DePaul Academy - Annual Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1952 volume:

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Academy faculty has two professors who have taught nere thas long Through the years Mr McCabe and Mr Deeny have constantly opplued themselves to betterung the tacxlntses of the school ID the field of Pre Engnneerung and Scnence Thus year book then ns dedncated to these fwO men who have devoted a quarter of a century ot self sacrn tice nn order that the students mnght have a sound educa tion Mr McCabe studled engmeerrng at De Kalb Unnver suty De Paul Unlversuty and at the Unaversnty ot Chicago where he recesved has Ph B degree Sunce has cornnng to tt the pount that Mr McCabe belueves It to be tne finest ourse of nts type offered by a Catholuc hugh school un the csty Mr McCabe ns also Interested nn photography and has formed the Camera Club responsible for virtually all tl e puctures appearing an the school newspaper and year b ok Mr B l Deeny the physucs teacher IS head ot the bcncnce Department l-le recelved a Bachelor of Arts de grce at l.oras College and a Doctor of Law degree at De Daul Unnversnty Mr Deeny us wndely recognnzed as mann towing the best equnpped hegh school Physics laboratory an the fetv l-le IS constantly adding new eauupment whuch ac unt tor the claruty wnth which the subject rs taught Cdf l ff? Qig- X i l H' I . L . . the Academy, the Pre-Engineering Department has grown U- cw s c ' ' 1 ' . gl 4 'il +2 - Y , - . . W f Q71-, , 511 ... Q. if : 'X' 6'01lll1Vf.fl',?47l01V -1 o n 1 Rev Comertord OMalley, C M S T D PRESIDENT OF DE PAUL Thus ns the eighth year that De Pa I Unuversuty and Academy have had as theur Presndent the Very Reverend achuevement has been to change tne academic development so that the students coming here become not only well edu cated men but also good Catholac m n Fr O Malley us al ways Iookung forward to opportanutues to expand the educa taonal programs of both the Unnversuty and Academy E D C Q I, I I l Comerford J. O'MaIIey C. M., S, T. D., L. L. D. His greatest Page twelve PRINCIPAL Adm REVWARYANCMAM Muss FltzGerold Mnss E McCarthy Mrs M Ohnen A B Registrar s Off ce Registrar s Office Lxbraruan . . . , . - , , , , . . O Fr Wlllnam Ryan C M the Principal of De Paul Academy IS In charge of the admanns tratuon of the school affalrs Under hum the school has been able to grow nn slze and ' remodeled Fr Ryan IS ably assisted by Fr Fnfzger ald regnstrar who also acts as spurutual ad vaser to the students Fr Welter as the Dean of Dnscnplme With a farm hand he mamtams the dascnplme and also acts as counselor to the students Muss D Mertens Bookkeeper X REV BERNARD FITZGERALD C M A M REGISTRAR REV CHARLES WELTER C M A M DEAN OF BOYS Page thirteen inistrati n ,..,A' Qi Q f E .U C Q 'N 8 The faculty of De Paul us one of whuch every student can be proud Nowhere else can be found a group of men of such hugh udeals and standards untent on realuzung one goal the educatuon of the pupuls un sound Chrustuan pruncuples De Paul Academy has long been recog nuzed as one of the foremost scuence hugh schools un Chucago Thus fact us due to the efforts of Mr B I Deeny the head of the Scuence Department and the domunatung fug ure un all the scuence actuvutues un whuch the students may partucupate Under Mr Deeny we fund one of the very funest of scuence staffs Mr J S McCabe us the head of the Pre Enguneerung Department at the school Through hus efforts the course has steaduly grown and attracted students Hus knowl edge of thus fueld has made the course clear to all students takung ut The Language Department us under Rev James McHardy Behund hum us a staff of trauned Iunguusts wuth no equal un the other Chucago Catholuc hugh schools Rev Frank OMaIley heads the Socual Scuence Department wuth many other assust ants at the servuce of the students One of the newer departments around the school has progressed rapudly and has met wuth enthusuasm on the part of the stu dents The Vusual lnstructuon Department us capably handled by Mr Heung and Rev McHardy Through both motuon puctures and sludes they hope to wuden the students horuzons The chuef unstructor of the Commerce Department us Mr W Phee Under hus watchful eye the department has turned out many fune young busunessmen The group has also helped to remodel the school REV J A BRENNAN MR A CRONIN M A P B Plane Geometry Reluguon Typung Shorthand MR J HANSON MR G HEING Spanush A German Vocatuonal Guudance Vocatuonal Guudance MR M LYNCH MR J MANlOLA A B Englush A Vocatuonal Guudance Mathematucs Latun Page Fourteen F c u I t y 11 . ' ' t' ' . . .- Q . . 1 - ,g J u lu J, ii J MR. P. DEENY MR. P. FALZONE REV. W. GILLESPIE MR. W. GORMAN A. B., J. D. A. B. C. M., A. M. A. B., M. A. Physics Chemistry, Algebra English, Religion English,Remedial Reading REV. W. KlRSCHTEN MR. E. KREYCHE MR. R. KUNTZ MR. J. LOBOS C. M., M. A. Englisn, A. B., M. A. B. S. A. B. History, Sociology, History, Religion Speech General Science, Choir Geography, Economics REV. T. MEIK REV, T. MUNSTER MR. J. MCCABE Mr. J. MCCANN C. M., M. A. C. M., M. A. Ph. B. A. B., M. Ed. Civics, Mathematics, Religion English, Latin, Religion Mechanical Drawing English, Remedial Reading Page fifteen MR. J. MCCARTHY, Ph. B. English, History, Vocational Guidance MR. T. O'BRlEN Ph. B. History, Football Coach MR. R. Tl-IOMMES B. S. Biology Page sixteen MR. F. MCGRATH, A. B., M. Ed., Latin, French, B'sk'tbalI Coach, Ati-1. Dir. MR. W, PHEE B. S. Com, Typing, Bookkeeping MR. A. TRACEY, Phy. Ed Gym, Ass't, Basketball and Football Coach REV. J. MocHARDY MR. P. NAUGHTON, B. S. C. M., M, A. Latin, Religion MR. J, RIGGI B. Mus. Band REV. J. ZIMNEY C. M., M. A. Spanish, Religion Phy. Ed. Gym Ass't. Football Coach REV. R. ROSS C. M., M. A. Latin, English, Religion REV. L. ZOELLER C, M., M. A. Mathe matics, History, Religion REV C NORMAN M M Engllsh Lattn Relrgnon M M Mathematics Qelngaon 8 Messrs Tracey and Naughton are the chuef rnstructors of the Physucal Education Department These men are effucuent teach ers helpung the student develop a sound body as well as a sound mlnd De Paul as one of the few schools an the Chlcago area wnth a well planned Vocatuonal Gundance program for the sensors Mr Gor man IS always ready to help the students make decnsnons affectnng school and later lfe Through thus program De Paul IS layang a foundatuon whuch other schools wall follow un tame to come The Mathematucs Department comes un der the supervusuon of Rev Slngleton He ns backed by a staff of Instructors well versed un the formulae of Euclud and Pythagoras The Englnsh Department has a staff who have long taught theur students the correct usage of the Englnsh language Rev Knrsch ten heads thus dnvnsnon One of the most nmportant duvnsnons of the school ns the Remednal Readtng Depart ment Realvznng the fact that tne ablllty tr read correctly and clearly as necessary for sur cess Mr McCann and Mr Gorman have de veloped an untensuve course to increase poor reader s cornprenensuon and speed Re cently the scnool has acqulred 4 new readung accelerators Once agam De Paul as layneg a foundatuon to be followed by other schools It ns bunldung a framework wnnch other schools soon wall follow Page seventeen . . . i A c. ., .A. H ' I U' REV. M, SINGLETON ' c. ., A A. ' , , ' N - 'ff-1' Q ,gf-1' Lg. d 5 1- an gM-Min: inf ,-s.,-, gggr 'wil -if Rm 9' ,x A QAVA flu, if ,ur -'Ns 1'2 -NN -5 is n ' 'n ULHSS L21 a 4 JA , 'tl -V' I 1 . 'xx N ,f '-X Page nineteen Tl1el ADAMS JAMES St Alphonsus Prep Staff Science Club German Club Chour Annual Staff Co Edltor Ratlroad Club President ALLAIN EDWARD Our Lady of Lourdes Commerce Club Intramural Basketball Intramural Softball Intramural football BAC!-1 JOHN St And ew Monogram Club Intramural Basketball Intramural Baseball Intramural Boxlng Cross Country Traclf Bowling Club BANIS ANDREW St Francls Xavner Annual Staff Prep Staff Propagation of Faltb Latun Club BARNES ELMER Immaculate Heart of Marv Intramural Softball Intramural Basketball Intra BAUER JAMES St Beneduct Intramural Basketball Intramural Baseball BEEFTINK JOHN St Bonaventur Swlmmlng Intramural Basketball Intramural Foot ball Intramural Baseball German Club Legxon of Mary Scnence Club BERWICK PAUL St Ferdunan Boxnng Intramural Boxmg BOJAN GREGORY St Edwad Bowllng Club Intramural Basketball Intramural Football Intramural Baseball BONK ALBERT St Wenceslaus Varslty Swlmmnng Manager Monogram Club Commerce Club Rallroad Club German Cluo Bowlnng Club Page twenty 9 I I 1 I I I I I I A I I ' I I I 5 . a 1 r I I I ' - I I ' I I I ' I I I I I I I ' mural Footballg Commerce Club. , . 5 . 1 - C I I ' I I I , . 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I I I fl BONO ALBERT Our Lady of Lourdes BOYK FRANK St Bonaventure Commerce Club BRADY JOHN F St Vnator Monogram Club Sgt at Arms Track Cross Coun try Intramural Football Propagatlon of the Faith Science Club German Club Prep Staff sports ed for Annual sports edutor BRADY JOHN P St Vincent Bowlnng Club secretary vnce presndent Chonr ln tramural Softball Intramural Basketball BRACANTO ANTHONY J St Joseph Commerce Cluo Student Councnl Semor Class Treas Intramural Softball Intramural Basketball BROWNE THOMAS St Alphonsus Commerce Club Student Councnl Intramural Bas ketboll Intramural Baseball Propagatnon of Faith BRUGGER RICHARD M Queen of Angels Track Intramural Basketball Intramural Free throw Intramural Football Intramural Softball Sclence Club BRUNS RAYMOND G St Ferdinand Track Leglon of Mary Intramural Baseball BURKE RONALD A Our Lady of Mercy Track Monogram Club Intramural Basketball Intramural Softball Intramural Football Intramural Track Cross Country CADIEUX RONALD J St Bonaventure Intramural Baseball Intramural Basketball rl X Page twenty one Page twenty two 9 CALE FRANK St Alphonsus Monogram Club Vlce Pres Sensor Class Vuce Pres Student Councrl Varsuty Football Intramural Softball Commerce Club CAROLAN DONALD Queen of Angels Propagatuon of Fauth Commerce Club Band lntra mural Basketball CAWLEY MARTIN St Phllomena Intramural Basketball Intramural Football lntra murau Softball Varsaty Boxmg Intramural Boxmg Propagatnon of Farth Commerce Club CHIAPPETTA ARTHUR St Peter Canlslus Intramural Baseball Football Class Reprc entatuve CHIUMINO PAUL Queen of Angels Commerce Club CIARDELII VICTOR St Bonaventure Basketball Masque 8- Gavel Commerce Club Track Intramural Baseball CLOSE SYLVESTEP Our Lady of Lourde Boxnng Team Intramural Basketball Intramural Boxing Intramural Softball CMIEL RONALD Burr Bowllng Intramural Baseball Intramural Basketball Intramural Football Stamp Club Choir COCOTIS THOMAS St Mary of the Lake Monogram Club Basketball Football Intramural Basketball Propagatuon of Faath Scnence Club Secretary CRAFT DONALD P St Vuncent Intramural Basketball Intramural Baseball Com merce Club Junlar Varsrty Basketball Flyweught Basketball Propagatuon of Fauth I ' I I ' 1 - .I I I 5 . 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I I I I I 1 I I ' 2 ' 1 ' I A I - en DAVIS ED St Mnchcel Flyweughts Intramural Basketball Intramural Foot ball Intramural Baseball Commerce Cub Propa gatuon of Fanth DAWSON JOHN St Angela Football Bantam Basketball Vnce presldent Fresh man Class Intramural Boxnng Pressdent of he Propagatnon of Fanth Intramural Basketball Intra mural Softball Monogram Club Student Councnl Commerce Club DEARHAMMER WILLIAM St Edward Intramural Football Intramural Softball Com merce Club DEASY JOHN St Vnncent Freshman Football Intramural Boxing Intramural Basketball Commerce Club Propagatuon of Forth DE LACY PETER St Sylvester Football Intramural Basketball DEVER JAMES St Genevieve Freshman Football Intramural Basketball Swum mmg Team Captann of Swnmmnng Team Mono gram Club DEVITT DANIEL St Mary of the Lake Intramural Softball Intramural Baske ball Bantam wenght Basketball Commerce Club DIAMOND JAMES St Clement Intramural Basketball Intramural Football Bowlnng Propagatnon of Fanth Intramural Softball Varsuty Track Vlce presndent Bowlnng DOLPHIN PATRICK St Vxnfent Intramural Boxnng Commerce Club DUBES RICHARD St Francrs Xavrer Track Intramural Basketball Legson of Mary Cross Country Intramural Softball Page twenty three O , . 