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Zin emuruum Durmg the sumrner DePaul lost one ot 1ts most cher1shed pro lessors Mr Souton Wh1le on vacat on 1n Mex1co C1ty on luly 20th he was stncken by a heart attack wh1ch caused h1s death He was graduated from Georg1a Tech and cont1nued study at DePaul Un1 V6fS1lY where he re e1ved h1s masters degree As a World War I veteran lllr Souton 1o1ned the Academy teach1ng staff 1n 1927 where he oecor IC one ot the outstandma teachers IH the schools h1story The students ot DePaul w1ll long remember Mr Souton for h1S am1able p onahty and unt1r1ng act1v1ty among h1s Chem1sts IU the labora tory DePaul Academy lS profoundly pleased that 1t had on t faculty a Chem1stry Prof v11th the degree of ab1l1ty that Mr Souton Mr A C Soulon A M M S possesed W I Phee B Sc Rev C A Norman C M A M ratncr Frank lgnzwe 1er IS the Academys capable German anc Mr Wm I Phee IS the dynam1c d1rector of the Commerce Depart ment He tr1es to 1nst1ll 1n h1s Commerce students the 1dea that all knowledge IS not found 1n books Mr Phee 1S gual1t1ed to make 1 ll tatement because of past expertence As moderator of the Com merce Club faculty adv1sor to the Annual Staff and a member of the Academy Athlet1c Board he has shown clearly that he IS beh1nd all soc1al act1v1ty 1n the Academy Every student agrees that Wlll1OUl llr Phee DePaul would not be gu1te the same Fr Norman IS the good humored and well l1ked Latm and Rel g1on teacher ln fact he IS the Academy s authorlty on the l.at1n lan guage The student body holds Lum 1'1 1lS h1ghest adm1rat1on and always eager to awe you the beneht ot h1s knowledge on any pro ple Il you may have lfnghsh teacher He lS known tnrouahout the student body for h1s 1ard knuclfles and deep husky vo1ce W1tho,1t Fr EnzWe1ler s weekly lroragatvon ot tl1 Fa1th collect on the lore1gn m1ss1ons would prob starve Fr En we1ler ranks e ond to none among the popular o essors ot the student ooof r L VK 1fcClane lS DePaul s mathemat1cal gen1us and ne cap aol teacnes any part1cular phase ot t Desp1te the fact that 'Vlr Nc Clane rms h1s classes W1 h an 1ron hand he 1S 11ked by all He was the aentlerr1a'1 who aptly p1loted the hgnt.-fe1ght footoall team througl 1t s successful season Rev F S Enzwenler Mr E W McClane Ph B LL B Page Tllll'l96!'l 7 ' , . . 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'A , '. .1 Mr l I Kovacs B Sc Mr A Vail Ph D Fr Ryan though here only a year and a half has been unanr mously approved as the new Athletrc Drrector Hrs pleasantness and abrlrty to rrrake frrends gurckly pl rs hrs love of cornpetrtron between boys has promoted hrm to thrs post As a teacher he rs tops srnce he shows great consrderatron to tne rnany prob ms whrch confront the students rn hrs classes General Scrence whrch rs one of the frrst subrects a freshman meets rs taught by Mr l I Ko Jacs The freshmen have nothrng but hrgh prarse for thrs neat well dressed teacher and the rest of the student body agrees wrrole heartedly Mr Kava s nas worked hr way up from regrstrar to dean of tne General Screrrce flasses H masterful wav of teachrng thrs necessarx fundamental scrence rs evrd nt t hen the student meets more drffrccrlt scrences rn hrs later years Mr Varl rs a newcomer to DePaul thrs year He was rarsed and educated rn and around Effrngham lllrnors After decrdrng hrs pro fessron he went to the Urban Unrversrty of the Propagatron of the Farth or srx years Here he recerved hrs doctors degree lffr Varl then took up the post of ouperrntendent of Schools at Breese lllrnors Wrth such an excellent background DePaul rs srrre rt ha a aualrfred addrtron to rt s faculty Wlllycm CM AM DePaul s guret and genral Mr lJlcCune has ar Jen many a student the benefrt of hrs knowledge of Hrstory and Matnernatrcs Few guc trons go unanswered rn hrs class srnce he belrex es that the only way to learn rs to ask Mr lVIcCune has been at DePaul only four year but hrs popurarrty rs ever rncreasrng Mr M Baron Ph B Rev L F Zoeller C M A M Pag F e Mr S 0 McCune B Sc Language rs cumpulsory rn all schools and DePaul feel proud that rt has a teacher so skrlled and qualrfred as Mr Baron He re cerved hrs degree through study of the romance language at Sor bonne rn Parrs lffr Baron farthfullv belreves that class trme should not be wasted and he endeavors rn every way to strck to hrs convrc tron He rs moderator of the Span sh Crul and tne chess Club whrcls rs becomrng more and more popular An old trmer at DePaul rs Rev L Zoeller He teaches Englrsh Relrgron and lflathernatrcs wrtfr qual vrgor and al vays makes tte school day a lrttle easrer by hrs qurck wrt Ve N smdents forget Pr Zoeller because of hrs aroll way of reprrmandrng Nrongdoers , , Y I , - ' ' ' f- l '-. - ' . . 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V t , e ournen rhe Physics Department rs under the capable tutorshrp ot lflr B l Deny Through hrs untrrrng eltort the Phy rcs laboratory has be come the best equipped rn the crty The government nas thanked lflr D ny many times for hrs suggestions n tne development of rad equipment In addrtron to Prrfsrcs lfr Deny has also added Civics to hrs teaching prograrr DePaul rs ndeed thankful that rt has suci a learned and gualrfred Dhfsrc teac rer Fr Bogetto r a good natured rorr t add tron to the teachrna taff He teache English and Rel grorr vrrtfr great aptrtude Fr Bo getto attended Cape Grrardear a'ter which he went to Saint llary s oemrnary rn Perryvlle lflrssourr Nc lv ordained he took part rn the lflotor Mission rn Southwest lflrssourr Now at DeDaul on hrs frrst teaching as rgnment he has gained last popularity with the student body and has becorrre r oderitor ct the rowrrncr Cllb to the delralr Mr B I Deny ol all CM AM Rev C Bogeho c M Fr Gaughan teaches English and Sociology with a twist all hrs ofvn which makes both these subrect more interesting Though he ha oeen at DePaul for only a few wears he has become moderator of the Prep our school paper and a rv ember ol the Acader ry Athletic Board Fr Gaughan shows hrs interest rn all the students not only rn the class imong them l rr McCabe r trre rmrnensly popular mechanical drawing teacher Hrs classrooms are run vrth the emcrency ol an expert and hrs smile rs a welcome rn rtsell As moderator of the Camera Club Mr McCabe spends nrs tr ne alter ScllOOl showrng rernbers of the club the do nd d nt fl talfr cg and developrna prcture Mr I LMcCabe Fr l!lcCarthv rs one ol DePaul s Vllorld War l veterans Religion rs hrs specialty and he has hrs ofv' d strnctrve wav of teaching rt so that there rs never a dull moment Fr rfac tr es to show or picture rn every day lrle the way we shoula lcv come oetrer Catholics so that every student may have a better under tandrrrcr ol hs relrgron As neav werg it I toall coa li and Lnglrsn and Spanish nstruc tor Prank lenks has sho n l s crreat strength and mtegrrtv l-le Drought back to Depadl sO ne ot tre gntrna sprrrt on the gridiron that thrs sch ol nas been noted to n the past ffr renks has lrlled every aualrl cation as a good coac :ind an untorgetarle rrrend Rev C I McCarthy C M A M Mr I leaks Ph B Page Fifteen rr. l I ' L I A i r - Y - . ,.' I Y. . ' '. ' if r . 'S' i - 'Q -3 A . H .. 3 I N GT 'V I . , . 1 X . H A I . , 'fl A ' 7. ' i ' , . l V E V 4 K.ri..'1.D. . r , FQ ., - , Us . r 1 rg . 5 ' r ' l f ' . . - Q l ,1 r ' ' ' v ' I, , i V A . 'A1, v V f , A u K X ,J .. V . , . . r , r K, r , . X H - I X . A 4 .n . 1 Y ' , .' i I I . it l .D i ' Revlcqughan roorrr but in all other outside functions by his rnexhaustible activity . .. . . 5 - ,' A ' ' ' . i ' , .N U , ,lv H , V l . ' ' 'r .ei ' rr . . fl ' 52 3 r 'H . ' , ' 'Afu. 4 Q ,,, ,, J . ' ' ' ' . ' Je ' ' ' . . ' fx 'nm ' r A ' '4 1 - x I -' 'A A . qv W x... Y .. K I . tx .M rxrr. - . W 2 :rf L 4. l ' . ' ' r' ' r lr ii ' ' ' ' 1' ' ' o ' r f i , l . l ' , ' . - . 1, f ' f - Mr McGrath M DePaul s ftrey new basketball coach IS lflr McGrath He recetved ns teachlng degree at Vtllanova College and hts Phystcal Lducatton degree at DePaul Untverstty Before comtng to DePaul he taught and coached at St Mary s College ln Kentucky and Weber f-hgh here Jn Ch1cago Bestdes dtrectmg the Basketball teams through thetr suc cessful season he also taught Latxn and French Fr Cook has come back to DePaul as an alumnus to teach Lattn and Belfgton The tudent body espectally the under classmen g for Fr Cook tn a btg wav even though hts classes are conducted 11' an austere manner Before comtng to DePaul Fr Cook dtd autte a of the boys HevWCook C M A M Fr P1ac1tell1 arew DePaul as hts ftrst asstgnment after ordtnatlon last tune f-le attended St Vmcent s College 1n Cape G1rardeau and St lffarj s Semtnary 1n Perryv1lle lVl1SSOUf1 Although Just a begmner Fr P1ac1tell1 teaches Engltsh and Beltgton wtth the dextertty of a seasoned veteran DePaul has a new Chemtstry teacher thts year tn the person of lffr Gott The Academy feels sdre that tt has found a capable suc cessor to Mr Souton lvfr Gott IS a graduate of DePaul Un1vers1ty and then took post graduate work at LSNIS lnstltute and Loyola Before comtng to DePaul Mr Gott taught Chemtstry at Franctsvlll Htgh School 1n lndtana btt of boxtng and IS therefore greatly 1nterested tn the outstde actlvltte Rev Pmcxlelh C M A M 'ZF Mr A Tmecy Phy Ed M I McCarthy B A Pda Cxyte ft Mr T Gott Feeltng the necess1ty of Phystcal Educatton DePaul has added Mr Tony Tracey to 1ts teachlng and athlettc staff Dunng school hour lflr lracey puts the gym classes through thetr paces and after school he coaches the Bantam and Flywe1ght Basketball tearrs Under h1 d1rect1on many future varstty players have been d1scovered and developed The Freshmen Engltsh lS under the new dtrectton of lfr l!fcCarth He was graduated from Loyola Untverstty after wh1ch he went to teach at lffarquette l-hgh School 1n lfftlwaukee Whtle teachtng there he took post graduate work St Rtta Htah was the next school t oene tt by Mr lf'cCarthy s tnstructton Nov DePaul has the advantage of h s abtlfty and thus another competent add tton to the faculty A.B.. .E. . 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Y. . ea',,el Rev P I Dxlxberto C M A M In three years Fr Dlltberto has become one of the most popular faculty memoers Hts ever ready smtle and pleastng personatttf has made many frtends among the student body 'or htm He teaches rnathemattcs tn a way that the student becomes tnterested tn ms work Fr Dtltberto wtll long be remembered as the mdtvtdual who put the oowltng club on the top ot the ltst ot st aent a ttfttes last fear Fr K1rschten ts a rather gutet bl t determ ned tea ner of Lngltsh and Reltgton Hts demands on the student are otten eftenstve but each and every student respects mm Fr Ktrschten hrs rev Jed tte exttnct Dramattc Club wtth enormous success He has accor pl sheJ tlns ttroclgh hts tnterest tn de Jeloptn 1 the tudent s pe onaltt for later ltte Rev W M Kxrschten C M A M lfr Rorke ts another alumnus of DePaul He ts therefore aualt hed tn more than one way to teach Fconomtcs Htstory and Englt h stn e 'te ts tarntltar wth the ways of DePaul1ans Hts readtness to debate an answer wtth anyone ha met wtth the approval ot all becat se he ts .vtlltng to ltsten to ex eryone s potnt ot vtew ln Fr O lflalleys two years at DePaul as an Engltsh and lattn teacher hrs populartty has tncreased steadtly Fr Olvtalley betor comtng to DePaul worked as a motor mtsstoner 1n Cape Gtrardeau Mtssourt 'lhe student body feels that Cape Gtrardeaus lo s wa DePaul s gatn M T H Horke AM Rev F OMclley CM AM Mr Calla Rev R Whxto C. 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M. lflr Cella 1S the youngest teacher at DePaul He ts an alumnu ot two years ago and has come back to tmpart a ltttle tcnomedge tr us on the dtfttcult sctence called Chemtst y Wlnle at the Acade 1 ftr Cetla held the top spot tn the Chetntstrv class tr roughout t e enttre year He recetved a scholarshto t DePaul Untversttv vttere now conttnutng hrs study ot C ter t strw DePaul has another welcome ne cc' ter tn tue form ot Fr Whtte Fr Whtte ts an alumnus of DePaul and has ust fm shed stud: ng a St l arys Semmary The student ood turned ately oecarre tached to htm and has found that e can rnake almost an SJD ec tnteresttng even Htstory Bestdes rltstorx Fr Whtte teacrtes Latm ind Reltgton A modest good natured tnstructor of lffathemat cs TS Fr Ed Bren nan HIS ever present smtle and good hu1r1or contr1butes greatly to h1s popular1ty Though lffathemattcs TS often t1mes hard to under stand Fr Brennan always gets the po1nt acr ss through h1s strarght forward method of teachn'-g Outs1de school he sets an ewcellent example for every stddent by teach1ng all student actw t1e Rev E I Brennan C M A M lffr T lustus 1S the l1keable d1rector of mus1c at the Academy a ll Un1vers1ty He shows h1s ab1l1ty to handle and teach boys by the well tratned band that we have represent ng DePaul They always gtve a good show1ng at the Academy Football and Br ketbatl game Mr T M Iustus M Mus For three years the Cho1r has been under the expert d1rect1on of Mr Taylor ln th1s t1me lffr Taylor has 1I1'1pI'OV9d the Cho1r remark ably as snown by thetr 1nsp1r1ng SIUQIHQ every Fnday mormng at Mass The f1ne concerts that are put on durtng the year are another M R F Taylor proof of Mr Taylor s ab1l1tf to handle boy IT Mus The allur1ng young lady who takes care of the DePaul record tn B ll 1S TVTISS Gotto She IS graduated from lmmaculate Concepttort Academy 1n Dubuque Iowa MISS Gotto IS now tak1ng mus1c at the Amertcan Conservatory of Mustc at mght If anyone IS 1n need of 1r1format1on lA1SS Gotto 13 nght there w1th the data and a autcl m1 e M155 Gallo The new and dependable ltbranan s Mrs Schrader wr o recewed her BE degree at Plattev1lle State Teachers pollea She l1GS al o attended the Un1vers1ty of lll1no1s and Columbta U11 vers1tv Wl'11Cll further aual1f1es her for the post as our new hbrartan We smceret hope that Mrs Schrader w1ll have a long and pleas t t tt DePaul Acaae r y Mrs Schrader ffl1SS P1per lS the charmmg young lady who 1s cu t dlJV1 f thc Academfs books ner pleasant sm11e cna ousune lke manner makes a fellow want to cooperate wttn her tn all l1s chool tran acttons Mxss M Pxper Accountant Page UIQLIIBGU , - A 1 . 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IC ' 31D ffl c 111010e0uK 10 1 VNCI' If I X rw 'we NCIS oeen aole to rr a ntaxr sdccess ull t e ner tage ana tr a tron wntch has Deen a part f De Daul 'or almost '1'ty years oy GKH1 the lessons ve have learned and passtnq tnern on to the luntors Ir- tne return our class nas neen gtfen all the oenet ts of a Catnol c edacatton wh1ch srnce tt ha oeen properly accepted has prepared us to be thc leaders rn tomorrow A orld De Paul has gtven us a sense l rel ance ol rusttce and the wtll t wln no matter how g reat the oostacles D Paul has done nach tt wtll ao more ln the 'ctture 1t wtll pe stnaular honor to potnt t De Paul Academy and cla1m 1t as our alrn mater We are glad for navtng oeen here 'I 90: ll CINS C9 QI? l Ol' 61.5.5 f' J -2 T ' 0 CARL H ADLER General SI Vrnceni I Llqhtwelcht Fooibcll 43 H00 mrh lc hl In '1 mm cxeks-tbcll 4 Q Gm h I C 4 Cherrmtry Clxb 49 RONALD ALITTO Engmeermg Sl Clement 5 Llc twexoht loolball 4 Hea ,wfmh no 4 Hecnywexght Football 4 l xrcmuml Hosk 'hal 47 H romurol Faothall 41 B wlmq 41 14 A mr 4? 