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A fi J' 'JYTQ1 ' -2,134.13 Once more we present to the faculty and student body an mdependently publrshed Annual pt tur1ng cnool l1fe at De Paul for another season Desptte usual war condtttons 1t has been our pol c, to generally mprove and enlarge on the ortgmal edt tron of last year There IS a notable tncrease IH pages and rn the number of p1ctures We make no apologtes for lmposed restrrcttons Rather we prefer to m1n1rn1e tl err presence and trust that others w1ll agree wtth us that they detract httle or nothrng from tr e books value senttmental or otherwlse For the large subscrtptton number and frnanctal balance of the 1945 Annual a great debt of gratrtude s owed Mr Wlllram Phee moderator of the book l-le has readtly devoted h1s valu able t1me to the Annual s pecuntary end whtch thts year oper ated under extremely adverse condtttons ln rookmg back l may truly state that l consrder no man at De Paul more capable or sutted for th1s task than Mr Phee f-le has proved a great boon to our endeavor We should also lrke to express our apprec1at1on to those gentlemen at Pont1ac Engravtng Company who IH vlew of our dtre f1nanc1al state were mstrumental tn economtztng for us as far as was advtsable l am lrkewrse grateful for the asststance rendered me by the other edrtors tn partlcular by the Arrangements and Asstst ant Edrtors For the capable d1rect1on of the Athlettc sectron we have several competent sportsmen to thank Frnally I should ltke to thank our prmcxpal the Rev Edmund R Vohs and Regtstrar Rev Bernard I F1tzGerald for the ltttle a1ds and suggesttons they were always wrlltng to offer To these and all others who have expressed thetr encour agement on our efforts we dedrcate thts book and trust that tt comphes wtth thetr concepttons of a worth .vntle Annual THE EDITOR , . .F . 5, . , V .3 rv X 1. f , 2 1 , . ,W , . . . Q , . I ' - A , ' .. , . , , I - , . , , Edltor 1n Chlef Arrangements Edltor Assxstant Echtor Assoc1ate Edltor Sports Ed1tor Photographxc Edltor Photographers Staii Columnlsts Sf Robert Shack Gerard He1ng Vlncent Rush M1chael O Shea Bernard Hebei Howard Flesch Adam Przybyszewsln Frank Bader Rlchard Ladd George Krueger Iohn Hajduk Denrus Ryan Thomas McManus W1ll1am Leeds Robert Spechi Wlllldm Lynch gahfors aff Managing Editor . . . . . Stanley Paslgo - J . . . . . 1 , , ? 1 . . C Hrs Excellency The Most Reverend SAMUEL ALPHONSOS STRITCH D D Fourth Archb1shop of Chxcago 6ACll'lCe!Al ofclbe VERY REX MICHAEL OCONNELL CM STD Superlor of the Congregauon of the M1SS1OH of the Clucago Area f ml lgredcclenf ofl pauf 7 9 . . . ., C igreawfenf of me foe-mf VERY REV. COMERFORD UMALLEY. CM.. S.T.D VERY REV EDMUND R VOHS CM AM rinciloaf 0 me pau! 4 . . , . ., . . REV BERNARD FITZGERALD, CM, AM mgl1ffl CLl REX FRAINCIS WATTERSON CM AM Qdfl of QLJCZIU U18 J, H ,L , k- 'ln' 1 I I O O Mr W I Phee Rev F S Enzwerler Mr A C Souton Rev I S S-mth B Sc A M M Sc C M A M Mr Wrllram I Phee rs the energetrc head of the Commerce Department of De Paul It rs hrs hrrr belref that an educatron cannot be obtained from books alone but that an actrve partrcrpatron rn extra curncular pursurts rs also necessary to rnsure success rn later lrfe That Mr Phee practrces what he preaches rs clearly shown by hrs enthusrastrc and untrnng work rn hrs capacrty as moderator of the Commerce Club faculty advrsor to the Annual staff and as a member of the Academy Athlehc Board Teachrng German and Englrsh wrth dynamic sptrrt rs the Reverend Frank Enzwerler Father Enzwerler rs known throughout the school for hrs ready hsts lusty vorce and above all hrs brg heart whrch everyone rs soon to recognrze H rs a great benefactor of the forergn mrssrons hrs room havrng lclontrrhutled more to the Propagatron of the Faith than any other He rs extremely popular wrth all rs puprs Mr Souton the yolly red harred dean of the Chemrstry Department rs a trreless worker rn the students behalf He rs one of the best hked teachers at the Academy As rn prevrous years M Souton serves as moderator of the Chenustry club whrch through hrs effort has rrsen to a pornt of promrnence among Academy Actrvrtres In addrtron Mr Souton has generously grven hrs trme to help reorganrze and moderate our growrng Stamp Club Father Smrth rs our versatrle Englrsh prof He rs an authorrty rn every freld of lrterature and on the srde has shown a profrcrent knowledge of radro and mechanrcs There rs scarcely an Englrsh rule or reference for whrch he cannot account or whrch he cannot augment wrth detarls Many of us have heard of hrs amazing room rn whrch a multitude of treasures are stored but few have looked wrthrn Mr Deeny Rev C A Norman Mr E W McClane Mr I I Kovacs I C M A M Ph B LL B B Sc De Pauls undrsputed wrzard of Physics rs Mr B I Deeny He rules the Physrcs Department wrth on rron hand whrch he wrelds over hrs pupils rn an effort to rmpart to them a thorough knowledge of the fundamentals of that drffrcult scrence He has already made some valuable suggestions whrch have been adopted to the development and rmpwvement of radar equrpment In addrton to Physrcs Mr Deeny teaches Crvrcs Fr Norman s qurclr wrt and lrkeable personalrty have obtarned for hrm a place of esteem wrth every student whom he has taught One of the foremost authorrtres on Latrn at De Paul Father Norman also teaches Relrgron classes The short Latrn qurps that appear from trme to trme rn the PREP have been contrrbuted by Father Norman Mr E W McClane rs fondly known as the Ernstern of De Paul Academy Hrs verrtable store house of mathematrcs contmually awes hrs students In sprte of hrs stnct drscrplrne rn the school room Mr McClane rs one of the best lrked rnstructors at De Paul In past years hrs football prowess durrng hrs college days had become almost legendary but thrs year he proved hrs athletic abrlrty by helprng to coach several of the teams Dapper likeable Mr Kovacs has been assocrated wrth De Paul for several years Previously he served the Academy as regrstrar but durrng recent years Mr Kovacs has devoted all of hrs trme to the teachrng of General Scrence Most of the Freshmen become acquarnted wrth Mr Kovacs at an early trme and thrs acquarntance often contrnues and rs strengthened qs the school yeqgg rgll gn CLC!! ,f Q 'I'. ' LB, ' .' .' .' ' I. ' I . -' .I ' ' . r. .n.r. . . .. , .. . . . .. A.B.. .D. . .. . . . .. . . . . Rev W T Gaughan Mr I I. McCabe Mr S O McCune Rev C I McCarthy C M A M C M A M Father Gaughan xs comparatlvely new at De Paul having arnved only last year But dunng that txme he has shown by hls youthful vigor and stern declsxveness that he has the we'fare of the stu dents at heart Father Gaughan has thxs year assumed the posxtxon of PREP moderator Through hxs xnstructxon ln English and Sociology he has come in contact with most students at De Paul Our Mechamcal Drawing Professor Mr McCabe is an amxable man well lxked by the entire student body He always has a srrule for everyone and his wide range of knowledge IS at the hand of any student any txme After school hours he has found txme to become Moderator of the Camera Club wluch ln a great part owes xts success to Mr McCabe Our yovxal Professor of History and Mathematxcs Mr McCune IS well known to freshmen and seniors alike He xs partxcularly liked because of the outslde and he IB always wxllxng to give to any student Kxnd considerate and amxahle he holds a high positron ln the esteem of all He xs now ln has thxrd year at De Paul De Paul Academy has its own Word War l hero ln the form of Fr C McCarthy Father Mac IS the instructor that teaches rellglon with that lxttle spnnklmg of humor that keeps the subpect frorn becomxng dry Hxs practxce ot supplementing the matenal contained xn the hook wxth hxs own knowledge gleaned durmg hxs travels around the corners of the earth meet wxth the umted approval of Academy students Rev W Cook Mr M Baron Rev F O Malley Mr F Ienks C M A M Ph B C M A M Ph B The Rev W Cook is new teaching Latxn and Relxgxon at hxs hxgh school alma mater Before entenng the seminary he attended De Paul Academy for the full four years He was ordained l943 He xs a favorlte with the under classmen wath whom he comes most xn contact as an xnstructor Not every hugh school has an Instructor who attended the Sorhonne ID Pans but Mr Max Baron teacher of the Romance Languages went there Already he IS known to many students and is a prominent faculty member Actxng rn the capacxty of moderator of the Franco Spanish Cl.xb and the Chess Club Mr Baron has proved that he 1 interested ln extra curricular actxvrtles Another new arnval at the Academy this year IS the Rev F OMalley He xs teachxng Englxsh Latm and Religion to the underclassmen Prevmously he was engaged rn pansh work among the whlte and colored Cathohcs at Cape Grrardeau Massoun In 1943 Father O Malley traveled about as a motor nussxoner A former student of De Paul University and athletlc coach at Loyola Academy is the present coach of the Heavywexght Football Team and instructor of Spamsh and English He IS Mr Frank Ienks who arnved this year He was a leadxng athlete in high school where hxs outstanding play earned for hun the honors of All Catholrc center Hxs exnert traxnxng and boundless enthusiasm resulted ln a notxceable renewal last season of De Paul Academys hghhng splnt CLCU f .1 .. 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' , , -93 t ' i ' I Q' . . u' in Rev L F Zoeller MrssM Prper Rev I E Brennan Rev P 7 Drlrberto C M A M Accountant M A M C M A M Rev L Zoeller has been associated wrth the Academy for several years and durrng that trme has made many frrends among the students He contrnuously awes the students by hrs qurck and some trmes coy puns The sedate way rn whrch he conducts hrs Englrsh Relrgron and math classes and rncrdentally rebukes offenders has been the object of much lrrendly crrtrcrsm among the student body Mr s Prper has been servrng De Paul students rn the capacrty of Accoun ant for two years now Prevrously assocrated wrth De Paul she cannot be consrdered a new comer Through her oblrgmg manner rn dealrng wrth students Mrss Prper has become a srncere frrend to us all Father Ioseph Brennan has shown that a profes or can teach mathema rcs and strll remarn popular ln hrs two years at De Paul he has become one of the most ardent followers of athletrcs among the faculty Hrs rngenrous method ol teachrng and hrs perpetual smrle go together to make up one ot the most popular teachers In the future years we hope to see Fr Brennan occupyrng an ever rncreasrngly popular posrtron at De Paul Although Fr Drlrberto has taught at De Paul for only two years he has become one of the most popular faculty members Hrs genral personalrty has enabled hrm to acqurre many frrends Fr Drlr bertos pronounced organrzrng ahrlrty rs shown rn hrs handlrng of De Paul s Bowlrng Club ln a few short months he was able to expand thrs sport from an average actrvrty rnto the largest rntramurat group rn the Academy Rev E I Brennan Mr T H Rorke Mr H F Taylor Rev W M Krrschten Mr T M Iustus CMAM AM MMus CMAM MMus Rev Edward Brennan rnstructor of Mathematrcs rs a modest unassumrng man However rn Fr Brennans classes no one takes advantage of the rnstructors good nature rf he values hrs lrfe Hrs method of teachrng rs strarghtforward and he succeeds rn rnstrllrng hrs rdeas rnto the mrnd ol the student Fr Brennans support of all Academy actrvrtres rs a source of rnsprratron to all who take part rn them Though Mr Rorke has taught at De Paul only two years rt rs by no means new to hrm for he attended the Academy as a student hrmsell For thrs reason he rs well acquarnted wrth the average De Pauhte Ho has met wth great acclarm from all srdes Mr Rorke rs noted chrefly for hrs studies rn economrcs though he also teaches Hrstory and Enalrsh The Academy Chorr rs under the expert drrectron of Mr R F Taylor for the second consecutrve year He took up the posrtron last year after the term had already begun We owe the rmproved srngrng rn church on Frrday mornrngs and the hne concerts grven durrng the year to hrs caretul and precrse coachrng There have been several De Paul students who have gone on to become teachers and ultrmately return to De Paul rn the drrvers seat Fr W Krrschten rs an Academy alumnus Though he has been here for a comparatrvely short trme Father Krrschten has been elevated to the popular group f Academy rnstructors Hrs consrderatron of student problems rn Englrsh and Relrgron classes whrch h teaches has garned for hrm the respect of many boys Mr 'l' Iustus drrects the bands of both the Academy and the Unrversrty The frrm but smrlrng manner rn which he handles the boys of the band has grven De Paul a polrshed musrcal group whrch supplres those peppy marches at our football and basketball games Hrs band could be heard almost every week durrng the college basketball season performrng at the Chrcago Stadrurn supportrng De Paul Unrversrty s powerful basketball squad CLCU, MrssH M Haynes Mrss C Saletta Rev I McHardy Mrs C Mrlke Rev W I Ryan Bursar C M A M Accountant C M A M The genral operator ot the Book Store at the north end of the corrrdor on A tloor rs Mrss H M Haynes Most of the students of the Academy are sure to meet her at some trme or another durrng therr stay at De Paul as Mrss Haynes handles the turtron tees and books for the schools Her busr nesslrke operatron ol the store wrth the many drifrcult tasks connected wrth rt rs admrred throughout the school Another new comer to our taculty rs Mrss Chrrstrne Saletta who holds the posrtron ot lrbrarran She had been well prepared tor thrs work at Rosary College whrch she attended lust prror to her arrrval at De Paul Under her capable drrectron the Academy lrbrary remarns one oi whrch any school could be proud Another rather newly ordarned was Father I McHardy an rnstructor of Hrstory Latrn and Re lrgron at the Academy lor the trrst semester He formerly served as a Chaplarn rn a New Orleans hosprtal and as an assrstant at a church rn Perryvrlle Mrssourr belore arrrvrng at De Paul thrs year He was very popular wrth hrs students because ot hrs pleasant drsposrtron and understandrng manner Mrs Mrlke rs one of the best lrked members at De Paul All students are lamrlrar wrth her qurck wrt and snappy replres rn therr lrnancral dealrngs wrth her rn the bookstore We all hope that Mrs Mllkes stay at De Paul wrll be a long and pleasant one The second semester welcomed Fr W I Ryan to the faculty He has shown hrs versatrlrty by qurckly adaptrng hrmselt to hrs new surroundrngs Hrs puprls grve wrllrng testrrnony to hrs pleasant personalrty and ettectrve manner ot teachrng Trme tor Decrsron CLC!! 