Fenwick High School - Blackfriars Yearbook (Oak Park, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1948 volume:

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' wX,.p,1f+,Qwmw H22--1f'Df'HV W 1 f , g-nw. ,. v' J - - v - A-, XmaK8? , .. if OU JIHOW We still have slept together, Hose at an instant, learn'd, play'd, ate together, And whereso'er we went, like Iur1o's swans, Still we went coupled and inseparable. aj, Q ,Ax 1 2 A A 4 i t X .. ,3 I ,..J on TE T' ir ADMINISTRATION 'lr ACTIVITIES ni' SPORTS if ACTIVITIES i' CLASSES Qfl LULC IT KNOWS AND SERVES YOU WELL Through the pages ot thts our yearbook runs the theme ol good fellowship Occoston dlly expressed 1r1 the words of Shokespeore ore thoughts thot seem gpproprtote to us O ctlmost every poge the umty ond sptrlt Fenwlclc Hrgh School ore evtdent The Splfll ot Fertwtck IS the hte ol our school wtthout tt the myrtod of extro currtcu lor oct vttres would dte Tops m every tleld ts d clotm thot Fenwl lc con proudly molce ments ot our school hte w1ll stortd for mom eors l-lere IS CI hromcle ol our octtvtttes durmg ond glter school Thts IS Fen Jtclc 948 orew X ld 15 . . . 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Q ' w '1'- - .,,, -MF ' 'A-YW 4 - wwf-4 - 7 W' 'N--QQ K . u r r i n c ily a REVEREND GORDON F WALTER OP LLM WK 'Winn 9 bt 861,11 of .SQMJLQ6 REVEREND BENJAMIN B MYERS OP sr Lf M Ed O Ml' 86lI'l 0 QHSCLIQ tile REVEREND 'rl-IoMAs M MCNICHOLAS OP B A Zgmw 'fm JN-f . . , ,W 2 i' il IN MEMORY OF Rev Iohn A Murtcxugh OP D1ed De e ber 23 1947 LQ! us ploy S ve Q- beseach Thee CD to 50,11 of Th, verx The servant thcdt bf-31110 QQCIC1 to H115 orld he mug 1 Thee cmd whatever s HC 1121 'axe CO11111 ed T 1051 1 er ul Goodwe-Ss th P 1 Tesus Chmsi 1 T Grd CJS X - ?N - ' C m , 1 Ab cl , , 1 , Lord, h-1 ' ' ' 1' fill. 1 I , ' -Mx T Y 4 AJ I 7 Tivo O 11 ' six' ' 1. if Q11 1 rr 'tt through hurimh frailty, do Thou Cf hi' IT fi Cif 1 . ri fcriiwe, TOL .nh ,. 1 ' 1 , , x - ' ff ,fk fx' IN 4 ' X 1-Q. T 1 J f' 4 P 5' I x..-,U mnwmuf GUM' RINNHNII 1xxlsTW1iWT5 il? MISS GRACE AHSTROM AND ICQ MRS IAEGER 0l CQ 52 Cu ff? ll QCLC 8I 5 What IS that lntanglble somethlng Whtch creates a loyal student body attracts the m terest of parents and brmgs alumm back to the alma mater for frequent V1S1lS? Not the stone Walls not the trophy case rn the hall but the Splflt engendered rn everyone havtng any Contact Wtth that fme body of men the Faculty Thoroughly aware of thelr respor1s1b1l1ty for developmg future Cathohc c1t1zens durlng four of the most lmportant years of the1r llves these prlests go about the1r dutles rn a Way that lnsplres all Wlth Whom they have Contact to acqu1re the educat1on and culture Wlth wh1ch they may better serve God and country Reverend Reverend GGConway OP BA WD VanRooy OP MA Rehgxon Advanced Algebra Dxrector of Buxldmg Solxd Geometry Trigonometry Very Reverend V S Feltrop OP MA Latm German Dzrector of Alumm Reverend I R Tucker OP BS Physzcs Mechanxcal Drawmg Reverend 'VI A Townsend OP MA Sociology Business Law Eco nomxc Geography Moderator of Speech Moderator of Debatmg Mothers Club Umon 41 In 0 o o 'l I - , - I I l f , . . . J , , . ,Ina x. . . . in. V.- - . .,,-4 1 . - ' n I I - , . , jeff? iDeJicafec! fo fAe Service 0 gwf... Reverend F M Sadaba OP STLr STL PhB Spamsh Moderaior of Glee Club Reverend ID Malone OP MA Economics Cxvxcs Rehglon Mod erator of Class of 51 J' Seniors take aphtude tesis T1me out between classes 1 55 5. Reverend Reverend Carosella OP MEd M A Kavanagh OP BA Spamsh Moderator of Class of 48 Amencan Hxsiory Moderator Class of 50 E ..,.,,,' f 'Y , 2 R J ' C.-A. U Reverend C M Fxsher OP MA Chem1stry General Scrence Mod erator of Scxence Club Reverend I A Qumn O P B A Modern Hxstory Rellgxon Speech Moderator ol Fathers Club Mod erator of Rllle Club Reverend T A Dymek, OP, MA Enghsh, Speech, Advxsor to BLACKFRIARS Reverend Reverend I W Regan OP MA Relxglon Moderator of Servers Club I A Sxmones OP BA Latm Rehgxon Dlrector oi Band N2 Wh .pf Reverend R d E M McGowan OP MS everen Geometry Algebra A B Nleser OP MA World Hrstory Relxgron Modera tor of Stamp Club Reverend Reveyend E M Robinson' O P I M S I N Morganthaler, O P , B A PIIYSICBI Adwmced A196571 Latm, Director ol Athletics Speech, General Sc1ence, Mod erator of Radio Club. . r X - . f .' X I 1 I , A I I ' I I A I lf ff: i f , I , 1 L',' . 6 ' A A . S . X I I4 x ' I K ' V . . h I y w ' M-, ,.-J' E Iv A ' Q N 6, -A A I V P X' , N I 2l'lll!lCL Call Reverend D D Smxth OP M A k 1 Reverend M M Scannell OP BR World Hxstory Relxgxon Amencan Hxstory Director of Sea Scouts roucl GCI! Reverend L V Nadeau OP MS erator ol Camera Club Asst Dxrecior ol Band sq'-'- Reverend E T Lawton OP BA Rehgzon Dxrector of Rehglous Actxvmes 4k 1o'- Reverend I M Dempsey OP BA tor of Blackfnars Guild Reverend R F Larcher OP STl.r BA Geometry Algebra Solxd Geom eiry Tngonomelry Speech Dxrec for of Grammar School Sports I 2 2 0 6 o 0 0 , gg sm i Www ., 2 I I Englishl U . . General -Science.'I-llaelaral Mod- Engllsh,'Religion.-,Speech.-.lilrec- s lk my , x I Reverend E. W. Conley. O.P.. B.A. English, Religion, Ass't Director ' ot Athletics and Grammar , School Sports. Father Dyrnek gxves some help Father Carosella a fnendly advlsor Reverend A I Henry OP PhB Engllsh Iournallsm Speech Advxsor to WICK Reverend Reverend Reverend ILLyons OP BS VFl..ux OP BA IGOConnell OP BA General Scxence Algebra Geom School Procurator Englxsh Relxgxon Speech Asst etry Rehgzon Dxrector of Dnves Director of Relxgmous Actxvmes L- rf , fl 5, I -J f I l gr A xg I I k X A 7 5 1. r l , I I - I I I I Reverend C A Meyers OP BH Lcxtm Moderator of Class of 49 Asst Moderator of Debuhng Umon Reverend IC Puxsxs CSV MA Lahn French Relxglon Moderator of French Club The Webster s Drctlonary def1n1t1on of faculty rs the teachmg staff of a hrgh school college or unrversrty Thls phrase falls far short of descnbrng the faculty of Fenwrck l-hgh School The teachrng dutres of the prrests at Fenwrck are of prrmary rm portance but they make up only about half of the 1nd1v1dual faculty members day A very rmportant duty of the Fenwrck faculty 1S performed when the prrests actma as counselors or confessors grve therr advrce on matters erther wrthrn or outs1de school Besrdes thrs the prrests are sponsors and moderators of all the extracurrrcu lar act1v1t1es around Fenwrck Throughout the year the prrests offer therr prayers for the student body Although these dutres seem to vary wrdely they are all part of the one purpose of the prresthood That IS to teach and tram mankrnd to be better Catholrcs and better crtrzens and to save therr souls Reverend Brother L White, CSV MA R I Schoffman. 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Brother Schofiman explcuns the workmgs of the human ear Brother Conrad Cassxdy O P Brother Henry Dermer O P Brother Thomas Martm O P Faculty House Mamtenance Faculty House Mqmgenqnce Faculty House Mamtenance v'ufv, , 5 TS .- Qdl 5 ..,-,,...f .j4CtLULiL86 More and more students are reallztng that there IS an extra curncular acttvlty for every one no matter Who or what he 1S Everyone can adapt h1mselt to one of the many clubs and teams operatma alter school at Fenwtck The lncrease ln membersh1p ln all the clubs testrfy to the fact that more mterest IS bemg shown 1n these act1v1t1es Moreover the ln creased act1v1ty also shows an lncrease 1n school sprrlt a very welcome commodrty at Fenwlck l-hah School Success 1S the keynote of thls fear s act1v1t1es ' f J 7 e I o o o f and the large attendance at all school aftalrs P. Q 5' 17.11 4, 34 1 ,.4gi vQllif,,fq T U - - M, if f - M ' E ' 2 A 3 F Q ,. ,, ' ,Lg Kxzgkx , uw JA U L F.: . . ' . Q: f- JL'.1'x' 1 , N -' . ' . . . 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Q A -fffr jAe Z?!acL!riar5 T0 RECORD THE YEARS ' ' ' Standing R Greenway T OKeefe M Lynch T Sheehan I Havorka V Vxtullo Sxttmg I Bowman I Hanley I Rosemeyer C Streeter W Whxte F Vxolu STAFF Edltor Curtl Streete ASSISTGHI Edltor Thomas Sheahan Actlvrtles ohn Hanley Robert V1l1m Vmcent Vrtullo Spa ts Iohn Rosemeyer Robert Greenway Thomas 0 Keefe and Mtles Lynch Typ1st and Copy FYGYICIS Vlola Wlllam Crtllv Busme Manaa r Wlllxam Whtte Photocraphers Baker Studro I Havorka Artlst Iohrt Cromn AdV1SOT Rev Thomas A Dfmek OP 4245 Work on the Blacktnars dummy began almost unmedtately after the statt appomtmerlts 1r1 October The dummy was dlvlded mto three SGCIIODS and a deadlme Was set for the comoletron ot each Dart The flrst deadlme was December 5 and the fmal deadlme was March 15 From the start the work proceeded at a feverlsh pltch There were over elghty plctures to be taken and several hundred lmes ot copy to be wr1tter1 Wrth less than a month to pre pare the matertal Heavmg a fmal stgh ot rehet the statt sent the last sectlon to the prmter to be pubhshed 1r1 May ' : . , . 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O16 0 Yo pome In He rs ,Q Studifdse of Stu N fe I Qbooljrol Q0 Sf aa S t e my Oiimact wit IEVG ofle e yt 0 If 'bah Yacnig L bl If IVIU 9 Sta! aff 'S at O the ghOm GJ' lt, 80 0 hersspgcnt he melxg hzop Itelsagfg 0000312 10:21 820 6 as Dezfe Ed T0m pdls Char I 'ofa Wai 01 get ec-teda WO and Joe H er 66 tlng to Sch ndelful Syst I Q9 X CZ ouows th 001 OHMO 0 fb sd 1 arlre e bu Uday On S f FO on during Tue-sd lve days th rr TO KEEP YOU INFORMED ' ' ' STAFF Edltor Robert Barley Assoc1ate Edrtors Vrncent Vltullo Charles Goedert Sports Edrtor Thomas Kerwrn A soctate Sports Edrtors Paul Grant Frank Vrola Feature Edrtor Mll6S Lynch Assrstant Feature Edrtors Wxllram Cnlly Vrctor Kroeger Copv Ectrtors Thomas Shea han Curtts Streete Walter Nyland Featu e Wr ters Ed DeCelle lames Kdlpar Pl otoaraphers Howard Stuker and Tom McNamara Drcture Edrtor Ernest Bartell Crrculat on V71lllGl'T'l Ienks News Wrrters Ioe Mason Iohn Hanley Ed Gorskt Iohn Buckley Sport Wrrters Robert Calloway Fred Bow n Iohn Urbatn Tom Cox Bu mess Manaaers Wrllram McGrath Brran Conm Aaxtsor Rexerendl A Henry OP 4 26 V Markmg tts etghteenth year of publrcatton the WICK mamtamed 1ts hrgh standard of newspaper reportrng and feature Wr1t1ng Under Robert Ba1ley edttor changes were made m page make up and type setttng More emphasts was placed upon the role of prctures and cartoons tn the paper The two sports pages were moved to the last pages Where the staff produced some of the best h1gh school sports stones Feature artrcles assumed a more tmportant pos1t1on rn the perrodrcal whrle news stor1es were made more brref and conctse In order to obtam greater effrcrency and a broader outlook on Iournalrsm Bob Balley Tom Sheahan B111 Cr1lly Charles Goedert and Wal ter Nyland traveled to the Natronal Catholtc Press Assoc1at1on Conference tn Mllwaukee as representat1ves of the WICK After or vear of actlvlty and last mmute deadlmes the WICK strll retamed a top posrtton as a luqh school paper rattng All Amerrcan and All Catholrc honors 4 .' 