44 rep Qtal 3 flh C' em 1 pcm Cf'll'l'llU C b K frr rqrr Club 49 IENNARO R ALTIER Sl Gerlrude A lntramurczl Softball 43 Chemm lry C11 r CARL R ANDERSON Our Lady of Vxclory lr rc1r'lr:1l Qolthall w url NORBEHT B ANDREWS St losaphul General Engmeermg 9 Chemls ry Science chwelcht hrnketbnll 44 4 W Cv Cf: mm Mm fir L: eml tr.: l 49 LOW T-'rx ul Span b IOHN S BANAS Immaculate Hear! of Mary rrcrrlrcl Qoftkcll 45 Banc 4 Ag rep qc' Vkll IAMES T BARNES Our Lady of Lourdes x we ah' Dflskhlccl D IOHN B BASQUEL Crrfre ce Cl r 44 Che Engmeermg 1f l1 y Lxberal Arts Commercral 0 ' W l ' , K vyw f ' 'nffll 41 45 tr f l B , , 'T' .rf 9 Cl..',1 4-1 45 c: ilTlIllf'l'CF? hm h ' ' 2 ,. - ' lf, thrall ' 5 Mar ' ' '4,, n .C I '. 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U1 -IF Dr trrvtttc C. 11- '49 S5 fumszh Clllll '44 '45 '45 Ccrtteri C11b 43 'h rn stty' .nb 'flh Spzzth C. .5 54 if Ch-erixsfry .gb '42, Presf Pr-- feb. zzz .:'1r1t C392 '43, , Page Twenty three Ql'll0l arid Page Twenty four IEROME I CARROLL Engmeermg St Andrew Spanrsh Cl b 44 45 Cbemt t Clt b 49 RICHARD S CHASSEE General St Thecla Lrahtwetqht Football 43 Heavywetaht Football 44 45 46 Heavywetaht Basketball 45 G Qwtmmma 43 44 Spantsh Club 44 Annual Sta' F Monoatam Cl tb 45 PETER I CHIUMINO Liberal Arts Queen of Angels Ir-trcmural Footbal 44 l tran' rat Bcuke ball 43 44 45 l tramurctl Softball 4.: 44 45 Ctsca 43 44 Camera Club 43 Prop ol the Falth 43 44 45 Chemmtry Club 46 IAMES I COMISKEY Lxberal Arts St Tarctssus Llc twetaht Footbal I-leax ,fvt taht Football 44 5 French Club 44 45 Monogram Club 46 Prep Sta A rbtant 45 Comrrercc C ub 46 Chcmtatry Club 46 RAYMOND I COOLSEN Commerclal St Andrew s lntramural Football 45 lntram ral Bn ketball 44 Bowltng FRANCIS E DALTON Engmeermg St Vincent s ltchtwetqht rootboll 3 lntramrral Basketball 3 44 45 Bantame 44 Choir 43 Dramatrc Club 45 Qpanth Club 44 Chcmr try Clotb 4 IOHN E CONDON Lrberal Arts St Matluas Bowlmg 49 ln' armrral Basxe ball 4 Tracx 45 Heaxy wercbt Foo ball 4F Prep Sta 49 Assts ant 5 Chemmtry L, b 46 Spamsh Club 49 IOHN L DALTON Science St Timothy 1 htwet h oo ball a at C Spar-1Q'1 Cub 4b Bcwttra Club 4F Cl'e 1ts y Cl b 49 . 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' ' , ' ' J rf 4 jf ' . f ' ,W 1' tr ' 1 4' ' 5, .lu ' Q ' , IAMES T HARVEY Sclence St Bnedxcl s r all 4 ow in Q Comm F FRANCIS G HEIDKAMP Engmeermg Queen ol Angels ealywf-ight foolfuall 44 4 Lllhff ,lx loob l 17 HP-fi y wmaht Banlmrball 43 Banwlmwexght Ba lc Yball 41 44 Track 15 ln1ramuralBaketball 43 Swxmmmq 43 Annual Stall 46 Asst Sportfs dltor 46 Monogram Club 16 Pl'9fJSlf1lf 48 Camera Cl b 45 Coml erce Club 46 Chr-ml try Club 46 Prom Commmee 40 PATRICK M HENRY Llberul Arts St Vincent s nra ual Baikvtbfrll fb lf R ke a 45 Trac CrosS counvry 49 Comrrerco Club 49 Chfmxtry CllL THOMAS F HENRY Engmeenng St Vmcenl s rnmlral Ba K vball 43 lr '1 OI 4' Spam h Cn fl Ch rrxstry Club THOMAS I HENRY Commercml St Clements Intramural Football 4 lnfrarr ral Baslcvtbal 43 45 Bowl IOSEPH R HERELEY Engmeenng Our Lady ol Vxctory Llahtwelaht Football -'13 Hr-a fwmaht football 15 C1 ca 43 44 r Cl'e 11 lb EDWARD M HETTINGER Engmeermg S! Andrew s ow ma Cl D Cbe'n1s' v C un 9 ARTHUR I HILDEBRAND Engmeenng Queen ol Angels l..1qhtwe1,ht Sa we on H4 fx xweml- Basketball 45 Cap! 4F lm cm ural S ' a rac 5 Moroaram C b 4m PreS C re ce C D Cre-'ms ry Club Soph Clabs Sec l ca Sem C Q F o ll e Z1 6 Page Twenty seven Pm.: St ' '43, 34, '45 B l Club -13 '44, '-1'., '45 Pre: IL. Norco Club '4 , Chemistry Club 47 H - , ' Q ' wa, 5 mf- : ' 1 al NH , , V ,121 117-7 ',n 'KI Av: S. ' l t rn r . , , '. 'l ,-sfzrfzlit as tb El lc '45, .f ' r ,, : 1' '45, lnt - . ,Q 9 ' .1rlfT.'.ral S fball ' ,J ', 'x b 44 I., Q r .' '49, I . ' lv, ru . . 'l ' , ' : - ma Club '45 Ccmmerce Club '4 Chcmlfrtry Club '46. Vrlencll Club J Ref Staff '45 .. stty Clv ' T li' -1, 4 . B 1 44 '45 '-15 Cbczr if CClT1f'1t1lCn CQ..' '45 ' ef 1' .l 43, 43, '-15 C151 -lf' H 1 .' ' ' ' ' , ' r .. bib ,l T lc '4 '49 l 1 . lu' ' A, , 7 Om .. I liz' '45 . . S1 '-LF . ' - V S '44, 'Cr lass Prfs '-1 Pr TT. Ccrtirrt 1: Cltaxrrtan 347. Qlfll0I C145 fTC'fa THOMAS E HINKES Engmeenng Our Lady ol Mt Carmel CHARLES R HIRD General St Bartholomew Intramural Football 4.3 44 Intramural Softball 43 44 Ctsca 43 44 Spanish Club 44 45 Prep Stall 46 Propagatton of thc Faxth 45 Chermstry Cllb 46 RICHARD I HOLTZ Engrneermg St Stamslaus Intramural Football 43 44 Chemtstry Cluo 46 NORMAN E HOFFMAN Science St Stanrslaus Ltahtwelaht Football 43 avummxng 46 Dramatxc Club 46 Chcmtstry Club 46 WJILLIAM I IPCZYNSKI Liberal Arts St Hedwrgs Ltchtwetqht Football 44 Spamsh Club 45 Prep Stall 46 Pea tue ldttor 46 Chemlstry 46 THOMAS R IACKSON Commercial St Tarcxasus Prop Qtatt 4o Spantsh Club 45 46 Commerce Club 45 46 Chcmtstry Club 46 CHARLES R IAEGER Engmeenng St Robert Bellarmme Qwxmmmg 43 ana 4 46 Spanxsh ub 44 45 Cemltry Club 46 STUART B KEENAN Commercral St Cornelrul Bowling Club 44 45 Camea Club 46 Spamsh Club 44 4? Chemxstry Cl b 46- GERARD A KESTLER St Bonodxcl Scxerxce Bowllnq CI b 45 4? Spanlsh Club 44 Chemlstry Club -IF WALTER P KJNZ Sl IOICPLIGQ General Intramural Baslre ball 45 Intramura boltbal Lhemllry Club 46 ROBERT P LAMBERT Sl Thocla Scxence K racx 45 6 oullng Club 4-1 am ub Stall 45 Chemlslry Club 46 RICHARD N LAMERMAYER Science SI Andrew Bowlmg Club 43 4 45 46 Propagauon fthe Filth 45 Cheml y Club 46 RAYMOND P LAWSON Engmeermg S! Sylvester I Imramura Football -Ia Intramural So'lball 45 Cholr Chemlstry Club 46 PATRICK P LEE Sl Clomonl 5 Intramural Football 3 44 45 Intramural Sollball 4 ran Ill Club 44 Chemlstry Club 46 RICHARDI LERCHE Our Lady ol Mercy Intramural Ba Ketball 4 45 Chemx try Club DANIEL G LIMBURG Our Lady ol Marcy Drarnatx C43 -IL Spa fl946 Engmeermg 5 Intramural Soltra S am P C .l Scnence r I e Page Tu. ent J UUE I ' 5 ' I ' I '45, ' . S 'I' ' , '4 5 B ' ' , '45p Lt p CI '44, Prep ' I ,'4 , ' , ' , . O 4 ' , I I ' ', . '1 '43, . Engineering ' '4', ' , ' 5 ' . ' 5 S f I s' 'lf ' ll '45 p sl 1' b . s ' -lu . c .V ' I ns. Club '44, '45 Ch tnlslry Club '-if Qlfll0l 0155 js- IERRY M LOFTUS St ta 'rm Jar oltboll 4 rsca 4 49 Srarrrsh Cl.1b O Che r1 5 Cl b CLIFFORD I IACOBSON Commercral St Andrew s lntrorr Jrcrl Bc ke-tpcrll 45 r 3 4b om mer e C uh 45 SAMUEL I IANTELEZIO General Our Lady of Sorrows Lrgh werght Foo ball 41 Lleu ywerght Foo ball 43 44 45 Lrch wercht Bcske ball 15 41 l-lecvywerght Basketball 45 Traci: 42 4 fl 5 Intramural Football Cham 5 42 ln rc 1t ra Bc ketbcll 41 43 Champs 42 Flywerght csket ball 42 lntcfrmrol Soltnoll Champs 42 Spcrush Club 44 VrcePr1Z l cnoqrcrm Crub 4 Pres 46 Commerce C ub LEONARD R IORGENSON General Our Lady oi Victory Bond 43 44 45 4h Lhemrstry Club 46 FRANCIS I MADRO Lrberal Arts St Iohn Ccmhus ootron 0' the Fulth 45 46 Che-mr trv C uh 0 IOHN L MAGGIO Scrence Our Lady of Lourdes Lrghtwerght Football 43 Heovywerght Footbcr Swrm mmg 45 45 Spcmsh Clan 45 Monogram Cl b 46 Cherm ry Club 46 IAMES L MAMMOSER Commercral St Ferdrnand Annr.JlSc1li 46 A srstont Ldrtor 4? Pre, Stal 45 46 S an lS CrL.b 4 46 Trees 46 Prom re ne C b WILLIAM F MARTIN General Our Lady of Lourdes reavywel nt Footh ll 4 ue vywelght dc lc bd 'ram a Solbal 4? Trscrr bpomh C 5 be O . I l.t r LS I '44, ' E C' '3, ',, ' - '-145 A T A '45 r. str' .Lg '45 .rr Ve ' ' ,, Bowln, Club '44, '45, ' I- C Y ,xl 1 f .f,' .4 I ' I A ' -fu, , J, -1 , 4 5 . . E 5 Y' 5.'4i,',,1' ' 'Af Intramural Basketball '45, '46 lntrumurcl Solihull '45p Propu- . ' ' , ' p 4 l '47 ' . ' , ' ll '45p ' - t ,s ' ',p 'v',f','gp- h '- '4 '45, ' , ' . Commit e 46, C 'rx- rstry Q4 '-46. 'I 'J' c '4 .. c ' s ez ll '44, '45 ln- , pr 1 I .1 . ' '-25, ' .s ,Qt '4-lg C. rmstry Cldb '46 'Y Tlirtg' IOHN H MARULLI Commercial SI Thomas of Canterbury wvnmln 44 0 ans 46 Mono r 'n C no reg. Stall 4 owlxrq C, b 5 amera Cl 15 Commer Cl L Chair Pro: F l DOMINIC L NASCA Engmeermg Sl Phxhp Bemze ar: h Cl l erwstr 1 ROBERT T MCCRORY Si Cornelius Lnghtwelqhl Fcotboll 43 Lmnmerc: Club 43 46 FRANCIS I MCDONNELL Our Lady of M! Carmel Commercnal C15 44 45 French lf Commercxal L1 ll'Wr.'lQhl Football 43 ln ra'm1rcxl Basketball and 43 leccx Gm lx Clv 46 dowlm Club 4m Pro agatlon ol the ltlx Commerce b 45 46 C eml tr Cl GENE C MCGOVERN Our Lady ol Mercy PATRICK I MERTZ S! Cornelxus CHARLES E MONCKTON S! Clement s .1 Cl p LAD 44 1. Llmerm tr ALFRED E MURPHY M! Carmel Scxence Engmeermg Engmeermg 'I l l Commercxal L r wemcl' Foolca Hua ywe qht Focwna .,l' Welgl' Ba emu lr! a xL.ral Bah e Cha p 9 Spam h CALL 44 Monograrw C' P Aran -lo Pre Sta l 4 Co'n xe ce 1b xc P es r eb ee ar rise Serxo L, fl 5 TOT' C 539 0 1946 O S . G ' , '45, '4' B ' '45, ' : . g c. . '4-E P . ' 9, B . 'lg '4 , '45, C uh '44 '45 x , :Q 4 '45, 45 '43, '44, , cl fm. '43 -'l-1, '45, '-GFS Sr, l S n J '44 Ch .. Y Cl ah '46 ' I . ' , :ca ' , ' : - Cla 'X '44 '45 Q ' ' I . .' 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Science St Vmcont s Swtmmmg 43 44 Cho1r 43 44 45 46 Assxstant Student Dxrector 46 Annual Stall 46 Assxstant Edltor 46 Prep Stall 45 -if Assistant Editor 46 A O 'I' R 45 46 I-Ixstory Dele ate 46 Spam h Club 4 Commerce Club 46 Chemistry ub -16 PATRICK I O HARA Engmeermg Queen ol Angels Intramural Football 43 44 Intramural Basketball 43 45 In tramural Softball 44 45 Cxsca 45 Spanrsh Club 43 44 Annual Stall 46 Art Edxtor 46 Prep 5tafI 45 46 Art Edxtor 46 Treas February Graduatmg Class 46 Cheml try Club 46 IOHN I O NEIL Engmeermg Our Lady Help of Christians Ltghtwexght Football 43 Track 45 Morogram Club 46 Prep glalg 42 Bowlmg Club 43 44 Cheerleader 45 Chemxstry u 4 IOSEPH PALUMBO Lrberal Arts St Columbkxlla Bow mg Club 43 Spamsh 44 15 46 Chemlstry Club 46 DONALD P PERILLE Engmeermg Our Lndy of Mercy Swlmrrxng 43 Cheerleader 45 46 Cho1r 44 45 46 Ches Club 445 40 Dramatic Club 46 Cxsca 43 44 Monogram Cluo 46 Chemlstry Club 46 . Bw ' 1' '11, V161 P p S1 II '43, ' , ' , ' 1 Cl '., ' , '46, . 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S ' I '45g Q ' ' '4 ' 6g d '43 I I 1 ' : I ' I r I 3 I : I n I t I Bowling Club '45g Choir '43g Cisca '44 '45g Spanish Club '45g . i 1 ell ' E ' 5 is 2' ' ROBERT I STEFANSKI Engmeenng St lame: Intramural Football 43 44 Intramural Basketball 43 44 Bowlxng Club 43 45 46 Commerce Club 46 Chemxstry Club 46 IEROME C STOWE Eugmeermg St Andrew e Bowlm Club 44 45 46 Vrce Pres 46 Drarratrc Club 46 Spams C ub 44 45 A O T H 45 Propagatron ol the Farth 46 Fresbman Class Pres 43 Chemistry Club 46 FRANK STRUCK General St Alphonlue CHARLES V SULLIVAN Engineering Queen ol Angel: Intramural Basketball 45 Fl wexght 43 Bantamwelght 45 Intramural Soltball 44 5 and 43 44 45 46 Spamsh Club 44 Chemxstry Club 46 WILLIAM I SULLIVAN Llberal Arts Queen ol Angell Spamsh Club 46 Chemxstry Club 46 DONALD I SZEWCZYK Engmeermg Sl Gadeelaul 44 hemxstry Club 46 ROBERT C THOMMES Scxence St Benedict e Bowlm Club 43 44 45 46 Band 43 44 45 46 Dramatrc Club 6 Vxce Pres 46 Crsca 44 Prep Stall 46 Propagatron of the Faxth 46 Chernnstry Club 46 RAYMOND F TIETZ Scxence Sl Alphonlul Intramural Softball 44 Bowlxn Club 45 46 Mgr Heavy wer hx Football 46 Annual Stal 46 Ar-nual Stati 46 Edrtor net 46 Prep Stall As octate Edxtor o Spamsh Club 44 46 Monogram Club 46 Chemxstry Club 46 f 1946 Irleawgweight Football '45p Bowling Club '43, '44g Spanish Club ru, 2' :I I ll I '- - I ' l In-34 l 5 ,I .5 4 I ' '4T7 I 1 0 1. -I 8I'lL0l Clffif l Page Tlurly SIX IOHN P TREACY General St Sebashan Lxghwelght Football 43 h avywetqht Football 45 46 Ban am Basketball 43 S arlsh Club 44 Monogram Club 4F Prep Stall 46 Commerce Club 46 EUGENE T ULBERT Engmeenng Sl Michael Llghtwetqht Football 43 Heavywetqht Football 44 45 S an Ah lub 44 4 Csmtnerce Club 46 Chemistry Club 4 HOWARD R WAHGER General St Vmcent Intramural Basketball 43 Stamp Club 44 Spamsh Club 44 46 Chemlstry Club 46 VINCENT F VALLEE Lxberal Arts St Genevieve Intramural Softball 43 Bowlmg Club 44 Chotr 43 44 Span rsh Club 43 Chemxstry Club 40 LEOPOLD I VAN LIEDEKERKE Commercial St Sebashan Intrafnural Softball 45 Bcwl ng Club 44 45 46 Capt 45 46 Academy Bowling Team 45 6 Pres 46 Stamp Club 44 Spamsh Club 44 45 46 Commerce Club 45 46 Chem tstry Club 46 Annual Stal' 46 DONALD E ZYBURT Commercxal Our Lady ol Grace Bowlmq Club 43 44 45 Band 43 44 45 46 Spanish Club 44 45 46 Commerce Club 45 45 Chemxstry Club 46 WILLIAM CUMMAE General LAWRENCE O NEIL General . 6 , J . . 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ARTHUR CASOLARI St Vmcenl A4 L f LEROY CATALANO CHARLES LEHNIG IOHN ORSZESKE WALTER WIIAS r Bax Cl ALBERT I WILSON L1 htw 1 ht Foorbfl epStf1! o C1orTmf1 GHTUT' wht K PP on O '11 F :IPF f' X s x 1 1946 Page Thtr unior add Preszdent ohn I-lummert Vice President ohn Worthington Secretary Damel Murphy Havtng been Iumors for one year the Iumor Class 15 lookmg forward to the day when they w1ll become Semors lt can D9 clearly seen that they wxll be ready to assume the respon s1b1l1t1es ot betng Semors Durlng three years they layed the ground work and now they are deterrmned to mamtam thetr hard won standtng They have made thexr class outstandmg and are admlred for 1t Thls Class showed tts good yudgement IH the selectlon of ofhcers As prestdent they elected lohn Hummert as v1ce prestdent Iohn Worthlng ton and as secretary Damel Murphy Taken as a un1t these men repre sent the best 1n the txelds of Sports and Scholarshtp The Tumors were ably represented 1n every actxvlty at school There wasnt a team that dtd not have at least one outstandmg Iumor on 1t The football basketball and track teams had many members who came 'rom tfns Class ln addltton all clubs and other orgamzattons had the1r share ot Tumors J . ' J :f Q ' J . . . . . .' t','fQ1gE,t ROW l L Lasher I Gruenlce H Ptack D McKay C Marschanq O Hem: I Olszawlna D Medema G Long V D1Magglo F Helber er Holmquxst B Shxelds D laeson W Dillenburg N Streleckl A Voltl ROW 2 W Sullxvan I lgoe G Mxllxn D Manchlster I Roberts I wbffhlhg ton W Rhode C Tarp A Kern T Gavrn B Bnarton Erslune I Dorland E West ROW 3 T Harshanck G Gottshem R Att wood B Phoenxx F Bruns I Hum mert E Hayes W Ryan R Corr R lberle A Carolan G Starzyk I Schulxst ROW 4 Schuh T Endel H Dever Gallagher I Harrington E Darr glrch M Malloy W Llll D Tursch man R Kampa ROW5 H Schumacher H Wrllems B Slo mmskl M Ioyce R Fuchsal R Trausch R Schmid F Asche G Loacker R Egan ROW I I Schmxder R Flllxn R Wagner W Lynch L Madder I M1tchell D Purcell B Bauer R OConnor E Bell ROW 2 Dreyer F Duyer A Freer Wallin R Ohlxnger L Engels G Wllllams I Stem G Maxbusch C McGurn ROW 3 C Molxtor W Rohr T lrwm H Klrschner F Scott D Rxes A Pet erson R Miller I Skelton A Hum bert T Sawa ROW l K Iacobson G Loacker R Frey R Schmalz I Horace D Horn L Capocchx G Sklena I Balsamo T Tsoumas D Burkhard D Ger mann F Huczek I Streleckl E Butzeh ROW2 A Naumann R McCarth C Del Mercado C Clarke P lannery R Meyer D Murphu A Iachec P Rocrrs B Ptack T Sheehan P Kass W D1Bella T Wagner ROW3 C Hnschauer I Ianuzxk B Lllly C Hildebrand M Powers I Kelly L Pokrylke M Hajduk R Exchen laub I Wyatt R Selfext ROW 4 E Burke VV Schoemaker R Chev opulos D Heyden R Klem W onnell I Vler I Co lens OBnen H Corrigan R Drost I Malone .4 uh 4-wtf fn-V' .41 Faq . . cry SIIG 0l'l'l0I 0 KCLJJ Prevzdent Rudy Bauscx l :ce Prevzdenl Gene Amchmx Secretary Tom lVlcCartl1x Sophomores real1 e that the war IS over and that many engmeers and sc1ent1sts w1ll be needed to rebu1ld the devastahon 1n llS wake The members ot th1s class are theretore tra1n1ng 1n these helds lt 1 by makmg th1s step that the Sophomore class has proved 1t lars1ghted ness and eagerness to accompl1sh much As ofhcers the Class selected those that best typ1ty 1lS bplfll Rudy Bat ser IS Sophomore