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Y . wk Senior Honor Roll -A' Halduk Iohn QI'll0l arid Q 9 Hemg Gerard Shack Robert lt IS now wnh four memorable years behrnd us that we tne Senror Class of De Paul Academy shall beg1n to apprectate the old statement that ones hlgh school days are the best days of h1s l1fe That they have been mem orable years even the most hard hearted of us wrll admtt after some re flectton That we have been duly prepared for what shall follow t1me W1ll ultrmately prove The Class of 45 makes no boastful clalms for what 1' has accompllshed rn the past leaves beh1nd no detarled l1st of achrevements that mrght be mstrumental to the cr1t1c1sm of others but rather w1shes to po1nt out that 1t has added another rung to the growmg ladder of development of De Paul Academy It may be that as senrors we helped brmg back some of the team support charactenstrc of De Paul 1I'1 former days We hope so but we know also that Colonel Haggerty and the new coach1ng staff were chrefly responstble for thrs We hope too by our behav1or to have set for the underclassmen some measure of unassummg normahty to the t1tle of sen1or Our class has had 1ts share of leaders and sportsmen most of whom wrll Thrs last year has been an all around good one desp1te the 1mposed nandtcaps of war We have ernoyed the comforts of a completely renovated DL1lld1I'1Q We have emoyed the tremendous pnvllege of bemg rnstructed by a faculty of aood prewar standards Then too our rel1g1on has never been neglected We f1nd no need to revrew 1n detall these four f1n1shed years of Chr1st1an educatron lt has been the same slow process of change from awkwardness to matunty Before leavmg dr enttre class mshes to extend tts apprectatron to the faculty whtch lent ts efforts ursparrngly rn the development of our mrnds and characters We eel we are no fr ready to tangle w1th the world be taken up in a different department of this book. Ei ht en Spivit of Seniority Though we live in a realm of discolor Imhued hy the tinrture of lust, There remains to the eye one illustrous tie To enlighten this colorless dust. In varying tones of distinction, In lessening shades of renown, The spotless appeal o the common i eal Succeeds lo the popular crown: The admzrzng worshzp o younger For older o weaker or strong The avazlxng deszre to advance or retzre As zs wont to the man o the throng Thus hehooves xt the semor such stu To embody he zttzng hrs stead Exemph y well therea ter to swell In hzs estzmates never m head Robert Shack Q ANDREWS EABICK BARR BOHNKE ALFRED I ANDREWS Eng1neer1na Cl1b 41 3 Frewch C try Cl1b 45 l.lGl7lVJEEl l' Football ba 42 ROBERT W BABICK 1 htw 1' c In ra Ease-ba Cho e 5 ro RICHARD E BACKLEY Intrar' a Basebml mural Basketball 45 FRANK N BADER Came a LOUIS V BAMBINI lntrar' Bac ba ub 1 Club 45 EARL W BAILEY Eowlu' I' o Spam C un erce Club HY' Co Cf 1: ChOl BACKLEY BRANSKI Engmeenng 44 CDETW1 lntrarrura Base Scxence 1: call C C 'll' GB L1beru1 Arla ub 45 ln ra Scxence 45 Propaga cr o Commerce C Bcw n 5 h 15 r Engmeermg 43 Per l' IU gfdffd f1945 -4 I BADER BAMBINI BAILEY BRICHETTO BRUNS CARROLL WILLIAM M BARR General Commerce Cl 1: 45 pamqh Club 45 IOHN T BOHNKE Engmeermg U1 neer11g C L2 43 e w Cub 45 EUGENE I BRANSKI General eavywe1gh1 Foo ball 42 3 44 Im a 1.1 a Basketb l 44 Sottbal Tear 44 Tax Team 41 Sw1mm1n, Tea 1 IL Monoaram Club 44 ln meertna Club 43 CHe'n1s'ry C b 45 ROBERT I BRICHETTO Commerce Softball Tearr 42 lntramura Baseball 414 43 ln a VI ral Ba ke cal 42 44 Bowlma Club 43 44 C em st y Cl,1b 5 Commer e Cl b 43 44 Spamsh C ub 45 Cxsca L la arnu al Foo na 4 In ra u a Baseball 4L 45 ln' am ral Easxetba Ca merce C Pres1der1t 453 Spfm1sl'1 Cl L: 45 Che ISIYY Club P e S a 45 lTyp1st1 Annual Sta an e omm tees 44 45 lCha1rman 453 11 ee CISCO 4 lumor Prep C' lTyp1stD Pram Com RICHARD H CARROLL Engmeetmg I. b El bt Voctb wvte oo'bal c' 13 e 5 lncmeer Cl1 D 'TIS Q V 1 V13 1 lub 43, ' , ' 1 s- 1 u' ' 7 5 , ' , 11 '1 5 4 'J .1 '42 1 1 - ll ' . , , -1 gi 1 LLL, ' Ch rrustrj l' ',- I. q eigj F ctba.l 41 lntrcrxural Bas' ez' ' '42 43 . 2 r:i,.r:1 ' ll '43 Track 44: E:v:l1r1g lub 43, '44 3 , - ' f 4 1 , ,W ,, ' G- ar 44 Ch rmstr' CU.: 45 P C .1 '45 732' f A' fn I C- ' fi'-' ,Q 11ur 1 '44 '45 C Sh CE ' 7 Z - I ' .1 V7 I ' l' V' C, I' , tr A . Li 'l 1' . 44, ' , '43, 1 7 Clu' 45 Clt,:iLftr'.' Q 3 I1 1 i Fouh 42 45, Pre? Src: 44, '45 Annual Star: 45 WILLIAM I. BRUNS Commerce 111r1'r T' l1 ' 43 44 1 mtl '43, '44, ' 1 .r 15 ' ll '42 '43, '44, '45 - lub '4 l ' V ' C, Mural .e, ll All Comm 47 11 Q A U' I 44 I 145.4 L Cl E42 C sca V12 Sgimeh ' ' 44 '4 C em 1 y 514 V 8 I 1 , 1 ,f7 'N' '- ' M -I 145. ' ' 1g Cl1'. 43 44 f,:,i1r1e. 1g Cf.: 4? 'I' r tc. IQ tw Q . 1 all 42 Heavj ' 17l'1t I' , l '43 44 liz' 43 44 .lp-IT'.1f'ry C111 '45 Prep S 42 lr1'r':fr1.1r1l Basketball F Ch YT1l?'Y'y'Cl1iT2 4. L K Y r 42 LHQ 1' 43 Sp-1 h C1'.g' 44, 45 0 O O O I Pane T'.'.'ei1t CHRYSTAL CORCORAN CZAIA EVANSON FEIGEI. FENILI IOHN I CHRYSTAL Engxneenng rack Team Z 43 45 ln amural Focvball lr111'Grr'urG Basketball 45 Cherus V Club Vr1'11n mg glub 45 Camera Clb 4 C L ho1 PATRICK L CORCORAN General I.1ghtwe1ar1 Foo ba z Clfern 1. EDWARD R CZAIA Commerce Llghtwelght Football 412 lntraru cl' Ba eba nt cz m ral Baske D311 43 Commerce C n 43 44 4 Chem lSlfY Club 45 Spamsh C' b 44 Anr1.alS1:1 T 151 EDMUND I DEAL General r'.1 al Bunce ba11 Cc: a 45 Cherus ry C RAY DI DOMENICO Llghtwergn Footr:a1 nt cz 11 Bcseba QJSK D ' A 3 Im m Footba :mee 1n Club L Mono, 1 C b Bow IF o1r 42 44 Da ce Corr 1 General 1. Heafvw O O O O DEAL DX DOMENICO FIACK FIERI CHARLES F DIVER IOHN E EVANSON a 1uro Bcrske'b:1 NORMAN I FEIGEL ln czrrural Sol bo 1n Club Club 45 ADOLPH I FENILI Softball earn 2 DIVER FLATLEY General General 1 3 ba l Engmeermg 'E 1 4? Bo ul eer '13 l Cl r'11stry Commerce a e li lr ra'r1urC1l asketball 45 Co me e Club ea n cn1sl'1 Club 44 5 L '11 v b RAYMOND l FIACK Cl e '11s'ry J IOHN F FIERI 1 al Easeb E :mee rx C 7 le THOMAS M FLATLEY L1 l' we1gH Fo b Baske L Engmeermg General K 14 General l'1 C e Gem o 1945 age Twe t one T '4', ' , '44, ' 7 1 tr 1 ' 1 1 '43 1 I '1 1 trA ' '45 1, I eer ' ' lx' '2 43 Bcwimi lu' 44 '45q r '42, '43, '44, lntr .. E . 1 ll '43, lngrarnunl zse- l1 '42 '44 Eawung Cqgb '44 '4: Sgzmeh C11.:, '43, 41 ' ft 1 'El '4'Q 1 11istry Ciu' '45 ' ' Yr 1 I 11 '-ll. lnircmgxra. I, skafkall ' . ' - g '43 44' Hrggn :1 C1145 '-3 1c1 ' ' .1:1 - l1'42,l r- 1u ' 1' ' , 1 lu' ' Q, 15, 1- ' ' , lil ' - -' if Y? '-Qi T 1. '4 g Intramural B S ball 1t .1 B ' 5 rc '-14 -45 CT: S.: '-153: Sp .1 ' , '4 C..-3.1 str, C.u '451 Llghtwelqht Foofbqv '41 1HffUf11f23B?feb1Q? 42. Inga' Camera Cll1b '42 '43 '44 2.U:1m:'1-r1r13 Club '437 11' r 1 - 3 42 :tier C.,: -15, Sgcmsh C111 , 11- '44, ' , . T lub '45 ' U ' A' lr1,fr:1.ur 1 G11 '4ff 42: '44 l:'rE:j111r11,E1s'e!,.c1Q 412 ln4 YL.V 1111: 4- 1er:1s'ry .wb 43 'I ' 1' 'I e1gl'1f Focibzll 41 43 '44' I r m'r:1l 1Q '42, '44- lritrarnurczl -1 'et' . 1 Q ' al. '4', '4 rayurcl 11 42 '43, '44 End 1 r- g .I 12 ct all 41: Intrctrxurc. Ease-b31: '43: 11:3- g ' 4 'ran lu '44 1g Club 41C :tural 1' :ll '42 '43 Cltetmsiry .11b 4: Pr p '44 Ch ' 43, n ttee '44 Cl5CC '43, '44. 7' 1 FLESCH FORREST GEMSKIE GIBLIN GLENN GODZIELA GORMLEY HAIDUK HARKIN HOWARD P FLESCII Engxneermg Camera Club 45 IIVICS Pres 453 Chemtstry Club 45 Engtneertng Club 43 Prep Stall 45 Annual 44 45 IOHN I FORREST General L1 htwelght Football 42 43 Heavywetght Basketball 4 44 45 Heavywelght Football 45 WALTER F GEMSKIE General Heavywetght Football 43 44 Bowlmg Club 42 43 44 45 Intramural Basketball 42 Intramural Baseball 4 3 IERRY F GIBLIN Commerce Flywe1ght Basketball 42 Bantamwetght Basketball 42 45 Spamsl' Club 43 44 45 Intramural Baseball 42 WILLIAM G GLENN General Intramural Basketball 42 Intramural Baseball 42 Com merce Club 43 44 Chemtstry Club 45 Clsca 42 RICHARD R GODZIELA Llberal Arts I-Ieavywetgh' Basketball 42 3 44 45 Chemlsr Club 45 NORMAN D GORMLEY General I.1gh!we1ghtFootball 42 Eng neerrng Club 43 Clsca 42 Con er e Club 45 Cfaaa 0 1945 HEBEI. HEING HEISLER IOHN C HAIDUK Engmeenng Camera Club 42 43 44 45 CPres 451 Engtneermg Club 43 Chemlstr Club 45 French Club 43 44 Chotr 45 Prep Statt 4 Annual Staff 45 Propagatton t Fatth Collector 42 43 PATRICK E HARKIN Commerce Track Team 44 L1 htwetght Football 42 Intramural Basketball 42 45 ntramural Baseball 42 45 Intra mural Football 42 Commerce Club 43 44 45 Chem rstry Club 45 BERNARD W HEBEL Engmeenng Intramural Softball 42 44 Intramural Football 42 43 Manager Heavywelght Football 42 43 Heavywelght Basketball 42 43 44 45 CCapt 451 Prep Staff 43 Annual Stat QS Orts Edltor 451 Sphxnx Club 44 Chem tstry Club 45 n meermg Club 42 43 Propagatton of Fatth Collector 4 Prom Commtttee 45 GERARD I HEING Lxberal Ari! Assocxate Edltor of Iumor Pre 44 Editor ol Pre 45 Csca 42 43 44 45 lV1C9 res 453 Stamp Clu 44 Chess Club 45 Chotr 42 43 44 45 iStudent Director 451 Chemxstry Club 45 Commerce Club 44 Arrange ments Edttor of Annual 45 GERHARD W HEISLER Commerce Intramural Basketball 42 Commerce Club 43 44 45 Stamp Club 43 44 Chess Club 45 z J , 4 I J : 'V gp : I I , :E O ' 21 '4 f I I l '43g Lightweight Basketball 43, '44g Commerce Club 144i '44. '45s Sllffflg Edf Gnd ASS4: Ed. '4sr,1r.'PfepAEdnof '44l i 1 .ii , ' I 't '4 1 ' , ' 5 ' Y Y I ' 5 . I A O U . . HILLERTZ HIRSCHAUER HOBAN KARL KASS KOCH ALBERT C HILLERTZ Engmeermg Swlmmlng Team 42 43 44 Camera Club 42 43 44 6115b:.r11?1neer1ng Club 43 Prep Staff 45 Chemtstry u IOHN H HIRSCHAUER Commerce Intramural Basketball 45 Commerce Club 44 45 Chemtstry Club 45 MICHAEL A HOBAN General Lxghtwetght Football 4l Heavywelght Football 43 44 Intramural Basketball 41 44 Chemtstry Club 45 ARTHUR R HOLPER Engmeermg Chemlstry Club 45 Bowlxn lub 42 Intramural Bas ketball 42 Intramural Base all 42 GEORGE W IACOBSON Scxence Track Team 42 43 Intramural Basketball 42 43 In tramural baseball 2 43 Bowlm Club 42 43 44 Chemistry Club 45 Chess Club 4 IVICS Presb Band IOSEPH A IOYCE General Spanxsh Club 45 HOLPER IACOBSON IOYCE KRATOFIL KRUEGER LADD IACK W KARL Commerce Commerce Club 44 45 Chemistry Club 44 45 RICHARD F KASS Commerce Lxghtwerght Football 42 Intramural Basketball 42 l tramural Soltba'l 42 Co'nmerce Club 44 45 Bovvlm.-, 42 43 Crsca 42 Chemrstry Club 45 Spanxsh Club 44 45 Staff Typxst Prep 44 45 FRED C KOCH General Commerce Club 45 IACOB L KRATOFIL General Chemtstr Club 45 Engmeerlng Club 43 Intramural 44 Intramural Football 42 43 44 Cholr 42 43 GEORGE W KRUEGER General Tenms Team 42 Camera Club 44 45 Chess Club Chemtstry Club 45 Commerce Club 45 Prep Stall 44 45 Annual Stafl 45 RICHARD I LADD Engmeermg French Club 43 Clsca 42 43 En meermg Club 45 Camera lub 42 43 44 45 C emrstry Club 45 Band 42 43 44 45 Annual Staff 45 Cjfaafs of 1945 . . h I , F I I . F I ni Lightvyelght Football '42,' Engineering Club '42, '43, basketball '42, '43, '44, '45, Intramural Baseball '42, '43, ' I A I I 5 'I ' :I ' , ' I: '45: I 'I A4,': yn' . -. : ': . ' ' '42, ' , -44. ' ' ' ' LAHEY LEEDS LILL MARTIN MAST McMANUS WILLIAM S LAHEY Engineering Llghtwetght Football 42 Heavywetght Football 43 44 Engmeermg Club 43 Chemtstry Club 45 Bowling Club 42 Monogram Club 45 Ctsca 42 43 Prep Stall 43 44 40 Propagatlon of Fatth Collecto 44 WILLIAM M LEEDS Engmeermg I-Ieavywetght Football 44 Track Team 43 44 45 En gtneermg Club 43 French Club 43 44 Bowltng Club 4 44 Chemlstry Club 45 Cxsca 43 44 45 Prep ta 4 IAsst Ed IOHN R LILL General SWIITIIIIIHQ Team 43 45 Englneermg Club 42 Chemlstry Club 45 IACK L. LYMAN Genera Chemtstry Club 45 Comrrerce Cub 5 Spamsh Club 45 FRANK R MACK General Intramural Basketball 44 Intramural Baseball 44 Chemtstry C ub 45 Engmee mg Club 43 Propagatxor Fatth Collecto 43 44 GEORGE E MALOOLY Commerce Track eam 42 43 Intramural Football 42 Intramura Baseball 42 43 Camera Club 43 Corvnerce Club 44 45 S1Sec 45J2Bow11ng Cl b 44 45 Spamsh Club I' Cfcm of 7945 . . Page Twenty tour LYMAN MACK MALOOLY 'VIcNAMARA MERTES MILAZO IAMES K MARTIN Science Comm rce Club 43 44 Chemt try Club 45 CECIL E MAST Engineering Swrmmmg learr' 42 43 Engmeermg Club 43 Chem 1 try Club 45 THOMAS F MCMANUS Engmeermg amera lub 42 43 45 Frenc ub 4 44 Che'n1stry Club 45 Prep Sta 45 Annual Statt 44 THOMAS E MCNAMARA General Intramural Basketball 43 44 Chemtsty Club 45 MELVIN I MERTES Commerce Swtmmmg Team 42 Intramural Basketball 45 Intra 1 ral Football 42 43 Intramural Baseball 42 4 Com'ner e Club 43 44 45 Chemtstry Club 45 MARVIN V MILAZO Commerce Lxghtwergrrt Football 42 Heavywetght Football 43 I tramural Basketball 42 Intram ral Baseball 42 Com merce Club 43 44 45 Band 42 ' ' g ' ' , ' g e ' , Js '. ' 3, ' 7 V I ' I '- .I ' , ' : S it '4 , '45, . . '45J, . I ' ' C C ' , ' , '44, ' p h Cl '42, ' 3, V ' 42 . . 