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'ix y 30761126191 Throughout the years tt has been the duty of the Annual tc act as a representattve o the School Sptrlt We are sure that the splendtd morale and sptrtt of thts year s tudent body IS reflected tn thts pubhcatton of De Pauls fourth mdependent Annual ln the future years tt wlll be the duty of thts same Annual to oct a a gu de leadmg u back to TUGIHOTISS of the actlvlttes we entoyed durtng our school days here at De Paul ln thts capactty we are proud to say that the Annual succeeds admtra bly All the secttons have beneftted by the numerous addfhons and tmprovements whlch were made posslble by the last three edtttons The sect ons to reflect thts most are the Athlettc and Camera SGCTIODS The staff reahzes that these two carry the most tntere t among the mayonty of the students The respons1b1l1t1es of the fmanctal sltuatton were reduced to the mtmmum thereby makmg 1t poss1ble to devote more ttme on the part of the staff to the 1mprovement and advancement of the 1947 Annuals mterests For th1s we owe our heartfelt thanks to our moderator lffr Phee for h1s unt1r1ng efforts m thls held Not only dtd Mr Phee devote h1s valuable ttme to the futherfng of thts protect but he also proved to be an msplratton the matter at land Truly tflr Phee deserves not the apprecta t1on of the staff alone but that of the entlre student body and faculty for hrs trreolacable servlces Wttl out CI doulnt the umplete success of thts Annual could not have been accomphshed but for the beneftctal advtce af forded u by tl e Ponttac Fngravmg Co Whtch made our technt cal problems comparatlvely stmple For thls we are tndebted to them and we wtsh to show our smcere apprectatton We also want to gtve recognttton to Fr Vohs Fr Fltzgerald and Fr Watterson for ther splendtd cooperatton we recetved tn helpmg u comptle thts book We e pectally want to show ou apprec atton to Mr lfcfxabe who so dthgently took care of tl e photography THE EDITOR P .tae Fo xv I . . . , s , t , ' s ' . ' ' ' through his ardent supervision and invaluable suggestions on A I Q x ' .1 , CP . , , T S A A ' ls T . 4 ' '- A Q . . , , r i ' , A . Q' lc 1 . , .T L llf 1 f A' Hzs Izmznmcc The Xlost Rex crmd SAMUEL CARDIIXAL QTRI ICH D D Fourth Arghbwhop OfC1hlLlgO L....... VERY REV MICHAEL O CONNELL C M S T D Supcrxor of the Congregatlon of the MlSS1OH of the ChlC3gO Area fcwf pI Q:5L6lQlflt 0 3 all I VERY REV. COMERFORD O,MALLEY, C.M., S.T.D prediclenf 0 me pau! X RRY RLX FDMUND R X OHS, C' M, A M rin L'l70Cl 9 1' ' V ffwg , 9.9, ' QA ' Pi I W + A ' A r . i va? an v ' 7 1 I 4 ' 1 1 4: . - . 86LCCLfl0lfl It zs zndeed fzttznq and proper that thzs pub lzcatzon be dedzcated to a man who has served hzs Church and De Paul Academy to the hzahest ex tent of hzs abzlzty Therefore we dedzcate thzs book to the Very Rev Edmund R Vohs who has auzded our school as prznczpal for ouer a decade We the student body zn our own humble and szncere way wzsh to express our deepest ap efforts zn behalf of De Paul Academy Father Vohs who entered the semznary shortly after the First World War Lua ordazned zn 1927 After fzce years of teachzng at the Los Angeles P eparatory Semznary he was asszgned to De Paul Academy In 1936 after four years of teachzng he took upon himself the task of bezng prznczpal of our school Thus durzny these last ten years he has made De Paul Academy the out standzng Hzqh School zn Chzcago O I . . . 7 . preciation through this Annual. for his untiring . ' S . Y' I Y I l v REX WILLIAMJ RYAN ,fdazuzifanf lgmnczlaa 7 O O I Qgl:ffl Cll REV. BERNARD FITZGERALD, C. M., A. M REX FRANCIS VUATTERSON C M A M Qfllfl 0 0y5 1 ,gf ,V f I 1 A .fr '- 1 . , -. ., . . C DL PAUL ACADEMY DF MON lclzmz m C C odfuy Muhusgh Assoczule ldzzoz B J PIIOLHIX Asszslcmt Iclztori Ruymond SCIJTIIICI Rudy lhuln Sports Ldzfor Chuck Hlldebrand Agszstcml Sporm Fdztors Frm Helhgrger Rudy Bausu Arrcmcfemmts Edztor Fran Bruns buszmss Wurzucfcz Chuck Mohtor Azlzsl Paul Bruns Moderczzor Ur W J Phu 3 l 1' ' A fhzi-I ...... I 4'-f .' I fvlvllx 5 . 1-....- L ki Junior L'c1'z'lor ............. John Adam - A ' 1 I ' 1 x A J J ' nnvunnnn , si lmwmx 1 I Q A ........ . A J ............. 1 A . . . 1 ' CLCM t The head of the Commerce department is again this year Mr. Wil- liam Phee. Mr. Phee's desire for student activity within the school can be easily understood for Mr. Phee is the Commerce Club Moder- ator, advisor to the Demon Staff, and a member of the Academys Athletic board. l-lis hearty cooperation is shown by the football games basketball engagements dances first Fridays which are all W I Phee iiarlced days on his calendar B s C Fr Norman represents De Paul at its best Laughter in his speech warmth in his smile and disciplin in his mode of teaching Fr Nor ian truly takes the spirit of De Paul to heart for all who attend his Latin classes will agree Another alumnus of De Paul the tall gentleman with the derby liat 1 Mr Rorke Economics geography history and English com p ise this versatile gentlemen s day He loves a debate and will lis ten to anyone s point of view Rev C A Norman C M A M Mr McGrath A B M E M T H Horke AM During the pa t two years at De Paul the Academy has seen a trci endous increase of victories in the basketball teams This is i io tly due to our coach Mr McGrath who has seen both a good light weight team and an excellent heavyweight team emerge from De Paul ln addition to coaching his hard court Demons Mr McGrath teaches Latin and French Rev E I Brennan M A M Brennan This year Fr Brennan was appointed to the athletic staff and everyone agrees that this was a wise move for Fr Brennan is noted fo his athletic abilities l-lis understanding and ability to put li point across gixe h m top rating on the students list ln the past years De Paul has found that without Mr Deeny D Paul would not be the same l-lis strict discipline in all of his classe s well knowri thruout the school This year Mr Deeny has inauau rated at D Paul with the help of Mr Leifel a club which furthers the lnawledae of science within the students We hope that in the future with the help cf Wlr Deeny tl is club will materialize and grow B I D 'ml' Plgr F P , . . , .5 - - A f i l 1 l ' I Y. . . H f fi ii ' Y . ' A ' . A '. f s . . ' C. '.f . . A goodenatured teacher of Mathematics and Religion is Fr. Ed M V 1 i . ' . ' K - Q ' Q L 4 , . - - - V A i 1 c A. B.. 1. D. T Q A fziirteffri The little man with the Spanish accent is Mr, Baron. Spanish at De Paul is taught with a tang when Mr Baron teaches it His two years at De Paul will be well remembered by his students This year at De Paul a new athletic coordinator has been ap pointed and that man is Fr OMally English Latin and Religion make up his full day with a bit of good sportsmanship and fair play thrown in This concoction results in well conducted classes whereby M' QQ gmof' every student benefits Mr Kovacs teaches his subyect of General Science with the old medium Freshmen will be Freshmen Even after the boys in his class climb the ladder of scholastics they turn and remember the days when they sat in his class De Paul students never forget this well dressed gentleman Bev F OMully C M A M Rev C Bogetto C M Mr I I Kovacs B Sc Alter two years at De Paul the students have found that Fr Boget to is a valuable addition to the school His classes are taught with their souls crave and English which their minds need Fr Bogetto is also the moderator of the Bowling Club which has had a very suc cessful season Mr S O McCune B sc Ask and you shall receive is the by word in lflr McCunes history and mathematics classes Mr lflcCune leels that asking gues tions is the only way to learn a subvect Five years at De Paul h proved his point Fr Diliberto has completed another of the four years he has been at the Academy As in the past Fr Diliberto teaches mathematics ir a crisp unusual way for he combines into the daily routine a good portion ot amusement Rev P l Dllxbenu C M A M D iq t . . l . . l A 1 robust dexterity to instill into the hearts of the students, Religion, which . ' f- F ttf-mi Rev Frank Enzwerler rs the Academy s capable head of the Ger man Department Hrs rrrrtable but Jovral drsposrtron rs well known thruout the school As rn the past Fr Emwerlers Propagatron of the Farth collectron rs at the top ot the lrst After havrng been at DePaul for two years Mr Gott has grven hrs puprls many a hearty chuckle Chemrstry rs taught by Mr Gott rn a very Jovral manner but he does not stand for any talkrng rn hrs classes R F S Enzw er We hope that Mr Gott wrll be at DePaul for many years to come Fr Zoeller has made DePaul hrs home for a good many years and no doubt DePaul has protrted greatly by hrs presence at the Academy Fr Zoeller teaches Englrsh Relrgron and mathematrcs wrth equal dex terrty and rncorporates hrs natural wrt rnto the day s work M I McCa thy RvWCook CM AM M IL M Cube A B Plas 'T Mr T Gott CM AM Mr McCarthy after havrng taught Englrsh last year was pro moted to teachrng senror Englrsh Among the upperclassmen Mr McCarthy rs a very humorous teacher besrdes berng a good source of encouragement We hope that thrs competent teacher wrll remarn at DePaul for a good many years to come Fr Cook rn the past two years has become a real frrend of the underclassmen Hrs classes of Latrn and Relrgron are taught wrth an rron hand and hrs students respect hrm for rt Although hrs classes may be hard the boys always can depend on hrm rn trme of need Mr McCabe teaches rnechanrcal drawrng wrth the effrcrency of a master Mr McCabe rs also the moderator of the Camera Club and as one can see as he glances thru thrs book that Mr McCabe rs also a Master rn photography He has also taken prctures for the Prep Staff . . , . . ' ' l ' ' 1' ev. . . eil I ' A. B. 's.'s. l'. . T B. A. Rev. L. F. Zoeller - I 1 ' e . . A . I - . l'. . . C f . Hrxre -z F WV M K c en C M A M A Tac Phy Ed R v VV GxH sp C M B A Mr Cella left us last year to complete hrs course rn Chernrstry at the Unrversrty He carre back rn the second semester thrs year to replace Mr Lerfel after he completed hrs degree He rs an alumnus of three years ago and has come baclf to rmpart rn us the knowledge of Chemrstry Fr Krrschten rs the quret placrd teacher of Englrsh and Relrgron As moderator of the Dramatrc Club he drrected thrs years produc tron Three Men On a Horse whrch was a huge success Thru the Dramatrc Club he bel eves he can develop the students personalrty for later lrfe whrch rs very true The freshmen and sophomores recerve therr Physrcal Educatron from Mr Tony Tracey In addrtron to teachrng hrs physrcal educatron classes he coaches the Bantam and Flywerght basketball teams and has drscovered a lot of materral for the Varsrty team Mr Tracey rs also a member of the Academy s athletrc staff Fr Grllespre arrrved at the Academy thrs year 1ust after hrs ordr natron last May Fr Grllespre teaches the freshmen the dry subrect of Engl sh Many of the fre hmen feel that Perry vrlle loss was DePaul s garn M I C Ha vb E Matx Fr lflartrn drew DePaul as hrs frrst assrgnment after hrs ordrna C M A M tron last May Upon hrs arrrval from Perryvrlle Fr Martrn began teachrng Englrsh and Relrgron to the underclassmen Fr Martrn wrll be long remembered by them Mr Obrren rs the new member of the Academy s Athlet c Board He came from St Phrlrps to the capacrty of Football coach for the Heavywerght squad and rs dorng very well rn that posrtron He wrll no doubt be the most outstandrng coach the Academy has seen rn some trme Mr T O B Pda Q r . , . T' . tx lr , V 1 1 - . 