pres1dent Gene An1ch1n1 lS VICS pres1dent and Tom McCarthy 15 secretary All ot the e men stand out 1n sport and tudw as they are sure to 1n later hte Tne Sophomore Class has played 1lS part 1n al1 GCTIVITISS Not con tent W1th hav1ng a large representahon on the football squad and the basketball teams they cheered on both tearns by tormmg a large part of the cheerleaders lt was the Sophornores who formed the backbone of the 1ntramural program and tl1ey Went on to WIN the 1ntramural toot ball t1tle and troph1es Some classes stand out IH one certa1n held Tl1e Class ot 48 how ever s no content to be so one s1ded They mean to cla11n all poss1ble 1onors and we w1sh them the oest of luck ROW l I Balsamo V Gxaclnto F Doo n R L1ngart B Valk G n ls L Bc Q10 I Mader W Ar enberg L erent I Gaughan T Monfort1 G McLean F Flsher E er I H n W Bu Dram ROW2 P Geraykty L Dorff D Kobeslu D Iaeger P Dur1ng T Raplu I Kmnavy E Adamk1ew1cz I Adel 1zz1c B F1tzgerald I Bo1lean I Sowmskx T Strass D Cesaxs P Kleme I Wxsawaty ROW3 Prena V Del1o E An1ch1n1 Hardmg R Kondraslu F Hartke W Potratz R Frenzel W Kunz I Ward L Schatz T McCarthy A Gacy ROW4 M Mart1n1 G Hahn B Daxley I Hamel I Z1el1nsk1 I Roszkowslu I Murphy P He1dkamp I Flem 1ng F Freewalt F Naughton P Keeley T Coope I Peterson E Molendx ROWS R Cehulslu D Iones I Hutmach er L Gxnger ROW l G Manmx R Uevenx R Spencer L Steffen S OMalley G Maxre M DelMencado I G1lard1 I Pec cheg P Mooney C Nappe ROW 2 I ONe1ll R Deacon E Murn I Lav1n W Harvey I Adam ROW 3 D Shanahan D Kelly W Herold W Tausch W Anderson U Bod klh C Barranco ROW4 Buehl M Carberry Melndl E Amstadt R Penhs L Zavala B Kamlnslu ROWS H Grochowlna M Dempsey T Fltzgerald T Brueck P D1spenza ROWS I Barrelt R Bauser R Blumen tha B Cooley B Connelly G Klose C Collxer ROW7 M Gaughan N Paldauf R But n D Cfbklh I Tully G an l C Gemslue R W B I OLead H GOIDSIDCH D Sea dour I essxon G HllgGXf ROW9 I Duffy G Eregls E Garg an A Kramp I Clarke I Melv1n G Peterson ROW I0 L Behrens S Teqgart F McKle1n E Czechocsl-cl O Wolff I Stoes ser ROW 1 D Marshall D Steffenq B Fautsch rotv1Il G1bson C F11 W Burns G Ccm1skey I McCue Toton W Venlos I Wagner Mocerln R Beaulxeu I Agnew Romano C W1 llams I uem ROW 2 R Moylan R Fedyna B Bertzel Lor1sz D Kass G Munay McNulty P Wydra B Kre1c1k N Po11nsk1 A Mullca E Klrsch Gerard G Sullxvan WBonk T Schuh ROW 3 W Balcewell K Hebel D Thomp SDH I Kaberlem W Gabrlel I Peschke W Kostock S MGIIOYTIDI R P1erce R Baran I Sosnowsk1 B Condon P Dletsch ROW 4 W Sykes I Pawly G Egan Tnpoh R Noesen I Nxckl F P1ech M Schlender I Meehan R Shee han D Wall1n P Nes1us M Stone ROW 5 W Fergus H Robxnson T Weber P OShea aa, . 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' ' . .1 . f ' f ', ' ', lf P815 l'l'lCllfl 611515 Preszdent Joseph Bodlcln I uc Prcszdcnt Damel Murphy Smrctary Robert Mcrgcns The past year wa an 1mportant one rn the lrle of every Freshman at the Paul The Sernor has completed h1s course the Tumor IS prepared to as ume the d1gn1ty ol the hrgher Class and the Sophomore has establrshed lnmselt as a true student ot De Paul All thls hes before the Freshman Freshmen torm the largest portron ol the school populatron and th1 year s class lS the largest 1n the schools hrstory therefore the Freshmen had to exerc1se good Judgement rn the selechon ot olhcers For presr dent they chose Ioseph Bodkm tor v1ce presrdent Damel Murphy and for secretary Robert Mergens Malnng thelr entrance lnto h1gh school sport thrs class made an nn rmpressron wrth the1r w1ll1ngness The lrghtwelaht football team had a very successful season and the Freshman rntramural teams comprrsed a large percentage ot those entered ln the program Now Wrth therr probahon at an end they eagerly awalt the trme to mare themselves known rn all scnool attarrs ,.- - . . f , - , . . 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V - 1 A ROW l I Cordagan H Shackelton V Faracx I Chuchxnllo T Iacohs R Tucker D Gaxlloreto D OCon nell R Mergens D Benz T Mee han D Kelly S Kasala N Hott mann I Bextxel R Faltynsln ROW 2 B Behrendt B Engels R Zapr :alka P Mannlxo R Delxherto B Brasenhko H Marlrawslu I Fol tnTChunkettIBer ndtl Hlhsch W Smanlln I Schorsch P Suuth R Geiger ROW 3 R LaPnccolo E Shnllmqton Pxerce O Hackmann C Dome G Weyland D Patt H Kamene :al I Leaheater I Carberry L Kellner R Masternon H Watt A Schmidt E Deuewslu ROW 4 V Mxklon R Llnd B Wxllems R Helmhach V Lavelle W Oell I Pa uclz C ONexll G Tout I O Connor I Whale R Bernero F Schwaqer T Ke ly ROW 5 I Teevin D Sobeckx G Bermco R Rutkowlln R Huhn I Exiles O De xo A Dxsbrow R Reltl D Bruns W Sermonte R Sweeney ROW 1 P Iordan T Maltezos T Kane H Kell M Lally O Tann F Clau ser Cmquegram R Epxtamo K Durga F B me R Meerschaert I Iarnes I cEnroe W Schmidt ROW2 W Manmx C Gorsln K Kaber lem I Healy T Coolmg E Fal cane A Strauss I Ferrara I Bot taea I Iordan H Rabaghxatx L F I Nxhrandt I Roorty RO 3 B Tenneuen I Stress I. Angxlxm T OBnen R Larson D Henke E Dann: R Oluewskx O Pagnx Carroll B Mantensen Wought R Bartol ROW 4 R Kxrchen I Wmkebman P Ioyce D Houslh P Sannasarda I Mul hgan Hogan B Sta e W Schroeder C Mxsura H lchter B Wachholder P McDonough ROW l R Gale M Konk R Wxe ner A Young H S p D Mernll Koor R Mentor Munich F Munsch I Hatenscher I Plomxn T Fxhchxa F Sulqtt P Gustlte P lwlck ROW 2 R Schaeffer E Kno p I l.aPage R Kalaxkl D Znun a R Matz R Kaxner M Iacob M Caughhng D Kraft D Arensdori A Iellery I Bogacz F Grene ROW It T Kowalsln R Bouchard R Beyer I Shack T White H Swxtalla I Rexsel I Iuler I Extelhuher F Smxth W Nohltadt T Hukxnger I ol: ROW 4 D DuClol E Doherty R Toloslzo S Tadych T Seelramp C Mon albano I Sabatella T Murphy Manx l. Purcell G Schoeneck I Ferqen M Mackly JE avi' '.: I' I -i 1 -I 51.1-' I 1 ' 1513 ROW l R Vournler L Hehm H Lewan dowslu G Hansen 'l' Muaa W Connor R Murray B Lxmley C Sbarbaro R NEISUIS ROW2 D Sumonlca I Peterson G Kalu za L Denz M Taylon C Mrs! rick C Kenny E Heckenbcch W Hackl I Roarty ROW 3 I Cleary B Nexss T Rolhsehloy I Koss S Mondello F Schmxder I Bodkln H Eppley H Straxk ROW 4 I Crowney I Corcoran B Egan I Kunz D Bobka R Melndl I Naatz I Brady ROW 5 I Murglln II.1nk E Cheass H Fexerexsch I Iansen R Sheehan G Goergen HOW6 H Bannon M Huber I Pmges I Buumhardt W Fischer A Koep hln E Kestler HOW7 I Gar! I McCammon B Max busch D Graham D Mader N Zagone ROW8 L Kohl E Brosxus D Buenz A Krygleskz I McG1nnxs I Moore xr anne ROW l R Iagerl R Zlelmskx I Romano P Wendorl P Regner T Tuhey F Locher R Zacharxas I Whalen W Stande I Grabowskx A Gan lert ROW 2 H Hollorl D Lamsey P Hagerty D Murphy C Hobschexd H Salx nas E Bollz I Schnrtzxus I Ho gan A Schulthexs L Franz ROW 3 P Andress I Smolenskl R Wag ner R Weseman R Grabella P Hecker D Monckton D Washkow I Wey B Prenzno F lgoe McCanrlle HOW 4 R Szewzyk I Donon I Dxgancr G Sarley I Mann I Georgen I Boyle B Noslrand E Corrxgan N Kane ACTIVITIES 0l'l'lI'YLQI C8 Presxdent Vzce Presxdent Secretary Treasurer Moderator Alfred Murphy George Long Francxs Bruns ames Mammoser Mr W J Phee Under the very capable d1rect1on of Mr Wrlham Phee the Commerce lub draws to a close another season of Socral Success The fourteenth Annual Wlnter Frohc marked the hlghhght of the season when Iohnny Ohns and h1s band played to a large crowd on the cold and wrndy evenlng of Ianuary twenty f1fth The two skahng parttes sponsored by the Commerce Club met w1th thetr usual success Both were lammed not only wrth Depauhtes but wtth repre sentatwes of nearly every h1gh school on the North stde The burden of Frrst Fnday Breakfast for the 800 students at DePaul was agatn ably handled th s year by the club members and the1r D1rector Mr Phee The money obtamed through tts soc1al act1v1t1es prov1ded for a number of Masses of whlch were dedrcated to the alumnl rn servtce and to the deceased relattves of the students ln 1t s frfteenth year the Commerce Club may be found behtnd all Acad fmy act1v1t1es The Club also lent tts room and equrpment to the Annual and the Prep The Club offrcers who have helped the club see one of lt s most success f,1l years are Alfred Murphy Presrdent George Long Vtce Presldent Francls Pruns Secretary and Iarnes Mammoser Treasurer A 1 fs . xc, . . . S , . r , . ., . . 1 - . ., -'- I 1 I 1 ' I I I I I 4 ROW 1. H. Coolson. B. Dillon. F. McDonnell. S. Keenan. R. O'Connell. I. Mum moser. Mr. Wm. Phee. A. Murphy. N. Andrews, R. Caprile. A. Hilde brand, D. Greisch. HOW 2. H, Sielanski. E. Sitiinger, W. Glo wucs, T. Diganci. I.. Van Liede- kerka. D. Zyburi. T. Iackson. I. Przykucki, C. Iacobson, I. Maruili, T. Henry. I. Nugent. ROW 3. A. Casolari, T. Henry. R. Alitto. I Treacy, H. McCrorY. F. Heidkamp. R. Chassee. I. Flannery. I. Com iskey. I. Schell. I. Maggie, G. Ul- berl. E. Hettinger. b nv, A P . enior rom ..,.,- .13 'T' ...N-3 ...V ,eased cf ri Ii' ROW l. F. Asche, H. Carr. O. Heinz. D Medema, F. Bruns. G. Long, V. Di Maqgio. C. Hildebrand. W. Rohde HOW 2. A. Paneral. G. Millin. H. Attwood Collins, I. Stein. C. Monckion, A Volkl, I. Heiberger. ROW 3. M. Ioyce, T. Endel. Skelton. R Schmid. H. Erskine. F, Olszawka. ROW 4. Burkhard. R. Carolrrn. I. Harvey. On Friday evening, Iune 7, Depimi Seri iors and liieir friends attended the 19461 Seixnpr Prem, GI the beautiful Hedinaii Country fi ' The wC1r:i1 evening and soft iiiiiszc 1.1 Baker and his orchestra brought tr. fiifl ::.l:i.i if seine iipindred Sengors present tiff f .' .:, fgrizretaiole 'gears at De Paul Six students were chosen to ffrrz, Cgirxrrpittee Tzzese zizen had tiie get .,: A E .ng an Qrcii - ..., securing favors ani i:.gl:,:. . film? 6'J'3I'llI'1Q1 GTI GI'lfC'fCLLI'3 CHS ICT C.. .fl llffifhl f. rrzzzi x,:::.i11Lttee Q :gc Arihur Hildebrand. Robert Caprile. Alfred Murphy, Fran Heidkump. I Don Greisch and Iames Mammoser. CAemi5fry President Harry Carrole Vlfe Preszden! .Iohn Maggxo Serretary Treasurer Patrick O Hara Moderator Mr Frank Gott ROW I A Casolan I Henry S Keenan B Dxllon R Coolsen I Maggxo R Capnle A Hildebrand D Grersch ROW 2 R Txetz E Sxihnger R Stefanskx Van Lledekerke C Monckton W Glowaz E Ulbert R Alxtto P Henry D Zyburi R Thommes ROW 3 I Przykuckx I Schell T Iackson V Rush I Flannery F Heldkamp R Chussee I Comxskey T Dugan I Nugent E Hetttnger Lambert ROW 4 V1 Holtz I Drllenburg C Stowe R OConnell I Mammoser G uchs F alton Lee Wurger P g Fo lj elght The Chernlstry Club ln 1ts eleventh year ts under the new gutdance of Mr Frank Gott who replaces the late Mr A C Sou ton 1t s founder who dxed durmg the summer Because of the lndustrtal turmotl durmg the school year the Club was unable to conduct tours throughout the var1ous cherr tcal plants throuahout the ctty To compensate for the 1nab1l1ty to produce such tours Mr Gott has had several cherrnsts at be Paul Untverstty to lecture on the dtfferent problems and phases of Chem1stry Durmg the hrst semester Mr Gott was ably ass1sted IH teach tng the large class of students by Iohn Cella a student at De Paul Umverstty The ofhcers of the Cnennstry Club are I-larry Carrolle Pre tdent Iohn Magg1o Vtce Presldent and Tom I-hnkes Secretary Treasurer I ' 7 xr x ll I , V . V .f ' I TX - . . . , , i Mr. F. Gott. T. Henry, N. Andrews, L. ' . . , ci. . , . ' I , R. F , . D , P. , H. a e 'r ' YQ HOW l I Banas T Tloumal I Basquel G Kestler H Carroll I Maqgo C Hlrd S Pudelok T Sawa B Campbell I O Nrel ROW 2 A Rermnqsr C Iaeqer B Lm burg W Lynch P 0l lara P Chxumma I Garnty E Burke R Leache P Rocks ROW 3 D Nasca P Meri: V Vallee I Scanlon V Schumachor C Scher rer T Hunks: W Kunz ROW l G McGovern B Meyer G Dolan D Penlle W Mamn I Barnes T Berney A Egan H Lawson I Palumbo F Madro I Dalton ROW 2 A Hlldobrand I Dlmbrosxo I Lollus I Donahue W Sullivan R Carolan I Carroll R Lamar mayor I Shanley I Bauer W lpcxynsln H Braun I Erbach ROW 3 D Grsuch R Capnle R Alma V Funovns I Garnty I Maqgro N Guerra I Condon I Horeley N Hollman H Adler B Curtm T Henry G Altxer L Iorqonson N Andrew: D The task ot re uvenatrng tte Clternrstry Club rs a dtfttcult one Tne rnarn ootect ve of the Club rs or Course to encourage the study of Clfterntstr ln tne past tlme nas Deen tts only end By glancrng at the accornpanytng ptctures 'towever one rnav See that tl1e Cherrustry Club has the largest rnefnberslup of any organ1zat1on tn the school To uttlrze thrs great assoctatton for the good of De Paul Academy S tne goal of tne otttcers and tl e derator l r rrank Gott nh Db ROW 1 A Murphy I Hildebrand Mr F McGrath Fr Wm Ryan S Iunte lezlo I Worthington D Heyden P Alltto I Cormskey ROW 2 I Hcrnngton R Txetz D Penlle B Capnle N Andrews I Flan nery D Turschmun W Campbell G Amchmx T Monlortx T Mc Carthy HOW 3 S DelMerccxdo P Henry I Dreyer E Hayes W Rohde R Chussee I Hummer! I Gruenke S Scott R McCarthy L Madden I M chell ROW 4 F Helberger D Iaeger I Treacy I' Koenxg A Mrller I Marulh I Hutmacher F Freewalt C Swanson I Anderson C Wxllxams C Mxtchell Page F1 0Ifl0gl ClI'l'l Presxdent Sam antelezto :ce Preszdent I-Ieme Hlldebrand Serretary ohn Worthlngton Al Murphy Treasurer DePauls honor socrety had tts lst successful season thls vear The purpose of th1s orgamzahon IS to promote school spmt and cooperahon among the entlre student body The1r purpose was uccesslully attamed as shown by the large attendance at sport events Through the efforts ol the ofhcers and members of the club the Ftrst Arnual Rally Dance the htgnhght of the Monogram Clubs GCllVlllSS was a complete success both hnancrally and soctally ln addmon later 1n the year an mformal Sweater dance was held Excellent Iudgement was shown by the club tn xt s elechon earlter ln the wear The ofhcers are l-le1ne lrhldebrand Pres1dent Bob Capnle Vlce Dres1dent Iohn Worthtngton Sec treasurer Al Murphy Sgt atprms Mr F llcGrath Moderator Rev W Ryan Fac Advrsor and Sam Iantelez1o Honorary Presxdent 1 J ' I V. - . . . -I . l . . . , . , -' ' 1 I V - 'I , I - . I. Shcxnley. G. Long, F. Heidkcxmp. ' NT W A A Q V? If ROW l H Carolan V Rush A Caso ar G Klose I Gxlardr R Thommes Fr Kxrschten T Be ney R Iagerl A Egan I Stowe HOW 2 F McDonnell N Hoffman F No vak D Penlle 'I' Henry D Lim burg D Grexsch I Bauer I Col has R Horn ROW 3 I Erbach H Braun F Dalton I Vxlter I Dalton D Burkhard W Arenberg B Bauer ramafic President I zce Preszdent .Sec retary Treasurer llloderator CM Thomas Berney Robert Thommes ack Gtlardx oseph Savage Fr W' Ktrschten The htghly successful Dramatlc Club owes tt S extstence and certalnly much of lt success to Fr W M Ktrschten Early tn October the Club was formed and a meetmg was called of all of those students tnterested tn staglng and appearlng tn a pro ductton put on by the Academy lnterest was aroused and many students lotned the club At a later date the comedy farce Room SGIVICS was ptcked as the play to be staged Two young glrls attendtng Alvernra were chosen to play the temtnme leads They were Iean Pe trone and Loutse Bartlett Alter many weeks of fun and hard work Room Servtce was staged at St Alphonsus A u d 1 t o r 1 u m on Feb 27 and 28 The Dramattc Club was rewarded wlth tne greatest f1nanC1al and soctal success ot the year The club ofhcers were mstrumental IH the club s success Page rtlt 1 one CAOD' ln 1t s thtrd year under the very able d1rect1on ot Mr Roger Taylor the Academy Chotr was agatn lea through a sh1n1ng season At the Annual Mother s and Dad s Club Chrtstmas Party the Cholr sang several popular Chrtstmas carols among these were Wh1te Chrtstmas and a beautttul rendttxon ot Stlent N1ght Rtch ard Horn helped make the eventng a success by stng ng a solo ot Pants Angehcus At the lvhd year graduatton the Chotr sang the beautlful Mass wh1ch was htghhghted by a very soft and m elodtc Benedtctus The regular Frtday morntng Masses saw the Cl'101T perform throughout the year VIDCGDY Rush the student dlrector and Rtch ard O Connell ably dtrected the Chorlsters through many of the hymns At the Commencement exerctses Mr Taylor and the Cholr were agam present to add to the beauty of the Holy Mass HOW l hard D Penlle V Rush R Shee han R OConnell G Mane G Hanley S Romano D Ho n HOW 2 H Crokxn I Gxlurdx T Endel F Asche E Eskme H Exchenlaub M Hayduk I Stoesser I Vlso H Bannon G Goergen F Huczek D Cesano ROW 3 V GlCClBfO I Berendl F Greene I 0Leary C Wxllxams G Peter lon L Zavula I Sowxnskx T Tsoumas G McLean M DelMer cado P eflt, J . . i R. Mocerin. G. Anichini. D. Burk- 1 1 1 4 Y . . . r ' , . ' , ag- ' o ROW l R Tbommes I Mann: I Iargen son C Pfxetfer I Amsdadt ROW 2 C Iaeger D Zyburt W Lynch D Stetfens P Rocks D Iaeger I H ldebrand I Sowe I Banas HOW 3 H Glmsman A Muhca T Irwxn E Burke I Wallxn R Ladd B Helkm E Adamklewlcz C Ward I Marulll W Polmskx W Bums HOW 4 B Helken D Cea ano E West L Schatz R Wagner K Hebel T Bemey F McDonnell H Har vey I Sosnowskx W Herold Mr Iustus gan! Under the superv1s1on of Mr T M Iustus the DePaul Acad emy Band completed 1ts eleventh year wlth a season fru1tful wtth actwlty They added thetr muslcal notes to several football and bas ketball games durmg Wh1Ch they played popular marches and songs to bolster the flghtmg Demons Chnstmas and lolly old Safnt N1ck were welcomed at the Mothers and Dad s Club Chrtstmas Party to the accompanxment of the Band whtch was on hand to g1ve a concert earller 1n the even1ng The Annual Concert tn lffay brought the season to a close wtth several solo performances and rendlttons of many popular melodtes An audtence of over 250 were qutck to show an mterest and thetr own apprectatton for Mr Iustus efforts l..1 Page F' ee Pecchia, I. Hanley. I. Nyhan. C. i.f'.'