.'0rp01'11f N. R. .-N.. '42, Neatest Calder. '44: Band. '42, '43, '4-4. '45, ,I .XX l FS AND RICW KOCl IEVAR Sffljf Sfrgfant C. S. Xl. C.. '45, Klcrit Medal, '43. '44, Xcalem Cadet, '44, '45, Clmcxuistry Club, '45. X- ! 1 rf 'A,f',.-,M l ,Z .I A F' l X v fm fxu'-, , .X 14,11 , , f'f 2, , 14 ,. ,lf 7' f I 5 kj 114.-fy , ,ff Q... . 1 ,fl f f !,-.,,ff'-' f f f ' . 1 15' y!'cYZf, fn sf -' ,I Af . , I 5. -5'-442 I 'W 113 'MV 4 wl...4 4 ,fp ., 3 fy 'K' V ff Sli , I uv El 5, 1 .-.4-I K,- zz. , Q2 4 rw LL, Page Thirly-one , 2 I , if' 5154! CHARLES PAUL KOLARS Captain Ofhcer's Club. '45, National Honor Society, '44, '45, N. R. A., '42, Merit Medal, '42, '43, '44, '45, Neatcst Cadet, '43, Band, '42, '43, '44, '45, Chemistry Club, '45. JOSEPH EDWARD KRACSE Captain Oflicer's Club, '45, N. R. A., '42, C. S, M. C., '42, Merit Medal. '42, '43. '44, '45, Neatest Cadet, '42, '43, '44, Chem- istry Club, '45, Apostlesliip of Prayer, '42, '43, '44, '45. - f i . i . A ' D 'ILLIAM KUSTELSKI ff X Scrgfant ', ifle Team, '43, '44, '45, Calisthenic ' latoon, '42, N. R. A., '42, '43, '44, ' , Band, '42, Choristers, '42. BERNARD RICI IARD LARSON l mf Vflf- -w few, 2 56,1 W A 1 Staj Sz'1'gm1zt , ,r Calisthenic Platoon, '44, N. R. A., '42, J Merit Medal, '44, Chemistry Club, '45. A ,IS , JAMES VINCENT LARSON Staj Sfrgffmt 5 N. R. A., '42, C. S. M. C., '44, '45, Choristers, '42, '43, '44, '45. HENRY FRANCIS LAUSS Sfrgfant N. R. A., '42, lX4erit Medal, '44, Chem- istry Club, '45, Choristers, '45. X f ,W , ,J , . Jw f ...ff WMV.-fl 'F lv - I 1f ' f aw' . f 1. ,f ' . wlf' ' J f lfi QL! fig, f' 4, ' f fp, . 5 .51- :lf ngffwf -' , ' . Q gg ' nn' kg., 1:20 rfb - if 1 Q if - J -, J ,ff 'fs .N ,1-f A 1-.pr-f' wif 'I ,ff-fir Nw, f' 'V 1 ' ig K' 'Nr' img, ' . , ,f. , ,, ff . 34. ,ff WW W ' QW! '1,,, . Q, P'-it wi W ...Aff in 'ar :ff -1- . I AP 1..58? ' if fi 'Y l .,, 'L'5 ak' A 'vu' -w 'liygtlf ISL: is . 'q-a Page Thirly-two .! ' 4'-ac ., 43- li! . F? ff' M' Q . 5 ff f, f My ' l fo R l Q X QW V 0' fl! 14 'Qi' 'ral Y ,f .? fb - J .3 .6 9 1 2 fy I .ff , K QXMVJV ff if 4 kj ff! RXYXIOND I..fXWRliNClC Ll-IRIMONS Sfrgfalzf N. R. gl.. '42: Chemistry Club. '45: Coll. '44, '45, Rlerit Medal, '42, TIIOKLXS .XNTIIONY LIQNNON Sfrgfaizf N. R. X.. '42, Xlerit Nlc-dal. '42, '43. 444: Cliemistry Club, '45, Choristers '42. '43. LOUIS JOHN Ll2PSClll9f Captain Oll'ieer's Ch1b, '45: X. R. A.. '42: Football Team. '42, '-45. '44, '451 lloelsey Team, '44. GEORGE El DW.-XRD LIQRICK Captain Ullieefs Club, '45, N. R. A., '42, C. S. Xl. C., '42, '45, Merit Medal, '42, '43, '44, '45: Crack Drill Platoon. '45, Neatest Cadet, '44, Cretinite Stall. '45: Leadership Club, '43, '44, '45, Chem- istry Club, '45, National llonor So- ciety, '45, RICHARD PAUL LRTVEN Captain Gflieers' Club, '45g Calistheuic Platoon, '44, Basketball, '44, Track, '44, '45, Leadership Club, '45, Football, '45, Chemistry Club, '45. HICNRY JAMIQS LEXAU First ljmctwzazzt Gllieers' Club, '45, X. R, A., '42, Merit Medal. '42, '43. '44. '45, Band. '42, '43, '44, '45, Comment Staff. '42, Apos- tleship of Prayer. '42, '43, '44, '45, Chemistry Club, '45, National Honor '45. 44 ff Al Page Thirty-three QA' e X, ,f ll , V if - gf all J' J T 1' ' L , . .1 f , 1 il fv . rx, ,F '51, I if L- DONALD JOSEPH LICYDEX Lll'IlfL'7ll771Z Colonwl Officers' Club. 745: Basketball. '-13. '4-4. l-15: Baseball. '-13. '44. '45: Nlerit Xleelal. f-lf, 743, '44, Football, '4-ll Clteniistry Club, '45, National Honor Society, 745. EILXMICS RICHARD LTFISCII Captain Olbcers' Club. '4S: Calistlienic Pla- toon. '-14: C. S. Xl. C.. '45: Merit Medal. '42, 743, '44. '45g Neatest Cadet. '4-1: Leadership Club. '-13: Comment Staff. ,451 Qiiemistry Club. 7455 Cltor- f im-S, '45, MUN? 'tw 7- ,ff , , . ., Q Aa . 1, I RoBt1R'i' joux i.onx1,xN I I SPJ'.y'T7IIf C. 5.11 r C., '-l-2. '4-5: Merit Bledal, '44,-Clieniistry Club. '45. 'Calistl1tge'PlatQmi. '-14: N. A.. '42: GEORGE 'l'HOM.vXS LCKOSKIE Lffzztfazzuzt Colour! Ollieers' Club. 545g Calistlicnic Platoon, 4.3: N. R. A., 4423 Basketball, T4-lj lrziek. '44: Klerit Xledal. '42, '4-1: Craelc Drill Platoon. '44. '-15: Leader- ship Club. '4-1. '4-5: Football Team. 444. 445: Chemistry Club. '-15: Clioristers, '45, lil'iNXlQTl'l Xl.-XRYIN MARKWAIUYI' First Lifzrfenazzt Ollieers' Club. f4Sg Calistlienie Platoon. '43, '4-lf: N. R. A.. '42: Track. l44. '45: Merit Medal, '4-lg Band. '42, 'Hg Foot- ball 'l'eani. '43, '-Hg Chemistry Club. '45 Kl'iXy1'l'ly4K ..l3iPlLp YIQXCE Lv ef ' . Olli- ' Club. 5 L 'alistl Platoon. ' '7 basketball. ' 2. '43, . '45g Hawe- 7 al. .'4- '44, ' 'L Merit X-Medal, 'A-2. 1 Crate ill lflatootif' ,452 ' rsliip 7 . '41: l'lootlalH.1f.0eli1. 3. '44' C tnistry Club. '4 , National f flu i ' n ,ocietix '45, 'A . - , if ffftf 2? .fd-Q 1 ,-,1- g f .5 1 . ,lf , - .- A, : 1 ICO' Jfizff' fs- lla. 1, f - ff ff -4 f ij fix Z, H! .lJ., gr!!.! , 9 -,Nails , f,' Q4LzwLf!tH-of X25-ff.',.2!,..i1 s PM 4 l 11' 'B K ' f f . f 5 f ' f , 5 1.51,-rg: ' f'f'f 5f,f11fC-! L,gL'ff4Q af!! ,lf ii a.Lf-fair L 1,1-7: fi? Z '--r ' -fx? I C fr'-,-, X ,,fVf!7g t . 5 ,fa flggpi ,f J fl- .' , 44,5474 ,0 'A Page .lZ'lfV'fVfZ'7wpf f-iff fl.iz Vf4 4' r . - . , If 1 vf M, I ,, Q, K, .., J, V 1' ' 'A f' A 'R ,- ,., fy ,fr ff , f . X . ,fi I f' Y A X341 , .4 f A 4 ff4' I L ,,,,,9:,fy1. S J , .1 J fri lj:- ALQ 117 l IAE N J 6, an RA!! '. R. . ., '42g C.' Q .' ., 7455 The Band. 742. '43, Qmmcut Bfall. 744: Clloristefs, '44, ,' ' A , Q I HENRY MCC.xg11vy ff Stz1fSz'1'gr111zt 1 N. R. A.. '42g Merit Medal, i421 Neat- cst Cadet. '42, '45, Comment, '42, '43, Clmristcrs, '42. .IAN l ES EDWARD MCDONALD Q Mfw .,., x 1 1 .,, Q4 Srrgfaut 1 X. R, A.. i425 C, S. M. C., '42, '43. il JOHN WILLIAM NTCGINTY l- Sfrgfawt ' N. R. A., '42g Baseball, '43, '44. 1 f'N RAYKIGXD THOMAS AIQINFRNY .ki Staff Srrgrzzvzf R. A., '42, Track, '44, 145g Leader- ship Club. '45, Swimming. '43. 744. '45 C. S. Al. C., '42g Clloristcrs, '42. g i ROGER JAMES KlclXl'lRXY L Corjioml fy N. R. A.. '4Zg Track. '4-4. '4-S: C. S . M. C., 742, lX'Tcrit lXIedz1l. '4-2. 743 Cl1CllllS'LI'y Club, '45, Golf, 743. S Q I i we Q 3,04-fv 'vw Q . gl 5, A 2? 'Q ,I ' 5? QI' xl' X ! YA' ,JJ ,J W9 , x- . 1, 1 Z 'Q FAH? 4w ,.f lx is 5 Page Tlzirfy-five l if .I l 'B . , 'uv Ll .NC- JOIIN .IOSIQPII NICQUISTON Sfconzi 1.izf'lLZHlllIlIf I N. R. .x., 42. omega' Club, us. RICIIARD ,lOllN Mlili Firff I,'If'1llf'lIII?lf Ollicors' Club, iii: R. A., '4Zg Foot- ball loam, '42, '43, 44. JAMES ARTHUR MEYER Privaff N. R. .X.. '42g Merit Medal. '42' Football Team, '42, :44-5 Chcmistrv Club, 44. ' M.'XT'l'HI,'XS RISCTHER MILLER Corporal N. Rc -X., '4 2 Chemistry Club. '4S. jay -, 7 a.?,.,:4' fl!--f-If 5 -A. '.,ff'i4-'- ,Ln ,Ak l RQ ., Y: ,ff A, Wil! 4 lflbff... ,,,.i. Q I f7iAl,,!':. MARTIN JOSEPH MOSES Priixafz Calistlicnic Platoon. ,425 N. R. A.. 741. 7425 C. S. M. C., 541, '42g Merit Medal, '-Hg Comment Staff, i-42. EUGICNIC liIMMli'l'T MOYNAGII First 1.'i6'1lfK'71!l7lf Oiiliccrsi Club, 545g Calisthenic Platoon 744g N. R. A.. '42: C. S. M. C.. '45' Neatcst Cadet. 743, ,445 Football Team T4-lg Clicinistry Club. ,453 Chorister '42, '45. 1 s 5 s Page Thirty-six J fl I-. I I J V, li IQ EN --4 L El El Fl lg li lfl li lil 1 f 'Y X-5 .. :K 5 1 J- .V 4 - any - X ld al R ,N , . R1Qyl,x1g,D j1J'l4El-H ,XlIl'LI..KS '22 X X! fm 1, I :yiwapfdiu Rl? D ,Q . . .fOHlccrs' x Clullv. '45, National llollwr Y gmclcty,-'44. '4f- XJR. A.. '42. '432 c. 5.51. C.. 333. Mem Nlcdal. '41 ., '43 1244, 'Ei Nciatcst Cadet. '43g Band. E'-l-A '43. 'ML '45g Chemistry Club, '4S. K-.Q ' I Y' IA NIICS I IA RRY R I CRRAY Sl'f07lfiI,iL'7l zmnt Clliccrs' Club, '45g . A. '42, iiytcst C d . '43: d . 644, . ', Cum ICUI' . , .' '44, J' 5, .fry Clu . '4' 1lc,l1jpv ' 1 aycr. '47. 54 '4, '-tn. rflqwf .riff f Mi., - J XIICHAEL JAMES MURRAY Privzzte X. R. .'X., '42, C, S. XI. C.. '42, '45g Clmoristcrs, '42, '43, '44, JOHN EDWARD N.-XCAX Private Comment Staff, '45, Gulf. '44, '45, llockey, '4-5. ARTHCR FDXYARD NELSON Suomi Li1 zztz'm111t Officers' Club. '45, N. R. '42: C. S. Xl. C., '-425 Band, '42, '43. '44, '45, ICCGIYXIC BERNARD NECXLXYFR Staff SZI'gf!I71f N. R. A., 42g Cl1oristc1's. '43, '44 '45. Pa ge Thirzfy-seven .LXBI ICS l'If'l'liR O'BRlFff Pri':'aff ,www 44 '44. i452 Lezxdershrip Club. 54- ig Bz1flictlmll.!'43.'744, 545, BaSCbzLll, '42 7 lwmtbzlll lC3lIll, 44, Cl'lOI'lSfCI'S. '42 '-43. '4-4. K J VW: .N qu, CL.iRFliICI'1 -ouxl 7,52-9' V Priraff Xqefnisule '-f'V'1f1.l1O011.Qf.'fr2. N. R. A. . 12, 7425 Mem Medal Nczxtcst gdet. 442: Clloristcrs. '43 45, Swiuuuing, '45g Cl1SlUlSU4j' Club 45: lizusliclball. 443, E , , . - N DONALD ,HCROMIC ONIODT I 1 C , Fluff I,ifutr71a1zt l 2 X Ulliccrs' Club, '45, N. R. A.. '42, C. S, . yKl. C., '42, '45, Merit Bledal, '42g lj 1,Cl1oristcrs. '43, Tennis, l43, '4-45 4 ' il-v-llockey, 545. i RlCH1XRD EDWARD OPITZ ' Private i ?lllOI'i5LCI4S, '42, 743, '44, Merit Blcdal, fN 34 .Lili B. RPT kd 3 j N S O U .5 Staf Sergeant ll N. R. A., 742, '43, F tb-al Team. 442, ll '43. : WILLIAM IS OSTROVVSKI , aptzz i g Ofbcersl Clfm '45g Calisthe lc latoon. '44' Ca ra Club, 242g N. A., '42, CN 543 C . M. C., '4-55 ' st Cadet, 7 4g reunite Staff, 4 Leadership u 544-g Comment '4S: Chem- ry Club. 445: Sw' m '4Sg Merit XJX . dal. '42. '43, '4 oristcrs, '42, '4 , '44, '45, lb b hz I.. 5 'D .1- . Q ' . . 1,31 ' , 3 ff .M ,L f Q D 1 A- W E ' In Page Thirty-eight v r I' I' lf WM 41, .J . l1lfl'iW'l4f ld 4' Cz ' cnic P toon. '-l-lf:WR. .4 .. '42, B etba 3, 744 '4S: I icball, 344, 45, t . edix, Z: ' Xristcrs. 545: he stry C 1 J: 'ers' Club. '43, ff, vf JOHN P.-XLMQCIST Captain Ollicers' Club. '-453 N. R. A., '42g C. S. KI. C.. '-455 Merit Medal, '-42. 443. 744, '45: Nearest Cadet. 43: The lianrl. '42, :-43, Comment Stull. '45: Clloris- ters, '4Sg Crctinite Stall, '-l5. . . f fvffjfiff ,lg nm, 4-W! rw' 4 , -., .wfflf 'T' JOHN W. PAVIQL Sc'6071rZLifutrna11t O'i'HCe1's7 Club, 745, N. R. AX., '42, Track. 545, C. S. Xl. C.. 444. '45, Neat- cst Cadet, '44, Chnristcrs, '4Z. V l 1 ' jijf . gf JERROLD A. PHIL Cflpflllil Ollicers' Club, :45: Calisthcnic Platoon '44: Track, '44g Merit Medal. 742. ,43 '4-lg Crack Drill Platoon, '45, Com- ment Staff, '45g Chemistry Club. '45' Ncatcst Cadet, '44, Chorislcrs, '43, 744, ws. Q Q . l s . .. J ' .f i , KL M lf '1 A 3'-' eff! A, K - lx my-' 3 gf' f X, 11 - -tj-,WALI X E. FHEIRLT N Hof f a.vtl2'r Stggeant N. A.,- '2g'fr21Ck, '43, ,44, ,455 '1'59l'lEZnd, Wolor Guard, 445. N Cl l JAMES P. PERRIER , Scrgeant Comment- Staff, '43g Football Team, 443, Choristers, 742, '43, '44, '45. I . ' . 'W 4, ,levi FL I 2 NJ 3 1 N ' ,L z'l Q 0 fl , ,I I . 1 I Page T hirty-nine I 1 BEN RlCll.XRD PERSONS Ifapfzlizz Otlicers' Club, '-l-5: N. R. .