ff v 123, iggg-,g1 1yegff,,-2, 31 f f : VOLUME SIXTEEN AS A TRIBUTE TO OUR FOUR HAPPY AND FRUITFUL YEARS IN LEO'S CORRIDORS WE, THE SENIOR CLASS, PRESENT THE 194 1 LEO HIGH SCHOOL, CHICAGO X xx X Q N mu C N A I Ng.Xw.Xm N NN img I Rs., I Z ILLINOIS X I 1 EDITOR-ROBERT DEVANE X , ASSOCIATE EDITORS-DON YF! WALSH AND ART DAMPTS C Raymond E, lvlulhern '44 TO LEO'S GOLD STAR ALUMNI Some men gain fame by works of charity and mercy. others by the accumulation of wealth. Some gain it by the attainment of power, others by the superb development of their C-od-given talents. The young men to whom this book is dedicated have gained fame by an act set apart from all the above accomplishments-the sacrifice, not of the comforts of life or the means of life, but of life itself. Some men attain fame only after years of effort with many wearisome hours of planning and in spite of many setbacks. These thirty three lads have gained it by a sudden, dazzling flash of supreme heroism. Some secure a place in history by treachery and deceit, by dissimulation, hypocrisy and cupidity. These heroes have an abiding place in all our hearts by the noble and straightforward expending of that they prized most dear. This book is dedicated also to the parents and families of these boys- to those who loved and appreciated them most. Their sense of loss is no less real because their loved one died in the noblest of causes. They carry the sword of grief within-a pain which all the world's medical science can- not alleviate. However, it is within the power of us all to assuage this cruel hurt with the spiritual ointment of prayer and the transcending balm of sympathy. Do not feel that he is gone without trace from a heedless world. Come and stand in the corridors of Leo, look into the classrooms, enter the gym or the cafeteria-what you see in the faces of the boys is a reflection of the spirit and tradition that he has left behind in Leo. That earnest frown when called upon to recite-that happy, fervent laugh, quick to seize upon any humorous situation-that quiet but determined attitude toward studies and games-all these were HIS, and he has left them as a precious heritage to Leo. His personality is an ingredient of the character of Leo. Look for it fifty years hence and it will still be here. ml in rlrlinli Lt Thomas Lt. John Sgt. Patrick Sgt. John B. Pfc. John Ensign Richard Sgt. John E Moore 38 Payton '37 Nugent '35 Lamkin '44 F. Lee '44 Brice '40 Mc Dermott 39 J Lt. James Lt. Hugh A. Pfc. John Cpl. Owen P. Lt. Richard Lt. John A. Lt. James Veeneman, '36 Hunter, '35 Teylor, '34 Regan, '34 Carroll, '32 McCarthy, '31 Cain, '31 '-13.7 a Pfc. Joseph Plc. John Cdt. John Pvt. Jay Pfc. James R. Lt. Steohen Sgt. Donald Auman, '41 Walsh, '40 lvlcCambridge, '40 Kaople, '40 O'Hearn, '39 Duffy, '39 Callaghan, '38 3 ...atv Ptc. Lawrence P. Cpl. James Lt. Daniel Lt. Edward Pvt. Donald Lt. James Cdt. Robert Spillan, '41 Savage, '41 O'Shea, '41 Larson, '41 Heinen, '41 Carney, '41 Benes, '41 watt WW Q ' 'l'g 43 3 ' ' dm. 1 Xt as . Q. gt. l X 8 1 3 X x tx f fd! so . X 'K 'R Pvt. James Pfc. John Cpl. Robert Cpl. John P. Lt. Robert Cpl. Walter Ensign John McGrath, '43 Leuver, '43 White, '42 McCarthy, '42 Keevers, '42 Kawka, '42 C1ynn,'42 'N MOST REV. SAMUEL A. STRITCH, D.D Archbishop of Chicago VERY REV. MSGR. P. F. SHEWBRIDGE Founder of Leo High School REV. BR. PATRICK D. MCCARTHY, Ph.D Principal of Leo High School 1 From The EDITOR' I ES C The future of Christian civiliza- tion, and of the democratic way of life, incidentally, is entirely de- pendent upon the wide dissemina- tion of Catholic education. Ac- cordingly, religion is brought to the fore at Leo and stressed throughout the school year. The year commenced with a Mass of the Holy Ghost. On Sep- tember 25 the school marked the centen:l'y of the death of Edmund Rice, founder of the Christian Brothers of Ireland, with Mass and general Holy Communion. In November Monsignor Shew- bridge, Leo's founder, enrolled the freshmen in the Knights of the Blessed Sacrament. a group of which every Leo student is a member. The first Friday of each month saw the entire student body gather in the school chapel for devotions to the Sacred Heart, In January was conducted the most important spiritual activity of the year, the annual retreat. In Ivlay there appeared in each classroom a May altar, symbolizing the de- votion the entire school holds for the Blessed Virgin. Also during May one week was set aside as Vocation Week, during which the students were encouraged, with talks and meditations, to give serious thought to the subject of their futures. One period each day is set aside for the study of religion. During this period the brother be- comes acquainted with his stu- dents intimately, and strives, by stimulating discussion, by instruc- tion, and by example, to instil higher ideals and sound religious basis for living life fully. Thus, through four years of high school life at Leo, the Cath- olic young man receives a corn- prehensive knowledge of his reli- gion-a knowledge that will aid him immeasurably in attaining the end for which he was created, namely, entering heaven. Rvliginn LEO HIGH SCHOOL CHICAGO, ILL. I945 LEO MARKS CENTENARY OF DEATH OF ORDER'S FOUNDER Day Observed by General Communion On August 29, IS44, Edmund lg- natius Rice died and thus ended a life marked by an uphill struggle for Catholic education. To commemorate the centenary of his death, special services were held in the Leo chapel on September 25. The entire student body assembled in the chapel to assist at High Mass celebrated by Monsignor Shewbridge. After a general Holy Communion, Father Robert Devaney, a Leo grad- uate of I93l, and at present a curate in Nativity parish, sketched the life work of Brother Rice. The students were given the remainder of the day as a holiday. Fr. Robert Devaney LEO ALUMNUS GIVES CENTENARY SERMON In his sermon Father Devaney told of the lack of religious instruction in the English controlled schools, and recounted Brother Rice's early diffi- culties, and then of the great vigor with which his ideals spread until his theories of education encompassed the world. EDMUND IGNATIUS RICE BENEFACTOR OF YOUTH The first centenary of the death of Edmund Ignatius Rice was an occasion which called for world-wide recognition, for the work which this great man initiated has developed to an unprece- dented degree. Brother Rice was the first to tackle seriously the problem of educa- tion of boys when the penal system in Ireland was coming to an end, and his heroic efforts in that cause have resulted in covering the earth with a network of efficient schools for Catholic young men. Faced with innumerable discouraging obstacles from the start, Brother Rice nevertheless labored tirelessly, and soon his efforts began to show results. The idea spread slowly at first, and then with increasing rapidity new schools sprang up steadily, first in Ireland, then in England and thence over the whole earth. Since the death of Edmund Rice, his order has constantly spread, ever cherishing his ideals, yet ever adapting itself to the changing tempo of the times. It cannot help but contribute powerfully to that Christianization of the world which is so widely accepted today as the solution to the world's chaotic condition. lO DURING THE YEAR LEO was honored to receive a visit trom some of the Leo ex-students contiiiuinig their studies for the priesthcod at St, Mary of the Lake Seminary, lvlundelein, BACK lrzhn McGuire '42, Robert Carroll '38, Robert Multhauf '42, Hugh Hayes '42. FRONT Eugene Postelanczyk '4l, Rey. Frank John'on '37, William Riordan '45, ST PATRICICS CATHERDRAL in New York was the scene ot a Solemn High Mass celebrated last September 25 hy Msgr. Edward R. Gaffney, Chancellor of Ncw York Archdiocese, on the rentenary of the death ot Brother Edmund Rice A choir ot e.ghty Brothers sang the Mass LEO FERTILE SOURCE OF RELIGIOUS VOCATIONS The world confltct that is at present afflicting the earth, wncther world nfllct, a 4, ,si gf Q A will one day in the a much more l f , '- iw.. not too far distant future be terminated. But there is .Agp ' QSSQ co ' nd fx 4 important one, I, M7512 for which there will be no Hi armistice until t h e e n d of time The army of Christ will fight on and will be opposed u n t i l the world's end, M si rr, lr' Leo has al- ' , 3 TT .xx ,,. li-' . A1 DON JAMES RYAN ways proven a fertile source of recruits to this spiritual legion, During the last summer holi- days, five Leo students abandoned secu- lar pursuits to answer Christ's call to arms, Don James Ryan is now studying in the Vnncentian St. lVlary's Seminary. nary. George Kunka entered Quigley Preparatory Semi- nary, and Bart Far- rell entered the lrish ' ' ' ' Christian Brother Juniorate in New yn? FA 1 York, V, Walter Dwyer is f 5 finishing third year in the Mt. Carmel ' Seminary al Niagara, BART FARRELL wh i le Thomas Sheehy is now studying at the Sacred Heart Fathers' Seminary in Donaldson, Indiana. Patrick Butler left Leo in mid- year to enter Quigley, We are proud to relate that two of Leo's ex-Students were ordained on Feb- ruary 2-lth by Archbishop Samuel A, Stritch, DD. Rev, Francis l., Johnson graduated from Leo in l937 and Rev. Eugene J. Calvin attended Leo in l932 and '33. Msgr. Shewbridge Conducts First Friday Devotions Every First Friday morning at Leo the entire student body gathers in the school chapel for devotions to the Sacred Heart, after having attended Mass and received Holy Communion earlier in the morning in their own parish churches. Benedic- tion is celebrated by lvlsgr, Peter F. Shew- bridge, founder of Leo, after which he addresses the students, These practical talks are well appreciated for their sim- plicity and directness. 1945 CISCA GROUP BACK: Robert Riordari, Leo Flynn, Arthur Zerega, Joseph Schweir, Cteorge Chamberlin, Daniel Maloney, William Kurtz. MIDDLE: Don Morrisson, Frank McGuire, Richard Billish, James Schroeder, Peter Vandenorth, Paul Somers. FRONT: James Thorstad, Neal McCann, John Bradshaw, Joseph Hennessy, Jack Hartig, Clifford Casey. CISCANS CONCLIJDE ACTIVE YEAR Cisca Moderator REV. BR. M. O. O'HEHlR Since September nt I9-I2, at which time Brother O'Hehir was appointed moderator of Cisca at Leo, this activity has gained an enthusiastic reception among the students. Brother O'Hehir is to be congratulated for the fine work he has done in the past three years as moderator of Cisca. Student Interest In Cisca Activities Reaches New High LEO JUNIOR HONORED The purpose of Cisca is to instil a Christian spirit in every phase of the young Catholic stu- dent's life -- per- sonal and social, as well as cultural. In this respect Leo's Cisca group, by its example and direc- tion, has outdone it- PAUL SOMERS self. The Ciscans gather at Mercy High School each Tuesday afternoon to discuss the agenda for the city-wide meeting, held at De Paul University every Satur- day morning. Brother O'Hehir leads the Leo delegation to the downtown meet- ings, where religious problems are pro- posed and debated under the supervision of a Jesuit Father. Mercy High School was host to the fifty-second general meeting of Cisca on February 22, At this meeting Paul Somers, a Leo Junior, was elected Vice- President of the entire Cisca organiza- tion. Somers was formerly Secretary. REV. FRANCIS P. MCCARTIN, O.M.I, Hi'Il'i'i1t .ll'lIl.Yl1'l' Our annual retreat was this year conducted by Father Francis P. Mc- Cartin, O.M.l., on January 9, IO, and ll. The edifying, almost monastic silence that reigned throughout the halls of Leo during those three days of grace was eloquent testimony to the unction and inspiration of the retreat master's sermons. LEO STUDENTS MAKE ALL OUT MISSION EFFORT Regular collections for the Propagation of the Faith fund are made in all the reli- gion classes in the school. The students contribute cheerfully to the missions, realiz- ing full well the great work done by this, the most deserving of charities. Teach ye all nations was the divine command, and by donations to the Propaga- tion of the Faith the students are taking a direct part in spreading His word. The work done by our mission priests extends from deepest Africa to the far East. Even in our own country, there still exist isolated sec- tions badly in need of priests. During th Lenten season contributions to the missions are particularly stressed. Shown at the left is a group of cheerful freshmen making their daily contribution to the mission box. They are, left to right, David l-lafele, Ralph Wille, John Quin- lan, Bob Meade, James Lee, Ed- ward Schell, and Thomas Mc- Grath. Brother King, seated at the desk, has done extraordinarily well in securing contributions for the Propagation of the Faith. Topping the list of classes in the school for mission collections was lB, shown at the left. The names of these students are Dan Brady, Robert Brady, William Byrne, Benjamin Beazley, Paul Butler, Bill Cook, Dan Cleary, David Ducey, Richard Deuerling, Jim Engle, Joseph Egan, Robert Fruin, Maurice C-ullo, Edward Crany, Neal Craney, James Clee- son, Ray l-lollstein, Thomas Joyce, Clifford Loreth, Bob Lambird, Edward Mitchell, Willard O'Brien, Edward O'Malley, Theodore Pa- zure, Ciuenther Philipp, Martin Quinn, Edmund Rakowski, Don Sullivan, Richard Steinhauer, Peter Vandenorth, Edwin Wood, and Norbert Zakrzewski. Devotion to Blessed Virgin Favored By Student Body Our Blessed Lady commands a special reverence and devotion among Leo's students and faculty. Each spring, during the month of May, the members of each class erect their own May altars, and make a special effort to make them both beautiful and inspiring. The picture at the left shows three students pausing during a busy school dayl to ask Our Divine Saviour to send down upon them His guidance and help. SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Freshman Year 1941-1942 I In September of 1941 Leo welcomed what was then the largest freshman enrollment in the history of the school. That the class of '45 was de- termned to make a go of o tnings from the start was evi dent when the names of 59 freshmen were included in tt.- ..,. . nor men for the first quarter. The Science Club, for the first year students ex- clusively, was organized by Brother Lyons with Bob Devane, Pat Barnes, Ed St. Ville, and Ed Eckel as officers of the club. We even had our own football cheers, and we practiced them diligently for two weeks preced- ing the Carmel game. Although Henry Babe Baronowski may have had more to do with the score than we did, Leo nevertheless thoroughly trounced Carmel, 34 to 7. That was the year Leo met Tilden in Soldier Field, defeating the public school champs 46 to 13. And on Sunday, December 7-but that is his- tory. A full realization of the meaning of war came only gradually, but in a short time the entire student body enthusiastically supported the first of several war bond campaigns and scrap drives conducted in the school. Along towards spring the bennies again got the jump on the rest of the students by enlistlng in the Navy plan for the construction of model airplanes, to be used in training Navy men in aircraft recognition. Under the supervision of Brother O'Quinn and Brother Lyons, a total of 240 scale models were completed and turned over to Navv officials. Scores of us proudly re- garded our bruised and scratched fingertips as mementos of a good iob well done, ' ure Year 1942-1943 ' In the fall of '42 Leo pro- duced one of the greatest high school football teams the citv had ever seen. Led by such stars as Bob Hanlon, Don Murphy. and Bob Kelly, the Lions found the Catholic League a pushover, and went on to crush Tilden for the sei V E 'ar in the Kelly Bowl, 27 to 14. The Christmas offering of the Dramatic Club was a one-act play, Our Lady's Tumbler, directed by Mr. Robert M. McKenna, and featur- ing Bud Donlon as the unlettered monk. The Dramatic Club also prepared two short plays for the Easter entertainment. The cast for the fea- ture play, Dress Reversal, included two soph- omores. Bud Donlon and Bob Devane. Four sophomores made the first string light- weight basketball team that season. You should remember Jack Carlson, Dick Kloser, Bob Koz- lowski, and Bart Murphy. Junior Year 1943-1944 Juniors! After two years of diligent work as scorned frosh and sophomores, we emerged upperclassmen. Six of our number made the first string Lions. At left end was Ray O'Donnellg at left tackle, Roy Hall, left guard, Don Simnick, right guard, Frank tackle, Jack Kopsheverg and at quarterback, Bob Kozlowski. The following April witnessed the most spec- tacular presentation ever put on by the Dramatic Club. Irvin Donlon, Walter Bronson, Bob Ma- honey, and Dan Norton were included in the cast of George F. Hummel's Broadway hit, The World Waits. In February Brother Croke, mod- erator of the Oriole, appointed Bob Devane Editor-in-Chief and Andrew Placco News Editor, while Joe Linehan continued as Feature Editor. The most outstanding school event of that spring was the announcement that Joseoh T. Gleason would succeed A. L. Whitey Cronin as Leo's football coach. g Senior Year 1944-1945 ' That Mr. Gleason was capa- ble of upholding the great tradition left by former Leo football teams was evident by the fact that Leo finished a strenuous league season with but one defeat, and that to a team that went on to the Kel- ly Bowl. ln a close, tight gan-, ,-. t Leo 6 to O, but later was van- quished by Tilden I3 to 7. The accelerated class graduated on January 22. This class consisted of thirty seniors who were placed in a special section in order that they might finish their high school courses before entering the armed forces. Included in the formidable line-up of the heavyweight basketball team of 1945 were Frank O'Grady, Martin Burns, Rav O'Donnell. Tom Nicholson, Bart Murohv, and Don McAuliffe. As for the lights. the fine teamwork of Bob Koz- lowski, Gene Flahertv, Bucko McGinnis, Dick Kloser, and Ted Moskal is something not easily forgotten. In February we elected our class officers. Joe Gump was voted President, Martin Burns Vice- President, Joe Heerwaeon Treasurer, and as Secretary, Jim Hannon. The second semester of our fourth year went by all too quickly. Class rings, diplomas, graduation, the yearbook and the senior prom-all these occupied our thoughts. We were the graduating class of 1945. We are faced with a world marked by the social, economic, and political scars of war. On our shoulders rests the responsibility of aiding in the restoration of peace and effecting the pre- vention of future national conflicts. With the help of God we will accomplish that task. THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE MIND, SCHOLASTICALLY AS WELL AS SPIRITUALLY, RANKS SECOND TO NO OTHER PURPOSE OF EDUCATION Robert Brewster Martin Burns Donald Busch Larry Cunningham Arthur Dampts Robert Devane Eugene Flaherty Robert Franzen John Gallagher Arthur l-lallagan Thomas Hartney Joseph Heerwagen Paul Hoffman Richard Kloser Michael Kopchak Matthew Malone John Matushek Andrew Placco Richard Schultz Wnlliam Sheehan Wllliarn Torpy Don Walsh SENICDR I-ICDNCDRMEN 4D SENICDQ GFFICEIQS JOSEPH CUMP MARTIN BURNS JOSEPH HEERWACEN JAMES HANNON l'n'.s1'flw:f J'iw'-l'r'r'.w1'zlr'r1t St'l'I'1'lllI'Y -Nf'4'l'I'lIII'l Don Swnucx Pres. Jncx Kovcnsvsa Wires. Rosen Devms .S'vc. Jos GUMP Treas. bon Bnswsrsn ,5f'?',AM0RT O'Covmon .p N. MA11 Muon: , x..