A I Q , .-f hs? If s ,uw yi X 'W Xi Dv Pau haf fmv UUUIU I uw - fy-E-M., 1, 1, - CWI'-1 . ll' if rfgipgfhgyii' I ' A 4- ,,,,v-f ,..-0 . fx' if K N, ,ff ,au Pb Pull lslwff by and Jr flll' students 0 De laul Acaflelnv flucaqo Hlmols LxRRx IIN xx 141101 FRED Kris A 011116 1411101 !t4 .nf-w n' A L' . 1 vi ri ,IAN s M 'f'5'of,,4 IJ L! ' -4-ir-ii-Lum, .I ,!,iIQiil ,QIL E12Iiil,i Q75 If x Activities Atllietics 0I'QLUOI HIS YEARS De Paul year bool: is dedi- cated to the role of De Paul in preparing young men for their future task in defend- ing the world against the enemies of Christ. This is a primary goal of all the training afforded by De Paul. This main purpose is achieved by many means. all effective and xyorthwhile. The administration. the various studies. and all those who contribute to the education of the students have so successfully achieved this end that the graduates of 1955 and the years following are very well prepared. both physically, mentally. and most impor- tant-spiritually. to defend the world against the enemies of Christ. In these times of bitterness and material- ism, this preparation is of prime importance. De Paul Academy truly fulhlls its purpose of training students for this important job. Inlet '--1 .Q-hi' -...H 111?-.. .ml E 51410151111 Ag, al J' ,Or I11U'll:5fIA6lfl0l1 JRIPXRINC 1111 5111111111 1111 11111111 1 I1 5 1 1 11111 1115 111 1 1 Ll 1 11 1 LI 1111 L111 111 1 ' 5 1 1 111 51111111 5 N 1 1 XL 1111 51111 1 1111 IS xXL11Ql.lL1175 XL 5 111 1 111 1 1115 1111 C1111111111 1111111111115 11111 11111111115 111111 1116 111 61 111 11111 111 1111 5111111115 Cl 1 11.1 1 1 55111 11 LS 151 5 1 C1111 1 11111111 11151 11 111111151 115 115 H 65 1111' 111111111151111111111 111 De 19.1111 111115 111111111 115 11111111151 111 111111.11 1 5 T111 1x 1111 1,1111 11111 111 111 111111511 1111111 L111 UL 11111111 11111 31 1 1111 11111115 51 111111111 111 11 C1111511111111 11111151 115 1111111 'X 5,-.K les C tl10l1c prznczp al mstzlls the a I 0 the students Uur prmczp lwes 0 eac 1 and teaclnngs znto the I X f,,,,--Pig? lg. sim, KT,,13..5 ME. uv Cv H D .7024 H N I mmuuc N1 st Rucrum SAMUEL CARDINAI STRITCH D D I 17 I f f f ffl 1 tleclicafion S DIE PAUL L'niversity and Academy progress steadily into their second half century. it is fitting that they should pause to pay grateful tribute to one of their great leaders who is this year celebrating his twenty-fifth anniversary as a priest of the Congregation of the Mission. He is the Very Reverend Comerford O'Malley. CM.. STD.. President of De Paul for the past nine years. During his term of office. Father O'Malley has pushed forward a program of expansion and improvement. De Paul L'niversity has grown to be the largest Catholic University in the country and the Academy has surpassed all enrollment marks during Father O'Malley's presidency. The first quarter century of Father O'Malley's priestly life has been one of varied and vigilant service tothe Vincentian Community. To him, therefore. with best wishes for the future. this 1953 Academy yearbook is respectfully dedicated. I I I I Q REV COMERFORD OMALLEY C M S T D Pit llffellf rf Dc Pm! IPI l i I I 1 l l 1 . , . -, . . . -4- If , L , 1 1 ,U gezez REV BERNARDj FITZ GERALD C M Rqgzm If Y ' ..!4CaJQl'l'lg wg Z 1 'a ,f 4' ,N-N ry ' V' I, . X! 1 ff, XB! '1 J .1 . A -,f fi fig fx ,fg ' f 1 lf? X REV. WILLIAM A. RYAN, C. M., A. M. I rillrifn f J 1 U I q o Q ,IIA 'I - A f . L, X. 1' Q.. MXL! - J y' 1. I 4 X . L, ' .1 1 X l'l'lU'll5fI dll0l'l R NVILLIAM RYAN C BI the prmclpal of De Paul Academy IS rn Charge of the admmxstratlon of the school alfarrs Lnder hrs superusron the school has crown rn sue and rt has also been remodeled trar xx ho rs also the sprrrtual counselor of the students Ir XVelter serxed as Dean of Boys for the hrst semester and due to rllness he was succeeded rn hrs dutres bs Fr Thomas Munster C M REV CHARLES WELTER C M A M Dell!! of B011 Mss FtGeald U M ss E McCa thy I all K Mrs M Ohnen. A B Lfffruln pigs eler .AJ ' ' ' F - Y v- - fu D QA i iz r ' ' ' ' RC.2i.f1Y,ll l Ulf: Y , . . Fr. Ryan is ably assisted by Fr. Fitz Gerald, regis- i . r fe, lu r.n r llfln . ., . . Q-x 31, ima? HI lACUL'IX of De Paul Academy rs one of xx hlch ex ery student tan be proud PR BRPNMN NA NR H1001 AB 1-N here rn the uty of Chrcago can one R IHI ll M1104 111 1114 1 ll llfrlfl lllf U FR CASFY MA MR Ckomx PhB Rkllgl Il Spec: 6 Cllilllltlfl 1lS11bffr1J flaw Mk DFFNY JD B MR FAIZONF AB P me Chr llll ny M zlbt 1111111 nd a group of men xx here rdeals and stand ards are set to one goal that of grvlng the students a sound educatron based on Chrrs tlan prrnuples The Department of Mathematrcs was superxrsed by Mr Manrola He vxas as sxsted by a staff xx ell versed rn the formulae of Pythagoras and Futlld Fr A Rechtm admrnrstered the Soual Suente Department Wrtlu hrs other asso uates Father Rechtrn has rnstrlled rnto the students a better understandrng of soual problems The Modern Language Department was under the drrectxon of Mr G Hemg He xx as assisted by a staff xx ell versed rn French German and Spamsh Durmg the past year Ir J MatHardy bllPCfYlSCCl the Latin Department With hrs assouates thrs department could not be equalnzed anyxx here rn the crty of Chxcago The Englrsh Department administered bx Tr XV Ixrrschten boasts of a staff of xnstruttors mth years of experrence rn teach mg students torrent language usage 1 pu, I1 Ire IR C IIIPSPIF A Mk QORMMN MA MR HANWN AB NR HFINK MA lx l1g1 ll IIILII f g 1 1 H, ,,, Spun I1 S Ill Sllrdl G YNIJII 111211 la Crldldlll e R ru 11111 R W dll' R 'JUN R :dwg l I - . . . , , ' v ' y v - fx . 411411. . 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Xin U Bun N P1116 lx P cr ff rx mmol MA KJJUW1 111111 Rcflrl f S w1'51n.f1t If UU ry Int '- J ff J-, 'ifvf' Q f'5'r'lV X , 1 lr fl 4 Y Ililcrh I I Z1 ,pf c GCN, Mr Mcfsabe rs the Drrector ot the Pre Engrneerrng Department lhrough hrs ef forts thrs course has grown and attracted many students The Speech Department rs under the ca pable superxrsron of Ir Cases Through hrs efforts thc students haxe lcarned the arts of debating, One of the 2,f0NKlI'lg departments rn thc school rs thc Vrsual Instructlon Dcpartment XY'1th thrs department talcrng oxer the band room the students base rccened a wrder uewpornt on thelr subjects through slrdes and motron prctures Thrs department rs supervrsed by Mr Herng Mr Tracey heads the Physrcal Educatron Department Under hrs supersrsron the stu dents have developed a sound body as w ell as a sound mrnd The most apprecrated department IS the Vocatronal Gurdance Department whrch wrth 1ts aptrtude tests and readmg tests have enabled the students to lcnow what courses to choose rn school as well as what pro fesslon to choose for later lrfe Thrs de partment rs under the capable supervrsron of Mr Gorman Through these capable superusors and their assrstants De Paul has turned out and wrll contmue to turn out students capable of taking therr places rn the world MR PHFF Bs f 111l11evt11lS1r11er1 FR Ross MA Re11g1fn Lztm MR Tlerovxrxrrs MN B1 loam FR VIDAL MA ZIWHNFY MA Rt1I2l II 1:21211 11 11x11 71 EUQ111 S ll 11 Sllldl FR Rrcurm MA R 121 PI S 1111511111: F SINGLFTON M A ill Ilbtllldllt r Religion MR TRAcrY Phx Fd P173 rn 11 F11 Ll FR ZOFLLFR MA IQEIIZI III M1 1151111111 4 S1111l1t A11 KI ,xx Y F r 1 - QX, l . ,N X C. 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Q, been well utilzzed f7.Il2L X: 'Il 4P 'i IOHN IANNING NICHOLAS PALELLA Premzdeul l ne Pie zdeut IOHN IRUGO Seuel nj T? L l cfm, Umm -wi 'S JEROME PENNIE T1 e um er il fn' bf nan i. . ' II - . J' o o l f W 535 f Ymfii ff iff' X ' ' Us- ' Q ,dv r '41 A ...M rf MM, 1, ,. . nf,-1 V , ,Y , Q s s , , 3:4 H 95 f r vf 53 gl' 4 K If jk 1 9 5 3 2l'll0l'6 ALBERTS JACIx D St Sylxester Traek Commeree Club ALLEN DENNISR St Geneuexe Intramural Softball Intramural Basketball Class Representatrx Cornmeree Club ADNOLD JAMES T Our Laely of Lourdes Ireshman Iootball Intramural Softball Intra mural Iootball Commeree Club Propagation o Ianth Class Representatne ARZT JACK R St Sylxester Intrtmural Softball Commeree Club Asclurro PRANKJ st Alphonsus Intramural Basketball German Club Boxxlrng Team Class Representatne If 111 R ALCLSTINE JOHN NI St Sylxester Bowling, Club fCapt J Intramural Softball Cer man Club BARSELLA ALBERTI Spaulding Intramural Softball Intramural Basketball BARTMANN EDWARD XV Oxr Lady of Graee Commeree Club Cerman Club Ireshman loot ball Class Representatne Intrtmural Iootball Intramural Basketball Intramural Softball Prom Conmxttee BALMANN WILLIAINI C St Vmeent Varslty Iootball Commeree Club BAIJINIHARDT DANIEL P St Prlsellla Varsnty Iootball QCO Capt J Student Court utlge Softball Intramural Basketball Class Representx tue Propagatron of Iaxth W X 1 if page IIIIIEI O 2 Twp Roz. - Bo ff ou 4 , I - , . . I 1 A: V' I I , 1 , , . . 1 1 I 'DA ' 1 ' K- . ' ' f . : . 1 1 1 - I ' I I I I D . 'I I I 4 ' S Q :. . . I I Y Y I' A ' 31. A 3:1--, : , Ali : J 1 ' - 1 ,I f ss' , . ', ,L , 1 ' I , S . . . . .' . I ' - , 1 ' S ' LJ 1-1 Midget Baskctballg Traekg Intramural Softball: Stuelent Couneilg Monogram Clubg Intramural , .X--, . . . 5, ' ,J-., , A 1.4 8- X ' I 4 5 , .' s N I 2. or I I I I A ' I - 1 ,' 5 Q fi sig i' I' Cm 0 1953 I BLAL JOHN I bt Gnnulut Rallroatl Club Surttarx md Trusurtr Niatlm Club BFHM I:ARL P St Jostph Llbgrtyullt Camtra Club CXIILC Prts J Ltgnon of Mars gk nrt Pres Ctrmrn Club Prtp btatf Propagatnon o I auth BI:HRl NDT ROGLR L St Phllomunx Bowling Tnam Intramural Softbxll lntrrmural BOXH15 C lass Rtprnstntatnc Cuman C lub PFOPALJYIOII of lalth BILKA JOHN L bt John Bosto Commcru Club German Club Class Rcprcscnta tnr. Intramural Iootball Intramural Basltctball Intrimural boftball BOBKA ALAN I Gtrman Club Prts Team Intramural Intramural boftball St Tarussus Cross Country Team 'lratk Iootball Studtnt Countnl Class Rtprcscntatlw. A lfx BOIXOR JOHN A 5 Bnznrcdx HLIIILIYJ C ross Country Tratk Boxxlnng, Intramural Box mg Svummmf, Masqut and Cawnl Club Prts Gnrman Club CX uc Prcsj C s 1 QVIIL Prcs J btudcnt Counul Commcr L Club BOX LL VINCENT P St Vnnttnt Commute Club Cllss Rtprcsnntatnt lropagbr 1 f lxth Intramural Soltbrll lntrlmural Boxing, Intramurrl Brskttlwlll BRANCATO ANIIHONX D bt Sylwuttr Intramural Softball Intramural Baslsctball Boxxl 1115 Tcam BRICHETTO RICHARD A St Pctcr Canrslus Commcrtt Club Intramural Softball BUCHANAN ROBLRT XY bt Iranus kautr Intrlmurrl Softball Intramurll Basl-tntblll l I lg: lumix QPLZCJUGIE5 l7fI BLRKE JAMES P St Pcttr Canisius Rcprcscntatn L BURKE JOHN P St Andrus Scmor Blsltctball Intramural Baslsctball Intra mural Softball Boulnnf, Class Rcprcscntatlw Prcsldcnt Lcglon of Mary Student Counul Runner up Intramural Boxlng BLRNS JOHN NI St Gtncuuc Freshman Class Rcprcstntatnc Intramural Sott ball Intrtmural Football Commertc Club Prom Commnttcc 1' lllddfc Ron CABAJ JOHN S St Pctur Cxnxsxus Ircshman Iootball Intrtmural Iootblll Intra mural Softball Commtru. Club CANNON HUGH B St Bonunnturt Commtrtt Club Band Proplkgatlon of thc I 1 h C rOss C ountry Intramurll Softball CARROLL LDVUARDJ JR St Nlxthul 1111 111 R11 CAVANAUGH DONALDJ St Ptttr Cannsxus CHRISTOFOLI PHILIP I Our Lady ot Nlount Carmel German Club Projcttlon Club CLAERHOLT XVALTER A St Inrdlnand Smmmlng Team Intrlmural Softbtll Class Rap rcscntatnf. lug I eng 71 1, if it 'al 'sf ll will f 1: X lt' fl. I I I ,-vt H A 1 L 1 a A Aiitz 1f,1R1z'f Q Q ,Z A K I Intramural Softballt .Intramural Baskutballg Class Lum Club! Bowling ' ' ' ' A S I 7 , . . . I . ' ' B1 1 1 i-- f 6 ll' -0 'bs' I 0 f Il CLARKE ROBERTI bt Vnntcnt Intramural Softball Intramurtl lootball lntrt mural Boxing, Comngrtt Club Clux RL wrt L tatnt Cholr COLLIN5 HERBILRT L Ozr Ladx ot Grttg Bow mg Club Claw Rttruntttlm lroptgatron rtnurt o t Intrtn B1 71 mu att Con t 1 tggtron ot tha lntlm llxutxglmt Btxktt 1 rtmural Sottball Intramrtl l otlwtll ntrt nrtl 5 wlmtbtll Cl rt nttnt CONJXX AX ROBl.Rl I 'lr l X.1fSIlX'lI'lxlx Commtrgt Club Intramural ox mg, Intramural Nottball Intrlmurtl lootbtll lntramurtl Trt lx g rl 1 COOlx HAROLD A St Andrew Commcrtn Club Boxxlmg, Intramurtl bottball Band COOPER ROBERT 'I Our Latlx ot Mt Carmtl Trulx Commcrm Club lmm lx Cbl HANI THOMAS A St Ptttr CJHINILI lntramurll Softball lntrtmurtl Btskttball Cl1 nu ru C lub CLNNIWC HAH jANIEb l bt Nrmtnt lntramurtl Boxing, Intramural Bukttball Intrt 1rtlSoltbtll a RC rutntttuu Comment Club CL SAClx XX ILLIANI P St Ggnuxun lntramural lootball Intramural Baxkttball Intra mural Softball Nlrdgtt B1 Lntball Commun C lub f ati il Y C' T' If f' V K auf! ,ff Rf - . '. . . . . ' ' I Hit: l 1- - RL: Zi fx-n A , ' 4' ' - ' . '1' Y 'Q 1 i 5 .f B, ,, or of lfaithg Int . 