DePaul Academy - Annual Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1955 volume:

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X f if f ix Af' g7 L3 H X -T' FORE ORD In the past the themes of the De Paul Annuals were qualltles such as loyalty or cooperatxon The central topic of thrs yearbook hovu ever IS a blt less abstract I'rue De Paul academy will be new ed III a certann xx ay and 1n a certaln perspectne but rt wrll be Through the Camera s Tye Our rovnntc, photographer will VISII rn turn The Aclmrnrstratron and Tac ulty The Classes The Fxtracurrlcular Actrutres and hnally Athletlcs In most ases he ll let the camera Itself tell the greater part of the story unfortunately nt alone can ncxer tell the vshole tale theretore he ll have to gxve a fem facts XKl1lLlI the C amera s I ye misses 4 f f Z Administration - Classes - Athletics : ' Z O MJ De Paul Students Pay Activities Tribute to Our Blessed Mother in Marian Year Celebration .lf-f -Z-Z,-f x The preeedmg xears have gxven r1se to souetxes prmuples and mdxwduals xxho or xx h1th are elther partlv or Completelx d.IlfdgOI11StIL to God Agamst th1s g1gmt1c mflux of athelsm md 1f1hLlI'Ildf1lfX Cllf1SflJ.1'1 men must hght admlnlsirahon The shoxx s pr1ests md I umen xx ho nelther xx e lr lrmor nor urrx Lrms X et 1t IS men sueh mL1tcr1t111sm md IIS XJIIOLIS tohorts For 1t IS sud Chmtx begms m the home too does suth 1 tontenhon 1g11f1St the aforesald 1de1ls hegm ln our tountrx These men hx the1r guxdmee md teaehmg not onlx hght noxx but llso prepue others for the future Stflft Q 7 x- 7 ' I . 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A ' L L I L -- as these who do most to stem the tide of ' 2' QL V ' ' A, so ' ' 2 ' X ' L z ' e' . iv ' I L - 1 2 Af - Q .V A v 2 2 REV WILLIAM A RYAN CM AM The add1t1on of Father Wnllnam Ryan to the De Paul academv faculty xn 1945 proved to be an event of great moment nn the annals of the school Father Ryan went on from hrs orrglnal teachmg asslgn ment to become Pr1nc1pal of De Paul academy 1n September of 1947 The presence of an educator of the calnber of Father Ryan as admmxstrator w1ll always prove to be an msprratnon to the faculty and students of any school Thls was of course true of De Paul It has been sard that the true leader IS also an able follower In followrng the precepts of St Vnncent De Paul m his deallngs vuth parents students and faculty Father Ryan proved hrmself a capable admrred and respected leader The departure of Father Wrllram Ryan and hrs new dutles as Presldent of The Semmary at Cape Glrardeau IS necessarnly a loss to De Paul but we have been fortunate lndeed to have had hrm w1th us as guxde and lnspnratlon for even so short a txme Father Ryan may your future efforts rn the name of Samt Vxncent De Paul be blessed wrth the success of your mrssron here and aided by prayers to Our Mother offered on your behalf by that whrch IS a part of you De Paul Y . . , . ., . . .. ,. . J . , , . . . . . 7. ' a 1 9 y 1 3 2 al I-Ins Emmence The Most Reverend SAMUEL CARDINAL STRITCH DD Fourth Archbishop of Chlcago . . , F 5 ' 3 I , I 1 -p ,Lovvvw ' , f - '- A - 1 , s X lj Nz, , I , wr' 1 W' x V I S -I ! rf, 5 A r- 75 ' A1 .H 13 HL e I .Q Afrziiq 1 ?'v . .62 .UA ' 5 X! I xl , . . REV DENNIS j FLX NN, C M . A M Principal REV COMERFORD I O MALLEY C M ST D President of De Paul 'ffl 31935 Y jf, ' Q ,VZ f2.fA.:T51? 01' 55. , . If-, 'Lv 'ff .A Q 0 0 0 s., R 9 . h . , . ., . . . REV BERNARD PTTZ GERALD C M AM REV THOMAS MUNSTER CM AM MISS M FITZ GERALD Registrar 5 Office MRS M OHNEN Librarian MISS M PIPER Bookstore I A -, x ' I If . ,..,.. . ,..,. Registrar, Assistant Principal Dean Wffvflf R xy o rf'lJl'.' . f so C Af l , REV. MR. W. BEHM REV. J. BRENNAN REV. WH CASEY REV. MR. J. COLLINS C.M.. M.A.. C.M.. M.A.. C.M.. M.A.. C.M., M.A.. Math. Religion Maxh. Religion Speerh. Religion English. Religion :P , ff .. Qi V,-ww .t 1 L X MR. A. CRONIN REV. MR. W. DISCON MR. P. FALZONE REV. W. GILLESPIE C.M., M.A.. C.M., M.A.. A.B. C.M.. M.A.. Commerce History. Religion Math, Chemistry English. Religion BALANCING THE BOOKS! 12 i L T Y . . . A book in no better than its author. So, too, a student's assimilation of knowledge is measured by the ability of his teachers. A De Paul student is at least the equal to any student of any other school. Fr. Mcl-Iardy, an extremely capable Latin teacher, is head of Languages and has done a great deal of work in facilitating this study for the student. English and Literature are under the direction ot Fr. Kirschten and his assistants, Mathematics is in the able hands of Fr. Singleton, who, with his assistants, acquaints the student with its basic prin- ciples and more specialized forms. llr, Vidal. head of Social Science, is in charge of teaching the De Paulite about Man and his relation to sotietyf' In preparation for business careers, the Commerce Depart- MA, ment. Linder the apt lead of Mr, Phee, gives a well balanced English- Remedial I course in trade and its varied subdivisions. I yn li , I 1 K if MR. J. HANSON REV. W. KIKSLHILN MR. R. KUNTZ M.A. C.M., M.A. is.s. K History. Spanish. Reading English. German. Religion sics X X 3 WX fx 2 - fl If PII? . ,af L f f I v K , 1 'ST t if 1 Tk MR. J. MANIOLA M.A. MR. W. LARSON M.A. English History, Ci , nomics Math x V 3 1 3 UlTY A lLllltl.liiiLllI.1l tklLlL.illOl1 in llrc-lziigiiituiiig ix xL1pI1li11l ln Mr. M.C,1lwc .ind ln. .1ssixt.1ntx, Mr, lpilzont- l11.1dx 1l1u 51111111 lJL'P.lI'llllL'lll, Hu. xxnli lm .lNNl5I.llllN. Vrox idt-N tlic 111-N1 powilwlt toursc in xu1oi1d.1ry w1iui1.u. Rcligioii i'l.ij'5 .1n lINPOl'l.1IlI l'.1I'l in 1l1c .ittiviiiw .lllxl wiinlitx of Du l,.lLll .1nd. .ix autli. it is 11i11lt-rtlu-g11idL-ol' lfr. lfitz fit-r.1ld. Couiixt-liiiru .llltl It-mtiiig for .iptitutlt .irc Hl.1j0f l'.11t-tx of .uiy stliool. DL- lJ.lLll .lnlclcllly is proud to l1.1w so .1lwlc .1 n1.1n .1s Mr, Ciornmn in Lll.ll'KQC of tliix, Coiiiplctiiig tlic CklLlL.lllOl1.ll program is Mr. Tr.11t-ip l1c.11l of Pliyxital Education, who secs to it tl1.1t tl1c boys ll.lX'L' .1 sound lvody .15 wall .15 .1 sound mind. ln tlic lust, Dc Paul .1L.1LlL'I1ly ll.lS .1lw.1ys l1.1d .1 fine .ind well rounded LiUI'fllLllLII'll. XY'itl1 511111 mcn as thc aforesaid, thc REV' T' MEIK E QM.. M.A. only L'll.1l1c2.IC aan bc improvcnicnt. General Science. Religion 6 5 fr 1 ' A MR. L. MCCABE MR. F. McGRATH REV. MCHARDY Ph.B. M.Ed. C.M.. M.A. Mechanical Drawing Latin. Basketball Coach Latin. Religion N is ' N . REV. A. NORMAN MR. T. O'BRIEN REV. T. PARROTT CM.. M.A. Ph.B. CM.. M.A. English, Religion History. Football Coach Religion. English Hi MR. W. PHEE MR. F. PRESTON REV. M. SINGLETON MR. F. SMITH B.S., B.A. B.S.P.E. CM.. M.A. A.B. Commerce Biology Math. Religion Speech Ass't Football Coach 'R ' Q! I Q , mf , V K , ev w ' X i'f.?1' !m1:' .:. figig , I ' :.if.iQ'.G' Hyman WM MR. A. TRACEY REV. W. VIDAL REV. R. ZIMNEY REV. L. ZOELLER Phy. Ed. C.M., M.A. C.M., M.A. C.M., M.A. English, Sociology. Latin. Religion Latin, History, Religion Religion CAREFUL! 0. A wi I HI 1 yi - :f Q wr Q X I f x 'M The LJINLFI tm rttord onlx Llllllglilfj fates Some of thwt th mgu ortur thmuigah tht four wars sptnt hut hx tht students othtrs art tomplctt as cm war to Vcar Stmors art rtplattd and move on to hlghcr cdutatron to jobs or IH gomg to thc prlesthood No hlgh sthool or at idcmv offers 1 fmer LLIIFILLIILIITI th m Dc Paul but xt 19 up to thc student as to thc use and benehts he max gam from xt Thus, no matter what tmtc ot sthol lstlt unit nor IS strtsstd is hn is posslu L t us hopt that tht phxsltll m Iftlfllag L II IS llldltl mn ot SLIIOIISUL lmportantc. , -, . . -, .- ' - 2 I y 4, - N . Q . . - 2 . -' ' 7 fr m ' U 1 1' thc T ' - , -, . U f ' ' . 1 . L hc may plan to do afterwards, thc impor- T1ig.1.'lf 1 '. il hy' our 1 hcra ' 'gtivc of a 1.1,lff to lf Y ' Presxdent WILLIAM KELLY Vxce Preszdent DENNIS COTTER Secretary RAYMOND GERMANN Treasurer 0 0 JOHN O'MALLEY Abraham Eugene V St ohn Berehman lntmmurll Boxm Intramural B.1slCetb.1ll Intramural Baseball C1155 Reprewenmtne Allen ames F S Clement Commeree C lub lntrxnurxl BJ eb,1ll ln r.1mur.1l 15.1 leer .1 Anderson ohn I. 9 C1 neuexe I rexh inn lootbull In rxmuml B.15eo1ll In rarurll Bonne Andrews Arnold A St Theresl ru ie 5 e 1 ra uml B1 e Aquila Louis E l relnu C uv Arendas Mnchael W Qt ltfkllllllkl Boxxlnn lntrxmurxl lioxxng, C onmer e Cl1lw lI1U'1ITlLll'Jl Buebill Arcns Robert 5 A ll1lI'lITlllI'll lioxung, Projeenon C lub btuelent C ounell lntrlmurxl Bxseblll lntrunurll Buleetblll Ayres Lyndell C Newberry Commeree Club Masque .mel Gasel Baldwm Lawrence St ohn Berehman Chem Club Commeree Club Barnes ames K St lranels Xauer Commeree Club Presxdent Student Counell Class Repre sentatne Ireshman Iootball Intramural Basketball Intra mural Footbqll 9 - - dl A rv -. 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Inn 9 Y ' A U A V , ' J- - l ' C Bassl Louls St Bonaxenture Vars ty loo ball Traek Cross Country Intramural Basket ball Intramural Baseball Cllss Represen atne Bovrlmg: Beal 311135 S SI GCFICHLXL Behof Anthony F St osephat Boxnlrng Club Treasurer Stnente Club Student Counerl Class Represen atne PFOPIEAIIOII of Ialth Bll'3I'lOMSkl erome B St Tarexssus Legion of Mary btamp Club Vnee Presrelent Latrn Club Vue Consul Commeree Club Bogusnemcz Henry E St Sylxester Iorum Club Brancato joseph A Darmn Proprptron ol lanth Varsrty lootbtll In ru' ural Basket ball Intrunural Baseball Brreske Gerald F St Andrew Bovxlrng Club Intramural Baseball Intramural Basketball Cltss Representatne Propagatlon of Ialth Brown, Ronald H St Stanislaus Kostka Ily werght Basketball Vdfblfy Basketball Legron of Mary Commeree Club Intramural Baseball Intramural Basket a Byrne Cornelius V St Vrneent Intramural Basketball Dc Paul Iorum Byrne Thomas H St Phrlrp Benrzr Intramural Baseball Intramural Btsketball , J- - I, I o -- K -- ' V --.