1 , , . .2v... hs ht . .1 . . ' 5, - , , i f '3 'S .. . ML . r ey L . e e . . ' e ie I . r , . , . Q Rev. . r'n . , . .A , . , i 1 . - 1 1 , , 'lien A.B. . n ,FY-H -n Mr. Leifel came to DePaul in the capacity of the new Chemistry teacher. After coming from St. Louis he taught at St Rita's on the south srde Thrs summer he was asked to teach at DePaul and he accepted He rmproved the lab tremendously rn the short trme he was here and l am sure he wrll be well remembered by hrs students Fr McHardy rs back thrs term teachrng Latrn and Relrgron after an absence of one year Durrng hrs absence he taught at St Vrn cent s College at Cape Grrardeau Mrssourr The student body wel comes hrm back M I Lorlol M Although Mr Manrola taught sophomore Englrsh rn the latter part of last year he rs consrdered one of thrs years new teachers He secured hrs degree at DePaul Unrversrty Many brrght years are fore seen for Mr Manrola at the Academy Mr R Marsolals Ph B FY I Mcliardy C M A M Mr I Mamola A M The new sophomore mechanrcal drawrng teacher rs Mr Marso M P Mattel M H Mecom P rg lrglrte n lars Mr Marsolars taught rn Savannah Georgra at the Benedrctrne Mrlrtary Academy before comrng to DePaul He acqurred hrs PhB at DePaul Unrversrty we hope to have the servrces of Mr Marsolars for some trme to come The new freshman football coach Mr Matter frlls hrs posrtron very ably as can be seen by the standrng of the lrghtwerght football team Mr Matter obtarned hrs B S rn Commerce at DePaul Unrversrty and shortly thereafter taught there Before gorng rnto the servrce he taught at the Academy Mr Meconr rs also another of our new teachers Just out of the armed forces He secured hrs B A at DePaul Unrversrty and rs pres ently workrng there for hrs Masters degree rn French He teaches Spanrsh and hrs students wrll agree that he rs well versed rn the subyect r , . A . ' A ' - r. . ' . , .A. . . . , , . . .. . . - - r I , . r. . ' ' B.S. r - 1 f X Q ' U - . . , . r. . ' A.B. f f, f Af. M H Avengno Ph B A M ln h1s l1fSl year at DePaul Mr Avegno teaches sophomore Eng l1sh Mr Avegno obtamed h1s BhB at Loyola Un1vers1ty and h1s All A at Tulane Un1vers1ty l-le IS presently work1r1g for h1s doctorate at DePaul Un1vers1ty The band room as has been 1n tne past years IS aga1n under the capable SUDGTVISIOD of Mr lustus HIS ab1l1ty to teach the boys lS shown by the splend1d well tra1ned band that plays for the Academy football and basketball games Th1s year Mr Taylor successfully completed h1s fourth year at D Paul HIS able vocal tra1n1ng IS best shown 1n the results he has obta1ned 1n boys he has taugnt for four years The concerts and the Fnday mornmg s1ng1ng 1n an 1nsp1rat1on to all the boys Mr T M Iustus M Mus M Mus The young lady 1n B ll IS MISS Gotta keeper of the records The fellows about the .Academy have learned to ab1de by her w1sh for she records the monthly grades and sends out the report cards But as1de from th1s task she IS always Vlllllflg to QIVG 1nformat1on to any one who w1shes tt After an absence of two years Mrs Ohnen has returned to the Academy Those two past years were spent at St lgnat1us where she was l1brar1an The l1brary 1S aga1n under her very capable super v1s1on and au1etude prevatls The Academy s books as 1n the past few years have aga1n been IH the trustworthy care of MISS P1per Cooperat1on IS drawn from the students 1n all the-1r transact1ons by her w1nn1r1g sm1le and d1spos1t1on Mxss I Gotto Mrs M Olmen Llbrunan Mus M Piper Accountant ar llnn 1 t . . . . , . . 1 3 I . . . . . . , , Mr. R. 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Dan Murphy, Mike Powers 7947 Venlmus v1d1mus v1c1mus' And thus after four long but mem orable years the Sen1or Class of 47 has achxe ed tts long sought after goal graduatron And so we have marched up the steps of St Vlncents for the last ttme 1n the capac1ty as students of DePaul We have recelved our drplomas whtch for four years represented the scholast1c efforts and struggles we have undertaken Dlplomas whose face value wxll gradually recede and the1r 1ntr1ns1c value that of fond memorles w1ll grow more promment as the years pass Ever slnce the fall of l943 our class d1st1ngu1shed ltself by the sp1r1t determmatlon and abtlrty to forge ahead regardless of all obstacles Entermg as green and und1sc1pl1ned Freshmen at a t1me when Amer1ca was engaged IH ts th1rd year of war we proved capable of acceptlng new changes by entenng whole heartedly 1nto competl t1ve sports as well as scholastlc endeavor The followmg two years saw us ever progressrng Bemg a l1ttle more farnthar w1th the task that confronted us we redouoled our fervor and pressed ahead As the t1me sltpped by we found our selves takmg a more serlous aspect of hfe Our outlook our sp1r1t our phystcal and mental facult1es began to mature We began to realtze the rmportance of a good educat1on sp1r1tual and otherw1se We had also acquxred an attltude of respons1b1l1ty Through the constant and zealous efforts of the faculty the s1gns of young Cathollc gentlemen were already ev1dent Our conduct 1n every way 1nd1 cated that we were fully prepared to take over the tasks left us by our predecessors Fmally we reached our goal Sentors The completed years had consoltdated us 1n the sp1r1t and tradxtlon of the school The coals of DePaul s sp1r1t were fanned harder than ever before and our sp1r1t aga1n reached the pre war vrntage Whether 1t was on the gncl ron the basketball court or on the clnders the Class of 47 demon strated tts flghtmg sp1r1t The leaders as chosen by our class to frll the serxor offtces were Dan Murphy Presldent Buddy l-letberger V1cePres1dent and Mlke Powers Secretary Treasurer The Prestdent 1S well known for h1s Academy Soclal Enterpnses as well as h1s hlgh scholastrc ratmg ln the Vlce Pres1dent IS person1f1ed the Splfll of DePaul athlettcs l-le s as well known for h1s work on the football fleld as he lb on the basket ball court The S cretary Treasurer has ga1ned promtnence as the Assoc1ate Edrtor of the Prep as well as h1s currlcular act1v1t1es These men chosen by us as our representatlves are typlcal of the lntelh gence Sportsmanshlp and Aggresslve Outlook of the entlre class And so havlng advanced tn age and outlook we are prepared to assume some of the responslblltttes of thls world we stand at the threshold of our own rndependence conf1dent of our capab111t1es and real1z1ng that thls was made so only oy the mdefattguable and always sympathetlc faculty We go forth armed XJlll'l a good rel1g1ous tra1n mg somethmg for wh1ch the good Fathers wlll always have our undylng thanks As we look back rn retrospect over our hlgh school davs we are ftlled wrth hurmuty respect and a touch of nostalgla when we realtze that for four years we were a part of thts ofg rnachrre We are proud of DePaul We are proud t have been nere We shall always be proud of DePaul Acadern, our Alma Mater Page 6 I I ' V W . , ,v , , . , , f , . 1 f . l I .. . , , A , , , - . . 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O . . ,Tu-:A enior C cmd FRED ASCHE St Vmcent Intramural Bas ball 45 Chotr 44 45 46 47 om merce Club 46 47 AOTR 46 Spanxsh Club 45 RAYMOND G ATTWOOD Matermty BVM Lrghtwerght Football 44 Ice Skatrn 46 Intramural aslte ball 45 Chotr 43 44 Prep 43 22 Chess Club 45 Commerce Club 45 Scxence Club IOSEPH BALSAMO St Sebastxun Intramural Baseball 44 45 Intramural Football 45 BERNARDI BAUER St Benedrct Bowltng 44 45 45 47 Spamh Club 45 Dramattc Club 46 Commerce Club 47 Page Twenty tour EDWARD F BELL St Tarclssus Lightweight Football 44 Varstty Football 46 Intra mural Basketball 45 47 Intramural Softball 45 SC1 ence Club 47 Monogram Club 47 DONALDI BLAIR Intramural Basketball 45 46 Intrarrural Baseball 44 Queen of Angels ROBERT E BRIARTON Maternity BVM Llghtwetght Football 44 Commerce Club 46 47 FRANCIS E BRUNS St Ferdinand Bowlmg 46 47 Commerce Club 46 47 Secretarv 46 Demon Stall 47 Bustness Manager 47 Prep Stall 47 Prop ol Falth 47 AOTR 46 47 Sgt at Arms 47 Iumor Prep Colummst 46 I e A ' : I ' , 'I r ' . ' , , C - ' ' I 'I , ' I: - B .' t ' z ' ' p sta I , '44, '45, ' , ' , t ' . i465 Iieature Edrtor '46p Typist '45p French-Spanish Club '46p Commerce Club '47. of 1947 EDWARD A BURKE Our Lady of Mercy Track 46 47 Cross Country 47 Llghtwetght Football 45 Swlmmtn 44 Intramural Basketball 45 Intra mural FootballI 44 Stamp Club 44 Science and Engx neermg Club 47 DONALD F BURKHARD St Benedlci Bowlmg Club 45 46 47 Chotr 43 44 45 Dramatxc Club 45 46 EUGENE G BUTZEK St Iames Intramural Baseball 44 45 Manager Basketball 46 47 Spantsh Club 45 LEO H CAPOCCHI St Phllxp Bemzx Intramural Basketball 44 45 46 Intramural Football 44 45 46 Intramural Baseball 66 47 French Spamsh Club 46 Scxence Club 47 AOTR 46 47 ANDREWI CAROLAN St Vmcent Prep 44 45 46 47 Exchange Ld 47 Iunlor Prep 46 Commerce Club 46 47 Camera Club 46 Dra matxc Club 47 RICHARD H CARR St Pascal Intramural Basketball 45 47 Intramural Softball 44 Commerce Club 46 French Spanish Club 45 46 Cam era Club 45 ROBERT CHEVOPULOS Our Lady of Mercy Band 46 47 CHARLES M CLARKE St Gertrude Intramural Baseball 44 SCIGHCS Club 44 Spantsh Club 45 Clsca 44 Page Twenty live , s 1 A 2 1 . - , , z , , : z , 1 F 1 t 1 - enior arm IOHN E COLLINS Our Lady ol Lourdes Intramural Basketball 46 47 Intramural Baseball 46 47 Commerce Club 46 Dramatic Club 46 47 HAROLD P CORRIGAN Queen ol Angels Intramural Softball 44 45 46 Intramural Football 45 46 Intramural Basketball 45 46 Commerce Club 47 HAROLD A DEVER S! Genevxeve Comm ce Club 46 47 Chem1stry Club 46 Science and Izngmeermg Club 47 WILLIAM T D1BELLA St Sebashan Intramural Football 44 45 46 Bowlmg Club 46 Intra mural Basketball 44 Flywetght Basketball 44 Boxmg 22 Iigramural Baseball 44 AOTR 45 Prop oIFa1th Page Tvle ty stx WILLIAM F DILLENBUHG Ir St Benedict Bowlmg 46 47 VICTOR D1MAGGIO St Sebastian Llghtm elght Football 43 Heavywex ht Football 45 46 Intramural Baseball 43 Intramural asketball 44 Com merce Cub 46 47 S amsh Club 45 46 47 Prep Coluznmst 46 Prop ol axth 46 IAMES DORBAND Our Lady ol Mercy Intramural Basketball 45 46 Intramural Baseball 45 Commerce Club 46 47 IOHN E DREYER St Benedict Lxghtwelght Football 44 Track 45 46 Llghtwex ht Bas lcetball 46 Mana er 45 Boxmg 47 Stamg ub 47 Span1sh Club 45 onogram Club 46 47 A TR 46 47 Prop ol Falth 46 47 Sclence and Engmeermg Club 47 'Jr' ' ' ' 7. I '46, Intramural rjombgtt '35, '26, '47g spanish Club '46l of 1947 ROBERT DROST FRANKI DWYER FRANCIS I DYRA C1 nce Cum be r be ra ROBERTI EGAN Inf '1 ra Basics ba 4 'Nrar' ra Foo Iames Wxllxam St Andrew opaaatlor Mulligan ball 44 Scar e Cc re r: Pepa, 'ke Vaml' Cc RAYMOND EICHENLAUB Our Lady of Lourdes Bowlma Clxb 40 4 Treasurer 47 Camera Cl b -19 47 Vxc Presmdent 47 Cholr 45 Sclence Club 47 THOMAS! ENDEL St Maihxus 011' 45 47 Stamp C'u 44 45 4? Dramatic Flub 47 Comme ce Cab 4F Prep Sta 4 Scxerce U LEONARD ENGEI. Imramu al Ba 6-ba EDWARD ERSKINE C uc 4 St Alphonsus 44 Imrar' c1Baskeba1 47 St Vmcent Page Tae e f Si. . St. ' ' . . ' Fcctccli 45, '45, Ch ' , 46, ' p Z . b , ' - ,, r Y ' , '1 7 . C1 is '47, S fe r' -17 Intramural ' ftfall 45, Pr 1 . . r S. H A dar' Y I CZ ' . 1th. F1ywe1qht Basketbaii li 45 intramurai Basketball '45, Chcxr '44 45. '46, '47- AOTR '49, Bcwlrng '45 Ccmrnerce tadg Q ' t il 4 r., au l Y .- l 5, '47, :sh Club Seven: Cixb :ce Cla' r 'anon Q. 2. , t.. lleczcr. enior arid I 1' ROBERT FILBIN St Vincent Ba Ketball 44 45 PATRICK FLANNEHY Si Gertrude Llglttwelght Football 44 lrttramural Basketball 45 4 ca4 ROBERT FREY St Benedxct Bowltng Club 44 45 4 41 Camera Club 46 Scxence Club 47 Propagatron ot the Fatth 46 ROBERT FUCHS Si Vlnceni Trot: 46 Swlmmmq f4 Intramural Baseball 44 45 lnrramlral Basketball 45 Commerce Club 46 47 Army ot tl' Rosary Page T JGHIQ evglt FRANK GALLAGHER St Pascal Heavvwetght lootball 45 46 Ltghtwetght Football 44 Intramural Baseball 43 44 45 Intramural Basketball 45 46 47 Int amural Boxmg 47 Bowlmg 45 Franco .wpamsh Club 45 46 47 Commerce Club 47 Engl neermg Club 45 WILLIAM GAUTHIER S! Andrew Propaaatton ol Fa1th 44 45 46 47 Prestdent 47 46 47 Suence Club 47 THOMAS IOHN GAVIN St Barthalomew Lrghtwetght Football 43 44 Intramural Football 46 Intramural Basketball 44 45 46 Goll Team 46 47 Commerce Club Chemistry C'ub Spamsh Club 44 RICHARD R GERMANN St Benedxct Bowllng 46 47 Commerce Club 47 Chemrstry Club 47 an I 1' ' I A I , I 5 , I ,7? . , . , I , I , I . I , , V ?-:owlina Cla? Intramural Baseball '44p Science Club, Stamp Club '44, '45p Chemistry Club '46g Dramatic Club is . . ' , ' p ' . 1947 -.l GERALD I GOTTSTEIN St Vmcenl IOHN HARRINGTON Our Lady of Lourdes Intramural Baseball and Basketball 45 Bowlmg 45 Track 44 45 Llghtwetght Football 44 Heavywetght Comm rce Club 45 46 47 Football 44 45 46 Bantamwet ht Basketball 44 46 Monogram Club Spantsh Club hemtstry 46 47 IEROME GRUENKE St Alphonsus EARL HAYES St Genevxeve Intramural Baseball 43 4 45 Swlmmlng 43 Ltgh wetght Football 4 Intramural Basketball 43 4 45 Flywexght Basketball 44 Heavywetght Football 45 46 Track 43 45 MEDARD HAIDUK St Wenceslaus FRANCIS HEIBERGER St Alphonsus Intramural Basketball 45 Student Chotr Drrector 47 Lxgntwexght Football 44 Heavywetght Football 45 4b Chou' 44 45 46 Basketball 45 46 47 Tack 45 Intramural Ba eball 43 Commerce Club 46 47 Monogram Club 46 47 VtcePres1dent Sentor Class Sentor Prom Commlttee Prep Stall 47 THOMAS N HARCHARICK St Benedxct OTTO E HEINZ Queen of Angels Bowlmg 43 44 Sctence Club 47 Commerce Club 41 Bowlxng 44 45 4! Intramural Boxtnq 41 Lommerce Stamp Club 46 Spanish Club 45 Club 46 47 Prep Stall 47 PGQV' Twenty ntnrf of 14 fl . r I 9 V fp t . . '54, ', ' ','44g U I , ' tw . 'I , I . 4 ' ',4' J enior Cfdfki DON HEYDEN St Iosaphat Lxghtwetght Football 43 Heavywetght Football 44 45 4b Intramural Basketball 45 Intramural Boxxng 47 Chlcago Youth Conte ence 45 46 Propagatlon of the Faxtklt 445: 44? 