1 .1 S f'tb,ll: . tural .ala-r H l.ll. QI . Q . ,,,, ., .. 1 . . 1,.NN COMIRRLH' XX ILUAM 'lt A A Rt-prcsu1t.1tiw1 Propagation of thc lfaith: Com- lmz. ul A , .up :on I A - Prtgxff ' IJ: fl -W .t'-b.ll. ' 4 lnt. Q' 1 ::. fo .1l. ll ,Q ,. A A mt . l .L '- . 1 .aw Rep wr .t' ' -. t ,Q t -. I K. mt. Q '. :Clv -p-' , A' 1ll!.luJf.L RHI! ' ,l ' '. f w,..St.l15tila ,'. . .... f - ' . 1 BQ- : 1 3 - L Q' 1 . . : . . f Ll 'g'- .vl 3 Q . .C '. . lc H-ll, gl'6l6!ul1f05 Cam 0 1953 fbRr4 DALEIDEN BARNEH I Nfe Pherson Smmmrne Team Class Representatlxe Propaet tron ot Iarth Intramural Softball Intramurtl Basketball Intramural Box ng DALTON IREDI St Vrntent Commeree Club Varsrty Basketball Propaeatron of Iarth Class Representatrxe Intramural Soft ball Latln Club Intramural Basketball DeHORE LOUIS R St Iertllnanel Bovxlrne Team fCaptj Intramural Basketball Intramurrl Bonne Intramural Iootball Intra mural Softball DeERANK FRANK I Santa Marta Addolorata Commeree Club Latln Club DEMES GEORGE B St Benedxet Bantam Basketball Commerce Club Intramural Basketball Intramural Softball Class Representa trve Intramural Football Nl K Ill DEVLIN ROBERTI St Hyaernth Intrafnural Softball Intramural Baske ball Com 'nerte Club Swsrmmme Team Boxxlrni, Team DICROVER DONIALD R Our Lady o Lourdes Commerte Club fSetretary Treasurerj Mrdeet Basketball Intramural Boxmf., Class Representa me Intrrmural Basketball Intramural Softball Boulrne Club Intramural Irootball DI PRIMA KENNETH J Queea of Angels Freshman Iootball Varsrty Iootball Intramural Basketball Intramural Softball Propaeatron of Earth Legron ot Mary fVree Presrdentj Class Representatne Band Choir Intramural Ping, Pong DOOLEY JAMES E St Genesrexe Class Representatne Intramural Softball Intra mural Basketball Mldget Basketball Commeree Club Boxxlrng Club DOPPKE JAMES A St Phxlomena Intramural Basketball Prep Staff Annual Staff Bosxlrne Club Commeree Club 11.134 Illtllljl e IH: Ciaaa o 1953 lfR DOXX LINC BLRNARD I St Clart ot Montctalto Commute Club Svsrmrnmi, Team Latm Club Iqaron of Marx Intramural Blslwtblll DRI WS ROBI RT I5 St Pctcr C lnrsrus Commcrtc Club Intrunurxl Softball Intrunurtl Baslwtbtll DRLXIIR RONIALD XX Qutcn ol Anlgpl C Lrman C lub DL CGAN ROBERT I St Bon utnturz Bowxlrnt Club Commtrtt C lub Intrunural Sott na IBERLI' JOHN I it Phnlomnna bmmmrnf., Ttam fCaptunj Monogbrun Club Gtrmtn Club Class Rqrtscntttut Propa5,atron of Iaxth Intramural Baskctball Intramural bott ball Intramural Iootbtll Prom Commnttu Bfllmm Rf Il LCKSTEIN DONALD A St Alphonsus Commute Club German Club Sttrctary Intrl mural Softball SYIITIP Club Intramural P1nL Pong, Prep Qtatf Annual btatf Chorr Indoor Qottblll IDLR LINIILJ St Bnnttlltt Ccrmtn Club Trusurtr Commartc C lub Propa g,lflOll of Inth Intrimuril Softball Intrunural Baslxttbill Intrtmurtl Intloor Qoftblll INC SCI ROM PHILLIP C bt M tthras Commnrac Club Class Rcprcstntttrxt Intrtmural Basketball Intramurtl Softball IALION IOHN C Nuston Bxttman IANNING JOHN M S Itrtlnn tl bcnror C lass IJTLSICICIII unror Cl 1ss X ILC I rtsl dcnt Sophomorn Cllss Vrtt Prtsrdtnt Ircshman Class bctrcttry Varsrty IO0fblllC1l5IdlI1 Studant Counul Prcsrdnnt Commcrtc Club Monogram Club Intramural Boxrng, Champ Intramural Baslxctbtll tztfulx fun: H- raclualea I ,isp I6 I kDa NA DAX ID I 'it XX Lnrt Ilu Comment Club HTZCIRALD RIC HARD I' St Pgtrr C IIIINILIN Intramurll Softball Intrrmural B1 Ixttbrll Cl1 Rwruentatnt Commcrrc Club IOLEX IQDXX ARD D H IIC Commcru Club CIaN Countrx tram Intrrmural Tratk Intramural Softball Intramurtl B1 Lttball Iflzfrffe R Il TOLEY XVILLIAM H St Icrdmand Trarlx Intrlmural BaNcbaII Intramural Boxrni, Intramural BaNICLtbalI Proparatnon f Iatl Commcru. Club Intramural Football Intrtmurrl Tratlx Clas Rcprucntatrw is IRIC Ixf THOMAS If Qurcn of Angcl Bmtl I RONC ZAR LAXX RENC I: I Immuulxtc Haart of Xiarx Boxxlxng Club Boxxlnnr, Club Pruxrlcnt Student COLIHLII Intrrmural Softblll Intrrmurll Bukrt 1 B H0111 lx ll IRI CO IOHN P St Icrdmmr Surttarx of Scnror Claw Iruhman Iootball Intramurll Softball Intramurll Bulxctball Com mutt Club Intrrmurxl Iootbrll Intramural Box uni, CIINN Rrprurratatur Studnnt Coumxl GADDINI ELGENE V St Domxnu Intramur1IBaNICctbaII Intramural Softball Prop JEJIIOU of thc Ialth Commune Club Plng Pong, Tourn 1mcntN CARTNINR MARTIN R Our Ladx of Gram X1rNltx Trarlx German Club Intramural Soft ball Intramural Ba Ikctball CIaNN Rcpruentatnc page lu wily fu .. Q ! Q, I ' N Na QQ I 'tr' t- ' I B, If af 'wa wa s Fi . I - ' Wi 2 ' ' if M z'4:N:,,,f ZW Ou - 2 I rlx : Q' 1, I . . . H ' v' 5 : . , ,, .- 'IWID Run--A A ' ' ' Q' Q - , A 1 L :T I 'Y . . .. II- AN. x 'I I 1 4- ' ' I ' A -. ' Q Q A 1 . 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Cfaaa of 1953 pRz HAAS DONALD I St Robert Btlltrmlnt Bowling, Team Intramural Softball Intramural lootball Intramural Basketball HABRXL LDNILND I bt Nlathru Le lon ot Nlary Trusurer L III Club C e Club Honor Club Rulroad Club Xue Prtr llentl Intramurll Softball Proyettnont Boxxlrng, Team IIIIFIITILIFII Ba ltetball lntrxm r ' Softball Commute Club HANRAIPIAN XVILIIANI C Sslxu er Commcrec Club Bovslrn Team I-IEIBERGILR FRANK S Our Lady or Car tc Intramural Basketball Intramural Pootbal' l tramural Softball Captarn Intramural Ba5lCetb1ll Clan Representltne IXIICIECI Basketball Q 1111 R ll HEIDKANIP I ROME H Qu n o A1 Traek Team Cross Country Commute C' b Bovxlnng Club Nlonoyam Club Intramural liox 115 Class Repreaentatne I-ILLD PAI L R St Benulltt Intramural Softball Intramural Basketball Com 'nrte Club Germxn Club Intramural loo wa HENRY 'IOI-IN I St Vlntent 'nural Softball I-IOEH DANIEL P bt Clement Boxxlrng Team Captam HOW E XVILLIAM O St Andrew Varsrty Football Manager VdfSlty Baulxt ball Xlanager Intramural Softball Intramural Basket ball Commerce Club Monogram Club Sctretx Treasurer Claw Representatne Intramural lo lr a page Ill 111 7.0 'll f - B01 fl ff --' , - ,. , . . - -. 4 1.4 ee r :gala ' 1 1 ' 1 ' '1 ' lu. 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JOHN XV St Vlnttnt Ircshman Iootball Intramural Boxing, Intra mural Softball Class Rtprcscntatnc Intrtmuml Baslsctblll IUNG RAX MOND I: St Antlrux Commcrtc Club Intrimurll Softball Boxxlxng 'ltam KABACINSKI JEROME L St Bonauntura Track Tcam Gcrman Club Intramural Softball Intramural Baslsctball Class Rcprtscntatnc KAINZ 'IOSEPI-I A St Andrcvs Student Counul Latxn Club Prtswltnt Intramural Baslsctball Intramural Softball Class Rcprtscnta UNL Intramural Boxmlg: Commtrtt Club Propa Latnon of Ianth bollazzz Ilan RANE ROBERT J St Iranus Xautr Gcrman Club Commcrtc Club RAX THOMAS J St Stanislaus B S. M Intramural Tratls Intramural Iootball Intramural Baslsttball Intramural Softball KEANI: IRANCIS M St Vlntcnt Itpon of Mary Camtra Club Cllss Rcprcscnt tru KLATING CHARLES M Our Lady of Marty Intramural Softball Intramural Iootball Com ITILIIK. 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Commarag Club Carman Club Intramural SOI wa NIONAHAN JANI S A S I LFC rn 1 Intramural Softball Intramural Iiaskntball Com nnru. Club Intramural lootball NIONAHAN LAW RhNCE E 5 Inrdxnani Intramural boftball Class Rnprumfatlac Intra mural Basketball Conan arm C lub 1 0 lk I 953 Bollnm R011 MORAN XVILLIAM E bt Vnmcnt lntramunal boftball Intr.amur,alI5.1sICctb.all Com ancrgc Club MRI CACZ ILC FNII D Sf Sylustnr arsm Ioofwa Bantam Baslut a Inframura Softball Intramural Baslsatball Class RL wrasnnfa tru Propagatron of Illfll Commnrac uv INILI X IHILI 'XII IL A bf Pctar C anlslus Intramural Softball Intramural Baskntball Com mnrac Club Class Raprcscntatna MLSAA RAI PH 'I Sf Igrdnnanal Intramural Baskgfball Intramural Softball Boxxl ang Tum QC aptalnj Claolr SXXIIDITIIIIE 'Imam NAATZ RAX MOND C St lolan Bcrahmfan Intramural Blskctball Pup btaff Gcrman Club Intramural Softball Q... bf 18 ll lfll 11111 D l l. 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Pong NOXXAIC DANIELI St bylxuur Boxxlmlg: Tum ' W T' ll! f R Il CJBRHN GVORCRLI rllx0lCrLC lruhmm lootball llXNKLI1L,llf Bxxlxctblll lntrl murxl Bul-Catblll lllffllflllfll Soltblll Commun Club lntrxmuml Boxing, Clus RQpruLnt1t1xc OBRIEN JOHNJ bt Vmmnt lruhmm Cllss Ofhccr Sophomorc Clus Othur umor Class Oifimr Intrxmurxl Softblll lntrl murxl Bnskctblll OCONJNOR jAMLb C Our Lulx ol Maru lutr1mur1l boltblll Bowling, Commune Club lx Rnprc Lntatnn PI'OUllLlllOl1 of thc Luth If NI R OCONNOR LAXX RLNCI J St Ccnuxun SXXIITIIUIUL Tum lXlOIlOLLI'lI'D Club Commun Club C 1o1r CJ HAX ER DANIIEL I St Andrux lutrxmurll bottblll Commun Club OLRER JOSEPH XV bt Robut Bclllrmzm lutrunuml Boxmg. lntr1mur.1l loorb1ll Com ummm Club Cla Rq rucntltxu f Q 'V E , , 49 'E I N, X Rf V , 71. I 1 Jlle fl 3 ' 2, -E 17,,..Ou ..ClJ' E 1.1- :A . I Lf - 3 .- . 1 4 Y: QQ: - 7' . 1 L j ' 'L 4 . Q .1 .- 1. L 'I K . PI' . . ' .1 'L Q , 1 . 'J .. 9- Y- C-ld ' 4 lv- - 1' 1 . . K L .- BU 0 Wi L LSYA A . Vx vw YY Q 1 Q - I , ll . ' 1 1' l . , . LW' lr 4 3 ,t Q 1 Q A . ' '34 'A 4 ' 3 Q 1 ll '. R f 'S '1 'll l. ':'l'.l1 1 j ' U, K C , . ' , L ..,.. T ' L ' ' . . ' . LQ 1' 'R . Y- Y ' 7- B . . I . ' ' 1 ' l H Y-l I' I 4'. 