DeAndreis High School - De Andreian Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1948 volume:

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Our fnur 51-ars haw lwvn full ol' vvvry Cnncvivahlf- nbstaclv: wc' haw ovcupivrl lhrm-0 svluunl buildings. wi- haw' slartocl scluml only twico on thv opt-ning.: clay. lu clvclivaliilg: this annual In our Parvnts wv wish tn svt our clvvotion to our lnxzlhlm- guardians us a pi'4-will-iitl to tht- fulurv svniors nf Dv fXndrvis lligh Smfllnnl. V' 1'ugr 2 Page 3 ,-,..,.,......l-.-.--- Theme Our Svhoolftlivso words arc our thvmv. We have waited long and anxiously for thv opportunity to uso thvsv words, but too late have wc comm' to know and lovc- tlur School. Tho boys who will follow us through thvsv Corridors will havt' amplv timv to do both. What we havv tried to do in one yvar thvy will do in four. ll has bvvn our privilcgv to show thom tho way, wt- havv laid thu foundation'-wv havo hvgun a tradition. May this book be to tho svniors of l9 l8, a rm-cord of tht- happiost yl'Zll' of tht-ir high school carvvrg and to all futurv Studi-nts of Dt- Anclrvis lligh School. a guido in tho fond traditions Uffolll' Svhool. if. .... , ..f, - r ll 1'ffn1114l il l'IlXlV ln luvfin wlrlr I,1l.V uv'llll1is ya-nr. His Excellent: Joseph E. Ritter Xililtillgjil um' ill'1' ilu' ymnlgrm-sl of llw .'XI'4'iIiiiU1'l'SllIl high sclmuls, xw ara' mol ilu- lvusl. lfrmn lin' iwglillllillgl of Dv xlllil'4'iS lligl' Svluml Xwlulrisllup .lusvph lf. liillm-I' llals wnlvlu-ml our prugl'vss mill lIlil'l'4'Sl and vn- IIIIISZRISIII. ll is will: il i'1't'iillQI ul' pridv and gffiliillllil' llml xw 1-xpn-ss our llnzmks lu our -Xwlnlrislmp again for building: us such il lwalllliflll, ll1ucl1'l'l1svl1uul. l'11qz W His Holiness 1 . Pius XII il'iHit'l'Sllll3 IS srmu-llnng Ilml IS an lll'l'l N slly In mwvrx IDil2lS1'Hi rlxlllzzlllml. Nx1'iIilNl iilthllglili ulmul In-ml1-rslnlp uilvn Ill Ilan- Irxmg fiiljSUi.iil1' pus! illlii llu' 1-xl-r 1lIlXiHlli liilyi ul lin- prvsvlll. XM-I4-4-lwvnnwumlvrIln-1-xpv:-I Qllllilllllt uf mu 1lmI' l'uslm'. Wm' know llml xwz :ml slum-vp xxillmul 21 slwplwrd. .lmuuslx su umlv our xmm-s in illliiillgl Ilu- SIN-plnvwl lxing ul' limn F.-xTHER Jfwms T. MURPHY ,-ts.v1'.s'la11l Supf'rin1er1den17 Although just recently appointed assist- ant snperintt'ndt'nt, we don'l think it neces- sary to have to introduce Father Murphy to the stndt-nts of De Andreis High School. Fathvr's frequent. visits to our school has made his presence familiar to ns. We wish Father all the suc't'ess that our prayers can obtain for his new post. And we feel sure that the confidence he has won during his lirst year. will make all snveveding ones more ol' pleasure than a task. Mson. ALFRED G, Tuowison Sll1JPf'l'l?t0IldPlI I The job of carrying for the diocesan high schools in the Capable hands of lVIsgr. Thom- son. He gives his untiring ell'orts to give the students a thorough education, preparing them to fit into the social order of our great country. We at De Andreis thank him for the part he took in making possible the opening of our school. We are sure he will aid us in every way possible to bring De Andreis to its full stature as a Catholic High School. I 'tzgr 6 lliis um-w lruilcliug. You and I vainv to lllis svliool logrvllwr four yvars ago. Wi' liavv. slum' lliul S4-pil-in l9l l, workvcl logvllwr umlvr va1'y'iug: c'irc'ulusla1u'vs and voullilious. :Ns 11 mallvr ol' fm-I, logi-llwr no lu llu- many clillivullivs llull will c'oul'roul you iu llw yvzxrs llial am' lo conw. limi assurl-cl llml your ls-url: Principafs Messa e My llvar grl'a1lual1-s: I vousidvr il ilulvvcl il privilvgv lo zuldrvss Iliis liual IIIPSSHQII' lo you, lliv lirsl vlass to g1'l'ilfIllZlIl' fri wi-i' llu'v1-lmil4liugsuliliznwllmy' llw sluclvuls ol' Norlli Sidi' Calliolic' and IM' Xmlrr-is. I. aulcl llu- rm-sl ol' llu Iil'OlIl4'l'S yyilli mv. Ilan' vomn- lo rm-garrl ilu- 1-laws ol' ' I8 wil li a SIlll'l'l'1' aIl'm-vliou. Wm- lulvv sm-u you progri llirc-ug:li lln- svliool from llu' l'rn-sluuuu lo ilu' sm-uior your. C'ilIi'llIIlgI as you wi-ul, Clirislk lm-ssugic-. :uid llu van IIIIIQIS ol' llis IIlllll'l'll. NNW' lluvm' svvu you ill-wlop iu yours1'ly'1's ai liuv mainly' rlvyoliou lo Ulll' Ilm'uy'1'uly Nlollivr. Xml now. yw sm- you mow- ou lo assuine' your propvr plum' iu arlull sovim-ly. llvlaiu. lmoys. ilu- pri-m'ious li-ssous luuglil you ul Dv .Xmlrl-is! Look lo Nlary. llu-Sl1u'ol'IIu-Svzi, in . . . . - . . . .il IM' Mulrvls yylll solivilously lolloyy you lu all llull you do I1-vl lrvv Io will ou llivm. always. Nluy Iloil lrli-ss you. llraclualvs. and may IIUI' II1-an-uly' Nlollwr prolm-vl zuul Ill'l'Sl'l'Xl' you. IIHUTIIICII .l,-xyucs IIOWICIKS, SKI. l':14e' Hll lui IH IIN linrwlmn W ILLIAM BUNCH Librarian Religion 3 Facult Rmrrmm lllawm' Nllfzlmm-' Rvliginn 2 Gvrwral Sl'll'lli'1' llhysim-s Rnu'l'llr:n Run, l.,u1nNi4:n Rvligxiun I llvrlvrzil lVl:ll,llc'lllHtics Algvhrzi l I'llysi1'al l'Idm'al,mn llRUTlllCll fil'lllARll HIISCII Trvasllrur Rvligion 3 Arnvrivan llislrry Citizvnship English l Citizvnship VVorld History Bnorlmn JOHN Mnssmzn Re-liginn 1 Chvmistry Algebra 1 I3lm'rnmi Gmmnn KNUTH Religion 2 English 2 English 1 llmrrnlfzli RAYMOND Sunni C Tvam Coarh Rvligion 2 Typing Pug: Members i- -Q, , YM! X X' QlQQlQlfi .X ilflffl A a ld Q 5 W Q x HW. Wx.: Pllgz? U BRO FA'l'lll'Ill .IAMES YOUNG Chaplain llvliuimi -L lingflisll 3 THE!! Wx1.u.u1 CIIEVYNING Dc- Amin-ian' llvligion l Spanish l. 2 Gm-nl-ral lVlHllll'IIlHl,ll'S Latin 3. 4 Bnnwmn FRANCIS Sxxczmcn llc-ligimi l f:0Yl'I'llIlll'lll M n. lim-onmnivs English 4 llookkvvpirig Wll,l.IAM l1l'lNlClI Cuach Physical lclllll'HlillIl Study llall Bnwrnan Fnrzn FUCIIS llvligion l Algm-lrra I Latin l fivulllvlry liusinvss AI'il,lllll4'llt' BIKOTHICIK IlomcnT lulNIiI'IS limi' Wildcat' llvligzion 2 Mn-vlianicul Drmx ing: Wnrld llistnry rlu-:lx l':lIGliNl'1S'l'Nl411iKFllS llvs'isl,rar llc-lipimi 3 Plane- and Sulid G1-mn:-Lry 'Ill'l'.fllll4'llll'll'j' lim: .Iolw-.1h4:rm1lnf:AN All Saints Parish? llm'lig.Zi0ll!2 l,atin:2 Scwiolngy -Jv. Y An1,'I'unnn ra Sli. l'lm'nry's Parish English 1 lhav. .l0Sl'IPll fl'l'lllll4IN Nativity Parish llvligion l liuonmniu Geography Citizvnsllip Double Duty Diocesan Clerg HI-iv. JAMES llAn'rNm'r Holy Nami- Parish English l Citizvnship Ecunonlir- lie-ogzraphy lh-nv. Enivmn S'roL1,l-: St. lirigvllwrl, Parish llvligiun 2 VVOrlml llistury English l limp Grznxnn HLYNN llilllv lflrmvr' Parish World llishwry Cilizvnsllip Page 10 GRCIDUQTE5 ALUYSIUS A N DRULEWICZ Baslu-Lbull '45, '46, '47. '4-8 Dramatics '45 Football '46, '47, '48 Boxing '48 li Vl'llIl4IT'l' Bun!-zu Bnskvtlmll '45, '46, '47, '48 Drallmtivs '45 .lA1vu-:S Bvnmc Boxing '45, '48 DONAl,Il Comllzu Studvnt, Cuunvil Prvs. '48 Graduates WILLIAM HliRHOIlS'l' Glue' Club '48 JOHN BRAZILL Baske-tlmll '43 Dramatics '45 lllvo Club '45 BILL BURGER Dramativs '45, Glen Club '45 Wildcat '48 Yr-arhook '48 Df3N.ALlJ CONNORS '46 Page' I2 f:IRAl'lD DEIASLP. Dramutics '45 Wildcat '48 Photographer '45, '47 '48 Yearbook '48 MAX Dlumm Drumatics '46, '47 Football '45, '47 Glu- Club '48 Krzrw ETH FUNK:-: Yvnrbook '48 lin' 'GILLIAM Football '48 Baseball '48 Boxing '48 Page I3 raduates .lorm DUMUN1' Dramativs '45 Football '44, '45 Gloe Club '45, '48 Rowing '45 .loHN Dussoum Gleo Club '48 Yvarbook '48 Fnno G1-:num FRANK IIAUSLADEN Boxing '45, '48 Dramatios '45 Football '48 Gloc Club '45, '48 l'l0l!l'Ill'l' lhwzs Football '46 Roni-:iw Ilorzm-11, Lfumv Home Dramatic-s '45, '46, '47 '48 Wildcat '48 Glu' Club '48 Yvarbook '48 WII,l.IAM Klfzwwlcm' Basketball '45, '46 Glvv Club '48 Yvarbook '48 Basvball '48 raduates 5 I lhoimnlm llrzwlmmasow Basketball '45, '-to Ulf-0 Club '45 Football '48 Wildcat '48 Yuarbook '48 DfJN.Al.IJ I'l0FFMAYl'IR Football '45 ELMER JANSEN JAMES LEoNAnn Football '47, '48 Student Council Trvas- urvr Page 14 Josava LIENHOP Dramatics '45 WILLIAM MAURER Glw Club '45 Wildcat '48 Yearbook '48 JOHN MFIIXNPIR Dramatics '45, '46 Gln-e Club '48 Wildcat '48 Yearbook '48 Enwum MCHUGH Baseball '45, '48 Basketball '45, '47, '48 Football '48 Page I5 Hn. Graduates ai Q' .l ACK LYoNs Basketball flVli1lgntsJ '45 Baseball '45, '48 llomclvr MIEIIIAIIIAN Dramatics '43 Glcc Club '45 Basketball '45 DONALD MICHAELS Football '45 JAMES MURPHY Nommw NUELLE Baslwtball '45 Glu' Club '48 Wn.I.1AM flT'l'l'ZN Haslwtlmll '45, '46 '48 Wildcat '48 Yearbook '48 Ham-lmall '48 .loHN PMG!-I Baskvtball '45. '46 Dramatics '45 ITONALD Plwz Boxing '45 Page I6 .IIISIIPII P0wI4:IIs ll0IIIcII'r llII'I rJAC0II Glu' Club 'A NVILLIAM SIIAFI-'Ian Bascball '45, '48 liaskvtball '46 Fllllllllllll '45, '46 '1-8 Q 'I'IIoMAs SIIAIIIIIINIAJSSY Baslwtlmxall '45. '46 Glvv Club '48 Wildcat '48 StuIlvIIl, Cl0llIll'll llvp. '48 Yvnrbuoli '48 I'IIgf' I7 Graduates I FLIM PIIITT GII-I1 Club '48 CI.II-'Folm SCIIINZINII liuskvtlmll '45. '46 DflllllHtll'S '45, '46 IJONALD SIIANIQII Baslwtball '45. '46, Yearbook '48 VINCENT SHEPAIKID Dranlatics '45 Illvv Club '45, '48 Wildcat '48 Yearbook '48 Baseball '48 .IUHN Smmuuo l u0l,lmll '-T, '- , '-1-3 Boxing '48 Kl':1.l.v SMITH lluskvtlmll '46 Fowmtlmll ' T, '- , '48 .lusrzpn SNHI-ID l ool.lmll '48 Boxing.: '48 CAIN, SPI-mmm: llaskvtlmll 'fl-5. '40 Ulm' Club '45 Graduates I I I I 'llIl0lVIAS S I N N l1:'r'l' 'THOMAS SMITH Dramativs '43 Wildcat, '48 Ye-arlrook '48 RICHARD Smm, Yvarlmok '48 lllCllAlIlJ SPILKHII Basketball '45, '46 Dramatics '45 Football '45, '4h. '4-T, '48 Glve Club '45 Basvlmall '48 Ihzgfr IA W.