47 Monogram Club 45 46 47 Scrence Cu CHARLES A HILDEBRAND Queen of Angels Ltghtw tght Basketball 45 46 Intramural Basketball 47 Intramural Baseball 45 Demon Sports Edltor 47 Demm Sta 46 Commerce Club 46 47 Spamsh Club B nd 44 45 46 IOHN BURTON HILKIN Queen oi Angels Baske ball 45 Intramura Basketbal 45 47 Llghtwetght Football 45 Sentor Prom Commrttee 47 Band 44 45 46 47 Spanrsh Club 45 Dramatlc Club 47 CARL L HIRSCHAUER St Sebashan Intramural Baseball 44 Intramural BOXID 47 C,ho1r 44 Bowling 47 Propaqatlon ol the Falth 7 IW fl? Ftlrt, ROY HOLMQUIST Vzator IAMES HORACE Viator DICK HORN Maternlty B V M Student Dtrector 47 Ctsca 45 46 FRANK R HUCZEK Holy Tnmty our 44 5 4 47 Commerce Cll 1F . St. ' 1 ' .' I ' I I . St. ' z I I I : I I I I I , '45p a ' , ' , , , '47. Intramural IBasoball '44, '46g Cafatain I'44g Flywerght Boxing '46: Dramatic ClubI '46,I '47g Chotr '45, '46, '47 I I 'I Ch ','4,'6,', , 1.171 , . ' I ' U 0 7947 ELMER LEE HUMBERT St Alphonsus Lxghtwerght Football 44 Varstty 45 Intramural Base ball and Football 44 45 IOHN HUMMERT Our Lady of Lourdes Lxghtwelght Football 43 Varstty Football 44 45 46 Tra k 44 45 46 47 Intramural Basketball 47 Intra mural Baseball 44 47 Mono ram Club 46 Vtce Pres tdent 47 Prep Stall Sport clttor 47 Spamsh Club 45 46 lunlor Class Preeldent 49 HUDYI IBEHLE St Andrew Commerce Club 46 47 Demon Stall 47 Asststant Ldt or 7 Camera Club 45 Prep Sta 46 A 4 7 IOHN IGOE St Bonaventure Bantamwet ht Basketball 44 45 Intramural Basebal THOMAS M IRWIN St Gertrude Band 44 45 45 47 Camera Club 4Ft Stamp Club 4 ANTHONY W IACHEC Intramural Basketball 44 15 Spantsh Club 44 KENT D IACOBSON Flywetght Ba ketball 44 IAMES F IANUZIK St Iames Intramural Baseball 1 St Andrew Our Lady oi Grace Varsltv Football 45 In ra 'u ral Baske ball 14 Bowu' 43 44 4 Commerce Club 46 Chemtstry Club 46 46 47 Annual Stall 47 Arrangements Idltor 4! Per Slat' 46 47 Sctence In erlna Cl I ld II ' llrv , 1 ' ' 5 ' , ' 5 I I , '45 . L4 ' , ' ' , ' - Lxghlwelght Basketball '45 Ileavywetqht Baske-tba.I -if t '4 g ' ' '47, r , ' 5 OTR 5 ' ' 6, '4 . I I l ' A-lame :.,'4'7 Pl' IH o Tlt' lf enior Cfafw MICHAEL IOYCE Intramural Basebal 45 Commerce Club 45 4 St Iosaphat 45 Spantsh French Club 44 ROBERT KAMPA St Genevxeve lntermural Ba oball 44 Bantamwelght Basketball 45 HEGVYWCIQIN Basketball 46 47 Intramural Football 44 Club 46 47 Sclence Club 47 PETER L KASS SI Andrew BOVIIIYIQ 46 47 Bowlmg Club 46 47 Secretary AL KERN St Alphonsus Intramural Ba ketball 45 Ilywelght Basketball 45 Commerce Club 46 47 Paar Tlurt J two HARRY KIRSCHNER St Benedict Camera Club 46 47 BOB KLEIN St Andrew Varsnty Football 45 46 Intramural Basketball and Baseball 44 45 Pnqmeennq Club 47 AOTR 46 Bowl LLOYD LASHER St Timothy Lxghtwexght Football 45 Track 45 Intramural Basket ball Football Baseball 45 46 47 WILLIAM LILL Queen of Angels AM' ll: I 7 . A W , I' ' . 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I ' V 0 7947 GEORGE H LOACER St Iulxana Intramural Baseball 44 Spamsh Club 45 46 Scxence Club 47 GEORGE LONG St Alphonsus l..1ghtwe1ght Football 43 Heavywexght Football 44 45 46 Intramural Ba eball 45 46 47 Track 45 Lxght welght Basketball 44 Intramural Boxmg 47 Monogram Club 45 46 47 Commerce Club 46 Sc1ence Club 47 Spanlsh Club 45 4o 47 Iumor Prep Sta 46 WILLIAM LYNCH St Vmcent Stall 45 Commerce Club 47 Prep Stall 46 47 Chem xstry Club 46 LEONARD MADDEN St Genevleve Swrrnmxng 44 45 6 47 rack 45 4 47 Intra mural Basketball 45 46 47 Intramural Softball 44 Intramtral Boxlng 47 Monogram Club 46 47 GODFREY MAIBUSCH St Phllomena Commerc Club 45 46 Edrtor In Chxet of Demon Scx en e G Engrneermg Club 47 IAMES M MF ONE St Mary of Lake DONALD MANCHESTER Haven School mg 47 Intramural Baseball 44 Commerce Club AOTR C IRISTOPHER F MARSCHANG St Txmothy Screw e Club 46 47 Prep Sta 47 Columntst 47 Page Th1rty three I 1 a -AJ I Stamp Club '44, '45, '46g 'Band '44, '45, '47g Annual Lightweight Football '44g Flyyweight Basketball '44g Box- ','V,'4:'5T ','6,'p I- .: .'1 enior ami RICHARD MCCARTHY Track 44 45 40 47 Cross Country Basketball 45 Intramural Basketball St Athanaslus 45 46 Flywetght DONALD MEDEMA St Ferdxncmd Varsxty Football 46 47 Intramural Baseball 44 4 46 47 Intramural Basketball 44 45 46 Intramural Boxmg 47 Commerce Club 46 47 Spanxsh Club 45 ROBERT MEYER LAWRENCE A MCDERMOTT Sacred Heart Timothy Izdltor Iunmr Prep 4b Cross Countr AOTH 46 47 CHUCK McGURN Intramural Basketball Spanish Club 4v DONALD McKAY Page Tlnrtv four 45 Intramural St Hilary a eball 45 St Bonaventure mural Boxmg 47 Sclence 6- lnalneermq Cub f Chemxstry Club 45 ROBERT MILLER Basketball 44 Heavywetght Football 44 46 Llghtwexght Football 43 Intramural Softball -nural Basketball 45 46 Monogram Club 44 Benedxct Track 44 44 In a 45 46 GERALD MILLIN St Sebastxcm Football 44 Camera Ctr 44 4 Bowlxnq Club 41 Sct nce Club 47 ' , '47 ' ,- ' ' 7 ' , ' , ' V, . . St. ' ' ' ', : - y '45, Track '47, Intramural Basketball and Football '45, '45, '47, Intra' ' , ' . ' 5 ' Q ' ' 'I '45 ' St. ' ' t B s ' , '40 ' 1 ' , ' , ' ' ' I ' V , I 'I , I tr ' , I IU ' 7' ' ', of 1947 IAMES MITCHELL St Genevieve Swtmmmg 44 45 46 47 Ltghtwetght Football 44 45 Intramural Basketball 45 47 Intramural Boxlng 47 Monogram Club 46 47 Sctence Club 47 CHARLES A MOLITOR St Bartholomew Foo ball 43 44 45 Intramural Baseball 44 45 4 47 Commerce Club 47 Prom Commtttee 47 Sctence Club 47 Sergeant at Arms 47 ADTR 46 47 Prep 47 DANIELI MURPHY St Gertrude WILLIAM O CONNELL Our Lady of Mercy Baseball 44 45 Commerce Club 47 ROBERT L O CONNOR Our Lady of Mercy Chotr 44 Bowlmg Club 46 47 I 1 i ' , ' , ' 5' 'I , ' 1 ' 6, ' , . ' , ' . . . ROLAND OHLINGER St. Vincent lntramural Basketball '47g Intramural football 46 'ntramural Baseball 44 45 Prep Stall 47 Spantsh Club 45 Propagatxon ofthe Falth 46 47 VtcePres1 dent 46 Clsca 44 Bowling Club 46 47 Sctence Club 47 Commxttee 47 Youth Conference Delegate 47 Secretary Treasurer ol Iuntor Class 46 Presrdent ol Semor Cla s 47 ARTHUR K NAUMANN St Sebastxan Intramural Basketball 44 47 Bowlmg 43 Camera Club 47 Pre Stall 46 47 Asststant Edttor 47 Sct ence Club 473 Prestdent 47 IOE G OLSZOWKA St Mark Intramural Iootball 45 Intramural Basketball 45 Intra mural Boxmg 46 Page Thnrty Itve enior arid ABDON M PALLASCH Kascruszko Bowltng Spamsh Club Sbtence Club ALLAN PANERAL St Tarcrssus Ltghtwetght Football 43 Intermural Boxtng 47 Bowl 1 Club 44 4 4 47 .vpant It C ub 4 46 Lam 'ner e Club 46 47 ARTHUR PETERSON Our Lady of Mt Carmel Ltghtwetght Football 44 Intramural Basketball 44 45 Band 44 45 Chemt try Club 4 45 Spamsh Club I PHOENIX St Ita Tra k 44 45 46 47 Cross Country 46 Heavywetght Basketball 44 45 Intramural Soltball 44 Intramural Boxxng 47 Intramural Basketball 47 Prep Sta 44 45 46 47 Iuntor Edrtor 46 Sentor Edttor 47 Annual Stall 47 Assoctate Isdttor 47 Ctsca 45 Franco Spantsh Club 45 Treasurer 47 Dramatlc Club 47 I7 1 e Tlurt LEO C POKRYFKE St Iosaphat Intramural Basketball 43 Intramural Soltball 44 Bowl in 43 44 Choir 43 44 45 Spamsh Club 45 MICHAEL POWERS Queen of Angels Prep 45 46 Assoclate I.J1tor 47 Secretary Treasurer bentor Class 47 bctenc and Lngtneerxng Club 47 Pron Commrttee 47 Dramattc Club 47 Spanx h Ltub 45 Lxsca 44 Intramural .Jollball 44 45 HENRY PTACK St Bonaventure XJILLIAM PTACK St Benedxct owllnq 44 47 Comwtorce ltb 47 C, OIT 4 4 I I U Q , ' : ' , ' I, ' 1 ' .I nf! 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' 3'-:six of DANIEL PURCELL St Andrew Prep 46 47 Chemtstry Club 46 Sctence Club 47 Dramattc Club 46 47 DONALD RIES St Alphonsus IOHN C ROBERTS St Benedlct Llghtwetght Football 43 44 Heavywelght Football 45 Intramural Basketball 44 46 Intramural Baseball ant Sports Edltor Commerce Club 46 Prom Commlttee 47 Popagatlon ol Fanth 46 Sctence Club 47 Chem tstry 46 47 PATRICK I ROCKS Our Lady of Mercy Cross Country Track 46 Track 47 Lxghtwerght Foot ball 43 Intramural Baseball 45 Intramural Basketball 45 Intramural Football 45 Band 43 44 5 6 47 Cxsca 43 44 Chess Club Chemtstry Club 46 Stamp Club 44 WALTER G ROHDE Brentano Intramural Softball 44 Llghtwexght Football 44 Heavy wexght Football 44 45 46 Heav wenght Basketball 44 45 46 47 Track 44 45 46 un1or Shotput Record Holder Monogram Club 46 47 Commerce Club 46 WERNER E ROHR St Genevxeve Swtmmmg 46 Bowlmg 45 CHAS RUZKOWSKI St Edward RICHARD SCHMALZ St Benedxct Bowlmg 44 45 46 Intramural Basketball 45 Intra mural Football 44 Intramural Baseball 44 Sctence CJD 47 Page Thlrty seven '46y I ' I , ' 1 I '44, '45g Spanish Club '45, '46, Prep IStalf '46, '47, Assist- I I I: I I I I : I II I I III I I4 I I I I 2 1 7947 enior dfiri RAYMOND SCHMID St Alphonsus Intramural Baseball 44 45 ln ram ral Basketball 44 45 Chorr 44 Commerce Club 46 47 Prestdent 47 AOTH 45 47 Prep 47 Sclence Club 47 Demon Stall 47 Assrstant Edrtor 47 IOSEPH SCHMIDER Queen of Angels Intramural Basketball 47 Commerce Club 46 47 Chemrstry Club 46 47 Lngmeerma C b 44 4 WILLIAM H SCHOEMAKER Si Theclu bpamsh Club 45 46 Sctence Club er Sta RICHARD SCHUH S! Alphonsus Intramural Soltball 4 S 4 Sctence Club 47 Pag Tlurty etartt IEROME SCHULIST St Ferdmcmd HENRY SCHUMACHER Our Lady of Mercy Sctence Club 47 DANIEL SHANAI-IAN Intramural Baseball 45 Spamsh Club 46 Camera Club rep all amp Arm o e :loss y 4L Our Lady of Lourdes TOM F SHEEHAN St Genevxeve Prep Stal 46 SCIENCE Cl b 47 5 ' 4 rf P , 4 X lb ' , ' ,I l ' 1 lu ' A ' 'ta V I l ' ' -' ' ,l , 47 Pr . - li 47, l , A l , . A 455 P I ST '46, SY Club 45, y l th I ' E 45 banish Club ' 5, I f l ' 4 A l e . ' X - Vl . of 1947 BERNARD SHIELDS St Genevxeve GEORGE STARZYK St Ferdmand Intramural Baseball 44 Intramural Basketball 46 47 Intramural Basketball 44 45 lrtramural Football 43 Prep btat 46 47 Sctence Club 47 44 45 Sctence Club 47 Intramural Baseball 45 lntra mural Boxmg 47 IAMES SKELTON St Peter Camslus IOSEPH STEIN St Clement Track 43 44 45 Lt htwetght Football 4 44 Com Swtmmln 44 Intramural Baseball 43 Intramural merce Club 46 47 ramatxc Club 47 Basketba 44 45 46 Intramural Boxmg 47 Lxght Cuo 43 44 Prep 43 GEORGE F SKLENA St Sebastxan IEROMEI STRELECKI St Stanislaus B 6- M Flywetght Basketball 44 Intramural Baseball 44 45 Intramural Softball 45 46 Champs 45 Intramural Bas Intramural Football 45 Bowltng Cub 46 47 Scrence ketball 45 46 Cub 47 BENEDICT I SLOMINSKI Our Lady ol Grace NORBERT I. STRELECKI St Stamslaus B 6 M Heavywetght Football 45 Intramural Basketball 45 46 Intramural Softball 45 Imram ral Basketball 45 46 47 Intramural Baseball 46 Camera Club 45 Sctence Soltbatl Champs 45 and lzngtneermg Club 47 Page Thtrty mrte 7 7 7 ,' 7 .7 S 7. , 73' 7 7 ' 7. g 7,437 7. 7 , 7 7 , 7 7 7 weight Basketball 743: Chemlstry Cub '46, '47g Bowlmg l ' ' , ' g ' . I I 7 1 7 .7 ' , ' 5 7' 7 77 ' , ' , '47. 7 7 7 enior C4855 PAT SULLIVAN St Clement 1 ht velqht lootbcl rtmmlml Hnxobnll 44 lntrfrnurcl Bniketbcl 43 Sym n AOTR 45 Solen e Cllb 49 ARTHUR TAYLOR CHARLES C TORPEY Comme ce Clllb 4 4 R wlxr RAYMOND TRAUSCH P l lohn Berchman St Mcxthxcxs Lltot St Genevxeve THEODOREI TSOUMAS St Vmcent Prep Stott 49 47 MGUGGGIVIQ Ll1t0r 4! Mcmcxqlnq ldl mor lor otr 16 47 Propoccitmn ' e mth ACTH 5 Fran 0 bycmsh mb stry C ub 49 Q DON TURSCHMANN St Benedxct to Basketball ct tmr lntrrxrf rc Pcqebqll 44 Monoqrcm Cub 4 47 Sclence Club 'F rce ls 46 IOHN E VILTER St Pascal IOSEPH VISO Mullxgcm CPP l l Lo '. ' . 43 lu .x . ' '45, C ' ,' , 4 , V I . .l , 4? w ms' Club 44 '45 tor lu Edt '45 Ch '45 4. ' , C 1 ' ol th F '46 '4., C 'w . Cl '45 Cliemz' 1 f lllmtory Cont.1,t Deejute 47 St. , ' S-Sn r ' 45, 4? 47' tC p' . 472 1 ,, ' K , 'Q . 5 47 CCH. .e CU., ' , -17 lntrr1mt.rf1QSoltboll 4-1 lik l:1'r1::.::, l'ff7tk1r1Il -15 44- lDf'ZYT1!lY1C CLE 41' -C' l'rrw1f:or.' 'P 11' Scmnfe Clut- ' . r ' F 7 lvreg 49 4 '. r 44 45 -'ll 47 Mc 13 CIA: '44 45 Commerce C.'.i- 4: 4 Trick 45- lhifxriurz E':'fxe':c,. 