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Grant Bailey and Goedert The Editor speaksl Lynch Vlola Cnlly and Streeter The exchanges are interesting too The school paper requlres a large stait You must know them all Q47 Q UIQ' ' Father Regan and the student servers make up one of the most senous ot the clubs at Fenwxck Provldlng servers lor the sacred cerernonles Celebrated at Fenwlclc the Servers Club has added another year to 1ts long record ot ta1thful servlce Thls servlce lS exernphtred by the clubs twotold purpose to help both the student body and the servers IH the1r splrltual de veloornent Wlth Fr Regan as then moderator, the servers not only asslst at Mass and Benedlctlon, but also take care of the school chapel 'l'h1s Work lS done under the d1rect1on of the sacnstans, who are also Charged wrth carlna tor the sacred vestrnents and vessels Ql UQI :5 FOR GOD AND COUNTRY ' ' ' 4255? ,'f?1'f3 'L-5 Rv . -- -9 H H Benedzchon of the Most Blessed Sacrament Father Began and the club semors 'Rx I! W I ,,,. ur V 'I P-t . X Q . ' v' 1 P Mr. Georgen, Dr. Murphy, and Mon- signor Burke at the conference on sex. Father Townsend speaks to the assemblage. An mtent audxence Father Lawton does some pre conference work Refreshments after a conference The Nazareth Conference has completed 1ts second successful season of four confer ences The act1v1ty was lnaugurated at Fen W1Ck two years ago under the sponsorsh1p of the Chancery Offxce of the AfChd1OC9S9 of Ch1CGOO to promote a better understandlng of the problems whlch confront parents and the1r ch1fdren 1n modern AITISTICG The conferences conslst of two talks fol towed by a perlod of auesnons and answers After THIS there IS benedrctron of the Most Blessed Sacrament and the evenmg IS con cluded w1th refre hments served 1n the rear of the gymnasulm Amona the toolcs d1scussed at thls year s conferences were Present Day Readmg Mat ter and Sex Educahon The moderator of the conferences was the Rev E T Lawton O P dZ6lI 8f 0I'l QPQFLCQJ FOR PARENT CHILD UNDERSTANDING ' ' ' 4295 T y SAQ A UA IQMI 0 Cf FOR TECHNICAL TRAINING AND PLEASURE 'QM fY lf H1 9. D' fD 'K m 3 sn O 9' s UI 0 I3 O -u Buckley Cusack Wexss and Father Robmson make contact 30 Qttll under the xery able leadershlp of Fr Roblrfson the 1947 l948 year ol the Rad1o Club has been a Very prosperous one It boasts of tour hcensed operators lohn Buckley Ioseolr Cusack Er Rob nson and lames Wetss the chlet operator On Tuesdays and Fndays the members conduct classes ot theory constructton and Morse Code ln order to prepare for the FCC hcense exammahons On the other days the rad1o room 1n the basement may be found crovx ded w1th some of the ttfty members Backed llnanclally by the Fenwtck Mother s Club the rad1o men Were able t bu1ld the1r own stat1on des1gnated by the call letters WQANF The statlon lS locater 1n the basement ol the prlory and operate 4 by the hcensed members has successfully communtcated Wlth all parts of the country notably New York and Kansas 0 e l U, . . . 1 . I nuaiffcltlb Moderator.. U 1 1 I V . . , I . C XX Q A may , A 3 v ff!! P mine- ! one WUDM L Yu Q Iohn Buckley at the club transmxtter Two members work wlth one of the clubs most expensxve pxeces of equlpment Three hams learn from expenence what makes a radxo hck The Radlo Club has one he largest enroll ments of any actxvxty al Fenwxck Here are the frosh sophs and yumors 43lP Pnzes at our Mothers Club aifamrs are many Father Townsend calls some lucky numbers some small but practlcal gzfts The attendance at the club card partxes was greater m 1948 than ever before 4327 Hopeful mothers inspect CWQQJKQ4 Bocstmg one of the ldrgest pdrd member shrps of ony hrgh school mother s orgdnrzdtrons ln the countrv todov the Fenwrck l-hoh School Mothers Club hos completed rts seventeenth The purposes ore to olve lncrnclol cud to the school and lorrnc sprrrtucrl loenehts to rts 'rembers To occompllsh the ldlter the club ponsors Mosses Commun ons ond prayers The prohts from such octlvlt es os cdrd portres foshron sho NS ond teos ore used to buy needed pveces o equlprnent The of rce s for the l947 l948 seoso v ere Mrs I E Dfner presldent Mrs W D .Am brose vlce presrdent Mrs V1 C Forerrcrn recordrnq se retdry Mrs D McGrath corre spondmq secretory Mrs I P Drenncrn flndnclcil secretory ond Mrs I I Shonohon treosurer The Rev Anselm M Townsend Wos honororf presrdent ol the club Y' 3A WofAer4 FINANCIAL AID FOR THE SCHOOL 433D . Il ' 1 ' - 2 f I I ff: ire, - e , an ' ', K, i' , QA I . . . , successful seoson. . A , 9 1. . ' A ' .. T s . , . i ' . Q Ni , . X Q f ' - . f' r - f n J .1 , . . ' A' , I f . . . . - , ' - A 5- . 3, . r , o 0 o A c 5 F. . , - ,. The Moiher's Club officers for 1948 Mrs Dwyer, pres: dent center A table of pnzes ai a typxcul meet mg m the gym Youhn Caron and Endres cast members of In the Zone The Fenwick players on stage at the Loyola contest Garrppo Lynch Rox burgh Kelleher and Youlm on slupboard The Blackfnars Guild IS a select group. The membership is very limited. 434i ,. 5' W ,mm .J 'Y I al'l'latlC5 ART FOR ARTS SAKE ln tts fourth year the Dramatrc Gulld IS aqarn comtemplatlng another musrcal comedy Under the dlrectron of Father M T Demosey producer and Father I A Henry dlrector the Gulld has made plans to stage several productlons durrng the year ln the Zone a one act play presented November 28 rn the Loyola Play Fest1val brought a ratrng of excellent from the Judges 1n th fteld of twenty two competrng schools For th1s superror performance Mrles Lynch De Paul Unrverslty An alternate scholar shrp and a second place mentron went to lohn Youhn wrth Iames Roxborough taktng a th1rd place award Agam presented before an audrence of prrests and brothers at the House of Studles 1n Rtver Forest the skrt was favorably re cerved However the brothers turned the tables and put on therr own show stealrng the lrmellght ie., ,r Father Henry O P Director its Father Dempsey O P Moderator 4355 C ' o o 0 . . l third term dramatist, won a scholarship to , . .L . - X - ' Q 4367 Q aflfl? TO DEVELOP ORDERLY MINDS Father Conway OP Debahng Club Moderator Coached by Father Conway the Debattng Club completed a year long program marked by tts var1ed act1v1t1es Bestdes the usual num ber of formal debates the club s members par tlctpated tn such acttvttles as open forum dts cusstons speech contests a student sesston of the Untted States Senate and the Chlcago Youth Conference ln the Cathohc Debattng League and the represented by a ftrst team composed of Wu ham Crllly and Vtncent Vttullo afftrmattve speakers and Paul Grant and lohn Spatafora negattve speakers The questton argued to both debahng ctrcutts was compulsory arbt tratton of labor chsputes To develop arguments and tmprove speak mg techntques the club meets twtce weeklx Wlth the advtce of Father Conway the mem bers thus gam the experlence necessary to compete wlth other schools The clubs program IS rounded out by spectal tournaments and other events deslgned espec1ally for freshmen and sophomores who hope to compete ln league debates I I O , , , - f I s ' - 1 'QQ s ,gt sg A Cathohc Open Forum, the Debatmg Unton was W: 4 -5 , .15 ' ff'3? g ' . , . V n 4 I I , Vincent Vitullo a senior debater. William Crilly drives his point home. Vxtullo Spataiora Cnlly McEnery Grant and Rosemeyer m a research A practice in the Fen wick llbrary the day before a crucxal debate 4377 . I I I I I . , session. 31, sfamp cf 4-J1,,,,,,, Under the watchful eye of tts new mod erator Fr Nreser the Stamp Club has com pleted 1ts second successful year To arouse addltlonal mterest rn the student body the ph1latel1sts sponsored a SGTIGS of collectors contests Runmng the club s weekly meetmgs were Donald Carbone presrdent W1ll1Gm Santoro v1ce presrdent and lames Schlltz secretary One of the many orgamzatrons to show a renewed burst of GCllV1tY was the re vltahzed Camera Club Under the d1rect1on of thelr new moderator the shutter bugs f1rst prolect was the electlon of offtcers Tom Akers presr dent Ernest Bartel v1cepres1dent and lohn Cullman secretary treasurer Among 1ts act1v1t1es were salons drsplay mg the work of mdrvrdual members photo graph1c contests open to the student body m structlon classes and fteld trlps ln addltlon the Camera Club offered 1lS servlces to the school pubhcatlons and any other school club that requested them Some of the boys compare and trade old issues --li Father Nadeau and two photogs m the school darkroom 5711 6.m,.c, 6 f 4385 ge 0 Qfkel' CQFLJZS Cllfllllg all p Q6l:ilfll Q F the N se me o t e p ole t 4395 CI r ie r and his group with so f h ir r ' cs. W The Camera Club has a very large active membership. O I 0 0 0 The nght sectlon of the band at practlce m the cafeteria The left section runs through that number again . 4 40 P Father Slmones OP Band Moderato and Mr Iohn Sovmec Dlrector YH iv' Ql'll,UlC all uriic ,Ala fA Ckarmd Another h1ghly successful year Was en1oyed by the Band as rt reaped new honors Cornplet mg rts elghteenth year as a school act1v1ty the Band was more actlve than ever playlng at all football pep ra1l1es and at some ot the games besldes prov1d1ng entertamment at many other afta1rs both 1n and outslde the school Once agarn the mus1c1ans under the splendxd dlrectron of Iohn Sovmec presented the1r annual Concert wh1ch was a huge success Th1S Con cert has come to be one ol the most rmportant events on the Bands schedule Father Srrnones a1ded by Father Nadeau acted as moderator hav1ng served ln thxs ca pac1ty for eleven years Much of the success ot the Band was due to the efforts of these two orlests Band off cers named thxs year were Harold Cah1l1 presrdent Carl Baetz v1ce pres1dent Rob ert VIIIIH secretary and Anthony Wleland and Robert Fltzgerald lxbrarlans The Band Ofhcers for 1948 Robert Vmhm Sec Father Nadeau Ass t Moderator Harold Ca hull President cmd Carl Baetz Vxce Presldent 4415 w : 1 -7 1 1 I - 1 1 1 ' 1 1 A ' 1 1 1 , . 1 1 1 A ' 1 1 1 I - v ' - 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 , . Fth Clb SA K A I'L:5fI lfLI'lfl8I'l! 0l Q b h kilg 442D .Aa hui. V+ jke Wadfer eneraf lU5zf4 Q Q QQ bl, T 0 .9 l h , Bi . 1 , M i . cl er Sada a, Glee u moderator, re- hearses the group before one of their appearances. Fat er Suarez blesses the new Fenwic a during his visit. 1 I C L . I edu l LL all lfllffldli OLCQ A group of chonsters 3' Father Suarez observes the methods of study employed at Fenwlck QFILULC Under the dlrectlon ot Father F M Sadaba the Glee Club completed 1ts thtrd year as an actlve organlzatlon at Fenwlck The Club was revlved last year atter a consrderable perlod ot tune durlng Whtch lt dld not tunctlon The slzable lncrease tn rnernbershlp thls year gave DIOITIISG ot lncreased actlvlty tor the group ln the future Excellent cooperatlon enabled the Club to complete a very satrstactory year Frorn Santa Sab1na n Horne the Most Reverend Ernrrlanulel Suarez O D Master Ceneral ot the Donnnlcan Crder VlSllGd Fenwwk l'l1ah School tor rnally on February 9 N48 On the precedlna Satur day Hms Patern ty had passed an mtorrnal afternoon Durlng the student assembly he d IH hls honor Father Suarez spoke a tew Words to he assemblage gave hrs oNn and the Paoal blesstna and blessed the new Fen Nlclc tlaa Thls was the ttrst tune a Master Cfeneral ot the Order had vtslted Fenwrclc slnce l9JU the vear lol lowlng the toundlng ot the school Hrs Pcrtermty at prayer m the Fenwlck Chapel 1 43 t' f ft JJ ' Q o o o ' . L 4. . . L,.l 1 5 V A 1 - A ,, ' with the faculty. V y X ,I -mtl' . J , 4' Y . A J 6 I , , I . . h I A - C .1 ' EA, t I ffgl :fa 0 o 0 5 P ,,-H 5 wx? X ,XA 'wm- '23, KE, ww-WW Qwgaliwm' C-enwicg SCAOO! . . omorrow 4445 f . s wg, ,. 4 F ML M, W. ,, M2515 , 3 Ui I ' gh 'V an K s v 'E A N It f ' rf, 'su 'ir HJ 5' yn? 4 ' Q. I QSM, I gf., ' , KA 4' wh - Q ' E H lm, 'X ,151 -as - ants ,. A J AK ga. Mix.: b , DM . 5 aff gg , 3 K ,. ,. 1 ff 'fu O Y n-O. JQHWCCL Z? 611119 PLUG The need tor Cathohc hlgh school accommodatrons had already become so crrtrcal by the summer ot 1945 that the Domrnlcan Fathers wlth the approval and encouragement of Hrs Emtnence Samuel Alphonsus Cardrnal Strrtch began a dr1ve for S400 OOO OU tor a large addltlon to the present Fenwlck bu11d1ng The Very Reverend Peter OBr1en OP Prov1nc1a1 ot the Provtnce ot Salnt Albert asslgned the Reverend W D Van Rooy OP to drrect the drrve ard Mr Hugh E Mullrgan con sented to act as general charrrnan In August 1945 collectlon or funds from all the West Slde parrshes began Nearly all the partshes have made Contrlbu t1ons by thrs ttme brlnglng the present total to almost S300 U00 UU The remalnlng S109 OUU UU must be collected ln 1948 The add1t1on w1ll constst of class rooms on the th1rd floor a permanent audltorrum two stortes rn helght and a comb1nat1on study hall and cateterra 1n the basement The new bulldlng w11l be erected on the srte ot the present prlory and a new prlory T R dWDVnRyt Th 1947Ddg s o eau the w 1 x 4115? O O I O Q 1 ll l ' ' ' A . . 1 . I I , . , , . . . 1 ' -f , . . . , . ., , 1 . . ' . I . I I - , , . . , . . , - I A -1 . A . I . w111 be bullt. he everen . . a oo cr e o e and if proud w rk onthe Driv rr ngements. new owner after drawing. f 1' , ' 1-. K3 I Q Q-1 2 1 ' A ' Once again, on Fenwicks annual Parents' Night, the cl, ren , parents ot the students rnet their sons' teachers, and dis- cussed the boys' Work and classroom attitude. Thls has been found to be the rnost successful way to establish parent-teacher cooperation and understanding. To rnany, this promises a most enjoyable evening. To others, it is a dreaded time. But according to several faculty members, the parents that come are never the ones that they really Want to see. You dont say Why Father I can hardly believe it Some are happy some are sad But when lt s over all are glad 4463? ,fe . 