Loyola Academy - Grad Prep Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Never fear but in the skies Saints and angels stand Smiling with their holy eyes On this new-come band. Comrades true, born anew, peace to you! Your souls shall be where the heroes are And your memory shine like the morning star. GOLD STARS Berghoff, Clem, Jr., '44, Navy Brannon, George E., '24, Army Brockman, Ned, '4l, Army Burke, John J., Jr., '32, Army Carroll, Lt. Chas., '38, Navy Connery, Sgt. Henry, '25, Army Cuny, Donald, '43, Mar. Czarnecki, James, '29, Navy Denney, Lt. John, '35, Navy Detmer, Edward J., '38, Navy Gresik, Capt. H. E., '36, Army Jagor, Thomas R., '42, Army Juhnke, Lt. J. E., '37, Army Kiely, Lt. George, '37, Navy King, Richard K., '4l, Army Koch, Edward C., '33, Army Leahy, Capt. Richard, '41 , Army McCarthy, John G., '42, Army McNally, Lt. Don B., '38, Army Mooney, James L., '26, Army O'Brien, David W., '36, Army O'Day, William E., '4l, Army O'Toole, Bart, '35, Army Purdy, John J., '43, Army Shay, Thomas F., '37, Army Smith, Arthur, '29, Coast Guard Smith, Gilbert C., '40, Army Spellman, William J., '42, Army Thompson, Vinton F., '42, Army Callaghan, Martin T., '43, Army Leach, Edmund L., '4l, Mar. Sweeney, Charles J., '40, Army Henry, Robert J., 42, Army 'Xu fi' , if . QL 5. in , ' ' O' . , . Q 4 W.v'f 'C ' MISSING IN ACT Benbennick, Claude, '43, Navy I ION Bransfield, Lt. Charles, '37, Navy Burke, John J., '32, Army Dalton, Major Henry W., '30, Army Grace, George, '4l, Army Landgren, James, '40, Army McNally, Francis A., '38, Navy Murphy, Daniel F., '40, Navy Waldron, Ens. Richard, '37, Navy Weber, Lt. Rupert J., '36, Navy Page 13

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Page 12 When l am dying, how glad I shall be That the lamp of my life has burnt out for Thee That sorrow has darkened the pathway l trod, That thorns, not roses, were strewn o'er the sod, That anguish of spirit full often was mine, Since anguish of spirit so often was Thine. O sweetest Rabboni, how glad I shall be To die with a hope of a welcome from Thee. Ill lllElll0Rll-llll Mr. John F. Carey, S. J. l9l4'l945 On Thursday morning, March l5, Mr. John F. Carey, S.J., died after four days of unconsciousness which resulted from a stroke. Mr. Carey was a Jesuit to the core. His maior interest was the glory of God, expressed in the concrete by his strong desire for the salvation and perfection of his students. The smallest indication of character weakness in a boy found Mr. Carey at work, sometimes as a physician, sometimes as a father or friend, but always as a religious. He left no means untried in his efforts to better a boy's character. lt is to his eternal happiness that his last conscious act in this life was the building of a better character in one of his boys. While Mr. Carey was thus engaged, God was already calling him to heaven where he shall shine like the stars for all eternity because he has educated others unto iustice.

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