4' '..rr11stryCl',: 49 Chu: 44 Cf 'Q Z Ctmtixx CML' 4: 7947 ARNOLD VOLTL St Benedlct lntra'nural Softball 45 46 47 lntramural Basketball 46 47 Flywetght Basketball 45 Intramural Football EIFLDI7 Boxmg 47 Track 45 Bowlmg 47 Commerce u THOMAS WAGNER St Alphonsus Scxence G hngmeerma Club 47 Board of Dtrector 47 Swtmmmg 44 EARL WEST Bishop Quarter L1 htwelght Football 44 45 Bowlmg 44 45 46 Band 36 4476 47 SDIDISU Club 45 46 Commerce Club DICK WHITNEY St Genevieve HERBERT WILLEMS lr St Alphonsus Lxghtwexght Football 44 Intramural Softball 45 Soan 1sh Cub 45 46 Commerce Club 46 47 Prep 47 GERALD WILLIAMS Mount Carmel Llghtwelght Football 43 11 lntamural Basketball 3 bwlmmlng 45 46 Prep 43 Sclence Club 47 IAMES F WYATT Our Lady ol Mercy Camera Club 47 S IGHCG Club 47 Page Fortv one of ,.?VVy jig K F, V, Z' I I :I I, IV' I 1 C -I lfU'lL0l C5515 Ioe Hulmucher Rudy Buuser Charley Aguxla Followmg the yearly tradmon ol DePaul the Iumors descended down from the halls to select those whom they wanted most to repre sent them When the hnal votes were counted Rudy Bauser came out on top to w1n the coveted Presldency loe Hutmacher the V1ce Presl dncy and Charley Aguxla the Secretary Treasurer pos1t1on Th1s has been Bauser s second elect1or1 holdmg the same pos1t1on 1n h1s sophomore year The ofhcers th1s year are representatwes of e1ther DePauls bas ketball or football team Rudy was the l1ghtwe1ghts captaln last year and loe was one of the heavy s able hrst str1ng guards Aguxla was a member of the heavywelght football squad dur1ng the 46 season Bes1des therr athlet1c ab1l1ty the 1un1or otflcers rank hlgh ln scho last1c achlevernents Thexr names appear regularly on the honor roll The yumor class of 46 has a record of whlch 1t can be Justly proud They have proven themselves leaders in the1r stud1es and m sport act1v1t1es Thetr prommence 1n school act1v1t1es IS well known among the other classes Thelr 1ntense sp1r1t and w1l11ngness to co op rate m all matters lS a gulldlng hght for the lower classmen to follow DePaul Acaaemy pomts wrth prlde to them assured that they are capable ot acceptlng the responstbxllty and d1gI'11lY ot becom1ng emors next year I I - , , I I ' 5 - . , f - . . C , . . . . c , , . . r , s ' . Page Forty two L P an iacinto. G. McNulty, I. Flem E. Mur n, I. Kinnavy. I. Ward. erce. Nickl, I. Murphy. E. P. Keeley. G. Hahn. E. Mo- Meehan. S, Mariollim. I. G g. Pi th. ndi. Sch - A O bimmim -QE -Q 5: gn PM. 3.21. mQE .dir IU- :U :gk .X . moi U n -ULOL Q.E E . M Ying. his! U0 Uimx .uh .22 do I 9 iid .CE :Qa- 23 oi: :.' arf: U.. .CQ mi: - : :E coz .gg- :fo UQ. 0.3 .gn EAS .wo :gl img .U 3-aa vi 32 ,-.-C O nn id hs .C S5 SLS UE 2? BI F 6 di 25 -M uc PIC Si 'gc .25 .E Di. D- .lg . EB: O.. W U ,Am -.4 Ei Qi ZA nhcxrt, B. Vqlk. .Li 4. Behrens, B J F n so Ez .ai-.: U Wu 22 Bn. Q I. R , e ppe. E. AmstadQ Hilgclrl, Zielinsk Sie C. E. S ,L .1 4-S ai 3 O n: 3 O rx: I D. Steiiens, I. Dwahl. D. Gibson. I. LaGripne. I. Gilardi, W. Ander- T. Mader. VV. Buna. G. Hanley. W. Bakewell, R. Pelnlski. W. Po- son, C. Aguila. P. Geraghty. G. Tully. L. Schatz. I. Sloesser, linski. P. Heidkczmp. N. Palclcuf. Comiskey. B. Condon. W. Burns. Koslock. V. Wolf. G. Mannix. A. Mulica. K. Werner. D. Wallin. M. Carberry, E. Wien. T. Wno' Meincll C. Gemskie, D. Marshal E. Adamkiewicz, T. Strass, I. So- rowski. H. Emerson. G. Anichini, D. W. Buesler. R. Frenzel. winski, I. Sosnowski. P. Vidal. W. Iaeger, H. Baran, K. Hebel, L. Be- Bonk, W. Arenbe g. W. Harvey. rent, R. Cooley. S I0 0lfl'l0l 8 CL55 Bob Schcxeller Ierry Mann Howard Richter The Sophomore closs of 47 proved very prormstng ln the turn mg out of young men for such helds os engmeermg hberol crrts crence ond commerce A lorge port of our sophomores took port ln footboll basketball ond mony other school octtvltles They olso hod cr lorge turn out for the lntromurol teoms The sophomores dld o great ,ob of cheerxng our bcxsketboll ond tootboll teoms on to vlctory A sophomore Fronlc Srmth hos done h1 ptmost to lncreose the cheenng ot orll oct1v1t1es 1 or the1r closs ofhcers they selected boys who ore well hked by everyone The boys they choose were lerry Monn, presldent, Robert Schoetter, v1ce presrdent, ond I-loword R1chter, secretory Percy Fo If fly:- X .L , A , ' .A 'f - r x - - 4 , N , , ' ,J , 'f:.iPs,.gfjj' y, . A , V I Lk 1 by K K g M K 'W zyigrg. . 4, hwvv, V. J k A ,, I K f' Alf' , ' , tv ,-if V5 1 'Egg' ' 1 I F . o , . , 1 ' Q ' w . . .F . , , o 1 . . . . . sri to che lems. E. 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M, Huvnly W Monnrx, 3 a: U7 ED E P015 l'l'l6Ufl ami P1410 Fort Ken Fllettl lxm McDonnell Iohn Burns In the fall of l946 ambtttous young boys entered DePaul Academy from vartous elementary schools scattered throughout the ctty From thts group boys shall enter mto the ftelds of Med1c1ne SCI ence Engtneertng Sports or any other Vocatton tn mtnd The boys already have shown thetr tnterest by the Well repre ented groups ln many of De Paul s var1ety of act1v1t1es The Ltght W61Qlll football team h1ghly successful IH the past season ls a result and proof of thetr keen interest sho Ntng that tn the years to come there shall be a gradual revtval of the sp1r1t and courage De Paul 1 noted for The freshmen tn the class electtons showed the1r capabthty of choosmg by electlng as prestdent lame Mcllornell vtce presldent lohn Burn and secretary Kenneth Fllettt The Freshman 1n hlgh school 13 not ltke the boy IH grade school who depends largely on the tnstructor but IS taught the pr1nc1ples of betng tndependent Th1s constructs the framework for hts later your ney through l1fe As he advances through the upper classes he develops those pnnctples more fully as well as learmng other helpful tdeas to emerge tn h1s sentor year wlth the pr1nc1ples of a good Cathohc ed lcatlon leadtng lun on to a successful ltfe A LII Xl-1 .E GJ I-. 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FL: If ff-7 ff 4. ,' -'-'QA 'Iii A cu.-I ,gc gf . 21 0l'l'll'l'l8I Ce a Fft Donald Medema Raymond Schmid V cfor D1Mcxgg1o Rudy Bause Secretary T easurer President Vlce P esldent Wrth Mr W1ll1am Phee at the helm the Commerce Club plowed through another mne months of Soclal and Scholastlc Success On the chrlly evenmg of the twenty fourth of Ianuary the Com merce Club brought forth 1ts hrghhght of the season the Srxteenth Annual Wmter Frohc Paul A l-lau s band produced the sweet stralns of rnus1c for the large crowd Thrs year due to the drsastrous frre Whlch brought havoc at the Arcadra Roller Rrnk the Commerce Club Was forced to postpone the1r usual Frrst Semester Party t1ll March l0 thereby havmg only one Skatrng Party th1s year The members of the Club and Mr Phee agarn took charge of servmg the 800 boys of the Academy each Flrst Frlday Three cabmets were bought thvs year W1th the funds obtalned from the soclal events One was grven to the Prep staff another Was grven to the Annual Staff and the th1rd to the Camera Club Also a number of Masses were offered thrs year by the club for the students of the Academy Behmd each sports event each soclal event or any scholastrc event may be found the Commerce Club Anythmg whrch IS con nected Wrth the Academy dlrectly or mdrrectly wlll surely be backed oy the club The Club has also lent 1ts equrpment room and tlme to the Prep the Annual and any teacher who wlshes to use the machmes Thl year the Club was lea through another successful season by these offrcers Vrc D1Magg1o Presrdent Rudy Bauser Vlce Presr dent Don Medema Secretary and Ray Schm1d Treasurer SENIORS ROW 3: C. Molitor, A. Pcmerczl. C. Torpey. I. Skellon. R. Fuchs, H. Willems. B. Briurion. R. McCarthy E. Erskine. ROW 2: R. Iberle. IX. Ccrolcm. R. Schmid. D. Turschmcmn. R. Kampcr, H. Dever. G. Gotlstein, I. Dor bcnd, F. Asche. ROW1: I. Olsowslzc, O. Heinz, F. Gallagher, C. Hildebrand, D. Mcdcrna, Mr. W. Phee. V. DiMaggio F. Heiberger. F. Bruns. I. Roberts. IUNIORS ROW 3: I. Agnew, I. Adam. P. Gercghty. I. Bolsornu. ROW 2: C. Aquxlu. I. O'Lecrry. M. Mnrini. H. Martini. R. Mocerin, T. Bruech, H. Glinsmcxn. E. Gaug hun. If. McGuire, I. Anderson. F. Dorff, I. Hanley. ROW1: I. Bod!-rin, E. Mifchell. D. Cc-saric. H. Bcuser. M. Gaughan. Mr. Phee. E. Scherer, R. Kaminski F. Dispensc. T. Monforii. C LQIQCQ Charles Molxto Gene Amclu Arlh r Neumann Iohn Robe is Ioh Sowlnskx Sergen t at Arms T ecxs P eslde 1 Vxce P esldent Secretary Through the efforts ot Mr Deeny a Sc1ence Club has been estab hshed at De Paul th1s year lt 1S a new club founded tor the students ot the school who are especlally mterested 1n sc1ence The purpose ot the club IS to foster an lncreased mterest tn and knowledge ot the trelds ot sc1ence The club started 1ts actrve funct1ons at the begrnmng of the sec ond semester They have adopted a defrmte program to follow Th1s plan has numerous events to develop the screntrhc knowledge of the members The club rntends to acqurre lCiC1l1l1eS at school rn order to further the pract1cal knowledge ot the members rn SpSC1f1C helds of sc1ence A commlttee ot stx charter members of the club drew up a con st1tut1on for the club rn the early part of th1s year and later acted as a membershrp comm1ttee accepttng about stxty members 1nto the club Also th1s year the club has undertaken survey of the lllumtna t1on here at De Paul w1th Mr Deeny s asslstance The ofhcers of the club elected at the begmntng of 47 by the members are Arthur Naumann Pres1dent lohn Roberts Vlce PIGS1 dent Iohn Sow1nsk1 Secretary Gene An1ch1n1 Treasurer and Char les Molttor Sergeant at Arms .q lt TOP PICTURE TOP ROW: P. Kleine. G. Millin, G. Starzyk. R. Klein, R. Ililwood. I. Icnuzik. M. Powers, R. Baron. MIDDLE ROW: W. Arenburg. F. Dyrcx. I. Nickel, D. Iceger. R. Noesen, I. Hamel. P. Nesius. I. Wycxtt. I Husch. W. Schoemuker. BOTTOM ROW: T. Endel. W. Anderson. I. Roberts, I. Sowenski, Mr. Deeny. Mr. Leilel. A. Naumann G. Rnichini. C. Molitor, W. Bruns. E. Burke. BOTTOM PICTURE TOP ROW: P. Vidal. I. Ianuzik. D. Heyden, I. Vilter, W. Rohr. D. Murphy. R. Ohlinger. MIDDLE ROW: W. Schuhmccher, P. Heidlcamp, R. Frey, G. Skelena. T. Wnorowski. I. Flannery, C Clarke, R. Schuh. BOTTOM ROW: I. Malone, R. Schmullz, D. Purcell, D. Kobeski. G. Engels. C. Marschunq. G. Hahn, I. Zielinslci. B, Shields. G. Loucker. ramafic is Q? fr, I I 'gf' 1 41 X 6 jj, Bob Iagert Iohn Vilter Gil Klose Sec.-Trees. President Vice-President Came tlie '4tS!47 semester and Fatner Kirscliten began digging into the ranks of De Paul for talent with which to people his protege, the Draznatic Club. Taken out ot storage and dusted all the year be' fore, the Club turned in a fast, funny snow cn Lts resuscitation when it revived lRcorn Service' But came lune, and graduation and Uncle Sain grabbed otl much ol its lifes blood Wgtn tlie Room Service receipts written in Lclaclc, the Clubs 'xeneracle rncderator started his brain cnild ioreatixng agagn wnen classes resuirged in September. The tirst turnfozits were slcw, cut tgie xarleauins picked up enougfi inernloerslciijc to licid tliegr elections, Tlie victors in tne electoral bouts were lolin Vilter President Gil Klose, V.ce-?rcs.deni and Bob fagert SE'CIGlCY'ffrl-TSC1.E'.,lTCI' 1 -v x -7 A 3 J N im , -1 f .L Z. , .fx if imp CH B ll L ll F an Gallughe V G e F ank Dweye T ees Vice President President Sec eta y The start of the second semester saw the rev1val of the Stamp Club under the gu1dance of Mr Marsola1s the Moderator Mr Marsola1 IS a new member of the Faculty and has prom1sed to make th1s club very 1nterest1ng and one of the outstandmg clubs of the school S1n e th1s 1 the f1rst year the club has been 1n ex1stence s1nce the war the membersh1p 1 small The boys chosen as off1cers were lerry Gruenke the speeulf d1m1nut1ve left end of the vars1ty was chosen as tl1e VICE Pres1dcnt For Secretary they pmked Frank Dweyer r1ght end of the football team The Treasurers post was taken by B111 L1ll who 1 a memb r of the var1ous clubs here at De Paul Iudgmg from the cho1ce of these boys the club has at 1ts head good students and good athletes The purpose of th1s club IS to f1nd th h1story beh1nd certa1n stamps thus educat ng themselves w1th fore1gn and domest1c affa1r Mr Marsola1s the moderator of the club says If the ofhcers Work as hard for th1s club as they drd on the athlet1c held the club w1ll be an overwhelmlng success th1s year and the years to come i i r r Ierr ru nke I r r urer A - ' ' r r . . . ' . C guard of the varsity football team, as their President. Frank Gallagher, , - l J . . ' ' ' , 's e . Page SIXTI' one jk mein Olfl With the coming ot this years annual, De Paul Academy marks its fourth straight successful publication ot its own Year Book. ln the past it was customary tor the Academy and the University to publish their year book together, however, tour years ago the Academy decided it was about time they publish their own. With each succeeding years the Demon has become better, This year many pictures ot sports help to make the sport section the best it has ever been. Aside trorn this many new articles have been added, The statt has worked hard in its preparations and tinal completion ot the Demon, The complete success ot its publication is mainly due to: Godfrey Maibusch, B. l. Phoenix, Raymond Schmid, Rudolph l. lberle, Francis Bruns, lohn Adam, Charles Hilderbrand, Francis Heif berger, Rudolph Bauser, Charles Molitor, and Paul Bruns, The Demon stall takes great pride in being able to once again, successfully, publish their own Year Book. They believe it was the coeoperation and teamwork between the Demon statt that made this years annual the biggest and best it has been during its tour years of independent publication. TOP ROW: O. Heinz. Assistant Editor: R. lberle, Assistant Editor: G. Maibusch, Editor-in-Chief: C. Hil- debrand. Sports Editor: F. Heiberger, Assistant Sports Editor. BOTTOM HOW: R. Bauser, Iunior Sports Editor: P. Bruns, Artist: F. Bruns, Arrangement Editor: Mr. W. I. Phee, Moderator: R. Schmid, Assistant Editor: B. Phoenix, Associate Editor. C. Molitor. Advertising Editor. Cl llflQI'Cl 6616 Ervin Amslcdl Iames Pecchiu Raymond Eichenlcxub Sec.