Loras Academy - Log Yearbook (Dubuque, IA)

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COURTESY SCHOLARSHIP INITIATIVE REVERENCE NEATNESS 4 Robert Frommelt Norbert Hemesath Pcxul Giangiorqi Richard Dolphin Michael Slade Paul Giangiorgi Norman Pokorny Lawrence Burke Robert Frommelt Dominic Amecl Clement Koehler lames Beggin Lyle Wallig Paul Giangiorgi Richard Dolphii I 5 O S 0 in the Class of As in past years, the Log again asked the gives recognition to the boys who have ex- niemloers ot the senior class and the faculty to celled in these virtues during their tour years select the seniors who rank high in the ten Vir- at the Academy. tues listed across the top of this page. This poll Clement Koehler George Kress Robert Frommelt Norbert Hemesath Don Ame-che Speaker Vice-president President Secretary Treasurer t .-mm., I was .fxmm mul '.

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seated-Capt. George Whelan, Capt. Warren Giles, Sgt. Isaac Hartness. standing-Sgt. Royce Airliart, Sgt. Joseph Baumann, Sgt. Paul Pinard, Sgt. Dewey Moore. R. 0. T. C. Training in leadership, character, citizenship, and military manner are the objectives of the junior ROTC unit at Loras. Only sophomores, juniors, and seniors are permitted to register for the course which meets three periods a week. The sophomore spending tirst year in RCTC begins with drill and manual ot arms. Hygiene and first aid and weapons are two other im- portant subjects which sophomores meet. ln the junior year marksmanship and map reading are taken up along with leadership, drill and command. The seniors are given a real chance to show their leadership ability as battalion commis- sions are given to them at the Military Ball in lanuary. Military teaching methods and tactics are also stressed in the senior year. Sgt. Warren Strawn Capt. Laurence Tait page fifteen

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Graduation Honors COOPERATION PUNCTUALITY RELIABILITY INDUSTRY ATHLETICS Clement Koehler Iarnes Beggin Paul Vaassen Lawrence Burke George Kress Paul Giangiorgi Dominic Ameche Paul Giangiorgi Paul Giangiorgi William Rogan Lawrence Burke Paul Vaassen Clement Koehler Clement Koehler Iohn Murphy Listed below are the seniors who rank first, C1 L d second and third in senior subjects. These class ' leaders were designated by the corresponding teachers. RELIGION SOLID GEOMETRY BOOKKEEPING Norbert Hemesath Iames Beggin Richard Runde PHYSICS Norbert Hemesath Loren Wolter Richard Runde ENGLISH Richard Zenz Loren Wolter Robert Riley LATIN Norbert Hemesath Lyle Walliq Iohn Meyer Norbert Hernesath Norman Pokorny Lawrence Burke AMERICAN GOVERNMENT Robert Riley Robert Fury Iohn Wilberding ECONOMICS Clement Koehler Iohn Goodsell Paul Schmidt MECHANICAL DRA Lawrence Burke Paul Vaassen Ioseph Sisson Raymond Zauq TRIGONOMETRY Paul Vaassen Norbert Hemesath Norman Pokorny ROTC Lyle Wallig Iohn Meyer Norman Pokorny WING Donald Wiederholt Patrick O'Brien Appearing on this page are the seniors who have maintained a high scholastic average during their first seven semesters. With High- est Distinction requires an average ot 94 or above. Those who maintained 90 or above re- ceived With High Distinction. To graduate With Distinction, an average of 86 must be maintained. With Highest Distinction Gerald A. Ptitfner' Norbert B. Hemesath With High Distinction Iames S. Beggin Iames I. Hoppenjan Clement I. Koehler David I. Nemmers Norman I. Pokorny Richard I. Runde Paul I. Schmidt Loren R. Wolter With Distinction Dominic F. Ameche Iames E. Bonitazi Richard I. Burgmeier Lawrence E. Burke William E. Derby Richard I. Dolphin Iohn P. McDermott Harold A. Manhart William A. Manhart Iohn C. Meyer Patrick E. O'Brien Thomas I. Fitzpatrick lames A. Schute Paul I. Frith Robert I. Frommelt Paul I. Giangiorgi Iohn R. Goodsell Iames A. Klaus George I. Kress Ioseph L. Kutsch Ioseph H. Sisson Paul I. Vaassen Lyle R. Wallig Charles E. Weber Iohn H. Wilberdinq Gerald I. Wilwert Richard L. Zenz page seventeen J