-tht 1 me Hgfgrv NTS W Q' SERVIC ww ff 'ju KA xsxumax Run I-X' wx' WV i,ngAU.,1i.'xN.L zz PMN' . Ziff, I .w1V:..i ' Pa-31. .., '. ...W ' IA, r-, - 1 '1 '1 'x gf - 'I .xr .1 Livh tw 2- Cifhfk' . J - gig 3 ? 9 PI' s , g S I 1 . c Lf. 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I Mcxmmoser T Iackson F No vuk I Bonus ROW 3 R Warger W Conlon G Hahn R Thommes Twent, tour yef rs have seen the DePJul prep Jro from or ne page ssue tnto the powerful sm page pupl cat on t at tt today lts motto and tntentton have always Deen to epresent the student and to present hts news and h1s vtews The rtstna costs and responslbtlltles ot runntng C student paper haxe tn no way stopped the edttonal staff fro '1 present n 4 ntne of the best ISSUGS that the prep has ever dtstrtbuted The adoptton of a stxtn page was carefully constdered as to whether 1t could be afforded and tt t could be handled Alter tne frst tssue tt Nas loudly approved by the student and we tope that t may be conttnuea tn the comma years The great success ot the Prep Hop the annual dance ron cooperatton of the Students of the Academy Rev W T Gauahan who acted as 1 oderator ct tte paper to pe conoratulated for help n turn cut suct a the F c catton AL X, I Q P8 ' ' ' ' z. 1 f I i ' ' .5 sored by the Prep was due not only to the Prep Staff but to the ts . 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V7 I ROW 1 F Hexdku p R Ccpnle V Rush Mr W Phee H Txelz R OCon nell P OHura HOW 2 C Hlldeb and D Grexsch I Flon ney I Mammoser 57A lemon lmor the tnrrd successtv sea n tl e Annual staff presents the mdependent Acadev y annual Wrtllrn these p aes are presented a resume of the socral and scholastrc actrvrttes of DePaul Acaderry for the past year The mterestma art cles and prctures shovtn here deal w1th the Acad emy s classes rt s clubs and rt s sports The statl Wl'bll6's to thank the Camera Club for therr wonderful Work on the Demon and the Commerce Club for tue use of therr lCIC1l1l19S m expedmnq thls book To lessen hnancral worry the prrce of the Demon was m cluded m the pubhcatrons fee Thrs rdea has proved ve y success ful and W1ll undoubtedly be contmued The Demon stalt for thrs thrrd ed1t1on are Raymond Tretz edrtor m chlef Vmcent Rush Assocrate Ed1tor Iames Mammoser and Rrchard OConnell Asslstant Edltors Robert Caprlle and Frank Herdkamp Co sports Fdrtor Don Cvrelsch Arrangements Ldrtor lohn Flannery Busmess Edrtor and Mr W J Pl e Voderator F3 AEA rage F1 I ' ' ' ., A e so t , - .n ' . . . A . a . . . I A Y , 1 . 1 A , , , 1 - f J , 5 - - , - 2 J, f -. ,' , g . , . , , . . , - . . . me , LJ ca, J l , In 4 - . 1 . . r . . ' , . - .' - ff -SIX ROWI I Pecchla S Romano A Cuso lan V Rush Mr I. McCabe F Novak I Dlllenburg Umdenhhed R Carolan ROW 2 R Frey Plech K sch Unknown I Amsdad C Anderson G Hahn D Shanahan HOW 3 R Spenser I. Den: F Erbach R Erchenluub A Curolan R Ze hnsln 6lIfl'L8l CL President Frank Novak Vice-Prcfidcnt oseph Dillenburg Secretary Arthur Casolarl Vmcent Rush Mr L McCabe Treasurer Moderator l945 46 saw what was probably tne most successful year the the Camera Club has ever had Durmg tts twelfth year as an Academy club xt dtd more than 1ust excepttonal work for both the Demon and the Prep All the ptctures that have appeared m the Prep and nearly all those appearmg tn the Demon are pre sented through the courtesy of the Camera Cluo Early ln the year the Mother s Club presented two valuable cameras to these ftne photographers and really set them on thetr feet The effects of th1s contrtbutton are seen on many of the pages m th1s book The Annual and the Prep both owe the Camera Club a debt of gratttude for the splendtd work the club has done for them Under the d1rect1on of lffr I L l!lcCabe the m derator they uttltzed to the fullest extent thelr own darlc roorn m tt e baset tent f the Academy Electron of offtcers was nela snortlx after the DC 1 nn ra o the year f-JW ann P e e HOW l I Amsdad! N Guerra I Maggxo G Hahn W Kunz Mr M Baron I Dxllenburg S Keenan F Mc Donnell T Iackson I Mcxmmoser E Leger HOW 2 I Condon D Zyburt H Catalan T Murphy A Casolan A Pane ral G Anxclum P Nesxus L Van Lxedekerke R Wager ROW 3 I Lxll G Loc er I Savcg G Fuchs P Dletsch B Condon I Palumbo Fa F1 1 lg 11 laanifik President Joseph Palumbo Vice-President Thomas Bcrney Secretary Norbert Andrews Treasurer john Maggie Moderator Mr M Baron Under the capable d1rect1on ot Mr M Baron thc Spamsl Club resumes 1t s stand as a popular academy enterprtse Tfte combtnatton Franco Spamsh name was dropped however Lo cause ot the small number ol Students taklng french The alms ot the club are to study the customs trade and lan guage of the Spamsh people Thls IS done mamly through the readtng ol Spamsh newspapers magazmcs and books and ocondanly by showmg Spamsh mov1es and playmg Spamsh records Early ln the year the members elected ofhcers xr ho were renew ed at mld yea ROW l P Andre-ss H Icxqert D Penlle V Rush F Novak Mr M Baron A Casolan T Be ney H Ca o lcxn I Smol ns 1 E Balt HOW 2 P Hagerty I Schnxtzxus H Zxelm slu L Den: I Luvm G Hahn L Ginger R Hohner R Srabelle F Locher T Tunzx G Mane CAM Cf A Preszdent Arthur Casolarr lf :ce Preszdent Franlc Novak .Secretary Treasurer john Whalen Moderator Mr M Baron Iune ot 1946 marks the completlon of the Chess Club s sec ond successful season alter tts revrval last year The club was formed by Mr M Baron for the purpose of provrdrng an addrtron to the academ1es cultural GCl1V1l19S Entertarnment through com petrtron IS the rram come on to the student and each week tne members SGl1slY themselves rn thrs rnteresttng and acrent aame Early rn the year oltrcers were elected and dates for meet rngs set Those named as otlrcers were Arthur Casolarr Presr dent Frank Novak Vrce Presrdent Iohn Whalen Sec Treasurer A meet1ng and game room was p1cked a room where many met defeat and vrctory and where others learned the rules and rundamentals of the game of chess lt the club cont nues ts Jrowtn next wear competrtron vutln other schools Nlll obaolv oe ln the otfmg 656 ,,.hn'f Page Fxt y nm ,.- . 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't-'e ROW 1 R Frey I Stowe R Thonmes T McCarthy D Murphy Fr Fitz Gerald T Murphy P Henry P Bruns G McLean F Madre W DelMercado HOW 2 W Gauthexr B DxBella O Dona hue P Chlun-uno I Dreyer R McCarthy I Marulh H Blumen thal S Tadych I Peschke I Ro berts ROW 3 I unz W Oeif L Del Des Enfants T Tsoun-nas F Fxsc her E Doherty T Corcoran B Nostrand I Greunke L Lasher O Pagm ROW 4 B Ulen I Man-rnoser D Lamsey D Heyden V DxMaggro E Hayes I Hamel N Paldaul A Young C Sbarbaro Page Ctx rolaagafion of flze jaifia President Thomas Murphy Vice President Thomas Henry Secretary Dan Murphy Treasurer Thomas McCarthy Moderator Fr F1tzGerald The true sptrtt of the students ot DePaul IS regtstered yearly under the t1tle Propagatton of The Fa1th Thts soctety soltctts do nattons from the students for the mtsstons throughout the world Each year the m1ss1or1 ofttces have sent the1r thanks to the school and the students for the1r close cooperatton and for the donattons they have QIVGH to thls worthy fund The two top rooms m the school Fr Enzwetler s and Pr Ry ans have conststently lead tn donattons sometlmes CIVIDQ as much as twenty dollars m a smgle mommg Fr P1tzGerald has expressed hts apprectatton and p tae m the students lor the1r true and understandmo nterest rt tl o tes ons HOW I V Rush I Stowe H Thommes H OConnell I Gxlardx Fr Flfl Gerald A Schulthexs I Smolenskx C Pfeiffer I Stem N Andrews H Capnle ROW 2 P Cavanuagh I Romano D R Fuchs F Bruns I Dreyer R Klexn W Gaulhexr E Falcone C Hobscherd C Iacobson N Guerra ROW 3 G Peterson I Hoszkcwslu I Banas A Egan V Schumacher R Kolaskx H Bannon D Lamsey H Hollorf C Wllhams P Mooney I Lavln C Mohfor ROW 4 F Grene T Henry G Manmx C Iaeger l Loftus D Hayden R Schmxd M Halduk R lberle C Hxrd V Gxacmto Ping offke QOJCU' An organxzatxon mstltuled only last year by Fr F1tzGerald was the Army of the Rosary CAOTRJ The AOTR lS opened not only to the student body but to all persons outslde the school who w1sh to Iom The only reqqlrement or tee lS that each person should say a rosary dally for the beneht of the alumnl 1n SGFVICS or some other lntenhon of the church Soon after the orgamzatlon was formed Fr FlfZG6fGld con tracted for membershlp plns The group has grown from a mere handful to several hundred at the present tlme Although the AOTR lS an excluslve 1nst1tut1on 1t has spread to many homes through the mterest of the tudent body at DE PAUL Page Smt ,I one . . . ' . . ' , s Greisch. I. Stoesser, G. Panaral. ibcwlfi ana! Wofkerfi 3 L H Lashe B I Bu M lac bson M Lehng G Hebel E R 'het M s Pt ck M s H mgto When tl'e Mothe s and Dads Clubs were orgamzed nme years ago De Paul found a means through whlch the faculty could become better acquamted w1th the 1nd1v1dual prob lems of each student ln thts tune they not only have accompllshed thxs purpo e but have also greatly 1mproved condtttons abo.1t the school Th1S year the Mothers Club was the prtme factor tn putttng the Dramattc Club on tt s feet wrth 1t s f1nanc1al ard The Mothers Club has also contrtbuted two valuable cameras to the Annual and Prep photographers The Fathers Club encouraged student act1v1ty by thetr donatrons to the Athletrc Fund and presented to the students evcellent wholesome enter ta1nment w1th occastonal C Y O Bouts Through the efforts of these two clubs a better un derstandrng has resulted between professor and student and De Paul lS certarn that wtthout The Very Rev Edmund R Vohs IS faculty moderator of the Mother s Club whtle the Rev Franc1s Watterson advlses the Fathers Club The Mothers Club elected the ta k of operatlon to Mrs Stephen Iacobson Presldent Mrs Charles Lehnla V1ce Prestdent Mrs August Ptack Secretary and Mrs Iohn l-larrtng ton Treasurer The dlrectors for th1s year were Mrs W1ll1Gm Lahey Mrs W1ll1am Mtlota Mrs Iames Harvey and Mrs Charles Wtlltams The off1ces of the Fathers Club were ably ftlled by L H Lasher Prestdent B I Bauer V1ce Pres1dent George Hebel Secretary and L R Ttetz Treasurer The four capable governors for the year were I I Harrtngton S W Iacobson W A Mtlota and W L Frenzno Page Srxty two 2 6 13 . -A . . r . . uer rs. o rs. i eo. . . ' z r , a r . an' n 1 Y, , 4 . I , 1 , , these two Clubs this understanding and friedship could not be attained. , ' S ' '. l , ' g A , ' . I . . , ' g . , , M lenks Awcrdmg The Most Valuable Football Trophy lm the palatlal oanauet llflll at the Gerrrtarua Ciao the t .1 heer accarrtpanyma these allalrs appraxtmately three hundrea lathers and Sons heard lamaus Speakers from the Sports w arla give thetr 1mpress1or1s of that Nay at hte wh1ch they had made the r occupattan Turmng then from the general ta the specwhc traohtes were awarded to De Paul s best athletes Rool View ol the Hall Before The Fmcl Talk Y. .. ., Q Hr' . X , normal Dads and Sane Banquet was held, Wlth the typical qaaa jim lQfmf F' 1 Rev lohn Overberg Tne annual retreat for the students of De Paul was conducted by Fr lohn Overberg and Fr Mlchael Burke From October 29 to October 31 l945 everyone had the opportunrty to go to datly Mass and Cornrnunton after whrch there were sp1r1tual readlng and conferences The new plan wlnch was 1n1t1ated thrs year rn that the up per and lower classmen held therr retreats separately proved to be prachcal Reverend Overberg preslded over the 1un1orS and sentors and Reverend Burke gurded the treshrnen and soph ornores Contrary to other years the respecttve speakers had ltttle trouble ' ttmc therr conferences to the level of the partrcular group they happened to be addressmg Tne succ ss of the retreat was shown by the large number of cornrnuntcants not only on the last day but throughout the retreat On Frrdav the last ot the SXGFCISS school was dtsmtssed tter tne entlre student body had heard Mass and gone to Co n nunron t . t . , , , . . o , . I I A - , . S . l . . ir . 4 , . 9 , . , 4 A - I A , . a . I 1 A C' . - -oxty-four Rev Michael Burke SPURTS age C1 t irecfor 0 .xdflzificzi ee dW1lla Fr Rvan took over the posrtton o' Athletrc Dtrector whrcn was vacated by Lt Col Hagaertv 1n November of 45 The reavrng f Col Hagaerty greatly atfected all Academy sports but De Paul was fortunate enough to have tn 11S mrdst such a capable successor rn the person of the Rev Wm I Ryan Dunng hrs stay Fr Ryan has proved h1S rnterest rn all that concern De Paul He IS now worklng on the rdea of qrvrng every student a chance to partrctpate 1n some form of Athletrcs by enlargrng and rmprovmg the mtramural prograrr De Paul Athletms v 111 undout tedl, prosper under rr Ryan s leadershrp so we WISH htm the best of luck tn the many 'seasons ahead Rev r n ' i m I. Ryan ' A . . 