'I Y ' . ' 'Q Q, xx 'W .n 1 if lf-'I -fm 1 PGJUCZ feri rw 'I ap 16011 OMALLEX IOSEPH P St Sylxester Cross Country Indoor Tratk Intramural Boxing, Intramural Softball Commerte Club Ir pagi tion of the I nth Intramural Iootball PARAN RICHARD A. . . Glcmius r. High Commerce Club' Bantamweight Basketball: Var- sity Basketball' Track' Intramural Track' Intra- mural Softball. PALELLA NICHOLAS R. . . St. Ferdinand Vice-President. Senior Class' Varsity Footballr Vice-President Student Council' Propagation ot the Faith' Monogram Club' Commerce Club: Intramural Basketball' Intramural Softball. Miaidle R fir- PARCHIM NORMAN . . St. Bonaventure. Bowling-Captaing Stamp Clubg Intramural Soft- ball. f page ll7i1'l'1-fill!! PARTH KA DONALDI St Ierdinand Bowling Intramural Softball Intramural Ioot ball Intramural Basketball PARTYKA RICHARD A St josaphat Student Council Chairman of Studies Committee Intramural Softball Intramural Basketball Bovsl ing Club-Captain Commerce Club, Propagation of Faith' Class Representative. Bottom Razr- PASSARELLO JASPER D. . . St. Andrew Commerce Club' Intramural Football' Intramural Basketball' Intramural Softball Champs' Class Representatise' Propagation of the Faith. PASTER JOHN F. . . Our Lady of Grace Commerce Club' German Club' Intramural Soft- ball' Intramural Basketball. PATRICELLI TONY A. . . St. Genevieve Class Representative' Commerce Club' Intramural Softballg Latin Club. PENNIE IEROME R St Sebastnan Cfaaa of 1953 Top R011 PATRICK DONALD I St Gcnexrexe Bowslmg Club Intramural Softball Railroad Club Vrce President Commerce Club PAYTON THOMASR St Ferdrnand Intramural Softball Champs Intramural Basket ball Intramural Football Bowling Club Com meree Club Varsnty Basketball Ilyvwerght Basketball Senror Treasurer Monogram Club Intramural Softball Champs junlor Class Representatne Commerce PETERS IOSEPH F St Paschal Masque and Gasel Prep Staff Annual Staff Chorr Leglon of Mary Latm Club Commerce Club Speech Club PITERA RICHARD I Our Lady of Grace Commerce Club Dance Band Latln Club Varrety Show Prom Commrttee Bozlmz Rau PORCELLO JOSEPH T Our Lady of Mt Carmel Commerce Club Class Representatne Intramural Softball a PORTH Bowlmg sentatne PORTO Intramural Basketball Intramural Foot RICHARD A St Jerome Club Band Latln Club Class Repre Propagatnon of Irarth GREGORY 5 sf Andrew lreshman Class Presldent Sophomore Class Presl dent unxor Class Presldent Student Counerl Propagatlon of I'a1th Ireshman Football Bantam Intramural Basketball Commerce Club Class Representative PLMMER RICHARD F St Peter Camsnus Commerce Club Bovnllng Club QUATTROCCHI SAM P St Vmcent Intramural Softball Intramural Basketball Propa gatlon of Faith Class Representatrse Intramural Boxmg Champ 1 Ulf -Q- ' 3? page flvrvij fue If ,- , ,M , . . . . A ' be 11. ' I . .3 ' L ' . :J W , L . -'Z Club. I H l Basketballg Varsity Pootballg Intramural Softball: it Rs ' B- C-' , 6' ' , E -L Xl' ' C E' f CM 0 1953 ROBACIx CARI. I St Constantt Commutt Club Xarslty lootball lntrrmurll Softball Intramural Baslsctbxll Class Rtprtstnt atlu ROCILRS JACIsJ St Tartnssus Vxrsxty Iootb1ll lrtshman Iootball Monogram Club Studtnt Counul Commute Club Intrx mural lootball Intrzmural Baslsttball lntrimurll Softball Class Rtprtsantatnt Propxgatlon t lalth ROSE JOHNJ St Gcnunuc Intramural Basltttball Intramural Softball RUNTZ JOSEPH J St Edvlard Svummmi, Team Intramural Boxmg Intramural Softball Intramural Babltttball Commute Club SANSONI: DONALDJ St Cornclxus Varsity Iootball Commute Club Prcsldtnt Stu dent Counul Intramural Baslsttball Intramural Softblll lntramurll Iootbxll Class Rtprtscnta tnt Boxxlmg Club Band B flow R Il SC ANLAN DANII L T St Bartholomux Intrtmurll football Intrunural Softball Champs Intramural Baslsublll Intramural Boxing, lntra mural P1n5Pon5 Boxxlun Club Commutt Club Class Rcprtscntatnt SCHMID IRANK I. St Corntllus Svnmxnnnga 'Imam Tratk Ttam Cumm Club Intramural BI.SlxCfb.1Il SCHMIDT ERNEST A Arnold Class Rcprcscntatnc Commutc Club Proplta tlon of Ialth German Club SCHNEIDER JAMES B Stlmtntltr Irtshman football Tratls Tcam Managu Cross Country Mana5,u Lcpon of Mary Choir Propa gmon of Faxth SCHNEIDWIND JOHN B St Sylxcstcr Intramural Softball Intr1muralBaslsLtball Intrl mural Boxnni, Proparatnon ot laxth Commutt Club pg 'Uh Q' V JL lfflrly .lx gl'6lJllafe5 S TpR1 SCHORSCI-I TI-IOMASJ St Prmnllr Intramural Sottball Class Representitue Com meree Club Propapatlon of Ianth Intrunurxl P1ngPong SCHRIJBBE ROBERTI St Alphonsus Vamty Bamleetball Capt Monoigrun Club Stu Club Intramural Softball SCHLLTZ DONALD R St Vlneent Commerec Club Vue President Bultunuelielm Baxleetball Intramural Basleetblll Intrunural Softball Intramural Football flux RLPFCNLDII me PFOPAEJYIOII ot Ialth lllafdlle Rf!! SCI-ILNINIER NIICHAEL XX St Eelxu Boxxlrnf, Team Commeree Club SCIMECA CI-IARLESJ St Alphonx Commeree Club Intramurtl Softbtll Intr mtrrl Baxleetball Cross Country Term Nltleet lirslee ball Claw Reprebentatne SCLAIANI LOLISI St BIFIIIOIOINLXX Commeree Club Traele Team lntramurnl loot ball Intramural Softball Intrlmurll Bmsleetbxll Camera Club B Mmm R014 Commeree Club Vlfxlfy Basleetbxll Intramurxl Bowne Intramural Softball Intramural Bxxleet ball Mndget Baxleetball Propagation of I1 h Nlonogbram Club Crow Country Ieun Class Representatne SIENA IOI-INI St Mnehael Intramural Sottball Commeree Club SKA A RICHARD T St I-Iedmg Commerce Club Bowling, Texm Intrlmurtl Soft ball Intramural Blsleetball Cllss RLPFLSLIIIIIIXC I.1t1n Club ll! Wu x I I I .Q - , W, , 1 , s ' 4' 9 I I 3 A . . L 1 .1 1. ,,.., , Jn. 4 1 ,L ,' ,, K .,:P fl Ulf , . - I 4 . .,,' :,'. fa I ,Z t t L I , T. . . I. , ' . Q , -D . , , I -J , ,A 4 lk - elcnt Council: Class Representative: Commcrec SHEMROSKE, JACK R- . . SI. 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A . , el lr' -rl 1 gfaflutlterf an Tap R014 SLLLIVAN LAW RENCE B St Genesrexe Intramural Basketball Champs Intramural Foo ball Intramural Softball Edltor Annual Stan' Assrstant Edrtor Prep Staff Student Counerl SVOBODA DANIELJ St Agathat Intramural Softball Commerte Club Class Rep rescntatne THOENNES RICHARD T St Genexrexe Svummrng Team Choir German Club lntra mural Softball Intramural Boxing Class Renre sentatne TOBIASKI DONALD H St Bonaxenture Bank Camera Club Intramural Softball Com meree Club TONELLI THOMAS J Our Lady of Lourdes Varslty Basketball Class Representatne Mono gram Club Student Counerl Freshman Football Intramural Softball Champs Propagatron ot Farth 0 I 953 Boflom Rau VOLKINIAN JOHN P Our Lady of Graee Varsrty Football Intramural Basketball Intra mural Softball German Club Commerce Club Propagatron of Farth TWOREK RONALD J St Tarerssus Propagatron of Farth Commerce Club Intramural Softball Champs Intramural Basketball Ilyuergbht Basketball Class Representatne Intramural loot a LLIAS DONALD R St Robert Bellarmrne Commerce Club Intramural Softball Intramural Basketball Intramural Football XVAGNER DENIS L Our Lady of Merq Varsrty Boxing Intramural Softball Intramural Basketball Intramural Boxrng Commeree Club NVAGNER GREGORY A St Benedict Bowlmg Club Commerce Club German Club K 1 p 1 gf fblffl 711216 3A 1 9 5 3 eI'll0l'5 p I XVAI SH IOHN A IIUITIILLIIIIL C ontty tion C ross Country Ttam Nlonogurxm C lub XVARMOXX Slxl EDXVARD R bt 'Iosapnt C lptaxn ind 'I rttsurtr Boulnnyu Club Commtrtu C lub XVASHIC lx RIC HARD A I rlxt mtrtc Club Bovslrny, Club WIEBER GEORGE bt Andrux Gtrman Club Rallroad Club Commute Club B Hom R It XVHRICH PATRIC lx j S Pr xt X zmty lootball Monolgrun Club Commcrtt C lub btudtnt COLIIILII Intramural Softball Latnn C lub PFOPJLJCIOII of I uth Student C ourt udgt C I ax Rtprutntatnc XY IISON IOHN XX bt Mlry ol thc Laltc lly xxuyglmt Hasltttbrll Vrrsnty Basltttbxll Nlono f.,I'llI1 Club Intramural Iootbxll IIIIYIITILIYII bolt bill Class Rtprcstntatnt ZIELINSKI RAYMOND A St Sylyntcr German Club Intramural Softball Intramural Basl-.ctball ZYLKOVUSKI JOHN P Our Lady of Lourdes Lcgton of Mary btudtnt Countll Monogram Club Cross Country ICO Captj Tratk Team Intramural Boxmg Ranlroad Club Commerce Club Chccrlcacler Prtp and Annual Stall l 1 full 'Uh O Q Tn Qnn V- ff 0 -A - '. .' ' ..-Q -W I I. Q'...Qt. i.ill.t Qyi '-:I '. ,, '..- I 1 '. 'LI '- , , . ,ls Q 3 1, , Q 5 ,, Q. ' 4 A. ' , 1: ' I ll-'S ' 1 I I If I r . , v. ' Q', Q ...St.Jf1lla 3 lliy' II1lI'LllT1llI'Lll Softball: lntr.xmur.1l Basketball: Com- '- 1 1 - V' - 1 - - ' 1 1 is xr I if . f A I- I I N ' Q ,- Y 'vu - Q I I ll! Seated Mitchell Koretke, Kamz Pennie Palella Fr FitzGerald Fanning Frugo Zylkow ski, Sansone, Nrersbach First Row Kllbourne, Callahan Doles Veysey Schrubbe Kllroy Bokor Landon Fronczak Wernch Swagler Second Row Rogers Kellner, Partyka Sullivan Cronin Sullivan, Angelina, Kohn Third Row Suchy Leone, Horejs Callahan, Tlmmer Burke Monnelly Leahy Baumhart, Baron 3A .S?llJel'lt COUFLCL Pieizdent joms. FANNIINC Vue Pfewdtm Nicic PALLLLA Setiertm joms Fauco Imrimei 'IPROML PFNINII Alndtmmi Riv B FITZ Grimm HROLGH the student council the students of De Paul are heard lefore the administration. They voice their opinions. their suggestions and their complaints. In the spirit of democracy. the students find cooperation. To insure a voice for complaint and appeal. the council established 11 student court. To insure a voice for suggestion. the council installed a sus,- gestion box. To insure a voi'e for opinion. they hold regular meetings. at which student representatives discuss the various operations of the school. One of the most commendable projects of the school year was the establishment of a shrine fund and the development of the shrine. To foster school spirit the student council decided to forbid the wear- ing of the De Paul insignia on jackets of other colors. Amoni, the regular actiyities of the student council were many socials and each was received with great enthusiasm. One of the annual student council events. the variety show closed the year with tremendous success. displaying the hidden talent of many Students. IN 3 gf.. JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN G65 Cel'5 -IOHN CQRONIN Pm mfwzf THOMAS KELLNISR lfyllc -P1 1 mfg 111' DONALD ANCQIILINA ,hmmfzg Tl MOT! IY SL'I.I.lX'AN 7-l'1.i'!l':V XX'II.l.IAM MIT! HIQIJ. M . M111 lil! HARD SLT HY 'ln ,www HIAAHA c .m.L.aH.ax IJ, i In. L DONALD TINIMICR I .'.L-l'u- . . aux: RUHl:R'l DULIQN fa L HLJYI -HiROMli HORIQIS lnmfnu Pu J.1'L'.'.' CLIZORCQK 5XYfXfQl.IfR IDU L 'PV L '!.1'!L 'ff i XX'H.I.l.'XM ffXI.f..'XH.'XN 7 1 . JUIIIOPJ I .SOFA ODI 0I'l'.f PCUA IH PH 7 ', K. lj' L4 -., fffa, Q1 ,IP Seated: Chimulisky. Dipinu, Hubucorn, Shiepka, Guy. Reigh, Yi'alker, Vfcndorf Keeny. First ROW: Nlinarich. Palus. Funk, Strizel, Belhovac, Muller. Nlinch, Mascek. Second Row: Johnson, Birch. Gremo, Comick. Rydell, Mums. Miller. Third Rout Cannon. Engleman. Hershower. W'ahl, Lousghets, Boyde. Breen. Cordu Seated: Posdal. Lezak, Slisz, VC'ey. Sokal. Sobek, Marksteiner, Seelhammer. Bullaro First Ron: Butzen. Qwech, Peterson. Grethen. Nlackey. Raul, Landvogt. Landon Second Rout Guggiari. Bruno. Garr. Taus. Heidkamp, Phee, Sperm. Third Ron: Polit. W ilde. Brennan. Broderick. Fraterrigo. uniorfi unions Scared: Schneider. Amhroscwski. Hoffman. Lazzara. Doherty. Clark. Basso Schumacher. Bartlett. First Ron: Brennan. Ludtlce. Spizzrirri. Kalchin. Henry. Cronin. Schneider. Bongiorno Second Ron: Rooney. Kinzl. Bayzik. Nlurray. Shillington, Wagner. Kukanic, Third Ron: Varyino. Nluscato. Nlazzanti. Ciucci. Collins. Nlcyer. Seated: Giarrizzo. Kay. Zavacki. Sheridan. Rcjman. Dvnk. Johanna. lion den. lVloore lfirsr Row: Ecelnovich. Kelly. lVlcGuifgan. Heidc. Lynch. O'lVlalley. Calzarctta. Horn Second Rout Nlulligan. Szot. Collins. Blenz. Gihney. Bopp, Vfinandy. Third Rout Holinger. Skinner. Dittnwr. Hannon. Hudson. Harmon. Amlnanetti. Q I5 Q AA unions Seated: Angelina, Kropp, Vazquez, Schorsch, Vander Haeghen, Walle, VanLaneker Knoth, Old, Todtleben, Schlauder. First Row: Perna, Brady, Crane, Culloton, Becker, Becker, Toohey, Hinkes, Dompke Bellevia. Second Row: Durkin, Sabo, Muth, Oppenheim, Domin, De Latour, Pawell. Third Row: Sansone, Jahnke, Huske, Schneider, Barron, Howe, Nilles, Rechtien ill: 'o X gl! Wm 4 1 .4- P Seated Cereghmo Caecnoppo Iekel Lendxno Ruhl Cames erlgc ld urczyltowsslu Gurney I'1rst Ron 7e1 Arens Paul Schnltt Enger Krus Hutchmss Salxato Second