-X.. 542: C. S. M. C.. '45: Merit Medal. '43. '4-l: Chemistry Club. 745g Clioristers. '42. DONALD N. PLICNCNICR Iiirsl Swrgfzznzf N. R. SX.. '-l2: C. S. M. C.. 744, '-45: Merit Medal, '-44: The Band, 442. '43, '44, '45: Chemistry Club. '45g Clinris- ters. '42. PICTIT if ' l 3 . Lint 11a t Officers' Merit Klcdal, ..g Cl mist l , '45, Chorist '4 JEROME JOSEPH PORTNER Sm'gm7zt Calisthcnic Platoon. '4-2g N. R. A., '4-2: C. S. M. C.. 5425 Merit Medal, '42g Comment Staff. '45, Chemistry Club. '45, Clioristers. '42, '-43. BERNARD MARTIN POXYICRS S'n'gm1zt N. R. A.. '42, C, S. Xl. C., :42g Cllor- isters, '42, '43, '45, AlAlVIl'lS NICHOLAS PURSLEY Major Officers, Club, 7453 Calisthenie Platoon, 443, ,4-4. '45, Basketball, 743. ,442 Track, '44, '-45: C. S. M. C., '42, '45: Crack Drill Platoon, '45g Comment Staff, 744, 445g Footlnzlll llwczlm, i425 Chemistry Club. 745. 0-f Page Foriy ,nn 4. Q fr 1 V L, l I fN W N A - .A 1,3 .1 ,sag ,444 ,,- df., .4,.-4 rl. V4,? . GX 7 - 3 I1 ..Z1ggz:.f.l. 7 M Wi, -N .fx JI? ff .R A I2 if 31 CHARLES BERNARD RABLTSIL .Ilajor K Officers' Club. -451 N. R. A.. 7-I-2g C. S. NJ AI. C.. 744. 7-I-51 AICFIL AICdz1I. '42g.'1'hujj Band, '42, 543, '-H. 745. JE j 4 J 5 1 RICHARD RIICIIA I . If . 5, Fi jf ' 1 U I. R XJ , Corpor' If 5 I 2 Comment -vSi1zIijf1..'4SfX IIIAIIITID' 'IuIw. .45 ,jf s RJ g . A :ij ' X-J iff in QAI .Silo I sl, 3 1 I ,v , Y s I -' -If ' HM all 5 W' 'YP U f -1, Q, J ' I JN 1 Q :Aj JA ' S P4 'RICK RAFFTE A Y Q A X rst Sera' nt 5 If N A, 42: Meritjkidal 3' ..' Banff' -'92 4 A?-1-ig Cllehifstrf' Clilly 5155, lIox'isfers, 42. I' II , JOHN IQDIWAR RAUSCH ' P 'urst Liz enzmt 3 . Hiccrs' Q ub, N. R. A., '4-2g -: hemistrg, Clubf'-155 Choristers, '42 743, '4A4,. '45 K ' Q 11 gf: 1 x ,f v 2 THOMAS JAMES REDMOND Staf Sergravxt Choristcrs, ,-45. RICHARD NICHOLAS RHODY Private N. R. A., '42g C. S. M. C.. '42g Band. '42, '43g Choristers, '-L23 Bowling, 213. -Q ,- . , ff Ml , LAI L R51-U-5 J 'Akiva -4x:- , -..Q 'SI f.':..j KL .Mg gin, gh x 5 f I f ,di .4 lk D f 513- 'V !k4ss aa., X If yum F .0 K A in , an Page Forty-one - p,,l'l in l rum Nil . lf v if .. rw ,gffwy H' r 11.3 J. f'N LJ -1 -4 rw S un! A, f 4 SL , 51.1 A, .vfw l JJ! X :iffy I V ,,7.,,,.f,..f' .fwfr 4 ' J -1 lf ,ff f Page F arty-two 4. .Q 5' 2 4 . . .fl X ' I ,- W L 1 I A ' I . ' QW' e I f Q., fig. FRlCDl4'RICK.2RlClIARI9 RIEHM 1 . ,Vt . 3 First 'Z,if1ltma1zt 7 Ewcersf Cluli,.'f45: Track. 44, 145 lf - WA, 'l1On1litr?,4'ClL'l1u, 745. N , ,, , g, 5.5. . i -fYoIL,xN Josugiuf RINXDFLEISCH , 5 Firurl' Ijzfizfezfrzzzt 34 Olliccrs' Club, '4S: Camera Club, '44 '45: N. R. A.. ?42g C. S. M. C.. '4Z' mm Medal, '45, 12. 744, 745, Crm- istry Club. ,-l-5: C3llSIl1C1'lLCS,l?lfltOOIl '44, Chorismrs-r '4l '43, ?44. '45. ,4,v'flX ff!! ff i7, V 101 B. ROBERTS ' ,' irxt Lieufmzmzt Qmfer-Sr Club, fd: Band. '42, 443. 444 . '45, Chemistry Club, 5455 Choristers ' . 'V . j f.,f' A Q 1 if VKQXYNE RICLMRQ ROTTACH 5 X-fj Ser011zi!Lie1Ltf1m11t !fOl34crs' Club, ,4Jg Calisthenic Platoon '-Lg N. R. A, '42: Band, '43, '44, '45 Chemistry Club, '45, GEORGE NEIL SAUSEN First Lifzrtznmzt Basketball, Bw, '43, Nlerit Medal, 542 743, '44, '45, Nearest Cadet. '44, cml tinite Staff, '45, Choristcrs, '42g Chem- istry Club, '45. DONALD LOUIS SCHIEBEL Firft Sergeant Officers' Club. '45, R. A., '42: Jclhgjlgyw gl r lfjlfl I Qlf' ' .lj 'f 'J 'QUQY fl N91 r glkiy L WM . N-Q, A4 , I f A , . .9 l ,,,.yQ 1 , f l . , , - 7. - lflfl 44 'JERONIIC C1.lfNlqiN' XS All Sfc'011zz'Lif1Ltm ' ' Ulhccrs' Club. '45, The kind, '42, '-43. '44. '45, 5 JOHN ICLCIQXE SCllMO'Ll,liR Firxr Sfrgmni' The Band. '42. '43, Choristers. '45. KliNNlf'l'H .XLUYS SCHOEN Sffo111iI.ifzctf1za11t Officers' Club. '45, N. R. A., '42, C. S. KI. C.. '44: Klcrit Klcdal, '44, Leader- ship Club. '4Z. '43, '44, '45, The Band. 7 '4-. '43, '44. '45, Chqmistry Club, '4-gf J if fffk YYll5L1.-UNI Cll SOS Xaxfl lS,iHRAh'I fSer0n gufltfflld' fl, om 1, '41 . J '42, Chef' t Z gflub, ,'4l1fN:43-,lCiJrisrers. lf 1 ,E-44, wa-f f F . f ff 4 ' ' J 124 f LEO JOHN SCHUSTER Firyt Sergfant R. A., '42, C. S. M. C., '45, Crack Drill Platoon, '45, Football Team, '42, '44, Chemistry Club, '45, Golf, '43, '44, '45, Choristcrs, '45. MELVIN FRANCIS SKAJ Firxt Sfrgfant X. R. A., '42, Chemistry Club, '45, Choristcrs, '42, '43, '44, '45, W 'W M930 ff' ',f if '-an-.4-f yff- V' C, f u QA. f K4 ini ' 'Epi' ,jun-A l l Page F arty-three . f ' J' l ft' QM ROBERT L. SLABY Private Chemistry Club, '45, ROBERT HENRY SPICRL Blaxter Sergeant Cretiuite Staff, '45, The Band, '42, '44, '45, Comment Staff, '44. '45' Chemistry Club, '45. ' JW' fu., 1 6 'WJ' ' 'LT sd 3 JJ 'M M- CQ,--.4 Q, Z9 ' I O l' ' f e' X , K .M , .JUQIAMES G. STEGER I f-I if Seeomis l:iK lLlx.7l!1Jlf f ,N ref' Medatf e Cu r?Q,l1?laAfV too ' rv l . 4 ' Hcer glub '45VxLE,5 4viNc2Wl'- WV? ,Vw 'f'vVV I Af VJ' l r jXM130zgriA'1QD L. STJQKIER f' First Lieutenglnt Officers' Club, '45, N. R. A., '42, '43, Track, '43, '44, '45, C. S. M. C.. '42, Nlerit Medal, '44, Football Team, '44, '45. . fi K 9 4' ll ,et ...ww ew V r, Q,-QJ ' I , ft J HE 1 'Sergeant hlerit Nledal, '42, '43, '44, '45, Chem- istry Club, '45. CLAUDE MARTIN STEPHENSON Second Lieutenant Officers' Club, '45, Camera Club, '42, '43, N. R. A., '42, Track, '45, C. S. M. C., '42, Baseball, '42, '43, Football Team, '41, '42, '43, Chemistry Club, '45, Choristers, '42, '43. Page Forty-four f' s ,' I b , 1 . .1 j ,I xg, I gf 4- 4 vp is l a , f ' J 1 aff I, N P 91 - J PlC'l'lCR lfl.XIlfR STOKES J 5 f Suzi Sl'l'gr I1lZf J ' -Z 'l'1'z1ck. '44, lloeliey. rl '45, Culistlmunic Platoon. '44. Q' ' I I! W -4 'pd' ,l.XMl'lS STQXRK S'l'ROlXfIBERG L' A ,fl Coloufl 5 Otlict-rs' Clulv. '45: Calistllenic Platcumm, I f '44 National lloumr Society. '44, X. R. .X.. '42, Klcrit Medal, '42. '43, 1, '44, Neatcst Cz1dCt.'42, '43, '44, Chem- istry Club, '45, Choristers, '42. jo- 0- lil ' FRANK JOSEPH SUESS ' Srrgemzt X. R. A.. '42, Merit Bledal, '42, '43, '44, Crctinite Staff, '45, Chemistry ' Club, '45. .QI GICRXLD PIDW.-XRD SULLIVAN tl Fifi! Swgmfzt 7 N. R. A., '42, '43, C. S. M. C., '42, 4. '45, Color Guard. '45. X fN X..- -fei- 41 lf- ' : 1 7' ,.,,. A ,af 1u?.f,yfV4X' !.! 'X jf ll A !r,,fXi! . gay., zf2f4 ,i4, LJ' -N -4 s F' S Q Qxfff 'X ,fl I- , 5 gui-f,,.-wr ' ROBERT K. TIERNEY Firft Scrgmnt Calistl1euie Platoon, '42, N. R. A., '42, '43, Track. '42, '43, Neatest Cadet, '43, Comment Staff, '42, '43, '45, Football Team. '42, Tennis, '44, '45' C. S. M. C.. '42, '45, Clloristers, '45. J CHARLES LEONARD TIMA Sz'1'gfa1zt N. R. A.. '42, Comment Staff. '45, 'Ni f 4i...f,f,f,, 5 I f ff 5 if f f 'J' - f ,,.,., .-.ffl .wc ,,,....l-f ... - L ,fri f 'J' XX ' 5 Ng .. gf' K Y . 6. 7 T1 ' --4 I, -', 'Z ,iff r ga Q. . Q , 1 .AF ,' ' . ' ' 4 1 , ' ff , ',f--.7 lf A . I M., .4 i.d-1 ,...4- ,, ..f ' V -,g--1 , W., .M .A.. 'C :L 4- L-1, .:... 13,1-4 nm 'Y' .4 .yL , l ev, . , ,425 F, fi ff. Page Forty-five JOHN D. TIMMERNIAN Master Sergeant N. R. A., '42, The Band. '42, Chor- istcrs, '42, '43, '44, '45, Color Guard, '4S. ROBERT G. TIMMONS Jllaxfer Sergeant N. R. A., '42, Chemistry Club, '45, hlcrit Blcdal, '42, '43, '44, Choristers, '42. '43 '44 '45 L.. '65 'Qin W 34:2-4 CHARLES NV. TREACY Staf Sergeant N. R. A., '42, Golf, '42, '43, '44, '45, Choristers, '43, '44, '4S. Q f ISICIIARIZJQ. TRUMMER ,C ,f44L6fJ.uf',., Mgifd leer: fu' ' X. R. A., '42, '43, S. bl. Cy '42, X 'Xeat6sC-4Cadetf? '-'Q3g- SR'irn'nfinfz, 'f' ?4'4':'. Chbristers, '42, '45.,!L X, -. GEORGE RICHARD XVALSH Sergeant Chemistry Club, '4S. JAMES WANGER Lieutenant Colonel Officers' Club. '45, N. R. A., '42, Track. '43, '44, Neatest Cadet, '43, l,cadcrship Club, '44, '45, Football 'l'CZlII1. '44, '45, Choristers, '43, '44, '4S. Lp! JOHN W. WATIQRS . Fin? I.if14tr1m1zf Olliccrs' Club. '-45: Cznlisthcuic Platoon. '43, '-44: N. R. A.. '42, 43: ML-rut Medal. '42. '43. '44-2 Naam-st Cadet. '44: Fofmtball Teiuu. '42: Chemist ry Club. 435 Xl. P.. 44. ROBlCR'l' JAXIICS NYICRER :llnjor Ofliccrs' Club. '-45: Calistlrenic Platoon. '44. '-45: National Honor Society. '44. '-45: Czuucra Club. '43. '44: N. R. A.. '42: C. S. M. C.. '42, '4-3. '44. '4S: Xlerit Aledzxl. '42, '4.3. '44, '-45: Naut- cst Cadet. 43: Crcliuitc Stall. '4S: lcadcrslmip Club. '42. '4-S: Fuotball 'l'c:uu. 4- HARRY J. WH li Sffond Ijfzlffrzzrzzzf Officers' Club. '45: Calistlmculc Platoon. '44: Camera Club. '43. '4-4. '45g N.R. A.. '42: C, S. XI. '4-2: Swinuuiug. '4-5. DAVID JOHN XYNYK Sfronrl Lic 1lfl'7III'7If Officers' Club. '45: N. R. A.. '42g C. S NI. C.. '-42: Blcrit Medal. '42g Chem istry Club. '45. JOHN THOMAS WOLANSKI Firm' Sfrgrant Track, '44g Hockey. '44, '4S. HENRY RAYMOND WOODS Fin! Ll1'Zll'f'1I!17lf Ofbccrs' Club. '4S: Czllistbcuic Platoon '42g N. R. A.. '42g Basketball. '42. '43 C. S. Nl. C.. '42. 443: Nlcrit Aledzll '42, 7435 Crack Drill Platoon. '45 Ncatcst Cadet. '42. '-43. '44: Loader ship Club. '-43: Football 'l'czuu. '44 Chemistry Club. '-45. . will Q, .A .ir N flll' W fffff-f A W1- wfflfmf f j4,v.m,y'JAl, ,Iv if ww' A fr !f.w 'lK 'ay '7' . A ' I - .ff ,. -f MCA 'lic' of ,ff ' ff . ' If! ' ' ff' ' 4 .. ! :ir f r ! if Y ' Q 'T 3-4 2 C fs Page F arty-seven - i f , -5 , OJ LlGliNl5 I RES X 4 I .lastfr Sfrgfa 't f. 4 .V ' 2, 0 y Manager, '43, '44, 45, Colo 1 , 45. ' I CLEXI THQN S ZAREMBI -S I I zrst ifutmzant cers Cl J Rule ' ' ' 1, '42 f 3. 5445 N. ., '42, Ie t Mlm!! 2, 44 f45- 4: F ball leam. 43 C1151 try Club, '45,' ' ' ' JOSEPH HENRY ZELENY Fimt L1'fute11a11t Officers' Club, '45, Camera Club, '44, '45, C. S. M. C.. '42, '44, Merit Nledal, '42, '43, '44, '45, Neatest Cadet, '43, The Baud. '42, '43, '44, '45, Chem- istry Club, '45, 1 EUGENE JOHN ZUGSCHWERT First LiL'1lZ't'71!I7Zf Officers Club. '45, Calisthenie Platoon, '44, Camera Club, '42, '43, '44, '45, N. R. A., '42, Neatest Cadet, '44, Chemistry Club, '45, Football, '42, Clloristers, '42, '43, '4'. ' ljwia- W V!! 1 If.-ir W . V, f L v - x ff ,, Q' V. 1 .f 'ff I Page Forly-eight HERE AND Tl-IEEE l. Congratulations,John. v T 2. J. Li. J., space, QI. L. J., space, U. . . . 3. His highness, King Richard, the cold-hearted. 4. The sign of success. 5. C'Sarge and his boys swing out with a little hot jazz. 6. Tierney takes over the military office. At ease, Bob! Page Forty-nine NMCDIQE CDF THE SAME Page Fifiy 1. Sure Brother. Fm positive I put my homework in here. 2. 4'VVhat's so funny? 3. The locker-room rhythm-masters. 4. ,X beautiful picture of uSI100iiUINSu. J. To quote from Shakespeare . . .77 6. NOW! Youire sticking it into my shoiiideifi , f-ypnzeaur-vw-a,,,,k 4 , Q, -f.,-J , 1 4 '15, ,f . f W . .,., --f ' xjial ehi . ' 3 , n., ':Q?'l-T123 A ., 'F ' - gy ,AU ..1. ,z.A..., ,li E .1.gf?,fS'1Qf' - Fu ,- ix ' N Q' M .1 Q. vi X :.-I.. '- ' 'J ' ' -:g'.-.'d7- --zg.-ezairery V f f f ' y k fir'-vifi-if Ay ' .- ,g gzx Q?1Qv1' f ,.,,' , - 4 k Q ,Ng 1 ,,?f ' S D? fa-wwf as , .::Sf?'fz-ra-SP W we 115- 'f:- - gg - .553'5a'E'gr4,' . - . ,z V f- '- 1 14-mi . Q' riff f ' W V , 5 M. pm.: N .,.:' ,H 1 - f sv- 4 .1-7: A-:-v:E1fe2lZ2wm'z ff ' ,.