1 . . . , . , . M , , . ' rx V . -I . . F , . . . , O . b 1 I. . . H , F' .J .J ' . I V .jx y':ix .X4fALilC Because he is one of the most active and nsost popu lar teachers ot the De Paul Academy ta ,1 ty r tner Gau ghan was chosen a member of the Atrretic nigard This was a yudiciocis choice as was hown 1 en so ade auately as umed the responsibilit es t Afnleti Director during Fr Ryan s illness Fatner Gaughar as oeen ac cepted by all the student a a true friend fnd wise coun ellor Rev Wxl mm Gaughan ln his lnti year at De Paul Academy Mr Phee was unanimously approved as a member ol the Athletic Board because of hi past interest and experience in what he preaches by his vehemen rooting from the De Paul cheering section The Athletic Board will continue to work effectively as long a Mr Phee has an influence an it s decision Mr Wxllmm Phee This year De Paul lost one of its greatest Athletic L1 rectors when Mr Haggerty Joined the Loyola Uniyersit, coaching staff Ur Haggerty De Paul s only lay Athletic director in his fourteen year stay has always had the students interest at heart The spirit and iight which ne instilled in the boys shall never oe toraotten De Paul lost a gentleman a scl olar ana great organ zer rd ggerty Mr Thoma Haggerty J I a X C, 3 X I MU.. A ' ' L .1 r , tl ,- . ' ' ' 1 ', . s . ' he. - I o 1 A 1 A l W- ' . .J - - t . Q A s k, A . ., . . l fl Y 5 S F3 Y , 1 K w 1 X W sports. Mr. Phee, a Crusader lor school spirit, practices w I l ' . . . K V , 1 , A a 4 i ' Ffr, 'Ia . S Pg: eS1.,i'r-1J.',n Qfmwff This year De Paul has continued its drive f r a greater athletic program lt was a drive started last year and this year it has been cont1r ed with many additions and improvements A new spirit of determination has arisen in the boys both on the playmg field and in the cheering section Mtch of this new spirit can be attributed to the competent coaching staff employed at De Paul Through the capable assistance of these men the boys have re gained some of the forgotten self confidence which they lost in pa t seasons De Paulites know that De Paul was a very high standing athletlc school and they are striving to bring tt back to where it rightfully belongs The admxms tration has very much confidence in th boys and the1r ability to accomplish this feat This year each and every team has brought De Paul one rung higher on the ladder of athletic prominence The track team has taken the biggest leap out of obscurity Prom the respected position that they now hold Our football team has become better but 1t takes more than a few sea sons to develop a championship team The Cross Country team in its first year did better than anyone had a right to expect or des1re by bringing to De Paul the Midwestern title On the Basketball court De Paul has definitely chstingulshed itself The Demon teams are becoming feared by all whom they have to play The tankers in the two years of their competition have been climbing steadily Each city meet has brought them a few places h1gher unt1l now they rate third in the Catholic League The number of students in the intramural program is steadily increasing and it is estimated that in a few years every student at the school w ll part1c1 pate in some form of athletics ln clos1ng we would like to say that De Paul has en oyed a very success ful season A season of many great ictories and several close defeats The 194546 athletic year will long lre remembered n the history f De Paul Academy Athletics insignificant place that they held for the past several years to the high and Page Cixty-eight T g00f66j OCLC Q5 Thrs season r arked the end of Frar lc lent: econd year as head foo ball Coach of De Paul Dunng the short trme he nas been assoclated 1th the Academy Mr Ienks has taken an actrve part rn the reluvenatron of all sports Among the many tmprovements rnstalled under hrs lead orshrp rs the reestaolrshment of sprmg and s u m m e r tramtng 1 e alway rmbedoed rn the mrnds of the boys the fne aualrttes of far play and sportsmanshrp lndeed he hunself has dtsplayed to them all the norms of a Catholrc gentleman The newest addrtron to the football coachmg staff B111 McW1111ams returned to the Academy after an ab sen e of etghteen years B111 formerly attended he Acad emy as a student lt was durmg hrs last year here that he recetved A11C1ty honors l-11s presence has greatly rncrea ed the potentralttre ot the staff Mac was grven the d1ff1cult rob ot turmng the backfreld rnto a smooth workrng umt Everett lffcC1ane as Head Coach ot the lahtwetght Football Squad and Asststant Coach of the Varsrty has become exceedrngly popular wlth the student body at De Paul Durrng recent seasons the lrghtwetghts boasted records whrch compared favorably Wlth those or all oth r hrah schools Mr McC1ane belreves that hard work and struct con dltronrng rs the formula for success on the grra ron The effectlveness of nts coachlng should be felt by the Var stty rn future seasons F gg Severn F nk len s it McClun TUP PWVV Holde Ianuzek Koenxg ONexl Flannery Chassee Roche Heldkamp Dau grlcl Moran Comlskey THIRD ROW Fr Wa lerson Coach McW1ll1a'ns Mooney Fergus Worlhnnglon Hum mer! Heyden Hemlnger Crow Molxlor Ahlto Harrmgon Slowmmskx Adler Lange Dxgancx Iceger Wolf Head Coach Ienks Col Haggerty Athlehc Dxrector SECOND ROW Iaege Traecy Ehleri Medlma Gruenke Amchxm Hexberger lante lelo Long Knoppe Magglo Dx Maggxo Swanson Condon Llll TRONT HOW Gallagher Freewalt Szewczyk Flsher Dxetsch Kxnsella Murphy jk g00tAd!!SCl 5011 1110 IW5 footboll seorson pro od IO oe o reortoreolong one for t1e Demon qndocrs l r Do Poul squod hod 1nd1v1d1Jol1t,1 the essence of o greu teo111 However lt locked cert IV lundornentol TGQUIS 1es lmunes nddled the teorr throughout most of the seoson ln sp1te th1s loci the teo11 rem orced b, subst tutee Corr1ed on br1ll1ontl, 1e teorn had possers lnckerf and runners of oo1l11y ond or me Jreo er ort ,eoson 1t hod good oloclc nil W1 ot IS IT ore so 131 smq on o 1os r teor 11 nod o leorleae sp nt Week 1n ond f eel' ut the ledm went conhdent of w ctor, P to be de-fe C1 11 ore often lhon not Qne connol udoe J er111 ny 12 wrr r 5 reooro be r 5 en 161C for onyone ond o11 1 C 1 o ronent C1 e dtc11set1e1r re er r tr e PP or the 2 X1 rr no es F ff er r1d1 wee re Jr pe. rw n IC tedrr tc cn' e 'S or o d r no e ef we Q e hed r nl nedten hw 11 ore 1 C1 1 W C1 e f t e se e reoords wed f' ' Fl 1CGI domed res r df e OIC' ' G 1 rJ'1'.'1 Dx cc. 4: Q c. 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I I .1 F F -ff - , V Q , ., ,, ' v, .0 Y ' DE PAUL 26 IOLIET 7 ST GEORGE 31 DE PAUL 19 ST MEL 13 DE PAUL 8 ! 5 , T I, 4 DICK CHASSEE RONALD ALITTO ANDY REININGEH -. -fi an IOHN HUMMERT v IERRY uRUENKE Signals vw- BUD HEIBEHGER fs . . ,j ,... V 1 an i 'D Q .A Q fc' .n':. ' h 'gif ,,L,' K , ' ' 1' els.. X LOHOIW. ?l DE PAUI U ST PHILLIP18 DE PAJI U .JL PALRFK '8 DE PAUL IW , ,L . , 1 ' Y Q V AJ 4 C.-. .,. Y , . Lv . , WJ P' X . ,Q x 1 'L f xi, LAJ, WALLY ROHDE FRANK KOENIG GEORGE LONG T yor-IN HARRINGTON DON HEYDBN Page Seventy-:iz Puni Formaiion CLA Y SWANSON ST IGNATIUS 20 DE PAUL 0 Tne Demons fatled to stop the Wolves of St Ignattus on Sunday Octo ber 28 at Wmnemac Park The Demons held the lggte boys scoreless durtng the ftrst quarter The second quarter the Catholtc League Co Cl amptons cored once to lead at the half 7 to 0 The second half showed the power of the North Sectton Champs when they struck pay d1rt twlce more ln the rematmng few mtnutes of the game the Demons staged a rally but tt fell short on the 10 yard ltne on a fumble The game ended wtth St 1gnat1us the vlctor 20 to 0 DE PAUL 40 HOLY TRINITY 0 Holy Trtntty the newly admttted Cathollc League team was drawn as De Paul s opponent for the 8th game of the season from the krck off to the fmal whrstle of the game 1t was a parade of touchdowns for De Paul Flve mtnutes after the ktck off Sam lantehzto the atlmg halfback raced forty yards for the ftrst Demon touchdown Wally Rohde went through tackle for the extra potnt ln the second quarter Rohde sprmted twenty yards for hrs ftrst touchdown of the afternoon Iantelezto lacked the eytra potnt Wally Rohde h1t pay d1rt agatn tn the second quarter on a 18 yard taunt around left end lantelezto put hrs educated toe to work for another po1nt after touchdown As the half ended De Paul led 21 to 0 The Demons came back 1n the second half determtned to make amends for thelr fatlures 1n the past games Rohde helped the cause by scormg hts to the atr lohnny 1-larrtngton tossed a 20 yard pass to Andy Remtnger the left end who raced the rema1n1ng 20 yards for a touchdown The last touchdown of the afternoon was made by ltttle Bud Hetberger who scored on a quarterback sneak from the l yard ltne Eddy Daugtrd the full back went through tackle for the last tally of the afternoon Thts 1945 team was the f1rst De Paul team smce 1940 to beat ony team DY 40 potnts and the ftrst De Paul squad stnce 1940 to hold an opponent co e los Ntce Gotng Grtdders' WEBER 22 DE PAUL 13 De Paul felt the sttng of defeat tn tts last game of the 1945 season Dur mg the ttrst halt the Red Horde was held to a safety and a touchdown to lead at the half 8 to 0 The 3rd pertod gave the Demons new l1fe a Sammy lantelezto scored on an 8 yard run after the Demons had brought tt down the fteld on a long drtve The score now was 8 to 8 But the Catholtc League Champtons of 45 were not to be topped The 4th quarter saw the Webertte score 14 po nts The Demons fought back herolcally lohnny Worthmgton threw a 40 yard to Dtck Chassee who sprtnted the last 30 yards to pay dtrt Sammy lantelezto then made the score 22 to 13 wttn h1s successful boot The Demons tr'ed thetr best but they could not regaln the ball So ended the 1945 football season of De Paul Academy Page Qeventy sew. en I A ' third touchdown of the afternoon. ln the fourth quarter, the Demons took ' ' . ' ' . s r - A ' ' ' s Q . ' . 'f s , ' s ..-' I I V 1 - A . , ft! U viiivf-Q, itil? Ar . ,- ll VY' 1 ' in ,,,, 054 -v 'lift gf 4-f no , Page Sex ,ez TOP ROW Nachholde M1kl0S Dougherty Bernero Tasxn Sabctella McCaifrey Murphy Rubaghale Doxcn Mackey Mc ron Qchoeneck Coach McClane SECOND ROW Wueklemcn Roth Behrendt Rosner Davlm Szewczky Teevm De Prima Steiner I Hogan Schaeffer Sweeney Moncklon FRONT ROW Graham Brady Hxbsch Lo Pxcolo W Hogan Kohl OConnor Hough Licek Angehm Sa ey Scxma ardo De brow goofgaf Almost half the freshman class answered the call lor the lrosn football team From this group Coacti lfcClane selected 40 of the most promising candidates Coach !'cClanes ,udgment of players proved to be very good because the tedrn loecarne one of the finest in the sport s annals of De Paul ln the past years the team was taken from the ineligible varsity players. this years team however consisted ol freshman only, For the tirst time in many years the team had an 8 game schedule. They set a new precedent. While winning F, and losing l, the freshmen tallied l4l points and al- lowed their oppositlon 12. Four of their opponents tailed to score a point and the others had a diiiiccilt time to cross the Ponies goal line. ln only 2 games did De Paul tail to score. Because there were sc many players with ability, 25 letters were awarded tlie lreshrnen gr1dders The spirit, knowledge and experience gained by tziese athletics under Coach lf1cClane will be an asset to the varsity next fall ...ty-eggzf ,qw alex l n . A1 K X 'IZ ' l ' DE PAUL 15 COLTS 6 The lun or edrtron ot the Blue Demons oegan tts season on Sept 29 tn tne D autl eld agatnst the lantele4 o Colts Touchdowns were tallted by lfnflo nd Wachnolder rn the trrst Nrnntng t1lt ST PATS 18 DE PAUL 0 The tollowrng week the Pomes tasted defeat from a trong Jnamroclc eleven Thls same Shamrock team went through the season und teated DE PAUL 0 ST MEL 0 Th young Demons met a strong Cadet quad and battled tt to a core e s tte The De Pauttans crossed the goal llne twtce but rotlt touchdown were called hack DE PAUL 13 LOYOLA 0 The Freshman met our North srde rrvals under the lgltts at Loyola and trounced them by two touchdowns one loy Berendt and one ty Hough and a placement DY Mtklos DE PAUL 18 ST PHILLIP 6 Gartteld Park was the scene ot the Pomes next vtct ry The Gaels scored early rn the frrst perrod But th ltghtwetghts spearheaded by Berendt and hrs 3 touchdowns came from loehrnd to wrn DE PAUL 21 ST GEORGE 12 The Demons contrnued thetr wnntng ways tn therr ntn game of the eason wtth the Dragons The De Paulttes were behrnd at the halt t1me 12 to U The boys rall ed for l4 potnts n 3rd quarter and 7 n the fourth Touch downs were tallred oy Berendt Dor on and Schoeneclf Converston were made by tlclos Wachholder and Sc tae ter DE PAUL 41 ST IGNATIUS 0 The P res encountered and L d lrttle ouole settrng back the Boy from Roosevelt road Wachholder and Schoenectc each tallted a parr o touchdowns Berendt and Dorron added to the scor1ng wttn a touchdown a prece Sc aette corverted twrce A le !l1lClOS and Dorron tatlred once DE PAUL 34 DE LA SALLE 0 Tn last g e o' the seasor s W the Frosh n ano her sco ng spree Wachln lde paced the vtctors wt l2 po nts Berendt had 7 and Hougt and Schoe eck had o Ports ter touchdowns were 1 'ide by Berendt t rklo S l xetfe and Dorrrn Page ex 1 i . . , , . - 1. , . 1 . . . e V ' TL T 1, N . . . . . . t . 5 G . 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'ff 5-.Jag 1 ,. , f ' ' -th V V-30f1iQ7:. :' I 'k:'n,f V 'QQ' Q 4 W-,. 11' v., Q F 'nav -j Q ' 0- ge- A: xt' 1: f A ' 4frxQ,f' 91' .lx I as ' VIA V ' 1 ,n V1 .n-:4 L - 1, 4f f'ZprW- -K, -,.?-5,5 N K KOCLCAQ6 Already establrshed as one of the outstandrng prep coaches rn the Chrcago Area Mr lffc Grath took over the tutorshrp of the De Paul cagers Whrle at Weber hrs teams won four sectronal and two Catholrc phampronshrp and rn 41 hrs runror gurntet capped the crty champronshrp lvfr lrcGrath has contrnued hrs wrnnrng ways at De Paul Faced wrth the drffrcult task of rrakrng two varsrty teams out of few reg.1lars from last year Coach lffc Grath forged two strong contendrng teams I-lrs suc ces rs shown by the teams vron and lost ref ord of 49 wrns and 15 losses for a percentage of 765 C hl MCG th Among the new coaches at De Paul Academy Mr Tony Tracey an alumnus of De Paul rs one of the most promrsrng coaches ln hrs second year at De Paul he has been appornted coach of the Bantam and Fly werght Basketball teams and assrstant coach of the lun ror and Senror Basketball teams He has ably frlled these posrtrons as the wrn records of these teams prove Asrde frorn hrs coachrng dutres Mr Tracey drrects ne of the largest and frnest rntramural programs rn the Cutfrolrc League C Cllfllflflg Gini? QZIO To Sammy lantelezro the drmrnutrve ever smrlrng fellow went the rrghtful honor of the most outstandrng athlete rn hrs class Durmg hr four years at De Paul Sam has been awarded three football letters three basketball letters and he was a track letterman for three years In hrs sophomore year he led the South Sectron basketball scorers Thrs year Sam was far ahead of all Catholrc League scorers untrl hrs gradua tron rn February the mrddle of the basketball season Sammy lantelezrc r a shrnrng monument to the small bcy who wrshes to be a great athlete Page Erglot fur ad . , . ,N . . 5 . , I . , . , b . . . . V, . . , , 4 , . . . w . . . r V . 1 Y . - - f s ' ' , f . occ . ra I I ' . . , , , ,R , . . o , . fk . Couch A. Tru ey F O . , , r , f Sum lcmtelezio I . - S ' . 