-Fnmx Bun-msn - . . Bun DONLON 1-,Ufe.aPA'r Munsmv ffms. JIM Hnrmou Sac. Bm. Bonnu Xvvs. Duck Scuumxz J'?m.fJoz Henwmou JL Boa Fazmzeu . Don WALSH -1 Tom Nlcnon.sou . iz.. 0onMcAuuFrs .43 FRANK O'6nAov 4. . Rav 0'DoNNm 4E Jmcx Gmuamsa J ,Muse Bunxe Jnm Buaxe . Joan Bvenwmxsn . L x Ti ' KJ r Q ' af v NCQ up 11' f ' s 4 .. af' . M. .,. .,. 5, 'iff y ,Q rf' , .W Tl-ul l A l f W , Fil. ANDERER, JOSEPH ALBERT BITTNER, CHARLES ROBERT Sf- Sabina St. Mary of Mt. Carmel Interclass Basketball l, 2 lnterclass Basketball l, 2 Cisca l. 2 Honor Roll 2 Swimming l, 2 BREWSTER, ROBERT GEORGE BUTTIrvll5R, CORNELIUS FRANCIS Our Lady of Peace 'BUTTS lnterclass Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Sf. L60 Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4 lnterclass Basketball l, 2, 3 Heavyweight Football 3, 4 l'le3VYW9l8llf l:00fl3all 2. 3- 4 Clagg Officer 3, 4 Lightweight Football l Cisca l, 2 Class Officer 2, 3, 4 Reserves I, 2 Swimming l Dramatics l Bantams l. 2 BROTHER E. S. DALY Vice Prinrfpal, Lillmrfzm BRENNAN, CHARLES JOHN St. Sabina lnterclass Basketball Track l, 2 Science Club l Football Manager 2 CARLSON, JOHN JOSEPH SWEDEN Little Flower lnterclass Basketball l, 2, 3 Heavyweight Football 3, 4 Lightweight Football l, 2 Lightweight Basketball 2, 3 Class Officer l, 2 Track 2 Bantams l CIAVIRELLA, SAM JULIUS St. Dorothy lnterclass Basketball l, 2 Heavyweight Football 2, 3, 4 Lightweight Football l Swimming l Track 2, 3 HALL, CHARLES MUNDELEIN CHARLIE St. Barnabas Morgan Park l Heavyweight Football 3, 4 Lightweight Football 2 KRUSH, WARREN THOMAS Holy Redeemer Quigley l, 2 lnterclass Basketball 3 CIRCO, FRANCIS THOMAS St. Theodore lnterclass Basketball 2, 3 Lightweight Football 2 Swimming 2, 3 HALL, LEROY WILLIAM ROY St. Barnabas Morgan Park l Heavyweight Football 3, 4 Lightweight Football 2 LAREAU, FRANCIS EDWARD St. Bride Interclass Basketball l, 2 Bantams l DUFFY, JOHN CHARLES St. Leo lnterclass Basketball l, 2, 3 Lightweight Football l JEANES, JOHN FRANKLIN St. Cajetans Cisca l Interclass Basketball 3 MADIGAN, EDWARD DENNIS St. Leo lnterclass Basketball l Lightweight Football l :aL , Tj. af f E . :if T ll 6 '- 'y llll , f W M E J my iii al x 1 MALONE, MATTHEW BRENDAN MCCARTHY, JEROME JOSEPH MATT St. Kilian St, Joachim lnterclass Basketball l, Z, 3, 4 lnterclass Basketball l, 2, 3 Honor Roll l Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4 Track l Class Officer l, 2, 3, 4 MCCUINESS, THOMAS VINCENT MEEGAN, JOHN FRANCIS St. Bride St. Dorothy Interclass Basketball l Quigley l Lightweight Football l, Z Honor Roll 2, 3 'Swimming l, 2 Class Officer 3 lnterclass Basketball Z, 3 BROTHER E. P. MULVANY Hpunixli. Hisfury l MCDERMOTT, DAN I EL GEORGE St. Carthage lnterclass Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Cisca 2, 3 Swimming l, 2 Track I O'CONNOR, JOHN JOSEPH MORT Sf. Basil lnterclass Basketball l, 2, 3 Lightweight Basketball 2, 3, 4 Class Officer 2, 3, 4 Bantams l Cisca l, 2 O'HARA, JOSEPH WILLIAM St. Catherine of Genoa lnterclass Basketball I, 2, 3 Track I QUINLAN, WILLIAM FRANCIS St. Carthage Parker I lnterclass Basketball 3 Lightweight Football 2 Class Officer 2 Swimming 2 Track 2, 3 TORPY, WILLIAM JOSEPH St. Sabina Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4 Track I, 2 O'LEARY, RICHARD EDWIN St. Margaret Lightweight Football 2 Track 2 REGAN, OWEN EDWARD Little Flower lnterclass Basketball 2, 3 Track I TRUESDALE, DONALD EDWARD Little Flower lnterclass Basketball l, 2, 3 Honor Roll I Cisca I, 2 Science Club I POLAND, JOHN MATTHEW Little Flower lnterclass Basketball 2 Heavyweight Football 2, 3, Lightweight Football I Heavyweight Basketball 2 Track I Reserves I STEFANOWSKI, ARTHUR S, STEP St. Nicholas of Tolentine St. Joseph I Interclass Basketball Z, 3 Heavyweight Football 3 Lightweight Football 2 Class Officer 2 WASHBURN, HOWARD JOS I-lOWlE Our Lady of Peace Quigley I Honor Roll 2, 3 Cisca 2, 3 4 EPH l f ALLEN, JOHN JOSEPH RED St. Sabina lnterclass Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Class Officer l, 2 Track l BARNES, PATRICK CHARLES PAT Little Flower Honor Roll l, Z Class Officer l, 3 Science Club l Football Manager 2, 3, 4 BORRELLI, WlLLlAM FRANCIS BUD Little Flower lnterclass Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Heavyweight Football 2, 3, 4 Lightweight Football l Class Officer 3, 4 AUSTIN, LARRY JOHN St. Felicitas lnterclass Basketball l, 2, 3, Heavyweight Football 3, 4 Lightweight Football Z Track 2 BARRETT, JOSEPH ANTHONY St. Kilian lnterclass Basketball l, 2, 3, Class Officer l Track 2 Bantams l BORSCI-l, JEROME FRANCIS JERRY St. Kilian St. Jude's Seminary l lnterclass Basketball 2, 3, 4 Cheering Squad 4 4 4 BAGAY, STEPHEN JOSEPH St. Mary Magdalene lnterclass Basketball l, 2 BATTLE, FRANK WILLIAM St. Sabina lnterclass Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4 Class Officer l Swimming l Science Club l BOYLE, JAMES PETER St. Leo lnterclass Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Honor Roll l Swimming l Track l BOYLE, JAMES VINCENT St. Bernard Honor Roll I, 2, 4 Swimming I, 2 BRONSON, WALTER WILLIAM St. Kilian Honor Roll I, 2 Class Officer I, 2 Interclass Basketball I, 2, 3 Track I Dramatics 3 BRADSHAW, ENOCH DAVID St. Brendan lnterclass Basketball I, 2 Class Officer 3 Swimming I BROSNAHAN, JOSEPH FRANCIS Leo lnterclass Basketball I, 2, 3 Cisca I, 2, 3 BROTHER F. R. FINCH 1,I,ll'llliSfl',l'. MllflIf,lIlIlli4'.i X 1i..?ss.e. , 5-r f .- -ff r I f,, yi, A-V: lu x 'Fri' E , I Y It ' ll , ,NIIII L' 'I UL .AT aff BRADSHAW, WILLIAM GEORGE St. Francis De Paula lnterclass Basketball I, 2, 3 Honor Roll I, 2 Class Officer I Swimming I Track I BURKE, DONALD WILLIAM St. Theodore lnterclass Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 Honor Roll I, 2, 3 ,,, I W -A -sf. is - lf' I ' f 'If 5. I , yi '- f uma I if I I f hu n I Q we ,fi-,ll BURKE, JAMES EUGENE St. Leo BURNS, MARTIN JOHN MARTY Sr. BURKE, MICHAEL JOSEPH St. Dorothy lnterclass Basketball I, 2, Cheering Squad 2 Class Officer 4 lnterclass Basketball I, 2 Oriole I Class Officer 4 BUSCH, DONALD WILLIAM St. Philip Neri lnterclass Basketball I, 2, Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4 Track 2 Rita lnterclass Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 Honor Roll I, 2, 4 Heavyweight Basketball 3, 4 Class Officer I, 2, 3, 4 Track I, 2, 3 Science Club I Reserves I, 2 BROTHER J, B. O'KEEFE Gen. Sczerzvv BURNS, JOHN JOSEPH St. Joachim 3, 4 lnterclass Basketball I, 2 Lightweight Football I BYERWALTER, JOHN ANDREW St. Kilian 3, 4 Iriterclass Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 Class Officer 4 BYRNES, ROBERT EDWARD St. Sabina lnterclass Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 Honor Roll I Band I, 2, 3, 4 Cisca I, 2, 3, 4 CAUGHLIN, THOMAS CHARLES St. Sabina Interclass Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 Honor Roll I, 2 Class Officer I, 2 Cisca I Swimming I Track 2 CLIFFORD, JOHN THOMAS Little Flower CAREY, EDWARD C-ERARD St. Leo lnterclass Basketball l, 2 Cisca I, 2 CHRISTEL, WALTER LUDWIC St. Joachim Cisca 4 lnterclass Basketball I, 2, 3 COLLAR, ROBERT JOSEPH Little Flower lnterclass Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 Interclass Basketball I, Z, 3, Lightweight Football 2, 3 Cisca 2 Swimming I, 3 Honor Roll I, 2, 3 Track I, 2, 3,4 CARR, MELVIN JOHN St. Basil lnterclass Basketball I, 2, 3 4 Cisca 4 Track I CLARK, JOHN RAYMOND St. Francis De Paula lnterclass Basketbal Honor Roll I, 2 Band I, 2, 3, 4 Swimming I COMEIN, ROBERT JU SPIKE Our Lady of Peace Honor Roll I, 2 Cisca I Track I I I LIAN CONLAN, ROBERT JAMES CONWAY, RICHARD WHITE St. Kilian Little Flower lnterclass Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 lnterclass Basketball I, 2, 3 COYNE, JOHN THOMAS RED St. Lawrence Honor Roll I, 2 Lightweight Basketball 4 Cisca I, 2 Science Club I CRONIN, JAMES PATRICK St. Leo lnterclass Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 lnterclass Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 HOHOF Roll I, 2 Lightweight Basketball 3 Class Officer I, 2 Swimming 2 Track I, 2 Bantams I CUSHINC, JAMES EDWARD St. Ethelreda lnterclass Basketball I, Z Band I Cisca I Class Officer I, 2 DALEY, JAMES PATRICK Little Flower lnterclass Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 Honor Roll I, 2 Lion 3 CORNYN, JAMES THOMAS St. Dorothy lnterclass Basketball I, 2, 3 CUNNINC-HAM, LAWRENCE, JOS St. Joachim Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4 Band I, 2, 3, 4 DAMPTS, ARTHUR EDWARD St, Peter and Paul lnterclass Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4 Class Officer I, 2, 3 Lion 4 Track 3 27 . Q. ' ' ' x rip-E1 'I' '-ffl' I E f.g,,.eQ',g5: 'x l ,.l - , if , ,I , 'I , an 0.3, I -vw I DEMPSEY, WILLIAM JAMES DEVANE, ROBERT PATRICK DEVANE, WILLIAM ANTHONY St. Sabina St. Dorothy St, Bernard Honor Roll 2 Interclass Basketball I, 2 Interclass Basketball I, 2 Oriole I, 2, 3, 4 Heavyweight Football 3 Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4 Lightweight Football I, 2 Class Officer 3, 4 Lion 4 Cisca I, 2 Science Club I Dramatics 2 DIONNE, RICHARD CHARLES DONLON, IRVIN EDWARD DORE, ROBERT MITCHELL St. Margaret BUD visitation Interclass Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 St. Brendan Interclass Basketball I, 2, 4 Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4 Bantams I Class Officer 2, 3, 4 Dramatics l, 2, 3, 4 PROFESSOR L. A. DOLL History DOYLE, ROBERT St. Margaret Interclass Basketball I, 2, Honor Roll I Track I EGAN, CHARLES PATRICK Visitation Cisca 2 Oriole I, 2 FEE, GEORGE PATRICK FEARLESIS St. Theodore Interclass Basketball I Honor Roll I Lightweight Football I, Swimming I Bantams 2 2, 3,4 2 3,4 DWYER, JOHN MICHAEL St. Ann IHazel Crestl Interclass Basketball I, 2, 3 Honor Roll I, 2 Dramatics I FADDEN, EUGENE MICHAEL CREEPY St. Leo lnterclass Basketball I, 2, 3, Honor Roll I, 2 Class Officer I, 2 Track I, 2, 3 Bantams I, 2 FELDNER, JOSEPH ANTHONY St. Gerald Interclass Basketball I, 2 Class Officer I Band I, 2, 3, 4 Cisca I, 2 4 ECKEL, FRANCIS EDWARD Little Flower Honor Roll I, 2, 3 Class Officer 2 Band I, 2, 3, 4 Science Club I FEATHERSTONE, JOHN EDWARD St. Dorothy Interclass Basketball I, 2 Band I, 2 Cisca I, 2 FITZGERALD, EDWARD JOHN FlTZ St. Leo Interclass Basketball I, 2, 3 Band I, 2, 3, 4 Track I FITZMAURICE, JAMES CHARLES FITZ St. Felicitas St. Felicitas I, 2 Cisca 3 lnterclass Basketball 3, 4 FORAN, JOH N THOMAS St. Columbanus lnterclass Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 Cisca I, 2 Swimming I Track I, 2 FRANZEN, ROBERT BERNARD St. Margaret Quigley I lnterclass Basketball 2, 3, 4 Honor Roll 2, 3, 4 Class Officer 4 FITZSIMMONS, HARRY JOSEPH St. Clotilde Lightweight Football I Band I, 2, 3, 4 Cisca I FORTU NA, ANTHONY FRANK St. Salomes Interclass Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 Cisca I C-ALLAGHER, JOHN JOSEPH St. Sabina lnterclass Basketball I Honor Roll I, 2, 3 Class Officer 4 FLAHERTY, EUGENE ROBERT St. Joachim Quigley I, 2, 3 Honor Roll 4 Lightweight Basketball 4 FOSTER, THOMAS JOSEPH St. Leo lnterclass Basketball I, 2, 3, Class Officer I Swimming I, 2 Track I CATELY, WILLIAM JAMES St. Barnabas lnterclass Basketball I, 2, 3 Honor Roll I Class Officer I Swimming I 4 l .,., V ll' if l All , A ' :ya , f ,T Q .rx ff i w 1 - -, I-it -V: ff li , I ,HI T L - Q an CIBBONS, WALTER MICHAEL GLEESON, JOHN JOSEPH CRAFF, JAMES DONALD Our Lady of Peace St. Leo Little Flower Interclass Basketball l, 2 Honor Roll l, 2 Quigley l Honor Roll l lnterclass Basketball 2, 3, 4 Cisca l Honor Roll 2 CUMP. JOSEPH ANDREW HABERZETLE, FRANCIS EDWARD HAGGERTY, JOHN PATRICK I-iffle Flower St. Gerard St. Barnabas lnfefclass Baskefball 3, 4 Interclass Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 sf. ignafaus 1, 2 Honor Roll l, 2 Band l, 2, 3, 4 lnterclass Basketball 3, 4 Heavyweight Football 3, 4 Cisca 1' 2 Cisca 3 Lightweight Football 2 Class Officer 2, 3, 4 Swimming 2 Science Club l PROFESSOR J. F. DOROCKE Englislz, Cirirs HALLACAN, ARTHUR DELOVEST St. Benedict lBIue Islandl lnterclass Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 Honor Roll I, 2, 4 Swimming 4 HASTINGS, JOHN THOMAS St. Leo lnterclass Basketball I Honor Roll 2 Track I HENNESSY, MARK JOSEPH St. Barnabas lnterclass Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 Honor Roll I, 2, 4 Class Officer I, 2 Swimming 2 Track 3 HANNON, JAMES MICHAEL St. Joachim Honor Roll 4 Class Officer 4 HEERWACEN, JOSEPH FRANCIS St. Kilian Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4 Class Officer 4 HOFFMAN, PAUL KENNETH Little Flower Central Catholic lFort Waynel I, 2 Track 3 Honor Roll 4 I HARTNEY, THOMAS CHARLES Our Lady of Peace lnterclass Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4 Cheering Squad 2, 3 Heavyweight Football 4 Class Officer I Swimming I, 2, 3, 4 HENNEBERRY, EUGENE THOMAS Little Flower Quigley I lnterclass Basketball 2, 3, 4 Track 2, 3 HOGAN, DONALD FRANCIS St. Sabina lnterclass Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 Honor Roll I, 2, 3 Class Officer I, 2 Cisca I 1 . f Q K .5 M4 X .. , I 1' 'A' . ' -s 7.5,-N' like f I-f 4 ' i i - ,V , 'l? 1 if lla. - N , ..,., SN T , i ff 'L , . .-. H., I V 1 JJJ , . L-.J P uk ,L- 2 We ,f Q 'uni W QLLE HOLDERBAUM, ROBERT MICHAEL HOLMES, ROBERT FRANCIS St. Brendan Little Flower lnterclass Basketball l, 2, 3 Honor Roll l Lightweight Football, l, 2 Cisca l, 2 Swimming l, 2 lnterclass Basketball l, 2 Heavyweight Football 3, 4 Lightweight Football l, 2 Reserves 2 HOURIHAN, RICHARD THOMAS HUNT. EUGENE MORLEY St. Leo St. Clotilde lnfe,-Class Basketball 1 lnterclass Basketball 3, 4 Lightweight Football l, 2 Science Club l I BROTHER C. A. LANNON Elzglixh. SlJ!'0l'h. MHfl1!'IIllllfL'S HOPFER, DONALD JOSEPH St. Columbanus lriterclass Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Oriole 2, 3 Cheering Squad 2, 3 Class Officer 2 Bantams l Drarnatics l KABERNA, JOHN JOSEPH HRED.. St. Leo Interclass Basketball l, 2, 3 I KEHOE, ROBERT THOMAS St. Bride Interclass Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 Cheering Squad 3 Swimming I, 2 Track 3, 4 KELLY, FRANK BARTHOLOMEW St. Leo Band I, 2, 3, 4 Cisca I, 2 Swimming I, 2, 3, 4 KLEIN, DONALD JOSEPH DOOGEE Our Lady of Peace lnterclass Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 Honor Roll I, 2, 3 Cheering Squad 2, 3, 4 Swimming I KELLY, EDWARD JOSEPH St. Sabina lnterclass Basketball I, 2, Honor Roll I, 2 Cisca I, 2 Swimming I, 4 Track I KELLY, GEORGE WILLIAM St. Felicitas Quigley 2, 3 Honor Roll I Science Club I KLOSER, RICHARD JOSEPH St. Columbanus Interclass Basketball I Honor Roll I, 2, 4 Lightweight Basketball 2, Bantams I 3,4 3,4 KELLY, EVAN IGNATIUS St. Philip Neri lnterclass Basketball 2, 3, KELLY, JAMES MICHAEL Christ the King lnterclass Basketball I, 2, Band I, 2, 3, 4 Swimming I KNIGHT, WILLIAM JOSEPH St. Leo lnterclass Basketball I, 2, Lightweight Football 2 Cisca I Swimming I 4 4 3 KOLOSEIKE, WILLIAM JOSEPH Little Flower lnterclass Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Heavyweight Football 2, 3, 4 Lightweight Football l Class Officer 2, 3 Track l, 2, 3, 4 Reserves l KOZLOWSKI, ROBERT ALBERT KOZZlE St. Basil lnterclass Basketball l, 2 Heavyweight Football 2, 3, 4 Lightweight Football l Lightweight Basketball 2, 3, Class Officer l, 2, 3 Track l, 2, 3, 4 Bantams l LACHMAN, EDWARD GEORGE Holy Rosary lnterclass Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Class Officer l Swimming l, 2 Track l, 2 4 KOPCHAK, MICHAEL CHARLES KOPSHEVER, JOHN KENNETH St. John the Baptist St. Sabina St. Francis De Sales l, 2 Honor Roll 3, 4 Swimming 3, 4 lnterclass Basketball 4 lnterclass Basketball l, 2, 3 Honor Roll l, 2 Heavyweight Football 2, 3, Lightweight Football l Class Officer l, 3, 4 KLJRTZ, WILLIAM RAPHAEL KROTIAK, LEO JAMES '-M0059 Holy Rosary Slovak Sf. Leo lnterclass Basketball 2, 3, 4 lnterclass Basketball iv 2 Class Officer 3 Oriole 3, 4 5W'mm'f1S l Honor Roll i, 2, 3 Heavyweight Football 3, 4 Lightweight Football l, 2 Class Officer 2 Lion 4 Cisca 2, 3, 4 LaVOlE, BERNARD THOMAS LEECH, DONALD JAMES Little Flower St. Clotilde lnterclass Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 lnterclass Basketball l, 2, 3 Honor Roll l, 2 Honor Roll l Cisca l, 2 Track l 4 as 35 LEAHY, MAURICE JOSEPH LEHMAN, HARRY JOSEPH St. Leo St. Gall lnterclass Basketball l, 2, 3 lnterclass Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Band l, Z, 3, 4 Lightweight Football l Swimming l LINEHAN, JOSEPH ANTHONY LUEKEN, PAUL JEROME St. Joachim St. Brendan lnterclass Basketball l, 2 lnterclass Basketball l, 3, 4 Oriole l, 2, 3, 4 Honor Roll l Honor Roll 2 Track I Lion 4 Reserves 2 Cisca l, 2, 3 PROFESSOR A. P. DOYLE Registrar, English pf' XX nr 1 1 f T, 55355 25 ,Q .iffff-'-.M Wfxrgt ff' Afil N N , I lm . L 'Ly -LL r l , H L-LL: f , X aio- .A N A 'fait' LENEHAN, JOHN JOSEPH Visitation Honor Roll l LYNCH, JOHN FRANCIS St. Basil Lindblom l lnterclass Basketball 2, 3, 4 Honor Roll 2 ,Ax G r ,ini f rm, . K I 4 U, ' E A. gli? fit? MADICAN, JOSEPH JOHN Little Flower Interclass Basketball I, 2, Honor Roll I, 2 Class Officer I, 2 Cisca 2, 3 MARTIN. GEORGE ROBERT St. Leo lnterclass Basketball I, Z, Honor Roll I Lightweight Football 2 Class Officer I Swimming I Track I, 2 MAHONEY, ROBERT JOSEPH 'St Leo 3, 4 Honor Roll I Class Officer I, 2, 3 Track 2 Science Club I Dramatics 3, 4 Football Manager 2, 3 MATUSHEK, JOHN WALTER MARSAILES, THOMAS PETER St. Kilian lnterclass Basketball 2, 3 Honor Roll I, 2, 3 Heavyweight Football 3, 4 Lightweight Football I, 2 Class Officer 3 Reserves I, 2 MCAULIFFE, DONALD FRANCIS MAC JUAN MAT Our Lady of Peace 3. 