Ron Llbman Scholle Mitchell DIXIIEI Limburg Grady Comella Schultz lhzrd Ron Capacy Brown Cllrlelll Dughettl Maslaskl Dyhala Meter Avres Seated Russell Vburst Nlarqunst Salzman Weber Roumm Musy Verdel Srulte Wruck Ftrs! Row: Cushing Hoffman Illarde Muller Wfatry Pusetarl Smith Orozeo. Second Row: Carnes Lombardi Byme Mrugacz Lierman Kelly Geraty. Third ROW: Harrison Mikuski Tusinski Steinmetz Germann Barnes Anderson 50,0 OIT! 0l'26 sS30l9A0l'l'l area Seated: Allen. Arendas. Atra. Baldwin. Shenier. Conway. Biranoxuki. Delamar Carlson. First Row: Goheen. johmon. Espy. Meyer. Conway. Maloney, Frazer. Farbisz. Second Ron: Ritrovato. Roppel. Reynen, Passaglia. Lansing. Guidarelli. Holmquist Third Ron: Nealt. Segreti. Crchard. Palm, Welsh. Seated: Hackl. Seng, W'ale. Osebald. Syc, Schwartz. Paclalmeiser. Shanahan, Dixeci Duffy, Dompke. First Ron: Leone. Aquila, tlergen. Fedro. Dickman. Geiger, Bekof, Bradley. Dona bauer, Ross. Second Ron: Kalter, Brieski, Merczak, C'lVlalley, Mnssaccesi. Haller. Koleno Hartman. Caruso, Grubbe. Third Row: Kalter, Cafferata, Hemmer, Halle, C'Brien, Elliott, Mitchell, Springer. c tf', 0 t if -if v. YU' V4 o 1 P Q- 1 Xlff Top- Seated: Andrews. Alfrejcl, Sabin. Tyrrell. Kucharzyk. Ceffalio. Hammer. Governale. Carroll. First ROW: Gremo. Shannahan. Phehus. Forde. T. Xvalsh. Haravon. Basse, Thoennis. Second Roar: Nash, Brancato. Swagler. Mitchell. Leahy. Smith. Parisi. Third Ron: Gaugan, Cronin. O'lVlalley. Schatz. R. Walsh. Nlartin. Ward. Oliva Bottom- Seated: Rogalla. Raucsh. Shanahan. Schutz. Mallek. Smith. Vfalsh. Suchy. Tully Firsi Ron: Nlorrisroe. Nluscarello. ulurczalc. Ott. Haas. lVlontalbano. LaGrippe. Formella. Second Ron: Dumellei Resch. Drahohl. Clancy. Abraham. Heiden. Joyce. Third Row: O'Connor. Regan. Cotter. Kelly. Calahan. SOIQAOW 0l Q:5 .QFQZSAIWLQIQ Top- Seated: Saballus, Ratlay. Saballus. Passmore. Curincione. Kai-gl. Mungovan, Richard. First Row: lVlcD0naugh. lVIcUithi. Collura. Hajnar. Kenney. Treacy, Bannon, Van De North. Passarelli. Second Ron: Marcotte. Kilbourne. Posdal. lVlcAuliFfe, Wild. Mazzeri. Lawless. Grnnek. Schneider. Third Ron: Wfiencek. Burns. Coleman. Lathrop, lVlcEstes. lVlcGuigan. Moday. Lettecci. Bottom- Seated: Gorski, Stickling. Petry, Freigo, Schweda, Keenan, McGrath, Surprenant. Schaub. First Row: Widlie, Larkin. Lavelli, Greene, Destefano, Pisani, Capocy, Feiereisel. Second Row: Steffen, Prost, lVlcGuigan, Kroepfl, Pagani, Devitt, Clymer, Stanton. Lacy. Third Row: Weidimer, Pnsadzy, DiCicco, Horejs, DeStefano, Sturm, Walsh, Fleming. Q L L , TOP- Seated: Gorski. Marsala, Cale. Heres, Gorski Ghera. Jakacki. Nlikell. Bellini. First Row: VQ'egener. Vlfolniewicz. Noland. Barron. lVlcDern1ott. Saverino. Noland Kavanagh. Second Ron: Brusa. Nladden. Longo. Seif llasinski. Meyer. Kelly. Cunningham Pawlak. Third Ron: Nlatranga. jambrosek. Balsamo Piermattei. Kiley. Griflith. Cunninglmam Barwig, Grace. P815 l'l'I,QI'l Z7 E' Bottom- Seatcd: Cadera. Uittmerr. Costa. McKay jemnii, Arostegui. Kubeck. lVlclWahong Xvurst. First Ron: Gavin. Fogarty. Bonafide. Hanley Langton. Fahey. Mllrray. Ceffalio. Second Row: Meullner. Nlaullner. Scialabba Kalas. Nlccaughn. Bielat. Bowler. Alex ander. Jacobson. 'lilrird Ron: Uomink. Spillane. Partyka. -lacu bowski. Vermont. George. 0'Donell O'lVlalley. '! Q ,l. jJI'e5AI'l'lQl'l np- Seated: jenkins. Vitellaro. Gordon. Ewalk. Cortese. Panek. Callahan. Joyce. First Ron: Schoen. Keil. Gilbert. Cawley. Hodil. Schulist. Zock. Bischof. Gillespie. Gurney. Second Ron: Haig. Nishirnoto. Flocca. Dales. Flaherty. Schwitzner. Cappellitti. Nlar- tens. Bresnghan. Kopke. Third Ron: Venegas. Carroll. lVIcMahon. Doherty, Kleinlce. Biasetti. Klebba. McGuire. Bottom- Scated: Kuehn. LaBud. Lindermier. Nicklmn Igielski. Perna. Calo. Cmiel. Kahier. First Ron: -lackmiec. Pagani. Brow. Hackl Vfojcieszak. Kees. Nlarchini, Koeplin. Second Ron: Vergung. Rizzuto. Luzzato. Stein bies. Corriero. lVlcGahan. Berecz. Grady Lombardi. Third Ron: Lewaudowski. Nlaloney. Denz Timmer. Purpura. Hitchins. Arado Salmon. rf' xl f'M v lg. an L Vupcssgno E' Q-1 ml A V! 9 cfwcfzed rx pmrtmt rn wrturm., mt stu tnts or turf rule m tletentlrm, xx nrlt from tht LHLIUICS ot C lmrlstrmrtx IS tht IIULIPIIIUII lux thtst student m tht .ittnrtlts olttrul lux tht stlmool 'llme retson for the great north of tlus pzrtttlpatlon rs the prltcless tnummg rt lines to the students Ill LlLdllIlLI xxrth other people .rs well .is entoumgrml speual talents ot the lI'lK.llX1LlLldl The uurous stutlcnt dLl'lXlflLS ollered fl1fOLlLIllOLlf the sthool xczr ter tunlx prepare tht student tor lus pl me m later lltc llmc fC'lllllOLlS Oftllilllld trons are PFCLIOLI5 m the moral IYIIIIIIILI offered hllme sotml and other organ lldflllllb preptre the students tlmoroutglulx III tlcalmg xxrth their lelloxx men rs lst ns xtrx xmwortmt m tomluitmq thc LIILINILS of Chnstru Xes the role of stu ent 1tt1x1t1es Ill tlus PfLPlI'4lflOl'l tdrmot lvc oxer LSflIl11ICLl Fllmex proxrtle prittrttl lxuoxxledsge .mtl ITJIIIIXILI xxlntll .irc rmpos llwlt to Jldtim otlltrxxrst W .f' t actwztzes nz tlns 5 the role 0 studen overestzmated mba 4'-X preparatzon cannot be 4? ,h e f ,115 O 'refs Donald Sansone President 0l'llI1lel'C2 William Kllbourne Vice President Donald DlCk0W8f Secretary Treasurer MR WILLIAM PHEE Moderator NDIR the capable superusnon of Mr XV1lI1am Phee the mod erator and Mr Arnold Cronm hzs assnstant the Commerae Club has Qroxxn mto the oldest and largest dub nn the school I op Picture Full time Senior Cc mmerce Students Botfom Pictur: Full time umor Commerce Students V Qu! . , I gf .ny g . . 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J . lts mam tunetnon rs to deselop Its members mto leaders rn the expandmg world ol Commeree and lndustry 'slr Phee an expert aeeountant and Mr Cronin an expert stenographer are vxell qualrhed to aeeomplnsh thrs task They are aided by student otheers Donald Sansone Presldent Whllram Krlbourne Vree Presrdent and Donald Dlel-eoyer Seeretary Treasurer These men deserye a pat on the baele for a yob well done Another nmportant funetnon of thns elub rs to pro yrde th Commeree Department mth equlpment to keep nt the most modern department rn the sehool The tunds tor thus equnpment are aeeumulated trom th profits trom the autumn and sprmg: sleatnnig partres and :ts Annual Wlnter lrrolxe all of vyhxeh were sueeesse thxs year as they haxe been IU the past The elub also sponsored a sueeessful golf outmy, whxeh was held rn the early fall for the members of the elub As one ean readily see the members ol the C0 nmeree Club of DePaul Aeademy haye a rnght to be proud that they belong to thus orgamzatnon whneh has marntarned a fine reeord throughout the years smee nts tormatron rn anuary of 1931 52 up--nn 'Y JEW4 'W ,QGW3 -Q3 33 Elective Typmg Students pig: flfll -ere! amera Oilfm Thomas Veysey, President Earl Behm, Vice-President Joe Caruso, Secretary Mr. McCabe, Moderator Once again the Camera Club has kept to its high standard in supplying the Prep and Annual Stalls with pictures of the highest caliber. Due to the com- bined ellorts of all the members. under its able Moderator. Mr. McCabe. the club has served De Paul by giving it an adequate amount of photographs of all sports and social events. The purpose of the Camera Club is to promote interest in the broad- ening field of photography. By the use of proper equipment and instruc- tions. the members learned many of the intricacies of this specialized held of endeavor. By having this knowledge, many opportunities are awaiting those who have the know how of a camera and dark room. The army has realized the value of this work by organizing a special corps dedicated to furthering the knowledge of photography. The club has in the past been ranked as one of De Pauls best and will undoubtedly continue to hold its high reputation. First Row: Kunz, Sobelc, Caruso, Buens, Mr. McCabe, Lavelli, Mungovaii, Gronelc, Cmiel. Second Row: Thelin, Veysey, Kowalski, Rausch. ull... l',s Members of the Class of 1927 at Silver jubilee Dinner jlze .fdfumni YOUNG man spends four of the most important years of his life at his high sthool. As .1 result. intl- mate relationships .ire est.tbl1sheel both between him .intl his fellow students, .intl between him .intl the institution itself, To preserve .intl strengthen these ties xutll .tn org,iniz.tt:on .ts the De Paul At.tele1nv Alumni Assotiiition is neetletl, Tlns year the Awso.i.ttion's lenders. the Motlerators. Nr. Phee .mtl lfr, Meilt. .tlong with the otliters. George Class. Presitlent: Rohert Prite. Vite-Press' tlent. Marty Hermntlez. 'l're.tsurer. .intl Robert Kuntz. Setre-t.try'. h.ix'e tlon.itetl tonsitlenihle time .mtl energy to nuke tt .1 more elle-ttnve org.tnzz.ttion, Through thelr efforts. .tlong with the LO0iWL'I'.lll0Il ot' the Alumni. the Assothition IN fulfilling its purpose .ts .1 hritlge between the former stutlent .intl his sthool Aw to tontrete .itlxnntes xxhrth the org.iniz.1tion has made. there has been il l.irge eroxxtl ,it .ill Alumni Attivities. the .tttentl.inte .it meetxngs is he-toming better. .mel the many elass reunions whieh were heltl were great suetesses. As an example of the stope ot the Assoeiationk program. wx tlass reunions. r.1ng1ng from the tl.1ss of 1938 to the tl.m of Wil were held in the month of April alone, Offers George Class, President Robert Price, Vice-President Marty Hernandez, Treasurer Robert Kuntz, Secretary Fr. lVleilc. Mr. Phee, Moderators In the years to tome. this organizettion will pl.ty .in important part .iw the only link between the over- growing body of De P.tul At.itle-my gl'.1LlLl.1fL'N .intl their Alma Mater. Guest Speaker at Alumni Dinner Q M11-11111 .J .XX fw- 'Do 4 Y Seated: Angelina, Horn, Kerrigan, Becker, Pennie, Cozens, Sheridan, Howe, Shemroske. Standing: Fr. Gillespie, Larkin, Wilsoim, Tonelli, Schrubbe, Becker, Rejman, Sullivan. L .