-:iisgifff f 7 .,.f-ve. ' Ski 2. V, U I! Q? ,2, - :gif - 1 ,iv '- 4 nj,-55 fl: I . 3 j frff x - Q2 21 X -.K , . 'N 1,-,f Afmfi- ,Q ' 1 -.11,QTf41j:::, gil . J sv ,. .- A F' mi Xifv' R , fb- .-., , - W5 . f f fm-4. 1 'X j 'Iii '55 Lf L -. X 4? -, 551 l Eff T - AI: G- HES H Page F17-fy-0716 Q3 9 I 3 4. .-.. fs V Ii, 1. v. 3 2 , ,x Q. x i J J . A D V I S O R Y 10 7 LfftfuRiglll-l'ppf'1'P1111 S fini! Rofzx' KI. Uccll. ll. Ccrilizlli. R, Beck. Bm. l. Mitlinmiiy. R. Bl1CRlL'5'. R. Rycrs. L. Biwiiezlli. R. Cyllwwslii. 4' Sammi Ru-zc: R. Carlson. R. Dean. Il. Bauer, I.. Dchmais, I.. BCI'lI'L111Ll, sl. Cross. J. Rumz. Tfzirrf Roict' EX. Bcrgum. l., Casanova. lf. Brzmdt. C. Czlpistraiit. R. Bics. bl. llCll2lI1d. R. Drmavzm. frurrlfz Row: P. Bailey. XY. Blowers. H. Bcallizl, li. Daly. Xl. D'.Xndrcs1. bl. Clllllllllglllillll. ll. Xyd. -Q A I S O R Y 1 1 O Lfft In Riglz!--Lnzcw' Pinto l 1'Ullf Ro-:c'.' W. Cillvcrl. li. libel. If. Dwnnully. D. Gabriel. Bmtlicr I,2UVI'CIlCC lidwurd. S. Dicrbcrgcr. S. Eggleston. F, Hammer. gh Sffrnzzf Row' IX. Gcuscli. l . lfilipczala. xl. lDcXloully. R. l..CIlZHlC:CI'. lf. Liilla. lf. l'illlCI1Z. R. Dolvic. YY. llaggcrly. , 7'l11'rff Row: R. Gardner. R. Gillespie. R, l'lZlCliCIll7CI'g. F. l riscl1.j. Carrick. Exuer. D. Dunn. P. llzmrailian. fmrrtff Ro-wi kl. llllQlllL'S. C. Goscwitz. lf. llzxrriiigton. A. llayln. XY. KL-wluy. lf. SXVCCIICY. ml. JZillH3L'll. wl. lluslcu. R. Xlzllmricy. Page Fzifiy-three E tl gl E X A D V I S O R Y 1 1 1 Lqfi In Kiglzif lfppw' Pfwln lfimt Roux' lf. Kucll. AI. liolar. D. Jzlcolmwslcl. Kotcfkzl. Bro. l'ut1'iqli. ul. llllY. ul. llogzlu. Killlflllllll. Swmzlzf Rrlfcz' ll. llill. K1'uCg:61'. D. Kmll, R. Houck. K. Klein. P. liOY2lI'lli. VV. Joyce. lf. Illi. C. l.uCCl:. I 1 Tlzird Row: Xl. lilnkczxd. 'l'. llauslcr. C. l,CO1lll2lI'l., M. Lynch. G. Krieger. W. llulchins, li. llogan. 'lf llurle f ' flflllflfl Ro-w: W. Lyncll. D. llovcy, 'l'. Kelleher. li. McCal1cy, lf. Rulvi41k.V, Jenny. D. Kznmpa. W. Ludwi 1 1 3 Lqfl IH lf1.q11lf1.'1i.'u1' lJfI!7f0 J' l A D V l S O R Y ' ' A First Row: D. Nowlulcc. xl. Xlatlzxini. E. Pinskl. Bro. ll. Anselm. J. lJ.lgI'lC1l. T. Xlcc. 1 Srrmzrf Rnfcx' R. Pringle. ll. Klclzgcr. ll. Klzirtllzxler. R. Pzmglc. l... Xnclcrson. U. O'Nclll. Third Rom' -I. Nolan. R. Xlulcmne. A, Gicsucr, M. McGinley, R. Xlclfivcr. G. Mulillistrenl. Fwzzrffz Ro-:ct Nl. Pizingcr. Cl. Messing. sl. Newell, J. Miller, R. Nluflinnif. P. Muses, R. Plante. I Page Fzfty-four f x J J - --41 A D V l i1'5! R11u'.' Sfmud Rr1'ic'.' G. Sclin 7'l1i11f Ruiz I S O R Y 2 O 4 1.1311 10 1e1.0111 L'pp01- 1111010 J. Rnngilscli. Siiigcwzild. D.S1cHcs. K.KIz1ckcy. T. Klcflinnis, Bro. Ii. .-Xiillioiiy. 'l'.Sl1zn1gli1icssy. KI. ciiC2'lSU1l. XY. Sciiwictz. f'f11n'ff1. RIM if. Raftcr. Xl. Ruddy. R. Sczmimi. I.. Scivcrt. C. Tinucci. ul. Scinnid. XY. Rebholz. If. Ruinsey. A D V .FUJI Ruff! T11 in! R 11-to f'11111'ff1 R0 I S O R Y 2 1 3 Lzjff I0 RI'gflfiLl7Ii'l'I' Plzfflzv G. 'I'zn'lxcn5'. Al. Sczxnlrni, Xl. Siinincnis. 13. Ryan. R. Quinn. R, Rnsscll. IJ. XIQKCC. 1.. Ryan. P. Slccnrod. iidt. R. 1zl1Ublli. ll. Ruud. G. Sadck. lf. Ri1l:c:'foi'd. Xl. Stevens. IJ. Suxcniuii. R. Sclilavgcr. Suliivaii. C, Viil1I'l!CI'. C. Tcsfliny. XX. Xlarcaiitcili. R. VIXOOIHCIK. Rm. Bernard. R. 'l'iininons. lf. XYzisowicz, Klarshail. Sffourf Rn-iv: D. 'I'ziyIm'. lf. Xlarziiidzi. D. XYcinbci'gCi'. R. Wvoulic. R. Wlsifc. D. Just. I. Ca1ticul1in.XY. Xlzinion : I.. 'l'inucci. -I. Vzuuglum. W. Tierney. D. Weiss. lf. Wavcr. R. Klasck. R. Yavrnsky. KI. Walsh. J. R. Wiliiznns. R. RIQIFROC. VV, XYOTIIHHII. T. 'I'sCiiid,i. KI. 'I'ni'nc1'. R. XYiiliznnS. XI. Tiinnier. Wvzlrnian. Page Fzfty-five A D VIS O L1QfHnRig1zt- Uppvr Phfltn First Row: K. Baker, XY. Barrett, XV. Brunner, Bro. Pius, L. Brabee, Brahy, H. Anderson. Sfffilld Roux' L. Hayes. R. Braunig. R. Brausen, Belmont, D. Bricker. R. Abel. A. Belair, R. Blevins Tlzirfl Row: R. Brauer. R. Alnnann. S. Buckley, S. Bohn, VV. Barry. XV. Boland, P. Casey. VV. Casey, Fourtli Row: A. Nirnis. R. Kulbiak. M. Bird. VV. Bendorf, NV. Braun. R, Burque. A. Chandler. R. Bohrnan. AD V IS O R Y 3 Lvfl I0 Riglzl-Lawn' P11010 Firrt Row: Xl. Garfield, R, Cunningham. T. Fahey. R. Donlan, Bro. Denis, P. Fitzgerald. O. Courtemanelxe. T. SK!'UH.d Row: R. Dunst. G. Deeh. J. Connolly, xl. llorrnanck, R, Ganzer. T. Vllaters, lf. Ganyaw. E. Elilenz. Third Row: L, Countryman, T. Garvey, R. Dunn, ll. Fleisehhaeker, H. Dols, 'l'. Fink. W. livanson, R. Dillon. Fourth Row: xl, Garfield. R. Larson, .-X. Erickson, R. Eiseliens, W. Chevalier. H. Cook, C. Defosse, Clements. Noi in piffzzrf: D. Dierekins. E. Furlong. xl. Gzmntert. Page Fifty-six Delaney AD V I S O RY 1 O4 Jw lv Rfg1f14b'.f1pfff www Firxf Row: xl. Kadlcc. R. Kircll. W. llincs. G. Hottingcr. Bro. Paulizm. 'l'. llcwsuu. G. Haigh, E. Gramling. R. Harriugtorl. Sfmnd ROTLH' kl.Kilburg, J.Grccman. Q. Holes. Q. Kennedy. R. Gcrlaclu. R,Holm. G.Jungkunz, Cllcrmain. R.Hudalla, I. Happc. Third Row: C. Kennedy. R. Kaiser, XY. Klctt, R. Kcutc. ll. Giundtncr. gl. Jcliuck. A. Koch. JWZIIIOIISROS. lf. Kirsch. R. Kisclm. Fomflz Rn-:1': bl. lluglxcs. C. Goswitz, lf. Hilfflllglflll. X. llaync. YY. Kewlcy. lf. Swccucy, Iammacll. J. llustcn. R. Xlznlwncy. AD V ' S 0 R Y 1 O 5 Lvfi In Riglzt-Lawn' P11010 Firxl Row: l . Nlartiu. ll. Nlaw. xl. Lorentz. R. l.eal1y. Bro. ll. lYaltcr. I. RlCCHflllf'. R. Lodge. D, Lccllcr, Svfozzd Row: Lamlwcrt. D. Kimmel. R. Nleycr. li. Kohler. ll. Kocck. J, Krauscr. D. Lilly. R. Klalmcr. Tlzird Row: J. Lzxllcusc. YV. R'lCl.CEll1. R. Lessard. C. McGuire. 'l'. nlolmsnm. S. Lulcaszcwski. G. Meyer. R. Lieder. Fourth Row: C. l.2lBUI'C, D. Madigan. A. Kueip, R. Kunz. D. Mrllonuld. J. NlcQuillzm A. Manny. J. RlCNZlfy. M. l.OI'CIlTZ. Page Fzfty-seven l i A D V I S O R Y 1 O 9 Left to Kiglzl-U,Dper Plmia Firff Row: C. Quinn. Cl. Reiling. 'lf Quinn. R, Sliilnowslii. Bm, l.eonz11'd. lf. Rzmeune. R. Ruby. T. Reiliug, Selincenian. Sffmzff Row' KI. Seveuiell. -I. Yzindelae. C. Sliearen. E. Silk. D. SClllllIC, C. Railbuse. ll, Ryan. .X. Rivet, 'lf Ryan. Third Rmb: Slielfer. ll. Seliwarz. sl. Quady, R. Nadeau. Richie. W. Schmidt. CI. Szuinpaiix 'l'. Muir. il. Reilly, Selnnitz. f'nzn'1fz R0-Iv: nl. Rielizxrdsou. Semin. C. Sinks. R. Seeler. '1 ,Wukzm'irz. xl. Selinefder. R. Rntli. lf. Rau. ll. Quinlan. AD V IS O R Y 1 1 2 Lqf! to Kiglzl-Lrmw' Plzfiin Pint Roco: F, Piehzi. I.. Pierce. lf. Nzisli. 'lf Prifrel. Bro. kloseplius. D. O'Connoi'. R. Klouuiain. NY. U'Neil. T. O'7Neill Sffouzf Row: P. Xlolnliun. xl. Pmlien. .X, Xlnris. U'Neill. F. Xlorrissey. P. Moore. xl. Klorgzlii. R. Nagle. C. Nlieliaels. Tfzi1'1fRuu'.' 'l'.XIuleare. R.xlllI'ZlSliC. l'l.RllIlC2I. R.Xliuei'. xl,O l'ocile. l'i.Nluellner'. lP.Xedum5lqi. l'.Klueller'. G. Orfei, J.Ni Fourth Row: R. Novak, R. Nord. L. Piras, 'l'. Nicholson, R. Nigel. I , Murray. F. Poule, ll. Xluusuu. R. Moser. Page Fzfly-eiglzl glilingale A D V I S O R Y 202 Diff 10 Rfgfff-iw-f' fffwfn XI D l T Nl Y lt Nl .l..'I',O'Duimcll. R.Sicger. Kl.XYcglcitncr, A.ZaugS, T. Strobel. First Ro-:4'.' R.Rrupicli. R.Stas11y. l... C Ouougi. K.. C. u y, . r SFKKOHII7 Row: XY. Yzwmsky. R. Tester, R. Timm. R. Yliimmcrmau. R. llouck. .l. Wallin. liliigzsuliwcrr. D.Stcpliam. 'l'.Yerstrz1Ctc. Tfzirrl Rn-:z': ll. SliIll!UlCI'. NY. Williams, Tliumer, R. Kicmbrcz. ll. Zscliukkc. R- Trusu. .-X. Lufsou. R. XYz1lcrius. Flfllflfl Rn-:z'.' R. Kzlildy, D. Siulilman, XYard. J. Yolkcnant, D. Symc. R. Walsli. R. Uhr. .AX. Scliwarz, A. Smilli. AD V I S O R Y 11 4 Lqfl In Riglzi-Lmucr P11010 lfifxft Rrrzcx' li. Brings. -I. Buckley. R. Burke. Al, Byers. D. Bartlw. Rm. ,Iolm Nlurli. R. liuscli. lf. Lxllllllflll lf. Bclland. Srrmzzl Rom: S. Bias. R. Brilircr. R. Bcalka. 'l'. Buuuicr. J. Buds. KI. l3orgstrom. xl. Berry. -I. Rerres. C. Cartier. Third Row: R. Rrocncn. xl. Ccmsidinc. R. Busscn. xl. Albert. R. liarlveau. W, Cullen. ul. Baht. W. Brandt, R. .Xtzmiller Fam-Ili Row: G. Aiidersoii. l,. Close, J. Alton. Bcery. I. Burch. R. Bremer. L. Cmmor. R. Cummings. D. Buck. Pa ge Fifly-1zi1'zc l l l A D V I S O R Y 1 1 5 Lrf! in K1'glllfUj1pe1' l,f1!If.'1 First Row: .'X. Dunall. G. Delougllerny. F. Fidel. l.. lfnierson, Mr. Mayer. P. Feely. Frey. l.. Dunn. Sffoml Row: j. Fitzgerald. R. Fuller, El. Decry. C. Rscli. F. Farrell. D. Galvin. W. Dalieim. l.. Dueliarine. Third Row: R. Frnsi. R. Fischluacll. G. Dniiovaii. R. lillsworrh. 'l'. Duliee. J. libel. KI. Celany. R. Frzxndsen. Fnurllz Roca' R. Dewnzxis. J. Fgglcston. lf. Doyle. .X. Durand. R, Denning. .l. Driscoll. R. Fortney. R, Eluerliard. J. Donnelly AD V I S 0 R Y 1 1 6 Lefl to IfI.gflf'LOTC'l'I' P11010 First Row: sl. Sweeney. WI. Sullivan. D. Walsli, R. Wlilsli. Bro. Ililary, XY. Wblff. R. Tinneci. M, Yandnziis. Tosncy. Srrozzrz' Row: R, Yogelszrng. R. Sullivan. W1 'l'inncci. F. Windisxli. J. Walsh. D. Weber. R. xvllllfflllly. R. W'cingart. F. Vasterling Tliirfl Row: -I. Werner. xl. Tretter. P. Sullivan. R. Vogel. R. Tinueci. j. White. D. Sudnr. P. Yerel. Winlvigler. Fozerllz Ro-iv: I. Yierling. j. Wolters. ul. Vincli. xl. Wetzstein, I.. Tynan. 'l'. Wineeke. NI. Watters. C. Wittberger. A. Wicgele. Page Srixly A lvl I S O R Y 2 O1 LQ!! In Rfgfzl-lfppfv' l'Lwlv First Row: F. Haas. D. Hoppcnstedt. D. Gaines. G. Hcirnel, W. Hart, Bro. ,lzunes lllrltcr, P. just. ul. Grundhocfer. T. Jzmcarnorc. P. Crillin. Sfmml .H0fl'.' G. Gorgzns, Henry, R. Grccman, xl. llirc, R. Hzrnncn, llolfrnzrn. llonglrnon. Grzrtzclq. nl. Gilbert. Third 1 '-.' 050: R. Klein, li. llcnrggcs, H. G2lgI1lCI'. ll. llawkins. E. Ralscr. lrnlmltc. D. llcrrick. Al. llzlnscs. bl. Galvin. fourllz Rfffvs R. llcrzog, l91.Gauthicr, C. Healy, 'l'. l less, R.Ga11dcalm-1-y. A. Urafsky, W. llickey. J. Ciefcr, bl. lllndcrscllcid. A. llubcr. ADlvl,ll ORY 203 1 f' A' p P S -H I ffl ,14Q,ll!'LY7Ti' 1' Irvin Firft lifffix' L. Larson, D. lNlcl zldclcn. P. l.:1rz1my, lf. Lunncy, lX'l'. Clcrspscll. bl. Klzrcnrcr. l.. Kucck. Xl. Krinlcc. VV. Kenney. SFFOIFIX Roizu' J. Lane, R. Koenig. D. Krauss, El. Xlcfalwc, G. A'lfCUI'lSUIl. W. link, XY. Manley. F. King. 'l'. King. Third Row: G.XlcKusky, R.KCz1ly. E.Kcmp, D.Krznnm, R.K!'.B.IlClUllSCll. NY. Klasscn. l,. Kneclmcnrncisu-r. R. McKenna, J. Lcsch. Fozuxh' .fff,::'.' ll. Kline, J. l.utz. Il. Klein. 'l'. Kay, P. McCarthy, P. NlcGrz1w. -T. McNally, R. Lohman. C. McMahon. Page Sixty-one AD V IS O R Y 2 0 5 1.111110 Kiglzlflvppcv' Plmlv I i1'.Yf llzww: 'lf Ulscn. ll. Hume, R. N2ldC2lU. I. Paddcn, l'r0f,Scl1acfcr. C. Ximis, S. Xzxruwicwicz. C. Pzmian. SFFUIIII Rafah' XY. Nldlraw, R. Nozcl, lf, Xlcllsilwlxlw. .Y RIL'lHCI'Ilj'. J.P:u'1z1k. I.. x1LlI'l'vhf'. B. Ultmzm. C. Mcdina. Tfzirrf Roux' R. Oluuzm. 1. Xlurphy, I . Ostmwslai, J. Peick. F. NlCYL'I'. C. Kl0OSbI'lI!gCl'. U, KYKQL-fc. U. Nagel. R. U'NciH. Fozrrtfz Rufcx' D. Xlzlrkus. KI. XIOHIICHS. vl.. Klokrasch. 