4 ST- Bflde S lnterclass Basketball I, 2 Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4 Class Officer I Lion 4 PROFESSOR J. IVI. VUJANICH IIl.Xflll'I' Honor Roll I Heavyweight Football 3, 4 Lightweight Football I, 2 Heavyweight Basketball 3, 4 Class Officer I, 4 Bantams 2 MCCOURT, JAMES McCUE, THOMAS EDWARD MAC St. Leo St. Leo lnterclass Basketball I, 2, 3 lnterclass Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 Honor Roll I Honor Roll I, 2 Heavyweight Basketball 4 Class Officer I, 2, 3 Lightweight Basketball 3 Class Officer I, 2 Track I Cisca I Bantams I, 2 MCDONALD. PAUL CARL McDONALD, ROBERT JOSEPH St. Agnes --pUpU lnterclass Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 gf. Brendan Tfafk I. 2 lnterclass Basketball i, 2, 3, 4 Heavyweight Football 2, 3, 4 Lightweight Football I Reserves I McClNNlS, PATRICK LEO BUCKO McGANN, JAMES MICHAEL St. Sabina St. Kilian lnterclass Basketball I lnterclass Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 Heavyweight Football 3, 4 Honor Roll I, 2 Lightweight Football I, 2 Class Officer I Lightweight Basketball 2, 3, 4 Band I Class Officer 2, 3 Cisca I, 2 Track 2, 3, 4 Reserves I McDONALD, PATRICK JOHN FARMER St. Agnes CChicago Hts.l lnterclass Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 Band I, 2 Swimming I, 2 Track I, 2 MCDOW, ROBERT WILLIAM St. Sabina lnterclass Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 Honor Roll I, 2, 3 Lightweight Football I, 2 Cisca I Swimming I, 2 Track I, 2 Science Club I Reserves I McGRATH, RAYMOND EUGENE Little Flower lnterclass Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 Honor Roll I, 2 Lightweight Football I Class Officer I, 3 Lion 3 Science Club I MCINERNEY, JOSEPH PATRICK St. Carthage lruterclass Basketball I, 2 Cisca I McNULTY, THEODORE THOMAS BABE St, Brendan Interclass Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 Heavyweight Football 2, 3, 4 Lightweight Football I Reserves 2 MOONEY, JAMES JOSEPH Sf. Rita lnterclass Basketball I, 2 Honor Roll I, 2 Cisca I, Z MCKEACIUE, ROGER JAMES St. Bride lnterclass Basketball l, 2, McSHANE, JOHN FRANCIS MAC Little Flower lnterclass Basketball I, 2, Cisca I MOORE, PATRICK ARTHUR St. Sabina St. Johnsbury I Calumet 2 Oriole 4 Lion 4 MCNAMARA, JOHN JOSEPH Our Lady of Peace 4 lnterclass Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 Honor Roll l, 2 Cisca I, 2, 3, 4 Track l, 2 Science Club I MILLER, ROBERT WILLIAM St. Sabina lnterclass Basketball l, 2, 3 4 Honor Roll I, 2 Lightweight Football I Class Officer 2 Band I, 2, 3, 4 Swimming I, 2 Track I, 2 MULVENNA, ALEXANDER FRANCIS Holy Rosary Interclass Basketball I, 2 Band l, 2 39 MUNSON, JOSEPH MERVIN MURPHY, BART FRANCIS St. Sabina St. Francis Band l, 2. 3. 4 Heavyweight Football 3 Lightweight Football 2 Heavyweight Basketball 4 Lightweight Basketball 2, 3 Class Officer l, 3 Bantams l MURRAY, JAMES BARRETT MURRAY, JAMES CLINTON HQIY Rosary sr. Clotilde Science Club 1 Interclass Basketball 1, 2, 4 Honor Roll l, 2 . Class Officer l PROFESSOR C. J. PALL Mathematics GRADUATES f -L' .:'-55:47-nl ox i ??'7-Z fx 4 1 , if ' S N-.lllk 7 l 1 ' Uv 'Q' ' - ' my . fn? QQ MURPHY, PATRlCK JOSEPH St. Ethelreda lnterclass Basketball l, 2 Class Officer 4 Cisca l MURRAY, JOHN JOSEPH St. Leo lnterclass Basketball l Class Officer l, 3 . 1 'R if If f if N, NN , rr- If E 1 I A If, 21 :1 'Si' I + ' pl - ' ll I .XD NAGLE, JOHN JOSEPH St. Leo lnterclass Basketball I, 2 Heavyweight Football 2, 3, Lightweight Football I Cisca l, 2 Swimming I Track 3 NEWMAN, JOHN FRANCIS Sf. Bernard Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4 Band I Swimming I NAWROCKI, BERNARD JAMES St. Michael lnterclass Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 Honor Roll I, 2, 3 NEWELL, JOHN MARTIN Sf. Sabina Interclass Basketball I, 2, 3 Honor Roll l, 2 Swimming I, 2 Science Club I NICHOLSON, THOMAS PATRICK NORTON, DANIEL JOHN St. Sabina Barnabas Interclass Basketball I, 2, 3 Band I, 2, 3, 4 Honor Roll 2, 4 Lion 3, 4 Heavyweight Basketball 3, 4 Cisca I Lightweight Basketball 2 Swimming I Class Officer I, 4 Track I Bantams I Dramatics 3, 4 BR. J. A. SHANNON History, Civics GRADUATES O'BRlEN, THOMAS JOSEPH St. Bernard lnterclass Basketball I, 2, 3, Honor Roll I Swimming I, 2, 3, 4 Track I OEHLER, CHARLES RAYMOND St. Kilian lnterclass Basketball I, 2, 3, Honor Roll 2 O'TOOLE, JOHN EDWIN BUD Little Flower lnterclass Basketball I, 2, 3 Class Officer 3 Science Club I 4 4 O'DEA, JOHN ALLAN St. Margaret Honor Roll I, 2, 3 Lion 4 O'CRADY, FRANCIS JOSEPH MABEL St. Rita Heavyweight Basketball 2, 3, 4 Class Officer 4 Reserves I PARKER, JOHN LAWRENCE St. Leo St. Thomas Military Academy lSt. Paul, Minnesotal I, 2 O'DONNELL RAYMOND JOSEPH St. Philip Neri lnterclass Basketball I, 2 Heavyweight Football 2, 3, 4 Heavyweight Basketball 2, 3, 4 Class Officer 2, 3, 4 Track 3 Reserves I ORMSBY, BYRON BANCROFT BER NARD BAN St. Margaret Quigley IM lnterclass Basketball 2, 3, 4 Reserves 2 PENDER, RAYMOND St. Lawrence St. Felicitas I, 2 Honor Roll 3, 4 PLACCO, ANDREW JOSEPH Little Flower Oriole 2, 3, 4 Honor Roll l, Z, 3, 4 REMBLAKE, ROBERT RONALD St. Adrian Honor Roll l, 2 Cisca l lnterclass Basketball l, 2, 3 ROONEY, JOHN JOSEPH St. Leo lnterclass Basketball l, 3 QUIRKE, ROBERT MICHAEL St. Dorothy lnterclass Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Cisca l RICHERT, JOHN CHARLES St. Ethelreda lnterclass Basketball 2, 3, 4 Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4 Band l, 2, 3, 4 Swimming 2, 3, 4 Cisca Club l Science Club l SCHINDLER, LAWRENCE JOSEPH Sacred Heart lnterclass Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Lightweight Football l, 2 Swimming l, 2 REHFELD, WILLIAM BARNARD St. Leo lnterclass Basketball l, 2, 3 Lightweight Football l Swimming l, 3 Track l ROHAN, PATRICK JOSEPH St. Sabina lnterclass Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Honor Roll l, 2 Lightweight Football l, 2 Heavyweight Basketball 2 Class Officer l, 2 Cisca l ' Reserves l SCHULTZ, RICHARD JOSEPH Our Lady of Peace lnterclass Basketball l Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4 Class Officer 4 Swimming l Science Club l O 43 SCHWALLER,RAYMONDANTHONY SHEEHAN, WILLIAM FRANCIS St, Kilian St. Francis De Paula lnterclass Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 lnterclass Basketball l Honor 'Roll l, 2, 3 4 Swimming 2 Track l Science Club l SHERWOOD, JOHN LEONARD SIMNICK, DONALD ARTHUR St. Bernard SIM lnterclass Basketball 2, 3, 4 St. Mary lRiverdalel Cisca l lnterclass Basketball l, 2, 3 Honor Roll l, 2 Heavyweight Football 2, 3, 4 Lightweight Football l Class Officer l, 2, 3, 4 PROFESSOR C. A. REINKE CIIIIIIIIUFFFIII r a ' ,v ' ,, ,gn D ,.... ,f 1 ' f, ,.- 4-f' , f fffe 'W ' NX K M 1 533 1 l i ' l -f l I srx, A .l 1 ' L -,W ll-Z . -- Q13 JN SHEEHY, JOHN EDWARD St. Sabina lnterclass Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Class Officer 2 SINK, EDWARD EUGENE Little Flower lnterclass Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Lightweight Football l, 2 Class Officer l, 2, 3 Swimming l, 2, 3 Track l, 2, 3 Reserves 2 SINTICH, DANIEL JOSEPH St. Sabina Oriole 2, 3 Cisca l, 2 STUMPF, FRANCIS JOSEPH Sacred Heart lnterclass Basketball I, 2, Cheering Squad 3 Football Manager 3, 4 TESTIN, JOSEPH JOHN St. Barnabas lnterclass Basketball I, 2, Swimming I Track I SLOYAN, JOSEPH PATRICK SMUDA, FRANCIS PHILIP Little Flower St. Roman lnterclass Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 Honor Roll I, 2 Honor Roll I, 2 Lightweight Football l Class Officer l, 2 Cisca I Swimming I Bantams 2 ST. VILLE, EDWARD LEE PEE-WEE St. Joachim Honor Roll l , 3 Class Officer l 4 Band l, 2, 3, Science Club I Dramatics I TRIPAM, EMIL St. Leo lnterclass Bask etball I SYCHOWSKI, GEORGE AUGUST ..CY,. Sacred Heart lnterclass Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Honor Roll 2 TOUHY, JOHN PATRICK St. Basil lnterclass Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 Honor Roll 2 Cisca I Track l WAITE, CHARLES EUGENE St. Sabina Quigley I Interclass Basketball Z, 3, Reserves 2 WARD, KENNETH JOSEPH Little Flower Interclass Basketball I, 2, Class Officer I Bantams I WHELAN, THOMAS JOHN St. Brendan Interclass Basketball 2, 3, Track I, 2 4 3,4 4 WALSH, DONALD JOHN St. Dorothy Interclass Basketball 2 Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4 Class Otticer 2, 3, 4 Band I, 2, 3, 4 Lion 4 WARD, WALTER JOSEPH St. Leo Band I, 2, 3, 4 WHELTON, JOHN WILLIAM St. Leo Interclass Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 Lightweight Football I Class Officer I Cisca I, 2 WALSH, FRANCIS JOSEPH St. Leo Interclass Basketball I, 2, 3, Lightweight Football I, 2, 3 Track 2, 4 WHEATLEY, RICHARD MARTIN Little Flower Interclass Basketball I, 2, 3, Cisca I Track I, 2, 3, 4 YORE, WILLIAM MICHAEL Little Flower Interclass Basketball I, 2 4 4 46 Wullnam Arzbacchcr John Bradshaw Wllllam Brink Thomas Buckley James Burns Thomas Carny Francis Cavanaugh 'Paul Dlllon John Dornagalsku John Donnelly Franrns Fnshcr Francis Fullclcchla Clarence Frost Robert Hannon John Harbaugh John Joyce Rn harcl Krahn Arthur Leach Ronald Malcc John McKinney Donald Mclvlanarncy James Morganclli Ruchard Murphy John OVBTICH Lawrcncc O'Brucn Jchn Phllrpp Raymond Picard John Powcr Robert Rlordan Joseph Rice Ccrald Rowan Thomas Shannon Frcdcrrck Sheehan John Shcfcuk Wrllram Shclclk Paul Sorncrs Wrlllam Stapleton Cornclrus Sullnvan Ruchard Torpy James Trant Wnllnam Vondcr Herdc Wllllanw Walter Thomas Whelan Edward Whltc JUNIOR HONORMEN JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS 47 'l , 51 11' l31'-X: Lawrence O'Brien, Edward White, Arthur Leach, Robert 3B: Frank Cavanaugh, Daniel Breen, Richard Madden, Thomas Riordan. Cheffv- ' 3D: John Simnick, John Donnelly, Thomas Carey. 3C: John O Ewen' Clarence Frost' Frank l:'She't 3F: Robert Hannon, Gerald Brennan, John Bradshaw, Frank Camp- 3E3 Charles Hanley, James Doyle, John Norris, Bernard Kilgariff, belli 3l'l: William Brink, Cornelius Sullivan, Raymond Picard, John 36: William Larkin, Robert Dahlke, Gerald Keane, Brian Calvin. Power. JUNIOR CLASSES BACK1 George Lagoni, Eugene Brennan, George Lindeman, Eugene Rowley, Dan Maloney, Raymond Cramer, Carroll Treder, Mike O'Connor, Gerald Flanigan, Bob Riordan. THIRD: Jack Joyce, Art Zerega, Joe Rice, Ed Howland, Jim Tidwell, Jack Shefcik, Ed Barrett, Ed White, Don Stack. SECOND: Bob Curley, Art Leach, Jim Burns, Adam Pientka, Fred Sheehan, Bill McMahon, Cyril Kinanc James Morganelli. FIRST: William Rowan, Tom Whelan, Paul Sorners, Jim Shannon, Bill Shefcik, Frank l-lalbauer, Larry O'Brien. lfrnlfiwr l,1lll'!l'X,Y lJrnlf1r'rlfr'r1rlf4'Vi BACK: Pat Loftus, Bill Arzbaecher, Dan Breen, Dick Kelly, Bill Graham, Dick Murphy, Paul Dahm, Frank Burke, Bob Mangan. THIRDZ Tom Reilly, Bob Hylard, Al Duffy, Dick Krahn, Frank Clark, Bill Stapleton, Eugene Barry, Dick Madden. Ed Dillon, John Philipp. SECOND: Jack Harbaugh, Ron Malec, Richard Connelly, Jack Ryan, Bob Owens, John Scully, Bill Griffith. Tom Cherry. FIRST: Jack Chivatero, Norman McGrath, Ed Condon, Martin Maney, Edward Conway, Ed Connolly, Frank Cayanaugh, Don Stofko, l CLASS 3C- lirwlliwr' llfrlwi BACK: John O'Brien, Jack Peel, John Lydon, Deane Thomas, Robert Mulhern, George Smith, Frank Fisher, John Allen, Jack Parker, Thomas McAuliffe. THIRD: Edward Perry, Fred Nicholson, James McMahon, John , Knight, Norbert Plecki, Gerald Rohan, Richard Bohart, Den Ryan, George Barker. SECOND: Willratri O'Connell, Harry Obarski, Gerald lVlcCarthy, John Dwyer, Edward lVlcLaLighlln, Frank Kirn, Thomas Ma- loney, Don Mueller. 4 FIRST: David Newquist, Irving Forster, Clarence Frost, Ron Wagiwer, Jack Pillar, William Blake, Philip Lee. BACK: Robert Crowley, John O'Toole, Tom Carey, Dan Trues- dale, William Vonder Heade, Eugene Baldwin, Robert Joyce, John Donnelly, Andrew Gallagher, Terry Kenney. THIRD: Tom Glynn, Frank Filicicchia, Eugene Rizzardo, John Durkin, Vincent Getty, Willuanw Bushnell, Richard Boyna, Thomas Buckley, SECOND: David IVlcKee, Thomas Shannon, Edward Malone, Pat BRA B. A. O,Ql-NNN Bronson, Ronald lvlazzoni William Walter, Richard Torpy, Don Mclxflanamey. fir-riwnil S-'i't'r1r-4' FIRST: Thomas Blattner, Leonard O'Brien, Al Payola, William Dugan, James Trant, Donald Tesmend, Jack Simnick, CLASS 3DTlJrnlf ,.-, -lffm-fr - V I - I ulfn Hlrlll L BR. C. P, LYONS I '., lift I .Nfr',x, I ' 'IN - ,ii 5 5 ,, A M 'X H1 'X BACK: Emmett Knlgarltf, John Kung, Joseph Coyle, John Cotter, Clayton O'Rourke, Crarrett Doyle, James Doyle THIRD: John O'Connor, John Norns. Tom Courtney. Robert 'I Burke, Donald Wrlluams, Ronald Munuat, Leo Dugnan, Frank Hennessy. SECOND: Jehn NXICKIIWVICY, Jack Gleason, Nneholas Neyluert, Robert Dton, Robert Holrnes, Clrftord Casey, Thomas Schaar. FIRST: John Dornagalskr, John Cramer, Wnlllam SITWIIIW, Ted Nloskal, Charles Hanley, Walter Byrne. lirolfrwr -Nlllllllllllll my 1 4. I '21 CLASS BF- lfmllrf-r rxflmw BACK: Bob Martrn, Jack Fueld, Make Keaty, Bob Bourget, George Charnberlnn, George Weathered, James Qornn, Tom Vidak, Erwin Pagkowski, Jack McCarthy. THIRD: Ralph May, Jerry Brennan, Don Fish, Charles Dellorto, Leonard Nowakowski, John Bradshaw, Jack Dunne, Raymond Kelly, Dan Coppe, Bruno Janecku. SECOND: Ed Warner, Frank Campbell, John Morphy, John P. O'Connor, Tom Koemmeth, Bull Byrne, John Crerghton, Jum Land, Art Lyman. FIRST: Bull Carey, Duck Eber, Lawrence McNamara, Frank Shannessy, John Conroy, Joe Hennessy, Bob Han- non, John North. CLASS 3G-- fffiffffif fm I BACK: Larry Meehan, George Mangin, Charles Leitelt, Jack Cummings, Jack Linehan, Jerry Keane, Bob Mauloft, Jack Graham. THIRD: Brian Galvin, Bill Larkin, John Mulherin, Gene Kap- pelman, Jim Malone, Harry Maloney, Tom Kielty. SECOND: Bob Leen, Bob Dahlke, Frank McMullin, Jim Stein, Ray Moran, Bernard Lundy. FIRST: Bob Schafer, Don Van Bramer, Bob Pallardy, John Listowski, Dick Betourney. BACK: Joe Whelan, James Carrey, James Mclnerney, Joe Savard, Jack O'Brien, Frank Kelly, Jerry Carberry, Jack Ryan. THIRD: Ed Mahoney, John Power, Charles Ritz, Tom Connolly, Ray Mitchell, Walter Tumpane, William Dignan, Morton Mills, James Godfrey. SECOND: Jack Clark, Jack O'Neill, Robert Joyce, John Heady, Richard Degitis, William O'Shea, Ray Picard, Cornelius Sul- livan. FIRST: Don Law, William Lee, Richard Gavin, Ardwin Boyer, Williain Brink, Pete Scales, William Nolan. lmrufliir Illllllllll 1 fhlfzhw A - 52 George Arllhoch Rlch.1rrlBerrlelIe James Bergman Donald Brown James Burke Patllr k Butler Donald Callaghan Robert Connors Robert Crabb Joseph Dnctz John Drazba Thomas Emerson Leo Flynn Wtlluarn Garner Gerald Cubbons John Haggerty Thomas Hart George Hayes Walter Katser James Keleher Leo Ktley John Landuyt John Lenchan John Mahony James Mangan Donald McAvoy Bernard McCtnnts Andrew McKenna Davtcl McNamara Thomas McNamara Joseph McNntt Thomas Monahan James Moore John Newman Donald O'Connor Rlchard Ostroskn Arthur Picard Erlward Powers Eclward Procter Joseph Schwtrzr Bruno Smarrlack Robert Sullivan James Stebbtns Robert Stephens James Thorstarl Vlnrent Vacca Anthony Verbiscar 53 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS CLASS ZA: James Moore, John Sink, Fred Tuch, Donald Wodrich, UJ v Y .VJ G 5 e H Y Y 1 sz v l Fl L A .L vs' an ea... CLASS ZB: John Lene- han, Thomas Emerson, Bernard McGinnis, Leo Flynn. CLASS ZC: James Ken- nedy, Thomas Hyland, James Cerrity, Richard Broehl. CLASS ZD: Walter Kai- ser, Anthony Verbis- car, Gerald Garren, Donald McAvoy. CLASS ZE: William Gar- ner, Russell Meritt, Robert Crabb, Leo Kiley. CLASS ZF: Charles Cody, Joseph Cunningham, Evan Evans, Martin Lawrence. CLASS ZC: Patrick Red- den, Warren Crabb, John Mclnerney, Rob- ert McDonald, CLASS ZH: Howard Schick, Frank Johnson, Jack lVlcCowan, Torn O'NClll. CLASS ZK: John Hogan, John Cioldrick, William Thelan, CLASS ZM: William Dris- coll, Robert Conway, Eugene Collins, John Henry. SOPHOMORE CLASSES BACK: Edward Blgane, Jus I Rerchel, Thomas Monahan, Bon Rush, Fred Tuch, Don Worlrlclw, James Moore, Wnllravww Ludwig, Bruce O'lVlcra, Don Lewan- clowski. THIRD: Bob Kung, Jack Sunls, Bob Collins, Charles Phlllnps, Joe Follnard. Clarence Bohlrng, Bal: Callender, Joe Royal. SECOND: Robert Remo, Bull Glasgow, Thomas Brrmrngham, Gerald Krick, Albert Czalkuw- ski, Jim Shanahan, XMIIIILTITW IVIC- Nlahon, Ronald Des Chalelets FIRST: Edward Pence, John Clazier, Harold Ballatln, Froll Healy, James Schroeder, Bob Mode, Rlchard O'Farrell, BACK: Harry Nash, AI Smar, dack, Jack Lynch, Jules Helfron, Leo Flynn, Joseph Graff, Jack lvllchala, Art Chuunarcl, Joseph Noonan. THIRD: Bernard IVICC-unnus, Bull Reully, Alfred Moran, Bob Sulli- van, Bob Scott, Arthur Puck-nl, Thomas Hart, Rlcharcl Ostrow- ski, Jack Drazba, Jrmes Thor- stad. SECOND: Don Roberts, Vxfulllam Philpoft, Dennns Hogan, Peter Fell, Tom lVlcNamara, John Lenehan, John Kaczmarczyk, Wayne Barker. FIRST: Thomas Emerson, Chrre O'Rellly, Tom Lydon, Jum Daly Bob Stephens, Donald Callahan, John Pereira, Gerald Clbbons. SACK: Bill Foran, Robert C. Mc- 2C-'lfrnlliur FIIINAI Shane, Andy Sloyan, Tom Kir- gis, Joe Szuba, Jim Ge-rrity, Pete Quinn, Mike Gill, Bill S 5 O'Shea. THIRD: John Godfrey, Dick Broehl, Pat Devlin, Jim Calla- han, Richard Warman, Bob Wit- teman, Ed Thielen, Jim Griffin, Bob Mackey, Tom Hyland. SECOND: John Curry, George Williams, Chester Thompson, Lee Gerber, William Reppen, Joe McNicholcs, Clifford Kulik, Jim Kennedy. FlRST: Bill Gump, Allan Witry, Jack Schulwrth, Harry Somers, Tom Young, Don Morrissey, Tom Birkenmeyer, Jim Gaskin. BACK: Gerald Garren, Ernie Skraby, John Landuyt, Don MC- Avoy, William Boylan, Robert lngwersen, Frank Kahl, Joseph Dietz, John Murphy, Don