-ixfj onogram Ojjicers Robert Schrubbe, President G! A Timothy Sullivan, Vice-President u Willianm Howe, Secretary Willian1 Howe, Treasurer Father W. Gillespie. Nloderator E ARI? all well acquainted with the sayings, Be a good sport or That's good sportsmanship. These quips dealing with good sportsmanship are the mottoes upon which the Monogram Club is based. The club is probably the hardest to enter and yet is the most lauded in the school: tor in order to become a member one must earn a major letter in either football. basketball, swimming, boxing, track or cross country. The big blue D entitles the bearer to be received into the club which has had for its members all the great figures in De Pauls athletic history. Membership in this club is a high aim of every student enter- ing De Paul. The club. Linder the able guidance of Fr. Gillespie. in order to keep the high quality of all athletic events. sponsors an annual dance and also conducts an annual magazine drive. Proceeds from these. always smash successes. aid in the financial costs of our teams and gives the students a real chance to pitch in and help. Due to the ever high number of lettermen each year this club never lacks membership. It will always be one of the greatest honors for any student look- ing back on his years at De Paul, and be able to say that he was a member of the De Paul's Monogram Club. Moderator FATHER W. GILLESPIE Sealed: Leahy, Weirich, Cronin. Gibney, Culloton. Gremo. Baumhardt. Mikula, Nlonnelly. Standing: Pallella, Kellner, Johnson. Lusinski, Fox. Fanning, Kilbourne, Powell. Last Row: Kohn, Rogers, Roback. fl! -rl ,fi we Sociefy Ar fke propagafion of fde jaifd Father Fitz Gerald, Moderator Robert Leahy, President LTHOUGH the expenses of a new shrine at De Paul were carried by the students, the collections for the Propagation of faith set a new record. The excellent manifestation of mission spirit at De Paul was evident in the generous contributions during the scho lastic year of 52-55. The total collections for the first semester amounted to S1,211.40. It was clear at that time that the grand total would sur pass all previous records. The students of De Paul Academy are rated by the archdiocesan director as one of the chief sources of encouragement in mission work XVorking with two promoters from each class, the students responded to the growing needs of the missionaries at home and in every direction around the world. The students responded to the ap eal of the Vincentian missionaries in the same spirit. NXfith pride, therefore, we close this year, knowing that we haxe helped supply the tools that will reap the harvests. First Ron Seated: Farrel, Callahan, Cawley, Gillespie, Bcttalla, Muellner, Goheen, Gohean, Gulch First Row Standing: Kohn, Palella, Rogers, Fanning, Ruerl, Cames, O'Malley, Fworek, Leahy Second Row Standing: Callahan, jacabson, O'Connor, Eischen, Eder, Rydel, Phee, Dalton. A Q V 1 41 at ff V, .I yi' 11 2.41 K3 Top Picture: Thursday Group of The Legion. Bottom Picture: Monday Group of The Legion. 99i0l'l of War? . . . . . 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W 11.11 IU.lI'llf-L'NIL'd IIIFLJLIQJIOLIK tht xtudl-11t 1101111 M1111 X ffgm Mott POXWHUI Pmtvdllmf hm dk WIIUWNF bcrxl1iIN 111 tht I:13lf1z111gU 6'ltl1. 1111- 511lPL1I.1r .md Offlwff 101111 BUVIW- PVVWJUH3 N111 D1 Pflm-L VUL' .111xili.1rB' 111c111burxl1IPw 111 thu Legion itwlf xwrc Pfwikivllll Bill Hom. Tru.1x11rur. .md YI. xxlll I,.1111kL-r. xxidfly promotud. M1r.1111lo11x mcd.1Ix 111-rc Jxxtrlb- SL-1m-t.1ry. 1 1 1 1 22 lop SPIICIHS Elm lb not all ll Lracked up to be Bottom Habryl and lxlatt get mea y tl :un the px vjegtor rofecfion Ojjicers Edmund Habryl, Chief Projectionist Edmund Heide, Assistant Projectionist Mr. Heing, Visual Aids Coordinator URING the past year. visual education aids have come to play an increasingly important roll in the instructional program at De Paul. Close to two hundred sound films, many of them in color, have augmented practically every subject in each department. A room was provided for the use of professors showing films. Although Mr. Heing had charge of the ordering and scheduling of films, it would have been impossible for him to succeed without the assistance of about fifteen competent junior and Senior students who operated the projector and returned films to libraries and post ofiices. Some of these assistants were: Ed. Heide, Fd. Habryl, Ralph Klatt, Neil Polit, Frank Rechtien, Frank Chmielewski, Phil Christofoli, Lee Coniglio, Vic Ecimovich, Otto Macek, Bill Kwech, Bill Kilbourne, Don Muth, Al Bruno, and Tom Durkin. First Row: Dui-kin, Muth, Polit, Mr. Heing, Keide, Eclmovich, Chmielewski, Kilbourne Second Row: Rechtien, Klatt, Habryl, Christofoli, Coniglio, Kwech, Macek. KJ oseph Peters George Christensen ohn Bokor ames Kilroy and Kenneth Burch 3 Wadque GHC! CLUQZ SOClety O cars ohn Bokor President oseph Peters Vice President Kenneth Burch Secretary Father Casey, Moderator nfs. ff!- HE MASQUE AND GAVEL CLUB t De Paul has for its purposc the promotion of interest and experience in public speaking The club encourages debating dramatics radio broadcasts and parliamentary procedure Although not too active in debating this year, the members did participate in several debates, in two student Congresses, and various oratorical contests. The purpose of these stu- dent congresses is to give the attending repre- sentatives of all the various schools throughout Chicago a better understanding of parliamentary procedure and of the procedure carried on in Congress in Washington. At these sessions various topics were discussed, some of which were, THE GIVING OF THE RIGHT TO VOTE TO EIGHTEEN-YEAR-OI.DS, and. THE GRANTING OF STATEHOOD TO HAWAII. Under the able direction of its new moder- ator, Father Casey. the MASQUE AND GAVEI. has had a splendid year in its various activities. It is now looking ahead to another fine year in which it can help students to be- come more confident of themselves in public speaking and still enjoy doing it. Partyka learns the principles of public speaking. Ojjfcers . IAQ Ronald Landon, President Edmund Habryll, Vice-President Donald Patrick, Secretary john Beal, Treasurer Father Munster, Moderator N LOOKING forward to its fourth year, the Railroad Club can well be proud of its success during the past three years. Since its founding in 1950, the club has forged ahead until now it numbers twenty-five students in its membership, and its aim, the preservation and encouragement of model railroading at De Paul Academy has been accomplished. Membership is open to all classes, including the freshmen. Included among the various activities of the club are movies supplied by different railroads, slides, and discussions about railroading. Many of the club's members are active in the national railroading clubs. The most important activity of the year, as far as the railroaders were concerned, was the field trip to Milwaukee to see the Milwaukee Road's new automatic hump yard. The railroaders turned out in force for this trip and all agreed it was one of the best field trips yet. In its plans for the future the Railroad Club plans a membership drive and another Open House, both designed to further the cause of model railroading. Seated: Marchini, Sobek, Beal, Habryl, Fr. Munster, Landon, Patrick, Formilla Schaub First Row: Johnison, Volpe, Cames, Scholle, Jemmi. -:yr -4. 4 lo If ag ,X x 1 K 5 if FR S GANEL C 'VI 3 Mtfeat in-pf Hl MOST important ex ent ot the school term opened this xear on March v0 It xx as De Paul Academx s 75th Annual Retreat 'Ihe Retreat lasted for a period of thrcc daxs from Mondax to XX ednesdax of Holx XX eelc Bccausc of thc tppropriate scheduling, of the datcs of the Retreat the administration of the school felt that the students xxere xxell prepared for the laster Season The spiritual exercises consisted of dailx Mass celebrated bx the Retreat masters at xxhich large numbers of students receixed Holx Communion for confession XX e xx ere again proxicled xxith txxo exccellent retreat masters Father Clarence Bogetto C M the student activity director of De Paul University xvho gave the conferences to the seniors and luniors and lather Stephen Ganel C M xocational director of Vincentian Priests xxho caxe the conferences for the freshmen and sophomores XX ithout a doubt it max be said that the retreat xx as a great success and xxill long., be remembered as one of the best in the historx of the Academx Max all ut De Paul s future retreats be as fine as this one FR C BOGETTO C I, IX! 1111 I . . , . 1 . Ae , 1 - 7 v v 'V . ,A , . 2 4 'f - V ' r f .- Y . A . I V . ' L, . ' spiritual reading, recitation of the Rosary once each day, and ample opportunity 'V , ' -' ,' V N , . R - Lf A Q 9 - 'x Y D rv 4 I ,la V - ' ' - ' - ' ' v 7, 1 1 'V' ' . ' 1, 1 . - 1 v' Y 1 , d X 1 l - ' , A , . . . . Nl. 11. m . ' 71 1 y Seated: Giarrizzo, Musy-Verdel, Walle, Bullaro, Walle, Cuninenam, Alamczyk, Kamick, Krubbe. First Row: Masloski, Macek, Osebold, Schneider, Johanns, Mitchell, Cannon, Mr. Kuntz. Top Row: Domin, Dickman, Niersbach, Struke, Cames, Grady, Masbauni. we C400 GAIN this year the choir and glee club had very excellent seasons. The person directly responsible for the success was Mr. Robert Kuntz, who, during the past hye years, has come to be known for his excellence in choral direction. In assistance to him were two seniors: james Schneider. vice-president, and Robert Niersbach. president and bass soloist. Due to the enrollment of many freshmen the group was swelled to its largest number in many years. The addition of many tenors was welcomed. The choir sang the liriday morning student-body Mass and Benediction. The Graduation Mass was the special performance of the year for them. new-13? NIR. KUNTZ. Choir Director I-Ili GLUE CQLl'lS'S activities were many and varied. 'liwo concerts were held in the course of the year. one at Christmas and the other late in the hnal quarter of the school year. During the Christmas season an entire week-end was spent in the visiting of hospitals and other charitahle institutions. Shortly after Easter the choir worked in conjunction with the minstrel-variety show. which was sponsored by the Student Council. Immediately following the final examinations. the entire group went on the annual picnic. A grand time was. as always, had by everyone. The future seems bright for next year as the entire group is eligible to return with the exception of the two senior ofhcers. Seated Row: Gorski, Capacy, McVitte, Mikell, McCaughn, Brown, Nicholson, Barron, Cummuta. First Row: Mr. Kuntz, Kavanaugh, Berecz, Gavin, Steinbiess. Ptacin, Keane, Pagan, Cmiel, Calo. Top Row: Kees, Heindl, George, Partyka, Griffith, Madden, Grady, Saverino, Cirricione. Seated: Mitchell, Eclcstein, Kees. Loizzi. Kilroy, Peters. Christiansen, O'lVlalley. Schwartz. First Ron: Mr. Lobos, Thelin, johnson, Officers Editor, James Kilroy Assistant Editor, Lawrence Sullivan Sports Editor, Wayne Johnson Feature Editor, Robert Loizzi Art Editor, john Zylkowski Exchange Editor, James Mitchell Nl oderator, lVlr. Lobos if 'ff itil ,ggi 1.1140 as I alzflillhllt f Zylkowslci, Burch, Kolcklenherg, Sullivan, Doppke. Johanns. Niersbach, Kusinski. JAMES Kiuzot. HE main purpose of the Prep Sturt is to keep De P.1ul students posted on the xyirious seholastit .ind interscholtistic activities of their school. The staff .ilso gives students interested in the field ot journtilism .in opportunity to experience reporting news events. There .ire represenmtives of the various classes who report on their own group. The experience .icquired by being ,i member oi this organization prepares students for ti career as .i newspaper reporter. columnist. free ltince writer. or even novelist. Along with fulfilling these purposes. the Prep Staff Again this ye.ir sponsored .1 very suctessful duinte in Mdy. The student opinion of this d.inte w.1s that it mis the hest dance of the ye.ir outside ot' the prozn. Being ti member of the Prep Sufi does not hm e nuny rexxpirds. The st.itf memhers uork on the six issues of the piper .ill ye.ir. only to he rexxirded with .i lmineluet ,it the end ot' the ye-.ir. 