5, -. . .1 Q' .. . . . . H U, Q , . it if G I .4 k I J r u 1 V I . S 2, C Mlm! YOU SAW IT EVERY DAY ,ga .an-gy I , . A :.:. H1 4 . f- W. ,Ivy y, if Father Sxmones Father Nadeau and Father Feltrop Pnests hke to gab too Fenwxck supports IS football squad These stairs can be so long: where are those elevators? 147i Q S . q S ,ff If 1 Q ...uv- rg' I 'ur af M'- , 40 Aix ,- .V -, AA. WX 2 Aff. ,'i K M,,,.,,..,,,. ., Y M , 1 fra' ' fy? JI, N fig '-1' H 1, ' I tx' KK . if 0 - 'MND h '?i 'r.g'1 'V :J , , iw' .J ,Tx 'S x Maki'-I i 'Vs ' I. rf' It F 1 1--Q., 3A CAGE? ea eff, FOR BETTER TEAMS AND STRONG LUNGS Th1 year Father McGowan s varslty cheer leaders are be1ng graduated The hve semors Captam Wally Nyland Bob Balley Pat Car bon Russ Chadwlck and lohn Hanley through the1r efforts have earned major letter awards and have become famlhar hgures at FenW1ck sports events The underclassmen sparked by T-larast Mulcahy and Fltzgerald have become well acquamted w1th the many cheers durmg pract1ce SESSIONS Wtth the semors Because of thelr exhortat1ons the cheermg sectlons agam exh1b1ted the old f1ght1ng sp1r1t whlch has characterlzed Fenwlck 1n the past Wlth the awardlng of IIVG letters by the athletlc department cheer leadlng has become a reaular act1v1ty and IS no longer a mere pasnme for students Wlth nothmg better to do At th1s tune Father McGowan has been moderator of the cheer leaders for only two years but 1n that t1me he has made great advances 1n the techmques of presentatlon and coord1nat1on The cheer leaders are 1nd1s pensable as team morale bullders and 1n the past year they fulfllled thelr purpose adm1r ably -ago' The Reverend E M McGowan OP moderator of the cheer leaders 4497 O I O . 1 . 5 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - - 1 1 A 1 , . . 1 . , . A 1 . . . 5 r, L 1 I . . 1 -.1 1 . s A QOL? ri ln the 1947 'scaaon Fenvvtek lhah School aaatn appeared f llll a tootloall learn ot Cham plonshtp cahbre An early Season Qoclane S encouraaed la the eturn ol seven major letter men was soon overcome ln a pre 'season qanfe the V wars lost to Austm who later took aame Ve lc X as unbeaten ID Cathohc Leaaue Pla Moreover the scores showed that the Frtars had reached a peak ot per orrn at the end ol the season ln the lmal battle an rntercepted Fenwml' pass and the resultlna toucnclown provrded the dltterence and Loyola took the aarne and the North Sectton tttle Nhteh went vxlth lt The men tn Blafk and Vllhtte were led by Coach Anthonx Lawless and Captaln Btll Barrett throuah a most snceeistul season 5 ,- i 7 .f4ffL f f ' the city charnpionshipg but prior to the Loyola ance . . AA .I ,L A . ' A f, yi ,. .J is N ,M 1 K, S Qt! 29 Q . ,Q , V 5119 1-gm ' f'::f,:sr 1 , 1 P 1 f ig , Y ,F ,- f 1 3. 543 , ,QL W . 5 Wwe ,, Wygwf V . f 21 Ayg af M? ur irecfor of .x4fA eficri REVERENDI N MORGENTHALER OP 4525 . . , . L, ,- A REV WAYNE E CONLEY OP A fam1l1ar hgure at all sports events Father Conley IS servmg hls second year as assxstan! athletxc dxrector He IS m charge of grammar school bas ketball and swxmmmg meets as well 454i Lt 0 a C ED NORRIS Ed Noms one of Fenwxcks greatest athletes has returned to GSSlSl Coach Lawless m football and basketball An able mstructor Ed can help many a would be athlete LARRY FLYNN Fenwlcks lxne coach smce 1939 Larry Flynn had prev1ous coachmg experxence at St Patnck and Loyola A former pro he played wxth Tony Law less I O gif 1 .I 1 .. D I 1 6Ll'l6J SWG Penwrck lS proud of rts Coachlng staff and rrghtly so for few schools wlth so short hrstory can drsplay such an array of trophres for every sport football basketball sw1rnm1ng golf track tenn1s As head oach Anthony Lawless has shown outstandma sklll and knowledge rn keeprng sports rn the spothght at Fenwrck The Lawless ftghtrng Splfll rs re flected rn all the teams at Fenwlck Helprng we1ght football flywerght and bantarn Neraht basketball coachrno and gym classes Larry Flynn football lrne coach and Dan OBr1en swrrnrnrng coach trarner and freshman foot ball coach THE FIRST TEAM DAN O BRIEN A Fenwlck grad Dan OBrxen now coaches the swxmmmg team and frosh football and acts as trcnner as well Dan doesnt belxeve m losmg and thus he turns out consxsteni wmners Top Larry Ryan Ed Le1eune Iohn Crolla Warren Scaman B111 Dwyer Bottom Dxck Russo Ralph Reetz Charlle Fxsher Dom Rauzx lack Wallace DD I O O un Ni' 1 f . I . G , , ' l C , Tony are Ed Norris, whose duties include light- Ed Leleune halfback fur mshed the passes and many long end runs Warren Scaman quarter back on offense was re placed on defense by Ixm Barrett Deacon Iohn Crolla Fen wxcks powerful lme crack er always good for hve yards Capt Bxll Barrett an All state hall and the fastest man on the squad -18? sir' P4 nun Q Q '-fe ' J fair sl' lr' 1,51 8l'llfUlC z26,Crf,ef4 4567 6 I I' u-rl' l' The mam concern of Fenwrck s opponents 1n the 1947 season was haltlng the veteran Frlar backheld Each posmon was held by an experlenced player and the reserves proved themselves to be capable threats to any oppo s1t1on Captam B111 Barrett led the team 1n scorlng w1th an average of two touchdowns per game Ed Lejeune alternated wlth B111 on end runs and he was the tosser IH the l:'r1ar passlng comb1nat1ons Warren Scaman plloted the team calhng slgnals from h1s quarterback Spot Iohn Crolla held down the fullback pos1t1on where he turrushed much of the power ot the Penw1ck eleven uv- 1 H f , lt I 5 . A f ,xx 'E .. 3' . , st' ' ' f M. f' ,,1.,,,,w I I 4l47lfQf!? . ' t . . Y vw r ' h , I A 'v- ga 1-f rw-ta l t 1 , s A . - t s, s A ri .yall 'f ff ,kg ' is ' aka, :mt sh IM m . mx-e, 1. .1 I A v n r A-' X at 'I' I tfgvlllgv 8 Y -rant Q . ' 0 0 0 , , I fron , ,Jlarif Jrcar earn Team Captam Blll Barrett named All Catholxc All Clty and All State haltbaclc was Fenwxcks Ralph Reetz most valuable Guard 'fmt THE VARSITY Bottom R Rxgalx D Rauzx A Burwltz F Zaucha R Kxng I Barrett I Lemar W McNerney I Abplanalp Second row C Fzsher I Dwyer I La Porte I McCorm1ck R Evans H Maskxll E Leyeune N Ccmty E Smld D Weaver Third row W Scaman R Russo I McKenna D Wxll D Amato I Wallace R Blecha R Coleman F OMalley Fourth row R Reetz W Dwyer I Franzen W Spehn I Stroyny L Ryan I Crolla McGovern Filth row Rev I N Morgenthaler R Hebel Mgr R Lowery Mgr F Shlma I Lattner G Kamms D OBr1en I Lzes Mgr Rev W E Con ley Sxxth row A R Lawless Coach E Norrxs Asst Coach Q57 Mill CLI' T xylfillflg lil? FenW1clc Walloped Qt Rrta 31 l4 Barrett scored l9 pornts Rauz1 and Russo Were1nJured The Austm Tlaers later clty champtons defeated ljenwtck 27 U The Frrars rebound and trample Weber 95 6 Barrett s conversron saved the game tn a 7 o Vlctory over an underrated l-loly Trlnlty eleven the seasons blggest surprrse R venae for last year s shellackrng was sweet as the Frlars crushed St Georae 31 l2 The season s Aorst slaughter Came as the Fnars fvhrpped the De Paul Demons 44 O Alter a ftrst half care the Frrars sloaaed through the mud to beat the St Plnlrp Gaels 'P 7 Ben nd beautrlul bloclctng Barrett ran wlld scorma '77 pomts as Fenwlck smothered St lgnatlus 45 6 The season closed wrth FenW1cks lrrst league loss Loyola took the game and the sectlon t1tle 1n a 20 13 battle 4585 B111 Dwyer End 'J Vx 403343. diff' e- of J -' f Qv Ot' 5, , , gba . 0 1 'J' v.wkM'l,7 ,Ev - ' ,ir 'aka' A ff-'. ff Q41 Rf' A ff W mcimf' .-'T N A.- '7 fl' fr4 .gr'4 '75 :,'f.Qu f- ' at x xf. P, ' V' 3 f A . ,1-' - 5 - ,g A fy aff ,t'? 4.-VJ Q., A s f Q Wt , wk 15 .. aww H 4, ,, - .. - - N f . 5 ,..o X -R. V V ,f f A l , g 4. My , K . lb gg P4 A .. L I. , sr y Q ,sk Q. I 4? n , ' ja mf. v,l,,d' 1 1 aw' i'5i V ,,fN -1 1 ' 3,593 U L 3 J df- ' ,A 45' ' .. .1 . ,. 1 v' 'l- 1' . 4' ' 4. -f - fi 7 's ii . i A inf., Jr J, i I ik iff r ' W: , QL x I W mall . 9 3 'X W ,tk .' QQ' at V V w 1' . V Q , qi f YMZHQW 3 Q W ,, 3 .1 U ' A - 9 ' vu-f ww, V' .ff . V' 4-2 ' ,X ' 7' I. if? A 'Yi Q. . 1 . 9 The overrated St Ig natxus team fell under cx top heavy score to the Fnars The Ignatzans scored one touchdown to Fenw cks seven tall1es Here Wallace Dwyer and Rauzx come up Lejeune 15 blocked and Barrett makes the tackle In the hrs! league game of the season Weber was beaten 25 to 6 The Frzars began rollmg Austm loss and werent stopped t1ll the last game of the year Here Barrett sklrts end wrt Leleune tollowmg Semor Manager Slen der Steve haughtlly doles out pads to Quar terback Ixm Barrett B111 Barrett kxcks up some dust eludmg the Georgxans on the sea son s dryest held 460i ' '. in this game after the f I 1 h all Oweffuf Tony La ffless and Line Coach Larry Flynn always develop a group ot lnemen ot out standing abilitf This year at guard Ralph Reetz and Dom Rauzi played such a brilliant game that they we e placed on several all sta team selections throuahout the city and state Bob Evans and Tom McCormick provided cap able relief Whenever needed Dick Russo and lack Wallace proved to be the fast heavy tackles required in that Vital McNerny were handy men to take over when necessary Fenwick teams are always equipped with tast ends to nicely complete the famous end around plays Bill Dwyer and Larry Ryan were the speed merchants with Don Amato lohn Lattner and Bob King ably spelling them o Charlie Fisher and lack McKenna both fine centers alternated at the pivot position where tl ey displayed talent that made it ditt cult for the coach to choose between them ack Wallace Tackle Dxck Russo Tackle Larry Ryan End 4 5 ' ' 9 a 0 0 0 ' A I position. Frank O'Malley, Dave Will and Bill P tt. Wiacle a goool .syeazion . . . Deacon Fullbcck Iohn Crolla. Date Sept. 1 Sept. 20 Sept. 28 Oct. 5 Oct, 12 Oct. 19 Oct. 26 Nov. 2 Nov. 9 1947 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Opponent St. Rita Austin Weberx' 1-1o1y Trinityti St. George' De Pau11 St. Philip St. Ignatiust Loyo1a1 Indicates league games. G 31 U 25 7 31 44 26 45 13 They 14 27 6 6 12 U 7 6 20 Three Friurs, all in u row: One down, and ten to go Norm Ccmty stretches out. An easy tackle. Oh yea! lt looks like cl sure thing. but he missed as did many others. While winning All-State honors with a grand total of l5U9 yards and l6 touchdowns, Bill Barrett also helped subdue foes ol the Black and White by kicking l2 extra points with his accurate toe, Bob Bigali who served as relief for Barrett at right hall was a good runner also. A sophomore, Bigali, handled his running as- signments with the speed and shiftiness of a veteran. Ed Lejeune operating in the left half posi- tion was a poised passer. Belief at this post was furnished by Iirn Lernar, also a good passer and a skillful runner. lohn Crolla and Arnie Burwitz shared the tull back spot almost equally, and both played exceptionally good ball on offense and de- tense, Crolla's experience standing hirn in good stead. Vfarren Scarnan occupied the quarterback position while the team was on the offense. lirnrny' Barrett played the season through as defensxve quarterback and did a fine job. limrn 'A,' is a hard tackler and proved up well in all defense Work. Other backs who gained experience in ree liet work were Srnid, Canty, Workman and Zaucha. 