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EHLER JERRY J Our Lady of Mercy Intramural Baseball Intramural Basketball Ger man Club Masque and Gavel Club Commerce Club EISCHEN ALBERT St Greg0fY Intramural Basketball Cross Country Swlmmnng Team Captaln Sclence Club Legnon of Mary Ger man Club Monogram Club Propagat on of the Fanth ELKIN DONALD St Bonaventure Varslty Football Freshman Football Intramural Basketball Intramural Baseball Bowlmg Club Spanush Club EVEN LEONARD St Alphonsus German Club Camera Cluo Bowlmg Club Com merce Club FITZGERALD ROBERT Our Lady of Grace Swlmmlng Bowlmg Intramural Basketball Intro mural Baseball Intramural Football Football FITZGERALD STEPHEN St John Berchman Commerce Club Intramural Boxlng Intramural Baseball FLAHERTY JOHN St Andrew Freshman Football Intramural Baseball Intramural Basketball Bantamwelght Basketball Commerce Club FOLEY JAMES Immaculate Concepton Intramural Baseball Intramural Basketball Intro mural Boxmg Intramural Football Commerce Club Propagatuon of the Falth FOLI RAYMOND St Muchael Intramural Football Intramural Baseball Flywenght Basketball Lnghtwerght Basketball Student Court cul Propagation of the Faith FORDE THOMAS St Alphonsus Intramural Basketball Commerce Club Intramural Football Intramural Baseball Intramural Boxmg Track Bowlmg Page twenty four e 9 , . 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I I I I I , . fl FRITZ EDWARD Our Lody of Mercy Commerce Club German Club Intramural Basket ball Intramural Baseball GART WALTER St Matthias Intramural Softball Intramural Boxmg Intramural Basketball Commerce Club Prep Staff Varsity Football Freshn-an Football Propagatnon of the Faith Latm Club GAUNA EDWARD St Domlnlc Class Representatwe Intramural Boxing lntra mural Basketball Buslness Manager lAnnuall Var slty Football Varsnty Boxung Intramural Track GAZ I NSKI JOHN St Constance Bowlmg Commerce Club Latm Club Camera Club Intramural Softball GEMSKIE JAMES St Matthlas Monogram Clul- Varsnty Football Boxung FI weught Basketball Latm Club Intramural Basket ball Intramural Softball Commerce Club GENOVESE JOSEPH St Bonaventure Freshman Football Scuence Club Intramural Box mg Intramural Softball Legnon of Mary GERATY DANIEL Our Lady of Mercy Intramural Softball Intramural Basketball GERMANN ROBERT St Benedrct Commerce Club German Club Legion of Mary Class Representatlve GLOMSKI RONALD St Vnator Bowlmg Club Intramural Football Intramural Softball Intramural Basketball GOSZCZYNSKI STANLEY St Hyacinth Bowlmg Club Bowlmg Team Sclence Club Intra mural Basketball Page twenty fnve Page twenty s G GRELECKI RICHARD W St Hyacmtn Commerce Club Intramural Basketball GRISHABER ROBERT Schneuder Cross Country Commerce Club Cheer Leader In tramural Baseball Monogram Club Track Team HACKL CHARLES H St Alphonsus Intramural Baseball Track Scuence Club Intra mural Basketball Intramural Football Prapaga tnon of the Favth HACKL DONALDJ St Matthnas Track Intramural Softball Intramural Basketball Intramural Football Intramural Track Award Sc ence Club Propagatuon of the Fanth Cross Country HARRISON JAMES Our Lady of Perpetual Help HASTINGS STEPHEN M St Sebastnan mural Boxung Intramural Baseball Varsuty Track Class Representative HAYES WILLIAM St Genevieve Flyweught Basketball Freshman Football Freshman Class Offlcer Intramural Softball Intramural Bas ketball Intramural Football Class Representatlve HEDRICH MARTIN St Tnmothy Edutor of Prep Student Councnl Freshman Foot ball Annual Staff HEIN RICHARD A St Matthnas Swlmmlng Team Legnon ot Mary Monogram Club Science Club Intramural Basketball Intramural Football HEINLEIN JAMES G St Edward Camera Club Intramural Baseball Sclence Club Prep Staff , . . - 5 . 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I 1 ,s I I I.: I : 1 '- I I - I I I . a I Intramural Basketballg Intramural Footballg Intra- I I I I 1 ' I I I I I ' I I - I I I I I h ' , . 1 - - I I I I I I I I I I xy en HENEGHAN THOMAS St Andrew Freshman Football Flyweught Basketball Lnght weught Basketball Intramural Softball Secretary Sophomore Class Commerce Club Intramural Basketball I-leavyweught Basketball HENKE ROBERT St Vuator Track Football Intramural Football Intramural Track Intramural Softball HERTING ROBERT St Prusculla Class Representatnve Bowlnng Team Commerce Club Intramural Football Intramural Softball Army of the Rosary HOLLERBACH JOSEPH St Mrchael Intramural Basketball Intramural Boxmg Com merce Club German Club Intramural Baseball HOWLEY PETER St Edwa d Intramural Baslfetball Intramural Baseball lntra mural Football IRWIN PATRICK Immaculate Conceptuon Intramural Football Intramural Basketball lntra mural Baseball Intramural Boxnng Boxlng Team Commerce Club JACKSON DONALD St Genevueve Commerce Club Captain Swlmmlng Team JENKINS RICHARD Si' Bartholomew Intramural Softball Intramural Basketball lnta mural Football JENTSCH ERWIN Our Lady of Mount Carmel Intramural Softball Intramural Football Commerce Club JONSCHER GEORGE St Vincent Class Representatnve Commerce Club Page twenty seven I , 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . , . 1 1 1 , . , . 1 1 1 1 f , . 1 1 I I ' T , . - X 1 1 1 I I - 1 1 1 , . , . , . , . ,. , 1 I ' 1 1 1 1 . , . JUDSON ROBERT St Clement Varsuty Boxung Cross Country Team Intramural Softball Intramural Basketball JUDSON WILLIAM St Clement Varsuty Boxnng Monogram Club Cross Country Team Commerce Club Latsn Club Class Repre sentatlve Intramural Softball Intramural Basket ball Intramural Football KABERLEIN JOSEPH St Alphonsus Chorr Intramural Softball KADERABEK DONALD St Edward Commerce Club Intramural Softball Intramural Football KADJAN DANIEL St Vincent Varsuty Football Commerce Club Secreta Prep Intramural Basketball KALAS MELVYN St Sylvester Band Commerce Club Student Councll Intramural Football KASTEN DONALD St Trmothy Latm Club Class Representatuve Intramural Soft ball Intramural Football Intramural Basketball KASTMAN RICHARD St Viator Commerce Club Intramural Softball Intramural Football Intramural Basketball KAZMER JAMES St Wenceslaus Bowling Team Commerce Club Latun Club lntra mural Softball KELLY JOHN St Thomas of Canterbury Lctnn Club Intramural Boxmg Intramural Basket a Page twenty eught e 9 I ' I , I 2 . 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I I I ' ' Q ' 2 - b ll. l l KENNEDY WILLIAM St Clemert KLEBBA RAYMOND St Vmcent Bowllng Club Commerce Club Intramural Softball Choir KLEM RAYMOND Graham Intramural Baseball Cross Country Team Track Team Monogram Club KOEPLIN CLARENCE St Francis Xavner Intramural Baseball Science Club German Club KOKIE JAMES St John Berchman Feature Edntor Annual Band Vice Presndent Masque and Gavel Club Bowling Intramural Base ball Science Club Prep Camera Club KRAFT LEONARD St Genevseve Softball Intramural Basketball KRAJKIEWICZ PAUL St Josaphat Freshman Football Bowllng Treasurer Chess Club Latln Club KRIETER KENNETH St Andrew KUBALA DANIEL St Josaphat Bowlmg Scuence Club Intramural Baseball BUD DENNIS Our Lady of Grace Student Councnl Propagatlon of Faith Commerce Club Class Representatlve Flvweughts lntramura' Football Jumor Basketball ICaptl Intramural Bas ketball Track Intramural Softball Page twenty mne O 1 ' ' 1 ' I I I I , I I - 5 . I l . . I I - , . 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Page thnrty S LAVIN JOHN St Bonaventure Intramural Baseball Commerce Club Cross Country Team Captam Track Team Monogram Club LAWRENCE VINCENT Our Lady of Mercy Annual Staff Busmess Manager Commerce Club LEIDINGER JOHN St Francls Xavxer Intramural Football Intramural Softball LESSNER RICHARD Our Lady of Mercy Intramural Football Commerce Club Intramural Basketball Class Representatlve Intramural Base ba LIERMANN JAMES St Sylvester Intramural Basketball Commerce Club Intramu al Baseball Intramural Football Promoter for Propa gatlon of Faith LOFTUS JOHN St Beneduct Baseball Golt Team Intramural Boxung LOIACANO PETER St Andrew Intramural Softball Intramural Basketball Com merce Club MAAGER MARWIN St Aloyslus Varsnty Basketball Monogram Club Intramural Softball Intramural Football Class Representatnve Monogram Dance Commlttee Freshman Fooball MADER GERARD St Benedict Intramural Softball Intramural Football Intramural Basketball MAESTRANZI GIUSTINO St Viator Intramural Football Intramural Baseball Intra mural Basketball Bowlmg Team Commerce Club , I I I I I I I - I I I ' , . 5 . 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Page thxrty four The REYNEN ALBERT St Alphonsus Track Cross Country Bond German Club Com merce Club Camera Club RICHARDS MICHAEL St Bonaventure Intramural Football Intramural Basketball Intra mural Baseball Camera Club Bowllng Leglon of Mary Commerce Club Stamp Club Rallroad Club ROPPEL GEORGE St Alphonsus Commerce Club Freshman Football Propagotuon ot Falth Intramural Basketball Intramural Base ball Class Representatnve ROTH ARTHUR Our Lady of Mercy Intramural Basketball Intramural Baseball German Club Intramural Football RUSK THOMAS St Edward Intramural Basketball Monogram Club Intramural Softball RUSSO ROBERT St Vnncent Cholr Prep Staff Feature Editor Class Repre Sentatlve SABO JOHN St Alphonsus Commerce Club Bowllng Intramural Baseball SALEMI JOSEPH St Genevleve Intramural Football Intramural Basketball lntra mural Softball Commerce Club SALERNO NINO St James Commerce Club Sclence Club Intramural Football German Club Chonr Sophomore Class Representa tlve Intramural Softball SCANDORA ROBERT St Genevieve Intramural Football Intramural Softball Commerce Club I , . 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SILVIO PAUL Pell'-76 lntramural Softball Track Intramural Basketbflll Commerce Club Monogram Club Intramural Track SMAGA FRANK St Stanislaus Commerce Club Camera Club Bowling Club SMYTH JOHN St Genevieve Football Basketball President of Sophomore Jun nor Senior Classes Monogram President President of Student Council Intramural Softball Commerce Club SNYDER KEITH Our Lady of Victory Varsity Football Monogram Club Intramural Soft ball Intramural Boxing Intramural Basketball SOLGER RAYMOND St Andrew Intramural Softball Bawlung Club Commerce Club SORRENTINO ROBERT St Ferdinand Varsity Football Intramural Basketball Intramural Softball Secretary of Freshman Sophomore and Junior Cla ses Monogram Club Student Council Flyweight and Bantamweight Basketball Propaga tson of the Faith SPALITTA FRANK St. Sebastian Commerce Club. SPINO THOMAS St. Edward Intramural Basketball' Intramural Football' Intra- mural Softball- Bowling Club National Champion l95O' Commerce Club. STEVENS CHARLES St. Andrew Heavyweight Basketball- Flyweight Basketball' Bantamweight Basketball' Freshman Football' Freshman Class Presidentg Monogram Clubg Intra- mural Softballg Commerce Club. STEVENS, ROBERT St. Edward Bowlingg Intramural Footballg Intramural Basket- ball: Intramural Softball. Page thirty-six 9 en STRONG WILLIAM St Genevleve Commerce Club Intramural Basketball Intramural Softball Class Representatuve SULLIVAN JOHN St Genevueve Freshman Football Intramural Basketball Intra mural Football Intramural Baseball Varsuty Foo' ball Commerce Club SULLIVAN MASON St Vmcent Freshman Football Varsnty Football Swnmmung Team Prep Staff Propagatnon of the Fanth lntra mural Boxlng Intramural Softball Class Repre sentatlve SZALACHA ROBERT Nobel Basketball SZATKOWSKI ROBERT St Hedwig Swimming Latln Club TALEND NORBERT St Helen Band Bowlnng THOMMES RAYMOND St Ferdlnand Commerce Club Intramural Baseball Intramural Basketball TOBEY HERBERT Immaculate Heart of Mary Commerce Club Chonr Glee Club Chess Club Student Councul Presudent of the Chonr TOBIN WILLIAM St Andrew Freshman Football Varslty Football Flywenght Basketball Commerce Club Intramural Basketba Intramural Baseball TWOMEY DONALD St Ferdnnand Commerce Club Page thnrty seven O , . 5 ' . , . I I ' 1 1 ' -- , . 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I Page thrrty elght The VAN DE WARKER FRANK St Andrew Commerce Club Rarlroad Club Secretary VANSTEENKISTE ALFONS St Ferdinand Commerce Club Intramural Baseball Intramural Basketball Intramural Football WADE RONALD St Hyacrnth Intramural Softball Intramural Basketball WAGNER JEROME St Prnscllla Commerce Club Intramural Baseball Intramural Basketball Intramural Football WAGNER RAYMOND Immaculate Heart of Mary Intramural Basketball Intramural Football German Club Intramural Softball Science Club WAGNER WAYNE St Hedwrg Track Cross Country Intramural Basketball lntra mural Softball Intramural Football WALSH THOMAS Our Lady of Mercy Commerce Club Intramural Football Intramural Commrttee Intramural Baseball WEBER THOMAS St Alphonsus Freshman Football Secretary German Club Intra mural Softball Bowlrng Scuence Club WERDELL DONALD St Francrs Xavrer Varsrty Football Bantamwerght Basketball Com merce Club Monogram Club Intramural Basket ball Baseball Secretary of Sensor Class Secretary Treasurer of Monogram Club WHITNEY WILLIAM St Genevleve Intramural Softball Intramural Basketball lntra mural Football , . 