-umlzu STANGL WlI,l.lA1WI rl'AlT Rowing '46 Studvnt, Counvil '48 G1-:RALD WA1.n Baskvtllall '46 Football '47, '48 Glm- Club '48 l.r:oN Ann w'IESNPIlX Busvhall '45 Page I0 01' raduates THOMAS S'rAPl,lc'roN Basketball '-17. '48 Boxing '48 Football '47, '48 FRED Vmzu-zu Boxing '45 Ulm- Club '48 JAMES xvAl.Sll MAnvIN Wlummi Basketball '45 Gln-v Club '45 Mnfruw Yum' linskvthzill '45 Boxing '48 I u0l.lmll '48 V4'll,l.lAM Z0l'ILLNl'Ill Graduates HAROLD WINTEIK Baskvtball '45 Wildcat '48 Yvarbook '48 Boxing '45, '48 Illlsslml, Zlf:l,l.l4:n Roving: '48 IICIIIKY ZllI'1l.I.IH Dralnativs '45. '46, '47 Ulm- Club '43, '48 WVild4'at '48 Yvmlnmk '48 Pflge' Z0 D UNDEDCLGBBMEN S. f .X an Bro. Framris brings his religion lesson lo life. I'.u-AN. D. IMi.l,m:mi-nn. lt. Wn.soN. tl. lllJl12lik.fl. Wmn-in. Ii. l,l'1Z0l.ll. IB. Mlvnvm'. .l. Horam I'l'lI. .l. S'l'oNl1:. 'l'. Kl'l.l.r:Nimnu. I'. Sll.Yl'IS'I'IKl. .l. BIMNISIDI-Il.li. D. PACINI. I,. l'l0I'ZItS'I'. ID. lVll'Il-Ill.-KN. .I. lVIu:n.u4:i,s. It. liomrwn, D. .KAm:n. S. K.u,1Nmvsiu. It. Mlilmny A. Fox. IC. 1ililll11'I I'lCMl-ZYIGN. C. SPAIKIUNY. G. xvIHlI3l,l'1WSKl. li. l,ll0HS'l'. T. nl'1lNl'IIi'l'. D. Slll'Il.Ll4ZY. .l. ll0FFMAN. 'I'. WYLANU. tl. llmtlsk. C. Dorm. D. NlSlilC'l l'. It. Svlwx. tl. Itswm. Vt. linoww. ti. Freshman A According to Brothvr Single-r this class is not outstanding in scholastic honors but will makv up for it in its record of school and sport avtivitivs. This room offers a number of promising alhltftvs in tht- foothall, baskvthall and boxing fivld. Thi- class is vxpvoially notod for its dcvotion to tht' lilvssvd Yirgin as it. was vnrollvd in the scapulars ol' Mary during tht- re-cvnt rvtrvat. llndvr tht' firm but hvlpful hand ol' Brothvr Singlcr this class has a good start for tlirvt- mort' happy yvars at Dt' Andrvis. I 'uge 22 Freshman B 'l'his room has made good usa- of its position nvar thc' rhapvl. Tho mvinbvrs of tht' Class haw madv it a point IHWUI' to pass tho rhapvl without dropping.: in for a brit-f visit. Bro. William Clwwningr is at tht- hohn in this room. 'l'In' group spirit that reigns thvru givvs ample' proof of' how thvsv boys haw' adaptvcl tlivinsvlvvs to high school. Barking all srhool activ- itivs thvsv boys arv mort- athlotivally inrlinvd than srliolastirally. Thr' yearbook is ubsorln'ny work 5 Page' .23 qf lim. ll'illium. ANDICIKSUN. W. Aslnolcn. 'l'. IiAm:z.u4onsKl. ll lin:-NNAN. D. tI.u,ANnno. V. flAltlI0l,. Il. tirzwro. .I. D.u.r:. ti. Doiznn. li. IJUIKN. J. Flll'IlIH'INY.-Kl,lD, li. l m'r:. ll. fll'IOTI'1fVlANN. tl. filtI'2l'IN. Il. llotrnmzmcn. IC. Kmnwlsnl. A. KAssl':m1AN. lt. Kltl1IKl'Il4lClL D. Klcnorz. 'l'. Knusn. .l. Km'.A'l'll. ll. Nl.uu:n.wl-'. .l. lVlAl'tSlIAl.I.. .I. lN1onn.n'. .l. QUINN. .l. HAY. 'l'. lln:nAnnsoN. tl, lhmkus, J. Itosl-zvuw. J. Snn.m'. W, ICIKNST. ll. St:nl.A'rTMAN. Il. S'I'l'Iltl.I'IllN. Il. STl'1WAIt'l'. .l. VYULK. D. as Ira, da Q Q it 1 A l Q , ii! K Q, F . . X its ' . l 'I . A g b,.: J ' Q Q' Q 1-Q ' - .-Q,. 1 Freshman Consisting ol' 35 boys from vight dill'0r0nt par- ishvs, room IC boasts of its splvndid participation in athlotivs, J. lmpping. T. Dolano, H. ltallmocllcr C Tvani footballg lt. Strinni, J. Farlvy C tvam basket- ball and ll. Stranz, J. Laposha and J. Farlt-y went ont for boxing. 'l'lw Class was found in svvond plarv in tht' turkvy ralllv, with an average- of 3300'ZQ. Among thc five' highvst svllt-rs wort' D. Waltvr. D. Layton and J. Laposha. D. Layton also won thc radio which was ralllvd in orclvr to purrhasv rvligious articlvs for the school. Brothvr Paul Laubnvr rulvs over this active body. K1s'r1':NM.u:iii4:n, It Russo, Ii. KHMPF, C. lVlUEI.l.I1IIt. C. ltA1moh:l.l,l4:lt. ll. SCIHVAll'l'ZMl1IYlClt, I llAlNi1:s. C. Sinwswotzu. .I. I.r:PmNo. .I. NAlll'INS. I.. SI!Hlllv1D'I', .l. DALAvnms. K. LAPOSIIA. J. l'lAPPl4I. K. STRINNI. Il. Scnulxrz. .l. Gm-xns. li. Ci.YNi4:s. J. Krzwlcvivx. .l. Cook, VY. I5AlKlll'I'l l'. lt. STIKANZ, ll. AUSTIN. W. l.AY'l'oN. D. l Am,m'. .I. DAwKiNs. J. Fliwkifi. U- Dl-zmwo, 'l'. lloum-1. J. DAvlnsoN. -l. l.iNm-:MANN. .I. STAHL, A. WALTEH. D. Focus. Ii. IXATIIICIM. T. Bro. Paul, HN., in the IIIPIIIICGI room. Page '4 Scincwrx. .I. PAUL. li. LINTON. ll. Kmzvonw. .l. ITECK, G. DAvmsnN. ll. 'l'AcKAn1-:mn'. ll. SMITH, ll. Onzm.. ll. 0'L.u1um.lN. .l. llAnMoN. ll. llicnnlwurzn, l,. BAnm', .l. IJEAN, J. Smwmxn, W. SANm-in. ll. SILVIASKI. A. Ku-:l.Y. W. Giusrz, II. NIANNION, 'l'. lhlwil. .l. S1I'r1'oN, .l. SUl.l.lVAN. .I. Lowml. .I. lil-:lunx D. GLIGASON. .I. DM.'mN. C. lU41I.su. li. SUTTON. H. S'l'lH.l.I'I. ll. IAIMBAIKIDO, S. llANI,uN. .l. GIKAWIC, I'. l!1iAn1.i-:Y. ll. AND1-Jnsnrw. lf. u I s 4, A H. 'arf 5 iili 4 XP Scvnz'-nzicro 1'hen11'sl work on an erperinzenl. Page .25 'Tl' Elf: ' f' illlifm. ' , , . mf- , , l A H. Freshman .ii Nw-v llnclvr lllc WHll'lll'lll gruiclamw- of lirullwr .lo lxIl'SSll0l'.S 1-xpm-rim-m'vcl vyvs, l rvsliman D has lnuml llw lruv mvaning ul' svlmol spirit. 'l'lwir suppnrl in all acfivilivs is always worlliy of nnlv. All frvslnl . I1-anis haw had boys from Ill as rm'mlwi's. illlllll IIllSSlUlI3l'y spiril has lvd llw way in Ilia' Frm-slm. division. Bro. Julm's lirm liand has muldvfl lluse buys into young Catholic mvn who will bu ri-ady givv llw vxamplv of svluml lifv at Dv .Mnlrvis lu l'0llll'I'S nvxl ya-ar. Dv AllflI'4'lS can ln' pruucl ul' sm Il a vlass as this. Freshman E ,Nlllmllgllx silualwl in ilu' l'1'Il'l0l1' soulllvvvsl f'Ol'Il1'I'Ul'llll'Sl'llUUl, llumn 202 is nol lo bv vonsidvrvd lillllblljl llw Ivasl. 'Flux sludvnls haw gmmcl sclmol spiril and pmwfl so by Iaking part in C 'IX-am lmaslwl hull and llOUllN:lll,Z1Ilfl by placing: svvolmcl in llw E . . . . . l ll'l'SlllIliilI 4llYlSlUIl ol lllv lurkvy ralllv. 'Q J. Nlalmucl, lc-aflingr llw class in sludivs, rvprc- ll svnls llu' romn al. all sludvnl Council lrwvlillgs. l K. Hl'Ollll'l' Frvcl FlIl'llSlS n1ocl1'ralorul'tllis class. l f f 2 'lx lr Lvcker lruublf' See Bm. Frwl. CUNWAY. 'I'. 'l'r:nm1x. ll. ll'l l'I'IlN. Ii. M.wa'l'lN. ID. SCIlllAlVI'l11N1l'IIl'Ill HllMNH'IIl'I'. NN. Ummm. I.. lx'IUIlIKN1.Nl'NW. 'l'. Igl'1l.'l'l'IIl. Il. Ku,-ws. li. lNl.umfm, .l. Il.wKm'. 'l'. Ilmnurzn. K. SCIIIUTICN. I.. 'l'.us,u:4:lll. Ii. Iiwl-IN. W. VANIDICIKISIAIIIK. D vVl'I'l'Zl'Il.. Ii. S'I'llAlISN. ll. MANS!-'ml.h. XV. VAM VIGIKA. .l. IKHNH-Jn. BEIKGICII. 'I'. lutilllltlll. .l. f:ll0SPUll.l'Ill. Il. l,ANK0KI41. W. lIll,ANlll'Il!. .l. IHCIIAN, V. KRAIMIK, ll. l7oslwmc:ll. .l. QlllUl11'I'TICNll'IYIflll. I kmxlx. li. Dunn.. .l. Wr:l.mcn. li. 'l'mmAs, ll. lam 6 l I uIher Ullifl-PII Iannrlws another :lay in the 1-lussroorn. tty. 4' lil,l4.1.m1.l.. I.. Krz,-tin. J. fililll'IAltX. ll. lN'lutllm'i'll. Il. nA'I'IlI'1lNI. 'l'. ljl11lvlAIllA. .I. Vous. C. liAl,lmmsm'. .l. l'lI'Il.IlllUltS. K. Sl'IIl l'IlK'I'. D. llluumxlmt. Y. BICNIHCIK. .l. lVlCKlNNl-LY. R. Unzmi.. F. VAN IIA.-ua. Ii. l'IvANs. li, lVl11Comin:K. li. Scnwmn. l'. liownmy 'l'. Rn. 'l'. Wisa. I . Kncmx lt. BEIXNICIK. Il. tlnopl-ri. N. hvAl.'I'I4IlXS. .l. Ruunx li. XVATTS. .l. Vnwwmrw. W. ENS. .l. Knfxus. .l. Pi1'm'k. l'. l'nos'l'. .l. lhczwmi. l,. illI4lNGIGIt. li. lll'lllll'INI3l'1Iltl, .I Pugr .27 Freshman F Most of thc' boys know lloom 2lT all too wvll, for tho mvrv mvntion of it brings to mind that wvll- known phrasv, rvport to 2lT aftvr dismissal. Yvs, although wc' hatv to admit it, 2lT is thx- l'iillli'tl pon- ancv junior room but its rvigning: spirit during tht' day is far dillvrvnt than that found in it aftm-r school hours. 'llln' studvnts havv bavlwd t'Yt'l'y svhool ac'- tivity and havv had thvir sharv of lu-rths on all tln' frm-slnnan trams. Fr. 0'l3rivn tha' homvroom tvavln-r, linds tinn' bvtwcon his dutivs as tvavllvr and parish privst to lw an ardent Camvra fan. XM? at xNOINIIi.MZlll'IH. li Dl'Ifll'I'l'Tl'I, li. l':Hl'lS'I'. Ii. Solliufrz. Il. Col,l.ANoT. ID. Slflllllililblili. A. I.l-:HIQANIL IJ. I':l,llICll. ID. kr:i.l,x'. Il. liowrnk nw. .l. I'iNGl-Il,MliYl-IIK. H SClllIBl4Ill'l', ll. IRANKLIN. .I. 'NNW UDl'Il,l'IllIi. IC. xN'l'I'l'llCI.. Il. AN1:i4:l,lxl4:1:u, .l. IMvls. Ii. Nomw. W. M12Cl,oskl-:Y..I. H.Al1ok.lC. fs l,r0YI'IlK..I. ' if-ff - bfi? k0l1Il.l.l4IIl. .I. SPIIINGICH. D, AQ. Sl!'l l'l'1Il. Ii. w I ' 1 , llANss. li. ,K . M I: As llllmlc. F. W P 'l'Asz.umu, li. Q Q kv wi :L lncwls. l', f' Q I 532' .3 L A ,,k, i 1 lioommx. .l. NooNAN. V. SANIIIIIAIINNHZII. I.. V ' S1IllUl,'l'IC. li, ,f .V ' - Q klus'l', M. ' im ' ' ' ,Q .sas 5 . I ., A. N1.-KYI-Ill. Il. V A D , Q Hlbllllll-IKICII. IC. Z. ' Sophomore A ix Falhvr Slollv, who I'1'l'l'iVl'd his high svhool mln- Calion from tho Brolhcrs of Mary, now assisls lhal sovicly by inslruvling lhm' sophomorvs of room III. Tlwsv boys arm' vvry allllvlivally invlinvd. and wha! is mosl imporlanl, thx' varry over of a lruv vompvli- livv spirit. rvigns in this homvroom. FalIu'r's job is madv much 1-asivr with such a group of boys. Scho- laslic' honors havv boon Carrivd away by Bob Mays-r and Bob Ilanss. Smile and llle world srnilex milh you. 1'uuf JN IQ sq-Q 1 'V , ,f,: i' I - L fL,... l K R , X sy.. dx. W - .fs it 2 is Q Q11 ' -Q 4. ,f9,jJ N, Q ggi Qui ,cg it Q f 3 P -J 2' , t t .. ., ff ties, vis' Q gs. x iriizii 5 ' ' ' r 1 Q , ww - to P , KN J w, A 4 11 ',.. It 5 A as of gl' 5 a ,N f, D tg.: , P t 4 V 'L M if 1 f t - J - fl i l i ftyn o A1 Sophomore B lit-sitlos his many parish activitivs at all Saints. Fatluvr tlvogxlivgan is rt-sponsihlv for Sophomort' li liulzuicv is tht' word that lwst tlvswilws this Class. Firm- hoys Claim svholustic' honors, and as many again, haw gainvcl i'm'ogl1' ' ' grrani ol' thv school. 