O'Connor. THIRD: John Burke, Joe Geimer, James Littleton, Walter Kaiser, Charles Lief, John l-lagarty, Ed- ward Payilonis, Tony Verbiscar, Thomas Caron. SECOND: Edward Janiak, Jack Hartig, John Reynia, Edward Lucas, William O'Brien, John Neylon, Dick Berdelle, Don Brown. FIRST: William Bartolotti, James Stebbins, Ken McBrady, James Blossom, James Kristof, Victor Dion, Edward Wysocki, Miller, George Adlhoch Jim Rehfel l John M honey ob Nolan, Robert Connors, Law- BACK: David McNamara, Dick 4, a B rence Brophy, James Mangan. THIRD: James Bergmann, Joe Schwier, Andy McKenna, Robert Braithwaite, Nick Millard, Ed- ward Glavin, Robert Crable, Ed- ward Pendergast, James Kele- her, Joseph McNitt. SECOND: Ed O'Hara, Leo Kiely, Jim Harrigan, Tom Gres, Robert Martin, Jack Mclnerney, Daniel Henry, Ed Mercer. FIRST: George Hayes, William Newman, Dave Powers, James Burke, William O'Meara, James McNicholas, William Garner, Russell Merritt. CLASS 2D-fm' 1f-f - 11 fri 1 ff D O SS Hfll1lll'fl.lIIl'l4 BACKi Donald Trrnen, Jack Zlegler, Martrn La w r e n c e, James McCarthy, Muchael Fla- herty, Patrrck Butler, Leo Mul- ler, James Madden. THIRD: James Murray, Charles Cody, Louus Cardwell, Len Mc- Laughlin, Jack Nlannnng, Frank Powers, John Greene, Bud Dore, Evan Evans. SECOND: Raymond Hmlomwlcz, Alfred Vuncent, Ruhert Ho- gan, Frank Potter, John Mc- Greal, Bull Burke, Nurlwert Brossmer, Frank Byrnes FIRST: John Walsh, Joseph Cun- nrngham, Paul Graff, James Whlte, Lawrence Rutsay, Jrm Kane, Edward McCue. BACK: Chas. Oluver, Jrm Cun- nungham, Bob McDonald, Bull Kramer, John James, Jack Mc- Inerney, Bill Dewan, Henry Testrn THlRD: VVilllam Meegan, VVars ren Crabb, John North, Bull Frtzgerald, Thomas Lake, Pat Redclen, George Frtterer, Ed Sherldan, Anthony Karrls. SECOND: Tom Doherty, Anthony Zelasko, Muchael VVhlte, Earl Calonder, Rrchard Curry, Spen- cer Framke, Bull Juclk, Earl Weber. FlRST:Edward Paper, Martun So- pocy, David Lnohy, Theodore Lrtak, James Delaney, Edmund Sheehy, Gerald Gerard. BACK: Dan Bagley, Edward Ho- gan, James Creedon, Joseph Paslerb, James McShane, Davud Coffey, Jack Hutchtnson, Jack Bird, Robert Lelzlls THIRD: James Grogan, Tom O'NerIl, Jack Duffy, James Harte, Wrllnanw Claussen, John McLaughlin, J a C ls Donovan, George Cappy. SECOND: James Qutnlan, Ray Cornyn, Vrncent Vacca, Frank Johnson, James Lundy, Rolwert Strasser, FIRST: Joseph Miles, Bull Fergus, Howard Schick, Edward Klopp, Dan Schoheld, Jack McGowan, E Ii. Ill BR. R, L. CONNOLLY BR M H BRADLEY BR C F LAWLESS llmluii fn llwfi BACK: Robert Quinn, Pat Beary, Don Poli5h, Robert Kelly, Roger M c La u g h I i n, Bob Schultz, Michael Collins, Don Clraharn. THIRD: John Murphy, Jack Ouirke, Phil Sheridan, Arthur Branigan, Wi I I ia nw Mokate, Frank Cullen, John J. Moriarty, Don Fox, George Duffy. SECOND: Anthony Mulcahy, Joe Corman, Bill Thelan, Bill Casey, John Coldrick, Jamee Sullivan, Charles Cullo, Richard Solski. FIRST: John Hogan, Jerry Barnes, Edward Brennan, George Greenwald, Bob Cook, Edward Heilrnann, John M. Moriarlty. BACK: Lawrence Parker, Rich- ard Byrnes, Tom Craven, George Horne, Bill Ryan, Neal McCann, James O'Donnell, Thomas Forry, Richard Landis. THIRD: Thomas Quan, Jamis White, Robert Schubert, Rich- ard Nelson, Robert Quan, John Henry, John O'I3rien, Eugene Morris, SECONDS James Dennigan, Pat Donovan, James A, Daly, Eugene Collins, Maurice Kane, C-erald Carrig. FIRST: Williain Moroney, Wil- liam Driscoll, Robert Kurtz, Cler- ald Neises, Robert Conway, Allan Chartrand, I 58 Ollnrlo AIO Frederlek Banlcku Norbert Beaudoun Benlamun Beazley John Beuunk Ruhard Bllllih Thomas Blake Bernard Burke Paul Butler Geralll Carden Ruchard Daw Drwnalll Delaney Nkfnllxam Denison Cmnt-Isus Drlscoll Wnlluanw Dunlap Theznas Dunn Joseph Egan Fretlerrck Evans Franc ns Fullwalk lohn Frawley Robert Fruln Chnstonher Gleason James Gruener John Hallsgan Robert Haney Etlwartl Keating Dnnalcl Kerrlgan Francns Kratzer Robert Kunka Ronald Lasuk George Marklun Richard Mauck Robert McCue Daniel McMahon Thomas McTlgu3 Erlwarrl Merlca Eltw-1rrlMltchell Andrew Monson Vvrlluam M Morrussey Josegh Mullin Raymond Murray Dennrs O'Bruen Lawrence O'Keeie James Passerellr Guenther Phlllpp Robert Quznn Donald Rohan John Rohan John Rowbotham Kenneth Sana Ellward S1 hell Robert Schreuber .loxeph Shannon Carl Stahl Danrel Stewart Rlcharcl Stump W.3lter Sweeney Carl Truparn John Turner James Walerwga Donald Walsh Wrllram Wrlklns Frerlerlck Wheaton James Whelton y-. gs FRESHMAN HONORMEN ,W-, 'N' I 3- ZX, V QCP ff' '75 41 la' is Y any 3 5 .r 11 5 s'- af' ,- V '- 1 ff- ,4- gk l U SJ 59 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS XJVNI ,, , A , . A A A. 'H' I S A -XL wiv if Q ,Al LASS IA: Treas. John Mullin, Pres. John CLASS IB: Vice-Pres. Ben Beazley, See. Turner, Sec. Walter Sweeney, Vice-Pres. James Gleason, Treas. Guenther Philipp Thomas Dunn. Pres, Joseph Egan, LASS ID: Vice-Pres. Richard Daw, Pres. Robert l-laney, Treas. James Cruener, SCC. Edward Nlerica. sent: Pres. Joseph Shannon. LASS IC: Pres. James Walenga, Vice- CLASS IH: Treas. Edward lVlcQuaid, Sec Pres. Peter Henry, Treas. Stanley Laff, Donald Walsh, Pres. John Kelly, Vice- Sec. Frank Fillwalk. Pres. John Beuink. CLASS IE: Sec. Fred Wheaton, Vice-Pres. Dennis O'Brien, Treas. Robert Phee, Ab- CLASS IC: Vice-Pres. James Passarelli, Treas. William Dunlap, Pres. Daniel Stew- art, Sec. William Wilkins. CLASS IF: Sec, William Denison, Vice- Pres. Robert Schreiber, Treas. Edward Schell, Pres. Donald Rohan. CLASS IK: Sec, James Cassidy, Treas. Wil- liam Ehrhart, Vice-Pres. Daniel Nlclvla- hon, Pres. Fred Banicki. CLAS A Q S lirullwr fflllllllllly .An A - PROFESSOR J. W. RElNl'lARDT lfllglixll. Lulin Qfbdmfw F5 gifk ,f Q4 ,J . CLAS S lfrnlfivr King FRESHMAN CLASSES BACK: Tom Dunn, Tom Blake, John Walsh, John Rohan, Joe Fogarty, Bob Mahoney, Bernard Burke, Alfred Acou, John Wil- liams, Bob Murphy, THIRD: James Healy, Fred Evans, Harold Parcell, Bob Mc- Cue, Jack Naso, John Turner, Paul Masquelier, Charlie Braze, John Sheehan. SECOND1 Jim Whelton, Tom Quinn, Don Delaney, Don Ker- rigan, John McCeehan, Leo Kehoe, Joe Mullin, Godfrey Cronin. FIRST: Walter Sweeney, Richard Mauck, Torn Jennings, Norbert Beaudoin, Cornelius Driscoll, Bill Mahoney, Ted Davenport. BACK: Joseph Egan, Richard Deuerling, Edwin Wood, Robert Brady, Jerome Dahm, Robert Fruin, Paul Butler, David Ducey. THIRD: Fred C-undlach, Cuen- ther Philipp, Benjamin Beazley, John Howard, Edward Graney, Norbert Zakrzewski, Edward O'Malley, Dick Steinhauer, Ed- ward Mitchell, SECOND: Theodore Pazure, Ed- mund Rakowski, Neal Ciraney, Thomas Joyce, James Gleeson, Ray Hallsfein, Dan Cleary, Dan Brady. FIRST: Willard O'Brien, Peter Vandenorth, Bob Larnbird, Bill Cook, Maurice Cullo, Clifford Lorefh, William Byrne. BACK: Leonard Galkantas, Jon Gill, George Burgess, lvlartin Lynch, Chuck Adams, Bill Wil- kens, Millard Kahne, Thomas Murray, Ed lylarszewski, THIRD: Vincent Gannusciu, Jim Cleary, Bula Peel, Bill Dunlap, Daniel Stewart, Robert Angland, James Passarelli, Clair DeFrew, Patrick Foley, John Wcmziwiak. SECOND: Bob Kunka, Charles George, Edward James, George Dempsey, Raymond Forgette, Jim Kelly, John Carroll, Guy Conlin. FlRST: Roger Sullivan, John Curran, Richard Gabriel, Richard Stump, George Mackin, John Murphy, Bill Drury, Bruno Scodro. Back: Bill Morrissey, Dan Mc- Clory, Jerry Esposito, James Vtfallace, Larry O'Keefe, Edward Roche, James Battistoni, Jerome Cummings, Karl Tripam. THIRD: Edward Collins, Bill Walslw, Frank Faikucy, Jim Hawkey, Edward lvlerica, Fred Bomrad, James Gruener, Chris Gleason, Bob Quinn, Felix Cac- hey. SECOND1 Tom Ryan, John Row- botham, James Driscoll, Richard Egan, Alexander Goulet, Robert Haney, James Kelty, Herbert Yates, FlRST: Kenneth Sana, Maurice Spillane, Ernest Lynch, Carl L. Miller, Olindo Alo, Patrick Daw, Frank Kratzer, Don Malloy, SS .IC--llrnlfivr lwffrix 0 5 O CLA 5' ' lakwstws PROFESSOR T. G. LUKAS BR, P. C. BREEN BR. E. G. PILON lfriglfsli IJIIIIAII, I','ll,QlfNll, I ii SS .I D1 lfrulliwr lfrrullf y SS .I E- lfrolfwr l'ilnn F5 C3 05,123 mi- SS lirnlfwr King .. A C IG-lfrollwr Pilon. BACK: Eugene Przybysz, Wll llarn Morrlssey, Robert Phee Don Znck, Ruchard Weller, To Burke, John Tomlsek, Ja:ne Maloney. Carl Stahl. THIRD: Jack Ray, Andrew Mon son, Charles Bradley, Ed Dug gan, Dennls O'Brien, Jame Bowman, Ken Maschek, To McHugh, Fred Bedore, Geralc Culllnan. SECOND: Raymond Murray, Ed ward Keating, George Heltlng Joe Shannon, Fred Wheaton Connle Ryan, Raymond Urchell Joe Ftnnegan. Bob CIVOUX, Thonqg XfVelsh, Alex Arvla, Dayld Doyle Edward McCarthy, John Fravvley Vincent Hartmann, J am e Lynch. BACK: John Loftus, Don Rohan Patrick Meegan, S a I v a to r Catanzaro, Trevett McCanna Howard O'Rourke, Dan Farrell Ronald Lasik, Bull Ganey, Joh: Kelly. THIRD: James Ebzery, Bnl Sheehy, James Stead, Rober Schrellaer, Earl Mackey, Joh West, Thomas Blais, Jerry Tour vvlle, Edward Gordon. SECOND: Donald Strassvr, Mar tln Darcy, Rnchard Dwyer, Henr Cotter, John Quanlan, Jame Lee, Bob Meade, Jlm McCor muck. FIRST: James Gallagher, Thoma McGrath, Wulllam Denlso n David Hafele, Ralph Wllle, Ed ward Schell, Tom FJI'lIlII'l,Q. BACK: Raymond Perry, Rudolph Dvorak, John Slepskl, Art Skun- ner, Raymond Lagonl, Raymonc Caplis, Frank Fillwalk, Jame Sulllvan, Jerry Carden. THIRD: Jack Matthews, John Gallagher, James Adler, Paul Nugent, Stanley Latt, Don Basko, John Benton, John Slum- kus, Jerry Dempsey. Wllllam Kane. SECOND: Don Foster, Frank MC- Gulre, John Powers, James Walenga, Joseph Partoll, Edward O'Connor, Pete Henry, John Carmody, John O'Shea. FIRST: John Flynn, Rlchard Bllllsh, Robert Kealy, Roy Evans, James Cavanaugh, Tom Flana- gan, Wllllam Whirutv, .lohr Lencke. PROF. S. R. KLONOWSKI, BACK I David Barrot t, Jim Reilly, Dominick Mele, John BL'LllITl4,MClVll1 l'lJFl1I'l1CI',pCl'CI' Filipas, Frank Berls, Thomas Henry, Donald Schuman, Elmer Stengel. THIRD: Gerald Weber, Donald Morrison, Robert Hucls, Jack Devens, John Lynch, Don Cogh- lan, John Ondeck, Thomas Reid, Gerald Evans. SECOND: Bob McDermott, Rob- ert Loftus, John Kelly, Art Caraher, Donald Walsh, Arthur Follenweider, Don Carpenter, Michael Mc lnerney, FIRST: Richard Swendrzynski, John l-lealy, Donald Mc Kendry, John lvlehigan, Don Dewey, Joe May, Armand Coppe. BACK: William Leonard, Robert Dolmetsch, Patrick Talbot, Wil- liam McMurray, Richard Wor- den, Robert C-arrey, Fred Ba- nicki, Francis Doyle, Lawrence Lynch. THIRD: Michael Mullen, John O'Neill, Bob Ormsby, John Roche, John Halligan, Dennis Spencer, Vincent Lombardo, John McNamara, Joseph Deady, James Burke. SECOND: Daniel Mclvlahon, John Murphy, Donald Chilardi, John Morrison, Fred Richard, Bob Scanlon, Thomas McTigue, John Morrissey, FIRST: Robert Freeman, William Daley, William Ehrhart, Joseph Ryan, Joseph Carroll, James Cassidy, Dale l-lalling, Philip Rapp. , . V - . 5 , .,. 3,--..:V.!--,5-L--Z... I PROP. P. C-, BROSNAHAN f..lll'lIli,Xfl i . f'fii.xf1's ll H1 lfrnlliwr Sllllllllllll q S .I K-Br11flir'r SIIIIIIIIOII. N05HTHNH,H3COMPLETE WTTH- OUT A BALANCED PROGRAM OF AVTIVITIES TO SATISFY THE TASTES AND TALENTS OF ALL LEO FATHER'S CLUB BAGKi Carl Miller, James J. Joyce, E. L. lVlcQuaid, George Donovan, MIDDLE: John F. McKee, Charles W. Baggott, James lvl. Ryan, Guenther M. Philipp, John J. Sullivan. FRONT: James F. Doody, John J. McNamara, Joseph Tesmond, Michael Powers. Officers of the Fathers' Club Chaplain Very Rev. Msgr. P, F, Shewbridgc Honorary President Rev. Bro. P D. McCarthy President John J. McNamara Immediate Past President John F. MCKCQ First Vice-President James M. Ryan Second Vice-President James J. Dovdy Recording Secretary Martin J, Maney Corresponding Secretary John Butler Treasurer Guenther M. Philipp The Fathers' Glub commands the respect and admiration of the entire student body, for it is this club that promotes most of the extra school events held throughout the school year, The annual football and basketball banquets, held to , honor the members of Leo's athletic squads. the band, and the ' i faculty, are sponsored by the Fathers' Glub. lt is this group, too, I that provides the necessary financial backing for the junior and senior proms. The Fathers' Glub also conducts monthly skating 1 K., If arties at St. Sabina Gommunit Center. l . D , Y, ,, l ,,N...l General meetings are held in the school auditorium once a f ' I month, lngenuity and industry has been shown in making these i ,EO satis' gatherings both varied and appealing. One featured sports moviesq -. 'i another, billed as a variety entertainment and open house, ate B ' 2 tracted lOOO fathers and sons, the largest such meeting in the I W history of the school. 2 .ff Q! 1 mx, ff,. , . . ,J The officers of the club, with Brother Terry, club moderator, f V' meet weekly in the school library to plan and arrange their activi- i QM ties. The LION extends its thanks and congratulations to Brother E Y , ' Terry and the men of the Fathers' Club for their fine work in the ' ' ,I past school year. M55 4. 4. V! IIII ,, 4- LN., VTX 2,531 W ,i MFL! wg, l X MOTHERS' CLUB Presiclent7M rs. OFFICERS John E. Trant Vice President-Mrs. John McKee Rec. Sec.-Mrs. Cor. Sec.fMrs. Treas.fMrs. R. Val Mahoney C. Seavers J. Schofield EXECUTIVE BOARD Membership Chanrman7Mrs. F. T. Sujack Program Mrs Thomas Stapleton Pu iclty Mrs F Fsh Courtesy M rs D W. Cotter House Mrs Peter Henry Auditing Mrs James Joyce Revision Mrs James Kiley Past President Mrs Thomas Curley 1 I it 'ff' Mrs. Trant Mrs. Joyce Mrs. Kilcy Mrs. McKee Mrs. Henry Mrs. Stapleton Mrs. Cotter Mrs. Seavers Mrs. Schofield Mrs. Mahoney Mrs. Curley Mrs. Fish Mrs. Sujack 68 - Associate Editor n M Robert Devune Don Walsh - Associate Joe Linehan Dari Norton Bill Kurtz Pat Moore John Matushek Allan O'Dea lfffpx lflzsirmu ,NllNH'f.N ,'ll'l .'lI'fI'lI'fl'l'.N I.'f1'i'1llatifiri THE LION lt is not without a slight feeling of pride that we present the l945 LION. The LION staff this year was confronted with wartime regulations and red tape as had never been experienced by any previous annual staff. Nevertheless, we confidently feel that we have retained the high standard of former volumes ofthe LION. '--. All advertising was done 'X - ' - away with to conserve paper. For the same reason, extra care was used in the planning of each page in order to utilize all space possible. We take this opportunity to thank the principal and faculty for backing our efforts, and the students for their enthusiastic response to our subscription and patron drives. We thank Especially Mr, Roche and Mrs, amels of Root Studiog Mr. I Motherway, Mr. Mann, and Mr. Cage of the Pontiac En- graving Company: and Mr. Buckhart and Mr. Clarke o the Clarke-McElroy Publishing' 'I 'ff P f BR. G. P. LYONS Company, whose kindly efforts were all the more appreciated be- Lmii .'l104ll'flIf0f cause they were working under severe material and labor shortages. Z THE ORIOLE l SCHOCL PAPER HAS ACTIVE YEAR For seventeen years Leo's school paper, the Oriole, has been one of the most appreciated and well-liked of the school's varied extra-curricular activities. Brother Croke, moderator of the Oriole, has had considerable experience with school publications, and under his direction the paper has achieved a popularity it has rarely, if ever, reached before. Edited by a capable, eager staff, it provides an accurate record of school events, together with feature articles and editorials, which combine to form an excellent, well-balanced newspaper. No recommendations are laid down for staff members, other than that they must be honor English students, and be interested in journalism. Most staff members begin in first year. and as they grow in experi- ence and abality, take over key positions on the staff. Due to war restrictions, the T9 number of issues published each ,y - is year has been cut down, but this T - tt is more than made up for by the - fact that superior quality is a re- sult of the longer time available for preparation of each edition. MW The LION salutes its brother u 1-1 iournalists, and congratulates them on their excellent work of the past year. Me J . SITTING: William Shefcik, Wil- liam Voncler Heide, Andrew Placco, Editor l945, Robert De- vane, Editor IQ44, Robert l-lylard, Rev. Brother P. B. Croke, Moderator, John Shef- cik. STANDING: Andrew Mc Kenna, Thomas Reilly, Joseph Linehan, William Kurtz, Patrick Moore, James Shannon, Paul Somers, James White, Donald Law, David McNamara. if REV. BR. P, B. CROKE .lluili'rri1nl'. Ufiuli' BACK: Jim Kelly, Jim Quinn, Ed Eckel, John Kaczmarczyk, Clarence Frost, Ben Cosgrove, Ed Thielen, Wayrwr B rker Arthur L mun J1ck Murnh Leonard Nowakowski , y . , . L y, , THIRD: Bob Martin, Jack Field, Harry Nash, Al Smardack, Leo Flynn, Joe Ciraff, Jules Heffron, Frank Fiswer Arzbaecher, Bob Byrnes, SECONDi Martin Quinn, Harry Somers, Norbert Zakrzewski, Clifford Kulik, Benjamin, Beazley, James Blossom, Jim Claw son, Tom Birkenmeier, Tom Young, Ed Fitzgerald. D Bushnell Don Fi LEO BAND ACTIVITIES Leo s concert band composed of about l2O students is the most popu ar extra curricular activity in the school excluding sports The band members practice diligently for an hour and a half each morning and the enthusiastic re sponse which greets the band at all its appearances is proof enough of the suc cess of these early morning practices The band is featured at all entertain ments held in the school throughout the school year and lends a gay touch to the pep meetings held before important foot' ball and basketball games, During the football season the music-makers played at every game, and were welcomed, not only for their excellent renditions of foot- ball songs and marches. but also for their unique cheers and marching formations. The bands activities are climaxed each year by Leo's annual spring concert, this year held in the middle of May. These concerts are well attended by both the students and their parents, and have f-xg ,MX fe- 1 ,f 1, I' FRONTL Dan Norton, Ed Dillon, Mike Gill, Jack Richert, Bill Sta leton, Tom Hart, Bob Fruin, Bob Deuerling, Jack Clwrkc Bill , N , sh, - - f ' ' E 1 o 5 ,I - i 'six ' ' played a major part in securing for the rywliiirrfii band the popularity it novv enjoys, PROP. CUIDO MATTEI A flf f 'LQ' BACK: John Creighton, Ray Kelly, Jack Lenehan, Cieorge Williams, Bill Carey, Joe Munson, Thomas Lydon, Joe Hennessy, Dayicl McKee, Lawrence McNamara, Frank Kelly, Bob l-lylard. THIRD: l-larry Fitzsimmonds, C-eorge Chamberlin, Bernard lVlcC,innis, John Michala, Dick Murphy, Larry Cunningham, Charles Ritz, Joe Feldner, Don Walsh, Ralph May, Theodore Pazure. SECOND: Tom Emerson, Don Callaghan, Daniel Brady, Jack North, Dan Cleary, Ed St. Ville, Willarcl O'Brien, Bob Lam- bird, Bill Cook, Clifford Lorgth, Willianw Byrne. FRONT: Bill Reilly, Arthur Picard, lrving Forster, John Scully, John Philipp, John Bradshaw, Paul Butler, Guenther Philipp, Nlaiiricc Leahy, Vxfalter Vxfard, Bob lvliller, LEO BAND PERSONNEL 'fi Brother Terry, moderator of the band, has held this position for the past f' , two years, having succeeded Brother Collins, who was transferred to Cardinal ' .D Farley Military Academy in New York in - fi the summer of l9-43 after sevew consecu- ' .r i ji' tive years as moderator of the band, There it , is naturally a great deal of effort involve'l -i. ,N in taking charge of a band, and under I Brother Terry's influence and direction, Leos band has achieved a high standing X ,. N among the high school bands of the city. V E lvlr, Cluido lvlattei, conductor of the band. fy has had wide experience in the field of ,J music, and is well known for his excellent J conducting, The artistic success of the If ' 5, band is due not only to his expert tech- b L nique in teaching, but also to his charm 7 to of manner. Outstanding in the various sections of the band are Bill Arzbaecher, trumpet, , Don Walsh, clarinet: Jack Richert, sax- ophone, Irving Forster, trombone, Jack Scully, baritone: Dan Norton and l-larry Fitzsimmons, drumsg and Larry Cunning- BROTHER W' O. TERRY V ham. French horn. Html! .1l.irl.'f.ii,lf ff g, 72 Kim DRAMA ' ws KFQQ I if B sf F5 My , . . -. ,. .