Loyola Academy - Grad Prep Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

 - Class of 1950

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igll fN iii E I f T Grad Prep of 1950 presented by Loyola Academy of Chicago, Illinois Page 4 X E HIS I-IOLINESS THE POPE I S I C S , Xl' 'PI IILR 'R X I I ' I X IRUX SOX I RI IC X OI PIUS XII XOA CIORIOLBI X R116 XINL1 The Holy Year at Rome A Holy Yefu 'tt Loyola The four principll intentions chosen by His Holiness Pope Pits Yll for the 1930 Holy Ye-ir were 'announced by the Supreme Pontiff on une 26 19-is to be: . Srnetificition of souli throuieh prlyer .md penmce and unshlkable fidelity to Christ and the Church, Defense of the CQhur'h Against renewe .lffLICl'ZS of her enemies .ind beseeching of the true faith for those wandering in error, infidels .ind those without God. Action for peace 'md defense of the Holy p los. ACILl.ll realization of social justice and works of assistance in favor of the hum- hle and needy. Page 5 El Page 6 s X 'flu' Page -...- Xfefy R631 Rl7l7Crt XYHHINCSQ ruylur uf Inywla llrmlxyrwty .uni .Xc.1dur11y. mx umm- plL'lix1glxix1i1NI yum' m thu Allin.. Hy '-K'.'lN lx-ixlnzl prmglpnl uf lmulg .Xs.u1c111y' IH IU43. Nlnru rccunlly lm Wm rugulwl of l-,y.rl.1R lk-nml Sdmul. from xxlndr pmrlmn lu- lux .ldmrnccd to his prawn: rcxpmualwlc uthuc. 1AxdlNilllSfl'l1fiUD Father Francis M. Flynn, S. gm 1,,,,. lr... I,,5,,g,Pt,1 ,,f Loyolm Ac.1dc'ny fur the put twu xr-nrw. Ixltluur Hymn was .1 Pilthcr 131.1365 Farrell. J-v is purfurming the dulim uhaplnin in the Lfnitud italcx Army Amr Iw-run bcmru gaming ru .rf .lNSiWl.lHl prlncrrul uf Luyola JXCAJCITIQ' for his second year. Bc- Loyola Ac.1dcmj.' in 1947, HQ wp .xwmzrmr prinurgul during rlw wif- lm mwrk .xx diiciplirurmrm. Fallxcr has charuc. as moderator. Kchoul yc.1r of 1947--N. vf All wlwul Jllwlclics. u.. ,Q N, Father Edward C, yur .mr Ivy-VIA. tchhua H6 A13-gl-urea J-v ru-mx In hu xhurlcunih Father DOugla5 pe'-lrlf J-Q lx N:.:Jcm ruluginm in the wplzmmwrux .md yumurx. --irmumr um wzxiur rullgwn, ,md m--Jur,1t-rr 1 tl :hu XX 1 1 kr Chl' luhur ms thu urigingmr ,md m.m.ngcr nf thc Jxmual Hllcrhx 19.9 drnc, 3 I - . I u 1' x4 ' -, - - In Lum ILJQL15 Father Charles li. Ronan, S. ., A . , , , X vklnrmd 1 xl I 1 4 I Q lUx.II,1.Hlwr'whrl1x1J'! during hw JUN 1X,1nh1M IIN biuhcr I'filUClS D- Riiblilltf ju 'x 'U iY 'l U 'WI r- J xi--: mx :wx uhrllw-r UT Zin XuvYN.w. ruuhw :ghgl-'rv L um rucmr wt 51'd.lIlIlCN, .mm Ntrmtw-r m frcshmuw Intm. .NJ Kvwurx, :mi Spmxxlv iw lunwrx. 4 -- qs A .. 514444. P' ' ..,w1gl4'k - .- - f-A .yr r , 'Evil ',.. e lfvfff, -v-. 4......, Father Carmen Dc Christopher, S. 1,,,y,,. gun, ,,. LLIIIQLIHQC Tczlclwcrs rlnrrl .xml tuuxrlu xr-.mlm Hu .llw rum mlm lmmlururu .xml rami Nrurr' .md dumb lin- xx 'cckly mxwmn uvllcurm Air- FrunCi5 Grollig, Jw rmclucs I..1rm ru llw N.-ph mmmrw .md 1x nwJur.1!or uf 7lw. Pfrf .md lllx' .X..1rluxux num ming uzuu. lfzithcr Leonard H. Hohman, S. ,.,,,, ,,, lm ,,,,,. K- IQLHXM Num .ll I,uUrl.l. lcu'hL'N I.lllH In 1rL'NlH114.l1 U! Ll xuplxuvwuv .lml rcllgl- In lu fI'L'SllH1 l1. Mr. john F. Mitzel, S. ,,,,.,1..m,,, -v x'1:mr'LlL'lv.1l1l1g. lmulmw luniur Ium. .mud jL1mur.md wl1i1lrKyl's.1lx ..- Father Gerusime M. Lcgris. S. J., ,,,,,.1,,,,,,, UI 1 I.1x7u-rx' Ciub .md ilu- .Xlumm .Xwr.x.1lwr1. I-4.1Jww in w 1 lunmrs .md wrxmrx. Mr. XY'11ltcr S. Zukowbki. S. J MW.-f,.mf rr. 1 1 !c.x.lxcs lunlux' lnglxxlm, Jml lumur .IDA wniur Spanlxlx. Page 10 E . ngllslw Twglm-S Mr. Ralph A. jacob. S. J.. M L ,mm-1,,,, , ,4 yykxh, 'vit' Ivjwxi- .zrxi mix .xx 1M:xi.m' kim xixruiw' 1 4 ,.mnlLr.l- wt tix .Xbut X lillwl, Mr. Patrick J. Rice. S. VI.. ,,, m..,Mi X f ,K ' :mg nw v'P.N11U'T,.1'hiwZTiml?'!I1iy . Lfxtfl :Hy ami c rin fn xx v 1xi.r,xLwr uf IH I 2 Page I l Father xyyalter Cranea ,lu nmx' mm Ins rluxrrccntlx 5c,1r ll l.uy'ul.l. u-.1gluu1u111wrPmglaslw .md wrxcs .umudur.1tr1r fur llu- I.u.1gL:k- ut rlxu Snrud Hf.-art. NIL xxlaltcr K21Pi'iii- ,IH uumplurlng lu- rlnrd yum' .11 fmnl.l. lx m Jur.1mr ul lim l71.1m.1ll. fluls ,md mrutrwlftm' ln -upllmxwyvq Imgllxlx. Alf' Rfllwff J' Nlcfxulcyv 'lu mln. :adm-N tu-xlwrw1.1w1 I.1r a .HM wmur flnglxslu lx l1mJL'r111nr uf' the wxumr S.1J,1l1U ,md Xt 11.1 v1f'k1.k Jzawn.. Alf- Jffhn Cscrktn- 'Fw vxufuh-r.1rX-1 ur im mmm W x11Il,X. uznlxw I:wU'x1..11 lvrgfxl' ,lmi lntm. 5 Father john li. Flanagan, S. k,lk,1,,A,,,1 .,,' lpn. ,mx wrlufent Mass m Xl.1J.uxn.1 llcllg Strada C haprl, ruxcluw fu-xlm1.1n religion and algebra. ami luniur ruhgiun. Father Prhornas Povversv J-s lcnchcx fruwhmalm alguhrl, 1 v snpnumure gcmnctry. .mu iunim' rullgmn. Mr- Joseph Judge .cachux .xlquhm In Yvrx-Klx111ex1 .md un iors. .md solid gcmncxvx .md lrignxwuneirx rn iuniurx .und m-:un N hir. Robert G. Humhert, S. J., A,c,,cL,,,, ,,ll,1k.l,, ,q,,-,,. lllf .lnli n1Udk'r.l!lif' IV? lhk' vllyllkh C 1L1l7. KLKIRMLW Q.:L'lll11L'lY'X lil lhl' Kllphlll1101'CS. .X sx Mathematics Science Teachers N111 JHHTCS Rliilch- .xhn hp hun .11 luynla fur elgh ycxrm Inches trohnmn and lumur algebra, and yunmr ,md wnmy chcmmrx. Air' C' 5'5 J HKXKXA 111k .ll IAPFKIIJ th yn-ar. reufiux yhy-:A :+I wmur-. ,md 1x 111-durazwrnt the C..1I17Ul'l Linh, Pagc 17 Social Science Teachers 1... N112 Dinlid Nlcicrv 'I-v I11vvLikI'.lI1l' 111' AI fu finnf Pub v v - ll'.1L'l1cx lmqlxll tw ffwl11'nm'!l, uU1llUn1l.x lu jklluwfx. .And xuclm1Im.QN UI NUIIIJYN. Alf. XXVHIICI' Bambefger rmelmux lmiwmry ru the suplm- l1m'yx, He .N dlftilvl ui rlw Ilr.1m.1Ilc Club .mul prefec I Ur the .Mr1lvlu. In I'uhru.1rx' In wb elected clx.urm.m of the ccmrnl rwmrw ut LIL' Cwxxlmlmc lluzllre C.-mtcrulmcc. A 257' Xlr Ixenncth C, XX nltqcn 1 7 N L H! 3 IL IIN Nlr Mxclmcl C1 mcx 4' Y- 'ws un .: 1 Mr. Robert Batchelor, umklx. lc.1c'1u trexlmmnn lnsmrx wh-me durucmr ,md Lmxlull A I 1 er Page 15 PPS Xlotlxers rexxexx meeting, oxer eups cf coffee On September 17 the Loyolx Academy Mothers Club held 1ts openmg, meetrne under Mrs Dems Heffernan President and Iaeultx Moderltor Rex Douglas A Pe1rl S The spelleer t thx meeting, was Rex Ralph A Gallagher S The Mothers Club glue :ts qnnual Iall Pirtx Septem ber srl lt vxhxeh there vms in exeellent erovxd r s r s el nt md lxth r Doughs A car l rea up srruatron l A tour ofthe M1donn1Dell1 Strldl C h lpel xx 1 rx n by Rex lmes Mertz S ll the Oeto er meeting, 'Ihere xx s mother meetxng, on Noxem r 1 1 1 r llrre Prrnclpxl 1ndAs1st1'1tPr1ne1p1l respeetlxelx xxere s ellxer 'lle Mot 1ers u hid rts Chrlstmls lull S1nt1Cl rs rezelllx dxstrrbuted lfts x om H exnlee xe 1 rexlexx outn Plelfne me nulr meer At TL etlng, lebruxrx In l er urs B er rn exnert on ehlld psxeholoex spoke on lLlOlLSLLlll problems Nllehl er otuers uw ne xlhx olleetron elxen bx Rex XX rlter I H mer of 1 m 1rr Ihe Mot uers C lub tue nts lnnull 5Ll1Ol1I'SlllP Prrtx rn Aurnl e 0 wx th Presnen s 'lex ln 1 x fe 1 fa Page 14 . I V in nun, , flub A X1 s. llcni ,l. Hctfcrnnn. l' ei c .4 f. c 4' .. .P l. 1 T ' 1 Y .S A V . 2 lx S G A S Y ' S.,l., Lllsezss lu' C h I . I l V - I V - I A 1 ' e e 4 e 4 , 4 .5 be sl :lt which l:tlf,l'1CI' Flynn and lltle 'X All, p-e--s. 1fTlwe31b'.hl-gf4 1 Party December 12, Mr. Whllter Bamberger, in f , Q T ill.. 4 'A -1. .R - A 'll . Re 1 'I l .Rf ga r ' of S ' 4 .xt tl A -la 4 y --eng. tl - me ' I- 1 ' '. fath- Lo . Snid' . S. il.. Onr.r' 3,tl1ANl l'J'C,lll.lg .uof Re: . I' 'r ' .. l:.1rre'll.S..l.. th: l rotl A lf. ther 'lx es li ell. T ' l A T' , '. ' , 4 . r , . 1' I . Th- year exlme' to .1 el se 'ith e- ' ' l' I' ' t ' N .1 '. e wr l g' .- l , Q ' ., r.lIllLl'S vuth rl1e1r stndles at Nlr and Wlrs nlbht The Loyola Ae1demy lathers Club began 119 season vuth 1 lreshmm I1ther llhl bons might September Za rn xxhleh the frexhmm f1thers md sons were mtroduced to tl1e Iathers Club under oseph T lD1ly Pres1dent 1nd Rex Germme N1 Lel'r1s S faculty Modemtor On Oetober N they sponsored 1 f0otb1ll el1n1c for the fathers 1nd sons t the Loyon Communlty The1ter There was 1 cgym r11y,ht for the d1ds 1nd sons on Noxember I9 On Deeember 15 nn St If.,l'1lflLlb eym the lootb1ll Bmquet un held If w1h1ch the flrxt 1nnu1l Sleoglund Am 1rd wus presented to Ton Br1dy e l1thers Club neue 1 Nlr 1111 Nirx 'NI1e1t on the LNCDIDKL ot IDLIIFX IQ The oeemon hugh suetew Another xx lx held ID A rll xo 1 met retre1t one n Xllfkl 1nd one IU 'X r1l were helt 1t B1rr1neto11 On P11111 Sunt IX 1 N e 1 1 D11 ot Reeolleetxon e N 111 1C 011111 1on bre11el1st tor tl1e llfllLI' IU t1e1r Nom X 111 N ee ebr1tel IU N 11onn1 e 1 Ntr1 1cl1l e followed by bre1let1 t ID the um X LN 1 ISNL 1 Lllix l1euIt1 OLlCI'lIOI' ot the 1 1 1 trom Oetober t1ll X11r1l1 lWCL1L1NL ot I lflltl' Leerxx dlnew Ill os ph T Daly I' 1.s1de11t 1 momenr ll :hc nc 1 Nr and Nlrs n1 he Page l5 nuff' I , , , ,, , , 1- , S II l hp, .j.,' .- .1 1-1. nh L YV Y'-A I -L T A Y - 5- F ' . stupw . ' 1 ' W - e - D f . g. 1' . ' 1 2 ' ,1 ' ' y' 1 '. T11-f. Q n .. l1 fl V . ,v,A V A J. 1 I. ky. , --Ay K Ly - llyQl1fCLl wrth .1 tew 1'.1ude11lle .1ets, was .1 grand Tx' led ' -. 1, Ai 1. 'l. V .ph -l. . , . Q l..'. the f.ther p.1r11'ip.1te-l in . ' ' . Th A l.1.t lfathers' Club .1e't1x1ty' 41 . l 11111- ' ' As. d l , . 11. 11-.11 -14 . 1 ' .1.1 . 11-11. 5 .11 g.p-1. Re' . -1.1111 l:.ll'FCll .bly 1n1e'l the d1 7 ot' 5. 4' M '. ' A l:.lIl1CI'. Club thi. ear Elllll ilLll'I'E Four shorT years ago we seniors enTered Loyola, wide-eyed and nervous. Now, mellowed in characTer and physically more maTure, we prepare To Take leave oT Old Loyola for The lasT Time. The memories of our high school days, wiTh Their ioys and sorrows, are wiTh us as we sTarT ouT on our own. We are ThanlcTul To our JesuiT Teachers, TaThers and scholasTics, and To our lay Teachers, as well, Tor The iob They have accom- plished. We are confidenT ThaT we will live up To Their highesT hopes for us. Because of Their help, we will Take our place in This challenging world as inTormed ChrisTians sTrong in characTer and convinced ThaT our TuTure musT be bound inexTricably wiTh The liTe oT ChrisT Class of l950 Page 16 Lane Robert Cases Honors Course Flrst Honors 1 2 3 Second Honors 4 Class Officer Sec Treas 4 Sodalxty 54 Track751To Club 7 4 Dramatic Club 4 Prep J 4 Bradv Charles Anthony 0 d '-Ionors Course Flrst Honors 1 2 3 Second Honors 4 Class Officer Pres 2 3 4 Sodalltyl 3 4 Football 1 7 3 4 Co Cap tam 4 Basketball 1 9 5 4 Golf 4 'lorch Club I 7 5 4 Sec 4 blsogblund Award 4 Farley David oseph English Course Class Officer Pres 3 4 Sodality 1 3 4 Foot ball 1 3 4 Torch Club 3 4 I I 1 i - Sflrrvfary-Trc'asl1rer Pr si cn! Vin'-Pr1'xiil1'r1I . Q 1' . A . 3 I . 1 - I 4 AZ' , . : , 1 , , ly , D . , , Q ' : - . g 1 . g , g . l2,fg '-,1g rch g - 4: T 'Q 9 ' 9 ' - . 9 - f , . ' f. ' f. . V Y Y I ' Allen, William Sheridan - Honors Course: First Honors 1 2 3: Second Honors 45 Sodality 1 2 3 4: Swimming 1 2 3 4: Captain 4: Dramatic Club 2 3 4: Ros- trum 3 4g Elocution Contest Finalist 1 2: Grad Prep 4. Amidei, Neal Ruddy - Honors Coursey First Honors I 2: Second Honors 3g Class Officer: Sec-Treas, lg Foot- ball 3: Prep 3 45 Dramatic Club 2 3 4. Anderson, Arthur Raymond -- Scientific Course: Acolytes l 2 3 4: Captain 3: Track 2 3: Dramatic Club 2 3 4g Shutter Club l 2 5 4. Augustin, Edward joseph - Latin-English Course: Football 1 -ig Track 33 Basketball 2. 0F '50 Baier, jay Anthony - Latin-English Courseg Second Honors 3: Basketball 2: Track l 2 3g Rostrum 3. Baier, Jerome Dennis - Latin-English Courseg Sodality 3 4: Track I 2 3 4: Dramatic Club 4. Bardusk, Anthony Ronald - Latin-English Course: Prep 3. Berghoff, Paul Herman - English Courseg Class Officer: Vice-Pres. 33 Sodality I -ig Intramural Captain 43 Dm- matic Club 4: Sacred Heart Promoter 1. Bernhart, james Arthur - English Course: Second Honors l1Class Of- ficer: Vice-Pres. 1: Football 1 2 3 41 Dra- matic Club 4. Bornhofen, Gerald Francis - English Course: Football 1 2 3 -ig Basket- ball I 2 33 Swimming 2. Page 17 Bornhofen, Richard Gerald - Scientific Course: Second Honors 21 So- dality 43 Football lg Basketball 1 2 3 4: In- tramural Captain 1. Bornhofen, Vifilliam joseph - English Course: Second Honors 2 3 4: So- tltlllfy l 2 5 -l. Bradford, Walter Thomas, Jr. - Latin-English Courseg First Honors lg Sec- ond Honors 2 3 4: Sodality 1 2 3 4: Dra- matic Club 4. Brady, Francis joseph - Scientific Courseg Second Honors 1 -'ig Aco- lytes 1: Shutter Club 3. llllllli Bransficld, james joseph - Honors Course: First Honors 1 Za Class Of- ficer: Vice-Pres. 2: Football 1 2 3 4, Bas- ketball Zg Track 4g Torch Club 4: Dramatic Club 4: Intramural Captain 4. Brown, Edward Hill - Latin-English Courseg Second Honors 45 Sodality 1 4: Golf 1 2 3 4: Captain 43 Dra- matic Club 2 3 4. Brunell, james Irwin - Entered Loyola in third year, Scientific Course: Second Honors 3, Cross Country 3: Track 3 4. Budinger, Thomas Francis - Honors Courseg Class Honors Z: liirst Hon- ors I 3 4: Class Officer: Vice-Pres. 23 So- dality 1 2 3 4: Treas. 