'l'hvir spirit ol' c-oopvration has niadv l atlw1 s yvar with us most plvasant. Nlay this spirit bv tht-ir outstanding: c'llarac't4-ristir during: thv mtxt two yvars. PIILIF .EU S'l'l-1l l'l'1liNINNN. t 'l'lloxn'soN. 'l'. 'lllll'SKtlSKl. l.. .I us:-xx. ti. XYILIA. ll. Yurk. ll. klmxillrzns. A. ll'l'lS. tl. PANICIK. ll. I,lNNl'II.l.. ll. ll Mrz, li. lhvxx. ID, SIYIINICIIIIGH. Ii. Snaxuuo. ll. I,u'r1n.l.. l,ol- rlts. W. Nl NIKSNNIVK. fi. lvltiAl'l,ll l'l'1. ll. Nltll'Il.l.l'1ll. l . x'l'liI'llX. 'l'. Now xmmsm, A l l'l'm:r:n xl.o. .l. tim-zlcx. .l. tixnzl-:l.l.. 'l'. lll-:ul-I-in. ll. lllILtil41NS.li. .I -xxsl-xx. ti. lirlfzlx. li. lifKIt'NIltll'SIC. ll. lhmn, XX. lhuxmiicnrzn, ll. liIt.'kllI.l.. .l. limcsx xx. .l. tf1'lu,m. M, l,llI'Il'Nl41ll. N. HQIIPII :lay is rlonv. ophomore C An active with, and that Knuth with basketball and managors have group of boys is always nicc to work has but-n tho rvaction of Bro. tivrrarcl his homeroom this yvar. Football. baseball playvrs, boxers and stndcnt como from Soph C. Othur avtivitios werv not forgottvn nor slightcd. The missions havu been woll I't'IIlt'lTlbt,'I't'd. Tha' sophomore division will be roady whvn the time' come-s to take- thvir plan- as tho largvst graduating.: Ulass from Dc- Andrvis. IIYULIGIK, 0. lhncocik. ll. B.umr:'r. G. Zsmsnzusul. IC. Sovfxn. Il. SUIINICLL, D. RYAN, G. s DI4: Ronsstc. T. SPITZ. M. BUTZ. 'l'. Bnmawlwa. A. BRAND, D. BATHE. F, B.uvrr4:An, C. l'lc'mns. l.. Gnomn-In. D. Fl.o'r'rE. W. BUFF,u.o. C. Frrz-Gr:nAl.n. .l. Dowomnc. W. Doocmwlmnlf. l . I Znvnvn-:nMANN. W. MCNAMAHA, T. KHMPLAND, P, Vocal-JI.. .l. LANIGAN. R. KIKEKELPIR, Ii. IIUFFMANN. Ii. VAN Slrtuuz. VV. Hmss, 0. STnAUssNEn. ll. PALAzzol..-x. .l. NI4:vl1.1.li. C. YVIclVIAnoN. .l. MEYICIK. It. Page 30 lu Sophomore D From llns class originalvd an idva lllal slarlvcl llu- school luumnnn W 1' gr with svlmol spiril. 'Flwsv boys rv lln' lHll'lil'l'S ol' ilu' trip lo Mlon for our svcoml 'oollmll gfzuns-. 'l'llI'l'l' bus loads of Dv .-Xmlrvis roolvrs Wi' rv on lmml lllall nigllll lo c'lu-vr ilu- Wilclvals lo ilu-lr wx' oml xivlury ol' llw sm-ason. 'l'lwir svllool Npiril dill not slop llwrv. llwy llavv lwvll llw sparlwrs ol ilu- soplnmnorv ClIXlSlUIl and all driws. .-X good 4'lilSSl0lliiX1'ill'UilIlll.u Bro. llvnry Nvilloll. llw ll0Illl'- IUUI n lm-au'Iwr. say s. SXIL 1 A. 5, V, -as L' -. ...Q 'lips .ND 4' . rf l 1' 'lui' ,516 yr .il Lula wurkfor llu' ph-V AvL 153251,--5 , A sirs vluxs. Lu. Il. l,u1zm. Ii. lixk. IK. lXll'l'l'lH. Il. lixmx. I . IEHNNICLIJ. .I. Ilona,-xn. Il. flI.l'IXll'1N'I'. li. Hl'HHI11Il. ll. Iirzm.. .I. Ikxrrzn. Il. lfonxl. D. NN mll'rx1xN. J, ANIDNICN. .l. NN NLSII. NN. Nl4:SkIxmlx4:. ll S'l'I'II'lll'.NS. IJ. YfI1iI.l'1N. Ii. l,uv:. .I. lvlIIlIlICNINlIll . H SCIINIKISIN. li. l'XINlM'K. .l. lil4:xNls'ruN. .l. llNNlIl.l.. IB. llmN1:.li. xx-ICBICN. Il. lll'I'1l.l.lNHllUIKS'I' I NN IiI.kI'IIl. NN. I'omnlxNY. l'. llonxmg Il. Pl-Vrsmillllzl.. C. Sum ll. IC. lltmlill. li. I'l-'ls'l'l-in. .l. lxl0IINISUY. K. 'f J 4 l WFT . Q ophomore E The' di-movralic' spirit rc-igns in this liomvroom. Hill Doi-rr, prvsidvnl, as wi-ll as sludvnt council rvprv- sm-nlaliw. is lliv man who works willi Bro. llohc-rl Nlingvs lo kwp lllis class liuslling. Thi' Call for football and haskvlhall playi-rs was nol madv upon dvaf vars in lllis room. Thvir hours of work on llw allili-lic' iii-Id did nol liindvr ilu-ir work in llw Class- room. if M iiAl!Vl'Il.S. Il. l.oMisAnno. A. WYNN1. li. Sclimlirr, F. SIIICA, W. Hvnzm, ll. Wi E3 Q Bomczi-lk. .l. CUNNIMHIMI. 'l'. xv0JCll'ICll1N8SKl. li TnosT. T. Smrrn, J. SWl'I'l'lSCIl. M. iVlli.i.l4:u. 'I'. CIIEIIICII. A. SIGIPP, H. IIICAIKII. D. Munir!-iwkuw, D. Iiicnwsrzxi. .I. XVNIXFICIIS. H. MANNHN. .l. Micrz. Il. HNlISlIlll11NBM'll. ll. Dw:raAN. W. IjWVYl-Ill, fl. Wli.lii4:i.M. li. I,Rl4IlSSl.l'IIL .l. Hoc1lli':1:iu':n. ll. S'i'ol.Alisiu, W. WiN'l'l4:li. G, I . . filll4IHl'Ili. A, L I Ijfllilllk, VV, A 'E 3' fi.-XlIYI'Il,S. Ii. 3,3 A ISAIMAN, ll. XVEISS, li. .---f A llumiini. Ii. 'whim ..-. 'B . .,.. ,f ' ur' lirullmr Ifoberl, srlmol lIll0l0!1I'l11I,lPl'. Pugr III-:Nms'r. II. Iirxsmmsafmzl. II. Clllx'l':'l l'A. A. III'II.l IUIII'I. I . IA IVI.urrlNA. A. M Arvsvll-:l.n. D. 'IIUITKI-III. .l. Immun, AI. Iinusri. C. Iimllsmzllkllz. C. Mmm. I.. Mm-:Nz. .l. Mmcs. .I. Nll'1Nl.AN.I.. IIANKIN. IC. III-:.umuN. IC. Smzumwn. .l. SICIVICIIS. C. SNARZYK. A. Sv.-ml,. II. S'rlx.wss. I . 'I'm1mcn. .I. AvA'l l'I'IlIS. II. ANIINTICII. II. .I.w31':N. V. Ilmulws. A. lI.u:l-zmmrr. II. IIUZMAN. II. IIl.A'rZ. II. IIUNWAY. .l. DM ls. .l. IIIISIN. A. I'IAs'rnN. II. lilcullsftlllma. D. GAlmNr:n. ID. me ilk gg..- .i,. el 'K we ggi' gf., .I. :.'xa WIFI. ,...-nv .9 liroflwr lfaynmml likes llze puller :gf lillle ke-vx. Page 33 +1 'A ophomore F Bro. IIaymumI Solum Iwlin-vm-s in nmrv lllan just Ilw uso of a lm-xlbook during.: his rm-ligion pvriml. VIIIII' rosary and srapular arm- Iwo big nulsirlv In-Ips, and prvparvd talks by mvmlwrs of llw rlass In-Ip llw buys lu Iivu llwir l'l'IIg.!I0lI. Carl Sivwrs was llu- uITiriaI scorer for alhlulic vvvllls al Dv Andrris, and is also Class I'l'pI'l'Sl'llI8IIVl'. This Class was wvll rm-prvsvlllvrl in llw srlmul allulclir program. R 'af . I... Junior A Tha' firsl of lliv llirvv junior rooms is under lilo supvrvision of lil'Ullll'l' William Burvli. The boys likv ilu' word supvrvision, nul, llial Ihvy nocd il., bul, l'Zillll'I' lwvallsv llivy bvlivvv lhal is all lllvy ncvd in llwir work. Tlivy can bu Coulllud on lo gut things dom- as was 4-viclviicc-cl in ilu- various school drives. Tlivy arm' prvparing: well to Ialw llwir plavv as tho lvadvrs of llw sclmol nvxl. year. .l:i,Q12,,,. . pf In llle library willz llm C' ,.. ' 'T ,pq W VX M , ff 5 . K. x f ni. fn' Q . . 1 H . 'QE . N in 5 .ww V' K im' W .ffl i 5 I u l l :Qs . .,,,,. 'W 1 ei. ,1. ' 4 kg . 3 Mr .gn 9 I ilnrur ia n . Kuw.u.sKl. IC. KUFIHI.. G. NNINKLEMNNN. 0 HOENEN. G. HEnzwUnM. P. POPLOwsm, T. SCHULTE, .I. Ooci-n, M. SnE1.I.EY. W. PETERS. E. SHANIKA. L. STOCK. ll. SCHIENE. R. PITTHUFF, W. BANG, W. BECK!-IR. C. ALBRECHT, V. W0lII,ANID. W. PETERSON. ll. HAWLEY, R. XVIJLF, A. BUYETT, W. MOHHMANN. IC. Iii-inc, ll. Ross, J. BARNES, R. BUIKGESS. P. CAREY. .l. ll0LI.l41NBACH. W. ANDERSON. D. liE4:xAMP, li. GOLDEN, W. LEE. l. SMITH, P. BALCH, T. Page .H V... Junior B I land nrross 1110 hookslorc mzmlcr. lInc:n'r. .l. il'SKlMMlNo, J. Known. K. Cmss. W. CANPICNTI-Ill. R. IJCONAIIII, 'l'. SOLARI. A. Wu.4:ox. W. 'l,ASClII.liIl. li. Dnllonssi-1, li. lVlAnonAFF. IK. BROWN. T. McConMAcu. W. BLUTZ, E. Knnsm, T. Hunan. D. Scnluxrl-2. .l..l. lhcnuuxsow. G. Brznnonsr, li. Sonoma. L. lAAlglllIYl4IlllC, li. l3Ann.u-ln. W. Fnmulz. li. IVIGGLYNN, 'l'. READY, .l. l.INnm1ANN. P. lfloonnmo. II. Zismsllilzmslu. D. Srmnnow. IC. S1u.l.lvAN. .l. SHERMAN, M. SMITH. l.. S'r.u:n. ll. FIllSI'II,lA. .l. Dicmuxs. I.. Page 35 llvrv is a group ol' lm-advrs and allllvlvs. 'l'om Leonard, Howard Margrall, William liarhivr. William Wilcox, Anthony Solari, .lolin lla-clit and Kvnnolh Krona- lm-d ilu- Juniors of l0T in sports. This Class is found lo bv a g.u'nn-rous group in lln- missions and lo ln' ralvd liigll among Cllurvli avlivilivs. lirollior Gerald Busrh, who is rvsponsilxlv for this room, lcarnvd illal a good numb:-r of his boys slill svrvv in lln-ir parisli Cliurvll and that about 80'fQ parlaku in soma' kind of a sodalily. ip s li- ii s 'dw 5 3' T -.. ,.- Q? . fa 1 il . s o . ll in -f 4 a l i t 2- 5 and ca-fi' -frf 7 a .ii i am.: 1 5 ,ui-x' M' ,,-u V : . 4 n . A. :I as I ' ' A 1 f T 'Qi' ' A n' ' -I ff? me we l 0 1 ins I YK .yy E1 'gg W ., 5 I , 1 ,. Q ,4 it V Q YE? X . QT: X 2.5 nf , I llis. A. Vll0lll.INA. D. D.u.'roN. ll. W' Srmns. P. V- VV NIUIISIC. ll. WM A ri - Moslem. A. 1 r x tn-:uniN. I. S42nMAl.Z. Il. flAltl'l41NTI'Ill. Ii. .ltblikI'1Nll0l4IFl 'liIl 'l'omAsz. IC. SMITH. li. Murzn. .I. tinn, .l. Jmzoixs. IC. hAr'lll'INl'1I1KI. A. lllll.l'INHH0lTK. J. CAnNm'. Il. flIlTNV0lt'l'll. .l. Mu.i.r:n. tl. l.AMn. ll. Q if 6 f ' . t if V M tg E' li li is J F ' ai M., V V V V . gi Q.f , . a 'AAAA . . no A , it A f 3 is A A t tmdf.. i A AAA f ,J I, ,. ,, , - - tri' ' li x 3' 'i 1 'il' tlll.nl-ins. Il. V V NVALSH. 'l'. V VV f IlonNUNc:, 'l'. FQ A V 1, ' l , Aiuzrlm. li. I 3' f ' lil' 24 Q i K Mlfllll, .l. f 'if 'l'iimi,i':. .l. A A . A S'l'I'1lt1ZKl'IN. It. Vi A S'ri4:lN. W. - SCIINICIIDICIL tl. f l V A V V iv WMM- vv- . .., -Q , V W V 1 t gf A -.Q A V, NlIl4Il.l.l'I. .l. EQ, . i Y . f W ii 96 'l ' Q V- AAA fnxsslln. .l. VVVVV VV - . A 5, it lp QV , W V ' r 1 .. A .Ama . . . aw AN Bro. Eugene lloeslfl lrusl a camera. Junior C The largt-st. Class in thu school is uudvr thc diruc- tion of Bro. liligt-rio Strvckfns. This class likes tht' use of supvrlativcs when rs'ft'r1'iug: to tllcnisvlvt-s and consequently thoy have led the school in most of tht' drives. Three from the class partiripatvcl in varsity athletics. Lon Smith topped in popularity and is Ihv student. council 11-pre-sciltatiw. Saturday Mass and Holy Communion as a group is om- of the aims of this Glass. Rotation to the Kllll't'I'l'lll parishvs inakvs the accomplishmcnt vasy for all. Page 36 ,QCTM TIES ... sl ,4-J xxx Religious Vlmvl founrl us ul ll I 'rl's .Hass QI' Ihr' Holy I . l 'l llflllfll. Sl. IfIIjlf'1ll alzllfererzl r'lu1r1 1 Ill is I inw. le firvl ll-HIP Will: Mass in H10 !1ynzfor In A . we publicly conserraleal our srlmol ln Ihe Sacred llearl. and earl: Imnzernom par- lirularly. 