4 an A I' iw' Quarterback Scaman totes the pxgskm after a pass receptlon The ret one t e three bhnd mlce Ed Leleune a tough man to stop when he breaks loose eludes cx De Paul tackler Deacon Iohn when the Fenwlck locomotive rolls hes hard to stop Ed Leleune IS trapped w1thout hlS interference by two Holy Tnmty players IH Lane Tech Stadlum 4655! THE FROSH TEAM Bottom A Vrola I Bradshaw C Collms D Gancer G Kowalski I Purtell I Donlan T Losos F Baer Second row I Trucco I Nettleton F Lollx I Carstens R Hernbroth I Harte R Allen E Boswell I Forbes Third row Rev W E Conley R Consago R Bender K Kearney E Sculhon C Kxssel I Gany L Mehalek I Boss THE LIGHTWEIGHT TEAM Bottom I Strolny W Brady G Kamms H Doran W Barrett I Woytys R ONe1l I McGovern Second row D Weaver I Dwyer I La Porte R Coleman I Franzen R Blecha F Smxd F Zaucha I Workman Thrrd row Rev I N Morgenthaler I Lxes Mgr I Sexton W Rrtclue I Consrdme T Barrett C Contadder F Mat tuccx, E Norns 4655? D. G'Brien. Fourth row: lllebel. Mgrl, De Lareo, Elia, I. Waldman, A. Llawslon. G. Drella. T. Slxllilran, R. Lowrelr, Mgr: T-I l6ll eadon 6 61 LJ wzfk S ana, n 05:5 Holy Tnmty gave the Frxars a scare m a 7 6 Fenwxck wm An under rated Tnmty squad put up a tough scrap m one of the best games all season Bufwlfl on the bottom here on a lme buck In a pre season practrce game St Rrta came out at the bottom of a 31 14 score This plcture IS typlcal ol the show ol Fenwxck power through out the game Cromn Crolla Ryan and Reetz close m wretlwv 5 iii: D900 .1 14.15 'if av 4675 Fran Ferrone team captam and guard Iohn Lattner hlgh scormg center Ixm Shanahan or ward movmg forward Bxll Whlte capable guard .gfze get Leiden!! Seadon . I f - Ed Lejeune, swift N W8 0 CLI' LU00 Wrth only one regular center Iohn Lattner returnrng from last year Coach Tony Lawless had a drttrcult Job mouldrno a wrnnrng squad Ferrone advanced from the lrahtwerghts and took over the captarncy At hrs auard posrtron he was notable tor hrs teamwork and passrna Center lohn Lattner turned rn another brrllrant season though only a sophomore Rebound rng wrth Lattner was guard Brll Whrte who showed hrs worth under the back board Ed Lereune and lrrn Shanahan rounded out the squad as forwards Two better hustlers would be hard to trnd Shanahan berna noted for hrs fancy shootrng whrle Lereune was a steady scorer and defense rnan Contrnued on page 70 THE HERVYWEIGHT TEAM S Kabala E Norris D OBr1en Middle row F Ferrone 'I' Carstens L Ryan F Baer W Whlie E Rolmg E Leyeune Bottom row C Woodbury R Conrad D Lorenz 4595 I1 ! Q cl Q Q Q Top row Father Morgenthaler, Mr. Lawless. F. Schima. C. Planek. I. Luttner, I. Shanahan, 34 o!IcgAfwecg!zf5 .SJ OLUQJ pl 0l'l'll:fQ CLH6! ,9l'l'Ll0l'0UQI'l'lQI'lt Continued from page 59 The seniors opened their 47 48 campaign successtullf in their pre season midget tour narnent by dropprng St Mel 37 to 32 Bu luck was with St Philip the next night and they downed the Friars 53 to 40 The follow ng clash turned into a defeat at the hands ot Austin 26 to 20 Alter toppling St Patrick 33 to 28 in the first round of the St George Tournament the seniors were rudely bounced out ot play by the host school 45 to 3l on the second ntght Openrng the League season the Friars ran into a losing streak that was to net thern six consecutive losses They dropped a close con te t to De Paul 44 to 42 The Dragons trorn St George ran roughshod over the Fenwick lads 50 to 29 St Philip edged past them 35 to 3l When alumni night rolled around they were even beaten by the old men 42 to 38 Losses to Weber 51 3l and to Loyola 36 25 established them pretty well in the cellar However they came right back and took their next two encounters trimming St Ignatius 40 ln the ensuing six aarnes the Friars were left at the post as they lost to De Paul 4U 33 to St George 54 35 to St Ph lip 52 20 to Weber 57 4l to Loyola 47 25 and rounded out the series bv losing to Aauinas ot Columbus Ohlo 49 to 45 ln their last two clashes the seniors s lit beating St lgnatius 48 to 34 and then dropping the seasons tnale to Holy Trrnitx 47 to 36 Three wins aaainst eleven losses lett the Fr ars in a tie for sixth place with Holy Trinity in the final Leaaue standinas The Alumni shoot in their 42 38 victory over the Varsity Action almost too fast for the camera to catch Consldme takes lt down the floor l I Q A . ,, . y H t ' . i 45-35, and then tripping up Holy Trinity 42 to i . U . V. . . . Lv Worn Canby in the pivot 1 Jo11 Cin lClH6 NlXEw if Fon Weaver V Eob Plgali on +1e free throw lmne Bill Barrett team ceetain mf Bill Brennan P J m Jana jAe alwifg uinfef CJAafLeo! I0 give ind The varsity quintet, led by Captain Fran Ferrone, made a determined try for the league championship but were held back by inex perience. Many of the games were very close and the Friar tive managed to chalk up some wins, but not enough. Fenwick 37 St, Philip 53 Austin 26 Fenwick 33 St. George 45 'De Paul 44 'SL George 50 'St Philip 35 Alumni 42 'Weber 51 'Loyola 36 'Fenwick 45 ' 42 40 54 52 57 47 Fenwick 'De Paul in St. George 'St Philip 'Weber 'Loyola Aquinas Fenwick Holy Trinit y 47 Indicates League game St. Mel Fenwick Fenwick St. Patrick Fenwick Fenwick Fenwick Fenwick Fenwick Fenwick Fenwick St. Ignatius Holy Trinity Fenwick Fenwick Fenwick Fenwick Fenwick Fenwick St Ignatius Fenwick THE LIGHTWEIGHT TEAM Top row Father Morgenthaler Mr Lawless I Lies W Drennan N Canty I Iana E Noms D OBrien Middle row W Ritchie I OMalley W Barrett I Considme I Forbes L Mehalek D Weaver Bottom row G Drella R Rigalx T Sullivan 4 72 P 49 ' 48 Fenwick Fenwick St. Patrick De Paul St George St. Philip Weber Fenwick Fenwick Holy Trinity De Paul Fenwick St. Philip Fenwick Fenwick Fenwick Holy Trinity Austin St. Michael Fenwick Fenwick Fenwick Fenwick Fenwick Loyola St. Ignatius Fenwick Fenwick St. George Fenwick Weber Loyola St. Ignatius Fenwick The equipment room glue yunior eam :S owd laromide or nexf aea5ong our irrif Airing I9 ayelw fo refurn Basketball strategists Lightweight Captain Bill Barrett 4745 THE FLYWEIGHT TEAM Top row Father Conley I. Mehalek I Forbes I OMalley W Cavanagh R Gxroux W Rxtchle G Drella F Mattucc1 C Cadwell Bottom row W Kellogg G Moore R Lowrey W Dunn E Cowan THE BANTAMWEIGHT TEAM Top row Father Conley W Hebel W Brady I Donlan G Kamms Bottom row R Hernbroth I Walsh T Carstens R Conrad T Harte D Lorenze R Schular E. Norris. ,Mitidle row: Eullivanl Hayesl D.. Garcer, IF. Baer, Norris QZQQALS jak SX, rolo igAl The Friar Iuniors opened their season with a 36 to 30 win over Austin. Their next encounters, in the Fenwick Iunior Tournament, netted them a 55-20 whitewash of St. Michael, and a loss at the hands of St. Patrick, 41 to 27. Four consecutive losses saw the Friars occupying the cellar as League cornpetition got under way, bowing to De Paul 49-31, to St. George 42-28, to St. Philip 53-35, and to Weber 30 to 25. Cantys thirteen points in the De Paul contest, and Barrett's fourteen in the encounter with St. Philip were the only highlights of the four clashes. Loyola was the first victim to fall before the Iuniors as they dropped the Ramblers in an exciting battle, 33 to 31, in which Barrett tallied for twenty points. St. Ignatius was the next to feel the sting of the Iuniors as they topped the lggies, 43 to 39, overcoming a halftime deficit to polish off their second League win. Iust about getting back on their feet again, the Friars were rudely jolted when they dropped the ensuing two games. The Tigers from Holy Trinity rolled over the Black and White, 61 to 34, while De Paul beat the lights for the second time, 36 to 29. Bounding back, the Iuniors trimmed St. George, 44 to 32, in a contest which saw Bill Barrett chalk up twenty points and tie the school free-throw record, set by Bill McElroy in 1945, with thirteen successful penalty tosses. Following a 60 to 50 licking at the hands of St. Philip, the Friars took their next three encounters, defeating Weber, 35 to 28, Loyola, 36 to 34 in a tight battle, and St. lgnatius, 40 to 36. Climaxing their season by losing to Holy Trinity, 50-33, the Iuniors wound up with a record reading six wins against eight losses. Ferrone takes a shot from the center as Shanahan prepares to rebound. Fast fascination frozen QFLLULC 5 8l l'I'l0I'l Cdpfufe Followrng rn the footsteps of therr rllustrr ous predecessors the swrmmrng team once agarn showed Why Fenwrcks tanksters are ranked wrth the frnest hrgh school teams rn the Mrd West Under the able coachrng of Dan OBrren completrng hrs srxth year as the Frrar swrm mrng mentor the team rose to unparalleled herghts splashrng therr way to new records and crushrng all opposrtron for therr thrrd strarght undefeated season Although only three major letter men Capt Mrke McGurre Bob Carstens and Wally Purcell returned from last year s champronshrp team the squad Was Well stocked W1th capable performers Coach O Brren recognrzed as a frne hand ler condrtroner and developer of swrmmers certarnly deserves much of the credrt for the team s frne showrng and the consrstently pow erful Fenwrck swrmmrng squads reflect hrs abrlrty Captarn Mrke McC1u1re freestyler who for the last four years has been a spark plug of the team set a fast pace for hrs teammates takrng most free style events rn hrs drstance Tom Kerwrn Bernre Hancock Larry Specht Tom Du and and Iack Vlerlern also swam rn the freestyle heats Breast strokers were Pat Carbon and Bob Carstens The back stroke was handled by Tom Frarney and Howard Scamen wnrle Wally Purcell and Drck Aman took care of the drvrng Off to a flyrng start rn therr frrst meet the mermen knocked off Sternmetz handrly 49 l7 and then proceeded to whrp such teams as Taft Loy ola and Austrn by decrsrve scores Contrnued on page 78 2 Team Captam Make McGu1re cmd Swzm Coach Don O Brren Drver Wally Purcell takes off 3LXfQ2HtA 0 C 2I'll0l I 0l1U 476i Q 7 1 11 . . 1 , 1 . 1 - ' ' 1 ,, m 1 , 1 1 - I J 1 1 1 1 . . . I - 1 1 1 K 1 . . I . - 1 1 W . 11 1 1 - 1 1 1- T ' ' A A , , 1 1 1 ' 1 7 1 , . , . . 1 . . ! fl I 2I'll0l l 0lfUl'l af CUKUQI' ia Qfh'-.x lil t Cl,6t .gellellfeefl P5 rm: 1UN1on TEAM Top row H Wheeler F Lollx R Hohman R Wehman Col lms W Makel T Hartman E Veriuno D OBr1en Mid dle row Father Morgen a er I L1es I Ha R Mlcalettx E Dougherty R Darley I Mornssey W Dunn G Lane W Hebel Father Conley Boflom row M Iohnson R Mulcahy I Marschall W Mclinroe A Cantu T Sullxvan Barrett Top row T Kerwm I Kennedy T I-'ramey B Hancock L Spechl I Georgen T Durand D OBr1en Middle row Father Morgenthaler I Lxes I Impens I Kerwm R Aman P Carbon T Powers M McGu1re W He bel Father Conley Bottom row P Garrlty W Purcell R Carsiens W Hacketi H Scamen I Werlem 4775 I Q O U I I : . , . '. I R , ' L th 1 : u. I ' , . pp. V , 'A ' A , - ,g . , . I , I I ITN, M., j Ki , , ae Q, 31 f Y A X T 5 N in HE E IOR TEAM I 2 I - ' . . IW ' ' ' . - I A, 5 , Q . , . I . F I I . , my , ' I . A - I . , . ' . Q EJ Nw ,Z -, 1 1 I I' H Ae GZ? ea 0 0 0 SMA Zlnaleka fee! QCl,50l'l Onipfeteo Q . Continued from page 76 Topping all their other outstanding achievements, was the showing made by the Iunior and Senior teams in the important March meets. The Friars came through in traditional Fenwick style, taking the Invitational Prep Championship at Culver and the Catholic League Iunior Championship Meet at Loyola. Further honors were garnered when the Senior swimmers captured the Catholic League Senior Championship at Fenwick. ln the Iunior meet, promising Frosh-Soph swimmers such as Reg Darley, Dick Vfehman, and Bill Dunn, free-stylers, Ed Vertuno and Tom Hartmann, breaststrokers, and loe l-lapp, back- stroker, were impressive. lf the achievements of the lunior team are any indication of what to expect in the future, Catholic League rivals beware! For the l7th time in l8 years, the Friars took first place in the Catholic League Senior Title Meet, a feat that will probably never be equalled by anyone else and which clearly shows the superiority of Fenwick swimming teams. The Seniors left little doubt as to their supremacy in their division. Taking an early lead, they continued to add points in almost every event. Although all the squad members played an important part in the winning of this meet, stellar performances were turned in by It floats Purcell in a plain front d1ve Dick Aman in some fancy acrobatxcs A fast start obscures personalities. Slow motion breast stroke. Back stroke start. Soaking it up. Polsed on the brmk Ho hum In the swxm Capt Mike MCGUITG Tom Kerwln Bob Car stens Tom Frarney Larry Specht Drck Aman and Wally Purcell The program for all offrcral league meets underwent a few ad1ustments th1s year N t1onally accepted rnterscholastrc events are now used 1n place of the former system These changes consrst of the addrtron of a 200 yard tree style race and the replacement of the 50 yard back and breast stroke events Wllh 100 yard races The new drstance events better prepare the sW1mmers for future competttron rn college meets Hague I 0ll!l'l 6lfol,0y06l ' 4797 ' ' ' ' 0 f uniorfi jaLe ' ' . as OXLFLQ Each February as the b sketball seasor draws to a close the e es ol the students turn to boxma Approxlmately h l the student body partl lpates ln these aym cf ss battles rn whtcls boys ot slmllar werahts are matf hed The less talented boxers are then f eeded out by the process ot ellmmatlon The purpose ot th1s proaram IS not only to teach the bovs how to defend themselves and use thelr bod1es more slcllltullyf but also to develop other auah nes suc 1 as selt relrance and perceptlon lang., Ba Lefdaff an LI1 Olfl Another p rt ot t e well balanced mtra u l hlet c program rs basketball played tn ll the gym classes A knowledae ot the value t team work and better muscular coordmatron are just two ot the many advantages ot partlcl patron ln thrs sport Such actrvrtles attord stu dents not out tor one of the school teams a chance to develop themselves physlcally and keep t1t As usual the ptna pong tournament pro duced many close and 1 llSTGSl1I'1Q games wrth an unusually large number ot students entered rn the play The mira mural sports at Fenwxck requl a great amount of planmng and paper work i 5 4' 4538! ln 1lS second year of exxstence the goll team agatn proved 1tsell a worthy representa t1ve of the school by showlng well 1n all lmk meets and by deteatmg strong oppos1t1on The golfers Workrng on the rel1able theory that hard Work Wlll brlng success practlced dally Wh1ttl1ng the1r scores down to champlonshrp level ln keep1ng Wrth the Fenw1ck trad1t1on of wmnlng the clubbers smashed thelr Way to new honors 1n tournament play Paced by the more experrenced Tom Durand a group ol newcomers turned 1n a very credrtable per formance ennw, rac W1th Ralph Plckell leaclmg the way the netmen completed another successful season th1s year although Prckell was the only regular tennls player return1ng from last years entry whrch hmshed thlrd 1n the Cathollc League An unusually large and talented number of athletes turned out for the track team thrs sprmg Rated as one of the best the school has produced tn recent years the squad ranked hrgh 1n both lunlor and Senlor d1v1s1ons 1n the lmportant track meets ..,c,,,,,s-wwf 4... 