2, Swimming 1 23 Track 4g Dramatic Club 4. Burke, George Edward - Honors Course: Class Honors 1: First Hon- ors 3 4: Second Honors 2, Class Officer: Sec-Treas. l. Cahill, Daniel joseph - Honors Courseg Second Honors l Z: Band l. Page 18 Carney, Daniel Eugene - Honors Course: First Honors 2: Second Honors 1 3 4g Sodality 43 Football 3 43 Stamp Club 1. Citti, Richard Michael - Honors Courseg Class Honors lg First Hon- ors 2 3 44 Class Officer: Sec.-Treas. 1 2: Sodality 1 43 Football 3 43 Prep 33 Grad Prep 43 Dramatic Club 2 3 4a Torch Club 43 Rostrum 3 4. Clarke, james Thomas -- Latin-English Course3 Second Honors 1 2 3 43 Sodality 1 4: Track 2 5 4. Colleran, Terrence Benedict - Latin-English Courseg Class Honors 3 4: Second Honors 23 Class Officer: Presi- dent 4. or 'io' Collins, Charles Michael - English Course. Connelly, Frank joseph - Entered Loyola in third year: Scientific Courseg Sodality 4. Connery, John Murnane - Honors Courseg First Honors 1 23 Second Honors 3 4g Class Officer: Pres, 1, Vice- Pres, 23 Sodality 1 2 3 43 Football 1 2 3 4: Co-Captain 43 Basketball 23 Intramural Captain lg Torch Club 2 3 4: Dramatic Club 4. Coogan, Thomas james - Latin-English Course3 Cross Country 1: Dramatic Club 43 Prep 4: Tennis 4. Corcoran, james Martin - Latin-English Courseg Second Honors 21 Sodality 1 2 5 43 Cheerleader 2 3 4: Cap- tain 5 4: Dramatic Club 2: Prep 4. Covey, Frank Michael - Honors Course: Second Honors 1 2 5 43 So- dality 1 2 3 41 Gavel-Rostrum l 2 3 4: Stamp Club l 23 Dramatic Club 5 -sg Prep ,291 Elocution Contest Finalist 2 5, Page I9 Craine, George Hassel -- Latin-English Course: First Honors 1 4: Sec- ond Honors 2 33 Sodality 1 4: Football 1: Basketball 2 4: Track 2: Tennis 4: Golf 4. Crowley, Cornelius joseph - Latin-English Course, Second Honors 1 3: Football 1. Daly, James Michael - Honors Course: Class Honors 1 2: First Honors 3 4: Class Officer: Pres. lg Football 2 3: Basketball 2: Cross Country lg Sacred Heart Promoter 2 3 4: Dramatic Club 4. D'Ambrosio, Charles Anthony - Scientific Course: Class Officer: Pres. 2 3: Sodality 1 2 3 4: Prefect 2 35 Manager: Football 1 2 3 4: Basketball 1 2: Intramural Captain 3 4: Torch Club I 2 3 4: Pres. 43 Dramatic Club 4: Grad Prep 4. I0-R Dempsey, Thomas William - Latin-English Course: Class Honors 3: First Honors 1 2: Second Honors 4: Class Offi- cer: Vice-Pres. 1: Sodality 1 4: Tennis 1 2 3 4: Dramatic Club 3 43 Prep 3 4: Editor 4. Denten, Edward Gerald -- Scientific Courseg Second Honors 25 So- dality 4: Track 23 Dramatic Club 4, Diaz, john - Entered Loyola in Fourth Yearg Latin- En- glish Course. Dixon, Jerome Francis - Latin-English Course: Sodality 3 4: Foot- ball 1: Track 2 4. Drucker, Charles Ronald -- Scientific Course: First Honors 2: Sacred Heart Promoter 13 Dramatic Club 3 4. DuMont, Richard Martin - Scientific Course: Manager: Football 3: Cross Country 2: Track 2. Page 20 Dunn, Robert Joseph - Honors Courseg Second Honors 1 43 Class Officer: Vice-Pres. 2: Sodality 1 2 3 4: Pre- fect 4: Vice-Prefect 3g Football 2: Basket- ball 4g Torch Club 4g Gavel-Rostrum l 2 3 4: Prep 3. Edmunds, Thomas james - Honors Courseg First Honors 2: Second Honors 1 3: Sodality 1 2 3 45 Track 2 3 4. Egloff, Edward Ralph -- English Course: Second Honors 2 3: Grad Prep 45 Shutter Club 1 2 3 4: Pres. 3 4, Gelderman, Laurance joseph - Honors Course: First Honors 1 2: Second Honors 4g Class Officer: Vice-Pres, lg So- dality l 2 3 4: Vice-Prefect 45 Football 3 lil Basketball lg Tennis 1 25 Torch Club 2 3 4. or--'50 Gray, Robert Daniel - Scientific Course: Second Honors 2: Basket- ball 2 4: Track 2. Groff, Victor Thomas - Scientific Courseg Second Honors lg Sodal- ity 3 4. Hahn, Jerome Lee - English Course: Sodality 1 4: Track 2. Hartley, Harry Albert - Scientific Course: Band 1 Z 3 4: Dramatic Club 45 Elocution Contest Finalist 2. Healy, Bernard Francis - English Course: Second Honors 3: Sodality 1 4: Acolytes 2: Swimming 4. Heffernan, john Denis - English Course: Class Officer: Vice-Pres. 3 4: Sodality 1 2 3 -iz Sec. 2: Basketball 1 2 5 4: Track 3 4: Intramural Captain 1 2 51 Torch Club 1 2 3 4: Dramatic Club 3 -I. Page 2 1 Hermes, Frederick Raymond - Entered Loyola in third Yearg Scientific Course. Hodapp, james Dean - Latin-English Courseg Second Honors 2 31 Sodality I 2 3 4: Golf 1 2 33 Acolytes 1: Manager: Basketball 2 3g Dramatic Club 4. Holton, William joseph - Honors Course: Second Honors 2g Cross Country 2g Track 2 33 Intramural Captain 3. Hoolahan, Michael James - Scientific Courseg First Honors 1 2g Second Honors 3 4g Sodality 1 2 3 4g Manager: Football 15 Swimming 1 2 3: Dramatic Club 3 4. loui- Hurlbut, Willis Alden - English Courseg Acolytes 1 2 33 Football l 2 3 4g Basketball 23 Track 25 Dramatic Club 4. Kauke, Henry William- Latin-English Courseg Cross Country 1 25 Track 1 2. Keeley, Martin joseph - Latin-English Courses Second Honors 3g Sacred Heart Promoter 4g Football 1 2 3 4g Dramatic Club 4. Kelly, Robert Aloysius - Latin-English Courseg Sodality 1 -ig Drama- tic Club 4. Kelly, XValter Quinn - English Courseg Sacred Heart Promoter lg Dramatic Club 23 Shutter Club 4g Grad Prep bi: Business Manager. Kennedy, Thomas Patrick - English Course: Acolytes lg Football 23 Cross Country 1. Page 22 Kerrigan, Francis Robert - Scientific Course: Second Honors 1 2 33 Sodality I 2 3 4g Golf 43 Track 1 2 51 Cross Country 3. Kuehn, John William - Scientific Courseg First Honors 2: Second Honors 3 43 Sodality l 4g Band 1: Track 2. Lang, john Francis - Honors Courseg Second Honors 2g Acolytes I 2 3 4: Captain 45 Cross Country lg Band 1 Zg Track 1 2: Gavel I 2g Dramatic Club 2 5 4. Latousek, Robert Bernard - English Course: Sodality 43 Golf 2 4g Dra- matic Club 2 3 4: Sec'Treas. 4g Shutter Club 1 43 Prep 3g Grad Prep 4: Associate Editor. or 15-0- Laughlin, John Francis - Entered Loyola in second yearg Latin-Eng- lish Courseg Football 4. Lindley, Richard Michael - Scientific Course: Second Honors 1 2g Class Officer: Sec-Treas. 23 Football lg Basket- ball 2 4: Track 2 3g Cross Country 2 3. Lyman, George Clement - English Courseg Sodality 43 Football 1 2 3 -ig Basketball 2 43 Torch Club 3 4g Drama- tic Club Ai. McCarty, Philip Arthur - English Course: Basketball lg Gavel 11 Dramatic Club 4. McChesney, john joseph - Entered Loyola in third yearg English Course: Football 3 -ig Basketball 4. McDonnell, Michael joseph - Scientific Courseg Second Honors 1 2 Sq Dramatic Club 4. Page 25 McHugh, Robert Day -- Scientific Course: Class Officer: Vice- Pres. 3: Acolytes I1 Football 2 3 4. Maher, james Ignatius - Honors Courseg First Honors l 2 -1: Second Honors 35 Basketball lg Dramatic Club 3 4. Markey, Robert Jude - English Courses Second Honors 2 3. Markowski, Stanley Leonard - Scientific Course, Second Honors ,ig Cross Country 2, Track 2. ' loit- Marotta, Anthony Samuel - Honors Courseg First Honors l 2, Second Honors 3 44 Sodality 1 2 3 4g Dramatic Club 3 4. Marshall, james Andrew - Scientific Course, Stamp Club 1 25 Track 2. Martin, james Cornelius - English Course: Second Honors 3g Class Officer: Sec-Treas. 43 Sodality 1 2 3 4, Sacred Heart Promoter 3 4g Football lg Basketball 1 2 3 4:Captain 4, Intramural Captain 41 Torch Club 2 3 4g Vice-Pres. 4. Mawicke, Clement Anthony - Latin-English Courseg First Honors 35 Second Honors 1 2: Class Officer: Sec- Trcas, 3 4, Football 1 2 3 4g Torch Club -it Dramatic Club 4, Grad Prep 4. Metzger, Louis Eugene - Latin-English Course: Second Honors l 2 3 41 Sodality 4g Football 1 2 43 Dramatic Club 2: Grad Prep 4. Mitchell, Stephen Arnold - Honors Courseg Class Honors lg First Hon- ors 2 3 'il Sodality 43 Swimming 1 2 3 43 Dramatic Club 43 Prep 4. Page Z4 Morrison, Lawrence Vincent - Honors Courseg First Honors 2g Second Honors I 3 4' Shutter Club 3 Pre 5 Grad . ,: p,: Prep 4. Muckenhirn, Charles Francis - Scientific Courseg Second Honors 2 3: Class Officer: Sec-Treas. 43 Sodality I 2 3 43 Swimming Ig Dramatic Club 2 3 4: Vice- Pres. 55 Torch Club 43 Prep 3: Editor: Grad Prep 4: Editor. Murnane, Martin joseph - Latin-English Courseg Second Honors lg Sodality 1 2 5 45 Manager: Football 3 'll Torch Club 3 4. Nikopoulos, Paul Aristotle - Honors Course: First Honors 1 2: Second Honors 33 Class Officer: Pres. I 2: Vice- Pres. 3: Swimming I 35 Gavel-Rostrum 3 5 4: Pres. 2 41 Dramatic Club 2 3 4: Pres. :il Elocution Contest Finalist I 2 5g Prep 3 -I: Grad Prep 4. or :go O'Callaghan, George Christopher - English Course: Second Honors 3: Class Officer: Sec-Treas, 33 Dramatic Club 4. Oldershaw, John Bramley - Honors Course: First Honors I 3 4: Second Honors 2g Swimming I 2 5 4: Dramatic Club 4. Parmantie, Peter Anthony -- Latin-English Course: Second Honors sg Shutter Club l. Petersen, Arthur Edward - Latin-English Courseg Second Honors I 2 S: Sodality I 4: Tennis 2 3 li Captain -I: Prep 4. Poden, Robert Dennis - Latin-English Course: Second Honors A I: Sodality I 2 3 4: Sacred Heart Promoter I 2 3 4: Intramural Captain I 1 Track I 3 34, Proctor, Kenneth Henry - Latin-English Course: Class Officer: Pres. R: Vice-Pres. I -41 Football I 2 -I: Basket- ball I 2 3 -I: Intramural I 5: Torch Club I 2 R41 Dramatic Club 5 4. Page 25 Raeymaeckers, Ronald Peter - Entered Loyola in third yearg Scientific Coursea First Honors 3 Jig Sodality 43 Swim- ming ll Dramatic Club 3 'ig Prep 3. Reynolds, Xwilliam Diomar - l..1tin-English Course: Second Honors 1 2 5: Football ig Dramatic Club 4, Riordan, XY'illiam Thomas - Entered Loyola in fourth yearg Scientific Course: Prep 4. Ritter, Richard Albert - English Courseg Cross Country 25 Track 2g Dramatic Club 2 3 44. i ll 0-ll Rolfsen, Edward Lauritz - Latin-English Courseg First Honors 1: Sec- ond Honors 2 3 4: Football 2 3 4g Basket- ball 55 Dramatic Club -1. Rondoni, james Jack - Latin-English Courseg Second Honors 5 Football l. Rooney, Patrick Eugene - English Courseg Football lg Basketball 2 -4 Acolytes 1 2 31 Dramatic Club 4. Roubik, Charles Joseph - Latin-English Courseg Second Honors 2 Track 21SWimming 43 Prep 4g Grad Prep 4 St. Clair, Robert Louis - English Course: Intramural Captain 2 Track 2. Salerno, Edward Anthony - Latin-English Course: Second Honors 1 Sacred Heart Promoter 1 21 Football 1 Track 1 2. Page 26 Sanders, Raymond joseph - I'rack 3. Schackle, Richard jarvis - English Course: Second Honors 3 Schaefer, Anthony Joseph - Scientific Course. Schaffrath, Richard Gregory - Honors Courseg Second Honors 1 2 3 4: Football 55 Track 2. or-won Schumacher, George Peter -- Honors Courseg Second Honors l 2g Sodal- ity 1 2 5 15 Acolytes l 2 3 11: Dramatic Club 2 3 4. Seidl, Frank joseph - Latin-English Course: Swimming 1 2 5: Manager: Cross Country 2. Shanle, Leland Charles - Entered Loyola in third yearg English Course: Football 43 Track 43 Prep 4. Shantz, Thomas Alvin - Latin-English Courseg Track 1 2 5 4: Band 2. Swimming All Prep -1. Sheffield, William Leroy - Latin-English Courseg Class Honors -1: First Honors 1 2g Second Honors 5g Class Of- ficer: Sec.-Treas, lg Sodality 4. Shurr, Vfilliam Howard - Scientific Course: Second Honors 4: Sodal- ity l 2 3 43 Acolytes 1: Cross Country 2: Track 2 5 41 Dramatic Club 2 5 4: Grad Prep 4. Page 27 Scientific Courseg Second Honors Zg Sodal- ity 2 3 4g Gavel 1: Cross Country 3 4' Slattery, james Michael - Latin-English Course: Track 3 4: Prep 4: Shutter Club 1: Slayton, Lawrence Keith - English Courseg Second Honors 3 4: Man- ager: Football 1: Basketball 1 2. Smith, Lawrence Irving - English Course: Second Honors 3 4: Bas- ketball 2 3 4: Swimming 2: Track 1. Smith, Robert John - Honors Course: First Honors 1 33 Second Honors 2 4: Sodality 1 3 4. lllll Spaeth, Mark Gregory - Scientific Courseg First Honors 1 2 4: Sec- ond Honors 3g Acolytes 1 2 3 4: Football 1: Track 3 4: Cross Country 4: Tennis 3 4. Spellman, Edward Charles - English Course. Stocker, Carl Frank - Scientific Courseg Class Honors 3 4: First Honors 1 2: Class Officer: Pres. 4: Sodality 4: Sacred Heart Promoter 3 4: Tennis 4: Band 1 2 3 4: Shutter Club 4. Subluskey, Williani Carter - English Course: Sacred Heart Promoter 1: Shutter Club 1 2. Sweeney, Jerome Vincent - Scientific Course: First Honors 2: Second Honors 1 3: Class Officer: Vice-Pres. 4: Sec.