'If NIOFOIICY, J. Mcummvxx. P. Meehan. P. XILIVPIIY. D, Xlursc. A D V IS O R Y 2 0 7 bf! In Rigllf ---' l.n-zgw' Plmin Mm! Roux' l'. Ross. IJ, Plnslil. C. IQOSSIHI. Cl. Slasuy, Rhlxubn. XX. Rust. PIVUC. P. Rubens. C. Smkkc. SWIYIHKI Row: U. Sexton. T.. Purdic. S3CZ1b1HUlH. R. Sulhcid. nf. Quinn. XY. Scivcrl. U. Rclvllolx. R. Slmillc-V. xl, Szlulxlwcbcr. Tfzirzz' Rrrzcz' T.. Smith. .Y Schmidt. Schnliplt. lf. Riullzlrds. I. Pedro. N. Rindfliesh. R. Suck. R, Sack. XY.Schz1l'l1auscr. fyffllffll Huw: 1. Spmljn-1's. .Y Sulumcidrr. R, Pulhuu. U. Scrivncr. .Y Sliblvc. If.Nic111icc. R. Stmlwl. P. Slum. xl. Riuhurdsrm Pagf' S1'.x'iy-hw RANDCDM SI-ICDTS QF THE INMATESH i 1. The LQ hour of charm. Z. HYOL1 caift hide from mc. 3. Say, Jere, this shirt you gave me is seven sizes too small. 4. Somethingis brewing. 5. XYhcre's the meat from that bone? 6. Wish, it's gotta Ht somcwhercf' 4 7. Ujust sit tight. V11 have it fixed in a Iiiifyf' Page Sixty-three QUE WCDRK-A-DAY WI-III2 1. 'Td like one with colored pictures please, Bliss Peck. 2. That which sets us apart. 3. Steiner Carries the news. 4. Say did'-ia hear about me and Prof. Patton. 5. Dot- Dash- Dot- Dot- Dash. Roger! signing off. I'agc .S'Irfv-fam' 6. Fall out. 4 . .+ 'fkpwtw uhm '? N'-..,. ' 'v ..wmS u R S- Xia, ,, P N 5 'Q W 'Y 'S x E 2 'T ' N X ' 'Q 439 4 , , ,.1r,,:E' . f, fa.E' 4eQa?L f12? . P W ,. -f' --:UNL .W 'ts ' ' :W -.wig . 5933. 1' ' V -:- Q55 :JF V I' T Q I -4 - 1 ,, lilggg .F -- 553 ,f J J - sf ze P f ,Q . y X f WIWHW Page Sixty-Jive MILITARY DEPARTMENT Captain Edward P. Barrows was assigned to Cretin High School in the spring of 1942. Soon after his assignment here, he was promoted from First Lieutenant, which rank he had held for some time as an ofhcer in the enlisted reserve. Captain Barrows received his degree as Bach- elor of Science from Coe College. He also attended Drake Lniversity and the Cniversity of Illinois. He received his LL.B. degree from Drake. The captain was an outstanding athlete all during his high school and college career, he was chosen lowa All State halfback during his junior and senior years in college, and was named to the all- time all-star team of Coe College. He also holds several track records, and during his running days. it was not unusual for him and his twin brother to win track meets almost alone. The Captain has been an inspiration to all the cadets. He exhibits a keen interest in every mem- ber of the corps, and, since he knows most of the cadets personally, he is better able to aid us in our work either as students, athletes, or cadet ofhcers. B1aster Sergeant Frank Esenther came to Cretin in the fall of 1930. He remained here senior ser- geant in the military department until 1942. when he was ordered to join the Railway 'llransportation Center. Alter a period ol overseas service, he re- turned to Cretin last fall as military instructor. Since he has been here, the school has not missed the Honoil School rating, and the rille team, which he has so ably coached, has made a remarkable record. Sgt. Esenther has taken a personal interest in every cadet and his sincere guidance will always be remembered. On June 10, 19-14, Sergeant Burt Olson was ap- pointed to the military stall of Cretin high school. Previous to his coming here, he had been stationed at various army camps throughout the Lnited States dating from the time of his enlistment into the army in July of 1942. During his tenure here. uSarge,', has made a host of friends and admirers. Sgt. Olson has never been too busy to help us when we needed aid. He assisted in the Christmas Program and everyone will remember his swing band which was really in the groove. 1111 gr: S1'xly-sezfwz IQEGIMENTAI. STAFF Lfff to riglzzf: -I. Strozubcrg, J. Kelly, J. Hafner, K. Mzaucr. xl. Picl. B, Barr. LMI lo rzgfzlf K. RI2lI'kVV?lI'dt. J. Dcch, J. Purslcy, G, Failes, C. Lukoskic, R. XYebcr, I . Riclmm. D. Lcydcn, C. -Yami Page Sixty-eiglft GFFICERS' CLUB 'IIOI' I'IC'I'l'RIf l ir.f! Ru-:Ui G. Jzmisch. II. NYOOQIS. R. XIUIIIHS, SIFOHIIUCFQ, Kelly. CaIpIsIrz1nL. I.. .'XI1mz11m. L. AtZmIIIcr. II. Lcwau. Srronzi Row: C. Stepllcnsou. K. XI2lI'IiXY1lI'C,It, R. Fz1ItCsCk, Kelley, Zelcuy, R. CIIZIDHIZIH. XV, KcIIiIxcr, D. KIOHCS, I.. I.cpsCI16. Tlrirrl Row' KI. Lcisch, C. F:1IIes. G. Szruscn, R. Lctvcu, I. PursIc3'. G. Lulaoakie. K. Kluuer. IC. Z11gscI1wcrL, C. KoI:u's. Fwzfrlfz Ro-qv: ID. Wuuk. ID. Leyden. C. j'ungI1aus, C. Kaye. Murray, I. Krause, D. Dufrcsuc, R. Weber, Hafner. IKOIIIUXI PICTURE Fifi! Ruff: G. CEIVIICY. KI. BCCIL L. Kuipc. F. Richm, Cpt. IC. Barrows, B. Persons, XY. Rmraulm, XI. Q3I'I1UdIIOCI-CI', Roberts. Swami Row: II. While. If. Xlwynaulx. P. Polski. VI. Pail, NV. Usrrmvski, Pax'cI, C. Rabuse, G. Lcrick. C. KOCI1. D. Omodt. Third Row: Buhr. B. Barr, K. Schocn. A. Nelson, Schmidt. D. KeIIy, R. MCC. Pz1Imquist, N. RIHLIIICISQII. XV. Schram. Fourzfr Row: R. Stcinclg R. Gusrafsfm. D. Barrett, F. DeIa11cy, R. Egan, Defossc. I.CI1cx'aIier, ,I.DccI1, I. Waters, C.ZarcmIninski. Page Sixty-fzine The 1945 edition of Cretin's Crack Drill Platoon has been working long and hard to perfect its drills in order to be equal to or better than platoons of previous years, which have established such brilliant and en- viable records for themselves and for the school. Practicing every Monday, VVednesday, and Friday afternoons and Sunday mornings, in addition to eX- tensive drilling during holidays, the platoon under the excellent leadership of Jim Kelly has become a smooth, Well-functioning unit. Its first performance was made before a joint meeting of the Motherls and Dads' Clubs on January 10, here in the school auditorium. Successive exhibitions were given at the R.O.T.C. basketball game, Summit School, Visitation, CYC's pre-Lenten party, Nativity Parish Father-Son Dinner, St. Joe's, the Twilight Parade, the Annual Federal Inspection, and finally at the St. Paul Auditorium for Commencement. CRACK DRILL TEAM First Roux' Claeft to rightl D. jones, S. Cap- istrant. L. Ahman. J. Kelly, H. XVoods, G Ianisch. D. Sevenich. Sffoizd Roco: C. Tinnucci. L. Schuster, L. Houck I. Peil, R. Faltesek. G. Leriek, J. Steger. Third Row: D. Dufresne, Turner, Hafner, R. Egan. F. Delaney. R. Gustafson, G. Failes. Fourth Raw: J. Chevalier. K. Nlauer, D. Jaco- bowski, G. Lukoskic, Deck, Pursley, Buhr RIFLE TEAM First Row: CLeft to rightj B. Barr, Captain, F. Picha, lvlarshall, G. Meyer, J. Hale, B. Kustelski, Beebe, MfSgt. F. C. Esenther. Sfcond Row: F. Murray, R. Williams, J. Beck, E.Wortman, A. Bergum, LCasanova, J. Schmitz. The Rifle Team became a smooth Working unit of sharpshooters under the excellent coaching of Sergeant Frank Esenther and Cadet Captain Blaine Barr. Several lettermen reported for the first practice in October. This aroused early hopes of a championship team, the team has fulfilled all expectations. It won first place honors in the Seventh Service Command match for the third consecutive year. By placing first in this match, they became eligible to fire in the National In- tercollegiate match in which teams from all over the United States were entered. They completed the firing of this match with a total of 7600 out of a possible 8000. Since 1931 the team has Won twelve Hearst trophies, captured in competition with high school, college and university teams, this season they have again added another plaque to their collection. They won second place in this event with a score of 909 out of a possible 1000. The team members can truly look back upon a season of brilliant performances which brought honor and distinction to the school, the school is justly proud of them. . Page Seventy-one CALISTHENICS PLATOON About sixty cadets of the sophomore and junior classes were organized into a Calisthenics Platoon under the capable command of Lt. Col. James Dech and Nlajoi' James Pursley. intricate riiie drills were adapted to music and the platoon. accompanied by the concert band, performed at the graduation exercises. First Ro-:vi W. U'Xeill. Il. Maw. li. Gerlach. W. livanson. D. Kimmel. QI. Deeh. Pursley. R. llouck. G. Reiling. A. Rivet. F. Picha. R. Abel. Srmml lfozc: G. Dech. R. Xlinor. lf. Menuea. P. Casey. ll. Zeboke. P. Mueller. W. Casey. ul. Schelier, D. Nederowski. G. Alunliunz. R. llllclilllll. C. Germain. R. Roby. Tfzirzf Row: R. Alurzxslii. S. Buckley. S. Bohn. lf. llarrington. R. l.eal1y, I.orenZ, ll. Stiuiler. xl. Schmitz. J. U l'oole. W. Klctt. J. MeNary. Fourtlz. Ro-:rf R. Steger. G. Hottinger. ll. Cook. -I. Yollaenant, A. jelineli. yl. Silillll. xl. Snyder. blaunach, R. Kubialc, ll. llierckeus. -I. Clements. Firm! Rate: I. Seyenich. M. Grundhoeler. XY. Schram. D. Barrett. Buhr, R. Chapman. R. Steiner. L. Ahmann. QI. Lambert. Semmi Rose: J. Ruutz. xl. Seluniix. G. xTUI'12ZlU.lI1Z.-I. Sinsewald. I. l,aRose. D. Dunn. K. Nlackey, L. Bertrand. M. Garfield, J. Rongitsch. Thin! Row: xl. llusten. F. Frisch. R. Gardner. J. McDonald, L, Tinucci, R. Kubiak, A Erickson, J. Garfield. I.. DeKlz1io. R. Browning. MILITARY PCDLICE Headed by Lt. James Ruhr. the llilitary Police is the ofiieial guard detachment at our Regimental Pa- rades. They also kept peace and order at our football and basketball games. Their work was extremely diffi- cult at times and the ll.P.'s took a lot of abuse. The Catholic 'l'ournarnent. when the police detail had to hold the overflowing crowds back. was the hardest taslc. Page Sevflzly-Iwo Freshman Physical Drill The Freshmen Physical Drill Company under the able and eflicient tutelage of Lt. Col. James Hafner and Klajor Robert lVeber, has developed into a precise physical fitness unit. Starting with a green. inexperienced group of young cadets as its nucleus. the company, after many arduous hours of prac- tice, is now capable of putting on a exhibition of physical exer- cises. The first performance for the Klothers' and Dads' Clubs showed a fevv minor mistakes, especially in timingg but by the time the Twilight Parade was held, the freshmen had improved immensely. The company followed up this success and climaxed the year by a fine performance on Commencement night. Besides Hafner and Wieber, much credit should be given to Sgt. lisenther for his very excellent supervision. Ta T:-tiffm. 't .gg . if 1 .5 t I I . x X E f , . ,I . Q. - 'Q KN ,..,, K: . ci, ,g,,'Z,.,,ll: I 1:55. k . . ,Abt 7 I , WVAQVA I . .Q . .A , I. : .-:T '..'- 4, - a ' ' . We The freshmen worked hard and their efforts were revvarded, f ' not only by their physical exercises, but also by the ivay this extra work helped to develop them for regular duties in mil- ita ry vvorlt. - Fax 1 - .. ARMA VIIQCUMQUE CANO' lk! N V hj 1. Tabulatin' Targets 41-. Ready for the takeoff 2. The Old Masters 5. XYC Show-Off for Mother's and Dad's 3. Col. Kel1y's Junior Commandos 6. Immaculate Friday Page Sevelziy-six LNM- fiiffgg' ,R . ,, 4' if .mf ' - qv, . giIng 2' ' ' ' , ,ggi 4 ,, msg-f ifa ' ' WFTISU-,I , '1.'xe 5-hmxe-K., ' 5 1, v 1 1' ' ' ' Wi 5 A . L ,- I va- , fig, ., I 4- , vf - ' ESQ QQ.. 4 . gipi P M 'Hin 55525 1 'MJ ,V u- 'W 1: 1 5!w.