- A L . . . . .A .. 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' Caccloppo Robert P S GrLgOry Ilywelbht Basketball Varsnty unnor Basketball Commeree Club Monogram Club Intramural Baseball Intramural Basketball Class Representatlye Cafferata Lawrence L Sf Vxator Bovslnng Club Intramural Baseball Intramural Basketball Intramural Boxmg Class Representatne Propagatlon of Fanth Prom Commlttee Callahan Wnlllam T Our Lady of Lourdes Leglon of Mary Seeretary Varslty Football Varslty Basketball Intramural Boxmg Intramural Baseball Stu dent Counerl Treasurer of Freshman and Sophomore Classes Monogram Club Cannon ohn F St Bonayenture Boxxlxnyh Club belenee Club Tre tsurer lntrxmural Base 71 Carnes Laurence F St Vrttor Intramurtl Baseball De Paul Boxxlxne De Paul Iorum Student Counell Class Reyvresenta ne PIOPHSJIIOU of Ianth Caruso Joseph R St ohn Boseo Intramural Bonne Camera Club Treasurer Propagatron of Ialth Lttln Club Presldent Cllss Representatrye Boxxlnni, Student COLIDLII Ceffalm Paul bt Andrew Traek Cross Country Intramural Bonny, Intramural Baseball Commeree Club Cereghmo Charles T I-lol Rosary Varsxty Basketball Intramural Basketball Intramural Base ball Legron of Mary Bovslrng Club Senenee Club Prep Staff Class Representatne Clancy Gerald M Our Lady of Merey Intramural Basketball Intramural Baseball Intramural Bonne Camera Club Propagatnon of Fanth ' z. 1 . ? 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KIA I , A 4, I 22t Comella, Joseph A St Cornelius Cross Country Track Intramural Basketball Intramural Softball Commeree Club Camera Club Conway Thomas F St Geneueve Commeree Club Legnon of Mary Intramural Basketball Cotter, Denms Our Lady of Mercy Semor Class Offreer Student Counerl Seerctary Student Court udge Boyxllng Club Prom Commnttee Intramural Basketball Intramural Softball Propagatxon of I'a1th Cronm ames D St Benedrct Propagaxon of Fauth Intramural Basketball Intramural Softball LCSIOD of Mary Curlelll John A St Ferdlnand Vrrsrty Btsketball Intramural Basketball Intramural Soft ball Class Representatne Flywxenght Basketball Intra murll Bowne Cushmg Donald St Prlsellla Legion of Mary Intramural Softball Irtnn Club Class Representa ne Commerte Club DeLalVIar George H St Bonnenture BOXNIIFIL, Club Intramural Softblll Drckman john D St Tarerssus Monogram Club Traek Team Cross Country Te lm Bowl me Club Intrtmural Basebtll Intramural Basketball Dlvlta amos St Tarelssus Latin Club Student Counerl Stamp Club President Dompke Gerard St Mxehael Legon of Mary Propagation of Falth Intramural Softball Intramural Basketball Dc Paul Forum , . 1 I 1 - A - I . , ' ' . 9 ' ' N. 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A .- ' I , ' . , . ,V , v y . v v 7 f Donaubauer Louxs St Cornelrus In ramural Basketball Intramural Softball Bowling Club Drehobl Freder1ckG S Alpbonsus Rallroad Club Choxr Duffy Robert Prs Sexenee Club Pro, leatlon of Iarth Intramural BOXID Dughettr Fred Bennett Intramural Basketball Intramural Sol ball Ylee Pres1dent of De Paul Iorum Propagatlon of Faltla Class Representa tue Bowling: Club Dumelle ehn F St INIILILILI Selenee Club Intramural Blsketball Intramural Softblll Espy Robert K Our Lady of Mt Carmel Cheerleader Captam Suenee Club Student Counell Class Representatne unlor Class Vlee President Commeree Club Boxxlme Drama Club Farblsz Thaddeus B St Iadxslaus Intramural Basketball Intramural Softball Intramural Iree Throw Fxore ohn R St Ierclmand Chess Club Commeree Club Bowllng Club Intramural Softball Forde ohn P St Alphonsus Freshman Football Varslty Football Intramural Brsketball Intramural Softball Class Representatne Monogram Club Formella, Robert St VIHIOF Rallroad Club President Camera Club Student Counenl , J. . f I I . . ' Y . , . I. . 'A , . , St. Ifelllei - f . . Y ' . . .' g. , I- ' A . k . .N v. 7 , -I1 . . ' S 4 A 4 . L: 'A 4 t . , l . A A v I Ya 1 - , , . 4' ,I ,- ,I - - ' A 3 1 7 ,J , . , - , , -- , - , .f. ' s. , f s - , - . , . s . - I Frazier Edward E St Sylyestcr Gaughan Walter Sf Vlmifif Intramural Softball Intramural Basltttball Otfrttr ot Dt Paul lorum Gerger 311195 StGtnu1ut Class Rtprtstntatne Boxylmg, Club Intramural Sottball Ceraty Raymond R St Edu ard Intramural Sottblll PFOPIEQIIIOII ot Iartll Comn trtt Club Larson ot Mary Germann Raymond P bt Bkllikllkf Propagation of lalth Strtntt Club Intramural Softball Stn atm. Student Coun rl 'Irtasurtr Claw TFLISLIFLF ol Stmor Class Gzxheen Mlchael Matt rlllty B V M Propagatlon of I'a1th Intramural Softball Governale Marvm St Icrdrnand Grady Timothy L St Francrs Xayrer Latin Club Gltc Club Cross Country Grubbe Raymond St Bonayenturc Chorr Vrtt Presrdent Intramural Boxmg Latm Club Stxcncc Club Bovylrng Club Stamp Club Intramural Table Tennis Guldarelll Gregory W St Mary of the Lake Intramural Babltctball Intramural Softball Commerce Club Intramural Boxmg ' , . ' D 1 - . ' . J J- , A 7 ' ' ' 3 ' I , t . Y ' ' It V, y ' :, 7 Q X A , -. 4 y Q , Q Intramural Basketball, Varsity' Basketball, Class Repre- , r :, ' 1 - - V. , J. . I r - 7 ' ' Y ' Gurney, John L. St. Veronica Intramural Basketball, Intramural Softball, Intramural Box- ing, Bowling Team. Haas, Thomas F. St. Vincent Intramural Baseball, Intramural Basketball, Class Repre- sentative. Hackl, Richard F. St. Matthias Intramural Boxing, Propagation of Faith, Intramural Base- ball. Halle, Patrick D. St. Thecla Track, Swimming, Intramural Boxing, Intramural Base- ball, Intramural Basketball, Class Representative. Haller, Charles E. St. Vincent Choir, Bowling, Drama. Hammer, John C. St. Thomas Aquinas Inzramural Softball, Intramural Basketball, Tratk. Haravon, james A. St. Thecla Intramural Baseball, Intramural Basketball, Track. Harrison, Thomas B. Bishop Quarter junior Military Academy Swimming, Monogram Club, Intramural Basketball. Hartmann, Kenneth R. St. Genevieve Cross Country Team, Track Team. Chess Club, Science Club. Heiden, William M. Lloyd Intramural Softball, Intramural Basketball, Varsity Foot- ball, Swimming Team. I I Hemmer Ronald F Our Lady of Merey Traek Team Cross Country Team Hoffmann Wllllanl R St Edward Propagatton of Falth Se rettry Serxers Club Presrdcnt Traek Class Representatne Commeree Club Holmqulst Gene E St Vrator lreslmman Iootball Intramural Baseball Intramural Basket ball Commerec Club Class Representatne Hutchings Dems E bt Clement Ratlroad Club Class Rey reser' t ne Iekel Ronald St Prtsenlla Bowling, Club Legion of Mtry Intramurtl Btseball lntra murtl Basketball endras Victor Annunerrtron large Thomas G St Andrew Vtrsrt Qxumnrnyr NlOl1Ogl'llTl Club Intramurll Baseball Traek ohnson Robert E bt Geneuexe Le ton ot Mary Commeree Club oyce Frank M St Andrew lurczak Frank R Holy Trmrty l reslunm I ootball Intramurtl Basketball Intramural B1 ebrll , i A . . 9 ' ' l , . . v h a 4 Ai Y 4' . , . u T . A A . ' 4 Q jk- . 5 ,h ,is r' - ,l lfreshman lootball, Varstty' l'ootball. Propagation of I'a1tl1. V l 7 1 I . . I V - ' T' . 5. . . T ' 1 v y'.'z Y.. Y. , , . 'A , . 5 ' l , urczykovsskl Frank A St Hxatlnth Lcgron ot Nlary Intramural Basla ball In ramural Base ball Xamts lootball Kalter Lawrence W Prls Kelly Thomas F 5 was Boxxlrng Prurdtnt ot unror Cla C la Rt wrty n 1 nc ln ramural So tball S udtn Co n rl Kelly Wllllanm F S Prxn Nut Prurdcnt ot btnror Claw Xrtt Prtbldtn ol N udtnt Coan rl X1 c Prcbrd nt of Dc Paul Forum lrcshman Football Intram rral Bas ball Intramural Ba lxttball Cap tam o th Stud n Body Pro 1 Comn rtttt Koleno Robert S lrantrb Xaxrcr I rtbhman lootball ln ramural Basl-tttball Intramural Boxing Intramural Baxtball Prtp Stall Komm Edward T Our Lady ol Grant Claw Rtprucntatrw Intramural Softball Krus Thomas R bt Icrdrnand Intramural Softball Intramural Baslxctball Bantam: Flncs Krush Mxchael A St oscph Dc Paul Forum Intramural Baslatball Kucharzyk ames B St lrdelrs Intramural Basketball Intramural Baatball Bantam Basket ball Projcctron Club LaGr1ppe William St ohn Bosco Intramural Softball Intramural Basketball Clasb Reprc Scntatnc De Paul l'orum -I . 'yn ' I 1. .- 'll A V. f I . I '- V -' . f . ' Sz. 'tilla , . Sz. El :ian ' I J, ' l J I sal ss 'C IJ' I I . t ' I Ll t . , ' ' , 1. 'Ulla 7'-. .' . A I. ' T - 7' , , 1 ' 'r- . . , . t at - . t . . ' t Q u : n , 1' a , : -' , . . , . , I . I. I , y w . , .y ,- , ' . ' ,J . . 1 , 7 A , y , . , 7 A ' , v A-'rl 1 I' . ' ' ', ' 4 . 28 Lansmg Hal P St Vnn ent Cholr Drama Club Chess Club Cross Country Team Leahy Thomas A St Ierdmlnd Flyxyenght Basketball Bantam Basketball Intramural Bas ke ball Intramural Softball Propagatron of Iarth Lendmo Angelg Immaeulate Con eptxon Mrdget Basketball Intramural Basketball Intramural Soft ball Seeretary of De Paul I'orum Bowlmg League Prom Co'nm1ttee De Paul Prep Leone Thomas St Iran rs Xauer Traek 'Ieam Co Captam Student Counell Monoygram Club Intramural Boxmy, Intramural Basketball Intrl Lrermann Thomas B St Sylyester Intramural Softball Intramural Basketball Cllss Repre sentatne Propagation of Fanth Limburg Albert W Our Lady of Merey Intramural Basketball Intramural Softball Leyon of Mary Presndent of Student Counell Prep Staff Ieature Edntor Annual Staff Rallroad Club Propagatron of larth Lombardl Gerald A St Geneyreye Intramural Softball Intramural Basketball Propagatlon of Faith Luzmslu ames P St Bonayenture Football Captam Track Captam Basketball Student Counexl Intramural Softball Bovslmg Monogram Club Preslde at of Commeree Club Intramural Basketball Lynch james M I'r1ek School Prttsburgh Pa Mallek Wxlllanm P St Aloyslus Bovslmg Club Stamp Club Railroad Club Intramural Softball Selenee Club Secretary Chess Club , . . L' , , . ' ' A 1 .,: l ,, ' : ' V as I- ' I ' f L' 5 T.' , f v a T ' V - . y I. A , ' ' . , J. ' . th- , 1 I -- '. - , ,' , -' y , , Q ' ,u , , - . , . i- mural Softball, Cheer Leader. Cross Country' Co-Captain. , a 1 x . '11 ' - . f ' v . y ' .,' 4 N . , . I A 5 . I VA I , . I A I 3 3 7 4 ' ' 4 A 7' 4 7 1 , . . Q 7 I T 7 ',J . A . . , v. I 7 V Y I Y A V S W I 9 Q 1 ' , ' . , . 