-Treas. 3: Sodality 1 2 3 43 Acolytes 1 2 3 4: Captain 4: Torch Club 3 4: Dramatic Club 2 3 43 Elocution Contest Finalist l: Manager: Track 2 3 4. Thiel, john Herbert - Scientific Course: Second Honors 2 3: Aco- lytes 1 2 3 4: Captain 43 Football 1 2 3 4g Basketball 1 2g Track 1 2 3 45 Dramatic Club 4: Grad Prep 4. Page 28 Thompson, Robert Eugene - Honors Course: First Honors 1 2 3 4: So- dality l 2 3 4: Vice-Prefect 2: Sec. 3: Treas. 4: Acolytes 1 2 5 4: Captain 4: Swimming 1 3: Dramatic Club 2 3 4: Prep 2 3: Grad Prep 4: Manager: Track 3 4. Tuohy, john O'Connor - Latin-English Course: Class Officer: Vice- President 1: Sodality 1 Z 3 43 Basketball 1: Dramatic Club 3 4. Ulbert, Charles Anthony - Honors Course: Class Honors 1 2 3 45 Class Officer: Sec,-Treas, 2: Sodality 4: Sacred Heart Promoter 4. VanHeule, Thomas joseph - Scientific Course: Stamp Club l 2. 0-rp :ao Wallace, joseph Edward - Scientific Course: Second Honors 2: Sodal- ity 45 Dramatic Club 2 4: Shutter Club 1. Walsh, Thomas john - Honors Course: First Honors l 2: Second Honors 3 4: Class Officer: Pres. l 2: Vice- Pres. 4: Sec.-Treas. 3: Sodality 4: Football l 2 3 43 Swimming 1 2 3 4: Track 2: Dra- matic Club 4g Torch Club 3 45 Elocution Contest Finalist 3. Walters, Raymond Bowe - Entered Loyola in third yearg English Courseg Shutter Club 3 4: Vice-Pres, 4: Grad Prep 4: Business Manager. Weiffenbach, Karl Franz - Scientific Course: Second Honors 2: Foot- ball 1 3 4: Track l 2 3 4: Dramatic Club 3 4: Cross Country 2. W'einsheim, Alfred Gene - Scientific Course: First Honors I 2: Second Honors 3: Acolytes 3 -I. Wessel, Warren Robert - English Course: Second Honors 2: Home- coming Dance Committee 4. Page 29 Page 30 Weyland, William joseph - English Courses Second Honors 2g Acolytes 1 2 3 4: Captain 4g Football lg Track 1 23 Swimming lg Intramural Captain 2. Wolfsmith, Thomas Raymond - Entered Loyola in fourth yearg Honors Courseg Second Honors 4. Wray, Marcus Frederick - Scientific Courseg Acolytes lg Swimming lg Dramatic Club 3 4. Zanke, Gerald joseph - English Courseg Shutter Club 1 2 3 4: Stamp Club 1 2g Dramatic Club 2g Grad Prep 4. Zuckerman, Donald Louis -- Honors Courseg Class Honors lg First Hon- ors 2 3 4g Class Officer: Pres. lg Sodality 1 2 3 4g Football 1. lnto their emptied boots step f f Spirited Underelassmen Supporters of the jug room. headache for Father lfarrell. scape-goats of the seniors, friends to all A-f such are the underclassmen. The class furthest un- der. the freshmen. was this year the largest of all time at Loyola. God must love the freshmen, or He wouldnt haxe made so many of them, The lirosh were also the most generous, winning for the first time in history the sacred derhyw for their eflorts in helping the poor, Our foolish-wise sophomores will add to the race of supermen. They are the only class in school prixileged to play in the gym on school time. When the year is over the hig round-up is had and the sophs find themselves hranded for different Courses, The juniors now wear tags of honors. scientific. Latin-English. and English to indicate their new pursuits. But they are still pursuing. for it's a long way yet to commencement. Enough for the classes, liowever. Turn the pages and see who make them up. how they look and what they are. 'lie hcelsie' e's c' 'c eiw 'rye Page Sl Vsl l I s nirrr hid in th ir nwlc rx luung th irc hmmm g l the ur i 2 ' , .1 - - efs NVQ-. IOI': Shea. Kleiman. Ilurdeii. Iirrelv, Iltiraia, Caiiiwav. larmnliael. fieiglsclimid. Ilillsmaii. Crviis, Iladdiii. U'lluimelI. Xlr, Llacnb, S,-I, -f 'l'llIRD: Ilarvey, I'Ietclier, Xltklalion, Roberson. Ricliiartli, IS. Xletlger. Ileekui. e SILOND: Xluld Amnu n, XYic-irlvktiwski, Nlalt-ne, XX'ard, Siexvarr, Sclileiter., Xlekan. Kearns. aiiulin. f ISOTTOXI: Iineisul. Suerth. XY, I,Cl1lU.'ll1. Oclis, Devine Xl ll Cireciileaf. Cileniwn. Little Latin and Less Greek ANDY Sweden LINDSTROM doesnt have to practice track ' to win a medal . . . BILL MALONE is called the mysterious stranger , . . IOE CRYNS is the on ner of the best Bop Mop in BA . , . A regular joe is IOE O'DONNELL , . . Every once in it while RAY HORAN comes up with a good one -..,' 'The Big XVind RAY SIEXVERT will fight anyone, anytime , . , BOB MCVOY likes to bother the class joker, PHIL MEIMAN, who likes to bother anyone ...' 'Iron Lungs PADDEN was once on television tSortaj 4..' 'Blessed BOB BIRELY is prefect of the luniors in the Senior So- dality . , . ,IOHN CQARMICHAEL, the big flame in the 'Iloi'i'li , . . It is rumored that MIKE 'IACOBS is white shirt happy . . . YIERRY Midge MILLER must be a relation to XVARD, RYAN, HEBSON. and the boys . . , LARRY YOIQHN is 3A's genius by vote this ovvnj . . . DAVE illukei' BIQRCQII. that distinguished Englishman. is the social leader in AA , , . BERT NIETZCER, 'King of the Abla- iivesf' is the smiling mission collector . , . The Cliampion from Campion. YIACK MULDOON, ls president of the tvs o-patk-a-day tlub ,..i 'Hot Rod Happy STL' HARVEY is either a genius or he sits 1 Page 32 5 i l lie ti in tlie front seat ...' 'XY'ee XVillie GLENNON is reported to like history QFD ..,' 'Mello BILLN I7LETf,HER has quite a rep with the girls . . . TOM KEARNS is a top-notch mission collector. . , PHIL 'Einstein' OCQHS is Greek of the XVeek every week . A . IOHN Zeke ZIEGLSCHMID is reported to be a fast man with an eraser ...' 'Coon Haidu IIM BLIRDEN surprises even himself in the tests , . NIILO DEVINE, is an Orphan Annie fan . . , CQERRY HILLSMAN. the tall, blond type. is .2 star IM player , . . DAN McMAHON, the 'Intramural Man, is one swell guy ',.. BOB RIQHIARDI, 'Injun joe usually wears moccasins , 4 , XY'aldo LEHMANN is the only educated moonshiner at Loyola ...' 'Silent UIOHNW HEEKIN is a nice guy. if you like nice guys . . . GEORGE ROBERSON is known as the XY ilmette Elashn , . A STEVE Vitamins CONXVAY talks a lot in that back torner ...' 'Teddy Bear GREENLEAE l1.lsIl1C most fun in HA , . . BILL Question King NEW EI.I. is talled Bright Eyes by his class mates .,,DlCK 'Ritkw SHEA is silent but potent , ,. MARTIN XYARD, The Skokie Hood is another one of the latlys . . . BOB KNEISEI., The Bleach- cd Blond from EA . is always pestering . . . DICK SCHLEITER says The Cubs have to win next year. dont they? , . I 'IOHNNY SUERTH, Little Sam. the Algebra Man . . , CONRAD XYIETRZY- KOXYSKI Is one of the Toni Twins. b urn-J'-51 . v 1 ' .ilsflzf if .r TOP: M. Mtirphi , R.1el'. Ciro.1rI-1, Shu1IeII. .-Xnuis, I'. I.CIll1lJl1. Striehi.-I, Roth, I ix. Pontius, I .i1rtI, I'r Cmne, S. - TIIIRD: Isearney. Ottevlieimcr. Nlieliels. XY. I..1rkin, I. Rypin. In Svieenex. T. Sni1lIi.firlIhn, Iennett, f SILOND: Iiryint. Hutnett. Herbert, clLlIIl.ll1L'. Meyers. Sehuni.1nn. .Xhr.1ms. Pinter. ff IIRST: XX'.1II1n, I'r.1ss.1s, Ducey. T. Antierson. Irving, T. Donohue, lhttles f AISSIZNT: I. C,onneII1. With a Lever We Will lloitv the World CHARLES 'DutIe LAIRD ls 5II's liI.1shiest TOE KIZARNEY 1Irinks nothing hut X.1I'llII.1sIl.lIiL'N tlresser . . . TIM DUNUHLIE is the gre.1t:st IM ...MARTY C,L'I.HANE is strictly geometry minti- .IDQI tidelleywinks PI.lyL'l' in the history of LA . A , eel: also one of ABRAMSR moh -,.' 'P.1ssion.1te IACK Scooter ANNIS ismotor-h.1ppy , . , IiI.1ek- PRASSAS is SBS most amorous lover . . , Don j.1e'k MIKE MURPHY is the higgest t.1use ol' 'ILIJHII RAEII .lIW.lf,'N re.11Is Doctor HILL LAR- iuvenile tleiineltieney on f.Ille.lg0's North Sitle -.,. KIN's column. Advice to the Loxelorn' '.,. TOM Cowboy TED XYALLIN spexlks Ifrenth like .1 SMITII is .1 re.1I CUCOLlI'.l.QL'l'Q he I.1LlgIls .1t every' Sp.1ni.1r1l . . , Ninety pertent ol' HI.egs SXVEIZY one's erumhy jokes . . , TERRY No Toes NI1Y's questions .tre sententes ,... IIM SCIILY CROARK is likely to he first string IN.lllI.lIlI . . . MANN is the strong. silent typet El , . . LEO Hliin- MIKE DLICQEY. The Deueem is .1 goo1I IILIII when gers MICQHIQLS is .1 stutlious .lIl1I Slll.ll'l somef xt comes to women . . . DAVE ABRAM5 is the times . 4 . TOM HARTNETT is .1 wow with the le.1tIer of the higgest moh .1t LA . , , TOM The women. hut otherwise .1 nite guy '.,.. IIM RYAN Axi.1tor ANDERSON. lust .1 IittIe kLlIALlP . . . is .tn intiustrious 1IeI1er into the mysteries of solitl PIZTIZ BRYANT is .1 SlTI.lI'I I.l1I: he tries to out- geometri '...' 'f.lIWINieH IRVINCI runs St. Cie-rt's sm.1rt .1 eert.1in lC.ltIlCl' ...' -ciL'IIL'I'.lIH SHLDELL Livery Seriite '... 'IAC Isl Hi1ks Ir. 'C ONNEL- 1Iet.1ehes himself from tI.lss hy stllllt' set ret power I,Y's he-.ati is .lIXK'.ll's llI.l1IL' unlleis sIi's IM t.lPI.lIll . ..,, IIM M EYERS: 'iYou s.1y you Ioxe me. hut you TOM liA'l l'l,l2S. .1 Torther who ls the 1I.1ss pres- tIOn't eken know Iirn .1Ii1e! . , , -IIM CiRII I IN i1Ient ol' SIS ...- Ilili Seetiy UTTIQNIIIQIMIQR is hettei' known .1s The S.1ug.1i1.1sh I'iI.1sIlH . ., Ins .1 goo1I huilti tin his he-.11Ij ...I Pierre AIAMISS STRIIZISIZI., I'Illl'l Guy ls tI1e L.1xois1er ot' BROTHER is the l.llTllOf .1n1I ho.1r1I sIC.lI'lL'I' ol RIS sI5 .,,' iIEsIL'L'.llfSxI ISD LEI-IMAX is our future . . . 'Enele C,lit't ' PINTIER .tntl RONNY PON' BB stlr . . PETE The 'Iokeri' I'IX: Are you TIES. the hot' with turly goltlen Iotks.rn.1ke.1gootI getting wise! I pair ...' IIM HERBERT 1'.1n't st.1n1I on his own feet: he uses .1 poni ',., NED II'ilsIl l .1t'e ,lEN- NET'I h.1s Il.llllIWLlFgt.'I'N .1n1I 1.1tsup onte .1 week . , . Q Q A I .1 A x7.1-' 79731-in 'I trni 1 F' ph.1I.1nx' Page 55 TOP: I'r. DcChristtiphcr. 5- C.irlt'man, Bmitls, 5ll11Ul1. Bell. Rtvunsi ll D edrich. Ilaluch, Ilartncy, Ixarr. V1 C I blown. - SECOND: llengl. hlcschkc. Ncvcril. Vfall. Bicmncr. Couglilin. O'Tuule, XX'oytlial. C.ivcn.itigl1. BOTTOM: D. llratly. Schmidt, Imveck. Soklcy, Killian, Kessler. C. Schaefer, XY, Xyillianis. Would l is Be Perseciltcil Il We Wei'en't lllorthwhilo? TOM ,locko COUGHLIN is the infant prod- igy of Ifather Crane . , PAT The Pious KESS- LER is the sweet tooth of BC . . . IIM KILLIAN plays chicken thusly: first one to run from the hlackhoard in Father D's class is chicken . . . 'Country hoy makes good is true of DICK CAV- ENAUGH . . . BOB KARR. King of the cowhoysm , , . The smiling Irishman, DAN OTOOLE, is quite an IM player ...I IACK BONDS is the hot' shot hooper from SC . 4 , TOM Squirrel IESCH- KE is the Sweetheart of SC' '.., It is rumored that there will he a change in Latin text: I-IARTNEY's first oration against Cicero' '... GEORGE ROUN- SAVILLE is still trying to convince us that George Mikan has nothing on me . It seems that nobody will helieve him. though , , . Little Boho BRADY is the smallest keg of TNT at LA ,..' 'Ding Dong DAVE BELL is a first-rate mission collector . . . EIOHN SLOXWN: Duhh. I never look at the re- Page 34 port card. dulih, l only look at the marks . . . CLAYTON SOKLEY: Press, it's lit! Release, its autf' ',.. NEVERIL wears his tie in his pocket: hes always looking for a Latin pony '... 'IIM COLEMAN. Mr. Cyanide of SC, speaks Spanish like a Swede ...' 'XX'e get it for three cents, we sell zt fora pennyf says CY SCIIAEFER , . , Big ED DIEDRICH is supposedly lic-ad chef at you know where' '... RICHARD Brickhead XVALI. is also .1 lady-killer. BANGT . . . ED Cookie BREM- NER always has them. They're good. Ask the man who ate one if he's still alive . . . ED PALUCI-I is quite .i Latin scholar, Itis rumored that he is a direct descendent of Cicero , , . BOB Crusher OBRYAN is one of the track team's star pole vaulters . . . OTTO BENGI. didnt have a Bible, so the albino. singing candy man ,,.' 'Pahlo k now he has sore knees . , . LARRY LEAVECK is the alhino singing candy man ..,' 'Pablo' SCHMIDT is quite it Spanish lover .,.' 