-Trees. President Vice-President ln the School year ot lQ46flQ47 the Camera Club ot Delvaul Academy rose to the position ot one ot the nicst prozzpnent clulcs izi the school. The pictures appearing in the Prep and the Dezrion were taken alrnost exclusively by the Camera Club The rgse in znezziper snip has shown an increase ot student interest IH photography a happy and a pastinie Iust as in any other organization, the Camera Club elected 1t:'. own oihcers. The boys they chose are very learned in the igeld of photography Their selections were: Iantes Pecchia, President, Ray iriond Eichenlaula, Vicefpresidentg and Ervin Ainstadt, Secretary' Treasurer. The Cairieza Club has been loeneiited the generosity' :rl izie lfothers' Clup We now possess such darlzrcoii. equipment as 57 print dryer and a cold light printer, Cther peneutidl eauipnzent wa: 'zlfga given to the club by the Coinrnerce Club Under the capable direction of Mr. I L, lfcfahe the ::.goierafvr and the officers, tnis is one ot the best orzgariizted clubs Qzi ine :gciy BOTTOM HOW: V. Giacinto, H. Kixschner. I. Wyatt. R. Eichenlczub. E. Amslcxdt, Mr. McCabe. I. Pecchic. D. Cesurio. R. Cxokin. I. Hahn. L. Denz. TOP ROW: H. Kxick. H. Kitchen. A. Naumcmn. T. Irwin, B. Millin. I. Vallee. T. Shack. H. Heimbach. H. Iberle, C. De Prima. E. Heckenbach. A 0lfl09l 6U'l'l Gene AhlChll ll Iohn Hummer! Icmes Mitchell Frcm Helberger Scc Treas Vice PYCSldEh' President Sgt at Arms 1he lvlonogrom Cldb ol De Pdul dr honor org'1n1zo1t1nn of the students Completed 1lS -Second yedr w1th FI succee 'ul record Wl1lCll IG con well I0 prodd of Tle purpo e ot the cl1r 1 tv chc ol So1r1t Gnd cooperomon e clur the eor put 11uCh ture drd e1o spone rdltle to orowde funds for ct school lous to be used lor the trdne worlf 1 CIS ucgeestul Tl1e Second GI'lHl1F'l Holly l 1nCe e Il o1 oc ol ot the club was well rnonoqed the weor and os o eiult ocml uccess ln llll3 dct1ve yeor of the club tney dlsj sponeored the bweoter Donce Wl'11Cll os Ll Sl,Gl ho1d o IJFCJS dttendonce Tl e club llllg ,feor hod the dble qtndonce ol Rea l Glfdlley Xfllf dcted GQ moderdtor ond locultl odvmor Edrl er 1n tne vedr elect on were held drnonq the members Choomng ds the1r leaders tl1e tollow1nq students lcunes lVl1tchell preS1dent lo1n Humrnert VlCG ,ree dent Gene An1ch1 Secretorv Tredwrer nd F dn S l-le Verder if 1 C rnt fl T 1 1 T , 1 1 ' ' 1 , tl y 3- , 1 . 1 ,, is, xl 'fs C l'?l'filllfJlO fa 1 . 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I ' v fm upu- rrjrlm mx lg 'Unk HN ,,, Phu' E, .yr xxviglll gn I,-15174 Vwza. 3 fivfbili, L ' ilmmf' Q 5.45: , 1 ,pirjg gml A 5 Xu I- pzzrnr unlxl ,,,JA.anu . 'O R , .. ilu'-A N N, , - . TH ,gm RTE Q,-,hd gsg g3, gf. PHOEMX + Way r.-i Bob 4 New amp I L1 I., ,KN . cv: Y 1 X Revvv Kar-ISQHTEN MICHAEL POWER? ,T V :QM 1 - ' Q I I H Ah LH' wx agu Long N X 0 0 gfqmg Hvihfrgcr gm ' , , lf. N 0 'mm-x Nw' mill' fb 5-'ILLI ' 'f fly - xxx ' Nglic Dcmons Ii ' ' I we 'rhc TJ... umph. W, - 'N - f-vi I he giillll' stllllui wut Mv '4 'n--V Q U . N ' A V' sa Paul wurul Zll pf-int F 1 etenlier 20, 1946 Av 0 ' , frm' thrfm 4, Thx' I g 'Hp 1 X K'w s -. S 28 to 4. , 0 Q A I X XR t was nn: until the la.. L07 Te 0 du Iypp X Pr FXX Defi' Sante that, ll I Xxlxnkx-, hx five i1:13.y., g - Q Clliililj Lt!.z'03m V I 1, , :tx 'A .35 A'1, 1l9 A fixup.: 1, 41 45.23. ve UIQ ggum: XM. W 'xnxx A x ,af 4 fgimi fdgyly -, ,QV an 'c bxmkncxt YW! ,MU-ry A N,f w.x!' ,N CV A P QQYISS5-CYAXFF 1 -Ciiwfl, 'fi ' I321 'wif T Hamm New Xklur 1 Uv I 'M 'Ak xx 11? ww! im 1 : L':.1-lgvp 14- N . vu ' ww N- x I ,xv -ly.M1+,. . ,fjz 1 p . s Score X, . 1, A Ng ubfmf TH, Time, RA, , , Q.9,C 11168 Cam . X' ' ks? al Junmrw Take ' X17 ' N' no Effiyf I' 7-P2 .S fh 1 ,f' iw! X 1 NLM- ar. 1' ,ouble 1 - ' YM: f f ff, ' Sixth ily , A 0t Q 1 in xv,-1'-'fx f sl ,,,- .xr I A I Wgg, HH 10 DE ' H4 . 10 Wf'rf5lE s 1 , 'I 41 WHH 'L . 3 v ,', I hrra- 'J' x THOMAS SHEEHAN SN JOHN HUMMERT QTHEODORE TSOUMAS 11 fun 0 LL ,1- 'Xa f- .':f1:' Y nhcm hflr I 5, xw-sun Q1 TS- --R infix? VK wi Otto ber Mm HI Nm Yi J 'L K r ring, W v-. - - f r Hwwn November 19-V Y 2' Y Vi! lw I x 'ii gk ' xxx'-x, , .. L'vf 'llfio V -- 348 nip For twentj. z.ve years the ' De Paul Prep has served the students and the school as the voice and outlet of student views That it has entirely succeeded in this endeavor can be recognized merely by noticing its tremendous growth and ever constant student support, lf it had not been for the pupils interest it would have been impossible for the Prep to develop from a Weak one page issue into the strong six page publication that it is at present. ln recognition of the Silver lubilee, an Anniversary Hop was held and was attended by the De Paulites and friends alike. To climax the celebration, a special Anniversary issue was published in May. Despite the continual rising cost of printing and engraving the Editorial Board continued the six page publication. Even in the face of these seemingly insurmountable difficulties the Staff was able to present the best issues that any student of De Paul Academy has ever read. Our moderator, Rev. W, l.f. Kirschten, shared in a large degree the glory and position the Prep has ltnown this year. Through his cooperation and guidance, We have achieved our goal, Q: TOP ROVJ: S. Shields. O. Heinz. C. DiPrimcx, L. Den:. D. Purcell, I. Duffy. D. Murphy. E. Burke. R. Heimbclch, I. Sowinski. R. Kowalski. MIDDLE ROVJ: VJ. Lvnch. I. Nickl. G. Hahn, E. Amsiadt. R. Powers. F. Bruns, R. Elfwood, W. Schoe- maker. P. Bruns. C. Torpey. BOTTOM ROVV: I. Roberts. P.. Carolan, T. Sheehan. A. Ncumcmn. T. Tsoumcxs. Rev. Kirschten. B. I. Phoenix. M. Powers. I. Hummert, G. Klose, I. Gilardi. oir ilfff lug- limi Ac iaeriry lf:..,,.r, pride: tzie a.ic:t.e:1 ti' 'fr ll.,Ql'gCf ll 'l'fiyler, his crzrnpleted anattter successtul year Cne at the rnain objections at the Chair is ta furnish the hymns far Friday fslarninq flass The Chair also sariti at hiispitals tfi :give a l.ttle cneer at Christmas. The other public appearances at the Chair were at St. lflargaret Marys Church and at the Christmas and Spring Concerts. At the Christmas party the Chair sang Christmas carols and several popular numbers, Ct these were White Christmas, C Caine All Ye Pffilllllllt Silent Night, To Each His Cwn, and many others At the Annual Sprina Concert the Chair :sang niiiiibers :siich asa Stardust, lite llaly llaiir Nifilzt and ltriy, ltetiina fl'1f?ll the Glciw Warm and several solos Mr rl'aylf,ir was very pleased at the clone at the 'year and lifipeci the choir would contniie ttfz iifffifl i.-.wil-I next 'yfiiir 11:1 rw-tiifl TOP HOW: S. Romano. H. Richter. S. Tripoli, E, Erskine, T. Powers, I. Stoesser, F. Asche. I. Viso. I Sowinski. H. Grohovinc. BOTTOM HOW: B. Lemely. P. Callahan, R. Sheehan, H. Banner. D. Horn. M. Huiduk. D, Cesario. I Gilcxrdi. T. Tsoumcs R. Mocerin. T. Moore. Zim This year as in the past thirteen years the De Paul Academy Band was under the direction of lflr. T, ll. lustus who led it through a very successful year. The band continued to play at the football games, where they ranfi out with many popular marches, The band with their blue Demon sweaters marched on the field on several occasions. The first formal appearance of the band was at the Mothers' and Dads' Christmas Party. They had a beautiful program which inf cluded White Christmas and A Yuletide Overture, The band conf cluded their program by playing Iolly Old St. Nicholas. At the Dramatic Club Play, several boys from the band lent their talent by playing many popular selections by George Gershwin, lrving Berlin, lerome Kern, and Cole Porter. Among other activities, the band took its position in playing at the basketball games where they helped cheer their team to victory by their fanfare of marches and popular songs, The season was brought to a close by the Annual Spring Conf cert in May in which they played overtures, marches, and novelties, including Zampa, Lutspiel, and Sentimental Reasons. Mr. Iustus remarked that he was very much satisfied with the accomplishments of the Band. ro ac'afl'0n 0! fAe igaim P . t F . Aw1f1e::.',' INV Wertftter Avertif , t , , Tire ooeetw 'rr t:11r:'r lkl'I71tlCjI1 fmt tty: F trtft , f. ,-N 1 f.ortLr:uta1ieQtre-ei Aer t.7 I ozr f':t:.er r11tQ1Ger :AJ ff Agom tt ts zrty pr.'.'.1ege to tru gf, I Q., Angst tue ri... of ILC Phu! . 'XQ'13C1i,'-I tor your generous gifts to the Society for tire Proooftfxrvfrt ot the Poitkt Your reeertt omount ot SSN' Urn QS most weleorie Arid t Gig. .rideed cjqrutetxgl ti 'jiig duo tile fztzgderit body fir 'A,' 1i'1r 'gem-'-r'i'1.'.' I T771 Iflllfl. ,ritereeted .z. fleeirix tts' . ,'f'lffl.1 trr 1.21 it gp r : Helter Cflrrtpotgrt ot 3-52150 were very true You ixfite every 1'Ci15Lj'I'L to oe proud of your boys Your totot otmourxt time yeftr :ei ' TF Ti ff! 'T , ' 1 Qndeed griztefxx. to you I laerpe yrmtr orreil fir jsrxzrr 'ii Vr.:5etrt1.1r1 7 'fi-. ::'1 .fisstrgri SCCLGT'-U rirrxortqst your Student body will rue very into-,:e:.f,st11Q .zr-a tue rxeedra fire rxurty ond qreot With every be-St '.t.'1SE1 ond ttte rzssurortoe ot my rirzxyers, I remuarr, Sincerely 3 ,ugh . Turret, Ht Hey, Msqr. IATHQES Q. HORSBUHG. TOP ROVJ: D. Ponisi, A. Young, I, Kunz, I. Shack, H. Moccrino. '.'f. Ncstrcmd, T, Shack, P. Mooney, M. Hajduk, I. Sowinski, I. Iunsen. F. Greene. I. Schnizius. T. Quan. BOTTOM HOV7: R. Zucharias, I. Chirchirillo I. Romano, T, Cercorcun. F. Bruns Fr. Fxtzgercld. T. Hamel, T. Weber, E. GGUQTXUH, P. Bruns. I lfl'l 0 tAQ QOJCQI' De Paul found a new and revised A.O.TR. at the start ol this year. This organization was the revised form ot the Army ot the Rosary which existed at De Paul here during the War. lts purpose had been to aid the servicemen by the members saying a daily rosary tor the Welfare and the sate return ol some service man. The revised club this year devoted itsell to the model ol purity, the Blessed Mother. Through her intercession and under her guidance the revised A.Q.T.R. carried on its Work privately. Part ol its work Was saying the rosary as often as possible, even daily The remainder and the great- est part of its work was that of Catholic action which was to combat immoral literature or speech here in the Academy. This Catholic action was private and voluntary. One ot the first works ol the revised A.O.T.R. was the founding and publishing of the weekly religious bulletin At the beginning ot the second semester of this school year the A.O.T.R. united with the Legion ot Mary here at De Paul to act as one organization. Father FitzGeralcl, moderator of the club at the Academy, thought that since both organizaions have the same aim and carry on the same work, it was better to join a world-wide organization as this one with its many indulgences attached. Q. 4 L TOP ROW: I. Lavin. F. Greene. Fr. FitzGerald. T. Quan, I. Icmsen. BOTTOM ROW: I. Shack, I. Romano. I. Schnitzius. P. Mooney. I. Sowinski. F. Bxuns. T. Shack. P. Bruns. Page Sf llllllll of lfkllll f 1 , I ' . 1 K X enior rorn The 6VCI'1lY1'I if Facia ',,' , .Le 57111, 'rag 1l1e da1e .-:et uixde as 111e 11111e fer the 110 111:11 Seruir Prem 11 w It? 1av1s111',' :111e11ded by 111e Seruerfs and 111e1r friendes, The 11110 Q1 111e P10111 was 111e 110101 Moraine 1,'V111C1l 1:1 :a1111a1ffd 111 1111111111116 Park, 11:11 1110 edfgc Q1 1,,'11:e 1w41c1115zar115L re111u11111c 5'5O!'If1111,I'C' The :g11rry1:1d111'1 f1QIIdCI1,l and wa11::: pruvided an 111111r'11 : g11:11cfa12:cre fer 111180 s:11er1c1i11'1 '1'2xg11e '.'.'1,-511111 1 cu111c1 erigcw' 111e i11YCi1IT11f1 v.'a1Ks 1g1a1 1ed arc11r1d 111e 11e1e1 1.fus1c was 111rr11s11ec1 by 1151111 Meeker and 1115 CC1Ck1FfI1Cd orc11es1ra O1 II1G11OW 111r1eS T1'1fOllQ11OL11 1119 e1111re evening 1113 S011 music cau1d be heard, 11111r1i1 1119 gardene W1111 an CT1C1QCl1'111i'1g breeze. The funzer dass 11e1ped 1c :Hake 11115 Tram a j:re'11 :success AS Cv! 11115 year 11:c 11rc111 '.'.'111 be 1,:1111ed 10 Seriiarss and T11Yl19I1t3 OT11'y' Iohn Roberts Iohn Hilkin Daniel Murphy Michael Powers Charles Molitor The Frezx C'c:tp:11g11ee 11Q1S 'fear cerifsted cf the tlgree SQTKCY cis cerfs Da11ie1 1.1i1r1Cl1',', 1f11cE1'1e1 Powers, arid Francs Hemerger, plus fizree ether we11 known serixizrfs 'elm 1111311 T11flT1CS f.feIL1f3r me fain Reherts Unr,re'.'a1Q1i3 ef1cr1s 5:1 121e pan gi 111151 cc1rg:11.ttee1r1 se1ect1na 'W ev:-g1fs1te ffjflffi :rid fi: 1h1e has rzizje the e'.'e:,:1f1 3 rr ff r 'jf r. 