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'OQ4' 90 Q.:lO Osgf' ...OOO 0 OA. ooo' ' oogn , Q OO wr: +ooo o 9 ,v ,O .I Q0 .O .0 SMYTH Pres DONALD WERDELL Secy jr. 1 x 1.3 ,f Left to right: Seated: McGuigan, P., Adams, J., Werdell D,g Cale, F., Fr, Ryan, Smyfh, JJ PGTYV, R-I KU5l l5klf E Row 2: Bobka, A., Hedrich, M., Diamond, J., Koretko, W., Bokor, J,, London, R., Kainz, J. Row 3: Kalas, M., Tobey, H., Kilroy, J., Monelley E., Silkowski, D., Kilbourne, W., Rusk, T. Row 4: Muscarello, A,, Lovin, J., Dubes, R., Dawson, J., Eischen, Ag Sulliven, M,, LaBud, D. In the Student Council, the desire of the stu- dent body to participate in the government of their school, is manifested. For in this organization, representatives of the student body make decisions concerning the welfare of the school. lt also main- tains the law and order which is so vital in running any school. This organization upholds the spir- itual, disciplinary, social, and athletic standards in our school. This year, under the capable guidance of Father Ryan, the organization carried out all these objectives. lt sponsored several athletic and social activities as well as improving the scholastic wel- fare in many respects. The very capable officers for this year were: John Smyth, president, Frank Cale, vice-president, Don Werdell, secretary, and Anthony Brancoto, treasurer. This year the membership was greatly increased by the admission of the presidents of the various clubs and activities in the school. Yes, again this year, the student council up- held its position as the most important student or- ganization in De Paul Academy and as the voice of the students in the government of the school Student ouncil By Jim Kilrox Page forty-one Page forty-two K' F1- yr Www llls ll' 'Bw ffm FW R 1fw'1fQw L-N is-ww 5 Us of J M J 44-. il I Row l: Hartmann, K., Heiden, W., Hemmer, R., Hoffman, D., Hoffman, W., Holmquist, G., Hutchings, D., lelfel, R., Igoe, R., lllarde, F. Row 2: Jerger, T., Johnson, R., Johnson, W., Joyce F., Jurczak, F., Jurczykowski, F., Kalter, L., Keller, R.: Kelly, T., Kelly, W. Row 3: Kiley, J., Koleno, R., Komin, E., Kotnour, J., Krus, T., Krush, M., Kucharzyk, J., Kutzer, H., La Grippe, W., Lansing, H. Top Row: Abraham, E., Allen, J., Anderson, J., Andrews, A., Aquila, L., Arendas, M., Arens, R., Atra, C., Ayres, L., Baldwin, L.. Row 2: Barnes, J., Baron F., Bassi, L., Bauer, T., Behof, A., Biranowski, J., F h Bogusiewicz, H, Boyd W., Bradley L, Brancato J. r e S In e n Row 3: Brieske, G., Brown, R., Byrne, T., Caccioppo, R., Cafferata, L., Callahan, W., Comes, J., Capocy, G., Carlson, R., Carnes, L. Top Row: Carrol, J., Caruso, J., Ceffalio, P., Cereghino, C., Chenier, D., Clancy, G., Clifford, J., Comella, J., Conway, L., Conway, T. Row 2: Cotter, D., Crane W., Crokin, R., Cronin, J., Culloton, T., Curielli, J., De La Mar, G., Dickman, J., Divita, J., Doherty, J. Row 3: Domke, G, Donaubauer, L., Drehobl, F., Duffy, R., Dumelle, J., Dybala, R., Eberle. G,, Elliott, R., Enger, N., Enzenbacher, C. Top Row: Espy, R., Farbisz, T., Fedro, A., Fiore, J., Forde, J., Formella, R., Frazier, E., Gaughan, W., Geel, D., Geiger, J. Row 2: Geraty, R., Germann, R., Goheen, M., Governale, M., Grace, T., Graczyk, G., Grady, T., Groth, D., Grubbe, R., Guidarelli, G. Row 3: Gurdak, A., Gurney, J., Guzik, R., Haas, T., Hackl, R., Halle, P., Holler, C., Hammer, C., Haravon, J. Harrison, T. Page forty-three penn Qmggwii V www auf Row l Leahy T Lelth T Lendmo A Lleman G Lxermann T Llmburg A Llndemon F Lombard: G Long D Lutz F Row 2 Luzmskl J Mallek W Maloney R Martun J MOSlOSKI T Massaccesl R Meuer T Merczqk R Merngold J Meyer E R W3 Mlkulskl J Mller J Mller J Mltchell J Mitchell T Mitchell W Montalbano R Morgano B Morrlsroe W Mrugacz F Mu loft J Musy R Murrln J Muscarello M McCormlclc E Mc rory G Nash L Nealt W Nncho'son D OBruen M Row 2 OCOnnor T Oheles R Ollvo C OMalley J OMalley M F r e S h m e n OMalley T ONeal F Orchard W Oro co R Osebold J Row3 Packhelser R Palm P Parnsu M Passaglla D Paul C P l Pauly R Pusatern P Regan J Resch Rowl Rltrovato A Rltt J Rogallo D Roppel R Rouzan J R hl Russell T Salvato J Salzmann R Schatz H Row2 Schmntt F Scholls M Schultz J Schutz E Schwartz R grettl R Seng E Shanahan A Shanahan D Shanahan J Row3 Snrecl D Sloan T Smith P Smuth T Smith W Springer Stohr F Struke W Suchy R Swagler G Rowl Sy R Tanner R Thompson G Thoennes C Thorpe Tralna F Tyrrell J Voss D Walle D Walsh J Row 2 Walsh, J , Walsh, R , Walch, R , Walsh, T , Ward, J, Watry, J Weber, L Wegler, G, Wonsowncz, R Wruck, R Row 3 Wurst, N , Zen, E Page forty four 1 ' ., S aj-1, K We A' f 5 'Ya ..'- l ij. 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G' Ga X 'V 1 AAAAA f 1 ,4- an Z ,V 'Eff In 'V WW XF' if '74-I F -5' Vw Row l: Huske, P., lmburgio, J., Johnke, D., Johanns, C., Johnsen, R., Johnson, H., Johnson, W., Kalchin, R., Kamick, L., Kay, L. Row 2: Keany, M., Kellner, T., Kenar, W., Kilbourne, W., Kinzl, J., Kleffman, R., Klein, K., Kline, J., Knoth, L., Kropp, W. Row 3: Kukonic, D., Kwech, W., Lambrecht, R., Landon, R., Lamdvogt, J., Lazzara, J., Lezak, J., Linehan, T., Ludtke, E., Lynch, J. Row l: Adamczyk, J , Alfrejd, T., Ambrozewski, R., Angelina, D., Annetti, R., Banas, R., Bornas, R., Bartello, M., Bartlett, F., Masso, J. Row 2: Bayzik, S' Becker, L.: Bellavia, R Berganf, R.' Bieszki, E Bilotti R., Birdsong, J., .Blaszak, WJ, Bongiorno,-IS., Bonkowski, C. .I I S O p I1 O In O Row 3: Bopp, J., Bottalla, U., Boyd, R., Bracki, K., Brady, D., Breen, T., Brennan, V., Broderick, W., Bruno, A., Buczynski, R. Row l: Burch, K., Burke, H., Bish, S., Butzen, K., Colzoretta, F., Cannon, R., Carlsen, G., Chualiva, J., Chmlelewski, F., Christensen, G. Row 2: Ciucci, J., Clark, J., Collins, J., Collins, J., Coniglio, L., Cordo, J., Cozens, C., Cronin, J., Culloton, J. Cushing, R. .X Row 3: Denk, A., Di Pino, P., Dompke, R., Dompke, R., Durkin, T., Eci- movich, V., Engelman, D., Foraci, V., Ferenzi, V., Flohive, T. Row l: Fox, D., Funk, R., Gabriel, J., Gaeding, R., Gallo, N., Garr, L., Genualdi, F., Giarrizzo, S., Gibney, T., Goheen, P. Row 2: Gorman, J., Goschi, L., Greenholdt, H., Grethen, G., Groppi, R., Guggiari, L., Guy, T., Haberkorn, H., Harmon, H., Hauschild, R. Row 3: Heide, E., Heidkamp, W., Henry, C., Hinkes, J., Hirschauer, F., Hoffman, K., Hollinger, J., Howe, T. Hudson, L., Humonn, G. Page forty-seven K 'fin . 'he V A' - . iv f . E .P b .R ., . rn . J . f :G-7 ... .X I , ' 5 r , is U . f' i ' 5 X C . , I A X . ' 4 L2 . .1 YT r 5 ,E 5. ,,4N if 7.3 6, 1 ,J V. .ii X r f w in . f - . fl -.gf ii. ' sg f 5? ,Ia It Y .J 1 ,, ., . 19 , . . 'Q fffh, K 2 9 'Zi T I 'Yi' fi V. ' .fl . . .gr J Q ' . IW 'V 'N Q . r . , , I . 1 I fffvr I 'i .ff . .K f . . V Row l: Macek, O., Mackey, D., Magine, J., ManiscalD,, G., Marksteiner, A., Marsek, P., Martin, D., Moz- zanti, J., Merhauf, T., Messina, D. Row 2: Meyer, H., Mickus, D., Mikulat, G., Miller, R., Minarick, D., Mineo, D., Monnelly, E., Moore, J., Mrose, R., Mueller, S. Row 3: Muench, A., Mulligan, A., Murray, J., Muscato, R., Muth, D., McCann, V., McGarrigle, J., McGuigan, B., Nickel, J., Nilles, J. S o p h o m o res Page forty-eight B., O'Malley, J., O'Malley, P., M., Ott, R., Palm, C. Row l: Nykaza, R., O'Connor, T., Old, O'Malley, P., O'Malley, T., Oppenheim, R., Pennie, L., Peterson, R., Polit, Row 2: Panek, L., Paul, L., Pawell, N., Porto, W., Posdal, R., Poulos, P., Raul, J. R., Roberts, G., Roche, J., Ross, Row 3: Rechtien, F., Reich, J., Rejman, J., Rydel, J., Sabin, J., Sabo, P., Sansone, R. Row l:Scharlow, R., Schlauder, W., Schneider, A., Schneider, T., Schuh, J., Schumacher, G., Scott, J., Seelhammer, G., Serafin, R., Sheridan, W. Row 2: Siepka, L., Slisz, T., Sobek, F., Sokal, R., Soller, E., Soller, K., Speros, R., Spizzlri, L., Stacy, F., Steinmetz, E. Row 3: Stritzel, E., Sullivan, M., Sullivan, T., Szof, M., Tauz, L., Taylor, Q., Theis, G., Thelin, C., Todtleben, C., Toohey, R. A Row l: Torrez, C., Ulanowski, J., Van der Haeghen, R., Van Lancker, J., Varzino, R., Vazquez, A., Vazquez, S., Ventura, V., Veysey, T., Victor, J. Row 2: Wagner, T., Wahl, W., Walle, R., Wambaga, R., Walker, B., Wen- dorf, R., Wendt, K., Wey, W., Winondy, G., Wyatti, D. Row 3: Zaccone, R., Zambito, S., Zavacki, J., Zyburt, M. fi? 9992 if W Www, aa' 6 iw? -sa 1 N 'E ag 51' 5 1 14 R 1 , , f A E 5 Q K f uv, - M ll -2 'F Page fuftx , xv. Vg 2 va, S, . -Q, x km , Q , , 4 j 4 if 1 0 .1 2: 5 W, Q 4 Q 1 .' Ti? wifi?- XJ 4 ' 4 's U 1: I if +A 5 -up gf 1 3 vi T Y fygxw? ' , ,- M . Q gig. 55. ..-6 Row l: Kainz, J., Kane, R., Kay, T., Keane, F., Keating, C., Kees, F., Kelleher, J., Kenelly, J., Kerrigan, J.. Khosharian, V. Row 2: Kilgallon, T., Kilroy, J., Klatt, R., Koeplin, C., Kohn, J., Kokkelenberg, E., Koretke, W., Kurth, A., Kusinski, J., Larson, D. Row 3: Lavelle, J., Lazynski, L., Leahy, R., Lederer, L., Loizzi. R., Lombardi, W., Longo, W., Ludick, R., Mackin, L., Mahoney, J. Row 4: Mangiamele, D., Marcotte, J., Martinucci, S., Meehan, J., Meyer, J., Mielke, R., Mitchell, B' Modaro, D., Monahan, J., Monahan, L. -1 Row 5: Moran, W., Mrugacz, E., Mulvihill, N., Muskc, R., McKiel, J., Naatz, R., Naujokas, J., Niersbach, R ' Norstrom, M., Nowak, D. -1 Row 61 O'Brien, G., O'Brien, J., O'Connor, J., O'Connor, L., O'Donnell, P., O'Hayer, D., Olker, J., O'MaIley, J., Pakan, R., Palella, N. Row l: Arnold, J., Allen, D., Alberts, J., Arzt, J., Asciutto, F., Augustine, J. Barsella, A., Bartmann, E., Baumhardt, D., Beal, J. Row 2: Bilka, J., Behrendt, R., Behm, E., Bobka, A., Bokar, J., Boyle, V. Brancato, A., Brichetto, R., Buchanan, R., Burke, J. Row 3:Cabai, J., Burns, J., Burke, J., Cannon, H., Carroll, E., Cavanaugh, D., Christofoli, P., Claerhout, W., Clarke, R., Collins, H. Row l: Cook, H., Conway, R., Comiskey, W., Cooper, R., Culhane, T. Cunningham, J., Curtis, W., Cusack, W., Daleiden, B., Dalton, F. Row 2: Demes, G., De Frank, F., De Fiore, L., Devlin, R., Dickover, D. DiPrlma, K., Dooley, J., Doppke, J., Dowling, B., Drews, R. Row 3: Eberle, J., Duggan, R., Drexler, R., Eckstein, D., Eder, E., Engstrom P., Fallon, J., Fanning, J., Fedyna, D., Fitzgerald, R. Row lx Fricke, T., Foley, W., Foley E., Franczak, L., Frugo, J., Gaddini, E. Gallagher, J., Gartner, M., Gaughan, W., Georgoulis, L. Row 2: Glasscott, J., Gimino, R., Gillespie, F., Golbeck, V., Grabowski, E. Guidarelli, L., Haas, D., Habryl, E., Hanley E., Hanrahan, W. Row 3: Held, P., Heidkarnp, J., Heiberger, F., Henry, J., Hoeh, D., Howe, W., Jordan, M., Joyce, J. Jung, R., Kabacinski, J. 1 U niors Page fifty-one l 1 - E7 2355 ta' we - 2 xl W, 1' 49 , J 1? if' ,, n 2 f 1 ar? J if Row I' Parchim, N., Partyka D., Parfyka, R., Passarello, J., Poster, J Patricelli, A., Patrick, D., Payton, T., Pennie J., Peters, J. Row 21 Phee, W., Pitera, R., Porcello, J., Porth, R., Porto, G., Pummer, R Quattrocchi, S., Radoha, M., Roback, C., Rogers, J. J u n I O r S Row 3: Rooney, J., Runtz, J., Sansone, D., Scanlan, D., Schmid, F Page fifty-two Schmidt, E., Schneider, J., Schneidwind, J., Schorsch, T., Schrubbe, R. Row 4: Schultz, D., Schummer, M., Scimeca, C., Sclafani, L., Shemroske, J Silna, J., Skaja, R., Smythe, R., Spath, R., Spillane, T. Row 5: Stefanik, J.: Sreindl, F., Stencel, C., Sterreft, R., Sullivan, F Sullivan, J., Sullivan, L., Svoboda, D., Thoennes, T., Tobiaslei, D. Row 6: Tanelli, T., Tworek, R., Ulias, D., Volkman, J., Wagner, D Wagner, G., Wahl, R., Walsh, J., Warmowski, E., Washick, R., Weber, G Row 7: Weirich, P., Wilson, J., Winn, B., Zielinski, R., Zrna, J., Zy kowski, J. ap Picture' Jumar c n MCKlel T ea Gregfr Ofm res n ann nn Jann Kdkfner OC Mddle Pccture S Dl'1Or'T1Or9S Frank Gremc Treas Thomas Kellner Pres John Cronin V P Tum Salman Se Barton- Pucfare Freshmen Wulluam Callahan Treas Recnard Sunny Secy Wm Mitchell V P Geo Swcgler fa 'Q Og, We O gf 'M -'-::.:.-.- .rc . 90 N . Q 09, 'Gag NN Db. ., -.