'Out of a cloud of dust and into the light comes 'Tex' XY'lI.LlAMS . , 'iSilent 'lohnu XVOYTI-IAL has a high-pitched, hut manly voice Simple SIMON has quite a way with the, ugh, women . TOP: I, Nlarotra, Iiabbrini, Quinn. C. Fox, Nlcrki, Pnllnsch. l,aPrJmboise, P. Ilitlgerald, Riley, Mr Zultowski. - TIIIRD: Hines, Ifrbaeh, Roconls, Tangney, KI. Bransheltl, Nlarrh. Rielmrtlstmii, iILlI1C.lLl, Cream I. Sobicsk. - IIOI IONI: Ci. Yan Der Iiosch. Garrity. Iiolger Rehom. I..1usehlse, I.i.1ut.1utl, XYisniewslii I-estlc. Xlnginot. l A llur Cup of Knowledge Will Last, For l 0 llnly Sip .lt It If you ever need il date, see CHUCK FOX. He throws the best parties . . . PETE FITZGERALD likes CHUCK's South Side Smoothies, He's the hardest worker on the football squat Qnot ll mis- printl , . . DON Bird Dog MERKI sniffs his way into exeryhotlys pocket . . . BILL Wl1itey ' RICHARDSON is very attentive, when he's .1w.1ke . . . JIMMY MAROTTA is the gre.1test artist in SD, tI.ool4 .1t the top of his tleskj ...' 'Don 'llldllli PALLASCH ought to he in the moxies . , . Ilesitles wearing tl1e ne1test shoes in tl.1ss. SIIZVIZ RILBORA .ippreeites I:.1ll1CI' Ds jokes i , . VIOHN Hlfreneliyu LA IIRAMBOISE likes to 1loo1lle Nl on his tlesk during el.1ss . . , This phmse uestrihes GEORGE HINES Le gareori joli tlu professeur' '... ED G.1hriel RILEY .1lw.1ys h.1s his musit. girls, .intl .answers in his he.1tl . , . AL ISOLGERQ Honest. lilther D.. I w.1sn't t.1lliing .. . -IOHN Vul' GARRITY is one of I'4I3SIIII.If's hoys, He pl.1ys .1 hot IM g.1me ,.,' 'Soei.1l XY'liip LIIII CRIZAN is commonly e.1lle1l Hot Rotl Happy' '... UIIM See me sometime QL,'INN's I-.lll'lOLls I.lNI wortls .ire 'fiot the Answers, I:l'CHLiIlX'?i ',.. BILL LAL'SCH- KE. short in size, but img in spirit . . . IIERRY 'tLn11t- Ret! BRANSITIELID it ans hottest on the b.1sketh.1ll court , . . Any winter ENIORY SOBIESK .Xie 11-1 I can he seen wearing his lAl.1shy fur eo.1t , , , DIIZRRY COMPERNOLLE is the Belgian Bum who takes .1 four month vacation inste.1tl of three ,..' 'jungle lim MARTH, gulventiirer in Al-l'lL.l, he.1ts .1 ITICJH e1rum,.. BILL TANGNEY. Mn 2-l. is.1typiCt1l Loyola man . . , An up-41n1l-coming h.1sketh.1ll sens.1- tion. ROY IJABBRINI. h.1s only one thing to say: Nutsf' '... There is .1 newly tliseoveretl tlise.1se in ED: DAN ERBACH. Wlihe te.1thers' plague , . . The friendly lll'ILlCI'l.lIiL'l' PAIfI. Digger MAGI- NOI, knows how to lower the hier ,..' Little IOHNH LIAL I'AL'D 1.111 nexer he fountl in .1 trowtl . . , STANLEY XYISNIIZXVSKI, i5I.lIl the m.1n. is L1 little guy with .1 hig n.1me , . . sD's roley-poley, NED l'IfS'I4I.Ii. is .1lw.1i's gootl for .1 l.11'gh Little King GIZORCSIZH VAN DIZR BOSCH is the hoy with the hrolxen-tlown stoels c.1r , . , BILL .ll,'NIfAL s l'.1xorites.1ying is 'XYl1.1t 1li1l I do. lf.1therf' '...' IOM 'Smiley' ROC ONIS lil-tes to pl.1y h.1mmer.1n1l ll.lllii with l .1tl1er, Page 55 TOP: I'r. C.r.1ne. 5. I., Ii. Iuohx, lx. klones, Clerlach. Xlcliuire. Ricllon XXI ' ' ' ite, Roche, XYYCIIIDJIIIQ, Vlittgner. .'xl1QIl'UlI',' --- TIIIRID: Arn-. llurlse. B.1rr.tneo. Cloriaci. B.11son, Mil r S ll, M. Gamber, Toohey, Bennett, IS, XX'illi.1n1st --f SICONIJ: Massc-tt. Ctiiiwiy. Shut-h.1n, XYl1el.tn, il. l.g1ne, Breen, IIIIIILCFJILI, Murphy, Mc- CJHII, Shea. --f ISO'I l'OXl: Nlclxenlie. 'I-IILIFCSOYI, Hanley, Block. B 'nes Senini. Stodder. Ilebson. ABSI' NT: Sl ygowski. ,Tis 011Iy Courtesy It We llim 0ur Lights ART SELL always has the right answers . . . RUSS TOOI-IEY is the ton of fun from Evanston I . . ,IIM BURKE, though slow but sure, is still a good guy . . . DAN BENNETT is known as Big Dan. the be-bop man . . . BRIAN XWILLIAMS is .llvxtlys willing to give help, but is more anxious to get it . . , IOI-IN XVHELAN always has 21 smile tor the girls .tt Sacred Heart , I . BOB MURPHY is well known joe Dimaggio II' '.,, UIOHN ROLHEI Big john, is one ofthe Big Three . .. IOHN LONXVAY is currently seen in his new picture. The Big Sleep' '.,. BILL MASSETT is .1 handy 111.111 with .1 c.1mer.1 , . , PAIQI- GERLACQH is .1 good student w ho is .1lw nys Pitching , . . MILT BATSON. Milton can be seen giving people '11 shot in the head' '.., PETE STODDER, The good Ioe from Skid Row' '.., 'IACK McC,ANN. i'l'iger from the North Side . . . MARK GAM- BIZR is the third member ot the Big Threew . I . TOM HEBSON, .1 good guy. .llVs'.1f,'S full of laughs . . , BOB TUOIIY, though new .tt Loyola. is in tl1e running for cl.1ss C,.1s.1DOX.1 , . . MIKE SHEEHAN. 'C .tsex ', is .1 good gui' whos .1lW.1ys hanging around . . MATT SZYCQOXYSKI is tlre Big wheel from Ni! 3- Pagc 56 realli 11--rih copx inj Hardy Prep . , . KEVIN -IONES is class Veep, El fast man on the intrafmural basketball team . . . BOB ARNS reminds one of the song Four feet two. eyes of blue . . . 'VWIIIZZCYII XVI-IITE is a big man around school A , , PETE WAGNER can usu- ally be seen Hrodding it in his blue Studebaker. .. AIOE CORIACI is five by five, but a good man . . . ,IIN LANE is always reading a pocket Wfestern , , . TOM BAYNES is one of tl1e better readers in Ifather CiI'.II1C'S cl.1ss . . . MIKE BLOCK is still re- covering from the scrimmage with the Varsity . . . DIOHNNY BARRANCQO: During the football sea- son, 'Bennyu is .1 pretty good manager . . . 'IERRY ANDREITF. known as BB eyes. is the character ot' intr.1mur.1ls . . . DON XVELLBANK is well known for his coll.1bor.1tionist HXY7 activities , . . RAY BREEN. Bueno .IILIUTUOM is always quick on the answers BILL Moose RIDLON likes nothing but crew cuts . . . ,IOI-IN MCGUIRE is the ITl.ll'l with the c.1rg .tnother one ofthe Big Three . . . .IIM THIQRESON is the 'Big Swede from the Xlivest Side' . . TIM SHEA. BIeachy, is often t.1Ilcdthe XX'alking Navy' '... DICK MIZERNY, 'mighty might. the midget wonder' '... 3E's pro- moter ot the League ot' the Sacred Heart is BILL HANLEY , . , DON McKENZIE. Mac, is a good IM player . . , XY'.1nt to buy a stock? See TERRY l ITZGERAI-ID, our model ,IA boy . . . Last is .IACK SENINI, the class president of SE. Nick- n.1me f- The Beard, IOP: Mr. Kaplca, S. Nlciirmeq. xxulfll, Daly. Nliller. llalin, liurian, llixuairu. Islflllll. l'. Larr. - THIRD: Hudson, Dwincll. Iialicr, Nielsen, Cirernu. Csisiellii, I,1'ni.h. Ixalleux. Brophy. 4 SI LONIJ: Prang Ilugan, Welby. I.lCfYCl1LI.ll1l. Price. Trapp, Wi. lJuxx11cs. XYi1ud. I.a Porte. 7 I5O'I4'I'OXI: Nlann, Berry Ilawliins, Richards, Iilynn. Iiuyle. II. rl. Xlurphy, Dorm. f .'XlSSI'.N'l': Iallen. Pity the llistorian Who Must Learn 0ur Feats If you ever want to find IOHN BAKER. go to the handball courts . . . AL BARNITZ, The Corduroy Kid , . . BOB BERRY: They don't call him Chop Top for nothing . . , ED BROPHY is the best dressed man in ZA . . , ROY WOOI7 al- ways has his hair combed . . , PAT CARR thinl-qs he's Dave Garrowayg he wears he-hop glasses . . , Dapper DAN DOUAIRE, Lover Boy of ZA , . , BILL DOXXINES. Mule Train . , , BOB 'I'oothf less NIELSEN is .1 good defensive guard . . . -IIM GREMO is the eluietest talker in the Class . . , DON FLYNN, it' he were any smaller. just wouldnt he . . . TOM HOGAN is always good for .1 laugh . . . JOHN Henry HIQDSON is the tratk star ot' JA . . DIC,K DXY'INIiI,I. is the onlyDixietr.1t in the Torch Clluls , . . DIOIIN TRAPP. Chopf Chopf . . . FRANK HAHN is 7' foot. J inchesg he gives the girls .1 rough time '... .IIM Co, UI. I.YNC,H is l,A's most promising tuba pl1yer . . . Sliakespeare turned over in his grave when he heard 'IOHN C,l1eesi ' DALE '... ED BOYLE, So round. sO firm. so fully packed' '...' Long -IOHNH XY.-XRD. alias The Paletiaee' ',,. BOB L.1 PORTE, Pierre . 'The Cushman Kid' 'A.. DICK I-IAXVKINS. 'Klan or Mousef '... RAY PRANG always wears .1 'll rtur hill jacl-Letg wl1,1t'stI1e niatter. no shirt? . . . JIM l AI.- LEN is .1 yellow rihhon boy . . I MAL FRANKLIN is the tliampion geometrist of 2A . , , DENNIS PRICE. Hole-in-one' '.., NEIL Glamour Boy MANN, The Frenchman. 'iOui, ma Cherie . . . Silent ,IOHNH KAI.'I'liljX , . . HARRY I.Il2I - VIYNDAHI., 'l'ippei.1n0e and Harry. toou . . . DIZNNIS M.1uler RICHARDS, alias I.ittle C,.1ef sar' '... PAL'I. MKRPHY is the only guy with .1 fountain pen in geometry class . . . SEAN Mi'- GRFEVY: our hoy Shawn is strictly an intramural :nan . . . WIOHN DORIS. 2A's real Loyola man . . . 'IACK 'Mouse' BIQRIAN, Beau Brummelu . . . DON Sn1ile1 COS'I'I2I.I.O is a Mellow lfellosx' . . . X'K'Al.DO 'Ihe Great XY'l2I.l5Y is last, hut not least. ..ld r. it 15,0 TOII: Mr. Iianibergcr, Gibson. Nlellugh, Nlexlaliun. Allison, Q, II. Brady. Ilcmmcr, llonneau, Morrey, XV. Murphy. - TIIIRD: Herlihy, R. XY. Moran, Maurer, R, Coleman, Devine. O'M.illuy, lagin, Ktwlle. Cioeil. Kral. -- SITQOND: Slarrs: I . I-'gl-nl, 'l'.irpt'y'. ll. Shurr. I'riwley, Schilw. lirotlcriek, kl. I,ee, Ililtlner. l'iO'l l'OM: Suhipp. I'r.iin. Nlaek. Loftus. limi, Ciumloii. tiillen, Ciraham. - AIISIQNT: Aston. Y r 1 . II 0 II restleil ll isilom to a Draw MIKE ASTON is a small man with a big smile ,..,lOHN BONNEAIQ, Brains is a Latin scholar . . . Gorgeous GEORGE BOTT is lower than a low man on a totem pole . . , CHUCK Bones BRADY is our tptntlitlate for a circus sitlefshoxs '... IIM Skinny BRODERICQK. big man from the south sitle '.., MARTIN TARPEY. the little man who wasnt there. . . DICK ALLISON. S.iwtlust, uses just that for brains . . . A little man with a lot of wintl is CONDON ...' 'Bull' COLEMAN was New XY'orltl captain .,.' 'Chauffeur DEVINE is ,1 divine thauffeur ,.,' 'Tidal XX'ave FAGIN, TWU. O., tteensy weensy operatorj . , . FRED EGLOFIT. XX'liat. another one? '...' iAntly l7RAlN. Clrowtl Engineer. -lr .,.. IARLEY sits in the front seat: he likes to watch the teathers ,,.' 'Leftyu GIB- SON. The Neat One' '... GILLEN tloesn't sit in religion class: he kneels , , . GOETZ. the earthly Page 58 Gabriel, plays a licorice stick' '...' 'Big-Boyv HEMMER, big thump on the B, B. court . . . GRAHAM. the globe trotter . . . Big FRANK HILDNER is mer, anti waterboy of the football team . . , ART KUELLE, Duhh, how do you get to the Homecoming P' '...' Coyote KRAL, besides being class pres, ls a lady-killer . . . LEE the boy with monks knee Qlfr. Maguirej , . .the only time LOFTUS is awake is during phys. ed .... HERLI- HY. elass artist the ought to learn howto elrawj ,. MARSHAL MeMAHON. the man with the hats . . . -IOHN Mel-IUGH. the man with the influence , . . DON Mouse MAURER, hot hooper on the B. B. team , . . BOB MORAN. How about that, Moran? . . MORREY is always asking doubtful questions . A . MACK is likely to become pres. of a bank , . . BOB MURPHY, geometry brain . . .TOM O'MALLEY. 'Sparkey' I... SCHIPP. The Little Giant , , ,IIM SHIQRR. Anon, anon, sir . . . ,IOHN STARRS: Hey. got a smoke? IOP: Mr. Qirollig, Q, LICIUJII Ix t 1, R Q XII I 1, ll T K Iir,1dy, 3 THIRD: Samuc son Fl. fer. I'. O Lonnor, owdcn. olnon, .' on, .,'ll1l', orno, ireen I Bal tio, Ahern. Anderson. Somers, Kennedy, .'XI7PI.'Ill.llP. I'oss, Ixoliol R, Xx.llsl1, Sullimn, f SICONIJ: Simons, Nowlmn. Ilell. I,.ll'el'IIk'.lll. SL'l'lll'.lkI. Ililli.-i1lwr.1n1l, Iieeklei' ISeel11ol1l. O f,.llI.lgl1.lll. 4 llOl l'OM: I5ur1'I, Iox, Iluinl, Ixnsren, f,.1pl1. , .kL'I1llk'l1. I.1rl1x. llur Match Was Also Fixed The fellows e.1ll ALAN SAMljEI.SON S.1rr1bo. He .1n1l .IOE SIMONS 41re .1Iw.1ys fooling Lll'Olll1Ll , , . A hoy with some very wise ren1.1rks is BOB SOMERS PAT Ereckles SL'I-I.IVAN can really hoop .1 h.1sketh.1ll , . , IDICQK Bright Boy XX'AI.SIl .1n1l KEN ZIEMANN .1re .1 couple ol' good stuilents ...V IOE I.ippy SEMRAI3 .intl PAUL PARENTEAIQ .IFC Imssintig the h.1t for two l1.1irt'uts , , . Spe.1kintQ olih.11r. the boy with tl1el1.1irY do is ,IERRY REMIEN . . , RAY LANG is the biggest hl.1st in the h.1n1l , . . TOM Moose O'- CQONNOR we.1rs the loutlest shirts in ICQ KEVIN 'Irisl1 NOXYIAN is known .1s The Iioots' '.,, TERRY O'C,AI.I.ACiHAN is the ques' tionn.1ire with .1 lot of .1ir , , . The NieotineKi1l . ROXX'l7lZNgoesou1 for .1 sinoke .1t re1ess . , . HOB BOB H-Ioker' IlORNOlf1.1n 1lo JHYIIIIIIKQ, .lust .lslfi himi hell tell you so . , , IJHII. HEMI.. the ID.l5IL'l' sXX'Ol'elsl1T.lll , . . DON KASTEN is .1lw.1ys looking lor troulwlt '... DAN iI'ope1e' KENNEDY is .in A-I I1.1lt'h.1tk . . A Big BOB KITZINGER is the shortest ITl.ll1 in JC .... DON BIQREI. is the m.1n with the so-1.1ll1-1i 'truek' '.., One ot' the most .1etive IM Pl.lYL'fs in JC is TOM CAPLET '.,. PETE COLNON is one ot' the South Sitle bo1's'. .1s is XX -ul. rl llx NHL 1 DANNY jug Uilmaof IfARl.EY . . . PHII. oiiii. is si1i1l to he the second cousin to .1 l'isl1 , . . DON IIOSS is Gotls gift to women . . , BII.I, VOX is one of the Br.1intrust hoys , . . TOM GREEN s.11sg It .lt first try you fail. then 1lon't hotlier. It isn't worth it . . , BOB ABPI.ANAI.I' throws .1 loot- h.1Il like .1 peanut shell . . TOM AHERN is one of the hoys from CQh.1se P.1rk . . , TOM ANDER- SON. The I'ILIl1'l.lU Bookfworinm. ls the lwieleest leech in zfl . . . BOB ISAIETTO just loxes the IKLICHI .xt the I. st.1tion 'ICJIZ ISIQCHIOLID. .1ll.1s Iuhhy . is .1lw.1ys on the lmll , . , I,oxer Boy BEC KI.EY is .in up-.1n1l-toining1r.11k st.1r . .. Big BEN BRADY: XY'ill I EVIQR get in .1 g.11ne? . , . GARY ALTON is the I Vtlss-f ountrx' runner, Ile tries. -IIIYXKJF . . , 1 'wud l 1 WTI Page 59 'I'Ol': Nlr. l'lLllT1lWCFl, S, -I., R.llry.1nr,I.auriu. Maher. NlCR3lll1, C.. O Xlxllev -l.ll'Ll11lW,Q,0I'bLll, lcil. Ray nor. fe TIIIRIJ: Duwdlu, flalnpe, Gaiel, Blake, W'iley. Serpieo. Sands. - SLCOND: Roemur, Dunne, Finn, lullinan. Zurels. O'Kcefe. Roli. l'lllgCl'fllLl, - IIOTTONI: Cfunsicline, O'Connor, Penney, Clemens. Cneliran. Stephan. lieegan, lluyd. - .