4 II' , I , . Y I 3 Y I 1 I IA a I a - Maloney Robert W St osephat Intramural Softball Commerce Club Cheerleader Marquis Howard V St ohn the Baptist Science Club Martin, erome B St john Berehman Intramural Basketball Intramural Softball Masloskr Thomas F St Mary of Perpetual Help Bowling Seript Club Seeretary of Legion Feature Editor Prep Annual Staff Choir Massaccesi, Robert L St josephat Dramatie Club Science Club Intramural Boxing Bowling Club Class Representatiwe Meier Thomas F Queen of Angels Monogram Club Class Representrtne Legion of Mary President of unior Curir of Ch eaeo unior Baske brll Ilyweieht Blsketbill Trrek Intramurll Pine, Pong, Bind Softball Propxgation of Iaith Merczak Richard G I'IOlj Irllalfy Track Seienee Club President Student Couneil tnior Class Treasurer Prep Stan Annual Staff Intramural Soft ball Intramural Basketball Class Representatixe Merigold ohn C St Bernird Bowling, Team Captain In ramurll Basketball Intramural Softbtll Intramural Boxing Meyer Edwin F St Andrew Intramural Softbrll Intramurrl Basketball Seienee Club Swimming Team Legion of Bllfj Aeademy Orehestra Mikulski Jerome W St I-Iyaem I1 Bowling Swimming Team Monogram Club De Prul Iorum Treasurer Legion of Mary , . . 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Q .,' ,' Mlller ohm H bt ol111 BLr1hm.111 lIllf.1ITlLlfll bof1b1ll llllfllllllfll B1skctb.1ll I11tr.1mur.1l Boxmg Mitchell, john P St V1111cnt Stamp Club Chcss Club Prep Staff Ld1t0r A1111u.1I Staff Ed1tor Lcyon of lxllfy Cl1o1r Mltchell Thomas D bt Pctcr C.1n1sus Sucmc Club llllfillllllfdl Boxmg Intr.1mur1l Basllctball lflff.1I'UL1I'.1l Softball PFOPJEIYIOI1 of I.11tl1 Class Rcprc sc11t.1t1xc Mitchell Wllllanl P S Pc cr C.1111s1u l Ls11m11 Iootblll X 1rs11 loo b 111 lrLsl1111111 V1 L rcs 11.l111 So, l1o110 Q P11 1d Il Studcnt Co 111111 Cl.1ss Rc! rLsc11t1t1w Montalbano Ronald St C111 uuc l1csl11111n loo b.1ll lllifllllllfll B1slsc b1ll lI1U'1l'lTLlf1l bolt Morrlsroe W1ll1an1 R SI G 11u1uL l11 111111111 l5ox1112g lllfflll Llfl Nottb1ll l11 Fllllllfll B1 ct 1 111111111 Il P 15111011 ot 1111 Mrugacz Fred St bxlxcstcr I11 r1111ur1l B1sls11b1ll l11lr1111ur.1 Sol1b1ll Muscarello Michael C St Scb1st1.111 fl 111 Sol1b1lI SQILI W C 111 lion I11111 ljfll 1 N r c1111 ll r s Musy Verdcl Ronald ll11111lto11 fllOlf 51114111 Club l5OXKlIIlL Club Imr1111ur1l boltlull Dflllll Club lcpon ot Nllfl Cllss R1.prLsc11t1t1xL McDonnell Thomas D St Bcncdut , J 2 . N . J A ' ' L ., A '- Y 1 - A' l H j I s V E ' . ,' ,, V ' ' 7 ' ' A A I -Q 5 - . - . Q I-' q , 5 -. , . , , ,t ' I ' Q A 4- fr 1 ..: 3 . '. If 5 z.. . 5 1 . P ' 1. f 1 rl -S' L 1. f - . 1 '. Q 4 - , Q . 7 Q ' A '- Y- ,- I s .. 1. , ' ' . k 5 A s L 4. K 1. . K L Y b.1ll, cil.lhS RCPl'CSCIll.1flYC.'. Pro11.1g.1ti011 of li1i1l1. . Q ' b . -C . L' ' 'V ' C ' 1.1. . .' 1. .1 .lf .. 1. . .sk- b.ll. S ' 1 g. rof. 1. ' ' lffl. lJf0lW.lg.llIOll ol l'.111l1. 1 . . .P . . . l I111.1111.l Q A . .Q -1 .I l. l111g . .11.1 C1111 .1 g . -. -A1115. . . x l A . 1 - ky an . s A I u s A - s 1- 7 A n l. 4 L..C 4 1.1 A n v A. 5 ' - I A Nealt William T St Andrew Monogram Club Intramural Bablectball Intramural Soft ball Propagatron of lanth Claus Representatne OBrien Mrchael St Theela Svummlng Team Cav tam Intramural Bonny, Intramural Baseball Intramural Basketball Clam Repruen atne OConnor Terrence St Edward Lrexhman Footoall Xamty Football Intramural Bay' etball Intramural Bayeball Intramural Boxrng Student Court C dgej Clans Representatne OllV3 Charles E St Thereaa Frexhman Iootblll Commeree Club Seren e Club Cheer Leader OlVIalley john P XII Carmel Presrden of Senior Claw Vree Prebrdent of Commeree Cl Ib Presrdent of Student COLIIILII Intramural Brsleetball I'LSLIll.1 IRC. OMalley Mrchael St Andrew Intramural Basketball Intramural I5a5eball Clasa Repre s ntatne Seerctary of Commeree Club Commeree Club Orchard Wrllram H St Sylyestcr Intramural Softball Leynron of Mary Rarlroad Club Pmg Pong Orozco, Ricardo St Theresa Drama CV1ee Prebndentj Legron of Mary Intramural Boxrng Frebhman Football Chesa Club Cheer Leader Osebold ames M St Phnloaaena Ott Intramural Boxing Choir and Glee Club fPres1dentj Legion of Mary Bowling Student Coxntll Intramural I my, Pony, Class Representatne Royj St Andrevy Cross Coun ry Team Intramural Basketball Intramural Softball German Club Legron of Mary Intramural Tratle 1 3 ' ' , , 7 .. I y , , y y, ' ' ' , , . , A 1 ' .2 9 - , - ' V. . y A u . V. 7 V , , - , A Y ., , . 1 .' 4 ' Y -I v 4 I ' . f w w A Y - , f , . s ' ' AM , 1 : . . . ' J ' I L V . I . ' y V L - . V Intramural Boxing, Intramural Softball, Choir, Class Rep' 7 , J. . . 1 , ' ' Y ' - . , y , . .- 5-C ' v., .- -Y . f. 3 , - . q I 7 Y I IS 7 ' ' ar' 4 Y 4 D v, , ,' , ,- . , - .. . , J .' ' Q D V A I , . 7' 1' V ' yy . L -' V , J' ,, ,y . , , u . l I , Q . ' .y' , V' , . ,- ima .au 371' Palm, Patrick j. St. Clement Freshman Football, Varsity Football, Intramural Softball Class Representative, Intramural Basketball. Parisi, Michael 1. St. joseph Intramural Boxing, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Soft- ball, De Paul Forum, Class Representative. Passaglia, Donald L. St. Ferdinand Intramural Baseball, Intramural Basketball, Student Coun- cil, Commerce, Class Representative, Track, junior Class Secretary. Paul, Clarence Our Lady of Grace Intramural Basketball, Intramural Baseball, Commerce Club, Class Representative. Phebus Richard C. St. Ferdinand Intramural Basketball. Pusateri Peter A. Santa Maria Addolorata Co'nnaerf'e Club Freshman Football Intramural Basketball Intramural Baseball llywxerght Basketball Class Repre sentatne Rausch Henry St Clement Boxxlmg Team Swimming Team Legion of Mary Camera Club Drama Club Class Representatne Rausch Robert G St Clement Propagation of Faith De Paul Forum Drama Club Pres rdent Science Club Cheer Leader Student Council Prep Staff Regan erome W St Priscilla Intramural Softball Intramural Basketball Track Propa gatron of Faith Resch Robert G St Bonaventure Intramural Boxing Class Representative Varsity Football Freshman Football Intramural Softball Freshman Line Coach Monogram -s wifi' 1,51 3 'Ea :anus-nun.-nasal 9 v A ' S a a s . T ff -. , - v a , . V . , . , . y , y 8 . , . . . . Y Y I - . 4 '.4 'a 3 1 a 'A A 7 3 1 I , I . . ' Q x 'x ' , A 4 I I . . V 3 7 7 a' 7 7 , . N , , .J ' . 'ht A ' 4 -.4 L V s .Qt Q AYQLX Q gg , V x 55 . VA , ' '.,5:.,. . 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' Y, as -., as ll- - - 4- I Reynen ohn F St Alphonsus S len e Club Int Boxing, Rltrovato Anthony R Holy ROSIII Boxxllnf, Club In uuurtl Blslxetblll Intrlmurxl Btse ball Commeree Club Rogalla Duane T bt ohn Berehman Chorl Intrarourll Btsebtll Chess Te 1m LLEJOII of hfary Smmmrng Team Rouzan ames P 'it Clement llyvxerght Blsleetbtll BIIIIIIIIXNQILIII Btsleetblll Vtrsrty Basltetull Cltss Ref resentitne Intrlmurxl Softblll Intra murll Btslxetblll Ruhl john E it Vaneent Propagltlon of Iuh Intrxmural Blsebtll Intrlmural Basketball Class Representatne Russell Thomas N Qt Clement Trulx Ielm Cross Country Commeree Club Intrlmurll Basketball II1ll'1l DLlI'll Bxseblll Sabm ohn I-I Immuulxte Coneeptaon Bovsllng Club Legion of Mir, Intramural Btsleetblll Intrlmural Softball Propaettxon of Ianth Cltss Repre sentatne Salvato Joseph C St Anelrexx Smmmxng Telm Trael-. Intramural Baslxetblll Intrt mural Baseball Intramural Boxing, Commeree Club hlonogrtm Club Selenee Club Salzmann Rnchard St bylxester Intramural Basketball Intrxmural Baseball Rulroad Club Schatz Harold it And ren Bow llng 1-' . V, Y' y - , . V v ' , L11 . . . v ' A 4 - , - - I ' D, u . . f ' t . . 'ff 1 . - ' ', , , , - V .I I -I . X , , ' - . . , I . . . I ,, - t , .. 1 4 , 4 ' , . a , C I' Student Couneil. Bowling Seerctary. Bowling President. 9 ' ' ' 4 I .K , A Q 6 A L.. A L I ' I ' . I . ', . L , , , ' : ' -. . ., . , . , .. , . . ' ' 'I I AL 7 vu -B I I L . L' I A ,Q A A . .,' Y, l I , , I . , In A ' . . 'A - K K A A . t I . Schmitt Frank bt Anelrevs Intramurll Blsltetball Intramural Baseball Bantam Basleet ball Clam Representatne Suenee Club Scholle Matthew St Geneueye Rulroael Club Vlee Preslelent anel Seeretary of Rlllroael Club Boulxny, Team Suenee Club Schultz ohn St Laellslaus Intramural Baseball Intrlmural Baxlee btll Boyxllng, Club LLEIOII of Mary Schutz Ernest A St Alphonsus The Club of Selenee Schwartz Robert V St oaaphat BOXXllllg League Prep Stat? Legnon of Mary Annual Staff Student Counenl Selenec Club Propagatlon of Falth Segretl Robert A St Geneyleye Intramural Basketball Intramural Baseball Bowling, Club Druna Club Traele Team Leenon of Mary Shanahan Anthony E St Ierellnanel lIlfI'lIT1llI'll Softball Intrlmural Blsleetball Intramural Bonne Cross Country Tratlt lreshmxn Iootball Shanahan Dennis A St Peter Canmux Rulroael Club Boxslxng, Club lntramurxl Bonne lntrl murxl Softball Selenee Club Shanahan ohn S St Sylxeater belente Club Intramural Bonny, Intramural Baseball Sleger joseph A St PFISLIIIJ Commeree Club Intramural Softball Intramural Basket ball I ootball , J. 1 - ' I I ,l ' ' ' , L .1 ' , , ' .1 ' ' ' , J. ' l A . v' . ' . f ' y . -' . -. , I I- - I 5 , . -: . . ' ' f . . y' - , . . I I 7 J' v s A A I ba 1 Prcsndcnt of Propagatnon of Falth, Class Rcprcscntatlve. , . I 1 1 'I . 