-':'w- gn, vm ,.:,,, 5 -s.3.:.- Egg. 1.1 Lia: V1 ,cps , L- lava: , 4 :nw df? H g? vi . ' ' f I-' ' 331323 'if Q - 7 .,-L, ww g -Hr--X Ysjfbf- .15 ' E: A' V 7 fi .- I gi C.. gr 5' fi-1321? 4 Vi' ,, N- 1- I W 4 ' ' ara: r A ,. . . ' 11 way: .4 1: ,fa 55:1 lf gf. ,. - ,A W1 .-'14 Viv- fa- .. I KA L . M :fa -,f 54,1-n- 2 ' 1 . 31153 . ,fu W F .4 '51, :4 ' . 3, , 11 43?-Z? f Q1 55 gr, Yigl?-,, .1 -A f ,I ff PTI - . 23' f J H ws.. ,' N, , ,. ,,,, L -MV, Q' fmifmix wmffaff X , -f - A ' K- w' 'ILLJ , -X , f' 'Y I 'af 2' ' 1 ff .,.4-, X551- A gy, v WHLHICS Page Seventy-seven , vw., .,,,W...,H....A W., .W W, ll Tnfconcnfs i V I 1 l F , l , V JOE PATTON PHIL SCHAEFER ' 'llllifxssislanl Coach . . . Football Head Coach l ' ' Football Basketball Baseball ,, l V l.. E l 1 l . . s E Q 5 l l l Fai? ,P-f,..,,4., CAPTAlN BARROWS BROTHER ALBERT Bffggm , , Football B-Team . . Basketball Golf . Track V K l1nr f. 1nuun BROTHER GERARD Swimming Team faq BROTHER l-HLARY Hockey THE CAPTAIHS GEORGE JANISH - ' J Footbail nm O'BRlEN TONY CONNOLLY LOU AHMAN Co-Captain . . . Basebali SW5mmin9 HAPMAN KEN MAUER BOB CAMPION DICK -gennis Basketball Co-Captain . . . Track St. Paul's Athlete of the Year GEORGE FAILES , Co-Captain . . . Track ANK DELAN Y FR Hockey E BILL TRACY Gen Firrt Row: K. Nllarkwardt, R. Egan. F. Delaney, C. Forbes, G. Lukoskie, L. Lepsche, Vllanger, G. Eailes, D. Leyden, O'Brien, nl. Dufresne, S. Dierberger, Second Row: Coach Schaefer, R. Campion, K. Mauer, R. Chapman, R. Letvin, H. Bissonette. C. Zarembinski, R. Steiner, R. Burrows, D. Birt, Schmid, VV. Lynch. Third Row: E. Moynagh, R. Ellsworth. W. Langevin, J. Bergman, M. Lynch, C. Tinucci, G. Donnelly, R. Roubal, S. Eggleston, D. Hovey, R. Buckley, Xlgr., Asst. Coach Patton. The 1944 Raiders were coached by Mr. Schaefer and lXf1r. Patton to a record of 5 wins, 3 ties, and 1 defeat . . . In the Catholic Conference, the Raiders placed second . . . The team was made up of 22 seniors, 10 juniors, and 1 sophomore . . . The myth- ical all-state Catholic team contained 6 Cretin men. Those chosen to the highly prized position were backs Jim Vllanger and Dick Letven, and linemen Ken Mauer, Don Leyden, George Failes, and George Lulcoskie . . . George Janisch, All-State guard of the '43 season and captain of the '44 team, was benched with a broken arm, CRETIN I9 HARDING 6 The curtain went up on the Cretin football season at Central Stadium as the Raider Eleven beat the Harding team in a night game. Every type of Cretin attack rang the bell in the opener as Cretin's 3 scores came on a line buck by Dick Letven, an end run by Dan Hovey and the final, on a pass, Jim Vllanger to Don Leyden, who scored from the 15-yard line. CRETIN 26 ROCHESTER 0 Lourdes of Rochester was the second victim for Prof. Schaefer's men. The game was played under the lights in the Rochester stadium. The 26-0 scor- ing was accounted for by Jim Wvanger, who scored twice on beautiful runs. Dick Egan, on a pass from lvanger, and Dick Letyen, who bulled his way to the goal marker. The pass snatching of Don Leyden and the defensive play of Louis Lepsche, ,Tack Dufresne and George Failes was superb. CRETIN 6 The Blake game was the first rough spot in the Cretin road. The contest proved to be a see-saw affair, marked by vicious body-contact and clever ball handling. Again it was the famed Cretin passing combination of Wlanger to Leyden that turned the tide. lim Vliangerls pass of the third quarter found glue-lingered Don conspicuously by himself near the goal line, thus scoring the lone tally of the game. CRETIN 7 DE LA SALLE 7 ln the fourth football contest DeLaSalle came to St. Paul and tied the Raiders, 7-7. lt was a battle of linemen as neither backfield could seem to shake the oppositionfs defense. Letvenls off-tackle plunges were the only consistent ground gainers for the Raiders. BLAKE 0 CRETIN 30 ST. AGNES 0 St. Agnes was run thru, around, and over in the game that marked the half-way mark of the season. The subs started the game and handled themselves nobly. -lim O7B1'lCH, in his first year of Raider foot- ball and -lack Bergman, the lone sophomore repre- sentative on the team, each accounted for'12 points, and Ken Klarkwardt added another 6 to register a 30-O score. CRETIN I3 ST. PAUL AC'Y I3 The huddleless St. Paul Academy style of play baffled the Raiders as the Eleven made the poorest showing of the season in typing S. P. A. 13-13. An inspired Academy team held the Cretin ground at- tack to a standstill and the passing attack swung into action, Vllanger to Leyden made one score, and VVan- ger to Janisch set up the final and tying score on the S. P. A. 11 yard line, from which Wanger swept the end untouched. Letvenfs plunge for the extra point was good and the score was knotted. kllkl VVJXXGER Left Half .Xll-Conference KENNY xt,xt'ER ' 2 S Left Guard .Xll-Conference 'fRLiSTY LETYEN Fullback All-Conference IUUIBI-III CRETIN I3 ST. THOMAS I3 Cretin versus St. Thomas, or Wanger versus Krowka, was the main event of Sunday, October 22nd, at Central Stadium. The game of the year, as always was high in competitive spirit and both teams outdid themselves. Both Wanger and Krowka starred as they passed their respective teams to the 13-I3 tie which resulted. It was Kenny Mauer at guard and Chuck Forbes at tackle who were the Cretin stars of a star-studded game. GEORGE FAILES Left Tackle All-Conference T i tl .' J I , . LOUIE LEPSCHE ' Right Guard All-Conference DON LEYDEN Right End All-Conference and the ball. CBottomJ Resistible force meets an immovable object. CRETIN I4 ST. CLOUD 7 In the last home appearance of the 1944 Cretin football team, the Raiders met and defeated St. Cloud Cathedral 14-7. The power playing of Dan Hovey and Dick Letven accounted for all the scor- ing. A blocked punt by George Lukoskie on the St. Cloud 10 yard line, and Cathedral's loss of the ball on Downs on their own Z0 yard line was a made-to-order situation for the Raider power attack. An intercepted Cathedral pass by Don Leyden in the closing minutes of the game killed the final St. Cloud tying attempt. Jim O'Brien, working in place of the injured Jim Wanger, Lepsche, lvlauer and Lukoskie all fulfilled their duties to perfection. CRETIN 7 ABERDEEN 20 In one of the longest trips ever to come to a Raider football team, twenty-five Cretin gridders journeyed into South Dakota to play the Aberdeen Central squad in a U. S. O. benefit game. Out- weighed and outplayed, but not out-fought was the team's feeling after being dropped 20-7 by the very expert Aberdeen aggregation. It was Dan Hovey's pass to substitute back Augie Donavan that registered for the raiders. With both Jim Wanger and jack Dufresne on the sidelines most of the time, the team was weakened considerably. QTopJ Lukoskie takes a lunge- Firrt Row: R. Paddock. D. Leyden, C. Kaye, O'Brien, S. Eggleston. Srrond Row: Capt. K. Mauer, W. Ferguson, Mgr.. W. Rebholz, P. McCarthy, A. Schwartz, R. Buckley Mgr., Coach Schaefer. Third Row: C. Lconhart, J. Turner, XY. Tierney, C. Tinucci. The 1944-45 Basketball team was coached by Prof. Schaefer and captained by Ken lNf'Iauer. The record which this team hung up will long be remembered as one of the greatest in the schoolls history. From the time of the Cretin close defeat in the finals of the 1944 State Catholic tournament, Mr. Schaefer had been looking forward to the past season with great hopes and anxiety. VVilson was put away with ease by the squad as Eggleston connected to start the Raiders on their high- scoring season. Quite a few weaknesses presented themselves as the team dropped the Redmen,' 32-24. Central was next to fall at the hands of the Raider Five. lylany of the mistakes of the initial start were over- come and the shooting of O'Brien and Leyden was exceptional. Wlashington fell in the third of the pre-Con- ference games to the tune of 37-19. A journey to Rochester resulted in a victory of 40-24 over the Lourdes five. With two successive games against Harding the Raiders advanced their record to live wins. Loyola of Mankato, the team that was to beat Cretin for the State Title at the tournament, suffered its iirst defeat when the Cretin squad beat them on their own floor by 10 points. On January 7th the Conference competition opened as the squad jaunted down to Cold Springs to play and beat St. Boniface. The second Conference game gave the Cretin boys their first real competition as they were matched against St. Thomas. It was the third quarter sharpshooting of O'Brien and- Leyden that pulled the squad up from behind at the quarter and half to tie at the final gun. An overtime periodqvxvas played and the ball-handling of the Raider five proved too much for the Tommies and the extra stanza ended with a Cretin victory. Us And again the Raiders defeated the Loyola quint in a Cretin home game, score 40-31. A win over St. Cloud Cathedral put the Raiders in the Conference lead, one game over second-slot St. Thomas. Don Ley- KEN MAUER- Curtain noN1.12Yn13N, center FOfWafd ,Xll-State, All-Conference All-Conference, All-State Page E'igl11'y-2'tt'0 Eoiiflifhl Cretin ........ 32 Wilson ..... . . .24 . ..... 38 Central .... .. .22 'A ...37 Wvashington . . . .19 . . . .40 Lourdes . . , U24 . . .41 Harding . . .26 . . .36 Harding . . . . . .21 . . .39 Loyola ...,..... 29 ...37 South ....,.... 25 .. .49 St. Boniface .... 25 ...3O St. Thomas ..... 26 .. .47 Central ..... . .31 . . .36 Concordia ...... 24 ...4O Loyola ...32 .. .42 St. Cloud ...... 25 .. .48 St. Johns ..... .26 . . .36 Lourdes ...... .28 . . . .32 DeLaSalle . ...28 . . .52 Concordia ...... 25 ...6O St. Agnes ..... .10 .USO St. Cloud .... .33 .. .76 St. Agnes ...... .16 . . .33 St. Thomas .... .34 ........4-0 DeLaSalle .....42 ........33 DeLaSa'1le .....29 STATE TOURNAMENT so 3 3 e 3 Cretiu ........ 46 St. Augustine .... 30 XIAUER oops LTP FOR 'rim BALL ........ 66 St. Cloud ....... 33 ' ........ 31 Loyola ......... 37 den,s nineteen points paced Cretin to win Number 15 as St. Johnfs of Collegeville was bled 48-26. The return contest with Lourdes of Rochester put another notch in the 'fvictory stick. Kenny Maue.r's generaliship on the floor and expert ball-handling was the decisive, factor in the very important 32 to 28 victory over De La Salle. Games with Concordia, St. Agnes, and St. Cloud gave every Raider a chance to shoyv his stuff. Leyden again howed his ,prowess under the backboard as he pushed in 24 points against Concordia, to give him the ifldlvv .IJLJ ' . n one of the Greatest gags ever plaved on the St Thomas floor the Raider five lost to the Tommles In a nit?