1fI'!'f'lV1lIIl' lmlpfvl lu nmke Nu' limi n jirsl annual jborl flriwf ll s1u'1'1'ss. ' we lopx in lhis flrire. jun mrs Il rlrrix Tlu' Page' JN I 'unc JU Religious The jirsl lllrw' days QI' lmnl uvfrf' svl aside' llzis .vvur for our rmnuul rvfrval. Umlvr N10 rl1'r4'r'l1'ur1 qf our fllllllllllhll- llmy were llzrw' days Qf' pru-wr and revol- lffrl inn. A day :J rf'mllecl1'm1 hrouylzl lzavk fond memories :gf our relreul. ll also re- rulled our rvsolulions. Oppurllmiltv for mrnnzunion was mrulf' possible' l'1'l'l'.V nmrrliny rlurfng Lenl, in Ihr' svlmnl 1'h11pr'l. To fulfill our Lad-v :gf l'v1Ill'HIlI'S wish we also lunl Mass rmrl mnununiun here m'f'r,vjirsI Salurrluy. AM pr 2 Z AL . E CLASS liICPHl'fSIiN'I'A'I'lVICS I rnnl: C. SIICXICIKS. .l. M.umon. IJ. W,xl.'l'l4:l:. IX, Mnlfzn. 'I'. Slum Nlcssx Uivlrllv: NN, Dmcnn. W. liANl4:Y. 'I' A l'l' Lusl: 'l'. NllFIil'll1,.l. NICNI.-KIIUN. A1l1fjIPIiNlUflx. H. klI'I'I1III f gl S 4, i Ul l ICI'IIiS 'N Cl. W,u,n, Sf'!'l'l'flll'-V.' C. SHIHNZINK l'rf-sirlf'r1l.' A. AXIlIlUl,l'INSI1il, Hr: I ,rvs ill en! JIIISSIAVIUI .l. IAICUNKIEIP. 7vf'l'IlSIll'l'l' A I S Q 3 f , .. 5 tudent X.--f 'Lf Council TIN' f'm'maliun ul' llw s dvnl counvil was anollwr m lablv vvvnl in lln' pus! 541 I ' ' ' 1 r4 an sb llu- sludvnl vuunvil has plm ff was fUl'IIll'll 1 1 1- 4-' s dm-nl - favully ra-lalimls. prov' an oullvl for sluflvnl idvas a organizz- and SIIUIISHI' spvviul . Q - 3 avlivilivs. Puuf' rs 1 if 53? llsa-If to varry mul lhv work ll IfllSl'IIt'SS Uunuyfefr Larry lluvk mul Erlilnr l'1'l11'1' Slwllrlrrl prvpurf' lim blue'- prinls jhr urliun. DeAnflreian 'Flu' Dv 'xIlIlI'1'iiiIlH is llw rm-sull of lln- inilialiw and vlfurls of lln- svnim' vlass. ll is llwil' lll1'lllUl'il'S and lIl1'I'Q'- furv llwil' work. Tlwy havn- givvn llllllly hours ul' work so llnal l'Yt'I'jUll4' can vnjuy il. 'l'hv svniurs wurkvd lllldl'l' llu' dilwvliull ul' lim. William Clwwllillg. Pagf' -ll umm, 4 MWWQ1 5 1 mg.. um. 'W Fmnl: lS.1l'rTr:w. .l. Zu-:l.l.n:, 'I'. Nirrn, I. 5llAl'4iIlNliSS1. I.. Ilmzk Hulrllcn' H. lhwualfzlx. IS, Mu lu-in. H. Ll'1l.I.l-Ili. .l. l,liI,lSl,lG. Y. SIll'Il'NliD ark: I-. XOHIJCIK. li. Nllllililillfll, D. ul-:n. Il. Illcwln-znsnw. II. WIN- Tlcns. ll. SPAIN. l 1 6 l Front: B. UTTEN. lt. HPINDISRSON, L. Huck. .l. ZUELLIG Hack: B. Mfuumn. V. SHEPAIKD, T. SMITH, H. Bunmm. .l. me l,lsLlc ildcat Staff Among thc many ncw things that camc witl1 our new school was our school papcr, thc Wildcat, 'l'hc work of organizing and publishing the Wildcat, was up to the stall' madc of scniors undcr thc ablc lcadcr- ship and dirt-ction ol' Brothcr Mingcs. With no past experience, thc stall' undcrtook thc task of publishing Dt Andrcis' lirst school papcr. lixact. rm-porting of all school and sports activities has always bccn its constant aim. 'l'hc studcnt council owcs its origin and rapid dcvclopmcnt, to thc untiring clforts of thc cditorial stall. Wc lcavc hchind us anolhcr tradition that will takc its placc with tthosc that havc givcn Dc Andrcis a futurc as wcll as a past. ,,, , Q. Q I, I it ,K ll! W ,,ll't Q fg. I1lcr1l. u lll'll'4'f'kIAV publi- . 5 4 The ll 1 ' A x t Q ,Q p in . If Y is 9 an -M K' Q Q E f'lIf1'0l1. I 14. :kt ' Q 'K -zaztt '4 M Page 4.. ll ll l i l 0 ll KN il l rnnl: ll. Iil1:nlmns'l'. XM HXIKIIIICIE.ll,SIIiNICIKS. ll, lllI.ISI'IllS Iiuf'lc: ll. xxlNkI.liX1KN. NN. Nllzlfmm-wk. .l. I'wllISlCI.lA, .l. Nlc:SulN1N1lNr: Wildcat--Juniors Wlwn il value-lllm-snlwgin Wlll'liUlI llll'jl'3I'llUHlx. llwSvniorsfm1mlanxiuus.l11nim's:mailinglun-plan -. - rw .. . .. . .. . llwm UII llu- xxlllldll slall. lln' lflillllllgl ol llnl lllll' lllll Iwo slalls III llw lII'Sl yvar ul lls 1'XlSll'Ill'l' was la Ill llwvapalnll-l1amlsnl'l3rn. llulwrl Nllngl-s. 'l'll1- task ul' pulrlislling: llu- Wildval 1-xvry Inu C23 lu-4-ksc mal mlaunl llu- l-lml'agl- ul' lln- mln slall' who 4-mulalvcl llu' 1-xamplv give-11 :luring llu- lirsl 4l'Illl'Sll'I' in lln . . . . , , . . . . . laulllm-ss l'l'QIlllZll'llN ul lllllllli'illlUll. llw 1-xpv1'lvllc's'gain:-ml lllll'llI,L! llns yvar malws llll' Slll'l'llSS ol llu' Ill xl ark Wllmlval we-ll assurvfl. l IlI'lllHI'lll'N 1l'r'r4' UIINAV. Il'Il1'll ll'l' ' IIIIIVIIVIUIII' lifllzrlx. Q - E., rf- fix 1' I zu H Social 'flu' l ulllf'r x rllllz S,HlllSUI'l'll nur jirxl lilllH'l'. ll was ll lllljll' Slll'l'l'SS. Taking linzf' will fron: Hn' slruirls -gf 1l'llII!7l.IIjl. ,Hur Ill1f'lll'II. .lim livrrzv. lhznny fl-li,l'fl'II unrl llmir rlulvx uwuil llm rqfrvxllrrzzfrlls .wfrlwl by Ihr' 1lulln'r'x lflulz. 'NNW X. Ijflllll niyflll is lllIl'll-VS full QI' HIl'IIlIll'i1'.V. The' xf'l1l'or lJ!llIlfl1l'l is ull purl QI' llml nuvrzuruhlv Ilfflllf. Tlu' .'Uullwr'.v fflulr lulws l'llllI'jlI' mul xruwfsx is 11.vsllrv1l. l'11.ur Al-I A 'l'lu' n1i.r1'1l Vlmrunz pruf'lirf'x l'l'1'I'IV U wl- rwxrluy 1lAl'l1'V'lHI0II ul lie' lrulrf-is. Nirv Xlll'l'1llllllllAllflN fur ull. Tlw lm-vx film' vluln. u .wprrrrllv Uffllllllftl- liwn from lln' lIll'.l'1'1l' rlmrux. prm'li1'1's f'l'1'r,V ul'1lllt'Sflll.V 11l.H':llIl 1, Tl. 'l'llf' vlulf ix llIlIlf'V'llll'4lll'f'1'lI'llll fgl' Ur. llillnr. IUAQ1' li Choral 'lu' llIlA.l'1'll rlfruus umlwr lln' rlirrrliun qf flrrwrry Ulllur IVIIINIVNIS :gf girls fron: I,ulmur4f tlllll IfIl.Wlli-IXIIIIII lliyll xrluwlx ml flu' lmlvx from lh- 1II1ll'I'l-N. Ur. lillur ,HIS plans for s1'l'1'ml lnla'rr'xliny pmyrulns. u ? W J ps- l mnl.' Mus. ll. fllllllill. Nlus. W. lll'lHiI'II!. Nlus. li. llIil'IIK'Nll'Ill'Ill. Mus. A. SIIIICNIC If41cle.' Mus. lvlllllI.I-INSKIIIIAIllill. Nlns. lill,l.l'INI5l'IllIi, Mus. ll. Klumli. Mus. ll. lin,-xxll.l, M0ther's Club W0 all know wlnal a mullu-r's lnuvll van do, and Dv Amlrvis is llU4'Xl'1'pllUIl. 'l'l1v Mullu'r's Club sol In work imuuwlialvly llvlpiug us lu 4-slablisll uursvlvvs in our uvw building. TIN' mollu-r's vluh parlakvs in many in- ll'l'l'SllllIEl' avlivilivs, such as, a svvviug and quill- iug.: Cirvlv, planning: parlivs and luuvlwuus and mosl imporlaul in ilu' lwarls of llu' slurlvuls is llwir sponsoring of llu' .luuior-Svuiur Prom. 'lllu' Carv ol' llu' uvw chapm-I quivkly lN'l'8llll' mu' of llu' works ul' pl'0clil1'vlim1 for llu- mnllu-rs. To malu' llwir work ulurn- mvauinglful. Fallwr Young.: vxplaiuvfl llw Hass, llw allar. llu' V4-ssvls and V4-slim-ills during sa-w'l'al ul' llwir muullnly lruwlillgs. IWW 40 Q Alwwmfhqk UN In , ., l. A7Y, ,l -M :Qi g,..g,..,,.,-.,..m.., -,,,. .,..,..... , .V . fir- ,ae-ww ... ,M -Hn- KY i l l rnnI: Nln. P. llluzlu.. Nln. .l. lCxs'ruw. Mn. l . Sllaxaluu, Nlu. L. l'uwlf1l,l. Slumlirlfl-' Nln, li, Sllklflflllll. Nln. W. l m.llnns'l'. Mn. Nlm'lYulmM'k Fathc-:r's Club - . - . . xxlll'll wa' lllllllx of svlluul splrll wx' grvn . . 1 . vrally flu mul llmlk ul a lfallwrs vlulm, ln-ll al Dv ,'xllill'l'lS ilu- vxzmlplv ul' ilu' l'Zillll'I'.S 1' K- -11.41, has lwn-n lln' idvul. This group is always busy will: smm- zivlivily for llu- lwm-lil ul' lln' svlmol. 'Flu' spunsurslnip ul' ull allllvlivs is lln' spvvial wurk ol' llw vlulm. 'Flu' svlnml bus usm-cl in lrans- pnrling playvrs was a gill ul' lln' FZ:llllK'l S vlub lllis pus! j'l'iiI'. 'I'Iw m'cl0rly Flllllllll of all YN Nllnlc-lim' 1-wuts has ln-vu placvrl in ll14'irc'apahlv lmmls. 'l'ln' lirsl clamw' al D0 :xllKlI'1'lS was llll'll' lllllll'l'lillxlIl,!. 'I'lu-sv loyal l.illlH'l'S haw un svllislwflly Q.flYl'Il ol' lllvir Iimv and 4'l'l'url lo aid lllv svluml and llu' vnlirv sludvnl lmmly uwvs Ilwm ll clvlml ul' grrulilmlr-. l'ugr -I7 -kenaf-1' Q E M Cm Qllil. llllllt- ml4 ilu A r- 2.:s f' A ill s - s , 1 1 ii 79 Q! K 4' ' XV xy' 'X I 0 lil gf 'lm' lt c X, t s ALV7 l rig! ws li fe' tl x , , QR lilac 4, Y x 'Q - 'f . to 1 !!2i9 J ZEX T The Coat of Arms of the Society of Mar As wa- st-niors prcparv to lcavo Dc Andrcis we think back ovcr our fonr ycars and rccall the many watchwords and moltos that havc bccn given to us. Now only one of each remains in onr minds. liach of tht-sv have ht,-on constantly bt-foru onr eyes while at De Andreis and will continue to bc so ova-n aftvr wc lcavv. W0 havc found thcsc words cvcry timc wc cntcrcd and loft our chapclg on onr class ringsg on onr invitations and in onr yearbook. Underclassmen and even our parents have comv in Contact with these words. Thcy are found on the coat, of arms of the Society of Mary. Thr' coat of arms will always rcmind ns of our tvachcrs and thc words of what they taught us. Form-s in Fidcf' Strong in Faith, is onr watchword. In the-sc words wc find thc true' vxprvssion ol' onr Catholic lidncation. Por Matrcm ad Filinm '6Thron h tho Mothcr to thc Son -onr motto. s g lt is onr hcritagc from our tvachcrs, as this has bccn thc guiding principle of thvir nnscllish livcs. so shall vw try to make' il onr dominant virtue' as Catholic mvn. Page 48 H Varsity Football III llll'lI'llllI'llS1'HS0lI with COHl'll lA'llll'll al llw In-lm, lln- Wiltlvals l'lll4'I'l'll ilu' Yivlory Cilllllllll only lwivv. lllll llwir g . VVlf is opponvnls vvvrv lIllpI'l'SSl'fl by ilu-ir scrap aml spirilvxl Ilvlvr- lf I i 'iP2P3i5fiMIii?f35fM minalion displays-Il on llw grricliron. Both lI'lllIllpllS Iwrw- 2-5 SlllllUIllS, ri-gislviwl ov:-I' Cliainillarlv, IIS lo 0. and xlZll'l1lll'lll', mn ' ' K.