'P' ' Y 11' If-nr.,-1' W0fAer5 , U page Se Mrs Iacobson Mrs Harchanck President Vice Pres Mrs Harvey Mrs Hurrxngton Secretary Treasurer W1th a decade of truly phenomenal progress behmd lt the Mother s Club has estabhshed 1tself as a defxmte factor 1n the growth of the school ln tts ten year htstory the club has repeatedly set for ltself greater and greater tasks along the ltnes of 1ts twm goals the promotton of the three way understandlng among parents teachers and students and lmprovement of fac1l1t1es at the school The fact that these goals have been so successfully attamed IS a trlbute to the loyalty and 1ndustry of all present and past members of the club and to 1ts moderator the Very Reverend Edmund R Vohs C M Hlghhghttng thls year s act1v1t1es was the mstallatlon ln the school of the mtercommumcatton and clock systems donated by the club The mothers also 1o1ned wtth the Dad s Club 1n presenttng to the school a publtc address system and mov1e prolector for the aud1tor1um and equtp ment for the football team lnstallatlon of ofl1cers last Sprmg opened the year s soctal calendar At a dmner dance rn the Webster Hotel Mrs Stephen lacobson off1c1ally began her second term as prestdent of the club tary took over the r new dutles and Mrs lohn Harrmgton began her second year as treasurer Dlrectors of the Club thls year were Mrs S Romano Mrs lames Malone Mrs H Hahn and Mrs I Quan Durmg the year mothers of each class met at partres the Freshman mothers at a Fall tea sen1or and Jumor mothers 1n a Jomt Wmter affatr and Sophomore mothers later m the Sprlng The two annual events the Harvest Party and the Courtesy Fund Party were agatn successfully sponsord by the club Pomtmg up the years regular meettngs were the Open House at the o gtnnmg of the year at whlch tlme mothers and dads of freshmen were shown around the school an address by Rev lohn Murphy CM at the February meet1ng and the party held by dads and mothers at the yomt December meetvng e lu l - . I . Mrs, Thomas Harcharlck, vice president, and Mrs. lames Harvey, secren , r i A , . A w G . . . , A . l ,V TUV' O Y i VY T ig s . v x f- . - J 1 , f fb , Y' 'X ' f - ' if 4 8 , f 1 I -,323 1 ' Q 4- .1 . QFVN' E -f-94' Q 'z 1-1 .- ff , , -, ','1.- 3 ' ja. ' , id , t ' . 4 1 4+ - 'ri ang? J ' - 55' of-Q 7' ' EA: 3145, 5 4-,. ,F i ev.: 10' A My b an ,, : -bk f if' Q wiv '- Lg, .r-1 - 'f M N . ', ' 'V' L 4 v-1 .f, ' 5 'N :' 2 W 1 I . 'IX Q if 'Lf W X X X ' f ' - I . T2 ' ' f id, . L A N r .5 V W Q I R , X J! -, Q t ,. N n Q11 - Q ' . .A . ' X ' ' ' K u Iiifff. ' V v d F , Ig x-yM,,f 4 s-'X ' riffs' J 0 5 5 5 TRY? F , LS gg, I 'v ' 'X 9 vm, ,Lv -si -nv 'rlrw -we vu 1 u K Mr Bauer Mr Rersel Presldent Vxce Pres Mr Taylor Mr Schnlhus Secretary Treasurer Ianuary of thts year marked the Tenth Anntversary of the Dads Club Today wtth the membershlp at an all ttme htgh and a stzeable treasury balance we turn to the past and congratulate those whose vtston and fore stght lard the foundatlon for th1s successful organ1zat1on Now as then our goal 1 to put 1nto effect common sense 1d9ClS that beneftt the ma1or1ty of the tudent body and to encourage parents to take an acttve tnterest 1n further1ng vanous act1v1t1es that prtmanly are outs1de the Junsdlctton of the teachtng staff Last year through the student body a constderable sum of money was ratsed for Academy needs and the students themselves earned tn excess ot four thousand dollars Thts was followed by a three day carnlval conducted DY the mothers and dads Thts effort Wlll be repeated agaln th1s year Thus the burden of ra1s1ng funds IS not put on the parents 1nd1v1dually Both Clubs have been helpful tn promot1ng and supplylng equlprnent for athlettcs and encouraglng and f1nanc1ng other student projects ln cooperatton wrth the Mothers Club we are undertaklng a most amblttous program the erectton of a gymnas1um for the exclustve use of Academy students Plans have been formulated and approved It IS esttmated that the structure wtll cost IH the netghborhood of 315000000 based upon present day butldtng cost W1th1n the next few years 1t IS our fondest hope that ground w1ll be broken for thts colossal undertaktng lncluded tn the plans IS a swlmmtng pool so that some day De Paul wtll be a leadlng Contender ln thts sport One can readtly understand frorn the above that through the combtned efforts of all parents We can ach1eve any goal we destre to reach Bestdes the beneftts that the students rece1ve through the Clubs efforts the members obtan someth1ng that cant be nseasured ID dollars and cents fnendshtp lt s a genutne pr1v1lege when one can meet wtth th1s ftne group of men and women who are helptng to make better ctttzens of our growmg manhood P11 . . 1 1 I - ' 1 1 .P . . . . . 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' 'J' f A-F pi F, , 3, ,Ig X , n , V ' YE: 7:34-ffi' x ' ,z,. fl '? gif-' 4 ef 1,55 r ' f --, 5 - A , iz ye 1 4 f.,..-5-I 11 M, , ff -f' ' I ' ,gg A a, gi, .5-f-, - .fn A 1 ,I -if 7 Q- ,Q-,- , K xnv A , - 5 f7.'.,,, I ' .I 2---1.-,ell I 1 i N 3 rx F omquey CO0I 6Alfl6Lf0I 0 f C15 Father Oltflalley was appomted to the otrrce ot Coordtnator ot Athletrcs at the begrnnmg ot the school year He succeeded Father Ryan who prevtously hed both Jobs ot Drrector and Coordrnator Fr O Malley s dutres mclude the SUDSTVLSIOU ofer the general conduct ot the athletes Fmance and expendttures are also rn these hands ln add1t1on to thrs he 1 me clergy representatwe rn Academy Sports Father has well fult lled hrs otftce and IS a Worthy man for the ob Much credrt rs due to Father O Malley for hrs work ln the Ath lettc Department He has al Nays been lnterested m sports and rs the present moderator ot the Monogram Club He was the former mod erator ot the SWIININUIQ team ev. . ' . 1 A . f . ,. . A . 1 . , , 1 . , V , . . . . . . , .G , I .Y . , ,J . . , . . . , 1. t Q . . . . . Y , . . . X , . . Emil' M FakMcG h U 0Ci0l 0 .!4fALflC:5 In hts scond year at De Paul Academy Mr McGrath was ap potnted D1rector of Athletlcs ln th1s capac1ty he has superv1s1on over all ma or and lntramural sports He also 1S ln charge of purchasmg and taklng care of all Athletxc Equ1pment In the short tlme he has been at De Paul he has done more than h1s share for athlet1cs Through h1s untmng efforts he has succeeded m bulldlng hne basketball teams and has revwed much of the school Splfll whlch has taltered 1n the past years He IS a promment member of the faculty and lS well hked by students and faculty altke Bes1des coachlng basketball and bemq Athlet1c D1rector Mr McGrath also teaches Latm and French Px 1 . X . r. r n rat 0 K 0 I K ' - i . . . . , . , , - , . , . . f, qf' lf' ,MLM HW Mr Phee has been a rnemoer o the Athletrc Board srnce rts orrgrratrorr rn l9Lt5 Very te v rren rave done as much for athletrcs as rras lflr Phee llrs vrgorous p r sonalrty has been a arcat ad rn tt development ol school sprrrt dcrrrna these year hrs rnrrrrng efforts rn thrs reaard have made nrrrr a pror rnenr member ot the De Ba l Athletr Stall He has e c Jracged by hrs con tart appearances t all scho l at arr the scrrool sprrrt whrch has lona been a vrrbol of le Paul tradrtron ln hrs fourth year at the Academy Father Brennan was Justlv appornted as a board member He has always been athletrcally actrve at De Paul and rs one ol the most respected teachers rn the school He rs also harled as one of the frrendlrest protessors and never hesrtates to lend a helprng hand He rs lamrlrar wrth all school actrvrtres rn whrch he plays a maror role De Paur rs proud to have a man ot hrs calrber rn rts mrdst Rev E Be '1c:'1 The lamrlrar lrgure of Fr Drlrberto r unlfnown to only a few He has al rays partrcrpated rr ports rn at least some remote way He was the oraarrr e and moderator ot the l945 Golf Team He rs a trr e crusader ot school prrrt Durrng hrs stav Fr Drlrberto has proven hrs rnterests rn all that concerns De Paul Fr Drlrb rto could rrahtly be called a true sportsrnan Although only a Freshman at De Paul Fr Grllespre rs already tarrrlrar on the De Paul campus Hrs frrst athletrc opportunrty came when he was appornted tem porary moderator ol the Cross Country Team Because t h s ne sr vvrng he as become a potentral perma rrent trxture of the staff By showrng hrs rnterest tn all :tt lctc endea ors hr JOY! s be 'ra apprec ated more and more by the Student Body darly We hooe hrs stay rt De Paul x ll re a Iona and pleasant one Rev W Grlc K6 W4 12,1 m.,.,lf.,,, After graduattng from Austtn H1gh School where he was an All State end Mr Naughton played for Rochester ln the Western New York League He coached for one year at St Ph1l1p and then Went to the navy After be1ng dt charged from the navy he came to De Paul Wllh Mr OBr1en Very few schools have such a talented ltne coach a Mr Naughton and hrs sptrtted coachmg as def1 mtely a strong asset to the De Paul coachmg staff Paq Flat ,'fc-ur W 013.01 Recogmzed as one of the ftnest coaches 1n the clty Mr O Bnen came to De Patl after ftve years at St Ph1l1p where he won hrs fame Before coachmg at St Ph1l1p he spent two years at Loras Academy mn Dubuque Iowa He attended De Paul Umvers1ty and graduated 1n 94 Mr O Brten drd a good Job tn makmg boxmg a suc ce s at De Paul l-e not only set up an mtramural pro gram but also orgamzed a boxrng team of the top boxers m the school He IS al o a Freshman Math teacher W Pm! Waff , Much of hts reputatlon was recetved at De Paul U Where he played football rn l935 36 37 capta1n1ng the team 1n 1937 The followmg year brought htm back to the Umverstty as a freshman coach He rematned at th1s pos1t1on unt1l N30 when he wa appomted asststant varstty coach He Went to the army and after bemg d1s charged came to the academy as Freshman Football coach and Freshman hlstory teacner He was very eff1 cxent as the freshman coach and drd a thorough Job m teach1ng hts freshman the fundamentals of the game 7 l I'- . I . . , . Lf- . . . I U ? I . , . . . . , . S , A - I . - l U .F . .J . . . . . , . ' l'. 'Nl' , , , . .. . V Q . . . , , . . FF AY ,, 1946 57.,.,1L,,f7 1946 BOTTOM ROW llc-it to rightl: Hackcl, Aguila, Behrendl, Spencer. Schaeffer, Hiberger, Gruenke Monforti. ROW TWO: Potruz, DiPrimu, Long, DiMaggio, Medemu, McDermott, Behrens, Masterson, Schroenek Sweeney. HOW THREE: Ncughlnn. O'Brien, Sweczyk, Steiner, Hough, Dorian, Harrington, Hummert, Cook, Scxbe tells, O'Neil, Gallagher, Father O'Mclley. TOP ROW: Dweyer, Mooney. Fergus, Rohde, Klein, O'Sheu, Heyden. Vllnoroski, Clark, Heidkcmp, Boll ea ug wvig Af joofga Spring pract1ce did not permit ol great hope with only seven let- toriiien returning to form the nucleus of the teaiii, Because ot the lack of size and power the T Formation was installed and this chanae was one ot the main factors tor the poor showing during the season. The players were unaccustcihed to this style of play and by the tiizie the season opened they did not yet have it perfected. Even though our teazn was not cf championship caliber, it still had much support frcig the student body. The rnerribers ot the team were at practice daily and '.-.' orlzei gust as hard as any other teani They are just pri demand for a tribute we wish them rxucn better luck LIT seasons tc ccrxe l.'Ji.etE1er the odds are great or sinall there is af.-.'a','s cne assurance that faigl '.','1ll play football as long as their are eleven rtien if play if as 'lf Barney Behrendt Don Hougm .HFS quila Q-I EQ. Bell ,CL9-11 ,f 1' H 3 ,F 101 55+ 3-st Q I I Joe Qu: lnvr 'nb' Kf- Y Di Bob Ma fi 3 v- fig.. ,I'.v.!.eC X. --.rzffi JZ' I gg f 3 fm Q gf - Q2 5 ML Ma --',.-.k------- - f gg i P EW U Q 1 ,Til A wry? qgygfgx Y . 3 4 5 Q in Q: ff- A + , f-K M f' 5 ffm! PW . ' ' 3 Q39 ' 1 V 2 ,W -wg, - -f ' ., www, . All: 5 'T 1 5'vfw'4'Fei15 ' '96-fx QW -,r5xf - mf M 1, 1 A,,g3A7j ,Q .9141 Wai '-'SKID '14 . fs 3. :V , w A' Y 0 ' qu , 'P .Q 3.3 U A ' f Q ., fr 13 .' '.. I ' W ' . .' .,-, 7499 yu gas k ' '5 -si H v -c -' -.x .9 ul QUV iiyiiallmfa mf nf' WNY- . '. 1' Q I.- 'F A vtrgiravc Tx Rik, K lg B'- f ,xi I .-f,4.f 3 . , -' - , ' r' 111' M H W' 1 J 'l9J!'- X nl Q Q J ibflig A T 5'w if TQ . 1 bf 1 E uf f , W .dk N f QW 2 J' 5 . 34 ff . W A .la W A ref' Q Q Rip w I' Q x-U. M pf W... ,. , , , , My .,.,, I , 4 .r -W, .w 1, A M. 'ggi ,H , V., . ' 51 'igny 1 . ,fx Q ,gh 7 ? ,Q-lags -Qfwzw amiiuwmmwmfxnggsmwlhu .. 0 , I-'54 .. A ' M - 1.- Q ? vga A 'I ' :Y ,, 7 Q 2 1, . x, ., ' . 1 ,ff - ' ' A --Lp 'X' , ,. Q, W ' Q K, . .35 . , 4 1 s, JY' K- 6 r I ' -N r ,L A' In ' . ' N . , 1 . Q --N. , fx , 'l,v. qfn ' '55 3 D fy,-ffl 7 n I ,,-' WEBER 19, DE PAUL 0 ln Qts fist leggue gorzie the N346 edition of the Blue Demons felt ct 19-O deleot. The De- mons kept tlie Red Horde on their toes by getting within Webers lO yord line three times. Weber led ot the holt olter good defensive ploy on the port of De Poul. The Weberites scored their second touchdown in the third quorter. The Demons blocked the attempted con- version. They ggoin hit fooy dirt in the lost quorter. By smoshing the De Poul line ond kick- gng tiie ep-Lire point the Red l-lorde completed their scoring for the ofternoon. ruxli . A 'Q - .Iv -'A l-,IQ DVM ex Ml A wil' is W 1 5 K N r U ,wg ' 0v'QuV5 ', gin hi 'Q-v-' -.n' 3 1 7 ,fi 5 v,. f , 1 QQ ff 1' K z ' a - I NX :sou ' 1 7' f- ' 3 5 'ff . if M 1 K . A INN,-f Q Q .. ,. 3 J p q , , . A. fl 4 v ,Agk 5 Lam. 