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' 5 C' + . yt, N , V V 4 t f 4 V ff f . c ' L ll'. -0 - l P 0Xll'lg As expected the l8th annual S1lver Gloves boxmg tournament provlded thnlls galore as asprrants tor the champ1onsh1ps punched and danced the1r way through excrtmg one m1nute rounds of gruelmg pumshment The keen competttton m the eltmmauons and h1gh callbre ot the champlon htp bouts clearly lllustrates the sktll and courage of the boys who enter thls tournament each year ln these contests the boys must be able to take 1t as well as dlsh 1t out If they dont know how they learn fast Cn March l9 a packed house wltnessed some of the most excltmg bouts tn years as the contestants threw themselves wholeheartedly 1nto each slugtest m an effort to wm ln gen eral both the pr hmmaty hahters and the tm al1sts were evenly matched wlth some very close decrswons resulttng Manv veterans of pre vlous Stlver Gloves experience such as Steve McGee slugged the1r Nay 1nto the l1mel1ght aaa1n thls year Prehmlnary tlghts precedtna the matn events produced some hlahly 1nter estma battles The boys who fought ln the prehmmarles were chosen bv the coach fro 1 those who were defeated m the el1m1nat1ons but also showed p ormse as hahters ln the heavywelght pre hm1nar1es Larry Ryan outpo1nted Bob Kmg and Farr Da l9lOQ outpunched hm McGovern l A hay maker Ryan gets some good advxce Mr Gnfhihs would hke ihls waltz The wmn cr hl 4325 I I l . Kelleher, Aldo Pierotti, Ed. Mullins and lim .a y 1 tl . , n the l55-pound class Iack Bremner took lim Hannigan, and in the l45-pound group Ioe Biecllinger beat Bill Ritchie. ln the shortest bout of the evening, Bill Adams flattened lack Rich in the first round of the 135-pound bout. ln the last prelim, lim Bowman topped Matt Dunham, ln the last bout, Dick Bonin beat lohn Lattner for the heavyweight crown. Lejeune took the l55-pound title from lim Magee, and Aldo Pierotti outpcirited Ed. Fiedler for the l35-pound championship. Steve Kelleher took 'Wally Digison in the l25, and Dan O'Day beat Bolo Crunert for the ll5-pound title. ln the lOU'pound class, it was lack OfConnor over lim Cavaretta. ln the first title bout, Qflepounder gigantic lim Watts outsluggzed monster Tony Bordignon. Lffe En c o u rage ment from the comer The fastest heaviest cc hon oi the tournament The wmners of the tmals Dick Bonm Ed Leleune Aldo Pier o i Steve Kelleher Ed Mullins Dun ODay lack a n d im Watts 43b Q 'A - ,gl v ' - tt', - s . - ,' ' ' O O ' Connor, 1 M-1, f :fr i -2' f 2 1 i M ' I it? f . M4 I :noun ckoof .X4CfLULfLQ6 gl A sc 1001 may be Judged b both 1ts Luz' rtguthm and tts e trd currtculuft dctlvlhes In thls ldtter held Fenf tcm dn Lmder O CHQ dp msptrmd leddershlp cmd X 1de student DGTUCI pdtton dll ot the dCt1v1t1es Gt Fehwlck dre C1 Stroud mtluehce 1h the development of 1ts stu dents cmd hdve mdde thet mdrk m the 'school S h1story To the students F6DWlCk em bodtes dll they seek m CI hlgh school to the world lt lS mdeed cm extrdordmdry 1I'1St1tUf1OI'l O O C ' ' . ' ' X f ' A. A ' ' . prdisdl and pass with honors. VVith cdpdble .L . . 5 . AJ. . .- 5 We Wafiona ,jwlonor ociefy CJ Robert S Bailey Wzllxum T Cnlly Thomasl Kerwm Vxctor B Kroeger Mzles D Lynch Iohn F McKenna Wxllxam W Whlte Davld H Wxll Franc1s V Vlola VmcentV1tullo The Don1n1co1n Fathers ot Venwlck H1gh School nommcrted ten members of the Semor Closs of 1948 to the Notlonotl Honor SoC1ety ln order of the number of vote rece-1ved those elected ore Thomos T Kerwm Iohn F McKenna W1ll1Gm W Whlte Robert S Bculey Vmcent Vttullo W1ll1Gm T Cnlly Dovxd H W1ll M1les D Lynch V1ctor B Kroeoer ond Fronc1s V Vlolo They ore now among the honor men of l'G 1VJlClC ond ore to be Congrortuloted for the tocultv members 1n choostnq them hole shown thot the J leel that these students have mented thts spectol cllsttnctmon 4857 5 , Of l , Ft f L , Ei- ts me ft ' s fs ' , s- 1 l . I , , A -. xx -1A 4 . A I SAQ .fdfumni 0 jenwic , , , The Reverend V. S. Feltrop, O.P., Alumni Association Advisor The spirit for which Fenwick is noted does not operate on a four year basis, terzninating with the seniors graduation. The truth zs, that it continues to be a vital characteristic in each and every one ot Fenwicks graduates. There are, at the present time, one thousand six hundred members of the Fenwick Alumni Association who annually support a widely varied program of activities. Each year, the Alumni sponsor three dances, an Alumni aolf meet, the Homecoming Football Game, the Basketball' Swimming' Rc nguet, the Communion Breakfast on Graduation day, and a basketball aame between the Grads and the Friar Varsity. ln cddition to these major events, the Alurnnis schedf ule calls for a social gathering on the 'irst Tuesday of each month However, during the past year, this list of activities hos been extended to include an annual retreat and the publishing of a auarterly newspaper named the 'Fenwick Alumnus . The editorfinfchiet of the new oraan is Robert Wannamaker 712. Supervising this extensive program is the responsibility of the Association s tour officers, Bernard Masterson '35, pres., lohn McCauley 33, vice-pres: Robert Cooney treas.g and Denis Crowley '45 sec., and the Reverend V, S. ljeltrop, OP., advisor. CDue to a photographers oversight this is the only alumni candid we were able to obtain.J Representative of Fenwick's active a l u m n i is the annual Alumni- Varsity basketball game. 4865 W8 861 C0lfiffi CREW OF THE SANTO DOMINGO ' ' ' The Scouting movement is represented at Fenwick High School by the Sea Scout Ship USS. Santo Domingo. Although the activity has existed only three years, it is now a firmly es- tablished senior scout unit. ln the past year, important strides have been mode to strengthen and extend the ships organization, especially in the field of adult leadership. A ships committee headed by Mr. Iohn Kern has been established to set up a permanent program of activities for the boys, To carry out the committee's plans is the job of Robert O'Connor, a Fenwick alumnus, who has been recently come rnissioned Captain of the Santo Domingo, The program of adult student activity is coordinated by Father M. S. Scannell, OP., Ship Chaplain. Like all the other senior scouts, Fenwicks Sea Scouts follow the national four point program A indoor, service, out- door and social. With a complete Complement of adult lead- ers and an ever increasing crew of scouts, the Santo Domingo is now prepared to fully participate in every aspect of the senior scouting program. At the present time, the Sea Scouts at Fenwick are con- centrating their efforts on accumulating charts and other infor- mation pertaining to navigation on the sea, with only a few rowing or sailing trips in the Lake Michigan harbors mixed in. However, in the future they plan to broaden the scope of their activities. The Reverend M. M. Scunnell, O.P Sea Scout Chaplain , X :Z lla, -I ,:'3 l El . .-,,. 4. Father Scarmell explains features oi the Sea Scout uniform. Chart study is an im- portant part of the group's activities. The Scouts, crew of the ship Santo Domingo. 4875 Q. ' ,Q Sf k s 1 4 ki . A 1 . I .-, . i , S, ' A 'i R 'fn , . L A ' ' Q , A 1 , , r - ' f' 4 Y 4: , 1. . Y' . a+, ' - 2 ' A- X x 2. f . ,, 1 . My V 0- ' ' - H , f,. y .5 . I 1 fx i Mx f ' f Q Q fn A -X s Q Q iQ af V51 - 0 5 I L v Ml I Hg V 9 1 'gxf rvx 'QW X rr v. tg 3 ,X Q A45 -Q5 Q' QVQQ' ty X x 'v +659 ff' ' 9 f , , , 4 Ks. ,,, Q 7' W A 83.5 , '.51,5,j 3 f -1. 1 . f' 5 T , --.. ' Q 2 fx ' x fa 'km we ml A I ' ll 1 'M' 'f' f Z 9 H AAN' , ,ai , 'aw W , K , ' 4 8 9 K x Y fo b' W , 8 .p -It wr 93-I, .xg R QF rv' gm f ' 4 Q - g .. f K ,sb Q , up ,J 5? Y,,ILE X19 7 ,gk V A' Mm x H. M agix . Iv , v I, . 2' . . 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'i wsf' 'ing ...I Ctlnelfltff l'liQl iCl,llfllfl'l8lfLf Frank Payne well known 1mpres sxomsl and M C lor the evenmg Probably the ttnest entertamment ever seen at Fenwrck was on stage at the Fenwrck Fathers Club sponsored Parents Entertaln ment N1aht M o for the evemng was Frank Payne who doubled as Ymmrc and Whose humor kept the audlence happy Art Nelson Master of the Puppets opened the show Wlth hrs clever act The Gray SlSl9fS followed combmlng xylophony and acrobat1c dan mg Thelr act was one of the most popular ot the everung Dell Breece magrc an extraordmalre mystlhed h1s audlence and drew a bra rana Tom and Teanne Mahoney presented the1r tap dancma speclaltles and the show wound up Wlth a muslcal cocktall by the Martlnrs who com brned therr beaut1'ul volces 1 rendrhons of seml classlcal ple es The and enfe demanded e ores ot them Throualfopt the evenlnf' Al Marnex s orchestra turmslred 'te ba lcsrround ot usl 4995 H t . , , lien.:-M---u I I ' 7 --.-.sua 'L ' Q' I . 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We fre af FOR SPIRITUAL DEVELOPMENT rf li r rC'1 h G to e Peverehd Robe t Bar aw O P Crea htr and onduct nf the CO'1 GTGHPSS e s me schedule th t tc ev led 1 st e as talla Je t sophomores The aeheral theme at Father Barron s t lc f as The Three Cs a Creed a Cult crtd C Code C1 fart erertce vtcs derotcd ta c fh c these Oatrtt whlle the other mam taptc ol the retreat f s the subject at tle Mass Each t lk was preceded by the recttcttah at the Pasary latter the termmattah at the conferences Father Barron admtmstered the Apostoltc Blessma and then cave the stud-C-cts the apportumtv to Jam the Con ratermtv at the Most l-lalx Rasar The ern c Went was practtcall bran moms The Reverend Robert Barron OP lecturing m a conference Father Barron t tended by two senxor servers I Cusack and C Hanes says Mass Benedlctlon of the Most Blessed Sacra ment closed each day of the retreat ir! Q I O Fe :fic s annual etreat held this 'yeiir f la la uarj: lg 22, Ihre . r Y. cf: C. ia lf c. a ' . a ,re ai' 'a jx argw ., l d, fi1TVll'lQ the first days to the lunlcrs and Settlers and the last two ta the Freshmen and A , A t ', al S 'J . U , . i , , , ' .1 H re .ir . f. ' f p X ',' viz? ,V 1 ' a , , . A T . 