4 - .- '45j PYOQGQGIIOH of Fatth Collector '45 I ' A I I ' . ' f . L- 14 I ' l V A ' l ' - t f l,' . 'l , ' I- ' nu I ' ' ,l' M ' 'I , H35 T ' , ' 1 ' 1 . I . . 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I O 0 MILOTA MISCHKE MITCHELL NAUGHTON NERING OFFENBECKER OLSON O MALLEY O SHEA O SULLIVAN PASKO PATRICK RALPH W MILOTA Engmeermg GEORGE B OLSON Engmeenng owlmg Club 42 44 45 Chemxstry Club Lxghtwexght Basketball 42 Heavyweight Basketball 42 44 45 Ltghtwetght Football 41 Intramural Baseball 42 43 Army of the Rosary 4 Engmeermg Club 43 IOHN R MISCHKE Engmeermg IOHN E OMAI-I-EY Engineering Intramural Baske bal 42 43 44 In ramural Footbal 43 44 Chemt try Cl b 45 Commerce Club 43 Pro welghi O0TbC1l' 4 43 EUJIUESIHCJ Clllb 43 Ch01T1 paqatton ol the Fatth Colecto 3 4 l.1ghtwe1 ht Footba 42 Track Team Mgr 42 Heavy retry C b MICHAEL E OSHEA Liberal Arts IOHN F MITCHELL Engineering Commerce Club 43 Chess Club 45 Chemtstry Cub Sw1mm1rxg Team 44 45 Lngmeermg Club 43 Chem ISIYY Club 45 Irt ar' al Basketball 4 Band 42 3 Prep Sa 44 45 Delegae o Chl cago Youth Conference 45 RICHARD C OSULLIVAN Engmeermg IOHN I NAUGHTON General Izralmural Baie?-ballb 4513 qgntir-amur: CBa5ke4t3bagh 4.2 Heavywetght Football 42 43 44 Commerce Club 45 lstry EEE '2g Eigtlngenn Club 'ESC M em spemsh Club 44 45 lntrarw ml sabre but 4 9 STANLEY I PASKO Commerce LEONARD B NERING Genem' laws: 54583522251 2 cfm Ztflqbcfi 43 Fifi Sm b gegylyvirygEtlhIgoogEallxAO43O lfmtlfjzhtoweigh Footbal 42 43 Commerce Club '23 ROBERT W PATRICK Engmeenn 9 B ' l FRANK M OFFENBECKER Engmeenng mlm ll 3159 Q3 MEM mm H fl Biff ea N tan Footbal 42 wt C rn Cl o 44 9 C y C LD . . . . 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PELGER PETERS POLLICE BOTH ROUZAN RYAN ROBERT R PELGER Engmeenng Heavyweight Basketball 43 44 45 ntramural Base ball 42 Intramural Basketball 42 Ingmeertnq Club 43 emls ry Club 45 Chotr 42 43 Arm ot the O sary 45 IAMES L PETERS General Chemlstry 3 lntramtra Basketbal 43 44 EMMETT V POLLICE General Intramural Football 4l 42 43 Int amural Basketball 43 44 Intramural Baseball 42 43 44 S anlsh ub 43 44 45 Cltemlstry Club 45 Clsca Prep Staff 42 Prom Carnmltte THOMAS F POWERS Engmeenng Club 5 Camera Club 42 43 ADAM W PRZYBYSZEWSKI General Engmee mg Cl b 42 43 Spamslft C o 43 44 Cheat ry Cl o 'ne a C D Prep Sta A n a S a' KARL M RINDT General Chemtstry Club 45 Cfcwa o! 1945 POWERS PRZYBYSZEWSKI RINDT SAMP SCHOEN SCHORNACK IOHN M ROTH Engmeenng Swlmmlng Team 43 44 45 Fnatneerma Club 43 Chemnstry Club 45 IOHN I ROUZAN Engmeenng Llghtw tght Basketball 43 44 45 Heavywelght Foot 43 44 Bowlmg Club 2 Intramural Basketball 42 lntramura Baseball 42 43 44 French Club 43 Ctsca 42 43 Engtneertng Club 43 Commerce Club 44 45 Chemlstry Club 45 DENNIS I RYAN General Track Team 44 I-leavywe1,ht Football 44 Chemtstry Cllb 45 Annual Stall 45 RAYMOND I SAMP Engmeerxng lntramaral Basketball 43 44 Intramural Baseball 42 43 44 Llghtwetght Football 4l Heavywetght Football 42 43 44 Heavywetght Basketball 42 Sol ball Team S hlnx Clab 42 43 Commerce Club 45 Engmeer mg Cub 43 Pep 42 Chemts ry Club 45 Ctsca 42 IOHN W SCHOEN Sclence C emlstry C b 45 C1 C 2 DONALD I SCHORNACK Engmeenng In ramaral Baseball 42 43 44 Intramural Basketball 44 45 Int amural Foo ball 41 44 Mgr oot Dall 42 Mgr Basketball 42 Chemxstry Club 45 En gmeenng Ll b 3 Clsca 43 Ch f, Y RA ' . Q- A I V I I I Y . F4211 ' f I r. . , , . fn 1 -V . , f W A t r I 'V Cl ' , ' . ' 7 ' , '43, '44, 3 ' ' , . e '45, Clsca 42, '43, '44, Engtneerlng Club '43, Chemlstry Q21 I I ' t . I I 7 , I . A f f : ' , p .. - - I ' I ' Y ' 1 t ' 5 ' , . r u ' , ' : lu' ' , ' , .. - lt . lu ' , s a '4 ts! 'u' '45, Ca. r la' '42, '43, '45 ,Z 44 '45' n u l t tt '45 . . Ai, '43, I , I Q f I V tl I , f , W F - . I I ,4 , ' I ' 0 0 . Q SCHUTT SHACK SHORT SMITH SPECHT SULLIVAN HERMANN I SCHUTT Engmeermg Cherm V C b 45 Ena1neer1ng Club 43 ROBERT A SHACK Lrberal Arts Stamp Cl b 45 Cor'1'ne1 e Club 45 Choxr 42 43 44 5 4 rgamstl ren Sta 44 45 Annual Fdxtor ess C Ib 45 KP es WILLIAM I SHORT General L1 hw 1,b Football l 42 Int amural Basketball 4 a Baseball 42 43 Spamsh Club 5 ROBERT I SKELTON Engmeermg I.1,l'1twe I' Foo EG 42 43 I-Ieavywe1ght Football 44 ack Team 44 Intrarnura Basketball 43 C e 1 C b 5 In,1ne.e-r1ng Club 43 Monogram C ub 45 THOMAS F SLOMINSKI Science rtra 4:11 aslze oal Camera Club 42 43 44 eas 451 Fencl' Cab 42 43 44 Chemxstry Cu P ROBERT R SMALL Commerce L1gbtwe1gl' Foo ba 42 Heavywenght Football 2 Sw1m'n ng Tea 1 42 Intramural Baseball 42 Intramural Foo bal 42 T ack Team 42 43 Intramural Basketball Corrne e C b 44 45 Ch6m1S ry Club SKELTON SLOMINSKI SMALL TOBEY TULLY VAN DYCKE ROBERT A SMITH Engmeermg L1ghtwe1ght Footoal 42 Heavywe1ght Football 43 E gmeermg Club 43 Chem1stry Club 45 Intramural Foot ball 42 Intramural Ba ketball 42 Band 42 ROBERT W SPECHT Engmeenng ntrarr r Ba ural Bas e al rr tramural Football 43 Heavyweught Basketball 43 44 Baseball Team 42 Mgr Football 43 Prep Stall 42 43 44 Engm erxng Club 43 Chem1stry Club 45 Mono gram Club 45 Commerce Club 45 Cxsca 42 IAMES I S JLLIVAN Engmeermg Swlmmlng Team 42 43 C1sca 42 43 Intramural Bas ketball 42 43 Englneermg ClJb 42 43 Chem1stry RICHARD F TOBEY Commerce Commerce Club 43 44 45 Chem1stry Club 45 Span Cl b THOMAS W TULLY Scxence Chermstry Cl b 45 P s1dent ot Propaqatxon ol Fa1th Collect1or1 44 RICHARD L VAN DYCKE General L nwe1ghtFootbal 42 ea-rywe1ght Basketball 42 4 I..1ghtwe1ght Basketba'l 45 Sbanxsb Club 42 45 rep Sa AXIS 5 Armua Stat 45 Prom Commxt tee 45 CAKE of 7945 1 . sig Blu ' 4 'Y l ' , 'V ' g n- ag .50 3 ' pr- 14514 4 4 ' ' '45' 1 tu Q1 seball '42, Intram . k tb 1. 442, A1.- ' 5- . 'E I ' ' I I 7 I L fr t e r t ' '4 , , r '42, I I - ' Intrarnur Q I ' , ' , '4 . . - - N fn . V ,, , ,, , , A cm, '45 ' I 4 I Tr 'N . 43 4 Q 1 ' , '44I li stry lg -1 I f' 1 ' , I l' ' . , , , . 1511 I 43, '44, '45, I 4 It r ' B 1' 1. '44, ' ' ' , ' '45, . ' tr: A f . . .Q ' , ' 1 1-, ,J I ,Q 45, Pren Stat: 44 h I .1 t ll , N '4 71? 1 l , ' A ', A I , t ' P' :Q 1:4 ..A'l' 1.' ' - 45 C ...1 rc Qu 5 I '45 . 0 VENARD VISO WAIBE WARD WLND I WOLFE WIDMANN ZELLER ZEMBAI. BERTRAM R VENARD General Comm rce Club 44 45 Bowling Club 44 45 Spamsb Club 44 45 Intramural Basketball 44 45 PHILIP A VISO General Swlmmmg Team 42 43 Chemtstry Club 45 Chou' 43 44 Commerce Club 43 44 IOSEPH E WAIBEL General Commerce Club 43 44 Chotr 42 43 CHARLES I WARD Engmeenng Bowhng lub 42 4 Engmeermg Club 43 French 4ub 542 43 44 Chemt try Club 45 Banc 42 HARRY I WENDT Swxmmrng Team 42 43 45 heavywetght Football 44 Engxneermg Club 42 43 Chemtstry Club 45 KPres1 d ntl B vlm Club 43 B nd 42 43 44 45 Intra mural Footbal 42 43 Intramural Baseball 42 43 In tramural Basketball 42 43 45 Engmeermg aaa 0 7 945 Page Twenty etght IOHN F WOLFE Engmeenng Camera Club 44 45 Engmeermg Club 42 43 French Club 42 43 44 Chemlstry Club 45 Prep Stall 44 45 RICHARD I WIDMANN General Heavywetgnt Football 43 44 Mgr ol Basketball Team 44 amera Club 42 43 Bowlmg Club 43 En gmeermg Club 43 Chemtstry Club 45 WILLIAM P ZELLER Science tramural Easeball 45 HENRY I ZEMBAL Engmeermg Chemtstry Club 45 Lngtneertng Club 42 43 Bowltn Cub 43 44 3 ' 7-3 . '-9 I 1 4 '43,' IC 'I-,IVF I I If ' . ' ' tnzmmufel Basketball '42, 145, Chemistry Club '45g In- ' C ' , '31 ' 1 - 1 I - Cl ' , I , ' , 5 . ' , 5 ' , '43, ' 4, '4 . B z o'- 'z'a i o o 0 0 E e PUMP? rcwluafed February gradua mg class are flsl row! Mack Lakey OShea Tully Ofien beckcr Zembal f2nd rowj Corcoran 910 nr' K Skelto VlcNamu a Mrschke Grossman D1 Domenico Martin Sullxvan Flatlfy Hlllertz Peters or tw 1,Ce2 r 11 oncea 1 ,radmmt on f PCT' DDI W F ATI O FJ IT V OTC0 xrtvrwmd f ff O d VI Q rrq Ocf Leonard F as rrdr P Q av, rut received W G PQ er GPH L Krown F e C Vaab Cf C1 MS Orl Q Q V e don X an FTC G LOIFIS l 0 ear ff Cl S cortr r O V , -ir Junior Honor Roll if Bauer Ioseph O zeske Iohn Hoffman Norman Rush Vmcent Kunz Walter Tletz Raymond Marulh Iohn Wxlson Albert Havrng advanced rn age and outlook the lunror Class 15 now prepared to assume the responsrbrhtres ot the Senror To act as a model senror the hmghest representatrve of the academy to be an rdol to the freshmen and yet a type well worth follow mg rs not easy but there are among the junror Class many good prospects Three completed years have now consohdated rn them the Splfll and tradrtron of the school and tley Wrll be The lunrors rn the past have done the r share ot contrrbu tron toward the academys organrzatrons and actrvtres Our cheerleaders thrs year were all Tumors except one The football team carrred a good percentage of lunrors wrth several held as oromlsmg tor next year The basketball teams lrlcewrse were not wrthout them The Band and Cholr as well as other clubs about the school rave some notable thrra year men The unror Class seems as a whole capable ot Worthy repre entatrcn of tts Sen1or stat1on expected to further that spirit and pass it along to their followers. ROW l Brooks H Carroll I Banos onnell Pudelek Novak I Bauer R Thommes D Perrrlle N Guerra P Lee ROW 2 R Lammermcyer D Nasca I Gar rx Prenzno I Donohue Anderson I Dxllenburg I ONe1ll I Harvey I Carroll C Scherrer ROW 3 D Limburg R Alrtto C Iaeger N Hoffman H Lershe F Dalton C Lehnlg H Braun R Carolan E Hettlnger D Kinsella ROW4 A Wilson I Stowe I Hereley P OHara C Monckton T Hmlces I Flannery P Chlummo H Pat terson D Grexsch ROW l S Keenan W Campbell C Iacob son F McDonnell I Basquel I Scanlon I Shanley T Henry R Coolsen C Loch L Catalcrno ROW 2 D Szewczyk I Nugent D Zyburt B Dlllon A Egan R Lawson W Glowacz I Przykuckx G Kestler I Condon HOW 3 Iackson T Dlqancx I Mammoser R Txetz I Marulll C Sulllvcm HOW4 P Mertz L Van Lxedekerke C Adler B Walsh R McCrory R Lambert W Martln I Lange I Comxskey ROW l A Pallasch L Iorgensen A Mar mxllxon R Caprxle A Hxldebrand A Casalan V Schumacher N Andrews G McGovern P Henry F Madro ROW 2 V Vallee 'l' Berney V Funovltz G Dolan I Savage I Stuckert F Pranschke Altxer I Trea L Pxagentmx I Barnes ROW 3 T Mufphy E Ulbert I Erbach G Fuchs D Orzeske W Ipczyn slu E Knoppe A Bogen C Hxrd A Remxnger I Maggm ROW 4 R Stalanskx V Rush F Struck C Plexifer F Hexdlcamp R Chas 599 I Roche l Dalton I Schell V WCHQM E ONexll R. I . . . . R. O'C . S. . F 'tv' I- I- I I' ,C- R. Holtz. W. Kunz.. A. Murphy. T. .' t '- 1. cyl wk Sophomore Honor Roll iv Bell Edward Borman Wxllxam Capocchx Leo Del Me cado Carlos 50,0 0l'l'l0l Q KAL55 Fabxsh Robert Flood Wrlham Hayduk Menard Hayden Donald Lynch Wxlham Malone Iames Murphy Danlel Nyhan Iack Phoenxx B I Schuh Rxchard Sheehan Thomas Shrelds Bernard Stem Ioseph Steppmg wrth ome assurance from therr role as freshmen the sophomores of thrs year as those of other xx ar years showed a trend toward the frelds of sclence and engmeerrng The tact IS hardly able to be avorded that mathe mat1cs and the scrences are 1IO1Sp6I'1SGbl9 to advancement rn speclalrzed branches of ervlc ond also to Clvlllan opporlunmes any ol the Hence the sophomore class at rts ttme of oecrsron took the proper step The sophomores have nude therr mark upon the l1st of Academy organr zatrons A number of them are to be lound ln the Band and Chorr Several have appeared pr mrnent on the tootball and basketball teams The class as a whole IS actrve 1n the mtrcnural act1v1t1es Comparatrvely speakmg the Sophomore class seems to be me most rep resentatrve on the Honor Rol v hrch actually IS the successful result ot the chret reason that We attend cnoor to excel n our studres ond thereby absorb hem more co Trpletely ln the second semester the Qophomore class too prolrted by the physrcal tralnmg program under Mr Tracy P2121 Tnlt t o ROW l G Wxllxams O Heinz D Burk hard T Tsoumas C Marschang F Hexberger D Manchester 'I' Gavxn G Slrlena ROW 2 R Wagner L Madden A Nau mann I Balsamo P Flannery W D1 Bella I Mltchell R Frey G Torpey R O Connor C Clark ROW 3 D Heyden H Kxrschner B Pluck F Asche A Humber! S Conhno C Molnor R Iberle I Dorband P Rocks ROW 4 R Mlller I Wyatt R Sexlert R Klexn D Shanahan L Pokryllre G Huler I Ianuzlk W Rhode D Turschmann 1 1 I 1 1 . A T ' ' 1 1 . . 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 S l , . 7 . I I . , .W 1, I . V l . .V V S . e l V. ., .. r ' A '- . - W 4. C G A . r Al. . . , V, . 1 - . , . 1, r. , I -I X . , . 1 S ., , l ' ' 1 , . ,. '1 ' , no , , . . . . . - . . , . l e ry-'.