'Q .g k s l ', QQ 1 N , 9 1- .' M , - x Y i, ! ' 6 w '- A ff Q ' f an 'mf 1 .M I lv W' , X Q ' 5 ' fa , ' Q Qi I af, .JA Q T 4.39501 , E Jr' ' Q 1 sl .X 51' H 1 ' 0 V ' ' N 0 Q 41 ,QJQ3 is - K I A x 'xi rd ...fn A . . W, -K ,sub ,L K' K X A . ' at ' B71 My W. - V- M ,iff r .p, 5 ' , 4 Lv lm' ,, . 1 1 ,,4,A.,.n' I ,Qfku X ff P DE PAUL, 6, HOLY TRINITY 0 De Paul drew l-loly Trinity as its 3rd league game of the season and took an early 6-O lead the only score of the alternocn. After Dan l-leyden s SU yard run oil-tackle, lohn Hunt- rnert carried the ball to the 2 yard line. 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'-5? fi 4 f d '-..v :fig w j,y ' gwfysgyk g fl ' Q , x'f' Q ' Jfyfjg Qgyffij . f g 4. at wwf - 2 .ffv ' 1 ,WM A Nd, is V Q K- - M- V -f f:..,1:5:x,gx f - .r Q ' 1 jI 0:5Al'Yl6llfL g00l66j Again, as in past years, the freshmen produced a iine team. Under the director ol Paul Mattei the Freshmen won two games while losing the same number. Their victories were over De La Salle and Weber. They lost to St. Philip and Holy Trinity, Although all were good players the most outstanding includedi Lee, Dwyer, La Pariese and Merigle at ends. The line includedi Kenny, Chassee, Capetti, Handler, Wasne, and Scadutto, ln the backtield there wereg Burns, Okon, and Wacholder, asses. Weigle. Clifford. Hurt. TOP ROW: Wasni. Furinellcx. Hankler, Lu Plante. Ch LHIRD ROW: Fr. Gillespe. Capetty. Scaduto. Muti. Strung. Werner. Iennings. Wacholder, Boin, Coach attei. SECOND ROW: Parisi. Scswendinger. Leo. Kenny. Brennan. Rogers. Peterson. Byrnes. Mc Donnell. Tate. Mgr. Murphy. BOTTOM HOW: Mgr. Skoda, Erskine. Okon. Hickey. Mgr. Aulelt. DE PAUL vs. ST. PHILIP The ponies traveled to St Philips stadium to meet the Gaels The Demons camo out '11 the short end ot a l3-U score as the game came to a close. DE PAUL vs. DE LA SALLE ln this ganie the Freshmen slaughtered De La Salle by an l8-U score Peterson and Lee were individual stars in this game. DE PAUL vs. WEBER De Paul won its 2nd straight game by defeating the Red Horde freshmen, 25 l2. Peter son again starred by throwing two touchdown passes and scoring one touchdown on fi quarterback sneak. DE PAUL vs. HOLY TRINITY The l.ifglit'.f.'ei'ilit-1 lwxt this 'ifziiie l? Vi tru cwzzirwlete their -tcltoflixlo ml rx 'cfrefl the triiichclown 7. cv J' ' x lm! 358555 4- - v ,gq-gzsfq 'sq N:-+ 2' f.'f.'4' '- . K . I gui' may If os!- ax L 1 J? , 32 L54 1 '-f - A. ' fm- if 1, M sa : v A A ' ' .'r':L.,f 'J'1g',xl..,,, ..,,...5'3g,,, I MQ 4' f I . . 4 '-ffxxgsx ,E L qiwb -1 i-LQIQF V Ie :Q an I X . , -, ' g . . f A - ' I , V V K A it? ' ha I AP, I MQ ' 5 Umyig -'s A I S y ' ss' -X X ' ,, 4- O Nl - 'gan 'W - - M' .adm-P -4-U'-r O .H ,.,. -- fl f I . 'I .- ,t Q- '1itH K 8 'Q ww- ... A I 5 f W H3 .A. f w. ,M,,, 3 - .. -i A A 4 1 , gg 'X-ff A fr- 1 ' , sl i. Y f ' x Q ,. xii up H V I 7- 'Q 3 'a if ' Q X N' x'f f 'f ' i ,' y'fN xx ,W X fx . N I . v 4 ...N3-'A ' nv-' d l'0 x .. .--lv ,,,h-it QM ,,.. I 47' ' 'Y .,..,vf - amify joofgaf podfer AGUILA, CHARLES' BEHRENDT, BERNEY' SCHAFFER, BOB' SPENCER ROGER HEIBERGER BUD' GRUENKE IERRY PROTRAZ BILL DI PRIMA CARL LONG GEORGE DI MAGGIO VIC MEDEMA DON MCDERMOTT IIM BEHRENS LEO MASTERSON BOB SCHOENEK GLEN SWECZYK DICK STEINER IOE HOUGH DON DORIAN, IACK HARRINGTON. IOHN I-IUMMERT. IOHN COOK TOM SABATELLA IOE ONEIL IACK GALLAGHER FRANK DWYER FRANK MOONEY PAT FERGUS WALLY ROHDE WALLY KLEIN BOB OSHEA PAT HEYDEN DON WNORSKI TED CLARK IACK HEIDKAMP PHIL BELL ED J jrea men g00l6Cl, xoalef WASNI BOB FARINELLA CHUCK HANDLER FRED LA PLANTE ROLAND CLIFFORD GERRY CAPPETTY RONNY SCADUTO LENNY STRANG DICK WERNER IOE IENNINGS IOHN WACHALDER DICK HICKEY LARRY BOIN RAY PARIS! DOM SCHWENDINGER CARL LEE DICK KENNEY WILLY RODGERS CORNY PETERSON HERMAN BYRNES IOHN MCDONNELL IIM TATE FRAN ERSKINE IOHN OKON HAROLD DWYER PATRICK T 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -L 1 1 1- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 -A' 1 1 1 'I' 'k 1 1 1- 1 1 'K 1 1 Q A- 1 1 ' Leiterrncn i' 1 - 1 u 1 1 41 , +1 1 1 Q 1 - 1 CHASSEE, DON' BRENNAN, DON ' 1 1 i 'I 1 1 v1 41 1 1 1 1 1 1 I - I 1 -r 1 1 1 1 1 ' f X7 'ff dnl OCLC 85 W W graft l11 eltoctwe t1tor1ng loa Vethall to the plafers th1 yc ar tooul as tn bla rec' on 1 1y t1e sen1ors tool' t1e Nort 1 Senhon Cl1arnp1ons11p llll year ll1 acute kno fvlelfge ol ba kethallt kno Jn through tl1e c1ty and ts respected l J all who como n Contact 1th Mr lf'cCratl1 al o carrre tl1e l1ard task ot Athletlc D1 o tor whrch marie 1 x ork at tl1e llcademl almost and ct1roct1n At 1let c he also teacho Lat111 and French at tne Academy l'r Vcflrath ha done a tlne told and a l1o t ot appre 1at1on lS duo hun 144 3 am, Words could not descnhe tl1e endless Nork Mr Tracey ha done tor Del-laul He has orqan17ed and drrected one ot the pest 1ntra1nural programs ever seen at DePaul Mr Tracys Work doesnt stop here but goes much tar ther l-le coaches the bantarnw 1aht and llYWQ1Ql1T loas ketloall teams and prepares them for vars1ty COIT1D6l1l101'1 He atds ltr l4cGrath d ll na spnng p act1ce tor the varstty clups and dl o 1s the phvs1cal eclucahonal course teacher whrch was mstalled upon lns arr1val at the acad emy Many thank are due o lonys ttne wfr s In wtflrlu 151 P. C 1 -uv 'r w A Fw' f-l Y , Y V 'D S ' , 'O Q vl' l' ' .1 , ! I . K , . , L 1 1 c f, .,l tt S . 1, ' 't.fyA s v ,. A X if , 1 . ' W' it. , . 1.1 1 1 S Qs .- ' 'r c' ' . 1' ' ,rs lls fu ' - 1' ceasoloss. Besides thoae two arduous tasks ot coaching 1 'L - ' g l - 1 S s ' 1 I . .l tl I 1 52 , l A F A. . 1 . ,, c . I rl I I K 'X L., 1 - 1 Y s ' . Q l t 3, , , 47 . d c 1 u , ' , 1, , 1 1 .5 r ' A l. , 1 FS V, , .' . ff TOP HOVI: Couch Mc Grcth. Father O'Mcxlley, Chuck Allen, Monforli. Mgr. SECOND ROW: Hutmacher, Mann, Kampa, Mulica, Hunn, Seekamp. BOTTOM ROW: Gcughcm, Murphy, Rohde, Tursclxmun. Pulduui, Push, Iucobson. en for Zgadlfefgaf iam After seven years of struggling and fighting the old iinx, the senior quintet has suc- ceeded in capturing the first championship in that span of years. The Seniors took North Section Championship with a record of l3 wins and 2 losses. Their only losses came at the hands of Loyola and Weber. As they entered the play-offs for the League Championship, lfft. Carmel upset them so their season ended there. They still had a great season with a total game record of 23 wins and 4 losses. Very few schools had records such as this, and we think that this team was one of the greatest in the schools history. There was good leadership and they were well spirited. Den Turschrnan did a fine goo at captaining the team, Even with five of the top men graduating, the team should show a fine season again next year because of the strength of reserves on the Senior team. The five men graduating are Don Turschman, a three year letterman in basketballg Walter Rohde, a three year letterman in basketball, football, and traclcg Bob Kampa, a two year letterman fl basketball Earl Hayes, a three year letterman in basketball, and Kent la- copson, a two year letterman gn basketball. lirt- li.: ir- ifln-2 TOP ROW: Coach McGrath, Father O'Malley. Huber, Taylor, Schaeffer, Chuck Allen. Monlorii. Mgr. BOTTOM ROW: Mendella. McNulty. Heiberger, Capt. Bauser, Blumenthal, Roaraty. Hoaraty. unior gcwkfgaf .iam The victorious practice season the luniors had did not seem to carry out into league play. With only four men returned from the X46 squad, and only one of these a letterman, the luniors had much inexperience in league competition, and the going was tough. They may have lost the greater majority of their games, but they never quit playing un' til that final whistle had sounded. Rudy Bauser captained the team. He was the only letf terman returning from last year. The team was built around him with Ray Blumenthal pair- ing up with him at guard. At the forwards were the two seniors of the club, Bud l-leioerger and Art Taylor. Sophomore Marty Huber rounded out the team at center, A fairly bright future is looked forward to with everyone returning except Heiberger and Taylor. 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IACOBSONJ 5 4 1 o'HALLoRAN.1 4 2 5 ROHDE, g 0 0 0 KELLEKER. g 0 U GAUGHANJ 0 0 0 D1-IANA 5 2 MURPHYJ 1 2 4 PASKKER1 U 0 PAsCH.1 0 0 2 STUMP. C 3 5 KAMPA. C 4 2 5 ROHAN. q 4 4 HAYES. C 2 3 5 PIET. q 2 4 HUTMACI-iER.g 1 1 2 Wifi TURSCHMAN q 3 U 2 1 I4 2:1 MANN C 16 12 21 TOP ROW: Houzan, Cliniecke. SECOND ROW: Smythe. Fieriersel, Pompinella, Hogan, Coach Tracey. BOTTOM ROW: Wacholder, Des Enfantes. Handler. Pittges, Wcshkow. Chassee. ganfamweigAff5 The bantfnxrweiaht basketball team composed ot underclassrnen established the remarlcf able record ot tx-.renty wtns agalnst only three losses. Playing the sarne type ot ball as Coach T.'fcGrath's cagers, the team was led to its decisive victories by Bill Hogan, hlah scorer lor the wlfflfjiill, and lun Gllnleclce, Ronney Flerlersel, Ed Srnythe, and Torn Rouzan, lflxtch ot the credit ts due to Coach Tracey, who turned these fqreen, tnexbenenced boys f, gcproxnxstrtag ','o.1ngsters The httn tloor ayrn was the scene ol rnany triumphs, the bantarzts having lost only one on their Morne court We are lcolcgng to these boys as our future Heavyweight players Tum- 'ln' TOP ROW: Byrnes, Behrendt, Regner. SECOND ROW: Riesel. Murphy. Rathslag. Georgen, Hcflman. Coach Tracey. BOTTOM HOW: Littwin. Domer. Okan. Trainu. Mcxestrcmzi. Alterio. Sulgit. jf weigAf:S The line, typical De Paul Spirit enabled the tlyweight cagers to come out of the tough season with an enviable thirteen won and ten lost record, Late rallies during the games showed that the Demons were always lighting hard no matter what the scorer lflany hours were spent by Coach Tracey trying to tind a winning come bination. The boys took the hard work cheerfully and in their stride. After constant practice, this inexperienced team played its up and down season with that true De Paul spirit. We are sure that this spirit will carry them on to greater triumphs in future years. P1ge'Dnel'l.r.drei Z?cwLefLa! poafem LIGHTWEIGHTS RUDY BAUSER FRANK HEIBERGERH RAY BLUMENTHAL' ' ART TAYLOR' ' MARTY HUBER GERRY McNULTY' IACK ROARTY' IERRY ROARTY' BOB SCHAEFFER' RAY MANDRELLA' HEAVYWEIGHTS DONALD TURSCHMANU' ' WALTER ROHDE KENT IACOBSON BOB KAMPA ' IOE HUTMACHER IACK MURPHY EARL HAYES MARTY GAUGHAN NORM PALDAUF IERRY MANN IOHN PASCH BOB HAHN Page O Hundred SIXIPPH AL MULICA TOM SEEKAMP FLYWEIGHTS FRANK ALTERIO IOHN BYRNES BERNIE BEHRENDT PHIL REGNER IIM RIESEL DAN MURPHY TOM RATHSLAG GEORGE GEORGAN NORB HOFFMAN DON LITTWIN CLARENCE DORNER HAROLD OKAN TONY TRAINA IOHN MAESTRANZI FRANK SULGIT BANTAMWEIGHTS TOM ROUZAN IIM GLINIECKE ED SMYTHE RON FIERIERSEI. IIM POMPINELLA BILL HOGAN RICHARD WACHOLDER CHUCK DES ENFANTES FRED HANDLER IACK PITTGES DAN WASHKOW DON CHASEE L X- 1 at an il ll a l a a a a Q Q Q Q Q l Q I C f Q O Q Tv1.1,p:Lc-tlcrkvxxxri 'I-f.:.,: vii-:Z ,w,x: - ' lrxe .- 1? Q Q ':- ' 5 u' 'Uh '::'N mul' --fag!-5 '- -.. -- - ' -AWS T 'vw 'Qu' ,L-if .-1' Pufge One Hunur fi ew TOP ROW: Rohde, Skelton, Anderson, R. McCarthy, Scott, Lambert. Heidkamp, Henry, Harrington, Hum- mert, Buna, Wortington, Mr. Tracey. MIDDLE ROW: Mgr. Hahn, Sabatellc, Burke, Phoenix, Heimbach, Nicki, Crokin, Giacinto, Piech, T. McCarthy. BOTTOM ROW: Fuchs, Plomin, Zminda, Chasee, Meehan, Lavelle. Anichini, Dispenzc, Bannon, Malberg. Jac galil The call for track carrie and an enthusiastic clan ot students reported tor practice. liflinus the auspices of an ofticial track coach, the boys gave their full spirit ot cooperation to competent Tony Tracey who acted as track coach. Although Mr. Tracey helped the boys in every way he could, there was still lacking the track knowledge ot an experienced traclc man. The senior team placed sixth in the Loyola Relays and qualified only tour men in the City lfleet, They finished sixth in the tinal on the following day The iurigors iared a little oetter than did the seniors. They placed toiirtti in the Loyola Relays and gualified six men and one relay team in the City lfleet, The t1nals showed them in fourth place with l3 points if Hpr. :r Wh 3 ow ST. LEO, MT. CARMEL AND DE PAUL De Paul placed second in this triangular meet with the points running St. Leo SU, De Paul 41, Mt. Carmel 28. lndividual stars were lohn Worthington, Torn McCarthy, Pat Henry and B. l. Phoenix. ln the juniors Anderson and Malberg did superb run- ning in the 3,14 mile. Barney Condon placed in the high jump, broad rump, and sliotput, I B. I. PHOENIX LOYOLA RELAYS Seniors The seniors placed sixth in the annual relays with a total ct l3 points. Walter Rohde was the outstanding De Paul star by taking first place with a 45 toot shotput toss, The other points were obtained in the two mile relay, in which they placed second, and the one mile relay, in which they placed fourth, Iuniors The juniors totaled EC points tc put theni in fourth place lfl ine fungcr Loyola Relays, Cut of lC events the juniors placed in -Q GLCCT. The 32 pants were scored on two second places, two ' t:i1ras one fourth and tnree ffths They were in the Shuttle liurate Felay, tne T13 lfiie Relay, tne Sprmt lfedley Relay, the 3. -t Rf' le o N, iz soo YN 'Q tm., H: lst 1 un, ti.e oroaayump, ...e cb- ara . e.a,, t.ie .gn ,uznp ana tzie Sxotput respectyely TOM BEHNEY lfig-, ,lf.','l l1f.'1f ig .QF ,, N , ' Q sf A l If . l H IOHN NICKL ik' BERNEY MALBURG E'-'Q X 1. 