-Q iz- W IU to 0. Calllvclml llwir only otlwr IIUII-lllilglll' foo rlroppwl I l i 3, . IIII' Wilclvals, 25 lo 6. I -'I I Amr- N .. g nf' NH. lll llwu' lll'Sl Iwo Prop lA'ilQIlll' l'lll'0lIllll'l'S Iln xxllll1'iilS fm som-Irivd plagruvcl by a last llll5:1I'll'l' jinx. as ilu-5' lill lN'l'Hl'l' I I3 F I7 lol and illllldl I alliolu 7 lo 0 Sl llt'Xl on IIII' Sl'll1'illlli' vasily rompvrl lo 11 25 lo T xi1loI'N ow-I' . NlaI'y's ' DI' .'xIlClI'l'lS gI'irlclc'I's, ullilo Sl. Louis l . was l'0I'i'l'll lo go ull I 9 oul lo 0Vl'l'l'UII1l' a slirprisillgrly slIIbl1oI'II llurplo and Wllilv l'll'Vf'll I8 lo 6. ln llw linal gllcillll' ol' ilu- soasou lln' lllllll'Y laclvn Wildvals fvll vasy prvy lo Nlvliriili- ISI lo ll. Sl4Irm'ing: lxlll. xyIl.l,IANI l.IcNII:II. lla-ml Coax-li: Mn. lwllild FITzc:I4:IIAI.Im. Lim- Cozwli I Top row: .I. SNIQIQII, li. SIIITII. I . lI.wsI.AIII4:N. ll. ISm'I4:'I I'. C, lil'1l1Kl'lI!..l. xvAl,D,.l. lII4:oNxIIII, .l. SIox,xII:o. I.. Moms. Il. IIIQNIIIQII- sow. .l. M1:MmIIoN 'A Iss.: - alllilifill' lfouv: .l. llIl'l'llN I41II1'II, ll. M-IIIIIIKAIPF, li. I..-mils. F. llllmic, l.. SIIITII, ff. lllelzx-HIP. V. AI,IxIxI4:i1II'I', ll, fill,LlKNl. ll SII KI I I IK M. X Iwr. li. lIANlfiAY Hollnm lfozzu' P. ISINIIIIIIAN. Ii.SfIIINI4:II1I4:II. li. liilillllllll. lJ.ANl7l1II!SllN. CAIITAIN AI. ANlllI0l.l'1N Iczz. D. Sl'll,Kl-Ill. .l. Ilxnrzn. li. lluI'I,I4:I. l. 5'I'Al'l.IC'l'UN IHIQQI' in Page Tom Stapletone-triple threat quarterback, selected by sportwriters and coaches on the Prep League All-Star Team. Al Androlewiez-team captain, plunging fullback, a full 60-minute hustler. Bill Sehatferfshifty halfback, brutal blocker, ham- pered by leg injuries during latter part of season. Milton Ynstvversatile end, rugged and capable both on defense and oll'ensive. Kelly Smith, John Signaigofpair of seasoned guards, bnlwarks of the line. Joe Sneedfe led ends in scoring, hard taekler, effective blocker. Ray Gilliam-aggressive end, an all-out serapper. Hieh Spilker, Jim Leonard-couple of veteran tackles, with lots of spnnk and drive. Jerry Wald-switched from baekfield to end where he was good enough to make All-Prep second team. Frank Hausladen, Rich Henderson and Ebby Mc- Hugh-hard-working reserves, lack of experience kept them from seeing too much action. 51 KM usa..-M-att A V, 1 , , . 4 gr , Eff ' X4 Y , ,..,il,5,.', 1 f ' .. ., .:,j .,,.a:'!g, 4Mig,.v,: 1 ,. 1 M ,- N V. --.+I -,A ' ', Q, L. 5 f , ' ' X as ' ' 93,-,t' 1 a X 'Q . ', . 'vw ' t, t ...xy A , H v get V tl' 9451, 4 r 'Q jf' H' ,iff f ' ,.,. r-,..'- -' r - XX' ' 2 1 K ' ' I 1, I. L. ... , 4' T- il ' -' 'fy ' ,, .JQ'i'-X M54 ' Y .f ' , ' 'A arm' I W,,4,,, .9 - Lyiffififli ,awvi xxx'- fffff'M! 14 A Qxav.-ri-Twp Q, it Q .asv -- f-.s-.w-m.gs93ge-A . V32 , w,gf?l:','. ?f new' W Q 1 fs ' f '? cttw L':'fIQ,l, Q 531 5-565152 .VXWP K ,li t,,ggg.-,tW1f,, .,.w,3t,i ,tilfiiwgf Iii' me 221: fiw,,'atg, ,g -1 If a 1 ixtjfig, X..--.t.v,, 1 af- A -qw f 2gt5ff,F??,g 1r W U t .:-, 3 , l t p, if if ,K 1.,. dit ,Nix K 3 .A 4 Q V 1 .Q -an V,,. . ut 1.1: -an L-.A uns V v , , K , L. I by ju I4 I I Ju v .- 'nib .C f . ' '?s3',,:f: Q. Ill! rlvjfrilflllllfillll for 7'.Ilx. mf ' s , 'if 1. .AA u 'l'l11- Wildvalls :1pp1'4'4'ialvcI IlliYillgI a Iif-Id lu call ll1virow11 fur p1'a1'lic1', and llwy usml II11' livld i'u1'lo11g: lmurs l'Yl'l'j' a1'ln'1'11uu11 l'o1'j11sl lhal. Iivsidvs ilu-111'w'fivld. H 110W voavll was adflvd lu ilu' slaITi11 lllv lll'I'SHlI ul NI1 ' 'kv I iIzg4'1'ald. Mr. Filzgrvrald Illkldl' lln' lllll' Ins spn-c'1al1'a1'va111l Ins Slli'l'1'SSl'ZiIl bm' al'f11'1111-fl In vw-1'v UPIIUIIPIII ol' lln' Wilflvals. 'l'I11' lim' IIIFPW up a wall of pr0l1'1'liu11 for our passvrs and l11'111'm' 11111115 ui' our rrvs wc-1'v II11- rvsull uf pass plays. Wilh tha' same kind ofi11slr11r'lio11 frorn u111'4'oam'l1i11gr slallf llw Wild- mls slumlfl lu' II14' I1-a111 lusIf1p114'xI yvar lf'lA .-lll1lz'l1'c' fmvurrl 1l'l.IlIIl'l'Sf1ll' flu' IJ lf- 1 ' xmxmz. l'ug4' '73 'x ,' - --4. ...I -fs L. Q ' w - W, W J A f I Frunl: G. I . xYIN'l'liIl, KI. BAIIIIIAITT. A. Now.uamssm, C. SIICVIGIIS, .l. PFIH'I'I-III. II. WINN. II. M.u'l1:lx D. Illuucls 11 ' Y. p.. . I . .-... ,...,. III .llirlfllaw li. xvII.IllfIl,M. I.. SANIIIIICINIIIIIII. J. lil-:l.1.. I'. I'mumNY. II. Ix1l11'I'Z.fl Ihr NN I Smut I I Nw ' 1 '. A. I.m1n.uum n I An A I'ulx'l r'rA I MUIUNZ. .l. IIIIIISNICK. II. IXIPPICII, J. Luxwu Lasl: II. D4 .. .... 1. .... 'Aw Q' Dun' II Bum l l'0l1I.' II. x1llTlIAI'II,, I.. I3cn'l.!G. II. Ss1l1'u,.l. VAN Ylclm. II. SUTTON. J. DI-.. , . I. , . Ill I I fII1'4l1l'If'.' II. QIIIZICL. W. Alrwrm, Ii. Ihnwmw, 'I'. l7IiI.ANO. .l. .lmumN. I-. I-mc'rm1.wN. II. I mr.. I. Lnsl: 'l'. IImf'Fxl.n. .I. NIUIIRAY. D. NIAII'l'I'Y. W. SAN:-wmv. V. C.-u.ANnlm. W. ANU:-znsum Cnmzu Ilmnwlrzlx II.u'x1mwn Sunni klalml-1 l'ugr 5.1 0 0 t I1 a lftzrle lftlllk' tlotttu W. l1lt1NIlTll. W, W ll.t:oX. .l. illl'l'Wl'Ilt'l'lI. 'l'. IAICUNKIXIF. ll. xlklttiltkl-'lt' Sf'ulwl: W. tl'l i't1:N. A.Sot,,tn1, li. litlililt. li. Known Varsity Basketball lixpt'rit'nt't' is not somt'thing that t'an ht' had for tht' asking. Dt' fXntlrt'is tfagvrs know tht' prit't' that must ht' paid for this t'ht'risht'tl quality. 'l'ht' st'astm's rt't'ortl, 5 won and l l lost, T ol' tht' g:amt's lost ht'ing1 in tht' 5-point rutlius,l1t'ars witnt'ss to this fart. 'l'ht' llighlighl. ol' tht' st'ason was tht' l-6 to 38 upst't vit'tory owl' ti strong: St. lNlary's quinlt't. 'l'ht' tram, although huill 2iI'0ltlltl juniors, will miss tht' st'rvit't' of l'Ivt'rt'lt lioyvr, Iihlmit' 'Xlt'llug1h, Tom SliiIilt'ltlll and liill 0ttt'n, st'uiors, whost' t'xpt'rit'nt't' and will to will ltt'pt tht' squad hustling tluring tht' lT-I8 vzinlpuigrn. llltitlllllj' l.t'tmartl. t't'nlt'l'. lt'ad tht' tt'am in tht' svoring column and plat't'tl among tht' tlistrit't high st'ort'rs. llis lint' aill-arountl lloor play lt'ad tht' It'am on tht' Court. Playing for his lhirtl yt'ar on tht' varsity nt'xt yt't1r, his t'xpt'rit'nt't' and poist' will ht' t'ouutt'd on ol'tt'n. l'tlqt' il ,Sl J s Q liurk lfouv: tl. NN-l'II.lll'Il.Nl. ll. MM un. .l. liIlAllI.li. tl. xYlN'I'l'Ill Seuleal: P. l,UKAllNY, .l. Syirru. l . llllllili, W. lloicnu B Basketball l ndvr tht- coaching of Mr. .lov tlrvsnivk, tho B baskvthall squad gavv Dv ,-Nndrvis its he-st won-lost rvvord lt'lllIl of tht' I9 li'-1-8 st-ason. Its vlvvvn wins and six lossvs invludvd a 6-tl It-aguv rvvord, good for a third plaw lit' with CBC. Providing tht' pri-liminary of tht' varsity ganu- tht- Blivzc-rs always providvd an intvrt-sting contvst. Taking advanlagt' of ovcry opportunity thvy won many gamvs handily and ova-rcamo big loads to snatch othvrs. Two lossvs wvrv by a invrv point. Thu only lt-am to dvfval hluliridl' in lvagum' play, the- Sophs lwivv st-l lhvin havk. Whilv winning most of its QHIIIPS tht' li tvarn displayed a grvat dval of talvnt vapahh- ot' rt-plating thc svniors lost to tha- varsity through graduation. Suvh stars as .lim lirazill. tllvnn Winlvr and liaynu Mohr should aid tht' varsity gn-ally. l'l1gr94 K Q 1 5 3 5 J 5 Team Back How: D. BLAISDEL, J. KALINOWAKY, J. ENS, E. OTTEN, J. HANLIJN, J. SULLIVAN, C. RICHARDSON, M. MCHUGH Front Huw: .l. MUIIRAY, E. Dosmx, .I. Fun.:-JY, R. WELKER, R. EVENS, R. STRINNI Ja Bees Back Row: E. BOEDEKER, J. TROST, J. LONG, P. DOGGENDORF, R. HANSS Front Row: E. RANKIN, A. L0MBAnDo, R. PAYEIX, M. KIIIST, A. MOIXRISON, H. Mrrrz Page 56 BASEBALL TEAM F ronl: V. Srmpann. T. MUnPHY. ll. Gn,uAM. E. MCHUGH, W. K1-:Nm-:m'. W. WVPILKI-Ill, J. Lvows Illiddle: J. HECHT. J. SCHULTE. li. SPILKI-zu. J. lll'lLENBlXOCK, W. Slmrrnn. T. STAPLETON, ll. l..xNmAN Lasl: D. S'rr-zmmms. L. Mmm. W. 0'r'rl-:N. W. WVILCOX' D. BAK!-in, A. Awnnou-:wlcz 1 f ,HU t I Baseball The absence of baseball for two years at De Andreis will undoubtedly have its effect upon the team. Inexperience will again plague the Wildcats as they begin the round of prep circuits. The fact of enter- ing the ever tough prep league has given all candidates a hustling spirit. Under the direction of Brother James Powers the pitchers and catchers began the season early by limbering up in the gym. Bad weather for the first three games and for many days of practice have robbed the Wildcats of some valuable experience. The many underclassmen on the squad makes the outlook for next year look bright. . ,iv Page 5 7 r ,WT I Al 1 QW An all ou! ejfurl by Androlewicz P1 Boxing An eager group of pugilistie hopefuls answered the call for boxers. Their Courage was equal to their ambition, and so after weeks of training in the gym, we engaged St.. Louis High Sehool in the first bouts of the year. St. Louis High was the victor in the first. card, but return matches found the Wildcats at the top ol' the scoring Columns. Tournament nights were filled with exeittement as experienced De Andreian boxers paired olT with one another. Chaminade proved easy prey for the 'Cats in the last card of the season. De Auclreis students hope boxing is here to stay in the athletic program. TIIIC CHAMPS Fronl I?ou': lt. TonAt:t:l. .l. Slll4Il.l,Y, C. Uris Page 56' Second Rout: li. L,-um, M. Yl's'r. VY. SIIAFFI-Ill. .l. I .uu.m' Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. Feb. Feb. Mar. April April May May Sept. Sept. 5m Senior Calendar FHESHMEN 194-t-45 First day at high school. Bro. James new principal. 