-l. -'v 'bg- '41 T , f,zf , ' ,SV 1' Q Q ,46l7Wl7EJ' '13 I tt- gb ' 'r 1 ROBERT MCDONALD President OFFICERS Page fifty sux Donald Qchultz Vlce Prc Danlel Kodlan Sec Trea O Sunce January l93l the Commerce Club at De Paul Academy under the energetnc supervrsuon of Mr Phee has greatly alded the chool rn keepung the Commerce department one of the most modern and efflclent of Its kind As Amerlcan Commerce and lndustry ex ponds so does the need for more trauned men instructed In the use of modern business methods Mr Phee head of the Commerce Depart ment at De Paul and Mr Cronun has able as snstant both have had expernence wnth mod ern busrness methods whnch has been proven expremely valuable In teaching the future businessmen at De Paul Durlng the twenty one years sunce :ts establushment at DePaul the Commerce Club has grown to be the larg est and oldest organazatnon nn the school Members of the Commerce Club partncrpate nn competutuve athletics as well as nn all soclal functions of the school During the late au tumn and early sprsng skating parties were held by the Commerce Club that rnvaled the attendance of any socral tunctrons through out the school year Members of the Commerce Club of De Paul Academy have a rught to be proud of the organuzatson to whuch they belong of :ts mod erators and nts offlcers and especaally of the fine record they have left behund In the an nals of De Paul Hlstory The officers for the school year l95l 52 are Presndent Bob McDonald Vuce Presndent Don Schultz and Secretary treasurer Danny Kadpan ITI rn e r C e Robert rytcpsniltl, time g B' I I I I' 'UI' It I I- t . . U l I . I' .I Il lil.. . - - I . I I - I Seated: Eckstein, R: Bokor, J.: Schultz, D., Mr. Phee, O'Connor, L., Sclafinu, L., Kees, F. Row 2: Boyle, V., Parcello, .l., Pitera, R., Hanrolwon, W., Ktlroy, J. Peters, J., Larson, D., Patrncelli, A. Row 3: Scimeca, C., Larknn, F., Mahoney, J., Cannon, H., Zylkowskn, J. De Frank, F., Dooley, J. Seated: Kraft, L., Tlwommes, R., Kadlan, D., Mr. Phee, Jonscher, G., Craft D., Grelecki, R. Row 2: Strong, W., Schweik, L., Fitzgerald, S., Ehler, J., Dearhammer, VV. Klebba, R., Devitt, D. Row 3: Van De Walker, F., Even, L., McGinn, John, Tobey, H., Kalas, M Reynen, A. JOHN SMYTH President onogram Club The Monogram Club is the oldest and most exclusive of the student organizations of De Paul. It is the oldest because since the founding of De Paul, athletics has been synonymous with its nomeg the most exclusive in that you have to be a winner of a mayor letter in some sport in order to belong to this club. lt is the aim of every Fresh- man entering the Academy to belong to this organization and it can be said without doubt that it is a great honor to belong to the Monogram Club. The main purpose of the Monogram Club is to promote good sportsmanship among the students and a deep feeling of school spirit. This group of athletes is very active during the school year. They sponsor a dance in the tall of the year. a magazine drive during the winter, and also serve as ushers at home basketball games. All these activities are accomplished under the direction of our Moderator, Fr. William Gillespie. MEMBERS OF THE MONOGRAM CLUB uv Camera Club Ranking as one of De Paul's finest clubs, the Camera Club, under the direction of its moderator, Mr. McCabe, teaches any and all boys interested in photography the care and handling of a camera, the use of polaroid or filter lenses, light meters and artificial light as well as the taking, developing and printing of pictures, The members of the Camera Club are en- couraged to take plenty of pictures and to de- velop their films. Some of these better pictures taken by club members were used by the library. The officers of the Camera Club are Richard Petry, president, Ed. Kusinski, vice president, and Earl Behm, secretary and treasurer. MR. J. MCCABE Moderator lLeft to rightl Seated: Adams, J., Heinlein, J., Behn, E., Mr. McCabe, Petry, R., Kusinski, E., Richards Row 2: Kokie, J.g Veysey, T., Gabriel, J. Alumni Association Capable officers of this year were: President - - George Class Class of 42 Vice President - A Bill Price Class of 5O Secretary - - Bob Kuntz Class of 44 Treasurer - - Mar' Hernandez I my Class of 33 Moderator - - Fr, Tom Meik Class of 38 and Mr. Bill Phee, Director of Activities By Joe Peters Through the Alumni Association of De Paul Academy, graduates have an opportunity to keep the good friendships, molded during their years of study, alive and strong rather than only re- membered. Among the graduates of years gone by, re- ferred to as Old Timers are quite a few teach- ers, An alumnus has not only an opportunity to meet his fellow graduates but also some of his profs. Aside from retaining friends the Alumni As- sociation of De Paul Academy has done much to foster higher education in the lives of deserving students. This is done through Scholarship pledges. A raffle for funds in order to continue the great work of the Alumni was held on a 575.00 Elgin watch. The Alumni cordially welcomes graduates to take part in the activities of the Association. MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF l926 AT A RECENT BANQUET 7.2. Propagation of the Faith Collectors Counting the Monday Morning donations One of the most active organizations at De Paul Academy is the Society for the Propagation of the Faith. This is the only organization in which every student may participate. The main purpose of the Society is that of giving financial aid to foreign missions. Each student is asked to give an offering every Monday morning, and although the contributions are free- ly donated, the amount collected is surprisingly high. At the end of each year, the total contribu- tions are sent by Father Fitzgerald to the Very Rev- erend Monsignor James M. Lawler, head of the Society in Chicago for distribution among the more needy missions at home and abroad. The Society is, in itself, an organization in- cluding officers, members, and regular monthly meetings. Officers for the past year were: John Dawson, president, Frank Larkin, vice president, Robert Lealy, secretary, and Frank Gremo, treasurer. On the last Friday of each month the officers and pro- moters for each home room meet to report activi- ties and discuss new ideas. lt is this same spirit of unity and brotherhood exists throughout the entire atmosphere of De Paul Academy. Propagation ofthe Fai th g 1 1 . JOHN DAWSON President Page sixty-one The Legion of Mary Since its establishment in January of l947 the Legion of Mary has grown into an all powerful group at De Paul with some very notable accomplishments. When first founded here by Father Fitzgerald, the Legion could claim only a small handful of members. This year, with a steady increase in mem- bership, the Legion was forced to form a new division called a pre- sidium. As a result, the Queen of De Paul Presidium and the Virgin Most Powerful Presidium, both under the patient guidance of Fr. Fitzgerald, carried out together the vast religious program at De Paul which was well supported by the students. ANDREA MUSCARELLO The purpose of the Legion of Mary is mainly self-sanctifi- Pmsidem cation, but two other duties of the Legion are to spread devotion to the Blessed Virgin and to sponsor and support religious activi- ties at De Paul. This year, the Legion fulfilled its purpose. Throughout the Annual Retreat, the Legion dis- tributed spiritual pamphlets to all students. During the month of May the Legion sponsored May Devotions. Members of the Legion directed the enlistment of students into the Fighting 69th. And again it was the Legion which distributed free Miraculous Medals and sponsored stu- dent enrollment into the Scapuiar. These are only a few of the many accomplishments cred- ited to the Legion in the School year of l95l-52. The Legion of Mary at De Paul academy is not only a credit to the school but a great assistance in the program of training good Catholic boys into better Catholic men. Thursday Group of the Legion Monday group of the Legion l-liluslzinians Although the Latin Society is only in its second year at De Paul, it has already gained a position as one of the more active organizations in the school. The members drew up their own constitution, changed the name of the society to the Hilustinians, making St, Hil- ary and St. Augustine the patron saints of the club, and elected officers, giving them the titles which were used in Roman times for these offices. Joe Kainz was elected Con- sul, or President, Bob Loizzi, Proconsul or Vice President, and Jim Kilroy, Scribe, or Secretary. Under the able lead- ership of these officers and the guidance of Father McHardy, the club participated in many worthwhile projects to give the members a better understanding of Roman culture and civil- ization. They participated in tours, listened to lectures, viewed movies and slides, and constructed projects all of which applied to Latin. The society is a member of the Junior Classical League and the Classical Association. Cer- tain members have been carrying on correspondence with Latin students in foreign coutries. All this cotributes to increasing the knowledge of Latin culture for the members of the club and the Latin students in all classes. Yes, the Latin Society, although a new organization, is one of the most active clubs in De Paul Academy today. JOSEPH KAINZ Consul Left to right, Seated: Moore, J.g Kokklenburg, Ep Loizzi, R., Father McHardy, Kainz, J., Bokor, J.j Standing: Kilroy, J., Heidkamp, W., Habryl, E. it O' ALAN BOBKA President The German Club has been in existence for a number of years at De Paul, The purpose of the club is to make a further study of life in Germany, much more than is possible in the regular classroom studies. This year, an exten- sive program of films and slides, borrowed from friends of the club and institutions and rented with club funds from various services, rounded out the year adequately. Much was integrated with classroom work. Mr. Gerard Heing was instrumental in the re-activating of the club a few years ago. He realized that in order to stimulate a greater in- terest in the German language, the student must first be interested in the German people. Many of the slides shown at the meetings were his own and he, as a person who has traveled in Europe lLeft to right? provided a running commentary for all of the slides and films which were shown. Mr, Heing has contributed greatly to the preservation and vivification of the club, and he and his students have benefited both in their curricular endeavors of teaching and learning the German language. The German club was not restricted to stu- dents taking German during the past year but was extended to those who had taken German and who were still interested in the language and in the country. Many seniors in this Classifica- tion enjoyed the privileges of membership. All in all, this year's club activities have proven that as long as the German language IS taught at De Paul, the German Club will remain of inestimable value to the language's better un- derstanding through a greater interest in it. Seated: Witt, H., Minarich, D., Welker, B., Mr. l-leingi Bobka, Alan iPres.l, Echstein, D., Weber, G. Row 2: Drexler, R., Coniglio, L., Reich, J., Bokor, J., Kees, F., Muench, A., Eugelman, D. Row 3: Schmid, F., Knoth, L., Habuyl, E., Mueller, S., Raul, J., Burch, K. Mr. Heirvg shows sludeg to Members of the German Club Left to rightl Seoredi Ecimovich, V.g Asciutto, F4 Schneuder, J.g Mr. Heingg Mocek, Oftog Bueszlfi, Eg Mes sine, D. Row 2: Polit, NJ McGarrigle, J.g Ott, Pg Grethen, GJ Muth, Dy Hende, Eg Adams, J, Row 3: Sobek, FJ Huske, Pj Wclle, RJ Behm, Eg SobO, Pg Froncisg Miller, R4 Brody, D. Y . Q ' 7 JAMES KILROY President Masque and Gavel Society Seated: Agres, L., Bokor, J., Kokie, J., Mr. Kreychej Kilroy, J., Christensen, G., Burch, K Standing: Syc, R., Bauer, T., Schneider, J., Camella, J. Q1 The De Paul Academy Masque and Gavel, the local division of the nationwide Masque and Gavel, has just completed one of its most exciting and biggest years. ln the field of debating, the senior team has accomplished an almost phenomenal feat by winning not only in the city-wide tournaments but also in the practice debates. A high spot of the year was when the Academy played host to over a hundred debators from the entire city in a group of debates. Debating is not the only field the club was active in for some of its members also appeared on radio programs and T. V. shows. The Student Congress was another of the colorful highlights of this year. The objectives of the club are to recognize and promote speech in high school, not only by debating but by participation in other fields, and also to foster a better rela- tionship between the high school and community. The Moderator of the club is Mr. Eugene Kreyche, head of the Speech Depart- ment. Officers are President, J. Kilroy, Vice President James Kokie, and Secretary-Treas- urer, G. Christensen. John Bokor and James Kokie debating against Marilyn Larocco and Marilyn Murray of St Scholastica Page sixty seven Th e R e t r e Pagesxtyegh Fr MacHardy Cleft? and Fr Sherlock Retreat Masters of the l95l 52 Student Retreat Once agaun tle students of De Paul Academy were glven the prnvllege ot partlclpatlng nn a general retreat for all students The three day retreat took place nn Saint Vun cent s church from Monday December I7 through Wednes day December I9 Fr MacHardy conducted the talks for the freshmen and sophomores whale Fr Sherlock Chairman of Classical Language Department of De Paul Umversuty spoke to the yunrors and sensors Holy Mass was celebrated by the Retreat Masters danly and a large number of students recenved Holy Communlon every day Besndes Holy Mass and the Conferences students were gaven pamphlets to read for sprrntual readrng The Rosary was recited once each day Because of the appropruate schedullng of the dates of the Retreat the admtnrstratnon of the school felt that the students of the Academy were well prepared for the Cnrrst mas season ' I t t ,. . I - I I , . . ' I I 1 .. I-:tt Q5- ,Q ' 155' . Q, I Y ' , M' rw' ,2 -. Q I 'N 1 wit.-x ' 0 '.T x V. ig? J Y, .1- in it ' .T X, -Q. 6 AF f ' gg., ,iw + 2 .,z7 il' 'av ' n fs . X, - wg 3 .6 vt 1 S ' fn I X H Q 7'1 - in 1.....: f , X' .gy 454515 sv 2... 