-..2-:Q 'gxnlrafgir 3' ' he team leading at- the half and third quarter mark, the rival school topped th6.fCretin's bygone poi' to give the Raiders their first loss in 21 starts. In another close but lOSiI1gfb83 'meNM'HQm1L'mm a three-Way tie for the Title. The DeLaSalle game was the lslanders home game anda they played inspired ball to beat their rival Brother,s school. hlauer. O,Brien. and Leyden were.,suvp,arb iifth-ieclosin-g .game of the conference. With a three-wayn tie for the Cgiiference title and little time remaining before tournament time, a toss of the coin was made tofdetermine which of-,the three schools was to enter the tournament without having to be in the play-off. St.1-Thor-RasfK'6n't'l'i'5'Tiglit and Cretin was again up against DeLaSalle to win its way to a berth in the State Competition. if SAMMY KAYE. Guard ,UNI O'BRll2N, Forward All-C0f1fCfCUCC All-Conference All-State Page Eighty-three ONE OF THE EXCITING MOMENTS IN THE DeLaSALLE GAME On hflarch 7, the Cretin basketball team put every card on the table, used every trick in its bag, and left the St. Thomas floor with a victory of 33-29 over DeLaSalle. Almost before the din of the DeLaSalle game had receded, the tournament was opened at O'Shaughnessy Hall on March 9. In the first round Cretin was matched against St. Augustine of Austin and the subs played almost the entire game. Again the second squad was called on to give the first team a rest when St Cloud was played on the second day of the event. Every member of the team took part in the scoring as St. Cloud was dropped from play by a 66-33 score. The finals pitted Cretin against the team they had twice beaten in previous games, Loyola. Getting off to a bad start the Raiders found themselves in the hole throughout the title game. The tired squad found itself unable to find the basket on the set-up shots and had a tough time of it under the back boards. Thir- teen points by Leyden and 8 by Mauer were not enough to equal Korth and his 23 point play. The Raiders took the second place position for the 2nd straight year with a loss of 37 to 31. The squad played its heart out and were the first to congratulate the new Champion. DICK PADDOCK, SMITTY EGGLESTON, Guard Guard Page Eighty-fam' B TEAM FOOTBALL Under the guidance of Captain Barrows the B squad football team was undefeated for the third con- secutive year. In flve games with hlonroe, S. P. A., and Harding the squad scored 117 points while hold- ing the opponents scoring to 13 points. Outstanding members of the team were Kroll, Pinski, Leonhart, and Boland in the backfield, and Carlson, Wlilliams, Wlalsh, Schwartz, Donlan, Pitzinger. and Sampair in the line. Every one of the 50 or more squad mem- bers received vast training and game experience and a great number of these boys will be called upon to fill the ranks of next yearls Varsity which has been depleted by graduation. B TEAM BASKETBALL Captain Barrows, with assistance from Brother .'Xlbert,- coached the Basketball team to a second place in the league made up of the B teams of the Catholic Conference schools. In a season of twelve games only three left the junior Raiders in the hole. hlost of the games were held as prclims to varsity games. ll teams from St. Thomas, DeLaSalle, St. Agnes. Central, Harding, Wilson and Wvaslungton were played. Playing smooth ball for the squad were l'i1'as, Sam air. Cozwitz KlcCarth' Rvan Navel at f Y 7 7 . 7 C 7 Conners and Nash. Page Eiglliy-jii'e TRACK From the middle of February the returning members of the Track team began building for the marvelous record which the ,4S Track team has set for itself. Captain Barrows and his holdovers began training at the U. of Nlinn. fleldhouse before the snow had ceased to fall. On April 7th a Kletropolitan meet was held at the U. Those participating in this meet were Co-Captains Bob Campion and Cveorge Failes, Bob hfIcGinnis, Charles Tinucci, Dick Letven, Dick Steiner, Jim Schmidt, Smitty Eggleston, Gene Pinski, Don Kroll and Dan Sevenich. Cretin placed ahead of all other St. Paul entries in taking a sixth position among the thirteen teams which competed. In three quadrangular meets in the latter part of April, they outpointed Harding, Wilson, Nlonroe, Mechanic Arts, Central, Johnson, Humboldt and Washington. Only South of the across-the-river city was good enough to defeat the team, and then only by 4 points. Six more meets are to be held throughout May, includ- 'l'R.-'XCKY Page Eighty-six ing competition with Shattuck, St. Thomas, South St. Paul, Stillwater, Kiurray, and lWarshall. Outstanding members of the team to date are Letven, with his magnifi- cent right arm. Failes and Lukoski in the dashes and relays. Sevenich and Kroll in the mile event, lX'IcCin- his in the middle distances, Schmidt in the broad jump and hurdles, Steiner in the Weights, and Campion in the middle distances, Weights, and high jump. The Track team is headed for the top this year and should be unde- feated in May. Close to record- breaking marks have been made in the high jump, shot put and mile run. First Row: CFrontj R. Paddock, K. Mauer, J. O'Brien, F. Delaney, L. Daniels, C. Kaye, J. McGinty, D. Leyden, C. Forbes, A. Connelly. Srcorzd Roux' Coach Phil Schaefer, D. Morse, Mgr., Garney, XV. Rebholz, P. McCarthy, T. Shaughnessy, XV. Boland, McCarthy, T. Quinn. T. Nice, Wi. VVilliams, Mgr. BASEBALL The 1945 baseball team was organized in the first days of April. At the call for men, 75 hopefuls swept into the locker rooms to start practice. Although Prof. Schaefer had ll veterans of the '44 season on hand, there were 7 uniforms yet to be filled. A few days before the opening ballgame the starting team was chosen to be: Tony Connelly, behind the plate, Charles Forbes at first base, Dick Paddock, second, jim O'Brien, at the 'hot corner, Ken Mauer, S-S, Jack lXIcGinty and Don Leyden, alternating at left field and pitching, Charles Kaye, center field, and Warren Rebholtz, the only first string newcomer, in right field. On April 16th, the first game was held at Phalen against the johnson nine. Numerous errors booted the game for the Raiders as they dropped the opener by a score of 7-5. Rlechanic Arts was the next opponent for the Nine and the smooth pitching of Jim Daniels opened the door to victory with a neat Win of 5-2. Again Daniels was called on to throw against a very good and experienced VVilson squad. His pitching pulled the team out of many tight spots before Wilson was retired by 6-5. Among the remaining games are ones with the conference teams DeLaSalle, St. Thomas, St. Agnes, and St. Cloud and the private schools, Blake, and Saint Paul Academy. Co-Captains Connelly and O,Brien . have great hopes of taking the Con- ference Title and by the looks of things they should be wearing the crown when the CRETINITE comes out. s-T-R-E-T-C-f-ll Page E,'ghzy-mm KlCl.l.lIlliR GIVES .X FICXY PUINTICRS TO AUSTIN Page Eighly-eiiglilf Fira! Row: R. Fishbach ID. llierckins R. Xlcluerncy G. Klclfllistrcin Q. llolcs -R. Dean Cv. l lotiingcr Sfrmzzl Row: Brother Gerard. Cozich G. U'Xcill, Captain-elect IC. Zugschwert W. Ostrowslci -I. DeCosse ll. White R. Brauer bl. Sevenich GULF The Coast Guard,s gain proved to be Cretinls loss in the case of the 1945 Golf team. Both Co-Cap- tains, first Leo Schuster and then Bill Tracy, were attracted by the HI want you posters and enlisted before the season officially got under way. The squad was considerably weakened by the loss of these men, but Brother Albert, the golf mentor, has many men with match experience to carry on. This year's team is composed of Jim Kelly, Bill Kelliher, Ray Lemmons, Don Gabriel, John Beebe, Charles Gos- Witz. Jack DesLaurier, and Gerald KlcKoskey. At the start of May the team had played matches against Johnson, hlonroe, Blake and DeLaSalle. Re- turn matches are to be played with all these schools as well as match series with St. Thomas, Shattuck. St. Paul Academy, lX Iurray, and Central. F irst Row: I. Sullivan A. Donovan xl. lVolanski Xl. Dllndrca D. Omodt W. Langevin T. Connolly R. Gerner T. Hurley Sfcond Row: Bro. Hilary, Coach P. Stokes, Manager G. Schmidt W. Haggerty R. Nagan C. Forbes W. Lynch G. McCahcy C. Yares ll. Nlctzgcr F. Delaney SWHMMNWG The swimming team resumed its activities after a lay-off of a year. The lack of a coach and practice facilities, the main cause of its disbandment in 1943-44, was remedied by the choice of Brother Gerard as coach, and his securing of the St. Thomas pool for practice sessions. The 'ftankersv were cap- tained by Lou Ahman, who participated in the 100 yd. free style, relay, and the medley eyents. The graceful diving of Jerry O7Niel and Jim Sevenich. the free style racing of Jerry DeCosse and Bill Ostrowski, and the backstroking of Dick Dean were the high spots in the season. Meets were held with St. Thomas, Blake, Shattuck, Mon- roe, Johnson, and Edison. Although victories were few, in the eyes of Brother Gerard the season was a success because the experience gained was great, and augurs well for future years. In the City Meet Cretin led the field of ten teams and holds claim to the City Team title. Pointmakers were Frank Delaney, DeCosse, Ostrowski, Dean, Sevenich, Ahman, and jerry lVlc- Ellistrem. l i l First Row: G. Mclioskey, D. Gabriel. J. Kelly, W. Treacy, H. Fleischhacker, J. DesLauriers, R. Lemmons. Serena' Row: I. Happe, J. Sweeney, G. Hottinger, I. Beebe, C. Goswitz, T. Garvey, Third Row: E. Lalla, D. Kimmel, G. Harrington, R. Dunst, VV. McGraw. G. Stasny, J. Vanderlac, R. Ohm, R. Novak. Fourth Row: D. Schulte, M. Wegleitner. HGCKEY With -the start of the 1944-45 Hockey season the Cretin ice- men boasted only one returning regular in Frank Delaney. Under the tutelage of Hockey Coach Brother Hilary, Don Omodt, goalie, Delaney and Tom Hurley, on defense, Gerner and Connolly at the wings, and Bill Langevin at center, took the ice as the 1944-45 edition of the Cretin hockey squad. The team played up and down hockey, being a smooth working aggregation on some occa- sions and losing to inferior teams in other instances. The squad beat teams from johnson, Breck, Shattuck, Harding, St. Thomas, and Nlonroe, and lost to St. Paul Academy, Blake, St. Cloud, and on return games with Johnson and Shattuck. The season record was 6 wins and 7 losses. Exceptional hockey was played by Connolly and Delaney, while the goal-tending ability of Don Omodt made him one of the top net tenders in the city. . ...rv y. . - . - 1 -f-f?.NVQ-55,-.wh .- .E if ' .. , i. ' 'si ,,,wM.N,'Q:-V .A . T. Mulcare, R. Stasny. 