8-Mass of Holy Ghost at St. Philip Neri. 2 15- 1- ll- 11- 21- 1- .3- Father Braun, S.N., is retreat master of our first. retreat. 60,000 people attend Holy Hour at Sportsman's Park for peace and victory. Skating party. Father's Club ratlles nylon hose for athletic fund. B team opens season against Southwest. First Fathers'-Sons' get together. Boys dress in grass shirts big hit in Minstrel. 8-Big victory over Blewett: 20-18. 10- B team loses to Ferguson 24-23 after a 57-28 verdict over Brentwood in Riverview Garden 2, Tournament. Clothes drive for European countries. 29- Breezy Money brings down house. 7-Playground is leveled off. 27- 7 Picnic held at Maple Grove. SOPHOMORES 1945-46 -Mass of the Holy Ghost at St. Philip Neri. A 17-Finally school is opened after Brothers move. Sept. 30 Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Dec. Dec. Feb. Mar. Mar. May May May June Page 59 -St. Vincent de Paul Centennial rained out. 7-First N. S. Varsity defeats Coyle 18-0. 16- School Days skit presented at Open House. 20-First and only Northside annual planned. 25-Retreat with our chaplain, Father Piekarske, retreat master. 1-Skat ing part y. 7-Varsity loses to Jennings 33-23. 28 -Father-Son get-together. 2-L- Melting Pot directed by Mort Silvers. 9-Cardinal Glennon died in Ireland. 13AMass for Cardinal Glennon at St. Philip Neri. 5-May Day procession and benediction. 23-Junior-Senior banquet. 31-Class night. 2-Graduation of Seniors. Senior Calendar J UNIORS 1946-47 Sept. 3-We find ourselves at McBride with hard hours. Sept. 5-Mass of Holy Ghost at Blessed Sacrament. Oct. 5-First prep game against McBride. Oct. 12-Seniors lead in Living Rosary. Oct. 31-Prep rally in the gym. Nov. 29-Athletic assembly in McBride gym, letters awarded, teams praised. Dec. 6-Basketball season opens against Blewett. Dec. 6-Fathers Club holds scooter raffle. Dec. 20-Christmas Assembly-Juniors present '6Dr. Sawbonesf' Jan. 22- Father Chaminade day. First prep league basketball game against South Side. Jan. 30-Dance at Perpetual Help. Feb. Feb. Feb. May May June Sept. 12-Father-Son get-together. 14-Lenten assembly with McBride. 24-De Andreis is the name of the new school says Archbishop. 15- 29-Class Day. 1-Graduation Day. Senior banquet and dance. GRADUATION YEAR 1947-48 2-School opens, but the building isn't ready for school. Sept. 11-Mass of Holy Ghost at St. Engelberts. Sept. 15-School starts with only half-day. Sept. 23-Wildcats beat Chaminade 13-0 in opener. Oct. Oct. 10-First issue of school paper, Wildcat 15-Senior class rings arrive. Nov. 14-Consecration of the school to Sacred Heart. Dec. 2-De Andreis lost to St. Francis 29-35 in first basketball game. Jan. 5-Full day of school, cafeteria is finished. Jan. 9-First prep league game of season lost to Central 39-50. Jan. 26-Superior General and Assistant visits De Andreis. Jan. 28-De Andreis Tournament finds McBride over St. Louis in thrilling second overtime period. Feb. 3-First Student Council election. Feb. 7-Fathers' Club Dance, full house. Feb. 11-Lent begins with retreat, Father Young is retreat master. Feb. 14-Father-Sons' get-together. Mar. 2- Dc Andreis fights St. Louis High and loses 8-10 in first matches of season. April 5-De Andreian goes to press. April 9- May 26- Second dance sponsored by the Fathers' Club. Prom. June 4-Class Day. June 6-Graduation. Page 60 Androlewicz, Aloysius Berhorst, William . Boyer, Everett . Bracill, John . . Byrne, James . Burger, William . Colyer, Donald . Connors, Donald . DeLisle, Girard . Dumont, John . Durbin, Max . Dussold, John . Funke, Kenneth Gerke, Fred . . Gilliam, Raymond . Hausladen, Frank Hayes, Robert . . Henderson, Richard Hoefel, Robert . . Holfmeyer, Don . Huck, Lawrence . Jansen, Elmer , Kennedy, William . Leonard, James . Lienhop, Joseph . Lyons, John . . Maurer, William Mehegan, Robert . Meixner, John . . McHugh, Edward Michaels, Don . Murphy, James . Nibberich, Robert . Nuelle, Norman . O'Brien, Dan . Otten, William . Ottersbach, David . Paige, John . . Peitz, Robert . Pinz, Don . . Powers, Joseph . Pritt, Flim . . Rottjacob, Robert . Schinzing, Clill' . Schalfer, William . Shaner, Don . . Shaughnessy, Tom . Shepard, Vincent . Signaigo, John . Sinnett, Tom . . Smith, Kelly . Smith, Tom . . Sneed, Joseph . Spahl, Richard . Speckling, Carl . Spilker, Richard . Stangl, Walter . Stapleton, Tom . Tait, William . Vogler, Fred . Wald, Gerald . Walsh, James . Wiesner, Lenord Wilhelm, Marvin . Winter, Harold . Yust, Milton . . Zeller, Russell . Zoellner, William . Zuellig, Gerald . Page 61 Senior Director 2230 N . Market Street . 2900a Greer 8725 Acacia Drive, Jen. 1939 D'Amato Ct. . 2540 University Street . 5927 Saloma Avenue . . 4524 W. Florissant Avenue 505 Country Club Drive 5227 Wren Avenue . 1936 McLaran Avenue 931 Elias Avenue . . 5745 Floy Avenue . . 5430 Union Boulevard . 8744 Riverview Boulevard 4204 St. Louis Avenue . 4213 Rosewood . . . 4658 Lee Avenue . . 4758 W. Florissant Avenue 7019 Woodrow Avenue . 1910 De Soto Avenue 5933 Shulte Avenue . 2119a N. 10th Street 5018a Durant . . . 2816 N. 23rd Street 4956 Arlington Avenue . 3935 Greer Avenue . 5265 Beacon Avenue . 4971 Leahy Avenue . 1555 Gieseking Lane . 5060 Geraldine . . 2927a Greer Avenue 5428 Thrush Avenue . 1515 Obear Avenue . 2300 McLaran Avenue . 4899 Calvin Avenue . 2206 McLaren Avenue . 2643 Terrace Lane . . 8636 Goodfellow Boulevard 4718 Penrose Street . 2509 N. Sullivan Street . 4420 Jennings Road . 1314 Warren . 4308a Linton . . 5629 Hodiamont . 4259 Fair . . . 5382 Claxton . 8629 Octavia . . 8741 Acacia . . . 2056 Belle Avenue . 4561 Alcott Avenue . 4449 Forest Park . 5808a Saloma Avenue 4641 LeDuc Street 8825 Tyrill Drive . 4922 Claxton . . 5476a Partridge . 4325 Linton . . 3648 Palm Street . 5053 Queens . . 2311 Hebert . 3225 Sullivan . . 8731 Oriole Avenue . 814 Grape , . . 8201 Church Road . . 5534 Goodfellow Boulevard 8813 Blewett Avenue . 1122 Gano Avenue 5443 Robin Avenue . 5478 Gilmore . . Ch. 5041 Mu 3086 Ev 2777 Ce 6306 Mu. 9774 G0 0594 Mu 6032 Go 4106 Mu. 5933 Mu. 4588 Ev. 1166 Go 2665 Mu 8550 Lu. 1726 Co. 8563 Go. 2349 Go. 5459 Co. 4027 Ch. 1190 Mu. 2356 Co. 8536 Ev. 0539 Je 1692 Go 7796 Co 8228 Ev 4820 Ev 4086 Je 5675 Ev 3769 Ch 1624 Mu. 7532 Go 4899 Go. 3403 Ev. 3766 Ev. 3148 Ev. 6259 Ga. 6644 Ev. 2646 Ga 6626 Co. 9298 Mu 9142 Go. 1221 Go 7192 Ev. 6585 Go 7876 Go 0121 Co 0458 Je 0978 C0 9165 G0 8988 Ev 2627 Ev 1965 Fi 1750 Co 2923 Mu 5553 Ga. 0315 Je 4818 Mu 2481 Go. 6636 Ev. 7317 Mu 7222 Co. 6990 Ce 3672 Mu. 3360 Ev. 9007 , Patrons MOST REVEREND JOSEPH E. RITTER, D.D. RIGHT REVEREND ALFRED G. THOMPSON VERY REVEREND MSGR. CHARLES H. HELMSING REVEREND JAMES E. HOFLICII REVEREND JAMES MURPHY VERY REVEREND PETER A. RESCH, S.M., S.T.D., Provincial BROTHER EUGENE PAULIN, S.M., PH.D., Inspector of Schools REVEREND BERTRAND ABELL, C.P. REV. IJLNIER A. KOENEN REV. F. H. DIECKMANN REV. JOSEPH OQBRIEN REV. JOHN GEOGHEGAN REV. WILLIAM POEPPERLING REV. GERARD GLYNN REV. ELMER STOLLE REV. JAMES HARTNETT REV. CHARL TORRENCE Miss Marie Ablinger Aces Athletic Club Mr. A. B. Albrecht. Peggy Albrecht All Distributing Co. Jean Andrew Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Andrew Mr. and Mrs. A. Androlewicz Andy and Spook Mr. Sz Mrs. Frank Arehabaschio Louise Audrian Baden Market Mrs. D. L. Balch Thomas P. Balch Mr. Rudolph Ballheimer Mrs. Rudolph Ballheimer Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Bange Mrs. Helen Barbier Mr. and Mrs. A. Barczykowski Walter Barrett Bernice Barrett Mr. and Mrs. James J. Barrett Mrs. Anna Barrett Mr. and Mrs. Barry and Son Mr. and Mrs. C. Barry Mr. Wm. Barth Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bauer Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bauman Bea's Restaurant Henry Becker Mrs. Alma M. Behan Wm. Behan W. W. Bell John Bender, Jr. Josephine Bender George I. Berger Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Berhorst. William Berner Mr. Val Bethol Bill's Service Station Bills' Service Station Mrs. Mary Bisping Bluemels Confectionery Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bognar and ll children Mr. and Mrs. Bogowith J. C. Boland Mr. and Mrs. V. Boland Mr. Bernard Borgman Mrs. H. Boston Mr. and Mrs. E. Boyer Mr. and Mrs. Wm. E. Boyett Boxie Cleaners Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bradley Larry Brennan Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Brennan Mr. Henry C. Brockel and Son Maude V. Brown Mr. and Mrs. O. Bruening Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Brazill Pat and Mike Brazill Mrs. and Mrs. Paul Budo Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Buechert Geo. Burke Doris Burdge Bill and Bob Burger Edward Burger Mr. and Mrs. Wm. F. Burger Burger-Hill Memorial Post Veterans Foreign Wars Ray F. Bussmann Joe Bussmann Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Butz Mr. a11d Mrs. Buyat Mr. and Mrs. J. Byrne Mrs. Byrnes Mr. and Mrs. B. Calandro Mrs. Bertha Carey Robert Carey Philip Carey Co. Cass Avenue Service Station Phil Catanzaro Checks Service Station Cinema Tap Room Mr. and Mrs. C. Clement Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Clynes Monty Conlon Francis Conway, M.D. S. H. Crass Shoe Repair Shop Mrs. G. E. Cummins Ken Dalaviras Thomas Dalaviras George A. Dale, Sr. Mrs. Mary Davidson Mr. and Mrs. V. F. Davidson Jim Dean Mr. and Mrs. John L. Dehn Mr. and Mrs. F. L. DeLonjay Mr. and Mrs. J. DeMaria Mr. and