1 . . ' . y- o 1 ROW l: R. Buuser, B. Heiberger, H. Hildebrand, B. Caprile. N. Andrews. K. Iacobson, C. Hildebrand. ROW 2: Fr. W. Ryan, G. McNulty. M. Guughcn, A. Murphy. N. Paldaul, R. Blumenthal, Coach F. McGrath. ROW 3: I. Bodkin, C. Williams. T. Monlorti. glee junior MwLefLaff.EanfL Tktrly tn September, Hr ffcGratn sent out a call tor basketball players, He was 'llCOlCCl by a larae droup of ooys eltatble tor the ltahtwetant team. The aroup as a whole was tnex yfertenced, but Coach McGrath saw tnat tt a representative team to be assernlald rmxclz rtracttce was needed, as a new system was introduced. After alzziost three months ot contxnuous practice the Tuntor Tlerxturxs still riot 1 pfittsznefi autntet, dropped tnexr ftrst pre season ttlt This defeat dtd the teani trrgre 'mood tifzn ziarzz, fr tttetr weaknesses were clearly visible Ttzese dificulttes were ironed out iri tzie next tcw rirac tice aaxties Qiioli they easily won. At the opening of the Catholic League Season, the Demons poasted a record of 1-2 and -1 losses altliouali they were not 'get considered a tnreat in the Iifortfi Section race. Tlirouai tlie entire first round, the Dertion riacnine ran sriicctfily and held an undis- puted firsi place it was not until their ninth contest that Weber introduced deteat The De Paulites continued victorious until a speedy and deterrnxned St. Philip team pusned then gnto second place After this aaztie the lfexons stepped back into stride and sailed tlirouali tfie rezziainina aariies The To'aani:e:i play-off sysieri gave the Demons another olianoe at tlie failiolio Leaaiie crown, Ti tlie first aaiiie of tlie 'iinior plan'-offs fft Carriel was eliitiiziaiea or tlie fe Paxil remi reseriiaiives The od for tgie' Catlio-li: Leaaue cliartioionsliip slipped tlirouali tlieiz' lioizers x-:Bien ari .isoirea Le: High teaiii xoset tlietti lox' one poiritd A A T .. ,..o .1 . . . ze gia..s 3: se :vapii ring tgi praise :or tzie funior Tearii, ROW 1: B. Condon. I. Munn, D. Turschmann. W. Rohde, B. Malburg, I. Murphy. ROW 2: Fr. W. Ryan. P. Dietsch, R. Kampa, R. Chassee, E. Hayes. D. Greisch, Couch F. McGrath. HOW 3: I. Bodkin, C. Williams, T. Monforti. qlle .gznior gafiefgaf jeam L line ieaipi which represented De Paul in the Senior Circuit was unpredictable, Throuali out the entgre practice season the Senior Demons looked as if they were definitely title conf tenders When the practice season closed and the records were tabulated, De Paulites were found to possess a l3f2 record. This was a true picture of the l'Big Blue five. The team was a combination of good ball handlers and agile shooters, The speed which they lacked was made up for by their height. When the league season rolled around, the Demons found out that they were without the services of two of their first stringers, who had ioined the lunior squad, As this change took place at a very inopportune time, the first round of league games saw many changes ,n the starting lineup, The standings at the end of the iirst round showed the Red and Blue Demons in 6th place Finally the De Paulites found themselves, For the next four games the Quintet was the hotest teazr. in the Catholic League, A small St. Patricks gym and a great St. lgnatius learn was all that kept the Demons out of third place and a playeoff berth ln the final standings De Paul ranked fourth, one game out of third place. As one of the riost outstanding high school auintets not in the playoffs, De Paul received an 1IT'.'.iQil1CIf to the Sth annual A, A, U. St. Sabina Tournament The Senior Demons were oxaed a few of the kghtweight team members whose season had already been completed Tile coyrg proved trieiggselves worthy of the invitation by smashing two of the tournaments ions estaionsloea records The first record was for the number of fouls committed by one tearr. F. ll s1r.gQe game The second was the most points scored in any s1ngle game. Hold Thai Ball Qlfll0l l 6LClLCQ 86515011 afe 1r1 Novemoer the H15 e llC l of f1e V10 Dm r omc oh 1 1'1cl1ael f1ve and seferly wlupped h W1 f fl ' a ,er1el of Jffore lf was not ur1f1l the Caqers had a sfrmg o1 seven mf if lllPf' ef defer' at fhe hands of a powerful l.ar1e Tec 1 qu hfef The1 C or1es were ver sufh powerful fear'1s as Sf George pulver of l'1d1aha leo ll1al1 ar1d AVNUH ser1 and Serm of tfe Pubhc Cucuf Send las1 vefrs League flurr p1or1s found the Derrons one of fhe fea1rs foo tough for f e o defeaf A r,1r1dser ffer bemg oeaferw by De Pam wer1f nfl fo the l'1GlS f W Dupl C Lea e ah possessed ohe of f1e mesf won and lost records 111 f 19 C Y lane T le p Balo Govede Ca. Cmcaaos o lf all sfafe self wl red lee 1 1fs 11'11f1al defeaf De Paul CCI'llF49d f11e vx parmel floor and a C' a11p ors ral cl11r se 11levwr11'r1aluf'r1 losh1 llC De od, Jer df? ed 1r 'D lfUll0l l 6LCiLCQ QCLLSOIQ O lf e s cas Tl L1 'C sel es :md P sl.e Xe se e s P1 QQ ex.. 1 QS! l l O l. ' f o W1 df 1 .1 l , 1sl'1 1,11.ms t s f Sf 1 ' ' ' ' 'Z . I ,. ' , . 1 , . . ' , f e.. 1or 19 ,rst 31 .- .1 1-1 1 ,, ' - ' 5 V V 1 1 '. ' . V, 1 1 . .'1 .1 lllf ,A 11l 1 1,11 ' l i . 1' xi f 1' ' V o . 3 ,.. . . . 1' . , . 1 11 ,N 'E 1, i1 d. - ' ' Q Q - 'N fy. .Y . f Y. .1 1, ,., 1, ' 1 A J k,f1lAf V111 l ' 1, 1 '1 l T E1 1:1 f 1 , 111' . , , , , , a. . 'l o 1 :1 1 o the 1 ' ' 11 dau d l ,f' as ' o' . 1 E .f 'fr eel- d' ri .4 ohi 1, , -dish 'Jd1:111'11i'e ,Q J-fa'1l ' L -A . 1 in L 'Li oo1'1g1:1r1 x1r1f1l 'z 2:17111 Tff, A o f1 I 1 .flip fp li piprof tllei. Wl'1 '1 111 fl d .i ij 2 lf xt' 1 ai ,fa .ro,p, 539 pd 'Q 1 1 1 1. . ., 'Q through thc puclcef while fheir opporterif, f1co1ed 11-fa. I f O 1 figiir C3346 f1:1.s:1e:1 tzie pracfgco 11ro 1-.1111 xi erixtahle record They' fourid Ili ri., . w1tE1 li gziixgis 1r1 the :Cl-.1it1i C 11 lf tzte 12st text: 5.133 tear.-2 a o and f.1r farxtiel file :311i11,,:tQ:i pate ff ri fell by the .Lands ll the fuifr Ligxcligie. 'P' M. Mow.- 4, 1-,354 .11 zz- ,N We .visa ine v5,po1.1,1..: ..,1, UV., .V --- 5.-1.1,: . ..1.v th ':iIIili'.,1f1'.'9 :age-rs talhea if pigits r-'.,- ' V-r.. t , enwicL .lurnamenf Tn seventh annual iexiwiclc Tournament saw the Blue Demons of De Paul pitted against a mediocre team from De La Salle, The lightweight start' ers dia so well in tne last quarter that they were benched for the remainder of the game. The final score was 60 to 38, ln the quarter-final game the Demons had little more trouble trom lgnatius as they subdued them 38 to 29. By their previous victories the De Paulites won the right to meet Leo in a semiffinal game. After a fast furious first hall Leo led 20 to l3. De Paul tool: the lead late in the fourth quarter. With less than one minute to go iii-': score was 4l to 39. Then Bronson of Leo tied it up with a long shot and Tesmona scored the winning basket as time ran out. ln the consolation game the following night the Demon Lightweiahts were minus the needed scoring power in the closing minutes of the game De Pauls sterling rally was cut short in the half minute as the Carmelites froze the ball. The contest, which was one of the most exciting of the tournament ended with lft Carmel on top 39 to 38. This year was the first year since the inauguration of the Fenwick Tourna- ment seven years ago that De Paul has taken a place. The 'fl5!flEi Demon lightweight team broke a long standing iinx. Art Hildebrand, De Pauls brilliant playmalcer, was unanimous choice for center on the Fenwick Tournament All-Star team. During the fl games Heinie scored 40 points for a ten point average. Eber is Stopped De Paul 1391 lantelezxo 1 Capnle f Paldauf c Andrews g lacobson g Bauser f Murphy c Blumenthal g De Paul 4 lanlelezxo 1 Capnle f Hnldebrand c Andrews g lacobson g Ualdaul c De Paul S4 Ycntehzw f Caprxle l Hildebrand C Andrews g lacobson q Gaughan l Germann f Helherger f Murphy Paldaui C B um nihul g C Hxldeb and g De Paul1 481 Cannle f Hildebrand C Andrews g lacobson g Murphy Loyola 34 Mc Intyre f Conway f Acton c Moore g Maher g Thlel q Weber 1371 Brodxn lu f Slachurslu f Ubowskr C Zaleslu q Buc kl9WlCZ g Holy Tnnlly C arneclu l Huntowskl l Buckley c Mooney g Perske g Bochnlak l Krowxec l 55 St Phxlxp 1401 C'-1n'on f Ols owskx c Rc-clmond 1l1avac g Foldvary g 14 'fu .1 DICK C L 45-1' 'Y' WALLY ROHDE 1 X DON GREISCH HASSEE De Paul 1501 Hayes Turschman l Kampa c Rohde g Hulmachcr g Gnesch i Chassee Mann C De Paul 4 Turschman i Hayes l Kampa c Rohde g Condon g Grensch f Chassee c 'iutmacher g De Paul 1581 Turschman f Rohde f Hayes c Hmmacher g Chassee g Grexsch f Kampa c Dlelsch g Condon Mann De Paul 1371 Hayes l Rohde f Chassee c Turschman g Hulmacher g Grelsch f Iantelxzlo l Krxmpa c Mann Condon Densch g 1 Loyola 1341 Malony I Lmdstrom l Sulhvan c De Caluwe g Dempsey g Powers f Mc Gowen f Durso f Touhy Fougerouse g Weber 1471 oawczvk f Frosl i 17Vo1yla c Haas g Mxloslan g Wxlkens f 2 7 Holy Tnmty 1341 Lesmak l Keppler f Grala c Noweclu g Dyll g Chemel f Gotto c Polowskl g Phxhp 1531 Flando l Laiond l Gamboney c Spenak g Moran g Hogan f Prxempo 1 Mc Entegart c Mc Dea c Smith Calkxns g Engle g pCl14 V1 0 11 . ' a.r.P. B.F.P. f ', 255 . 112 1 ', 120 , 312 A. , . 231 , 554 1 . 205 , 055 y . 315 , 203 , 4 , 224 '. 001 1, 1 . 010 1- 1,1 if- . 012 111217 121523 . 'LSA 7 19: l?FP Q' ' A . B.r.P. , x . f 934 'sz 323 ' , 2 . ' 220 ', 203 ,f ' 7 235 'I 322 fr , 493 'I 554 if , 214 2' 'I 103 ik . . 000 ,I 7 T61 N915 7. A 35, 11 '11 ' ' In B, F. P. 3, pp, . f 735 I ', 7ll , f 412 '. 523 I 411 , 644 , 013 , U42 . 304 , 005 A 1 SH - 4' . ', 120 -7, ' , 004 l K B.F.P. 0.11 'C asf A 11:1 4 21 15-', 012 ' ,' 254 ' ,' D1 .' 1 ,001 1 , 162 , 04 l 4 , 325 . 10 271027 g ' , , ,C 1 3' , 101 , 53 ---- .c 3 4 l6l82B , 01 1s.F. P. s.F.P. -- ' -1 1- Ianteliziol 5 6 2 Stenson.l l 3 l -x:, f- l- 1014 403.., 632 -- 'fdgg 'Hui 522 ' . . . .g ll ' .. 402'. . 251 111 ,C 2 0 4 , 0 U1 1 B.F.P. n.F. -3- ... I' , 223' . 32 20816 15 13 ig' - ,A ga H H if 1 . S22 . 30 1 - , 002 ' , 12 -H ', 002 ' . 00 , 210 i- , . . , 002 0 17717 A1 'Ng .. L B.F.P. B.F. 12' . 243 ', 32 -1 . 835 . Ul .5 , . 613 . 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F. 514 . 330 . 76 ' , 203 , ll 1 . 001 , Sl VR , 122 . 21 11' 31 , 005 , 00 fp- 11 ', 100 , 20 4 1 321 ' , 20 . , 130 . 20 'R .C 110 . 00 ,f -g, .g 010 mg 00 1 ' , 011 ', 10 l- , 00 12313 - 229 '13 Ely flip'-:tins De Paul 14l1 Capnle 1 Paldau1 1 Hrldebrand 1 Andrews g Iacobson g Gaughan 1 Murphy c De Paul 1401 Capule 1 Palclau1 1 H1ldebrand c Andrews g Iacob on g Gaughan 1 Murphy c De Paul 1491 Capnle 1 Palpau1 1 H1ldebrand c Andrews q lacobson g Helberger Gaughan 1 Bauser 1 Murphy c De Paul 1541 Capnle 1 Paldauf 1 Hxldebrand c Andrews g Iacobson g Bauser 1 Gaughan 1 Murphy c Blumenlhal g Hexberger g 17 20 Sl Patrlck 1381 Bruno 1 Kaupert 1 Fxedler c Novello g Balaban g D Alessandro St Ignohus 38 Garslu 1 Francouver 1 G1bbons c Rutummo g Ryan g Walsh g Mel 1301 Malone Gllbert Galvxn Martm Pascal Wujek Payne Loyola 9 Acton 1 Moore 1 Maher g Thexl g Seeburg 1 Cerny c Culllnun 1-f-flry gs X 1 NOHM PALDAU De Paul 1401 Grexsch 1 Rohde 1 Hayes c Turschman g Hutmacher g Kampa c Chasse c De Paul 1401 Grelsch 1 Turschman 1 Kampa c Rohde g Hutmacher g Murphy 1 KENT IACOBSON Hayes C 3-nn-Jr AL MURPHY Chassee c De Paul 1401 Rohde l Turschman 1 Chassee 1 Hutmacher g Kampa g Grersch 1 Murphy 1 Hayes c Mann c Condon g Flannery g De Paul 1 Grexsch 1 Turschman 1 Chassee c Rohde g Kampa g Murphy 1 Mann c Condon g Flannery g 351 S1 Pa1r1ck 1 Wxlson 1 Lahey 1 Werba c Wledner g Kaller g Ienrxch g Mulvany g S! 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IX '. 115 13.11 I1 1 ,115 I. 00 J, 1 . 423I . 2l 4 , 323 . 22 I 1 . 225 . 25 1 5 . 100 .01 1. ,1 . 101 . 16 . 012 . 0l , 001 C . 01 13925 71719 De Paul 13'3l Yhldchronl 1 Ccpnle 1 Murphy c Andrews c lacobson g Paldau1 1 Gaughcm c De l '1ul1.1Ul Ffrrfnle 1 F lduui 1 Ilrldebrond c Andrews g If-cobson o Cuughfrn 1 Murphy De Paul 1283 Capnle 1 Palduu1 1 Hxldebrond c Andrews Iacobson g Bcxuser 1 Murphy c De Pc1ul138J Capnle 1 Paldau1 1 Hildebrand c Andrews g Iucobson g Bauser 1 Murphy c Weber 53 Brodxnskx 1 Stcxchurskx 1 Ubowslu c Zuleslu g Buczh1ew1cz q Holy Tnnxty Czcrneskx 1 HUhlDWSkl 1 Buckley c Perske g Mooney g Bochmuk g 134 S1 Phxlxp 139l Conlon 1 Olszexw Pellegrmo Hlavcc q Redmond E1lers 1 S1 Pulrlck Bruno 1 Bclabcm 1 Fxedler c Novello g D Alessandro 1 CAPT ART HILDIIBRAND QSM 1 CAPT NORB ANDREWS CAPT BOB CAPRILE De Paul 1481 1.1rschmc1n 1 Hayes 1 Rohde Kcmpa g Grersch Murphy Munn C De Paul 1733 Turschmcrn 1 Hayes 1 Chcssee c Rohde g Kumpc Grexsch Murphy 1 Mann c Condon Mclberg De Paul 1421 Turschmcm Hayes 1 Chassee c Rohde Kampa Murphy 1 De Paul 13 Turschmcm Hayes 1 Chcssee c Rohde g Kcxmpa g Grelsch Condon Munn c Weber 1381 Suwc uk 1 Frost MllOS1Gh Haus Sawedo 1 Holy Trxmly 3 Powlowskx 1 Leskmk 1 Henke c Dvl 9 Nowrckx g Gralo 1 Goho c Kozuk g S1 Pump 1351 Flcmdo 1 l.a1ond 1 Mc Entegad C Spevolr g Moran g Stenson 1 Gambony Calkms g St PGQIICR1 7 Lrxhey Wxlson Werbc lennch g Wredmun Bomber 1 B17 PQG1lCvL.13 17 ' nlpp, B.F.P. 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' n.r.P. .1432 , 013 . 304 . lll . 302 . 010 1 ,g 432 , 055 1, .g 024 . 003 Q . 001 . 102 ...-. .C 133 141415 '. 100 XX 121117 'WK 1 57 , B.F.P. . 57 .1502 1a.r.P. . 015 .1 213 . 132 ' .1 402 . 244 .C B83 . 104 ', sua ',1 000 ' ,g 143 .7 ,q 410 . 100 ' , 000 1 .... 221314 I3 -1 K'5'1vxvw 3, -.. . .., De Paul C351 Cupnle 1 Paldaul 1 Hxldebrand c Iacobson g Andrews g Gaughan 1 Bauser 1 Murphy c Blumenlhul g De Paul 1 Cupnle 1 Paldaul 1 Hxldebrund C I 9 Andrews g Gaughan 1 Bauser l Murphy c 5 Sl Ignahus 1201 Gorskx 1 Mulllgcln 1 Gxbbons c Rotunno g Ryan g Walsh g Grexger g Murray c S1 Mel 141 Galvm G1ll:Jer1 Wu1ek Mcrrhn Rubmel 1 ll 9 SAM IANTELEZIO ff f 9 3176.11 JF' EARL HAYES L- DON TURSCH yn! 1 N. BOB KAMPA De Paul 1411 Turschmcm Hayes 1 Chussee C Rohde g Kampu Grexsch 1 Murphy 1 Mann c Condon Dletch g De Paul C Turschman Hayes 1 Chassee Kampcr g Grelsch Murphy 1 Mann c Condon Malberg g 5 S1 lgnuhus f7lJ Klaerlch 1 Hcxxspxs 1 Hlckey Pxchxelh g Mc Goldrxch g Harie c Fovadxl g S1 Mel 1381 Storm 1 Cannon 1 Kcrmn c Spehn g Icxckson g Bender g 5 7 'S' nl 3 BUD HEIBERGER iv. U- .1 111 161 ' HI-i- f, , B-F.P- 1 B-F-P. s.r.P. ' B.r'.P. , 121 ., 121 .SA 'V ,1Ol4 '. 1154 I . 212 H , Ol 1 Q , 513 --, 41 51 . 133 A 224 - , 434 ' ,C 732 , 114 . Ol 5 1 I 4 3 2 ...I 312 . 201 . 100 ,g 205 '.232 . 10 2 D, 0 3 3 - , 11 11 , 0111 - 112 1 1111 . 10 3 '. 110 , 443 . 001 . ooo i.- - 001 -- ,g ooo 281513 --- 51015 ' , 0 U Q 131219 1 16 922 r?.L 1' if l1l.F.P. ' g.F.P. 1 QFP l EJQP5 '. 713 '.1 3114 5 15-U-5 ' '02 . 3 o 3 ' , 3 2 3 3 - ' 5 D 3 - ' 3 I 3 ' , 503 ',c 001 'IC 425 j Uno acobson. 5 2 4 Pcscc1,g 3 5 2 2 V Rohd 4 5 4 3 I 4 . 423 -xg 280 L ef? 205 I' 100 . no 1 . zoo . 1 102 ' U U1 '-W'-' 1 ' 1111 16 612 , 1 o 2 131510 1 W ' 0 U1 mi 1 ' '.g o 01 25 520 I D00 2 fx 22 727 1 1 'AX 3 i 4: ,7 X f' 1 :mn Avi! . 'I K 1 X1fA .f I 2' , 'nf 1 31 - ' X S .P - ' Q Juli 'L ff- ' , If ,. 