'gz . -V 1 'sew-s,5g,3,q,,Q, '15, ,.- jar ff' - wi. Wea'-a-ffftftfe., ' 'i i' g ,T X 'EQ f ' K - is -. f ilg ,. .I Z., ,rfggzggg ga B ,. 1 j ,G- . L. . -5-sm? . :'5'T if? - :ry as 1 .4 1 Q Q, :ea -4 'a 'f -,. A - - la J.?f:iif6w1:- an it f :H 2 352512, L. 'xij' ii' YV ' ' -1 N - - . w a- ops r.,, 555.1 2. W 31533.12 -' t. rM1g. .'f2 'ex -. 11-1 '1 ' 1 'fr . ' -1 ,55 ' 2 :T 2 H -' - 1 a --4 -ag:-.+w...x'32,5 , 2- . .wget '. ..- - 1 - ws - ta - i. .IQ N- nv 2.1 5- r V I Yr , ff. 5--lf., 45-'Y 5, .A v- 9 . 'alfa '- W: V ii' - Ka ,.j.t,.'y . . :1-fp , 1 rv ii-fa' H ' ' F' 5 ' T '- lips Lf' ' 1 - ' ' - 1 as Ulf? .. rc4?1'.wfg1-V.. 3, . 9.CQ,.c S '-fillii arw -b , E LFQ.-ww1Q',qg1'QH '-- ' Page Eighty-nine HPCDTENTIAL ALL-AMER!-SANS Page .Yilzeiy CID TENNIS TFANI--Front row: L. Houck, R. Kaiser, R. Chapman, R. Rohy, K. Klein Rael? row: R. VVil1iams, J. Liesch, G. Sausen, N. Rindfleiseh, VV. Ferguson. C25 4'Let her Hy, Rusty!,' 14D Leyden sets up another play. UD Vifanger and Graff, the speed merchants. L52 Three cheers for Pangle! Q65 hlauer gets the tip. .f . , , f . X' Q' . .n , Jf.. - ' , , Eli? 1' , ,S . f ' I pgnx x ff , , . a N f 1 f W , ,AAA Pl ,N .. I ,' , S U Y , I' , I 4 133' Sr u 1 f f. 4 ' 2- 'gi?',,14 A Q 'M C 9 5-Q-ta. Ji, 2 X , xii, r 4. , 15 fs' ' ,Q fi 47 . A ,FX I 'xi '11 A ,. , M ' fi gi TMA '?'- ,- .1 v-,X 36 'Qi -ga. If. V W QQ, W E 7 if uf ' J ' if fa ' Q '- If ' 'Q E X I e gg , . , I 22 Wm W 4.1 xv 6 ' 2 'll tl 15' if gfffif. ,., 1' ffgs- 1 L ' ' v' ' 'Lg 655, VA,-fi' V 4 I f jiziiffgiv ,g.v-1 f' ' , igie-27 Q 'f f vii? f f ' . 'W ,mf ,V ,SQ x,4gf?qf 3-A , Y Til ff ' r 4 2 U- 14 Y 1 HUIWIH Page Ninety-one E lllll HIEH Sllllllll YVar activities have always held top priority in the interest of faculty and students alike. Regular Stamp drives have netted the school the much-prized Treasury Flag, and War Bond purchases have enabled the cadets to present nine field ambulances plus a host of other warsvital items to our Armed Forces. Red Cross drives, scrap collections, and city and national campaigns have been received with enthusiasm by the cadets. l , i, zen' ::, V 4 EQ I 3 1 A we 2 3, 2, . Img, Q' 'Q A walks W E ig .-:f:f:. yi' i I if .i 'Q ir ' ' is 7 vt 4 Q at E air F- M fl. - 1 mar 3639539 P20 U1 is u X ' One of the least publicized, but perhaps one of the most important activities, has been the work of Brother Hubert Lewis and several cadets in their care of the Fort Snelling Veterans' Hospital aviaries. Joe Krause, the president of the city-wide Junior Red Cross Council, has become nationally renowned for his invention, which speeds up blood donor contributions in the traveling caravans of the Red Cross. LEADERSHIP CLUB K The Leadership Club this year has seen about the most successful year in the annals of the organization here at Cretin High School. To start the year off, the Club took over the promotion of the sale of VVar Stamps and Bonds through- out the school, and most successfully, too. To date, approxi- mately twelve or thirteen field ambulances have been bought by the student body. The highly valued and much sought after Treasury Flag has been won and flies from our flag- pole, and a total of some forty thousand dollars worth of stamps and bonds has been sold through Cretin. The second project to be undertaken by the Leadership Club was the Community Chest Drive, in which it was again successful, soliciting one of the largest amounts of money of any school in the entire city. Suddenly We found the Holy Season of Lent at our door- step, and again it was the Leadership Club who desired to put on a program in which the entire student body could participate, and this was brought forth in the form of a Pre- Lenten Dance, Which, through the good spirit of Willingness of the members, was a huge success. Now the underclassmen members of the Club feel that they would like to make this HPARLIMENTARY LAW IN ACTION, dance an annual eventcon Cretin's calendar of activities, and we seniors want to wish them every possible bit of success with it in the future. NATI. HQNCDIQ SCDCIETY Membership in the National ljlonor Society is awment: character, scholarship, leadership, and service. themselves most proficient in the four fields of developarded to those seniors and juniors Who have proved The honor of being chosen to this society is one of the highest attainable scholastically at Cretin. Member- ship is restricted to 15 per cent of the senior class and 5 per cent of the junior class. Selections are made by the senior and junior advisers judging from the studentis four-year record. The nominees are then qualified successively by the Leadership Club and the Faculty Council. Final approbation rests with the Prin- cipal of Cretin High School, Brother john Berchmans. VVhen the results of this yearfs culling and weeding out were finally announced, it was found that nineteen seniors and eight juniors had successfully completed the judging. Five members of the present senior class, James Dech, Charles Kolars, Richard hfullins, James Stromberg, and Robert Vileber, were elected to the National Honor Society last year. Therefore they automatically became members of the society this year. The fact that they were chosen above the rest of their classmates to be members of the Cretin Chapter will be placed on the permanent record of the thirty-two cadets, and whenever anyone wants to examine the records in the ad- ministration oflice, it will be noted that these cadets stood over and above the rest of the school scholastically. SOXlli'l'lllXC STL'Dll'iD, SONIE'l'HING GAINED Page Nizzeiy-fnzn' l ir.vt Row' K, Schocu. R. Lclvcn. R. XYchcr, xl. Hafner. Bro. W'al.u:'. J. Koteflca. I. Dcch. R. Toomey. lf. Pinslci. Sfmud Roco: R. Beck. C. Stasuy, R, Mclucrucy, W. Hart, D. Gllvricl. R. Walsh. G. McNulty. R. Sllibrowski, D. Barnho. Tlzirlfl Roux' W. Ostrmvski. G, Lcrick. R. Leahy, R. Donlau, Pflfrcl. CI. llotniuger. L. Bralvsc. L. Eulcrson. lf. Lunncy. D. Sevenich. :aigziff gE.2::--qi,- ' 1 . Firxl' Row: I. llalucr. R. XVchcr. D. Barrett, R. Dcsch, I. Licsch, I. Stroxulpcrg. Dcch. T. Kelleher. J. Krauss. D. Leyden, A Sfcond ll. Pinski, 'Wzltcrs, R. Rindflclscll, XV. Ostrowslsi, C. Zau'cu1lwinslci. D. Jzlcfmlmwski. R. Xlullins. il. l'cil. G. Lcricla. D. Gabriel, Manner. Third Row: NI. Grundhoefcr, R. Beck. H. Lcxau, C. Kolars, R. XV0ullc. nl. Kelly. E. Wzlsowicz. QI, Zclcny. I. Kolcfka. H. Wloods. Page .Yilzciy-jive w TABULATING THE TOTALS NEXT MONTHS SCHEDULE WILL BE . . . APGSTLESHIP OF PRAYER Under the guidance of Brother Josephus, the Apostleship of Prayer took its place among the school's leading organizations. The whole year was marked by a quiet activity, which although it caused little ex- citement, achieved much. Early in the year, promoters were chosen from each advisory to be leaders in the advisory's spiritual activities. They attended monthly meetings, took care of the prayers and intentions marked by the students on the Apostleship calendars, and passed out the League leaflets. Later in the year they began putting out a little paper The Promoter which publicized their activities and assisted them in their work. All year long, Masses were offered for 1 retinites in the Armed Services. Nfemorable among the yearis activities was a iyfass held in the Cretin auditorium on December lst to commemorate the Centenary of the Apostleship of Prayer in the United States. Nearly every member of the student body received Holy Communion at the first Kfass to be offered at Cretin for many years. Among Cretin's charities were two programs sponsored by the Apostleship of Prayer, for the old people at the Little Sisters of the Poor. One program was givcn during the Christmas season and the other, on St. ,loseph's Day. iyfany of the cadets contributed their time and talent towards the success of these programs, members of the Band and Choristers, and quite a number of vaudeville performers. The diversity and caliber of the acts were especially pleasing to the audience and the performers were gratified at the looks of happi- ness on their audience,s faces as they left. Archbishop hlurray attended the St. Joseph's Day program and both he and the Little Sisters were very pleased with the evidence of Cretin's generous spirit. Page Ninety-six CATHCDLIC STUDENTS MISSIQNARV CRUSADE 'llhe Cretin linit of the Catholic Students Mission Crusade. after having lapsed for one vear, vvas re- organized on October 31. 1945. with the following Cretin cadets as orlicers: Robert Weber. Presidentg Jerry DeCosse. Vice-Presidentg Donald Gabriel. Secretary. Eugene Donnellv. illreasurer. Shortly after its reorganization. the Cretin C. S. M. C. Cnit was host to all the crusade units in the St. Patil Archdioceseg at an investiture ceremony in the Cretin gXuditorium bv His lfxcellencv. the Klost Reverend klohn Gregory' Xlurrav. At that time the Cretin Crusaders ivere invested and became afliliated with the Na- tional Council of the Catholic Students Mission Crusade. ln order to carrv out the threefold program of the organization. praver. study, and sacrifice. our Cretin Crusaders have been active in a broad program. Members of the school are urged to prav frequentlv for the Pope's Mission Intention each month. The unit has been addressed bv members of varinus Missionary orders. such as the Dominicans. the Colurnbans. and the Marvknoll lfathers. Short assembly programs have been conducted for the school in order to acquaint the cadets with missionary needs. Our sacrihce program has taken the form of mite boxes used in the advisories once a week. Through the voluntarv contributions of the cadet corp the Cretin C. S. M. C. unit has been able to make substantial donations to the missions. A complete Mass kit has been purchased and sent to some needy missionary. Donations have been made to the Xegro and Indian home missions. But the project that gives us most pride is the African Mission Chapel that has been sponsored bv the Cretin unit and has been completely paid for from mite box collections in the school. The Chapel is to bear the name of the holv founder of the Brothers of the Christian Schools, St. John Baptist De La Salle. Une other project was carried out vvith notable success. .X soap drive in the school netted over 1000 bars of soap for mission fields. THE C. S. NI. C. INITIATION Page Nf11cly-957571 5 E N I II II S I U N I II II 5 First Roux' R. Mullins. J. Zeleny. I. Stromberg. Il. I.auss, I . Suess, B. Persons, ll. Lexau. C. Kolars, M. Grundhoefer. Sfrmzd Ro-cv: G. Lerick, 'l'. Lennon, D. Plencner, Palmquist, B. Barr, I. Kelly. K. Xlarliwardt. H. IYoods. G. Carney. Tfzirrf R0'5c'.' YY. Ustrowslii. Peil, R. Steiner. KI. Kochevar. W. Bowler. N. Rindrlciseh. Nl. Moses, Steger. R. Clemens. Fourth Row: J. Waters, G. Lulcoski. Daniels. R. Weber. D, Barrett. II. Stemper. Chevalier, R. 