'lilies' de- serve .i round ol tlunlis from the whole school tor their uiidyiiilg ettorts. Editor Pep 30 Top: .lim Kllroy and Larry Sullivan check over copy for the Prep. Bottom: Burch. O'lVlallcy. Schwartz. and Mitchell gather Clipy. lb, me ,amf gaff Laurence Sullivan. Chief Editor Vihyiie johnson. Sports Editor Fred Kees. Associate Editor john Zylkoxwki. Art Editor James Kilroy. Feature Editor 31:1 Lobo-, Nloderator Seated Mitchell Echstem Kees Lolzzl Sullivan Doppke Chrlstlansen ohnson Kusmskx First Row Mr Lobos Zylkowskl ohanns Kokklenberg Peters Burch OMalley Schwartz Second Row Thelm Krlroy Nlersbach HF ANNUAL for the thxrd consecutne year rs under the moderatorshrp of Mr Lobos Thls years staff was headed by Lavu renee Sullrvan Chnef Edrtor and Fred Kees Assocrate Edrtor ames Knlrox Feature Ldrtor and Wayne johnson Sports Fdrtor xx ere able assrstants Also lendrng hrs able talents was ohn Zylkow skr Art l'd1tor Recogmtnon and apprecratron are due to Mr McCabe and the Camera Club who devoted a great deal of therr trme to do the photographrc work for the Annual LAWRENCE SULLIVAN, Editor fuge fe: eng-fi: 1011: 1031 11111111 Cummittvv. mu: 'l'lu- singing uf thc Schuul Sung at thc 1031 Pro ' ' 'fl' .f'f' if .7!,e1953 1 7,0 . 'G K 2 I f . f l by V11 f . Ki1Z ca 1 I 111 'V x'1'w'Y-1 ' ' N1 l'1x..1:f1.. 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Munster, Moderator DURING the past year the Chess Club held two very successful tournaments, one having been held in each of the semesters. The win- ners and runner-ups each received very beau- tiful trophies. The skillful supervision of Frank Baron, president, and Bob Niersbach, secretary-treas- urer, has made the club run smoothly and informatively. Fr. T. Munster has been the Moderator. After business has been taken care of at the meetings, the members play their games. In the tournament the players opposed only their equals, as the tournament was run on a poinl system. New members were welcomed between tour- nies and those not knowing how to play chess were taught. Left to Right: Baldwin, Sansone, Johanns, Fr. Munster, Baron, Niersbach, Dipino, Bonfiglio. 'K F -...J ,Wigs faulty-rigkl Seated: Keenan, Barron, Mitchell, Bonfiglio, Fr. Rechtin, Biranowski, McAuliffe, Mallek, Wegener Standing: Nishimoto, Brennan, Sturm, Divita, Early, Billmeier. THE Stamp Club is the newest activity at De Paul. It was formed in the latter part of the 1951-1952 termg but because it was late in the year and the lack of membership the activities were limited. This year the Stamp Club reopened, and under the able leadership of Fr. Rechten the club has tripled its membership and has become a successful organization. One does not necessarily have to be an accom- plished philatelist to be a member. One of the main functions of the club is to help beginners in this popular hobby. At the meetings the members swap news and views on stamps, old and new. They maintain volumes of news articles on philately. These articles are brought in by the members and they in turn are given merits by the club. The member with the most points receives a jackpot contributed by his fellow members. The members also sell stamps to each other in the form of an auction. From this auction the club gets 25 per cent of the selling price of the stamps. This club has a promising future because of the great progress it has made in the short time it has been in operation. Qjicers james Divita, President Jerome Biranowski, Vice-President Michael Barron, Secretary-Treasurer Fr. Rechtin, Moderator page fez'e211y-nine mtxx Z' niSwSs ,av C. .xdflzkhca IO ROI ND mlf thls Irepiratron of the students thc Lultn mon of phxsrul ll3lllflC5 rs urs esscntlil Sprrltuil and mental Ifdllllllg together xwrth phxslnal htness eonstntutes the neecssarx quzlrheatrons for a xounf, man to sutecssfullx aeeomplrsh that goal of defendrnt, the xxorld azgarnst enemres of Chrrstxanrtx Ihc phxsrul quahhtatron of students rs xcrx cffettnelx auoxnplrshed hx the xarrous sports it Dc Paul 'Ihe extent to xxhreh the basketball football traelt and other teams beneht the student tannot be fullx appretntcd Alont xxrth nnproung hrs phxslaal htness these teams trarn the student to xxorlt xxrth hrs felloxx man to prume sportsmanship and to UI1lllC thelr dblllflib to the fullest extent We gan see therefore the Lreit rmportanee of athlems rn thc program enacted bx De Paul to prepare the student rn all xxaxs for hrs role rn defending the xxorld dgdlllbf the enemles of C hrrstxanm These teams tram the student to work mth hrs ellow man, prac :ce sportsmanshzp, and utzlzze then' abzlztzes to the ullest extent A!1ge lgffj . . - t. . .. . f .,, 31. ,4fALfw C0 orcLnafor Rrv XV GlLLlSPll C M Athletrc Moderator jg lqfl 1 N HIS flrst full xear as athletrc drrector of De Paul Father Grllespre xerx capably hlled the post xxhrch had been left vacant bx Father OMalley As head of athletrcs Father Grllespre xx as 1n charge of the entrre sports program at De Paul Under hrs dxrectron the academy has enjoxed a xerx successful year m the field of athletlcs Besldes h1s dutres as athletrc coordmator Father Grllesple also has sexeral classes xx hrch he mstructs darlx Thxs year Father Grllespre xxas anded rn hrs sports program by Mr Franlc McGrath basketball coach Mr Tom OBr1en football coach Mr Wfrlham Phee dean of the commerce department and the Rex erend Charles J NVelter C, M dean of boxs To Father Gnllespre and hrs axdes our best xx rshes for therr contmued success at their post U I e - V . . x 1 . . Y v . ' . - v . . I . . 3 . . . V . v I v ' 3 , , . ' ' , v ' ' ' v - W Q , . . . ' 7 ' 7 7 ' v - 1 . , , s ' , . ., . 4 . . . . V. . . - f 'JI c L , 111111 MR. FRANK NICGRATH .fgfkdfic HMC! REV, CHAS. J. XYIELTER, C. M. MR, XY'H,1,1AM PHIQI . L araify goofgaf , THIZ HIGHLIGI-IT of the 1952 football season. was De Pauls TOM O BRIIZN . . . scoreless tie with St. George. This was the only game that marred a perfect record for St. George. who became North Section Champs. Although the game was scoreless. the Demons outplayed St. George's Dragons. The team ended the season with a 2 won, 4 lost. and 1 tie record. Although it was the poorest showing in many years, it could have been a good season with a few breaks during the St. George, and St. Philip games. Also the team was hampered by injuries, lack of depth. and too few big players. The football team this year will lose such seniors as: John Fanning, jerry Kohn. Dan Baum- hart, Nick Palella, and Carl Roback. Coach O'Brien will fill these open positions with underclassmen. Among these are Bill Callahan, Ed Stienmetz, joe Rydel, jim Magine, and joe Bopp. W'ith this material and the Coaching of Mr. O'Brien we can again look forward to another strong team next year. Mr. O'Brien came to De Paul in the Spring of 1946, becoming head football coach of the Varsity team. It did not take long for him to produce a winning team because in 1948 De Paul won the South Section Championship. They came back in 1950 to capture the North Section Title under the tutelage of Coach O'l3rien. XX'ith the combination of Coach O'Brien and A the new material De Paul is again definitely on the upgrade. In preparing new members for the Varsity. Coach Tony Tracey deserves a great deal of credit for the outstanding job he has done with the Freshman team. During the last three seasons the Freshman team has lost only one game. Best of luck to our football teams in '55, MR. ToNY TRACEH Freshman Coach f page t lgblli -fum Sealed: Mascot-Brady, Swagler, Magine, Joyce, Hirschouer, Marcotte, Gillespie, Mgr. Howe. First Row: Coach Eagleton, Weirich, Pallella, Rogers, Rydell, Cronin, Bauman, Gibney, Leahy, Wagner, Kohn, Coach O'Brien. Second Row: Bopp, Palm, Fanning, Forde, Gremo, Mrugacz, Baumhardt. Third Row: Kellner, Siepka, Mitchell, Luzinski, Culloton, Frugo, Palm, Reich. CATHOLIC LEAGUE FINAL STANDINGS Team XY'on Lost Ties Pit. St. George . , , , 6 U l .929 licmvick ... ,M 6 l 0 Bi' St. Ignatius . ... 4 5 U .5'l XY'cbcr . 'L S 0 .5'1 Sr. Philip .. 4 0 ,429 DPA .,.... 1 1 Ai' Holy Trinity .. . I ra im ,143 Loyola .... . . . 1 6 41 .143 ,gm 4 Ilibfj -ff: .. va ,ak-lr! . '. Ri,..,,.M , K L fx' Q F .. . ' '-f u - mln, 11114111 ,W Hsu A H.: , 5 I Q 1 r ,f y 3 .. x is Q AMi5, , NM',m - , 1 kg M .af Nfv7gg3 i 1 R , K A ,X :I my L gf: I K 5 , H 1 ' ,V 6 gut' Y ...H I 0rN I if 1 1? In . R Y V , A x, Q , Aki' A . ' V Af 4? Ks f 'Is 5 ia. .f 1 9 'L S ? Y . I ' , x ' ' ff Qi si Y Q ?'Q .Lia .M - , -FQ 'f'1 5 x , Q .1 . -T ll v O r' it A 1 hgfrtn i.4f.'QTf'-k4'lL 'n1 :I 2 W 1 . . ' 2. iF'f'5131- -, ' p . .Qf,. . m 4., Z.-',' wi M 'v ' 4-Q ' 7- -if ' f y1k fam, 51 f ni . 5 '. A ' 394 Q' Yzf-3'f?- B!:i'5 'ivy-1+ -5 -. - .-2, ,,,,, ...,..x.- -gr, ., , V . -- . .a A - . ,Q-Q . , ias.,wA -in R.. , s , x., ,haf .o-'Y -'iffrvgg-55 ' K 5 - -A ,lv Q ,', f'1Ji:14: 'wwf .- , 1 u , . :X HQ.. 'Eg FA ,,. x ...i 4 + I .x -. Athi., 1 L -.L-4 ,Q A , - w '- , 1 f,:f.f,,' , fi. 1 , . Q xl' f klflagai ,, DE PAUL FENWICK A hard running Fenwick backfield defeated De Paul to a 37 to 7 defeat in the opening game of the 1952 season In the first quarter Bill Regalli threw a pass to jim Maddock for yards and the T.D. Later in the period Ed Shannon broke lose for '18 yard and another 6 points Bill Makel caught a bad De Paul center in mid-air and raced 55 yards to the end zone Maddoek kicked the extra point. Maddock then added to his point total by toting the ball 55 yards to make the score 25 to O at half time. De Paul took over the scoring in the third quarter on a touchdown by john Cronin on a 15-yard run. Len Siepka kicked the extra point. Bill Regalli increased Fenwick's lead on a 24- yard run. The scoring was brought to an end on a 33-yard jaunt by Ron Beshk, substituting for Ed Shannon. Fumble' DE PAUL TRINITY 0 The Blue Demons suffered their second de eat of the season to an underdog Holy Trinity elexen The first quarter was a scoreless bat le with n ither team making a dangerous scoring threat In the se ond ieriod Bob Kopec of the Tigers went three yards off tackle for a TD The extra point was missed and the half ended 6 to 0 with Trinity out in front De Paul came rareing back in the third quarter scoring two touchdowns The first was scored on a pass from ohn Fanning to john Cronin who ran the rest of the way for the 6 pointsl Len Siepka added another touchdown going ten yards inside end. Both points after touchdown were missed. In the hnal period Trinity's Tigers closed the scoring gap and then went out ahead by scoring three T.D.s and two extra points. The first was scored on a pass to Bob Kopec while the other two were gained on short runs by Ron Heiden and joe Gliva. Kopec added the extra points. page eighty ezerz If Head-on collision. DE PAUL 0 0 0 0 0 ST. GEORGE 0 0 0 0 0 One of the highlights of the 1952 season was the Demon's upset tie with St. George. who went on to win the North Section Championship. This was one of the hardest fought games of the season with every member of the squad playing his heart out. De Paul's line never faltered when the going was rough but they just could not score when they were near pay dirt. The Dragons knew that they had really been in a battle when the game ended. DE PAUL 0 U 0 0 0 ST.PHILIP U 7 0 0 7 In their fourth game of the season De Paul suffered a heartbreaking defeat to St. Philip. The first period was scoreless with De Paul kicking off. Midway through the second period Don Wenn of St. Philip ran 26 yards through right tackle for a touchdown. Ed Logue con- verted and the score was seven to nothing. De Paul's biggest thrill of the first half came on a 25-yard pass play from john Cronin to Jerry Kohn. The second half was completely scoreless. 