-J ROW l Olszawka L Short I Schmrder Engels A Pcmexal B Bauer Hxldebrand A Kern D Purcell Huczek A Voltl ROW 2 R Sullxvan W Borman I Horace W Schoemaker T Wagner K Iczcobson H Wlllems W Tuke C Del Mercado S Nerdenbach I Bargen ROW 3 J Laopen A Iachec R McCarthy B l B Phoemx I Brunse l Skelton R Trausch I Malone ROW 4 A Freer E Vlest M Powers T Sheehan D Moran G McHugh B Fuchs E Erskrne T Irwxn ROW l R Holmquxst H Ptack D McKav R Smxth I Gruenke R Carr G Long Roberts H Wilson B F11 bm N Streleclu ROW Z E Geraty W OConnell I Nyhan N ODonnel W Lrll I Streleclu F Scott D Murphy T Endel B Hlllun I OBr1en ROW 3 I Wallm H Corrigan I Egan E Mlm R Schuh I Hummert I Harnngton F Dyra ROW 4 W Gauthler P Kass M Malloy H Monchton I Schulxst R Kampa W Ryan W Conlon M Ioyce A Lxttwm ROW l D Blarr H Schumacher W Dxllen burg B Shle'ds I Sen R Fabrsh D Claeson R Schmalz C Egan D Ries E Butz lr ROW 2 T Harcha ck K Brooks I OBr1en D Horn L Capocchr V DrMagg1o Lynch I V o Flood G Gottstem ROW 3 M Ha1dulc L Lasher R Ohlnger I DYGYEY I Prenclergast A Peter son P Sullrvan D Medema C Hxrscnauer W Rohr E Burke ROW 4 R Attwcod I Worthrngton I Rerl mg B Drost G Starzylc E Hayes R Elchenlaub T Sawa A Caro lan R Schmld C. ' , . , . F. , . . E. 51. '. ' ' f f 1 ld Daugird. IF. 'Gallagherl I1 lgoey G 'll' , . , . , ' . Q I . 1 i '. I ' I . ' , .V l e . I h 4 W. f f . is . 'Bf , f .glwif l'l'l6U'l Pag Thu' f four if Freshman Honor Roll iv Adam Iohn All1ChlI1l Eugene Duffy Iohn Engels Gerard Gaughcxn Iames Grochowmu Hxllard Hartke Fredenck Herold Wxlham Iaeger Donald Klose Gilbert Nxckle Iohn Peschke Iohn Sheehan Robert Sowmskx Iohn McClue Iames Melvm Iohn My frrst day at De Paul left several 1mpress1ons that I feel l f ll s 1a never forget 1' mong these was the feelmg of stran geness and the feelmg of bemg c verv httle cog 1n a large machme All the new fa d ces an the I ew professo s dld not help my state of mlnd any So says a typ1 al newcomer to the academy and to that each of the 230 f h res men can add hrs word of agreement As always however they were not long 1n ad1ust1ng themselves to th e com pletely dlfferent mode of educatlon than that to Wh1ch they had be come accust d lx! ome ost of the team support and enthuslasm throughout the year xt as dlsplayed by the cnsp unadulte t d f h ra e res men who hav yet to orow blase from over1ndulgence They were the ones h W o contlnued to glve l1fe to the school As Father Wat f erson aean ot the 1 ademy sald early 1n the year You fr h es men are the ones who ull the stands You are the ones who slgn up for the cheenng sectlon and other ac t1v1t1es You have the real De Paul splrtt ln the varrous clubs of the school too the freshmen were acttve New faces appeared 1n the Bowllng Club and other orgamzatrons More than half of the chorr members were freshmen Freshmen sparked th e l1ghtwe1ght football team to a very successful season Intramural sports were well patromzed by Freshmen In short they have fltted themselves 1nto the Freshmen routme utlhzed tts opportunltres and at th1s wr1t1ng have not yet outgrown the pOS1l1OI'1 Mass Atrocxtxes in the Gym ROW 1 - om D K y T Ma e Froehler R Toion D Slodowy B Valk V Gmcmto T Moniom W Burns I Sosnowskl ROW 2 I Badkm G Mane H A Levltzke Leger P Vxdal W Potra z P Dlspenza S Romano P Ger aghty I Adam M Pxerpaolx R Lmhari I Gaughan ROW 3 F Docgan Wm Anderson R Spen cer R Wagner C Curran I A new F McKlem I ODonnell Barranco H Grochwxna D Iones H Memdl ROW 4 F Nexdenbach P Mooney T Crowe H Ghnsman P Nesxus B Ehlert R Pxerce H Baran F Free walt I Smxth I Murphy AT tr e bealnnln I af t me senand semester new pnase ar eda anon was maugurated far the beneflt of the freshmen mat ai phygr cal tralnmg Under the d1rect1on of Mr Tracy freshman classes met tw1ce a week fo a penod of GXGTCISG and workout desrgnea awef time long so JIM after tramnmg program to the effartb of the thletkb UUUH-A V I wr-fc Irwfwllv Samuro Hao IGFIIIIIQQ fm Igzo QUPW 1 PD HOW l Fautsch G Tully H Hxrschauer Gaughan E Drotvxll B Bextzel OCZ!! I O E N 9554? Bow g' E09 ... ,,--:-ng 0 : m51 g 21:1 Em 0 lU' -. 556-1 nga' 1 min N :.' ima a-. 2-2 1-9 'us :1 ' :E nm nggmmn 9:1 -a 'og 0-:En Swanson I Adelxzzl I Melvxn Vxncen! S OMalley ROW 3 L Schaiz W Herold R Frenzel B Condon I Zxelxnskx T McCar thy I Ward I Campbell L Dorff N Paldauf Wm Bakewell HOW 4 B Noto I Meehan T Wnorowskl F Naughton V Wolf C Nappe I ONe1ll W Kunz I Hutmacher D Thompson Pg T111 X. F .xp ' M. G.T,.e11., a.H. A ,- 1 - 4. 5 I ri. I '.'. ff I ' ' I I ' L U Y I E I I 1- ' r - ' 'I I, to develop the boys iar the grueling years to came. The Academy A r 5' Daarfl '-mich ha. .i......, C, .ed ...V . ,l.l.Q V ., . I., ,- J. rx ii- . ROW l L Benent I Hanley B Arenberg Lavxn T Strass A Kramp Pcrprelewskr H Fedyna B Krycxk W Bonk I Pecchla BOW 2 G Hanley I LaGrx pe G M Nuty B Lausch I ran L a vala W Buna D Grbson E Mxt c ell T Brueck L Baggxo D Stellens W Harvey ROW 3 Anderson I Peterson I Ho owskr D Kass Butzen Prena M Phxlbrn E Molendl I Sevcxk G Peterson I Sullrvan B Connelly ROW 4 W Kostock N Polrnskr B Mall burg W Sykes M Schlender W Fergus A Mulxca P Baker l Hamel HOW l F Gxlardx B Kamxnskx P Hartke R Kondroskx M Manm I Hessxon E Adamklewxcz I Wagner I Les sner H Beaulxeu W Venlos ROW 2 R Blumenthal M Del Mercado C Frllxp G McLean G Engels R Moylan G Erengls HOW 3 E Czechcrskr H Rcsenorn P Deering M Carberry G Murray R Lausch I Kmnavy C Wxlhams D Cesarro R Noesen R Crokrn HOW 4 B Darley M Stone I Pxonko E Roh E Wrerz B Slommskr I Nxckl ROW 1 S Teggart I Duffy B Hurley T Halskr N Zabmskx D Kobeskr P Wydra W Buehler C Gemskre I Sowxnskr F Pxech ROW 2 I. Gxnger I Hansen W Gabrrel P Hexdkamp E Amstadt K Hebel E Kxrsch A Gay HOW 3 V Delro S Manottrnx D Iaeger G Manmx I Pawly E Calhoun E Anrchrnr S Trxpolx ROW 4 E Helgart I Clarke E Gaughan N Cacxoppc L Keeley K Shee han G Klose H Cabulskl . , . ' , . c I . t. . . i . . Z- I, I . . . sz k '. . A V, R. ,I v I. Peschke. I. Lorisz, D. Marshall Richard Gormley lames Egan Robert Tausch S Sgt Eugene Hemg Charles Burges Lt Robert Evans Lt Robert Swxerez George Capnle E Horan Iohn Burkhard Iohn Deal Edward Schxllmger Ir Robert Donahue Stephen Karowsky S l c Iames Ptack umni in eruice L by fa' T2 Za 14 'U- T? .xdfumni in eruice it 4Q .gi J Jeueiw. 1 in-' 'hug if' i at-up A 5-r ,,.- Martin Cooney Lt. Iohn Prince Kenneth lohnstcn Walter Pudelek john Molony Wllllam Cotter Thomas Cooney Patrick Henry Mxchael Gallagher Harry Qumn S l c Robert Heldkamp S 1 c Leroy Hemert Rxchard Grexsch Tony Hxgom Iohn Polhce 4, ,A , -. 1 I. xi ,' Q ' W Q - , 4 ' T , N Mg I n Q, ,V ?Q. 3 ' , V am N' . K' if . 'ln , fy' . NN 4 A' 1 ' ' y t, 1 5 Qs. x ' - Capt Frank Malooly Francxs Neudorl Robert Wcrger Iohn Smith Ir Robert Dillon Iohn Murphy Lt Thomas Noesges Louxs Bnchetto Robert Kunz Paul Notcm Sgt Denms Hebel Eugene Mxschke Rlchard Mertes Francis Tossl Lt. William Nickels BRIAN BROWN BERNARD SULLIVAN THOMAS HORAN g Af QW llllllll -gp d S lh W B y Tho h h F nknmon Rdlphx ir I JOHN GORMAN car RUUOL PH KAINZ BILL BRADY 0 t Lal L . , ' O A Bemcxr u 'van b illiam rad if ' mas Horan J 5 , -, 'av 44:4 Q Lt. Norbert Schwartz 'K Io n Gorman N5 9- Bricm Brown Io n Conney E ra u 'n u o cxinz 'x if I ak 'Q mln 4 fn t t r L A fmfm H1 Page Fo 0l'l'Llfl'lQl CQ Mr W I Phee Moderator Left to Rxght Seated W Bruns Presndent A Murphy V1cePres1dent Standing G Malooly Secretary A Femh Trees Under the capable ctrectton of Mr Wllham I Phee the Commerce Club th1s year has excelled ln all of tts undertakmgs among wh1ch were the annual skatmg part1e Wmter rrollc dance and for the f1rst t1me the added task attnbuted to the Sphmx Club n th FlFSf Fnday cornmumcants o er seasons of supplymg breakfast for the tn December and Aprtl resoe ttvely were no exceptxons More than 8UU people attended each event The Wmter Frohc wlth mustc prov1ded by Tommy Lowrence also drew a capaclty attendance There 1 no aoupt as to tts success both ftnanclally and from the student aspect if en1oyment Prohts from th dance went to the purchase of new unttorms for the basketball team and for the football team the use of a summer carrp Because of the absence of the Sphmx Club from academy organt atxons thts year the burden of the F rst Frlday breakfast was borne by the Com merce Club most hkely ucce or to the tasl The stud nt body has had no reason to regret the change llesptte the htgh cost of foca each breakfaster 9 recened for Oc ll ads u.1.e share of Ike rreal Under Mr Phees su perv1s1on harmony and order 'noney obtatned tl roug 1 tts scctal affatrs the Commerce Club provtded for a number of 'as es v n h were ded1cated to our alumm ln serxtce and to the student body were mamtatned at every affa1r Wlth the X V . 1- ' , s 5' A Q ' ' gy t' C ulerh . . 1 7 . 1 - . . Sl . w .N I . . , I Commerce Skating Parties have always been a success and the two held . I l .U D 1 , . I . . . , V.: .1 , A 1. ' . ' e ' .A ' ' I . .Z . , A l , tl , . l. L - , A f 'ss . :, e so ' ., ls eq ' V, ' . . , , . ' - t ' .1 l I ' ' , ' f.t.s. .'.c A ff tty-two ROW 1 I Rouzcn G Mulooly W M W Phee A Fenxlx E B Brlchetto Bruns Czcxyu ROW 2 P Koch I Lui S Pcrsxo H I Hxrschuuer P Hcxrkm M R Small I Karl Shack Meries ROW 3 D Gormley E Deal B Venclrd R Kass G Helsler B Specht R Sump L Bcxmbmx I Lyman ROW4 R Tobey W Barr I G1 lm The Commerce Club now rn rts lflth year could always be tound behmd Academy actrvrtres ot the yea football and basketball games and the club lent tts room and eaurof rent to the Prep ts room eaurprnent and caprtal to the Annual The oltrcers who have helped to prlot thrs club to success throuahout the ,fear were Wrlllarn Bruns p es dent Alfred Murphy vrce presrdent George Malooly secretary and Adolph Fenrlr treasurer TF'-M ROW 1 B Dxllon C Icrcobson I Shanly A Murphy T Henry W Glowacz I Przykuchx ROW 2 I Busquel D Zyburt L Vcm Lxede er e I Marullx Lange DIQCIHCI R Ccprxle R Coolsen ROW 3 F McDonnell I Mammoser B Walsh R McCrory C Adler T Iackson S Keenan W Lynch P335 F c S, ' if V: ' ' 1 . , . , . . 5,1 Y. . A . I 4, . D 1 . f ' I . '. . ' V f H Q - r 'G 4 Y I T . , Q l , ' . , A ' .1 ' i , , T .f 5 , ' - f g ,Q - - V- r,-cw.. V V- A, -, Q . l I . I. I X A W N J X X -X , I. - - . 1 Q I ' A .. ky k . . . 1. . T. ' - orty-fir' Kkemwfrg A Let to Rlght Seated H Wendt Pres dent I Mxtchell Teas Stcxndlng I Rouzan Vice President Founded ten years ago the Cherrnstry Club lS one of the most outstandtng organtzatlons ot De Paul Academy Under the able gutdance of Mr A C Souton 1t has done rnuch to bnng about a greater tnterest and knowledge 1n the vanous ttelds of sctence ln former year the club composed of students of chemlstry conducted nurnerou tours through plants and hrms throughout the ctty but due to present war condtttons these tnps could not be made The purpose of these tnps was to tllustrate to the student how cherntstry IS applted 1n the held of 1ndustry Though such tours could not be undertaken thts year Mr Souton has never h t eless provtded that h1s students proht as far as posslble trorn thetr knowledge gamed through practtcal study Later tn the season the club was hampered by the loss of tts Prestdent Harry Wendt to the Navy The ofhcers of the Chem1stry Club as chosen by the vote ot the clas are harry Wendt prestdent lohn Rouzan v1ce pres1aent and lohn Mttchell treasurer MIXING THE SECRET BREW 0 - . i : . O . 'J 1 I ' Q ., I ' T f , - f C' E . b . I 'J -- 1 1 1 ,, . , . , . 1 s E, 3.15 . v HOW 1 T McManus C Ward A Przybys zewskx I Schoen Mr A C Scuton apnle I ul Sam Lyman ROW 2 W Bruns arroll Pollxce M Meries E Barley R O Sullxvan D Schornack HOW 3 M Hoban R Small A Helper W Glenn B Bernero I. Bambxnn I Roth ROW 4 R Godnela R Pelger I Chryslal I Gene E Branskx R Ladd O ROW l D Flon B Bnchetio G Hemg I Rouzan H Wendt I Mxtchell W Zeller H Flack G Krueger ROW 2 B Hebel R Patrick I O alleg I Karl G Iacobson E Deal Mast H Flesch ROW 3 T Harklns A Andrews I Kraiohl E Czaju A Femlx 'l' Powers S Pasko l Bader H Mxloia ROW 4 W Leeds R Kass I Halduk R Bablck K Rxndt I Hxrschauer H Tobey R Spechi R, C'1, .i.','Rf I p, I. . I . D. C . I. ,l.ill, E Iaeger. Srnith. H. 'Widmannd 'TM , . ' , . 