-XISSINT: T. IL, O'XI.illey. Seek Not llur Tracks - We Flew .IIM O'KEEIfE thinks he's Gods gift to the world I . . PAUL Ambrose IARCI-IOXV is our Veep from the South Side . . . VIN Brute Force KEEGAN is 2D's president - a real wheel , . . BILL l ingers LAURIE is the sportshirt kid . . . 'Topfnotch TOM McRAITH is a hot-shot hooper . . . IIERRY Zeke MAHER has a bit of philo- sophy for any and every situation . . . Rainbow AI. OTONNOR is the boy with the multi-Color- ed pantf ,,..' 'Longshot CHUCK O'MALLEY, Pots O'Mal , . , RALPH CONSIDINE is the big man from the North Side , . . JERRY BLAKE. The Nicotine Kid , is lfather M's favorite Pot- scrubher' '... DICK BRYANT, Speedy . alias ilJ.1ss Snatcheru fwhose passes?j . . . A-I high dixer on the swimming team is ARNIE CAVIET . .. , Page 40 T V' I1 Comrade CAMPE is a fairly good BB player . . . BOB CARRANE, 'The Crank-case Kid . . . PAT CLEMENS. The 905 Kid - Shhhh , . , MIKE COCI-IRAN is Gods gift to the zoo . . . Does IOHN CORBETT really wear high-tops?? . . . JIM CULLINAN is the North Side's only Sox fan , . . IIIM DOXVDLE is the South Sides only Sox fan , , , ED Buckets DUNNE, I'll never get my license' '...' 'Leo the Lion FINN is a small fish in a big pool . . . Red HEYD thinks that window poles aren't good enough for him . . . TOM FEIT knows he's the greatest thing since the A-bomb , . . FRANK SERPICO: Big head, small brain . . . .IOHN STEPHAN, Book Snatcheru BOB XX'ILEY, Bob the Beachcomber . . , DON ZU- REK. Sleepy Don' '... BOB SANDS, Sandy, is .1 big toot in the band . . TOM O'MALLEY plays center. Guess why? . . . ED PENNEY al- ways puts in his two Pennies '.,,' 'Milkmanu QUINLAN: Keep those bottles quiet . . . CHUCK RAYNOR, The Duke is one of the boys . . . TOM RIVERA likes those parades on Sheridan Road . . . GEORGE ROEMER is the mental giant . . . IOI-IN ROSSDEUTCI-IER, The Glockenspiel Kid' '.., BRUNO ROTI is the Mad Irishman of 2D fhal , .. IOP: Post, Poynton, Liolkowski, Sl.1n111cx'cr, C.. ISr.1c.ltortI. R I Ruvortl, NI, Xlitehcll, I'K.lII, lx. Nl r Nlr. Riuc. S..I. f TIIIRD: Iincrnicr, luchnqr, P. R. Nlchmre. Iurty, liarigigruri, Sliuigrue, Lariuori, I It Nlousmlitis, Dcigiian. f SILOND: lirnnu. Ilopkins. I'. sl. Xlufiuirc, R. llurrc, Ilirrow. Ci.1lt.1, R ri l R, C,11i1sitlii1c, -A ISOTTONI: NX'l111c, f..1ssi11. R. I..1rlsi'1. Nlilligaii, Cl. l..1uc, R, Xlomu, lJ1itIi1'. AISSI NT: XY. xl4l1.llCl1. The Thrill ol Lookiiig Down Maikvs The FI ' Easy A specialist in lyric poetry is XVARREN FLIREY .. KEVIN MORAN is motorcycle tmzy ,,.' 'Little Dynamite DEGNAN tloes some gootl theering I-or the Ramblers . . . BOB POST loves to tlr.1w prcttyuwinirnen' ',., AL P.1ntho KUHN is tl notorious r.1cqueteer' '.., HOXYARD Dot HOPKINS IJLIQIIS loudest .1t his own jokes , . . DICK BARGGREN is quite .1 c.1n1er.1 liicntl . , , BILL DUFFY. the I-hppy Genius. lows XY'in1l- sor knots . . . TOM RAPPEI-im'ente1l .1 new wortl girls . . DICK LAKE is the hoy with the win- ning smile . , . 'IACQK EG.-KN is the flKQI1T'I1.lf1tIL'tI J lefty NN'I10iS.llWIgI.l.1ITIC in the Torah Cluh ,..' 'I is- tol PETE CANNON is .III English sthol.1r. Eh. wh.1t?...GEORCiE LANE, l'n1lert.1lser'. , . ISOIS i'The Bore BORRE is .III 11pf.1ntlton1i11g tr,1tls st.1r . . . DICK CONSIDINE, the Phis, lftl ltul. n1.1kes himself seen ...Y IOHN FARROXY' is the .mswer ITTIUIN .uiswer ITLIIT . . . ,IERRY 'Shorty' GRAN'l'Z,tl1e I.ectle Gum ll.1ll' .NPIYII PUTN- TON. the flving wetlge in INI's . , , FIERNARD N.1pOic0n 'L12bHN1fR. .tins xiii History' . . , Boa irish ziouiowsisi is :Ex .1iiV.1mt-from en1i... Cii11eitiCimd CHL'ci1Q' xiiL1-ioAx, I xii. II1II0III Flyweigl1t, thinks IICIN in thirtl year , . . .IOIIN ROHRR f.1x'orite s.1ying is Better l.1te th.1n ncxer . , . MIKE MITC,HEI.l. is the I-.lI'lDL'I' from the South . , , CHUCK I-loops' BRADFORD ll.ls re.11ly m.1tlc himself .1 FLIITIL' on the BB NKILIJLI HOB The Br.1in 1.ARKIN1s Citt-ro II A . , B JS Sleepy MORAN. 'the Form' '... PHIL -I, Nlt GLIRE. Mr, Physique' '... DON LEVERNII R is the Mighty Mite from Cilcnxiew '.A,' 'Di.1monl IDI CASSIN is Zhs seep , , , MATT CALTA 'tiifgtsts CALTAH I , . i.iN'i'oN NIOl,'STAIxIS .1li,1s The I-Ierpetologistm fsnnltcs. th.1t is, . ISILI. BIANMEYILR ls .1lXX'.lys right. .1sls him. lit ll tell you , 1 BILL XY'llAl.EN Il.lN inemorizetl t 1 1s,1rt ot' Romeo. XY'ontler why! , , . PHII. XYHI Il is the poor n1.1n's lon' Siwyur , . . AIIM REVO I'-LIIIIKIC.-I we-.1rs how ties . . . P. R, Shin 1 ..,. Cyl II'XI1..IkIL'.IkIsNCI shot in Phvs. lptl. 'NX bl! zu' Page -I l s X . X1 , Ixtarncy, lxanc. blunl. Denver. - TOP: Fr, Rabaut. S. J., Laika, Sullivan, I-Iunniford. O'MallC5. . Lintrs TIIIRD: Lee, Law, J. Rivera, Xlinning, Culliniin, l:l.llll'lCl'y, L , lxulb. J. Van Der liuselw, Lllls, 4 STCOND: IXlCI'.1l l.1l'ltl, Runner. Seliluitur, lirkenswiek, Laird. Nloorc. Cferniglia. Cirucncwaltl, 7 IBOTTONI: ll. Gamber, I'1nneg.in, Nlcllmiald, XX.ird.i, A. Slattery, Jnliginsen, Bondi. Many Little Tremors Make An Earthquake ED LAIRD is one of the several boys from St. Ignatius . . . A rough man on the line is JOHN LAJKA . . .JIM CULLINAN and JACK HUNNI- FORD are pretty good on the hardwood . , , BERNIE DENTZER's an algebra brain and an all- around Sportsman . . . FRANK CERNIGLIA is .mother braing on the other hand, JACK ELLIS is always good for a laugh . . . AL SLATTERY. the Wfizard of Odd . , , Besides being a good back, JACK VAN DER BOSCH is the class wit . . . HERB GRlQENEXX'ALlD and JOHN XWARIDA make a screwy combination in the back corner of lA . I . JOE SULLIVAN is tl pretty fair basketball player . , . DICK MEINERS and JIM RIVERA. our lr ll T between cl ge 42 turtle and rabbit . . . BOB MOORE always gets it in the basket, the waste paper basket. . . Rough and ready BILL O'MALLEY pays attention . . . BER' NIE ROSAUER and DAN SCI-ILEITER spar around together . . . TOM GEIER is another lA brain . . . PETE GAMBER, not another one? . , . JOHN GLUNZ puts in subs for the IM team . . . JIM FLANNERY explored Florida at Christmas time . , , FINNEGAN writes well , . , JOE ERKEN- SVUICK, a broad laugh from St. Gert's . . .TERRY JOHANSEN, a real sports fan . . , JIM KANE, mutsh muscle . . . DICK KOLB, an answer-man . . . Class president is GEORGE KEARNEY, who grammared at St, Athanasius . . , FRANK BONDI is an up-and-coming track star ...' 'Laughyn LATZ, short and fati with a good sense of humor . . . JIM LEE: ' Ralph Klaericlfs my cousinl' ',.. Mc- DONALD and MCFARLAND share likeability 'i.. ,1 hot-shot hooper on the BB team is MANNING. asses , . .-,--.. ----.-.v - 1-1-.1 TOP: ISoeh.1t, Tomes. Schneider, Cleary. lion Stlle, Abele. S-mule. Ltrltni, Armstrong, rl. Mt1r.1n. Mr. Cuney THIRIJ: Iloelke. Adams. lleelsltv, T, Cltrlie, lllrrington. Plunlsett, CJUIIIAIUX, Stroud. l'. Momn. -- SILOND: K.urrier, ili, Lollins. Oghen, Shelly. lhneoels, Melionxille. MulIig.1n. Snkolowsl-si. f l'1O'I I'OM K.1l.1brew, It-n.1h.1n, Pfister, Phillips, IIJIIWUIL II, Kelley. Pioterelt. You Must Harrow the Clotls To Plant the Uetetl BOB CALABRESE thinks Believe It Or Not is one of the Great Books series. ., LARRY ADAMS is the dumbest smart boy in .1Igebr.1 tI.1ss . . , BOB ABELE is lB's womnnfhater .,.. 1 good batk-sent driver is EMMET CLEARY in Ifr, S.lIUIHODis tI.1ss ... Elrtsh gun CURRIER Xkkis bitten by the shutter- bug and never recovered , , . CHARLES CON- ZALES befame IH prexy by .in overthrow of legit- imate government . , . PHIL MORAN is the noon' clay sun at Iflll'ilI1lLlI'.llN A . . 'IAMIZS MORAN t.1Ises over where Phil Ie.1ves off, .it the tth period tl.1ss . . . DONALD INIULLICAN is the LOIDIIILIIIILJIIUII box between MORAN .1nd OELIERICH , . , .IOHN PIOTEREK, .1 ITLIYIOIICIIL'-Illtlll from wav lmtls, still pulls strings with the tt-.tthers . , , IJALI PLLJNA KETT h.1s more ribbons lll.lIl liisenhovv er on hon' ors dgtv '..r Anchor yourself to IOM SCHNEIDER in .1 big wind . . , LEO SHERIDAN broke his leg in the line of duty '... XYILLIAM I Leftv STROLD. .1 spirited Character. pushes studies for others , . . Smooth BILL TOMES, the gfdttl-LII groomer, .1 Latineer from Evanston , . IILORIAN SOKOL- OVUSKI with red shirt and fgheelsered pints is the blackboard Clown of .1Igebr.1 t'l.lss t , , TOM C OL- LINS is .1 footb.1lI st.lr with .1 training t.1bIe .it StelI's . , , LI redfh.1ired immigrant from Eire is MIKE SHELLY I . . frisky PVISTER, the frolliek- ing fish of Er,S.1mmon'sfishbovvI , , , ,IACQK KEL- LEY has big blue eyes and shiny teeth , . . GOR4 DON HANCOCK, noisy.1s growing gf.1Ss,.,l'EIj- XYIN INltCiONVILI.E defies descriptive definition , , . IOM De.1d-pan OSHEA .ind DALE PHIL- LIPS share h.1lf-sh.1res in .1 wit . , . .IIM XY'ott.1- IILIIIH LENAHAN is the gre.1test Rom.1n of them All , . . ,IOHN LARKIN knows his r.1tIsets inside .ind out ...' 'liitepsn IIOII HARRINCQION .ind IIM HEC KLIZY sh.1re the s.1me tI.1ssroorn , . . KEN ISOCHAI is .1 sndppv dresser .llvY.1vs losing his drmers , , , ISILI. ARMSIRONCQ is .1 one in.1n mule tr.tin . , . GEORGE ISONSALLE vx.1s the first lIONPIl.ll victim of frosh footb.1lI ...i IAOM CLARKE xvent into exile to IA ,..' llie detettive of IIS is BERT HOELKIQ . . . GENE SOCLE h.1s .ipritot ll.1II' ,,.. ind who we.1rs the Robin Hood still but VIIM HANSON. Page -15 eg . r. Incou, .. b. - THIRD: IOP: l. I-ox, l,c.ir. R. Smith. l'olcr.1. O Neil, VA arblc, R. Carr. Xluhr lhl N Xl I l S I Wt-tlel, Slicrwootl, Roller, Hoban. J. Slattery, Sinner, Panck. Hcer, Cullen. - SECOND: Lamping. MeI.can. Clark, II.H'I ll11.ll1, ll.1i't, Morris, Cutter. l5urkc.- BOTTOM: Liloekcr. Rice. R. Borrc. Ifrcisc, Jeffers. XY'.xltl.1clt. Youth Is No Bargain To Youth DAN CLARK is the quietest and best dressed man in the room . . , SEAN O'NEIL is the most popular , . . MART JEFFERS, a typical freshman, -.yonders why he has to kneel in the hall . . . His Carefree appearance makes BOB LUCAS look stu- pid. which he isn't , . . The questions, foolish or not. are usually asked by JOHN HARRIMAN . . . JOHN CULLEN is a forgetful fellow '... PAUL HEER is one of the best touch-football players in the room . . . Another good football player is KARL At'hes-.tnd-Pains SINGER . . . EARL FREISE is the book-worm type . . , Two more stu- ,lious boys are FRED MORRIS and GERRY PAN- EK ...I I IM BAILEY takes honors for having the shortest hairtut in the class . . . CARL GLOCKER is most likely to sutteed in Latin . A , The wolf of the Class is BOB LAMPING . . . A boy who has .1 Pave 44 lot of friends is TOM HART . . . The play-boy of the class is AL XWALDACK . . , TOM HOBAN and JIM SLATTERY are the shy guys . . . BOB BORRE has a talent for never getting caught fool- ing around in class . . . JOE RICE is a little guy with big ideas . , , GERRY WETZEL is a swell president . . . TOM MOHR is the class artist . . . BOB Balloon Head LEAR won a bet with Mr. Batchelor . . . How does PAT SHERWOOID avoid being jugged? . , . RALPH VUARBLE is always on the go . . . The sloppy note-book in the class be- longs to JOHN KOLLER . . , RONNIE CARR is sometimes known as the smartest boy in the Class . . .DAN COTTER likes to be by himself. . , JOE POLERA can always be depended upon to come up with .1 eheerful remark on Monday morning . . . lt would he htrd to outrun DICK SMITH. . .JIM BLTRKE spends most of his time in 4C . . . If you he-.tr it loud clumping on the floor, it's just DICK Mt'I-EAN's huge shoes ...' 