'V . if'-3' car.. 3+ .fy Q, an lu -. 33541 ,' mth ffw.f . -- V 4, I LJ wiv f 4 My P WN ' f i4-K , Q 'f ,l . AQ' K - f' ' ,v ' f 3 fb A 1 i' A M... 'fx ff AAA. t V1 Q- '.,,Qv J' A, N.- i 1 V fQN' A ,, . 1 ...J , .bf 'E gf w L, .1 I 4. Th Page seventy Mr, Riggi conducts the School Band at the Annual Christmas Concert eBa MR. J. RlGGl Band Conductor The Academy Band this year was under the direction of Mr. Riggi. This is Mr. Riggi's first year but yet under his leadership the band has grown. He has undertaken the gigantic task of building a new band. He deserves great credit for developing this small but qualified group into fine musicians. The conductor has attacked the problem in much the same manner as the band attacks a piece of music -with spirit and devotion to the task. This year the band was unable to make appearances at the basketball and football games. However, it did appear at the Annual Christmas Party. In the spring the band per- formed at the Spring Concert in conjunction with the school choir. The Academy has purchased both new instruments and uniformsg the Academy is proud of this band which will be- come one of the finest in the city. Mr, Kuntz and Members of the Choir at a Concert Presented for the Parents and Faculty in the Auditorium This year the choir completed its third year under the direction of Mr. Robert Kuntz. The president for this year was Herbert Tobey, a fine first bass. Of course the purpose of this choir, like that of any other choir, is to sing. ln the De Paul Academy Choir, all members are given an ample opportunity to do so. Every Friday morning the members ascend to the choir loft to sing Mass for the student body. The choir sang two concerts this year. One was at the annual Christmas party for the Mother's and Dad's Club, the other in the Spring. At the end of the year the choir sang Mass and Benedic- tion tor the graduating members of the Academy at the Com- mencement Exercises. This year the chair again went caroling at Christmas time. lt visited St. Joseph's hospital, Alexian Brothers' hos- pital and the Old, People's Home of the Sisters of the Poor. Next year the choir plans to visit many more institutions and hospitals to cheer up the shut-ins. e Choir MR. Ri KUNTZ Chair Director Page seventy-one A 's f ' .M gnii I' James Adams Csecond from left? hands out assignments to members of the Annual Staff Left to rlghr. Seated: Zyikowski, J., Lawrence, V.j Brfidy, J., Rush, T., Adams, J., Kokie, J., Gauna, E, Row 2: Hedrich, M., Johnson, Wayne, Loizzi R., Kilroy, J,g Peters, J., Kadjan, D, Mitchell, Mr. Lobos, J Row 3: Hayes, W., Johanns, C., Schneider, J., Guggiari, L., Muscarello, A. .5- 'ia The An Between the covers of this book lies the greatest monument to the efforts of this year s staff The Annual for the second year under the moderatorship of Mr Joseph Lobos has undergone quite a few urnproyements Typ: cal of these is the manner in which every student is represented by an easily recogniz able individual pict.ire This years staff was headed by Jim Adams and Tom Rusk working as co editors nual Stall Jim Kokie, feature editor and Jack Brady, sports editor were able assistants. Business Managers Ea Gauna and Vin cent Lawrence directed financial and odver tising matters Also lending his able talents was John Zylkowski as art editor Recognition and appreciation are due Mr McCabe who sacrificed much of his own time to produce the fine photographic work that makes this Annuol what it is 75. 'ak-f 55'- ' 'fr' Mr Joseph Lobos lrightl discusses olans for the yearbook with Tom Rusk lleftl and Jim Adams who were named co editors LNCFWT I . , , . , . . . I D I ' D . . I ' . D . . ' ' n . I . . 4 I 4 , I - ' . 'D . I . . n , A 7 . t M , x I f mv, X i 'vi ,N is O i ,V g-i. 4' I U A Q' A .M F' . H:-:sf ' r' I 2 l A :JJ A 1 ' A 'wi l , FA ff u gmwmgwv ,X 3? xx-XJ Marty Hedrich Kseotedb discusses on issue of the Prep with members of his staff SCENE AT RECENT PREP HOP The re St The l95l-52 school year marked the thirtieth year of existence for the grand- father of De Paul student organizations, the Prep staff. For three decades it has been the pleasant task of the staff to keep all Demon students posted on the various scholastic and interscholastic activities involv- ing the school, its students, and its organiza- tions. This has been accomplished, of course, through the monthly fwell, almosti publica- tion of the student newspaper of DPA, the Prep. This year's Prep, under the able direc- tion of its moderator, Mr. Joseph Lobos, was issued seven times, and was always eag- erly awaited by all. A number of under- clossmen answered September's call for Prep 8 ll recruits. These fellows performed ably un- der the guidance of the editorial staff which included: Marty Hedrich, Editor, Tom Rusk, Associate editor, Jack Brady, Sports editor, and Bill Hayes, James Kokie, Andy Musca- rello, and Joe Schneider, Assistant editors. The readers of the Prep and their friends had a royal treat the evening of February 2lst when the staff presented its annual Prep Hop. Dan Belloc's fine orchestra did the honors, and the some four hundred teen-agers in attendance acclaimed the dance as one of the top social events in recent years at DPA. lt is our sincere desire that the Prep will continue to reap the profits of its journalistic endeavors in years to come just as it has in the post thirty. Left to Right Seated: Kokie, J., Schneider, J., Brady, J., Hedrich, M., Rusk, T., Muscarello, A., Guggiori L Row 2: Mr. Lobos, Schwartz, B., Hayes, B., Sullivan, M., Kilroy, J., Peters, J., Thelin, C., Zylkowski Mitchell, J. Row 3: Adams, J., Fitzgerald, B., Sexton, E., Johnson, VV., Jadjan, D., Loizzi, B., Johonns, C. AA 4. l .ix 3 -..fifg f' '19- XJ T257 l95 ' t ' . 1 it N . Left to right: R. Napoleon, M. Cowley, T. Walsh, ond H. Michelotti 2 Prom Committee REV. B. FITZGERALD Prom Director Page seventy-six This yeor's golo-festivity wos held ot Elmhurst Country Club, the evening of Moy 2lst. The next doy being Ascension Thurs- doy, the social elite hod o doy of rest ofter the strenuous offoir. The moin reoson for the shift bock to Elmhurst from River Forest, where the Prom wos held in l95l, wos thot more people pre- ferred Elmhurst. The sweet ond hormonious music wos sup- plied by the very oble Don Belloc ond his orchestra. All thot ottended hod ci greot time ond were deeply indebted to the members of this yeor's committee for moking this o fitting close to their schooling ot De Poul. The members of this yeor's committee were Mor- ty Cowley, Howie Michelotti, Bob Nopoleon, ond Tom Wolsh. VVe ore oll indebted to Fr. FitzGerold for the untiring effort in helping the committee. The Grand March wos led by John Smyth, President of the Senior Class, The Commerce Club held its annual dance on the twenty-first day of December. C O m m e I' C e Music for the affair was afforded by B. Javers and his orchestra. All who attended the dance acclaimed the affair a social success. Club Dance Due to the capable administration of Mr. William Phee, moderator of the Com- merce Club, enough money was garnered to help defray the cost of new tables for the typing room. Mr, Arnold Cronin and officers of the Club served as the dance committee. Denny LaBud, Frank Cale, and Jack Brady lead a community song session at the annual Commerce Club dance L f Seated: Shannahan, R., Zylkowski, J., Landon, R., Fr. Munster, Patrick, D., Beal, J., Hutchins, D. Row 2: Hemmer, R., Weber, G., Wruck, R., Augustine, J., Habryl, E., Drehobl, Fr., Munick, T., Adams, J. Row 3: Limburg, X., Richards, M., Schneider, J., Van de Warker, F., Sobeck, F. SOCIETY FOR THE PRESERVATION AND ENCOURAGEMENT OF MODEL RAILROADING AT DE PAUL RONALD LANDON President Page seventy-eight THE RAILROAD CLUB ln looking forward to its third year, the Railroad Club can indeed be proud of its great success in the past two. The club has been of undeniable credit to the school in its function of encouraging and as- sisting those engaged in the greatest hobby of them all, Model Railroading. Throughout the Year, the club's programs were en- riched by movies, slides, lectures, and discussions. Con- siderable planning and preparation went into the pre- setation of the group's Open House staged early in January. This was the second attempt at placing the functions of the organization before the student body. The event was very well attended. Along about April, the members partook of the most stimulating activity of the year, namely their Spring field trip. This time the chosen site was the Pullman plant in Michigan City. Of course this af- forded the group the excuse to travel by rail, and by rail they did, with special accommodations. Officers for the past year were Ronald Landon, President, Donald Patrick, Vice President, and John Beal as Secretary-Treasurer. Father Munster, in his post as moderator, helped immensely to coordinate The efforts of the club's members and officers. Unlike most clubs, this one advocates underclass- men as officers because they can be advised by past officers who are still members of the club. One thing the group is especially proud of is the certificate of appreciation it received from the lllinois Central Railroad for cooperation in the celebration of the road's centennial year. The motto of the club and the sincere opinion of its moderator is Have a good Hobby and Ride! Members listen to o guest lecturer Busy of work bunldmg Scale Ronlrood Models , -. The crew of the De Paul Lnmutless ,f 4 X .Ni I ,W ,o-5' Page sewentw mme Fr. Munster and members of the Chess Club Chess Club W., 2 ft .V .4352 DANIEL SILKOWSKI Page eighty President Not since 1946 has the Chess Club been so firmly established as it has been in the past year. Under the direction of Daniel Silkowski, pres- ident, and Paul Krajkiewicz, treasurer, the Chess Club has gained the recognition due to it, Father Munster has acted as Moderator. ln January, a week-long exhibition was held to arouse the interest of the student body. ln February, the Chess Club sponsored an Intramural Tournament. Awards were given to the winners of the various divisions, Throughout the year, the high-point members of the Chess Club have played against members of the Faculty. The purpose of the Chess Club has been to teach the game of chess to those students not knowing how to play, and to improve the game of those who do. Cisca The l95l-52 school year brought to De Paul Academy a new organization, the Fighting 69. The Fighting 69 , whose purpose is to promote higher standards of purity according to the sixth and ninth corn- mandments, was brought to De Paul this year under the spon- sorship of Fr. Munster. The Fighting 69 was started in the Catholic High schools when Cardinal Stritch asked the high school principals for a student organization which would fight immorality and promote purity. That was last sum- mer, since that time great strides have been taken and the Main Cisca organization is planning to branch out. Already in De Paul there are over 500 students enrolled in the 69. The 69 at De Paul is closely connected with the Legion of Mary and the two organizations are doing a splendid job in promoting purity throughout the student body. MASON SULLIVAN President Seated: Dubes, Dick, Werdell, Don, Smyth, John, Sullivan, Mason, Eischen, Al +4 I Q. Q- ' '-YT955' ' ,'-P ,L .'-' ' 1 x 2. v.y - . - N-fs.:-. M - .. .: -1-- rl--u-.A .ffG I . 'I' .1 l -! Z'r 45-HQ-A',g 'Q - vs W A X ,R 'fs f9f .f ' I b in Nh., . 5 A .L Agixs , 1 ' 'v3,4' 0 4 , ifxdj , 5 Q Ay X 'Q 4 , fa fi il 'JP' Fry' Nu 4,2 mv M 5? 4 ft' , , f 'xg-'W vfbwii G- f, , li m, HTHZETIKJ' Page eughty four The Athletic Coordinators FR O MALLEY FR GILLESPIE Overseer of the Academy Sports Scene srnce l946 Father Frank O Malley C M takes leave of has post for an asslgnment as chaplann rn the United States Navy Durma has tenure of offuce Father O Malley wnth unselfrsh devotlon has grven untrrmgly of has efforts to and every phase of ath letrc actlvltles at D P A As athletlc coordrnator Father O Malley was nn charge ot the over all pncture of Academy athletucs and was school rep resentatlve at all dnrectors meetnngs where League polncles the hsghest offuce to the Presldency of tne Cathollc League Athletic Dlrectors Frllang the vacancy left by Fat er O Malley rs has assist ant a member of the Athletnc board tae Reverend Wulluam Gnllespue C M To Father OMalley our sincerest thanks and a prayer for success rn hus future work to Fatner Gllles ple our best washes on hus new assugnment 9 , I are formulated and approved. This year he was elected to . . . , . letic Boar MR. WILLIAM PHEE MR. FRANK MCGRATH REV. CHAS. J. WELTER, C. M. Page eighty-five MR TOM O BRIEN Page mghtyi COACH MR PAT NAUGHTON ASST COACH MR TONY TRACEY PRES:-:MAN CCA H Under the capable gurdance and supervnsron of Coach Tom O Brien and hus assistant Pat Naughton De Paul Academy has once agaln enloyed a successful season on the gruduron The varslty ended the season nn th rd place ln a very rugged north sectuon After losmg nts furst game to St George by a score of I4 6 the Demons remained IH contentnon for the tatle throughout the season until they suffered theur second loss of the year by losnng to Fenwnck The squad will lose such stalwarts as Smyth, Gemskie, Pecororo, Dawson, Cale, Panuce, Werdell and McGinn. Much will be expected next year of Kohn, Culloton, Gremo, Fanning, Siepka, Lambrecht, Cronin, Palella, Rydell and Boumhart. 