-.- . l Nl C STANDING: John Bradshaw, Bob Mahoney, Edward Powers, George Chamberlain, Kenneth Sana, David J. McNamara, Fred Evans, William Graham, Lawrence Brophy, George Lagoni. SEATED: Mr. Fahey, Joseph Hen-- nessey, Jack Mclnerney, Louis Cardwell, Daniel Norton, John Philipp, Brother Gaskie. FRONT ROW! Dan Truesdale, Ed- ward O'l-lara, lrvin Donlon, William Walsh. i Leo's dramatic club was under new management this year. Brother Gaskie and Mr. Fahey succeeded Brother Lyons and Mr. McKenna as moderator and dramatic coach, respectively, of the group. Under their direction two outstanding plays were produced in the past year. The Mysterious Stranger, a one-act Christmas play, was presented on De- cember l9 and ZO. ln April the dramatic club outdid itself with the presentation of Lucifer's Lodge, an eerie hair-raiser in three acts. Three seniors and two juniors made up the cast of The Mysterious Stranger. The play was concerned with three down-and- outers who found their way back on Christmas Eve. Bud Donlon was cast in a difficult role, symbolizing the spirit of Christmas. Bob Hylard lent a comedy twist to the play as Bill Hos- i karts, a fuiiwiedged hobo. l As an illustration of the dra- BROTHER J. B. CASKH5 matic club's ambition and ability, two .'Wffflf'i'f11fff separate casts were used in the several performances of Lucifer's Lodge. Such an arrangement gave more stu- dents who were dramatically inclined an opportunity to gain experience and display their talents. No less than four separate villains were involved in the Dlot. George Lagoni was cast as the wolf-man: Dan Norton was a cannibalistic old Ger- man. Dr. Lucifer, the sinister scientist about whose insanity the play re- volves, was played by George Chamberlain and Dan Truesdale. Art Zerega T took the part of Kuku, the head-hunting Jivaro Indian. The setting of m the play was in a lonely New England farmhouse. Lucifer's Lodge, was PROF. J. G. FAHEY something novel to Leo, and will long be remembered as one of the most liirw-mr remarkable plays ever presented by Leo's dramatic club. GLEE CLUB K- l TOP: James Battistoni, Thomas Monahan, William Ludwig, Lawrence O'Keefe, Robert Rush, Fred Tuch, Don Wodrich, James Moore, James Wallace, Joseph Reichel, Jerry Esposito, Jerome Cummings, FOURTH: Karl Tripam, Edward Merica, Robert Collins, James Hawkey, James Gruener, Christopher Gleason, Charles Phillips, Clarence Bohling, Joseph Royal, Robert Quinn, William Walsh. THIRD: James Driscoll, Alfred Czaikowski, Robert Remo, Richard Egan, Thomas Birmingham, Alexander Goulet, Robert Haney, William Glasgow, Jerry Krick, James Kelty. SECOND: James Schroeder, John Rowbotham, Carl Miller, James Shanahan, Herbert Yates, Ronald Des Chatelets, Ed- ward Pence, John Glazier, Harold Ballatin, Patrick Daw. FRONT: Donald Malloy, Richard O'Farrell, Frank Fajkucy, William Morrissey, John Sink, Bruce O'Mera, Edward Collins, Thomas Ryan, Frank Kratzer, Kenneth Sana. CHORISTERS HAVE ACTIVE YEAR 4 Tix Leo's Glee Club this year consisted of over seventy f +4 fC freshmen and sophomores, directed by Brother Bradley. if . ' Y' The Choristers practice twice a week, on Monday and ' c, ' K T Wednesday afternoons. The result of their diligent prac- xp f K ' U tice is well apparent, for the group is noted for its rich Xi L J interpretation of popular and semi-classical selections. X ,A -,. .L To The first public X i V X appearance of the X J ta . choir this year was at N4 the Christmas enter- , J tainment, in which f they sang Christmas 'lllllrmf' -... I ' carols in three parts. X Later in the year the X group added zest and variety to the Easter I entertainment. At C . . I both senior gradua- ' ', tions, too, the Glee 7 - ,. Club turned in not- if 2 5 'T ff able performances. For the past two years Tom Monahan, sophomore, has BRO. M. H. BRADLEY Dirvcfor been featured with the choir as pianist. The leading soloist is John Sink, who this year sang at the Football Banquet and in the Cisca concert for the South Side. Excellent solos have also been turned in by Tom Birming- ham and Harold Ballatin. The Glee Club is featured at all school concerts and religious functions, and is wel- comed as a charming interlude at dramatic presentations. THE VIRTUES UF JUSTICE, PERSE- VERANUE, TEMPERANCE AND FAIR PLAY ARE DAILY INSTILLED BY LEO'S WELL BALANCED ATHLETIC PROGRAM l Kt'.'-L-Wil-L'CJ'Qmn--,l l -ct ci-J. FRONT: Pete Scales, Tom Kielty, Don Mueller, John Simnick, Bill Smith, Don Simnick, Jack Kopshever iCo-Captainsl, Coach Gleason. SECOND: Bill Kurtz, Dan Ryan, John Greene, Sam Ciaverella, Bob Kozlowski, Bob Joyce, Tom Marsailes, Ted McNulty, Evan Evans, John Donnelly. THIRD: Walter Tumpane, Deane Thomas, Bob Holdenbaum, Bob McDonald, Tom Hartriey, Andy Gallagher, Dick Madden, Bill Borrelli, Emmett Kilgariff, Joe Gump. FOURTH: John Poland, Martin Lawrence, Larry Austin, Chuck Hall, Bob Brewster, Don McAuliffe, John Nagel, Pat Redden, FIFTH: Terry Kenny, Ed Mahoney, Bob McDonald, Pat McGinnis, Frank Buttirner, Bill Ryan, Ray O'DOnnell, Andy Trilla, SIXTH: Managers Dick Krahn, Jerry Barnes, Bill Nolan, Pat Barnes, and Frank Stumpf. , ' A fa Q.. , Height ' Name Year in School Position Weight Larry Austin ..,.,..., ,. Full 185 Bud Borrelli ,,,, Half l8O Bob Brewster .,,: Guard l65 Frank Buttimer ,,,.,, Guard l85 Sam Ciavarella , ,. Half l85 Jack Donnelly ,, Center l65 Evan Evans ......,.,.,, , Guard l7O Andy Gallagher , ,,.. Full l65 Jack Greene .,.....,.,.. Halt l6O Charles Hall :,,, Quarter l8O Roy Hall .,:.,,,,. ,,..,, T ackle l8O Tom Hartney ,,,, Center l8O Bob Holdenbaum ,.,. Tackle l85 Bob Joyce ,,,.....,, , Tackle 205 Terry Kenny ....,, Guard 165 Frank Kelly W ..,..,.,. End l8O Tom Kielty ..,.,,,,,,.... Guard l65 Emmett Kilgariff End l6O Bill Koloseike ,,,,, .... F ull l75 Jack Kopshever lco-capt.l .,,.,...., Tackle l85 Bob Kozlowski ....., Half l65 Bill Kurtz ,,,.. ,,,,,. T ackle l9O Martin Lawrence End l7S Dick Madden .,., Full l8O Ed Mahoney ...... Tackle ZOO Tom Marsailes ., End l75 Don McAuliffe ., Halt l7O Bob McDonald .. End l8O Bob McDonald .,..,,.. Tackle l75 Pat McGinnis ...,,,,.,. Center l65 Ted McNulty .. End l9O Don Mueller ...,,,,,,,.. Guard l7'5 Jack Nagle .,,,,. Quarter l65 Ray O'Donnell ,,,,,.:, End l65 John Poland ...,...,,,,, End l7O Dan Ryan ,.,..... Half l6O Bill Ryan ..... End l8O Pat Redden ...,., Half l75 Pete Scales .... Quarter l55 Don Simnick Cco-capt.l ,,:.,,.. Guard l 75 Jack Simnick .,.,,..... Quarter l6O William Smith ..,:.,.. Halt ISO Deane Thomas .. Tackle 2lO Andy Trilla ....,... Half l65 Walter Tumpane Center l65 C 5-X X 6 My BROTHER F. R. FINCH H .. -M . . X .31.'-figiiyiifiixh W W .N-,fi .'lllIl1'lf4' H1'li'4'l4H MR. J. Nl. CLEESON ffmirfi BROTHER L. C. HALEY MR- El JA JOHNSON 'lX.Yl'XlllIlf .hllfilrlir llilvwluf' .,1.W'.W,,,, 0,114.11 LEO MANAGERS FOOTBALL MANAGERS BACK: Frank Stumpf, Pat Barnes, Jim Cleary, Martin Lynch. FRONT: Billy Nolan, Dick Krahn, Jerry Barnes, Jack Vandenorfh. BILL SMITH back 'lllvufe 43144 bomzwusxl M 'gvurvi'---moi new A J ? flkg 1 , Q 1 B08 BREWSTER Guard -, - Y ,Jn BILL BORELLI Bad Wx fc? 33 an X jg W MMLRELL W mmmusw L QN .Al Lmmm.he9LL W Jos sums om mxunlrrsw 'L' ' V 1 f ' JKK KOPSHEVER 7aa61a ' -' f. fkwfgglf' L Y ,H . ' - ' . fsfEf'ff'3 k:'l'2i21Ef':ffWA 'igfvlf f W ' L ' , A , , . ,, Md ',-, MQW .1v..W.1m,-,3k,z-L, , L ' ' X W 'i A 1 vw L L if ,awww wwgli x 1 N JK H Mx xv giglsfi w, ,I , gz ygegvg il 1 I I Ula all-b I b JACK NAGLE Bad ROY HALL .7'aa61e av ui me rmmsawx O Qt: i cum1.rsumL M -L 1 FRAIK UITTIIEI Gm! BUCKO WGINIIIS Gam aiu BILL KURTZ 7499 KULUSH X vi' :jx QQ59 I 2X C9 'ffm - Ktkx L -M TED Mfuuuvw , , W ....v A 80 1 SEASON S RECORD PRE-SEASON GAMES With a night game against St. George, the Leo Lions opened their first season under their new coach, Joseph T. Gleason. The Dragons scored first and converted to lead 7-0 at the half. Our score came in the third period with a pass from Borrelli to O'Don- Q 9 nell. McNulty converted to tie the game, 7-7. In their second game, the Lions were unable to cope with the veteran Til- den Blue Devils, suc- J' cumbing 25-0. The game seemed a walkaway at times, but the Orange and Black fought stead- fastly to the last minute of the game. ln their next game, against Loras, the Lions demonstrated a powerful scoring punch. ln the first quarter Don McAuliffe and Andy Gallagher tallied. The Day's scoring was closed by McAuliffe by a marker in the second and another in the third period. The final score was 26 to 6. LEAGU E CAM ES Leo 34 - Loyola 6 This opening league game gave promise of a good season for Leo. The Lions were wide-awake and hustling, profiting by all mistakes. A fumble and two pass interceptions accounted for three touchdowns. The first .gh J' I ...l. ,l,,i-.mlm vuwuw . T X-X marker came in the mid- l dle of the second-quar- A .0 1? fer, by Andy Gallagher 'K fl f after a 50 yard drive. Soon afterwards McGinnis raced L 60 yards on an inter- ll! I cepted pass for the second touchdown. Kozzie scored his in the fourth period on an end run for ten yards. A pass from ..yy ,Mg McAuliffe to lvlarsailes scored soon afterward, after a fumble recovered by Kurtz. The final score was on a second inter- cepted pass, by Jack Nagle. Leo 12 - Carmel 7 Our underdog Leo footballers gained ven- geance on the Caravan for the 6-6 tie of last year by trouncing them l2-7. Both of our tallies came in the first quarter by Don McAuliffe, on runs of 45 and 20 yards. Carmel was unable to over- come this lead, though they strove desperately. Their only score came on a pass from Mullins to Van Loon in the wild second quarter. The last half was a stymie, with neither team able to score. As in all Leo-Carmel games, the spirit was Tl explosive, the air tense, and the players keyed up. Leo 0 - Weber 6 The Lions entered this contest with their eyes on another championship, but were beaten by a tough, fighting Weber team. The Little Davids, led by l-lermie Miscowicz, thwarted our every effort. We showed little or no power until the third quarter, when we made our greatest threat, only to have this stopped on the thirty-five yard line. lt was a tough, bruising game, played for high stakes, with the winner taking South Sec- tion and All-Catholic honors. Leo 30 - Rita I3 The larruping Lions entered this game with revenge in their hearts, determined to wipe out last year's l2-6 setback. Our first score, a 40 yard jaunt by Bill Smith, came as a result of a pass interception by Frank Buttimer. Bill fm Borrelli matched this soon afterwards by a 39 yard run. A pass, Borrelli to lvlarsailes, set up Smith's s e c o n d marker, this time a run of 9 yards. -Rita's scores came in the second and third quar- ters, one by a blocked kick. The fourth quarter showed another surge of lethal Lion power, with two touchdowns being regis- tered by Charlie Hall, his first made possible by lVlcAuliffe's aerial to lvlarsailes on the l foot line. Leo I8 - Joliet I2 Still with hopes of taking the sectign Leo went all out to down the hard-fightingll-lill- toppers from Catholic Central, Joliet. The game fOllOwed the usual pattern with most of our scor- ing being done in the first period. Borrelli started thingsoff with a two yard plunge for 6 pomls' Cl'maX'rl8 a 45 yard drive. Shortly after- wards Bob Kozlowski scored on a pass from Mc- Auliffe. Joliet scored early in the third quarter at a result of a fumble which was quickly matched by a score by Don lvlmuliffe. Joliet closed the day's scoring with a 20 yard pass into the end zone. Leo 21 - De LaSalle 2 To close successfully their first season under coach Joe Gleason, the Lions took the measure of D.L.S. Zl -2. The first touchdown came in the first period when Don McAuliffe passed to Koz- lowski, who raced l2 yards for X the marker. Early in the second quarter Bill Smith scored the second touchdown on a l5 yard end run. Madden's kick was ' good, making the score l3-0. DeLaSalle's only score came just before the half when Don Mc- Auliffe was trapped behind the goal line for a safety. ln the third quarter, Kozlowski ran 72 yards for the last touchdown of the game. The final score was a safe- X 22' -C X 1 4. ll . 3 l CQ! fx '-'illfflNllillXllRXllllIi'xlll93'l ty yielded by the Meteors. LIGHTWEIGHT FOOTBALL FIRST: Tom Blais, Anthony Kairis, Howard Schick, John Kaczmarczyk, Joseph Fogarty, Jerry Carren, Jerry Weber, Robert Strasser, Charles Cody, Robert Scanlan. SECOND1 Vincent Cannuscio, John O'Shea, Frank McGuire, Jerry Tourville, Frank Berls, Ray Urchell, Wil- liam O'Shea, Dan Stewart, Don Strasser, William Dunlap, Richard Solski. THIRD: William Thielen, Michael Collins, Frank Johnson, Lawrence Brophy, Don Wodrich, James Ken- nedy, James McShane, William Kramer, Ray Caplis. FOURTH: Dan Henry, Art Skinner, Peter Filipas. Ray Lagoni, Don Dolmetsch, George Burgess, Salvator Catan- zaro, Al Moran, John Ziegler, lJack Quirke was absent when the picture was taken.l Leo I3 - Chicago Vocational O The Lightweights scored their initial success by downing C,V.S, at our home field. The first touchdown was scored by Johnson from the ten yard line after a recovered fumble. The second and final touchdown came in the fourth quarter by Krose after Brophy blocked a punt. Leo 30 - Tilden 0 Leo scored early in the first per- K iod, with Schick carrying the ball. In the closing minutes of the quar- ter McShean scored the second touchdown. The third marker of the half, made by Johnson, cli' .X I maxed a drive headed by Henry. ...S.....,,......i The third quarter showed Smith romping for two markers on end runs of 25 and 35 yards. The final period was scoreless. riff? QVTA Leo 6 - South Shore 0 The lights here met one of their toughest opponents. The scoreless first period was fol- lowed by a thrilling second in which Schick ran 65 yards with an intercepted pass for the only score of the game. South Shore attempted to rally but was stopped on the two yard line in the last minutes of the game. Leo 6 - Rita 0 The little Mustangs were forced to accept de- feat on their home field after they failed to score Our undefeated lightweight squad of this year has had the benefit of three fine coaches, who have been affiliated unofficially with the heavyweight team for some time. These three are pictured above. Left to right, Ed Larson, Larry Prosek, and James Fitzgerald. from the one foot line in the opening minutes of play. Our score was the result of a 75 yard run by Henry in the second quarter. The second half was a fruitless battle in which neither team was able to cross their opponents' 20 yard line. Leo 25 - Parker 'I9 The game got off to a slow start with no score being chalked up until Schick plunged l5 vards for ff , a touchdown in the second quarter. 'ii The half ended with Parker scor- ing the first touchdown of the year N N against the lights. In the third gx quarter Parker forged ahead I9-12, Johnson scoring for us. The fourth quarter showed the lights scoring twice in the last min- utes cf play. Henry scored and converted to tie the game i9-l9. With 59 seconds left to play lVlcCiuire raced to the five yard line and Johnson plowed over with four seconds remaining. Leo 21 - St. Philip 0 Leo traveled to Garfield Park to defeat St. Philip Zi to O. Schick scored in the first quarter and Henry converted. The next score came in the third quarter by Henry who converted again. Johnson scored in the fourth period from the two yard line. 82 HEAVYWEIGHT SQUAD Joseph Red Gleason after his first year of coaching at his alma mater may well be proud of his record. His first place senior basketball team is testimony to his ability. ln football also his team had an enviable record. He graduated from Leo in l932. playing basketball and football. From here he went to Notre Dame where he lettered in basketball, baseball and football, After graduating in i938 he took a coaching position at Central High, Hammond, Indiana. He went to DeLaSalle from his Hoosier post in l94l where he headed the basketball and football staffs. At DeLaSalle he produced fine teams with numerous outstanding athletes, All his teams are characterized by a doggedness and fighting spirit that are typical of himself. lt is our sincere hope that our teams will continue to hold the high position they now hold under our new mentor. FRONT: James Godfrev. John Knight, Don Mc Auliffe, Ray O'D0nnell, Edward Perry, Thomas Nicholson. BACK: Martin Burns, Thomas Carey, Capt. Frank O'Grady, Richard Macl- den, Bart Murphy, John King, Thomas McCue, Eugene Brennan, Richard Collins and Gerald Rohan were not present for the picture. Ed Bigane, Andy McKenna, Vincent Getty, and Bill Denison. lAbsent from picture- Ronald Malecl BASKETBALL MANAGERS LIGHTWEIGHT SQUAD LIGHTWEICHT BASKETBALL BACK: Dick Eber, Pat McGinnis, Bob Kozlowski, Frank Johnson, Jack Mc- Gowan, John Simnick, Eugene Flaherty, FRONT: Ted Moskal, Dick Kloser, Bob Pallardy, Dick Conway, Bill Smith, Don Tesmond. BROTHER FINCH LIGHTWEIGHT COACH Brother Finch, Director of Athletics at Leo since l94l, is enioy- ing a successful year as coach of our lightweight team. Last year he coached both heavies and lights, each cf these having very fine records. This year's junior team may be regarded as the special product of Brother Finch's coaching genius since he had charge of Q-J' is an enthusiastic athlete playing a good game of both baslfetball and tennis l-le has been a member of the faculty since l938 BASKETBALL i-iEAviEs LIGHTS Name OCrady Frank Burns Martin ,, Godfrey, Jim Murphy, Bart ,,....,,. ,, Height Ye i r if L 1 if them as bantams in their freshman year. Brother Finch himself -fc A . Q' W xi ' . H y NH . ,Y..,,, ff i 0 No. ' No 3. ' , .,,,,,,,,. 