5 ' A F 5 F lr itll ' 1 T 1 - . U ' K 22. kr A closeup of the Fenwxck tower seldom seen but from aiar The Iun1or Wlck staff hard at work on then' hrst edxtlon The Wxck IS recelved m the Semor actlvlty penod wxth varymg expressxons Lunch penod Ssllluuuppp' 8 '76 a bell a sbuttte the slow rweasured tread of the uoperolassr' erm or true starrs the oatter of httle feet as the freshmen dash haptesst 1 about a Clamama ot tooker doors the rrrutfermas over the borro ma o bootfs the drf oo o wear efeltds 8 fin gene troovemewt the lrvwa dead loot r rrwto r1.1r'1bered Pells bodtes o assorted slzes ftto s am owe orroe ars 3 32 tie Clos rtg ofra o doors a t s eot e aroart rrse., orr tbe edto bed add srterre rrrterruptfd out b the s f sh o a lar e rosar otoer be ttfert the rsdrmbr ot vo ees s bt f ratsed IH ,arayer Footste s e o d door o er1s f' oses One d dnt make t Fe ll be ear? torrorro J 8 40 a rum sto f-fly rrroreasma m mtewsrty z z 2 z zt 1 111 e11f,4m.11fe11,1 9 f The Reverendl D Malone OP Amateur Nlght Moderator Enthusrasrn for Fenwlck s Amateur Nlght contlnued agarn w1th the largest crowd rn the thrrteen years hlstory ot thxs annual event Almost th1r+een hundred people attended and the comrmttee netted trve hundred thrrty three dollars tor the Dornrnrcan rn1ss1ons rn Boyce Lou1s1ana Under the charrmanshrp ot Howard Doherty Father Ma lone s Junror reltgron lass produced the entertarnment on De cember l2 1947 Flrst place honors were awarded to Edward Fesslau 48 who rrnpersonated leadrng personal1t1es ot the screen and rad1o An encore clmched h1s success when he presented a dra1nat1c story ot fvar s aftermath on a typ1ca German boy George SGTIICKI s alorhty to olotarn audrence partrcrpatron IH slngrng and h1s aarllty w1th the accordlon won second place A group ot Junrors and sen1ors rated thlrd honors wrth a sat1r1 cal dlaloaue entltled the Radro Ramblers Rlchard Sulhvan 51 and Ken Ge ger 49 capturea fourth and htth places respectrvely Several boys donned the burnt cor-I and gave rmrtatrons ot Al lolson uslna recorded vocal arrangements tor the sound Father Feltrops German classes and Father Pu1s1s French class were represented agarn thrs year Swanee a part of the productxon Radlo Ram blers Father Fellrops German class ln the annual pres entahon of Schmtzel bank George Samckl center, won the hrs! prlze m an lnd1V1d'l1CIl appearance l 4925 . , . , . . 1 . 1 i , , , - . I - , . , . . . f- - c, , . . 1 A - , , 1 . 1 1 . 1 1 1 -- A - l. .T., .. . . .. . I . . xx - 11 - . l J A I 1 - 1 1 . w , 1 A - 1 1 - , ' 1 - - - 1 J - - 1 1-1 . . 1 . .1 1, 1. 1. 1 . ,, . 1 .1 - - L l0 .fgcfzucfcezi The Religion D oartment of Fenwick l-ligh School headed by the Reverend E T lawton O P sponsored many activities throughout the school vear For the parents there was a Mass and Day of Recollection for the Mothers Club and a Father and Son s Communion and Breakfast The annua one Meek retreat fpaae 903 was held for the entire student bodv Each First Friday classes begin forty ive minutes later to enable the students to receive communion at s hool and have breaktast there afterward Each Friday at ternoon there is a Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament and Chapel On all other days the Chapel is kept open at all times so the student may seek the aid and guidance of his Creator whenever he feels the need Each Friday afternoon and before each First Friday confessions are heard in several rooms of the school During Lent Mass mas celebrated n the gym so a large number could attend and the attendance was most gratifying The Religion Department coordinates these activit s and the regular religion clas es to see that a Catholic atmosphere is always prominent The Reverend E T Lawton OP Head of the Rehgxon Department at Fenwlck Mxles Lynch Fenwicks entrant and wmner of the St Thomas Sym posxum Father Lawton and the OHICEYS of the St Thomas Contraternxty High Mass celebrated in the Fenwlck gym 4937 U O O I I Q U5 ' ' ' 1. -, . L. , . ., C . V 4 f ' . 1 , . . 'I s . .4 4, A A f '1 , u c , . . I y c . . A N I A I 'S on First Fridays the l-lost is exposed for adoration in the . . R, , .- . A .,,, . I Y i A ' ' ' , A, ' 'ie . . , . ., . . S I . A V . - - ite jafhera, CM . .. Fathers Orgcmrzatzon Reverendl A Qumn OP Fathers Club Advxsor 494i The Fenwrck H1ah School Fathers Orgamzatlon completed 1ts slxteenth year of act1y1ty Wrth the close of the l947 48 school year and a most successful year rt was Wrth the funds collected from the annual dues 1ncreased thls year to frve dollars the Reverend I A Qumn club moderator and the off1cers presented a program Jamrned wrth successful and entertalnrng events The Fathers Club sponsored Parents Entertamment Nraht was a smash h1t and anyone who mrssed 1t can truly be sorry The actrvrty wrth the next largest attendance was the Fathers Club Annual Football Banquet at the Morrl on Hotel At th1s and the nrght of entertamfnent the commrttees spared no expense 1n money or effort to obtom the bes peakers and talent avarlable Besrdes these motor GCl1V1l19 there we e many meet1ngs Wrth shghtly less entertamment ln the ecrly part of the year members of the Chlcago Rockets footbarl team v1s1ted the cssembloae and late an rndu trral exhrblt and lecture was presented at one of the meetmgs The Fathers and Sons Com munron and breakfast brought the boys and the1r dads together rn a rehgrous exercrse For the benefrt of the student body the Club sponsored the Voca tronal Talks Serres Nfrth the money rerramvng rn the trea ury after all expendrtures were taken care of the Club purcha ed academlc and athletrc equlpment for the s hool However much of the credtt for the many Club achrevement belongs to the o 1cers elected for thrs term they are as follo NS Mr Thomas O Netl presrdent Mr loseph Rrgah vrce pres dent Mr Paul WGISS recordlna secre tary Mr M1chael A Georgen 'man ral secretary and the semor yunror sopho ore and fr shmen v1ce presldents Messrs T Purcell Wrlham Touhy H Valleau and G Klner respectrvely These men and all the members of the Fathers Club completely fulfrlled the Clubs purposes throughout tlrns last season I u I .' - +5 , . 4 u u n A I I n n F I n 1 1 . . , . ., ' 1 ' 1 1 - - 1 1 1 11 1 . . 11 , . . A 1 Q . . U - -. l . , . V, L , , L 5 . f . S, ln 1 . 4 , , v- Q . 4' , 1 M n . 1 . . , . . 1 l . S . A . . g . Q . . . 1 . C , C . , , , . S ff- 4 1- 1 . ,. X . ll , , A , . . , . 4 . . - A . . . V 1 - 1 1 A 1 - 1 v 1 - - 1 - ' v 1 1 1 ww Q - ' -AA 1 N-f 1 - - 1 1 , - 1 . A . To rnduce cooperatron wrth teachers and to rncrease rnterest rn the school and her actrvrtres rs the purpose of the Fenwrck P. speaker at cr Club meeting. A sectwn of the annual foot ball banquet held at he Mornson Hotel Members f he Chlcago Rockets football team at a Club meetxng M Ralph Ryan Banquet Chaxrman Mr Adams and Mr Iohn P Ccrrmrchael Left lo r gh! rn the foreground Mr Thomas ONe1l Club Presx dent Dan OBr1en Iohnny Lu 1ack of Notre Dame Mr Ed ward Faltysek Mr Zaroit M Warren Stevens Mr Warren Brown and Chuck Connor of Notre Dame 49'? . t o t ' I. 1 : . : r. 4057 UA wr an watt L TRAINING AND ENIOYMENT gal, The Reverendl A Qumn OP Hxile Club Moderator The Rlfle Club one ot FSI'lVJlClCS ner es extra curncular act1v1t1es has completed ts second xear The moderator IS Father Qulnn an ex manne chaplam Meet1na at the Austln Town Hall range on Mondays and Vxfednesdays the club mem bers have learned and become prot1c1ent at Georae Brennan an alumnu ol the class o l94U now a member of the Chlcaao Park Dls trlct Poll e tor e aave lnstructlons to the arou ln connectlon X7lll'l the luven1le Dehnauenc Preventlon Proaran sponsored by the c1t Vtlllll funds from the dues the club 'las purchased a spottlna scope and a Vvnters slaht The aroup has had mernloershlp n the NRA slnce l946 and recently recelved 'U OCC rounds of aovcrnrnent a1nrnur1t1on a const n Inent alven to all such government sponsorea clubs Th1s vears olhcers Were V1ctor Kroeaer presldent W1ll1am McGrath vlce presldent Iames Green executlve othcer Mano Pcsln secretarv ard Wllllam Cr1llv treasurer I . . 0 ' ' 1 w : . , . . . I i N I M . . ', :ml 2. 2655-E' 7 ' - A shootina from all the required positions, I S -,Q ' Ac' A c , ' . ' ' C 5, A , x -M, V , . . lx. . . . Xu ' A , . , ' J' R i Il V ' ' 1 , Q e . . Q ff ff. if ' f M A '1- 3, ,, Q. fu j,4.v if ' Q , W?.: - hW '+-W hx . 'h Ty :gh any VY ' fc I ww sqm- 181'- 5 2 i cv' i-.,..-' , . Seb. ani 0CCLfl0l'l6l bil CLFLCQ Durrng the past two years the Vocatronal Gurdance Lecture Program at Fenwtck l-hgh School has developed 1nto an unottrcral but regular part of the school s currrculum Each serles men promment tor achtevement rn therr speclallzed treld have been asked by representatrves ot the Fathers Club Whlch sponsors the program to come to Fenwrck and explarn the tunctrons and facts ot therr protessron to the student as sembly By thrs means Fenwlck has taken a step forward tn solvrng one ot the greatest problems tacmg hlgh school ad mln stratlons today Covermg a wtde range ot sublects thrs year s program began W1th a talk on law as a protesslon glven by the Hon orable Ierome Dunne Iudge of the Iuvenlle Court ot Cook County The next talk was g1ven by Mr Phrllp C Huntley of the lllrnors lnstrtute ot Technology who sooke on oppor tun1t1es rn the tteld of structural englneerrng and the Chlcago Board ot Trade and was dellvered by Mr F C Brsson Publlc Relatrons Drrector for the Board Next lndustrles M1ChGelA Georgen Chairman d1SCL1SS1OI'1S 498D Icxmes Rees of the Pure Oxl Company Mr Ioseph Keenan Secretary ot the Chlcago Federahon ot Labor spoke on vocatlonal pos s1b1l1t1es 1n the t1eld of labor admmrstratron The all1ed subject ot personnel admrnrstratron was clrscussed by Mr I F Malone and Mr G F Barry both of the Borden Mrlk Company In the seventh lecture ot the year Mr Iames Rees representmg the Pure O11 Com pany provlded a survey of the petroleum lndustry R W Errenwaralth ot telev1s1on sta t1on WBKB gave the tlnal talk ot the season Wlth hls dlscusslon ot the radto and telev1s1on By the end of next year the program wrll have been completed and a complete survey of Amerlcan buslness today Wlll have been presented to the student body These talks have glven the Fenwrck student a rare educa tlonal opportunlty for there are few other schools 1n the crty Whlch meet the problem ot vocatlonal gu1dance Wllh such factual Q jk ' f ' The third talk ot the year concerned commodity brokerage gl 6LIfFl 'Go Pl-nlzp C Huntley Ioseph Keenan Secretary Ccxptam W C Eddy ol of Illmo1s Tech Chicago Federahon ol Labor Televlslon Stat1on WBKB Mr Malone and Mr Barry of the Borden Mxlk Company co operated 1n the talk on Personnel Admxmstrahon Honorable lemme Dunne Iudge Iuvemle Court oi Cook County 4 99 P 0 0 0 1 I V ,., F 'H' Cl ,wlwl Wxtnesses to the slaughter m the alternoon boxmg ehmmahons Father Suarez and Father Sparks dur mg the Master General s unolh Fenwxck faculty Intense mterest centered on the boxmg rxng The Iumor sect1on oi the Symposxum audxence Father Lawton and the fmalxsts of the St Thomas Sym posxum cial visit to the ear' ri fxlthouoh tl11s 1S not the lowest Sect1or1 o 6 book we 1 elf sox 1t tl rr mportont port of your Blopkfrmrs Yearbook or though ll1Q Sp1r1t o F UN VK lS not em frre the people 1tl1o11 Nl1o 1 Verwvmlc v ould lut fr 116 IC cmd f 101 JIFIT e pm C Fenwcl' could not ent Veloff sleldente e preseol fOLlfS6lJ6S S .6 7 K all GL 1 . . F A , , 12:1 , 1 nop' sol 1 1 ' le 16' rost f ' . ' ' f 'e 1 ig' ' - bodied herein, This is Fenwick itself. These 1, Q 'wl t 1 rx . .- A J pe 9 , 1 fre mort , 'fill 11 v l J 1 1l1 S 1: ,l , -'Q .. ' 'Qs - l. 1 L' 1 A71 VJ A 1 X 4 1102, The Ofhcers of the Semor Class Lawrence Marcuccz Presxdent Father Carosella Moderator Thomas OKeele Ralph Reetz and Wlllxam McGrath Senaor Cfaaa o 7948 Champ1onsh1ps records hon urs and tradltlons comprlse the estate left by the class of l948 to 1ts successors Early ln freshman year the class showed that 1t had taken up the Splrt of Fenwrck by parttclpatlon 1n and supoort or school events ln sophomore year the class ot 48 sponsored 1ts hrst soclal alla1r a skatrng party Wh1ch was a great success By the end ot the year many ot the students Were supportmg the extra currrcular act1v1t1es around the school and several had galned varsrty or reserve pos1t1ons on athletlc teams When the football season ooened the tollowmg year s1x of the flrst strmgers were junlors and wrth the1r alcl Fenwlck succeeded 1n captur ng the Cathohc league crown There were also many 1un1ors on the basketball and sW1mm1ng teams settmg new records ln both On February ll l947 the Junlors held thelr prom at the Edgewater Beach Hotel W1th graduat1on trme approachmg we hnd semors taklng part ln every school actlvlty Some students have been awarded scholast1c honors others noted as athlehc greats The annual play Amateur Nlaht football and basketball games studles Jug dances swlmmlng meets and contests are about to become but memones However all may feel that they are members ot a class Whlch has achleved drstmct on tor Fenwlck I 1 7 1 I I 1 - V I I ' L , A . , , I AV . . . S 'L' FE kh IOHN ABPLANALP ootball 2 3 Amateur Nlght 4 Intramurals l 2 3 Dramanc J DONALD AMATO I7 otball l 2 3 4 Ba lfetball 2 rr ramu als l 2 3 Amateur lN1gl'1t 3 Drarnatc 4 CARL G BATES ndl 2 3 4 4 WILLIAM I ADAMS Football I Intramural I 2 3 4 A LIDO ANDREONI Ama eur Nlaht 4 CISCA 4 Int arrurals l 3 ROBERT S BAILEY F Hman Pape C rnera Club 2 4 Debating l 2 3 ntr rnurals l Z rn Cr I c Z 3 4 CTEST Lead r Sea Scouts 2 3 Intramuralsl 2 3 .Arnat ur INIIGLII 3 4 4 THOMAS K AKERS Sclence Club l 2 Carnera Club 3 4 B nd l 2 3 4 Intramurals 2 3 Sn Actlv Con'r1 RAYMOND ARADO So Actw Comm '1 amural l 2 4 WILLIAM BARRETT Football l 2 3 4 l as Ottrcer Actlv C 'nw 3 3 4 A x v sal , A , w -v tw IOHN M ALDWORTH Freshman Paper N ck l 2 n r rn ral l Jrarnaucs, Soc ACH. Comm DONALD BACHNER Int arnurals l Z c k l Ra to Club 2 So Actrv Comrn ROLAND BARTOLINI A ateur I lqht 4 n amural l 2 3 So Actlf Cornrn 4 QIO 3 F I, , , 4 , ' , , I I3 , , , . - , I I , , , ,4 a , , , I ta. u 5 , 2, 3 ' os . , P I ' ' I ,C. 4 . . L. , .I '. I . 