'M I CLIfLCO- Cllfllif Mr M Baron Moderator Lett to Rrght Seated V Rush Presldent I Lange Vrce Presxdent Standing B Phoenx Treasurer I Brunsteld Secretary Tlns yeor the French ond Sponlsh Clubs ot DePaul were comotned to M B n lorm the smgle Pronco Spcxmsh club under the dtrectton ot lflr crro The purpose ot the club lS to study somethmg crbout the hts ory ond A lbror ol peoples of the countnes tn whtch these longuoges ore spoken 1 y newspopers mogctztnes ct t cl the members m occompltshmg tnetr purpose embers elected Vmcent Rush prestclent Ierry nd books wos kept throughout the yeor o ot Eorly m the yeor the rn lunge vtce prestdent Iohn Brunslelcl secretory B Phoentx treosurer n thot tn combmtng these clubs they moy work g on tor eoch other ond members con leorn some th n obout both longuoges Recently scentc motton ptctures of the countnes Q ond records tn French ond Spomsh have been utllt ed to lncreose mterest n the club lt ts lflr Boron s optnlo to ether gothertng tnformott F 1- HOW! Wm Schoemake I Banas B Phoenrx V Rush M Baron Lange I Brunsfeld I Shanley Page Forty 51X Scanlon HOW 2 I Dreyer B Hxlken G Long Gruenke A Casolan I Harvey Gcrrnty H Wllscn B Bauer Capocchr R Carr R McCarthy ROW 3 M Ioyce W Berman I Roberts I T Dalton Wn Bruns A Fenrlx I Dlllenburg M Malloy R Caro lan R Scnuh T Harchcnck ROW 4 G Malooly I Stowe F Gallagher D Orzeske P OHara R Attwood R Tobey E Burke H Alltto OU' Wxth cherub voices Mr Roger Taylor of Samt Margaret Mary s has agam led the academy cholr through a frutttul year Openmg the season at the Parents Clubs Chr1stmas Party the cholr dtsplayed the result ot many pract1ce SESSIONS behmd closed doors by stngmg a group of popular carols ln February an other appearance was made to entertatn the Mothers and Dads Clubs Thts ttme the program conststed of a few novelty pteces lncludmg Torttllas and The Catastrophe Then the chotr dropp d lnto secluston agatn to prepare for 1ts annual sprmg concert tn the DePaul Aud1tor1um At thls aftatr along wlth Call ot Arnenca and other well known favontes Mr Taylor mtroduced aud1ence apprectated the var1at1on was evtdenced by tts sustamed attentton and applause Throughout the year the choxr contmued to perform at the regular Fnday Masses The student dtrector Gerard Hemg ably d1rected the chorlsters through manv of these hymn Organ mus c was contr1buted by Mr Taylor and Robert Shack the accompantst lzarly 1n February the Mtssa Angells was sung at the m1dyear graduate presentatlon Mass At the commencement exerc1ses the choxr completed 1ts season by smgmg the tour part Mass m Honor of St Peter by Iohn Smgenberger Th1s years cho1r has conststed largely ot freshmen Because of the scarc1ty ot sopranos tn the group Mr Taylor plans next year to tncorporate hs altos and Sopranos nto the lower vo1ces and thereby present an All Male Chorus Page Fortx seven . several selections for the lower voices as a trial tor next year, That the A r s. i ' . Q Q . .. LI. rgge F P1 ROW l G Mane G McLean W Bonk Toton T Monlor 1 D Penlle Gllardx W Valk V Glacxno Mader M Del Mercado ROVV 2 D Baker S Romano G Hcmg Tsouma E Leger C Wxllxans Hanley I LaGr1ppe P Vrdal Horn I' Huczex I Mlckle ROW 3 R Noesen R OConnell T Endel R Crokxn D Cesano V Scu macher F Novak E Amchxm I Sowmskl D Burkhard R Moccrm G Klose HOW 4 V Dello E Erskme T McCarthy M Halduk V Rush I. Pokrylkc l Hayduk R Altwood R Shack F Asche S Tnpoll G Peterson ROW 1 R Thommes C Plelfler M Mannx L Iorgensen P Rocks H Wilson I Pecchra E Amstadt G Iacob son F Struck C Sullivan D Zy hurt C Iaeger ROW 2 I Dram W Polmskx S Pudelek T Sawa C Hxldebrand I Stowe I' Banas I Sasnowskx C Lehmg I Hanley H Gllnsman E Adamkxe wzcz W Lynch I Wallm E VVest ROW 3 D Stellen A Mullca T lrwm A Peterson P Hexdkamp E Burke I Nyk cn R Ladd ROW 4 B H lke'x H Wendt C Ward Mr Justus 'l Berney F' McDonnell K Hebel I1 Harvey W Herald VV Burns . . il . ' . I. 5, . . . ' ' , G. A l. In I A - 1 L ff .,.-4. ,,e.,.w, -1 -4- we , Y, , ,,.,-,,T.-M,,.,.., , 1- LA. -.-4 J.. .... .....,......f-.f-n4wf4r,-wlwf-7 .. I .. .iw 'J I , l I 4 - Y. ' V . 1 D' , crtyvjght Cllfl QB can! hear a thmg Mr Iuslus Th1s year and smce 1ts toundmg 1n 1934 the De Paul Academy band was under the supervrslon of Mr T M lustus Among 1ts varred act1v1t1es the band contmued to draw from 1ts reper to1re of popular marches tn 1lS playmg at the football games On several occaslons the band lett the stands to march on the held The GO members created qu1te an attrachon 1n the1r dark blue umforms as they formed the letters D P A The band made rts flrst formal appearance at the Mothers and Dads Chnstmas Party On that occas1on 1t Jomed ID the sp1r1t ol the season by playmg A Yulehde Overture and Wh1te Chrlstmas among othe When Santa Claus arrtved he was heralded and accompanled by the band At the basketball games the band took 1ts old posltlon playlng as 1n former years a selectton of marches and popular songs to help bolster the morale of the Demons The season was brought to a close at the Annual Concert tn May when a number ot sololsts performed and the band played tne Student Prmce as one ot 1ts prmclpal and most popular selechons Other selecttons played were When Day ls Done Aurora Over There ana a love song wrltten by the dtrector nlmselt The aud1ence was qurck rn s owlng ts appreclat on of lflr lustus eltorts lflr lustus hlmselt remarked h1s sattsfactlon ot the accomplrshments ot the band wh1ch thls year was more or less representattve of each class Pag Forty nme A J l 1 ' - . . , f . .. - ll . ., ll . . 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Q 1 . , . e I . l.'fCCl Rev E H Vohs Moderator Left to Rxght V Rush President R Alxtto Secretary G Hemg Vice Presxden! lle fvord Crsc s nds of Chrcaao lnter Student Cathouc Actton but C1sca s more than a word lt s a socrety workrng for an 1deal The there whrch governs every Crscan rs to brrng mto h1s everyday hte practrcal ap plrcatron ot Catholrc Actron Crsca rs drvtded rnto too secttons namely the Apostolrc Euchanstrc Our Lady Lvterature and Sooal A t c ron Commlttees Tnrs year as last C sca was gurded by tts able moderator the Very Rev dmund R Vohs lts otucers were Vmcent Rush restd o secretary Wlllram Flood treasurer As rn the past years the De Paul chapter ot Ctsca has agam drstrrbuted Chrrstrras basket to the needy The funas for th1s and many other charrtable endeavors are obtatned througl the varrous dances and skatrng partxes held DY Crsca throughout the year The tact that these actrvltres are always well attended show t t tle student body reahzes and approves of the Worx done by Crsca ROW 1 F. Casolarx F Novak R Alma ev Vo s V Rus Hemg I Banos ROW 2 F McDonn Il I Gcxrntv I Prenzno I Dlllenburg H Braun D Hom D Penlle ROW 3 V Schumacher I Scanlon R Caro lun D Gretsch P OHGIG H Att wood B I Phoemx R Thommes V Donahue ' 0 X , . M1 ' ' a ta e to A ' - 1' 4 , ' ' i . , i ' , ' ' . n 1 I I M I I . E . P I' Y g ' , p ' entg Gerard Heing, viceepresidentg Ronald Allitt , g ' ' , . ' r 's ' X . ' ' ' a . fl ' s ha 1 F . ' ' fe ' R'..E.Rf 'h. .' '11, G. L H . I e , . ' -. . , 34 38711011 Mr W Phee Moderator R Shack Edltor G Hemg Arrangements Edxtor M OShea ASSOCIGIQ Edxtor V Rush Asst Edxtor dance wtth the precedent set oy the annual stall of last year ln accor we present the second ln what we trust ts to be a long sertes of Demons publrshed wholly mdependent ot the Umversrty Now that thts step has been taken we tntend to retatn our pos1t1on and year by year hetghten the repu tatton wh1ch We have already achteved ln the pages ot thts book wtll be found a summary lrghts act1v1t1es and clubs lts ptctures We hope Wtll be of tnterest to all Desptte pendtng conatttons we have endeavored to present a blgger and l t th more candtd ptctures and fuller arttcles The Annual statt has been able to meet tts early date ot publrcatton b ot the years htgh better annual rep e e W1 only through the act1ve coord natron of all tts mem ers ROW 1 Wm Bruns B Hebel V Rush R Shack Mr Wm I Phee M OSheu G Hemg W Lcxhey H Flesch ROW 2 G Malooly E Czalu A Femll l Halduk H Tobey S Pcxsko T McManus G Krueger ROW 3 W Lynch R Van Dycke R Ladd B Specht R Attwood D Ryan A Przybyszewskx Page Fri y one - - - tt ,I 1 1 - 1 1 - .. . . . , . A , i . . 1 - -A , Z., -f - . . . . , . I 'Q L - TUDENT NEWSPAPER uv-vi' mm ESA Er Haul Wren -2 A5506 HF Q 9'N-. Hf,M,,,,, ,NW .MW-W...-V., X Y N ,-f .1 KLHSUXH H14 3, ,,.,.f Wu I Y '4 v-JH' nf. ,A W 'T , f- ,, n - ,' ,,.-M 1 if-, 1 x- :mu ,, ons, hny, , M M n, Slum uk Sharma. M-:lui-IIA, ' 1 C v 1 sm n,rmxy,Bsxffm1Pmn. .. Q e 00 arg ff, k G d T ers fl ? -ff' 45,921 X13 V . . ,Q -,.: uv- ffjf2aQ'?,,f 4?g,:'f ' W , V, 4, - ., N , ,J f - 1 . f V K N f I f A T A Q X I 1 E . . Q 1 X Mfg? W bv.W A Blu il' 5 ig geo-5 A. g 4A A A XX MODE ,BX QATO '. Xl EDITO TE it pep ROW l R Shack V Rush W Leeds B Hebel Fr Gaughan G Hemg M OShea H Flesch V Schumacher HOW 2 A Egan W Lahey A Casolan 'l' McManus A Przybyszewslu F Bader S Pasko I Harvey G Kueger ROW 3 R I-htwood P Ol-lara A Carolan T Murph B Phoemx R Van Dyke R Hass R Alma H Braun F Novak ROW 4 H Wilson I Flannery W Bruns E O Nxell I Chryslal I Hayduk R Specht D Grersch matured from a small one page edrtton mto the powerful and respected student puhhcatton that tt IS today Throughout nearly a quarter of a cen tury the PREP has always strtved to present student vtews and student news records and awards testtty that the PREP has tulftlled the above comm1tments Desptte hardshtps and added fGSpO1'1S1bll1ll9S 1mposed by present cond1 ttons the 1915 PREP has added new Iournahshc laurels to De Paul Vartous crtttcal groups have c1ted the PREP for tts profound Iournaltsttc attamments Thts years PREP has adopted several new columns whtch have met wtth the student s approval Among these were What Would You Say? a column mtervtewmg vartous students throughout the school a Eore1gn Lan guage Column whtch conta1ned an anecdote or Ioke tn each of the toretgn languages taught at De Paul The success ot the 1945 PREP could not have been achteved wrthout the close cooperatton shown by the ed1tor1al staff Th1s year the PREP was under the SUQGTVISIOH ot Ed1tor Gerard I Hemg Bernard Hebel occupted the com bmed post ot Assoctate and Sports Ed1tor W1ll1am Leeds was Assrstant Edltor and dur1ng the tlrst semester Mrchael OShea was Managmg Edltor Rev W T Gaughan acted as moderator Page Fxtty three Q I During the last twenty-three years, the De Paul PREP has grown and OLU Page F1fty four ing S Rev P Dxlxberta Moderator Ofhcers Left to Rxghi A Rexmnger Secretary I Harvey Presxdenl A Casolan V1cePres1dent Th1s year as 1l l years past the ranks ot the boWl1ng league were f1lled b a l y arge number of enthus1ast1c students Under the able leadersh1 of P the moderator Rev P I D1l1berto and the clubs pres1dent Iames Harvey com tt pe 1 lOH among the league s fourteen tearrs ran h1gh There was always a heavy struggle for f1rst place no team ever be1ng 1n the coveted pos1t1on for more than a Week or two The average for the league as a Whole was about l25 The averages of the top flVe men Re1n1nger Iacobson Chrystal Gemslae and Evanson ran from 150 to 159 Th 1S score IS 1n close companson to last year s h1gh average of l66 Late 1n the season compet1t1on w1th Holy Tr1n1ty and the Amundson I-l1gh teams was encountered Not1ceable th1s year was the act1ve part1c1pat1on of the freshmen who turned out 1n numbers greater than 1n years prev1ous W1th student 1nterest of th1s k1nd the future of De Paul s Bowlmg League lS assured ROW 1 T Weber A Remlnger A Casa lan Fr P I Dlllberto I Harvey S Romano A Paneral V Vallee HOW 4 E Molendl V Schumacher W Campbell I Dxllenburg L Van Lledekerke F Novak I Evanson B Venard ROW 3 T Harcbank F Gallagher E Ams lad! C Anderson D Szewczyk R Blxtto ROW 4 T Murphy R Lambert I Chrystal W Ryan I Stowe up l 1 1 I . 1 gh 1 .. I , . , . . . , , 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 3 1 ' ., K., A It .Q 1. 1 ROW l, R. Schmalz, R. Lamermuyer. R Thommes, Rev. W. Ryan. D. Zyburt R. Frey, O. Heinz. HOW 2. R. Mocerin. B. Bauer. G. Kestler H. Milota. H. Braun. I. O'Neil1. F Prcnschke. E. Leger. V. Giucinlo. ROW 3. I. Prenzno. M. Marini. R. Lcxusch I. Mcxrulli. E. Hetxinger, I. Hansen F. Hartke. T. Monforii. ROW 4. T. Scxwcr, R. Siefcnski. H. Tietz. ,..... L... ....:L...... ...s.,5..- KM Y ti-AE Keep Your Eve On The Pins Thxs Is Gnm Business is 'a:a.'f'-N:-1'--' Cross Sechon Oi The Bowhum Gemskxe Breaks Loose Page Fxftv hve K Vw' . M - ' S . ' ' TF ., M , A ,, q ' K, , ng, . A-ifl'i'Vffe-rf r- V ' 1.1 ...-. 5-. . . ' J. EF' Mr A Souton Moderator Lett to Right V Rush Pres W Lynch Secy Treas De Pauls Phllately SOC1GlY has th1s year taken up the study ot the var1ous countr1es of the world It has concerned ltselt not only w1th the great and more powerful countrtes but also wrth those wh1ch are less known and s1tuated 1n remote parts of the globe The soc1ety has had the l1brary purchase the latest stamp catalog of the world Th1s catalog was used for reference work and could be obtalned by any student upon request The members also began th1s year to publlsh a weekly newspaper deallng w1th recent stamp 1ssues and vanous aspects ot th1s fasclnatxng hobby Contact was made w1th a stamp company and approvals were sent to the club These approvals and many Latm Amertcan stamps recelved from another source were d1str1buted to the members ot the Soctety The olhcers selected were Vlncent Rush presldent Wtlham Lynch secretary treasurer The club th1s year was under the capable gu1dance of Mr A C Souton Father Vohs last years moderator regretted that he was unable to contlnue tn that capaclty but recommended Mr Souton as w ell t1tted tor the posttton Page F1fty su' ROW l ton W Lynch G Tully ROW 2 T Endel I Dreyer I Hanley lfl .xf , l A : I I - Z I D , I I I ' I I ' .I r 1 ,5 . 5 4 1 6 :' - . . r. . . 