33: ' 1 A '1 X I '. : x i , I , 7 l ,fiN,i1i. 1M fNQ? 11 1, , 1 1 , J 5 A If , ' 11 1, 1 ' I 1 QV ln 1 la 1 in Ka I . . '7 Teams W. L. RUDY BAUSER IACK MURPHY MARTY GAUGHAN IEHHY MANN LIGHTS I I Final League Standings ' I HEAVIES IUNIORS Teams W. L. T.P. 0.P T.P. 0.P. SENIORS Weber 13 1 719 411 si. Ignatius 13 1 754 473 De P11111 Ama. l2 2 624 522 sf. Phlllp 11 3 611 494 s1, Philip 9 5 577 535 Sr. Mel 9 5 574 499 Sr, Ignatius 7 7 492 540 De Paul Acad. 8 6 627 608 St. Patrick 6 8 462 501 Weber 7 7 495 535 1-11-,ly Tflfllly 4 10 500 593 St Patrick 5 9 553 555 si, Mei 3 ll 468 503 LOYOIG I 1 3 11 449 575 Loyola 2 12 413 550 S C O R I N G Holy Trinity O 14 423 752 ssmons IUNIQRS Players B. F.T. T.P Players B. F.T. T.P. Rohde 43 41 127 pmdguf 54 15 123 Chassee 39 25 103 Andrews 38 25 1111 Turchman 41 10 92 Caprile 36 l5 87 HCIYQS 44 13 ml Hildebrand 32 15 79 Komen 29 23 91 Murphy 28 2G 76 Greisch 16 8 40 Jacobson 31 9 71 MufPhY 13 2 29 G1-11114114111 12 4 28 MGM 9 2 20 During the season he made eine .jshfclegran During the past 4 years, Heine Hildebrand, by his stel- lar play and colorful basketball, has become one of the most outstanding cagers in the history of De Paul Academy. Although short and light, he proved himself worthy of a lst string berth in his freshman year. The following year he captained the lunior squad through a successful season. ln his third year, he again was awarded captaincy of the lunior squad and a place on the second team of the Catho- lic league, as well as lst string on the North Section Team. This year he was unanimously chosen as captain of the Senior quintet but was switched to the lunior team to strengthen its chances tor a championship. Because of Heine's fine showing in the Fenwick Tourn- ament he was nominated for the Fenwick All Tourney Team. a brilliant showing as a member of the first string on the North Section team which defeated the South Section All Stars. Again this year Heine made the All Catholic team but this time it Was the first string. Later in the season he was chosen for second string on the All-City Team. Heine received these honors not because he is a high scorer, but because he is one of the greatest ball handlers and floor generals the city has ever seen. Page Ninety-three be Pdulw hqhthg llCjlllWG'1Q1l5 lDOGSlrI 1l F1 W '7 record tourrteved to St SC1b1r1C1s Cgv 1 l flt CGFIIlGl C1r VIILII 13 where C1r everhe 1 Crew 1 f f tv1ted e bC1tte mth C1 C1 of te C1rC1vC11 Ceqdrt t 14 mfg tt r r JC, terr11C C1r1dt1e env crowd .ow t C ,er 11. drews C1C1ve fl stetlcr perrC1r1rrr1r1Ce, f11.rC1tr1, .1 ,.,, . t trem center The hrst qucrrter WCW I3 l2 qudrtertrrrre ledd Norr Ar t ' 1 , f trt hrs long sho C1 1 The Red and Blue extended their le Ci te Q-L C' :1f11f'tQ .re he third Verif-d began wt h CI t Cdmtel C lj, but .t FL,1D.'1Cl6d drtd A ff -xl .i:,g.Q held Qts t.1ree pokrtt leC1d. W1ll1G tew 'sec- C,r1 5 Cat the GUCLTGT reft, however, the edrfnf A rdij., fed drtd 'moved vwthtrt one port ,, .r1tC1s BCC, Cdprile ,nrt rn Q e 5 C ef .1 lr De Paul HSD Pcldaul. l Caprile, f Hildebrand, Andrews. g lucobsen. g Murphy. l Bauser. c Gcughcn, g De Paul Mounr Carmel C- f fgtei 'ig Mount Carme Kelleher. l Gulhreclth. l Gorcxlku, c Bergcxmini. g Cllicnelll, g Lowery. l f Y G.. E' .fi fl., .Qi. C .Zf.,, .Z., : 'YGWFE ,,.. lx? I,.f, ,I. ,f,-f: ,, . rt the De Pduhtes domed, C' the Dezrons hyd q',1f1.terenCi1nd, Q QL Af. iz., .xii ':.1f:,C iQ.g 5,Ff...fi IL.. '6C1 IVLZT more from lkorlz Artdrews Leo 51 1 65 De Paul i347 I A I Caprille. Pculdauf. t f Tesmond. l . Bronson, l Iohnson. C Hildebrand, C fxndrews rcxcobsen. Bauser. c Gaughan. Murphy, De Paul St. eo C Eber, g . Strasser, g McGowan. c . C. df, .15 lQ1T A , 5 - X W - i , :iff va-hx nf A 1.-574 2 ' . ' 1 0 ' ' s P .ff if 1 ,3,, 'lk' ,Q AEM ki' 1, 1 M ' ' x A dffzw Q ' A if' r I - ,- - ' ,xg 'R In .L fi 5' In ,ws ' 5 Y 2 Q n HIL ' . 5 8 A im rm' fi: I X 53 32 5 M14 8,52 L 5, 1 , ' i 1 1 L Y 3 IX 2? I Us an ' s R 1' . , x ,A-W., , 521' v O , -gf, A 5 , 4. .AA ,WA 3 .. Hn ,,, . 5 GL A n 'W 'ali L . : . 5 1' D:-ff .4- WWI, 1 JV .2 , X 9 , . a 91' pl, 1, 5 i' s! Q ,sf Al 5, 1' ' :T ,gf 1 , J 1 wwf' YF ROWI D Meyer S Tnpoh I Wagner A Muhca D Washkow I Donon W Potratz ROW 2 Coach T Tracey T Seekamp E Roth I Hamel D Mader I Bcdkm Ctflfdnlwelg i4 Bantarnwetght basketball was estabhshed for the purpose ot :levelopmg underclassmen who are Nrthout expenence rnto hard hghtmg basketeers ln th1s respect the bantarrwelght plan has been hrghly successful Many of the Varsvty lettermen had therr start on these teams Under the Program rt 1s possrble tor many boys to proht by supervrsed competrtrve sports twelve and losmg tour Coach Treacy rn cooperatron wxth Mr McGrath used the same system ot offense nd defense as the Senlor Varsrty Squad thus enabl ng the oantarrs t steo nto var srty ranks Wlth comparat ve ease me Q This year's team enjoyed a very successful season, winning ' r . a - I 4 . . h .gn 83 . Q r - . . i I Ilxr Aty-s1v'r. ROW I P Dlzpenscx W Hogan C Barrcmco D Roth G Roarfy T Brueck 'I' Cormnskey ROW2 Coach T Tracey I Adam H Schaeffer M Huber W Cooley G Hearty HOW 3 A Tanzx C ONe1l D Murphy C3 lflfel iii CCf C'T'1CQ w C1 f LYTIP Jroap of 1 Ptuured fx' d may we 1T1dC SQ e rm Q fl 'Get x 0 Qlootna cwmet Tie refs fcrlfeci 'cz C1 ana were mllmq if lecrr T wev spent IIKII'1V1OT1I Ted aus CI TGTWPCCS n T' Q Acfidem :rfwras Q eqfr r 1 1 Lada ev I sport W Q erat H ra were f FG T e g dcm f A J:-r cr L TGC D C Gefl ,ed f' LQ F-.19 CI PJ S O y W fx' ' f ., ,.l ,W 211: ,J . I . , ,Y , , , .1 . , 11 .f1-,d wrtrr tue cmrrucalt .dsx af M ...J rr Q ' 1. f , x .L. d 1 rrclcgrrrx ni t .,.',:a1r J id QL . 1 ,z . .1 r J ' 1 . I. A . C 1 Q 1- , I ANC... 1 xl ., ,. C y 1 5 VA, 1,6 1. ' dc C: he ,nr 11, Cf f- - ,- ' -. ' ',r ' X-v-. ' ,.. f' ' ep M rc., 1, . . -wt if TMJ Q2-.5 3. Q ra. , Ce J fxxcxg T fe., 4, NM A ,f,,. K, -1,. ,e , , ' xrtcey, 3 , ,A ,. .. l....v:f rievrifznle, Meg' dxlzivnce :iff ggi rex-firceza trie ine ?fQ'1F1'Qff'1 , . . ,.. , Cifd 31 mei when iii ap: .qv ,Q and i111.t'.' ur: pfcj' Q Qgrki: The ri Q' Ceriif. ti iff iw: J. 11.6 :f.r1ff,Y, 1 mf LMQTLA' T 3f'f 'QT' P f -Q.. N Q rl!-:...r.:.:-.L',:., Qffelnlflflell ANDREWS N MCNULTY G CAPRILE R ROHDE W HILDEBRAND A TURSCHMAN IANTELEZIO S HAYES E IACOBSON K KAMPA R PALDAUF N CHASSEE R MURPHY A MURPHY BAUSER R MANN I GAUGHAN M GREISCH D HILDEBRAND C DIETSCH BLUMENTHAL R MALBERG B1 HEIBERGER B CONDON B I 1 L x BANTAMWEIGHT FLYWEIGHT MEYER D HUBER M MULICA A ROTH D POTRATZ W SCHAEFFER TRIPOLI S DIZPENSA P HAMEL I ADAM I MADER D MURPHY SEEKAMP TANZI A WAGNER I ROARTY ROTH E ONEIL C WASHKOW COMISKEY G BRUECK T ROARTY G HOGAN W BARRANCO C Q 1 - 1 - v or w , . 1 . 1 -' , D w 41 1 - 1 . Q 41 1 . 1 . 1- ir , . 1 - w I 1 - 1 . I if J. 1 - 1 .1 Q1 4: , . 1 . 1 .'1' , P.'I' 3. 51 1 - v 1 - ' , .i' , .'I' ' Varsi y Le! ermen 4' Minor el ermen 1 1 .'1' DORION, IJ' COOLEY, 1 :IA 1 1 .i' , R. 1 .'I' 1 .'l' 1 .'I' , .'I' , .'I' . D.'Q' 1 T.'I' . rl' 1 rl' ,IJ 1 1 . 1 .T , .T . DJ' 1 .1 , xl' , JI' 1 1 .T 1. , . + Minor Letiermen W I I 6U1'lIflfLCll MOU! .mlfll IflCLl'l'l8Iflt the Annual De Paul Academy Urammar School Basketball Tournament began play on Feb 22 The Tournar' ent under the direction ot Mr Frank McGrath was one of the best in the schools history The tield of 32 entrants was reduced to four teams after three days ol elimination contests ln the first s mi linal game St William reached the finals by beating St Andrew 23 ll ln the other semi linal game St Mary of Perpetual Help beat the St Ger trude tive 23 l7 to D9 the other finalist On Sunday March 3rd the two losers vied lor third place hor ors St Gertrude won the of the afternoon the Championship game This game exhibited two teams of high Caliber and alter twenty tour minutes of hard play the scoreboard showed St William ahead by a score of 32 l7 The Sportsmanship Trophy was awarded to St William The Most Valuable Trophy was dwarded to the smooth little center ot St Gert ude Dick Bornhotten M Hlp 'U H sn. i liams ' fx' game from St. Andrew by d decisive score of 32-24, This game was fOi1'OWQ3d by the highlight St. ary of Perpetual 9 YJ' C W x X lil' ' U' lu H 1l:! v '-ggmplupvvlvng If Emwdaig E H5255 ,I -fi 4 fl 'ill' BOTTOM ROW E Mxtchell D Hough F Smnh P Smnh C Mnrtxnsen D Iaeger Cabxskey Arenberg SECOND HOW G Iverson I Wtllxams N Hoffman I Murruh C Iaeger I Worthmqton L Madden TOP ROW Fr Rev F OMulley Moderator Ryan I Mxtchell B Bruuheu Baron Whxe Fr OMalley ln tts second year ot Ctty Wtde compet1t1on the swtmmtng team has del muely shown ts malor league cahber In the Catholtc Iun1or meet De Paul collected pomts for olace The Senxors managed to come m thelr meet Be s des these meets they Won several dual meets wlth the better teams of the tholtc League Because of the tact that De Paul has not a pool of tts own the ooys had ta travel to Blackhawk pool whlch 1S several mtles away wherever lhev led to practtce Th1s chd not d1mm1sh the determ natton of the ooys apectal menllon ought to be g1ven here to Mr George lferson vlho so aoaolv asslsted the boys hroagn a splena1d and successtul season Rev Frank O Malley also deserves recogn1t1on He acted IU the capactty moderator Fr O lflallev has done nuch to brmg swtmmlng oacx to a htgn Vlcce w Itch tt deserves plans for next year Include meets wtth Loyola St lv el renwtcf St lgna ft Carmel Leo I-hgh and Culver M1l1tary Academy btrce o ly a ew letterrlen W ll graduate tfus Iune De Paul Wtll defmttely oe a hreat tor lc P 'CH :- AV ,4.':' ' . ,tfjm V M 5 wlfiiig ' N , ' var . ' ff .I VA 1 ,,,W,... - , , ,, J , :E 71' . z ,. , fi - , 1 M, ' 'YZ' r ' ' .Af '7 . . I In V '51, 1' ' 1 rm, I I sz - ,, -5 I A 'R TW f M253 rg - 4 , . 7 - c ,L , Q I I ' . H 1 ' G ,L N .gem ' . 1 . TL ' 32? I ft ' 3 .. , , ' , ' ' . . ' ' ' , . l . 1 'Q , . ' . . , L . , f , 1 .' , K . CG . W K , , . , 1 ' ,- I ' , , 4 A A A V I 5.1 . I . 1 I U 1 I . I v A I L cz . . .. A 1 Q v V A I Ac., l , , 4 , 4 .. 1 i . tu. . , . l , ., I ' ' ' ' f' 4 , 1 . . 4 l.t,.5 . . , , X, l O.: 1 Y Q , , . . , . 0 pagu, Q1 orf. The De Paul tankers made their debut this year in their own tank by swimming against Loyola. The Juniors looked promising as they nosed out a strong Loyola team 40 to 36 but the Seniors were caught on the short end ot a heated battle 39 to 37. The lunior victors were: Hough Znd and Martensen 3rd in the 40 yd. tree style. Smith 2nd and Kobeski 4th in the 40 yd. breast stroke, E. Mitchell lst and F. Smith 2nd in the 40 yd. back stroke. Martensen 2nd and Sanasardo 3rd in the 80 yd. free style. De Paul lst E. Mitchell, Smith E. Mitchell and Hough in the l60 yd. relay. E. Mitchell and P. Smith 4th in Diving. The Senior highlights in their losing struggle were: 40 yd. tree style, Mitchell lst and Worthington 3rd. 40 yd. breast stroke, Beaulieu 2nd and laeger 3rd. 40 yd, back stroke, Madden lst and Worthington 3rd. l00 yd. free style, Mitchell 2nd and Madden 4th. Medley Relay, De Paul lst, Madden, Beau- lieu and Mitchell. 160 yd. relay, De Paul 2nd Madden, laeger, Mitchell and Worthington. tMl Da De Paul met and literally crushed St Mel as the Iuniors won 40 to 25 and the Seniors followed 22 to l2 The luniors who were responsible for this sparkling victory were Hough and Martensen in the 40 yd tree style lst and 2nd place respectively 40 yd back stroke E Mitchell 2nd and F Smith 4th 40 yd breast stroke P Smith lst and D Iaeger 2nd 'Vledley Pelay De Paul lst E Mitchell S1 iith and Hough l60 yd relay De Paul lst P Smith E Mitchell Hough and Martensen Diving E Mitchell lst The Seniors were paced by l Mitchell and Worthington who took lst and 3rd place respectively in the 40 vd tree style I Mitchell lst and Mad lst in the l60 yd relay De Paul iourneyed to Culver Military Academy to compete in the Mid vtestern Conference meet De Paul placed 4th as P Srrith came in 2nd in he l00 yd breaststroke Tay Mitchell came in 4th in the 120 yd ind vidual nedley relax Tr the l2C nd medley relay E Mitchell P Sm thi and D Hougl' ended 3rd S. e vs. QP ul . . , . 4 . . i i , den 3rd in the l00 yd. tree style. Mitchell, Worthington, Madden and Marulli Page Che l l1.IiCiY9Q Tl r De Paul in a very close contest and in a strange pool, lost to Loyola in a return meet The luniors found themselves on a short end of a 3953 to 35Vg count and the Seniors were defeated by two points, 37 to 35. The lunior scorers were: 50 yd. free style, Hough Znd and Sanasardo 3rd 50 yd. breast stroke, P. Smith 2nd and Kobeski 4th, 50 yd. back stroke, E. Mitchell lst and F. Smith 3rd. 75 yd. free style, Hough 2nd and Sanasardo 4th, l50 yd, medley, De Paul lst, E. Mitchell, PP. Smith and Hough. 200 yd, relay, De Paul lst, Sanasardo, Martensen, E. Mitchell and Hough. Diving: E. Mitchell 3rd and P. Smith 4th The Senior winners were: Mitchell 2nd and Worthington 3rd in the 50 yd. free style. Beaulieu 2nd and Iaeger 3rd in the 50 yd, breast stroke. Madden lst and Worthington 3rd in the 50 yd. back stroke, Mitchell 2nd and Williams 4th in the l00 yd. free style. De Paul 2nd in the l50 yd. Medley relay, Madden, Beaulieu and Mitchell. De PaPul lst, Madden, laeger, Worthington and Mitch- ell in the 200 yd. relay. Worthington 3rd and Madden 4th in the Diving, SWIMMING TEAM ROSTER MITCHELL E MITCHEL I SMITH P MORTENSEN B HOUGH D IAEGER D BEAULIEU R SANNORADO S KOBERSKI D SMITH F ARENBERG B WORTHINGTON I MADDEN L ROI-IR W HOUGHMAN IAEGER C MARULLI I Lt! IUNIOR CITY MEET ln the city meet this year the lunior team came in 3rd place The lun ors registered 24 points through the efforts of tae ollowing members 50 yd and 75 yd free styl Hough 2nd and 4th place respect vely 2nd place n the 50 yd oaclcstroice was Ed Mitcaeil De Paul was ri tne l50 yd noedley with Iaeger Snr tr rseaulieu and Sanasardc These stalwart swimmers are to oe congrat uilate not only for their fne showing of nd via.1al abil ty out als of team work SENIOR CITY MEET Ne t to Ia ftc el 3rd place in the 50 yd tree style e 0 yd fedie, Relay te o Ifarull 'tc ell ae nd W rt ngtcn J hicln placed 3rd O H 11 r ASwcxn Dive Q . , I I , . , I . ,Q . I 1 I ' I , . A , 4 , . , . l ' e i 1 If 3 ' ' . w . v W I A - A . L. Y A -N . ' li . . I . , il i, ' ' FV I 1 I 1 , d A1 , A 1 - V , A . ,X 1 . - 1 . - I C I 1 . . . , 1 WILLIAMS. G. The Seniors also captured 3rd place as the honors 'I' ' Ii I V Li n ' . . -' . A in l5 '.f. 'i' arf. fi. ' ,I - ' e ermgn get U C . TJ... I . Sage ne andre' our if X Qu 1- ANS .-.1 - ii T ,.... .15 fi I PCLCL C0acA Thomas I Haggerty Lt Col I-laggerty returned to De Pauls coachrng statt thrs year alter an absence ot ftve years Before hrs Army servrce he was connected wtth De Paul Academy lor fourteen years Through h1s superb coachxng he has won many track and cro s country awards for De Paul Among h1s teams achteve ments are Stx Catholrc league champronshrps One Western and one second place nattonal team The Amertcan Lcgton c1ty relay carn1val was captured by h1s teams for ftve stratght years l-lts most recent achtevement has been the wtnntng of the M1dwestern Cross Country chomp1onsh1p and the tak1ng of sec ond place tn the Catholtc league Because of thetr htgh cal1ber h1s teams have made De Paul a name to be reckoned with Jn track crrcles Catholic championshipg Five National Catholic championships :aa O Hundred SIX HOWI P Dxzpensa T Monlortl W Berman S Iantelezxo H Wxlson ROW 2 I Gruenke I Harnngton C Del Mercado V Schmacher B Condon P Henry G Amchxm W Herold ROW 3 B Helberger G Long H Scott D McCarthy I Condon T McCarthy L Mad den I Dryer I Nxckl T Wnorowslu HOW 4 P Dielsch T Berney I Hummer! I Worthington R Lambert I Cyrstul G Branslu Capt B Leeds I Phoemx F Gallagher I Meehan E ONexl Once agatn the annual call for traclvnen was answered oy an enthu s1ast1c group ot asptrants As tae practtce season progressed the number ot candtdates tor the squad tncreased Although tnterest was htgh expert ence was lerclu a Ct tate enttre tea lx tour me nbers had ever competed n Catnoltc League competttort Yet wttln the sptrtt and determtnatton sf evtdent tn the poys the outcome nt the season appeared nrtght Alter a lapse ot ttve years the Demon Tracksters agatn entered mayor meets lt was noted tnat tne sport ras aropped because ot tte lack tl .terest llt s xeor nowever wrt tne return ot Coach Haggerty the tnterest a so retetrnea Everyone watc .ea arx mlsly or aurtna t e past tve sprtng t e see ts calendar at De Paul -as utrncst plank e Sen or Team met and ae'eate:l such teams as St George and Vert ht eper ln tt e Track Carnwal teld N' Lovola the Den ons paced 4th Q epe t s f' w n aerctcssrner ' C ar pace r ' s e 'ack t arns e G V' X x.. 'dub ld . . s e ,. . , .t ng, L L '22, en j 1. f 1 . ' 1 .. . , Q ., , . 3 . A 1 pu ' ' Y ' ' P Y I ' , , ' , , . ill. ' . ' I' M l .o' 1 J .1 t , . S 1, , 1 ' -.t N' ' ' Tn 1 . . u . . . e u L. ,1 I Nu. F-. at A' 1 . L -- ' L, Q ' f' , . t fm 1 . . - Flne ,uniors severet, tntasnea ot. wedge, Loy ota, outx er Amundsen ana Y' ' ' ' .. Le ,.,... . '. -L 1 I .11 .. ' ' .. . v -tu ri. uc.. an eusanatng she e. the ur: .. 