'A ' ' - Q . ' n I . - - . , y' . V . x I I. ' ,' , .. , I. 3 ,- I :Q l Q ' ' ' . . . S X- A A - Q I - Y a , n .Al 7, A A t 3 A I AK Y L K. , I v . V F. -I f SIFCCI Donald St Phnlrp Benrzx Intramural Basketball Intramural Softball Smith Paul St Nlrehael Strenee Club Smith Thomas O Rclnbcrg. Legron of Nlary Bovslmg Rarlroad Club Smith Wllllam M St Viator Xarsrty Iootball Ireshman Iootball Nlonobram Club Propaeatzon of Ianth Vree Presrtlent Leeron of Nlars Class Rtprtstntatne DePaul Iorum Intramural Softball In ramural Basketball Sprmger Richard P S Patrxek Aeademy Surmmxne Team Class Representatne Bonne Sprmger Thomas R S G n ll e Struke Wrlllam St Ierelrnantl Chorr Camera Club Suchy Richard F St Ierelmanel Intramural Basketball Intramural Baseball Intramural Bonne Class Representatne Class Offiter Seeretary of Freshman Year Seeretary of Sophomore Year freshman Football Student Countll c Richard S Holy Innoeents Bovxlrng Club Speceh Club Serenee Club Intramural Baseball Intramural Basketball Leeron of Mary Clas Representatne Tully Thomas M St Ferellnanel Varsrty Basketball Intramural Bomng Class Reprcsenta me Student Counerl Flyvxerght Basketball Intramural Softball Intramural Basketball 9 J' - I 'I . A . . J. ,. I . V 1. fy , . ' I '. ' . . , . . 1 .' , : . : A : Q A ,, A . Y- l A 'I I . fy- A I. f .. I . . , , . 5. 4 I' I ' ' . - .S ' 'S' CI. -'- 7. , , t. Q rex' , J. .. at 9 ' ' A , A - . Sy, . ' , 7 .V 7 Y. V, 7 , . . ., , ,,, , , , -- , . . , , 7 , S . . 4, , ' . Tyrell james A St Ferdrnand Walle Dennis E Sf ,l0S2lPh21f Leglon of Mary Chour fSeeret.1ryl btlenee Club Class Representatne Ward john A St Vrneent Watry james A St Clement Class Representatne Weber Lawrence C Sl AIPHODSUS llyxxergllt Basketball Varsity Bxslsetbull lntr.1mur.1l Base blll lntr.m1ur.1lB.1sltetb.1ll Commerte Club PFOPJSJIIOD Wruclc Robert M St Vlntent D Plul lorum Wurst Norman F Qt Vmtent De Paul lorum Zen Edmn L St Vrneent Boxxlnng lDLP.1Lll lorum Legion ot Xlary Q5tuele1t no pho o mphedj Ross Kenneth E St Tarelssus Intr.1mur.1l Sports Commerte Club Proptzgatlon of the leuth Class Representatne 9 - ' 9 - ' A vu A A' . v Q 1 'A 4 '. 1 k' Q - ' -A , - , . . , ' . . .K ,- . . A A , Y ' ' V - s A u ol the' lf.11th, Class RCITIYSCIIIJIIXC. 9 - -1 ' U A c . 'A . , . e . A ' V I ls ' : . ' A 1 '. C 1: I t LI v 1 , . ' -A... . 'Y A ' 4 . - Q J SCHWEICKERT President W HAIG V1ce President R KILBOURN Secretary IN WOLNIEWICZ Treasurer ThlS year sau one of the larbest unror Classes rn the hrstory of De Paul academy Next year these boys xxrll go throuch one of thc most Important trmes of thelr lrves But here we are concerned mamly yyrth the present and the recent past The eye of the camera shoxxs the competent ofricers and rn succeedmg pages the rest of the members of thrs class these for the most part haye had .1 very successful year XVe now take trme out to msh them ey ery success m the commg year 'hui' 9? I O . .. . . ' 9 ' v , , - v I 'X Wt, L, H MH , 4 4 'iw K X f A , Q-, . ' n , I. , , Y ,A y 2 ' n . . . . V - , E . V. 4 . s . E y I . - . . , Y Y . U '- , . v 'I XV? s o p ll o m o r e s R TIMMER Pnszdent M STELNICRI Ixu Pnszdent . GEHR, sem-my T. GENOVESE. 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Second Ron T.IINTL'INL1Cf: D.: 'I'.1lu1ui. D.: Huln. P.: K.1I.u: D.: RTLIFJIOTI. P.1t!.lIl1. AI.: P.x1'Iyk.z. Ci.: DL5td'.1l1o. A. Seated Ciromk. T.: Khmm. rl.: Vfufmm. -I.: RLKQJI1. R.: fummuz.1. P.: I..1ullk. KUTWUR. -ly Kmlgr. T.: Yollw. Y. Last Row :XlLx.1mRr. C.: Tulmxkz. XY.: C.1ll.1l1.m. -I.: T:.1I'I'OXX: If.: Ifcmggirly. fxll:UUNlTIT. -I.: Alnolmon. D.: l51lzi'.a1mk. If Third Row Hmlcv. If.: lfnmk. I.: Iiogmrmzk. XY.: fNITGL11u.111. P.: K.z.4m.xrLk. STILLTIJU. T.: lillron. T.: Kirldnkn. J. A lG1xm.1l1.111. D.: XYHIJ. T.: C2r.mlw3. UI. Seated Al.1s1ml:1. H.: C.uRr.1. R.: Nlull. R.1 Pcm.x. IL.: TXTLIIIKLIOMIII. C.: l'rn-Lyn. Y.m D.-North. D.: Siam-k. R.: Ciurmy. R. N. JUNIORS V-4 . ' .J Tl Q X . 1 ,MA , . -si student council J. O'MALLEY, President VV. KELLY. Vice President R. GERMANN. Treasurer D. COTTER. S ecre tary FR. FITZ GERALD, Moderator Seated. left to right-WT. Tully. A. Limburg, Mitthell R. Germ.1nn. R. Stlwmirtz. R. Merezak, R. Regan. Cotter. Second Row-T. Gronek. P. jemny. R. Kilbourne, Sthweickert. T. O'Connor. N. XY'olniewicz. Divita. T. Kelly. M. Stelniek. Barnes. Carrol, Caruso. J. Millen. An institution of long standing at the Aeademy. the Student Council is not pre- eisely an extmturritular attivity. It is under the direetion of the Senior Class othters and is made up of the presidents of the various clubs and fields of sports. The Student Countil his many impor- t.1nt funttions. .1 few of whith we may' mme. It has the Wuroose of tegehinv the stu- l 'C dent me-.ins ot selt governing. cooperation. .ind p.irli.iment.iry order. It .tteiudints the student with the dith- tulties Of governing .md thus gives him .tn .ippretmtion ol it. .ts well .ts sell- tonhdente .ind .1 sense of reslronsihility. J. O'M.tlley. lir. l:itzGer.ild. VU. Kelly. Third Row-P, Diener. R. Limmer. XV. Haig. Luzinski. ul. Ruhl. UI. Osehold. R. Espy. D, Rissoglii. nl. XY'olf. Fourth RowfHP. Sullivan. R. Rauseh. A. Behof. T. Genovese. vl. Gehr. R. Proust. T. Meier. XV. Cttll.1h.1n, L Q l L Y ,,-plfii 17 ! K X, T r F 1 H w r A 4 J fi , x , -Q XMQU my f I Someone onte stud that studres hmld 1 student s rntellett Jetrx 1t1es hulld hrs sou 11 knowledge md .ithletrts hrs hodx The statement rs true as far as lt goes hut 1t seems that thrs person has sold athletrts .1 httle short athletics mdlem Cessrtate drsuphne actrvrtres neeessltate eoopcratron but athletrcs demands hoth tomhlnxng dxsuphne and tooperlt on rnto hurlds the phxsmll strength st lflllfll 1nd LCXJIIIIIIIIIOII ot the lf1d1V1dL11l In plst settlons of thls Annu 11 IL C rmerxs Exe sometlmes fell short ot tell mg the whole storx but rn thxs use rt does suth tr good Joh th1t rm further el th or.1t1on xx ould be sheer I'C'dLlf1dlflLX . A QW W H ' 9 t s s t I i , '- ' , ,- . - 'V' '. ' A J s , L , . ,., L , , H' . I g R I , A I l . , , H I ' r I A 'X t . , ' . . e d ' ' .- teamwork. It does this and, as stated, ' ' 1 2 ' ' L . w t ' , ,E 5 U 5 ' 1 ' ' ' ' ' L . ,ylwg ix' . . . t ' --- . J d th lx 4 7 g ' . . . f . - . I 1, I 7 - ,Lb.f , if U. L 1. 1 s L v 5 MR FRANK MCGRATH Head Basketball Coach Athletic Director REV. W M. GILLESPIE. C. M Coordinator uihlehc board MR TOM OBRIEN .y- REV MR W BEHM CM MR WILLIAM PHEE if r W Thrs rs Father Grllespres thrrd sear as athletrc Moderator and hrs untrrrng efforts can readrly be seen rn our broad sports program at De Paul Because of hrs excellent job as Athletrc Nfioderator here at De Paul he was named Presrdent of the Catholrc League an honor of xxhrch he may be very proud As rf thrs wasnt enough Father Grllespre also has classes and he rs Moderator of the Monogram Club Workrng very close to Father Grllespre IS Mr McGrath vs ho besrdes berng head basketball coach rs also Athletrc Drrector The fine condrtron of the sports equrpment rs due rn no small measure to the untrrrng efforts of Coach McGrath Renderrng therr assistance to the sports program at De Paul are Mr Tom OBrren head football coach Mr Wrllram Phee charrman of Commerce and Rev XX'm Behm C M De Paul rs ever rndebted to such an excellent board of coordrnators and hopes to have therr ard rn the coming years X Q 5 ' I 'H ' LB' 1.9.7 . fs , ,ff 5 , 4114 I, gy... . gl - ' far . .ti , 1 ,,e N 1 . '.s:f'A,'Q CJ . . A . . . . v .Q 1 9 l , ' , . . . , . . , . 5 7 4 7 ' 7 7 . . , . . . , . . . . , . . , . - . . ' 7 7 ' 7 , . ' . , . . Q . . . . . Y , . MR T OBRIEN Head Conh 54 varsity 1214 fooibull I1 ls ir tx clue hii 1 suucssful bid hut did not m mh l.15t scar s ruord Ihc Dcmom xxcrc dcfcdtnd hx suph toum it St Cmongc North Sutlon Ch1mp5 St IQHAULI5 and St Phnlhp hut also be.1rSr Nici it Pxtmk and Gordon Fluh .md were hed hx elghth war it De Piul .md has rumcd out qulte a tem great teams 1f not Qh.1mp5 thu were alxxaxs m Lontermon fo: top honors 111 the lciguc MR I PRESYOIN Asst Comm Q Dc Jzu va si 1' A n QL 4 J son. 2 - I - - I 'S A- . ' 4 . . - V. .1 ,, 5. ' ',.,. 1- ,-' L'.d. 2 .- 4 ,' ' .V I' Holy Trinity and XVeher. Mr. O'l5rien coached his ' ' 1 1 ' 'Q A ' ag M K X I . ii ,W T f K' V YY ..' , ,I Front Row seated Mgr Posadzy Price Donahue Dalton Fitzpatrick Mgr Masbaum Second Row Kilbourne Bannon Temple Grctza Helden Bresnahan Kuhen Kirschten Diggner Schvxcieleert Thlrd Row Coach OBrien Pawlale Biancato Callahan McMahon Kenny Wilson Evxald aeleaclei Collura Coach Preston Fourth Rom Smith Horeys ODonnel Grace Luzinski Ford Bassi Sheehan Wolniewicz Boyle After losing half of last xears notable team the xaeancies xxere hlled by such men as Schxxeieleert Sheehan Kilbourne lxennx XX,OlD1CVt1CZ Paxxlale Horyes and Grace Many thanks to the graduating seniors xx ho did such a fine yob in this their final year of high school football Among these are Bill Mitchell Bill Callahan Jim Luzinslei Bill Smith Terry OCon nor and ohn Forde Also a note of thanks to assistant coaches Mr lranle Preston and Mr acle Calkins xx hose help xx as greatlx appreciated bx Mr O Brien And not forgetting Mr ack Annetti the coach of the freshman football team xxhich gaxe the aboxe mentioned players their pre liminary' training. Mr. O'Brien should be able to look forward to a great season next year with such a fine team. Another final word of thanks to the coaches and the team for such a line showing this season and the best wishes in '55 for a championship team. FORDE lme gf c 'd ef- LUZINSKI, lme 56 1 -J 1, f iff' 43, MITCHELL back De Paul t gnatlus 0 0 13 De Paul lost its hrst season game to a powerful team of St Ignatius De Paul led through the first half by a store of so. to nothmg then Ignatrus came batlx to store thrrteen points m the thlrd quarter and seyen more IU the last quarter xyhrle they held De Pauls storlng down to zero The only touthdoyxn stored by De Paul was that of Brll Mntthell s and the extra pomt yy as mrssed The hrst half yy as the hardest fought ball game played by tu o hrgh sehool teams rn quite a vlhrle The second half yy as of course .1 httle dnfferent because of berng plagued by myurnes De Paul gaye a httle ground and St Ignatrus turned rt rnto touthdoyy ns ' .a ' '55 l 1 l Q. . I Xp 1 . N , I x . , x I - I I . 