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X- I l ,, ' I Mehn V Hush M A C Sou 6LIfl'LQl 6l I L McCabe Mode ator 'A Left to Rxght I Hclduk Pres V Rush Secy H Flesch Vice Pres Cn e gatn alter a 1 rt pert d ol rdleness the Carrer Club began a fear ot octtvtttes Thrs wa the tenth tune tn the last eleven years that the students ot the academy mterested rn photography grouped themselves together to form thls club Last year ln the conruslon caused by the presence ot the army the club was left wrthout a darkroom 1t was thus deemed wtse not to attempt havtng a Camera Club Thls year however the group agarn took control ot the DTISI served as a darkroom later ba ement roorr The arms of the club are ttrst wrth lflr I L McCabe as tts moderator room on the htth floor whtch ln years the clubs eaurpment was moved to a To teach those who are mterested tn learnmg photography and secondly To offer a place and matertals wrth whrch to work tor those who already have a suttlcrent knowledge ot the subject Thrs year the club tncluded among tts acttvtttes the sellrng ot basket ball team prctures the proceeds ot whlch went tor the purchase of a new press camera The Annual too owes the Camera Club a debt ot aratltude 'or r-ontnbut ng many ptctures to thts book lTlTSl step ln reorganlzrng the club were taken hortly after the begtn nlng ot the present school year at whtch tlme an electron ot otucers was hela Those selected were Iohn l-latduk presrdertt Howard Flesch vtco prestdent Jtncent Rust s cretary and Thor as Slcr tn K1 treasurer ROW l R Fxuck H ech V R sh Cube I ad k F Novak ROW 2 B Kammskz A P ybyszewslu T McManus D Iones I Hcxrdmg C INIIIIUITIS G ege G Mc can I Pecchm ROW 3 Lxll B Slommskl A MLICG add G n c Pxech E Kxrsch :1gFx , at , . X . , L . '1', Mr. . . , C V' gs' r , , 1 I o a Q , sl o 'o ' , . a f w ' . . . , 3 . A , V . Q . 1 . ' ' , . , . Q . I I A , I . . W C Y I , 1 . k x. . V v Y . . . I . . 3 A , . , ' f ' g I A 2 .t, .e , rt , n s' , . . A K . ' . . Fl s . . u . Mr. b r v I. Mc , . H I u. F. Bclef. ' i . ' '. . rz ' ', . ' A .I Kru I rl . fy ' -C W. ' , , ' ', . ti . R. I. . '. Milli , I. M rulli. F. . F e tftj-sever, C QM M Ba on Mode ator Left to Rlght G K ueger SecyTeas R Shack P es G Iacobsov Vlce Pres The great and anctent game of Chess was revtved thts year at De Paul alter a lull of several seasons The man respons1ble lor the addthon to the academys cultural stde was Mr M Baron who tnaugurated the club early tn November Otlrcers were elected dues and dates ol meettng set The members met every second Frtday and each played a complete game Players were patred accordtng to thetr abthttes so that better competttlon was assured The meettng room was always avatlable tor members who wtshed to play at any ttme All games were recorded and v1ctors had the pleasure ot looktng over the ltst of those they had vanqutshed Those new at the game were readtly welcomed and mstructed by Mr Baron who hopes to permanently tnstlll the Chess sp1r1t tnto De Pauhtes Money collected n dues was used to buy the club an attracttve new set of Chess for next years group The othcers chosen at the hrst meettng were Robert Shack prestdent ln developtng strong players tfus year llr Baron hopes next year to enter rnto competttton wtth other schools ROW 1 ROW 2 P en no M Malloy C Egan ROW 3 ei 'vt ,O Mr. . r . l' ' 2 . r V . ' - r .: . . George lacobson, viceepresidentg and George Kruger, secretary-treasurer, . , . . , J . A 7 3 75? - ' l fi I . ' . . . r. L . ' . . . . v r z , . , . . H Wilson G Iacobson M M Baron R Shack G Krueger D Penlle G Hexng H Braun F No uk I R Attwood G Hexsler V Hush M Joyce l 0l06L CLtL0l'l 0 fke 6U'lC! ..!4l l'l'lg f odarg Rev B F1tzGercxld Moderator Benedxchon A! Si Vmcents The sp1r1t of the Propagatlon of Fa1th has been caught by the boys of De Paul durmg the past school year Led conststently by Father Enzwetlers Iumor Class the collectron grew rn proport1on as the year progressed Fr Enzwe1lers closest compet1tor was the February graduatmg class of Mr Another orgamzauon mstrtuted by our regtstrar Fr F1tzGerald was the Arm of the Rosary CAOTRJ The AOTR was open to all students and tts only Y requrrement was that each member should say a rosary darly tor the beneht of our alumn1 m servrce Enhstments from the classes were aulck rn commg Later tn the year AOTR pms were avarlable lor those members who Wtshed to purchase them The AOTR IS an excluswe De Paul rnstrtutron but Fr F1tzGerald has hopes that other schools wrll soon adopt rt ROW 1 I Molvxn P Mooney V Schumer char Rev I B F1tzGexald Don Heyden I Murulh R Lamermayer HOW 2 I Bodkm E O Nexll I McCarthy T McManus W Bauer G Mulooly l Donahue F Dyxa W Gcxutluer V Del Mercado Page Flfty mne . C 0 AQ 1, 91 TQ. . gfl ' ' 1-nl T I 1 I 1 Souton. Total receipts for the first semester amounted to S7l2.0U. I 1 . . .Z I E lfllfllflCl A Kimi Stud nts Catch Spmt Of Retreat Rev G Mullen ln sober rn attat ef ea 1,1 tne prftadra Q n from ne-se c ew rr tlfus war torn vc ld ents made tlmerr annual retreat early Jn the t1rst semester De Paul was tartdnate rn uavtng Fr Gerald lflullen CM former Dean at Drsclpltne conduct the retreat Father lflullen emphasrzed tne tact that several students would soon be 'servrng rn some branch at the arrned forces l-le Stated that the great need at sprntual tortttude rn tlns t1me at vrental and phyfsrcal stress could not be enuncrated too ernplrattcally ffm. Bmw '.u i I by . ,A .. T' ' W 1 r W ', ,, I I ' .le :cn 'cn W gl 111 c sc 5 J., . l r ' - r. , sgnga ' 1 ' Q ' . L v . . I . . A Y . V r r , ' 'N ff 'x 1 . if ll ' ,A .41 5 , Mx J .J i q 'E W, ,. 'aff .qu I ' 1 Y: .Msg . , 'ff f x ' ' :I'l'A' 'wil . . YN 1 , A 5 i ' V t ' ,, ,. - V :f , . , 1 l , , I . , 1 I 3 , A Q ,cl , A Q. r 1 -V ', .. I r ., - , - 3 ' I l 'I , I I I ,. -1 ' ' , H C2 'nl-,,na.-H 'QQ l 4' y . 'sn ' ' l . , ,, .V , '- , . , , . 1.- , , WN.. ..' ff' -. .- - - - - ,I ' X' lil il ' l - - t M . t 1 ' - i ,Q . v 0, '- .., :J -'- W -L C lCCLg0 UOLJA C011 2I 2l'lCQ Stnce the foundlng of the Ch1cago Conference lor Youth on February ll 1944 a decrease of 12 to 15 1 tn yuvenrle dehnquency has been reported ln Chlcago and Cook County by the pollce department the Juventle courts and the Iuvenlle Prote t1ve Assoclatlon among several other soclal and law enforcmg agencres ln March of last year De Paul Academy Was selected for a seat on the Executlve Board ol the Youth Conference lor the school year ot 1944 1945 As one of the hlteen members ol the Board De Pauls delegate Mxchael O Shea part1c1pated 1n the numerous act1v1t1es Where the Executlve Board was concerned At the general meet1ng of all delegates 1n November the followlng subject was d1scussed 1-low can Youth help to 1mprove rac1al and rellglous tolerance? rn connectlon wlth the questlon What steps should be taken to el1m1nate physlcal combat between dlfferent school groups after athletlc and other lnter school events? lt was resolved alter the alore mentloned dlscusslon to encourage youth to regard persons ol a d1tferent race or creed on the basls ot the1r ments as an 1nd1v1dual and not on a rac1al or rel1g1ous bas1s Concermng the all lmportant questlon of un1versal m111tary tra1n1ng rn peacetrme the delegates alter much heated dlscusslon and two general votes took an unfavorable attltude toward thls proposal and the subyect was eventually dropped To t1ll the vacant post ot alternate Donald Heyden was selected Hey den a sophomore who has repeatedly shown h1s 1nterest 1n Youth Conter ence a1ta1rs tn the past year has already proven hrs capabrllty to handle thls pos1t1on Y th C nie enc Bu qu t Attended By D P eston B adley lFourth From Rlghtl D Pa ls D legcte Michael O Sh u Appec On I-hs I. it . ! 1 O, Ol, . . . . 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' e , rs ' e .. 30645 7611161 0fAel 5 7 On a Ianuary nrght ID l937 Dad and Mothers of DePaul Academy met for the f1rst trme and formed the1r clubs Srnce therr toundmg the Dads and Mothers Clubs have be come v1tal 1nst1tut1ons to the faculty and students Therr cooperalon wrtld Mrs Denms co,,,,,,.,,, M p penue both has always been complete and P'es'dem P eslde t as a result each year ftnds them add rng new 1mprovernent to the school rn the form of athletrc and scholastrc equ1pment and lCIC1l1l19S The purpose of these clubs 1S to brrng the facult d y an parents closer to gether and thereby afford the facult th y W1 a better understandmg of 1nd1v1dual students Through the work of energet1c leaders and members these clubs have attarned much more than thrs Servmg as faculty moderator for the Mothers was the Very Rev Edmund R Vohs Th Rev FFOHCIS Watterson drrected the Dads Club Four mam bodres compr1se the admmrstratron of the Mothers Club ex ecutrve d1rectory advrsory and charrladyshtp groups The taslc of takmg over the execut1ve ofhces fell to Mrs Denms Corcoran prestdent Mrs Stephan lacobson v1ce pres1dent Mrs August Ptack secretary Mrs Charles Lehnrg treasurer The board of dlrectors was Mrs Bruno Swrercz Mrs W1ll1am Prenzno Mrs Wrlham Lahey and Mrs Wrlham Mrlota Mrs Iacobson Mrs Pluck Mrs Lehmg Mr Nickels M Tlet 'f I 3 - , , , . 1 V A . 'I , r. .- ' 1 I D - , . . . . , . , , t 4 . , . . f ' I - I I - . , . , . . . . . . ' . ' r. ' z Mr. Dryer Page Sixty-two J Jears rar e r fere frs to rt Gavrl ri arm Serz r Tne Dads Cho was ably ed of fr P Pertlle rest ,res dent fr E Ttetz secre tar 'fr F Dryer treasurer Ifr P Warwtck and Nr W rlota acted as ,governors .lrogram IQZMI 4-3 Sept 20 1944 Open House October 1 Football Game De Paul vs St Patnck Nov 10 Harvest Party Nov 21 Athletlc Night Dec 12 Chrxstmas Party Chou' and Band Feb Z Wmter Party Feb 21 Travel Prctures and Lectures by Iohn Strohm Apnl ll Past Presldents Nlght Apnl 14 Dads Vaudevxlle Show and Dance Ap 11 20 Annxversary Mass Deceased Mothers May 5 Commumon Sunday and Breakfast May 25 Band and Choxr Concert May Z7 Dads and Mothers Dmner Dance Actirtj as adr ic 1 this N -, 1 ' L Q I c. . . . A .. . and ff , I ' a ., 1 ' ' Ir . , , p 1- zientg fffr F. Nickeis, vice- .. , ' , ' - L YQ L11 . . Y or, ' , . . . ' I 1 1 . . Kill' F c D - . . , . e E121 111, 97111100 Cn Ootoper ol 1 e F e poll Holly Donce v IS o ln ine oeodemy o1d11or 1,1111 T11, yeor IC ve e wos sponsored dlYQClly oy tl1e o1tl1le'es the 1 selve eu of the usuol Sfll Flno rnonoqernent '1e olfo1r wo e ot tended ond ov1den1l ine 1nus1C of Wlll Bock 'os commonly oppree1o1ed Judgmg lro111 tne ep n ons expressed by d1s1nju1sl1 ed personoges p esent Proceeds frorn ine ddnce helped to prov1de l r o sumrner comp lor nexr yedrs footboll pldvers ance olnlniffew Seated I Lux S Ianlelezxo Slundmg M Hebei I rorrest I Rouzcm F Oflenbecker H Skelton H Sump Seated M Hebei Fr B I F11zGercx1d W Bruns Standmg G Iczcobson R Van Dvcke R Bnbxck E Pollxce 'J I .Jfu ,hom On Solurd y evenrng or 201 Deljoul Sen1ors ond 1l1e r r e ds otlended 1 e r o 1 o fgon S1ores Courtr C ID fwer1ook1ng 1!1l 1 elle s r wont f' seoshore Foul eexers Qrcnes lro l11rn1sl ed l1e mellow 11,1s1c Tne enclnonnng ot rros e e I 1 e evenn I 'NS CT el if Q dt rdens nd le I2 K -M Ay bodies szlppfe gran on zefcf ma' court Sc mind and vpmts too 1 1171 e nzlfa vport J4fMfm f ', as -vv. 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Thrs year the Academy was most fortunate to have Colonel Thomas Haggerty U S A retrred return to the De Paul scene as Athletrc lftrector and head track coach Col Haggerty who rs the frrst layman to become athletrc drrector rn the h1story of the rnstrtutron was head coach of lumor and Senror basketball Track and lnghtwerght football In the pertod between 1927 and 1936 he produced some of the greatest teams DePaul has ever had xncludtng many ctty champ onshrps rn basketball and c1ty and natronal champronshrps rn Track Smce hrs return Col Haggerty has appornted a capable staft of coaches caused an athlettc board to be formed begun a program of phystcal aduca t1on and rntrarnural acttvttres and ln general rnsptred a new frghtrng sptrtt and determtratron rn DePaul athlettcs and athletes both mdrvtdually and collectrvely lt rs thts new organtzatron and sp1r1t that rs causlng the name of DePaul to be feared and respected rn prep sport ctrcles and that rs returnmg the Academy to ts rrghtful posttron as a leader tn athletrc endeavor A . CL I' 1 - 4 - 1 fl . , , . r ' I I , , Page Stxty-six PCLIQL 987145 When Frank lenks was appointed head football coach this fall, he faced the very difficult task of turn- ing a green and untutored squad into a representative team. This he did in a splendid manner, working long and hard hours with the players in order to correct their mistakes, and instructing them in the finer points of the game. Forced to install an entirely new system of offen- sive play with only two weeks of practice before the opening game and with numerous in1ur1es to key players through the season his true wortn cannot be 1udged by the bare record alone Coach lenks also laid the foundation for future teams by giving many underclassmen vitally necessary game experience .mu Y!!! W Cfane As line coach of the varsity football team and head coach of the lightweights Mr Everett McClane professor of Mathematics at the Academy proved a valuable link in the DePaul athletic set up By steady drills and insistence on p rfect conditioning Mr Mc Clane developed a tenacious line that although out weighed in every game was never outfought Q0l gQ W George Bandy s appointment as head Senior ana the victories he has produced and by his development of players An Alumnus of DePaul and an All City player ne taught his team the fundamentals and fin ness n cessary for good winn ng basketball Coach Bandy developed the lunior team into a fast sure shooting smooth working machine that was much feared by its opponents and took third place in the section race With the Senior squad Mr Bandy strove to forrn a team that would be a threat in future years Page Sixty seven .L . . C . .A . S . . . I ' - lunior basketball mentor was more than rustified by 1 I I A I A. e . e v L ' '. 1 X , . 