'lIimmons, C. Zaremlninski. Fifth Ruux' xl. Deck. R. Clustalson. vl. Lieseh. NI. llefosse. D. Leyden, G. Sausen, C. hluughans. QI. Krause, L. Kaudy. -I. Marshall. Second Ro-:us 1. Kotefka. R. Timmons. D. Weinberger. G. lklclillistrem, E. IVasowicz, D. Sevenich. ll. Marthalcr. R. Wioulfe. Third Row: M. Pizinger. ll. Ayd. T. Hausler, R. Gillespie, D. Gabriel. 'l'. Sliauglmessy. G. Krieger. KI. XYalsh. J. Gleason. Fourth Row: G. Gibbons, G. First Ro-Lv: W. Klarcantelli. KI. O'Brie11. R. Lenzmcier. li. Lalla. R. Beck, I-I. Cermak, C. Tessling, Nlessinu. lf. Kulviali. D. Jaeohowslci. R. Scanlon. S. lfggleston, C. I.ueCk. D. Kampa, lf. Pinski. The Merit Medal is Cretin's most coveted award. Cadets who are Honor Roll students for four of the six school terms are entitled to wear this medal. The standards are high: an average of eighty-five percent must be attained, and no cadet on the roster has a mark below eighty in any subject. Page Ninely-eigh! S U P H U lll U R E 5 F R E 5 H Ill E N First Row: R. Nagle. J. Sevenich. Happe. P. Moore. J. Greeman. W. Hines. J. Quinn. R. Brziusen, D. Lecher. R. Stasny. I.. Pierce. R. Roby. Sammi Roux' C. Shearen. G. Qrlei. Q. Ken- nedy. li. Kirsch, C. Germain. C. llaiih. 'lf Quinn. Quady. F. Nlorrissey. Belmont. R. lludulla. Tlzirrl Row: .-X. Lusson. R. Larson. R. Donlan. Xl. Wegleitner. Krauser. ll. Schwarz. R. Kisclx. R. Timm. D. Nedoroslci. P. Casey. R. Kaiser. Fourth Row: E. Harrington. R. Walsh. S. Buckley. S. Bohn, C. Goswitz. W. Kewley. F, Xaslx. D. Quinlan. J. Prifel. Nl. Grundtner. Fifth Row: 'lf Nicholson, J. Ward. A. Koch. R. Seeler. G. Kurtz. C. Defosse. G. Hnttinger. R. Steger, H. Cook. J, Jannach. H. Munson. Fin! Row: R. Broenen. Wv. Cullen. R. lfllswortll. Alton. F. Ostrowski. Wv. Klassen. R. Strobel. Xl. Rlonnens. J. Murphy. lf. Nierneu. W. Wolff. J. Monson. Sffond Row: J. Byers. W. Kenney. A. Duvall. li. Nlelisikonier. D. Herrick. H. Hawkins. R. Bremer. D. Morse. W. McGraw. J. Bade. D. Kuechenmeister. R. Tinucci. R. Bealka. W. Rust. Third Rate: D. Pinski. J. Buckley. Klaeurer, E. Frey. R. Walsh. J. Walsh. G. Sexton. J. Borgstroin. G. lisch. G. Relnliolz. I.. Purdie. R. Greennian, D. Weber. R. Wieingzirt. G. Brings. l . Ross, F. Haas. The presentation of this Merit Medal-it was earn rd by 150 cadets last year-is surrounded by much ceremony. The medals are presented by Brother John Berchmans in the presence of the entire student body, and each cadet is given personal recognition for his scholastic achievement. Page Ninety-nine , r as Ji ,. S' s ffgwf' ,114 1, ff 'IWW : -J , ,f mw- 41L.mf'i N- -AWK ahwwewzzg MUN fs Fa W 'Vi 9 '5i Wilma CRETINITE STAFF After his diploma a senior cherishes his year book more than any other single possession: it is a memento of four years of eflort and achievement. This year's CRIfl'I'lNl'l'l'l is a worthy testimony of the hard work and persistent ellort of jerry Defosse, Bill Ostrow- ski, Bob Wieber, Frank Delaney, George Sausen and a host of indus- trious seniors yvho, under the capable leadership of Brother L. Anselm, put long hours filled with many an anxious moment into producing what is undoubtedly one of the finest annuals presented to any graduating class. The 1945 CRE'lllXI'1'lf is flttingly dedicated to our Blessed Lady, the beloved patron of the graduates. lt is an attempt to express in a tangible way, the gratitude and sincere devotion that the seniors feel belong to such a noble patron. Although the CRE'l'INI'l'E demanded so much of its editors, and was in no small way a constant headache during the entire thirteen months it was in the making, the editors hope that it fulfills the expectations of the entire school, without whose cooperation, the book could never have been completed. 0 1' Always a pleasure to the cadets are the days on which the COM- BIILXT is distributed. The cadets themselyes. however. made up only a Q3 fraction of the papers circulation: it also seryes as a unifying factor among the parents of the students. and is yery definitely a little bit of home to Um' mam' graduates in the Armed Forces. 2 -iif Z' The COMKIENT has enjoyed dis-tinct success in the past year, 5 N, li? 1 .c w L C L , E K 'V 1 s 1 ,elf Q L 2 F f z J' v Z 1- k '+- Qg f -sc lc' K Y lvnder the leadership ol Brother Paulian. lfaculty .'Xdyiser. and Dan A. Q Dufresne. Editor-in-chief, the stall put out many noteworthy issues. News- n editor Hob lfaltesek, whose columns were continued by Clene Pinslti when lvl' Bob was graduated last january, and Feature-editor Don Gabriel teamed up with Frank Delaney, the Sports-editor to produce pages of print that were consistently popular with the student body. Highlights of the paper this year were the mid-year and final publi- cations which were dedicated to the graduates. The mid-year issue fea- tured the accelerated group and the final number was an appropriate and polished edition, packed with interest for all. I: I t,E? y i X 1. Page one lIIHZlfI'?tl1-OIL HEMISTRY CLUB lzzfmllwfi-fzcn CAMERA CLUB CHQIQISTEIQS Laboring away at the oral manipulation of sharps and Hats has kept almost two hundred cadets busy many an hour of the school year. How elusive those little black notes can be only a chorister can tell. For over a decade Cretin has been witness each year to a near miracle in the trans- formation of first-practice cacophony into rhythmic harmony. The patient alchemist in this experiment was the greying, dignified Dr. Leonard Smith, whose tireless energies were suddenly halted by his death in March. Dr. Smith was an accomplished musician, the fact that he turned his talents to an obscure and sometimes thankless task crown his achievements with an aureola of selfless devotion. lXlr. hlayer, with the same alan that char- acterizes his direction of the band, piloted the choristers through their difficult part in the Spring Concert and the Founder's Day hlass. The torch that slipped from Dr. Smith's tired hand has been caught up by a competent successor, which gives hope of an abundant success in the future. l,OOSliX YOUR LARYXXII iff-if i ' -.5 v.. x .w 1 ' F' -C' ' .aifiqxg 1 In memory of Dr. Leonard Smith, who, for years, ably directed the Cretin Chor- isters. Page one hundred-lhrc'e Charles Rabuse. . . Donald Kelly . Property: F. Giles H. Bealka D. Weber J. Schmidt J. Greernan R. Greeman Library: H. Lexan C. DeCosse T. O'Neill E. Maranda. J. Zeleny E. Ehlenz P. Moore VV. Braun F. Filipczak Claririftsi Eb- G. Scrivner Bb- C. Rabusex J. Roberts R. Schlaeger R. Schocn -I. Caticchio D. just J. Wallin D, Plencner R. Harrington J. Grundhoefer B, Forcier Page our lzznzdred-four CIQETI N BAND . .. .President LeRoy Knipe . . . .Secretary John Roberts D. Syme Tenor- D. Madigan EI. Saumweber R. Tester F. Nichols Basroon: G. Gorgos H. Lexau' R. Strobel R' Bealka Cor-nerr' W. Tinucci R. Gandesbery E. Belland E. Niemiec I. Vierling Alto: D. Barry' A. Nelson Bass: P. Moore? F. Giles Fluff: and Piccolos: D. Stetfes' C. DeCosse P. Klolohon XY. Braun Oboes: J. Quadyf A. Gensch F. Gstrowski SlIX'Op!Z07ZZ.V.' Alto- G. Rabuse' R. Leisen R. llouclc P. just J. Zelcny W. Rottach R. Grccman T. O'Neill RI. Vadnais J. Borgstroin XY. Link Tru nz pets: C. Kolars' D. Kelly l.. Brabac G. Panian A. Schneider Flz4rgfZlzo1'1z.' l',. Hogan' Ffrndi Ilornf: ll. Dolsf li. Kirsch R. Lessurd XY. Klunion XY. Schmidt lf. Geehan J. Richardson Baritomm' J. Schmidt' A. llayne R. Koch J. Berres Tr0mlmrzf'r.' R. Sperl' J. Greeman C. Michaels F. Filipczalc J. Duvall R. Fischback Pfn'u55ion.' J. Murray' P. Duffy H. Beallra E. Silk NT. Lape J. Henry Tinzpazii' L. Knipc 7'ulmJ.' R. Klullinsg' E. Ehlenz E. hlaranda H. Cermal: D. Xlveber Vice President .. . . .Treasurer XSCCUUII Captains CRETIIXI CCDNCEIQT BAND This is an organization of which every Cretiniite can be justly proud- one that has maintained for many years an enviable reputation for skilled workmanship. The first Cretin band would be dwarfed beside the present en- semble of almost ninety members, testi- mony to its steady growth and a sign of its vigorous life. Its services to the school have been many. Military parades, football and basketball games, assemblies have been enhanced by its spirited playing. The high praise be- stowed upon the band by people and oflicials of the city in being selected to play at rallies and parades, and above all in being chosen as the official V-E Day band for St. Paul has reflected in turn upon the school which it represents. The record attendances of appreciative audiences at the annual Christmas Concert and the Spring Concert-the twelfth in the band's history-proved gratifying to the hard-working members, and to their conductor, Mr. Frank N. Mayer. So excellent was this yearis spring performance, that recordings were made of almost all the selections. The band's greatest contri- bution, by far, has been in the bringing of music of traditional quality into the life of the school, to add some new element to the strange amalgam that goes into the characer of a real Cretinite. WAITING FOR THE 77'I' H MEASURE 'fThe man that hath no music in himself, Nor is not mov'd with concord of sweet sounds, Is fit for treasons, stratagems, and spoils . . . 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The guests of honor were General and Mrs. Briggs, Captain and Mrs. Barrows, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Strom- berg, and Mr. and Mrs. James Kelly. HERE Wli CO Page our l1u1zdrf'd-eight HERE WE ARI? THE GRAND MARCH JUST DANCING P' , 5 ,N . ,, Af THE HOXORED GUESTS Page one hundred-nine F f . xx 'h , 'N if Q: 4. 5 A J JUNIIQR SENIQR DPCM W gi ijfff .g fi ' 'K 2 3 JZ: ':- ' If 'A if vi 't 73 2 gf J , it x .f f 9 4' .Wifi Q , -ze 5 4 1 5' K' I 2 F ,, 1 V31 ' 4 fam' if .ev ' 'SP 5 V el ii i-12N ' vii? 5 - ' ' .- ,ga - J LQ: vi if W, V, V ' .3 iffy? 2, e 2:53 if : fn' yr ' v:f'f'f,.-1 .QQ F ,M , Ln We , U 455 .,1',f,5 2113 1 TESTIMCDNIAI. DANCE H525 'www' PRETTY SOLID The careful planning ofthe Senior sponsors made the Football Testimonial Dance the most successful to date. Dick Shannon's boys furnished the music for the three hundred fervid terpsichoreans who cavorted amidst the appropriately festooned CYC ballroom. The decorations featured a football motif and the feeling of sport and gaiety dominated all. I Intermission time was enlivened with the symbolic handing down of the captaincy from George Janisch to Johnny Bergman, the flashy half-back whose ball toting ability boded ill for the future opponents of the Raiders. e t1 zbl ,,AV: .,,.,. ,.,i, Ei kv. DEMURE 'I'OL'Cl'IEIC l! Page one lzzmdred-eleven THIS IS IT III Results of Democracy. IZI Nlanhuntl II I3j Twice as much for a nickel too! C4j Not scared, john???