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Ti 1-'X' A 'xg . u a 1 -in -n 'Z DE PAUL 7 0 0 0 7 SLIGNATIUS 7 13 U 6 26 The Blue Demons suffered a decisive defeat at the hands of St. Ignatius at Lane Stadium in their fifth game of the season. St. Ignatius drew first blood on a pass from Don Biernat to Tom Paul, who went over for the T.D. Ed Riedy kicked the extra point. De Paul came right back to tie the score when jerry Kohn went eight yards off tackle for the score. john Fanning converted and the score was 7 all. St. Ignatius pulled away in the second quarter on two touchdowns by Tom Dunn. The hrst was a run of 35 yards, while the second was good for nine. Ed Riedy added the extra point after the second T.D. and the score was 20 to 7 as the half ended. There was no scoring in the third period but St. Ignatius added another touchdown during the final session of the game. This T.D. was also scored by Tom Dunn when he scampered 6 yards to close the scoring. DE PAUL I4 6 0 0 20 LOYOLA 6 U 0 0 6 Led by Dan Baumhart, De Paul scored a de- cisive victory over Loyola at Loyola Stadium by the score of 20 to 6. The Demons scored two touchdowns in the first period. The hrst T.D. came when John Cronin intercepted a Loyola pass and returned it 22 yards for the touchdown. Dan Baumhart counted six more points when he went 30 yards off tackle. john Fanning added both extra points. Loyola closed the gap when Len Jardine caught a pass from Dick Hoolahan and ran the rest of the way for the score. The play was good for 42 yards. In the second period Dan Baumhart scored his second T.D. of the day when he intercepted a pass and raced 30 yards to the end zone. The half ended with the score 20 to 6 in favor of De Paul. In the final two quarters the Demons held Loyola's Ramblers scoreless and preserved a hard fought victory. No gain! DE PAUL 0 9 I4 2 25 WEBER 0 0 0 U 0 De Paul made it two straight as they rolled over Weber by the score of 25 to 0. This was the final high school game for the seniors and each one saw action during the contest. De Paul kicked off in the opening period of the game. The first quarter went by scoreless but the Demons scored a safety early in the second period to make the score 2 to 0. Then john Cronin caught a pass from John Fanning and went over for the score. Fanning's kick was per- fect and De Paul led 9 to 0 at half time. De Paul tallied two touchdowns in the third quarter on runs of 64 yards and one yard by jerry Kohn. john Fanning put the ball through the uprights after both touchdowns to make the score 23 to 0 at the end of the third period. The Demons ended their scoring for the day and the season when the line caught Steve Piasecki, the Weber quarterback, in the end zone with the ball for their second safety of the game. Baumhart picks up first down. fm 4, -,Qu . K f I I Wx -V v ar 5 AS f 4 N N 4 A I ' 1 f an 34 ' ' ' ' gn. 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UNDER the very capable direction of Coach Tony Tracey, the freshman eleven ended their 1952 football season with two wins, no losses. and a tie. In the opening contest. the frosh Demons overpowered Weber's frosh, 14-O. as Longo and Callahan romped for touchdowns. Their next victim was St. Philip by a 19-6 margin, as Longo and Callahan again hit pay dirt, while Pawlak carried the other T.D. across. Their next contest, though, proved to be a bitter disappointment to the frosh squad. They out- played and out-hustled St. Georges frosh for four quarters. but all they could salvage for their great efforts was a 7-7 deadlock. After Longo ran 50 yards for a first quarter T.D., and the Dragon frosh pushed across a counter in the second period, the Demons Out-played the Dragons. A 34-yard T.D. by Longo was called back in the third quarter. as was a 40-yard Schweikerdt to Doles T.D. pass in the fourth period. The spirit and aggressiveness of the frosh gridders is something to look forward to, and should strengthen next year's Varsity squad. Outstanding backs were Longo, Schweikerdt. Pawlak. Callahan. Timqnc 1' and Horeis: while outstanding linemen were Sheehan, Kilbourne. Perna. Doles. Porto. McGahan and Kenny. Hats off, De Paul, to Coach Tony Tracey for another iob well donef page !IiIIFl'l'ffI e MR FRANK McGRATH Head Coach page 1111 ly IX MR TONY TRAUY Assnstant Coach gaffeigaf INCI Coach McGrath came to De Paul rn 1945 great thmcs haye happened Hrs record as basketball coach at the Academy speaks for ntself Smce 1945 the Semors haye xx on nearly tvs o hundred games Dur my, this span they yxere North SCCUOI1 Champs tmce Catholic Leapue Champs once and Crty Champrons rn 1951 The umors xy ho are also under the very capable drrectxon of Coach McGrath haye xyon almost as mam games bemg North Sectlon Champrons three trmes Thrs rs mdeed a xery fine record but Coach Tony Tracey also deserxes much credrt for hrs coachmg of the I'l1es Bantams and Mrdgets rn preparrng freshmen and sophomores so they can make the grade on the Varsxty team XX1th Coach McGrath and Coach Tracey as basketball coaches De Paul can look forvyard to many more hne teams m the future I v v 1 ' . 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V , It 'ff v xJ First Row Elliott, Pennie, Stacy Second Row Sheridan, Tonelli, Schrubbe Capt Pennie Sullivan Cronin lhrrd Row Mgr Home Burke Pakan, Becker Henry Belohlavek, Coach McGrath QIQLOI' X THI BASIS of their sensational I2 and 0 pre season record Dc Paul s benrors xx ere rated one or the top teams in the Chrcaco Area Interinc into league plat ther continued to pln a terrihc hrrr d of luaslcetball until thex suffered sexer l l'lC1l'flUI'CllxCfS xxhith were lost hx rlx two or three points lint the seniors ltd lux C iptiin lioh Schrubhe were n t discr-Liraccd hx the sethiclxs and plrscd ill the harder Ther finished the seasor with in tight ind six record which entitled them to a plaxolt Lune with Qt Ignatius for rc la e arc i osition in the nnals of the C rtholic League Plum Although they lost this Lime 57 to HW excry memher ot the team shoxx ed the desire to win which Coach McGrath always seems to instill in his teams, In all the season was a success and congratulations are in order to Coach lfrank XIcGrath and to his line team. Although three of this years starters will craduate this year. we are looking forwrrd to another team that will he mn tip next year. f. ju ,, 7 lop Bclholax ck rebounds Bolton! B1 Lctblll bxllvt Capt Bm b Schrubbe Senmrs SENIOR HIGH SCORERS Inu II L K LVVX Bu 11 ul om li hu mu Capt jerry Kohn llHl0I a ILNIOR HIGH SCORERS m Suit L 11 H 1 L -I 5 ji S Fxrst Row Caccloppo Brown, Meter, Weber Second Row Bottalla, Kerrlgan, Kohn, Capt Hang Faterrlgo Angelina I lnrd Ron Mgr Home Larkin, Horn, Banas, Shemroske Fexerelsel, Coach McGrath LLI'lLOI' ITIR COMING through the praetree season xuth .1 xery respeetahle reeord durmg xxhxeh thex lost onlx one game our junlors hmshed the regular season xuth .1 presentahle sexen and sexen mark Although our Demons dtd not m.1ke the plasotts thex had .1 xery exxdent part rn deerdmg who entered the hndls ll1l.1 SEAT the tumors were led hx Ierrs lxohn .1 semor errx md hrs te.1m ITLIIC' .iek lxertrgdn .1l5o .1 senlor tormetl De Pllll 5 one txxo SLOYIIILQ puneh Don Angelina Len lmttertgo .ind Iitll Horn llso eontrxhuteel LOI15lSf.1l'lf teamplu xxhleh leel to xmportdnt x1etot1eS The Demoni took thlrd pl.1ee III the tough lenxxteh Tournament xxhleh Qdllllkl them .mother trophx Our thanks go to Coieh Meifrdth .ind the entire ILIHIUI' te tm for .1 loh xxell done Although the tumors will Sutter the loss ot 5C'I11UI'5 errx lxohn .iek lxerrrgan .mel lr.1nk L.1rk1n we 1re looklnf form 1rd to .mother hne te.1ITl next YCAI' hullt lround tlm xear s freshmen wphomore .ind tumor memhers fk 5, +. k 4, ,V 4. -6 vi? - 9 fr- Z?a4Lel6af 0I1l0I' C0l'QJ SENIOR PRE-SEASON LEAGUE PLAY Fail SH Nt lgrmtlux Pm W Allumi 1' PLAYOFF Pnl 6-4 fl. 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Q XX 4 ,405 M1 F51 ' G2 Jw lm? i jk CAQQILG Cleft, T HAS always been .1 eusto'n at De Paul to be well represented ln eheerleadlng and as always th: year lb no exteptron snble that the eheerlng of the erovsd has often tlmes brought uetory to De Paul and It rs quite pos thu eheermgg rs well eonelueted by our eapable eheerleaders el or what No matter xx hat the ex ent football or basketball no matter uh re De Paul rs rn the stan my the score 15 there will always be loud ehecrmg and rt vull alwayw be led by the Demon s eheerleaelerw So thu rs a token of thanks for the spl ndlcl yworlt performed throughout the seabons by the De Paul ehccrleadcrs Thrs year as last the eheerleadcrs haye been under the able superymon of Mr Phee WNW! In- F A - -6' R Mahoruey E Kusmskx R Espy pr 1 VII - ' ' A y ' 4 . w -, 4 ' 4 af - . - . . - , Q - Z . - C . . ' . y- ' ,ke - - Q , ,- f ' A I ' .X V - Z, :V ' Ll '9 4' ff ' 1 I' 1 . ' ,J7 -xh V --umm - V. , I lm SNL! . V A . I. X it y Q 1 . 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St Georg .II tl Lao XXL xxon only om ot thug and that 11.15 mth XX ther Thu XKJN o' tourxt moxt ullSLOLlf1f1lI1L to 1ll Ill ,ans 1111 ,nwotmtu mth tht NXNIITHUIITL turn Thg lollomng Lntltmtn hut bun 1xx1r1lt1l IUIVIOI' monouunx tor NXXIIUIUIIIQ., SIXIORN Ptrnml Doxlxng l xmas XX 1ll11m XX 1hl llkl lrank Sohglt 5UPllUNlURlN ClllLSPlL and Don Hrtthms 'mrouxly the SXXIIHIHIIIQ., tt 1m tx tuxrttgly Ill mul ol mort tzlnnt Lnlux tn OI'Il1LOlUlIl2., tht ort Null 111111 1 gatul to tht rntrrmurtl xt1tus xx N mul yurs l2.,O lt xxull than lmomt .1 xxxunmnng, tluh 1n l1Ot 1 tum th1t tomtgtu wth othtr s hools Thom who hug so gnncro wlx Lxpcntlad their Llfortw urn though thq wart not trovxnul mth phrnonltxul surtus 1rt to ht kOfIgI'.1fLll.1fLLl Don Hltthnns .1 fruhman tlunrxu spuul mnntxon bcmust lu rs tht only mcmbtr of tha tt 1m to wort 1 point Ill th fatholu tlty matt xxhmth vt 1x hcld at lnnvutlx on lhllfkli 7 Cool, Clear, Water 1 f m1.1r1Jl1v I O I I O O jg .4 , x' vgjp' .1 Q . 5 'Q -'LQ . ,Z Bill Helden, Tl'lOI1l.ls jcrgcr. Mltlucl OBrien ,mtl .loc S.1lv.1to: lfR11SHM1-'Nz john O ' -. 'll -1 ' 'A IS is f ' ', ' up .1 fl lv' rc-lc - 1 ' . . . . .1s it mis ' A 1- f ' lr ..1l . -. . '-'N Top: Beginners Middle: Swimming Moods Botmm: Surfmen. .431 Top: Vlflao did you expect, Charles Atlas? 1953 Swimming eam Sitting: Schamber, Sanzenbacher. Sabalis. Nichelson. Bondi, jakalia, Sabalis, Bibhop Gillespie, Springer. Row l Standing: Fr. Nlffik, Moderator: Salvado. Ichen, Wahl. Schneider. Hieden Coach Camera. Row 2 Standing: jerger, Wfilde. Martins, C'Brien. . -.-.0 We J fi! 1 it A I 4 -Q I 'D S . 4 ,Jn- fl W. '7 'Win' .nhl fs. 'Q 4-2 A' I J Un -,, QQ '. 4' ' g and S V, R 1 Ks' av W Q as 'M nf' fr- s' 'W' ' fb' oxing MR. T. O'BRIEN UNDER the skillful instruttion of Mr, O'Brien. De Pauls Boxing team enjoyed another successful season. The team this year was divided into different weight elasses. beginning with Tully in the lightweight division up to Frank Gremo and Ed Steinmetz in the heavyweight ranks. The members of the team trained in the Academy gymnasium. after school hours and sometimes during lunch periods, The team was managed this year by joe Cortex, a freshman at the Academy. Many tontestants reteived the inspiration to go OLII for the Varsity Boxing Team this year through the efforts of Mr. O'Brien, in staging Intramural Boxing Bouts. XWith very few members of the team graduating this year, De Paul can look forward to another fine team next season. First Row: Cortez-Mgr., Shanahan, Arens, Orozco. Macek, Dickover, Calo. Second Row: O'Brien-Coach, Tully, Kellner, Gremo. Steinmetz, Callahan. W. Callahan, Marcotte. x 1 ,, F 7 INN an, A xx x , 5 Q 1. , 5 1 If N Viv -'A A I I 3 UL , I A I , 5 1 1 I 2 , . it , gy, L17 tw ?KVnVdllaJnqgx'gvdlx3.'Kg'Wx. ,nh17Hw'.x?