2 f X tsef' ii. Q 3 tl WALLY ROI-'IDE .ry ' 5 A v . fx 4 IOHN ANDERSON ST. MEL, ST. RITA, DE LA SALLE, AND DE PAUL De Paul traveled to Key Branch Stadium for a quadrangular track meet with St. Mel, St. Rita, De Le Salle, which proved to be successful, especially on the part of the juniors. The juniors piled up 50 points with the others as followsi St. Mel 27, St. Rita lllfg, De La Salle l8lf2. The seniors, with 40lf2 points, trailed to St. Mel's 60V2. De La Salle totaled 30 and St. Rita's poor ll. Gig EMA Weef Seniors The seniors qualified only four men in the qualifying races on Monday, lune 3rd, Tom Berney took second place in the 440 yard run, and Tom McCarthy took another second in the 880 yard run. lohn Worthington placed fourth in the 200 yard low hurdle race and also placed seventh in the high jump. Wally Rohde took the only first place by throwing the shotput 42 feet 3 inches. ln the finals Wally again took first place, throwing the shotput five inches shorter than in the qualifying event. lohn Worthington was the only other man to place in the finals and he again took fourth in the 200 yard low hurdle race. I uniors The juniors again surpassed the seniors in track by placing: fourth in the city meet by qualifying six men and placing three of these in the final. lohn Anderson showed the best form by winning the 3X4 mile Championship in 31385. Bern Malberg was right behind to cop second place. The other point maker was Pete Dispensa, who placed third in the l20 yard low hurdles. The 880 yard Relay team also qualified and placed third in the finals, Plqe Orme Hundred Twerit BARNEY CONDON DICK MCCARTHY -.. x x 5 ' - 1 ' . I Q . x if Y W- -- uf, ,Jfvn T l ' . h , tal- fx vs A r' Q 'xi 'Lxx . . W fi A XNRY' P - MS . vt I ,I 7 - I . I h . ly . ' , S we F' P- V 'X -Q 'Q 1 ' ' ' f ' 1 6 Y V ' --A-L-I , K 5 ., , . ,X 9 y . fd.. 4 xl, viii 3 W I 1-.. Q BTU .. J..- 4, mg! '00 .' ity! A 49? ?,1,i-I, 1 was TOP HOW: T. McCarthy. Wieland. Skelton. Crokin. Nicki, McDermott. Foltyn. Phoenix. Fx. Gillespie. BOTTOM ROW: R. McCarthy, Chiotti, Meehan, Burke. Marini, Manella. Bunn, Anderson, Hahn, Mgr. P055 Olfllfl by QCIIWL A Catholic League Championship, a TIMES A.A,U. Championship, two track records, arid many victories are the accomplishments of this years CrossfCountry Team, A loss to Loyola Acaderriy, which was evened up later in the season, and a loss to City Champ, Lane Tech l-liah School, were the only marks on the wrong side ot the books when they were totaled at the end ot the season The main victories were over Culver, Loyola, lflount Clarinet, Harrfacr, and Sczxurr The two records were broken at Riis Park and at Douglas Park, The harrpers have taken a ora step in heading De Paul hack arrxona the real track tearris ol the rrzidwesst Words cannot tell the leelina we have lor the cross country then, si :, irii:r'1ti1l:tgf'ri' :rid tggarikrl ti foul, Harriersl r. Mir Althouah small in stature, he C-'lfllff' rf- recriraea tif sc when it comes to track He led tzie Cross-Country teazr. c a great season, arid, we are auite sure he would have rea trie Track Tearri to a areat season if lf were not for 1112 teacfxna at St lanatius A rrian 1:2 nft aucxved if teach 'rt school and CCWCTE at another lt prf r,':n.',' will nit re 'gntil September when we will aaain fee lf? Butler irri-grid The Campus l-le is an Alumnus of lie Effirii Acadezzf, tina ffarzqpettr: . . , . V v - f.'f9TSlT'v' VJITGYQ HG' 'WTI' CET T1 TYTCK .CVYQYYIYTT Fl? r1QT'ffT'Z USG :CMV ff. Ac.. '1C,.-f UE' Y., .T,,.,C , ., X AXQY 'IQSY f1iSt.l.1IQG K' -s . S 3 I 1 O - I g f4 -,tw , F ,Qu ' f up .AQGIQQ L gf 'vf as fr xfqlhi N f 3 M x N 1 3 A f Ek' -A L M XE' V A e yy 4 Q..,x Q, 4 Q N, . N4 .ga Q if ' ji MVT 'fa 5 if ,gy P 1, . sm, -ur in-.,:,..W I X ' A V 'sq an N110 5 N 'em k B i . I 5 t W -if Q I A 5 I if H l, mil: li B S 1955 ,,,u, Q 4 Cross Country MALBERG WIELANO SKELTON CROKIN NICKE MCDERMOTT FALTYN PHOENIX MCCARTHY CHIOTTI MEEHAN BURKE MARINI MARRELLA BUNA ANDERSON I eltermen R TRACK TEAM ROHDE SKELTON ANDERSON MCCARTHY R SCOTT LAMBERT HEIDKAMP HENRY HARRINGTON HUMMERT BUNA WORTHINGTON SABATELLA BURKE PHOENIZ HEINBACH NICKE CROKIN GIACINTO' PIECH MCCARTHY. T. FUCHS PLOMIN CHEASS MEEHAN LANELLE ANICHINI DISPENZA' BANNON MALBERG' 'I.-v'.-rm.1. . 91064 Rafah MCCARTHT. T.' mx-,,j-5-l xf X Q wimmin The most up and coming sport at De Paul is undoubtedly swimming. Every day interest grows more. Not only with the boys on the swimming team but also for the student body, some of whom followed the nattators from pool to pool, meet to meet. They were invited to the mid-west invitational meet at Culver lflilitary Academy. They placed fourth, The junior swim, ming team was fourth in the Catholic League meet, qualifying five men and two relay teams. The five held on the following day showed all these some and the two relay teams placing in their respective classes. They totaled Zl points, only two behind third place Loyola Fenwick won the meet, with St, Mel taking second place, .I 1 ',1T'.w'LI',', f-iLJI.' gafkogc unior mei Iunior Qualifiers MARTENSEN HOUGH SMITH SANNASARDO 50-Yard 75-Yard 50-Yard SO-Yard 75-Yard Free Style Free Style Free Style Breaststroke Free Style Iunior Finalists MARTENSEN HOUGH SMITH SANNASARDO -ith 3rd 3rd 3rQ 4tl r. E50 Ysrd Medlajr R l I 750-Yard --75-Yard 7750-Ycrd r '50-Yard 75-Yard Tear! 4 :xy , 200 Yard Free Stwle R :JL Urn- elztv Text Free Style Free Style Free Style Breaststroke Free Style 4th ll trxire-fl 'ln'-fv'f'Yt 7fM0!we5f mei HOUGH Sth 40-Yard Breaststroke SMITH 1.31 ICU-Yxrd Breclstsiroke MARTENSEN wid ls? plz:-1 ZOO-Yard Fr? 4??1 ZOO Yud Mpdluv Hefag' Nh IPO-V xi Frm Fftvie R011-.' 3 Tf'H',1fC.Yf-dTE.1T 3' GJAOAC .Sanford Wed Senior Qualifiers Sen1or Fmahsts SMITH 50-Yard Breast Stroke SMITH 4th' 50 Yard Brmwtqtroke E. MITCHELL Diving 150-Yard Medley Relay 4th ZOO-Yard Pre StvWe Re cy 3rd SWIMMING ROSTER DON HOUGH LEN MADD1-:N BERN MARTENSEN IERRY MANNIX PETE SMITH ED MITCHELL HM MITCHELL TOM CORDO RAY HEINBACH PAUL SANNASARDO DON BUNEZ Pu 9 'KL wi' ,K ,. 4'-s .g, 3 'U 5' a Sf -fi T x' W ' Y f M Y V cy 1 I I ,ef 4 -' 4. 914 I Y V 1 Y 4 tix 0 n . V A gy Mffxkn' 'Nl L1 ..' 5 ' X7 nw MW 'T YK W ' ' . 1 1 , au 1 4 5 F1 LEFT TO RIGHT: Peter Kass. Secretary: Fran Bruns, President: Raymond Eichenlaub, Treasurer. De Paul again this year had a splendid bowling league Although there were a few teains less than in the past few years, the competition nevertheless ran Just as high arnong the leagues teams. Under the capable leadership of the moderator, Bev. C. Bogetto, assisted by the leagues president Fran Bruns and his officers Bay Eichenlaub and Pete Kass, the first half of the bowling season came to a close at the Bowlium on Broadway Avenue. The five top men, Strass, Bauer, Ptack, Tennessen and Slclena, had an average range ing from MO to l54. The lucky bowlers that made the SOO Club were Torn Strass, Fran Bruns, Bob Tennessen, Don Kass and Arnie Voltl. The second half of the bowling season found the students every Wednesday after school at a new location, The Lincoln Lanes at Lincoln Avenue and Boscoe Street. The new lanes seemed to have inspired the league according to the averages bowled here. With this slcill and high spirited enthusiasm, the De Paul Bowling League will set a new record of high bowling averages. On Dec. l8, De Paul had their first match of the year, by beating St. Michaels squad by 341 pins. 'U E '9 ilk L.. a- L: fj 45 S 4 47 'C' I'ltI CLl'l'llfLl CL OXUQ ACll'l'll0L0lfL15 Once more De Paul held its intramural sports, but a new one entered the picture as boxing was introduced Under the guidance ot Mr, OBrien, the head Varsity Football coach, this endeavor turned into a great success. Over two hundred boys responded to the ilrst call for intramural ooxers, which was very encouraging The final bouts lor criairipionship honors were held on lanuary li Emerging lrom these bruising encounters, watclied by a capacity crowd, were Jim Filbin, 85 pounds, Freshman, Ted Szyrriczylc, 95 pounds, Freshman, Sain llcndello, lU5 pounds, Sophomore, Arnie Voltl, ll5 pounds, Senior, lohn Madden, l25 pounds, Senior, Frank Smith l35 pounds, Sophomore, loe Carlverry l115 pounds, Sophomore Pat lw'oor2e',', l55 pounds, lunior, lohn Harnngffzn U35 pounds Senior, George Starit 'A.' ic, W5 pcunds, Senior, Don lfedezzia, :geiv':v.'e1giii, Senior V The runnerfups were Pregrass E5 pounds, Freshman fmr Allen, Q5 pouna ie ,rin 'iii Keiiy' V5 ri ind? Ff95i.II1iIi fonn King, lla pounds Freshman Lou Za l itnds, TLIHLCY Gecrize Geirgen, 135 pounds funir foe Gorey l-25 po i,, inds, fig 1 fasferscn, l5S pounds Sfgl1i::.:re Dck lfeveux 155 pcundf, 'nor Walter Fe gcunas FURQCT Toni ffurrzfx :.ei:'.'j:we1gEit, Sophomore Frcrn the results if tire lIffYflII.'.lf'll Boxng Coach O Brier. iirrped a lean. to f 12.e Academy On l.'f': ci YT the teazzz traveled tc St Patrgcics '.i.' here they gave recount of t21e::.sei'.'e,-,p ,,:.i, Sf Fats three ictisi TC tzxee bouts Tins 'fear saw iz :sid fi ' .ri hcxmg owiria i the 1 ,1f,'lf,iQ fondling cf s iicfi Tir: O Brief. Z. Q-X.. ag..xvgfs9-5.5-Q14.'y- Q ,Y sf .W - . 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Jerry Kesrler EdwardJ J Keslle Lours Liquor: Mr 81 Mrs Chasses RoberlS1evens Gerald Rusner Tom Corcoran Leo Denz Mr 8rMrs C H Coll: Gerald Prlles James Fredran Mrs Cora Ramson Mr A J Suffer Mr 8: Mrs JohnJ Sulllvan Mr 81 Mrs D Hond? Rrchard D Hondl Mr 81 Mrs J W Susala Richard Rush Rlchard Sheehan C 5 Junror Englrsh Aqunla M D A Fallr 8: Family X1 Mrs C J Hassenauer Sr Mrs Jrrn Kung Jaclc Kamunskr Tennessen Famuly Donald Sfrong X: Famrly Mr 81 Mrs O J Donahue 81 Mrs 8: Mrs Coolungham Sherman Heman Verman Rnchard Pfrsrer 81 Farmly Mr 81 Mrs JohnW Schoen Mr 8: Mrs PhvllrpSchurlr Ronald Chech Jerome Green Andreas Schullhers Mr 81 Mrs Dan Fredran Mr 81 Mrs M J McDonnell Rem: Lebrauwere Mr 81 Mrs R Trerrnann Ray Walremade Mr 81 Mrs J Bardos Ray Kapelanslu Mr 81 Mrs Paul Schaeffer Roberr Merqens Harry Wall R chard McCar+hy Mr Sr Mrs J J McCar1hy Tom McCarThy Drclr Neveux Bernard Malburg Mr 81 Mrs Joseph Kale Mrs Barbara Adam Chuclr Adam Leonard Kohl M 81 Mrs C H S e WallerJ Ha lr Fam Compliments of Joe Hoban Class of '22 WALLY MLGOVERN Washes Success fre fnlhle LLASS OF 47 Hu Theme Future Lufe C mpl BURKHARD 8: SON FUNERAL HOME W 9 o iments of 2157 Irving Park Road Keystone 7900 Complzments and Best Washes to the Class 0 47 ARCADIA ROLLER RIN K Home of fhe Roller Dancing 4444 N Broadway Avenue CHICAGO ILLINOIS CUIUIJIIIHQTIIS and Best WlSh6S To the Gmduates of 1941 MAIFSTIC PRINTING LOMPANY I 'N PARKWAY PRESS Lwe School Publzcatzons 2839 N Halsted Sheet Chicago IIIIHOIS Blttelw eel 1262 , . . f Q 'I . ll 5 Il I ? w 1 0 J 1 LZI 1 1 1 '. She-ffivlll 'Kvelllw Hitterswef-I 03128 ff ' 5, ' ' 6 . V I 1 ' Q 0 I A Q L K , . I r . .l . U , ,, ., g 4 I I WITH BEST WISHE9 r rl GRADUAIES OIA 47 MARTHA AND EDDIE o uc IN THEIR NEW FIELDS OE LIFE OFFICIAL PI-IOTOGRAPI-IER CLASS 47 2308 Lmcoln Ax enue Phone Lmcoln D900 Compllmenfs and Besf Wlshes CXJ5 ABERDEEN PRESS INC . V . , O . ll has Iwi-n an distinct ple-asurv and prixih-ge' lo mmpc-rulv with the lfalitor and Staff of THE DICNH PN in thc- proilllrliun of lhis Knnuul Q O I'I:. l'If 'k I .I,'.' Compliments of GEORGE SPIES INDUSTRIES, lnc 4140 48 N KOLMAR AVENUE All Phones Klldare 2063 BEST GLASS IRHNGS MXAIDDIE . . C 66 99 . A De Paul Academy Dads Club sends the Class of 47 on thelr way Wlth G0d,s speed I 9 best wishes and DE PAUL ACADEMY MUTHERS' CLUB CUNCRATULATIUNS TC THE SENICRS UF 47 wawwmm De Paul Academy Commerce Club washes success to the Graduates 0 47 X 1ct01 D1Magg1o Rudv Bausel Raw mond bchmld M1 W J Phee Presldent Vlce P1 esldent Secretarv Treasuren Moderaton PqOHddF f 1 Q D0n21ldMedem':s.' s'.'.' .'.' . '.'. . 5 in H, Bn Y-.. . . ,.,,.. .... . , ,,..,..,,, . ., D. ,,,, v. ., .... .. . , ,,,1,.. ,in -.. ,.. at ,.., Lx , ,av J -I,-j,g,,1 rg 'vf J-Q. f f-1M'f.1 ,ij 1 -5' w -V W '21-v ,lnip w - an '-'J 'r-r - A 5.--it :.,i. 5, I V: ,. ..- .. , , V JU. 4:64eSv5!rM'fiZi5'S...1'fZiz3-?!fx93.'5Si'?f-7f:Qrwsqeewfei 54FA.,i:fWTtH-f.1f,.1 muff -rf . '- -1' ' .law if Q...-. ..r.3'h.'.E'b ' sf- NAVAL .,.., 1 f 1..a V H hi. '25 vu' ..4 1. 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