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X ..xf.,,, 12 Mah - X, vt Q .f M . 254 B '?,, s.1gf 1,4 qv, i 2' 145,154 T . ,ifk .4 hu, Poge e ghty e ght '34,- SORRENTINO BAFK 15-PN 1- SNAYTH BACK CATHOLIC LEAGUE FINAL STANDINGS Fenwnck St George DPA Loyolo Vxleber ST Mel Trnmty St Patrick 5 46 Opp 2 2 is g, 1 W L Pt . ' 7 I I72 26 . 6 2 2 31 5 2 I63 73 4 3 91 I I7 3 4 IO5 IO5 . 2 5 70 92 ' ' I 6 83 2 . ' 7 25 288 xxf Varsity ooltball DAWSON LINE K fop Row Kellner Kelleher Lambrecht Suepka Dawson Smyth Cullerton Stemmetz Voikr-nan Snyder McGmn Second Row Wagner Mllke Baumhart DlPrnma Hudson Gremo Elkn Gnbney Werdell Fanning BOYTOYU ROW Conch OBHSVW Rydell Gemskne Sorrentlr-o Zumo Cronm Panuce Schumacher Cole Hoffman'- beoted Guan-a Pe oraro Paleila Kohn Lehy Page eughty mme x w 1 1 1 1 1 1 '-1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 '1 1 1 1 '1 1 1 V ,. . - 1 1 1 -1 1 1 -1 1 1 . 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' , wir 1 Q V . hav N, I, I - . t , V 1'-a.-x.L,m,,5, De Paul t George 0 St George opened the Catholuc league season by defeating De Paul wnth a l4 to 6 count Both unlts were well matched In tre first quarter wnth the Demon lnne led by Jlm Gemskae Frank Cale and Jack Dawson conssstently outchargang the Dragons Wlth 2 minutes to go nn the second quarter Duck Futzgerald broke loose for a 50 yard run scoring on the next play Reardon s conver sion was good Then Abuscato scampered from has own five to the Demon end zone Reardon again converted Half time St George l4 De Paul O The thnrd quarter appeared much luke the first with a puntmg duel be tween John Smyth and Reardon late un the last perlod D n Werdell passed downfueld to Smyth who brobght the ball to the lO Short gains by Sorrentlno Cronin and VVer dell netted De Paul theur only tally with Werdell going over WERDELL BACK gc. McGINN LINE Page mnety one CALE LINE -JC W0 Page ninety two Y- 4? GEMSKIE LINE DePaul 0-0-0-0-0 Fenwick 7 - 'I4 - 3 - 7-31 The Blue Demons suffered a deci- sive defeat at the hands of the power- ful Fenwick Friars who went on to the north section championship Fenwick scored in the opening minutes at the game when a costly De Paul fumble gave them the ball on our own 6 yard ne De Paul then settled down and held the Friars trailing 70 at the end of the first quarter The second half Feniwck opened a passing spree which netted two tallies All the Demons could offer was a 45 yard runback by Bob Sorrentino of a Fenwick punt De Paul was unable to capitalize on this and at the half Fenwick led 2l O The second half was uneventful and the final score was 31 to O De Paul 7 7 'l3-4 Trinity De Paul Academy romped over Holy Trinity 40 to 7 scoring freely in all periods Bob Sorrentino led the at tack with three touchdowns Marv Pecoraro Jerry Kohn and John Cro nun also hut paydnrt with Len Siepka completing 4 conversions W' .M Q ,m1rg, 1' J 'U -14 -4 -71-4 ax '59-. 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Q.- .'L ' ' 'C'Y '- fx- Q., g,v4 91 TQFKKCI fix. .,32f'g ' if M 'far pf -'T' X D 'F 1'-119' -I- Ms.-L Fkm '- De Paul 6 St Pat De Paul gained a one sided dec: sion over St Pat scoring In every per nod and holding the Shamrocks score ess Don Werdell started the point pa rode early in the first frame on a 7 yard sprint Later in the same quar ter Bob Sorrentino set up his own touchdown wnth a 29 yd launt to St Pats 7 Jack Dawson recovered a fumble midway through the second quarter and then scored on an end around play Half time DPA l8 St Pat 0 The third quarter was brightened by a 3l yard score by Bob Sorrentino and a 47 yard pass interception for 6 pomts by John Cronin Coach O Brien freely substituted in terbackung in John Smyth s place called the final scormg play with Len Slepka taking the hand off and going I9 yards De Paul 0 7 0- SI' Mel 0 0- Bob Sorrentnno sparked De Paul in a comparatively dull game with three touchdowns an overwhelming St Mel 20 to 0 Bob s first tally was helped by runs by John Smyth Jerry Kohn and Marv Pecoraro Later Sorrentuno again scored this time on a 55 yard gallop Suepka converted and the Demons led by l3 pomts The scond quarter ended with both teams involved in a punting duel Half time De Paul I3 St Mel 0 Midway in the third frame Sorren tuno again visited the end zone on a 40 yard tour of the left sudelme Snep ka again converted and De Paul held a 20 pomt edge The final quarter saw the Demon bench take to the field to hold the Knights scoreless 12 - 6 - 'I2 - -36 . 0 - 0 - 0 - 0- 0 I V - the final quarterg Eddie Gauna quar- 'l3 - - - 20 . 0 - 0 - - 0 Page ninety five De Paul 19 Weber De Paul trounced Weber wnth a 34 to 7 rout wrth not only De Paul s back fseld scorlng the pomts but Coach Naughtons lme provlded enough to beat the Red Horde The fnrst quarter held no :ndncataon of the scornng spree later un the game snnce ut consisted mostly of a puntnng duel between our own John Smyth and Webers Des En Fonts In the scond quarter De Paul sent Weber back to their one foot lme wlth a spectacular 55 yard punt Jlm Gemskue then nalled Webers Jeshe behlnd hus own goal for 2 points Jerry Kohn a few plays later raced lO yards for a TD which ended the half DPA 8 Weber O Msdway through the thnrd frame center Frank Cale snared a Weber pass and went to the 25 yards to pay dnrt Suepka s kuck was good Weber s only score came In the fourth period when Castraglovanm tallled with Pla secku getting the ponnt after touch down Sorrentmo then retalnated after a 60 yard drive with a l5 yard scoring run Shortly afterwards Marv Pec oraro went l8 yards for another 6 points ln the fmal mmute John Hoffman untercepted a Weber pass and went 70 yards for a touchdown Len Snepka added the flnal point Page nunety sux PECORARO BACK -J v..l.-- PANUCE LINE X -mf' A Q . gwgka , Q E24 , 52' 4, fn. 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' De Paul 'I3 Loyola 0 0-14 De Paul came back after the Fen wnck loss to drop Loyola from con tenhon De Paul s Bob Sorrentlno drew flrst blood of the game smashung over from Loyola s 2 yard Ime after a 60 yard march downfueld by the Demons Suepka converted and De Paul led 7 O Loyola tued the game ln the second quarter caputaluzmg on a bad pass from center on a Demon punt Loyola agam scored when McHugh scored on an I8 yard sneak Oelnch splut the upnghts for the second tnme Half tame score De Paul 7 Loyola Early In the third quarter Sorren tnno agam tallied wlth assusts from John Culloton and Marv Pecoraro Suepkas kick was perfect and the score remained tied untnl mldway ln the fourth quarter when John Cronnn galloped 90 yards to score on a punt return In the closlng minutes guard James Gemskle snagged a Rambler pass and sprunted 35 yards to pay durf Slepka added the fmal polnt of the game fu xii'- all L-4 ELKIN UNE SCHUMACHER BACK GAUNA BACK Page nmety mne mf- , f- , ,f f -rf iw .f i , --.' ' xf' .x.- v v- , : fr any 1 w .v v W ' ff fm on 'mf ' ' 'V if N W -4 -mv, cf , ,+- Mv '5ffA A ,,,,-,,W ly. gi I Vasu pb Q , ff! 5 Y .,,. . QQQ 'V 4, . 'fuk 0 9 gf no ' I A yr 1.9. W W , il. 5 nd A S fr'- 1 ,N ig..-4- 1 ik I gm ...L f ' qw ' 1 ',,:?M, - if Q, 1 iam? L , . 1 'wg fl 1 - ,, ,xi 1 The Freshman Team De Paul's ponies came through their season with a 2-l-l record. The freshman team opened their season los- ing to an experienced St. George ball club with a score of I9 to 13. All the scoring was done by George Swagler. De Paul fared much better in the next con- test romping over St, Philip I9 to 6 with Callahan and McCormick sparking the Demon unit. Loyola fell to the Demons next, I9 to l2, with De Paul's scoring done by McCormick, Mitch- ell, and Swagler. Weber and De Paul brought the season to an end by fighting to a tie score. Bottom Row Elliott Oliva Sloan Holmquist Graczyk Anderson Row 2 T Tracey Coach Pusateri Orozco Cuirelli Barnes Groth Koleno .lurczxk Callahan Triana Asst Coa l' Eagleton Row 3 Clifford Palm Paul Mitchell McCormick Suchy Swagler OConnor Row 4 Tekel Resch Guzik Forde Miller OMaIIey Seng Montalbano Grace Page one hundred one - 1 1 1 1 1 ' I . . . I 1 F - 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' ' , . , - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . ' ' ' - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 ,air 'W iw we-as - ' ,fic me-ff ,MZ A :gif ef in Q 5 Q F6 H151 A 2 ,Ji .4-... Y ixwyl -f N wsu Q f r.-agua-v MM fb , , 1 . f ' Y '19 5 95 43 ff V V- :I ' v ,y v .. . - . ,.- 'f'.f ,A ' H, 4 if fi 1' nf 4 4 - 4 E fi Q f. . . ww.. , 'A , mimi, I , Q x ,I yr - ' Z2 A ' If vs? 1 ' -A 6 Q A - ' 1 2r X 9' f , . V ,,,-1 - -4 1- Q ff , 5 fi f i f X 'J ' Q i ' 1 I ' -y . ' A V X5 Q Ai .' 3 Q , , gm A ' N E, gif ., Y' Q x Y' J s V f 3 1. 'f xv N A Q5 N27 V fy 7? gi -aa :.,,'f A Y Q 55 5, , k K ,. 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Q AA? 1 TIM SULLIVAN The Junior Captain Captain Denny La Bud, a quiet, retiring, blond Junior cager has been Q leader academically for over three years, so it was logical that his mates honor him with the captaincy in this, his senior year. Speed is his long suit, and he is also an excellent shooter, utilizing chiefly a long, two-hand set shot. A fine competitor, Denny has that exceptional speed which makes him a dangerous leader of the fast break-a steady performer-not flashy--but one who will make few mistakes. His off-court interests have centered chiefly in his work as Representative to the Student Council and his activities in Track for two years. He is enrolled in the Commerce Department and by way of avocation is an accomplished accordionist. DE PAUL DE PAUL DE PAUL DE PAUL DE PAUL DE PAUL DE PAUL DE PAUL Tim Sullivan a sophomore lend valuable timber to the Junior squad Sully a fine all around ball player posseses a deadly set shot accurate from any place on the court Tim is defensive guard and a fine aggres sive rebounder Scholastically in the upper third of his class Sully is Sec retary of nis class DE PAUL DE PAUL DE PAUL DE PAUL DE PAUL DE PAUL ff DENNY LA BUD PRE-SEASON SCORES ALUMNI TAFT ST PHILIP AMUNDSEN DE LA SALLE MT CARMEL ST PHILIP LINDBLOM MT CARMEL TAFT HOLY TRINITY MT CARMEL LEO ST PHILIP MC' BILL SHERIDAN Another highly rated sophomore due for plenty of action is Bill Shen dan An amazing ball handler and shooter Billy promises to be One of the teams consistent scorers ThIS can be confirmed by his selection last year to the All Tournament team at St Rita Sheridan is from St Genevieves grammar school He played Frosh football and basketba'l under Coach Tracey last year JERRY KOHN Jerry Kohn one of the teams re turning lettermen has earned the V9 spect of nis teammates for his rugged aggressiveness control of the boards and his ability to take it when the chips are down Jerry has Dl0Yed Frosh and Varsity football for the past three years at the halfback D0Sf ui . JOHN CRONIN John Cronin is the other returning lettermon of the Junior squad John holds down the center post and w II be a key factor in the success of the Junior squad One of the finest na tural athletes in the Academy John played Freshman and Varsity football starring in the quarterback slot I outside activities Cronin was Presi dent of his Freshman class last year and is Vife President of the Sopho mores 59 52 59 28 ,ff 42 . 59 56 40 37 65 56 . 53 ,sy It 44 . 49 ' 'W 52 55 ' ' , , s 27 . 29 ' ' Q 52 32 . . , 46 38 - - Q - 44 . 22 ' . -. ' Q 'I 3l 52 . ' 40 . 