3 o , ., , t 'J c. 'V .. . , .r . , ,3, 4 S, , l, .,,, It tr S , , Tr C ,2, 3,4 '. t r . , , , r . , 2, , 4 ':' Soc. Activ. Comm. 3, 4 Photography 4 3. ' . .. . 3 ,. Ba , , ,4 res. r , , , . I' an ' , ' , , Basketbal l, 2, 3, 4 I if I S , , I ta. , , ,3,4 Yfi lc , , Cl Q l,2,3 C. . 'V A ..qteurtI1,m3 I e 3, 4 Soc. ' . O.. ... . e 'JI I , I WILLIAM F BELL Rlfle Club 3 Intramurals l 2 3 RICHARD BONIN Football I Freshman Paper Intramurals I 2 3 Class Olhcer 2 3 IOHN R. BUCKLEY Radlo Club 2 3 4 Amateur Ntght 4 Intramurals l 2 3 1104! NEAL BIDWILL Foo ball I 2 3 4 FRED H BOWEN Freshman Paper Rxfle Club 3 Football l Intramurals l 2 3 DONALD E BURKE Camera Club I Intramuralsl 2 3 4 IAMES BILY Sclence Club I 2 B nd l 2 3 4 ROGER BREKKE Intramuralsl 2 3 Track l 2 JAMES A BURKE Football I Soc Actlv Comm 4 Intramurals I 2 3 GEORGE B BLAKE Track Z Dramatlcs Intramurals 3 4 IOHN F BREMNER Football 1 3 Intramuralsl 3 4 EUGENE BYRNE Swunrnlng 1 Intramurals I 2 3 Amateur Nlght 3 1 Y 7 V I . I , l l I K1 ' Y , , , ' . , , , 4 a , , , ' 2 Intramurals I, Z, 3 Amateur Night 4 t . , , 4 , I 1 I 4 , , . 5 , , , , 4 HAROLD F CAHILI. ROBERT I CALLOWAY nd l 2 3 Servers Club 1 Intramurals l 2 3 Football l Football l T ack l 2 3 4 Intramurals l 2 3 4 Soc Actrv Comm l 2 3 IAMES R CAVANAGH PATRICK CARBON IR Football l Soc Actxv Comm 3 4 Intramurals l 2 3 4 Contratermty 3 4 Swtmmmg 2 3 4 Cheer Leadmg 3 Amateur Nrght 3 NlCk l Freshman Paper Football l Scrence Club l IAMES CODY BRIAN CONMY Football l Wrck 3 4 Intramurals l 2 3 4 Football l Wrclc 3 R1Ile Club 3 Intramurals l 2 3 4 Soc Acttv Comm 3 AUGUST S CARON Football l 2 lntramuralsl 2 3 4 Dramatlcs 3 4 Soc Acttv Comm 3 IOHN R CHADWICK Wtck l Cheer Leadrng 3 4 Freshman Paper Amateur Nlght 3 4 Soc Actxv Comm 3 Dramatlcs 4 lntramgrals l 2 3 WILLIAM CORCORAN Swxmmmgl 2 3 4 Intramuralsl Z 3 4 l ANDREW R CATALANO Intramurals l 2 3 4 Football l IOHN B CHASE Intramurals l 2 3 4 Amateur lltght 3 VALENTINE I CORRADO Intramurals l 2 3 4 Sea Scouts 2 3 4 Glee Club 4 Ca ra Club 4 1l05D WN - Ba ,,,4 , T lf, ,tl I I 1, V ,111 ,4 . ,. . . , . I I 1 I I frr :lr THOMAS COX Wrck 3 lntrarnurals l 2 3 Soc Actlv Comm 3 ROBERT E CRONIN Amateur Nt Cha1r 3 Football l 4 lntramurals l 2 3 4 Dramatlcs 2 IOSEPH A CUSACK Scrence Club l 2 Radlo Club 2 3 4 Servers Clubl 2 3 4 P 'le Club 4 Football l Soc Acttv Comm 3 1106! WILLIAM T CRILLY W ck l 2 3 4 Debatrng l 2 4 Blackfrrars 2 3 4 Freshman Paper Drarnaucs 2 3 4 Serxers Club 2 3 4 Fttt e Club 3 4 B nd l 2 3 4 Soc Actrv Comm HAROLD CROTTY VX k 3 ln' amurals l 2 3 PHILIP I DAVIS ctcl 2 ln amurals 2 Pa 19 Club 2 4 IOHN B CROLLA r otball l 2 3 4 Class Oftrcer 3 lntramurals l 2 3 IOHN P CULLINAN Camera Club 3 4 l tamurals 2 3 4 EDWARD A DE CELLE P eshmart Paper Nlck 3 R e Clu 3 ln rarnurals l 2 3 E' IOHN M CRONIN Soc Actrv Comm 4 Freshman Paper Basketball 2 3 W lc 3 Intramurals l 2 3 HARRY DAVELOS lntramurals l 2 3 4 IOHN B DE HAVEN Intramurals l 2 3 4 l l ' i .. , , 'O U , , , . . . - ic . , , , ,4 al , , ,I , ' . ,3 Soc. Activ. Comm. 3, 4 Soc. Activ. Comm. 3 Band l, 2, 3, 4 Rifle Club 3 . ' . 'ic , I I I ' , W1 ' , , 3 .f .l l , , , ' , , r tr , 3 l 'A , , , . ii' .ifl b WILLIAM E DELANEY RAYMOND DE ST AUBIN DONALD DVORAK EUGENE F DILLON Dramatlcs 3 Football l Intramurals l Z 3 4 Intrarnurals 3 4 Amateur Nlght 4 lntramuralsl 2 3 4 Soc Acttv Comm 3 4 Soc Actlv Comm Intramurals l 3 4 RICHARD DITTMER IAMES DOHERTY THOMASI DOUCETTE MICHAEL C DOYLE Intramurals 2 3 4 Intramuralsl 2 3 In ramu al 2 3 4 Football l Z Football l Football 2 3 Basketball 3 4 Basketball 2 n rarru als l 2 3 4 Track 2 ctw om WILLIAM F DRENNAN DANIEL I DUGGAN IR IOHN DUNN RICHARD I DUNNE Ba k tball Glee Club 4 nt a'nu al l Care a Clt, 4 C olrc A Intramu als t 2 3 4 4 l 7 . , , , , ,4 t fr s , , , I lt. ,. r . V, , , Soc. A C 3, 4 Football l Servers Club l, 2 Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4 Intramurals l, 2, 3 s 9 . l, 2, 3, 4 I r . r s , Z, 3, 4 . A. r 'b 'ith L ction 2, 3, 4 vt ', , , C THOMAS I DURAND Swxmmlng 2 3 4 Catholtc Actlon 3 Intramuralsl 2 3 G 3 4 RAYMOND ERNEST FRANCIS FERRONE Intramurals I 2 3 Football I 2 Basketball I 2 3 4 1108i 4 LAWRENCE F DWYER Wlck I Intramurals I 2 3 4 Soc Actlv Comm IOHN ENDRES Intramurals I GUSTAV A EISCHER Intramurals I 2 3 Servers Club I 2 Soc Acttv Comm 3 4 WILLIAM M DWYER Intramurals I 3 4 Football l 3 4 Amateur Nlght 4 LEONARD T EAGLE CHARLES I FISHER F otball I Z 3 4 Basketoall l 2 3 Amateur Nlght 4 Class OIIICGT I ROBERT I EVANS Football I 2 3 4 Freshman Paper Intramurals I 2 3 4 Track 2 Amateur N1ght 4 THOMAS I FEELEY THOMAS I FOLEY Football I Soc Act1v Comm 3 Intramuralsl 2 3 4 . I. , I 4 I V I I ll V I ' I olt , - Intramurals 2, 3, 4 Rifle Club 3 Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4 Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4 , 2, 3 , , , 4 , , , 4 o , , , t IOHN G GAMBON Football 2 ln amurals l Z 3 4 Track4 MARTIN GILBOY IAMES E GORMAN ln' amurals 3 4 V LOUIS GARIPPO Servers Club l 2 3 Dramaucs l 2 3 4 Football l 2 Freshman Paper VYlClC l Soc Actlv Comm lntramurals l 2 3 CHARLES L GOEDERT VV ck 2 3 Pad o Claxb 3 EDWARD O GORSKI 3 Football l Soc Acllv C l l 3 'lm ROBERT C GAULKE lntramurals l 2 3 Go 1 4 IOHNI GOLDEN Fooloall l 2 PAUL E GRANT u al lc 3 De atrg l Soc A uv Comrw IOHN T GIBLIN 4 Bang 2 3 Cam ra Club 4 lra als234 IOHN GORDON lnl owlural 2 3 ROBERT E GREENWAY ln a ra 3 Blac 3 4lO9N an ' 8 Goh 3 4 lk 4 4 ' 1 33 X .- f' 1,,3 ,,,4 3 tr , , , ' , , , l' 5- , nt Your , , . ' . . 3 . , , , 4 l , , 4 V . , r 'H 3 I I 4 lntramurals l, 2, 3, 4 lntramurals l, 2, 3, 4 .T . . , Vlick , 4 lmram r .s l, 2, 3, 4 ' tr mu ls l, 2, ,4 Wi: , 4 . kfriars 4 . ' , o .... . b , 2, 3, 4 KENNETH GRIFFIN Stamp Club 2 3 Intramurals l 3 WAYNE E HEALY Football l Soc Actrv Comm EDWARD HESSLAU Amateur NIQLII 3 Intramurals 2 3 4 4 l 3 4 WILLIAM HACKETT Swlmmmgl 2 3 Intramurals l 2 3 IOHN I-IEAVEY ack l CHARLES L HINES Servers Club l 2 Sacrestan 4 Intramuralsl 2 3 oc Actlv Comm 4 4 IOHN F HANLEY ack I 2 Wtck 3 4 Blackfrrars 4 Cheer Leadmg 3 4 Glee Club l 2 3 resl man Paper Intramurals l 2 3 4 Soc ACIIV Comrn 3 BERNARD HENNESSY Atblettc Mgr 2 3 FRANK I HNILO Intra'nurals I 2 Tract: l 4 IAMES HANSEN Intramurals I 2 3 I OSEPH A HERMLE Glee Club 4 I RICHARD HOFMEISTER Intramuralsl 2 3 4 , ' ' , , , Tr , , 3, 4 , , Tr , 3 , .I ' . , Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4 Intramurals l, 3, 4 Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4 , ' , , . , 4 ' . , , , 3, 4 A , ,3, 4 lU D NYLES I HOLLOWED Football l Intramurals l Z 3 IAMES M IOHNSON ack l 2 3 Intramurals l 2 3 4 Football l STEPHEN W KELLEHER Dramahcs 3 4 Confraternlty 2 4 In ram rals l 2 3 4 FRANK K HUNTER Camera Club Intramurals 2 3 ROBERT L IOZWIAK Intramurals 3 4 IOHN P KELLEY Football l Wlck l Intramuralsl 2 3 Freshman Paper Amateur N1ght 3 Dramatxcs 4 IOSEPH HUSTON Intramurals 2 3 STEPHEN I KABALA Atldlettc Mgr 2 3 4 Wlck 4 Amateur Nlgltt 4 Soc Acttv Comrn 4 ROBERT R KERWIN Stamp Club 2 3 Wck 3 IAMES IANA Basketball 2 3 4 F eshman Paper Intramurals l 2 3 DONALD C KALAS lntramuralsl 2 3 THOMAS I KERWIN SN1IH 11I1Q l 2 ck l 2 Conf aternlty 2 Intramurals 3 Came a Club l Amate r lxght 3 Qllll l l I I 2 . ,,4 ,, , rl , V I w. u,. I '31 , I Wi , ,3,4 t u , , ,, ,,,4 r ' I . . ,4 ' r ,2 u J' ,4 ROGER C KILEY Football l lntramuralsl 2 3 VICTOR B KROEGER Freshman Paper ck l 3 Radlo Club 2 3 R1'le Club 3 4 Soc ACl1V Comm 3 lntramurals l 2 3 Dramatlcs 2 3 4 EDWARD LOEFFLER lntramurals l 2 3 4112p ROBERT KING IAMES A KLUPAR lntramuralsl 2 3 4 Track 3 Football 4 ndl 2 3 Debatmg l RGd1O Club 3 Camera Club 4 Wlck 3 4 Soc Act1v Comm 3 DONALD LAWINGER RAYMOND I LEHMAN Rllle Club 3 :Z ndl 2 3 4 SCIQHCG Club Soc Act1v Comm 3 Football l Amateur N1ght 2 3 lntramurals 2 ntramurals l 2 3 4 Camera Club IAMES F LORENC MILES D LYNCH Band l Intramurals 2 3 4 D amatrcs 2 3 4 Amateur lxlxqht 3 Debatlng l 2 rresnman Paper Wlckl 3 4 Svmposrum 4 Blacktnars 4 l w , , , Ba , , , 4 , , , 4 ' 1 ea , , , Fo , , , 4 VVi , , 4 ' 2 . ' . .. , , Science Club l, 2 ' , Track l, 2, 3 r ' , . . , 4 1 t , , , ' .A I 4 V. IOSEPH KOVARICK TAMES LEMAR otball l 2 3 Basketball l 2 3 Dramaucs 4 Amateur vxght 4 lntramurals l 2 3 RAYMOND E LYNN Track 2 Intramurals l 2 4 Sea Scouts 2 IAMES E MAGEE Football 2 Swtmmmg 2 Amat 1.r Ntgttt 4 Irttramorals 2 3 4 Soc ACTIV Comrw 2 3 4 EUGENE MELVIN Pootbal l 2 amural I 2 Contra' rmty S IOSEPH MONTALBANO A ll C atm R Cloxlo 3 lrtramural 4 LAWRENCE L MARCUCCI Football l Swlmmmg l 2 Soc Acttv Comm a attcs P sxden IAMES MERKEL Football l Confraterntty 4 B k tball 2 GEORGE T MOORE C! l HOWARD MASKILL Football l 2 3 4 Int amurals 1 2 3 PHILIP MERRICK l ra uals3 4 Trai' ROBERT MULVEY ba IOSEPH F MASON Dramaucs l lntrarruralsl 2 3 1 e Club 3 Soc Pctw Corrrrt 3 IOHN P MILNAMOW lntrarrualsl 2 3 4 Foo ball 2 MEREDITH MURRAY rtr l at ISR 4ll3P w ' 3 ,2,3 r ,',,4 .. ,,,4 9- ' , - ' , Rtl o I Dr m ' . 3 Class ref t 4 l , nt r , , , , , lr1tr.' S , ,3,4 5,314 2 Rifle Club 3 lntramurals l, 2, 3, 4 Amateur Night 3 ,, .9 ' 4 as 9 lntramur ls 2, 4 E'lfElf6f ll l, 2, 3 lt arxxals , 2 3, 4 Football l lnirariurals l, 2, 3 A.. ategr ffalt 4 Soc Ct . o.. . . 3, 4 ifle ' IAMES I McAll1ster Football l 2 3 Intramurals l 2 3 Amateur N1ght 4 MICHAEL V MCGUIRE Swlmmmg l 2 3 4 Football l WILLIAM MCNERNY otball l 2 3 Intramurals l 2 3 4 4147 IAMES E MCCORMICK Football 3 Basketball 2 3 Intramurals 3 IOHN McHUGH PHILIP I MCDONALD Int amuralsl 2 3 4 ROBERT MCDONALD Intramurals 3 4 IOHN F MCKENNA F otball 1 2 3 4 Intramurals l 2 3 Amateur Nlght 4 WILLIAM T NELSON Football 1 Track I 2 Ir ramurals 1 2 3 4 WILLIAM W MCGRATH Cah At1onl Z 3 4 Soc ACIIV Comm 2 3 4 Servers Clubl 2 3 4 Cheer Leadmg 2 Confratermty 2 3 4 Debatmg l 2 R1cl9 Club 3 4 THOMAS I MCNAMARA Intramurals l 2 3 4 IOHN E NEWBERG Football l 3 Swtmmtng l Intramuralsl 2 3 4 , l L, lf ' ,, , t.c' ,,, ,, I I W1Ck3,4 A I O A -,,,4 FO ,,,4 r , . Al- ll: Ill l WALTER L NYLAND ck I 2 3 SW1r 1m1ng I 2 3 Cheer Leadtng 2 3 Footballl Band I 2 Servers Club I 2 Amateur Nlght 3 4 Intramurals I 2 3 4 Soc Actrv Comm 2 3 4 FRANCIS B OMALLEY F otball I 2 3 4 Intramurals I 2 3 4 RAYMOND I OTTEN W ck I 2 3 Racho Club 2 3 octball I T a Scrence Club I 2 Amateur N1aHt 3 In arru als I 2 3 IOHN E OCONNELL Football l 2 Intramurals I 2 3 4 BERNARD F ONEILI. nd I 2 Soc Act1v Comm MARIO PASIN Tennls 2 3 4 R Club 3 4 Intramural I 2 HERBERT M OECHSEL THOMAS OKEEFE Track 3 4 Vilackfrlars 4 Intramurals 3 4 Soc ACIIV Comm 3 4 Intramuralsl 2 3 EDWARD I OREILLY IOHN M ORGAN Intramurals 2 3 4 Football I Freshman Paper S.v1mm1ng I 2 Soc Actrv Comrn I 3 4 Wrck I HARRY O PATTEN RUDOLPH W PATUSH V' otball I 2 3 R1Ire Club 3 ramu al I 2 Intrarrturals 2 3 4I5P Wi , , , 4 , I A ' o , , , Ba , , 3, 4 , , . , , , . ' . ,3 5 I 4 Intramurals II, 2, 3, 4 I ., , ' , , . o , , 1' ' , ifle , Int r s , , 3, 4 .. , F r ck I .' S , , 3, 4 tr .. r . , IOSEPH F PESEK Basketball l Intramuralsl 2 3 ANTHONY PORCARO Rrfle Club 3 Intramurals l 2 3 4 WALTER PURCELL Swrmmm l 2 3 RALPH I PICKELL T nms l 2 3 4 Wrck 2 Freshman Paper Intramurals l 2 3 4 I OHN POWERS Tack l 2 3 Football 3 Intramurals IAMES QUAN Football 1 CHARLES PLANEK Basketball 3 4 Amateur Nlght 3 Stamp Club 3 Intramurals l 3 LARRY B PRICE Swrmmtng I 2 Intramurals l 2 3 Soc ACIIV Comm 4 IOSEPH E POKONOSKY Swrmmrng 2 3 4 Intramurals l 2 3 4 DONALD F PURCELL Football l 2 3 4 Basketball l Intramuralsl 2 3 4 Soc Actrv Comm 4 IOHN P QUIRK DOMINIC C RAUZI ram rals l 4 Q Int u 2 3 Soc Acttv Comm 2 3 Swrmmrng l 1 l Intramurals l 2 3 4 Football l 2 3 4 Amateur Nrght 4 Intramurals 1 2 3 Class Ofhcer l 2 Dramatlcs 3 Soc Actrv Comm 4 e . 