4 - 1: 4 A t : 1. .A rm.. . uw. . , 1- 1, tzie .anna . d A . L . ...e ,un.-r p...s.on t...s yea., t.. t. 'e .. are en tn i. way to a 'rterzqc ttture, Page fne l'l.lf1jf f f -almrlv lunlors h DE PAUL vs LOYOLA lhe Ramblers from Loyola proved to be much stronger than prevrous opponents The Red and Blue Senrors farled to wrn by a small margrn The Iunlors however had lrttle trouble 1n wrnnrng 42 25 Iantele zro scored lU pornts rn leadmg the Senlors to a near vrc tory It was not untrl the last event of the day that De ry Wrlson and Gene Anrchrnr scored more than half the Iunlors pornts DE PAUL AMUNDSEN and VON STUEBEN On May lst runnrng for l1rst trme agarnst Publrc League Lompetrtron De Paul succeeded rn wnnlng rn the lunror bracket and com ng rn second rn the Senrors The pornts were as follows IUNIORS De Paul 37 Amund sen 26172 and Von Stueben 2l In thls meet Captam Blll Leeds topped tne Sernor scorers whrle Frank Free walt contrnued to be the leader of the Iunlors PaocO Ht. drf' ll DE PAUL vs ST GEORGE De Paul 1n rts lrst meet of the season met St George on Aprrl 21st Both Demon squads had lrttle trouble rn subdumg any Dragon threats as the semors won 50 27 and Iunlors 37 22 Sam Iantelezlo and Frank Freewalt were the hrgh pornt men m the Sen ors and Iumors respectxvely scorrng 74 pornts The D mon Se nrors took flrst place rn all events save the broad 1ump and hrgh jump The same was found to be true for the pt BIIL S l I . . QQ Q ' I , , A , . . . . i . . . . U e I Io nny Hummer! Paul lost the meet. Frank Freewalt, Wally Rohde, Har- Ca . i eeds 'l -Q . . . Q . . 4 . ,, . . Red cot! A ne 'n ea Hal. DE PAUL vs CULVER De Pauls luntor ctnder men were v1ctor1ous rn the1r 4th meet of the season by nos1ng out the Cadets from Culver 39 to 37 lffeanwh le the Semors dropped an other meet to Culvers lffxdwestern Conference Cham prons 58 to 3.4 Hummerts llV4 pomts led the Iunrors to vtctory but the outstandmg performance of the day was Red Phoenrxs v1ctory 1n the UESO w1th the t1me of l 39 2 Iohn y W thx gt n STATE RELAYS On the followmg day the Demons stgnrfted therr return as a power to Cathohc League tracx by placmg fourth 1n the State Relay Champronshrp De Pauls lack Crystal lack Anderson Pom Henry and Dtck McCarthy took fourth place rn the two m1le relay lohnny Hum mert Sam lantelez1o Frank Freewalt rank bcott and Loute Zavala placed fourth tn the half m1le luntor relay The team of Iohnny Hummert Sam lantetezto Frank s mln: no Freewalt and Henle Htldebrand came ln tourth tn the Htldebrand Iohnny Worthrngton Bob Lambert and Tom lackson 1n the shuttle nurdle relay The one m1le relay team composed of Captam B111 Leea Earl O tltell Gene Antchlnt and Red Phoentx ran well agamst tough compe t1t1on to take a thtrd place ln the last event of the after noon the Demons cam through wtth thetr best perform ance of the meet Sa 1 lantele to started the Medley Relay wrth a sterhng quarter mrle lohnry Hummert and Frank Freewalt each followed wtth brtlltant 220s Se ond place tn the meet was made secure when B111 Leeds came tn f1rst tn the half mtle Art Hxldeb and GQ 0 Hu dr i ' - . , , . . n or 'n o , V, .A L W , A , . , , A F - VV r 1 1 4 a nel i ' ' ' Q I half mile relay. Fourth place was again taken by Henle l ' ' 'P 'K ' . Y 'Ji 1 v- 4 -rf . A . A v A C . . ' r .' e ne rx' ml limi- SENIOR CATHOLIC MEET RIT tG e IUNIOR CATHOLIC MEET De Pauls Iunxor track team fmtshed the1r most suc es ful seasod ln many year by plac ng second tn the luntor Cathollc meet lohnny Hummert started the w1nn1ng ways by commg m the l00yd spnnt and 3rd ln the 220yd dash Frank Freewalt alded the tracksters by taktng 4th place rn the 220 Red Phoenxx ran 5tn 1n the 660 whlle 3rd rn the 3X4 m1le was won by Dlclf Mc Carthy Red Scott was the only De Pauhte who placed ln the low hurdles He came 1n 3rd The speedy 880 relay team of Hurnmert Scott An1ch1n1 and Freewalt eastly stole f1rst place wrth a t1me record of l 38 2 In the next event Wally Rohde broke the shot put record ln the last event of the after noon the htgh Jump Iohnny Harnngton txed for 3rd The comblned efforts of all these boys qave De Paul second place The Demons d1d not fare well IH the Semor Meet and placed srxth However th1s does not show thetr true ab1l1tv Sp1r1t and determ1nat1on was present but Lady Luck must have forgotten about the Demons Gene Bransln was De Pauls lone scorer He was fourth 1n the shot put lack Crystal qual1f1ed 1n the 880 Sammy lantel z1o qual 1f1ed 1n the l00 yard and the 220 yard dashes but thetr trtes were to no ava1l WALLY RHODE The only record to fall at the Iuntor Ctty track meet thts year was broken by Wally Rhode Wally placed IIISI by puttmg the elght pound shot 53 ft l0 lnches for a new c1ty record He shat tered the old record DY 2 lncnes Th1s feat was accomphshed af ter only a few weeks of practtce Wally has not only dlstmgutshed h1msel1 ln track but also as a rugged fullback and a stellar forward De Paul has need for more athletes lxke h1m Page One Hundred Ten Aikf W IlyR hd nior say eam Scot oes Ov r , . . . . , 1 Cv S I . . . . . 1 , . . . f .. 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V , . . . . . , . a o ROW 1 T Buna D Meehan M Del Mercado P Deennq R Cxolun ROW 2 H Welland I Anderson C del Mercado T McCarthy I Dmly ROW 3 I Hahn P Heldkamp I Hamel T Bemey I Nxckl D McCarthy mu ounfr Thts year De Paul has welcomed cross country tnto tts athletxc program Cross Country lS closely related to track although 1t lS a seperate sport and run 1n a dtfferent season A cross country team conststs of 15 men runntng over a course of approx nately 2 mlles The course IS not a regulatton track but over hxlls and around obstacles tn the open country The f1rst man to complete the course 1S g1v n one potnt the 2nd man recexves 2 potnts The team wlth the least number of potnts w1ns De Paul was fortunate to have a group of talented and ambtttous candtdate for tt s team The Harrters developed good form speed and much endurance After the flrst few practtces 1t became evtdent that they had the Knowledge and sptrtt for a wtnntng tearr Thexr destre to w1n was evtdent by the r1g1d tratntng rules they followed The f1rst Cross Country season at DePaul was htghly successful After our boys defeated every team tn the Cathohc League and many Ctty league opponents they went to Culver ln dtana and dealt a bttter defeat to Culver M1l1tary Academy the lvftdwestern Champtons Demon Harrters were entered tn the lst Catholtc L ague Cross Country meet as the only undefeated team When the potnts of the event were tall1ed up 1t was found that DePaul lost the Champtonshtp by only a few po1nts A few days later DePaul competed for the lftd western Champ1onsh1p The best teams 1D thts sectton of the country were entered tn th s meet Besldes w1nn1ng th1s contest the Demons set a new record for the course DePaul s closest nval was Loyola the Catholtc League Champlons who tratled by 24 po nts DePaul 1S proud of the seasons record of th1s team Demon teams of the future wtll have a htgh standard to l1ve up to Smce the team was made up of underclassmen De Paul s future IH Cross Country seems brtght One Hundred Eleven :. .. , . .. .. . :. 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Page O e Htndred Tw lv DE PAUL MT CARMEL AND LOYOLA DePaul s green and yet untrted cro country team won tts hrst nangular meet at the Loyola campus Daly of Loyola ended m the No l pos1t1on DePauls Tom McCarthy ran a close second The score at the end ot the meet was DePaul 31 Mt Carmel 41 and Loyola 45 CULVER Demon Harrxers traveled to Culver tndlana for the1r second meet DePaul downed the Mtd Western Conternce Champtons 27 to 28 Tom McCarthy ran the d1tl1cult course 1n l0 25 5 to take lst place The rematnder of the team came rn as follows lohn Anderson 4th Pat Henry 5th Dtck Mcoarthy ith and Iohn Ntckols l0th DE PAUL LEO AND LOYOLA DePaul wtth tts 28 potnts severly whlpped Leo and Loyola who had 43 and 49 pomts between them Pat Henry was the second Ham r to com plete the course Flom McCa thy man aged to come 1n 4th Thelr perform ance led the team to vtctory DE PAUL AND MT CARMEL On Oct 9th DePaul conttnued ts w1nn1ng streak by out scortng Mt Car mel 25 to 30 1n the lackson Park course Tom McCarthy took the honors of the day by t1n1sh1ng ln ttrst place 1n a lose race DE PAUL AND ST IGNATIUS Oct 25 marked the date of St lg nat1us hrst defeat DePaul llterally laughtered the Wolves taklng the hrst seven places for the only shut out ot the season Tom McCarthy hrushed 300 yards ahead of hls brother Dtck Pat Henry lohn Anderson and Iohn Ntckols l1n1 hed 3rd 4th ana Sth re pecttvely . . 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A S- A fl' K . 9 ff DE PAUL AND STEINMETZ Agarnst an experxenced P u b l 1 c League team the Red and Blue proved vrctorlous Tom McCarthy was 1n fourth posltlon corn ng ao Jn thc stretch H staged one of the season most excttmg hnrshes by wmnmg tne race The score of the meet v as De Paul 23 Sternmetz DE PAUL AND ST GEORGE At Rus Park on Nov 5th the Demons came near to havtng a perfect day Our tracksters captured the ftrst fc posltrons The Dragons lone scorer came IU frfth by only C1 few feet The De Paulltes ended a follows lohn An Carthv 4th and Carlos Del Mercado 6th Tom McCarthy De Paul s outsta cl mg harrrer drd not compete tn thxs race because of lllness CITY CATHOLIC MEET In the1r quest for tre Cathohc League Charnpmnshtp the Demon Harrters ex penenced one of ther only losses of the year Tom McCarthy led the best harrlers tn the Catholrc all the way lever was h1s comfortwble lead threat ened lvfcCarthys ttme of 922 set a new Cathohc League record whtch wtll be very dtfhcult to dupltcate Dlck Mc Carthy ran rn good form and frnrshed '3rd Iohn Anderson placed 8th Pat Henry and Iohn Ntcxols crossed the fmtsh lxne 14 and l5th respectrvely Page One Hundr d T 1 een M ' - ll '72 1 fry: v . .' ' I' U V X ' ' ' v.. 1 I e ' . ry - 1 I Y I 17' 32. , ' . I ' ' Y , ' ur . 3 I - derson, lstg Pat Henry, 2ndg Dick Mc- ' l ' ,Q - A ' A ' ' V ' ' ' sk -L A .., , A 1 ' , 1 l . ' . K - A I Y I J C ' - 1 e h'rt . The Star! of the Mxdwestern A A U Meet On Nov l6th the De Paul homers proved thetr true abrlrty On lll13 date they Won the Tlmes lvhdwestern Cross Country Meet held at the Wavelanfi gold course Tom McCarthy De Pauls kmg of the d1stance men came 1n ahead of all the other top harrters from all parts ot the Mrdwestern states A very superb trme ot lU 37 4 wos turned rn by Tom Thls sple-nd1d showlng was the fastest ttme ln any of the d1v1s1ons Carlos Del Mercado d1d some fancy steppmg to help make hrst place secure by placrng 4th Iohn Ander son De Paul s tmrd man srtuated hrmselt rn the 7th spot The 8th place was hed by Pat Henry The Demons frfth man Frank Nrckl crossed the tlntsh lne as llth man TOM MCCARTHY ln 1ts ttrst attempt at Cross Country De Paul was greatly a1ded by Tom McCarthy Young Tom who ts Just a sophomore set one new record and broke another rn hrs ftrst endeavor at d1stant runmng l-le took f1rst place 1n seven races only tw1ce was he denred the top spot Tom who IS a very ser ous mtnded athlete has all the potentrahttes ot becommg a sterling trackster The FlDlShl 1 , . . . . X K. X W , . . . , , . . . . . , . I , . . . . 1 . . , , , , I , - , I - f - ' Q . . . . A . . Page One Ht. d d Fourteen TRACK Hxldebrand C Hummert I Freewalt F Anxchxm E Zavala L Wxlson Scott F Dryer I Gruenke Long G Hemlberger F Rohde W Dletsch P Nlckel I Phoen1x I Anderson I Neslus P McCarthy T McCarthy R Condon B Dxzpensa F Harrxngton Worthmgton I Leeds W Iantelezxo S ONe1l E Chrystal I Lambert R Hxldebrand Branskl E Henry P QttQl l'l'lQlfl CROSS COUNTRY McCarthy T McCarthy D Del Mercado C Del Mercado M Anderson N1ckel I Henry P Deenng P Crokm R Dally I Bemey T Meehan T Buna T Hexdkamp P We1land R . Q .. i .. ..., ,. .. ,H. I .. ,. ,G. ,. ,. i .. ,. .. ,. .. ,. ,. Q .. .. ,. . I, ,. MonIorti,T. .. ,. ,. .. ,. ,. ' ,IL 'Q .. .. If .. - -nf i' .. .. ,. ,. .. ,. ,. , ,. OLU Ufl Bowltng the sport whtch has the largest follow ng of any extra currtcular acttvtty at De Paul haf a very mteresttng and successful season The keg lers met every Wednesday atternoon after school at the Bowltum on Broadway Avenue The scene 1 that ot a group ot boys takmg a sport serto rsty yet enjoytng tt as no other acttvtty Here students meet one another and dtscuss current toptcs be fx commg better acauamted through thetr mutual tn terest 'Vne club really got on tts teet when Fr Del oerto became moderator two years ago Last year Fr Ryan and thts season Fr Bogetto has done ey ellent worl' tn Keeptng thts acttv ty at the head ot tntramural sport The Ctup prestden Leo Van Letderlcerlce was asststed Dy Vtce Prestdent Stowe and Sec retary Sam Romano All the tneutoers felt tha these olltcers have been ttstrumentat tn add ng to the popularttv o' the group lt was through them that other schools recetxed thetr tmpresston of De Paul Durtng the year a spectal Inter Scholasttc Team was formed to compete agamst teams from other schools Durmg these matches De Pwul showed tts slctll and sportsmanshtp wttlt GY cellent htgh sptrtted bowlmg 14-+4 HOW 1 R Stefanskl R Txetz R Thommes E Amstadt S Romano L Van Lxed ekerke Fr C Bogetto I Stowe F Novak H Lumermayer R Emerson W Drllenburg ROW 2 M Iucob T White G Kestlex R Mocenn F Bruns E Erskme P Andress T Weber F Pxech I Scanlon F Hartke R Brabelle ROW 3 H Braun I Prenzno I Bands I Erhach I Harvey D Murphy E Hettxnger R Bartoh B Tennessen D Germann HOW 4 C IUCOBSODI Dlllehburg G Egan 7 Marulll R E1 henlcuh E Kirsch F McDonnell Dag O of - A D D - - . va., I.. V. . f ,',, HOW 1: B. Bauer. B. Ptcck, F.. Cusoluri. E. Dlszewski. N. Zaqone, I. Duhon, R. Scn- malz. E. Molendi. M. Marini. I. Ncctz, B. DiBella. ROW Z: B. Faulch, T. Strcss. D. Gibson. D. Kass, E. Hilgurl. P. Kass. T. Saws, L. Beh- rens. W. Herald. B. Kreicik, T. Gavin. INTERSCHOLASTIC RECORD DE PAUL UNIVERSITY 4728 DE PAUL -iff-1 DE PAUL 2255 EI LIICHAELS 2I9I ST, MICHAEL S 2359 DE PAUL 2nd TSGIYI 2I7F, DE PAUL 4349 SI GEORGE H511 DE PAUL 224I HOLY TRIIHIIY 2IP9 HOLY TRINITY 2IfNI DE PAUL Zffi IDE PAUL A1979 ILE PAUL UNIVERSITY .2577 The Top Five Action att S in nw A YTD-6 W ' ICI Cz- V CTG l'l'llflI Cl!g00i Cl og 111100 111 1110 early par o . 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J T DE PAUL ACADEMY COMMERCE CLUB wzslzes success to the Graduates 0 f 46 Xlined Munphx Pnesldent I em e long X Ice Pnesldent I' 1 anus B1 uns T1 easulel 5 1 'g J .................. - ' Q James MHIUIIIIISQI ..,.............., Secretary 10 .v Q 1 1 0 DE PAUL ACADEMY MUTHER'S CLUB GUNGRATULATIUNS TU THE SENIURS or 46 rhfw I f N A Final Rememberance The Senior Class of 46 Arthul Hlldebrand Presldent A1f1 ed Murphy Treasurer I I Robert Caprile ...,,reeee.,,.,....V...eee... ..Vice-President H 1 eff' f '.-,' 1:..1-eig. , De Paul Academy Dad's Club sends the Class of 46 on thelr way with best WlShQS and God s speed 7 C l 9 X Complzments 0 CGlE0lRG1E SPMES HNDUSTRJHES 4140 48 N KGLMAR AVENUE All Phones KILda1L 2063 Best R11lgS Made I x , . I, I QP ' 95 Compliments of I Qlof g OFFICIAL PI-IOTOGRAPI-IEP? CLASS 46 7308 I lmoln Aunug Ilhom Im oln 88IJII Comphmenfs an Besf Wishes blt ItfTIl'IlJ ill It Ill X I ABERDEEN PRESS INC . - f ' '1 ' ' Q c Q . 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