-'nn Q. 3'iiF.2?!:'i5 f-2 -.4 ,. - f . I.-cw'-' ,. . fr ' 1 H .K R . J. r I sq , ,X 2 'Y x , ,W Aw' fgggl'-S4 ' it - - .l3i1f.-Lf .5532 fa J 33-44 FV ' -XX! 8 ' 1 A lik Q 'J ,A f6v.frJQ1g YT- ' ZW W 'W 131' xi gl 1 MIDW EST CHAMPS lop Leone Alexander Monnelly ohnson Kll bourne Bradlev Powell Mgr JUNIOR TEAM Middle Coach McCarths Aquila Basel Keane Russell McCaughn Schvutzner enlclns Leone Kiel Farrovs Bradley Alexander Rat- tay. Wilde, Supernant E wa ld. Lindenmier Powell - Mgr.. Stachon Coach Meehan. SENIOR TEAM Botlom: Zylkowski. Spath Heidkamp. johnson Mon nelly. Kilbourne. Powell- Mgr. Coach McCarthy. Ed Monnelly. Coach Mee X fi i and ,44' han. afflefff etalll eleteneled lJLb eross eountry team sutely laeine hrst in the E PA their AAU title this yetxr by p Wfest meet Althoueh Leo tied them in points en the trophy bceause their .ls Ed 1 apieee man came in first of the se Monnelly who has plated first in this meet for tu straight years He was followed by Bob Prost 6th Chuel-. Alexander 10th Bill Kilbourne vsrh and hnson Nth This also gase D Paul the ht ears Wayne o ixth time in eng y ors lost a title for the s ln the junior eity meet Dc Pauls uni elose r.1ee to Loyola Aeademy The unior harrier S 'lflfdf iii W e t tor Loyolt, had been uneletetteel in elu.1l meets exeep Bob Prost hnisheel seeonel elose behind the Loyolt runner .mel mis tolloyxeel elosely by his teammates T m Leone and Lloyd Bradley. Chuele Alexander o ssful .although it w-s ua nOt as sueee The Demons just xxon by De Pau laelseel the depth with Wayne ohns seeonel tor De Paul and 16th in the meet Coneritulitions to eoaehes Tom Meehan and Tom XleC.1rthy for .mother hne season in eross eountry' is 1 in 1 M3 ' I? ' z - - ' 3 De Paul was giv' f ' J A 7 .. , A , , , ' ' J - I 'hools. This w g ' ' y ' U ' A ' 5 5 ' 'O Senior eity' ' s , . Y ' 2 - ' K, A A 5 A , 'A U ' 7 A 3 ' 1' A l's Ed Monnelly. - ' 3 ' ',V V A J ' ' ,Q V 1 V yy 'Kf ' A '- - ' ' ' A j Jon finishing AP.. cf ole Ieflrf fe! Em lin Kula:-mic goes up and over. DE PAUIQS track team this year sutfered their biggest loss when Coach Tom McCarthy was drafted into the army. This left the entire coaching task to the very able Coach Tom Meehan. This was Coach Meehan's second year as track and cross-country coach at De Paul. Leading this year's senior team were Bill Kilbourne and Dan Kukanic On the pole vaultg Ed Monnelly, distance runnerg jerry Mikula and Bob Bergant, sprintersg Wfayne johnson, on the hurdlesg Bill Foley, high jumperg and Don Engleman, who threw the shot. With these men as a nucleus and several newcomers, Coach Meehan gave De Paul .1 well-balanced team. Standing: Kukanic, Zylkowski, Mikula, Johnson, Luzinski, Monnelly, Brennan, Walls, Coach Meehan. Kneeling: Fox, Bergant, Kilbourne, Winandy. SENIOR TEAM 1. --fx., JUNIOR TEAM Seated: Passaglia, Wilde, Stachon, Volpe, Lathtop, Kiel, Rattay, Supernant Lindenmier. Kneeling: Rundio, Prost, Hemmer, Salvado, Iekel, Mersack, Spillane, Aquilla Standing: Bradley, Leone, Hodel, I-Iammer, Dickman, Russell, Alexander, McVittie Coach Meehan. The junior squad was composed of some very good freshmen and sophomores this year. Among these were: Bob Prost, Tom Leone, and Church Alexander, distance runners, jim Luzinski, hurdlerg Lloyd Bradley, sprinter, and Luis Aquila, pole vaulter. De Paul had a number of meets this year. They were held with Loyola, April 17, St. Mels, April Zlg Loyola junior Relays, April 26g St. Leo, April 28g St. George, May lg St. Ignatius, May 2, and Loyola Senior Relays, May 10. The city meets were held during the middle of May. In all the season was very successful and, if Uncle Sam permits, Coach Meehan is looking forward to another fine season in '54. Best of luck to Coach Meehan and the teams in their future endeavors. Leone clears five feet. TONY TRACEY MR TOM OBRIEN :ct ffm Lnfldvtd lunlll nifanlufa 5 HE xntramural program vsas earned out to a close under the able leadershxp of Mr Tony Traeey who was aided by Mr Tom O Brien and Mr Bob Kuntz This athletle program IS designed for students who do not haxe elther time or abxluty to partnenpate ll'l xarslty sports and IH earrylnf, out this purpose lt has been highly sueeessful Thls year the program eonsrsted of sexeral sports of uhleh the most sueeessful was basketball Many thanks are due to Mr Traeey for spendmg, has time and effort ID eonduetmg, the entlre program and to Mr O Brxen and Mr Kuntz for thenr tlreless efforts rn aiding, Mr Tracey MR. R KUNTZ . . ,f .k- A v ny 1 .'- ,, '- .-' . - . - . , . ., . . ,- .. 'y - Y A- ,. . 7 - . -.v.. - K- Y 'A . - - --.-1 ,.- --. . , rp, . . ' ,-., . ' 7 '- ' . . ' - -' y A , ' . , . . . . -' ,' ' y ,-,. l l w l 1 1 i fn' 'TA . Two contestants mix it up during one of the many bouts. dgnframuraf MXil'Lg HE lT1Lll results of the seventh tinnutil boxing tournament are .is follows: H5 students weighed in: of these il fought. The tourney tonsisted of -12 bouts, All of these bouts were filled with m.iny extiting moments. .ind muth t.1lent on the p.irt of the tontesmnts was shown. --Tom Tulley. sophomore, zoelt first place by defedting George thampions in their respective weight eldsses were: s.--Chuck Calo, freshnmn. defeated Vitlt M.irsol.1. freshm.1n. The hnal 105 lbs. 115 lh' 125 lbs. 155 lbs. 145 lbs. 155 lbs. 165 lbs. -Tony Sh.m.1h.1n. sophomore. defedted Bob Arens. sophomore. -jim Cultihgn. freshman, defeated Don Dielcover. senior, -Bill CL1lQ1l1.H'l. sophomore. jim's brother. followed by 'lim Mdrcotte. senior. -Otto Macnk. junior, defeated Ricardo Orozco, sophomore. -Tom Kellner. iunior. defeated jim Collins. junior, In the heavyweight division. Frank Gremo, defeated Ed Steinmentz, sophomore. Guin. fiesliindn The nominal team trophy went to the sophomore class with 24 points, The fresh- men followed with 18 points. juniors with 16. .ind the seniors with 6 points. This competition was based on the S-point winner .ind points for the second pl.iee. :ge mn lbroirfi-er! fiitufi-foie One of the many lunch hour games. INTERMURAL CHAMPIONSHIP SOPHOMORES 1393 FG FT PF Pts. SENIORS 135 FG FT PF Pts Cateioppo ..,..,... ,. . 4 2 2 10 Frugo ....... .. . 1 0 2 Krus ... . ... 1 0 0 2 Foley .. . 2 2 s 6 lirnvvn .... . . . 6 Z 1 14 De-mes . . . . I 0 2 Kucharczyk . , ... 0 5 l 5 Schultz ... ... 8 1 3 Suchy ..,. . 2 0 2 4 Meyer .... . . . l 0 4 Doughetti . . . . tl 0 tl O Scanlan , . . . , 2 2 0 Curielli . . .. , l 4 1 6 Passarello . . . . 0 0 0 14 11 '7 59 15 5 15 FREE THROXYS MISSED: Caccinppo 121, Kucharczyk 151. FREE THROVVS MISSED: Foley 121, Schultz 1 Curielli 1Zl. Frugo 111. .gllffanlufaf HIS year a great many students partieipated in Intramural Basketball. The Freshmen, as a tlass, entered ten teams as did the Sophomore-s, while the Seniors and the juniors both entered six teams eath, The Freshmen and Sophomores played two rounds or a total of eighteen games. After many tlose games Cateioppos team, Sophomores, won the Freshman-Sophomore lunch ehampionship. Members of Caeeioppo's team were Cirus, Brown, Kueharezyk, Suthy. Doughetti. Curielli. and Cateioppo. The juniors and Seniors played three rounds or a total of fifteen games. making the grand total of games played thirty-three. The winner of the junior-Senior lunth was lfrugos team. whith took the thampionship after a few rough games. Members of his team were Foley, Demes, Sehultz, Meyer, Stanlan, Passarello. and john Frugo, These two teams. Cattioppo and lfrugo, met in a very extiting game to determine the Intramural thampionship. lfor the first time in many years an under elass team took the thampionship as the Sophomore-s, Cattioppo. took the game from lfrugo 59 to 35. Muth thanks is due to Mr. Traeey for moderating these games and making them possible. , 1 f:.f:.1u.1 .':tu1.'x-Irv, .gntfanlufaf Ong 1 RAY GERMANN QUIN TAYLOR Flrst and Second place wmners HIS year Intramural ping pong returned to De Paul to take Its plaee among the other mtramural sports after an absence of several years The response was terrific wlth about two hundred students entermg mto the tournament The eontestants were elrm mated by the loss of two out of three games to an opponent The games were held rn the Gym durmg both luneh pernods on three tables Mr Tracey dxreeted the tournament as he does other mtramural sports The two Fmallsts nn the tournament after several weeks of eompetltlon were um Taylor a jumor and Ray Germann a sophomore Friday November 21 vuas chosen as the playoff date lt was to be a best of fise series Quin Taylor out classed hls opponent even the sernes mth mms of 71 to 18 and 71 to 13 The final game vsas the most eveltlng of all gomg mto oxertxrre The final store was 75 to 75 mth Ray Germann the new plng pong ehamp of De Paul eomlng out on top Lets hope that Intramural plng pong mll remaln among the lntramural sports at De Paul for many years to eome page ou bundred 111611 1 lbree in the first two games by scores of 21 to 12 and 21 to 15. But Ray came right back to . . .t-. '.k- 'A -A gf A - Y. . , v 5 , - .4 -' ' y , 'L' A . f , - I. 4 f l , Y , - f y I x- , : ' I-- 0LUl President 0 the bowluzg league Larrv Fronczak gets set or a luglz game -gm Left: Bob Mrose, Treasurer. Right: Ed Kusinski, Secretary. Pmavirfclzzl. . . . 31,8 gownng 51,4 Ofpm Lau fence Fmnczck I'Yrcf-Pn4fjf1'cf11I .,., .... X Yilliam lunge: 5LL'l'l'C'fzl7'.1 .... vu- - 1- ' L.I.Hlf Ll .... Hlffzfwpzlffr. . . . .Ifdward Kusinski . . .Robert Mmse ...Mn R. Kuntz MR KLNTZ Moderator f7.I.2c' ffm fvffxjvgj mfr Group shot of the Academy Bowling League. ow ing HE BOXVLING CLUB this year had another successful season with one hundred members comprising twenty 5-man teams. The league was very well halanced and the race for the championship was a close one, thanks to Mr. Kuntz. moderator and this years otiicers. In the American junior Howling Congress tournament which was held this year at the American Bowling Congress sorh jubilee at the Coliseum, Conrad DeLatour took the first place championship tournament trophy. and Frank Chmielewski. placed fourth and Richard Ptacin placed seventh. De Paul Academy is very proud of the fine showing of these boys in this tournament. 'H u 11:11 J t f1.'i-ily 4. if . Q 1 5 L Q , , f 4 rg 4' f , if Wlii 7 s ' pb, ' + 'Q ., I Ig 1' YV' V - fw Q 'V X ,V nj 5 'A . ' Q 5 I g iii fs N mil A wr-f Cn -lv' 4 ,,. ,nn 4? wxj , Sfgjifk M s l 1 fl. ' f f , .. 1 ag W :SH 2512 W Ya , lx Q, H , f-V?,x11?QQe1 1?k2f5 ' 1, 1: . I, , 1 gl-gh: , g -Q! I 2 N fr . RUM 1 4 . 5 . ' 5. r tl .Q 1 K 1 l' 6 141 V 1.3 l ggi? N 1.5, ,Qu Q fir 'i 1 ,f - F! ln 32755. mu.--.Q . 4'- 68 3' I ' : xg Q gg. . In 3 V, M 2 ffl, .. fi f , , x hx if ? J s -74 .41 Ury' an 5 X-v 1 , 1 Q., X! 1 ' 'Q Sf J ll A I M I iz H, - af f 1 15. 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JACK 6502 Peterson Ave. 130 NEwcastle 1-4006 ROSE. JOHN 2028 N. Lavergne Ave. 1393 NAtional 2-5128 NONX'AK. DANIEL 2061 N. XY'hipple St. 14'3 BElmont 5-9840 O'BRIEN. GEORGE 1529 N. Vfashtenaw Ave. 1223 O'BRIEN. JOHN 2116 N. Seminary Ave. 1143 Bljckingham 1-5123 O'CONNOR. JAMES 2945 Leland Ave. 1253 KEystone 9-1826 O CON NOR LAX! 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