57 If . ,vw is ef! va 5 X Q ' fi 7 M 6 5 1 ff - s X FRANK LARKIN Another product of Our Lady of Grace, Frank Larknn is developlng in- to a fine center and should gain valu- able expenence tar the comlng sea son. Key factors of hrs cage talent are aggresslveness and determlna tion. Frank played Frosh foatball, N-.L N JACK SHEMROSKE Local boy of the Junror squad and in his lunlar year us Jack Shemroske from St. Vincent's, Ambltion and hard work have brought htm to the Varsuty squad. ln other activities Jack has been on the Track and Cross Country teams and as a member of the Commerce Cluln. LEAGUE GAMES North Sechon Champs PAUL PAUL PAUL PAUL PAUL PAUL PAUL PAUL PAUL PAUL PAUL PAUL PAUL PAUL we-4' i BILL HORN ll: I-1orn Qnatner qpn m Q mum rot hr. urlw cvclh grm mar c ool tra nln at ueen hartfll r an n s slz con tant hu tle dnl determ natlon t a t r MYWQCTI up sp LOYOLA FENWICK HOLY TRINITY WEBER ST MEL ST GEORGE ST PATRICK LOYOLA FENWICK HOLY TRINITY WEBER ST MEL ST GEORGE ST PATRICK DON ANGELINA Don Angelnna has all the potentialities of a good cager, His accurate passing and shooting wall bnng thus sophomore success in the coming years, 'Ange,' quiet and modest, is the popular lad both In the classroom and on the cage court. Don as from St. Bartholomew grammar school on the west side. JACK KERRIGAN Jack Kerrtgan IO ned tne Junuor squad un the latter part of the 5l season Greatly smproved Jack has developed nts set not and lump shot wth ever lncreosung accuracy Has expernence from the tlyweaghts should ena le hlm to compete wlth the best IU the league Jock In hrs thlrd year at the Academy IS from Our Lady of Gra e AQN BGB ELI-IQT LARRY WEBER c trcsnman ft tne s A pr Ing rt r' plaxed guard an the Morwllle T Aloh V' M We e rr te m wh apturec e De Pau N I In 1600 1 IVIIV rt I t ne :Jar mm tc 'Q J artn d L rc g lltu rv DE 56 50 DE 68 F 6l DE 54 38 DE 47 43 DE 34 . 32 DE 65 . 37 DE 59 , 62 Aged, DE 45 43 '- DE 63 39 - DE 69 6l 7 DE 52 36 f I . DE 50 . 46 I -5 DE 59 . 45 I ' . ' ' DE 54 . 48 5 ' ar -of 'i I' J' an I Y-., - I B ' ' , 5 sf ' , om f 7 pfllx 3 ' quad, Bit' Omls a xlrung lrcsnma a ,lt anytner p - he t SJ rcrs, rear 1, ls F a - Ell f dui of St if sus rs Lar 'vw r La , ls fe s h. : Q Q It 3 ,Ch 5 1 gh I efplng to o yew good I t s,-.e torwgrr' ghg Angels Though smali, Blll I3 a gas.: Chef Weiser Tournaments ani: won plssesses on exzellent turns sez: Exierlence ww hall . Q Q: makes up lo' '. ' 0 . I place I the Crtx Taurne, Bs: :rng htm ce polrsh and ptlse 'elle-:fegi In srrre with 5 vs QA 4309-l l'l's FQ? Q tl set shot dnl I, an 'pt it nts ice' read 3 -3 - 'I J C ff ' I 'Q 595 'C ua er Il urn a st I g prsltl,-n veafs tw c T 'Ht ,rf Fr' ,h footlwall s tu tl an I , te, set t r Q hr: ht c re at tcc- Ais' P T. JOHN SMYTH BOB SCHRUBBE Sparkplug of this years defending City Champions the boy wno played an important role in the 5l cham pion hip playoffs is Bob Schrubbe Bob a junior is one of the teams top rebounders and best shots terrific competitor Schrubbe hails from St Alphansus and is a member of the Monogram Club The Senior Captain Captain John Smyth returns as one of the few lettermen from the Academy's l95I City Champions. Upon the big, broad frame of this 200 pound, 6 ft. 4 in. giant, much of the fortune of the Senior '52 five squarely rests. The affable Smitty will follow a Demon captaincy tradition of leading by example. His two years of directing play from the quarterback slot of De Paul elevens will help him immeasurably. The advanf tage of his tremendous height and his big hands will give the Seniors excellent back- board and 'Itip-in strength. Smitty's election to the Presidency of his class as a Sophomore, Junior and Senior, a similar post in the Student Council as well as the Monogram Club attests to the sense of leadership invested in the likeable leader of the Senior squad. PRE SEASON GAMES PAUL PAUL PAUL PAUL PAUL PAUL PAUL PAUL PAUL FPAUL PAUL ALUMNI TAFT ST PHILIP AMUNDSEN DE LA SALLE UNIX' FROSH MT CARMEL ST PHILIP LINDBLOM MT CARMEL TAFT Of CHUCK STEVENS Regarded as one of t'1e best shot on the squad Chuck Stevens with his hawk like aggressiveness in the front line may give tne Demons many quick baskets ths season Despite his height Chuck reoounds against the big men and witn results A senior Chuck is a member of the Monogram Club the Student COUIWCII and was President of his Freshman class MARV MAAGER The hot shot of the team with a deadly two hander and amazing ability to shoot and tip with either hand is Marv Maager From St Aloysius where he was captain Of the Basketball and Baseaall teams Marv one of the returning Letter men has been on the Heavies since his freshman year Marv is a senior and a member of the Monogram Club 2 ED MOFFETT Through hard work and diligent ef fort Ed Moffett has worked his way to a starting forward position on this year s Varsity An adept passer with an excellent set shot Ed picked up early experience on the Bantam squad Moff also played Freshman football and on the side is a very rabid hockey fan DE 50 52 y DE r ei 47 I DE 56 . 43 y DE , 57 49 DE ,, 49 42 L .- DE 56 '. 53 DE ' 4l , 37 - I 4 DE 48 . 34 Q - I DE 67 59 ' ' ' - DL 44 . 32 I S ' A V 4 ' , DE . 46 32 ' ' . A LARRY BECKER The young, blond headed, reserve center of the Senior Squad is Larry Becker. Only a sophomore, Larry is 6 feet 3 inches and still growing. The experience he gains this year will be a great asset to the team in the future Larry has a fine hOOls shot and is a good rebounder lg TOMMY TONELLI Tommy Tonelli's early basketball career began at Our Lady of Lourdes where he spent his grammar school days. Tom, a junior, is one of the reserve guards. His two handed set shot and aggressiveness under the boards augur well for a bright future Tom hos played Fly and Bantam Bas ketball and also Frosh Football LEAGUE GAMES North Section Champs PAUL PAUL PAUL PAUL PAUL PAUL PAUL PAUL PAUL PAbL PAUL PAUL PAUL PAUL LOYOLA FENWICK HOLY TRINITY WEBER ST MEL ST GEORGE ST PATRICK LOYOLA FENWICK HOLY TRINITY WEBER ST MEL ST GEORGE ST PATRICK PUD I , FRED DALTON Having worked his way up from the Bantams and improving steadily, Fred Dalton shows great possibilities at the forward spot for the Demons. His constant hustle and rugged defensiveness make him a good prospect. Fred is a local boy from St. Vincent's and is a member of the Com- merce club ,Q JERRY PENNIE Though Jerry Pennie missed the height for the Junior Squad his determination to play has placed him near the starting five Jerry a 5 9 guard will see quite a bit of action as his one hander is becoming evermore deadly and will definitely be Cl fonstant threat to rival basketeers TOM HENEGHAN Tom Heneghan thougn a newcom er to the Senior squad has chalked up two years of experience with the Junior squads of the post A great team player Tom fools opponent with his clever passing and dribbling Tom hails from St Andrew s and en joys great popularity on and off the cage court O BOPP Another St Al product Joe Bopp picked up early experience an St Alphonscs cage courts Upon enter ing De Paul Joe promptly set himself for a Bantam berth His hustle and holler augur well for a brignt future Only a sophomore Joe is a tough defensive player DICK PAKAN Dick Pakan A iunior at the Academy comes all the way from Glenview Jun or High Originally a trackman Dick finds the cage court different from the cinder track Fast and ver atile he is hard to stop Dick saw Bantam action last year DE 46 38 DE 46 57 DE 64 39 A DE 54 44 i DE 64 . 63 DE 48 . , 47 ' DE 52 . 6l t DE 45 47 R W DE 48 45 ' ' A M DE ' 67 52 DE 44 38 ' ' ' DE 53 . 55 , h ' I . ,' S 4 DE 52 . 45 . , . Q '. .' DE 43 . 50 - I - - g ,gf our 4-1 e g V x 1 I ,... . 0 .K R an ru F lv., . J E LEN SIEPKA Len Siepka, the ruggedly built Soph from St. Josaphat, has played Frosh and Varsity football and Ban- tamweight basketball, While he possesses an excellent set shot, Len is not quite ready for Varsity come petition. Experience to be gained through Bantam play will prove in- valuable to him. A -f 1s DICK PAULEY A likeable Fresh from St. Hen- ry's is Dick Pauley. Moe appears to be a cool operator and ball handles excetionolly well for a first year man He has a beautiful pot-shot and is very adept with his left hand passes f'om the defensive backboards, 41 RICH LAMBRECHT A sophomore with plenty of prom- ise Lambrecht was coached by capa- ble Paul Eisch at St, Alphonsus. Dick has marked himself as a strong and aggressive reboundery ln a word he is the quiet, hardworking type of athlete who is bound to succeed, Off the court Rich has played Fresh and Varsity football hn Cronin score on a layup shot vs Holy Trinity lights as DDA ckes twin bill Bill Sreridan 4 and Jerry Kohn 7 watch JZ s . 4 1 , l , p Fc' cn , r r. ge e hundred twel e SENIORS: Raw W5 Herwegharw, Mcffeff, Becker, Smvth, Caof' Scwabae, Stevens, Femme. Rav. 2, Coach McGrath, Tcnelln, Pakan, Lam!-vrcchr, Enema, Dalton, Bcpp, Asst, Coach Naudia RCW 3 Mgr Hcvve, Mgr Ncald JUNIORS. Row 1: Arwgclma, Sheridan, Cromn, La Bud, Capty Sullivan, Kohn, Larkm, Row 2: Coach McGrath, Shemroskc, Ellnott, Weber, Hom, A551 Coach Ncrwlle. Raw 3: Howe, Mgr, Neald, Mgr, Basketball In The Rough Junior Coptoun Den Lo Bud scores on lump shot os Kohn C75 ond Turn Sullavon Cleft centert wotcn Actnon occurred an Alumnu gome ob DPA lnglnts won 60 51 Page one hundred fourteen I f NWS w O 5 X . if i '.1f,w?'. 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X Q. , px 5 77 sir?-4 ' 1 w-'., . ,Q 2 7 ra' FINAL CATHOLIC LEAGUE STANDINGS JUNIORS-NORTH SECTION De Paul St Patrnck Fenwnck Loyola St Mel Weber Holy Trnnlty St George W LPt 77 2 7 7 92 64 s Opp 69 64 2 7 76 FINAL CATHOLIC LEAGUE STANDINGS SENIORS-NORTH SECTION De Paul' St Mel Fenwnck St Patrnck W L Pts 4 4 ODD 82 77 7 O JU N IOR BASKETBALL Our De Paul Demon Junnor team took a surprnsnng fnrst nn the tough North Sectnon Our boys the darkhorses of the league fnn nshed wnth a I3 I record The reason they were the darkhorses of the league was that record and only fnnnshed thnrd nn the Fenwnck Junnor Tournament Led by Capt Denny La Bud the Junnor team went nnto the playoffs with very hngh spnrnts However nt just wasnt our teams nnght and we were trounced by the Catholnc Champs De Lo Salle The hngh scorers of the season were John Cronnn the scrappy center wnth 203 ponnts Capt Denny La Bud the only sennor on the team wnth I79 ponnts Jerry Kohn a great ball handler l35 ponnts Tnm Sullnvan star of last years mndgets l33 ponnts and Bnll Sherndan 92 ponnts Our heartnest congratulations are extended to Coach McGrath and the team and a very well done Wnth only Denny La Bud gradu atnng this June we are lookmg forward to the Junnor Catholnc and Cnty tntles next year Loyola 6 St George Weber 9 Holy Trnnnty 4 De Paul defeated St Mel nn a specnal post eason play off game SENIOR BASKETBALL The De Paul Sennor team defending Cnty Champions were supposed to be just average this year accordnng to all reports Those who gave that report nust don t know the De Paul teams The Demons never do what they re supposed to do Our Seniors proved that Af ter posting a IO I record nn pre season tnlts they went on to fnnlsh nn a tne for fnrst place wnth St Mel ln the playoff game the Dem ans beat St Mel and represented the North Sectnon fnrst place team nn the league play o s The stupendous Seniors led by Captann John Smyth and All Catholnc Forward Marv Maager beat St George twnce thns season and splnt two season games with highly touted Fenwnck ln the playoffs however the team gust seemed lnke nt couldn t get started and lost o close game to Fenwnck The only players wnth much experience before thn year were Forward Bob Schrubbe who sunk l3l ponnts and Marv Maager who led the team nn scornng wnth 2l9 ponnts Our heartnest congratulatnons are extended to Coach McGrath for working so hard and so well wnth these boys and to the team from all the students well done and we re proud of you Wnth the graduatnon of John Smyth Marv Maager Ed Moffett Chuck Stevens and Tom Heneghan we know the team wnll be losnng a lot of great players but next year we re sure we wnll have another good team wnth such boys as Bob Schrubbe Jerry Pennne Larry Becker and Tom Tonelln taknng over 3Don t forget boys the Cnty Tntle again n 5 Page one hundred nnneteen I3 1 5 641 9 5 726 6 4 . 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A 3 H 'y .,. , + ' ' ' Agg' f i 'Z k if ' fc! ff Jef 'infix' 'Sha A ' J- -L ' :ff it V, A gi f I AS, W iff WMS -' 'Y f W p ,A bfi? - F 'mQl.,m ,, - 1- M . ,HV I Y t 531 W A A Q M 1 , -if 251 , v ' ' 1 1 Q E 2 Q' 'Y .ft 1 FLlES Seated: Banos, Brown, Web- er, Bottallo, Illorde, Cacci- oppo, Jurczyk Row 2: Tracey, Coach: Burke, Rouzan, Leahy, Krus, Elliot, Curielli Row 3: Schumacher, Haber- korn, Mikula, Fratteriggo, Taylor BANTAMS Top Row: Tracey, coach, Crane, Mackey, Heidkamp, Kucharczyk, Pauly, Cordo, Guiik Seated: Schultz, Toohey, lmburgia, Siepka, Lam- brecht, Henry, Stacey MIDGETS Seated: Anderson, Aguila, Brennan, Wendt, Kottnauer, Cushing, Holinger, Dompke 2nd Row: Lendino, Thomp- son, Fedro, Wahl, Todtle- ben, Weber, Bottalla, Keller 3rd Row: Taylor, Walsh, Kweck, Schumacher, Haber- korn, Curielli, Brown. Lombrecht, Becker, and Siepka battle for rebound against Fenwick Bottalla sees his opportunity s. W. . , fl.: 'x .1 1 A 5 Cheerleaders Under the able direction of Mr, Phee, the cheerleaders once again continued their splendid work of leading yells at De Paul athletic events, lt will long be remembered that the cheer- leaders of this year contributed much to the success which was enjoyed by the basketball teams. Without the support of these men ond the cheering of the students, success might not have been attained. Keeping the above in mind let us give the cheerleaders a big yelll Yeoh, Cheerleadersl Yeah, Cheerleaders! Rah! Rah! Rah! Rahl Rahl Rahl Rahl Yeah, Cheerleaders? E. Kusinski D. Powell P. O'Malley Page on Gettnng set for the plunge SWIMMING The Academy mermen cllmaxed a suc cessful season under the expert c Nlck Canera aachmg of Our Jumo r team paced b son Richard R y Hawey J h elman a the Ju Becker led n th place un the cnty event The Sensors doing equally well agamst superb competltuon took a snxth place as Hel mut Witt placed Individually al relay teams ong wnth the e hundred t w i ITIITI fl S u ' o n- , ' ' , nd Edward niors to f'f ' ' . wenty-three .. ,F gps'-up ,stu P N. 