6' 3 4 3 LJ 4 , ' 6' 4 4 4 5 5 3 3 5 6 5 6 4 6 l 7 5 lO 3 7 8 6 -l 8 TL, 9 6 l 3 9 5 9 3 lO Name Moskal, Ted ,, ,, Pallardy, Robert O'Connor, Jack Simnick, Jack , Collins, Dick .,,,,,,,,,,. ' Kozlowski, Bob O'Donnell, Ray ,,,,,, , ' Kloser, Dick . ,, Carey, Tom ,,,,,,, ,..,,, ' Flaherty, Gene , Perry, Ed .. .,,,,,,,,,,, ,. ' McGown, Jack ,,,, ,- McAuliffe, Don .. ., 56' -l Eber, Dick . , Nicholson, Torn ,5'lO -l Stasser, Don ,, f Madden, Dick ,.........., 5' IO 3 Tesrnond, Don N WQ King, Jack ,Y.A,.. ,..,,, 6 ' l 3 Johnson, Frank ,VVV , X f McCue, Torn ,,,... ,,,,, 5 ' lO -l Conway, Dick ,,,,, ,, H ' McAuliffe, Torn ,,,., ..5' lO 3 McGinnis, Bucko Z Brennan, Eugene 6' 3 Smith, Bill ,,...A, Qglilia' Knight, Jack ,A...,. ssse 5 'ion 3 ' A Rohan, Gerald ,,,......,,, 5' lO 3 Height Year 5' 8 3 5' 7 3 5' 6 4 5' 6 3 5' 8 4 5' 8 4 5' R 4 5' 8 2 5' 8 3 5' l 5' 6 3 5' 7 2 5' 7 4 5' 8 4 5' 4 3 4 TOM THE HEAVIES CHAMPIONS HEAVYWEIGHT SEASON'S RECORD The first season the Leo Heavies spent under the direction of Joe Gleason was a highly successful one, as their record shows. The Lions won V17 9 23 games and lost but 4, winning more than 8512, of all games played. N . They amassed a total of l,035 points, for an average of 38,3 points per ,, V 9,7 game, while allowing their opponents only 748, or an average of 27.7 L points per game. Q - The Lions opened the season at St. George, where they won in an overtime period, 33-30. They then rolled over Morgan Park and Parker i by the respective scores of 37-i8 and 52-24, They defeated St. Ignatius lx l 38-20 in their first home game, after which they overcame Loras 32-24. l 'iw' Harper was next, losing 34-24. The Lions once again defeated Parker, ,I-L this time by a l4-27 score, and rolled over Hirsch 40-26. ln the St. George Tournament, the Heavies easily defeated St. Michael 4l-23, but were subsequently beaten by St, Philip 42-30. and thus eliminated from the tourney. The Lions met De La Salle in the league opener, and though they trailed most of the way, they finally won. 30-38, They next defeated Weber 35-31, However, luck then seemed to desert them, for with- out the services of O'Grady and Collins, they again bowed to St. Philip 47-32, and were edged out by St. George 34-33. They again got on the victory trail by defeating Carmel 34-28, and the following week defeated Joliet 24-2l to take undisputed lead in the south section, a lead they never relinquished. They overcame Loras 45-2l, and trampled Loyola 45-20, The Lions then sped through the second round without mishap. They easily overcame De La Salle 42-23, and beat Weber 4l-3l. They took a 34-28 decision from Carmel, overcame Joliet 42-30 to clinch their title, and then trounced Rita and Loyola by the respective scores of 50-35 and 56-27. On March l7 Leo met Calumet, and though Call took an early lead, the Lions came back to win 37-28. The Black and Orange entered as underdogs the title game with St. Philip. and though they lost 38-35, they turned in a creditable performance. The first quarter was fairly even, but Philip pulled away in the second and enioyed a 2l -l l lead at the half. The Lions bounced back in the third period, however, and tied the game up. Philip again took the lead in the closing minutes, and though the Lions fought valiantly, time ran out while they were still three points behind 85 THE LIGHTS--CHAMPIONS TED ag. 1 Q DICK KLOSER OB KOZLOWSK LIGHTWEIGHT SEASON'S RECORD Leo's Lights need no introduction. Their record speaks for itself. They won K XX .7 X 27 out of 30 games-exactly 9000-and brought Leo its first All City Title. Their C driving offense netted l224 points, averaging 40.8 points per game, while their equally good defense held their opponents to 707 points, only 23.6 points per game, 7 Q-'ill The Lions opened the season by trouncing St. George 49-20, then de- feated Morgan Park 33-8, and conquered Parker 39-l7. ln the first home game of the season St, Ignatius fell 44-33. Leo then downed Harper 60-l5, again beat Parker, this time 37-l8 and defeated Hirsch 37-23. They met St. George in the first round of the Fenwick Tournament and won 39-17. They then advanced to the semi-finals by defeating Carmel 26-2l but lost to St. Philip 38-27. They bounced back however to defeat Fenwick 40- 22 and take third place. The Lions inched out De La Salle 3l-30 in the League opener but the following week were de- feated by Weber 29-24 in an overtime period. They then defeated St. George 34-15, but lost to St. Philip 38-37. Leo overcame Carmel 37-32 after which they trounced Joliet and Lindblom 43-24 and 57-27. They overwhelmed Rita 63-l0 and Loyola 56-l8. The Lights coasted through the second round without too much trouble. They defeated De La Salle 38-27 and gained revenge by downing Weber easily 35-27. Carmel then took a 4l -l9 shellacking and though Joliet caused some worry Leo won out 28-3l. A 52-23 victory over Rita and a 64-24 decision over Loyola ended League play, after which Calumet was defeated 48-22. Leo was now tied with Weber for the South Section Title. ln the playoff game Leo gradually in- creased its early lead until the beginning of the 4th quarter when, by use of their familiar stalling game, they held a 6 point advantage to win 31-25. ln the Catholic Championship game Leo had a close call, beating St. Philip 30-28 after having started their 4th quarter stall while leading 28-20. ln the City playoffs Marshall, with a record of ll7 wins out of ll9 games, was favored to win and bounced off to a 7-2 lead. The Lions, however, soon deciphered lVlarshall's style of play and led l0-8 at the quarter, I9-l3 at the half and 30-20 at the third period. The l5,000 fans packing the Stadium applauded vigorously at the brilliant stalling game which lasted the whole 4th quarter to end the game 34-26, 86 RESERVES AND BANTAMS BACK1 Ray CaplIS. Ernest Skraby, Ray Lagoni, Gerald Car- ren, John Slepski. FRONT: Ed Hogan, Ray Perry, Bi l l Foran, Dan Bagley, Don McAvoy. lf we regard l.eo's teams as big league, as we may well do, then we can refer to our Bantams and Reserves as our minor leagues. lt is from these that our future teams must come, therefore it would be well for us to look into their records. Both squads have enjoyed an enviable record this season ending a tough schedule with nine wins out of ten. The Reserves were led by Bagley and Skraby, the former hitting on long shots and the latter very effective on rebounds. As for the Band tams it goes unsaid that Don Strasser and Bob McCue were mighty potent. The Reserves were coached by Brother Connelly who may well be proud of his handiwork. l-le has succeeded in instilling into them a fighting spirit that cannot be downed. The Bantams, on the other hand, were coached bv Brother Finch using the same system as the Lights. T... BACK: Eel Conlon. Art Follenvveidor, Richard Bcrclelle, sz' Don Foster, Bob McCue. FRONT : Tom Dunn, Ecl Clnvin, i, John Henry, How- , , , . ard Schick, Frank lVlcGuirc-. I TRACK BACK: Frank Clark, Bob Kehoe, Emmett Kilgaritf, Eugene Rowley, Tom Buckley, Paul McDonald, Eugene Rizzardo, Tom Carey, Ray O'Donnell. MIDDLE: Tom Craven, Mgr., Chuck l-lanley, Bud Barry, Bob Owens, George Chamber- .i 9 lin, Dick Wheatley, Bob Collar, Jack Cotter, Jim Burke, Mgr. ,Z FRONT: Joe Hennessy, John Creighton, Jack Bradshaw, Jack Murphy, Jack Richert, .2 Ray Moran, Ed Condon, Bill Griffith. X-1 . I I ,. li 2 'F T Q if 1 c W Crabb, John Greene. Coghlan, Brother Pilon. Jack West. I SPEEDSTERS PRACTICE DAILY AT SHEWBRIDGE FIELD Until the last four years, which most of us seniors like to think of as the Golden Age in sports at Leo, track was considered by many students a minor sport. ln that short span of years the ability of the squad as a whole and some of its outstanding members in particular have done much to dispell these thoughts. The senior track team of this year is paced by such able athletes as Ray O'Donnell, Bob Kehoe, Bob Collar and Dick Wheatly. O'Donnell especially should be commended for his fine work. Among the more than promising junior trackers are Jack Greene, Frank McGuire, and Dan Henry. Our cinder teams compete with all of our south side rivals and some public league teams. Each year Leo is represented at the Loyola relays where invariably they succeed in upholding the high stand- ards of sportsmanship and fine athletic record of Leo. Comes the balmy spring weather that turns the poet's mind to other things our track teams are burning up the paths in preparation for the city meet. To place in this meet is the desire of all cinder stars. But to give credit where it is really due we must thank Brothers O'Quinn and Pilon for the long hours spent with the teams and the unselfish efforts of Merle X. Mungovan, the genial and experienced coach of both squads. BACK: Jack Matthews, Jack Draz ba, Ed Pendergast, Karl Tripam James McShane, Pat Meegan Joe Gill, Joe Noonan, Warren MIDDLE: Brother O'Quinn, Ken McBrady, Bill Kane, Peter Hen ry, Joe Partoll, Bill Burke, Don FRONT: Bill Moroney, Howard Schick, Dan Henry, John Quin lan, Carl Stahl, Frank McGuire 89 SENIORS BACK: Frank Kelly, James Ebzery, Tom McNamara, Dan Truesdale, Jack Rich- ert, Ed Kelly, Ari Hallagan. FRONT: Mickey Kopchak, Bernard Mc- Ginnis, James Murray. Charles Cody, Jim Garrey, Bob McDonald, Don Wodrich. SWIMMING The swimming pool is open to the students every week-day afternoon. From 3:00 to 3:45 it is reserved for beginners and those trying for berths on the teams. After 3:45 the teams practice. The junior team con- sists of freshmen and sopho- mores only. By their fine showing of the past year the juniors hold great promise of developing into an excellent senior team in coming seasons. DIVERS Jim Garrey, Bernard McGinnis, Jack Richert, Tom Blais. Ability and experience com- bine to make the seniors one of the finest swimming teams that has ever represented Leo. Outstanding among the swim- mers of this team are Jack Richert, Mickey Kopchak, and Ed Kelly. The seniors finished an excellent season and se- cured high rating in inter- scholastic meets. B r o t h e r O'Keefe and Mr. Klonowski, swimming coach, are to be con- gratulated for the fine results achieved this year. JUNIORS BACK: Joe Gill, Bob Sullivan, Ed Roche, Jim Battistoni, Jack West, John Quin- lan, Bill Dunlap, Donald McKendry John Morrison. FRONT: Jack McNamara, Joe Carroll, Bill Whirity, Jerry Weber, Dan Brady John Vandenorth, Guenther Philipp Edward Schell. v n THIS SECTION OF THE LION OFFERS A NOVEL PRESENTA- TION OF THE DAY BY DAY LIFE AT LEO IN PICTURES MERCY GAME L THE BIG DAY AT COMISKEY PARK 22,000 fans crowded thc stands while thc ball park rcsounzled to the unnccus- lomed sound ol band music and organized cheers BOB KOZLOW- SKI fighis for ihe ball in this remarkable photograph. P. S. He go! il. fabovel CHARLIE HALL splits the guards in! the third quarter of the game for a ten yard gain. BOB BREWSTER shouts encouraging words while BUCKO McGINNlS completes a grand heave-ho on some poor Rita man. ,Q K 4 Benhke of Rita doesn'i look happy as TOM, V K MARSAILES and Don slmmcx close in for 4 gg . . W' A the lull lnghtl N653 N Q. LEO vs. RITA CHUCK .1 HALL did'nt get very ia! on this play. JOE GUMP lon the gxoundl just couldn't help and BOB Mc- DONALD was all ' business but was T too far away. m ,,-N X DON WODRICI-l gots tho boys started on ako Locomotive BILL KOLOSEIKE is a victim ot a tackle during' the smashing fourth . 1 x. A. X , A -.-...sv f. -- - 1,-na.. if A Sw . 31.1 labovol RAY O'DCNNELl., lah ond, has a floating chonceioxghquhocaniosthoballonanxoly- usodond uound'play.K0l.OSBIKEisdoinghi.sbost ' ovoniiitdoos look All BOB KOZLOWSKI played an outstanding defen- sive game all day. Here he shows how to keep quads'-L your loot and watch the play at the same time. 947-1F52 err . .. . A Hemi THE CARMEL - LEO CLASSIC CARMEL7 ' A thriller from begin- , ning to end hard -hughg, but clan. This picture shows BUT- TIMER dis- cussing the wcuhor with his hiund ' hom RAY UDONNELL L. , thtows a magniiicent bbc! for KOZZIE while NRAUIJFPE looks on. f X iw . .-bs, if-Q JIBWUDTWII1 90iH9'hr now Me. coma am mason me nn L5 AULIFYE but MARSAILES md DE- .Hamm gums .lox-msou S W3 ANI THOMAS ua fighting toy plans io: Cumefs defeat. ,um.umcn . L '26 Al . 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Lett Sto right: JIM McGlN- NIS, ED DAWSON, EBOB HANLON, JIM QMALONE and JACK LMclNERNEY .... a iffamous names in the fLeo bool: ot tame. . Leo games are a 1 + must on the crowded K gschedixle ot every Leo in service home mv: NAG1-H. friendly su--fum: shewbddg--,i1erm5gP '? '?? :,, 1. Q , I Qi:-. Y BROTHER I-IALEY, ge- nial assistant Director oi Athletics, presides over the First Aid kit. 'QS WA 'fu ' S Some ol the trophies won through the years by the Leo teams Q 1944 Co-captains DON SIMNICK and JACK KOPSHEVER , , :res ot DEANE THOMAS taken the night ot the Football Banquet . . . before and after being elected 1945 Captain. QMS Q 5 i The splendid music and cheering ot the band was always an inspiration to the team and a good example to the students. This picture shows BILL ARZBAECHER and BILL DILLON tuning up A flashlight picture taken the night of the Annual Football Banquet at St. Sabina sponsored by the Fathers' Club. Easily identified are, left to right: TOM BERKENMEYER, LEE GERBER, JOE GRAPE, TOM HARTNEY, DAN RYAN Q -F cc- 'T'Ti The scene of many a stirring battle --the Loo Lions - Shewbrh'lge.j'07lblad Aberdeen Q ' , H , K ----S'--W-,MV---Dfw Q. -H' ' L: ILLUSTRIOUS SENICDRS fabovel RAY O'DONNEl.L and FRANK o'GRADY were chosen ' A is , as members ot the South Side - 'ji tg A 3 6 Catholic All-Star team. 'gf ' IRVIN BUD DONLON, ANDREW Pmcco placed O Leo's dramatic perennial, has 5800116 in the South Side had a major part in every trials ot the American Legion -in the fouryyears. Oratorical Contest. The studentcon ductor ot the Leo band, DON WALSH 4' - is shown here in ac- tion at the Band Concert. We are sure you could not turn the pages ot this bool: without noting the whimsical Wee Willie Lion, in some thirty poses, cavorting hither yon. Above is seen his creator and master, PAT MOORE, at work. PROFESSOR DOLL gives a tew last minute tips to I-'RANK SMUDA, l.EO'S entrant in the Hearst American History Con- test. fs., 1' me fr' 'rom MQNAGHAN, 'Gin f. EM ,- ,Ari f Healy. one go ai game KLOSER Q81 and MOSKAL QSJ get se! for the re- ' bound. fbelovd G E N E PLAHERTY fakes TED MOSKAL takes a one- . Keleher ol Carmel to lay handex over Zaleski ol 'X up another big baske! as Weber. Leo los! in an Leo won 26-21. overiime, 29-24. STUDENTS E NOT APPEARING ELSEWHERE IN THE BOOK- BOB SCHICK 5 Q 'S- 'GEORGE ENGLE y 5- HARRY Sci-uc y R R y .mcuzss Q ,A :EDI SCHOPIELD li 1 L .. I A - 35051 Y Ben Cosgrove, Ed Proctor, ' Tom Kell , IJoe Gakii Martin Quinn, ' Don Sullivan, Bill Black. Second: Dick'Col1ins, Jack Rohrex, Dick Russell - Andy Txilla, Dick Russell, Jack Ryckaen, Jack Hanlon, Prom: Jim Rivets, Tom Reynolds, Jim Ryan, Frank Deckleman lid McQuaid, and Neal Kelly. SPECIAL DONORS The Editors of the I945 LION wish especially to express their gratitude to the friends of Leo listed below. War Pro- duction Board regulations dictated a sharp decrease in paper consumption which we decided to effect by dropping adver- tisements. Yet these friends, who ordinarily take a full page advertisement in the LION, without hesitation subscribed the full amount as an outright donation. THE MOTHERS' CLUB THE FATHERS' CLUB CONGRESSMAN ALDERMAN BERNARD WILLIAM A. ROWAN J. O'HALLORAN ALDERMAN EMM- V. PACINI CLARENCE J. BOHLINC. FRANK'S DEPARTMENT STORE 813 west 79th sf. MUTUAL NATIONAL BANK Halsted at 79th sf. CLASS IA President-John Turner Vice-Pres.-Thomas Dunn Sec re ta ry--Wa I ter Swee Treasurer-John Mullin ney CLASS IC President-Dan Stewart Vice-Pres.fJ. Passarelli ' D I Secretary-Bill un ap Treasurer-Bill Wilkins CLASS IB President-Joseph Egan Vi -Pr .-Bn B zl ce es e ea ey Secretary--James Gleason Treasurer-Guenther Philipp CLASS I F President-Donald Rohan Vice-Pres.-Robert Schreiber Secretary-William Denison Treasurer--Edward Schell SPONSORS The l945 LION would have been impossible without the generous dona tions of those listed below. They are real friends of Leo-ever ready to give instant support to our undertakings year after year. MR. AND MRS. THOS. J. CURLEY MR. AND MRS. THOS. CATELY MR. AND MRS. L. B. SCHMUHL MRS. MARJORIE C. STEWART MR. DAVID C. NELSON MR. JOHN MAUSEN CLASS 4A CLASS 4B pfesldem 'J03 l'l9efW3S President-Don Simnick CLASS 4D CLASS 3A Prcsident-Bill Borrell p,-eSidem,..La,,.y O'5rien CLASS 3B CLASS 3C President-Dick Mgddgn President-Frank Fisher CLASS 3E CLASS 3F Prssident-James Doyle President-Tom Hannon CLASS 3C CLASS 2C President+Cerald Keane Presidentellichard Broehl CLASS 2D CLASS ZH President-Walter K President-Frank Johnson CLASS 2M CLASS l H President-John Henry President-John Kelly KOLIN BROTHERS KOVER KRAFT COMPANY llOO West 79th St. 3249 West Harrison St. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Adams PATRCNS Mr. and Mrs. J. F. McKee Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. Arzbaecher Pvt. Thomas F. McKee Mr. and Mrs. Ben Beazley Miss Irene Patricia Bowers Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Brennan Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Comein Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Cotter Mr. and Mrs. H. Deuerling Mr. and Mrs. E. Darcy Miss Florence Dornott Mr. H. Edward Doyle Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Dwyer Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Egan Mr. James Farrell Mr. Joseph B. Florence Mr. and Mrs. R. Fruin Mrs. M. 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Vithos Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Wheatley Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Wood Mr. and Mrs. Zakrzewski Mr. James Quinlan Mrs. Joseph Brady Miss Rose Cleary Mr. William F. Cook Mr. Henry G. Cotter Mr. Herbert Dix Miss Margaret Durkin Mrs. Marie L. Engle Mrs. Ellen Gentile Mrs. A. Graney lO3 Mr. and Mrs. C. Gullo Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hagarty Mrs. J. J. McCanna Mr. and Mrs. J. McCormick Mrs. R. Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Meehan Mr. Roy P. Morrison Mr. Michael O'Malley Mr. A. Schreiber Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Sullivan Mrs. E. K. Surridge Mr. Peter Vandenorth Mr. George Veremis Cooney Mortuary I2 E. ll2th St. Edward G Mulder Funeral Directors 6000 SO. Halsted St. Friedeman. Nyhan G Co. 7654 So. Halsted St. Graff Insurance Co. 9048 Commercial Great Western Beef Co. U. S. Yards Murray's Market l2lO'fQ West 79th Sr. Sam Blais Delicatessen 255 West lO3rd St. Ann Evans Millinery 7756 So. Halsted St. Auburn Drapery ll46 West 79th St. James Coal Co. 582l So. Halsted St. Edgett Prescription Laboratory 733 West 79th St. Englewood Cleaners 7705 So. Halsted St. Modern Food Shop 751 West 77th St. Walker Studio 7947 So. Halsted Sr. 104 FACULTY INDEX Rev. Br. P. D. McCarthy, F.S.C.H., Principal, 8,100 Rev. Br. E. S. Daly, F.S.C.H., Vice-Principal, 18 Rev. Br. J. D. Walsh, F.S.C.H., Master of Discipline, 51 Professor A. P. Doyle, A.B., Registrar, 35 Rev. Br. M. H. Bradley, F.S.C.H., 57, 73 Rev. Br. P. G. Breen, F.S.C.H., 61 Professor P. G. Brosnahan, M. S., 63 Rev. Br. R. L. Connelly, F.S.C.H., 57 Rev. Br. P. B. Croke, F.S.C.H., 69 Professor L. A. Doll, A.M., 27 Professor J. F. Dorocke, Ph.B., 30 Professor J. G. Fahey, A.B., 72 Rev. Br. F. R. Finch, F.S.C.H., 23, 77, 83 Rev. Br. J. B. Gaskie, F.S.C.H., 72 ProfessorJ. T. Gleason, A.B., 77, 94, 95 Rev. Br. L. C. Haley, F.S.C.H., 77, 95 Professor J. M. Healy, A.M., 99 Rev. Br. J. A. King, F.S.C.H., 12, 54 Professor S. R. Klonowski, B.Ed., 63 Rev. Br. G. A. Lannon, F.S.C.H., 32 Rev. Br. G. F. Lawless, F.S.C.H., 57 Professor T. G. Lukas, A.B., J.D., 61 Rev. Br. G. P. Lyons, F.S.C.H., 50, 68 Rev. Br. E. P. Mulvany, F.S.C.H., 20 Rev. Br. M. O. O'Hehir, F.S.C.H., 11 Rev. Br.J. B. O'Keefe, F.S.C.H., 24 Rev. Br. B. A. O'Quinn, F.S.C.H., 49, 88 Professor C. J. Pall, A.B., 39 Rev. Br. E. G. Pilon, F.S.C.H., 61, 88 Professor J. W. Reinhardt, A.B., 60 Professor C. A. Reinke, A.B., 43 Rev. Br. J. A. Shannon, F.S.C.H., 40 Rev. Br. W. O. Terry, F.S.C.H., 71 Professor J. M. Vuianich, A.B., 36 Acou, Alfred J., IA, 60 Adams, Charles V., IC: 61 Adler, James J., IC, 62 Adlhoch, George P., ZE, 52, 55 Allen, John E., 3C, 49 Allen, John J., 4E, 22 Alo, Olindo O., ID, 58, 61 Anderer, Joseph A., 4F, 18 Angland, Robert, IC, 61 Arvia, Alexander J., IE, 62 Arzbaecher, William, 3B, 46, 48, 70, 96 Austin, Lawrence J., 4D, 22, 76 Bagay, Stephen J., 4C, 22 Bagley, Daniel M., ZH, 56, 86 Baldwin, Eugene F., 3D, 49 Ballatin, Harold J., ZA, 54, 73 Banicki, Frederick F., IK, 58, 59, 63 Barker, George C., 3C, 49 Barker, Wayne T., ZB, 54, 70, 98 Barnes, Charles P., 4A, 22, 76, 77 Barnes, Gerald F., ZK, 57, 76, 77 Barrett, David J., IH, 63 Barrett, Edward P., 3A, 48 Barrett, Joseph A., 4D, 22 Barry, Eugene F., 3B, 48, 88 Bartolotti, William J., ZD, 55 Basko, Donald B., IG, 62 Battistoni, James B., ID, 61, 73, 89 Battle, Frank W., 48, 22 Beary, Patrick J., ZK, 57 Beaudoin, Norbert J., IA, 58, 60 Borsch, Jerome F., 4E, 22, 95 Bourgett, Robert J., 3F, 50 Bowman, James L., IE, 62 Boyer, Ardwin E., SH, 51 Boylan, William J., ZD, 55 Boyle, James P., 4B, 22 Boyle, James V.. 4B, 23 Boyna, Richard C., 3D, 49 Bradley, Charles J., IE, 62 Bradshaw, Enoch D., 4B, 23 Bradshaw, John G., 3F, 11, 46, 71, 72, 88 Bradshaw, William G., 4A, 23 Brady, Daniel A., IB, 12, 60, 71, 89 Brady, Robert J., IB, 12, 60 Braithwaite, Robert E., ZE, 55 Brannigan, Arthur O., ZK, 57 Braze, Charles J., IA, 60 Breen, Daniel A., SB, 47, 48 Brennan, Charles J., 4F, I8 Brennan, Edward J., ZK, 57 Brennan, Eugene J., SA' Brennan, Gerald D., 3F, , 48, 82 47, 50 Brewster, Robert G., 4F, 16, 17, 18, 76, 78, 92 Brink, William G., SH: 46, 47, 51 Broehl, Richard J., ZC, 53, 55 Bronson, Perry A., 3D, 49 Bronson, Walter W., 48, 23 Brophy, Lawrence E., ZE, 55. 72, 81 Brosnahan, Joseph F., 4B, 23 Brossmer, Norbert G., ZF, 56 Brown, Donald R., ZD, 52, 55 Buckley, Thomas J., 3D, 45, 49, 88 Beazley, Benjamin J., IB, 12, 58, 59, 60, Burgess, George E., IC, 61, 81 70 Burke, Bernard J., IA, 58, 60 Bedore, Frederick G., IE, 62 Burke Donald W., 4A, 23 Benton, John A., IG, 62 Burke Frank E., 3B, 48 Berdelle, Richard L., ZD, 52, 55, 86 Burke James E., 4D, 17, 24 Bergmann, James B., ZE, 52, 55 Burke James J., ZE, 52, 55, 88 Berls, Francis J., IH, 63, 81, 98 Burke James A., IK, 63 Betourney, Richard C., SC, 51 Beuink, John H., IH, 58, 59, 63 Burke Burke John P., ZD, 55 Michael J., 4E, 17, 24 Bigane, Edward J., ZA, 54, 88 Burke Robert D., 3E, 50 Billish, Richard E., IC, 11, 58, 62 Burke Thomas F., IE, 62 Bird. J0l'1f1 R.. 2H: 55 Burke William J., ZF, 56, 88 Birkenmeyer, Thomas J., ZC, 55, 70 Burng' James M., 3A5 46, 48 Birmingham, Thomas J., ZA, 54, 73 Bittner, Charles R., 4F, 18 Black, William D., ID, 58, 99 Blais, Thomas E., IF, 62, 81, 89 Blake, Thomas R., IA, 58, 60 Blake, William A., 3C, 49 Blattner, Thomas A., 3D, 49 Blossom, James E., ZD, 55, 70 Bohart, Richard, 3C, 49 Bohling, Clarence J., ZA, 54, 73 Bomrad, Paul F., ID, 61 Borrelli, William F., 4D, I7, 22, 78 Burns, Burns, 84, Busch John J., 4D, 24 Martin J., 4D, 16, 17, 24, 82, 100 Donald W. 4A 16 24 Bushnell, William F., 3D, 49, 70 Butler, Patrick, ZF, 52, 56 Butler, Paul E., IB, 12, 58, 60, 71 Buttimer, Frank C., 4F, 17, 18, 76, 79, 94 Byerwalter, John A., 4E, 17, 24 Byrne, Walter J., 3E, 50 Byrne, William G., IB, 12, 60,71 Byrne, William J., 3F, 50 47, 50. Byrnes, Francis A., ZF, 56 Byrnes, Richard J., ZM, 57 Byrnes, Robert E., 4D, 25, 70, 97 Cachey, Felix A., ID, 61 Callahan, Donald C., ZB, 52, 54, 71 Callahan, James F., ZC, 55 Callender, Robert J., ZA, 54 Calonder, Earl J., ZG, 56 Campbell, Francis J., 3F, 47, 50 Caplis, Thomas R., IC, 62, 81, 86 Cappy, George J., ZH, 56 Caraher, Arthur J., IH, 63 Carberry, Jerome M., SH, 51 IG, 58, 62 Carden, Gerald T., Cardwell, Louis P., ZF, 56, 72 Carey, Edward G., 4C, 25 Carey, Thomas S., 3D, 46, 47, 49, 82 84, 88 Carey, William G., 3F, 50, 71 Carlson, John J., 4F, 18 Carmody, John P., IG, 62 Caron, Thomas E., ZD, 55 Carpenter, Donald W., IH, 63 Carr, Melvin J., 4C, 25 Carrig, Gerald J., ZM, 59 Carroll, John E., IC, 61 Carroll, Joseph H., IK, 63 Casey, Clifford J., SE, 11, 50 Casey, William J., ZK, 57 Cassidy, James J., IK, 59, 63 Catanzaro, Salvatore J., IF, 62, 81 Caughlin, Thomas C., 4E, 25 Cavanaugh, Francis B., BB, 46, 47, 48 98 Cavanaugh, James F., IG, 62 Chamberlin, George L., SF, 11, 50, 71 72, 88 Chartrand, Allan J., ZM, 57 Cherry, Thomas J., 3B, 47, 48, 98 Chivatero, John L., 3B, 48 Christel, Walter L., 4C, 25 Chuinard, Arthur E., ZB, 54 Ciavirella, Samuel J., 4F, 19, 76 Circo, Francis T., 4F, 21 Clark, Frank P., 3B, 48, 88 Clark, John R., 4D, 25, 70, 97 Clark, John J., 3H, 51 Claussen, William F., ZH, 56 Cleary, Daniel F., IB, 12, 60, 71 Cleary, James L., IC, 61, 77 Clifford, John T., 4A, 25 Cody, Charles T., ZF, 53, 56, 76, 89 Coffey, David E., ZH, 56 Coghlan, Daniel J., IH, 63, 88 Collar, Robert J., 4B, 25, 88 Collins, Edward E., ID, 61, 73 Collins, Eugene F., ZM, 53, 57 Collins, Michael H., ZK, 57, 81 Collins, Richard J., 3D, 84, 99, 100 Galkantas, Leonard T., IC, 61 Gerard, Collins, Robert A., ZA, 54, 71 Comein, Robert J., 4A, 25 Condon, Edward, SB, 48, 88 Conlan, Robert J., 4D, 26 Conlin, Guy R., IC, 61 Connelly, Richard J., SB, 48 Connolly, Edward C., SB, 48 Connolly, Thomas C., SH, 51 Connors, Robert H., ZE, 52, 55 Conway, Edward J., SB, 48 Conway, Richard W., 4A, 26, 83 Conway, Robert E., ZM, 53, 57 Cook, Robert E., ZK, 57 Cook, William F., IB, 12, 60, 71 Coppe, Armand L., IH, 63 Coppe, Daniel D., SF, 50 Cornyn, James T., 4F, 26 Cornyn, Raymond J., ZH, 56 Cosgrove, Beniamin M., SB, 70, 99 Cotter, Henry J., IF, 62 Cotter, John E., SE, 50, 88 Courtney, Thomas M., SE, 50 Coyle, Joseph T., SE, 50 Coyne, John T., 4E, 26 Crabb, Robert L., ZE, 52, 53. 55 Crabb, Warren F., ZC, 53, 56, 88 Cramer, John J., SE, 50 Cramer, Raymond A., SA, 48 Craven, Thomas J., ZM, 57, 88 Creedon, James F., ZH, 56 Creighton, John M., SF, 50, 70, 88 Cronin, Godfrey E., IA, 60 Cronin, James R., 4C, 26 Crowley, Robert H., SD, 49 Cullen, Francis L., ZK, 57 Cullinan, Gerald P., IE, 62 Cummings, Jerome F., ID, 61, 73 Cummings, John E., SG, 51 Cunningham, Bernard J., ZF, 53, 56 Cunningham, James J., ZC, 56 Cunningham, Lawrence J., 4D, 16, 71, 97 Curley, Robert E., SA, 48 Curran, John C., IC, 61 Curry, John J., ZC, 55 Curry, Richard L., ZC, 56 Cushing, James E., 4C, 26 Czajkowski, Alfred H., ZA, 54, 73 26, Dahike, Robert J., sc, 47, 51 Dahm, Jerome, IB, 60 Dahm, Paul C., SB, 48 Daley, James P., 48, 26 Daley, William P., IK, 63 Daly, James A., ZM, 57 Daly, James P., ZB, 54 Dampts, Arthur E., 4B, 16, 26, 68 Darcy, Martin E., IF, 62 Davenport, Theodore J., IA, 60 Daw, R. Patrick, ID, 58, 59, 61 , 73 Deady, Joseph P., IK, 63 Deckleman, Francis M., IE, 99 Degitis, Richard J., SH, 51 De Frew, Claire J., IC, 61 Delaney, Donald R., IA, 58, 60 Delaney, James F., ZC, 56 Dellorto, Charles P., SF, 50 Dempsey, George E., IC, 61, 98 Dempsey, Jeremiah W., IG, 62 Dempsey, William J., 4A, 47 Denison, William P., IF, 58, 59, 62, 89 Denigan, James J., ZM, 57 Des Chatelets, Ronald L., ZA, 54, 73 Deuerling, Richard B., IB, 12, 60, 70 Devane, Robert P., 48, 16, 17, 27, 68, 69 Devane, William A., 4B, 27 Devens, John J., IH, 63 Devlin, Patrick J., ZC, 55 Dewan, William P., ZC, 56 Dewey, Donald M., IH, 63 Dietz, Joseph V., ZD, 52, 55 Dignan, Leo P., SE, 50 Dignan, William J., SH, 51 Dillon, P. Edward, SB, 46, 48, 70, 96 Dion, Robert E., SE, 50 Dion, Victor J., ZD, 55 Dionne, Richard E., 4D, 27 Doherty, Thomas P., ZC, 56 Dolmetsch, Robert E., IK, 63, 81 Domagalski, John M., SE, 46, 50 Donlon, lrvin E., 4D, 17, 27, 72, 97 Donnelly, John D., SD, 46, 47, 49, 76 Donovan, John C., ZH, 56 Donovan, J. Patrick, ZM, 57 Dore, John J., ZF, 56 Dore, Doyle, Robert M., 4E, 27 David J., IE, 62 Doyle, Garrett L., SE, 50 Doyle, Francis J., IK, 63 Doyle, James P., SE, 47, 50 Doyle, Robert E., 4B, 28 Drazba, John W., ZB, 52, 54, 88 5 . 105 Follenweider, Arthur M., IH, 63, 86 Folliard, Joseph M., ZA, 54 Foran, John T., 4C, 29 Foran, William J., ZC, 55, 86 Forgette, Raymond F., IC, 61 Forry, Thomas M., ZM, 57 Forster, Irving, SC, 49, 71 Fortuna, Anthony F., 4D, 29 Foster, Donald G., IC, 62, 86 Foster, Thomas J., 4E, 29 Fox, Donald J., ZK, 57 Framke, Spencer W., ZG, 56 Franzen, Robert B., 4A, 16, 17, 29 Frawley, John J., IE, 58, 62 Freeman, Robert P., IK, 63 Frost, Clarence E., SC, 46, 47, 49, 70 Fruin, Robert E., IB, 12, 58, 60, 70 Driscoll, Cornelius J., IA, 58, 60 Driscoll, James P., ID, 61, 73 Driscoll, William J., ZM, 53, 57, 95 Drury, William T., IC, 61 Ducey, David T., IB, 12, 60 Duffy, Albert P., SB, 48 Duffy, George A., ZK, 57 Duffv. John C., 4F, 19 Duffy, John J., ZH, 56 Dugan, William D., SD, 49 Duggan, Edward J., IE, 62 Dunlap, William M., IC, 58, 59, 61, 81, 89 Dunn, Thomas P., IA, 58, 59, 60, 86 Dunne, John H., SF, 50 Durkin, John A., SD, 49 Dvorak, Rudolph R., IC, 62 Dwyer, John M., SC, 28, 49 Dwyer, Richard F., IF, 62 Gabel, Gabriel, Gabriel, Joseph J., ZF, 99 Leonard T., IC, 61 Richard G., IC, 61 Gallagher, Andrew R., ID, 49, 76, 78 Gallagher, James J., IF, 62 Gallagher, John J., IC, 62 Gallagher, John J., 4E, 16, 17, 29 Galvin, Brian A., SC, 47, 51 Ganey, William J., IF, 62 Gannuscio, Vincent J., IC, 61, 81 Garner, William T., ZE, 52, 53, 55 Garren, Gerald F., ZD, 53, 55, 81 , 86, 98 Garrey, Robert B., IK, 63 Garrey, James J., SH, 51, 89 Gaskan, James H., ZC, 55 Gately, William J., 4C, 29 Geimer, Joseph L., ZD, 55 George, Charles B., IC, 61 Gerald G., ZC, 56 Eber, Richard E., SF, 50, 83, 85, 98 Ebzery, James J., IF, 62, 89 Eckel, F. Edward, IIA, 28, 70, 97 Egan, Charles P., 4D, 28 Egan, Joseph P., IB, 12, 58, 59, 60 Egan, Richard J., ID, 61, 73 Ehrhart, William C., IK, 59, 63 Engle, George F., IB, 12, 98, 99 Emerson, Thomas J., ZB, 52, 53, 54, 71 Esposito, Jeremiah P., ID, 61, 73 Gerber, Leroy F., ZC, 55, 96 Gerrity, James R., ZC, 53, 55 Getty, Vincent G., SD, 49, 89 Chilardi, Donald H., IK, 63 Gibbons, Gerald E., ZB, 52, 54 Gibbons, Walter M., 4D, 30 Gies, Thomas A., ZE, 55 Gill, Michael F., ZC, 55, 70 Gill, P. Joseph, IC, 61, 88, 89 Giroux, Robert D., IE, 62 Glasgow, William T., ZA, 54, 73 Evans, Evan A., ZF, 53, 56, 76 Evans, Frederick E., IA, 58, 60, 72 Evans, Gerald J., IH, 63 Evans, Roy O., IG, 62 Fadden, Eugene M., 4E, 28 Fajkucy, Francis J., ID, 61, 73 Fanning, Thomas A., IF, 62 Farrell, Daniel A., IF, 62 Featherstone, John E., 4C, 28 Fee, George P., 4C, 28 Feil, Peter J., ZB, 54 Feldner, Joseph A., 4D, 28, 71, 97 Fergus, William D., ZH, 56 Field, John G., SF, 50, 70 Filicicchia, Francis J., SDf 46, 49 Filipas, Peter G., IH, 63, 81 Glavin, Edward A., ZE, 55, 86 Glazier, Joi-in J., zA, 54, 73 Gleason, Christopher J., ID, 58, 61, 73 Gleason, John J., SE, 50 Gleeson, James A., IB, 12, 59, 60, 70 Gleeson ,John J., 4D, 30 Glynn, Thomas P., SD, 49 Godfrey, James F., SH, 51, 82 Godfrey, John D., ZC, 55 Goldrick, John R., ZK, 53, 57 Gorden, Edward S., IF, 62, 86 Gorman, Joseph P., ZK, 57 Goulet, Alexander V., ID, 61, 73 Graff, James D., 4B, 30 Graff, Joseph P., ZB, 54, 70, 96 Graff, Paul R., ZF, 56 Graham, Donald C., ZK, 57 Fillwalk, Francis J., IG, 58, 59, 62 Finnegan, Daniel J., IE, 62 Fish, Donald, SF, 50, 70 Fisher, Francis M., SC, 46, 47, 49, 70 Fitterer, George B., ZC, 56 Fitzmaurice, James C., 4E, 29 Fitzgerald, Edward J., 4C, 28, 70, 97 Fitzgerald, William E., ZC, 56 Fitzsimmons, Harry J., 4E, 29, 71, 97, 98 Flaherty, Eugene R., 4A, 16, 29, 83, 85, 99 Flaherty, Michael F., ZF, 56 Flanagan, Gerald J., SA, 48 Flanagan, Thomas M., IG, 62 Flynn, John J., IG, 62 Flynn, Leo M., ZB, 11, 52, 53, 54, 70 Fogarty, Joseph A., IA, 60, 81 Foley, Patrick J., IC, 61 Graham, John D., SG, 51 Graham, William G., SB, 48, 72, 98 Graney, Cornelius N., IB, 12, 60, 98 Graney, Edward T., IB, 12, 60 Greene, John T., ZF, 56, 76, 88 Greenwald, George M., ZK, 57 Griffin, James J., ZC, 55 Griffith, William D., SB, 48, 88 Grogan, James F., ZH, 56 Gruener, James E., ID, 58, 59, 61, 73 Gullo, Charles T., ZK, 57 Gullo, Maurice J., IB, 12, 60 Gump, Joseph A., 4B, l7, 30, 76, 78, 93 Gump, William L., ZC, 55 Gundlach, Frederick J., ID, 60 I'Iaberzetle, Francis E., 4D, 30 Hafele, David I., IF, 12, 62 106 Hagarty, John E., ZD, 52 Haggerty, John P., 4C, 30, 55 Halbauer, Francis F., SA, 48 Hall, Charles M., 4F, 19, 76, 79, 92, 93 Hall, Leroy W., 4F, 19, 79 Hallagan, Arthur D., 48, 16, 31, 89 Halligan, John M., IK, 58, 63 Halling, Dale R., IK, 63 Hallstein, Raymond P., IB, 12, 60 Hammer, Melvin P., IH, 63 Haney, Robert F., ID, 58, 59, 61, 73 Hanley, Charles S., SE, 47, 50, 88 Hanlon, John C., IF, 99 Hannon, James M., 4D, 17, 31 Hannon, Robert J., SF, 46, 47, 50 Harte, James P., ZH, 56 Hartig, John J., ZD, 11, 55 Harbaugh, John P., S8, 46, 48 Harrigan, James M., ZE, 55 Hart, Thomas P., Z8, 52, 54, 70 Hartmann, Vincent F., IE, 62 Hartney, Thomas C., 48, 16, 31, 76, 96 Hastings, John T., 48, 31 Hawkey, James H., ID, 61, 73 Hayes, George L., ZE, 52, 55 Heady, John E., SH, 51 Healey, Frederick J., ZA, 54 Healy, James J., IA, 60 Healy, John P., IH, 63 Heerwagen, Joseph F., 4A, 16, 17, 31 Heffron, Jules A., 28, 54, 70 Heilman, Edward A., ZK, 57 Heiting, George W,, IE, 62 Henneberry, Eugene T., 48, 31 Hennessey, Francis X., SE, 50 Hennessey, Mark J., 4A, 31 Hennessy, Joseph J., SF, 11, 50, 71, 72, 88 Henry, Daniel J., ZE, 55, 81, 88 Henry, John E., ZM, 53, 57, 86 Henry, Peter J., IG, 59, 62, 88 Henry, Thomas J., IH, 63 Hodorwicz, Raymond M., ZF, 56 Hoffman, Paul K., 48, 16, 31 Hogan, Dennis J., Z8, 54 Hogan, Donald F., 4A, 31 Hogan, Edward J., ZH, 56, 86 Hogan, John L., ZK, 53, 57 Hogan, Robert T., ZF, 56 Holderbaum, Robert M., 4E, 32, 76 Holmes, Robert F., 4E, 32 Holmes, Robert, SE, 50 Hopfer, Donald J., 4A, 32 Horne, George J., ZM, 57 Hourihan, Richard T., 4D, 32 Howard, John P., IB, 60 Howland, Edward P., SA, 48 Huels, Robert C., IH, 63 Hunt, Eugene M., 4C, 32 Hutchenson, John E., ZH, 56 Hyland, Thomas J., ZC, 53, 55 Hylard, Robert L., 38, 48, 69, 71 Inglese, Sylvio J., ZH, 99 lngwersen, Robert W., ZD, 56 James. Edward C., IC, 61 James, John H., ZG, 56 Janecki, Bruno J., SF, 50 Janiak, Edward T., ZD, 55 Jeanes, John F., 4F, 19 Jennings, Thomas R., IA, 60 Johnston, Francis A., ZH, 53, 56, 81, 83 Joyce, John M., SA, 46, 43 Joyce, Robert H., SD, 49, 76 Joyce, Robert, SH, 51 Joyce, Thomas J., IB, 12, 60 Jucik, William R., ZC, 56 Kaberna, John J., 4C, 32 Kaczmarczyk, John A., Z8, 54, 70, 81 Kahl, Francis G., ZD, 55 Kahne, Millard M., IC, 61 Kairis, Anthony J., ZG, 56, 81 Kaiser, Walter A., ZD, 52, 53, 55 Kane, James P., ZF, 56 Kane, William J., IG, 62, 88 Kane, Maurice P., ZM, 57 Kappelman, Eugene A., SG, 51 Kealy, Robert M., IG, 62 Keane, Gerald J., 36, 47, 51 Keating, Edward M., IE, 58, 62 Keaty, Michael F., SF, 50 Kehoe, Leo J., IA, 60 Kehoe, Robert T., 48, 33, 88 Keleher, James L., ZE, 52, 55 Kelly, Cornelius J., ID, 99 Kelly Edward