5 i 1 ' 2 X g Q X IX I -,-Q. ? A w Y y -sl . Q, r , Wei -,. , 'A k M , . than a : 'K', 5 ' 3 1 2 3 4 T 9, tx 3 , 0 6 0 0 6 S . I ' 7 20 ' A f yf r V ' A r ' , I V , r . 7 , ' - ' 7 , rt . , . , - V V . . s I , ' , ' l - , V, v ' 1 ' ' v ' ' 4 Y V . . Y . . 4 1 it-i5: '::1. R , , 'fr ,V-Z., , 'T ell- l f ' 23'-e ,L-ii-, De Paul ordon Tech 0 0 O De Paul after losrng to St Ignatrus tot baclx rn the XXIIIDIHE column bs beatrng Gordon 46 to 0 De Paul wlth a small l1ne show ed Gordon how to plax football exen though Gordon has one of the blgwgdest l1nes IU the utx The spectators saw De Paul get oft to an early lead by storxng, thlrteen pornts rn the hrst quarter and nlneteen rn the setond quarter and hnallx scormeg fourteen polnta rn the thlrd quarter Ihe attatlx was led by erry Sthweltlxcrt who stored three touch downs Two of whlth he went DU yards and krtlxed two extra pomts Norbert Wfolmewrca scored two touthdow ns and one by Brll Mrtthell and blll Callahan accounted for the other two Callahan O Tackle or a TD' De Paul St Mel De Paul beat St Mel 6 to O mth both teams plax mg a great offensrve and defensrve game Nerther team reached hrs opponents goal durrng the first half The ball was brought deep lnto De Paul terrntory a fexx trmes but each trme De Pauls lme held and The second half looked as rf rt was goxng to be lrke the first Then came the fourth quarter erry Sthwerckert passed forty yards 1nto the end zone to Norbert Wfolnremcz for a touchdown vuth only three mmutes left to play The extra pornt vsas missed by Brll Callahan Mel s threatened but farled to score and De Paul took over after recovermg a fumble Watch that Hand' 58 1 2 3 4 T 0 0 0 6 6 . 0 O 0 O 0 pushed back St. Mel. . I Q , l J Y 1 5 SCHWEICKERT back De Paul Weber Due to the yxeather C,OlLllf1OllS De Paul had to settle for a tle yxrth XX eber Nerther team tould do much passmg because of the ram that poured con tmually The batlxheld 11 rtself was hmdered on run muy, plays yxrth the ground bemy, completely muddy De Paul scored early rn the flr t quarter xuth Mrtchell carrymg but the extra pomt yy as mrssed Vkfeber scored very late m the fourth quarter XY eber xx as not hm dered as much as De Paul who has done much passing and quite successful at it. X WOLNIEWICZ lme GRACE lme l59 O CONNER me H' HOREJS back J 45.2. Q, SHEEHAN lme De Paul St Phlllp Dc Paul lost to St Phrhps who had a mard tl1ar3.,xn3., lrne and .1 terrrhe badxheld St Phrhp stored touehdoxx ns rn the hrst second and fourth quarters 'Ivo of the hrst stores were due to De Paul fumbles but DPA tightened up consrderablx rn the setond half St Phrhp however snll managed to push across another TD 111 the fourth 4 , , E f, I I . 54 N . 4- ,-iP?1faE1r,1,,,., 1 ff f ' ' ' A' a, -'V-167 'fi- Q A -N t , - f f 1 VP' ' 'T V X, 9 , K. ' 1 2 3 4 T 3 V 0 0 0 0 0 5 - ' I . ' ' 7 7 0 7 21 f . A A ' ' V 1 y - Y' 7 ' . ' ' W - . ' ' ' . Y, . . A 'f d ' V ' - , 9 ' - ' . ' ' ' Q De Paul St Pat De Paul came back from defeat to beat St Pats Most of the scormg honors xx ent to Paxxlak xx ho scored three touchdoxx ns and a safetx Brll Mrtchell accounted rn the thlrd quarter De Paul fa1led to score onlx the hnal quarter tallymg, 7 nn the first 9 ID the second and 12 ID the thrrd De Paul vxas a sharpened team for thrs game and xt shoxxed out rn the field by the xxax thev played Go Mztchell, Go' 261 1 2 3 4 T 7 9 12 0 28 . 0 0 6 0 6 for the other TD. St. Patrickzs broke the ice by scoring ' ' . A ' ' in De Paul o y Trrmty 0 6 0 De Paul s nrst touchdown xx as set up bw a hlotked luck De Paul retoxered on Trmrtx S 15 yard hne and pushed for a touthdoxx n rn four plays xxrth B111 Mrtthell carrung, from the one xxrth errw Snhxx ertkert tonxertrng In the setond quarter both teams fought a see sau hattlc xuth Holx 'lnnrtx and De Paul both storrni, ontc Trrmtx s stir oe Gina went I0 xards around De Paul got thclrs by .1 pass Lomhlnatlon of errx Horycs to crrx Stlmeltltert a pass of some 12 mrds 1nd the cxtrl point xx as mlssed hx Lufrnskr The thrrd pcrrod found nerther team storrng but plaung, a hard llnc game In the last quarter Cmlna of Tnnrtx stored xuth ten seconds FCITIZIIIIIIIKL, ind tar fled for the polnt after Trlnltx lxrtlxed to De Paul and the gun xxent off to end the Qame xxrth the storxng 7 t0 1 Trouble A head' 1 2 3 4 T 7 6 0 0 13 I-I I ' ' 7 13 end for their six pornts hut mxssed the extra point. A I K .' 1. , - - ' , ' J 1. 1? sr K k h x , y . 1,1 , 'N ,offs-s , t Ay I if f 44, 'f Q -3-'veit' 'M 'Q ' KENNY line 5 5' fgffeu? Qin PAWLAK back De Paul t George 6 12 St George played like a championship team and Lept its reputation even though De Paul gave them a hard fought game De Paul the underdog never gave up trying and almost scored in the final quarter but the pass was intercepted The first touchdown came early in the first period on a five yard run by Cullman and looked as if De Paul could hold it to a close game but again the second quarter it was Cul linan on a 35 yard run and a 70 yard run by Zackary De Paul played a close second half by letting George score only once vv ith a pass play from Braun to Wozny a 5 yard pass combination in the third quarter with Smith converting. In the fourth period De Paul held George scoreless and almost scored but the drive failed and St. George took over till the end of the game. 69 -:bf sf mf EFL' 3 , a t-2-f 5 c .-aff, ff- s KILBOURNE line First Row Ru W Bchm Coanh Anncttl Bottalla Kcllncr Mabcola Sobulx Gozdulu Sullnan Mullen Rcmh Asslstant Coaph Second Row Wfcntz Big Dougherty Cxccro Rutcr Fortm Barratt L1z.1r Glllcspm My Third Rom Orzada Bum Luzmslu Peterson Hutnhmxon Cook Bodx 'NIR 1'XCfX -XNNEI II frm: IJQN1 Sf H for L I 1 K. XNK 111 1 111 1011 I1 x 11 11 NL N 1 11111 111111 S1111 De De SEASON S RECORD SCORES P111 P111 Pau 1 Paul 19 Paul 26 Gordon Tech 7 Weber t Phllxp St. Patrlck 7 Loyola 13 6x ' J RE Q . ,'lQx't. f 1111 12.1 ltnxyl. 111-121,111 11.1.1 1111111115 .1 XQE. Wg11111f 1' :cgi 71 -' 21 1 g X17 -1.12, .'1XI1i..'A.. 1111.1 11-2 .1 11 11,0 X 1.171 'f. 'L.1:'.. 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Their season record was twenty-one wins and eleven defeats. During the league season they came through with an ll and 5 record entitling them for a berth in the playoffs. The Demons were listed as the underdogs when they were to play St. Elizabeth, but the team romped over Elizabeth, 70 to 59, being in charge during the most part of the game. In the semifinals De Paul, again nominated for the underdog spot, came through with a stunning victory over St. Phillip, North Section Champs, by beating them 65 to 64 in the last seven seconds of the game. Coming into the Catholic League finals, De Paul was to play Loyola, South Section Champs, for the crown and were the underdog for the third successive time because of Loyola's towering height with the average of 6 3 per man The Demons small compared to Loyola completely outplayed the Ramblers and beat them 62 to 59 in the last few seconds of the game after the scoring lead changed hands many times De Paul highly underrated had the Catholic Senior League Crown captured De Paul after playing three terrific teams finally gave way and was defeated by Marshall Public League Champs 71 to 53 for the City League honors and had to settle for second in the city It must be remembered that the Demons came this far mostly with juniors on their team and the only graduates will be Tom Meier and jim Rouzan With this to look forward to the Demons should have an excellent season next year and our best wishes to them i NYU! MR F MCGRATH Head Coach MR E SMYTHE Assistant Coach I H ' x 7 - , . . 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L - Left to right Finn G noxcsc Paulalc Surprenant Brovin Schvxciclccrt Mc Mahon Callahan Cercghino Weber Curiclli Capt Labud Caccioppo Tully Baumhart Mgrs Masbaum Posadyz lumor basketball The junior team had almost as stunning a record as did th seniors They came in second with a 13 and 3 record for the league season Their pre season record read nine vsrns and one loss the loss at the hands of De La Salle losses came at the hands of St George North Section Champs by margins of two and three points The other loss was to St Patrick in the first round but the Demons settled the account in the second round by romping over them The Demons played Mt Carmel in the playoffs and were defeated 66 to 49 with Mt Carmel going all the way to the finals but defeated by De La Salle Due to graduation the yunior team will lose most of its rcgulars such as Ron Brown jack Curelli and Tom Tully Congratulations to Mr McGrath and thc entire junior tcam for such a fine season and thc best of luck in thc coming season Left to right Rouzan OBrien Calla han farrovs Rogers Feiereisel Haig Meier Capt Grccnc Horejs Klicn Gcrmann Hodcl Doles Luzinslci Mgrs Masbaum Posadyz 67 0 0 a V v 'A C 'Q 1 ' 7 V A 7 7 A 7 '! 