'FS 1 , . , l. Y , j.. .,, .' ' . iw '5 a ,WL - ' ' .Q ,- .' vw -Q 3 - 1 , I kffv -.',., .V H, Q. - nl-Q., fs: '? . f X D0 N0 T DIV E 1 ' ,,, l ' ,'-ima! -'l1'i1P'ir-ns. . .,. 95 q a. 'V-Ll ' 5-. 'xr X.: Jo ul- ' I ,- Q n Q ' S ...., Q I ' I, JIU . ..f ', .1 ., 5 1 .,'-'I' f, es- :J We 'n. Q! : W 'C . 'bfi - 0 - Q xv: mg-u f N 5. 5 jg9'f4'h'4 'J 4 I v XA! ' ,cpm 1?- N- Q 5 .1 .- ,qw ai'-, 4 1'3 - .,,,- u ' H c-RQ- 'B i ' -li 'FHM gl-' Members of the Senior 'reom ,N 1 1 v, 5 L MN m n h 'N Af' ff , Page one hundred twenty-six x f .r rv. 4 ' Members of the Junior Teom g 'W' Sw' The Cathaluc League had ten fnve men teams entered an cnty each offering a great deal at campetutuan but De Paul came through nn the cnty meet and ended the Year wnth three wnns and three losses Euschen an Duck Reyman captains the Senuor and Januar teams mln The Annua' washes ta express a well dane ta aqr Swnmmnng team wnth special recagnntuon to the team captaans Al Elschen and Richard Regman to the coach Nrck Ca nera ana to the moderator Father Wnlluam Melk P099 One hundred twenty seven .- 3 ' --'ff I I .Q at I J - f 1 cf, 1 N . ,V y AI ' d at ' m 9 TOM O BRIEN COACH Page One hundred twenty erght Box n BOXING By corrylng out on extensive IH tromurol progrorn Cooch OBrien wos oble once ogorn to look over boxnng prospects ot De Poul Although not corrred out os 0 cornpetutuve sport between schools Mr OBrien stlil mountcuns thot students should not be tought to box In order thot they mngnt con tuuue on towords protessnonol ronks but to be rnstructed nn the ort ot self defense ond how to hondle dnfferent srtuotnons 1 , . 1 1 1 1 , . . . . . . , ' 1 ,, .521-' 1 ,, C . 7 , i. 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They are coaches Tom Meehan and Tom McCarthy who are now attending De- Paul University. These sports are not new to them having participated in them in high school and continuing on in college until the university discontinued the sport. Both were letter men in high school and college. Al- though they are young, they showed their worth as coaches by bringing two Cross Coun- try championships to De Paul in their first season as coaches. They hope to continue this through the 1952 track season. De Paul can look forward to many more well coached teams as long as these two young men are coaching. WW I I , I 11- '- -' i, Tom Meehan COACH De Paul's Relay Team . gawk n Ai ,ra 'WT ,M X 9 Y if 'av isa in Q. --F' 'Q , ?' Wifi? -2 -' 'M ' W e-N-U8 ,-sa,1ii'f 62,551 'A U:',!, A A f gm: . ,. . , 5 NW, H f' - V:-Af-f.-fy. 'mi ww '- ?',u.WY?x fu' f 1 JW. muff L ' 'Wil f: me-.f '3g'm..' 555, f' ,gi -W1-'f' . -51 V2 if ' --, f fiqq-51 ggww ga ., ag. - .mf 1, .1 ,,.?g., ,. 5? 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H 151: xr, ...4-9, 1 .A. '41 Vi' , K 0 4 .X 4 A , :.X. w: h w gf' L. QL? .- 'PZ' THE JUNIOR TRACK TEAM De PauI's 1952 track team will be sparked by five Major letter men from Cross Country and one of them also a track letterman. The cindermen received their largest turnout in many years which gave them better depth in every event. The season started March I9 and con- tinued through the middle of May, when the Catholic City Junior meet took place. Prac- tice was held at Wrightwood Playground for the distance men and sprinters while the field events and hurdles were routined on the ath- letic field. Coach Meehan took charge of the running events while Coach McCarthy presided over the field events. ln their first meet, a triangular assembly, between St. George, De Paul and Loyola, at Loyola stadium, the Demons came out on top by a score of 44V2 4l, lO with Loyola taking second place. Ed Monnelly was high point man with 9lA1 points, winning the three-quarter mile, tak- ing second in the 220. Other firsts good for five points were Bob Housechild, high jump, Bill Kilbourne, pole vault, Wayne Johnson, low hurdles. De Paul's juniors also won the half mile relay, the team consisting of Don Fox, Jerry Mikula, Ed Monnelly and Bob Ber- gant. Each man received UA points for their race. Because of the St. Mel's meet being post- poned the coaches started the team practic- ing for the Loyola relays which is next to city in importance. The l95l Track Team THE SENIOR TRACK TEAM De Paul Senior team was aided by the furn- out of the senior football players and several Iettermen from the Cross Country team. Some of the leading track and field men were Jack Brady and Richard Dubes, hurdles, Wayne Lavin, the mile, Paul Silvio, sprints, and Jerry Kabinzinski, broad jump. The seniors did not do as well as the jun- iors in their first meet, but mostly because Loyola and St. George have been practicing much longer. Jack Lavin placed second in the mile which gave him three points. Rich- ard Dubes and Jack Brady scored two points and one point, for third and fourth respec- tively, Bill Foley tied for first place in the high jump and received four points. The seniors also started training for the Loyola relays, when the St. Mel meet was called off. The senior relays will be a week after the juniors meet. After their meet the seniors should be ready to represent De Paul in the Catholic Senior Meet. - SENIOR CROSS COUNTRY SQUAD JUNIOR CROSS COUNTRY SQUAD CITY CHAMPS Under the leadership of their new coaches, Tom Meehan and Tom McCarthy, De Paul's Juniors took first place in Catholic City junior cross country sponsored this year by St. Mel's High school. The mile and a quarter race was held at Columbus Park Golf Course. De Paul's Ed Monnelly took first place with Wayne Johnson, Bill Kilbourne, Jerry Mikula, and Don Fox finishing 3rd, 4th, 7th, and l8th respectively. De Paul's Harriers finished with a lead of 33, forty points ahead of second place Leo, last year's champs. All but Don Fox were from the l95O squad which finished second to Leo. Other members of this year's team are Jim Lynch, Randy Kenar, Ron Turk, and Ken Hartman, who were the only fresh- men on the squad. MIDWEST CHAMPS De Paul's Seniors, with the help of three members of the Junior team, defeated high- ly rated Leo and St. Ignatius' in the Sun-Times Midwest meet, and received the first place trophy. After several setbacks in dual meets and city the Blue Demons pulled an upset by win- ning when nobody gave them a chance. The team was again led by Ed Monnelly who strided in well ahead of the rest of the run- ners. Following Monnelly were Wayne John- son, Wayne Wagner, Jack Lavin, and Bill Kilbourne. Wagner and Lavin were the only members to finish in the first five. Other members of the Senior team were Jack Bach, Ray Clem, Hugh Connor and Bob Grishaber. Page one hundred thirty seven TONY TRACEY P geo e h ded th tyeght BOB KUNTZ TOM O'BRIEN xxx- ss f its '13 ,s I -2 0 W kwa? Afififi 7333 .. is fag yy. f , ar 'v 1-I 'x 4 in a. . it 9 2?-K f 1' Mahi ' R mfg K swlib' Y 'l fr, with xi ' 1 Q x 5 W1 W s,s ss! INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL CHAMPS lnlzramural Basketball Page one hundred forty The intramural basketball season found a number of fine fives competing in each class.After two rounds of play, the class champions emerged: Seniors, Stevens, Juniors, Heiberger, Sophomores, Batalla, and Freshmen, Elliott. ln the semifinal eliminations, Elliott whipped Batalla for the first lunch period title, and gained the right to meet the junior-senior champs in the title game. Stevens' cagers took the other semi-final battle, by a 19-18 margin on Bill Hayes' last second charity toss. A week later the stage was set for the championship battle in the Auditorium. Stevens' Senior crew took an 8-5 edge at the quarter, but Elliott's lads rallied to a ll-lO lead at the half. The fray continued on even terms until the final second when Bill Hayes again won the game with a final-second free throw. Final score: Stevens fSeniorsl 25, and Elliot fFreshmenl 24. Hayes led the scorers with l8 points, while Elliott, Palley, and Brown led the Freshmen in their game but hapless effort. Jack Lovin won the intramural free throw contest, the finals of which were held during the intermission, and then came the feature event of the night, the Faculty-Football Team game. The Faculty emerged victorious lwith the referees' aidl by a 29-27 count in two overtime by virtue of Don Amidei's two charity tosses. High scores in this laugh-filled match were Messers. Bzoch and Meehan for the Faculty with 8 and 6 points respectively, while John Smyth's I2 points and Bob Sorrentino's 6 points led the losers. As usual, intramural basketball was a tremendous suc- cess, holding the interest of nearly all the students through- out the winter months. lntra CHAMPS John Gurney Tony Shanahan Robert Arens John Curieili Vincent Ventura Vincent Shatz Patrick lrwin James Collins John Fanning Frank Gremo mural Boxing 95 lbs lO5 lbs. ll5 lbs l25 lbs l35 lbs l45 lbs l55 lbs l65 lbs l75 lbs Hvywt RUNNERS-UP Roy Grubbe Vincent Brennan Michael Nigre James Marcotte William O'Neil William Callahan John Burke Richard Lambrecht Robert Resch John Dawson cge one hundre OW D d forty two Brady Demonstrates The Necessnty of Form BOWLING CLUB The Bowhng Club began thelr 1951 52 season wnth the largest membershup nn nts hustory The Club consisted of 160 members comprusang two l6team leagues Meetnngs were cailed nn mud September to began the organlzatson of the teams Q '5 ' e X ,- XE D J ffv' T -5QAjf?fi11-gh or A . ., . ix , K h Q 'XZ gl? gh! A . , K f, xy, I, , B I ' A new feature was added to the club's activities,During the time between mid- September and the second week in Octo- ber, a bowling school was conducted. Those who did not know how to bowl were instructed by Mr. Kuntz or one of the older members. This clinic enabled these members to start the league with a knowledge of the fundamentals at least. Actual league competition began the second week in October. Members had a choice of bowling either on Tuesdays or Wednesdays, Through six months ot action, the lead was closely contested. At this writing the Pin Mixers led by Sophomore Bob Miose, led the Wednes- day division by seven games. The Tues- day division sees Ray Klebba's Hot Rods leading by one game. TOP PICTURE: THE TOP TEAM OF THE SEASON BOTTOM PICTURE: MR. KUNTZ AND OFFICERS 'C-1? Li 'sal OWlIl'IQ C Ll MRKUNTZ fl' MCGUIGAN HOOKS ONE lN Page one hundred forty four The large membershup at the start of the season enabled the Bowhng Club to become one of the largest organizations rn the Academy The membershrp fell off somewhat due to a lack of rnterest on the part of some of the underclass l'Tlen Erght teams par lcrpated In the Na tronal Amerlcan Junror Bowlmg Con gress Tournament on March 22 None of the teams was able to dupllcate the feat of the Whnps of l9-'19 50 That year the natuonal trtle was brought to De Paul Hrgher hopes are held for fhe Cnty Elrmlnatlons Tournament whrch wrll be the last one In whlch the graduat Ing sensors may participate ln addntlon to other features the Bowlrng Club wrll have the frrst banquet 29th In the school cafeterra Trophres and other awards are to be drstrrbuted at thus time The Bowlmg Club of l95l 52 proudly reports a year of progress B ' l b . f. . . - fy T I of nts hustory. It will be held May C T its.. Bowlers owoiting their turns to bowl over The pins , mn,- 1:9 pur- YF 1- ,-'nm' ' ,. --'I if I ' 59- 3 kin-1 H! :ga-Wu, ---an .. Typicol scene at the Monte Carlo Every Tuesdoy ond Wednesday afternoon Page one hundred ferry-fwe - 4 Q , 1 -11'-'- AG' '33 fax ii' X ,, .1 'f ,.'f,f'L' I ' 1 Lvl. ,VN z f r'N 1 I 'uw UA 1 . 1. , X X ' x 'P' 8 ,R as ff! ' W 4 f ' .w J V7 'ef ' v . :A 9 V-4 41.7 if , w-Lg, ' . -ini I , V4 .wi-'4' 'V f, 3431- 43 .'i 5 ' W ' f I-I H rfg , 1 A 9 441 5 XY fs! V3 1 is ls The Life 1' 7 I. Another dance scene 2, Private Eye, Martin Kane 3, Finally got a pin down 4, Greek collects the fares Grad forty-eight 5. The girls look George over GJ' , A, .xx f Lx rf .M ,X ' Jw.: M B I. HenpfY 2. Parents' night scene 3. Zierer keeps up with the news 4 Bird's eye view 5. 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