'Dependable' TOM VOX always keeps talking about Colorado . . , TOP: Harvey, WI. Eitlgerald. Niesen, Marshall, Semple, Healy, I.1idge, McCarty, NIeC.1rLhy. Burke, NI Batchelor. - THIRD: Kortas, E. Feit, Barrett, Manley, T. Kelly. Richter, Siebert. Oelerieh. Cronin Warner. - SECOND: Al. Slittery, Farrell, Von Bank, Stanton, Krueker, ,I.1l'kIlllC. Slierielan. I-ioley. g BOT TOM: Blume. Viatltleii. N. Siihiesk, R. Iiitlgermltl, Miller, O'Brien. I,I'.ll11IS. Relax - The Fool llevours All .lt llnce NORM SOBIESK, the four-foot star of the X-country team . . . met Simple SIMON SEMPLE .1t 21 SOLILIIIQ' meeting . . . IACQK STANTON is ll big wing on the flies' BB teiim , , . BRIAN Me- CARTY talks of frosh football and Wilmette girls .. . BOB NIESEN is his Own weight-lifter , . , Out more than in is IOHN OBRIEN . . , sweet as the spring is MANLEY . , . RON KORTAS. the moose with reel lltlll' , . , BOB MQCARTHY is the big time home-room BB seorekeeper . , .silent XVILLIE MARSHALL, the n1.1n of secret loves . . . OTTO BARRETT munehes tyintly in Ifr, S.ll'IlIUOI1i5 t'l.1ss . . . TOM KELLY, the leaning tower of Loyol.1. , , Little IACK XWARNER. our own Tom Thumb , . . RAY IIEALY torpetloes enemy t.1nkers in tl1e Loyol.1 pool . . , RON BLUME is only .1 bud, but he'll blossom the specs m.1ke DICK IIITZ- GERALD look SLllOl.lFly' , . . PAT BURKE .intl GEORGE DRAMIS ll.lXQ .1 loie tl1.1t only Ifr, El.1n.1g.1n e.1n sep.1r.1te 4 . . BILL PARRELL listens to Strait Arrow .mtl S.1mn1y the IfIe.1 . , . GENE EEIT is YLIILITCI5 compensation for Einstein . . . .ibie with the pigskin .mtl report e.1rtl is BILL LODGE . . , DIC1KOlZl.ERlCQH likes to st.1y home 11 I thin I1.11l .1 lie.1d.1cl1e today with 41 cold , . , Pitehin' PAUL KRIQCKER is making .1 bid for Mr. GAlDCy'iS attention . . . RICQH- TER knifes PLUNKETT in the back fifty times .1 day' . . .BILL SIEBERT is .1lw.1ys beating lfr, I'Il.lIl.l- gan up, fout of his seat, tl1.1t isj . . . LAMBERT Ir- ish VON BANK, even reads the intlex of il book. ,IOHN SLATTERY pipes up some gootl ones once in il while '.,. BILL MILLER doubles for .1 tlispos.1I unit lor the books . . . -lOl-IN IARDINE is .1 gym nighthooper. . .DIOHN FITZGERALDl1.1s.1b11sy mind in gl quiet l-FIIUC . . , YIOHN EOLEY l1.1s .1tross. the-Aisle eomb.1ts during 1'l.1ss . . , PETE HARVEY is no im.1gin.1ry rabbit . . . lfr, I'-l.lfL1g.lD tonsitlers TOM CQRONlN11s .lfC1QLll.lF eustomer .,.. llhl from the Northern IllLll.lll territory tomes ,IOHN UR.llIl- IH-flll'-l'.lL'CH XVADDEN, k Earlier Page 45 TOP: l5l.meh.1rd, llcbestrcet, lilakuslec, R. XVhelan, Carey, Scars, Dillman, Vnrallo, Fr. Ronan. S.J. - I'lllRD: Bainberger, Rust-now, Henry, Nleccin, CQIIHSCUC, Sajewski, Jacobs, Slmnfcldi, R. lliggins. - SIICUIND: llaberliorn, Scanlan, kj, Cuny, Scofield, Keating. R. Mergcs, Rmny, l.imbaeli, Kclling. - BO'l'TOM: A. Merges, I . Smith, XY. Johnson, D, Murpl1y,G. Pnrmautie. O'lvle.ir.i. f AISSI-INT: Downes 0 Beard To Hide 0ur Meaning JOE Durante BAMBERGER is a nice guy who always enjoys a joke, even if it's on him . . . Besides being class secretary, DAVE CAREY has has the world's strongest toe . . . JOE SHAN- IJELDT is as classy as a Cadillaeg carries a lot of weight ,iround school, too . . . JACK 905 DOXWNES has a small body, but Oh myl' '... ED JACOBS is rumored to be an angel. Anyway, He's Er. Powers's star student . , . It seems that DON METZGER is always praetieing his Palmer method of writing ...' Sophie HABERKORN is quite a basketball star .,.' 'Curbstonen HEBESTREET is the best-dressed hobo in IE ...' 'Cactus TOM HENRY is the strong, silent type, Buck Rogers fan , . . Gabriel HIGGINS is the man with the horn . . , LHARLIE 'Money Bags GANSCQOE is IE's bresident ...D JACK KEATING and XVILLIE Ted-.ly Bear JOHNSON make .1 nice pair . . . BOB KELLINGI .1 professed sleepwalker. is another Page 46 x mother xv i i Buck Rogers fan . . . The big question around IE is where JANSEN got those dimples ,..' 'Two- gun Limp-along LIMBACK was a-comin' with smokin' guns, and guess who was in the way? . . . SOME people seem to think that TONY MERGES is the best dressed man in IE , , , It is rumored that BOB MERGES plays some football , . .JIM STEIN- BACH is our official towel-and-water boy . . . Mouse MURPHY is a little butter ball . , . Specs O'MEARA hears all too often, Hello, Mort' ',.. ED DILLMAN is a scientific genius . .. FRANK SMITH. an A-l mission collector, furnish- es towels for STEINBACH, who is just a wee fel- low and needs a helper , , . DAN Peanuts RZANY is a very unusual guy, as is VUARREN ROSENOW' who resembles Rudolph . . .JERRY Echoes CUNY is a cowboy of the drugstore variety '... HAI- BLAKESLEE, alias the Cobble- stone Copu, is a sofcalled brain . , . JIM SCOFIELD, The Clam . is one quiet guy '... Just the opposite is ED SAJEXVSKI . . . JOE SCANLAN is just Mister In-between' ',.. BOB SEARS, The Brain, never fails to get honors . . . GIL PARMANTIE .ind DICK XVI-IELAN are also up there on top . . . DON MECCIA is a rugged guy with a lot of mind. TOP: Glynn. Shcitl, Kolb, Pawl T t ll g I' S THIRIJ Borucki, O'SullivJn. O'Bry:in. Sl Q UND Ircclriclt. hilnwrc, R. Smith. XX XX'iclantl, llicrcc, l'. liurnliufcii. ll lr Xl ll Nl Sr l l Wo Ha1i'ollroppoiI0url'ohhlo In Tho llorltl Pool Two fellows in tonstant rixalry are NX'heeler jOHN XWIELANID, alias Dr, IQ, antl NORBERT KULI5, the answer man , . . IOHN Scotty Mt- NICQHOLS is calletl l5uckets because he is a pail fact '... DICK VANDE VELIUE is the quiet. stu- tlious type . . , GENE IIENSINGER Wlilie Nicotine Kid, can alwayx he liountl tluring recew at the North gate '... IOHN Bags Bagley always dragx tlown tlans honors . . . .lOl-IN XY'intly BURIJCQKI .intl FRANK Neatie RYAN are two ofthe boys , . , RUNNIE The Volts VREIURICKZ Sorry, hut I want to go to heaxenu. . , lnqL1isitix'eBL7lDI3Y MIZRRILL ought to get along liine with BILL MAHER, lThe XY'allxing llictionaryw . . , Every! one wondery what will happen when Little Dillinger MART STANTON rtinw into 'Stone' wallu BOLTZ . . . -IIM CJ'SL'I.I.IVANj XY'liat a heelY . . . XY'ho would win a rate hetween 'Hustlingu DICK SHANTZ antl Hi hy ii' ROG- ER SMITHV , . . lt ix rumored that two gtiix cotiltl fit into DICK GRISILSS pants, 'Groggy' TOM GILMORE is a peachy president . . . The genius of the firxt roxy P.-UQI. CERDING. getw along Nwell wiih the tall, Nlini. anti iggerantu RONNIII PAXYL M H14 Page 48 Activities Religion Clubs Af1l1Cf1Cb Page 49 L C.,LI1I!'.ll Lm111111u1.L 11111111 111111 ll 1r11 1 1 11 1 1111s 1111, l'OXl 1 YILX xrn 1 r Cnrkun S mu 1111. Il L 11 XX l1rk111 Abrxms 'IOP Sl1u1.rL11. Iam. 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Xlvsw A ' 4 Cqwn. si azgrnw. -- X W .ft fl l i . . WWF X lfor the first time in Loyolis his- tory, a Holy Hour was held on New Years Eve to welcome the New Year 'n prayerful xxx, Conducted bv lather Wlllter l lrrell md sponsored by the boelllrty the results lre shown ln the the pleture Duwne Plelelen flgllf represent ed Loyolst xt the Summer School of Catholle Aetron Also shovxn ire other delegites from other crtles Sodallsts rellxlng, from the bLlSl ness meetmg, wxltch the man mth the camera A nevs rnnoxatron rn the Soclallty 1nd strll rn the experr mental stages busrness meetrngs luxe been held erther rn the lrbrary or the senxor lounge Bob Dunn senlor prefect presreles Page 52 Lr 1 L L ur nur, 11s t bgn IL mn 1 11r111m, L x 11. 1 -1 1 R 1111 . 1nl 1 vunmx .1 1 L 111l1Lrg1.r 1 xrmg lvru X111 grs1111 Acolytes . 1 1 1' 1111111' Y um 1 rLs1 Urn 11111111 iL11v.uLt1o11 111m mgrxn 1111 11 111. 11111 1 I 1,r1x11g lgbrmt Page. 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Inch wack 21 talk or Stations .Ind liurmudxctxmmn arc held, ur I ix u Stun s Hu statug stams tln plum durnm, lur mon s fl 'iff I1 l Pracuce Page 55 ' A V-Q 4 , ' fd . , rx 7 I 4 .gi O .nj f ' ilu: ' ' 1 in A .' ' J ' th . 1 I l F wins Dcrhx with .1 rcpnrd-bru.1ki11g ' t pll: of f mgxkinx -- lr. Xhquirc. c Jug. , k . Q51 4' sul li I ll 4.15.2 ldivfv' 5'-nv' llOT'l4ON1: Allen. Nilwpoiilos. Mr. Nlliltl. 9.'I., modur.1ttir, Cliwey, Xlorrisnn f TOP: Rt-th. Siewcrt, llarvey. Kearns. Xlr. Xlitlel. S. .is presitlciil of the Cf.llholit' lorum, presen c txrst pl.iee tronhy to his mx n team. Nil-mpoulos .ind iioxex TLCCIXC ll, Though .1 sin.1ll group, the Rostrum. L0yola's senior dehiting tlulx XX'.ls highly effective in hand- ling this yenrs topic' Resolved: that the Presi- dent ot L'nited 5t.1tes should he elected by the direct xole of the people -. lfour veterans Carried most ol the yzatr - tlelmting burden in the 1949-50 season, il-liis te.im ton-.isted of lfrttnk Covey and P.it.l Nilcopotilos for the negatixe. Larry Morrison .ind XY'illi.iin Allen on the .itlirm.1tixe, The second te.-.ni of H.1I'XL'5' and Kearns. Roth .md Siewert. showed high promise in their first year of senior delmiting. Ainong the totirnunents entered hy Rostrum this year were the Nlundelein-l.oyol.1 lnvitational. the Csttholit lfortim Delmite Totirnament. .md the l.oyol.1 Senior Delxzte 'lAourn.iinent. After missing trophies hy .1 st.tnt few points throughout the ye.1r. Rostrtin. hit its penile in the t'in.tl tontest hy taking lst pliu. in the f .ttholit lfortiin il-OllI'l1.1ITlCDl. Page 56 . M XX I I IRI SIIXII N: Il-lu. Cfcrnllnu. 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Rormm P.ml lull thu I ul an the I.oyol.1 lmut.1t1on.1l. mzmrron or In-lnlg lllxllltxl mln NL-Kumi lwst xpulxqr 'Ilu' mpfr.111lx111tg rl-.mm lmm hull IIMILMILN ll Duc lioltz .mll Ronmc Ilml for ilu- IICIQJIIXL' XIIJIIODJI. :Xlu-mm .Iummr Tourm-5. .xml tlnc St. - I Page 57 DIRICTINC Nlr Cuuclo 'Vlartex STANYDINC K 'vlornn Ro sdcutchcr Marth Sl ATID Bcnbl xetl e lxono H1p.,t,1ns cjcJll'l1,l1'lI1 Semrn lynch Rcxord xc ABSLNT Stocker ll rtlu Hemmer S mds I- lhlntf She ex Ralph Jemb moderator 1 the ban enyo S me bler rousmg, musle at ore of the home basketball 3, This year the Loyola Academy Bmd vsas 'LCUXC under the leadershlp of Mr Gutdo Mattel Mr R A aeob S vsas the moderator of the group 'Ihe band spent many long hours m pmetlee before lt made nts publxc appearance to the students And then a muslctl touch to help gurde the students rn thelr school song and rn pep tunes The foot ball cl1n1c at the Loyola Commumty Theater was 1lso hrghlnghted by the band vtho sported thexr dress umforms on that mght for the flrst tnme thus yetr Many Loyola basleetlull fins vnll llso recall that their half tlmes tltlflflg., the home pames thus ltst yetr were sp rleed by thus same gallant broup The band left lts ovsn school rn March to play at the St Ignatxus Grade School Ba leetball Tournament fmals 'I o close the season the band once more played at the tnnals of the Oratorlcal contest i'.'i:..1'. t S: .. , S . -f 2: Y, Gt-,Lak-, l. d, ',R'ly- f.'1 A, .1 1. 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A ' ' ' . 5 , ', X., ' -1 k J Unk. ,' get. sc-t Ll new high in presentations by the Academy. The scenery, with an exception- ' ' Ak L.2 ' :S . I ' J. Nli' K' , . -1 . ' ' , ' ' ' C li ' ' lj, H 'l , 'tim T. il., .1 'ivilian ' '- ' e l - , ve Wgxwxxxxxx mosi VL Pd XS 5040 ,fb- 2,44 sw. 7 an X Af' M F X S J I IL mx! umm 11 an r Q,0Lhl 1I!L IXIIIIDLLF and R Ix,l1 ff un L I0 dm mu 'son L L11 Il L 4 wx Page 64 . M . w ff . va' -. '-1 ',.L--1,151-w Y .' i : rf.: I A 1 ' '- ' Y 1 ,. - 'Q-fiI ?.Ef'Q-'Q' H Q. . ' 4 1 .5 -' z-J' I 5,1- 7, , . , 1 - , - ---gf., nf- -2. -- xi I. X mmf- fgr., , ' . ,-. , - .- A uw - ,. , ' 1, J'--. :Y--' . -' -:- .,., A - ' Hinge V . ' ' , N Q2-ai' ' . 4 ws' ix U . .' - NN - -, fl' i ' ,, l, N. e A , ' r ve F' Q, . ' , Ae? , 3,9 ' fl E- . LQ' j -5 ,Y . -7- ,Z g '. .yfi X- ,. ' R, . . , . .Zp.msr1- ' - Will Bill Fox, ULHIUF. Th' vuuklv lsmux .irc LhKlfllSSCd I-I 1 js lwfu c c.lclx public.1li4 n. 2 . '. , . fjv Q f'r. 1 R'r. . SA c. . JniS'l'l miitczg- vu' U if-, MR P J S J Plans 1nissu4. with first sgnusttr staff SOTFONI Dempsn gdimr Culham Xmidu Dutfx TOP Ptttrstn Post IIU2.l.lf1 Pintu' In tht pm txxo ycirs thc Prep his undergone tha Acidcmy s nudw Pruiously lssucd in 1 l1r5,f. printtd form ucry thru masks thc Prep lukcd num x lluc A mimcogriphnd formit issued thru cs uae un suhstituttd but this mum oftcrtd no opportunitx tor PIIOIOALYIPIIIL poxcripc s qompromisc Mr Pitrick Rica 5 thc irs sunutgr ITIOLILFIIOI' ind his stltf introdutct tht with num futura irticlcs ind photolgriphin tour Th' sctond strnrsttr xtlff undtr thur mu 1 tarltor Mr I lr X fro ig mu ton ucd the imc noliq me t Ly took cur Q Prem in llfllllfy I P R xn I I rr printnr R lph K mxidii ll an ind L 5 Page 65 ,5,, V- ' ' rjV Y 1.f. V VV,,,'l j 3' '7 't .7 'v- i L' f V 1 . ' ,' ff -27 '? ' dip' i 7 , - , 5 - A++-Q,:e,.,a ,. .1 5' - V rg., f V V V 7 A V ' A ,V , ,V p.'Q5gr'V'Vr V ' 1 P, if -- , .v ' V '. -1 A - - V V VVVVVJ. V 72 it f . . . , . . 