1, . . .!4I1!AOI1y . I'ClC A Kev: arrival tc tae grie c. ccacges at l3ePaar .f - r Antncny Tracy. f..r. Tr eriy and has returned rhvsical Laacatcn Fr three years at schccl in the ycuiaer stuaei efforts cf ffr. Tracy in Apart from this, lff fertks in the coaching U 4. cj is at alumnus cf the Acad tfQ,S 'IGGY ta fCKG CHGYTIG Cf HTG' carazi :cr .ri tgie igrs Alreaag' a nctgceacle cpaziae Qias EGGS seeh t:1ri1.1a.1 Tzie 4, A , . T. O .ranxia crcaram ,W . , .- tracy rs assrstpmg ..fr. rram t the Bantam arrcl lTl',fwe.aE1:s vxctarlaus season at basketball Besides accu trr these osts, he also raverrts the rw Q rv 4 luniar Division at basketcall lrl tire lrltrarrrural Leaaue Qn a very splendid and Jdlfllkzw W Left io Rxght Fr W Gcxughan Mr Haggerty Fr Vohs Mr Phee Fr Watterson The athletrc looara ct Depaul A aae s are at Ire marry aclat ras t tee mstrtutrorr ll'lS year Arrong we merroers arm tlre sta't are lflr W P' ee T Hagaert, Rev VJ T GCIUUQGD R as ara ev a'e frm he urccse at the oaara s tc suce J Tl a' letc e ca c arm 1 ccrrlp tt' T1 P W ca ae ac ae s O tcroate farm eleg c tj ara at 971C praclercs ct the mst lu r Je ceer a scussed a s Je r: J t 1' S FCC' J GS CID S fE3I1t 3 o I 2' Fagvlzili , ' ' F' ' . c ' my i . '1 gc.. c lflr. . j . . . 'J , et' E Val: ..d R .F W rt tial. Tl AW . l ' is ' Aarvise af' .i du ti I1 Wd a e-.Qc 1. hicltl almyt t parilh .f.laj' frll' f he l L' c' c ...a a. T, ' . l f1C l lla' a ' cc.. H., an ' acl' d 'j he Qcard i,,ltf t'li ' ae Sixty-,ight ecwyweigkf This season Frank lenks took over ditticult task of coaching the Demon eleven, The team had ten lettermen returning and other talented men from last years Senior Freshmen teams, but the team had to master an entirely new offense and defense strategy. Although the team won only one game and lost live, they showed that they had that tradi- tional 'never say diet' spirit to keep them going the entire season. lack Forrest and lohn Lui were unanimously elected as co-captains of the l944 season. Both these men were standouts of the team at their right end and quarter back positions respectively. Sam lantelezio received honorable mention am because of his out standing running ability He is one of the fastest eague on the All North Section te men in the Catholic L The tentative starting lineup consisted of M ur phy center Gttenbecker and Lahe y guards DiDornenc1o and Lange tackles Forrest and Chassee ends Lui lantelezio Hummert and Samp in the backlield 3003! Mr Ienks and his co captains look fondly upon a trophy won m by gone years FRONT ROW Gemskxe Knoppe Ne ring Long Iantelezxo Harrington Lab SECOND ROW Mgr Al tt ey Ryan Comxskey x o Schroeder Flannery Rohde Murph L Treacy Mgr Mxke y ux Rouzan Lange Kxnsellc. rieyden THIRD ROW Athl t exc Dtrector Torn Haggerty Bransk M becber Sam Sk I 1 ohtor Worthmgton Carroll Ulbert Often p eton Brunsteld Koemg Coach Frank leaks TOP HOW Mxller Hoban Wxlson Ch assee Forrest D1Domenxco Naughton X' 't 9 1 V 1 I , , . . - 1 1 1 I I r-,,.,L Q:..,..-az- ag- -.. .3 .... .c fu' 'g H Wx fs el W C I -i Q N ff 1 -is I x NN 1 k Xa oq fd 'fs I I iz' 1 v N .X 1 M f43iw fwY I I. A 5 in' fs H K M f N. NN nw 1 x vf . f 5 x YJ ft JR' N p-7 u , , S- 'X , Q ' . F, I NS -Q 0 .VX '11 K K A Eff' , A L R KV 5 -L, ' ' .W.i,- f ST GEORGE 19 DE PAUL 0 DePaul traveled to Lvanston on October 27 to meet last years c1ty champ1on team The Demons aga1n bowed for thetr fourth league loss D Paul s l1ne played thelr greatest game of the season but the bacrcfteld could not come through wtth the necessary pass defense and offense St George scored thetr three touchdowns on passes mto the end zone FENWICK 36 DE PAUL 13 ln the fmal game of the lO44 season the Demons bowed to the ftghttng Fenwtck Fnars of Oak Park The game was the ftfth stratght loss for the quarter the Frtars had pushed ahead to a 36 to O lead ln desoeratotn the Demons turn d to passrng Ray Samp threw a 4U yard pass to jack Forrest who ran the remamtng 30 yards A few mmutes later Ray Samp dropped back agatn and chucked a ten yard pass to lohn I-lummert who ran Z0 yards for the fmal score Sam lantelezto who had been out smce the St Mel game came 1n and locked the extra pomt So ended another season of one of the greatest of Amencan sports Carroll plunges forward ugaxnst St Mels ' , ' ' . e- . J . , . Demons and also clinched the north section race for Fenwick, ln the fourth e ' , A' 1 - , - I - Page Seventy two ,n,. I fd, .9- ,P my . if f an X ,sq I , , . r P' , . f ,' I f 1 if ' 1 Z ll v z K R' ' -1 n- ' , f1 1- , f A732 I . ,x , , ,M ff , fi iii, f' -12' N fr. i gn , yff, , - ff? -7 1 I 'I ' 1 Ji ln' 'V I ' n .gd ':.---..X I If 2- -'YA,,'... '. '. I,-I 3 4 1. J, NN Y - W ,QL ,-Q fy if , , fl, ' ' 4 ' -'P 1 , A . , i ' sw ' r 4 - - W -w -1 s -X V .Q f, Q 'A V' H ,4 Aj! 2 A A 1 ' t., 'L O W ' 'ff av M . ' ' 33 :F fVf'2'f?', M' .4 J -K ' gyammw . ,JZ A' V . I 0 , Q aw, U1 - N n. V - N ' M4 . X ,rf ski . 1 N 1 1 ,gy . Q' ig 1 ,M F. f ' r f ' .. '- 'M r ' v . 1 f - Yr f A X, r f A Z ' r ' r gzifl if--V -'- U gf ,. ,, A , 'sf X , 1 . Mia 53311 7 Q 55 yjfw' ' I ' f 5' ' - 5 J-.,: ur - y' r. :Sv A , I It .3..N,1'-3f'xf.f.' 'V 'v . 'A , uf' 1 fx, x xl: . A . . b ,IL 1 uv , L , . , '1 ew. VM , .Y i l- V V -., ,' gs. . ,mix el ' Ia N I '-- k,j'fw',: - S' ...I , I X ' . 'HA Axffg . f' - Q '-- , - 1 3 vm ' .. ,rl Q' f, . Y ' A A ,A .I . - If . L - 'fag . A '- -,v-- x , .-. K - ffl f ?'f'w---ia 'vux ' ' A 'V K Ye-K . 'YA I ' 'x '-Z a . N.. A - M .A 1 .Y .I .lu -,pf j .' ' L 'Y ,x 1 N ' if t. . s V 7 , . W -1 f If ' .LQ V , L , g 9' VN, .W ' 5 '., ,, -,Q C pw- . x N r' 1 .Ugg . - h N ' ' 'af if ' ',l',.:, oli9AfweigLf goofgaf T Season LSc0'zes De Paul De Paul De Paul De Paul De Paul De Paul 12 14 7 15 19 S 'SL Phillip 12 Loyola 7 St. Ignatius 19 St. Patrick 0 St. George 7 Phillip 0 lt ever DePaul could be proud of their light- weight football team they can this year. Under the direction of Mr. McClane the freshmen played six games, winning four, tying one and losing the other. Several oi the men showed latent possibili- ties of becoming future Demon greats. Frank Freewaldt, fleet looted right halt, led the team and the scoring this season with nine of the olevon touchdown and two extra points for a total or 56 points Other outstanding players on the team were Reilmg at center Crowe and Ehlert at tackle Flood and Gruenke at guards Dietsch and Swanson at ends and Pionke Mitchell and Wallen in the backtield t BOTTOM ROW Lal! to Right Plech Gallagher Gruenke Skelton Williams Reilxng Condon Tnpoh Dzetsch Huter Anachinl Freer SECOND ROW Helberger Manchester Mitchell Gavin Short Flood Daugxrd Fabxsh Czechorskl Flannery Bell Smith Cantmo THIRD HOW Mr Haggerty Swanson Lasher Prendegast Rosenorn McCarthy Rohers Briarton Gahnel Moran Sykes Bxetzen ONell Mooney Atwood Fergus Hlllnn Lxll Mr McClone TOP ROW FYE9Wdldf Ehlert Woll Ryan Pionke Kelly Wallin Crowe Page Sevent y to ui an - C' 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 l l ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 2. ' 1 '1 I I 5 I I I 1 lr.: 1 n : 1 1 1 1' 1 1 '1 . 1. 1v QCLUgl,U8L Z?a5LefLaf Mr George Bandy former DePaul bastcetball star undertook the obl1gat1on of coachmg the aentor ana luntor basketball teams thls year Wlth the senlors lflr Bandy strove to bu11d up a team that would be a threat tn future years by lettmg underclassmen play the majortty ot the games The Senlor team th1s year had only two returntng lett rmen Mtke l-lebel and George Olson to gutde lt through the season M1ke l-lebel was ptcked to captatn the Heavywetghts and proved htmsell worthy ot the honor by h1s all around play George Olson another stalwart auard amazed the spectators wlth hls drlv ma and shoottng Sophomore Wally Rhode worked at forward posltlon wlth Bob Specht a tall sentor Dlclc Chassee and Earl Hayes alternating at the center po sltton completed the startmg team '? 1'lu Caotam Mike Hebei FRONT ROW: Martin. Dielsch, Rhode, Turscliman. SECOND HOW: Kinsella, Pelger, Capt. B. Hebel, Hutmacher, Phoenix, Greisch. TOP ROW: Godziela, Hayes, Specht, Forrest. Olson, Coach George Bandy. Page Seventy-ftve 41' 0 4 X .x. xx .XE DICK GODZIELA Sl Phxllp 71 Behnke McMahon Gambony Kluck Pope Ioyce Hmger Fenwlck 1441 W McElroy Wxlson Brown Marhn Fredenck Langford Fox De Paul 1381 Spechi Godzxela Forrest Olson Hehel Huirnacher Hayes S! George Carngan Cashno McCarthy McHugh Mxller Kelly Lo ue I cherer De Paul 1341 Hutmacher Rhode Hayes Olson Hebel Spech! Godzxela 5 Psa F f Y I1 , r Y 1, ' CAPT MIKE HEBEL HEAVYWEIGHT SCORES De Paul 1231 S! Pulnck 1441 De Paul 1251 Specht Godzxela Forresi Olson Hel:-el Hayes Rhode e Paul 1291 Snechi Godzxel Forresi Hebel Olson Hayes Pelger lgnahus 8 Woods Ranspzs Grlrnes Zavadxl Reuier Iankauskas De Paul 1341 Specht Forres! Hebel Olson Hayes Turschman Huimacher Rhode Sl Mel 1391 Iackson Prace Spehn Sauil Storlo D Spehn Bender EARL HAYES Werha Wxedner Samp Zxelxns Maloney Wilson Lahey lennxngs Feller S! Phlllp 1571 Kluck Behnke Hmger Ioyce Pope Luksla Forbes Gamhoney Daly Hogan Golden Fenwick W M Elroy Wilson Langford Fredmck Brown De Paul 1251 Raxspls Iancauskas Hxckey Zavadll Woods Delahunt Bawler Reuler De Paul 1451 lanielezxo Hxldebrand Chassee Olson Rhode Hehel Hayes Kinsella Rhode Hutmacher Hayes Hebel Olson Martm Grexscl- Specht Godzxela De Paul 1241 Rhode Turschman Specht Olson Hebel Hayes Hutmacher Chassee Mrller Dxetsch De Paul 1351 Rhode Olson Chassee Kxnsella St Ignahus Olson Rhode Specht Hebel Kmsella Godzlela Hayes Mlller Sl George D Scherer McCarthy Cashno Carngan Miller Dulek 1 Scherer McHugh 2 1 GEORGE OLSON BOB SPECHT WALLY RHODE DON DICK TURSCHMAN CHASSEE 1x ff - ll 1 h- 1,1 14 .. .J . 13 .' B.F.P. B.F.P. B.F.P. 11.r.P. I y 412 10:11 222 254 001 ' 000,' Ull lOl 111 232 512 005 . 412 2U2 ki 522 102 22:1 3003 213 224 314 014 ' 200 ' 102 , ' 112 010 102 '. 010 , 'Y ' 102 102 1 ' D 011 ' 010 11.r.P. B.F.P. . 682 203 ' 302 'Q 202 13.F.P. B.I-'.P. 214 334 531 412 ' 142 2141 201 000 ' 200 214' 411 101 022 001 601 120 011 00: 100 001 100 000 se. '121 124 203 B.F.P. B.P.P. 202 001 ,- 102 131 100' lll ' 101 .1112 101' 100 1. 324' 004 110 H 3143 ' 132 . . 302 104 1391 001 154 11.F.P. B.F.P. 002 .. 961 401 301 543 ' 1 111- 135 11.1-'.P. D, Scheye, 4 3 3 Godziela ggpl Martin 3 Ol Hebel 314 Q 104 101 100 514 000 , 732 144 . 161 . 402 102 Y. B.F.P. B.F.P. V 1, ' 100 201 314 U12 ' . 20g 100 320 734 X Z 101 210 '. '. . 0 Ol 430 021. U03 D 53? ' 301 'R ' 1 13.15.116 13.15.114 001 . 001 702 :102 . 003 323 - 137 , P 532 322 . 512 Q22 5 Q 102 402. - - 01 4 . 100 if: . 5 gg j . 104 Ull 075 . 305 fs, 513' 024 -'-, 001 000 1 405. 000 1 1' 110 000 , 'xx I .Xxx hy -We if NN iff' lf' 5 ,1 x . I., 1 4 i :QNX 4 . X I I eSe'.'er,t.'-.:L:: DICK VAN DYCKE IOHN ROUZAN BOB CAPHILE 1 NOHB ANDREWS LIGHTWEIGHT SCORES p1,,1,p 1411 De Paul 1225 De Paul 1501 Callif Flando Stenson Hla lac Redmond Za11ck De Paul 1387 Iantelezxo Caprxlle Hllclebrand Van Dycke Rouzan ur Sl lgnatlus 3 Iacoby O Conner Klaench Pxchettl Hughes Gaglxardo De Paul 46 Caprlle Hxldebrand Van Dycke Rouzan Iantelez1o Andrews Long Bauser u1 Paldaui De Paul 1391 Caprxle Iantelezxo Hlldebrand Van Dycke Rouzan Andrews Iantelez1o Caprxlle Hxldebrand Van Dycke Rouzan U1 Andrews Fenw1ck 1233 Barrett Campagna W Duchon Pxckel F Duchon Crowley De Paul 1291 Carxlle Van Dycke Iantelezxo Houzan u1 Andrew St George Shelley McCarthy Boesen Herdnck Hand lackson McLauqhl1n Mxller Sl Mel 1293 Malone Lynch Pascal Martln Lyons Gxlert Wo1ek Caprxle Iantolozxo Hlldebrand Rouzan Van Dycke Andrews Paldauf Gaughan De Pu lanteleuo Capnle Hlldebrand Van Dyclre Rouzan Andrews De Pa Iantelezw Caprxle Hildebrand Houzan Van Dycke Andrews Capnle Iantelezxo Hxldebrand Van Dyclce Rouzan Andrews Blumenthal De Pa Iantelezxo Capnle Hlldebrand Van Dycke Rouzan Paldorl Blumenthal Andrews ul 14 ul 13 03 51 Paul ul 15 27 1 28 J O I OE HUTMACHER St Patnck 33 P Csech Iauert Fledler Gflffln Novello Reynolds Doherty De Pau 2 sf P11111p 1071 Stenson Calxfi Flando Hlavac Redmond Conlon F0hWlCk 1221 Gruent Barrett W Duchon Crowley Gxbson F Duchon St Ignahu 39 Klaench Pxchettx Glbbons Iacoby O Connor Ryan St George D1 her Baesen Daslm Lawe Telkes McLaggal1n ahelley Mxller SAM DAN CAPT HEINIE IANTELEZIO Page Seve vue Y J fl, 1 ' - i 1.4 . 1' 1 1' ,U . ln sr. l ' ff B. P. P. B. P. P. 1 0. P. P. B- F.P. L ' Gll ' 1331 ' 002. 000 -Q. 502 ' 123 ' 1212 312 ' 334' 1501' 402' 401 . 040 012 004 808 200 01? 223 001 -- 012L' lU11 222 1114 101 010 231 010 E159 B.r. P. 0.1-'. P. , '- ' 522 012 0.1'.P. B.P.P. - 212 400 ' 552 522 - 104. 014 - 312 ' 502 400 ' 0201- 024 024 11 514. 0201 220 124 f, L' 002 002 101 115 ,If i lOl 000 1. . '1GJ B.F.P. B.1'.P. . . ' Q53 B.P.P. B.F.P. Gibbons l0 5 Hildebrand IU 5 . 5 21 3 3 2 . . 352 401 321 .. 234 121' 420. 214 Slay 100 302 '02 1-4 , 000 lo.. 002' 100 5' A 001. 012 .41 . 1323 13.P.P. B.F.P. De . '511 ' ' 512 105 B.r.P. B.F.P. 4 ' 410 211 ' 025 ' 254 101 041 ' 100 025 414 ' 221 ' 215 ' 122 ' 511 304 405 002 201 0Ull 105' 254 004 ' 3201 110 ll0 001' 010 001 L' 001 001 . 1331 , B.F.P. B.F.P. B.P.P. B.F.P. ' 910 ll2 ' ' 114 2131 ' 214 000 ' - 71 4011' 112 ' 412 1 ' 124 034, 102 104 .' 404 ' 2l51 700 440 ' 123 002 011 ' 121 211' 011 Ull' 011 ' 200 011' 100 1 1 'T 1 l1 YL X f 1 .. 