7 N 7 7 , 7 . . , .4 . 0 0 Q V ' . A V. , 1 The juniors had no regulars returning from last season and did a splendid job during the season. Two of their . , , 4 . . , . V. . A , . U o o I I 4. v1 7 7 I 7 I A 3 '7 4 4 .7 7 - - 7 I s A 1 1 h N 'I' . , ' . V 5. Rouzan and Dole: Go Up or Rebound CATHOLIC LEAGUE PLAY OFF SCORES De Paul 10 St Ellzabeth 59 CATHOLIC LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP GAME De Paul 62 Loyola 59 overtime CITY CHAMPIONSHIP GAME De Paul 53 Marshall - f De Paul 65 St. Philip 64 C , u 71 is-R, 'H fin otta rcbou U lm came donn nztll the ball' PA nm f' Paul BROWN QURPRENANT paul Paul Paul Paul Paul Paul Paul Paul Pau CURIELLI LA BUD Paul Paul Pau Paul Pau Paul Paul Paul Paul Paul Paul Paul Pau CEREGHINO TULLY Paul Paul Y PAWLAK SCHWEICKERT MCMA:-:oN FINN GENovEsE 76 X JUNIOR BASKETBALL SCORES Pre Season Games Alumm St Mlchael Tuley St Leo Amundsen Taft De La Salle St Michael Mt Carmel Sr Leo League Games St Ignatlus Gordon Tech St Mel Weber St Phlllp St Patrick St George St Ignatius Gordon Tech St Mel Weber St Phlllp St Patrxck Holy Trmlty St George mn ' ,H - . 1 . I gf De 46 ' ' De 64 . ' De 41 De 57 . I De 47 ,M f De 77 f De 52 1 De 47 . ' De 55 . V l De l 65 . De 49 . ' ig ,' De ss 1 ' f De I 62 . I De 59 6 ' De l 65 . ' ' -,X V 1 De 51 . ' X I De Paul 65 Holy Trinity e ls Bl 'N De ss . De 63 . ' De 86 De 60 . De 59 is De 68 . ' ' Q De l 59 . ' ' ' A De 69 ' ' :Q Q ul De 56 . r R B 7' . Y 5 21 Q ' V B 5 f 5 lf' B 1 ' - i ' . 5 - De De De De De De De De De De De De De De De De De De De De De De De De De De SENIOR BASKETBALL SCORES Paul Paul Paul Paul Paul Paul Paul Paul Paul Paul Paul Paul Paul Paul Paul Paul Paul Paul Paul Paul Paul Paul Paul Paul Paul Paul Pre-Season Games Alumni St. Michael Tuley St. Leo Amundsen Taft De La Salle St. Michael Mt. Carmel St. Leo League Games St. Ignatius Gordon Tech St. Mel Weber St. Philip St. Patrick Holy Trinity St. George St. Ignatius Gordon Tech St. Mel Weber St. Philip St. Patrick Holy Trinity St. George BAUMHART GREENE PM N HAIG M DOLES FEIEREISEL HOREJS A HODEL if MEIER 4 -h ROUZAN LUZINSKI M , a FARROW 1 A llz. ' i 6, ,. ,. I an J ,Z 3 l KLEIN 77 Paul Paul Paul Paul Paul Paul Paul Paul Paul Paul Paul Paul Paul Paul Paul Paul De De De De De De De De De De De De De De De De BANTAMS 36 St. Ignatius 38 Gordon Tech 26 St. Mel 27 Weber 46 St. Philip 60 St. Patrick 36 Holy Trinity 37 St. George 24 St. Ignatius 44 Gordon Tech 53 St. Mel 57 Weber 25 St. Philip 44 Sr. Patrick 35 Holy Trinity 41 St. George Left to right, seated: Luzinski. Ifrattcrigo Drzuuctlti Timmcr Stucns Bahl Bcrcs Standing: Kolkcr, LaGrippe, Bdllmdll, Prcndcrgast OBrien Hutchins Gchr B1llt.1 Peterson and Coach Smythe. De Paul De Paul De Paul De Paul De Paul De Paul De Paul De Paul De Paul De Paul De Paul De Paul De Paul De Paul De Paul De Paul F LIES St. Ignatius Gordon Tech St. Mel Weber St. Philip St. Patrick Holy Trinity St. George St. Ignatius Gordon Tech St. Mel Weber St. Philip St. Patrick Holy Trinity St. George Left to right, seated: Cassacha, Volrarcl, Fitzpatrick, Sullivan, Leyden, Mcicr, Boyce, Bottalla Standing: Kozovich, Mullin, Krcstick, Davies, Werner, Parks and Coach Smythc. CROSS COUNTRY Sl:NIORS Left to rlght standing Mr Klcm Prost Ott DrCrcco Hejnar Kalas Wrcncck Mr Cannon and Wrlson Mgr Frrst Row Marchmr Alcxulndcr Lconc Stachon and Mcrczalc cross counlry HARRIERS RELINQUISH MID WEST TITLE as hrs hrst rn xxhrch De Paul xxon the trtle 'Ihe Harrles haxe marred therr record onlx slrchtls smce thrs was the tenth runnrnf, of the Mrd XX est C roxx n and Dc Paul has captured rt sexen tunes .md placed second thc remarnrng threc tunes Coach Dominic Cannons second year was not as successful I I 1 ' v - A Y v I - A -1 ' , ' - 'f . , . The umner thrs xear was St George mth 97 pomts De Paul bemg second mth 62 Leo xx as thrrd mth 95 Mt Carmel 95 Losola 100 St Ignauus 116 and St Mel 125 The scorrng order for De Paul was as follows Bob Prost 6th Chuck Alexander 8th Nrnce Drcco 9th and Fred Persehlxe 20th CROSS COUNTRY JUNIORS Standmg left to rlght Mr Klcm Monnclly Fruhc DcsB1Lns Fox cr Rqnm Gust Pcrxhlxc Mr Cannon and Wxlson Big Flrst Row Plper Grant Lcndmo Murray Yohanan and Grctz . X , , ' , . . . - 9 . . , . 7' ' . , , , . . ' ' . A . V 4 . . '. 1 -s. .V .'- 9 1 - v 1 a ' -v 'L s a - 11- -. y v - v s - '3 7 1 , Q v ' - In the A A V novlce Martm Grant placed 12th Although the Harners lost the Mud Wfest tntle they captured the Cathohc Semor Crty Meet as Co Champxons vuth St George for De Paul was Prost 3rd D1C1Cco 7th Alexander 8th Leone 11th Hojnan 17th ust thmk' Only one mzle to go' De Paul, 46g St. George, 463 Mt. Carmel, 97. Scoring order 1 ' . ' . On your marks' Get set' Go' The yumors hoyy ever lost hrst place to St Ignatrus rn the yunror Qatholrc Qrty Meet by only a slrm margm The hnal score read a score between De Paul and St Ignatrus but because Ignatrus placed a leadmg runner rn a hrgher posmon than De Paul they yy ere grven the vrctory 83 Fu-at Rom Grmt Szltlxoxxxlu TYIUIINIXI C1111xLz PLrx1I1IxL HAIIU D1111LI5o11 Second Rom XW1Ix0r1 V31 Gmlxn Sufmr DL BILIIN Ioxtnr IXILIITII Mr hlgm COILII track c I 77 L xx 18 undc IIC IIUIL 131111 1111 md umm c 1cr1L11Lc11l tI1c Rnx Nlr IDISLUII 111 R.1x C L111 I6 111 tm ION 11-11 DQ 9 11s UL tra 1111s 1111 111 If tI11111 x xxnrc cxpu IL L L 1 , X ll L DILLL1 1 1 IIICSC 11111 LI L N L I K 1 lL I1 LI II urs SL 111 cxnrx xxc 11111 1 L QIIIKJII5 11xL r Ll of IISIIIILC 111L11 md 5111111 x I Llx ILIIIC 111 ml Llc Ill the held uc rII1c lvebr xx15I1cs to Rex Nlr D1sLo11 .111LI Rlx C IC111 Ill tl1c1r future CHQICJUJF5 xx1tI1 the 11111111111 16.1111 Ill 6 .1'.. -5 TI1- 12 tr11 I4 IQ11111 '11 -r I - 1 - K 'IL 'c L ' 1 'I Illg -xl-V '- v - . gd fl- .Dv I- 'fgrzulf 11111, , I 'ILILII Imr1111c11f ' gl -S -1 ,LI Q -1 A g. - - ful of smm- ul tI1c L'lIlLICI'INL'Il SLIQII as H1111 Prlmst. 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Statues were awarded to the first-place winners in each division, and the runners-up were given trophies. The seniors proved to be extremely tough to their opposition, as they scored thirty-one points and captured the team title. This year, the freshmen were not to be looked down upon as they took second class with twenty-two points. The sophomores with nineteen points, and the juniors with eight in that order, completed the card. A right cross misses by ni7lCl165,,.' 1,1 Winners and second place finishers of the Intramural Boxing Tournament. There were seventy-six bouts in all, three one-minute rounds constituting a bout. All contestants were required to wear headgear. The gloves weighed 14 ounces. The winners in each division are as follows: 95 pounds--F. O'Toole 105 pounds-C. Leske 115 pounds-B. Bracki 125 pounds-F. Kuehn 135 pounds-H. Pepper The runners-up 145 pounds-T. O'Connor 155 pounds-T. Shannahan 165 pounds-T. Mitchell 175 pounds-R. Koleno Heavyweight-F. Mrugacz in each class were: 95 pounds-J. McHale 105 pounds-B. Wade 115 pounds-M. Grant 125 pounds-J. Bottala 135 pounds-J. Foster 145 155 165 175 pounds-P. Sullivan pounds-B. Callahan pounds-D. Peterson pounds-B. Grace Heavyweight-B. Resell We are sure that the entire student body joins us in offering our con- gratulations to all the winners and runners-up. We would also like to thank Mr. O'Brien who donated so much time and effort, making these exhibitions possible and also for refereeing the bouts. 87 intramural basketball CHAMPIONSHIP PLAYOF F DICKMAN - 27 Name Baskets Free Throws Fouls O'Connor . . . . . . 1 1 2 Regan .... . . . 0 2 0 Dickman .... 2 1 2 Koleno .... . 2 0 2 Cotter .... . . . 6 1 2 Abraham . . . . . . 0 0 O Total .... .... 1 1 5 Ts O'BRIEN - 22 Name Baskets Free Throws Fouls Boyce . . . , 2 Z 3 Timmer . . . . 5 3 3 O'Brien . . . . . . 0 1 2 La Grippe 0 O 0 O'Donnell . . . . . . 2 0 0 Grant ..... . . . 0 0 0 Price ..... .... 0 0 0 Total . . . . . . 9 6 8 How does it look from there? 3rd AND 4th PLACE PLAYOFFS SCHWITZNER - 32 Name Meyer . . . Imburgia . Schwitzner . Wrout . ..... . De Stefanio .... Kell .,..... Kunz ...... Kees . . .1. . . Total . . BERES - 20 Name Bottalla .. Luzinski ..... Hutchinson . . . Beres ...... Lydon . . . De Leo . . . Dispart . . Cooke . . Bordes .. Total .. Believe it or not, he made it! Baskets Free ...2 ...2 ...3 ...O ...5 ...l ...O ...O ...13 Baskets Free ...Z ...l ...1 ...1 ...l ...O ...O ...O ...O 6 Throws Fouls 0 2 O 1 0 2 4 4 2 3 O O 0 O O 0 6 1 1 Throws Fouls 4 3 2 2 0 1 0 l 2 4 0 O 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 1 1 90l the bowling club JOHN PUHL. President ANTHONY BEHOF. Treasurer JOHN FRANK 1 S ROBERT MARKER 3 'ff'f 'Y MR. ROBERT KUNTZ. Moderator The Bowling Clluh has enjoyed another highly suc- cessful season. L'nder the experienced direction of Mr. Kuntz, the moderator. the league has grown in size, inlluence and importance, john Ruhl, a league vet- eran, was this years president. The Hungry Five! ,,---f 'P 'i.,. .,r..