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Brady, Fabbrini, Mr. Vfiltgen, tCoachj - BOTTOM: llarrancu. tNlgr.j. Proctor, Iarchow, Lindley. Martin, tCaptainJ, Nlcrlci. Roche, l,indstron1. lf. leliinan. The Loyola Heavyweights, under the direction ot' Cfoach Ken Wliltgen, had a rather unsuccessful season record in the powerful South Section. Coach XX iltgen had three letter-men, Ken Proctor, .lohn Heffernan, and jim Martin, to help him through his freshman year as basketball coach. The Heavies started the season in great form with four straight victories including one over their arch rivals. St. George, and .mother over high- ly rated Tilden Tech. The final outcome of the prefseason campaign was seven wins and four losses. During the regular season the victories were few and far between. Although they played very good hall in most of the games. the team just could not keep up the pace that the other teams made. The Heavies were on the wrong end of the score tor their first three games. but two of these three were lieart-lwreakers to lose. Then they played De La Salle. the only team that they heat twice. Every- hody ezvcept the waterhoy played in this game. After the victory over De l.a Salle. the team went hack into the loss column, And then De La Salle's turn came up again and the l-leavies racked up their second victory in league play. The l-leavies' victory string was stretched to two when they overpowered St. Ritas The last game was an unsuccessful at- terrpt for the Heavies and they ended their season with three wins and nine losses. Page 78 Coach XX iltgcn. llttllern.ii1, Proctor, ,Iai'cliilv-, Nlartin. and Xlerlti pause for a prayer hetorc th tip-off. up u L xxx rx :l.ltLrn,1n rlznca an for lugklmannlcd hook slml, un L ll 1 .1lln. liwcllc follows up an Scnn game. Pic-Season Catholic League Loyola Opp. Loyola Opp. 58 Scnn . ,. Rl :ll il 'll St. George 38 46 SS 56 Amuml-,cn 33 55 55 IX Tildcn , 56 in RS li St, George lo il 'rl ill Sullivan ., li ll 33 56 Scnn 36 W 61 il St. Gregory 55 Z5 58 58 Lco ., ., .... 5.2 29 59 39 St, Mel L 3,1 S6 So 38 St.Gcorgc ,ll -46 'lil 5 l ill INDIVIDI SCORING Player HG. F 'I' PTS. Proctor HH 9' Bok l lL'lAl4L'l'I1.Ill Hi Z3 Iwi ML-rki I5 gl llo Rllkllt lo J' lo' Mutln QS Ro 'fr NIL! llcmcy lk ll SH l.ym.m 9 l ll Iimllcy S R ll lSr.uly S J lri l.cl1m.1n Z 3 -I llxlwlwrini 3 ll Cu Orly l S 3 -l.ll'LllOXX 2 l S liornllotl-n l I l Limlxlrom l l w l:OX 1 l w Page 79 9 1' 35 I ,, ft 9 Aug, W ,L ! nf ,mf 3 i Q ,. f Q I J' 8 ur ' . I-.9 z ,Jr .zr xg JQQLQ 'BAM Wa l s g u 0 ' 0 f A L '.. 3 vga Q 41+ lf 1 4, v I ' 4 Q X. lr 1 ,L ' s Q 0 fig' f 53, LJ Q., . 1 I. 0 F s . ' 3--if V 15 :V Y? ,X t , Q V A R ,. , W 2' l A A 5 12 lb--Y 'W S x vv , I A at V 1 7 i Ar N. 'I' 'E' Q 41 TOP: Mr. Wdltgen fCi1:ichl, Camps, D. McMahon, Youhn, Maurer. Reborn. Craine - ISOTTOM' Tangney, Alerry llransficld tC.1pt.1inl, M. Gamber, Keegan, Roti. Dunne. In wins and losses the Lightweights' season could not be called successful, but the team was always in there fighting. Coach Wiltgen had to rebuild the team around one senior when the basketball season opened. In the opener Loyola took it on the chin as Senn walked over them. The Lights came back fighting as they dropped a close ball-game to St. George. In the rest of the games the Lights broke even and ended with four wins and five losses. The Lights opened their league play with an easy victory over St. Elizabeth: they dropped the next one to Leo, and then won the thriller of the season. This was Mt. Carmels only loss in league play and most of the glory goes to Mark Gamber, who made a long shot from half-court just as the game ended. The basket gave the Lights a one point victory. The Lights had to wait until they played St. Elizabeth again before they could break into the winner's column. As far as victories are concerned, the season was over, and they ended with three wins and nine losses. Pre-Season Catholic League Loyola Opp. Loyola Opp. 17 Senn .....,..,........ 40 35 St. Elizabeth 25 35 St. George 45 29 Leo .... 59 41 Amundsen 39 46 Mt, Carmel 45 53 Tilden 28 47 De La Salle 54 36 St. George . .. 48 40 St. Rita . .. . 56 41 Sullivan 31 25 Fenwick 66 33 Senn , 38 65 St. Elizabeth 27 59 De La Salle 44 26 Leo . 69 56 St. Mel . . 27 -il Mt. Carmel 69 -49 De La Salle 64 Zi St. Rita 53 Sf! lienwitk 69 Page 82 LIGHT - INDIVIDUAL SCORING - Player Maurer Tangney Youhn Bransfield Reborn Campe Gamber Brady Proctor Keegan McMahon Dunne Berry Roti Lynch Craine 7 F.G. F.T 58 'll -IU 62 42 40 25 30 26 I8 21 16 ll ll 7 6 5 7 5 7 -' Z 6 .. If 5 et l l 2 l. l PTS. 157 142 124 76 70 58 33 20 I7 I7 I6 I4 ll 9 -i 1 J FLO0R K U.,-mg . A 4 lx V .. muy I w- . Nia. fx ,- W, x .L-rw-,,..... x . Pxgc hw wmv Nhucr. M1411 K.-mfr fur ilu- llglmrx. .1 . . unmvxnlxl gxpcnw. PLA! 'l'Ul': Xlr. Xlulhcrn, 4Cfs.1gl1J, l5ur1.m. lmwllll. XX.1rLl, fyrfmrlx. Q. lux, l. lclvnmn tfflpnllvwl 7 l5O'l'l'OXl: Slulwl'l. .l.zl'l.'lwu, llmlxlrum, l.1lwlvr11:l, Nielsen, llumlf, C limgllurxl. Xl. Xlitrhcll, BAN'1'AMXY1ilGl i'1' BASKISTBALL In Qompilmg thu fmut record of .my I.oyol.1 lxulwllxlll rum. thc l5.mt.1mx moxxul Lloxxn lxwlxc KJPIHOIICIMN III lOL1fIL'Cll lgamcx. 'l'hL-ir two Lon- Llucrcrs had to :go into oxcrtimc to heat them. C,o.1LhcLl hy Kuin Niullmcm. NOITIL' lim playcn were Lluvclopul, Among thcm Ed I.chm.1n,LI1c1u.1mk c.1pt.1in ,md Qhuplc Vox. thc ICJIDVN high no SEASON Loyuln Opp. Loyola ll St. l2li2.1hctl1 ll W Si. lfhznhut as Sr, lgnmmx Ja lu Luo S1 l.u0 ZH R1 St, George H5 5r.Cicork:c 11 :S lXll.C,.lI'IDL'l 3' IM-l,.1S.1Ilf W QU llc l.,1 S,lllC 11 XII. Cklrmcl ll S' Sl. lglldllllx N St,Rit.1 ll 34 l:L'I1XNlLli Player Points Player lm. 1.25 liurllcn l.gl1m.xh HN linzrhm l'.ll5l5I'lIll Hi liuhirz -luclimxx In CVll'O,1l'lQ l,lIMlNlFUIl1 il Xxhlfxl lirmlfonl M Niclxnh Page 84 VCT. Opp. h 15 V ll RS ji SS gv Points I- lf ll H l 1 lillllfllll In .mn .xtlurn-nm umm-. lmruhnw .md KL lm ll 'lmhr lknxu lx luslu rllu A mln In T, Kelly, Milligan, gl. Stanton. NlCC:.ll'Il'ly. Berry. tC.1plainJ, Keegan, Nlanning, P, Cinnber, Roni, Dunne. T. Collins, l.ym:h. Hr. Nlulhern, tCo.1chj. Xiiinu lxccgan riitlttu lxizgli tor 1 iunii lill 1 llllHL.l!1 Ienw for the mm licrrx FLYXVIZIGHT BASKETBALL Although Loyol.1's lilies he-g.1n the season in fine style hy winning their tint two g.unea they saw their luck run out on them .in the ye.1r progrem- etl and when the Lint game ll.lcl been played .ill the lilies eoultl s.1lv.1ge were three of fifteen g.imew, Bob Berry and Vin Keegan heltl the positionx of captain .intl high scorer. respeetixely. SEASON Loyola Opp. Loyola Opp, 33 St. Eliz.1lweth I I ZH St. l2liz.iheth Ii 25 St, Igl1.1flLIN ll I9 Leo 35 55 Leo S' 52 St, George So Z0 Quigley 26 5' Mt. Ctirmel W Z7 St. George ZH 1 I De l..i Salle il Zhi De l..i S.ille W IS St, lgimtitix I6 Jo Mt. fi.lFI11L'l RJ Hi lfenxxitlt lj 29 St. Rim iii Player Pointn Player Poinu Keegan HJR lxiltetix S Roti 'KJ Nlilligin S Berry 'o K.lnc I Lynch ol Ciunher I Dunne if? Smnron 2 Cmnpe IH Collinx ' Kelly ll Smrrx W Page 85 'Wa 10:4 ...v vainly. ,U an ns k 132. 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Q It tsl 'i'.'l' A '. ,.A, . , 1' ' . ', '.i . ,' TOP: Gilmore. NIcConvillc, Carer. I..mc - BOTTOM: A. Slnrcry. Bryant, K. Moran, Wlxrblc, -I. Slattery. I , xx A. mn -. K' I n H ' Y . A I 1 ll N y - . 1 l N Inf It b ' W lr' 'A . t X , . ,. ... 3' l HLA y I i A . n .x x 0 . lu. punk . q . VK1 Ly. 5 ' ' A 1 - '. ' Z Y l f s V 'lil' ,N X ' 5 bl in ' ' . , Vw. x 1' . , l X,. V xxx ' ' E ,n K K X ' ' ' l A 3 'Y f lcmn1ltIcLmc1 Cllu lt l,Al11bfllSl1l lim Hodapp Bob Lam oc O Donnell I 'llillll RAL INTRAMURAL COMMITTEE I-leaded by Mr. Ken Wiltgen, L0yOla's LM, committee again turned in a sup- erb job. ln organizing an extensive pro- gram that included football, basketball, swimming, softball, handball, and track, the committee gave Loyola one of the beat LM, pro3.,r'1ms it has seen in ycflrs. 'I hc men who act up thc schcdulcs and scttlcd disputes xscrc Chuck ID Am brosro nm Hod lpp of. O Donncll Bob Lane and Marty Murnane HANDBALL SOFTBALL ndball t 1 lt rs Slaturx and Surtlng, off th nson are Amndcn Reynolds S X111 hcll 53,114-,S Rolfscn and Hcrnharl Q-af? Page 88 BASKILTBALI After vxlnnlne the basketball ehamplon hms of thelr respeetlxe xelrs IA wE VE 1nd IA xxent on to eompete rn the ard xnnull IM meht at St Georee held on Mireh 26 Plaxxnf, the best of the St George IM league Loxohs representx trxes xxon three out of the four games POO YBALL s flll ID dllOWlIItLll1C.lI' reeord o be mlrrecl by only one draw rn eight elmes xx on the semor I M football ehampnonshnp Plaxlng, a Somewhat lighter schedule ID xxon the junior championship xxrth four xxrns and a drlvx Pictured flbhf ire Martln and behlelxle of 4D '1f'lll l9flVllfCl'lCllOl'- IA AQl IM5 nexx comer to the INI pro run lu xelr xx 18 the uluums or xxxxmmnne, 1ntr1 murtlx Inter room eompetntxon xx 1 to e xnged bx tle 'N eommrttec n l1te xprrne In the pool frrght Ire 'Iom brlmore and Ru rlellx praetxernr tor the e trolee Page 89 . 1' ' , , .., , , ' - I In -' f V. - . . ' . L t . . W ' . ' , ' 4 R . 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Y, 1 Eftingls Restaurant l 1 6351 BROADWAY ' QC,orncr Dcvonj 1 l 1 A GOOD FOOD - QUICK SERVICE l REASONABl.Ii PRICES l Open Daily except Sunday - 6:00 A.M, - 9:00 L 7, 1, aa -aa aa JOHN J STEINBA H INSURANCE l35 So La Salle S+ree+ FRanlclln 2 7300 Chicago QOMPLIMENTS OI BERNIE STl:FLE S STANDARD SERVICE C H I C, A G O Phone EDgew ater -1 9110 Page 110 l . C l I . L A l i l 1 Q 1 ! l 1 f l 1 A f 1 l l 5603 N. Ashland Avenue 1 , . 1 . Q 1 , 1 . Chamhcrlaiii P rinling flllllllillll' . . of me im, 2907 'I'Ol'llY AYIZNI 'I Telephone BRiz1rgz1te fi-505.2 CHICAGO li ll.I I ll I HI 4128 pimtul in lil idx oi wus X u tm ilimitcrl tim lrlelix ix t c Ch imlx im Iimtmg Um 2000 20 lb while sulphlle Sl? 50 2000 25 while rag bond SI7 50 W1I:IX:,TQ31:,1:l-lgfx-5,1:,l:,1gljfqlglglgg . . l ',l, 1,1f 5 s ,A - X 2-i 'll x . . . . l lf, mly are ffercrl ' 2 P Q wry t 15, frwl ln' h 1 ' z lrlz ' J ' R' ' lima- t 1 . . . C uv at tho tolluwiiig' iriccs: ici . . I 1 l ll - . ' , ' ,,. 14 c i . I' ' lic, I I J ' l H l ll' lXf:i':Xf11'Z1'lxf3I'21'i1':xL'ZXf2I'zXf2Xfz2J Page l l 1 Best Wishes tothe Class of '50 From Chuck Fox Pete Fitzgerald Don Merki Bill Richardson jimmy Marotta Mike Pallasch Steve Rebora john LaFramboise George Hines Ed Riley Al Bolger ohn Garrit Ned Festle Lee Crean im uinn 3D pd 6 t' S ' Bill Lauschke jerry Bransfield Emory Sobiesk jerry Compernolle jim Marth Bill Tangney Ray Fabbrini Dan Erbach Paul Maginot ohn Liautaud Stanley Wisniewski George Van Der Bosch Bill uneau Tom Koconis SUPERIUR LlUNlllll AND LINEN SUPPLY C0 2557 SOLTH XX ABASH AVI-NUP Telephone CAlumet 5 4440 Page 112 ca !' E J J Y X ne L J A J Q I , , ,, 4 1 I - Best Wishes To The Grmluating Class of ,50 From the Class of :ZH KING KrautI1cad KRAI- President LORD HXXv.1lCI'I3lJI ' HILIDNER HIS IXJRIDSHIP SIy MACK Vice-Ijrcsidcnl Sf.'L'I'CI.lf,'-IIIYCLISLIFCI pon ue: nam 18 AN Wmlfs ..-A blf Mousa Nlulrcr N C13 Inu 'xiurv IX Honor tha rdcru IN 1 L N XX on N11 N Lf l1I1 81. 1urr CL r III S ll IL IL A 1 Htl N ur II lllfl ULIILS Mor L 1 L C on 1 , XILN 111111 or 1 1 Q C11IL111111 Q rms L 1 Ikx l 1 L11 nor LX ur I r rg lo IU LL ron H nl Hu 1 II r Sus L1n1ncr mos 1 Ixos L mr LI r AII1 on 'II1c Blron BLIIWI IL C 11111 BOIIDLILI 1 LI1 I1 5LIlIlI Aston I LOU por L HUD IL LX UPC! r B11 Is 1 Iur 011 L 11 I0 tus 1 II 11 1 0 1.11 XX XIor111 L U Q Q ' , 0 -1.7 Q 17 ,- 9 'T' I ii L' W9 I f QQ .. ,f 61- ' . 1 , A L ff' I.1I. Q.1t11in Sir H 'r 1 Ill' H15 I' - -- I'H 111111 Sir L.1r I O' .Ilcy .lusts I511l mg Q 'I Sir III 't 0 K' .II I ' K111' H sf' Q .rr, Sir HSI. ks' S11 'pp Sq ' A I 11-y Sir I.orI f.I1.lI1L AIl11r I I. Sir XMI 1 I.I M11 II. I' '. CIIIQI1 Sir HIII'LI ' - . A1I1111r.1I HCI, M. fQ1I1w11 Aly I.0I'sINIlIP'. Con1Io11 'I'I1- If.1rI of If . Icy 'II1' Xl.stcr H - inc S1r I'I1xcr Xgin S' , WI' -. ' Ifgloff 511' HLRI 7' 7 .xin Sir 'CQ an . I I., I.