111115151111 i HILDEBRAND Ccxptcnn Hexne Hildebrand lfr George Barroy led the lurnor Cager hrs year LC a ery su ces ful thlrd place rn the No Th Secuorr of the Catholrc League Hrs vlgo ous tram HG resulrea m a ea h llhl l Could stand up lo all opponents and that car r eel su Clem lrehgth to rally at us opporl me rqo vlGI'1l rlh lumors were hampered by the lo s ol only one n on from last years squad l-leme Hlldebrarrd wa el cted to captam the luruor squad and v1v1dly dls p ayed h1s complete knowledge ol basketball lactrcs Sarr lam lemo also proved a valuable asset to re leam by drrvmg and scormg ab1l1ty Bes1de l-leme and Sam D ck Van Dyck Bob Caprllle lohrmy Rouzarr and Norb Andrews roundea off the regular posmons ol lhr Wm nmg team FRONT ROW Mgr I Sto ser Icntelezo C Hxldcb cnd Ccpnle Tnpiow Capt I Hxldebrand Rouzan Lux BACK HOW M C Wll gr 1 mms Hexborger Bauser Gcxughan Pulduul Long Blumenthal Mgr I Dreyer Couch George B'-nd', Page Se Jehlv Flgh' O I ' l Q I -v -' I v 1 1 , Y A 11 L 7 V C S ' A. . . 1 F . 2 , -J . . 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'r , , . . 1 LU I'l'll'l'lll'lg lg' Through the efforts of Mr Haggerty Father O Mal ley and Father McHardy the swrmmlng team began practrcmg as a group at the Blackhawk Park swrmmrng ' poo Whlle the team was yet ID the makmg 1t felt the loss of J- if nga:-',. 1t s moderator Father McHardy who was very conscren ..-A 'G trous and capable m handllng hrs dutles toward the team .Af Father McHardy was then succeeded by Father O Malley who had shown much rnterest 1n the team long before hrs appomtment as moderator Father OMal1ey was assrsted by loseph Mansf1eld a former De Paul stu dent and George lverson swrmmmg mstructors at the Chrcago Parks and both very capable coaches At the begmmng of the season the team appeared very promrsrng Sev eral of last year s swlmmers returned A few of them were Iohn and lames Mrtchell Ierry Lange Iohn Worthmgton Iohn Roth and lohn Lrll who com posed the backbone of the team Iohn Mrtchell was appomted captaln to lead the team through rts meets Invxtahon to the dxve In the course of the competmve season several rmportant vrctones were Revmidgglgfley achleved Among these were the defeat of the St George team thlrd place rn the Loyola meet and fourth place at Fenwlck .-hr FRONT ROW Kobeskz Bolleau E Mxtchell McLean Made: Harvey SECOND ROW paeger Dxetnch Rosenorn Wendt Iames Mxtchell Sullivan Mcxrulll TOP ROW Coach Ioseph Mmnsheld Llll Worthington Crowe Iohn Mitchell Suwu Lange Fergus Rev F OMalley Mr Bakker Coach George lverson Page Elght I O X .. t nv L F . 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Rt we l 6LC Th1s season the Track team nas affected a transformatron from the nearly rnact ve organtza t1on of the past three years to a promment and v1tal posrtron rn De Paul Athletfcs Th s transfo matron was attrrlouted to the return of Col Tom Haggerty as coach and to the new sp rrt and determtnatron wh1ch he tnyected mto the team and whrch was evrdent rn every practtce sess on and at every meet ln past years the name of De Paul has oeen feared and respected IU prep track c1rcles not only 1n Chrcago but throughout the country How ever when Col Haggerty left to become Drrector of Athletrcs at the bn1ve sttv nterest declrned ur trl the quad was reduced to srcelton srze The frrst call 1n March was answered by a record turnout wrth an expenenced nucleus on Whrch to burld The standouts of tms years team were Brll Leeds veteran ruler Sam lantelez1o experrenced sprrnter and broad1umper Earl ONerll excellent quarter and half mrler lack Chrystal Senlor 220 and 440 man lohnny Worthrngton second year sprrnter and htgh lumper and Tack l-lummert star sophomore dash man The lanky legs of Leeds As th1s lS bemg wrrtten before the competrtrve season hegrns no account of the meets may be grven But the team W1l1 partrcrpate 1n the State Relaf Champronshros the lumor and Senror Ctty Champronshtps and sfx dual ana trrangular meets He s got rhythm M' X 1- if '-'KO' V-:ESA L.. FRONT HOW Volh Hxlkxn Dnnke Worthmglon Fczbxsh Pxech Iackson Arenberg fm x-1.1 SECOND ROW Hlldeb and Long Berman Ian lezmo chumcch Ahtto Henry Phoerrx Bcxuser R McCarthy TOP HOW Gexsch Gallagher Mohtor Moran Skelton Atfwood Neslus Cowe Leeds Riley Chxys tal Lange Igoe Brunsield Iackson Free odlt Hurnngton ONe1ll P19 FQ , 1 ' A ' ' ' , .rl re V X 1 Q ..i . . V Y . T . r . . , 1 A., A , l . 1- . 1. 1 1 11 S . . 1 x . , , , 1 . 1 1 . - A . , . . - 1 . 1 1 , -Y 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . . . , , . . . 1 , 1 1 1 1 4 Y ' 1 - , i ' , - c m ,. ra . 1 T J Q 1. 1 f 1 , 1 ,. 1 ' 1 l - r X . 1- 1 - xf 1 V , XX x g T Q K V, , ' .1 ls- wh J 1 -' 4 'Q , . .. - 1 ' X ' ' up 1 ,ff 1 1' 4,1 - . Q. 1. 1 'T 1. . Q T I' 2 xg. 1 ., X 4 : ' I 1 1 1 te ' 1 5 er. ' 1 1 1' 1 1 1 r' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 r 1 1 ' 1 - , 1 1 f 1 YN 1 1 1 e .ui hiv-one ganfdni 611161 505 X-ig-it Through the superb coachmg abrlrty of Frank lenks De Pauls Bantam and Flyw lght teams emerged thru a cage seascr of decrsrve v1ctor1es lt has generally been the rule for De Paul teams to complete succes ful seasons and the 45 Bantam and Flywerght cagers proved thelr prowess by wrnnrng the greater percentage, ot tne1r contests by substantral ralhes late rn the games The Flywerghts headed by Chit lacobson brought recogn1t1o'1 to De Paul by deteatlng all but one of thetr opponents The BantamWe1ghts duphcated thrs feat wlth as many vrctorres and losses as the Fhes The Bantams were led by Al Murphy and Drck Chassee who later rn the season Jolned the semor cage squad FRONT ROW Dalton Hurnngton Ahtto Worthington Igoe Murphy Coach Frank Ienks SECOND ROW Comlskey Muller Chassee Leeds ONrelI Pa E115 t FRONT ROW Frlbln Voltl Drxnke Fubxsh Bcrranco SECOND ROW Prendergclst Nugent Henry Hllklh Anclum D Bella Manchester TOP ROW Egan Gallagher T Mc Carthy D McCarthy Coach Frank Ienks .li . 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' - fy Q ' 4 1 R : X A , . . - x l ' , . , F . ge ' l1'1'-f'.'lD .9I'lfl CllfI'llfll Cl, 6 Baskeiball League Siandings TEAM Swxshers Mcxrdmen gafefgaf L Beers Intramural basketball, tor years ne- glected was aga1n resurred th1s yea' when Athlehc D1rector Tom Haggerty called for teams and d ew up schedule The tournament was played by three leagues the red the blue and the wh1te The red and blue cons1sted ot Freshmen and Sophomores tne whue league of lumors and mors There were two rounds On comple t1on ol the l rst round the leadmg team ol the red and blue league were placed IHLO one league for the econd round On complehon ot the econd round the wmners ot each league co 1p ted lor school champ1onsh1ps The t1nal v1ctors were the SW1Sl'1PT ot the Semor League wl1o defeated the team ot C 9 by the score of 49 to lfl .SZ MJ rarnural o nwoll t e a were 1 'HO u l1 at he s asa ld LC lest ot ao' t a o let1c 1 t eld was b na ed o rack on toot l t 1 11 'J 1 n '10 e otnet 1 Jere nel1g1ble tor ttball l'1 sp te o tl all c De taut 1ad 1er u1t u s th a nt n o page s c J Demons Conspircxtors RED LEAGUE TAM W Dll P78 C10 SENIOR LEAGUE W. I. 19 U 13 7 IUNIOR LEAGUES TEAM W 75 10 C78 Cll D13 10 7 6 I4 7 I6 T. 2 3 3 1 0 BLUE LEAGUE In rarnural cenes Page Llg'llY th ee I . L . A 1 E . L. T. . L. 1'. T G c-9 10 0 0 9 1 0 . D-2 6 4 0 l 19-3 s 1 1 - - 4 s 0 1 - - 5 5 0 ,1 - 3 7 U N - 3 S 1 - 2 3 0 , - 3 7 0 B-9 1 9 U ' C-5 2 8 U ' I S9 ' . i ' ' ' 1 o rs . I P E Q . I , I A . S . V , .f . n e lnt 1 Oc ' Q '. o ' Ill formed late in Ztlexh, so that :1eL to QT c. J tr. e fl 'sou' '1 V .. S I- l. 'Ql had to be hte' int the Ain' F scheglule 1n a most intricate way, be- cause il e 1 ei. v us l y both the t '1 d foal earns. Si tdenx bartlciyating i the: Q ' athletics 1: i - Q ' 1 so . 1 i f all the lianiicaps, safe 1, t T . ' l. ,l a J y tr L t l ecisen, wi .1 t le ' y le r in all lastis. 1 I : s T' I - r I A, y - A- :f,1',j'-V, -- , n ,I F3 A ' ifv '. :' A ,Il V V Q . yy . V V . V V V , A V K N SUtflfllNG up we should l1ke tc rnentron t at sports rn general at De Paul Academ, ave en oyed a thrrvrng season a marlcea rmprovernent over last fear The so rt ol school sup port 1S agatn on the nclrne The pure enthus asm whrch has been rnlected tnto o,1r att letes rn every neld ol endeavor rs the result of our fresh new coaclnng stall Thrs sptr t ore rnght eaarly have rmproed at our lrrst league tootloall garne at the season agarnst St Patnclc Tr ere ttrrougl the ranks ol a record home crowd ran the domrnant atmosphere of assurance EveAyone knew we we e go ng to wrn we nad drscarded our defeatrsrn at the outset Backed vvrtm sucn aeep a of the prayers awspla,ed a wnnrng pertormance fron start to nntsw Trough t e rernander c ,arres resulted rn ae eat rom the sconng standpc nt our deterr' at cn was pc e hrougrcy Aavancrng nate the season De Paul presented to tne puol f' su erp l. twe gl Baslcetpull Team wntch captured a tfnra place posrtron rn rts eague and l'lea .fy weral t Tea cse ed ocre record tar fron rel ected tts great playrng ao lrty 1 na thrs t re c swrmm ng tearn of talent f as brouwt to and frre rea fer 'ree s r-lere t ew rnterests prornpted s ccess 9 bpflflq C C 'ICG DSG' GOTYIN.. ne G 'fx SC s e ou rant tG6Q avet eftpace cc e ee t 1 De H s rfcr e rr 1 TGHD s ue honors Several rnrnor sports also threatened to come atc oerng later tne r n WF QV f' p IGS 'WY l' IlS Hlell en S9 Doll F F 9 'J X T ' ' 1. 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The Sewing Circle Grab Hls Dough Such Table Manners Two Bits' Another Touchdown On the Way Out Go Away' lm Readmg Fr O Malley s the Clear How Much You Got Boys? Draftmg Bombsxghts All Exhausted ecxry School Day Morale Boosters Thls One ll Kxll You He Amt Got Chance Into The Brmy Deep The Master Hxmseli I Hate To Walk A Lxttle Wzder Please Through The Smoke Screen lm Afrcnd Its Good The Hungry Mob Off On A lVl1ss1on Of Iustlce Dr .. . , A Close That Door No I gf s O my-W ftii-'Sf I A X I K 1 ' -,,Z- I '11-is 5 ff VKX . I ' - -x ET? if ' ME? A q--1 -..-..-. Gxve Us A Smxle Please Huntmg ior Fleas Here s Your Change Shorty Lookmg For Insplratxon The Lxttle Demons The Annual Must Come Out Orders Please' Freshman Experxment Meet My Gul No You Cant Have A Locker Ten Days Hard Labor Why So Glum Even The Dxrector Sxngs Thxs Sort of Thmg Never Ends Meet George Mlkdh FEES LUUSER5 l X v 1, , - I s F-if 4 L C Ynsw, ,. . .. -, .. - ., H x . .fx De Paul Academy Dad S Club sands rhL Class of 45 on then Way W1th bgst WlShQS and God s speed nik Nl O 9 1 3 V I - 1 . J . , . Ur. P. ,l. Pe-rillv ....................,.. Prvsiilf-nl wr. F. -X. Nivkq-la ..........,....,... Y' - -PM-si1le'llI Wlr. lf. li. I' -iz ,.............,......... Sc-m'c-lar, '. I . lf. U' . ' ....,.............,.... T11-zlsllrf ' Compliments of ffuo O 0ffifieizaLH Phmcwgmpher Mass 415 2308 Lmcoln Avenue Phone Lmcoln 8800 CCGDNIPILIINUENTS AND BEST WISHIES Qfffx ABERDEEN PRESSINC P F7 9 L F li has lwffn ll llistinvl pleasure mul privilege to voupvralf' with tl ff i or mul Staff of Tim l,l'llI0llu in ilu' prorlurtinn of his .-flllllllll. Q O PARKWAY PRESS Lwe School Publzcatzons 2839 N Halsted Street Chlcago I111no1s B1ttersWeet 5262 DE PAUL ACADEMY CUMMERGE CLUB W1Sh6S success to the Graduates of 45 Q35 W A lphF 1 Complzments of WIILOX 8. FUI LETTE BOOK STORE 1255 9 Wabash Avenue Calumet 4580 ee ' 99 ' ' 3 7 C ' 'JG illiam Bruns ....,.. P 'd t AlfredMu phy ,...,. V' -P 'd t do ....... S t y G g Ml ly A,.... T 1 T J g IA: A De Paul Academy Mother S Club Congratulauons to the Semors of 45 Wlrs UQ nm lnrurran Pre nl: nt Wlrs Ste phdn ,Lu uh on Y u e Pre- uh nt Nha 1 hdrleg la hung, Tre .murer Pug N nety Hree . 9 ' Y , - 's f ' ' ................... -s' - , ' s ......... . .... 5'- Nlrs. .'xllgllSl Plark ........ , ......... .... S e-rreiary .- ' . - . ' 1 .- 1 e i -1. WITH BEST WISHES to the GRADUATES DF 45 IN THEIR NEW FIELDS OE LIFE MARTHA and EDDIE WALLY McGOVERN CLASS OF 45 In Theu' Future Life Wishes Success To The Compliments and Best Wishes to the Class of '45 630 ARCADIA ROLLER RINK Home of the Roller Danczng QXVQ 1444 N Bloadxsaw Avenue CHICAIO ILLINOIS Complzments 0 THE FRENCH AND SPANISH CLUBS French Club Ofhcers Spcmzsh Club Ofhcers V P ent Ru lm Pres dent lolw Brunsfeld Se etczrw Bemc1dP1enx e .1 KK ' VY 1 Y ' I , I i .C ............ . ................ L Gerard Lange ........................ VicefPreeidem . . A ' . , ......,................. Tr 3' .e' P g N ly f COMPLIMENTS OF MULVIHILL CO .Uunufarlu rvr 41018 N PALJLINA STREET SOIJX nn NIIYFL Xl NN XII LS PHONE MONROE 1686 Complz ments of the PUR ILHCIE FMWIIL Y DR AND 'HRS j X PULLILL f HIRCI' lf 'Will-TT GRPGURY 1 V ' D 7 1141 3 1 I I :. A X A 1 I X 1 l 4 .. 4 ffjibg ll 1 -:- I.. Q W1'ndow Shades Venetian Blinds IL 0 U P WINDUW SHADE CU. Manu acturers and Cleaners Clty Wlde Seruce Phone NEWcastle 351 1 LUNIPI INII' N I S III! CHEMISTRY CLUB Coen HnryW dt Psdet h Mxth . . Y. 1 14 rr 1 R1 . A . 1- n or ' ' 4: e en ................,............ rei n Iohn Rouzcm ......................... Vice-President Io n 'c ell .................... Secretary-Treasur P g N' t Compliments and Best Wz'shes To The Graduates of 1945 MAJESTIC PRINTING IIUMPANY 2146 N. Sheffield Avenue B'tt weet 0348 Congratulatzons to the Semors 0 45 IKIRUPIKIIN DRUGS l I N 959 Webster Avenue Complzments of FRENCH HAND LAUNDRY C0 2163 N Clark Street Phone Dwersev 5786 I f , Still ' 'IL KRl'l'Kl.'. R.l'll. 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