- -of 3 xv A lt Qi-. S .U Q' ' v ., 'v I U gi Yumwxmnwulus ,V t Q 3 Q ' is m 1 in 1 U g ' 'f A N , V 1 4 J K 1 Q' ' 'LEQQQE 1 ,. .WY ' v if A 'S s .M -'M V 0 C a Q X , .' s1..M5h!'w.. K-Me Vf 'L .. . Q ! ' H 1 '--H,-ww ...Q . N . .,,, my W Between frames! In addition to the Xxfednesday bowling. the mem' bers participated in other tournaments such as the one at Christmas. On March lflth. the students bowled against teams from St. Mel. The annual banquet was held in May and was a huge success. At this banquet trophies were awarded to the top teams and individual high bowlers. XY'e wish the Bowling League continued good luck in the years to come. Some Win! Some Lose! Rf 1 'vi-xv, p-Zan! X E X E- F Q lllflfllf WW X ' ,,f To relx on seholastre SfLILl16S alone xx ould be to defeat the verx purpose ot edueatron The most adept student ot eommeree engl neerlng or tor that matter anx held xx ho has not learned to lrxe and eo operate xx 1th h1s telloxx man xx1ll have an exctremelv hard trrne rn malxmg hrs xx ax IH the xx orlel the sprrrt of eooper ltron ot xx hrth xxe speak IS the lundament 1l reason tor haxrng extra eurrreular aet1v1t1e5 The C 1mer1 S Pxe to a gre lt extent pxetures thrs Sp1r1t ln Shoxx rnf., the x lI'1OLli elubs rt xx orlx A k l A A - ' , ' 3 5 .- 41 ' 7 , 1 1 7 1 dv v 0 0 0 ' 1 Y. . - Y 1 , Y. I f To teach or to get the student to lcnoxx' ' . A 1 , 1 ,r A , ,' 1 , - L 4 ' ' '11 1-', S-.1 . . 7 f A ft e Q 1 ' n Q6 lull timc Senior Commcrcc students 'lhe Commerce club is the oldest club in De Paul academy It is made up of all the students in the commerce course and is moderated by the head of the Commerce Department Mr NY illiam Phee As .1 club and class project the members have taken many held trips Some of them xx ent to the Board of Trade, City Hall Bell Telephone Com- pany, and xarious banks. The social activities are many. These include spring and fall skating parties, and their winter dance. They furnish the Most Valuable Player trophies. which are given to the most deserving athletes on the varsity teams. Another popular event is the weekly community sing held in the bandroom under the guidance of the assistant moderator. Mr. Arnold Cronin. The members can readily be proud of belong- ing to a club which has a record like this. x '5'-v-.N 98l First Row: Kenny, Wfolniewicz, O'Connor, Pawlak, Luzinski, Callahan, Kilbourni Second Row: Schweickert, Salvato, jerger, Gillespie, Grace, Eischen, Mikulski, Ewald, and Kubec. Third Row: Posadzy, McVittie, Horejs, Forde, Kalas, Masbaum. lllbllbgfdlll JAMES LUZINSKI, President ROBERT PROST, Vice-President CHARLES ALEXANDER, Secretary-Treasurer The most elite of clubs. without a doubt, is the Monogram Club here at De Paul. The main purpose of the club is to establish good sportsmanship in the athletic field. This club, of the many at De Paul, is the hardest to qualify for. The student must have earned a major letter in one of the various sports such as basketball, football, track. cross country, and swimming. The Monogram Club holds an annual dance and sponsors the Football team verses Faculty basketball game-both of which were great successes this year. Some of their many duties are: ushering at the basketball games, selling refreshments and programs at the games, and supervising the pep rallies. Also toward the end of the year a banquet is held in their honor which, again this year, was highly enjoyed by all those present. The best wishes to the club and its members in the coming years. First Row: Alexander, Merczak, Brown, Caccioppo, Curielli, Haig, Stachon, and Leone. Second Row: McMahon, Perschke, Muratori, Dickman, Hodel, Bonfiglio, DiCicco, and Timmer. Third Row: Grant, Murray, Wilson, Prost, Geist, Meier, jemmy, and Yohanan. TED GRONEK, President MIKE LATHROP, Secretary-Treasurer MR. MCCABE, Moderator One of the most active and fulfilling clubs in De Paul has been that of the Camera Club. Throughout the years it has, time and time again, supplied the need for pictures for the Prep, the Annual, and the students in general. The membership is made up of students who have learned the art of taking pictures, developing and enlarging hlm, not to mention all of the other aspects of photography. These things have all been taught through the able leadership of Mr. McCabe, whose mastery and skill continues to arouse the student's interest in this field. The meetings are frequent and the visits to the darkroom even more frequent. The Camera Club continues to grow in popularity. First Row: Sobeck, Pierce, Loss, Mr. McCabe, Gronck, Lathrop. Last Row: Formclla, Greco, Lavelli. c., .1 ..,, MR. FALZONE, Moderator RICHARD MERCZAK, President RAY GERMANN, Vice President WILLIAM MALLEK, Secretary JOHN CANNON, Treasurer Members of the Science Club. This was the first year of the Science Club here at De Paul, but it will be hard to surpass its success in the following years. The Club is indebted to Mr. Falzone, for through his untiring efforts the Club has become one of the largest, most informative clubs at the acadamy. The Science Club is a member of The Science Clubs of America Association, and the members have cards attesting this fact. Iiarly in the year the club won an award for having the most interesting display at the parent-teachers meeting. One of the highlights of the year was the trip to Baxter Laboratories. The trip was enjoyed in no small measure by everyone. The mem- bers had an insight as to how many of their drugs were prepared. packed, and handled. Probably the most enjoyable part of the whole year was the trip to the Ford Plant. It is of course, impossible to explain the many wonders of science put to work there, but that day will not be forgotten by any of those who took the trip. The Science Club should be a must for those who have even a passive interest in any branch of the physical sciences. The various demonstrations held regularly at the meetings. explain some of the most interesting principles of science. or some everyday phenomena. y 4 7 Student collectors for the Society for the Propagation of the Faith. The Society for the Propagation of the Faith is the only organization in which every student may partici- pate. ln fact every good Catholic should participate in this organization. which endeavors to promulgate the Catholic Faith. The duty of the Society at De Paul is to support the functions of the Propagation with prayers and contributions. The collections are taken every Monday morning. and this year the drive broke all records. During the last part of the year the collections were directed toward the Vincentian Missionaries Society. The success of the drive can be attributed to the line spirit of the student body. However the needed stimulus was produced by Father FitzGerald. the moderator. The students of De Paul have been thanked many times by the archdiocesan headquarters in Chicago. This year has certainly been a rewarding experience for the members. especially the officers and Father FitzGerald. the society for ille propagation of the faith R. SCHWARTZ, President W . SMITH. Vice President J. KIRSCHTEN. Secretary T. KENNY. Treasurer FR. FITZ GERALD. Moderator Under the able assistance of their moderator. Mr. I O Proledloll Hanson. the projectionists of De Paul probably help club the students, as a whole, more than any other club group. They are the ones who show the visual aid movies. ROBERT AREN5, Pfwidfnf The club has seven members, one for each period. RCGER BEHRENS, ViCfPffSidff1l They do their work during their study periods. MR. HANSON, M d . . 0 Emmy 'Ihe club has no regular meetings, for they are well versed in their work and need only to keep up on the later advancements. The club has been thinking of going into photog- raphy, but due to the high cost have been unable to do so as yet. First Row, left to right: McMahon, Arado, Mr. Hanson, Mungovan, Arens. Second Row, left to right: Volpe, Lansing, Barron. Legion of Mary The conclusion of this school term ended the most successful year in the history of the Legion of Mary at De Paul. Membership soared to its highest peak since the Legion was instituted at the Academy in 1947. Because of its large membership. and also for the sake of convenience, the Legion was divided some years agog one group meeting on Mondays after school. the L l other, on Thursday mornings before classes begin. Officers and members of the Monday group. Olhcers and members of the Thursday Group. OFFICERS Monday Group AL LIMBURG, President RON SURPRENANT, Vice President TOM MASLOSKI, Secretary PHIL COMMUTA, Treasurer Thursday Group TOM METER, President BILL HAIG, Vice President BOB DOLES, Secretary BOB KILBOURNE. Treasurer Moderator and Spiritual Director REV. B. 1. FITZ GERALD, CM. This year, as in the past, the two Praesidia have done much to spread devotion to the Blessed Virgin Mary, not only within the school, but outside, as well. The highlight of this year's activity was the inspiring Marian Year Tribute. held at De Paul on October 7. 1954. in which over 2,000 students participated. Although the Legionnaires accomplished a great deal on their own. much of the credit goes to their spiritual director. Father lfitzGerald influenced many of the works performed. 