Mrs. Clyde DeROusse Homer R. Deusek Dale Dickhans Mr. E. Diehl Margaret Dickson Dino's Market Miss Angelica Dirnberger Mr. and Mrs. Fred Doane Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Doggendorf Mrs. L. J. Dollar Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Donnelly The Dosenbach Family Dolores Dowling Mr. and Mrs. Ad Droll Mary Ann and Margaret Droll Jack Dumont Albert Dutisn, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Dusin Mrs. Helen Dussold Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Easton Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Emma Mr. and Mrs. Engelmeyer Mary Ens Esquire Food Shop Foppe's-Tom-Boy Market Mr. and Mrs. A. Forni The Fowler Family Bernie G. Ernst Cathy Evers Mr. Edward J. Evans Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ewen Mr. Edward Fiebig Jos. B. Feise Mr. and Mrs. J. Fitzgerald Mrs. Julia A. Flaherty Mr. Herman Fleiter Mr. and Mrs. Edw. Fletcher Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Frye Glennon Funke Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Funke Arthur E. Galschjodt Mr. and Mrs. B. Garvels Miss Rose Marie Garvels B. W. Geers Mr. and Mrs. George Geisz Mr. and Mrs. JOlII1 M. Gereaux Mrs. Ann Gerlach Gerlach Bake Shop Mr. August Gerringer Mrs. August Gerringer Page 62 Mr. and Mrs. V. B. Gilbers Mr. and Mrs. Floyd T. Gilliam Mabel Girse Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Gleason Mr. Louis Glowacki Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Goetemann Miss Sophia Goetemann Ed Goldberg Rex Gordon Graefe's Market Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Grawe Paul Grawe Mr. and Mrs. James Gray John V. Gray Mr. and Mrs. James A. Groeber Mr. Carl Grueltemeyer Mrs. Carl Gruettemeyer Mrs. C. Gruettemeyer John Grunwald Market Mr. and Mrs. H. Gusnard C. C. Guthrie Mary Jane Hagebusch Charles Haines, Sr. The Haines Family Mr. and Mrs. Theon Halter James E. Hanlon Jos. Hanss, Jr. Miss Evelyn Happe Harney Heights D. G. Store, Theresa Hausladen s Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Hayes Mr. and Mrs. J. Hecht Homer M. Heidger Heitmann Flowers Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hemmer Joseph Henry The Hendron Family Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Henke Clarence Hess Mr. and Mrs. Gus Hess Mr. and Mrs. Earl S. Higgins Mrs. George Helfert Mr. SL Mrs. Richard Hochecker Wesley E. Hoener Mrs. Genevieve E. Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hoing Mrs. C. Horming Margaret and Ruth Horming Mr. A. Hoyer Huelsman Shoe Co. Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Hummert Mr. and Mrs. Leo P. Hussey Elmer Jansen Mrs. Mark Jansen Mr. and Mrs. Wm. G. Jansen Vincent Jansen Virgil Jansen Jennings Sporting Goods The Jockenhoefer Family Janet Marie Jung Mrs. Helen lmig Mr. Henry lmig Mrs. H. Kalinowski Ernst F. Kamischke, Jr. Ernst. Kamischke, Sr. Mrs. V. Karch Mr. and Mrs. J. Kasselmaun Keady Family Page 63 Dr. and Mrs. Frank J. Kelly Gene Kelso Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Kelso and Family Mr. Albert Kempf Miss Alvina Kempf Miss Genevieve Kempf Mr. and Mrs. John J. Kenefick Billy Janet Kennedy Chester A. Kennedy Mrs. Chester A. Kennedy Mrs. Lucille M. Kenniston Pat Ken-ny Mrs. Joseph Kerry Robert Kiely Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kimack Mrs. P. Kipper Melvin Klempert Mr. and Mrs. B. Klevorn Jack CClickj Klevorn Arthur W. Klinge Mr. Frank Kowalski Mr. and Mrs. F. X. Krekeler Kroepel's Market Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Krone Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Kruse and Family Mrs. Helen Kruse John A. Kruse Robert J. Kuehler Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kullenberg Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Kuyath Mrs. Anna LaBruyere Kenneth LaBruyere Mr. and Mrs. A. Lagershausen Mr. and Mrs. Herman Laposha Jack and Mary Ann Laposha Mr. and Mrs. James Lay, Sr. J. Howard Layton Mr. and Mrs. J. Leonard James Leonard Anthony Lepping Mrs. Chas. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lewis Mrs. C. Lindemann Sgt. Margaret M. Lindemann Mr. and Mrs. John J. Linton, Sr. Misses I. and H. Lohmann Anna Lombardo Anthony A. Lombardo August Lombardo, Sr. Lombardo's Market Mr. a11d Mrs. Robert Long Mr. a11d Mrs. James Lowery Jack Lyons Mr. and Mrs. Jos. P. Lyons Mr. and Mrs. E. McAuliffe Mrs. Jose McCall Helen McCarthy Mr. Sz Mrs. Wm. J. McCormack Robert McCormick Mrs. P. T. McGlynn George McGrath Patricia McGrath Mrs. Julia McGraw Ebby and Mickey McHugh Mr. and Mrs. E. J. McHugh Muff and Haney McHugh Mr. and Mrs. A. McMahon Mr. 8z Mrs. J. R. McSkimming Elmer C. Maddux Geraldine Mahood Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Mahood, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Maier Joseph Maier, Jr. Earl E. Mansfield Mansfield Prescription Shop Rudy Manzotti Mr. and Mrs. Howard Margraff W. P. Marquard Rudy Marsanick Mrs. Isabelle Marshall Mary's Confectionery Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Maurer Mary Kay Maurer R. F. Maurer William A. Maurer The Mayer Family Mr. J. Meehan Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Mehegan Ellabell A. Meixner Jack Meixner John C. Meixner Mary Louise Meixner John Merz Josephine Merz Donald Michaels Mr. W. Michaels Mil's Delicatessen John Miromonti Rose Lombardo Moceri Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mohr and Family Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Mohrmann Mr. and Mrs. Wm. A. Moser Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Muenz Mr. and Mrs. H. Muehlenkamp Clem Mueller Paul P. Mueller Mr. 82 Mrs. Ed. Mullenschlader Mrs. Estelle Murphy James Murphy Mr. J. Murray Mrs. J. Murray O. Narens Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Nibberich Mr. and Mrs. J. Nowakowski Tony Nowakowski Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Obermeier Mr. and Mrs. G. Carl Obermeier Eugene H. Obcrmeier Virginia T. Obermeier Gladys and Lester O'Brien Mr. Mileo M. Occhi Louis Oldani Mr. and Mrs. James O'Leary William John O'Leary Mr. and Mrs. Nick Ollinger John O'Loughlin Frank Orzell Mrs. Walter Orzell A. H. Otten Family Bill Otten Mr. and Mrs. Dave Ottersbach Joseph Ottersbach Justine Ottersbach Dave Ottersbach Otto and Joe John Ortwerth Mr. and Mrs. A. Pacini Mr. Herman Pacini Miss Leona Pacini Miss Ruth Pacini Vernon J . Pacini Mr. and Mrs. John H. Paige Jane Papa11 The Papans Chas. H. Paul Kathleen Paul Mr. and Mrs. John Peitz August and Mary Peters Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Peters Pezold and Ubben Mr. and Mrs. Herman Pezold Plover Market Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pifat Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Pinz Mrs. John Pitlyk Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Pokorny, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Powers and Family Mr. F. L. Pritt Mrs. Grace Pritt Mrs. Rahmoeller Mrs. Verniea Raney Mr. William P. 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WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER FREE EVERYF R E EFREE EVERY ALBUM MONTH RECORD WEEK i ' Johnny Says: Come In and Win Repairs and Alteratwns EV 3950 1445 MCLARAN AVE. JEFFERSON AND HEBERT GA 8952 JEWEL SERVICE COMPLIMENTS G0 8175 - Ev 9089 Ask Your Neighbor QF THE TIRES-BATTERIES-ACCESSORIES JENNINGS AND WEST FLORISSANT AVENUES GERKE FAMILY SANDS CUT RATE DRUGS Prescription Specialists PINE LAWN CUT RATE DRUGS JACK GOLDER, R. I'n.G. 6189 NATURAL BRIDGE 7020 W. FLORISSANT MU 4446 EV 6620 ST. LOUIS, MO. JOHN G. ROEVER FEED sf M500 MILLING CO. FOLEY ,ml NATU B A WALL PAPER Si PAINT CO. .7 I RAL RIDGE VENUE Distributors EV 1540 WALLPAPER - PAINTS Let Us Solve Your Feeding Problems 4334 NATURAL BRIDGE ST. LOUIS COLFAX 8696 COM PLIM ENTS JOE SIMPKINS, INC. The FORD Center of the Nation KISSEL DRUG STORE -'THE REXALL STORE 6421 EASTON AVENUE GO 3939 3901 W. FLORISSANT LILLIAN PHARMACY COMPLIMENTS - - - 5458 Lillian at Davison FRED wg GERKE MEAT Co. MULBERRY 0933 EVERGREEN 9622 MU 3550 3744 RIVEEVIEW BLVD. IEVERGREEN 9005 Make Your Feet Happy with MODERN SHOE REPAIR SYSTEM 6811 W. FLORISSANT KENNEDY HEATING 81 SERVICE, INC. Heating, Plumbing and Air Conditioning M. A. SCHAMEL 4900 MANCHESTER FRANKLIN 5900 Page 66 TODDLE INN BI LL PAVI A Proprietor 5517 BIRGIIER AVENUE EV. 9723 DUFFY'S TAVERN 6300 NATURAL BRIDGE FINNINGEN'S BAKERY I GILMORE AND W. FLORISSANT REPUBLIC 3045 WEBSTER HOME UTILITIES' CO. 651 EAST BIG BEND WEBSTER GROVES 19, MISSOURI Sales and Service OI-EN EVENINGS FOREST 6510 THE JUKE BOX RECORD SHOP New Popular and Classical Records Also Used Records WALNUT INN FRANK AND STELLA ZUELLIG GRIESEDIECK BEERS Complete Line WINES AND LIQUORS 5179 EASTON AVENUE AT UNION 5478 GILMORE AVENUE GENE FLOOITS BUFFET J, D, CREGAN BEER - WINE - WHISKEY Flo,-ist Tables for Ladies TIIE IIOME OF DIsTINcTIvE FLOWERS GRand 9170 EVERGREEN 9184 5006 TREKLA SAINT LOUIs, MO. 2601 SOUTH KINGSHIGHWAY GAIIFIELD 7867 JOE. EICKELMAN'S One-Stop Motor Service 3835 N. FLORISSANT CAL Bremcny STANDARD PRODUCTS SAINT LOUIS 7, MO. NIAIN 4705 CIIERTNUT 5108 HOORMANN ELECTRIC COMMERCIAL-INDUSTRIAL-RESIDENTIAL WIRING AND INSTALLATIONS 1314-16 CASS AVENUE ST. LOUIS 6, MO JOHN J. PITLYK 8: SONS Pa inting Contractors FOI easy work, call the sons. It' it's hard, call Pop. RELIABLE SINCE 1918 5762 ASTRA AVENUE EVERGREEN 6310 INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR PAINTING KITCHENS BATIIS INSTITUTIONS STORE FRONTS PAUL BAN TILE COMPANY Clay and Ceramic Tile IESTIMATES ANY TIME-ANi'WHERPI 5510 GILMORE AVENUE EVERGREEN 5473 GOODI-'ELLOW 5459 JOHN O'LEARY Gardener 4758 W. FLORISSANT ST. LOUIs, MO. WATMAR MOTORS CORP. Hudson Authorized Service GOODFELLOW 67611 5454 NATURAL BRIDGE MALLETT,S GROCERY 6200 W. FLORISSANT MALTED MILKS . . . 