J., 48, 33, 89 Kelly, Evan l., 4C, 33 Kelly, Francis B., 4D, 33, 71, 89, 97 Kelly, Francis J., SH, 51 Kelly, George W., 4C, 33 Kelly, James O., 4A, 33, 70, 97 Kelly, James T., IC, 61 Kelly, John James, IH, 59, 63 Kelly, John Joseph, IF, 62 Kelly, Thomas J., ZH, 99 Kelly, Raymond B., SF, 50, 71 Leech, Donald J., 4C, 34 Leen, Robert J., SG, 51 LeFils, Robert B,, ZH, 56 Lehman, Harold J., 4C, 35 Leitelt, Charles J., SG, 51 Lencke, John A., IG, 62 Lenehan, John M., Z8, 52, 53, 54, 71 Lenahan, John J., 4E, 35 Leonard, William D., IK, 63 Lewandowski, Donald E., ZA, 54 Lief, Charles H., ZD, 55 Lindeman, George F., SA, 48 Linehan, Joseph A., 4C, 35, 68, 69 Linehan, Patrick J., SC, 51 Listowski, John J., SG, 51 Litak, Theodore S., ZC, 56 Littleton, James F., ZD, 55 Loftus, John P., IF, 62 Loftus, Patrick W., SB, 48 Loftus, Robert T., IH, 63 Lombardo, Vincent J., IK, 63 Looby, David J., ZG: 56 Loreth, Clifford F., IB, 12, 60, 71 Lucas, Edward J., ZD, 55 Ludwig, William J., ZA, 54, 73 Kell , Richard W., SB, 48 Robert E., ZK, 57 Y Kelly, Kelty, F. James, ID, 61, 73 Kenney, Terrence J., SD, 49, 76 Kennedy, James G., ZC, 53, 55, 81 Kerrigan, Donald F., IA, 58, 60 Kielty, Thomas A., SG, 51, 76 Kiley, Leo R., ZE, 52, 53, 55, 95 Kilgariff, Emmett, SE, 47, 50, 76, 88 Kinane, Cyril M., SA, 48 King, John J., SE, 50, 82 King, Robert G., ZA, 54 Kirgis, Thomas W., ZC, 55 Kirn, Francis J., SC, 49 Klein, Donald J., 4A, 33, 95 Klopp, Edward A., ZH, 56 Kloser, Richard J., 48, 16, 33, 83, 85, 98, 99 Knight, John E., SC, 49, 82 Knight, William J., 48, 33 Koloseike, William J., 4E, 34, 76, 79, 93 Kopchak, Michael C., 48, 16, 34, 89, 98 Kopshever, John K., 48, 17, 34, 76, 78, 96 Kozlowski, Robert A., 4E, 34, 76, 78, 83, 85, 92, 93, 94, 99 Krahn, Richard L,, SB, 46, 48, 76, 77 Kramer, William J., ZC, 56, 81 Kratzer, Francis J., ID, 58, 61, 73 Krick, Gerald T., ZA, 54, 73 Kristoff, James R., ZD, 55 Krotiak, Leo J., 48, 34 Krush, Warren T., 4F, 19 Kuemmeth, Thomas, SF, 50 Kulik, Clifford F., ZC, 55, 70 Kunka, Robert E., IC, 58, 61 Kurtz, Robert L., ZM, 57 Kurtz, William R., 4A, 11, 34, 68, 69, 76, 79 Lachman, Edward G., 4E, 34 Laff, Stanley E., IG, 59, 62 Lagoni, George E., SA, 48, 72 Lagoni, Raymond M., IG, 62, 81, 86 Lake, Thomas G., ZG, 56 Lambird, Robert M., IB, 12, 60, 71 Landis, Richard H., ZM, 57 Land, James E., SF, 50 Landuyt, John F., ZD, 52, 55, 98 Lareau, Francis E., 4F, 19 Larkin, William E., SG, 47, 51 Lasik, Ronald J., IF, 58, 62 Law, Donald J., SH, 51, 69 Lawrence, Martin J., ZF, 53, 56, 76 LaVoie, Bernard, 48, 34 Leach, Arthur G., SA, 46, 47, 48 Leahy, Maurice J., 4A, 35, 71, 97 Lee, James P., IF, 12, 62 Lee, Philip A., SC, 49 Lee, William P., SH, 51 Lueken, Jerome P., 4E, 35 Lundy, Bernard J., SG, 51 Lundy, James G., ZH, 56 Lydon, John J., SC, 49 Lydon Thomas F., ZB, 54, 71 70 Lyman, Arthur E., SF, 50, Lynch, Ernest G., ID, 61 Lynch, James J., IE, 62 Lynch, John F., 4D, 35 Lynch, John L., 28, 54 Lynch, John M., IH, 63 Lynch Lawrence T., IK, 63 77 Lynch: Martin J., IC, 61, Mackey, Earl c., IF, ez Mackey, Robert E., ZC, 55 Macklin, George W., IC, 58, 61 Madden, James F., 2F, 56 Madden, Richard J., SB: 47, 48, 76, 82 Madigan, Edward D., 4F, 19 Madigan, Joseph J., 4A, 36 Mahoney Edward J., SH, 51, 76 Mahoney, John F., ZE, 52, 55 Mahoney, Robert E., IA, 60 Mahoney, Robert J., 4D, 36, 72 Mahoney, William T., IA, 60 Malec, Ronald S., SB, 46, 48 Malloy, Donald H., ID, 61, 73, 95 Malone, Edward J., SD, 49 Malone, James J., SG, 61 Malone, Matthew B., 4F, 16, 17, 20 Maloney, Daniel J., SA, 11, 48 Maloney, Henry J., SC, 51 Maloney, James P., IE, 62 Maloney, Thomas J., SC, 49 Maney, Martin J., S8, 48 Mangan, James C., ZE, 52, 55 Mangan, Robert T., S8, 48 Mangin, George F., SG, 51 Manning, John W., ZF, 56 Marsailes, Thomas P., 48, 36, 76, 78, 92, 94 Marszewski, Edward A., IC, 61 Martin, George R., 4C, 36 Martin, Robert E., SF, 50. 70 Martin, Robert R., ZE, 55 Maschek, Kenneth H., IE, 62 Masquelier, Paul J., IA, 60 Matthews, John J., IG, 62, 88 Matushek, John W., 4A, 16, 36, 68 Mauck, Richard R., IA, 58, 60 Mauloff, Robert L., SG, 51 May, Joseph G., IH, 63 May, Ralph L., SF, 50, 71 Mazzoni, Ronald W., SD, 49 McAuliffe, Donald F., 4C, 17, 36, 76, 78, 82, 84, 94, 100 McAuliffe, Thomas W., SC, 49 McAvoy, Donald J., ZD, 52, 53, 55, 86 McBrady, Kenneth M., ZD, 55, 88 Neil J., ZM, 11. 57 McCann, McCanna, Truett C., IF, 62 McCarthy, Edward J., IE, 62 McCarthy, Gerald S., SC, 49 McCarthy, James J., ZF, 56 McCarthy, Jerome J., 4F, 20 John J., SF, 50 McCarthy, McClory, Daniel J., ID, 61 McCormick, James E., IF, 62 McCourt, James P., 48, 37 McCue, Edward F., ZF, 56 McCue, Thomas E., 4D, 37, 82 McCue, Robert E., IA, 58, 60, 86 McDermott, Daniel G., 4F, 20 McDermott, Robert A., IH, 63 McDonald, Patrick J., 4D, 37 McDonald, Paul C., 4C, 37. 88 McDonald, Robert J., ZC, 53, 56. 76, 89 McDonald, Robert J., 4D, 37, 76, 93 McD0w, Robert W., 4B, 37 McGann, James M., 4E, 37 McGeehan, John J., IA, 60 McGinnis, Bernard L., ZB, 52, 53, 54, 71, 89 McGinnis, Patrick L., 4E, 37, 76, 78, 83, 85, 92 McGowan, John E., ZH, 53, 56 McGrath, Norman E., SB, 48 McGrath, Raymond E., 4A, 37 McGrath, Thomas L., IF, 12, 62 McGreal, John E., ZF, 56 McGuiness, Thomas V., 4F, 20 McGuire, Francis P., IG, 11, 62, 81, 86, Miller, Carl L., ID, 61, 73 Miller, Leo M., ZF, 56 Miller, Richard N., ZE, 55 Miller, Robert W., 4A, 38, 71, 97 Mills, Morton, SH, 51 Miniat, Ronald M., SE, 50 Mitchell, Edward T., IB, 12, 58, 60 Mitchell, Raymond E., SH, 51 Mode, Robert A., ZA, 54 Mokate, William J., ZK, 57 Monahan, Thomas J., ZA, 52, 54, 73, 99 Monson, Andrew M., IE, 58, 62 Monson, Andrew M., IE, 58, 62 Mooney, James J., 4E, 38 Moore, James G., ZA, 52, 53, 54, 73 Moore, Patrick A., 4C, 38, 68, 69, 97 Moran, Alfred E., ZB, 54, 81 Moran, Raymond P., SC, 51, 88 107 O'Brien, Lawrence N., SA, 46, 47, 48 O'Brien, Leonard D., SD, 49 O'Brien, Thomas J., 4E, 41 O'Brien, Willard K., IB, 12, 60, 71 O'Brien, William J., ZD, 55, 98 O'Connell, William E., SC, 49 O'Connor, Donald J., ZD, 52, 55 O'Connor, John J., 4F, 17, 20, 85 O'Connor, John P., SF, 50 O'Connor, O'Connor, O'Connor John P., SE, 50 Michael J., SA, 48 Edward IG' 62 O'Dea, J. Allan, 4A, 41, 68 O'Donnell, James M., 57 O'Donnell, Raymond J., 4C, 17, 41, 76 78, 81, 82, 84, 93, 94, 97 Oehler, Charles R., 4A, 41 O'Farrell, Richard F., ZA, 54, 73 n Morganelli, James D., SA, 46, 48 Moriarity, John J., ZK, 57 Moriarity, John M., ZK, 57 O'Grady, Francis J., 4C, 17, 41, 82, 84 97, 100 O'Hara, Edward A., ZE, 55, 72 88 McHugh, Thomas J., IE, 62, 98 Mclnerney, James E., SH, 51 Moroney, William, ZM, 57, 88 Morris, Eugene F., 2M, 57 Morrissey, Donald E., ZC, 55 Morrison, John J., IK, 63, 89 Morrissey, Donald E., ZC, 55 Morrissey, John F., IK, 63 Morrissey, William E., ID, 61, 73 Morrissey, William M., IE, 58, 62 Moskal, Theodore J., SE, 50, 83, 85, 99 Mueller, Donald M., SC, 49, 76 Mulcahy, Anthony E., ZK, 57 Mulhern, Robert J., SC, 49 Mulherin, John N., SG, 51 Mullen, Michael J., IK, 63 Mullin, Joseph L., IA, 58, 59, 60 Mulvenna, Alexander F., 4D, 38 O'Hara, Joseph W., 4F, 21 O'Keete, Lawrence D., ID, 58, 61, 73 O'Leary, Richard E., 4F, 21 Oliver, Charles P., ZC, 56 O'Malley, Edward F., IB, 12, 60 O'Meara, William E., ZE, 55 O'Mera, C. Bruce, ZA, 54, 73 Ondeck, John G., IH, 63 O'Neill, John D., IK, 63 O'Neill, John J., SH, 51 O'Neill, O'Rei I ly, Ormsby, Ormsby, Thomas F., ZH, 53, 56 Christopher E., ZB, 54 Bernard B., 4D, 41 Mclnerney, John W., ZC, 53, 56 John M., ZE, 55, 72 Mclnerney, Mclnerney, Joseph P., 4E, 38 Mclnerney, Michael F., IH, 63 Roger J., 4-D, 38 McKeague, McKee, David E., SD, 49, 71 MCKendry, Donald J., IH, 63, 89 McKenna, Andrew J., ZE, 52, 55, 69, 82 McKinney, John, SE, 46, 50 McLaughlin, Edward J., SC, 49 Munson, Joseph M., ZB, 39, 71, 97 Murphy, Bart F., 4C, 39, 82, 100 Murphy, John B., IK, 63 Murphy, John E., ZD, 55 Murphy, Murphy, John F., SF, 50, 70, 88 John P., IC, 61 McLaughli McLaughli McLaughli n, John E., ZH, 56 n, Leo C., ZF, 56 n, Roger J., ZK, 57 McMahon, Daniel D., IK, 58, 59, 63 McMahon, James S., SC, 49 McMahon, William E., ZA, 54 McMahon, William, SA, 48 McManam McMulIin, ey, Donald J., SD, 46, 49 Francis G., SG, 51 McMurray, William J., IK, 63 McNamara, David J., ZE, 52, 55, 69, 72 McNamara, John J., 4D, 38 McNamara, John P., IK, 63, 89 McNamara Lawrence J. SF' 50, 71 McNamara: Thomas S., ZB, 52, 54, 89 Murphy, John P., ZK, 57 Murphy, Patrick J., 4D, 17, 39 Murphy, Richard R., SB, 46, 48, 7 Murphy, Robert E., IA, 60 Murray, Barrett J., SA, 39 Murray, James C., 4B, 39, 89 Murray, James H., ZF, 56 Murray, John J., 4C, 39 Murray, Raymond J., IE, 58, 62 Murray, Thomas J., IC, 61 Nash, Harry M., ZB, 54, 70 Nagle, John J., 4E, 40, 76, 79 Naso, John J., IA, 60 Nawrocki, Bernard J., 4D, 40 Neises, Gerald J., ZM, 57 Nelson, Richard J., ZM, 57 Newell, John M., 4B, 40 Newman, John F., 4B, 40, 98 McNicholas, James J., ZE, 55 McNicholas, T. Joseph, ZC, 55 McNitt, Joseph E., ZE, 52, 55 Newman, William J., ZE, 52, 55 Newquist, David S., SC, 49 Neybert, Nicholas G., SE, 50 McNulty, Theodore T., 4D, 38, 76, 79 McShane, James J., ZH, 56, 81, 88 McShane, John F., 4C, 38 McShane, McQuaid, McTigue Robert C., ZC, 55 Edward L., IH, 59, 99 Thomas E. IK' 58, 63 Neylon, John B., ZD, 55 Nicholson, Fred, SC, 49 Nicholson, Thomas P., 4C, 17, 40, 82, 84 Nolan, Robert E., ZE, 55 Nolan, William J., SH, 51, 76, 77 Noonan, Joseph G., ZB, 54, 88 Meade, Robert E., IF, 12, 62 Meegan, John F., 4F, 20 Meegan, Patrick E., IF, 62, 88 Meegan, William J., ZC, 56 Meehan, Lawrence J., SG, 51 Mehigan, John J., IH, 63 Mele, Dominick, IH, 63 Mercer, Edward J., ZE, 55 Merica, Edward P., ID, 58, 59, 61, 73 Merritt, Russell A., ZE, 53, 55 Michala, John C., ZB, 54, 71 Miles, Joseph E., ZH, 56 Millard, Nicholas J., ZE, 55 North, John R., ZC, 56 North, John R., SF, 50, 71 Norton, Daniel J., 4D, 40, 68, 70, 72, 97 Norris, John T., SE, 47, 50 Nowakowski, Leonard J., SF, 50, 70 Nugent, Paul J., IG, 62 Obama, Harry J., sc, 49 O'Brien, Dennis P., IE, 58, 59, 62 O'Brien, John G., SH, 46, 51 O'Brien, John J., ZM, 57 O'Brien, John L., SC, 47, 49 Robert E., IK, 63 O'Rourke, Clayton, SE, 50 O'Rourke, Howard F., IF, 62 O'Shea, John J., IG, 62, 81 O'Shea, William J., SH, 51 O'Shea. William J., ZC, 55, 81 Ostrowski, Richard J., ZB, 52, 54 O'Toole, John E., 4C, 41 O'Toole, John J., SD, 49 Owens, Robert A., SB, 48, 81 pajkowski, Irwin J., SF, 50 Pallardy, Robert L., SG, 51, 83 Parcell, Harold J., IA, 60 Parker, John L., SC, 41, 49 Parker, Lawrence J., ZM, 57 Partoll, Joseph T., IG, 62, 88 Pasierb, Joseph J., ZH, 56 Passarelli, James 'S., IC, 58, 59, 61 Pavilonis, Edward J., ZD, 55 Pavola, Alfred W., SD, 49 Pazure, Theodore F., IB, 12, 60, 71 Peel, John H., SC, 49 Peel, Robert C., IC, 61 Pence, Edward J., ZA, 54, 73 Pender, Raymond S., 4A, 41 Pendergast, Edward J., ZE, 55, 81 Pereira, John W., ZB, 54 Perry, Edward A., SC, 49, 82, 86 Perry, Raymond A., IG, 62 Phee, Robert A., IE, 59, 62 Philipp, John J., SB, 46, 48, 71, 72 Philipp, Guenther M., IB, 12, 58, 59 60, 71, 89 Phillips, Charles B., ZA: 54, 73 Philpott, William R., ZB, 54 Picard, Arthur J., ZB, 52, 54, 71 Picard, Raymond G., SH, 46, 47, 51 Pientka, Adam J., SA, 48 Piller, Jacob P., SC, 49 Piper, Edward F., ZC, 56 Placco, Andrew J., 4A, 16, 42, 69, 97' Plecki, Norbert G., SC, 49 Poland, John M., 4F, 21, 76 Polich, Donald R., ZK, 57 Potter, Francis P., ZF, 56 Power, John F., SH, 46, 47, 51 Powers, E. David, ZE, 52, 55, 72 Powers, Francis B., ZF, 56 Powers, John J., IG, 62 108 Proctor, Edward G., ZE, 52, 99 Przybysz, Eugene S., IE, 62 Q uari, Robert R., zM, 57 Quan, Thomas J., ZM, 57 Quinla Quinla Quinla Quinn, n, James J., ZH, 56 n, John B., IF, 12, 62, 88, 89 n, William F., 4F, 21 James E., SF: 50, 70 Quinn, Martin F., IB, 12, 70, 99 Quinn, Peter J., ZC, 55 Quinn, Robert A., ZK, 57 Quinn, Robert D., ID, 58, 61, 73 Quinn, Thomas J., IA, 60 Quirke, John F., ZK, 57 Quirke, Robert M., 4D, 42 Schultz, S. Robert, ZK, 57 Schumann, Donald A., IH, 63 Schwaller, Anthony R., 4C, 43 Schweir, Joseph P., ZE, 11, 52, 55, Scodro, Bruno J., IC, 61 Scott, Robert J., ZB, 54 Scully, John J., SB, 48, 71 Shanahan, James J., ZA, 54, 73 Shannessy, Francis R., SF, 50 Shannon, Shannon ,Joseph R., IE, 58, 62 Shannon, Sheehan Sheehan Sheehan James V., SA, 48, 69 Thomas H., SD, 46, 49 Frederick M. SA' 46 48 :John J., IA,'60l ' ,William F., 4A, 16,43 Sheehy, Edmund J., ZC, 56 Rakowaka, Edward J., ia, 12,60 Rapp, Philip H., IK, 63 Ray, John T., IE, 62 Redden, Patrick D., ZC, 53, 56, 76 Regan, Owen E., 4F, 21 Rehfeld, James I., ZE, 55 Rehfeld, William B., 4E, 42 Reichel, Joseph H., ZA, 54, 73 Reid, Thomas J., IH, 63 Reilly, James J., IH, 63 Reilly, Thomas J., SB, 48, 69 Reilly, William E., ZB, 54, 71 Remblake, Robert R., 4A, 42 Remo, Robert P., ZA, 54, 73 Reppen, William T., ZC, 55 Reynia, John J., ZD, 55 Reynolds, Thomas W., ZD, 99 Rice, Joseph A., SA, 46, 48 Richard, Frederick, IK, 63 Richert, John C., 4A, 42, 70, 81, 89, 97 Riordan, Robert J., SA, 11, 46, 47, 48 Ritz, Charles M., SH, 51, 71 Rivette, Frederick J., ZM, 99 Rizzardo, Eugene P., SD, 49, 81 Roberts, Donald E., ZB, 54 Roche, Roche, Edmund A., ID, 61, 89 John, IK, 63 Rohan, Donald L., IF, 58, 59, 62 Rohan, Gerald M., SC, 46, 49 Rohan, John F., IA, 58, 60 Rohan, Patrick J., 4A, 42 'Rohrer, John J., SG, 99 Rooney, John J., 4C, 42 Roman, William A., SA, 48 Rowbotham, John S., ID, 58, 61, 73 Rowley, Eugene J., SA, 48, 81 Royal, Rush, Russel Joseph B., ZA, 54, 73 Robert B., ZA, 54, 7S I, Richard V., SH, 99 Rutsay, Lawrence J., ZF, 56 Ryan, Cornelius F., IE, 62 Ryan, James E., ZA, 99 Ryan, Daniel B., SC, 49, 76, 95 Ryan, John F., SB, 48 Ryan, John E., SH, 51 Ryan, Joseph J., IK, 63 Ryan, Ryan, Thomas E., ID, 61, 73 William T., ZM, 57, 76 Ryckaert, John F., SD, 99 Sana, Kenneth M., in, 58, ei, 72,73 Savard, Joseph, SH, 51 Scales, Scanla Peter F., SH, 51, 76 n, Robert J., IK, 63, 81 Sheehy, John E., 4A, 43 Sheehy, William J., IF, 62 Shefcik, John J., SA, 46, 48, 69 Shefcik, William P., SA, 46, 48, 69 'Sheridan, Edward E., ZC, 56 Sheridan, Philip E., ZK, 57 Sherwood, John L., 4E, 43 Shinkus, John A., IG, 62 Simnick, Donald A., 4B, 17, 43, 76, 79, 92, 96 Simnick, John F., SD, 47, 49, 76, 83 Sink, Edward E., 4E, 43 Sink, John P., ZA, 53, 54, 73, 95 Sintich, Daniel J., 4E, 44 Skinner, Arthur F., IG, 62, 81 Skraby, Earnest J., ZD, 55, 86 Slepski, John L., IG, 62, 86 Sloyan, Andrew N., ZC, 55 Sloyan, Joseph P., 4A, 44 Smardack, Bruno A., ZB, 52, 54, 70 Smith, George D., SC, 49 Smith, William, SE, 50, 76, 78, 83 Smuda, Francis P., 4A, 44, 97 Solski, Richard J., ZK, 57, 81 Somers, Henry V., ZC, 55, 70 Somers, Paul M., SA, 11, 46, 48, 69 Sopocy, Martin P., ZC, 56 Spencer, Dennis T., IK, 63 Spillane, Maurice J., ID, 61 Stack, Donald F., SA, 48 Stahl, Carl P., IE, 58, 62, 88 Stapleton, William M., SB, 46, 48, 70 Stead, James J., IF, 62 Stebbins, James P., ZD, 52, 55 Stein, James T., SG, 51 Steinhauer, Richard C., ID, 12, 60 Stengal, Elmer R., IH, 63 Stefanowski, Arthur S., 4-F, 21 Stephens, Robert J., ZB, 52, 54 Stewart, Daniel E., IC, 58, 59, 61, 81 Stofko, Donald J., SB, 48 Strasser, Donald J., IF, 62, 81 Strasser, Robert T., ZH, 56, 81 Stump, Richard A., IC: 58, 61 Stumpf, Francis J., 4E, 44, 76, 77 St. Ville, Edward L., 4A, 44, 71 Schaar, Thomas J., SE, 50 Schafer, Robert J., SG, 51 Schell, Edward A., IF, 12, 58, 59, 62, 89 Schick, Harold G., IC, 99 Schick, Howard M., ZH, 53, 56, 81, 86, 88 Schick, Robert D., IC, 99 Schindler, Lawrence J., 4D, 42 Schofield, Daniel J., ZH, 56 Schofield, Edward H., ZM, 99 Schreiber, Robert A., IF, 58. 59, 62 Schroeder, James J., ZA, ll, 54, 73 Schubert, Robert G., ZM, 57 Schuberth, John E., ZC, 55 Schult z, Richard J., 4A, 16, 17, 42 Sullivan, Sullivan, Cornelius C., SH, 46, 47, 51 Donald J., IBM, 12, 99 Sullivan, James E., IG, 62 Sullivan, James J., ZK, 57 Sullivan, Robert M., ZB, 52, 54, 89 Sullivan Roger E., IC, 61 r Sweeney, Walter E., IA, 58, 59, 60 Swendrzynski, Richard F., IH, 63 Sychowski, George A., 4C, 44 Szuba, Joseph J., ZC, 55 Talbot, Patrick J., IK, 63 Tesmond, Donald J., SD, 49, 83 Testin, Henry S., ZC, 56 Testin, Joseph M., 4C, 44 Thelan, William A., ZK, 53, 57 Thielen, Edward J., ZC, 55, 70, 81 Thgrgas, Deane C., SC, 49, 76, 79, 94, Thompson, Chester A., ZC, 55 Thorstad, James A., ZB, 1 1, 52, 54, 98 Tadwaii, James C., SA, 48 Tobin, John F., BH Tomisek, John J., IE, 62 Torpy, Richard J., SD, 46, 49 Torpy, William J., 4F, 16, 21 Touhy, John P., 4E, 44 Tourville, Gerald L., IF, 62, 81 Trant, James N., SD, 46, 49 Treder, Carroll B., SA, 48 Trilla, Andrew T., SC, 76, 99 Trinen, Donald W., ZF, 56 Tripam, Emil K., SA, 44 Tripam, Karl J., ID, 58, 61, 73, 88 Truesdale, Daniel R., SD, 49, 72, 89 Truesdale, Donald E., 4F, 21 Tuch, Frederick T., ZA, 53, 54, 73 Tumpane, Walter F., SH, 51, 76 Turner, John J., IA, 58, 59,60 U rchell, Raymond J., is, 62. ai vacca, Vincent P., ZH, 52, 56 Vanbramer, Donald, SC, 51 Vandenorth, Peter J., IB, 11, 12, 60, 89 Verbiscar, Anthony J., ZD, 52, 53, 55, 98 Vidak, Thomas J., SF, 50 Vincent, Alfred P., ZF, 56 VonderHeide, William C., SD, 46, 49, 69 Wagner, Ronald E., SC, 49 Waite, Charles E., 4B, 44 Walenga, James E., IG, 58, 59, 62 Wallace, James P., ID, 61, 73 Walsh, Donald J., IH, 58, 59, 63 Walsh, Donald J., 4A, 16, 17, 44, 68, 71, 97 Walsh, Francis J., 4D, 44 Walsh, John J., IA, 60 Walsh, John J., ZF, 56 Walsh, William L., ID, 61, 72,73 Walter, William F., SD, 46, 49 Ward, Kenneth J., 4B, 44 Ward, Walter J., 4D, 44, 71, 97 Warman, Richard G., ZC, 55 Warner, Edward C., SF, 50 Washburn, Howard J., 4F, 21 Weathered, George C., SF, 50 Weber, Gerald C., IH, 63, 81 Weber, F. Earl, ZC, 56, 89 Weiler, Richard, IE, 62 Welsh, Thomas E., IE, 62 West, John E., IF, 62, 88, 89 Wheatley, Richard M., 48, 44, 81, Wheaton, Frederick E., IE, 58, 59, Whelan, Thomas J., 4B, 44 Whelan, Thomas E., SA, 46, 48 Whelan, Joseph L., SH, 51 Whelton, James E., IA, 58. 60 Whelton, John W., 4C, 44 Whirity, William J., IC, 62, 89 White, Edward M., SA, 46, 47, 48 White, Michael R., ZC, 56 White, James J., 2F, 56, 69 White, James M., ZM, 57 Wilkins, William A., IC, 58, 59, 61 Wille, Ralph P., IF, 12, 62 Williams, Donald E., SE, 50 Williams, George J., ZC, 55, 71 Williams, John R., IA, 60 Witry, L. 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