205 lg 10 Conn, Mungovan, Regan, Determan, Wonderle, Loss. FR. PARROTT, Moderator It is a spiritual service as well as a tradition at De Paul academy to have the entire student body attend Mass every Friday morning at 9 o'clock. This being an academy affair, it is only fitting that academy students assist at Mass as altar boys. XVe are justly proud of these men as their service, punctuality, and depend- ability are, and have always been, be- yond reproach. This year's moderator is Fr. Parrott, who is to be congratulated on the fine job that he has done. altar boys Seated, left to right: De Silva, Volpe, jemmy, Rev. Mr. W. Dicson, CM., Scholls, Petri, Schanbe, Sanzenbacl cr Standing, left to right: Prendergast, XY'iencck, Harte, Giitlith, lformell.1, XVrutk, Ruzkowski. railroad club P. JEMMY, President V. VOLPE, Vice President M. SCHOLLE, Secretary-Treasurer REV. MR. WARREN DISCON, Moderator The De Paul academy Railroad Club has concluded what is beyond a shadow of a doubt its most successful season in the club's short history. During this term. membership has been nearly doubled. Meetings are conducted each Tuesday, while movies are shown every second week. Numrous short trips were taken to local yards, car shops, etc., but the high point of the season was the Fouth Annual Railroad Ramble, which this year carried the organization to points of interest in St. Louis, Missouri. It may be added that this was the longest trip in the club's history. further proof of its growing popularity. l07 108 I REV JOHN RICHARDSON CM Dean De Paul Gradune School 'quash REV PHILIP LE FEVRE CM Nlce Presldent De Paul Unnerslty This year the annual De Paul academy Retreat was held just before the Christmas Holidays. Father Rich- ardson and Father LeFevre conducted the underclass- men and upperclassmen respectively. The time at which the retreat was held was especially fortunate. it being the last days of Advent. The customary Mass and Communion on all three mornings. started the day in the right spirit and attitude. Many students received Communion on the three mornings. Conferences and prayers complimented the day. The students conducted themselves in the finest traditions of Catholic Fducation. Father Richardson is the Dean of the De Paul University Graduate School. Father LeFevre is the Vice President of the Student Personnel Services at the University. Wfe are happy to note that the retreat was con- sidered a success and we hope that the custom will be continued. De Paul students receiving Holy Communion during their Annual Retreat. ,yi 7 First Row: Commuta, Banuch, DeBeyer. Musy-Verdel, Grubbe, Kuntz, Osebold, Walle, Gorski, Miller, Esh. Second Row: Lathrop, McVittie, Ruzkowdki, Czarnik. Barron, Mikell, Bonnglio, Carsello, Lortin, Volpe, Third Row: Bock, Gremske, Partyka, Placin, Lansing, Kramer, Duggan, Congia. JAMES OSEBOLD, President RAY GRUBBER, Vice President DENNIS WALLE, Secretary RON-MUSSY-VERDAL, Treasurer MR. ROBERT KUNTZ MR' Moderators 1101 Many young men like to sing. The De Paul academy Choir not only gives them the opportunity. but also aequaints them with vocal music in all its varied forms. Two examples may be cited here: the choir sings the Mass every Friday morning at the academy, it presents two concerts annually. the Christ- mas and Spring. Thus the repertoire of the singing De Paulite may range from the Mass of. say, Reverend Carlo Rossini to songs of jerome Kern. Mr. Kuntz. an academy graduate, has handled the training of the choir for the past six years. At the close of this years first semester. howeyer. Mr. Pedtke of De Paul l'niyersity took oyer. latin club JOE CARUSC. Consul JEROME BIRANOWSKI. Vice Consul DON HOFFELT, Scribe JIM XVALSH, Treasurer FR. MCHARDY, Moderator This club. only in its second year of existence. is known as the Latin Society. It is a member of the Junior Classical League. The main topics of discussion are the Latin language, its historical background and sig- nilicance. Activities played an important part in this interesting club. During the last year. the members studied the new seal of De Paul Lfniversity and the classical background ot the constellations, They went on tours. heard lec- tures, and saw slides concerning Roman culture. The club owes its success, however, to Father McHardy. whose knowledge of the Latin tongue and civilization has given much help to the members appreciation and comprehension of Latin. Menibers and officers of the Latin Club. el Officers of the Prep Staff. J. MITCHELL, Editor-in-Chief R. SCHWARTZ, Associate Editor T. MASLOSKI . A. LIMBURG Feature Editors R. MERCZAK, Sports Editor FR. ZOELLER, Moderator P. KEENAN, Exchange Editor The De Paul academy student newspaper, The Prep. successfully completed its thirty-third year of publication during 1954-55. lt is the oldest functioning extracurricular organiza- tion at D.P.A. The publication of the Prep is a high-point in the everyday life at high-school, The students enjoy the Gossip Column. read with interest the statistics of the latest Athletic contests and find information about recent social events. Six issues were published this year. There were a few changes this year among the most important of which was the appointment of a new moderator, Father Zoeller. The Prep was also printed on a more tradi- tional type of paper. The people who were most interested in the paper were the staff. The sense of accomplishment that comes when the paper is published cannot be duplicated by any other student activity and is an experience that the staff members will remember long after the words they wrote are forgotten. it ,K Sta Members Hard at Work! 4 John Mitchell, Editor, and Bob Schwartz, Assistant Editor. JOHN MITCHELL, Editor ROBERT SCHWARTZ, Assistant Editor MR. JOSEPH LOBOS, Moderator A school of any size must have records. A graduate or a student likes to look over events and friends of the past years or year. An annual helps with the former task and, just about, takes care of the latter. The work required in getting data, facts, and Pictures fthanks to Mr. McCabe on that score for his cooperationj is, to say the least, tedious and sometimes hard. The staff and moderator, however, have always been capable. The staff consists of Paul Keenan Bob Koleno Al Limburg Bill Mallek Tom Mas loski Rich Merczak and those mentioned above This is Mr Lobo s sixth year with the Annual Board o Strategy Meetmg9 Menmbers of the Prom Committee PROM COMMITTEE MEMBERS jack O Malley Bnll Kelly Dennis Cotter Ray Germann lm Carroll Angelo Lenclmo Ron Molxtalbano Fr. FitzGerald - Advisor J. . The 1955 Prom will go down in De Paul academy history as one of the school's most outstanding. The Michigan Shores Country Club was the site of this gala event which took place on NY'ednesday evening, May 18th. an evening which no Senior will ever forget. Music for the Prom was furnished by johnny Palmer's orchestra and his soft, smooth tempo was enjoyed by all. Couples were dressed in Summer Formals and presented a picture of splendor. The Grand March brought proceedings to an end. Through the diligent efforts of Father FitzGerald and his Prom Com- mittee, the above was made possible. Prom Committee members included jack O'Malley, Bill Kelly, Dennis Cotter, Ray Germann, jim Carroll, Angie Lendino and Ron Montalbano. A Scene from the 1954 Prom Which Took Place at the Elmhurst Country Club. fffifa I 117 8 bv f 'h fd Y 14 Top Row, left to right: I-lovany, Majewski, Val, Pihut. Seated, left to right: Martyniuk, Cook, Diener, Fr. Meik, Mungovin, Szatkovvski, Bicdron. FR. MEIK, Moderator PAUL DIENER. President JAMES COOK, Secretary CHARLES MONGOVIN. Treasurer Again this year, every Friday the members of the Chess Club met to play one of the oldest games in existence. After a short formal meeting, they would take to the chess boards and match wits. The Club sponsored two tournaments dur- ing the year, and trophies were awarded to the three top players. Although the founders of the Club graduated last year, the Club still boasts of a very successful year. Under the able moderating of Father Meik. the club has grown, in size. and in interest. The members were not all expert chess players either. for the club gave free lessons to all who took advantage of this service. member or not. The majority of members in the club at present are underclassmen. which insures the continued success of the Chess Club here at De Pai.l. ' tr. siamp club JAMES DIVITA. President JEROME BIRANOWSKI, Vice President PAUL KEENAN. Secretary-Treasurer REV. MR. COLLINS. Moderator One of the outstanding characteristics of the Stamp Club is its precise. co-ordinating movement which makes it so enjoyable during the meetings. Taking care of the business at hand at the iirst opportunity. the members of the club then relax to the discunssion of their favorite stamps or specialties. During the past years the club has doubled its membership. this was due to the efforts of the officers to produce a liner and more interesting club. During the meeting. an exchange of stamps is held which enables every member to enlarge and better his collection. tiff P581 A xx - Last Row: Keenan, Gronek, Newmann. Ncdga. First Row: Miller, jones, L.1ukett.1, Barran. Hoffelt. Divita. Bimnowski, Lard. 3119 C2 S. t 'X fa ,J Seated, left to ri ht: Barron. Orozco, Muscarello. Rev. Mr. XV. I. Diston, CM., R.lLISLill. Es w 1 Se 'reti, Verdel. S . l l is Standing. left to right: Volpe, Rausrh. ld.lllCl'. Burnes. Lansing. Congui. 20 drama club ROBERT RAUSCH. President RICK OROZCO. Vice President HAL LANSING. Treasurer BOB ESPY. Secretary REV. M. VV. DISCON. CM.. Moderator For the first time in a long time. De Paul academy has a drama club. Perhaps if someone had tried to form its like sooner the attempt would have failed. But this year a few De Paulites took part in plays in other high schools, became interested and therefore got together in order to improye themselves and anyone else inter- ested in acting. At the meetings. the members either do individual readings or get together to do entire plays: then they triticize or praise one another as it is merited. In this way. the member is trained and also finds what faults or talents he may have for the held of drama, Tc p Row Plam tor nun XX hm Houm On tha olhcr hand Than an hxrdx Middle Om mo thru Conga Bottom P n 1mbLf 1 fat on mx bl A Beats My , Top Row: Carsilc. Now james joymc . . . md there arc bees Middle: A5 I sec it, Bottom: Famy that. Top Row: A Student. john Ruhl? W'h.1t pen? 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