'V I I . . I I I L r I I I I I 4 I I V Glee Club 2, 3 . '. . Amateur Night 3, 4 l, 2,3 , , , ' V I I f4 I ,,, , ISD RALPH REETZ Football l 2 3 4 Class Olhcer l 2 3 4 Dramatlcs 3 Confratermty 3 Freshman Paper Basketball l 2 Amateur N1ght 4 Intramurals l 2 3 VICTOR RIGONI Intramurals l 2 IAMES ROXBURGH Damatxc 2 3 4 Wlck 3 4 Glee Club 3 WILLIAM B REIF Sw1mm1ng RICHARD RILEY Amateur lught 3 lntramural l 2 3 RICHARD RUSSO F otball l 2 3 4 Intramurals l 2 3 IOHN REYNOLDS Basketball l Football l nt amurals l 2 3 EDWARD A ROLING Football l 2 ketball l 2 3 amurals l 2 ROBERT I RUTZ e Club 2 Amat ur Nlght 2 n arnu al IOHN A RICH IR Basketballl 2 3 Intramurals l 2 3 IOHN C ROSEMEYER Debatlng 1 2 3 4 CISCA 3 Wlclf 2 Blaclftnars 4 LAWRENCE RYAN F' otball l 2 3 4 l' tball l 2 Amateur l lgllt Vman Pape a k l lnt amural 2 3 4 4'l7i l , , , ' ' l, 2, 3 , , ' , , , . , , , ,4 ' l r , , ,4 , , , 4 A I s , , , 4 Bas ' I , , , 4 I I I lntr . . , , 3 A , 4 lntramurals l, 2, 3, 4 r A fs , , o , , , Gle O , , , ' , A I , A 9 V Bas.e , , 3 4 l tr r 3 l I l' 4 Fres.. r Tr C , 2, 3 GEORGE M SANICKII Band l 2 Amateur N1al'1t 4 DONALD SCHUMACHER Intramurals l 2 3 4 WALTER B SIMMONS Stamp Club 3 Rule Club 3 4 lntramuralsl 2 3 4 Soc Actrv Comm 4ll8l IOHN SANTARO Stamp Club 2 lntramuralsl 2 FRANCIS SCHLIEF IAMES SIPCHEN Intramurals l 2 3 4 WARREN A SCAMAN THOMAS W SCHAID Football l 2 3 4 Football l Basketball l 2 nd l 2 3 Track 2 lntramuralsl 2 3 4 lntramuralsl 2 3 Soc Actrv Comm 3 IAMES E SHAPIRO THOMAS SHEAHAN Intramurals l 2 3 Wrck 3 4 Soc Actxv Comm Glee Club 3 4 Intramurals 3 4 Blackfrrars 4 Soc Actrv Comm 3 EUGENE SLEPICKA IOHN SPANKNEBELL Intramurals 3 4 Intramurals l 2 3 4 ,,3,4 'f' BQ ,,,4 Radio Club 2, 3 Intramurals 3, 4 Football I, 2 Dramatics 3, 4 . ' . , 3 , . ' . f3 WILLIAM SPEHN Football l 3 4 Intramurals l 3 HOWARD STUKER Camera Club 3 ROBERT SWIECA Go 3 Invrarwural 3 4 DANIEL I STEINHAUER lntramurals l 3 4 DONALD SULLIVAN 4 Foolball l IOHN F THEES rl: ll IOHN R STELLA Swrmmmg l Football l In ramurals l 2 IOSEPH SULLIVAN l ra u als 2 3 4 RICHARD THOMAS pa 1 Com 'rm CURTIS I STREETER Blaclcfnars Edltor 4 Wrck 3 4 Rule Club 3 4 Soc Actrv Comm lnl amurals l 2 Sclence Club 2 Ban l THOMAS D SULLIVAN Fo 'ball l AcJCm4 EDWARD L THYFAULT Q l 4ll9P ' s I . X' I 3 A , , I 1' I 4 I I I ' Q . , , , 3, 4 ' , , . ' . ,. . 3 F , , 3, 4 A I nt r , , o. , 2, 3 Wick 4 Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4 Soc, Activ. Comm, Z, 3 Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4 So: tit om , lf Foo l luramurals l, 2, 3, 4 Foot' all , .. S , lntrarriuralfs 3, 4 SCC Act' 3 II'1'YCfTl'JYCIlf5 l, 2, 3, 4 ROBERT TOOKE Football l Intramurals l 2 3 PATRICK TYRELL Football I Intramuralsl 2 3 FRANCIS VIOLA Track 2 3 W1Ck 3 4 CHARLES A TOUZINSKY Intramurals I 3 IOHN URBAIN Fotball l Wck 2 3 4 IOSEPH WALSH Intramuralsl 2 3 4 EDWARD Q TRACY Basketball 3 Go 3 4 Intramurals 4 THOMAS VALKER Intramurals I 2 3 LAWRENCE WALSH Intramurals 2 3 4 RICHARD TWOHY ROBERT VILIM 4 Blackfrrars 4 Intramurals l 2 RICHARD WALSH Football I Intramuralsl 2 3 4 Blcckfflms Soc Actxv Comm 3 Soc ACIIV Comm 3 1120! I I I . ,4 , lf , , , ,4 1 , , ' ' ' ' I IHIYGNUFGIS 1, 2. 3, 4 Soc, Activ. Comm. 3 . ' ' 4 'I 1 f 1 1 4 . '. 5 VINCENT VITULLO Wck I 3 4 Blacktrrars 4 Cathohc Actxon I Debatxng 1 2 3 4 KENNETH WIENER IAMES WINTERS W ck 2 3 4 Intramurals l 2 3 Debatmg l 2 IAMES WEIRICH Intramurals 1 2 THOMAS WILKIN Soc Acttv Comm GEORGE WISDOM lntramuralsl 2 3 I OHN WERLEIN WILLIAM WHITE Swlmmlng I 2 3 Blackfrxars 3 4 Intramurals l 2 3 4 Basketball l 2 Intramurals I 2 DAVID WILL ROBERT WILLEMS Football l 2 3 Rule Club3 4 lntramuralsl 2 3 THOMAS WISVADER IOHN YOUHN Drarnatlcs 2 3 4 Soc Actrv Comm 1 l 2 i , , , , 3, 4 ' ' , , ' , ' , , , , , 3, 4 4' ' , 2 , ,3, 4 Intramurals I, 2, 3 Wick 3, 4 Intramurals I, 2 i f , , , , 4 I ' . , I , , ,4 . ' , . 3, 4 RICHARD A ARENS Band 1 2 Soc Achv Comm 2 3 4 ALFRED RADOSTA Intramuralsl 2 3 1122! ROBERT I BRADLEY EUGENE L GIBBONS Iniramuralsl 2 3 4 W1ck 1 DANIEL! SCHLACKS BERNARD E TRANKINA Intramurals 1 Intramlrrals 1, 2, 3, 4 Soc. Activ. Carrrrrf 3 Camera Club 1 7949 The Iumor Class Offlcers Rev C A Meyers OP Moderator H P Adler T E Ahearn R L Aman W D Ambrose H A Apotal F I Barczykowsky W L Barr I M Barrett T L Barrett W I Barrett E I Bartell K E Becker W I Begue D I Bergl I P Blaney R I Blecha IG ole A C Borrls L S Bouryally N I Bovy I H Bowman F W Bresnan T I Burke H I Burns A W Burwxtz I M Butler I A Cagney D I Carbone R G Carstens D L Carter I V Celano I E Charher S S Clanellx W I Coaker T M Conley 4123y .B' R. K. Bondi T P G R O I I Conroy P Consldme K Cook G P Corcoran B P Coughlm D H Iumes R Del-Xrchangells I L DeClercq D I Devlm H I Doherty E I Doleys R P Donutom P Douceiie C L Eder I I Egan Elhson G Ellsworth R Enderle B Falcone E D Fcxnmng R L Feeney W I Fmnegcm F H Fxsher R D Fnzgercxld E Fnzgerald L T Fxtzmaurxce L W Flanagan R A Flvnn T W Foley W R Foley T Fortmun C Foster T I Framey E G Frunzen R Franzen D I Galcxssxm Galh P I Garnty Gaumond I B Gcxvm I E Gearen K R Gezger M Georgen I I Gleason H M Gorman I F Gorman I H Green R L Gnsetto 41243. 2 rf' 4 5 3 'G' 'N GN an AI Airy Q 34 B I Hancock E Hcmmgan D I Hansen I Hartnett P C Harrold F P Hart R E Healy F L Hennmgs Hrggms P Hxggms :mes H S Hollxich R I Holmberg I R Hosty P Hovorka D I Hunter I I Impens A I Impzcclche E Ivens C G Iams E Ellsworih Q 125 P I W- fn ' 3 3 , 1 2 fi , 'f E .lf . ' 5 V W 'l.'. I aw' X , ' - - ,bv xi . . -Q 'F' I , . 4 F I' . . if tx 9 I -, .. 1? 1 R' ' i HX 'qxqtgp - ' ' fr ' ne, 1 5 V F Z wi' ? F.II'I. .Houman . . A. . -75 -,jf fm? I I it Qivw fs ' I XI 5, L ffl? X wb' A Ln ,I 15 -ik Tn are I5 I I R G Iams M Ienks T W Ienmngs C L ohe E I Ioyce M E Ioyce I E Kcundl I I Kelly A Kelly I T Kennedy I P Kerwm R R Kmnare M I Klocek R S Korzen W G Kraemer W G Knckl W T Kroger T A Lcrmberty I I LaPorte T E LGSeCkl H Lcxskowskx R E I.eBec1u I F es R P Lzlley A P Lombcxrdl E Long B I Marquardt M A Marsala I C Maurer G D Meyers T F Mxller A Morley T H Morsch M Murphy A I McAndrew I. V. McAvinchey H. A. McCarthy . M. McCauley . I. McCormick B. I. McCue D. W. McCun'y D. V. McDonald T. R. McElroy E. T. McEnery . I. McGovern R. A. McGrath I. P. Mclnerney I. P. McMahon QIZSP A A-Q 'tv' 19' 'Q' ld xx 'O' 57 M! href-4, fs '1 -if wee? 4-IM,-, in lx T W McNamara P I Nash A Nasharr D K Nelson T G Nllles E Normandt R A Norton R I Novy M I Nowak I T OBr1en R E ONexll I I ORe1lly M Ormsby W Peace A I Pxerottl T A Powers T E Powers P I Proteau Purcell D Regan T C Regan G A Remus G S Reynolds N Rxgney A Ross H. F Ross C W Russell W D Santoro H W Scamen Schxltz A Schxma G R Schultz R I Schutter I E Schwxnd I P Seger Sexton W Shanahan R R Shaw D I Shlelds I M Sxtar E G Smld I D Smxth I I Smith P R Smxth T I Sorqulst R P Spmola I B Spatafora 41f7P D L Spaulding L H Specht R I Spelman F D Stembcxch I E Stomy I I Svxhla W R Toohey Trucco E Wczghorne T F Wurdcx F V Weber 'A G R White A L Wxelcmd C R Woodbury I E Workman H C Wright F A Zuucha Zlllxgen Weltzel .74 Sp omorea C aaa o 7950 C I Welter I L Welier I E Whxhng F P Wzlson I M Woytys R F Zelbell R G Zxllmger 1 128 I n - I. 'I 9 i.1.' h I '1..'N. Welch , Ialgq Ti . ' -..M . . l i .gf -:ff ' n. I. ' ' c. ' Q 0 A o 0 0 j K The Sophomores, Officers Clerfffw JF IQFF 3 '.4ii?' I' Anderson 1,5 F. Antelsberger . of Jmxh President ......., Vice-pres ....... Secretary..,..... Treasurer Class Moderator T .kph f . Y.ill.1:1m JcrlL.L1 hilliam Hank Robert Fxgzli Reverend V. A Kavanagh AI Barley I Baker V Baldassan L Baldxga Barrett L Barrett I Barry E Belanger B Bolger V Bonus A Bonvooloxr R Borowske Bouley W Brady R Brennan T Bresnan R Brett K Bnegel E Caierelh P Cahrll Campbell N Canty F Capxtamnx W Carmody N Carrouthers D Cassxdy Cavanagh Chambers E Chapleau Clchon B Coleman 4 LQ H Conforty E Connor R Conrad A Cosentmo I W D Clark D Creslcx Culkeen D Curran R Curran T Curren E Cyrxen R Daglen Davy E Dell D DeGhc1zo D Crzstoforo E Delubrcxy R Dxllon P Dmeen D Donahue R Dorncm M Dunham W Dunn R Durst D Dwyer I Dwyer Ebbert A Exchenwald I Ennght E Fxedler G F1sher R Flood E Flood R Folsom D Frcrslca l Freely Freedel G Gale R Gcxrgas I Gxbbons T Gllmore W Glvens I Goedert P Gordon I Gross 1130! X fl J. . . I - ,, . - . ' 1 D I. IN. Dougherty .L -. ? 'W' H I Grunert I I Guxdo L R Guldan I M Gustafson I E Gustaml W M Haggerty D R Hand W I Hank B K Hanley I E Hanley H E Hanley I C Happ L A Harost P F Hardy I S Hearons W I Hebel D I Hemiz W F Hennessy E R Hersey Hohman B Holt R Huber K M Husch D F Hynous R R Ingalls W H Ienks M R Kalas K Kallas G E Kamms A M Kasper Kay A T Keenan G M Keenan A Keenley R I Kexth E I Kennedy G E Kennelly I. F. Kenny T. M. Kern I. Q. Kissane . L. Koerts C. H. Kosin E. T. Kowalski G. M. Kraft G. I. Kunzmann M. L. Lannen R. F. LaPlata W. E. La Rue 4131p I I Latlner R I Leahy D R Lorenz Il C Lowrey I A Madell G I Maduros W G Makel G I Marth N Nasa I P Massey F A Maltuccl R C Mlcaleltx F S Mxcknerskx P Mxller F Mlller E I Mxlola R E Mlady G T Moore R Moore G I Moreau L R Morgan I I Morse R I Mulcahy G E Murphy M I Murphy G E McCall G L McDermott I R McGrath T P McKenna E I McKerr E McClellan T E McMahon G P McNe1l I E Nash P I Nash W I Oukey E OBrien 'I' B OBr1en W H OBr1en I R OConnor D I ODay I I OMalley A M ORe1l1y D I Otten R A Panzek R U Perry I V Pxckell 1132! by . . I ' I . 7 'Ef . M. 'cf . ' W l.. . ' V I. . I. I. Murphy I 'cl . Cf , ' ' 1 wilt- J g T. I. Pinter G FP P N E R. I. Quinn P. A. Quirk R. E. Reichardt I. P. Reilly G. I. Renaldi F Relcllmger R I Rlgflll W H Rxtclue HI ohr G A Rolcos I T Rossr V Russell V Ryan R S Sarlxtto R A Schoudnecker T V Schllcht R R Schullst R Schumann P Schuster A Swartz R R Shepard I I Smxth D I Sobey Sorquxst L Spancmo P A Steger A M Stella E L Sturkey C A Taddeo T1erney F I Traskma I F Turek I T Urbam I D Valleau A Vallee D Varco E M Vertuno I L Vertuno I I Vlgnola I P Vxtoxs M Walsh C Walsh E Wood I I Waters D I Weaver R H Wehman 1133i I. I ' al . ' R I. . I. . ' , .II .I 'Df . ' ' fl ' C. Trimarco I? I l I is 3 'af . f f P. . 1 - UA J... me.. CM. 0 1951 The Freshman Class Officers with Rev I D Malone Moderator L I Gargas M I Gravey Geary H P Gles I Glllen R M Gxroux S I Gxryotas Gxts P Gorenson E A Gottschalk C I Green X Gubbms L E Hamsco I W Hanna I C Hantsch T. Harte T. R. Hartmann T. L. Hayes . E. Hentschel R. I. Hernbroth I. W. Hiestand F. K. Hinton . H. Hollmann A. C. Hunkeler B. W. Hunt E. R. Hunt I. A. Ioerg M. T. Iohnson D. A. Iudge I. I. Kauer K. I. Kearney R. I. Kelly W. C. Kellogg 41347 We E3 ak X.. Q.. I L, x 'W T' 'Q H H Ahern R I A en H C Atkxnson R P Auer L I Bachner F N Baer D I Bannon T Barrett R A Barton R A Beeman R M Bender I I Bxe e R L Bxewald W I Blazek R C Bole A S Bordlgnon X G R Bosco I C Boss E R Boswell I H Bradshaw I Brault E A Brennan I Bulqarelll K E Buksas D I Burzgraf I Burns C S Cadwell B C Callahan G I Carmzzo A R Cantu ia? V T Caravello P I Carey T I Carstens F A Catalano I Carravottcx I A Cermak K M Choi M Code M Colella V A Colletu C C Collms I T Collms R Conaghcm M Connelly T B Conroy R F Conscxgo R F Cook 4 l35 T. I. Corcoran J I B Corrigan R H Cortez I Courtney E P Cowan D S Coyle D R Crews E Crowley D I Curhn R C Darley D F DeLarco E P DelPrmc1pe R G Dxfmo W B Dlgxson T P D1llon R Donlan D C Donohue W I Dormm G D Drella M Dresen E Duggan I F Dunne I R Durand D E Dwyer H S Dzxewxor G S Eder R Ella R R Elllott I L Emerlck W A Enyarl R C Evang1l1sta K T Fahey R Feeley A W P Feeley I R Fencxl D M Fernandez R P Fmnegan T I Frtzgerald E I Fxtzmaunce D L Flanagan K E Flott I F Flynn T F Flynn P Forbes B Franzen P H Frauenfelder D C Garcer I I Ganey Ql36D Am CQ! I 3 'S' F I Kennedy R Kennedy E T Kennelly E I Kxener I.. 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