256 DEMPSEY'S 3618 N. GRAND AVENUE HOME-MADE CANDY AND ICE CREAM Stop in After the Show Page 67 KRUKENKAMP PHARMACY LILLIAN VARIETY 4985 TRRUSR AVENUE PRESCRIPTIONISTS CO 0909 5300 UNION GOODFELLOW 3955 We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps .. C . BEN FRANKLIN STORE OMPUMENTQ 6808 WEST FLORISSANT of .I ENNINGS, MISSOUR I THOMAS CALLANAN EV 8901 4300L1NToN AVENUE KLQHRSS MARKET Restaurant - Cocktail Lounge CHOICE MEATS, GROCERIES, VEGETABLES 6923 W- FLORISSANT AVENUE AND FRESH FROSTED FOODS EV 9911 SORG'S CON FECTIONERY 4800 W. FLORISSANT ICE CREAM FOR THAT PARTY EV 9440 L. SORG COMPLIMENTS OF ST. PHILIP NERI MOTHERS' CLUB H001-'INGWSIDING-BRICK VENEER-INSIYLATING-'REMODELING FREDERIC CO. 4278-82 Natural Bridge Blvd. Eslimales Cheerfully Given FOR PROMPT SERVICE, PHONE JE 0812 DR. R. W. IVERSON Doctor of Optometry 8328 HALLS FERRY ROAD 5329A RIVERVIEW BLVD. N IEHAUS HARDWARE CO. ALBERT D. and ELMEB L. NTERAUS SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINTS AND TANNERS STUDIO Portraits of Quality VARNISHES 4104 W. FLORISSANT AVENUE COLFAX 3818 4150-52 N. NEWSTEAD ' EV. 8752 CO. GOOD!-'ELLOW 7933 EVERGREEN 7900 4248 PDASTQQN AVENUE DOY ELECTRIC APPLIANCE CO. Garment Cleaners-Water Repellent Service FRANCHISED PIIILCO, CROSLEY, IIATS CLEANED AND BLOCKED STHOMBERG-CARISON DEALERS Delivery Service Television Our Specially JEFFERSON 5025 ST. LOUIS, MO. 4023 W. FLORISSANT 5470 N. KINGSHIGHWAY BRADLEY'S GARDEN TOM BRADLEY EV 9277 3837 ST. ANN'S LANE THE ROSERY FLOWERS 4035 WEST FLORISBANT - GO. 5858 Union Florist Member F. T. D. Association O. M. BARNARD J. F. MEIXNE W. D. MCCARTER A. II. MAIYL I'a ge 621' AMERICAN SODA COMPANY Drink SUNCREST and N U-GRAPE GA. 9377 PETE GARK I' A R K D WITH GARK my Acnoss FROM KIEL AUDITORIUM 9 SOUTH 15TH ST. ST.-LOUIS 3, MO. COMPLIMENTS OF BADER'S ART STORE RELIANCE ENCRAVING H12 LOCUST STREET 701 LUCAS ST. LOUIS, MO. ST. LOUIS, MO. COMPLIMENTSOI' ALVIN H. SWENSON l.omnwrcml .Sales lhmswn CI-:. 3800 - ST. 236 TIIE LACLEDE GAS LIGHT COMPANY, ST. LOUIS 913 LOCUST STREET ST. LOUIS 1, MO. GA. 1685 SCHOOL SUPPLIES KINGS-LILL DELICATESSEN 5001 N. KINGSHIGHWAY IIOT LUNCHES SODA - ICE CREAM - GREETING CARDS - NOTIONS COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND ST. AUGUSTINE,S BOWLING REAL ESTATE? - JUST CALL COLFAX 8888 HACKER AND GRAUPNER Parties Call II. J. DEIDIIICII Realtms FRANKUN 0975 COMPLETE SERVICE 6212 W. FLOIIISSANT PLOVER MARKET GOODI-'ELLOW 3403 FANCY GROCERIES, MEATS A, H, AND VEGETABLES 5400 PLOVER AVENUE Tam Consultant 2206 MCLAIIIIAN AVENUE LOSSOS SERVICE STATION C0f7lPli'7lC'll-5' HEBERT, ELLIOT AND GLASGOW gf AVENUES ST. MARK'S HIGH SCHOOL PHONE FRANKLIN 8746 ST. LOUIS, MO. VOSS FOOD SHOP DI E D E I C H 5379 NORTH UNION F0 DRUGS ICE CREAM - SODA - CANDY - CANNED EV- 9747 GOODS THEKLA AND WHEN ST. LOUIS, Mo. lg60 MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT CIRCLE GRILL 4004 W. FLORISSANT AVENUE DELUXE HAMBURGERS STEAKS, CIIOPS, PLATE LUNCHES, FOUNTAIN SERVICE PERPETUAL HELP BOWLING ALLEYS CHAS. 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NEWSTEAD RESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL AND APPLIANCE BRING JOY TO SOMEONE DEAR TO YOU BY SENDING FLOWERS FROM KINGSLEY FLORISTS 4809 LEE AVENUE GO. 8782 Telegraph in lhe U. S. A. WE DELIVER GO. 9714 TOM AND JERRY'S MARKET 4134 NEWSTEAD SELECT MEATS, POULTRY, EGGS, AND VEGETABLES WE AIM TO PLEASE YOU HUNDELT MARKET 4156 N. NEWSTEAD MEATS - GROCERIES - VEGETABLES EVERGREEN 9651 Page 70 EVERGREEN 7183 ADRIAN MOTOR SERVICE CO. ARMSTRONG'S Shoes and Clothing 4208 NATURAL BRIDGE 6211 NATURAL BRIDGE PINE LAWN, MO. SAINT LOUIS 15' MO' CALL AND DELIVERY COLFAX 6710 A. MEYER BEVERLY CLEANERS We Operale Our Own Plant Shoe Rebuilder All Work Guaranteed KEN AND KEITH MAIN 4602 POPE 4406 ROSALIE ST. SAINT LOUIS, MO. DUNN'S PHARIWIACY BELL'S BARBER SHOP E GOODFELLOW 3957 4590 POPE POPE AND ROSALIE AVE. SAINT LOUIS EVERGREI-: 854- COMPLIMENTS or SHERMAN DRY GOODS STORE Complete Line of Ladies' and Gents' Furnishings GERLACH'S BAKE SHOP 4171 NO. NEWSTEAD 4368 COLLEGE AVENUE SAINT LOUIS 7, Mo. COMIILIMENTS OF Richard SI Lukes Package Liquors for DRUGS AND 0tt9S Shoe Re-pair PHONE EVERGREEN 3814 5754 W. FLORISSANT MU. 0122 THEKLA AND WREN SAINT LOUIS, MO. ROYCE PIPE SHOP 4129 W. FLORISSANT LARGEST STOCK OF MENVS PIPI-:S IN NORTH SAINT IKNYIS CIGARS, CIGARETTES, TOBACCO, CANDY Open 'till 8:30 P. M. WARNE GRILL 3938 W. FLORISSANT THE S. A. A. BAR Proprielors and Barlenders HAROLD .lETTERBUG WINTER FRANK LOVER HAUSLADEN. COMPLIMENTS OF LINDER'S MARKET JOHN USTACHER' BRAZILL 4259 CLAY Ev' 9338 HUDSONTDODGSQCHEVROQLJET- TERRAPLANE AND M ALT LYMOUTH ERVICE LANG MOTOR SERVICE MELQDBAR 3008 N. GRAND AvENUE NENVSTEAD 7195 SAINT LOUIS 2926 AND 2928 MARCUS AVENUE R 71 COMPLIMENTS OF Schaeffer Electrical Contractors SIDNEY 5800 1819 SIDNEY RYFF EL 81 RATZ PLUMBING CO. Sanitary Engineers 6127 PAGE BOULEVARD CABANY 4590 Elliott 81 Barry Engineering CO. Heating Engineers and Contractors F RANKLIN 4127 4060 WEST PINE BLVD. INDUSTRIAL Sz DECORATIVE FLOOR CO. - YOUNG SALES CORPORATION Johns Manville Approved Contractors for Asphalt Tile Floors as Installed in DeAndreiS High School Floors for Institution Buildings 1054 CENTRAL INDUSTRIAL DRIVE PHONE! GRAND 3080 TASTEE CREAM DO-NUT SHOP H- J- SCHENE HARDWARE Sr HOT FRESH DO-NUTS DAILY CO' HARDWARE, PAINT, and GLASS Sa d Gravel, Cement, Sewer Pipe and Clay Products Special Pnces for Gatherings Your Patronnge Always Apprecinlerl Herr EV . 9291 3625 WEST FLORISSANT GA. 9472 4302 LINTON AVENUE ST, LOUIS 7, M0 MCDONOUGH REALTY CO. A :PE Def Realtors REAL ESTATE - LOANS -INSURANCE 6606 W. FLORISSANT Co. 8800 PHONE: EVERGREEN 2718 IRIBIEROWICZ FOOD MARKET JOHN GRBCICH CONTRACTING We SMM in CU- CHOICE MEAT, GROCERIES AND Estimates Cheerfully Given VEGETABLES SALOMA AVENUE ST. LOUIS 20, MO. CHESTNUT N. JEFFERSON AVE. SPECIALIZED SERVICE STATION GEO. S. GRESCHNER, Proprietor N. W. CORNER PAIINELL AND SULLIVAN 1101186 of Tapered Stacks' ST. LOUIS, MO. . 220 N. 6TH STREET ILXPERT LUBRICATION-CARS AND TRUCKS Ig7 A FRIENDE BRIDAL PHOTOGRAPHER SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHER VAN-MILLER STUDIO FRANKLIN 1881 3561 OLIVE STREET THE SENIORS OF 1949 Congratulale THE SENIORS OF 1948 On the occasion of their graduation O We Wish You Coffs Blessings and Mary's Protection During LIFE ll 0 L L Y S ll 0 P P E We make our own Ice Cream with the best ingredients. Fountain Service EVERGREEN 9923 M03 ATHLONE GOOD HEALTH GOOD FOOD K O O B ' S BREADS -- SELECT PASTRIES 2823 MARCUS AT ST. LOUIS 5738 W. FLORISSANT AVENUE 5008 THEKLA AT KINGSHIGHWAY 3915 W. FLORISSANT AVENUE C. RALLO CONTRACTING CO., Inc. General Contractors 4541 ST. LOUIS AVENUE ST. LOUIS 15, MISSOURI PHONE MU. 9030 COMPLIMENTS OF 1Kaemmerlen Electric CO. 2728 LOCUST STREET LU. 2222 Minnigerode Sporting Goods, Inc. GRAND AT NATLTRAII BRIDGE TRY BOXIE CLEANERS ODORLESS MOTH-PROOF CLEANING WE OPERATE OUR OWN CLEANING PLANT WEST FLORISSANT AND OBEAR AVENUE IT'S Rucker'S Drug Stores FOR PRESCRIPTIONS .--' E Drink VESS COLA ff, COLA I PARENTS AND FRIENDS: FOR REAL HONIE COMFORT, INSULATE WITH FIXCO ROCK WOOL The Graduates Broadcasting for FIX EIETZLHATE CO. R WM. J. KENNEDY STATIONERY CO. Commercial Stationers . . . Printers . . . 802 PINE STREET Architect ll E N Il Y P . ll E S S RESIDENCE: Fo. 7040 - OFFICE: CO. 9094 4005 WEST FLORISSANT ST. LOUIS 7, M O. Wm. F. Ellerhroek Bakeries 1434-44 N. 13TH STREET ST. LOUIS 6, MISSOURI SHOP DOWNTOWN AT L ynn's SIXTH AND DELMAR St. Louis' Largest and Busiest Independent Food Market CABANI' 6588 GARFIELD 4962 ROONEY HEATING AND SHEET METAL CO., INC 6281 BARTMER AVENUE Q14j 2558w DODIER STREET C73 JEFFERSON 3206 American Trunk 81 Sample Case Mfg. CO., Inc. Specialize in Sample Cases 3829 OLIVE STREET ST. LOUIS, MISSOIIRI 0'BIlIEN'S MARKET WE DELIVER - EVERGREEN 1850 FULL LINE OF FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 4337 SHREVE ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI COMPLIMENTS OF THE FACULTY AND STUDENTS OF LAROURE HIGH SCHOOL COMPLIMENTS COM PLIM ENT S OF OF ROSATI-KAIN NEW ERA High School SHIRT CO. FRED J. BACH ICE REALTY CO. ' COAL REAL ESTATE AND 0 .BUSINESS FUEL OIL O 3714 JENNINGS ROAD ICE BEFBIGEBATOBS FIRESIDE 5000 ' PINE LAWN, M0, AUTOMATIC HEAT EQUIPMENT O SEE BACH,S PHOTO LISTINGS GALLERY Open 2-L Hours a Day THE 8 CO. We Sell P 0Pe fy QWCH3' JEFFERSON 1000 ST. LOUIS 8, MO The Hesse Company GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES CO 3143 4012-14 W'est Florissant Avenue ST. LOUIS 7, M0. GIVE HER A BOX OF JOHNSTON CHOCOLATE CANDY GIVE HIM A Box OF OPTIMO OR ROYALIST R. C. A. VICTOR AND GENERAL CIGARS ELECTRIC PHONOGRAPHS C FOR THE LATEST IN RECORDS Victor Mercury Col mbia Signat re . Declga Vogueu Geo. Eu Broeker Clgar CO: Capitol Diamond Inc M-G-M Huckster ' 2100 NORTH NINTH STREET North Sl. 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