-- B.1 H QQ' - I II' NI , H' - C.1a. ' -Il- llc '. If .IDN R I A . U 1 ' I ' '. Cr.111I H1 Q oo I Sir GO s G- Born NI. ' HM' I-4 A1 ' T. S1 .1 l'I1- 5 1 4' 'IIIII NCI1 H . I' I Sr Sk my IS1' 1I1-'1cI4 R IW-' . . . NI, IU, W RIA CCM PAINTING AWD DIN CORATING 211 North Des Plamcs Strut Phone STate 2 8706 Chlcago 6 IIIIIIOIS Congratulations to the Class of 50 from 'IOM CLARKF KI'N BOCHAT BILL TOMILS TOM SCHNEIDI-R LMVIET CLEARY GLORGE BON SALLE BOB ABELF IUGLNF SOULL JOHIN LARKIN BILI ARMSTRONG IINI NIORAN AL BOLLKL LARRY ADAMS JIM BFCKLEY BOB HARRINGTON nf' 5 49 'W I'-1 ,P 52? Q51 i huts 31-M gg PAUL PLUINKETT CHARI I-S C-ONLALI S TOM O SHI A NIIKI SHI I I Y GORDON HANCOCK I D MLCONVILLII DON VIULLIGAN I-LORIANI SOKOLONY SKI BOB CALABRESE IINI I I INAHAIN IOHN PHSTI R DAII PHIIIIPS IACR IxI I II Y IOHN PIOTI RI K BIII STROUD PHII XIORAN IRI D CURRIIR TONI LOLLIINS RO5crs Parl-I f 0700 Prcc Delnery Creenleal Grocer 81 Market 1774 GREENLEAI' AVENUE COIIPIILTL IINI' OI FROSIID IOODN PRIIIF BLH' George Krappmann Louis Stanczak Page 114 J. . ' PANY 4 OOIO I B I 1 J Q I f :A - .L ,. I 2 X, 1 7 I 5 ' S u. ' I , X . lla' . .A .la A - MALL 4 Inv ,ju-AA J Q i i - . ,fx A - , l Y .e.ef iW'fg CUQP 'JPL I , I ,gLQ1ALQQfP' P PQ. V K- -.ph 'A 'f l n X, . l A ,jr. A I :ll 'A ' Irank Bondx slR,M7 IranICQcrnng,I11 7-,E 'S UP' U 1mcs Cullmm Bcrnlrd Ikntur Ohn EIIIN Oscph Lrkcnsxxlclx Ihomxs Imnngm um Ilmmrx 'Ihomu C ucr acl-C C Iunz Hcrbut C runmxx uk Hunmtord 'Ierry ohmscn lm lxlnc Ccorgn Ixc ITDCI Dick Ixolb AII Ioscph Lur U I 7 Iohn LIIINI Lao Luz ig Iamcs Iac Iohn NILDon1ICI om NICI nrlm Iom Nlmnm Rlnhlrl Xiumr Rolmrt Nioorn IITILS Rlxnrl BL rn 1rd Ros mar Xxx Dxnml SLIIICIILY Albnrt bllfltfy oscph Sullxx ln uk Vm Du Iicmlm Iuob W lrdl IIj0j IIIIEIIIFII 'I' LIICIIEUI IIIIIIIII .JIFS -I Wow 0 COURTEOUS HIGH SPEED SERVICE O COMFORTABLY AIR CONDITIONED RIBTIIRIITS ron Youn NEXT PRIVATE PARTY ,N ,,ow,,,ow,,, CWCAGO LUNCHEON on DINNER' Phone AND wmow Hom STATE 1133 FOR INFORMATION L , P.1 QC ,f JL ' ' - H ' UG!! ' ' ,I -P. -v n f '-H I rc --' , A I , f.T ., D-N iff. f..d J, It ' I . L I 'I 'N ' 2-V L gi- A ' A JV ' 3 I I' IX'iIIi41mU'M4lIIcy - - Es A - -nm I' ' J lf ' Q . x . 1 '. J I A, -9 J . . 1. ,, .A I I . 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' a n 1 Page 116 Wlth each year of constant progress and faxthful adherence to the tradltlons of Orxglnallty and Dlstmctxon Pontlac remalns the Master Engravers to Amerxca s Schools The Pontxac proven technlque of modern methods of reproductxon by experlenced craftsmen the employment of the most modern preclslon equlpment the art1st1c 3blllIl6S of our art and layout departments are Pontlac helps 1n publxshmg a successful yearbook of the personnel ofthe Pontlac School Publlcatlons DIVISIOD are proud of thelr partlcxpatlon ln the publxcatlon of your yearbook and express their appreclatlon for the splendlcl cooperatxon by your staff at CZ 812 822 W VAN BUREN ST O CHICAGO 7 ILLINOIS Telephone HA ymarket 1 1000 IUI N S T WWSH FRONA XRNI N X LI X RUN N XX X I IN XNIX NX X XXII HIIXIXN I LIC BES ES I'I IIIi II.XIiX'I Y II.X' IIIAI Y RH, IJ I'xUIQI.XS I II'I'Zl.IIi.XIIJ ISIII, IOIJCII ILMINI IIII IGUIG NII I N ISUIS XIILI-XIL'I'IIX' 4II.XIil I S ISXIXIXI II 'XIII XI. I.'XII ISIil.X. MJ .XRIY IHI'IN XIXNIIY IUIIN SIXII'II I'.XI IS IIIxI IUX1 hIIIX IL'III IIICIIIIII ISIII SIIIRI III' Ibllk UIIIILICII IU I 4 IN IUII. '. IIKIII IHIIN NIXIIIILX IUIIN IIXIQIIXI ISIII XIIIIIR ILIII IXIIRIII IUIIX IUIIX IUIINUILIIIIN I XX!I.IIiI I I1 lim III ILII'XII IIIUIUII IJII XIIN IUIIX NI HN Xl . NUIGIINIx IUIIX XX xlulwl X I'XII IXVLIIXIII III1Ix IIIIMIILXIIH IQEU EHAUUMINB AEE ES HERS nc 1878 Factory 1140 CORNELIA AVENUE Loop Office 27 I' MONROE STREET Page 118 1 1 1 Q 5 P I B R O T , 1 . MANUFACTURING IEWELERS 1 E 1 1 'When September rolls round For that great class of '50, towards the end of this year, when we write down its story XVe know one class more XY'ill go out through our doorn will no longer be herel .is tl class full of glor Y' Mllxl snot RLI jim cAs5iN non IARRINI Dielx Blfggflll ohn l arrow Al lxuhn Don Iexernier Nillxe Nlitehell Bob Post lohn Rohr liolw liorre X irren lures t I NMC L11 e lxuin Nlorin Pit Poxnton Bill Sttnmuer Pruitlcnt Vine Prcsitlen lirl L t rx C ru or e R Xlef u Boi I Nlorin Tom Rtpptl Bill hXl1llLfl lioh 71olltow ltr Sltfkllfy lreisurer 1tC1 Hou trtl Hoplunx Bernie Luhncr C liuel-t Xlllllglfl Linton XlOLlSfllxl lim Rexord Phil XX hlte Page 119 l l l l E xXx , Q .N 't l5lI.I. l3Lfl:l Y .. H 'rj ' 4 rt A Clmrlie .tlfmrl M.t i.ll.1 Pete Cannon Unk Cionxitline .l.lLli Degnrin -lack Egan i 5 f. b YH A f ,lt-f 1- pm W. V' p ' Dilx .Alxe Ce t11'l..lIlL' ' 7 ' v P l,. -sm. P. ,. sift i rA'r - . l... . ' . l V ,,E22222E2 22 E2 222222 22 22 2 2 7,,22222 H i E w i CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES Ol I IQIAL PHOTOGRAPHER TO THE CSUF '0 228 S NX ABASH AVENLJI HArr1son 7 5200 Page 120 5 00T DI LAS 'za L O f PRESIDENT Terry Colleran VICE PRESIDENT Clem Mawicke SECRETARY Eddie Auigustln Piul Bercghoff 'lim Bernlnrt Cerry Bornhofen Ed Brown Tom Coogan Weil Crowley jim Hodapp Bill Hurlbut Henry Kaukc Mart Keeley XY .Quinn kelly .lack Lauzghlin Phil MCCA rty -lohn NlCChesney Nl.1rt Murnane Ken Proctor Georg O Callaghan Bill Reynolds Ed Rolfson Pat Rooney Bob St. Clair lfrrmlc Seidl Lelmd Shanlc Tom Shantz Larry Slayton Ed Spellman Bill Subluskey john Tuohy Tom Van Heule Ray XY' alters XY'1rren NY essel ei Page 121 Deepett Gratitude to the Faculty from the Class ol 2 4 C 5 Z4 QX ii! ' PO To fy 5 is T 1 N I N 1 M N I UN I I J SI NIOR5 kl IXX I NN um w X I NIOR5 I N IFIII 77 III I IIN WU 3 IILI ' xx Sl JPIIUNIORI S m 1 Ix L x N xr JI! XI Pige 177 IIIIIIII TIII'I'II I'Il'I' A A . I I I gijbyx Sf? I In I I':w1.I'-Ill fIl.lI'IIL' I7 XmIwr' In X up I'1'wlIIu11 .lim AIJVIIII Nw.1xI.I1f. VIIHIII' ISIQIIIN 'I 1m'.mI11-I' .. , ilolm C num-rx XII xILI'.l31I.' .NI11 I ILIININ.'l'I. S, El I -lxm I'w'.mx1:LI.I CQ - nyc I.ym.m Q IUMA full: fkm NI. mlm- I Iiulw Ilmm flmmk NIlIuIxL'l1IIlIII , Ihu Iqmrlq .Nlxrty IXILIVILIIL' I..u':y frL'IxILI'III.IlI Kenny I'rm1o1' Vlxmlm I ILIVIVLI'II.III -IL-fry f x -A -I' IMI Imam- Ium 'Xf INII i VIIQ' .N f 'Imam IM tim 'Im II. L-It I ISU I511'uIuy .lol I..1I . I I Ink Cm1m'IIy -Im' UNI UIIIILAII I Ihu IIIIXILII ISIII IIIJIIAQ I IM-,I I l1zAQL1'.IIII Ru UIIUUIIKI' CIIAIII-N ISIMIKIVII Ilan I'4.11'IL-X' Im Iirwiy V11 I--A5111 IMIIX IDI. MMIII Hui I.. kim Ink IQAQJN IMI . JIIICI' CONGRTULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS Daxe Tom Annu Battles ohn Tom Pete liry Int ohn Mart Tim Donohue Mike Dueey Abrtmx Connelly Culhlne CLASS P I CTUIQE Ant erson :22zUlO47l rarf vlan rr 0.719 ' S 9 QP? X fm - rw? 43 iq' ' 5 RFQSSQ X N si.-.vm 'avg ,pe 4 'I F Us ' 5393 em if 4'-+ as if ' Fred Fix 1,1 fgiimfifisfff Cf Q 'Ss QQ' S4 A 9 5 I xx lisa D 'wh' XQIQ I 'Y S4 jim Herbert X I 'Q E7 5 I J Conrad Irxrn V rj Q ill, I Id ennett 'W 'C 'Tl Q' X l oe Kearney Ired Sweeney Warren Wallin Charles Laird Bill Larkin Ed Lehman im Meyers Leo Michels Mike Murphy oe Ottenheimer ohn Pinter Ronnie Pontius erome Prassas Art Roth jim Ryan im Schumann Frank Shudell 'I om Smith nm Strrebel CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADS OF 49 FROM Leo linn Cerlld Blllxe Diele Bry mt Don furele Bob XVII Arnold Cnet Tom Cfmpe Bob C lrrlne lohn Stephln Bruno Rot: C hirles O Xhllex ohn uinlln Mike Coehrln Tom left Ierome Xlllltl' I rmle Serpxeo Tom NieRuth lustrn O Connor Bull O lxeele X 3 Q- JV he Gene O Malley Ed Penney I Charles Raynor Ed Dunne ohn Corbett Ralph Conerdlne Bob Sands a Clemens r lltzeerald Cullm m Dowdle Dick Heyd Plul lrchow Vincent Keegan Bill Lmrne Tom Rnera Ceorige Rocmer Iohn Rossdeutcher ' la '-ufviif ' 4' -'i -4,411.1-.1 If uqj, ' I . X , 'P' ' ' C N' f ' ,r X- J , N, . nc 2 1. I . 1 -45.4. g , g S I, J- U. . . .i in III A Q- -E ' I . , - , ' ' .-I' ' if wa Dl ' ' : X wp! ir.-an :LQQY 'I ' -a . X l -Q ull ' I I lf'-' 5: A . I ' ' ' h 5- 14' , ' , I , ' url: l ' . A - V, ' i I ff - -, ., tn'4,...t,,l,fcf5:I' If - . , , , I I . -, 1 9 - ' ' Y 'r. -l '- jim Griffin ,X X f 'fl , Don Raef J. . Q X K ,5 . ., il .7-. ,nv - f ', - u ' . A ' : . ', ' , ww I' 4 C I-.1 1 b I X if , . , . . E 'JA A . 1' I A i 4: f . . . I i- , , -Y Y uh, , I I ri i 'i 1 RH' I .-Y va ' ,4 N 'I O X . . ' 'ey ' r -, o I I 9 i ' ' . A Si 1 I 3 ' Q. 4 ' , .' QC P t A ' A I f Ar f' v E A . H I Z ' jim Q . ,I Q . K ' lx X! - ' li - Page 125 XXMI1 Best XX lshu Ior Contmucd buucss md Iiippmus to I' I rom I'HI MO I'HI RS C I IIB OI' LOYOLA AFADI MY Mu Dams Hcttnrnm Pmsucnt x u Inuit, Modem r Page 174 THQ CLASS OF '50 1 . 1.- .. ' '. 'IA' x . Rc '. DO glm A. Pearl. 5, UI., :I ' 4 .to new Gad geaufxl 6 Z E C 0 L I N C MILWAUKEE wusc:oNslN I ,Q r ffl, X ffm. I 0 HARRY S WALSH Illex mon R ldlll Records and Appll mnes bALl'S X SPRVICI 7006 X1 XY mum Axanug 5 7949 PHONI S HO 5 2895 1Hh GRAD PREP Ib Homin N A DURAND COVER uron med b tm Durand Manufadurnng Co 9x9 West 6111 Strut nugo J 1-1eadquer1ers For Young Men 5 Furnnshlnos and Spofrswear At Lake and BIHFIOII WM? Also fcaturnng, 1 full lxnc of 111 Sportmg, Goods Izqunpmcnt Golf Tenms Fnhxng, Bidmmton Cuns A AYNITILIHIUOYI Outbolrd Motors Bovxlmg, B1sc1u111 Page 176 I - , I A A I 1 K. Y I. 1 - Q -1 Q1 1 1 1 ' . 1 1 1 1 - - i - - 1 HO - Clin' HI11. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ooo 1 1 9. 4 11? o oo oo I'-1-if R RRR R R 1MR RRRH R4 RR 1 1 1 1 0 l - - . If J . 7 . Q A ' ' 1 f ' 1' . . ' -' V Q . 41 SUCCESS AND 1m Barley Bob Borre lm Burke Ronald Carr Dan Clark Danlel Cotter ohn Cullen Tom Fox Earl Frerse Carl Glocker ohn Harrlman Tom Hart Paul Hecr Pat Sherwood ames Slattery HAPPINESS TO Dick Smith Al Xwaldack Terry XY'ctzcl THE CLASS OF 50 Ralph Warble Tom Hoban Martin Jeffers ohn Koller Bob Lampmg Bob Lear Bob Lucas Dick McLean Tom Mohr Fred Morris Sean O Nell Gerald Panck oe Polera oe Rrce Karl Sanger Page 127 l l l 1 'I C l l J. . J. . he ' J , - - Q 1 . l l J . W , . , , , l ' J ' 1 J ' 1 ' S . ,-av , , . 0ur Sinccrre Thanks to theFasulty from Flass IR SCIFNTIFIC COURSE NTU , I ' pf i '-frZ'. T -rg GOOD BYE 'x S Umm :W ? fwf flpvl 1 VI XNDIRSOX DICK ISORXIIOII 'X IR XNIx ISR XIJN ISI LNI COII I R XNIx COXNOI I X 'X XRII IBRLCIK I7ICIx IJLIXIQUXI BOB CR-XX TOXI CROH H-XRRX HARTII H PRI ID HI RXII S 'xIIIxI H001 XHXX ISOIS I'xI RRIC XX IOIIX IxLI IIN Ihr Presldent The Vxce Presxdent erry Svseenes The Secretary Treasurer Chuck Muckenhlrn The Intramural Captam Chuck D AmbfOSl0 IJICIx IIXDIIX IIIxI XIIIJONNIII ISOI5 XILIIUC H SI KN NIAliIxOXX SRI IXI X1 XRSIIAI I ROXAI D RAI X XI XI IxI RS TOXI RIURDXN RAY SAYDI RS TONE SCIIIXIHR BILL SHURR X1 XRIX. SPAIH TH IOHN THIII IOI XX KIIACI RI XXIIIIIXISX N XXIINSI XIXRC XXR XX Page 12 I v N I ' . 1 0 a sf . . A I p L K 3 ER .7 ' '12, '. I I ' , '. r I ,. .. I ' .- ,iz-,LL qi., R Oo 37 I 1 I X 4 I - ., I ' f I -I +A Y I I I . I . .. ' I . I I 'I - I I I I QIINI vqslvls .' , ' I -IRI I H IM V V Carl Stocker -I ' f K' I W Q ' I1u1nI, I'IN ' ' . -' ' , ,U I LH., MY ffl-'Is , , , . 2 ' , , I A' 'I ,I ' ' . I- KA . 1 ff-1.' .'CQH ' 5, .' c,I. 'I 1 III-NI 8 CX 6x X Compliments of 't. GIIEGIIIIY IN 'TITUTIGNS t. Gregory Ghurch 't. Gregory School t Gregory High School CO EDUCATIONAL FULLY ACCREDITED orkls ocIC St Gregory School ol llomestrc lrts t Gregory School of Industrial llrtc RI:V ARTHUR I' TLRLICKI D john L Max Rex Harold Thomp on C 5 V Ierome G Klug, Ru Nirrhacl Xlrlone Cb V Ven brwtcrs of Chrrstran Chrrrty IOSIIII DOLL HIRIX B KXIR ILXIIR RLXIIORD B IOIIN SCUII I I RNIKN PISIRI XI -K S RII CHIR IS OSIXIK I I I Pagr. 171 o ll I l I I I I I Monsign ' a cn Memorial Gymnasium I and S ia enter I 1 . 0 ' I Q o I ' 0 I I Q Pastor and irector Ru, Robert NW. Mockcnhaupt Rev. Edword Houngs, CQ.5.V. R-W. . -. . 5 , , R-.7 . XIR, K .15 'G ..s-. XIR., I s- .IR. I' If . : .I ' I I. . ... XIIS' XI.-X I BI1Ifi 5 . II.I'm. NIR, ,IAM S f f. Ii. Xl . . , -J CONGRAH IAIIONS IO il CLASS OI' I 9 5 0 Glas s UlSU'lhllfIllQ lo W Wlcbann Pharmau 71m N Ruigxc Annum 1 arxl rk 4 c mn 1 r I'Hl NOR I'll SHORI NATIONAL BANlx Ol C HILAC O XX 1 K Page 150 Q A . , , . , 4 , . L7 H 'ff f h '. 1 . 1 . . t K K I Q 15.21 . I' . ' ' I 6 A , Q s 1 ' If .', ' ' Chi Roig' In - mv- nl 11 13 Mfr, I1 1, lwnc ' f ' f ' ' 7 I Q N Q H fur lLffr.1f Dxlrmll ll 14. Cmnjv. VS' Hu .Ln Sl. SH'Id1'.1M Sf-ll , ,A Jesuit Neveiiaie L0llS GLUNZ Int Telephone Mlehlgan :VM Q, 'J THE BEER THAT 'WADE 'SIILXXAUREE FXNIOUS T ' QT 1 I 0 ' 1 , a . XYINIS ,xxlm l.lQL'mxs SINKI IXXS 1204 1 . 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